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-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Table structure for table `admin_users`
--

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-- Dumping data for table `admin_users`
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(7, 'Transcriber', 3, 'James', 'Butler', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '130.209.61.191', '54rmlshk7qjtjfpbhgmpsa4t83', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '09fccda1a96bae2c59d48dfd40ea2cff', '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 1, 0, '2015-05-06 10:16:29', '0000-00-00 00:00:00', '0'),
(8, 'Transcriber', 2, 'Jane', 'Corrie', 'Jane.Corrie@glasgow.ac.uk', '130.209.71.190', '9kodrlk84jd4qhq6uc1d94hle5', 'Jane.Corrie@glasgow.ac.uk', '42bac64e5b77e957e0cae74cf2f1b1c7', '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 2, 0, '2014-11-04 14:41:53', '0000-00-00 00:00:00', '0'),
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(12, 'Transcriber', 2, 'Mary', 'Rambaran-Olm', 'maryrr@btinternet.com', '130.209.155.240', 'nhcq45cgfgrbsv02bjq2d5j382', 'maryrr@btinternet.com', '7f3b6b9097e3d420cc518fee0618e60b', '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 1, 0, '2015-05-08 12:53:48', '0000-00-00 00:00:00', '0'),
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-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Stand-in structure for view `all_places_active`
-- (See below for the actual view)
--
CREATE TABLE `all_places_active` (
`pl_place_id` int(11)
,`place_type` varchar(9)
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);

-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Stand-in structure for view `all_places_active_edit`
-- (See below for the actual view)
--
CREATE TABLE `all_places_active_edit` (
`pl_place_id` int(11)
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);

-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Stand-in structure for view `approved_suggestions`
-- (See below for the actual view)
--
CREATE TABLE `approved_suggestions` (
`suggest_id` int(11)
,`suggestion` varchar(100)
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);

-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Stand-in structure for view `assigned_docs`
-- (See below for the actual view)
--
CREATE TABLE `assigned_docs` (
`status_id` int(11)
,`user_assign` int(11)
,`status_doc_id` int(11)
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);

-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Stand-in structure for view `assigned_docs_not_document`
-- (See below for the actual view)
--
CREATE TABLE `assigned_docs_not_document` (
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);

-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Stand-in structure for view `assigned_docs_old`
-- (See below for the actual view)
--
CREATE TABLE `assigned_docs_old` (
`status_id` int(11)
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);

-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Table structure for table `bug_report`
--

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--
-- Dumping data for table `bug_report`
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(12, 'Bug', 'Confidence check - years of birth/death.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=800', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-05-31 13:15:46'),
(13, 'Suggestion', 'sugegstion test', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-05-31 13:16:22'),
(14, 'Bug', 'assigned doc ids running off the page!', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-05-31 14:57:01'),
(15, 'Bug', 'Hey!\r\nI linked a person to a letter (806, Gilbert Steuart) as author and physician and it came up with an error message saying I should report a bug - so here you go. I made screen shots, if that helps?\r\nRebecca', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/person_edit.php?id=314', 'd', 'Rebecca.DeWald@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-05-31 16:33:56'),
(16, 'Bug', '\'Patient\'s Physician\' does not work as a link, so have had to enter as \'other physician\'.\r\nAlso, it\'s not possible to approximate a date for study at Edinburgh. - MMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-05-31 18:10:03'),
(17, 'Bug', 'Patient\'s relative/friend option is throwing up a bug...\r\n\r\nMMG', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/person_add.php?id=464', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-05-31 18:13:19'),
(18, 'Bug', 'Dear Mark,\r\n\r\nPlease can you \'kill off\' Person 459 and make Dr Arnold the patient\'s physician? 459 was created by the bug.\r\n\r\nbest wishes,\r\nMarianne\r\n\r\n----\r\n460 also deleted', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1107', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-05-31 18:20:50'),
(19, 'Bug', 'Delinking people form letters getting IDs mixed up!', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/logs/delete_person_from_doc.log', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-01 11:29:02'),
(20, 'Bug', 'Breadcrums: Having selected a person (and attached them to a role within a letter), clicking the \'People\' shortcut tab at the top of the page reloads that individual, rather than returning to the entire list.     -J', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-06 10:34:58'),
(21, 'Bug', '\'Medical Professional\' appears to be the default/automatic selection for every individual currently within the \'People\' database.', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-06 10:48:08'),
(22, 'Bug', 'Medical Professional set as default! Must be nothing', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-06 11:02:45'),
(23, 'Suggestion', 'Creating a new person, current defaults give \'male\' for gender and \'medical professional\' for medical professional; could these be blank (or set to \'unknown\' as default)?', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/person_edit.php', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-06 11:07:39'),
(24, 'Bug', 'Can only link one author, even if signed (initialled) by two.   -J', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-06 11:16:27'),
(25, 'Suggestion', 'have blank as title', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-06 11:46:59'),
(26, 'Suggestion', 'titles: add in Rector, Ballie, Collector\r\nremove Rev. and update all to Reverend', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-06 12:25:34'),
(27, 'Suggestion', 'apppend public notes to internal. hide public notes.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-06 12:42:33'),
(28, 'Suggestion', 'set Manuscript Complete and set to yes for default.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-06 12:43:05'),
(29, 'Suggestion', 'Titles of \'Provost\' and \'Sheriff\', please! :D   -J', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-07 16:12:06'),
(30, 'Suggestion', '\r\nMark; I\'ve just noticed that in assigning a role although we have \'Other Physician\', it is often an Surgeon who is being mentioned as being in attendance. Could we revise the menu option to \'Other Physician or Surgeon\'? or even have another option \'Attending Surgeon\'? we can discuss...[David.]', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-10 17:58:59'),
(31, 'Suggestion', 'a button to automatically link Cullen as either author or addressee (rather than look him up each time...?', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-11 13:30:05'),
(55, 'Bug', 'regions not available outside UK,IRE,US', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-26 15:24:40'),
(32, 'People', 'Delete person 625 and 623. DS created in error. - seemed to have been reused now!', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-14 13:16:54'),
(33, 'Bug', 'Funchal is linked to Canada when it should be linked to Maderia', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-15 14:02:43'),
(34, 'Bug', 'fatal error when adding new letter.\r\n\r\n(need to also create folder for images)', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-15 14:22:44'),
(35, 'Suggestion', 'create a page for jenny to view assigned docs by person', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-15 14:25:06'),
(36, 'Suggestion', 'Outgoing Cat Nums generator for Jenny - not worth it now. just work it manually', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-15 14:32:08'),
(37, 'Suggestion', 'add more than one role at time when linking people - difficult - new process script - let\'s not do it.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-15 14:32:38'),
(38, 'DB', 'delete LK items that have DONOTUSE - manual delete from trans. best not to script this so not to miss any old ones used in error', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-15 14:32:57'),
(39, 'Suggestion', 'Readable XML output for proofing - done using XSLT. could be much better though', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-15 14:37:34'),
(40, 'Bug', 'update doc_images script to link all images (_blank)', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-15 14:38:03'),
(41, 'Bug', 'public descriptions seem to have been truncated. at time of import from Open office? - updated as best as possible.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-15 14:41:31'),
(42, 'Suggestion', 'Facility need to assign on mass for proofing - now randomly assigns to D or J', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-15 14:42:03'),
(43, 'Suggestion', 'Sort by date using datatables view', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-15 14:49:14'),
(44, 'Suggestion', 'Delete text \'COPIED FORM PUBLIC DESC\'', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-15 14:49:29'),
(45, 'Bug', 'weird problem with images for ID 2534. seems to be another letter attached upside down on other side. 2534 now correct with \'a\' added to cat no.  New record ID 6269 created for latin enc. it will have cat no. 1584b - wait for next batch update. - looks ok.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-15 14:50:41'),
(46, 'Suggestion', 'remove \'PHP script: Create image folders for new records (last ID: ---)\' from index page as new docs create doc_images folder - renamed to old', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-15 14:54:52'),
(47, 'Bug', 'improve stats page - made updates', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-15 14:57:34'),
(48, 'Bug', 'Weird bug with places, where an AKA in brackets appears after other place-names linked to the same letter. See link; Ayr is correctly \"Ayr (Air)\", but Edinburgh also started appearing as \'Edinburgh (Air)\' as well after Ayr was linked.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1241', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-15 15:30:16'),
(49, 'Suggestion', 'add \'Printed\' as a type', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-19 15:36:27'),
(50, 'Suggestion', 'new fields (postage, type) for doc should be Green', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-20 11:09:22'),
(51, 'Bug', 'Mark/Jenny\r\n\r\nID: 1892 (Mucklejohn) seems to have the page images in the wrong order (please fix or keep a record); thanks David.', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-20 18:01:09'),
(52, 'Suggestion', 'Re: judges, I\'m putting them in as \'Mr\', with \'Lord Kames\', \'Lord Cullen\' as an AKA, as they are not peers. What do you think? That way they are covered if we meet them also when they are advocates.', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-20 18:04:19'),
(53, 'Suggestion', 'Baron as title', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-21 11:21:07'),
(54, 'Bug', 'lookup tables squished!', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-25 10:22:11'),
(56, 'Bug', 'Sort out permissions for doc_images. Uploading needs cullenimages, creating folders needs apache. something to do with groups. - should be ok now. not creating folders through web. done during file upload', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-26 17:46:57'),
(57, 'DB', 'DB - save language for each letter using joined table or standard text. - done!', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-26 17:47:55'),
(58, 'Bug', 'XML inserting line breaks all over the place - only in snapshot file. not really a big problem as XML will ignore this', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-26 17:48:25'),
(59, 'Bug', 'Write to both doc and person history when linking or delinking people - This would be good! not enough time.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-26 17:51:10'),
(60, 'Suggestion', 'Add person as with more than one role. e.g. author and surgeon - maybe not. might increase errors', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-26 17:52:44'),
(61, 'Place', 'add in a AKA for Muckhart  - added Yats of Muckhart', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-26 17:54:13'),
(62, 'Bug', 'investigate truncated descriptions from imports - fixed for ??? occurances. Just need to update PROD database', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-26 17:55:09'),
(63, 'Future', 'Script: Link outgoing image files to originals. or easier solution is to link to folder - deal with when follow up funds exist.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-21 11:57:27'),
(64, 'Bug', 'Hi Mark,\r\n\r\nI have just noticed that the set of images for ID:1909 appear to be exactly the same as for ID:1882. This needs looking at to see what has happened, but as it is a cover-letter for an enclosed case report I suspect that the photographer may have skipped a document. Alternatively, we may have just slipped up when loading the images into one or other folder. Please could you ask James to put it on his list of matters to investigate/resolve. Thanks, David', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-28 22:26:40'),
(65, 'Bug', '00922.xml won\'t upload. I tried, but got a message saying there was no transcription file, even after I had copied and pasted and uploaded it. (I\'m doing this from the office, too.)\r\n- Marianne', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=922', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-06-29 17:56:01'),
(66, 'Suggestion', 'Can we have \'Count\' added to the list of titles for people?', '', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-07-02 13:04:49'),
(67, 'Suggestion', 'Also can we add \'Countess\' to the list of titles?', '', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-07-02 13:15:53'),
(68, 'Suggestion', 'Mark: I notice that the box which displays the ID\'s of those letters linked to a particular person quickly fills-up so you cannot see all the letters linked. I appreciate that there may not be room to show all of them in the case of Cullen, but let\'s discuss the possibility of expanding the display...having them there to click on is the easiest way to navigate back to where you where when linking people to letters and it is generally helpful for the job of cross-checking. David.', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-07-04 10:55:20'),
(69, 'Place', 'Mark/jenny/James and anyone else on hand: Re: ID:1855 When you have a moment please could you all in the office have a quick look at the postal stamp on this letter. It is written from Kirkudbright but the stamp seems to be something like \'Cottingwork\", Cottingworth\', Collingworth\' ??? No possibilities/variations coming up on Google seem to fit with being posted between Kirkudbright to Edinburgh, but I would appreciate other views on the reading and where it might actually be. Thanks, DS - sent to James. 01/07/13. NO reply. Another email sent. 17/09/13. Another email 13/12/13. Can\'t work it out. Leave to the end and search for unclear in the internal notes', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-07-04 11:04:56'),
(70, 'Bug', 'ID: 1815, Image 4 is a blank page. Thanks DS.', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-07-06 21:07:03'),
(71, 'Bug', 'Correction to Last Message: ID: 1817 has blank image 4...apologies for slip.... David.', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-07-06 21:09:46'),
(72, 'Suggestion', 'Mark I have just discovered that ID: 1764 is the missing enclosure for ID:1808. Please can you pass this on to Jenny for info though I assume it is too late now to change add a suffix to the Cat No of the enclosure to link them that way. I have already noted the linkage in the \'internal notes\' field for both documents. Thanks, David. - delt with', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-07-06 21:31:01'),
(73, 'Place', 'St Andrews aka wrong - sent to James to check all.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-07-12 12:01:02'),
(74, 'Suggestion', 'only allow complete button to show if you were assigned document', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-07-25 15:25:12'),
(75, 'Suggestion', 'The Add Place county reference table lists \'South East\' and \'London and South East\' - the former should be \'East\' :p  -J', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-07-30 10:06:26'),
(76, 'Bug', 'Can\'t add XML file to document 1298 - hit \'enter\' and box goes blank again ', ' - http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1298', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-08-11 00:21:16'),
(77, 'Bug', 'Mark,I notice that when I view the tabulated chart  ID:31 appears as having no images attached but when I go to it it has 2 (and EC has transcribed it). I think this anomaly has arisen elsewhere, but I have neglected to make a note. Any ideas? David - script updated', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-08-17 11:57:51'),
(78, 'Suggestion', 'Image order for document 900 - should be in order 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 5 (of currently numbered images)', '', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-08-20 11:48:23'),
(79, 'Bug', 'all stats need to only count document type \'document\'', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-08-20 12:04:43'),
(80, 'Bug', '\r\nMark,\r\n\r\nI think this is the same message I got yesterday. It appears again when I was looking up Pyrmont Water in the \'preparations\' menu (and inadvertently clicked on \'edit\' at which point the existing entry disappeared and this appeared. I am working in my office until 4.50 if you need to phone me. David\r\n\r\n\r\nNotice: Use of undefined constant status - assumed \'status\' in /var/www/html/cullen/www/prod/includes/Settings.php on line 748 Notice: Use of undefined constant username - assumed \'username\' in /var/www/html/cullen/www/prod/includes/Settings.php on line 749 Notice: Use of undefined constant user_site - assumed \'user_site\' in /var/www/html/cullen/www/prod/includes/Settings.php on line 750 Notice: Use of undefined constant email_address - assumed \'email_address\' in /var/www/html/cullen/www/prod/includes/Settings.php on line 751 Notice: Use of undefined constant first_name - assumed \'first_name\' in /var/www/html/cullen/www/prod/includes/Settings.php on line 752 Notice: Use of undefined constant last_name - assumed \'last_name\' in /var/www/html/cullen/www/prod/includes/Settings.php on line 753 Notice: Use of undefined constant user_id - assumed \'user_id\' in /var/www/html/cullen/www/prod/includes/Settings.php on line 754 Notice: Use of undefined constant status_level - assumed \'status_level\' in /var/www/html/cullen/www/prod/includes/Settings.php on line 755 Notice: Use of undefined constant goodbye - assumed \'goodbye\' in /var/www/html/cullen/www/prod/includes/Settings.php on line 757 Notice: Undefined index: goodbye in /var/www/html/cullen/www/prod/includes/Settings.php on line 757 Spa water - Pyrmont Warning: mysql_error() expects parameter 1 to be resource, string given in /var/www/html/cullen/www/prod/cul_datatables/editable_ajax.php on line 194', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-08-23 16:33:34'),
(81, 'Suggestion', 'ID: 2068 has the address page as Image 1. I  suspect that this particular letter unfolds in an odd way so the photographer captured the address page first, but I think it should be changed to Image 3. Thanks DS.', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-08-29 17:25:14'),
(82, 'Suggestion', 'Mark, please add Ensign to the list of titles for people if not already;  I notice that it will be needed eventually but do not recall including it (...not urgent), Thanks, David', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-09-01 22:17:17'),
(83, 'Suggestion', 'Mark, just chanced up ID:403 Image 4 being a blank; not crucial as it comes last in the sequence but worth removing at some stage for the sake of being tidy. Cheers, David', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-09-02 14:17:12'),
(84, 'Suggestion', 'Can we have \'Governor\' added to the list of titles for people?', '', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-09-11 10:57:59'),
(85, 'Bug', 'MarK: ID: 707 is dated 1763, but I think this must be a typo for 1783. Please check with Jenny and then correct (nice thing is that it means there is one less 1760s letters left to do), Thanks, David', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-09-11 19:48:43'),
(86, 'Suggestion', 'Image needs to be greyed out in id 986', '', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-09-12 15:26:32'),
(87, 'Bug', 'MarK,\r\n\r\n I have been checking ID:802. When I started out the Transcription was valid, but after making a few minor changes to the XML it stopped transforming. I have tried replacing the code at the top, and even copied the whole thing back into Oxygen where I reattached the schema and got the green light), but when I re-loaded it back into the database box it still does not find it valid. It is probably something simple, but I am stumped. Please could you try to resolve it. Thanks, David.', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-09-15 14:07:40'),
(88, 'Bug', 'Mark...my recent request concerns ID802...I fear I may have typed 801 in error. David', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-09-15 14:10:00'),
(89, 'Bug', 'letter ID:811: Image 1 should be Image 3 (as it is the address side). Thanks, David', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-09-15 17:08:57'),
(90, 'Bug', 'Mark or Jenny, could one of you look at ID:770 at some point. It gets the green light in Oxygen etc but will not transform, but then it is possibly the most complicated mark-up I have ever had to undertake since the letter-writer employs numerous contractions. Thanks, David (after several attempts to get it to work)', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-09-25 17:08:40'),
(91, 'Suggestion', 'Letter 1128:\r\nImage 2 should go before Image 1', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-09-25 19:15:02'),
(92, 'Suggestion', 'I have found \'heaviness\' in one letter. Since \'fatigue/lassitude\' is among the symptoms, would it be appropriate to add \'heaviness\' as well?Luca - added - sent to Jenny', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2012-09-28 14:24:24'),
(93, 'Suggestion', 'I have found this: \'...Cotiness over his Body...\' (letter 1132, page 2). Can this be an early form of \'costiness\'? If that\'s the case, can this be an AKA for \'fatigue\'?', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2012-10-02 17:56:22'),
(94, 'Suggestion', 'Hi,Can the image in 110 and the last image in 109 be greyed out where necessary? thanks - done', '', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-10-08 17:20:05'),
(95, 'Image', 'There\'s a missing image in id 106, which should be the fourth image for that letter. The .tif seems to be missing as well - the files in the folder for that book skip from CUL-1-1-2_0247.tif to CUL-1-1-2_0249.tif - missing image to be requested from RCPE - done and in place.', '', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-10-09 10:53:20'),
(96, 'David', 'In the treatment ID 4 (Spa water - Bath) I would suggest to clarify that in this case Bath is the city (guess), and does not refer to a bath in the spa waters, as I was about to tag it. Luca. I\'m confused because Treatment ID 4 has nothing to do with Bath, but I have added \'city of\' to Preparations. DS', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2012-10-10 17:09:52'),
(97, 'Bug', 'Image Ajustment to pass on to James: ID:3688 is the letter I mentioned on Monday which has an extra paragraph added in but which is actually found at the bottom of the page in the final image for ID:3687. This needs greying-out for ID3687, but copying (with top part greyed out), for ID3688 where I suggest placing it between images 1 and 2. Once James has a look this will all become obvious. I will leave an internal note to remind myself to annotate ID3688 to explain about the interpolated paragraph. Thanks, David. - done', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-10-10 21:58:41'),
(98, 'Suggestion', 'Additional titles:AdmiralBishop[MMG] - added', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-10-10 23:53:10'),
(99, 'David', 'It has been observed that Bathing Machine - now it has been added to the Treatments, is on both that and the Rejected Suggestion table, potentiall causing confusion - could it perhaps be removed from the latter? :) -JOB. Mark, I have investigated this. If you do a text search for \'bathing machine\' you get far, far fewer hits than if you search for the tag \'bathing machine\'. This is slightly odd, but it certainly implies to me that the fact that it was once \'rejected\' did not impact on it being tagged. You could, delete from old suggestions list, but hardly worth it now? David', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-10-18 13:03:48'),
(100, 'DTD', 'As in Letter ID 1209, I discover that the <subst> tags don\'t work inside recipes... - cheers,Marianne</subst> - marked as complete so will address a new issue if David needs to add those tags.', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-10-22 21:03:53'),
(101, 'Suggestion', 'New order for the images in id 1360 - image 1 should be the final image, but others are in the right order. - done', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1360', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-10-24 16:04:32'),
(102, 'Suggestion', 'Letter 1167- image 3 is a blank page - not a blank. it\'s an address page', '', 'd', 'Gillian.Weir@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-10-30 00:05:45'),
(103, 'Suggestion', 'There\'s a blank image still showing up in id 1856; image 3 (of the ones there) is blank. - removed', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/doc_images/01856/CUL_1_2_935_0002_b.jpg', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-10-30 17:04:44'),
(104, 'Bug', 'Dear Mark,Wednesday Evening: I have just been trying to use  \"Browse All Documents\"  to isolate how many letters are still left to transcribe for each year up to 1774  (something I have done regularly) but found to my surprise  that when I tried to isolate/filter out all the transcribed letters it now only filters out 515 as being done when there are actually over 800...which is very odd..it has never done this before....Any idea why?Best,David - temp problem. wrong DB connected!', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-10-31 21:44:34'),
(105, 'Suggestion', 'Images need reordering in document 1817 - image 2 should be the last one.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1817', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-11-06 13:46:20'),
(106, 'Suggestion', 'Dear Mark,I can confirm that the person ID:1408 is the same Mrs Blacklock as ID:687. Please amalgamate. Thanks, David - deleted', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-11-06 21:01:37'),
(107, 'Suggestion', 'Images need reordering on doc 1830 - image 1 should be the final image.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1830', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-11-07 10:39:28'),
(108, 'DTD', 'RE: Letter ID 3767:I find I am not being allowed to use the \'subst\' tags within \'orig\' tags  in the recipe... I had the tags in, properly closed, and the red square still appeared.- Marianne - level 2 checked by Jenny. So removing this one.', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-11-08 23:49:54'),
(109, 'People', 'Mark: some cross searching has made it evident that we now have two Person IDs for Andrew Boyes of Wellshall so the one de-linked can be removed/reassigned, Thanks, David - removed', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-11-10 16:59:01'),
(110, 'Suggestion', 'Blank page in document 1164 - image 3 is blank. - removed', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1164', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-11-12 16:05:22'),
(111, 'Suggestion', 'Blank image (image number 2) in document 1137 needs removing - removed', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1137', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-11-12 17:22:42'),
(112, 'Suggestion', 'Blank image needs deleting - final image in id 1150 - duplicate detected', '', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-11-13 13:34:15'),
(113, 'Bug', 'As per our discussion re: broken \'View All\' links, the id was 563, Dr Alexander Stevenson.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-11-21 11:18:30'),
(114, 'Bug', 'Dear Mark,the images for letters 326 and 327 are the ones I mentioned where a postscript to one entry has got accidentally greyed out, but then been left in as part of the next letter to which it does not belong. Please pass over to James to correct both images. It will be very obvious what needs doing (and if unsure, just adjust to match both transcripts which are correct). Thanks, David  - in progress with James. Next batch - sorted', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-11-22 14:32:54'),
(115, 'DTD', 'Won\'t let me use \'del\' tags between \'bodypart\' tags.Example:\'bodypart n=\"11\"\'Clavicle\'del\'s\'/del\'\'/bodypart\'Oxygen flags \'del\'\'/del\' as an unexpected element that doesn\'t match the parent element.\'/bodypart\'\'/del\'  - asked Lauren for more info. copied in Jenny. 01/07/13 - both doc 2093 and 1177 level 2 checked by Jenny. so removing this.', '', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2012-11-23 11:59:47'),
(116, 'Suggestion', 'Document 1331: pages need reordering!At present:Page 1 OKPage 2 is page 4Page 3 is page 2Page 4 is page 3Thank you! - just Viv to confirm', '', 'd', 'v.williams.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2012-11-27 16:06:24'),
(117, 'Suggestion', 'Images for 1189. 3 images: 1 &amp; 3 appear to be of the same page -there are clear folds and tears, image 2 seems different - there are no discernible fold marks on this letter when compared with images 1 &amp; 3. Image 3 has the correct author annotated for the letter in image 2. Image 1 is also a PS to a letter, so should it come after image 2? - emailed James - corrected.', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2012-11-27 19:19:27'),
(118, 'Bug', 'Mark, a broken link: if you click on \'View All\' for Person ID: 1451 it jumps to a letter instead of displaying a list. D. - not a problem anymore', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-11-28 22:17:59'),
(119, 'Suggestion', 'Name on top of transformation file', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-11-29 14:32:19'),
(120, 'Suggestion', 'Double line spacing for transformation', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-11-29 14:32:52'),
(121, 'Suggestion', 'bigger font size for transformation - type face', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-11-29 14:33:57'),
(122, 'DTD', 'Mark, no hurry but could you look over Letter ID:847 sometime. It is validated by the schema but despite various attempts at re-load the XML file etc, I just cannot get it to work, Thanks David. - fixed', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-11-29 20:22:53'),
(123, 'Suggestion', 'Email James when new place suggested - just to test it out', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-12-03 12:43:28'),
(124, 'David', 'Mark,in ID:499 the schema will not accept having the \'space\' tag inside the \'head\' tags.If you can resolve it, it can be passed as level 1 checked (I have looked it all over carefully),Thanks,David - should maybe use \'space\' markup instead? - what\'s wrong with underscore? - is this still an issue? No: I am sure we must have resolved this at the time as it has not been raised since. David', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-12-08 18:34:51'),
(125, 'image', 'Mark,ID:479 needs examining (see my notes), as it seems to me as if this is actually two distinct letters/entries. Maybe get James to look at it and/or set it aside to show Jenny (as I suspect that the part to Dr Hall  requires a new catalogue number).Thanks,David - resent to James 01/07/13. never got an answer. sent again 19/12/14 - need to upload images to resolve - done', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-12-09 15:02:53'),
(126, 'Suggestion', 'Letter ID 1251 - I think this is two letters. Image 1 is signed W.C. and dated Nov 1775; images 2 &amp; 3 signed Andrew Liddell and dated March 1776. - mistake by SH', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2012-12-13 19:55:56'),
(127, 'DTD', 'MMG calling, re: letter 3988:The schema isn\'t letting me use superscript tags within treatment or action tags within a recipe. - sup contained in both elements. Might be that elements are not in recipe MH - level 2 checked by Jenny. so removing this query', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=3988', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-12-13 21:18:32'),
(128, 'Bug', 'MarK,ID:403, the 4th image is a blank (save for a page number). Although it is a CUL/1/1/ item from a case-book, it is actually a tipped-in draft - see my note - so the blank may as well be removed. Thanks, David.  - no issue here. It\'s a casebook so we keep the blanks!', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2012-12-18 13:36:11'),
(129, 'Bug', 'Mark,checking over ID:1208 I notice that Jenny has transcribed an annotation but it does not seem to be present in the 1 image loaded up; could you please check if the image of the reverse  of this one-page document (bearing the annotation?) been accidentally removed as a blank..?  Thanks, David - can\'t see any issue. Wrong ID quoted? - original issue cannot be tracked down - can\'t find using history either', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-01-03 17:12:00'),
(130, 'Bug', 'Mark.IGNORE MY LAST \"BUG\" REPORT: MY PAPER COPIES HAD GOT IN THE WRONG ORDER...THE ODD ANNOTATION BELONGS TO ANOTHER LETTER, APOLOGIES FOR ANY HASSLE, DAVID - not sure what the last one is?', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-01-03 17:16:28'),
(131, 'Bug', 'Re: Letter ID 3851, I attached the transcript, but it isn\'t showing in the window... [MMG]', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=3851', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-01-05 18:21:46'),
(132, 'Bug', 'Mark: in Letter ID:3991 there is a link for an Image 2, but no image (and it would seem as if there is none required). Please check against the tifffs and resolve accordingly. Also this letter mentions Bridgetown in Barbados which needs adding/linking as a new place. Thanks, David  - not sure why this happened. manual delete from Database. keep an eye out for this discrepancy happening again! - img solved. James to add places and link to doc.', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-01-07 21:32:19'),
(133, 'Bug', 'Update name to blank for person 1120 - done', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/person_edit.php?id=1120', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-01-10 17:08:16'),
(134, 'Bug', 'correct stephen\'s time to 356 for doc 482 - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-01-15 14:44:02'),
(135, 'Suggestion', 'Documents checked Level 1 &amp; 2 should be out of Revision 1 and Level 1 complete totals - forget this', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-01-17 17:12:42'),
(136, 'Suggestion', 'pull out all abbreviations and display on web for reference - need XML query for this', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-01-18 09:27:55'),
(137, 'Bug', 'Mark, ID:89 is supposed to be Level 2 checked but it does not transform; maybe just a slip. but please look into why thjis might be...Thanks, David', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-01-19 23:59:45'),
(138, 'Suggestion', 'show percent of docs that belong to a case', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-01-21 14:10:31'),
(139, 'Image', 'Missing images for doc 15 - go back to RCPE for missing image - done.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=15', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-01-22 11:52:15'),
(140, 'Bug', 'XML datatype TEXT too small. 64kb. needs to be more. increaded to mediumtext - 16MB. Only an issue for letters that are 28 pages or more.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-01-23 15:10:51'),
(141, 'Suggestion', 'change titles of pages from all being \'prod\' - now done and helpful!', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-01-24 11:19:51'),
(142, 'Bug', 'Dear Mark, I was in the middle of identifying suitable letters to include in \'Dear Dr Cullen\' when i got a message indicating that the database could no longer be \'parsed\' due to a \'JSON formatting error\'. I tried phoning but you may well have gone off early it being Friday (or be working at home anyway). No matter...it can wait until Monday...I do have other things to get on with,  David', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-01-25 15:20:34'),
(143, 'Suggestion', 'allow James to create more records - link from index - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-01-28 14:26:39'),
(144, 'Suggestion', 'Maybe we should do something more. Like a datatable for places (like the people/documents) to allow faster searching! - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-01-29 11:07:23'),
(145, 'Suggestion', 'Need to have Favorites with comments. - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-01-29 14:22:33'),
(146, 'Bug', 'find all treatments using 41 and update to 25 - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-01-29 14:24:44'),
(147, 'Bug', 'No database record for images for doc 6253 - OK. Wait for next batch to update num images in doc table.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=6253', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-02-01 11:28:13'),
(148, 'Bug', 'MarK: I accidentally repeated Case 293 as 294 so please can you simply remove 294 (or de-link letter and leave a note so i can revise/reuse that number), Thanks David. - done', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-02-04 21:08:15'),
(149, 'Suggestion', 'Document 1424: the envelope is the first image (1), than comes the letter (2a and 2b). Perhaps the envelope should go at the end. - done', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-02-07 22:45:20'),
(150, 'Bug', '05-02-13 21:23:38 | 130.209.35.116 | Marianne | place_town | Please correct \\\'Abbotvale\\\' to \\\'Abbotrule\\\' (Scotland) ', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-02-14 13:55:20'),
(151, 'Bug', 'Mark please delink letter 845 from case 346 (...turns out to belong to another case that already exists). Thanks D. - either wrong doc or wrong case. I think David means doc 835 - delinked on 03-05-13 8:05:41', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-02-19 20:08:06'),
(152, 'Bug', 'MarK: I have mistakenly created two case IDs for the same isolated letter; they are 258 and 259. Please de-link one of them and if you delete the case description and write \'for re-use\' in the box I will make it into another case. Thanks, David', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-02-20 20:54:51'),
(153, 'Suggestion', 'Please de-link doc 4017 from case 373 - thanks', '', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-02-21 14:43:08'),
(154, 'Bug', 'Develop manual re-ordering for docs in case does when incomplete dates can\'t do it all. - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-02-21 14:59:42'),
(155, 'Suggestion', 'Letter 1420:Image 1 should be Image 3, as it\'s the address page. [MMG] - done', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1420', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-02-21 15:04:18'),
(156, 'Suggestion', 'Add \'Cornet\' to titles. It\'s the lowest commissioned rank in cavalry regiments. - MMG - added', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-02-21 16:21:26'),
(157, 'Place', 'Mark,I added the specific place Fallodon with Alnwick as the nearest place, but then discovered it is much nearer Howick, so please could you change this, thanks, David -sent to James. 01/07/13.  NO reply. Another email sent. 17/09/13. Another email 13/12/13. Keep as it was.', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-02-24 13:48:16'),
(158, 'Bug', 'Mark,following up on our Friday meeting; here is a list of the letters currently showing as Incoming because of the their cat now, but which are actually drafts of outgoing letters: 2523, 6170, 1352, 1283, 1237, 1226, 1210, 940, 833, 793, 798, 792, 789, 780, 776, 774, 765, 762. If you think it best, we could give them new cat numbers and just inform the RCPE why we have needed to do this. But speak to Jenny. Cheers, David - need to derive OUT/IN from cat no but override at point of checking - updated on DEV. Implement \'direction\' table on PROD and updated.  doc 6170 outgoing but in CUL/1/3 - all sorted', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-02-24 13:54:01'),
(159, 'DTD', 'Mark: ID 1135 is level 2 checked but did not transform..bit odd. I copied in the coding at the top again but it still does not work. Any idea why?  David ', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-02-28 18:12:01'),
(160, 'Bug', 'Letters needing delinked from cases - can 1166 and 353 be delinked from case 591? thanks. - done', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=591', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-03-01 15:04:52'),
(161, 'Bug', 'Another case delink request - can 1179 be delinked from case 596? (Suspect this is a case of me and David doing cases at the same time!)', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=596', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-03-01 15:23:11'),
(162, 'Bug', 'Another delink request - document 323 needs delinking from case 602. I\'m going to go and work on something else for a while so David can finish what he\'s doing with the cases!', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=602', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-03-01 15:51:29'),
(163, 'Suggestion', 'Image 2: the part in gray is actually the second part of the letter! the grayed parts should be inverted. - no DOC ID. emailed sent ID 4122. correct. James to re-do graying. Wait for next batch- done', '', 'd', 'v.williams.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-03-01 18:39:52'),
(164, 'Bug', 'Document 3625 has no images attached, but no indication the photos are missing either - a blip? - emailed James - Not a problem. James working through them. ', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=3625', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-03-05 13:18:16'),
(165, 'Suggestion', 'In ID 1607, I think the order should be:Image n.1\" n.3\" n.2\" n.4. - emailed James - reordered.', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-03-05 13:36:12'),
(166, 'Suggestion', 'In Letter ID 1479, images 3 and 4 should come first. [MMG]', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1479', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-03-08 15:59:06'),
(167, 'DTD', 'Mark, I tried adding a <note></note> to the tile-part of letter 3973 (which is all there is...), to explain why it might have been left blank, but it will not resolve. Maybe the schema not allow  a <note> straight after  ? Any ideas? David.</note> - updated. now fixed', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=3973', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-03-08 20:27:18'),
(168, 'Suggestion', 'Suggestion for assigned letters under â€˜Your Documentsâ€™. It would be useful to be able to sort the letters, particularly by date of letter, to make it easier to identify the older letters. Other columns would also benefit by being able to sort. - done', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-03-18 13:52:24'),
(169, 'Bug', 'Can\'t attach XML to 1169 - copying it into the box just results in the box going blank again. - fixed', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1169', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-03-18 21:27:43'),
(170, 'Bug', 'Images for document 1565 are messed up - there\'s a blank page present and a non-blank page missing. - resolved', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1565', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-03-19 13:00:15'),
(171, 'Suggestion', 'Images in letter 1124 seem to be in the wrong order. I can\'t see the text on the opposite pages, but to me, it seems the order should be changed from:Image 2 -&gt; Image 1Image 3 -&gt; Image 2Image 1 -&gt; Image 3Image 4 remains in place. - re-ordered. See internal notes.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1124', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-03-19 21:13:56'),
(172, 'DTD', 'Mark, when I add a footnote to Letter ID:3973 it will not transform; the letter consists of just the heading (see the internal note), so it may be that the schema cannot cope with  <note< note=\"\">. I have tried adding the note several times and even placed it after <div> but nothing seems to work. Please advise? Thanks, David.</div></note<> = fixed now', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-03-19 21:27:52'),
(173, 'Suggestion', 'Images need reordering on document 2230 - image 1 should actually be the last image, not the first - done', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=2230', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-03-21 14:04:39'),
(174, 'Image', 'Letter 1467. Images 2 &amp; 3 are the same though they have different file numbers. Could it also be checked to see if this letter really does not have an opening page as it seems to launch straight into the text; similarly a closing page as it ends abruptly. - sent to James. again 20/08/13. resolved in June', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-03-22 23:07:52'),
(175, 'Image', '[letter 01487] - Order of the images: maybe n.1 should be n.3 instead.Luca - done', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-04-02 14:11:04'),
(176, 'Image', 'Document ID 1490.Hello, I just wanted to double check that the image\'s order/number is correct for this letter. I cannot completely make sense of the passage from the first to the second page, it seems like something is missing in between.Thanks,Luca - sent to James. again. 20/08/13. In good order according to James apart from the captial T mid sentence.', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-04-03 10:04:25'),
(177, 'Bug', 'Increase length of title field in PROD_person. Done. Updated 7 records of \'Lord (Judg\' to \'Lord (Judge)\'', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-04-04 10:36:40'),
(178, 'Bug', 'Hello,I found out that when I click (open) a new document\'s page and then I return back to it after, say, having gone through the \'people\' database, that document is not listed anymore in \'my documents\' section, even if it has not been transcribed yet. So, I need to type the ID number in the address bar to reach it again. It think this behaviour began since the new \'sorting\' thing has been introduced, but I could be wrong. - mistaken byu luca. ', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-04-04 11:11:19'),
(179, 'DTD', 'doc 1135 XML validation error line 111         <handshift></handshift> - fixed', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-04-04 12:31:29'),
(180, 'DTD', '1157.xml\" (Line 84):  found,  expected. - fixed', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-04-04 12:39:31'),
(181, 'Bug', 'doc 1165 DTD fail - fixed', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-04-04 12:42:40'),
(275, 'Image', 'There\'s a blank image included for letter ID 1355. (FM) - removed', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/doc_images/01355/CUL_1_2_0452_0002_a.jpg', 'd', 'f.maxwell.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-06-14 20:40:02'),
(182, 'Bug', 'I have no way to add new places any more :(  - restore this and inform Jenny by email. me and james to manage.', '', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-04-11 12:45:02'),
(183, 'Image', 'Dear Mark,Re: Letter 1603.I think Image 1 would be better placed as Image 2, and vice versa.best wishes,Marianne - now 3,1,2', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1603', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-04-15 18:19:08'),
(184, 'Image', 'Document 1290 has a blank image still visible (image 3) - removed', ': http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1290', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-04-17 14:20:35'),
(185, 'DTD', 'Can <treatment> be allowed within <head> in DTD?', '', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-04-17 16:06:03'),
(186, 'Case', 'test to David - did this get there?', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-04-17 16:25:40'),
(187, 'Bug', 'Case assigning query does not work if a case belongs to more than one case. e.g case 12 - replaced by case view to assign docs', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-04-17 17:21:11'),
(188, 'Place', 'Change west indies to a continent instead of S.America - relinked invloved! - done.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-04-17 17:24:47'),
(189, 'Bug', 'Change query/info on cases datatables so that it doesn\'t say outgoing/incoming - dealt with using direction table', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-04-17 17:25:55'),
(190, 'Bug', 'Modify documents table with new field to indicate IN/OUT instead of just BOX/BOOK', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-04-17 17:27:39'),
(191, 'Bug', 'Linked People Fields - does show middle name when added to database. - now there', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-04-18 20:36:21'),
(192, 'Bug', 'recent places not on seperate lines in log file. - not important for now', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-04-24 15:03:09'),
(193, 'Bug', '30 or so documents linked to Case 0 (zero) - dealt with!', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-04-24 15:03:30'),
(194, 'Image', 'Hi Mark, the first image for letter ID:932 should go last (it is the address page). Thanks, David. now 3,1,2', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-04-28 14:59:41'),
(195, 'Image', 'Hi Mark,Letter 932 again: I have just realised that the other two images need reversing. If you look at them it should be obvious which is the right order they should go in: first image has opening of letter; second is written sideways; third has the address on it. I am about to re-roder the transcript to fit this pattern so you can check against that. Thanks, David. now 3,2,1', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-04-28 15:03:19'),
(196, 'Bug', 'Create read only page for cases for PAs - not anymore. just under instruction what to do', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-04-29 15:17:22'),
(197, 'Place', 'In the places tab, there is no \'Gibraltar\'. There is a \'Gibralter\' though, and perhaps it is a typo. For the moment, I have used \'Gibralter\', even though in the letter (4363) Cullen clearly spells it as Gibraltar. - sent to James. 01/07/13. NO reply. Another email sent. 17/09/13. type. updated to Gibraltar', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-04-29 19:34:02'),
(198, 'Image', 'In letter 1562, image three is a duplicate of image two.  The final page of the letter, what should be image three, is missing. - found it. Will be updated during next batch update. 17/06. MH. looks good now. 20/08/13', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1562', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-04-29 22:13:50'),
(199, 'Image', 'In letter 1608, image 3 should be in place of image 2. - now 1,3,2,4', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-04-30 09:34:34'),
(200, 'Image', 'Images need reordering for id 1581 - (current) image 1 should be the final image rather than the first. - now 3,1,2', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1581', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-04-30 13:23:32'),
(201, 'Image', 'Hi Mark, Letter ID:2092, the images just need swopping round so the address page goes second. Thanks, David - done', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-04-30 14:36:40'),
(202, 'Image', 'Blank image (image 3) still showing up for doc 1636 - removed', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1636', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-04-30 15:48:08'),
(203, 'Image', 'Please can Images 1 and 2 be swapped in order?best wishes,Marianne  - 2,1,3', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1603', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-04-30 16:50:42'),
(204, 'People', 'Could the date of death be deleted from person id 2380? (We don\'t know it and it must have been put in through error)  - done', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/person_edit.php?id=2380', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-05-02 14:33:37');
INSERT INTO `bug_report` (`bug_id`, `bug_type`, `bug_desc`, `bug_url`, `bug_status`, `bug_submitted_by`, `bug_submitted_date`) VALUES
(205, 'Suggestion', 'Cases - Identifying which letters have recipes - useful for comparing the abbreviations. Or maybe this should be on the home page. - done through doc search. Xpath would be nice but leave for later', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-05-03 15:00:41'),
(206, 'Case', 'add letter 1313 (from Cornelius Inglis, about his gout as well as Miss Brownlee\'s conditions) to case 1095, which now includes only Cullen\'s reply to Inglis (FM)', '', 'd', 'f.maxwell.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-05-04 19:22:07'),
(207, 'Image', 'Images for ID 5940: the first one (envelope) goes maybe in the last place. - now 3,1,2', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-05-06 19:18:21'),
(208, 'Image', 'Blank image needs to be deleted from document 915 (image 3) - removed', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=915', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-05-07 11:51:34'),
(209, 'Bug', 'Hi Mark, MG has rightly spotted that Letter 3703 is actually a recipe belonging with Letter 3702 (see the main notes). Please ask Jenny if she is willing to go to the bother of putting them together under the one ID (3702?). It would mean moving the image for 3703 across, adding the transcript for 3703 onto the bottom of 3702, and ensuring that this conflation is noted as far as it effects the catalogue numbering. Not crucial, but for the sake of being consistent I think it is probably worth sorting this out.Best,David - both at level 2 check now.', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-05-08 16:19:45'),
(210, 'Case', 'Mrs Thomson of Charleton, Case 555:\r\nShe is also suspected of having a bladder-stone and has paralysis in the arm.\r\n[MMG]', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=555', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-05-08 16:37:29'),
(211, 'People', 'Duplicate Person:Person ID 2479 is a duplicate.- MMG - updated and left for Jenny to resolve', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-05-09 13:39:51'),
(212, 'Image', 'Re: Letter ID 1694, Image 1 should be last, as it\'s the annotated wrapper, and Image 4 is a blank. best wishes,MMG - done. 3,1,2', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1694', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-05-09 14:58:34'),
(213, 'Place', 'I\'ve found the SPECIFIC PLACE \"Lorn\", which is near Inveraray, marked as being in the region \"North Highlands\". Surely that can\'t be right... - updated to West Highlands', '', 'd', 'v.williams.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-05-11 18:59:51'),
(214, 'Bug', 'Increase LK tables descriptions from 255 chars to text. tested in testDB for ingredients. works ok. just to do in live DB - updated in prod', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-05-13 15:54:30'),
(215, 'Suggestion', 'Append annotation to internal notes field from 1783. Machine Copies. - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-05-13 16:11:20'),
(216, 'Case', 'Document 4094 does not appear to be anything to do with Case 726, nor do Persons 1405 and 1414.\r\nAbdominal pains are not a noted feature: I\'ve put in an internal note with more about her case history. \r\n\r\n[MMG]', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=726', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-05-13 17:42:01'),
(217, 'Image', 'There appears to be a missing image in this letter. If the second page is just missing, let me know so I can submit the letter for a level one check. :) Lauren. - correct. Image 3 deleted and will be updated at next batch - duplicate of problem 198', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1562', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-05-13 22:02:25'),
(218, 'Suggestion', 'With the assigning of case studies: I think it might be useful to have another column, on the various document lists, showing their respective case numbers. - done!', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-05-14 13:18:15'),
(219, 'Suggestion', 'Image 4 is a blank page; Image 1 (the address) should come last as Image 3.[MMG] - updated to i', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1694', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-05-14 13:45:44'),
(220, 'Suggestion', 'Letter 2540:Current Image 1 remains 1Current Image 2 should be current image 4Current Image 3 should be current image 2Current Image 4 should be current image 3 - done', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=2540', 'd', 'v.williams.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-05-15 10:51:23'),
(221, 'Case', 'Hello, I think that letter ID 5942 has been assigned to the wrong cases. Now it is assigned to 53 55 193, but as far as I can see this is not correct.\r\n\r\nLuca', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-05-15 21:26:00'),
(222, 'Case', 'It may be worth noting the significance of the family. [MMG]', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=10', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-05-15 21:28:16'),
(223, 'Case', 'Is Case 824 part of Case 555? Symptoms fit the same Mrs Thomson. Writing of Letter 1304 looks familiar: is it Robert Menzies?\r\n\r\nMMG\r\n', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-05-15 22:05:06'),
(224, 'Suggestion', 'Current image 1 = remainsCurrent image 2 = should be current image 3Current image 3 = should be current image 2 - re-ordered', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=2545', 'd', 'v.williams.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-05-16 01:08:22'),
(225, 'Suggestion', 'In Letter 2173, Image 1 should come last, as it\'s the cover.MMG - updated', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=2173', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-05-16 14:35:23'),
(226, 'Image', 'Is there a page missing at the end of Letter 566?The second page has a line at the bottom that suggests there is a third page.MMG - James argues not. asked Jenny too. May need to check with RCEP. this was not included in email to RCEP. only 106 and 15. This should be part of the recent missing images file but is not. - Already addressed back in May as well. Given the start of a salute of the bottom of last page, I find it highly unlikely there is any additional images, and letter was either copied incomplete, or finished on the reverse - and being only a \'your resepctful servant, etc.) was not deemed important enough to be given another page in the volume. says james', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=566', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-05-16 14:44:27'),
(227, 'Case', 'Re: Case 260:\r\nShould it be joined to case 34? Same patient. \r\n\r\nMMG', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=260', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-05-16 14:57:40'),
(228, 'Case', 'Case 106 is also part of David Bethune of Balfour\'s history.\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-05-16 15:41:59'),
(229, 'Bug', '5152-CUL/1/1/18/134 now 169. 5153-CUL/1/1/18/135 now 170. check with Jenny. ok. Check with James again. (5155,5154 deleted)', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-05-17 12:14:54'),
(230, 'Case', 'Case 826\r\n\r\nThere are three other letters (1252, 1261, 1433) with the same patient (575), which look to me like they\'re part of the same case as some of the same symptoms appear across the letters and they were written within a comparatively short time. FM', '', 'd', 'f.maxwell.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-05-18 19:42:13'),
(231, 'Bug', 'Hi Mark,Image of Letter 931 is an unwanted blank. Thanks David. - set to \'i\'', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-05-19 14:00:56'),
(232, 'Bug', 'Ooops, that should have read \'Image 2 of 931\', D. - - set to \'i\'', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-05-19 14:01:56'),
(233, 'Bug', 'Hi Mark, Letter 888 has a blank page (I am checking some early ones which may possibly predate our decision to remove blanks), David. - updated status for image 3.', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-05-19 14:14:22'),
(234, 'Suggestion', 'Can Image 1 of Letter 2173 be placed last, after the text of the letter, please?MMG - uddated order', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=2173', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-05-21 14:52:36'),
(235, 'Case', 'Dates need checking on this: this is primarily the case of Henry Bethune (ne Lindsay) who only took the Bethune name in 1782 after his uncle David\'s death. Letters before 1782 relate to David (Case 260). [MMG]', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=196', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-05-21 15:36:55'),
(236, 'Bug', 'In the \'Places\' table, Grangemouth has been allocated to \'Borders\'. Having lived near Falkirk, I can assure you it isn\'t...cheers,MMG - updated to Mid Scotland. Region ID4 for place_details ID 506', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-05-22 14:30:29'),
(237, 'Suggestion', 'Image three is blank. - updated to status \'i\'', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/doc_images/02017/CUL_1_2_1094_0002_b.jpg', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-05-22 22:59:47'),
(238, 'Suggestion', 'Re: Letter 1612, please place the current Image 1 (the cover) last.MMG - updated', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1612', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-05-23 15:17:56'),
(239, 'Bug', 'Email test - fixed', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-05-23 15:58:07'),
(240, 'Suggestion', 'Letter 1942: images 3 and 4 are redundant as they are but sections of image 2 - images 3&4 set to \'d\' since they are redundant', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1942', 'd', 'v.williams.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-05-23 22:13:44'),
(241, 'Case', 'Hi!\r\nThis letter should be part of Case 517.\r\n\r\nbest wishes,\r\nMMG', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=5942', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-05-24 17:40:01'),
(242, 'Case', 'Please add Letter 2025 to Case 1279, as it includes discussion of George Mackenzie\'s death abroad.\r\n\r\nMMG', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1279', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-05-24 18:12:34'),
(243, 'Case', 'Case 1279:I think the previous case re: Mr Mackenzie\'s leg may be in Letter ID 3969.MMG. Noted but seems to refer to caries in Mr Mutter\'s leg.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1279', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-05-24 18:30:51'),
(244, 'Image', 'Letter ID1581 The address appears as image 1 when I think it should probably be image 4. - updated. 3,1,2,4', '', 'd', 'Gillian.Weir@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-05-27 22:23:56'),
(245, 'Image', 'The whole letter needs double-checking, I think.Image 1 is a recipe (which I think should possibly go at the end)Image 6 is the same as image 7; I think the real image 6 is missing from the letter altogether.Image 8 and 9 should be inverted (8 should be 9 and 9 should be 8). - no more re-odering. david to update footnotes later to explain all these quirks.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=4643', 'd', 'v.williams.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-05-28 00:07:50'),
(246, 'Case', 'It seems as though the two letters in case 832 are in fact two separate cases. Letter 3884 deals with Mr Corbet of Dumfries while letter 3813 is headed \'For Mrs Anderson\' - EK', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=832', 'd', 'Eilidh.Kane@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-05-28 10:42:48'),
(247, 'Case', 'Re: Case 987:\r\n\r\nMiss Hodgson does not really own an apothecary\'s shop. She\'s a semi-paralysed gentlewoman, who cannot turn herself in bed without assistance. She just has so much medication, it seems as if she does. Please Case description. [MMG]', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=987', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-05-29 18:32:18'),
(248, 'Case', 'Re: Case 517\r\n\r\nWith thsi case, John Gilchrist discusses both gout and nephritic symptoms. It perhaps should be noted that it turns out to be a fatal case of kidney stone. [MMG]', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=517', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-05-29 18:34:06'),
(249, 'Suggestion', 'Re: Letter ID 2211, images 5 and 6 need to be reversed. MMG - done', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=2211', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-05-31 20:00:03'),
(250, 'Case', 'Re: Case 1452:\r\n\r\nPlease add letter 2174: post-mortem report.\r\n\r\nMMG', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1452', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-06-01 00:39:05'),
(251, 'Case', 'Re: Case 1452 Rev James Hamilton:\r\n\r\nPlease add the following letters:\r\n2174 (autopsy report)\r\n291 (Cullen\'s comments on autopsy report)\r\n\r\nbest wishes,\r\nMMG', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1452', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-06-01 17:42:40'),
(252, 'Bug', 'email test - fixed', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-06-03 11:55:49'),
(253, 'Case', 'Email test to David.\r\n\r\nHi David, Until now the case enquires have not been getting to you. Sorry about that. We can work through the backlog together. I\'ll speak to you at the meeting today.\r\n\r\nMark', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-06-03 11:57:18'),
(254, 'Suggestion', 'Images need reordering for document 5940 - the current image 1 should be the final image. - done', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=5940', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-06-04 14:50:57'),
(255, 'Bug', 'test bug to mark - received', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-06-07 12:55:36'),
(256, 'Bug', 'check if images are showing for docs when they do not have a status of \'a\' - DB query looks fine', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-06-07 13:35:39'),
(257, 'Case', 'Document ID 2136 should also be included in Cases 316 and 363, as it includes references to Robert and Margaret (Peggy) Neilson. \r\n\r\nMMG', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=2136', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-06-09 00:15:30'),
(258, 'Case', 'Document ID 291 should also be linked to Cases 554 (William Orr) and 1452 (Rev James Hamilton)\r\n\r\nMMG', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=291', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-06-09 02:07:06'),
(259, 'Case', 'Doc ID 526 hould also be linked to case 554 (William Orr). \r\n\r\nMMG', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=526', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-06-09 02:22:22'),
(260, 'Case', 'Document 1488 should be part of James Orr\'s first case, Case 783, not his second one, Case 553.\r\n\r\nMMG', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1488', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-06-09 03:37:56'),
(261, 'Case', 'Letter 2187 should also be part of Case 554, as it covers William Orr, as well as James.\r\n\r\nMMG', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=2187', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-06-09 05:08:23'),
(262, 'Case', 'Hi!\r\n\r\nLetter 5078 is not part of Case 330: the patient\'s name is Mr Glassell, and it post-dates John Glassford\'s death. It should be part of Case 1080;\r\nhttp://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1080\r\n\r\nbest wishes,\r\nMMG', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=5078', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-06-10 16:14:02'),
(263, 'Image', 'Re: Doc ID 2358Please reverse order of Images 1 and 3.best wishes,MMG - order now 3,2,1', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=2358', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-06-10 16:31:15'),
(264, 'Case', 'Doc 2167 belongs in Case 553 (second case of James Orr), as it\'s part of Doc 2166.\r\nCullen answers it in Letter 286.\r\nMay I \'adopt\' it, please?\r\n\r\nbest wishes,\r\nMMG', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=2167', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-06-10 17:04:48'),
(265, 'Suggestion', 'Can we have <treatment> allowed within  tags? Specifically for document 441 but no doubt will turn up in others as well</treatment> - added to head tag', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=441', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-06-11 13:02:12'),
(266, 'Bug', 'do not allow to be assigned docs that are not a priority ', '', 'd', '', '2013-06-11 13:22:27'),
(267, 'DTD', 'Hi, Letter 847 will not transform. I have tried re-pasting in the top coding. I then tried copying it back into OXygen and running it through the Schema again and got \'green light\' and \'successful\' so i am baffled as to what is wrong with the mark-up. Any ideas?Thanks, David (I was wanting to use part of the text  in my Paris paper). - fixed', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=847', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-06-11 13:50:03'),
(268, 'Case', 'Hi David, I\'ve ran query on the database to find documents that are linked to invalid case IDs. It pulled back 5 results. Please check (and re-link documents if necessary) then confirm when I can delete them.Case ID,Doc ID(1)16841783,2626 [missing comma added DS] (2)1840704,2657 [this letter should only be linked to Case 704 DS] (3)17992,5058 [was a typo for 1799 DS] (4)0,5078 [zero needs delinking DS] (5)0,5181 [needs zero deleting]', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-06-11 15:30:23'),
(269, 'Suggestion', 'Update \'All Documents (includes past documents)\' to datatable - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-06-12 09:54:44'),
(270, 'Case', 'Document 4984 also needs a link to Miss Davidson\'s case (patient of William Ingham in 1783). There are other Miss Davidsons with existing cases, but I couldn\'t tell which she belonged to. Sorted: she was Catherine Davidson (at Newcastle) who had one letter as case 1837, thanks, DS', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=4984', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-06-12 11:39:56'),
(271, 'Case', 'Document 629 is about the illness of Frances Dunlop. It was linked to her husband John Dunlop\'s case, but I\'ve delinked it as it\'s evidently concerning her and not him. She has a case (1138) but the letters in that are several years later than this, so I was hesitant to add it without your OK. Thanks Jenny. That is fine; in the end I tended to avoid breaking the \'cases\' down when someone consults him over many years as it makes sense to see the whole sweep . DS.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=629', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-06-12 13:55:42'),
(272, 'Bug', 'Document 1040 has been accidentally marked as \'First Revision Complete\', but there\'s no XML file attached. It\'s also one of David\'s so would need to be reassigned to someone else. - deleted from status table then reassigned to Luca', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1040', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-06-12 15:50:11'),
(273, 'Bug', 'Documents in case view don\'t seem to be ordered by date but by ID - yes. DB query looks ok', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-06-12 20:36:42'),
(274, 'Bug', 'Create script to create XML file for every transcription on batch and each time DB trans field is updated. Move to seperate folder for easy download - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-06-13 11:12:41'),
(276, 'DTD', 'Modify the dtd to allow different languages. include all in choice/orig? - done...but not that great?', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-06-18 10:30:03'),
(277, 'Image', 'Images for 1598 need to be reordered - current image 1 should be the final image - done', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1598', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-06-18 11:34:00'),
(278, 'Case', 'Document 1416 also concerns the case of Rev. Henry Elliott - it might therefore belong with case 857, but I\'m reluctant to add without checking as 1416 is June 1777 and case 857 begins in December of the next year. [REPLY:  I have linked it in since his main symptom is a bad stomach which recurs later. There is an even earlier letter to probably the same patient but I shall keep that distinct for the time being. Thanks David.]', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1416', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-06-18 11:36:55'),
(279, 'People', 'People datatable needs to show mid initial. Would also be goo if it shows internal notes field and link to related documents (in a datatable) - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-06-19 12:07:32'),
(280, 'Place', 'Make editable local place names and insert AKAs (only for parent \'place\' type)on edit datatable view - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-06-19 12:09:08'),
(281, 'Case', 'Hello, I think I have spotted an issue with letter ID 2556. The description was wrong, and I have already changed it. Moreover, it is currently liked to case 793; I think it should be linked to cases 1410 (Miss Aitken), 1107 (McDowall - maybe) and 1732 (maybe - Drumlanrig gentleman). ALL linkks now made/revised DS', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-06-26 15:22:01'),
(282, 'Suggestion', 'I think \"Spiritus vitroli tenuis\" (ingredient 315) should be renamed into Spiritus vitrioli tenuis.Luca - sent to Jenny and David to deal with. Not my conern', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-06-29 12:30:46'),
(283, 'Place', 'Go back and make sure all town AKAs are correct -sent to James. 01/07/13. Do this after deal with places not linked. 20/09/13. sent to James 15/01/14. just continue as normal from now on.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-07-01 11:06:59'),
(284, 'Suggestion', 'Manually create new categories for LK items. Ingredients only. Update using FK is easiest - in place', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-07-01 18:11:46'),
(285, 'Bug', 'Test to James! - got it', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-07-02 16:11:53'),
(286, 'Image', 'In document ID5020: perhaps image 1 should be image 3.Luca - re-ordered', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-07-03 07:52:05'),
(287, 'Image', 'Perhaps in document 647 images 1 and 2 are inverted.Luca - re-ordered.', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-07-06 19:15:41'),
(288, 'Case', 'I have found a reference to Miss Balmain of Case 1031 in the postscript of Letter 1881 which is also dated in the 1780s Good, link made DS', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-07-12 18:13:19'),
(289, 'Case', 'In my first reading of Letter 4493, I took the header to refer to J. Johnston as the physician about an unnamed patient. As there was a Dr James Johnston in Moffat already in the database I continued with that assumption. On reading the Internal Notes for Letter 4493 it indicates an S. Johnston in the header. Compared with an \'S\' on line 4 of second paragraph, page 1 \"Patients Strength\" it is different shape, so I think the header should read J. Johnston. YES, it is a \'J\' for James. but he is not  titled Dr., as he was a surgeon. Title has been  revised in his person entry. DS ', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-07-12 18:14:58'),
(290, 'Case', 'Case 1410 concerning Miss Aitken also linked with letters 2608 and 2556?  YES, all links made by DS', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-07-17 18:52:44'),
(291, 'Case', 'Letter 5039 cornerning Mr Maxwell added to Case 1872. GOOD, DS', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-07-19 17:43:16'),
(292, 'Image', 'reorder images of letter 1695 so address wrapper comes last? FM - image moved to end.', '', 'd', 'f.maxwell.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-07-20 21:07:03'),
(293, 'Case', 'Case 1108 contains three letters concerning the case of Mrs Forster, the wife of the Berwick Postmaster. Letters 1750 and 4532 do discuss the case of Mrs Forster, however the third letter, 631, is concerned with the case of Miss Forster, the daughter of Mrs Forster and the Postmaster, Ralph Forster. YES, new case ID created for MISS Forster by DS', '', 'd', 'Gillian.Weir@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-07-22 21:45:09'),
(294, 'Case', 'Hi,I think that letter 2042 should be added to the case 1378. It concerns the 1378-patients and, moreover, the letter 6254 (in case 1378) begins with \'...I am favoured with yours of the 9th...\', which is the date (9.08.1781) of letter 2042.Luca. ALL corrected, DS.', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-07-28 23:15:47'),
(295, 'Image', 'Letter ID 1695: the wrapper is first image, should be last.Don\'t remember if I\'ve already reported this - apols if so! (FM) - repeat', '', 'd', 'f.maxwell.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-07-30 23:38:39'),
(296, 'Image', 'Image 4 in letter 217 is upside down. :(  Yes. Wait for batch update to correct. - fixed', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/doc_images/00217/CUL_1_1_14_103_0002_b.jpg', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-08-02 11:53:42'),
(297, 'Suggestion', 'Hello, in this case:<handshift><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>.ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice></handshift>the schema doesn\'t accept the inclusion of \'choice\' between the \"handshift\" tag. I need to close the tag since this in the middle of the text, where it continues afterwards with the previous hand.Any suggestion?Thanks,Luca  - handshift is a self closing tag.', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-08-07 20:52:33'),
(298, 'Bug', 'Hello,For the document 4740 I insert the xml transcription into the box, I click \"submit\" and then the box returns empty, so I basically cannot submit my transcription.Luca - fixed', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-08-10 11:03:29'),
(299, 'Image', 'Blank image. - inactive', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/doc_images/02082/CUL_1_2_1156_0002_b.jpg', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-08-10 12:28:48'),
(300, 'Image', 'Blank image in letter 211. - inactive', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/doc_images/00211/CUL_1_1_14_97_0002_b_blank.jpg', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-08-11 19:22:55'),
(301, 'Bug', 'Hi MarK, in Letter 992 the schema will not allow a <note> inside <reg> [see recipe]. Thanks, DS.</reg></note> - duplicate', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=992', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-08-12 19:48:35'),
(302, 'Bug', 'Hi MarK, in Letter 992 the schema will not allow a <note> inside <reg> [see recipe]. Thanks, DS.</reg></note> - duplicate', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=992', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-08-12 19:48:42'),
(303, 'DTD', 'Hi Mark; in Letter 1611, schema will not allow a note added in dateline. Thanks DS. - updated. wait for response. ok now', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1611', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-08-12 22:36:37'),
(304, 'Image', 'Should the images of letter 1709 be reordered? Currently the address wrapper comes first. But this writer always starts the letter on the back of the wrapper and then continues sideways on the next leaf, so it\'s a bit confusing all round. FM - re-ordered', '', 'd', 'f.maxwell.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-08-13 01:40:41'),
(305, 'LK-items', 'that ingredients n.229 and 369 are a duplicate of the same ingredient (spiritus vini rectificatus). Marged lookup items. Just need to find and replace all uses of 229 and update to 369 - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-08-13 16:26:12'),
(306, 'Image', 'I\'ve just found a letter (2192) in which the envelope is on page 1. will update on next batch. ok', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=2192', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-08-13 16:29:30'),
(307, 'DTD', 'Hi Mark, Schema will not accept a <note> inside <signed> in letter ID:85. When this is resolved you can move it on as Level 2 checked. Thanks, David</signed></note>. added tag and now L2 checked.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=85', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-08-13 17:24:52'),
(308, 'Image', 'Blank still present for id 1911 (image 7) - check after next batch update - removed', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/doc_images/01911/CUL_1_2_991_0005_b.jpg', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-08-14 15:23:15'),
(309, 'DTD', 'Hi Mark Letter:992: schema does not seem to like me adding a <note> to first recipe. It can be passed as Level 2 checked when this is resolved. Thanks, David.</note> - waiting for David to confirm transcript is ok. david says ok in email.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=992', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-08-14 16:48:59'),
(310, 'DTD', 'Hi Mark: Letter 984 has same schema issue as in my last email: will not allow <note> in recipe. This can be passed as Level Two when resolved. Thanks, David </note>. done and updated to L2', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=984', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-08-14 16:56:00'),
(311, 'Place', 'Just noticed - \'Port Glasgow\', listed in Places, is listed under the \'Edinburgh &amp; east\' region - should be \'Glasgow &amp; west\'. - updated.', '', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-08-15 12:03:21'),
(312, 'Image', 'Cover image of doc 2192 should be cover image of doc 2191 - same as earlier issue', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-08-15 12:14:31'),
(313, 'Image', 'Image 4 from document 416 does not seem to belong to that document (although file names match) - image belonged to 6246. All in place now.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=416', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-08-15 13:58:34'),
(314, 'Image', 'Blank page (image 3) needs deleting from id1569 - wait for blank image to be uploaded but renamed this time. batch update. ok', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1569', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-08-15 15:39:04'),
(315, 'Suggestion', 'Can we scrap year of birth and year of death for person 2578? (neither are right, and we don\'t have correct years) - done', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/person_edit.php?id=2578', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-08-15 16:07:40'),
(316, 'Suggestion', 'A few more Person IDs that need year of birth and year of death both wiping:http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/person_edit.php?id=2807http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/person_edit.php?id=2907http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/person_edit.php?id=2379 - done', '', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-08-15 16:23:33'),
(317, 'Bug', 'track down all lauren\'s birth/death dates - sent to Jenny', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-08-19 11:48:26'),
(318, 'Bug', 'allow blanks for year of birth and death - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-08-19 15:29:15'),
(319, 'Image', 'Can images in 4643 get reordered? It seems to have been pasted into the letterbook in quite an erratic way. Go with this order:1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, [7 is a duplicate - delete], 9, 8, 10. - done', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=4643', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-08-20 12:20:16'),
(320, 'Image', 'Reordering/blank deletion for 1623:- image 4 needs to be removed (blank)- image 1 needs to be the final imagethanks! - done', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1623', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-08-20 13:40:30'),
(321, 'Case', 'Case 1053:Case description: it should refer to Patrick Murray, the 5th Baron, as it\'s his last illness. He d. 3 August 1778. - MMG Corrected by DS (probably my typo as other info is correct)', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-08-21 11:28:53'),
(322, 'Bug', '\"Phlogistic\" occurs as Condition 98 and Action 36. Under Action it states can be \"any usage; can apply to a med, a condition etc\". The difference is not clear. Letter 4564 has \"phlogistic habits\".', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-08-26 20:54:00'),
(323, 'Image', 'Please place current Image 1 as Image 3. MMG - done', 'Doc ID 2695', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-08-27 13:03:19'),
(324, 'Image', 'Image 4 of doc 207 is blank &amp; needs removing  - ok. removed. but need to review all outgoing blanks at end of letters.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=207', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-08-27 13:37:54'),
(325, 'Image', 'Hi Mark/James, Image 3 in Letter ID:853 is a blank, Thanks, David. - removed', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/doc_images/00853/CUL_1_2_0120_0003_b.jpg', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-08-27 17:35:26'),
(326, 'Place', 'Hi Mark/James, please remove \'Skelton\' in the Highlands from the places list (it was added after someone misread a letter, and is not actually required), Thanks, David. only skleton in DB is in North East of England and linked to 2 docs.', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-08-27 17:42:22'),
(327, 'Place', 'Hi Mark/James, please remove \'Skelton\' in the Highlands from the places list (it was added after someone misread a letter, and is not actually required), Thanks, David - dupldiate comment', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-08-27 17:42:29'),
(328, 'Image', 'Hi Mark/James, the last image for Letter ID:800 is a repeat of the previous one (just needs deleting). Thanks, David. - correct. done', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=800', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-08-27 18:17:20'),
(329, 'Image', 'Hi Mark/James, Image 5 with Letter ID:894 just needs deleting. It is actually the first image for Letter ID:895, where it already exists. Thanks, David - ok. deleted.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=894', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-08-27 20:07:14'),
(330, 'Image', 'Hi Mark/James, Image 3 in Letter ID:882 is a blank and just needs deleting. Thanks, David. - it\'s not blank. Emailed David 03/09/13 - unknown. delete', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-08-27 20:09:00'),
(331, 'Case', 'Case 1261 (Mrs Parker) associated with Letter 1973 in error, should be Case 1262 of Miss Milbanke.  Corrected by DS.', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-08-27 20:23:05'),
(332, 'Case', 'I think doc ID 1751 should be part of two cases, as besides the case of Mr Nielson (case 745) the author mentions an unnamed patient with an \"aneurysmal varix\". Cannot identify which case this other one may be though. VW. yes, done, DS.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1751', 'd', 'v.williams.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-08-30 14:37:03'),
(333, 'Case', 'Should Mrs McLaws (person ID 832) have a separate case for herself? Letters 1843, 1807, 4569, 1709, 955 all concern her, as well as Mr Neilson. ALL done, DS', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/person_edit.php?id=832', 'd', 'v.williams.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-08-30 17:47:34'),
(334, 'Case', 'Should Case 745 be combined with case 316? both cases deal with Mr Neilson\'s complaints. VW. - Cases merged by Mark. All done,. DS.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=745   http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=316', 'd', 'v.williams.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-08-30 17:50:01'),
(335, 'Case', 'Case 840 - I\'m fairly sure these (3882 &amp; 3883) are letters for two separate patients, written one right after the other and probably sent together - the patient in 3883 seems to be a younger sister. Yes, I agree, so new case created. DS', '', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-02 14:54:47'),
(336, 'Image', 'Why are the DNG files copies of JPEGS. e.g. on server cd doc_images/00894 - not any more after upload', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-03 15:56:33'),
(337, 'Place', 'Sort out issue with Halleaths - already in table i think. can\'t add it again. done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-03 16:27:54'),
(338, 'Image', 'Document 1562 - please move image 1 to end of document (so it becomes image 4) - done', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1562', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-03 18:00:00'),
(339, 'Image', 'Blank page in Doc ID 199 (last image) - last page. so removed.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/doc_images/00199/CUL_1_1_14_85_0002_b_blank.jpg', 'd', 'v.williams.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-09-04 13:24:24'),
(340, 'Image', 'Doc 2540 - image 2 should be final image. new order. 1,3,4,2', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=2540', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-04 17:12:44'),
(341, 'Suggestion', 'Build in related cases to DB - too much work. don\'t do.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-05 10:55:04'),
(342, 'Case', 'Case 1377:I think there may be 2 cases here. I\'m not entirely convinced that Captain Grant and Mr Grant (of Montrose) are the same person. Captain Grant has returned from service in America; Mr Grant is 66 years old.MMG  OK, you will see I had doubts myself. Please isolate letters which are for certain about Captiain Grant and let me know so I can disentangle. Thanks, David.', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-05 14:28:22'),
(343, 'Case', 'I think letter 655 might belong to the Mrs Maxwell of Munches case. Thanks, done, DS', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=655', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-09-06 13:51:07'),
(344, 'Bug', 'Set default values for lang and doc direction when creating new docs - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-06 15:02:42'),
(345, 'Case', 'David, I\'ve found 3 invalid case/doc combinations. Most likley due to a typo. They are (1)case `5224` linked to doc `2753` (2)case `0` linked to doc `5269` and (3)case `20121` linked to doc `5576`. THnaks for spotting this, which has been reported to Mark for fixing DS', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-06 15:22:55'),
(346, 'Case', 'Letter 5116 should be in a separate case for Mr Maxwell. Yes indeed, done, DS', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=5116', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-09-08 14:28:35'),
(347, 'DTD', 'Hi Mark, in Letter 735 the <note> should go immediately after \'cousin\' in the closer, but the schema will not allow this.For the sake of getting on with the job I have added the note in later, but if you fix the schema issue please move the note back to the right place. Thanks, David</note> - schema updated and note moved.', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-08 16:20:03'),
(348, 'Case', 'Case 612 - I\'m not sure document 4040 belongs in here, as it seems to be a recipe for the child\'s father rather than the child. yes, de-linked and new cases created for father, DS', '', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-09 11:52:02'),
(349, 'Image', 'HI Mark, Image 2 of Letter ID:502 just needs removing (it is the image for another letter in the same Case, but it already exists in the right place with it\'s own date and ID number), thanks, David  - email sent to James 17/09/13 - 2nd image deleted from server and DB. MH', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=502', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-09 13:18:57'),
(350, 'Case', 'Re: Case 880Please add letter ID 680 to this case also, as Mrs Arnot\'s progress is mentioned in a letter mainly about her brother Thomas Alston. [MMG] Done, DS', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=680', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-09 14:02:08'),
(351, 'Case', 'Case 880:Please add letter 643, because Mrs Arnot is included in a letter about her brother.[MMG] Done, DS', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=643', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-09 14:17:29'),
(352, 'Case', 'Case 2040I\'ve created a case for John Alston and his stone. Please can you add to it Letters:23624644	4699- MMG All done, DS', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=2040', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-09 15:16:12'),
(353, 'Case', 'Case 1201:Please add Letter ID 1789 to John Smith\'s case.MMG. Thanks, done, DS', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1789', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-11 11:38:07'),
(354, 'Case', 'The patient death mentioned in letter ID 1783, in terms of date and physicians, is probably that of Mr Gillies, Case 1204.MMG. Thanks, I will add a footnote. I can see why you  might think this but the gap of 4 months leaves an element of doubt (they might have shared another patient in the meantime). I think  the note, rather than a firm linkage, is enough. David', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1783', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-11 11:40:06'),
(355, 'Image', 'Could letters 2956 and 2814 please be joined to make one letter? DS had suggested they might be one doc and having transcribed them this does seem to be the case. Letter 2418 has the correct date (16 May 1786) so joining them under this No. would leave the letter in the right place. Should the two images for 2814 also be swapped so the address page comes last? I think the order for the whole doc should be -CUL_1_2_1989_0001 (2956 image 1)CUL_1_2_1989_0002 (2956 image 2) CUL_1_2_1852_0002 (2814 image 2)CUL_1_2_1852_0002 (2814 image 1)Thanks,Eilidh - sent to James 17/09/13 - merged. wait for image batch to re-order images. - all looks good now.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=2814', 'd', 'Eilidh.Kane@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-11 13:57:01'),
(356, 'Case', 'Hi Mark, VW has rightly noticed that Case 745 should be combined with Case 316. There are quite a lot of letter slinked already: do you have an easy way of conflating them without me having to do each on individually? Keep the one with the loner title (and I will revise it anyway), Thanks, David', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-11 16:00:57'),
(357, 'Bug', 'Hi Mark, one of the assistants has found a couple of other places where I mistyped case number and which need sorting out form your side: They are Letter 5244 which is  linked to a non-existent Case 2753: and Letter 5576 which is linked to a case 20121 (my  finger slipped!). Thanks, David - dealt with', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-11 16:23:59'),
(358, 'Bug', 'Hi Mark, you must think I am daft...I just noticed that it was actually you who noticed those slips I just reported...anyway, they do need deleting. Thanks, David - ok', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-11 16:27:39'),
(359, 'Bug', 'Hi Mark, please have a look at the note by VW and the \'follow-up\' one from me (which I inadvertnently  sent to the list, when I meant to send it just to you) both concerning the need to combine two existing cases into one which I have left live in the Case Problems list. Thanks, David - merged', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-11 16:45:49'),
(360, 'Bug', 'Condition 3 and 137: podagra. 137 states podagra is an AKA for gout, condition 3, &amp; has been added to 3. - ID137 deleted.', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-09-11 19:53:12'),
(361, 'Bug', 'Body part 137 (Metatarsal bones) appears in documents. Find and replace before deleting', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-12 13:38:37'),
(362, 'Case', 'Hi David, I got your note about the case errors to delete. I deleted them. However, more have turned up. All are invalid case numbers so I have DELETED THEM ALSO. But it might be worth checking the document as you will have probably intended to link it to a valid case. Perhaps missing a comma somewhere? For reference, the documents and the invalid case combinations in brackets were:Doc ID: 3015 (Invalid Case ID: 13117)Doc ID: 3290 (Invalid Case ID: 20134)Doc ID: 3412 (Invalid Case ID: 20229)Doc ID: 4176 (Invalid Case ID: 4176)Doc ID: 5269 (Invalid Case ID: 0)Doc ID: 5481 (Invalid Case ID: 20131). THnaks, all checked and now correct.  DS', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-12 13:59:38'),
(363, 'People', 'Hi Jenny, this is s test using the \'Submit a Bug form\' for issues relating to People. You can remove this by updating the status to \'d\' (d = deactivate, a = active). Let me know if you get this email. Mark', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-13 14:06:26'),
(364, 'People', 'test ignore', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-13 14:11:25'),
(365, 'Bug', 'Set default values for when a  new document is created - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-13 14:37:30'),
(366, 'Bug', 'Sort out document direction problems. - there are anonomlies! - custom query for Luca - forget it now. use pers_role', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-13 15:18:42'),
(367, 'Bug', 'Change person role for medical professional...and send out email to all. change to \"Patient\'s physician / Surgeon / Apothecary\"  - done now.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-21 10:04:17'),
(368, 'Image', 'In document 4725, the page 6 is a duplicate of page 6; this last then is missing.Luca - emailed James 17/09/13. resolved', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-09-15 10:06:39'),
(369, 'Case', 'Possible Mr Hugh Munro might need a separate case!Doc 2044 is a double letter, one concerning Captain Ross, and one Hugh Munro. They are unrelated.VW. Yes, I have created a new case for Monro who is apparently insane and in need of restraint. Thanks, David', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=2044', 'd', 'v.williams.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-09-15 18:36:16'),
(370, 'Case', 'I suspect letters 181 and 182 should be one long letter, as the recipes mentioned in letter 181 are in letter 182. Moreover, this should be a reply to John McFarquhar about Mr Hugh Munro and Captain Ross; Captain Ross is not mentioned in letter 181 but he is in letter 182.. Complex,..yes, an enclosure that had been missed, but all sorted and Monro now has his own case number. Thanks, David', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=181', 'd', 'v.williams.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-09-15 19:14:46'),
(371, 'DTD', 'Hi, it looks like the tag \'subst\' cannot be inserted into a \'postscript\' one.Best,Luca - added', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-09-15 21:15:11'),
(372, 'Bug', 'Hi,when submitting the transcription for document 188, the form which should contain the transcription returns empty after pressing the \'submit\' button.Luca - fixed', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-09-15 23:10:29'),
(373, 'People', 'Young Husband. IDs 2581 and 1419 are possible duplicates', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-16 11:53:56'),
(374, 'Case', 'Case ID: 1610Definitely Mrs Fraser, not Miss Fraser. She\'s married and pregnant at the time of the letter. Thanks. Probably just a slip on my part, David.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=725', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-09-16 12:53:41'),
(375, 'Place', 'Stupidly just added Bakewell to the database as being situated in the South West (rather than the Midlands, which I meant to do) - could you please amend that entry when you have the opportunity? - now in midelands', '', 'd', '', '2013-09-16 13:46:29'),
(376, 'Place', 'Stupidly just added Bakewell to the database as being situated in the South West (rather than the Midlands, which I meant to do) - could you please amend that entry when you have the opportunity? - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-16 13:46:49'),
(377, 'Image', 'Current image 1 should be 32 okCurrent page 3 should be 1 - emailed Viv for confirmation. corrected now.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=2012', 'd', 'v.williams.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-09-16 23:12:06'),
(378, 'People', 'Hi Jenny, It looks to me that there might be one too many Laings in Case 18. PersID 1965 might be a duplicate. I\'ve added \"possible duplicate\" to this record to that it shows up on your search.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=18', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-17 11:37:59'),
(379, 'People', 'I discovered an entry by Vivien that she thinks could be a duplicate. Person 3140 and person 3137. See internal notes on 3140', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-17 11:52:20'),
(380, 'Suggestion', 'Develop a way to merge cases. too much. just do it manually.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-17 16:19:25'),
(381, 'Suggestion', 'Auto scrip to delete TOBEDELETED cases. - duplicate request', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-17 16:32:33'),
(382, 'Case', 'Document 5251 is described wrongly. It is actually a letter by W. Wightman concerning miss Renton, thus belonging, in my opinion, to case 725.Luca. Yes, I have corrected everything, thanks, David.', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-09-17 23:22:47'),
(383, 'Case', 'Case ID: 1676I think letter 4648 can be added to Mr Yates\' case.  Thanks, quite right..how did I miss the mention of mr Yates? I have added it to his case. David.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=4648', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-09-18 11:28:57');
INSERT INTO `bug_report` (`bug_id`, `bug_type`, `bug_desc`, `bug_url`, `bug_status`, `bug_submitted_by`, `bug_submitted_date`) VALUES
(384, 'Case', 'I am pretty sure that cases 455 and 901 are the same person - Jean/Jane Innes. Symptoms and Dr Brodie the physician match. I see why you might think so, but could they not be sisters with same family physician?? David. [\'Jean\' and \'Jane\' used fairly interchangeably in 18th-C Scotland, so unlikely they\'re different people - JPB] Agreed DS', '', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-18 14:27:31'),
(385, 'Suggestion', 'Hi Mark - can we have the <annot> tag showing up in transformations (maybe \'ANNOT START\' and \'ANNOT END\' as in the recipes)? I\'m noticing some issues with the transcribers using it, and it\'d be easier to spot!</annot> - added in should be fine. ', '', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-18 17:18:00'),
(386, 'People', 'Rev. Allen Pers ID 1310 is a possible duplicate of Pers ID 2235. See case no.1 [Merged - JPB]', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-19 15:55:50'),
(387, 'Bug', 'Linked place removed from letter ID: `77` in wrong table?. work on bug 405 first - yes. history table now updated for all', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/history_log.php?id=77&item_table=2', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-20 09:54:48'),
(388, 'Bug', 'Delete case 745 and create script to do it nightly for TOBEDELETED - set for 6.20 every day', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-20 11:31:11'),
(389, 'People', 'Lady Abercrombie (1522) / Lady Abercromby(1425) Possible Duplicates? [Merged - JPB]', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/person_edit.php?id=1425', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-20 12:05:14'),
(390, 'People', 'Richard Allen persID 418 Possible duplicate of Richard Allen persID 568? [Not enough evidence to merge - JPB]', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/person_edit.php?id=418', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-20 12:13:09'),
(391, 'Bug', 'Fix col widths for people table. Breaks when going to all. May tie this into related links as they are long. - fixed with and word wrap!', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-20 12:18:15'),
(392, 'People', 'Edmondstone ID 2687 and Edmonston ID 605 possible duplicates. Both links to Shetland. [Merged - JPB]', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/person_edit.php?id=605', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-20 12:37:11'),
(393, 'People', 'Jenny, I see you removed the last link to a document for person 2436. Does this mean the person was created in error? If so, I\'ll delete it. [Yes, delete - JPB]', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/person_edit.php?id=2436', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-20 14:06:25'),
(394, 'Bug', 'tidy up all LK tables \'DONOTUSE\' . find and replace 3 before deleting - SELECT * FROM PROD_doc_xml WHERE xml_trans LIKE \'%<ingredient n=\"134\">%\';# 11 records to find/replace SELECT * FROM PROD_doc_xml WHERE xml_trans LIKE \'%<ingredient n=\"229\">%\';# 24 records to find/replace   SELECT * FROM PROD_doc_xml WHERE xml_trans LIKE \'%<bodypart n=\"137\">%\'; #1</bodypart></ingredient></ingredient> - all done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-20 17:53:22'),
(395, 'Case', 'Letters wrong way round. 2395 should be first and 4770 second. They do appear in their correct date-order when I look at this case.  Check again and email as bug directly to Mark if they are still out of order. Thanks David. GS checked again on 14 nov and all was correct. ', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=4770', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-09-21 13:06:58'),
(396, 'Place', 'Hello! Could you please add \'Woodhall\' as a specific place? It was a country house in Port Glasgow. It\'s the place of writing of letter ID 1790. Thanks! FM - moved to place suggestion table', '', 'd', 'f.maxwell.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-09-21 22:36:03'),
(397, 'Bug', 'syntax error search transcriptions. does not escape anything. - needs proper search anyway - working on it in eXist', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-21 11:57:45'),
(398, 'Case', 'Maybe the document 224 does not belong to the case it is currently linked with.Luca. Yes, this was a mistake, Mr Montelieu now has his own case number. Thanks, DS.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=224', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-09-23 23:39:48'),
(399, 'People', 'Jenny, I noticed a note on a document by Marianne suggesting that Harkness ID 1053 might be the same as Harkness ID 2789. I also noticed that you have previously merged data from another record into Harkness ID 1053 so with any luck you can merge again. I\'ll leave it in your hands! Mark [Not enough evidence to merge these - the cases are too far apart, no suggestion other than name that they\'re the same person - jpb]', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-24 15:37:27'),
(400, 'People', 'Hi Jenny. I have not examined the actually letters linked but I suspect you will find that  the two distinct entries for Dr and Sir Alexander Douglas are the same person. He is in DNB. David [Merged - JPB]', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-24 20:51:19'),
(401, 'People', 'Would it be possible to delete person 3270, \'Tippermuir\'. I had misunderstood a reference in a letter (it\'s a place name, not a surname!). Thanks. - deleted by Mark', '', 'd', 'Eilidh.Kane@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-25 13:07:45'),
(402, 'People', 'Hi Jenny, I suspect that Person 491 and Person 985 are the same Mrs Reddie but I would appreciate a second opinion.  If you end up agreeing, then merge the two person IDs and send me a \'Cases Issue\' report to confirm that Cases 656 and 394 ought to be be merged together. Thanks, David [Yes, agreed - reported to David to merge - JPB]', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-25 13:58:03'),
(403, 'Bug', 'Stephen has linked France, South of France etc to 1925 - check this out. confirmed as xml file wrong. sorted.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1925', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-25 16:51:35'),
(404, 'Bug', 'more logging to history for place additions . bug fixed!', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-25 16:53:24'),
(405, 'Bug', 'convert delinked people logs into history table - in histiry just for person record', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-26 09:10:18'),
(406, 'People', 'Hi Jenny, I see you de-linked person 2436 from document 3785. This person is no longer linked to any documents. Therefore it might be a duplicate or just need deleting. I\'ve not edited the person record. Does it belong in doc 3785 in another role? If it\'s surplus can you edit the AKA to include \'TOBEDELETED\' and I\'ll sweep it up? thanks. LOG: 19-09-13 17:35:12 | jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk | DELETE pers_id = \'2436\' doc_id = \'3785\' [Needs deleting, have added that to AKA - JPB]', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/person_edit.php?id=2436', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-26 09:16:26'),
(407, 'Bug', 'check that deleted places are also deleted from place_details and place_in_doc - superceeded by another bug 459', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-26 10:16:20'),
(408, 'Case', 'Case 1683, I think this is Miss/Mrs L Maxwell of Munshes. Thanks, Yes, there are indeed 3 Mrs Maxwell cases which might need merging, I shall investigate further, David. -\'Munshes- is now in the database as a specific place. MH Now merged. DS', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=2433', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-09-26 11:07:46'),
(409, 'DEV', 'on case page under \'Places linked to this Case\' - remove role from unquie list - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-26 11:16:50'),
(410, 'Place', 'fix Fife back to place?. yes duplicate bug.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-26 11:21:03'),
(411, 'People', 'Jenny, While cross checking people and places I found that person 3151 and person 2578 *might* be the same. Both last name Hunter, both medical professionals and both have appeared in documents as the addressee with the destination Montrose. I would love this to be a duplicate as I\'ve got a new way of discovering them! Mark [Yes! 99% sure this is the same person. I\'ve merged them - JPB]', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/person_edit.php?id=3151', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-26 11:37:51'),
(412, 'People', '563 and 1251 and 91 possible duplicates all Dr Stevenson (Glasgow) [merged - jpb]', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-26 11:54:35'),
(413, 'People', 'Dr Patrick Leslie (808) and  Mr Patrick Duguid Leslie (2815) the same person? Both were addressees for letters sent to Durham. Both medical professionals. [merged - jpb]', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-26 12:15:08'),
(414, 'People', 'Dr John Stevenson 1476 same as Mr John Stevenson 1261? both in Arbroath and both medical professionals. [not sure for now - could be both physician and a surgeon, but don\'t want to merge without further evidence]', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-26 12:30:45'),
(415, 'People', 'To support David\'s earlier suggestion I see that Mrs Reddie appears twice in case 656', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=656', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-26 12:46:22'),
(416, 'Bug', 'Hi Mark, in case of forgot, would you be able to change \'enclosures present\' to \'enclosure present\' in the drop-box? There is usually only one and the plural could eventually mislead the \'general reader\' into thinking there are several they need to look for. Thanks, David. // What about \'enclosure(s) present\' ?  Good suggestion; yes change to that, Thanks David. - done', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-11 10:36:24'),
(417, 'Bug', 'Bang the heads of anyone who has a document marked as complete but no places linked. - done. need to automate it now.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-26 13:28:49'),
(418, 'Suggestion', 'Body Parts 68 and 135 - clarification of the terms \'sinew\' and \'tendon\'. - sent to david', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-09-26 19:18:53'),
(419, 'People', 'Jenny, Duplicate Person: Please double-check, but surely Person 2614 (Mr Glassford), is John Glassford (ID:1619)? (his daugher\'s initial is B for Betty, Stevenson was the family physician..it all adds-up). [yep, it\'s him - merged - jpb]', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-28 10:00:45'),
(420, 'People', 'Jenny, I think Watson (670) and Watson (2311) is the same person. Both Doctors writing from Montrose. See docs 1815 and 1507. [yes, merged - jpb]', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-28 10:36:27'),
(421, 'People', 'Jenny, person 3006 and Andrew Harrison (847) might be the same person. Both write from Derby and both have notes that mention Anthony Chamier. [no - 3068 is a medical prof., 847 says he has no knowledge of medicine - jpb]', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-28 11:05:18'),
(422, 'People', 'Dr Stephan 2314 and Dr Stephen 820 might be the same person. Both from Elgin. Note the spelling difference \'an\' and \'en\' but this might have been misread. [yes, merged - jpb]', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-28 12:02:01'),
(423, 'People', 'PersID 372 and 812. Both Doctor Hamilton from Dunbar. [yes, handwriting matches, merged - jpb]', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-28 12:06:33'),
(424, 'People', 'Not much to go on for this one but both unnamed medical professionals from Dumfries. persID 2089 and 2645. Might be clearer when all letters are transcribed. [these don\'t seem to match - wrong id on one? - jpb]', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-28 12:17:39'),
(425, 'People', '1897 and 1892 are both from Crooks and both have notes suggesting he is Physician/surgeon to Mr John Hunter [yes I think so, merged - jpb]', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-28 12:21:07'),
(426, 'People', 'AKA says \"of Innerkeithing\". Should it be Inverkeithing? Is so please suggest place to be added to database via relevant doc. 1888. I looked into this one. The letter does say \'Innerkeithing\', which I strongly suspect is a variant of the place name, as letter is from Burntisland. David. [yes agreed - suggested place - jpb]', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/person_edit.php?id=3273', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-28 14:41:59'),
(427, 'Suggestion', 'Person 2436 can be deleted - done', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/person_edit.php?id=2436', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-28 15:47:38'),
(428, 'Case', 'Cases 656 and 394 can be merged together; I agree that Mrs Reddie is the same person in both. Have merged the person IDs. Case 656 is now merged into Case 394, David', '', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-28 16:12:09'),
(429, 'Image', 'Greying-out overlooked in both images associated with Document ID:347. Thanks, David - sent to James 02/10/13 - sorted. wait for next batch update. - done', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=347', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-29 17:59:23'),
(430, 'People', 'person 86 and person 162 look to be the same person. Colquhoun [yes - not sure how he ended up as a duplicate! - jpb]', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-29 20:27:47'),
(431, 'Bug', 'Delete person 485 - second test record - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-29 20:55:13'),
(432, 'Place', 'Investigate Innerkeithing - added as aka', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-29 21:08:01'),
(433, 'Place', 'Sort out Kirkness and Canada issue - think it\'s good now!', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=3899', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-29 21:12:41'),
(434, 'Bug', 'Hi Mark, I accidentally hit the \'bypass david\' button when passing up Document: 4757 as Level 2 checked and it has regressed back to \'unassigned\'. It has in fact all been checked over and passed the Level 2 checking. My apologies. David - fixed and passed through.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=4757', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-30 16:14:25'),
(435, 'People', 'Jenny, suggest investigating  Persons 301 and 1430 as possible duplicate entries for Captain Peter Innes, who is in or near Banff under care of Saunders. [1430 isn\'t an Innes - typo? JPB] Sorry I must have meant Person 1426. David [Not the same - Peter Innes is dead by 1765, and the second Capt. Innes is a \'young man\' in 1775. Possibly a younger relative though? Merged then unmerged them once date discrepancy spotted, Capt. Innes the younger is now person 3506.]', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-09-30 21:11:45'),
(436, 'Bug', 'write to log when adding AKAs - can\'t get it to work. move on', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-01 13:15:04'),
(437, 'People', 'Hi Jenny, an aside about consulting Cullen earlier has revealed that the patient, a Mr Leslie of Case 466 in 1774-5, is the same William Leslie as Case 302 in 1781. I have cross-referenced and refined the wording of both the case headings, but please could you combine the two Person  IDs and revise all the linkages to the letters accordingly. Thanks, David', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-01 14:22:16'),
(438, 'Image', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1498 - new order', 'First image needs to be moved to last on this one', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-01 17:08:59'),
(439, 'Image', 'image 3 of doc 887 is blank - updated to i. not renamed file', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=887', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-02 12:55:21'),
(440, 'Suggestion', 'try to make edit description box bigger for edit LK items - can\'t make it into a textarea! Can only make it bigger', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-02 14:26:19'),
(441, 'Suggestion', 'Can we have \'Duke\' added to the titles for people? - done. on dev - done', '', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-02 17:00:33'),
(442, 'People', 'Mrs Grieve (ID 1323) and Mrs Forster (maiden name Grieve)(ID 2845) possible duplicates. Both linked to Berwick. [Probably not - 1323 is already married to be a Mrs, although may be a relative - JPB]', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-02 19:00:32'),
(443, 'Front End', 'Add maiden name in brackets to last names? or as AKA - done. but needs to be neater.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-27 11:11:09'),
(444, 'Suggestion', 'Show possible hometowns of people on the person page. - done. ', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-02 19:18:57'),
(445, 'People', 'I don\'t think Person 2875 should actually have the title \'Lady\'', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/history_log.php?id=2875&item_table=2', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-02 19:45:57'),
(446, 'People', 'Not sure if person 1486 should have the title \'Lady\' either. see doc 1206. Talks about the \'Lady\'', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1206', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-02 19:54:25'),
(447, 'People', 'There\'s a lot of similarities between 348 and 1769. I\'ve left out the duplicate tag for now.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-02 20:03:18'),
(448, 'People', 'Felicity has previously suggested that Baillie 224 and 335 might be the same [Not enough evidence to merge these - JPB]', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/person_edit.php?id=335', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-02 20:15:25'),
(449, 'Suggestion', 'Hi Mark, there are quite a lot of machine copies where the transcribers added in the \'headings\' as annotations (regret I was a bit slow over stopping them doing it), Is there any way you could simply erase all text from the \'annotation\' boxes of all outgoing letters dated April 1782 and after...that would save us the time of having to delete each entry individually (though J and I will still have to add in the \'headers\' into the actual transcript as we check through each one). If this is not clear show this to Jenny as she will know what I am on about... Just a thought...David - I\'m sure I dealt with this using the append.', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-03 20:12:58'),
(450, 'Case', 'Maybe this should be two cases.Case 474. In Letter 1984, Henry Watt apologises to Cullen for \"all this Correspondance onanother Decease\". This I think would be from Letter 1958 onwards dealing with rheumatic pains, with Letters 1876 and 1888 referring to the first disease. I added to the note of 1958 that a scribe was involved in the writing of the letters. I think we can leave as one case, but I have revised the case title to take account of the shift of symptoms. Thanks David.', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-10-03 22:30:04'),
(451, 'Image', 'Two documents got merged together under the same catalogue number (mea culpa). I\'ve created a new document for the second one (6279), and the transcriptions for both are now correct. But could the final image from document 606 be moved to its new correct position in 6279? There\'s only that one image in the document. - email sent to James 05/10/13 - done', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=606', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-04 15:00:34'),
(452, 'Place', 'Jamaica - change continent to West Indies. - done', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-04 16:12:20'),
(453, 'Bug', 'Letter to be split into 2. doc 498 - Jenny and David decide against.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=498', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-04 16:51:40'),
(454, 'Bug', 'Cullen as Addresee and Author498	CUL/1/1/3/76	Dr William Cullen	Addressee,Author778	CUL/1/2/46	Dr William Cullen	Addressee,Author817	CUL/1/2/84	Dr William Cullen	Addressee,Author879	CUL/1/2/144	Dr William Cullen	Addressee,Author1129	CUL/1/2/230	Dr William Cullen	Addressee,Author1217	CUL/1/2/317	Dr William Cullen	Addressee,Author1654	CUL/1/2/741	Dr William Cullen	Addressee,Author1826	CUL/1/2/906	Dr William Cullen	Addressee,Author - sent to David to look at. - decided to keep them. but IN/OUT status ok.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-04 19:48:57'),
(455, 'Bug', 'Cullen_in_out_role found 43 wrongly as author for incoming and 5 as addressee for incoming - must try this again with CUL-AUT etc...  - working on it with pers_role', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-04 20:14:34'),
(456, 'Case', 'Note to self:combine Cases 34 and 260? DS. I have now merged all these David Bethune of Balfour letters into Case 260. David.', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-05 09:41:22'),
(457, 'People', 'Jenny, We have six people not linked to any documents IDs - 164,170,184,253,321,3307. Some are already possible duplicates. If they cannot be linked to a document then I suggest we delete them. If this is the case please update the AKA to include \'TOBEDELETED\' and I will sweep them up. Cheers Mark\r\n', '', 'D', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-05 09:51:00'),
(458, 'Image', 'Images for 3506 missed out? no directory on server - no. it was an issue with my unassigned query', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=3506', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-05 11:41:52'),
(459, 'Place', 'Remove places no longer linked from place details - SELECT * FROM PROD_place_details WHERE num_docs = 0 - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-05 13:40:07'),
(460, 'Suggestion', 'Tell everyone about NOPLACES and send them the list of documents without places - done. will do again next week', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-05 14:33:06'),
(461, 'Bug', 'don\'t allow places to be added with the same name at any level. do this if got time. - no time', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-05 15:09:57'),
(462, 'DTD', 'Hello,this came up again on other transcriptions I made. How do we deal with preparations of more than one ingredient? For example: solution of (ingredient1) and (ingredient2)? I started doing it using (for instance) <ingredient n=\"12, 15\" t=\"12\"></ingredient>, but I think this has not been encouraged. Is there something I should be doing and I am not?Thank you,Luca - what doc?  - ask luca what jenny recommended. //thursday - asked Luca. Think there was a solution.MH - now know that it needs to be prep of ingredient 1 the prep of ingredient 2.', '', 'a', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-04-12 07:15:16'),
(463, 'People', 'Jenny, I thought I should get it on record that we have several entries for John Grey (267,268,1672,1673). I suspect these are pairs of duplicates for John Grey Senior and his son John Grey Junior at Alnwick (family physician is Henry Richardson). Senior is seriously ill.  Junior who reports on his father\'s decline, but only has a \'small cough\' himself.  I have refined the entries for 1672 and 1673 to help draw out this distinction, and created a separate case for Junior (who had got overlooked). After further checking 267 and 268 may well prove to be duplicates and need subsuming. There are other stray Alnwick Greys worth revising at some stage. David', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-06 12:56:23'),
(464, 'People', 'Person 2735 is a duplicate of Person 844  (Dr/Revd. Thomas Blacklock). D.S.', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-06 14:42:14'),
(465, 'DTD', 'Hi, schema does not seem to tolerate my adding in <space w=\"1\"></space> in Document 1138, line 13 of first paragraph. Thanks, David. - space added to treatment ', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1138', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-06 14:59:48'),
(466, 'Image', 'Hi Mark/James, I  noticed by chance that Letter 6279 belongs to the case of John Cook of Gallowhill, which is assigned to JG, so I assigned it to her as well, but then noticed that the image - it is just a recipe - is missing from that entry; but I tracked it down as Image 8 of Document  606, so please can you move it to the right place. Thanks, David - done', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-06 16:37:19'),
(467, 'Bug', 'delete `Infant` as last name each time David put it in. - custom query - not an issue any longer.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-07 15:59:00'),
(468, 'Image', 'Documents 265 and 266 had been marked \'incomplete\', but they were apparently sent together - one to the doctor and one to the patient. I have unpicked \'incomplete\', because they really just amount to a letter and an enclosure. Jenny should have a quick look at them and see if we ought to add \'a\' and \'b\' to the Cat Nos. thanks, DS. - sent to Jenny. Another email sent to Jenny. 09/12/13. Jenny says fine as it is.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=265', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-07 22:51:51'),
(469, 'DTD', 'HI, would someone please mind just looking at Document 808 which since I added a note will not transform. I have run t through oxygen but cannot for the life of me work out what is wrong on or before line 54. Thanks, David (trying to clear a few problem etters in his checking lists), - resolved.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=808', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-07 23:03:32'),
(470, 'People', 'Hi Jenny, can you see why someone called `Reid\' is linked to Document 3756 ?...I cannot fathom why, but maybe it is staring me in the face? (just leave an internal note with your response), Thanks, David', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=3756', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-07 23:16:30'),
(471, 'Image', 'Blank image (image 2) still showing up in doc 2641 - set to i. image not renamed', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=2641', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-08 09:29:30'),
(472, 'Case', 'Are cases 1171 and 1230 the same case? Seems to be the same patient, and the years are close. Yes, now merged, David.', '', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-08 09:46:38'),
(473, 'Suggestion', 'Remove Min/Max years from person table and put back birth/death years - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-08 11:03:29'),
(474, 'Case', 'Should 555 belong to another case as well? Can\'t see anything identified for Gordon of Skelton - Jenny', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=555', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-08 15:54:42'),
(475, 'People', 'Hi jenny, Person 2666 (Dr Sanders) is an erroneous/duplicate entry for Alexander Taylor of Paisley. I have left a note to avoid any more links being made.', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-08 16:40:43'),
(476, 'Case', 'Case 12 - I\'ve changed \'Miss Jane Webster\' to \'Mrs Jane Webster\', per the annotations on her letters, but just letting you know in case these are the error and she\'s actually a Miss - JPB  It is clearly \'Mrs\' in the annotations, so we should have it as such.  Thanks, David', '', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-08 17:07:10'),
(477, 'People', 'It looks like Mr Maxwell (3222) is a duplicate of Maxwell (169). In the notes of person 169 it says he is the patient of DOC 196 but 3222 was created instead. Not entirely sure because one is a medical professional.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=196', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-08 20:36:13'),
(478, 'Bug', 'Kirkness still a problem. Linked to Edinburgh region and Fife - should be ok now.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-08 21:12:30'),
(479, 'DTD', 'Hi Jenny, regarding the place-name at the top of  letter 1187. I cannot decipher it, so would appreciate your help, thanks David. - resolved. case 513', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1187', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-09 15:49:05'),
(480, 'Place', 'Hi Mark/James, regarding Letter 4627 where the scribe wrote \'Persia\' instead of Perthshire, I do not think we should create a place ID for Persia. MG may have suggested for this, but I think it would just be confusing for researchers since it is merely a slip in the act of dictation. Instead I have added a footnote explaining the circumstances. You might think it worth send a quick note to MG explaining that we have decided not to create a place-link to \'Persia\'. Thanks, David - done', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=4627', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-09 16:27:06'),
(481, 'DTD', 'Hi Jenny, Letter 4613 has an annotation half-way through; please can you look at this and advise on how you think it should be marked-up.  N.B. Luca has used \'annot\' - a reasonable enough decision to make - but it has thrown out the rest of the spacing of the main text. You could just revise the XML and write a brief explanatory response in the internal notes since I will be returning to this as part of my Level 1 checking. Thanks, David - sent to Jenny. No reply. May have been resolved. Email sent to David 09/01/14. solved by david', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=4613', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-09 16:47:16'),
(482, 'Place', 'Hi, please add the village of Cumbernauld (Central Scotland) to the place list, thanks, David - asked to resuggest', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-10 15:51:31'),
(483, 'Case', 'Letter 1529 should also be part of a Case for Miss Bell (Isabella) Shaw of Elgin, who strained herself while nursing her father, Rev Shaw, in his last illness. [MMG]  Tanks, I have made the link, David.', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-11 10:33:28'),
(484, 'Image', 'In document 3288 image the CUL_1_2_2185_0007_b should be somewhere else (at the beginning, or end, I suppose). As it stands now, it is right in between of two subsequent pages.Luca - sent to James 21/10/13 - move to front. increase annotation filed.- moved to front. not sure about annotation.', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-10-13 17:46:16'),
(485, 'Case', 'Document 3920 seems to be also referring to the case of an unnamed Major [I created a case ID, and you might want to have a quick look at where I found a clue to his probable identity using our magnificent search facilities, David]', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=3920', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-14 11:29:02'),
(486, 'People', '1162 & 1163 may be duplicates (reported by Vivian in email)', '', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-14 17:30:10'),
(487, 'People', 'Dr Warren: 531 and 3397.', '', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-10-15 19:58:10'),
(488, 'Image', 'Doc 1633 - image 1 needs to be moved to the end - done', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1633', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-16 15:22:04'),
(489, 'Case', 'Are cases 1126 and 1195 the same person? Both are linked to document 1652 but there only seems to be one patient. Not sure what happened there, but I have delinked 1126 and left a TOBEDELETED entry.', '', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-16 15:57:32'),
(490, 'Case', 'Note to self; Misses Stanger case could be divided into two. Second case createdâ€¦done...DS', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-17 17:51:04'),
(491, 'Case', 'In case 667, letters 1 and 2 are in the wrong order and might be swapped. :Thanks: resolved by adding in an inferred date. Feel free to do this in similar circumstances in the future (i.e when an undated letter is  obviously the reply to another where the date is known). David', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=4976', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-10-20 11:30:19'),
(492, 'Case', 'Case 1834, of little John Hamilton, is the same case as that of Jackie Hamilton. Letter 2611 mentions the Blantyre water and the salt bathing that caused the boy so much grief. Thanks. I  have merged them. David.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=2611', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-10-24 12:16:08'),
(493, 'Image', 'Document 3339 has the wrong set of images, thanks, David. - Reset records for 3339-3341 for next batch upload', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=3339', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-25 19:59:33'),
(494, 'People', 'PERS 3434 a duplicate of 621.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/person_edit.php?id=3434', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-10-26 12:51:53'),
(495, 'Case', 'Letter 5076 appears to be Cullen\'s response to queries posed in 2652. 5076 should come after 2652. SEE EMAIL POSTED 6 November regarding adding in  \'guessed\' dates. Same applies to your suggestion (no 491), below. DS', '', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-10-26 12:55:06'),
(496, 'Suggestion', 'Make past suggestions table viewable for James. Useful for Lat/Longs - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-28 15:29:05'),
(497, 'Suggestion', 'Implement Case Checking - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-28 15:29:18'),
(498, 'Place', 'Delete Taymouth Castle - DON\'T USE - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-10-29 09:32:18'),
(499, 'People', 'I think a new \'title\' should be added! I am dealing with the case of the \"Dutchess\" of Gordon - but there is no \"Duchess\" title in the list.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/doc_images/00527/CUL_1_1_15_10_0001_a.jpg', 'd', 'v.williams.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-10-29 21:26:26'),
(500, 'Case', 'Letter 530 (from Case 1261) should also be linked with Case 1400 as John Robinson is mentioned in it. Stephen, please see my email.. David. Now done, david.', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-10-29 21:40:17'),
(501, 'Case', 'Letter 3034 does not belong to Case 469. It\'s from Dr William Chalmers concerning his wife, Mrs Chalmers, who he believes is pregnant. Thanks; all sorted; this and 3 other letters delinked and a new case created for this other Mrs Chalmers [DS}', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=3034', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-11-01 12:52:17'),
(502, 'Case', 'Case 169: letters 3034, 5469, 3346 and 5655 should be a separate case. ALL SORTED by DS (6th November)', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=5655', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-11-01 14:35:11'),
(503, 'Suggestion', 'Just a thought: isn\'t CONSUMPTION (condition 12) the same as PHTHISIS (condition 1)?. not to be merged says David.', '', 'd', 'v.williams.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-11-02 11:29:03'),
(504, 'Case', 'Case 1472 is about Mr Kairnan, and it includes 2 documents. The first one is in fact about Mr Kairnan, whereas the second one is about Colonel George Clerk and has no connection with Mr Cairnan at all! It has been delinked, Thanks DS.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1472', 'd', 'v.williams.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-11-02 22:37:51'),
(505, 'Case', 'I have delinked letters from Case 1536 and added \'TO BE DELETED\' to the Case nameIDs 657 and 678 to be added to Case 1678IDs 4816, 2437, 2442 and 2503 also refer to Mrs Ferguson, the mother - possible additional case?Coding added to database but not submitted for checking. ALL SORTED DS.', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-11-04 20:14:28'),
(506, 'Suggestion', 'Title suggestion - can we have \'Duchess\' added to the person titles? - done', '', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-11-05 16:44:40'),
(507, 'Case', 'Letters 893 and 899 are about a Miss Clephan, although we don\'t have a case for her. She\'s possibly a duplicate of Amelia Clephane (we do have a case for her - id 1222), and certainly a relative (older sister?) if not. But 893 &amp; 899 seem a bit too far from the dates of the others in case 1222 to add them to this case. See what you think. I have merged them, despite slight misgivings. David', '', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-11-06 14:41:27'),
(508, 'Image', 'Image 1 for doc 1500 needs to be moved to the end', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1500', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-11-06 16:19:24'),
(509, 'People', '757 and 1080 possibly the same person. - merged, jpb', '', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-11-07 12:34:26'),
(510, 'Case', 'Mr Innes of Rosyburn is also Captain Innes (but not Captain Peter Innes, who dies in 1775 - quite possibly a younger relative though). So the unidentified 1775 case referred to in case id 1740 must be case 100.[ I have added cross-references and refined the titles. David].', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1740', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-11-07 12:52:17'),
(511, 'Case', 'Reference to letter 3296 from case 2193 (that of an unnamned female patient attended by Charles Farquharson) in letter 3343 from case 1560 (concerning Major McEwen). Perhaps add letter 3296 to case 1560? DONE, thanks, david.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=3296', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-11-08 13:39:34'),
(512, 'Image', 'Hi Mark and James, regret to report that the images associated with several incoming documents from early January 1788 are all wrong (I think they are all there, but have got rather muddled up). To make it easy to identify them I have written WRONG IMAGES in the internal notes field, and provided a few pointers to what goes where, but I suggest that James goes through them carefully to work our precisely which images belong to which document ID. I have looked at later letters in January and they seem to be all OK. Thanks, David. should be sorted with batch update.', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-11-08 13:40:48'),
(513, 'Image', 'Hello! In letter ID 1860, the first two images may need to switch places. Thanks for checking! FM', '', 'd', 'f.maxwell.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-11-09 22:53:40'),
(514, 'Case', 'Can it be added to the description of Case 1226 that the patient, Mr D. Allan, also spits blood? Thanks. (FM) Added, but note that case titles are being kept deliberately basic. Thanks David.', '', 'd', 'f.maxwell.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-11-10 00:52:03'),
(515, 'David', 'I think body part 82 (prima viÃ¦) should be changed into primÃ¦ viÃ¦.Luca. Well spotted, now corrected, David', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-11-10 09:13:45'),
(516, 'Case', 'Hi David, I found 13 cases that have no documents in them. If they are to be deleted then please insert \'TOBEDELETED\' somewhere in the case name. Cases with zero docs: 346,2219,2190,2124,2082,2042,1536,1214,824,707,546,444,2266Thanks. P.S I\'ve added a column for Number of docs in cases in the cases tables so you can sort on that column. ALL DONE, see email, David', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cul_datatables/cases.php?t=18', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-11-11 11:52:06'),
(517, 'Case', 'Case ID 1216 - Case Name refers to \'Mr Campbell\' but the person linked to the case (PERS ID 2438) is a \'Mrs Campbell\'. The document transcription and image again refer to a \'Mr Campbell\'. I suspect  a slip when creating the person ID; I have corrected it to Mr Campbell of Dalnish. Thanks, David', '', 'd', 'f.mackay.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-11-11 16:11:48'),
(518, 'Case', 'Case ID 2156 - Case description and document transcription label the letter as being from Archibald MacNeill concerning his wife and daughter, but the people linked are a Alexander MacNeill (PERS ID 2352)and his wife (PERS ID 2353) and daughter (PERS ID 2354. [First name has been corrected to \'Archibald\', and in note on his wife. Links checked, Thanks, David ', '', 'd', 'f.mackay.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-11-11 16:49:59'),
(519, 'Case', 'Case 2080I\'m not sure the document 224 pertains to the case 2080, it looks like it concerns different people.Luca. Thanks; yes it was linked by mistake but I have now linked it to the correct case number. David.', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-11-13 12:33:25'),
(520, 'Case', 'Case 1327 says \'Cullen\'s replies untraced\', but it looks from the letters linked like we do have several of them. A leftover from a time when they had eluded me. Phrase now removed. Thanks David', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1327', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-11-14 10:34:18'),
(521, 'Image', 'Images need rearranging for doc 2058 - image 1 needs to be at the end.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=2058', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-11-14 10:39:16'),
(522, 'Image', 'Poss. already reported because transcription done recently, but if not: the images in 1687 need rearranging. Image 1 needs to be the final image.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1687', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-11-14 11:31:56'),
(523, 'Image', 'Poss. already reported by transcriber as transcription done recently: images need reordering in 1670, image 1 needs to be at the end.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1670', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-11-14 11:43:47'),
(524, 'Image', 'Blank image needs to be removed - image 1 in document 1998', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1998', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-11-14 16:40:44'),
(525, 'Case', 'Hi Mark, I used the new search facility to isolate the 13 cases with no documents attached. After sorting we are left with 13 in which I have written  \'TOBEDELETED\", which you can now remove from the system. Another neat bit of tidying up.. Thanks, David', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-11-14 21:00:18'),
(526, 'People', 'Hi Jenny, acting on your \'case issue\' suggestion, I merged the Miss Clephan cases, so the person ID\'s for Amelia Clephan need merging too. Thanks, David - merged 1048 & 2859, jpb', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-11-15 17:36:32'),
(527, 'Case', 'Letter 3251 doesn\'t belong to case 1268. 1268 relates to R. N. Lynn. Letter 3251 is from John Wilson concerning a Miss Storey. BECAUSE OF WRONG IMAGES but now sorted out.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=3251', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-11-16 14:21:25'),
(528, 'Image', 'Thanks for moving up the 1st image in letter 1860. I\'m afraid that\'s not the end of it, as the 2nd and 3rd images now appear to be in reverse order - unless they\'re that way in the manuscript? Would you mind having another look? Thanks! FM. seem ok now.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1860', 'd', 'f.maxwell.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-11-17 02:22:13'),
(529, 'Image', 'Hi Mark/James, Lauren spotted another \'wrong image\' in the batch for 1787, which drew me to another. I have put \'WRONG IMAGES\" in the notes field so they will show up with the ones I listed last week (and noted where the right images are to be found if I happened to track them down). There are about 10 in all, but considering how many you have had to load up over the months this seems like a very low level of slippage. No hurry, but thanks for sorting them out. David. Hopefully this is cleared with the previous issue after batch. found one still with \'WRONG IMAGES\' emailed James 28/01. another email sent to James 03/07/14 - all ok now', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-11-17 21:37:00'),
(530, 'Bug', 'Searching \"All Cases\" from home page takes a very long time, in fact it takes so long (I\'ve waited over 20secs for something to happen I usually return to Home page, which also takes a very long time.There is no \"processing\" indicator either. I noticed this last week and thought it was amount of traffic, but it still occurs. The other databases from the Home page work instantly, and return to home page is instant. - case count added in. updates daily', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-11-18 10:20:24'),
(531, 'Image', 'Image 2 needs to be moved to end', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1860', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-11-18 10:46:59'),
(532, 'Image', 'Letter ID 2237, image 3: the page has no text, is this considered a \'blank page\'?  -yes. removed', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-11-18 12:59:24'),
(533, 'Case', 'Cases 1173 and 1376 concern the same patient (former Provost, now Commissioner). His gout is discussed in the later case too, so suggest merging these. Done, DS,', '', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-11-18 15:01:57'),
(534, 'Bug', 'Place issue: I suggested \'Countesswells House\' today as a specific place, before noticing it was already listed as a town/village. It\'s more of a village today but was definitely a specific place in Cullen\'s time - country house + estate. Can we merge these somehow, so only the \'specific place\' version remains?  - James, the specific is ID 804 and the place/town is ID 1266. Can you delink the town and add the specific to all docs?...only one doc and that is DOCID 2208.MH  //  Good to go! [JOB] - done', '', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-11-18 17:45:37'),
(535, 'Image', 'Document 2228, image number 7 needs to be moved so it\'s the last-but-one image - between (currently numbered) image 12 and image 13.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=2228', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-11-19 15:41:20'),
(536, 'Case', 'FYI re: case 1468 - I\'ve changed the description from \'Nathaniel Spens\' to \'J. Spens\', as this seems to be a different person than Nathaniel (who\'s definitely a medical professional, whereas J. says he knows little of medicine). Thanks, David', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1468', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-11-19 15:56:34'),
(537, 'Case', 'Case 1707 has no documents linked to it. Thanks: I overlooked  adding TOBEDELETED, when i did a merger, but it is added now, David', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-11-19 16:07:00'),
(538, 'People', 'Six records found in the people table that are not linked to any documents. They are 1637,2515,2866,3352,3430,3545. Please check and if they are to be deleted then please update the AKA field to include \'TOBEDELETED\' and I\'ll sweep them up. - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-11-19 16:20:08'),
(539, 'Image', 'Blank image (image 3) in document 2143 - removed', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=2143', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-11-20 11:54:36'),
(540, 'Image', 'Letter 270. One image, but catchword at foot of letter suggests a second page. James informed Stephen.  Possible missing image to contact RCPE about - nothing for 328. - 328 not in missing imgages doc. need to check this again. - there is no additional images for this document. Watt copy is already too large for the space left in the volume for it (had to be folded and sticks out), and I cannot find any unattached follow up in the pages following it. It seems likely that the pertinent info was included on first page, so that was kept.says james', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-11-20 20:39:56'),
(541, 'Case', 'Within case 1999 (Hector Turnbull) is the case of Dr Colin Roberstone. Suffering jaundice and gallstones (letters 2851, 5719, 3393, 5721, 3411). All sorted out..I found that Robertstone already had a case ID. Thanks David', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1999', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-11-21 12:15:29'),
(542, 'Image', 'Any chance of the images for letter 5740? It\'s the last one in the case. :) - yes. files on server', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=5740', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-11-21 12:16:01'),
(543, 'DTD', 'Jenny/Mark, please could you look at the handShift in Document 3710. There is note added at the bottom of page 2 which needs the handShift indicated, but the second tag being used to indicate the end of that handshift does not show up in the transcription. Hope this makes senseâ€¦Document otherwise checked.. Wrong use of handshift. Rolledback 09/01/14. handshifts are empty tags.', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-11-22 16:07:11'),
(544, 'People', 'PERS ID 1522 and 3293 are possible duplicates. - merged', '', 'd', 'f.mackay.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-11-25 15:57:53'),
(545, 'People', 'PERS ID 1300 and 596 are possibly duplicates. - merged, jpb', '', 'd', 'f.mackay.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-11-25 16:00:01'),
(546, 'People', 'Mr Dickson [PERS ID 1543] and Mr Dixon [PERS ID 2005] are possibly duplicates. - merged, jpb', '', 'd', 'f.mackay.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-11-25 16:27:10'),
(547, 'Image', 'Hi Mark/James, the top section (greyed out) of Image one for Document 3867, is actually a continuation of Document 3865 (Lord Cathcartâ€¦see contemporary cross-reference at the bottom of the existing transcript). Please can you add the image then rollback/reassign 3865 to have the rest of the transcription completed. Thanks, David. Email sent to James 09/12/13 - check after batch. doc rolled backed', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=3867', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-11-28 20:19:41');
INSERT INTO `bug_report` (`bug_id`, `bug_type`, `bug_desc`, `bug_url`, `bug_status`, `bug_submitted_by`, `bug_submitted_date`) VALUES
(548, 'Bug', 'Brompton - please change region to London and South East - coordinates have been adjusted from original values. [JOB] - region changed.', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-12-01 16:03:47'),
(549, 'Bug', 'Fix table width problem. See email from Luca - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-12-02 12:38:08'),
(550, 'Case', 'Unsure what the \'CHECK\' regarding Malcolm and Samuel Laing highlighted in the Case Name of Case 18 is referring to so have not altered while checking this case [FMac]. Sorted since these letters have now all been transcribed and checked.', '', 'd', 'f.mackay.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-12-02 14:23:09'),
(551, 'People', 'In Case 767 there is a possible duplication in reference to two \'Douglas\' medical professionals - PERS ID 637 and 1469. - leaving these as not sure they\'re the same - jpb', '', 'd', 'f.mackay.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-12-02 14:36:50'),
(552, 'People', 'Possible duplicate relating to Dr Campbell in Case 767 - PERS ID 336 and 638. - merged, jpb', '', 'd', 'f.mackay.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-12-02 14:39:49'),
(553, 'People', 'Case 1222 - possible duplicates Miss Clephan [PERS ID 1048]and Miss Amelia Clephane [PRES ID 2859]. - merged, jpb', '', 'd', 'f.mackay.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-12-02 16:02:51'),
(554, 'People', 'Case 1222 - possible duplicates for Mrs Cecilia Douglas [PERS ID 395] and Mrs Douglas [PERS ID 414]. - merged, jpb', '', 'd', 'f.mackay.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-12-02 16:04:16'),
(555, 'People', 'In Case 681 are Mr McCulloch [PERS ID 489] and Mr MacCulloch [PERS ID 599] duplicates? [FMac] - merged, jpb', '', 'd', 'f.mackay.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-12-02 16:23:36'),
(556, 'People', 'Case 661: does Lady Abercrombie/wife of General Abercrombie need linking in this case? She delivers the letter with her husband. Also, possible duplication highlighted for Mrs/Lady Abercrombie [PERS ID 1522 and 3293] - [FMac]. - yes, linked her to doc 1270 - jpb', '', 'd', 'f.mackay.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-12-02 16:33:25'),
(557, 'Case', 'Case 1803: perhaps document ID 6279 belongs to this case, as in this 6279 a \'Mr Cook of Gallowhill\' is mentioned. This could be Miss A. Cook\'s brother. Thanks; it had been wrong linked to Miss Cook\'s case, but now corrected. yes, probably siblings. David ', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-12-03 15:14:17'),
(558, 'Image', 'Doc 2358 - Images 1 &amp; 2 need to be swapped over - done', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=2358', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-12-04 15:17:04'),
(559, 'Image', 'Image 1http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/doc_images/01783/CUL_1_2_864_0001.jpgshould be placed last as the annotation.MMG - done', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1783', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-12-04 15:31:46'),
(560, 'Place', 'Hi Mark, if not already requested we need to add Dunbar House, Woodside, Stirlingshire as a specific place. It was the home of Sir James Dunbar but may be demolished. Letter 4053 from this address had been sent to me for checking which does not have this place inked (and I then found others). Holding back 4053 at Level 2 will serve as a prompt for me to go back and make ALL the links once it is available as a specific place. Thanks, David - submitted as a new place suggestion. waiting for david to link. email sent. delete this bug.', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-12-08 10:47:10'),
(561, 'Image', 'Hi Mark, the recipe at the close of Letter 4155 has been accidentally greyed-out. Needs uncovering and then rolling-back for transcription, I have also left a note to this effect in the \'internal notes\' field. Thanks, David.. Email sent to James 09/12/13 - check after batch. looks good now', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=4155', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-12-08 13:12:16'),
(562, 'DTD', 'Jenny, I had reason to make a change to Letter 5939 and now I cannot get the scheme to work - Oxygen will not accept annoy, but I cannot see why? (and I have consulted the mark-up guidelines) Please take a look, Thanks, David. - handshift tag issue. ok now.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=5939', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-12-08 14:03:20'),
(563, 'Suggestion', 'Hi Mark, in this report box you have it as \'schema releated\' by mistake {for \'related\'}. I have only just noticedâ€¦David. corrected.', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-12-08 14:05:17'),
(564, 'DTD', 'Hi Jenny, Letter 1347 is unusual in having a recipe as part of the annotation. Rebecca had not set the elements out correctly so I have revised her transcription but the schema does not like me including a recipe between \"annot\" markers. I suspect the schema needs fine-tuning to allow this. Leave a message in \'internal notes\' if you manage to sort this out, Thanks, David.. duplicate of another bug', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1347', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-12-08 14:15:35'),
(565, 'People', 'Jenny, I found 8 people records that are not linked to any documents.  They are: 1971,2100,2515,2866,2971,3352,3430. If they are to be deleted then please add in \'TOBEDELETED\' in the aka field and I\'ll sweep them up. Cheers - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-12-09 15:34:45'),
(566, 'People', 'Hi, Person 1300 is a duplicate for deletion, Thanks, David - deleted', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-12-09 22:44:55'),
(567, 'Suggestion', 'Make it clear what all the tags mean and where they go. e.g TOBEDELETED  - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-12-10 11:43:37'),
(568, 'Image', 'Discrepancy of 3 images. See stats. ok now', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-12-10 13:12:55'),
(569, 'Image', 'Sort out remove end blanks in case book entries. Leave mid blanks - think this is ok. leave for checkers', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-12-10 13:14:57'),
(570, 'Case', 'The publically available description for DOCID 3869 refers to the patient having a \'mentally illness\' which I think must be a typo but which I cannot amend. Corrected by DS', '', 'd', 'f.mackay.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-12-10 14:20:53'),
(571, 'Case', 'The description for DOC ID 1108 contains a punctuation error after \'which\' and the subsequent word \'although\' has a typo - I cannot change text in this box. Corrected by DS,', '', 'd', 'f.mackay.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-12-10 14:28:21'),
(572, 'Place', 'Region: Sutherland - may be deleted (with pleasure). - done', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-12-10 14:46:55'),
(573, 'People', 'PERS ID 1522 and 3293 (Lady and Mrs Abercrombie/Abercromby) both linked to DOC ID 1115 could be duplicates. - done, jpb', '', 'd', 'f.mackay.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-12-10 14:59:20'),
(574, 'People', 'In DOCID 1276 does Mr Copland (mentioned as planning for an infirmary in Dumfries) need a Person ID? [DS adds, \'yes he does, but  he was a surgeon, so title may be only \'Mr\'] - he has an id already, so I\'ve linked him to the doc - jpb', '', 'd', 'f.mackay.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-12-10 15:33:46'),
(575, 'People', 'Possible duplicates for Dr Duncanson (PERS ID 310 and 1934) - in Case 122 the first doc. is from Dr Duncanson (310) but the reply is then tagged as being addressed to Dr Duncanson (1934) the subsequent two docs are tagged as being interaction between the first Dr Duncanson (310) again. - yes, merged', '', 'd', 'f.mackay.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-12-10 15:53:04'),
(576, 'People', 'Possibility raised in various notes that the patient in DOC ID 3759 (PERS ID 1342) may be Mrs Morison/Morrision - the patient with a similar ailment who is the focus of the subsequent three letters in this case (CASE 67). - yes, I think it\'s her. Have merged - jpb', '', 'd', 'f.mackay.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-12-10 16:02:17'),
(577, 'People', 'As the recipient of DOCID 3759, does Dr John Gilchrist need to be tagged in this document/case (Case 67)? - yes, he should be, I\'ve added him - jpb', '', 'd', 'f.mackay.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-12-10 16:03:41'),
(578, 'Place', 'Note found in DOCID 4135 requesting that \'Barnbarrow\' is linked to the document. - ROLLBACK put in place', '', 'd', 'f.mackay.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-12-10 16:10:36'),
(579, 'People', 'Is it possible for Captain Ford to be Alexander Fordyce (PERS ID 994 and 389)? Comments seem to suggest that Captain Ford is both. - yes, I think it is, and the \'Ford\' is an abbreviation. Have merged - jpb', '', 'd', 'f.mackay.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-12-10 16:32:18'),
(580, 'Case', 'In Case 6 I was unsure how to check for the query raised in the case notes regarding whether the replies were to George Dunbar or an intermediary. This element of this case hasn\'t been checked. All sorted. DS', '', 'd', 'f.mackay.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-12-10 16:46:54'),
(581, 'Case', 'The case notes for Case 5 suggest that one of the letters in this case may have been sent with another - I was unsure how to check for this so this case has been checked apart from this element. SORTED by DS', '', 'd', 'f.mackay.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-12-10 16:52:22'),
(582, 'Bug', 'on stats page Documents linked to a Case figure is wrong. Use type document only - correct now.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-15 07:52:23'),
(583, 'Suggestion', 'Make cases checked stat dynamic - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-12-11 11:04:10'),
(584, 'Place', 'Hi Mark, Letter ID:1369 has \'Mill\'s Square, Ravellrigg\' linked as a specific destination. This is a misreading on the transcriber\'s part. It should be \'Milne\'s Square, Edinburgh\' (destroyed when they built North Bridge). Please revise the place entry, but keep the linkage. Thanks, David. done', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-12-11 21:00:15'),
(585, 'DTD', 'Hi, in letter 1347 there is a recipe included in the annotation: the schema does not seem to allow for this. I have checked the transcription and metadata so if this is sorted out it can be passed as level 2 checked without me having to see it again, Thanks, David. looks ok. emailed david 09/01/14. ok', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1347', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-12-12 11:43:09'),
(586, 'Place', 'Deal with Gloucestershire region - deleted and resubmitted', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-12-16 11:46:30'),
(587, 'Place', 'Two places delinked and not in relation table. 755,462SELECT * FROM PROD_place_details WHERE place_id NOT IN (SELECT place_id FROM PROD_place_in_doc_rel) ORDER BY place_id DESC - dealt with.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-12-16 16:41:25'),
(588, 'Place', 'Add in lat and long fields in the suggestion box - done using label', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-12-16 16:44:09'),
(589, 'Place', 'Demote 3 regions - 43	Galloway - DONOTUSE			1557	Northumberland - DONOTUSE			358	Fife - DONOTUSE			15 - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-12-16 16:59:12'),
(590, 'Suggestion', 'Hi Mark, you might consider re-assigning Letter 1375 since it is the only one of thirteen letters in a case not completed and Mary is not as active as some of the others. - done', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1375', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-12-17 15:20:19'),
(591, 'Image', 'Hi Mark, the first image in ID:1460 should be the last one (it is the address page). I have revised the transcription to match having the images being in the correct order and checked all the metadata  etc, so once the image has been moved this can pass straight to level 2 checked (I have level 1 checked it to get it out of my queue). Thanks, David. done', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1460', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-12-17 16:16:30'),
(592, 'Image', 'Hi Mark, apologies: I\'ve just noticed that I level 2 checked 1460 when I meant to hold it back until the image had been arranged, but since you have these emails as a reminder it should not matter, Thanks David. done', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-12-17 16:19:49'),
(593, 'People', 'Does Mr King, the patient of Case 411, require a Person ID? - yes, two patients here. Have given King an ID and linked, and created a new case for the other patient in doc 479. - jpb', '', 'd', 'f.mackay.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-12-19 09:47:21'),
(594, 'People', 'Case 63 - a possible duplication has been noted in PERS ID 1323 and 2583. - don\'t think we have enough info to merge these - jpb', '', 'd', 'f.mackay.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-12-19 09:54:35'),
(595, 'People', 'Case 604 - possible duplicate persons. Transcriber has already linked PERS ID 727 to ID 1515 but flags that ID 324 may/may not be the same person. - I don\'t think we have enough information to say it\'s the same, plus she\'s in a separate case, so have created a new person ID for her - jpb', '', 'd', 'f.mackay.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-12-19 09:56:59'),
(596, 'Case', 'Transcriber has noted that Case 636 may relate to Case 721. Note added by DS to each case title.', '', 'd', 'f.mackay.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-12-19 10:06:56'),
(597, 'Case', 'Case 288 - may not be an issue but cannot find any reference to the term \'rustication\' (as found in the case title) in the look-up tables. Just a general term for going into rural retirement. DS', '', 'd', 'f.mackay.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-12-19 10:34:22'),
(598, 'People', 'Case 1067 - PERS ID 1929 (Miss B. Robertson) - another PERS ID mentioned ID 4256 mentioned in the person details but ID 4256 cannot be found. Was this a duplicate that has since been removed? [4256 presumably a typo, but I can\'t find any likely alternatives for this - jpb]', '', 'd', 'f.mackay.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-12-19 10:40:37'),
(599, 'People', 'Case 542 - it has been flagged in the person internal notes that PERS ID 337 is a possible duplicate of the PERS ID 1958 attached here. - yes, merged him', '', 'd', 'f.mackay.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-12-19 10:59:33'),
(600, 'People', 'Case 607 - is this \'Dr Black\' (PERS ID 1528), who is referred to as \'Joseph Black in the case title, a duplicate of PERS ID 1003 \'Dr Joseph Black\'? - yes, merged - jpb', '', 'd', 'f.mackay.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-12-19 11:15:40'),
(601, 'People', 'Case 607 - Captain Campbell: numerous men of this name mentioned throughout the documents, I presume this ID 1527 is not a duplicate of ID 337 (age difference) or 460 (no mention of a child) but may be worth checking. [don\'t think any of these are duplicates - JPB]', '', 'd', 'f.mackay.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-12-19 11:22:11'),
(602, 'Case', 'Case 446 - is Cullen the addressee of this letter? Cullen is not tagged to this case. Sorted by DS 19/12/13', '', 'd', 'f.mackay.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-12-19 11:32:47'),
(603, 'People', 'Case832 - PERS ID 2645 has been flagged as a possible duplicate of ID 2089. - no obvious match - jpb', '', 'd', 'f.mackay.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-12-19 11:41:49'),
(604, 'Case', 'Internal note by DS on DOC ID 925 in Case 434 suggests that follow up needs to be conducted on Mr Masterson (PERS ID 583). Done. DS', '', 'd', 'f.mackay.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-12-19 11:50:12'),
(605, 'Place', 'Update Buroughbridge / Burrowbridge (aka) spelling and change to Yorkshire. Done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-12-19 15:18:32'),
(606, 'DTD', 'Please advise why this isn\'t transforming. It works fine in Oxygen. doc 940 . MMG - seems ok. 07/01/14', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=940', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-12-19 16:18:35'),
(607, 'Case', 'There seems to be a word missing in the case description for Case 865. (FM) Thanks: now revised, DS', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1433', 'd', 'f.maxwell.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-12-22 01:46:42'),
(608, 'Image', 'Letter 2961, images one and two are in the wrong order.. Looks ok to me. Email to to Lauren.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=2961', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-12-22 12:20:35'),
(609, 'Image', 'Hi Mark, Image 3 of letter 4250 needs the lower section greying-out. Thanks, David. email sent to James 07/01/14. Will clear at next batch. OK', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/doc_images/04250/CUL_1_1_10_107_0003.jpg', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2013-12-26 16:33:11'),
(610, 'Case', 'Typo in Case ID 313 description: should say \'Hydrothorax\'. (FM) Thanks, now corrected. DS', '', 'd', 'f.maxwell.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2013-12-28 22:50:49'),
(611, 'Case', 'Case 2027. Mrs Ross of Gladfield and, yes, it does refer to McFarqhar\'s wife too. Sorted DS', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=5415', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-01-02 14:11:36'),
(612, 'Case', 'Letter 2033, currently in case 1364, also involves another case: that of an unnamed \'eminent physician\' in Bath whom Dr Matthew Dobson, the author, believes to have a life-threatening illness which he\'s trying to treat; he asks Cullen\'s advice. Could this case be created and linked to this letter? Thanks! FM  Done DS', '', 'd', 'f.maxwell.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-01-04 20:27:42'),
(613, 'Place', '\'West of England\' - replace parent region to \'midlands\'DUPLICATES - Royal Tunbridge Wells, Ulverston, Jelenia Gora (Jelenia Gora) - to be deleted (hopefully). all done byt Ulverston and Jelenia Gira not showing up as duplicates so removing this until James replies to email sent 15/01/14', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-07 13:54:22'),
(614, 'Image', 'Image 16696 has a space in it! CUL_1_2_1994_0001 _b.jpg. Email sent to James 07/01/14. fixed', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/doc_images/02961/CUL_1_2_1994_0001%20_b.jpg', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-07 15:42:29'),
(615, 'Image', 'Search for spaces in image filenames via the database. achieved with broken links test', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-07 16:51:26'),
(616, 'Case', 'Case 1504. After going through all the letters in the case I feel that ID297 belongs to a different Campbell. There is no reference to the recipe in 297 in the other letters, either to or from Cullen. I\'m sure Cullen would have at least asked how the treatment was working. I have added another Campbell to the database and linked this to 297.  I have checked and they are all the same patient at Greenock DS.', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-01-07 21:14:44'),
(617, 'Bug', 'Symptom 191 donotuse - clean up - gone', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-08 20:29:57'),
(618, 'Bug', 'Move back XML history files to testbed - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-09 10:06:01'),
(619, 'Bug', 'Check for level 2 checked docs that have no date - it could be guessed if part of a case. custom query needed for James. - 2 cases with 4 docs in total found. internal note left for james when checking.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-15 07:53:32'),
(620, 'People', 'According to FM person 3697 might be a duplicate of 101 - merged - jpb', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-09 14:20:13'),
(621, 'Bug', 'Check for any closed handshift tags.- send to jenny - done. ', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-09 15:36:40'),
(622, 'DTD', 'Add sup to unclear tags. doc 3771. mistake. not needed.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=3771', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-09 15:59:28'),
(623, 'People', '3576 Possible duplicate of 2484. Found by Felicity Maxwell - merged - jpb', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-09 16:15:34'),
(624, 'Suggestion', 'Hello,I just wanted to signal a little typo in the \'Edit document metadata\' page (Evidence of Commerical Posting).Best,Luca - corrected', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-01-13 10:27:41'),
(625, 'Bug', 'I think the case status query will ignore docs if they are not assigned. E.g. a case stat of \'nothing\' so will pass through the test for 7 since it does not exist at all. - does\'nt seem to be causing any issues now.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-13 12:10:27'),
(626, 'Bug', 'enter RECHECK for all cases FMac highlighted a possible issue - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-13 12:15:02'),
(627, 'Bug', 'Remove all David\'s \'checked\' cases. Update Manual with Case checking procedures for next person hired to do the checking - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-13 12:16:05'),
(628, 'Bug', 'PROD_doc_xml table getting too big and backups failing. problem was with my disk space. ', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-13 15:26:50'),
(629, 'Case', 'Case 1616: 2 letters not related - Letter 4609 refers to Mr Dun of Bendochie; Letter 4917 refers to Mrs Lawson. Shame as I was hoping the second letter would help identify Dun as Alexander Dun, the Minister of Bendochie. All sorted by DS. I created a case number for Mr lawton. DS', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-01-13 21:00:42'),
(630, 'Case', 'Having transcribed all the letters in case 1156, it seems that letter 4578 should be removed from this case. All the other letters deal with the case of Janet MacDuff but this letter deals with a Mr MacDuff (possibly related? but no evidence to suggest this) Sorted, yes that letter clearly belonged to another case.', '', 'd', 'Eilidh.Kane@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-14 14:05:35'),
(631, 'Place', 'Investigate de-linked places and delete if necessary . - duplicate bug', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-14 14:44:23'),
(632, 'Place', 'Check with Gillian. Possible wrong deletion of 13-06-13 14:38:20 | 130.209.155.231 | Gillian | place_local | Weetwood Hall, Chatton, Northumberland 55.547755,-2.010116 - forget it. leave for checking.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-14 16:35:17'),
(633, 'Suggestion', 'Can we expand the character limit on case descriptions? 1500 is cutting off before the end. (Only needs to be expanded by another 10 characters I\'d say, almost all of them seem to be shorter than this.) - case name now becoming descriptions. Changed field to Text', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1500', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-14 17:33:45'),
(634, 'Bug', 'Hello,\r\n\r\nit looks like the page http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=2627 (document 2627) does not allow to input the xml code. I paste the code and submit it, and the page reloads returning a \'clean\' form.\r\n\r\nLuca', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-01-14 21:30:16'),
(635, 'Bug', 'Hello,In http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=3298, are the images n. 4 5 and 6 missing, or (more likely) there are three links too much?Best,Luca. email sent to James. 15/01/14. related to 60 broken image links. all broken links found and resolved.', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-01-15 16:26:33'),
(636, 'Case', 'Case 1616 further comment: Letter 1917 links with Case 1763 (Mrs Lawton) and Case 1769 (Mr Colvill). I CANNOT SEE WHYâ€¦have you got the numbers muddled? David.... ok now according to Stephen. MH', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-01-15 20:13:18'),
(637, 'Place', 'Duplicate AKA. Ulverston       Ulverstone. done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-16 10:53:00'),
(638, 'Place', 'Inform people about West Indies. done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-16 10:53:16'),
(639, 'Image', 'Create a page to find broken image links! - done! it\'s a massive page!', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-16 16:18:50'),
(640, 'Suggestion', 'Hello Cullen Team! I was just wondering whether bodyparts 86 and 153 should not merge into one. VW. Not says David', '', 'd', 'v.williams.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-01-16 17:45:17'),
(641, 'Place', 'I think Wexford County is a duplicate of Wexford - email sent to James 11/09/14. he says no.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-18 19:36:13'),
(642, 'Case', 'Mr. J.Spens 2782 and Mr. J.S 2633 are possible duplicates. Conntection is London. Not looked into letters. [David - could you take a look into this and see whether cases 1468 and 1517 should be merged? As well as the London connection, both cases mention the Hunters - jpb] Sorted by DS', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-18 19:45:37'),
(643, 'Bug', 'Hello! Doc ID 2389 will not upload my transcription...why is that? VW. ok now', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=2389', 'd', 'v.williams.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-01-18 22:51:15'),
(644, 'LK-items', 'Hello,in letter 5034 I have found:â„ž Sal. Rupellensis (vulgo Rochelle Salts)In other words, here William Cullen is saying that the Sal. Rupellensis is actually what is commonly known as \'Rochelle Salts\'. In our database the two \'salts\' are two different ingredients. In the light of this new cue, they might perhaps be joined, if that\'s what Cullen actually meant.Best,Luca. Email to J&amp;D.  Mark, please can you ensure these get merged (keeping the main entry as Rochelle Salts and adding in the rarely used \'Sal. Rupellensis\' as an AKA), - done', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-01-19 17:22:15'),
(645, 'Case', 'Are cases 2174 and 2175 the same? MH, No, as the niece is mentioned in a letter to the aunt. DS', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-21 11:55:07'),
(646, 'Place', '866 - Europe is a duplicate and a country! updated to \'South Europe\'', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-21 12:00:29'),
(647, 'Case', 'It seems that letter 4485 should not be linked to case 12. Case 12 concerns Mrs Jane Webster at York while letter 4485 concerns Mr Benjamin Bell\'s urinary problems. Unless someone has corrected this already, this does not add-up:  4485 is not linked to Case 12. D.S.', '', 'd', 'Eilidh.Kane@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-21 15:33:22'),
(648, 'Case', 'Letter 469. Was checking on info on Dr Gregory, while looking at this letter spotted spacing error in the public notes: Cullen apologises for slow reply a she has been indisposed â€¦ Thanks, now corrected, David', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-01-21 23:07:46'),
(649, 'Bug', 'Won\'t let me add XML transcription. ok now', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=5395', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-01-22 12:24:30'),
(650, 'Image', 'In document 2780 perhaps images 3 and 4 should be inverted.Luca. duplicate bug', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-01-22 15:19:10'),
(651, 'Image', 'PS: I meant 2870. done', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-01-22 15:20:09'),
(652, 'David', 'In document 03029 Mr William Home refers to a previous recipe given by Cullen (document 5327), saying that he (Cullen) ordered a solution of guaiacum with antimonial wine and elixir salutis. The first two ingredients are clear in Cullen\'s recipe, but the elixir salutis doesn\'t appear as such there. It might then be another name for the tinct. sen. comp., or of the water peppermint, or cinnamon water, or mucilage gum arabicum, or sugar (?) or a mixture of them, even though  I tentatively say it\'s another name for the tinct. senn. comp.Since in the database of the ingredients is catalogued as a separate ingredient, it could be reconsidered.LucaLuca. email sent to J&amp;D. It is tinct. sen. comp and is  listed as Ingredient 78.All sorted..I have checked the mark up.  DS. ', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-01-22 16:37:12'),
(653, 'Suggestion', 'Put link to manual on homepage at top! - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-23 15:55:23'),
(654, 'Bug', 'Downgrade Canary Isles and Maderia - forgot what we agreed on this. Should I make them regions?MH  //  I believe that was the decision, falling in line with the likes of other off-mainland islands. [JOB]  - ok. please suggest them again and link and add to database as regions.MH....can you check the list of countries and flag up any other ones to be downgraded? See URL. I suspect we will hit the same old problem places!  // Phew! Downgraded, and countries ready for deletion (with no links) at your earliest conveninece. Couldn\'t rename them TOBEDELETED as I cannot edit any value for this level of place, Other islands: Antigua, Martinique, St Kitts, and Virgin Islands. Latter three *COULD* be classed as Regions under a Country of Leeward Islands (which are classed together as a group)... which might be a afar better fit to our convoluted schema?  [JOB] // I can\'t find any countries that are not linked. See COUNTRIESNOTLINKED on query page.MH  // Have you run the updater manually? Only the newly created regions are showing for me in the Edit Places table (which only shows places linked to at least one document...) [JOB] // ah. my mistake. found them both. Deleted. MH', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=COUNTRIES', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-21 09:03:53'),
(655, 'Image', 'Hello, document http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=2775 is incomplete (the letter doesn\'t finish at page 3). Is it \'really\' incomplete or is a page between images 3 and 4 missing? I\'ve added \'Incomplete\' in the internal notes.Luca. email sent to James. 28/01/14. Missing image. ask RCPE about it. this does not appear in missing images word doc. why not? - upload to server for doc 2775. - done', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-01-24 11:15:58'),
(656, 'Case', 'Hello,I have the impression that document 5267 should belong to case 822. Best,Luca. Cannot see why..send more info? David | Hello, it was a long time ago and unfortunately I only saw now this comment. I actually cannot see any link between the two cases now, it should have been an error of mine. Best, Luca', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-01-24 13:43:45'),
(657, 'Place', 'West country: Attached to letter 2504, but should region not be Glasgow and west rather than Edinburgh and east? - updated', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-01-24 18:07:45'),
(658, 'Case', 'Letter 4844 (Case 1730) seems to be a reply to Letter 2411 of Case 368. yes, two case now merged. DS', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-01-24 18:11:22'),
(659, 'Place', 'Hello,could you please change the region of Oxhill from Midlands to East Highlands? It\'s not Oxhill in the Midlands but it\'s actually in Banffshire.Luca - done', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-01-25 15:45:18'),
(660, 'LK-items', 'Hello,perhaps ingredients 436 and 424 should be merged; they both seem to refer to the same ingredient.Best,Luca email to J&amp;D - to be merged by me! - done', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-01-25 22:54:07'),
(661, 'Suggestion', 'Hello,bodypart 98 and 154 seem to refer to the same thing; are they synonyms?Best,Luca. email to J&amp;D. keep both says David', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-01-26 10:45:00'),
(662, 'Place', 'Potential duplication of two specifics: Carron House and Carron Hall - different parent towns (but right next to each other). Not sure how that slipped through the net...-JOB - no the are different places.', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-27 14:02:08'),
(663, 'Case', 'Stephen has spotted that cases 1730 and 368 may be the same (at least, relating to the same patient). Maybe, but cannot be certain DS.', '', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-27 16:01:07'),
(664, 'Image', 'First image of 2470 should be in 2469 instead (as the final image). Fixed transcriptions accordingly. sent to James 27/01.  â€“ ready for refreshing. - just thumbs. ok now', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=2470', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-27 17:38:46'),
(665, 'Case', 'From Lauren, re: doc 2534: \"Could this be related to the case of Anthony Charmier? The symptoms match up and he consulted Lucas Pepys.\" I see why you might think so, but Chamier died at London in late 1780 before getting to see Pepys.', '', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-28 16:02:45'),
(666, 'Case', 'Case of a Mr Riddell seems to be mentioned in docs 2690 and 5134? Thanks, new links made by DS', '', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-28 16:21:09'),
(667, 'Case', 'Case 1377 is currently made up of more than one case.Letters 187, 1991 and 1101 relate to Mr Grant of Montrose who is not the same person as Captain Grant: his illness is different, he has a different doctor and he seems to be in another part of the country. MMG. New case created for Grant of Montrose. DS', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1377', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-28 19:17:11'),
(668, 'Case', 'Letters 3630 and 3631 should not be in with Case 1377. They relate to an unnamed female patient, whose case has been brought to Cullen by a Captain Grant.MMG De-linked and a new case created for her by DS.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1377', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-29 09:42:25'),
(669, 'Bug', 'Letter transforms fine in Oxygen, but not on databaseâ€¦ Please advise.MMG. dtd link', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=3631', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-29 10:01:07'),
(670, 'People', '3956 is a duplicate for Richard Dixon (2728). - merged, jpb', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/person_edit.php?id=3956', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-01-29 12:16:01'),
(671, 'Image', 'please reset docid 03495 for the next refresh. what\'s the matter i asked? . 3495 is a duplicate. Delete it.', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-29 13:17:39'),
(672, 'Bug', 'The stats don\'t add up! 5143 instead of 5511. must be cos they are not al assigned out. check again when all docs are assigned', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-29 14:38:35'),
(673, 'Image', 'Could we get image 5 of document 5122 rotated? thanks. email sent to James. 29/01/14. wait til batch. just thumbs. done', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=5122', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-29 14:53:49'),
(674, 'Case', 'Does doc 5003 belong in case 1795? It appears to be about a Mr Johnstone, despite the title being \'Alexr. Thomson\', and is written to a third party rather than to the patient. Sorted, DS', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=5003', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-29 17:21:36'),
(675, 'Place', 'Allow places to have more than more region. Way to indicate now ones that are affected? - duplicate', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-30 11:13:01'),
(676, 'Image', 'Reset/refresh required for docid\'s 5870-5878 - need to delete excess images etc! - done 13/08/14', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-30 12:35:55'),
(677, 'Bug', 'Hello,on place ID 807 I have put the coordinates for Sandside *Bay*, near Thurso, since it is tagged to be located in the North Highlands. In the letter it says \'Sanside\', and there is a Sandside in Cumbria, too. Is the \'bay\' the correct place? In this case, it would perhaps be a \'specific place\', I think.Best,Luca  //  It is actually Sandside House, which I have added and replaced links to. Please delete Place (marked for such) [JOB] - done', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-03-14 07:47:09'),
(678, 'Case', 'Since DOC 1194 is not linked to any cases should it be classed as not for priority? Ye, your right and I have changed it to NAP. David', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1194', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-31 12:18:51'),
(679, 'Suggestion', 'Pass over all of Jenny\'s checking list to David and remove the random allocation for future ones.- done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-01-31 13:10:51'),
(680, 'Place', 'Hello,Is it possible that Dalwinton (ID817), which in the past suggestions-table is spelled Dalswinton (in fact in this related page, first line, is spelled Dalswinton: http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/doc_images/02926/CUL_1_2_1959_0002_b.jpg), is actually Dalswinton?Best,Luca. sent to James', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-01-31 15:48:30'),
(681, 'People', 'I think 2206 and 2100 (Spedding and Spalding) are the same person. Same physicans, same camphire medicine and same condition. - no record for 2100, already merged? jpb', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=3267', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-02-01 12:16:16'),
(682, 'Suggestion', 'Use thumnails to create page to show all docs with evidence of commercial posting to see that they all appear on the last page. Can\'t cope with order unless zeros are overridden for original images. Need to update database to note what\'s a address page and input all with order etc. - done by showing top or bottom page.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-02-03 14:14:20'),
(683, 'Case', 'Document 457 is linked to two separate cases about the same patient.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=457', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-02-03 14:24:34'),
(684, 'Case', 'letter 1460 does not seem to match the description for case 1769, but there are no other letters in 1769. Puzzled! Sorted. David', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1769', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-02-03 17:43:04'),
(685, 'Case', 'Do we need extra cases for the two extra patients mentioned in 1607 Sorted David', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1607', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-02-06 14:54:05'),
(686, 'People', '3096 and 1743 possibly the same person - don\'t think so, dates too disparate - jpb', '', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-02-06 15:18:50'),
(687, 'People', 'ID 820 and ID 3078Duplicate: Dr Stephen(s) of ElginMMG Merged by DS', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-02-07 00:10:45'),
(688, 'People', 'Duplicate person:ID 518 and ID 712Dr Daniel RutherfordMMG. Not quite so straightforward, but I have now sorted out a lot of muddle between Johh and Daniel Rutherford. DS.', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-02-07 00:15:00'),
(689, 'People', 'Possible duplicateMrs Hopekirk of Glasgow:ID 239 and ID 2015MMG Cannot be sure, but notes left in each entry. DS', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-02-07 01:02:39'),
(690, 'People', 'William Wilson of GreenockID 132 and ID 913MMG Merged by DS', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-02-07 01:18:11'),
(691, 'People', 'Dr Robert WoodID 101 and ID 3525MMG Merged by DS', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-02-07 01:22:11'),
(692, 'People', 'Mr Wood, surgeon of EdinburghID 238 possible duplicate of ID 588MMG Merged by DS', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-02-07 01:25:56'),
(693, 'People', 'Mr Wood, surgeon of EdinburghID 2914 poss. duplicate of ID 588MMG Merged DS', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-02-07 01:29:03'),
(694, 'David', 'Hello, I\'m the non-native speaker of the group and I\'m aware that I\'m possibly saying something completely wrong. Is the AKA for Symptom 102 (\'redundancy of saliva\' - 	lack of saliva, dry mouth) correct?Best,Luca. Correct, but just an old fashioned usage. david', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-02-07 22:58:25'),
(695, 'People', 'Rev Patrick Creighton - duplicateID 1541 and ID 1873MMG Merged by DS', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-02-08 00:13:03'),
(696, 'People', 'Rev FindlaterTriplicate!ID 2201, 2325, 2512MMG All sorted, DS', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-02-08 00:26:43'),
(697, 'Case', 'Cases 1704 and 1731 are the same case: Rev Thomas Gordon of Speymouth.(I discovered this when duplicate hunting)MMG All sorted by DS.', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-02-08 00:51:29'),
(698, 'People', 'Rev Thomas MacFarlane duplicateID 594 &amp; ID 1795MMG Merged by DS', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-02-08 01:26:56'),
(699, 'People', 'Rev William Gordon duplicateID 593 &amp; ID 1798MMG  Merged by DS', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-02-08 01:29:06'),
(700, 'People', 'Rev John MackenzieID 3585 &amp; ID 208ID 208 incorrectly linked to Doc ID 249: Rev Mackenzie\'s son is called Tom, not John, and is a baby so not drinking liquor (I hope!)MMG ALL sorted by DS', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-02-08 02:28:29'),
(701, 'Case', 'Hello,It looks like the letter 5427 belongs to case 2124 and not 2126.Best,Luca Thanks DS', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-02-08 21:21:23'),
(702, 'Bug', 'Hello,\r\n\r\nWhen I submit the transcription for document 5437 the form returns empty.\r\n\r\nBest,\r\nLuca', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-02-09 11:01:36'),
(703, 'Case', 'Hello,I suspect that letter 6163 mentions the same Mr Haywood of case 1611 (Mr Haywood ID3185). Therefore, I suggest to link letter 6163 to case 1611.Luca Yes. done, David', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-02-09 11:44:54'),
(704, 'People', 'Pers. 4039 is a duplicate for 3510. Merged by DS', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/person_edit.php?id=4039', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-02-09 11:54:15'),
(705, 'Case', 'Not sure how letter 3296 is connected to case 1560. Thanks, it is not but now sorted. David', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=3296', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-02-09 12:39:30'),
(706, 'Image', '2nd image of 938 is blank', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=938', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-02-11 12:40:52'),
(707, 'Image', 'Perhaps p. 1 and 2 should be swapped in doc 1903? The current image 2 introduces image 1 as an enclosure so it might be clearer if the intro comes first. If you decide to swap them please let me know and I\'ll switch my transcription round too. - OK', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1903', 'd', 'Eilidh.Kane@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-02-12 11:47:06'),
(708, 'DTD', 'Hello,the document 5384 start, from page n. 6, with what looks like another letter for Captain Graheme (I get it from the recipe in the last page). The images from 6 to 10 are quite illegible: shall I go ahead for attempt to decipher them? And is this second letter to be considered part of the document/case anyway?Best,Luca. sent to James 19/02/14. done', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-02-12 15:36:57'),
(709, 'People', 'Person 2633 is the same person as 2782 (J. Spens). - merged. MH/DS', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-02-12 18:02:19'),
(710, 'Case', 'Re: Case 1492This seems to be 2 separate cases, one of piles/anal prolapse, one of respiratory ailments.Letters ID 563 and 621 (1782) do not seem to be about the same Mr Hudson as the 1784-87 letters.MMG New case created by DS.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1492', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-02-14 21:53:48'),
(711, 'Case', 'Case 2017There is more than one case here, with different patients:George Moncrieff\'s Miss Bell is related to the Carruthers of Holmains.William Ingham\'s Miss Bell is a Newcastle girl with epilepsy. To the latter\'s case, please add Doc ID 5595, as she gets a passign mention. MMG Sorted, new case created by DS', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=2017', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-02-15 01:33:59'),
(712, 'Case', 'I think there might be two different Miss Bells here. One has something wrong with her face and is attended by George Moncrieff, and the other suffers from epilepsy and is attended by William Ingham. Done. DS', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=2017', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-02-18 20:08:54'),
(713, 'Case', 'Cases 301 and 1344, re: patients Mrs Wyvil and Mrs Harrison.They appear together more often than is represented in the current case division.Mrs Wyvil is also a patient in letter 151 (currently assigned to Mrs Harrison\'s case); Mrs Harrison is also a patient in letter 2164 (currently assigned to Mrs Wyvil\'s case).In fact, Mrs Harrison never appears on her own, but only in letters in which Mrs Wyvil is also a patient. They are both patients in all letters across the two cases except for letters 1335 &amp; 152 (two drafts of the same letter), which is about Mrs Wyvil  (FM) All sorted DS', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=301, http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1344', 'd', 'f.maxwell.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-02-20 19:14:35'),
(714, 'Image', 'There seems to be an image missing from letter 2069 (between the current images 2 and 3). Could you please check? Thanks! FM. sent to James 21/02. Asked Luca to complete the transcription. 14/08/14 and again 16/10/14', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=2069', 'd', 'f.maxwell.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-02-21 02:46:58'),
(715, 'Suggestion', 'Inform Felicity of case checking - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-02-21 09:42:35'),
(716, 'Place', '744 - Specific - Minihive Please promote to Town, as an AKA of Moniaive. Only attached to a single document. asked James to add as town. - done', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-02-21 12:07:05'),
(717, 'Place', '798 - Specific - Wardrew.Is attached to parent region of: Northumberland - DONOTUSE. northumberland now a town so ok.', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-02-21 12:08:03'),
(718, 'People', 'Dr Spens/Spence:\r\n\r\nID 2434 and ID 1335 - Duplicate person, just variant spelling.\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-02-21 16:16:33'),
(719, 'Place', 'Delete local ID 332 - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-02-21 16:33:07'),
(720, 'Image', 'ID 4653\r\nImages 3 & 4 should be reversed in order.\r\n\r\nMMG', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=4653', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-02-21 17:19:34'),
(721, 'Image', 'Mark, Document 1342 has reached me for Level 2 Checking, but it is in fact 2 district items: Images 4 and 5 are a case note concerning \'Mr G\' by Mr Marsden and this belongs to Case 577. We need to create a district catalogue number/ID for this other item and cut-and-paste that part of the transcription into the new entry. This would be something to ask Luca or James to do as a \"one-off\" job. When done, I\'ll re-check both Docs. Thanks, David. Emailed James 22/02. sent to david to recheck. ok', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-02-22 11:30:21'),
(722, 'Image', 'Letter 4797 (Case 1695) - 3 images, but appears to be wanting a fourth. Image 3 becomes very faint towards the bottom, but there is no closure to the letter.. sent to james 07/03/14. not an issue says james', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-02-22 21:13:04'),
(723, 'Case', 'Document 6137 belongs to case 2438. Thanks, sorted out DS', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=6137', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-02-23 11:37:18'),
(724, 'Case', 'Doc ID 2627 (M Hunter\'s handwriting) is part of Case 1659. It may be worth checking other letters currently in Case 1780: George Mill/Milne is Case 1659.MMG Sorted DS 9/4/2014', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=2627', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-02-23 21:39:48'),
(725, 'Case', 'Letter ID 5046 is part of Case 1659, re: George Mill/Milne of Montrose.MMG Done DS', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=5046', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-02-23 21:43:11'),
(726, 'People', 'Duplicate People Dr M HunterIDs 2578 and 3760', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-02-23 21:50:01'),
(727, 'Case', 'Case 1659:Please add letters:2627 and 5046 to this case.MMG  Done DS', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1659', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-02-24 01:18:17'),
(728, 'Case', 'Doc id 05842 should be reassigned to case 1165 - focus is entirely on Col. D.Muirhead\'s sister, not himself.-J Thanks, now sorted. DS', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-02-24 12:35:25'),
(729, 'Bug', 'Hi Mark, I used the documents search to isolated the 23 documents you mentioned as being still assigned to me, but in fact only 2 of them actually are still in under my name: Docs 5207 and 5208 (which can be reassigned to anyone). There seems to be some sort of bug in the system. Any ideas?Best, David - solved.', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-02-24 17:52:27'),
(730, 'Case', 'Cases 119 and 1341 relate to the same patient, James Ogilvy, just under a different title.MMG. Long gap in time, so I have just added connecting note to each. DS.', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-02-24 20:42:54'),
(731, 'Image', 'I think there is at least one missing image from letter 5394, in case there are any loose sheets relating to a Miss Burke, kidney stones and the treatise of Dr Dobson on fixed air and the appendix by Dr Falconer at Bath. Sent to James 26/02/14 - james says no', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=5394', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-02-26 11:57:17');
INSERT INTO `bug_report` (`bug_id`, `bug_type`, `bug_desc`, `bug_url`, `bug_status`, `bug_submitted_by`, `bug_submitted_date`) VALUES
(732, 'Image', 'Doc ID 3461\r\nImages 2 and 3 should be reversed: Image 2 is a postscript to Mrs Brown.\r\n\r\nMMG', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=3461', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-02-27 13:37:58'),
(733, 'Place', 'Hello,It looks like places ID 629 and 595 point to the same spot (Holy Island of Lindisfarne, also known just as Holy Island).Best,Luca - sent James 16/09/14 - 629 no longer in prod_details. so this is ok.', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-02-27 16:32:03'),
(734, 'Case', 'Could the description of case 1346 be changed to - \"Case of Mrs Robertson whose serious cough returned during her recent, third pregnancy. The cough is now purulent and the patient is also suffering from a hectic fever.\" - Thanks Done DS.', '', 'D', 'Eilidh.Kane@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-02-27 16:45:36'),
(735, 'Image', 'Letter 5237 (Case 1726). At end of image 4 the catchword \"this\" occurs at the top of image 3. done', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-02-27 21:19:21'),
(736, 'Image', 'letter 2089: Image 1 should be Image 3.thanks! FM. done', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=2089', 'd', 'f.maxwell.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-02-28 01:10:29'),
(737, 'Case', 'Case 1726 is mentioned in letter 2873 of Case 1932, last para of image 1. Sorted by DS', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-02-28 10:53:26'),
(738, 'Case', 'Elizabeth Watt cases:Cases 586 and 1594 relate to the same patient. I am checking Case 591.MMG Done DS', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-03-02 13:13:10'),
(739, 'Case', 'Elizabeth Watt cases:Cases 586, 591 and 1594 all relate to her and should be joined. MMG Done. DS', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-03-02 13:16:47'),
(740, 'Place', 'Hello,I think Tibbermore can be added as an AKA for Tippermuir.Best,Luca email to James 03/03. done', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-03-03 17:27:16'),
(741, 'Place', 'Hello,Would it be OK adding Newbiggin (-by-the-Sea) as an AKA for Newbiggen (-by-the-Sea)?Best,Luca email to James 03/03 - done', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-03-03 17:34:16'),
(742, 'Place', 'Hello,I think there\'s a typo in the place \'Symrna (Ismir)\', which should perhaps be \'Smyrna (Izmir)\'Luca. email to James 03/03 - done', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-03-03 17:41:22'),
(743, 'David', 'Hi Mark, another suggestion for website item: someone might write a short piece about the recipes and base it around Document:3887, in which Cullen cautiously agrees to provide a prescription in English rather then Latin (but asks that measures are taken to keep this a secret as it would be bad for his professional standing if it got out that he had done this). Add this to our list?Best, David. - perhaps you can delegate this to a team member now?MH Intresting: I noted this down awhile back. No time to do anything with it now, but I\'ve mentioned sit in talks, David', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=3887', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-04 09:36:48'),
(744, 'Front End', 'Hi Mark; an idea for a bit of graphics Chris could easily design: show a couple of letters with lots of stamps and marks added by the postmaster to the address page and add arrows with notes explaining what here all mean. They do a version of this on the Bess of Hardwick website (I think they use the title \'Anatomy of a Letter\'), but no reason we cannot imitate and even create a link to their site to point folk to a 16th century example. Again, I suggest that you add this to a list and we can then prioritise and set some targets. David - never forthcoming from David. so deleting this', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-14 13:17:45'),
(745, 'Suggestion', 'Hi Mark, Document 1859 is a curious, rather misspelt note by a father on his son\'s diet and ill health. It would be good to pass on to Vivien either to use as part of a feature on food, but also because it contains a rather amusing reference to the possible dangers of playing the fyffe. That bit alone would make a good  \'tweet\' (cannot recall if it is Vivien or Mary who is very interested in the history of the bagpipesâ€¦), As you might have guessed, I am going over old notes and files  I made early on when i was on research leave, cheers, David.. sent to Viv', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=1859', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-03-05 16:46:51'),
(746, 'People', 'Dr Spens/Spence\r\n\r\nTriplicate person to be merged:\r\nID 1335, 2434, 3570\r\n\r\n[MMG]', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-03-06 00:12:35'),
(747, 'Case', 'The reference to the 1787 patient as the Dowager Countess (if accurate and not a slip of the pen) may indicate a different patient. [MMG] Thanks fro pointing this out. New Case and Person Id has been created', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1688', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-03-06 00:20:07'),
(748, 'Case', 'Hi David, the following 7 documents do not belong to a case. 1194, 442,1328,4043,5087,2831,6286.. Two of these were unlinked cases I had overlooked. Rest are all not consulation letters (and ones I have revisited before). DS.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-03-06 11:05:20'),
(749, 'Case', 'Letter 2571 also includes Dr Stewart\'s female patient from Case 1846, so should be linked to her case as well as to Mr Abernethie\'s.MMG Now linked, David.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=2571', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-03-06 17:26:36'),
(750, 'Case', 'Case 1802 should also include Letter ID 4983, as the gentleman who \'by my advice given some time ago sets out for Southampton to be under your care\' and \'carries a letter and directions along with him\' is subsequently seen to be James Abernethie.MMG Thanks, now sorted by Ds. ', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1802', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-03-07 02:16:49'),
(751, 'Image', 'Thumbnails and large images are different - relateto another case.MMG. doc 5874. Sent to James 07/03/14 - need to run thumnail script again. Irvan view best? ok', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=5874', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-03-07 13:26:28'),
(752, 'Place', 'Clear up 729 place as it\'s not linked. email to marianne. gone', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-03-07 15:39:54'),
(753, 'James', '545	Place	57.632850	-3.330702	Europe	Scotland	East Highlands	Mayne	Main---After much research, I believe this may now be a specific house - a lodge for a branch of the prominent local family that did not reside at the appropriately named Innes House. OK. So 545 is to be merged with 1112 then. Can you delink from all 3 docs that 545 is linked to and link the specific place instead. Then ping this back to me and I\'ll delete 545. MH  // NO - 545 is the parent Placer of the specific, do not delete from the system. Have replaced all references with the Specific, so task is completed requiring no further action. [JOB]', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-13 15:22:54'),
(754, 'Bug', '477	Place	55.844421	-5.465733	Europe	Scotland	Glasgow and west	Kintarbet	Kentarbet---Likewise, believe this to be a specific house, parent: Tarbert. - OK. I\'\'ve suggested it as a specfic. can you process it and then link it to the document and delink the old one? Then ping this issue back to me and I\'ll remove the old one.MH  // PING [JOB] - done', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-14 07:47:15'),
(755, 'James', '447	Place	51.459381?	0.037003?	Europe	England	London and south-east 	Crooks---Believe this may actually be Crooks in county Durham - if it could please be moved? . hmmm. Place 447 no longer exists in the database but it doesn\'t look like we added it for Durham. Need added?  // Nope, all sorted was added ages ago as Place ID: 1025. [JOB]', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-13 16:31:33'),
(756, 'Case', 'I think Letter 4930 (Case 1733) is a reply to Letter 2527 (Case 1754), as 4930 has what appears to be a recipe for the sores mentioned in 2527. Yes, well spotted. Cases merged by DS.', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-03-07 23:45:15'),
(757, 'David', 'Hello,I have found \'dry tongue\' in one letter. Shall I mark it as 102? I think I already forwarded this question to you; the name of the symptom is \'Redundancy of saliva\', and the description is \'lack of saliva, dry mouth\', which to me (non-native speaker) sounds a bit contradictory. Could you please shed some light?Thank you very much and apologies in case talking nonsense.Best,Luca. Email sent to David 25/03/14. I have emailed Luca about this, David.', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-03-08 23:01:43'),
(758, 'Suggestion', 'Hello,in bodypart 27 the description says \'see also 27\'. Was it meant to be \'see also 26\'?Best,Luca. correct as of now according to david. 24/03/14', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-03-09 19:11:14'),
(759, 'People', 'William Ingham. Possible Duplicate 82 and 1170. Probably two people but one letter was linked to the wrong one, Now sorted.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-03-10 10:59:44'),
(760, 'Place', 'two towns delinked. 264	Errol702	Colesfieldinvestigate and delete if no elsewhere - not and issue', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-03-10 11:49:34'),
(761, 'Place', 'change to West Indies. \r\nID: 851\r\nPLACE: 12.116500,-61.679000\r\nLINK: Docs\r\nNAME: Grenada, South America', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-03-10 14:38:01'),
(762, 'James', 'places can have more than one region (UK only) - not really worth it. perhaps just add note to document? - james to write up editorial on places // FYI  // Righteth - which document would you like the write-up in? [JOB] // word doc and place on server somehwhere.MH  // Note to self: Countries conceptual issue', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-24 10:34:50'),
(763, 'Image', 'batch upload images - or just new ones', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-03-11 14:04:01'),
(764, 'People', 'Hello,I\'m not 100% sure; perhaps ID 1314 and ID 472(Mr/Dr Mutter) is a duplicate.Best,Luca Yes, now merged, David', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-03-11 18:40:31'),
(765, 'People', 'Hello,Perhaps people ID 4104 and ID 4130 (Miss Bell) are duplicated.Best,Luca, Notes left in entries, but no proof and different places (Aloa and Newcastle).', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-03-11 18:52:15'),
(766, 'People', 'Hello,perhaps person ID 852 and ID 1806 are duplicate.Best,Luca Yes probably are, but cannot prove it for sure at present.', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-03-11 19:02:07'),
(767, 'Case', 'I think letter 2046 could be added to case 1397. All sorted; case sneered to be merged. DS', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=2046', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-03-12 12:03:22'),
(768, 'Bug', 'Web copy -David what shall we say for all docs that are tagged \'POORCOPY\' ?...\"This letter has not been transcribed because it is a very poor copy. It be may revised at a later stage in the project.\"  That is fine...use that. D. // ah just noticed that it should say that \"some parts\" of this letter has not been transcribed since we had a go at all of them.  how\'s that? MH.  Hi Mark, this is OK but please say \'revisited\' at a later stage... Thanks, David ', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-01 12:07:22'),
(769, 'Case', 'Letter 210 might belong to case 1349.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=210', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-03-13 11:55:09'),
(770, 'Case', 'Ignore suggestion for document 210. It\'s already there and I missed it, haha.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=210', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-03-13 12:07:28'),
(771, 'People', 'Person 2673 and 4316 appear to be the same woman (same location, physician and condition, letters sent within a few months of each other). Will also request that their cases (1373 and 2133) become one.', '', 'd', 'Eilidh.Kane@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-03-13 13:57:11'),
(772, 'Case', 'Cases 1373 and 2133 appear to refer to the same patient, an unnamed woman in Dumfries with Fluor Albus. The physician involved is also the same (John Gilchrist). Could these be merged? At the moment there are two separate IDs for the patient (2673 and 4316) but I\'ve requested these be joined. Cases now merged by ~DS', '', 'd', 'Eilidh.Kane@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-03-13 14:04:18'),
(773, 'Case', 'Letter 2117 refers to a Mr Gordon in passing; the date, location and physician involved (John Gilchrist) suggest that this patient is Mr Gilbert Gordon (ID 168). Therefore, could letter 2117 be linked to Case 1354 (re. Mr Gordon) as well as its original case (1373, re. the unnamed lady)? Yes, now done, DS', '', 'd', 'Eilidh.Kane@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-03-13 14:09:33'),
(774, 'Case', 'Please link Doc ID 3609 (part of case 2359) also to Case 1272, as Matthew Surtees gives an update on his brother John in his letter about himself.MMG, Thanks, done, DS.', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=3609', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-03-14 02:06:18'),
(775, 'Bug', 'Hello,I cannot submit the document 5324. When I select \'Revision 1 Complete\' and click \'ok\', I get the message \'ERROR: diff: 3 You cannot set this document to \'Revision 1 Complete\'. A document must pass through all previous stages before being assigned this stage.\'Best,Luca. needed to be assigned first', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-03-15 10:47:47'),
(776, 'Image', '03487 - image 3 needs to be hidden, sorry. - done', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-03-17 15:39:42'),
(777, 'Bug', 'Hi Mark,I forgot to mention when we met that since sometime last week on my Macbook the document pages no longer fit on my screen: I cannot scroll down much beyond the first appearance of \'transcript\'. Any idea why?  David. - Maps new but not sure why David can\'t scroll.  - seems to be ok now', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-03-17 19:58:17'),
(778, 'Case', 'Given the date, I suspect Doc ID 287 may relate to Lord Selkirk\'s concerns about Lord Daer\'s respiratory ailments, and so belong with Case 364. MMG. Thanks, but there are several sons involved. JB is writing about Cullen\'s treatment of the Selkirk family and has gone over all this material. DS', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=287', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-03-17 23:13:00'),
(779, 'Bug', 'Doc ID 2819 transcription is not showing after being pasted in.MMG - ok now', 'http://testbed.arts.gla.ac.uk/cullen/www/prod/docs.php?id=2819', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-03-19 02:19:35'),
(780, 'People', 'James Hutton:\r\nPossible duplicate ID 1222 and 4349, but don\'t have enough information to be certain.\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-03-19 02:36:57'),
(781, 'Suggestion', 'prod test', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-03-20 13:23:45'),
(782, 'Suggestion', 'test', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-03-20 15:34:17'),
(783, 'Case', 'The McMurdo case referred to in Doc ID 2827 is the same as that in Cases 1732 and 1764, which should be joined as one case anyway, with this letter also added.MMG Well spotted. Now merged etc, DS.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=2827', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-03-21 13:58:37'),
(784, 'Place', 'I\'ve linked James Boswell\'s House to Letter 2412. The corresponding map is a blue square - Extreme flooding in the Lawnmarket? - still needing lats and longs', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-03-21 19:08:09'),
(785, 'DTD', 'Duplicated Symptom: Ear Wax - as IDs 184 and 204. It was missed on searching database as ID184 is hypenated. merge and sort out all items. done and deleted', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-03-21 19:37:22'),
(786, 'Case', 'Case 1410 Miss Aitken: Letter 2557 is of another patient -  a Mrs McKie who has a persistent cough and pains in her back and legs. Miss Aitken not mentioned at all. Letter 4968 refers to a Mr Reid of the Customs, but I have not found any reference to a case of his in the database. Other than that I think Case 1410 is now complete. Thanks,. Footnote added regarding Reid and delink enacted. DS', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-03-21 21:05:18'),
(787, 'Suggestion', 'change col title to XML on doc search - done', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cul_datatables/docs_pers_place_lk.php?t=28', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-03-24 12:10:28'),
(788, 'Bug', 'Delete ingredient no. 458 - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-03-24 14:39:55'),
(789, 'DTD', 'update DTD URL for all XML docs to new http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cullen_project_v1.dtd  - replace update. careful. done', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cullen_project_v1.dtd', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-03-24 15:59:18'),
(790, 'Front End', 'Need a people role search - start with a custom query', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-17 13:37:30'),
(791, 'People', 'ID4359 is a duplicate of 3707, Dr David Pitcairn. I\'ve transferred the small amount of data to 3707 and added biog.\r\nURL:http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=4359\r\nURL:http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=3707', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-03-24 21:57:40'),
(792, 'Case', 'Case 1848 involves 3 cases. Doc ID 5313 covers 2 patients, Miss Riddell and Mrs Dorothy Riddell, in Northumberland. Doc ID 4121 more probably relates to Doc ID 5176 (similar disorder), and the reference to Mr Bell is suggestive of Dumfries (he is an apothecary and friend of John Gilchrist). [MMG] Thanks, sorted by DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1848', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-03-27 22:51:22'),
(793, 'People', 'Mr Bell â€“ probably same person, associated with John Gilchrist. Listed in 1783 Medical Register as apothecary in Dumfries.\r\n2676\r\n2934\r\n2688\r\nIt is unclear if he is the same person as Benjamin Bell (Person ID 13)\r\n\r\nMMG\r\n', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-03-27 22:53:34'),
(794, 'Case', 'Letters 2670 and 5099 also mention Bob (Robert) Mackenzie, so should also be linked to this case.MMG, Done, DS.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1792', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-03-29 14:05:05'),
(795, 'Place', 'The Pin for Moffat (ID139) is a wee bit south of the town, the pin is nearer the M74. email sent  to Luca 17/04/14. added ? for james now', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-03-31 00:02:42'),
(796, 'People', 'Duplicate person: Mr Reid of Leicester\r\nID 458\r\nID 1774\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-04-01 01:41:05'),
(797, 'People', 'James Reid, surgeon in Peebles\r\nDuplicate person:\r\nID 2803\r\nID 3769\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-04-01 01:45:49'),
(798, 'James', 'Letter ID 542:This is linked to the wrong Darnhall: it should be an AKA for Blackbarony in Peebles (specific place).See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_BaronyIt\'s the residence of Alexander Murray, later 7th Baron Elibank.MMG - sent to James 16/09/14  - did this get resolved?MH', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=542', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-04-01 02:31:24'),
(799, 'People', 'Alexander Murray of Blackbarony/Darnhall\r\n\r\nID 1455\r\nID 3719\r\n\r\nSame person: he became Lord Elibank after his uncle died.\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-04-01 02:47:44'),
(800, 'James', 'All place links to Darnhall in England need to be corrected to Blackbarony, near Peebles, the home of the Murrays. It is an AKA. See previous message.\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-04-01 02:49:56'),
(801, 'DTD', 'Hello,could you please actually rollback document 2775 (it\'s in the comment but the document is submitted), in case you still are waiting for feedback from the Royal College of Physicians about the missing page?Thanks,Luca. done', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-04-01 10:42:04'),
(802, 'Place', 'Please ignore my request for Donaghadee, I found it listed. - ok', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-04-01 22:34:19'),
(803, 'People', 'Hello,\r\n\r\nI\'m not sure - perhaps 3313 and 468 are a duplicate of Dr Currie.\r\n\r\nBest,\r\nLuca', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-04-01 23:28:51'),
(804, 'DTD', 'Ingredient 451 (\'diet drink\') might be better placed as an Action, given it is not a standard single form - like other general items already in that category. - sent to David 16/09/14', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-04-02 16:19:55'),
(805, 'Case', 'Hello,judging from internal evidence, it looks like that the document 3028 belongs to the case 2216 (General Campbell).Best,Luca. Well spotted...I have sorted this out and changed the date (which was just a guess). David', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-04-03 10:23:03'),
(806, 'Case', 'Hello,I\'m not 100% sure, but it looks like the document 3665 belongs to case 1780; in particular, it seems connected with the document 5159.Best,Luca Hi Luca, please can you say why you think they are connected?(I see nothing to link them myself). david | Hello, in 3665 it is mentioned a letter of 15th October (in fact 5159 is of the 15th). In 5159 Cullen asks about going to Bath, and 3665 seems to reply \'I allow that your measure of bringing your Patient to the Bath\' and \'if you think proper to Consult any Physician at Bath I would recommend...\' ... Merged by DS', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-04-03 12:58:28'),
(807, 'Case', 'Additional letters to Case 1830 Miss Gale: Docs 2719, 2732\r\nAdditional letters to Case 1409 Capt Holmes: Docs 5160, 2732 (in these letters, there is only a brief mention of the Captain)', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-04-03 19:28:40'),
(808, 'Bug', 'Hello,it looks like it is not possible to submit a transcription for the document 2900; the form returns \'blank\'.Best,Luca - done', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-04-05 19:03:15'),
(809, 'Bug', 'Map links broken - fixed', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-04-08 11:57:15'),
(810, 'Bug', 'add james to log file access', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-04-08 12:02:28'),
(811, 'DTD', 'Please merge the following ingredients: 470	Bread and milk467	Carrots and milk410	Onions, bread and milkInto a single entity, entitle \'Poultice recipes, various\'. I haven\'t incorporated either of the two I suggested yet, in anticipation of this, and so deleting those and renaming 410, suggested and presumably added by another transcriber, might be the most effective resolution. - all in 410 now.', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-04-08 13:06:10'),
(812, 'Suggestion', 'allow people to see pending case issues and people issues. - done - what about processed? not enough time.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-04-08 13:46:23'),
(813, 'Case', 'Document 2147 in case 1452 makes reference in a postscript to the case of a Mrs Cuninghame who is being treated by Dr Spens with some input from the physician A Taylor. Could a separate case be created for this? yes, done by DS', '', 'd', 'Eilidh.Kane@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-04-08 14:00:19'),
(814, 'Case', 'David, If cases are to be deleted please add \'TOBEDELETED\' to the internal notes. Thanks. The following cases have no documents linked to them . 1042	DUPLICATE586	duplicate591	duplicate2133	DUPLICATE1372	SPARE1397	DUPLICATE2424	Delete (an unnamed case now linked in to the right case number DS)901	duplicate2473	Case of Mrs Hunter, who is now very well.429	SPARE DUPLICATE1730	DELETE or RE-USE1731	Was Duplicate994	DUPLICATE1764	DUPLICATE1517	SPARE DUPLICATE. Apoolgies..out of practice. All sorted so there are 14 to delete. David', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-04-09 14:27:50'),
(815, 'Image', 'Could images 3 and 4 of doc 2149 be moved so that they precede images 1 and 2 (so the order is 3,4,1,2)? This means that the letter and its address page will introduce the enclosure. Transcription follows this new order. Thanks, EK - done', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=2149', 'd', 'Eilidh.Kane@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-04-09 16:06:28'),
(816, 'Case', 'Case 1954. Mrs Murray also mentioned in letters 2851 and 6280. Links made. DS', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-04-10 20:29:15'),
(817, 'Image', 'Image 4 of Letter 5330 belongs with Letter 5331. Letter 5330 belongs to another Case - the Mrs Johnston is not that of Case 1948. Also letter 5331 mentions an enclosed recipe and has the same date as image 4 (7th Sept). Letter 5330 is of a different date (6th Sept). - email sent to James - looks sorted', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-04-12 22:03:28'),
(818, 'James', 'James, what\'s the issue for \'Worlington\'? see emails for last discussion. I believe everything is now correct and up to speed. [JOB]', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-04-14 15:01:20'),
(819, 'Place', 'Cupar duplicate - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-04-15 16:02:06'),
(820, 'People', 'The following 11 people are not linked to any documents. 1515,2172,3734,3845,3872,4030,4108,4162,4278,4305,4452. If they are surplus then please update the AKA or internal notes to contain \'TOBEDELETED\'. Thanks Mark. see bug id 822', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-04-15 16:06:54'),
(821, 'Place', 'Hi Mark, in letter 1572 I have just managed to decipher a reference to Narrow Wynd, Aberdeen (Luca could not read \'narrow\' so had only linked this to Aberdeen). I have discovered that Narrow Wynd was obliterated when they built Union Street, but it was at \'the Castlegate\' end. Given that it has gone I think it would be OK to enter Narrow Wynd Aberdeen as a specific place, but just use the co-ordinates you already for Aberdeen. I will revise the link to the letter when the \'specific place\' has been created. Thanks, David.', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-04-16 15:53:52'),
(822, 'Bug', 'Hi Mark, I have been through the list of 11 people you posted for me in the \"persons Issues\' table recently. In most cases they were duplicates where the phrase TOBEDELETED just needed adding. BUT Persons 1515, 3734, 4108 and 4278 appear be instances where the person was created but the linkage not made. You will need to chase these up individually with whoever created the Person ID (which might be me, of course), Thanks, David.. Passed to Luca 17/04/14. luca done', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-04-16 17:16:03'),
(823, 'Image', 'David to check with the RCPE with list of missing images and update the database accordingly - done by jenny', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-04-17 14:06:11'),
(824, 'James', 'DOC 2732 - forwared letter. it shows up in the query - ALLDESTINATIONSIN. Bump up to top test.MH', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-17 10:48:52'),
(825, 'Case', 'Could letters 268 and 2159 (re. Rev. Hamilton) also be linked to case 554 as both mention Mr Orr in passing? Thanks. Done by DS', '', 'd', 'Eilidh.Kane@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-04-17 17:06:46'),
(826, 'Image', 'Hi, the first three images attached to Letter ID:5940 are there in  error; they are duplicates of those for Letter 5740 and need removing. Otherwise everything is OK with this document and case. Thanks, David. can do this on server side. send to james anyway. - done. Make sure James deletes before uploading again. ready to go.', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-04-17 17:17:12'),
(827, 'Case', 'The description of Case 1419 currently says the patient, Mrs Hodgson, has \'confirmed consumption\', but Cullen actually wrote \'no confirmed consumption\'. Update? Thanks! (FM) Updated by DS.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=216', 'd', 'f.maxwell.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-04-21 23:06:42'),
(828, 'Case', 'Symptoms requested for Laurence Keir (4523):Caught cold after leaving a warm room to go outside, stitch, weight up both sides of his back, prickling through whole body. Now added by Ds to case note. ', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=958', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-04-23 11:57:44'),
(829, 'Place', 'Hello,\r\n\r\nplace ID 851 (Grenada) should be grouped under West Indies and not South America.\r\n\r\nBest,\r\nLuca', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-04-27 14:22:28'),
(830, 'Place', 'Hello,\r\n\r\nplace ID 780 (St. Croix) should be grouped under West Indies and not South America.\r\n\r\nBest,\r\nLuca', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-04-27 14:23:59'),
(831, 'Place', 'Hello,\r\n\r\nplace ID 59 (Bermuda) should be grouped under West Indies and not South America.\r\n\r\nBest,\r\nLuca', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-04-27 14:27:39'),
(832, 'DTD', 'XML schema acting up again - having a hissy fit over the use of <sup> tags within the <dateline> aspect - which is a very common occurrence.</dateline></sup>. solved. not a problem!', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-04-28 12:50:39'),
(833, 'People', 'Hello,I have found that persons 4486 and 1153 are perhaps duplicates and might be merged.Best,Luca Thanks, now merged, DS', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-04-28 14:20:13'),
(834, 'Image', 'Image 3 of doc 2680 is a blank page. - ok.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/doc_images/02680/CUL_1_2_1722_0002_b.jpg', 'd', 'Gillian.Weir@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-04-28 20:52:25'),
(835, 'Case', 'Case 2473 has no documents link to it. Thanks MarK; it was a double-entry for Case 2472. I have put TOBEDELETED in the box. David', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-04-29 11:21:42'),
(836, 'James', 'Hello,suggested AKAs for place ID 744: Minniehive (see http://digital.nls.uk/gazetteers-of-scotland-1803-1901/pageturner.cfm?id=97423806&amp;mode=transcription), Moniaive.Best,Luca  // This place has been a thorn in our backsides since day one - hopefully it never crisses our paths again. [JOB]', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-03-13 16:48:59'),
(837, 'Case', 'Hello,it looks like the pages 6-11 from the document ID 5384 are part of another case. In fact, they refer to a captain Graheme, which is not the person in the head of page 1. I have transcribed only the first five pages, and not submitted. Please do let me know how to proceed.Pages 6-11 are, anyway, very blurred and mostly illegible.Best,Luca. YES, this is another letter. You did the right thing. I will report it through the system as an image issue (as new ID will be required), but the Graheme letter is illegible. Thanks DS', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-04-29 13:58:25'),
(838, 'Bug', 'Hello,when I link \'Scotland\' as a mentioned certain place in the document 3292 the output is a series of \'Relig/Relik\' (about 10-12 identical lines), and not the correct \'Scotland\' entry.Best,Luca - ok', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-04-30 10:05:44'),
(839, 'Case', 'Hello,by internal evidence I think I have identified the unnamed lady as Mrs Sinclair in case 2195, so perhaps the description of the case could now reflect this.Best,Luca Thanks, now sorted David', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-04-30 11:10:17'),
(840, 'Image', 'Hello,in http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=3292, bottom page, you can see that document 3292 seems to contain 7 image, while it actually contains only 3. Not a big problem I guess, but a little anomaly perhaps worth pointing out.Best,Luca - looks good now.', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-04-30 11:14:57'),
(841, 'Image', 'In letter 3322, the image order apppears to be:Image 5 becomes 1Image 6 becomes 2Image 1 becomes 3Image 2 becomes 4Image 3 becomes 5Image 4 becomes 6Image 7 remains 7Image 8 remains 8 - done. wait on confirm - ok', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=3322', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-04-30 13:09:27'),
(842, 'Place', 'Hello Mark,could you please delete Park (Ireland), as a town? I gave James the wrong information.Thanks,Luca - done', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-04-30 15:44:00'),
(843, 'People', 'Duplicate Person:Richard Betham/Mr Betham5534455Son-in-law of Principal Campbell of Glasgow University, father-in-law of Admiral William (\'Bounty\') Bligh.MMG  Thanks, merged by DS', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-04-30 15:57:07'),
(844, 'Case', 'Hello,It looks like document 5251 has been associated with the wrong case. I think it should belong to case 1348.Best,Luca. OK, but see note concerning the wrong images being present. Please set this letter aside for now until the images are sorted out. Thanks, David | It is now sorted. Best, Luca', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-05-01 10:49:59'),
(845, 'David', 'Hi Mark, I have been polishing some of the more recent ingredients entries and realised that at some early stage we neglected to distinguish between \'Castor\" (as in castor-oil, which come from a bean), and Russian Castor (which comes for a gland in Beavers). I have created a new, specific tag for Russian Castor, but please could you ask James or Luca to go through the 34 or so occurrences of Russian Castor and change the ingredient number. They are easily traced using the \'search transcripts\' facility. this is a bit of a tedious job, but needs doing. Thanks, David. Luca must have done most of these; I checked and found a few errors, but now all sorted. David.', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-10 14:17:59'),
(846, 'Case', 'Hello,It looks like document 5699 does not belong to case it is currently assigned (case 1511). It mentions a Mr Batt in the header, and one of the correspondents in case 1511 is indeed a Mr Batt; but is not the patient, and the patient suffers from epilepsy. Moreover professor Batt writes from Italy. In document 5699, on the other hand, Mr Batt is clearly a patient who suffers of cutaneous problems, and is in Glasgow.Hope this helps.Best,Luca Sorted. one was Bott!', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-05-01 12:56:31'),
(847, 'Case', 'Hello,I think I have found which case document 5699 should belong to. It\'s case 2105, which concerns Mr Bott (not Batt, then), who indeed suffers from St. Anthony fire and is in Glasgow.Best,Luca Thanks, well spotted. yes it fits the sequence. DS', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-05-01 13:01:03'),
(848, 'People', 'There are 36 records of people that contain the word duplicate. Here\'s the list in case some were not reported. ,725	,728	,729	,737	,852	,905	,979	,1705	,1718	,1806	,2015	,2455	,2488	,2504	,2645	,2657	,2719	,2865	,3546	,4104	,4130	,4410	,4439 ,4468	.Mark These are now all ones where there is a possibility of a double but at present it cannot be proven. We can revisit in due course (or revise to remove word \'duplicate\' from notes field? Maybe change to \'double\'?. David', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-01 14:32:52'),
(877, 'People', 'Reminder to myself: revisit the Mr Thomas French documents and clarify person links. DS Sorted by DS', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-15 17:39:12'),
(849, 'Case', 'There are **** 7 *** docs type \'document\' without a case: 1194, 442, 1328, 4043, 2124, 244, 2270. - if they are not a document then please change type. MH - ok now. MH', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-01 14:34:24'),
(850, 'People', 'Possible duplicate for Dr Stevenson 2025/563. Yes, so I have merged them. DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=563', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-01 14:48:41'),
(851, 'People', 'Dougal (4183) and Dougall (2493) possible duplicates? Yes, so now merged by DS.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-01 14:51:19'),
(852, 'People', 'W.L same as William Leslie?  3554 and 3524, Handwriting does not seem to match. DS', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-01 14:58:04'),
(853, 'People', '129 and 3910 looks like a strong case of duplicate person for Patterson/Paterson - note spelling diff. Yes, now merged. Thanks David.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-01 15:02:10'),
(854, 'People', 'Gillon duplicate? 3020 / 4363?  Yes, the handwriting matched: now merged. DS', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-01 15:12:11'),
(855, 'Place', 'Hello,please ignore my suggestion of Rockingham as a Village/Town; it actually is Rockingham House, a specific place, for which I\'ve sent a separate place-suggestion.Luca - done', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-05-02 11:32:39'),
(856, 'Image', 'Doc 769 can be deleted. For some reason it was treated as a sep. entry, but was in fact final pages for 1194 - images have been moved and renamed accordingly. -JOB - deleted', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-02 12:15:43'),
(857, 'Bug', 'Hello,\r\n\r\nfurther to my previous \'ticket\', it looks like whatever country is added to a document as a place, it generates a series of lines with \"Relig/Relict/Relick. See for example http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=3335 , where I added \'England\' and \'South Europe\'. It happens in another document where I added Scotland, so I guess it involves all the places as countries.\r\n\r\nBest,\r\nLuca', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-05-02 13:03:00'),
(858, 'Bug', 'Strange bug when you link a continent or country to a letter.In the Village/Town/City field, this pops up: (Relig / Relict / Relick) and the linked entry repeats 18-20 times, for some reason. - solved', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=3322', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-05-02 13:21:03'),
(859, 'People', 'Person ID 510Dr James HallI see there are 2 distinct signatures here, and am wondering now if one of them may be Dr John Hall (MD Edinburgh 1754-55), not James (who writes his first name in full)?MMG Well spottedâ€¦but a bit of a job sorting them out ! DS', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-02 17:11:56'),
(860, 'Case', 'Mr Spalding/Spedding and Mr Oyes both mentioned in letter 3344. Letter 3344 could be added to cases 2100 and 677. Done DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=3338', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-05-03 22:58:29'),
(861, 'Case', 'Person 3959 (Mr Pearson) can also be linked to case 2201 along with Mr Oyes and Mr Spedding/Spalding. I cannot make sense of this matter: please revise/confirm.Thanks, David. This has now been resolved! Lauren.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=3344', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-05-03 23:04:22'),
(862, 'Case', 'While checking the linked Cases 292 and 79 I\'ve found a lot of questionable metadata, some of which I\'ve been able to tidy up. But I\'m hesitant to mark the cases as \'CHECKED\' without David looking it over again, given the complexities involved and how much I\'ve changed since he last saw these records.In particular, please see the internal notes on letter ID 734. Could the publicly viewable description of this letter be updated? Also, the patient has a very wide range of conditions over the years, so the case and letter descriptions in general could stand to be tweaked a bit to reflect the range more clearly.Thanks! FM - Hi! I think it\'s incoming, and to Cullen. The handwriting doesn\'t match the other named physician. Patient probably is Lord Hopetoun: the symptoms would fit the later hydrocele we know about - MMG CHECKED as Ok by DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=734', 'd', 'f.maxwell.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-05-06 15:18:38'),
(863, 'Case', 'The header in documents 5654 and 5653 reads \'Mrs Steele\', rather than \'Mr Steele\'. Letters 5654 and 5653 should be added to case 2201. All sorted out (though I assume you meant ID 5633), DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/doc_images/05654/CUL_1_1_20_273_0001_a.jpg', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-05-07 12:48:46'),
(864, 'People', 'John White/Whyte:ID 187ID 4629Duplicate person.MMG Thanks, now merged, DS', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-07 21:31:31'),
(865, 'Case', 'Cases 2036 &amp; 2031I think these should be one case as all letters refer to the same ailment that Stewart of Shambelly is experiencing, with letters in one case answering letters in the other.2969 Case 2036 Stewart to Cullen5396 Case 2031 reply Cullen to Stewart2990 Case 2036 reply Stewart to Cullen5416 Case 2036 reply Cullen to Stewart5459 Case 2031 Cullen to unidentified physician3051 Case 2031 Gilchrist to Cullen - this appears to be the first time Gilchrist has treated Stewart5481 Case 2031 reply Cullen to Gilchrist. YES, now merged. DS', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-05-08 20:55:06'),
(866, 'Case', 'Cases 1443 and 1444 need to be joined together as one: one is the incoming, one the outgoing letter.MMG Well spotted, now merged. DS', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-09 01:51:13'),
(867, 'Case', '2 separate cases: patients have different first names. 1778 patient is A Bruce, 1779 patient is William Bruce.MMG. NO CASES NUMBERS, PLEASE CLARIFY David Case 988 - see URL - MMG', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=988', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-09 01:56:46'),
(868, 'Image', 'Hi Mark/James, Luca has spotted that in ID 5384, images 6-11 are a distinct letter (concerning a Captain Graheme). We will need a new ID for this letter and the images relinked, but as it is illegible it can be \'not a priority\'. Thanks, David. another email sent to James 03/07/14. done. not sure of new ID but assuming it\'s done', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-09 21:11:17'),
(869, 'Case', 'Hi Mark/James, ID 5994, is actually part of Document 3865 (I may have reported this in the past, in which case it presumably will resolve after the next image update), Thanks, David - still not in correct case. 14/08/14 - MH Now reported properly. ', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-09 21:35:11'),
(870, 'Bug', 'Mark please see my updated note on this at the close...Hi Mark, if you do a cross document search using  \'AuthorialOriginal\' and \'Document\', there are well over 200 outgoing letters listed which should be marked as  \'Scribal Copy\' or \'Machine Copy\'. No idea how this error crept in, but please ask Luca (or James?), to go through these and correct the \'document type\' accordingly. Bit of a tedious chore, but needs sorting. Thanks, David. - task for Luca  - is this still an issue? Mark, I have gone over this again: the bulk of them must have been already sorted (or picked up by Lauren), but I have now thoroughly cross-checked again so can now report that none of the  outgoing letters post the use of the copier that are marked as \'authorial originals\' are incorrect. In other words, all the machine copies that had been wrongly marked as \'authorial originals\' have now been traced and corrected. David. - great!', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-10 15:49:25'),
(871, 'David', 'Hi Mark, further to last message concerning outgoing letters wrongly designated, I suggest that we change \'Scribal Copy\' to \'Casebook Entry\'. That way it avoids any confusion which may have arisen over the fact that some entries are in Cullen\'s hand, and some made by others, but ALL are copies (but they will still need sorting through as there are machine copies wrongly designated as \'authorial  originals\'). I can explain my thinking more fully when we next talk. Best, David - is this still an issue? This change was implemented. david', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-09 22:01:38'),
(872, 'Case', 'Should letter 285 be part of Case 1509? The name of the patient in both is Mr MacDonald and the date (Feb/March 1782) and references to travel abroad (West Indies) suggest this is the same man. ye sidneed, you are right;  All sorted. Thanks, david', '', 'd', 'Eilidh.Kane@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-13 10:49:30'),
(873, 'Bug', 'update all items not running. - should be ok now. check on 22nd May - ok now', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-13 16:37:42'),
(874, 'Case', 'If there\'s a case related to a Mr Inglis (prescribed a strengthening electuary), letter 5734 could belong to it. A recipe for Mr Inglis is tucked in at the end of it (page four). Yes, well spotted: a new case number and document are being created for the Inglis recipe. Thanks, david', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=5734', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-05-14 10:29:15'),
(875, 'James', 'Just to let you know I\'ve fixed the document links to Crooks House and to Darnhall (aka Blackbarony), so that they are connected to the correct places in Scotland and not to the wrong ones in England.MMG - do we have a redundant place in the database then?', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-14 14:01:18'),
(876, 'Image', 'Hi Mark/James, Lauren has drawn attention to a recipe for a Mr Inglis forming the final image of Document 4734, which appears to have nothing to do with the Abernethy letter to which it is currently attached. I have created a new case for \'Mr Inglis\', and so please could you remove the image (and relevant part of the transcription) from 4734 and sort out the creation of a a new document number etc linked to the new Inglis case number, Thanks, David - email sent to James 19/05/14. wrong number. should be 5734 - followed up email 16/10/14 - fixed by james in August', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-15 17:07:48'),
(878, 'Case', 'Case ID: 2232. (Symptoms for Mrs Riddoch requested).An unusual degree of heat occupying the epigastric and umbilical regions, which Cullen diagnoses as a nervous affliction of the stomach. Thanks, now included, David', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=3418', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-05-16 10:53:59'),
(879, 'Place', '3 places in details but not in relationship table- delinked places. all deleted now!', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-19 10:09:04'),
(880, 'Image', 'Could the images for letter 2170 be re-ordered so that image 1 becomes image 3 (i.e. address is last). ', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=2170', 'd', 'Eilidh.Kane@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-21 12:47:36'),
(881, 'Case', 'Case 2024 deals with an unidentified Mrs Campbell. She cannot be Mrs Isabella Campbell of Kintarbert (Kantarbet), who died in 1778. I am currently dealing with 2117, Dugald Campbell of Kintarbert, the widower. The eldest son (who did not succeed to the estate until 1788) was unmarried. The case description should mention she spits blood - not stomach disorder..MMG Thanks, this was taken out of another case, but I have now updated the description. David.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=2024', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-25 02:09:37'),
(882, 'People', 'Polly FarquharsonID 674ID 2363Duplicate person: the date and location of marriage match up.MMG Now merged, thanks, David', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-25 02:24:37'),
(883, 'Place', 'Case 1700 has the wrong Dunmore linked to it as a location: it is Dunmore House, Tarbert, which I have just suggested as a place, not Dunmore near Alloa. [MMG] - - sent to James 13/02/15 - coords updated', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1700', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-26 15:00:42'),
(884, 'Case', 'Case 1700:\r\nThe wrong Dunmore is linked throughout. I have suggested the corrected one as a specific place: Dunmore House, Tarbert, Argyll. It\'s not the one near Alloa with the Pineapple, which is where the Murrays of Dunmore live. [MMG]', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1700', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-26 15:06:28'),
(885, 'Bug', 'Hello,the page http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/unassigned_docs.php reports that I have 3 \'ghost\' assigned documents in addition to the ones I actually have, which are correctly displayed on my \"Documents Assigned to you\" page. For example, if the latter returns 4 documents, the former shows \'7\'.Best,Luca - problem with rollback and user assign. ok now for Luca', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-05-26 15:32:17'),
(886, 'People', 'Dr James FlintID 374ID 4745Duplicate person[MMG] Now merged, thanks, David', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-26 16:03:36'),
(887, 'Image', 'Doc ID 5874Images do not match those in thumbnails. Those images belong to Doc ID 5875.The real images for Mr Martin are attached to 5873.Might be worth checking several as there seems to be a run where they\'re out of sync.[MMG] - seems ok now?', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=5874', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-26 16:22:18'),
(888, 'Place', 'Hi Mark, on the \'places mentioned\' map there is a blue marker in the Persian Gulph (off Oman), which is actually the marker documents inked to Antigua (which is an island in the West Indies), best, David - questions marks in place', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-26 22:00:52');
INSERT INTO `bug_report` (`bug_id`, `bug_type`, `bug_desc`, `bug_url`, `bug_status`, `bug_submitted_by`, `bug_submitted_date`) VALUES
(889, 'Place', 'Hi Mark, I have just notched that the misplaced \'Antigua\' pin reported in my last \'suggestion\' also shows up on the \'places recommended for travel map..\', David. - question marks out in place.', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-26 22:03:38'),
(890, 'Case', 'Case 2168 is really part of Case 2169: I only realised after transcribing it that it was misdated in the catalogue (it\'s 1789, not 1787). It is the reply to Doc ID 3572. [MMG] Well spotted, now conflated. David', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=2168', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-27 12:41:04'),
(891, 'Image', 'Should Image 1 of letter 157 be at the end? It\'s a recipe and Cullen refers to \'the pills prescribed below\'. I have transcribed the doc with the recipe at the end - EK - agree', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=157', 'd', 'Eilidh.Kane@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-28 16:08:47'),
(892, 'Suggestion', 'Hi Mark, I have been tidying up the markup tables and found that Condition 140 was a mistake. I have marked it TOBEDELETED. Thanks. David. - done', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-28 21:31:18'),
(893, 'Case', 'In adding biographical information to Case 1500, I accidentally de-linked Letter ID 2188 from it. Please reattach. The Homes of Wedderburn are quite interesting: Patrick Home of Wedderburn\'s mother was the victim of a notorious murder, and he rebuilt Wedderburn Castle and Paxton House. The patient is his wife\'s father.[MMG] Easily Sorted,  David.', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-29 02:23:46'),
(894, 'Case', 'Case 1670Letter ID 5013 should be added to Case 1670 as Mrs Bethune is mentioned as a patient.[MMG] Added by DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=5013', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-30 01:00:30'),
(895, 'People', 'Mrs LID 291ID 3611Symptoms match - cases also need to be merged.[MMG] Merged  by DS', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-30 01:10:29'),
(896, 'Case', 'Doc ID 3885 is the reply to Doc ID 1319 - symptoms match.Cases 241 and 845 should therefore be merged.[MMG] Done by DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=3885', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-30 01:12:54'),
(897, 'Bug', '6 docs assigned and beyond but not type document. 57965804,5805,5809,2831 - down to 2 and emailed David', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-30 11:42:55'),
(898, 'People', '\"Mr Taylor\" in ID1279andID4798 might be duplicates, because of the frequent reference to travelling in the latter. This might also include case ID1501.The cases for ID4798 and ID1501 only contain this one document, making it difficult to tell for sure. - yes, I don\'t think we can be confident enough to merge here - jpb', '', 'd', 'Rebecca.DeWald@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-30 13:37:47'),
(899, 'Suggestion', 'check on rolled back docs a week from now. 30/05/14 - possible issue that user_id is incorrect and should equal user_assign', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-30 14:21:54'),
(900, 'Image', '5251 image issue. Luca\'sdoc. Sent to James 15/08/14. I think all is correct now. leave for checking.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-30 14:42:54'),
(901, 'People', 'George FullartonID 1106ID 1361Same person: Collector of Customs at Leith, father of Miss Hearcy Fullarton.[MMG] Now merged. DS', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-30 14:46:22'),
(902, 'Bug', 'update stats to count correct \"checked\" for cases - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-30 15:19:41'),
(903, 'People', '510 Dr John Hall  I\'ve disentangled him from James (both were Cullen students!), but some of the doc notes have already gone to Level 2, so I cannot change first name references in them. Please advise.   [MMG] - fixed - jpb', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-30 15:30:22'),
(904, 'People', 'ID 4249ID 4525Anne Gordon, Dowager Countess of Dumfries duplicateMMG Merged by DS', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-30 17:56:00'),
(905, 'Case', 'Case 822Letter 5656, of 1788 is a different case: it\'s re: Captain John Maitland, RN, d. 1788, of Eccles House, Penpont. (He\'s a patient of John Gilchrist in Dumfries.) Wrong place is attached: have suggested right one for database.Captain Frederick Maitland d. in 1786, so it cannot be him.MMG All now sorted by DS.', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-31 10:42:43'),
(906, 'People', 'IDs 4631 and 4632 are almost certainly duplicates for 1. These are incoming letters, so will probably be for Cullen.  MMG - We can\'t be sure enough on these - they could have been written for Hope, who gave them to Cullen - jpb', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-05-31 23:56:43'),
(907, 'People', 'ID 4578 almost certainly duplicate for ID 703, John Hope, Earl of Hopetoun.\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-06-01 00:02:07'),
(908, 'Case', 'Case 2212:No mention of Mrs Hobson in letter 5643. Letter shouldn\'t be linked to that case. Thanks, sorted by David.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=5643', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-06-01 15:32:43'),
(909, 'Image', 'Hi Mark, there is no image for document 6289 (one of the ones on my list of ones to check). Must have been there at some point for James to make the transcription...but odd..., any ideas about where it has gone? Thanks, David.- email sent to James 05/06/14. uploaded manually. just the thumbs - ok', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=6289', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-06-02 17:03:41'),
(910, 'Case', 'Letter 236 (currently in case 1337) should also be part of case 1332 as they share a patient. Thanks! FM. Sorted by David', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=236', 'd', 'f.maxwell.2@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-06-02 17:58:20'),
(911, 'Image', 'Hi Mark, maybe already logged, but the two images for letter 786 are the wrong way round. Thanks, David. it has 3. emailed David to re-check. ok now from david.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=786', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-06-03 14:38:52'),
(912, 'Image', 'Hi Mark, the third image for letter 2177 is a blank and needs deleting (no need to roll-back as the transcription has already been been adjusted to be correct when the blank is removed). Thanks, David - done', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=2177', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-06-03 17:18:14'),
(913, 'People', 'Updated list 30/06/14 - for all records containing \'duplicate\' but NOT reported here 239	, 418	, 532	, 737	, 852	, 1705	, 1718	, 1806	, 2015	, 2455	, 2488	, 2504	, 2645	, 2657	, 2719	, 2865	, 3524	, 3546	, 3554	,  4104	, 4130	, 4410	, 4439 , 4468	,  4618		, 4720	, 4797	,  4820	, 4821	, 4822	, 4859	, 4861	, 4863	- list sent to Marianne to send individual bug report. 29/07/14 ', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-06-05 12:39:04'),
(914, 'Suggestion', 're-assign all flecity\'s docs - asked Luca', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-06-05 12:43:02'),
(915, 'Suggestion', 'Make case update to \'RECHECK\' if document added or removed if already checked. - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-06-05 12:57:39'),
(916, 'Place', 'Hello,For place 1041 I put the coordinates of Dunmore House, Airth, Falkirk FK2 8LS. The info about it, on the database, says that it is in Tarbert - I\'m sending this so you can check.Best,Luca - - email to James 05/06/14 - sent to James 13/02/15 - coords updated', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-06-05 13:13:55'),
(917, 'Place', 'Hello,\'Swalingbar\' could be an AKA for place ID 1040.Best,Luca - email to James 05/06/14 - done', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-06-05 13:20:37'),
(918, 'DTD', 'Hi Mark, the transcription currently loaded up for Document  667 is incorrect (it is simply a copy of the transcription for 1092). I suspect that Marianne has accidentally loaded up the wrong file. Please could you chase this up and ask her to either load up  the right transcription file or alternatively roll it back so she can transcribe it... Thanks, David - email sent to Marianne. 06/06/14 - fixed!', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=667', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-06-05 14:34:23'),
(919, 'Case', 'Case 1575 is almost certainly the same patient as case 952 (Matthew Bell at Berwick) note to self by DS. Confirmed by internal evidence so cases merged by DS. ', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-06-05 14:49:19'),
(920, 'DTD', 'Hi Mark, Doc 1843 needed some revisions to the markup. I made them, then ran it through Oxygen and it was OK, but it will not transform in the databaseâ€¦probably something really simple, but I cannot get it to work..Thanks, David', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-06-05 15:55:33'),
(921, 'Place', 'Please add \'Glasgow Cross\' as a specific place (I assume has same basic co-ordinates as Glasgow: it is where the High Strete, Saltmarket and Gallowagate all meet at the Tolbooth Steeple). Thanks, DS. - unless it\'s actually mentioned somehwhere we don\'t add places. ', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-06-06 17:32:55'),
(922, 'Suggestion', 'Hi Mark, OK, I accept it is useful to leave the listing of person entries with \'duplicate\' in them active: as you suggested at our meeting it means we can keep an eye on them all. Best, David', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-06-06 17:41:28'),
(923, 'Suggestion', 'Add case status to datatable  - done', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cul_datatables/cases.php?t=18', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-06-09 09:41:45'),
(924, 'James', 'Gordon Castle is entered as being at Gight, but it is near Fochabers (I suspect that someone must have got the Duke of Gordon\'s residence muddled up with Gordon of Gight\'s residence. Needs checking/correcting. Thanks, David. - james, can you advise what needs doing here?MH Only a minor shift, remains in same region. All sorted now. [JOB]', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-06-10 22:30:03'),
(925, 'Case', 'Could the case description for Case 106 (with one Doc 5169) be changed to read \"Case of Mr Morris who is given advice on travelling to Lisburn to relieve a \'paralytic\' condition\"? (i.e. Lisburn not Lisbon). I have requested Lisburn in Ireland be added as a place, will link this once it has been added. Thanks. - EK Correction made by David', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=5169', 'd', 'Eilidh.Kane@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-06-12 15:51:18'),
(926, 'Bug', 'When Henry writes a letter then is he the author or scribe? See doc 5924 and 4304 (scribe)  // Entirly depends on Henry\'s involvement in a case - i.e. whether he is offering his advice, or presenting his fathers (primarily). Both are solid examples, correct in role assignation. [JOB] - ok', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=5924', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-18 16:35:16'),
(927, 'Suggestion', 'email luca about case / num patients checking - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-06-12 15:55:53'),
(928, 'Image', 'Hi Mark,as part of Document 1608 is an unrelated address page from another incoming letter with an annotation relating it to Captain James Maxwell\'s case. Jenny noted this at some stage, but I think it really should be separated out and given it\'s own ID number (though we only seem to have the address page, which has been mounted on paper by way of repair). The main part of ID 1608 is dated 2 January 1779, but the bit carrying the annotation with Maxwell\'s name is just \'January\' but as it is currently set-up as part of 1608 it makes it seems as if the Maxwell bit  was also January 2nd (which may not be the case). I hope this all makes sense. I think the best thing would be to ask James to take a look at it at some stage to confirm my sense that we need to create a new document ID, thanks, David.  - sent to James 13/06/14 - check email conversation. put to one side by david - surely forgotten. followed up 16/10/14. sent email to both on 04/12/14 - need to upload 1608 and 1609 to resolve - done', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-06-12 16:23:21'),
(929, 'Suggestion', 'Look at document_direction query. some docs missing CUL-ADD-OUT etc - dealing with this with pers_role linkage', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-06-13 15:03:01'),
(930, 'Image', 'ID2144: By comparing the bleed of ink thru the page (comparing the curley brackets) I think image 3 should come after image 4. - igmore', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-06-13 21:20:27'),
(931, 'Image', '2144 has two pages of questions (images 3 &amp; 4) and two pages of answers (1 &amp; 2). I suggest image order should be: image 4, 3, 1, 2 based on Q\'s first then A\'s with 4 &amp; 3 changed to follow numerical order of Q\'s - done', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-06-13 21:26:59'),
(932, 'People', 'Hello,\r\n\r\nIt looks like person 3690 and 4462 are duplicates of the same person.\r\n\r\nBest,\r\nLuca', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-06-15 07:58:07'),
(933, 'Case', 'Hello,please add, in the description of case 2500, that Mr Joseph was affected with cold.Best,Luca,. Thanks, now sorted, David.', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-06-15 08:50:21'),
(934, 'Place', 'Please create \'Albermarle Row, Hotwells, Bristol\' as a specific place (use same co-ordinates as \'Hotwell(s(l, Bristol\'), thanks, David - sent to James to deal with. and add when he knows doc.', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-06-15 10:39:12'),
(935, 'Suggestion', 'Hello,\r\n\r\nplease ignore my last suggestion cockayne as an ingredient. It was Mr Cockayne...\r\n\r\nBest,\r\nLuca', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-06-17 08:41:03'),
(936, 'Case', 'Hello,It looks like letter ID 5873 does not belong to case 587. It is about a \'Mr Martin\' and not Reverend Elliot.Best,Luca Thanks, nows sorted, David', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-06-17 12:13:46'),
(937, 'Suggestion', 'Hello,I think ingredient 217 (Sachar. Cand) should be spelled with two \'c\'s (Sacchar).Best,Luca - sent to David 26/06/14', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-06-18 20:52:59'),
(938, 'Suggestion', 'Hello,a little typo in ingredient 33: Antinomialis in place of Antimonialis.Best,Luca - sent to David 26/06/14', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-06-19 09:15:13'),
(939, 'Image', 'Wondering if there are images missing from letter 5876. The thumbnails seem to link to something different from what is linked. - email sent to James 27/06/14 - just thumbnails to do. ok now', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=5876', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-06-19 11:31:57'),
(940, 'Suggestion', 'Hello,I think there is a little typo in ingredient 68, in the AKA: \'menthe\' instead of \'mentha\'.Best,Luca - send to David. 26/06/14', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-06-19 14:41:23'),
(941, 'People', 'Robert Marshall (ID 2349)is a duplicate for Dr Robert Marshall (ID 1829) - based on handwriting and connection to Glasgow area - EK Merged by DS.', '', 'd', 'Eilidh.Kane@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-06-20 12:24:54'),
(942, 'Case', 'Could the case description of Case 789 be changed to read - \"The case of Miss Young who, having nursed her consumptive mother until death, goes on to display symptoms of what Cullen describes as a \'hereditary phthisis\'?I think this description (or something like it) is more accurate and raises the possibility that Miss Young has caught TB from her mother without going so far as to diagnose her - EK Good idea, and now done, David', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=789', 'd', 'Eilidh.Kane@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-06-20 15:19:44'),
(943, 'Image', 'Last image of doc 5330 to be moved to doc 5331 and ordered as 3rd image. - update order. email sent to James 27/06/14. done by james just needs upload and database delete. all done. just to do thumbs. ok', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-06-23 15:44:44'),
(944, 'Case', 'Case 539Virginia location confirmed. Author Dr Walter Jones, a Cullen pupil, was a Virginian and also had a political career there. See biographical note. (Person ID 505) As it\'s reached stage 2, please amend note [MMG]  Good sleuthing; now all revised. DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=539', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-06-26 02:58:05'),
(945, 'People', '3 people are without documents. 1308,1485,2563. if they are to be deleted then please add \'TOBEDELETED\'', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-06-27 17:01:35'),
(946, 'Case', 'Cases 2300 and 2301 seem to contain 2 cases each. The dates alone are suggestive, and Doc 5860 seems to be connected to a minister. [MMG] I have created new cases DS.', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-07-01 16:37:04'),
(947, 'James', 'Cullen\'s country property at Ormiston Hill, Kirknewton, is coming up as \'East Highlands\'.As it\'s an EH27 postcode, the co-ordinates should be approx Latitude/Longitude: 55.8822, -3.4394Surely it\'s Edinburgh and East?[MMG] - sent to James 15/07/14  - is this resolved now? It is indeed. [JOB]', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-07-01 16:40:47'),
(948, 'Image', 'Doc 3388Please reverse order of images 2 and 3.MMG - done', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=3388', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-07-01 21:26:59'),
(949, 'Case', 'Doc 3483 includes a passing reference to Case 851, so perhaps should also be linked to it.MMG. Linked by DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=3483', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-07-05 15:09:41'),
(950, 'People', 'ID 254 and ID 1564\r\nDr Thomas Duncanson - duplicate.\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-07-07 02:16:22'),
(951, 'Case', 'Case 2399 should have Doc ID 97 linked to it, as it mentions the patient.MMG Sorted by Ds', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=2399', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-07-07 02:21:12'),
(952, 'People', 'Mr Sharp (709) is likely a DUPLICATE for Mr William Sharp (607), both appear in letters from Charles Broughton', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=709', 'd', 'Eilidh.Kane@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-07-07 16:21:28'),
(953, 'Case', 'Doc ID 4776 should also be linked to Case 681, as it concerns the same Miss MacDowall.\r\n\r\nAlso, Cases 1627 and 649 should be joined, as they are the same patient and ailment. In Case Description of Case 649, there is no mention of \'suppuration\' (I suspect a misreading of \'suppression\' â€“ of menses).\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-07-10 00:00:54'),
(954, 'People', 'The Campbells of Clathick and Killermont have been duplicated:\r\nMr Campbell: IDs 3422 & 4841\r\nMrs Campbell: IDs 2318 & 4842\r\nTheir daughter Jean: IDs 4833 & 5028\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-07-10 00:27:26'),
(955, 'Suggestion', 'Re: Declined ingredient suggestion \'China\' as an AKA for Chinchona/Peruvian Bark.Please see Doc 1D 106, p. 12.It is an attested variant in medical lexicons.MMG - sent to David 15/07/14', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=106', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-07-10 01:00:37'),
(956, 'Case', 'Case 1948, letters 2891, 5330, 5331.Letter 5330 has contents that make it an answer to Letter 2872 of Cases 2001 and 2002. The Mrs Johnston mentioned is the mother of Patient Francis Johnston. Letter 5330 also refers to another patient, Mr Franks, to which so far no case has been linked.Letters 2891 and 5331 refer to Mrs Johnston of Cowhill. Cowhill as a place has not been found, &amp; Cullen couldn\'t find it either. - Cowhill is in the Dumfries area. There are portraits of 19C family members online. Have emailed you, Stephen, added notes to the people entries, and added Cowhill Tower as place.. - MMG All sorted out now by DS', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-07-10 19:18:31'),
(957, 'People', '5029 is a duplicate for 2347.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=5029', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-07-11 15:35:35'),
(958, 'Case', 'Cases 1370 and 1412 need to be combined: they are dealing with the same patient (James Brown of Jamaica Street, Glasgow) in the same time-period, for the same ailment.MMG  Merged by DS', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-07-11 17:33:52'),
(959, 'People', 'Duplicate Person:\r\n\r\nFrancis Johnston, of the Carnsalloch family:\r\nID 4494\r\nID 3597\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-07-15 17:47:44'),
(960, 'Case', 'Docs ID 244 and 2124 are not part of Case 1467, but of Case 1466.MMG   Revised by DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1466', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-07-16 00:34:04'),
(961, 'People', '5056 is a duplicate for 2473.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=5056', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-07-16 11:43:57'),
(962, 'Case', 'It seems likely that Cases 636 and 721 concern the same patient (Miss Dunlop) and therefore should be linked to form one case. However, while doc 350 (case 636) mentions an enclosed recipe, that recipe does not appear to be doc 5976 (case 721) due to the nature of the prescription, the handwriting and the likely date of composition - EK. Jenny sorted this but forgot to remove form this list. DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=636', 'd', 'Eilidh.Kane@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-07-16 14:36:52'),
(963, 'Case', 'Should Doc 1244 be moved to join case 1402 re. Captain Robert Barclay? Captain Barclay (ID 3244) is referred to as \'Mr Barclay\'  in the letters in case 1402 as is the patient in doc 1244; doc 1244 and the letters in case 1402 are between Cullen and Alexander Stevenson - EK. Thanks, I have added note, but not merged cases as they are so far apart in years.  DS.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=1244', 'd', 'Eilidh.Kane@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-07-16 16:03:42'),
(964, 'Case', 'Docs 4686 and 2305 should be connected to case 1402 (as well as their existing link to 330) because they both make brief mention of Mr Barclay (i.e. Captain Robert Barclay). The timing of the letters and the fact that they are written between Cullen and Alexander Stevenson also suggest a connection to this case. yes, they are now linked by DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1402', 'd', 'Eilidh.Kane@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-07-16 16:17:56'),
(965, 'Image', 'Doc ID 565:Is Image 3 here complete?Please advise.MMG - sent to James 17/07/14. done', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/doc_images/00565/CUL_1_1_15_47_0002_a.jpg', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-07-16 23:09:02'),
(966, 'People', 'I have suggested that letter 1244 gets added to Case 1402. If this happens this Mr Barclay (ID564) is a DUPLICATE for Captain Robert Barclay (ID 3244) - EK Not enough evidence. DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=564', 'd', 'Eilidh.Kane@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-07-17 13:11:41'),
(967, 'Case', 'Case 1703:I think the order should be 1. 2553, 2. 4961, 3. 2388. In 2388, the year has changed from 1784-85, but Watts has forgotten, and has written January 1784 instead of 1785. Dare changed to correct the ordering by DS.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=2553', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-07-19 11:54:46'),
(968, 'People', 'William Foster/Forster snr of Berwick: \r\nID 2774 and ID 2855\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-07-19 21:31:58'),
(969, 'Case', 'Cases 1565 and 1486 both relate to the same patient, William Forster snr. and should be merged. Doc ID 631 should also be added, as it mentions him fleetingly.MMG Now merged into one case. DS', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-07-19 21:40:01'),
(970, 'People', 'Alexander Montgomerie of Coilsfield\r\nDuplicate person:\r\nID 53 and ID 3155\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-07-20 18:13:03'),
(971, 'Case', 'Cases 86 and 1624 both relate to the same patient, Alexander Montgomerie of Coilsfield. Doc ID 2397 and 4777 should also be added, as they refer to his post-mortem.MMG  Merged by DS', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-07-20 18:16:45'),
(972, 'Bug', 'delete doc 6291 and all images everwhere - done', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=6291', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-07-22 11:52:48'),
(973, 'Case', 'Could Doc 3439 also be linked to case 1122 re. Rev Deans because it focuses on him after the author explains that Mrs Deans has recovered? Thanks, EK Link mad eby DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=3439', 'd', 'Eilidh.Kane@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-07-22 15:44:08'),
(974, 'Suggestion', 'update region details to include jersy etc. South West', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-07-28 10:56:02'),
(975, 'People', 'Mr/Capt. James Wilkie (of Foulden) I have marked Persons ID 2976 and 5110 as *possibly* the same person: he is variously referred to as \'Mr\' or \'Captain\' in other sources and the ailment is similar, but there is not enough information in the letters to be certain it is the same man.   MMG -yes, I don\'t think we can be sure enough to merge here, although agreed it\'s probable - jpb', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-07-29 12:25:20'),
(976, 'Place', 'sort out DONOTUSE for all places - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-07-29 15:06:38'),
(977, 'Suggestion', 'Need explanatory note for all POORCOPIES and invite public help. - double issue', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-07-29 16:21:55'),
(978, 'Case', 'Case 2479 and Case 1792 (Robert \'Bob\' Mackenzie/McKenzie) are the same case and need to be linked.I suspect Doc ID 5261 (Case 2009) may also be part of the same case history.MMG All sorted, DS', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-07-30 01:17:21'),
(979, 'People', '3788 is likely a duplicate for 2883.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=3788', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-07-31 12:15:01'),
(980, 'People', 'Person ID 418 & 568\r\nRichard Allen - probably duplicate - both are medical practitioners with Dumfriesshire connections.\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-07-31 14:04:02'),
(981, 'People', '532 and 987\r\nGeorge Johnstone, Marquess of Annandale.\r\nPlease also add \'Marquess\' as title.\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-07-31 14:11:22'),
(982, 'Place', 'Case 1465 has the wrong place linked:It\'s not Urray (Urry), but Ury (Urie) House, near Stonehaven:56.980472N, 2.232882WMMG  - sent to James 05/08/14 and again 09/09/14 and again 12/02/15 - sorted says james', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1465', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-07-31 14:24:15'),
(983, 'People', 'ID 852 and 1806 Dr Thomas Livingstone. Probably a duplicate.  MMG - likely but not enough confidence to merge these - jpb', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-07-31 14:28:17'),
(984, 'Case', 'Case 988 is made up of 2 separate cases: Mr A Bruce and Mr William Bruce.MMG Thanks, now sorted, DS.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=988', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-07-31 14:54:43'),
(985, 'Case', 'Case 2268 should have Letter ID 1657 linked to it.MMG Now linked, DS', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-07-31 15:29:32'),
(986, 'People', 'Mrs Hobson \r\nID 4634 and 4820\r\n\r\nDuplicate\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-07-31 16:44:19'),
(987, 'People', 'Burnett Grieve jnr\r\nID 4821 and 4703\r\nDuplicate\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-07-31 16:54:36'),
(988, 'People', 'Dr Joshua Dixon\r\nID 3714\r\nID 3957\r\nDuplicate\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-07-31 17:01:46'),
(989, 'People', 'M. Baillie and Matthew Baillie, ID 4406 and 4907, may be the same person, but the time-gap and different symptoms (one eye-related, one pectoral) make it hard to be 100% certain on this.  MMG - yes, leaving this one as not sure enough to merge - jpb', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-07-31 17:20:22'),
(990, 'Case', 'I think that doc 5593 (Jan 1788) belongs to case 1121 rather than case 1122. It\'s a very poor copy but the dates suggest that it is is a letter sent to Mr Deans about his wife, rather than a letter about Mr Deans as the patient. There are quite a few letters re. Mrs Deans in late 1787/Jan 1788, whereas Mr Deans\' illness in this period seems to start about Dec 1788 (doc. 3439). Sorted by DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=5593', 'd', 'Eilidh.Kane@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-08-04 16:17:53'),
(991, 'Suggestion', 'Sort out 2831 and docs that are \'Not a priority\' - emailed list of 2 to David. old issue.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-08-05 12:02:56'),
(992, 'Case', 'Cases 1560 and 2225 should be combined: both concern Major Stuart MacEwan, with the same ailments. MMG Thanks: Now merged. DS,', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-08-06 00:55:15'),
(993, 'People', '5148 is a duplicate for 4383.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=5148', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-08-07 12:41:14'),
(994, 'Case', 'Case 2056. Letter 3050 mentions brother of patient which Cullen advised in 1786. This appears to be Case 1155. Linked by DS', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-08-07 19:02:50'),
(995, 'Image', 'Images five, six and seven of letter 5066 (case 1792, of Bob McKenzie) should belong to cases 1783 (Mrs Maxwell of Kirkconnel) and 1872 (Mr Maxwell of Barncleugh) - email sent to James 11/08/14 - done', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=5066', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-08-08 12:18:56'),
(996, 'Case', 'If there is a case of a Mr Grieg (involving Angus Macdonell), letter 5106 should belong to it. yes there is and letteer is now linked to it. DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=5106', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-08-09 12:04:10'),
(997, 'Image', 'Case 2090. I think the recipe (image 5509) belongs to letter 5506. Recipe entitled \'For Mr Saunderson\' and has same date of 11 Aug 1787. Also letter 5506 mentions \'inclosed paper prescribed...\' which is current missing. - sent to James 12/08/14. awaiting comment from Jenny 16/10/14. merged. done', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-08-11 22:55:31'),
(998, 'Case', 'Case 2318 should be merged with Case 2294. Same patient (Mr Sanderson), physicians and ailment (diabetes).MMG Merged by DS', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-08-12 00:00:26'),
(999, 'DTD', 'Hello,I just noticed that it looks not possible to apply an \"u\" tag to an illegible word. This may happen, for example, when the word to transcribe is (of course) illegible and underlined.Best,Luca\"/u\" - added to DTD. still to inform Luca.', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-08-12 15:22:42'),
(1000, 'DTD', 'Hello,further to my previous report, the tab \"supplied\" too doesn\'t agree with the \"u\" one.Luca\"/u\"\"/supplied\" - added to DTD. still to informed Luca.', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-08-12 15:24:52'),
(1001, 'Case', 'Doc ID 3519 should also be linked to Case ID 2330, as it also discusses Peter Thomson\'s case.MMG Linked by DS', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-08-13 02:17:55'),
(1002, 'Bug', 'Hello,though I have de-lined case 136 from document 4181, case 136 keeps showing up inhttp://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=4181Best,Luca - wrong', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-08-13 09:52:59'),
(1003, 'Bug', 'Hello again,I have linked the case mentioned in the previous bug-report (136) to a document (4210) and it does not show up in the document page:http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=4210Thus, it looks like there\'s a problem with case 136.Best,Luca  - wrong', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-08-13 09:59:36'),
(1004, 'Case', 'Hello,case 327 contained a single document, i.e. ID 446. This document, though, doesn\'t seem to mention him at all, so I de-linked it, thus leaving case 327 \'empty\'. I just wanted to signal this.Best,Luca Went to Case 327 and its is nnot empty (has Bowman letter), and checked Document 446 which has a correct case, so appears to have been resolved before I looked at it. DS.', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-08-13 12:52:03'),
(1005, 'People', 'Hello,\r\n\r\nit looks like person ID 4935 and 3289 are the same person. In fact, in documents 2420 Holland asks Cullen if he ever received a letter from Norris of Hull. Cullen, in letter 4798, replies that he did indeed receive it in \'October last\' (i.e. 1783) and that he replied immediately. There\'s indeed a letter to a Mr Norris in Hull dated 2nd October 1783.\r\n\r\nBest,\r\nLuca', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-08-13 14:49:43'),
(1006, 'Bug', 'Hello,I have managed to trace down where and what Wellshall (1065) place is. This is actually a house (Milden Road, Brent Eleigh, CO10 9NX - http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-34443862.html), so it should be changed to \'specific place\' - now it\'s a \'village/town\').I have already put the coordinates.Best,Luca  - hey james, another one to delink/link/suggest then ping back to me.MH  // PING [JOB] - done', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-03-17 10:46:13'),
(1007, 'Case', 'Letter 6292 should also be linked to Case 1684, Mrs Maxwell of Kirkconnel.I think Case 1872 should be renamed Mr Maxwell of Barncleugh to differentiate it from the Maxwell of Kirkconnel cases. Done by DS', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-08-14 22:46:59'),
(1008, 'Place', 'Place: Ochtertyre can be deleted - done', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-08-15 14:00:28'),
(1009, 'Case', 'Case 2333 is indeed 2 separate cases. Doc ID 3025 patient not only is a different age, but has an entirely different ailment. [MMG] yes, you are right, and now a distinct case created for the patient in letter 3025 ', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=2333', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-08-15 17:21:03'),
(1010, 'Case', 'Cases of Lord and Lady Lauderdale mentioned on p. 4 of letter 5273. Lord Lauderdale not a patient as such (he simply approves the treatment for his wife, which is unclear but probably rhubarb; but I have linked to Lady Lauderdale\'s case. DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/doc_images/05273/CUL_1_1_19_85_0002_b.jpg', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-08-18 11:56:42'),
(1011, 'Case', 'Case 2053 (Mr Monkhouse) If dating of Doc ID 3025 is correct, I believe it may be connected with this case. [MMG] Iagree. Now linked as one case. DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=2053', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-08-18 15:39:32'),
(1012, 'James', 'Hello,\r\n\r\nplace 1073 should be renamed to \"Staindrop\", the \", Co.\" has remained appended and it\'s the remaining of \', Co(unty). Durham\' of the original suggestion.\r\n\r\nBest,\r\nLuca', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-08-19 08:11:47'),
(1013, 'Bug', 'Hello,I am not able to change the date (day) of document 5251 from 0 to another value. What am I doing wrong?Best,Luca - don\'t know.', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-08-19 09:28:22'),
(1014, 'People', 'William Turnbull, surgeon in Wooler. \r\nDuplicate:\r\nID 370\r\nID 2837\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-08-19 13:32:32'),
(1015, 'Case', 'Case 2360, Doc 1D 5893 should also be linked to Case ID 2370, because it cross-references a letter to Captain Burchall. MMG, Oddly, this link has already been made, but perhaps I forgot to clear out this request DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=2360', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-08-19 16:27:22'),
(1016, 'People', 'ID 5206 and 5207:\r\nI began to create 5207 before realising that \'William Adams\' was a pseudonym of Sampson Perry.\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-08-20 02:10:34'),
(1017, 'James', 'Wrong co-ordinates have been linked for Hatton (57.424267,-1.916167) in Case 2277It is, in fact, a specific place: Hatton or Haltoun House, near Ratho (55.904526, -3.39542), then the residence of the Earl of Lauderdale.MMG  - James, can you delin/link and suggest/add where necessary? then send back to me if any deleting is required.MH  //  All sorted. [JOB]', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-13 16:45:33'),
(1018, 'Place', 'Langton house (Windsor) can be deleted.Replacement added.- done', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-08-20 12:23:47'),
(1019, 'Case', 'Four of the letters in case 360 (2148;269;2161;2235) seem to refer to a patient different from that in the earlier letters. I think this patient is William Huddleton Williamson, brother to Hedworth Williamson (junior, 6th Baronet). The brothers seem to have been very close in age but the patient in the later letters dies in June 1782 which would fit with what is known about William rather than Hedworth. Could these letters please be made into a separate case?  New case created by DS.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=360', 'd', 'Eilidh.Kane@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-08-20 14:44:01'),
(1020, 'Case', 'In checking case 1554, I agree with the previous assessments that the single letter involved(doc 537)is actually two separate letters which have been conflated. Could doc 537 be split into two letters and a separate case created for the second part (i.e. page 2)? Reported as image prob by DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1554', 'd', 'Eilidh.Kane@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-08-21 15:29:30'),
(1021, 'Case', 'Could you please have another look at the letters in Case 2074. It contains two letters (32 and 33) but 33 has been added more recently in the belief that \'Peggie\' is a mistake for \'Bettie\' and that the letters therefore refer to the same patient. I think it seems more likely that these letters, sent on the same day, in fact do refer to two separate patients in the same location (perhaps sisters?) If you have a look at the regimens Cullen offers, some of the advice in 32 contradicts that in 33 (e.g. 33 advises moderate exercise while 32 recommends avoiding all exercise). If you agree could these be returned to two separate cases? Thanks - EK  Not sure why I ever set that ball rolling, but I agree and have reinstated  2 distinct cases. Thanks, David ', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=2074', 'd', 'Eilidh.Kane@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-08-21 16:22:16'),
(1022, 'Case', 'Case 1385In doing a people-check, I see that the surgeon is actually James Parlane of Glasgow, but Doc ID 700 has gone through to a level 2 check naming him as \'[Macfarlane?]\'. Can this be corrected at this stage?MMG. Seemed corrected already when I got to it. DS. ', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1385', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-08-22 13:24:39'),
(1023, 'Case', 'Cases 2277 and 2355: Earl and Countess of Lauderdale\r\n\r\nThe wrong co-ordinates were given for Hatton. It is not Hatton in Aberdeenshire, but Haltoun or Hatton House (now demolished), Ratho, nr Edinburgh:\r\n55.9030Â° N, 3.3960Â° W\r\nIt was then the residence of the Maitlands of Lauderdale, and is recorded as the place of their deaths.\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-08-22 13:37:51'),
(1024, 'Case', 'Hello,it looks like document 2541 actually refers to another Cook and thus perhaps it doesn\'t belong to case 909.Best,Luca New case created by DS.', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-08-22 22:25:59'),
(1025, 'Case', 'Doc ID 3261 is not part of Case ID 1603: the patient in the other letters, Rev Robert MacFarlane of Kilfinan, died unmarried in 1785 as a young man of about 31, after chronic health problems. Doc ID 3261 is dated 1787, and from Rev Dr John McFarlan of Canongate Kirk, Edinburgh. MMG Delinked and own case created by DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1603', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-08-23 02:59:29'),
(1026, 'Case', 'Think 3933 might belong to case 2451.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=3933', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-08-27 11:16:21'),
(1027, 'Case', 'Letter 6037 seems as though it belongs to case 2436. Added by DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=6037', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-08-28 10:07:37'),
(1028, 'Bug', 'Hello,the XML field for document 636 returns blank after submitting the transcription.Best,Luca - fixed', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-08-28 16:28:50'),
(1029, 'Suggestion', 'Hello,I have found another evidence that Sal Rupellensis (426) and Rochelle salt (391) are the same ingredient. It is in letter 4913, page 2, where Cullen writes \"Sal Rupellensis (vulgo Rochelle).Best,Luca - sent to D&J', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-08-30 17:29:21'),
(1030, 'DTD', 'Hello,I just wanted to signal that letter 3672 is written in both English and Latin.Best,Luca PS: it is actually a long Latin quotation, the source of which I have traced.Luca - check how this has been marked up.  - need a solution for this. but passed onto checking anyway? - can\'t issue. level one checked.', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-04-22 07:08:02'),
(1031, 'Suggestion', 'duplicate', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-08-30 18:09:56'),
(1051, 'Case', 'Case 215 and 2014: The wrong Ayton House has been linked. The Murrays of Ayton were based at Ayton House, Aberargie, in Perthshire, not the Borders. A clue should be the doctor based in Perth.\r\nCorrect co-ordinates are:\r\nLatitude/Longitude: 56.3235, -3.3479', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=215', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-06 10:40:34'),
(1032, 'People', 'Mary (Ann) Hamilton of Westburn\r\nTriplicate:\r\nIDs 2046, 3429 and 5253\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-01 15:33:41'),
(1033, 'People', 'Magdalane Hamilton - duplicate\r\nID 3367 and 5252\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-01 15:50:41'),
(1034, 'People', 'Agnes Hamilton, nÃ©e Dundas\r\nDuplicate\r\nID 2348 and 3368\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-01 15:57:26'),
(1035, 'Case', 'Case 101Doc ID 1316 is not part of this case: the Agnes Hamilton (nÃ©e Dundas) mentioned is the *mother* of Miss Agnes (who was probably dead by this date). The Note has been greyed out, as it\'s passed Level 2 check, so please assist in changing.MMG. I have removed the link, but not being familiar with the family names could not confidently follow-up. If a new case is required for this per on then please resubmit an instruction giving Person ID. Thanks, David. ', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=101', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-01 16:03:16'),
(1036, 'Case', 'Case 1670 - Case description should mention that by 1785, Anne Balfour has an open breast-wound (probably cancer), the dressing of which is discussed by Goodsir and Cullen. [MMG]. Note revised by DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1670', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-01 18:07:19'),
(1037, 'Case', 'Doc 3062 should be part of Case 2071, not Case 2070, as it clearly relates to the adult Betty Johnstone, not her child niece of the same name.MMG. Revised by DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=3062', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-01 18:50:08'),
(1038, 'People', 'Elizabeth (Betty) Johnstone Triplicate ID 1087, 4122 and 5323 MMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-01 18:57:59'),
(1039, 'Place', 'Hello,I just realised I made an error in suggesting Halton, which has been added as place ID 1140. It was actually Hetton (near Skipton). Is it possible to maintain the same ID and just change the name from Halton to Hetton, so the related documents are not affected? I\'m putting the coordinates for Hetton in ID 1440.Thanks,Luca - changed to Hetton 13/02/15', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-09-01 21:43:22'),
(1040, 'Case', 'Hello,from internal evidence it is pretty clear that the letters of case 669 and those of case 1822 belong to the same case.Best,Luca. Combined by DS as all 669.', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-09-01 23:35:12'),
(1041, 'Case', 'Case 196\r\nAs I was finishing off Mrs Bethune in Case 1670, I sorted out the people information on the other  Bethunes and Lindsays. Case 196 is John Lindsay Bethune: another patient who dies soon after the correspondence ends!\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-02 00:45:24'),
(1042, 'Case', 'Cases 651 and 2120 should be merged: same patient (Rev William Andrews), ailment and time-period.MMG. Merged by DS', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-02 02:30:11'),
(1043, 'Image', 'Page 3 in letter 3535 is a duplicate of page 2. - sent to James 04/09/14. needs uploading. done', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=3535', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-09-02 10:41:16'),
(1044, 'Place', 'Dunsyre and Weston Farm - both JUST added - can be delted. Apparently Luca made a mistake when submitting them... - done', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-02 11:27:12'),
(1045, 'Place', 'invalid local places 74	Ormiston Hall386	Hopetoun House - changed parent towns in local table', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-05 12:34:33'),
(1046, 'People', 'I noticed a possible duplicate when looking at Case 392. (It has 81 people linked!). Dr Turton ID:5005 may be the same person as Dr Turlon ID: 728. Both from London. - yes, merged - jpb', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=728', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-05 13:23:54'),
(1047, 'People', '16 People not linked to any documents - 767,1627,1789,1790,1791,1792,1793,1794,1970,2022,2308,4632,5223,5363,5372,5391.  - all now sorted, jpb', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-05 14:18:22'),
(1048, 'Case', 'Case 1957:Mr Murray does not appear to be Mr Murray of Darnhall, as he was Lord Elibank by this time. It should also be merged with Case 1858: same patient and symptoms. MMG Corrected and merged by DS.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1957', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-05 14:28:48'),
(1049, 'People', 'Alexander Murray of Ayton Duplicate ID 3528 and 3530  MMG - merged, jpb', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-05 14:44:16'),
(1050, 'People', 'ID 3540 is not a real person. When checking over the Murrays of Ayton, I had a look at it. The document says \'pr Bearer\', i.e. \'by bearer\'. Please delete this person.  MMG - got it - jpb', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=3540', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-05 14:48:48'),
(1052, 'Place', 'Ayton House:The wrong one has been linked to for the Murray family. It is at Aberargie in Perthshire, not the one in the Borders:Latitude/Longitude: 56.3235, -3.3479MMG - sorted by James. asked to check co-ods too.', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-06 10:41:39'),
(1053, 'People', 'Dr John Storer: Duplicate ID 4666 and 5054 Glasgow graduate (1771)  MMG - merged, jpb', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-06 11:45:01'),
(1054, 'Case', 'Re: Case 657Have linked Dr Buckham to Doc ID 3942: please amend note on it, as it is greyed-out.MMG. Note revised by DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=657', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-08 00:01:14'),
(1055, 'People', '5409 is a duplicate for 855 (Prof. Alexander Wilson). - merged, jpb', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=5409', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-09-08 11:17:43'),
(1056, 'Suggestion', '188	Clavus secalinus	Secale cornutum; ergot; spurred rye 	<condition n=\"188\">TEXT</condition>Surely this is an ingredient?MMG- sent to David', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-08 12:17:06'),
(1057, 'People', 'Mrs Anna Gilchrist, mother-in-law of Archibald Cochrane, Earl of Dundonald Duplicate ID 2699 ID 2703  MMG (no relation!) - merged, jpb', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-08 18:45:32');
INSERT INTO `bug_report` (`bug_id`, `bug_type`, `bug_desc`, `bug_url`, `bug_status`, `bug_submitted_by`, `bug_submitted_date`) VALUES
(1058, 'Case', 'Case 1821 I\'d transcribed letters from this, only to find that someone else had done them by the time I was ready to post them!!! However, notwithstanding: ;-DThe patient cannot be Alexander Telfer of Scotstoun &amp; Symington, Tobias Smollett\'s brother-in-law, as he died in 1760 (and is not \'of Weston\'): Jane/Jean Smollett was a widow in Edinburgh when Tobias stayed with her. I suspect he may be some other relative (perhaps a brother of Alexander?). As his surgeon is Charles Rankine (surgeon in Douglas, Lanarkshire), this will be either Weston Farm or Walston, both near Carnwath, South Lanarkshire, ML11 8NG, or possibly even a variant of Wiston. MMG. Apologies for \'double\' assigning. I have revised the note. DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1821', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-10 00:01:40'),
(1059, 'Bug', 'Re: Case 1821: Weston is probably Weston Farm in Dunsyre parish, South Lanarkshire, ML11 8NG, as the surgeon is from Douglas, Lanarkshire.Douglas (Scotland) 55.5500Â° N, 3.8500Â° WMMG - - James, can you delin/link and suggest/add where necessary? then send back to me if any deleting is required.MH // PLACE entry (marked) may now be deleted with impunity. [JOB] - done', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-13 15:54:17'),
(1060, 'Case', 'Cases 2235 and 2097 should be merged: same case.MMG. Sorted by DS', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-10 12:28:13'),
(1061, 'People', 'Checking on the instances of Fotheringham in the people database before creating new record. Letter ID4689 has Fotherington linked (ID3249), but the the transcription gives Trotherington, I think the image reads as Fotheringham. - agreed with \'Fotheringham\' - jpb', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-09-10 20:55:56'),
(1062, 'LK-items', 'Sal Rupellenisâ€ (426) needs to merge with â€œRochelle Saltâ€ (391) - one for Luca. - done by me.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-11 16:51:50'),
(1063, 'People', 'Person 3540 cannot be deleted until they are unlinked from all documents. This person is still linked to doc 2989. - delinked, jpb', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=3540', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-12 11:00:14'),
(1064, 'Place', '819 and 900 (Rossie and Rossie Estate) are both specifics attached to Montrose - they can be merged. J - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-12 14:28:17'),
(1065, 'People', 'Duplicate People: Mrs Anna Gilchrist ID 1678 and ID 2699  Archibald Cochrane, 9th Earl of Dundonald ID 1675 and ID 2698  MMG both merged - jpb', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-13 01:20:02'),
(1066, 'Case', 'Doc ID 5596 is part of Case 2426 (a reply to Doc ID 3295), not of Case 2069.MMG. Sorted out by DS.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=5596', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-13 20:05:11'),
(1067, 'People', 'Person 2022 needs to be delinked from all documents before I can delete record. cheers. - delinked - jpb', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-15 12:30:53'),
(1068, 'Place', 'Hi,I have amended the longitude for place ID 1064 (Norham).Best,Luca -ok', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-09-15 13:07:00'),
(1069, 'Place', 'Holm, Borders, Scotland, Europe (ID:415) - Please delete this record. new Specific created, and all links replaced. [JOB] - it\'s already gone. ', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-15 16:26:05'),
(1070, 'Place', 'My suggestion of \'Calas\' in Portugal turns out to be a spelling error by the author of the letter. It\'s \'Caldas\', short for Caldas da Rainha, province of Estremadura, Portugal.Co-ordinates are:39.4072Â° N, 9.1358Â° WMMG - done', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-16 09:19:26'),
(1071, 'James', 'Langton House issue left with James. LM says \"The documents hint that it was somewhere in Berwickshire, not Windsor. \"  - James can you investigate this from Lauren from ages ago? Sorted [JOB]', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-16 13:43:14'),
(1072, 'Suggestion', 'add tasks for Luca here- castor ingredient, coordinates including questions marks, evidence of comm posting but handstamp (vice versa), mint close check, scribal copies etc, cul-add-out in \'person_roles_docs_check\' and \'document_direction\', mismatch between pages and imgs,  - num patients per case, doc direction for mis docs,  ingredient images, latin letters,  - mostly done. use custom database query page for most of these.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-16 15:41:11'),
(1073, 'Image', 'Blank image present in doc 1894 (final image) -  - set to i', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=1894', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-18 13:15:34'),
(1074, 'Suggestion', '16 docs not in English. most holding up cases. need to find xml solution for this. - got one...but might not be great.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-18 13:34:48'),
(1075, 'Suggestion', 'Allow for feature cases on case edit page. - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-19 13:33:34'),
(1076, 'People', 'Hi Jenny. There are 24 people record with \'duplicate\' mentioned that don\'t have your initials \'JPB\' in the internal notes. So there\'s a chance they\'ve not been reported to you or reviewed by you. They are: 564	, 852	, 1675	, 1678	, 1806	, 2443	, 2698	, 2699	, 2719	, 2976	, 3369	, 4130	, 4410	, 4439	, 4631	, 4720	, 4798	, 4822	, 4861	, 5036	, 5110	, 5297	, 5317	, 5455.  Mark Reviewed these - should all have notes from me or \'duplicate\' removed - jpb', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-22 12:31:09'),
(1077, 'Image', 'Send James list of cat nums updates to go back and rename image file names. - waiting on Jenny- seems ok.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-22 12:34:48'),
(1078, 'Bug', 'report incorrect use of handShift again to Jenny - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-22 13:11:53'),
(1079, 'Suggestion', 'Have \'not for priority\' at case level. covers misc cases or those that contain other languages. Will mean we can reach 100% and leave other cases for later?  - put through poor copies for now. ', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-22 13:36:02'),
(1080, 'Suggestion', 'need to find cases  query that finds ones checked by david and not updated by james or eilidh - spreadsheet ok for this', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-23 11:58:35'),
(1081, 'Image', 'unix script required to check that a database record exists for each images on the sever. ', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-15 07:51:10'),
(1082, 'Place', 'Hi Mark/James, \'Albermarle Row\" is mentioned in document 1609. Cannot find it listed as a specific place, though I recall it was mentioned recently in an email as a new place needing linking. Please check that the street logged  is at Bristol, Hotwells (not London, where I suspect there is a street with the same name). Thanks, David. never suggested. now suggested. then David can link place. added by james and asked Luca to link to his doc.', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-23 17:20:45'),
(1083, 'Suggestion', 'don\'t forget about test ingredient 174 - it\'s gone', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-25 15:02:35'),
(1084, 'LK-items', 'surely there are lk items (deleted or merged ones) that still exist in the xml but not in the database. need to devise check for this. - checked devised. working through unlinked ones with Luca. need david\'s help. in email to david now.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-09-25 15:07:55'),
(1085, 'Case', 'Letter 5609 (Case 2198) contains no references to Mr McRob of Case 2196 and should be unlinked. Done by DS.', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-09-27 22:22:19'),
(1086, 'Case', 'Cases 1258 and 2328 should be merged, as the latter is the response to the former.MMG Merged by DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1258', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-10-04 14:43:21'),
(1087, 'Case', 'Case 475: There are 2 separate cases here: James Semple\'s 25-year-old daughter in Irvine (1778-79), and John Semple\'s teenaged daughter in Glasgow (1783-86) - MMG Split into 2 cases by DS.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=475', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-10-04 18:56:44'),
(1088, 'Image', 'Hello,It looks as though the third page (and, possibly, the following ones) for document 5709 is missing.Best,Luca - action by me to refresh server. image uploaded. ok now.', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-10-06 10:55:08'),
(1089, 'People', 'PERS ID 2474  is likely a duplicate of 2075 (identified as the patient in the same case)  -JOB 2474 is female - wife of 2075? jpb', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-10-06 13:51:35'),
(1090, 'Place', '534 - Elie - please adjust region to Scotland: Edinburgh and East (or should that be East Highlands, really?!? Fife and Cupar might both also need altering if the latter - don\'t know how that made it through so far!!)-JOB - done', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-10-06 14:34:09'),
(1091, 'People', 'PERS ID 1744 \'Mr H-\' has been identified as ID \'Mr Hall\' (ID 1773) through Case 839. Please merge the two under the latter. - merged, jpb', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-10-06 15:07:02'),
(1092, 'DTD', 'Hi,after having fixed an ingredient tag for document 1041 it doesn\'t transform. I\'ve loaded it into Oxygen and I haven\'t any error there. It\'s something it happened other times to me - when I click \'transform\' the system returns with a \'The first two lines must be equal to:\'... error.Thanks,Luca - mistake by Luca', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-10-06 18:55:50'),
(1093, 'DTD', 'PS: sorry - my fault, now 1041 transforms', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-10-06 19:01:11'),
(1094, 'Case', 'Letter 5735 (Case 2239) I think belongs to Case 1909, as it appears to be reply to letter 3400, the last letter of the Case. yes, thanks. Now Sorted by DS.', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-10-06 20:49:43'),
(1095, 'People', '5 people unlinked by James now not linked to any document. Are they to be deleted? ids 1786, 2141, 3330, 3649, 5586. If so please add in \'TOBEDELETED\' in the internal notes. Cheers [reinstated 1, added TOBEDELETED to the other 4 - jpb]', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-10-07 12:34:01'),
(1096, 'DTD', 'space w=\"_\" empty tag for Jenny. And place att question for Jenny - seems ok now', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-10-07 12:52:39'),
(1097, 'LK-items', 'Hello,perhaps actions 15 and 23 are one the duplicate of the other and could be merged together.Best,Luca. Yes. Mark, please merge Action 15 into action 23. Thanks, david - done', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-10-07 18:14:33'),
(1098, 'Suggestion', 'Hello,Condition 126 (Imposthume) is a duplicate of condition 35 (where it is spelled without the \'h\').Best,Luca - agree. dealt with it.', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-10-07 18:41:35'),
(1099, 'Lk-items', 'Hello,ingredients 215 and 378 might be duplicates.Best,Luca. yes. Mark please merge 215 into 378 Thanks, david - done', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-10-07 20:58:04'),
(1100, 'People', 'Dr John Gilchrist \r\nDuplicate entry\r\nID 115 and ID 5234\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-10-07 22:28:01'),
(1101, 'Image', 'Doc ID 912The current second image should be last, as it is the wrapper.MMG - updated 1,4,2,3', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=912', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-10-07 23:19:47'),
(1102, 'Place', 'Please delete place ID 552 (Bellingham, London and South East). Sole document erroneously attributed to it has been moved to correct place.-JOB - ok', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-10-10 10:32:59'),
(1103, 'DTD', 'Hi Mark,Could we have <add=\"place\"> allowed under <signed>? It\'s allowed under [salute][/salute] at the moment.Thanks!Lauren.[/signed][/add=\"place\"] - done. just to text. email sent', 'www.com', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-10-10 16:30:37'),
(1104, 'Place', 'Billingham and Bellingham are the same - merged', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-10-13 11:23:40'),
(1105, 'Image', 'Hello,in document 847 images 4 and 5 are a duplicate of images 2 and 3, and they should be deleted. The total number of pages for that letter is therefore 7. I have already reflected it in the XML transcription.Best,Luca - sent to James 13/10/14 - still not done by james 16/10/14. another email 20/11/14 for confirmation. now an issue with missing 6th image. Luca onto it. the missing page is the first \'half\' (to the left) of image CUL_1_2_0114_0006_34.tif in the folder you pointed out to me. This needs to be added as image 6, and 4-5 need to be swapped as per instructions below. Hope this helps! - wait for James to be re-employed.MH - ready for upload. - finally done!', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-10-13 14:24:28'),
(1106, 'Image', 'Hello,image 3 of document 860 is redundant and should be deleted.Best,Luca - wrong ID. email sent to James. 13/10/14 - done on both sides', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-10-13 14:33:18'),
(1107, 'Image', 'Hello,image 3 of document 863 is blank and should be deleted. I\'ve already reflected it in the XML.Best,Luca. removed', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-10-13 14:34:38'),
(1108, 'Image', 'Hello,image 3 of document 870 is blank and should be deleted. I\'ve already fixed the XML.Best,Luca. removed', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-10-13 14:38:15'),
(1109, 'Image', 'doc 849. 2 draft images have been removed on database side only. remove from server and doc images and put a note in the internal notes. keep image files somewhere on network.. still not done by james 16/10/14. email to james for check on 20/11/14. hidden from view. internal note added. asked luca to check again. 05/12/14. checked over with james. ok now', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-10-13 15:09:04'),
(1110, 'DTD', 'Hello,I have fixed the pb in document 943 and when I click \'transform\' it doesn\'t transform. I\'ve loaded it into Oxygen and it looks fine. What am I doing wrong?Luca. hmm. that is a problem. there was a space in the att value! ok now.', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-10-13 15:15:12'),
(1111, 'Image', 'Hello,image 3 of document 1108 (incoming) is blank and should be removed. XML is OK.Best,Luca - done', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-10-13 15:19:04'),
(1112, 'DTD', 'Hello,document 1168 doesn\'t transform - I cannot find what is wrong with it.Best,Luca - must have been a space in the att value.', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-10-13 15:30:42'),
(1113, 'Image', 'Hello,image 2 of document 1190 (incoming) should be deleted. The XML is already fixed accordingly.Best,Luca - done', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-10-13 15:34:54'),
(1114, 'Image', 'Hello,image 4 of document 1214 (incoming) is blank and should be deleted. XML is fine.Best,Luca - no. contains numbers. it remains', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-10-13 15:36:48'),
(1115, 'Image', 'Hello,last image of document 1693 (incoming) is blank and should be deleted. The XML doesn\'t take into it account.Best,Luca  - done', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-10-13 16:27:45'),
(1116, 'Image', 'Hello,image 2 of document 1748 (incoming) is a white page; it\'s not \'transcribed\' in the XML.Best,Luca - ok', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-10-13 16:29:54'),
(1117, 'Place', 'Hello,image 3 of document 1897 (incoming) is blank; the XML already ignores it.Best,Luca - ok', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-10-13 16:38:06'),
(1118, 'People', '5581 is a duplicate for 3346. - merged, jpb', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=5581', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-10-14 11:29:34'),
(1119, 'People', '5577 is a duplicate for 3344. - merged, jpb', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=5577', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-10-14 11:30:52'),
(1120, 'Image', 'Doc 6281 is the missing attached recipe from doc 2962. merge? sent to james 16/10/14. james thinks no. ask to contact Lauren. - done .see emails', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=6281', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-10-14 12:19:21'),
(1121, 'Bug', 'Fix character encoding in LK item name col - started this for prep table do the same for others - but works out when outputted to HTML', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-16 11:46:58'),
(1122, 'Image', 'Hello,image 1 in document 2940 should be image 4, i.e. the last one. I have already edited the XML to reflect this.Best,Luca - done', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-10-14 20:40:03'),
(1123, 'People', 'Person ID 3416 is duplicate of Frances Johnston(e), ID 1291 - letter and recipe have been separated. MMG - merged, jpb', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-10-16 13:08:29'),
(1124, 'Case', 'Case 1772 should be merged with Case 1692, as Doc ID 4960 is the anonymised letter which accompanies the named prescription in Doc ID 4959. [MMG] Link agreed and made DS.', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-10-16 13:10:20'),
(1125, 'People', 'Duplicate person: William Murray, in Peebles area: ID 5368 and ID 5572  MMG - merged, jpb', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-10-16 14:00:36'),
(1126, 'Bug', 'Doc ID 912 works fine in Oxygen, but for some reason I\'m getting the message \'Doc ID: 912 - Assigned (Marianne Gilchrist)This document is NOT valid! Load XML into Oxygen for debugging then try again.\' when I upload it. Please help.MMG - using local DTD!', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=912', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-10-16 20:58:07'),
(1127, 'Image', 'Doc ID 4959 is the recipe which should be part of Doc ID 4960.MMG - sent to James 20/11/14. 4959 deleted', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=4959', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-10-16 21:00:39'),
(1128, 'Case', 'Please can the Description to Doc ID 742 be updated? It is currently greyed-out, so can\'t be changed in the public part. MMG Note updated by DS.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=742', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-10-16 21:28:58'),
(1129, 'People', 'Duplicate: Lady Catherine Murray, nÃ©e Stewart/Stuart ID 3242 and ID 5464  MMG - merged, jpb', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-10-16 21:43:41'),
(1130, 'DTD', 'Would like to be able to add \"action\" tag within \"annot\" in Doc 1312, but schema won\'t allow it. Please advise.MMG - done', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=1312', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-10-17 00:14:08'),
(1131, 'Case', 'Document 5667 isn\'t related to case 1824. Delinked by DS.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=5667', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-10-20 11:37:29'),
(1132, 'Image', 'Hellodocument 1731 has a blank page (image 3) and it\'s an incoming letter.Best,Luca - removed', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-10-20 23:55:22'),
(1133, 'Case', 'Doc ID 6171 is not part of Case 409. The author is the radical writer, a much younger man than the Thomas Christie of the rest of the case (who may be his uncle in Montrose). [MMG] Delinked by DS.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=6171', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-10-21 11:48:55'),
(1134, 'People', 'Dr Samuel Foart Simmons - duplicate\r\nID 1231 and ID 1814\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-10-21 11:56:27'),
(1135, 'People', 'I suspect PERS ID 2836 (Mr Orde) is PERS ID 803 (John Orde), as evidenced through Case 1119. Please consider merging the two entries. - agreed and merged, jpb', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-10-21 14:13:55'),
(1136, 'Image', 'The third image in Doc 3053 is blank, having only faint impressions from damp ink from the facing page.MMG - removed', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=3053', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-10-22 12:39:22'),
(1137, 'Case', 'Please add Docs ID 3057 and 6154 to Case 2071, as the elder Miss Betty (aka \'Mrs\') Johnstone is also involved. MMG Linked by DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=2071', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-10-22 14:06:19'),
(1138, 'People', 'John Johnstone of Alva Duplicate entries ID 4123 and 5322  MMG - merged, jpb', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-10-22 14:47:46'),
(1139, 'People', 'Miss Bell, associated with the Johnstones of Alva Duplicate ID 4130 and 5326 MMG - merged, jpb', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-10-22 14:52:53'),
(1140, 'People', 'ID 4125 is blank and to be deleted  MMG - added \'TOBEDELETED\', JPB', '', 'D', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-10-22 14:53:52'),
(1141, 'People', 'Miss Betty Johnstone Duplicate  ID 1087 and ID 4124  MMG - merged, jpb', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-10-22 14:59:34'),
(1142, 'Bug', 'In adding education to a Person entry, it is not possible to then go back in and add the thesis subject without having to duplicate the entry. Please can this be made editable in the way the other sections are?MMG  - needs jqueryedit. worth doing at this phase. future project.', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-21 12:00:09'),
(1143, 'James', 'Green Hall - specific, please delete. Correct Town entry (Greenhall) is already in DB. - please delink the specific from docs 1941 and 1036 and link the correct one. then ping back to me for removal.MH ', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-13 15:38:05'),
(1144, 'James', 'Re: Previous deletion request for Green Hall... please contact me about this for further discussion. Could be the Specific is correct, and the Town entry requires merging into it, as upon further inspection it appears the settlement came about later. HANG ON....just found this note from you. Can you discuss with David and not me then get back to me with an action?', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-10-26 13:52:08'),
(1145, 'Case', 'There are two cases with no docs and the descriptions have been removed. 1217 and 1291. Are these to be deleted? If so please add \'TOBEDELETED\' - done.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-10-27 14:52:37'),
(1146, 'Image', 'Letter 5875. 2 images, but incomplete. Date in database has \'certain\' attached to it. As neither of the images have a date, I\'m assuming a date was seen on one of the missing pages. I think there maybe 2 pages missing, one closing the letter, the other a recipe (mentioned).. found. done', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-10-28 20:09:49'),
(1147, 'Place', 'Nether Rankeillour Estate (specific place ID:1192) in Doc ID 2942Location currently is incorrect: the latitude and longitude should be: 56.283333 and -3.083333.(I know the area!)MMG - sent to James 29/10/14 - done but never confirmed by james. ', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-10-29 01:16:28'),
(1148, 'People', 'Triplicate entries for Dr Robert Menzies of Dura, Fife: ID 830, ID 3477, ID 4000 - merged under 830, jpb', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-10-29 01:26:09'),
(1149, 'Case', 'Letter 2272 can be added to the case of Mrs Langton (case 1623). Added by DS.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1623', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-10-29 11:42:52'),
(1150, 'Case', 'Doc ID 3623 should also be linked to Case 1272, as Matthew provides an update on his brother John Surtees.MMG Link made by DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=3623', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-10-30 11:44:35'),
(1151, 'People', 'Case 2324. Concerning a Mr Mackenzie and seems to be the same patient as in Case 2311. In Case 2324 is a friend Mrs Ormiston (ID5587). In Case 2311 the friend has been noted as Armiston, which I think should read Ormiston, when I looked at the originals (sorry Luca). I have delinked Armiston and added the two links (letters 5815, 5829) to Mrs Ormiston. - ok, agreed - jpb', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-10-30 14:45:29'),
(1152, 'Case', 'Case 2324. Concerning a Mr Mackenzie and seems to be the same patient as in Case 2311.  Both cases have same people; see my comment regarding Mrs Ormiston under Duplicate person. David has emailed SH for clarification. This make snow sense, but my email to SH  said resubmit, so I assume this has been resolved. DS.', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-10-30 14:47:34'),
(1153, 'Case', 'Stephen suggests that 2324 and 2311 are in fact about the same patient. Proved Nnot so simple: one is Mr M\'s son, theatre her female friend. But I have sorted this all out. DS.', '', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-10-31 16:38:14'),
(1154, 'Case', 'Despite time gap, should Cases 214 and 421 be merged? Same patient and ailment.MMG Yes, OK, merged by DS.', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-11-01 14:31:14'),
(1155, 'People', 'Sir Robert Menzies - duplicate ID 831  ID 1002 Cases deal with same patient, his wife Lady Mary.  MMG - ok merged, jpb', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-11-01 14:47:59'),
(1156, 'Case', 'Case 2030: Margaret Russell of Newbottle Docs ID 3228 and 3229 are actually enclosures of Doc ID 3227: should they be combined into a single item? If not (and I appreciate this may not be a good idea because of different dates), should ID 3227 be placed first as the covering letter, despite being later in date?MMG', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=2030', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-11-02 00:45:01'),
(1157, 'Case', 'Case 1272: Should Docs 3394 and 3395 be merged into a single item? They are on the same piece of paper: one side is by the surgeon, the other side by the patient.MMG. Notes connect them to each other so left as two items. DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1272', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-11-04 23:47:04'),
(1158, 'Place', 'Sunderland (Place ID 7) pin should be at54.9100Â° N, 1.3850Â° WAt present it\'s a bit off-beam off the city and in the hinterland at 54.8717,-1.4581MMG - done', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-11-05 14:00:00'),
(1159, 'Suggestion', 'include adding/removal of docs to cases in history. 1/4 of the way there. advise team too. - all done. phew!', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-11-06 13:59:20'),
(1160, 'Image', 'Docs ID 2219, 2220 and 2221 should be in the same document. 2221 is the main letter from Robert Clerk of Mavisbank, with the others being appended transcripts by the writer of information from his brother, George (the patient). The second image in ID 2219 should be the last image in the sequence, as it\'s the cover with the address.Please advise.MMG - sent to James 06/11/14 and again and again on 13/11. 2219 and 2221 can now be reloaded - shroud be ok now. waiting for Marianne\'s confirmation.all good.', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-11-06 15:25:42'),
(1161, 'Case', 'I think doc 5990 belongs to case 336. 5990 is the case of Alexander Campbell, who lived in the West Indies, is liable to swollen legs and is prescribed strengthening medicines. It seems to be the same guy. Made into one case by DS.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=5990', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-11-07 14:53:00'),
(1162, 'Suggestion', 'Ingredient Tinct. Sen. Comp. or Tinctura sennae composita, occurs as 78 (Elixir Salutis) and 141 (Daffy\'s Elixir). These are alternate names for the same medicine, so suggest records be merged.  - sent to Jenny 11/11. merged and deleted.', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-11-07 23:25:26'),
(1163, 'Case', 'Case 2367, letter 5875 in postscript refers to 6 guineas from Mr Martin. This links with Case 2169, letter 5873, where it is also mentioned. Liked by DS', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-11-07 23:29:09'),
(1164, 'Bug', 'I was searching for the word \"Tincture\" using the search function in the Preparations database, but it does not find it, yet it is there (ID 1). The word \"Spa\" returns only 3 entries, yet there are more than a dozen entries. I didn\'t check other words. Is it possible the the index needs rebuilt or something? - it was case senstive. changed to col of prepeation to utf8_unicode_ci  it was different cos of foreign chars.  ', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-11-10 15:02:58'),
(1165, 'Place', 'Elie / Ely needs regional shift from England-East to Scotland-EdinburgandEast, pls. As discussed previously, all linkages are meant for the one near Fife. - changed to scotland ed&east', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-11-11 15:10:28'),
(1166, 'People', 'Lieut-Col. George Clerk duplicate ID 2507 ID 3466  MMG - merged, jpb', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-11-11 16:54:30'),
(1167, 'Case', 'Lieut-Col George Clerk:Cases 1104 and 1473 should be combined: same patient, same long-running health problems.MMG Merged by DS.', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-11-12 13:34:17'),
(1168, 'People', 'The following people are not linked to any documents. 3148 and 4717. If they are redundant then please add \'TOBEDELETED\' into the internal notes. Cheers\r\n', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-11-13 10:27:39'),
(1169, 'Bug', 're-assign for checking gets undone as soon as the person submits it as checked level 1? think ok now.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-11-13 14:04:46'),
(1170, 'LK-items', 'Merge ingredients 141 with 78 after Jenny has copied over the data. e.g. Daffy\'s Elixir - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-11-13 14:30:41'),
(1171, 'James', 'Hall / Calderhall/ East Calder\' region should be near Livingston - done but not sure about coords. Did you get Lauren\'s view on this?  // I believe this was corrected some months ago...? Co-ordinates look correct to me. [JOB]', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-18 11:36:27'),
(1172, 'Case', 'Letter 3255 of Case 8 belongs to Case 2090 as patient is Sanderson. Sorted DS', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-11-14 21:40:13'),
(1173, 'People', 'Lucas Pepys  Duplicate ID  ID 845 and ID 4019  MMG - merged, jpb', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-11-16 23:37:18'),
(1174, 'Image', 'Doc ID 2853Image 2, the wrapper with handstamp, should come last.MMG - done', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=2853', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-11-18 12:15:52'),
(1175, 'People', 'Just spotted this one and wondered if person 2067 is missing a letter \'e\' from his surname. - odd but does look like that\'s how he spells it himself - jpb', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-11-18 14:09:24'),
(1176, 'People', 'Hi Jenny, remember to remove the word duplicate from the person record that remains after merging e.g. 1002. I\'ll send you a list just in case they are ones that were not reported to you.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-11-18 14:14:35'),
(1177, 'People', 'Records that contain \'duplicate\' and don\'t have your intitials thefrefore they may have been missed or unreported. 33	, 34	, 564	, 845	, 1002	, 3369	, 4019	, 4410	, 4439	, 4720	, 4798	, 4822	, 4861	, 5036	, 5317	, 5530	, 5546	, 5575	, 5576	. - fixed now, jpb', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-11-18 14:15:46'),
(1178, 'Image', 'Upload - Should have been 6281 belonging to 5389. merged.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-11-18 14:29:37'),
(1179, 'Case', 'Please relink Doc ID 4383 to Case 1473 - accidentally hit \'delink\' when reading over the case.MMG - done by MH', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-11-19 23:52:25'),
(1180, 'Image', 'upload images for 2874. done. and blank removed', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-11-20 10:15:32'),
(1181, 'Image', 'upload filenames with \'-\' in them when james converts them. - should be ready to go. see navicat for sql - find_image. done using rename function in unix. cool.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-11-20 11:41:59'),
(1182, 'Image', 'fix all image / broken images script - double bug', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-11-20 12:25:44'),
(1183, 'Image', 'mismatch. 2735	2	3	/ (Lauren)2765	5	4	/ (Jenny) sent to both 20/11/14 to be resolved. - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-11-20 12:43:52'),
(1184, 'Case', 'Case 1383, letter 6121. There is no indication that Thomas Lowndes of letter 6121 is the same the Lowndes of the other two letters in the case, and I have given him a separate entry in the database. Thomas Lowndes was publisher of Cullen\'s \"Lectures\". Sorted. DS', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-11-20 21:57:09'),
(1185, 'People', 'Gavin Fullarton of Greenock - duplicate entry\r\nID 623 and ID 3212\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-11-21 03:02:20'),
(1186, 'Case', 'There are actually 5 cases in Case 1630. Docs ID 4625 and 2319 concern Anna Shaw (d. 1783) and her death (consumption). Docs ID 2319 and 4716 are Mary Shaw\'s case (She is Anna\'s sister and d. 1784 from consumption).Doc ID 5037 seems to be a stand-alone re: a different Miss Shaw taking a goat whey cure in 1785.Doc ID 5298 is one of a group of letters (with ID 5297 and 5299) about a group of ladies (\'sisters\' and a friend) visiting Cullen in 1786 - there are no incoming letters. The Miss Shaw mentioned seems to be different from the others, but has a respiratory ailment threatening consumption.Docs ID 3589 and 5901 are about Miss (Catharine or Elisabeth) Shaw who has menstrual problems, and is a patient of Gavin Fullarton in Greenock. I have been able to identify her family via her sisters\' marriages.MMG  NOW ALL SORTED by David.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1630', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-11-21 04:03:00'),
(1187, 'Case', 'Doc ID 5473 should be part of Case 2020 - Captain Burrell MMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-11-22 01:03:20'),
(1188, 'People', 'Elizabeth Cunnison, nÃ©e Birrell or Burrell Duplicate ID 2158 and ID 3147  MMG - merged, jpb', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-11-22 01:36:33'),
(1189, 'People', 'ID 3146 &amp; ID 3740 Mrs Mary Birrell/BurrellID 2164 &amp; ID 3738 James Cunnison (patient\'s husband, not doctor)MMG - both merged, jpb', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-11-22 02:11:43'),
(1190, 'Image', 'Page seven of DOC 115 is blank.- mid level blank', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=115', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-11-25 12:27:42'),
(1191, 'Image', 'Just reported a blank image in DOC 115, but it\'s a machine copy. In another machine copy (DOC 114) there\'s a blank image which David seemed to want to keep (to preserve the integrity of the original page numbers, probably). Maybe DOC 115 is the same. If so, please ignore my last image report. :) - - mid level blank', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=115', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-11-25 13:01:36'),
(1192, 'DTD', 'Mark/Jenny, condition 78 is \'nostalgia\', but when I looked at the 2 documents where this tag is supposed to appear both were instances of incorrect tagging (wrong number had been used). I have corrected them both. Although \'Nostalgia\' was originally thought of as a medical condition it does not appear when you search the transcription so I am baffled as to why it was suggested in the first place and then the tag wrongly employed..any ideas what has gone amiss? David. - deleted as requested by David.', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-11-26 21:02:11'),
(1193, 'Case', 'Case 1807. I think Letter 5131 refers to another patient. I suggest that the place \"Aress\" may in fact be Aness in Shetland. Also letter 840, next in date, has no reference to previous treatments, which I think would have been mentioned as they are quite close together date wise. - when place is determined please inform Mark.MH - It\'s George Campbell of Aires, and should be part of Case 1893 [MMG]', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-11-27 12:27:03'),
(1194, 'Case', 'Letter 2766 of Case 1913 mentions Mrs Younghusband, patient in Case 27 {Linked by DS]. Also Case 1913 refers to an unidentified patient and Letter 2766 refers to a previous but unnamed patient. Sorted by creating new case for anonymous \'robust man\'. DS', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-11-27 13:18:05'),
(1195, 'Place', 'I was too busy reading the letter 2766. The place \"Cannongate\" should read Canongate with Cannongate in brackets. Sorry. - asked Stepehn to delink then re-suggest - done', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-11-27 13:19:22'),
(1196, 'People', 'Please merge PERSID 3146 and 3740 - merged, jpb', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-11-28 12:21:02'),
(1197, 'People', 'Dr John Smith ID 1839  ID 5041 Duplicate  MMG - merged, jpb', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-11-28 13:27:01'),
(1198, 'Case', 'Hello,documents 5873 and 5874 have the same transcription. 5874 actually corresponds with the images, so that\'s fine, while the images of 5873 refer to a Mr. Elliot and don\'t correspond to the transcription + description of the document. Both documents are in case 2169, and document 5873 actually seems a duplicate of 5573 (case 857), which has already been trascribed anyway.So, to recap: I think that document 5873 should be deleted altogether. I hope this makes sense.Best,Luca Reported a image issue on the system by DS.', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-11-29 16:57:47'),
(1199, 'Case', '2 cases in Case 1154: Case of Thomas Graham (of Camelon): Letters 5056, 5082, 2648, 708 Case of Captain William Graham (Dumfriesshire man, in army at Tynemouth Barracks): Letters 2949, 2950, 2951 and 5385 [MMG]', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1154', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-11-29 19:05:04'),
(1200, 'Place', 'I see Canongate/Cannongate has been added as a Vilage/Town/City: it\'s a street in Edinburgh, so should be a specific (if not already in the system). \r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-11-29 19:06:30'),
(1201, 'Suggestion', 'Hi Mark, in the tiles of persons drop-down list \'Commission\' should be \'Commissioner\'. Thanks, David - done', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-11-30 13:10:19'),
(1202, 'Place', 'Places in drop down menus may be out of sync with prod_deatails when parent was changed. check using SQL - done! check periodically', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-12-01 14:31:51'),
(1203, 'Case', 'Case 2342, Letter 2430. I think is may be the first letter of Case 1704. T.G. (I think T.G. is the Rev. Thomas Gordon (ID2921)) describes climbing steps to the pulpit, and the use of the word \"hath\" which is also found in Letter 2475 (Case 1704). Also in Letter 2475 he describes similar symptoms as that in 2430 \"Since stating my case to you, it hath undergone a very great change. Instead of the pain in the breast ...\". As the first letter of Case 1704 is a reply from Cullen, this could be letter he is referring to. Also the handwriting is very similar (done by a scribe as indicated in 2475). YES, well spotted, David.', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-01 19:29:19'),
(1204, 'People', 'Case 1785, Letter 5886. There is not enough evidence in the letter to identify this Mrs Hislop (ID5734) with the other (ID5715) mentioned in the other letters. Ailment is also different as letter 5886 is for a laxative, whereas the Case concerns pain in the head. I have created a separate person entry for this. - ok, agreed on this - jpb', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-03 20:27:00'),
(1205, 'Case', 'Case 1785, Letter 5886. Recipe letter for a laxative, Case covers \"an organic affection of the brain which is generally incurable\". Also this letter is written 4 years later. Also letter provides no evidence that it is the same person mentioned in the Case, apart from having the same surname. New case created for recipe of 1789 by DS.', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-03 20:30:38'),
(1206, 'DTD', 'In the note for document 5385, which is a virtually illegible machine copy, Jenny has written. \'do not include in the database\'. My understanding is that we have largely set the very poor copies aside when assigning docs to transcribers, but the edition will eventually include entries /images of all documents, but we will have a note indicating when one has not been transcribed as it is wholly illegible. We should confirm between us  that this is the policy. DS. - no. we transcribe what we can.', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-12-03 21:03:15'),
(1207, 'Bug', 'Hi Mark, I was unsure how to categorise this particular issue; turns out that Document 6121 is not s consultation letter (but a letter from Cullen\'s London publisher about a financial deal). I cannot quite recall if we should change this to \'not a priority\' or \'Misc\' (assume the former as \'Misc\' is presumably just used for the \'extra\' boxes we had photograohed...). Although it has already been transcribed, it certainly needs to held back from appearing in the main edition as it does not concern a medical case. Thanks, David. - removed from doc_status table', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=6121', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-14 11:08:21'),
(1208, 'James', 'OLD BUG REPORT &gt;&gt; Document 5994 needs to be merged with Document 3865. Thanks, David - wait for James 04/12/14. still not resolved. asked again. 16/12/14 - 5994  to be deleted once james has copied data over and added in the cat num. still no there. -19/12. created in error as it\'s part of 3865 no need to copy over cat num.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=5994', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-17 10:34:08'),
(1209, 'Image', 'This was posted as a \'case issue\' but actually requires a document to be split in two before I can create the new case. \"In checking case 1554, I agree with the previous assessments that the single letter involved(doc 537)is actually two separate letters which have been conflated. Could doc 537 be split into two letters and a separate case created for the second part (i.e. page 2)?\" Thanks, David. Wait for James to be back. 04/12/14 - upload images for new doc 6293 - done and james asked to log case issue', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=537', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-12-03 21:55:25'),
(1210, 'Image', 'The case issues list continued the following report form Luca, but it concerns muddled images/transcriptions.I have checked what he says and it all adds up, but I am balled as to how we  seem to have have two document numbers for the same letter (and two transcripts?). No big deal, but  Please could Jenny cross-check this and then arrange to have any duplicate doc entry removed. Thanks, David \"Hello,documents 5873 and 5874 have the same transcription. 5874 actually corresponds with the images, so that\'s fine, while the images of 5873 refer to a Mr. Elliot and don\'t correspond to the transcription + description of the document. Both documents are in case 2169, and document 5873 actually seems a duplicate of 5573 (case 857), which has already been trascribed anyway.So, to recap: I think that document 5873 should be deleted altogether. I hope this makes sense.Best,Luca\'\" - sent to Jenny for cross checking 04/12/14. doc 5873 re-assinged for luca to do. ', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-12-03 22:17:02'),
(1211, 'DTD', 'Any idea why Doc 6171, a Misc Document that had been marked \'not a priority\' by JB was then assigned to MG? (see doc\'s history). Perhaps just an oversight or is it because it had been linked to a case? No big problem...I was just surprised to find it had been transcribed...David.  - linked due to being part of a case.MH', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/history_log.php?id=6171&item_table=1', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-12-03 22:28:02'),
(1212, 'Place', 'Case 1893 concerns George Campbell of Aress [i.e. Aires], which, as the note to letter 5131 now indicates, were \'lands\' near Portpatrick. He writes from Portpatrick, so I have made that place link. I think Portpatrick is enough as it will probably be hard to pin-point \'Aires\' as a precise place (more a spread of various crofts and farmsteads), and he appears to have lived in Portpatrick anyway. So this is just to explain/log why I have not put forward \'Aires\' as a new place. David. - ok', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=5131', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-12-05 11:42:18'),
(1213, 'Bug', 'Hi Mark,i have been clearing out the \'case issues\'. And I was a bt surprised to find that an issue relating to Document 530 had already been sorted back in February by \'unknown\'. It is not important, but I was just curious to know how \'unknown\' can appear in the \'history\' of a document. Presumably you must know how this came about...best, David  - explained in email', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-12-05 14:54:42'),
(1214, 'James', 'Dear Felicity,Case 470, which has 9 letters, is all at Level 2 Checked now, but it needs some attention as I noticed by chance that many of the letters have place-links to â€œCrooks\" as being a place in or near London, when in fact, as Marianne managed to find out, it is actually a house near Coldstream in the Scottish borders. We now have â€˜Crooks House near Coldstreamâ€™ entered as a specific place in the database, so please could you go through all the letters in case 470 and ensure that the place link is corrected (i.e. as the â€˜place of writingâ€™ or â€˜destination\' as and when relevant). This will be a bit of a chore Iâ€™m afraid, but I would really appreciate having it sorted out before it gets forgotten about, and if you check the other metadata as part of the same process it means another substantial case is completeThanks,David - All seems to be correct, now. [JOB]', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-12-05 17:08:04'),
(1215, 'Place', 'Please add the specific place. Ramsay\'s Lodgings, Old Assembly Close, Edinburgh. (place of writing for Doc 1705)  Thanks DS - submitted via place suggestions.', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-12-07 10:49:25'),
(1216, 'Suggestion', '**************Inform David and Jenny etc about HTML for public descriptions.************ - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-12-08 12:23:44'),
(1217, 'Place', 'Minor matter for revision: Wright\'s House as a specific place, is actually Wright\'s Houses in the letter where it appears...as if it was a whole row of houses. Please revise when you happen to be dealing with places, Thanks, David - added (s) to cover both ', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-12-08 17:22:50'),
(1218, 'Place', 'Update on Wright\'s Houses...just googled this and it is still the name given to a row of buildings abutting Bruntsfield Links, Edinburgh. David. - ok', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-12-08 17:26:45'),
(1219, 'Bug', '*NEW*Featued Cases*NEW*On frontpage for aassistants is misspelled :p - corrected.', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-12-12 11:07:14'),
(1220, 'Place', 'Place ID 629 (specific - Holy Island) can be deleted, sole document attached has been moved to more appropriate \'Lindisfarne\' place. I can see why both were initially suggested/added, as the latter *could* refer to a wider area, but... at this time period it was likely referring only to the island specifically. So the former is good to go. - done', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-12-12 11:16:03'),
(1221, 'People', 'Potential duplication, PERSID 902 and 1202. Possible merger? - yep, merged - jpb', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-12-12 11:44:01'),
(1222, 'Case', 'Case 426, perhaps a reorder of the two documents might be called for? (the second serves as a cover letter for the second). They are now in the right order. DS', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-12-12 12:11:00'),
(1223, 'People', 'Potential duplication of PERS ID 1350 and 1570. - agreed and merged - jpb', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-12-12 12:17:27'),
(1224, 'People', 'Potential duplication of PERS ID 1438 and 1403 - agreed, merged - jpb', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-12-12 12:49:21'),
(1225, 'People', 'Potential PERS ID duplication: 1889 and 2315 - agreed, merged - jpb', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-12-12 13:34:50'),
(1226, 'Bug', 'PlaceID: 1156 (Edenkeillie (Edinkillie)) is in database as a Place, but should be a Specific (attached to Dunphail - which may also need adding). What is the best way to proceed on this? Should I create new entries and you just delete the original erroneous entry? - yes. please suggest then link correct ones and remove wrong ones. then I\'ll delete 1156.MH  //  Ready to be deleted. - done', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-17 10:43:25'),
(1275, 'People', 'Potential duplication of PERS IDs 1172 and 1173 (cf Case 14) - resolved. please ignore. MH', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-12-23 15:47:19');
INSERT INTO `bug_report` (`bug_id`, `bug_type`, `bug_desc`, `bug_url`, `bug_status`, `bug_submitted_by`, `bug_submitted_date`) VALUES
(1227, 'People', 'Mrs Davidson (PERS ID 17) has no biographical information that can be displayed to the public. Unable to complete check. EO.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=17', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 15:22:56'),
(1228, 'People', 'Mrs Dunn (PERS ID 18) has no biographical data which can be displayed to the public. EO', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=18', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 15:26:30'),
(1229, 'People', 'Mr Everson (PERS ID 23) has no biographical data which can be displayed to the public. EO.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=23', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 15:30:09'),
(1230, 'People', 'Mr Benjamin Gavin (PERS ID 26) has no biographical data which can be displayed to the public. EO.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=26', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 15:31:26'),
(1231, 'People', 'Mr Gordon (PERS ID 27) has no biographical data which can be displayed to the public. EO.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=27', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 15:34:23'),
(1232, 'People', 'Lieutenant Gilchrist (PERS ID 28) has no biographical data which can be displayed to the public. EO. ', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=28', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 15:35:37'),
(1233, 'People', 'Mrs Hutchison (PERS ID 29) has no biographical data which can be displayed to the public. EO.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=29', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 15:36:56'),
(1234, 'People', '(Mrs/Lady?) Lockhart (PERS ID 38) has no biographical data to display to the public. EO.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=38', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 15:42:02'),
(1235, 'People', 'Mrs Mathews (PERS ID 48) has no biographical data to display to the public. EO.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=48', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 15:46:40'),
(1236, 'People', 'Miss McGill (PERS ID 50) has no biographical data to display to the public. EO.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=50', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 15:47:32'),
(1237, 'People', 'Mrs Perkins (PERS ID 57) has no biographical information which can be displayed to the public. EO.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=57', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 15:51:15'),
(1238, 'People', 'Mr John Sinclair (PERS ID 62) has no biographical data to display to the public. EO.\r\n', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=62', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 15:54:38'),
(1239, 'People', 'Mrs Selby (PERS ID 63) has no biographical data to display to the public. EO.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=63', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 15:55:58'),
(1240, 'People', 'Mr Stewart (PERS ID 65) has no biographical data that can be displayed to the public. EO.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=65', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 15:56:48'),
(1241, 'People', 'Mr Somerville (PERS ID 68) has no biographical data to display to the public. EO.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=68', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 15:57:42'),
(1242, 'People', 'Mr Andrew Stevenson (PERS ID 70) has no biographical data to display to the public. EO.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=70', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 16:00:04'),
(1243, 'People', 'Mrs Wilkie (PERS ID 72) has no biographical information to display to the public. EO.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=72', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 16:09:37'),
(1244, 'People', 'Mrs Hamilton (PERS ID 73) has no biographical information to display to the public. EO.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=73', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 16:10:31'),
(1245, 'People', 'Mr William Lindsay (PERS ID 79) has no biographical data to display to the public. EO.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=79', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 16:11:47'),
(1246, 'People', 'Mrs Smith (PERS ID 94) has no biographical data to display to the public. EO.\r\n', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=94', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 16:12:43'),
(1247, 'People', 'Captain Stuart (PERS ID 102) has no biographical data to display to the public. EO.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=102', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 16:14:58'),
(1248, 'People', 'Miss Mansfield (PERS ID 104) has no biographical data to display to the public. EO.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=104', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 16:16:13'),
(1249, 'People', 'Miss James (PERS ID 122) has no biographical information to display to the public. EO.\r\n', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=122', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 16:19:59'),
(1250, 'People', 'Miss Ward (PERS ID 134) has no biographical data to display to the public. EO.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=134', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 16:22:19'),
(1251, 'People', 'Mr Ward (PERS ID 135) has no biographical data to display to the public. EO.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=135', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 16:23:04'),
(1252, 'People', 'Mr Suitor (PERS ID 138) has no biographical data to display to the public. EO.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=138', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 16:23:44'),
(1253, 'People', 'Mrs Crawford (PERS ID 144) has no biographical data to display to the public. EO.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=144', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 16:24:33'),
(1254, 'People', 'Captain Townsend (PERS ID 158) has no biographical data to display to the public. EO.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=158', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 16:26:51'),
(1255, 'People', 'Mrs Sharp (PERS ID 163) has no biographical data to display to the public. EO.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=163', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 16:27:43'),
(1256, 'People', 'Lord ? (PERS ID 172) is lacking a first name. He also has no biographical data to display to the public. EO.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=172', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 16:29:46'),
(1257, 'People', 'Major Agnew (PERS ID 10) has a lot of uncertainty regarding his name and land which is shown through question marks in the records. May need reformatting. EO.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=10', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 16:32:42'),
(1258, 'People', 'Mrs Hodgson (PERS ID 185) has no biographical information to display to the public. EO.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=185', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 16:34:59'),
(1259, 'People', 'Mr Montelieu (PERS ID 190) has no biographical data to display to the public. EO.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=190', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 16:35:49'),
(1260, 'People', 'James Hardy (PERS ID 203) has no title, and lacks any biographical information to display to the public. EO.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=203', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 16:43:39'),
(1261, 'People', 'Mrs Watson (PERS ID 212) has no biographical data to display to the public. EO.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=212', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 16:44:41'),
(1262, 'People', 'Mrs C (PERS ID 218) is missing much information, and has no biographical data to display to the public. EO.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=218', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 16:45:41'),
(1263, 'People', 'Mr Abercrombie (PERS ID 226) has no biographical data to display to the public.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=226', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 16:47:01'),
(1264, 'People', 'Mr Mounier (PERS ID 223) has no biographical data to display to the pubic. EO.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=233', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 16:50:15'),
(1265, 'People', 'Mr Fraser (PERS ID 234) has no biographical data to display to the public. EO.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=234', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 16:51:17'),
(1266, 'People', 'Mr John Turner (PERS ID 240) has no biographical data to display to the public. EO.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=240', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 16:53:14'),
(1267, 'People', 'Mr William Maxwell (PERS ID 243) has no biographical data to display to the public. EO.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=243', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 16:54:04'),
(1268, 'People', 'Internal notes for Mr Joseph Hall unclear as to if he is the subject or the owner of said painting. If he is the subject, his title is wrong. (PERS REF 244). EO. Misread \'patient\' for painting\'? Anyway, all seems Ok DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=244', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 16:55:16'),
(1269, 'People', 'Mrs Barclay (PERS ID 245) has no biographical data to display to the public. EO.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=245', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 16:56:08'),
(1270, 'People', 'Miss Rutherford (PERS ID 252) has no biographical data to display to the public. EO.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=252', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 16:56:59'),
(1271, 'People', 'Captain Graham (PERS ID 260) has no biographical data to display to the public. EO.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=260', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-18 16:59:51'),
(1272, 'Suggestion', 'Inform transcribers that letters may be re-assigned. if they run out of work then move on to checking people. - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-12-19 12:45:38'),
(1273, 'People', 'POTENTIAL duplication, PersID 2135 and 1242, first flagged by FM then EK. Cases are distinct (separated by a decade), and name is not uncommon. But may be worth a glance for you to assess. Decided to leave as they are but with the cross-referencing notes suggesting they may be the same person. DS', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-12-22 11:40:14'),
(1274, 'People', 'Possible duplicates that may not have been reported to you are - 564,623,4410. Looked at by DS but cannot find enough evidence for any mergers.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-12-22 11:41:08'),
(1276, 'Case', 'Letter 5333 in database links Cases 1893 and 1910. There is no link, 5333 belongs only with Case 1893. Delinking made by DS', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-28 10:07:31'),
(1277, 'People', 'Mr George Campbell ID5701 of Case 1893, maybe same person as ID3041 of Case 1512. - merged, jpb', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-28 10:13:46'),
(1278, 'People', 'George Murdoch 1536  4011  MMG -  - merged, jpb', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-12-29 12:41:27'),
(1279, 'People', 'Amelia Murdoch, nÃ©e Campbell  4029 4430 - merged, jpb', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-12-29 12:51:57'),
(1280, 'People', 'Mrs Murdoch  ID 3824 is a duplicate of 4029 and 4430.  MMG - merged, jpb', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-12-29 12:57:00'),
(1281, 'Case', 'Doc ID 2887 should be linked also to Case 557, because of mention of Mrs Murdoch.MMG Now linked by DS', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-12-29 12:58:55'),
(1282, 'Case', 'Case 1339There are 3 cases here. Docs 2009 and 131 are Sir James, 3rd Bart of Glenbervie, who d. 1782. 5110 is a separate case, probably in England. The rest are Henry Ivie Nicolson, who lived in Ireland and was married to the heiress of Glenbervie, whose name he took. [MMG] All sorted out into three cases by DS.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1339', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2014-12-29 16:06:27'),
(1283, 'People', 'Pers 2806 seems to be a duplicate of 3045. Both are Mr Macdonald/Mackdonald practising in Moffat with knowledge of the waters. - merged, jpb', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=2806', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2014-12-30 15:05:36'),
(1284, 'Bug', 'Case 1025, manually switch roder of documents. kthnxbai! - now in place', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-06 10:34:49'),
(1285, 'People', 'Potential duplication - probably already raised - of PERS IDs 1220 and 1221...', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-06 13:04:23'),
(1286, 'Suggestion', 'query to find docs in cases that have the same date and send to james. query done. might be worth adding in order for all these so future querys just look for NULLs. found 39 from cheked. wait before sending to james.  - get james to manually enter the order so future ones show up. -now a custom query', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-08 09:55:58'),
(1287, 'Case', 'Hi,Having worked on cases 1684 and 1872 (both concerning Mrs Maxwell of Kirkconnel in 1785, concerning the same complaints), they should probably be merged.Let me know if you need any more information!Lauren. I managed to isolate the letters for Mrs M of K and merged them all into Case 1684, DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=6292', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-01-08 10:33:36'),
(1288, 'Image', 'Doc ID 2694There are 4 images, but the third is a blank page.MMG - done', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=2694', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-08 13:21:52'),
(1289, 'People', 'Duplicate PER IDs: 1874 and 2252 - please merge into the latter. - merged, jpb', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-08 14:29:30'),
(1290, 'bug', 'Case 74, Please reorder, so: 54-809-99 - done', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-09 09:21:30'),
(1291, 'bug', 'Case 74 - please hid 809 from puclic view/searching, but we can place a link inside the notes of 99 - as the former is a draft of the latter.  done.', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-09 09:22:17'),
(1292, 'bug', 'Case 138 - 3757 is a copy of 900 (which has been returned to Cullen). I propose we hide the former from searches, but include a link in the latter - as it is essentially a \'draft\' (showing the fundamental Cullen thought were worth recording a copy of) - done', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-09 09:26:10'),
(1293, 'bug', 'Case 147 - Please reverse the order of the two documents (3764-3794) - done', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-09 09:27:36'),
(1294, 'bug', 'Case 261 - Another draft - Please reverse document order (1216-461), hide former from case view and searches, but include link and note in latter. - hidden and daft table upadted', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-09 09:32:57'),
(1295, 'Bug', 'Case 426 - Please reorder documents: 819-810 - done', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-09 10:38:50'),
(1296, 'Bug', 'Case 521 - Please hide DOC 343 from case view/searches, as it is a draft of 1173 (but link the two in the latter). Does not require re-ordering. - done', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-09 10:49:15'),
(1297, 'Bug', 'Case 605 - doc reorder: 3809-1202 - done', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-09 11:03:40'),
(1298, 'James', 'Case 961 - please reorder documents, as initial (undated) reply from Cullen (4294) has no day-date, but from it\'s surrounding letters, is between 18th-20th, therefore 3rd document in case. 1541-1544-4294-1550-... - probably worth adding in a guess date then? - done the re-order anyway - ask jame to look at adding in guess date or log as case bug. best to have whole dates for searches?  - I think this is all sorted now. can you confirn?MH Everything looks ok from this end... [JOB]', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-09 11:13:04'),
(1299, 'Bug', 'Case 2304 - no reordering required, but second document (5806) can be hidden from case view/searches, as it is a copy kept of the returned original (3491). Link and note within the latter should be made. - done', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-09 11:18:11'),
(1300, 'People', 'Pers IDs 2211 and 634 are duplicates - please merge - merged, jpb', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-09 11:38:30'),
(1301, 'People', 'Pers IDs 2555 and 2720 are the same (unnamed) patient. - merged, jpb', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-09 12:19:56'),
(1302, 'Case', 'In letter 4904, I figured out the name of the patient was Buist, rather than Baile. This means letter 4904 likely belongs to case 1742, of Andrew Buist\'s son. The dates match.The people in letter 4904 are duplicates.Pers 2824 (Mr Baile) could be merged with Pers 5044 (Mr Andrew Buist).Pers 2823 (Son of Baile) could be merged with Pers 5045 (Mr Buist). Sorted this independently during case checks. People have been maarked for deletion -JOB', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=4904', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-01-12 11:57:17'),
(1303, 'Bug', 'Case 372. Doc 3988is a draft of 1352 -csuggest former is hidden from public searches, but link and note embedded in latter. - done', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-13 10:45:31'),
(1304, 'Bug', 'Case 785. Doc 1537 is a retained rough copy of 4284. Suggest: remove former from public view/searching, but provide a link in latter. - done', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-13 11:50:14'),
(1305, 'Case', 'Case 2171 contains no documents. Letters reassigned to another case but I forgot to add TOBEDELETE but have done soon, DS', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-13 12:47:24'),
(1306, 'Bug', 'Case 909. Documnets 618 and 2254 are identical, but latter contains case note revision reminders. Suggest remove former from public view, but include link within former. - done', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-13 12:59:37'),
(1307, 'James', 'Case 1107. As discussed over phone, please hide Document 4473 from public view/searching, as it is a brief draft of 1706 - but include a link/note in the latter (as this data could be very useful for research). Recipe has been extracted from former (missing from latter), and has been assigned a new document no. of 6295. Transcription and metadata has all been moved over.  - double draft! - get james to check again. ah, I\'m starting to remember this now. over to you james for final check.MH Reordering completed - very confusing case, but all sorted now. [JOB]', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-13 13:37:26'),
(1308, 'Bug', 'Case 1200. Suggest: reverse document order of IDs 1032 and 1926. - done', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-13 13:54:49'),
(1309, 'Bug', 'Case 1234: suggest switch order of documents 1053 and 1952. - done', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-13 13:55:51'),
(1310, 'Bug', 'Case 1355. Suggest: switch document order of 178 and 2045. - done', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-13 13:59:21'),
(1311, 'Image', 'upload images for 6295 - done.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-13 14:02:56'),
(1312, 'Bug', 'Case 1430. Suggest: Reverse document order for the two that comprise the case (124 and 2004) - done', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-13 14:03:14'),
(1313, 'Bug', 'Case 1511. Document 3288 is a Latin draft, which has an English translation (with repeated markup elements) spread over two other documents (3375 and 3376). I suggest hiding the draft from public searching, but include links in the two translations - as it is most assuredly a draft (but of great potential research interest in translation) - done. but talk to james about double marked up values  - James can you remind me where the extra images from 3288 go to?  // All images are present and correct / accounted for, from what I can see! [JOB]', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-20 14:09:05'),
(1314, 'Bug', 'Case 1515. Suggest: reverse document order (586 and 2242) - done', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-13 14:08:23'),
(1315, 'Bug', 'Case 1984. Document 5254 is a casebook copy of 2810 (which appears to have been returned to Cullen). Suggest: hide former from public searching (keeping the actual letter in the searchable database), but include link/note in former. - done', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-13 14:21:22'),
(1316, 'Bug', 'Case 2016. Document reordering. Suggest: 2963-2964-5387-2968-3009. Undated initial document is a reply to the following two connected documents. - done', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-13 14:26:08'),
(1317, 'Suggestion', 'docs hidden from view at doc has case level. - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-13 15:19:32'),
(1324, 'Suggestion', 'need relationship table for draft letters - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-20 16:51:01'),
(1318, 'Case', 'Letter 5783 of Case 2315 is missing letter from Case 1282. SORTED by DS', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-01-13 17:37:49'),
(1319, 'DTD', 'Correction to Note regarding Ingredient Amara frigida - it is a plant not a beetle. - sent to jenny and david', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-01-13 22:52:48'),
(1320, 'Image', 'In letter 256, pages 3 and 4 are out of order. Only need swapping round. - done', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=256', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-01-15 09:55:45'),
(1321, 'Front End', 'include function hide hidden docs exist in case but provide link to doc from original.', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-17 13:37:15'),
(1322, 'Case', 'Case 156, Letter 5861. I don\'t think the Miss Blacket in this letter is the same person as Mrs Blacket in Letter 34 (the other letter in this Case). The letters are also 25 years apart. I also think that Miss Blacket resides in or near Newcastle, as the addressee physician is Mr William Ingham, and his earliest letter contacting Cullen is 1781. Any other Case regarding a Miss Blacket could not be found. The Letter does discuss Mr Tweedale and that is Case 2240. SORTED by DS', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-01-17 00:11:05'),
(1323, 'People', 'Person 3138 is a duplicate for person 173 (both should be Mrs Smollet). - unclear on this - why do we think unnamed addressee 3138 is Mrs Smollet? She is def. involved with the case, but this addressee is referred to as \'Sir\' at beginning and end of letter - jpb', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=3138', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-01-20 14:09:46'),
(1325, 'People', 'Dr Robert Wood, Perth  ID 101 and ID 5618  Duplicate  MMG - merged, jpb', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-21 13:39:27'),
(1326, 'People', 'Dr James Wood of Keithick  ID 5170 and ID 5674  MMG - merged, jpb', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-21 13:44:46'),
(1327, 'Case', 'Letter 1D 3658, Case 2392I\'ve transcribed this, but don\'t know if I should post it. The internal evidence suggests it dates from 1809-1821, when Henry Marshall was based in Ceylon, so it has nothing to do with Cullen.MMG. Sorted by DS with advice from JB', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=3658', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-21 14:25:13'),
(1328, 'Suggestion', 'hidden docs due to drafts are controlled by \'h\' flag in doc table. a better way would be to find them from daft table. otherwise there\'s two flags to look out for for doc hiding and draft links.  - seems fine this way now. leave it.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-22 15:14:58'),
(1329, 'Bug', 'update case count to remove draft copies. also update total number of letters - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-14 11:07:07'),
(1330, 'People', 'create field for DNB link - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-22 16:49:38'),
(1331, 'Suggestion', 'make sure all draft docs (see table) have \'h\' flag in docs table - allow james access to do this? and insert into draft table? - leave in doc table. james got access now.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-22 17:31:31'),
(1332, 'Suggestion', 'update doc order of rest of cases based on EMAIL then check against new query to see what\'s left - went through with james', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-22 17:40:32'),
(1333, 'People', 'I think that Matthew Reid may be in the database twice. There is a Matthew Reid listed (person id 458) and then a Mr Reid (person id 463). They both appear to come from Leicester. Could be a coincidence of course. EO. Merged by DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=463', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-01-23 12:05:17'),
(1334, 'david', 'Hello, does ingredient no. 30 refer to the form of cinnabar (metacinnabarite) or to the preparation (http://johnsonsdictionaryonline.com/?p=15517)? Or is it the same thing?Just a thought.Best,Luca - forwarded', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-01-23 12:11:47'),
(1335, 'People', 'Possible duplicate person. Letters/cases (as specified by EK in notes) need to be checked. EO.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=564', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-01-23 13:29:06'),
(1336, 'david', 'Hello,the AKA for ingredient 99 should be \'melissa...\', and not \'mellissa\'.Best,Luca - forwarded email', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-01-23 13:42:24'),
(1337, 'People', 'Changes need to be made to file. See internal notes. EO. Done by DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=590', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-01-23 13:48:00'),
(1338, 'david', 'Hello,I think that ingredient 294 should be \'basilicon\' and not \'basilikon\'.Best,Luca - forwarded email', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-01-23 13:59:45'),
(1339, 'People', 'Is there anyone who can check on the maiden name/surname issue highlighted in the internal notes? - Mrs Stewart (PERS ID 620) Porbably not easy or worth resolving. DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=620', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-01-23 14:50:37'),
(1340, 'david', 'Hello,a possible description for ingredient no. 133:Sacred/holy bitters. It is a tincture of aloes and canella. - forwarded email', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-01-23 14:59:43'),
(1341, 'People', 'Is [PERSID:613] the same as mentioned in [DOCID:1220]? If so can the record be updated accordingly? EO\r\n\r\n', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=613', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-01-23 15:03:01'),
(1342, 'Suggestion', 'create quote table - would be good but who will fill it? - no one. forget it.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-21 11:58:22'),
(1343, 'Case', 'Case 156 - I don\'t think the two letters here belong in the same case. Divided into two cases by DS.', '', 'd', 'jennifer.bann@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-23 15:22:33'),
(1344, 'david', 'Hello,ingredients 441 and 190 appears to be one the duplicate of the other (I might well be wrong, though!).Best,Luca - sent to J&D', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-01-23 15:26:26'),
(1345, 'People', 'Possible duplication of PERSID:566 and PERSID:718. Transcribers suspect same person as similar handwriting. Needs to be further examined. EO. DS has looked this over and now thinks there are not grounds for assuming they are the same person. DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=718', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-01-23 16:38:36'),
(1346, 'People', 'John White, surgeon in Paisley - duplicate \r\nID 187 and ID 3000\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-25 02:02:42'),
(1347, 'People', 'Triplicate entry: Mrs White, wife of surgeon John White of Paisley:\r\nID 3565, 3689 and 4475\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-25 02:10:55'),
(1348, 'People', 'James Carmichael SmythDuplicate: ID 708 and 3709MMG merged by ds', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-25 02:51:38'),
(1349, 'Case', 'Case 1433:Doc ID 6293 (currently alone as Case 2546) may be part of this: it fits date-wise. The discussion of Mezereon may relate it to Doc ID 550.MMG Sorted by DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1433', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-25 12:56:43'),
(1350, 'Suggestion', 'Docs can have more that one language. Database needs to handle this and so does DTD - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-26 10:29:31'),
(1351, 'Suggestion', 'tell people about DOODLE-IMG-3 - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-26 13:28:48'),
(1352, 'Suggestion', 'Maybe worthy of the final editorial check is a degree of consistency in whether or not a fullstop ends the short description. Dave Bevan was rather OCD about that for CMSW, and I must admit it is the little things like that which I notice in resources. - create script to find them - done. sent to james', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-27 11:14:15'),
(1353, 'People', 'Pers IDs 2342 and 2339 are one and the same - please merge into the latter. But former provides information that may be added to latter. -merged, jpb', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-27 11:42:19'),
(1354, 'Case', 'Doc 5468 was removed from it\'s case by MMG and currently does not belong to any case. Please find a case for it. - That was a mistake - hit wrong button when browsing case at the time. It belongs in case 2020. MMG', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/history_log.php?id=5468&item_table=1', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-27 15:28:38'),
(1355, 'david', 'Hello,AKA for ingredient no. 082 should be \'Ignatius bean\' (From Saint Ignatius of Loyola, founder of the Jesuits order).Best,Luca - sent to J&D', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-01-27 15:31:15'),
(1356, 'david', 'Hello,I have found a mention of the potio cretacea (ingredient no. 346) in The American dispensatory, containing the operations of pharmacy (1814), pp. 427-428 [https://archive.org/details/2547020R.nlm.nih.gov].AKA is \'potio carbonatis calcis\'.Best,Luca - sent to J&D', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-01-27 16:01:11'),
(1357, 'david', 'Hello,AKA for ingredient 433 should be taraxacum.Best,Luca - sent to J&D', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-01-27 16:10:05'),
(1358, 'Case', 'Case 1952. Letters 2834 and 5419 refer to patient\'s stomach problems (i.e. in 1786, 1787); Letters 5833, 3550, 5854 refer to Rheumatic problems (in 1789); Letter 5887 refers to both with some undisclosed ailments (in 1789). I have revised the case note accordingly. DS', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-01-27 20:20:08'),
(1359, 'People', 'Please merge PERS IDs 2742 and 809 - the latter is correct for the individual. The public description of DOC 715 will need the \'I\' corrected to \'J\' (contextual handwriting comparison shows this is indeed the latter) Mereged and corrected by ds', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-29 14:05:13'),
(1360, 'Suggestion', 'Case 1234 - is there a reasonthe first two documents have had their order reversed, despite the week difference in dates? - now done. ', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-29 14:13:14'),
(1361, 'Suggestion', 'Let James edit public doc descriptions - now status 3 so ok', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-29 14:52:12'),
(1362, 'David', 'Hello,AKA for ingredient 418: artificial cinnabar (see http://bit.ly/1KcQgfh ).Best,Luca. Now  sorted, thanks, David', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-01-29 15:56:27'),
(1363, 'Lk-items', 'Hello,just wanted to suggest a possible duplicate: ingredients 401 and 262.Best,Luca, Yes: Mark please merge 262 into 401, thanks David. - done', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-01-29 16:40:02'),
(1364, 'Case', 'Doc 1195I\'ve been looking at this just trying to identify clergy in the database. Please can the note be corrected? I\'ve suggested places to be added (they seem to be Oxford, not Cambridge staff). Also, there is a later printed version of this letter with a later date on, in the Gentleman\'s Magazine, that may be worth noting: The Gentleman\'s Magazine: 1790, Volume 60, Part 2, pp 1164-65, so it seems to have done the rounds over the years, with some alterations. http://bit.ly/1HC5x8l  MMG Note revised by DS.  ', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=1195', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-30 00:13:26'),
(1380, 'Bug', 'Possible discrepancy in data table doc internal notes and actual internal notes. no. it shows internal notes in data table.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-02 15:21:37'),
(1365, 'Suggestion', 'Case 301: docs 1335 is a draft of 152, suggest hide former from public view but embed link in latter. Also, reverse order of 151 and 152 within same case. - done', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-30 10:55:52'),
(1366, 'People', 'Transcribers have highlighted a possible duplicate person PERS ID: 737 and PERS ID: 2272. Can this be confirmed - if not, how should it be approached in the biographic details on display to the public? EO. Not enough to merge persons. DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=737', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-01-30 11:09:22'),
(1367, 'Bug', 'Hi Mark,I was editing the bio for John Henderson. I managed to edit it a few times, and now it just won\'t do anything when I click on the text (i.e. the frame doesn\'t turn green and is not editable).Best,Luca - illegal characters - phpMyadmin for luca to solve. - wait for chris to sort out permissions - fixed for jedit', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_bio.php?id=5781', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-04-22 07:15:47'),
(1368, 'Bug', 'Hi Mark,further to the previous ticket, I experienced the same problem with editing John Alves, i.e. after a couple of editings the system \'freezes\' and doesn\'t let me to edit the biography any more.Any suggestion?Best,Luca - seems ok to me now.', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-01-30 11:26:13'),
(1369, 'People', '[PERSID:784] - internal notes ask for a check against in-person patient records. Unsure if this has been done so have not written public biography yet. Two miss hunters merged as same person by DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=784', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-01-30 11:57:39'),
(1370, 'People', 'Hello,there is a discrepancy in person 2118\'s details. The name in the database is Yecatarina, while the name in the biographical notes is Ecatarina.Best,Luca - Different transliteration systems. I\'ve fixed her entry in the People section. MMG', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-01-30 12:19:18'),
(1371, 'Bug', 'deal with case 1385 \'cullen\' family. all other ones probably cullen except for henry. best to just leave for now.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-30 12:45:56'),
(1372, 'People', 'Hello,another inconsistency involves James Ogilvie (id 76), whi in his biographical datails is Ogilvy.Luca; Have added as a variant AKA - MMG', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-01-30 14:32:38'),
(1373, 'People', 'Appears to be several records for the same person: 2754 and 3413 with/into: 3786. Please merge. Merged by DS', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-30 14:57:12'),
(1374, 'People', 'Hello,could you please let me know the ID person of Sir James Stuart (1713-1780), 3rd Baronet of Goodtrees? We have the bibliography and I can\'t find it in the database.Best,Luca â€“ Which docs is he associated with, please? [MMG] Not sure what \'bibliography\' is being referred to? DS Hello, this refers to the document titled \'BIOG Stuart, Sir James (Denham) of Coltness\' in the \'Biographies\' folder. Yes, I meant \'biography\' and not \'bibliography\'. Best, Luca I wrote brief notes on William and Henry Barclay, but not on anyone called James.  If you search for Coltness in people table, you will find them both listed and someone [MMG?} has now added some links to sources for this family. David.  This is bit obscure but appears to have been dealt with...not crucial for release anyway. david', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-01-30 15:03:58'),
(1375, 'People', 'James Cunnison - Duplicate \r\nID 3738 \r\nID 4071', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-30 15:15:59'),
(1376, 'People', 'Duplicate Capt Birrell/Burrell\r\nID 3737, ID 4070\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-30 15:19:20'),
(1377, 'People', 'Hello,person 683 (William Steuart Barclay) is William Stewart Barclay in the biographical notes.Best,Luca Variant spelling now added by DS', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-01-30 15:25:19'),
(1378, 'People', 'Unsure if [PERSID:890] is a medical professional or not. Could this be checked and the record updated? EO Updated as much as can be by DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=890', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-01-30 17:56:30'),
(1379, 'People', 'Mary Birrell, nÃ©e Dunning\r\n\r\nID 2160 and ID 3146 - duplicate\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-01-30 23:28:16'),
(1381, 'Image', 'Doc 3055Please reverse order of images.MMG - done', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=3055', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-02 22:57:45'),
(1382, 'Suggestion', 'In pending case \'issue\' No 1327, MMG flags up Letter 3658 as probably dating  from the early 19th century and hence not part of Cullen\'s original archive. On the face of it her research seems to suggest this, but I am not sure what we do with it. Jenny, please could you look at this one as i would appreciate your input on the matter...Thanks, David - forwarded to Jenny to deal with 05/02/15', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-03 10:38:02'),
(1383, 'DTD', 'Jenny please could you resolve the XML error(s) in letter 1939 (I have tried to find the problem, but I do not have access to OXYGEN at present). Thanks, David - - forwarded to Jenny to deal with 05/02/15', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=1939', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-03 14:49:16'),
(1384, 'DTD', 'Jenny, please could you look at the symbol in the first line of Document 4297. It is not in the list on the CDB, and I cannot recall if we came up with a way of expressing this one. Once this small matter is sorted it can be cleared at Level 2. Thanks, David - - forwarded to Jenny to deal with 05/02/15', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=4297', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-03 15:08:44'),
(1385, 'DTD', 'Jenny, please check the transcription of Letter 1523 to ensure the marginalia have been properly handled according to what is availlable in the XML, thanks, David PS [it is others \'good to go\' for Level 2... - - forwarded to Jenny to deal with 05/02/15', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=1523', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-03 15:41:30'),
(1386, 'DTD', 'Jenny, please look at letter 4345. I cannot remember what was discovered about the usual way the date is recorded. If you have or can trace the information to be able to annotate that would be great..Thanks, David - - forwarded to Jenny to deal with 05/02/15', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=4345', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-03 15:43:42'),
(1387, 'Case', 'Case 1402 is the case of Mr Robert Barclay, not Captain Barclay. Robert Barclay seems to have been a Glasgow lawyer and talented whist player. Thanks, I have corrected the case notes. DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1402', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-02-05 09:35:00'),
(1388, 'People', 'John Cook(e) of Gallowhill - Duplicate ID 3495, 3633 MMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-05 20:35:45'),
(1389, 'Place', 'Case 909The wrong Gallowhill is linked to this case. It should be in Bolam Parish, near Morpeth, Northumberland:Longitude:	-1.83438Latitude:	55.1314MMG - done', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=909', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-05 20:54:26'),
(1390, 'Place', 'Place ID 824Gallowhill, Glasgow and West, Scotland, EuropeTo confirm:Pin is in wrong place. This should be Gallowhill, near Morpeth, NorthumberlandPostcode:	NE61 3TXLongitude:	-1.83438Latitude:	55.1314MMG - done', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-05 21:06:23'),
(1408, 'People', 'Andrew Fogo, surgeon, Warkworth\r\n\r\nDuplicate ID 3550 and ID 3638\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-11 19:46:02'),
(1391, 'Image', 'Doc ID 2393Please reverse images.MMG - done', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=2393', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-05 21:37:32'),
(1392, 'Case', 'Case 2533 involves the same patient (John Cook(e) of Gallowhill, near Morpeth) as Case 909, in the same time-frame. Should these be merged? Please advise.MMG', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=2533', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-05 22:44:26'),
(1393, 'People', 'Person 4071 is not linked to any documents. if it is to be deleted then add in TOBEDELETED into the notes. Cheers. MH - duplicate bug.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-06 11:08:59'),
(1394, 'Bug', 'thesis col in person_education needs to handle foreign chars - done in db. works ok on web anyway. sent list to david to check anyay.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-06 11:51:12'),
(1395, 'Case', 'Doc 618 has a banner *HIDDEN FROM CASE VIEW*\r\nWhat does this mean, please, and what can be done about it?\r\n\r\nMMG', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=618', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-07 18:41:10'),
(1396, 'Image', 'Doc ID 2285Current first image is address page: please place third or fourth.MMG - placed 4th', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=2285', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-07 19:44:51'),
(1397, 'Suggestion', 'update IP address for james for logs .96.219 he\'s move again. so not now.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-09 11:33:52'),
(1398, 'Image', 'Image four in letter 536 needs to be divided. (Stephen originally flagged this up. I\'ve checked the transcription but haven\'t updated it to level two checked. If it needs a <pb n=\"5\"> tag in light of the new image, I will revise the transcription on confirmation of a fifth image having been added.[/pb] - email sent to James 10/02/15</pb>. now split into different pages. ok.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=536', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-02-10 12:18:56'),
(1399, 'Bug', 'Doc 5358 is a draft of 6296 - different wording, same metadata included in text. SUggestL hide former, but include note in latter. - done', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-10 12:24:46'),
(1400, 'Bug', 'Doc 3212 is a draft overview  of 5501. Suggest: hide former from public view but include note in latter, as it consists of only the most pertinent points of the actual consultation. A checklist, if you will. - hidden part done. Can you leave any necessary notes? cheers. MH Believe that should be acceptable...? [JOB]', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-10 12:51:39'),
(1401, 'ARTSIT', 'change direction of info and enq emails from Viv to David. - request sent.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-27 16:09:45'),
(1402, 'Case', 'Case 959.I suspect document 1486 is for this patient, arrived same date and symptoms match very closely. Document description comments a match might be found. However, I note that a reference to an original in the SRO is recorded, but I cannot find access to that original (which would confirm or refute this proposition). [JOB] Yes: I have added this to the case and made various amendments to the notes etc. DS', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-10 15:01:03'),
(1403, 'Bug', 'deal with double recipe issue at end of 536 - go for new image - just to upload - done', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=536', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-10 17:09:28'),
(1404, 'Image', 'Doc 2285Please can images 3 and 4 be put the other way round?Current Image 3 is the annotation/filing reference.MMG - done', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=2285', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-10 18:20:00'),
(1405, 'People', 'Dr Henry Cullen\r\n\r\nDuplicate:\r\nID 544 \r\nID 4474\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-10 22:01:07'),
(1406, 'People', 'Dr Charles Brown of Newcastle - duplicate \r\nID 1452\r\nID 5219\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-11 00:25:01'),
(1407, 'Image', 'Doc ID 2614Image 3 (the letter) should come first, before the case note.MMG - done', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=2614', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-11 17:15:04'),
(1409, 'People', 'FOUR people not linked to any documents - 4071, 5530, 5531 and 5847. It\'s likely they\'ve been de-linked. Check history. All dealt with by DS', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-12 10:37:11'),
(1410, 'People', '******** Marianne has identified a duplication of Dr Henry Cullen 544 (Harry DUPLICATE OF ID 4474). Can you resolve this one ahead of the others please? ********* Sorted by DS', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-12 14:18:11'),
(1411, 'People', 'ID 3216 Duplicate of ID 2818\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-12 14:22:02'),
(1423, 'Bug', 'update foreign DTD with LK values - done for ingredients', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-16 10:47:25'),
(1412, 'Suggestion', 'Case 139: please reverse documents order of the first 2 in the case (despite the date disparity) [JOB] - done', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-13 10:49:09'),
(1413, 'Suggestion', 'Case 408: Document 6298 has been created (will require image upload, as these have been removed from DOC 849), and is a draft of that document. Suggest: Hide former from view but include a link in latter. Transcription not rquired. - hidden part done. still to upload. uploaded.', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-13 12:09:42'),
(1414, 'Suggestion', 'Case 762: please reverse order of firt two documents in this case (which share the same date). - done', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-13 13:27:07'),
(1415, 'People', '3 people 3775,5272 and 5273 have Dr followed by a dot e.g. \'Dr.\' in the AKA field. For consistency I think we should remove the dot. Sorted by DS', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-13 15:58:20'),
(1416, 'People', 'Duplicate: Dr Sandilands \r\nID 1334 and 1352\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-13 19:37:35'),
(1417, 'DTD', 'Doc ID 3699Problems with \'foreign\' schema: document is in Latin with English translation.MMG. working to resolve it via email. - working now.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=3699', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-13 21:27:13'),
(1418, 'People', 'ID 5308 and 5310 - Mrs Hogarth - duplicate.\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-14 00:34:33'),
(1419, 'Case', 'The letters of Case 2299 are Cullen\'s replies to letters of Case 871: specifically Letter 3463 (Case 871) acknowledges Letter 5769 (Case 2299), Letter 3477 (Case 871) acknowledges Letter 5786 (Case 2299). Person links of Case 2299 have been replaced with those of Case 871, as the information was more accurate coming from authoritative originals in Case 871, that is full name of patient, correct spelling of his family doctor, though he refers to him both as Mr and Dr so not sure if he is a surgeon or a physician. I\'ve included the alternative spelling in the AKA field. I have also added inferred places of letter destination to the letters in Case 2299. Sorry, I\'ve made the assumption that the letters of 2299 will be incorporated into 871. MERGED BY DS', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-02-14 10:04:17');
INSERT INTO `bug_report` (`bug_id`, `bug_type`, `bug_desc`, `bug_url`, `bug_status`, `bug_submitted_by`, `bug_submitted_date`) VALUES
(1420, 'People', 'Person links of Case 2299 have been replaced with those of Case 871, as the information was more accurate coming from authoritative originals in Case 871, that is full name of patient, correct spelling of his family doctor, though he refers to him both as Mr and Dr so not sure if he is a surgeon or a physician. I\'ve included the alternative spelling in the AKA field. I have also added inferred places of letter destination of the letters in Case 2299.Person 5530 (http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=5530) is delinked from Case 2299 and replaced with 5840Person 5531 (http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=5531) is delinked from Case 2299 and replaced with 5848. Information has been transferred over. Thanks for sorting all this out. David', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-02-14 10:05:36'),
(1421, 'People', 'test', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-14 10:25:08'),
(1422, 'Image', 'Image Order for Letter 3490: 5 pages of receipes with dates. If arranged in chronological order of recipe date, the images would be arranged: Image 3, 4a, 4b, 1, 2, and 5 (cover sheet). - done', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-02-16 09:53:03'),
(1424, 'XML', 'populate table with common abbreviations. Xpath. script. - done. no great but it\'s done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-14 10:52:36'),
(1425, 'LK-items', 'ask David to complete blank descriptions for ingredients and all other items but to keep internal notes somehow! - data query - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-16 14:13:29'),
(1426, 'Suggestion', 'create queue just for David - done. just add to drop down list for reporting - now need to add email notification. - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-16 14:13:40'),
(1427, 'Case', 'These 5 cases  - 968,1080,1328,1387,1674 have a note to \'CHECK LATER\'. It might now be possible to do that check. Or ask the main transcriber for that case to check it out. I have gone through all these and now all sorted. DS.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-16 16:23:01'),
(1428, 'Suggestion', 'Hi Mark,\r\n\r\nI have now been through all the \'Treatments\' mark-up table and corrected or polished all the entries. Though unlikely at this stage, I will ensure that should Stephen submit a new treatment any new entry is polished for public viewing. David.', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-16 19:21:20'),
(1429, 'David', 'Hi Mark. Symptom 53 \'Ascites\', should really have been entered as a condition. I cannot recall what you have done in such cases in the past: Is it possible to simply re-designate it as a \'condition\', Thanks, David - HI David. I\'ve successfully switched this to become a condition no.203. you can remove this issue from your list. Thanks, David.', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-16 19:33:21'),
(1430, 'Case', 'Case name needs to be tided up / questions resolved for Case ID 4,2006,2234 and internal notes move to internal notes box.  Thanks fro flagging; I have sorted all these out, David.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-17 11:48:41'),
(1431, 'People', 'Incorrect use of last name field for these people - 4473, 4966, 4965, 5707. All sorted by DS', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-17 11:52:05'),
(1432, 'James', 'test to james! - when you\'ve completely solved an issues change status to \'d\'. if you need to send it back to me change type to \'bug\'. Enjoy!', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-18 10:32:14'),
(1433, 'James', 'James, there\'s a note on Jenny\'s whiteboard by David from ages back. I can\'t remember exactly what was said about it (something to do with wrong place linked and AKAs) but can you check out the following places in our database - Godstone, Buroughbridge (aka Burrowbridge) possibly in Yorkshire and we might have Burrowbirdge in Somerset that\'s wrong. maybe! Now, I thought this had all been resolved back in the day... and looking at the Godstone we have, it ties in with the London/South East entry, given contextual references, and the association with a specific (Rooks nest) and the personel associated with that house. From our database, everything looks neat and orderly, and Yorkshire entry is indeed separate and correct.. Recommend: no further action [JOB]', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-18 12:12:00'),
(1434, 'James', 'helloe', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-18 12:30:43'),
(1435, 'James', 'Hey James, Can you create new cases for these docs please? 2757,6171,6025,6033. Cheers, Mark.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-18 15:23:19'),
(1436, 'James', 'Can you investigate why there are two destinations for doc 164? The case 1421 has been checked by you. Working on the basis that Destination may have been either the Nairn area or Edinburgh: since the patient was an advocate, likely was in town. On further reflection, removing both. [JOB]', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=164', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-18 15:56:12'),
(1437, 'James', 'Discuss with Mark the problem of docs having more than one destination. We want get rid of the mistakes but need a better way of handling the second destination when a letter has been passed on. Perhaps we have a new role \'Second Destination\'? See excel file for list of docs J:\\projects\\cullen\\database\\data\\output\\docs_with_more_than_one_destination.xlsx. All sorted. Only one with two valid destinations, all other the result of faulty inferrences and tagging. [JOB]', '\\J:ProjectsCullenDatabasedataoutputdocs_with_more_than_one_destination.xlsx', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-18 16:35:24'),
(1438, 'James', 'James, please check out doc 433 and tell me why you think it has two places as \'place of writing\'. Click on URL link &gt;&gt;&gt;&gt; -Presumably transcriber clicked both shortcut buttons. Have removed Edinburgh, as standard protool is assuming all written at Cullen\'s House (the specific). [JOB]', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=433', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-18 16:40:43'),
(1439, 'James', 'doc 3359 has english and latin. case for splitting? As discussed via email (and phone), I;m inclined to keep this document as one, for the shift is a means of obscuring information Cullen did not wish patient to be aware of, and is a continuation of his advice. [JOB]', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=3359', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-18 17:55:26'),
(1440, 'James', 'Case 301 - needs reordering again (doc 1335 needs to be first in order, but remain hidden) - you can do this with your new database access. ask me about it. hoody hoo! I think this test was a success! ^_^ [JOB]', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-20 12:58:46'),
(1441, 'People', 'POTENTIAL for PERS IDs 2715 and 3652 to be one and the same. Would like a second opinion on the matter, please. Merged with note by DS', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-20 15:09:42'),
(1442, 'People', 'Pers ID 943 (Dr Moodie) may be a duplicate person. Can someone cross-check please. EO. Yes - he is. Have reported. MMG', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=943', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-02-20 16:08:38'),
(1443, 'People', 'Something has gone wrong with person record 988. The database fields suggest that this is the Prime Minister Earl John Stuart, but the internal notes refer to a maid servant. Not sure which is right? Can someone please check. EO. Have checked and expanded his note. MMG This has been sorted out. DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=988', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-02-20 16:40:08'),
(1444, 'DTD', 'Hi Mark,it looks as though the \"salute\" tag doesn\'t like the \"space\" tag. Is it possible to make it like it?Thanks,Luca\"space\"\"salute\"  -asked for DOC ID - document 6159, page 2 has a salute with a space in it. - added to both DTDs', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-03-21 10:17:18'),
(1445, 'David', 'Hello,ingredients 244 and 497 seem to be the same.Best,Luca. YES: will need merging. I have merged notes and put DONOTUSE in 244. DS', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-02-22 21:13:10'),
(1446, 'People', 'Dr Moodie/Mudie in Montrose:\r\nID 943 and ID 1646\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-23 12:47:10'),
(1447, 'Case', 'Case 679 should be merged with Case 2304, as the case of Mrs Ludford, mother of a medical student. MMG Merged by DS,', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=679', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-23 13:28:19'),
(1448, 'People', 'Mrs Ludford Duplicate \r\nID 4930 and 5524\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-23 13:32:20'),
(1449, 'People', 'Jonathan Ludford duplicate\r\nID 4929 and 5525\r\n\r\nMMG', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-23 13:36:17'),
(1450, 'People', 'PERS IDs 2565 and 2567 ppear to be duplicates - please merge them and let me know when this is done.', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-24 15:29:09'),
(1451, 'People', 'Seems as though PERS IDs 142, 1668, 2016, and 2085 are all the same individual/patient. Please merge, and let me know when done. Merged by DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=560', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-24 15:34:38'),
(1452, 'People', 'I am stronglyu inclined to believe that PERS ID 1625 is indeed a duplicate (albeit misspelled in thetext) of 207. Please could the former be merged into the latter (which is the correct entry).', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-24 15:52:22'),
(1453, 'People', 'I\'m strongly inclined to believe PERS ID 3385 is a duplicate of 3379 in the case linked. Unnamed initially, but he is noted as being from Inverness. Please merge former into latter.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1569', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-24 16:02:52'),
(1454, 'People', 'Very strong evidence to suggest PERS ID 3932 is indeed 591 - I would recommend merging former into latter. merged by david', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=2023', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-24 16:06:31'),
(1455, 'LK-item', 'Hi mark, as flagged up by Luca in a \"miscellaneous\' note for me, Ingredient 244 is redundant as a duplicate for 497. I have consolidated the entry for 497 so 244 just needs merging into it. Thanks, David. - done!', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-25 20:11:38'),
(1456, 'People', 'Suggestion accidentally deleted. But your reported outdated link between Doc 5845 and Person 588 now removed. Person 588 is now totally defunct. DS  - I\'m confused because pers 5845 is still there and not linked to any documents. MH', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=5845', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-26 14:55:16'),
(1457, 'LK-items', 'Delete 17 Errhine/Errhina (action) at end of transcriptions if not used. and Pine Nuts ingredient 511 . - done as at 07/04/15', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-07 11:44:18'),
(1458, 'LK-item', '26 Sialagogue(s)	(action). Luca suggests that this could be merged with action 64. Please merge 64 into 26 (as the note for 26 is better). I have already added â€˜Masticatoryâ€™ to 26 as an AKA. - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-26 15:20:43'),
(1459, 'LK-item', '146 Anxietas Tibiarum	(condition)This should only be a condition, so please merge symptom 170 into Condition 146. - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-26 15:23:11'),
(1460, 'Bug', 'might need to split  6159. get back to Luca on it. - Iâ€™m inclined to split them!  Is this stupid? Let\'s make a decision on Tuesday.// Friday!  // Split, as agreed. All metadate moved/checked. May wish to assign 6299 and 6300 to Luca for checking. Not sure why, but only 6300 conforms to schema...! But already transcrobed, shouldn\'t take more than 5 minutes of his time confirming new state of things (which should really have been flagged before he started work on them... [JOB] // please communicate our decision to Luca. I\'ll upload the images when I get a min.MH  //  Done. [JOB]  // I need you to rename the doc images folder to 06300 - J:\\Projects\\Cullen\\Images\\doc_images\\60300   and are all the images staying in place for 6159?  // Curses! All sorted now, and no - all but two of the images from 6159 have been moved, so that document will need a complete refresh. [JOB] - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-20 15:03:13'),
(1461, 'Bug', 'Action #64 \"Masticatory\" was merged with action #26 \"Sialagogue(s) or Masticatory\" but no docs are linked to it. Nothing linked as of  19/3/15 so delete it if it never appears. Thanks, David // but both were suggested and approved then later merged so it\'s got to be in some docs?MH. Maybe not: as early on, because folk were confuse dover what an \'action\' was  I think that I loaded up some in advance of them  actually appearing. I have now checked twice and neither appears in transcriptions. , DS // ok. send this back to me and I\'ll delete them. MH // check this // done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-21 11:55:48'),
(1462, 'LK-items', 'Suggested by Rebecca in 2012 and later added, \"Hawthorn\" ingredient no.180 is no longer linked to any documents. please investigate.  David replies..a search finds no mention. Maybe suggested, but later found to have been a misreading? Suggest deleting. Thanks. Nope. Need to try harder than this David.. ok I give up. looked everywhere. not possible to find. it\'s now deleted.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-26 15:44:05'),
(1463, 'James', 'James. You removed the last places from docs 2860 and 2011. Please insert \'NOPLACES\' into the internal notes if this is true. cheers, Mark\r\n', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-26 15:47:52'),
(1464, 'Suggestion', 'make sql table to send queries and make custom queries for people - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-26 15:49:25'),
(1465, 'Suggestion', 'give james update access rights to doc_case table for re-ordering - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-26 15:49:53'),
(1466, 'Bug', 'use madien name for AKA also . e.g pers 962. when displaying full name. try it for people in case. - done. but needs to be neater.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-27 11:10:43'),
(1467, 'People', 'Hi Mark, please see my response/note in the People issues list for your problem number 1456, which is now sorted and, once you have noted the need to delete person 588, can be removed as being \'done\'. Thanks, David -  I\'m confused because pers 5845 is still there and not linked to any documents. MH', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-26 21:52:24'),
(1468, 'David', '157 documents contain a a typo at the end of the public description or do not end with a full stop. click on URL link to see records &gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;  ALL SORTED by DS.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=JFHDI', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-27 10:06:48'),
(1469, 'People', 'Reverend Emmerson (ID1044) has been identified to one of two people. Can someone check to see if it is possible to confirm which one he is? EO Not enough information in isolated reply to resolve, DS.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=1044', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-02-27 15:02:08'),
(1470, 'David', 'Hi Mark, apologies for the confusion in my recent email/person issue note. I got muddled between \'Doc\' and \'Person\' numbers ( I was working late). Basically all you need to do is delete Person 5845, Thanks,David.   - this will get deleted if you unlinked it and add \'TOBEDELETED\'', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-27 15:34:21'),
(1471, 'James', '*Check the manual*! There are 2 duplicate catalogue numbers! See URL for latest list! &gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=FHYLY', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-27 15:49:58'),
(1472, 'People', 'Mr Craufurd (ID 1099) may be the same person as (ID 450). EO. Possibly, but Jb finds there is not enough proof to justify merging. DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=1099', 'd', 'e.osborne.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-02-27 16:03:31'),
(1473, 'James', 'Hi James, Please visit my new query page at the *start of each shift* and look for the ones with your name next to them. \r\nhttp://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php \r\ncheers', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-27 16:33:36'),
(1474, 'James', 'Mismatch between images and pages for doc 2892. Can you investigate or pass to Lauren? Someone had insrted extra pb n=4 values, for some reason... removed, and transcriription now matches image numbering.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=2892', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-02-28 11:53:55'),
(1475, 'David', 'Hi Mark, please could we change the category \'Preparations\' in the ingredients markup list to \'Preparation\' (since all the other category names are in the singular, so I thought we should be consistent), Thanks, David. // But all the others are plural. e.g. conditions. Please advise. MH I must have been nodding when i sent you this...but we do still need to discuss the \'preparations\' term. David // I see from your other comment that you think \'Type of Preparation\' should be used. Seems ok to me. MH ', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-04 10:23:18'),
(1476, 'People', 'Have a query - did Prof Alexander Munro and Cullen work together on various cases, or share work load? I had created an entry in the database for a Dr Munro (ID4415) as it seemed that Cullen had taken on a patient of Munro who was out of town (Letter 5303), but one letter, 4833, has both their signatures on it, and is linked with a Miss Lockhart (Case 1759). A Miss Lockhart has a recipe in Letter 3058 (Case 192) in a letter signed by Munro, or rather A. M. M.D. (I think the MD is Doctor). I\'ve linked Letter 3058 to Prof Munro (ID89). I\'ve tried comparing handwriting, but it is not consistent, and it maybe by various clerks anyway.. Well the basic answer is Yes, they did undertake joint consultations: they were colleagues in the Uni and Monro was the leading anatomist and academic surgeon in Scotland and it is safe to assume that any mention of a Dr Monro in Edinburgh working with Cullen is the Prof. (but as there were 3 generations with same name and chair, so for a given letter suggest making a quick check of their \"active\" dates in DNB) .David. â€“ It can only be Monro I (d. 1767) or Monro II; Monro III was a teenager when Cullen died. Most Cullen references are to Monro II. [MMG]', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-02-28 22:50:20'),
(1477, 'People', 'Patrick Murray of Simprim - duplicateID 1952 and ID 4500MMG Merged by DS', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-02 03:16:05'),
(1478, 'Case', 'Case 1122 possibly should be 2 cases about the same patient: Doc 1703 is a different ailment in 1779. while Docs 3439 and 5761 concern his last illness (he died on 13 Dec 1788, 2 days after Cullen wrote his reply). - MMG Thanks, I have kept as one case but revised the note to take account of this. David.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1122', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-02 04:34:04'),
(1479, 'Case', 'Case 2450 should be deleted. The letter is part of Case 2186, Mrs Baillie: the use of Vitriol. Album and Laudanum for fits, and the keeping of detailed diary papers, match, and the date falls within the period of correspondence about her. [MMG] This makes no sense to me: Case 250 which is just Letter 82 concerns a Miss McGill, not a Mrs Baillie? David. â€“ Typo - meant Case 2450. See URL link. MMG Thanks, all sorted now, David', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=2450', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-02 12:14:13'),
(1480, 'People', 'Mrs Baillie of Dochfour - triplicate: ID 4792, 5480 and 5459 MMG All merged into one by DS', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-02 12:19:03'),
(1481, 'James', 'James, For 6297 the first page in the XML is marked up as pb=2. ', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=6297', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-02 13:02:07'),
(1482, 'James', 'Ok, I\'m removed the excess images from doc 3288. can you give it a final check over?', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=3288', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-02 14:13:36'),
(1483, 'Bug', 'James, can you confirm that images are ok for 1706 and 4473?  I was wondering if the bottom of the image of 4473 should be greyed out? (See URL) since that\'s what doc 6295 is. Document is being retained, as it is a draft - only recipe has been copied for use with the proper copy that has been returned - but nothing is repeated/comprimises the main searchable databse. [JOB] - decision is to leave it as it is. done', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/doc_images/04473/CUL_1_1_12_40_0001.jpg', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-02 14:32:15'),
(1484, 'People', 'Is pers 89 Munro the same as pers 4415 Munro? â€“ Yes, I\'m sending him in as a Duplicate - MMG', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-02 15:22:10'),
(1485, 'People', 'Duplicate:Dr Alexander Monro IIID 89, ID 4415MMG Merged by Ds', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-02 15:49:23'),
(1486, 'Case', 'Re: Case 2186 - Should Docs ID 3319 and 3320 be merged? The latter is the enclosure that goes with the former. MMG. We do not merge these; The catalogue numbers indicate they are related (use of suffix \'a\'), and it should be made clear in the internal notes. DS.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=2186', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-02 16:26:42'),
(1487, 'James', 'James, I\'ve created database login for you to manage the doc re-ordering within cases so you don\'t have to refer them to me. I\'ll give you a tutorial tomorrow. I\'ll start sending you some via this queue now. (Currently you\'ll still need to report daft letters and requests for docs to be hidden.)', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-02 16:30:05'),
(1488, 'People', 'Mr Atkinson/AitkinsonDuplicateID 4585 and 4813MMG Merged DS', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-02 19:45:40'),
(1489, 'Case', 'Case 2204 can be deleted - should be merged with Case 783.MMG Merged by DS.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=2204', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-02 19:51:18'),
(1490, 'Case', 'Does Case 818 merit a separate existence as well as being in Case 2451, for the one line of advice for Richard Allan?MMG. I created it that way: it was just my way of dealing with the fact that he also discusses \"a group case\", so  to speak. I prefer to let it stand as it is. Thanks, David.', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-02 20:42:46'),
(1491, 'People', 'Young lady in Campbeltown:Duplicate ID 675 and 5744MMG Merged, DS', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-02 21:42:42'),
(1492, 'Case', 'Cases 1297 and 2167 (female Campbeltown patient of Lionel Campbell; has had smallpox) should be merged.MMG. Merged by DS.', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-02 21:45:44'),
(1493, 'Case', 'Letter 3058 of Case 192 has a recipe for Miss Lockhart. This maybe the same Miss Lockhart of Case 1729 and so maybe of the same Case. Both cases have same other physician: Dr Alexander Munro. I\'ve linked this Miss Lockhart, as being the same, if you agree, then other links will have to be changed e.g. people id 4417 (Mr Lockhart) to the Count.  I agree, and have linked this letter to her case. Thanks,', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-03-02 22:06:07'),
(1494, 'People', 'Letter 3058 of Case 192 has a recipe for Miss Lockhart. This maybe the same Miss Lockhart of Case 1729 and so maybe of the same Case. Both cases have same other physician: Dr Alexander Munro. I\'ve linked this Miss Lockhart, as being the same, if you agree, then other links will have to be changed eg people id 4417 (Mr Lockhart) to that of the Count.  This may help: http://www.lockharts.com/2010/01/09/lockharts-of-lee/ Any clues as to how old she is? [MMG].  From Lteer 3058 I think can assume she is his daughter. This looks a if it is sorted, but I cannot be sure as this instruction is not precise enough. DS', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-03-02 22:06:51'),
(1495, 'People', 'Marion Cathcart of Genoch (nÃ©e Buchan, mistakenly given as \'Ross\' in one annotation):Triplicate ID 2248, 3122 and 4321. All merged into 2248  by DS', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-02 22:54:02'),
(1496, 'Case', 'Case 1215 should be merged with Case 959: â€“ same patient, Marion Cathcart, sister of John Buchan. The annotation mistakes her name, as mentioned in Doc ID 1491. [MMG] Sorted by DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1215', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-02 22:57:23'),
(1497, 'Case', 'Case 1215 should be deleted: Doc 1794 is part of Case 959 (to which I have now linked it). John Buchan mentions Cullen having mistaken his sister\'s name in Doc ID 1491: this must be what he meant. MMG. Has been deleted. DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1215', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-03 11:34:04'),
(1498, 'David', 'Two ingredients ID 476 and ID 28 have been use interchangeably. This was reported last year. Luca will fix them once you have confirmed instructions to him. Or has this been resolved? No, but I will sort it out, D. All sorted out. David', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-10 14:18:35'),
(1499, 'Bug', 'custom query need to show lookup items without a description - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-03 13:58:20'),
(1500, 'Bug', 'update script to add hyperlinks into doc descriptions and elsewhere. got most of them I think. ', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-14 07:50:43'),
(1501, 'Bug', 'Searched for America in the Places table - all Place AKAs have gone doolally, and are now reading \'South Moulton\' for some reason!!! - fixed.', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-03 14:28:27'),
(1502, 'People', 'I strongly suspect PERS IDs: 2663 and 2701 are one and the same - a second opinion would be appreciated, please! I think you must have entered the wrong number as one is a male doctor and the other\' sister of Miss Ellsion\'.?  David (resubmit?) Ah! found it myself... It was 2702. sorted, David...', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=52', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-03 15:04:56'),
(1503, 'David', '101  Morbus Niger  (condition)  - is not linked to any docs. So all Morbus Niger  (conditions)  need to be found and tagged. All sorted out..2 specific mentions re-agged as condition 101, and cross referencing to related symptoms included in relevant notes. David.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-10 14:02:25'),
(1504, 'Case', 'Does 5309 belong in case 1943? If not then I\'ll remove it from our list of docs to transcribe. Mark. No it was linked to case 1504 in error. I have delinked it. It does not need transcribing. David', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1943', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-03 16:30:14'),
(1505, 'Bug', 'Hi Mark, Letter 6171 comes up in your lists of queries as a document not linked to a case but in fact it is a Misc that is not a Consultation Letter. Not sure why it was transcribed, but it does not belong to any case and other than making it \'not a priority\' I do not know what to do to remove it from the letters that are supposed to be linked to cases. Thanks, David - removed from doc status and case deleted.', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-04 17:48:33'),
(1506, 'Bug', 'Hi Mark Document 5309 comes up in queries as not linked to a case: it is not a consultation letter (although it is amongst the Watt copies). Recipients name is smudged. and although Cullen is answering a letter of \'26th June\' no incoming letter has been traced probably because it was a personal letter and not kept amongst the consultations (but for some odd reason Cullen machine copied this reply). Basically it needs removing form the letters making up the consultations as it can never be linked to a case. Thanks, David - removed from doc status', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-04 18:03:54'),
(1507, 'People', 'Duplicate person. ID5395 was already in database as ID1816. When I looked at this there as no ID 5395 in the database, so assume this was deleted by Mark? David.', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-03-04 23:02:25'),
(1508, 'James', 'May I remind you that you still have 2 docs assigned to you? see URL >>>', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cul_datatables/your_docs.php?t=19', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-05 10:04:03'),
(1509, 'Front End', 'remove or hide all people and places and LK items that appear in not a priority docs. e.g. Dr Benjamin Franklin! - keep in all people for internal use. -test for type \'document\'. need quick flat table for people with join to docs', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-22 07:25:42'),
(1510, 'Bug', 'custom query - ingredients without an image for Luca - use the query that shows all for this.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-05 10:34:05'),
(1511, 'Suggestion', 'create page to show all images for ingredients - done. but they are a mess!', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-05 10:35:10'),
(1512, 'David', 'Investigate why places like Orminston Hill has not been used as \'Place of Writing\' when it has been used as a destination. - I presume it is due to standard protocol of auto-marking outgoing letters as being Certain in origins from Mint Close. HOWEVER, I note that a couple of transcribers have inferred this when Cullen mentions having been \'in the country\' - which is a reasonable assumption, I\'d be inclined to scour for every such reference and add a Mentioned inferrence, [JOB]  - it should be inferred which overrides the usual assumption of Mint Close.. MH See URL for all places of writing from cullen. // URL query is broken.MH  //  Can we please confirm whether Ormiston Hill (two entries), Ormiston (added as a town), and Ormiston Hall should all be merged into a single entry? It looks like they should - to me. [JOB] Some muddles here: MG had over-interpreted \'in the country\' and also confused Ormiston village in East Lothian with Ormiston Hill. But now All Sorted and no merging of places is required. David', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=PLACEOFWRITINGOUTGOING', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-10 13:50:30'),
(1513, 'Bug', 'Create a folder of cropped images for each handstamp e.g handstamp_1.jpg, handstamp_201.jpg - using the placeID and no leading zeros. See URL or visit custom query page for latest data.  Mark. P.S I place ID 162 is Ireland. This query only shows towns. // now shows up to country level.MH  // Reminder: rename [JOB]  //  All done: J:\\Projects\\Cullen\\Images\\Handstamps [JOB]', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=HANDSTAMPS', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-29 10:33:19'),
(1514, 'Bug', 'remind everyone how to hyperlink documents. - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-05 10:57:32'),
(1515, 'James', 'See URL for custom query (takes a about 30 secs to load). It lists all the cases that contain docs with the same date. You\'ve been through the list before so I would expect that they will all remain unchanged BUT I need you to use your new database access through phpMyadmin to manually enter the order *even* if it is the same as the date order suggests. Once you\'ve done this then the query will only return new ones that need check. Does that make sense?', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=DOCSORDER', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-05 11:03:51'),
(1516, 'ARTSIT', 'Log ticket to give Stpehn GUID is sh215e access to Cullen folder. submit ticket... and ask for EarlyCinema folder. test relationship? - done but sh215e  is not allowed access under this type of contract.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-13 10:32:48'),
(1517, 'James', 'DOC 6296 - to be hidden from view - thanks James. I\'ve now given you permission to do this task yourself using phpMyadmin. Use this query to select the doc_hide value for any given doc id and update it to \'h\'. here\'s the query => SELECT doc_hide FROM PROD_document WHERE doc_id = 6296 ', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-06 10:06:21'),
(1518, 'Bug', 'Please delete PLACE 1110 (formerly 38 Union Street, London) - has been added as an alt. aka - done', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-06 12:29:43'),
(1519, 'James', 'FYI. Here\'s all the AKAs. See URL >>> or go to query page.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=PLACEAKAS', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-07 11:52:48'),
(1520, 'Bug', 'Why are there two separate entries in the AKA table for St. David? 1. St. Thomas in the East, 2.St. Thomas  //  Whilst it does show up twice on THAT table, I only see the one on the Edit Places page, St Thomas in the East (!)  [JOB] - solved', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=PLACEAKAS', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-07 11:56:56'),
(1521, 'Bug', 'change all place stats to ignore incoming/outgoing and instead use cullen and henry as the authoer / addressees - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-07 12:19:26'),
(1522, 'James', 'please investigate why Cullen is the author for doc 1646 and the place of writing is Tweedmouth. I\'m guessing the place of writing role has been applied incorrectly here. // Cullen should indeed be the addressee - presume thwe wrong quick-add button was used. [JOB]', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=1646', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-09 11:53:53'),
(1523, 'Bug', 'James, can you check out if doc 1432 has the right roles linked for people and places? It looks like Henry Cullen wrote from Aberdeen in this one. Might just be an error.   //  Henry is a Supplemental Author, as disucssed on 10/03/15 - hoping that new role might be created. [JOB]  - it will get created once you\'ve covered all bases with these odd letters. Unfortunately, I can\'t create it now to only later discover that some docs don\'t fit into it. MH  // Sorted! ^_^ [JOB]', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=1432', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-24 10:41:56'),
(1524, 'James', 'Please investigate why Cullen is the author in doc 2767  // Someone pressed the wrong quick-add button, seemingly [JOB]', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=2767', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-09 13:09:16'),
(1525, 'James', 'Please examine the following queries - PLACEOFWRITINGOUT , ALLDESTINATIONSOUT , ALLDESTINATIONSIN and ALLPLACEOFWRTINGIN and try to spot where places or roles of people have been recorded incorrectly. Of course we\'ve got the bigger problem of double authors/addressess that ruins things. More about that later.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-09 13:27:19'),
(1526, 'Bug', 'extended bio page broken for long records - probably copied from word. - give Luca access to phpMyAdmin. request sent to Chris. he\'s back on 17th March - fixed through jeditable.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-21 11:58:42'),
(1527, 'Bug', 'David, I came across a note from a project meeting that I took that said update \"Place recommended for travel\" to   \"Place recommended as Therapeutic Recommendation\". AND \"Mentioned\" to \"Of Pathological Significance\". And what about \"Place of handstamp\"? Can you confirm? Hi.  Yes: I recall this: Yes, please revise to \'Therapeutic Recommendation \' and \'Place of Handstamp\', but leave the other one as it is, Thanks, David  - done. but capitals are inconsistent. solve later no doubt.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-27 10:50:13'),
(1528, 'James', 'This is my mess but I\'ve put your name to it only if you have time! I\'ll chip away at it too.  See URL &gt;&gt;  // Seems to only affect the Public Description, which I cannot edit! [JOB]  - you can now.MH  //  All sorted! ^_^ But it does show that the Person descriptions need a bit of work to keep stylistically consistent... [JOB]. // Awesome! Please advise Eilidh on style and consistency as she\'s taking over this task from Emma.MH', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=PEOPLELINKS', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-18 16:34:22'),
(1529, 'James', 'Browse the bess of hardwick website and then we can have a chat...  URL>>>', 'http://www.bessofhardwick.org/home.jsp', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-09 16:37:19'),
(1530, 'James', 'Case 482:\r\nCan the letters be placed in date order, please? It looks to me as if the January letter is promising the sister\'s case, not enclosing it. The February letters (Latin and English) should follow it.\r\n\r\nMMG', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=482', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-09 22:00:33'),
(1531, 'James', 'please check Cullen as author in doc 2000', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=2000', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-10 10:49:15'),
(1532, 'James', 'Sort out Paris mess in DOC 6158 please.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=6158', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-10 10:55:10'),
(1533, 'Suggestion', 'Hi Mark,I can\'t find Missisippi in the \"edit places\" table. Could you please let me know if it\'s there?Thanks,Luca - not yet linked', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-03-10 11:22:07'),
(1534, 'Bug', 'PERS 667 has thesis \'TO BE TRACED\'  - we can\'t have this left like this. See URL for all &gt;&gt;&gt; . Hi Mark, I have added in title of thesis, but do not know how to delete \'To be Traced\'. David. - deleted by me.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=THESIS', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-10 11:31:15'),
(1535, 'James', 'Nailed it! Here\'s all the letters that have Cullen as both author and addressee. See all 7 DOCS - 778,  879,  1129,  1654,  1748,  1826,  2366. Will we be able to fit them into our proposed new roles or do we have to edit the docs?MH See URL for dynamic results.MH.  //  SORTED [JOB]', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=AUTHADD', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-24 13:39:52'),
(1536, 'People', 'PERS IDs 4973 and 607 are one and the same medical professional - please review merging former into latter. Merged by David. Thanks.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=392', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-10 12:58:07'),
(1537, 'James', 'Here\'s the live query for what I sent you earlier.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=DUPROLES', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-10 12:58:52'),
(1538, 'Bug', 'Here\'s all the docs that Cullen is neither author or addressee but is \'Patient\'s physician / Surgeon\' . Custom query? // Please - that way we can ensure none are missed. [JOB] - Ok. there\'s a lot more than I first thought. most seem legit. See URL&gt;&gt;&gt;  DOC 860 looks wrong.  //  I suppose we are to infer that Cullen is the addressee, even in the absence of an address page - which would remove the significanty majority (if not all) of these documents...? [JOB] // not sure. e..g 3352 is a letter between two other people. So I\'m inclined to leave all these as they are.MH  // Indeed - especially after working through the double addressee list. Presumably Cullen has been an addresse (supplemental) at some point (hence his having the physical copies), but there is nothing on the documents themselves to indicate that they were expressely intended for him... But again, this is working with inferrences, which without specific markers for this quality, I am loathe to commit. [JOB]', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=PHYSNOTAUTHADD', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-24 13:05:52'),
(1622, 'James', 'Hi David, I spotted this error that\'s quite serious but thankfully easy to solve. The following *11* (UPDATE 28/03/15) documents don\'t have an author or addressee which means we *cannot* connect them to letters by Cullen or letters to Cullen. Can you check each one? IDs - 1448,  1618,  1631,  1876,  2093,  2140,  2183,  2232,  2311,  2641,  5548 .   Mark // of course not all will have an author or addressee but I except there\'s a few missed links in here. When you\'ve gone through the list please ping this issue back to me. Cheers. MH. Mark, I went though these again: basically they are all case notes that we have to presume were sent or handed to Cullen for information. As they all form part of cases to which he sent replies I think it is Ok to link him as \'addressee\' so I have done this to them all (though it is stretching the definition a bit, as they are not letters actually addressed to him). I have also made sure he is linked as \'patient\'s physician\'. I hope this is enough to remove the problem you identified over searching. Thanks, David // James what do you think?  // Hmmm... I\'m not too keen on having these conenctions made, as the nature of Case Notes means that they were written to be passed along between physicians as and when required, and Cullen wasn\'t necessarily the sole intended recipient for whom the document was specifically crafted. Given his eminent position, of course, it is likely many WERE written solely for his use, but the format does not indicate this - and as I said years ago, perhaps havin Case Note as a separate document type would have allowed us to easily group them all together and explain this / the lack of people linked. [JOB] // I agree case note type would have been ideal. it still might be possible as there are 217 \'case notes\' according to free text search. Not sure why David has linked Cullen when surely they just needed a person added as author? looking at others in the 217 list links have been inconsistent. MH  // Indeed - I\'ve been doing my best to keep them consistent and \'trimmed\' (following this logic), but... perhaps we need to make a decisive call and quickly run through them all(?) [JOB] //got type case_note.MH', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-29 07:36:20'),
(1539, 'James', 'Can you investigate the use of \'Other\' in these docs? - 3619,5930,6025. Cullen is indeed only referred to / asked after to his sons in these documents [JOB]', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-10 13:05:43'),
(1540, 'James', 'It\'s probably worth that you scan the AKA query to see if you spot anymore doubles. See URL &gt;&gt;&gt;  //  No more duplicates as of 10/03/15 [JOB]', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=PLACEAKAS', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-10 13:13:59'),
(1541, 'James', 'Duplicates place.592 and 1253Both used as Handstamp as well, but Carlingwork (592) is the proper one. plase merge latter into former. - Ok. I\'ve deleted the duplicate and delinked it from DOC3552. Can you link the original to DOC 3552 please?', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-10 13:34:55'),
(1542, 'James', 'Updated Possible AKAs query. See URL >>>', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=POSSAKAS', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-10 14:00:59'),
(1543, 'David', 'These letters have just addressee/authors - 3324,  5623,  6158,  6188,  6190. Possibly missing other roles?  // All sorted, only 6190 proves unusual, as it is a note trying to arrange a social meeting. Patient does mention having a cold, but not in the capacity of medical inquiry... doesn\'t feel right adding Cullen in a medical role for this document. [JOB]  // David, can you take a look at DOC 6190 and advise if further person/role links are required?MH Nothing needs doing. DS.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-19 22:11:12'),
(1544, 'James', 'These two docs only have addressee role - 1187,2953. is that correct?  //  Have added patient to former (which was missed), latter has not been worked on yet (currently assigned to Mary) [JOB]', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-10 14:15:38'),
(1545, 'James', 'Addressee || Author || Patient ....but no physician!? 857,  876,  880,  881,  886,  889,  890,  892,  898,  794,  796,  797,  802,  900,  741,  746,  1799,  3324,  1049,  9,  10,  2782,  5623,  498,  1198,  1187,  3895,  6158,  4241,  4246,  1594,  4874,  5000,  2406,  4841,  5133,  6188,  6190,  6025..Are these docs correct?- they are now. I\'ve sent this to David to work through.MH - removed as it\'s in Davi\'d queue now.MH', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-20 11:41:18'),
(1546, 'James', 'You can now choose what cases are called as featured. See any case page.  // Hooray for editorial priveledge! Now if only it came with RA money... ;D', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-10 14:35:49'),
(1547, 'People', 'PERSIDs 461, 180, 1223 are missing a title. Can we infer a title? Their titles were all evident from the letters and I I have added them in. Thanks, David.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-10 14:45:00'),
(1548, 'James', 'DOC 6298 is without a case. Added. // Hidden draft, and untranscribed... but added anyways.[JOB]', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-10 15:14:37'),
(1549, 'James', 'email test - delete // Consider it so. [JOB]', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-10 15:17:37'),
(1550, 'Bug', 'the spelling of Mississippi, I put through the spelling as it appeared in the letter which was : Missisippi (1 \'s\' missing), and meant to put through the current spelling which is Mississippi. - stephen hall  // Still awaiting the place to be added to a document so I can find it on the Edit Places table... [JOB]  //  Curses - I cannot edit the name of Regions, which it has been added as (incorrectly, I\'d argue...) &gt;.&lt;  //ah!  I forgot it was a region. (US states were always regions). I\'ve entered the AKA into the same field using brackets. Do you approve?MH  // Ah! I see... I thought it was the RIVER region being discussed, not the state. Dumkopf.  All looks correct at this end! [JOB]', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-20 10:29:18'),
(1551, 'James', 'This should work >>> SELECT doc_hide FROM PROD_document WHERE doc_id = 809\r\n', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-10 15:31:51'),
(1552, 'Bug', 'Write up editorial decisions for places (e.g. what is a place, what is a country, continent is really \'big area\', some places span over more that one region) and new roles for manual.  // can you advise on titles for our four types of places?  //  I\'m wondering if perhaps we could use \'Global Region\', \'Countries\', \'Towns and Areas\', \'Specific Place\'...? It\'s the latter that I\'m finding most tricky (but shall ruminate on it further) [JOB] // good so far. Perhaps we can have a note in the editorial to explain how we\'ve applied \'country\' to save us coming up with a perfect title?MH  //  J:\\Projects\\Cullen\\Place Level Descriptions.docx - kept it as succinct and precise as possible. How do those descriptions (and titles) sound? [JOB] // great. I\'ll see how I get on with them but might need something shorter than \'Settlements and areas\' when squeezing into tables. And what about multi region places - just needs a note?  Might be worth saying how we\'ve picked te co-ordinates and modern / AKA places names. MH  //  Do we actually have any multi-region places marked-up...? [JOB] // I\'m sure there was a West Coast of Scotland or something like that. and Sutherland? MH  //  I think, at this stage, the description will suffice, and a couple of anomalies will just be that. See if anyone notices and submits a bug report, haha! [JOB]', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-06 15:42:08'),
(1553, 'James', 'I wonder how many declined \'lookup\' items are also in the tables...', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-10 16:12:26'),
(1554, 'Bug', 'Generate new Google Map data for pers_role author/addressee of cullen and henry - as prototype for NLS maps', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-14 17:44:00'),
(1555, 'James', 'Tidied up \"Hotel (Matthew Pool, hotel, 1 Princes Street) now Balmoral Hotel \" entry. cheers - ignore.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-10 16:33:05'),
(1556, 'Bug', 'Flag cases that have had a manual re-ordering - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-10 16:33:48'),
(1557, 'Bug', 'custom query for all docs created by james but does not have a cat num in the internal notes  ... assume split has taken place? - now custom query', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-10 16:37:12');
INSERT INTO `bug_report` (`bug_id`, `bug_type`, `bug_desc`, `bug_url`, `bug_status`, `bug_submitted_by`, `bug_submitted_date`) VALUES
(1558, 'David', 'David, FYI, The \'Bug Status\' can ONLY have values \'a\' or \'d\'. I\'ve just discovered a bunch of issues that have fallen through the cracks due to incorrect bug status values. \'Bug Type\' on the other hand can have the value \'David\', \'Case\', \'People\', \'James\' or \'Bug\' to transfer issue into other peoples queues.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-11 16:37:01'),
(1559, 'Bug', 'Is the draft copy relationship the right way around for 5358 / 6296? BOTH appear to have been hidden from view, for some reason...! I suggest un-hiding 6296, as it is ccatalogued later, which implies it was the final version (due to the differences in wording) [JOB] - you can do this through phpMyADmin - just set value to \'v\' for visable or \'h\' to hide...send back to me if issue is not resolved. e.g.  I might have to reverse draft/copy relationship.MH  // Hidden statuses are now correct - please could you double-check linked relationship? [JOB] // there\'s still a draft not hidden. see DRAFTSNOTHIDDEN query. MH  //  I don\'t understand - double-checked the MyPHP log-in, and one is marked hidden and the ther visible...! is it a need for a refresh? [JOB] // what\'s the query you are using to see this?MH  // phpMyAdmin -&gt; cullencms -&gt; PROD_document -&gt; Search -&gt; [enter Doc ID value] -&gt; scroll to end of datatable to \'doc_hide\' column. This was the only way I could get to work. [JOB] - hidden now.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-24 13:42:06'),
(1560, 'Bug', 'See if you can make sense of this one. Basically we need to link back to the RCPE\'s record of things when we\'ve split docs. This query attempts to find those that that don\'t have a cat num reference.  // I\'m bring this issue back.  We\'ll know by the end of tomorrow if you have time left to do it. MH  // Luca?', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=NEWDOCSNOCATREF', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-06 15:08:47'),
(1561, 'Bug', 'Stats page looking a bit wrong!', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-11 17:15:42'),
(1562, 'Bug', 'Fochabers placeID 819 is a duplicate. Needs to be merged into Fochabers 545. James, can you find the docs that Fochabers 819 is linked to and delink it then link the orginal one? THen ping this back to me and I\'ll delete the duplicate  // Consider yourself pinged! ^_^ [JOB]. - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-11 17:49:11'),
(1563, 'Bug', 'I wonder if these local places we removed ages ago eventually showed up?  J:\\Projects\\Cullen\\Database\\data\\output\\local_places_not_linked_removed.xlsx  //  A fair few recently suggested places do seem familiar... [JOB]', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-11 17:56:32'),
(1564, 'David', 'Hi Mark, when you look at the map of all places mentioned there seem to be two different pins for the continent of North America (as a whole). Is this a Bug? Best, David - Hi David. I don\'t see this. What ID\'s pop up when you hover over each pin?MH - map updated pm 12th. Do you still see this issue?MH I think I see what you are referring to. One is the country(331) and the other is the continent(257). So this isse can be deleted.MH', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-11 20:41:34'),
(1565, 'James', 'James, I\'ve devised a neat way to help spot when a place has been added to both the place table and specific table. See URL.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=PLACEANDLOCAL', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-12 10:15:09'),
(1566, 'Bug', 'I think Balmoral and Pool\'s hotel from the specific place table is the same place. Do you agree? //  I don\'t thibk so - Balmoral refers to the Castle, not The Balmoral hotel, which is 1 Princes St. ... [JOB] - good spot', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-12 10:18:28'),
(1567, 'James', 'Should we loose the comma from \"2, Poland Street\" (specific place) to be consistent? ', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-12 10:21:44'),
(1568, 'Bug', 'test', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-12 11:03:43'),
(1569, 'Bug', 'another test', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-12 11:06:18'),
(1570, 'Bobbins', 'Try typing something OTHER than \'a\' or \'d\' into the Bug Status box...  //  A little like closing the coop after the cjhickens have fled, but... invaluable experience for project work going forward! Haha. Might I suggest the same for \'Type\' value - perhaps even a dropdown table, so as to avoid potential misspellings...? [JOB]  - good idea...but inserting a drop down menu into this table is a nightmare! MH  - actually any mistakes in this col shows up in my list anyway.  try it. you can insert anything and it goes to me...', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-12 11:10:57'),
(1571, 'Bug', 'James, can you scan your doc_images folder and make sure I\'ve uploaded all recent image edits to the database? If there was an automatic way of doing this I would. Just check for last modified date &gt; 1st Nov 2014 if that\'s not too time consuming.  //  Ooh, there\'s 101 folders that have a Last Modified date after that point...! [JOB] - ok. might be worth a complete refresh or clever script? - clear from issues for now.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-12 11:16:03'),
(1572, 'James', 'FYI. See note under docs to flag up when docs have been manually re-ordered. Helpful I think.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=301', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-13 14:58:46'),
(1573, 'Bug', 'Hi David, As discussed please check out Spanish letter 6033. AS it doesn\'t seem to be a consulation letter it probably won\'t be inluded in this version of the website. Please read the notes and the translation in the XML - it\'s quite interesting. This was provided by an ex colleague of Kathryn\'s. Her name is MÃ¡ire Doran and her emai is mozo1@btinternet.com  . She was Kathyrn\'s ex manager in a previous school. She has also worked as a translator for the Portuguese football team Benfica FC. I\'m sure she would be available for hire in future.  And finally, if it is to be removed please delink it from it\'s case and add TOBEDELETED to the case name. Thanks. Mark // can you deal with the de-linking of this document so I can tidy things up? thanks. MH. Good to have had this done, but strikes me that it needs more work - the translation is a bit odd in places and work needed on persons concerned and context etc, so set aside. David. // Hi David, I see that you\'ve  actioned anything on this document before deleting the issue (it needs to be delinked).  So I\'ve brought this issue back. Cheers. - doc removed by Mark. not sure if DS has sent email or not. ', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-04 10:44:26'),
(1574, 'Bug', 'Hello,I\'ve found these two \'candidates\' for being a duplicate:377	Dougalston (PLACE)378	Dougalston (SPECIFIC)Best,Luca - please investigate.  //  What\'s he doing on Cullen right now? he\'s working in 5 Uni Gardens today - is he being paid twice for two jobs undertaken at the exact same time?  Have altered the single dup reference, so that the PLACE (ID: 1050) can be deleted and removed from the database. [JOB] - done', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-03-13 12:27:17'),
(1575, 'Bug4', 'test time', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-13 14:59:02'),
(1576, 'Bug', 'DELETE FROM PROD_place_details WHERE place_id IN (1146,545,126) #check these from backup. it\'s ok. it was Weston which became a specific place. MH', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-20 15:41:00'),
(1577, 'James', 'James please check case 2417. It\'s got nice artwork and the docs are both level 2.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=2417', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-14 07:41:28'),
(1578, 'Bug', 'Hey James, I improved this issues queue. Now when you edit a note or transfer to me it jumps to the top. Much better as I was not really noting when you pinged them back into my queue.  // Hmmm... can that be done for mine, as well? [JOB]  - It should work for your queue too. Try shift + F5 to refresh.MH // Cheers! [JOB]', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-17 10:54:34'),
(1579, 'Case', 'David, please level 2 check the two docs in our most high profile case:1686 so it can be completed.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1686', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-18 12:39:34'),
(1580, 'Bug', 'produce custom query to show all not a priority docs and all docs transcribe that are not a \'document\' - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-14 12:31:28'),
(1581, 'Bug', 'You wanted to know how many docs we wasted our time transcribing? See URL &gt;  // Well... ... ... that number could be much worse. [JOB]', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=NOTAPRIORITYTRANS', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-17 10:30:18'),
(1582, 'James', 'Here\'s all the docs \'Not a Priority\'. Good potential for further projects. ', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=NOTAPRIORITY', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-14 12:05:28'),
(1583, 'James', 'FYI - contents docs  /  How handy! I was looking for a contents page the other week, and struggling a bit. Cheers! [JOB]', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=CONTENTS', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-18 15:43:14'),
(1584, 'Bug', 'Find the doc with without an images.there should be 6101 - all solved. ', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-15 07:50:58'),
(1585, 'James', 'James, DOCs 769, 4959, 5509, 5994 have all been deleted from the database but for some reason the folders in doc_images folder still there - they can probably safely be deleted but best to double check from your end that.  //  Can you please send me the bug report for Doc 5994 that led to its deletion? [JOB] - it should be in your queue now. BugID 1208.  // Cheers - all deleted now! [JOB]', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-17 10:46:21'),
(1586, 'DTD', 'Update LK ids into schemas - done. but not for foreign dtd.- done now.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-21 10:17:30'),
(1587, 'LK-items', 'FYI - See Ingredient 511 - Pine Nuts. Yes, remove it if it never appears. Thanks, David (not sure how it got there in the first place).', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-20 12:52:22'),
(1588, 'Case', 'Hello,\r\n\r\ndocument 5873 belongs to case 857 and not to case 2169. Also, its description should be changed; in fact it\'s a reply by William Cullen to Reverend Henry Elliott who wrote on the 14th of August (letter 3574).\r\n\r\nBest,\r\nLuca', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-03-15 15:34:17'),
(1589, 'Case', 'Hello,document 5873 belongs to case 857 and not to case 2169. Also, its description should be changed; in fact it\'s a reply by William Cullen to Reverend Henry Elliott who wrote on the 14th of August (letter 3574).Best,Luca All sorted, thanks, David', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-03-15 15:35:49'),
(1590, 'People', 'Hello,it looks as though persons 2833 and 5159 are the same person just spelled differently, so it might be a good idea to merge them and put one of the two spellings in the \'AKA\' field.Best,Luca Now merged by David.', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-03-15 15:43:12'),
(1591, 'James', 'Hello,there are still issues with document 5873, in that image no. 3 seems to come from a different letter. I think letter 5873 ends with page no. 2.Best,Luca  - james this was meant to have been solved a while ago. see internal notes for Jenny\'s view on it.MH  //  It was, until Luca did the wrong transcription &gt;.&lt; Have now sorted, and the images for DOCs 5873 and 5872 need refreshing - cheers!  - done! please shift+F5 refresh and check that it\'s right.MH  // Oui, all sorted. ^_^ [JOB]', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-03-18 11:04:07'),
(1592, 'Case', 'Letter 4662 in Case 882 belongs to Case 820 concerning Mr Likly. There is no reference to Miss Home in Letter 4662. All sorted out now,  David.', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-03-15 20:44:40'),
(1593, 'Mark', 'Hi Mark,,please see my response at close..HI David, I think it might be worth including the list of declined suggestions for lookup items on the final website. I get the feeling that people will question why certain items were not included and since we have a complete list then we could make that available to give a full understanding of our decision making. In theory this is quite good idea, but the list was never designed for public viewing and it would take a great deal of tidying up to make it so. It is full of impromptu comments etc. I am happy to stand by our decisions. I have assumed that I will write a short paragraph on some of the issues involved in deciding what to tag. I think that should be enough. D. - ok', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cul_datatables/lookup_table_edit.php?t=15', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-26 09:54:24'),
(1594, 'Case', 'Letter 3450 of Case 2305 is part of Case 2280, concerning Ebenezer Kelty of Auchtermuchty. Revised by DS.', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-03-16 11:33:25'),
(1595, 'Bug', 'remove XML code from docs that have been deleted. - do file listing and compare in excel.  - got 3799 files. all ok', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-02 11:19:17'),
(1596, 'Bug', 'Turn Custom Database Queries into datatable. - no important', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-21 10:04:40'),
(1597, 'Bug', 'order new oxygen key for latest version. - done.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-21 11:56:04'),
(1598, 'Bug', 'need table for feature case - reasons for featuring case! - working on it', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-25 10:04:49'),
(1599, 'James', 'James, please check case 1778. - it\'s the one with drawings!', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1778', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-16 12:29:30'),
(1600, 'Bug', 'allow links to be added and deleted for people. - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-17 10:55:06'),
(1601, 'People', 'Can you confirm the first name for PER 524? No, cannot be certain it is the Balfour. DS>', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=524', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-16 16:31:30'),
(1602, 'People', 'PERS 523 is missing a title and I think there\'s a chance we can work it out. Sorted by Ds', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=523', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-16 16:37:32'),
(1603, 'People', 'PERS 1690 is missing a title. Sorted by DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=1690', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-16 16:38:21'),
(1604, 'Bug', 'images for places - create image table for places and people. import bio pics. would be good.', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-02 11:18:21'),
(1605, 'Bug', 'place page showing image and cases - in progress', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-25 09:04:41'),
(1606, 'Bug', 'add bio pics to people and come up with custom query for significant people without images. it\'s in a mess. james to sort out images first. - working on it.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-25 10:04:37'),
(1607, 'Bug', 'get james to tidy up bio images? or batch for now. - yes. bug sent', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-17 10:52:49'),
(1608, 'Bug', 'new col for favorite to make public - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-17 15:30:33'),
(1609, 'Bug', 'Drop down list for links type - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-17 10:43:32'),
(1610, 'Bug', 'James, I need to you sort out this mess! - J:\\\\Projects\\Cullen\\Images\\Biography_Pictures  - take a look and we\'ll talk later about it over of coffee.  //  Good lord... Marianne\'s handiwork? [JOB]   -// best that I tidy this up first.MH //ok. I\'ve made a start. also take a look at this query (see URL)  //  I think we need a standard size for these images! [JOB] // yes we do. can you find the biggest standard size? Might need to create a canvas border for ones too small.  if they are all the same then I can batch re-size them to anything. MH  // Wouldn\'t it be easier to find the smallest dimensions, and compress the larger images...? [JOB] // I\'ll try a batch.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=PEOPLEPICS', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-10 14:55:24'),
(1611, 'James', 'My searching indicates that the images in doc_images for 5790 and 5876 may not match that on the database. It could be that you updated them and I never refreshed them. Can you take a look?  - the images I found floating around on the server were - (CUL_1_1_21_147_0002_b.jpg, CUL_1_1_21_147_0002_a.jpg, CUL_1_1_21_147_0003.jpg, CUL_1_1_21_147_0004_a.jpg, CUL_1_1_21_147_0004_b.jpg, CUL_1_1_21_62_0001_a.jpg,)MH  // 5790: webpage is missing first image, which is in the folder. 5876: missing several pages, all of which are ready for a document refresh. [JOB]  //thanks. I\'ve rolled back both docs to you and Lauren. Ca you check over doc 5790 and pass it through for checking? cheers.MH  //  5790: The first image is still a repeat of the second (rather than the actual first page included in the doc_images folder) :-/ [JOB] // did you shift+F5 refresh? MH  // Ah, all working now. Luca missed a page number, which threw everything off, but all sorted now! [JOB]', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-20 14:18:19'),
(1612, 'Bug', 'CUL_1_1_21_147_0002_b.jpgCUL_1_1_21_147_0002_a.jpgCUL_1_1_21_147_0003.jpgCUL_1_1_21_147_0004_a.jpgCUL_1_1_21_147_0004_b.jpgCUL_1_1_21_62_0001_a.jpg- all appear on UNIX but have no database link. - duplicate bug sent to James.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-17 11:47:30'),
(1613, 'Future', 'FYI . There are 172 duplicate filenames for active images. Not necessarily the same image - just the same filename. Probably due to renaming. Which would mean the image filenames do not match the cat.num and may not link back to original. See first image for doc 4942 and 4943. We don\'t have time to solve this now but wanted to make you aware.MH  // CURSES! >.< [JOB]', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-27 11:00:50'),
(1614, 'Bug', 'populate flat table of all places for speed and update daily. - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-25 09:05:58'),
(1615, 'People', 'PERS: 239 - I think we should remove the doubt from the external notes and keep that in the internal notes. This has been tidied up by the case checker.. DS', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-17 11:56:17'),
(1616, 'People', 'I believe the two Thomsons (Miss and Mrs) in Cases 1541 and 1549 are the same, could you please consider, and potentially merge 5284 -&gt; 2777 / 5283 -&gt; 2888. Yes, one letter was to the mother, but clearly about the daughter\'s treatment. All sorted. DS', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-17 12:00:26'),
(1617, 'People', 'There seems to be doubt over PERS 257. Note has been updated as best we can. DS.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-17 11:59:09'),
(1618, 'James', 'FYI - check out hyperlink quick copy/paste at the top of any person/doc/case page.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=284', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-17 12:16:08'),
(1619, 'TEI', 'make TEI header and input filenames and doc IDs to top level element? wait for advice from GC. - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-20 08:52:22'),
(1675, 'James', 'Did you clear the MISSINGLINKS list?  //  I don\'t recall the specifics of what was on that query... was it the NAME_GOES_HERE one...? [JOB] // not it was the doc descriptions without links but mentioned to other docs. ...dammit...who\'s done this. I\'ll have to check them all! MH  //  Doesn\'t sound familiar to the tasks I have done recently... sorry! :-/ Let me know if you find anything out. [JOB] // looks like Lauren went through them all. never mind.MH', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=MISSINGLINKS', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-24 13:54:10'),
(1620, 'People', 'PERS:5301  - has the last name been put into the maiden name box in error? yes, now sorted, DS', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-17 13:07:28'),
(1621, 'People', 'PERS:5273  - do we know his first name? Added by Ds', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-17 13:08:13'),
(1623, 'People', 'Remove \'unknown\' from these people - 496, 497, 498, 555, 569, 595. All sorted DS', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-17 16:40:51'),
(1624, 'David', 'Another issue to do with missing roles. There\'s 34 (UPDATE - as at 28/03/15) docs with addressee, author and patient but no physician linked. See DOCS - 857,  876,  880,  881,  886,  889,  890,  892,  898,  794,  796,  797,  802,  900,  741,  746,  1799,  1049,  9,  10,  2782,  498,  1198,  1187,  3895,  4241,  4246,  1594,  4874,  5000,  2406,  4841,  5133,  6025. ALL SORTED (6025 is not a consultation letter so is the exception). DS', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-10 12:38:47'),
(1625, 'Bug', 'All places flat table - replace URLS with aboslute. fix insert escape problem in URLS. - create datatable for super quick look ups! almost live.  - done!', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=ALLPLACES', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-18 18:49:50'),
(1626, 'Case', 'Letter 2744 (Case 1857) and Letter 5192 (Case 1938) are the same case. Added Barcaldine to Letter 5192 (Case 1938), Merged by DS.', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-03-17 20:31:26'),
(1627, 'David', 'Transcription of Letter 5192, end 1st para, image 1 \'Mr. McTaurin\' should read \'Mr. McLaurin\', I have corrected this, DS.', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-03-19 22:26:02'),
(1628, 'People', 'Have delinked Mr. McTaurin (ID5724) from Letter 5192 and replaced it with Mr MacLaurin (ID5881) and have set ID5724 to TOBEDELETED.Thanks, DS', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-03-17 20:32:44'),
(1629, 'Bug', 'Can you advise on the best way to refer to another within the hyperlink text? e.g \'Doc ID:201\' or \'Doc [ID:201]\' or any other way?  Just to be clear I\'m not talking about the HTML but the click-able part of the text. if that makes sense.  // I have been trying not to use raw doc ID in the descriptions, as you mentioned a few weeks back, instead preferring things like: \'a later letter\'. If pushed, I would say \'Doc ID: xxx\' has been used where it cannot be avoided, but there has been no editorial standard (and I do rather like the use of brackets to distinguish the classification...) [JOB]  // agreed on formated', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-20 11:22:44'),
(1630, 'Bug', 'Check out this for Speed &gt;&gt;&gt;  // Gee whiz, how did you manage that?! ^_^', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cul_datatables/docs_pers_place_lk.php?t=40', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-20 10:24:29'),
(1631, 'Front End', 'PLACE page - add coordinates and Google map, image/caption and description if it exists. People linked to place? How this place has been used as different roles roles e.g handstamp and count.MH', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-22 08:13:30'),
(1632, 'James', 'The pers link in the case name looks a but long. case_id=498', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=498', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-19 10:47:51'),
(1633, 'Bug', 'Ask Mary when she\'ll complete DOC 2953,3573,5168. If not then pass to Stephen. - SH informed', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-23 16:33:02'),
(1634, 'Bug', 'Case 750 is not really a consultation: these are two personal letters to Cullen from the Misc. Boxes They are originally tagged as \'not a priority\'. Not sure why they were not excluded for being transcriped as intended. David. - both removed from status. Case to be deleted. script will clean it up.MH', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-20 12:54:59'),
(1635, 'Bug', 'custom query for females linked to docs in a medical role - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-20 14:34:02'),
(1636, 'Bug', 'Find docs with more than one author and also docs with more than one addressee - done. 75 and 112!', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-20 13:04:29'),
(1637, 'David', 'David, There are 24 (UPDATE) DOCS that involve Cullen but has no author or addressee. This is a big problem. Please add in the missing people and roles. DOC IDs: 1307,  1325,  1331,  1448,  1618,  1631,  1860,  1876,  1925,  2093,  2140,  2144,  2183,  2232,  2311,  2453,  2641,  2841,  3490,  3626,  3632,  3843,  5548,  6134. - duplicate', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-28 11:03:22'),
(1638, 'DTD', 'Add Frankincense ID to DTD - done. and added up to 535 to future proof it a little!', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-20 12:51:09'),
(1639, 'James', 'Here\'s all the DOCs (75 in total) that contain more than one addressee - 13, 322, 327, 339, 373, 621, 645, 757, 909, 1071, 1115, 1160, 1182, 1220, 1249, 1316, 1439, 1485, 1512, 1533, 1669, 1852, 1964, 2158, 2249, 2254, 2403, 2524, 2599, 2639, 2677, 2838, 2973, 2997, 3049, 3328, 3336, 3391, 3461, 3562, 3582, 3800, 3810, 3981, 4379, 4418, 4427, 4553, 4711, 4829, 4981, 5023, 5214, 5324, 5335, 5349, 5382, 5387, 5402, 5495, 5543, 5582, 5620, 5784, 5819, 6239, 6263.  // ALL sorted, and ye gawds it took ages. Now for the long(er) list of duplicate authors... :-/ [JOB] // amazing. Here\'s one more...DOC 1540...not sure how  it wasn\'t in your original list. Sorry! MH', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-24 14:36:40'),
(1640, 'Bug', 'Here\'s all the DOCS (112 in total) that have more than one author - 81, 105, 191, 255, 411, 453, 527, 535, 547, 566, 567, 609, 612, 630, 722, 732, 753, 766, 792, 793, 817, 825, 867, 925, 935, 989, 1059, 1106, 1110, 1113, 1114, 1161, 1224, 1226, 1228, 1262, 1271, 1390, 1432, 1433, 1482, 1526, 1554, 1580, 1625, 1743, 1748, 1768, 1834, 1838, 1841, 1866, 1924, 1940, 1942, 1978, 2022, 2052, 2070, 2168, 2294, 2441, 2447, 2585, 2601, 2657, 2763, 3059, 3201, 3254, 3269, 3365, 3511, 3526, 3528, 3545, 3568, 3575, 3699, 3874, 3875, 3945, 4026, 4049, 4062, 4076, 4279, 4357, 4360, 4370, 4372, 4512, 4544, 4545, 4628, 4819, 4840, 5435, 5793, 6022.  //  Sweet. Zombie. Jesus. DONE. New role fit wonderfully thoughout - whether co-signee, filling in Cullen\'s pre-printed questionaire, small postcript or casenote attached... no anomalies whatsoever. ^_^ One supplemental author identified as wrong person throughout the lengthy case, was found. // brill!', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-25 08:03:38'),
(1641, 'James', 'Any reason for the place suggestions table still having those 3 suggestions sitting there?  //  Gone, just like that! [JOB]', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cul_datatables/bug_report.php?t=35', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-20 13:51:14'),
(1642, 'Bug', 'This selected list might be easier to start with. It shows all docs that have more than one author AND more than one addressee. 879, 1119, 1238, 1654, 1826, 2732, 2964, 3319.  // It would be *REALLY* handy to have Supplemental -- roles... :-/ [JOB] // new roles added. Fire away!MH  //  All fit nicely, and ready to be d\'d. [JOB]', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-24 11:01:39'),
(1643, 'Bug', 'create an account for Alex - forget this . leave for final website', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-14 13:17:01'),
(1644, 'People', 'Docs that contain a female link as either \'Patient\'s physician / Surgeon\' or \'Other physician / Surgeon\'  // Hmmmmm... a couple of misattributed Patients, but otherwise... only 2 midwives, a woman who *may* have had some medical training (but is listed as a medical professional (not sure I agree that folk remedies count), and a medical bookseller who assists her father (a med pro) through carrying documentation (again, not sure this counts, and her role is only inferred - more potentiality than certainty, unfortunately... bit she would be a nice individual to make special note of if we were more sure! [Doc Id:1526])  [JOB] // David this is an interesting query. See URL. James and I are interested to know your thoughts on this.MH. Thanks for this flagging up. No room here to write a full response, but I have been over all these and made the linkages consistent so that only midvives and corbett\'s daughter/assistant (on whom I have research info) ) are recorded as professionals. DS.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=FEMMEDLINK', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-20 14:49:14'),
(1645, 'Bug', 'Sort out medical processional problem. find all those linked as 1or2 and update value to Med Pro in people table - consider remove Medical Professional from view. Not needed if roles used to establish this and title and occ. - done my best to fix all based on roles. may not use this field in the end if it\'s unreliable. ', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-21 10:03:16'),
(1646, 'Bug', 'One doc in your transcription queue &gt;&gt; // (still needs an image reset... as requested earlier :)) [JOB] // oops. it\'s there now.MH', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cul_datatables/your_docs.php?t=19', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-20 13:59:48'),
(1647, 'People', 'Can you check these Professors and update their medical professional status? There seems to have been a bug that lead to the incorrect value going into the database. PERSIDS: 89, 481, 517, 741, 855, 1039, 1057, 1255, 3372, 3976, 4354, 5790.. ALL SORTED OUT (there were a few  gaps and errors] DS', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-20 13:53:01'),
(1648, 'People', 'David, on a related matter there are 8 mentions of \'midwife\' but not all the people are recorded as Medical Professionals.  e.g. PERS 3567. See URL for occupations. I have sorted this out. There seem to be only 5 now but I also added \'midwife\' to external notes so that a search for \'midwife\' on the person table brings up all 5. I am waiting for the database to update to check again that it is all OK&gt; David. Checks-out, so all sorted. David.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=PERSOCC', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-20 14:49:36'),
(1649, 'James', 'Would name these new roles \'Supplemental Author\' and \'Supplemental Addressee\'?  // I would iundeed. My random sampling showed only erroneous duplications and instances where these tags are entirely appropriate. [JOB] // that\'s the roles in place! Can you prepare a note for the manual and I\'ll inform everyone. Can you now go through both lists and fix errors and apply new roles where necessary? I\'ll inform David on Tuesday. MH', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-21 08:58:23'),
(1650, 'James', 'You forgot to log this bug for yourself. DOC 879 might need extra attention. Re link the doubles until we have a solution.  //  All re-doubled up now. [JOB]', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=879', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-20 15:49:20'),
(1651, 'People', 'PERS IDs 4942 and 398 appear to be one and the same. yes, now merged by Ds', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-20 15:40:56'),
(1652, 'People', 'MMG thinks that 1829 might be the same person as 432. Looks like Paisley is one place of writing in common. Please investigate. Handwriting does not seem to match. Ds.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-21 09:09:51'),
(1653, 'People', 'Please checkout these 15 females who are recorded as medical professionals as they might not be - PERS ID: 965, 2402, 2752, 2753, 3186, 3266, 3392, 3487, 3862, 4075, 4077, 4088, 4200, 4735, 5766,) One a midwife, one a quack physician\'s assistant, the rest all errors (all entered by LG for some odd reason). Sorted. DS.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-21 09:56:42'),
(1654, 'Bug', 'document 6300 is the transcription of 6158 (which is the original). - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-21 11:27:31'),
(1655, 'Bug', 'ERROR CHECKING - find all drafts that are not hidden - one for james - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-21 11:27:35'),
(1656, 'Bug', 'New Query for you - Find all draft docs that are not hidden from view.  //  This *should* now be hidden... [JOB]', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=DRAFTSNOTHIDDEN', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-24 13:36:57'),
(1657, 'Bug', 'Extract vol info from doc descriptions...might not be worth while at this stage. - solution for php end for descriptions that contain it.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-21 11:59:50'),
(1658, 'Bug', 'James, I would like your opinion please. See PERS 5025. If they are unnamed then I think there should be no A. B. in the first/last name fields and instead placed into the AKA field. Even though that\'s how they were addressed in the letter.  //  Concurred - I believe that was the approach agreed upon initially(?). HOWEVER, I can see the thought process behind entering the data in such a manner - but it is important to recognise that these initials were regularly randomised, so as to not be a true representation of the bearer\'s name (which might be useful to note somewhere on the site). [JOB] // should it go in as AKA? MH  //  Yes. Which I have done. [JOB] - now a custom query', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=5025', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-24 10:38:30'),
(1659, 'Bug', 'Send Luca errors for complete docs - J:\\Projects\\Cullen\\Database\\data\\xml\\complete-docs-errors.txt - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-23 16:32:25'),
(1660, 'Bug', 'Make copy of all checked XML docs and convert to TEI tags. Auto create TEI header. Create XSD schema to test them too.  See email from Alan M.  symptom n=\"4\" to seg type=\"symptom\" n=\"4\"   and update \\\\cfsh11.campus.gla.ac.uk\\SSD_Home_Data_Q\\mdh3u\\My Documents\\cullenproject\\markup_tei_mapping.docx  - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-20 10:13:47'),
(1661, 'DTD', 'Hello,is the \'reg\' tag in the foreign schema (letter in Latin) supposed to contain \'salute\'? I have an example of that in document 6157, and when I insert \'salute\' within the \'reg\' (i.e. in the translation) it doesn\'t transform.Best,Luca // Tues. - dod no longer exists // all at checked stage. must have resolved when files where split up.', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-04-21 15:52:13'),
(1662, 'Bug', 'Hi Mark, thanks for flagging up \'missing roles\' in my miscellaneous issues liss, but please be aware that the letters/documents vary a great deal and some of them simply do not contain all the information you are hoping for. For example,  I have already started on checking the 45 without an addressee etc, and, yes, some have missing metadata (usually Cullen as author), but in some instances we will never have all the information (or it is simply not applicable). We might need to discuss setting some limits on how much of this sort of filtering we need to undertake. See you Tuesday, David - not a bug', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-23 10:16:07'),
(1663, 'Bug', 'Here\'s all the UK regions. Please advise if any region name should be revised/improved.  // I think consistency in capitalisation (e.g. London and *S*outh-east to make it fit with all others) is the most important editorial aspect at this juncture. On that basis, I would recommend the conjoined directions (e.g. North-west [England]) see both cardinals capitalised =&gt; North-*W*est. [JOB] - done', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=UKREGIONS', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-24 10:11:58'),
(1664, 'Bug', 'You might like this query (or an modified version of it). Might not be worth actioning anything from this query but take a look and give me feedback.Cheers  // That query does highlight the extent to which some people have been using Guess and Inferred a wee bit too interchangeably... :-/ At this stage, I do wonder if it might behove us to merge those two statuses under the \'Inferred\' banner... [JOB] // hmmm. good idea! Ping back to me and I\'ll address this later. MH  //  PING [JOB] - done. all guess options removed', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=GUESSEDPLACES', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-21 11:08:16'),
(1665, 'Bug', 'Web Copy - Hi David, can you send me a paragraph or two for each featured case? Something that explains why we\'ve made it a feature.  Hi Mark, I think are best kept brief (not just as time is precious), I can do this tomorrow, but will phone first as I need to discuss briefly the final list. If possible we ought to add Case 370 on the slave as Iain is going to show that letter to the BBC and I have few alternatives to suggest if it is easy to adjust the list. best, David.', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-03 10:49:23'),
(1666, 'DTD', 'Add that \'Desire to take something acidic, such as vinegar or lemon juice\' to the Symptoms table. - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-23 16:32:14'),
(1667, 'People', 'PERS 3506 and 4155 may be the same person. Cannot se why. Did you mistype a number? // I only copied your number. See case page 2012.  I think you\'ve quoted the DOC ID by mistake. MH. I have sorted all this out now. Thanks, David', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=4155', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-27 11:08:12'),
(1668, 'James', 'FYI - see URL  //  Oh? Meaning only those marked CHECKED will actually appear? Best get cracking, then...! :p [JOB] // correct. but *you* are not the one holding things up!.. as long as you keep up with the doc checkers.MH', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=UNCHECKEDCASES', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-24 10:06:29'),
(1669, 'James', 'From Lauren: The images added to Doc 5876, however, don\'t belong to that document. They belong to Doc 5875 from case 2367, of Mr Johnson of Addergold, which has already been transcribed and includes all the correct images. // Please reset images for 5876 and rollback for additional transcription (final page is missing from current transcription). [JOB] // images updated. I asked Lauren to sort out XML from page history. MH', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=5876', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-24 14:12:51'),
(1670, 'DTD', 'Luca: I have solved all the issues except documents  6157,6159,6300, which are supposed to have an opener within the \'reg\' tag. I\'ve sent a bug report for this, do let me know. // do this on Tues. // all at checked stage. must have resolved when files where split up.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-21 15:52:10'),
(1671, 'Bug', 'Transform All Checked XML into files - for NON ENGLISH  too. - just include them too! - check to see how they transform to HTML', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-20 08:29:30'),
(1731, 'James', 'FYI. See issue #1730 in David\'s queue. I hope all can be solved.  also see J:\\Projects\\Cullen\\Images\\The Dingle', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cul_datatables/bug_report.php?t=38', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-28 11:10:34'),
(1672, 'Bug', 'Custom query for favorites by team member - none to show yet. find double favorites . just interesting. remind them again. don\'t bother', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-29 07:35:42'),
(1673, 'Crowd', 'Crowd-scouring idea. Use 48 page letter. Use editable textarea. Add line numbers. See URL.   also illegilble handstamps for crowdscouring. and tough lat / longs, poor copys', 'http://alan.blog-city.com/jquerylinedtextarea.htm', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-22 07:17:33'),
(1674, 'Bug', '36 DOCS with no author or addressee. Might involve using the new roles or simply adding in author/addressee. DOCS - 1307, 1325, 1331, 1448, 1618, 1631, 1860, 1876, 1925, 2093, 2140, 2144, 2183, 2232, 2311, 2453, 2641, 2841, 3490, 3540, 3626, 3632, 3843, 5322, 5548, 6134.  // All sorted. *phew* 3490 is the sole document which I am not entirely sure about, and would appreciate your thoughts on the matter... [JOB] // can\'t Dr W. Frazer be added as the author? MH  //  That was my instinct, BUT there is no way to be sure all twenty were originally prescribed by Frazer - he *could* have been acting as scribe, for at least a portion of them. No way of telling - but shall add him as Author, just to tidy everything up. [JOB] - ok', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-24 14:36:29'),
(1676, 'James', 'DOC 733 says \"The only letter in the consultation archive addressed to Cullen in Glasgow before he left to take up his Edinburgh chair in 1756\" but DOC 3655 is also addressed to Cullen in Glasgow. Please amend doc description. I have amended the descriptions but should they be hyperlinked? If you think links are important then pass on to James to put them in (will only take 10 mins). Thanks, David. // here you go james.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=3655', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-10 14:13:42'),
(1677, 'James', 'DOC 733 is in your list of duplicate authors but thought you might want to check it out. It could genuinely be a case for having 3 authors!  // Stevenson (first sig) is primary author, as he has written the piece, other two transferred to Supplemental Authors. [JOB] // excellent. Phew!', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=733', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-24 13:53:32'),
(1678, 'James', 'Hey, I\'m going off to meet David now then heading home. catch you on Friday. Good shift! Mark . P.s you got those place suggestions?  // On it!  [JOB]', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-24 15:39:48'),
(1679, 'Bug', 'When I added the coding to 3527 I keyed in the time as 422 minutes read 230 minutes, misread my notes. - SH - fixed.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-25 09:59:48'),
(1680, 'Bug', 'Email Chris fleet and set out Cullen requirements. got to do this today!!!!!! - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-14 17:42:23'),
(1681, 'James', 'Jesus! Can you sort out the place/person roles in DOC 3937 //you\'ll see that I\'ve also reported  3937 in another issue #1692', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=3937', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-26 11:22:11'),
(1682, 'Bug', 'Can you sort out the missing author from DOC 5883 and check that roles for places are correct?  //  All looks correct now - just needs the blank page hidden. [JOB[ - done', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=5883', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-27 10:06:47'),
(1683, 'Bug', 'Conflate guessed and inferred for place roles? .. also for dates? - dup', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-25 18:57:51'),
(1684, 'Bug', 'update place count and img in doc count. - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-26 09:58:54'),
(1685, 'Bug', 'Setup meeting with David to present design work for Mon 6th April. Final sign off 7 days later on 13th. - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-26 09:57:32'),
(1686, 'People', 'Alexander Wood - duplicateID 588 and ID 2625MMG. Merged by DS', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-26 00:46:31'),
(1687, 'James', 'Pin for North Berwick (Place ID 204) is showing up in the wrong place, with the wrong co-ordinates. It\'s appearing at 56.0833,-3.2000, near Kinghorn in Fife, instead of on the coast of East Lothian.The co-ordinates should be:56.0580Â° N, 2.7170Â° WMMG // over to James  //  Sorted [JOB]', '', 'd', 'Marianne.Gilchrist@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-27 09:31:18'),
(1688, 'James', 'Do you wan to take on @DigitalCullen? - If so please tweet good content from our archive. e.g. national day of happiness...letter about happiness or on this day in 1783...  //  Absolutely! ^_^ [JOB] // cool. pass is \'goodbye13\'  let\'s double our followers to 700! MH', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-27 10:46:08'),
(1689, 'Bug', 'invite team to collect publicity material - dup', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-20 10:16:41'),
(1690, 'David', 'editorial guidelines are located here-  J:\\Projects\\Cullen\\web\\webcopy\\editorial_policy.docx  please contact ARTS IT support if your network connection is down. ', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-28 10:40:34'),
(1691, 'People', '10 people in the database have a maiden name but don\'t have a last name. Possible use of wrong field when entering data. See URL for live query. Two were errors, the rest are sisters where we know their maiden name but do not know marital status. DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=MAIDENNOLASTNAME', 's', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-26 10:34:30'),
(1692, 'James', 'DOCS 3651,3937 have Mint close as the destination but the author as Cullen. Can you check and fix?', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-26 11:05:38'),
(1693, 'James', 'When Cullen (or Henry) is the addressee the place of writing is showing up as Mint Close for these DOCS - 120,879,1128,1129,1331,1646,1654,1731,1748,2945,3764.  //  879 is a tricky one, being written on the back of a letter from another case... 1654 and 1129 contain draft replies. 1646 is a recipe noted on the reverse of the letter. 1748 is a VERY brief reply note. and 3764 is a VERY exceptional circumstance (which should probably have a scribe role attached - might be worth sending that to David to ascertain who was likely the one to write the piece, given the year and handwriting) :-/  To summarise: several exceptions, due to draft notes which are marked as ebing written at Mint Close. I wonder if *perhaps* Mint Close might - in these circumstances - be classed as an \'Other\' role... which would tidy out all but one of these exceptions [JOB] // as discussed use other.MH  //  Should all be sorted, neat and tidy, now! [JOB[', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-27 10:54:32'),
(1694, 'David', 'David, New queries designed for finding errors on query page. You ones are listed at the top so easy to find.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-26 12:12:31'),
(1695, 'Bug', 're-do doc_by_year query/graph to show incoming and outgoing cols - output to HTML - use jquery graphs?', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-20 10:17:07'),
(1696, 'Bug', 'update incoming and outgoing values based on cullen/henry author/addressee. james has done this manually I think - assume he has carried tasks I sent', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-21 08:22:41'),
(1700, 'Bug', 'create new list for lookup items based on all_items and generate new IDS! for n=X  e.g [seg type=\"ingredient\" n=\"4\"]... or can ids be non numeric? - done. seems to be fine in table and XML. Big find and replace need. probably best to do it using XSLT.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-31 10:35:16'),
(1697, 'Bug', 'update cullen website and state launch is in May. leave news content to David. - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-31 11:00:47'),
(1698, 'Bug', 'send chris page layout designs. - before Monday meeting - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-14 13:12:10'),
(1699, 'Admin', 'get whiteboard up for website layout? and report mice again and door hooks - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-14 13:11:24'),
(1701, 'Future', 'Seems to be doc 1177, p. 2, l. 12: part of the [bodypart n=\"26\"]Breast[/bodypart] near the [bodypart n=\"11\"]Clavicle[/bodypart]. The [s] at the end of Clavicle seems to have been deleted by the author, but it wouldn\'t let me do this: [bodypart n=\"11\"]Clavicle[del]s[/del][/bodypart], so I just left it as above. - leave for future revisions', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-21 08:14:58'),
(1702, 'Bug', 'Hi Mark, you passed me an enquiry- based on some old meeting notes- about amending \'place recommend for travel\' to \'Therapeutic Recommendation\' etc. etc. I just wrote in my response but ticked \'done\' in error when I meant to pass it back to you. Presumably you can recover my response from you side of things ? Sorry for the bother...David - restored', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-27 10:16:25'),
(1703, 'David', 'Hi Mark, I have checked through the custom query \'Males with maiden names. Possible errors may exist.\'. These are OK: they are all males who adopted either their mother\'s or wife\'s) name. Anyone interest din family history might well find ti useful to be able to isolate these instances. Please remove this custom query as it is sorted.. Thanks, David. // great. thanks. the query will stayed as it\'s a live query and may show up future errors. But I\'ll re-categorise it to DATA QUERY so you don\'t have to look at it again until May. Cheers. MH', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-27 10:11:17');
INSERT INTO `bug_report` (`bug_id`, `bug_type`, `bug_desc`, `bug_url`, `bug_status`, `bug_submitted_by`, `bug_submitted_date`) VALUES
(1704, 'David', 'Hi David, Just a reminder that I need a list (one at a time) of all conditions/symptoms switched. I\'ve already got a very big problem with converting our XML to TEI with our ingredients, conditions etc and this makes it even worse. So if this can be achieved by the end of March then I\'ll start moving them over. It will also be worth informing the team and recommending that they use the \'All items list\' when looking up items. MH. Now out of date. David.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-04 09:37:54'),
(1705, 'James', 'DOC 3651 still showing Mint Close as \'Destination of letter\'.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=3651', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-27 10:52:41'),
(1706, 'People', 'Please remove quotes from top 9 people\'s occupation from this query. See URL', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=PERSOCC', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-27 10:54:34'),
(1707, 'David', 'David, if you get through everything else and can do some level 1 checking then ask me for a \'hit list\' of docs that will clear a case for case checking. This targeting will be much more effective. Cheers.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-27 10:58:46'),
(1708, 'James', '\'Place recommended for Therapeutic Recommendation\'? Perhaps a little revision is called for...? ;D [JOB] // David\'s request!  // ... ... ... [JOB]', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-27 11:24:18'),
(1709, 'People', 'See notes on PersID: 3717 - may be a duplicate of two other entries (which may also be duplicates of one another). I have merged the two entries for Robert Henderson\'s physician at Bath, but we cannot be certain this is Dobson so left that as stand (but mentioned possibility in motes). DS.', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-27 11:12:12'),
(1710, 'Bug', 'Find and send errors in DTD to Luca ASAP - done for now', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-27 11:32:13'),
(1711, 'Future?', 'e.g with DOC 82  [IMAGE] - use graphic element but don\'t attempt to show image. just use proper element. update them all.  <figure> <figdesc> crosshatch doodles appear at top of page and along left-hand margin </figdesc> </figure>', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=82', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-03 18:52:19'),
(1712, 'TEI', 'settle on a schema that works with TEI - not making it available but need to have one in place.', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-21 12:00:55'),
(1713, 'Bug', 'I wonder what docs do not included Cullen at all?  // Mainly case notes, I should imagine... [JOB] // cool. I suppose if we had another role we could add Cullen....! but let\'s not!  // Hah! Indeed. [JOB]', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=TOPPEOPLE', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-27 13:36:48'),
(1714, 'Future', 'Doc 905. Hmmm... I believe I can see traces/hints of what may have once been a handstamp mark (which, judging from earlier letters, would have been Dumfries), but there is absolutely no way to be certain of that. I should like to mark it as inferred BUT would appreciate a second opinion as to whether the stamp remnants can indeed by seen. // I can\'t tell from the image but got me thinking that a query to show all handstamps grouped by destination might make inferring handstamps a bit easier.  //  I thought the handstamp map was sufficient for that(?). The more I look, the more I believe it  is a handstamp mark on that image (it has other postal marks), so have indeed added it. [JOB] // but if I link them to destinations other ones might show up as handstamp used en route to Edinburgh and might help when trying to identify them.?  //  If it isn;t too much trouble to implement, couldn\'t harm! [JOB]', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/doc_images/00905/CUL_1_2_0169_0002.jpg', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-22 07:14:20'),
(1715, 'Bug', 'How many unchecked cases (all docs level 2) are there?  // Around 60...  [JOB] // cool. I\'ll let you get on with that and I\'ll try not to send you so much other stuff. P.S just spoke with Matt. He says he\'s going to Curlers at 4pm with some Rock chic programmer. I can\'t make it but he was going to say to you. MH  //  Aye, the Rock* lass - really wanted to meet her, but I have to head home and prep for a concert tonight (Video Games Live) - cheers for thinking of me, though!', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-27 13:59:00'),
(1716, 'Bug', 'If you have time (no.5 admin days perhaps?) then we need to record the DNB info in the links section for each person who has a DNB entry. See URL. Other links are needed to since the DNB is not available to people out with academia.  // Oh... all empty. :-/ [JOB] // thanks to mary', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=NODNBLINKS', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-20 14:47:38'),
(1717, 'David', 'Hi David, Did you contact the ODNB? I really need to know if we have permission to copy the biography info from them since we are linking (internally) to the ODNB. So it would be great if they were happy with us copying their text.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-23 08:49:34'),
(1718, 'People', 'PERS IDs: 2934 and 3497 could well be duplicated. Please assess. Quite likely but unfortunately for the latter the Medical Register for 1783 does not give an firt-name initial, so cannot be certain they are one and the same person. I have revised the internal notes to raise the possibility. Thanks, DS.', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-27 13:59:46'),
(1719, 'Bug', 'Doc: 1136 - adding Madeira as a Mentioned/Other has resulted in a very  odd occurrence - and removing any of them appears to remove them all! &gt;.&lt; // don\'t know what you mean. MH', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=1136', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-31 10:11:36'),
(1720, 'Bug', 'Same as previous, but with \'West Indies\', seen in DOC 1571 :-/  // don\'t know what you mean. MH  //  Oh, must just be my going insane... (also evidenced by my still working at this place) :p [JOB]', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=1571', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-31 10:12:43'),
(1721, 'James', 'OK there is a bug but think I\'ve fixed the Inverchielor link that was causing the issue. See log after \'Inverchielor\' (URL) and cross check against \'PLACEAKAS\' on custom query page. ', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/logs/place_edit.log', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-27 14:17:48'),
(1722, 'James', 'FYI WRONGCOORDS...  // ttok me a while, but I found Rosyburn. The others, though... well, three of them we have struggled with for years. :-/ [JOB] // ok. then put a double ?? in each lat long for the tough ones. I\'ll put this out for crowd scouring! MH  // Way ahead of ye! Although... this is the awkward place that appears to have been named after a house (when town first developed), only to change name later. I cannot fnd any firm record of a house by this name... BUT there is a Bellmore Street, which may have been named after an estate formerly there, and there is a single record of the patient residing at a place called Bellidmore. I\'m thinking of adding this as an AKA, if nothing else. [JOB]', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=WRONGCOORDS', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-31 11:09:34'),
(1723, 'Bug', 'DOC 5796 - confidence level missing  //  I still think Inferred and Guess values should be merged into the latter... :-/ Far too much variance in use between the two, depending upon who has recorded the date values. [JOB] // you suggested marging inferred and guess for place roles but do you also think merging them for dates? Jenny clearly used a different system for inferred dates \'[31]\' and guessed dates \'31?\'  // That\'s the thing - Jenny did, but others? People seeme to have used Guess a lot more for dates, when the same level of doubt would be classed as Infer for places. I\'d be curious to see number of Guess and Infer values for documents... but my point is, it seems a lot of people have used them at varible levels so as to be nigh interchangeable - and I do think just having two levels (Certain and Inferred) would make for a much neater database. [JOB]. // I agree. remove guess from date and place drop down lists. - done. now Update database. - done', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=5796', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-31 15:40:02'),
(1724, 'BUG', 'Doc ID: 1490 linked to Invalid Case ID: 1088. Doc 1490 is now linked to the correct case, so I can only assume this must be a technical Bug, since case 1088 no longer exists and so I can find no way of de-linking it. Thanks, David. // ok.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1088', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-22 07:11:46'),
(1725, 'David', 'Hi David, Can you send some copy to Luca for HTML markup and I\'ll update the news section? Cheers. ', 'http://www.cullenproject.ac.uk/news.php', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-04 09:38:31'),
(1726, 'James', 'Ormiston Hill...see URL for more  // Paragraph 6 needs artifact characters removed. So this lends support to merge Ormiston Hill and Hall entried on the database, as all refer to the same specific house. [JOB] // cool. are you confident enough or should you run it past David? He\'s off this week but working on Cullen. MH  // He has this very query logged from last week. [JOB] // [head in hands!]. MH', 'http://www.cullenproject.ac.uk/cullen-blog.php', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-31 11:31:25'),
(1727, 'Bug', 'Upgrade navicat . After Cullen.', 'https://customer.navicat.com/', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-14 10:13:27'),
(1728, 'Bug', 'Friday 15th drinks in glasgow or change to Thurs? // and collect publicity material. done.', 'https://www.eventbrite.com/e/an-18th-century-afternoon-launch-of-the-digital-edition-of-the-william-cullen-papers-tickets-16122238048', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-05 14:58:03'),
(1729, 'Bug', 'How to use XMLReader in PHP? - Stack Overflow and http://runnable.com/UmmfplXtQ28xAAAQ/search-a-certain-node-for-xmlreader-php-and-xml  and http://php.net/manual/en/class.xmlreader.php and this http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20662099/how-can-i-use-php-to-search-multiple-key-words-in-xml-file-and-return-the-contai', 'http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1835177/how-to-use-xmlreader-in-php', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-29 15:18:47'),
(1730, 'James', 'Hi David, I know there was no date for these docs but I wonder now that we grouped them into cases and know a lot about Cullen and his correspondence that may you can take a guess at the year? That way I can include them in searches by year. There are only 6 docs without a year. DOCIDS - 1796,741,1218,4593,1212,6294.  Went through these: one I could infer the date: Doc 1796 must be post-1755 but that is all I can say about that one; the rest are loose items with simply no way of dating them at all. I think we have to accept that there are a few wholly undatable items in the archive. Thanks David.  // FYI James. I thought it was worth guessing? MH  // Indeed. Contect gleaned for a few from surrounding documents (checking original positions rather than our own, which can shift when scrolling through documents numerically). But still a couple that we really cannot place, as David said, as surrounding letters have Certain dates that are so far apart... [JOB] // ok. add whatever dates you like. and delete this issue.cheers.MH', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-14 12:37:11'),
(1732, 'Bug', 'Is Dunmore House (SPECIFIC) and Dunmore park (SPECIFIC) the same place?  // Nope, very different. [JOB] - ok', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=PLACEANDLOCAL', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-31 12:45:35'),
(1733, 'Bug', 'Is \"James Boswell\'s House, James\' Court, Lawnmarket (SPECIFIC)\" and \"James Court (SPECIFIC)\" the same?  // No - another physician was based in James\' Court (and just listed that as his address). Saying that, though... it does look as though transcriber has inferred the place \'James Boswell\'s House\', and james\' Court *could* be used for that case as well... might neaten things up a little. Thinking on it, I might be inclined to do this... Thoughts? [JOB] // I think yes.MH  // TOBEDELETED ready to go! [JOB]', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-31 11:19:41'),
(1734, 'Bug', 'custom query to find mentions of CUL in description - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-31 10:58:46'),
(1735, 'DTD', 'What to do with double notes inside recipes when it comes to numbering. Find out later. DOC 813 - dip / normal', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=813', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-04 11:52:37'),
(1736, 'David', 'Frankincense marked up as ingredient n=1 in DOC 4777. please check. - merged into issue #1785', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=4777', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-09 11:04:24'),
(1737, 'Bug', 'Find and replace \'%][/illegible]\'', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-30 10:15:13'),
(1738, 'Bug', 'uowXML1', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-30 10:22:31'),
(1739, 'Bug', 'test', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-30 10:24:21'),
(1740, 'Bug', '<test>y<test>', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-30 10:24:36'),
(1741, 'Bug', '<test>test</test>', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-30 10:25:05'),
(1742, 'Bug', 'test\'s', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-30 10:27:42'),
(1743, 'Bug', 'tesat', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-30 10:29:49'),
(1744, 'Bug', 'test\'s', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-30 10:29:55'),
(1745, 'Bug', '&lt;test&gt;hello&lt;/test&gt;', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-30 10:30:05'),
(1746, 'Bug', 'Find and repalace \'&gt;&lt;/illegible&gt;\'. Clear up 99 errors. leave for David for now. - custom query for Luca', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-04 11:52:01'),
(1747, 'Bug', 'What do you think about this list?  //  A fair few forwarded documents in that list - does it include documents which list Cullen as a Supplemental Addressee? Thos docs which don\'t... well... it would be fair to assume that Cullen was a Supplemental Addressee (having received said document)... [JOB] // fix SQl and ask James to add Cullen in new role?MH - no', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=PHYSNOTAUTHADD', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-14 10:13:16'),
(1748, 'TEI', 'TEI header https://btw.mangalamresearch.org/static/lib/btw/btw-storage-doc/ref-TEI.html - done but good reference', 'https://btw.mangalamresearch.org/static/lib/btw/btw-storage-doc/ref-TEI.html', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-20 10:14:41'),
(1749, 'Bug', 'Lauren Found a potential duplicate 101 Balnagown (PLACE) and 102 Balnagown (SPECIFIC).  //  Aha, it is indeed a Specific. Moved errant documents over, and the Place is ready to be deleted [JOB] // done. in future can you *append* TOBEDELETED to the place that\'s to be remove so I can see what it was? Just a sanity check. Cheers.MH  // Curses, just seen this after marking another place as such - shall do going forward, though! [JOB]', '', 'd', '', '2015-03-31 11:20:31'),
(1750, 'Bug', 'insert featured pages to CMS or just HTML? - CMS and copy can go to Luca - just HTML', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-03 18:52:56'),
(1751, 'Bug', 'Cumbernauld (PLACE) both at 343 and 344 possible duplicates.   //  Only one record is showing up on the Edit Places table - has the other not been linked? [JOB]// two different spellings. see placeIDs 240 and 840. Surely a duplicate?MH  //  Hahahaha. :p CumberNAULD and CumberLAND. My hometurf. Very different, and both valid. [JOB] - ok', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-31 14:09:53'),
(1752, 'Bug', 'possible duplicates - Douglas (PLACE) both at 379 and 380.  // One in South Lanarkshire, other on Isle of Man... [JOB] - ok', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-31 12:13:04'),
(1753, 'Bug', 'From Lauren - There are two High Streets (SPECIFIC) at 575 and 576, but there are High Streets all over the place and I can\'t tell if they\'re in different towns.  //  I presume she\'s looking at the query table which does not include parent places in parentheses? // correct. She is looking at http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=PLACEANDLOCAL  // Either way, one in Glasgow, t\'other in Edinburgh - all good as-is! [JOB] - ok', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-31 13:16:06'),
(1754, 'Bug', 'Kirk Michael (PLACE) at 668 and Kirkmichael (PLACE) at 676 could be duplicates.  // One near Glasgow, the other on Isle of Man - can confirm not duplicates. [JOB] -ok', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-31 12:13:21'),
(1755, 'Bug', 'Kirkton (PLACE) at 682 and 683.  //  ?? Only use of Kirkton is as a parent for two specifics! Which gives me pause for concern as to the level of data being shown on the table... [JOB] // see place IDs 816 and 1099. MH  // Indeed - it is still the same result! :p Kirkton is a parent for two different Specifics!  [JOB] // so just to confirm we have two towns called Kirkton that two separate places?MH', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-31 14:11:42'),
(1756, 'Bug', 'There are two New Wynds (SPECIFIC)  858 is specified Montrose, the other is unspecified. // The other is in Glasgow (Montrose had to be specified, as the table does not allow for identical names, even with different parent places. i can confirm they are not duplicates. [JOB] // ok but the table does allow for identical names just not at the point of entry. if that makes sense?MH  // Ah, you mean if one were a Place and the other a Specific, they could be identical? [JOB] // I mean there are two specific places called New Wynd. One linked to Glasgow and the other linked to Montrose. Are they the same place? MH  //  As I noted in first reply - they are very much NOT the same place. :p [JOB] - ok', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-31 14:10:34'),
(1757, 'Bug', 'Potential duplicate? Parton (PLACE) and Parton (SPECIFIC) at 909 and 910.  // Good to go! [JOB] - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-31 12:52:05'),
(1758, 'Bug', 'Your opinion please: I need to merge all the lookup items. Therefore we\'ll have 7 IDs all = 1. To deal with this I\'ll have i1, c1 for ingredient 1 and condition 1. or should I have 1i, ci?  // I would have the category first (so \'i1\', \'c1\', etc), personally think it looks neater. [JOB] // I agree. ', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-31 11:35:42'),
(1759, 'Bug', 'Another wee task for when you\'re free at no.5...see URL  // Can do! [JOB]  // Just to confirm, Public Description - we can insert database links (e.g. to other letters) in that field without buggering things up? [JOB] // yes. using our custom format [DOC-123_LINK] etc  MH  // Coolcool - I figured as much (and that it could be easily reversed if i was shouted at afterwards! :p [JOB] // task done.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=DOCSCATNUM', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-20 15:09:56'),
(1760, 'Bug', 'Ask David to clean up Preparations table! For subtype use. - or maybe not. use \"p21\" wait for Alan M\'s response. - just going with p21 etc', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cul_datatables/lookup_table.php?t=6', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-04 11:53:41'),
(1761, 'Case', 'I don\'t think doc 3027 belongs to case 1866. 1866 concerns Mrs Hamilton of Wishaw, and doc 3027 mentions a Mrs W. and the letter was sent from Wales. Wellspotted...it belonged to the case of a Mrs Wynn (a good welsh name). All sorted, David', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=3027', 'd', 'l.mcclelland.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-03-31 12:30:56'),
(1762, 'XSLT', 'what to do with words split over two lines. currently using Â¬ - depends on fulltext search implementation. lucence?', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-20 08:54:00'),
(1763, 'Suggestion', 'instead of predictive autofill just use datatable one col?  - another table.', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-04 11:53:27'),
(1764, 'XSLT', 'TEI 2 HTML', 'https://github.com/jhellingman/tei2html', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-04 11:52:54'),
(1765, 'Bug', 'FYI. Guess option removed from dates and place roles! now just to update the database to remove all guesses and convert to inferred.  //  ^_^ Editorial decisions ftw! [JOB]', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-03-31 15:38:54'),
(1766, 'Bug', 'Update doc_evidence_of_post_but_no handstamp to inner join with roles - fine with dirs', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-04 11:52:59'),
(1767, 'XSLT', 'Check out boiler plate - no really ideal', 'http://dcl.ils.indiana.edu/teibp/', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-20 10:15:52'),
(1768, 'Bug', 'add custom queries for Luca to fix XML mistakes - wait for his reponses - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-04 11:38:53'),
(1769, 'Case', 'Hello,document 5733 actually belongs to case 2005 - please merge cases 2261 and 2005.Best,LucaNow merged, thanks DS,', '', 'd', 'l.guariento.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-03-31 22:21:53'),
(1770, 'James', 'James, you give me an exact number of cases unchecked but ready to be checked by refreshing the case status excel file? (i.e. all level 2).  The smaller the gap the better. I only want you doing the case checking. // Can you please close the xls file? Locked for editing... [JOB] // closed. MH // can you do this before midday? MH  // Just over a hundred - not as much as I expected, if Lauren is putting in 5 hours per day EVERY day, to be honest... only gone up by 50 or so. [JOB]/// there will be a few more by Friday (maybe 50 more) but would like you to close the gap completely by 24th if possible MH.  // Oh? Any particular reason for that specific date? Coupled with other request (for hours), is something amiss? Feels so... [JOB] // it\'s the final push. just need to draw a line. planning to stop checking on Friday and give you about a week to catch up. then there will be issues to deal with no doubt from the checking. MH', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-14 13:09:32'),
(1771, 'XSLT', 'TEIC Stylesheets - good reference', 'https://github.com/TEIC/Stylesheets', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-20 10:15:46'),
(1772, 'Bug', 'DOc 733 stuff after closer not in div. but how many more?substring index? - got custom query to find them', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-04 11:38:47'),
(1773, 'James', 'I\'m sure DOC 3627  has come up a few times. It is the only doc addressed to Cullen but is not classed as \'incoming\'. P.S I\'m now fixing the doc directions based on roles now they have been tided up.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=3627', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-03 09:50:37'),
(1774, 'James', 'All these docs (47 in total) are probably outgoing but are classed as incoming or Misc. DOCS - 764, 767, 828, 904, 1133, 1169, 1198, 1202, 1218, 1228, 1273, 1294, 1330, 1338, 1361, 1376, 1378, 1397, 1490, 1533, 1537, 1594, 1657, 1706, 1853, 1923, 1933, 1944, 1952, 1983, 2052, 2453, 2892, 3224, 3322, 3324, 3365, 3491, 3547, 3548, 3625, 3631, 3638, 3643, 3647, 3648, 5251.  // All sorted.A couple of misc.\'s, but all are now correct. [JOB]', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-10 13:28:32'),
(1775, 'James', 'Docs with evidence of commercial posting but no handstamp - submit the DOCIDs to Mark to omit from query if no handstamp or add HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE to internal notes.  //  All checked, a few handstamps added, but rest are all valid (having postage markers but no placename handstamp) [JOB] // so I can omit the 23 DOCIDs in that list? MH  //  Yupyup [JOB] // down to 20 now MH // and all omitted from query. so just to keep an eye on new ones but I doubt there will be many. MH', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=DOCCOMMPOSTNOHAND', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-14 10:08:25'),
(1823, 'David', 'FYI. This is the document, by case, \'hitlist\' (see URL) that Lauren and Marianne are working through. So if you can check few from that list (*only ones assigned to you*) by Friday then that will help. From Saturday I need to take whatever we\'ve got and checking needs to stop. The reason is that I\'m taking all the transcriptions and indexing them for the search so no further edits can take place after that.  Now redundant, D.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=CASEHITLIST', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-01 12:12:33'),
(1776, 'Bug', 'postscripts without p tags! find for Luca - solved with XSLT', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-20 10:15:02'),
(1777, 'Bug', 'doc 1048 missing closer or postscript? email Lauren. - sent', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=1048', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-10 09:26:58'),
(1778, 'Bug', '305th birthday coming up. 15 April 1710. Tweet tweet. / / Twitted, Twotted, twutted, twetted, tw... better not finish that one! [JOB]', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-10 11:44:25'),
(1779, 'Bug', 'DOC 128. double use of w and l for illegible. issues with 125 too. - sent to Luca.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=128', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-10 09:25:58'),
(1780, 'Bug', '   head element for recipes not allowed outside divs?   &lt;head&gt;For Miss Campbell of Ardnish&lt;/head&gt;  ..<span type=\"head\">For Lady Augusta Murray Dunmore</span> might be solution - got rule to do this after first head in div', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-11 12:41:18'),
(1781, 'Bug', 'add in subscript to mapping - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-10 09:26:21'),
(1782, 'Bug', ' &lt;div type=\"recipe\"&gt; ok but carries semantic baggage of para etc. not sure what\'s been used the most/least. recipe guidlines don\'t use para in examples! maybe add in p into XSLT - use div and add paras', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-10 16:18:14'),
(1783, 'Bug', 'might work -  &lt;p&gt; &lt;handShift/&gt;&lt;/p&gt;      &lt;div type=\"annot\"&gt; - not good', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-10 09:26:14'),
(1784, 'TEI', 'All XSD URL?', 'http://www.tei-c.org/release/xml/tei/custom/schema/xsd/tei_all.xsd', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-11 12:40:58'),
(1785, 'David', 'Ingredients 529 and 530 are not linked to any documents. and Frankincense marked up as ingredient n=1 in DOC 4777. please check. All sorted out, DS.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cul_datatables/docs_pers_place_lk.php?t=32', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-10 11:46:25'),
(1786, 'TEI', 'Transcribable features. corrections supplied etc.', 'http://tei.oucs.ox.ac.uk/Talks/2008-07-oxford_summer_school/Talks/05-mss.xml', 'a', '', '2015-04-22 07:13:23'),
(1787, 'James', 'Case 1686 is finally ready!  // Live and loaded! [JOB]', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1686', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-10 12:03:09'),
(1788, 'Bug', 'Please check all people linked to case 1686 and update them to CHECKED. (since they are important). I have looked these over; we need to discuss making the internal person notes \'external\'. David', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1686', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-10 16:17:55'),
(1789, 'Bug', 'check med prod edit page again. - thin the history miht be using the wrong display values - it was. fixed now. database ok anyway.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=3574', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-07 14:49:35'),
(1790, 'TEI', 'check that ingredient[@t] actually works - it does', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-12 07:15:20'),
(1791, 'Bug', 'think this works best for annot -  &lt;div type=\"annot\"&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;handShift/&gt; - not anymore', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-10 09:27:28'),
(1792, 'People', 'I was adding ODNB url to Dr (Professor) John Hope\'s entry (ID312). Having a quick search there are several entries in the database for Dr Hope: IDs 5675 (date 1789. Though a later date, letter discusses treatment between 1776 &amp; 1782 under the worthy Dr Hope), 3923 (date 1786), 4215 (date 1786), 2956 (date 1782), 3468 (date 1783), 3539 (date 1778. Letter 3003 refers to the late Dr Hope), 1525 (date 1775, 1776). Some of the letters mention Cullen and Hope working together. I feel these all are Dr (Professor) John Hope of Edinburgh (ID312). If you think so, I\'ll link the letters to 312 and delink the others.', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-04-07 23:07:44'),
(1793, 'James', 'DOC 3362 - unusual doodle in argin of envelope - not sure what of. Worth making note of? //yeah! go on then! MH', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-10 14:12:33'),
(1794, 'Bug', 'David, is that an annotation scored out at the top of 3769? Is this the type we stored in the database? The mark-up is causing a small problem.  I do not think it is an annotation. It looks to me like the start of an entry in the casebook that was then crossed-out so the transcription is correct as it stands.  David // the problemis that TEI does not like anything before the opener that is not in the <head> tag. I would suggest ignoring it and leave a note in the public notes explaining it. MH', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=3769', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-14 21:29:33'),
(1795, 'TEI', ' &lt;div&gt;&lt;label type=\"subHeading\"&gt;For Lady Augusta Murray Dunmore&lt;/label&gt;&lt;/div&gt; might work -don\'t need the divs since ignoring them.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-12 07:16:21'),
(1796, 'David', 'This may seem obvious but can you double check Cullen\'s entry in the database? I have added a bit about the disputed birthdate. This is now checked, but as I wrote quite a long piece on Cullen\'s career for the website could we not have a hyperlink taking people to that account? (it is quite substantial would make-up for anyone who cannot access the DNB), we can discuss in the week...David // yes. put it in the extended biography.  MH', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=1', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-05 10:05:06'),
(1797, 'Bug', 'The second page of DOC 479 is greyed out. That\'s fine but part of it has been transcribe. &lt;del&gt;&lt;opener&gt;&lt;salute&gt;Sir&lt;/salute&gt;&lt;/opener&gt; .... so it makes me think that a new DOC was created and it belongs there. Please investigate.  // Upon reflection, I suppose I could just replace the second page with an un-grayed version, that way the full scribbled out section can be added within del tags, and the recipe retained (which is obviously meant for the same patient... You agree? And then the document can be rolled back? [JOB] // the del tags wrapping the opener is one problem. but it seems sensible not to have it greyed out since there is apparently not other doc created for it. So yes un-grey it and I\'ll find a solution of the XML. Cheers. MH  //  Good to go from my end... [JOB]. // done and rolled back and re-assigned to David.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=479', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-16 16:15:56'),
(1798, 'James', 'Tweet? &quot;His nephew told me that the best night he has had was after drinking near two bottles of Claret.&quot; DOC1804', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=1804', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-11 11:30:07'),
(1799, 'Bug', 'check that @subtype exists in XSLT - go it', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-12 07:13:13'),
(1800, 'Bug', 'tabbed content - got it working', 'http://codepen.io/cssjockey/pen/jGzuK', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-14 10:14:31'),
(1801, 'Bug', 'request that Chris installs eXist - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-14 12:46:43'),
(1802, 'Bug', 'DOC 2812. Just noticed that there is a case note in English. Our foreign schema won\'t work well and therefore this doc might work better if split? MH  //  Oh? There\'s a separate schema for foreign letters? I don\'t quite understand the issue - is there much variation in how alt language letters are treated? [JOB]  // just try choice tag for french part.MH', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=2812', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-14 12:34:17'),
(1803, 'Reference', 'The Shakespeare Quartos Archive documentation', 'http://www.quartos.org/info/encoding.html#three', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-03 18:53:40'),
(1804, 'Future', 'remember fulltext search to remove Â¬ for words split across lines - tei for breaked words but mod needed to lucence I think - decide on how to deal with breaks. One way would be to remove thegap for the full text search and leave them them in the for the dip and take them out for the norm. - can\'t get this to work. future bug to work on.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-29 07:34:21'),
(1805, 'Reference', 'newton project guidelines. ', 'http://www.newtonproject.sussex.ac.uk/resources/pdfs/techspec.pdf', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-03 18:53:45'),
(1806, 'Bug', 'ask GC about auto numbering notes. - add into mapping transformation with counter? or can it be achieved later? - fixed it myself!', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-19 11:51:57'),
(1807, 'Bug', '&lt;xsl:template match=\"tei:p[tei:postscript][1]\"&gt;&lt;xsl:apply-templates/&gt; &lt;/xsl:template&gt;  - Is there a away to also check that there\'s not a &lt;p&gt; wrapping around the postscript as well as checking that it doesn\'t have any inside it? - there is but not worth it at this stage.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-21 11:07:21'),
(1808, 'David', 'Letter 6171, Image 2, 2nd para, line 8letter reads: \"but having done so in some letters ... \"transcription reads: \"but having one so on some letters ...\" Now corrected by DS.', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-04-14 20:58:53'),
(1809, 'James', 'Hey James, Can you create a spreadsheet and put on the server with the number of hours you\'ve work against each date since you stopped claiming them  in the normal way?  //  I\'ve got a running total kept on a sticky note here - a couple of dates were split off, and running one day behind schedule (but easy enough to pick that up in a couple of weeks). Can do, though, if you think it necessary [JOB] // yes please. excel is always the best solution! ;-) MH  //  J:\\Projects\\Cullen\\ForTranscribers\\James\\James_hours_April2015.xls - But... I\'ve got to be honest, dude - you mentioned David wanted these hours, and that concerns me - I don\'t exactly trust him to not try and screw me over right now, as he has long seemed desperate to take hours from me (probably to give to Lauren...) [JOB] // don\'t worry mate. He just needs to know how many hours you\'ve worked. Please update the spreadsheet to show every Tuesday and Friday and enter zero for the days you didn\'t make it in. Cheers.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-17 15:57:54'),
(1810, 'People', 'I believe PERS 5238 to be a duplicate of 2778, given place-based evidence within documents - recommend merging former into latter. You meant 5283, but I worked it out and ithey are merged, David.', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-14 10:45:24'),
(1811, 'People', 'Likewise, PERS 5284 is almost certainly a duplicate of 2777 - suggest merging former into latter. Yes, they have now been merged. David', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-14 10:51:41'),
(1812, 'bug', 'It seems David added East Indies as a Country (as opposed to a Continent which it *should* be - as per West Indies)!  // can you add it as a region and delink the old one (append toebdeleted) and I\'ll remove? Cheers MH  // Ah... I can\'t add Continents! :p [JOB] // East Indies now added! MH  //  I cannot edit the COuntry name to add TOBEDELETED - but it shouldn\'t have any ldocument links now, and is ready to go! [JOB] //done', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-19 11:51:07'),
(1813, 'James', 'DOC: 121, blank page (marked as such) not hidden.// it\'s not hidden because it\'s an outgoing doc. but I don\'t know why we should bother keeping outgoing blanks for this resource! MH  //  Aha! Of course - the reasoning behind David\'s call was *in case* we could identify documents intended for the space that had otherwise been misplaced... [JOB] // but we are keeping them in the database. there\'s no need to show them surely? In fact it looks like our team have been requesting blanks for outgoings to be hidden as there are 163 hidden outgoing blanks. I\'m tempted to hide them all! MH  // It would certainly make everything neater - we haven\'t had *ANY* alterations made to the content by leaving them as they are. I would argue the project would benefit from having them all hidden. [JOB] // agreed. done. and it only affected 7 docs since the earlier result included contents pages. etc. Can you now correct the pbs ? see http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=MISMATCH  cheers  p.s 3658 was already in that list for another reason. //  So-ho-horted. [JOB]', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=121', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-17 10:39:32'),
(1814, 'James', 'Blimey, have a look at the code in the public description field of document 2385! Something is amiss...// blimey. the link generator will crap out if the link structure is wrong. Can you re-build things from the history page? MH  // Found the issue - the name link had been entered as PERS-xx-ID and then closed with a /LINK tag [JOB] // well done.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=2385', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-14 14:30:31'),
(1815, 'People', 'Pers ID 4159 is a duplicate of 1705 - recommend merging former into latter. Now merged, thanks, David.', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-14 14:26:25'),
(1816, 'People', 'Case 1132. IF Doc 5008 is indeed the same patient - which I am inclined to believe to be so - then 4875 and 4879 may be the same people (the attending physician). Please review the situation, and merge the two if you agree. yes, I have merged them, David.', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-14 14:46:20'),
(1817, 'David', 'Seltzer Water appears as both an Ingredient and Preparation, but nothing has been tagged as a prep. Needs sorting. // This is not the case. The tag search does not work for preps. I\'m on top of what\'s not linked and will send you anything that has not been linked. . MH.', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-01 16:25:03'),
(1821, 'David', 'New category added called \'Water Preparations\' for Preparations involving water. I think that\'s a good fit! (order will not show on this database view). Good. David.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cul_datatables/docs_pers_place_lk.php?t=32', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-04 09:35:05'),
(1818, 'David', 'FYI. All Preparations (of ingredients) have been linked to at least one transcription. All good.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-14 22:04:21'),
(1819, 'David', 'David, I\'m a bit confused why there are 63 ingredients with category \'Preparations\'. Can you clarify? Thanks. Hi, yes, I got confused; it is because we have a subcategory \'preparations\' for items in the ingredients Table that contain several ingredients, but we also have the separate Big table of \'Preparations\'. If possible we should rename the Big Table \'Type of Preperation\' and possible even change the subcategory to \'Composite\'. The reason so many appeared recently is that when i started polishing the Ingredients Table I found quite lot of items had been wrongly categorised under \"General \'etc when first included. If this is unclear, I can explain when we speak in person. David. // \'Type of Preparation\'  is fine with me. But remember they will all be in the same table with categories and sub categories. MH', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-04 10:38:31'),
(1820, 'David', 'It looks to me as though Seltzer is not a \'Spa water\'. According to the description it\'s a soda water. Yes, your right: I  have added to the note for Ingredients 269. If the entry as a spa water has nothing tagged then it can be deleted.  Bounce back if you need me to add in TOBEDELETED, Thanks, David // looks like both the ingredient (269) and the preparation (11) have been used in the XML files. So both look good to stay. MH', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-04 10:20:20'),
(1822, 'Bug', 'block updates to docs at the checking stage on Saturday.- done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-20 08:52:47'),
(1824, 'Bug', 'create custom query for david to edit unchecked docs and unchecked cases level descriptions - done. not visible until david completes queue work first.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-22 07:12:38'),
(1825, 'James', 'Can you check out the missing pers roles from these - 2140, 2311,3658? //  I presume this is for a missing author / patient\'s physician (anonymous)...? [JOB] // yes. but also case note related! MH //   I suppose we could infer Cullen as the addressee...? [JOB] // yup  // Are case notes beinghandled differently in the automatic public description/title generation? If not, first two documents will need me to create anonymous authors...[JOB] // case notes in places. add in an athour if you want. doesn\'t matter any more. MH', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-27 16:17:38'),
(1826, 'Bug', 'No physician linked to these dos - 1049,1198,6025. I have added Cullen to first two; 6025 is the non consultation letter to henry Cullen that we agreed not to release. David.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-16 12:23:26'),
(1827, 'James', 'Are these definitely incoming docs? 1198,1397,1490,2453,3548.  // For case notes I would day yes, as they were written for Cullen\'s own consideration - even those he wrote himself which were not intended for use by others. This *could* have been where a dedicated Casenote category would have been incredibly handy... [JOB] // insert attribute as readonly for now? // what to search on? Safest for now would be to search for any doc with the internal description starting \'Case note\' MH', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-21 08:09:36'),
(1828, 'David', 'David,Are there issues with the two docs held up at level 2 checking? Remember what\'s not completed by Friday doesn\'t get included.  // got them', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-23 08:43:22'),
(1829, 'Bug', 'php and google maps api v3', 'https://developers.google.com/maps/articles/phpsqlajax_v3#createmap', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-16 15:49:04'),
(1830, 'David', 'DOC 479 has been rolled back. In Marianne\'s absence can you mark up the recipe at the very bottom? I\'ve re-assigned it to you. // done', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=479', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-23 08:43:36'),
(1831, 'James', 'Can you scan through all the \'ERROR CHECKING\' queries to see where there are issues?', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-16 16:23:14'),
(1832, 'James', 'An... interesting... internal note/description! Alas, not a direct quote, or would have made an ace Twitter entry. I presume David *is* checking the People descriptions...? // excellent. He\'s meant to be checking them!', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=2884', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-17 11:48:29'),
(1833, 'People', 'Pers IDS 3248 and 3418 - *may* be the same individual, but there is no way to tell other than their being trsuted to be a middleman for such important letters. If kept separate, a note mentioning a possible connection between the two may be a godo addition. See your point but as no firm evidence I am leaving as they stand. David', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=808', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-17 11:15:36'),
(1834, 'Place', 'Place ID 546 (Glenbervie at  Place leve) is a duplicater - all links transferred to specific, ready to be deleted. // done', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-19 11:50:03'),
(1835, 'Bug', 'TEI validator', 'http://teibyexample.org/xquery/TBEvalidator.xq', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-17 12:20:37'),
(1836, 'People', 'See Internal case note - if this is the case, and I strongly suspect it may well be - then PERS IDs 1315 and 790 will be one and the same, in which case recommend merging former into latter. yes, merged by DS.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1279', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-17 13:47:53'),
(1837, 'People', 'Pers IDs: 2598 and 2669 are - I believe - one and the same. Suggest merging former into latter. Now merged by DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1572', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-17 14:04:14'),
(1838, 'People', 'I believe PERS IDs: 1316 and 2122 to be the same individual. Suggest: merge former into latter (which is a more detailed record). Symptoms provide supporting evidence, including (swollen belly) and believed issue (ovarian tumours). Merged by DS', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-17 14:27:12'),
(1839, 'Bug', 'See Internal Note for Doc 1549... ... ... thoughts? // I can\'t work it out. Happy to leave it as it is at this late stage. MH  // DUNKELD! Worked out through the handstamp map. ^_^ [JOB] // well done', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=1549', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-20 14:47:20'),
(1840, 'People', 'In case 779, I strongly suspect the anonymous doctor (PERS ID: 2480) to be a duplicate of 108 - who is attached to surrounding documents. yes, merged, but DS', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=779', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-17 15:08:36'),
(1841, 'James', 'Can you give me an exact number of cases you\'ve got left to check?  Document checking will stop tomoorow morning so it will not go much higher. Then I just need you to do your best to check them all. :-)', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-17 15:44:52'),
(1842, 'Bug', 'check histiry log for item id 0 - never mind now', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-20 16:25:52'),
(1843, 'David', 'Likewise for editing symptoms and conditions, we\'ll just have to go with what we\'ve got now.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-18 11:21:00'),
(1844, 'Bug', 'Fix edit links for place page. and ask James to add links about each specific place. RCAMS. Still to fix edit links -done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-21 16:12:53'),
(1845, 'James', 'James can you tidy up these please? They contain CUL/1...  replace with doc hyperlink if needed at all.  // As promised, all sorted. [JOB]', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=DOCSCATNUM', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-20 13:55:52'),
(1846, 'Bug', 'SELECT doc_id, doc_brdescFROM PROD_document WHERE doc_brdesc REGEXP BINARY \'[A-Z]{3}\' AND doc_brdesc NOT LIKE \'%[%\'ORDER BY doc_id -- after james has cleaned up CULs - sent to james', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-21 08:17:51'),
(1847, 'James', 'Description here - blood heck. // blood heck? [JOB] // it\'s the reference to pages 13 and 14 which is RCPE casebook stuff. Means nothing the context of our database.MH  // ... I\'m afraid I don\'t follow - the document is an Incoming case note, and these appear to have been labelled as pages 13 and 14, meaning 1-12 are all missing. No surrounding documents have a similar numbering scheme in place (that I can see, at least). [JOB] // ah. Maybe a bigger problem then. One for tomorrow I reckon.MH', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=734', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-20 15:10:48'),
(1848, 'Bug', 'Deal with David code in doc 479 - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-19 08:20:10'),
(1849, 'Bug', '$str = preg_replace(\'#.\\[Vol.*?\\]#\', null, $str); - php for doc desc output to remove Vol info. - applied', 'https://eval.in/315506', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-05 16:38:43');
INSERT INTO `bug_report` (`bug_id`, `bug_type`, `bug_desc`, `bug_url`, `bug_status`, `bug_submitted_by`, `bug_submitted_date`) VALUES
(1850, 'James', 'Hey dude. Now we have a \'final\' figure. 38 cases left for you to check. No more will get added to this. Check out the people issues queue etc for your Pending cases as they might have been resolved and David may have neglected to inform you.  //  Oh? Is someone else doign case checking alongside me? There should be more than that awaiting confirmation (they would have all been checked, though, no fear on that front) [JOB] // no-one else. I wouldn\'t allow it. I\'ll check the excel file again.MH // just checked again and I get 38 cases eligible for checking.MH  //  Huh! Perhaps I got through more than I thought I had the other day... I did find a lot of potential duplicate people! [JOB] // ok. best to start with the big cases so duplicate people issues can get reported. Do you think you can get this done by Friday? Don\'t worry about other work. I\'ll find lots of tasks.MH  // Shall give it my all! Can also head in monday to finish task off quicker (and make up for that bank holiday off), if it helps! [JOB] //that would be great. CheersMH', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-20 16:00:15'),
(1851, 'David', 'Invalid doc. See URL. This appears to be sorted. David.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=INVALIDDOCS', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-01 12:11:42'),
(1852, 'David', 'David, can you revise the text for out project acknowledgements so that it includes everyone? Save copy to network drive. Problem here is that I do not have names of the interns to hand, nor am i absolutely certain who has graduated PhD. I thought I asked them all to send this info with photos to you or JB weeks back? Let\'s discuss...I am making a list of the outstanding matters.. David. // I\'d say we forgot the photos now. No time left. But an update to acknowledgements is required. Cheers MH.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-06 13:00:41'),
(1922, 'Xquery', 'Xquery word count - used it', 'https://gist.github.com/joewiz/6168687', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-06 12:46:29'),
(1853, 'Bug', 'divs and foreign - too late for foreign words. we\'ve used choice. Divs are a mess anyway.', 'http://tei.oucs.ox.ac.uk/GettingStarted/html/in.html', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-21 08:20:07'),
(1854, 'XPATH', ' XPath //verse[contains(., &quot;Mary&quot;)].\r\n\r\n\r\n', 'http://tei.oucs.ox.ac.uk/GettingStarted/html/tb.html', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-02 11:18:38'),
(1855, 'XPATH', 'Using XPATH to search text containing - Stack Overflow', 'http://stackoverflow.com/questions/247135/using-xpath-to-search-text-containing', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-02 10:28:42'),
(1856, 'XPath', 'XPath: Find HTML element by *plain* text - Stack Overflow', 'http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18655765/xpath-find-html-element-by-plain-text', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-02 10:28:38'),
(1857, 'XPATH', 'PHP xpath() Function and http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/x-xpathphp/', 'http://www.w3schools.com/php/func_simplexml_xpath.asp', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-02 10:28:50'),
(1858, 'XPATH', 'XPath query with PHP - Stack Overflow', 'http://stackoverflow.com/questions/230592/xpath-query-with-php', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-02 10:28:47'),
(1859, 'PHPXML', 'PHP5 DOM, XML, XPATH, SimpleXML Examples - HTML &amp; CSS - The SitePoint Forums', 'http://community.sitepoint.com/t/php5-dom-xml-xpath-simplexml-examples/2458', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-02 10:28:59'),
(1860, 'James', 'Can you close the square brackets around the Vol info for these? 93439,4211,4249,4312,4357,4711,5137,5952.  I\'ve got a way to remove them all as long as the are within square brackets.  // Be sure to remove any extra spaces, as the fullstop will appear after the closing bracket, but there is usually a space before the opemning one! Ready for you codification. [JOB] // ha ha. Well I spent a painful few hours on Saturday coming up with this - https://eval.in/315506  // Blimey - that sample XML coding is painful to read! :p [JOB] //it was VERY painful. Did you clear the list? if so then please delete this issue.MH', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-20 15:59:39'),
(1861, 'Bug', 'Is it not possible to have coordinates for Europe? PLACE 1292  // A fair few places missing coordinates - shall address tomorrow! [JOB]  //  Meh, seems someone (probably Luca, bah) got there first. >.< [JOB]', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-29 10:43:22'),
(1862, 'Bug', 'Please add links for as many specific places as possible to the place page. We want good quality links from sites like rcahms.gov.uk and not rightmove! In my opinion wikipedia links are fine but others might not agree.  // Mary might start on this task too this week. // it would be good to have lots of info for the top 20 places at least // not important. Pass to Luca?', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/place.php?id=1', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-06 15:08:30'),
(1863, 'James', 'Do we really need this \'__________\'?', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=467', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-20 16:34:01'),
(1864, 'Future', 'Letter ID2982, image 1, ist para, 6th line down: transcription reads: \"you at resent is to ..\", letter reads: \"you at present is to ..\"  Cannot implement correction as it is locked down. Please keep this note on transcription error for future reference. Thanks, David.', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-05-02 10:12:41'),
(1865, 'James', 'These descriptions contain 3 capital letters. Might be \'CUL\' or badly formatted links. 781,1245,1265,1491,1672,2141,2172,3658,6257.  // Only a few butchered links - rest are valid (such as \'OED\') [JOB] // Doc 1491: despite this info, I can\'t find a direct link to that document... IF it isn\'t behind a paywall, I\'d be tempted to make it a direct link. [JOB]  //  3658 - Good lord, see what you think of the public description...! [JOB] // Jesus. Flag it with David as he\'s responsible for content.MH', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-21 13:48:12'),
(1866, 'CaseNote', 'Case notes done. See URL. Update incorrect ones to \'n\' using PHPMyADmin // Oh aye - I see a few erroneous documents included (that mention a case note being included... >.< - ping this back to me, and as soon as case checking is conducted, looking these over shall have my full attention. [JOB]', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=CASENOTES', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-22 07:26:46'),
(1867, 'Bug', 'Doc: 1491 - please can you provide a direct link to the material mentioned in the public description - a quick search hasn;t found the material with the stated references...I have revised this. No precise hyperlink possible but anyone that interested will be able to easily find the National Archives catalogue. DS. // FYI  //  He best put it in the case links, no? Won\'t the doc title be changed to delete it? Cheeky comment, to make, as well. Either that, or as he says, it really isn;t all that interesting - haha! [JOB]', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=1491', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-01 13:35:41'),
(1868, 'Future', 'Doc 2895 - what do you think? Should we move the address page to the end of the document, as standard? // yes. you do the XML part and inform Lauren and I\'ll re-order the images. MH  // Ah, apparently transcription is \'locked for editing as of 18/04/15\'... :-/ [JOB] // oh yeah. it\'s too late. one for future funding. ping back to me for records.MH  // *Ping* [JOB]', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=2895', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-21 14:58:53'),
(1869, 'People', 'Unnamed physician (ID:2210) is almost certainly a duplicate of ID:64 (who is credited as patients physician is all other documents of case). Suggest merging former into latter. Merged by DS.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=922', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-21 13:20:24'),
(1870, 'James', 'Case 684 was the duplicate persion I mentioned to you earlier - see what you think... for the sake of orderliness, I truly think they should be merged, but... not my call! // it has to be the same person! it\'s in the same case. what more evidence so we need. Not my call wither but you could re-submit.MH  // Meh, I\'ve left a note in the internal field, for future consideration... I guess that will have to suffice (even though it galls me so) [JOB] // submit a request to David. otherwise he\'ll never see your note.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=684', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-21 14:30:27'),
(1871, 'People', 'Case 1326, please cast your eye over the anonymous physician - and merge with named personnel if appropriate. I think this is impossible to resolve (as MMG\'s early notes suggest). Thanks, David.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1326', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-21 14:13:04'),
(1872, 'David', 'Doc: 3658 - public description is a little... overkill!. I have edited the viewable note further. David.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=3658', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-01 12:11:11'),
(1873, 'James', 'Place links can now be edited. Probably worth editing the first link for Mint Close! URL...  //  A much better reference, no? [JOB] // much better! MH. //  Although I do note \'Wikipedia\' is offered as a link descriptor... really should be a last resort - how many wiki links do we have? [JOB] // Personally I don\'t mind Wiki but I understand that acadedmics look down on it (even though the Cullen page has more research on it than we\'ve managed!). Just set the wiki links to \'i\' for inactive. and it can be used internally as we have done a lot with places. MH', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/place.php?id=1', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-30 10:32:36'),
(1874, 'Bug', 'Convert current basic site to grid layout and put on dev - inprogress', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-02 10:56:28'),
(1875, 'Bug', 'Ask Mary or James to clean up links for people. Custom query', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=URLLINKSINT', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-22 08:16:39'),
(1876, 'Bug', 'KWIC - \\\\cfsh11.campus.gla.ac.uk\\SSD_Home_Data_Q\\mdh3u\\My Documents\\workspace\\HOF\\www\\xmltest\\freetext_kwic', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-22 08:36:47'),
(1877, 'Bug', 'draw up cullen site map on whiteboard', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-29 07:35:05'),
(1878, 'Bug', 'Update XML for doc 5883. see notes - done', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=5883', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-25 15:52:21'),
(1879, 'Future', 'Database query: Docs with just recipes - it might help match up with letters with enclosures mentioned but missing flag. Needs XQuery', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-04-24 08:22:22'),
(1880, 'Case', 'Case 1886, Letter 5195: has a recipie for John Cook, and so possibly also linked with Case 909. Link made by Ds.', '', 'd', 's.hall.1@research.gla.ac.uk', '2015-04-23 20:22:59'),
(1881, 'James', 'James, what\'s the state of play with this letter? Has Luca implemented the XML to your img config?  //  Seems to have (judging by the document history) [JOB]', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=6297', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-24 09:56:30'),
(1882, 'James', 'How many cases left exactly?  //  Bloody hell, you;re obsessed, man! :p 18,. Easily done today. [JOB] // remember to check for RECHECKS.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-24 10:16:58'),
(1883, 'Front End', 'Variant spellings of surnames are provided in Case/Document descriptions in both parenthesese and brackets - I suggest correcting them all consistently to the latter \'[ ]\' // I agree James but tricky to implement what\'s been used before. Please pass to David so he\'s aware going forward.MH  Would be good to make consistent as a batch if not too much trouble, but not crucial. With so many people inputting, it was probably impossible to get everything absolutely consistent even if I had set firmer rules at an earlier stage there would have been inconsistencies ( I had originally assumed we would go over everything, but the sheer scale eventually precluded this)...David. Suggest just add to notes for any follow up project... // please advise on wording for note. MH. Just say \'bracketing of variant spelling of names in doc and case notes is inconsistent\'. Thanks, David', '', 'a', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-01 12:59:33'),
(1884, 'Bug', 'Can you write the public description for DOC 6296 (without asking me) to see if you come up with the same approach as me?  //  How I would likely phrase it, included in the internal description... [JOB]', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=6296', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-24 12:47:22'),
(1885, 'Case', 'Hmmm... Case 1107, I would be inclined to split the 1785 letters off the the 79/80 ones, and have them as their own (but connected) case. What say you?', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=1107', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-24 12:49:01'),
(1886, 'Case', 'Re: previous report for Case 1107, I see (from a later case) that David is keen on merging recurrences under a single case, so... please disregard!', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-24 12:55:42'),
(1887, 'Bug', 'Am I crazy, or can you see the vestiges of a Handstamp on this image as well? // definitely MH // ... to which part of the question? :p [JOB]', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/doc_images/01697/CUL_1_2_784_0003.jpg', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-24 13:15:38'),
(1888, 'James', 'No addressee for DOC 12?', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=12', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-24 15:27:13'),
(1889, 'Bug', 'update all empty name feilds to null and set database table to allow nulls. Then populate new field \'full_name\' with generated name. Then run another update using IFNULL = Anon. also need to remove leading space if no title. find and replace - need to do this for prod_person table', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-02 10:56:51'),
(1890, 'James', 'Double authors - 1294,2168,6299', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-25 11:27:26'),
(1891, 'Bug', 'Double addressees 3487,3488,3496,3498,3500,3501,3504,6263.  //  All (but one) recently passed Level 2 Check (by Marianne), and all featuring Henry in the wrong role (not as secondary addressee). Conicidence? :p  All sorted now, though. [JOB] - great. need to inform team going forward when checking resumes.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-27 10:09:31'),
(1893, 'James', 'Is doc (2513) is still assigned to Rebecca but is the only one left without author/addressee. Can you rectify this?', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=2513', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-27 11:06:12'),
(1892, 'People', 'Case 1486. Pers ID 2775 is certainly a duplicate of 5084 - both unnamed physicians. Suggest merge former into latter (which would keep out role attributes consistent as well). Merged by DS.', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-27 09:57:48'),
(1894, 'James', 'Re: auto-generated titles.  Although a little redundancy might be argued in terms of the Incoming/Outgoing in parentheses, having documents marked (mostly) as To/From him... I do think it looks nice and neat retaining it. I would, however, be tempted to remove the first forward-slash (between doc ID and From field). One thing I did like in the old system was the reference if a document was just a recipe or case-note, which could be added as a prefix (possibly...? But likely a lot of hard work, for negligible benefit). I also think a major missing component is the name of the primary patient (but recognise that so many feature more than one). Perhaps the following wording might work:	[ID:4] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Henry Richardson / Regarding: Mr Richardson (and others *IF MORE THAN ONE PATIENT INCLUDED IN ROLES**) / 21 June 1764 / (Outgoing)What do you think?  case-notes could likewise be annotated as:	[ID:xx] Case-Note / Regarding: Mr Richardson / 21 June 1764 / (Incoming)  // I like this. Check out DOCGENTITLES. It has this structure for all docs that are not case notes (deal with them later). Thereis one problem that I cannot deal with more than one patient. But take a look at how it is for now. MH // check it out now. I solved the multiple patients problem! Getting there.MH ', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-27 14:13:25'),
(1895, 'James', 'Inveraray nonsense! // all sorted. MH  //  Coolcool - what happened? [JOB] // looked like a manual half fix by me ages ago.MH', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-29 14:55:03'),
(1896, 'Bug', 'new DOCGENTITLES as at 14:32  // Ah, that\'s looking good. I might suggest if more than one patient, final two are separated by: \'..., and...\' [JOB] // ok. check out the sample 50 using \'and\'  //  Aha, that looks bloody good now, to my eye! ^_^ [JOB] // all done', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=DOCGENTITLES', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-30 10:33:52'),
(1897, 'James', 'Eh? Cullen as the addressee? DOC 5210', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=5210', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-27 14:42:28'),
(1898, 'James', 'Ok so these two queries will help identify the case notes. NOAUTHORADD and CASENOTES. The former may contain a lot as they are missing either an author or addressee and the later needs reviewed as they were all updated to case note status since they contained the phrase \'Case Note\'  // You\'re npt going to be happy about this, but... given the automatic title generation... I do wonder if perhaps the Case Note status could consist of: yes, no, and part of (to cover those many instances where the cover letter and case note form the same document, rather than be separated out... :-/) the naming scheme could then read \'Cover letter and case note...\' to keep everything accurate and truly representative of contents [JOB] // ok. enter y, n, or p and it will work.  // Awesomesauce - cheers! [JOB]', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=NOAUTHORADD', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-30 09:48:41'),
(1899, 'David', 'David, here\'s the list of documents that need a public discription. But please clear issue queues first as it\'s holding things up.  Cheers. MH. // again please clear these issues first. Cheers. (sunday) MH', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=DOCSWITHOUTDESC', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-07 16:03:58'),
(1905, 'James', 'James, are all eligble cases checked?  // Aside from the 5 with pending duplicate people, yes - the xls file you updated last week was completed. [JOB] // I\'m guessing they are done. Best to check manually or contact David. MH  // They weren\'t as of yesterday... might be best if you ask David if not too much trouble...? if he knows I\'m in he\'ll probably say \'oooooh, la$t da$y$$$$\' or something similar :p [JOB] // I\'ve asked him but I don\'t expect he\'ll do it today. MH', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-30 10:33:28'),
(1900, 'Bug', 'Click to edit. // Ok. [JOB] //hmmm. did this come in in the last few days? I\'m guessing it had an illegal character in it preventing it from displaying. Might be worth checking your emails for the notifications? MH  //  I don;t get notifications for reports submitted through here...! Never have! [JOB] // I think it might be the note I sent you that showed the longest doc title. I\'ll send by email. MH  //  Ah... ... now seeing that title has me in a quandry - I think the commas might look better for when there are more than three people in the patient role...!!! :-/ [JOB] //arrgghhh! James.  ok then commas it is. Final update will run when you are finished with the case notes/cover letters task. MH  //  And that shows that we do need to check that the characters do not play silly buggers for the final entitling! [JOB] // what characters? I already had a problem with &amp;. MH  //  I presume that had a letter with an accent mark? [JOB] // ah yes. A general problem through out the site!', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-30 14:03:41'),
(1901, 'Bug', '&lt;lucene&gt;    &lt;text qname=\"p\"/&gt;    &lt;text qname=\"note\"/&gt;    &lt;ignore qname=\"note\"/&gt;&lt;/lucene&gt; - seems to work ', 'http://newton.arts.gla.ac.uk:8080/exist/apps/doc/lucene.xml?q=lb%20break&field=all&id=D2.2.4.25.2#D2.2.4.25.2', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-29 07:33:52'),
(1902, 'Bug', 'James, I need you to crop out and save all the doodles - and provide a very brief description for each.  //  J:\\Projects\\Cullen\\Images\\doodle_imgs  Images cropped, but... to be entirely honest, I\'m not sure how useful this colelction is. :-/ [JOB] //I\'ve got a way to mark them up. Which is bascailly a short descroption of each. Email you email the descriptions so I can copy/paste into the XML? Forget the cropping. I can get the good ones. MH  //  I\'ve already cropped \'em! See document in same folder for quick descriptions. [JOB] // I can\'t see the description  document. what\'s the path? MH  //  Check again - PC was struggling to copy it over... &gt;.&lt; [JOB] ', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=DOODLE', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-30 16:40:49'),
(1903, 'Bug', 'quite a few in this list...  //  All checked, a few required manual re-ordering, but all good to be removed from the list. [JOB] // sorry but this tasks means applying the order *even* if it\'s the same. That way we can show that we\'ve looked the the same date issue and placed one doc after an other. MH  // D\'ooooooohhhhhhh... ... ... [JOB] update: ALL sorted now. For real, this time. [JOB] // nice.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=DOCSORDER', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-30 11:36:45'),
(1904, 'James', 'can you scan the unchecked case names for any issues? See URL  //  Wow... that is more cases than I expected... are you sure you don;t want me to have a final push in these closing days to try and get through as many as possible - try and whittle a coulpeo f hundred off that list? [JOB] // before that I\'ve just found that 9, 210, 512, 8, 787 are all eligible for checking. Crack on with them first then we can talk about the rest. MH  //  Shall do - names are a wee bit of a mess (why does David hate full-stops?!?), but cleaning up nicely so they can be done with minimum of fuss. [JOB]', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=UNCHECKEDCASES', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-01 10:38:11'),
(1906, 'Bug', 'CASENOTES custom query. Worked through every record on that list, removed a fair number of false-positives (and was able to trace/correct a few false-negatives as well). See addition to previous Bug report for thoughts on the mixture we have of separated cover letters and those which combine them with the notes in a single document. Having now been through entire lot, I do think this would be a useful categorical distinction (and would be far easier to implement than the manual separating of all those which exist). Still need to run other searches (keywords) to identify case notes not found by initial search, but... another big step taken. // do you need me to do some more queries? MH  // I think it is just a matter of running key words, and checking the relevant metadata status... a little arduous, but we considered everything the other week. Not a problem. Long and boring, but not a problem. ;) [JOB] // cool.MH  //  I think I have found all that I can. D: What a mammoth task that was - could have certainly used an extra screen... hardly any gained at all. [JOB] // OK. well done. So shall I run the doc titles update script or do you have more keyword searching to do? MH  //  Might as well go for it - I\'ve run out of terms that could indicate CN-potentitality. [JOB] // great!', '', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-30 14:35:00'),
(1907, 'James', 'SELECT doc.doc_id  ,doc.doc_notes, doc_case_note   FROM PROD_document as doc   WHERE doc.doc_case_note IN (\'y\',\'p\')   AND doc.doc_id != 3194   ORDER BY doc.doc_case_note ', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-30 10:19:28'),
(1908, 'James', 'Hmmm... I don\'t think Doc 1838 counts as a case note, but would appreciate a second opinion! // no. MH', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=1838', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-30 11:35:56'),
(1909, 'James', 'Doc 1833 - I am inclined to include this as a case note...(?) // more like a case history...which could be another option! but I really can\'t handle more options right now. MH  //  kk. [JOB]', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=1833', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-04-30 13:58:35'),
(1910, 'James', 'Care to hazard a guess as to what this doodle is? My thoughts areeither: a pen nib pressing against paper, OR a toe being pressed against a surface to indicate even the lightest of touches to be excruciating (given that the letter concerns a case of gout, I think this may well be the case). I don\'t believe it to be phallic in (direct) intent (thank gawds it is impossible to get gout THERE, haha!) // I\'ve no idea. Can you send it out the to team? MH  //  I think the toe is the most likely explanation, upon reflection - would you like me to remove the other two suggestions from my description document, or best to leave them in... as it *is* ambiguous.... [JOB] //leave in the internal notes. Say in the external notes we don\'t know what it is. MH', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/doc_images/03362/CUL_1_2_2256_0002.jpg', 'd', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-01 10:48:19'),
(1911, 'Bug', 'Hi Mark, just noticed that we have \'enclosure present(s)\' when it needs to be \'enclosure(s) present\', Thanks, David ', '', 'a', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-01 10:59:13'),
(1912, 'James', 'Are all the checked cases hyperlinked enough? If so then I can devise a script for you to hyperlink the unchecked cases as David is adding doc descriptions for unchecked docs.  //  That\'s today\'s task - return to all the cases checked before the linking scheme was in place, and try to catch as many as possible... anything to aid that process would be great! [JOB] // Unfortunately I think we should abandon the hyper linking. Too much effort and the benefit is not great. MH  //  As discussed earlier, I concurr. [JOB]', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-01 13:36:19'),
(1913, 'James', 'Fulltext / Key word in Context search example.  //  Aha. Search: \'chocolate\'. Context provided for Doc 695, for example, does not indicate text that has been deleted or corrected. Otherwise, very nifty indeed! Is the amount of context variable for the end user? (i.e. can they have it range from, say, 3 words to 25 on either side?) [JOB] // no but your can use wildcard searches. blister*  and \"search for phrases\". I\'m heading out but will drop by at 3pm. MH', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/existdb/', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-01 14:23:13'),
(1914, 'David', 'David, don\'t forget the full stops. See URL for custom query. Cheers. Thanks David.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=NOSTOPS', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-04 09:39:00'),
(1915, 'Bug', 'Full stop missing. ;-)  //  *Â£$% that ^\"&*($)$ piece of &\"()& cantankering *Â£( (\"*( of )&*Â£*Â£)( content!!!... although, saying that, it was an added carriage return... :p [JOB] ', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=NOSTOPSCASES', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-01 13:38:59'),
(1916, 'Bug', 'Can you remove the Vol / pp info from these 15 docs as it\'s causing a problem. 354	, 461	, 692	, 1335	, 3683	, 3729	, 3845	, 4241	, 4282	, 4409	, 4578	, 5794	, 5796	, 5873	, 5967. Cheers. Mark I have done all  these but please note that: the numbers in the notes on Doc 1335 are not volume numbers but essential to the explanation of the status of that particular document. Thanks, David. // great. But hyperlinks need when explicitly referring to other docs in 1335. And docs 461 and 5794 are still showing up. MH  Sorry, skipped 461 and 5794 in rushing; now done. As for hyperlinks...as I am not absolutely certain how to do this I am keeping a careful record of the few that will need them and will revisit after I have spoken to you (so they will not get ignored). I really need to eat some lunch ! DS.', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-01 13:06:05'),
(1917, 'James', 'all people issues cleared! Contact David if you need to know the outcome of anything. He\'s working now. MH', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cul_datatables/bug_report.php?t=33', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-01 12:49:51'),
(1918, 'David', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=PENDINGCASES     //  Custome query containing all potential duplicates. See internal notes for further details/thoughts.', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-06 15:07:46'),
(1948, 'Bug', 'Send me a link to a doc (on the DEV site) that has more than one case. cheers  //  The very first docuent, that you linked in other report, serves nicely :p http://dev.cullenproject.ac.uk/docs/4/  - if nothing else, could use a little more spacing between the different cases, and ensure the data boxes lne up with one another. I\'d even be tempted to have a bold line between the cases, really emphasise that this page is showing two distinct cases...[JOB]', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-06 15:32:28'),
(1919, 'Bug', 'lucene - ignore del - done. any more?  remember to need to re-index.', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-02 10:55:48'),
(1920, 'Bug', 'See URL. I think we should keep DOC links for doc descriptions (where really needed), People links for people descriptions (where really needed) and remove all from cases. - remove links and inform David.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=MISSINGLINKS', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-06 12:22:16'),
(1921, 'Bug', 'XSLT find solution for place above and margin etc', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-02 11:01:58'),
(1923, 'David', 'Docs missing full stops. See URL link. // more found. MH Sorted. D.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=NOSTOPS', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-07 08:17:51'),
(1924, 'James', 'Pending cases list updated. Last week you did an amazing job. If you get through the rest then at least that just leaves David with the work to sort out people issues. ', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=PENDINGCASES', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-03 18:43:54'),
(1925, 'James', 'Since David probably isn\'t communicating completed people issues to you, here\'s his cleared people issues as custom query.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=PROPEOPLEISSUES', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-03 18:48:54'),
(1926, 'Suggestion', 'Hi Mark,i will speak to you soon, but this is just to log that I have just used the \'items missing descriptions\' search list to add notes on any remaining that I though might require them (but it has not updated yet). The one snow left with notes are all self-explanatory and so do not need notes. Thanks,David - spoke to DS about this. refering to lk items', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-04 12:23:57'),
(1927, 'David', 'Sorted by D.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cul_datatables/docs_pers_place_lk.php?t=32', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-07 11:24:03'),
(1928, 'David', 'Another task that really needs done by Sunday is checking the top people records. Stephen was working on this before he finished up.  See URL. Cheers', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=TOPPEOPLE', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-04 10:47:51'),
(1929, 'David', 'David, please confirm you are happy / agree with James\' descriptions for the various artworks found within the archive. Go to J:\\Projects\\Cullen\\Images\\doodle_imgs on the network. Cheers. I cannot access these; can you send me a link? I am sure ethyl will be OK...at this stage suggest that you just show me them when we look over the whole site...David.', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-08 08:41:32'),
(1930, 'David', 'See URL for Top 50 people. It would be good to have these checked and complete as possible.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=TOP50PEOPLE', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-04 12:06:12'),
(1931, 'David', 'See URL for full text search. - still in development! This search supports wildcards. So if you enter blister* it will find blister and blistering. You can also search for a phrase by using quotes. E.g \"Your most Obedient Servant\" Enjoy. Hi Mark, this is brilliant. I entered \'fee\' and it immediately displayed 101 letters where fees are mentioned. It looks looks very slick ! Well done... They are not filming me until Monday AM now so I am about to get on with Cullen matters...David (at Glasgow flat) // bounce back for URL . Cheers', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/existdb/', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-05 15:03:45'),
(1932, 'David', 'Hi David, when working though the list of top people remember to marked them as \'CHECKED\' to avoid duplication. Cheers', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=TOPPEOPLE', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-05 09:57:24'),
(1947, 'Bug', 'Leave it to me to submit this URL to David for him to action duplicate people. I\'ll submit this at 4pm when you log off.  //  Ah, I had already modified/sent the other report, replacing all the text with the link/action request - and it bore your name, but... have removed t from his list Blatantat manipulation ftw! ;) [JOB]', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=PENDINGCASES', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-06 15:34:08'),
(1933, 'James', 'This query now checks *all* cases.  //  Nothing to see here... ;) [JOB]', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=NOSTOPSCASES', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-06 11:06:50'),
(1934, 'David', 'Person public descriptions that do not end with a full stop. See URL', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=PERSNOSTOPS', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-10 11:40:04'),
(1935, 'David', 'Hi Mark,because I bounced back the \'miscellaneous issues\' note that you had sent about creating  the new free search facility I have lost the URL to be able to take another look: just send it again when you have time, Best, David. // ok. here it is - http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/existdb/', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-05 15:04:04'),
(1936, 'Bug', 'Help - \"These documents contain one or more that share the same date. We have manually applied an order based on what we know\"  can you improve on that wording for cases that we\'ve re-ordered.  // How about: \"This document shares a date record with another in the case, and has been manually assigned an order in relation to other records.\"  [JOB] // sounds better. but doesn\'t sound right at the start. MH  //  How about now? [JOB] // great.', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-06 11:37:17'),
(1937, 'Bug', 'What to do about $num_cases_img for mutli case docs', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-05 15:43:38'),
(1938, 'Bug', 'Hidden Docs from this case  - move into table row', 'http://dev.cullenproject.ac.uk/docs.php?id=809', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-05 15:54:43'),
(1939, 'Bug', 'All the draft docs need to be hyper-linked in the original doc\'s public description. Can you take care of this?  //  It has been done. [JOB]', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=DRAFTS', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-06 15:29:51'),
(1940, 'David', 'Hi Mark, the free search is amazing.The layout of the letters looks great !  This is truly impressive...it looks like it is really coming together. Nick rang after I spoke to you to say that BBC Radio 4 want me to go down to their studio for a live interview early Monday AM...they are possibly going to get an actor to read one of the letters (they have the script for Dear Dr Cullen from iain). Radio Scotland are probably going to talk to me as well while I am down there.. Cheers, David // thanks. I\'m getting close to placing into the website design. That\'s great news about the BBC!!! ', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-07 08:15:31'),
(1941, 'Bug', 'work into all seg items view the xpath to return list of docs', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-05 17:27:46'),
(1942, 'Bug', 'Trailing slash http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/ or no trailing slash http://www.bbc.co.uk/news  ?  //  Personally, I prefer no trailing slash... can you provide an example within the context of Cullen? That can make all the difference. :p [JOB] // sure. but I\'ve decided to go with trailing slashes.  Example coming up in a few hours. MH  //  Trailing slash does look better in academic papers - closing of the link nicely (and showing that nothing has potentially been cut off) [JOB]', 'http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/ ', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-06 12:28:09'),
(1943, 'Bug', 'Web Copy - we need something to explain who the RCPE is. MarK: I do not think we need to write anything ourselves, just create links along the lines of (I will leave the actual format to you) \"For information about the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh visit:  https://www.rcpe.ac.uk/about-rcpe/top/about-rcpe  AND \'For the history of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh and the Sibbald Library visit: https://www.rcpe.ac.uk/library-archives/about-us    I think this is sufficient: but please check that at least once on the main page(s) the name of the RCPE  is written out in full. Thanks, David ', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-06 12:59:43'),
(1944, 'Bug', 'Work-in-progress. Sneak preview...  //  Aha! Might I suggest a slightly smaller font size...? :) [JOB] // now smaller. Mh  //  Looking good! ^_^ The title does seem a little... much, in its bold state. And I might be tempted to italicise the \'[ID:xx]\'  to make it stand out a little... but other than that. I love that the very top entry under \'Items\' is Bloodstone Necklace. [JOB]', 'http://dev.cullenproject.ac.uk/docs/4/', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-06 15:38:18'),
(1945, 'Bug', 'Also, re: website - do you intend to have the transcribed by: / level 2 checked by: values? The latter will mean nothing to end users, and it looks a little clumsy, if I\'m honest. [JOB]', '', 'a', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-06 13:42:00'),
(1946, 'Suggestion', 'Hi Mark, in the database we currently have \'Enclosure present(s), but it needs to be \'Enclosure(s) present\', thanks, David', '', 'a', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-06 14:43:53'),
(1949, 'Bug', '4252	Mr Hawkins\r\n(Maiden:)\r\nBirth: / Death:\r\n\r\nINTERNAL NOTES: William Hunter consulted him regarding the 28 year old, walking veneral disease merchant. Sent Hawkins\' opinion to Cullen.\r\n\r\n&quot;walking venereal disease&quot;, haha! Please let that remain in the description.', '', 'a', 'James.Butler@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-06 15:41:01'),
(1950, 'People', 'See URL for 30 cases that have been provisional checked by James in his last few days. All contain a probably duplicate and can be found in the internal notes of the case. Please leave a note in the relevant case explaining what action you have taken. All done. David.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=PENDINGCASES', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-06 16:11:14'),
(1951, 'David', 'Description for Laudanum needs polished. Sorted, David. ', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cul_datatables/docs_pers_place_lk.php?t=32', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-07 08:15:06'),
(1952, 'David', 'Square bracket missing. Done, david.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=2565', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-07 08:07:20'),
(1953, 'Bug', 'strip out all hyperlinks from case notes. update all other links and remove certain ones from docs and person', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-06 17:29:49'),
(1954, 'Bug', 'Watch out for the carriage return at the beginning of the public description. See DOC 2686. It shows as a blank first line. Cheers. Sorted, thanks of pointing this out..I did not know it showed. David', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/docs.php?id=2686', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-07 08:08:57'),
(1955, 'Bug', 'David, Why is bodypart 176 Carotid, condtion 204 Otorrhoea and condition 205 Ecchymosis no longer linked to any document? No idea: to best of my knowledge the only one of these I have been near recently is the last one when i added an explanatory note. Can I do anything to restore? Will phone you this AM. David   //ok. back to you. Mh  Mark, I have included Carotid in \'Arteries\': the other two did not come up on any free search (I tried variant spellings), so I have marked them as TOBEDELETED. I may have worked out what happened but too long to explain here.  D. // deleted. ', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-07 16:16:43'),
(1956, 'Bug', 'Lookup items descriptions still need tidied. Up. e.g.  \"might be connected to symptom 190, not sure\" appears in one. Please remove all internal team instructions. Cheers. Mark, I have now gone through all the table again, looking out for any remnants of notes meant for assistants. Only found the one I mentioned on phone, which is reassuring but I tidy up quite a few minorinconsistencies and missing full-stops. With there being so many entries there are bound to be a few minor slips, but I think these are OK now. D. //  ok. but I noticed the descriptions for \'Headache\' contains project instructions. MH This wa just about acceptable, but see you point...I have revised it. D. Now have RSI ! Need to go off and buy some food but will resume adding external notes after tea at the flat...I now have them down to 666... D.', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-07 17:41:18'),
(1957, 'Bug', 'Work out how to get place full name..   [ID:2] , , , Jamaica, West Indies [Type: Country]', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-07 17:54:59'),
(1958, 'Bug', 'get rid of person_copy and regenerate titles...and xml...', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-07 17:55:35'),
(1959, 'Bug', 'Don\'t forget the duplicate people issues in the people queue. Potential case creating / deleting that has an impact the final site data. Cheers. Mark, I have dealt with the list of person queries James left. David.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cul_datatables/bug_report.php?t=33', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-08 08:26:44'),
(1960, 'Bug', 'Make a stats page and link into home page?', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-07 18:02:12'),
(1961, 'Bug', 'Search based on sender', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-07 18:02:26'),
(1962, 'Bug', 'Feature cases. no data table!', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-07 18:02:49'),
(1963, 'Bug', 'create feeback form and table for comments', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-07 18:03:46'),
(1964, 'Bug', 'Can you send me a few Quotes from letters for the Quotes feature? 6 will do for now. Mark, I have emailed you a file with loads of short extracts...some I had flagged a suitable tweets that never got used. Enjoy...David', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-08 08:39:50'),
(1965, 'Bug', 'rem page for The Royal Mail and other Means of Delivery', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-08 13:06:32'),
(1966, 'Bug', '6,103 entries docs showing. should be 5,603', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-08 17:06:07'),
(1967, 'Bug', 'Sorry, no records were found for items e.g s195  . \"The transcription for this document is not yet available.\" ', 'http://dev.cullenproject.ac.uk/items/s195/', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-08 17:16:31'),
(1968, 'Bug', 'apply space between E and D. &lt;i&gt;OED&lt;/i&gt;', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-08 17:18:29'),
(1969, 'Bug', 'the draft copy for:   the link is wrong - ok now', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-09 13:11:25'),
(1970, 'Bug', 'remove CS from table - LK table. done', 'http://dev.cullenproject.ac.uk/data/items/', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-09 13:13:54'),
(1971, 'Bug', 'Preparations xquery does not work. - fixed', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-09 14:35:27'),
(1972, 'Bug', 'tidy up draft docs AND doc_id IN (\'809\',\'1335\',\'1216\',\'6298\', \'3757\',\'343\',\'3988\',\'4473\',\'618\',\'5254\',\'6297\',\'3288\',\'5806\',\'1537\',\'3212\',\'6159\',\'6299\',\'6300\', \'4473\',\'5358\',\'99\',\'152\',  \'461\',\'849\',\'900\',\'1173\',\'1352\',  \'1706\',\'2254\', \'2810\',\'3375\',\'3376\',\'3491\' ,\'4284\',  \'5501\',\'6157\', \'6157\', \'6158\',\'6295\',\'6296\')', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-09 13:04:52'),
(1973, 'Bug', 'find bad links . custom query for luca. done. asked to remove all links from docs and cases. - done', '', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-10 11:28:39'),
(1974, 'Case', 'Case names need to be short and snappy. Looks like some of the other info in Case 260 can go into case external notes. Please update. I have edited it ..D.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cases_edit.php?case_id=260', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-09 11:12:00'),
(1975, 'David', 'If you can find any reason to make *one* more case then we\'ll have a nice round number of 2,500 cases!', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/stats.php', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-09 13:03:48'),
(1976, 'Bug', 'Hi Mark,I am starting to look at the website: there is a typo in \'Items tagged in Doucuments\', which should be Documents. David, - dupl', '', 'd', '', '2015-05-09 14:35:15'),
(1977, 'Bug', 'Hi Mark,typo on website: \'Items tagged in Doucuments\' (should be Documents), thanks, David. - fixed', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-09 14:35:07'),
(1978, 'David', 'Hi Mark,we currently have \'Missing\' for empty Person Notes, but please change wording here to \'At present no additional Information available.\' //done. but changed to lower case for information. MH', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-09 14:31:14'),
(1979, 'Bug', 'Hi Mark,suggest changing subcategory for all the spa waters to \'spa water\' (as a simple solution to my concerns).Thanks,David - solved', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-09 14:33:19'),
(1980, 'Bug', 'Hi Mark,typo at the very close of the write-up \'About the Archive\': the last \'c\' is missing off diagnostic. David. // it\'s not missing. It\'s an div overflow problem. MH', '', 'a', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-09 14:33:13'),
(1981, 'Bug', 'Tidy up draft doc descriptions - luca', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=DRAFTDOCDESC', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-10 11:28:30'),
(1982, 'Suggestion', 'Hi Mark,\r\n\r\nI have just emailed you the Short Extracts List with document numbers added in this time,\r\n\r\nThanks, David\r\n\r\n', '', 'a', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-09 15:04:35'),
(1983, 'Bug', 'Can you revise the wording on the contact page for me? See URL. Mark, I just sent you wording as a \'suggestion\' (I did it before seeing this request), David (and feel free to change anything like this that I send you to lower case etc as you see fit.', 'http://dev.cullenproject.ac.uk/contact/', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-09 16:33:28'),
(1984, 'Bug', 'Remember 404 page and htaccess congig, google stats, google webmaster and log searches, test in other browsers and test for injections', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-09 15:55:41'),
(1985, 'Suggestion', 'Hi Mark, \r\n\r\nsuggested wording for the feedback page: \'General comments and enquiries to be submitted here. If specifically relating to a particular document then submit feedback from that page using the feedback tab provided. While we welcome your feedback, as the project is not currently funded we do not have the staff required to respond.\'', '', 'a', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-09 16:29:55'),
(1986, 'David', 'Incorrect tags present for Pyrmont Water and for Chamber Horse.', '', 'a', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-09 16:39:31'),
(1987, 'Suggestion', ' - see email as this is lost', '', 'a', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-10 11:28:20'),
(1994, 'Bug', 'I am juts starting to look at the website: there is a typo in the second line of my descriptive account of &quot;Treatments\'.  at \'of and..\' the \'and\' needs deleting, David', '', 'a', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-10 11:54:16'),
(1995, 'Bug', 'Can \"Problems with menses: Menorrhagia.\" be shorten to \"Menorrhagia\" for the front page link? Yes. ', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-10 15:15:49');
INSERT INTO `bug_report` (`bug_id`, `bug_type`, `bug_desc`, `bug_url`, `bug_status`, `bug_submitted_by`, `bug_submitted_date`) VALUES
(1996, 'Bug', 'maybe use this somewhere: Explore this unique collection of over five thousand eighteenth-century medical consultation letters. Mothers, brothers, sisters, servants, merchants, earls, ministers, soldiers, professors, provosts, poets, coopers, farmers, students and fellow practitioners write to Dr Cullen in Edinburgh from Scotland, England, Ireland, Europe, the Caribbean and the Americas seeking advice over fevers, coughs, colics, buboes, chills, tumours, fits, faints, horrors, itches, nauseas, spasms, scabs, stranguaries, teethings, worms, watchings, vertigoes and ravings while Dr Cullen diagnoses apoplexy, asthma, consumption, scabies, scurvy, gout, stones, sibbens, megrims, strictures, dropsy, syphilis, epilepsy, mania, nervous weakness and spasmodic affections, prescribes medicines botanical, mineral and animal, recommends phlebotomies, purges, vomits, issues, salivations, blisterings, leeches, and electrical passes while urging low-diets, fresh air, shower-baths, flesh brushings, warm flannels, horse-rides, coach journeys and sea-voyages. ', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-10 13:38:16'),
(1988, 'Suggestion', 'Hi Mark,\r\n\r\ngood to have the statistics up there: Maybe to get around the issue of not having all the transcriptions available yet you could put: \'Transcriptions currently available\'.\r\n\r\nHave you put up the figure for the number of \'Cases\'?\r\n\r\nCheers,\r\nDavid', '', 'a', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-09 17:48:48'),
(1989, 'Bug', 'Hi Mark,\r\ntwo missed acknowledgements: please add Alison Scott (Archivist), at end of RCPE list, and add Nick Wade to my personal alphabetical  list of people at GU, thanks, David.', '', 'a', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-10 08:47:41'),
(1990, 'Bug', 'Hi Mark, I really struggled to find a suitably vivid letter that was also checked etc, but I was very tired and will have another go later on...but maybe we can just settle for having the vivid one w have but not making it a link. Alternatively, the letters by the Tide-Surveyor which is a featured case are nicely written so we could use one of them and let it take people to the case. I am thinking that to solve the possible bafflement caused by using the term \'Ingredients\' that we change it to Medicinal Ingredients. it adds a word, but does make it much more obvious to the general public what it means. We can discuss... David', '', 'a', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-10 09:09:08'),
(1991, 'David', 'Remember this list for final tidy! cheers. Sorted.', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=NOSTOPS', 'd', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-10 16:32:20'),
(1992, 'Bug', 'update person links to /people/ in pers descriptions.\r\n\r\nupdate case related cases in case descriptions', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-10 10:51:09'),
(1993, 'Bug', 'Any preference to which quote will get displayed tomorrow? Currently it will be \"In trusting to the strength...DOC 80\". I really like this one and think it would be the best one for tomorrow... ', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-10 15:16:53'),
(1997, 'David', 'Please remove italics from the item name. If the quotes need to stay then make the all the same either single or double. But certainly lose the italics from the name field. Cheers', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-10 13:59:32'),
(1998, 'Bug', 'See the description for Headache. It gives me a Headache! :-) I have revised it...see your point..hope you think it better now, D.', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-10 15:24:18'),
(1999, 'Bug', 'links for logos', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-10 15:01:55'),
(2000, 'Bug', 'Normalized with a z?  I prefer with an S, but not crucial.', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-10 15:18:20'),
(2001, 'Bug', 'Grammar ok for \"There are 3 images for this document.\" Yes; but when there is only one image it becomes ungrammatical: could you change it to. This document has 3 image(s) ? That works when there is just one.', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-10 15:20:38'),
(2002, 'Bug', 'condition - Bloody flux! description still contains internal info. Not sure why you object to this. It is just a cross-reference for searchers, but I have revised and taken away the brackets, so hope that is OK now. There are anomie roof times that should have beeb combined but it was too late...so I put in cross-referencing so folk would not miss the other, closely related  entry.', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-10 20:45:16'),
(2003, 'Bug', 'In \'About the Cullen Project\' the first mention for eh RCPE should really link to their homepage (I thought it did in the past?), thanks David', '', 'a', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-10 17:06:15'),
(2004, 'Suggestion', 'Hi Mark,\r\n\r\njust emailed you the notes for the last feature cases I can pull together - I may have even sent them already - but see email...Thanks, David\r\n\r\n', '', 'a', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-10 17:48:16'),
(2005, 'Bug', 'Hi Mark, I may have made a  typo in my notes for the section on Actions: the date of publication for Cullen\'s material media is 1788, but I think the copy I sent has 1789. Please check as you load up the text, \r\n\r\nThanks,\r\nDavid', '', 'a', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-10 18:02:38'),
(2006, 'David', 'Checked cases list here - ', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=CHECKEDCASES', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-10 18:16:23'),
(2007, 'Suggestion', 'Text for \'Span of years\': The extant consultations run from 1755, shortly before Cullen moved to Edinburgh to early 1790 when he died. There are fewer examples dating before the mid-1770s but this cannot be taken as evidence of the reach of his practice as he may not have systematically retained all his correspondence in the early period.', '', 'a', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-10 18:28:48'),
(2008, 'Bug', 'Hi Mark,\r\nnot going to have to go through to the Edin study now, back Plan A (Glasgow studios), and feeling better for having had my fish and chips, so starting to really explore the website - which works really well - and to create some prompt cards for my talk tomorrow. Please remember to date the wording where it asks for feedback to what I sent you the other day,\r\nThanks,\r\nDavid', '', 'a', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-10 20:21:41'),
(2009, 'David', 'Isinglass has three wrong tabs that are for glycrirhiza (liquorice)....', '', 'a', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-10 20:31:37'),
(2010, 'Bug', 'Homepage, last letters of the word \'dropsy\' on the Johnson as featured case title are missing.\r\n\r\nIn the display of the normalised and diplomatic texts can you create a small left-hand margin? I think you said you were going to do this when iw a sup in your office, but this is just to flag it up,\r\nCheers,\r\nDavid', '', 'a', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-10 20:39:47'),
(2011, 'David', 'Hi Mark, I have finally found a good one to use for the \'feature d letter\' (though you will always have the problem that the address pages are horizontal).Case 1703, Document 2553, Image 4.Cheers,David. // it\'s not level 2 checked so it won\'t show the transcription. MH', '', 'a', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-11 07:56:02'),
(2012, 'Suggestion', 'Hi Mark, just confirming that launch starts at 2pm...se my email about going over together...will no doubt speak on phone tonight anyway, Best, David', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-10 21:02:52'),
(2013, 'Bug', 'Hi Mark,\r\napologies: there is an stray comma (trapped next to a  semi-colon) in the final sentence of the guide notes for People...result of tiredness...others wise it really looks good placed there...work well.. D.', '', 'a', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-10 21:16:21'),
(2014, 'Bug', 'Sorry...spotted another bloody typo... \'on\' is repeated in the first kine of the Places note... Maybe even just do these minor repairs in the morning? D.', '', 'a', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-10 21:19:38'),
(2015, 'Bug', 'Just in case you forget there is still some gobbledygook in the Archive section right margin..not wanting to bombard you, but thought best to flag everything up..D.', '', 'a', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-10 21:29:59'),
(2016, 'Bug', 'Hi Mark, \r\n\r\nsorry...couple more typos: in Actions Tagged in Documents: in line 2: \'febrifuge needs a closing quotation mark and Line 3, \'actions\' should be \'action\'.\r\n\r\nThe rest are OK. D,', '', 'd', '', '2015-05-10 23:01:45'),
(2017, 'Bug', 'Hi Mark, sorry I\'ve spotted two typos in Actions Tagged in Documents: in line 2 febrifuge needs a closing quotation mark after it and in line 3, actions should be action. the rest of the headers are all fine...your are getting there..David', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-10 23:04:37'),
(2018, 'David', 'Not  priority but at some point maybe revise the list \' Patients Physician/Surgeon/Aoothecary/Midwife...only 2 midwives recorded but worth flagging.. D. // now 3. please check. MH', '', 'a', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-12 13:50:33'),
(2019, 'Suggestion', 'Hi Mark,\r\n\r\nIt is midnight: i just sent you a word file with updated acknowledgments...see note in my email...\r\nbest,\r\nDavid', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-11 00:03:07'),
(2020, 'Bug', 'XSLT bug in letter style sheet', 'http://dev.cullenproject.ac.uk/items/i34/p/p6/', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-11 07:54:46'),
(2021, 'Bug', 'Hi Mark, the website looks great. I really like seeing all the different maps. Just found two minor typos in my featured case \'write-ups: in Case 866 (Buchanan), line 3 \'eing\' should be being, and in Dr Johnson\'s case, in the last paragraph please delete the word account (leaving study). Apologies...these are no doubt the result of my tiredness, but easily repaired...Cheers, David.', '', 'd', 'David.Shuttleton@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-11 05:11:20'),
(2022, 'Bug', 'Cullen as author and addressee', 'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/queries.php?q=AUTHADD', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-12 13:42:15'),
(2023, 'Bug', 'Use &quot;Medicinal ingredients&quot;?', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-12 13:52:29'),
(2024, 'Bug', 'add in feedback, contact + twitter, guidelines, stretcher etc, copyright?', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-12 13:54:00'),
(2025, 'Bug', 'Are the images in the correct order? If not then please suggest a new order. If you notice a discrepancy between the large image and its thumbnail image let us know.', '', 'a', 'mark.herraghty@glasgow.ac.uk', '2015-05-13 13:53:18');

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-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Stand-in structure for view `case_featured_view`
-- (See below for the actual view)
--
CREATE TABLE `case_featured_view` (
`case_id` int(11)
,`case_desc` text
,`case_edit` varchar(60)
,`min_date` varchar(4)
,`max_date` varchar(4)
,`num_docs` int(11)
);

-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Table structure for table `case_min_max_temp`
--

CREATE TABLE `case_min_max_temp` (
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  `min_date` date DEFAULT NULL,
  `max_date` date DEFAULT NULL,
  `mm_case_id` int(11) NOT NULL
) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1 COLLATE=latin1_swedish_ci;

--
-- Dumping data for table `case_min_max_temp`
--

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-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Stand-in structure for view `docs`
-- (See below for the actual view)
--
CREATE TABLE `docs` (
`doc_id` int(11)
,`doc_date_full_text` varchar(60)
,`doc_brdesc` mediumtext
,`document_direction` varchar(30)
);

-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Stand-in structure for view `docs_cases`
-- (See below for the actual view)
--
CREATE TABLE `docs_cases` (
`doc_id` int(11)
,`doc_catnum` varchar(57)
,`doc_date` date
,`doc_notes` mediumtext
,`doc_trans` char(1)
,`document_direction` varchar(30)
,`cases` mediumtext
);

-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Stand-in structure for view `docs_lk_view`
-- (See below for the actual view)
--
CREATE TABLE `docs_lk_view` (
`doc_id` int(11)
,`doc_catnum` varchar(57)
,`document_direction` varchar(30)
,`doc_date` date
,`doc_notes` mediumtext
,`doc_trans` char(1)
,`doc_img` int(11)
);

-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Stand-in structure for view `docs_lk_view_person`
-- (See below for the actual view)
--
CREATE TABLE `docs_lk_view_person` (
`role_desc` varchar(150)
,`doc_id` int(11)
,`doc_catnum` varchar(57)
,`doc_date` date
,`doc_notes` mediumtext
,`person_search` int(11)
);

-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Stand-in structure for view `docs_places_view`
-- (See below for the actual view)
--
CREATE TABLE `docs_places_view` (
`role` varchar(60)
,`dhc_doc_id` int(11)
,`dhc_case_id` int(11)
,`doc_id` int(11)
,`doc_catnum` varchar(57)
,`doc_date` date
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,`doc_notes` longtext
,`doc_trans` char(1)
,`doc_img` int(11)
,`pidr_place_id` int(11)
,`doc_xml` varchar(55)
);

-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Stand-in structure for view `docs_view_search`
-- (See below for the actual view)
--
CREATE TABLE `docs_view_search` (
`doc_id` int(11)
,`doc_catnum` varchar(57)
,`document_direction` varchar(30)
,`doc_date` date
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,`lang_id` int(11)
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,`doc_post` char(1)
,`doc_annot` varchar(255)
,`doc_xml` varchar(55)
);

-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Stand-in structure for view `docs_view_search_people`
-- (See below for the actual view)
--
CREATE TABLE `docs_view_search_people` (
`doc_id` int(11)
,`doc_catnum` varchar(57)
,`document_direction` varchar(30)
,`doc_date` date
,`doc_date_year` varchar(4)
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,`doc_img` int(11)
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,`doc_regimen` char(1)
,`doc_incomplete` char(1)
,`lang_id` int(11)
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,`doc_post` char(1)
,`doc_annot` varchar(255)
,`doc_xml` varchar(55)
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,`role_id` int(11)
);

-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Stand-in structure for view `docs_view_search_places`
-- (See below for the actual view)
--
CREATE TABLE `docs_view_search_places` (
`doc_id` int(11)
,`doc_catnum` varchar(57)
,`document_direction` varchar(30)
,`doc_date` date
,`doc_date_year` varchar(4)
,`doc_notes` mediumtext
,`doc_trans` char(1)
,`doc_img` int(11)
,`type_id` int(11)
,`enc_id` int(11)
,`doc_autop` char(1)
,`doc_recipe` char(1)
,`doc_regimen` char(1)
,`doc_incomplete` char(1)
,`lang_id` int(11)
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,`doc_post` char(1)
,`doc_annot` varchar(255)
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);

-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Stand-in structure for view `docs_view_search_trans`
-- (See below for the actual view)
--
CREATE TABLE `docs_view_search_trans` (
`doc_id` int(11)
,`doc_catnum` varchar(57)
,`document_direction` varchar(30)
,`doc_date` date
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,`doc_regimen` char(1)
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,`doc_post` char(1)
,`doc_annot` varchar(255)
,`doc_xml` varchar(55)
,`xml_trans` mediumtext
);

-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Table structure for table `doc_dates`
--

CREATE TABLE `doc_dates` (
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  `doc_month_txt` varchar(10) DEFAULT NULL,
  `doc_year_txt` varchar(10) DEFAULT NULL,
  `doc_full_date_text` varchar(60) DEFAULT NULL
) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1 COLLATE=latin1_swedish_ci;

--
-- Dumping data for table `doc_dates`
--

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(5852, '8?', 'July?', '1789?', '8? July? 1789?'),
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(5892, '10', 'September', '1789', '10 September 1789'),
(5893, '11?', 'September?', '1789?', '11? September? 1789?'),
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(5968, NULL, 'June?', '1771?', 'June? 1771?'),
(5971, NULL, NULL, '1771?', '1771?'),
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(5976, NULL, 'February?', '1776?', 'February? 1776?'),
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-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Stand-in structure for view `favorite_docs`
-- (See below for the actual view)
--
CREATE TABLE `favorite_docs` (
`fav_id` int(11)
,`doc_id` varchar(118)
,`fav_note` varchar(255)
,`doc_notes` mediumtext
,`user_id` int(11)
,`status` char(1)
,`del_link` varchar(140)
);

-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Stand-in structure for view `lk_actions_markup_view`
-- (See below for the actual view)
--
CREATE TABLE `lk_actions_markup_view` (
`action_id` int(11)
,`action` varchar(150)
,`description` text
,`markup` varchar(49)
);

-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Stand-in structure for view `lk_all_items_search`
-- (See below for the actual view)
--
CREATE TABLE `lk_all_items_search` (
`item_id` int(11)
,`item_name` varchar(150)
,`item_desc` text
,`cat_name` varchar(45)
,`lk_table_simple_name` varchar(50)
,`lk_tag_name` varchar(100)
,`docs` varchar(183)
);

-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Stand-in structure for view `lk_all_items_seg_view`
-- (See below for the actual view)
--
CREATE TABLE `lk_all_items_seg_view` (
`item_id` varchar(4)
,`item_name` varchar(150)
,`item_desc` text
,`cat_name` varchar(45)
,`lk_table_simple_name` varchar(50)
,`lk_tag_name` varchar(100)
,`docs` varchar(31)
);

-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Stand-in structure for view `lk_body_parts_markup_view`
-- (See below for the actual view)
--
CREATE TABLE `lk_body_parts_markup_view` (
`body_part_id` int(11)
,`body_part` varchar(100)
,`description` text
,`body_area` varchar(45)
,`markup` varchar(53)
);

-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Stand-in structure for view `lk_conditions_markup_view`
-- (See below for the actual view)
--
CREATE TABLE `lk_conditions_markup_view` (
`condition_id` int(11)
,`condition_name` varchar(100)
,`description` text
,`markup` varchar(55)
);

-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Stand-in structure for view `lk_ingredients_markup_view`
-- (See below for the actual view)
--
CREATE TABLE `lk_ingredients_markup_view` (
`ingredient_id` int(11)
,`ingredient` varchar(100)
,`ingredient_aka` text
,`category` varchar(45)
,`markup` varchar(57)
);

-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Stand-in structure for view `lk_preperations_markup_view`
-- (See below for the actual view)
--
CREATE TABLE `lk_preperations_markup_view` (
`preperation_id` int(11)
,`preperation` varchar(45)
,`description` text
,`markup` varchar(63)
);

-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Stand-in structure for view `lk_suggest_active_view`
-- (See below for the actual view)
--
CREATE TABLE `lk_suggest_active_view` (
`suggest_id` int(11)
,`suggestion` varchar(100)
,`description` text
,`category` varchar(45)
,`lk_table` int(11)
,`approve` char(1)
,`del_link` varchar(124)
);

-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Stand-in structure for view `lk_suggest_decline_view`
-- (See below for the actual view)
--
CREATE TABLE `lk_suggest_decline_view` (
`suggest_id` int(11)
,`suggestion` varchar(100)
,`description` text
,`category` varchar(45)
,`table_name` varchar(50)
);

-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Stand-in structure for view `lk_symbol_view`
-- (See below for the actual view)
--
CREATE TABLE `lk_symbol_view` (
`symbol_id` int(11)
,`symbol` varchar(30)
,`symbol_unicode` varchar(50)
,`symbol_desc` text
);

-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Stand-in structure for view `lk_symptoms_markup_view`
-- (See below for the actual view)
--
CREATE TABLE `lk_symptoms_markup_view` (
`symptom_id` int(11)
,`symptom` varchar(100)
,`description` text
,`markup` varchar(51)
);

-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Stand-in structure for view `lk_treatments_markup_view`
-- (See below for the actual view)
--
CREATE TABLE `lk_treatments_markup_view` (
`treatment_id` int(11)
,`treatment` varchar(100)
,`description` text
,`markup` varchar(55)
);

-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Stand-in structure for view `person_lk_view`
-- (See below for the actual view)
--
CREATE TABLE `person_lk_view` (
`pers_id` int(11)
,`link` varchar(52)
,`pers_title` varchar(30)
,`pers_first_name` varchar(60)
,`pers_init` char(60)
,`pers_last_name` varchar(60)
,`pers_aka` varchar(150)
,`pers_notes_internal` text
,`fullname` varchar(213)
,`docs` varchar(298)
,`min_date` varchar(4)
,`max_date` varchar(4)
);

-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Stand-in structure for view `person_lk_view2`
-- (See below for the actual view)
--
CREATE TABLE `person_lk_view2` (
`pers_id` int(11)
,`link` varchar(52)
,`pers_title` varchar(30)
,`pers_first_name` varchar(60)
,`pers_init` char(60)
,`pers_last_name` varchar(60)
,`pers_aka` varchar(150)
,`pers_notes_internal` text
,`fullname` varchar(213)
,`docs` varchar(298)
,`pers_birth` varchar(10)
,`pers_death` varchar(10)
);

-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Stand-in structure for view `person_lk_view_filter`
-- (See below for the actual view)
--
CREATE TABLE `person_lk_view_filter` (
`pers_id` int(11)
,`link` varchar(52)
,`pers_title` varchar(30)
,`pers_first_name` varchar(60)
,`pers_init` char(60)
,`pers_last_name` varchar(60)
,`pers_aka` varchar(150)
,`pers_notes_internal` text
,`fullname` varchar(213)
,`docs` varchar(298)
,`pers_gen` varchar(10)
,`pers_medprof` int(1)
,`pers_bio` int(11)
,`pers_edu` int(11)
,`pers_birth` varchar(10)
,`pers_death` varchar(10)
);

-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Stand-in structure for view `person_max_date_greater_than_death_date`
-- (See below for the actual view)
--
CREATE TABLE `person_max_date_greater_than_death_date` (
`pers_id` int(11)
,`link` varchar(52)
,`pers_title` varchar(30)
,`pers_first_name` varchar(60)
,`pers_init` char(60)
,`pers_last_name` varchar(60)
,`pers_aka` varchar(150)
,`pers_notes_internal` text
,`fullname` varchar(213)
,`docs` varchar(298)
,`min_date` varchar(4)
,`max_date` varchar(4)
,`pers_death` varchar(10)
);

-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Stand-in structure for view `person_min_date_less_than_birth_date`
-- (See below for the actual view)
--
CREATE TABLE `person_min_date_less_than_birth_date` (
`pers_id` int(11)
,`fullname` varchar(213)
,`pers_aka` varchar(150)
,`min_date` varchar(4)
,`max_date` varchar(4)
,`pers_birth` varchar(10)
);

-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Stand-in structure for view `places_flat`
-- (See below for the actual view)
--
CREATE TABLE `places_flat` (
`pl_place_id` int(11)
,`place_type` varchar(9)
,`continent` varchar(25)
,`country` varchar(100)
,`region` varchar(100)
,`Place_AKA` varchar(359)
,`specific_place` varchar(150)
,`num_docs` int(11)
,`place_url` varchar(52)
);

-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Table structure for table `place_count_update`
--

CREATE TABLE `place_count_update` (
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  `place_id` int(11) DEFAULT NULL,
  `num_docs` int(11) DEFAULT NULL
) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1 COLLATE=latin1_swedish_ci;

--
-- Dumping data for table `place_count_update`
--

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--
-- Stand-in structure for view `place_suggestions`
-- (See below for the actual view)
--
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,`place_sug_submitted_by` int(11)
,`place_sug_submitted_date` datetime
);

-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Stand-in structure for view `place_suggestions_past`
-- (See below for the actual view)
--
CREATE TABLE `place_suggestions_past` (
`place_sug_id` int(11)
,`place_type` varchar(60)
,`place_desc` text
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);

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--
-- Table structure for table `PROD_document`
--

CREATE TABLE `PROD_document` (
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(4, 'CUL/1/1/1/1', '1764-06-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 June 1764', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Phthisis?', 'Reply, \'For Dr Richardson of Alnwick\' [Vol. 1, pp.1-3]. Concerns the case of Mr Richardson, who is suffering from a lung disease.', 'Reply to Dr Richardson of Alnwick, concerning the case of Mr Richardson, who is suffering from a lung disease.\n\nI don\'t think this needs Level 2 check - JPB', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 367, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5, 'CUL/1/1/1/2', '1764-06-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 June 1764', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Phthisis?', 'Reply, \'For Miss Dempster\' [Vol. 1, pp.4-5]. Gives directions including taking goat whey and exercising on horseback.', 'Instructions for Miss Dempster, including taking goat whey and exercising on horseback', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 368, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6, 'CUL/1/1/1/3', '1764-00-00', 'c', NULL, NULL, '1764', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Dr David Skene, Physician, Aberdeen\'. Contains advice for a Miss Fraser, and also mentions a Miss Grant.', '\'To Dr David Skene, Physician, Aberdeen\', with advice for Miss Fraser; also mentions a Miss Grant.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 369, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(7, 'CUL/1/1/1/4', '1764-06-27', 'i', 'c', 'c', '27 June 1764?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'To Mr James Davison Surgeon in Coldstream\', concerning the case of Lady Don.', 'Letter regarding a Lady Don recommending blisters on the thigh; also mentions a prescription previously recommended by Dr Armstrong. [\'young person\' deciphered by DS] - Lady Don is probably Mary, the wife of Sir Alexander Don (not the Lady Henrietta Don Burns wrote to, alas - that was her daughter-in-law) - JPB', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 370, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(8, 'CUL/1/1/1/5', '1764-06-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 June 1764', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Mr [Robert] Redpath, Surgeon, Berwick\', concerning the case of a Captain Trotter, and mentioning the cases of Mrs Mary Grey and Miss Wodehouse. Cullen recommends a milk diet for Captain Trotter, and plans to visit the patient soon.', 'Letter \'To Mr [Robert] Redpath, Surgeon, Berwick\' concerning a Capt Trotter recommending a \'Milk Diet\' and planning to visit the patient soon; also mentions a Mrs Mary Grey, a patient now recovering, and a Miss Wodehouse. [note has been revised by DS]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 371, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(9, 'CUL/1/1/1/6', '1764-07-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'July? 1764?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Gout', 'Letter of directions \'For Mr John Grey at Berwick\' discussing his case of probable gout, recommending laudanum.', 'Letter of directions \'For Mr John Grey at Berwick\' discussing his case of probable gout, recommending laudanum. [DS has filled-out the original note]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 444, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(10, 'CUL/1/1/1/7', '1764-07-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 July 1764', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Hypochondriasis', 'Reply, \'For David Scrimgeour Esqr.\' Cullen is of the opinion that his \'complaints seem to be entirely Nervous affecting chiefly his Spirits & Stomach\', and recommends a long journey.  ', 'Letter on Mr Scrimgeour whose \'complaints seem to be entirely Nervous affecting chiefly his Spirits & Stomach\', recommending a long journey; includes regimen', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 442, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(11, 'CUL/1/1/1/8', '1764-08-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 August 1764', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Mr [Robert] Redpath, Surgeon, Berwick\' concerning the cases of Captain Trotter and Miss Woodhouse.', 'Reply to \'Mr [Robert] Redpath, Surgeon Berwick\' regarding the cases of Captain Trotter and Miss Woodhouse', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 653, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(12, 'CUL/1/1/1/9', '1764-08-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 August 1764', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Lady Gray\'; numbered list recommending exercise in \'an easy machine\' and dietary recommendations.', 'Reply for \'Lady Gray\'. Numbered list recommending exercise in \'an easy machine\' and dietary recommendations', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 654, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(13, 'CUL/1/1/1/10', '1764-08-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'August? 1764?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr W F\'. Cullen recommends dietary changes and exercise to deal with the patient\'s \'Scorbutic Habit\'. ', 'Reply headed \'For Mr W F\' apologising for the impossibility of curing a condition of the bowels; recommends dietary changes', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 473, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(14, 'CUL/1/1/1/11', '1764-00-00', 'c', NULL, NULL, '1764', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Hamilton\', in the form of numbered directions.', '\'For Mrs Hamilton\' in form of numbered directions.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 485, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(15, 'CUL/1/1/1/12', '1764-08-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 August 1764', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Toothache; stomachic', 'Reply, for \'William Joseph Kenworthy Esqr.\' [Vol.1, pp.27-28] concerning Mrs Kenworthy\'s toothache and his own case. Cullen suggests a trial of asses\' milk, so far as he can digest it, and bathing (Kenworthy has been to Scarborough to bathe). Pills are mentioned but not described.', 'Letter to William Joseph Kenworthy about Mrs Kenworthy\'s [Kenworthey\'s] toothache and his own case. Cullen suggests a trial of asses\' milk, so far as he can digest it, and bathing (Kenworthy has apparently been to Scarborough to bathe.) Pills are mentioned but not described. [MMG]\n\nImage currently missing so holding off on transcription 18/9/12 - JPB\nImage added 05/05/14 -JOB. images now in place on system. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4814, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(16, 'CUL/1/1/1/13', '1764-08-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 August 1764', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Chincough', 'Reply, \'For L[ord] Douglas Hamilton\', concerning chincough.', 'Letter regarding the \'chincough\' of a child, Lord Douglas Hamilton', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 498, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(17, 'CUL/1/1/1/14', '1764-11-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 November 1764', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Haemoptysis', 'Reply, \'Mr Bowman\', concerning the case of his son.', 'Letter regarding Mr Bowman\'s son', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 517, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(20, 'CUL/1/1/1/15', '1764-11-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 November 1764', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Epilepsy', 'Reply, \'For the Gentleman whose case is signed by Mr Farquhar &amp; dated 16 Novr. 1764\' [untraced]. Cullen does not believe the patient\'s symptoms to be caused by a recent fall, \'further than that it might contribute something to what has happened\'.', 'Letter regarding cough, asthma and epilepsy', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 519, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(21, 'CUL/1/1/1/16', '1764-12-14', 'c', 'c', 'i', '14? December 1764', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', 'Pectoral', 'Reply, \'For Dr Burn\'s Friend by his Letter 13th Decr 1764\', discussing treatment of a lung condition in a young woman. Date is a guess based on the date of the incoming letter.', 'Letter discussing treatment for the lung condition of a young woman [reference to incoming letter from Dr Burns regarding this case - is it possible the date on this entry refers to date of incoming letter? - EK] [I agree, the date appears to be that of the incoming request. DS] [Changed date to the 14th as \'guess\' based on date of incoming letter as 13th - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 310, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(22, 'CUL/1/1/1/17', '1765-03-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 March 1765', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Hypochondriasis', 'Reply \'To Mr Redpath, Berwick\', concerning the case of Mr Forster, who is diagnoses as a case of \'melancholia hypochodriae\'.', 'Letter \'To Mr [Robert] Redpath, Berwick\', regarding a Mr Forster\'s \'melancholia hypochondria\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 341, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(23, 'CUL/1/1/1/18', '1765-03-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'March? 1765?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Miss Campbell\' recommending a \'steady regimen\'. Date inferred from place in case-book.', 'Letter recommending a \'steady regimen\' for Miss Campbell\'s case. [dated by Ds based on placing in letter-book].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 343, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(24, 'CUL/1/1/1/19', '1765-03-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 March 1765', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'To Mr N Menzies at Perth about Lady Mary Menzies\'.', 'Letter regarding Lady Mary Menzies', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 412, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(25, 'CUL/1/1/1/20', '1765-03-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'March? 1765?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Dropsy?', 'Reply, \'To Dr Black about Mr Mackie\', concerning the patient\'s gout.', 'Letter to Dr Black regarding a Mr Mackie\'s gout.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 413, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(26, 'CUL/1/1/1/21', '1765-03-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'March? 1765?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Robert Baillie\'.', 'Recommended regimen for Mr Bailie', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 415, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(27, 'CUL/1/1/1/22', '1765-03-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'March? 1765?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Phthsis?', 'Reply, \'To Mr Alexr. Lorrain at Dunse about Mr Tait there\'.', 'Letter regarding a Mr Tait, patient of the addressee', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 420, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(28, 'CUL/1/1/1/23', '1765-04-20', 'i', 'c', 'c', '20 April 1765?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Gravel?', 'Reply, \'For Mr Gordon\', concerning the patient\'s gout and associated \'gravel and sand\'. The change of handwriting is almost certainly merely a change of scribe and not an indication of any joint-consultation (see footnote).', 'Letter regarding the treatment of Mr Gordon\'s gout and associated \'gravel and sand\'. Handshift and references to \'we\' - possibly written by two doctors? Or just a change in scribe? Year changed to \'inferred\' for moment as no reference to it in document. - EK', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 426, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(29, 'CUL/1/1/1/24', '1765-04-29', 'i', 'c', 'c', '29 April 1765?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Gordon of Earlston\'.', 'Another letter on Mr Gordon\'s gout [year changed to \'inferred\' for moment as date is not from document - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 429, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(30, 'CUL/1/1/1/25', '1765-05-21', 'i', 'c', 'c', '21 May 1765?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Gordon of Earlston\', giving more detailed directions on his diet.', 'Another letter regarding Mr Gordon\'s gout [Year changed to inferred as not on document - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 439, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(31, 'CUL/1/1/1/26', '1765-05-21', 'c', 'c', 'i', '21? May 1765', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Miss Eleanor Ker\'.', 'Letter about Eleanor Ker\'s case [name changed from \'Kerr\' to \'Ker\' to match letter; day changed to guess as \'1\' in \'21\' not very clear - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 440, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(32, 'CUL/1/1/1/27', '1765-06-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 June 1765', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Miss Bettie Graham\'. The patient should .lay aside all medication except the sour drops\'.', 'Letter recommending continuing case of Miss Bettie Graham, who should \'lay aside all medication except the sour drops\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 450, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(33, 'CUL/1/1/1/28', '1765-06-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 June 1765', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Miss Peggie Graham\'. ', 'Recommendations for Miss Peggie Graham. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 451, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(34, 'CUL/1/1/1/29', '1764-01-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'January? 1764?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Blacket General Opinions\'. Cullen recommends \'Dr Askew\'s Pills\'  and \'Dr Millar\'s Pills\' which have been taken to be propriety. Brief notes.', 'Reply \'For Mrs Blacket General Opinions\'. Cullen recommends \'Dr Askew\'s Pills\'  and \'Dr Millar\'s Pills\' which have been taken to be propriety. Brief notes.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 558, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(35, 'CUL/1/1/1/30', '1764-01-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 January 1764', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'To Mr Henry Gordon Fort George\'. Corrected draft with marked corrections, found bound into case-book.', 'Mr Gordon\'s case. [Original of a letter by William Cullen in his hand; corrected draft, with marked corrections. Found bound into case-book. DS]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 452, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(36, 'CUL/1/1/1/31', '1764-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1764?', '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For the Reverend Mr Emmerson\'. Loose letter found bound into copy-book.', 'Bound in ledger; regarding Mr Emmerson\'s ongoing case [orig. database entry had \'includes regimen\', not marked as regimen because no numbered list - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 453, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(37, 'CUL/1/1/1/32', '1767-12-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 December 1767', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply addressed to an unnamed correspondent concerning the case of her daughter Miss Lieth, who is suffering from \'fits of fear & horror\'. Loose letter bound into case-book.', 'Bound in ledger; [Addressed to \'Madam\' concerning the case of her daughter Miss Lieth (sic) who is suffering from fits of horror - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 465, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(38, 'CUL/1/1/1/33', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Index of Cullen\'s cases, listing conditions', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 8, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(39, 'CUL/1/1/1/34', '1769-00-00', 'c', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'List of Cullen\'s cases by patient (1769-70).', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Index', 'N', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(40, 'CUL/1/1/1/35', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Index of volume by page number', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(41, 'CUL/1/1/1/36', '1768-12-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 December 1768', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Dyspepsia', 'Reply \'For Mrs Millar\' [Vol. 1 pp.1-2]', 'For Mrs Millar, pp.1', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 416, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(42, 'CUL/1/1/1/37', '1768-12-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 December 1768', '', 'Schirrus of the Breast', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Schirrus Mamma', 'For Dr Saunders at Bamf [Vol. 1, pp. 2-3]. Cullen opens \'Struggling with bad health &amp; uncommon hurry I have been obliged to delay this letter longer than I ought\'. ', 'For Dr Saunders at Bamf [Vol. 1, pp. 2-3]. Cullen opens \'Struggling with bad health &amp; uncommon hurry I have been obliged to delay this letter longer than I ought. \'', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 417, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(43, 'CUL/1/1/1/38', '1768-12-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 December 1768', '', 'Affection of the neck of the Bladder', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', 'Affection at neck of Bladder', 'Reply \'To the Revd. Mr. J. Nesfield Rector of Thormanby near Easingwold Yorkshire\' [Vol.1 pp.4-6]', '\'To The Rev:d Mr J: Nesfield Rector of Thormanby near Easingwold, Yorkshire\'\n\n[corrected from \'For Mr F. Newfield Rector of [Thorman?] pp.4\']', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 418, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(44, 'CUL/1/1/1/39', '1768-12-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 December 1768', '', 'Jaundice', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Jaundice', 'Reply \'For Mr Everson\' [Vol. 1 pp.7-8]', 'For Mr Everson, pp.7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 419, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(45, 'CUL/1/1/1/40', '1769-01-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 January 1769', '', 'Nervous', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Nervous', 'Reply \'For Mrs Davidson\' [Vol.1 pp.9-10]', 'For Mr Davidson, pp.9  \n\n[I read this while looking or another Davidson; I read it as MRS Davidson...and GW seems to agree. Also the letter itself refers to \'her\' so Alison\'s record on this will need an update DS]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 422, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(46, 'CUL/1/1/1/41', '1769-01-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'January? 1769?', '', ' ', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Oswald of Raphoe\', addressed to her husband John Oswald, Bishop of Rathoe [Vol.1 pp.10-12].', 'For Mrs Oswald of Raphoe, pp.10.\n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 423, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(47, 'CUL/1/1/1/42', '1769-02-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 February 1769', '', 'Hernia', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Stonia', 'Letter, \'To Doctor Menzies concerning Mr Murray of Ayton\' [Vol.1 pp.14-16]', 'Dr Menzies concerning Mr Murray of Ayton, pp.14', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 475, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(48, 'CUL/1/1/1/43', '1769-03-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 March 1769', '', 'Scrophula?', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Scrophula', 'Reply, \'To George Skene Physician Marishall College Aberdeen\', concerning the case of his son.', 'To Dr George Skene, pp.16', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 474, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(49, 'CUL/1/1/1/44', '1769-03-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'March? 1769?', '', 'Apoplexy', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Apoplexy', 'Reply for a patient named only as \'Ulbster\', [pp.18-19].', 'To __ concerning Mister __, pp.18 NOPLACES', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 661, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(50, 'CUL/1/1/1/45', '1769-03-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 March 1769', '', 'Dropsy', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Mathews\' [Vol.1 pp.20-22]', 'For Mrs Mathews, pp.20', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 531, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(51, 'CUL/1/1/1/46', '1769-03-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 March 1769', '', 'Nervous', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', 'Dropsy', 'Reply for an unnamed correspondent concerning an unnamed female patient who is being treated for back pain [Vol. 1, pp.22-3].', 'For Mr ___, pp. 22  Patient is female. GW', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 534, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(52, 'CUL/1/1/1/47', '1769-03-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 March 1769', '', 'Palsy', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Palsy', 'Reply, \'For Mr Murray of Lintrose\' [Vol.1 pp.24-5]', 'For Mr Murray of Lintrose, pp.24', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 525, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(53, 'CUL/1/1/1/48', '1769-03-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 March 1769', '', 'Dyspepsia', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Dyspepsia', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Campbell of Carwhin\' [Vol.1, pp.23-4]', 'For Mrs Campbell of Carwhin\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 530, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(54, 'CUL/1/1/1/49', '1769-03-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 March 1769', '', 'Nervous or fast growing', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', 'Nervous or fast growing', 'Reply, \'For Mr Russel\' [Vol.1 pp.28-30]', 'For Mr Russell, pp.28', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 535, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(55, 'CUL/1/1/1/50', '1769-03-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 March 1769', '', 'Pthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', 'Pthysis', 'Reply \'For Lord Stonfields Son Mr Alexander\' [Vol.1 pp.30-1]', 'For Alexander Campbell, pp.30', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 529, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(56, 'CUL/1/1/1/51', '1769-11-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 November 1769', '', 'Rheumatism', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Rheumatism', 'Letter \'For Mr Henry Lochead\' [Vol.1 pp.32-3]', 'For Mr Henry Lochhead, pp.32', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 533, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(57, 'CUL/1/1/1/52', '1769-05-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 May 1769', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Tic Doloreux', 'Reply \'For Mr Mee\', concerning an unnamed patient whose condition is related to a number of tooth extractions.', 'For Mr Mee [David - surgical technique by Albinus probably needs footnote]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 536, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(58, 'CUL/1/1/1/53', '1769-05-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 May 1769', '', 'Dyspepsia', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Dysepsia', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Lockhart of Lee\' [Vol.1 pp.36-8]', 'Mr Lockhart of [Lee?], pp.36&gt; Mrs Lockhart of Lee. Latin in recipe not complete. GW [Latin fixed - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 538, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(59, 'CUL/1/1/1/54', '1769-05-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 May 1769', '', 'Cachexy', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Menorrhagia', 'Reply to Dr Hugh \'For Mrs Perkins\' [Vol.1 pp.38-43]', 'To Mrs Perkins, pp.38.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 539, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(60, 'CUL/1/1/1/55', '1769-05-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 May 1769', '', 'Gout', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', 'Gout', 'Reply \'For Mr Benjamin Gavin\' [Vol.1 pp.43-7]', 'For Mr Benjamin Gavin, pp.43', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 664, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(61, 'CUL/1/1/1/56', '1769-06-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 June 1769', '', 'Haemorrhois', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Hemorrhois', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Condie\' [Vol.1 pp.47-8]', 'Cullen\'s advice and two recipes for Mrs Condie\'s hÃ¦morrhoids (pp.47)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 309, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(62, 'CUL/1/1/1/57', '1769-06-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 June 1769', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For the Earl of Errol\' [Vol.1 pp.48-9]', 'To James Hay, 15th Earl of Erroll, prescribing a course of sarsaparilla, pp.48', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 316, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(63, 'CUL/1/1/1/58', '1769-06-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 June 1769', '', 'Nervous', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Asthma', 'Reply \'To Dr Foster at Alnwick concerning Miss Burrell\'.\n', 'For Dr Foster at Alnwick, concerning Miss Burrell, a \"Nervous\" case, pp.51', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 320, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(64, 'CUL/1/1/1/59', '1769-06-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 June 1769', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Phthysis', 'Reply \'For Mr Andrews conc. Mr and Miss Gillon\' [Vol.1 pp.52-3]', 'For Mr Andrews, concerning the Gillons of Wallhouse (Torphichen): Alexander Gillon (\'Mr Sandie\') and Miss Gillon â€“ cases of phthisis, pp.52', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 342, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(65, 'CUL/1/1/1/60', '1769-08-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 August 1769', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Pthysis', 'Reply \'For Mr Somervil\' [Vol.1 pp.54-5]', 'Advice for Mr Somervil (phthisis), pp.54', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 384, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(66, 'CUL/1/1/1/61', '1769-07-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 July 1769', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Phthysis', 'Reply \'For Mr Auld\' [Vol.1 pp.56-7], giving instructions for a sea voyage and for preventing sea-sickness.', 'For Mr Auld (phthisis), advising him about his sea-voyage and preventing sea-sickness, and including recipe for laxative powder, pp.56 (MMG)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 431, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(67, 'CUL/1/1/1/62', '1769-07-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 July 1769', '', 'Nervous & Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Phthysis', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Selby\' [Vol.1 pp.57-8]', 'For Mrs Selby (nervous and phthisis), pp.57. With 2 \"strengthening\" recipes (MMG)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 441, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(68, 'CUL/1/1/1/63', '1769-07-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'July? 1769?', '', 'Catarrhus Senilis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Pthysis', 'Reply \'For Mr Lockhart of Lee\' [Vol.1 pp.60-61], giving advice on avoiding cold.', 'For Mr Lockhart of Lee, re: \'senile cattarh\', pp.60', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 505, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(69, 'CUL/1/1/1/64', '1769-07-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 July 1769', '', 'Rheumatism chronic', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Catarrhus Senilis', 'Reply \'For Mrs Johnston\' [Vol.1 p.62]', 'For Mrs Johnston (chronic rheumatism), pp.62', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 506, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(70, 'CUL/1/1/1/65', '1769-07-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 July 1769', '', 'Gout', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Rheumatism and gout', 'Reply \'For Captn. Johnston\' [Vol.1 pp.63-5], prescribing dietary advice for gout, with three recipes for him and his wife.', 'For Captain Johnston, prescribing dietary advice for gout, with three recipes for him and his wife (see letter ID 69), pp.63 - MMG', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 523, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(71, 'CUL/1/1/1/66', '1769-07-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 July 1769', '', 'Dropsy', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', 'Dropsy', 'Reply for Major Agnew, a patient with dropsy, dietary advice with 2 diuretic recipes [Vol 1, pp.66]. ', 'For Major Agnew (possibly James Agnew of Howlish Hall, Co. Durham), a patient with dropsy, dietary advice with 2 diuretic recipes, pp.66 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 586, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(72, 'CUL/1/1/1/67', '1769-08-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'August? 1769?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Advice and 2 recipes for Mrs Lindsay, responding to an account of her treatment by James Fea of Clestrain. [Vol 1, pp.67].', 'Advice and 2 recipes for Mrs Lindsay, responding to an account of her treatment by James Fea of Clestrain. pp.67 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 591, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(73, 'CUL/1/1/1/68', '1769-08-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 August 1769', '', 'Abortion', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Abortion', 'Reply [to Dr Douglas] \'For Mrs Bower\', a pregnant woman whose costiveness puts her at risk of miscarriage. Offers advice on diet and exercise, with a laxative recipe  [Vol 1 .pp.69]', 'Advice on diet and exercise, with a laxative recipe, for Mrs Bower, a pregnant woman whose costiveness puts her at risk of miscarriage, pp.69 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 593, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(74, 'CUL/1/1/1/69', '1769-08-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 August 1769', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Dunn\', with guidance on bathing and aperient recipes [Vol. 1, pp.71-2].', 'Reply \'For Mrs Dunn\', with guidance on bathing and aperient recipes [Vol. 1, pp.71-2]\n\nV in last recipe is OBSCURE \n\n [MMG]\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 595, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(75, 'CUL/1/1/1/70', '1769-08-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 August 1769', '', 'Dyspepsia', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Dyspepsia', 'Reply \'For Mr Andrew Stewart\' [Vol.1 pp.72-8], concerning diet and exercise as treatment for dyspepsia and plethora, with three recipes (purgative and laxative). He is also advised to winter in a warmer climate.', 'Advice to Mr Andrew Stewart on diet and exercise as treatment for dyspepsia and plethora, with 3 recipes (purgative and laxative). He is also advised to winter in a warmer climate. pp.72 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 603, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(76, 'CUL/1/1/1/71', '1769-08-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 August 1769', '', 'Syphilis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Syphilis', 'Reply \'For Mr Mee\', concerning \'your Friends case\' [Vol.1 pp.78-9], and discussing mercury treatment for syphilis. Cullen has discussed the case with Alexander Monro.', 'Letter to Mr Mee, with advice for a friend (possibly really himself, or a relative in the 18C Scots sense of \'friend\') on mercury treatment for syphilis. Cullen has discussed the case with Alexander Monro. pp.78 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 604, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(77, 'CUL/1/1/1/72', '1769-08-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 August 1769', '', 'Cachexy', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Cachexia', 'Reply \'For Mr Dickson\', who has stomach ailments and must avoid catching cold, with advice on diet and exercise [Vol. 1, pp. 80-1].  Indicates that recipes for a strengthening tincture and laxative pills were originally enclosed, but these are not included in this transcription. No incoming letter concerning Mr Dickson has been traced.', 'Reply \'For Mr Dickson\', who has stomach ailments and must avoid catching cold, with advice on diet and exercise [Vol. 1, pp. 80-1].  Indicates that recipes for a strengthening tincture and laxative pills were originally enclosed, but these are not included in this transcription. No incoming letter concerning Mr Dickson has been traced.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 608, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(78, 'CUL/1/1/1/73', '1769-09-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 September 1769', '', 'Cachexy', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Foster\', with advice on diet, exercise and a recipe for laxative pills {Vol. 1,  p.82].', 'Reply \'For Mr Foster\', with advice on diet, exercise and a recipe for laxative pills {Vol. 1,  p.82].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 622, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(79, 'CUL/1/1/1/74', '1769-10-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 October 1769', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Wilkie\' [Vol.1 pp.83-4], who may be a resident of Berwick.', 'Advice and 2 diaphoretic recipes for Mrs Wilkie, who may be a resident of Berwick [MMG], pp.83', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 623, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(80, 'CUL/1/1/1/75', '1769-10-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 October 1769', '', 'Cachexy', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Dyspepsia', 'Reply \'For Mr Strangeways\', giving dietary advice and laxative and stomachic recipes [Vol. 1, pp.82].', 'Dietary advice for Mr Strangeways (cachexy), with laxative and stomachic recipes, pp.82 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 627, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(81, 'CUL/1/1/1/76', '1769-11-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 November 1769', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', 'Consumption?', 'Reply, \'For General Lockharts Son Mr George\' [Vol.1 pp.86-9]. Gives a regimen and other detailed advice for maintaining the boy;s health and even advise son schooling. Signed by Cullen and \"I.(?)G.\". It can be safely assumed that this consultant was Cullen\'s academic colleague Dr John Gregory.', 'Regimen for Mr George, General Lockhart\'s son (pp.86), giving advice for health and even school. Signed by Cullen and \"I.(?)G.\" -RD [almost certainly the other consultant is John Gregory and this link should possibly be made at some stage DS] [Added Gregory - JPB]\n\nDavid - you might think the information on public schools & confinement requires a footnote; if not, just send this straight to level 2 checked - JPB', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 477, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(82, 'CUL/1/1/1/77', '1769-12-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'December? 1769?', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Dr Millar about Miss McGill\' [Vol. 1 pp.90-3]. Advice on a case of Phthisis. Contains image of a â€œbathing machineâ€ and directions on how to build one. See footnote.', 'For Miss McGill, pp.90.\nAdvice on a case of Phthisis. Contains image of a â€œbathing machineâ€ and directions on how to build one. -RD [Bathing machine might need footnote - JPB]\n\nDOODLE-IMG-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 493, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(83, 'CUL/1/1/1/78', '1769-12-30', 'i', 'i', 'i', '30? December? 1769?', '', 'Hysteria', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Hysteria', 'Reply \'To Dr Wemyss about Miss Betty Lindsay\', who Cullen treats as a case of \'spasmodic hysteria\'. [Vol. 1 pp.92-3].', 'For Miss Betty Lindsay, addressed to Dr Wemyss, prescribing \'Riding, Laxatives &amp; Bark\' for hysteria, pp.92\nTreatment for hysteria and bowel problems. Includes recipe. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 488, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(84, 'CUL/1/1/1/79', '1769-12-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 December 1769', '', 'Gout', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Asthma?', 'Reply \'For Captain Law\' [Vol.1 pp.94-8]', 'Regimen for gout treatment for Captain Law; includes 2 recipes. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 502, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(85, 'CUL/1/1/1/80', '1770-03-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 March 1770', '', 'Schirrhus of the Breast', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Schirrus Mamma', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Falconer\' [Vol.3, pp.98-99], to Thomas Duncanson, giving a prescription for treating her \"Schirrhus of the Breast\". Apparently signed by Cullen\'s brother-in-law, William Almack, without explanation â€“ possibly relating to a scribal role.', 'Prescription for Mrs Falconer to treat her \"Schirrhus of the Breast\". The letter is signed by William Almack, followed by a recipe signed by Cullen. -RD [David - think the puzzling Almack signature might require a footnote or some kind of explanation at least? - JPB]\n\nnote now works within signed. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 503, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(86, 'CUL/1/1/1/81', '1770-04-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 April 1770', '', 'Scrophula Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', 'Scrophula', 'Reply, \'For Miss Monro\' who has a chest complaint and \'tumours\' [Vol. 3 pp.100-3].', 'Numbered regimen, including 3 recipes, for Miss Monro, pp.100. Signed \"I.\" -RD [Not sure what\'s going on with the signature bit - possibly this is the start of another letter? - JPB] I think it is just a scribble... pen-testing? DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 522, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(87, 'CUL/1/1/1/82', '1770-04-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 April 1770', '', 'Dyspepsia', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Hutchinson\' [Vol.3 pp.103-4]', 'Two recipes and recommendations for Mrs Hutchison\'s case of dyspepsia (pp.103). -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 524, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(88, 'CUL/1/1/1/83', '1770-05-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 May 1770', '', 'Convalescent', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Andrew Stevenson\' [Vol. 3, pp.105-7]. Cullen gives directions for the patient, who is recovering from a severe illness.', 'Recommendations for Mr Andrew Stevenson after a severe illness (pp.105). -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 537, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(89, 'CUL/1/1/1/84', '1770-05-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 May 1770', '', 'Dyspepsia', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply for Mr Peter Murray who is advised on managing a weak stomach and general debility [Vol. 1, pp.107-10].\n', 'For Mr Peter Murray, pp.107\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 547, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(90, 'CUL/1/1/1/85', '1770-05-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 May 1770', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Gordon of Premnay\' [Vol.1 pp.89-90], giving advice and recipe for strengthening pills.', 'Regimen and recipe for strengthening pills for Mr Gordon of Premnay, pp.109. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 548, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(91, 'CUL/1/1/1/86', '1770-05-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 May 1770', '', '(two crossed out words) Rheumatick &amp; Aguish ///</illegible>', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', 'Rheumatism', 'Reply \'For Mr Al.[exander] Dunbar of Thunderton\' who has a chill [Vol. 1,  pp.111-2]. Includes a postscript regarding the recipe from 2nd June. ', '\nPossibly needs internal note on the \'house in Murray\' - trace names - JPB/DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 549, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(92, 'CUL/1/1/1/87', '1770-05-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 May 1770', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Dyspepsia', 'Reply addressed to \'Thomas\' on the cases of his sister and wife; includes recipes for Mrs Yelloly [Vol.1 pp.113-4]', 'Letter addressed to \'Thomas\' on the cases of his sister and his spouse; includes recipes for Mrs [Yelloly?], pp.113. Contains regimental advice. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 575, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(93, 'CUL/1/1/1/88', '1770-05-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 May 1770', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply providing advice for Miss Beckie Pringle and Miss Jeanie Pringle, as well as an advice in passing for Beckie Pringle\'s (unnamed and unnumbered) sons. Give recommendations for both sisters to travel to Buxton and includes two recipes; strengthening and laxative, the latter added on 29th May 1770 [Vol.1, pp.115-17].', 'Advice for Miss Beckie Pringle and Miss Jeanie Pringle, as well as an advice in passing for Beckie Pringle\'s (unnamed and unnumbered) sons. Includes two recipes for both Misses (strengthening and laxative; the latter added on 29th May 1770)and the recommendation for both to travel to Buxton. (pp.115.) -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 576, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(94, 'CUL/1/1/1/89', '1770-05-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 May 1770', '', 'Deafness & Stoppage of the nose', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Moylson Port Glasgow concerning Mr Watson\',  a young man who is returning to his home town where he will be under Moylson\'s care [Vol.1, pp.118-19]. Includes two prescriptions. No obvious reason why the transcript begins part-way down the page since nothing appears to be missing from the previous entry.', 'For Mr Watson, pp.118, sent to Mr Molyson in Port Glasgow. Includes two prescriptions. -RD CHECK RECIPE AGAIN DS [CHECKED and corrected - (LG)]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 606, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(95, 'CUL/1/1/1/90', '1770-05-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 May 1770', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Obstructed menses with Epistaxis', 'Reply \'To Mr Ochiltree at Castle Menzies for Mrs Stewart\' [Vol.1, pp.120-21]. Concerning headaches, giddiness and nosebleeds with a recipe. ', 'For Mrs Stewart, pp.120, about headaches, giddiness and nosebleeds. Sent to Mr Ochiltree at Castle Menzies. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 629, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(96, 'CUL/1/1/1/91', '1770-06-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 June 1770', '', 'Palpitatio Cordis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', 'Palpitation & Corpulency', 'Reply, \'Major Hamilton of Fairholme\' [Vol. 1 pp.121-4], addressed to the patient. Major Hamilton is heavily overweight and has lung and heart problems. Cullen recommends as exercise â€œalways carrying a weeding hookâ€ and â€œpruning treesâ€, as well as riding. Cullen addresses the major as \"Dear Charles\".', 'For Major Hamilton of Fairholme, pp.121. Major Hamilton is heavily overweight and has lung and heart problems. Cullen recommends as exercise â€œalways carrying a weeding hookâ€ and â€œpruning treesâ€, amongst the usual horse riding. Regimental advice. Cullen addresses the major with \"Dear Charles.\" -RD\n\n[David - \'Thommy Aikman\' mention could do with a footnote - JPB]\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 638, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(97, 'CUL/1/1/1/92', '1770-07-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 July 1770', '', 'Rheumatism Chronic', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Rheumatism chronic', 'Reply \'To Mr. Thomas Duncanson Surgeon at Forres, for Mrs Duncanson\' [Vol.1 pp.123-4]; the patient is his wife. Also mentions his brother, James Duncanson, in Virginia.', 'Addressed to Mr Thomas Duncanson at Forres, for his wife, Mrs Duncanson, pp.123. -RD \n\n[The letter from \'Your brother in Virginia\' we don\'t have, but id 106 is a reply to James Duncanson in Virginia this year, so I\'ve linked this to him - might need a footnote - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 704, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(98, 'CUL/1/1/1/93', '1770-07-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 July 1770', '', 'Nephritis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Nephritis', 'Reply \'For Alexander Montgomery of Colsfield\' [Vol.1 pp.93-5]. Contains dietary recommendations and an English recipe for different marshmallow, linseed and camomile decoctions to treat Mr Montgomery\'s nephritic complaints (which were later confirmed gallstones).', 'Advice for Alexander Montgomery, pp.125, containing dietary recommendations and an English recipe for different marshmallow, linseed and camomile decoctions. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 09:36:15', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 705, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(99, 'CUL/1/1/1/94', '1770-07-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 July 1770', '', 'Asthma', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Asthma', 'Reply with general advice on regimen \'For Mr Russel\', who is diagnosed with a \'spasmodic Asthma\' [Vol.1, pp.127-9]. This case-book transcription is almost identical in wording to <a href=\"docs.php?id=809\">[DOC ID:809]</a> a loose draft of the same response \'to Mr Russell\', but which also includes the recipe for the \'laxative electuary\' mentioned in the seventh paragraph.', 'Reply with directions on regimen \'For Mr Russel\' [Vol.1, pp.127-9]. This case-book transcription is almost identical to  <a href=\'docs.php?id=809\'>ID:809</a> a loose draft of the same response.  a loose draft of the same response \'to Mr Russell\', ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 17:44:27', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 685, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(100, 'CUL/1/1/1/95', '1770-07-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 July 1770', '', 'Schirrhus of the Liver Ovaria or Uterus', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Schirrus', 'Reply \'To Dr Saunders at Bamf about Mrs Innes\' [Vol.1 pp.128 and 133-6]; two letters sent together, one intended to be ostensible and the other for the physician.', 'Reply \'To Dr Saunders at Bamf about Mrs Innes\' [vol.1 pp.128 and 133-6]; two letters sent together, one intended to be ostensible and the other for the physician.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 771, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(101, 'CUL/1/1/1/96', '1770-07-21', 'i', 'i', 'i', '21? July? 1770?', '', 'Palsy', 2, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', 'Palsy', 'Reply \'For Robert Hunter Esquire\' at Montrose, with advice on regimen and travel [Vol. 1, pp.130-33]. This Cullen\'s response to being sent Hunter\'s case-history, which has been bound into the middle of this entry in the case-book but for practical purposes the sequential images for this continuous transcript are presented here as being continuous [ID: 6247] The date estimated from place in case-book and the date of the incoming case-history. The addressee remains untraced as the case-history bears no practitioner\'s name.\n', 'Reply \'For Robert Hunter Esquire\', with advice on regimen and travel [Vol. 1, pp.130-33].\n[Image weirdness fixed by Mark; document bound into the middle of this one in the letterbook is 6247- JPB]\n\n[Date estimated from place in letterbook and date of incoming letter, 6247 - JPB]\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 724, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(102, 'CUL/1/1/1/97', '1770-08-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'August? 1770?', '', 'Apoplexy & Palsy', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Lieutenant Gilchrist\' [Vol.1 pp.135-7]. A recipe is mentioned but not included in the casebook copy.\n', 'For Lieutenant Gilchrist, pp.135-7. Recipe described but not included in casebook copy\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 674, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(103, 'CUL/1/1/1/98', '1770-08-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 August 1770', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Apoplexy', 'Reply \'For Miss Betty Hume\' [Vol.1 pp.137-8]', 'For Miss Betty Hume, pp.137', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 675, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(104, 'CUL/1/1/1/99', '1770-08-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 August 1770', '', 'Epilepsy', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Pthysis', 'Reply \'For Mr Jeffrey\' [Vol.1 p.139]', 'For Mr Jeffrey pp.139', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 678, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(105, 'CUL/1/1/1/100', '1770-08-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 August 1770', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Epilepsia', 'Reply \'To Mr Hector Mclean concerning Mr Stuart\' [Vol.1 p.140]. Signed by W.C. and G.G. (unidentified).', 'To Mr hector McLean for Mr Stewart, pp.140\nSigned W.C. G.G. [David - any idea who G. G. is?]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 736, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(106, 'CUL/1/1/1/101', '1770-08-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'August? 1770?', '', 'Cachexy', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', 'Hydriasis, also listed as Cachexia', 'Reply for Mr James Duncanson in Fredericksburg, Virginia [Vol.1, pp.140-50 (but pagination not consistent)]. A long, detailed regimen, with recipe for ointment given in English incorporated into the narrative. Cullen has apparently previously had a different account of his case from Duncanson\'s brother (Dr Thomas Duncanson) in  Forres. James Duncanson has a variety of ailments, including varicose veins, to be treated with laced stockings, a stomach disorder and possibly gravel. The underlying problem is a \'laxity of the solids\' resulting in a \'stagnation of the fluids\'. Cullen recommends his former pupil Walter Jones, soon to be returning to Williamsburg, as a physician.', 'For Mr James Duncanson in Fredericksburg, Virginia, pp.140. A long regimen, with ointment recipe in English incorporated into the text. Cullen has apparently previously had a different account of his case from his brother (Dr Thomas Duncanson) in  Forres. Mr Duncanson seems to have a variety of ailments, including varicose veins, to be treated with laced stockings, a stomach disorder and possibly gravel. The underlying problem is a \'laxity of the solids\' resulting in a \'stagnation of the fluids\'. Cullen recommends his former pupil Walter Jones, soon to be returning to Williamsburg, as a physician.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3805, 1, 13, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(107, 'CUL/1/1/1/102', '1770-09-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'September? 1770?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', 'Nephritis', 'Reply \'For Mr Reid\', in the form of a numbered regimen [Vol 1, p.151].', 'Reply \'For Mr Reid\', in the form of a numbered regimen [Vol 1, p.151].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 738, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(108, 'CUL/1/1/1/103', '1770-09-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 September 1770', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Rheumatism, Sweating with', 'Reply \'For Mr John Sinclair\' [Vol.1 pp.153-5]', 'For Mr John Sinclair, pp.153', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 732, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(109, 'CUL/1/1/1/104', '1770-09-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 September 1770', '', 'Rheumatick & Venereal [\'Gleet\' is struck out]', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Asthma, vegetable instead of animal', 'Reply \'For Mr Maclean\' [Vol.1 pp.155-8]', 'For Mr. Maclean, pp.155\n\nVery neat. Good for discussion or web? MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 721, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(110, 'CUL/1/1/1/105', '1770-09-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 September 1770', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Abortion, tendency to', 'Recipes \'For Mr Maclean\' [Vol 1, pp.158] These two prescriptions may well relate to the case discussed in the previous letter, but they amount to a separate entry with a distinct dateline. The earlier prescription was designed to promote sweating, whereas one of these is for a \'cooling lotion\'.', 'Recipes \'For Mr Maclean\' [Vol 1, pp.158] These two prescriptions may well relate to the case discussed in the previous letter, but they have a separate entry with another dateline. The earlier prescription was designed to promote sweating, whereas one of these is for a \'cooling lotion\'. CHECKED by MMG for DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 726, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(111, 'CUL/1/1/1/106', '1770-09-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 September 1770', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Menstrual Discharge Copious', 'Reply \'For General Lockart\'s Lady\' [Vol.1 pp.160-2]', 'For General Lockart\'s Lady, pp.160', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 560, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(112, 'CUL/1/1/14/1', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'List of \'Mr Cullen\'s Cases, volume XIIIth\', listed in case order. Vol 13', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(113, 'CUL/1/1/14/2', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Index of Cullen\'s cases in this volume, listed by surname of patient and giving page number ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 22, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(114, 'CUL/1/1/14/3', '1781-04-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 April 1781', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Sprained ankle', 'Reply, \'To Mr Wilson C(oncerning) Mrs Hamilton\' [Vol.14 pp.1-2]. For her ankle, Cullen recommends \'laced Stockings\', \'Electricity\' and an embrocation.', 'To Mr Wilson, concerning Mrs Hamilton, concerning her ankle; recommends \'laced Stockings\', \'Electricity\' and an embrocation.\n\nMid letter MISSING IMAGE. Review at time of transcription. MH Appears to be mislaid from book, not a digitisation error. -JOB', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3062, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(115, 'CUL/1/1/14/4', '1781-04-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 April 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Dyspepsia', 'Reply, \'For Mr Bethune of Balfour\' [Vol.14 pp.3-6]. Cullen suggests measures for Mr Bethune\'s dyspepsia; \'partly the use of medicine but more effectually by Air and Exercise\'.', 'Letter suggesting measures for Mr Bethune\'s dyspepsia; \'partly the use of medicine but more effectually by Air and Exercise\'. pp.3', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2127, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(116, 'CUL/1/1/14/5', '1781-04-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 April 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', 'On Dyspepsia?', 'Reply to the Earl of Findlater with an extensive regimen, covering his diet, changes of climate, and the use of mineral waters (Pyrmont and Spa). The first few lines on p. 4 appear to be in another hand and, unusually, there is a blank page in the run of mounted machine copied pages.', 'Letter to the Earl of Findlater with an extensive regimen, covering his dietary regimen, change of climate, and the use of mineral waters (Pyrmont and Spa). The first few lines on p. 4 appear to be in another hand. pp.7 [MMG] | I\'m not sure about that blank page - I\'ve inserted its \'pb\' anyway [LG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3947, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(117, 'CUL/1/1/14/6', '1781-04-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 April 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Palsy followed by apoplexy', 'Reply \'To Dr Smith C[oncerning] Mr Charles Brown\' [Vol.14 p.11], a patient with \'compleat hemiplagia\'.', 'To Dr Smith concerning Mr Charles Brown, a patient with \'compleat hemiplagia\'. pp.11', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2904, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(118, 'CUL/1/1/14/7', '1781-04-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 April 1781', '', 'vid. p 25', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', 'Palsy of limbs', 'Reply \'For Mr Duguid\' [Vol.14, pp.12-14]; listed, possibly erroneously, as \'Dr Erskine\'s Case\' in the volume index. Cullen regards Duguid\'s condition \'as entirely a Nervous weakness depending on some affection of the lower part of the Medulla Spinalis\'. He advises blistering, anointing with oil, and the use of the flesh-brush. Electricity and bathing are also suggested. He gives advice on diet and lifestyle, and a recipe for the oil.', 'Listed as \'Dr Erskine\'s Case\' in index (possibly an error, as Robert Marshall seems to be patient\'s main physician); directions for Mr Duguid, whose condition Cullen regards as \'as entirely a Nervous weakness depending on some affection of the lower part of the Medulla Spinalis\'. He advises blistering, anointing with oil, and the use of the flesh-brush. Electricity and bathing are also suggested. He gives advice on diet and lifestyle, and a prescription for the oil. pp.12 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3499, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(119, 'CUL/1/1/14/8', '1781-04-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 April 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', 'Dyspepsia', 'Reply to Mr Lindsay\'s physician, recommending Lindsay takes a \'sea voyage to his Native Country of Orkney\', along with recommendations for blistering, riding, sailing and drinking mare\'s milk [Vol.12, pp.15].', 'Instructions, apparently to Mr Lindsay\'s physician, recommending he take a \'sea voyage to his Native Country of Orkney\', along with recommendations for blistering and mare\'s milk. pp.15', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3894, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(120, 'CUL/1/1/14/9', '1781-04-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 April 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Disease of bladder neck', 'Reply, \'Mr Lambert C. Miss Peareth\' [Vol.14 pp.17-18]', 'Letter to Mr Lambert concerning a young woman\'s bladder disease; indexed as \'Miss Peareth\'. Mentions a possible \'Mercurial Course\', as well as Bristol waters. Mentions also a Mr Ingham\'s account of a Miss Clutterbuck. pp.17\n\nCUL-ADD-OUT', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2066, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(121, 'CUL/1/1/14/10', '1781-04-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 April 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Gout', 'Reply [to Dr Alexander Stevenson at Glasgow] regarding Cullen\'s \'good old friend\' Commissioner Buchanan\'s \'atonic gout\' and his \'constitution broken by hÃ¦morrhoidal discharges\' [Vol 14, pp.19]. Cullen advises on medicines and encloses prescriptions. Poor machine copy.', 'Letter regarding his \'good old friend\' Commissioner Buchanan\'s \'atonic gout\' and his \'constitution broken by hÃ¦morrhoidal discharges\'. Cullen advises on medicines and encloses prescriptions. Very poor copy. pp.19 [MMG] POORCOPY. Transcribed despite visual quality. JOB 14/11/14', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4842, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(124, 'CUL/1/1/14/11', '1781-04-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 April 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'for the Lady whose Case was communicated to me by Mrs Kennedy\', concerning an assortment of complaints. Cullen suggests they should collectively be considered \'a general Disorder of the Nerves\'. ', 'For the Lady whose Case was communicated to me by Mrs Kennedy\'; Letter concerning an assortment of complaints; Cullen suggests they should collectively be considered \'a general Disorder of the Nerves\'. pp.21', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 16:12:40', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3916, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(125, 'CUL/1/1/14/12', '1781-04-18', 'c', 'c', 'i', '18? April 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Syphilis', 'Reply to Colquhoun largely concerning D. Campbell\'s mercury treatment for syphilis and advising switching to Mezereon [Vol 14, pp. 23-5]. Cullen also mentions M<sup>r</sup>Scot \'the carpenter\' and M<sup>r</sup> Fullerton.', 'Letter to Colquhoun concerning Campbell regarding mercury treatment for patient\'s syphilis. Concerns M<sup>r</sup>Scot \'the carpenter\' and M<sup>r</sup> Fullarton too.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2886, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(126, 'CUL/1/1/14/13', '1781-04-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 April 1781', '', 'Mr Duguid Vid. p. 12.', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr [William] Duguid concerning his continuing recovery and the need to keep following earlier advice; \'I would rather write ten letters than retard a cure for ten minutes\' [Vol. 14, pp.25-6].', 'Reply to Mr Duguid concerning his continuing recovery and the need to keep following earlier advice; \'I would rather write ten letters than retard a cure for ten minutes\' [Vol. 14, pp.25-6].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1033, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(127, 'CUL/1/1/14/14', '1781-04-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 April 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', 'Rheumatism', 'Reply giving numbered directions for treating Mrs Wilson\'s rheumatism [Vol. 14, pp.17-20].', 'Directions for Mrs Wilson\'s rheumatism; pp.17', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2855, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(128, 'CUL/1/1/14/15', '1781-05-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 May 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'Dr Stevenson C[oncerning] Lady Stewart\' [Vol.14 pp.27-8], giving the recommendations of Cullen and Monro who have considered the case together.', 'Letter to Dr Stevenson, concerning his patient Lady Stewart; recommendations of both Cullen and a Dr Munro, who considered the case together. \'Lady Stuart\' is probably Helen Orr, Lady Stewart, but might be her daughter-in-law Anne Stewart. pp.27 [Looks like Lady Helen from the rest of the case - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2628, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(129, 'CUL/1/1/14/16', '1781-05-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 May 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Bile & Hypochondriasis', 'Reply \'Robert Ligertwood Esqr\' [Vol.14 pp.29-31], warning him about overuse of \'Dr White\'s Bark tincture\' and suggesting that \'the cold bath and riding should serve you without medicine and at least that you should use as little of the latter as you possibly can\'. Cullen recommends Peterhead waters and possibly travelling to Spa. Requests to see Mr Ligertwood\'s essay when finished.', '\nDirections for Robert Ligertwood, warning him about overuse of \'Dr White\'s Bark\' and suggesting that \'the cold bath and riding should serve you without medicine and at least that you should use as little of the latter as you possibly can\'. He recommends Peterhead waters and possibly travelling to Spa. Requests to see Mr Ligertwood\'s essay when finished. pp.29 \n[David - the last line, about Ligertwood\'s essay, could do with a footnote, as could the mention of Dr White\'s bark tincture on p.1]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2605, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(130, 'CUL/1/1/14/17', '1781-05-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 May 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For A. B.\' [Vol.14 pp.30-1]', 'Directions for a \'A. B\'., pp.30', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3064, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(131, 'CUL/1/1/14/18', '1781-05-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 May 1781', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Is it Gout?', 'Reply, \'Mr McNachtan Hunter C. Sir Jas Nicolson\' [Vol.14 pp.32-3].', 'Directions for Sir James Nicolson, includes instructions for temperature of bath water, pp.32 - Name should be \'McNachtan Hunter\' MMG', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2338, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(132, 'CUL/1/1/14/19', '1781-05-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 May 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', 'Tendency to apoplexy?', 'Reply \"For Mrs Smith of Methven\" [Vol.14 pp.34-6], regarding her apparent eye condition, which Cullen attributes to a \'nervous weakness\'.', 'Directions for Mrs Smith regarding her apparent eye condition, which Cullen attributes to a \'nervous weakness\', pp.34', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2428, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(134, 'CUL/1/1/14/20', '1781-05-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 May 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Diseased Liver', 'Reply to \'Thomas\' [Hamilton?] concerning the case of Mr Hopkirk [Vol.14 pp.37-8].', 'Letter to unnamed \'Thomas\', possibly a physician, regarding a Mr Hopkirk\'s case, pp.37. \nI suspect the \"Mr William\" mentioned in the letter is William Hamilton, son of Thomas Hamilton; cannot be 100% sure. VW [Yes - I think it probably is, as is the \'your son\' in the closer, but we can\'t be totally sure so I recommend footnoting it - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2868, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(135, 'CUL/1/1/14/21', '1781-05-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 May 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Directions for Mr Cumming, specifically dietary.\n', 'Directions for Mr Cumming, specifically dietary, pp.39', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 15:46:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4064, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(136, 'CUL/1/1/14/22', '1781-05-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 May 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', 'Hysteria', 'Reply \'For Miss G H\' [Vol.14 pp.43-4], recommending antispasmodic and tonic pills.', 'Directions for a \'Miss G H\', recommending antispasmodic and tonic pills, pp.43', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2919, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(137, 'CUL/1/1/14/23', '1781-05-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 May 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Pseudo Syphilis', 'Reply to Dr William Wilson regarding a continuing case of \'pseudo syphilis\' in a female patient [Mrs Scot] who Cullen is keen to assist. Also mentions previous mercurial cure [Vol. 14, pp. 45].', 'Directions to Dr William Wilson regarding a case of \'pseudo syphilis\'; mentions previous mercurial cure. pp.45', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2494, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(138, 'CUL/1/1/14/24', '1781-05-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 May 1781', '', '', 3, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Wm Hog\' [Vol.14 pp.47-48], regarding diet and exercise and also instructing him to take \'the aperient solution sent to you by the Carrier\'. The use of the second person plural here seems to indicate a joint consultation with Alexander Wood, as implied in Hogg\'s reply, <a href=\'docs.php?id=2017\'>Doc [ID:2017]</a> .', 'Directions for Mr William Hog regarding diet and exercise; also instructs him to take \'the aperient solution sent to you by the Carrier\'. pp.47', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 04:00:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2053, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(139, 'CUL/1/1/14/25', '1781-06-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 June 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Sequelo probably of Pox', 'Reply to Dr Wood regarding Mr Steuart\'s case in which Cullen concludes the condition is \'entirely Gouty\' [Vol.14, p. 49].', 'Letter to Dr Wood regarding Mr Steuart\'s case; Cullen concludes the case is \'entirely Gouty\', pp.49', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3032, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(140, 'CUL/1/1/14/26', '1781-06-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 June 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', 'Hemophysis', 'Reply with regimen and prescription for Mrs Buckle, regarding treating her \'spitting of blood\' [Vol. 14, pp. 51].', 'Reply with regimen and prescription for Mrs Buckle, regarding treating her \'spitting of blood\' [Vol. 14, pp. 51].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2849, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(141, 'CUL/1/1/14/27', '1781-06-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 June 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Directions for Miss Mansfield recommending a course of goat whey in the Scottish Highlands, and giving detailed directions for how this should be managed [Vol.14, pp. 52]. Possibly handed to the patient in person as no incoming letter traced.', 'Letter to Miss Mansfield recommending a course of goat whey, and giving detailed directions, pp.52', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2848, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(142, 'CUL/1/1/14/28', '1781-06-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 June 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Rheumatism and running from ear', 'Letter to Dr James Hamilton concerning Mr McNab at Dunbar giving directions for an injection for his ulcerated ear and also with advice on his stomach complaints and \'rheumatic affection\' [Vol 14, pp.54].', 'Letter to a Dr Hamilton concerning a Mr McNab with an ear ulcer, and giving directions for the stomach complaints and \'rheumatic affection\', pp.54', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2908, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(143, 'CUL/1/1/14/29', '1781-06-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 June 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Moodie\' [Vol.14 pp.55-7],  concerning a \'paralytic ailment\' currently responding well to Cullen\'s treatment.', 'Directions for Mr Moodie, concerning a \'paralytic ailment\' currently responding well to Cullen\'s treatment, pp.55', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2491, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(144, 'CUL/1/1/14/30', '1781-06-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 June 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Misenteric glands, obstruction of', 'Letter to an unnamed physician in Bristol (named in the volume\'s index as Dr. C Drummond), concerning the daughter? of \'Lady Lockhart Ross Baillie\'. Drs Monro and Hope have discussed her case with Cullen [Vol.14 p.58] .', 'Letter to an unnamed physician in Bristol (given in index as Dr. C Drummond?), concerning and delivered via a \'Lady Lockhart Ross Baillie\'. Drs Monro and Hope have discussed her case with Cullen. pp.58', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2954, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(145, 'CUL/1/1/14/31', '1781-06-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 June 1781', '', '', 3, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Colonel Macdonald\' [Vol.14 pp.59]. Cullen considers the Colonel\'s case \'very obstinate\' and recommends taking <a href=\'place.php?id=4\'>Hartfell Spa</a> water, from near <a href=\'place.php?id=67\'>Moffat</a> which is close to the Colonel\'s native home.', 'Letter concerning the \'very obstinate\' case of Col. Macdonald; recommends Moffat water, pp.59 [Moffat not included as \'place recommended for travel\' as it seems from this and subsequent letters that he is actually suggesting the colonel stays at home in/around Moffat - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 04:00:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4097, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(146, 'CUL/1/1/14/32', '1781-06-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 June 1781', '', '', 3, 1, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, in the form of an ordered regimen, for the Earl of Panmure to manage his rheumatism [Vol.14,  pp. 61]. Refers to a balsamic tincture detailed on a paper apart but copy of this is not present.', 'Directions for the Earl of Panmure, particularly dietary, pp. 61. [refers to a balsamic tincture detailed on a paper apart but this is not present - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3870, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(147, 'CUL/1/1/14/33', '1781-06-18', 'i', 'i', 'i', '18? June? 1781?', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Phthysis, tendency to', 'Reply giving directions for Miss Balfour, particularly regarding guarding against cold in the winter climate of the Orkneys [Vol.14, p.62-5].', 'Directions for Miss Balfour, particularly regarding guarding against cold in the winter climate of the Orkneys. pp.63', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4070, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(148, 'CUL/1/1/14/34', '1781-06-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 June 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply regarding the younger Miss Balfour, briefly suggesting that her complaints are due to a weakness of the stomach and should be cured primarily by riding and by sea bathing, [Vol. 14, pp.65].', 'Short letter regarding the younger Miss Balfour, suggesting that her complaints are due to a weakness of the stomach and should be cured primarily by riding and by sea bathing, pp.65', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4071, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(149, 'CUL/1/1/14/35', '1781-06-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 June 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Fluor albus', 'Reply, \'To Mrs Mckie\' [Vol.14 pp.66-67]. Chiefly dietary and recommends fresh air, but also includes a recipe as \'some medicines are necessary\'.', 'Directions for Mrs McKie; chiefly dietary and recommending fresh air, but also including a recipe as \'some medicines are necessary\' pp.66-67.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2254, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(150, 'CUL/1/1/14/36', '1781-06-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 June 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, for \'Dr Gilchrist C(oncerning) Mr Lawson\' [Vol.14 pp.67-68], regarding his \'feverish symptoms\' and cosidering whether his case is nephritic or gouty. Numbered list. Cullen suggests treatments and lifestyle for both possibilities, recommending lixivium if nephritic.', 'Reply to Dr [John] Gilchrist\'s concerning Mr [Hugh] Lawson, regarding his \'feverish symptoms\' and cosidering whether his case is nephritic or gouty. Numbered list. Cullen suggests treatments and lifestyle for both possibilities, recommending lixivium if nephritic. pp.68. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2101, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(151, 'CUL/1/1/14/37', '1781-06-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 June 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Harrison\' [Vol.14 pp.70-1]. Directions regarding Mrs Harrison\'s onging condition. Cullen mentions his other reply to 2019, regarding Mrs Wyvil (letter 152), which he seems to have composed first.', 'Directions regarding Mrs Harrison\'s ongoing condition, pp.[69?], 70, [71?]. Replies to letter ID 2019 from Richard Story. Mentions letter 1335/152, Cullen\'s other reply to letter 2019, re: Mrs Wyvil, which he seems to have composed first. (FM)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3869, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(152, 'CUL/1/1/14/38', '1781-06-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 June 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', 'Diseased Mamma', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Wyvil\' [Vol.14 pp.72-5]. Directions for Mrs Wyvil regarding a disease of the breast. This letter is closely related to letter 1335. Letter 1335 appears to be an incomplete, scribal draft. Letter 152 appears to be a composite, comprised of an incomplete scribal copy (pp. 1-4) and a machine copy of a complete version of the same letter in Cullen\'s hand (pp. 5-7).', 'Directions for Mrs Wyvil regarding a disease of the breast. This closely relates to ID:1335 and SHOULD BE TRANSCRIBED IN TANDEM DS.\nI think letter 1335 is an incomplete draft (pp. 1-4) and letter 152 is a machine copy of a complete fair copy of the same letter (7pp., of which pp. 1-4 scribal and pp. 5-7 in Cullen\'s hand). When copying from letter 1335, the scribe of pp. 1-4 of letter 152 incorporates revisions, changes line breaks, capitalisation, and punctuation, and replaces \'and\' with a distinctive form of \'&amp;\'. (FM)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3913, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(153, 'CUL/1/1/14/39', '1781-06-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 June 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Directions for Miss Porterfield regarding a pain in the breast. Copy of the enclosed recipe present.', 'Directions for Miss Porterfield regarding a pain in the breast, pp.76', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 17:00:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4022, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(154, 'CUL/1/1/14/40', '1781-06-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 June 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Miss James\' [Vol.14 pp.78-9], including detailed directions on cold bathing with spring water which require \'cutting out a great part of her hair\'.', 'Directions for Miss James, including detailed directions on bathing with cold spring water which require \'cutting out a great part of her hair\', pp.78', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2926, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(155, 'CUL/1/1/14/41', '1781-06-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 June 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', 'Hepatitis Chronic', 'Reply with directions for Mr Lowndes regaring a swelling which Cullen suggests is related to the stomach [Vol. 14, pp. 80-90]. Probably addressed to an unnamed physician since Cullen also mentions writing to a Mr Stewart about Lowdnes. Stewart was presumably the local surgeon involved in the case. Sent with cover letter which is Doc: 156.', 'Directions for Mr Lowndes regaring a swelling which Cullen suggests is related to the stomach. pp.80', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4076, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(156, 'CUL/1/1/14/42', '1781-06-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 June 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to unnamed recipient [identifiable as the Mr Stewart of the enclosed letter] enclosing advice for Mr Lowdnes (the enclosure is  Doc: 155. Cullen adds that he has no time to write re. Mr Wilson and will reply later. This is Doc 157 (dated 30 June 1781).  ', 'Letter to unnamed recipient [identifiable as the Mr Stewart of the enclosed letter] enclosing advice for Mr Lowdnes (the enclosure is  CUL/1/1/14/41) and mentioning a letter concerning a Mr Wilson [Cullen says he has no time to write re. Mr Wilson and will reply later, doc 157 from 30 June 1781 looks like that reply. \'Salts\' recommended for Mr Lowdnes haven\'t been marked up because it seemed too general a term - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4075, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(157, 'CUL/1/1/14/43', '1781-06-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 June 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', 'Ague', 'Reply to Dr Lowdnes with directions for Mr Wilson, regarding his ongoing fits; poor copy. ', 'Reply to Dr Lowdnes with directions for Mr Wilson, regarding his ongoing fits; poor copy. POORCOPY [Transcribed this as well as I could, images 1 and 2 are particularly unclear. Have suggested that Image 1 should actually come last as it is a recipe and Cullen refers to \'the powders prescribed below\'; Dr Lowdnes not named in letter so I haven\'t linked him - EK] Partially ranscribed despite visual quality, page one content due to errpry in copying process, page 2 does not yield any significant advantage through image manipulation. JOB 14/11/14', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:37:35', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4622, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(158, 'CUL/1/1/14/44', '1781-06-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 June 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For the Mr Cunninghams\' [Vol.14 pp.85-6]. Includes dietary directions for Mr Cunningham\'s sons, Robert, David and Frank. They mush have a draught of cow\'s milk every morning, abstain from tea and coffee at breakfast, and may have a daily glass or two of watered down port or claret at dinner.', 'Dietary directions for Mr Cunningham\'s sons, presumably children; Robert Cunningham is the only one named [no, David and Frank also named and will need adding DS] . They must have a draught of cow\'s milk every morning, abstain from tea and coffee at breakfast, and may have a daily glass or two of watered down port or claret at dinner. David and Frank also mentioned.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3063, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(159, 'CUL/1/1/14/45', '1781-07-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 July 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter to Mr Cowan regarding his young son Alexander [Vol.14 pp.87-9], who is afflicted with a \'spasmodic asthma\'. Recommends a sea voyage and bleeding.', 'Letter to Mr Cowan regarding his young son Alexander, who is afflicted with a \'spasmodic asthma\'. Recommends a sea voyage and bleeding. pp.87', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2847, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(160, 'CUL/1/1/14/46', '1781-07-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 July 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply with directions toan unnamed practitioner concerning suspected epilepsy of a Mr Begbie who had recently visited Cullen i person; encloses a recipe for \'Cephalic pills\'. Cullen sends compliments to a Dr Burn.', 'Reply with directions toan unnamed practitioner concerning suspected epilepsy of a Mr Begbie who had recently visited Cullen i person; encloses a recipe for \'Cephalic pills\'. Cullen sends compliments to a Dr Burn.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 16:23:55', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4072, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(161, 'CUL/1/1/14/47', '1781-07-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 July 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply with prescriptions \'For Mr Edward Brisbane\' [Vol.14, pp.91-92], to Professor Thomas Hamilton. Cullen has recommended Brisbane to Hamilton\'s care on his return to Glasgow, after being consulted on his case from America. Brisbane suffers from ascites and anasarca, and has been tapped. Cullen prescribes diuretics, but notes that Brisbane \'gave me no fee and if you can draw him accidentally to tell you you may tell him it is not our way to run an accompt.\'. He sends his regards also to Hamilton\'s son, Willie.', 'Reply with prescriptions \'For Mr Edward Brisbane\' [Vol.14, p.91], to Thomas Hamilton. Cullen has recommended Brisbane to Hamilton\'s care on his return to Glasgow, after being consulted on his case from America. pp.91\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2436, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(162, 'CUL/1/1/14/48', '1781-07-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 July 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to William Wilson concerning Mr Johnstone\'s throat complaint [Vol.14 pp.93-4]. Also mentions mercurial treatment for a sore in the left nostril. ', 'To a physician, referred to as \'William\' or \'Willie\' [William Wilson], concerning a Mr Johnstone\'s throat complaint. Also mentions mercurial treatment for pox in the left nostril. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2457, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(163, 'CUL/1/1/14/49', '1781-07-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 July 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Fatuity & Cutaneous Eruption', 'Reply, \'Mrs & Miss Ward\' [Vol.14 pp.95-6]. Cullen gives some recommendations but suggests she is ultimately \'not a case for physic\', and that while some measures may be taken to exercise her intellect, \'the proper measures are not suitable to the lenity of parents and who else could execute them I don\'t know\'. Also includes directions for Mrs Ward\'s skin condition.', 'Letter concerning the young daughter of Mr &amp; Mrs Ward, who seems to be mentally disabled in some way; Cullen gives some recommendations but suggests she is ultimately \'not a case for physic\', and that while some measures may be taken to exercise her intellect, \'the proper measures are not suitable to the levity [lenity, surely? DS] of parents and who else could execute them I don\'t know\'. Also includes directions for Mrs Ward\'s skin condition. pp.95.\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2901, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(164, 'CUL/1/1/14/50', '1781-07-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 July 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Syphilis', 'Reply with directions for Hugh Rose of Kilravock, who seems to suffer from headaches and eye inflammation. Cullen does not seem to think it necessary for him to go to Harrogate, but gives advice on bathing his head, diet and diaphoretic prescriptions. Destination may be either the Nairn area or Edinburgh: since the patient was an advocate, he may have been in town. Extremely poor copy on first two pages. ', 'Directions for Hugh Rose of Kilravock, who seems to suffer from headaches and eye inflammation. Cullen does not seem to think it necessary for him to go to Harrogate, but gives advice on bathing his head, diet and diaphoretic prescriptions. Destination may be either the Nairn area or Edinburgh: since the patient was an advocate, he may have been in town. Extremely poor copy on first 2 pages. POORCOPY [MMG] Mostly transcribed despite visual quality, image moddification does not yield any benefit from what is already present. JOB 14/11/14', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4843, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(165, 'CUL/1/1/14/51', '1781-07-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 July 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter to Mr Mackie concerning his wife, who Cullen treated earlier; gives advice for Mr Mackie\'s own condition [Vol.14 pp.99-100]', 'Letter to Mr Mackie concerning his wife, who Cullen treated earlier; gives advice for Mr Mackie\'s own condition.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2266, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(166, 'CUL/1/1/14/52', '1781-07-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter to an unnamed physician (indexed as Dr Neville), mentioning also a Dr (Jebb?) and Mr Hunter, concerning classification systems; not a consultation letter. pp.101', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(167, 'CUL/1/1/14/53', '1781-07-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 July 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning  Mr Suitor, who has had several symptoms of a stone in his bladder, but none found on examination. Copy of enclosed recipe also present.', 'Letter regarding Mr Suitor, who has had several symptoms of a stone in his bladder, but none found on examination. pp.103. Includes a recipe on the back. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 16:55:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4470, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(168, 'CUL/1/1/14/54', '1781-07-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 July 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mrs Wilson [Vol.14 p.104]. She seems to have given up on the medicines Cullen prescribed, claiming that the warm weather turned them.', 'Letter regarding a Mrs Wilson, who seems to have given up on the medicines Cullen prescribed claiming that the warm weather turned them.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2859, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(169, 'CUL/1/1/14/55', '1781-07-19', 'i', 'i', 'i', '19? July? 1781?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, in the from of a short, undated letter to an unnamed physician, regarding his patient Mr Hopkirk [Vol. 14, p.106]. Cross-referencing to related letters indicates that the addressee is almost certainly William Hamilton who mentions Cullen\'s ordering of an \'infusion\' for Hopkirk in his own letter to Cullen of 25 July 1781. This, and the placing in the letter-book, implies that this present note pre-dates 25 July but was composed on or immediately after 18 July.', 'Short, undated and unnaddressed (incomplete?) letter to an unnamed physician, regarding his patient Mr Hopkirk [Vol. 14, p.106]. \n\n[Can\'t be totally sure of the addressee; there are a few 1781 letters about the same Hopkirk, so it\'s probably William Hamilton, although it might be the \'Thomas\' who also turns up (possibly his father?) - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1037, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(170, 'CUL/1/1/14/56', '1781-07-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 July 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Harkness\' [Vol.14 pp.107-8]', 'Directions for Mr Harkness, recommending a diet of \'milk, grain and vegetables\' and recommending exercise. pp.107', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2319, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(171, 'CUL/1/1/14/57', '1781-07-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 July 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Brown\' [Vol.14, pp.109-111]. Cullen gives directions for Mr Brown, recommending frequent cold bathing as well as diet and exercise.', 'Directions for Mr Brown, recommending frequent cold bathing as well as diet and exercise. pp.109', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2535, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(172, 'CUL/1/1/14/58', '1781-07-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 July 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Baillie\' [Vol.14 pp.122-4]. He has recently come from the West Indies to Britain, and Cullen is concerned the climate may have a bad affect. He should avoid cold and \'cannot put on his flannels too soon\'. ', 'Directions for Major Baillie, concerning his various ailments; mentions that he has recently come from the West Indies to Britain [Where? DS] , and Cullen is concerned the climate may have a bad affect. He should avoid cold and \'cannot put on his flannels too soon\' pp?', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3026, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(173, 'CUL/1/1/14/59', '1781-07-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 July 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Crauford\' [Vol.14 pp.115-116]. Cullen\'s reply is in response to a letter from Mr Molyson describing her case.', 'Letter concerning Mrs Crawford, in response to Mr Molyson\'s letter describing her case. pp.115', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4208, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(174, 'CUL/1/1/14/60', '1781-08-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 August 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Wilson\' [Vol.14 pp.116-118]. Cullen\'s reply is in response to the detailed notes she sent of her case. He assures most ailments require no remedy as \'a little time and some advance of life will of course remove them\', but Cullen is concerned about a possible affection of the kidneys.', 'Letter regarding Mrs Wilson, in response to the detailed notes she sent of her case; most ailments require no remedy as \'a little time and some advance of life will of course remove them\', but Cullen is concerned about a possible affection of the kidneys.\0?\0?', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2862, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(175, 'CUL/1/1/14/61', '1781-08-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 August 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, to <a href=\'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=4189\'>Dr Angus MacDonnell</a>. This reply concerns the continued treatment of <a href=\'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=109\'>Colonel Macdonald</a> using a mercurial glyster. ', 'Letter to an unnamed physician concerning Colonel and Mrs Macdonald, pp.119 [the physician in question is presumably Angus MacDonnell, author of letter 2035 concerning Col MacDonald and asking Cullen\'s advice re. a Glyster - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 04:00:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3984, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(176, 'CUL/1/1/14/62', '1781-08-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 August 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Captn Ross\' [Vol.14 pp.120-1]', 'Letter in response to that of a Dr Alves, concerning Captain Ross, who has suffered from \'fits of violent Phrensy\', melancholy, and delerium. pp.120', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2876, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(177, 'CUL/1/1/14/63', '1781-08-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 August 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Reid\', sent via John Carmichael, presumably to his medical practitioner in Italy. Cullen writes that the disease consists \'chiefly of a seminal weakness\', and also a weakness of the neck of the bladder. He recommends the use of Uva Ursi \'which I suppose every Apothecary of Tuscany can furnish or procure for him\'. Carmichael sent it on to Leghorn and thence to Trieste and Antwerp, after Mr Reid: see <a href=\'docs.php?id=2076\'>Doc [ID:2076]</a> .', 'Response to case of Mr Reid communicated by Mr Carmichael. Cullen suggests the disease consists \'chiefly of a seminal weakness\', and also a weakness of the neck of the bladder. pp.122', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 04:00:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2472, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(178, 'CUL/1/1/14/64', '1781-08-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 August 1781', '', '', 3, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply giving directions over how Mrs Gordon of Craigmile, at Greenlaw, can protect herself against further problems with her chest, which are primarily concerned with avoiding cold, but Cullen also recommends bleeding, blistering and vomiting if the ailment grows severe again and affects he breathing [Vol. 14, pp.125]. Cullen mentions a prescription not recorded here.', 'Directions for Mrs Gordon, in regards to a continuing ailment of the breast; directions are primarily concerned with avoiding cold, but Cullen also recommends bleeding, blistering and vomiting if the ailment grows severe again. pp.125', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4080, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(179, 'CUL/1/1/14/65', '1781-08-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 August 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply for Mr Maccullock [Maculloch] regarding ongoing illness, which seems to involve fits; Cullen instructs that he must follow the regimen for three months \'before you can judge of its effects\'.', 'Directions for Mr Maccullock [Maculloch] regarding ongoing illness, which seems to involve fits; Cullen instructs that he must follow the regimen for three months \'before you can judge of its effects\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3724, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(180, 'CUL/1/1/14/66', '1781-08-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 August 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Merivale\' [Vol.14 pp.131-2]. Includes directions for Mrs Merivale regarding the prevention and treatment of an unnamed disease, a form of croup, which has already taken two of her children.', 'Directions for Mrs Merivale regarding an unnamed disease, possibly of addressee\'s young son?', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2728, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(181, 'CUL/1/1/14/67', '1781-08-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 August 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to [John Farquhar], \'For Mr Munro of Achanni\' [Vol 14, pp.133-4], concerning the patient\'s suspected liver disease.', 'Letter to [John Farquhar], concerning suspected liver disease of Mr Munro of Achanachie [Vol 14, p.133].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2887, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(182, 'CUL/1/1/14/68', '1781-08-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 August 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter to an unnamed physician [John McFarquhar or Fraquharson] enclosing directions for Mr Monro of Achannie who is suspected of having liver disease, and commenting on the reported case of Captain Ross who is mentally deranged (insane) and thought to be in need of restraint. The enclosure is <a href=\'docs.php?id=181\'>Doc [ID:181]</a> .', 'Letter to an unnamed physician [John McFarquhar] enclosing directions for Mr Monro of Achannie who is suspected of having liver disease, and commenting on the reported case of Captain Ross who is mentally deranged (insane) and thought to be in need of restraint. The enclosure is Letter ID:181.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 04:00:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2890, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(183, 'CUL/1/1/14/69', '1781-08-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 August 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr William Hog\' [Vol.14, pp. 137-38], advising him to take the sulphurous waters in Moffat. Cullen provides directions on taking the waters, dressing his sores, and diet, and encloses a laxative prescription if it is necessary.', 'Letter on Mr Hog\'s case, instructing him to go to Moffat and drink the sulphurous water there, pp. 137', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2010, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(184, 'CUL/1/1/14/70', '1781-08-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 August 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Directions for Captain Townsend to prevent the return of ague.', 'Directions for Captain Townsend to prevent the return of ague, pp.139', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 15:20:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4089, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(185, 'CUL/1/1/14/71', '1781-08-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 August 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to Dr Thomas LIvingstone regarding Mrs Gordon of Craigmile.', 'Letter to Dr Thomas LIvingstone regarding Mrs Gordon of Craigmile.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 16:58:19', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4083, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(186, 'CUL/1/1/14/72', '1781-08-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 August 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to an unnamed physician regarding Mr Begby, who is still be suffering giddiness. Cullen [who elsewhere suspects epilepsy] discusses the value of Begby agreeing to have his head shaven to make further treatment easier. Dr Burn at Berwick was involved in this case, but this is more probably addressed to the local surgeon (who was also the addressee of Letter 160?).', 'Letter to an unnamed physician regarding Mr Begby, who is well but seems to still be suffering giddiness.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4079, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(187, 'CUL/1/1/14/73', '1781-08-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 August 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply with directions for Mr Grant in Montrose, regarding his ascites and tympany, probably for John Bate [Vol. 14, p.144-6].', 'Directions for Mr Grant in Montrose, probably for John Bate, regarding his ascites and tympany, pp.144 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3727, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(188, 'CUL/1/1/14/74', '1781-08-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 August 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr D Colquhon C[oncerning] Mr Campbell\' [Vol.14 pp.146-7]; Cullen disagrees with the physician that the complaint is venereal.', 'Letter to an unnamed physician (indexed as D Colquhon) on Mr Campbell; Cullen disagrees with the physician that the complaint is venereal. pp.146', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2900, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(189, 'CUL/1/1/14/75', '1781-08-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 August 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mrs Marivale C[oncerning] her Son\' [Vol.14 pp.148-9]. Cullen details the management of cold bathing for infants (Mrs Merivale\'s son is two years old).', 'Letter to Mrs Merivale regarding her young child. Gives details on the method of cold bathing.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2744, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(190, 'CUL/1/1/14/76', '1781-08-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 August 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter to Mr Stuart, giving directions for Mrs Sharp [Vol.14 pp.150-2]; Cullen is as yet unsure of her diagnosis, but recommends much fresh air and a long journey.', 'Leter to unnamed physician, indexed as Mr Stuart, giving directions for a Mrs Sharp; Cullen is as yet unsure of her diagnosis, but recommends much fresh air and a long journey. pp.150. Direction South mentioned but too vague to link.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3103, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(191, 'CUL/1/1/14/77', '1781-09-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 September 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply giving further directions for the Earl of Panmure\'s \'fits of giddiness\', in response to information given by Lord Dalhousie and Mr Leslie [Vol.13, pp. 151-3]. Signed as a joint consultation by Cullen and the leading Edinburgh surgeon Alexander Wood.', 'Reply giving further directions for the Earl of Panmure\'s \'fits of giddiness\', in response to information given by Lord Dalhousie and Mr Leslie [Vol.13, pp. 151-3]. Signed as a joint consultation by Cullen and the leading Edinburgh surgeon Alexander Wood.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3882, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(192, 'CUL/1/1/14/78', '1781-09-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 September 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr George Henderson\' [Vol.14 pp.154-5]. Cullen gives directions for Mr George Henderson, concerning what he has diagnosed as \'a weakness of his bowels disposing them to a flatulent state\'. Also includes recipes for strengthening powders, strengthening tincture and laxative oil.', 'Directions for Mr George Henderson concerning what Cullen has diagnosed as \'a weakness of his bowels disposing them to a flatulent state\'. pp.154', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3042, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(193, 'CUL/1/1/14/79', '1781-09-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 September 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Meynell\' [Vol.14 pp.156-7]. Cullen gives directions, chiefly dietary, in regards to young Mr Meynell\'s \'delicate\' constitution and stomach.', 'Directions for Mr Meynell, chiefly dietary in regards to his \'delicate\' constitution and stomach, pp. 156; followed by a blank page for no obvious reason.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3156, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(194, 'CUL/1/1/14/80', '1781-09-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 September 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, concerning the case of Captain Smollet [Vol.14 pp.159-60]. The case concerns Captain Smollet\'s chest complaint, which Cullen says should not be neglected. The letter also mentions a Dr Grieve\'s opinion on the case.', 'Letter to an unnamed correspondent, who would seems to be the patient\'s father, regarding the case of Captain Smollet who has a chest complaint which should not be neglected; also mentions a Dr Grieve\'s opinions on the case. pp.159 [I don\'t think addressee can be Mrs Smollett as suggested - letter refers to them as \'Sir\' twice. - jpb]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2828, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(195, 'CUL/1/1/14/81', '1781-09-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 September 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to John Gilchrist, giving advice for Mr Gordon of Halleaths, who has visited Cullen and Bell in person [Vol. 14, pp.161]. Cullen has also handed Gordon some directions in person. Gordon is suffering from compression of the spinal cord, with paralytic and continence problems. Cullen recommends the use of electricity, and mentions Jallabert\'s pioneering work in this field in Geneva. ', 'Letter to John Gilchrist, giving directions for Mr Gordon of Halleaths, who has visited Cullen and Bell in person. He is suffering from compression of the spinal cord, with paralytic and continence problems. Cullen recommends the use of electricity, and mentions Jallabert\'s pioneering work in this field in Geneva. pp.161 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2606, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(196, 'CUL/1/1/14/82', '1781-09-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 September 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to an unnamed physician [identifiable as William Ingham at Newcastle] regarding Mr Maxwell, who has water on the breast, and Mrs Ward. Cullen is concerned about Mr Lambert  {Vol.14, pp.162-4].', 'Reply to an unnamed physician [identifiable as William Ingham at Newcastle] regarding Mr Maxwell, who has water on the breast, and Mrs Ward {Vol.14, pp.162-4].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2905, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(197, 'CUL/1/1/14/83', '1781-09-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 September 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe for Miss Porterfield, unconnected to the letters surrounding it. {Vol.14. p. 163]', 'Recipe for Miss Porterfield, unconnected to the letters surrounding it. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3980, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(198, 'CUL/1/1/14/84', '1781-09-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 September 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply giving directions for the Solicitor General, who \'labours with a weakness of his Stomach and bowels\', [Vol. 14, pp.166].', 'Reply giving directions for the Solicitor General, who \'labours with a weakness of his Stomach and bowels\', [Vol. 14, pp.166]. \n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4205, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(199, 'CUL/1/1/14/85', '1781-09-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 September 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply giving directions for Mrs Stephenson, and mentioning also Mr Maxwell\'s case [Vol.14 p.168]', 'Letter to an unnamed physician giving directions for a Mrs Stephenson, possibly regarding asthma, pp.168. [But addressee may be easily traceable through WC\'s reference to a letter regarding an Mr Maxwell. DS]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2739, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(200, 'CUL/1/1/14/86', '1781-09-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 September 1781', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply giving Directions for the Lord Justice Clerk, for \'guarding against Cold &amp; Moisture\', [Vol.14,  pp.169 (verso)-171(verso)].', 'Directions for the Lord Justice Clerk, for \'guarding against Cold &amp; Moisture\', pp.169(verso)-171(verso).\n\nI can\'t tell if it\'s the same patient as in case 256 or not - same job title but they\'re probably successive holders of this office. DNB yields nothing and Williams\'s Directory gives only a snapshot in time (between the two cases, unhelpfully). The patients were already in the database as separate people, which seems sensible, so I\'ve left them that way.\n\nThis letter is signed by Cullen, but the rest is by the same scribe as the first 4 pp. of letter ID 152. (FM)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3917, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(201, 'CUL/1/1/14/87', '1781-09-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 September 1781', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Captain Smollet\' [Vol.14 p.173]; mentions a surgeon\'s report on the Captain\'s blood.', 'Letter to unnamed woman (Smollet\'s mother) about Capt Smollet; mentions a report on the Captain\'s blood from their surgeon. pp.173', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2832, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(202, 'CUL/1/1/14/88', '1781-10-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 October 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Alexander Wilson regarding Miss Richardson\'s condition, which Cullen believes is an ailment of the lymphatic system [Vol 14, pp.[173 verso], 174[recto and verso]].', 'Reply to Alexander Wilson regarding Miss Richardson\'s condition, which Cullen believes is an ailment of the lymphatic system. pp.[173 verso], 174[recto and verso].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4650, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(203, 'CUL/1/1/14/89', '1781-10-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 October 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Prescriptions \'For Wm Hogg N. Berwick\' [Vol.14, p.175], for deobstruents.', 'Recipe for Wm Hog N. Berwick, unconnected to surrounding letters', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2087, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(204, 'CUL/1/1/14/90', '1781-10-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 October 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Hamilton C[oncerning] Mr Brisbane\' [Vol.14 p.176], and also mentioning the cases of Lady Stuart and of Hamilton\'s father, Professor Thomas Hamilton.', 'Letter to an unnamed physician (William?) in response to \'yours of the 7th\', regarding Mr Brisbane, also mentioning the correspondent\'s father, pp.176. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2450, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(205, 'CUL/1/1/14/91', '1781-10-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 October 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Sir Robert Henderson\' [Vol 14 p.177]. Cullen gives directions for Sir Robert Henderson to take medicines apparently already given, for \'promoting the discharge of urine\' and with related advice on food and drink  The unnamed recipient is probably another of Henderson\'s physicians, possibly Dr. Matthew Dobson of Bath who wrote another letter in this case, or another of his (unnamed) physicians in Bath. But since Bath is not mentioned in the letter, the more generic unnamed\'Sir Robert Henderson\'s physician\' has been linked to the document.', 'Directions for Sir Robert Henderson to take medicines apparently already given, for \'promoting the discharge of urine\'. p.177. The unnamed recipient is probably another of Henderson\'s physicians, possibly Dr. Matthew Dobson of Bath (person ID 469) who wrote letter ID 2033 in this case, or another of his (unnamed) physicians in Bath (person ID 3717). But since Bath is not mentioned in the letter, the more generic unnamed \'Sir Robert Henderson\'s physician\' (person ID 2035) has been linked to the document. (FM)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 09:58:35', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3792, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(206, 'CUL/1/1/14/94', '1781-10-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 October 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Leslie of D---\' [Vol.14 pp.179-80]. Directions for Mr Leslie concerning his toothache.', 'Directions for Mr Leslie concerning his toothache', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2114, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(207, 'CUL/1/1/14/93', '1781-10-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 October 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Leslie\' [Vol.14 pp.181-182], regarding his toothache; Cullen does not think electricity will be of much use, but \'in obstinate cases we must sometimes try remedies at random\'.', 'Letter regarding Mr Leslie following CUL/1/1/14/92, again regarding his toothache; Cullen does not think electricity will be of much use, but \'in obstinate cases we must sometimes try remedies at random\' Image 4 is a blank page. GW', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2116, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(208, 'CUL/1/1/14/189', '1781-09-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 September 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to John Gilchrist concerning Mr Gordon of Halleaths [Vol.14 pp.183-4] in response to his wife\'s letter. Cullen gives suggestions about bathing and comments on electrical treatment.', 'Reply to John Gilchrist, responding to Mrs Gordon of Halleath enquiring about her husband\'s electrical treatment, and with suggestions about bathing; this is Margaret (Stewart, of the Physgill family), wife of Gilbert Gordon of Halleaths.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2607, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(209, 'CUL/1/1/14/95', '1781-10-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 October 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [Vol.14, pp.185] to Joseph Borradaile, concerning Mr. Blair\'s case, which Cullen still regards as hÃ¦morrhoidal. He advises on medicines and exercise, and indicates that Borradaile is a former pupil.', 'Letter to another physician, response to a letter of the 17th concerning Mr Blair. pp.185', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2486, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(210, 'CUL/1/1/14/96', '1781-10-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 October 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Directions for Mrs Moir, chiefly dietary, concerning her complaints of difficult breathing.', 'Directions for Mrs Moir, chiefly dietary, concerning her complaints of difficult breathing. pp.187', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 17:04:50', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4094, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(211, 'CUL/1/1/14/97', '1781-10-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 October 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Dunlop concerning Mr Brown\' [Vol.14 pp.190-1], although Cullen signs off \'D[ea]r Sanders\'.', 'Letter to Mr Dunlop regarding Mr Brown. [I suspect it is to Dunlop, in response to 2081 and/or 2082, so can\'t make sense of the \'Dr Sanders\' sign-off. Could be a mistake for \'Sandy\' as short for \'Alexander\'? Anyway might require a footnote - JPB] - [It\'s \'Dear Sanders\', another pet form for Alexander. - MMG]  \n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2537, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(212, 'CUL/1/1/14/98', '1781-10-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 October 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr D----d\' [Vol.14 pp.192-3], discussing subsequent treatment for sores after mercurial cures for venereal disease. A prescription for a lotion is given. The patient is most likely Mr Duguid.', 'Letter for Mr D-----d (probably Duguid) discussing subsequent treatment for sores after mercurial cures for venereal disease. A prescription for a lotion is given. pp.192', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3501, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(213, 'CUL/1/1/14/99', '1781-10-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 October 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply probably to Arthur Gair, concerning Mrs Selby in which Cullen that she goes to Bristol Hot Well to take the waters as they are very similar to those at Mallow in Ireland and she will be better off spending the winter further south than staying in Northumberland [Vol.14, . pp.194]. Internal evidence suggest that Cullen also saw Mrs Selby in person.', 'Reply ( possibly to a physician), concerning Mrs Selby in which Cullen that she goes to Bristol Hot Well to take the waters as they are very similar to those at Mallow in Ireland and she will be better off spending the winter further south than staying in Northumberland [Vol.14, . pp.194]. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3211, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(214, 'CUL/1/1/14/100', '1781-10-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 October 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply with directions on taking medicines for \'Mrs Y. Z.\', probably to her (unnamed) physician. Since Cullen has resorted to anonymity, and mercury is being employed the case is probably venereal and he may have deliberately destroyed any incoming letter seeking advice.\n\n', 'Directions for \'Mrs Y. Z.\', probably to her (unnamed) physician in reply to a lost letter seeking advice.\n\nCullen\'s handwriting (but machine copy). (FM)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3981, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(215, 'CUL/1/1/14/101', '1781-10-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 October 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to unnamed physician - identifiable as Dr (Sir) Alexander Douglas - regarding Mrs Moir, who has  stayed with/near Cullen for observation over a suspected consumption (phthisis). Cullen is being hopeful but cautious with his  prognosis.', 'Letter to unnamed physician regarding Mrs Moir, who seems to have stayed with/near Cullen for observation? ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4103, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(216, 'CUL/1/1/14/102', '1781-10-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 October 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply giving Directions for Mrs Hodgson, chiefly to avoid cold, but also dietary [Vol. 14, pp. 199-203]. Cullen does not believe she has consumption, but he prescribes two medicines as back-up in case change of diet is not a sufficient remedy for her symptoms. Instructions for making up the pectoral pills include that they are to be coated with gold. ', 'Directions for Mrs Hodgson, chiefly to avoid cold, but also dietary. Cullen does not believe she has consumption, but he prescribes two medicines as back-up in case change of diet is not a sufficient remedy for her symptoms. Instructions for making up the pectoral pills include that they are to be coated with gold. p.199 (FM)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4333, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(217, 'CUL/1/1/14/103', '1781-11-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'November 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Mr Reid of Antwerp\' [Vol.14, pp.202-3], giving dietary advice. He also recommends that Reid consult his friend Dr Beerenbroeck while he is in Antwerp.', 'Letter to an unnamed correspondent, maybe a physician in response to a letter of the 16th and another of the 19th, one of which enclosed some \'powder\'; indexed as case of Mr Reid of Antwerp. pp.202 Answers 2076? Check.\n\nImage 4 removed to be rotated. Wait for next batch update for 4th image to come back. MH. - now right way round. 20/08/13. Just hit refresh. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2479, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(218, 'CUL/1/1/14/104', '1781-11-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 November 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Wommersly\' [Vol.14 pp.204-5]. Directions for Mr Wommersley, in response to an account of his case from Mr White. Internal evidence in related letters suggest that this may have been addressed to Dr Marshall.', 'Directions for Mr Wommersley, in response to account of his case from Mr White. pp.204', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2128, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(219, 'CUL/1/1/14/105', '1781-11-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 November 1781', '', 'Mrs Mackie', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mrs Mackie\' [Vol.14 pp.206-207]. Addressed to her husband, Mr John Mckie, a surgeon, concerning stomach pains after a miscarriage.', 'Letter concerning Mrs Mackie (or McKie), possibly written to a physician or to patient\'s husband, concerning stomach pains after a miscarriage. pp.206', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2268, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(220, 'CUL/1/1/14/106', '1781-11-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'November? 1781?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Lieutt. Waddell\' [Vol.14 p.208]', 'Directions for Lieut. Waddell, pp.208', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2546, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(221, 'CUL/1/1/14/107', '1781-11-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 November 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Directions for Mr Anderson, whose complaints Cullen concludes \'all along depended on some obstruction of the biliary ducts\'.', 'Directions for Mr Anderson, whose complaints Cullen concludes \'all along depended on some obstruction of the biliary ducts\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 17:06:31', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4120, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(222, 'CUL/1/1/14/108', '1781-11-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 November 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Furie\' [Vol.14 pp.212-3]. Cullen fears approaching phthisis, and suggests a \'small perpetual Blister on the breast\' and cows\' milk or asses\' milk, but is reluctant to suggest opiates. ', 'Directions for Miss Furie; Cullen fears approaching phthisis, and suggests a \'small perpetual Blister on the breast\' and cows\' milk or asses\' milk, but is reluctant to suggest opiates. pp.212', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2743, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(223, 'CUL/1/1/14/109', '1781-11-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 November 1781', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Dr D. Leslie C[oncerning] For Mr. M.\' [Vol.14 p.214-15]. Mr M. suffers from a recurring skin disorder and a \'nocturnal Complaint\'.', 'reply to Dr Leslie concerning a patient who has a scrophulous skin disorder.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2358, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(224, 'CUL/1/1/14/110', '1781-12-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 December 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Montelieu\' [Vol.14 pp.216-17]. Cullen gives directions for treating an ailment of the eyes that is \'in some measure hereditary\' and prescribes a liniment.', 'Reply \'For Mr Montelieu\' giving directions for an ailment of the eyes that is \'in some measure hereditary\'; Cullen prescribes a liniment.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2963, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(225, 'CUL/1/1/14/111', '1781-12-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 December 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Black\', concerning what Cullen believes is a \'thickening in some part of the urethra\'; also mentions Mr Brisbane. [Vol.14 pp.218-9]', 'Directions for Mr Black regarding what Cullen believes is a \'thickening in some part of the urethra\'; also mentions Mr Brisbane. Likely written to William Hamilton. pp.218', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2453, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(226, 'CUL/1/1/14/112', '1781-12-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 December 1781', '', 'Mr Dunlop (Mr Brown and p.190)', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply regarding Mr Brown\'s case.', 'Letter regarding Mr Brown\'s disease. pp.220', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 16:22:14', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2544, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(227, 'CUL/1/1/14/113', '1781-12-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 December 1781', '', 'Mr Dingwall', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Dingwall\' [Vol.14 pp.221-222]. Mentions Dr Skene\'s account of Mr Dingwall\'s illness.', 'Letter to Mr Dingwall about his illness, mentioning Dr Skene\'s account of it also. pp.221', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2085, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(228, 'CUL/1/1/14/114', '1781-12-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 December 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mrs Campbell\' [Vol.14 pp.223-4], recommending that she lay her existing medicines aside, but try the new prescription Cullen attached.', 'Letter to Mrs Campbell recommending that she lay her existing medicines aside, but try the new prescription Cullen attached. pp.223', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2930, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(229, 'CUL/1/1/14/115', '1781-12-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 December 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply regarding General Gordon\'s apparent recovery, about which Cullen is pleased but wary. [Vol. 14 pp. 225]. Gives directions on taking two solutions if the skin eruption returns.', 'Reply regarding General Gordon\'s apparent recovery, about which Cullen is pleased but wary. [Vol. 14 pp. 225]. Gives directions on taking two solutions if the skin eruption returns.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4406, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(230, 'CUL/1/1/14/116', '1781-12-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 December 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr [Alexander] Low\' [Vol.14 pp.227-30]. Cullen believes Low\'s illness \'depends entirely on an afflux of humours to his breast\'. Cullen actually mentions cutting off the recipe from his letter to hand to an apothecary. It has been inferred that this was sent to Low at his home of Auchinlee, near Glasgow.', 'Directions for Mr Low or Law, whose illness Cullen believes \'depends entirely on an afflux of humours to his breast\', pp.227 Cullen actually mentions cutting off the recipe.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:24:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4715, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(231, 'CUL/1/1/14/117', '1781-12-08', 'i', 'i', 'i', '8? December? 1781?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to Thomas Mack, a physician, regarding the case of a three year old girl with a swollen stomach. Cullen suspects a flatulent swelling but is uncertain.', 'Letter to Thomas Mack, a physician, regarding the case of a three year old girl with a swollen stomach. Cullen suspects a flatulent swelling but is uncertain.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4751, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(232, 'CUL/1/1/14/118', '1781-12-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 December 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply in which Cullen is eager to assist \'my old pupil Dr Harris\', regarding a case communicated by Mr Dudley of a female patient with a possible disease at the neck of the bladder.', 'Letter to assist \'my old pupil Dr Harris\', regarding a case communicated by Mr Dudley of a female patient with a possible disease at the neck of the bladder.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4679, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(233, 'CUL/1/1/14/119', '1781-12-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 December 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Norris\' [Vol.14 pp.231-4]', 'Directions for Mr Norris regarding asthma. pp.231.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2955, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(234, 'CUL/1/1/14/120', '1781-12-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 December 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Belated reply  to a physician (identifiable as Dr John Whytt) regarding Mr Pollock\'s case, with brief directions and prescription [Vol. 14, pp. 234-6].', 'Belated letter to a physician (John) regarding a Mr Pollock\'s case, with short directions. pp.235', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4675, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(235, 'CUL/1/1/14/121', '1781-12-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 December 1781', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply giving directions for Mr. [\"J\" or \"I\"] S., mainly concerned with detailed instructions on how to take a number roof medicines  - the recipe included - as he is about to take a journey.', 'Directions for the ongoing illness of Mr. I.S. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3107, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(236, 'CUL/1/1/14/122', '1781-12-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 December 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Wommersly\' [Vol.14 pp.241-2]. Addressed to John White.', 'Letter to same recipient as CUL/1/1/14/123, this time regarding a Mr Wommersly; Cullen disagrees with the doctor\'s conclusion that the liver is not involved. Update by FM: This letter mentions letter ID 234 and its patient, Mr William Pollock (person ID 201). From letter 234, it\'s clear that Cullen\'s correspondent in these cases is named John and that John is a medical professional practising in Paisley. I\'ve added and linked him to the relevent letters as person ID 4629. But I\'m not clear why letter 237 (1/1/14/123), which is a stand-alone recipe to a Mr Greenhill, has been interpreted (above) as written to the same person; I don\'t see any evidence of that.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2119, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(237, 'CUL/1/1/14/123', '1781-12-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 December 1781', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe for an eyewash for a Mr Greenhill, with no associated letter.', 'Recipe for Mr Greenhill; no letter.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4210, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(238, 'CUL/1/1/14/124', '1781-12-20', 'i', 'i', 'i', '20? December? 1781?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply - incomplete -  \'For x x x x x\', a female patient, who has a tumour which needs extirpation by surgery  possibly in response to case conveyed by Mr Hutchinson, and mentioning Dr Hunter. The day of the month is notionally given as mid-way  between the dates of letters either side in the volume.', 'Incomplete letter \'For x x x x x\', a female patient, who has a tumour which needs extirpation by surgery  possibly in response to case conveyed by Mr Hutchinson, and mentioning a Dr Hunter [Missing image? DS] Alas, no - this is all that is bound in the volume. But the first page does have a significantly cut-off vertical slice of another page, but it does not make sense/fit the layout of every other document in these books... -JOB', 'y', 'y', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4211, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(239, 'CUL/1/1/14/125', '1781-12-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 December 1781', '', 'Dr Drennan & his Sister', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Dr Drennan C(oncerning) his Sister\' [Vol.14 p.245].', 'Letter to Dr Drennan concerning the illness of his sister. pp.245 NOPLACES', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2095, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(240, 'CUL/1/1/14/126', '1781-12-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 December 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to Dr John Gilchrist concerning \'the ministry of a mind diseased\' in which Cullen readily waives his fee.\n', 'Letter to Dr John Gilchrist concerning \'the ministry of a mind diseased\' [possibly incomplete? - EK] - Nope, complete - just missing a signature. -JOB But there is a possible hiatus in the sense between pages 1 and 2. DS.\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4078, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(241, 'CUL/1/1/14/127', '1782-01-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', 'Dr Hardy', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter to an unnamed physician (probably James Hardy of Northampton), replying to letter of the 17th, discussing colic. Not a consultation letter.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(242, 'CUL/1/1/14/128', '1782-01-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 January 1782', '', '', 3, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Directions for Mr Anderson [the cross-referenced recipe is Document Doc [ID:245].', 'Directions for Mr Anderson, pp.250. Recipe in CUL/1/1/14/131 (DOC ID: 245).', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:25:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4121, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(243, 'CUL/1/1/14/129', '1782-01-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 January 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr James Brown, discussing whether going to Bath would be helpful for his illness, and advising on the use of electrity: \'I think you may take a greater\nnumber of shocks but don\'t think it necessary they should be so strong as to leave the marks you mention\'.', 'Letter to Mr James Brown, discussing whether going to Bath would be helpful for his illness, and advising on the use of electrity: \'I think you may take a greater\nnumber of shocks but don\'t think it necessary they should be so strong as to leave the marks you mention\'. pp.250', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 17:28:07', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4834, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(244, 'CUL/1/1/14/130', '1782-01-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 January 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Bon C[oncerning] Mr Ferguson\' [Vol.14 p. 257]. Cullen suspects that his earlier regimen has not been followed by the patient, and requests more information.', 'Letter for Mr Bon concerning Mr Ferguson. Cullen suspects that his earlier regimen has not been followed by the patient, and requests more information. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4856, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(245, 'CUL/1/1/14/131', '1782-01-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 January 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe for Mr Anderson; enclosed with Document Doc [ID:242].', 'Recipe for Mr Anderson; enclosed with document 242.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:25:32', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4122, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(246, 'CUL/1/1/14/132', '1782-01-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 January 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Alexander Taylor with directions for Mr Neilson  [Vol.14, pp.251-3].  Cullen suspects his illness is due to \'some affection in the great vessels near the heart\' and is \'sorry to join also in your opinion that matters are hurrying on to a fatal period\'. He suggests some purely palliative treatments. He also advises drops of camphorated oil for Mrs Neilson\'s ears. ', 'Directions for Mr Neilson, sent to Alexander Taylor; Cullen suspects his illness is due to \'some affection in the great vessels near the heart\' and is \'sorry to join also in your opinion that matters are hurrying on to a fatal period\'. He suggests treatment for his flatulence, and also advises drops of camphorated oil for Mrs Neilson\'s ears. pp.252.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2169, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(247, 'CUL/1/1/14/133', '1781-12-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 December 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Whitaker of Manchester\', consisting of a short recipe.', 'Recipe for Mr Whitaker of Manchester', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2580, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(248, 'CUL/1/1/14/134', '1781-12-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 December 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Major Baillie\', consisting of a single recipe.', 'Recipe for Major Baillie', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3029, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(249, 'CUL/1/1/14/135', '1782-01-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 January 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Directions for Mr [John] Mackenzie, whose ailment Cullen believes to have been \'brought on by the improper employment of medicines\'. ', 'Directions for Mr John Mackenzie, whose ailment Cullen believes to have been \'brought on by the improper emploment of medicines\', pp.290 Patient is John Mackenzie - have delinked Tom from People list SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 17:38:55', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4746, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(250, 'CUL/1/1/14/136', '1782-01-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 January 1782', '', 'Mr Orr', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, [to Alexander Taylor] with directions for \'Mr Orr\' (indexed as William Orr), who Cullen believes to have \'a peculiar sensibility of the Retina\' [Vol. pp.255-6]. He advises bathing the eye and the head, and says that, whether it has any connection with his previous toothache or food-poisoning from lobster, this does not affect treatment. He adds: \'Your not saying a word about Mr Neilson makes me conclude that he is gone tho I had not heard of it otherwise\'. ', 'Directions for Mr Orr (indexed as William Orr), who Cullen believes to have \'a peculiar sensibility of the Retina\', pp.256. He advises bathing the eye and the head, and says that, whether it has any connection with his previous toothache or food-poisoning from lobster, this does not affect treatment. He adds: \'Your not saying a word about Mr Neilson makes me con clude that he is gone tho I had not heard of it otherwise\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2129, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(251, 'CUL/1/1/14/137', '1782-01-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 January 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Short reply recommending an emetic for Mrs Watson.', 'Short letter recommending an emetic for Mrs Watson, pp.258 [I\'m not sure what \'cont\' after \'cort peruv\' and \'contus\' after \'cinnam.\' in the first two lines of the second recipe mean -EK] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 21:11:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4534, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(252, 'CUL/1/1/14/138', '1782-01-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 January 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter to Dr Harris discussing the case of Miss Stanger which is thought uterine and  which Cullen calls it \'a singular case of debility affecting the animal functions only\', and [her sister?] Hannah Stanger who has an eye inflammation [Vol. 14, pp.259], which should be treated using electrical shocks.', 'Letter to Dr Harris discussing the case of Miss Stanger which is thought uterine and  which Cullen calls it \'a singular case of debility affecting the animal functions only\', and [her sister?] Hannah Stanger who has an eye inflammation [Vol. 14, pp.259], which should be treated using electrical shocks.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2242, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(253, 'CUL/1/1/14/139', '1782-01-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 January 1782', '', 'Mr Ingham & Miss (Peariths?)', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'Mr Ingham C[oncerning] Miss Peariths\' [Vol.14 p.261]. With Cullen\'s diagram for the stretcher for use in coaches.', 'Letter apparently to physician about Miss M. Peariths, who suffers from great pain. pp.261 With diagram for the stretcher for use in coaches. See 6021 \n\nDOODLE-IMG-1\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2008, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(254, 'CUL/1/1/14/140', '1782-01-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 January 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning \'my very old acquaintance\' Mr Fleming who has an incurable blockage of his oesophagus [Vol.14 pp.262-3]. Cullen recommends Cicuta (Hemlock) as a desperate, last resort.', 'Directions for \'my very old acquaintance\' Mr Fleming, addressed to a \'Robert\'. From the incoming letters, likely Robert Wallace. pp.262 ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2365, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(255, 'CUL/1/1/14/141', '1782-01-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 January 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Stevenson signed by both Cullen and Nathaniel Spens, regarding \'Mrs C of G\', an anonymised female patient.', 'Reply to Dr Stevenson signed by both Cullen and Nathaniel Spens, regarding \'Mrs C of G\', an anonymised female patient. pp.264', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 21:11:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4958, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(256, 'CUL/1/1/14/142', '1782-01-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 January 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Lewis Gordon of Techmuiry\' [Vol.14 pp.265-99]. Addressing Alexander Findlay, Cullen diagnoses Gordon\'s disease as gout: \'Tho there are threatnings of Atony and something Paralytic\'.', 'Directions to Alexander Findlay for Lewis Gordon of Techmuiry, whose disease Cullen diagnoses as gout, \'Tho there are threatnings of Atony and something Paralytic\'. pp.265 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2608, 1, 9, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(257, 'CUL/1/1/14/143', '1782-01-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 January 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Bertram concerning an unnamed male patient with swelling and pain in the leg.', 'Letter to Dr Bertram concerning a patient with swelling and pain in the leg; pp.270', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 20:34:16', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4790, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(258, 'CUL/1/1/14/144', '1782-01-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 January 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Alexander Taylor about Mr William Orr\'s case: \'Your account of M<sup>r</sup> Orrs hereditary disposition gives me a worse opinion of his ailment and makes me fear it may be of difficult cure\' [Vol. 14, pp. 270-1]. He also briefly mentions the post mortem examination of Mr Neilson.', 'Letter to Alexander Taylor about Mr William Orr\'s case: \'Your account of M<sup>r</sup> Orrs hereditary disposition gives me a worse opinion of his ailment and makes me fear it may be of difficult cure\'. He also briefly mentions the post mortem examination of Mr Neilson. pp.271', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2130, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(259, 'CUL/1/1/14/145', '1782-01-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 January 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For J. S. Esqr\' identifiable from Cullen\'s own cross-reference on the incoming case document as Mr Strickland, a Catholic priest suffering from gout [Vol.14 pp.272-3].', 'Directions for \'J. S.\' ? an anonymised male patient, chiefly dietary', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2071, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(260, 'CUL/1/1/14/146', '1782-01-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 January 1782', '', 'Captain Waddell', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \"Captain Waddell\" [Vol.14 p.274], who seems to be recovering.', 'Letter concerning the treatment of Capt Waddel, who seems to be recovering; directions for the addressee who treated him (unnamed, addressed as \'Sir\', inferred as Dr John Young). pp.274', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2561, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(261, 'CUL/1/1/14/147', '1782-02-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 February 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Menzies with directions for treatment of Mr David Bethune, whose ailment Cullen believes is due to a weakness of the stomach [Vol. pp. 275-6]. Cullen discusses the use of Hartfell Water and Magnesia. He also mentions Mr Bethune\'s corneal problems, and says that while he has used electricity for eye inflammation, he has not used it for cases of this kind. ', 'Directions for treatment of Mr David Bethune, whose ailment Cullen believes is due to a weakness of the stomach. pp.275. Cullen discusses the use of Hartfell Water and Magnesia. He also mentions Mr Bethune\'s corneal problems, and says that while he has used electricity for eye inflammation, he has not used it for cases of this kind. [MMG] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2000, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(262, 'CUL/1/1/14/148', '1782-02-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 February 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Directions for Mr Watson\'s back pain, following account of case by Mr Baillie; recommendations are for blistering, but Cullen instructs that if there is no relief in a month \'recourse must be had to Electricity\'. ', 'Directions for Mr Watson\'s back pain, following account of case by Mr Baillie; recommendations are for blistering, but Cullen instructs that if there is no relief in a month \'recourse must be had to Electricity\'. pp.277 [The case note suggests this Mr Watson might be the same as the patient in Case 1483. It\'s certainly possible, but given the heading of the recipe \'For Mr Watson\'s Son\', I wonder if the cases refer to a father and son? - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 21:20:05', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4494, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(263, 'CUL/1/1/14/149', '1782-02-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 February 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Directions for Mr Rowan, whose ailments Cullen believes are not venereal in nature.', 'Directions for Mr Rowan, whose ailments Cullen believes are not venereal in nature', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 11:28:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4245, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(264, 'CUL/1/1/14/153', '1782-02-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 February 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply  to Dr [Walter] Stirling concerning Miss [Anne] Gascoigne, who has a  chest ailment, with cough and spitting. Not a formal regimen but Includes advice on wearing flannel, diet (including asses\' milk), and exercise: \'any brisker exercise as dancing is no ways admissible\'.  He recommends blistering and perhaps an issue, and notes that, although she also suffers from leucorrhÅ“a, this cannot be treated while any dangerous respiratory ailment is suspected.', 'Directions to Dr Stirling for Miss Gascoigne, concentrating on her chest ailment, with cough and spitting. This includes advice on wearing flannel, diet (including asses\' milk), and exercise: \'any brisker exercise as dancing is no ways admissible\'. He recommends blistering and perhaps an issue, and notes that, although she also suffers from leucorrhÅ“a, this cannot be treated while any dangerous respiratory ailment is suspected. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1981, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(265, 'CUL/1/1/14/154', '1782-02-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'February? 1782?', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Robertson(?) with directions for Mr Thibou, a \'growing young man\', whose ailments Cullen describes as \'purely cattarghal\'. The letter seems incomplete, as it states \'for the rest see the next pages\'. It\'s possible the \'next pages\' are Doc Doc [ID:266] which seems to discuss the same case, but also seems to have been written (and possibly sent?) at a later point as Cullen uses it to reflect on the advice he has given here. ', 'Reply to Dr Robertson(?) with directions for Mr Thibou, a \'growing young man\', whose ailments Cullen describes as \'purely cattarghal\'. Seems incomplete. See next ID. [The letter does seem incomplete, it states \'for the rest see the next pages\'. It\'s possible the \'next pages\' are doc 266 which seems to discuss the same case, but also seems to have been written (and possibly sent?) at a later point as Cullen uses it to reflect on the advice he has given in 265; Aberdeen recorded as a place recommended for travel, though it is the journey rather than the destination which Cullen stresses - EK] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:25:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4562, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(266, 'CUL/1/1/14/155', '1782-02-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 February 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to [Dr Robertson?] with directions for Mr Thibou\'s treatment.', 'Letter to unnamed patient, [enclosure with ID: 265; being a letter addressed to Mr Thibou the patient]] giving directions for treatment, p.204.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 21:18:27', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4563, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(267, 'CUL/1/1/14/156', '1782-02-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 February 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Hamilton C Mrs Arnot\' [Vol.14 p.285]. Cullen does not believe there is an external tumour, but rather a \'spasmodic constriction\' in the throat and now possibly a \'thickening of the coats of the Å“sophagus\'.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Arnot; Cullen does not believe there is an external tumour, but rather a \'spasmodic constriction\' in the throat and now possibly a \'thickening of the coats of the Å“sophagus\'. He refers to a previous case which may be identifiable: \'I once had a young Lady with a stricture of the Å’sophagus which sometimes for a day or two entirely prevented swallowing but a little Ã¦ther made its way\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2170, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(268, 'CUL/1/1/14/157', '1782-02-00', 'c', 'c', 'c', 'February 1782', '', 'The Revd Mr Hamilton', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply regarding Mr Hamilton\'s illness. Cullen also makes brief reference to the case of Mr Orr and suggests that bathing once a day will be suitable.', 'Letter regarding Mr Hamilton\'s illness [Letter had been noted as incomplete and dated as Feb 1782 as a \'guess\' but it all seems to be there and the date is clear so I have changed these things; Cullen also makes brief reference to the case of Mr Orr and suggests that bathing once a day will be suitable. I\'ve linked this to the case of William Orr because Cullen\'s previous letter to Taylor on this case (258, 25 Jan 1782)recommended bathing the eye and head - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 15:48:14', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4318, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(269, 'CUL/1/1/14/158', '1782-02-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 February 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Hunter of York\' [Vol.14, pp.288-291]. Directions for one of Dr Alexander Hunter\'s patients, Mr William Huddleton Williamson, as described in a letter of the 8th.', 'Reply, \'Dr Hunter of York\' [Vol.14, pp.288-291]. Directions for one of Dr Alexander Hunter\'s patients, Mr William Huddleton Williamson, as described in a letter of the 8th.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4972, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(270, 'CUL/1/1/14/159', '1782-02-15', 'i', 'i', 'i', '15? February? 1782?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Undated reply headed \'For the Revd. Mr Mackenzie\'s Child\'; Cullen says it is not easy to prescribe for an infant given the incomplete information, suggests that teething may have caused fits but that \'the nurse\'s milk may also have been in fault\'. Although there is a \'catch-word\', the rest of this copied letter was not inserted in the folio, and the mounted copy is too big for the space allocated. No additional pages to be found within this volume. \n\n', 'Undated reply headed \'For the Revd. Mr Mackenzie\'s Child\'; Cullen says it is not easy to prescribe for an infant given the incomplete information, suggests that teething may have caused fits but that \'the nurse\'s milk may also have been in fault\'. Although there is a \'catch-word\', the rest of this copied letter was not inserted in the folio, and the copy which is attached is too big for the space allocated. No additional pages to be found within this volume. -JOB\n\n', 'y', 'y', '2015-04-30 20:38:25', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3686, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(271, 'CUL/1/1/14/160', '1782-02-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 February 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, with further discussion of Miss [Anne] Gascoigne\'s case with Dr Walter Stirling, whose initial is given incorrectly in the header; includes some suggested directions. The last few lines on the first page are illegible because of problems in the mechanical copying process. Anne Gascoigne was subsequently Countess of Haddington.', 'Further discussion of Miss Gascoigne\'s case with Dr Stirling, whose initial is given incorrectly in the annotation; includes some suggested directions. The last few lines on the first page are illegible because of problems in the mechanical copying process. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1980, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(272, 'CUL/1/1/14/161', '1782-02-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 February 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to [Andrew Liddell] regarding Mr Macbeath, who Cullen believes is \'in danger of Apoplexy or Palsy unless Dropsy comes in to prevent the appearance of these\'.', 'Letter to physician regarding Mr Macbeath, who Cullen believes is \'in danger of Apoplexy or Palsy unless Dropsy comes in to prevent the appearance of these\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 21:24:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4277, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(273, 'CUL/1/1/14/162', '1782-02-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 February 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mrs Wyvil\' [Vol.14 pp.294-5]. Addressed to Richard Story, concerning Mrs Wyvil\'s breast cancer. Also mentions Mrs Harrison.', 'Reply to Richard Story concerning Mrs Wyvil\'s breast cancer; also mentions Mrs Harrison. (FM)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3903, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(274, 'CUL/1/1/14/163', '1782-02-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 February 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Gibson\' [Vol.14 pp.296-7]. ', 'Directions for Mr Gibson', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2145, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(275, 'CUL/1/1/14/164', '1782-02-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 February 1782', '', 'Mr Campbell', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to physician \'James\' [Monteath] regarding the now-cured venereal disease of a Mr Campbell. Cullen believes that no further use of mercury is necessary and that a spell in the country would be of benefit to Mr Campbell (to keep him \'out of the way of all temptation\'). However, Cullen suggests there is no need for the patient to hurry to the country as being far away from his doctor may cause him anxiety were \'the smallest pimple\' to appear.', 'Letter to physician \'James\' regarding the now-cured venereal disease of a Mr Campbell [Cullen believes that no further use of mercury is necessary and that a spell in the country would be of benefit to Mr Campbell (to keep him \'out of the way of all temptation\'). However, Cullen suggests there is no need for the patient to hurry to the country as being far away from his doctor may cause him anxiety were \'the smallest pimple\' to appear - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 21:26:58', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4643, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(276, 'CUL/1/1/14/165', '1782-02-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 February 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Joseph Harris], with directions for Mrs Ponsonby, following account communicated by Dr [Richard] Dixon; Cullen suspects a dangerous \'schirrosity of the uterus\' and suggest trying Circuta, and, f that fails,Belladona.', 'Reply [to Joseph Harris], with directions for Mrs Ponsonby, following account communicated by Dr Dixon; Cullen suspects a dangerous \'schirrosity of the uterus\' and suggest trying Circuta, and, f that fails,Belladona.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3022, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(277, 'CUL/1/1/14/166', '1782-02-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 February 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Joseph Harris, concerning ongoing case of Miss Stanger who is suspected of having a cancer in her uterus [Vol. 14, pp.301-2]. Also mentions the case of the \'other Miss Stanger\' [Hannah] who has an eye condition. Cullen adds \'compliments to Dr R Dixon\'.', 'Reply to Joseph Harris, concerning ongoing case of Miss Stanger who is suspected of having a cancer in her uterus. Also mentions the case of the \'other Miss Stanger\' who has an eye condition. Cullen adds \'compliments to Dr R Dixon\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2241, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(278, 'CUL/1/1/14/167', '1782-02-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 February 1782', '', 'Mrs Arnot', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mrs Arnot\' [Vol.14, pp.305-6]. Letter to William Hamilton on the case of Mrs Arnot\'s constricted gullet, with dietary advice and recommendation of the use of Cicuta.', 'Letter to William Hamilton on the case of Mrs Arnot\'s constricted gullet, with dietary advice and recommendation of the use of Cicuta. [MMG].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2171, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(279, 'CUL/1/1/14/168', '1782-02-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 February 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Samuel Charlton\' [Vol.14 p.307]', 'Directions for Mr Samuel Charlton', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3217, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(280, 'CUL/1/1/14/169', '1782-02-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 February 1782', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Orr\' [Vol.14 pp.308-310]. Cullen has met Mr Orr and members of his family. He gives advice on bathing the patient\'s eye, and an aperient solution. He also advises on the pregnant Mrs Orr, who may have a degree of uterine prolapse, and on several patients of Mr Stuart to whom Taylor is to forward the advice: Mrs Orr\'s mother, and her grandson. ', 'Letter concerning William Orr, written to Alexander Taylor. Cullen has met Mr Orr and fembers of his family. He gives advice on bathing his eye, and an aperient solution. He also advises on the pregnant Mrs Orr, who may have a degree of uterine prolapse, on her mother\'s deafness, and on an eye problem of another family member, who are all patients of Mr Stuart. Taylor is to forward the advice to him. [MMG] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2131, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(281, 'CUL/1/1/14/170', '1782-02-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 February 1782', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Fleming\' [Vol.14 p.311]; Cullen is afraid that his ailment arises from a \'schirrous Straitening of the Oesophagus\'.', 'Letter concerning \'my old friend Mr Fleming\'; Cullen is afraid his ailment arises from a \'schirrous Straitening of the Oesophagus\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2367, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(282, 'CUL/1/1/14/171', '1782-02-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 February 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr J. S.\' [Vol.14 pp.312-3] Cullen chides him for not following earlier directions, adding that \'I cannot suppose you live like a monk in the midst of a gay metropolis\', and recommends that if he wishes the advice of a physician or surgeon in London he should consult the Hunters.', 'Directions for \'J. S.\' ? chiding him for not following Cullen\'s suggestions', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2075, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(283, 'CUL/1/1/14/172', '1782-03-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 March 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Low\' [Vol.14 pp.314-315]. Cullen gives the addressee (presumed to be a local physician or surgeon attending Low) detailed guidelines on the preparation of the medicines prescribed. Includes one recipe for a cooling mixture and two recipes for materials to make pectoral decoctions. The recipes are not in Cullen\'s hand.', 'Directions for Mr Low', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:25:55', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4716, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(284, 'CUL/1/1/14/173', '1782-03-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 March 1782', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Collie\' [Vol.14 pp.316-7]; Cullen says it is difficult to determine the exact nature of the patient\'s disease, but believes there is water in his chest.', 'Letter concerning Mr Collie; Cullen says it is difficult to determine the exact nature of his disease, but believes there is water in his chest.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3661, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(285, 'CUL/1/1/14/174', '1782-03-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 March 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Macdonald\' [Vol.14 pp.318-19]. Cullen believes Mr Macdonald\'s ailments are two separate conditions - a congested liver and catarrh - and attributes both to the change of climate between Scotland and the West Indies.', 'Directions for Mr Macdonald, whose ailments Cullen believes are two separate conditions - a congested liver and catarrh - both attributed to the change of climate between Scotland and The West Indies to which he is advised to delay returning.\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 10:31:22', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4482, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(286, 'CUL/1/1/14/175', '1782-03-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 March 1782', '', 'Mr James Orr', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter to \'Sanders\' [Alexander Taylor], concerning James Orr [Vol.14, pp.319-21].  Cullen believes his disease to be a suppuration in the liver. He provides a recipe for antiseptic pills. He writes regarding Spanish Sea Salt (also called \'Bay Salt\' or \'Great Salt)\' that \'as the people of Greenock have it imported for curing their Herrings for the West India Market, you can easily procure a small parcel for your use\'. He says he will stop in Paisley on his way back from visiting Craigends.', 'Letter to \'Sanders\' [Alexander Taylor], concerning James Orr, his son\'s friend; Cullen believes his disease to be a suppuration in the liver. He provides a recipe for antiseptic pills. He writes, re: Spanish Sea Salt (AKA Bay Salt or Great Salt): \'as the people of Greenock have it imported for curing their Herrings for the West India Market, you can easily procure a small parcel for your use\'. He says he will stop in Paisley on his way back from visiting Craigends (Alexander Cuninghame and/or his house). [MMG] WHY LINK ROBERT CULLEN?', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2172, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(287, 'CUL/1/1/14/176', '1780-03-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 March 1780', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter for Lord Selkirk giving directions on treatment of measles giving general advice on how to manage possible after-effects, such as cough and respiratory problems, or eye inflammation. Could have been sent to Selkirk either at his Edinburgh home (where he was Cullen\'s neighbour), or at the family seat of St Mary\'s Isle, Kirkudbright.', 'Letter for Lord Selkirk giving directions on treatment of measles giving general advice on how to manage possible after-effects, such as cough and respiratory problems, or eye inflammation.  Uncertain whether Lord Selkirk was in Kirkcudbright or Mint Close at the time. [MMG]  Given the reply is from Kircudbright, I\'d be inclined to have that as sole inferred Destination... -JOB', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4118, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(288, 'CUL/1/1/14/177', '1782-03-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 March 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Gilchrist\' [Vol.14 p.324]. Cullen does not have any further recommendations for the female patient Gilchrist describes, but mentions a possible cure for fluor albus of Professor Van Doeveren in Leiden; also mentions Mr Gordon of Halleaths.', 'Letter to Dr John Gilchrist. Cullen does not have any further recommendations for the female patient Gilchrist describes, but mentions a possible cure for fluor albus of Professor Van Doeveren in Leiden; also mentions Mr and Mrs Gordon of Halleaths. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2609, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(289, 'CUL/1/1/14/178', '1782-03-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 March 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to John Andrews] describing \'your friend, Mr Livingstone younger of Parkhall\' who has a sore throat Cullen believes venereal, and handing his case to the addressee as the patient and his family are to leave the town.', 'Possibly to Dr John Gilchrist describing \'your friend, Mr Livingstone younger of Parkhall\' who has a sore throat Cullen believes venereal, and handing his case to the addressee as the patient and his family are to leave the town. [John Andrew writes in reply, so I\'ll tag him instead. LMcC]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 20:40:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4113, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(290, 'CUL/1/1/14/179', '1782-03-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 March 1782', '', '', 3, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Ferguson\' [Vol.14 p.327], including that he should \'entirely lay aside the use of snuff or of Tobacco in any other shape\'.', 'Directions for Mr Ferguson, including that he should \'entirely lay aside the use of Snuff or of Tobacco in any other Shape\'. James Bon as physician based on previous letter (2190)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3297, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(291, 'CUL/1/1/14/180', '1782-03-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 March 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Alexander Taylor concerning directions for James Orr, and the absence of jaundice: \'there can be no doubt that an abcess has existed somewhere but whether in the liver or lungs is not easily determined and the discussion is not fit for my time or this letter\'. He also  refers briefly to James\' brother William Orr\'s eye condition. Cullen also mentions Taylor\'s recent report on the post-mortem examination of the body of their mutual patient, the Rev. James Hamilton.', 'Directions to Alexander Taylor concerning James Orr, and the absence of jaundice: \'there can be no doubt that an abcess has existed somewhere but whether in the liver or lungs is not easily determined and the discussion is not fit for my time or this letter\'. He also  refers briefly to his brother William Orr\'s eye condition. Cullen also mentions Taylor\'s previous report on the post-mortem examination of Rev. James Hamilton. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2173, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(292, 'CUL/1/1/14/181', '1782-03-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 March 1782', '', 'D Bethune of Balfour', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'D. Bethune of Balfour\' [Vol.14 pp.323-4]. ', 'Directions to David Bethune, patient, regarding exercise and diet, and acknowledging Mrs Bethune\'s role as her husband\'s \'clerk\'. A stomachic recipe is enclosed. The footnote regarding Cullen\'s conversation with the patient\'s nephew Mr Lindsay is difficult to read because of problems in the copying process. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2001, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(293, 'CUL/1/1/14/182', '1782-03-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 March 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Alexander Stenshouse with directions for Mr [Francis] Somervell, who is advised to take opiates and avoid sea-bathing. ', 'Reply to Dr Alexander Stenshouse with directions for Mr [Francis] Somervell, who is advised to take opiates and avoid sea-bathing. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2269, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(294, 'CUL/1/1/14/183', '1782-03-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 March 1782', '', 'Mr Taylor', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Numbered regimen for Mr Taylor regarding a throat complaint, with special recipes for pills instead of a draught when he is travelling.', 'Numbered regimen for Mr Taylor regarding an unspecified illness of his throat, with special recipes for pills and instead of a draught when he is travelling. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 16:26:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4639, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(295, 'CUL/1/1/14/184', '1782-03-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 March 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to John Andrews discussing the treatment of Mr Livingstone.', 'Letter discussing the treatment of Mr Livingstone; seems to be written to a physician, \'John\'. [answers John Andrews DS]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 20:41:36', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4114, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(296, 'CUL/1/1/14/185', '1782-03-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 March 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For the Right Honorable The Lord Dalziel\' [Vol.14 pp.339-342], who has been suffering from a fever for most of winter. Contains also recipes for his servant and his friend.', 'Directions for \'the Right Honorable Lord Dalziel\', who has been suffering from a fever for most of winter', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2282, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(297, 'CUL/1/1/14/186', '1782-03-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 March 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Campbell\' [Vol.14 p.342]. Includes a recipe a Healing Liniment and a Lotion \'for the parts affected\'.', 'Recipe for Mrs Campbell; says \'see page 223\', which is 7 Dec 1781', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3414, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(298, 'CUL/1/1/14/187', '1782-03-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 March 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Campbell\' [Vol.14 pp.343-345]. Includes recipes for a Balsamic Mixture and a Strengthening Electuary.', 'Directions for Mrs Campbell, presumably same as CUL/1/1/14/186; The recipe in 186 (ID297) is never mentioned either by this Mrs Campbell not by Cullen in this or the subsequent letters. Suggest separate case for 186. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3415, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(299, 'CUL/1/1/14/188', '1782-03-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 March 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Directions for Mr Fairholm, recommending sea bathing.', 'Directions for Mr Fairholm, recommending sea bathing', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 20:42:37', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3487, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(300, 'CUL/1/1/6/1', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Index of Cullen\'s cases in order, listing patient and condition, headed \'Volume 1st\' ', 'n', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(301, 'CUL/1/1/6/2', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Index of Cullen\'s cases for CUL/1/1/6 by patient, listing name and date of letter', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(302, 'CUL/1/1/6/3', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Label, slip from old volume: \'Dr Cullen\'s Consultation Letters May 18th 1775 to March 9th/13th 1776\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(303, 'CUL/1/1/6/4', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Index of Cullen\'s cases by this volume, predominantly by page number, listing patient name and date; dates added later', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(304, 'CUL/1/1/6/5', '1775-05-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 May 1775', '', 'Jaundice.', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Blackburn\'. Cullen diagnoses an \'obstruction of bile\'. He warns that \'there is not a great deal in the power of art towards making a radical cure\', but recommends \'keeping the belly open\' along with bleeding and opiates for the pain. He also recommends \'almost daily exercise\', but says little about diet since \'I cannot positively direct it without knowing more of what has been the Ladys manner of living\'. ', '\nReply \'For Mrs Blackburn\' [see ID: 1138]. Cullen diagnoses an \'obstruction of bile\'. He warns that \'there is not a great deal in the power of art towards making a radical cure\', but recommends \'keeping the belly open\' along with bleeding and opiates for the pain. He also recommends \'almost daily exercise\', but says little about diet since \'I cannot positively direct it without knowing more of what has been the Ladys manner of living\'. Probably a reply to Letter ID 1138. [MMG] ADDRESSEE MAY BE IDENTIFIABLE FROM HANDWRITING IN ID: 1138  DS]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 864, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(305, 'CUL/1/1/6/6', '1775-05-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 May 1775', '', 'Phthisis.', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Dr William Grieve of Peebles\', concerning a Miss Tweedie. Cullen says the case seems ambiguous, although \'it threatens to become Phthisical\'. He asks further questions regarding the nature of the pain and whether or not there is any suggestion of a \'hereditary trait\', and suggests blistering, a seton, horseback riding, dietary restrictions, and Tussilago [Coltsfoot] leaves. Letter also mentions \'the case of Mr Braidwood\'s friend\'.   ', '\nLetter to a Dr William Grieve of Peebles concerning a Miss Tweedie. Cullen says the case seems ambiguous, although \'it threatens to become Phthisical\'. He asks further questions regarding the nature of the pain and whether or not there is any suggestion of a \'hereditary trait\', and suggests blistering, a seton, horseback riding, dietary restrictions, and Tussilago [Coltsfoot] leaves. Letter also mentions \'the case of Mr Braidwood\'s friend\'.   ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 784, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(306, 'CUL/1/1/6/7', '1775-05-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 May 1775', '', 'Phthisis.', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Ogilby\'. She has \'had some feverishness [...] hanging about her for eight days past\'. Cullen recommends her going to the country and taking mares\' milk; also recommends exercise and taking laxative powder. Other dietary recommendations include boiled chicken or veal, with the caveat that if she is \'liable to any heat in the night time the less animal food she takes the better\'.', '\nDirections for Miss Ogilby, who has \'had some fever hanging about her for eight days past\'. Recommends her going to the country and taking mares\' milk; also recommends exercise and taking laxative powder. Other dietary recommendations include boiled chicken or veal, with the caveat that if she is \'liable to any heat in the night time the less animal food she takes the better\'.\n\n[The scribe\'s lower-case \'b\' and \'v\' are quite similar - could be \'Ogilvy\' - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 787, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(307, 'CUL/1/1/6/8', '1775-06-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 June 1775', '', 'Dyspepsia.', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Dalgliesh\'. Cullen recommends \'stomachic drops\' (although no recipe is evident), and adds dietary recommendations, including which types of fish and alcohol would be best for her.', 'Directions for Mrs Dalgliesh regarding her stomach complaints. Cullen recommends \'stomachic drops\' (although no recipe is evident), and adds dietary recommendations, including which types of fish and alcohol would be best for her.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 772, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(308, 'CUL/1/1/6/9', '1775-06-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 June 1775', '', 'Phthisis. Mrs M.', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply with detailed directions \'For Mrs Montgomerie\' [Vol. 6, unpaginated]  Cullen recommends that she should go to the country as soon as possible and advises on diet etc. She should otherwise keep to a plan of regimen provided earlier and A \'Linctus and strengthening infusion\' also prescribed previously.', 'Reply with detailed directions \'For Mrs Montgomerie\' [Vol. 6, unpaginated]  Cullen recommends that she should go to the country as soon as possible; Her diet should largely consist of milk and vegetables; and that if a pain in her side becomes troublesome, a blister should be applied, and part of it kept open as a perpetual issue. The original of the letter appears to have been given to patient in person to take away with her. A \'Linctus and strengthening infusion\' has been prescribed previously (see also Letter ID 359). [MMG, revised DS]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 865, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(309, 'CUL/1/1/6/10', '1775-06-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 June 1775', '', 'For the Revd. Mr. Allen. Nephritis.', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Directions \'For Reverend Allen\', whose condition Cullen supposes to result from a blockage in the kidneys. \'To obviate and possibly cure\' the patient, he recommends \'caustic\' [Lixivium], alongside a diet with no fish or heavy meats. Gentle exercise, including horse-riding, is paramount. Doc:1148 reveals that Allen had visited Cullen in person on the recommendation of his local practitioner, Dr William Turnbull at Wooler. Cullen\'s typically formal mode of address makes is difficult to ascertain if these directions were being written up for Turnbull or exclusively for Allen (who may have been handed them in person).', '\nDirections \'For Reverend Allen\', whose condition Cullen supposes to result from a blockage in the kidneys. \'To obviate and possibly cure\' the patient, he recommends \'caustic\' [Lixivium], alongside a diet with no fish or heavy meats. Gentle exercise, including horseback riding, is paramount. Allen had visited Cullen in person on the recommendation of his local practitioner, Dr William Turnbull at Wooler. Cullen\'s typically formal mode of address makes is difficult to ascertain if these directions were being written up for Turnbull or exclusively for Allen (who may have been handed them in person).', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:26:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 800, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(310, 'CUL/1/1/6/11', '1775-06-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 June 1775', '', 'Prolapsus Ani', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Lord Elibank\'s boy\' [Vol.6 p.11]', 'Recipe and recommendations for Lord Ellbank\'s  young son (Patrick Murray) with a prolapse of the anus.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1244, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(311, 'CUL/1/1/6/12', '1775-06-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 June 1775', '', 'Hectic &amp; eruption.', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply for Ann(e) Ormston [of Newcastle], [Vol. 6, pp. 12-13], replying to Letter 1146). She suffers from bouts of feverishness and a skin rash Cullen states he is \'of opinion that you can be cured only by a Regimen with the assistance of very few Medicines\'. He recommends cold bathing and avoiding extremes of temperature, spending the winters in the south of France or north of Italy, and a diet consisting of very little animal food. He gives a febrifuge recipe, having explained that her skin eruption is probably a sweat-rash from the fevers. ', '\nReply for Ann(e) Ormston [of Newcastle], who suffers from bouts of feverishness and a skin rash (replying to Letter 1146). Cullen states he is \'of opinion that you can be cured only by a Regimen with the assistance of very few Medicines\'. He recommends cold bathing and avoiding extremes of temperature, spending the winters in the south of France or north of Italy, and a diet consisting of very little animal food. He gives a febrifuge recipe, having explained that her skin eruption is probably a sweat-rash from the fevers. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 866, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(312, 'CUL/1/1/6/13', '1775-07-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'July? 1775?', '', 'Dyspepsia.', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply with directions \'For Mr Sligo\', whose complaints Cullen believes to arise from the stomach and bowels rather than the breast [Vol. 6, p. 14]. He recommends a long journey, preferably on horseback, and gives detailed dietary advice along with a recipe for laxative pills and stomachic powders. No incoming letter traced so possibly directions given after a consultation visit.', 'Directions \'For Mr Sligo\', whose complaints Cullen believes to arise from the stomach and bowels rather than the breast. He recommends a long journey, preferably on horseback, and gives detailed dietary recommendations along with a recipe for laxative pills and stomachic powders. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 821, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(313, 'CUL/1/1/6/14', '1775-07-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 July 1775', '', 'Epilepsy. For Mr Kennedy.', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply with directions for Mr Kennedy regarding his epilepsy almost certainly addressed to Dr Thomas Yorstoun.  Cullen recommends exercise, a seton, and one medicine - cuprum ammoniacum - of which, since it is not yet common \'in the country\', a small parcel from \'the dispensatory\' will be sent along with Kennedy.', 'Directions for Mr Kennedy regarding his epilepsy. Cullen recommends exercise, a seton, and one medicine - cuprum ammonium - of which, since it is not yet common in the country, the patient should take a small parcel with him from the dispensatory. Responding to report in ID:1151. so almost certainly addressed to Dr Thomas Yorstoun (less likely Riddell);', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 853, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(314, 'CUL/1/1/6/15', '1775-07-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 July 1775', '', 'For Mrs Gomeldon of Newcastle', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Gomeldon of Newcastle\', recommending \'volatile oil\' and a perpetual blister [Vol. 6 pp.17-18]', 'Recommendations for the poet Mrs Jane Gomeldon, including \'volatile oil\' and a perpetual blister. A recipe is mentioned but is not included in these pages; \'For the Medicines see after Captn Forbes\' is added at the bottom of the letter. It appears as [ID 316]. [MMG] [David, this needs a note - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1245, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(315, 'CUL/1/1/6/16', '1775-07-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'July? 1775?', '', 'Cachexy.', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply to the sender of a history of Captain Forbes\'s case which, Cullen says, was \'drawn by a person of skill &amp; discernment\'. Cullen is sorry to see his condition deteriorating, and recommends opium for the pain. He mentions that he would recommend a mercurial course in other circumstances, but considering the patient\'s \'weakly state\' he will leave that decision to the \'Gentleman on the Spot\' (which is in or near Inverness).  \n', 'Reply to a history of Captain Forbes\'s case which, Cullen says, was \'drawn by a person of skill &amp; discernment\'. Cullen is sorry to see his condition deteriorating, and recommends opium for the pain. He mentions that he would recommend a mercurial course in other circumstances, but says that considering the patient\'s \'weakly state\' he will leave that decision to the \'Gentleman on the Spot\'.  \n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 847, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(316, 'CUL/1/1/6/17', '1775-07-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'July? 1775?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Gomeldon\' [Vol.VI p.20]; three recipes.', 'Copy of recipes for Jane Gomeldon of Newcastle, the poet and proto-feminist. (see Letters 314 and 325) Not too sure about how to regularise the Diaphoretic Pills recipe because of how the Latin was punctuated. Please check. [MMG]\n[I have no idea, we\'ll go with Marianne\'s version here and leave it in unclear tags - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 813, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(317, 'CUL/1/1/6/18', '1775-07-08', 'c', 'c', 'i', '8? July 1775', '', 'To Mr Seed at Belfast', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Seed concerning his own case. He should continue to take the pills, although only if they continue to be effective; he should avoid cold bathing if the \'eruption\'  is severe, but should embrace it otherwise as \'one of the best means of strengthening your nerves\'.', '\nReply to letter of the 5th (July?) giving continuing directions for Mr Seed. He should continue to take the pills, although only if they continue to be effective; he should avoid cold bathing if the \'eruption\'  is severe, but should embrace it otherwise as \'one of the best means of strengthening your nerves\'. \n\n[Incoming letter is 5 July 1775, so dating from that - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 797, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(318, 'CUL/1/1/6/19', '1775-07-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 July 1775', '', 'Syphilis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to Colonel Skene concerning the case of his brother, Captain David Skene. Medicines for the patient were sent to his house on Wednesday and this letter contains very detailed directions for preparing and taking them.', 'Letter to Colonel Skene concerning his brother\'s case. Medicines for the patient were sent to his house on Wednesday; this letter contains directions for taking them. [Only \'the Highlands\', generally, are mentioned here. Since the place entries in the database are more specific, I\'ve held off linking the Highlands to this letter. If anyone else finds a related letter and knows exactly where Colonel Skene\'s brother is from, feel free to link to a more specific area. LMcC] [Linked to Hallyards Castle - MMG] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 881, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(319, 'CUL/1/1/6/20', '1775-08-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'August? 1775?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe for Mr Aldam of Leeds for stomachic pills; does not seem to be associated with any neighbouring letters. ', 'Recipe for Mr Aldam of Leeds (probably John Aldam, a prominent Quaker wool merchant) for stomachic pills; does not seem to be associated with any neighbouring letters. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 867, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(320, 'CUL/1/1/6/21', '1775-08-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'August? 1775?', '', 'Phthisis & Goat Whey', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Alexander Home\' [Earl Home], giving detailed directions concerning the taking of goat whey with other dietary recommendations.', 'Reply \'For Mr Alexander Home\', giving detailed directions concerning the taking of goat whey with other dietary recommendations.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 854, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(321, 'CUL/1/1/6/22', '1775-08-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'August? 1775?', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Crawfurd of Morpeth\', including a recipe for a strengthening infusion and pectoral pills. Recommendations otherwise are chiefly dietary, along with a suggestion that he take a long journey.', 'Directions for Mr Crawfurd of Morpeth, including a recipe for a strengthening infusion and pectoral pills. Recommendations otherwise are chiefly dietary, along with a suggestion that he take a long journey. Probably sent to William Turnbull in Wooler. (Response to letter ID 1160) [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 826, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(322, 'CUL/1/1/6/23', '1775-08-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'August? 1775?', '', 'Fits from Teething?', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply with directions for the infant son of James Campbell of Silvercraigs, Provost of Inverary [Vol. 6, pp. 27-28], addressed to John Duncanson (and Archibald Campbell). The unnamed infant (identifiable as Mr John Campbell, b. 1775) is suffering from fits; Cullen sees no suspicion of worms, and suspects it is related to teething. \n', 'Reply with directions for the infant son of James Campbell of Silvercraigs, Provost of Inverary [Vol. 6, pp. 27-28], addressed to John Duncanson (and Archibald Campbell) in reply to Letter ID 1161. The unnamed infant (identifiable as John, b. 1775) is suffering from fits; Cullen sees no suspicion of worms, and suspects it is related to teething. He advises against bleeding, and recommends absorbents and a perpetual issue in the child\'s neck (to be changed to a pea issue if this proves irritating). He includes a recipe. [MMG] UNRESOLVED INGREDIENT NAME DS [I think it may be creta ppta (i.e. prepared chalk) - MMG - Yes, it is.]\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:26:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 883, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(323, 'CUL/1/1/6/24', '1775-08-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'August? 1775?', '', '', 2, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Hay\' [Vol.6 pp.29-30]. The letter makes mention of two medicines that have been ordered for her (including discussing ingredients), but these recipes are not included in this letter.', 'Directions for Mrs Hay, including recipes for two medicines. --The letter makes mention of two medicines that have been ordered for her (inc. discussing ingredients), but these recipes are not included in this letter. GW', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1247, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(324, 'CUL/1/1/6/25', '1775-08-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'August? 1775?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply with continuing directions \'For Mrs Innes\', whose health seems to be improving. Cullen recommends she take a long journey, preferably incorporating travel to Bath. Cullen describes how she should bathe in the waters.', 'Reply with continuing directions \'For Mrs Innes, whose health seems to be improving. Cullen recommends she take a long journey, preferably incorporating travel to Bath. Cullen describes how she should bathe in the waters.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 869, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(325, 'CUL/1/1/6/26', '1775-08-25', 'c', 'i', 'i', '25? August? 1775', '', '25 Aug 1775', 2, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs [Jane] Gomeldon\', including a recipe for ointment to be applied below each nostril.', 'Continuing directions for Mrs Jane Gomeldon, including a recipe for ointment to be applied below each nostril.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 833, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(326, 'CUL/1/1/6/27', '1775-08-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 August 1775', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Murdoch\' [Vol.6 p.27], concerning his wife. Cullen relates that Mrs Murdoch is in danger of phthisis, although as yet he \'cannot declare purulency or he[c]tic\'. As she believes \'her ailment is very much about the top of the tongue\', she must be humoured about this. Cullen sends a letter directly to her, open, to Stevenson, so that \'we might not differ about small matters\'. In a postscript, he adds that since Mrs Murdoch complains of toothache, she should \'get quit of every spoild Tooth\'.', 'Letter regarding George Murdoch, former Provost of Glasgow, and his (second) wife, sent to Alexander Stevenson in Glasgow. The Murdochs have visited him and are now returning to Glasgow. Cullen relates that Mrs Murdoch is in danger of phthisis, although as yet he \'cannot declare purulence or he[c]tic\'. As she believes \'her ailment is very much about the top of the tongue\', she must be humoured about this. He recommends pea issues in the neck, and gives a recipe for anointing her throat. Cullen further recommends a tartar emetic and laudanum, and mentions that she also has swollen ankles. He sends a letter directly to her, open, to Stevenson, so that \'we might not differ about small matters\'. In a postscript, he adds that since Mrs Murdoch complains of toothache, she should \'get quit of every spoild Tooth\'. Letter 327, addressed directly to the patient, follows. [MMG] NEEDS NOTES DS\n\nImages being corrected. Wait for next batch upload before working on this. 22/03/13\n\nImages correct originally, misnumbered in original catologue record. Images have been switched around to reflect this. JOB.\n\nImages now correct, but Transcription is the wrong text. This is the transcription of Document:34 (Mrs Blacket), which is all sorted so the transcript here can be safely deleted to make way for the correct transcription. DS on 22/10/13.\n\nCorrect transcription inserted. MMG 29/10/13', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 889, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(327, 'CUL/1/1/6/28', '1775-08-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 August 1775', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply addressed  directly to Mrs Murdoch at Rosebank [Vol.6, pp.33-4 ]. Mrs Murdoch and her husband, the former Provost of Glasgow, have just visited Cullen, who took her pulse. The related letter to their Glasgow physician, Dr Alexander Stevenson, to which Cullen refers here, is ID:326. ', 'Reply addressed  directly to Mrs Murdoch at Rosebank [Vol.6, pp.33]. Mrs Murdoch and her husband, the former Provost of Glasgow, have just visited Cullen, who took her pulse. The related letter to their Glasgow physician, Dr Alexander Stevenson, to which Cullen refers here, is ID:326. \n\nImages being corrected. Wait for next batch upload before working on this. 22/03/13\nImages correct originally, misnumbered in original catologue record. Images have been switched around to reflect this. JOB', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 899, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(328, 'CUL/1/1/6/83', '1775-08-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 August 1775', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Clerk\', in the form of a numbered list. A recipe sent along with the original letter has not been included.', 'Directions for Mr Clerk, in the form of a numbered list.\n\nNo obvious incoming letter; patient possibly visited Cullen in person - JPB', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 818, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(329, 'CUL/1/1/6/29', '1775-09-00', 'c', 'i', NULL, 'September? 1775', '', 'Catarrh. C. of Al.', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply \' To Mr [Thomas] Duncanson of Forres\' {Vol..6, pp.35-6 ]. It answers letter 1165 which reported on two patients: Mr Cumming of Altyre and an unnamed young female patient whose constitution is \'in great disorder\'. The dating - which must be between the 1st and 12th September - is inferred from Duncanson\'s incoming letter and positioning in case-book.', 'Reply \' To Mr [Thomas] Duncanson of Forres\' {Vol..6, pp.35-6 ]. It answers letter 1165 which reported on two patients: Mr Cumming of Altyre and an unnamed young female patient whose constitution is \'in great disorder\'. The dating - which must be between the 1st and 12th September - is inferred from Duncanson\'s incoming letter and positioning in case-book.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 913, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(330, 'CUL/1/1/6/30', '1775-09-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 September 1775', '', 'Cachexy', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Bagshaw\'; \'sorry to find [his] Constitution in great disorder\', and gives dietary recommendations along with a recipe for strengthening powders.', 'Directions for Mr Bagshaw; Cullen is \'sorry to find [his] Constitution in great disorder\', and gives dietary recommendations along with a recipe for strengthening powders.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 842, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(331, 'CUL/1/1/6/31', '1775-09-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 September 1775', '', 'Gout and Dyspepsia', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Foster &amp; Susan Ditto. &amp; her maid\' [Vol.6 pp.38-40]', 'Directions for Miss Fo(r)ster, her younger sister Susan, and her maid, probably for Arthur Gair, surgeon in Alnwick. Reply to Letter 1167. Cullen attributes Miss Forster\'s illness to a \'Goutty disposition\' and also suspects a \'schirrhosity\' at the epigastrium. He advises treatment with Cicuta, rubbing, the flesh-brush and bathing her feet. For Miss Susan, he recommends a journey and gives a diaphoretic recipe. The maid\'s condition is exacerbated by costiveness, so he recommends laxative treatment. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 901, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(332, 'CUL/1/1/6/32', '1775-09-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 September 1775', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For the Reverend Mr Crighton at Wooler\'; giving a short numbered summary of directions and a recipe for diaphoretic pills.', 'Recipe for the Reverend Mr. Crighton at Wooler; no associated letter evident. Includes advice on bathing, the use of the flesh brush, and a recipe for Diaphoretic Pills. Probably to be sent to Dr William Turnbull.[MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 894, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(333, 'CUL/1/1/6/33', '1775-09-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 September 1775', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'To Mrs McKay for Mr. Andrew Crawfurd\' [Vol.6 pp.41-2]. Cullen advises on diet and exercise. The letter implies she brought the case to Cullen in person. There are recipes for three medicines.', 'Letter to Mrs McKay, carer for Alexander Crawfurd [Crawford], who suffers from pulmonary TB. Cullen advises on diet and exercise. The letter implies she brought the case to Cullen in person. There are recipes for three medicines. See also Letters 503, 929 and 930 for more on this case: the patient seems to be related to Lady Dumfries. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 904, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(334, 'CUL/1/1/6/34', '1775-09-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 September 1775', '', '', 2, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Mr Dunlop concerning Mrs Fisher\' [Vol.6 pp.42-3], who has had a \'heat in her blood\', but \'of the feverish, rather than scorbutic kind\', in Cullen\'s opinion. She also has sore lips on which she has been using poultices. He recommends antimonials. He gives dietary advice, and suggestions about cold bathing. He advises against travelling from Glasgow to Prestonpans for sea-bathing, and prescribes diaphoretic and aperient medicines, and an ointment for her lips.', 'Letter to Mr Dunlop concerning Mrs Fisher, who has had a \'heat in her blood\', but \'of the feverish, rather than scorbutic kind\', in Cullen\'s opinion. She also has sore lips on which she has been using poultices. He recommends antimonials. He gives dietary advice, and suggestions about cold bathing. He advises against travelling from Glasgow to Prestonpans for sea-bathing, and prescribes diaphoretic and aperient medicines, and an ointment for her lips. [MMG] (Prestonpans to be added to Places when it goes live on list)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 911, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(336, 'CUL/1/1/6/35', '1775-09-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 September 1775', '', 'Management of Dovers Powder.      Rheumatism and Gout. Lord C.', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Dr Gillespie about the Earl of Cassillis\' [Vol.6, pp.44-5].', 'Reply \'To Dr Gillespie about the Earl of Cassillis\'. Concerning the management of the Gout using sweatings and doses of Dover\'s Powder. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 788, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(337, 'CUL/1/1/6/36', '1775-09-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 September 1775', '', 'Eyes affected', 2, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For --- of Bergen\' [Vol.6 pp.46-7]', '\nTo an unnamed man of Bergen, concerning his deteriorating eyesight. Cullen recommends he \'employ the Eyes as little as possible\', and only in daylight coming from the North or in the shade, avoiding candlelight. He also recommends a blister on the crown, gives dietary recommendations, and attaches a recipe \'to remove the obstructions already formed\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1251, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(338, 'CUL/1/1/6/37', '1775-09-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 September 1775', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply for Mr James Brown, including diet and horse-riding. No obvious incoming letter traced.', 'Reply for Mr James Brown, including diet and horse-riding. No obvious incoming letter.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 960, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(339, 'CUL/1/1/6/38', '1775-09-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 September 1775', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Robert Chisholm of Wooler\'. Brief summary of advice, and recipe.', 'Recipe for Mr Robert Chisholm of Wooler (see also ID 394 and others). Probably to be sent to William Turnbull. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 835, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(340, 'CUL/1/1/6/39', '1775-10-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'October? 1775?', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Directions for Captain Oswald Campbell, who has no confirmed disease at present, but has \'so many appearances threatening one\' that Cullen agrees it proper to take precautions. These involve him travelling to a warm climate before winter, avoiding cold air, and taking Castor oil. No obvious incoming letter.', '\nDirections for Captain Oswald Campbell, who has no confirmed disease at present, but has \'so many appearances threatening one\' that Cullen agrees it proper to take precautions. These involve him travelling to a warm climate before winter, avoiding cold air, and taking Castor oil.\n\nNo obvious incoming letter.\n\n[David - \'portable Soup\' on p.2 might need a footnote given that it\'s an archaic meaning of \'portable\' - \'Of a liquid substance: that may be carried or transported conveniently, having been reduced by evaporation to a dried or concentrated form able to be reconstituted later by the addition of water\' in OED - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1252, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(341, 'CUL/1/1/6/40', '1775-10-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 October 1775', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply providing numbered directions  for Miss Aiton regarding menstrual problems, for which a foot-bath, aperients and water injections are advised. She is also threatened with a respiratory disorder. The directions are in the form of a numbered list, and concern diet, exercise, and the avoidance of damp and moisture. A blister and perpetual issue on the painful part of her side are advised for her chest complaint. A Mr Eason has previously been consulted. A recipe for \'aperient pills\' is included. ', 'Directions for Miss Aiton regarding menstrual problems, for which a foot-bath, aperients and water injections are advised, to avoid costiveness, which may be exacerbated by her pains being treated with laudanum. She is also threatened with a respiratory disorder. The directions are in the form of a numbered list, and concern diet, exercise, and the avoidance of damp and moisture. A blister and perpetual issue on the painful art of her side are advised for her chest complaint. A Mr Eason has previously been consulted. A recipe for \'aperient pills\' is included. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 940, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(342, 'CUL/1/1/6/41', '1775-10-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 October 1775', '', 'Rheumatism &amp; Gout Lord C', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Mr Gillespie\' concerning the case of Lord Cassilis [Vol.6 pp.54-5], whose situation has not improved since Cullen paid a recent professional visit to him at Culzean [\'Cullean\'] Castle. Cullen adds a reminder of his request for \'a copy of the paper I wrote at Cullean\'. Gillespie eventually sent a copy of Cullen\'s \'paper\' which is now ID:1169. Cullen also expresses surprise that  Gillespie has not mentioned the progress of a Mr Blair. This letter was sent to Gillespie at either Ayr or Culzean Castle. ', 'Further directions for Lord Cassillis, whose situation has not improved since Cullen paid a recent professional visit to him at Culzean [\'Cullean\'] Castle. Cullen adds a reminder of his request for \'a copy of the paper I wrote at Cullean\'. Directed to Gillespie at either Ayr or Culzean itself. Gillespie eventually sent a copy of Cullen\'s \'paper\' which is now ID:1169 [all revised by DS]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 463, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(343, 'CUL/1/1/6/42', '1775-10-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 October 1775', '', 'Gout', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Potts\', whose stomach ailments Cullen considers arise from \'a Gouty disposition\'. Cold bathing is not advised, but he tentatively suggests Buxton in the summer. Recipes are attached for laxative pills and stomach drops. Probably sent to James Wood, surgeon in Berwick. This is a draft of <a href=\"docs.php?id=1173\">[DOC ID:1173]</a>.', 'Directions (mainly dietary) for Mr Potts, whose stomach ailments Cullen considers arise from \'a Gouty disposition\'. Cold bathing is not advised, but he tentatively suggests Buxton in the summer. Recipes are attached for laxative pills and stomach drops. Probably sent to James Wood, surgeon in Berwick. See also Letters 1173 (a neater copy with minor variations) and 4108. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 17:39:52', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 890, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'h', 'n'),
(344, 'CUL/1/1/6/43', '1775-10-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 October 1775', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply with directions \'For Miss Polly Ormston\', probably addressed to her sister Ann(e), also a patient and correspondent of Cullen\'s, in Newcastle [Vol. 6, p.58-[59]]. Polly has a cough and \'tendency to consumption\' although it is not confirmed. Cullen recommends precautionary measure of travelling at least to the South of France to avoid the northern winter, and even there, she should wear a flannel shirt. He also suggests a blister on her side, to kept open for a year or two, or a pea issue behind the shoulder if the blister is inconvenient. Includes a recipe for pectoral pills.', 'Reply with directions \'For Miss Polly Ormston\', probably addressed to her sister Ann(e), also a patient and correspondent of Cullen\'s, in Newcastle [Vol. 6, p.58-[59]]. Polly has a \'tendency to consumption\' although it is not confirmed, and she has a cough. Cullen recommends precautionary measures of travelling at least to the South of France to avoid the northern winter, and even there, she should wear a flannel shirt. He also suggests a blister on her side, to kept open for a year or two, or a pea issue behind the shoulder if the blister is inconvenient. He provides a recipe for pectoral pills. [MMG] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 912, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(345, 'CUL/1/1/6/44', '1775-10-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 October 1775', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Ann Ormston\'. She has \'no formed disease\' but a constitution rendered delicate by accidents, notably an \'ill cured\' intermittent fever. She is advised to avoid cold Northumberland winters, and Madeira is suggested as a destination. Cullen recommends \'that firmness of mind and discretion which she naturally possesses\' and that she avoids \'Physicians and Apothecaries who will give her drugs\'. He refers to his advice in Letter 311, and gives a recipe only for one strengthener from the latest edition of the Edinburgh PharmacopÅ“ia.', 'Directions for Miss Anne Ormston, presumably to be given by her to her physician, in reply to her letters (Letters ID 1158 and 1163). She has \'no formed disease\' but a constitution rendered delicate by accidents, notably an \'ill cured\' intermittent fever. She is advised to avoid cold Northumberland winters, and Madeira is suggested as a destination. Cullen recommends \'that firmness of mind and discretion which she naturally possesses\' and that she avoids \'Physicians and Apothecaries who will give her drugs\'. He refers to his advice in Letter 311, and gives a recipe only for one strengthener from the latest edition of the Edinburgh PharmacopÅ“ia.[MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 885, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(346, 'CUL/1/1/6/45', '1775-10-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 October 1775', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Ewart\'. Cullen believes the weakness she complains of is due to loss of blood and other causes, but \'marks no particular disease\'. He suggests blistering and exercise.', 'Directions for Mrs Ewart. Cullen believes the weakness she complains of is due to loss of blood and other causes, but \'marks no particular disease\'. He suggests blistering and exercise.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 827, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(347, 'CUL/1/1/6/46', '1775-10-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 October 1775', '', '', 2, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply giving directions for Mr Welsh, regarding the swelling of his leg after he injured it in a fall in April (1775) [Vol.6, pp. 63-4]. Cullen describes it as becoming a \'receptacle for the humours\' since late June, and that this threatens his breast, presumably through dropsy. He recommends that Mr Welsh wear a laced compression stocking, and takes some diaphoretic pills, for which he encloses a recipe.', 'Directions for Mr Welsh, regarding the swelling of his leg after he injured it in a fall in April (1775). Cullen describes it as becoming a \'receptacle for the humours\' since late June, and that this threatens his breast, presumably through dropsy. He recommends that Mr Welsh wear a laced compression stocking, and takes some diaphoretic pills, for which he gives a recipe. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 941, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(348, 'CUL/1/1/6/47', '1775-10-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 October 1775', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Newall\' [Vol.6 pp.64-5], whose constitution Cullen believes to have been damaged by \'an uncommon length of nervous fever\'.', 'Directions for Mr Newall, whose constitution Cullen believes to have been damaged by \'an uncommon length of nervous fever\'. -?\nNumbered regimen. -RD\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1124, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(349, 'CUL/1/1/6/48', '1775-10-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'October? 1775?', '', '', 2, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Aiton\', giving directions including instructions to set his feet and legs in warm milk and water.', 'Regimen for Mr Aiton.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 859, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(350, 'CUL/1/1/6/49', '1775-10-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 October 1775', '', 'Eruption; vide p.116', 2, 1, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Miss Dunlop\'. Recipe missing but note at end of letter states \'The medicine is Antimonium praeparatum\'.', 'Directions for Miss Dunlop. Recipe missing but note at end of letter states \'The medicine is Antimonium praeparatum\'. Also annotated \'vide p. 116\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 845, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(351, 'CUL/1/1/6/50', '1775-10-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'October? 1775?', '', 'Diarrhoea or Dysentery', 2, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Lydon\', intended for his (unidentified) physician(s); Cullen begins by saying that as the information on the case is \'neither full nor exact\', he can give only general directions, as it is unclear whether his ailment is diarrhÅ“a or dystentery. A laxative recipe is attached.', 'Directions for Mr Lydon, intended for his (unidentified) physician(s); Cullen begins by saying that as the information on the case is \'neither full nor exact\', he can give only general directions, as it is unclear whether his ailment is diarrhÅ“a or dystentery. A laxative recipe is attached. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 870, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(352, 'CUL/1/1/6/51', '1775-10-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 October 1775', '', 'Mr Dunbar', 2, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For ___, whose case has been delivered to me by Mr McKenzie\' [Vol.6 pp.70-1]. \'Mr Dunbar\' is added in another hand; it probably refers to Robert Dunbar, which implies it is to be sent to Dr Andrew Liddell. Cullen believes the ailments to result from a disorder of the bowels. He gives dietary advice and discusses the use of purgatives and other medicines. There are two recipes: a strengthening infusion and an aperient mixture. ', 'Letter begins \'For __, whose case has been delivered to me by Mr M\'Kenzie\'; \'Mr Dunbar\' is added in another hand. It probably refers to Robert Dunbar, which implies it is to be sent to Dr Andrew Liddell. (See Letters 1150 and 1156). Cullen believes the ailments to result from a disorder of the bowels. He gives dietary advice and discusses the use of purgatives and other medicines. There are two recipes: a strengthening infusion and an aperient mixture. [MMG]\nSee also letter 5992.[LMcC]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 944, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(353, 'CUL/1/1/6/52', '1775-10-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 October 1775', '', 'For ___', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to unnamed patient, apparently giving continued directions regarding oil for the ears, shaving head and applying a plaster. Medicines are mentioned, but the recipes are not included in the case-book copy.', 'Letter to unnamed patient, apparently giving continued directions regarding oil for the ears, shaving head and applying a plaster.\n\n[Patient may be James [Innes?] from document 1166, going by the symptoms and dates, in which case the letter\'s going to Irvine - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 840, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(354, 'CUL/1/1/6/53', '1775-10-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 October 1775', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to Mr John Bannerman concerning the case of Lord Cassillis, whose condition is still no better. Cullen notes that Bannerman\'s account differs from Gillespie\'s, requests that they \'settle this matter between you\', and suggests Lord Cassillis himself be brought \'into the consultation\'.', 'Letter to Mr John Bannerman concerning Lord Cassillis, whose condition is still no better. Cullen notes that Bannerman\'s account differs from Gillespie\'s, requests that they \'settle this matter between you\', and suggests Lord Cassillis himself be brought \'into the consultation\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 11:15:07', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 464, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(355, 'CUL/1/1/6/54', '1775-10-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 October 1775', '', 'Haemoptoe cum Suppresione Mensium', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'To Lady Lochart\' [Vol.6 pp.73-4], with directions for her elder daughter Miss Lockhart, who is suffering from blood-spitting and whose menses have ceased. Cullen recommends bleeding from the ankles, bathing, and rubbing her feet and legs with flannel or a flesh brush. He gives a recipe for a decoction. He sends greetings to the Misses Porterfield, presumably some of Lady Lockhart\'s nieces. ', 'Letter to Catherine, dowager Lady Lockhart of Carstairs, with directions for her elder daughter Miss Lockhart, who is suffering from blood-spitting and whose menses have ceased. Cullen recommends bleeding from the ankles, bathing, and rubbing her feet and legs with flannel or a flesh brush. He gives a recipe for a decoction. He sends greetings to the Misses Porterfield, presumably some of Lady Lockhart\'s nieces. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 910, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(356, 'CUL/1/1/6/55', '1775-10-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 October 1775', '', 'Contractura articularis', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Campbell\' [Vol.6 pp.75-6], who has a stiffened joint. Cullen recommends hot fomentations and rubbing with oil, for which he gives recipes.', 'Directions for Miss Campbell, who has a stiffened joint (probably in hand or wrist). Cullen recommends hot fomentations and rubbing with oil, for which he gives recipes. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 916, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(357, 'CUL/1/1/6/56', '1775-10-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 October 1775', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \' To Miss Aiton\' regarding her treatment for what seems to be a digestive complaint.', 'Reply \' To Miss Aiton\' regarding her treatment for what seems to be a digestive complaint.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 873, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(358, 'CUL/1/1/6/57', '1775-11-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 November 1775', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Miss Aiton\' (following on from Letters ID 341 and 357). Short note regarding her continuing treatment with castor oil and pills. Cullen is sorry that she has been having trouble with the issue, but he still advises a pea issue in the arm on the affected side. He adds a new recipe for laxative pills.', 'Reply to \'Miss Aiton\' (following from Letters ID 341 &amp; 357). Short note regarding her continuing treatment with castor oil and pills. Cullen is sorry that she has been having trouble with the issue, but he still advises a pea issue in the arm on the affected side. He adds a new recipe for laxative pills. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 915, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(359, 'CUL/1/1/6/58', '1775-11-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 November 1775', '', 'Phthisis Mrs M.', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply giving directions for Mrs Montgomery in which Cullen recommends travel to the South of France to avoid the winter cold, and adds a recipe for pills to be taken if her breathing becomes uneasy. He refers to Dr Cairnie being involved in her case. ', 'Directions for Mrs Montgomery (patient in Letter 308). Cullen recommends travel to the South of France to avoid the winter cold, and adds a recipe for pills to be taken if her breathing becomes uneasy. He refers to Dr Cairnie being involved in her case. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 914, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(360, 'CUL/1/1/6/59', '1775-11-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 November 1775', '', 'Palsy', 2, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For the Revd Mr Noble\' [Vol.6 p.82]. Cullen says that the patient is in no immediate danger, but recommends a cephalic electuary, laxative pills, and either a perpetual issue in the crown of the head or a pea issue either side of the neck. He also recommends having the paralysed arm and leg brushed with a flesh brush.', 'Rough draft of directions in reply to William Baillie (Letter ID 1176) regarding the case of Rev John Noble, minister of Libberton, who is hemiplegic. Cullen says that the patient is in no immediate danger, but recommends a cephalic electuary, laxative pills, and either a perpetual issue in the crown of the head or a pea issue either side of the neck. He also recommends having the paralysed arm and leg brushed with a flesh brush. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 942, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(361, 'CUL/1/1/6/60', '1775-11-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 November 1775', '', 'Chorea', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For the Hon. Miss Fraser\' [Vol.6 p.83]. Miss Fraser suffers from a convulsive disorder. Almost certainly addressed to Dr George Skene at Aberdeen in answer to letter 1177.', 'Reply \'For the Hon. Miss Fraser\', suffering from a convulsive disorder [Vol 6, p. 83]. Almost certainly addressed to Dr George Skene at Aberdeen in answer to Letter ID:1177 and linked into the database as such.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:26:30', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 846, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(362, 'CUL/1/1/6/61', '1775-11-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 November 1775', '', 'Asthma', 2, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Allen\' [Vol.6 pp.84-5], regarding his ailment, which Cullen states is asthmatic and not consumptive.', 'Regimen for Mr Allen regarding his ailment, which Cullen states is asthma and not consumptive.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1046, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(363, 'CUL/1/1/6/62', '1775-11-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 November 1775', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Directions for Revd Mr Whyte, who Cullen believes to be in great danger of phthisis. He should abstain entirely from animal food and strong drink, and avoid cold. Includes recipes for a Pectoral Apozem.', 'Directions for Revd Mr Whyte, who Cullen believes to be in great danger of phthisis. He should abstain entirely from animal food and strong drink, and avoid cold. DATE CHANGED FROM  20 to 28, Context confirms it was misread as 20. DS.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1150, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(364, 'CUL/1/1/6/63', '1775-11-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 November 1775', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Robert Gordon\' [Vol.6 p.87].  Cullen recommends against a journey to Bath as the ailment is not to be mended by warm bathing; rather, the patient should exercise on horseback in mild dry weather, and guard against cold.', 'Directions for Mr Robert Gordon. Cullen recommends against a journey to Bath as the ailment is not to be mended by warm bathing; rather, the patient should exercise on horseback in mild dry weather, and guard against cold.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 902, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(365, 'CUL/1/1/6/64', '1775-11-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 November 1775', '', 'Phthisis.', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'To Mr Duncanson about Mr Grant\' [Vol.6 p.88]. This letter is addressed to Mr Thomas Duncanson regarding the case of the servant Robert Grant, further to his master Captain Urquhart\'s report of his case as conveyed via Duncanson in a previous letter. Cullen warns that the outcome in such cases is seldom favourable, but gives directions for his care.', 'Letter to Mr Thomas Duncanson regarding the case of the servant Robert Grant, further to his master Captain Urquhart\'s report of his case as conveyed via Duncanson in ID:1178. Cullen warns that the outcome in such cases is seldom favourable, but gives directions for his care.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 09:59:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1151, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(366, 'CUL/1/1/6/65', '1775-12-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 December 1775', '', 'Phthisis Capt S.', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply in note form regarding the continued treatment of Captain Skene who has a feverish chest complaint  (Vol.6, p. 89). Symptoms to some extent match those of a Captain Skene being reported by Barthie as mentioned in other letters, but the connection is not proven.', 'Reply in note form regarding the continued treatment of Captain Skene  (Vol.6, p. 89).', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 860, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(367, 'CUL/1/1/6/66', '1775-12-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 December 1775', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'Mrs Hunter of Thurston\' [Vol.6 p.89], whom Cullen believes to be in danger of phthisis. ', 'Directions for Mrs Hunter of Thurston, whom Cullen believes to be in danger of phthisis. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 981, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(368, 'CUL/1/1/6/67', '1775-12-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 December 1775', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply providing a regimen and pectoral prescription for Mr Mill [Vol. 6, pp. 90-91 ].', 'Directions for Mr Mill; Cullen warns that it is very difficult to get the better of ailments such as his in winter, but gives dietary recommendations.\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1152, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(369, 'CUL/1/1/6/68', '1775-12-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 December 1775', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Kerr\' [Vol.6 pp.91-2].  She is to travel to the Isle of Wight for her health, with Mrs Kerr (presumably her mother). He gives advice for the journey and on diet and exercise once there. He includes recipes for medicines to take with her: Mr Wardrop will make the materials for her to take with her. ', 'Directions for the physician or surgeon of Miss Kerr, who has phthisis; presumably continued, since Cullen begins by saying there is little to be added to his former. She is to travel to the Isle of Wight for her health, with Mrs Kerr (presumably her mother). He gives advice for the journey and on diet and exercise once there. He includes recipes for medicines to take with her: Mr Wardrop will make the materials for her to take with her. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 943, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(370, 'CUL/1/1/6/69', '1775-12-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 December 1775', '', 'Phthisis &amp; Cynanche', 2, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Callow\' [Vol.6 pp.93-5], who is suffering from a cough. Cullen does not believe him to be affected with consumption, but warns that his time of life and constitution allow no security against the disease, and recommends preventative measures.', 'Directions for Mr Callow, suffering from a cough. Cullen does not believe him to be affected with consumption, but warns that his time of life and constitution allow no security against the disease, and recommends preventative measures.\n\n[This has a recipe - don\'t transcribe until after recipes workshop - JPB]\n[The recipe hasn\'t been done on this one, but the rest has been proofread - JPB]\n[Recipe done 3/9/13 - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 930, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(371, 'CUL/1/1/6/70', '1775-12-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 December 1775', '', 'Fast growing', 2, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr John Scott\' [Vol.6 pp.96-7]', 'Directions for the treatment of Master (I. or John) Scott, whose fainting episodes Cullen believes to arise from his rapid growth. Answers ID: 1184. \"Mr I. Scott\" in the heading for the recipes refers to the patient, whereas \"Mr John Scott\" in the heading for the letter could be either the patient (due to interchangeability of I. and J.) or his father. (FM)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1011, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(372, 'CUL/1/1/6/71', '1775-12-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 December 1775', '', 'Mortification of his Toes', 2, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Rey\', recommending \'the Bark\' for the ailment affecting his toes.', 'Directions for Mr Rey, recommending \'the Bark\' for the ailment affecting his toes. \n\n[This has a recipe - don\'t transcribe until after recipes workshop - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1153, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(373, 'CUL/1/1/6/72', '1775-12-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'December? 1775?', '', 'Opthalmia Tarsi et', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply  to Dr Touch about Mr Browne, regarding the ailment of his eyes. Date based on position on casebook.', 'Letter to Dr Touch about Mr Browne, regarding the ailment of his eyes.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 926, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(374, 'CUL/1/1/6/73', '1775-12-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 December 1775', '', 'Ulcus Labii', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply  \'For Mr [John] Gardiner of Torry\' (usually Tarry or Tarrie), who came to Cullen with an ulcer of the lip suspected to be cancerous probably addressed to Dr John Stevenson in Arbroath. Cullen describes the various treatments he has tried, including mercury, arsenic, opiates and yellow basilicon, and mentions that a Dr Grant was consulted at the patient\'s request..', 'Directions regarding John Gardiner of Torry (should be Tarry or Tarrie), who came to Cullen with an ulcer of the lip suspected to be cancerous. The letter seems to be written to a physician (probably John Stevenson in Arbroath - see letter ID 1392), and describes the various treatments Cullen tried, including mercury, arsenic, opiates and yellow basilicon, and mentions that a Dr Grant was consulted at the patient\'s request. See also Letter ID 1392, 3945, 4038 (The patient is also sometimes named as \'Captain Gardiner\' as he is a ship\'s master). [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 843, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(375, 'CUL/1/1/6/74', '1775-12-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 December 1775', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, giving directions for Mr McAlester\'s son, regarding a complaint of the ear. Addressee possibly Hugh Marshall or Thomas Hay (see other letters linked to this case).', 'Directions for Mr McAlester\'s son, regarding a complaint of the ear. NEEDS NOTES', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 825, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(376, 'CUL/1/1/6/75', '1775-12-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 December 1775', '', '', 2, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Monro of Culcairne\' recommending that she tries taking Mezereon for her \'very obstinate ailment\', a serious skin eruption [Vol.6, pp.104-5].', 'Directions for Mrs Munro of Culcairne, recommending medicinal cures for her \'very obstinate ailment\'. \n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1624, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(377, 'CUL/1/1/6/76', '1776-01-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 January 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr M. Nasmyth\' [Vol.6 pp.106-109], who suffers from palpitations and stomach ailments, which Cullen says \'depend upon &amp; have begun in his mind &amp; effections of the mind acting upon the body\'.  He gives advice on bleeding, diet and lifestyle, and recommends antispasmodic and strengthening medicines, for which he provides recipes.', 'Directions for Mr M. Nasmyth (from Ross? Or is he one of Cullen\'s half-brothers?), who suffers from palpitations and stomach ailments, which Cullen says \'depend upon &amp; have begun in his mind &amp; effections of the mind acting upon the body\'.  He gives advice on bleeding, diet and lifestyle, and recommends antispasmodic and strengthening medicines, for which he provides recipes. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 965, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(378, 'CUL/1/1/6/77', '1776-01-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 January 1776', '', 'Nervous C. W.', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Captn Wilson\' [Vol.6 pp.109-110], whose ailments Cullen says are entirely a disorder of the nervous system. He should \'study tranquillity of mind &amp; avoid any emotion or flurry\'. He advises a perpetual blister on the crown of the head, or else a pea issue in the neck, and gives cephalic recipes. Cold bathing may be useful, but not at this time of year.', 'Replying to Letter ID 1232, directions to Mr Bruce for Captain Wilson, whose ailments Cullen says are entirely a disorder of the nervous system. He should \'study tranquillity of mind &amp; avoid any emotion or flurry\'. He advises a perpetual blister on the crown of the head, or else a pea issue in the neck, and gives cephalic recipes. Cold bathing may be useful, but not at this time of year. Destination inferred from Letter ID 1233, in which patient gives his address. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 966, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(379, 'CUL/1/1/6/78', '1776-01-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 January 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr [John] Maclean of Virginia\' [Vol.6 pp.111-2]. The patient is suffering from a swelling that Cullen believes is owing to too much exercise or \'trespass in your manner of living\'. ', 'Directions for Mr [John] Maclean of Virginia, who is suffering from a swelling that Cullen believes is owing to too much exercise or \'trespass in your manner of living\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 917, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(380, 'CUL/1/1/6/79', '1776-01-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 January 1776', '', 'Nephritis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Burrow\' [Vol.6 p.112]', 'Directions for Mrs Burrow, whose ailment Cullen believes to be a \'calculus in the bladder\'. [Reply to letter 870 from Alexander Molison? - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 956, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(381, 'CUL/1/1/6/80', '1776-02-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 February 1776', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'To Mr Cheyne about ___\' [Vol.6 pp.113-4]. Cullen warns that he cannot give a favourable opinion, and that such strong marks of a tendency to consumption having progressed so far are almost impossible to remedy. ', 'Addressed \'To Mr Cheyne about ___\'; patient seems to be female. Cullen warns that he cannot give a favourable opinion, and that such strong marks of a tendency to consumption having progressed so far are almost impossible to remedy. \n\n[This has a recipe - don\'t transcribe until after recipes workshop - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1154, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(382, 'CUL/1/1/6/81', '1776-02-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 February 1776', '', '', 2, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Wm Borraidale\' [Vol.6 p.3], whose complaints are \'entirely owing to the great quantities of mercury used for his Rheumatism\'.', 'Short letter regarding Mr Borraidale, whose complaints are \'entirely owing to the great quantities of mercury used for his Rheumatism\'. Annotated with \'For preparing the Mery. vid next page.\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 934, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(383, 'CUL/1/1/6/82', '1776-02-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 February 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Glasford\' [Vol.6 p.3]. His condition is \'commonly tedious\' but not dangerous. It is probably intended for Alexander Stevenson, who attends other members of the Glassford family.', 'Directions for Mr Glas(s)ford, regarding pouring cold water over his shaved head and the application of a drawing plaister (for which a recipe is given) to the crown of his head. His condition is \'commonly tedious\' but not dangerous. It may be intended for Alexander Stevenson, who attends other members of the Glassford family. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 967, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(385, 'CUL/1/1/2/6', '1768-05-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 May 1768', '', 'Cachexy', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr William Ingram\' [Vol.2 pp.4-6]', 'Reply \'For Mr William Ingram\'; pp. 4-6.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 569, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(386, 'CUL/1/1/2/7', '1768-05-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 May 1768', '', 'Abortus', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs H. of W.\' [Vol.2 pp.7-8], addressed directly to the patient, concerning remedies to prevent a miscarriage.', 'Letter to Mrs H. of W. concerning her case, pp. 7-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 562, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(387, 'CUL/1/1/2/8', '1768-05-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 May 1768', '', 'Goat Whey', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Governor Glen\' [Vol.2, pp.8-10], concerning the proper methods for taking goat whey.', 'For Governor Glen, pp. 8-10', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 570, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(388, 'CUL/1/1/2/9', '1768-06-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 June 1768', '', 'Ague &amp; Gravel', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Clark\' [Vol.2 pp.10-13], with detailed directions.', 'Follow-up reply, with detailed diagnosis instructions, concerning a Mr Clark. pp. 10-13.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 566, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(389, 'CUL/1/1/2/10', '1768-06-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 June 1768', '', 'Syphilis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs -\' [Vol.2 pp.14-15], concerning mercury treatment for a suspected venereal infection.', 'Reply \'For Mrs -\' . pp. 14-15.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 567, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(390, 'CUL/1/1/2/11', '1768-06-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 June 1768', '', 'Goat Whey', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Douglas\' [Vol.2 pp.16-18], giving instructions on how to take goat whey.', 'Reply \'For Mr Douglas\'. giving instructions on how to take goat whey, pp. 16-18.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 568, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(391, 'CUL/1/1/2/12', '1768-06-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 June 1768', '', '\'Gout\'', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Gordon\' [Vol.2 pp.18-19]', 'Reply \'For Mr Gordon\'. pp. 18-19. [No person linked yet as not yet sure which Mr Gordon this is; possibly \' G of Earleston\' as in earlier letters. DS ]\n\n[Created a new entry for this Mr Gordon; we can merge later if it becomes clear it\'s the same person - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 500, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(392, 'CUL/1/1/2/13', '1768-06-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 June 1768', '', 'Weakness of the neck of the Bladder\'', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Husband\' [Vol.2, p.20]. Recipes are mentioned but not included in the transcript; Cullen also recommends bathing in a river two or three times a week.', 'reply \'For Mr Husband\'. p. 20.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 479, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(393, 'CUL/1/1/2/14', '1768-06-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 June 1768', '', 'Syphilis', 2, 0, 'T', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Hutton\' who is to take a course of mercury [Vol.2,p. 21-2]', 'Reply \'For Mr Hutton\' who is to take a course of mercury [Vol.2,p. 21-2]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 619, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(394, 'CUL/1/1/2/15', '1768-06-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 June 1768', '', 'Scrophula', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Fleming\' [Vol. 2 pp.23-4]. Bottom of page torn off, possibly to remove a recipe.', 'reply (\'Dear Sir\') \'For Mr Fleming\', pp. 23-4. Bottom of page torn off. with loss of 4-5 lines of transcript (possibly torn off to remove a recipe). ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 631, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(395, 'CUL/1/1/2/16', '1768-06-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'June? 1768?', '', '\'Dyspepsia\'', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For the Lord Justice Clerk\', discussing a regimen for a disordered stomach [Vol. 2 pp.25-6]', 'Reply \'For the Lord Justice Clerk\', discussing a regimen for a disordered stomach, pp. 25-6. [Identified as Sir Thomas Miller, Lord Glenlee based upon date of letter being 1768. Check Index DS] [Finishes halfway through a sentence, note added]', 'y', 'y', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 489, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(396, 'CUL/1/1/2/17', '1768-07-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 July 1768', '', 'Nervous', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Napier\' [Vol. 2 pp.27-8]. She is going to Moffat to take the waters there.', 'Reply \'For Mrs Napier\'. pp. 27-28. She is going to Moffat to take the waters.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 632, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(397, 'CUL/1/1/2/18', '1768-07-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 July 1768', '', 'Nervous\'', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Cochran\' [Vol. 2 pp.28-31, with some pages of an added draft bound in]. Much on diet and regimen with Stomachic medicines prescribed.', 'Long reply \'For Mrs Cochran\'. pp. 28-31 (with 2 sided addenda). Much on diet/regimen. Stomachic medicines prescribed.\n\nOdd structure might need footnote - JPB', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 634, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(398, 'CUL/1/1/2/19', '1768-07-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 July 1768', '', 'menorrhagia ?', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Gordon of Ardmealie\' [Vol.2, pp.32-4], recommending travel to Scarborough.', 'Reply \'For Mrs Gordon of Ardmealie\'. pp. 32-[34]. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 628, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(399, 'CUL/1/1/2/20', '1768-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1768?', '', '\'Visceral obstruction\'', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Miss Renny, addressed to an unnamed male correspondent [Vol. 2 pp.35-6]', 'Reply concerning serious \'the case of miss Renny\'. Addressed to an unnamed male correspondent. pp. 35-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 510, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(400, 'CUL/1/1/2/21', '1768-08-24', 'i', 'i', 'i', '24? August? 1768?', '', 'Menorrhagia vid p. 32', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Dr Skene About Mrs Gordon of Armea[lie]\', [Vol.2, pp. 37-38]. This transcript is in two parts. The first is a rushed entry in the case-book, which was abandoned and a blank page left for its completion. The conclusion of the letter (with some overlap of text) is in the form of a tipped-in, autogragh draft. The original letter posted to Skene is in Aberdeen University library special collections, [David Skene\'s papers: MS 38/153]. A few readings have been confirmed through comparison with the posted version which includes opening and closing passages not recorded in the case-book copy.\n', 'Reply \'To Dr Skene About Mrs Gordon of Armea[lie]\'. pp. 37-38 (and unpaginated verso; p. 38 being a continuation on a smaller sheet which maybe a A.L.S.\n\nOriginal letter is in Aberdeen University library special collections, David Skene\'s papers - MS 38/153 - I\'ve got the dates from this - JPB\n\n[I have corrected to Mrs, based on contents of letter . DS] [Guessing place is Ardmeallie House near Banff - another letter gives address as Ardmealie - JPB]\n\n[David - blank page &amp; separate sheets might require a footnote] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 621, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(402, 'CUL/1/1/2/23', '1768-09-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 September 1768', '', 'Dropsy\'', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Murray of Lintrose\' [Vol.2 pp.41-2]', 'Reply \'For Mr Murray of Lintrose\'. pp. 41-2.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 635, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(403, 'CUL/1/1/2/24', '1768-09-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 September 1768', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Chisholm\' who has had problems swallowing and concerning her continued management. Neat, signed draft in Cullen\'s hand tipped into case-book, with a recipe  [Vol. 2,  pp. 43-46.].', 'Reply \'For Mrs Chisholm\'. Neat, signed draft in Cullen\'s hand tipped into case-book  [Vol. 2,  pp. 43-46.].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 639, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(404, 'CUL/1/1/2/25', '1768-09-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 September 1768', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr David Areskine\'.', 'Reply \'For Mr David Areskine\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 482, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(406, 'CUL/1/1/2/27', '1768-09-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 September 1768', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr. [Henry] L[ochead] cont.\'.', 'For Mr. [Henry] L[ochead] cont\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 512, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(407, 'CUL/1/1/2/28', '1768-09-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 September 1768', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Lengthy reply \'For Mrs Oswald\', addressed to \'My Lord\', detailing the management of a course of mercurial treatment requiring a period of confinement to her rooms and keeping to a strict regimen [Vol. 2, pp. 53-60]. From a follow-up letter the patient can be identified as Ann, wife of  John Oswald, Bishop of Raphoe to to whom we can assume the present letter is also addressed.', 'Lengthy reply \'For Mrs Oswald\', addressed to \'My Lord\', detailing the management of a course of mercurial treatment requiring a period of confinement to her rooms and keeping to a strict regimen [Vol. 2, pp. 53-60]. From a follow-up letter the patient can be identified as the wife of  John Oswald, Bishop of Raphoe to to whom we can assume the present letter is also addressed.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 571, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(408, 'CUL/1/1/2/29', '1768-09-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 September 1768', '', '\'Phthisis\'', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Andrew Bonnar\', advising travel and regimen to avoid a consumption.', 'Reply \'For Mr Andrew Bonnar\', advising travel and regimen to avoid a consumption.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 497, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(409, 'CUL/1/1/2/30', '1768-10-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 October 1768', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Pinkerton\'  with numbered directions on regimen and three recipes [Vol., 2 pp. 62-3]. The transcript is immediately followed by a blank page in the case-book, but this has no obvious bearing upon this entry.', 'Reply \'For Mrs Pinkerton\'. pp. 62-3. [Blank page at the end might not be part of this document &amp; should be treated separately? - JPB] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 641, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(410, 'CUL/1/1/2/31', '1768-10-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 October 1768', '', 'Nephritis', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, headed \'For Mr Campbell of Airds\' [but \'Mr Muirhead has been added as a correction in the body of the text].', 'Reply, headed \'For Mr Campbell of Airds\' [but \'Mr Muirhead has been added as a correction in the body of the text].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 640, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(411, 'CUL/1/1/2/32', '1768-10-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 October 1768', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Colonel Napier\', signed by Cullen, Alexander Munro and Adam Austin [Vol.2 pp.66-8]', 'Reply \'For Colonel Napier\'. pp. 66-68.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 563, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(412, 'CUL/1/1/2/33', '1768-10-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 October 1768', '', 'Dyspepsia', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Stewart\' [Vol.2 pp.69-71]', 'Directions \'For Mr Stewart\', pp. 69-71.\nIs this Mr Stewart not the same person as ID 1163?', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 564, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(413, 'CUL/1/1/2/34', '1768-10-25', 'i', 'i', 'i', '25? October? 1768?', '', 'Nervous', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Ker\' [Vol.2 p.71]. No obvious corresponding incoming letter.', 'Reply \'For Mr Ker\'. p. 71. [No obvious incoming letter. Current dating based on entries either side, but must check INDEX DS] [No date in index - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 481, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(414, 'CUL/1/1/2/35', '1768-11-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 November 1768', '', 'Gout', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Stewart at Elgin\'. [Vol. 2, pp. 72-4]. ', 'Reply \'For Mr Stewart at Elgin\'. [pp. 72-4]. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 565, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(415, 'CUL/1/1/2/36', '1768-11-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 November 1768', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'An unusual document - copy of an incoming letter, titled \'From Mr Stewart at Elgin\', in casebook [Vol.2 pp.73-4]. ', 'Mr H----- Case\'. pp.73-4. Unsual - copy of an incoming letter in letterbook, might require footnote on this. Original letter sent from Elgin but copy must have been made in Edinburgh - JPB This is the case of Mr Stewart..so the note seems confused. DS I suspect \"anguish disorder\" is the patient\'s slip of the pen for \"agueish\" - as it involves flying pains & c typical of ague. MMG', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 626, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(416, 'CUL/1/1/2/37', '1768-11-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 November 1768', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Currie\' [Vol.2 pp.76-8]', 'Reply \'For Mr Currie\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 646, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(418, 'CUL/1/1/3/1', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', '', 'Contents List for \'Volume 1st\' listed numerically by illness followed by name of patient. 5 sides of text.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 5, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(419, 'CUL/1/1/3/2', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', '', 'Alphabetical Contents List by number, date, patient. ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(420, 'CUL/1/1/3/3', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', '', 'Detached handwritten slip  \'Dr Cullen\'s Consultation Letters, 31st October 1770-1st March 1775', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(421, 'CUL/1/1/3/96', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', '', 'Index of patients by name and date for CUL/1/1/3.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(424, 'CUL/1/1/3/7', '1770-11-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'November? 1770?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Dr Ogilvy\'s Friend\' [Vol.3 p.9]', 'Recipe \'For Dr Ogilvy\'s Friend\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 504, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(425, 'CUL/1/1/3/8', '1770-11-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 November 1770', '', 'Debility from childhood and abortions', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Anderson of Glasgow\' [Vol.3 pp.10-11]', 'Directions \'For Mrs Anderson of Glasgow\', pp. 10-11. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 518, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(426, 'CUL/1/1/3/9', '1770-12-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 December 1770', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Dinwiddie\' [Vol.3 pp.13-14]', 'Directions \'For Mr Dinwiddie\', pp. 13-14. Numbered directions', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 520, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(427, 'CUL/1/1/3/10', '1770-12-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 December 1770', '', 'Debility from abortions - abortion', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Richmond\' [Vol.3 pp.14-16]', 'Directions for \'\'Mrs Richmond\', pp. 14-16. Numbered directions.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 521, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(428, 'CUL/1/1/3/11', '1770-12-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 December 1770', '', 'Rheumatism', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For A. B. of Dantzig\' diagnosed with \'acute rheumatism\' [Vol.3 pp.17-19].', 'For A. B. of Dantzig, pp. 17-19. Numbered directions/regimen. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 540, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(429, 'CUL/1/1/3/12', '1770-12-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 December 1770', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr George Blair\' [Vol.3 pp.19-20], a patient who has \'lately escaped from a very dangerous disease\'.', 'Directions \'For Mr George Blair\', who has \'lately escaped from a very dangerous disease\'. pp. 19-20.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 501, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(430, 'CUL/1/1/3/13', '1771-01-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 January 1771', '', 'Dyspepsia etc Miss B of B.', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Bethune\' [Vol.3 pp.21-2]. Mentions delay in a letter arriving.', 'Letter with directions and recipes for Miss Bethune at Kilconquhar, pp. 21-22. [MMG] Mentions delay in a letter arriving. pp.21 Ingredient \'Juniper Spirit of Cologne\' needs checking out.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 636, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(432, 'CUL/1/1/3/15', '1771-04-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'April? 1771?', '', 'Cephalaea or Headache', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, in form of a summary, \'For Major Campbell of the 22d at Perth. Short five-point note on treatment for headache with a recipe. ', '\'For Major Campbell of the 22d at Perth. Short five-point note on treatment for headache with a recipe. NEEDS NOTE ON LATIN', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 795, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(433, 'CUL/1/1/3/16', '1771-05-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 May 1771', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply in note-form with recipe \'For Mrs Grieve at Berwick\' [Vol. 3, pp.24-25].', 'Recipe and short letter for Mrs Grieve, pp.24-25', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 701, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(434, 'CUL/1/1/3/17', '1771-06-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 June 1771', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply in note-form with recipes for \'Mr Baillie of Carnbrue\' [Vol., 3, p. 25].', 'Reply in note-form with recipes for \'Mr Baillie of Carnbrue\' [Vol., 3, p. 25].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 700, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(436, 'CUL/1/1/3/19', '1771-06-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 June 1771', '', 'Intermittent Fever', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Waugh\' , concerning treatment of an intermittent fever with three recipes [Vol.3, pp.26-7]. No obvious enquiry letter traced so unclear of addressed to the patient or her local physician etc. Miss Waugh would appear to be in the south of England east of Bath (in London?) at the time of writing.', 'Reply \'For Miss Waugh\' , concerning treatment of an intermittent fever with three recipes [Vol.3, pp.26-7].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 710, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(437, 'CUL/1/1/3/20', '1771-07-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 July 1771', '', 'Weakness of Bowels', 2, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Weakness of bowels', 'Reply \'For Mrs. Baillie\' [Vol 3, pp.[28]-29],  largely concerning exercise and diet with a recipe for \'a strengthening Electuary\' and \'pills\' mentioned but not included in this case-book transcript.\n', 'Reply \'For Mrs. Baillie\', largely concerning exercise and diet with a recipe for \'a strengthening Electuary\' mentioned but not included in this case-book transcript. .\n\nThere are several ink strokes/blots on this letter that appear unintentional. FM', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 680, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(438, 'CUL/1/1/3/21', '1771-08-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 August 1771', '', 'Dropsy', 2, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Dropsy', 'Letter \'For the Right Honble Lady Frances Areskine [Erskine]\' [Vol.3, pp. 30-1]. Discusses external treatment with artificial Bath water pumped onto the arm and chest. The recipe for artificial Bath water mentioned as enclosed \"on the other page\' has been identified as Letter ID:448.', 'Letter \'For the Right Honble Lady Frances Areskine [Erskine]\' [Vol.3, pp. 30-1]. Discusses external treatment with artificial Bath water pumped onto the arm and chest.\n\nRecipe for artificial Bath water mentioned as enclosed \"on the other page\" but is not among the images supplied for this document. (Enclosure now identified as  Letter ID 448 - MMG)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:26:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 662, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(439, 'CUL/1/1/3/22', '1771-08-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'August? 1771?', '', 'Stricture of the Gullet', 2, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply for an unnamed gentleman from Shetland [Vol.4, pp.31]. Mentions an enclosed recipe but this was not recorded in the casebook.', 'Reply for an unnamed gentleman from Shetland [Vol.4, pp.31]. Mentions an enclosed recipe but this was not recorded in the casebook.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 610, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(440, 'CUL/1/1/3/23', '1771-08-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 August 1771', '', 'Nervous or Dyspepsia', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Dyspepsia', 'Reply \'For Mr Charles Abercrombie\' [Vol.3, pp.32-4]', 'Letter for Mr Abercrombie, pp.32', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 633, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(441, 'CUL/1/1/3/24', '1771-08-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 August 1771', '', 'Inoculation', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Mr Michael Gardiner, on Inoculation\' [Vol.3 pp. 34-7], giving advice for the inoculation of Lord Stonefield\'s son.', 'Letter to Michael Gardiner giving advice for the inoculation of the son of Lord Stonefield, pp.34-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 543, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(442, 'CUL/1/1/3/25', '1771-08-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 August 1771', '', '?', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To John Bowman Esqr. Junior, Glasgow\' [Vol. 3 pp.37-8]', 'Letter for Mr Bowman, pp.37', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 599, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(443, 'CUL/1/1/3/26', '1771-08-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 August 1771', '', 'Inoculation', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'To Mr Michael Garner\' [Vol.3 pp.39-40]', '\'To Mr Michael Garner\' concerning Lady Grace [wife of Lord Stonefield, possibly regarding fevered child?] pp.39. [WC is unusually intimate when signing off...\'. DS]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 580, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(444, 'CUL/1/1/3/27', '1771-08-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 August 1771', '', 'Epilepsia?', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, almost certainly addressed to Dr Alves, with directions \'For Mr Lewis Dunbar\', who is the bearer [Vol. 3, pp. 40-43]. Instructions for epilepsy treatment, including suggestions for using issues on head or neck, and laxative recipes. The boy, who has had up to five fits a day, has been staying with Cullen. ', 'Reply, almost certainly addressed to Dr Alves, with directions \'For Mr Lewis Dunbar\', who is the bearer [Vol. 3, pp. 40-43]. Instructions for epilepsy treatment, including suggestions for using issues on head or neck, and laxative recipes. The boy, who has had up to five fits a day, has been staying with Cullen. See letter relating to the case by his mother Sophia Dunbar [MMG and DS]\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:26:54', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 642, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(445, 'CUL/1/1/3/28', '1771-09-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 September 1771', '', 'A Dropsy', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', 'Dropsy with Hmorrhois', 'Reply concerning \'a Dropsy\' of an unnamed male patient [Vol 3, pp.43].', 'Reply concerning \'a Dropsy\' with no name supplied. pp.43', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 582, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(446, 'CUL/1/1/3/29', '1771-10-14', 'i', 'c', 'c', '14 October 1771?', '', 'Eruption Cuticular', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Pemphigus', 'Transcript of the \'case of a Young Gentleman residing in Zetland [Shetland]\', followed by the transcript of Cullen\'s response [Vol 3, pp.45-6]. Year dating based upon position in case-book. The unnamed \"Young Gentleman\" suffers from a blistering skin rash on his hands of three years\' standing. Cullen recommends mercury pills and ointment, and sarsaparilla, and includes a recipe for a lotion.', 'Letter for an unnamed \"Young Gentleman\" in Shetland, with a blistering skin rash on his hands of 3 years\' standing. Cullen recommends mercury pills and ointment, and sarsaparilla, and includes a recipe for a lotion, pp.45 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 647, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(447, 'CUL/1/1/3/30', '1771-10-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'October? 1771?', '', 'Jaundice', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Icterus', 'Reply \'To Mr John Stevenson, Surgeon at Arbroath concerning Captn Ramsay\', with advice on diet, exercise, treatments and two recipes for alleviating jaundice [Vol.3, [pp.47-48]. Cullen also conveys his greetings to Lord Panmure (the patient\'s maternal uncle).', 'Letter to Mr John Stevenson, surgeon in Arbroath, with advice on treatment and recipes for Captain Ramsay, a patient with jaundice. Cullen also conveys his greetings to Lord Panmure (the patient\'s maternal uncle). [pp.47-48] [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 650, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(448, 'CUL/1/1/3/31', '1771-08-01', 'i', 'i', 'i', '1? August? 1771?', '', 'Dropsy etc', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe for artificial Bath water for Lady Frances Erskine [Vol. 3, pp.48 ]. Identified as the text of an enclosure sent with Letter ID:438.', 'Recipe for artificial Bath water for Lady Frances Erskine, pp.48 Part of Letter ID 438. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:27:05', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 652, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(449, 'CUL/1/1/3/32', '1771-10-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'October? 1771?', '', 'Feverish Disposition ?', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Sir G. Colebrook Bart\' [Vol. 3, pp.49]. Addressee, if other then Colebrook, is untraced. ', 'Reply \'For Sir G. Colebrook Bart\' [Vol. 3, pp.49]. Addressee, if other then Colebrook, is untraced. \n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 579, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(450, 'CUL/1/1/3/33', '1771-10-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'October? 1771?', '', 'Rhematism &amp; Dyspepesia', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Letter \'For Captain Henderson\', concerning a long-standing \'rheumatic\' complain and giving dietary advice [Vol 3, pp.51]. ', 'Letter for Captain Henderson, pp.51', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 578, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(451, 'CUL/1/1/3/34', '1771-10-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'October? 1771?', '', 'Debility', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', 'Debility', 'Numbered directions on regimen \'For Mr Stewart\', whose complaints Cullen attributes to  \'lax solids and weak nerves\', with recipe for Steel Powder [Vol. 3, pp. 53-4]. Brevity implies this is a summary of a longer letter of directions.', 'Numbered directions on regimen ;For Mr Stewart\', whose complaints Cullen attributes to  \'lax solids and weak nerves\', with recipe for Steel Powder. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 655, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(452, 'CUL/1/1/3/35', '1771-10-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 October 1771', '', 'A Halfpenny swallowed. (at top of letter) He passed the Halfpenny soon after/ (at bottom of letter)', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply \'To John Trail of Westness Esqr\' [Vol.3 pp.54-5], concerning a child who has swallowed a halfpenny.', 'Letter for a boy (possibly Trail\'s son) who has swallowed a halfpenny. FM', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 725, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(453, 'CUL/1/1/3/36', '1771-11-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 November 1771', '', 'Gout', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Gout or Bile', 'Reply \'For Captn Campbell\' [Vol.3 pp.56-7], who has gout. Transcript of a joint consultation reply in Cullen\'s hand bearing his initials and those of  \'J.G.\' which is almost certainly his Edinburgh University colleague Prof/Dr John Gregory.', 'Letter of advice for Captain Campbell, who has gout, pp 56 [transcript of a joint consultation reply in Cullen\'s hand bearing his initials and those of  \'J.G.\' which is almost certainly his Edinburgh University colleague Prof/Dr John Gregory. DS] Probably to Dr Ivie Campbell, Captain Campbell\'s doctor. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 656, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(454, 'CUL/1/1/3/37', '1771-11-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'November? 1771?', '', 'Feverish Disposition', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Sir George Colbrook\' [Colebrooke], offering further  instructions for bathing the feet and legs, given the patient\'s \'feverish disposition\', with advice of the continued use of Camphire, Nitre and  Opiates [Vol. 3, pp.58-9]. Response to an untraced letter received from Colebrooke \'last week\'. Date inferred from positioning in the case-book.', 'Reply \'For Sir George Colbrook\', [Colebrooke] concerning instructions for bathing the feet and legs, given the patient\'s \'feverish disposition\', with advice of the continued use of Camphire, Nitre and  Opiates [Vol. 3, pp.58-9].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 648, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(455, 'CUL/1/1/3/38', '1771-11-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'November? 1771?', '', 'Sea Voyage Precautions For', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Bob Campbell\', giving advice on avoiding scurvy during a sea voyage [Vol.3, p.60].', '\'For Mr Bob Campbell\', giving advice on a sea voyage. pp.60 .\n[Might need footnotes on some of the ship-related material, \'Sea Store\' etc. - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 541, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(456, 'CUL/1/1/3/39', '1771-12-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 December 1771', '', 'Phthisis', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Grey\' who may have consumption [Vol.3 pp.62-3]', 'Directions for Mr Grey, pp.62-3. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 496, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(457, 'CUL/1/1/3/40', '1772-02-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 February 1772', '', 'Rheumatism & Dyspepsia', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Dr Joseph Foster at Alnwick concerning Colonel Gray, [Vol. 3, pp.64-5]. Discusses inducing sweating to treat a \'rheumatic\' condition. Letter [ID:1205] seems to give recipe for this patient.', 'Letter \'To Dr Joseph Foster at Alnwick concerning Colonel Gray, [Vol. 3, pp.64-5]. Discusses inducing sweating to treat a \'rheumatic\' condition. [Letter ID 1205 seems to give recipe for this patient. MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:00:35', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 658, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(458, 'CUL/1/1/3/41', '1772-02-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 February 1772', '', 'Rheumatism & Dovers Powder, management of', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Mr John Muir\' [Vol.3 pp.65-7]', 'Letter for Mr J. Muir, pp.65', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 598, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(459, 'CUL/1/1/3/42', '1772-02-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'February 1772', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Miss Johnstone of Westerhall\' [Vol. 3, pp. 66-8].  There is no obvious reason why the first part of this entry was left blank, with the text starting in mid-sentence on following page (p.67), but the transcription process was obviously disrupted. ', '\'For Miss Johnstone of Westerhall\', but first part left blank, with text starting mid-sentence on following page. pp.67 [images 82-4] [David - missing section of text probably requires footnote to explain as best we can why it was left out; annotate Earth.]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 607, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(460, 'CUL/1/1/3/43', '1772-03-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 March 1772', '', 'Catarrhus Vesicae from Ulcer of the Vagina or parts adjoining', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Cancer of uterus', 'Reply \'For Mr Mounier at Plymouth\' [Vol.3 pp.70-74], concerning an unnamed female patient.', ' \'For Mr Mounier at Plymouth\', pp.70. [Mentions the addressee handling  the case with a \'Dr Musgrave\'. DS]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 584, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(461, 'CUL/1/1/3/44', '1772-03-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 March 1772', '', 'Dyspepsia', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', '\'For Miss Middleton\', who suffers from retching (dyspepsia). Gives advice, including the recommendation to continue laudanum, but with glysters to combat the resulting costiveness, and two recipes. A land journey may be better than a sea-voyage. <a href=\"docs.php?id=1216\">[DOC ID:1216]</a> is a loose draft of this letter in Cullen\'s hand (it shows minor corrections and includes all of the closure).', '\'For Miss Middleton\', who suffers from retching (dyspepsia) (Vol. 3, pp. 74-6). Advice (including the recommendation to continue laudanum, but with glysters to combat the resulting costiveness), and 2 recipes. A land journey may be better than a sea-voyage. Draft authorial original is ID 1216. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 17:40:19', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 660, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(462, 'CUL/1/1/3/45', '1772-03-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'March? 1772?', '', 'Rheumatism &amp; Dover Powder management of', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Miss Johnston of Westerhall\' [Vol.3 pp.77-9]', 'Directions for Miss Johnston of Westerhall', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 487, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(463, 'CUL/1/1/3/46', '1772-09-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 September 1772', '', 'Debility', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Fraser\' [Vol.3 pp.80-1]. He is to avoid all excess drinking, and Cullen provides three recipes (laxative and strengthening).', 'Dietary and lifestyle advice for Mr Fraser, who is to avoid excess drinking, with 3 recipes (laxative and strengthening). pp.80 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 663, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(464, 'CUL/1/1/3/47', '1772-11-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 November 1772', '', 'Dyspepsia', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Strachan [Strahan], recommending taking a carriage journey to ease a weak stomach with detailed instructions concerning travel, diet and medications [Vol. 3, pp.82-4]. \n', 'Reply \'For Mr Strachan [Strahan], recommending taking a carriage journey to ease a weak stomach with detailed instructions concerning travel, diet and medications [Vol 3, pp.82]. [Database date entry corrected to 72 form 3 by DS].\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 645, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(465, 'CUL/1/1/3/48', '1773-01-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 January 1773', '', 'Phythisis M.S.D.', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Stewart Dempster\', who Cullen considers to be very delicate [Vol. 3, pp.84-6]. Discusses her current treatment and provides a recipe for a pectoral electuary.', 'Reply \'For Miss Stewart Dempster\', who Cullen considers to be very delicate [Vol. 3, pp.84-6]. Discusses her current treatment and provides a recipe for a pectoral electuary.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 670, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(466, 'CUL/1/1/3/49', '1773-01-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'January? 1773?', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', 'Phthysis', 'Reply addressed to \'Mr Gauvner\', who has a lung complaint [Vol.3, pp. 86-8].', 'Letter for Mr Gauvner, who has a lung complaint Vol 3, pp.86-88.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 617, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(467, 'CUL/1/1/3/50', '1773-01-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 January 1773', '', 'Intermittent fever or Hectic', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Ague or Hectic', 'Reply \'For Mr Wood\' [Vol.3 pp.89-90]', 'Letter for Mr Wood, pp.89', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 671, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(468, 'CUL/1/1/3/51', '1773-02-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'February? 1773?', '', 'Schirrus of the Pylorus', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Hopekirk\' [Vol.3 pp.93-4]', 'Letter for Mrs Hopekirk, pp.93-4 - This is to \'Sanders\' - i.e. Alexander Dunlop, a good friend of Cullen in Glasgow. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 677, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(469, 'CUL/1/1/3/52', '1773-02-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 February 1773', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Turner at Warrington\', concerning a Mrs Woodcock [Vol.3 p.94]. Cullen apologises for slow reply as he has been indisposed by the recent death of his colleague Dr John Gregory.', 'Letter for Mr Turner at Warrington, pp.94. David - Gregory\'s death mentioned might need a footnote?', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 581, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(476, 'CUL/1/1/3/53', '1773-03-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 March 1773', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Gout', 'Reply \'For Mrs Ord\' [Vol. 3 p.95]', 'Letter for Mrs Ord, pp.95. HEAVILY CONTRACTED: Best transcribed as an abbreviation in its entirety then write out an expansion? DS\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 684, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(477, 'CUL/1/1/3/54', '1773-03-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 March 1773', '', 'Dyspepsia', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter for \"Dr Douglas pro [for] Mr Richardson\', who Cullen met and examined on the road to Kelso [Vol 3. p.99]. Gives dietary and other directions for managing a stomach disorder resulting from \'marks of a weak nervous system\', with two recipes. Obscure contraction after \'Mr\' in the title to the recipe might be a clue to Mr Richardson\'s first-name {Malcolm?, Matthew?] which is otherwise untraced.', 'Letter for \"Dr Douglas pro Mr Richardson\', who Cullen met and examined on the road to Kelso [ Vol 3. p.99]. Gives dietary and other directions for managing a stomach disorder resulting from \'marks of a weak nervous system\', with two recipes.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 657, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(478, 'CUL/1/1/3/55', '1773-03-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 March 1773', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', 'Phthysis', 'Reply, \'For Mr William Maxwell Esqr [Vol. 3 pp.99-100]', 'Letter for William Maxwell Esqr, pp.99\n\nHeavily contracted MS.\n\nUnsure about reference to \"Seton in the SIDE\" = body part 59 or 73? [73, markup is fine - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 601, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(479, 'CUL/1/1/3/56', '1773-03-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 March 1773', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Diarrhoea', 'Reply concerning a Mr Joseph King, but addressed to his practitioner [Dr John Hall; for whom, see following]  with two recipes [Vol. 3, pp. 100-1].  This is followed by a deleted entry and then another entry \'headed To Dr [John] Hall For Mr Joseph King \nat Newcastle, with brief summary of medicines recommended and advice (Dr John Hall\'s first-name evident from other items).\n\n', 'Reply concerning a Mr King, but addressed to another practitioner, with two recipes [Vol. 3, pp. 100-1].\n\nrecipe still to be marked up. do this and ask mark to push this through to level 2 checked again.MH\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 676, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(480, 'CUL/1/1/3/57', '1773-03-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 March 1773', '', 'Gout', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', 'Gout', 'Letter for Mrs Ord who is advised to take anodyne drops against her cold fits [Vol.3, pp.102]. Also mentions hearing from Dr Wilson at Newcastle concerning Lady Haggerston.', 'Letter for Mrs Ord who is advised to take anodyne drops against her cold fits [Vol.3, pp.102].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1591, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(481, 'CUL/1/1/3/58', '1773-04-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 April 1773', '', 'Gonorrhea benigna', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Dr Duncason at Inverary\', regarding a suspected case of gonorrhoea in a man whose wife is not to be informed unless she starts to report \'positive symptoms\' in herself as well. Incoming enquiry untraced (perhaps destroyed?).', 'Reply \'To Dr Duncason at Inverary\', regarding a suspected case of gonorrhoea in a man whose wife is not to be informed unless she starts to report \'positive symptoms\' in herself as well [Vol. 3, p.103]. \n', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 13:56:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 815, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(482, 'CUL/1/1/3/59', '1773-04-08', 'i', 'i', 'i', '8? April? 1773?', '', 'Peripneumony or Asthma', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Asthma', 'Repy \'To Dr Stevenson about Mrs Barclay\' who has an \'inflammatory pain\' in her side, discussing her  continued management and prognosis [Vol. 3, pp.104]. Cullen may attend in person shortly. Dating inferred from position in casebook which is between entries from the 7th and 8th April 1773.', 'Repy \'To Dr Stevenson about Mrs Barclay\', discussing patient\'s continued management and prognosis  [Vol. 3, pp.104]. Cullen may attend in person shortly. ANNOTATE P dating based on position casebook.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 649, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(483, 'CUL/1/1/3/60', '1773-04-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 April 1773', '', 'Hectic or Mesenteritis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Davidson\', discussing her continued treatment for a hectic fever whose origin remains a mystery [Vol.3, pp.105].', '\nReply \'For Miss Davidson\', discussing her continued treatment for a hectic fever whose origin remains a mystery [Vol.3, pp.105].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1596, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(484, 'CUL/1/1/3/61', '1773-03-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 March 1773', '', 'Nephritis & Lixivium directions for taking ', 2, 1, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Burrowes(?]) [Edward Burrow] at Port Glasgow\', [Vol 3, pp.106-7]. Discusses continuing treatment to prevent kidney stone. Wild carrot seed has already been tried. but Cullen now advises taking lixivium disguised in a beef broth, for which he gives the recipe. A prescription for making up the Lixivium is mentioned as being enclosed but has not been transcribed. Mr Alexander Molyson [Molison] can make up the prescription. The annotation \'Fraser\' at the close may have no connection with this letter but be the heading for a subsequent, but uncompleted entry in the case-book. ', 'Reply for Mr [Burrowes?] at Port Glasgow, [Vol 3, pp.106]. Discusses continuing treatment to prevent kidney stone. Wild carrot seed has already been tried. but Cullen now advises taking lixivium disguised in a beef broth, for which he gives the recipe. A prescription for making up the Lixivium is mentioned as being enclosed but has not been transcribed. Mr Alexander Molyson [Molison] can make up the prescription. The annotation \'Fraser\' at the close may have no connection with this letter but be the heading for a subsequent, but uncompleted entry in the case-book. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 643, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(485, 'CUL/1/1/3/62', '1773-04-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 April 1773', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Phthysis', 'Reply \'For Mr David Mitchell\', who was to be the bearer of the letter after consulting Cullen in person [Vol., p.108]. With no incoming letter the addressee, Mitchell\'s local practitoner, is unidentified.', 'Reply \'For Mr David Mitchell\', who was to be the bearer of the letter after consulting Cullen in person [Vol., p.108].\n\n[There won\'t be an incoming letter to match with this as the patient has visited Cullen in person - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 651, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(486, 'CUL/1/1/3/63', '1773-09-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'September? 1773?', '', 'Nephiritis &amp; Lixivium &amp;c.', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Nephritis', 'Reply \'For Mr Smart at Wark in Northumberland\', giving details on how to make a beef broth to disguise the taste of a course of Lixivium being prescribed to treat gravel [Vol 3, pp.109]. Followed by two deleted recipes which may be unconnected, being prescribed for a \'Mr Taylor\'.', 'Reply \'For Mr Smart at Wark in Northumberland\', giving details on how to make a beef broth to disguise the taste of a course of Lixivium being prescribed to treat gravel [Vol 3, pp.109]. Followed by two deleted recipes which may be unconnected, but prescribed for a \'Mr Taylor\' (this relates to letter 488 - MMG). THIS AND AN OVERLINED PASSAGE NEED FOOTNOTES DS ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 673, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(487, 'CUL/1/1/3/64', '1773-09-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 September 1773', '', 'Scrophula & Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Scrophula & Phthysis', 'Reply \'For Mr Chisholm of Stirches\', giving detailed directions and two recipes [Vol. 3, pp.110-12] ', 'Reply \'For Mr Chisholm of Stirches\', giving detailed directions and two recipes [Vol. 3, pp.110-12] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 777, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(488, 'CUL/1/1/3/65', '1774-04-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 April 1774', '', 'Nephritis', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Nephritis', 'Letter for Mr Taylor of Borrowfield, who has kidney problems with \"gravel\" and is given a laxative prescription. Also refers to case of Mr Smart of Wark.', 'Letter for Mr Taylor of Borrowfield, who has kidney problems with \"gravel\", with laxative prescription. It is unclear whether he is in Jamaica or in Montrose. Also refers to case of Mr Smart of Wark (letter 486). pp.113 [MMG] Look at ID: 486.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 719, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(489, 'CUL/1/1/3/66', '1774-04-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 April 1774', '', 'Dyspepsia or Nervous', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Dyspepsia', 'Reply \'For Miss Rutherford\', who symptoms are unstated, but \'liable to be tedious and obstinate\' [Vol. 3, pp. 115-16]. Cullen gives detailed directions on diet and exercise with three recipes aimed at strengthening her weakened constitution.', 'Reply \'For Miss Rutherford\', [Vol. 3, pp. 115-16]. Detailed directions on diet and exercise with three recipes aimed at strengthening her weakened constitution.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 727, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(490, 'CUL/1/1/3/67', '1774-04-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 April 1774', '', 'Dropsy', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Dropsy', 'Advice and diuretic prescriptions for Mrs Tucker, who has dropsy [Vol.3, p. 117]. Cullen compares her case with that of Mrs Duncanson (see Case ID:43).', 'Advice and diuretic prescriptions for Mrs Tucker, who has dropsy. Cullen compares her case with that of Mrs Duncanson. pp.117 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 728, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(491, 'CUL/1/1/3/69', '1774-04-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 April 1774', '', 'Ascites', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Ascites', 'Reply to Mr Thomas Duncanson, Surgeon at Forres, on treatment of his friend or relative, Mr. A. C., who has a variety of symptoms [Vol.3, pp. 119]. Cullen concentrates on his abdominal swelling and evening fever. A diuretic prescription follows. Below the prescription, there are some random marks suggesting the testing of a quill-pen (not transcribed). ', 'Letter to Mr Thomas Duncanson, Surgeon at Forres, on treatment of his friend or relative, Mr. A. C., who has a variety of symptoms. Cullen concentrates on his abdominal swelling and evening fever. A diuretic prescription follows. Below prescription, some pen-practice. pp.119 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 729, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(492, 'CUL/1/1/3/70', '1774-05-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 May 1774', '', 'Rheumatism & Palsy', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Rheumatism & palsy', 'Reply \'For Mr J. J.\' [Vol.3, pp.120-2].', 'Letter for a \'Mr J. J\', pp.120 [David - unnamed spa \'between Bath &amp; Buxton\' probably needs footnote if no identification - JPB] OK; But he is talking about properties not geography. DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 709, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(493, 'CUL/1/1/3/71', '1774-05-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 May 1774', '', 'Menorrhagia.', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Menorrhagia', 'Reply \'For Mrs Morison\' addressed to an unnamed practitioner identified from incoming enquiry as Gavin Fullerton [Vol 3, p.123.]. Cullen concludes that from \'frequent child bearing\' and other long-term ailments, her \'Uterine System must be in bad condition\' and he is unable to make a \'favourable prognostic\', though he suggests using various medicines to relieve her symptoms. ', 'Reply \'For Mrs Morison\' addressed to an unnamed practitioner identified from incoming enquiry as Gavin Fullerton [Vol 3, p.123.]. Cullen concludes that from \'frequent child bearing\' and other long-term ailments, her \'Uterine System must be in bad condition\' and he is unable to make a \'favourable prognostic\', though he suggests using various medicines to relieve her symptoms.  Letter for Mrs Morison, pp.123. May possibly be the same case addressed anonymously in ID:3759.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 752, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(494, 'CUL/1/1/3/72', '1774-05-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 May 1774', '', '?', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Clarkson\' [Vol.3 pp.124-5], with strengthening and laxative recipes.', 'Directions for Mrs Clarkson, with strengthening and laxative prescriptions [MMG], pp.124', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 744, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(495, 'CUL/1/1/3/73', '1774-06-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 June 1774', '', 'Opthalmia - from Scrophula?', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Ophthal. Scroph.', 'Reply, with recipes \'For Mr Hamilton\', who has an eye inflammation [Vol. 3, pp.126-27].', 'Reply, with recipes \'For Mr Hamilton\', who has an eye inflammation [Vol. 3, pp.126-27].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 718, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(496, 'CUL/1/1/3/74', '1774-06-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 June 1774', '', 'Phthisis Miss S.D.', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', 'Phthysis', 'Reply, \'Miss Stuart Dempster\' [Vol. 3 pp.128-9]', 'Letter for Miss Stuart Dempster, pp.128', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 761, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(497, 'CUL/1/1/3/75', '1774-06-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 June 1774', '', '?', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Capt. Graham\' [Vol.3 pp.131-2]', 'Directions for Captain Graham, with aperient prescription. pp.131 [MMG}', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 723, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(498, 'CUL/1/1/3/76', '1774-07-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 July 1774', '', 'Gout. Mr Leslie', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Gout', 'Reply \'For Mr Leslie\' [Vol.3 pp.133-6]', 'Letter for Mr Leslie, pp.133.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 735, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(499, 'CUL/1/1/3/77', '1774-07-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 July 1774', '', 'Asthma or Dropsy', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', 'Asthma', 'Reply with directions on regimen, particularly the need for winter exercise, for \'Mr _______ of Christiansund\' (Kristiansund, Norway) [Vol. 3, pp.13-6]. Cullen recommends diet, exercise and the flesh brush, and supplies laxative and diaphoretic prescriptions. Not categorised as a formal \'Regimen\', because these instructions are not actually enumerated,  it largely follows the usual form for such instructions.', 'Reply with directions on regimen for \'Mr _______ of Christiansund\' (Kristiansund, Norway), ]Vol. 3, pp.13-6]. Cullen recommends diet, exercise and the flesh brush, and supplies laxative and diaphoretic prescriptions. Categorised as a formal \'Regimen\', although these instructions are not actually enumerated.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 731, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(500, 'CUL/1/1/3/78', '1774-09-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 September 1774', '', '?', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For the Revd. Mr. Ramsay\'. Cullen recommends a \'bathing machine\', an indoor shower-bath, which he has ordered \'along with everything belonging to it\' [see footnote].', 'Directions for Revd Mr Ramsay. NB recommendation to use a \"bathing machine\", which incorporates a \"cylinder\". [MMG] [David - Cullen ordering bathing machine might need note - JPB] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 748, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(501, 'CUL/1/1/3/79', '1774-11-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 November 1774', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Directions, in note-form for \'General Scott\', with recipe for laxative pills [Vol 3, p.141]. Although the mode of address changes from â€œyouâ€ to â€œhisâ€ it seems likely that this is a symptom of the method of summary and that General Scott is both patient and addressee. Case-book transcription which appears to be in Cullen\'s own hand.', 'Directions, in note-form for \'General Scott\', with recipe for laxative pills [Vol 3, p.141]. Mode of address changes from â€œyouâ€ to â€œhisâ€ so unclear whether General Scott is both patient and addressee or just patient. Looks like Cullenâ€™s handwriting instead of a scribal copy. -RD\n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 807, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(502, 'CUL/1/1/3/80', '1774-11-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 November 1774', '', 'Haemorragia Vesicae A. W. Bloody Urine', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Bladder Hemorrhagy', 'Letter for Anthony Wilkinson who has a bladder complaint indicated by blood in his urine {Vol. 3, p. 42] ', 'Letter for Anthony Wilkinson who has a bladder complaint indicated by blood in his urine {Vol. 3, p. 42] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 687, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(503, 'CUL/1/1/3/81', '1774-11-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 November 1774', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Phthysis', 'Reply for Mr Alexander Crawford who is consumptive [Vol.3, pp.144. ]Contains dietary and travel recommendations upon which \"the safety of his life depends\".', 'Letter for Mr Alexander Crawford, pp.144 (see also ID 929 &amp; 930). Contains dietary and travel recommendations upon which \"the safety of his life depends\". -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 832, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(504, 'CUL/1/1/3/82', '1774-11-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 November 1774', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Phthysis', 'Reply \'For Mr Innes\' [Vol.3, pp.145-7]. Cullen gives detailed dietary and other directions on a regimen suitable for travelling to London to then sail for a warmer climate. He warns that in warm climates intemperance leaves Europeans more susceptible to disease.', 'Reply \'For Mr Innes; [Vol.3, pp.145-7]. Cullen gives detailed dietary and other directions on a regimen suitable for travelling to London to then sail for a warmer climate. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 819, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(505, 'CUL/1/1/3/83', '1774-12-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 December 1774', '', 'Dyspepsia', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Dyspepsia', 'Reply \'For Mr Stapleton\' [Vol.3 pp.148-151], with advice for his ongoing digestive ailments, and prescriptions. Cullen comments on his treatment by Dr Stack.', 'Letter for Thomas Stapleton of Carlton,with advice for his ongoing digestive ailments, and prescriptions. Cullen comments on his treatment by Dr Stack. pp.148 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 760, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(506, 'CUL/1/1/3/84', '1774-12-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 December 1774', '', 'Hypochondriasis', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Hypochondryasis', 'Reply, in the form of a heavily abbreviated transcript (using elements of impromptu shorthand), giving suggested treatment for Mr Andrew Ross who is diagnosed with hypochondriasis which is marked by a constricted stomach [Vol. 3, pp.151-3]. Cullen give detailed instructions on how to apply fomentations involving warm, wet blankets. Addressee established as James Fea of Clestrain from related documents in this case.', '\nReply, in the form of a heavily abbreviated transcript (using elements of impromptu shorthand), giving suggested treatment for Mr Andrew Ross who is diagnosed with hypochondriasis which is marked by a constricted stomach [Vol. 3, pp.151-3]. Cullen give detailed instructions on how to apply fomentations involving warm, wet blankets.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 963, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(507, 'CUL/1/1/3/85', '1775-01-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 January 1775', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'Mr Grey Senr. & Junr\' [Vol.3 p.154]', 'Prescription for Mr Grey and his son. pp.154. \"Mathew Reid\" crossed out in header.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1123, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(508, 'CUL/1/1/3/86', '1775-01-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 January 1775', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Hysteria', 'Reply \'For a young Lady\', a patient of A. Wood [Vol.3 pp.155-6]', 'Letter for an unnamed young woman, indexed as a patient of A Wood, pp.155.\nTreated for hysterical disorders with cephalic pills. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1147, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(509, 'CUL/1/1/3/87', '1775-02-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 February 1775', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, probably addressed to William Turnbull at Wooler, with directions for Mrs Younghusband who has complications during pregnancy [Vol. 3, pp.157-59]. She is referred to as Mrs Y. H. [i.e. Young Husband]. in the body of the transcript. ', 'Directions for Mrs Younghusband [Vol. 3, pp.157-59]. Mrs Y.H. [.e. Young Husband]. in body of letter. GW. Probably sent through  William Turnbull at Wooler.  SEE: 1371 DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 799, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(510, 'CUL/1/1/3/88', '1775-02-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 February 1775', '', 'Debility', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Debility', 'Reply \'For Mr James Preston\', who suffers from nervous weakness. Cullen recommends sea voyages abroad, shaving and washing his head, and an issue in the neck.', 'Letter with advice and prescriptions for Mr James Preston, who suffers from nervous weakness. Cullen recommends sea voyages abroad, shaving and washing his head, and an issue in the neck. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 774, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(511, 'CUL/1/1/3/89', '1775-02-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 February 1775', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', 'Phthysis', 'Reply \'For Mr [William] Lockhart\' giving directions on how to manage his treatment while on land an when makign a journey at sea [Vol.3, pp. 162-3]. Treatments imply a chest complaint.', 'Letter for Mr [William?] Lockhart', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 809, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(512, 'CUL/1/1/3/90', '1775-02-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 February 1775', '', 'Hysteria or Spasmodic', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Hysteria', 'Reply \'For the Revd Mr McAulays Son\' [Vol.3 pp.163-5].', 'Letter for the son of Reverend McAulay, pp.163\n\n[Destination is Cawdor - sometimes spelled \'Calder\' in 18C - MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 781, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(513, 'CUL/1/1/3/91', '1775-02-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 February 1775', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Fever Remittent', 'Reply \'For Captain Fraser\' [Vol.3 pp.168-9], who has a remitting fever and enlarged spleen.', 'Letter for Thomas Duncanson regarding the case of Captain Fraser, who has a remitting fever and enlarged spleen. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1827, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(514, 'CUL/1/1/3/92', '1775-02-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 February 1775', '', 'Bilious Habit', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Pseudo Syphilis', 'Reply \'For Captn. [Patrick] Ferguson\', with advice and a prescription for his digestive/bilious problems, which Cullen believes derive from his service in the West Indies. Probably given to the patient in person.', 'Letter for Captain Patrick Ferguson, with advice and a prescription for his digestive/bilious problems, derived from his service in the West Indies. In response to Letter ID 1128. It was probably given to the patient in person. In Letter ID 1159, Cullen received a fuller account of his medical history. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 775, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(515, 'CUL/1/1/3/93', '1775-02-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 February 1775', '', 'Catarrh or Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Mellis - To M. Davidson\' [Vol.3 pp.169-170]', 'Letter for Mr [Mellis?], pp.169', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 808, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(516, 'CUL/1/1/3/94', '1775-03-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 March 1775', '', 'Gout', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', 'Gout', 'Reply \'For Mr McAdam of Craigengillan\' [Vol.3 pp.170-1]', 'Letter for Mr McAdam of Craigengillan, pp.170', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 810, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(517, 'CUL/1/1/3/95', '1775-03-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 March 1775', '', 'Gout. Mr Leslie.', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', 'Gout', 'Reply for Mr Leslie [Vol.3, p.172-4].', 'Reply for Mr Leslie [Vol.3, p.172-4].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 817, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(518, 'CUL/1/1/15/1', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Handwritten slip, \'Dr William Cullen\'s Consultation Letters From 1\" April 1782 to 1\" April 1783\"', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(519, 'CUL/1/1/15/2', '1782-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Index of Cullen\'s patients in Volume 15 (1782-83) sorted by surname of patient', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 24, 'Index', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(520, 'CUL/1/1/15/3', '1782-04-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 April 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr William Hogg\' [Vol.15 pp.1-2]. Cullen says that from Hogg\'s letter \'I understand your complaints as well as if the account had been given me by a person of the profession\', but hopes that the advice he gives will put the patient \'in a condition of coming to see me here\'. He recommends bleeding and plastering, and adds a recipe for medicine to remedy the patient\'s cough.', '\nLetter to Mr William Hogg, sent subsequently to one written \'on Saturday\'. Cullen says that from Hogg\'s letter \'I understand your complatins as well as if the account had been given me by a person of the profession\', but hopes that the advice he gives will put the patient \'in a condition of coming to see me here\'. He recommends bleeding and plastering, and adds a recipe for medicine to remedy the patient\'s cough. pp.1-2.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2565, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(521, 'CUL/1/1/15/4', '1782-04-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 April 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply for patient [Mr Anderson], regarding a pain Cullen diagnoses as a \'spasmodic affection\'.', 'Letter for patient [Mr Anderson?], regarding a pain Cullen diagnoses as a \'spasmodic affection\'. pp.3-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 17:11:40', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4123, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(522, 'CUL/1/1/15/5', '1782-04-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 April 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply for Lieutenant Horne, enclosing a recipe for \'strengthening powder\' to be taken three times daily.', 'Letter for Lieutenant Horne, enclosing a recipe for \'strengthening powder\' to be taken three times daily, pp.5-6.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 17:19:48', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4175, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(523, 'CUL/1/1/15/6', '1782-04-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 April 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply  for Mrs Wallis [probably addressed to he husband], in whose complaints Cullen sees \'no distinct appearance of any particular disease\'. He suggests a \'weakness of nerves\' as the sole ailment, acquired partly from her constitution and partly from \'the accidents which have happened\'. He recommends the avoidance of cold and of any activity which \'might flurry her spirits\', and when she is in Ireland, the \'frequent use of cold bathing\' with the \'waters of Marrow\'. \n', 'Letter for Mrs Wallis, in whose complaints Cullen sees \'no distinct appearance of any particular disease\'. He suggests a \'weakness of nerves\' as the sole ailment, acquired partly from her constitution and partly from \'the accidents which have happened\'. He recommends the avoidance of cold and of any activity which \'might flurry her spirits\', and when she is in Ireland, the \'frequent use of cold bathing\' with the \'waters of Marrow\'. pp. 7-8. \n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 20:49:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4605, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(524, 'CUL/1/1/15/7', '1782-04-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 April 1782', '', 'Mr Fleming', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Fleming\' [Vol.15 p.9]. Cullen says that the patient\'s situation \'gives me much concern as I have little confidence in any thing we can do to relieve him\'. He does, however, suggest that \'there can be no harm in a cautious trial\' of electricity. He passes on his regards to Mr Fleming and Mr Wallace, and says he is happy to find Mr Mathie recovering.', '\nLetter to a physician for Mr Fleming, whose situation \'gives me much concern as I have little confidence in any thing we can do to relieve him\'. Cullen does, however, suggest that \'there can be no harm in a cautious trial\' of electricity. He passes on his regards to Mr Fleming and Mr Wallace, and says he is happy to find Mr Mathie recovering. p.9', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2375, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(525, 'CUL/1/1/15/8', '1782-04-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 April 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to William Hogg, beginning \'I am sorry to hear that you cannot get quit of one ailment without falling into another\' [Vol. 15, pp.9-11]. Hogg has a bad cough and Cullen advises him on the use of laudanum, with a recipe enclosed.\n', 'Letter for William Hogg, beginning \'I am sorry to hear that you cannot get quit of one ailment without falling into another\'. pp.9-11 [Oddly specific dateline: \"Edinburgh, Monday, 1 pm, 8th April, 1782.]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2571, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(526, 'CUL/1/1/15/9', '1782-04-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 April 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Taylor regarding Mr James Orr and his recovery [Vol. 15, pp.12-13]. Cullen recommends measures for \'averting Pneumonic complaints\' and suggests that if Taylor requires further detail, \'I can give you very full instruction by sending you a Dissertation produced by one of my sons\' (Archibald Cullen\'s dissertation <i>De Frigore, Ejusque Vi Et Effectibus in Corpus Humanum</i> (1780) (For Taylor passing on information in the the dissertation to James Orr see his response in Doc ID 2211). William Orr is also mentioned briefly. ', 'Letter to Mr Taylor regarding Mr James Orr, regarding his recovery. Cullen recommends measures for \'averting Pneumonic complaints\' and suggests that if Taylor requires further detail, \'I can give you very full instruction by sending you a Dissertation produced by one of my sons\' (Archibald Cullen\'s dissertation, \'De Frigore, Ejusque Vi Et Effectibus in Corpus Humanum\' â€“ see Doc ID 2211). William Orr is mentioned briefly. pp.12-13 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:27:36', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2174, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(527, 'CUL/1/1/15/10', '1782-04-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 April 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Her Grace the Dutchess of Gordon\' [Vol.15 pp.14-16], signed by Cullen, Nathaniel Spens, and Alexander Wood. They find her constitution to be very good \'in spite of many shocks it has received\', but with a disposition to rheumatic and nervous complaints. They suggest measures, chiefly dietary, for preventing these.', 'Letter for \'Her Grace the Dutchess of Gordon\', signed by Cullen, Nathaniel Spens, and Alexander Wood. They find her constitution to be very good \'in spite of many shocks it has received\', but with a disposition to rheumatic and nervous complaints. They suggest measures, chiefly dietary, for preventing these, pp.14-16', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3157, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(528, 'CUL/1/1/15/11', '1782-04-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 April 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply for \'The most honourable the Marquiss of Huntly\', suggesting preventative measures to guard against a return of his illness (chiefly regarding avoiding cold). Although the letter is signed only by Cullen, it refers to \'we\' throughout. ', 'Letter for \'The most honourable the Marquiss of Huntly\', suggesting preventative measures to guard against a return of his illness (chiefly regarding avoiding cold). Although the letter is signed only by Cullen, it refers to \'we\' throughout. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 20:51:23', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4368, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(529, 'CUL/1/1/15/12', '1782-04-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 April 1782', '', 'Dr Hall C Graham of Dougalston', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Hall C[oncerning] Graham of Dougalston\' [Vol.15 pp.19-20]. Cullen says the case is \'a very bad one\', and adds that he \'doubt much if your Patient shall be alive when this comes to hand\'; the fault lies not with Dr Hall, the correspondent, but rather with the patient himself, \'whose wilfulness has certainly pushed his evacuations a great deal too far\'. Also passes on his compliments to Mr Home of Wedderburn, of whom \'there is nobody\'s call I would obey more readily than his\'.', 'Letter regarding Mr Graham. Cullen says the case is \'a very bad one\', and adds that he \'doubt much if your Patient shall be alive when this comes to hand\'; the fault lies not with Dr Hall, the correspondent, but rather with the patient himself, \'whose wilfulness has certainly pushed his evacuations a great deal too far\'. Also passes on his compliments to Mr Home of Wedderburn, of whom \'there is nobody\'s call I would obey more readily than his\'. pp.19-20 The term \"pulvescency\" - unable to trace this word in OED nor ECCO. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3412, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(530, 'CUL/1/1/15/13', '1782-04-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 April 1782', '', '', 5, 1, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, for \'Mrs Parker\' [Vol.15 pp.21-23]. Mrs Parker suffers from a schirrosity of the breast. Cullen recommends medicinal and dietary solutions. He also recommends Mrs Parker refrain from wearing \'hard stays\', and to opt instead for softer bodices. The letter also mentions \'your friend Colonel Robertson\'. An annotation at the end of page six reads, \'turn over\', though the content is missing.', 'Letter for Mrs Parker, regarding schirrosity of the breast. Cullen recommends medicinal and dietary solutions. The letter also mentions \'your friend Colonel Robertson\'. pp.21-23. Annotated end of page six \'turn over\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3140, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(531, 'CUL/1/1/15/14', '1782-04-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 April 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mrs Parker cont.\' [Vol.15 p.24]. Cullen states that after the preceeding letter was sealed (see document 530), he learned from Mrs Parker that she had complaints other than her breast. Mrs Parker\'s additional complaints are a \'heat and uneasiness in making water\' and a stomach complaint. Cullen therefore advises on those additionally to the complaint of her breast. ', 'Letter regarding Mrs Parker. Cullen says that afterthe preceding letter (CUL/1/1/15/13) was sealed, he learnt from Mrs Parker that she had complaints other than her breast, and that he is therefore advising on those additionally to the former. p.24.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3139, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(532, 'CUL/1/1/15/15', '1782-04-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 April 1782', '', 'Mr Fleming', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Dr Peter Wright] regarding the ongoing complaint of Mr Fleming, who has an obstructed oesophagus [Vol., 15, pp. 24-5]. Cullen is \'still much at a loss what to say\', but suggests that the electricity treatments have not been tried for long enough to resolve the patient\'s schirrosity. He adds some suggestions for Mr Mathie, and passes on his compliments to Mr Wallace and Mr Fleming.', '\nReply [to Dr Peter Wright] regarding the ongoing complaint of Mr Fleming [Vol., 15, pp. 24-5]. Cullen is \'still much at a loss what to say\', but suggests that the electricity treatments have not been tried for long enough to resolve the patient\'s schirrosity. He adds some suggestions for Mr Mathie, and passes on his compliments to Mr Wallace and Mr Fleming.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2377, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(533, 'CUL/1/1/15/16', '1782-04-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 April 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Burnet of Counterswells\' [Vol.15 pp.26-8]. Cullen says he \'would at first view have considered the Case as Phthistical\', but is doubtful given its long persistence without worsening. He gives recommendations for diet, exercise and the avoidance of cold, and suggests \'an easy but long journey in Summer\'. The first page is a copy made in a scribal hand, with the rest by Cullen.', 'Letter to Mr Burnet of Couterswells, in response to his own description of his case. Cullen says he \'would at first view have considered the Case as Phthistical\', but is doubtful given its long persistence without worsening. He gives recommendations for diet, exercise and the avoidance of cold, and suggests \'an easy but long journey in Summer\'. pp.26-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3174, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(534, 'CUL/1/1/15/17', '1782-04-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 April 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to William Hogg, whose near-recovery Cullen is pleased to hear of [Vol., pp.28-29]. Cullen hopes that \'another Season of Moffat\' will relieve the remaining complaints, but since the patient cannot travel there soon, suggests taking the juice of the leaves of Tussilago [Coltsfoot] in the meantime. Cullen gives detailed instructions on how to extract the juice.', '\nLetter to William Hogg, whose near-recovery Cullen is pleased to hear of. He hopes that \'another Season of Moffat\' will relieve the remaining complaints, but since the patient cannot travel there soon, suggests the juice of the leaves of Tussilago in the meantime. pp.29', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2574, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(535, 'CUL/1/1/15/18', '1782-04-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 April 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'reply with formal \'Directions for David Bethune\', signed by Cullen and Joseph Black [Vol.15, pp.29-34]. They are of the clear opinion that costiveness is the source of the patient\'s complaints, and prescribe laxative medicines and enema recipes, along with dietary and exercise recommendations. ', 'Directions for David Bethune, signed by Cullen and Joseph Black. They are of the clear opinion that costiveness is the source of the patient\'s complaints, and prescribe laxative medicines and enema recipes, along with dietary and exercise recommendations. pp.30-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2002, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(536, 'CUL/1/1/15/19', '1782-04-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 April 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Reid\' [Vol.15 pp.33-4]. Cullen believes Mr Reid\'s disease to be \'chiefly in his head and that from this his stomach is affected\'. He recommends a seton in the nape of the neck, some exercise, and both wine and \'Rum Toddy\', adding that \'if he takes half a pint to a pint of Port or a quarter of a pint of good old Jamaica Rum at dinner every day he will be the better for it\'.', 'Letter for Mr Reid [Reed], whose disease Cullen believes to be \'chiefly in his head and that from this his stomach is affected\'. He recommends a seton in the nape of the neck, some exercise, and both wine and \'Rum Toddy\', adding that \'if he takes half a pint to a pint of Port or a quarter of a pint of good old Jamaica Rum at dinner every day he will be the better for it\'. pp.33-4.\n\nNote to Mark. Implement Column DIVs for image 4. Don\'t let this hold up checking. I\'ll try this after.- MH\n\nOK. images are two be split - one image per recipe. MH\n\ntwo recipes at end after closer needs to be in a DIV. MH \n\nLast image split. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3404, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(537, 'CUL/1/1/15/20', '1782-05-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 May 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to \'Sanders\', probably Alexander Dunlop, regarding a female patient with a vaginal discharge and advising an injection [Vol.15 pp.35-6]. A second letter or lengthy postscript, which is only initialled, referring to a male patient, adds that \'Dr Cullen and Monro are of opinion that the venereal virus is not entirely eradicated\', and recommend more mercury and use of mezereon, the preparation of which is described.', '\nLetter to \'Sanders\', probably Alexander Dunlop, regarding a female patient with a vaginal discharge and advising an injection, p.35.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2895, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(538, 'CUL/1/1/15/21', '1782-05-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 May 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Kairnan\' [Vol.15 p.37]. Cullen believes Mr Kairnan\'s disease \'consists in a constricture of the great flexure of the colon\'. Cullen recommends medicinal remedies, going to the country for some part of summer, gentle exercise, and drinking milk, but adds that the medicine \'does not require any particular diet\' and that \'cold bathing does not seem to me proper\'.', 'Letter for Mr Kairnan, whose disease \'consists in a constricture of the great flexure of the colon\'. Cullen recommends medicinal remedies, going to the country for some part of summer, gentle exercise, and drinking milk, but adds that the medicine \'does not require any particular diet\' and that \'cold bathing does not seem to me proper\'. p.37.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 10:33:08', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3185, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(539, 'CUL/1/1/15/22', '1782-05-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 May 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for William Ferguson [Vol.15 pp.38-9]. Cullen gives a recipe for cephalic pills \'which you can have readily prepared at Ayr\', with the instructions that one pill is to be taken at breakfast \'if it makes you squeamish\', but two pills otherwise, or \'such a dose as makes you a little sick or squeamish\'.', 'Letter to William Ferguson. Cullen gives a recipe \'which you can have readily prepared at Ayr\', with the instructions that one pill is to be taken at breakfast \'if it makes you Squeamish\', but two pills otherwise, or \'such a dose as makes you a little sick or squeamish\'. pp.38-9.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:02:13', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3319, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(540, 'CUL/1/1/15/24', '1782-05-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'May? 1782?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter for Lord Dalziel, whose condition Cullen is sorry to hear has not improved. He mentions an apparent discussion with Mr Wood, and says that although the patient may have a gouty disposition or \'some scorbutic taint in his blood\', the more evident faults of his constitution are laxity and debility. Recommends exercise and cold bathing [Vol. 15. p.40].', 'Letter for Lord Dalziel, whose condition Cullen is sorry to hear has not improved. He mentions an apparent discussion with Mr Wood, and says that although the patient may have a gouty disposition or \'some scorbutic taint in his blood\', the more evident faults of his constitution are laxity and debility. Recommends exercise and cold bathing. p.40.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2599, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(541, 'CUL/1/1/15/25', '1782-05-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'May? 1782?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter \'For Mr Charles Gordons Children\' [Vol.15 pp.41-4]. Cullen says they \'have so much the appearance of health, that I think nothing can be done to mend it\', but since \'the very best can be spoiled\' he gives recommendations to ensure their good health continues - \'I see very few Parents who are sufficiently on their gaurd [sic.] in this respect\'. The greatest fault of parents, as Cullen sees it, is indulgence, and his recommendations are largely concerned with dietary restrictions.', '\nLetter for Mr Charles Gordon\'s children. Cullen says they \'have so much the appearance of health, that I think nothing can be done to mend it\', but since \'the very best can be spoiled\' he gives recommendations to ensure their good health continues - \'I see very few Parents who are sufficiently on their gaurd [sic.] in this respect\'. The greatest fault of parents, as Cullen sees it, is indulgence, and his recommendations are largely concerned with dietary restrictions. pp.41-44', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 526, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(542, 'CUL/1/1/15/26', '1782-05-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 May 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Murray, of Darnhall[?], regarding a servant with a tumour on the leg. The patient\'s name not stated, although Cullen begins by saying he is \'extremely desirous to be of any service in my power to any person Mr Murray takes a concern in\'.', 'Letter to Mr Murray, of Darnhall, regarding a servant with a tumour on the leg. The patient\'s identity is unclear, although Cullen begins by saying he is \'extremely desirous to be of any service in my power to any person Mr Murray takes a concern in\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 11:29:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3523, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(543, 'CUL/1/1/15/27', '1782-05-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 May 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, for \'Mrs Campbell of G.\' [Vol.15 pp.46-7]. Cullen is sorry to hear that her recovery has progressed so little, but hopes that a laxative electuary and sea bathing will remedy that.', 'Letter to Mrs Campbell. Cullen is sorry to hear that her recovery has progressed so little, but hopes that a laxative electuary and sea bathing will remedy that. pp.46-7. NB I have marked up the Electuary on line 3 as that from Letter 298. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3418, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(544, 'CUL/1/1/15/29', '1782-05-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 May 1782', '', 'Mr Ingham & Miss Peareths', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to William Ingham regarding the case of Miss Peariths, with whose illness Cullen has been concerned for some time [Vol. 15, p.48]. Cullen is sure that \'there is now no doubt about the nature of her ailment\' and recommends the use of mercury, along with a milk diet. ', 'Letter regarding the case of Miss Peariths, with whose illness Cullen has been concerned for some time. Cullen is sure that \'there is now no doubt about the nature of her ailment\' and recommends the use of mercury, along with a milk diet. p.48. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1984, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(545, 'CUL/1/1/15/30', '1782-05-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 May 1782', '', '', 3, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply for Mr Burnet, in response to an account of his condition that \'gave me a great deal of concern\'. After a conversation with Dr Grant on the matter, Cullen is of the view that a sea voyage is the best remedy, but warns that it may be difficult to find \'a neutral ship\' departing soon from Aberdeen, or from any of the ports on the east coast; much of the letter is taken up with suggestions for gaining a suitable ship. ', 'Letter for Mr Burnet, in response to an account of his condition that \'gave me a great deal of concern\'. After a conversation with Dr Grant on the matter, Cullen is of the view that a sea voyage is the best remedy, but warns that it may be difficult to find \'a neutral ship\' departing soon from Aberdeen, or from any of the ports on the east coast; much of the letter is taken up with suggestions for gaining a suitable ship.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3177, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(546, 'CUL/1/1/15/31', '1782-05-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 May 1782', '', 'Captain D. Skene', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply to Captain Skene, which Cullen sends along with two medicines by the same bearer. Medicines in a vial and a pot accompanied the letter. ', 'Letter to Captain Skene, which Cullen sends along with two medicines by the same bearer. p.50 Medicines in a vial and a pot accompanied the letter. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 20:58:13', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4779, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(547, 'CUL/1/1/15/32', '1782-05-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 May 1782', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For David Bethune Esqr.\' [Vol.15 pp.51-2], from Cullen and also on behalf of Joseph Black, concerning the patient\'s ongoing \'violent pains\', which Cullen believes are \'of the flatulent kind\', caused by intestinal obstruction resulting from costiveness. They have also looked at the reports from the surgeon, John Goodsir. Cullen asks Dr Menzies to ask Goodsir to make his reports more detailed, including details of the patient\'s stools.', 'Letter for Dr Robert Menzies from Cullen and also on behalf of Joseph Black, concerning David Bethune of Balfour\'s ongoing \'violent pains\', which Cullen believes are \'of the flatulent kind\', caused by intestinal obstruction resulting from costiveness. They have also looked at the reports from the surgeon, John Goodsir. Cullen asks Dr Menzies to ask Goodsir to make his reports more detailed, including details of the patient\'s stools. Machine copy in scribe\'s hand, p.51-2. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2003, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(548, 'CUL/1/1/15/33', '1782-05-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 May 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply for Miss Dingwall (possibly consumptive), for whom Cullen recommends a sea voyage. Since she \'she has some particular temptation\' to go to Bristol, he also suggests she might \'make trial of the hot well there\'. Cullen recommends she continue taking opium pills, and encloses a recipe for pectoral pills. She is probably in Aberdeen, and related to Alexander Dingwall\'s family. ', 'Letter for Miss Dingwall (possibly consumptive), for whom Cullen recommends a sea voyage. Since she \'she has some particular temptation\' to go to Bristol, he also suggests she might \'make trial of the hot well there\'. Cullen recommends she continue taking opium pills, and encloses a recipe for pectoral pills. She is probably in Aberdeen, and related to Alexander Dingwall\'s family. pp.53-4. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 20:57:30', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4844, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(549, 'CUL/1/1/15/34', '1782-05-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 May 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Burnet of Counterswells\' [Vol.15 p.55], mentioning also a Dr Bannerman of Aberdeen to whom Cullen had written about Burnet\'s case previously. Cullen repeats that he \'would prefer a sea voyage to every other remedy for you\', and says that he has inquired after a neutral ship himself. ', 'Letter for Mr Burnet, mentioning also a Dr Bannerman of Aberdeen who Cullen had written to about Burnet\'s case previously. Cullen repeats that he \'would prefer a sea voyage to every other remedy for you\', and says that he has inquired after a neutral ship himself. p.55', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3183, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(550, 'CUL/1/1/15/35', '1782-05-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 May 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Leslie in response to his of the 17th, and of the 20th of November the previous year [Vol. 5, pp.56-7]. Cullen is sorry to hear that the Mezereon he previously suggested has had no effect, and confesses he is \'truly at a loss\' when perusing Leslie\'s account of the remedies already tried. ', '\nLetter to Dr Leslie in response to his of the 17th, and of the 20th of November the previous year. Cullen is sorry to hear that the mezereon[?] he previously suggested has had no effect, and confesses he is \'truly at a loss\' when perusing Leslie\'s account of the remedies already tried. However, \'in spite of the failure of the Flanders Quack in employing Mercury, this is the remedy that I choose first to employ\', along with a milk diet for \'the nocturnal affair\'. pp.56-7.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2361, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(551, 'CUL/1/1/15/36', '1782-05-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 May 1782', '', 'Capt. D. Skene', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Captain Skene, concerning his continuing case of a venereal disease. ', 'Letter to Captain Skene, concerning his continuing case of a venereal disease. pp.58-9.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 20:58:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4795, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(555, 'CUL/1/1/15/37', '1782-05-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 May 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Gilchrist C[oncerning] Mrs Gordon of Greenlaw and Gordon of Skelton\' [Vol.15 p.60], whose journey to Buxton Cullen believes will be \'of great service\'. ', 'Letter to John Gilchrist regarding Mrs Gordon of Greenlaw and Mr Gordon of Skelton, whose journey to Buxton Cullen believes will be \'of great service\'. p.60.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2362, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(556, 'CUL/1/1/15/38', '1782-05-24', 'i', 'c', 'c', '24 May 1782?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Wallis concerning Mrs Wallis\', who is suffering from eruptions in addition to her other ailments. Cullen recommends she \'bear with these eruptions\' until her constitution is somewhat strengthened, as they may be useful for it. Wallis and his wife are presumably in Ireland but there is no firm evidence for this in the letters associated with the case.', 'Letter regarding Mrs Wallis, who is suffering from eruptions in addition to her other ailments. Cullen recommends she \'bear with these eruptions\' until her constitution is somewhat strengthened, as they may be useful for it. p.61.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 20:50:32', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4607, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(557, 'CUL/1/1/15/39', '1782-05-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 May 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Wharton\' [Vol.15 pp.62-4], whose disease Cullen believes to have been \'all along the nature of an intermittent\', making it \'obstinate\' and difficult to cure.\n\n', 'Letter for Mrs Wharton, whose disease Cullen believes to have been \'all along the nature of an intermittent\', making it \'obstinate\' and difficult to cure. pp.62-4.\n\n2 more images found for this. To be updated at next batch update. 18/06/13 MH [images sorted - jpb]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3290, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(558, 'CUL/1/1/15/40', '1782-05-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 May 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For the Reverend Mr Colin Gillies\' [Vol.15 pp.65-7], whose ailment Cullen does not believe life-threatening, but \'very liable to return and if it should do so frequently it may render his life uncomfortable as it may render him unfit for the duties of life\'. Cullen recommends that the patient \'moderate his application to study\', avoiding subjects which require \'intense and anxious attention\'; gentle exercise, which can include \'moderate preaching\'; and a diet in which he should \'live low\'.', '\nDirections for Reverend Colin Gillies, whose ailment Cullen does not believe life-threatening, but \'very liable to return and if it should do so frequently it may render his life uncomfortable as it may render him unfit for the duties of life\'. Cullen recommends that the patient \'moderate his application to study\', avoiding subjects which require \'intense and anxious attention\'; gentle exercise, which can include \'moderate preaching\'; and a diet in which he should \'live low\'. pp.65-7.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2610, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(559, 'CUL/1/1/15/41', '1782-05-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 May 1782', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Low\' [Vol.15 pp.68-9]. As Mr Low appears to be recovering from his ailment, Cullen approves of the mare\'s milk and prescribes more medicines, along with instructions to have them prepared at Mr Ninian Hill\'s shop in Glasgow. Cullen includes recipes for a pectoral mixture and a mild issue ointment.', 'Letter for Mr Low, who appears to be recovering from his ailment. Cullen prescribes more recipes along with instructions to have them made up at Mr Ninian Hill\'s shop in Glasgow. pp.68-9.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:27:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4721, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(560, 'CUL/1/1/15/42', '1783-05-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 May 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mrs Wilson in response to her account of Dr Wilson\'s health. Cullen is reluctant to give advice on such a rapidly-changing ailment, but states his belief that the nature of the ailment is gouty. He cautiously approves the use of Guaiacum: \'Tho I am certain that the present fashionable Martinico practice with the Tincture of Guaiac is pernicious in the highest degree yet I hold the occasional use of guaiac to be one of the most usefull remedies in gouty cases\' [Vol. 15, p.70].', 'Letter to Mrs Wilson in response to her account of Dr Wilson\'s health. Cullen is reluctant to give advice on such a rapidly-changing ailment, but states his belief that the nature of the ailment is gouty. He cautiously approves the use of Guaiacum: \'Tho I am certain that the present fashionable Martinico practice with the Tincture of Guaiac is pernicious in the highest degree yet I hold the occasional use of guaiac to be one of the most usefull remedies in gouty cases\'. p.70. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3752, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(561, 'CUL/1/1/15/43', '1782-05-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 May 1782', '', 'Miss M Peareth', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply titled \'Miss Pearith\' [Vol.15 pp.71-2], whose case Cullen believes to be very bad. He believes the discharge to be analogous to a haemorrhoidal discharge, and refers to Sauvage\'s Nosologia on their nature. He recommends stopping the mercury course and having the patient instead drink \'mucilagious drinks\' such as marshmallow decoction, lintseed tea or Arabic emulsion.', '\nLetter concerning Miss Pearith\'s case, which Cullen believes to be very bad. He believes the discharge to be analogous to a haemorrhoidal discharge, and refers to Sauvage\'s Nosologia on their nature. He recommends stopping the mercury course and having the patient instead drink \'mucilagious drinks\' such as marshmallow decoction, lintsen tea or arabic emulsion. pp.71-2. [David - the reference to Sauvage on the first page might need a footnote - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1983, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(562, 'CUL/1/1/15/44', '1782-06-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 June 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Daniel Whitaker Jr. about his ongoing case [a scorbutiic condition] which Cullen suggests has not showed as much improvement as it might due to the \'very untoward weather\' [Vol.15, pp.73-4]\n.', 'Letter to patient (Daniel Whitaker Jr.) about his ongoing case, which Cullen suggests has not showed as much improvement as it might due to the \'very untoward weather\'. pp.73-4.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2582, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(563, 'CUL/1/1/15/45', '1782-06-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 June 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply for Mr Hudson, whose ailments \'are so many and have been of so long standing that it must now be difficult to mend them\'. He seems to be suffering from piles and possibly an anal prolapse. Cullen recommends a medicine \'which I have found to be of great service in such cases\', an ointment, and dietary suggestions. ', 'Letter for Mr Hudson, whose ailments \'are so many and have been of so long standing that it must now be difficult to mend them\'. He seems to be suffering from piles and an anal prolapse. Cullen recommends a medicine \'which I have found to be of great service in such cases\', an ointment, and dietary suggestions. pp.7ï¿½? [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 15:56:13', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3873, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(564, 'CUL/1/1/15/46', '1782-06-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 June 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Samson C[oncerning] Dr Wilson\' [Vol.15 p.79]. Cullen expresses his concern for Wilson, who \'I have long known esteemed and loved him as an intelligent &amp; worthy man\', but is reluctant to advise on \'an ailment of a doubtfull nature and liable to change is state from day to day\'.', 'Letter to Joshua Sam(p)son in response to his account of Dr Wilson\'s situation. Cullen expresses his concern for Wilson, who \'I have long known esteemed and loved him as an intelligent &amp; worthy man\', but is reluctant to advise on \'an ailment of a doubtfull nature and liable to change is state from day to day\'. p.79 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3749, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(565, 'CUL/1/1/15/47', '1782-06-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 June 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mrs Dundas with instructions for Miss Dundas\'s diet and goat whey cure, with prescription for a sugar to be taken with it. The postscript is incomplete, due to the positioning of the recipe.\n', 'Letter to Mrs Dundas with instructions for Miss Dundas\'s diet and goat whey cure, with prescription for a sugar to be taken with it. pp.80-1. The postscript is incomplete, due to the positioning of the recipe. It is unclear to which branch of the Dundas family these ladies belong. [MMG] \n\njust requires thumbnail. MH\n', 'y', 'y', '2015-04-30 21:01:34', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4865, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(566, 'CUL/1/1/15/48', '1782-06-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 June 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter for John Goodsir with advice and prescriptions for David Bethune of Balfour, whose health is deteriorating [Vol.15, pp. 81-2]. Cullen now suspects \'some contraction or narrowing of some part of the Colon which laxatives or purgatives cannot remove\'. Letter missing the copy of last page which has not been mounted in the volume, but the use of the second person plural suggests that it is co-written with Joseph Black whose involvement in Bethune\'s case is made evident in related letters. ', 'Letter for John Goodsir with advice and prescriptions for David Bethune of Balfour, whose health is deteriorating. Cullen now suspects \'some contraction or narrowing of some part of the Colon which laxatives or purgatives cannot remove\'. Letter appears to be missing the last page(s), but the use of the second person plural suggests that it is co-written with Joseph Black. p.82. [MMG] Probably not incomplete, given the start of a closing salute. -JOB', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2004, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(567, 'CUL/1/1/15/49', '1782-06-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 June 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Andrew MacLean] for Lieutenant Campbell of Scamadale, signed by Cullen and Joseph Black. They suggest blistering and the continued use of a flesh brush. ', 'Letter for Lieutenant Campbell of Scamadale, signed by Cullen and Joseph Black. They suggest blistering and the continued use of a flesh brush. pp.83-4. [images currently wonky - JPB][The images seem OK now (29/4/14), but the \'Documents assigned to you\' section says there are 6 instead of 4 - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 21:32:08', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4370, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(568, 'CUL/1/1/15/50', '1782-06-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 June 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mrs Wharton\' [Vol.15 p.85]. Cullen fears that she \'may have hurt herself by being too much exposed to the cold\', and suggests warmer clothing and dietary recommendations.', 'Letter for Mrs Wharton. Cullen fears that she \'may have hurt herself by being too much exposed to the cold\', and suggests warmer clothing and dietary recommendations. p.85.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3292, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(569, 'CUL/1/1/15/51', '1782-06-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 June 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply for Miss Clarkson, whose ailments are \'of a threatening kind\'. Cullen recommends a course of goat whey in the Highlands, and the use of thick shoes and warm stockings to keep her feet and legs warm and dry [Vol. 15, pp.86-8]. Recipe enclosed.', 'Reply for Miss Clarkson, whose ailments are \'of a threatening kind\'. Cullen recommends a course of goat whey in the Highlands, and the use of thick shoes and warm stockings to keep her feet and legs warm and dry [Vol. 15, pp.86-8].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2674, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(570, 'CUL/1/1/15/53', '1782-06-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 June 1782', '', 'Mr Macconchie', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply for Mr Macconchie, who seems to have many ailments which together have resulted in dropsy. Cullen recommends mineral water and squills..', 'Letter for Mr Macconchie, who seems to have many ailments which together have resulted in dropsy. Cullen recommends mineral water and squills. pp.90-1.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 21:03:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4709, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(571, 'CUL/1/1/15/54', '1782-06-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 June 1782', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mrs Wilson C[oncerning] Dr Wilson\' [Vol.15 p. 92]. Cullen is still of the opinion that the case is one of gout, and declines to comment on her ailments until he has heard from her husband. Machine scribal copy; a postscript adds \'Being at present much distressed with the Influenza I have been obliged to employ an Emmanuensis\'.', 'Letter to Mrs Wilson regarding Dr Wilson. Cullen is still of the opinion that the case is one of gout, and declines to comment on her ailments until he has heard from her husband. Machine scribal copy; a postscript adds \'Being at present much distressed with the Influenza I have been obliged to employ an Emmanuensis.\' p.92. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3751, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(572, 'CUL/1/1/15/55', '1782-06-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 June 1782', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Gillies\' [Vol.15 pp.92-101]. Cullen believes that his varied ailments all arise from a disorder of the nervous system, and gives lengthy directions to best remedy this. ', 'Letter, probably for Alexander Taylor, with lengthy regimen for Rev Colin Gillies. Cullen believes that his varied ailments all arise from a disorder of the nervous system, and gives lengthy directions to best remedy this. pp.92-101. Machine scribal copy, but recipe is machine copy.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2616, 1, 17, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(573, 'CUL/1/1/15/56', '1782-06-10', 'i', 'i', 'c', '10 June? 1782?', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to an unnamed \'Reverend\', concerning Miss Clarkson, in which Cullen gives advice on her bathing and use of goat whey while in the Highlands  [Vol.,15, pp.101-2].', 'Reply to an unnamed \'Reverend\', concerning Miss Clarkson, in which Cullen gives advice on her bathing and use of goat whey while in the Highlands  [Vol.,15, pp.101-2].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2678, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(574, 'CUL/1/1/15/57', '1782-06-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 June 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply for Mrs Aikman. Cullen says that he is not yet able to find the exact nature of her ailments due to their variety, but is confident they are not dangerous. ', 'Letter for Mrs Aikman. Cullen says that he is not yet able to find the exact nature of her ailments due to their variety, but is confident they are not dangerous. p.104.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 21:34:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4568, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(575, 'CUL/1/1/15/59', '1782-06-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 June 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Short letter [to John Short] concerning Mr [Thomas] Smith, who is already taking \'Camphire\' and \'soluble Tartar\' [Vol.15, p.105]. Cullen thinks it is \'rather a fatuous than a maniacal state\',  and adds in a postscript that\' being distressed with the influenza this letter has been delayed\'.', 'Short letter concerning Mr Smith, who is already taking \'Camphire\' and \'soluble Tartar\' [Vol.15, p.105]. Cullen thinks it is \'rather a fatuous than a maniacal state\',  and adds in a postscript that\' being distressed with the influenza this letter has been delayed.\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2587, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(576, 'CUL/1/1/15/60', '1782-06-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 June 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to [Lady Selkirk], in which Cullen describes a letter he recieved from Lord Selkirk about an outbreak of influenza in Dumfries which may soon reach St Mary\'s Isle, and gives his own instructions on how to manage it [Vol. 15, pp.106-7]. ', 'Letter to [Lady Selkirk], in which Cullen describes a letter he recieved from Lord Selkirk about an outbreak of influenza in Dumfries which may soon reach St Mary\'s Isle, and gives his own instructions on how to manage it [Vol. 15, pp.106-7].  [Compare this with doc. 2231, which appears at a glance to be the original. from which this was copied.]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3919, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(577, 'CUL/1/1/15/61', '1782-06-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 June 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter to Mr Walker regarding Mrs Thomson, whom Cullen has visited personally; \'I find in general the marks of declining age\'. He also remarks that he had been unable to call on Mrs MacEwan, and that he has recently suffered from influenza. Probably to John Walker in Kirkcudbright, where he has treated other members of the Thomson family. ', 'Letter to Mr Walker regarding Mrs Thomson, whom Cullen has visited personally; \'I find in general the marks of declining age\'. He also remarks that he had been unable to call on Mrs MacEwan, and that he has recently suffered from influenza. Probably to John Walker in Kirkcidbright, where he has treated other members of the Thomson family. p.108 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 17:39:44', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4857, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(578, 'CUL/1/1/15/62', '1782-06-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 June 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Betty Forrest] egarding Mrs Aikman, asking for further information on her symptoms..', 'Letter regarding Mrs Aikman, asking for further information on her symptoms. p.109.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 21:36:40', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4569, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(579, 'CUL/1/1/15/63', '1782-06-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 June 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Spens who has venereal disease [Vol.15, pp.110-2]. Cullen diagnoses a urethra in \'an indifferent State\', further hurt by \'the accidents you mention\'. He suggests a mild mercurial injection, and adds that \'you might put this question in my name to John Hunter and I wish to have his opinion\'.', '\nLetter to Mr Spens regarding his condition. Cullen diagnoses a urethra in \'an indifferent State\', further hurt by \'the accidents you mention\'. He suggests a mild mercurial injection, and adds that \'you might put this question in my name to John Hunter and I wish to have his opinion\'. pp.110-2. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2315, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(580, 'CUL/1/1/15/65', '1782-06-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 June 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Finlay\', containing chiefly dietary recommendations [Vol.15, pp.114-5].', 'Letter for Mr Finlay, containing chiefly dietary recommendations. pp.114-5.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2679, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(581, 'CUL/1/1/15/66', '1782-06-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 June 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Wm Ferguson\' [Vol.15 pp.116-7]. Ferguson\'s ailment is still returning, although not as severely. Cullen does not think it proper for the patient to continue taking his medicine, but sends another prescription for strengthening powders in its place.', 'Letter to William Ferguson, whose ailment is still returning, although not as severely. Cullen does not think it proper for the patient to continue taking his medicine, but sends another prescription in its place. pp.116-7.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3322, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(582, 'CUL/1/1/15/67', '1782-06-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 June 1782', '', 'Mrs Aikman', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply regarding Mrs Aikman, recommending strengthening powders and dietary regulation.', 'Letter regarding Mrs Aikman, recommending strengthening powders and dietary regulation. pp.118-9.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 23:35:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4572, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(583, 'CUL/1/1/15/68', '1782-06-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 June 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to unnamed (female) patient, giving advice for her pregnancy [Vol 15 pp.120-1]. No incoming letter identified. ', 'Letter to unnamed (female) patient,, giving advice for her pregnancy. No incoming letter identified. pp.120-1. Mentions Mr Hay', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:00:07', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2680, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(584, 'CUL/1/1/15/69', '1782-06-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 June 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter for unnamed male patient, brother of the addressee, given in the index as Mr Reid [Vol.15 pp.122-3]. Cullen diagnoses a violent spasm in the left great flexure of the colon, and recommends opium. ', 'Letter for unnamed male patient, brother of the addressee (possibly Dr Ninian). Cullen diagnoses a violent spasm in the left great flexure of the colon, and recommends opium. pp.122-3. Mr Reid in Index. [presumably addressee is Ninian Reid - the \'Dr\' being an abbreviation of \'Dear\' - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2681, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(585, 'CUL/1/1/15/70', '1782-06-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 June 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Regimen for Mrs Fowler in Crail, including diet, exercise, and fresh air. Prescriptions are enclosed, and instructions for preparing tussilago juice. pp.124-6. A surgeon is mentioned, so the letter may be to a physician (possibly in Cupar, as no physician was resident in Crail). [MMG]', 'Regimen for Mrs Fowler in Crail, including diet, exercise, and fresh air. Prescriptions are enclosed, and instructions for preparing tussilago juice. pp.124-6. A surgeon is mentioned, so the letter may be to a physician (possibly in Cupar, as no physician was resident in Crail). [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 21:04:14', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4873, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(586, 'CUL/1/1/15/71', '1782-06-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 June 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Coulthard a Carlisle surgeon, regarding a man who asked Cullen for medical advice for him and his wife but declined to give his name, asking Cullen instead to direct his advice to the surgeon. Cullen states that although their ailments were both venereal three years ago, \'there seems to have been a great deal of Mercury employed\' and the disease is gone, meaning their current ailments are not venereal in nature. ', '\nLetter to Mr Coulthard a Carlisle surgeon, regarding a man who asked Cullen for medical advice for him and his wife but declined to give his name, asking Cullen instead to direct his advice to the surgeon. Cullen states that although their ailments were both venereal three years ago, \'there seems to have been a great deal of Mercury employed\' and the disease is gone, meaning their current ailments are not venereal in nature. pp.127-8. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 10:35:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4559, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(587, 'CUL/1/1/15/72', '1782-06-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 June 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply for Miss Bettie Ogilvy, agreeing that her ailment is nervous in nature and recommending cold bathing and exercise.', 'Letter for Miss Bettie Ogilvy, agreeing that her ailment is nervous in nature and recommending cold bathing and exercise. pp.129-132.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 15:58:38', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4682, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(588, 'CUL/1/1/15/73', '1782-06-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 June 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to James Reid concerning Mr Welsh\'s two daughters, both of whom Cullen thinks to be \'in a very dangerous way\'.', 'Letter to James Reid concerning Mr Welsh\'s two daughters, both of whom Cullen thinks to be \'in a very dangerous way\', pp.133-4.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 21:06:39', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4352, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(589, 'CUL/1/1/15/74', '1782-06-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'June? 1782?', '', 'Grace Campbell', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed, \'Case of Lady G__ C___\', amended to \'Grace Campbell\' by a later hand. She had suffered from rheumatism, which grew worse after an injury to her leg; the leg became partially paralysed, and the paralysis spread to the whole of one side of her body, except her face. She also suffered from \'fits of violent head-ach\' during the night. Blistering has helped partially, as has electricity. \n', 'Headed \'Case of Lady G__ C___\', amended to \'Grace Campbell\' by a later hand. She had suffered from rheumatism, which grew worse after an injury to her leg; the leg became partially paralysed, and the paralysis spread to the whole of one side of her body, except her face. She also suffered from \'fits of violent head-ach\' during the night. Blistering has helped partially, as has electricity. Scribal machine copy. pp.135-6.\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4832, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(590, 'CUL/1/1/15/75', '1782-06-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 June 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter by Cullen introducing a young man, Mr Campbell. to MacDonald as a patient [Vol. pp.137-8]. Campbell is going to Moffat with his mother, to seek a cure for debility after influenza, and a suppuration on his thigh.', 'Letter from Cullen introducing a young man, Mr Campbell. to MacDonald as a patient [Vol. pp.137-8]. Campbell is going to Moffat with his mother, to seek a cure for a suppuration on his thigh.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2694, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(591, 'CUL/1/1/15/76', '1782-06-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 June 1782', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr George Campbell\' [Vol.15 pp.139-140], suggesting that the best method of restoring his health is Moffat water.', 'Letter for Mr George Campbell, suggesting that the best method of restoring his health is Moffat water. pp.139-140. Machine scribal copy.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2696, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(592, 'CUL/1/1/15/77', '1782-06-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 June 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply regarding Mr Welsh\'s two daughters. Cullen largely agrees with their Reid\'s care, although suggests horseback riding and pectoral pills in addition. This is a supplement to Cullen\'s reply of the 26th June 1872 (Doc [ID:588] ) which was written in a hurry so Mr Welsh could have the most urgent advice passed to him immediately. No evidence of postage on this copy but related letter does suggest that this second letter would be sent by post.', 'Letter regarding Mr Welsh\'s two daughters. Cullen largely agrees with their Reid\'s care, although suggests horseback riding and pectoral pills in addition. pp.141-2. [A supplement to Cullen\'s reply of the 26th June 1872 (588) which was written in a hurry so Mr Welsh could have the most urgent advice passed to him immediately. No evidence of postage on this copy but letter 588 does suggest that this second letter would be sent by post - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:28:00', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4353, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(593, 'CUL/1/1/15/78', '1782-07-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 July 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Short C[oncerning] Mr Smith\' [Vol.15 p.143], discussing Mr Smith\'s loss of memory, fatuity, and hemiplegia.', 'Letter regarding Mr Smith\'s loss of memory, fatuity, and hemiplegia. p.143.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2589, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(594, 'CUL/1/1/15/79', '1782-07-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 July 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Robert Orr\' [Vol.15 pp.144-6]. Letter regarding Mr Robert Orr, in whom Cullen diagnoses \'a strong tendency to Consumption\'. He suggests purgatives, exercise, and a \'cooling mixture\'. He gives advice on how to prepare Tussilago.', 'Letter regarding Mr Robert Orr, in whom Cullen diagnoses \'a strong tendency to Consumption\'. He suggests purgatives, exercise, and a \'cooling mixture\'. pp.144-6. He gives advice on how to prepare Tussilago. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3267, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(595, 'CUL/1/1/15/80', '1782-07-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 July 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Captain Skene, concerning his continuing case of a venereal disease. ', 'Letter for Captain Skene, who is recovering although still lacking in strength. Cullen recommends his avoiding cold, fatigue and \'full living\', and taking exercise on horseback or in a carriage. pp.147-8.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 20:59:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4796, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(596, 'CUL/1/1/15/81', '1782-07-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 July 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Dr Thomas Livingston] for Mr Ross, in which Cullen recommends he take a long journey.', 'Letter for Mr Ross, in which Cullen recommends he take a long journey. pp.149-50.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 23:52:50', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4837, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(597, 'CUL/1/1/15/82', '1782-07-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 July 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply for Mr Burnside. Cullen believes his constitution to have been largely free from fault, and his ailments due to a considerable change of climate. Cullen gives lengthy and detailed directions for the patient, including advice on travelling to Buxton. ', 'Letter for Mr Burnside. Cullen believes his constitution to have been largely free from fault, and his ailments due to a considerable change of climate. Cullen gives lengthy and detailed directions for the patient, including travelling to Buxton. pp.151-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 16:02:19', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4845, 1, 11, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(598, 'CUL/1/1/15/83', '1782-07-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 July 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Leckie\' [Vol.15 pp.157-160], whose disease \'puts on no regular form\'. Cullen considers its foundation to be a disposition to gout, and suggests a journey to Buxton to bathe. This machine copy is mounted with two blank pages left between the main body of the letter and the recipe.', 'Letter for Mr Leckie, whose disease \'puts on no regular form\'. Cullen considers its foundation to be a disposition to gout, and suggests a journey to Buxton to bathe. pp.157-160.\n\nImages 5&amp;6 are mid letter blanks. Keep them. MH [David - these need a footnote - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2349, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(599, 'CUL/1/1/15/84', '1782-07-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 July 1782', '', 'Dr R Wood. C Mrs Fraser', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr R Wood C[oncerning] Mrs Fraser\' [Vol.15 p.161]. Cullen suggests she has a \'schirrous pylorus, which neither you nor I can cure\', but recommends large doses of magnesia.', 'Letter to Dr. R. Wood regarding Mrs Fraser. Cullen suggests she has a \'schirrous pylorus, which neither you nor I can cure\', but recommends large doses of magnesia. p.161.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3449, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(600, 'CUL/1/1/15/85', '1782-07-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 July 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Regimen headed \'For Wm Brownlie\'s Family\', giving directions for his son and daughter.', 'Numerical list headed \'For Wm Brownlie\'s Family\', giving directions for his son and daughter. pp.162-4. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4641, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(601, 'CUL/1/1/15/86', '1782-07-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 July 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Dr Wright C[oncerning] Mr Matthie\' [Vol.15 pp.165].', 'Reply to Dr Wright requesting an account of Mrs Mathie\'s son. p.165.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4260, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(602, 'CUL/1/1/15/87', '1782-07-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 July 1782', '', 'Barclay of Uries Child', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Barclay of Uries Child\' [Vol.15 pp.166-8]. Cullen cannot diagnose the illness, but asks for more detailed information and makes several suggestions for her care.', 'Reply to the practitioner who has enquired for Mr Barclay of Urry, regarding his daughter. Cullen cannot diagnose the illness, but makes several suggestions for her care. pp.166-8.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2330, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(603, 'CUL/1/1/15/88', '1782-07-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 July 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter [to Dr Thomas Livingston] for Mr Ross, who in Cullen\'s opinion seems to be suffering from two different diseases, one being rheumatism and the other \'an affection of the brain giving fits of giddiness\'. ', 'Letter for Mr Ross, who in Cullen\'s opinion seems to be suffering from two different diseases, one being rheumatism and the other \'an affection of the brain giving fits of giddiness\'. pp.169-70', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 23:53:47', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4839, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(604, 'CUL/1/1/15/89', '1782-07-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 July 1782', '', 'Mr Short & Mr Smith', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Short C[oncerning] Mr Smith\' [Vol.15 p.171]. \"I am ready to despair of our doing him much service by medicines and at same time I am doubtfull of the safety of electricity\".', 'Reply to Mr Short regarding Mr Smith, whose condition is not improved - \"I am ready to despair of our doing him much service by medicines and at same time I am doubtfull of the safety of electricity\'. p.171.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2592, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(605, 'CUL/1/1/15/90', '1782-07-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 July 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Walker concerning the continuing case of Mrs Thomson, who suffers from \'fatuity\' connected to her old age. Cullen recommends a perpetual issue in the crown of her head or the nape of her neck. ', 'Reply to Mr Walker concerning the continuing case of Mrs Thomson, who suffers from \'fatuity\' connected to her old age. Cullen recommends a perpetual issue in the crown of her head or the nape of her neck. p.172. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 17:40:39', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4858, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(606, 'CUL/1/1/15/91', '1782-07-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 July 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Wm Spence Junr\' [Vol.15 pp.173-6]', 'Letter for Mr William Spence Junior, who suffers from fits. Cullen recommends blistering and Peruvian bark. pp.173-6.\n\nImage 8 deleted. Duplicate of only image in doc 6279. MH ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2306, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(607, 'CUL/1/1/15/92', '1782-07-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 July 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to an unnamed correspondent about his son, who suffers from headaches. Cullen requests more information about the illness, and adds that although sea bathing may be useful he cannot advise it without knowing more about the case. Reply made through a Mr Campbell.', 'Letter to an unnamed correspondent about his son, who suffers from headaches. Cullen requests more information about the illness, and adds that although sea bathing may be useful he cannot advise it without knowing more about the case. p.177. Reply through a Mr Campbell.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 23:57:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4642, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(608, 'CUL/1/1/15/93', '1782-07-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 July 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply for Mr Watson, whose disease Cullen believes to arise from \'an obstruction in some part of the viscera of the abdomen\'. ', 'Letter for Mr Watson, whose disease Cullen believes to arise from \'an obstruction in some part of the viscera of the abdomen\'. pp.178-180.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 23:57:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5096, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(609, 'CUL/1/1/15/94', '1782-07-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 July 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply for \'The Honble. Mr. W. Murray\'. Cullen recommends that he should continue with the use of electricity, and should try cold bathing \'but by a chamber or shower bath only\'. ', 'Letter for \'The Honble. Mr. W. Murray\'. Cullen recommends that he should continue with the use of electricity, and should try cold bathing \'but by a chamber or shower bath only\'. pp.181-3.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 23:59:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5016, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(610, 'CUL/1/1/15/95', '1782-07-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 July 1782', '', 'Mr Robert Orr', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Robert Orr\' [Vol.15 pp.184-5], whose consumptive ailment Cullen believes is \'advancing fast even to a fatal period\' because of his worsening sweats.', 'Letter regarding Mr Robert Orr, whose consumptive ailment Cullen believes is \'advancing fast even to a fatal period\' because of his worsening sweats. pp.184-5. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3268, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(611, 'CUL/1/1/15/96', '1782-07-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 July 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply for Mr Brown, regarding an ailment of the ear which Cullen considers to be \'the loss of a [stone?] of the Membrane Tympani\'. He suggests cleaning the ear from wax, and dropping fresh onion juice into it at night. ', 'Letter for Mr Brown, regarding an ailment of the ear which Cullen considers to be \'the loss of a [stone?] of the Membrane Tympani\'. He suggests cleaning the ear from wax, and droppng fresh onion juice into it at night. pp.186-7.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 00:00:50', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5039, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(612, 'CUL/1/1/15/97', '1782-08-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'August? 1782?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter for Mr Sherriff, signed by Cullen, Alexander Monro and Robert Innes. They believe the patient\'s ailments to arise from the receding of his gout, and suggest blistering. ', 'Letter for Mr Sherriff, signed by Cullen, Alexander Monro and Roert Innes. They believe the patient\'s ailments to arise from the receding of his gout, and suggest blistering. p.188.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 00:04:39', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5059, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(613, 'CUL/1/1/15/98', '1782-08-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 August 1782', '', 'Mr Alison', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Alison who plans to travel to \'Harrigate\', giving instructions for bathing.', 'Letter to Mr Alison who plans to travel to \'Harrigate\', giving instructions for bathing. p.189.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 00:03:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5091, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(614, 'CUL/1/1/15/99', '1782-08-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'August 1782', '', 'Mr Alison', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Instructions to Mr Alison, explaining Cullen\'s belief that \'there is something in your blood which we would wish to wash out\' and emphasising that Harrigate mineral water is \'the most powerfull and therefore the most proper you can employ\'. Copy badly stained.', 'Instructions to Mr Alison, explaining Cullen\'s belief that \'there is something in your blood which we would wish to wash out\' and emphasising that Harrigate mineral water is \'the most powerfull and therefore the most proper you can employ\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 00:02:47', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5090, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(615, 'CUL/1/1/15/100', '1782-08-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'August? 1782?', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Burdon of N.Castle\' [Vol.15 pp.192-3, 197]. Cullen includes dietary instructions and recipes for emollient infusions and a laxative oil. Pages one to three are a machine scribal copy. Pages four and five are in Cullen\'s hand, including an addendum stating that if he travels to Newcastle \'I shall certainly call upon you\'.', 'Letter to patient, Mr Burdon of Newcastle including dietary instructions. Machine scribal copy, although addendum in Cullen\'s hand stating that if he travels to Newcastle \'I shall certainly call upon you\'. pp.192-3 and 197.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4614, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(616, 'CUL/1/1/15/101', '1782-08-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 August 1782', '', 'Lady Selkirk &amp; Lord Daer', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Lady Selkirk concerning Lord Daer [Vol. 15 p.194]', 'Letter to Lady Selkirk about Lord Dair (or Daer). Cullen believes that \'there is at present no more question about his Lordships health than that of any other young man of his age and constitution\', and that emphasis should therefore be upon \'the best plan for his education or what is to render him an ornament to his country and a comfort to his family\'. p.194.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 446, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(617, 'CUL/1/1/15/102', '1782-08-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 August 1782', '', 'Mr Cumming', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'reply to Mr Cumming suffering from a venereal disease. Poor copy.', 'Letter to Mr Cumming suffering from a venereal disease. Machine scribal copy, poor. pp..195-6.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 00:06:45', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4784, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(618, 'CUL/1/1/15/103', '1782-08-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 August 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Prescription \'For Mr John Cook\' [Vol.15, p.197], for \'pectoral mixture\'; probably sent to Dr Charles Keith in Morpeth. This is a draft of <a href=\"docs.php?id=2254\">[DOC ID:2254]</a>.', 'Recipe \'For Mr John Cook\' [Vol.15, p.197], for \'pectoral mixture\'; probably sent to Dr Charles Keith in Morpeth. [MMG] Not attached to any surrounding letters. p.197. [Awaiting mark-up for comp. juniper water]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 17:40:39', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4959, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'h', 'n'),
(619, 'CUL/1/1/15/104', '1782-08-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 August 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Directions for Mr Walker, whose complaints Cullen believes are \'at present in a very moderate degree\'.', 'Directions for Mr Walker, whose complaints Cullen believes are \'at present in a very moderate degree\'. pp.198-9.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:17:46', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5041, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(620, 'CUL/1/1/15/105', '1782-08-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 August 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Duguid\' [Vol.15 p.200], suggesting he continue with the lotion and bandage he is already using.', 'Short letter to Mr Duguid suggesting he continue with the lotion and bandage he is already using. p.200.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3500, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(621, 'CUL/1/1/15/106', '1782-08-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 August 1782', '', 'Mr Hudson', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter to Mr Hudson regarding his ongoing problem with piles; Cullen confesses that \'[t]hough I always apprehended that your ailments might be obstinate I am heartily vexed at having failed so entirely as I seem to have done\'. He asks him to persist with the compress and bandage and adjusts the aperient recipe. ', 'Letter to Mr Hudson regarding his ongoing problem with piles; Cullen confesses that \'[t]hough I always apprehended that your ailments might be obstinate I am heartily vexed at having failed so entirely as I seem to have done\'. He asks him to persist with the compress and bandage and adjusts the aperient recipe. pp.201-2. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 15:57:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3874, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(622, 'CUL/1/1/15/107', '1782-08-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 August 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Dr Thomas Livingston]  for James Ross, disagreeing with the earlier advice given to him by Mr Leslie in London, particularly with regard to how his medicines should be administered. ', 'Letter for James Ross, disagreeing with the earlier advice given to him by Mr Leslie in London, particularly with regards to how his medicines should be administered. pp.203-5.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 23:54:55', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4840, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(623, 'CUL/1/1/15/108', '1782-08-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'August? 1782?', '', 'Dr Armstead & Mr Stringfellows', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Armstead about the case of Mr Stringfellows, which Cullen considers \'an intriguing one\'. He believes it to be \'a local affection and purely an affection of the skin owing perhaps to an hereditary confirmation\', and suggests continued bathing, mezereon, and electricity.', 'Reply to Dr Armstead about the case of Mr Stringfellows, which Cullen considers \'an intriguing one\'. He believes it to be \'a local affection and purely an affection of the skin owing perhaps to an hereditary confirmation\', and suggests continued bathing, mezereon, and electricity. pp.106-7.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 00:01:32', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5046, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(624, 'CUL/1/1/15/109', '1782-08-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 August 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Robert Orr\' [Vol.15 pp.208-9]. Cullen recommends a voyage, ideally by sea from Greenock to Dublin or anywhere on the east coast of Ireland. He also advises on Mr Orr\'s diet for when at sea. ', 'Letter regarding Mr Robert Orr\'s continuing illness. Cullen recommends a voyage, ideally by sea from Greenock to Dublin or anywhere on the east coast of Ireland. He advises on his diet for when at sea. pp.208-9. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3269, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(625, 'CUL/1/1/15/110', '1782-08-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 August 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr. Lancelot Aery in which Cullen advises that \'[i]f the person is capable of coition which they are not always I advise it in the manner you have been, before the time of expected pollution\'.', 'Letter in response to an enquiry about a case. Cullen advises that \'[i]f the person is capable of coition which they are not always I advise it in the manner you have been, before the time of expected pollution\', p.210.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:25:35', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5038, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(626, 'CUL/1/1/15/111', '1782-08-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 August 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', '\nDirections on regimen for Mr William Foster in the form of a numbered list. The patient has an ailment of the eye which Cullen believe to be \'of the paralytic kind\'; his instructions recommend that his hair should be shaved off and four or five leeches placed around the eye. ', '\nInstructions for Mr William Foster in the form of a numbered list. The patient has an ailment of the eye which Cullen believe to be \'of the paralytic kind\'; his instructions recommend that his hair should be shaved off and four or five leeches placed around the eye. pp.211-2.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:27:56', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5067, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(627, 'CUL/1/1/15/112', '1782-08-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 August 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mrs Neil Campbell\' [Vol.15 p.213]. A short letter to Mrs Campbell, who is recovering well under the care of Mr Fullarton.', 'Short letter to Mrs Neil Campbell who is recovering well under Mr Fullarton\'s care. p.213.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3419, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(628, 'CUL/1/1/15/113', '1782-08-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 August 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to J.  Spens for whom Cullen had recently proposed a course of mercury, discussing and, to some extent disagreeing with the treatments adopted by local surgeons  [Vol.15, pp.214-5]. Cullen becomes unusually self-reflective: \'We are by no means infallible guides and men sometimes suffer by our mistakes but still it is the safest and surest for every one to follow implicitly the advice of those who have the best pretensions to judgement, experience and probity\'.', '\nLetter to J.  Spens for whom Cullen had recently proposed a course of mercury, disagreeing with the treatment other doctors have recommended. \'We are by no means infallible guides and men sometimes suffer by our mistakes but still it is the safest and surest for every one to follow implicitly the advice of those who have the best pretensions to judgement, experience &amp; probity\'. pp.214-5.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2318, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(629, 'CUL/1/1/15/114', '1782-08-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 August 1782', '', 'Mrs Dunlop', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'John\' at Kilpatrick, concerning \'Mrs Dunlop\', a patient whom Cullen has \'always loved and esteemed\'. [Vol. 15 pp.216-7].', 'Letter addressed \'John\' for Mrs Dunlop, \'whom I have always loved and estemed\'. Cullen suggests Dr Stevenson\'s Pills. pp.216-7.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2148, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(630, 'CUL/1/1/15/220', '1782-08-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 August 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply for Miss Douglas, whose ailments Cullen believes \'have not proceeded to any dangerous degree\'. He recommends returning to the south, and ideally a journey to Madeira or at least the southern parts of Europe. ', 'Letter for Miss Douglas, whose ailments Cullen believes \'have not proceeded to any dangerous degree\'. He recommends returning to the south, and ideally a journey to Madeira or at least the southern parts of Europe. pp.218-20.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 00:08:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5036, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(631, 'CUL/1/1/15/115', '1782-08-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 August 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning Miss Forster, the Berwick postmaster\'s daughter, whose ailment Cullen guesses to be \'of Psora kind\' [p.221-2]. Mentions Mr William Forster.', 'Letter concerning Miss Forster, whose ailment Cullen guesses to be \'of Psora kind\'. pp.221-2. She is .daughter of Ralph Forster, the Berwick postmaster, mentions Mr William Forster.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2411, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(632, 'CUL/1/1/15/116', '1782-09-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 September 1782', '', 'Mr Liddell & a Lady', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to a Dr Liddell regarding one of his patients, who has become ill after a miscarriage. ', 'Letter to a physician Liddell regarding one of his patients, who has become ill after a miscarriage. pp.223-4.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 00:19:05', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4783, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(633, 'CUL/1/1/15/117', '1782-09-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 September 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr D. Leslie C[oncerning] Mr Rudd\' [Vol.15 pp.225-6]. Cullen believes the patient\'s condition to arise from a tendency to gout exacerbated by \'the mischief from warm bathing\'. ', 'Letter to Dr D Leslie concerning Mr Rudd, whose condition Cullen believes to arise from a tendency to gout exacerbated by \'the mischief from warm bathing\'. 00.225-6.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3555, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(634, 'CUL/1/1/15/118', '1782-09-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 September 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, headed \'Mrs Arnot &amp; Mr Alston\' [Vol.15 pp.227-9], concerning two of William Hamilton\'s patients, Mrs Arnot (who is pregnant) and her brother Thomas Alston, both of whom Cullen has now spoken to. Cullen suspects \'a confirmed schirrosity\' in Mrs Arnot\'s gullet. He suggests blistering and an issue. For Mr Alston, who suffers from fits attributed to \'a congestion of blood in the vessels of the head\', he recommends leeches and includes cephalic and cooling recipes.', 'Letter to William [Hamilton], regarding two of his patients, Mrs Arnot (who is pregnant) and her brother Thomas Alston, both of whom Cullen has now spoken to. Cullen suspects \'a confirmed schirrosity\' in Mrs Arnot\'s gullet. He suggests blistering and an issue. For Mr Alston, who suffers from fits attributed to \'a congestion of blood in the vessels of the head\', he recommends leeches and includes cephalic and cooling recipes. pp.228-9. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2175, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(635, 'CUL/1/1/15/119', '1782-09-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 September 1782', '', 'Mr Cumming', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Cumming whose condition is now receding, recommending that he continue to use the injection prescribed earlier.', 'Letter to Mr Cumming whose condition is now receding, recommending that he continue to use the injection prescribed earlier. p.230.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 00:07:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5047, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(636, 'CUL/1/1/15/120', '1782-09-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 September 1782', '', 'Mr Wm Inglis', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to William Inglis concerning the recurance of the intermittent aguish fits he had fourteen years ago. Cullen suggests Peruvian bark, to be taken at five-day intervals after each fit of fever.', 'Letter to William Inglis concerning the reccurance of the intermittent aguish fits he had fourteen years ago. Cullen suggests Peruvian bark, to be taken at five-day intervals after each fit. pp.231-2.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 00:14:05', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5088, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(637, 'CUL/1/1/15/122', '1782-09-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 September 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Instructions for Major Telfer, chiefly on diet, exercise and avoiding cold. ', 'Instructions for Major Telfer, chiefly on diet, exercise and avoiding cold. pp.233-4.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 00:12:57', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5040, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(638, 'CUL/1/1/15/123', '1782-09-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 September 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Instructions for Mrs Aikman. Cullen believes, after seeing and conversing with her, that \'she has no particular disease and her ailments depend entirely upon weakness\'. He recommends a regular journey. ', 'Instructions for Mrs Aikman. Cullen believes, after seeing and conversing with her, that \'she has no particular disease and herailments depend entirely upon weakness\'. He recommends a regular journey. pp.235-6.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 23:35:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4573, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(639, 'CUL/1/1/15/124', '1782-09-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 September 1782', '', 'Mrs Tarpsley', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning Mrs Tarpley, who is suffering from illness during her pregnancy [Vol. 15, pp.237-8].', 'Letter concerning Mrs Tarpley, who is suffering from illness during her pregnancy. pp.237-8.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1764, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(640, 'CUL/1/1/15/125', '1782-09-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 September 1782', '', 'Dr Hugh Dougal & M White', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Hugh Dougal concerning the case of A. White, whose illness Cullen does not believe to be scrophula but rather \'a suppuration consequence of pneumonic inflammation\'.', 'Letter to Dr Hugh Dougal concerning the case of A. White, whose illness Cullen does not believe to be scrophula but rather \'a suppuration consequence of pneumonic inflammation\', p.238.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 00:12:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5044, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(641, 'CUL/1/1/15/126', '1782-09-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 September 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Instructions for Mrs Macewan.', 'Instructions for Mrs Macewan, pp.240-1.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 00:11:25', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5029, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(642, 'CUL/1/1/15/127', '1782-09-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 September 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Sir J[ohn] Cathcart\' [Vol.15 pp.242-3], who has already been treated by a Dr Cambell and his assistants. An enclosed letter for \'yourself and Dr Campbell\' explaining that in case Sir John wanted to read the main letter, there was nothing in it on the nature of his disease or of \'the event to be expected\', but that this was briefly detailed in the addition.', '\nLetter for Sir John Cathcart, who has already been treated by a Dr Cambell and his assistants. An enclosed letter for \'yourself and Dr Campbell\' explaining that in case Sir John wanted to read the main letter, there was nothing in it on the nature of his disease or of \'the event to be expected\', but that this was briefly detailed in the addition. pp.242-3.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2630, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(643, 'CUL/1/1/15/128', '1782-10-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 October 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Alston\' [Vol.15 p.244], including Cullen giving his opinions on a West Indies voyage. \'To do this very positively would require a conjurer and I hope the family do not believe that I have any dealings with the Devil but I will say what I think.\' He also says, of Mr Alston\'s sister: \'I wish with all my heart I could relieve Mrs Arnot but I don\'t find any thing to offer.\' A postscript asks if Hamilton can be of service to a midwife in Glasgow, Mrs Mcwright, \'who formerly had a particular connexion with my family\'.', '\nLetter to William Hamilton on the case of Mr Alston, including Cullen giving his opinions on a West Indies voyage. \'To do this very positively would require a conjurer and I hope the family do not believe that I have any dealings with the Devil but I will say what I think.\' He also says, of Mr Alston\'s sister: \'I wish with all my heart I could relieve Mrs Arnot but I don\'t find any thing to offer.\' A postscript asks if Hamilton can be of service to a midwife in Glasgow, Mrs Mcwright, \'who formerly had a particular connexion with my family\'. p.244 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2791, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(644, 'CUL/1/1/15/129', '1782-10-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 October 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Captain Campbell\' [Vol.15 pp.245-7], whose complaint is \'entirely of the Spasmodic kind\'.', 'Letter containing instructions for Captain Campbell, whose complaint is \'entirely of the Spasmodic kind\'. pp.245-7.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2708, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(645, 'CUL/1/1/15/130', '1782-10-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'October? 1782?', '', 'Mr Foster Senr. of Berwick', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Foster Senr. at Berwick\' [Vol.15 pp.248-9], whose disease Cullen classifies as \'a bilious Diarrhea, but with a considerable irritability of his guts\'.', 'Letter for Mr Foster, whose disease Cullen classifies as \'a bilious Diarrhea, but with a considerable irritability of his guts and almost a [?] disposition\'. pp.248-9.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2308, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(646, 'CUL/1/1/15/131', '1782-10-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 October 1782', '', 'Mrs Blair', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning Mrs Blair. Cullen agrees with the treatment she has received, but warns that \'there is no trusting to remissions\'. Addressee, a practitioner, is\n unnamed.', 'Letter to physician regarding one of his patients, a Mrs Blair. Cullen agrees with the treatment she has received, but warns that \'there is no trusting to remissions\'. p.250.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:03:15', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5045, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(647, 'CUL/1/1/15/133', '1782-10-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 October 1782', '', 'Mr Purves', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Purves\' [Vol.15 pp.251-2], whose case Cullen believes to be \'purely Dysenteric\'. Final page(s) missing.', 'Letter to a physician regarding one of his patients, Mr Purves, whose case Cullen believes to be \'purely Dysenteric\'. Machine scribal copy. pp.251-2.\n\nImages 1&2 re-ordered. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2311, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(648, 'CUL/1/1/15/134', '1782-10-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 October 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Loose letter tucked behind document 649. A poor copy due to a slightly shifted duplication at the same quality of ink pressing. Gives dietary advice for Mr Forster, who has been liable to feverishness and looseness, which is now under control.', 'Loose letter tucked behind CUL/1/1/15/135. A poor copy, with dietary advice for Mr Forster, who has been liable to feverishness and looseness, now under control. Given date and symptoms, it would appear to belong with the case of William Forster in Berwick (Case 1486). [MMG] POORCOPY Transcribed despite visual quality, no image modification can reduce the copying error that has resulted in a slightly shifted duplication at the same quality of ink pressing,. JOB 14/11/14', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4874, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(649, 'CUL/1/1/15/135', '1782-10-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 October 1782', '', 'Earl of Dalhousie', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the Earl of Dalhousie, whose \'breathless fits\' Cullen believes to arise from \'a gouty disposition in the system\'.', 'Letter regarding the Earl of Dalhousie, whose \'breathless fits\' Cullen believes to arise from \'a gouty disposition in the system\'. pp.253-4.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:06:28', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5078, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(650, 'CUL/1/1/15/136', '1782-10-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 October 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Revd. Wilson whose ailments seem to be recovering under Cullen\'s care. Cullen prescribes further medicines due to \'a rheumatic or rather a gouty disposition in your system\'. ', 'Letter to Revd. Wilson whose ailments seem to be recovering under Cullen\'s care. Cullen prescribes further medicines due to \'a rheumatic or rather a gouty disposition in your system\'. p.255.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:04:25', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5030, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(651, 'CUL/1/1/15/137', '1782-10-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 October 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr ____ Children\' [Col.15 pp.256-9]. Cullen gives instructions to \'strengthen their weakly constitution\' and to \'mend some faults which seem to be in their blood\'.', 'Letter regarding an anonymous man\'s children (his name is left blank). Cullen gives instructions to \'strengthen their weakly constitution\' and to \'mend some faults which seem to be in their blood\'. pp.256-9.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2711, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(652, 'CUL/1/1/15/138', '1782-10-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 October 1782', '', 'Mr Walker & Lady Douglas', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', '\nReply to Mr Walker concerning Lady H. Douglas, one of Lord Selkirk\'s family, of whose recovery Cullen seems confident. She has injured her head but Cullen does not believe there to be any fracture or effusion, rather \'purely a case of concussion, the effects of which I have seen both violent and of long continuance\'. ', '\nReply to Mr Walker concerning Lady H. Douglas, one of Lord Selkirk\'s family, of whose recovery Cullen seems confident. She has injured her head but Cullen does not believe there to be any fracture or effusion, rather \'purely a case of concussion, the effects of which I have seen both violent and of long continuance\'. p.260', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:05:11', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5027, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(653, 'CUL/1/1/15/139', '1782-10-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 October 1782', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Thomson\'s Daughter\' [Vol.15 pp.261-2].  Cullen believes there is \'a great deal of humour in Miss Thomson\'s blood\'.', 'Letter for Mrs Thomson\'s daughter. Cullen believes there is \'a great deal of humour in Miss Thomson\'s blood\'. pp.261-2.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2310, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(654, 'CUL/1/1/15/140', '1782-10-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 October 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Directions for Mr Peter Harkness, whose case has been drawn up by Mr [Yestour?]. Instructions are largely dietary, beginning with a course of asses\' milk. ', 'Instructions for Mr Peter Harkness, whose case has been drawn up by Mr [Yestour?]. Instructions are largely dietary, beginning with a course of asses\' milk. pp.263-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:28:54', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5075, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(655, 'CUL/1/1/15/141', '1782-10-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 October 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mrs Maxwell of Munshes\' [Vol.15 pp.265-6]; Cullen believes that \'with originally weak nerves and delicacy of body, you have had some heat arise in your blood and have some infirmity in the region of the womb\'. Also includes a recipe for Mr Maxwell of Munshes.', 'Reply for Mrs Maxwell of Monshes who, Cullen believes, \'with originally weak nerves and delicacy of body, you have had some heat arise in your blood and have some infirmity in the region of the womb\'. pp/265-6.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2755, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(656, 'CUL/1/1/15/142', '1782-11-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 November 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning Mr Foster\'s case, written after a consultation with Dr Monro [Vol. 15, p. 267]. Cullen believes that his ailments are \'owing to a redundancy of bile from a west India climate rendered still more troublesome by coming to a northern one\'.', 'Reply concerning Mr Foster\'s case, written after a consultation with Dr Monro. Cullen believes that his ailments are \'owing to a redundancy of bile from a west India climate rendered still more troublesome by coming to a northern one\' [Vol. 15, p. 267].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2309, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(657, 'CUL/1/1/15/143', '1782-11-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 November 1782', '', '', 3, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to Miss M. Ferguson, in which Cullen cautions her that he would have been better able to advise her if he had seen her in person or if a surgeon had related her case to him [Vol. 15, p. 268]. Enclosed recipe on paper apart mentioned but not copied. Destination of letter, Dunfermline, inferred from later letters. ', 'Letter to Miss M. Ferguson, in which Cullen cautions her that he would have been better able to advise her if he had seen her in person or if a surgeon had related her case to him. p.268 Destination of letter, Dunfermline, inferred from later letters. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3043, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(658, 'CUL/1/1/15/144', '1782-11-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 November 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to a physician concerning the child of a Mr Macknight, who has asked Cullen to relate the case. Cullen diagnoses nothing more than \'a paralytic affection of one arm\' and agrees with the electricity being considered, giving instructions for its use. ', 'Letter to a physician regarding the child of a Mr Macknight, who has asked Cullen to relate the case. Cullen diagnoses nothing more than \'a paralytic affection of one arm\' and agrees with the electricity being considered, giving instructions for its use. p.269', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:31:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3895, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(659, 'CUL/1/1/15/145', '1782-11-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 November 1782', '', '', 3, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of James Gordon of Glastirum, as related by a Mr Stuart. Cullen diagnoses \'an atonic gout\' and recommends a pea issue below the knee of one leg.', 'Letter on the case of James Gordon of [Glastirum], as related by a Mr Stuart. Cullen diagnoses \'an atonic gout\' and recommends a pea issue below the knee of one leg.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 20:56:39', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5019, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(660, 'CUL/1/1/15/146', '1782-11-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 November 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to an unnamed physician about one of his patients, Mr Lawson. Cullen thinks his symptoms seem to imply a stone in the bladder, but is certain this is not the case, and suspects an ulcer in the rectum instead.', 'Letter to a physician about one of his patients, Mr Lawson. Cullen thinks his symptoms seem to imply a stone in the bladder, but is certain this is not the case, and suspects an ulcer in the rectum instead. pp.271-2.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:35:47', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5057, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(661, 'CUL/1/1/15/221', '1782-11-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 November 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply regarding Mr Peter Harkness. Cullen states his certainty \'of there being a collection of matter in the thorax\'.', 'Letter regarding Mr Peter Harkness. Cullen states his certainty \'of there being a collection of matter in the thorax\'. pp.273-4.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:29:43', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5077, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(662, 'CUL/1/1/15/147', '1782-11-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 November 1782', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply for Mr Irvine. Cullen believes that his ailments arise from a stone in the bladder, but gives alternate suggestions to operating \'if either a stone shall not be found or that he will not submitt to the operation\'. ', 'Letter for Mr Irvine. Cullen believes that his ailments arise from a stone in the bladder, but gives alternate suggestions to operating \'if either a stone shall not be found or that he will not submitt to the operation\'. pp.275-6. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:37:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5065, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(663, 'CUL/1/1/15/148', '1782-11-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 November 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', '\nReply concerning  the case of Mr Gordon of Glastinum. Cullen confirms his earlier opinion that the case is one of atonic gout, and gives advice with the caveat that \'In all such cases at a distance much mut be left to the discretion of the practitioners upon the spot\'.', '\nLetter regarding the case of Mr Gordon of [Glastinum?]. Cullen confirms his earlier opinion that the case is one of atonic gout, and gives advice with the caveat that \'In all such cases at a distance much mut be left to the discretion of the practitioners upon the spot\'. pp.278-9.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 20:56:07', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5020, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(664, 'CUL/1/1/15/149', '1782-11-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 November 1782', '', 'Mr Spiers of', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply for Mr Speirs giving advice for taking the prescribed medicines once he arrives at Dublin. ', 'Letter for Mr Speirs giving advice for taking the prescribed medicines once he arrives at Dublin. pp.279-89.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 00:10:06', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5072, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(665, 'CUL/1/1/15/150', '1782-11-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 November 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Macdougal Dunollan\' [Vol.15 pp.280-1]. The letter is addressed to Mr Macdougal, who appears to possess medical knowledge, and concerns his brother. Cullen describes the patient\'s fits as \'of the Epileptic kind\', but states that he will need to see the progression of the disease before deciding on the best course of treatment. In the meantime, he suggests \'reducing every circumstance of a plethoric state\'.', 'Letter to Mr Macdougal, who also appears to have medical experience, regarding his brother. Cullen describes the patient\'s fits as epileptic, but states that he will need to see the progression of the disease before being best sure of treatment. In the meantime he suggests \'reducing every circumstance of a plethoric State\'. pp.280-1.-RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4810, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(666, 'CUL/1/1/15/151', '1782-11-11', 'c', 'c', 'i', '11? November 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Captn. Grant\' [Vol.15 pp.283-6]', '\nLetter for Captain Grant. Cullen believes, upon considering his history, that in America he was threatened with a consumption but that since the voyage home to Britain his troubles seem to be receding. He advises that at the first return of any symptoms, the patient should \'quit this country for Lisbon or some other Southern climate\', and meantime gives detailed directions for the patient to follow. pp.283-6.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3730, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(667, 'CUL/1/1/15/152', '1782-11-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 November 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Captain Grant\' [Vol.15 pp.287-8], giving instructions on diet, exercise and blistering and on taking the medicines in the enclosed recipe. The last few lines of the main body of the letter seem to be missing from the copy.', 'Letter for Captain Grant, following on from Doc ID 666, giving instructions on diet, exercise and blistering and on taking the medicines in the enclosed recipe. pp.287-8. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3732, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(668, 'CUL/1/1/15/155', '1784-11-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 November 1784', '', 'Sutherland of Clyne', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Sutherland of Clyne\' [Vol.15 p.289], probably addressed to John Alves. Cullen fears that the patient (\'an old acquaintance of mine\') has left it too long to follow his suggestion to go to Inverness, but gives advice for his treatment all the same. For his paralysis, \'I have nothing to propose but a trial of Electricity which I believe he cannot have north of Inverness.\' He also suspects a kidney stone.', 'Letter to a physician (probably John Alves) regarding Mr Sutherland, \'an old acquaintance of mine\'. Cullen fears that the patient has left it too long to follow his suggestion to go to Inverness, but gives advice for his treatment all the same. For his paralysis, \'I have nothing to propose but a trial of Electricity which I believe he cannot have north of Inverness.\' He also suspects a kidney stone. p.289. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2752, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(669, 'CUL/1/1/15/156', '1782-11-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 November 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Directions for Mr McGoun, largely instructions on how and when he should take the prescribed medicines. ', 'Directions for Mr McGoun, largely instructions on how and when he should take the prescribed medicines. pp.290-1', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:39:37', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4948, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(670, 'CUL/1/1/15/157', '1782-11-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 November 1782', '', 'Mr Speirs of Glasgow', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Short reply to Mr Speirs concerning treatment with purgatives.', 'Short letter to Mr Speirs concerning treatment with purgatives. p.292.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 00:10:46', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5073, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(671, 'CUL/1/1/15/158', '1782-11-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 November 1782', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to  [Dr John Storer] regarding Mr Burnside\'s case. Cullen is confident in his earlier advice, but recommends that if any of the patient\'s ailments return, particularly his \'low spirits\', that he should go to Bath for several weeks. ', 'Letter to  [Dr John Storer] regarding Mr Burnside\'s case. Cullen is confident in his earlier advice, but recommends that if any of the patient\'s ailments return, particularly his \'low spirits\', that he should go to Bath for several weeks. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 16:04:08', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4849, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(672, 'CUL/1/1/15/159', '1782-11-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 November 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply regarding the case of Captain Douglas, suggesting blistering and the careful observation of a proper regimen. ', 'Letter regarding the case of Captain Douglas, suggesting blistering and a the careful observation of a proper regimen. p.295.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 00:09:08', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5032, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(673, 'CUL/1/1/15/160', '1782-11-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 November 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Macdougal Dunollan\' [Vol.15 p.296]. Cullen gives directions for the brother of Mr Macdougal. Cullen\'s directions are chiefly dietary, but he also recommends travelling to London, and hopes to see Mr Macdougal and his brother in Edinburgh soon.', 'Directions for the brother of Mr Macdougal, chiefly dietary. p.296., but not numbered. Cullen recommends travelling to London and hopes to see Macdougal and his brother in Edinburgh soon. -RD ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4811, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(674, 'CUL/1/1/15/161', '1782-11-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 November 1782', '', 'Sir John Cathcart vid. p 242', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Sir John Cathcart\' [Vol.15 pp.297-8], suggesting further treatment: \'by the accounts I had from you formerly I did not expect he would have lasted till now\'.', 'Letter regarding the case of Sir John Cathcart, suggesting further treatment: \'by the accounts I had from you formerly I did not expect he would have lasted till now\'. pp.297-8.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2631, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(675, 'CUL/1/1/15/162', '1782-11-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 November 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to an unnamed practitioner [possibly Dr Richardson?]  regarding the case of the daughter of Mrs Thomson at Alnwick, discussing her treatment with medication [Vol.14, p.299]. Cullen thanks him for sending earlier \'a copy go the prescriptions i gave Mrs Thomson\' but \'I generally keep copies of the advices I send to the country\'. ', 'Letter to an unnamed practitioner [possibly Dr Richardson?]  regarding the case of Mrs Thomson at Alnwick, discussing her treatment with medication. p.299. Cullen has had to ask for a copy of an earlier prescription though he usually keeps copies.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5063, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(676, 'CUL/1/1/15/163', '1782-11-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 November 1782', '', 'Dr Alves C. Sutherland of Clyne', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Alves C[oncerning] Sutherland of Clyne\' [Vol.15 p.300]. Cullen now believes the patient has a stone in his bladder, and recommends the use of soap and lime water, and Uva Ursi.', 'Letter to Dr Alves regarding the case of Sutherland of Clyne. Cullen now believes he has a stone in his bladder, and recommending the use of soap and lime water,and Uva Ursi. p.300. {MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2753, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(677, 'CUL/1/1/15/164', '1782-11-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 November 1782', '', 'Mr Macknights Child', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply regarding Mr Macknight\'s daughter, whose condition has shown no significant improvement, despite the use of electricity. Cullen suggests, as a stimulant, a mixture of spirit of wine and caustic volatile alkali, applied once a day to the shoulder. ', 'Letter regarding Mr Macknight\'s daughter, whose condition has shown no significant improvement, despite the use of electricity. Cullen suggests, as a stimulant, a mixture of spirit of wine and caustic volatile alkali, applied once a day to the shoulder. p.301. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:31:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3896, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(678, 'CUL/1/1/15/165', '1782-11-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 November 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Miss M. Ferguson v. p. 28[2]\' [Vol.15 pp.302-3]. Cullen advises Miss Ferguson on taking the medicines prescribed. A postscript adds \'Tho I have sent you the prescription as if you were to get the medicines at Dumfermline I believe it would be more secure for you to get them from Edinburgh\'.', '\nLetter to Miss Margaret Ferguson regarding her ongoing case, giving her advice on taking the medicines prescribed. A postscript adds \'Tho I have sent you the prescription as if you were to get the medicines at Dumfermline I believe it would be more secure for you to get them from Edinburgh.\' pp.302-3. Reply to a letter received on 23rd November.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:28:13', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3045, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(679, 'CUL/1/1/15/166', '1782-12-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 December 1782', '', 'Mr Wm Spence', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr W[illia]m Spence\' [Vol.15 p.304]. Spence\'s son\'s condition has been responding well to treatment, leaving him with only a few headaches in the morning.', 'Letter concerning the son of Mr William Spence, the addressee, whose condition has been responding well to treatment, leaving him with only a few headaches in the morning. p.304.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2307, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(680, 'CUL/1/1/15/167', '1782-12-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 December 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to the physician, \'William [Hamilton]\', concerning the case of Mr Alston. Cullen is very disappointed not to have seen any improvement, and is very concerned for his health. he proposes cuprum ammoniacum as an antispasmodic for his fits. He is happy to hear that Mrs Arnot (Mr Alston\'s sister) is somewhat better, but \'I have nothing new to offer with respect to her\' [Vol.15, p.305].', 'Letter to a physician, \'William [Hamilton]\', concerning the case of Mr Alston. Cullen is very disappointed not to have seen any improvement, and is very concerned for his health. he proposes cuprum ammoniacum as an antispasmodic for his fits. He is happy to hear that Mrs Arnot (Mr Alston\'s sister) is somewhat better, but \'I have nothing new to offer with respect to her\'.  p.305. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2790, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(681, 'CUL/1/1/15/168', '1782-12-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 December 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply regarding the case of Mr Gordon of Glastirum, who is \'much relieved in his complaints\' [Vol. 15, pp.306-7]. Cullen is pleased to hear of his improvement, and recommends riding as much as the weather will allow. In case Mr Gordon or his Lady wished to see this reply, to avoid causing them anxiety Cullen also sends an enclosed, private letter, addressed only to the correspondent (possibly the \'Mr Stewart of Document 659?), in which he cautions that there is the possibility of a fatal dropsy.', '\nLetter regarding the case of Mr Gordon of Glastirum, who is \'much relieved in his complaints\'. Cullen is pleased to hear of his improvement, and recommends riding as much as the weather will allow. An enclosed, private letter, written to the correspondent in case Mr Gordon or his Lady wished to see the previous, cautions the possibility of dropsy. pp.306-7.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5021, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(682, 'CUL/1/1/15/169', '1782-12-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 December 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', '\nReply to Joshua Harris concerning an unnamed male patient. Cullen doubts that \'the absorbtion of [lead]\' is to blame for his symptoms: \'The human ecconomy is liable to be affected by many different causes some of them unheeded or imperciptible and therefore are we so often mistaken in assigning remote causes\'.', '\nReply to Joshua Harris concerning an unnamed male patient. Cullen doubts that \'the absorbtion of [lead]\' is to blame for his symptoms: \'The human ecconomy is liable to be affected by many different causes some of them unheeded or imperciptible and therefore are we so often mistaken in assigning remote causes.\' p.308.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 22:06:06', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5062, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(683, 'CUL/1/1/15/170', '1782-12-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'December 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply concerning Mr Harrison\'s case, passed to Cullen by Mr Stanger. Cullen says that although the case is unusual, \'it has frequently happened before and is mentioned by medical writers\'.', 'Letter regarding Mr Harrison\'s case, passed to Cullen by Mr Stanger. Cullen says that although the case is unusual, \'it has frequently happened before and is mentioned by medical writers\'. pp.309-10.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:33:32', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3462, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(684, 'CUL/1/1/15/171', '1782-12-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 December 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Short reply to patient, Mr McGouan. Cullen is \'glad to have a better opinion of your State than you have yourself\', and \'see[s] no grounds for that absolute depair of recovery which you express\'. Incoming letter of 12th untraced.', 'Short letter to patient, Mr McGouan. Cullen is \'glad to have a better opinion of your State than you have yourself\', and \'see[s] no grounds for that absolute depair of recovery which you express\'. p.311. Incoming letter of 12th untraced.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:40:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4949, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(685, 'CUL/1/1/15/172', '1782-12-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 December 1782', '', 'Captain Davidson', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Captain Davidson\' [Vol.15 pp.312-4]. Cullen affirms his earlier advice that the chief remedy is cold bathing, but also gives directions for a regimen, including \'Temperance in every respect\' and the avoidance of \'a rich and full diet\'. Mentions sending a recipe to Mr Russell.', 'Letter to Captain Davidson. Cullen affirms his earlier advice that the chief remedy is cold bathing, but also gives directions for a regimen, including \'Temperance in every respect\' and the avoidance of \'a rich and full diet\'. Mentions sending a prescription to Mr Russell. pp.312-4.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3420, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(686, 'CUL/1/1/15/173', '1782-12-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 December 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, following up on the case of a Mr J. B., giving some further suggestions for his treatment [Vol.15, pp.314-5]. Presumably addressed either to the Mr Bryan who first reported the case or the Dr Charleton who has also been in attendance. In terms of contents, serves as something of an \'after-thought\' to the previous letter on the same case written the day before (see Doc:687). ', 'Letter regarding the case of a Mr J. B., giving some further suggestions for his treatment. Postscript to CUL/1/1/15/174. p.315. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:28:23', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2713, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(687, 'CUL/1/1/15/174', '1782-12-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 December 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply regarding the treatment of Mr. J. B., whose case Cullen believes to have been \'brought on by a general rheumatic Diathesis\', but to be now\' very much a local affection of the Muscles employed in keeping the head and neck erect\' [Vol.15, pp. 316-7].', 'Letter regarding the treatment of Mr. J. B., whose case Cullen believes to have been \'brought on by a general rheumatic Diathesis\', but to be now\' very much a local affection of the Muscles employed in keeping the head and neck erect\'. pp.316-7.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2714, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(688, 'CUL/1/1/15/175', '1782-12-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 December 1782', '', 'Dr Drennan & Mrs Mallaire', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'reply to Dr Drennan regarding the case of \'the agreeable Mrs Mattaire [Mattear]\' [Vol. 15, pp.318-9]. Cullen suggests that the best remedy is the use of opium to \'break the force\' of fits when they occur, and to use tonics to enable her to resist their occurrence. The surname of the sister is not clear and the variant spellings used throughout the letter have been added this to the notes on her database entry. ', 'Letter to Dr Drennan regarding the case of \'the agreeable Mrs Mattaire\' .Cullen suggests that the best remedy is the use of opium to \'break the force\' of fits when they occur, and to use tonics to enable her to resist their occurrence. pp.318-9. The surname of the sister is not clear and variant spellings are used throughout the letter- I have added this to the notes on her database entry. GW Name corrected from Mallaire by DS.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2097, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(689, 'CUL/1/1/15/176', '1782-12-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 December 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to Mr Lawson regarding his ongoing case. Cullen is sorry to hear that the injection prescribed earlier has been ineffective, and suggests drinking lime water instead. ', 'Letter to Mr Lawson regarding his ongoing case. Cullen is sorry to hear that the injection prescribed earlier has been ineffective, and suggests drinking lime water instead. p.320.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:36:12', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5056, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(690, 'CUL/1/1/15/177', '1782-12-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 December 1782', '', 'Mr Ingham & Miss Peariths', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Ingham Concerning Miss Peariths\' [Vol.15 pp.321-2]: \'you will not expect that I can do much for your patient and indeed I do not expect to do more than to palliate a little\'.', 'Letter to physician regarding his patient, Miss Barbara Peariths: \'you will not expect that I can do much for your patient and indeed I do not expect to do more than to palliate a little\'. p.321-2.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1979, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(691, 'CUL/1/1/15/178', '1782-12-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 December 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply regarding Sir John Cathcart\'s ongoing illness [Vol. 15, pp.323-4]. Cullen suggests \'there is much reason to suspect that some part of the hydropic diathesis may remain\'. He also discusses mercury: \'It is possible and even probable that the Hydrocephalus of Infants has been cured by a Solution raised by Mercury, but I take the Hydrocephalus of Infants to be a very different disease\'.', '\nLetter regarding Sir John Cathcart\'s ongoing illness. Cullen suggests \'there is much reason to suspect that some part of the hydropic diathesis may remain\'. He also discusses mercury: \'It is possible &amp; even probable that the Hydrocephalus of Infants has been cured by a Solution raised by Mercury, but I take the Hydrocephalus of Infants to be a very different disease\'. pp.323-4.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2614, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(692, 'CUL/1/1/15/179', '1782-12-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 December 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, brief, to William Hamilton regarding the ongoing case of Mr Alston; Cullen agrees with the current treatment, and encloses a cephalic prescription.', 'Short letter to William Hamilton regarding the ongoing case of Mr Alston; Cullen agrees with the current treatment, and encloses a cephalic prescription. pp.325-6. [MMG}', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 11:16:07', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2788, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(693, 'CUL/1/1/15/180', '1783-01-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 January 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Miss Home of Branxton\' [Vol.15 p.327]. The instructions supplied are partly dietary but mainly concern the correct procedure for Miss Home taking her medicines.', 'Instructions for Miss Home, partly dietary but mainly regarding the correct procedure for taking her medicines. p.327. Recipe to follow on p. 357 -RD\n\nNot sure if \"For Receipts see p 357\" it\'s correct to use handshift and div. It\'s not an annot. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 10:52:43', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4812, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(694, 'CUL/1/1/15/181', '1783-01-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 January 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Rev Macfarlane. Cullen states that it was very proper to judge his complaints as \'of a Phthisical nature\' and recommends a journey to Bristol. A postscript mentions that \'If Mr Macfarlane has no other funds than his stipend it was not necessary for him to send me any money\'. ', 'Letter regarding the case of Rev Macfarlane. Cullen states that it was very proper to judge his complaints as \'of a Phthisical nature\' in August and September, but gives new instructions for his further treatment, recommending a voyage to Bristol. A postscript mentions that \'If Mr Macfarlane has no other funds than his stipend it was not necessary for him to send me any money\', pp.329-30. The patient may be tentatively identified as Rev. Robert MacFarlane of Kilfinan, since he is described as being \'in Western parts\', and is known to have died in his early 30s in 1785, after years of ill-health which prevented him carrying out his duties (See Fasti EcclesiÃ¦ ScotianÃ¦, vol. 4. p. 29). His physician (from Doc ID 2642) is probably Hugh Marshall, though Ivie Campbell is also possible. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:19:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5050, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(695, 'CUL/1/1/15/182', '1783-01-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 January 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning  the case of Gordon of Glastirum, who is suffering from a tumour. Cullen suggests medicinal remedies, but cautions that they may take a long time to show effect. ', 'Letter regarding the case of Gordon of Glastirum, who is suffering from a tumour. Cullen suggests medicinal remedies, but cautions that they may take a long time to show effect. pp.331-2.\n\nAnnotation:\nGordon of Glastirum', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 20:58:45', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5022, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(696, 'CUL/1/1/15/183', '1783-01-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 January 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Heysham C[oncerning] a Lady\' [Vol.15 pp.333-4]. Cullen believes the patient is \'strongly threatened with a Phthisis\'.', 'Letter to Dr Heysham physician regarding one of his patients, who Cullen believes is \'strongly threatened with a Phthisis\'. pp.333-4.\n\nAnnotation:\nDr Heysham & a Lady', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5444, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(697, 'CUL/1/1/15/184', '1783-01-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 January 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr And. Wilson C[oncerning] Mr Duncan\' [Vol.15 pp.335-6]. Cullen and another doctor, either Monro or Andrew Wilson, have examined together with particular attention to the state of his eyes.', 'Letter to Dr Andrew Wilson regarding the case of Mr Duncan, who Cullen and another doctor [either Monro or Andrew Wilson] have examined together with particular attention to the state of his eyes. pp.335-6.\n\nAnnotation:\nDr. And. Wilson &amp; Mr Duncan', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5452, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(698, 'CUL/1/1/15/185', '1783-01-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 January 1783', '', 'Gordon of Glastirum', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the continuing illness of Gordon of Glastirum. Cullen believes his symptoms \'all give suspicion of Hydropic Effusion into every Cavity\'.\n\n', 'Letter regarding the continuing illness of Gordon of Glastirum. Cullen believes his symptoms \'all give suspicion of Hydropic Effusion into every Cavity.\' p.337.\n\nAnnotation:\nGordon of Glastirum', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 20:58:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5026, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(699, 'CUL/1/1/15/186', '1783-01-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 January 1783', '', 'Miss Mary Fergusson', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Miss Margaret Ferguson, regretting that she has \'made but little progress in your recovery\' and suggesting an issue behind the shoulder or into an arm [Vol.15, pp.338-9]. ', 'Reply to Miss Margaret Ferguson, regretting that she has \'made but little progress in your recovery\' and suggesting an issue behind the shoulder or into an arm. pp.338-9. [was wrongly entered as 1782 DS]. Part of the text on right side of page three is wanting. Not sure which physician Wemyss is being referred to in letter, picked ID1752 as he was in Dunfermline. \n\nAnnotation:\nMiss Mary Fergusson', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3053, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(700, 'CUL/1/1/15/187', '1783-01-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 January 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to the Glasgow surgeon James Parlane concerning Mr Thom, who is \'threatened with a Phthisis\'. Cullen apologises for not writing sooner, but explains that when the letter arrived he was \'so much indisposed by the fits of Cholera that I could not answer it in course\'. ', 'Letter to Parlane regarding Mr Thom, \'threatened with a Phthisis\'. Cullen apologises for not writing sooner, \n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2515, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(701, 'CUL/1/1/15/188', '1783-01-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 January 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to Mr Thomas Mack who Cullen believes has gout [Vol., 15, pp.342-3]. Cullen had been contacted by a Mr Poll on Mack\'s behalf but does not have an address for Mr Poll, so writes directly to Mack. This may be the same Thomas Mack, a surgeon, who elsewhere writes to Cullen from Berwickshire but this cannot be verified.\n', 'Letter to Mr Thomas Mack who Cullen believes has gout. pp.342-3.\n\nAnnotation:\nMr Thomas Mack', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2595, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(702, 'CUL/1/1/15/189', '1783-01-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 January 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Moorhouse regarding his case of a female patient, already treated with a mercury course. Cullen is certain there is \'a peculiar acrimony in her humours\', and recommends that Mezereon be tried from this point onwards [Vol.15, pp.344-5].', 'Letter to Mr Moorhouse regarding his case of a female patient, already treated with a mercury course. Cullen is certain there is \'a peculiar acrimony in her humours\', and recommends that Mezereon be tried from this point onwards. pp.344-5.\n\nAnnotation:\nMr Moorhouse & a Lady', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2840, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(703, 'CUL/1/1/15/190', '1783-01-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 January 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Heysham C[oncerning] Mrs Langton\' [Vol.15 pp.346-7]. Cullen is optimistic and believes she \'may escape a Phthisis\'.', 'Reply to Dr Heysham regarding his patient Mrs Langton. Cullen is optimistic and believes she \'may escape a Phthisis\'. pp.346-7.\n\nAnnotation:\nDr Heysham & Mrs Langton', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5436, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(704, 'CUL/1/1/15/191', '1783-01-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 January 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply regarding the case of Sir William Murray. Cullen believes that his ailments have largely arisen from \'the Gout not taking its proper course\', and suggests a journey to Bath. ', 'Letter regarding the case of Sir William Murray. Cullen believes that his ailments have largely arisen from \'the Gout not taking its proper course\', and suggests a journey to Bath. pp.348-9.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 23:59:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5017, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(705, 'CUL/1/1/15/192', '1783-01-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 January 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply to Thomas Mack regarding his ongoing illness [Vol.15, p.350]. Cullen suggests using opiates only with caution and if necessary, and adds also that \'your ailment is not that of a day or a week but for a long time you must be liable to its happening from time to time at very uncertain intervals\'.', '\nLetter to Thomas Mack regarding his ongoing illness. Cullen suggests using opiates only with caution and if necessary, and adds also tht \'your ailment is not that of a day or a week but for a long time you must be liable to its happening from time to time at very uncertain intervals\'. p.350.\n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2372, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(706, 'CUL/1/1/15/193', '1783-01-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 January 1783', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Ingham regarding the ongoing illness of Miss [Mary] Peareth [Vol. 15, pp.351-2]. ', 'Reply to Dr Ingham regarding the ongoing illness of Miss [Mary] Peareth [Vol. 15, pp.351-2]. \n\nAnnotation:\nDr Ingham &amp; Miss M Peareth', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1978, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(707, 'CUL/1/1/15/194', '1783-01-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'January? 1783?', '', 'Mr Deale', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Deale\' [Vol.15 pp.353-4]. Possibly addressed to Robert Wood of Perth.', 'Letter addressed to \'Robert\', regarding one of his patients, \'Mr Deale of your City\', with whom Cullen and Doctor Stewart had a recent consultation. pp.353-4. [One possibility it that this is addressed to Dr Robert Wood of Perth? DS]\n\nAnnotation:\nMr Deale', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5302, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(708, 'CUL/1/1/15/195', '1783-02-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 February 1783', '', 'Miss B Peareth', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply  to the surgeon William Ingham regarding the ongoing treatment of Miss [Barbara] Peareth [Vol. 15, pp.355-6.] Cullen comments, \'I am sorry to find that what I apprehended has happened to Miss B Pearith and that now not ony the stomach but the intestines are ready to reject whatever is thrown at them\'. He advises that she be given no more laudanum by mouth, but to give it by injection instead.', '\nReply regarding the ongoing illness of Miss Peareth [Vol. 15, pp.355-6.] - \'I am sorry to find that what I apprehended has happened to Miss B Pearith and that now not ony the stomach but the intestines are ready to reject whatever is thrown at them\'. He advises that she be given no more laudanum by mouth, but to give it by injection instead.\n\nAnnotation:\nMiss B Peareth', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1972, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(709, 'CUL/1/1/15/196', '1783-01-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 January 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, two recipes \'For Miss Home of Branxton\' [Vol.15 p.357]. Likely sent along with letter 693. ', 'Two recipes, very poor copy, possibly belonging to earlier cases. One is dated \'Jany 1. 1783\' and headed \'To Miss Home of B\'; the other is likely also for her. p.357. POORCOPY.\nBelongs to ID693, where \"Recipes on p.357\" are mentioned. -RD\nTranscribed despite visual quality, sharper images created - to be assessed whetherworthwhile replacing originals or not. JOB 14/11/14 [I\'ve transcribed the missing page (2) - LG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4813, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(710, 'CUL/1/1/15/197', '1783-02-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 February 1783', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Threlkeld\' [Vol.15 pp.358-9], advising him that \'your complaints must be founded in what we call a melancholic or hypochondriac temperament and that must be difficult to change or correct\'.', 'Letter to Mr Threkeld, advising him that \'your complaints must be founded in what we call a melancholic or hypochondriac temperament and that must be difficult to change or correct\'. pp.358-9.\n\nAnnotation:\nMr Threckeld', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2852, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(711, 'CUL/1/1/15/198', '1783-02-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 February 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Hamilton C[oncerning] Mr Alston\' [Vol.15 p.360]. Cullen is \'at a loss how to proceed\', given the patient\'s deterioration. He suggests that \'nothing but the supposition of something fixed in the system, such as a tubercle in the lungs can account for the disease resisting the whole of the antiphlogistic measures that have been employed.\' An immediate voyage to the South is suggested. ', '\nLetter to William Hamilton regarding the continuing illness of his patient Mr Alston. Cullen is \'at a loss how to proceed\', given his deterioration. He suggests that \'nothing but the supposition of something fixed in the system, such as a tubercle in the lungs can account for the disease resisting the whole of the antiphlogistic measures that have been employed.\' An immediate voyage to the South is suggested. p.360 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2787, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(712, 'CUL/1/1/15/199', '1783-02-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 February 1783', '', 'Dr Stevenson & Mr Boyle', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Stevenson regarding his patient Mr Boyle. Cullen recommends diuretics. \n\n', 'Letter to Dr Stevenson regarding his patient Mr Boyle. Cullen recommends diuretics. pp.361-2.\n\nAnnotation:\nDr Stevenson &amp; Mr Boyle\n\nUnable to determine which Dr Stevenson, so created new entry. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 12:05:30', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3511, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(713, 'CUL/1/1/15/200', '1783-02-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 February 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Stephens regarding his patient Captain Grant. Cullen believes his symptoms to be moderate, but their persistence indicates \'a tubercle in the lungs\'. Cullen is not certain whether his genital swelling is related to previous venereal disease, and discusses the use of mercury in cases where a patient has both phthisical and venereal ailments. He refers to the late Dr John Stevenson and Sir John Pringle [Vol.15, pp.363-5].', 'Letter to Dr Stephens regarding his patient Captain Grant. Cullen believes his symptoms to be moderate, but their persistence indicates \'a tubercle in the lungs\'. Cullen is not certain whether his genital swelling is related to previous venereal disease, and discusses the use of mercury in cases where a patient has both phthisical and venereal ailments. He refers to the late Dr Stevenson and Sir John Pringle. pp.363-5. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3729, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(714, 'CUL/1/1/15/201', '1783-02-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 February 1783', '', 'Mr Ingham & Miss B Peareth', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Ingham C. Miss B. Peareth\' [Vol.15 pp.366-7]. ', 'Letter to Mr Ingham regarding the ongoing illness of his patient Miss B Peareth. Cullen is happy to see that \'your accounts [...] are as favourable as I could possibly expect\'. pp.366-7.\n\nAnnotation:\nMr Ingham & Miss B Peareth', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1971, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(715, 'CUL/1/1/15/202', '1780-02-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 February 1780', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Leslie regarding the case of Miss J. Campbell. Cullen agrees with Dr Saunders and Mr Leslie with respect to the nature of her disease, but disagrees on the cause, believing that \'the whole of her ailments proceeded more from the state of her mind than of her body\' [Vol. 15 pp.368-70].', '\nReply to Dr Leslie regarding the case of Miss J Campbell. Cullen agrees with Dr Saunders and Mr Leslie with respect to the nature of her disease, but disagrees on the cause, believing that \'the whole of her ailments proceeded more from the state of her mind than of her body\' [Vol. 15 pp.368-70].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2251, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(716, 'CUL/1/1/15/203', '1783-02-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 February 1783', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply regarding the case of Miss Sinclair of Southdun.', 'Letter regarding the case of Miss Sinclair of Southdun. pp.371-3.\n\nAnnotation:\nMis Sinclair of Southdun', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:34:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4261, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(717, 'CUL/1/1/15/204', '1783-02-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 February 1783', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply regarding the case of Mrs Watt, as described in her letter to Mrs Brown (but Cullen probably writes to   to Mr Brown). Cullen is sorry to \'find her blood still in so bad condition\', and believes that he would be of more help if she could be near to him for some time but that the state of her health makes a journey unadvisable. He supplies prescriptions and instructions on how to make them up [Vol.15, pp.374-5]. ', '\nLetter regarding the case of Mrs Watt, as described in her letter to Mrs Brown, and probably sent to Mr Brown. Cullen is sorry to \'find her blood still in so bad condition\', and believes that he would be of more help if she could be near to him for some time but that the state of her health makes a journey unadvisable. He supplies prescriptions and instructions on how to make them up. pp.374-5. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3951, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(718, 'CUL/1/1/15/205', '1783-02-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 February 1783', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr J. S.\' [Vol.15 pp.376-7]. Cullen is unsure of the nature of the patient\'s condition, but advises him to take strengthening powders and injections of plain oil.', 'Letter to patient ;Mr J.S,\' regarding his condition. Cullen is unsure of its nature, but advises him to take strengthening powders and injections of plain oil. pp.376-7.\n\nAnnotation:\nMr J. S.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3553, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(719, 'CUL/1/1/15/206', '1783-02-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 February 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Andrew Liddell, regarding the ongoing illness of \'Miss Sinclair of Southdun\' who has a chest complaint [Vol., 12, pp.378-9].', 'Letter regarding the ongoing illness of Miss Sinclair. pp.378-9.\n\nAnnotation:\nMiss Sinclair of Southdun', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2508, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(720, 'CUL/1/1/15/207', '1783-02-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 February 1783', '', '', 3, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning Miss Home of Branxton, giving instructions for the medicines she is to take.', 'Letter for Miss Home of Branxton, giving instructions for the medicines she is to take. p.380.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 00:17:28', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5693, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(721, 'CUL/1/1/15/208', '1783-02-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 February 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply regarding the case of Miss Mochrie, conveyed to Cullen by Mr. Wardrobe[?] and drawn up by Mr. McCredie.', 'Letter regarding the case of Miss Mochrie, conveyed to Cullen by Mr. Wardrobe[?] and drawn up by Mr. McCredie. pp.381-4.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 16:07:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5228, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(722, 'CUL/1/1/15/209', '1783-02-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 February 1783', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Directions for Mrs Fordyce, whose history was conveyed by Mr Fuller. Letter authored by both Cullen &amp; Nathaniel Spens. ', 'Directions for Mrs Fordyce, whose history was conveyed by Mr Fuller. pp.385-7. Letter authored by both Cullen &amp; Nathaniel Spens. Two Dr Fordyce entries in database, not able to determine whom, so added a separate entry. I\'ve linked Fuller to existing entry, but first name not given so maybe different Fuller. SH Probably connected to the Fordyces of Ayton. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:48:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3567, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(723, 'CUL/1/1/15/210', '1783-03-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 March 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, probably to an unnamed practitioner, with directions, including bathing, for Mrs Bannatyne who has menstrual pains [Vol. 15, p.388].', 'Reply, probably to a practitioner, with directions, including bathing, for Mrs Bannatyne who has menstrual pains [Vol. 15, p.388].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4181, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(724, 'CUL/1/1/15/211', '1783-03-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 March 1783', '', 'Mr Aiken', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Aiken, whose condition Cullen believes is \'entirely a Nervous Ailment, giving a weakness to your stomach which occasions some indigestion and a great collection of wind in your Bowels\'. Recipe is in Cullen\'s hand [Vol. 15, pp.389-90].', 'Letter to Mr Aiken, whose condition Cullen believes is \'entirely a Nervous Ailment, giving a weakness to your stomach which occasions some indigestion and a great collection of wind in your Bowels\'. Recipe is in Cullen\'s hand. pp.389-90.\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3299, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(725, 'CUL/1/1/15/212', '1783-03-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 March 1783', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Fraser\' [Vol.15 pp.391-2], who suffers from a tumour of the neck.', 'Directions for Mrs Fraser, who suffers from a tumour of the neck. pp.391-2.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2898, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(726, 'CUL/1/1/15/213', '1783-03-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 March 1783', '', 'Mrs Gillespie', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to a physician regarding the case of his patient, annotated as being a \'Mrs Gillespie\', but this appears to be incorrect as the letter itself refers to a Mr Gillespie who is being blistered for sciatica [Vol.15, p.393]. Also mentions Dr Boerhaave treating himself.', 'Letter to a physician regarding the case of his patient, Mrs Gillespie. p.393.\n\nAnnotation:\nMrs Gillespie.\n\nI think the patient is a Mr Gillespie and the header is mistaken. Unable to determine the name of the physician who Blistered himself in relief from Sciatica. [SH]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4793, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(727, 'CUL/1/1/15/214', '1783-03-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 March 1783', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Innes\' [Vol.15 pp.394-9], regarding her case as conveyed to Cullen by writing and by word of mouth from Mr. Anderson.', 'Directions for Mrs Innes, regarding her case as conveyed to Cullen by writing and by word of mouth from Mr. Anderson. pp.394-9. Letter contains \'fiant h.m.\'. I have linked Mrs Innes to an existing profile (PersID1515) but this may not be the same person. GW [I\'ve created a new record for Mrs Innes - she might well be the same as 1515 but the cases are so far apart there\'s no way to tell - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2165, 1, 9, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(728, 'CUL/1/1/15/215', '1783-03-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 March 1783', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Andrew Buchanan, giving him directions for his care. \'I am sorry to observe that you have been exposed to a series of circumstances which would have shocked any Constitution\'. ', 'Letter to Andrew Buchanan, giving him directions for his care. \'I am sorry to observe that you have been exposed to a series of circumstances which would have shocked any Constitution\'. pp.400-3.\n\nAnnotation:\nAndrew Buchanan Esqr', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 21:33:08', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5053, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(729, 'CUL/1/1/15/216', '1783-03-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 March 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For William Holland\', a disabled child [Vol.15 p. 404]. Cullen is \'surprised that the Child has survived the series of ailments which he suffered in the year 1777 and before it\', and observes that while he has good stamina, the constitution is not \'sound\' and possibly scrofulous. Advises on using Swadlingbar water.', 'Letter for William Holland, regarding the case of a child. Cullen is \'surprised that the Child has survived the series of ailments which he suffered in the year 1777 and before it\', and observes that while he has good stamina, the constitution is not \'sound\' and possibly scrofulous. Advises on using Swadlingbar water (already in preps table).', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2841, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(730, 'CUL/1/1/15/217', '1783-03-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 March 1783', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply for \'John Cook of Gallowhill, Esqr.\' [Vol.15, pp.405-6], in which Cullen is pleased that the patient enjoys generally good health and gives advice and a prescription for his ongoing problem with phlegm.', 'Letter to John Cook, in which Cullen expresses his gladness that the patient enjoys generally good health and gives advice for curing \'the Phlegm which still continues to disturb you\'. pp.405-6. Pin to be moved for \'Gallowhill\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4992, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(731, 'CUL/1/1/15/218', '1783-03-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 March 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Goodsir regarding the case of Mrs Bethune, who has had some kind of unspecified transitory \'attack\', which has been treated with a blister  [Vol.15, pp. 407-8]. Cullen writes \'there is some tendency to the disease in her constitution and that she is not as absolutely secure against a considerable return as to allow either we or her friends to neglect any precaution that can be safely taken\'. He suggests a change of air, and asks whether Kilconquhar is warmer in winter and spring than Balfour, where she is presumably currently residing. ', 'Letter to Mr Goodsir regarding the case of Mrs Bethune, who has had some kind of unspecified transitory \'attack\', which has been treated with a blister. Cullen writes \'there is some tendency to the disease in her constitution and that she is not as absolutely secure against a considerable return as to allow either we or her friends to neglect any precaution that can be safely taken\'. He suggests a change of air, and asks whether Kilconquhar is warmer in winter and spring than Balfour, where she is presumably currently residing. pp. 407-8. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5168, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(732, 'CUL/1/1/15/219', '1783-03-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 March 1783', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Regimen \'For Mrs Capt Campbell of the 26th\', who is to avoid costiveness. The regimen is signed by Cullen and Joshua Mackenzie, and the enclosed prescriptions in Cullen\'s own hand.  Destination inferred as the regiment was newly stationed in Musselburgh at this time.]', 'Regimen \'For Mrs Capt Campbell of the 26th\', who is to avoid costiveness. The regimen is signed by Cullen and Joshua Mackenzie, and the enclosed prescriptions in Cullen\'s own hand. pp.409-10. Destination inferred as the regiment was newly stationed in Musselburgh at this time. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:56:48', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4875, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(733, 'CUL/1/2/1', '1755-03-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 March 1755', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter signed by John Stevenson, J Clerk and John Rutherford, giving advice on an unnamed female patient in response to a request from Cullen. Includes recipes for \'laxative pill\', \'bark electuary\' and \'opiate bolus\'.One of only two letters in the consultation archive addressed to Cullen in Glasgow before he left to take up his Edinburgh chair in 1756, the other being Doc:3655.', 'Letter signed by John Stevenson, J Clerk and John Rutherford, giving advice on an unnamed female patient in response to a request from Cullen. Addressed to Cullen in Glasgow. Includes recipes for \'laxative pill\', \'bark electuary\' and \'opiate bolus\'. \'Pharm. Puap.\' reference has been annotated.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:28:32', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 398, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(734, 'CUL/1/2/2', '1756-01-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 January 1756', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Pages 13 and 14 of what must have been a substantial case-history of which the rest is missing. The vocabulary suggests it was composed by a professional physician and it may have been sent to Cullen as part of an extended case-history. However the handwriting has not been traced (though possibly that of John Hope, who attended Hopetoun). The dateline gives the address as \'H.H.\', which may be Hopetoun House. The layout and unusual size of the paper matches that of a later letter by John Hope, 2nd Earl of Hopetoun.', 'Pages 13 and 14 of what must have been a substantial case-history of which the rest is missing. The vocabulary suggests it was composed by a professional physician and the handwriting is probably that of William Cullen. The dateline gives the address as \'H.H.\', which may be Hopetoun House. [MMG] The layout and unusual size of the paper matches that of a later letter by John Hope, 2nd Earl of Hopetoun (CUL/1/2/7). Fragment of longer document. Look for the rest in Hopetoun House muniments? DS.\n\nThere\'s some confusion in the metadata about whether this letter is incoming or outgoing. It doesn\'t look like Cullen\'s handwriting to me. I think it\'s probably an incoming letter or enclosure written or forwarded to Cullen by another physician who was on the spot (perhaps the Dr R. or Dr John Hope mentioned in Case 79, if the patient here is Lord Hopetoun. And whichever doctor it is could be using Lord Hopetoun\'s paper, as suggested above). Cullen himself is not mentioned anywhere in this letter. (FM) - It\'s an incoming letter, and the symptoms fit re: Lord Hopetoun having a hydrocele. [MMG]', 'y', 'y', '2015-05-09 13:28:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 178, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(735, 'CUL/1/2/3', '1756-03-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 March 1756', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Margaret Hamilton to Cullen, calling herself his \"cuss\", about her sister Nany (Agnes), whom Cullen had already seen in Edinburgh. Margaret describes Nany\'s ongoing complaints and the medicines she has already taken in Edinburgh and at Levenside (Strathleven House). The \'peel\' mentioned throughout probably refers to orange peel (see editorial notes on Ingredients), but this is never specified.', 'Letter from Margaret Hamilton to Cullen, calling herself his \"cuss\", about her sister Nany (Agnes), whom Cullen had already seen in Edinburgh. Margaret describes Nany\'s ongoing complaints and the medicines she has already taken in Edinburgh and at Levenside (Strathleven House). The \'peel\' mentions throughout probably refers to orange peel (see editorial notes on Ingredients), but this is never specified. Persons in this letter would be worth investigating further for what is hinted at regarding familial kinship relations. DS - Her late father Gabriel was a first cousin of Anna Johnstone, Cullen\'s wife. MMG', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 179, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(736, 'CUL/1/2/4', '1757-03-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 March 1757', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Ainslie, in Haddington, regarding an eleven-year-old girl with a \'phlegmatick constitution\' and many complaints, with a description of her treatment so far. Ainslie also asks about \'the determination of the Society with Regard to my Essay on Marle\', and \'the Reception given to a paper on Cornhill Water\'. This letter is unique in the \'Consultations\' archive for being addressed to Cullen in World\'s End Close, which is where he lodged when he first moved post to Edinburgh in 1755.', 'Letter from Alexander Ainslie, in Haddington, regarding an eleven-year-old girl with a \'phlegmatick constitution\' and many complaints, with a description of her treatment so far. Ainslie also asks about \'the determination of the Society with Regard to my Essay on Marle\', and \'the Reception given to a paper on Cornhill Water\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 180, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(737, 'CUL/1/2/5', '1756-10-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 October 1756', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from the distinguished naturalist Giovanni Targioni Tozzetti in Florence, regarding chronic ailments of Captain John Gairdner, resident in Florence.  Tozzetti\'s english usage is not perfect, but since his meaning is clear his idiosyncratic spelling and expression has not been annotated.', 'Letter from the distinguished naturalist Giovanni Targioni Tozzetti in Florence, regarding chronic ailments of Captain John Gairdner, resident in Florence. [MMG] [as per more recent guidelines I have changed the destination of letter to \'Edinburgh\' (i) since \'Mint Close\' is not specified and cannot be inferred - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 181, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(738, 'CUL/1/2/6', '1758-10-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 October 1758', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'answers\' describing the unidentified male correspondent\'s own case in the form of a list of numbered points, presumably in response to a request from Cullen. He suffers from \'gleets\' and pain in the hands. ', 'Reply headed \'answers\' describing the unidentified correspondent\'s own case in the form of a list of numbered points, presumably in response to a request from Cullen. He suffers from \'gleets\' and pain in the hands. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 182, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(739, 'CUL/1/2/7', '1759-05-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 May 1759', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Lengthy letter from John, 2nd Earl of Hopetoun, describing his symptoms in the form of a diary. He mentions that he \'had not got quite free of the Cough and other effects of the Epidemic, besides the other complaints of Lowness and Oppression\'. ', 'Lengthy letter from John, 2nd Earl of Hopetoun, describing his symptoms in the form of a diary. He mentions that he \'had not got quite free of the Cough and other effects of the Epidemic, besides the other complaints of Lowness and Oppression\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 183, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(740, 'CUL/1/2/8', '1760-02-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 February 1760', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr (Prof) Alexander Stevenson about Mr Bogle of Hamilton Farm, an acquaintance of Cullen\'s from when he practiced at Hamilton, who is suffering from stomach complaints. Stevenson also mentions the declaration by Glasgow University Senate that Prof. William Rouet\'s academic post is now vacant.', 'Letter from Alexander Stevenson about Mr Bogle of Hamilton Farm, an acquaintance of Cullen\'s, suffering from stomach complaints. He also mentions a vacancy at the College [MMG] (University of Glasgow  which needs a note. DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 184, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(741, 'CUL/1/2/9', '1760-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1760?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply from Cullen, in the form of retained, loose, polished, autograph  draft, addressed to  \'Sir...\' regarding an unnamed female patient with lung problems and written in response to an account of her case. The style of address implies that the addressee and his father, who both appear to be known to Cullen, are socially elevated (Cullen tended to keep loose drafts of his more substantial responses to his more prestigious clients). Letter in poor condition and with no indication of date. Now held in box of early letters but this positioning could be arbitrary. Persons unknown have not been linked to any Person ID numbers.', 'Letter from Cullen, in polished draft, regarding an unnamed female patient with lung problems, in response to an account of her case. The style of address implies that the addressee and his father, who both appear to be known to Cullen, are socially elevated (Cullen tended to keep loose drafts of his responses to his more prestigious clients). Letter in poor condition and with no indication of date. Now in box of early letters but this positioning could be arbitrary.  Unknown persons not linked as yet. DS\n\nPOORCOPY ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 205, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(742, 'CUL/1/2/10', '1761-01-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 January 1761', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Rachel Cuthbert of Inverness, thanking Cullen for a cure: \'I would be the greatest Wretch alive if I had not the greatest sense of your goodness\'. Dated 1761, but 1759 deleted. Rachel was about 19-21, depending on the year of writing. The rather familiar tone is explained by the fact that her sister was married to Cullen\'s brother-in-law, James Johnston. \n', 'Letter from Rachel Cuthbert of Inverness, thanking Cullen for a cure: \'I would be the greatest Wretch alive if I had not the greatest sense of your goodness\'. Dated 1761, but 1759 deleted. Writer seems to be a child, writing at her mother\'s prompting. [MMG] ANNOTATE PREFERMENT DS  Rachel was about 19-21, depending on the year of writing. Her sister was married to Cullen\'s brother in law, James Johnston. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 207, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(743, 'CUL/1/2/11', '1761-06-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 June 1761', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, giving basic advice on regimen and two prescriptions \'for Lord Kames\'s servant\', in the form of a corrected retained draft in Cullen\'s autograph. ', 'Advice on regimen and 2 prescriptions \'for Lord Kames\'s servant\', written by Cullen. [MMG] [As per recent guidelines I have updated the Place of Writing to \'Mint Close\' (c) and changed destination of letter as Edinburgh from \'Inferred\' to \'Guess\'- EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 208, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(744, 'CUL/1/2/12', '1761-09-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 September 1761', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, in form of unsigned, retained draft (the opening possibly missing) by Cullen regarding the case of a Mrs Malcolm, who suffers from respiratory problems. Cullen suggests that in such cases \'I find no irritations more dangerous than bodily Exercise\' and suggests she \'avoid the hurry anxiety &amp; various irritation of family affairs\'. ', 'Unsigned letter (opening possibly missing) by Cullen regarding the case of a Mrs Malcolm, who suffers from respiratory problems. [MMG] Cullen suggests that in such cases \'I find no irritations more dangerous than bodily Exercise\' and suggests she \'avoid the hurry anxiety &amp; various irritation of family affairs\'. DS [as per guidelines, I\'ve changed Place of Writing from Edinburgh to Mint Close (c) - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 210, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(745, 'CUL/1/2/13', '1761-09-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 September 1761', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Saunders of Banff regarding a small child, the son of Mr Alexander Morison of Bognie, who is suffering from a skin and glandular condition. Saunders mentions his disappointment that Cullen has postponed his planned journey to the north due to illness and that his son \'Willy\' (Cullen\'s one-time pupil William Saunders) has a very grateful sense of your favours\'.', 'Letter from James Saunders regarding a small child, the son of Mr Alexander Morison of Bognie, who is suffering from a skin and glandular condition. Saunders mentions his disappointment that Cullen has postponed his planned journey to the north due to illness. [MMG] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 211, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(746, 'CUL/1/2/14', '1761-11-00', 'c', 'i', NULL, 'November? 1761', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter [unsigned, but identified from hand-writing as by William Taylor] describing the case of Miss Taylor, who has suffered from lack of sleep and a \'lowness of spirits\', convulsive fits, shortness of breath, pains in her side, and many other complaints. Dating based on internal evidence which clearly implies that the time of writing is the winter of 1761-2 (\'November\' is a notional guess). Comparison with Letter ID 752 strongly implies these refer to the same case. ', 'Unsigned letter [identified from hand-writing as by William Taylor] describing the case of Miss Taylor, who has suffered from lack of sleep and a \'lowness of spirits\', convulsive fits, shortness of breath, pains in her side, and many other complaints. Dating based on internal evidence which clearly implies that the time of writing is the winter of 1761-2 (\'November\' is a notional guess). Comparison with Letter ID 752 strongly implies these refer to the same case. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:28:56', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 213, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(747, 'CUL/1/2/15', '1762-02-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 February 1762', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr (Prof) Alexander Stevenson regarding Nanny (Agnes) Hamilton of Westburn who has suffered from urinary and stomach complaints which he fears indicate a fistula between the bladder and the intestine as a result of using a clyster. She has been examined by Mr Parlane, a surgeon. Stevenson also mentions an acquaintance of Cullen\'s, James Muir, who is ill with asthma as well as mentioning his own brother and a William McCall. ', 'Letter from Alexander Stevenson regarding Nanny (Agnes) Hamilton of Westburn (see also 735), who has suffered from urinary and stomach complaints, whom he fears has suffered a fistula between the bladder and the intestine as a result of a clyster. He also mentions an acquaintance of Cullen\'s, James Muir, who is ill with asthma. He mentions his brother and a William McCall. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 214, 1, 9, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(748, 'CUL/1/2/16', '1762-05-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 May 1762', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned letter from Aberdeen, describing the case of Mrs L, whose history was already sent to Edinburgh in the previous September for the perusal of Cullen and Rutherford. Letter describes her current condition and the treatments given, including a surgical \'tapping\' to remove abdominal dropsy.', 'Unsigned letter from Aberdeen, describing the case of Mrs L, whose history was already sent to Edinburgh in the previous September for the perusal of Cullen and Rutherford. Letter describes her current condition and the treatments given, including a surgical \'tapping\' to remove abdominal dropsy. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 216, 1, 6, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(749, 'CUL/1/2/17', '1762-05-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 May 1762', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Morison of Bognie regarding the case of his father and his son (see Letter ID 745), who had been seen by Dr Saunders and advised by Cullen. His father\'s health is recovering after following Cullen\'s regimen, but his son\'s health has worsened, including more swellings and sores. ', 'Letter from Alexander Morison of Bognie regarding the case of his father and his son (see Letter ID 745), who had been seen by Dr Saunders and advised by Cullen. His father\'s health is recovering after following Cullen\'s regimen, but his son\'s health has worsened, including more swellings and sores. The little boy has a \'Sheltie\' - Shetland pony - which he rides.[MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:29:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 217, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(750, 'CUL/1/2/18', '1762-06-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 June 1762', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Stevenson in Glasgow regarding the case of Sandy Trotter, a boy possibly suffering from yaws, after a consultation by Cullen and Dr Eccles. Stevenson discusses the use of a course of mercury.', 'Letter from Alexander Stevenson regarding the case of Sandy Trotter, a boy possibly suffering from yaws, after a consultation by Cullen and Dr Eccles. Stevenson discusses the use of a mercury course. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 218, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(751, 'CUL/1/2/19', '1762-06-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 June 1762', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Alexander Stevenson at Glasgow describing Robie Bogle, who has suffered from pains in the chest and elbows. Stevenson describes him as \'your patient\' but also gives a lengthy account of the symptoms and his own management of the case to date. Postscript refers to a previous letter relating to a \'Mr Trotter\'.', 'Letter from Alexander Stevenson describing Robie Bogle, who has suffered from pains in the chest and elbows. Stevenson describes him as \'your patient\' but also gives a lengthy account of his care to date. Postscript refers to a previous letter relating to a \'Mr Trotter\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 219, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(752, 'CUL/1/2/20', '1762-06-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 June 1762', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Taylor sending replies to specific questions posed in \'yours of the 5th\', almost certainly regarding the Miss Taylor of Letter ID 746, suffering from fainting, shivering and a pain in the side. [Mention is made of sending the response to a Jeanie Forbes for passing on \'to her sister\', but this sister may not necessarily be the patient or, alternatively, Forbes may be a sister-in-law or a half-sister.]', 'Letter from William Taylor in reply to \'yours of the 5th\', almost certainly regarding the Miss Taylor of Letter ID 746, suffering from fainting, shivering and a pain in the side. Symptoms and dating match very closely to those of Miss Taylor. Mention is made of sending the response to a Jeanie Forbes for passing on \'to her sister\', but this sister may not necessarily be the patient or, alternatively, Forbes may be a married name or that of a half-sister. See ID:746.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:29:19', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 220, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(753, 'CUL/1/2/21', '1762-07-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 July 1762', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter signed by John Gregory and Alexander Rose concerning the case of Mr Duff, a seventy-year-old man who has been suffering from colic, other digestive problems and piles.  A joint consultation report sent to Cullen.', 'Letter signed by John Gregory and Alexander Rose concerning the case of Mr Duff, a seventy-year-old man who has been suffering from digestive problems. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 221, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(754, 'CUL/1/2/22', '1762-08-00', 'c', 'i', NULL, 'August? 1762', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, in the form of a retained incomplete draft in Cullen\'s own hand, giving directions for Mr Duff at Aberdeen encouraging him to take exercise and with directions on how to manage his piles. Month based upon the letter to which it would seem to respond, which is Letter ID:743. ', 'Incomplete letter by Cullen, giving directions for Mr Duff (see Letter ID 753). [MMG] Month based upon the letter to which it would seem to respond which is ID:743. [Pages are missing from the physical letter in the archive - jpb]', 'y', 'y', '2015-05-09 13:29:29', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 222, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(755, 'CUL/1/2/23', '1762-09-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 September 1762', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr (Prof) Alexander Stevenson concerning the seven-month-old daughter of Mr Ritchie, who is once again suffering from fits. Stevenson asks Cullen\'s advice on her continued treatment and care, including questioning whether she should be weaned.', 'Letter from Alexander Stevenson concerning the seven-month-old daughter of Mr Ritchie, who is once again suffering from fits. Stevenson asks Cullen\'s advice on her continued treatment and care, including questioning whether she should be weaned. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 223, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(756, 'CUL/1/2/24', '1762-09-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 September 1762', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Stevenson regarding Mr (William?) McCall, a patient with tubercular symptoms, who will soon be sailing for the south of France on a tobacco ship. The information comes from the patient\'s brother, John McCall. ', 'Letter from Alexander Stevenson regarding Mr (William?) McCall, a patient with tubercular symptoms, who will soon be sailing for the south of France on a tobacco ship. The information comes from the patient\'s brother, John McCall. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 224, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(757, 'CUL/1/2/25', '1763-04-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 April 1763', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Wardrobe, probably a surgeon, carried by John Turner regarding case of Turner\'s daughter Janet, a young woman of about twenty suffering from a pain in the breast.', 'Letter from William Wardrobe, probably a surgeon, carried by John Turner regarding case of Turner\'s daughter Janet , a young woman of about twenty suffering from a pain in the breast. [expanded by DS  from Alison\'s original].\n\n[The Edinr. Sacrum on p.2 might need a footnote - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 672, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(758, 'CUL/1/2/26', '1763-08-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 August 1763', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Andrew Dunnet titled \'John Grant\'s Case\'. Mr Grant, an excise officer, became ill several years ago after poor accomodation in Sutherland when he seized some spirits there.', 'Letter from Andrew Dunnet headed \'John Grant\'s Case\'. Mr Grant, an excise officer, became ill several years ago after poor accomodation in Sutherland when he seized some spirits there. [NB no addressee/physician or destination of letter specified - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 559, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(759, 'CUL/1/2/27', '1764-01-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 January 1764', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from unnamed patient titled \'Memmorandoms\', describing his own case. Possibly delivered as an enclosure or by hand prior to a consultation meeting. Writer mentions pain and twitching in his fingertips and toes, and informs Cullen that he is moving from Glasgow to Ayr and has been advised by Dr Hill to use a \'bather machin that I was told was Contraved by you\'. Verso carries two, presumably unrelated, additions in other hands; a small diagrammatic drawing and a mathematical calculation. ', 'Letter from unnamed patient headed \'Memmorandoms\', describing his own case. Possibly delivered as an enclosure or by hand prior to a consultation meeting. Writer mentions pain and twitching in his fingertips and toes, and informs Cullen that he is moving from Glasgow to Ayr and has been advised by Dr Hill to use a \'bather machin that I was told was Contraved by you\'. Verso carries two, presumably unrelated, additions in other hands; a small diagrammatic drawing and a mathematical calculation. DS.\n\nDOODLE-IMG-2', 'y', 'y', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 574, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(760, 'CUL/1/2/28', '1764-05-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 May 1764', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe for Mrs Mary Grey on a loose paper. Probably the same Miss Mary Grey mentioned as recovering in Cullen\'s subsequent letter of 30 July to Robert Repath, surgeon at Berwick in document ID:8.', 'Recipe for Mrs Mary Grey on a loose paper. Probably the same Miss Mary Grey mentioned as recovering in Cullen\'s subsequent letter of 30 July to Robert Repath, surgeon at Berwick [CUL/1/1/1/5].', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:29:40', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 572, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(761, 'CUL/1/2/29', '1764-05-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 May 1764', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipes for Mrs Lamb and two of her daughters.', 'Three recipes, one each for Mrs Lamb and her two daughters.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 585, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(762, 'CUL/1/2/30', '1764-05-22', 'i', 'i', 'i', '22? May? 1764?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, in the form of a retained loose, neat draft in Cullen\'s hand, to a Mr Pratt, regarding the case of his son and briefly mentioning that of his wife. Cullen gives directions for the son (who is consumptive), and says that directions for the wife will follow in next post. Date is inferred from that of the follow-up letter concerning Mrs Pratt.', 'Reply, in the form of a retained loose, neat draft in Cullen\'s hand, to a Mr Pratt, regarding the case of his son and his wife. He gives directions for the son (who is consumptive), and says that directions for the wife will follow in next post.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:29:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 573, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(763, 'CUL/1/2/31', '1764-05-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 May 1764', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to [Mr Pratt] concerning the case of Mrs Pratt, giving detailed advice on regimen. Addresee inferred from related letters, including a previous letter concerning Pratt\'s son in which Cullen had promised to write another letter specifically regarding Mrs Pratt.', 'Letter by Cullen to a Mr Pratt, discussing the case of his wife. He suggests exercise, and travelling to the Cheviot hills \'for the change of air which I am perswaded will be of great service to her\'. Addressee inferred from the other two letters to him concerning Mrs Pratt & son, 762 and 764.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 588, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(764, 'CUL/1/2/32', '1764-06-00', 'c', 'i', NULL, 'June? 1764', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Pratt, concerning the cases of his wife and son.', 'Letter by Cullen to Mr Pratt concerning the continuing case of his wife. Cullen is pleased to hear of the success of her goat whey course, and includes recipes for \'stomachic drops\' and \'cephalic pills\' Month based upon the dating of related letters of May to which this is clearly a \'follow-up\".', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 587, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(765, 'CUL/1/2/33', '1764-05-22', 'c', 'i', 'i', '22? May? 1764', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter by Cullen to Thomas Hall in Berwick, concerning several patients: Mrs Grey, Mr Moodie (Moody), Mr Rutherford and Miss Thorpe. The date is approximated from Hall\'s reply, which refers to receiving Cullen\'s letter by last Friday\'s post.', 'Letter by Cullen to Thomas Hall in Berwick, concerning several patients: Mrs Grey, Mr Moodie (Moody), Mr Rutherford and Miss Thorpe. \n\nDate guessed because Hall\'s reply, on 3rd of June, refers to receiving Cullen\'s letter by last Friday\'s post - JPB', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 546, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(766, 'CUL/1/2/34', '1764-06-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 June 1764', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter by Thomas Hall in Berwick, regarding the continuing cases of Mr Moody and Mrs Grey. A lengthy postscript concerns Mr Richardson of Newham, who \'was seized in regular Intermitting fever\', and is signed Henry Richardson.', 'Letter by Thomas Hall in Berwick, regarding the continuing cases of Mr Moody and Mrs Grey. A lengthy postscript concerns Mr Richardson of Newham, who \'was seized in regular Intermitting fever\', and is signed Henry Richardson.\n\nCullen added as addressee and physician because, although he isn\'t named, another letter (id 4) is a reply to this giving directions, and the \'yours\' referred to in the letter is likely id 765. - JPB', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 545, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(767, 'CUL/1/2/35', '1764-06-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'June? 1764?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipes for Mrs Grey, Mr Moodie, Miss Thorpe and Miss White, written by Cullen.', 'Recipes for Mrs Grey, Mr Moodie, Miss Thorpe and Miss White, written by Cullen..\n\n[Thomas Hall added as addressee/physician based on 765 and 766, where he\'s the correspondent writing about the patients - ditto destination of letter as Berwick]\n\nCUL-AUTHOR-IN', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 589, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(768, 'CUL/1/2/36', '1764-06-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 June 1764', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Dr Redmond\'s opinion of a female patient\'s case (her name is scribbled out on reverse of letter). He recommends \'a continued use of his Antimonial Pills\'.', 'Dr Redmond\'s opinion of a female patient\'s case (her name is scribbled out on reverse of letter). He recommends \'a continued use of his Antimonial Pills\'. [Original description had \'Ferguson\'s\', but the name is clearly Redmond. DS].  Patient\'s name might be recoverable using a UV light. DS Redmond was in the Islington area at this time â€“ knew Oliver Goldsmith, so guess at place. Patient name possibly Mackay? [MMG]\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 554, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(770, 'CUL/1/2/38', '1764-08-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 August 1764', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Kenworthey regarding the case of his wife, who has a pain in her face, and of himself, troubled by \'disagreeable involuntary nocturnal emissions\' and with feeling \'feeble and faintish\'.', 'Letter from William Kenworthey regarding the case of his wife, who has a pain in her face, and of himself, troubled by \'disagreeable involuntary nocturnal emissions\' and with feeling \'feeble and faintish\'. NOT CLEAR EXACTLY WHERE THE ADDED LINES RUN DOWN THE SIDE OF THE PAGE FIT, and they are very long when transcribed. DS \n\n[Left the added lines in where they are, so they fit in with the sentence - JPB]\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 624, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(771, 'CUL/1/2/39', '1764-09-00', 'c', 'i', NULL, 'September? 1764', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter by Captain Peter Innes, Royal Artillery, on his own case. He has suffered from stomach problems for several years, worsening and including loss of appetite after he was badly wounded in the West Indies and had to take medicines to stop his wounds from mortifying. He had lost his right arm and the fingers of his left hand.', 'Letter by Captain Peter Innes, Royal Artillery, on his own case. He has suffered from stomach problems for several years, worsening and including loss of appetite after he was badly wounded in the West Indies and had to take medicines to stop his wounds from mortifying. He had lost his right arm and the fingers of his left hand, so the letter is probably dictated. [MMG] [As per guidelines, I\'ve changed Elgin from the \'inferred\' Place of Writing to a \'Guess\'- no mention of Elgin in letter and no other letters from which to infer; have guessed the month as September from the location of the letter in relation to others - EK] Patient is known to have been living in Elgin from other sources. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 225, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(772, 'CUL/1/2/40', '1765-02-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 February 1765', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter by Cullen to \'J. M.\' concerning the patient\'s own case, mentioning that Lady Huntington had previously written about the case. He gives dietary recommendations and suggests a sea voyage. Two drafts of the same letter.', 'Letter by Cullen to \'J. M.\' on the patient\'s own case, mentioning that Lady Huntington had previously written about the case. He gives dietary recommendations and suggests a sea voyage. Two drafts of the same letter.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 590, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(773, 'CUL/1/2/41', '1765-02-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 February 1765', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from an unnamed correspondent about his(?) own case. He has suffered from an assortment of complaints since a night of drinking freely some time before, and now says that \'[t]he above Complaints have reduced me so much that I cannot easily go up a Long Stair or up a Brae &amp; my body is sensibly decayd from what it was\'. Has been attended by a Mr Inglis [a surgeon?].', 'Letter from an unnamed correspondent about his(?) own case. He has suffered from an assortment of complaints since a night of drinking freely some time before, and now says that \'[t]he above Complaints have reduced me so much that I cannot easily go up a Long Stair or up a Brae &amp; my body is sensibly decayd from what it was\'. Has been attended by a Mr Inglis [a surgeon?]. NOPLACES', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 555, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(774, 'CUL/1/2/42', '1765-03-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'March? 1765?', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, in the form of a loose draft, \'For Miss Thomson\'. Date inferred from the patient\'s reply.', 'Directions for Miss Thomson. [Date inferred from id 775 which is a reply from the patient. I can\'t work out what the \'h.s.\' at the end of p.2 stands for - David, if you can shed any light it needs a footnote - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 594, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(775, 'CUL/1/2/43', '1765-03-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 March 1765', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Miss Thomson sent from Bath concerning her own case. She reports a lack of progress following Cullen\'s prescription and advice to employ bougies. Written in third person, but this is almost certainly a matter of formality, an assumption supported by the intimacy of her report.', 'Letter from Miss Thomson concerning her own case. She reports a lack of progress following Cullen\'s prescription.\n\nAuthor seems to be her despite being written in third person - JPB', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 556, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(776, 'CUL/1/2/44', '1765-06-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 June 1765', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply by Cullen regarding the case of Mrs Leith, who has suffered from an ailment of the breast and pains in her back. Cullen thinks the breast pain to be most significant, and suggests that remedies should be directed towards that. Addressee unidentified.', 'Reply by Cullen regarding the case of Mrs Leith, who has suffered from an ailment of the breast and pains in her back. Cullen thinks the breast pain to be most significant, and suggests that remedies should be directed towards that. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 596, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(777, 'CUL/1/2/45', '1766-03-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 March 1766', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Berger, physician in Copenhagen, concerning the case of [Mr Fabricius]', 'Letter from Berger, physician in Copenhagen, regarding a patient [Fabricius, DS] . [The formula \'signed\' at close indicates that this is a scribal copy. DS]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 609, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(778, 'CUL/1/2/46', '1766-03-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 March 1766', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Wilson about \'Jamie\', a patient Cullen has already given directions for, who suffers from headaches and dizziness. List of minerals in Cullen\'s handwriting on reverse.', 'Letter from Alexander Wilson about \'Jamie\', a patient Cullen has already given directions for, who suffers from headaches and dizziness. List of minerals in Cullen\'s handwriting on reverse.\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 561, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(779, 'CUL/1/2/47', '1766-03-00', 'c', 'c', 'c', 'March 1766', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, in the form of a retained loose draft from Cullen to the Earl of Moray regarding his case which is ne of \'relaxed nerves\'. Mentions a \'full conversation\' (joint-consultation) with the other practitioners Dr [Alexander] Monro, Stedman and the surgeon [John] Rathay about the case, and gives directions. ', 'Letter from Cullen to the Earl of Moray regarding his case. Mentions a \'full conversation\' with Monro, Stedman and Rattray about the case, and gives directions. Number of corrections suggest that this is a rough draft of a letter subsequently polished and sent out.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 659, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(780, 'CUL/1/2/48', '1766-05-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 May 1766', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, in form of loose neat draft copy, by Cullen for Mr Fabricius in Copenhagen, giving directions for his care and including recipes for \'stomachic powder\' and \'laxative pills\'. Addressee assumed to be Berger since this is Cullen\'s reply to Berger\'s enquiry of 29 March 1766 in Doc:777.', 'Reply by Cullen for Mr Fabricius in Copenhagen, giving directions for his care and including recipes for \'stomachic powder\' and \'laxative pills\'. Response to letter from Berger of 29 March 1766 at CUL/1/1/45 (ID:777).', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:30:00', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 613, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(781, 'CUL/1/2/49', '1766-05-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 May 1766', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Duncanson in Inveraray regarding the case of Mrs Campbell, wife of Provost Campbell, who has a history of miscarriages and is now suffering from pains in the sixth month of her pregnancy. A postscript adds that Duncanson is \'like to be forced into a Military life\' and mentions the possibility of \'Vaccancies in America\'. ', '\nLetter from John Duncanson in Inveraray regarding the case of Mrs Campbell, wife of Provost Campbell, who has a history of miscarriages and is now suffering from pains in the sixth month of her pregnancy. A postscript adds that Duncanson is \'like to be forced into a Military life\' and mentions the possibility of \'Vaccancies in America\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:30:28', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 550, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(782, 'CUL/1/2/50', '1766-05-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 May 1766', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply from Cullen - but largely in the hand of an assistant - addressed to John Duncanson in Inveraray regarding the case of Mrs Campbell, whose illness \'depends on a laxity & flaccidity of the Uterine system\' in answer to Duncanson\'s enquiry. Cullen recommends bed rest in a cool chamber. A note in Cullen\'s had at the close reads: \'My hurry has obliged me to employ another hand to transcribe this letter which I hope you\'ll excuse\', but the letter would seem to have been retained (perhaps because Cullen then found the time to write it out again himself?).', 'Reply from Cullen - but largely in the hand of an assistant -  addressed to John Duncanson in Inveraray regarding the case of Mrs Campbell, whose illness \'depends on a laxity &amp; flaccidity of the Uterine system\' in answer to Duncanson\'s enquiry at CUL/1/2/49 (ID:781). Cullen recommends bed rest in a cool chamber. A note in Cullen\'s had at the close reads My hurry has obliged me to employ another hand to transcribe this letter which I hope you\'ll excuse\', but the letter would seem to have been retained (perhaps because Cullen then found the time to write it out again himself?).', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:30:38', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 551, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(783, 'CUL/1/2/51', '1766-05-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'May 1766', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George\n Grame (or Graham) in Eyemouth regarding the case of his sixteen-year-old daughter Peggy. Addressed to John Ritchardson at the foot of Mint Close, Cowgate, Edinburgh. Letter partially missing.', 'Letter from George Grame (or Graham) in Eyemouth regarding the case of his sixteen-year-old daughter Peggy. Addressed to John Ritchardson at the foot of Mint Close, Cowgate, Edinburgh. Letter partially missing.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 553, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(784, 'CUL/1/2/52', '1766-05-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 May 1766', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter by Cullen titled \'For Mr Grames Daughter\', whose condition as Cullen sees it arises from \'an obstruction of her Catamenie\'. Includes a recipe for \'aperient pills\'.', 'Letter by Cullen giving directions for Peggy Grame, whose condition as Cullen sees it arises from \'an obstruction of her Catamenie\'. Includes a recipe for \'aperient pills\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 557, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(785, 'CUL/1/2/53', '1766-05-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 May 1766', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to Cullen from Neill Menzies, regarding the case of a young woman (identified in later correspondence as the daughter of Lord and Lady Ruthven). After suffering from a \'very smart fever of cold\' she reports a variety of complaints, including pains in the limbs \'w[ith] the least touch of cold\', pains in the breast, a cough, and fatigue. ', '\nLetter to Cullen from Neill Menzies, regarding the case of a young woman (identified in later correspondence as the daughter of Lord and Lady Ruthven). After suffering from a \'very smart fever of cold\' she reports a variety of complaints, including pains in the limbs \'w[ith] the least touch of cold\', pains in the breast, a cough, and fatigue. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 544, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(786, 'CUL/1/2/54', '1766-05-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 May 1766', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Neill Menzies on the case of Lord Ruthven\'s daughter, revealing the patient\'s name and suggesting that Cullen visit her at the family residence.', 'Letter from Neill Menzies on the case of Lord Ruthven\'s daughter, revealing the patient\'s name and suggesting that Cullen visit her at the family residence.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 494, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(787, 'CUL/1/2/55', '1766-05-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'May 1766', '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mr Finny describing his own symptoms of the past twenty or thirty years, which include wind in the stomach and bowels, \'flying pains\' and a sense of cold in his head, stiffness of the neck, \'such a Giddiness sometimes; as that I know not where I am\', viewing things \'as it were tinctured with a deep yellow colour\', impaired memory, and \'Wandring thoughts and Wild Imaginations\' . No releted documents traced to establish if this is an authorial original.', 'Letter from Mr Finny describing his own symptoms of the past twenty or thirty years, which include wind in the stomach and bowels, \'flying pains\' and a sense of cold in his head, stiffness of the neck, \'such a Giddiness sometimes; as that I know not where I am\', viewing things \'as it were tinctured with a deep yellow colour\', impaired memory, and \'Wandring thoughts and Wild Imaginations\' . No releted documents traced to establish if this is an authorial original. Nothing found so far to clarify if this is an authorial original or draft copy. DS Sept 2012.\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 15, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(788, 'CUL/1/2/56', '1766-06-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 June 1766', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Neill Menzies on the case of Lord Ruthven\'s daughter, describing her response to the treatments of bathing and leeches. ', 'Letter by Neill Menzies on the case of Lord Ruthven\'s daughter, describing her response to the treatments of bathing and leeches. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 16, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(789, 'CUL/1/2/57', '1766-06-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 June 1766', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply by Cullen, in form of loose autograph draft, to Mrs Paterson giving directions for her case in the hopes that her complaints will not become asthmatic. Set out as numbered directions for regimen and includes a recipe for an aperient mixture.', 'Reply by Cullen, in form of loose autograph draft, to Mrs Paterson giving directions for her case in the hopes that her complaints will not become asthmatic. Contains a recipe for aperient mixture.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 618, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(790, 'CUL/1/2/58', '1766-06-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 June 1766', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Duncanson in Inveraray regarding the case of Mrs Campbell, who has since the previous letter given birth to a stillborn child (the term \'abortion\' is being employed here to indicate a natural miscarriage or stillbirth). An additional letter on the same sheet discusses Duncason\'s frustrated efforts to advance his military career.', 'Letter from John Duncanson in Inveraray regarding the case of Mrs Campbell, who has since the previous letter given birth to a stillborn child. An additional letter on the same sheet discusses Duncason\'s frustrated efforts to advance his  military career. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 12:57:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 17, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(791, 'CUL/1/2/59', '1766-06-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 June 1766', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply by Cullen, in the form of a loose retained draft, giving directions for Mrs Stewart of Torrence in the form of a numbered regimen and followed by three recipes. ', 'Draft letter by Cullen giving directions for Mrs Stewart of Torrence in the form of a numbered regimen and followed by three recipes. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 19, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(792, 'CUL/1/2/60', '1766-06-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 June 1766', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'Advice for Mrs Campbell\', neat draft bearing initials \'G G\' and \'I H\' [Dr. John Hope] (but not their signatures, so possibly a copy made by a secretary). This is a joint consultation annotated by Cullen to indicate his editorial suggestions [see Letter ID:793 which was the cover letter Cullen sent Hope]. Gives directions for Mrs Campbell\'s care given her history of miscarriages, and suggests that \'if for a year or two she did not fall with child, we can take upon us to promise her a perfect recovery\'. ', 'Reply headed \'Advice for Mrs Campbell\', neat draft bearing initials \'G G\' and \'J H\' [John Hope] (but not their signatures). A joint consultation reply annoatated by William Cullen with his editorial suggestions. Gives directions for Mrs Campbell\'s care given her history of miscarriages, and suggests that \'if for a year or two she did not fall with child, we can take upon us to promise her a perfect recovery\'. \n', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:30:48', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 21, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(793, 'CUL/1/2/61', '1766-06-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'June 1766', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, in form of a corrected, retained draft, in Cullen\'s own hand addressed to Dr Hope regarding the case of Mrs Campbell, who has suffered from a number of miscarriages. Cullen is offering  his suggestions for revising their co-written directions, using a system of crosses etc. to indicate the points in the draft document where these revisions might be made. It is the cover-note for Letter 792, which is the marked-up draft of their co-signed set of directions. ', 'Letter, in corrected draft, in Cullen\'s hand addressed to Dr Hope regarding the case of Mrs Campbell, who has suffered from a number of miscarriages.  Cullen is offering  his suggestions for revising their co-written directions, using a system of crosses to indicate the points in the draft document where these revisions might be made. Almost certainly the  cover-note for Letter ID:792, which is the marked-up draft of their co-signed set of directions. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:17:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 25, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(794, 'CUL/1/2/62', '1761-08-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 August 1761', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply by Cullen, in the form of a retained, autograph draft copy, giving directions for Mr Pate, with advice on travel. Recipe mentioned, but not included.', 'Letter by Cullen, in his own hand, giving directions for Mr Pate. Recipe mentioned, but not included. Retained, autograph draft copy.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 29, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(795, 'CUL/1/2/64', '1767-04-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 April 1767', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, in the form of a loose retained autograph copy, consisting of a numbered regimen \'For Mr Bell\' who has a \'little stone\'.\n', 'Reply consisting of a numbered regimen \'For Mr Bell\' who has a \'little stone\'.\n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 31, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(796, 'CUL/1/2/65', '1767-12-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 December 1767', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply with advice on regimen and prescriptions for Major Crauford, whose \'breast has been affected with some weakness from his infancy\', in the form of a loose corrected draft in Cullen\'s own hand.', 'Description name needs revising.Letter by Cullen giving advice and directions for Major Crauford, whose \'breast has been affected with some weakness from his infancy\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 33, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(797, 'CUL/1/2/66', '1768-03-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 March 1768', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, in form of retained , loose, draft autograph copy with \'Directions for Mr Donaldson\' in Cullen\'s autograph. Addressee never mentioned and so far untraced.', 'Patient referred to in third person, suggesting he is not addressee... but no other name mentioned in this regard.Directions for Mr Donaldson.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 35, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(798, 'CUL/1/2/67', '1768-04-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 April 1768', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, in the form of a loose, retained draft copy, from Cullen to Dr [James Kenneth] Saunders, regarding the case of a patient who may be suffering from a venereal infection. Ends with an intimate reference to \'your Fire Side\'.', 'Reply (unposted draft) from Cullen to Dr [James?] Saunders, on the case of a patient of Saunders who may be suffering from a venereal infection. FIRE SIDE', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 36, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(799, 'CUL/1/2/68', '1768-04-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 April 1768', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply from Cullen, in form of retained draft,  to Mr Wood concerning the case of Mr Gair, giving numbered directions and three recipes.', 'Letter (unposted draft) from Cullen to Mr Wood, giving numbered directions and a three-part prescription for Mr Gair.\n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 625, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(800, 'CUL/1/2/69', '1768-05-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 May 1768', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply in the form of a loose draft copy in Cullen\'s hand, addressed to Isaac Grant, concerning an unnamed female patient of Grant\'s. Cullen asks a series of questions about the case, and concludes with \'[t]ho I apprehend no danger I am heartily concerned for the an[x]iety that persons in this situation must have...\'.', 'This is a loose draft copy in Cullen\'s hand. Letter by Cullen to Isaac Grant, about an unnamed female patient of Grant\'s. Cullen asks a series of questions about the case, and concludes with \'[t]ho I apprehend no danger I am heartily concerned for the an[x]iety that persons in this situation must ha?', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 10, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(801, 'CUL/1/2/70', '1768-06-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 June 1768', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Russell on the case of Lord Deskford, who seems to be recovering since an earlier report. Also mentions the case of Mr Davidson, who \'is recovering well\'. Probably addressed to Cullen but no evidence for this.', 'Letter from James Russell on the case of Lord Deskford, who seems to be recovering since an earlier report. Also mentions the case of Mr Davidson, who \'is recovering well\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 37, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(802, 'CUL/1/2/71', '1765-01-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 January 1765', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Burn regarding his sister, who has been suffering from \'a sort of burning heat in the left side which I am afraid forebodes us much mischief\'. ', 'Letter from John Burn regarding his sister, who has been suffering from \'a sort of burning heat in the left side which I am afraid forebodes us much mischief\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 38, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(803, 'CUL/1/2/72', '1769-07-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 July 1769', '', '', 1, 0, 'T', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Stevenson giving an autopsy report on the young Duke of Hamilton. The post-mortem was performed by the surgeon (poet and writer) John Moore who was attached to the Hamilton household and wrote an epitaph.', 'Letter from Alexander Stevenson giving an autopsy report on the young Duke of Hamilton. The post-mortem was performed by the surgeon (poet and writer) John Moore who was attached to the Hamilton household and wrote an epitaph [DS has full details].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 447, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(804, 'CUL/1/2/73', '1769-12-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 December 1769', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Wemyss on the case of Miss Betty Lindesay, who was \'seiz\'d almost instantaneously with exquisite pain in the Hypochondria\' the previous July, and has suffered from pains in the abdomen and vomiting green bile since, as well as \'a pretty large hard tumour in one of her Breasts\'. ', '\nLetter from Alexander Wemyss on the case of Miss Betty Lindesay, who was \'seiz\'d almost instantaneously with exquisite pain in the Hypochondria\' the previous July, and has suffered from pains in the abdomen and vomiting green bile since, as well as \'a pretty large hard tumour in one of her Breasts\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 39, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(805, 'CUL/1/2/74', '1767-12-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 December 1767', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply from Cullen, in the form of a loose, retained autograph draft. concerning the case of Mr Campbell of Sherwin who is diagnosed with gout. Includes two substantial recipes. ', 'Letter by Cullen giving directions for Mr Campbell of Sherwin.\n\n[Addressee may be a medical professional. This was one of the ones reassigned from James that he\'d already done most of; I finished the regularised version of the second recipe - JPB] HAD BEEN DATED 1769 BUT I AM PRETTY SURE IT IS 1767. DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 372, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(806, 'CUL/1/2/75', '1770-01-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 January 1770', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Gilbert Steuart about one of his female patients, who \'had the Misfortune to surfeit Herself with Cucumbers\' and suffered from severe stomach problems some years previously, and more recently experienced a difficult miscarriage. Steuart also enquires about obtaining transcripts of Cullen\'s lectures.\n\n', 'The first database entry states the date as \"2nd February 1770\" but the manuscripts looks like \"January 1770\". Letter from Gilbert Steuart about one of his patients, who \'had the Misfortune to surfeit Herself with Cucumbers\' and suffered from severe stomach problems some years previously, and more recently experienced a difficult miscarriage.Steuart also enquires about transcripts of Cullen\'s lectures.\nCullen is not named - the letter is reads \"Dear Sir\" - but the author refers to \"your Lectures on Chemistry &amp; the Materia medica\" which means the addressee is most likely to be Cullen himself.\n-RD .- I AGREE, MONTH CHANGED BY DS. V. Difficult to transcribe/check over...could do with a second sweep and needs at least a note on ulcerous.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 344, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(807, 'CUL/1/2/76', '1770-02-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 February 1770', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr James Kenneth Saunders at Banff, regarding his son and an unnamed female patient who had been treated with Belladonna against breast inflammation and discharge.', 'Letter from James Saunders, regarding his son and an unnamed female patient who had been treated with Belladonna against breast inflammation and discharge. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 345, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(808, 'CUL/1/2/77', '1770-06-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 June 1770', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Duncanson, chiefly concerning his wife: her medical history since childhood, and her current respiratory ailments, problems with wind, and pains in breast, haunch and stomach. There is a brief update on Mrs Falconer, whose \"breast broke\" and who is probably not going to \"hold it out long\".\n', 'A brief update on Mrs Falconer whose \"breast broke\" and who is probably not going to \"hold it out long\". The main part of the letter, however, is about \"the mother of [Duncanson\'s] Children\" and her asthmatic attacks, coughs, coldness and burning heat in chest and side. The address page has a note \"single sheet\" which indicates commercial posting. -RD ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 346, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(809, 'CUL/1/2/78', '1770-07-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 July 1770', 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Loose reply, \'For Mr Russell\'. This is a draft of <a href=\"docs.php?id=99\">[DOC ID:99]</a>.', 'Directions for Mr Russell. This is a loose draft of the almost identical case-book entry at ID:99 (but which is lacking the prescription). WE SHOULD AVOID TRANSCRIBING TWICE. DS\n\n[Transcription copied from 99 then changed for line breaks &amp; minor differences - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 17:40:59', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 686, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'h', 'n'),
(810, 'CUL/1/2/79', '1772-04-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 April 1772', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Account (unsigned), of inoculating nine children  for smallpox over several weeks from January to February 1771; amongst them are two young male patients of Dr Wilson\'s and Mr Donald\'s daughter. Writer identified as the Greenock surgeon Gavin Fullerton from linking this enclosure to his cover-letter (ID:819).', 'Account of innoculating 9 children for smallpox over several weeks from January to February 1771; amongst them are two young male patients of Dr Wilson\'s and Mr Donald\'s daughter. There is no opener or closer, therefore the author remains unknown. -RD   [ENCLOSURE FOR ID:819. Author is Gavin Fullarton, and I have updated the date, people and place data entries accordingly DS] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 347, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(811, 'CUL/1/2/80a', '1771-05-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'May 1771', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Campbell. Covering letter for an enclosed letter from Sophia Dunbar which follows as letter 812.', 'Letter from Alexander Campbell. Covering letter for an enclosed letter from Sophia Dunbar which follows as ID812. Investitigate if the \'Mr Boswell\' is James Boswell...\' DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:30:59', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 348, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(812, 'CUL/1/2/80b', '1771-05-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 May 1771', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Sophia Dunbar to her brother, Alexander Campbell, who is staying in Edinburgh, regarding the case of her young son, Lewis. She has not yet seen any improvement in his case, although does not expect \'that medicine can work like a charm or remove it all at once.\' This letter was passed on to Cullen accompanied by a cover letter written by Sophia Dunbar\'s brother, Alexander Campbell (Letter 811). ', 'Letter from Sophia Dunbar to her brother regarding the case of her young son Lewis. She has not yet seen any improvement in his case, although does not expect \'that medicine can work like a charm or remove it all at once.\'\nLetter is accompanied by a cover letter to Cullen, written by Sophia Dunbar\'s brother Alexander Campbell (ID 811). \nLetter has a big \"4\" above the address which might indicate commercial posting. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:31:08', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 349, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(813, 'CUL/1/2/81', '1771-06-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 June 1771', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Cuningham [Cunningham, Glasgow \'Tobacco Lord\'] concerning his own case of stomach complaints, including a copy of a recipe prescribed to him by another physician.', 'Lengthy letter from William Cuningham regarding his own case of stomach complaints, including copies of recipe. [James Duncanson IDed in other letters. Recipe - p.6 - might need a footnote on the unfamiliar ingredients, esp. Cordial Confection - JPB] Tobacco Lord. SCHEMA NOTE IN RECIPE ISSUE', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 490, 1, 16, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(814, 'CUL/1/2/82a', '1771-08-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 August 1771', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Christopher Douglas, serving as a covering letter for two cases gathered by Mrs Baillie about the use of Goosegrass in cases of Cancer and Leprosy (or Herpes). Mrs Baillie\'s covering note was also included (Letter ID:815). One of the enclosed cases is Letter ID:1195, but that concerning Lord Lauderdale remains untraced. ', 'A letter from Christopher Douglas, serving as a covering letter for two cases gathered by Mrs Baillie about the use of Goosegrass in cases of Cancer and Leprosy or Herpes. Mrs Baillie\'s covering note is included as ID815., but cases missing -RD One of the cases is now identified as ID:1195, which see but that concerning Lord Lauderdale remains untraced.  DS.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:31:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 375, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(815, 'CUL/1/2/82b', '1771-08-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 August 1771', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mrs Baillie. One of two covering letters enclosing two cases which she wishes Cullen to read and pass on to his colleague Dr (Prof) John Gregory (the other covering letter by Christopher Douglass (Letter ID:814). The cases are gathered by Mrs Baillie and concern the use of Goosegrass in cases of Cancer and Leprosy or Herpes. One of these enclosed cases is Letter ID:1195 but the other is untraced.', '\n\nLetter from Mrs Baillie. One of two covering letters enclosing two cases which she wishes Cullen to read and pass on to his colleague Dr (Prof) John Gregory (the other covering letter by Christopher Douglass (Letter ID:814). The cases are gathered by Mrs Baillie and concern the use of Goosegrass in cases of Cancer and Leprosy or Herpes. One of these enclosures is Letter ID:1195 but the other is untraced.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:31:27', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 376, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(816, 'CUL/1/2/83', '1771-11-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 November 1771', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Ivie Campbell on Captain Campbell, related in diary form of the Captain\'s symptoms, which include stomach problems, vomiting and jaundice. Includes recipes for remedies applied.', 'Letter from Dr Ivie Campbell on Captain Campbell, related in the form of a diary of his symptoms (stomach problems, maybe gout; keeps vomiting and turns yellow. Includes recipes for treatments applied.\nPlace of writing looks like \"Stromeshire\". No header. -RD - Stroneskar (have had other letters from Ivie C with this place) - [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 377, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(817, 'CUL/1/2/84', '1772-02-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 February 1772', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter providing responses to Cullen titled \'Queries Concerning Miss I.\', in the form of a numbered list of questions about her state of health between Winter 1769 and April 1771. Answers to Cullen\'s questions written in the margin.', 'Letter providing responses headed \'Queries Concerning Miss I.\', in the form of a numbered list of questions about her state of health between Winter 1769 and April 1771. Answers written in the margin. NOTE: ANSWERING PERSON UNKNOWN  -RD \n\nInvestigate missing author. - MH\n\nNo other letters in case so doubt we can identify author - JPB\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 378, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(818, 'CUL/1/2/85', '1772-03-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 March 1772', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from an unnamed correspondent in Sweden, regarding the case of a 24-year old, a Scotsman with intermittent convulsive fits. No header or closer, so author unknown.', 'Letter from an unnamed correspondent in Sweden, regarding the case of a 24-year old UK citizen with intermittent convulsive fits.\nNo header or closer, so author unknown. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 379, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(819, 'CUL/1/2/86', '1772-04-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 April 1772', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from the surgeon Gavin Fullarton regarding the case of Miss Forbes, who suffers from a \'White Swelling\' of her knee. Also served as cover-letter for an account of inoculating against smallpox (identified as Letter ID:810). Reference to \'Mr Sutton\' has been assumed to be the inoculator Daniel Sutton, but might refer to Daniel\'s father Robert Sutton who had originally devised a safer method of smallpox inoculation. ', 'Letter from the surgeon Gavin Fullarton regarding the case of Miss Forbes, who suffers from a \'White Swelling\' of her knee. Also served as cover-letter for an account of inoculating against smallpox which is CUL/1/2/79. Reference to \'Mr Sutton\' has been assumed to be the inoculator Daniel Sutton, but might refer to Daniel\'s father Robert Sutton who had originally devised a safer method of smallpox inoculation.\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:31:36', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 380, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(820, 'CUL/1/2/87', '1772-04-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 April 1772', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Andrew Liddell regarding an unnamed female patient from Orkney, suffering from \'scrophulous complaints\' for several years. Cullen had been giving advice on her treatment over the previous two years.\nThe patient wants a mercury cure but Liddell wants Cullen\'s support in his refusal of it. Fearing this letter, which was sent through \'Mr Douglas the Apothecary\', may have miscarrried, Liddell subsequently  includes a copy when writing to Cullen on 13 June 1777  (See ID:823).\n', 'Letter from Andrew Liddell regarding an unnamed female patient from Orkney, suffering from \'scrophulous complaints\' for several years. Cullen had been giving advice on her treatment over the previous two years.\nThe patient wants a mercury cure but Liddell wants Cullen\'s support in his refusal of it. Fearing this letter, which was sent through \'Mr Douglas the Apothecary\', may have miscarrried, Liddell subsequently  includes a copy when writing to Cullen on 13 June 1777  (See ID:823).\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 13:50:38', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 385, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(821, 'CUL/1/2/88', '1772-05-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 May 1772', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Parlane regarding a disease which has been prevailing in Glasgow for the past several months, and regarding the case of a James McCall who has suffered from it. The disease produces severe itching, with watery pustules and has not responded to a whole range of treatments. Parlane had enclosed \'two notes\' in payment.', 'Letter from Alexander Parlane regarding a disease which has been common in Glasgow for the past several months, and regarding the case of a James McCall who has suffered from it. The disease appears in various forms, with watery pustules, almost like fleas. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 386, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(822, 'CUL/1/2/89', '1772-06-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 June 1772', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Scott sent to Dr Alexander Monro with the request to receive an answer from Monro and Cullen. The case concerns Baillie Rodger, who seems to have had a stroke which left his right side paralyzed and caused a loss of speech (which then returned). Dictated by the patient.  \"Postage paid\" noted next to the address.', 'Letter from Thomas Scott sent to Dr Alexander Monro with the request to receive an answer from Monro and Cullen. The case concerns Baillie Rodger, who seems to have had a stroke which left his right side paralyzed and caused a loss of speech (which then returned). \n\"Postage paid\" noted next to the address. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 387, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(823, 'CUL/1/2/90', '1772-06-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 June 1772', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Andrew Liddell regarding the case of Mrs L, who \'suffered very great &amp; long fatigue attending a sick Husband\' some years ago, has \'seldom been free from Stomach complaints\' since, and  also has a vaginal discharge and a tumour in her breast. The letter also includes a copy of a letter sent to Cullen previously [by Thomas Scott, addressed to Liddell, ID:820] about an unnamed \'Lady from Orkney\' with scrophulous complaints which was originally enclosed in a letter to Mr Douglas, the apothecary.', 'Letter from Andrew Liddell regarding the case of Mrs L, who \'suffered very great &amp; long fatigue attending a sick Husband\' some years ago, has \'seldom been free from Stomach complaints\' since, and she also has a form of leucorrhoea and a tumour in her breast. The letter also includes a copy of a letter sent to Cullen previously [by Thomas Scott, addressed to Liddell, ID:820] about a Lady from Orkney with scrophulous complaints which was originally enclosed in a letter to Mr Douglas, the apothecary. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 388, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(824, 'CUL/1/2/91', '1772-06-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 June 1772', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr James Alexander about two patients: Peggy Glasgow who is \'Seized with Collick pains in her Bowels\', paroxysms and jaundice; and John Galt \'affected w[ith] Epileptic or Convulsive Fits\'.', 'Letter from Dr James Alexander about two patients: Peggy Glasgow who is \'Seized with Collick pains in her Bowels\', paroxysms and jaundice; and John Galt \'affected w[ith] Epileptic or Convulsive Fits.\' -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 389, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(825, 'CUL/1/2/92', '1772-06-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 June 1772', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, in the form of a neat retained copy, giving directions \'for the Right Honourable Lady Katherine Gordon\', signed by Cullen and John Rutherford. They prescribe different kinds of Spa water and a therapeutic retreat in North Berwick where she can bathe in the sea three times a week..', 'Directions \'for the Right Honourable Lady Katherine Gordon\', signed by Cullen and John Rutherford. They prescribe different kinds of Spa water and a cure retreat in North Berwick. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 391, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(826, 'CUL/1/2/93', '1772-06-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 June 1772', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from [T.?] Shiels in Dublin, concerning the cases of his friends Mr and Mrs Knox. Mrs Knox suffers from headaches. Mr Knox has been treated with Selters water by somebody else against fits of the gout but still has problems, turning yelloow. Shiels also mentions that he is himself in poor health and announces to give an account of it in 2 or 3 parts. \n', 'Letter from Shiels in Dublin, concerning the cases of Mr and Mrs Knox. Physician writes about Mr Knox, his best friend. He refers to a previous letter about a liver inflammation. He has been treated with Selters water by somebody else against fits of the gout but still has problems, turning yellow\nThe writer also mentions that he is himself in poor health and announces to give an account of it in 2 or 3 parts. The letter cuts off after page 6.\nMrs Knox suffers from headaches.Order of pages unclear - RD [Letter no longer cuts off at p.6 now images sorted - jpb]', 'y', 'y', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 470, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(827, 'CUL/1/2/94', '1772-06-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 June 1772', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Gilbert Blane concerning the case of his sister who suffers from stomach paroxysms (Blane suspects an intestinal tumour), and containing additional information from her surgeon, Mr Logan. Blane, who had studied under Cullen, went on to become one of the leading military physicians of the later eighteenth century.', 'Letter from Gilbert Blane concerning the case of his sister who suffers from stomach paroxysms (Blane suspects an intestinal tumour), and containing additional information from her surgeon, Mr Logan. Blane, who had studied under Cullen, went on to become one of the leading military physicians of the later eighteenth-century.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 414, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(828, 'CUL/1/2/95', '1772-07-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'July 1772', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply in the form of an incomplete corrected draft by Cullen on the cases of Mr and Mrs Knox answering an enquiry from T. Shiels in Dublin. It is all in Cullen\'s own hand, but a recipe and editorial corrections have clearly been added with a different pen. The cross and other marks are Cullen\'s system for marking where amendments are to be integrated into to polished version.', 'Reply in the form of an incomplete corrected draft by Cullen on the cases of Mr and Mrs Knox. It is all in Cullen\'s own hand, but a recipe and editorial corrections have clearly been added with a different pen. The cross and other marks are Cullen\'s system for marking where amendments are to be integrated into to polished version.', 'y', 'y', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 443, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(829, 'CUL/1/2/96', '1772-07-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'July 1772', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter, from former Edinburgh student Shiells in Dublin (though no closer as letter is incomplete), concerning the cases of Mr Knox, but most of the letter concerns Shiells\'  own headaches. ', 'Letter, probably from former Edinburgh student Shiells in Dublin (though no closer as letter is incomplete), concerning the cases of Mr Knox, but most of the letter concerns Shiells\'  own headaches. ', 'y', 'y', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 449, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(830, 'CUL/1/2/97', '1772-07-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 July 1772', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Laing about the treatment of his sonâ€™s tumour with plaisters and different pills, in joint consultation with the addressee an unnamed practitioner. Mention is also made of the Edinburgh surgeon Wood. Place of writing is probably Jedburgh, but this and a place where some medicine is to be brought from are both hard to read. ', 'Letter from William Laing about his sonâ€™s tumour treatment with plaisters and different pills, in joint consultation with the addressed (unnamed) physician and Dr Cullen. Place of writing illegible. -RD\n[I\'ve changed the patient to Laing\'s son from Stuart\'s son (see 3691, in which he\'s identified as such); Stuart\'s son presumably is delivering the letter only - JPB] Date changed from 3rd to 8th by DS. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 471, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(831, 'CUL/1/2/98', '1772-07-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 July 1772', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from R. Menzies concerning the case of a Lady Mary, who has suffered from a pain in her stomach and \'an uneasiness like the Heart burn.\' Menzies wants advice on the usefullness of a vomit.', 'Letter from R. Menzies concerning the case of a Lady Mary, who has suffered from a pain in her stomach and \'an uneasiness like the Heart burn.\' Menzies wants advice on the usefullness of a vomit. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 472, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(832, 'CUL/1/2/99', '1772-07-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 July 1772', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter, in form a case history, from a \'C. B.\' [Dr Charles Bisset] regarding the case of Mrs Bisset, who has suffered from a pain in her left side for the past 14 years after she had a miscarriage. No cover letter traced, so possibly this free-standing document was hand-delivered.', 'Letter from a \'C. B.\' [Dr Charles Bisset] regarding the case of Mrs Bisset, who has suffered from a pain in her left side for the past 14 years after she had a miscarriage. No header. -RD [wrong Skelton  linked...Bisset is in DNB and practice din Skelton in Yorkshire; I have rectified the linkage for this letter...Highland Skelton needs removing? DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 476, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(833, 'CUL/1/2/100', '1772-07-16', 'i', 'i', 'i', '16? July? 1772?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply (in the form of a corrected retained draft in Cullen\'s own hand) to Dr Charles Bisset, regarding Mrs Bisset\'s case, of which he is \'sorry to find it difficult either to explain its nature or to propose a cure\'. Dating is an approximation, based upon date of the letter being answered.', 'Corrected draft reply to Dr Charles Bisset (responding to CUL/1/2/99), by Cullen regarding Mrs Bisset\'s case, of which he is \'sorry to find it difficult either to explain its nature or to propose a cure\'. [Original database entry had July (c) 1772(c): changed to July (i) 1772(i): info from letter 832 to Cullen, sent 12(c) July(c) 1772(c), letter 833 appears to be response to this - EK]  Precise date is an approximation, based upon date of the letter being answered.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 32, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(834, 'CUL/1/2/101', '1772-07-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 July 1772', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Andrew Liddell on the \'Case of Mr Sinclair of Harpsdale\', who has been \'troubled with a scorbutic eruption on the back of his hand\'. Also contains an update on a scrophulous patient (identifiable from elsewhere as \'a Young Lady in Orkney\') who has been following Cullen\'s directions.\n', '\nLetter from Andrew Liddell on the \'Case of Mr Sinclair of Harpsdale\', who has been \'troubled with a scorbutic eruption on the back of his hand\'. Also contains an update on a scrophulous patient 9identifiable from elsewhere as \'a Young Lady in Orkney\') who has been following Cullen\'s directions.\n[refs. to letters sent by Cullen on 10 and 26 June - EK] These are missing, but see ID:823 from Liddell. DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 185, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(835, 'CUL/1/2/102', '1772-07-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 July 1772', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, with regimen and recipes for Hon. Captain Malcolm Ramsay, whose digestion has been affected by contracting \"intermitting fever\" (malaria) when he served in America. Very neat retained copy in Cullen\'s own hand.', 'Regimen and recipes for Hon. Captain Malcolm Ramsay, whose digestion has been affected by contracting \"intermitting fever\" (malaria) when he served in America (see also letter 447). [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 669, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(836, 'CUL/1/2/103', '1772-07-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 July 1772', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Alexander giving a report on the progress of Peggy Glasgow. Makes reference to an untraced letter from Cullen sent 20th Inst. (i.e. 20th July 1772).', 'Letter from James Alexander giving a report on the progress of Peggy Glasgow. Makes reference to an untraced letter from Cullen sent 20th Inst. (i.e. 20th July 1772).', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 186, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(837, 'CUL/1/2/104', '1772-07-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 July 1772', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Gavin Fullarton in Greenock, regarding the case of Mr Turner\'s daughter, who had \'a Haemoptoe preceeded by and accompanied with a fixed pain about the middle of the sternum\' and is now dying of advanced consumption. Mr Turner has requested the advice of Cullen and Gregory in a letter to be delivered by an unnamed friend.', 'Letter from Gavin Fullarton in Greenock, regarding the case of Mr Turner\'s daughter, \'a Haemoptoe preceeded by and accompanied with a fixed pain about the middle of the sternum\'. Mr Turner has requested the advice of Cullen and Gregory in a letter [to be delivered by unnamed friend-EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 187, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(838, 'CUL/1/2/105', '1772-10-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 October 1772', '', '', 6, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter (printed) from Charles Broughton advertising the efficacy of an ointment for swellings and ulcers. \"Circular\" printed to resemble a handwritten letter with professional endorsements. Refers to advertisement of a particular case in \'last pages\' of the \'Public Advertiser\' for June 26th and August 7th (1772) but these have not been found. Cullen purportedly sent him a case to treat.', 'Letter from Charles Broughton advertising an ointment for swellings and ulcers. [refers to adverts in last pages of the \'Public Advertiser\' for June 26th and August 7th (1772) - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 188, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(839, 'CUL/1/2/106', '1772-10-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 October 1772', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charles Broughton regarding his earlier advertising letter, discussing several cases where his ointment had been used successfully with testimonials from a number of practitioners and other patrons. Identification of the \'Mr Meason\' mentioned in this letter as Gilbert Meason is tentative. The letter bears a postal stamp for Dumfries, suggesting that it may have been actually put in the commercial post by Dr John Gilchrist at Dumfries. Gilchrist is know to have been in correspondence with Broughton who was treating Gilchrist\'s brother)..', 'Letter from Charles Broughton regarding his earlier advertising letter, discussing several cases where his ointment had been used successfully with testimonials from a number of doctors.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 189, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(840, 'CUL/1/2/107', '1785-11-16', 'i', 'i', 'i', '16? November? 1785?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Donald Campbell, regarding his own case. His symptoms, which include an inflamed, swollen face and eyes and joint pains which left him lame, began after suffering a fever in Jamaica after he \'rode home pretty much heated with liquor without a Great Coat\'. Before returning to Scotland. on the advice of local doctors, he visited the mineral springs at Bath in Jamaica.', 'Letter from Donald Campbell, regarding his own case of an inflamed, swollen face and eyes [and subsequent fever and joint pains which caused him to become crippled -  His symptoms began in Jamaica, after he \'rode home pretty much heated with liquor without a Great Coat\' . Had been dated 1772, but that is just when he begins his narrative. Date arrived at from ID: 2772', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 190, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(841, 'CUL/1/2/108', '1773-01-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 January 1773', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from W. Turner at Warrington regarding the case of Mrs Woodcock, who was \'seized with a slight paralytic affection of the left side\' some months previously and has suffered a number of convulsive episodes since.', 'Letter from W. Turner regarding the case of Mrs Woodcock, who was \'seized with a slight paralytic affection of the left side\' some months previously. [partially obscured postmark \'rington\' inferred as Warrington because of reference to this location; \'in Ferrybridge\' added in different hand after address to Edinburgh, inferred as \'mentioned\' place but possibly means something else? -EK] [See GU Ms Cullen 152. DS]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 191, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(842, 'CUL/1/2/109', '1773-03-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 March 1773', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter (very substantial) from Thomas Christie giving a detailed account of his own case. \'Merchn.near the New Wynd Montrose\' inferred to be Merchant House; the \'Jerseys\' \'neighbouring\' New York taken to be New Jersey.', 'Letter (very substantial) from Thomas Christie giving a detailed account of his own case. [\'Merchn.near the New Wynd Montrose\' inferred to be Merchant House; the \'Jerseys\' \'neighbouring\' New York taken to be New Jersey - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 192, 1, 20, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(843, 'CUL/1/2/110', '1773-03-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'March 1773', '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note of an unnamed 38-year-old man who has suffered from a variety of symptoms since being \'seized with a tertian Ague\' some years previously. Unclear if drawn up by the patient or another party, but penned in very fine handwriting.', 'Unsigned case note of a 38-year-old man who has suffered from a variety of symptoms since being \'seized with a tertian Ague\' some years previously.\n\nNOPLACES', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 193, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(844, 'CUL/1/2/111', '1773-04-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 April 1773', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case-note giving details of the correspondent\'s own case of an ulcerated nose. The author, who is evidently a surgeon, is concerned the sores may be venereal even though he has only had professional contact with \"the sex\" in the context of intimate gyneacological examinations. ', 'Unsigned letter giving details of the correspondent\'s own case, \'an uncommon Itching &amp; Pain\' in the nose. [unsigned case note rather than letter? -EK] I had though this was possibly by the Dumfries surgeon Alexander Copland but closer study of handwriting suggest not. DS\n\nNOPLACES', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 194, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(845, 'CUL/1/2/112', '1772-05-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 May 1772', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case of Mrs Mackenzie, containing a history of her illness from May of 1772 with an update from June of 1773. Possibly incomplete. She has had an \'abortion\" (i.e. miscarriage) and continues  to suffer from a variety of very closely detailed stomach and abdominal pains. ', 'Case of Mrs Mackenzie, containing an account of her illness from May of 1772 with an update from June of 1773. Possibly incomplete. [unsigned/signature missing - EK] No other images, could well be the hasty end of a case notes attached to a cover letter, now gone astray. -JOB', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 195, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(846, 'CUL/1/2/113', '1773-06-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 June 1773', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply with Directions for Mrs Ascough.', 'Directions for Mrs Ascough', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 483, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(847, 'CUL/1/2/114', '1773-06-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 June 1773', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note on William G of Gordonstoun, a man who has suffered from a \'venereal taint\' since being sent to Jamaica as a teenager. No obviously cover letter traced.', 'Case of William G of Gordonstoun, a man who has suffered from a \'venereal taint\' since being sent to Jamaica as a teenager.\n\ndateline amended at end of letter to validate. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 196, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(848, 'CUL/1/2/115', '1773-06-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 June 1773', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Dalzell giving a report of the progress of his own case. Largely concerned with describing the state of his bowel movements and flatulence which cause him severe discomfort and keep him from company.', 'Letter from James Dalzell giving a report of the progress of his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 197, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(849, 'CUL/1/2/116', '1773-06-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 June 1773', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, giving directions for Mr Russell [or Russel]. Two draft copies of the same response. The first is a very neat copy in Cullen\'s own hand. The second is a heavily contracted version of the same document; since this second-verison simply repeats the same text it has not been transcribed. However, the contracted version does include a prescription which is appended to the available transcription.', 'Directions for Mr Russell [or Russel]. Two draft copies of the same response. The first is a very neat copy in Cullen\'s own hand. The second is a heavily contracted version of the same document and has not been transcribed, but it does include a prescription which is appended to the transcription. \n\nDraft Images (CUL_1_2_0116_0004.jpg, CUL_1_2_0116_0005_a.jpg) hidden from view. Please check images match up again. MH \n\nImage 5 partially greyed out as it\'s the end of the images that are hidden from view. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 679, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(850, 'CUL/1/2/117', '1773-07-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 July 1773', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charles Broughton concerning the success of his ointment for curing tumours.', 'Letter from Charles Broughton concerning the success of his ointment. [reference to previous printed letter: possibly 838? - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 198, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(851, 'CUL/1/2/118', '1773-07-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 July 1773', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Lieutenant Bagold at Fort George, regarding the progress of his own case following Cullen\'s directions. Letter \"Franked\" by his commanding officer, Sir Eyer Coote.', 'Letter from Lieutenant Bagold at Fort George, regarding the progress of his own case following Cullen\'s directions.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 199, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(852, 'CUL/1/2/119', '1773-07-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 July 1773', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Turnbull regarding the case of Mr Smith, who has \'Compleated the Month proposed for the Mercurial Course\'.', 'Letter from William Turnbull regarding the case of Mr Smith, who has \'Compleated the Month proposed for the Mercurial Course\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 200, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(853, 'CUL/1/2/120', '1773-08-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 August 1773', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from David Callander regarding his own case and its treatment so far. He has a painfully swollen testicle.', 'Letter from David Callander regarding his own case and its treatment so far. He has a painfully swollen testicle.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 201, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(854, 'CUL/1/2/121', '1773-09-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'September 1773', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Hamilton regarding the case of Mr Anstruther; Hamilton believes that \'all his complaints proceed from mere debility\'. Includes details of what Hamilton has prescribed but not set out as a separate recipe.', 'Letter from James Hamilton regarding the case of Mr Anstruther; Hamilton believes that \'all his complaints proceed from mere debility\'. [letter includes details of what James Hamilton has prescribed but not a separate recipe-EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 215, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(855, 'CUL/1/2/122', '1773-10-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 October 1773', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Flint regarding the case of Professor Watson\'s daughter, who \'laboured under a violent opthalmia\' which has left a speck on the cornea. Flint also mentions making approaches through \'my friend Doctor Rutherford\' and Cullen to \'be one of your College\' (See footnote).', 'Letter from James Flint regarding the case of Professor Watson\'s daughter, who \'laboured under a violent opthalmia\' which has left a speck on the cornea. Flint also mentions making approaches through \'my friend Doctor Rutherford\' and Cullen to \'be one of your College\' (probably the RCPE).', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 54, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(856, 'CUL/1/2/123', '1773-10-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 October 1773', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charles Broughton regarding the success of his ointment. He encloses letters from a Mr Johnstone\'s sister, and from Cullen\'s son (both missing).', 'Letter from Charles Broughton regarding the success of his ointment. He encloses letters from a Mr Johnstone\'s sister, and from Cullen\'s son (both missing).', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 58, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(857, 'CUL/1/2/124', '1773-11-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 November 1773', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Fell regarding the case of Christopher Wilson, a man \'near 84 years of age\' who has suffered from gout for several years, now complicated by a difficulty in breathing.', 'Letter from John Fell regarding the case of Christopher Wilson, a man \'near 84 years of age\' who has suffered from gout for several years, now complicated by a difficulty in breathing.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 507, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(858, 'CUL/1/2/125', '1773-11-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 November 1773', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Short letter of endorsement from Alexander Thomson regarding Mrs Atkinson, and informing Dr Charles Broughton that \'the Cancer in Mrs Atkinson\'s Breast is much better, and the swelling under her Arm intirely gone\'. Probably the enclosure mentioned in Letter ID:861, one of several in which Broughton informs Cullen of the success of his ointment for cancer. ', 'Short letter from Alexander Thomson regarding Mrs Atkinson, and informing Cullen that \'the Cancer in Mrs Atkinson\'s Breast is much better, &amp; the swelling under her Arm intirely gone\'. Posibly the enclosure mentioned in Letter ID:861. DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:31:45', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 116, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(859, 'CUL/1/2/126', '1773-11-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 November 1773', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charles Broughton in London attesting to the success of his ointment in treating diseased glands and cancers.', 'Letter from Charles Broughton relating the success of his ointment.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 508, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(860, 'CUL/1/2/127', '1773-12-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 December 1773', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Nairn setting out the case of an unnamed female patient who has suffered from stomach pains with every pregnancy. Possibly the Mrs Reddie who consults Cullen again in 1776. ', 'Case of [Mrs Reddie]  who has suffered from pains and \'Stomatic complaints\' during her pregnancies. \n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 396, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(861, 'CUL/1/2/128', '1773-00-00', 'c', NULL, NULL, '1773', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charles Broughton relating the success of his ointment. Missing enclosure may be the endorsement letter ID:858.', 'Letter from Charles Broughton relating the success of his ointment. Missing enclosure may possibly be the endorsement letter ID:858.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:31:55', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 122, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(862, 'CUL/1/2/129', '1773-07-14', 'c', 'i', 'i', '14? July? 1773', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note concerning Lady Mackenzie, Dowager of Scatwell, who complains of \'the want of sleep, and a constant swimming in her Head\'. Only the year 1773 given: month inferred from Cullen\'s reply (day is a guess). This isolated case history may have been an enclosure in a missing letter or have been hand-delivered.', 'Case note concerning Lady Mackenzie, Dowager of Scatwell, who complains of \'the want of sleep, and a constant swimming in her Head\'. Only the year 1773 given: month inferred from Cullen\'s reply (day is a guess). This isolated case history may have been an enclosure in a missing letter or have been hand-delivered.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 123, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(863, 'CUL/1/2/130', '1774-01-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 January 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from David Bethune relating his own case; he has suffered from \'Belching to a great degree sometimes, or so much that I am obliged to rise out of bed in the night time\'.', 'Letter from David Bethune relating his own case; he has suffered from \'Belching to a great degree sometimes, or so much that I am obliged to rise out of bed in the night time\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 124, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(864, 'CUL/1/2/131', '1774-01-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 January 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Carmichael, a former student of Cullen\'s who is \'happy in an opportunity of writing to my old Professor\', relating the case of Captain Mackinlay. ', 'Letter from James Carmichael, a former student of Cullen\'s who is \'happy in an opportunity of writing to my old Professor\', relating the case of Captain Mackinlay. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 509, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(865, 'CUL/1/2/132', '1774-01-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 January 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Willison regarding the case of a Mr Yeaman, who has been ill since suffering from a cold some months previously.', 'Letter from John Willison regarding the case of a Mr Yeaman, who has been ill since suffering from a cold some months previously.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 402, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(866, 'CUL/1/2/133a', '1774-01-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 January 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Robert Forbes addressed to William Dunbar, Writer to the Signet. Concerning Mrs Fordyce\'s case.', 'Letter from Dr Robert Forbes addressed to William Dunbar, Writer to the Signet. Concerning Mrs Fordyce\'s case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 403, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(867, 'CUL/1/2/133b', '1774-01-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 January 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note, unsigned but identified as by Dr Robert Forbes, sent as an enclosure, headed \'Continuation of Mrs Fordyce\'s Case\', which belongs with the later Letter (Doc:866). The note, which describes Mrs Fordyce\'s condition and treatment following a recent abortion (i.e. miscarriage) was composed by the sister of William Dunbar who was in attendance, but is in the handwriting of Dr Robert Fordyce.', 'Note, sent as an enclosure, headed \'Continuation of Mrs Fordyce\'s Case\', which belongs with Letter ID:866 (CUL/1/2/133a). The note describes Mrs Fordyce\'s condition and treatment following a recent abortion (i.e. miscarriage).', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:32:05', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 404, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(868, 'CUL/1/2/134', '1774-01-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 January 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Fordyce regarding the case of Mrs Fordyce. Addressed to William Dunbar, Writer to the Signet, with requests to pass it to Cullen. Letter mounted so evidence of commercial posting unavailable.', 'Letter from Alexander Fordyce regarding the case of Mrs Fordyce. Addressed to William Dunbar, Writer to the Signet, with requests to pass it to Cullen.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 405, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(869, 'CUL/1/2/135', '1774-01-19', 'c', 'c', 'i', '19? January 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply with of directions for Mrs Fordyce in the form of a retained, loose corrected draft in Cullen\'s own hand Cullen believes that \'the disorder is an hysteric affection\'. ', 'Directions for Mrs Fordyce; Cullen believes that \'the disorder is an hysteric affection\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 406, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(870, 'CUL/1/2/136', '1774-01-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 January 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Molison regarding the case of Mrs Anne Burrow, who has been suffering from vomiting and pains in her abdomen.', 'Letter from Alexander Molison regarding the case of Mrs Burrow, who has been suffering from pains in the abdomen.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 407, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(871, 'CUL/1/2/137', '1774-01-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 January 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, in the form of a loose draft, composed by Cullen addressed to Alexander Molison regarding the case of Mrs Burrow (handwriting may not be that of Cullen, but that of an assistant).', 'Reply - in the form of a loose draft - from Cullen to Alexander Molison regarding the case of Mrs Burrow. Handwriting may not be that of William Cullen.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 408, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(872, 'CUL/1/2/138', '1774-01-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 January 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mr Halkerston, regarding his own case which is attributed to nervous weakness\'.', '\nLetter from Mr Halkerston, regarding his own case. Although he is not a physician, \'I beg you will allow that upwards of twenty years attention, and sad experience, may enablea Man, if he has any rational powers at all, to make some observation, to form some opinion, and even perhaps to furnish some hints, not unworthy the notice of his Physician\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 409, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(873, 'CUL/1/2/139', '1774-02-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'February 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, giving detailed directions for Mr Halkerston in the form of a loose, corrected draft in Cullen\'s own hand. Cullen believes that \'the foundation of all his complaints both formerly and more evidently now is a weakness and mobility of his Nervous system\'. The polished version of this response would have been supplied around the time Haggerston consulted Cullen in person as indicated in the other letter linked to this case.', 'Reply, giving detailed directions for Mr Halkerston in the form of a loose, corrected draft in Cullen\'s own hand. Cullen believes that \'the foundation of all his complaints both formerly and more evidently now is a weakness and mobility of his Nervous system\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 410, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(874, 'CUL/1/2/140a', '1774-02-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 February 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note on \'Mistress A. Downman of the County of Devon\', in Latin, by her brother, the physician and poet Hugh Downman. She has been suffering from grief, bouts of weeping, and prickling sensations like those of gorse, since the death of another brother in 1771. She has consulted Fothergill in London. She becomes angry if it is suggested that the cause is in her imagination.', '[Hold off on transcribing this one until instructions for marking up translations are sent round - JPB] Letter from H. Downman regarding the case of A. Downman, a 28-year-old woman. Written in Latin; the correspondent states that this is so the patient will not understand it. DATE MAY NOT INDICATE WHEN THIS WAS SENT:Must surely be enclosure with Letter 1103 of 4 Jan 1775.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5509, 4, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(875, 'CUL/1/2/140b', '1775-02-00', 'i', 'c', NULL, 'February 1775?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case of Miss Downman, this time written in English, as sent by her brother the physician and poet Hugh Downman, who had attended Cullen\'s lectures. His sister is very suspicious of professional diagnoses which suggest that her \'Hysteria\" is a purely mental disorder.', 'Continuation of the case of Miss Downman, this time written in English. Date may only be when composed, as this must surely be enclosure sent after Document Letter 1103, dated 4 Jan 1775.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 411, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(876, 'CUL/1/2/141', '1774-02-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 February 1774', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case history by an unnamed correspondent regarding a 24-year-old woman who has been suffering from headaches, with the pain now extending to the stomach and oesophagus. Two identical transcripts of the same account. The \'answer\' indicated by the annotation is not present. No relevant cover-letter from this date has been traced.', 'Case history by an unnamed correspondent regarding the history of a 24-year-old woman who has been suffering from headaches, with the pain now extending to the stomach and oesophagus. Two copies of the same account. The \'answer\' indicated by the annotation is not present. Possibly a missing ENCLOSURE sent with a detached cover-letter traceable from the handwriting.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 40, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(877, 'CUL/1/2/142', '1774-02-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 February 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Henry Miller concerning the case of Colonel Douglas\'s wife, who has a severe cough.', 'Letter from Henry Miller discussing the case of Colonel Douglas\'s wife, who has a severe cough.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 41, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(878, 'CUL/1/2/143', '1774-02-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 February 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Cullen\'s former pupil, Dr Louis Odier in Geneva regarding the case of his wife who has a chest complaint. The second half of this letter is badly damaged with large sections missing.', 'Letter from Cullen\'s former pupil, Dr Louis Odier in Geneva regarding the case of his wife who has a chest complaint.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 72, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(879, 'CUL/1/2/144', '1774-02-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 February 1774', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, giving directions for Mrs Oswald from Cullen, in the form of a loose draft written on a letter from George Buchan Hepburn informing Cullen of the death of his cousin, the surgeon William Hepburn.', 'Directions for Mrs Oswald from Cullen, written on a letter from George Buchan Hepburn informing Cullen of the death of his cousin, surgeon William Hepburn.\n\n[David - weird structure here, possibly requires footnote explaining paper was reused? - JPB]\n\nCUL-ADD-OUT\nI have marked up the two letters in separate DIVs. I suggest they might want to be treated as two separate letters.\n\nI am inferring that the Mrs Oswald mentioned is ID 744 as in both letters the patient has to take \"mineral water\"\n\nPresence of a doodle or squiggle on the external wrapper. DOODLE-IMG-4 \n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 697, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(880, 'CUL/1/2/145', '1774-02-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 February 1774', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Archibald McIntyre regarding the case of his brother who has a feverish condition. Enclosure is Doc [ID:1122].', 'Letter from Archibald McIntyre regarding the case of his brother. Enclosure is ID:1122.\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:32:15', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 73, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(881, 'CUL/1/2/146', '1774-02-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 February 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Andrew regarding the case of Mr Stewart\'s \'Rheumatick Complaints\' which have thrown him into a very melancholy condition.', 'Letter from John Andrew regarding the case of Mr Stewart\'s \'Rheumatick Complaints\' and melancholy.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 74, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(882, 'CUL/1/2/147', '1774-02-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 February 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to unnamed practioner requesting more information on the case of a young lady but providing directions and a prescription. Loose draft copy in Cullen\'s own hand.', 'Reply to unnamed practioner requesting more information on the case of a young lady but providing directions. MAIN TEXT CHECKED: Recipe (on Image 5) not yet transcribed. Main Text Checked. But get JB to look at the odd contraction on the final page. DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 668, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(883, 'CUL/1/2/148', '1774-02-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'February 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Oswald\'.', 'Directions for Mrs Oswald. Mentions the bathing machine of page 4.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 75, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(884, 'CUL/1/2/149', '1774-03-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 March 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Patrick Scott concerning the case of Mr Mylred, \'one of the principal judges\' on the Isle of Man who after a venereal infection, has suffered a general paralysis and loss of his faculties to the extent that his friends are considering having him placed in a private mad-house.', 'Letter from Patrick Scott concerning the case of Mr Mylred, \'one of the principal judges\' on the Isle of Man. [See GU Ms Cullen 85 DS]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 76, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(885, 'CUL/1/2/150', '1774-03-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 March 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Gavin Fullarton at Greenock regarding an unnamed female patient \'afflicted with Rheumatic pains in different parts of her Body\'.', 'Letter from Gavin Fullarton regarding an unnamed female patient \'afflicted with Rheumatic pains in different parts of her Body\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 77, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(886, 'CUL/1/2/151', '1774-03-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 March 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Wood regarding his own case, reporting that \'The Diziness and Cloudiness in my Head is much abated\'. Dated 9th March, but a postscript explains that it was sent \'several weeks\' later but this is an exageration because Cullen\'s reply, dated 23rd March, is ID:3690.', 'Letter from John Wood regarding his own case, reporting that \'The Diziness and Cloudiness in my Head is much abated\'. Dated 9th March, but a postscript explains that it was sent \'several weeks\' later. Cullen\'s reply, dated 23rd March, is ID:3690.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 78, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(887, 'CUL/1/2/152', '1774-03-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 March 1774', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Alves regarding an unnamed male patient - who had a military career - \'troubled with gouty complaints\' and who is \'subject to Strangury the Consequence of Gonorrhea virulenta\'. Case note is enclosed.', 'Letter from John Alves regarding an unnamed male patient \'troubled with gouty complaints\' and \'subject to Strangury the Consequence of Gonorrhea virulenta\'. Case note is enclosed.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 10:06:31', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 79, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'p'),
(888, 'CUL/1/2/153', '1774-03-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 March 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Wood concerning the case of Jane Dickinson [Dickenson], a servant suffering from violent pains at the time of menstruation and some distressing discharges.', 'Letter from James Wood concerning the case of Jane Dickerson, a servant suffering from violent pains at the time of menstruation.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 81, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(889, 'CUL/1/2/154', '1774-03-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 March 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Detailed directions on regimen, with two prescriptions for John Murdoch, whose disease is \'a severe Catarrh\'. In the from of a loose, retained draft in Cullen\'s own hand bearing minor editorial corrections and markings (\'X\').', 'Detailed directions on regimen, with two prescriptions for John Murdoch, whose disease is \'a severe Catarrh\'. In the from of a loose, retained draft in Cullen\'s own hand bearing minor editorial corrections and markings (\'X\').', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 82, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(890, 'CUL/1/2/155', '1774-03-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 March 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Dunbar relating his own case, which concerns a severe pain in his back. Probably sent as an enclosure but no cover letter from Dunbar\'s local practitioner traced.', 'Letter from George Dunbar relating his own case, which concerns a severe pain in his back. Probably sent as an enclosure, but no cover letter from Dunbar\'s local practitioner traced.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 84, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(891, 'CUL/1/2/156', '1774-03-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 March 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Patrick Scott, with directions for Mr Mylred, in the form of a retained, loose corrected draft copy in Cullen\'s own hand. Cullen thinks there is some hope of his recovering the use of his limbs and advises various treatments including scarification and warm bathing. ', 'Reply to Patrick Scott, with directions for Mr Mylred, in the form of a retained, loose corrected draft copy in Cullen\'s own hand. Cullen thinks there is some hope of his recovering the use of his limbs and advises various treatments including scarification and warm bathing. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 87, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(892, 'CUL/1/2/157', '1774-03-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 March 1774', '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Document headed \'Representation\', describing the case of an unnamed male patient, suffering from pain in his testicle after a fall. The status of this document is unclear. The term \"Representation\" might indicate that it was a case-history enclosed in a missing cover-letter or it may be a loose copy of a case written up  by Cullen\'s assistant.', 'Letter describing the case of an unnamed male patient, suffering from pain in his testicle after a fall.\n\nI think this is a scribal copy from one of Cullen\'s sons - details of sender are neglected. -JOB', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 88, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(893, 'CUL/1/2/158', '1774-03-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 March 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Henry Miller on the ongoing case of Mrs Douglas with chest problems, who is showing little improvement and growing weak. The address page includes some later scribbles (pen-testing?). And mentioning progress of Miss Clephan.', 'Letter from Henry Miller on the ongoing case of Mrs Douglas, who is showing little improvement. Mentions Miss Clephan.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 89, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(894, 'CUL/1/2/159', '1774-03-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 March 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Alves regarding an unnamed male patient whose condition is improving following Cullen\'s diagnosis and directions.', 'Letter from John Alves regarding an unnamed male patient whose condition is improving following Cullen\'s diagnosis and directions.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 94, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(895, 'CUL/1/2/160', '1774-03-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 March 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Molison regarding the case of Mr Murdoch, who \'stood his Journey without much fatigue, or any considerable Benefit\'.', 'Letter from Alexander Molison regarding the case of Mr Murdoch, who \'stood his Journey without much fatigue, or any considerable Benefit\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 90, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(896, 'CUL/1/2/161', '1774-03-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 March 1774', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Rogers regarding his own case. An enclosed case note by Dr Douglas is missing.', 'Letter from John Rogers regarding his own case. An enclosed case note by Dr Douglas is missing.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-29 12:48:54', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 91, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(897, 'CUL/1/2/162', '1774-04-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 April 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Ivie Campbell concerning the case of Mr Campbell, giving more details on the case; the patient had previously consulted Cullen himself. ', 'Letter from Ivie Campbell, giving more details on Mr Campbell in response to Cullen\'s request for further information.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 92, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(898, 'CUL/1/2/163', '1774-04-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 April 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Dunbar regarding the case of his uncle George Dunbar, whose condition has improved.', 'Letter from William Dunbar regarding the case of his uncle George Dunbar, whose condition has improved from its earlier state.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 93, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(899, 'CUL/1/2/164', '1774-04-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 April 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Henry Miller on the case of Mrs Douglas, whose condition has \'dayly grown worse\'. He also discusses his reasons for not wanting his son Harry, currently attending the Edinburgh University classes of Joseph Black and Alexander Monro, to attend those of Dr John Hope over the winter (his son\'s health being weak). Also mentions Miss Clephan.', 'Letter from Henry Miller on the case of Mrs Douglas, whose condition has \'dayly grown worse\'. He also discusses his reasons for not wanting his son Harry, currently attending the Edinburgh University classes of Joseph Black and Alexander Monro, to attend those of Dr John Hope over the winter (his son\'s health being weak). mentions Miss Clephan.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 455, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(900, 'CUL/1/2/165', '1774-04-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 April 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Directions \'For Mr McNeil\' of Carskiey in the form of a very neat, autograph document. This is almost certainly the original of the case-book retention (<a href=\"docs.php?id=3757\">[DOC ID:3757]</a>), which McNeil sent back to Cullen as an enclosure with (<a href=\"docs.php?id=936\">[DOC ID:936]</a>), as a reminder. This is a rare example where an original set of directions as delivered to a patient has returned to the archive allowing us to compare it with the case-book transcript. Carskiey is linked as the document\'s inferred, original destination.', 'Directions \'For Mr McNeil\' in the form of a very neat, autograph document. This is almost certainly the original of the case-book at  CUL/1/1/ 5/20 [ID: 3757}, which McNeil sent back to Cullen as an enclosure with CUL/1/12/196  [ID:936], as a reminder. This is a rare example where an original set of directions as delivered to a patient has returned to the archive allowing us to compare it with the case-book transcript.\n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 17:43:39', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 484, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(901, 'CUL/1/2/166', '1774-05-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 May 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Gavin Fullarton, surgeon at Greenock, requesting Cullen\'s advice and opinion on the case of Mrs Morrison who suffers from an abnormal menstrual discharge he identifies as a uterine problem after bearing \'many children\' and suffering \'many Miscarriages\'. ', 'Letter from Gavin Fullarton, surgeon at Greenock, requesting Cullen\'s advice and opinion on the case of Mrs Morrison who suffers from a abnormal menstrual discharges.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 456, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(902, 'CUL/1/2/167a', '1774-06-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 June 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Covering letter for a case note on Robert Harkness, written by Richard Allen. The enclosed case-note mentioned is Doc:903.', 'Covering letter for a case note on Robert Harkness, written by Richard Allen. The enclosed case-note is CUL/1/2/167b (ID:903).', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:32:26', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 457, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(903, 'CUL/1/2/167b', '1774-06-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 June 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', '\'Case of Robert Harkness, Tennant in Kirkmichael\', who has suffered from various illnesses over the past six or seven years composed by Richard Allen. Enclosed with document ID:902.', '\'Case of  Robert Harkness, Tennant in Kirkmichael\', who has suffered from various illnesses over the past six or seven years composed by Richard Allen. Enclosed in CUL/1/2/169a. NOPLACES', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:32:36', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 458, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(904, 'CUL/1/2/168', '1774-07-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 July 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, in form of directions for the Right Honourable Lady Charlotte Hay and with recipes, one for Lady Henrietta Hay.', 'Directions for the Right Honourable Lady Charlotte Hay [,also includes a recipe for Lady Henrietta Hay; ref to \'Vol. II p. 45\' -EK. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 311, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(905, 'CUL/1/2/169', '1774-07-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 July 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charles Broughton regarding his ointment. ', 'Letter from Charles Broughton regarding his ointment.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4780, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(906, 'CUL/1/2/170', '1774-07-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 July 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from C. Blagden concerning the case of Mr Tillard, \'a Gentleman that lately applied to me on account of a disease, in most respects like that which you so accurately &amp; pathetically discribed under the name of Dyspepsia\'. Blagden has recommended travel to the Highlands, but warns that \'it is necessary [...] to make his access to women as difficult as possible, for he does not abound in resolution\'.', 'Letter from C. Blagden regarding the case of Mr Tillard, \'a Gentleman that lately applied to me on account of a disease, in most respects like that which you so accuraately &amp; pathetically discribed under the name of Dyspepsia\'.\n\nC. Blagden appears to have been Cullen\'s pupil.\n\nAuthor mentions \"Mr Tillard\'s father\" - we only know he died of a disease similar to Mr Tillard\'s. Should I create a new record for the father? [Yes, might be useful - I\'ll add him - JPB]\n[Identified C. Blagden as Charles Blagden, who studied medicine at Edinburgh - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 698, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(907, 'CUL/1/2/171a', '1774-08-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 August 1774', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Boyes, serving as a covering letter for an enclosed case note (identified as Letter ID:908), drawn up by Dr Cook, concerning Boyes\' son, Andrew, who suffers from fits.', 'Letter from John Boyes, serving as a covering letter for an enclosed case note drawn up by Dr Cook, concerning Boyes\' son Andrew who suffers from fits (ID:908 ). CHECK SIGNING OFF DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:32:47', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 849, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(908, 'CUL/1/2/171b', '1774-08-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 August 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Case note by Dr John Cook addressed to Mr John Boyes Senior of Wellshall, relating the case of the addressee\'s son\'s disease, which began with an epileptic fit. Sent to Cullen under cover of ID:907, by John Boyes, where his son\'s name is given as Andrew.', 'Case note by Dr John Cook addressed to Mr John Boyes Senior of Wellshall, relating the case of the addressee\'s son\'s disease, which began with an epileptic fit. Sent to Cullen under cover of ID:907, by John Boyes, where his son\'s name is given as Andrew.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 708, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 3, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(909, 'CUL/1/2/172', '1774-08-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 August 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from an unnamed correspondent in St Petersburg. Incomplete. Part is addressed to Cullen, and part to a friend.', 'Letter from an unnamed correspondent in St Petersburg. Incomplete. Part is addressed to Cullen, and part to a friend; the second part has a lot of added text between the lines which is tricky to mark up. I\'ve tried to keep sentences complete, and just marked the last section up as a paragraph in its own right - JPB\n[I suspect this may be missing a page between p.8 and p.9. It also needs a footnote for p.11 on \'Buchan\'s book of medicine\' - JPB]', 'y', 'y', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 681, 1, 12, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(910, 'CUL/1/2/173', '1774-08-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 August 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charles Broughton in London, relating the success of his ointment.', 'Letter from Charles Broughton in London, relating the success of his ointment.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4799, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(911, 'CUL/1/2/174', '1774-08-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 August 1774', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Joseph Sanderson in Gatesgill concerning his own case, of a \'Lingering Disorder I\'ve been afflicted with near two years\'.', 'Letter from Joseph Sanderson in Gatesgill relating his own case of a \'Lingering Disorder I\'ve been afflicted with near two years\'. Letter refers to Cullen as \'Collon\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 740, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(912, 'CUL/1/2/175', '1774-09-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 September 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Gilchrist to Charles Broughton, surgeon in London, reporting the progress of Broughton\'s ointment in the treatment of Gilchrist\'s brother, who has a scrophulous ailment, which affects his ankles. Their father, Dr Gilchrist snr, had died a few months previously. Mention is also made of another Gilchrist brother in Edinburgh.', 'Letter from John Gilchrist to Charles Broughton, surgeon in London, reporting the progress of Broughton\'s ointment in the treatment of Gilchrist\'s brother, who has a scrophulous ailment, which affects his ankles. Their father, Dr Gilchrist snr, had died a few months previously. Mention is also made of another Gilchrist brother in Edinburgh. [MMG] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5359, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(913, 'CUL/1/2/176', '1774-09-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 September 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Andrew Liddell on the case of Miss Sinclair, mentioning also Miss Traill of Orkney who is to visit Edinburgh to see Cullen.', 'Letter from Andrew Liddell on the case of Miss Sinclair, mentioning also Miss Traill of Orkney.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 552, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(914, 'CUL/1/2/177', '1774-09-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 September 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from R. W. Stack in London, giving further information on the case of Mr Stapleton in response to Cullen\'s request. Includes detailed recipes and with some parts of the very closely written text indecipherable.', 'Letter from R. W. Stack in London, giving further information on the case of Mr Stapleton in response to Cullen\'s request. [David - the Montanus quotation on the final page will need a footnote - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 801, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(915, 'CUL/1/2/178', '1774-10-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 October 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Hugh Marshall in Rothesay, addressed to Thomas Hay. Relates the case of a young boy \'who has been deaf ever since a fever he had last Summer\'.', 'Letter from Hugh Marshall in Rothesay, addressed to Thomas Hay. Relates the case of a young boy \'who has been deaf ever since a fever he had last Summer\'. Relates to ID:1181.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 951, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(916, 'CUL/1/2/179', '1774-11-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 November 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from W. Turner in Warrington, giving \'some further account of our patient Mrs Woodcocks case\'.', 'Letter from W. Turner in Warrington, giving \'some further account of our patient Mrs Woodcocks case\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 980, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(917, 'CUL/1/2/180', '1774-10-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 October 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Niven concerning \'a Complaint in the lower Part of my Belly\'. He mentions being treated by Cullen in 1773.', 'Letter from William Niven concerning \'a Complaint in the lower Part of my Belly\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1145, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(918, 'CUL/1/2/181', '1774-10-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 October 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Ilderton concerning his own case, a complaint of the lungs. briefly mentions that Cullen\'s friend John Grey is also ill with the same disorder.', 'Letter from John Ilderton concerning his own case, a complaint of the lungs. Briefly mentions John Grey.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1155, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(919, 'CUL/1/2/182', '1774-10-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 October 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Document entitled \'An account of a violent &amp; obstinate nervous Cough, which was cured by the Flowers of Zinc\'. Concerning the case of \'Mr G. C\', an unnamed young man of about eighteen\' and dated at the close \'Liverpool\'. This isolated document was presumably sent to Cullen by a practitioner in Liverpool, but it has not been possible to link it to any other items.', 'Document headed \'An account of a violent &amp; obstinate nervous Cough, which was cured by the Flowers of Zinc\'. [David - maybe needs a footnote re: its origin, whether it was even sent directly to Cullen or not?]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 312, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(920, 'CUL/1/2/183', '1774-10-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 October 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Edward Watson giving a report on the progress of the case of Lady Williamson\'s young son, who is \'in every Respect better\' with the exception of \'a kind of Nervous Convulsion\' which affects him at nights.', 'Letter from Edward Watson giving a report on the progress of the case of Lady Williamson\'s young son, who is \'in every Respect better\' with the exception of \'a kind of Nervous Convulsion\' which affects him at nights. [symbol used to denote \'pre\' of \'prescribed\' transcribed as \'p\' (l.34); Watson notes that Lady Williamson sent a letter on 5 Oct 1774 which she fears was not delivered - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1180, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(921, 'CUL/1/2/184', '1774-10-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 October 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from J. (Jean-Baptiste de) MacMahon at the Royal Military School, Paris, concerning the illness of a Mr MacArthur. Cullen not linked as addressee as this may have been originally drawn up for another party.', 'Letter from John (Jean-Baptiste de) MacMahon at the Royal Military School, Paris, concerning the illness of a Mr MacArthur. [David - footnote may be required on origin of letter &amp; French background] CHECKED by MMG for DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 313, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(922, 'CUL/1/2/185', '1774-10-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 October 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Lamont concerning James Garthshore of Alderston, who suffers from pains and uneasiness of the stomach.  presumably the letter forwarded by Garthshore as mentioned in his later letter to Cullen of 4 November (the last document in this Case).', 'Letter from John Lamont concerning James Garthshore of Alderston, who suffers from pains and uneasiness of the stomach. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 383, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(923, 'CUL/1/2/186', '1774-10-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'October 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, in the form of a very neatly written loose draft almost certainly in Cullen\'s own hand, with regimen for James Garthshore of Alderston, whose complaints \'are such as require a very serious attention\', with recipes for Stomachic Powders and a Laxative Electuary.', 'Directions for James Garthshore of Alderston, whose complaints \'are such as require a very serious attention\', with recipes for Stomachic Powders and a Laxative Electuary. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 275, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(924, 'CUL/1/2/187', '1774-10-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 October 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Garthshore of Alderston concerning the progress of his own case and his treatment by John Lamont.', 'Letter from James Garthshore of Alderston concerning the progress of his own case and his treatment by John Lamont. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 149, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(925, 'CUL/1/2/188', '1774-10-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 October 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Alves concerning an unnamed male patient (Hugh Fraser, an Inverness merchant), who has a very serious abdominal condition. A postscript by the patient\'s brother, John Fraser WS, adds that \'if he dies will Leave a widow &amp; ten Children\', and mentions his own acquaintance with Cullen. ', 'Letter from John Alves concerning an unnamed male patient (Hugh Fraser, an Inverness merchant). A postscript by the patient\'s brother, John Fraser WS, adds that \'if he dies will Leave a widow &amp; ten Children\', and mentions his own acquaintance with Cullen. [MMG] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 105, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(926, 'CUL/1/2/189', '1774-11-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 November 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Wood in Perth, concerning the case of John Gray, 11th Lord Gray, who is dropsical, low spirited and has lost his appetite for food and even wine. Also a passing mention of a Mr Ross, another patient.', 'Letter from Robert Wood in Perth, concerning the case of John Gray, 11th Lord Gray, who is low spirited and has lost his appetite for food and wine. Also a passing mention of a Mr Ross, apparently another patient.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 104, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(927, 'CUL/1/2/190a', '1774-11-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 November 1774', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Paton. Covering letter for a case note on Andrew Ross by James Fea of Orkney. ', 'Letter from George Paton. Covering letter for a case note on Andrew Ross by James Fea (ID no. 928). [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:32:58', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 103, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(928, 'CUL/1/2/190b', '1774-10-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 October 1774', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note by James Fea on Andrew Ross, who had already consulted Cullen some years before. Ross suffers from wind in his stomach and bowels. Letter ID 927 is the covering note for this letter, which was delivered by George Paton.', 'Case note by James Fea on Andrew Ross, who had already consulted Cullen some years before. ID 927 is the covering note for this letter, which was delivered by George Paton. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:33:08', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 102, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(929, 'CUL/1/2/191a', '1774-11-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 November 1774', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Covering letter from Gilbert Meason, for an enclosed letter addressed to him by Lady Dumfries, concerning \'Sandy Crauford\' [Alexander Crawford]. Enclosure is Letter ID:930.', 'Covering letter from Gilbert Meason, for an enclosed letter addressed to him by Lady Dumfries, concerning \'Sandy Crauford\' [Alexander Crawford]. Enclosure is ID No. 930. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:33:19', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 101, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(930, 'CUL/1/2/191b', '1774-10-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 October 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter (enclosed) from Lady Dumfries to Gilbert Meason, regarding the case of Alexander \'Sandy\' Crauford, who is frail and irritable from a pulmonary ailment, and asking for advice on his continued treatment and care. A Mrs McKay has caring responsibility for him. Cullen\'s reply is ID 503.', 'Letter from Lady Dumfries to Gilbert Meason, regarding the case of Alexander \'Sandy\' Crauford (probably a family member), who has a pulmonary ailment, and asking for advice on his treatment and care. A Mrs McKay seems to have caring responsibility for him. Cullen\'s reply is ID 503. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 100, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(931, 'CUL/1/2/192', '1774-11-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 November 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Garthshore of Alderston regarding the continuing progress of his stomach complaint  and asking for medicines to be ordered at \'the Laboratory\' (see footnote).', 'Letter from James Garthshore of Alderston regarding the continuing progress of his own case. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 99, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(932, 'CUL/1/2/193', '1774-11-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 November 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mary Lockhart (nÃ©e Porterfield), regarding her husband, John Lockhart of Lee, who had seen Cullen previously for his \'cold fits\' which come on at night.', 'Letter from Mary Lockhart (nÃ©e Porterfield), regarding her husband, John Lockhart of Lee, who had seen Cullen previously. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 98, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(933, 'CUL/1/2/194', '1774-11-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 November 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Joseph Sanderson in Gatesgill, Cumberland, relating a recent trip to Buxton for his health. ', 'Letter from Joseph Sanderson in Gatesgill, Cumberland, relating a recent trip to Buxton for his health. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 65, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(934, 'CUL/1/2/195a', '1774-11-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 November 1774', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Ivie Campbell in Stroneskar, regarding the case of Mr Campbell. Campbell also sends as an enclosure a copy of directions provided by the late Dr John Gregory (see document ID:935), and it is this other document which bears the posting information. ', 'Letter from Dr Ivie Campbell in Stroneskar, regarding the case of Mr Campbell. A copy of directions by Dr John Gregory are enclosed, which carry the posting information. ID 935 (CUL/1/2/195b). [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:33:31', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 64, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(935, 'CUL/1/2/195b', '1772-12-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 December 1772', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Directions by Dr John Gregory for Mr Campbell, copied out by Dr Ivie Campbell and originally sent as an enclosure (or, more accurately, as the outer wrapper to) his letter ID 934, written from Stroneskar. Handstamp indicates that the letter was committed to the Royal Mail at Inverary.', 'Directions by Dr John Gregory for Mr Campbell, copied out by Dr Ivie Campbell and originally enclosed in his letter (ID 934), from Stroneskar. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:33:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 63, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(936, 'CUL/1/2/196', '1774-11-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 November 1774', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Malcolm MacNeill of Carskey, giving a report of the progress of his own case over the past two years. Delivered by Archibald McDonald, advocate. The enclosure mentioned is almost certainly Cullen\'s letter to McNeill of 14th April, 1774 (Letter ID:900), which is the sent original of ID:3757 in the case-book. ', 'Letter from Malcolm MacNeill of Carskey, giving a report of the progress of his own case over the past two years. Delivered by Archibald McDonald, advocate. [MMG]\n\nID 900 was likely an enclosure with this; letter is cross-referenced to id 3757, a copy of 900 in the letterbook. - JPB [ I have changed the entry to \'enclosures present\' DS] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:33:50', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 62, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(937, 'CUL/1/2/197', '1774-11-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 November 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Anthony Wilkinson, Pilgrim Street, Newcastle, briefly describing his own case as \'an excoration at the Neck of the Bladder\', and enclosing \'two Pound\'.', 'Letter from Anthony Wilkinson, Pilgrim Street, Newcastle, describing his own case, of \'an excoration at the Neck of the Bladder\' [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 61, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(938, 'CUL/1/2/198', '1774-11-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 November 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Brisbane - an apothecary, medical importer and planter in Charlestown, South Carolina, - regarding a 21-22 year old male slave with epilepsy. Brisbane asks Cullen to send flowers of zinc, as \'[i]t may save many a poor negro from ruin in the fire\'. ', 'Letter from Robert Brisbane in Charlestown, South Carolina, regarding a 21-22 year old male slave with epilepsy. Brisbane asks Cullen to send flowers of zinc, as \'[i]t may save many a poor negro from ruin in the fire\'. [MMG]\n\nRe: Notes 2 &amp; 3: I suspect the reference to \'ruin in the fire\' may mean falling into the fire accidentally during a fit; and that the date on the annotation may be date of the letter\'s receipt, given it has come from Carolina. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 60, 1, 2, 'Document', 'D', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(939, 'CUL/1/2/199', '1774-11-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 November 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Hall in Newcastle concerning the case of Mr Anthony Wilkinson, who he warns is \'odd\' and suffers from \'the malade Imaginaire\', Wilkinson has been treated from a venereal infection and thinks he passes blood or pus in his urine.', 'Letter from John Hall in Newcastle concerning the case of Mr Anthony Wilkinson. [MMG] \n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 59, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(940, 'CUL/1/2/200', '1774-12-14', 'i', 'i', 'i', '14? December? 1774?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter, in the form of a retained, neat draft copy in Cullen\'s own hand, to Thomas Stapleton, regarding his case, and mentioning that he had also obtained the opinion of Dr Stack. Incomplete; the final pages are missing from the archive. Day of month is inferred: this is a part-draft of Cullen\'s reply to letter 942. so must be post-8th December.', 'Letter to Thomas Stapleton, regarding his case, and mentioning that he had also obtained the opinion of Dr Stack. Incomplete. [MMG] [This is a part-draft of Cullen\'s reply to ID: 942. so must be post-8th December DS] [This transforms in Oxygen: please advise what is wrong here - MMG] [transforms fine - jpb]', 'y', 'y', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 53, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(941, 'CUL/1/2/201', '1774-12-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 December 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Hall concerning the continuing case of Anthony Wilkinson who has a bladder problem, probably venereal.\n', 'Letter from John Hall concerning the continuing case of Anthony Wilkinson (bladder problem, probably venereal). [MMG] [changed \'Jas.\' to \'Jno.\' for his name - JPB]\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 52, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(942, 'CUL/1/2/202', '1774-12-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 December 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Stapleton of Carlton regarding his own case. He has \'waited with great Impatience for some time past in hopes of hearing from you\', and relates his worsening condition.', 'Letter from Thomas Stapleton of Carlton regarding his own case. He has \'waited with great Impatience for some time past in hopes of hearing from you\', and relates his worsening condition. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 51, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(943, 'CUL/1/2/203', '1774-12-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 December 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Fea on the case of Andrew Ross, who is delirious and suffers attacks of pain but whose condition seems to be improving. Gives a diary of the progress of the illness and course of treatment.', 'Letter from James Fea on the case of Andrew Ross, whose condition seems to be improving.\n\nXML problem. does not transform. issue with transformer. leave for Mark. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 70, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(944, 'CUL/1/2/204', '1774-12-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 December 1774', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Hugh Marshall to Thomas Hay, regarding the case of John McAlaster\'s young son, who is \'quite well now as to his health &amp; walking but as deaf as ever\'. Letter is annotated 29 December 1775, but dated as 1774 by sender.', 'Letter from Hugh Marshall to Thomas Hay, regarding the case of John McAlaster\'s young son, who is \'quite well now as to his health &amp; walking but as deaf as ever\'. Letter is annotated 29 December 1775, but dated as 1774 by sender.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 66, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(946, 'CUL/1/1/13/1', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Slip at start of ledger, marking \'Dr Cullen\'s Consultation Letters 4th or 5th April 1780 to 21st March 1781', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(947, 'CUL/1/1/13/2', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', '\'Index for Vol XI\', listing patients by surname and giving date of letter, April 1780 to March 1781', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(948, 'CUL/1/1/13/3', '1780-04-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'April 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Fenwick\' [Vol. 10, p.1]. Cullen believes that measures must be taken to prevent the return of gravel in the kidney, but since that will require some time, concentrates on \'relieving the fits when they come on\'  No obvious incoming letter traced.', '\nReply \'For Mrs Fenwick\' [Vol. 10, p.1]. Cullen believes that measures must be taken to prevent the return of gravel in the kidney, but since that will require some time, concentrates on \'relieving the fits when they come on\'  No obvious incoming letter traced.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 139, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(949, 'CUL/1/1/13/4', '1780-04-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 April 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Robert Ligertwood\', addressed to him in person, but mentioning his treatment by Dr Thomas Livingston [Vol. 13, p. 2]. Cullen believes he is \'not so ill as you have been\' and is encouraged that continuing to follow the regimen given earlier, with some amendments, will lead to him being \'as well as your Constitution formerly much hurt will allow\'.', '\nDirections for Robert Ligertwood. Cullen believes him to be \'not so ill as you have been\' and is encouraged that continuing to follow the regimen given earlier, with some amendments, will lead to him being \'as well as your Constitution formerly much hurt will allow.\' [p.2].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 140, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(950, 'CUL/1/1/13/5', '1780-04-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 April 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr French\'. Cullen believes him to have \'Dyspepsia which may be purely idiopathic\' [Vol. 13, p.3]', '\nReply \'For Mr French\'. Cullen believes him to have \'Dyspepsia which may be purely idiopathic\' [Vol. 13, p.3]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 141, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(951, 'CUL/1/1/13/6', '1780-04-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 April 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'Dr Alves C. Sherreiff Campbell\' [Vol. 13 p.4]', '\n\nLetter from Cullen to Doctor Alves concerning Sherrif Campbell; \'I have suspected a Disposition to his present State these thirty years\'. [p.4]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 142, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(952, 'CUL/1/1/13/7', '1780-04-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 April 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Lord Daer\', answering a request for advice from his concerned father the Earl of Selkirk. Cullen instructs that Daer, at school in Norfolk, be \'brought immediately to Hampstead, that is, nearer Dr [William] Fordyce\' [Vol. 13 pp.4-5]', 'Directions for Lord Daer answering a request for advice from his concerned father the 4th Earl of Selkirk. Cullen instructs that Daer, at school in Norfolk, be \'brought immediately to Hampstead, that is, nearer Dr [William] Fordyce\'. p.4-5. Destination of this letter and precise identification of  William Fordyce derived from other letters in this series. DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 330, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(953, 'CUL/1/1/13/8', '1780-04-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 April 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Michael Stewart\', to an unnamed addressee [Vol.13 p.5].', '\n\nDirections for Mr Michael Stewart. [X, p.5] No obvious incoming letter matches to identify the addressee (if not Stewart himself), but needs checking again later. D.S.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 143, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(954, 'CUL/1/1/13/9', '1780-04-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 April 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Sutherland\' [Vol.13 p.6]. Cullen \'supposed some other disorder preceeded the Stranguary\'. ', '\nDirections for Mr Sutherland. Cullen \'supposed some other disorder preceeded the Stranguary\'. [p.6].\n\nThere are several patients called Sutherland mentioned :...Symptoms match case drawn up by William Sutherland of Schawcross ID 1848. DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 144, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(955, 'CUL/1/1/13/10', '1780-04-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 April 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Taylor C[oncerning] Mr Neilson & Mrs Macclaw\' [Vol.13 p.7]', 'Letter by Cullen to Mr Taylor, concerning Mr Neilson and Mrs Macclaw. p.7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 274, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(956, 'CUL/1/1/13/11', '1780-05-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 May 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply for Miss Maccallaster, in the form of a numbered list of directions beginning with the caveat that \'such complaints are very seldom of consequence in so young a person\'. [Vol. 13, p.7]', '\n\nReply for Miss Maccallaster, in the form of a numbered list of directions beginning with the caveat that \'such complaints are very seldom of consequence in so young a person\'. [Vol. 13, p.7]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 145, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(957, 'CUL/1/1/13/12', '1780-05-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 May 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Walker C[oncerning] Mr Thomson of Kircudbright\' [Vol. 13 p.8]', 'Letter by Cullen to Mr Walker concerning Mr Thomson of Kircudbright. p.8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 314, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(958, 'CUL/1/1/13/13', '1780-05-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 May 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'Dr Heysham concerning Miss Brown\', whom Cullen believes is \'threatened with a dangerous disease\' [Vol.13 p.9]', 'Letter to Dr Heysham concerning Miss Brown, who Cullen believes is \'threatened with a dangerous disease\' p.9', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 278, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(959, 'CUL/1/1/13/14', '1780-05-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 May 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Dugald Malcolm Ruthven\' [Vol.13 pp.9-10]. Cullen believes that although \'[h]e is at present free of complaints\', it is necessary to take precautions given his past condition and cautions against going to Jamaica.', '\nLetter concerning Dugald Malcolm Ruthven. Cullen believes that although \'[h]e is at present free of complaints\', it is necessary to take precautions given his past condition and cautions over going to Jamaica. [pp.9-10] Addressee is a guess based upon ID:1859', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 146, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(960, 'CUL/1/1/13/15', '1780-05-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 May 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Taylor C[oncerning] Mr Neilson\' [Vol.13 p.10] Cullen is \'much puzled how to account for his Com[plain]ts\', but thinks they  may be due to the weather.', 'Letter to Mr Taylor regarding Mr Neilson. Cullen is \'much puzled how to account for his Com[plain]ts\', but thinks they  may be due to the weather. p.10.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 279, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(961, 'CUL/1/1/13/16', '1780-05-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 May 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr John McKie Junr.\', concerning the effects of the medicine Cullen prescribed earlier.', '\nResponse to Mr John McKie junior, concerning the effects of the medicines Cullen prescribed earlier. [Answering McKie\'s letter ID:1851. DS]\n[ p.11].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 468, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(962, 'CUL/1/1/13/17', '1780-05-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 May 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr David McLean\' [Vol.13 p.11]. Cullen is \'[g]lad you have made some progress towards better health\'. ', '\nDirections for Mr David McLean. Cullen is \'[g]lad you have made some progress towards better health\' [p.11]. Answering ID:1847? DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 147, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(963, 'CUL/1/1/13/18', '1780-05-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 May 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Swaine\' [Vol.13 p.12]', '\nDirections for Miss Swaine [. p.12].', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 148, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(964, 'CUL/1/1/13/19', '1780-05-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 May 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter for Mr [William] Sutherland [of Schersness] [Vol.13 pp.12-13] Cullen \'can find no reason for supposing a Stone in his bladder\', but is certain that there has been sand there.', 'Letter for Mr [William] Sutherland [of Schersness]. Cullen \'can find no reason for supposing a Stone in his bladder\', but is certain that there has been sand there. Dr Mackenzie linkage needs more verification that this is the right person. Is Sutherland the addressee? DS  p.12-13.\n\n[Left them in at the moment as it seems fairly likely; we can amend if other letters prove differently - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 321, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(965, 'CUL/1/1/13/20', '1780-05-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 May 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Allan\' [Vol.13 p.13]; he \'Labours under a weakness both of his breast and Stomach\'.', 'Directions for Mr Allan, who \'Labours under a weakness both of his head and Stomach\', p.13.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 280, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(966, 'CUL/1/1/13/21', '1780-05-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 May 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Mutter\' [Vol.13 p.14]; Cullen believes him to be suffering from a palsy.', 'Directions for Mr Mutter who Cullen believes to be suffering from a palsy. Addressed to Dr John Gilchrist of Dumfries [p.14]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 281, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(967, 'CUL/1/1/13/22', '1780-05-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 May 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Thomson\' [Vol.13 p.15]; Cullen instructs the addressee to lay aside the bleeding, and adds that \'I can by no means encourage you with going on with the purging\'.', 'Directions for Mr Thomson; Cullen instructs the addressee to lay aside the bleeding, and \'I can by no means encourage you with going on with the purging\'. p.15', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 282, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(968, 'CUL/1/1/13/23', '1780-05-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 May 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Dr Gilchrist C[oncerning] Dr Mutter\' [Vol.13 p.16]. Cullen advises \'no wonder you are disappointed in treating such cases [of palsy] as it depends so much upon the time of life etc..\'.', 'Letter to Dr Gilchrist concerning Dr Mutter, \'no wonder you are disappointed in treating such cases [of palsy] as it depends so much upon the time of life etc..\'.p.16', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 230, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(969, 'CUL/1/1/13/24', '1780-06-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 June 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For the Revd Mr J[oseph] Munro, Edderton\' [Vol.13 p.17]', 'Directions for Reverend J[oseph] Munro. p.17', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 231, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(970, 'CUL/1/1/13/25', '1780-06-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 June 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Watt\' [Vol.13 p.18], whose \'breast has been threatened with a dangerous but not confirmed ailment\'. Cullen mentions the \'tumours on your side\' and recommends continuing goat whey.', 'Directions for Mr Watt, whose \'breast has been threatened with a dangerous but not confirmed ailment\'. p.18. Mentions \'tumours on your side\' and should continue goat whey.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3012, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(971, 'CUL/1/1/13/26', '1780-06-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 June 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Harrison\' [Vol.13 pp.19-20], who has \'no formal disease, but some complaints occasionally from a delicate Constitution\'. Had visited Cullen with her mother who is also mentioned. Presumably addressed to the Newcastle surgeon Richard Lambert who has referred her.', 'Directions for Miss Harrison, who has \'no formal disease, but some complaints occasionally from a delicate Constitution\'. Had visited Cullen with her mother who is also mentioned. Presumably addressed to the Newcastle surgeon Richard Lambert who has referred her. [p.19-20]. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 232, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(972, 'CUL/1/1/13/27', '1780-06-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 June 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Richard Lambert \'For Miss Elizabeth Harrison\' [Vol.13 p.21], whose \'Complaints see[m] to depend entirely upon some weakness of her Nerves &amp; particularly of her Bowels\'. ', 'Directions for Miss Elizabeth Harrison: \'[h]er Complaints seems to depend entirely upon some weakness of her Nerves &amp; particularly of her Bowels\'. p.21. \n[Pharmacopoeias mentioned might need footnote - Edinburgh one has a year attached - JPB] SCHEMA ISSUE: adding Notes in RECIPES\n\nSchema issue ok. Just missing a closing italic tag.MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 233, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(973, 'CUL/1/1/13/28', '1780-06-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 June 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Walker C[oncerning] Mr Thomson\' [Vol.13 p.22]. Cullen is \'glad to find he has had an interval of some ease which does not look like a Suppuration going on\'.', 'Letter to Mr Walker concerning the case of Mr Thomson. Cullen is \'glad to find her has had an interval of some ease which does not look like a Suppuration going on\'. p.22.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 283, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(974, 'CUL/1/1/13/29', '1780-06-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 June 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Neilson\' [Vol.13 pp.22-5], whose case is \'a singular combination of a Rheumatic or Phlogistic Diathesis with a great deal of Nervous affection\'.', 'Directions for Mr Neilson, whose case is \'a singular combination of a Rheumatic or Phlogistic Diathesis with a great deal of Nervous affection\'. pp.22-25. Addressse is almost certainly Alexander Taylor at Paisley. Cullen alludes to his own mentor Dr John  Clerk and this will require a note. DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 234, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(975, 'CUL/1/1/13/30', '1780-06-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 June 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Doctor Gilchrist C[oncerning] Dr Mutter\' [Vol.13 p.25] Cullen believes that his signs of recovery \'are not so great as to supersede the use of the Remedies which I fear the family are more remiss in than they ought to be\'.', 'Letter to Dr Gilchrist regarding the case of Dr Mutter. Cullen believes that his signs of recovery \'are not so great as to supersede the use of the Remedies which I fear the family are more remiss in than they ought to be.\' p.25', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 235, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(976, 'CUL/1/1/13/31', '1780-06-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 June 1780', '', '', 2, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For John Levec and Miss Brown\' [Vol. 13 pp.26-7]; Levec[k] has \'a considerable ulceration in the right ear affecting the bones\', and Miss Brown\'s illness seems to be progressing.', 'Directions for John Levec[k], who has \'a considerable ulceration in the right ear affecting the bones\', and Miss Brown, whose illness seems to be progressing. p.26  Name looks lie it might be \"levee\' but corrected through reference to Letter ID:1950, which links Heysham as addressee. DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 236, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(977, 'CUL/1/1/13/32', '1780-06-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 June 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Smith - Barnard Castle\', addressed to Samuel Cleasby [Vol.13 pp.27-8]; Cullen is \'glad to find your paralytic ailment a good deal relieved\'.', 'Directions for Mr Smith [answering Samuel Cleasby]; Cullen is \'glad to find your paralytic ailment a good deal relieved\'. pp.27-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 322, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(978, 'CUL/1/1/13/33', '1780-06-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 June 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Balmain\' [Vol.13 p.29], who is \'Long delicate and frequently ailing &amp; must require time to establish her health\'.', 'Directions for Miss Balmain, who is \'[l]ong delicate and frequently ailing & must require time to establish her health\'. p.29', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 323, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(979, 'CUL/1/1/13/34', '1780-06-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 June 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs McMichen\' [McMiken[ addressed to Dr Bannerman (Vol. 3, p.30). Addressee and place inferred from incoming letter to which this is responding.', 'Reply \'For Mrs McMichen\' [McMiken[ addressed to Dr Bannerman (Vol. 3, p.30).\n\n[Addressee &amp; place inferred from incoming letter - JPB]\n\n[\'Lenitive electuary\' in recipe might need footnote - presumably a specific preparation - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 237, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(980, 'CUL/1/1/13/35', '1780-06-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 June 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Findlay C[oncerning] Lord Saltoun\' [Vol.13 p.31], giving detailed descriptions of \'the Tumours you describe\' which are \'in the common language of our Surgeon\'s introduced by the late Dr Monro, called Puff Balls\'.', 'Letter to Mr Findlay regarding the case of Lord Saltoun, giving detailed descriptions of \'the Tumours you describe\'. p.31\n\n[David - is the \'Puff Balls\' reference in anything published? - JPB]\n\n[Add Findlay as patient\'s physician/surgeon if we conclude he\'s a medical professional - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 238, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(981, 'CUL/1/1/13/36', '1780-06-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 June 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Lambert C[oncerning] the Misses Peareths\' [Vol.13 p.32], Mary, Barbara and their elder sister. Cullen is \'sorry their Complaints still continue, and more so that they are likely to continue for some time\'.', 'Letter to Mr Lambert concerning the Miss Peareths. Cullen is \'sorry their Complaints still continue, and more so that they are likely to continue for some time\'. p.32\n\n[I delinked Ingham and replaced him with Lambert, as I couldn\'t see him mentioned and Lambert is named as addressee - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 239, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(982, 'CUL/1/1/13/37', '1780-06-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 June 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Hunter\' [Vol.13 pp.33-4]', 'Directions for Miss Hunter, chiefly dietary. p.33', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 240, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(983, 'CUL/1/1/13/38', '1780-07-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 July 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For the Right Honble. Lady Grey\' [Vol.13 p.35]', 'Directions for the Right Honourable Lady Gray, whose condition Cullen believes to be \'a flatulent & nervous complaint depending on a gouty humour\'. p.35', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 241, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(984, 'CUL/1/1/13/39', '1780-07-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 July 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Donaldson\' [Vol.13 p.36]. Cullen \'cannot form a favourable prognostic\', but does believe that the present circumstances at least are favourable.', 'Directions for Mr Donaldson. Cullen \'cannot form a favourable prognostic\', but does believe that the present circumstances at least are favourable. p.36\n\n[David - does \'lenitive electuary\' as an ingredient in the recipe need a footnote? - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 242, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(985, 'CUL/1/1/13/40', '1780-07-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 July 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Michael Stewart\' [Vol.13 p.37], confirming that the patient has \'done right in taking the Solution but I would not insist on it any longer.', 'Short letter to Michael Stewart [of Ardgowan] confirming that he has \'done right in taking the Solution but I would not insist on it any longer\'. p.37 ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 243, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(986, 'CUL/1/1/13/41', '1780-07-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 July 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Graham\' [Vol.13 p.37], beginning with the instruction to \'[g]ive up business for some time. Go to the Country\'.', '\n\nDirections for Mr Graham, beginning with the instruction to \'[g]ive up business for some time. Go to the Country.\' [p.37].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 244, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(987, 'CUL/1/1/13/42', '1780-07-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 July 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Mackenzie\' [Vol.13 p.38], addressed to John Gilchrist at Dumfries. Cullen advises that the patient\'s \'ailments at present [are] inconsiderable but unless soon remedied may have bad consequence\'.', 'Directions for Mr Mackenzie, whose \'ailments at present [are] inconsiderable but unless soon remedied may have bad consequence\', [addressed to John Gilchrist at Dumfries in response to  ID:1881], p.38.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 339, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(988, 'CUL/1/1/13/43', '1780-07-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 July 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'Dr Gilchrist Q. Mr Mackenzie\' [Vol.13 p.39]: \'I told him that I should explain myself to you upon the Medicines I thought proper for him\'.', 'Letter to Dr Gilchrist concerning Mr Mackenzie: \'I told him that I should explain myself to you upon the Medicines I thought proper for him\'. p.39 McDoual could be the MacDowall Gilchirst has been treating for some time.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 478, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(989, 'CUL/1/1/13/44', '1780-07-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 July 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'Provost Hamilton. Murdieston\' [Vol.13 p.40], signed by Cullen and Alexander Wood.', 'Directions for Provost Hamilton in Murdieston, signed by Cullen and Alexander Wood. p.40', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 315, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(990, 'CUL/1/1/13/45', '1780-07-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 July 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Margaret Logie\' [Vol.13 pp.40-1]; \'her constitution is so disordered that it will be very difficult to keep her entirely free from complaints\'. Addressee may be David Balfour W.S., but more likely the person writing to him as intermediary.', 'Directions for Margaret Logie; \'her constitution is so disordered that it will be very difficult to keep her entirely free from complaints\'. Addressee may be David Balfour W.S. bur more likely the person writing to him as intermediary DS. pp.40-1', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 324, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(991, 'CUL/1/1/13/46', '1780-06-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 June 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'Dr Gilchrist & the use of Cicuta for Mr Mackenzie\' [Vol.13 pp.41-2]', 'Reply headed \'Dr Gilchrist &amp; the use of Cicuta for Mr Mackenzie\', pp.41-2.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 247, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(992, 'CUL/1/1/13/47', '1780-07-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 July 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Miss Agnew\', addressed to Dr George Hamilton [Vol.13 pp.42-3].', 'Directions for Miss Agnew, pp.42-3. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 248, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(993, 'CUL/1/1/13/48', '1780-07-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 July 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Watt\' [Vol.13 p.43-5], who \'must take precautions against the winter season\'.', 'Directions for Mr Watt, who \'must take precautions against the winter season\'. pp.43-5.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 249, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(994, 'CUL/1/1/13/49', '1780-07-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 July 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Lauchlan Campbell q[uery] Mr -----\' [Vol.13 p.46], who \'suspects relics of a venereal disorder\'. Patient is entirely anonymous.', 'Letter to Lauchlan Campbell concerning an unnamed male patient, who \'suspects relics of a venereal disorder\'. p.46. Patient entirely anonymous and no obvious incoming enquiry matches. DS\n\n[Linked to Campbeltown based on a 1781 letter from Lauchlan Campbell sent from there - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 250, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(995, 'CUL/1/1/13/50', '1780-07-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 July 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \"For Mr Watt. Burntisland\" [Vol.13 p.47]. Cullen believes that the fever he recently suffered has slowed his progress, \'but I hope you will soon get over it\'.', 'Directions for Mr Watt. Cullen believes that the fever he recently suffered has slowed his progress, \'but I hope you will soon get over it\'. p.47', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 340, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(996, 'CUL/1/1/13/51', '1780-07-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 July 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'Mr Ord of Weetwood\' [Vol.13 pp.47-8]. Directions for Mr [Sir John]  Ord of Weetwood. Cullen is pleased to hear of his improvement, \'& hope[s] that you will get quite well\'. He recommends travelling to Buxton as long as the weather remains dry. p.47-8.', 'Directions for Mr [Sir John]  Ord of Weetwood. Cullen is pleased to hear of his improvement, \'&amp; hope[s] that you will get quite well\'. Recommends travelling to Buxton as long as the weather remains dry. p.47-8.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 515, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(997, 'CUL/1/1/13/52', '1780-07-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 July 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Inglis of Murdiston\' [Vol.13 p.48], regarding a urinary complaint. \'I cannot bid you continue the bougie & if in truth the bathing do increase the running I cannot bid you continue that neither\'. ', '\nDirections for Inglis of Murdiston. \'I cannot bid you continue the bougie &amp; if in truth the bathing do increase the running I cannot bid you continue that neither\'. Brief. [X. p.48]. Urinary complaint.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 176, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(998, 'CUL/1/1/13/53', '1780-07-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 July 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr [George] Maculloch\' [Vol.13 pp.48-9]. Cullen believes his condition to arise from \'a weak state of nerves &amp; therefore of stomach\'.', 'Directions for Mr [George] Maculloch [Macculloch, MaCullock]. Cullen believes his condition to arise from \'a weak state of nerves &amp; therefore of stomach\'. Answers ID:1885. DS pp.48-9.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 399, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(999, 'CUL/1/1/13/54', '1780-08-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 August 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'Captain Burden\' [Vol.13 pp.49-50]; the patient has a \'constitutional weakness of stomach, increased by accidents in his manner of living\'.', 'Directions for Captain Burden, who has a \'constitutional weakness of stomach, increased by accidents in his manner of living\'. pp.49-50. \'Burden\'s location and name of his physician currently untraceable DS]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 251, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1000, 'CUL/1/1/13/55', '1780-08-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 August 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Captain Pearce\' [Vol.13 p.51]. Cullen diagnoses him with an \'irregular fever\'. ', '\nDirections for Captain Pearce. Cullen diagnoses him with \'an irregular fever\'. [X. p.51]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 253, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1001, 'CUL/1/1/13/56', '1780-08-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 August 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Miss Agnew\' [Vol.13 p.52], briefly instructing that the issue \'may be removed to an easier or more convenient place\'.', 'Directions for Miss Agnew, briefly instructing that the issue \'may be removed to an easier or more convenient place\'. p.52 ADDRESSEE POSSIBLY GEORGE HAMILTON DS,', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 254, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1002, 'CUL/1/1/13/57', '1780-08-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 August 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Gammel, Greenock\' [Vol.13 p.53]. Patient seems to have visited Cullen in person; Cullen instructs him to practice \'[t]emperance in eating &amp; drinking\'.', 'Directions for Mr Gammel, instructing him to practice \'[t]emperance in eating &amp; drink[in]g.\' NO OBVIOUS INCOMING ENQUIRY DS p.52', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 255, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1003, 'CUL/1/1/13/58', '1780-08-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 August 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'[Sir John] Ord of Weetwood Esqr\' [Vol.13 p.53]. Brief note with a recipe.', 'Directions for Ord of Weetwood. Brief note with recipe. p.53. Answering ID:1893', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 256, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1004, 'CUL/1/1/13/59', '1780-08-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 August 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'Inglis of Murdiston Esqr\' [Vol.13 p.53] in the form of a very brief note on a recipe.', 'Directions for Inglis of Murdiston in form of a very brief note on prescription. p.53.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 454, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1005, 'CUL/1/1/13/60', '1780-08-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 August 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Provost Hamilton\' [Vol.13 p.53]', '\n\nPrescription for Provost Hamilton [ p.53.] ADD MURDIESTON ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 257, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1006, 'CUL/1/1/13/61', '1780-08-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 August 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Greigson\' [Vol.13 p.53]', 'Directions for Mr Greigson. p.53\n\n[David - \'lenitive electuary\' in second recipe may need footnote - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 258, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1007, 'CUL/1/1/13/62', '1780-08-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 August 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Greigson\' [Vol.13 p.54], concerning \'Gravellish complaints\'.', 'Directions for Mrs Greigson, concerning \'Gravellish complaints\', p.54.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 259, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1008, 'CUL/1/1/13/63', '1780-08-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 August 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Oswald\' [Vol.13 pp.54-5], giving instructions for taking Moffat water.', 'Directions for Mrs Oswald, giving instructions for taking Moffat water, pp.54-5.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 204, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1009, 'CUL/1/1/13/64', '1780-08-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 August 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr [James] Mucklejohn\' [Vol.13 pp.55-6], in the form of a brief summary, instructing him to continue his milk and vegetable diet.', 'Directions in summary for Mr [James] Mucklejohn, instructing him to continue his milk and vegetable diet [pp.55-6].', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 206, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1010, 'CUL/1/1/13/65', '1780-08-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 August 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Arthur Robertson\' [Vol.13 pp.56-7], instructing him to continue Cullen\'s earlier directions and giving advice for his oldest and youngest daughters.', 'Directions for Mr Arthur Robertson, instructing him to continue Cullen\'s earlier directions. Also prescriptions for his oldest and youngest daughters. pp.56-7.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 209, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1011, 'CUL/1/1/13/66', '1780-08-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 August 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply for Mr George Mackenzie, guest of William Craik of Arbigland [Vol.13 p.57]. Cullen is \'much concerned for his distress but of hope this accident of the blood spitting is not very alarming\'. ', 'Directions for Mr [George] Mackenzie [guest of William Craik of Arbigland] Cullen is \'much concerned for his distress but of hope this accident of the blood spitting is not very alarming\'. pp.57.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 212, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1012, 'CUL/1/1/13/67', '1780-08-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 August 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For a Lady, case sent from Dr D. Leslie\' [Vol.13 pp.58-9].', 'Directions \'for a Lady\', addressed to Dr D. Leslie. pp.58-9. Answering ID:1890,\n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 260, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1013, 'CUL/1/1/13/68', '1780-08-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 August 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Clutterbuck\' [Vol.13 pp.59-60], whose complaints \'seem entirely spasmodic\'.', 'Directions for Miss Clutterbuck, whose complaints \'seem entirely spasmodic\'. [Answering enquiry from Dr William Ingham[ pp.59-60.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 261, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1014, 'CUL/1/1/13/69', '1780-08-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 August 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Anthony Chamier Esqr\' [Vol.12 pp.61-2], conveying \'[o]ur chief view to recover this\' regarding his \'general loss of tone\'. Chamier\'s subsequent letters written as he travels south towards London via Buxton and Matlock imply that these may be the directions given at a personal meeting he had with Cullen before leaving Edinburgh.', 'Directions for Anthony Chamier, conveying \'[o]ur chief view to recover this\' regarding his \'general loss of tone\'. pp.61-2. Charmier\'s subsequent letters written as he travels south towards London via Buxton and Matlock imply that these may be the directions given at a personal meeting he had with Cullen before leaving Edinburgh. DS\n\n[David - mention of \'Ed. Pharm.\' as particular preparation made up according to the pharmacopoeia, last paragraph of p.1, may need footnote - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 262, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1015, 'CUL/1/1/13/70', '1780-09-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 September 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Hume. Jordan field\' [Vol.13 pp.62-3]. Cullen hopes that \'no considerable congestion to be feared\'.', 'Directions for Miss Hume [Hume] of Jordanfield [as reported by James Hamilton]. Cullen hopes that \'no considerable congestion to be feared\'. pp.62-3. CANNOT LOCATE JORDANFIELD\n\n[Can\'t locate Jordanfield either - perhaps a footnote on it? - JPB] Jordanfield - aka Jerdonfield, by Jedburgh - MMG', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 263, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1016, 'CUL/1/1/13/71', '1780-09-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 September 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to William Dougal, surgeon at Keith, \'For Miss Leslie, Kinivie\' [Vol.13 pp.63-4], concerning her debility following a tooth extraction.', 'Directions for Miss Leslie, Kininvie, answering enquiry from William Dougal, pp.63-4. Debility following a  tooth extraction. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 265, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1017, 'CUL/1/1/13/72', '1780-09-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 September 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Waldie\' [Vol.13 pp.64-5], whose complaints \'depend I think upon gouty diathesis\'.', 'Directions for Mr [Waldie?], whose complaints \'depend I think upon gouty diathesis\'. [answering Dr John Clark at Newcastle] pp.64-5.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 266, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1018, 'CUL/1/1/13/73', '1780-09-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 September 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Brander\' [Vol.13 pp.66-7]. Cullen suspects \'the gouty disposition; altho he has never had a fit nor mentioned to be of Gouty parents\'.', 'Directions for Mr Brander. Cullen suspects \'the gouty disposition; altho he has never had a fit nor mentioned to be of Gouty parents\'.  [answering Thomas Stephen at Elgin  ID:1909 [pp.66-7].\n\n[The patient Cullen mentions on the first page who is taking a lot of oyster shells each day might be Anthony Chamier, see id.1014 - requires either a link or a footnote if so - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 267, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1019, 'CUL/1/1/13/74', '1780-09-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 September 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Bobby Cunnyghame, Livingston\' [Vol.13 p.67]', 'Recipe for Bobby Cunynghame, at Livingston, pp.67 [no obvious enquiry letter] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 268, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1020, 'CUL/1/1/13/75', '1780-09-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 September 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Q[ueries] Mrs McKessock\' [Vol.13 p.68], in the form of a numbered list.', 'Queries for Mrs McKessock, in the form of a numbered list. p.68.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 325, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1021, 'CUL/1/1/13/76', '1780-09-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 September 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Jane Webster\', advising her to \'make your body still lighter by a stone or more\' and giving dietary and cold bathing instructions.', 'Directions for Mrs Jane Webster, advising her to \'make your body still lighter by a stone or more\' and giving dietary and cold bathing instructions. p.69', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 22:20:54', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 269, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1022, 'CUL/1/1/13/77', '1780-09-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 September 1780', '', '', 2, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Anthony Chamia [Chamier]\' [Vol.13 pp.70-1]. Cullen is \'heartily sorry to find you have so little recovered\'.', 'Directions for Anthony Chamia [Chamier]. Cullen is \'heartily sorry to find you have so little recovered\'. Matlock as destination derived from Chamier\'s previous letter which says write to him at Matlock pp.70-1.\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 270, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1023, 'CUL/1/1/13/78', '1780-09-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 September 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Lieut. Ross\' [Vol.13 pp.71-2], whose \'Complaints depend more upon an affection of his Spirits than upon any ailment in his breast\'.', 'Directions for Lieutenant Ross, whose \'Complaints depend more upon an affection of his Spirits than upon any ailment in his breast\'. pp.71-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 271, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1024, 'CUL/1/1/13/79', '1780-09-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 September 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr A Wilson C[oncerning] a Child [Miss Ker] bit by a Mad Dog\' [Vol.13 pp.73-4]', 'Letter to Dr [Alexander] Wilson [at Hull]  regarding the case of [Miss Ker]  \'a Child bit by a Mad Dog\'. pp.73-74', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 272, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1025, 'CUL/1/1/13/80', '1780-09-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 September 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'Dr Menzies C[oncerning] Mrs Thomson of Charleton\' [Vol.13 pp.74-5]', 'Letter to Dr [Robert] Menzies [at Newton] on the case of Mrs Thomson of Charleton. Cullen recommends against her going to Bath; \'After the symptoms that have appeared I think no man of our Profession could think it safe\'. pp.74-5. Identification of this as the Newton near South Queensferry is conjectural, based on the patient being resident a ferry-crossing away in Fife. DS - Newton House was the old/alternative name for Charleton, so that should be destination: see http://data.historic-scotland.gov.uk/pls/htmldb/f?p=2400:15:0::::GARDEN:GDL00100#history - MMG', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 273, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1026, 'CUL/1/1/13/81', '1780-09-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 September 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'Mr Walker C[oncerning] Mr Thomson\' [Vol.13 pp.75-6]', 'Letter to Mr Walker regarding the case of Mr Thomson. Cullen is \'happy to find him so much recovered as the present state of his Appetite and Sleep seems to indicate\'. pp.75-6.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 326, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1027, 'CUL/1/1/13/82', '1780-09-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 September 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Mrs Dundas of Arniston C[oncerning]\' [Vol.13 p.77]. Possibly concerning her daughter who has a skin complaint. Cullen believes \'there maybe a little heat and Sharpness in her blood that may require a little Care\'.', 'Directions to Mrs Dundas of Arniston but possibly about her daughter? Cullen believes \'there maybe a little heat and Sharpness in her blood that may require a little Care\'. [No obvious incoming letter] p.77', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 284, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1028, 'CUL/1/1/13/83', '1780-10-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 October 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Dr Clarke in Newcastle [Concerning] his Wife\' [Vol.13 p.78]', 'Letter to Dr. Clarke in Newcastle concerning his wife; Cullen suspects a suppuration causing her symptoms. p.78. Answering Clark\'s letter ID:1918.\n\n[David - ingredient \'...of our Dispensary\' at the end might require footnote - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 285, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1029, 'CUL/1/1/13/84', '1780-10-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 October 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Close of Lisborn\' [Vol.13 pp.79-80]', 'Directions for Mrs Close of Lisborn, pp.79-80.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 286, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(1030, 'CUL/1/1/13/85', '1780-10-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 October 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'Anthony Chamier Esqr\' [Vol.13 pp.81-2]', 'Directions for Anthony Chamier, answering his of 27th Sept. where he instructs \'direct for me at St. James\'s\'. pp.81-2.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 287, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1031, 'CUL/1/1/13/86', '1780-10-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 October 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Anthony Chamier\' [Vol.13 pp.82-3]', 'Directions for Anthony Chamier, pp.82-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 288, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1032, 'CUL/1/1/13/87', '1780-10-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 October 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For George Burnet Esqr.\', addressed to the patient [Vol.13 pp.84-7]. Cullen has \'more than once read over your history with great attention\', and is \'persuaded that it is purely Catarrhal without any thing Phthisical or Consumptive\'.', 'Directions for George Burnet [of Kemnay]. Cullen has \'more than once read over your history with great attention\', and is \'persuaded that it is purely Catarrhal without any thing Phthisical or Consumptive\'. pp.84-7\n\n[Cullen mentions another patient here, but in an anecdotal way; I don\'t think we\'ll be able to determine exactly who this is - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 289, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1033, 'CUL/1/1/13/88', '1780-10-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 October 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Gilchrist C[oncerning] Dr Mutter and Mr Mackenzie\' [Vol.13 p.87], relating that Dr Mutter has \'made a great recovery\', and giving directions for Mr [George] Mackenzie to travel abroad for the winter.', 'Letter to Dr Gilchrist relating that Dr Mutter has \'made a great recovery\', and giving directions for Mr [George] Mackenzie to travel abroad for the winter. p.87', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 290, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1034, 'CUL/1/1/13/89', '1780-10-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 October 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Mr [Gavin] Fullarton of Greenoch C[oncerning] Mr S. Craufurd\' [Vol.13 pp.88-90]', 'Letter to Gavin Fullarton about his patient Mr Samuel Craufurd. Cullen expresses his opinion that there is \'no doubt of a tendency to Consumption\', and suggests \'taking every possible precaution\' against the consequences. pp.88-90.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 291, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1035, 'CUL/1/1/13/158', '1780-10-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 October 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Robert Campbell of Ashnish Esqr\' [Vol.13 pp.90-1], concerning the case of his daughter. Cullen states \'the regard I have for you & therefore for your family\', and gives directions and a recipe for her.', 'Letter to Robert Campbell of Ashnish, regarding his daughter. Cullen states \'the regard I have for you &amp; therefore for your family\', and gives directions for her. No obvious incoming letter. pp.90-1.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 292, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1036, 'CUL/1/1/13/90', '1780-10-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 October 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr George Ogilvy\' [Vol.13 pp.91-2], confirming that he is now well enough to \'enter upon a Journey to the North\'.', 'Directions for Mr George Ogilvy, confirming that he is now well enough to \'enter upon a Journey to the North\' pp.91-2.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 295, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1037, 'CUL/1/1/13/91', '1780-10-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 October 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For George Burnett Esqr\' [Vol.13 pp.93-5]; \'I say no more of your going abroad but must say that you cannot expect to be so well at home\'.', '\n\nDirections for George Burnett [of Kenmay]: \'I say no more of your going abroad but must say that you cannot expect to be so well at home\'. [pp.93-5].', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 294, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1038, 'CUL/1/1/13/92', '1780-10-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 October 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Two recipes, \'For the Countess of Dunmore\' and \'For Lady Augusta Murray Dunmore\' [Vol.13 p.95]', 'Recipes (2) for the Countess of Dunmore and one for Lady Augusta Murray Dunmore [p.95].\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 296, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1039, 'CUL/1/1/13/93', '1780-10-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 October 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For James Hamilton C[oncerning] Miss Home\' [Vol.13 p.96]', 'Short letter from Cullen to Dr James Hamilton regarding Miss Home, giving suggestions for the proper preparations of \'the Bark\'. p.96', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 297, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1040, 'CUL/1/1/13/94', '1780-10-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 October 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr William Ingham Surgeon\' [Vol.13 pp.96-8], thanking him for \'informing me of the state of my Patients in your hands\'. They are a Miss Clutterbuck and the Miss Peareths (or Peariths).', '\n\n\nLetter to William Ingham, surgeon, thanking him for \'informing me of the state of my Patients in your hands\'. They are a Miss Clutterbuck and the Miss Peareths or [Peariths]  [pp.96-8]\n\n[This one\'s been moved to check without a transcription attached - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 13:44:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2989, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1041, 'CUL/1/1/13/95', '1780-10-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 October 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Schaw\' [Vol.13 pp.98-100]', 'Directions for Mrs Schaw, pp.98-100. [certainly the wife of Bernard Schaw, as advice for his wife in a letter to him in Jan 1781 matches the prescriptions in this one, but cannot locate where they live. Her case history may be present but no image yet to check DS]\n\n[Found them - also \'Mrs Shaw\'. They clearly visited Cullen in person before this letter. They mention being in Newcastle for the winter, but are possibly not in this letter so I haven\'t linked it to this letter - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 308, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1042, 'CUL/1/1/13/96', '1780-10-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 October 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Dr Alexander Stevenson\' [Vol.13 pp.100-101], concerning the case of Lady Grace [Campbell]. Cullen believes that she suffers from \'a general debility of the Nervous System\'.', 'Letter to Alexander Stevenson regarding the case of Lady Grace [Campbell]. Cullen believes that she suffers from \'a general debility of the Nervous System\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 300, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1043, 'CUL/1/1/13/97', '1780-10-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 October 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Ker of Littleden\' [Vol.13 p.101]. Short summary of advice given.', 'Summary of letter to Mr Ker of Littleden, who has \'Pains of the Stomach suspected to be from Gout\'. NO OBVIOUS INCOMING LETTER Littleden maybe be Littledean in England? DS p.101\n\n[Could also be Littleton in Kinross, so haven\'t linked either - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 301, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1044, 'CUL/1/1/13/98', '1780-10-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 October 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply for \'Dr Clerke C[oncerning] Mrs Clerke\' recommending the continued use of an opiate [Vol.13 pp.101-2].', 'Letter to Dr Clerke [Clarke] concerning Mrs Clerke [Clarke], recommending the continued use of the opiate. pp.101-2\n\n[\'the Acta Hafniensa just published\' on second page needs footnote - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 304, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1045, 'CUL/1/1/13/99', '1780-10-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 October 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Mr Donaldson C[oncerning] Mrs Mackessock\' [Vol.13 p.102], with instructions that she \'should continue the solution for a great part of the Winter or till she be considerably better\'.', 'Letter to Mr Donaldson concerning Mrs Mackessock, with instructions that she \'should continue the solution for a great part of the Winter or till she be considerably better\'. p.102.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 302, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1046, 'CUL/1/1/13/100', '1780-10-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 October 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'Revd Maxwell Kennedy, Londonderry\' [Vol.13 p.102], whose complaints Cullen believes to be a \'Disorder of Stomach [which] evidently proceeds from an affection of his kidneys\'. Case note exists but no obvious cover-letter to identify whether Cullen is writing directly to the patient. ', 'Brief diagnosis, directions and prescription for Reverend Maxwell Kennedy of Londonderry, whose complaints Cullen believes to be a \'Disorder of Stomach [which] evidently proceeds from an affection of his kidneys\'. Case note exists but no obvious cover-letter to identify whether Cullen is writing directly to the patient. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 306, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1047, 'CUL/1/1/13/101', '1780-10-31', 'i', 'c', 'c', '31 October 1780?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Livingstone C[oncerning] Mr Ogilvie\' [Vol.13 p.103]; Ogilvie\'s maniacal case has been considered by Cullen and Dr Wood. p.103.', 'Letter to Dr Livingstone concerning Mr Ogilvie, whose maniacal case has been considered by Cullen and Dr Wood. p.103.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 307, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1048, 'CUL/1/1/13/102', '1780-11-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 November 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Stephen Cleasby C(oncerning) Miss Milbanke\' [Vol.13, p.104]. Headed: \'Hydrothorax - a dangerous Case, and a Relapse much to be feared\'.', 'Letter for Mr Stephen Cleasby regarding Miss Milbanke: \'Hydrothorax - a dangerous Case, and a Relapse much to be feared\'. p.104.\n\ncloser tags missing.MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 665, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1049, 'CUL/1/1/13/103', '1780-11-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'November 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr George Waldie. Blank except for header in casebook [Vol.13, p. 105].', 'Reply to Mr George Waldie. Blank except for header in casebook [Vol.13, p. 105].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 577, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1050, 'CUL/1/1/13/104', '1780-11-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 November 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'Dr Vaughan C[oncerning an unnamed female patient]\' [Vol.13 pp.106-9], whose disease Cullen believes \'is no doubt one of those Anomalous Spasmodic affections which have their chief seat in the Nervous System\'. Dr James Vaughan had sent Cullen his 1778 publication on Hydrophobia.', 'Letter to Dr Vaughan concerning an unnamed patient, whose disease \'is no doubt one of those Anomalous Spasmodic affections which have their chief seat in the Nervous System\'. pp.106-9\n\n[linked the patient to other documents; see notes in her record. David, the material on hydrophobia sent by Vaughan to Cullen, final paragraph, might need a footnote although I think they might just be patient cases sent previously - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 764, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1051, 'CUL/1/1/13/105', '1780-11-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 November 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Ogilvie\' [Vol.13 pp.109-10]. Cullen mentions visiting the patient previously, but states that \'I hold most maniacal Cases to be so obscure that I have little confidence in prescribing for [the]m\'.', 'Letter regarding Mr Ogilvie: \'I hold most maniacal Cases to be so obscure that I have little confidence in prescribing for [the]m\', pp.109-10.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 765, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1052, 'CUL/1/1/13/106', '1780-11-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 November 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Dr Drennan\'s Sister\' [Vol.13 p.110], whose case Cullen believes to consist of a fever along with \'a strong afflux of blood to the head during the Paroxysm\'.', 'Directions for the sister of Dr Drennan, whose case Cullen believes to consist of a fever along with \'a strong afflux of blood to the head during the Paroxysm\'. p.110', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 766, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1053, 'CUL/1/1/13/107', '1780-11-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 November 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Rigby\' [Vol.13, p.111] whose case Cullen believes is \'a tendency to Epilepsy\'.', 'Letter concerning Mr Rigby, whose case Cullen believes is \'a tendency to Epilepsy\' ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 767, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1054, 'CUL/1/1/13/108', '1780-11-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 November 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Bryce\' [Vol.13 p.112]', 'Recipe for Mr Bryce', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 768, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1055, 'CUL/1/1/13/109', '1780-11-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 November 1780', '', 'a Palsy', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Dr N. Doubleday Concerning Robert Matheson\' [Vol.13 pp.112-113]. Matheson\'s condition, Cullen thinks, must \'depend on some congestion in the Vessels of the Brain\'.', 'Letter to Dr N. Doubleday concerning Robert Matheson, whose condition \'must I think depend on some Congestion in the Vessels of the Brain\'. pp.112-3.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 769, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1056, 'CUL/1/1/13/110', '1780-11-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 November 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Heysham C[oncerning] Miss Hodgson\' [Vol.13 pp.113-4], whose disease is proving difficult to cure.', 'Letter to Dr Heysham concerning Miss Hodgson, whose disease is proving difficult to cure. pp.113-4.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 770, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1057, 'CUL/1/1/13/111', '1780-12-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'December 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply with directions for Miss Fraser of Inverallochy [Vol. 13, pp.115-7.]', 'Directions for Miss Fraser of Inverallochy, pp.115-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 790, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1058, 'CUL/1/1/13/112', '1780-12-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 December 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Fraser of Inverallochy\' [Vol.13 pp.117-8]', 'Further directions for Miss Fraser of Inverallochy, chiefly dietary. pp.117-8.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 791, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1059, 'CUL/1/1/13/113', '1780-12-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 December 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Miss Mary Peareth\' [Vol.13 pp.118-9]. Cullen states that \'I have now no doubt of the nature of the Case but I find it a very difficult one\', and recommends cicuta, but \'managed that neither Miss Mary nor the family know what the medicine is\'.', 'Directions for Miss Mary Peareth. Cullen states that \'I have now no doubt of the nature of the Case but I find it a very difficult one\'. pp.118-9.\n\n[Linked inferred place and addressee/physician; I\'m pretty sure this is a reply to id 1954 - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 793, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1060, 'CUL/1/1/13/114', '1780-12-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 December 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Questions \'For Mrs Dunlop concerning Miss Jeanie Hamilton\' [Vol. 13, p.119.].', 'Questions \'For Mrs Dunlop concerning Miss Jeanie Hamilton\' [Vol. 13, p.119.].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 794, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1061, 'CUL/1/1/13/115', '1780-12-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 December 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipes for \'strengthening Medicines\' for Mr John Graham of Glasgow, with instructions for him to \'desist from the Decoction\' [Vol. 13, p.120].', 'Recipes for \'strengthening Medicines\' for Mr John Graham of Glasgow, with instructions for him to \'desist from the Decoction\'. p.120', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3472, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1062, 'CUL/1/1/13/116', '1780-12-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 December 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For the Countess of Dunmore\' [Vol.13 pp.120-1]. Cullen believes that \'[a]s your Complaints are constitutional I believe they will be difficult to remove\', but states he is \'very unwilling to give up trying it\'.', 'Directions for the Countess of Dunmore. Cullen believes that \'[a]s your Complaints are constitutional I believe they will be difficult to remove\', but states he is \'very unwilling to give up trying it\'. pp.120-1.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2779, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1063, 'CUL/1/1/13/117', '1780-12-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 December 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Bernard Shaw of Newcastle concerning his wife Mrs Shaw. Cullen is concerned to find out that her complaints continue, and worries that it will be difficult to remedy them during the winter season.[Vol. 13, pp.121-2]. ', 'Directions for Bernard Shaw of Newcastle concerning his wife Mrs Shaw. Cullen is concerned to find out that her complaints continue, and worries that it will be difficult to remedy them during the winter season. pp.121-2. [was mistakenly described as being about shaw himself]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3100, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1064, 'CUL/1/1/13/118', '1780-12-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 December 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Henry Watt, merchant in Burntisland. Cullen is pleased to hear that his former treatment succeded, and is hopeful that he can \'be again able to relieve you\' [Vol. 13, pp.122-[3]]. Recommends  a blistering plaister to the hip joint.', 'Directions for Henry Watt, merchant in Burntisland. Cullen is pleased to hear that his former treatment succeded, and is hopeful that he can \'be again able to relieve you\'. pp.122-', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2979, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1065, 'CUL/1/1/13/119', '1780-12-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 December 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply giving directions for the care of Mr George Buchanan. \'When not outrageous he should be treated with gentleness &amp; indulged in every thing that is safe &amp; innocent\'; he is to have \'two or three large chambers to walk about in\', with the windows screwed down but his diet is to be changed if he becomes violent [Vol. 13, pp. 123-4].', '\nDirections for the care of Mr George Buchanan. \'When not outrageous he should be treated with gentleness &amp; indulged in every thing that is safe &amp; innocent\'; he is to have \'two or three large chambers to walk about in\', and his diet is to be changed if he becomes violent. pp. 123-4.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3431, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1066, 'CUL/1/1/13/120', '1780-12-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 December 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Rippengal\' [Vol.13 pp.124-5], regarding a weakness of his stomach.', 'Directions for Mr Rippengal, regarding a weakness of his stomach. pp.124-', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2302, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1067, 'CUL/1/1/13/121', '1780-12-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 December 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'reply with direction for Mrs Oswald, whose complaints are \'considerable, and are commonly obstinate\', [Vol. 13, pp.126-7]. Mrs Oswald, who is advised on taking a decoction of Mezereon, appears to be planning on going to Bath to take the waters. ', 'Directions for Mrs Oswald, whose complaints are \'considerable, and are commonly obstinate\', pp.126-7. Mrs Oswald seems to be planning on going to Bath. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4430, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1068, 'CUL/1/1/13/122', '1781-01-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 January 1781', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply with Directions for Mr Forbes, who has chest and stomach ailments [Vl 12, pp. 127-8]. The advice is chiefly dietary, although blistering is also mentioned. ', 'Directions for Mr Forbes, who has chest and stomach ailments. The advice is chiefly dietary, although blistering is also mentioned. pp.127-8. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3469, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1069, 'CUL/1/1/13/123', '1781-01-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'January? 1781?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Directions for George Fox, whose disease is \'founded in Gout\', [Vol. 13, pp.129-30]. Date of January 1781  \'inferred\', from the incoming letter.', 'Directions for George Fox, whose disease is \'founded in Gout\'. pp.129-30. [not clear where the given date of January 1781 comes from so I have changed \'certain\' to \'inferred\', it certainly makes sense in relation to the date of the incoming letter - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3978, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1070, 'CUL/1/1/13/124', '1781-01-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 January 1781', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Archibald\' [Vol.13 pp.130-2], to Dr Christopher Douglas (as mentioned in Andrew Wilson\'s later letter). Mr Archibald\'s respiratory complaints are \'of a dangerous kind\'. Judging by his friend Ralph Davidson\'s reply, this letter was probably given to Mr Archibald when he consulted Cullen and Monro in person in Edinburgh.', 'Directions for Mr Archibald, whose complaints are \'of a dangerous kind\'. Cullen states that his treatment \'will require all the Skill and pains that he or we (Dr Monro) can bestow to avert the danger\'. pp.130-2.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:34:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2314, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1071, 'CUL/1/1/13/125', '1781-01-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 January 1781', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Bethune of Balfour Esq\' [Vol.13 pp.132-3], agreeing with his surgeon John Goodsir\'s assessment of his case. Cullen provides a stomachic recipe and advises the application of leeches to his temples and continuing the issue for his head complaints.', 'Directions for Bethune of Balfour, agreeing with his surgeon John Goodsir\'s assessment of his case. Cullen provides a stomachic recipe and advises the application of leeches to his temples and continuing the issue for his head complaints. A postscript states that \'[t]his letter was addressed open to Mr Goodsir &amp; inclosed in a cover addresed to Mr Bethune himself\' - so probably sent to Kilconquhar House. pp.132-3. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2020, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1072, 'CUL/1/1/13/126', '1781-01-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 January 1781', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply with brief directions, with recipe, for Mr Henry Watt, instructing him to \'[w]ait for a better season\', guard his limbs against cold, and refrain from trying to walk until he is able\' [Vol. 13, p.133].', 'Reply with brief directions, with recipe, for Mr Henry Watt, instructing him to \'[w]ait for a better season\', guard his limbs against cold, and refrain from trying to walk until he is able\' [Vol. 13, p.133].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3013, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1073, 'CUL/1/1/13/127', '1781-01-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 January 1781', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For a Lady whose Case was communicated by Mr Fraser\' [Vol.13 pp.134-6]', 'Directions for \'a Lady whose Case was communicated by Mr Fraser\'. pp.134-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3437, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1074, 'CUL/1/1/13/128', '1781-01-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 January 1781', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, giving dietary directions for the Earl of Findlater; \'[i]t appears very clearly that his Lordships Complaints proceed chiefly from a certain delicacy &amp; weakness of his nerves\' [Vol 13, pp.136-9]. ', 'Dietary directions for the Earl of Findlater; \'[i]t appears very clearly that his Lordships Complaints proceed chiefly from a certain delicacy &amp; weakness of his nerves\'. pp.136-9 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2617, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1075, 'CUL/1/1/13/129', '1781-01-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 January 1781', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Archibald\' [Vol.13 p.139], to Ralph Davidson, whose letter had been delivered to Cullen by Captain Pillans of the City Guard.', 'Directions for Mr Archibald, p.139.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:34:11', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2316, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1076, 'CUL/1/1/13/130', '1781-01-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 January 1781', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to Dr Worthington regarding his mother [Vol.13 p.140], whose complaints \'both now and formerly I take to be entirely gouty\'. Letter ends abruptly with \'When I had got thus far I am called to the Country (to see Lord Hopetoun)\'. ', 'Letter to Dr Worthington regarding his mother, whose complaints \'both now and formerly I take to be entirely gouty\'. Letter ends abruptly with \'When I had got thus far I am called to the Country (to see Lord Hopetoun)\'. p.140', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3731, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1077, 'CUL/1/1/13/131', '1781-01-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 January 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Bernard Shaw Esqr\' [Vol.13 p.141], concerning the case of his wife. Advises against travel but recommends keeping to a little \'weak punch\' made with \'dutch or Cologn gin\'.', 'Letter to Bernard Schaw, [Shaw] regarding the case of his wife. Advises against travel but recommends keeping to a little \'weak punch\' or \'dutch or Cologn gin\'. p.141  SEE NOTE TO ID:1041 for current inability to ascribe destination. DS\n\n[1956 puts them in Newcastle for the winter in December, so I\'ve put that as the destination, although it seems they\'re not always there in the other letters - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 327, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1078, 'CUL/1/1/13/132', '1781-01-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 January 1781', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Thomson\' [Vol.13 pp.142-3], in which Cullen thanks Thomas Stephen for \'your usual Precision &amp; Judgement\' in conveying the case.', 'Directions for Mrs Thomson, in which Cullen thanks the correspondent for \'your usual Precision & Judgement\' in conveying the case. pp.142-3.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2961, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1079, 'CUL/1/1/13/133', '1781-01-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 January 1781', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mr John Cockburn\' [Vol.13 pp.143-4].', 'Directions for Mr John Cockburn, pp.143-4.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 10:21:57', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3163, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1080, 'CUL/1/1/13/134', '1781-01-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 January 1781', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Bethune\' [Vol.13 p.145]. Cullen apologises to his surgeon (John Goodsir) for not replying immediately: he has been out of town. He ascribes David Bethune\'s sight problems to the blood being \'thrown too much upon his head\', and advises using leeches again and continuing the issue. He also discusses diet and laxatives for his stomach ailments.', 'Directions for Mr Bethune, p.145. Cullen apologises to his surgeon (John Goodsir) for not replying immediately: he has been out of town. He ascribes David Bethune\'s sight problems to the blood being \'thrown too much upon his head\', and advises using leeches again and continuing the issue. He also discusses diet and laxatives for his stomach ailments. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2021, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1081, 'CUL/1/1/13/135', '1781-01-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 January 1781', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Schaw\' [Vol.13 p.146]; Cullen is \'heartily concerned\' for her condition.', 'Directions for Mrs Schaw; Cullen is \'heartily concerned\' for her condition. p.146. an appears to respond to Dr. Fenwick\'s previous letter. (Addressee inferred) -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3102, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1082, 'CUL/1/1/13/136', '1781-02-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 February 1781', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply with directions for Sir Robert Henderson [Vol 13, p.14].. As the Bath waters are not helping his gout, he is recommended to leave Bath as soon as the weather is warm enough for travelling, and either return home (which is \'northwards\' of there) or go \'abroad\' to \'the South\'. The addressee is an unnamed third party but may be person ID 2035, a physician of Henderson\'s who had received letter ID 4107 from Cullen. ', 'Directions for Sir Robert Henderson. As the Bath waters are not helping his gout, he is recommended to leave Bath as soon as the weather is warm enough for travelling, and either return home (which is \'northwards\' of there) or go \'abroad\' to \'the South\'. The addressee is an unnamed third party but may be person ID 2035, a physician of Henderson\'s who had received letter ID 4107 from Cullen. p.148. (FM)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:34:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3463, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1083, 'CUL/1/1/13/137', '1781-02-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 February 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Lady Dunmore\' [Vol.13 pp.149-151], explaining that Cullen has \'frequently considered every Circumstance of your Ladyships Complaints\', and apologising for not writing sooner; \'your Ladyships ailments are in great measure Constitutional &amp; will therefore be the more difficult to remove\'. He provides dietary advice and several recipes.', 'Directions for Lady Dunmore, explaining that Cullen has \'frequently considered every Circumstance of your Ladyships Complaints\', and apologising for not writing sooner; \'your Ladyships ailments are in great measure Constitutional &amp; will therefore be the more difficult to remove\'. He provides dietary advice and prescriptions. There is a change of handwriting from scribal to Cullen\'s. pp.149-151 [MMG] [There does seem to be a change mid-recipe but the second hand isn\'t Cullen\'s; possibly Archibald - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2778, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1084, 'CUL/1/1/13/138', '1781-02-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 February 1781', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply for Mr Lennox, giving instructions for taking \'[t]he Anodyne balsam\' [Vol. 13, pp.151-2].', 'Directions for Mr Lennox, giving instructions for taking \'[t]he Anodyne balsam\'. pp.151-2.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2325, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1085, 'CUL/1/1/13/139', '1781-02-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 February 1781', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Jane Webster [Vol.13 p.155]. Cullen suggests that the reason she has not lost weight for some time is \'the want of exercise &amp; of cold bathing\', and recommends shuttlecock and walking for an hour or two in a large room.', 'Letter to Mrs Jane Webster, suggesting that the reason she has not lost weight for some time is \'the want of exercise & of cold bathing\'. He suggests shuttlecock and walking. p.155', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 382, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1086, 'CUL/1/1/13/140', '1781-02-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 February 1781', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Rippengall\' [Vol.13 p.155]', 'Short letter to Mr Rippengale, who seems to be recovering. p.155.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2303, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1087, 'CUL/1/1/13/141', '1781-02-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 February 1781', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Capt[ain] Fenwick\' [Vol.13 p.156]', 'Recipes for Captain Fenwick, p.156.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2331, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1088, 'CUL/1/1/13/142', '1781-02-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 February 1781', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Miss Hodgeson\' [Vol.13 pp.156-7]. Directions to Richard Walker for Miss Hodgeson, with a diaphoretic recipe. Cullen states that he can give only a very general view, as \'[i]t is a greatly disordered system which for a dozen of years past has exhibited almost every different shape of disease\'. He admits: \'Miss H\'s constitution is singular in admitting feverish &amp; inflammatory affections. In this view of so variously complicated a disorder it is very difficult to advise\'.', 'Directions to Richard Walker for Miss Hodgeson, with a diaphoretic recipe. Cullen states that he can give only a very general view, as \'[i]t is a greatly disordered system which for a dozen of years past has exhibited almost every different shape of disease\'. He admits: \'Miss H\'s constitution is singular in admitting feverish &amp; inflammatory affections. In this view of so variously\ncomplicated a disorder it is very difficult to advise\'. pp.156-7.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2102, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1089, 'CUL/1/1/13/143', '1781-02-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 February 1781', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Hodgeyard\' [Vol.13 pp.158-9]', 'Directions for Mr Hodgeyard, in the shape of a numbered list. pp.158-9.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3229, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1090, 'CUL/1/1/13/144', '1781-02-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 February 1781', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Veitch\' [Vol.13 pp.159-160], who is \'in danger of Phthisis\'.', 'Directions for Mrs Veitch, who is \'[i]n danger of Pthisis\'. p.159-60.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3744, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1091, 'CUL/1/1/13/145', '1781-02-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 February 1781', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Stewart\' [Vol.13 pp.160-164]. He has called upon Cullen in person since the last letter was received.', 'Directions for Mr Stewart, who has called upon Cullen in person since the correspondent\'s last letter. pp.160-164.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3069, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1092, 'CUL/1/1/13/146 ', '1781-02-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 February 1781', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Capt. Grant\' [Vol.13 pp.164-5], in the form of a numbered list. Cullen advises a journey, blistering, possibly shaving the head if giddiness continues, and dietary and exercise advice.', 'Directions for Captain Grant, in the form of a numbered list. Cullen advises a journey, blistering, possibly shaving the head if giddiness continues, and dietary and exercise advice. pp.164-5.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3733, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1093, 'CUL/1/1/13/147', '1781-02-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 February 1781', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Thomas Stephen concerning Mrs Robertson, whose case is \'[a]lmost out of the power of art\' [Vol. 13, p.166]. Cullen agrees with the treatment Mrs Robertson\'s physician has been providing but his tone hints at a move towards palliative care.', 'Casebook copy of letter concerning Mrs Robertson, whose case is \'[a]lmost out of the power of art\'. p.166. [Cullen agrees with the treatment Mrs Robertson\'s physician has been providing but his tone suggests there is not much hope (e.g. he hints at a move towards palliative care) - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3975, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1094, 'CUL/1/1/13/148', '1781-03-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 March 1781', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Henry Watt\' [Vol.13 pp.166-7]', 'Directions for Mr Henry Watt, pp.166-7.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3018, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1095, 'CUL/1/1/13/150', '1781-03-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 March 1781', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \"Dr Menzies C. Mr Bruce\" [Vol.13 pp.168-9]', 'Letter to Dr Menzies regarding Mr Bruce, p.168-9.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2332, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1096, 'CUL/1/1/13/151', '1781-03-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 March 1781', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Bethune of Balfour\' [Vol.13 p.169], in which Cullen tells John Goodsir he will not despair \'[a]ltho our remedies have done so little\'. He recommends the continued use of laxatives and the issue.', 'Letter concerning Mr Bethune of Balfour, in which Cullen tells John Goodsir he will not despair \'[a]ltho our remedies have done so little\'. He recommends the continued use of laxatives and the issue. p.169. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2022, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1097, 'CUL/1/1/13/152', '1781-03-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'March 1781', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply (?)\'For Mr G. Meason\', but reads as if a case note sent to Cullen or recorded by Cullen after a personal consultation(?) [Vol.13 pp.170-1] Meason has developed a severe pain in his chest which has not responded to various medicines, though more regular exercise seems to have helped.', 'Reply (?)\'For Mr G. Meason\', but reads as if a case note sent to Cullen or recorded by Cullen after a personal consultation, 170-1.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-29 12:50:59', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3745, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1098, 'CUL/1/1/13/153', '1781-03-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 March 1781', '', '', 2, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr R[edpath] concerning Mr Hogarth\'s nervous ailment which includes a \'hugging\' at his stomach [Vol. 13, pp.172-3].', 'Reply to Mr R[edpath] concerning Mr Hogarth\'s nervous ailment which includes a \'hugging\' at his stomach [Vol. 13, pp.172-3].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5102, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1099, 'CUL/1/1/13/154', '1781-03-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 March 1781', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Fullarton, Greenock\' [Vol.13 pp.173-4], regarding Fullarton\'s own \'spasmodic affection of the sphincter\', for which Cullen recommends opiates and rhubarb.', 'Letter by Cullen to Gavin Fullarton in Greenock, regarding Fullarton\'s own \'spasmodic affection of the sphincter\', for which he recommends opiates and rhubarb. pp.173-4. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3714, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1100, 'CUL/1/1/13/155', '1781-03-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 March 1781', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Henry Watt\' [Vol.13 pp.174-5]', 'Directions for Mr Henry Watt. pp.174-5.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3005, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1101, 'CUL/1/1/13/156', '1781-03-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 March 1781', '', '', 2, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply giving directions for Mr Grant of Montrose, probably sent to his son James, and discussing his treatment by John Bate [Vol 13, pp.175-7]. Cullen writes: \'we are sorry to observe that there is no doubt to be had about the nature of his disease He has now got water in his Belly\'. He supports the use of Cream of Tartar. Mentions Dr Stork\'s use of crocus.', 'Directions for Mr Grant of Montrose, probably sent to his son James, and discussing his treatment by John Bate. Cullen writes: \'we are sorry to observe that there is no doubt to be had about the nature of his disease He has now got water in his Belly\'. He supports the use of Cream of Tartar. pp.175-7. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3726, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1102, 'CUL/1/1/13/157', '1780-04-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, NULL, '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Index to 1780-1 letterbook, listing patient by page number and giving date of letter.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1103, 'CUL/1/2/205', '1775-01-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 January 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from the physician, poet and dramatist Hugh Downman in Exeter, promising to send the case of his sister and also including draft of address to Cullen which he seeks permission to include in Book 3 of his work <i>Infancy: Or, The Management of Children: a Didactic Poem</i>, published in stages between 1774 and 1790. The lines were included in the published version first appearing in 1776. and lacunae in the manuscript due to damage are supplied from this printed edition. Downman had studied medicine under Cullen.', 'Letter from the physician, poet and dramatist Hugh Downman in Exeter, enclosing the case of his sister and also including draft of address to Cullen which he seeks permission to include in Book 3 of his work <i>Infancy: Or, The Management of Children: a Didactic Poem</i>, published in stages between 1774 and 1775. Lacunae in the manuscript due to damage supplied from the printed edition. Downman had studied medicine under Cullen.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 50, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1104, 'CUL/1/2/206', '1775-01-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 January 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Cullen\'s former pupil in Virginia, Dr Walter Jones relating the case of Mr Page, \'a most particular Friend of Dr McLurg &amp; myself\', who has asked for Cullen\'s advice regarding \'a Disorder in his Head\'. Must have been sent from Williamsburg, Virginia, where Jones and Dr McLurg both practiced at this date.', 'Letter from W Jones relating the case of Mr Page, \'a most particular Friend of Dr McLurg &amp; myself\', who has asked for Cullen\'s advice regarding \'a Disorder in his Head\'. Letter probably from Virginia. Letter delivered by Robert Millar. [MMG] SEE NO GROUNDS FOR VIRGINIA Etc ??? DS â€“ Jones and McLurg are both based in Virginia. Jones is a former Cullen pupil. \'The state of Business here renders the Difficulties of making <u>good observations</u>, insurmountable\' refers to the war. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 49, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1105, 'CUL/1/2/207', '1775-01-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 January 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alice Bethune in Kilconquhar, relating her own case. After getting cold feet from walking, she has suffered from a cough and pains in her sides, breast and back; she also has a strange taste in her mouth. Mention of Mr Bethune (her brother) and Henry Lindsay (nephew). Her spelling is notably phonetic.', 'Letter from Alice Bethune in Kilconquhar, relating her own case. After getting cold feet from walking, she has suffered from a cough and pains in her sides, breast and back; she also has a strange taste in her mouth. Mention of Mr Bethune (her brother) and Henry Lindsay (nephew). [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 14, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1106, 'CUL/1/2/208', '1775-01-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 January 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Duncanson and Archibald Campbell, regarding Duncan Campbell (son of Captain James Campbell), a young child with swelling in the maxillary glands followed by a tumour in the neck.\n', 'Letter from John Duncanson and Archibald Campbell, regarding Duncan Campbell (son of Captain James Campbell), a young child with swelling in the maxillary glands followed by a tumour in the neck. \n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 13, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1107, 'CUL/1/2/209', '1775-01-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 January 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Matthew Reid, of Leicester, relating his own case. Reid had previously visited Cullen in person, and although his condition seemed to have improved under Cullen\'s treatment, it has since returned. Also mention of Dr (Thomas) Arnold and of a \'Captain Hart\'. Reid sells hose (stocking material) to Edinburgh where he is owed money.', 'Letter from Matthew Reid (possibly a relative of Dr John Reid, 1776-1822) relating his own case. Reid had previously visited Cullen in person, and although his condition seemed to have improved under Cullen\'s treatment, it has since returned. Mention of Dr (Thomas) Arnold and of a \'Captain Hart\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 12, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1108, 'CUL/1/2/210', '1775-01-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 January 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Grey Jnr, Alnwick, regarding the continuing treatment of his father, who is \'reduced now so weak that I think he cannot hold it many days\', and mentioning his own health, which is better than ever, except for a \'little cough\', which although \'not troublesome\', he would like to get rid of it.', 'Letter from John Grey jnr, Alnwick, regarding the continuing treatment of his father, who is \'reduced now so weak that I think he cannot hold it many days\'. [MMG]. Typos found in \'description\' [FMac].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 11, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1109, 'CUL/1/2/211', '1775-01-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 January 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Joseph Sanderson in Gatesgill, regarding his own case, confirming that Cullen\'s earlier prescription has been strengthening his stomach but reporting that he now has an \'itch\' on his hands which he believes he caught \'by laying with a person\' (though this does not imply any sexual contact, since bed-sharing was a common practice, especially when staying at inns). He sends payment of a guinea.', 'Letter from Joseph Sanderson in Gatesgill, regarding his own case, confirming that Cullen\'s earlier prescription has been strengthening his stomach. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 264, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1110, 'CUL/1/2/212', '1775-01-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 January 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Anne Stewart, Abbey Green (Lesmahagow), relating her own case of \'a soar Breast I have got\' since breastfeeding her baby two years before. Letter addressed to Mrs [Sarah] Blacklock, requesting that she read it to Cullen. The sender is a friend of Mrs Blacklock\'s sister, Miss Johnston and she also sends compliments to Sarah\'s husband, Dr Thomas Blacklock, the blind poet and scholar who, with his wife, ran a boarding house in Edinburgh mainly patronised by medical students. There is a note in another hand (almost certainly that of Mrs Blacklock\'s) commenting on Anne Stewart\'s case. ', '\nLetter from Anne Stewart, Abbey Green (Lesmahagow), relating her own case of \'a soar Breast I have got\' since breastfeeding her baby two years before. Letter addressed to Mrs [Sarah] Blacklock, requesting that she read it to Cullen. The sender is a friend of Mrs Blacklock\'s sister, Miss Johnston and she also sends compliments to Sarah\'s husband, Dr Thomas Blacklock, the blind poet and scholar who, with his wife, ran a boarding house in Edinburgh mainly patronised by medical students. There is a note in another hand (almost certainly that of Mrs Blacklock\'s) commenting on Anne Stewart\'s case. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 293, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(1111, 'CUL/1/2/213', '1775-01-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 January 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Wood relating the case of Mrs Beath, who was \'seized anew with the stitch in the right side\' at the coming of winter, and has a cough. He reports the death of another patient, Mr Ross. The area around the address has been used for pen-testing, presumably by Archibald Cullen.', 'Letter from Robert Wood relating the case of Mrs Beath, who was \'seized anew with the stitch in the right side\' at the coming of winter, and has a cough. He reports the death of another patient, Mr Ross. The area around the address has been used for pen-testing by Archibald Cullen.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 298, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1112, 'CUL/1/2/214', '1775-01-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 January 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Wood regarding an unnamed 15-year-old female patient whose behaviour has suddenly changed, becoming paranoid, with bouts of wild and incoherent speech. Letter itself unsigned.', 'Letter from Alexander Wood regarding an unnamed 15-year-old female patient, who has not yet gone through puberty, whose behaviour has suddenly changed, becoming paranoid, with bouts of wild and incoherent speech. Letter is unsigned. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 303, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1113, 'CUL/1/2/215', '1775-01-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 January 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note, probably sent as an enclosure, from John Gilchrist and William Hamilton, describing the history and treatment of Miss Murray (daughter of James Murray of Broughton), a 14-year-old girl with pulmonary symptoms. ', 'Letter from John Gilchrist and William Hamilton, describing the case of Miss Murray (daughter of James Murray of Broughton), a 14-year-old girl with pulmonary symptoms.  [If she became the Mrs Rae under Hamilton\'s care in 1779 then she has a later case ID DS] [No â€“ she died unmarried in 1777. MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 305, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1114, 'CUL/1/2/216', '1775-01-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 January 1775', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Lindsay concerning the case of Henry Lochhead. A letter from Lochhead was enclosed, but only one page remains, containing Lochhead\'s signature.', 'Letter from John Lindsay describing the case of Henry Lochhead. A letter from Lochhead was enclosed, but only one page remains, containing Lochhead\'s signature.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:26:08', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 373, 1, 7, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1115, 'CUL/1/2/217a', '1775-01-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 January 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Saunders addressed to General Abercromby, regarding the case of \'your Friend Mr Inness, Rosyburn\', which he suggests should be passed to Cullen, and mentioning that Lady Abercromby \'has recovered her strength considerably\'. A separate case note is enclosed.', 'Letter from James Saunders addressed to General Abercromby, regarding the case of \'your Friend Mr Inness, Rosyburn\', which he suggests should be passed to Cullen. A separate case note is enclosed.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-29 12:51:22', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 803, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1116, 'CUL/1/2/217b', '1775-01-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 January 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note on Captain Innes drawn up by Dr James Saunders of Banff, sent as enclosure with Doc [ID:1115]. Innes has been vomiting up blood.', 'Case note on Captain Innes drawn up by Dr James Saunders of Banff, sent as enclosure with letter ID:1115 (CUL/1/2/217a). Innes has been vomiting up blood. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:34:30', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 823, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1117, 'CUL/1/2/218', '1775-00-00', 'c', NULL, NULL, '1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Trail, who has suffered from complaints of the hands and legs.', 'Letter regarding the case of Miss Trail, who has suffered from complaints of the hands and legs.\n\nUnfortunaly. Very tricky to read - poor handwriting, LOTS of abbreviations, and a bit of damage, all of which have taken their toll, resulting in a fair few unclear\'s... any help with them would be greatly appreciated!', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 856, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1118, 'CUL/1/2/219', '1775-02-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 February 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Stevenson regarding the case of Sir James Maxwell. Stevenson explains that \'I write you without the consent of my patient &amp; without his knowledge but he deserves all that we can do for him\'. Maxwell has started suffering \'epileptic\' fits at night, but resists any attempts at medical intervention.', 'Letter from Alexander Stevenson regarding the case of Sir James Maxwell. Stevenson explains that \'I write you without the consent of my patient & without his knowledge but he deserves all that we can do for him\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1555, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1119, 'CUL/1/2/220', '1775-02-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 February 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Duncanson and Archibald Campbell regarding the case of Campbell\'s son. May have been originally addressed to J. More, Writer to the Signet, Gossfords\' Close [Edinburgh], whose address is also on the letter. Although some of Cullen\'s medicines have been used, the swelling of his neck has not been reduced since before.', 'Letter from John Duncanson and Archibald Campbell regarding the case of Campbell\'s son. Although some of Cullen\'s medicines have been used, the swelling of his neck has not been reduced since before. Letter 3772 is Cullen\'s reply. GOSSFORD\'S CLOSE linked as \'destination\' as well as Edinburgh.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1571, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1120, 'CUL/1/2/221', '1775-02-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 February 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Hall relating the case of his niece, Mrs Willobie [Willoughby], who became ill with \'a pretty brisk Inflamatory fever\' during pregnancy and has suffered from a return of the symptoms since the child\'s birth.', 'Letter from Thomas Hall relating the case of his niece, Mrs Willobie [Willoughby], who became ill with \'a pretty brisk Inflamatory fever\' during pregnancy and has suffered from a return of the symptoms since the child\'s birth.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1599, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1121, 'CUL/1/2/222', '1775-02-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 February 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Archibald Bathie regarding the case of Captain Skene: \'his chief complaint is a langour &amp; oppression which he suffers from every morning after evacuating the Contents of the ulcer in his breast\'. Letter also mentions the case of a boy with rabies, which he will send to Cullen \'if you think it worth while\'. The unclear handstamp might be \'Burntisland\'.', 'Letter from Archibald Bathie regarding the case of Captain Skene: \'his chief complaint is a langour &amp; oppression which he suffers from every morning after evacuating the Contents of the ulcer in his breast\'. Letter also mentions the case of a boy with rabies, which he will send to Cullen \'if you think it worth while\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1556, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1122, 'CUL/1/2/223', '1775-02-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 February 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Archibald McIntyre, recording the case of his brother, Mr McIntyre, who has a feverish condition. Sent as enclosure with Letter ID:880.', 'Letter from Archibald McIntyre, regarding the case of his brother, Mr McIntyre, who has a feverish condition. \n\n[This is the missing enclosure from 880; author is the patient\'s brother - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:34:39', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1557, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1123, 'CUL/1/2/224', '1775-02-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 February 1775', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Duncanson regarding the case of Captain [Thomas] Fraser, who he first reported to Cullen in 1767, and who consulted Cullen in person at Edinburgh in 1770  [no relevant letters traced]. Since last August Fraser has taken to his bed with what may be partly imagined ailments, but has recently developed a fever. Duncanson explains that his own bad health has obliged him to dictate this letter, but he adds a note at the end himself.', '\nLetter from Thomas Duncanson regarding the case of Captain Fraser, who he first reported to Cullen in 1767, and who consulted Cullen in person at Edinburgh in 1770  [no relevant letters traced]. Since last August Fraser has taken to his bed with what may be partly imagined ailments, but has recently developed a fever. Duncanson explains that his own bad health has obliged him to dictate this letter, but he adds a note at the end himself.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1562, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1124, 'CUL/1/2/225', '1775-02-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 February 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Douglas relating the case of Anny Dempster, who has suffered from a cough and fever followed by a \'violent pain\' in one side of her head.', 'Letter from Dr Douglas relating the case of Anny Dempster, who has suffered from a cough and fever followed by a \'violent pain\' in one side of her head. [Transcribed the letter in the following order: Img 2, Img 3, Img 1, Img 4. LMcC]\n\nImages re-order by Mark and James. Now \n1&gt;CUL_1_2_0225_0002_b.jpg \n\n2&gt;CUL_1_2_0225_0001.jpg \n3&gt;CUL_1_2_0225_0002_a.jpg \n4&gt;CUL_1_2_0225_0003.jpg\n[Transcription edited to match new ordering - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1559, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1125, 'CUL/1/2/226', '1775-02-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 February 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Reverend McAulay about his 12-year-old son, who has suffered from headaches and fainting fits.', 'Letter from Reverend McAulay about his 12-year-old son, who has suffered from headaches and fainting fits.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1560, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1126, 'CUL/1/2/227', '1775-02-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 February 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Matthew Davidson, in the form of a document entitled \'Case of Mr Patrick Meliss submitted to Doctor Cullen for advice\', which includes a short note to Cullen expanding further on the case.  Meliss has a feverish cough.', 'Letter from Matthew Davidson headed \'Case of Mr Patrick Meliss submitted to Doctor Cullen for advice\'. A short letter to Cullen explands further on the case. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1565, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1127, 'CUL/1/2/228', '1775-02-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 February 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Saunders, relating the case of a Mr Leslye who will be calling on Cullen in a few days. Also gives a report on the progress of Lady Abercromby and Captain Innes.', 'Letter from James Saunders, relating the case of a Mr Leslye who will be calling on Cullen in a few days. Also gives a report on the progress of Lady Abercromby and Captain Innes.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1567, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1128, 'CUL/1/2/229', '1775-02-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 February 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Captain Patrick Ferguson, at \'Mills Court\' (sic, probably for Mylne\'s Court), Edinburgh, describing his bilious and other symptoms, which he attributes to weakened circulation and the effects of his service in the West Indies, and saying he will call on Cullen that afternoon.', 'Letter from Captain Patrick Ferguson, at \'Mills Court\' (sic, probably for Mylne\'s Court), Edinburgh, describing his bilious and other symptoms, which he attributes to weakened circulation and the effects of his service in the West Indies, and saying he will call on Cullen that afternoon. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 637, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1129, 'CUL/1/2/230', '1776-03-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'March? 1776?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Letter, or rather  a case probably sent as an enclosure, entitled \'Information respecting the case of Mr Thomas Macfarlane Min[iste]r of Lonbride\', unsigned but writer identified by handwriting as William Gordon. The patient suffered from headaches and lack of sleep for several days, before telling his wife that \'he found his head quite out of order and was about to lose the use of his reason.\' Cullen has added his response as a brief numbered list of directions. Date is a loose inference based upon a follow-up letter from Gordon.', 'Letter, or rather case probably sent as an enclosure, enheaded \'Information respecting the case of Mr Thomas Macfarlane Min[iste]r of Lonbride\', unsigned but writer identified by handwriting as William Gordon.. The patient suffered from headaches and lack of sleep for several days, before telling his wife that \'he found his head quite out of order &amp; was about to lose the use of his reason.\' Cullen has added his response as a brief numbered list of directions.\n\nCUL-AUTHOR-IN', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1566, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1130, 'CUL/1/2/231', '1775-02-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'February 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case of Alexander Hanna, who \'has for a long time been ill with stomachic pains, and a general indigestion\'. The cause of his illness is attributed thus; \'about six years after the above mentioned cold, he was strained and hurt in handling some heavy stones\'.', 'Case of Alexander Hanna, who \'has for a long time been ill with stomachic pains, and a general indigestion\'. The cause of his illness is attributed thus; \'about six years after the above mentioned cold, he was strained and hurt in handling some heavy stones\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1826, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1131, 'CUL/1/2/232', '1775-02-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'February 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Document titled \'Case of W. L.\', describing a man who \'catch\'d cold by sleeping in a garrat room of a timber land without a fireplace during a severe winter\', and has \'never been free\' of a cough since.', 'Document headed \'Case of W. L.\', describing a man who \'catch\'d cold by sleeping in a garrat room of a timber land without a fireplace during a severe winter\', and has \'never been free\' of a cough since.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 667, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1132, 'CUL/1/2/233', '1775-03-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 March 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Saunders regarding the case of Captain Innes. The patient was recovering, but recently \'after eating two Potchd Eggs to supper he became very sick with a sensation of fullness, the usual presages of the Haemorrhage\', so Saunders was sent for again.', '\nLetter from James Saunders regarding the case of Captain Innes. The patient was recovering, but recently \'after eating two Potchd Eggs to supper he became very sick with a sensation of fullness, the usual presages of the Haemorrhage\', so Saunders was sent for again.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 682, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1133, 'CUL/1/2/234', '1775-03-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 March 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, in form of retained, neat authorial draft, giving directions for Alexander Campbell. Cullen is unsure how much of his ill health is \'from any hurt which his constitution received in the W. Indies or from circumstances in his manner of living since\', but believes regardless that his constitution is \'somewhat broken\'. Although not presented in numbered paragraphs, this substantial set of directions is termed a \'regimen\' by Cullen and has, as a consequence, been tagged in the database as a formal \'Regimen\'. Final of three recipes deleted.\n', 'Reply, in form of retained, neat authorial draft, giving directions for Alexander Campbell. Cullen is unsure how much of his ill health is \'from any hurt which his constitution received in the W. Indies or from circumstances in his manner of living since\', but believes regardless that his constitution is \'somewhat broken\'. Second recipe deleted. GW. \n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1259, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1134, 'CUL/1/2/235', '1775-03-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 March 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Duncanson concerning the case of Captain Fraser. Duncan son has still not recieved a reply to his last letter to Cullen, \'tho I have been impatiently looking for a letter from you by every Post since\'.', 'Letter from Thomas Duncanson regarding the case of Captain Fraser. Duncanson has still not recieved a reply to his last letter to Cullen, \'tho I have been impatiently looking for a letter from you by every Post since\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 733, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1135, 'CUL/1/2/236', '1775-03-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 March 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Joshua Parry, giving answers to Cullen\'s queries about Mr Holder.', 'Letter from Joshua Parry, giving answers to Cullen\'s queries about Mr Holder.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 804, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1136, 'CUL/1/2/237', '1775-04-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 April 1775', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Gilchrist regarding Mr Cruickshank, a patient who has also been seen by Mr Clapperton at Lochmaben, and giving an additional note on Miss McMurdo, and asides on several other shared patients.', 'Letter from John Gilchrist regarding Mr Cruickshank, a patient who has also been seen by Mr Clapperton at Lochmaben, and giving an additional note on Miss McMurdo', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 785, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1137, 'CUL/1/2/238', '1775-04-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 April 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Brown in Hamilton, concerning an unnamed female patient who is undergoing salivation and sarsparilla treatment.', 'Letter from William Brown in Hamilton, regarding an unnamed female patient who is undergoing salivation and sarsparilla treatment, probably for syphilis. He is responding to a letter from Cullen of 14 April 1775, and expects a reply, so the case may be identifiable through match-up of date and/or symptoms and treatment. Image 2 is blank. [MMG]\n\n[No outgoing letters seem to match it - there\'s one concerning a female patient on the 15th of April, but the physician referred to there is Ivie Campbell &amp; treatments don\'t seem to match] \n\n[May be worth checking undated letters? - MMG]\n\nBlank image removed. MH 22/03/13', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 805, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1138, 'CUL/1/2/239', '1775-05-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 May 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note on a 61-year-old married woman [Mrs Blackburn: see Cullen\'s reply - Letter ID 304] who has \'been subject for several years at intervals to violent spasmodic pains, bilious vomitings and other symptoms of a distempered Gall\'. She has passed a \'bilious concretion\'.', 'Case of a 61-year-old married woman (Mrs Blackburn: see Cullen\'s reply - Letter ID 304) who has \'been subject for several years at intervals to violent spasmodic pains, bilious vomitings and other symptoms of a distempered Gall\'. Writer may be identifiable by handwriting. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:34:50', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 806, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1139, 'CUL/1/2/240', '1775-05-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 May 1775', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from B Clifton, a former student of Cullen\'s, writing form his native St Christopher (St Kitt\'s) concerning the case of the letter\'s bearer, a Captain Campbell who was \'for some time a Patient of yours and Doctor Black\'s\'. Clifton attributes the Captain\'s bilious complaints to the effects of a very hot climate. ', 'Letter from B Clifton, a former student of Cullen\'s, writing form his native St Christopher (St Kitt\'s) concerning the case of the letter\'s bearer, a Captain Campbell who was \'for some time a Patient of yours and Doctor Black\'s\'. Clifton attributes the Captain\'s bilious complaints to the effects of a very hot climate.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 882, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1140, 'CUL/1/2/241', '1775-05-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 May 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from W Grieve concerning the case of Miss Tweedie, a teenage girl suffering from \'Acute Rheumatism\' after catching measles. Grieve also reports on the progress of a young girl whose case had been reported to Cullen by Mr Braidwood.', 'Letter from W Grieve concerning the case of Miss Tweedie, a teenage girl suffering from \'Acute Rheumatism\' after catching measles. Grieve also reports on the progress of a young girl whose case had been reported to Cullen by Mr Braidwood.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1016, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1141, 'CUL/1/2/242', '1775-05-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 May 1775', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Joseph Sanderson concerning his own case.', 'Letter from Joseph Sanderson regarding his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 880, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1142, 'CUL/1/2/243', '1775-05-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 May 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from the Dumfries surgeon Alexander Copland, regarding Mr Spalding Gordon, who was \'so unlucky as to contract a Venereal Infection about 12 weeks ago\'. Gives detailed account of the external use of mercurial unguents and the surgical attention given to discharging venereal sores. ', 'Letter from the Dumfries surgeon Alexander Copland, regarding Mr Spalding Gordon, who was \'so unlucky as to contract a Venereal Infection about 12 weeks ago\'. Gives detailed account of the external use of mercurial unguents and the surgical attention given to discharging venereal sores. SOME INGREDIENTS NEED MORE DECIPHERING. DS CHECKED by MMG for DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 886, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1143, 'CUL/1/2/244', '1775-05-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 May 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Gilchrist regarding Mr Spalding [Gordon] who has not followed Gilchrist\'s directions regarding mercury. Gilchrist ends with a request for Cullen to not mention his letter to the patient, and asks for Cullen\'s opinion on his actions: \'I write you at all times with the same freedom that I would have done to my own father, &amp; I should wish that you would be as free as he would have been in telling me where I am wrong\'. Also brief note concerning Miss McMurdo.', '\nLetter from John Gilchrist regarding Mr Spalding [Gordon] who has not followed Gilchrist\'s directions regarding mercury. Gilchrist ends with a request for Cullen to not mention his letter to the patient, and asks for Cullen\'s opinion on his actions: \'I write you at all times with the same freedom that I would have done to my own father, &amp; I should wish that you would be as free as he would have been in telling me where I am wrong\'. Also brief note concerning Miss McMurdo.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 841, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1144, 'CUL/1/2/245', '1775-05-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 May 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from W. Grieve concerning the case of Miss Betty Tweedie, and recounting a letter he has received from her father detailing some of her other symptoms. ', 'Letter from W Grieve concerning the case of Miss Betty Tweedie. Grieve recounts a letter he has recieved about some of her symptoms. Has been entered as \"Grieves\" but I think there is just a flourish on the final \"e\" of his signature; all annotations have name as \"Grieve\" so I have eliminated \"Grieves\" DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 789, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1145, 'CUL/1/2/246', '1775-05-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 May 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Duncanson regarding the case of his friend Altyre, about whom he had written to Cullen some years previously. ', 'Letter from Thomas Duncanson regarding the case of his friend Altyre, about whom he had written to Cullen some years previously. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 695, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1146, 'CUL/1/2/247', '1775-06-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 June 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Ann Ormston at Newcastle regarding her own case, giving a detailed history of her own ill-health and the many measures she has taken to find relief. She suffered a \'scorbutick Eruption\' at the age of eighteen, and has endured various feverish episodes and other manifestations of ill-health since. Cullen\'s reply is Letter ID 311.', 'Letter from Ann Ormston regarding her own case, giving a detailed history of her condition. She suffered a \'scorbutick Eruption\' at the age of eighteen, and has suffered from various manifestations of ill health since. [Cullen\'s reply is Letter ID 311. - MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:35:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 824, 1, 8, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1147, 'CUL/1/2/248', '1775-06-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 June 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from the Earl of Erroll, at Slains Castle, updating Cullen on the case of his eldest son George, who is recuperating from an unspecified ailment. \"The Rest of the young folks are found in perfect Health, as is Lady Erroll...\".', 'Letter from the Earl of Erroll, at Slains Castle, updating Cullen on the case of his eldest son George, who is recuperating from an unspecified ailment. \"The Rest of the young folks are found in perfect Health, as is Lady Erroll...\" (I read date as \'28th\' not \'18th\' because the number is formed differently from the \'1\' in \'1775\'.) [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 822, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1148, 'CUL/1/2/249', '1775-06-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 June 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Letter from William Turnbull introducing the letter\'s bearer, the Rev. Mr. Allen, who \'will inform you himself of his Complaints better than I can describe them\'. Turnbull also mentions his son who is a student of Cullen\'s at Edinburgh and who may be the John Turnbull who published \"A Syphilitic Ode\" in defence of William Turnbull\'s  surgical ideas in 1784(?).', 'Letter from William Turnbull introducing the letter\'s bearer, the Rev. Mr. Allen, who \'will inform you himself of his Complaints better than I can describe them\'. ANNOT STUDENT SON?  DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 689, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1149, 'CUL/1/2/250', '1775-06-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 June 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Henry Miller in Kirkcaldy, regarding the case of Miss Douglas (of Strathendry?), \'formerly under your care when there was a suspicion of ...a Phthisis Pulmonalis\' and whose face is now \'almost Hippocratic\'. He also gives an update on the case of Mr Cowan and on a patient identified only as C. I., who has consulted physicians and surgeons in London about a hydrocele. He asks for Cullen\'s advice regarding his own lumbago and sciatica. Knowing Cullen\'s enthusiasms he adds: \'You need not doubt that I am in flannels.\' The alteration of the annotation on the cover to \'Mistress Douglas\' may suggest that the original cataloguer had conflated the patient with her mother. ', '\nLetter from Henry Miller in Kirkcaldy, regarding the case of Miss Douglas (probably of Strathendry), \'who was formerly under your care when there was a suspicion of her being threatned with a Phthisis Pulmonalis\' and whose face is now \'almost Hippocratic\'. He says: \'Her case I suspect is desperate\'. He also gives an update on the case of Mr Cowan, whose ailments may now be latent (\'an Anguis sub herba\' - \'snake in the grass\' in his phrase), and on a patient identified only as C. I., who has consulted physicians and surgeons in London about a hydrocele. He asks for Cullen\'s advice regarding his own lumbago and sciatica, and adds, given Cullen\'s enthusiasm for it: \'You need not doubt that I am in flannels.\' The alteration of the annotation on the cover to \'Mistress Douglas\' may suggest that the original cataloguer had conflated the patient with her mother. [MMG; slightly revised DS]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 828, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1150, 'CUL/1/2/251', '1775-06-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 June 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Andrew Liddell, at Ackergill Tower, to Henrietta, Lady Dunbar of Hempriggs, concerning her young son Robert, \'Mr Bob\'. Liddell gives details of his respiratory problems, recent acute illness and treatment, and recommends that she \'consult Mr Bobs case with any Physician in Edinburgh whose skill you can confide in\'. He sends his regards to her husband, Sir William. It was probably delivered to Cullen by Dr Joshua McKenzie, from references in related Letters 1156 and 352.', 'Letter from Andrew Liddell, at Ackergill Tower, to Henrietta, Lady Dunbar of Hempriggs, on the health of her young son Robert, \'Mr Bob\'. Liddell gives details of his respiratory problems, recent acute illness and treatment, and recommends that she \'consult Mr Bobs case with any Physician in Edinburgh whose skill you can confide in\'. He sends his regards to her husband, Sir William. It was probably delivered to Cullen by Dr Joshua McKenzie, from references in related Letters 1156 and 352. [MMG]\n\nImages sorted as of 22/03/13', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 872, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1151, 'CUL/1/2/252', '1775-06-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 June 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Thomas Yorstoun [Yerstoun] at Waterside, Dumfries, addressed to Walter Riddell at (Friars\') Carse, regarding the case of his friend Mr Kennedy whose condition has worsened to include several fits \'w[ith] all the symptoms of Epilepsy\'. He traces the condition back to a sore on Mr Kennedy\'s head, and refers to his treatment with a seton. ', 'Letter from Dr Thomas Yorstoun at Waterside, Dumfries, addressed to Walter Riddell at (Friars\') Carse, regarding the case of his friend Mr Kennedy whose condition has worsened to include several fits \'w[ith] all the symptoms of Epilepsy\'. He traces the condition back to a sore on Mr Kennedy\'s head, and refers to his treatment with a seton. See also letters ID 1164 and 1298. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 829, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1152, 'CUL/1/2/253', '1775-07-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 July 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Seed in Belfast regarding his own case. He has started having convulsive fits and relates that his friends tell him they are \'less than before, but they happen as often as before\'. His home is in Barbados, and he asks for Cullen\'s advice \'as I wou\'d fain hope to be able to goe out to the West Indies in three or four Months\'.', 'Letter from John Seed in Belfast regarding his own case. He relates that his friends tell him the fits are \'less than before, but they happen as often as before\', and asks for Cullen\'s advice \'as I wou\'d fain hope to be able to goe out to the West Indies in three or four Months\'. (Not sure if Seed\'s \"fitts\" (l. 10, p. 1) are in reference to the attacks of symptoms he suffers or due to epilepsy. Also unsure what \"the Pills\" are, p. 17, p. 1.) [LM] - Yes - he is having convulsive fits - see other correspondence and recipes. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 666, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1153, 'CUL/1/2/254', '1775-07-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 July 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Loose Case Note describing an unnamed patient, a 67-year-old man. Possibly in Cullen\'s hand but if not then is probably a stray enclosure. ', 'Loose Case Note describing an unnamed patient, a 67-year-old man. Possibly in Cullen\'s hand but if not then is probably a stray enclosure. Needs note on \'Pilul,,,\' see proof-sheet for information.\n\nNOPLACES (none can be linked DS).', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 857, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1154, 'CUL/1/2/255', '1775-01-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 January 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Saunders relating the case of Lady Abercromby. On visiting her, Saunders relates, \'her appearance surprisd me greatly - her Face quite pale without the least appearance of blood in her Lips or Tongue\'.', 'Letter from James Saunders relating the case of Lady Abercromby. On visiting her, Saunders relates, \'her appearance surprisd me greatly - her Face quite pale without the least appearance of blood in her Lips or Tongue\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 903, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1155, 'CUL/1/2/256', '1775-07-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 July 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter of referral from Andrew Liddell at Thurso concerning Alexander Bremner, a farmer with complications after the surgical removal of a tumour on his lip and who \'is going to Edinburgh on account of his health\' and so will deliver the letter in person. It is unclear what the marks by the address indicate but they are presumably not directly associated with commercial posting as the letter was hand-delivered. Cullen\'s office annotation \'John Bremner Weaver in the Shoemarkers Close\' presumably refers to a kinsman of the patient (with whom Alexander is lodging while in Edinburgh?).', 'Letter from Andrew Liddell concerning a farmer, Alexander Bremner, who \'is going to Edinburgh on account of his health\' and who will deliver the letter in person. It is unclear what the marks by the address indicate but they are presumably not directly associated with commercial positing as the letter was hand-delivered. The annotation \'John Bremner Weaver in the Shoemarkers Close\' presumably refers to a kinsman of the patient (with whom he is lodging while in Edinburgh?)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 13:54:28', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 887, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1156, 'CUL/1/2/257', '1775-07-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 July 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Andrew Liddell concerning the case of Robert Dunbar. Joshua Mckenzie had previously written to Cullen about his case, after receiving a letter from Lady Dunbar, the boy\'s mother. Liddell records the patient\'s feverish symptoms, pulse-rate and treatment in the form of a diary. ', '\nLetter from Andrew Liddell concerning the case of Robert Dunbar. Joshua Mckenzie had previously written to Cullen about his case, after receiving a letter from Lady Dunbar, the boy\'s mother. Liddell records the patient\'s feverish symptoms and treatment in the form of a diary. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 898, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1157, 'CUL/1/2/258', '1775-07-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 July 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Seed in Belfast concerning his own case. He gives more detail on \'the state of the eruptions I am troubled with\' (mainly on the hands, also on legs), nausea and vomiting, and fits. He mentions also taking advice from Dr Kenley on bathing. He says that he had been in good health in Barbados, where he hopes to return for business. He has given up chewing and smoking tobacco. ', 'Letter from John Seed in Belfast, replying to Letter ID 317. He gives more detail on \'the state of the eruptions I am troubled with\' (mainly on the hands, also on legs), nausea and vomiting, and fits. He mentions also taking advice from Dr Kenley on bathing. He says that he had been in good health in the Barbadoes, where he hopes to return for business. He has given up chewing and smoking tobacco. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 982, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1158, 'CUL/1/2/259', '1775-07-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 July 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Ann Ormston. who has a long history of illhealth, regarding her own case. ', 'Letter from Ann Ormston regarding her own case. Place named \'Thenton\' not been traced, could be a Thornton or Fenton... but neither fit the placement \'Near Newcastle\'. As other letters linked directly to the city, this one has as well - but I [JOB] am not entirely happy about this...', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 848, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1159, 'CUL/1/2/260', '1775-07-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 July 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter (unsigned) from Captain Patrick Ferguson concerning his own case, from contracting syphilis and a putrid sore throat in 1774 down to a recent bout of illness after eating mushrooms: his health has already been already undermined by illness in the West Indies and by the mercury treatment for syphilis. He refers to consulting Mr Adair (either Robert, Surgeon-General to the Army, or John) and to consulting Cullen in February 1775.', 'Letter (unsigned) from Captain Patrick Ferguson (designer of the breech-loading Ferguson  Rifle), describing his own case from contracting syphilis and a putrid sore throat in 1774 down to a recent bout of food-poisoning from mushrooms: his health has already been already undermined by illness in the West Indies and by the mercury treatment for syphilis. He refers to consulting Mr Adair (either Robert, Surgeon-General to the Army, or John) and to consulting Cullen in February 1775 (see Letters ID 514 and 1128). [MMG]. [David - footnote on Adair for the unclear ID I think, since it\'s going to be one of those two - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 745, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1160, 'CUL/1/2/261', '1775-07-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 July 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Turnbull introducing the letter\'s bearer, a Mr Craufurd, who \'comes to Consult you Gentlemen about his present Complaints, which I am afraid are not very favourable\'. His illness was partly exacerbated by his involvement in a contested parlamentary election in his home town of Morpeth. ', 'Letter from William Turnbull introducing the letter\'s bearer, a Mr Craufurd, who \'comes to Consult you Gentlemen about his present Complaints, which I am afraid are not very favourable\'. Reply is letter ID 321. [David - contested election in Morpeth on p.1 might need a footnote, as might the list of names on final page - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 918, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1161, 'CUL/1/2/262', '1775-07-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 July 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Letter from John Duncanson (also signed by Archibald Campbell) regarding the five-month-old son of Mr Campbell of Silvercraigs. The infant has suffered several \'fit[s] of Convulsion\', but otherwise \'seems perfectly easy, &amp; cheerfull as soon as the fit is over\'. \n\n', 'Letter from John Duncanson (also signed by Archibald Campbell) regarding the five-month-old son of Mr Campbell of Silvercraigs. The infant has suffered several \'fit[s] of Convulsion\', but otherwise \'seems perfectly easy, &amp; cheerfull as soon as the fit is over\'. The phrase \"open-bellied\" indicates that hitherto the baby has not been constipated. Reply is Letter ID:322.\n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 906, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1162, 'CUL/1/2/263', '1775-08-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 August 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr. T. Aery regarding an unnamed 44-year-old male patient, whom he has advised to consult Cullen. Northalton is probably Northallerton (makes more sense in terms of post-roads). Aery enclosed \'a Bill for one Guinea\'.', 'Letter from Dr. T. Aery regarding an unnamed 44-year-old male patient, whom he has advised to consult Cullen. Northalton is probably Northallerton (makes more sense in terms of post-roads). Aery enclosed \'a Bill for one Guinea\', DS CHECK', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 954, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1163, 'CUL/1/2/264', '1775-08-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 August 1775', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from A[nn] Ormston regarding her own case. She had hoped to visit Cullen before the time of writing, but still intends to visit Edinburgh with her father. The enclosure mentioned seems to have been a payment or gift.', 'Letter from A[nn] Ormston regarding her own case. She had hoped to visit Cullen before the time of writing, but still intends to visit Edinburgh with her father. The enclosure mentioned seems to have been a payment or gift. (FM)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 955, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1164, 'CUL/1/2/265', '1775-08-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 August 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Thomas Yorstoun regarding Mr Kennedy\'s progress since he has been under Cullen\'s directions, in reply to Cullen\'s request for further particulars of the case. The treatment with Ammoniacal Copper has been successful in reducing the frequncy and severity of his epileptic fits and he \'became much more mild &amp; tractable in his temper\'. The seton is discharging plentifully.', 'Letter from Dr Thomas Yorstoun regarding Mr Kennedy\'s progress since he has been under Cullen\'s directions, in reply to Cullen\'s request for further particulars of the case. The treatment with Ammoniacal Copper has been successful in reducing the frequncy and severity of his epileptic fits and he \'became much more mild &amp; tractable in his temper\'. The seton is discharging plentifully. See also letters ID 1151 &amp; 1164. (Image 3 is a blank page.) [MMG]\n\nBlank removed. 22/03/13', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 877, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1165, 'CUL/1/2/266', '1775-08-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 August 1775', '', ' ', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Duncanson, reporting that Altyre \'has for some time back being much easier\'. He also asks Cullen\'s advice on the case of another patient, an unnamed 20-year-old woman, suffering from problems with menses (which may explain the anonymity). Cullen\'s reply is ID:1165.', 'Letter from Thomas Duncanson, reporting that Altyre \'has for some time back being much easier\'. He also asks Cullen\'s advice on the case of another patient, an unnamed 20-year-old woman, suffering from problems with menses (which may explain the anonymity). Cullen\'s reply is ID:1165.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 884, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1166, 'CUL/1/2/267', '1775-09-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 September 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from a patient James [Innes?], the Surveyor of His Majesties Customs at irvine, describing his own case, \'which I believe is very uncommon\': he has been for the past three years \'attack\'d with a Noise &amp; Confusion in my head [...] but without pain, the noise resembles Exactly that made by a Kettle of Water before it boils\'. ', 'Letter from a patient James [Innes?], the Surveyor of His Majesties Customs at irvine, describing his own case, \'which I believe is very uncommon\': he has been for the past three years \'attack\'d with a Noise &amp; Confusion in my head [...] but without pain, the noise resembles Exactly that made by a Kettle of Water before it boils\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 816, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1167, 'CUL/1/2/268', '1775-09-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 September 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from Arthur Gair concerning the case of \'Miss Forster, the young Lady who comes to consult you\'. ', 'Letter from Arthur Gair describing the case of \'Miss Forster, the young Lady who comes to consult you\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 830, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1168, 'CUL/1/2/269', '1775-09-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 September 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter headed \'Case of a Gentleman at Bergen in Norway, who has weak eyes, signed \'Forbes James Hunter and Co\'. This was a private banking company established by Sir William Forbes, James Hunter and others.', 'Letter headed \'Case of a Gentleman at Bergen in Norway, who has weak eyes, signed \'Forbes James Hunter &amp; Co\'.\"Sir William Forbes, James Hunter &amp; Co.\" was a private banking firm. LMcC] \n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 907, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1169, 'CUL/1/2/270', '1775-09-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 September 1775', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Copy of directions for the treatment of the Earl of Cassillis, as drawn up by Cullen when he was in attendance upon his Lordship at Culzean [Cullean] Castle. This is a copy sent to Cullen once he was back in Edinburgh, as he requests in his letter to Dr Gillespie of 6 October 1775 (ID:342). Although no cover letter can be identified, we can safely assume that this document was sent, if not actually copied, by local physician Dr Thomas Gillespie in response to that request. The document is entered on the database for 30 September, which is presumably when is was composed by Cullen, but this actual copy must have been sent to Cullen sometime after 6 October. ', 'Copy of the directions for the Earl of Cassillis, as drawn up by Cullen when he was in attendance upon his Lordship at Culzean [Cullean] Castle. This is a copy sent to Cullen once he was back in Edinburgh, as he requests in his letter to Dr Gillespie of 6 October 1775 (ID:342). Although no cover letter can be identified, we can safely assume that this document was sent, if not actually copied, by Gillespie in respons to that request. The document is entered on the database for 30 September, which is presumably when is was composed but this actual copy must have been sent to Cullen sometime after 6 October. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1552, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1170, 'CUL/1/2/271', '1775-10-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'October 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Loose document describing the case of \'Mrs Ewart of Mullock aged about 58\'. She has nursed nine children and the \"Catamenia left her several years ago without any apparent alteration in her constitution\' (i.e. she passed the menopause), but \'about two years ago her health has been upon the decline which she herself imputes to a sudden shock her mind sustained by a piece of disagreeable Intelligence\'. An enclosed note on medicines is mentioned but untraced. This document could itself have been an enclosure but no cover-letter has been identified.', 'Loose document describing the case of \'Mrs Ewart of Mullock aged about 58\'. She has nursed nine children and the \"Catamenia left her several years ago without any apparent alteration in her constitution\' (i.e. she passed the menopause), but \'about two years ago her health has been upon the decline which she herself imputes to a sudden shock her mind sustained by a piece of disagreeable Intelligence\'. An enclosed note on medicines is mentioned but untraced. This document could itself be a missing enclosure. Author, the patient\'s son, James Ewart, is identified from handwriting.  Dating based on related letters 346 (Cullen\'s reply?) and 1179.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 858, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(1171, 'CUL/1/2/272', '1775-10-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 October 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Seed in Belfast, reporting on his progress with the seton in his neck, bouts of vomiting and fits, and seeking advice on his plan to return to the Barbadoes in 2 months\' time. He includes \'a receipt I got some time ago from a Lady who strongly recommended me to try it [...] but I wou\'d not venture to try any quack medicine without first letting you know. You have also another receipt from another lady which has also cured some People\'. He encloses a sample of powder from the first lady, for Cullen to identify. Both recipes are for treating convulsive fits.', '\nLetter from John Seed in Belfast, reporting on his progress with the seton in his neck, bouts of vomiting and fits, and seeking advice on his plan to return to the Barbadoes in 2 months\' time. He includes \'a receipt I got some time ago from a Lady who strongly recommended me to try it [...] but I wou\'d not venture to try any quack medicine without first letting you know. You have also another receipt from another lady which has also cured some People\'. He encloses a sample of powder from the first lady, for Cullen to identify. Both recipes are for treating convulsive fits. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 983, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1172, 'CUL/1/2/273', '1775-10-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 October 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Duncanson describing the case of Robert Grant, a servant \'in a Gentleman\'s family\' (elsewhere identified as that of Captain Urquhart). ', 'Letter from Thomas Duncanson describing the case of Robert Grant, a servant \'in a Gentleman\'s family\' (elsewhere identified as that of Captain Urquhart). ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 908, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1173, 'CUL/1/2/274', '1775-10-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 October 1775', '', '', 2, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Potts\', whose stomach ailments Cullen considers arise from \'a Gouty disposition\'. Cold bathing is not advised, but he tentatively suggests Buxton in the summer. Recipes are attached for laxative pills and stomach drops. Probably sent to James Wood, surgeon in Berwick. This is a neater copy of <a href=\"docs.php?id=343\">[DOC ID:343]</a> with minor variations.', 'Directions (mainly dietary) for Mr Potts, whose stomach ailments Cullen considers arise from \'a Gouty disposition\'. Cold bathing is not advised, but he tentatively suggests Buxton in the summer. Recipes are attached for laxative pills and stomach drops. Probably sent to James Wood, surgeon in Berwick. See also Letters 1173 and 4108. This is a neater copy of ID: 343 with minor variations. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 17:44:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 891, 1, 9, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1174, 'CUL/1/2/275', '1775-10-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 October 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Bannerman regarding an unnamed patient (almost certainly the Earl of Cassilis) who has also been under the care of Dr Campbell. ', 'Letter from John Bannerman regarding an unnamed patient who has also been under the care of Dr Campbell. \n\n\nAlmost certainly the patient is Earl of Cassillis [as he appears to be answering WC\'s letter  ID 354) DS.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 909, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1175, 'CUL/1/2/276', '1775-11-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 November 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Bannerman sending a long report on the daily condition an unnamed patient, [who external evidence indicates it is the Earl of Cassillis at Ciulzean], who is fevered, weak, sometimes delirious and  kept watch over by several practitioners.\n', 'Letter from John Bannerman sending a long report on the daily condition an unnamed patient, [who external evidence indicates it is the Earl of Cassillis at Ciulzean], who is fevered, weak, sometimes delirious and  kept watch over by several practitioners.\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1533, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1176, 'CUL/1/2/277', '1775-11-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 November 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Baillie giving the case of a Mr Noble, the \'Uncle in Law\' of the letter\'s bearer. Hand-delivered. Baillie describes how Noble, a minister, has suffered \'a palsy\' (stroke).', 'Letter from William Baillie giving the case of a Mr Noble, the \'Uncle in Law\' of the letter\'s bearer. Hand-delivered.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1018, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1177, 'CUL/1/2/278', '1775-11-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 November 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Skene giving the case of Eleanor Fraser, the nine-year-old daughter of Lord and Lady Saltoun. ', 'Letter from George Skene giving the case of Eleanor Fraser, the nine-year-old daughter of Lord and Lady Saltoun. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 932, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1178, 'CUL/1/2/279', '1775-11-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 November 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Duncanson at Forres, reporting further on the case of Robert Grant, a young servant to Captain Urquhart and mentioning the progress of Mr Cumming of Altyre in a postscript. The annotation giving Grant\'s first-name as \'John\' must, presumably be an error.', 'Letter from Thomas Duncanson at Forres, reporting further on the case of Robert Grant, a young servant to Captain Urquhart and mentioning the progress of Mr Cumming of Altyre in a postscript. The annotation giving Grant\'s first-name as \'John\' must, presumably be an error.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 920, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1179, 'CUL/1/2/280', '1775-11-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 November 1775', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Ewart in Dumfries regarding his mother (Margaret), who has been following most of Cullen\'s previous advice to her (given in Letter ID 346). Her cough and chest pains are still continuing. She has had her side blistered, and an issue (unsuccessful) in her arm, but refuses a seton. Leeches relieved acute pain under her left breast. He is fearful for her. ', 'Letter from James Ewart in Dumfries regarding his mother (Margaret), who has been following most of Cullen\'s previous advice to her (given in Letter ID 346). Her cough and chest pains are still continuing. She has had her side blistered, and an issue (unsuccessful) in her arm, but refuses a seton. Leeches relieved acute pain under her left breast. He is fearful for her. The annotation on the outside of the letter indicates that the answer to this letter was formerly enclosed with it.[MMG] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:35:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 871, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1180, 'CUL/1/2/281', '1775-12-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 December 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Ann Ormston regarding both her case and that of her younger sister Polly, after their visit to Cullen in Edinburgh. Ann also refers to her mother\'s herbal tea of Coltsfoot.', 'Letter from Ann Ormston regarding both her case and that of her younger sister Polly, after their visit to Cullen in Edinburgh. Ann also refers to her mother\'s herbal tea of Coltsfoot.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 931, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1181, 'CUL/1/2/282a', '1775-12-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 December 1775', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Marshall addressed to Thomas Hay, surgeon, regarding the case of Mr McAlaster\'s son which he sends as enclosure forwarding to Cullen. The spelling of \'you\' as \'yow\' is not absolutely certain, but is based upon an examination of the rest of the letter (e.g. the formation of the \"w\" at the close of  \'now\'). Letter is annotated \'Mr Maccallestors Son\'. ', 'Letter from Thomas Marshall addressed to Thomas Hay, surgeon, regarding the case of Mr McAlaster\'s son which he sends as enclosure forwarding to Cullen. The spelling of \'you\' as \'yow\' is not absolutely certain, but is based upon an examination of the rest of the letter (e.g. the formation of the \"w\" at the close of  \'now\'). Letter is annotated \'Mr Maccallestors Son\'. ASK JB to check this. MAYBE ENCLOSURE IS ID:915 DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 949, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1182, 'CUL/1/2/282b', '1775-11-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 November 1775', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John McAllester addressed to Doctor Marshall in Rothesay, regarding the case of his son Jamie. McAlester expresses his wish to consult Cullen again and acquaint him of the change in the child\'s sickness.', 'Letter from John McAllester addressed to Doctor Marshall in Rothesay, regarding the case of his son Jamie. McAlester expresses his wish to consult Cullen again and acquaint him of the change in the child\'s sickness. [Place of writing is Ardlamont, Tignabruaich - to be added to database - MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 905, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1183, 'CUL/1/2/283', '1775-12-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 December 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr John Burn at Berwick regarding the case of a \'young Man\', who took ill while living in London so consequently \'returned to his Native air\' and whose father, Mr Scot(t) is to deliver the letter to Cullen.', 'Letter from Dr John Burn at Berwick regarding the case of a \'young Man\', who took ill while living in London so consequently \'returned to his Native air\' and whose father, Mr Scot(t) is to deliver the letter to Cullen.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 862, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1184, 'CUL/1/2/284', '1775-12-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 December 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Letter from John Burn regarding the case of Mr Scott\'s son. Since the previous letter was sent in a hurry, he expands on the case here, giving more details about the patient.  A handstamp is present but illegible. A list of names added  - probably at a later date - to the reverse of the letter almost certainly refers to Edinburgh medical students. Some cross-referencing of known matriculation dates suggests that it is probably one of Cullen\'s class-lists for the year 1775/6. It includes the name of Charles Darwin (1758-1778), the eldest son of  the physician and poet Erasmus Darwin (1731-1802). Charles was uncle of Charles Darwin (1809-1882), the biologist who discovered natural selection but predeceased the birth of his nephew, having died of an infected wound sustained during an anatomy class at Edinburgh in 1778.', 'Letter from John Burn regarding the case of Mr Scott\'s son (J. Scott?). Since the previous letter was sent in a hurry, he expands on the case here, giving more details about the patient. A list of names on the reverse of the letter may refer to Edinburgh students. CHECK TRANSCRIPT AGAIN  CHARLES DARWIN [Still needs a footnote on this although the transcription is now complete - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 620, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1185, 'CUL/1/2/285', '1775-12-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 December 1775', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Letter from James Wood regarding the case of Mr Key, a 45-year-old man who \'has for several years past been troubled with violent head achs\' and mortified toes.', 'Letter from James Wood regarding the case of Mr Key, a 45-year-old man who \'has for several years past been troubled with violent head achs\', and mortified toes.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 927, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1186, 'CUL/1/2/286', '1775-12-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 December 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Buckham regarding the case of the Rev Mr Crichton. ', 'Letter from James Buckham regarding the case of the Rev Mr Crichton. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 933, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1187, 'CUL/1/2/287', '1775-12-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 December 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned letter relating the case of  Mrs Munro of Culcairn (Culcairne), a mother of three, who has a serious skin eruption.', 'Unsigned letter relating the case of  Mrs Munro of Culcairn (Culcairne), a mother of three, who has a serious skin eruption.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 938, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1188, 'CUL/1/2/288', '1775-12-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 December 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note from Laurence Edmonston (unsigned) of an unnamed female patient whose health began to decline after moving from the country to the small town of Lerwick (Shetland).', 'Unsigned case of an unnamed female patient whose health began to decline after moving from the country to the small town of Lerwick (Shetland). Author IDed from handwriting - JPB', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 900, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1189, 'CUL/1/2/289', '1775-12-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 December 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Henry Elliott regarding his own case. He mentions having recently returned from Edinburgh, and describes the effect of a \'diaphoretic mixture\' he has taken since. A postscript adds that he is sending Cullen a Christmas pie.', 'Letter from Henry Elliott regarding his own case. He mentions having recently returned from Edinburgh, and describes the effect of a \'diaphoretic mixture\' he has taken since.\n\nImages now in the correct order. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 977, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1190, 'CUL/1/2/290', '1775-12-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'December 1775', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter introducing the bearer, a Mr Callow, and describing his case. He is \'subject to inflammation of the throat on catching the least cold\'.', 'Letter introducing the bearer, a Mr Callow, and describing his case. He is \'subject to inflammation of the throat on catching the least cold\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 936, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1191, 'CUL/1/2/291', '1775-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1775?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned letter concerning the case of a female patient with a venereal complaint which \'was not got quite in the Natural way, as it was from an attempt made on the patient by a man who afterwards acknowledged his being in that way\'. Delivered by hand.', 'Unsigned letter regarding a female patient with a venereal complaint which \'was not got quite in the Natural way, as it was from an attempt made on the patient by a man who afterwards acknowledged his being in that way\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 814, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1192, 'CUL/1/2/292', '1775-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1775?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Directions for Miss Crawfurd, unsigned and undated.', 'Directions for Miss Crawfurd. A bifolium which has been folded further as if previously enclosed in a letter. I haven\'t linked Cullen or his house to the document: it doesn\'t mention him, so it\'s not clear what his role was (probably recipient and physician, but it doesn\'t actually say that). (FM)\n\n[Guessing it\'s Cullen from the handwriting so have added him - JPB]\n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 861, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1193, 'CUL/1/2/293', '1775-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1775?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, the form of a neat retained loose draft, for an unnamed \'Young Lady\' with pains in the side which Cullen believes may be related to menstrual problems.', 'Directions for an unnamed \"Young Lady\" with pain in the side and digestive problems which may be related to menstrual cycle. [MMG]\n\n[David - \'Tinct. Martis Pharm. Lond.\' on p.3 needs footnote? - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 762, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1194, 'CUL/1/2/294', '1764-08-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', '', 'Document headed \'Some cases of an inflammation of the Stomach with Remarks\', describing the cases of three servant girls who were patients in the Royal Infirmary. Incomplete. PAPER FOR MEDICAL SOCIETY. WAS DATED 1775 FROM BOX but missing page is ID:769. DS. Cullen describes the ingredients and process for making James\'s Powder copied from the Chancery Rolls (Ingredient ID 83) and the preparation of an alternative, more medically successful, powder by himself. Also mentioned in the letter: Henry Rook, Clerk of Rolls at the Court of Chancery. \n\nData found from merged doc 769 (deleted). last 2 images added and XML QUICKLY pasted in. To be checked. MH\n\nThis document will be removed from the processing/checking queue since it will not belong to any case. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 976, 1, 10, 'Not a Priority', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1195, 'CUL/1/2/295', '1771-08-19', 'i', 'i', 'i', '19? August? 1771?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Rev. Dr. Bateman to Rev. Mr. Renaud [Renoud] of Whitchurch, describing \'an extraordinary Cure performed by the use of Clivers otherwise Goose Grass\',which took place in the writer\'s parish, in the form of a copy in the hand of Dr Christopher Douglas of Kelso as sent to Cullen by Douglas on behalf of Mrs Baillie at Mellerstein as an enclosure in Letter ID:814. The date of 1771 is not necessarily the date of the actual cure but indicates when Douglas made the copy. The precise status and origins of this letter are obscure since a version, dated 1 September 1783, was printed in The Gentleman\'s Magazine, in 1790, (Volume 60, Part 2), pp. 1164-65.', 'Copy in the hand of Dr Christopher Douglas of Kelso, of a letter from Rev. Dr. Bateman to Rev. Mr. [Renoud?], describing \'an extraordinary Cure performed by the use of Clivers otherwise Goose Grass\', in the writer\'s parish sent to Cullen by Douglas on behalf of Mrs Baillie at Mellerstain as an ENCLOSURE IN ID:814 DATE CHANGED FROM 1775 to 1771 which is the assumed date when Douglas made the copy. DS - The authenticity of the letter is open to question: a version dated 1 Sep. 1783 appeared in \'The Gentleman\'s Magazine\', 1790, vol. 60, Part 2, pp. 1164-65. Rev Renaud and Mr Gregory are associated with Herefordshire, and Bateman seems to be at Oxford. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:35:29', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 782, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1196, 'CUL/1/2/296', '1776-06-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'June? 1776?', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from C. Drummond describing the case of Miss Fullarton. The patient is travelling to Scotland with her father, who will present the letter to Cullen; she had previously been treated by John Pringle, and \'you know the History of Miss [Fullarton\'s] Case better than any of us\'. ', '\nLetter from C. Drummond describing the case of Miss Fullarton. The patient is travelling to Scotland with her father, who will present the letter to Cullen; she had previously been treated by John Pringle, and \'you know the History of Miss [Fullarton\'s] Case better than any of us\'.  CHECK ABBREVIATION OF JOHN DS  ENCLOSURES ARE 1312. DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 750, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1197, 'CUL/1/2/297', '1757-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1757?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter, or more specifically an unsigned document possibly sent as an enclosure, titled \'The Case of the Right Honble. The Lord Bellhaven\' [John Hamilton]. Previously healthy, but he has \'for several years past [...] been often Valetudinary and under various Ailments\', which the unnamed writer believes to arise from \'a gouty humour in his blood\'. Dating is a guess based on an internal reference to Spring 1756, and up \'to the month of January this year\', but it could well have been penned much later than 1757 (but not before 1764, when he died). No evidence of authorship or posting but categorised as an incoming document for purposes of database collation.', 'Letter, more specifically an unsigned document possibly sent as an enclosure, headed \'The Case of the Right Honble. The Lord Bellhaven\' [John Hamilton]. Although previously healthy, he has \'for several years past [...] been often Valetudinary and under various Ailments\', which the unnamed writer believes to arise from \'a gouty humour in his blood which is not thrown upon the extremities so frequently or so fully as might be wished\'. Date changed to 1757.\n\nCUL-AUTHOR-IN\n\nNOPLACES\n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 919, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1198, 'CUL/1/2/298', '1775-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1775?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Unsigned case notes about an unnamed male patient whose symptoms date back to 1731. Almost certainly in Cullen\'s hand, and the marking-up of the alphabetised paragraphs suggests that this might form part of a list of editorial amendments linked to another (untraced) document. No firm evidence of either the date nor authorship but categorised as an incoming document for purposes of database collation. Possibly incomplete but does begin with \'a\'.', 'Unsigned case notes about an unnamed male patient whose symptoms date back to 1731. Incomplete, missing first page(s). Also rather elliptic, as though draft notes for own use. I haven\'t linked Cullen or any places as not mentioned; other than being in the archive, it\'s contextless.(FM) SPACE DOES NOT WORK\n(I\'ve removed <space> tags &amp; validated. FM)</space>\n\nCUL-AUTHOR-IN\n\nNOPLACES\n\nAre we sure this doc is incomplete? Starts at \'a)\' launching straight into regimen... -JOB', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 863, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1199, 'CUL/1/2/299', '1775-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1775?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Draft directions for Lord Cardross, in response to \'your Lordships letter from Harrigate\'. Cullen apologises for not replying sooner, and explains that he was \'called into the Highlands\' and \'thought it was not proper either to carry the letter in my pocket or to leave it on my table\'. The French sentence on the back is not related to the letter, and probably evidence of the draft being used as scrap paper.', 'Directions for Lord Cardross, in response to \'your Lordships letter from Harrigate\'. Cullen apologises for not replying sooner, and explains that he was \'called into the Highlands\' and \'thought it was not proper either to carry the letter in my pocket or to leave it on my table\'.\n\n[French sentence on the back unlikely to be related to the letter - transcribe anyway as policy though - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 868, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1200, 'CUL/1/2/300', '1775-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', '', '', '', 'Copy of a letter from \'Mr P\' to Dr Stedman, originally written in 1739, concerning a \'prescription\' sent to the Royal Society by \'Doctor Undermark a Professor and Doctor of Physick in Germany\'.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1201, 'CUL/1/2/301', '1775-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1775?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Corrected draft in Cullen\'s hand of a heavily corrected case note, which then moves on to provide advice concerning a Captain Corsan who has had gonorrhea. Undated, but year estimated from internal evidence. ', 'Corrected draft of a case note concerning a Captain Corsan, by Cullen. Undated, but year estimated from internal evidence.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 739, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1202, 'CUL/1/2/302', '1776-05-07', 'i', 'i', 'i', '7? May? 1776?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe for Miss Melvill(e) - abbreviated rough note. Difficulties transcribing accurately and in full given the extreme abbreviations and poor handwriting in places.  ', 'Recipe for Miss Melvill(e) - abbreviated rough note. Problems transcribing this given the extreme abbreviations and poor handwriting in places. Possibly preparatory for Letter 3809. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 763, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1203, 'CUL/1/2/303', '1775-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1775?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For [Dorothea Duff] Countess of Fife\', in the form of an undated, corrected loose draft in Cullen\'s own hand. Internal reference to the need for an attendent willing to employ force if required implies some form of mental illness. She is advised to avoid \"numbers variety strangers and disagreable persons\" when she is well enough for company, and the bathing machine is recommended. Dating is entirely based upon placing in archive. ', 'Directions for Dorothea, Countess of Fife, possibly for nervous/mental health problems? She is advised to avoid \"numbers variety strangers &amp; disagreable persons\" when she is well enough for company, and the bathing machine is recommended. [MMG] Where is this dated 1775? DS. [Date seems to have been attributed by the College: not sure why - is it in a letter-book? - MMG] [It will have been in the same box as other letters dated 1775 - but that doesn\'t mean it\'s 1775 itself - jpb]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 778, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1204, 'CUL/1/2/304', '1775-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1775?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Loose reply \'For Mr. Y.\', with guidance on exercise and diet, and aperient pill recipe.', 'Directions for Mr. Y., with guidance on exercise and diet, and aperient pill recipe. Date is nowhere indicated: date guessed above comes from College - bundling/indices need to be checked. Does he correlate with any other patients beginning with Y? [MMG]\n\n[No contemporary index for the boxes of loose letters - guess of 1775 based on it being in the box with other letters of that year, but might well be a different year. Probably \'Mr Y.\' is a pseudonym, so will be hard to track him down - check anonymous patients? - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 779, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1205, 'CUL/1/2/305', '1772-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1772?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, in the form of a summary of directions and prescriptions in a mixture of Latin and English, for Colonel Charles (later Earl) Grey [Gray]. Almost certainly sent to Joseph Foster in Alnwick. A note adds that the medicine prescribed was found to disagree with the patient, which Cullen found very surprising.', 'Directions and summaries of prescriptions in a mixture of Latin and English, for Colonel Charles (later Earl) Grey [Gray], probably sent to Joseph Foster in Alnwick (see also letter ID 457. A note adds that the medicine prescribed was found to disagree with the patient, which Cullen found very surprising. [I have not translated, as am not sure what the plans are for proceeding with translations of Latin material which is not strictly a recipe] [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 786, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1206, 'CUL/1/2/306', '1775-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1775?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, giving directions for an unnamed female patient. Undated, corrected draft. Two marks on the last page suggest the mere testing out of a quill. Date based only upon current placing in archive box.', 'Directions for an unnamed female patient. Undated, corrected draft. Two marks on the last page suggest the mere testing out of a quill.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 850, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1207, 'CUL/1/2/307', '1775-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1775?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Directions by Cullen for an unnamed male patient who has suffered from various complaints after a fall. An undated, heavily contracted loose draft. The annotation at the bottom of the verso was probably added in the nineteenth century. The details remain unaccountable. Dating entirely based upon current placing in archive. Of all letters concerning persons ill after a fall the \'representation\' mentioned in document ID:892 is the most likely match. If so, then this reply dates from 1774, but in either case the patient remains anonymous.', 'Directions by Cullen for an unnamed patient who has suffered from various complaints after a fall. An undated, heavily contracted loose draft. The annotation at the bottom of the verso was probably added in the nineteenth century. The details remain unaccountable. Dating entirely based upon current placing in archive. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:35:58', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 831, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1208, 'CUL/1/2/308', '1775-10-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'October? 1775?', '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Loose, undated case note of an unnamed patient whose various symptoms appeared after \'a fall upon the Pavement\'. Letter found with other 1775 letters, but the symptoms and other internal details closely match those of the Mr Welsh in Cullen\'s response in document ID:347, so it has been assumed this is the same patient and that Cullen was the addressee.', 'Case note of an unnamed patient whose various symptoms appeared after \'a fall upon the Pavement\'. Letter placed with other 1775 letters, and symptoms/months match Mr Welsh (in document 347), so I\'ve concluded it\'s the same patient and added Cullen as addressee - JPB', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:36:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1020, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1209, 'CUL/1/2/309', '1775-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1775?', '', 'Mrs Beattie\'s Stomach has been', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Beattie\' giving directions and prescriptions for throat and stomach problems. There is some pen-testing. No evidence of date: date currently in catalogue comes from the College.', 'Directions and prescriptions for Mrs Beattie, who has throat and stomach problems. There is some pen-testing. No evidence of date: date currently in catalogue comes from the College. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 798, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1210, 'CUL/1/2/310', '1775-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1775?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Incomplete directions for an unnamed adult male patient who has suffered from giddiness but has regular bowels. Cullen recommends that he shave and blister his head, and try sea-bathing at Holy Island (possibly Lindisfarne) after 1 June. He also tells the patient that he has ordered a bathing machine for him. Last pages, which include a Cephalic Electuary recipe, are missing from the letter.', 'Incomplete directions for an unnamed adult male patient who has suffered from giddiness but has regular bowels. Cullen recommends that he shave and blister his head, and try sea-bathing at Holy Island (Lindisfarne? Possibly a clue to patient location - one of the Northumberland ones? John Grey?) after 1 June. He also tells him that he has ordered a bathing machine for him. Last pages, which include a Cephalic Electuary recipe, are missing (perhaps worth checking if still extant). Date is from the College\'s approximations, but it may be datable through Cullen\'s reference to his own ill-health delaying reply.[MMG] CASE 486? NOT CERTAIN DS.', 'y', 'y', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 802, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1211, 'CUL/1/2/311', '1775-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1775?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned letter, or rather short note by a patient\'s concerning their own symptoms which include a \'coldness from my ancle\'. Possibly a stray enclosure or hand-delivered note.', 'Unsigned letter relating the correspondent\'s own case, a \'coldness from my ancle\'. MISSING ENCLOSURE (or hand-delivered note?) Check handwriting, or cases concerning ancles.\n\nNOPLACES', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 812, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1212, 'CUL/1/2/312', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Incomplete directions in shorthand for an unnamed female patient who suffers from convulsions and fits. She has a formerly rheumatic constitution. Issues, blistering, bleeding, enemas (fÅ“tid enema from the PharmacopÅ“ia Pauperum) and vomits are discussed. The Edinburgh PharmacopÅ“ia\'s Sacred Elixir, Bark and Valerian are mentioned, as is the use of alkali.', 'Incomplete directions in shorthand for an unnamed female patient who suffers from convulsions and fits. She has a formerly rheumatic constitution. Issues, blistering, bleeding, enemas (fÅ“tid enema from the PharmacopÅ“ia Pauperum) and vomits are discussed. The Edinburgh PharmacopÅ“ia\'s Sacred Elixir, Bark and Valerian are mentioned, as is the use of alkali. May be possible to match up with the rest.[MMG] (Because of shorthand, this has been very difficult to mark up; some unclear and uncertain readings.) [pages definitely missing from letter in archive - jpb]', 'y', 'y', '2015-04-25 12:22:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 892, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1213, 'CUL/1/2/313', '1768-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1768?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Sir James Murray, Bart.\', of Clermont [Vol.2 pp.148-151]. Sir James has been suffering from costiveness. Cullen gives directions and prescriptions. Some pen-practice. Patient is either the 5th Baronet (d. Feb 1769) or his great-nephew, the 7th Baronet, who inherited as a teenager in 1771. The former seems more probable, as the latter was often abroad in the early 1770s before going on campaign to America, and the ailment and treatment seem more fitted to an elderly person.', 'Directions for Sir James Murray, Bt., of Clermont, who has been suffering from costiveness, with prescriptions. Some pen-practice. Patient is either the 5th Baronet (d. Feb 1769) or his great-nephew, the 7th Baronet, who inherited as a teenager in 1771. The former seems more probable, as the latter was often abroad in the early 1770s before going on campaign to America, and the ailment and treatment seem more fitted to an elderly person. [MMG] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 820, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1214, 'CUL/1/2/314', '1777-05-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'May? 1777?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned and undated letter describing the case of \'the Honorable Mr. Gray\', who has for the past two months been suffering from a venereal infection. Originally catalogued as from 1775 (based purely on physical place in archive), but as this letter seems to be answered by Letter ID 4062, the conjectural date has been changed to May 1777. Probably written by Robert Wood (whose handwriting bears comparison and to whom Cullen appears to send the reply). ', 'Unsigned letter describing the case of \'the Honorable Mr. Gray\', who has for the past two months been suffering from a venereal infection. - \n\nWHY 1775? Check against 1382 when images are available DS\n - \nGray is an army officer, and the letter seems to be answered in Letter ID 4062, so I have set date to May 1777. Handwriting needs to be checked against Robert and Alexander Wood, both of whom are involved in the case. MMG [Might just be Robert Wood\'s, but no sample of Alexander\'s hand yet available DS.]\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:36:40', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 792, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1215, 'CUL/1/2/315', '1775-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1775?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Lady Oughton\'. Loose letter.', 'Directions for Lady Oughton.\n\n[Dated from the box of loose letters it was in. Can\'t be any earlier than 1755 because patient didn\'t marry Adolphus Oughton until that year. - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 796, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1216, 'CUL/1/2/316', '1772-03-13', 'i', 'i', 'i', '13? March? 1772?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, in the form of a retained authorial draft in Cullen\'s hand of revised directions for Miss Middleton, a dyspepsic patient. The scribal copy (dated 13 March 1772) entered into the casebook is <a href=\"docs.php?id=461\">[DOC ID:461]</a>.', 'Authorial draft in Cullen\'s hand of revised directions for Miss Middleton, dyspepsia patient. Scribal copy (dated 13 March 1772) is ID 461. [MMG] \n\nCAN BE COPIED INITIALLY FROM 461 to save effort? DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 17:45:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1156, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'h', 'n'),
(1217, 'CUL/1/2/317', '1775-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1775?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Short query on symptoms in Cullen\'s hand, possibly detached from a larger letter and written on the back of another.', 'Short query on symptoms, possibly detached from a larger letter.\n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 811, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1218, 'CUL/1/2/318', '1775-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1775?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Incomplete rough draft of directions for an unnamed male patient. His symptoms include numbness in his thighs, and recommended treatments include cold bathing and the flesh brush. The use of white mustard is also mentioned. There is a recipe for a cephalic electuary made up of bark, valerian, powdered steel and orange peel conserve.', 'Incomplete rough draft of directions for an unnamed male patient. His symptoms include numbness in his thighs, and recommended treatments include cold bathing and the flesh brush. The use of white mustard is also mentioned. There is a recipe for a Cephalic Electuary made up of Bark, Valerian, powdered Steel and Orange Peel Conserve. Based on this, it may be possible to match up with a fuller draft. [MMG] Incomplete, but all that is present in archive. DS\n', 'y', 'y', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 878, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1219, 'CUL/1/2/319', '1775-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1775?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Draft by Cullen, much corrected, for a regimen in Latin for a male patient with a venereal disease and swollen testicles. Some medicines are advised, but he recommends pouring cold water over the back, the wearing of a suspensory bandage, and abstinence from \'the company of girls and wanton charms\' until he has recovered his strength.', 'Regimen in Latin, probably regarding a case of venereal disease. \n\nUse Choice /orig /reg and cullen_project_v1_foreign.dtd for DTD - MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1132, 4, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1220, 'CUL/1/2/320', '1781-08-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 August 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case of \' A. B.\' , [identified as Alexander Maculloch]  who at 14 was seized w[ith] a giddiness in his head, w[hich] occasioned his falling down and made him cry\', and at 15 and 16 was \'observed one morning, while in bed, foaming at [the] Mouth\'. He is now 28, and the \'Convulsive Compl[aints]\' seem to be worsening. \'A.B.\' is a means of disguise for purposes of confidentiality. This case report was originally composed on 4 January 1776, but for purposes of collation the date when copied (for sending to Cullen) is entered into the database.', 'Case of \' A. B.\' , [identified as Alexander Maculloch]  who at 14 was seized w[ith] a giddiness in his head, w[hich] occasioned his falling down and made him cry\', and at 15 and 16 was \'observed one morning, while in bed, foaming at [the] Mouth\'. He is now 28, and the \'Convulsive Compl[aints]\' seem to be worsening. \'A.B.\' is a means of disguise for purposes of confidentiality. WAS ANONYMOUS BUT NOW IDENTIFIED AND DATE etc ALTERED TO TIME OF WRITING', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 18, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1221, 'CUL/1/2/321', '1776-01-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 January 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Maclean regarding his own case which involves a swollen testicle. His return to Virginia has been delayed by \'The Troubles in America, but [...] especially my earnest desire to get the better of my Complaint before I leave this country\'.', 'Letter from John Maclean regarding his own case. His return to Virginia has been delayed by \'The Troubles in America, but [...] especially my earnest desire to get the better of my Complaint before I leave this country\'. ANNOTATE Troubles.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 20, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1222, 'CUL/1/2/322', '1776-01-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 January 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Chisholm to an unnamed recipient regarding his own case. He mentions writing to Cullen several weeks previously, but \'as yet have rec[eived] no answer, which makes me apprehensive that Either his or my letter has miscarryd\'. Asks addressee to enquire at Cullen\'s house if the earlier letter arrived.', 'Letter from Robert Chisholm to an unnamed recipient regarding his own case. He mentions writing to Cullen several weeks previously, but \'as yet have rec[eived] no answer, which makes me apprehensive that Either his or my letter has miscarryd\'. CHECK ILLEGIBLE WORD AGAIN: DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 23, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1223, 'CUL/1/2/323', '1776-01-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 January 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from the Berwick surgeon James Wood regarding the case of Mr Key, who has \'mortification\' in several of his toes.', 'Letter from James Wood regarding the case of Mr Key, who has \'mortification\' in several of his toes.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 22, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1224, 'CUL/1/2/324', '1776-01-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 January 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case history by John Whyte, also signed by James Hamilton regarding Mr Reddie who has suffered from headaches and susceptibility to cold since falling from the deck of a ship as a boy. ', '\n\nCase history by John Whyte, also signed by James Hamilton regarding Mr Reddie who has suffered from headaches and susceptibility to cold since falling from the deck of a ship as a boy. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 24, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1225, 'CUL/1/2/325', '1776-01-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 January 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Letter from Cullen\'s university colleague, Prof Alexander Monro giving directions for Mr McCulloch. Presumably handed to Cullen to inform him of previous medications advised. See also document ID:1278 which is also by Monro for McCulloch.', 'Letter from Alexander Monro giving directions for Mr McCulloch.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:36:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 26, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1226, 'CUL/1/2/326', '1776-01-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 January 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Corrected draft of a set of numbered directions \'For Mr Reddie\'. James Hamilton can be confirmed as co-author from the reply (letter 1227) to Hamilton which mentions receipt of  \"Dr Cullens and your opinions of my brothers case\". Revised, retained draft of a joint consultation, bearing date at Edinburgh on recipe (the cover-note mentioning Dysart is probably a later annotation merely indicating the joint roles and patient\'s place of dwelling).\n', 'Corrected draft of a set of numbered directions \'For Mr Reddie\'. James Hamilton can be confirmed as co-author from the reply (letter 1227) to Hamilton which mentions receipt of  \"Dr Cullens and your opinions of my brothers case\". Revised, retained draft of a joint consultation, bearing date at Edinburgh on recipe (the cover-note mentioning Dysart is probably a later annotation merely indicating the joint roles and patient\'s place of dwelling). TEXT  NEEDS CHECKING STILL. DS [CHECKED and corrected (LG)]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 27, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1227, 'CUL/1/2/327', '1776-01-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 January 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Reddie addressed to James Hamilton in Edinburgh, thanking him for the recent of his and Cullen\'s report on the case of Reddie\'s brother, but also sending his own report on Mrs Reddie who has had health problems before and after childbirth. Mentions consulting Cullen back in March 1773.', 'Letter from John Reddie addressed to James Hamilton in Edinburgh, thanking him for the recent receipt of his and Cullen\'s report on the case of Reddie\'s brother, but also sending his own report on Mrs Reddie who has had health problems before and after childbirth. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 28, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1228, 'CUL/1/2/328', '1776-01-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 January 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, giving numbered directions for Mrs Reddie and two sets of prescriptions, one dates 12(or 14?) February 1776 and signed by Cullen and \"J.H.\" (identified from a related document as Dr James Hamilton).', 'Directions for Mrs Reddie.\n\nFound this doc mistakenly marked as completed without any transcription file. Rolled back to assigned stage. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3827, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1229, 'CUL/1/2/329', '1776-01-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 January 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Whyte concerning the continuing case of Mr Reddie, largely in the from of dated journal reports. Although Mrs Reddie is mentioned in the annotation and indexing, she is not  mentioned in this letter.', 'Mrs Reddie is mentioned in the indexing, but doesn\'t seem to be mentioned in the letterLetter from John Whyte regarding the case of Mr Reddie', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 30, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1230, 'CUL/1/2/330', '1776-01-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 January 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Buckham asking Cullen\'s advice on the case of Mrs Thorp. Buckham is unsure \'whither to call her disorder a bilious or hysteric Colic - a cramp in the Stomach - or a Rheumatism in the stomach &amp; bowels\'.  Buckham describes the history of the case in some detail, including the recommendations of other physicians based at Berwick and Newcastle applied to in the past. ', 'Letter from James Buckham asking Cullen\'s advice on the case of Mrs Thorp. Buckham is unsure \'whither to call her disorder a bilious or hysteric Colic - a cramp in the Stomach - or a Rheumatism in the stomach &amp; bowels\'.  Buckham describes the history of the case in some detail, including the recommendations of other physicians based at Berwick and Newcastle applied to in the past. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 34, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1231, 'CUL/1/2/331', '1776-01-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 January 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Whyte regarding the case of Mr Reddie. Whyte apologises for any inadequacies of an earlier report and for troubling Cullen again, which he only undertakes to please his patient. Whyte\'s report is in the form of a dated journal and the letter belongs with a series of exchanges over Reddie\'s continuing case.', 'Letter from John Whyte regarding the case of Mr Reddie. Whyte apologises for any inadequacies of an earlier report and for troubling Cullen again, which he only undertakes to please his patient. Forms part of  a number of exchanges over Reddie\'s continuing case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 42, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(1232, 'CUL/1/2/332', '1776-01-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'January? 1776?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned and undated document headed \'The Case of Captain Wilson\'. The patient has \'been two or three times infected with the venereal Disease\', but free from that for over 15 years. He has, however, been \'subject to violent palpitations of the Heart, and sometimes to giddiness of the Head, with noises &amp; dimness of sight\'. Writer identified as a \'Mr Bruce\' from the reply (ID:378), and Wilson\'s own letter (ID:1233).', '\nUnsigned document headed \'The Case of Captain Wilson\'. The patient has \'been two or three times infected with the venereal Disease\', but free from that for over 15 years. He has, however, been \'subject to violent palpitations of the Heart, and sometimes to giddiness of the Head, with noises &amp; dimness of sight\'. Writer identified as a \'Mr Bruce\' from the reply (ID:378), and Wilson\'s own letter (ID:1233).', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 43, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1233, 'CUL/1/2/333', '1776-01-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 January 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Letter from W. R. Wilson describing his own case, \'which was laid before you by Mr Bruce and to which I have received your very satisfactory Opinion\' (see document ID:1232 and Cullen\'s reply at document ID:378). Wilson informs Cullen of a number of circumstances left out of Bruce\'s earlier report, including his continued weak digestion and asks various questions concerning medicines, bleedings and regimen. ', 'Letter from W. R. Wilson describing his own case, \'which was laid before you by Mr Bruce and to which I have received your very satisfactory Opinion\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:37:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 44, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1234, 'CUL/1/2/334', '1776-01-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 January 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Whyte regarding the case of Mr Reddie. ', 'Letter from John Whyte regarding the case of Mr Reddie. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 45, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1235, 'CUL/1/2/335', '1776-01-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 January 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Borradaile writing from London, addressed to his brother in Edinburgh, in response to the brother\'s untraced letter \'desiring me to state my Case to you, as you are in a situation to get the best advice by attending the Lectures of the Great Dr. Cullen\'. The writer believes that his complaints, which are various, were aggravated by being prescribed mercury which has injured his nerves.', 'Letter from William Borradaile addressed to his brother, in response to the brother\'s letter \'desiring me to state my Case to you, as you are in a situation to get the best advice by attending the Lectures of the Great Dr. Cullen\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 46, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1236, 'CUL/1/2/336', '1776-01-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 January 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Molison at Port Glasgow regarding the case of Mrs Burrows who suffers from a \'nephritic\' complaint, giving an update on her progress since the summer.', 'Letter from Alexander Molison at Port Glasgow regarding the case of Mrs Burrows who suffers from a \'nephritic\' complaint, giving an update on her progress since the summer.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 47, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1237, 'CUL/1/2/337', '1776-01-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 January 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Reddie...\',recommending air and exercise, offering brief reassurances that his current symptoms do not signal an \'affection of the heart\', and providing two recipes.  John Whyte identified as addressee from related correspondence on Reddie\'s case.', 'Reply \'For Mr Reddie...\', recommending air and exercise, offering brief reassurances that his current symptoms do not signal an \'affection of the heart\', and providing two recipes  ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 48, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1238, 'CUL/1/2/338', '1776-01-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from Henry Cullen to Archibald Cullen, requesting that he make a short transcript of a letter \'lying on the shelve next the window\' and send it off before nine, adding \'dont tell the Dr\'. Another hand, presumably that of Archibald, adds a response explaining that he did not receive the \'epistle from you\' until after going out for supper, before adding a very contracted summary of the letter in question. ', 'Letter from Henry Cullen to Archibald Cullen, requesting that he make a short transcript of a letter \'lying on the shelve next the window\' and send it off before nine, adding \'dont tell the Dr\'. Another hand, presumably Archibald, adds that he did not receive the \'epistle from you\' until later, and adds a brief transcript. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 67, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1239, 'CUL/1/2/339', '1776-01-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 January 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Chisholm regarding his own case, asking for a response to his last letter. ', 'Letter from Robert Chisholm regarding his own case, asking for a response to his last letter. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 68, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1240, 'CUL/1/2/340', '1776-02-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 February 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr (Sir)  Alexander Douglas regarding the case of Miss Anny Dempster who suffers from very heavy periods.', 'Letter from Dr (Sir)  Alexander Douglas regarding the case of Miss Anny Dempster who suffers from very heavy periods.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 69, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1241, 'CUL/1/2/341', '1776-02-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 February 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'T', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Gillespie, giving Cullen a post mortem report on the autopsy of Lord Cassillis.', 'Letter from Thomas Gillespie, giving Cullen a post mortem report on the autopsy of Lord Cassillis.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 71, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1242, 'CUL/1/2/342', '1776-02-21', 'c', 'c', 'i', '21? February 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Andrew Liddell - who usually writes from Thurso - describing the case of Mr Alexander Dunbar, the 13-year-old son of Captain Dunbar of Westfield. He has been \'subject to irregular &amp; wandering Pains of his Belly\' since infancy.', 'Letter from Andrew Liddell - who usually writes from Thurso - describing the case of Mr Alexander Dunbar, the 13-year-old son of Captain Dunbar of Westfield. He has been \'subject to irregular &amp; wandering Pains of his Belly\' since infancy.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 80, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1243, 'CUL/1/2/343', '1776-02-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 February 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mr [W]  Riddell concerning the case of Mr Greigson who had consulted Cullen earlier and who suffers from a \'spitting of blood\'. Various medicines have been tried to no effect. Identity of Riddell as the W. Riddell a frequent writer at this period was established by comparing the handwriting.', 'Letter from Mr Riddell concerning the case of Mr Greigson.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 83, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1244, 'CUL/1/2/344', '1776-02-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 February 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Stevenson regarding the case of Mr Barclay who has a serious chest complaint. ', 'Letter from Alexander Stevenson regarding the case of Mr Barclay who has a serious chest complaint.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 85, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1245, 'CUL/1/2/345', '1776-02-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 February 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'T', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from the Dumfries surgeon Alexander Copland addressed to Mr Richard Allen at Edinburgh Infirmary describing the final days of the Reverend Marshall followed by a post mortem report on the autopsy. By \'roveling\', a word associated with spinning, Copland presumably means \"roving in his thoughts\", but this usage is not in the OED.', 'Letter from the Dumfries surgeon Alexander Copland addressed to Mr Richard Allen at Edinburgh Infirmary describing the final days of the Reverend Marshall followed by a post mortem report on the autopsy.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 86, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1246, 'CUL/1/2/346', '1776-02-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 February 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr John Gilchrist regarding the case of Mr Dickson, a 70-year-old man who has been ill with asthma since a bout of influenza some months previously.', 'Letter from John Gilchrist regarding the case of Mr Dickson, a 70-year-old man who has been ill since a bout of influenza some months previously. ANNOTATE KEELY DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 928, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1247, 'CUL/1/2/347', '1776-02-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 February 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Gilchrist regarding the progress and treatment of Mr Dickson, which is Gilchrist\'s first asthmatic case - and informing Cullen that both Mr and Mrs Dickson found Cullen\'s reply \'equally agreeable\'.', 'Letter from John Gilchrist regarding the progress and treatment of Mr Dickson, which is Gilchrist\'s first asthmatic case - and informing Cullen that both Mr and Mrs Dickson found Cullen\'s reply \'equally agreeable\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 997, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1248, 'CUL/1/2/348', '1776-02-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 February 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Ivie Campbell regarding the case of Captain Campbell.', 'Letter from Ivie Campbell regarding the case of Captain Campbell.\n\n[I delinked Mrs Campbell of Carwhin because I don\'t think she\'s the wife mentioned - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 945, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1249, 'CUL/1/2/349', '1776-02-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'February 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Enclosed document with copies of four letters from J. O. Merry, dated between 1775 and 1776, giving his directions for \'Archy\', an otherwise unnamed male patient at Campbeltown, identifiable as Mr Archibald Buchanan from Merry\'s cover-letter ( ID:1261), in which this document was enclosed.   ', 'Copies of four letters from J. O. Merry, dated between 1775 and 1776, giving directions for an unnamed male patient [identifiable as Mr Archibald Buchanan]. These are the extracts ENCLOSED with ID:1261  DS] [Archy Buchanan? \"Indeed Archy I always feared a return\" p. 6. [LMcC]]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 957, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1250, 'CUL/1/2/350', '1776-03-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 March 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Johnston concerning Mrs Little.', 'Letter from James Johnston concerning an unnamed female patient, identified in later letters as Mrs Little. (The annotation on the 3rd page of the letter names \"Mrs Little\" under the sender\'s (James Johnston) name. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2568, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1251, 'CUL/1/2/351', '1776-03-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 March 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Andrew Liddell updating Cullen on the case of Mr Dunbar. He informs Cullen that since his previous letter, the patient \'was seized with a return of these Pains of his Belly\', and that the patient was now unable to walk or stand. ', 'Letter from Andrew Liddell concerning the case of Mr Dunbar. He informs Cullen that since his previous letter, the patient \'was seized with a return of these Pains of his Belly\', and that the patient was now unable to walk or stand. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1009, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1252, 'CUL/1/2/352', '1776-03-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 March 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Owen Merry, regarding the case of Mr Buchanan. He states that \'every approved Idea, in my opinion and advices to Mr. Buchanan, were all your own\', and discusses reading Cullen\'s lectures and visiting him in person. He also mentions a perceived increase in \'disorders of the Breast\' and its possible causes, including smallpox inoculations. ', '\nLetter from James Owen Merry, regarding the case of Mr Buchanan. He states that \'every approved Idea, in my opinion and advices to Mr. Buchanan, were all your own\', and discusses reading Cullen\'s lectures and visiting him in person. He also mentions a perceived increase in \'disorders of the Breast\' and its possible causes, including smallpox inoculations. \n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 929, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1253, 'CUL/1/2/353', '1776-03-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 March 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Wood regarding the case of Miss Strangeways, who consulted Cullen for herself and her niece last time he was in Berwick. Wood re-copies a recipe previously sent by Cullen.', 'Letter from James Wood regarding the case of Miss Strangeways, who consulted Cullen for herself and her niece last time he was in Berwick. Wood re-copies a recipe previously sent by Cullen; the recipe does not begin with the recipe symbol but does include Latin abbreviations that can\'t be adequately dealt with if the recipe is transcribed as part of the main letter. It\'s more like a formal recipe, and I\'d be happy to modify my transcription to have orig and reg versions if you let me know. FM [No, this one\'s fine like it is - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1730, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1254, 'CUL/1/2/354', '1776-03-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 March 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'T', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Gilchrist, reporting the death of their patient Mr Dickson, who had been bled, blistered and purged for respiratory problems. He gives Cullen a report of his autopsy, carried out by himself and the surgeon Mr Harley.', 'Letter from John Gilchrist, reporting the death of their patient Mr Dickson, who had been bled, blistered and purged for respiratory problems. He gives Cullen a report of his autopsy, carried out by himself and the surgeon Mr Harley. He describes signs of pulmonary oedema. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 990, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1255, 'CUL/1/2/355', '1776-03-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 March 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Benjamin Thomas describing the case of Miss Evans, a 7-year-old girl \'seized with a Drowsiness attended with a Vomiting\'. Thomas, a former student of Cullen\'s, also enquires after his health and reports from Herefordshire that \'[t]he Prejudices for an Oxford Education are wearing off here\'.  ', 'Letter from Benjamin Thomas describing the case of Miss Evans, a 7-year-old girl \'seized with a Drowsiness attended with a Vomiting\'. Thomas, a former student of Cullen\'s, also enquires after his health and reports from Herefordshire that \'[t]he Prejudices for an Oxford Education are wearing off here\'.  ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 935, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1256, 'CUL/1/2/356', '1776-03-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 March 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Ash concerning the case of Captain Wilson, and begging to differ over Cullen\'s opinion of the case - which has been misrepresented - as being epileptic rather than apoplectic. The patient\'s reading of William Cadogan\'s <i>A Dissertation on the Gout and on All Chronic Diseases</i> (1771) is mentioned.', 'Letter from John Ash concerning the case of Captain Wilson. Mentioned is William Cadogan\'s \"A Dissertation on the Gout and on All Chronic Diseases\" (1771).', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1577, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1257, 'CUL/1/2/357', '1776-03-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'March 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Joseph Forster [Foster] concerning the case of \'your patient Col[one]l Grey\' [Gray], the military officer who later became the first Earl Grey. Mentions Cullen visiting Grey at his estate Fallodon near Howick. Gray reports no improvement from taking the medicines  prescribed earlier.', 'Letter from Dr Joseph Forster [Foster] concerning the case of \'your patient Col[one]l Grey\' [Gray].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1263, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1258, 'CUL/1/2/358', '1776-03-22', 'c', 'c', 'i', '22? March 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mr Townsend presenting  the case of \'A. B.\', a 36-year-old woman with \'Lameness in the right Limb, with weakness, pain &amp; spasms in the right hip extending from thence to the outside of the knee\'.', 'Letter from Mr Townsend concerning the case of A. B., a 36-year-old woman with \'Lameness in the right Limb, with weakness, pain &amp; spasms in the right hip extending from thence to the outside of the knee\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1345, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1259, 'CUL/1/2/359', '1776-03-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'March 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Notes on the case of Mr Henderson, briefly describing his symptoms.', '[Details of Mr Henderson\'s condition - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1220, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1260, 'CUL/1/2/360', '1776-03-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'March 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mrs Sloane regarding her own case, which had originally been a rheumatic shoulder but now includes pain and urinary problems since a fall from her horse. ', 'Letter from Mrs Sloane regarding her own case, which had originally been a rheumatic shoulder but now includes pain and urinary problems since a fall from her horse.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 95, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1261, 'CUL/1/2/361', '1776-03-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'March 1776', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Short letter from J. O. Merry regarding the case of Mr Buchanan and the copying of some \'extracts\' concerning his case [The enclosures identified as ID:1249]. A postscript adds that Merry and Buchanan will call upon Cullen. Although addressed to Cullen, this cover letter is not addressed to him, as he is mentioned in it. Rather it is for a third party who are arranging to meet Cullen and deliver the enclosed \'extracts\'.', 'Short letter from J. O. Merry regarding the case of Mr Buchanan and the copying of some \'extracts\' concerning his case. A postscript adds that Merry and Buchanan will call upon Cullen. Although apparently addressed to Cullen, it was possibly not written to him, as he\'s mentioned in it. It may have been addressed to another party who was to deliver the extracts to him [The enclosures are ID: 1249 DS]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 96, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1262, 'CUL/1/2/362', '1776-04-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 April 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Alexander Stevenson concerning the case of Mr McDowall, with a covering note by the patient. \n', 'Letter from Alexander Stevenson concerning the case of Mr McDowall, with a covering note by the patient. UNCLEAR \"L. Liq.\" NEEDS NOTE \"probably Lignum Solution\'. DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 97, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1263, 'CUL/1/2/363', '1776-04-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 April 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Stewart Lyell addressed to the Edinburgh surgeon Alexander Wood. Lyell briefly mentions the case of his wife and gives a detailed account of the case of his teenage son who is having seizures. ', 'Letter from Stewart Lyell addressed to the Edinburgh surgeon Alexander Wood. Lyell briefly mentions the case of his wife and gives a detailed account of the case of his son. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 106, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1264, 'CUL/1/2/364a', '1776-04-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 April 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Benjamin Bell passing along an enquiry from John Gilchrist regarding the treatment of Dr Hill, a Dumfries surgeon. Bell also responds to Cullen\'s enquiry about the age of the late Mr [James] Mowat, surgeon at Langolm, suggesting that \'he must have been about 120\'.', 'Letter from Benjamin Bell passing along an enquiry from John Gilchrist regarding the treatment of Dr Hill, a Dumfries surgeon. Bell also responds to Cullen\'s enquiry about the age of the late Mr Mowat, surgeon, suggesting that \'he must have been about 120\',', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 107, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1265, 'CUL/1/2/364b', '1776-04-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 April 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Brief note by Dr John Gilchrist enclosed with Document ID:1264, giving some details on the case of Mr Hill.', 'Note by Dr John Gilchrist enclosed in CUL-1-2-364a, giving some details on the case of Mr Hill.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:26:30', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 445, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1266, 'CUL/1/2/365', '1776-04-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 April 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Dunlop reporting on the case of Miss Hamilton, whose condition has not improved since Cullen last saw her.', 'Letter from Alexander Dunlop reporting on the case of Miss Hamilton, whose condition has not improved since Cullen last saw her.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 108, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1267, 'CUL/1/2/366', '1776-04-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 April 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Gordon updating Cullen on the progress of Mr Macfarlane who is mentally disturbed, and asking for his further advice.', 'Letter from William Gordon updating Cullen on the progress of Mr Macfarlane, and asking for his further advice.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 109, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1270, 'CUL/1/2/367', '1776-04-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 April 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Saunders concerning the case of an eight-year-old girl, the niece of General Abercrombie. The child has involuntary movements and weakness in her face and left side and Saunders diagnoses her condition as Chorea as described by the seventeenth-century English physician Thomas Sydenham. Saunders mentions another patient, a Mr Devon who \'goes to the Country to drink Goat Whey\'. The letter is to be delivered \'by General Abercrombie and his Lady\'.', 'Letter from James Saunders concerning the case of an eight-year-old girl, the niece of General Abercrombie. The child has involuntary movements and weakness in her face and left side and Saunders diagnoses her condition as Chorea as described by the seventeenth-century English physician Thomas Sydenham. Saunders mentions another patient, a Mr Devon who \'goes to the Country to drink Goat Whey\'. The letter is to be delivered \'by General Abercrombie and his Lady\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 110, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1271, 'CUL/1/2/368', '1776-05-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 May 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from \'J. W.\' and \'M. D.\' concerning the case of Mr Macculloch, who has been suffering from pains in his belly and loins.', 'Letter from J. W. and M. D. concerning the case of Mr Macculloch, who has been suffering from pains in his belly and loins.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 111, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1272, 'CUL/1/2/369', '1776-05-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 May 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Christie. He relates his own case, including the effect of a journey to Bermuda via New York, and disagrees with a diagnosis given by Cullen some years previously. He also asks Cullen\'s advice on the case of a teenage girl \'whose circumstances cannot well afford to pay for it, herself\'. ', '\nLetter from Thomas Christie. He relates his own case, including the effect of a journey to Bermuda via New York, and disagrees with Cullen\'s earlier diagnosis. He also asks Cullen\'s advice on the case of a teenage girl \'whose circumstances cannot well afford to pay for it, herself\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 112, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1273, 'CUL/1/2/370', '1776-05-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 May 1776', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Draft reply to an unnamed addressee, concerning his niece Miss Campbell of Silverbanks.', 'Directions for Miss Campbell of Silverbanks.\n\nCUL-AUTHOR-IN', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 113, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1274, 'CUL/1/2/371', '1776-05-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 May 1776', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Laurence Edmonston concerning the case of his sister-in-law, who is suffering from fever. He also reports that \'the Lady under the Phthisis\' died soon after Cullen\'s response arrived.', 'Letter from Laurence Edmonston concerning the case of his sister-in-law, who is suffering from fever. He also reports that \'the Lady under the Phthisis\' died soon after Cullen\'s response arrived.\n\n[Case note probably included in the original, but not present - may be identifiable if it\'s elsewhere in archive - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-29 12:51:48', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 114, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1275, 'CUL/1/2/372', '1776-05-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 May 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Saunders concerning the case of General Abercrombie\'s niece, asking for Cullen\'s experience in treating chorea. Saunders also thanks Cullen for advice he gave on a published paper on the medical use of electricity (details in footnote).', 'Letter from James Saunders regarding General Abercrombie\'s niece, asking for Cullen\'s experience in treating chorea.\n\n[David - the published \'Electrical Cases\' Saunders references on p.2 need a footnote - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 115, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1276, 'CUL/1/2/373', '1776-05-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 May 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr John Gilchrist regarding the case of Mrs Blackstock. Also mentions his and Copland\'s plan to set up an infirmary in Dumfries.', 'Letter from John Gilchrist regarding the case of Mrs Blackstock. Also mentions Copland\'s plan to set up an infirmary in Dumfries. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 117, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1277, 'CUL/1/2/374', '1776-05-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 May 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case of A. B., a male patient aged 50 and a \'man midwife\'.', 'Case of A. B., a male patient aged 50 and a \'man midwife\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 118, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1278, 'CUL/1/2/375', '1776-05-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 May 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Directions for Mr McCulloch, by Alexander Munro.', 'Directions for Mr McCulloch', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 119, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1279, 'CUL/1/2/376', '1776-06-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 June 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Saunders to John Robertson, regarding the case of Mrs Stewart, Robertson\'s sister.', 'Letter from James Saunders to John Robertson, regarding the case of Mrs Stewart, Robertson\'s sister.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 120, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1280, 'CUL/1/2/377', '1776-06-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 June 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Tait, concerning the case of Mr Kincraig. He asks Cullen to send \'such a letter as I can show to him\', and write on a separate paper anything Cullen does not wish the patient to see. ', 'Letter from William Tait, concerning the case of Mr Kincraig. He asks Cullen to send \'such a letter as I can show to him\', and write on a separate paper anything Cullen does not wish the patient to see. \n\nJenny...I read the name as \"Kineragi\" ??? There is a note from Tait - which may well be the enclosure for this -. DS\n[\'Kincrage\' with badly-placed inkblot I think - Cullen\'s indexing on this and on the reply gives \'Kincraig\' so pretty sure it\'s Tait\'s patient in all of them - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 121, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1281, 'CUL/1/2/378', '1776-06-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 June 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Gillespie, regarding the case of Mr Crawford of Doonside.', 'Letter from Thomas Gillespie, regarding the case of Mr Crawford of Doonside.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 125, 1, 6, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1282, 'CUL/1/2/379', '1776-06-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 June 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Lord Cathcart, describing his own case.', 'Letter from Lord Cathcart, describing his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 126, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1283, 'CUL/1/2/380', '1776-06-04', 'i', 'i', 'i', '4? June? 1776?', 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Cullen concerning the case of Mr Crawford. Undated, but its reply dates it at as the 4th of June, 1776.', 'Letter from Cullen concerning the case of Mr Crawford. Undated, but its reply dates it at as the 4th of June, 1776.OUTGOING', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 127, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1284, 'CUL/1/2/381', '1776-06-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 June 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from unnamed correspondent [Dr John Gilchrist], describing the case of Alexander Spalding Gordon.', 'Letter from unnamed correspondent [Dr John Gilchrist], describing the case of Alexander Spalding Gordon.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 128, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1285, 'CUL/1/2/382', '1776-06-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 June 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Gilchrist concerning the case of Mrs Blackstock.', 'Letter from John Gilchrist concerning the case of Mrs Blackstock.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 129, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1286, 'CUL/1/2/383', '1776-06-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 June 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from  an unnamed correspondent [Dr John Gilchrist] concerning the case of Mr Spalding Gordon.', 'Letter from unnamed correspondent concerning the case of Mr Spalding Gordon.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 130, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1287, 'CUL/1/2/384', '1776-06-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 June 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Gillespie, regarding the case of Mr Crawford.', 'Letter from Thomas Gillespie, regarding the case of Mr Crawford.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 131, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1288, 'CUL/1/2/385', '1776-06-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 June 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Henderson regarding his own case. He informs Cullen of his plans to travel to Paris, where he will continue to follow Cullen\'s recommendations. ', 'Letter from John Henderson regarding his own case. He informs Cullen of his plans to travel to Paris, where he will continue to follow Cullen\'s recommendations.  [I managed to decipher Brompton which needs a \'mentioned place link\'. DS]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 132, 1, 12, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1289, 'CUL/1/2/386', '1776-06-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 June 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from an unnamed correspondent [almost certainly Dr Fraser] regarding the case of Mrs Frazer.', 'Letter from an unnamed correspondent regarding the case of Mrs Frazer.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 133, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1290, 'CUL/1/2/387', '1776-06-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 June 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Douglas to Robert Hunter, concerning the case of Hunter\'s brother James. Douglas describes bleeding the patient, and mentions seeing \'the opinion of Dr Cullen, last Post\'. ', 'Letter from James Douglas to Robert Hunter, concerning the case of Hunter\'s brother. Douglas describes bleeding the patient, and mentions seeing \'the opinion of Dr Cullen, last Post\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 134, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1291, 'CUL/1/2/388', '1776-06-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 June 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Gillespie, regarding the case of Mr Crawford of Doonside.', 'Letter from Thomas Gillespie, regarding the case of Mr Crawford.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 135, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1292, 'CUL/1/2/389', '1776-06-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 June 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from unnamed correspondent [Dr. John Gilchrist] regarding the case of Mr Spalding Gordon.', 'Letter from unnamed correspondent regarding the case of Mr Spalding Gordon. NOPLACES', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 136, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1293, 'CUL/1/2/390', '1776-06-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 June 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Alves, addressed to the brother of a patient, Mrs Frazer. Alves, who was given the letter by Dr Fraser \'whose state of health is such at present that he could not answer it\', tells the addressee that \'your Father is desirous that you should take Dr Cullen\'s advice\' and mentions that Cullen was consulted about her case in the winter of 1765.', '\nLetter from John Alves, addressed to the brother of a patient, Mrs Frazer. Alves, who was given the letter by Dr Fraser \'whose state of health is such at present that he could not answer it\', tells the addressee that \'your Father is desirous that you should take Dr Cullen\'s advice\' and mentions that Cullen was consulted about her case in the winter of 1765.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 137, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1294, 'CUL/1/2/391', '1776-06-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 June 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply (loose copy) to Robert Hunter, concerning the case of Hunter\'s brother James. ', 'Letter by Cullen to Robert Hunter, concerning the case of Hunter\'s brother. \n\nCUL-AUTHOR-IN', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 138, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1295, 'CUL/1/2/392', '1776-06-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 June 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from an unnamed patient to his friend Mr Shiells, who is requested to pass the letter on to a physician. He has recently arrived in Bristol \'after a tolerable good passage of five Weeks\', during which he \'often despaired of being ever able to reach this port alive\', He has suffered from \'nervous weakness\' since being in the West Indies.', 'Letter from a Mr Shiells, concerning his own case. He has recently arrived in Bristol \'after a tolerable good passage of five Weeks\', during which he \'often despaired of being ever able to reach this port alive\', He has suffered from \'nervous weakness\' since being in the West Indies. Jenny, the reply to this letter suggests that the writer of this is not actually Shiells, but an unnamed person who has asked Shille\'s to set the case before Cullen. DS\n[Fixed patient/addressee. David, the poss. accounts on final page require footnote if we know what they are - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 356, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1296, 'CUL/1/2/393', '1776-06-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 June 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Yorstoun concerning the case of his father, Reverend Mr Peter Yorstoun. Contains a numbered list of queries. This is the missing enclosure for document 1298.', 'Letter from Thomas Yorstoun concerning the case of his father, Reverend Mr Peter Yorstoun. Contains a numbered list of queries. [JENNY, THIS IS THE MISSING ENCLOSURE FOR ID: 1298, DS]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 10:04:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 357, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'p'),
(1297, 'CUL/1/2/394', '1776-06-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 June 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Short letter from Robert Chisholm regarding his own case. He mentions going to Bath.', 'Short letter from Robert Chisholm regarding his own case - he mentions going to Bath.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 358, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1298, 'CUL/1/2/395', '1776-06-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 June 1776', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Yorstoun concerning the case of his father, Reverend Mr Peter Yorstoun, and the case of his friend and patient Mr Kennedy. Includes a recipe Kennedy has been taking. The missing enclosed case note is document 1296.', 'Letter from Thomas Yorstoun concerning the case of his father, Reverend Mr Peter Yorstoun, and the case of his friend and patient Mr Kennedy. Includes a recipe Kennedy has been taking. (See also Letter 1151 [MMG]) [JENNY; THE MISSING ENCLOSED CASE NOTE IS ID: 1296 DS] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-29 12:52:22', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 461, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1299, 'CUL/1/2/396', '1776-06-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 June 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from an unnamed correspondent [Dr John Gilchrist] regarding the case of Mr Spalding Gordon.', 'Letter form an unnamed correspondent regarding the case of Mr Spalding Gordon. NOPLACES', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 360, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1300, 'CUL/1/2/397', '1776-06-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 June 1776', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Lady Erroll, Slains Castle, regarding the case of her eldest daughter, Lady Charlotte Hay. The medicine ordered by Cullen two years ago had \'the very best effects\' upon her unil the past three of four months, but has been less effective recently, and she encloses the recipe \'to make that alteration upon it you think proper\'.', 'Letter from Lady Erroll, Slains Castle, regarding the case of her eldest daughter, Lady Charlotte Hay. The medicine ordered by Cullen two years ago had \'the very best effects\' upon her unil the past three of four months, but has been less effective recently, and she encloses the recipe \'to make that alteration upon it you think proper\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 361, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1301, 'CUL/1/2/398', '1776-06-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'June 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Skene concerning the case of Mr Lumsden. The addressee is likely to be Cullen.', 'Letter from George Skene concerning the case of Mr Lumsden. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 362, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1302, 'CUL/1/2/399', '1776-06-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'June 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Short letter from William Chalmers regarding \'a Gentleman near George\'s Square whom you will probably be disired to see to morrow\', Captain Frederick Maitland, and giving some details on his case.', 'Short letter from William Chalmers regarding \'a Gentleman near George\'s Square whom you will probably be disired to see to morrow\', Captain Frederick Maitland, and giving some details on his case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 363, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1303, 'CUL/1/2/400', '1776-06-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'June 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe for \'The Right Honourable Lady Charlotte Hay\'. Seems to have been torn in half.', 'Recipe for \'The Right Honourable Lady Charlotte Hay\'. Seems to have been torn in half.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 434, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1304, 'CUL/1/2/401', '1776-06-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'June 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned document titled \'State of Mrs Thomsons Case\'. She has been \'often subject to pain in the temples of her head\', and more recently \'a periodical Chilling in her feet which came on about 2 or 3 in the morning regularly\'. Handwriting identifies author as the Dr Robert Menzies who attends her in later years.', 'Unsigned document headed \'State of Mrs Thomsons Case\'. She has been \'often subject to pain in the temples of her head\', and more recently \'a periodical Chilling in her feet which came on about 2 or 3 in the morning regularly\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 433, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1305, 'CUL/1/2/402', '1776-07-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 July 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Covering letter from Dr John Gilchrist with latest details of Mr Spalding Gordon\'s case. ', 'Covering letter enclosing latest details of Mr Spalding Gordon. It is possible that CUL/1/2/381, CUL/1/2/383, CUL/1/2/389 and CUL/1/2/396 were originally enclosed with this.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 437, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1306, 'CUL/1/2/403', '1776-07-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 July 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Copland concerning the case of Miss Marshall who is \'much in the same state as when you saw her\'. A postscript mentions a scheme for establishing an infirmary in Dumfries.', 'Letter from Alexander Copland concerning the case of Miss Marshall who is \'much in the same state as when you saw her\'. A postscript mentions his scheme for an infirmary, presumably in Dumfries. [David - this requires a footnote - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 438, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1307, 'CUL/1/2/404', '1776-07-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 July 1776', '', '', 2, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from unnamed correspondents concerning the case of George Buchanan, giving directions for his care. Likely a copy (possibly of a joint consulatation Cullen drew up on visit to Glasgow); the handwriting matches one of Cullen\'s usual scribes. It is unclear whether the recipe mentioned was an enclosure (with the original letter) or had been sent previously.', 'Letter from unnamed correspondents concerning the case of George Buchanan, giving directions for his care.\n\nThe letter is unbound and has been folded, but there\'s no evidence it was sent. Either the wrapper is missing or it\'s a copy. Looks like handwriting that appears in Cullen\'s casebooks a lot (his own handwriting or a scribe\'s?), in which case it could be a copy of a letter he sent to or received from Buchanan\'s other doctor(s). I think it would be strange for him to copy a letter he\'d received, unless he forwarded the original to someone else and wanted a copy for his own records. If it\'s a letter he wrote himself, it seems more likely to me that it\'s a copy than a sent original, as it\'s unsigned, there\'s no wrapper, and it\'s still amongst Cullen\'s own papers. The dateline indicates the letter was written in Glasgow, which would fit with it being an unbound copy: Cullen or his scribe may have written out the copy while away from home and without access to the casebook where it would otherwise have been copied.\n\nMentions a recipe that\'s missing, but it\'s not clear whether the recipe was an enclosure (with the original letter) or had been sent previously. (FM)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1996, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1308, 'CUL/1/2/405', '1776-07-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 July 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Yorstoun concerning the case of his father, Reverend Mr Peter Yorstoun. Yorstoun is \'sorry &amp; asham\'d at the inacuracy of my [previous] Letter\', which lacked a date and place. The postscript mentions another patient (Mr Kennedy) and his doctor (Mr Riddell). \n', 'Letter from Thomas Yorstoun concerning the case of his father, Reverend Mr Peter Yorstoun. Yorstoun is \'sorry &amp; asham\'d at the inacuracy of my [previous] Letter\', which lacked a date and place. The postscript mentions another patient (Mr Kennedy) and his doctor (Mr Riddell). FM', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1997, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1309, 'CUL/1/2/406', '1776-07-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 July 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Joseph(?) Rudd [on first name, see person 2295], concerning the case of a young patient, the infant son of Mr Thomas Pease. The child has suffered from convulsions during teething, in which he \'turn\'d quite black and did not struggle much\'. ', 'Letter from Joseph(?) Rudd [on first name, see person 2295], concerning the case of a young patient, the infant son of Mr Thomas Pease. The child has suffered from convulsions during teething, in which he \'turn\'d quite black and did not struggle much\'. (FM)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2093, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1310, 'CUL/1/2/407', '1776-07-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 July 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note from an unnamed correspondent [Dr John Gilchrist] giving a summary update on the case of Mr Spalding Gordon.', 'Letter from an unnamed correspondent [John Gilchrist] concerning the case of Mr Spalding Gordon.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1563, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1311, 'CUL/1/2/408', '1776-07-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 July 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Hunter concerning his brother James. Handstamp is illegible.', 'Letter from Robert Hunter concerning his brother. Handstamp is illegible.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1379, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1312, 'CUL/1/2/409', '1776-07-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'July 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'A collection of 5 recipes (mostly similar) by John Pringle, dated 12-26 July 1776, for Miss Fullerton when she was in Knightsbridge.', 'A collection of 5 recipes (mostly similar) by John Pringle, dated 12-26 July 1776, for Miss Fullerton when she was in Knightsbridge. [MMG] MISSING ENCLOSURES MENTIONED IN 1196 DS. Have added action tag to the annotation, after Mark allowed it. MMG', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 984, 1, 10, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1313, 'CUL/1/2/410', '1776-06-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 June 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Cornelius Inglis concerning the case of Miss Brownlee, who \'Consulted you Lately for a sore eye\'. he asks on his own behalf concerning his gout.', 'Letter from Cornelius Inglis concerning the case of Miss Brownlee, who \'Consulted you Lately for a sore eye\'. Also asks on his own behalf.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1398, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1314, 'CUL/1/2/411', '1776-07-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 July 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Ann Strachan to her uncle James Coutts, giving further details on the case of James Strachan in response to Cullen\'s request for further information. A handstamp is present, but illegible.', 'Letter from Ann Strachan to her uncle James Coutts, giving further details on the case of James Strachan in response to Cullen\'s request for further information. A handstamp is present, but illegible.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 432, 1, 10, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(1315, 'CUL/1/2/412', '1776-07-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 July 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Jasper Tough concerning the case of \'your Patient Mr Brown who in Winter last Consulted You about his Eyes\'. Tough also enquires about the republication of Cullen\'s Materia Medica lectures.', 'Letter from Jasper Tough concerning the case of \'your Patient Mr Brown who in Winter last Consulted You about his Eyes\'. Tough also mentions the republication of Cullen\'s Materia Medica lectures [this note at the end of the letter could do with a footnote - JPB].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 435, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1316, 'CUL/1/2/413', '1776-07-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 July 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from the surgeon Alexander Parlane in Glasgow concerning Mrs Hopkirk [Hopekirk] and patients at Westburn; \'the Lady\' [presumably Agnes Dundas-Hamilton] and \'Mary [Hamilton[\'.', '\n\n\n\nLetter from the surgeon Alexander Parlane in Glasgow concerning Mrs Hopkirk [Hopekirk] and patients at Westburn; \'the Lady\' [presumably Agnes Hamilton, nÃ©e Dundas] and \'Mary [Hamilton]\'.\n\n\n [original note had in error \' the case of Mr Brown\' DS].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1680, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1317, 'CUL/1/2/414', '1776-07-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 July 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Samuel Spalding regarding the case of his brother, Mr [Alexander] Spalding Gordon.', 'Letter from Samuel Spalding regarding the case of his brother, Mr [Alexander] Spalding Gordon.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1687, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1318, 'CUL/1/2/415', '1776-07-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 July 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Jasper Tough concerning the case of Mr Brown. ', 'Letter from Jasper Tough concerning the case of Mr Brown. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 958, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1319, 'CUL/1/2/416', '1776-07-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 July 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Andrew Liddell concerning the case of an unnamed female patient, previously diagnosed by Cullen (June 1772) as having \'a very great tendency to Scirrhus in the Breast &amp; Uterus\'. ', 'Letter from Andrew Liddell concerning the case of an unnamed female patient, previously diagnosed by Cullen (June 1772) as having \'a very great tendency to Scirrhus in the Breast &amp; Uterus\'. This ties in, in date and symptoms, with Letter ID 823: patient is Mrs L. [MMG] Letter also refers to Mr Dunbar (ID 1721), whose complaint about excruciating back pain previously diagnosed by Cullen in letter 1251 appears to have abated. [LMcC]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 959, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1320, 'CUL/1/2/417', '1776-07-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 July 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Livingston regarding the case of the Countess of Aberdeen, who will be presenting the letter to Cullen herself. She is planning to go to Harrogate for the waters.', 'Letter from Thomas Livingston regarding the case of the Countess of Aberdeen, who will be presenting the letter to Cullen herself. \n\nProblem with preparation tag. Needs to be ingredient n=\"X\" t=\"n\"... MH\n\nFixed! LMcC', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1183, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1321, 'CUL/1/2/418', '1776-07-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'July 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Lord Cathcart concerning his own case. Unsigned and undated.', 'Letter from Lord Cathcart concerning his own case. Unsigned and undated. CHECK SOURCE OF EXTRACTS.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1184, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1322, 'CUL/1/2/420', '1776-08-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 August 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Ann Strachan (unsigned) concerning the case of James Strachan. ', 'Letter from Ann Strachan (unsigned) concerning the case of Mr Strachan. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 436, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1323, 'CUL/1/2/421', '1776-08-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 August 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Murray concerning the case of the Reverend Mr Cowper [Cooper], and reporting on the health of his daughter.', 'Letter from James Murray concerning the case of the Reverend, Mr Cowper [Cooper].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 947, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1324, 'CUL/1/2/422', '1776-09-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', '', 'Letter from Herman Bluhm, in Latin,\n discussing a treatment for calculi.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1143, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1325, 'CUL/1/2/423', '1776-11-01', 'i', 'i', 'i', '1? November? 1776?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Memorandum from William Taitt, concerning the case of Kincraig. Date estimated from content. Drawing of what may be a wall with a window on the address page.', 'Memorandum from William Taitt, concerning the case of Kincraig. Date estimated from content. Appears to have drawing of a wall and possible window on address page.\n\nDOODLE-IMG-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1010, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1326, 'CUL/1/2/424', '1776-11-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter introducing its bearer, the brother of J. Johnstone arriving in Edinburgh to study.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(1327, 'CUL/1/2/425', '1776-11-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 November 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Richard Allan, mentioning Mr Brander, Captain Commandant Dalrymple, his impending voyage, and an outbreak of typhus amongst troops on a transport ship which alarmed Dr Lind. A handstamp is present but illegible: possibly \"Southampton\".', 'Letter from Richard Allan, mentioning Mr Brander, Captain Commandant Dalrymple, his impending voyage, and an outbreak of typhus amongst troops on a transport ship which alarmed Dr Lind. [David - the \'store-ships\' mentioned at the foot of p.1 might need a footnote - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 937, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1328, 'CUL/1/2/426', '1776-12-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 December 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Brander, thanking Cullen for \'your kindness to me\'.', 'Letter from John Brander, thanking Cullen for \'your kindness to me\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 939, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1329, 'CUL/1/2/427', '1776-12-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 December 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Mudie regarding the case of an unnamed female patient aged forty-nine, who suffers bouts of delirious speaking which may ebe associated with the cessations of her menses; she also has piles and toothache.', 'Letter from John Mudie regarding the case of an unnamed female patient aged forty-nine, who suffers bouts of delirious speaking which may ebe associated with the cessations of her menses; she also has piles and toothache.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 946, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1330, 'CUL/1/2/428', '1776-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1776?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Davidson of Ravelrigg\'. Substantial working draft of guidance on how to manage his gout in Cullen\'s hand with his detailed editorial marks indicating revisions to the paragraphing.', '\'For Mr Davidson of Ravelrigg\'. Substantial working draft of guidance on how to manage his gout in Cullen\'s hand with his detailed editorial marks indicating revisions to the paragraphing.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 459, 1, 16, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1331, 'CUL/1/2/429', '1776-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1776?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'An isolated case note describing an unnamed male patient, now a military man, who had suffered an accident after a fall on the deck of a ship..', 'Document describing an unnamed male patient, now a military man, who had suffered an accident after a fall on the deck of a ship. Probably a case note.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 948, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1332, 'CUL/1/2/430', '1778-05-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'May? 1778?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter setting out the case of the Reverend Findlater, minister of Linton, whose complaints are related to his very convivial drinking habits.', 'Letter setting-out the case of Reverend Findlater, minister of Linton whose complaints are related to his very convivial drinking habits.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1405, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1333, 'CUL/1/2/431', '1788-04-14', 'i', 'i', 'i', '14? April? 1788?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note describing the case of Mr Oyes.', 'Case note describing the case of Mr Oyes. [Date had been guessed as 1776 based on the box the letter was in, but I\'ve changed this to 1788 as it clearly belongs in sequence from that date]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1185, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1334, 'CUL/1/2/432', '1786-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1786?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case of \'A. B.\', an unnamed 22-year-old male patient with a longstanding history of severe headaches, with impaired vision and nausea. Undated, but make internal references to him being taken ill at Chatham in 1783, as if this was several years ago, hence inferred date of approximately 1786.', 'Case of \'A. B.\', an unnamed 22-year-old male patient with a longstanding history of severe headaches, with impaired vision and nausea. Undated, but make internal references to him being taken ill at Chatham in 1783, as if this was several years ago, hence inferred date of approximately 1786.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4815, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1335, 'CUL/1/2/433', '1781-06-19', 'i', 'i', 'i', '19? June? 1781?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Directions for Mrs Wyvill. Includes a recipe for a poultice and directions on the preparation of hemlock. Was dated 1776 but now identified as an earlier version of the letter of which <a href=\"docs.php?id=152\">[DOC ID:152]</a> is the machine copy. It is 3 pages shorter than letter 152, uses some different line and page breaks, capitalisation, and punctuation, and is marked up with revisions that are incorporated into 152. Pages 1-4 of letter 152 are very clearly a fair copy of letter 1335 with minor changes of presentation. Letter 1335 is probably a now incomplete draft. It is mistakenly annotated \'Mr Wyvill\' rather than Mrs Wyvill.', 'Directions for Mrs Wyvill. Was dated 1776 for no obvious reason but this is a copy or the actual the Original of Watt-copy ID:152.  TRANSCRIBE IN TANDEM DS\n\nIt\'s definitely not the direct original for the Watt copy ID 152 but is an earlier version of the same letter. Letter 1335 is 3 pp. shorter than letter 152, uses some different line and page breaks, capitalisation, and punctuation, and is marked up with revisions that are incorporated in letter 152. Pp. 1-4 of letter 152 are very clearly a fair copy of letter ID 1335 with minor changes of presentation. Letter 1335 is probably a now incomplete draft. It\'s mistakenly annotated \'Mr Wyvill\' rather than Mrs Wyvill.\n\nFyi, on p.3 I\'ve tagged two side effects of medication (giddiness and tremor) as symptoms so they\'d be searchable; if that\'s not right, feel free to untag them; same goes for letter 152. (FM)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 17:45:40', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3914, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'h', 'n'),
(1336, 'CUL/1/2/434', '1789-03-30', 'c', 'i', 'i', '30? March? 1789', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Jonathan Ludford, enclosing an account of the case of his mother, Mrs. Ludford. The enclosure is missing. The date is inferred as the \'Monday morning\' preceding Cullen\'s reply. A list of classes of creatures has been made on the exterior.', 'Letter from Jonathan Ludford, concerning the case of his mother.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4753, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1337, 'CUL/1/2/435', '1776-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1776?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note concerning the case of \'A. B.\', a female patient from Jamaica. She \'at present is so corpulent as to be easily oppressed and fatigued by the slightest exercise\', and is \'remarkably dejected, despondent and apt to convert trivial circumstances into insurmountable difficulties\'. ', 'Case note concerning the case of \'A. B.\', a female patient from Jamaica. She \'at present is so corpulent as to be easily oppressed and fatigued by the slightest exercise\', and is \'remarkably dejected, despondent and apt to convert trivial circumstances into insurmountable difficulties\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1585, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1338, 'CUL/1/2/436', '1776-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1776?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply in form of a short undated letter, possibly by Cullen although not obviously in his hand or by another party, assuring the recipient that a female patient\'s health \'will be perfectly restored\' and promising to write more fully when less hurried. Date entirely based upon current physical position in the archive. Categorised as an incoming document for database collation only.', 'Short draft, undated note, possibly by Cullen although not obviously in his hand, assuring the recipient that a female patient\'s health \'will be perfectly restored\' and promising to write more fully when less hurried. \n\nCUL-AUTHOR-IN', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1038, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1339, 'CUL/1/2/437', '1777-01-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 January 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Walter Riddell, concerning the case of Sir William Carr of Etal, describing the patient\'s current symptoms and his plans to try a \'sweating regimen\'.', 'Letter from W. Riddell, concerning the case of Sir William Carr of Etal, describing the patient\'s current symptoms and his plans to try a \'sweating regimen\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1614, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1340, 'CUL/1/2/438', '1777-01-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 January 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Taylor regarding his own case. ', 'Letter from James Taylor regarding his own case. [Mentions a Lady Forss, but I cannot find out anything about her. At least not after a quick search online. LMcC]\n\n\'The Manse at Watten\' exists in the DB as a specific place. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1351, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1341, 'CUL/1/2/439', '1777-01-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 January 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Lord Aberdeen regarding the case of Lady Aberdeen. (Date at the beginning of the letter states 8th, but the date in the annotation is 7th.).\n', 'Letter from Lord Aberdeen regarding the case of Lady Aberdeen. (Date at the beginning of the letter states 8th, but the date in the annotation is 7th.)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 13:51:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1352, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1342, 'CUL/1/2/440a', '1777-01-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 January 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Turnbull regarding the case of Mr Allen, a vicar with a urinary stoppage. ', 'Letter from William Turnbull regarding the case of Mr Allen, vicar. THERE ARE TWO DISTINCT ITEMS HERE: Images 4 and 5 are a separate item; a case note concerning Mr G by Mr Marden which  belongs with CASE 577. This needs separating out from Document 1342 and given it\'s own ID etc. DS\n\nReady for checking. New doc created ID 6289 and linked to case 577. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-29 12:53:30', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 950, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1343, 'CUL/1/2/441', '1777-01-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 January 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Ravenscroft in Liverpool, concerning a 21 year old unnamed male patient who \'lost his health in Jamaica\' and has been suffering from a muscular weakness of his lower limbs which rendered him unable to walk. When he returned to Liverpool in August 1776, Ravenscroft cared for him as  a houseguest, before the young man returned to Scotland.', 'Letter from John Ravenscroft in Liverpool, concerning a 21 year old unnamed male patient who \'lost his health in Jamaica\' and has been suffering from a muscular weakness of his lower limbs which rendered him unable to walk. When he returned to Liverpool in August 1776, Ravenscroft cared for him as  a houseguest, before the young man returned to Scotland.  \n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 952, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1344, 'CUL/1/2/442a', '1777-01-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 January 1777', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Hugh Marsden. Covering letter for the enclosed (Document ID:1345), a case note for Mr. G.', 'Letter from Hugh Marsden. Covering letter for the enclosed, a case note for Mr. G. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:37:12', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2615, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1345, 'CUL/1/2/442b', '1777-01-11', 'c', 'c', 'i', '11? January 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note [sent as enclosure by Hugh Marsden] describing the case of Mr. G., aged 28, suffering from complaints of the heart and arteries.', 'Case note describing the case of Mr. G., aged 28. [I\'ve de-linked George Robinson as patient for now as there\'s nothing explicit I can find to connect him. David - \'negas\' on first page might need a note; it\'s in the OED (negus) as a sweetened drink made from port or wine - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2677, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1346, 'CUL/1/2/443', '1777-01-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 January 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from W. Riddell, concerning the case of Sir William Carr. Riddel is methodically tracking his intake and urine output in what appears to be an attempt to study diabetes.', 'Letter from W. Riddell, concerning the case of Sir William Carr. Riddel is methodically tracking his intake and urine output in what appears to be an attempt to study diabetes.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1442, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1347, 'CUL/1/2/444', '1777-01-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 January 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Cairnie, about a young man aged twenty-seven who after going to sea when twelve was treated for frequent venereal infections and now suffers from erectile dysfunction. Annotation indicates this was answered on the 17th January, and the recipe prescribed has been noted down here on the last page of the incoming letter.', 'Letter from John Cairnie, about a young man who, after frequent venereal infections as a young boy, suffers from erectile dysfunction. Sealed. Contains Cullenâ€™s answer from 17th January 1777 in the form of a recipe written on the seal-section of the letter. -RD ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1529, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1348, 'CUL/1/2/445', '1777-01-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 January 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Hugh Marsden concerning the case of \"Mr. G.\",  not his patient, but a friend. Marsden asks Cullen about his Bathing Machine and wishes a student would copy the description for him. Also states that \"Innoculation is in some parts of [the] Country fashionable\".', 'Letter from Hugh Marsden concerning the case of Mr. G. Marsden states that G. is not his patient, but friend. Marsden asks Cullen about his Bathing Machine and wishes a student would copy the description for him. Also states that \"Innoculation is in some parts of [the] Country fashionable\".', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1498, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1349, 'CUL/1/2/446', '1777-01-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 January 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Lord Aberdeen concerning the case of Lady Aberdeen.', 'Letter from Lord Aberdeen concerning the case of Lady Aberdeen.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1499, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1350, 'CUL/1/2/447', '1777-01-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 January 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Andrew Liddell, concerning the case of Miss Lexie Dunbar, the daughter of Sir Willliam Dunbar.', 'Letter from Andrew Liddell, concerning the case of Miss Lexie Dunbar, the daughter of Sir Willliam Dunbar.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 964, 1, 8, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1351, 'CUL/1/2/448', '1777-01-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 January 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Wood regarding the case of Master Bell, an infant of one year and nine months who cannot move his legs.', 'Letter from James Wood regarding the case of Master Bell, an infant of one year and nine months.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 985, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1352, 'CUL/1/2/449', '1777-01-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 January 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter to James Wood with directions for Master Bell. Cullen suggests the infant\'s ailment is \'paralytic from serous Colluvies affecting the Medulla Spinalis\'. He recommends friction and embrocation. Regarding diet, while the patient\'s age limits his suggestions, he advises \'milk meats without roots or greens and a little broth\' and that \'he may be the better of a spoonfull of Port and water once a day\'. <a href=\"docs.php?id=3988\">[DOC ID:3988]</a> is a rough draft of this with slight variations.', 'Letter to James Wood with directions for Master Bell, in reply to Letter ID 1351: letter 3988 is a rough draft with slight variations. Cullen suggests the infant\'s ailment is \'paralytic from serous Colluvies affecting the Medulla Spinalis\'. He recommends friction and embrocation. Regarding diet, while the patient\'s age limits his suggestions, he advises \'milk meats without roots or greens and a little broth\' and that \'he may be the better of a spoonfull of Port and water once a day\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 17:46:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1005, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1353, 'CUL/1/2/450', '1777-01-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 January 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Henry Lochhead concerning the case of Mr Russell. He gives more details on Mr Russell\'s genito-urinary symptoms, for which he has been taking mercury. Lochhead adds: \'With regard to myself I shall yet before I leave Scotland take the liberty of laying my education before you as I shall be happy to have yr opinion on it\'.', 'Letter from Henry Lochhead concerning the case of Mr Russell. He gives more details on Mr Russell\'s genito-urinary symptoms, for which he has been taking mercury. Lochhead adds: \'With regard to myself I shall yet before I leave Scotland take the liberty of laying my education before you as I shall be happy to have yr opinion on it\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 995, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1354, 'CUL/1/2/451', '1777-01-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 January 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Roger Herriot, replying to Letter ID 3919, seeking advice in the case of Rev. James Munro of Kinloss, on whom he has previously consulted Cullen. Rev. Munro is hemiplegic: the paralysed leg is swollen and he suffers from pains in the arm. He has been treated for fever and suffers from costiveness. Herriot discusses exercise with the \'Spring Deal\'. \'Electricity has been recommended, but a machine could not be got\'. ', 'Letter from Roger Herriot, replying to Letter ID 3919, seeking advice in the case of Rev. James Munro of Kinloss, on whom he has previously consulted Cullen. Rev. Munro is hemiplegic: the paralysed leg is swollen and he suffers from pains in the arm. He has been treated for fever and suffers from costiveness. Herriot discusses exercise with the \'Spring Deal\'. \'Electricity has been recommended, but a machine could not be got\'. [MMG]\n ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:37:23', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 923, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1355, 'CUL/1/2/452', '1777-01-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 January 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Ewart concerning the case of an unnamed male patient from Jamaica. Handstamp illegible, but possibly \'Dumfries\'.', 'Letter from James Ewart concerning the case of an unnamed male patient from Jamaica. Handstamp illegible, but possibly \'Dumfries\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2234, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1356, 'CUL/1/2/453', '1777-01-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 January 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Andrew Liddell concerning the case of Miss Lexie Dunbar, daughter of Sir William Dunbar.', 'Letter from Andrew Liddell concerning the case of Miss Lexie Dunbar, daughter of Sir William Dunbar. [David - the dateline at the end is odd, might need a footnote if you know why Liddell might have written in that way - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1584, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1357, 'CUL/1/2/454', '1777-01-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 January 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Walter Riddell concerning the case of Mr Carr (formerly Sir William Carr).', 'Letter from Walter Riddell concerning the case of Mr Carr.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1353, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1358, 'CUL/1/2/455', '1777-02-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 February 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr John Mudie concerning the case of an unnamed female patient with a menstrual cessation and various symptoms. He employs a midwife to perform an intimate proceedure.', 'Letter from John Mudie concerning the case of an unnamed female patient. \n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 953, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1359, 'CUL/1/2/456', '1777-02-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 February 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Turnbull concerning the case of Mr Allen.', 'Letter from William Turnbull concerning the case of Mr Allen.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2612, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1360, 'CUL/1/2/457', '1777-02-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 February 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Ligertwood, a young man of twenty-two, concerning his own case which he diagnoses as a nervous weakness caused by his excessive drinking and an addiction to venery. Phonetic spelling.', 'Letter from Robert Ligertwood, a young man of twenty-two, concerning his own case which he diagnoses as a nervous weakness caused by his excessive drinking and an addiction to venery. Phonetic spelling. Hand-delivered?', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 365, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1361, 'CUL/1/2/458', '1777-02-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 February 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply (in form of loose retained draft for entering in the \'casebook\') from Cullen to Mr Turnbull, concerning the case of Mr Allan. The contents was never transferred to the casebook.', 'Reply, in form of loose retained draft for entering in the \'casebook\' from Cullen to Mr Turnbull, concerning the case of Mr Allan. The contents was never transferred to the casebook.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1534, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1362, 'CUL/1/2/459', '1777-02-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 February 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Ewart concerning the case of an unnamed male patient.', 'Letter from James Ewart concerning the case of an unnamed male patient.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 968, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1363, 'CUL/1/2/460a', '1777-02-08', 'c', 'c', 'i', '8? February 1777', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Covering letter from John Davidson of Ravelrigg to arrange a meeting with Cullen, regarding the case of his brother-in-law Robert Sanderson, and mentioning his own symptoms of \'an irregular Gout\' and anxiety. He is staying at Mr Graham\'s house in Milne\'s Square.', 'Covering letter from John Davidson of Ravelrigg to arrange a meeting with Cullen, regarding the case of his brother-in-law Robert Sanderson, and mentioning his own symptoms of \'an irregular Gout\' and anxiety. He is staying at Mr Graham\'s house in Milne\'s Square. (Letters ID 1364 and 1365 are the enclosures). [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 895, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1364, 'CUL/1/2/460b', '1777-02-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 February 1777', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Sanderson to his brother-in-law John Davidson of Ravelrigg concerning his symptoms: a painful stiff neck brought on by cold (a draught from a press), low spirits and urinary problems. He says that he is glad the Davidsons are better, and refers to some financial business with his wife (Mr Davidson\'s sister) and with a Mr G. Home.', 'Letter from Robert Sanderson to his brother-in-law John Davidson of Ravelrigg regarding his symptoms: a painful stiff neck brought on by cold (a draught from a press), low spirits and urinary problems. He says that he is glad the Davidsons are better, and refers to some financial business with his wife (Mr Davidson\'s sister) and with a Mr G. Home. He encloses Dr John Lorrain\'s note on his case (Letter ID 1365)  [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 896, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1365, 'CUL/1/2/460c', '1777-02-08', 'c', 'i', 'i', '8? February? 1777', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr John Lorrain, concerning the case of Robert Sanderson. It was originally enclosed within Letter ID 1364, to Robert Sanderson\'s brother-in-law John Davidson of Ravelrigg, and in turn enclosed by him within Letter ID:1363 to William Cullen. Place of writing is inferred from Robert Sanderson writing ID: 1364 from Duns. ', 'Letter from Dr John Lorrain, concerning the case of Robert Sanderson. It was originally enclosed within Letter ID 1364, to Robert Sanderson\'s brother-in-law John Davidson of Ravelrigg, and in turn enclosed by him within Letter ID 1363 to William Cullen. Place of writing is inferred from Robert Sanderson writing ID 1364 from Duns. Mr Sanderson has a stiff neck, shoulder and arm, and numbness in the right leg and foot. He has been bled, leeched, and blistered. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:37:34', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 978, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1366, 'CUL/1/2/461', '1777-02-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 February 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Partial copy of a letter from Mrs Morison Sinclair, concerning the case of Mr Taylor, minister of Watten, who had written to Dr Williamson. Since then, he has \'passed a greater Quantity of Blood these Three weeks past then he did for Three Months before\', and has lost his appetite. His wife is unhappy that she cannot prevail upon him to send for the surgeon Mr Liddle or write directly to Williamson. Presumably Cullen must have been handed the whole of this letter (to an unknown addressee), but it is unclear exactly when and how.', 'Partial copy of a letter from Mrs Morison Sinclair, concerning the case of Mr Taylor, minister of Watten, who had written to Dr Williamson. Since then, he has \'passed a greater Quantity of Blood these Three weeks past then he did for Three Months before\', is in pain and has lost his appetite. He has stopped taking the Bark. His wife is unhappy that she cannot prevail upon him to send for the surgeon Mr Liddle or write directly to Williamson. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 979, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1367, 'CUL/1/2/462', '1777-02-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 February 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Quintin Thomson at Barskellie near Maybole concerning the case of Cullen\'s pupil  John Caldwell, who is \'very violent & ungovernable\' and is physically restrained.', 'Letter from Quintin Thomson at Barskellie near Maybole concerning the case of Cullen\'s pupil  John Caldwell who is violently mentally disturbed and has to be physically restrained.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2260, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1368, 'CUL/1/2/465', '1777-02-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 February 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Lorrain regarding the case of Mr [Robert] Sanderson.', 'Letter from John Lorrain regarding the case of Mr [Robert] Sanderson.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1406, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1369, 'CUL/1/2/466', '1777-02-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 February 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Sanderson to John Davidson, regarding his own case.', 'Letter from Robert Sanderson to John Davidson, regarding his own case.\n\nDestination revised to Milne\'s Square as per request from David.MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2381, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1370, 'CUL/1/2/467', '1777-02-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 February 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from W. Riddell concerning the case of W. Burnett.', 'Letter from W. Riddell concerning the case of W. Burnett.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1109, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1371, 'CUL/1/2/468', '1777-02-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 February 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Turnbull concerning the case of Mrs Younghusband, who is pregnant but (after narrowly avoiding miscarriage) is confined to her room and has a slight bloody discharge. He refers to her previously consulting Cullen about two years previously over gynaecological problems before a previous pregnancy (see Letter ID:509). He also refers to the continuing treatment of the vicar of Wooler, Rev. Cuthbert Allen, whom he had also referred to Cullen.', 'Letter from William Turnbull concerning the case of Mrs Younghusband, who is pregnant but (after narrowly avoiding miscarriage) is confined to her room and has a slight bloody discharge. He refers to her previously consulting Cullen about 2 years previously over gynaecological problems before a previous pregnancy (Letter ID 509). He also refers to the continuing treatment of the vicar of Wooler, Rev. Cuthbert Allen, whom he had also referred to Cullen. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:37:44', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 998, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1372, 'CUL/1/2/469', '1779-02-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 February 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George McCallum, concerning the case of Mrs Davison. ', 'Letter from George McCallum, concerning the case of Mrs Davison. [year changed from 1777 to 1779 because of annotation on p. 3 of letter. Recorded as guess for now because date on p.1 of letter looks like it could be 1778 (but possible the 8 is a 9) - EK] [Changed to \'certain\' because 1779 matches the other letter in case - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1243, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1373, 'CUL/1/2/470a', '1777-02-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 February 1777', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Lorrain, concerning the case of Mr [Robert] Sanderson. Covering letter for his letter to John Davidson (Doc [ID:1374]).', 'Letter from John Lorrain, concerning the case of Mr [Robert] Sanderson. Covering letter for his letter to John Davidson. - (Originally enclosed with covering letter to Cullen, Letter ID 1374 - [MMG])', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:37:54', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2688, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1374, 'CUL/1/2/470b', '1777-02-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 February 1777', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Brief covering note, dated \'Thursday night\', to Cullen from John Davidson, enclosing Letter ID:1373, dated 25 February (a Tuesday) from John Lorrain concerning the case of Mr Robert Sanderson. \'Mr Sanderson will be waiting with anxiety untill he has some further advice\'.', 'Brief covering note, dated \'Thursday night\', to Cullen from John Davidson, enclosing Letter ID 1373, dated 25 February (a Tuesday) from John Lorrain  concerning the case of Mr Robert Sanderson. \'Mr Sanderson will be waiting with anxiety untill he has some further advice\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:38:05', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1023, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1375, 'CUL/1/2/471', '1777-02-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 February 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Lorrain regarding the case of Mr Sanderson.', 'Letter from John Lorrain regarding the case of Mr Sanderson.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4817, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1376, 'CUL/1/2/472', '1777-02-00', 'c', 'i', NULL, 'February? 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, in form of a rough, corrected draft, listing \'Directions for Mr Burnet at Berwick\'. He suffers from sciatica and throbbing in his head, which he has had for over 30 years. He is a patient of James Wood. Cullen gives dietary and exercise advice, with recipes. Cullen says he disagrees with Dr George Cheyne\'s views on very light suppers.', 'Rough draft \'Directions for Mr Burnet at Berwick\'. He suffers from sciatica and throbbing in his head, which he has had for over 30 years. He is a patient of James Wood. Cullen gives dietary and exercise advice, with recipes. Cullen says he disagrees with Dr George Cheyne\'s views on suppers. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1088, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1377, 'CUL/1/2/473', '1778-03-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 March 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Hamilton of Bangour regarding the case of his daughter Polly. A short note to say the medicines have had not effect other than being laxative.', 'Letter from James Hamilton of Bangour regarding the case of his daughter. (See also Letter ID 1378: daughter is called Polly - MMG)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1535, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1378, 'CUL/1/2/474', '1778-03-07', 'i', 'i', 'i', '7? March? 1778?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, in the form of a retained loose draft, with directions for Miss Polly Hamilton, daughter of James Hamilton of Bangour, prescribing her a course of drinking sea water, mixed with spring water. Cullen gives guidance on collecting the sea water to be used. She is also to bathe in the sea. date inferred ono the bias of this being the reply to her father\'s letter of 3 March 1778 (Letter ID:1377). ', 'Reply, in the form of a retained loose draft, with directions for Miss Polly Hamilton, daughter of James Hamilton of Bangour, prescribing her a course of drinking sea water, mixed with spring water. Cullen gives guidance on collecting the sea water to be used. She is also to bathe in the sea. date inferred ono the bias of this being the reply to her father\'s letter of 3 March 1778\n (Letter ID:1377). DATE CHANGED TO 1778.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:38:16', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1112, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1379, 'CUL/1/2/475', '1777-03-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 March 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from W. Riddell concerning the continuing case of Sir William Carr, with brief mention of the progress of W. Barnett.', 'Letter from W. Riddell concerning the case of Sir William Carr.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1144, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1380, 'CUL/1/2/476', '1777-03-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 March 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Inglis [Hamilton] of Murdistoun, concerning the case of his sister Mrs Crawford.', 'Letter from Alexander Inglis [Hamilton] of Murdistoun, concerning the case of his sister Mrs Crawford.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1045, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1381, 'CUL/1/2/477', '1777-03-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 March 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Hall concerning the case of Mr. Robert Sanderson who became delirious and furious from the agonies of a severe headache after not heeding Hall\'s advice.  Postscript mentions Sanderson\'s brother-in-law, John Davidson of Ravelrigg. ', 'Letter from James Hall concerning the case of Mr. Robert Sanderson.  Postscript mentions Sanderson\'s brother-in-law, John Davidson of Ravelrigg. (I have deleted the previous note \'Letter from Robert Wallace concerning the case of Mrs Brown\', which seems to be erroneous).', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1149, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1382, 'CUL/1/2/478', '1777-03-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 March 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Wallace regarding the case of Mrs Brown.', 'Letter from Robert Wallace regarding the case of Mrs Brown.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1113, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1383, 'CUL/1/2/479', '1777-03-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 March 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from David Russell, regarding his own genito-urinary disorders.', 'Letter from David Russell, regarding his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1188, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1384, 'CUL/1/2/480', '1777-03-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 March 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Directions for Mr Stroke, by J. W. in Dundee.', 'Directions for Mr Stroke, by J. W. in Dundee.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1192, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1385, 'CUL/1/2/481', '1777-03-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 March 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Dunlop concerning the case of Mr Fergusson.', 'Letter from Alexander Dunlop concerning the case of Mr Fergusson.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1117, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1386, 'CUL/1/2/482', '1777-03-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 March 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Walter Riddell concerning the case of Sir William Carr of Etal, who is diabetic. His condition is getting worse: his weakness is increasing and he has developed some urinary incontinence. Riddell has written to Lady Erroll, Sir William\'s daughter, at his request. ', 'Letter from Dr Walter Riddell concerning the case of Sir William Carr of Etal, who is diabetic. His condition is getting worse: his weakness is increasing and he has developed some urinary incontinence. Riddell has written to Lady Erroll, Sir William\'s daughter, at his request. There is some damage to page 3. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1141, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1387, 'CUL/1/2/483', '1777-03-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 March 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Smith to John Smith, concerning the case of James\'s sister. She had also been attended by Dr Buckham and Mr Oliver.', 'Letter form James Smith to John Smith, concerning the case of James\'s sister. She had also been attended by Dr Buckham and Mr Oliver.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1118, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1388, 'CUL/1/2/484', '1777-03-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 March 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Walter Riddell concerning the case of Sir William Carr of Etal, who is growing weaker \'so that I think there is some reason to apprehend a fatal termination\'. His sister is staying with him: \'Sir William\'s sister, having enjoyed very bad health, is a great quack, and therefore, as you may suppose, very troublesome\', and keen on the prescription of cordials. Riddell asks Cullen to have some Pyrmont water sent to Cornhill for Sir William. Lord and Lady Erroll (Sir William\'s daughter) are expected to visit Etal.', 'Letter from Walter Riddell concerning the case of Sir William Carr of Etal, who is growing weaker \'so that I think there is some reason to apprehend a fatal termination\'. His sister is staying with him: \'Sir William\'s sister, having enjoyed very bad health, is a great quack, and therefore, as you may suppose, very troublesome\', and keen on the prescription of cordials. Riddell asks Cullen to have some Pyrmont water sent to Cornhill for Sir William. Lord and Lady Erroll (Sir William\'s daughter) are expected to visit Etal. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1140, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1389, 'CUL/1/2/485', '1777-03-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'March? 1777?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mr Parry concerning a query from a male associate of Mr Martineau; he wishes to marry a young lady whose grandmother and aunt were manic and whose uncle is a lunatic, and he is concerned these conditions might be hereditary.', 'Letter from Mr Parry concerning a query from a friend/patient of Mr Martineau; he wishes to marry a young lady whose grandmother and aunt were manic and whose uncle is a lunatic, and is concerned that she may inherit the conditions.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1199, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1390, 'CUL/1/2/486', '1777-01-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'January? 1777?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter, unsigned, concerning Mr Russell, aged 60 years almost certainly one or other of the two \'memos\' either mentioned or promised in Harry Lochhead\'s letter to Cullen of 27 January 1777  (ID:1353).', 'Unsigned letter concerning Mr Russell, aged 60 years.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 972, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1391, 'CUL/1/2/487', '1777-04-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 April 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Andrew Liddell concerning the case of Miss Lexie Dunbar.', 'Letter from Andrew Liddell concerning the case of Miss Lexie Dunbar.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1181, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1392, 'CUL/1/2/488', '1777-04-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 April 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Stevenson regarding the case of Mr Gardiner.', 'Letter from John Stevenson regarding the case of Mr Gardiner (See letter ID 374).', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1182, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1393, 'CUL/1/2/489', '1777-04-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 April 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Walker regarding the case of Miss Millar. \n', 'Letter from John Walker regarding the case of Miss Millar. \n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1186, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1394, 'CUL/1/2/490', '1777-04-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 April 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Sinclair of Latheron regarding his own case.', 'Letter from James Sinclair of Latheron regarding his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1189, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(1395, 'CUL/1/2/491', '1777-04-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 April 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Harry Bruce, concerning the case of Reverend George Munro, minister of Farr, who has suffered various complications, including inflammations and swellings of his legs, since becoming hemiplegic in September 1774. At that time he was being treated by Dr William Sinclair and the author, who had just served his apprenticeship. Bruce notes that \'there is no electrifying\nmachine to be got in this Country\'. The letter is to be presented to Cullen by Lady Reay. The author also asks Cullen if he would like to see his account of \'a petechial fever I had lately under my care, with some very bad symptoms; but which confirms some of your doctrines\'. ', 'Letter from Harry Bruce, concerning the case of Reverend George Munro, minister of Farr, who has suffered various complications, including inflammations and swellings of his legs, since becoming hemiplegic in September 1774. At that time he was being treated by Dr William Sinclair and the author, who had just served his apprenticeship. Bruce notes that \'there is no electrifying\nmachine to be got in this Country\' (i.e. county or district). The letter is to be presented to Cullen by Lady Reay. The author also asks Cullen if he would like to see his account of \'a petechial fever I had lately under my care, with some very bad symptoms; but which confirms some of your doctrines\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1163, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1396, 'CUL/1/2/492', '1777-04-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 April 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Alves concerning the case of Mrs Baillie.', 'Letter from John Alves concerning the case of Mrs Baillie.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1202, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1397, 'CUL/1/2/493', '1777-04-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 April 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter, or rather an enclosure headed \'Information for Captain Sinclair of Lybster, concerning Harpsdale\'s son\', young boy with tumours on his arms and legs.', 'Letter, or rather an enclosure headed \'Information for Captain Sinclair of Lybster, concerning Harpsdale\'s son\', young boy with tumours on his arms and legs.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1203, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1398, 'CUL/1/2/494', '1777-04-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 April 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Fergusson, concerning his own case. He has been following the Mercury and Cicuta course recomended by Cullen and William Chambers (sic for Chalmers), under the care of Alexander Dunlop. He asks how to proceed further to complete his cure, and asks Cullen to write to him c/o John Glassford.', 'Letter from Robert Fergusson, concerning his own case. He has been following the Mercury and Cicuta course recomended by Cullen and William Chambers (sic for Chalmers), under the care of Alexander Dunlop. He asks how to proceed further to complete his cure, and asks Cullen to write to him c/o John Glassford. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1164, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1399, 'CUL/1/2/495', '1777-05-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 May 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Henry Lochhead, concerning his own case. He continues to use bougies to treat his urinary problem but has recently experienced a new and severe pain when making water; he is willing to travel to Edinburgh as he only wants to speak with Cullen.', 'Letter from Henry Lochhead, concerning his own case; sent from Mrs Thomson\'s house (New Wynd). Post stamp reads \"Glasgow\" -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:38:27', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2476, 1, 7, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1400, 'CUL/1/2/496', '1777-05-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 May 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Alves concerning the case of Mrs Baillie.', 'Letter from John Alves concerning the case of Mrs Baillie.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1021, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1401, 'CUL/1/2/497', '1777-05-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 May 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Saunders in Banff. Discusses his own illness from 1760 to 1777. ', 'Letter from James Saunders in Banff. Discusses his own illness from 1760 to 1777. \n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1558, 1, 7, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1402, 'CUL/1/2/498', '1777-05-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 May 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Stevenson concerning the case of Mr Houstoun.', 'Letter from Alexander Stevenson concerning the case of Mr Houstoun', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1207, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1403, 'CUL/1/2/499', '1777-05-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 May 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Sir James Dunbar, regarding his own case.', 'Letter from Sir James Dunbar, regarding his own case. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1209, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1404, 'CUL/1/2/500', '1777-05-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 May 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Henry Lochhead concerning his own case.', 'Letter from Henry Lochhead concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:38:38', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1210, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1405, 'CUL/1/2/501', '1777-05-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 May 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Matthew Dobson regarding an unnamed male patient who has diabetes. Discusses Dr Joseph Priestley\'s character in a postscript.', 'Letter from Matthew Dobson regarding an unnamed male patient who has diabetes. [David, the Dr Priestley stuff in the postscript might need a note - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1122, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1406, 'CUL/1/2/502', '1777-05-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 May 1777', '', 'answered but not needing to be transcribed', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Jean Kirkpatrick concerning the case of her father, who has consulted Cullen. They have now gone to Shaws, by Drumlanrig, and he is under Mr Stewart\'s care. \'His wavering does not depend much upon the quantity of wine as He is sometimes as ill in that way when he takes but two glasses as with half a bottle. He never exceeds the a bottle in the day now &amp; seldom goes that length\'. A note in Cullen\'s handwriting adds that the letter is \'answered but not needing to be transcribed\'.', 'Letter from Jean Kirkpatrick concerning the case of her father, who has consulted Cullen. They have now gone to Shaws, by Drumlanrig, and he is under Mr Stewart\'s care. \'His wavering does not depend much upon the quantity of wine as He is sometimes as ill in that way when he takes but two glasses as with half a bottle. He never exceeds the a bottle in the day now &amp; seldom goes that length\'. She sends her compliments to \'Miss Peggie\' â€“ presumably one of the Cullen daughters. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1265, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1407, 'CUL/1/2/503', '1777-05-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 May 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Hamilton concerning the case of Mrs Whytlaw. He apologises for his delay in answering Cullen\'s letter of 5 May as he had been visiting Mr Campbell in Islay. He adds: \'I am under numerous engagements for Oxford but have found that of the many who have applied numbers have altered their views so that I am hopefull I may be able to serve your freinds\' He describes his dietary and exercise advice for Mrs Whytlaw, whose symptoms he believes to be hysterical: \'She has set her mind upon getting to the Country a Goat Whey expedition was projected I expected as much good from from the exercise as perhaps from the use of the Milk\'.', 'Letter from Thomas Hamilton concerning the case of Mrs Whytlaw. He apologises for his delay in answering Cullen\'s letter of 5 May as he had been visiting Mr Campbell in Islay. He adds: \'I am under numerous engagements for Oxford but have found that of the many who have applied numbers have altered their views so that I am hopefull I may be able to serve your freinds\' He describes his dietary and exercise advice for Mrs Whytlaw, whose symptoms he believes to be hysterical: \'She has set her mind upon getting to the Country a Goat Whey expedition was projected I expected as much good from from the exercise as perhaps from the use of the Milk\'. Letter 4071 is the response. [MMG]\n[David - the \'common black powders\' right at the end of the letter, just before the closer, might need a footnote - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1267, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1408, 'CUL/1/2/504', '1777-05-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 May 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Sturrock concerning his own case. His giddiness is increasing, and he decribes being bled and leeched, and suffering from vomiting. Stevenson, whom he describes as his \'surgeon\', suggests vomiting as treatment. He includes an outline of his own symptoms headed: \'Remarks on Ja Sturrock\'s distress\'.', 'Letter from James Sturrock concerning his own case. His giddiness is increasing, and he decribes being bled and leeched, and suffering from vomiting. Stevenson, whom he describes as his \'surgeon\', suggests vomiting as treatment. He includes an outline of his own symptoms headed: \'Remarks on Ja Sturrocks distress\'[MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1268, 1, 5, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1409, 'CUL/1/2/505', '1777-05-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 May 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Saunders concerning the case of the Gordons of Gight (maternal grandparents of Lord Byron). He has had care of the Baron since childhood. He has always been delicate, and has gout, stomach and nervous complaints, as well as an enlarged breast. Mrs Gordon has less severe health problems, but both seem to have been affected by the recent loss of one of their children.', 'Letter from James Saunders concerning the case of the Gordons of Gight (maternal grandparents of Lord Byron). He has had care of the Baron since childhood. He has always been delicate, and has gout, stomach and nervous complaints, as well as an enlarged breast. Mrs Gordon has less severe health problems, but both seem to have been affected by the recent loss of one of their children. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1089, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1410, 'CUL/1/2/506', '1777-05-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 May 1777', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Grant concerning the case of an unnamed female patient, aged about 50, who suffers from a painful bilious complaint: \'the Inacurices of the case I hope youll forgive as I know nothing of medicine.\' Two guinea notes were originally enclosed as payment. ', 'Letter from Alexander Grant concerning the case of an unnamed female patient, aged about 50, who suffers from a painful bilious complaint: \'the Inacurices of the case I hope youll forgive as I know nothing of medicine.\' Two guinea notes were originally enclosed as payment. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1269, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1411, 'CUL/1/2/507', '1777-05-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 May 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Catherine Beaumont at Broomhall, Dunfermline, concerning her infant son, who suffers from skin eruptions. These have broken out more extensively: \'I shall not attempt to apologize Sir for troubling you with these lines as you Expresst when at Edinburgh such Tenderness for the mother in the like Case, my feelings for my dear Infant in his present situation are very Great\'.', 'Letter from Catherine Beaumont at Broomhall, Dunfermline, concerning her infant son, who suffers from skin eruptions. These have broken out more extensively: \'I shall not attempt to apologize Sir for troubling you with these lines as you Expresst when at Edinburgh such Tenderness for the mother in the like Case, my feelings for my dear Infant in his present situation are very Great\' [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1270, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1412, 'CUL/1/2/508', '1777-05-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 May 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'T', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Saunders concerning Mr and Mrs Gordon of Gight, as well as the case of an unnamed male patient.', 'Letter from James Saunders concerning Mr and Mrs Gordon of Gight, as well as the case of an unnamed male patient.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1231, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1413, 'CUL/1/2/509', '1777-05-12', 'c', 'c', 'i', '12? May 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from \'Y. Z.\',  a patient suffering from pain and swelling in the testicles which he attributes to being \'taught [...] the practice of self-pollution\' in his youth. ', 'Letter from Y. L. [should be Y. Z. DS], a patient suffering from pain and swelling in the testicles which he attributes to being \'taught [...] the practice of self-pollution\' in his youth. The signature is torn off the foot of the letter. [Date is a guess based on date of WC\'s reply which is ID:4058 being dated 16th May DS] [David - suggest a footnote at the end to indicate the signature has likely been deliberately torn away? - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2417, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1414, 'CUL/1/2/510', '1777-06-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 June 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Lord Cochrane concerning the case of Captain Gilchrist. ', 'Letter from Lord Cochrane concerning the case of Captain Gilchrist, his father-in-law. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 971, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1415, 'CUL/1/2/511a', '1777-06-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 June 1777', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Turnbull regarding the case of Mrs Eliott, wife of the Curate of Bamburgh, aged 34, a mother of 4. She has chronic catarrh, diarrhÅ“a and menstrual complaints. He also comments on payments being sent from other shared patients, the Rev. Allen and Mrs Younghusband. Letter ID:1416 seems to have been sent along with this giving Rev. Elliott\'s case.', 'Letter from William Turnbull regarding the case of Mrs Eliott, wife of the Curate of Bamburgh, aged 34, a mother of 4. She has chronic catarrh, diarrhÅ“a and menstrual complaints. He also comments on payments being sent from Rev. Allen and Mrs Younghusband. Letter 1416 seems to have been sent along with this giving Rev. Elliott\'s case. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:38:50', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1271, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1416, 'CUL/1/2/511b', '1777-06-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 June 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Henry Elliott of Fowberry, concerning the case of his wife. Document 1415 was likely originally enclosed with this.', 'Letter from Henry Elliott of Fowberry, concerning the case of his wife. (Originally enclosed with Letter ID 1415 - [MMG])', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1230, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1417, 'CUL/1/2/512', '1777-06-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 June 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from G. Maxwell concerning the case of her daughter Jane. Place of handstamp illegible.', 'Letter from G. Maxwell concerning the case of her daughter Jane.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1232, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1418, 'CUL/1/2/513', '1777-06-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 June 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Lord Cochrane concerning the case of Captain Gilchrist, who seems to be dying.', 'Letter from Lord Cochrane concerning the case of Captain Gilchrist.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1233, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1419, 'CUL/1/2/514', '1777-06-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 June 1777', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Archibald Murray in Kirkcaldy, consisting of a covering letter as well as a case note on Mrs B.', 'Letter from Archibald Murray in Kirkcaldy, consisting of a covering letter as well as a case note on Mrs B.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 10:07:34', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1235, 1, 6, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'p'),
(1420, 'CUL/1/2/515', '1777-06-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 June 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Whyt(e) of Falkirk, concerning the case of John Morison, a poor widow\'s son, who lost his sight due to smallpox. He asks if Cullen may be able to help restore some sight, and refers to a similar case treated by an unnamed Edinburgh oculist. The letter was delivered by the child\'s mother.', 'Letter from Robert Whyt(e) of Falkirk, concerning the case of John Morison, a poor widow\'s son, who lost his sight due to smallpox. He asks if Cullen may be able to help restore some sight, and refers to a similar case treated by an unnamed Edinburgh oculist. The letter was delivered by the child\'s mother. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1359, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1421, 'CUL/1/2/516', '1777-06-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 June 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Sturrock, regarding his own case. He has been leeched, and described the progress of his stomach ailment and vomiting of bile. He is also being treated locally by Stevenson of Arbroath. ', 'Letter from James Sturrock, regarding his own case. He has been leeched, and described the progress of his stomach ailment and vomiting of bile. He is also being treated locally by Stevenson of Arbroath. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1360, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1422, 'CUL/1/2/517', '1777-06-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 June 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Sturrock, regarding the correspondent\'s own case.', 'Letter from James Sturrock, regarding the correspondent\'s own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1355, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1423, 'CUL/1/2/518', '1777-06-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 June 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Jasper Tough, regarding an unnamed male patient, a household servant, described as being epileptic and developing mania.', 'Letter from Jasper Tough, regarding an unnamed male patient, a household servant, described as being epileptic and now developing mania.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1304, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1424, 'CUL/1/2/519', '1777-07-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 July 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from B. M. Adamson regarding the case of Captain John Grey.', 'Letter from B. M. Adamson regarding the case of [Captain?] John Grey.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1307, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1425, 'CUL/1/2/520', '1777-07-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 July 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Hunter at Crooks\'s regarding his own case. ', 'Letter from John Hunter at Crooks\'s regarding his own case. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1312, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1426, 'CUL/1/2/521', '1777-07-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 July 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from B. M. Adamson regarding the case of Captain Grey. Adamson chides Cullen for not responding to his letter of the 19th June (untraced).', 'Letter from B. M. Adamson regarding the case of Captain Grey. [David - Adamson chides Cullen for not responding to his letter of the 19th Inst. Might need a footnote - we have no record of that letter, Adamson\'s previous one is dated the day before this - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1313, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1427, 'CUL/1/2/522', '1777-07-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 July 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from B. M. Adamson regarding the case of Captain Grey.', 'Letter from B. M. Adamson regarding the case of Captain Grey.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1314, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1428, 'CUL/1/2/523', '1777-07-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 July 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Rae, regarding his own case.\n', 'Letter from George Rae, regarding his own case.\n\n\'Islington Spa\' place added as mentioned. Previously it was wrongly in the database as just \'Islington\'. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1277, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1429, 'CUL/1/2/524', '1777-07-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from Herman Bluhm, regarding the use of lixivii causticum. Written in Latin, but addressed to Cullen in French.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1430, 'CUL/1/2/525', '1777-07-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 July 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Hunter to Doctor Monro, regarding his own case.', 'Letter from John Hunter to Doctor Monro, regarding his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1315, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1431, 'CUL/1/2/526', '1777-07-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 July 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Letter by Mr Balfour, titled \'Copy Directions for Mr Laing\'s sons Malcolm &amp; Mr Robert\'. He is writing \'As Dr Cullen who has been in the habit of advising for them, is in the Country\'. ', 'Letter by Mr Balfour, headed \'Copy Directions for Mr Laing\'s sons Malcolm &amp; Mr Robert\'. He is writing \'As Dr Cullen who has been in the habit of advising for them, is in the Country\'. [originally identified as having a possibly missing middle page, but it looks like this is a single sheet so I don\'t think so - jpb]', 'y', 'y', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1316, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1432, 'CUL/1/2/527', '1777-08-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 August 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Rev. Patrick Duff, concerning the case of his wife (Henrietta), who has been suffering from pains in the shoulder, swelling in the thigh, and sweats. She also spits blood, which he associates this with the fact she has ceased menstruating. A note by Henry Cullen mentions that three pound notes were enclosed.', 'Letter from Rev. Patrick Duff, concerning the case of his wife (Henrietta), who has been suffering from pains in the shoulder, swelling in the thigh, and sweats. She also spits blood, which he associates this with the fact she has ceased menstruating. He refers to trying an \'American Cure contained in the annual Register of the Year 1763\'. A note by Henry Cullen mentions that three pound notes were enclosed, and adds that \'They would not have been sent had they not been Aberdeen notes\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1361, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1433, 'CUL/1/2/528', '1777-07-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'July 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mr Buchanan regarding his own case, containing a copy of a letter signed by A. Dunlop on the same case. Possibly incomplete, but no more pages exist in the archive.', 'Letter from Mr Buchanan regarding his own case, containing a copy of a letter signed by A. Dunlop on the same case. Possibly incomplete.', 'y', 'y', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1317, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1434, 'CUL/1/2/529', '1777-08-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 August 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Edward Burrow regarding his son, a Cornet in Lord Robert Manners\' Regiment of Dragoons (3rd [Prince of Wales\'s} Dragoon Guards). The boy had been taken ill with diarrhoea on leave in Hull (his mother\'s home town) and has had recurrences. He is now in Kilmarnock. Mr Burrow asks for advice which he can forward to his son. ', 'Letter from Edward Burrow regarding his son, a Cornet in Lord Robert Manners\' Regiment of Dragoons (3rd (Prince of Wales\'s) Dragoon Guards). The boy had been taken ill with diarrhoea on leave in Hull (his mother\'s home town) and has had recurrences. He is now in Kilmarnock. Mr Burrow asks for advice which he can forward to his son. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1362, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1435, 'CUL/1/2/530', '1777-08-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 August 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Rev. Patrick Duff regarding the continuing case of his wife. He asks Cullen to send him some Dover\'s Powders, because of the difficulty of obtaining them locally: \'There is indeed an Apothecary who pretends to sell Dovers Powder: but he does not say that he\nhas imported it from London &amp; confesses very frankly that he makes it up himself.', 'Letter from Rev. Patrick Duff regarding the continuing case of his wife. He asks Cullen to send him some Dover\'s Powders, because of the difficulty of obtaining them locally: \'There is indeed an Apothecary who pretends to sell Dovers Powder: but he does not say that he\nhas imported it from London &amp; confesses very frankly that he makes it up himself.\' [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1364, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1436, 'CUL/1/2/531', '1777-08-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 August 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Sturrock regarding his own case.', 'Letter from James Sturrock regarding his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1289, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1437, 'CUL/1/2/532', '1777-08-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 August 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from B. M. Adamson regarding the case of Captain Grey.', 'Letter from B. M. Adamson regarding the case of Captain Grey.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1290, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1438, 'CUL/1/2/533', '1777-08-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 August 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Francis Garden, Lord Gardenstone regarding his own case, in which he gives a full account of the \'weak state of his nerves\' since childhood and explains his struggles to manage various episodes marked by some disconcerting \'fits\' of mental anxiety.', 'Letter from Lord Gardenstone regarding his own case, in which he gives avery full account of the \'weak state of his nerves\' since childhood and explains his struggles to manage various episodes marked by some disconcerting \'fits\' of mental anxiety. [St Katherine\'s probably the house at Liberton by the Balm Well. DS]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1336, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1439, 'CUL/1/2/534', '1777-09-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 September 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Archibald Murray, regarding the case of Miss Aytoun of Inchdarny.', 'Letter from Archibald Murray, regarding the case of Miss Aytoun of Inchdarny.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1439, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1440, 'CUL/1/2/535', '1777-09-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 September 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Henderson regarding his own case.', 'Letter from William Henderson regarding his own case. [Haven\'t linked Pilmuir. Not sure where it is (or was). Somewhere near Dunfermline? LMcC] [I\'ve linked it, as had had it added with another letter on this case - near Leven, Fife. MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1456, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1441, 'CUL/1/2/536', '1777-09-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 September 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from David Goodsir regarding the progress of William Henderson\'s case. Goodsir reports on Henderson\'s excretory system, the effects of medication and exercise, and the seton in his back.', 'Letter from David Goodsir regarding the progress of William Henderson\'s case. Goodsir reports on Henderson\'s excretory system, the effects of medication and exercise, and the seton in his back. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1441, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1442, 'CUL/1/2/537', '1777-09-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 September 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from B. M. Adamson regarding the case of Captain Grey, whose family is concerned at his abdominal swelling. Adamson fears that tapping the dropsy may be in vain, given his increasing weakness. \n', 'Letter from B. M. Adamson regarding the case of Captain Grey, whose family is concerned at his abdominal swelling. Adamson fears that tapping the dropsy may be in vain, given his increasing weakness. He still hopes that something may be done. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1443, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1443, 'CUL/1/2/538', '1777-09-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 September 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Archibald Murray regarding the case of Miss Aytoun. The blister she has had is to be allowed to heal. He appends a day-by-day account of her progress over the past few days, with breathing problems, abdominal griping and thirst, and the increasing dosage of anodyne drops which she has been given. ', 'Letter from Archibald Murray regarding the case of Miss Aytoun. The blister she has had is to be allowed to heal. He appends a day-by-day account of her progress over the past few days, with breathing problems, abdominal griping and thirst, and the increasing dosage of anodyne drops which she has been given. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1444, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1444, 'CUL/1/2/539', '1777-09-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 September 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Matthew Dobson in Liverpool, regarding the case of an unnamed male patient, a gouty bachelor of 50 with \'a very singular Gleet\', for which he has tried a wide range of remedies, inclusing Buxton water (internally and externally). Dobson also tells Cullen he has come across \'some cases of a kind of chronic apthÃ¦ affecting the tongue &amp; Lips\', and asks his advice on these, also.', 'Letter from Matthew Dobson in Liverpool, regarding the case of an unnamed male patient, a gouty bachelor of 50 with \'a very singular Gleet\', for which he has tried a wide range of remedies, inclusing Buxton water (internally and externally). He also tells Cullen he has come across \'some cases of a kind of chronic apthÃ¦ affecting the tongue &amp; Lips\', and asks his advice on these, also.  [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1445, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1445, 'CUL/1/2/540', '1777-09-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 September 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Archibald Murray concerning the case of Miss Aytoun.', 'Letter from Archibald Murray concerning the case of Miss Aytoun.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1634, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1446, 'CUL/1/2/541a', '1777-09-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 September 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from David Goodsir, regarding the case of Mr Henderson.', 'Letter from David Goodsir, regarding the case of Mr Henderson.\n\nIf Polmont is clear on image 1 then add the place. MH [It\'s \'Pilmuir\' - have added - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1407, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1447, 'CUL/1/2/541b', '1777-09-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 September 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Henderson to David Goodsir regarding his own case. He requests remedies for excessive sweating, and expresses concern at being unable to make water and abdominal soreness.', 'Letter from William Henderson to David Goodsir regarding his own case. He requests remedies for excessive sweating, and expresses concern at being unable to make water and abdominal soreness. [MMG] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1446, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1448, 'CUL/1/2/542', '1777-09-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 September 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note regarding Miss Gordon at Kennethmont.', 'Case note regarding Miss Gordon of Kennethmont.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1801, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1449, 'CUL/1/2/543', '1777-10-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 October 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Archibald Murray regarding Miss Aytoun.', 'Letter from Archibald Murray regarding Miss Aytoun.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1692, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1450, 'CUL/1/2/544', '1777-10-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 October 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Livingston, concerning the case of Lord Erroll.', 'Letter from Thomas Livingston, concerning the case of Lord Erroll.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1408, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1451, 'CUL/1/2/545', '1777-10-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 October 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from David Goodsir regarding the case of Mr Henderson.', 'Letter from David Goodsir regarding the case of Mr Henderson', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1410, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1452, 'CUL/1/2/546', '1777-10-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 October 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Wemyss regarding the case of Mrs Donaldson.', 'Letter from William Wemyss regarding the case of Mrs Donaldson.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1458, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1453, 'CUL/1/2/547', '1777-10-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 October 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Livingston regarding the case of Lord Erroll.', 'Letter from Thomas Livingston regarding the case of Lord Erroll.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1415, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1454, 'CUL/1/2/548', '1777-10-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 October 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Hamilton regarding the case of Miss McMurdo.', 'Letter from William Hamilton regarding the case of Miss McMurdo', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1418, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1455, 'CUL/1/2/549', '1777-10-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 October 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Livingston regarding the case of Mrs Gordon who has a uterine disorder with water retention.', 'Letter from Thomas Livingston regarding the case of Mrs Gordon who has a uterine disorder with water retention. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1420, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1456, 'CUL/1/2/550', '1777-10-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 October 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Archibald Murray regarding the case of Miss Aytoun.', 'Letter from Archibald Murray regarding the case of Miss Aytoun', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1428, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1457, 'CUL/1/2/551', '1777-10-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 October 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Archibald Murray regarding the case of Miss Aytoun.', 'Letter from Archibald Murray regarding the case of Miss Aytoun ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1431, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1458, 'CUL/1/2/552', '1777-10-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 October 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Fleming regarding his own case, and also asking for Cullen\'s support in getting his son admitted as a dresser at the [Edinburgh] Infirmary. ', 'Letter from John Fleming regarding his own case, and also asking for Cullen\'s support in getting his son admitted as a dresser at the Infirmary. [David - \'dresser\', in first paragraph, probably needs a footnote - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1434, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1459, 'CUL/1/2/553', '1777-10-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 October 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Home regarding the case of Mr Heriot of Ladykirk.', 'Letter from William Home regarding the case of Mr Heriot of Ladykirk', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1435, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1460, 'CUL/1/2/554', '1777-10-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 October 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Hall concerning the case of Mrs and Miss Moodie and briefly mentioning Lord Erroll.', 'Letter from Thomas Hall concerning the case of Mrs and Miss Moodie and mentioning Lord Erroll.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1467, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1461, 'CUL/1/2/555', '1777-10-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'October 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Matthew Dobson in Liverpool, regarding a case from February 1775. Mr C\'s young son was cured of \'hydrocephalus internus\', which had previously killed other siblings. The boy was dosed with mercury to induce salivation and also rubbed with mercurial ointments.', 'Letter from Matthew Dobson in Liverpool, regarding a case from February 1775. Mr C\'s young son was cured, against the odds, of \'hydrocephalus internus\', which had previously killed other siblings. The boy was dosed with mercury to induce salivation and also rubbed with mercurial ointments. [MMG] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1824, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1462, 'CUL/1/2/556', '1777-11-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 November 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Carlyle concerning an unnamed male patient, a relative of his, who has had some sort of stroke and is now having mental blackouts. A substantial, detailed account. He briefly mentions another patient, Miss Waugh.', 'Letter from George Carlyle concerning an unnamed male patient, a relative of his, who has had some sort of stroke and lost his memory. A substantial, detailed account. He briefly mentions other patients, Mrs Bowes and Miss Waugh.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1494, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1463, 'CUL/1/2/557', '1777-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1777?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from an unnamed (male?) patient regarding his own case, symptoms of which include worms and a vertigo or \'sweeming in the head\'; a friend, Alexander Hart, is to give more details. Letter is unsigned. Hart may have carried this document to Cullen.', 'Letter from an unnamed (male?) patient regarding his own case, symptoms of which include worms and a vertigo or \'sweeming in the head\'; a friend, Alexander Hart, is to give more details. Letter is unsigned. Original record had Hart himself as the patient, but what looks like a signature seems on closer examination to be the name of a friend. Hart may have carried this document to Cullen. DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 989, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1464, 'CUL/1/2/558', '1776-00-00', 'c', NULL, NULL, '1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from an unnamed 32 year old male patient who writes an intimate letter reporting his concerns over his propensity to erections and nocturnal emissions.', 'Letter from an unnamed correspondent regarding his own case of propensity to errections and nocturnal emissions. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1561, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1465, 'CUL/1/2/559', '1773-03-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'March? 1773?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Directions for Mr Christie at Montrose in response to previous queries related to scurvy. Patient travels a great deal by sea (New York and Bermuda are mentioned).', 'Directions for Mr Christie at Montrose in response to previous queries related to scurvy. Patient travels a lot by sea (to New York, Bermudas); probably the merchant Thomas Christie. Recipe on the back. -RD\n[I\'ve changed the dates to inferred for March 1773, as it seems to be a reply to Christie\'s 1773 letter in same case in which he proposes travelling to Bermuda or New York - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 13:55:28', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1665, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1466, 'CUL/1/2/560', '1777-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1777?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned, substantial letter concerning the case of an unnamed female patient, aged 19, whose disorders involving vomiting partly began out of grief over the death of a sister.', 'Unsigned, substantial letter concerning the case of an unnamed female patient, aged 19 whose disorders partly began out of grief over the death of a sister. I have made a preliminary search fro the covering letter but this ought to be checked agin [hand-wriiting might be identifiable] DS\nChange in ink after addressee asks for advice; could be Cullenâ€™s reply on the same letter but looks like the same or a very similar handwriting.-RD\n[Yes, looks like a case note that should be enclosed in another letter, although hard to find a match when the date is so tenuous - JPB]\n\nNOPLACES', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1729, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1467, 'CUL/1/2/561', '1779-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1779?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter by an  unnamed correspondent, a man in his 20s, concerning his own case, giving details from winter 1774 to June of 1776. Dating based entirely upon limited internal evidence.', 'Letter by an  unnamed correspondent, a 20-year-old man, concerning his own case, giving details from winter 1774 to June of 1776. Dating based entirely upon limited internal evidence.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2555, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1468, 'CUL/1/2/562', '1778-01-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 January 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Richard Rose, Cornet in the King\'s Dragoon Guards, [mistakenly] addressed to \'John Cullen\'. The letter concerns his own case, and mentions taking \'your Prescription for the complaint in my Bladder\'.', 'Letter from Richard Rose, Cornet in the King\'s Dragoon Guards, addressed to \'John Cullen\'. The letter concerns his own case, and mentions taking \'your Prescription for the complaint in my Bladder\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1892, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1469, 'CUL/1/2/563', '1778-01-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 January 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Logan concerning the case of Mr Kennedy\' of Pinmore\'s son who has developmental problems.', 'Letter from Thomas Logan concerning the case of Mr Kennedy\'s son', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1481, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1470, 'CUL/1/2/564', '1778-01-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 January 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Taitt concerning the case of Mrs Thomson.', 'Letter from William Taitt concerning the case of Mrs Thomson', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1500, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1471, 'CUL/1/2/565', '1778-01-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 January 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Short concerning the case of Mr John Key.', 'Letter from John Short concerning the case of John Key.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1504, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1472, 'CUL/1/2/566', '1778-01-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 January 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Wemyss concerning the case of his son William, who is now 28 but \'had always delicate weak nerves from 6 or 7 years old\'.', 'Letter from Alexander Wemyss concerning the case of his son William, who is now 28 but \'had always delicate weak nerves from 6 or 7 years old\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1503, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1473, 'CUL/1/2/567', '1778-01-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 January 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from \'W. R.\', who became ill while travelling from Virginia to New York. Erratic punctuation with stops being employed, effectively, as commas has been ratained.', 'Letter from \'W. R.\', who became ill while travelling from Virginia to New York.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1640, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1474, 'CUL/1/2/568', '1778-01-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 January 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Marshall, giving the case of David Dundas at the request of Miss Hamilton of Westburn. He has had some sort of epileptic seizure.', 'Letter from Robert Marshall, giving the case of David Dundas at the request of Miss Hamilton of Westburn (where Dundas is a long-term houseguest ?). He has had some sort of epileptic seizure. - Dundas will be a relative. Mrs Hamilton is a Dundas. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1644, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1475, 'CUL/1/2/569', '1778-01-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 January 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from C. Robertsone concerning the case of Mrs Keir of Wester Rhynd.', 'Letter from C. Robertsone concerning the case of Mrs Keir of Wester Rhynd.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1645, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1476, 'CUL/1/2/570', '1778-01-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 January 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Johnstone, surgeon in Coldstream, regarding the case of John Hunter of Crooks, whom he has visited. Hunter\'s dropsical legs are leaking, and \'The sharpness of the discharge has Excoriate his Legs from the ancle joint up almost to his knee\'. He asks Cullen\'s advice. Hunter attributes his condition to a \'scorbutic humour\'. ', 'Letter from William Johnstone, surgeon in Coldstream, regarding the case of John Hunter of Crooks, whom he has visited. Hunter\'s dropsical legs are leaking, and \'The sharpness of the discharge has Excoriate his Legs from the ancle joint up almost to his knee\'. He asks Cullen\'s advice. Hunter attributes his condition to a \'scorbutic humour\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1472, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1477, 'CUL/1/2/571', '1778-01-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 January 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Gavin Fullarton concerning the case of the son and daughter-in-law of their former patient Alexander McDonald. Alexander McDonald his bringign his son to Edinburgh to see Cullen. Mr McDonald Jr. is in his early 30s, and described as \'a chip of the old Block\'. Soon after treatment for a venereal throat infection, he married and travelled to Norway. He has since had a stroke which has left him speechless and hemiplegic, and he has sores. His wife also now has a sore on her leg. Fullarton outlines the treatments both patients have received.', 'Letter from Gavin Fullarton concerning the case of the son and daughter-in-law of their former patient Alexander McDonald. Alexander McDonald his bringign his son to Edinburgh to see Cullen. Mr McDonald jr is in his early 30s, and described as \'a chip of the old Block\' in terms of venereal infections. Soon after treatment for a venereal throat infection, he married and travelled to Norway. He has since had a stroke which has left him speechless and hemiplegic, and he has sores. His wife also now has a sore on her leg. He outlines the treatments both patients have received. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1473, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(1478, 'CUL/1/2/572', '1778-01-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 January 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Henry Lochhead, concerning his own case. He describes his experience with using bougies for urinary problems. He also refers to his business difficulties related to the bankruptcy of Buchanan, Hastie & Co., and the fact he has to travel to America, despite \'the disorder that yet prevails in that country\'. He is going to be incognito because of the bankruptcy-related issues.', 'Letter from Henry Lochhead, concerning his own case. He describes his experience with using bougies for urinary problems. He also refers to his business difficulties related to the bankruptcy of Buchanan, Hastie &amp; Co., and the fact he has to travel to America, despite \'the disorder that yet prevails in that country\'. He is going to be incognito because of the bankruptcy-related issues.(Possibly footnote T M Devine, \'Exploring the Scottish Past: Themes in the History of Scottish Society\', p. 86 on the Buchanan &amp; Hastie case ? Do they need entries as people?)[MMG] \n\n[David - I don\'t think Buchanan and Hastie need adding as people, although the bankruptcy mentioned on p.3 could do with a footnote, as could the \'disorder\' prevalent in America on p.1 - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:39:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1474, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1479, 'CUL/1/2/573', '1778-01-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 January 1778', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from J. Macnab enclosing a description of the case of his mother Katharine, a 52-year-old mother of 20, who suffers painful attacks that cause episodes of jaundice. He had intended \'that Dr Graham at Stirling shall make up a proper Case for Consulting Dr. Cullen but her situation is so alarming [...] that J. Macnab is afraid to delay\'. ', 'Letter from J. Macnab enclosing a description of the case of his mother Katharine, a 52-year-old mother of 20, who suffers painful attacks that cause episodes of jaundice. He had intended \'that Dr Graham at Stirling shall make up a proper Case for Consulting Dr. Cullen but her situation is so alarming [...] that J. Macnab is afraid to delay\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1475, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1480, 'CUL/1/2/574', '1778-01-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 January 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Short concerning the case of John Key, whom he is treating for a consumptive condition. Short describes Key as \'a young man of great spirit\' who \'holds all these pulmonic complaints but in a triffling view in comparison to his supposed Venereal taint\', to which he attributes his leg pains. Short is seeking Cullen\'s advice on Key\'s behalf, as to whether he should take a mercury course.', 'Letter from John Short concerning the case of John Key, whom he is treating for pulmonary tuberculosis. Short describes his continued spitting of blood and mucus, and chest-pains. \'As he is a young man of great spirit he holds all these pulmonic complaints but in a triffling view in comparison to his supposed Venereal taint\', to which he attributes his leg pains. Short is seeking Cullen\'s advice on Key\'s behalf, as to whether he should take a mercury course. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1476, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1481, 'CUL/1/2/575', '1778-01-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 January 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from W. Riddell concerning an unnamed female patient. Date in annotation on reverse seems to be incorrect.', 'Letter from W. Riddell concerning an unnamed female patient. Date in annotation on reverse seems to be incorrect.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1548, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1482, 'CUL/1/2/576', '1778-01-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 January 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Kerr concerning Mr Kennedy\'s son. He copies a paragraph of a letter from Kennedy, giving further information on the child\'s case.', 'Letter from William Kerr concerning Mr Kennedy\'s son. He copies a paragraph of a letter from Kennedy, giving further information on the child\'s case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1527, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1483, 'CUL/1/2/577', '1778-02-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 February 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Riddell concerning the case of an unnamed female patient with abdominal pains who is subsequently examined by a midwife who detects a dangerously morbid uterine condition.', 'Letter from William Riddell concerning the case of an unnamed female patient with abdominal pains who is subsequently examined by a midwife who detects a dangerously morbid uterine condition.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1656, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1484, 'CUL/1/2/578', '1778-02-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 February 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Nicholas Tyzack, regarding his own case.', 'Letter from Nicholas Tyzack, regarding his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1626, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1485, 'CUL/1/2/579', '1778-02-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 February 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned letter concerning the case of an unnamed female patient [now identified from the place of writing as Mrs Cathcart]. The handwriting resembles that of her husband, Robert Cathcart of Genoch. Sent as enclosure by her brother, John Buchan, WS, in Document: 1491. ', 'Letter from an unnamed correspondent, concerning the case of an unnamed female patient identified from the place as Mrs Cathcart. DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 10:09:23', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1628, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'p'),
(1486, 'CUL/1/2/580', '1778-02-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 February 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, a draft in Cullen\'s own handwriting for an unnamed female patient [almost certainly Mrs Cathcart] with spasmodic asthma.', 'Reply, a draft from in Cullen\'s own handwriting for an unnamed female patient with spasmodic asthma. I have looked at the immediate, preceding incoming letters for this month and none match, but worth checking again later as some undated letter might eventually tally . DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1630, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1487, 'CUL/1/2/581', '1778-02-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 February 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Isabel Gordon, Lady Kincragie, regarding the case of her eldest daughter Sarah. Phonetic spelling throughout.', 'Letter from Isabel Gordon, Lady Kincragie, regarding the case of her eldest daughter Sarah.\n\nimages reordered. 3 at end. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1632, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1488, 'CUL/1/2/582', '1778-02-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 February 1778', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Orr to his friend Robert Cullen, seeking \'your Worthy Fathers opinion &amp; direction\' regarding his own case, a venereal ailment which \'originated from an unfortunate connection with an unfortunate fair one\'. The \'enclosed case made out by my surgeon\' is ID:1489. He begs that Robert will burn the letter. ', 'Letter from James Orr to his friend Robert Cullen, seeking \'your Worthy Fathers opinion &amp; direction\' regarding his own case, a venereal ailment which \'originated from an unfortunate connection with an unfortunate fair one\'. The \'enclosed case made out by my surgeon\' is ID:1489. He begs that Robert will burn the letter. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2176, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1489, 'CUL/1/2/583', '1778-02-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 February 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of Mr Orr. Enclosure with ID:1488.', 'Letter form Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of Mr Orr. Enclosure with ID:1488.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1636, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1490, 'CUL/1/2/584', '1778-02-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 February 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note of an unnamed 50-year-old male patient annotated  \'answered in March\' but no obvious case-book entry (though could be Lidderdale, Letter 4234). Despite captial \'T\' mid-sentence at the top of page 2, there appears to be no page missing. Erratic punctuation - including what might be mere inks spots - has been retained throughout.\n ', 'Case note of an unnamed 50-year-old male patient annotated  \'answered in March\' but no obvious case-book entry. but could be Lidderdale, Letter 4234 \n\nNOPLACES', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1638, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1491, 'CUL/1/2/585', '1778-02-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 February 1778', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Buchan regarding the case of Mrs Cathcart. Covering letter for Document ID:1485. The original of Cullen\'s reply is found in the National Records of Scotland, GD 180/654 (Papers of Cathcart Family of Genoch and Knockdolian).', 'Letter from John Buchan regarding the case of Mrs Cathcart. Covering letter for a missing case note (now traced; see Case linkage DS).\n[Document referred to, \'your Queries\' where Cullen got Mrs Cathcart\'s name wrong, untraced - JPB]\n[Cullenâ€™s reply is in SRO GB 234 GB180/654 Papers of Cathcart Family of Genoch and Knockdolian. DS]\n[David - do you want to add that as footnote or in document description? - JPB] The mistake in the name is in the annotation in Doc ID 1794 - \"Mr Buchan\'s sister Mrs Ross\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:39:11', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1639, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1492, 'CUL/1/2/586', '1778-02-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 February 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, responding to Letter ID:4217, concerning the case of Mr (James) Orr, who has been treated with mercury for genital and throat ulcers which Taylor is sure are venereal in origin. ', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, responding to Letter 4217, concerning the case of Mr (James) Orr, who has been treated with mercury for genital and throat ulcers which Taylor is sure are venereal in origin. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:39:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1516, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1493, 'CUL/1/2/587', '1778-02-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 February 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Anna Innes concerning the case of her sister Jean (Jane), who has a hectic cough (consumption).', 'Letter from Anna Innes concerning the case of her sister', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1497, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1494, 'CUL/1/2/588', '1778-02-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 February 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Patrick Campbell concerning the case of his brother, making the excuse of being in the tavern till 4am for not keeping an appointment at 12.30.', 'Letter from Patrick Campbell concerning the case of his brother, making the excuse of being in the tavern till 4 for not keeping an appointment at 12.30.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1693, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1495, 'CUL/1/2/589', '1778-02-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 February 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Andrew Liddell concerning the case of Mrs Sinclair, a 29-year old mother of three, suffering from emaciation, cough and diarrhoea. \'From a prejudice at medicines, she concealed the present complaint for some time\'. She is now so weak that \'she cannot walk the stairs, &amp; scarcely thro\' the room, without support\'.', 'Letter from Andrew Liddell concerning the case of Mrs Sinclair, a 29-year old mother of three, suffering from emaciation, cough and diarrhoea. \'From a prejudice at medicines, she concealed the present complaint for some time\'. She is now so weak that \'she cannot walk the stairs, &amp; scarcely thro\' the room, without support\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1517, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1496, 'CUL/1/2/590', '1778-02-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 February 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Henry Lochhead regarding his own case. He describes his history of venereal and urinary tract problems and their treatments back to summer 1773. He discusses in particular his experiences with using bougies, and his treatment by a Dr Bland, whom he describes as a pupil of Cullen. From the internal evidence of the letter, Lochhead is presently staying in lodgings on Nicolson Street. Presumably because of his business troubles (see Letter 1478), he is still incognito and using the name \'Logan\'.', 'Letter from Henry Lochhead regarding his own case. He describes his history of venereal and urinary tract problems and their treatments back to summer 1773. He discusses in particular his experiences with using bougies, and his treatment by a Dr Bland, whom he describes as a pupil of Cullen. From the internal evidence of the letter, Lochhead is presently staying in lodgings on Nicolson Street. Presumably because of his business troubles (see Letter 1478), he is still incognito and using the name \'Logan\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:39:32', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1507, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1497, 'CUL/1/2/591', '1778-02-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 February 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Anna Innes regarding the case of her sister, Jean (Jane), who shows symptoms of being consumptive.', 'Letter from Anna Innes regarding the case of her sister', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1685, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1498, 'CUL/1/2/592', '1778-02-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 February 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Rev. Henry Elliott, regarding the case of his wife, who was \'seized with a kind of fever (often delirious)\' after childbirth.', 'Letter from Rev. Henry Elliott, regarding the case of his wife, who was \'seized with a kind of fever (often delirious)\' after childbirth. [David - the \'Directions how to cook herself\' line near the start is really odd and might warrant a note - not a construction I\'ve heard before! - jpb] I think it is just a slip for \'conduct\' DS\'   \n\nImages re-ordered. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1513, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1499, 'CUL/1/2/593', '1778-02-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 February 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Lady Rosebery, Barnbogle Castle [near Dalmeny], asking for advice on inoculating her eldest child against smallpox.', 'Letter from Lady Rosebery, Barnbogle Castle [near Dalmeny], asking for advice on inoculating her eldest child against smallpox.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1723, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1500, 'CUL/1/2/594', '1778-02-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'February 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Archibald MacNeill to a Mrs Nimmo, concerning the case of his wife, which she was to communicate to Cullen and passed the whole letter on. Some members of family and friends are mentioned but not named, just \'your sister\', or \'The Governess\'. The letter mentions friends who are ill and some gossip regarding Mrs Nimmo\'s sister and a lodger Mr Boyd.', 'Letter from Archibald MacNeill to a Mrs Nimmo, concerning the case of his wife, which she was to communicate to Cullen and passed the whole letter on. Some members of family and friends are mentioned but not named, just \'your sister\', or \'The Governess\'. The letter mentions friends who are ill and some gossip regarding Mrs Nimmo\'s sister and a lodger Mr Boyd - I\'ve put them in the database just in case -SH. [Have requested images be rearranged on this, but transcription will need to be edited to match - JPB] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1754, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1501, 'CUL/1/2/595', '1778-03-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 March 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mark Synnot, in Dublin, regarding the case of Mrs Synnot.', 'Letter from Mark Synnot, in Dublin, regarding the case of Mrs Synnot.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1891, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1502, 'CUL/1/2/596', '1778-03-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 March 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Stephen regarding the case of Miss Innes. The letter states that Miss Innes consulted Cullen the previous summer (ie 1777) about a cough.', 'Letter from Thomas Stephen regarding the case of Miss Innes. Several lines detailing pulse, which I felt too long to put between tags (page 2). SH The letter states that Miss Innes consulted Cullen the previous Summer (ie 1777) about a cough.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1761, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1503, 'CUL/1/2/597', '1778-03-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 March 1778', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Anna Innes concerning the case of her sister. Document 1502 was originally enclosed with this.', 'Letter form Anna Innes concerning the case of her sister. Addressee is unnamed but it replies to a letter of February 27th from Cullen. No image of the address leaf. ENCLOSURE: letter ID 1502. (FM)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2305, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1504, 'CUL/1/2/598', '1778-03-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 March 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Livingston concerning the case of Mrs Gordon of Wardhouse.', 'Letter from Thomas Livingston concerning the case of Mrs Gordon of Wardhouse', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1617, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1505, 'CUL/1/2/599', '1778-03-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 March 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Nicholas Tyzack regarding his own case. He mentions having received no response to his last letter.', 'Letter from Nicholas Tyzack regarding his own case. He mentions having received no response to his last letter.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1647, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1506, 'CUL/1/2/600a', '1778-04-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 April 1778', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Mudie regarding the case of Robert Thomson. This the cover-note for Document 1507.', 'Letter from John Mudie regarding the case of Robert Thomson. [The promised account of the case of Robert Thomson provided by Dr Watson that does not appear here is letter 1507.]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1657, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1507, 'CUL/1/2/600b', '1778-04-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 April 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note of Robert Thomson, shop-keeper, by Dr Watson.', 'Case note of Robert Thomson, shop-keeper, by Dr Watson.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1620, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1508, 'CUL/1/2/601', '1778-04-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 April 1778', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter with eclipsed case note from Alexander Wemyss, regarding the case of Mrs Betty Beatson. He also informs Cullen of the death of his son, about whom he had also written to Cullen.', 'Letter from Alexander Wemyss, regarding the case of Mrs Betty Beatson. He also informs Cullen of the death of his son, about whom he had also written to Cullen.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1607, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1509, 'CUL/1/2/602', '1778-04-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from \'W. S.\' [Dr William Saunders] in London, concerning the medical studies of Cullen\'s son.', 'Letter from W. S. in London [Dr William Saunders], concerning the medecal studies of Cullen\'s son. Most likely Henry rather than Archibald, although the son is not named. [David - needs footnotes on this and poss. the regiment mentioned - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1608, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', 'N', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(1510, 'CUL/1/2/603', '1778-05-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 May 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Andrew Liddell, concerning the case of Mr Sinclair of Harpsdale\'s son.', 'Letter from Andrew Liddell, concerning the case of Mr Sinclair of Harpsdale\'s son. According to the letter, Cullen last saw the patient on 4 May 1777.[SH]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1707, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1511, 'CUL/1/2/604', '1778-05-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 May 1778', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from W. Achyndachy [Auchindachy] , concerning the case of his mother. The letter mentions other papers sent, but these seem to be missing.', 'Letter from W. Achyndachy [Auchindachy] , concerning the case of his mother. He writes that other papers are enclosed, but these seem to be missing. Address page also annotated \'M More\'. [Fairly sure that\'s just someone testing out a pen and not a name, so doesn\'t need adding in any other way - JPB; concurred -JOB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1719, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1512, 'CUL/1/2/605', '1778-05-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 May 1778', '', 'To Doctors Cullen and Munro', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Fetherstonhaugh, regarding the case of Mrs Smallwood. Addressed to Cullen and his colleague Dr Alexander Monro.', 'Letter from Thomas Fetherstonhaugh, regarding the case of Mrs Smallwood. \n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3513, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1513, 'CUL/1/2/606', '1778-05-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 May 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from Joseph Brandreth concerning the case of a merchant\'s son [indentified as T. Dickson], and mentioning another patient treated for stammering.', 'Letter from Joseph Brandreth concerning the case of a merchant\'s son [indentified as T. Dickson], and mentioning another patient treated for stammering. [needs unclears etc esp RECIPE checking by another eye. Everythign else has been checked over, DS]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1550, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1514, 'CUL/1/2/607', '1778-05-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'May 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note concerning the case of Mr Findlater. Unknown author but one of two related documents for this case in same hand.\n', 'Case note concerning the case of Mr Findlater.\nI\'m not sure Cullen is the author! can\'t fill in the place and role entries of the metadata. VW\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1627, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1515, 'CUL/1/2/608', '1778-05-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'May 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Miller, concerning his own case, which involves the management of a bandaged abdomen.', 'Letter from Alexander Miller, regarding his own case. [\'The Session\' might require a footnote - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1528, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1516, 'CUL/1/2/609', '1778-05-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'May? 1778?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case of Miss C., aged 26, written by Mr Atkinson.', 'Case of Miss C., aged 26, written by Mr Atkinson.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1631, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1517, 'CUL/1/2/610', '1778-05-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'May 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note regarding the case of Mr. F., a clergyman, who has a history of a scorbutic humour; has had a paralytic episode and now suffers from dropsy, weakness and breathlessness. ', 'Case note regarding the case of Mr. F., a clergyman, who has a history of a scorbutic humour, has had a paralytic episode and now suffers from dropsy, weakness and breathlessness. NOPLACES Handwriting comparisons might be useful: is it possibly part of Rev. Thomas Findlater of West Linton\'s case? He d. June 1778. [MMG] yes, this pored correct. DS.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1822, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1518, 'CUL/1/2/611', '1778-05-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'May? 1778?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of Alexander Dougall, a 61-year-old surgeon, relating his history over the past 30 years, with kidney ailments, including kidney and bladder stones. Probably written by Dougall himself.', 'Unsigned letter concerning the case of Alexander Dougall, a 61-year-old surgeon, relating his history over the past 30 years, with kidney ailments, including kidney and bladder stones. Related to Letter ID 4246. Possibly by himself? [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1821, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1519, 'CUL/1/2/612', '1778-06-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 June 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Marquis of Tweeddale, reflecting on his gout, and enquiring about the preparation, bottling and keeping ability of a Guaiacum medicine he is taking.', 'Letter from Marquis of Tweeddale, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1710, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1520, 'CUL/1/2/613', '1778-06-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 June 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charles Murray, a Glasgow wig-maker, regarding his own case, reporting on his progress following Cullen\'s advice.', 'Letter from Charles Murray a Glasgow wig-maker regarding his own case, reporting on his progress following Cullen\'s advice. LINK GLASGOW CROSS when available.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1679, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1521, 'CUL/1/2/614', '1778-06-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 June 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Wright, concerning the case of his elderly father who suffers from urinary retention.', 'Letter from William Wright, concerning the case of his father.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1539, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1522, 'CUL/1/2/615', '1778-06-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 June 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Bushby regarding his own case, previously reported to Cullen by Mr Harris of Whitehaven.', 'Letter from Thomas Bushby regarding his own case, previously reported to Cullen by Mr Harris of Whitehaven. Surname of Mr Bushby\'s apothecary not clear- see linked people. GW', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1694, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1523, 'CUL/1/2/616', '1778-06-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 June 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Patrick McIntyre, concerning his troubled dreams and anxiety.', 'Letter from Patrick McIntyre, concerning his own case. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1574, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1524, 'CUL/1/2/617', '1778-06-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 June 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mr Brown, a ship\'s surgeon, in Haddington, regarding his own case of fever, followed by paralytic spasms which he has to dictate on account of poor eyesight.', 'Letter from Mr Brown, a ship\'s surgeon, in Haddington, regarding his own case of fever, followed by paralytic spasms which he has to dictate on account of poor eyesight..', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1699, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1525, 'CUL/1/2/618a', '1778-06-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'June 1778', '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Ligertwood concerning his own case, giving a detailed account of his life of intemperance and his approaches to a London practitioner, who appears to be the bookseller Charles Corbett, who published <i>Onania</i>, an influential tract warning against the physics and moral dangers  \'self-pollution\' (masturbation) and who evidently gave out advice on sexual disorders. ', 'Letter from Robert Ligertwood concerning his own case, giving a detailed account of his life of intemperance and his approaches to a leading London physician  (through his daughter), This appears to be the bookseller Charles Corbett, who published \'Onania\' and who clearly gave out advice on sexual disorders. DS is writing an essay on Ligertwood\'s case.\n\nProblem with added note tag. Check before completing. MH\n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 374, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1526, 'CUL/1/2/618b', '1777-05-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 May 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter [copy], possibly by the daughter of the London quack and bookseller C[harles]. Corbett, with codicil signed by Corbett himself answering Ligertwood consulting him over a sexual disorder when on business in London. This is a transcript in Ligertwood\'s hand which he forwarded to Cullen as an enclosure in Document ID:1525. Transcript presumably made at Aberdeen, original written at London.', '\n\n\nLetter [copy] by the daughter of the London quack and bookseller C[harles]. Corbett, with codicil signed by Corbett himself answering Ligertwood consulting him over a sexual disorder when on business in London. A transcript in Ligertwood\'s hand which he forwarded to Cullen as an enclosure in ID:1525. Transcript presumably made at Aberdeen, original written at London. DS\n\n[Needs a check on the author - see note on 1525 - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:39:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 381, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1528, 'CUL/1/2/619', '1778-06-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'June 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Henry William Tytler, a former student of Cullen\'s, concerning the case of an unnamed female patient.', 'Letter from Henry William Tytler, a former student of Cullen\'s, concerning the case of an unnamed female patient.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1747, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1529, 'CUL/1/2/620', '1778-07-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 July 1778', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Stephen in Elgin, enclosing the case of Miss Bell Shaw, a delicate woman prone to severe headaches and fainting. However, since her father\'s death, she has developed discomfort and difficulty in swallowing.  He also reports the death of Miss J (Jean) Innes (a consumptive sister of Sir James Norcliffe), and says he did not have the chance to examine the thorax (post mortem), but expected the lungs to have been \'greatly diseased\'.', 'Letter from Thomas Stephen in Elgin, enclosing the case of Miss Bell Shaw, a delicate woman prone to severe headaches and fainting. However, since her father\'s death, she has developed discomfort and difficulty in swallowing. Stephen has been treating her with cicuta, under the suspicion that she may have an oesophageal tumour. However, in the postscript he adds new information, that she reports having strained herself while caring for her dying father. He also reports the death of Miss J (Jean) Innes (a consumptive sister of Sir James Norcliffe), and says he did not have the chance to examine the thorax (post mortem), but expected the lungs to have been \'greatly diseased\'. [MMG] Expanded ingredients?', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1509, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1530, 'CUL/1/2/621', '1778-07-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 July 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from Daniel Campbell, a former pupil of Cullen, regarding the case of Mr Sutherland of Clyne, whom he has been treating for hemiplegia of the right side. The patient, who is long known to Cullen, also suffers from spasms in the paralysed limbs, urinary problems and costiveness. Campbell describes the treatments given. There is a postscript in another hand, possibly by the patient or a family member.', 'Letter from Daniel Campbell, a former pupil of Cullen, regarding the case of Mr Sutherland of Clyne, whom he has been treating for hemiplegia of the right side. The patient, who is long known to Cullen, also suffers from spasms in the paralysed limbs, urinary problems and costiveness. Campbell describes the treatments given. There is a postscript in another hand, possibly by the patient or a family member. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1506, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1531, 'CUL/1/2/622', '1778-07-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 July 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Home, a former pupil of Cullen, reporting on the death of Mr Heriot of Ladykirk, and writing at greater length concerning his sister\'s pulmonary ailment. She has tried sea bathing and has consulted Alexander Wood.', 'Letter from William Home, a former pupil of Cullen, reporting on the death of Mr Heriot of Ladykirk, and writing at greater length concerning his sister\'s pulmonary ailment. She has tried sea bathing and has consulted Alexander Wood. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1820, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1532, 'CUL/1/2/623', '1778-07-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 July 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Maxwell of Faskally, regarding his own case.', 'Letter from James Maxwell of Faskally, regarding his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1661, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1533, 'CUL/1/2/624', '1778-07-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 July 1778', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply for Mr Henderson, who is currently staying in Edinburgh. Includes a recipe addressed to Laurie\'s laboratory, head of Niddrie\'s Wynd.', 'Dietary directions for Mr Henderson, who is currently staying in Edinburgh. Includes a recipe addressed to Laurie\'s laboratory, head of Niddrie\'s Wynd.\n\nCUL-AUTHOR-IN', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1511, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1534, 'CUL/1/2/625', '1778-07-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 July 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Hamilton regarding the case of Mrs Bushby.', 'Letter from William Hamilton regarding the case of Mrs Bushby. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1717, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1535, 'CUL/1/2/626', '1778-07-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 July 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Miss Catherine Irving of Gribton, regarding her history of respiratory problems. She refers to having consulted Cullen in the past when staying in Edinburgh \'at Mrs Mcclellands near the Society port\' (aka Bristo Port). ', 'Letter from Miss Catherine Irving of Gribton, regarding her history of respiratory problems. She refers to having consulted Cullen in the past when staying in Edinburgh \'at Mrs Mcclellands near the Society port\' (aka Bristo Port). [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1818, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1536, 'CUL/1/2/627', '1778-07-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from John Haygarth, stating that he has sent the manuscript of his paper on smallpox, and reporting on the success of his society in the suppression of smallpox and the introduction of general inoculation in Whitehaven.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1537, 'CUL/1/2/628', '1778-07-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 July 1778', '', 'Mr Bushby', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, in form of a retained copy in Cullen\'s hand, giving directions for Mrs Bushby, in reply to <a href=\"docs.php?id=1534\">[DOC ID:1534]</a>. Annotated \'Mr Bushby\' which suggest he was the addressee. This is a draft of <a href=\"docs.php?id=4284\">Document ID:4284</a>. She has a chest ailment, but Cullen believes her ailments are rooted in her menstrual problems. He recommends the use of the \'shower bath machine\'.', 'Directions for Mrs Bushby, in reply to Letter ID 1534. Annotated \'Mr Bushby\'. Same text as Letter ID 4284. She has a chest ailment, but Cullen believes her ailments are rooted in her menstrual problems. He recommends the use of the \'shower bath machine\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 17:46:48', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1817, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'h', 'n'),
(1538, 'CUL/1/2/629', '1778-07-14', 'i', 'i', 'i', '14? July? 1778?', 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case of Mrs Liddle, possibly sent as an enclosure but no cover-letter traced. Unsigned and no precise date recorded, but probably from mid-July 1778 as it is answered by Cullen on the 20th.', 'Case of Mrs Liddle. Unsigned and undated, but probably from mid-July 1778 as it is answered by Cullen on the 20th.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1642, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1539, 'CUL/1/2/630', '1778-07-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'July? 1778?', 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned letter from J. Love, in Paisley, describing his own case. Undated, but annotated as July 1778. Begins with symptoms and the becomes a series of questions, as suggesting this is a note Love sent to Cullen in advance of the personal meeting he mentions elsewhere. Love\'s faded handwriting and erratic spelling renders some words difficult to decipher.', 'Unsigned letter from J. Love, in Paisley, describing his own case. Undated, but annotated as July 1778. Begins with symptoms and the becomes a series of questions, as if it is  a note Love sent to Cullen in advance of the personal meeting he mentions elsewhere. DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1648, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1540, 'CUL/1/2/631', '1778-07-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'July? 1778?', 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note of Captain Gordon of Achanachie, who \'wishes to have the advice of Doctor Cullen &amp; Doctor Monro\'. Undated but probably July 1778.', 'Case note of Captain Gordon of Achanachie, who \'wishes to have the advice of Doctor Cullen & Doctor Monro\'. Undated but probably July 1778', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1649, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1541, 'CUL/1/2/632', '1778-08-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 August 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Craik regarding the case of his daughter Betty, who will be delivering the letter in person. He also mentions the case of Cullen\'s patient Miss Brown of Bishopton, and his own case from some time previously, and says that he is now completely recovered after an operation.', 'Letter from William Craik regarding the case of his daughter Betty, who will be delivering the letter in person. He also mentions the case of Cullen\'s patient Miss Brown of Bishopton, and his own case from some time previously, and says that he is now completely recovered after an operation.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1743, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1542, 'CUL/1/2/633', '1778-08-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 August 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Mudie in Montrose, regarding the case of Miss Swan and giving a report on the progress of Mr Thomson.', 'Letter from John Mudie in Montrose, regarding the case of an unnamed female patient (named in indexing as Miss Swan) and giving a report on the progress of Mr Thomson. [Not unnamed in this letter. Mudie mentions \'the abovementioned Lady, Miss Swan\' on page two. :) LMcC]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1695, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1543, 'CUL/1/2/634', '1778-08-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 August 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Irwin regarding his own case.', 'Letter from Thomas Irwin regarding his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1551, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1544, 'CUL/1/2/635', '1778-08-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 August 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Hamilton regarding the case of Betty Craik of Arbigland who is to visit Cullen in person. Her complaint is obscure, but may be connected to her unsound teeth.', 'Letter from William Hamilton regarding the case of Betty Craik who is to visit Cullen in person. Her complaint is befalling, but may be connected to he unsound teeth.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2291, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1545, 'CUL/1/2/636', '1778-08-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 August 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Inglis regarding his own case. he has been advised to undertake cold bathing at Edinburgh under the directions of Cullen and his associate, the surgeon Alexander Wood.  Handstamp tentatively identified as being \'Hamilton\'.', 'Letter from Alexander Inglis regarding his own case. [I have added \'Hamilton\' as place of handstamp though not 100% sure, it\'s tough to read - jpb]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1698, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1546, 'CUL/1/2/637', '1778-08-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 August 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Love regarding his own case. He has been following Cullen\'s recommendations for the use of the shower-bath, but plans to travel to Loch Lomond and wishes to know if he should substitute this with bathing in the loch while there.', 'Letter from John Love regarding his own case', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1731, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1547, 'CUL/1/2/638', '1778-08-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 August 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Sir William Gordon, regarding the daughter of his brother Robert.', 'Letter from Sir William Gordon, regarding the daughter of his brother Robert.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1635, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1548, 'CUL/1/2/639', '1778-08-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 August 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Anna Descury, regarding the case of Captain Descury who has been taking the waters at Buxton.', 'Letter from Anna Descury, regarding the case of Captain Descury.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1690, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1549, 'CUL/1/2/640', '1778-08-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 August 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Maxwell, regarding his own case. Maxwell has moved from Faskally to Baledmund. ', 'Letter from James Maxwell, regarding his own case. [Maxwell has moved from Faskally to Baledmund. Not sure where that is, though there\'s a Baledmund House and Baledmund Road in Pitlochry. LMcC] // I can confirm Baledmund Estate was Maxwell\'s residence [JOB]\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1755, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1550, 'CUL/1/2/641', '1778-08-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 August 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Hamilton, regarding the case of Mrs Bushby. He also reports not hearing anything from Miss [Betty?] Craik.', 'Letter from William Hamilton, regarding the case of Mrs Bushby. He also reports not hearing anything from Miss [Betty?] Craik.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1684, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1551, 'CUL/1/2/642', '1778-08-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 August 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Wemyss regarding the case of Reverend Spears, written \'[a]t the desire of Mrs Spears\'.', 'Letter from Alexander Wemyss regarding the case of Reverend Spears, written \'[a]t the desire of Mrs Spears\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1756, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1552, 'CUL/1/2/643', '1778-08-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 August 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Joseph Brandreth regarding the case of Mr T. Dickson.', 'Letter from Joseph Brandreth regarding the case of Mr T. Dickson.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3517, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1553, 'CUL/1/2/644', '1778-08-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 August 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Menzies, regarding the case of Mrs Arnot. Addressed to Cullen \'or in his absence to Dr Spencer\'. ', 'Letter from Robert Menzies, regarding the case of Mrs Arnot. Addressed to Cullen \'or in his absence to Dr Spence\'. Unclear place still to be linked. GW\nChecked this via Menzies\' biographical info because he is also linked to Mrs Thomson\'s case. Place of writing is *Dura* in Fife, which is Menzies\' home. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1722, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1554, 'CUL/1/2/645', '1778-08-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 August 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Moodie, Shore Dues Office, Leith, regarding the case of his mother-in-law Mrs Arnot. His letter is included with one from Robert Menzies, from Cunnoquhie, also regarding Mrs Arnot. Delivered \'express\'.', 'Letter from Alexander Moodie, Shore Dues Office, Leith, regarding the case of his mother-in-law Mrs Arnot. His letter is attached to one from Robert Menzies, from Cunnoquhie, also regarding Mrs Arnot.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1744, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1555, 'CUL/1/2/646', '1778-08-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 August 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Home in Berwick, regarding the case of his sister who has a bad cough and may be consumptive.', 'Letter from William Home in Berwick, regarding the case of his sister.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1725, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1556, 'CUL/1/2/647', '1778-08-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 August 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from J. Taylor in Bolton, regarding the case of Mr Crompton. A handstamp is present but illegible - possibly reads \'Manchester\'.', 'Letter from J. Taylor in Bolton, regarding the case of Mr Crompton.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1780, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1557, 'CUL/1/2/648', '1778-09-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 September 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Corbett regarding the case of his wife.', 'Letter from John Corbett regarding the case of his wife.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1748, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1558, 'CUL/1/2/649', '1778-09-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 September 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Stevenson regarding the case of Mrs Corbett.', 'Letter from Alexander Stevenson regarding the case of Mrs Corbett.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1746, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1559, 'CUL/1/2/650', '1778-09-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 September 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Irwin regarding his own case. He suffers from itchiness.', 'Letter from Thomas Irwin regarding his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1757, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1560, 'CUL/1/2/651', '1778-09-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 September 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Hamilton regarding the case of Miss Craik and Mrs Bushby. Hamilton betrays resentment at some aspersion cast over his reporting in a previous letter from Cullen.', 'Letter from William Hamilton regarding the case of Miss Craik and Mrs Bushby.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1745, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1561, 'CUL/1/2/652', '1778-09-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 September 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Craik regarding the case of his daughter Elizabeth (\'Betty\'), who recently saw Cullen in person at Edinburgh. Craik later knew Robert Burns.\n', 'Letter from William Craik regarding the case of his daughter. [David - the line about seas being infested with privateers on p.1 needs a footnote; this is also a few months after John Paul Jones landed at nearby St Mary\'s Isle to capture the Earl of Selkirk - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1769, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(1562, 'CUL/1/2/653', '1778-09-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 September 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Peggie Skirving regarding the case of her husband.', 'Letter from Peggie Skirving regarding the case of her husband. [David - suggest a footnote at end saying we haven\'t been able to trace \'Evinston\' as a place - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1793, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1563, 'CUL/1/2/654', '1778-09-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 September 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Heysham regarding an unnamed female patient, and also mentioning a Mr Irwin who \'is begun to take your prescription again\'.\n', 'Letter from John Heysham regarding an unnamed female patient, and also mentioning a Mr Irwin who \'is begun to take your prescription again\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1554, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1564, 'CUL/1/2/655', '1778-09-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 September 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Jean Brownlee regarding the case of her daughter Fannie who is being treated for an eye condition.', 'Letter from Jean Brownlee regarding the case of her daughter Fannie.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1708, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1565, 'CUL/1/2/656', '1778-09-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 September 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from the Exeter surgeon Mr Patch, concerning the case of an unnamed female patient who has an abdominal (uterine?) tumour.', 'Letter from the Exeter surgeon Mr Patch, concerning the case of an unnamed female patient. [Issue with the images here so holding off on transcription 18/3/13 - JPB]\n\nImages issue now resolved. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1738, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1566, 'CUL/1/2/657', '1778-09-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 September 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from the Newcastle surgeon Richard Lambert, regarding the case of Miss Frances Simpson who shows no change despite the medicines she is taking.', 'Letter from Richard Lambert, regarding the case of Miss Simpson.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1726, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1567, 'CUL/1/2/658', '1778-09-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'September? 1778?', 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note giving the case of \'A.B.\', a male patient. Unsigned and undated, but annotated as September 1778.', 'Case note giving the case of \'A.B.\', a male patient. Unsigned and undated, but annotated as September 1778. [No obvious cover-note traced fro this month and year DS.]\n\nNOPLACES', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1704, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1568, 'CUL/1/2/659', '1778-10-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 October 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Philadelphia McMurdo, regarding the case of her sister Jeanie who has journeyed from Edinburgh to Dumfries by coach on a specially designed \'bed\' (stretcher), lent by Cullen. She has very painful colic for which she takes an opiate.', 'Letter from Philadelphia McMurdo, regarding the case of her sister. \n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2477, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1569, 'CUL/1/2/660', '1778-10-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 October 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Captain James Maxwell concerning his own case. A handstamp is present but indecipherable.', 'Letter from James Maxwell concerning his own case. HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1890, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1570, 'CUL/1/2/661', '1778-10-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 October 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Walter Riddell, concerning the case of Mr Bell.', 'Letter from Walter Riddell, concerning the case of Mr Bell.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1802, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1571, 'CUL/1/2/662', '1778-10-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 October 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Gilchrist regarding the Miss McMurdos, sisters who insist on travelling for their health despite their limited means. ', 'Letter from John Gilchrist regarding the case of Miss McMurdo. Gilchrist mentions that theyâ€™re unfortunately not â€œladies of rankâ€ and fairly poor. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2516, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1572, 'CUL/1/2/663a', '1778-10-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 October 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Hugh Dougall regarding the case of Mrs Hay, wife of Reverend Dr. Hay of Dyce. ', 'Letter form Hugh Dougall regarding the case of Mrs Hay, wife of Reverend Dr. Hay of Dyce. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1799, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1573, 'CUL/1/2/663b', '1778-10-18', 'c', 'c', 'i', '18? October 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note of Mrs Hay, wife of Reverend Dr. Hay of Dyce, written by her husband. Originally enclosed with document 1572.', 'Case note of Mrs Hay, wife of Reverend Dr. Hay of Dye, written by her husband.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1788, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1574, 'CUL/1/2/664', '1778-10-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 October 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'A brief letter from John Short in Bo\'ness, regarding his and Cullen\'s patient Charles Addison, who is now suffering from hÃ¦morrhoidal complaints and pain in the hip.', 'A brief letter from John Short in Bo\'ness, regarding their patient Charles Addison, who is now suffering from hÃ¦morrhoidal complaints and pain in the hip. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1894, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1575, 'CUL/1/2/665', '1778-10-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 October 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Colonel Humphrey Senhouse regarding the case of his daughter, a child recovering from chicken pox, and his own eye complaint.', 'Letter from Colonel Humphrey Senhouse regarding the case of his daughter, a child recovering from chicken pox, and his own eye complaint.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1845, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1576, 'CUL/1/2/666', '1778-10-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 October 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Joshua Anderson regarding the case of an unnamed 14-year-old female patient who \'takes Fits once a Day, sometimes three of four Times\'. Considered \'hysteric\'.', 'Letter from Joshua Anderson regarding the case of an unnamed 14-year-old female patient who \'takes Fits once a Day, sometimes three of four Times\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2015, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1577, 'CUL/1/2/667', '1778-10-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 October 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Archibald Davidson regarding his son Peter. The child \'gave no symptoms of Idiotry or want of Understanding\' until the age of two, but since then has lost the language he developed and \'runs about without noticing any thing\'. Davidson asks Cullen\'s opinion on a similar case treated by \'the Famous Mr Braidwood\'. ', '\nLetter from Archibald Davidson regarding his son Peter. The child \'gave no symptoms of Idiotry or want of Understanding\' until the age of two, but since then has lost the language he developed and \'runs about without noticing any thing\'. Davidson asks Cullen\'s opinion on a similar case treated by \'the Famous Mr Braidwood\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 462, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1578, 'CUL/1/2/668', '1778-11-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 November 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Askew regarding his own case, reporting on the progress of the prescribed treatment.', 'Letter from John Askew regarding his own case, reporting on the progress of the prescribed treatment.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1844, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1579, 'CUL/1/2/669a', '1778-11-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 November 1778', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Fraser regarding the case of Mr Fraser of Culduthill, enclosing a case note (Doc [ID:1580] ).', 'Letter from James Fraser regarding the case of Mr Fraser of Culduthill, enclosing a case note (documnet 1580)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:39:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1752, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1580, 'CUL/1/2/669b', '1778-11-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 November 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note of Mr Fraser of Culduthill, sent as enclosure with Document ID: 1579 by James Fraser [as revised by Dr Alves]. ', 'Case note of Mr Fraser of Culduthill, revised by Dr Alves. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:40:03', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1751, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1581, 'CUL/1/2/670', '1778-11-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 November 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Mudie regarding the case of an unnamed female patient. Answer \'not transcribed\', but noted briefly on the wrapper in Cullen\'s handwriting.', 'Letter from John Mudie regarding the case of an unnamed female patient. Answer \'not transcribed\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2228, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1582, 'CUL/1/2/671', '1778-11-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 November 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from J. Taylor regarding the case of Mr Crompton who is passing less blood but who is becoming increasingly dropsical. ', 'Letter from J. Taylor regarding the case of Mr Crompton.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1828, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1583, 'CUL/1/2/672', '1778-11-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 November 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from David Christie reporting on the progress of James Johnstone following a previous consultation.', 'Letter from David Christie reporting on the progress of James Johnstone following a previous consultation.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1829, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1584, 'CUL/1/2/673', '1778-11-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 November 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Mudie regarding the case of Mr Scott of Crigie who ignored Cullen\'s earlier advice and is now dying.', 'Letter from John Mudie regarding the case of Mr Scott of Crigie.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1888, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1585, 'CUL/1/2/674', '1778-11-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 November 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Richard Lambert concerning the case of Miss Frances Simpson who is suspected of having an ovarian tumour.', 'Letter from Richard Lambert concerning the case of Miss Frances Simpson.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1843, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1586, 'CUL/1/2/675', '1778-11-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 November 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from David Goodsir regarding treating Mrs Thomson of Charleton\'s bowel complaints with flannel wrappings, plasters and other medicines. He also updates Cullen on their old patient, Mr Henderson, who is \'Greatly recoverd, being no[w] able to walk about upon his limbs, and the Sensation very distinct, the Evacuations of Excriments and urine regular\'.', 'Letter from David Goodsir regarding treating Mrs Thomson of Charleton\'s bowel complaints with flannel wrappings, plasters and other medicines. He also updates Cullen on their old patient, Mr Henderson, who is \'Greatly recoverd, being no[w] able to walk about upon his limbs, and the Sensation very distinct, the Evacuations of Excriments and urine regular\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1895, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1587, 'CUL/1/2/676', '1778-11-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 November 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case of J. C., an unnamed male patient, a student aged 22 who has completed the Botany Class [presumably at Edinburgh]. Unsigned. It is reported that he suffers a wide  variety of distressing symptoms from nausea to low spirits and a pain in his side which he fears is hypcohondriasis owing to intense study of metaphysics and mathematics. He has been reading Dr George Cheyne on diet. ', 'Case of J. C., an unnamed male patient, aged 22 who has completed the Botany Class. Unsigned. It is reported that he suffers a wide  variety of distressing symptoms from nausea to low spirits and a pain in his side which he fears is hypcohondriasis owing to intense study of metaphysics and mathematics while alluding to George Cheyne. \n\nimages re-ordered. MH. first to last.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2846, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1588, 'CUL/1/2/678', '1778-11-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 November 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Hodgson regarding an unnamed female patient, aged 19. Answer \'not transcribed\'.\n.', 'Letter from John Hodgson regarding an unnamed female patient, aged 19. Answer \'not transcribed\'.\n.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1804, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1589, 'CUL/1/2/679', '1778-11-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 November 1778', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Were regarding his own case. Addressed to Mrs Strettel, in Edinburgh; he mentions that he will  \'[e]ndeavour to follow pretty nearly the Prescription of our honest &amp; worthy friend Doctor Cullen\'. Mentions enclosed letter to Dr Graham, but this seems to be missing.', 'Letter from Thomas Were regarding his own case. Addressed to Mrs Strettel, in Edinburgh; he mentions that he will  \'[e]ndeavour to follow pretty nearly the Prescription of our honest &amp; worthy friend Doctor Cullen\'. Mentions enclosed letter to Dr Graham, but not seen. Mrs Strettel\'s brother is mentioned, plus a daughter, but no names given. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1917, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1590, 'CUL/1/2/680', '1778-11-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 November 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Heysham concerning the case of Mr Irwin and mentioning the case of a \'lady\' now recovered.', 'Letter from John Heysham concerning the case of Mr Irwin.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1783, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1591, 'CUL/1/2/681', '1778-11-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 November 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mrs S. Stephenson, Bothwell Castle, regarding her own case. The letter has been mounted such as to disguise any firm evidence of the addressee but this is assumed to be Cullen because of the mention of offering to come to Edinburgh and as she certainly writes to him in March 1779 with similar complaints.', 'Letter from S. Stephenson, Bothwell Castle, regarding her own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1806, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1592, 'CUL/1/2/682', '1778-11-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 November 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Betty Nasmith concerning her own case. She mentions that Mr Boyes and Miss Annie Pillane had recommended she write to Cullen.', 'Letter from Betty Nasmith concerning her own case. She mentions that Mr Boyes and Miss Annie Pillane had recommended she write to Cullen.-RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2518, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1593, 'CUL/1/2/683', '1778-11-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 November 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Pringle, concerning the case of his cousin\'s gout.', 'Letter from John Pringle, concerning the case of his cousin\'s gout.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1771, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1594, 'CUL/1/2/684', '1778-11-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 November 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply in summary of directions for Miss Senhouse of Netherhall who has sores on her feet. Unsigned. Unusually found on loose sheet and annotated to link with incoming letter.', 'Reply in summary of directions for Miss Senhouse of Netherhall who has sores on her feet. Unsigned. Unusually found on loose sheet and annotated to link with incoming letter.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1846, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1595, 'CUL/1/2/685', '1778-11-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 November 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from an unnamed correspondent concerning his own case, a 23-year-old preacher in Orkney, identified in Cullen\'s reply as the Reverend Gillies; his signature in this letter is scored out.', 'Letter from an unnamed correspondent (signature is scored out), a man aged 24 years, in Orkney. [But identifiable from Cullen\'s reply ID:4348, as the Rev. Gillies. DS]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 427, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1596, 'CUL/1/2/686', '1778-00-00', 'c', NULL, NULL, '1778', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mrs E. Caithness, enclosing \'the Case of a person in great Distress\', an unnamed female patient. Case note itself is missing.', 'Letter from Mrs E. Caithness, enclosing \'the Case of a person in great Distress\', an unnamed female patient. Case note itself is missing.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-29 12:55:55', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1463, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1597, 'CUL/1/2/687', '1778-11-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 November 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case history of Joseph Munro, minister, written by himself in third person \'for advice of Dr Cullen, &amp; Dr James McKenzie\'.', 'Case history of Joseph Munro, minister, written by himself \'for advice of Dr Cullen, &amp; Dr James McKenzie\'.\nLetter has headings in the margin but XML showing them as paragraph headings. GW', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1792, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1598, 'CUL/1/2/688', '1778-12-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 December 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from H. Elliott in Fowberry, concerning his own case, which has been worsened by the death of his wife.', 'Letter from H. Elliott in Fowberry, concerning his own case, which has been worsened by the death of his wife.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2382, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1599, 'CUL/1/2/689', '1778-12-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 December 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Campbell, concerning the case of his wife Mrs Campbell of Clathick.', 'Letter from John Campbell, concerning the case of Mrs Campbell of Clathick.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1621, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1600, 'CUL/1/2/690', '1778-12-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 December 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Dingwall, concerning his own case. He reports repiratory problems, swelling in his leg and other aches and pains. ', 'Letter from Alexander Dingwall, concerning his own case. He reports respiratory problems, swelling in his leg and other aches and pains. He writes: \'I have studied to follow the directions You gave me as exactly as possible; except as to the Issue in my side, which I have not yet had put in, being apprehensive it would be very troublesome &amp; be ready to prevent my riding on horseback\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1816, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1601, 'CUL/1/2/691', '1778-12-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 December 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Murray of Broughton, concerning the correspondent\'s own case of a skin eruption.', 'Letter from James Murray of Broughton, concerning the correspondent\'s own case of a skin eruption.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1795, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1602, 'CUL/1/2/692', '1778-12-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 December 1778', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Heysham, regarding the case of Mr Irwin.', 'Letter from John Heysham, regarding the case of Mr Irwin.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1932, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1603, 'CUL/1/2/693', '1778-12-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 December 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Wilson, a former pupil, asking Cullen\'s advice on whether to inoculate 4-month-old baby against smallpox. Its mother has already had the disease.', 'Letter from Robert Wilson, a former pupil, asking Cullen\'s advice on whether to inoculate 4-month-old baby against smallpox. Its mother has already had the disease. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1815, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1604, 'CUL/1/2/694', '1778-12-16', 'c', 'i', 'i', '16? December? 1778', 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Case of Miss Simple, drawn up by Mr Fleming. Unsigned and undated, but annotated as December 1778. Probably sent as an enclosure (cover-letter untraced), Cullen\'s reply in Document 4351 mentions this report on her pulse being 100, so this case-note must presumably pre-date 18 December by a day or two (having been sent to Edinburgh from Irvine).', 'Case of Miss Simple, by Mr Fleming. Unsigned and undated, but annotated as December 1778. [Semple corrected to Simple DS] NOPLACES.\n\nFixed XML. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3416, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1605, 'CUL/1/2/696', '1778-12-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 December 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Hugh Mitchell, Glasgow College concerning the case of James Steele a servant with an abscess who is emaciated despite having a very full appetite.', 'Letter from Hugh Mitchell, Glasgow College concerning the case of James Steele a servant with an abscess who is emaciated despite having a very full appetite.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2041, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1606, 'CUL/1/2/697', '1778-12-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'December 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Mill, concerning his own case of  a virulent venereal infection.', 'Letter from James Mill, concerning his own case of  a virulent venereal infection.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1832, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1607, 'CUL/1/2/698', '1778-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1778?', 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from an unnamed correspondent to an unspecified (female) recipient, mentioning the health of Mrs Arnot and Mrs Paterson, and giving details of the correspondent\'s own case. The writer suffers form a gradual feebleness and tremors, accompanied by a skin condition. Letter is attached by repair to another document, a list of answers to Cullen\'s queries about an unnamed female patient, probably the same woman, as the symptoms are identical.', 'Letter from an unnamed correspondent to an unspecified (female) recipient, mentioning the health of Mrs Arnot and Mrs Paterson, and giving details of the correspondent\'s own case. It is attached by repair to possibly unrelated document, a list of answers to Cullen\'s queries about an unnamed female patient.\nImages now in correct order. MH  Already annotated but awaiting more research on who actually wrote this. Given date and failing health, might this be from Thomas Hamilton? - MMG] [Does not seem to resemble that Hamilton\'s hand, but it may be from the Spencer/Spenser mentioned as attending this case in  letter 1553 DS] 1553 refers to Dr Spence or Spens - probably Nathaniel -  [MMG] Given spacing, I do not consider this to be incomplete. -JOB', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1464, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1608, 'CUL/1/2/699', '1779-01-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 January 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Mudie concerning the case of Mrs Henderson. Attached by repair to an unrelated page with a reference to Captain James Maxwell.\n\n\n', 'Letter from John Mudie concerning the case of Mrs Henderson.\n\nAddress page for 1609 was used to repair first page of DOCID 1608, and all these years of folding have made creases line up consistently. However, case note and date clearly shows it originally belonged to 1609, and it is unlikely that archive is missing two correspondences in the case within the span of a few days, and so has been moved to its original letter in this database. -JOB', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-29 12:56:43', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1800, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1609, 'CUL/1/2/700', '1779-01-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 January 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Maxwell, who is taking the waters at Bristol Hotwells for his bad stomach.', 'Letter from James Maxwell, concerning his own case. Address page for 1609 was used to repair first page of DOCID 1608, and all these years of folding have made creases line up consistently. However, case note and date clearly shows it originally belonged to 1609, and it is unlikely that archive is missing two correspondences in the case within the span of a few days, and so has been moved to its original letter in this database. -JOB', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-29 12:57:08', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1887, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1610, 'CUL/1/2/701', '1779-01-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 January 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Heysham concerning the case of Mr Irwin.', 'Letter from John Heysham concerning the case of Mr Irwin.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1855, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1611, 'CUL/1/2/702', '1779-01-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 January 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Ravenscroft, concerning the case of Miss Miller.', 'Letter from John Ravenscroft, concerning the case of Miss Miller. [I can\'t identify \'Cairnsmoor\', the place of writing - this might need a footnote - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1842, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1612, 'CUL/1/2/703', '1779-01-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 January 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Isabel Gordon (Mrs Auchindachy) of Kincraigie concerning the case of her daughter, who has found the medication purging, and is \'stil yousing the Cold Bath wt some Warm water amongs itt\'. She is not recovered, but sleeps better. A handstamp is present but illegible - possibly \'Aberdeen\'.', 'Letter from Isabel Gordon (Mrs Auchindachy) of Kincraigie concerning the case of her daughter, who has found the medication purging, and is \'stil yousing the Cold Bath wt some Warm water amongs itt\'. She is not recovered, but sleeps better. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2060, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1613, 'CUL/1/2/704', '1779-01-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 January 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Inglis [Hamilton] of Murdiston, concerning his own case. He suffers from \'stubborn Gleets\', urinary tract problems and other symptoms. He has also consulted Alexander Wood. He proposes taking a goat whey cure, with sea bathing, in spring. He plans to return home from Edinburgh the next day, and suggests that a reply may be sent to his brother Provost [Walter] Hamilton if necessary.', 'Letter from Alexander Inglis [Hamilton] of Murdiston, concerning his own case. He suffers from \'stubborn Gleets\', urinary tract problems and other symptoms. He has also consulted Alexander Wood. He proposes taking a goat whey cure, with sea bathing, in spring. He plans to return home from Edinburgh the next day, and suggests that a reply may be sent to his brother Provost [Walter] Hamilton if necessary. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1934, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1614, 'CUL/1/2/705', '1779-01-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'January? 1779?', 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case of Mr Freke. Unsigned and only dated \'January 1779\", but Cullen\'s answer is dated 28 January 1779.', 'Case of Mr Freke from January 1779.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2245, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1615, 'CUL/1/2/706', '1779-01-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 January 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Menzies concerning the case of Mr Symson.', 'Letter from Robert Menzies concerning the case of Mr Symson.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3850, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1616, 'CUL/1/2/707', '1779-01-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 January 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Richard Lambert, concerning the case of Miss F. Simpson.', 'Letter from Richard Lambert, concerning the case of Miss F. Simpson.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2233, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1617, 'CUL/1/2/708', '1779-11-29', 'i', 'i', 'i', '29? November? 1779?', 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter; an orphaned case note concerning Miss Simpson. Unsigned and undated, but context strongly suggests this is the communication of 29th November 1779 to which Cullen refers in his reply of 5th  December. Comparison of handwriting supports the identification of the writer as the surgeon William Ingham who worked with Lambert at Newcastle.', 'Case note concerning Miss Simpson. Unsigned and undated, but context strongly suggests this is the communication of 29th November 1779 to which Cullen refers in his reply of 3  December. Date changed by DS after reading related letters in their correct order.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1514, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1618, 'CUL/1/2/709', '1779-01-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'January 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Case of Miss A. B. from 1753 to 1778. She has a long history of mental disturbance, manifesting as a form of religious mania. At some point she was \"electrified 23 different times in little more than a month\". Possibly the case notes referred to in document 1628.', 'Case of Miss A. B. from 1753 to 1778 who has a long history of mental disturbance, manifesting as a form of religious mania. At some point she was \"electrified 23 different times in little more than a month\". Could these be the Case notes referred to Letter ID1628?[SH] NOPLACES', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2094, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1619, 'CUL/1/2/710', '1779-02-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 February 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Neilson, concerning the case of his daughter.', 'Letter from Robert Neilson, concerning the case of his daughter.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2400, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1620, 'CUL/1/2/711a', '1779-02-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 February 1779', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Everard McIntyre, concerning the case of Mr Craufuird of Ardmilland. Covering letter for enclosed case note (Document:1621).', 'Letter from Everard McIntyre, concerning the case of Mr Craufuird of Ardmillard. Covering letter for enclosed case note. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-29 12:57:39', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1942, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1621, 'CUL/1/2/711b', '1779-02-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 February 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note of Mr Craufuird of Ardmillard,  composed by the surgeon Everard McIntyre [sent as enclosure with Document:1620].', 'Case note of Mr Craufuird of Ardmillard,  by Everard McIntyre.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1947, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1622, 'CUL/1/2/712', '1779-02-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 February 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Addison in Bo\'ness (Borrowstouness), concerning the case of his brother [Charles], who has previously consulted Cullen in person. He is affected with perspiration, low spirits and sleeplessness. Some pen-testing on first page.', 'Letter from James Addison in Bo\'ness, concerning the case of his brother [Charles], who has previously consulted Cullen in person. He is affected with perspiration, low spirits and sleeplessness. Some pen-testing on first page. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1896, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1623, 'CUL/1/2/713', '1779-02-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 February 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Swan in Dumbarton, concerning the case of Mrs Allan. ', 'Letter from James Swan in Dumbarton, concerning the case of Mrs Allan. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2195, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1624, 'CUL/1/2/714', '1779-02-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 February 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Heysham concerning the case of Mr Irwin.', 'Letter from John Heysham concerning the case of Mr Irwin.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1857, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1625, 'CUL/1/2/715a', '1779-02-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 February 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charles Fleming, concerning Miss Semple, who has been suffering from feverishness and spasms: \'She is now so weak that she cant be brought out of bed\'. Includes brief postscript by the patient\'s father, James Semple. ', 'Letter from Charles Fleming, concerning Miss Semple, who has been suffering from feverishness and spasms: \'She is now so weak that she cant be brought out of bed\'. Includes brief postscript by the patient\'s father, James Semple. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5308, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1627, 'CUL/1/2/716', '1779-02-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 February 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Neilson concerning the case of his daughter. Also mentions treatment for his own rheumatism. ', 'Letter from Robert Neilson concerning the case of his daughter. Also mentions treatment for his own rheumatism. (I think the unclear word is \'Card\' because Neilson refers to \'your Card\' in his next letter to Cullen, ID 1695. FM) [I think it\'s \'Curt.\', short for \'Current\' - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2401, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1628, 'CUL/1/2/717', '1779-02-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 February 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charles Innes, concerning the case of Miss A. B., and asking Cullen to return an earlier letter about her case.', 'Letter from Charles Innes, concerning the case of Miss A. B.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2089, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1629, 'CUL/1/2/718', '1779-02-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 February 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Buchanan \'Tide Surveyor at Kirkudbright\', concerning his own case.', 'Letter from John Buchanan \'Tide Surveyor at Kirkudbright\', concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2143, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1630, 'CUL/1/2/719', '1779-02-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 February 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Mack, concerning the case of Mr Ancrum whose illness has recurred after he was attacked by \'footpads\'.', 'Letter from Thomas Mack, concerning the case of Mr Ancrum.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4975, 1, 3, 'Document', 'P', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1631, 'CUL/1/2/720', '1779-02-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'February? 1779?', 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note concerning the case of Mrs Clark. Unsigned and undated, but probably from February 1779.', 'Case note concerning the case of Mrs Clark. Unsigned and undated, but probably from February 1779\n\nNOPLACES', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1796, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1632, 'CUL/1/2/721', '1779-02-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'February? 1779?', 'y', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Copy of a letter from Lieutenant Colonel Clerk, in New York, concerning his own case. This copy of the Colonel\'s original letter is in the hand of his brother, Robert Clerk of Mavisbank. He is being attended by Dr Blagden who studied at Edinburgh. Undated, but probably from February 1779. ', 'Copy of a letter from Lieutenant Colonel Clerk, in New York, concerning his own case. He is being attended by Dr Blagden who studied at Edinburgh. Undated, but probably from February 1779.\n[Dr Blagden I am assuming is Charles Blagden, who graduated from Edinburgh and served as a medical officer in the British Army in the Americas. \'our General Hospital\' mentioned here needs a footnote; New York hospital was founded with a charter in 1771 but not built until the 1790s due to revolutionary war &amp; a fire; until then the building served as an interim military hospital and teaching laboratory, which would fit with Blagden being there (see http://weill.cornell.edu/archives/history/nyp.html) - JPB] In the handwriting of the patient\'s brother, Robert Clerk of Mavisbank. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:40:14', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1814, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1633, 'CUL/1/2/722', '1779-03-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 March 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Mudie concerning the case of Mrs Henderson.', 'Letter from John Mudie concerning the case of Mrs Henderson.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1852, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1634, 'CUL/1/2/723', '1779-03-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 March 1779', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Laurence Edmonston concerning the case of his sister-in-law, Mrs Scott; he is \'under great apprehensions of Tubercles in her Lungs\'. ', 'Letter from Laurence Edmonston concerning the case of his sister-in-law, Mrs Scott; he is \'under great apprehensions of Tubercles in her Lungs\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1858, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1635, 'CUL/1/2/724', '1779-03-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 March 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Coull concerning his own case. He has always been healthy until he recently developed a swollen leg.', 'Letter from Alexander Coull concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5186, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1636, 'CUL/1/2/725', '1779-03-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 March 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mrs S. Stephenson regarding her own case. A note says that the answer was not copied.', 'Letter from Mrs S. Stephenson regarding her own case. A note says that the answer was not copied.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1811, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1637, 'CUL/1/2/726', '1779-03-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 March 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Bruce, writing from Bigton, Shetland, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from William Bruce, writing from Bigton, Shetland, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1833, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1638, 'CUL/1/2/727a', '1779-03-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 March 1779', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Short, concerning Charles Addison, in Bo\'ness, who suffers from gout-related ailments, now including chest and hand pains. Covering letter for Addison\'s own account of his case [Document 1639].', 'Letter from John Short, concerning Charles Addison, in Bo\'ness, who suffers from gout-related ailments, now including chest and hand pains. Covering letter for Addison\'s own account of his case [Letter 1639].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1897, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1639, 'CUL/1/2/727b', '1779-03-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 March 1779', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charles Addison of Bo\'ness, concerning his own case (enclosed with Letter 1638 from his surgeon, John Short). He thanks Cullen for his letter of 8 February, and describes his hand and chest pains: \'Mr. Short says he never had a patient in this disease of mine &amp; I think has not s[t]udy\'d it much\'.', 'Letter from Charles Addison of Bo\'ness, concerning his own case (enclosed with Letter 1638 from his surgeon, John Short). He thanks Cullen for his letter of 8 February, and describes his hand and chest pains: \'Mr. Short says he never had a patient in this disease of mine &amp; I think has not s[t]udy\'d it much\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1898, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1640, 'CUL/1/2/728', '1779-03-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 March 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Heysham, concerning the case of Mr Irwin.', 'Letter from John Heysham, concerning the case of Mr Irwin.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1865, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1641, 'CUL/1/2/729', '1779-03-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 March 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Archibald Nisbet, engineer and inventor, to his brother Alexander, concerning his own case. Compares the human body to a machine.', 'Letter from Archibald Nisbet to his brother Alexander, concerning his own case. Compares the human body to a a machine.\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2454, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1642, 'CUL/1/2/730', '1779-03-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 March 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Sir Alexander Douglas, concerning the case of Mrs Fletcher who, at four months pregnant, is suffering from a cough and headache.', 'Letter from Sir Alexander Douglas, concerning the case of Mrs Fletcher who, at four months pregnant, is suffering from a cough and headache. TRANSCRIPTION and LAYOUT CORRECTED BUT NOW CANNOT GET THIS TO TRANSFORM DS [fixed- jpb]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4686, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1643, 'CUL/1/2/731a', '1779-03-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 March 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter of introduction from Andrew Gairdner, concerning the case of Andrew Shennan of Stranraer explaining that he is in rather \'poor circumstances\', but offering to supply franks (letter-paper that can be posted free of charge) for any reply. Covering letter for a letter by Shennan himself which is ID:1644.', 'Letter of introduction from Andrew Gairdner, concerning the case of Andrew Shennan of Stranraer explaining that he is in rather \'poor circumstances\', but offering to supply franks (letter-paper that can be posted free of charge) for any reply. Covering letter for a letter by Shennan himself which is ID:1644.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1041, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1644, 'CUL/1/2/731b', '1779-03-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 March 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Andrew Shennan of Stranraer, concerning his own case. He has suffered a rupture and injury to his elbow.', 'Letter from Andrew Shennan of Stranraer, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2138, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1645, 'CUL/1/2/732', '1779-03-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 March 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Ross concerning the case of Mr Knox who has a very sore tongue, asking Cullen for advice. ', 'Letter from James Ross concerning the case of Mr Knox\'s tongue, asking Cullen desperately for advice. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3011, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1646, 'CUL/1/2/733', '1779-03-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 March 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Mack, concerning the case of Mr Ancrum. The recipe from letter 4387 is repeated with modifications suggested by Mack.', 'Letter from Thomas Mack, concerning the case of Mr Ancrum. The recipe from letter 4387 is repeated with modifications suggested by Mack. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5481, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1647, 'CUL/1/2/734', '1779-03-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 March 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Everard McIntyre, concerning the case of Mr Craufuir, who has been blistered for pains in his head. je experienced \'a very particular feeling\' but it has passed.', 'Letter from Everard McIntyre, concerning the case of Mr Craufuird.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1965, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1648, 'CUL/1/2/735', '1779-04-00', 'c', 'c', 'c', 'April 1779', 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note concerning  J. T[ucker], merchant of Greenock who has been confined to his house after displaying signs of madness. Unsigned. Dated at head 1 April  1779, but annotated in Cullen\'s office with the date 4 September 1779, which suggests when the document actually reached Cullen. Cullen\'s response [Document 4502], which is also dated 4 April, is addressed to William Wilson who no doubt sent and may have also drawn-up this case report.  ', 'Case note of J. T[ucker]. of Greenock. Unsigned and undated, but probably April 1779  [rest revised by DS...no, more likely August, very early September 1779, and concerning Mr Tucker who has been confined as insane. Probably written by Neilson but check handwriting [Tucker is one of the American, West Indian Tuckers who can be easily traced....N-up/sent Nathaniel Tucker,the poet-physician, was Cullen\'s pupil...DS] Letter 4502 is FAO of Dr William Wilson. Cullen describes cold bathing using clay cap for the head.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2566, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1649, 'CUL/1/2/736', '1779-03-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'March? 1779?', 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note of Mr Dingwall, written in third person but in his handwriting. Unsigned and undated, but probably from March 1779.', 'Case note of Mr Dingwall written in third person but in his handwriting. Unsigned and undated, but probably from March 1779.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2042, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1650, 'CUL/1/2/737', '1779-04-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 April 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Mack giving an update on the case of Mr Ancrum.', 'Letter from Thomas Mack giving an update on the case of Mr Ancrum.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5487, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1651, 'CUL/1/2/738', '1779-04-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 April 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Abernethie concerning an unnamed 21-year-old male patient at Banff who may be consumptive.', 'Letter from Alexander Abernethie concerning an unnamed 21-year-old male patient.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2861, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1652, 'CUL/1/2/739', '1779-04-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 April 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Ebenezer Clarkson concerning the case of Mrs Stevenson bearing an a note indicating that Cullen\'s reply was \'not transcribed\'.', 'Letter from Ebenezer Clarkson concerning the case of Mrs Stevenson. \'Not Transcribed\'. \n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2710, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1653, 'CUL/1/2/740', '1779-04-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 April 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Revd. John Wilson Harrison concerning the case of an unnamed male patient, suffering from \'an acute Pain just under the false ribs on the Right side\' and \'shooting pains in the Breast and abdomen\'. A handstamp is present but illegible.', 'Letter from Revd. John Wilson Harrison concerning the case of an unnamed male patient, suffering from \'an acute Pain just under the false ribs on the Right side\' and \'shooting pains in the Breast and abdomen\'. HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2805, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(1654, 'CUL/1/2/741', '1779-04-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 April 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from Ebenezer Clarkson concerning the case of Mrs Stevenson. A postscript adds that \'[a]ll her friends here are desirous to see you here\'. Cullen\'s draft reply has been written on the remainder of the paper. The indexing annotation mistakenly gives \'Neilson\' rather than \'Stephenson\'.', 'Letter from Ebenezer Clarkson concerning the case of Mrs Stevenson. A postscript adds that \'[a]ll her friends here are desirous to see you here\'. \n\nCUL-AUTHOR-IN', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2712, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1655, 'CUL/1/2/742', '1779-04-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 April 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Heysham concerning the case of Mr Irwin.', 'Letter from John Heysham concerning the case of Mr Irwin.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1867, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1656, 'CUL/1/2/743', '1779-04-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 April 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Orde regarding his daughter and himself, and answering Cullen\'s request for further information on Mr Wilson.', 'Letter from John Orde regarding his daughter and himself, and answering Cullen\'s request for further information on Mr Wilson. Surname in note on the address page is unclear so have not linked to a person ID. Not sure I have linked to the correct Mr Wilson- no information provided about him beyond his illness.GW\n\n\nInferred place of writing (can this be certain?) of \'Weetwood house\' added. See Orde\'s profile. persID 803 for details.- MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2225, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1657, 'CUL/1/2/744', '1779-04-18', 'c', 'c', 'i', '18? April 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, in the form of a retained authorial neat copy, regarding the case of an unnamed female patient. Unsigned, but can be deduced as being by Cullen with regard to John Orde\'s daughter.', 'Letter regarding the case of Mr Wilson and an unnamed female patient. Unsigned, but probably from Cullen and in regards to John Orde\'s daughter. Created a new ID for Mr Wilson as not enough info to link him to existing IDs. GW ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2210, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1658, 'CUL/1/2/745', '1779-04-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 April 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Chiene concerning the case of his wife.', 'Letter from William Chiene concerning the case of his wife.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2709, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1659, 'CUL/1/2/746', '1779-04-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 April 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charles Wilson regarding the treatment of Alexander Inglis of Murdiston, who has sent him one of Cullen\'s laxative prescriptions to be made up. The patient has also asked Wilson to ask Cullen about continuing injections by the penis.', 'Letter from Charles Wilson regarding the treatment of Alexander Inglis of Murdiston, who has sent him one of Cullen\'s laxative prescriptions to be made up. The patient has also asked Wilson to ask Cullen about continuing injections by the penis. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1936, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1660, 'CUL/1/2/747', '1779-04-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 April 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from (Revd?) John Henry to James Buchan in Edinburgh, concerning Henry\'s own case which, as he explains in a subsequent letter, he wrongly dated \'the 20th\' having misread his almanack.', 'Letter from (Revd?) John Henry, the manse at Maderly, to James Buchan in Edinburgh, concerning his own case which, as he explains in a subsequent letter, he wrongly dated \'the 20th\' having misread his almanack.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1834, 1, 7, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1661, 'CUL/1/2/748', '1779-04-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 April 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Rev. John Mudie regarding an unnamed female patient [Emily Clephan]. He also thanks Cullen for getting his son a post as a dresser at the Edinburgh Royal Infirmary. He appraciates the patronage of Cullen who is praised as an ornament to his country.', 'Letter from Rev. John Mudie regarding an unnamed female patient [Emily Clephan]. He also thanks Cullen for getting his son a post as a dresser at the Infirmary. Enjoys Culllen\'s patronage. Ornament to his country.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2746, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1662, 'CUL/1/2/749', '1779-04-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 April 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Mudie concerning the case of Mrs Henderson.', 'Letter from John Mudie concerning the case of Mrs Henderson', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1866, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1663, 'CUL/1/2/750', '1779-04-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 April 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Wightman giving the case history of Mrs Grieve, who consulted Cullen the previous winter for stomach complaints. She has had various menstrual problems which eventually indicated the menopause, and now has eruptions and pains in the arm. She has a previous history of arm pain and the excision of part of her right breast for suspected cancer in 1777. ', 'Letter from William Wightman giving the case history of Mrs Grieve, who consulted Cullen the previous winter for stomach complaints. She  has menstrual problems, and now has eruptions and pains in the arm. She has a previous history of arm pain and the excision of part of her right breast for suspected cancer in 1777. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1937, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1664, 'CUL/1/2/751', '1779-05-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 May 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Ebenezer Jacob in Wexford concerning the case of an unnamed male patient, a 48-year-old man, who practices the law.', 'Letter from Dr Ebenezer Jacob in Wexford concerning the case of an unnamed male patient, a 48-year-old man, who practices the law.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2856, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1665, 'CUL/1/2/752', '1779-05-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 May 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Inglis concerning his own case. He is still suffering from gleet and urinary complaints, despite prescriptions made up by his surgeons in Glasgow, MacLean and Wilson. He plans to undertake sea-bathing at Leith or Prestonpans, in order to be near Cullen. He fears that he may need a course of mercury.', 'Letter from Alexander Inglis concerning his own case. He is still suffering from gleet and urinary complaints, despite prescriptions made up by his surgeons in Glasgow, MacLean and Wilson. He plans to undertake sea-bathing at Leith or Prestonpans, in order to be near Cullen. He fears that he may need a course of mercury. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1939, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1666, 'CUL/1/2/753', '1779-05-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 May 1779', 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned and undated case note concerning the case of \'Miss Y_ Z_\'. The reverse dates it as 5 May 1779. Letter makes reference to Miss Y Z\'s physician consulting with Dr Cullen in such a way that suggests the letter might not have been sent to Cullen originally.', 'Unsigned and undated case note concerning the case of \'Miss Y_ Z_\'. The reverse dates it as 5 May 1779. [Letter makes reference to Miss Y Z\'s physician consulting with Dr Cullen in such a way that suggests the letter might not have been sent to Cullen originally - EK]\n\nNOPLACES', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2343, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1667, 'CUL/1/2/754', '1779-05-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 May 1779', 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note concerning the case of Reverend Mr [William] Henry at Comber (in Ireland), who suffers from pains in his kidneys and genital region after being jarred when his horse stumbled beneath him.. Dated as 6 May 1779 on the reverse. Place of writing uncertain.', 'Unsigned case note concerning the case of Reverend Mr [William] Henry at Comber (in Ireland, who suffers form pains in his kidneys and genital region after being jarred when his horse stumbled beneath him.. Dated as 6 May 1779 on the reverse.  \n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2058, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1668, 'CUL/1/2/755', '1779-05-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 May 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Henry to James Buchan concerning his own case, and thanking Cullen for his response.', 'Letter from John Henry to James Buchan concerning his own case, and thanking Cullen for his response.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2073, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1669, 'CUL/1/2/756', '1779-05-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 May 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Mudie concerning the case of Mrs Henderson. Addressed to Cullen and Dr Young.', 'Letter from John Mudie concerning the case of Mrs Henderson. Addressed to Cullen and Dr Young.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1880, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1670, 'CUL/1/2/757', '1779-05-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 May 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Henry Richardson concerning the case of Mr Brougham, who bears the letter himself. He suffered a fall about 3 years previously, injuring his sides. Other physicians have been treating him as if for indigestion, but Richardson has used a seton. There is a brief mention of Mr Gallon, who has a \'scorbutic eruption\' in his Groin\' and is considering taking the waters in Harrogate.', 'Letter from Dr Henry Richardson concerning the case of Mr Brougham, who bears the letter himself. He suffered a fall about 3 years previously, injuring his sides. Other physicians have been treating him as if for indigestion, but Richardson has used a seton. There is a brief mention of Mr Gallon, who has a \'scorbutic eruption\' in his Groin\' and is considering taking the waters in Harrogate. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3253, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1671, 'CUL/1/2/758', '1779-05-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 May 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Mitchell concerning the case of Alexander Wright.', 'Letter from William Mitchell concerning the case of Alexander Wright.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2235, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1672, 'CUL/1/2/759', '1779-05-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 May 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Wightman concerning the case of Mrs Grieve, whose arm pains are responding to treatment, but who has now developed a dry cough. He is treating her by various methods: bleeding, blistering and with medicines. Postal stamp reads \"PRESS\".', 'Letter from William Wightman concerning the case of Mrs Grieve, whose arm pains are responding to treatment, but who has now developed a dry cough. He is treating her by various methods: bleeding, blistering and with medicines. NB Handstamp \'PRESS\' [MMG] [Identified as possibly incomplete, but looks complete here - jpb]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1938, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1673, 'CUL/1/2/760', '1779-05-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 May 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Gordon concerning his own case.', 'Letter from Alexander Gordon concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3035, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1674, 'CUL/1/2/761', '1779-05-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 May 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Andrew Shennan concerning his own case in which he enquires about how to begin a further course of pills which had run-out, but he has now obtained a new batch from Edinburgh.', 'Letter from Andrew Shennan concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2039, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1675, 'CUL/1/2/762', '1779-05-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 May 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from F. Russell concerning his sister. Suggested treatment on the reverse is scored out; Russell  plans to send his servant for Cullen\'s response later that day.', 'Letter from F. Russell concerning his sister (annotated as \'Miss Y Z\'). Suggested treatment on the reverse is scored out [author plans to send servant for Cullen\'s response later that day - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2229, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1676, 'CUL/1/2/763', '1779-05-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 May 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Richard Dixon concerning the case of John Senhouse who appears jaundiced.', 'Letter from Richard Dixon concerning the case of John Senhouse', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2283, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1677, 'CUL/1/2/764', '1779-05-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 May 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Wightman concerning Mrs Grieve, giving a detailed \'journal\' of her recent symptoms. She is now suffering from breathing difficulties, with some streaks of blood in expectoration. He has been using tussilago, opiates, beeding and blistering. A handstamp reads \'Press\'.', 'Letter from William Wightman concerning Mrs Grieve, giving a detailed \'journal\' of her recent symptoms. She is now suffering from breathing difficulties, with some streaks of blood in expectoration. He has been using tussilago, opiates, beeding and blistering. NB Handstamp \'PRESS\' [MMG] [Could be \'Express\' with the first letters cut off? JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1962, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1678, 'CUL/1/2/765', '1779-05-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 May 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Originally described as \'Directions for Mr Fraser of Gortabeg\', but this is a case note probably sent as an enclosure (in handwriting of Dr John Alves who in ID1683 mentions laying a \'case\' before Wc a week earlier), with a recipe written on the blank space by WC or his assistant.', 'Originally described as \'Directions for Mr Fraser of Gortabeg\', but this is a case note probably sent as an enclosure (in handwriting of Dr John Alves who in ID1683 mentions laying a \'case\' before Wc a week earlier), with a recipe written on the blank space by Wc or his assistant. DS.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3023, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1679, 'CUL/1/2/766', '1779-05-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 May 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor concerning the case of Mr Nielson.', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor concerning the case of Mr Nielson', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2161, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1680, 'CUL/1/2/767', '1779-05-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 May 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of Agnes Maxwell.', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of Agnes Maxwell', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2460, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1681, 'CUL/1/2/768', '1779-05-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 May 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Ann Hope Grant concerning the case of Mrs Ogilvie discussing their journey south and suggesting some intimacy with the Cullen family, mentioning Lord Hopeton and others. Her party has reached Ashburn [Ashbourne] in Derbyshire.', 'Letter from Ann Hope Grant concerning the case of Mrs Ogilvie discussing their journey south and suggesting some intimacy with the Cullen family. Mentions Lord Hopeton also. [Can\'t make out place of writing - seems like \'Ashburn\' but can\'t find a matching place to this. Will need footnote for the Lancashire Witches! - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1838, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1682, 'CUL/1/2/769', '1779-05-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 May 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Hamilton concerning the case of John Freeland who seeks Cullen\'s advice in person, particularly concerning going to Bath and sea bathing.', 'Letter from Thomas Hamilton concerning the case of John Freeland', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2154, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1683, 'CUL/1/2/770', '1779-05-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 May 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr John Alves concerning the case of Mr Fraser of Gortubeg who has a cancerous growth on his lip. The \'case\' mentioned at the opening is Document ID: 1678.', '\nLetter from John Alves concerning the case of Mr Fraser of Gortubeg. The \'case\' mentioned at the opening is ID: 1678, DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:40:25', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3024, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1684, 'CUL/1/2/771', '1779-06-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 June 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from David McClean, consisting of a short cover letter and a twenty-four page case note on his own case.', 'Letter from David McClean, consisting of a short cover letter and a 24-page case note on his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1211, 1, 28, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1685, 'CUL/1/2/772', '1779-06-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 June 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Patrick Scott concerning the case of Miss Anna Betham in the Isle of Man, who has a depressed sternum.', 'Letter from Dr Patrick Scott concerning the case of Miss Anna Betham.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2731, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1686, 'CUL/1/2/773', '1779-06-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 June 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor concerning Miss Peggie Nielson and how she has faired since her journey. Taylor reports on her pulse-rate, but he has lost his \'pulse measurer\'.', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor concerning the case of Miss Peggie Nielson.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2705, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1687, 'CUL/1/2/774', '1779-06-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 June 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Henry Richardson concerning the case of Mr Brougham, who is still suffering pain. The seton in his side has healed. Mr Gallon is mentioned on the indexing annotation, but not in the letter; his name may have been added in error.', 'Letter from Henry Richardson concerning the case of Mr Brougham, who is still suffering pain. The seton in his side has healed. Mr Gallon is mentioned on the external note, but not in the letter. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3255, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1688, 'CUL/1/2/775', '1779-06-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 June 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Edward Gallon concerning his own case, in which he reports soreness in his genitals.', 'Letter from Edward Gallon concerning his own case', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1772, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1689, 'CUL/1/2/776', '1779-06-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 June 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from C. Robertsone giving the case of Mr Henry at the request of Mr Watt of Woodland.', 'Letter from C. Robertsone giving the case of Mr Henry at the request of Mr Watt of Woodland', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2056, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1690, 'CUL/1/2/777', '1778-06-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 June 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Bruce, Madeira, concerning the case of Sir Eyre Coote. Bruce, who owes his position to Cullen, is en-route to India as Cootes\' personal physician and asks if he can send Cullen any information on diseases etc. when he reaches Calcutta. Mr Adair of London was Sir Eyre\'s previous physician.', 'Letter from Robert Bruce, Madeira, concerning the case of Sir Eyre Coote. Bruce, who owes his position to Cullen, is en-route to India as Cootes\' personal physician and asks if he can send Cullen any information on diseases etc. Mr Adair of London was Sir Eyre\'s previous physician.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1994, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1691, 'CUL/1/2/778', '1779-06-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 June 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Katherine Gillon concerning the case of Frank Cunningham.', 'Letter from Katherine Gillon concerning the case of Frank Cunningham. -RD HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3136, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1692, 'CUL/1/2/779', '1779-06-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 June 1779', 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned and undated case note describing the case of J. Napier who has an inflammatory skin condition. Dated on the reverse as 20 June 1779 which suggests date of delivery to Edinburgh.', 'Unsigned and undated case note describing the case of J. Napier. Dated on the reverse as 20 June 1779.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2287, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1693, 'CUL/1/2/780', '1779-06-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 June 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor concerning the cases of Peggie Nielson, her father and her brother Claud Nielson who wants his enquiry kept secret from his father.', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor concerning the cases of Peggie Nielson, her father and her brother Claud Nielson who wants his enquiry kept secret from his father.\n\nThe last page is blank (apart from cat num) and has been hidden from view. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2697, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1694, 'CUL/1/2/781', '1779-06-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 June 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Inglis, concerning his own case. He writes that he is worse than when he last saw Cullen and Alexander Wood. He wants to know if he is to persevere with the ointment and injections of Sweet Oil, or undergo a course of mercury. Phonetic spellings.', 'Letter from Alexander Inglis, concerning his own case. He writes that he is worse than when he last saw Cullen and Alexander Wood. He wants to know if he is to persevere with the ointment and injections of Sweet Oil, or undergo a course of mercury. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1948, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1695, 'CUL/1/2/782', '1779-06-07', 'c', 'c', 'i', '7? June 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Neilson concerning the case of his daughter, Peggy Neilson, who has been transported, presumably, to her home in Pailsey by coach via a night at Livingston. Month and year annotated on wrapper but not day. Must be before 9 June, when Cullen replies (in letter 4453). ', 'Letter from Robert Neilson concerning the case of his daughter, Peggy Neilson.\n\nMonth and year annotated on wrapper but not day. Must be before 9 June, when Cullen replies (letter 4453). (FM) \n\nAddress image moved to end. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2470, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1696, 'CUL/1/2/783', '1779-07-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 July 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Patrick Scott concerning the case of Annie Betham.', 'Letter from Patrick Scott concerning the case of Annie Betham.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2733, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1697, 'CUL/1/2/784', '1779-07-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 July 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Copland, surgeon in Dumfries, to William McDowall, concerning McDowall\'s own case. McDowall is staying at Moffat, and is advised to go on to consult Cullen when McDowall in person at Edinburgh. This letter was probably passed on to Cullen at that consultation.', 'Letter from Alexander Copland to William McDowall of Fife, concerning McDowall\'s own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2259, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1698, 'CUL/1/2/785', '1779-07-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 July 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of Mrs Margaret Logie, from Zetland (Shetland).', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of Mrs Margaret Logie, from Zetland (Shetland).', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1968, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1699, 'CUL/1/2/786', '1779-07-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 July 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Cokayne concerning the case of his wife.', 'Letter from William Cokayne concerning the case of his wife', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2379, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1700, 'CUL/1/2/787', '1779-07-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 July 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Mitchell concerning the case of Mr Wright.', 'Letter from William Mitchell concerning the case of Mr Wright.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2237, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1701, 'CUL/1/2/788', '1779-07-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 July 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Copland concerning the case of William McDowal.', 'Letter from Alexander Copland concerning the case of William McDowal. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2273, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1702, 'CUL/1/2/789', '1779-07-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from Gavin Ralston concerning a reference for his nephew, James King who is seeking a place as a military surgeon.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1703, 'CUL/1/2/790', '1779-07-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 July 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Rev. Robert Deans of Crailing, concerning his wife and himself, both of whom are suffering from throat complaints. Mrs Deans is still feverish. Mr Deans believes he contracted his sore throat from the \'bad air\' exhaled by a man \'far gone in decay\'. Weakness and the hoarseness of his voice now prevent him from preaching.', 'Letter from Robert Deans, concerning the case of his wife and himself.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4816, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1704, 'CUL/1/2/791', '1779-07-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 July 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from David Wemyss concerning the case of Miss Kerr, whose colic has returned. She has been treated with anodynes, but she cannot bear the smell of musk. She has been spitting blood, but cannot be blistered again, as the site of previous blisters is still sore.', 'Letter from David Wemyss concerning the case of Miss Kerr, whose colic has returned. She has been treated with anodynes, but she cannot bear the smell of musk. She has been spitting blood, but cannot be blistered again, as the site of previous blisters is still sore. [MMG] [Unclear abbreviations referring to ingredients of Theriac plaster  checked]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1963, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1705, 'CUL/1/2/792', '1779-07-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 July 1779', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Mcdowall sent prior to a personal consultatation and serving as the covering letter for three letters from his Dumfries surgeon Mr Alexander Coupland and one from himself concerning his case (See Documents 1797; 1697 &amp; 1701. Letter indicates that Mcdowall was staying at \'Ramsay\'s\' i.e. Andrew Ramsay lodgings, Old Assembly Close, and Milne Square.\n', 'Letter from William Mcdowall. Covering letter for three letters from Mr Coupland and one from himself concerning his case, although these are missing. NO...ONE ENCLOSED LETTER IS PRESENT As ID: 1797.  DS - could the other two be ID1697 &amp; 1701? SH. Letter indicates that Mcdowall was staying at Ramsay\'s - could this place be: Andrew Ramsay, sets lodgings, Old Assembly Close, and Milne Square (Williamson\'s Directory for the City of Edinburgh, Canongate, Leith, and suburbs: from June, 1784, - to June, 1785. Printed for P. Williamson, Edinburgh (see NLS post office directories online)) SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2263, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1706, 'CUL/1/2/793', '1779-07-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 July 1779', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Directions, in form of a retained fair copy, for William Macdowal. Prescription mentioned as being enclosed on separate paper is not recorded here, but appears in summary of this letter which is now <a href=\"docs.php?id=4473\">[DOC ID:4473]</a> also linked to the is case. Macdowal and his surgeon Alexander Coupland are normally resident in Dumfries but the former, to whom this letter was immediately addressed - see final paragraph - , was certainly in Edinburgh at this date in order to see Cullen for a consultation.', 'Directions for William Macdowal. Prescription mentioned as being enclosed on separate paper - extrapolated from ID4473, and included in case as ID6295.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 17:47:35', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2275, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1707, 'CUL/1/2/794', '1779-07-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 July 1779', '', '[random jottings on address page]', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Whyte concerning the case of John Brodie who has \'atonic\' gout.', 'Letter from John Whyte concerning the case of John Brodie', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1912, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1708, 'CUL/1/2/795', '1779-07-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 July 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Wemyss concerning the case of Mr Brodie.', 'Letter from Alexander Wemyss concerning the case of Mr Brodie.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1913, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1709, 'CUL/1/2/796', '1779-07-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 July 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Neilson, reporting the death of his daughter Peggy and concerning his own case and that of a friend, Mrs Mclaws.', 'Letter from Robert Neilson, reporting the death of his daughter Peggy and concerning his own case and that of a friend, Mrs Mclaws. (FM)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2591, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1710, 'CUL/1/2/797', '1779-07-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 July 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Hamilton concerning the case of Mrs Paterson who suffers from recurring bowel and urinary problems.', 'Letter from William Hamilton concerning the case of Mrs Paterson.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2286, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1711, 'CUL/1/2/798', '1779-07-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 July 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Clapperton to Joseph Norris, Writer in Edinburgh, concerning the case of Norris\'s father.', 'Letter from Robert Clapperton to Joseph Norris, Writer in Edinburgh, concerning the case of Norris\'s father.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2292, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1712, 'CUL/1/2/799', '1779-07-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 July 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Brown to Joseph Norris, concerning the case of Norris\'s father. Unclear surname of a doctor used twice but second appearance suggests \'Mccatt\'. Given lack of clarity no no person has been created.\n', 'Letter from Alexander Brown to Joseph Norris, concerning the case of Norris\'s father. Unclear surname of a doctor used twice- name looks like \'Mccatt\'. Have not created a profile for this individual. Have suggested Hallguards House though still to link as place of writing. Mentions the \'Knockhill affair\'- haven\'t linked to anything yet as unsure if referring to place or a person. GW\n\nHallguards House is in the database as a specific place. If this is the right place then please add it and drop Mark and email also. Thanks. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2293, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1713, 'CUL/1/2/800', '1779-07-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 July 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Arthur Gair, concerning the case of George Hall.', 'Letter from Arthur Gair, concerning the case of George Hall.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1885, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1714, 'CUL/1/2/801', '1779-07-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'July 1779', 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from C. Drummond concerning the case of Mrs Ogilvie mentioning many mutual associates and commending Cullen\'s son Robert\'s role in a legal case. ', 'Letter from C. Drummond concerning the case of Mrs Ogilvie. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1823, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1715, 'CUL/1/2/802', '1779-08-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 August 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from C. Robertsone in Perth, concerning the case of Mr Gillies.', 'Letter from C. Robertsone in Perth, concerning the case of Mr Gillies.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2461, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1716, 'CUL/1/2/803', '1779-08-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 August 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Whyte concerning the case of John Brodie.', 'Letter from John Whyte concerning the case of John Brodie.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1915, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1717, 'CUL/1/2/804', '1779-08-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 August 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note by Mr B. Bell, describing the case of an unnamed 64-year-old patient who experiences difficulty and pain when urinating.', 'Case note by Mr B. Bell, describing the case of an unnamed 64-year-old patient who experiences difficulty and pain when urinating. [DS HAS FURTHER INFO ON THIS LETTER IN HIS ANNOTATED CALM CAT]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3652, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1718, 'CUL/1/2/805', '1779-08-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 August 1779', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Timothy Kirby, Tallow, County Waterford, Ireland concerning the case of \'a gentleman of some consequence in this country\' (named \'Mr K\' in the enclosed case note (Document ID 1719) which is being brought to Cullen by Mr Percival, who has attended lectures. Dr Kirby thanks Cullen for the \'kindness & friendly attention you favor\'d me with during my stay in Edinburgh\', including treating him for an illness. ', 'Letter from Timothy Kirby, Tallow, County Waterford, Ireland concerning the case of \'a gentleman of some consequence in this country\'(named \'Mr K\' in case note), which is being brought to Cullen by Mr Percival, who has attended lectures. Dr Kirby thanks Cullen for the \'kindness &amp; friendly attention you favor\'d me with during my stay in Edinburgh\', including treating him for an illness. The enclosed case note is ID 1719. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:40:36', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3386, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1719, 'CUL/1/2/806', '1779-08-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 August 1779', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note (originally enclosed with Doc: 1718), by Timothy Kirby, describing the case of Mr. K., a married man aged 30, who is said to have inherited his parents\' \'gouty diathesis\'. His case history goes back to 1764, when he was a student at an academy in Dublin, and includes time in Glasgow in 1766. He has a wide range of ailments, including respiratory and bilious symptoms, listlessness and seminal effusions. He has tried a range of medicines and plaisters, and taken the waters at Bath. He has consulted other physicians in England: Delacour, Warren and Jebb.', 'Unsigned case note, by Timothy Kirby, describing the case of Mr. K., a married man aged 30, who is said to have inherited his parents\' \'gouty diathesis\'. His case history goes back to 1764, when he was a student at an academy in Dublin, and includes time in Glasgow in 1766. He has a wide range of ailments, including respiratory and bilious symptoms, listlessness and seminal effusions. He has tried a range of medicines and plaisters, and taken the waters at Bath. He has consulted other physicians in England: Delacour, Warren and Jebb. Originally enclosed with ID 1718. [MMG] NOTES Added ON BOERHAAVE AND PHARM.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3387, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1720, 'CUL/1/2/807', '1779-08-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 August 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Cokayne concerning the case of his wife and reporting the effects of certain medicinces.', 'Letter from William Cokayne concerning the case of his wife.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2385, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1721, 'CUL/1/2/808', '1779-08-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 August 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Mack concerning the case of Miss Moody, written at the request of her mother Mrs Moody who runs the \'Hen and Chickens\' tavern.', 'Letter from Thomas Mack concerning the case of Miss Moody, at the request of her mother Mrs Moody who runs the \'Hen and Chickens\' tavern.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2468, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1722, 'CUL/1/2/809', '1779-08-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 August 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Hall concerning his own case.', 'Letter from George Hall concerning his own case', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1791, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1723, 'CUL/1/2/810', '1779-08-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 August 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Inglis to Alexander Wood, concerning his own case. He asks it to be forwarded to Cullen. His symptoms are worse, and he wants to know if Wood and Cullen agree he should return to a mercurial course.', 'Letter from Alexander Inglis to Alexander Wood, concerning his own case. He asks it to be forwarded to Cullen. His discharge and dysury are worse, and he wants to know if Wood and Cullen agree he should return to a mercurial course. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1949, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1724, 'CUL/1/2/811', '1779-08-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 August 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Johnston concerning an unnamed male patient with palsy. ', 'Letter from James Johnston concerning an unnamed male patient with palsy. With seal. - RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3224, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1725, 'CUL/1/2/812', '1779-08-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 August 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from David Goodsir concerning Mrs Thomson of Charleton, describing the extent of her paralytic symptoms in her arm, hand and legs. He suspects a calculus in the bladder, as she suffers from painful retention of urine: \'makeing her cry out so as to be heard thro\' the whole house\'. Her husband opposes the use of electricity to treat the paralysis in her arm.', 'Letter from David Goodsir concerning Mrs Thomson of Charleton, describing the extent of her paralytic symptoms in her arm, hand and legs. He suspects a calculus in the bladder, as she suffers from painful retention of urine: \'makeing her cry out so as to be heard thro\' the whole house\'. Her husband opposes the use of electricity to treat the paralysis in her arm. The family is described as being \"att Newton\": this is another name for the Charleton estate (http://data.historic-scotland.gov.uk/pls/htmldb/f?p=2400:15:0::::GARDEN:GDL00100#history). [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1899, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1726, 'CUL/1/2/813', '1779-09-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 September 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Wemyss concerning the case of Mr Brodie.', 'Letter from Alexander Wemyss concerning the case of Mr Brodie', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1920, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1727, 'CUL/1/2/814', '1779-09-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from John Haygarth, in reply to Cullen\'s response to his paper on smallpox. He encloses alterations and additions to the Inquiry into smallpox, and asks for Cullen\'s comments.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 28, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1728, 'CUL/1/2/815', '1779-09-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 September 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Arthur Gair concerning the case of George Hall.', 'Letter from Arthur Gair concerning the case of George Hall', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1790, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1729, 'CUL/1/2/816', '1779-09-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 September 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Wallace concerning the case of Mr Napier and of Arthur Robertson. He mentions an attack on Leith by the flotilla lead by John Paul Jones.', 'Letter from Robert Wallace concerning the case of Mr Napier and of Arthur Robertson. He mentions an attack on Leith by the flotilla lead by John Paul Jones.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2125, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1730, 'CUL/1/2/817', '1779-09-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 September 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Knott, concerning the case of Mrs Knott and her sister, Miss Ford.', 'Letter form George Knott, concerning the case of Mrs Knott and her sister Miss Ford.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1923, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1731, 'CUL/1/2/818', '1779-09-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 September 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of patient \"A.D.\". Unsigned, but annotated as being drawn up by a Mr Buchan concerning the case of Mr A. Davidson (and as confirmed by the reply).', 'Letter concerning the case of patient \"A.D.\". Unsigned, but probably from Mr Buchan concerning the case of Mr A Davidson, as inferred from address page. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3802, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1732, 'CUL/1/2/819', '1779-09-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 September 1779', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Lachlan Campbell, together with the case note of Mrs Farquharson, aged 28, who caught a chill late in pregnancy, when \'an accidental alarm raised her out of Bed in the night time and kept her for above an hour together naked &amp; exposed in a cold passage\'. She gave birth in July, but now has chronic cough and night-sweats.', 'Letter from Lachlan Campbell, together with the case note of Mrs Farquharson, aged 28, who caught a chill late in pregnancy, when \'an accidental alarm raised her out of Bed in the night time and kept her for above an hour together naked &amp; exposed in a cold passage\'. She gave birth in July, but now has chronic cough and night-sweats. She has been blistered. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 10:08:59', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2103, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'p'),
(1733, 'CUL/1/2/820', '1779-09-17', 'c', 'c', 'i', '17? September 1779', 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Document headed  \'Memorandum for William Kerr\'. Unsigned and undated, but likely from September 1779 based on its content - describes the patient as being aged 55 and born in 1724; describes 11th Sept as \'Saturday night last\'; gives description of several days following the 11th so date guessed at the 17th. Writer is probably the practitioner Walker, basing the account upon information supplied by the patient, rather then Kerr himself.', 'Document headed \'Memorandum for William Kerr\'. Unsigned and undated, but likely from September 1779 based on its content - describes the patient as being aged 55 and born in 1724; describes 11th Sept as \'Saturday night last\'; gives description of several days following the 11th so date guessed at the 17th. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3546, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1734, 'CUL/1/2/821', '1779-10-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 October 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John McKie, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from John McKie, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2121, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1735, 'CUL/1/2/822', '1779-10-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 October 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Whyte concerning the case of John Brodie.', 'Letter from John Whyte concerning the case of John Brodie.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1925, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1736, 'CUL/1/2/823', '1779-10-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 October 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from H. A. Bryan, a student of Cullen\'s, concerning the case of his father\'s gout, then asthma. ', 'Letter from H. A. Bryan, a student of Cullen\'s, concerning the case of his father\'s gout, then asthma. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3857, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1737, 'CUL/1/2/824', '1779-10-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 October 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from N. Tucker, a former pupil, concerning the case of an unnamed male patient who has a serious liver condition.', 'Letter from N. Tucker concerning the case of an unnamed male patient [writer is probably Nathaniel Tucker, who published a poem on his native Barbados while a med student in Edinburgh DS]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2803, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1738, 'CUL/1/2/825', '1779-10-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 October 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Since Lachlan Campbell is away, Lionel Campbell responds regarding Mrs Farquharson. He updates Cullen on her cough and other symptoms. It is the diarrhÅ“a whis is proving most troublesome. Her side is being kept open with an issue, and a blister is to be applied between her shoulders.', 'Since Lachlan Campbell is away, Lionel Campbell responds regarding Mrs Farquharson. He updates Cullen on her cough and other symptoms. It is the diarrhÅ“a whis is proving most troublesome. Her side is being kept open with an issue, and a blister is to be applied between her shoulders. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2104, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1739, 'CUL/1/2/826', '1779-10-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 October 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Stevenson concerning the case of Miss Becky Glassford.', 'Letter from Alexander Stevenson concerning the case of Miss Becky Glassford', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2038, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1740, 'CUL/1/2/827', '1779-10-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 October 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Christopher Douglas, concerning the case of Mr Pringle.', 'Letter from Chris Douglas, concerning the case of Mr Pringle', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2570, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1741, 'CUL/1/2/828', '1779-10-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 October 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Cokayne concerning the case of Mrs Cokayne.', 'Letter from William Cokayne concerning the case of Mrs Cokayne', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2387, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(1742, 'CUL/1/2/829', '1779-10-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 October 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Robert Marshall concerning the case of Miss Young whose efforts in caring for her ill mother seem to have damaged her own health. She is consumptive and a recent stay in the countryside near the sea where she could sail and bathe helped her condition, but it has relapsed since returning to town last month.', 'Letter from Robert Marshall concerning the case of Miss Young whose efforts in caring for her ill mother seem to have damaged her own health. [I had trouble with the word which is split between l. 39 and l.40 (lines 4 and 5 on page 2 of the images). It seems to begin with \'em\' on line 39 but I can\'t work out the ending - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4755, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1743, 'CUL/1/2/830', '1779-10-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 October 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Knott, concerning the case of Mrs Knott. Mrs Knott suspects she is pregnant and hopes it will \'carry away all her complaints\'. She is confined to the house, looking after their daughter, who is \'verry Poorley\'.', 'Letter from George Knott concerning the case of Mrs Knott sent from Lorn (which is near Inverary)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1927, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1744, 'CUL/1/2/831', '1779-10-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 October 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John McKie, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from John McKie, concerning his own case', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2137, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1745, 'CUL/1/2/832', '1779-10-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 October 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Short concerning the case of \'our old patient\' Charles Addison, who has been suffering from giddiness and wind. Short proposes a vomit, but Addison wants to know if an issue would be of use. Short notes that \'he has a natural tendency to fatness\'.', 'Letter from John Short concerning the case of \'our old patient\' Charles Addison, who has been suffering from giddiness and wind. Short proposes a vomit, but Addison wants to know if an issue would be of use. Short notes that \'he has a natural tendency to fatness\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1900, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1746, 'CUL/1/2/833', '1779-10-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from John Burns, reporting Dr Riddell\'s death and asking Cullen to recommend him to other doctors.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1747, 'CUL/1/2/834', '1779-10-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 October 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Carmichael concerning the case of Captain John Robertson.', 'Letter from James Carmichael concerning the case of Captain John Robertson', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2035, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1748, 'CUL/1/2/835', '1779-10-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 October 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Fenwick of Lemmington, concerning his own case, which has been successfully treated. He thanks Cullen: \'I find myself quite a new Being, and must ever entertain the highest Idea of that Medical knowledge you are so justly renowned for\'. An answer is briefly summarised on the wrapper. A handstamp is present but illegible.', 'Letter from Robert Fenwick of Lemmington, concerning his own case, which has been successfully treated. He thanks Cullen: \'I find myself quite a new Being, and must ever entertain the highest Idea of that Medical knowledge you are so justly renowned for\'. Suggested treatment to keep him in good health are written on the reverse. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2775, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1749, 'CUL/1/2/836', '1779-11-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 November 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Carmichael concerning Captain Robertson who is arranging to go south for his health but has fears about sailing at this time of year and because of the risk of capture by the Spanish or French who had become formal allies of Revolutionary America.', 'Letter from James Carmichael concerning Captain Robertson who has fears about sailing at this time of year and because of war at sea.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2017, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1750, 'CUL/1/2/837', '1779-11-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 November 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Ralph Patterson concerning the case of Mrs Forster, the wife of postmaster Ralph Forster. ', 'Letter from Ralph Patterson concerning the case of Mrs Forster, the wife of postmaster Ralph Forster. William Schaw linked as author but not mentioned in letter? [Yes, I think Schaw\'s been linked by accident - have delinked him. JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2408, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1751, 'CUL/1/2/838', '1779-11-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 November 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of an unnamed male patient with a varicose aneurism \'as described by Dr Hunter and Dr Cleghorn in the medical observations\'. Also reports on the progress of Mr Nielson.', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of an unnamed male patient with a varicose aneurism \'as described by Dr Hunter and Dr Cleghorn in the medical observations\'. Also reports on the progress of Mr Nielson. [David - those medical observations mentioned on the first page need a footnote - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2698, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1752, 'CUL/1/2/839', '1779-11-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 November 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Cokayne concerning the case of Mrs Cokayne. He mentions recently sending Cullen \"3 Brace of Birds & a Brace of Hares\".', 'Letter from William Cokayne concerning the case of Mrs Cokayne. [David - I\'m not sure what the trouble concerning Cullen\'s family mentioned here is; 1779 doesn\'t match up with dates of death for any of his children that I\'m aware of. Might warrant a note if you can guess what it\'s referring to though. JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2389, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1753, 'CUL/1/2/840', '1779-11-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 November 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Short, concerning the case of Mr Pearson.', 'Letter from John Short, concerning the case of Mr Pearson', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1883, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1754, 'CUL/1/2/841', '1779-11-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 November 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Short, concerning the case of Mr Pearson and asking for advice on the administration of the recipe. Brief notes regarding the response appear on reverse.', 'Letter from John Short, concerning the case of Mr Pearson and asking for advice on the administration of the recipe. Response is on reverse.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2005, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1755, 'CUL/1/2/842', '1779-11-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 November 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Walker, in response to Cullen\'s request for more information, giving a more detailed account of the case of Miss Mitchell.  Her health was undermined in the West Indies from where she returned two years previously. She has rheumatic pains, angina, and a long-standing throat condition which is described variously as a tumour on the tonsil or a quinsy, which makes swallowing difficult. She is now weak and emaciated because of her difficulty in swallowing. She has been treated with mercury. Walker asks if it may be \'the Sibbins\'.', 'Letter from John Walker, in response to Cullen\'s request for more information in Doc ID 1755, giving a more detailed account of the case of Miss Mitchell.  Her health was undermined in the West Indies from where she returned two years previously. She has rheumatic pains, angina, and a long-standing throat condition which is described variously as a tumour on the tonsil or a quinsy, which makes swallowing difficult. She is now weak and emaciated because of her difficulty in swallowing. She has been treated with mercury. Walker asks if it may be \'the Sibbins\' (a yaws-like, non-venereal treponema disease). [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3366, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1756, 'CUL/1/2/843', '1779-11-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 November 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Letter from Michael Law giving the case of the Bishop of Raphoe, at the request of Mrs Oswald. Addressed to James Oswald with the request that Cullen be consulted.', 'Letter from Michael Law giving the case of the Bishop of Raphoe, at the request of Mrs Oswald. Addressed to James Oswald with the request that Cullen be consulted.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5645, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1757, 'CUL/1/2/844', '1779-11-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 November 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr William Wilson concerning the case of Mr Donald who caught cold while returning home to Greenock after seeing Cullen in Edinburgh.', 'Letter from Dr William Wilson concerning the case of Mr Donald.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2946, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1758, 'CUL/1/2/845', '1779-11-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 November 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Short concerning the case of Mr Pearson who has made his condition worse by spending time in his \'accompting room\', which is in a cold cellar.', 'Letter from John Short concerning the case of Mr Pearson', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2006, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1759, 'CUL/1/2/846', '1779-11-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 November 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Directions for the Bishop of Raphoe, citing Boerhaave. Cullen says he has not heard of black jaundice.', 'Directions for the Bishop of Raphoe, citing Boerhaave. Cullen says he has not heard of black jaundice.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 09:24:30', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5644, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1760, 'CUL/1/2/847', '1779-11-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 November 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Stevenson, concerning the case of Miss Beckie Glassford.', 'Letter from Alexander Stevenson, concerning the case of Miss Beckie Glassford.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2033, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1761, 'CUL/1/2/848', '1779-11-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 November 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Farquharson concerning the case of Miss Farquharson, who is setting out from Marlee (her family home in Perthshire) later in the week for Edinburgh, where she will see Cullen. She is evidently consumptive, with purulent spitting and bloodspitting. The Woods of Edinburgh and Perth are both involved in her case.', 'Letter from William Farquharson concerning the case of Miss Farquharson, who is setting out from Marlee (her family home in Perthshire) later in the week for Edinburgh, where she will see Cullen. She is evidently consumptive, with purulent spitting and bloodspitting. The Woods of Edinburgh and Perth are both involved in her case. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5207, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1762, 'CUL/1/2/849', '1779-11-01', 'c', 'c', 'i', '1? November 1779', 'y', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Archibald Mitchell in Kirkcudbright, concerning the case of his daughter and her throat ailment, which seems to have first occurred 12 years previously (c. 1767), when it was treated by Glasgow and Edinburgh physicians. Dr Gilchrist and Mr Walker have been consulted. Her condition is now described as a \'malignant putrid Quinsey\', which has left her unable to swallow, so she is being fed on liquids through her nose. Addressed to \'My Lord\' - probably Lord Selkirk, the major landowner in the area and an Edinburgh neighbour of Cullen â€“ about referring her case to Cullen. Dated November 1779 in the annotation.', 'Letter from Archibald Mitchell in Kirkcudbright, concerning the case of his daughter and her throat ailment, which seems to have first occurred 12 years previously (c. 1767), when it was treated by Glasgow and Edinburgh physicians. Dr Gilchrist and Mr Walker have been consulted. Her condition is now described as a \'malignant putrid Quinsey\', which has left her unable to swallow, so she is being fed on liquids through her nose. Addressed to \'My Lord\' - probably Lord Selkirk, the major landowner in the area and an Edinburgh neighbour of Cullen â€“ about referring her case to Cullen. Dated November 1779 in the annotation. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3365, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1763, 'CUL/1/2/850', '1779-12-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 December 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from J. Bowman Jun. concerning the pulmonary case of the son of Roger Stevenson in London, who is the brother of Dr (Prof.) Stevenson in Glasgow. ', 'Letter from J. Bowman Jun. concerning the case of the son of Dr Stevenson in London, brother of Mr Stevenson in Glasgow. Check if it is this Mr Hunter! -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4168, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1764, 'CUL/1/2/851', '1779-12-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 December 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'T', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Ingham, giving a report on the post mortem of Miss F[rances] S[impson]. This was an enclosure with Document ID:1808.', 'Letter from William Ingham, giving a report on the post mortem of Miss F S. THIS IS THE MISSING ENCLOSURE FOR ID: 1808. DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:40:47', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2190, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1765, 'CUL/1/2/852', '1779-12-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 December 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John McKie concerning his own case. He has episodes of giddiness and a stomach complaint.', 'Letter from John McKie concerning his own case', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2140, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1766, 'CUL/1/2/853', '1779-12-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 December 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from M. Hunter concerning the case of Mr Law, shipmaster of Montrose, and reporting the recent death of Hunter\'s father.', 'Letter from M. Hunter concerning the case of Mr Law, shipmaster of Montrose.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1916, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1767, 'CUL/1/2/854', '1779-12-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 December 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mary Mather concerning her own case which involves being tapped. Dr White [Whyte] has neglected to send a letter directly to Cullen reporting on her case, so considers the \'consultation is lost\'.', 'Letter from Mary Mather concerning her own case which involves being tapped. Dr White [Whyte] has neglected to send a letter directly to Cullen reporting on her case so considers the \'consultation is lost\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 425, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1768, 'CUL/1/2/855', '1779-12-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 December 1779', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Chalmers concerning the case of Mrs McLean, referred by Mr McLean of Coll (her husband). Consists of a covering letter and case note; the latter is signed by Chalmers and Thomas Livingston. She is a 56-year-old woman who has borne several children, and is suffering from menstrual problems, sickness and debility.', 'Letter from William Chalmers concerning the case of Mrs McLean, referred by Mr McLean of Coll (her husband). Consists of a covering letter and case note; the latter is signed by Chalmers and Thomas Livingston. She is a 56-year-old woman who has borne several children, and is suffering from menstrual problems, sickness and debility. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 10:09:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3371, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'p'),
(1769, 'CUL/1/2/856', '1779-12-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 December 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor concerning the case of Mr Nielson.', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor concerning the case of Mr Nielson', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2699, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1770, 'CUL/1/2/857', '1779-12-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 December 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Copland, surgeon at Dumfries, concerning the case of Mr McDowal. Marked \'Answered in person\'.', 'Letter from Alexander Copland concerning the case of Mr McDowal. Dateline with a brace', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2301, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1771, 'CUL/1/2/858', '1779-12-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 December 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Roger Stevenson concerning the case of his son whose fever has abated and thanking Cullen for his response. Mentions Sir John Pringle as a mutual friend.', 'Letter from Roger Stevenson concerning the case of his son, thanking Cullen for his response. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4244, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1772, 'CUL/1/2/859', '1779-12-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from Alexander Wilson, asking Cullen to give him a letter of introduction to Dr Fothergill to gain an opening in Colchester', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(1773, 'CUL/1/2/860', '1779-12-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 December 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Reverend Edward Gillespy, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from Reverend Edward Gillespy, concerning his own case', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2164, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1774, 'CUL/1/2/861', '1779-12-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 December 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Innes concerning his own case of an illness which he thinks was brought on by exposure to cold.', 'Letter from Robert Innes concerning his own case.\n\nA few odd things to note: 1. He frequently uses a comma as an apostrophe when shortening \"ed\" at the end of past tense verbs: \",d\". I\'ve retained this spelling for now but can regularise it to \"\'d\" if you like. 2. Could \"Creeping\" be a variation of \"croup\"? I wasn\'t sure so didn\'t mark up. 3. I initially guessed that \"Town\" was London, but from letter ID 1895 (in same Case) it seems to be Edinburgh. (FM)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3061, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1775, 'CUL/1/2/862', '1779-12-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 December 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Irwin concerning the case of his father, who has now died.', 'Letter from Thomas Irwin concerning the case of his father, who has now died', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5281, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1776, 'CUL/1/2/863a', '1779-12-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Cover letter from John Haygarth. DO NOT TRANSCRIBE, DS', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1777, 'CUL/1/2/863b', '1779-12-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Cutting from a Chester newspaper concerning the Small-Pox Society. DO NOT TRANSCRIBE DS', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1778, 'CUL/1/2/863c', '1778-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 0, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Printed \'Rules of Prevention\', to be followed to prevent the spread of smallpox. Undated, but circa 1778. DO NOT TRANSCRIBE', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1779, 'CUL/1/2/863d', '1778-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 0, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Printed \'Rules of Prevention\' to be followed in order to prevent the spread of smallpox. Undated, but circa 1778. DO NOT TRANSCRIBE DS', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1780, 'CUL/1/2/863e', '1778-11-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', '\'General Meeting of the Small Pox Society\'. Statement by the society\'s inspector, Robert Owen, listing those who had followed the society\'s directions, and detailing how the infection had initially spread between them. [DO NOT TRANSCRIBE. DS][', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1781, 'CUL/1/2/863f', '1779-12-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Report on the monthly meeting of the Small Pox Society, stating that the number of patients in Chester has decreased and infection has been prevented. DO NOT TRANSCRIBE. DS', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1782, 'CUL/1/2/863g', '1780-02-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter to members of the Small Pox Society, detailing its success in containing the spread of disease. DO NOT TRANSCRIBE DS', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1783, 'CUL/1/2/864', '1779-12-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 December 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Henry William Tytler concerning the case of John Smith, a shopkeeper in Brechin, who has rheumatism, and has lately had an ailment which began with a headache and led to weakness, giddiness and an inability to hold his head up. Dr Ogilvy in Forfar is also involved in the case. He also reports the death of their last patient [possibly the Mr Gillies of Case ID:1204] also seen by Dr Robertson in Perth\n\n', 'Letter from Henry William Tytler concerning the case of John Smith, a shopkeeper in Brechin, who has rheumatism, and has lately had an ailment which began with a headache and led to weakness, giddiness and an inability to hold his head up. Dr Ogilvy in Forfar is also involved in the case. He also reports the death of their last patient [possibly the Mr Gillies of Case ID:1204] also seen by Dr Robertson in Perth [MMG]\n\nImage 1 moved to end. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3393, 1, 6, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1784, 'CUL/1/2/865', '1779-12-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 December 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Captain John Robertson, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from Captain John Robertson, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2031, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1785, 'CUL/1/2/866', '1779-12-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 December 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Thomas Wells, who was a student of Cullen\'s in 1769-70, consulting Cullen on the advice of Dr Warren of Taunton, concerning his own case of gout: \'I have for near a year almost entirely lost the Use of my Legs and have not been able to walk a hundred yards without much Pain\'. He is not yet 33, but \'my Life\'s a Burthen\'. There are traces of a handstamp, but it is illegible. Some pen-testing (\'Sir\' repeated several times) -on the exterior not transcribed. ', 'Letter from Dr Thomas Wells, who was a student of Cullen\'s in 1769-70, consulting Cullen on the advice of Dr Warren of Taunton, concerning his own case of gout: \'I have for near a year almost entirely lost the Use of my Legs and have not been able to walk a hundred yards without much Pain\'. He is not yet 33, but \'my Life\'s\na Burthen\'. There are traces of a handstamp, but it is illegible, and some pen-testing on the exterior. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3377, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1786, 'CUL/1/2/867', '1779-12-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 December 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Stephen Cleasby concerning the case of Mr Smith, surgeon.', 'Letter from Stephen Cleasby concerning the case of Mr Smith, surgeon.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2663, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1787, 'CUL/1/2/868a', '1779-12-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 December 1779', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Jackson at Glasgow concerning the case of his sister, Mrs Fortescue of Cookhill near Worcester. She had been sent a prescription in the hand of one of Cullen\'s daughters (not linked as unclear which one). The enclosure is ID:1788. ', 'Letter from James Jackson at Glasgow concerning the case of his sister, Mrs Fortescue of Cookhill near Worcester, who knows one of Cullen\'s daughters. The enclosure is ID:1788. DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1881, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1788, 'CUL/1/2/868b', '1779-12-29', 'i', 'i', 'i', '29? December? 1779?', 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note sent to James Jackson the postmaster in Glasgow, describing the case of his sister Mrs Fortescue of Cookhill, by her family apothecary.  Date entered is that of the letter to Cullen with which this was enclosed (ID: 1787). An unusual handstamp is present but illegible (does obviously suggest any obvious post-office near Cookhill).', 'Case note describing the case of Mrs Fortescue, by her family apothecary. Addressed to her brother James Jackson. Undated but probably December 1779. HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1879, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1789, 'CUL/1/2/869', '1779-12-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 December 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from H. William Tytler, concerning the case of an unnamed female patient. Also mentions the death of her husband last summer, from complications from a fall from a Chaise, in which Cullen was consulted. Brief mention of patient Mr Smith which was discussed in a previous letter from Tytler (ID 1783).', 'Letter from H. William Tytler, concerning the case of an unnamed female patient. Also mentions the death of her husband last summer, from complications from a fall from a Chaise, in which Cullen was consulted. Brief mention of patient Mr Smith which was discussed in a previous letter from Tytler (ID 1783).', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2238, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1790, 'CUL/1/2/870', '1779-12-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'December? 1779?', 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from \'R. I.\' (identified in other letters as Robert Innes) concerning his own case. Undated, but probably from December of 1779.', 'Letter from \'R. I.\' (identified in other letters as Robert Innes) concerning his own case. Undated, but probably from December of 1779. His handwriting is far messier than usual in this letter, probably because he was in great pain while writing it.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2945, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1791, 'CUL/1/2/871', '1779-12-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'December? 1779?', 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from \'R. I.\' (identified in annotation and other letters as Dr. Robert Innes), concerning his own case. Undated but probably from December of 1779; written the day after letter ID: 1790. ', 'Letter from \'R. I.\' (identified in annotation and other letters as Dr. Robert Innes), concerning his own case. Undated but probably from December of 1779; written the day after letter ID 1790.\n\n- In the phrase \'Lintseed Tea and Oil\', I don\'t know whether \'Oil\' is lintseed oil or castor oil (which is mentioned earlier in the letter), so I haven\'t filled in an ingredient number. (FM) [David - the \'pinstripe\' mentioned is odd and needs a note, although I can\'t find an OED citation of the word in any sense for the 18thC - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:41:00', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3044, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1792, 'CUL/1/2/872', '1779-00-00', 'c', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Document headed \'Receipt for the Rheumatism\', giving instructions for making up a treatment for rheumatism using artichoke and vinegar.', 'n', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1793, 'CUL/1/2/873', '1779-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', '', '', '', 'Document by \'G. C.\' and \'A. M.\', professors at the university of Edinburgh, giving their opinion on Bluhm\'s remedy lixivium causticum for calculi in the kidneys. In Latin. Undated but probably from 1779.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1794, 'CUL/1/2/874', '1778-02-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'February? 1778?', 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note in the hand of John Buchan, WS, concerning his sister, Marion, wife of Robert Cathcart of Genoch, compiled from information sent by letter. She has borne several children, and now suffers back pain, numbness and disturbed sleep. The external annotation mistakenly names her as \'Mrs. Ross\': in Doc 1491, Buchan refers to Cullen having made an error with her name.', 'Unsigned case note of an unnamed female patient (annotated as Mrs Ross, Mr Buchan\'s sister). Undated but probably from 1779. Awaiting case sorting. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4088, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1795, 'CUL/1/2/875', '1779-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1779?', 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from \'the young man whose Case Mr Barry laid before you\', who admits to being suicidal over fears that he has ruined his entire constitution after being encouraged to masturbate by a rascal of an Englishman when he was younger. Undated but probably from 1779.', 'Letter from \'the young man whose Case Mr Barry laid before you\'. Undated but probably from 1779.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2771, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1796, 'CUL/1/2/876', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Brief notes on directions and possible treatment, written on the reverse of an incoming letter; probably a summary draft of an outgoing letter. No date, although must have been written after Cullen\'s move to Edinburgh in 1755 given the incoming letter\'s address. Categorised as an outgoing document because the substance is the retained summary of Cullen\'s advice to an unnamed patient.', 'Brief notes on directions and  possible treatment, probably a draft of a letter, written on the reverse of an incoming letter. No date, although must have been written after Cullen\'s move to Edinburgh due to the incoming letter\'s address.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1029, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1797, 'CUL/1/2/877', '1779-07-13', 'i', 'i', 'i', '13? July? 1779?', 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Letter from Alexander Copland to William McDowal, concerning McDowal\'s own case. Undated but probably was enclosed with Doc ID: 1705. Copland also gives advice for Macdowall\'s brother. ', 'Letter from Alexander Copland to William McDowal, concerning McDowal\'s own case. Undated but probably from 1779. [ENCLOSED IN ID: 1705 DS] Also Copland gives advice for Macdowall\'s brother. Two lines in a brace on address page.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:41:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2473, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1798, 'CUL/1/2/878', '1780-01-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 January 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Young(e) concerning the case of Mrs Houston, and giving a short report on her progress following Cullen\'s directions and prescription.', 'Letter from William Young concerning the case of Mrs Houston, and giving a short report on her progress following Cullen\'s directions and prescription.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 55, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1799, 'CUL/1/2/879', '1780-01-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 January 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Rowand concerning his own case. He suffers from chest complaints and is convinced his condition is \'Nervos\" (Nervous). Similar phonetic spellings throughout. Asks for reply to be directed to him \'in Maxwell St.\' Glasgow. Poor literacy and the mode of signing off suggest that he is a \'servant\'.', '\n\nLetter from John Rowand concerning his own case. He suffers from chest complaints and is convinced his condition is \'Nervos\" (Nervous). Similar phonetic spellings throughout. Asks for reply to be directed to him \'in Maxwell St.\' Glasgow. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 56, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1800, 'CUL/1/2/880', '1780-01-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 January 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Young(e) concerning the case of Mrs Houston, written from Calderhall.', 'Letter from William Young(e) concerning the case of Mrs Houston, written from Calderhall.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 57, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1801, 'CUL/1/2/881', '1780-01-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 January 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from  J[oseph]. Clarke in Ireland to John Caldwell, student, reporting that Caldwell\'s father is seriously ill with a tumour on his liver. Clarke mentions that \'I was so fortunate as to get a very valuable collect[io]n of medical &amp; other books from Dr Maconchy, some manuscripts &amp; a very extensive sett of midwifery instruments\' ( Machonchy was Clarke\'s Great Uncle). He also comments on mutual friends and the \'Moneymore Volunteers\". Cullen linked as physician because John Caldwell passes this letter on to him for advice over his father. The \'J. Eliot\' mentioned may be Sir John Elliott (Person: 2272), but no certain linkage made. ', 'Letter from  J[oseph]. Clarke in Ireland to John Caldwell, student, reporting that Caldwell\'s father is seriously ill with a tumour on his liver. Clarke mentions that \'I was so fortunate as to get a very valuable collect[io]n of medical &amp; other books from Dr Maconchy, some manuscripts &amp; a very extensive sett of midwifery instruments\' ( Machonchy was Clarke\'s Great Uncle). He also comments on mutual friends and the \'Moneymore Volunteers\". Cullen linked as physician because John Caldwell passes this letter on to him for advice over his father.. D.S. [The \'J. Eliot\' mentioned may be Sir John Elliott (2272). Not enough info to link as duplicate unless you\'re more sure than I am, but worthy of a note at least - jpb]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 202, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1802, 'CUL/1/2/882', '1780-01-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 January 1780', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note describing the case of an unnamed male patient, \'A. B.\' Presumably an enclosure but cover letter untraced despite some efforts to identify it.', 'Case note describing the case of an unnamed male patient, \'A. B.\' Presumably an enclosure but cover letter untraced despite some efforts to identify it. Comparing handwriting as part of missing enclosure search might locate it D.S.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 203, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1803, 'CUL/1/2/883', '1780-01-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 January 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Frances Fortescue at Cookhill, concerning her own case. Possibly privately delivered.', '\nLetter from Frances Fortescue at Cookhill, concerning her own case. [Privately delivered?] DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 245, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1804, 'CUL/1/2/884', '1780-01-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 January 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Stevenson concerning the case of Mr Millar of Walkinshaw. Refers to Millar\'s nephew. Postscript reports on Prof. Alexander Wilson\'s measurements of sub-zero temperatures overnight at Glasgow.', '\nLetter from Alexander Stevenson concerning the case of Mr Millar of Walkinshaw. Refers to Millar\'s nephew. Postscript reports on Prof. Alexander Wilson\'s measurements of very low, sub-zero temperatures overnight at Glasgow.\n\nSecond postscript really ought to be new div since there is already a postscript present. TEIP5. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 246, 1, 6, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1805, 'CUL/1/2/885', '1780-01-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 January 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Lawson concerning the case of Miss Jeany Dabriel [Dabyiel].', 'Letter from William Lawson concerning the case of Miss Jeany Dabriel [Dabyiel].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 331, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1806, 'CUL/1/2/886', '1780-01-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 January 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from Richard Lambert, surgeon at Newcastle, concerning the case of Miss Mary and Miss Barbara Peareth.', '\nLetter from Richard Lambert, surgeon at Newcastle, concerning the case of Miss Mary and Miss Barbara Peareth. \n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 299, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1807, 'CUL/1/2/887', '1780-01-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 January 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor concerning the case of Mr Nielson and Mrs McLaws.', '\n\nLetter from Alexander Taylor concerning the case of Mr Nielson and Mrs McLaws', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 332, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1808, 'CUL/1/2/888', '1780-01-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 January 1780', '', '', 1, 2, 'T', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from A. Ord concerning the case of Miss Frances Simpson, whose post mortem was carried out by Mr Ingham, Mr Lambert\'s partner. The enclosure sent with this letter is Document ID:1764.', 'Letter with unclear signature [A. Ord? DS] concerning the case of Miss Frances Simpson, whose post mortem was carried out by Mr Ingham, Mr Lambert\'s partner.  MISSING ENCLOSURE IS ID: 1764. DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:41:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 333, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1809, 'CUL/1/2/889', '1780-01-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 January 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Farquharson at Dunkeld concerning the case of Mr McDuff, who is to deliver the letter. He asks for Cullen\'s response in writing and explains the lengthy details he gives of the case due to the \'propensity [the patient] has of concealing his complaints, particularly from his Physician\'. Letter also mentions the recent death of another shared patent, a Miss Farquharson.', '\n\n\n\nLetter from William Farquharson at Dunkeld concerning the case of Mr McDuff. Hand-delivered by McDuff. Mentions predicted recent death of another shared patent, a Miss Farquharson.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 317, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1810, 'CUL/1/2/890', '1780-01-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 January 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter probably hand-delivered by Alexander Gibson concerning his own case. Had called at the house \'yesterday afternoon\' but Cullen was at dinner. A note on the reverse says \'answered in person\'.', '\n\nLetter probably hand-delivered by Alexander Gibson concerning his own case. Poor literacy skills. Had called at the house \'yesterday afternoon\' but Cullen was at dinner. A note on the reverse says \'answered in person\'. DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 318, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1811, 'CUL/1/2/891', '1780-01-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'January? 1780?', 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mr Malcolm concerning his own case. Brief and undated but annotated as January 1780. Not signed, but use of first-person pronoun confirms it is authorial original. No evidence of posting. Possibly passed to Cullen in advance of, or at the commencment of a personal meeting.', 'Letter from Mr Malcolm concerning his own case. Brief and undated but annotated as January 1780. Use of first-person pronoun confirms it is authorial original. No evidence of posting. Possibly passed to Cullen in advance of, or at the commencment of a personal meeting. DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 319, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1812, 'CUL/1/2/892', '1780-01-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'January 1780', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Caldwell concerning the case of his father, a clergyman in Ireland. Probably hand-delivered, as he is arranging to call to speak to Cullen in person. The enclosure by \'Dr Clarke\' is document 1801; (but any implied enclosed letter from Caldwell\'s father is untraced). John Caldwell is or recently was Cullen\'s pupil.', '\nLetter from John Caldwell concerning the case of his father, a clergyman in Ireland. Probably hand-delivered, as he is arranging to call to speak to Cullen in person. The enclosure by \'Dr Clarke\' is ID:1801; (but any implied enclosed letter from Caldwell\'s father is untraced). John Caldwell at this date is or recently was Cullen\'s pupil. DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 354, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1813, 'CUL/1/2/893', '1780-01-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 January 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from A. Scott, concerning the case of Mr Furnese.', 'Letter from A. Scott, concerning the case of Mr Furnese', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 334, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1814, 'CUL/1/2/894', '1780-02-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 February 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Stevenson, concerning the case of Lady Lucy Douglass of Bothwell Castle. A surgeon Mr Hamilton is in close attendance, who may be Hamilton the Glasgow surgeon; the \'Mr D\' mentioned may be the patient\'s husband, Archibald Douglas, first Baron Douglas. Handstamp is illegible.', '\nLetter from Alexander Stevenson, concerning the case of Lady Lucy Douglass of Bothwell Castle. A surgeon Mr Hamilton is in close attendance, who may be Hamilton the Glasgow surgeon. DS\n\n[the \'Mr D\' mentioned may be the patient\'s husband, Archibald Douglas, first Baron Douglas. - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 335, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1815, 'CUL/1/2/895', '1780-02-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 February 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter by David Watson, concerning the case of Captain Guise, a soldier who began suffering from \'great perturbations of mind\' and religious delusions when stationed in Gibraltar. Use of \'signed\' implies this is a copy.', '\nLetter by David Watson, concerning the case of Captain Guise. Use of \'signed\' implies this is a copy. Postscript dated 2nd February. DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 336, 1, 16, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1816, 'CUL/1/2/896', '1780-02-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 February 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Short concerning the case of Mr Pearson, who is suffering from a \'suppression of urine\'.', '\nLetter from John Short, concerning the case of Mr Pearson suffering a \'suppression of urine\' [answered at Vol .X, p. 156]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 175, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1817, 'CUL/1/2/897', '1780-02-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 February 1780', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Lionel Campbell at Campbeltown concerning an unnamed female patient, aged 21. Also mentions the case of Mrs Farquharson.', '\nLetter from Lionel Campbell, at Campbeltown concerning an unnamed female patient, aged 21. Also mentions the case of Mrs Farquharson.  DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 155, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1818, 'CUL/1/2/898', '1780-02-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 February 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from  Dr (Sir) Alexander Douglas concerning the case of Miss Stewart, who had also been examined by Mr Wood.', 'Letter from  Dr (Sir) Alexander Douglas concerning the case of Miss Stewart, who had also been examined by Mr Wood (I am assuming this is the leading Edinburgh surgeon Alexander Wood DS)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 355, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1819, 'CUL/1/2/899', '1780-02-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 February 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James [Murray] Sutherland of Clyne concerning his own case, referred to Cullen by Mr Campbell, surgeon at Dornoch.', 'Letter from James [Murray] Sutherland of Clyne concerning his own case, referred to Cullen by Mr Campbell, surgeon at Dornoch.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 337, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1820, 'CUL/1/2/900', '1780-02-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 February 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Knott at Conistone, concerning the case of his wife, who is pregnant. Mentions a Miss Ford in passing who, from earlier letters, can be identified as his sister-in-law. He plans to visit Edinburgh \'this summer\'. He also asks Cullen his advice on another matter; he keeps a pack of dogs and is worried his family may be at risk from eating a hare caught by dogs which later \'appeared to be going mad\'. He has also written from Lorn in Argyle, so not clear where he resides.', 'Letter from George Knott at Conistone, concerning the case of his wife, who is pregnant. Mentions a Miss Ford in passing who, from earlier letters, can be identified as his sister-in-law. He plans to visit Edinburgh \'this summer\'. He also asks Cullen his advice on another matter; he keeps a pack of dogs and is worried his family may be at risk from eating a hare caught by dogs which later \'appeared to be going mad\'. He has also written from Lorn in Argyle, so not clear where he resides. DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 156, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1821, 'CUL/1/2/901', '1780-02-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 February 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr John Govan concerning the case of Mr Dalgleish of Scotscraig. Hand delivered by a Mr Hunter, who will deliver the reply. ', '\n\nLetter from Dr John Govan concerning the case of Mr Dalgleish of Scotscraig. Hand delivered by a Mr Hunter who will deliver the reply. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 157, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1822, 'CUL/1/2/902', '1780-02-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 February 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr William Thomson at Worcester, concerning the case of Mrs Fortescue.', '\n\nLetter from Dr William Thomson at Worcester concerning the case of Mrs Fortescue', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 158, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1823, 'CUL/1/2/903', '1780-02-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'February? 1780?', 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Barclay, concerning the case of his father, Henry Barclay of Coltness. Undated but probably from February 1780. Sealed, but probably hand-delivered within Edinburgh.', '\n\nLetter from William Barclay, concerning the case of his father, Henry Barclay of Coltness. Undated but probably from February 1780. Sealed, but probably hand-delivered within Edinburgh.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 159, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(1824, 'CUL/1/2/904', '1781-03-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 March 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Collier concerning the case of Mrs Moubray, who has a swollen leg and menstrual obstruction, and has been suffering from hot flutings. No external mark of postage, but it bears an instruction to be sent \'by the Glasgow fly\'. From location, the patient is almost certainly the wife of Henry Moubray of Calderbank. A recipe is in the same handwriting as the annotation on the wrapper.', 'Letter from James Collier concerning the case of Mrs Moubray, who has a swollen leg and menstrual obstruction, and has been suffering from hot flushings. Check if matches handwriting of Dr. James Collier when images loaded. DS - Handwriting looks similar; annotation may postdate his 1784 MD. MMG No external postmark, but it bears an instruction to be sent \'by the Edinburgh fly\'. From location, the patient is almost certainly the wife of Henry Moubray of Calderbank. A recipe is in the same handwriting as the annotation on the wrapper. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5299, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1825, 'CUL/1/2/905', '1780-03-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 March 1780', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Copland concerning the case of Mrs [Ann] Hamilton of Aldershaw, consisting of a cover letter and a detailed case note. Possibly privately delivered.', 'Letter from Alexander Copland concerning the case of Mrs Hamilton of Aldershaw, consisting of a cover letter and a detailed case note. Privately delivered?', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 10:05:05', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 160, 1, 12, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'p'),
(1826, 'CUL/1/2/906', '1780-03-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 March 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Whytt concerning the case of Andrew Flockhart, \'a husband man\'  who has developed dropsy after being injured by a carriage wheel. Cullen\'s advice is noted in brief summary form.', 'Letter from James Whytt concerning the case of Andrew Flockhart, \'a husband man\'  who has developed dropsy after being injured by a carriage wheel.\n\nCUL-AUTHOR-IN', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 226, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1827, 'CUL/1/2/907', '1780-03-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 March 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Saunders, the son of Banff physician James Saunders, concerning the case of Mr Innes of Muirifold. Scribbled as evidence of commercial posting. Mentions having studied medicine under his older brother [William] at London. ', 'Letter from Robert Saunders concerning the case of Mr Innes of Muirifold. Scribbled as evidence of commercial posting. Mentions having studied medicine under his older brother [William] at Edinburgh. \n\n[Changed that to \'London\' - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 227, 1, 7, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1828, 'CUL/1/2/908', '1770-10-30', 'i', 'i', 'i', '30? October? 1770?', 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Saunders concerning the case of Mrs Innes, at the request of Mr Innes of Murryfolds. He also reports the death of his son David.', 'Letter from James Saunders concerning the case of Mrs Innes, at the request of Mr Innes of Murryfolds. He also reports the death of his son David. Alison had it dated as \'probably around 1780\' but  James S. died in 1778. Not enough pages loaded up to fully match up/confirm an earlier dating BUT NEEDS CHECKING LATER [DS] \n\n[Must be 1770 from the reply, which both mentions the patient and consoles Saunders on \'your late loss\' - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 338, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1829, 'CUL/1/2/909', '1780-03-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 March 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Henry Richardson concerning the case of Mrs Widdrington, who has recently become weak after nursing her consumptive husband who died about six weeks earlier.', 'Letter from Henry Richardson concerning the case of Mrs Widdrington who has recently become weak after nursing her consumptive husband who died about six weeks earlier.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 228, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1830, 'CUL/1/2/910', '1780-03-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 March 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Henry Richardson concerning the case of Mrs Widdrington. Refers to earlier exchanges.', '\n\nLetter from Henry Richardson concerning the case of Mrs Widdrington. Refers to earlier exchanges.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 161, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1831, 'CUL/1/2/911', '1780-03-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 March 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Gavin Fullarton concerning the case of Alexander McDonald who is described as \'our old friend\'. Letter hand-delivered by the patient himself, who is suffering from \"Gonnorhea\".', '\nLetter from Gavin Fullarton concerning the case of Alexander McDonald who is described as \'our old friend\'. Letter hand-delivered by the patient himself. Suffering from \"Gonnorhea\".\n\n[Reference to \'busses\' on second page might need a footnote - herring \'busses\' were Dutch fishing boats - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 162, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1832, 'CUL/1/2/912', '1780-03-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'March 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr. H. Rose in Forres concerning the case of Mr Urquhart, who developed an ague when living in Maryland.', '\n\nLetter from Dr. H. Rose concerning the case of Mr Urquhart who developed Ague when living in Maryland.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 163, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1833, 'CUL/1/2/913', '1774-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1774?', 'y', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Undated document titled \'The Case of a Young Lady\', concerning an unnamed female patient, with details from 1768 to 1774. Was \'in the Twenty fifth year of her Age\' when \'attacked with pain\' and \'giddiness\' in the Autumn of 1768. Recounts excessive bloodletting. No signature nor evidence of authorship. Sealed but no evidence of commercial delivery.', 'Undated but POST-1774. \n\'The Case of a Young Lady\', an unnamed female patient, with details from 1768 to 1774. Was \'in the Twenty fifth year of her Age\' when \'attacked with pain\' and \'giddiness\' in the Autumn of 1768. Recounts excessive bloodletting. No signature nor evidence of authorship. Sealed but no evidence of commercial delivery.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 164, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1834, 'CUL/1/2/914', '1780-03-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 March 1780', '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Brief Case note annotated as \'Case of Lizzie Lawrie\'. Possibly Cullen\'s memoranda of a personal consultation on which he has also noted down his prescription.', 'Brief Case note annotated as \'Case of Lizzie Lawrie\'. Possibly Cullen\'s memoranda of a personal consultation on which he has also noted down his prescription.\n\nCUL-AUTHOR-IN\n\nNOPLACES', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 165, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1835, 'CUL/1/2/915', '1780-04-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 April 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Ligertwood concerning his own case.', '\n\nLetter from Robert Ligertwood concerning his own case', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 532, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1836, 'CUL/1/2/916', '1780-04-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 April 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr John Alves at Inverness, concerning the case of Sherriff Campbell, who is in a \'pitiable state\'.', '\nLetter from Dr John Alves at Inverness, concerning the case of Sherriff Campbell.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 166, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1837, 'CUL/1/2/917a', '1780-04-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 April 1780', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from the Earl of Selkirk concerning the case of his son, Lord Daer, who is currently at the Barbaulds\' academy in England. Selkirk, who is on his way south and seriously concerned that his son and heir may be consumptive, sends various reports from local and London practitioners who have all been consulted.', 'Letter from the Earl of Selkirk concerning the case of his son, Lord Daer, who is currently at the Barbaulds\' academy in England. Selkirk, who is on his way south and seriously concerned that his son and heir may be consumptive, sends various reports from local and London practitioners who have all been consulted.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 424, 1, 6, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1838, 'CUL/1/2/917b', '1780-04-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 April 1780', '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Notes from Lord Daer\'s letters home concerning the state of his health, probably made by Lady and Lord Selkirk.', 'Notes from Lord Daer\'s letters home concerning the state of his health, probably made by Lord and Lady Selkirk', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2207, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1839, 'CUL/1/2/918', '1780-04-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 April 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dumfries surgeon Alexander Copland concerning the case of Mrs Hamilton of Aldershaw.', '\n\nLetter from Dumfries surgeon Alexander Copland concerning the case of Mrs Hamilton [of Aldershaw]. Sealed, but evidence of commercial delivery unclear. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 167, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1840, 'CUL/1/2/919', '1780-04-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 April 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from the Earl of Selkirk, concerning the case of his son, Lord Daer who is attending the Barbauld\'s school at Palgrave. He repeats much of his last letter fearing it may have been stolen in the post. ', 'Letter from the Earl of Selkirk, concerning the case of his son, Lord Daer who is attending the Barbaulds\' school at Palgrave. Repeats much of his last letter fearing it may have been stolen in the post. DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 428, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1841, 'CUL/1/2/920a', '1780-04-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 April 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', '\'A copy of Dr Murrays Letter to Dr Wm Fordyce from Norwich\', concerning the case of Lord Daer [the son of the Earl of Selkirk]', '\'A copy of Dr Murrays Letter to Dr Wm Fordyce from Norwich\', concerning the case of Lord Daer [the son of the Earl of Selkirk]. [David - \'imperial water\' on p.2 might need a footnote if you know what it is? JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2200, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1842, 'CUL/1/2/921b', '1780-04-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 April 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Sutherland, concerning his own case, and addressed to Mr Robert Watt of Wood End. This was an enclosure with document 1841. The exact location of Wood End is unclear; it is possibly in Edinburgh.', 'This is an enclosure with ID:1841, Cat No. CUL/1/2/920a  MH/DS\n\nIt is by William Sutherland at Skelbo [near Dornoch] and addressed to Mr Robert Watt of Wood End. Unclear if Wood End is in Edinburgh. Goodle-Books brings up a notice of an 1832 legal dispute concerning Watt\'s will in which he leaves the lands of Wood End to a cousin but the actual LOCATION REMAINS UNTRACED D.S.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 177, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1843, 'CUL/1/2/922', '1780-04-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 April 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor concerning the case of Mr Nielson and MrsMcLaws.', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor concerning the case of Mr Nielson and MrsMcLaws.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2700, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1844, 'CUL/1/2/923', '1780-04-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'April? 1780?', 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note describing the case of Thomas French. Unsigned and undated, but probably from April 1780.\n', 'Case note describing the case of Thomas French. Unsigned and undated, but probably from April 1780.\nDating seems confirmed because the symptoms match those described in Cullen\'s reply ID:950. DS\n\nNOPLACES', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 174, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1845, 'CUL/1/2/924', '1780-05-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 May 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr John Heysham concerning the case of Miss Brown who until recently resided at Whitehaven, and mentioning the death of Thomas Irwin. Encloses \'2 notes\' for the fee.', '\nLetter from Dr John Heysham concerning the case of Miss Brown who until recently resided at Whitehaven. Encloses \'2 notes\' for the fee.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 168, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1846, 'CUL/1/2/925', '1780-05-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 May 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Walker concerning the case of Mr Thomson. ', 'Letter from John Walker concerning the case of Mr Thomson. Scribbled postal mark.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 328, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1847, 'CUL/1/2/926', '1780-05-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 May 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from David McClean at Stranraer, concerning his own case, with idiosyncratic spellings and capitalisation.', 'Letter from David McClean at Stranraer, concerning his own case, with idiosyncratic spellings and capitalisation. He discusses his use of cold bathing and Tincture of Mars previously prescribed, and his fear of rupture through straining his sides and stomach walking. Sealed but probably hand-delivered. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5206, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1848, 'CUL/1/2/927', '1780-05-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 May 1780', '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case of William Sutherland of Schersness composed by himself, as \'neither the Doctor or Surgeon who attended me in my distress can be had at present\'. He is suffering from bladder problems. ', 'Case of William Sutherland of Schersness composed by himself. Bladder problems. Unsigned and undated, but author and date given in annotation.\n\nNOPLACES', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 169, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1849, 'CUL/1/2/928', '1780-05-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 May 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Alexander Taylor concerning the continuing case of Mr Nielson.', 'Letter from Dr Alexander Taylor concerning the continuing case of Mr Nielson', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 229, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1850, 'CUL/1/2/929', '1780-05-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 May 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dumfries surgeon Alexander Copland concerning the case of Mrs Hamilton, who is \'now so emaciated & wore out, that I dont think any person in the last stage of a consumption can possibly be more so\'. Sealed but no evidence of commercial posting.', '\nLetter from Dumfries surgeon Alexander Copland concerning the case of Mrs Hamilton who is \'in the last stage of a consumption\'. Sealed but no evidence of commercial posting.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 170, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1851, 'CUL/1/2/930', '1780-05-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 May 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John McKie at Stranraer concerning his own case; Cullen had written to him on 21 Dec. 1779. He has had a better winter than the last and now seeks advice on sea-bathing.', '\nLetter from John McKie at Stranraer concerning his own case. Cullen had written him on 21 Dec. 1779. Has had a better winter than the last and now seeks advice on sea-bathing. [Answer is ID:961 DS]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 171, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1852, 'CUL/1/2/931', '1780-05-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 May 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', '\'A Further Account of Mr Joseph Munro Minr. of Eddertown His Case Sent for Information to Dr Willm. Cullen of Edinr. and Dr James McKenzie\': a detailed case history by the patient, although written in the third person. Rev. Munro describes his urinary tract and rectal complaints, and the treatments he has taken.', 'Case history of Rev. Joseph Munro, minister of Eddertown, by himself, although written in the third person. Addressed to Cullen and Dr James McKenzie.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2160, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1853, 'CUL/1/2/932', '1780-05-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 May 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Document titled \'Queries concerning the tumor on Lord Salton\'s Neck\', listing Cullen\'s questions concerning the precise nature of the tumour.', 'Document headed \'Queries concerning the tumor on Lord Salton\'s Neck\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5194, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1854, 'CUL/1/2/933', '1780-05-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 May 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Newcastle surgeon Richard Lambert concerning the case of Miss Harrison  \'who now consults you\' (probably hand-delivered by the patient who was to be accompanied by her mother, Mrs Harrison who has always impressed Lambert by her \'maternal affection\' towards her daughter. Scorbutic.', '\nLetter from Newcastle surgeon Richard Lambert concerning the case of Miss Harrison  \'who now consults you\' (probably hand-delivered by the patient who was to be accompanied by her mother, Mrs Harrison who has always impressed Lambert by her \'maternal affection\' towards her daughter. Scorbutic. [Reply V. XI, p.19]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 172, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1855, 'CUL/1/2/934', '1780-05-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 May 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Walker concerning the case of Mr Thomson.', 'Letter from John Walker concerning the case of Mr Thomson. INTERESTING BUT UNCLEAR  POSTAL STAMP: \"COTTINGWORK\"? No obvious pace near Kirkdubright but he could have posted form Yorkshire where various names might fit the bill. DS It\'s definitely a \'CA\' at the beginning - MMG  //  It is Carlingwork. [JOB]\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 329, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1856, 'CUL/1/2/935', '1780-05-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 May 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Bess Mutter concerning the case of her father, Revd. [Dr] Mutter of Dumfries who has suffered an event which has left him speechless and with his face paralysed. ', '\nLetter from Bess Mutter concerning the case of her father, Revd. [Dr] Mutter of Dumfries who has suffered an event which has left him speechless and with his face paralysed. \n\nFinal image good for web. MH\nBlank Image removed. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 173, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1857, 'CUL/1/2/936', '1780-05-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 May 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Gilchrist concerning the case of Dr Mutter, a Dumfries clergyman and scholar, who has suffered a stroke (palsy) and describing his condition and the treatment provided so far in some detail.', 'Letter from John Gilchrist concerning the case of Dr Mutter.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2429, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1858, 'CUL/1/2/937', '1780-05-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 May 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from the Revd. Richard Witton concerning his own case, which is the intimate matter of a discharge. He is not too concerned what his parishioners think of his being ill, as he has hitherto been very healthy. Hand-stamp very smudged but assumed to be Morpeth.', 'Letter from Richard Witton concerning his own case. HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2819, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1859, 'CUL/1/2/938', '1780-05-10', 'c', 'c', 'i', '10? May 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Information for Doctor Cullen\', from Donald Ruthven concerning the case of Dugald Malcolm Ruthven. Presumably forwarded to Cullen for information by Donald Ruthven who is a Writer in Edinburgh by hand.', '\n\n\'Information\' from Donald Ruthven concerning the case of Dugald Malcolm Ruthven. [Presumably forwarded to Cullen for information by Donald Ruthven who is a Writer in Edinburgh by hand. Date is a guess, but must be pre-13th May since that is the date of what is almost certainly Cullen\'s response (ID:959). DS]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 480, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1860, 'CUL/1/2/939', '1780-05-15', 'c', 'c', 'i', '15? May 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mr. D. Allan concerning his own case.', 'Letter from Mr. D. Allan concerning his own case. The first (partially torn away) word in the (author\'s own? looks like it could be his handwriting) annotation may be \'Ed<sup>r.</sup>\', as he relates early in the letter that he returned to Edinburgh in December. But I didn\'t supply the \'Ed\' in case I\'m wrong. This letter looks to me more like a note that he enclosed in a letter to his regular doctor, with the understanding that his doctor will pass it on to Cullen; likewise, Cullen\'s reply (ID 965) sounds like it\'s addressed to a doctor rather than the patient. Because Cullen and this other (unidentified) doctor are only inferred, I\'ve not linked them to this letter or made a person entry for the unknown/hypothetical doctor. (FM)\n\nImages re-ordered. Image 1 moved to end. MH. Images checked again. Look ok order wise. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3312, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1861, 'CUL/1/2/940', '1780-05-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'May 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from an unnamed correspondent [identifiable from internal evidence as Cullen\'s former pupil Dr John Waineman], quoting a letter from his brother, another former pupil [Dr Oglethorp Wainman] concerning the case of Miss [Mary] Swaine, daughter of Daniel Swaine of Leverington. She has symptoms which he regards as resembling Chorea (St Vitus\' Dance) after an intermittent fever. Oglethorp Wainman thinks the \'Disorders peculiar to this Marshy Country\' are \'very curious &amp; many extremely curious\', and means to write about them some time.', 'Letter from an unnamed correspondent [identifiable from internal evidence as Cullen\'s former pupil Dr John Waineman], quoting a letter from his brother, another former pupil [Dr Oglethorp Wainman] concerning the case of Miss [Mary] Swaine, daughter of Daniel Swaine of Leverington. She has symptoms which he regards as resembling Chorea (St Vitus\' Dance) after an intermittent fever. Oglethorp Wainman thinks the \'Disorders peculiar to this Marshy Country\' are \'very curious &amp; many extremely curious\', and means to write about them some time. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3949, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1862, 'CUL/1/2/941', '1780-06-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 June 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor concerning the case of Mr Nielson.', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor concerning the case of Mr Nielson', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2701, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1863, 'CUL/1/2/942', '1780-06-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 June 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Walker concerning the case of Mr Thomson, whose case he does not think is spasmodic. He identifies \'symptoms of Phlegemone\' and concludes that \'inflammatory affection, is of the Rheumatic kind, (perhaps the \'Pleurodyne Plethorica\' of Sauvages) attended with Hectica\'. Handstamp present, but unclear (possibly Gatehouse of Fleet?). ', 'Letter from John Walker concerning the case of Mr Thomson, whose case he does not think is spasmodic. He identifies \'symptoms of Phlegemone\' and concludes that \'inflammatory affection, is of the Rheumatic kind, (perhaps the Pleurodyne Plethorica of Sauvages) attended with Hectica\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3409, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1864, 'CUL/1/2/943', '1780-06-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 June 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Short letter from Michael Stewart concerning his own case of scurvy, and adding that \'[m]y Grandfather presents his Compts. to you\'. A note on the reverse states \'wish for a more particular account\'.', 'Short letter from Michael Stewart concerning his own case of scurvy, and adding that \'[m]y Grandfather presents his Compts. to you\'. A note on the reverse states \'wish for a more particular account\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3300, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1865, 'CUL/1/2/944', '1780-06-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 June 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Stephen Cleasby concerning the case of Mr Smith who has been confined by a severe pain down one side which has retarded the improvement of a paralytic complaint for which Cullen had previously prescribed taking mustard seed.', 'Letter from S. Cleasby concerning the case of Mr Smith. NB Mustard marked up as Mustard seed, as Cullen prescribed this in letter 4564. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2669, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1866, 'CUL/1/2/945', '1780-06-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 June 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Bannerman concerning the case of Mrs McMiken, a woman of seventy who has a \'rose in her face\', which commonly begins at the left ear and spreads. Her mother had had a similar condition. The letter is hand-delivered by Andrew Blain.', 'Letter from John Bannerman concerning the case of Mrs McMiken, a woman of seventy who has a \'rose in her face\', which commonly begins at the left ear and spreads. Her mother had had a similar condition. The letter is hand-delivered by Andrew Blain. [MMG] [Cannot identify substance that appears to be referred to as \'Sal: Cal\" on p. 1. Writing is unclear. - MMG] [yeah, I can\'t work it out either - it\'ll have to remain a mystery - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3483, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1867, 'CUL/1/2/946', '1780-06-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 June 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Heysham, concerning the case of John Levec, a 14-year-old boy who was \'affected with the epidemic Scarlet Fever &amp; sore throat\' some months previously and has lost his hearing as a result. Also gives dated, daily report on the recent progress of Miss Brown.', 'Letter from John Heysham, concerning the case of John Levec, a 14-year-old boy who was \'affected with the epidemic Scarlet Feveer &amp; sore throat\' some months previously and has lost his hearing as a result. Also gives dated, daily report on the recent progress of Miss Brown.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 421, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1868, 'CUL/1/2/947', '1780-06-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 June 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Gilchrist concerning the case of Dr Mutter who is now showing some small signs of recovering his speech and movement after suffering a Palsy (stroke).', 'Letter from John Gilchrist concerning the case of Dr Mutter', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2625, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1869, 'CUL/1/2/948', '1780-06-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 June 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Findlay concerning the case of Lord Saltoun, in response to Cullen\'s queries.', 'Letter from Alexander Findlay concerning the case of Lord Saltoun, in response to Cullen\'s queries', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 10:20:46', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5195, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1870, 'CUL/1/2/949', '1780-06-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 June 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Richard Lambert concerning the cases of the Misses Peareth and mentioning also the death of Miss Frances Simpson.', 'Letter from Richard Lambert concerning the case of Miss Mary and Miss Barbara Peareth', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2990, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1871, 'CUL/1/2/950', '1780-06-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 June 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from J[ames] Balmain, writing from Moffat, concerning the case of his eldest daughter, Miss Balmain, with whom he is travelling. He is concerned by the swelling of her feet and ankles, which he suspects may be because she is too weak to walk. A handstamp is present but illegible.', 'Letter from J[ames] Balmain, writing from Moffat, concerning the case of his eldest daughter, Miss Balmain, with whom he is travelling. He is concerned by the swelling of her feet and ankles, which he suspects may be because she is too weak to walk. HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2672, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1872, 'CUL/1/2/951', '1780-06-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 June 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Michael Stewart concerning his own case. Despite Cullen\'s medicines, the skin eruptions are recurring on his arm, and he also has itchy spots on his legs. He asks if Cullen would recommend sea-bathing. Sir Michael (his grandfather) again sends compliments. ', 'Letter from Michael Stewart concerning his own case. Despite Cullen\'s medicines, the skin eruptions are recurring on his arm, and he also has itchy spots on his legs. He asks if Cullen would recommend sea-bathing. Sir Michael (his grandfather) again sends compliments. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3301, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1873, 'CUL/1/2/952', '1780-06-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 June 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Wood, concerning the cases of Peter McCulloch, who he has yet to examine for the stone, and John Donaldson, a gentleman farmer who was recently struck with a palsy (stroke). Wood passes on greetings from his wife as if they are on friendly terms with Cullen and his family.', 'Letter from Robert Wood, concerning the cases of Peter McCulloch and John Donaldson', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5205, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1874, 'CUL/1/2/953', '1780-06-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'June 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note concerning R. Robertson, a patient with a long-standing urinary complaint also seen by Alexander Munro.', 'Unsigned letter concerning the case of R. Robertson, a patient also seen by Alexander Munro.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2430, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1875, 'CUL/1/2/954', '1780-06-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'June 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Gilchrist concerning the case of Dr Mutter of Dumfries, delivered \'by Mr McDowall formerly your patient\'. Gilchrist informs Cullen that since their associate the Dumfries surgeon Alexander Copland is soon to be in Edinburgh he can more fully inform Cullen of Mutter\'s condition following his stroke (palsy).', 'Letter from John Gilchrist concerning the case of Dr Mutter, delivered \'by Mr McDowall formerly your patient\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2613, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1876, 'CUL/1/2/955', '1780-06-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'June? 1780?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note describing the case of Mr Watt. Unsigned and undated, but dates can be inferred from the rest of the case.', 'Case note describing the case of Mr Watt, unsigned and undated.\n\nNOPLACES', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2935, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1877, 'CUL/1/2/956', '1780-07-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 July 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Findlay concerning the case of Lord Saltoun.', 'Letter from Alexander Findlay concerning the case of Lord Saltoun. Handstamp seems to have two words: \'Fraser\' at top and \'St...\' on lower part. I\'ve linked Fraserburgh as handstamp for the moment. SH  HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 10:20:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5690, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1878, 'CUL/1/2/957', '1780-07-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 July 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from an unnamed correspondent to David Balfour, Writer to the Signet, concerning the case of Mrs Margaret Logie.', 'Letter from an unnamed correspondent to David Balfour, Writer to the Signet, concerning the case of Mrs Margaret Logie', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1993, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1879, 'CUL/1/2/958', '1780-07-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 July 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Knott, addressed from The George, Buxton, concerning the case of Mrs Knott asking whether she should drink or bathe in Buxton water. A note added on the reverse in Cullen\'s office states that the answer was not copied but simply records  \'drinking and bathing allowed\'.', 'Letter from George Knott, addressed from The George, Buxton, concerning the case of Mrs Knott asking whether she should drink or bathe in Buxton water. A note on the reverse states that the answer was not copied but simply notes \'drinking and bathing allowed\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1030, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1880, 'CUL/1/2/959', '1780-07-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 July 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Miss Christian Hamilton concerning the case of her brother, Provost Hamilton, \'whos situation of Health is very alarming\'. He has boils on his back, lapses of memory and fits of stupor, and facial swelling. Other medical practitioners have been consulted. Their sister Mrs Crawford is also concerned about him. She also refers in passing to her father\'s medical treatment, and passes on regards from her brother Alexander.', 'Letter from Miss Christian Hamilton concerning the case of her brother, Provost Hamilton, \'whos situation of Health is very alarming\'. He has boils on his back, lapses of memory and fits of stupor, and facial swelling. Other medical practitioners have been consulted. Their sister Mrs Crawford is also concerned about him. She also refers in passing to her father\'s medical treatment, and passes on regards from her brother Alexander. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3477, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1881, 'CUL/1/2/960', '1780-07-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 July 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Gilchrist concerning the case of Mr Mackenzie, and giving a report on the progress of Mr McDowall and Dr Mutter. He also notes seeing Miss Balmain in Galloway \"in a very poor state indeed\".', 'Letter from John Gilchrist concerning the case of Mr Mackenzie, and giving a report on the progress of Mr McDowall and Dr Mutter. He also notes seeing Miss Balmain in Galloway \"in a very poor state indeed\".', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2329, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1882, 'CUL/1/2/961', '1780-07-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 July 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Stephen concerning the case of James Brander.', 'Letter from Thomas Stephen concerning the case of James Brander', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2462, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1883, 'CUL/1/2/962', '1780-07-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 July 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Dobson concerning the case of William Dobson. Cullen\'s response, dated 17th July 1780 is on the reverse of the letter, gives a recipe for the Cephalic pills sent by way of reply.', 'Letter from James Dobson concerning the case of William Dobson. Cullen\'s response from 17th July 1780 is on the reverse of the letter, including a recipe.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4426, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1884, 'CUL/1/2/963', '1780-07-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 July 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr John Gilchrist at Dumfries concerning the preparation of Hemlock in the case of Mr Mackenzie, and reporting on the progress of Mr McDowall and Dr Mutter. Cullen\'s reply is to be sent via Mrs Dalzell, the sister of Mr Harley, Mackenzie\'s surgeon.', 'Letter from John Gilchrist concerning the case of Mr Mackenzie, and reporting on the progress of Mr McDowall and Dr Mutter. Cullen\'s reply is to be sent via Mrs Dalzell, the sister of Mr Harley, Mackenzie\'s surgeon.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2424, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1885, 'CUL/1/2/964', '1780-07-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 July 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George McCullock [Macculloch; Macullock], concerning his own case.', 'Letter from George McCullock [Macculloch; Macullock], concerning his own case', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3723, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1886, 'CUL/1/2/965', '1780-07-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 July 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from David Goodsir, Leven, concerning the case of Mrs Thomson of Charleton: \'Lett it be observed I think Mrs Thomsons Intellects are much impaired.\' She can now walk a little with assistance and can go out in a chaise, but her arm is still partly paralysed and her urinary tract complaints continue. The electricity has been used. Meanwhile, her husband is in a dangerous condition due to a leg fracture, now carious, and \'will by no means submitte to an amputation\'.', 'Letter from David Goodsir, Leven, concerning the case of Mrs Thomson of Charleton: \'Lett it be observed I think Mrs Thomsons Intellects are much impaired.\' She can now walk a little with assistance and can go out in a chaise, but her arm is still partly paralysed and her urinary tract complaints continue. The electricity has been used. Meanwhile, her husband is in a dangerous condition due to a leg fracture, now carious, and \'will by no means submitte to an amputation\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1901, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1887, 'CUL/1/2/966', '1780-07-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from Thomas Hamilton recommending his recent apprentice Mr Leckie who wants to attend lectures and serve as a dresser at Edinburgh Infirmary.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1888, 'CUL/1/2/967', '1780-07-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 July 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Henry Watt concerning his own case. His illness was not helped after seeing Cullen by being exposed to the cold on the ferry-boat journey back to Fife and his illness continues despite taking horse-rides and the medicines as prescribed.', 'Letter from Henry Watt concerning his own case', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2971, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1889, 'CUL/1/2/968', '1780-07-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 July 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Orde concerning his own case. Includes an interesting comment about conditions of writing and delivery: \'The Post has called which puts it out of my Power to write this over I hope you may make it out\'.', 'Letter from John Orde concerning his own case. Interesting comment about conditions of writing and delivery: \'The Post has called which puts it out of my Power to write this over I hope you may make it out\'. (FM)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3411, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1890, 'CUL/1/2/969', '1780-07-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 July 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from P. Dugud Leslie, concerning the case of Miss J., \'a young Lady, who has, at different times, been under the care of severeal eminent Physicians\'.', 'Letter from P. Dugud Leslie, concerning the case of Miss J., \'a young Lady, who has, at different times, been under the care of severeal eminent Physicians\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2252, 1, 8, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1891, 'CUL/1/2/970', '1780-07-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 July 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Gilchrist concerning the case of Mr Mackenzie, discussing when to harvest hemlock and its medicinal use. Also reports on the progress of Dr Mutter. ', 'Letter from John Gilchrist concerning the case of Mr Mackenzie, discussing the choice of hemlock. Also reports on the progress of Dr Mutter. Note: coded the hemloc as circuta as this was used in other letters SH.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2584, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1892, 'CUL/1/2/971', '1780-08-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 August 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Mucklejohn, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from James Mucklejohn, concerning his own case', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2480, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1893, 'CUL/1/2/972', '1780-08-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 August 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Orde concerning his own case. He has given up cold bathing as it hurts his head ad neck. His head and neck complaints continue and he has started feeling a \' great heat in my water\' and finding \'a reddish gritty sediment\' in his urine, On the address leaf, there is a scribbled mathematical sum which had no obvious relevance and has not been transcribed.', 'Letter from John Orde concerning his own case. He has given up cold bathing as it hurts his head ad neck. His head and neck complaints continue and he has started feeling a \' great heat in my water\' and finding \'a reddish gritty sediment\' in his urine, On the address leaf, there is a scribbled mathematical sum which had no obvious relevance and has not been transcribed.\n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3410, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1894, 'CUL/1/2/974', '1780-08-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 August 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Hamilton concerning the case of Miss Agnew at Lochnaw Castle, whose condition seems to have improved after recovering from the fatigue of her journey. He describes her diet. She goes riding every day with her father and brother, but he does not think her maid is very attentive.', 'Letter from George Hamilton concerning the case of Miss Agnew at Lochnaw Castle, whose condition seems to have improved after recovering from the fatigue of her journey. He describes her diet. She goes riding every day with her father and brother, but he does not think her maid is very attentive. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2693, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1895, 'CUL/1/2/975', '1780-08-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 August 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Innes concerning his own case. He is now feeling better and jokes with Cullen about the distastefulness of the \'emetic and nauseating Draughts\' that Cullen recommended, while sincerely thanking him for his kind attentions. This cheerful letter also includes an anecdote about the famous Edinburgh physician, poet and wit, Dr Archibald Pitcairn, and the proverb, \'Fleshers are not fond of collops\'. The letter is also interesting for what it reveals about the workings of \'the [medical] faculty\' and the delivery and interception of another (lost?) letter.', 'Letter from Robert Innes concerning his own case. He is now feeling better and jokes with Cullen about the distastefulness of the \'emetic and nauseating Draughts\' that Cullen recommended, while sincerely thanking him for his kind attentions. This cheerful letter also includes an anecdote about a mutual acquaintance, Dr Pitcairn, and the proverb, \'Fleshers are not fond of collops\'. The letter is also interesting for what it reveals about the workings of \'the [medical] faculty\' (at Edinburgh?) and the delivery and interception of another (lost?) letter. HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3112, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1896, 'CUL/1/2/976', '1780-08-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 August 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr P[atrick]. D[ugud]. Leslie, concerning the case of an unnamed female patient and mentioning his own attempts to be elected to the Royal Society.', 'Letter from P. D. Leslie, concerning the case of an unnamed female patient [David - the paragraph right at the end of the letter re: the author\'s petition to the Royal Society needs a footnote - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2253, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1897, 'CUL/1/2/977', '1780-08-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 August 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Stair Agnew, concerning the case of his daughter. Refers to the correspondence between Cullen and Dr Hamilton. It has been agreed, following discussion with her and with the minister, Mr Rose, that she should spent the winter with her aunt, Mrs Gillean of Wallhouse, as she is too young to spend it with her father, as he has no matron to attend her.', 'Letter from Stair Agnew, concerning the case of his daughter. Refers to the correspondence between Cullen and Dr Hamilton. It has been agreed, following discussion with her and with the minister, Mr Rose, that she should spent the winter with her aunt, Mrs Gillon of Wallhouse, as she is too young to spend it with her father, as he has no matron to attend her.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2695, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1898, 'CUL/1/2/978', '1780-08-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 August 1780', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Gilchrist concerning the case of Mr Mackenzie discussing the use and effects of hemlock. The letter mentioned as being forwarded (enclosed), and thus incurring extra postage costs is Document ID:1899.', 'Letter from John Gilchrist concerning the case of Mr Mackenzie, discussing the effects of hemlock. The letter mentioned as being forwarded is ID:1899.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:41:29', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2585, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1899, 'CUL/1/2/979', '1780-08-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 August 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Mackenzie at Arbigland near Dumfires concerning his own case for which he is taking Hemlock. Addressed to his doctor, John Gilchrist, rather than Cullen, but forwarded to Cullen by Gilchrist with Letter ID:1898. ', 'Letter from George Mackenzie concerning his own case. Possibly addressed to his doctor, John Gilchrist, rather than Cullen. FORWARDED TO CULLEN AS ENCLOSURE WITH ID:1898. DS. Note: coded the hemlock as circuta as this was used in other letters SH.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:41:39', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2598, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1900, 'CUL/1/2/980', '1780-08-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 August 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Ingham concerning the case of Miss Mary Clutterbuck.', 'Letter from William Ingham concerning the case of Miss Mary Clutterbuck', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2988, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1901, 'CUL/1/2/981', '1780-08-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 August 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Arthur Robertson concerning his own case, and asking for advice on which doctor to choose. He mentions seeing Cullen for advice in 1779 in Edinburgh, and that \"I gave you 2 Guineas for your advice, which you said was too much\".', 'Letter from Arthur Robertson concerning his own case, and asking for advice on which doctor to choose. He mentions seeing Cullen for advice in 1779 in Edinburgh, and that \"I gave you 2 Guineas for your advice, which you said was too much\". Refers to a Dr Saunders in Kinghorn, but not sure which Dr Saunders this would be. GW', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2126, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(1902, 'CUL/1/2/982', '1780-08-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 August 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Johnston concerning the case of his brother who has  complaint, described as an \'outstrking\' which has been assumed to refer to some sort of rash (see footnote in letter). Suggested treatment noted on the reverse.', 'Letter from Thomas Johnston concerning the case of his brother. Suggested treatment noted on the reverse. [curious  use of \'outstriking\'  which should be investigated further as not a usage evident in the  OED  DS] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2435, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1903, 'CUL/1/2/983', '1780-08-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 August 1780', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter with enclosed \'case\' from William Dougall concerning Miss Nelly Leslie of Kininvie, whose previous toothache is suggested to have led to a \'general debility\' of her \'system\'. ', 'Letter from William Dougall concerning the case of Miss Nelly Leslie of Kininvie [whose previous toothache is suggested to have led to a \'general debility\' of her \'system\'. Change suggested to order of docs since image 2 seems to introduce image 1 - EK]\n\nImages re-ordered. MH [transcription edited to reflect new order - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3848, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1904, 'CUL/1/2/984', '1780-08-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'August? 1780?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of an unnamed 23-year-old female patient who has recently starting suffering \'fits\' of being unable to breath properly. The author can be identified by the handwriting as Dr John Gilchrist of Dumfries. This case history is almost certainly the missing enclosure sent with Letter ID:1946 [and ID:1050 is Cullen\'s response (symptoms and treatments match)]. ', 'Letter concerning the case of an unnamed 23-year-old female patient. The author can be identified by the handwriting as Dr John Gilchrist of Dumfries. This case history was almost certainly an enclosure sent with Letter ID1946 and ID:1050 is Cullen\'s response (symptoms and treatments match). NOPLACES', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:41:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1125, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'p'),
(1905, 'CUL/1/2/985', '1780-08-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'August 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Basil Browne, concerning his own case, in which he reports having problems sleeping because of \'the uneasiness in my breast\'..', 'Letter from Basil Browne, concerning his own case', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2481, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1906, 'CUL/1/2/986', '1780-08-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'August 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned  case note describing the case of Captain Burden who is to consult Cullen in person. He has had a range of ailments, mostly dyspeptic, with giddiness, loss of appetite and low spirits, which seem to be connected to heavy drinking. He has lost a lot of weight, having previously been corpulent.', 'Unsigned  case note describing the case of Captain Burden who is to consult Cullen in person. He has had a range of ailments, mostly dyspeptic, with giddiness, loss of appetite and low spirits, which seem to be connected to heavy drinking. He has lost a lot of weight, having previously been corpulent. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3474, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1907, 'CUL/1/2/987', '1780-09-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 September 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Corse concerning his own case, and reporting that his symptoms have improved after following Cullen\'s treatment. The letter is addressed to Dr \'Robert\' Cullen, presumably in error since Cullen\'s son Robert went into legal not medical practice. William Cullen has been noted as the \'Addressee\' and \'Physician\' in assumption that \'Robert\' was an error.', 'Letter from John Corse concerning his own case addressed to Dr Robert Cullen, possibly in error? [William Cullen attached as \'Addressee\' and \'Physician\' in assumption that \'Robert\' was an error- EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3842, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1908, 'CUL/1/2/988', '1780-09-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 September 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Hamilton concerning the case of Miss Home.', 'Letter from James Hamilton concerning the case of Miss Home', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2917, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1909, 'CUL/1/2/989', '1780-09-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 September 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Stephen, concerning the case of Mr [James] Brander.', 'Letter from Thomas Stephen, concerning the case of Mr [James] Brander', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2463, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1910, 'CUL/1/2/990', '1780-09-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 September 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Blair, concerning his own case. He has an abdominal disorder and wants get Cullen\'s approval before following some recent advice on medication given by Mr Ballentine, his apothecary.', 'Letter from John Blair, concerning his own case. He mentions that Mr Ballentine is his apothecary.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2482, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1911, 'CUL/1/2/991', '1780-09-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 September 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Clark, concerning the case of Mr Waldie of Hinderside.', 'Letter from John Clark, concerning the case of Mr Waldie of Hinderside', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2014, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1912, 'CUL/1/2/992', '1780-09-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 September 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from an unnamed correspondent (identified from handwriting and related letter as William Donaldson) concerning the case of Mrs McKessock, a woman of 40, who has sunk into a delirious state after a prolonged bout of fever, contracted some 3 months after her last childbed.', 'Letter from an unnamed correspondent (identified from handwriting and related letter as William Donaldson) concerning the case of Mrs McKessock, a woman of 40, who has sunk into a delirious state after a prolonged bout of fever, contracted some 3 months after her last childbed. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3484, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1913, 'CUL/1/2/993', '1780-09-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 September 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Anthony Chamier, when staying at Buxton, concerning his own case - a fatal stomach complaint - as he continues to travel south from Edinburgh.', 'Letter from Anthony Chamier, concerning his own case. GW', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2434, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1914, 'CUL/1/2/994', '1780-09-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 September 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Jane Webster at York concerning her own case. She seeks advice on how to continue to lose weight. Mentions in passing seeking past advice from her local physician, who is identified elsewhere as Edinburgh trained Dr Thomas Withers. \n', 'Letter from Jane Webster at York concerning her own case. She seeks advice on how to continue to lose weight. Mentions in passing seeking past advice from her local physician, who is identified elsewhere as Edinburgh trained Dr Thomas Withers. An anonymous apothecary has not been given a Person:ID. Webster refers to employing \'Dr Hunter\'s Buxton bath\'. for which see Alexander Hunter M.D., \"A treatise on the nature and virtues of Buxton waters. With a preliminary account of the external and internal use of natural and artificial warm-waters among the ancients\" (1761), later reprinted four times with  \'The Buxton Manual\" prefixed to the title. D.S.\n\n[David - do you want this as footnote? - JPB]\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 364, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1915, 'CUL/1/2/995', '1780-09-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 September 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Wilson, comprising a cover letter and case note on the case of Miss Ker, the 4-year-old daughter of a friend. The child has been bitten by a mad dog. He discusses the \'Ormskirk Nostrum\', apparently given to dogs as well as humans in such cases, and thanks Mr Wood (possibly Alexander).', 'Letter from Alexander Wilson, comprising a cover letter and case note on the case of Miss Ker, the 4-year-old daughter of a friend. The child has been bitten by a mad dog. He discusses the \'Ormskirk Nostrum\', apparently given to dogs as well as humans in such cases, and thanks Mr Wood (Alexander?). [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 10:06:50', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2618, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'p'),
(1916, 'CUL/1/2/996', '1780-09-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 September 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Walker, concerning the case of Mr Thomson, who is thinking of wintering abroad, possibly in Madeira. He is still thin and has a pain in his side. On a recent trip to Dublin, via Liverpool, he has developed an abcess on his side, which Dr Cleghorn and Dr Walker have treated.', 'Letter from John Walker, concerning the case of Mr Thomson, who is thinking of wintering abroad, possibly in Madeira. He is still thin and has a pain in his side. On a recent trip to Dublin, via Liverpool, he has developed an abcess on his side, which Dr Cleghorn and Walker have treated. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3408, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1917, 'CUL/1/2/997', '1780-09-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 September 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Menzies from Newton (Charleton, Fife), concerning the case of Mrs Thomson of Charleton, who is hemiplegic and suffers from urinary problems and ascites. Her brother Colonel St Clair is also concerned about her.', 'Letter from Robert Menzies from Newton (Charleton, Fife), concerning the case of Mrs Thomson of Charleton, who is hemiplegic and suffers from urinary problems and ascites. Her brother Colonel St Clair is also concerned about her. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2619, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1918, 'CUL/1/2/998', '1780-09-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 September 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Clark, concerning the case of Mr Waldie who has just died and of his own wife, Mrs Clark.', 'Letter from John Clark, concerning the case of Mr Waldie who has just died and of his own wife, Mrs Clark. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2040, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1919, 'CUL/1/2/999', '1780-09-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 September 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Anthony Chamier, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from Anthony Chamier, concerning his own case', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2487, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1920, 'CUL/1/2/1000a', '1780-09-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 September 1780', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Burnett of Kemnay, mentioning sending his own case as drawn up by himself as an enclosure which has now been identified, from the handwriting, as Document ID: 1921. ', '\nENCLOSURE IDENTIFIED: Letter from George Burnett of Kemnay, concerning his own case. He mentions sending the case as drawn up by himself as an enclosure. This enclosure is ID: 1921. [handwriting matches] D.S.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:42:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5191, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1921, 'CUL/1/2/1000b', '1780-09-29', 'i', 'c', 'i', '29? September 1780?', 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of George Burnett of Kemnay, in his own hand (he is probably also the author, but adopts he third person mode of address as a formality), in which his various attempts to treat his breathing problems are described in detail. Some phonetic spelling throughout. Sent as an enclosure with ID:1920. Undated but must be c. late September 1780.', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of George Burnett of Kemnay, in his own hand, and sent as an enclosure with ID:1920, . Undated but must be c. Late September 1780 D.S.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5190, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1922, 'CUL/1/2/1001', '1780-09-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'September 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Miss Fraser of Inverallochy, concerning her own case which is dated \'September 80\', while the annotation has \'November\' which implies the date this document was delivered to Cullen (context implies that it was probably forwarded by the patient\'s local physician Dr Skene). It has been entered in the database as \'September\' as the time of writing and to ensure it appears as the first document in this case.', 'Letter from Miss Fraser of Inverallochy. [Month corrected to what is on the letter DS]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2439, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1923, 'CUL/1/2/1002', '1780-11-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'November? 1780?', 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Directions, in the form of a retained draft in Cullen\'s own hand with editorial marks, for Miss Fraser of Inverallochy who is given some detailed advice on taking a boat trip for her health. Undated but presumably around November 1780, Cullen mentions also writing to her local physician Dr Skene who, based on date, has been assumed to be Cullen\'s from pupil, Dr George Skene of Aberdeen.', 'Directions from Miss Fraser of Inverallochy. Undated but presumably around November 1780 The second last line of the third page has a few words with lines above them and numbered, presumably to correct the order in which he meant to write them, but I\'m not sure how to show this in the transcription.   ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2445, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1924, 'CUL/1/2/1003', '1780-10-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 October 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from Andrew Harrison, concerning the case of Mr [Anthony] Chamier who is travelling south from Edinburgh to London (and Brighton), via Buxton and Matlock on Cullen\'s instructions. Contains notes from Chamier\'s apothecary who reports that Dr Erasmus Darwin from Lichfield has recently seen Chamier in person and prescribed.', 'Letter from Andrew Harrison, concerning the case of Mr [Anthony] Chamier who is travelling south from Edinburgh to London (and Brighton), via Buxton and Matlock on Cullen\'s instructions. Contains notes from Chamier\'s apothecary who reports that Dr Erasmus Darwin from Lichfield has recently seen Chamier in person and prescribed.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2194, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1925, 'CUL/1/2/1004', '1780-10-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 October 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Gilchrist, concerning the case of Dr Mutter and discussing Mr Mackenzie\'s desire to go to Madeira.', 'Letter from John Gilchrist, concerning the case of Dr Mutter and discussing Mr Mackenzie\'s desire to go to Madeira.\n\nLinks to France in error. Email sent to Stephen. - MH [No, France is in there - JPB]\n[David - situation with the privateers on the sailing route to Madeira needs a footnote - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2611, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1926, 'CUL/1/2/1005', '1780-10-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 October 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Burnett, concerning his own case in which he is anxious that his last letter has gone astray or been stolen as it continued a note for five-pounds. Alongside his other complaints he fears he may have a \'nervous\' liver.', 'Letter from George Burnett, concerning his own case', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5192, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1927, 'CUL/1/2/1006', '1780-10-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 October 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Ingham discussing the cases of Miss Clutterbuck, Misses Mary, Barbara and H. Peareth, and the Misses Harrison.', 'Letter from William Ingham discussing the case of Miss Clutterbuck, Misses Mary, Barbara and H. Peareth, and Misses Harrison.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2019, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1928, 'CUL/1/2/1007', '1780-10-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 October 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Hamilton concerning the case of Miss Home, updating Cullen on her progress and treatment for some impairment of her movements.', 'Letter from James Hamilton concerning the case of Miss Home', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2923, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1929, 'CUL/1/2/1008', '1780-10-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 October 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dir George Burnett of Kemnay concerning his own case. Burnett describes his responses to various treatments at some length, before asking Cullen a series of questions concerning the use of opiates, wearing flannel etc.', '\nLetter from George Burnett concerning his own case', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5193, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1930, 'CUL/1/2/1009', '1780-10-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 October 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'T', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Deschamps, reporting the death and autopsy of his uncle, Mr Anthony Chamier.', 'Letter from John Deschamps, reporting the post mortem of his uncle, Mr Anthony Chamier', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2196, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1931, 'CUL/1/2/1010', '1780-10-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 October 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Donaldson concerning the case of Mrs McKessock. Her condition is improving, but she was not happy about having to have her head shaved.', 'Letter from William Donaldson concerning the case of Mrs McKessock. Her condition is improving, but she was not happy about having to have her head shaved. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3485, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1932, 'CUL/1/2/1011', '1780-10-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from John Haygarth asking for Cullen\'s comments on some papers sent to him earlier, and discussing the Inquiry and his Small Pox Society.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 5, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1933, 'CUL/1/2/1012', '1780-10-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 October 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply for the Countess of Dunmore. Brief notes of two recipes: a laxative and cooling powders.', 'Directions for the Countess of Dunmore. Brief notes of recipes. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2542, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1934, 'CUL/1/2/1013', '1780-10-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 October 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Hamilton concerning the case of Miss Home, in which he tells Cullen how he usually prepares an infusion of the Bark.', 'Letter from James Hamilton concerning the case of Miss Home', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2918, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1935, 'CUL/1/2/1014', '1780-10-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 October 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Alexander Stevenson concerning the case of Lady Grace Campbell. He also thanks Cullen\'s sons Henry and Archibald for sending him their theses, and is \'perfectly persuaded that they will do honor to the Laurel be comfort to their father and of very general use to their country\'. ', '\nLetter from Alexander Stevenson concerning the case of Lady Grace Campbell. He also thanks Cullen\'s sons Henry and Archibald for sending him their theses, and is \'perfectly persuaded that they will do honor to the Laurel be comfort to their father and of very general use to their country\'. HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4818, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1936, 'CUL/1/2/1015', '1780-10-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 October 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Clark, discussing his wife\'s case and also introducing the son of a local clergyman intending to study medicine in Edinburgh.', 'Letter from John Clark, discussing his wife\'s case and also introducing the son of a local clergyman intending to study medicine in Edinburgh.\nI don\'t think ID1936 belongs in Case 1044- there is no mention of Miss Home or any of the people linked to her case. GW [Agreed - delinked from 1044 & added to 1236 - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2427, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1937, 'CUL/1/2/1016', '1780-10-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 October 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Alexander Stevenson concerning the case of Lady Grace Campbell. Stevenson has not had a reply to his letter of the 23rd.', 'Letter from Alexander Stevenson concerning the case of Lady Grace Campbell.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4820, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1938, 'CUL/1/2/1017', '1780-10-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 October 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Stephen Cleasby concerning the case of Miss Milbanke [Vol.11, p.104].', 'Letter from S. Cleasby concerning the case of Miss Milbanke', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2437, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1939, 'CUL/1/2/1018', '1780-10-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 October 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Watt of Woodend concerning his own case. Watt gives full details of his diet when staying in Ayrshire - he mentions the river Doon - and apologies for the handwriting: \'I fear this Letter will not be so easy to read, but it is as firm as any thing Ive been able to write for a time\'.', 'Letter from Robert Watt of Woodend concerning his own case. Difficult hand: \'I fear this Letter will not be so easy to read, but it is as firm as any thing Ive been able to write for a time\' GW', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3735, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1940, 'CUL/1/2/1019', '1780-10-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 October 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Waldie concerning his own case, and mentioning the effect of his father\'s illness upon him.', 'Letter from George Waldie concerning his own case, and mentioning the effect of his father\'s illness upon him', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 09:07:00', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2117, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1941, 'CUL/1/2/1020', '1780-10-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 October 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Livingston at Green-Hall, Aberdeenshire, concerning the case of George Ogilvie, who is mentally disordered.', 'Letter from Thomas Livingston at Green-Hall, Aberdeenshire, concerning the case of George Ogilvie, who is mentally disordered. DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3872, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1942, 'CUL/1/2/1021', '1780-10-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'October 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Samuel Crawford on his own case, consisting of a covering letter by Gavin Fullarton and a case note by Crawford himself.', 'Letter from Samuel Crawford, consisting of a covering letter and a case note', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 10:08:06', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2063, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'p'),
(1943, 'CUL/1/2/1022', '1780-10-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'October 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note describing the case of Reverend Maxwell Kennedy of Londonderry including details of his digestive problems.', 'Case note describing the case of Reverend Maxwell Kennedy of Londonderry including details of his digestive problems.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2601, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1944, 'CUL/1/2/1023', '1780-10-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'October 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Loose reply by Cullen giving directions for Mrs McKessock, with advice on exercise, bathing and the use of issues.', 'Directions for Mrs McKessock, with advice on exercise, bathing and the use of issues. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3486, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1945, 'CUL/1/2/1024', '1780-11-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 November 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Hamilton concerning the case of Miss Home. Hamilton refers to James Ware\'s <i>Remarks on the Ophthalmy, Psorophthalmy, and Purulent Eye With Methods of Cure </i> (London: 1780) and asks for Cullen\'s opinion of it, and questions Wade\'s use of the Thebaic Tincture. He also suggests a pocket-sized edition of the Pharmacopia to aid memory.', 'Letter from James Hamilton concerning the case of Miss Home. Hamilton refers to James Ware\'s \"Remarks on the Ophthalmy, Psorophthalmy, and Purulent Eye With Methods of Cure\" (London, 1780) and asks for Cullen\'s opinion of it, and questions Wade\'s use of the Thebaic Tincture. Wade pages 89 and 94 refer to the Blisters applied where the leeches had been, and Thebaic tincture. He also suggests a pocket Pharmacopaedia to aid memory. NB I\'ve removed the Choice tags from the XML file sent to the XML folder so that it matches the XML one below.SH\n[David - Ware\'s Treatise, mentioned on p.2, still needs a note - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2924, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1946, 'CUL/1/2/1025', '1780-11-01', 'c', 'c', 'i', '1? November 1780', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr J[ames]. Vaughan, concerning the case of an unnamed female patient, and gently reminding Cullen that he once sent him his own publication on Hydrophobia.', 'Letter from J. Vaughan, concerning the case of an unnamed female patient. \n\n[Enclosed case note is currently missing, but I\'m 99% sure it\'s id 1904 - patient description and symptoms match - so I\'ve linked that patient - JPB] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-29 13:05:22', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1839, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1947, 'CUL/1/2/1026', '1780-11-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 November 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Drennan, a former student of Cullen\'s, concerning the case of his sister. Drennan fears a phthysis.', 'Letter from William Drennan, a former student of Cullen\'s, concerning the case of his sister', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2088, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1948, 'CUL/1/2/1027', '1780-11-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 November 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Livingston, concerning the case of George Ogilvie.', 'Letter from Thomas Livingston, concerning the case of George Ogilvie', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1840, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1949, 'CUL/1/2/1028', '1780-11-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 November 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Ralph Patterson, concerning the case of Mr Rigby [Vol.11, p.111].', 'Letter from Ralph Patterson, concerning the case of Mr Rigby.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2465, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1950, 'CUL/1/2/1029', '1780-11-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 November 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Heysham concerning the cases of Miss Hodgson, who is from a consumptive family, and has cough, expectoration, night sweats and looseness of bowels. He also reports briefly on Mr Leveck, who has not used the mercury injection and is unchanged, and on the death of Miss Brown. ', 'Letter from John Heysham concerning the cases of Miss Hodgson, who is from a consumptive family, and has cough, expectoration, night sweats and looseness of bowels. He also reports briefly on Mr Leveck, who has not used the mercury injection and is unchanged, and on the death of Miss Brown. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2061, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1951, 'CUL/1/2/1030', '1780-11-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 November 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr N. Doubleday, concerning the case of Robert Matheson, a salmon fisherman on the Tweed.', 'Letter from N. Doubleday concerning the case of an unnamed male patient, a salmon fisherman on the Tweed.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3665, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1952, 'CUL/1/2/1031', '1780-11-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 November 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from Ralph Patterson, concerning the case of Mr Rigby [Vol.11 p.111].', 'Directions for Mr Rigby. HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2464, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1953, 'CUL/1/2/1032', '1780-12-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 December 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Miss E. Fraser  concerning her own case. She has a pain in her breast.', 'Letter from Miss E. Fraser  concerning her own case. She has a pain in her breast.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2447, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1954, 'CUL/1/2/1033', '1780-12-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 December 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Richard Lambert concerning the case of Miss Mary Peareth. He reports that Miss Barbara Peareth is much improved, and Miss Harrison in perfect health.', 'Letter from Richard Lambert concerning the case of Miss Mary Peareth. He reports that Miss Barbara Peareth is much improved, and Miss Harrison in perfect health.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2016, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1955, 'CUL/1/2/1034', '1780-12-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 December 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Miss E. Fraser  [identified from handwriting] concerning her own case. She reports that her various medicines have not had any significant effect.', 'Letter from Miss E. Fraser concerning her own case [identified from handwriting].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2438, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1956, 'CUL/1/2/1035', '1780-12-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 December 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Bernard Shaw concerning the case of Mrs Shaw, previously treated by Cullen, to ask for further help.', 'Letter from Bernard Shaw concerning the case of Mrs Shaw, previously treated by Cullen, to ask for further help. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3052, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1957, 'CUL/1/2/1036', '1780-12-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 December 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charlotte, Countess of Dunmore, concerning her own case. She still has a facial rash, feverishness and costiveness. She mentions Cullen in the third person, which suggests the letter was to someone else to take to him. She requests some medicines from the Niddry\'s Wynd laboratory. Her daughters send their greetings to the recipient. ', 'Letter from Charlotte, Countess of Dunmore, concerning her own case. She still has a facial rash, feverishness and costiveness. She mentions Cullen in the third person, which suggests the letter was to someone else to take to him. She requests some medicines from the Niddry\'s Wynd laboratory. Her daughters send their greetings to the recipient. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2780, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1958, 'CUL/1/2/1037', '1780-12-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 December 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Henry Watt, concerning his own case. Letter dictated to his clerk. Watt is following a plaister treatment recommended by the popular medical writer William Buchan.', 'Letter from Henry Watt, concerning his own case. Letter dictated to his clerk. Letter addressed using Cullen\'s full name and as Professor of Medicine. Image 3: a physician is mentioned which looks like \'Puchan\' or \'Duchan\', &amp; unable to trace, in reference to a hot plaster treatment. [Though it looks like a D it is almost certainly William Buchan, whose \'Domestic medicine; being the most popular medical work of the era. A quick ECCO search for \'plaster\' in this title generates too many hits to find the precise reference very quickly, but will revisit when footnoting. David] Found reference in Dom. Med. 5th ed, 1776, page 425 referring to \"warm plaster\" used in \"obstinate fixed rheumatic pains\". Interesting the appendix with the recipe does not appear in the search results (one result) for \"warm plaster\", but does in the 1779 ed (one result) SH. Letters 1958, 1984, 1992, 1996 by scribe as he writes \"you\" as \"yow\" with a definate \"w\" when compared with when used in \"now\" SH.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2978, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1959, 'CUL/1/2/1038', '1780-12-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 December 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from A. Harrison, concerning the case of Mrs Sisson. This may not have been addressed to Cullen, as \"Dr Cullen\" is mentioned in the letter.', 'Letter from A. Harrison, concerning the case of Mrs Sisson.\nI\'m not 100% sure the letter is addressed to Cullen, as \"Dr Cullen\" is mentioned in the letter.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2817, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1960, 'CUL/1/2/1039', '1780-12-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 December 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note describing the case of George C. Fox, Quaker who has suffered from gout from aged 32 and now has problems a cough and swelling. Outer page has some marks which look as though they are merely scribbles or pen tests which are not transcribed. However, the word \'Kelso\' is visible which is inferred to be the place of writing.', 'Case note describing the case of George C. Fox, Quaker. [who has suffered from gout from aged 32 and now has problems a cough and swelling - EK] [Last image has some marks which look as though they are only scribbles or pen tests which I have not marked up. However, the word \'Kelso\' is visible which I have inferred to be the place of writing - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3855, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1961, 'CUL/1/2/1040', '1780-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1780?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note describing the correspondent\'s own case; he suffers severe chest pains. Mentions being treated by Dr Fothergill. Unsigned and undated, but describes symptoms from 1778 to 1780 so definitely no earlier than the later year.', 'Case note describing the correspondent\'s own case. He suffers severe chest pains and might be traced by hand writing as this is probably a stray enclosure. Unsigned and undated. Mentions being treated by Dr Fothergill. Describes symptoms from 1778.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2843, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1962, 'CUL/1/2/1041', '1781-01-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 January 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Goodsir, surgeon of Largo, concerning the case of Mr Bethune of Balfour, who is \'about 70, of a full habit, short neck &amp; reather a large head\'. He is suffering from sight and balance problems, and also long-continued stomach and bowel ailments, for which Cullen has treated him in the past. Goodsir asks Cullen to \'direct for me at Largo by Leven\'.', 'Letter from John Goodsir, surgeon of Largo, concerning the case of Mr Bethune of Balfour, who is \'about 70, of a full habit, short neck &amp; reather a large head\'. He is suffering from sight and balance problems, and also long-continued stomach and bowel ailments, for which Cullen has treated him in the past. Goodsir asks Cullen to \'direct for me at Largo by Leven\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2023, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1963, 'CUL/1/2/1042', '1781-01-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 January 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Richard Worthington, a former pupil of Cullen\'s, concerning the case of his mother.', 'Letter from Richard Worthington, a former pupil of Cullen\'s, concerning the case of his mother.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3728, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1964, 'CUL/1/2/1043', '1781-01-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 January 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Ralph Davidson to Cullen and Dr Monro, concerning his friend Mr. Archibald, whom he had accompanied to consult them in Edinburgh. He continues to suffering from blood-spitting and sweating.', 'Letter from Ralph Davidson addressed to Cullen and Dr Monro, concerning the case of Mr Archibald. Awaiting confirmation for mark-up re: hÃ¦moptoe. MMG', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2317, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1965, 'CUL/1/2/1044', '1781-01-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 January 1781', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Copy of a letter from Andrew Johnston concerning his own case. Suggested treatment of lime water on the reverse. ', 'Copy of a letter from Andrew Johnston concerning his own case. Suggested treatment of lime water on the reverse. Written from \'Houghton\'- no clue if name of a house etc, so have suggested the village in Cambridgeshire. GW', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3736, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1966, 'CUL/1/2/1045', '1781-01-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 January 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Stuart, a former student of Cullen\'s, concerning the case of an unnamed female patient who has started having epileptic fits. Two lines enclosed in a brace in the postscript.', 'Letter from William Stuart concerning the case of an unnamed female patient. Two lines enclosed in a brace in the postscript.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2469, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1967, 'CUL/1/2/1046', '1781-01-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 January 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Bernard Shaw, about the condition of his wife Mrs Shaw. He is very concerned and even considers travelling despite the season since \'in Case of Necessity we must submit to that, and if you order a Journey, North or South, we will set off directly\'.', 'Letter from Bernard Shaw, about the condition of his wife Mrs Shaw. He is very concernced and even considers travelling despite the season since \"in Case of Necessity we must submit to that, and if you order a Journey, North or South, we will set off directly.\"-RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3131, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1968, 'CUL/1/2/1047', '1781-01-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 January 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Stephen, concerning the case of Mrs Thomson at Elgin. Mrs Thomson, \'aged about 50, fair complexion, sanguine habit, and the Mother of several Children\' and who underwent menopause at the age of 47, suffers heavy uterine bleeding. Thomas Stephen suspects ulceration of the Uterus or a cancerous disposition.', 'Letter from Thomas Stephen, concerning the case of Mrs Thomson', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2959, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1969, 'CUL/1/2/1048', '1781-01-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 January 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Andrew Wilson, concerning a sense of personal insult over Cullen\'s handling of the joint consultations regarding the serious case of Mr Archibald.', 'Letter from Andrew Wilson, concerning a sense of personal insult over Cullen\'s handling of the joint consulatations regarding the serious case of Mr Archibald.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2322, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1970, 'CUL/1/2/1049', '1781-01-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 January 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Fuller concerning the case of John Cockburn, tenant of Mr Fordyce of Ayton.', 'Letter from John Fuller concerning the case of John Cockburn, tenant of Mr Fordyce of Ayton', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3212, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1971, 'CUL/1/2/1050', '1781-01-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 January 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from J. Fenwick, concerning the case of Mrs Shaw, detailing what he prescribed.', 'Letter from J. Fenwick, concerning the case of Mrs Shaw, detailing what he prescribed .-RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3101, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1972, 'CUL/1/2/1051', '1781-01-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 January 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Goodsir, concerning the case of Mr Bethune. The treatments for his stomach ailments are having little effect. The issue is working well, but he believes his vertigo is a result of his sight problems.', 'Letter from John Goodsir, concerning the case of Mr Bethune. The treatments for his stomach ailments are having little effect. The issue is working well, but he believes his vertigo is a result of his sight problems. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2024, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1973, 'CUL/1/2/1052', '1781-01-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 January 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from S. Cleasby, concerning the cases of Miss Milbanke and Mr Smith.', 'Letter from S. Cleasby, concerning the cases of Miss Milbanke and Mr Smith', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2685, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1974, 'CUL/1/2/1053', '1781-01-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 January 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Waldie, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from George Waldie, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2118, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1975, 'CUL/1/2/1054', '1781-01-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 January 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Jane Webster, concerning her own case.', 'Letter from Jane Webster, concerning her own case', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 430, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1976, 'CUL/1/2/1055', '1781-02-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 February 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Rippingall in Birmingham, concerning his own case. He reports on his progress with a diet since meeting Cullen in Edinburgh.', 'Letter from Thomas Rippingall, concerning his own case', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2304, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1977, 'CUL/1/2/1056a', '1781-02-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 February 1781', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Covering letter from Richard Walker, a former student of Cullen\'s in Stockton. The letter accompanies the case (compiled by her maid) of Miss Hodgson (Doc ID 1978), a chronic invalid. He says: \'I had the pleasure & satisfaction on the Year: 74 thro\' the Compliance of Dr. Pannell, to consult you\' for her, and that \'she has never yet regularly complied with\' the advice received. She is \'one of the most extraordinary Ladies, both mental & corporal, I ever met with\'. She suffers from spasmodic, convulsive and inflammatory ailments, and has been treated for them with mercury. She also self-medicates from a collection he calls \'a little Apothecary shop of her own\'.', 'Covering letter from Richard Walker,a former student of Cullen\'s in Stockton, accompanying the case (compiled by her maid) of Miss Hodgson (Doc ID 1978), a chronic invalid. He says: \'I had the pleasure &amp; satisfaction on the Year: 74 thro\' the Compliance of Dr. Pannell, to consult you\' for her, and that \'she has never yet regularly complied with\' the advice received. She is \'one of the most extraordinary Ladies, both mental &amp; corporal, I ever met with\'. She suffers from spasmodic, convulsive and inflammatory ailments, and has been treated for them with mercury. She also self-medicates from a collection he calls \'a little Apothecary shop of her own\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:42:16', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2105, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1978, 'CUL/1/2/1056b', '1781-02-11', 'c', 'c', 'i', '11? February 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Case note describing the case of Miss Hodgson, compiled by her maid with/for Richard Walker, originally enclosed in ID 1977. She is now 47, and the note traces her case back to 1768, before which she had a \'tolerable good state of Health, except a numbness or rather a want of Power to move at will\' which made her often fall. Since then, she has suffered from a range of ailments, including diarrhÅ“a; violent spasms which have left an arm and leg partly paralysed, with her leg often drawn up behind her and her foot twisted over; jaundice; inflammations and rashes. She has tried a number of different treatments: spa waters at Harrogate, Buxton and Bath, Butter\'s hemlock treatment, Dominiceti\'s baths in Chelsea, electricity, and various medicines, including salivation by means of mercury ointment. She is of \'bloated\' appearance and cannot turn herself in bed without aid.', 'Case note describing the case of Miss Hodgson, compiled by her maid with/for Richard Walker, originally enclosed in ID 1977. She is now 47, and the note traces her case back to 1768, before which she had a \'tolerable good state of Health, except a numbness or rather a want of Power to move at will\' which made her often fall. Since then, she has suffered from a range of ailments, including diarrhÅ“a; violent spasms which have left an arm and leg partly paralysed, with her leg often drawn up behind her and her foot twisted over; jaundice; inflammations and rashes. She has tried a number of different treatments: spa waters at Harrogate, Buxton and Bath, Butter\'s hemlock treatment, Dominiceti\'s baths in Chelsea, electricity, and various medicines, including salivation by means of mercury ointment. She is of \'bloated\' appearance and cannot turn herself in bed without aid. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2115, 1, 10, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(1979, 'CUL/1/2/1057', '1781-02-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 February 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Andrew Wilson, concerning the case of Mr Archibald. He apologises for a previous misunderstanding (see Doc 1969). Mr Archibald\'s condition continues to deteriorate with fever, sweating and diarrhÅ“a, so much so that he believes that \'in all likelyhood a short time will put a Period to his sufferings\'.', 'Letter from Andrew Wilson, concerning the case of Mr Archibald. He apologises for a previous misunderstanding (see [DOC-1969-LINK]Doc 1969[/DOC]). Mr Archibald\'s condition continues to deteriorate with fever, sweating and diarrhÅ“a, so much so that he believes that \'in all likelyhood a short time will put a Period to his sufferings\'. Awaiting confirmation re: hÃ¦moptoe mark-up [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:42:26', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2324, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1980, 'CUL/1/2/1058', '1781-02-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 February 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Stephen, concerning the case of Mrs Robertson, who is suffering from a recurrent cough and hectic fever following the birth of her third child.', 'Letter from Thomas Stephen, concerning the case of Mrs Robertson [who is suffering from a recurrent cough and hectic fever following the birth of her third child - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 16:24:58', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3974, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(1981, 'CUL/1/2/1059', '1781-02-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 February 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Trevor Jones concerning the case of Miss Carter. He mentions also sending some St Winifred\'s moss (a type of liverwort) to \'Mr Cullen\', \'but fear it was spoiled before you received it\' and discusses his plans to set up practice in Lincoln. It seems likely the plant specimen was intended for Henry Cullen who was a keen botanist.', 'Letter from Trevor Jones concerning the case of Miss Carter. He mentions also sending some St Winifred\'s moss to Cullen, \'but fear it was spoiled before you received it\' and discusses his plans to set up practice in Lincoln.\nDr Trevor Jones may be a duplicate of Pers2542- see notes.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3746, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1982, 'CUL/1/2/1060', '1781-02-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'February 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mr Robertson, concerning his own case. Possibly incomplete; unsigned and undated. Date inferred from Cullen\'s reply (letter 6001).', 'Letter from Mr Robertson, concerning his own case. Possibly incomplete; unsigned and undated.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2350, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1983, 'CUL/1/2/1061', '1781-02-19', 'c', 'c', 'i', '19? February 1781', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Miss Hodgson\' [Vol.2 pp.98-101]. Directions for Richard Walker\'s patient, Miss Hodgson, who has spasmodic and convulsive ailments. Cullen notes: \'from its complicated nature find it difficult to explain and from its long continuance and its having been on several occasions mismanaged I am sorry to observe that it must be of difficult cure.\' He observes that her approaching menopause may help with some symptoms, and that her attacks of jaundice were probably caused by gallstones. He advises salivation and warm baths. There are several instances of pen-practice as superscript on the manuscript.', 'Directions for Richard Walker\'s patient, Miss Hodgson, who has spasmodic and convulsive ailments. Cullen notes: \'from its complicated nature find it difficult to explain and from its long continuance and its having been on several occasions mismanaged I am sorry to observe that it must be of difficult cure.\' He observes that her approaching menopause may help with some symptoms, and that her attacks of jaundice were probably caused by gallstones. He advises salivation and warm baths. There are several instances of pen-practice as superscript on the manuscript. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2106, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1984, 'CUL/1/2/1062', '1781-03-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 March 1781', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Henry Watt, concerning his own case. Watt suffers from a rheumatic complaint in his leg, which gives him considerable pain.', 'Letter from Henry Watt, concerning his own case. Letters 1958, 1984, 1992, 1996 by scribe as he writes \"you\" as \"yow\" with a definate \"w\" when compared with when used in \"now\" SH.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2996, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1985, 'CUL/1/2/1063', '1781-03-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 March 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Menzies, concerning the case of Mr Bruce of Kinloch.', 'Letter from Robert Menzies, concerning the case of Mr Bruce of Kinloch', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2333, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1986, 'CUL/1/2/1064', '1781-03-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 March 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Goodsir, concerning the case of Mr Bethune, who has now completed his course of medication, but to no sensible effect. He is again taking rhubarb, but has laid aside the mustard because it was too stimulating on his urinary tract.', 'Letter from John Goodsir, concerning the case of Mr Bethune, who has now completed his course of medication, but to no sensible effect. He is again taking rhubarb, but has laid aside the mustard because it was too stimulating on his urinary tract. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2025, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1987, 'CUL/1/2/1065', '1781-03-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 March 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Redpath, concerning the case of Mr Hogarth.', 'Letter from Robert Redpath, concerning the case of Mr Hogarth', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5101, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1988, 'CUL/1/2/1066', '1781-03-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 March 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Mudie at Portmoak Manse, concerning one of his daughters, who suffers from spasms that contract her body, and a cough. He mentions his sons, one of whom has been a student of Cullen, and another of whom is currently attending Edinburgh University. ', 'Letter from John Mudie at Portmoak Manse, concerning one of his daughters, who suffers from spasms that contract her body, and a cough. He mentions his sons, one of whom has been a student of Cullen, and another of whom is currently attending Edinburgh University. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5318, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1989, 'CUL/1/2/1067', '1781-03-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 March 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Gavin Fullarton, concerning his own case, as his friend \'Mr Hamilton of Glasgow\' (Thomas or William?) is going to discuss it with Cullen when he visits him. He has a history of hÃ¦morrhoids, and after a severe bout of costiveness, suffers from severe spasmodic pains in his rectum thought these are abating a little. He has consulted Stevenson, Dunlop and Hamilton, and undergone a range of treatments, from leeches to injections.', 'Letter from Gavin Fullarton, concerning his own case, as his friend \'Mr Hamilton of Glasgow\' (Thomas or William?) is going to discuss it with Cullen when he visits him. He has a history of hÃ¦morrhoids, and after a severe bout of costiveness, now suffers from spasmodic pain. He has consulted Stevenson, Dunlop and Hamilton, and undergone a range of treatments, from leeches to injections. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3715, 1, 8, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1990, 'CUL/1/2/1068', '1781-03-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 March 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Lachlan Campbell, concerning the case of \'R. C.\', an unnamed male patient.', 'Letter from Lachlan Campbell, concerning the case of \'R. C.\', an unnamed male patient', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2488, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1991, 'CUL/1/2/1069', '1781-03-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 March 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Bate to James Grant, concerning the case of Grant\'s father, a 66-year-old in Montrose, who has had nephritic and gravel complaints, and is now suffering from ascites. The letter seems to have been delivered by hand to Grant jr. at his place of work, and asks him to consult a physician or surgeon in Edinburgh.', 'Letter from John Bate to James Grant, concerning the case of Grant\'s father, a 66-year-old in Montrose, who has had nephritic and gravel complaints, and is now suffering from ascites. The letter seems to have been delivered by hand to Grant jr. at his place of work, and asks him to consult a physician or surgeon in Edinburgh. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3725, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1992, 'CUL/1/2/1070', '1781-03-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 March 1781', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Henry Watt, concerning his own case. Watt has left off taking the aperient oil and his leg still suffers swelling. He is, however, able to \'walk two or three times round the Room upon Crutches\' for exercise.', 'Letter from Henry Watt, concerning his own case. Letters 1958, 1984, 1992, 1996 by scribe as he writes \"you\" as \"yow\" with a definate \"w\" when compared with when used in \"now\" SH.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2997, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1993, 'CUL/1/2/1071', '1781-03-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 March 1781', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Wilson, concerning an unnamed female patient [Mrs Scot?] with a vaginal discharge which is suspected of being a venereal infection contracted from  her husband. Consists of a covering letter and separate case note. ', 'Letter from William Wilson, concerning an unnamed female patient [Mrs Scot?] with a vaginal discharge which is probably a venereal infection contracted from  her husband. Consists of a covering letter and separate case note. Annotated as answered XIII, p. 3 and p. 45.\n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 10:09:07', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2493, 1, 11, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'p'),
(1994, 'CUL/1/2/1072', '1781-03-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 March 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Jean Robertson concerning the case of her sister, Marie(?) who has long-standing back pain.', 'Letter from Jean Robertson concerning the case of her sister, Menie (Marion?) who has long-standing back pain. She has been on a sea voyage, which did some good, but travelling on a mattress in a cart has worsened her condition. She has also been treated by Mr Parlane, for what he said was a nervous chest pain. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3471, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1995, 'CUL/1/2/1074', '1781-03-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'March 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Rippingall, concerning his own case. He sends Cullen some cocoa shells, and apologises that the chocolate makers have roasted them so much.', 'Letter from Thomas Rippingall, concerning his own case', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2313, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1996, 'CUL/1/2/1073', '1781-03-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 March 1781', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Henry Watt, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from Henry Watt, concerning his own case. Letters 1958, 1984, 1992, 1996 by scribe as he writes \"you\" as \"yow\" with a definate \"w\" when compared with when used in \"now\" SH.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3006, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1997, 'CUL/1/2/1075a', '1781-04-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 April 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Ingham, serving as a covering letter for another from Richard Lambert concerning Miss Mary Peareath. Ingham also reports that Miss Clutterbuck and Miss Harrison are very well.', 'Letter from William Ingham, serving as a covering letter for another from Richard Lambert concerning Miss Mary Peareath. Ingham also reports that Miss Clutterbuck and Miss Harrison are very well.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2258, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1998, 'CUL/1/2/1075b', '1781-04-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 April 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Richard Lambert to William Ingham, concerning the case of Miss Mary Peareth and reporting that Miss Barbara Peareth is \'wonderfully well\'. This was originally enclosed with document 1997.', 'Letter from Richard Lambert to William Ingham, concerning the case of Miss Mary Peareth and reporting that Miss Barbara Peareth is \'wonderfully well\'\n\n1st image blank removed.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2013, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(1999, 'CUL/1/2/1076', '1781-04-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 April 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Duguid, a Glasgow merchant (associate of John Wallace of Cessnock), concerning his own case. He contracted a venereal infection (named as syphilis in Doc 4647) in September 1779, for which he underwent mercury treatment. He now suffers from numbness in the legs and feet, difficulty walking, and sometimes \'deafishness\' and confusion.', 'Letter from William Duguid, a Glasgow merchant (associate of John Wallace of Cessnock), concerning his own case. He contracted a venereal infection (named as syphilis in Doc 4647) in September 1779, for which he underwent mercury treatment. He now suffers from numbness in the legs and feet, difficulty walking, and sometimes \'deafishness\' and confusion. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3506, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2000, 'CUL/1/2/1077', '1781-04-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 April 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Mudie concerning the case of his daughter and her spasmodic and respiratory complaints. He believes Mr Kinnaird has sent the wrong pills.', 'Letter from John Mudie concerning the case of his daughter and her spasmodic and respiratory complaints. He believes Mr Kinnaird has sent the wrong pills. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5320, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2001, 'CUL/1/2/1078', '1781-04-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 April 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Stevenson concerning the case of Commissioner Buchanan. A note used as the wrapper mentions that the patient\'s mercurial course (indicated with the astrological symbol for mercury) \'must not be spoke of so as to be understood by every reader\' in Cullen\'s reply.', '\nLetter from Alexander Stevenson concerning the case of Commissioner Buchanan. A note used as the wrapper mentions that the patient\'s mercurial course (indicated with the astrological symbol for mercury) \'must not be spoke of so as to be understood by every reader\' in Cullen\'s reply.\n\n- Not sure how to transcribe the symbol, so please watch out for what I\'ve done and change if necessary. It appears twice, on pp. 1 and 6. (FM)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3807, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2002, 'CUL/1/2/1079', '1781-04-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 April 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from J. Smith, reporting the death, at Bath, of Mr Charles Brown.', 'Letter from J. Smith, reporting the death of Mr Charles Brown', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2906, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2003, 'CUL/1/2/1080', '1781-04-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 April 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from David Colquhoun, concerning the case of Mr Campbell and also reporting on the progress of \'our friend\', the surgeon Gavin Fullerton who is also ill. Cramped handwriting makes some passages difficult to read.', ' Letter from David Colquhoun, concerning the case of Mr Campbell', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2888, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2004, 'CUL/1/2/1081', '1781-04-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 April 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter, in the form of a case note entitled \' the case of a woman on under a bad state of health\' form an unnamed practitioner(?) concerning the case of Mrs Kennedy\'s friend. Unsigned but Cullen replies as if this was \'communicated by Mrs Kennedy\'. Dated in annotation.  ', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Kennedy\'s friend. Unsigned and undated [addressee , date etc in annotations DS]. I\'ve added Girvan as a guess for where the sea bathing took place, as this is the nearest coast town to Shalloch Well. Girvan delinked  by DS as this is our supposition,. SH Added coding for Shalloch Well. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 16:13:23', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3948, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2005, 'CUL/1/2/1082', '1781-04-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 April 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from A. (Alexander) Stevenson concerning the case of Lady Stuart of Castlemilk, in her 60s, whose husband Sir John died 3 weeks ago. She has suffered from skin eruptions, flying and abdominal pains, and now swelling and fluid in the abdomen, which makes her look pregnant. She is on her way to Edinburgh to consult Cullen and a colleague (Monro). Mentions an enclosure from Provost Buchanan; possibly a fee , but if it was a letter this is missing. ', 'Letter from A. (Alexander) Stevenson concerning the case of Lady Stuart of Castlemilk, in her 60s, whose husband Sir John died 3 weeks ago. She has suffered from skin eruptions, flying and abdominal pains, and now swelling and fluid in the abdomen, which makes her look pregnant. She is on her way to Edinburgh to consult Cullen and a colleague (Monro). Mentions an enclosed letter from Provost Buchanan, but this is missing. Not sure if the list of ingredients given really counts as a recipe. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5220, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2006, 'CUL/1/2/1083', '1781-04-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 April 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Duguid, concerning his own case. He has been following some of Cullen\'s instructions (Doc ID 118), regarding the use of the oil and blistering, but has not tried the hot bath or the electricity. He describes the stockings he wears to keep his legs and feet warm: \'I wear through the Night white worsted stockings & in the day a pair of stockings made of lamb wool (the Hosier sells them by the Name of Swanskin hose) white & very Warm with other stockings over them\'.', 'Letter from William Duguid, concerning his own case. He has been following some of Cullen\'s instructions (Doc ID 118), regarding the use of the oil and blistering, but has not tried the hot bath or the electricity. He describes the stockings he wears to keep his legs and feet warm: \'I wear through the Night white worsted stockings &amp; in the day a pair of stockings made of lamb wool (the Hosier sells them by the Name of Swanskin hose) white &amp; very Warm with other stockings over them\' [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:42:35', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3502, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2007, 'CUL/1/2/1084', '1781-04-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 April 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Ligertwood, concerning his own case and promising to send Cullen a small book he has written on the nervous system.', 'Letter from Robert Ligertwood, concerning his own case. Reference to Robert Whytt\'s use of the bark...', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 366, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2008, 'CUL/1/2/1085', '1781-04-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'April 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned letter concerning the case of an unnamed male patient, named as Mr Pinkerton on the indexing on reverse. The young man, aged twenty-two, \'has been troubled with very frequent nocturnal pollutions\' which, it was believed, weakened his nerves and contributed to his present list of complaints.', 'Unsigned letter concerning the case of an unnamed male patient, named as Mr Pinkerton on the indexing on reverse', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2925, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2009, 'CUL/1/2/1086', '1781-05-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 May 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr McNaughtan Hunter in Montrose, presenting the case-history of Sir James Nicolson, Bt., of Glenbervie. He is fifty-nine years old, and for thirty years has suffered from cramps and contractions in his fingers and toes. He now also suffers from stomach pains, vomiting, and costiveness, and is losing strength.', 'Letter from M. Hunter, concerning the case of Sir James Nicolson of Glenbervie', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2337, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2010, 'CUL/1/2/1087', '1781-05-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 May 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Blair, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from John Blair, concerning his own case', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2483, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2011, 'CUL/1/2/1088', '1781-05-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'May 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note by Thomas Hamilton (although unsigned) describing the case of Mr Hopkirk.', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of Mr Hopkirk probably by William or Thomas Hamilton. NOPLACES', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2866, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2012, 'CUL/1/2/1089', '1781-06-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 June 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Hamilton, concerning the case of Mr Macnab.', 'Letter from James Hamilton, concerning the case of Mr Macnab', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2953, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2013, 'CUL/1/2/1090', '1781-06-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 June 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Wood, concerning the case of Captain Stewart of Ward.', 'Letter from Robert Wood, concerning the case of Captain Stewart of Ward', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3030, 1, 8, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2014, 'CUL/1/2/1091', '1781-06-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 June 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from Anthony Harrison, concerning the case of Colonel John Robinson. Robinson complains of an involuntary eructation of wind. The annotation on the reverse notes this letter was replied to on 12th June 1781.', 'Letter from Anthony Harrison, concerning the case of John Robinson. Annotated that this letter was replied to on the 12th June 1981.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3138, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2015, 'CUL/1/2/1092', '1781-06-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 June 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John McKie, concerning his own case and that of his wife.', 'Letter from John McKie, concerning his own case and that of his wife', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2064, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2016, 'CUL/1/2/1093', '1781-06-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 June 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Molison, concerning the case of Miss Anna Porterfield of Duchall. The patient has been disturbed by reading John Buchan\'s <i>Domestic Medicine</i> which has convinced her she is consumptive.', 'Letter from Alexander Molison, concerning the case of Miss Anna Porterfield of Duchall. Reads Buchan.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3958, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2017, 'CUL/1/2/1094', '1781-06-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 June 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Hogg, who has received Cullen and Wood\'s directions. He has stopped taking mercury, because he finds it in his mouth. He asks that any further medicines be sent by Mr Wood by the carrier, or else to friends in Leith.', 'Letter from William Hogg, who has received Cullen and Wood\'s directions. He has stopped taking mercury, because he finds it in his mouth. He asks that any further medicines be sent by Mr Wood by the carrier, or else to friends in Leith.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2054, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2018, 'CUL/1/2/1095', '1781-06-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 June 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Gilchrist, concerning the case of Hugh Lawson, a relation in his 60s. He suffered from ague when in Virginia as a young man. Now he suffers from gouty symptoms and the gravel. Gilchrist has been treating his gout with applications of mustard. However, Lawson\'s son\'s wedding has kept him busier than he should have been. He now has back pain, and \'foul, ...almost black or bloody\' urine. The letter seems to be delivered by a Mr Muir.', 'Letter from John Gilchrist, concerning the case of Hugh Lawson, a relation in his 60s. He suffered from ague when in Virginia as a young man. Now he suffers from gouty symptoms and the gravel. Gilchrist has been treating his gout with applications of mustard. However, Lawson\'s son\'s wedding has kept him busier than he should have been. He now has back pain, and \'foul, ...almost black or bloody\' urine. The letter seems to be delivered by a Mr Muir. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2107, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2019, 'CUL/1/2/1096', '1781-06-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 June 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from a former student of Cullen, Richard Story, concerning the cases of Mrs Harrison and Mrs Wyvill, who both have tumours in their breasts. Mrs Harrison, accompanied by Mrs Wyvill, hand-delivered the letter to Cullen (possibly at the University of Edinburgh) and told him further particulars of her case. Cullen replies in letters 151 and 152, after he has examined the two patients.', 'Letter from a former student of Cullen, Richard Story, concerning the cases of Mrs Harrison and Mrs Wyvill, who both have tumours in their breasts. Mrs Harrison, accompanied by Mrs Wyvill, hand-delivered the letter to Cullen (possibly at the University of Edinburgh) and told him further particulars of her case. Cullen replies in letters 151 and 152, after he has examined the two patients. (FM)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3867, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(2020, 'CUL/1/2/1097', '1781-06-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 June 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Hamilton, concerning the case of Mr Hopkirk.', 'Letter from William Hamilton, concerning the case of Mr Hopkirk', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2869, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2021, 'CUL/1/2/1098', '1781-06-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 June 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Wilson, concerning the case of Mr Johnston, who has suffers from a persistent throat complaint.', 'Letter from William Wilson, concerning the case of Mr Johnston', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2456, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2022, 'CUL/1/2/1099', '1781-06-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 June 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned letter in two different hands, concerning the case of Mrs Buckle, who is threatened with a haemoptoe after childbirth.', 'Unsigned letter in two different hands, concerning the case of Mrs Buckle. NOPLACES', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2854, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2023, 'CUL/1/2/1100', '1781-06-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 June 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mr Cowan, concerning the case of his 15-year-old son Alexander, \'distressed with a Breathlessness\'.', 'Letter from Mr Cowan, concerning the case of his son Alexander', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2845, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2024, 'CUL/1/2/1101', '1781-06-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'June 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Reverend P. Wright, concerning his own case involving various symptoms including dog bite.', 'Letter from Reverend P. Wright, concerning his own case involving various symptoms including dog bite.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 16:53:46', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2489, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2025, 'CUL/1/2/1102', '1781-07-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 July 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Gilchrist, concerning the case of Mr [Hugh] Lawson, who is 64. Lawson does not believe his kidneys to be the cause of his complaints, despite the state of his urine. Gilchrist also discusses the death of Mr [George] Mackenzie, who had been sent to the South of France, on the advice of Sir John Eliot, when his friends would have preferred him to go to Madeira.', 'Letter from John Gilchrist, concerning the case of Mr [Hugh] Lawson, who is 64. Lawson does not believe his kidneys to be the cause of his complaints, despite the state of his urine. Gilchrist also discusses the death of Mr [George] Mackenzie, who had been sent to the South of France, on the advice of Sir John Eliot, when his friends would have preferred him to go to Madeira. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2108, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2026, 'CUL/1/2/1103', '1781-07-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 July 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Gilchrist, concerning the case of Mr [Hugh] Lawson. Gilchrist considers the use of stimulating applications to the feet in cases of gout. He describes a local remedy for gout: \'a tincture of two ounces of Gum Guajacum in three quarts of the best old Rum. â€“ The dose unlimited, so that it is at least a good course of Dram drinking\'. It was allegedly introduced by a \'Madeira Gentleman\'.', 'Letter from John Gilchrist, concerning the case of Mr [Hugh] Lawson, who seems better, although his urine is still discoloured and contains \'onion skin\'-like shreds, which he believes may be \'discharged from a place slightly ulcerated\'. He is urging him to take the lixivium course. Gilchrist then considers the use of stimulating applications to the feet in cases of gout. He tells him of a local remedy for gout: \'a tincture of two ounces of Gum Guajacum in three quarts of the best old Rum. â€“ The dose unlimited, so that it is at least a good course of Dram drinking\'. It was allegedly introduced by a \'Madeira Gentleman\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2109, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2027, 'CUL/1/2/1104', '1781-07-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 July 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John McKie, concerning the case of his wife and also asking for advice on his own case.', 'Letter from John McKie, concerning the case of his wife', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2255, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2028, 'CUL/1/2/1105', '1781-07-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 July 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Wilson, concerning the case of Mrs Wilson. He mentions that she was also seen by Dr Wood in Perth.', 'Letter from James Wilson, concerning the case of Mrs Wilson. He mentions that she was also seen by Dr Wood in Perth.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2857, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2029, 'CUL/1/2/1107', '1781-07-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 July 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Inglis, concerning his own case. He mentions that he had also been seen by Alexander Wood. He reports that his complaint is \'more confirmed by the Sea and fresh Water Bath, than Removed\', and that his symptoms include painful ejaculation \'in the Act of Injoyment\'. He asks if he should \'Continue the Sea B[a]thing by going to Arran &amp; fresh Water when at Home Or come to Town directly for a Course of Mercury\'.', 'Letter from Alexander Inglis, concerning his own case. He mentions that he had also been seen by Alexander Wood. He reports that his complaint is \'more confirmed by the Sea and fresh Water Bath, than Removed\', and that his symptoms include painful ejaculation \'in the Act of Injoyment\'. He asks if he should \'Continue the Sea B[a]thing by going to Arran &amp; fresh Water when at Home Or come to Town directly for a Course of Mercury\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1950, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2030, 'CUL/1/2/1108', '1781-09-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 September 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning the case of Mrs Stephenson.', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning the case of Mrs Stephenson.\nAnomalous: dateline inside the letter says 7th 21st (July 21st, supposedly) but on the envelope it says September. [It\'s \'7ber\', abbreviation for \'September\' - the form turns up in a couple of other letters too - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2736, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2031, 'CUL/1/2/1109', '1781-07-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 July 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from David Colquhoun, concerning the case of Mr Campbell and a brief note on Mr Scot. Notwithstanding Mr Campbell\'s use of the remedies prescribed, the cracks in his skin on the genitals discharge a \'thin Ichor\', accompanied by a \'pricking heat\'. Colquhoun has nothing to say of Mr Scot\'s hearing, as he only began Cullen\'s prescription last Sunday.', 'Letter from David Colquhoun, concerning the case of Mr Campbell', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2889, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2032, 'CUL/1/2/1110', '1781-07-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 July 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Hamilton, concerning the case of Mr Brisbane, and also giving a report on the progress of Mr Hopkirk, who is \'rather worse than he was when you saw him in Edinburgh\'.', 'Letter from William Hamilton, concerning the case of Mr Brisbane and also giving a report on the progress of Mr Hopkirk', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2620, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2033, 'CUL/1/2/1111', '1781-07-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 July 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Matthew Dobson, concerning the cases of Sir Robert Henderson and of an unnamed surgeon in Bath whom Dobson believes to have angina pectoris. ', 'Letter from Dr Matthew Dobson, concerning the cases of Sir Robert Henderson and of an unnamed surgeon in Bath whom Dobson believes to have angina pectoris. (FM)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3791, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2034, 'CUL/1/2/1112', '1781-07-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 July 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Alves, concerning the case of Captain Ross.', 'Letter from John Alves, concerning the case of Captain Ross', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2873, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2035, 'CUL/1/2/1113', '1781-07-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 July 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Angus Macdonell, concerning the case of Colonel Macdonald reporting on his progress.', 'Letter from Angus Macdonell, concerning the case of Colonel Macdonald', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:28:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3983, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2036, 'CUL/1/2/1114a', '1781-08-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from John Haygarth, concerning his Small Pox Society\'s success in Chester, and plans for possibly exterminating the disease in the whole country', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2039, 'CUL/1/2/1114b', '1781-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', '\nDocument headed \'Sketch of a Plan to exterminate the Small Pox from Great Britain\', by John Haygarth. Apparent draft of a work with the same title which Haygarth published in 1793. Lists fifteen measures that should be adopted to eradicate smallpox, based on the success of the Small-Pox Society in Chester. Quotes a letter from B. Waterhouse to Haygarth, concerning the eradication of smallpox from Rhode Island. Ends with statistics on deaths from smallpox in several British cities.', 'n', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 16, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2040, 'CUL/1/2/1115', '1781-08-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 August 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Ann Merivale, concerning the case of her children. Mrs Merivale had the misfortune to lose two children to an unknown disorder, a form of croup, and seeks Cullen\'s advice to procure the best information on the disorder for the sake of her sole surviving child.', 'Letter from Ann Merivale, concerning the case of her children', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2702, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2041, 'CUL/1/2/1116', '1781-08-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 August 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander McCulloch, factor to the Duke of Montrose, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from Alexander McCulloch, factor to the Duke of Montrose, concerning his own case', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4259, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2042, 'CUL/1/2/1117', '1781-08-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 August 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Wilson, concerning the cases of Mr Moody, Mrs Scot, Mr Johnston and Mr Galbraith.', 'Letter from William Wilson, concerning the cases of Mr Moody, Mrs Scot, Mr Johnston and Mr Galbraith.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2492, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2043, 'CUL/1/2/1118', '1781-08-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 August 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Rhodie, concerning the case of his mother who has a urinary disorder.', 'Letter from Thomas Rhodie, concerning the case of his mother', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4099, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2044, 'CUL/1/2/1119', '1781-08-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 August 1781', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John McFarquhar, concerning the case of Hugh Munro of Achannie, and reporting on the progress of Captain Ross, who was being treated by Dr Alves.', 'Letter from John McFarquhar, concerning the case of Hugh Munro of Achannie, and reporting on the progress of Captain Ross, who was being treated by Dr Alves', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2885, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2045, 'CUL/1/2/1120', '1781-08-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 August 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Livingston, conceerning the case of Mr Gordon\'s mother.', 'Letter from Thomas Livingston, conceerning the case of Mr Gordon\'s mother', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 16:56:32', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4082, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2046, 'CUL/1/2/1121', '1781-08-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 August 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from C. Drummond, concerning the case of Miss Ross and asking Cullen for his opinion on \'Dr [Erasmus] Darwin\'s experiments\'.', 'Letter from C. Drummond, concerning the case of Miss Ross and asking Cullen for his opinion on \'Dr Darwin\'s experiments\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 17:04:03', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4090, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2047, 'CUL/1/2/1122', '1781-08-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 August 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Melliss, concerning his own case. Melliss has been taking goat whey, though is suspicious of its quality. The only complaint remaining with him is a \'small degree of weight in the breast\'. The suggested treatment is supplied on the reverse.', 'Letter from John Melliss, concerning his own case. Suggested treatment is on the reverse.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2939, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2048, 'CUL/1/2/1123', '1781-08-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 August 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Thom, concerning his own case. Suggested treatment written on reverse in Cullen\'s hand.', 'Letter from William Thom, concerning his own case. Suggested treatment written on reverse', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2501, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2049, 'CUL/1/2/1124', '1781-08-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 August 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from David Colquhoun, concerning the case of Mr Campbell, with a brief note on the case of Mr Scot. Mr Campbell\'s cracked and weeping skin upon the genital region continues, despite applying prescribed remedies. Mr Scot has continued Cullen\'s prescription for his hearing, but Colquhoun is as yet unaware of any alteration in the condition.', 'Letter from David Colquohoun, concerning the case of Mr Campbell', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2891, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2050, 'CUL/1/2/1125', '1781-08-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 August 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Ann Merivale, concerning the case of her children, two of which fell victim to a type of croup. Mrs Merivale relates the constitutions and bodily habits of her three children, including her surviving child, a boy of two years. Mrs Merivale also states: \'I have, from a principle of duty as well as from inclination, taken pleasure in suckling all my Children\'.', 'Letter from Ann Merivale concerning the case of her children', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2741, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2051, 'CUL/1/2/1126', '1781-08-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 August 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Crawfurd of Cartsburn, concerning the case of his sister who has gone mad. He asks for Cullen\'s apothecary to make up the recipe.', 'Letter from Thomas Crawfurd of Cartsburn, concerning the case of his sister who has gone mad. He asks for Cullen\'s apothecary to make up the recipe', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 16:59:06', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2517, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2052, 'CUL/1/2/1127', '1781-08-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 August 1781', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Loose reply for Mr Y. Z., signed by Cullen and \'J. H.\'. The patient is advised on continuing with a regimen and prescribed a strengthener and laxative.', 'Directions for Mr Y. Z., signed by Cullen and \'J. H.\' who is advised on continuing with a regimen and prescribed a strengthener and laxative. Handwriting seems different for the dateline - the \'A\' if different to that found in \'Aq.\', have tagged it as handshift. Recipe appears to be written on different paper to that of the letter. [Agreed - the handwriting is Cullen\'s, but the dateline is another hand - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3108, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2053, 'CUL/1/2/1128', '1781-08-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 August 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Hamilton, concerning the case of Mr Macnab. Mr Macnab still continues to use the mercurial injection, as his ear continues uneasy. Hamilton asks Cullen\'s advice on further treatment for Mr Macnab\'s complaint.', 'Letter from James Hamilton, concerning the case of Mr MacNab', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2909, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2054, 'CUL/1/2/1129', '1781-08-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 August 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John McFarquhar, concerning the case of Captain Ross.', 'Letter from John McFarquhar, concerning the case of Captain Ross', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2903, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2055, 'CUL/1/2/1130', '1781-08-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'August 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from R. Patterson, concerning the case of Mr Rigby.', 'Letter from R. Patterson, concerning the case of Mr Rigby', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2466, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2056, 'CUL/1/2/1131', '1781-08-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'August 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Henderson of Jamaica, concerning his own case. After having lived freely in the country, Henderson was \'taken with a Sort of fainting fitts\', the third accompanied with convulsions.', 'Letter from George Henderson, Jamaica, concerning his own case', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3017, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2057, 'CUL/1/2/1132a', '1781-09-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 September 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Ligertwood, Aberdeen, concerning his own case. Privately delivered by Ligertwood\'s servant.', 'Letter from Robert Ligertwood, Aberdeen, concerning his own case. Privately delivered by Ligertwood\'s servant.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 516, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2058, 'CUL/1/2/1132b', '1781-08-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 August 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Ligertwood regarding his own case, and mentioning that he has had a book on the \'nervous system\' printed.', 'Letter from Robert Ligertwood regarding his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 528, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2059, 'CUL/1/2/1133', '1781-09-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 September 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Anna Porterfield, concerning her own case. ', 'Letter from Anna Porterfield, concerning her own case. Not the easiest handwriting to read! ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 17:02:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4087, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2060, 'CUL/1/2/1134', '1781-09-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 September 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Ann Merivale, concerning the case of her son. She thanks Cullen for the \'very kind interest you have taken in the concerns of a person who is entirely unknown to you\'.', 'Letter from Ann Merivale, concerning the case her her son. She thanks Cullen for the \'very kind interest you have taken in the concerns of a person who is entirely unknown to you\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2745, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2061, 'CUL/1/2/1135', '1781-09-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 September 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Hamilton, concerning the cases of Mr Brisbane and Lady Stuart, who have been tapped for abdominal fluid, and of Mr Hopkirk, who has died. Hamilton regrets not having the chance to \'open\' Mr Hopkirk, as his complaints were new to him. He also reports that his father, Professor Thomas Hamilton, is now unable to walk and suffers pains and spasms in the side.', 'Letter from William Hamilton, concerning the case of Mr Brisbane, Lady Stuart and Mr Hopkirk, who has died. Hamilton regrets not having the chance to \'open\' Mr Hopkirk, as his complaints were new to him.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2443, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2062, 'CUL/1/2/1136', '1781-09-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 September 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'T', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Gilchrist, following his return from Edinburgh. He describes the final stages of Mr [Hugh] Lawson\'s illness and his death, and also gives a report on the post-mortem, which uncovered 2 kidney stones, one of which was extremely large and could not have been passed, causing suppuration in the kidney. Handstamp very faint and therefore illegible.', 'Letter from John Gilchrist, following his return from Edinburgh. He describes the final stages of Mr [Hugh] Lawson\'s illness and his death, and also gives a report on the post-mortem, which uncovered 2 kidney stones, one of which was extremely large and could not have been passed, causing suppuration in the kidney. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2110, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2063, 'CUL/1/2/1137', '1781-09-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 September 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Anna Porterfield, concerning her own case.', 'Letter from Anna Porterfield, concerning her own case', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 17:03:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4086, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2064, 'CUL/1/2/1138', '1781-09-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 September 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Joseph Borradaile, surgeon, concerning the case of Mr Blair of Wigton, Cumberland, who had consulted Cullen in August 1780, and whose digestive complaint has increased.', 'Letter from Joseph Borradaile, concerning the case of Mr Blair, who consulted Cullen in August 1780.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2484, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2065, 'CUL/1/2/1139', '1781-09-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 September 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from C. Drummond, concerning the case of Miss Ross who has a cough and bowel disorder, and in which Drummond passes on personal compliments to the Cullen family from his own family. Drummond habitually uses marks like small fullstops as if they were commas, so no capitals have been added.', 'Letter from C. Drummond, concerning the case of Miss Ross who has a cough and bowel disorder, and in which Drummond passes on personal compliments to the Cullen family from his own family.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4092, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(2066, 'CUL/1/2/1140', '1781-09-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 September 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Thom, concerning his own case. He mentions also being seen by Mr Wilson. Thom adapts two epistles of Horace to apologise for imposing so much on Cullen\'s time.', 'Letter from William Thom, concerning his own case. He mentions also being seen by Mr Wilson [David - Latin phrases at foot of p.1 need a footnote/translation - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2502, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2067, 'CUL/1/2/1141', '1781-09-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'September 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note describing the case of Charles Meynell, aged 13, who has shown \'a propensity to fever\' and \'a disposition to prutrid specks in his throat when he has been feverish\'.', 'Case note describing the case of Charles Meynell, aged 13, who has shown \'a propensity to fever\' and \'a disposition to prutrid specks in his throat when he has been feverish\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3092, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2068, 'CUL/1/2/1142', '1781-08-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'August 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned letter from Andrew Reid, giving his own case history, probably to his friend John Carmichael, whom he asks to \'lay my Case before one or two of the most eminent in Men in England & send me their opinion as soon as you can conveniently after arrival\'. This is probably the account Carmichael presented to Cullen, to which Doc [ID:177] is the response. Reid became ill in Canton the previous September, with bilious and genito-urinary complaints. He has suffered from the clap. He has lived in India for thirteen years, and travelled to Italy last year. He encloses a sample of sediment from his urine for examination. ', 'Letter from unnamed correspondent [identified from handwriting as Andrew Reid DS] describing his own case, the symptoms of which first came on in Canton, China.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:42:44', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2474, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2069, 'CUL/1/2/1143a', '1781-10-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 October 1781', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Covering letter and enclosed case notes from Dr Alexander Wilson. In his covering letter, Wilson mentions Mr Justamond\'s publication on flores martiales and his own success with it in the case of a hardened testicle. He also gossips about other doctors, reports on the health of his pregnant wife, and asks after Mrs Cullen - all of which indicate that Wilson and Cullen were part of a shared social/professional network. The case (concerning which Wilson seeks Cullen\'s advice) is that of Miss Richardson, who suffers from swollen and hardened glands or lymph nodes in several areas of her body.', 'Covering letter and enclosed case notes from Dr Alexander Wilson. In his covering letter, Wilson mentions Mr Justamond\'s publication on flores martiales and his own success with it in the case of a hardened testicle. He also gossips about other doctors, reports on the health of his pregnant wife, and asks after Mrs Cullen - all of which indicate that Wilson and Cullen were part of a shared social/professional network. The case (concerning which Wilson seeks Cullen\'s advice) is that of Miss Richardson, who suffers from swollen and hardened glands or lymph nodes in several areas of her body.\n\nIMAGE MISSING? between pp. 2 &amp; 3 (FM)\n\nYes. Image 3 has been added in now. The transcription needs updated. MH\n\nAsked Luca to transcribe image 3. 16/10/14. MH', 'y', 'y', '2015-04-30 10:04:56', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4648, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'p'),
(2070, 'CUL/1/2/1144', '1781-10-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 October 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Swan, concerning the case of Lady Grace Campbell.', 'Letter from James Swan, concerning the case of Lady Grace Campbell.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 16:27:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4821, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2071, 'CUL/1/2/1145', '1781-10-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 October 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mrs Campbell of Greenock, describing her own case. She requests Cullen\'s reply be directed to a Mrs Tennent, \'their being so many people in this place of the Name of Campbell that we are not Easily distinguished\'.', 'Letter from Mrs Campbell of Greenock, describing her own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2927, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2072, 'CUL/1/2/1146', '1781-10-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 October 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Hamilton, concerning the dropsical cases of Mr Brisbane and Lady Stuart, and on the increasing weakness of his father, who has had \'a fit of Nephritis\'.', 'Letter from William Hamilton, concerning the dropsical cases of Mr Brisbane and Lady Stuart, and on the increasing weakness of his father, who has had \'a fit of Nephritis\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2446, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2073, 'CUL/1/2/1147', '1781-09-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 September 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning the case of Mrs Ward.', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning the case of Mrs Ward.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2902, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2074, 'CUL/1/2/1148', '1781-10-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 October 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Arthur Gair, concerning the case of Mrs N.I.(?) Selby, young woman with a menstrual complaint.', 'Letter from Arthur Gair, concerning the case of Mrs N. Selby Have suggested Biddlestone as place of writing- to be linked once added. GW', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3214, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2075, 'CUL/1/2/1149', '1781-10-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 October 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Andrew, concerning the case of Mr Shairp.', 'Letter from John Andrew, concerning the case of Mr Shairp.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2880, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2076, 'CUL/1/2/1150', '1781-10-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 October 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Andrew Reid, in Antwerp, concerning his own illness. Reid\'s case was previously presented to Cullen by his friend John Carmichael, who sent the reply to Leghorn.', 'Letter from Andrew Reid, in Antwerp, concerning his own illness. Reid\'s case was previously presented to Cullen by his friend John Carmichael, who sent the reply to Leghorn.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2475, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2077, 'CUL/1/2/1151', '1781-10-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 October 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Swan, concerning the case of Lady Grace Campbell.', 'Letter from James Swan, concerning the case of Lady Grace Campbell', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 16:29:54', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4831, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2078, 'CUL/1/2/1152', '1781-10-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 October 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Blair, concerning his own case: he passes blood by stool. He mentions that \'You desired, in your last, Mr Ballentine might write, when any Thing new occurred- Mr. Ballentine does not attend me, nor any other of the Faculty\'. However, \'By a Letter from Dr. Borradaile (who as a Friend has paid particular Attention to the Symptoms of my Disorder for about two Months past) you will receive more Information perhaps than I am able to give\'.', 'Letter from John Blair, concerning his own case. He mentions that Mr [Joseph?] Borradaile has written previously on his behalf.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2485, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2079, 'CUL/1/2/1153', '1781-10-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 October 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Andrew Reid, in Antwerp, concerning his own case, sending some sediment passed in his urine, which he had forgotten to enclose in his previous letter. He is continuing to take the Uva Ursi.', 'Letter from Andrew Reid, in Antwerp, concerning his own case, sending some \'powder\' or gravel his passed in his urine; see other letters in this case. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2478, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2080, 'CUL/1/2/1154', '1781-10-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 October 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Margaret Gordon, concerning the case of her husband, Gilbert Gordon of Halleaths, who has been undergoing electrical treatment: \'my Husband has received above a hundred and fifty shokes in the day without making any perceptible alteration\'. She asks advice about bathing treatments.', 'Letter from Margaret Gordon, concerning the case of her husband, Gilbert Gordon of Halleaths, who has been undergoing electrical treatment: \'my Husband has received above a hundred and fifty shokes in the day without making any perceptible alteration\'. She asks advice about bathing treatments. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2632, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2081, 'CUL/1/2/1155', '1781-10-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 October 1781', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mr Dunlop, concerning the case of Mr Brown. Document 2082 on same case was probably enclosed.', 'Letter from Mr Dunlop, concerning the case of Mr Brown.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 16:20:14', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2519, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2082, 'CUL/1/2/1156', '1781-10-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 October 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from [Dunlop], describing a venereal case. Numbness in feet and hands and problems walking. Some internal evidence that this was enclosed with Document 20181.', 'Letter from [Dunlop], describing a venereal case. Numbness in feet and hands and problems walking. Possibly part of 2081.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 16:19:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2536, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2083, 'CUL/1/2/1159', '1781-10-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 October 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Sir Alexander Douglas, concerning the case of Mrs Moir.', 'Letter from Sir Alexander Douglas, concerning the case of Mrs Moir.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 17:05:35', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4093, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2084, 'CUL/1/2/1160', '1781-11-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 November 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John McKie, concerning his own case and the case of Mrs McKie.', 'Letter from John McKie, concerning his own case and the case of Mrs McKie', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2139, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2085, 'CUL/1/2/1161', '1781-11-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 November 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr John Gilchrist of Dumfires, concerning the case of Mr Gordon of Halleaths, who has returned from consulting Cullen in Edinburgh. He outlines his case history, including previously consulting Cullen for gout c. 1769-71, and ophthalmia. He has taken the waters in Gilsland. Electrical treatment has not made any significant difference to his paralysis, and he is managing his continence problem. Gilchrist reports on the temperature of Bath spa waters.', 'Letter from John Gilchrist, concerning the case of Mr Gordon of Halleaths, who has returned from consulting Cullen in Edinburgh. He outlines his case history, including previously consulting Cullen for gout c. 1769-71, and ophthalmia. He has taken the waters in Gilsland. Electrical treatment has not made any significant difference to his paralysis, and he is managing his continence problem. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2633, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2086, 'CUL/1/2/1162', '1781-11-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 November 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Andrew, concerning the cases of Mr Shairp and Mr Livingstone.', 'Letter from John Andrew, concerning the cases of Mr Shairp and Mr Livingstone.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2070, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2087, 'CUL/1/2/1163', '1781-11-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 November 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Duguid, concerning his own case. Since his return from seeing Cullen in Edinburgh, his sores are larger and more painful; those on the penis make walking difficult. He has been consulting Dr Marshall, who is currently unwell, so has not been out to see him, and Mr Stenhouse, who visits daily. ', 'Letter from William Duguid, concerning his own case. Since his return from seeing Cullen in Edinburgh, his sores are larger and more painful; those on the penis make walking difficult. He has been consulting Dr Marshall, who is currently unwell, so has not been out to see him, and Mr Stenhouse, who visits daily. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3503, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2088, 'CUL/1/2/1164', '1781-11-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 November 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Andrew, concerning the case of Mr Shairp.', 'Letter from John Andrew, concerning the case of Mr Shairp.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2881, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2089, 'CUL/1/2/1165', '1781-11-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 November 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Lindsay, concerning the case of James Richardson\'s son. The letter\'s wrapper includes three sets of sums. These do not evidently form part of the original letter and have not been transcribed.', 'Letter from Robert Lindsay, concerning the case of James Richardson\'s son. The letter\'s wrapper includes three sets of sums.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4442, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2090, 'CUL/1/2/1166', '1781-11-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 November 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Andrew, concerning the cases of Mr Shairp and Mr Livingston. A note on the reverse states that Mr Shairp died on Friday 9 November, 1781. Handstamp is present but illegible.', 'Letter from John Andrew, concerning the cases of Mr Shairp and Mr Livingston. A note on the reverse states that Mr Shairp died on Friday 9 November, 1781. HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2081, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2091, 'CUL/1/2/1167', '1781-11-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 November 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Duguid, concerning his own case, and talking further about the advice he has had from Marshall and Stenhouse. Letter possibly hand-delivered by a Mr Ferguson, whose name is mentioned on the cover. Someone has written a sum on the cover (not transcribed).', 'Letter from William Duguid, concerning his own case, and talking further about the advice he has had from Marshall and Stenhouse. Letter possibly hand-delivered by a Mr Ferguson, whose name is mentioned on the cover. Someone has written a sum on the cover. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3504, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2092, 'CUL/1/2/1168', '1781-11-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 November 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mrs Wortlie Moir, concerning her own case.', 'Letter from Mrs Wortlie Moir, concerning her own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 17:06:05', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4106, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2093, 'CUL/1/2/1169', '1781-11-12', 'i', 'i', 'i', '12? November? 1781?', 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Case note describing the case of William Waddell. Unsigned and undated, although probably some time around 12 November 1781.', 'Case note describing the case of William Waddell. Unsigned and undated, although probably some time around 12 November 1781. [David - p.5, discussing Admiral Rodney and Gibraltar, needs a note; the Terrible was one of the ships in Rodney\'s fleet - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2091, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2094, 'CUL/1/2/1170', '1781-11-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 November 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'T', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Hamilton, concerning the death of Mr Edward Brisbane about a week previously: he had undergone tapping successfully, but succumbed to a cough and asthma. The post-mortem examination found he had an enlarged spleen. His own father, Thomas Hamilton, is now so weak that he is confined to bed and dependent on opiates for rest.', 'Letter from William Hamilton, concerning the death and post-mortem examination of Mr Edward Brisbane.\n\nplease check XML arund died about a week ago. <condition n=\"27\"><condition n=\"203\">....  MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2451, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2095, 'CUL/1/2/1171', '1781-11-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 November 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of William Pollock of Paisley, who has had a skin disease for many years.', 'Letter concerning the case of William Pollock of Paisley, who has had a skin disease for many years.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 17:26:46', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4674, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2096, 'CUL/1/2/1172', '1781-11-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 November 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Andrew, concerning the case of Mr Livingston.', 'Letter from John Andrew, concerning the case of Mr Livingston.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2074, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2097, 'CUL/1/2/1173', '1781-11-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 November 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from D. Leslie, concerning the case of Mr. M., who has long suffered from a cutaneous eruption that recurrs every Winter and a nocturnal complaint.', 'Letter from D. Leslie, concerning the case of Mr. M., who has long suffered from a cutaneous eruption that recurrs every Winter.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2355, 1, 8, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2098, 'CUL/1/2/1174', '1781-07-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'July? 1781?', 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note describing the correspondent\'s own case, with details from May of 1781 when they describe passing blood in their urine. Possibly incomplete. Unsigned and undated, but probably from some time in 1781.', 'Case note describing the correspondent\'s own case, with details from May of 1781 when they describe passing blood i their urine. Possibly incomplete. Unsigned and undated, but probably from some time in 1781.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 21:08:46', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3864, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2099, 'CUL/1/2/1175', '1781-11-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 November 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charles Brown concerning the case of Miss Furie, aged 25, \'who was a Patient of yours about four years ago\'.', 'Letter from Charles Brown concerning the case of Miss Furie, aged 25, \'who was a Patient of yours about four years ago\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2742, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2100, 'CUL/1/2/1176', '1781-11-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 November 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Young, concerning the case of Lieutenant Waddell.', 'Letter from John Young, concerning the case of Lieutenant Waddell.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 15:12:05', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2548, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2101, 'CUL/1/2/1177', '1781-11-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 November 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Richard Harris [but possibly drawn up by a Mr Dudley?], concerning the case of an unnamed female patient.', 'Letter from Richard Harris [but possibly drawn up by a Mr Dudley?], concerning the case of an unnamed female patient.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 17:27:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4677, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2102, 'CUL/1/2/1178', '1781-11-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 November 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Hamilton, concerning the cases of Mr Black and the late Mr Brisbane, and of his father. Hamilton mentions receiving a letter on Brisbane\'s case from \'your son the Doctor\', presumably Henry Cullen. Also mentions the medical studies of Dr Arthur Broughton.', 'Letter from William Hamilton, concerning the cases of Mr Black and Mr Brisbane. Hamilton mentions receiving a letter on Brisbane\'s case from \'your son the Doctor\'. [David - the paper on pus written by Dr Broughton of Bristol mentioned on p.1 could do with a footnote - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2452, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2103, 'CUL/1/2/1179a', '1781-11-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 November 1781', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Dunlop, concerning the case of James Brown, who \'has kept the house almost continually since he returned from Edinburgh\', where he had consulted Cullen in person. He discusses his use of medicines and the semicupium, and asks on the advisability of electricity. Dunlop encloses Brown\'s letter to Cullen which is Doc 1D 2104.', 'Letter from Alexander Dunlop, concerning the case of James Brown, who \'has kept the house almost continually since he returned from Edinburgh\', where he had consulted Cullen in person. He discusses his use of medicines and the semicupium, and asks on the advisability of electricity. Dunlop encloses Brown\'s letter to Cullen (Doc 1D 2104). [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4835, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2104, 'CUL/1/2/1179b', '1781-11-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 November 1781', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Brown, concerning his own case, originally enclosed with Doc ID 2103. He discusses his ailments (numbness and soreness of legs, headache, and skin eruption on the head), and their treatment by Alexander Dunlop, after his return from seeing Cullen in Edinburgh. ', 'Letter from James Brown, concerning his own case, originally enclosed with Doc ID 2103. He discusses his ailments (numbness and soreness of legs, headache, and skin eruption on the head), and their treatment by Alexander Dunlop, after his return from seeing Cullen in Edinburgh. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:42:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4836, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2105, 'CUL/1/2/1180', '1781-11-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 November 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John White, concerning the case of Mr Wommersley which he fears is now become \'desperate\'.', 'Letter from John White, concerning the case of Mr Wommersley.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4107, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2106, 'CUL/1/2/1181', '1781-11-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 November 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Andrew, concerning the case of Mr Livingstone.', 'Letter from John Andrew, concerning the case of Mr Livingstone.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2077, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2107, 'CUL/1/2/1182', '1781-11-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'November 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned letter describing the correspondent\'s own case, the symptoms of which had included being unable to stop laughing even when socially inappropriate. He has benefitted from a sea voyage.  Very stylised, ornate handwriting with some phonetic spelling.', 'Unsigned letter describing the correspondent\'s own case. Very stylised, ornate handwriting.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3866, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2108, 'CUL/1/2/1183', '1781-12-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 December 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Mack, concerning a three-year-old girl with a \'swelling upon the region of the stomach which increases to a very great hight so as to render it necessary to unloose her stays and other cloaths\'.', 'Letter from Thomas Mack, concerning a three-year-old girl with a \'swelling upon the region of the stomach which increases to a very great hight so as to render it necessary to unloose her stays and other cloaths\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4752, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2109, 'CUL/1/2/1184', '1781-12-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 December 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Andrew, concerning the case of Mr Livingstone. On page three is a pencil drawing.', 'Letter from John Andrew, concerning the case of Mr Livingstone.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2078, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2110, 'CUL/1/2/1185', '1781-12-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 December 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Young, concerning the ongoing case of Mr Waddell who is being repeatedly sweated for a paralytic condition which also includes occassionally experiencing a \'sounding\' (noise) in his head.', 'Letter from John Young, concerning the case of Mr Waddell.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2550, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2111, 'CUL/1/2/1186', '1781-01-09', 'c', 'i', 'c', '9 January? 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note, describing the case of an unnamed 60-year-old female patient. Date given as Inverness, 9 December 1781 but annotated January 1781 (which might be an older usage that starts the new year in March), with cross-reference to the reply being in Volume XI, p.134, which confirms the letters was  received in January 1781 (to avoid confusion, this is the date recorded in this database) and firmly identifies the patient as Mrs Fraser and the writer of the case-note on her obstructed bowel as her husband. ', 'Unsigned case note, describing the case of an unnamed 60-year-old female patient. Date given as Inverness, 9 December 1781 but annotated January 1781 with cross-reference to the reply being in Volume XI, p.134, which firmly identifies the patient as Mrs Fraser and implies that \'December\' is an error for \'January\'  and that the writer of the case-note on her obstructed bowel was her husband. (But wouldn\'t he have known what month it was at the time he wrote the note? FM)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:18:27', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3865, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2112, 'CUL/1/2/1187', '1781-12-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 December 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Andrew, concerning the case of Mr Livingstone. A note on the reverse states that no answer is required and briefly summarises the recommendations to be given when the patient visits Edinburgh.', 'Letter from John Andrew, concerning the case of Mr Livingstone. A note on the reverse states that no answer is required.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2079, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2113, 'CUL/1/2/1188', '1781-12-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 December 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr William Drennan, concerning the case of his sister.', 'Letter from Dr William Drennan, concerning the case of his sister.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2090, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2114, 'CUL/1/2/1189', '1781-12-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 December 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John White, concerning the case of Mr Wommersley reporting on how he has had to modify the prescriptions Cullen advised.', 'Letter from John White, concerning the case of Mr Wommersley.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4109, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2115, 'CUL/1/2/1190', '1781-12-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from James Hardy, discussing a letter he received from Cullen via Dr Bain who had started a practice in Devon, and recounting the medical problems of Devon.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 19, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2116, 'CUL/1/2/1191', '1781-12-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 December 1781', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James McCormick, concerning the case of Dr Drennan\'s sister. He mentions an enclosed (missing) letter from Drennan, which may be document ID:2113.', 'Letter from James McCormick, concerning the case of Dr Drennan\'s sister. He mentions an enclosed (missing) letter from Drennan, which may be CUL/1/2/1188.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:43:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2092, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2117, 'CUL/1/2/1192', '1781-12-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 December 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr John Gilchrist, concerning the case of an unnamed female patient with a prolapse and other serious disorders. He requests that Cullen waive his fee, as the patient is \'a particular friend and relation of mine, in reduced and very embarrassed circumstances, whose husband was obliged to go abroad to America above three years ago, to try to retrieve his affairs, leaving her with a large family\'. Also makes brief reference to another patient, Mr Gordon, who is described as being \'much the same\'. Assumed to be Gilbert Gordon (ID168) because of location, timing and connection to Gilchrist.', '\nLetter from John Gilchrist, concerning the case of an unnamed female patient. He requests that Cullen waive his fee, as the patient is \'a particular friend and relation of mine, in reduced and very embarrassed circumstances, whose husband was obliged to go abroad to America above three years ago, to try to retrieve his affairs, leaving her with a large family\'. [also makes brief reference to another patient, Mr Gordon, who is described as being \'much the same\'. Linked this to Gilbert Gordon (ID168) because of location, timing and connection to Gilchrist - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4077, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2118, 'CUL/1/2/1194', '1781-12-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 December 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from E. J. Cameron, concerning the case of her husband, Captain Cameron who has had a palsy (stroke), but \'calls for Port [wine]\'. Some phonetic spelling throughout. Cullen\'s brief response is recorded on the reverse.', 'Letter from E. J. Cameron, concerning the case of her husband, Captain Cameron. A brief response is written on the reverse. [There are so many Broughtons, it\'s difficult to guess which one it could be (though there is one in Edinburgh.)] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2563, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2119, 'CUL/1/2/1193', '1781-12-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 December 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Prof Alexander Wilson at Glasgow College (University), concerning his daughter Annie who has menstrual problems, but she has heard that Cullen helped such a case when he last visited Loch Lomond. A note on the reverse states that the answer was not copied.', 'Letter from Alexander Wilson, concerning his daughter Annie. A note on the reverse states that the answer was not copied.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5217, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2120, 'CUL/1/2/1195', '1781-12-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'December 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mrs Campbell, concerning her own case.', 'Letter from Mrs Campbell, concerning her own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2928, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2121, 'CUL/1/2/1196', '1781-12-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'December 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of an unnamed female patient, aged 52 who has a schirrous breast (a tumour) and has been under the care of Drs Warren and Hunter in London. She refuses surgery but has been taking Hemlock to uncertain effect.', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of an unnamed female patient, aged 52 who has a schirrous breast (a tumour).', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4440, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2122, 'CUL/1/2/1197', '1781-00-00', 'c', NULL, NULL, '1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Fraser, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from John Fraser, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 16:22:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4110, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2123, 'CUL/1/2/1198', '1782-01-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 January 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Stephen Cleasby, mentioning the death of Mr Smith and sending payment to Cullen.', 'Letter from Stephen Cleasby, reporting the death of Mr Smith.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2689, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2124, 'CUL/1/2/1199', '1782-01-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 January 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Letter from James Bon, surgeon, concerning the brother of Lieutenant Fergusson of Auchensoul. He has suffered fits since boyhood, for which he had received Cullen\'s advice at that time. On reaching adulthood, however, they have recurred and are becoming more severe. There is a curious reference, \'But when he became a man and entered into active life (his, is a country lif[e)] he became more irregular in his none naturals\'.', 'Letter from James Bon, concerning the brother of Lieutenant Fergusson of Auchensoul. He has suffered fits since boyhood, for which he had received Cullen\'s advice at that time. On reaching adulthood, however, they have recurred and are becoming more severe. There is a curious reference, \'But when he became a\nman and entered into active life (his, is a country lif[e)] he became more irregular in his [none naturals?]\' [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:43:15', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4855, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2125, 'CUL/1/2/1200', '1782-01-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 January 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor concerning the case of Mr Robert Nielson and his wife Jean who has become deaf.', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor concerning the case of Mr Robert Nielson and his wife Jean who has become deaf.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2703, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2126, 'CUL/1/2/1201', '1782-01-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 January 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Brown, concerning his own case (as reported by Mr Dunlop). Brown has been trying \'electricity in shocks [...] one a day from 16 to 24 shocks at a time\'. ', 'Letter from James Brown, concerning his own case (as reported by Mr Dunlop). Brown has been trying \'electricity in shocks [...] one a day from 16 to 24 shocks at a time\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2545, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2127, 'CUL/1/2/1202', '1782-01-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 January 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Bertram, concerning the case of an unnamed male patient. A note on the reverse states that the answer was not copied, but suggests treatment.', 'Letter from Alexander Bertram, concerening the case of an unnamed male patient. A note on the reverse states that the answer was not copied, but suggests treatment.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 20:32:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4788, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2128, 'CUL/1/2/1203', '1782-01-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 January 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from A. Stevenson concerning the case of Mr Nielson. A note on the reverse states that the answer was not copied.', 'Letter from A. Stevenson concerning the case of Mr Nielson. A note on the reverse states that the answer was not copied.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2704, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2129, 'CUL/1/2/1204', '1782-01-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 January 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Findlay, concerning the case of Lewis Gordon of Techmury, aged about 50. Memorial, outlining his various ailments: goutish, nervous, feverish and digestive. Findlay notes: \'I have often known people have an intermitting Pulse in health, but never such an unaccountable Variety.\' he also outlines some of his treatments, including the flesh-brush and poulticing the feet.\n', 'Letter from Alexander Findlay, concerning the case of Lewis Gordon of Techmury, aged about 50. Memorial, outlining his various ailments: goutish, nervous, feverish and digestive. Findlay notes: \'I have often known people have an intermitting Pulse in health, but never such an unaccountable Variety.\' he also outlines some of his treatments, including the flesh-brush and poulticing the feet. [MMG]\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2634, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2130, 'CUL/1/2/1205', '1782-01-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 January 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Joseph Harris, concerning the case of Miss Stanger. The letter mentions that she had also been seen by Dr Cleghorn.', 'Letter from Joseph Harris, concerning the case of Miss Stanger. The letter mentions that she had also been seen by Dr Cleghorn.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2240, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2131, 'CUL/1/2/1206', '1782-01-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 January 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Ingham concerning the case of Miss Mary Pearith, and reporting on the cases of Mrs Stevenson and Miss Fury [Furie?]', 'Letter from William Ingham concerning the case of Miss Mary Pearith, and reporting on the cases of Mrs Stevenson and Miss Fury [Furie?]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2740, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2132, 'CUL/1/2/1207', '1782-01-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 January 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Wallace, concerning the case of Mr Fleming.', 'Letter from Robert Wallace, concerning the case of Mr Fleming.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2363, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2133, 'CUL/1/2/1208', '1782-01-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 January 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor concerning the case of a Paisley merchant, William Orr, whose eyes have become very sensitive to the light, and has also had a skin rash. He is a thin, delicate young man of 32, and has had a badly sprained ankle, severe toothache, requiring extraction, and problems with digestion after eating a lobster.', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor concerning the case of a Paisley merchant, William Orr, whose eyes have become very sensitive to the light, and has also had a skin rash. He is a thin, delicate young man of 32, and has had a badly sprained ankle, severe toothache, requiring extraction, and food-poisoning from lobster. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2132, 1, 8, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2134, 'CUL/1/2/1209', '1782-01-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 January 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Wilson, concerning the case of his daughter Annie and of Mr Frazer; mentions Glasgow College colleagues including the philosopher, Prof. Thomas Reid.', 'Letter from Alexander Wilson, concerning the case of his daughter Annie and of Mr Frazer; mentions Glasgow College colleagues including the philosopher Prof. Thomas Reid.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 16:15:58', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5218, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2135, 'CUL/1/2/1210', '1782-01-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 January 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Bertram, concerning the case of an unnamed male patient.', 'Letter from Alexander Bertram, concerning the case of an unnamed male patient.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 20:34:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4789, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2136, 'CUL/1/2/1211', '1782-01-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 January 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'T', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of Mr Orr, who is undergoing treatment for his sensitive and sore eyes. He mentions that there is a hereditary disposition towards scrofula in the family. He also reports on Mr Neilson\'s post-mortem, on the econdition of the stomach, heart and blood-vessels: \'Can grief be supposed to have been a remote Cause here?\' on account of his daughter, he asks. ', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of Mr Orr, who is undergoing treatment for his sensitive and sore eyes. He mentions that there is a hereditary disposition towards scrofula in the family. He also reports on Mr Neilson\'s post-mortem, on the condition of the stomach, heart and blood-vessels: \'Can grief be supposed to have been a remote Cause here?\' on account of his daughter, he asks. [MMG}', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2133, 1, 6, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2137, 'CUL/1/2/1212', '1782-01-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 January 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Young, concerning the case of Mr Waddell and asking also for advice on his own symptoms.', 'Letter from John Young, concerning the case of Mr Waddell and asking also for advice on his own symptoms.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2559, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2138, 'CUL/1/2/1213', '1782-01-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 January 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Henry Rowan, concerning his own case. The hand-stamp with place of posting is illegible.', 'Letter from Henry Rowan, concerning his own case. HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 21:13:31', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4243, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2139, 'CUL/1/2/1214', '1782-01-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 January 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Menzies, concerning the case of Mr Bethune, who is still suffering from wind and spasmodic pains in the stomach and bowels, despite taking Hartfell Water and other remedies. Menzies has examined his eyes, and found \'a white Opake spot\' on each cornea. He wonders if \'Electricity done in the Gentlest way\' may be able to treat this. The letter is to be delivered to Cullen by Henry Lindsay (the patient\'s nephew).', 'Letter from Robert Menzies, concerning the case of Mr Bethune, who is still suffering from wind and spasmodic pains in the stomach and bowels, despite taking Hartfell Water and other remedies. Menzies has examiined his eyes, and found \'a white opake spot\' on each cornea. He wonders if \'Electricity done in the Gentlest way\' may be able to treat this. The letter is to be delivered to Cullen by Henry Lindsay (the patient\'s nephew). [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2027, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2140, 'CUL/1/2/1215', '1782-01-05', 'c', 'c', 'i', '5? January 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of John Mackenzie, aged 15, who was in good health until 1779 when he suffered from a fever which \'landed in Blotches and Ulcers breaking out on his Leggs and Arms\'. ', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of John Mackenzie, aged 15, who was in good health until 1779 when he suffered from a fever which \'landed in Blotches and Ulcers breaking out on his Leggs and Arms\'. The added words \'ordered\' and \'of on line 24 of page 1, look like they were added afterwords - different ink colour. Can\'t tell if same handwriting or not to main letter. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 17:35:32', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4787, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2141, 'CUL/1/2/1216', '1782-01-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'January 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of \'a Roman Catholic Clergyman\', aged 42, who has given in to \'habits of intemperance\' since inheriting his brother\'s estate about 3 years ago. He has goutish, urinary tract and stomach problems. Marked as: \'Mr Strickland Answered XIII, p. 272\', although this does not seem to tally with the entry in the existing volume 13.', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of Mr Strickland, \'a Roman Catholic Clergyman\', aged 42, who has given in to \'habits of intemperance\' since inheriting his brother\'s estate about 3 years ago. He has goutish, urinary tract and stomach problems. Answered XIII, p. 272. [MMG] Author may be identifiable from handwriting: either in Bedale or Kendal area. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 17:29:38', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4864, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2142, 'CUL/1/2/1217', '1782-00-00', 'i', 'c', NULL, 'January 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Nicol to an unnamed woman, addressed as \'your ladyship\', concerning his own case. Mentions a Mrs Wauchop? and Sir Stewart Threpling?. Date is entirely conjectural, based upon where found loose in a box.', 'Letter from John Nicol to an unnamed woman, addressed as \'your ladyship\', concerning his own case.Mentions a Mrs Wauchop? and Sir Stewart Threpling? I cannot see why this is dated January 1782 DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 17:33:06', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4749, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2143, 'CUL/1/2/1218', '1782-01-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'January 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Dunlop, concerning the case of John Rowand, whose latest \'asthmatic fit\' turned out to have \'all the symtoms of Peripneumony\'. He was coughing bloody matter. Dunlop has been bleeding him, and he has been taking \'your Ammoniac scillitic mixture\'. A recipe is writen on the reverse, presumably copied from Cullen\'s reply.', 'Letter from Alexander Dunlop, concerning the case of John Rowand, whose latest \'asthmatic fit\' turned out to have \'all the symtoms of Peripneumony\'. He was coughing bloody matter. Dunlop has been bleeding him, and he has been taking \'your Ammoniac scillitic mixture\'. A recipe is writen on the reverse. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2897, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2144, 'CUL/1/2/1219', '1782-01-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'January 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from an unnamed correspondent concerning his own case, written in the form of a series of numbered questions and answers concerning his symptoms and habits. The patient is aged twenty-eight, \'Gross\' but \'alert and active\' on his limbs. He suffered from small pox twelve years prior, to which he attributes the origin of his pain.', 'Letter from an unnamed correspondent concerning his own case, written in the form of a series of numbered questions and answers concerning his symptoms and habits. NOPLACES Have not been able to identify patient from Cases or People databases. Have left out the curley brackets which sometimes extend over more than one line. SH\n\nImage order revised to make sense of document but ought to be checked against the original manuscript. MH/DS\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4791, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2145, 'CUL/1/2/1220', '1782-02-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 February 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Hamilton concerning the case of Mr [John] Alston\'s daughter, Mrs Arnot, who suffers from a constriction of the Å“sophagus which causes difficulty in swallowing. She is also costive. Her illness is attributed to a chill and sore throat caught when travelling in the North 3 years previously (c. 1779). A year later, she had consulted Dr Hamilton\'s father about it.', 'Letter from William Hamilton concerning the case of Mr [John] Alston\'s daughter, Mrs Arnot, who suffers from a constriction of the Å“sophagus which causes difficulty in swallowing. She is also costive. Her illness is attributed to a chill and sore throat caught when travelling in the North 3 years previously (c. 1779). A year later, she had consulted Dr Hamilton\'s father about it. [MMG].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2177, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2146, 'CUL/1/2/1221', '1782-02-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 February 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of James Hamilton, minister in Paisley.', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of James Hamilton, minister in Paisley.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 15:49:31', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4279, 1, 8, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(2147, 'CUL/1/2/1222', '1782-02-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 February 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Stevenson concerning the case of James Hamilton, minister in Paisley. Mentions a Mrs Cuninghame in the postscript. The hand-stamp is illegible. ', 'Letter from Alexander Stevenson concerning the case of James Hamilton, minister in Paisley. [Mentions a Mrs Cuninghame in the postscript. - EK] HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 15:51:13', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4281, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2148, 'CUL/1/2/1223', '1782-02-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 February 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Hunter concerning the case of Mr William Huddleton Williamson [Vol.13, p.289]. Williamson has a severe cough and is bringing up discoloured phlegm (Cullen is informed privately that Williamson may also have a \'venereal taint\').', 'Letter from Alexander Hunter, concerning the case of Mr William Huddleton Williamson. Williamson has a severe cough and is bringing up discoloured phlegm (Cullen is informed privately that Williamson may also have a \'venereal taint\').', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4962, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2149, 'CUL/1/2/1224', '1782-02-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 February 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Andrew Liddell concerning the case of John McBeath, factor to Mr Sinclair of Freswick. Handstamp present but not clear enough to make out.', 'Letter from Andrew Liddell concerning the case of John McBeath, factor to Mr Sinclair of Freswick. [Handstamp present but not clear enough to make out; Requested change to order of docs so that the letter introduces the enclosure -EK]\n\nImages re-ordered. MH\n\nHANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 21:22:32', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4290, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2150, 'CUL/1/2/1225a', '1782-02-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 February 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Naismith. Covering letter for one from his brother-in-law, John Mackenzie, concerning Mackenzie\'s infant son.', 'Letter from Thomas Naismith. Covering letter for one from his brother-in-law, John Mackenzie, concerning Mackenzie\'s infant son.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3400, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2151, 'CUL/1/2/1225b', '1782-02-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 February 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John McKenzie, possibly to his brother-in-law Thomas Naismith, concerning his six-month-old son. The child has become ill after being inocculated with smallpox. Destination of letter inferred from related documents.', 'Letter from John McKenzie, possibly to his brother-in-law Thomas Naismith, concerning his six-month-old son. The child has become ill after being inocculated with smallpox. Destination of letter inferred from Letter 2150. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 20:35:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3326, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2152, 'CUL/1/2/1226', '1782-02-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 February 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Walter Stirling, concerning the case of Miss Gascoigne of Carron House. He called on her father, and saw her rising stiffly: \'her father said that his young woman he thought was become an old one\'. She has rheumatic pains in her legs, arm and face and head, which he has been treating with bleeding and medicines. He proposes a blister. ', 'Letter from Walter Stirling, concerning the case of Miss Gascoigne of Carron House. He called on her father, and saw her rising stiffly: \'her father said that his young woman he thought was become an old one\'. She has rheumatic pains in her legs, arm and face and head, which he has been treating with bleeding and medicines. He proposes a blister. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1977, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2153, 'CUL/1/2/1227', '1782-02-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 February 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Gibson, concerning his own case. He mentions that he had also seen Dr Fothergill and Dr Gilchrist.', 'Letter from James Gibson, concerning his own case. He mentions that he had also seen Dr Fothergill and Dr Gilchrist.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2144, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2154, 'CUL/1/2/1228', '1782-02-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 February 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from J. S. in London, concerning his own case. He started the letter on the 4th of February, and added to it on the 13th and 20th.', 'Letter from J. S. in London, concerning his own case. He started the letter on the 4th of February, and added to it on the 13th and 20th. Answer at Vol 13, p.312.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2072, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2155, 'CUL/1/2/1229', '1782-02-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 February 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Walter Stirling, concerning the case of Miss Gascoigne. Her father has forwarded him Cullen\'s letter. Sterling emphasises that her cough is not the main problem, but her flying pains in her limbs, body and head. \'I figured her travelling in a wet Chaise might be the cause of them\'. ', 'Letter from Walter Stirling, concerning the case of Miss Gascoigne. Her father has forwarded him Cullen\'s letter. He emphasises that her cough is not the main problem, but her flying rheumatic pains in her limbs, body and head. \'I figured her travelling in a wet Chaise might be the cause of them\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1976, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2156, 'CUL/1/2/1230', '1782-02-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 February 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from J. Monteath, concerning the case of Mr Campbell. The letter appears to have been given to Cullen by the patient himself - \"The young Gentleman (Mr Campbell) who is the Bearer of this Letter\"; Campbell has suffered from venereal disease since contracting Gonorrhea in Stirling in June 1780.', 'Letter from J. Monteath, concerning the case of Mr Campbell. [The letter appears to have been given to Cullen by the patient himself - \"The young Gentleman (Mr Campbell) who is the Bearer of this Letter\"; Campbell has suffered from venereal disease since contracting Gonorrhea in Stirling in June 1780 - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 21:25:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4636, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2157, 'CUL/1/2/1231', '1782-02-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 February 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Letter from W. McDonald, from Bristol describing his own case.', 'Letter from W. McDonald, from Bristol describing his  own case. I suggest letter is destined for his son, as he requests that \"my respectful compliments\" are passed on to Cullen. Destination of letter inferred as Edin. as his son is studying there. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 10:27:43', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3413, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2158, 'CUL/1/2/1232', '1782-02-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 February 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Joseph Harris to Mr Stanger, concerning the case of Miss Stanger and Miss Hannah Stanger. Addressed to Stanger at Dr Blacklock\'s. Also mentions Mrs Ponsonby.', 'Letter from Joseph Harris to Mr Stanger, concerning the case of Miss Stanger. Addressed to Stanger at Dr Blacklock\'s. Also mentions Mrs Ponsonby.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2243, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2159, 'CUL/1/2/1233', '1782-02-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 February 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of Rev. Mr. Hamilton. In addition, Taylor advises Cullen that Mr Orr will visit him.', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of Rev. Mr. Hamilton. [In addition, Taylor advises Cullen that Mr Orr will visit him - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 15:53:03', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4285, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2160, 'CUL/1/2/1234', '1782-02-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 February 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Hamilton, concerning Mrs Arnot\'s ability to swallow, and whether the Ã†ther should be taken internally as well as applied externally. He also writes, \'I recieved your letter about Mr Frazer but am sorry I can give no direct answer to it\' (which may be linked with Letter 2134, regarding University appointments).', 'Letter from William Hamilton, concerning Mrs Arnot\'s ability to swallow, and whether the Ã†ther should be taken internally as well as applied externally. He also writes, \'I recieved your letter about Mr Frazer but am sorry I can give no direct answer to it\'. (This may be linked with Letter 2134, regarding University appointments.) [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2178, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2161, 'CUL/1/2/1235', '1782-02-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 February 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from A. Hunter concerning the case of Mr Williamson, the son of Sir Hedworth Williamson of Durham. As he lives in the neighbourhood of Durham, Sir Hedworth would prefer his son to be fixed at Wooler during the season of goat\'s whey. Hunter stresses the presence of a \'veneral taint\'.', 'Letter from A. Hunter concerning the case of Mr Williamson, the son of Sir Hedworth Williamson of Durham. As he lives in the neighbourhood of Durham, Sir Hedworth would prefer his son to be fixed at Wooler during the season of goat\'s whey. Hunter stresses the presence of a \'veneral taint\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5024, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2162, 'CUL/1/2/1236', '1782-02-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 February 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Wallace, concerning the case of Mr Fleming.', 'Letter from Robert Wallace, concerning the case of Mr Fleming.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2366, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2163, 'CUL/1/2/1237', '1782-02-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 February 1782', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Bettie Collie to Alexander Thompson, concerning the case of her brother. She mentions several enclosed papers, but these are missing.', 'Letter from Bettie Collie to Alexander Thompson, concerning the case of her brother.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3662, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2164, 'CUL/1/2/1238', '1782-02-14', 'c', 'c', 'i', '14? February 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from Richard Story, concerning the worsening case of Mrs Wyvil and reporting on the improvement of Mrs Harrison\'s.', 'Letter from Richard Story, concerning the worsening case of Mrs Wyvil and reporting on the improvement of Mrs Harrison\'s. (FM)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3915, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2165, 'CUL/1/2/1239', '1782-03-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 March 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Gilchrist, concerning the case of an unnamed female patient, who has been treated for fluor albus with eggshells, and reporting on the progress of Mr Gordon of Halleath, who is \'growing fatter\' and \'sleeps well\'. However, his paralysis continues, despite the use of warm bathing. Gilchrist asks whether cold bathing at Allonby would be suitable. ', 'Letter from John Gilchrist, concerning the case of an unnamed female patient, who has been treated for fluor albus with eggshells, and reporting on the progress of Mr Gordon of Halleath, who is \'growing fatter\' and \'sleeps well\'. However, his paralysis continues, despite the use of warm bathing. Gilchrist asks whether cold bathing at Allonby would be suitable. [MMG] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2635, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2166, 'CUL/1/2/1240a', '1782-03-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 March 1782', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Orr to Robert Cullen. Orr writes that he has \'now been confined to bed for more than three weeks by some very troublesome complaints\' and is \'anxious to have the assistance of your very usefull Father\'. Document 2167, and probably also 2176, was enclosed with this.', 'Letter from James Orr to Robert Cullen. Orr writes that he has \'now been confined to bed for more than three weeks by some very troublesome complaints\' and is \'anxious to have the assistance of your very usefull Father\'. Encloses Doc ID 2167 and probably also 2176. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2179, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2167, 'CUL/1/2/1240b', '1782-03-03', 'c', 'i', 'i', '3? March? 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter, or rather a very brief note from Alexander Taylor, regarding \'marine salt peculiar to Spain\'. originally enclosed with Letter ID 2166. The specific query is answered by Cullen in Letter ID 286. ', 'Brief note from Alexander Taylor, regarding \'marine salt peculiar to Spain\'. (originally enclosed with Letter ID 2166 and probably 2176). The specific query is answered by Cullen in Letter ID 286. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:43:25', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2665, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2168, 'CUL/1/2/1241', '1782-03-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 March 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Peter Wright and William Whyte, concerning the case of Mr Matthie, a young man with a nephritic complaint.', 'Letter from Peter Wright and William Whyte, concerning the case of Mr Matthie.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2967, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2169, 'CUL/1/2/1242', '1782-03-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 March 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from the Earl of Selkirk, concerning the case of his two sons, John and Alexander, who are both at \'Mr Barbauld\'s School in Suffolk\'. They are both recovering from measles, and Selkirk is particularly concerned about John\'s eyes.', 'Letter from the Earl of Selkirk, concerning the case of his two sons, John and Alexander, who are both at \'Mr Barbauld\'s School in Suffolk\'. They are both recovering from measles, and Selkirk is particularly concerned about John\'s eyes. [David - suggest footnoting Palgrave Academy here - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 466, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2170, 'CUL/1/2/1243', '1782-03-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 March 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charles Hay, concerning the case of his daughter Betty. Addressed to \'Dr J Cullen\'. Place of writing is \'Linton\' but not connected as place because there are several and it is not clear in which one Hay lived.\n', 'Letter from Charles Hay, concerning the case of his daughter Betty. Addressed to \'Dr J Cullen\' [\'Linton\' not connected as place because there are several and it\'s not clear in which one Hay lived; letter 2180 suggests that Cullen did not reply to this letter; letter transcribed so that address comes last, have requested change in order of images - EK]\n\nimages re-ordered. MH\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 20:45:47', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4535, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2171, 'CUL/1/2/1244', '1782-03-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 March 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Stenhouse, concerning the case of Francis Somervill. ', 'Letter from Alexander Stenhouse, concerning the case of Francis Somervill. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2256, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2172, 'CUL/1/2/1245', '1782-03-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 March 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from T. Kinkead, a former student of Cullen\'s, concerning his own case. Consists of a covering letter and a lengthier case note, written in the third person. Kinkead is a surgeon on a ship, docked in Portsmouth, from which the letter seems to have been sent - external evidence suggests this was probably HMS Harpy.', 'Letter from T. Kinkead, a former student of Cullen\'s, concerning his own case. Consists of a covering letter and a lengthier case note, written in the third person. [Kinkead is a surgeon on a ship in the navy from which the letter seems to have been sent. I had difficulty working out the name though, it is mentioned once in the title and once near the end of his introductory letter. I\'ve linked Portsmouth as the Place of Writing for now - EK] [Could be the HMS Harpy at Portsmouth? There is evidence for an HMS Harpy having been active in the 1780s (log books from 1780) <http: collections.rmg.co.uk=\"\" archive=\"\" objects=\"\" 527593.html=\"\"> If so, might need a note on the ship. -LMcC]</http:>', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 10:06:54', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4354, 1, 6, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'p'),
(2173, 'CUL/1/2/1246', '1782-03-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 March 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from David Bethune, concerning his own case. He is still having problems with wind and intestinal pain: \'upon the whole I have been a good deal distrest this winter especily in the night time which deprives me of sleep and proves hurtfull to me\'. The letter has been dictated, because of his sight problems, to his wife, whom he describes as \'his Clerk\'.', 'Letter from David Bethune, concerning his own case. He is still having problems with wind and intestinal pain: \'upon the whole I have been a good deal distrest this winter especily in the night time which deprives me of sleep and proves hurtfull to me\'. The letter has been dictated, because of his sight problems, to his wife, whom he describes as \'his Clerk\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2028, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2174, 'CUL/1/2/1247', '1782-03-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 March 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'T', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the cases of the brothers James and William Orr. James has pain in the side, and  has been coughing up bloody pus: \'I see it mentioned in your Practice that abcesses of the liver are sometimes expectorated but I do not understand this\'. William\'s eyes are improving. He reports on the post-mortem dissection of the minister, Mr Hamilton. He also notes that \'After you left Paisley I found you had not been paid your fee\', and discussed this with the Hamiltons and with Cullen\'s old friend Rev. Davidson of Inchinnan, whose father Cullen had attended. ', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the cases of the brothers James and William Orr. James has pain in the side, and  has been coughing up bloody pus: \'I see it mentioned in your Practice that abcesses of the liver are sometimes expectorated but I do not understand this\'. William\'s eyes are improving. He reports on the post-mortem dissection of the minister, Mr Hamilton. He also notes that \'After you left Paisley I found you had not been paid your fee\', and discussed this with the Hamiltons and with Cullen\'s old friend Rev. Davidson of Inchinnan, whose father Cullen had attended. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2180, 1, 8, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2175, 'CUL/1/2/1248', '1782-03-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 March 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of Mr Orr, who has been coughing up reddish pus. Taylor believes it must have come from an abcess in the liver and not from the lungs.', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of Mr Orr, who has been coughing up reddish pus. Taylor believes it must have come from an abcess in the liver and not from the lungs.[MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3270, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2176, 'CUL/1/2/1249', '1782-03-03', 'c', 'c', 'i', '3? March 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of James Orr, writer, and brother of William. He is suffering pain in the side, and has had ulceration of the tongue and throat: \'I am much afraid that his liver is affected; but there has been no appearance of Jaundice\' . Given lack of address and annotation, possibly originally enclosed with Docs ID 2166 and 2167?]', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of James Orr, writer, and brother of William. He is suffering pain in the side, and has had ulceration of the tongue and throat: \'I am much afraid that his liver is affected; but there has been no appearance of Jaundice\'. Given lack of address and annotation, possibly originally enclosed with Docs ID 2166 and 2167? [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2181, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2177, 'CUL/1/2/1250', '1782-03-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 March 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Stenhouse, concerning the case of Frank Somervell.', 'Letter from Alexander Stenhouse, concerning the case of Frank Somervell.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2271, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2178, 'CUL/1/2/1251', '1782-03-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 March 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Peter Wright, concerning the case of Mr Matthie and reporting on the progress of Mr Fleming.', 'Letter from Peter Wright, concerning the case of Mr Matthie and reporting on the progress of Mr Fleming.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2373, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2179, 'CUL/1/2/1252', '1782-03-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 March 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Andrews, concerning the case of Mr Livingstone.', 'Letter from John Andrews, concerning the case of Mr Livinstone.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 20:40:16', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4112, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2180, 'CUL/1/2/1253', '1782-03-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 March 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charles Hay, concerning the case of his daughter Betty. Addressed to \'Dr J Cullen\' . Place of writing \'Linton\' not connected as place because there are several and it is  not clear in which one Hay lived;\n', 'Letter from Charles Hay concerning the case of his daughter. A note on the reverse states that the answer was not copied. [\'Linton\' not connected as place as there are several and it\'s unclear which is referred to; -EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 20:46:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4536, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2181, 'CUL/1/2/1254', '1782-03-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 March 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Hogg, concerning his own case. He is disappointed at not having seen Cullen when he was in town. He reports that new ulcers have broken out, and on the state of his cough and blood-spitting.', 'Letter from William Hogg, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2564, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2182, 'CUL/1/2/1255', '1782-03-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 March 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Anderson, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from Alexander Anderson, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 17:10:13', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4116, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2183, 'CUL/1/2/1256', '1782-03-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'March 1782', '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of Lord Dalzell.', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of Lord Dalzell.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2276, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2184, 'CUL/1/2/1257', '1782-04-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 April 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Gilchrist, concerning the cases of an unnamed female patient and Mr Gibson of Kelton. He also mentions Van Doeveren of Leiden\'s practice of giving eggshells for fluor albus.', 'Letter from John Gilchrist, concerning the cases of an unnamed female patient and Mr Gibson of Kelton. He also mentions Van Doeveren of Leiden\'s practice of giving testacea(? [<-membrana testacea, eggshell; LG]) for fluor albus.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:43:36', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2146, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2185, 'CUL/1/2/1258', '1782-04-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 April 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Hogg, concerning his own case. His cough is much improved, but he is now suffering from gripes and looseness of the bowels.', 'Letter from William Hogg, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2569, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2186, 'CUL/1/2/1259', '1782-04-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 April 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Peter Wright, concerning the case of Mr Fleming with brief reference to the case of Mr Matthie.', 'Letter from Peter Wright, concerning the case of Mr Fleming.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2374, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2187, 'CUL/1/2/1260', '1782-04-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 April 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of James Orr and reporting on the progress of William Orr. James has recovered, and William is improving, though not yet fully well. Taylor says he had not previously understood how pus from the liver could be expectorated.', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of James Orr and reporting on the progress of William Orr. James has recovered, and William is improving, though not yet fully well. Taylor says he had not previously understood how pus from the liver could be expectorated. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2182, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2188, 'CUL/1/2/1261', '1782-04-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 April 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Hall concerning the case of Mr Graham, a friend of Mr Home of Wedderburn, who was \'seized [...] with symptoms of what he reckoned his old Bilious Disorder\' after travelling overnight.', 'Letter from James Hall concerning the case of Mr Graham, a friend of Mr Home of Wedderburn, who was \'seized [...] with symptoms of what he reckoned his old Bilious Disorder\' after travelling overnight.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3401, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2189, 'CUL/1/2/1262', '1782-04-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 April 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Fairbairn concerning the case of \'my son-in-law\'s legs\', and thanking Cullen for the cure which has \'entir[e]ly removed his malady\'. ', 'Letter from Thomas Fairbairn concerning the case of \'my son-in-law\'s legs\', and thanking \'Cullin\' [Cullen] for the cure which has \'entir[e]ly removed his malady\'. NB Fairburn spells Cullen as \'Cullin\'. Unable to determine place of writing. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 20:43:48', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3488, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2190, 'CUL/1/2/1263', '1782-02-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 February 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Bon, concerning the case of Mr William Fergusson. Notes that Fergusson was 12 when first treated by Cullen, \"9 years ago\", ie 1773, cf letter 3748. Letter dated 13 February, but annotated April.', 'Letter from James Bon, concerning the case of Mr William Fergusson. Refers to previous letter dated 9 January. Notes that Fergusson was 12 when first treated by Cullen, \"9 years ago\", ie 1773, cf letter 3748. Note: superscripts have dashes under them, I\'ve used dots. Letter dated 13 February, but annotated April.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3302, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2191, 'CUL/1/2/1264a', '1782-04-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 April 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Lord Dalzell, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from Lord Dalzell, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2552, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2192, 'CUL/1/2/1264b', '1782-04-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 April 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Burgess to Alexander Wood, concerning the case of Lord Dalzell. Sent to Cullen by Dalzell himself.', 'Letter from John Burgess to Alexander Wood, concerning the case of Lord Dalzell. Sent to Cullen by Dalzell himself.\n\nPage 1 of transcription belongs to DOC 2191. Image incorrectly grouped with 2192 but now moved. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2551, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2193, 'CUL/1/2/1265', '1782-04-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 April 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note, headed \'State of a Case to be laid before Dr Cullen\', written by the patient and unsigned. The reverse identifies him as \'Mr Macdermots friend\' and briefly states the suggested treatment.', 'Case note, headed \'State of a Case to be laid before Dr Cullen\', written by the patient and unsigned. The reverse identifies him as \'Mr Macdermots friend\' and briefly states the suggested treatment.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4967, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2194, 'CUL/1/2/1266', '1782-04-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 April 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Peter Wright, concerning the case of Mr Fleming and adding a brief note on Mr Matthie.', 'Letter from Peter Wright, concerning the case of Mr Fleming.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2376, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2195, 'CUL/1/2/1267', '1782-04-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 April 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Hogg, concerning his own case. He has now recovered from the gripes and flux, but finds \'some New tumors coming on which I know no Medicine will prevent breaking\'. He plans to return to Moffat at the end of the following month.', 'Letter from William Hogg, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2573, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2196, 'CUL/1/2/1268', '1782-04-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 April 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Letter from William Fergusson, concerning his own case. Refers to recipe of cephalic pills given in letter 290.', 'Letter from William Fergusson, concerning his own case. Refers to recipe of cephalic pills given in letter 290.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3303, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2197, 'CUL/1/2/1269', '1782-04-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'April 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Harkness concerning his own case.', 'Letter from John Harkness concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2320, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2198, 'CUL/1/2/1270', '1782-04-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'April 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note titled \'Mr Reeds Case\', describing his symptoms over the past two years \'since he first began to Lose his Appetite &amp; Spirits\'. ', 'Unsigned case note headed \'Mr Reeds Case\', describing his symptoms over the past two years \'since he first began to Lose his Appetite & Spirits\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3402, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2199, 'CUL/1/2/1271', '1782-05-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 May 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Cleland of Auchenlie, describing the case of James Brounlie and of \'my good son Mr Low\'. Brounlie, a mason and \'a veary poor man\' left with six small children after his wife\'s death, has had a sore lip since some \'sparks\' of lime fell on it while he was working; Mr Low is \'in a porfect weast of Bodie and decay of strenth\'.', 'Letter from James Cleland, Auchenlie, describing the case of James Brounlie and of \'my good son Mr Low\'. Brounlie, a mason and \'a veary poor man\' left with six small children after his wife\'s death, has had a sore lip since some \'sparks\' of lime fell on it while he was working; Mr Low is \'in a porfect weast of Bodie and decay of strenth\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:43:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4719, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2200, 'CUL/1/2/1272', '1782-05-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 May 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor concerning the case of Rev. Mr Gillies, sent after hearing that \'an account of his case which I sent off for you, under cover to him at Glasgow, has not reached you. I have wrote to his father [the Minister of Blackfriars, Glasgow] to foreward it to you\'. In case this, too, is lost, he sends the present account. He describes Mr Gillies\'s first fit, which \'had much the appearance of being Epileptic\', and a second attack in Port Glasgow (treated by Alexander Mollison). He also describes eruptions on the nose and ear to which Mr Gillies has been subject in winter for some years.', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor concerning the case of Rev. Mr Gillies, sent after hearing that \'an account of his case which I sent off for you, under cover to\nhim at Glasgow, has not reached you. I have wrote to his father [the Minister of Blackfriars, Glasgow] to foreward it to you\'. In case this, too, is lost, he sends the present account. He describes Mr Gillies\'s first fit, which \'had much the appearance of being Epileptic\', and a second attack in Port Glasgow (treated by Alexander Mollison). He also describes eruptions on the nose and ear to which Mr Gillies has been subject in winter for some years. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2636, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2201, 'CUL/1/2/1273', '1782-05-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 May 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Reid, concerning the case of a servant of Mr Murray of Blackbarony, \'who was at you some time ago, with a hard &amp; painfull swelling upon his shin bone\'. Reid reports that the swelling has grown, and the man is suffering from some pain and \'by getting no sleep  has lost his flesh\'.', '\nLetter from James Reid, concerning the case of a servant of Mr Murray of Blackbarony, \'who was at you some time ago, with a hard &amp; painfull swelling upon his shin bone\'. Reid reports that the swelling has grown, and the man is suffering from some pain and \'by getting no sleep  has lost his flesh\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 10:35:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3468, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2202, 'CUL/1/2/1274', '1782-05-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 May 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'T', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Peter Wright reporting that \'your friend Mr James Fleming died yesterday\', and post mortem report on the autopsy carried out \'by Mr Wallace in presence of several of the Faculty\'. He adds a brief note on Mr Matthie.', 'Letter from Peter Wright reporting that \'your friend Mr James Fleming died yesterday\', and post mortem report on the autopsy carried out \'by Mr Wallace in presence of several of the Faculty\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2378, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2203, 'CUL/1/2/1275', '1782-05-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 May 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from M. Campbell, concerning her own case.', 'Letter from M. Campbell, concerning her own case. Mark up for the Electurary taken from Letter 298.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3417, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2204, 'CUL/1/2/1276', '1782-05-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 May 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Anthony Harrison, concerning the case of Mrs Parker and reporting on the progress of Harrison\'s brother-in-law Colonel Robinson, \'who consulted you last summer for a troublesome flatulant complaint\'.', 'Letter from Anthony Harrison, concerning the case of Mrs Parker and reporting on the progress of Harrison\'s brother-in-law Colonel Robinson, \'who consulted you last summer for a troublesome flatulant complaint\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3119, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2205, 'CUL/1/2/1277', '1782-05-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 May 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning the case of Miss Mary Pearith, who has \'twice, at the Distance of eight weeks, discharg\'d with her urine bloody matter\'.', 'Letter form William Ingham, concerning the case of Miss Mary Pearith, who has \'twice, at the Distance of eight weeks, discharg\'d with your urine bloody matter\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2012, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2206, 'CUL/1/2/1278', '1782-05-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 May 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Goodsir to Henry Lindsay for forwarding to Cullen, concerning the case of Mr Bethune. There is \'no change to the Better\' in Bethune\'s case, and rather \'the symptoms of his Disease are daily growing worse\'. The pains in his bowels and back \'have been so violent that he could not keep from Crying\'. ', 'Letter from John Goodsir to Henry Lindsay for forwarding to Cullen, concerning the case of Mr Bethune. There is \'no change to the Better\' in Bethune\'s case, and rather \'the symptoms of his Disease are daily growing worse\'. The pains in his bowels and back \'have been so violent that he could not keep from Crying\', and he suffers from retching. His great-niece Miss Lindsay and another household member noted \'the most offensive smell\' from this, of which the patient seemed unaware. The postscript dated 10 May adds, however, that, thanks to Laudanum, Castor Oil and Daffy\'s Elixir, Mr Bethune had passed the night freer of pain than for eight days before\'. [MMG] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2029, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2207, 'CUL/1/2/1279', '1782-05-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 May 1782', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Banneman, concerning the case of Mr Burnett of Countesswells, whose phthysical symptoms are worsening. An enclosed note by Bannerman, added later, states that \'in all Probability it will be a very difficult &amp; embarassing affair to procure a neutral ship at this Port for some time\', should Cullen advise a sea voyage.', '\nLetter from Alexander Banneman, concerning the case of Mr Burnett of Countesswells. An enclosed note by Bannerman, added later, states that \'in all Probability it will be a very difficult &amp; embarassing affair to procure a neutral ship at this Port for some time\', should Cullen advise a sea voyage.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3175, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2208, 'CUL/1/2/1280', '1782-05-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 May 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Burnett, concerning his own case. He reports that he has \'rigidly adhered, to what you order\', and has since \'got an ass, and take 1/2 pint milk morning, noon &amp; night\'. He asks Cullen for his opinion on \'what toun or County in England you think most proper to pass the winter in\', and asks for Cullen to return Dr Grant\'s letter to his wife, \'which she gave you &amp; you have forget to return\'. ', '\nLetter from James Burnett, concerning his own case. He reports that he has \'rigidly adhered, to what you order\', and has since \'got an ass, and take 1/2 pint milk morning, noon &amp; night\'. He asks Cullen for his opinion on \'what toun or County in England you think most proper to pass the winter in\', and asks for Cullen to return Dr Grant\'s letter to his wife, \'which she gave you &amp; you have forget to return\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3179, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2209, 'CUL/1/2/1281', '1782-05-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 May 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Young, concerning  \'our Patient Captain Waddell of Crawhill\', who has suffered some sort of paralysis, and also concerning his own complex array of symptoms including a skin eruption (Herpes). ', 'Letter from John Young, concerning his own case and that of \'our Patient Captain Waddell of Crawhill\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2562, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2210, 'CUL/1/2/1282', '1782-05-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 May 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from P. D. Leslie, concerning the case of an unnamed male patient who \'for many years has laboured under a cutaneous eruption, of a singular appearance, that now extends over the whole of his right cheeck &amp; has hitherto baffled the power of every remedy applied\'.', '\nLetter from D. Leslie, concerning the case of an unnamed male patient who \'for many years has laboured under a cutaneous eruption, of a singular appearance, that now extends over the whole of his right cheeck &amp; has hitherto baffled the power of every remedy applied\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2359, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2211, 'CUL/1/2/1283', '1782-05-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 May 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of Mr Gillies, a minister, who \'was a quarter of a year ago suddenly seized with a severe faint which lasted for more than ten minutes\', and then with a second attack when in Port Glasgow for a preaching engagement. He was treated there by Alexander Mollison. He has also been subject to cold-related eruptions on the nose, ear and mouth. Taylor also reports on the progress of the Orr brothers and mentions reading Archibald Cullen\'s medical dissertation <i>De Frigore, Ejusque Vi Et Effectibus in Corpus Humanum</i> (see Doc ID 526). ', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of Mr Gillies, a minister, who \'was a quarter of a year ago suddenly seized with a severe faint which lasted for more than ten minutes\', and then with a second attack when in Port Glasgow for a preaching engagement. He was treated there by Alexander Mollison. He has also been subject to cold-related eruptions on the nose, ear and mouth. Taylor also reports on the progress of the Orr brothers: \'Mr. Orr the writer remains in health â€“ I have pointed out to him such parts of the Dissertation de frigore\' â€“ Archibald Cullen\'s medical dissertation, \'De Frigore, Ejusque Vi Et Effectibus in Corpus Humanum\' (see Doc ID 526). [MMG]\n\nImages 5 and 6 reversed. MH 03/06/13', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:44:13', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2136, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2212, 'CUL/1/2/1284', '1782-05-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 May 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Gilchrist, concerning the cases of Mrs Gordon of Greenlaw, who \'passed through here in her way to Edin[bu]r[gh], accompanying Mr Gordon for the sake of a jaunt\', and Mr Gibson of Kelton, whose case hers resembles.', 'Letter from John Gilchrist, concerning the cases of Mrs Gordon of Greenlaw, who \'passed through here in her way to Edin[bu]r[gh], accompanying Mr Gordon for the sake of a jaunt\', and Mr Gibson of Kelton, whose case hers resembles.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2147, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2213, 'CUL/1/2/1285', '1782-05-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 May 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Daniel Whittaker, concerning his own case. He asks for further advice on treating a skin eruption on his hands and face.', 'Letter from Daniel Whittaker, concerning his own case. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2581, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2214, 'CUL/1/2/1286', '1782-05-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 May 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Goodsir concerning the case of Mr Bethune, who has since been seen by Dr Black. Although there are no new symptoms, those existing \'have gradually become more violent &amp; continued\', with pains in the colon, a tenesmus, retching, and nephritic symptoms. He needs laudanum to sleep, and purgatives and injections to pass stools. Goodsir writes to both William and, by inference, Henry Cullen who had attended Bethune. The address page was subsequently been used to make some sums which may have no connection with the case.', 'Letter from John Goodsir concerning the case of Mr Bethune, who has since been seen by Dr Black. Although there are no new symptoms, those existing \'have gradually become more violent &amp; continued\', with pains in the colon, tenesmus, retching, and nephritic symptoms. He needs laudanum to sleep, and purgatives and injections to pass stools. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2030, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2215, 'CUL/1/2/1287', '1782-05-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 May 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Agnes Wilson, concerning the case of her husband, Dr Wilson. He has suffered from gout for the last 7 years, and is now suffering from swollen legs and feet, breathlessness, inflammation and piles, with violent pains, and nosebleeds. She appeals to Cullen: \'O Doctor I am distress about him â€“ what would I give to have him near you at this time\'.', 'Letter from Agnes Wilson, concerning the case of her husband, Dr Wilson. He has suffered from gout for the last 7 years, and is now suffering from swollen legs and feet, breathlessness, inflammation and piles, with violent pains, and nosebleeds. She appeals to him: \'O Doctor I am distress about him â€“ what would I give to have him near you at this time\' [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3747, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2216, 'CUL/1/2/1288', '1782-05-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Document headed \'Method of Cure for the Plague and Dysentery, by Doctor William Spence of Borland\'. ', 'n', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 8, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2217, 'CUL/1/2/1289', '1782-05-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 May 1782', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning the case of Miss Mary Pearith. He mentions that an account by the patient herself is enclosed, but this is missing.', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning the case of Miss Mary Pearith. He mentions that an account by the patient herself is enclosed, but this is missing.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2011, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2218, 'CUL/1/2/1290', '1782-05-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 May 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Low, concerning his own case. He mentions that he has \'rec[eive]d y[ou]r box with Pills & used them as directed\' since the earlier letter by \'Auchenlee\' (presumably James Cleland of Auchenlie). Low had a rather painful and gruesome experience with the perpetual issue put in by his surgeon, which, upon examination by Mr Meek and Dr wardrop, revealed the \'saw parfitely thick with the flies, which had in this maner been applyed to me for upwards of 2 Months\' and occasioned burning hot fever and want of rest.', 'Letter from Alexander Low, concerning his own case. He mentions that he has \'rec[eive]d y[ou]r box with Pills & used them as directed\' since the earlier letter by \'Auchenlee\' (presumably James Cleland of Auchenlie).', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:44:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4720, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2219, 'CUL/1/2/1291a', '1784-04-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 April 1784', '', '', 2, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Transcription by Robert Clerk of an extract from a letter to him from his brother, Colonel Clerk, concerning the Colonel\'s own case. Enclosed in letter 2221 along with letter 2220. Colonel Clerk reports on his taking of wine and exercise and the medicines he has used to combat his excessive weakness.', 'Transcription by Robert Clerk of an extract from a letter to him from his brother Colonel Clerk, concerning his own case. Enclosed with Doc ID 2220 in ID 2221. NOPLACES [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:44:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5494, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(2220, 'CUL/1/2/1291b', '1784-05-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 May 1784', '', '', 2, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Transcription by Robert Clerk of an extract from a second letter to him from his brother, Colonel Clerk, concerning the Colonel\'s own case. Enclosed with letter 2219 in letter 2221. Colonel Clerk reports on the continuation and worsening of his symptoms.', 'Transcription by Robert Clerk of an extract from a second letter to him from his brother Colonel Clerk, concerning his own case. Enclosed with Doc ID 2219 in Doc ID 2221. NOPLACES [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:44:45', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5495, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2221, 'CUL/1/2/1291c', '1784-05-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 May 1784', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Clark of Mavisbank. Covering letter for transcribed extracts of letters written to him by his brother, Colonel George Clerk (letters 2219 and 2220), and apparently delivered to Cullen in person. Year is certainly 1784 because 28 May is a Friday.', 'Letter from Robert Clark of Mavisbank. Covering letter for transcribed extracts of letters written to him by his brother, Colonel George Clerk (Docs ID 2219 and 2220), and apparently delivered to Cullen in person. Year is certainly 1784 because 28 May is a Friday. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 09:57:26', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5496, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2222, 'CUL/1/2/1292', '1782-05-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 May 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Joshua Sampson of Beverley, concerning the case of Dr Wilson, \'whose situation I found most deplorably bad\'. He notes that Wilson had previously been in the West Indies, where he had suffered from a \'redundancy of bile\'. He describes his current symptoms as \'a perfect Anasarca\' affecting the legs, scrotum, and even the brain, and is not optimistic.', 'Letter from Dr Joshua Sampson of Beverley, concerning the case of Dr Wilson, \'whose situation I found most deplorably bad\'. He notes that Wilson had previously been in the West Indies, where he had suffered from a \'redundancy of bile\'. He describes his current symptoms as \'a perfect Anasarca\' affecting the legs, scrotum, and even the brain, and is not optimistic. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3748, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2223, 'CUL/1/2/1293a', '1782-05-31', 'c', 'c', 'i', '31? May 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Richard Wharton to Thomas Wharton, Commissioner Exchange, concerning the case of Mrs Wharton and asking for Cullen\'s opinion on her case. Date from header \"May the last\" as the 31 May. Mrs Wharton, from six years old, used to take Scotch Snuff \'till within these 2 Years\'.', 'Letter from Richard Wharton to Thomas Wharton, Commissioner Exchange, concerning the case of Mrs Wharton and asking for Cullen\'s opinion on her case. Date from header \"May the last\" as the 31 May.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3231, 1, 6, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2224, 'CUL/1/2/1293b', '1782-05-31', 'c', 'i', 'i', '31? May? 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Case note describing the case of Mrs Wharton. Unsigned and written in two hands, one of which appears to be Richard Wharton\'s, and the other possibly Dr Hunter\'s.', 'Case note describing the case of Mrs Wharton. Unsigned and written in two hands, one of which appears to be Richard Wharton\'s. Details and quantities of ingredients given within text. Possible other handwriting by Dr Hunter. Date of note taken from content which mentions 10th May.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3323, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2225, 'CUL/1/2/1294', '1782-05-20', 'c', 'c', 'i', '20? May 1782', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Copy of a letter from Mrs Wallis, describing her own case. The copy was made by Mr Wallis, of \'the part of Mrs Wallis\'s letter which the Dr was so kind as to desire him to transcribe\' The letter refers to \'Sandback\' as a place.  Is it possibly \'Sandbank\' which is a village in the Cowal Peninsula in Argyll, but not linked as uncertain.', 'Copy of a letter from Mrs Wallis, describing her own case. The copy was made by Mr Wallis, of \'the part of Mrs Wallis\'s letter which the Dr was so kind as to desire him to transcribe\' [The letter refers to \'Sandback\' as a place. I haven\'t added this as I can\'t find any place of this name. Is it possibly \'Sandbank\' which is a village in the Cowal Peninsula in Argyll? - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 20:48:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4606, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2226, 'CUL/1/2/1295', '1782-06-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 June 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Walker, concerning the case of Mr McConchie.', 'Letter from John Walker, concerning the case of Mr McConchie.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 21:03:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4705, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2227, 'CUL/1/2/1296', '1782-06-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 June 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Agnes Wilson concerning the case of her husband, Dr Wilson. She reports that the patient \'was happy to observe that you had the same opinion of his Complaints that you had himself\', and that his condition has improved after punctures. She also mentions her own ailments: a weakness of the leg, which means she walks with a stick, and another condition that had made sitting uncomfortable.', 'Letter from Agnes Wilson concerning the case of her husband, Dr Wilson. She reports that the patient \'was happy to observe that you had the same opinion of his Complaints that you had himself\', and that his condition has improved after punctures. She also mentions her own ailments: a weakness of the leg, which means she walks with a stick, and another condition that had made sitting uncomfortable. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3750, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2228, 'CUL/1/2/1297', '1782-06-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 June 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from J. Spens, reporting on \'[a] succession of little misfortunes. At least they would be thought so by Others. But to me unfortunately, they are great Ones\'.', 'Letter from J. Spens, reporting on \'[a] succession of little misfortunes. At least they would be thought so by Others. But to me unfortunately, they are great Ones\'\n\nImage 7 moved to last but one. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2312, 1, 13, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2229, 'CUL/1/2/1298', '1782-06-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 June 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Short giving a brief update on the case  \'our patient Mr Thos. Smith\' who \'has continued in much the same state he was in when you saw him\'.', 'Letter from John Short concerning the case of \'our patient Mr Thos. Smith\' who \'has continued in much the same state he was in when you saw him\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2583, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2230, 'CUL/1/2/1299', '1782-06-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 June 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from the Earl of Selkirk concerning his son, Lord Daer, and his other children. He asks Cullen to write to Lady Selkirk at St Mary\'s Isle with advice on a \'way of managing the influenza\'.', 'Letter from the Earl of Selkirk concerning his son, Lord Daer. He asks Cullen to write to Lady Selkirk at St Mary\'s Isle with advice on a \'way of managing the influenza\'.\n\n[Selkirk only had five surviving sons in 1782, so the \'other four sons\' mentioned in the letter are positively identified; I\'ve added the rest of the Selkirk children too since it would have been these at St Mary\'s Isle he was worried about - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 467, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2231, 'CUL/1/2/1300', '1782-06-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'June? 1782?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter by Cullen to Lady Selkirk, concerning the management of influenza, in response to a request from Lord Selkirk. Incomplete; final page(s) missing from archive. This appears to be the original letter of which Document ID:576 is a machine copy.', 'Letter by Cullen to Lady Selkirk, concerning the management of influenza. Incomplete; final page(s) missing.', 'y', 'y', '2015-05-09 13:44:59', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 469, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2232, 'CUL/1/2/1301', '1782-06-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 June 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of Mr Craig, minister of Kirkpatrick. A recipe on the reverse is signed \'W. C.\'.', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of Mr Craig, minister of Kirkpatrick. A recipe on the reverse is signed \'W. C.\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 21:27:35', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4960, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2233, 'CUL/1/2/1302', '1782-06-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 June 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'T', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, briefly noting that Mr Gillies is taking his medicines, and giving an account of the death and autopsy (post mortem) examination of a 22-year-old woman, a \'strong-made girl and of a chearful temper\', whose disease \'had all the marks of the Angina Pectoris\'. She had suffered from chest pains and faintness. He attributes her collapse to having been startled by a firework display, probably staged to celebrate Admiral Rodney\'s victory in the Battle of the Saintes, but her post mortem (by Taylor, Fulton and White) revealed carditis.', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, briefly noting that Mr Gillies is taking his medicines, and giving an account of the death and autopsy / post mortem examination of a 22-year-old woman, a \'strong-made girl and of a chearful temper\', whose disease \'had all the marks of the Angina Pectoris\'. She had suffered from chest pains and faintness. He attributes her collapse to having been startled by a firework display to celebrate Admiral Rodney\'s victory in the Battle of the Saintes, but her post mortem (by Taylor, Fulton and White) revealed carditis. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2637, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2234, 'CUL/1/2/1303', '1782-06-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 June 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Anthony Harrison, concerning the case of Mrs Parker, \'who consulted you a few months ago for a schirrous Breast\'. Harrison reports the hardness in the Breast is \'at least at a stand, if not lessened\' but also notes the unfavourable appearance of \'ichoric\' symptoms and the enlargement of Mrs Parker\'s abdomen with accompanying breathlessness and thirst.', 'Letter from Anthony Harrison, concerning the case of Mrs Parker, \'who consulted you a few months ago for a schirrous Breast\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3152, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2235, 'CUL/1/2/1304', '1782-06-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 June 1782', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from A. Hunter, concerning the case of Mr Williams. Hunter explains that on his way to Bristol, Williams was seized with a \"violent flux of blood from the lungs\" at Chesterfield, \"which reduced him so much that he died there about a fortnight after.\" Hunter says that he has enclosed for Cullen \"a case of some singularity\" but this seems to have been lost.', 'Letter from A. Hunter, concerning the case of Mr Williams. Hunter explains that on his way to Bristol, Williams was seized with a \"violent flux of blood from the lungs\" at Chesterfield, \"which reduced him so much that he died there about a fortnight after.\" Hunter says that he has enclosed for Cullen \"a case of some singularity\" but this seems to have been lost - EK', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5025, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2236, 'CUL/1/2/1305', '1782-06-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 June 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Livingston, concerning the case of Mr Ross.', 'Letter from Thomas Livingston, concerning the case of Mr Ross.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 23:51:29', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4833, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2237, 'CUL/1/2/1306', '1782-06-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 June 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Fergusson, concerning his own case. Fergusson indicates that he sent a letter at the beginning of June but had not received a reply. The missing letter is acknowledged by Cullen in a later letter.', 'Letter from William Fergusson, concerning his own case. Fergusson indicates that he sent a letter at beginning of June but had not received reply. Missing letter acknowledged by Cullen in letter 581. Coding for the type of Pills mentioned from recipe in Letter 539.\n\n3rd image (out of 4) blank. Now removed. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:45:11', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3403, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2238, 'CUL/1/2/1307a', '1782-06-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 June 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from E. Forrest, [Elizabeth, known as Betty], concerning her sister Mrs Aikman\'s case. She mentions a \'blunder about Mr Humes Letter to you\' which never arrived.', 'Letter from E. Forrest [Elizabeth - Betty], concerning her sister Mrs Aikman\'s case. She mentions a \'blunder about Mr Humes Letter to you\' which never arrived.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 21:42:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4570, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2239, 'CUL/1/2/1307b', '1782-06-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 June 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Joseph Hume, concerning the case of Mrs Aikman. Hand-stamp illegible.', 'Letter from Joseph Hume, concerning the case of Mrs Aikman. HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 21:43:03', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4571, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2240, 'CUL/1/2/1307c', '1782-06-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'June 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned letter describing the correspondent\'s own case. She is indexed on the reverse as Mrs Aikman.', 'Unsigned letter describing the correspondent\'s own case. She is indexed on the reverse as Mrs Aikman.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 21:33:45', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4566, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2241, 'CUL/1/2/1308', '1782-06-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 June 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Reid concerning two daughters of Mr Welsh, a farmer, both suffering from \'very alarming complaints of their lungs\'. Cullen not named in this letter but his reply does suggest that Mr Welsh brought Reid\'s letter to him.', 'Letter from James Reid concerning two daughters of Mr Welsh, a farmer, both suffering from \'very alarming complaints of their lungs\'. [Cullen not named in this letter but his reply does suggest that Mr Welsh brought Reid\'s letter to him - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 21:05:31', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4348, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2242, 'CUL/1/2/1309', '1782-06-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 June 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note describing the case of \'a man and his wife [who] were afflicted with a simple or virulent Gonorrhoea\'. Unsigned, although indexing on the reverse states that the letter was \'answered to Mr Coulthard\' in Carlisle so he probably wrote the case up.', 'Case note describing the case of \'a man and his wife [who] were afflicted with a simple or virulent Gonorrhoea\'. Unsigned, although indexing on the reverse states that the letter was \'answered to Mr Coulthard\' in Carlisle so he probably wrote the case up.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 21:09:52', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4483, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2243, 'CUL/1/2/1310a', '1782-06-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 June 1782', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Stewart, Paisley, concerning the case of Robert Orr, who is delivering the letter by hand. It includes Doc ID 2244, from Dr Marshall. Stewart says that Mr Orr started to spit blood about 6 years ago. He is consumptive, from a scrophulous family, and has had influenza: \'Mr. Orr you\'ll find to be very intelligent man â€“ who will give you a minute history of his ailment\'.', 'Letter from William Stewart, Paisley, concerning the case of Robert Orr, who is delivering the letter by hand. It includes Doc ID 2244, from Dr Marshall. Stewart says that Mr Orr started to spit blood about 6 years ago. He is consumptive, from a scrophulous family, and has had influenza: \'Mr. Orr youll find to be very intelligent man â€“ who will give you a minute history of his ailment\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:45:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3271, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2244, 'CUL/1/2/1310b', '1782-06-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 June 1782', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Marshall to William Stewart, concerning the case of Robert Orr, whose respiratory ailment he ascribes to \'the present Epidemic cold or Influenza\'. He gives advice on medicines and blistering. Originally enclosed with document 2243, which the patient brought to Cullen in person.', 'Letter from Robert Marshall to William Stewart, concerning the case of Robert Orr, whose respiratory ailment he ascribes to \'the present Epidemic cold or Influenza\'. He gives advice on medicines and blistering. Enclosed with Doc ID 2243, which the patient brought to Cullen in person.[MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3272, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2245, 'CUL/1/2/1311', '1782-06-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 June 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Short, concerning the case of Mr Smith who has just suffered a stroke.', 'Letter from John Short, concerning the case of Mr Smith.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2588, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2246, 'CUL/1/2/1312', '1782-06-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 June 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Storer, concerning the case of Mr Burnside.', 'Letter from John Storer, concerning the case of Mr Burnside.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 16:01:00', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4841, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2247, 'CUL/1/2/1313', '1782-06-01', 'c', 'c', 'i', '1? June 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Andrew McLean, concerning the case of Lieutenant Campbell of Scamadale. Although the letter mentions Cullen and he responds, it\'s not entirely clear if this was sent directly to him.', 'Letter from Andrew McLean, concerning the case of Lieutenant Campbell of Scamadale [although the letter mentions Cullen and he responds, it\'s not entirely clear if it was sent directly to him - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 21:29:16', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4371, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2248, 'CUL/1/2/1314', '1782-06-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'June 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note, describing the case of Miss Bettie Ogilvy, \'who has been some considerable time in a bad state of health\'.', 'Unsigned case note, describing the case of Miss Bettie Ogilvy, \'who has been some considerable time in a bad state of health\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 11:29:39', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4680, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2249, 'CUL/1/2/1315', '1782-06-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 June 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Goodsir, sent to Henry Lindsay for forwarding to Cullen, concerning the case of Mr [David] Bethune. He apologises for a delay in writing because there is an outbreak of influenza \'Raging here\'. Bethune\'s condition continues to deteriorate, and death seems to be imminent. ', 'Letter from John Goodsir, sent to Henry Lindsay for forwarding to Cullen, concerning the case of Mr Bethune. He apologises for a delay in writing because there is an outbreak of influenza \'Raging here\'. David Bethune\'s condition continues to deteriorate, and death seems to be imminent: \'His total aversion to food, sickness &amp; faintishness, his strength and spirits still more impaird constant pain frequent &amp; feeble pulse, frequent reaching and drought, indicate in Mr. Bethun\'s present case his look\'d for change to be at no great distance\' [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2032, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2250, 'CUL/1/2/1316', '1782-06-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 June 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to Betty Forrest, describing the correspondent\'s own case. Signed \'M A\'; probably from Mrs Aikman. [date of writing inferred from related documents].', 'Letter to Betty Forrest, describing the correspondent\'s own case. Signed \'M A\'; probably from Mrs Aikman. (date of writing inferred from letter 578; LG)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 21:35:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4567, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2251, 'CUL/1/2/1317', '1782-07-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 July 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Short, concerning the case of Mr Smith.', 'Letter from John Short, concerning the case of Mr Smith.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2590, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2252, 'CUL/1/2/1318', '1782-07-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 July 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Stewart, concerning the case of Mr [Robert] Orr, whose condition is deteriorating. His sweats are getting worse, necessitating changing the dressings on his blisters at night, and he is coughing up two different kinds of pus.', 'Letter from William Stewart, concerning the case of Mr [Robert] Orr, whose condition is deteriorating. His sweats are getting worse, necessitating changing the dressings on his blisters at night, and he is coughing up two different kinds of pus. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3273, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2253, 'CUL/1/2/1319', '1782-08-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 August 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Burdon, concerning his own case. He had heard from Mr Hudson that Cullen might be visiting Newcastle, but chose to write since he did not know when Cullen\'s visit might be. Mr Burdon suffers from a long-standing rheumatic condition and more recently complains of bloody urine after riding.', 'Letter from George Burdon, concerning his own case. He had heard from Mr Hudson that Cullen might be visiting Newcastle, but chose to write since he did not know when Cullen\'s visit might be.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4623, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2254, 'CUL/1/2/1320', '1782-08-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 August 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Prescription \'For Mr John Cook\', for \'pectoral mixture\', a retained draft, of the same date, of <a href=\"docs.php?id=618\">[DOC ID:618]</a>; probably sent to Dr Charles Keith in Morpeth. On the reverse is a detailed list of corrections to a dissertation, case note or essay, presumably by Cullen to an unidentified student. ', 'Recipe for John Cook. On the reverse is a detailed list of corrections to a case note, presumably by Cullen and to a student, although this is unaddressed. [Awaiting mark-up for comp. juniper water]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 17:48:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4961, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2255, 'CUL/1/2/1321', '1782-10-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 October 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Fotherley Pannell, introducing two medical students. He also mentions Mr Strickland\'s case, previously communicated to him by Cullen. ', 'Letter from Fotherley Pannell, introducing two medical students. He also mentions Mr Strickland\'s case, previously communicated to him by Cullen. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 17:28:48', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4863, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(2256, 'CUL/1/2/1322', '1782-02-10', 'c', 'c', 'i', '10? February 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from W. McDonald concerning his own case, addressed to Robert McDonald in Edinburgh. ', 'Letter from W. McDonald concerning his own case, addressed to Robert McDonald in Edinburgh. [had been misdated as Nov. DS] Date guess from letter 2157 which was responding to letter of 16th Feb. Unable to identify Company that McDonald lodged bills with. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3421, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2257, 'CUL/1/2/1323', '1782-12-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Copy of a letter by Cullen to Sir Francis Hutchinson, concerning the management of fresh air in the Edinburgh Infirmary.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2258, 'CUL/1/2/1324', '1782-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', '\'Sutton\'s Directions\'\n for the administration of the smallpox innoculation. CHECK IF COPIED FROM A PRINTED BOOK BEFORE TRANSCRIBING> DS.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 10, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2259, 'CUL/1/2/1325a', '1782-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', '\'Instructions for the Conduct of private persons during the time of the Plague\'. Unsigned and undated. The instructions quote Dr MacKenzie on how the plague is spread in Turkey, and gives the example of how the religious houses of Marseilles escaped infection in 1720.', '\'Instructions for the Conduct of private persons during the time of the Plague\'. Unsigned and undated. The instructions quote Dr MacKenzie on how the plague is spread in Turkey, and gives the example of how the religious houses of [PLACE-260-LINK]Marseilles[/PLACE] escaped infection in 1720.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:45:31', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2069, 1, 24, 'Not a Priority', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2260, 'CUL/1/2/1325b', '1782-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', '\'Memorial concerning the administration of the City of Edinburgh in the case of its being threatened by the Plague or its being actually infected by it\'. 24-page draft written by \'the faculty of Physic in the University of Edinburgh in obedience to the commands of the Lord Provost\'.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 24, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2261, 'CUL/1/2/1325c', '1782-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Unheaded paper written as a response to the Lord Provost\'s request for information on the administration of the city of Edinburgh in the event of plague. Lists a number of suggestions, including the possibility of using Inchkeith island as a maritime quarantine station. The suggestions have been ticked or crossed in the margins.', 'n', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 6, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2262, 'CUL/1/2/1325d', '1782-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Response to the Lord Provost\'s request for information on the administration fo the City of Edinburgh in the event of plague. Suggestions include sending the boys of Heriots, Wastons etc. being sent to a safe place, and a district committee of adminstration being established.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2263, 'CUL/1/2/1325e', '1782-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', '\'Memorial concerning the [administration] of the City of Edinburgh [in] case of its being threatened with the Plague or of its being actually infected with it\'. Draft copy written by the physicians of the Faculty of Physic in the University of Edinburgh. Divided into 24 sections, with margin headings listing various subjects. ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 22, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2264, 'CUL/1/2/1325f', '1782-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', '\'Memorial concerning the administration of the City of Edinburgh in case of its being threatened with the Plague or of its being actually infected with it\'. Written by the phsyicians of the Faculty of Physic in the University of Edinburgh. Divided into 24 sections with margin headings listing various subjects. ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 18, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2265, 'CUL/1/2/1325g', '1782-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', '\'Memorial concerning the administration of the City of Edinburgh in case of its being in more immediate danger of the Plague or of its being actually infected with it\'. Incomplete draft copy, written by the physicians of the Faculty of Physics in the University of Edinburgh. [Can\'t tell if pages are physically missing from archive - I suspect they are - but this doc is not a priority so we won\'t try to track them down - jpb]', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2266, 'CUL/1/2/1325h', '1782-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', '\'Memorial concerning the administration of the City of Edinburgh in case of its being threatened with the Plague or of its being actually infected with it\'. Incomplete. [Can\'t tell if pages are physically missing from archive - I suspect they are - but this doc is not a priority so we won\'t try to track them down - jpb]', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2267, 'CUL/1/2/1326', '1783-01-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 January 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Bannerman, concerning the case of George Gordon.', 'Letter from Alexander Bannerman, concerning the case of George Gordon.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:43:40', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3860, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(2268, 'CUL/1/2/1327', '1783-02-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 February 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Cook, concerning his own case. He is troubled with \'fleem\' (phlegm) and costiveness.', 'Letter from John Cook, concerning his own case. (Pin to be moved for Gallowhill, which is near Morpeth)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4991, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2269, 'CUL/1/2/1328', '1783-03-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 March 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Colin Ross, Hamburg, concerning the case of J. P. (John Parish), a middle-aged man with a sarcocele and a history of chronic gonorrhea, who now has bouts of fever as well as strangury. The payment will be given by Mr Johnstone (Rev. Dr David Johnstone) of Leith.', 'Letter from Colin Ross, Hamburg, concerning the case of J. P. (John Parish), a middle-aged man with a sarcocele and a history of chronic gonorrhea, who now has bouts of fever as well as strangury. The payment will be given by Mr Johnstone (Rev. Dr David Johnstone) of Leith. [MMG] Footnote needed for Jacques Daran\'s work on bougies (p.1).', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:45:45', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3346, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2270, 'CUL/1/2/1329', '1783-03-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 March 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from A. Stevenson, Glasgow, concerning the case of Miss Jean Campbell.', 'Letter from A. Stevenson, Glasgow, concerning the case of Miss Jean Campbell.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:57:30', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4683, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2271, 'CUL/1/2/1330', '1783-04-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 April 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from J. Armistead concerning the case of an unnamed patient, \'a Gen[tleman] of some consequence\'. ', 'Letter from J. Armistead concerning the case of an unnamed patient, \'a Gen[tleman] of some consequence\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:42:13', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4770, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2272, 'CUL/1/2/1331', '1783-05-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 May 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from J. Heysham, concerning the case of Dr Percy, Bishop of Dromore, and giving a report on the progress of Mrs Langton.', 'Letter from J. Heysham, concerning the case of Dr Percy, Bishop of Dromore, and giving a report on the progress of Mrs Langton.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 12:33:45', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4129, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2273, 'CUL/1/2/1332', '1783-05-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from N. B. Dimsdale, introducing Dr Pischkoff, a Russian physician.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2274, 'CUL/1/2/1333a', '1783-05-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from Danilo Samilowitz, Paris. He describes having seen the progress of the plague amongst Russian troops fighting the Turks, among the citizens of Bucharest, and in hospitals in Moscow. He has written four papers on the subject, which he offers to the Royal College, and asks to be elected a member of the Royal College so that he can use the title in his publications.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 7, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2275, 'CUL/1/2/1333b', '1783-05-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Copy of a letter from Danilo Samilowitz, Paris, giving more information than the original letter. Mentions that he hopes to spend the winter at the university in Edinburgh.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2276, 'CUL/1/2/1334', '1783-06-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 June 1783', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning the cases of Mr Bates and Miss Ellison and reporting on the health of Miss M. Pearith [Peareth]. He mentions inclosing a prescription he has given to Mr Bates, but this is missing.', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning the case of Mr Bates and Miss Ellison and reporting on the health of Miss M. Pearith. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2192, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2277, 'CUL/1/2/1335', '1783-06-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 June 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning the case of Mr Bates.', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning the case of Mr Bates.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2335, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2278, 'CUL/1/2/1336', '1783-06-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 June 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Campbell to a patient, probably John Dunlop, concerning the patient\'s own case. Originally sent to Cullen as an enclosure in document 2308.', 'Letter from John Campbell to a patient, probably John Dunlop, concerning the patient\'s own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2155, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2279, 'CUL/1/2/1337', '1783-06-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 June 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning the case of Mr Bates, including a brief note on the case of Miss Ellison.', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning the case of Mr Bates.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2455, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2280, 'CUL/1/2/1338', '1783-07-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 July 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Wemyss, concerning the case of Mrs Burrell at the request of her daughter-in-law Mrs Cunison.', 'Letter from Alexander Wemyss, concerning the case of Mrs Burrell at the request of her daughter-in-law Mrs Cunison. - Surely daughter? - MMG', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2835, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2281, 'CUL/1/2/1339', '1783-07-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 July 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Lady Janet Sinclair. Probably written by her, although in the third person.', 'Letter concerning the case of Lady Janet Sinclair. Probably written by her, although in the third person.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 13:07:56', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4144, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2282, 'CUL/1/2/1340', '1783-07-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 July 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning the case of Mr Bates.', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning the case of Mr Bates.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2539, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2283, 'CUL/1/2/1341', '1783-07-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 July 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Katherine Gillon, concerning the case of an unnamed female patient, probably \'Katty\' her daughter of the same name.', 'Letter from Katherine Gillon, concerning the case of an unnamed female patient.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 13:05:05', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4146, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2284, 'CUL/1/2/1342', '1783-07-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 July 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Hamilton concerning the case of Mr Drysdale, who was accompanied to his visit to Cullen by his brother John, who is a doctor or surgeon. He coughs up purulent matter and blood, and his breath smells offensive. Hamilton intends to treat him with Cicuta and Mercury.', 'Letter from James Hamilton concerning the case of Mr Drysdale, who was accompanied to his visit to Cullen by his brother John, who is a doctor or surgeon. He coughs up purulent matter and blood, and his breath smells offensive. Hamilton intends to treat him with Cicuta and Mercury, \'as it is the best method of healing an ulcer when external\' and assumes it will have the same effect on an ulcerated lung. He wishes \'that the Almighty, who giveth unto Man understanding, may direct you to order such things as may prove effectual, and further wishing you [...] his favour\'. In a postscript from Haddington, he notes that Drysdale is worse and asks if a sea voyage would be useful. [MMG] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2638, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2285, 'CUL/1/2/1343', '1783-07-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 July 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Cook of Gallowhill, regarding his own case. He has been taking the medicines prescribed for his phlegm, but not for the past 10-12 days, and is still troubled by it.', 'Letter from John Cook of Gallowhill, concerning his own case.\n\nAddress paged moved to 4th position. not sure about 3rd image. MH - Images 3 &amp; 4 need to be reversed in order. MMG - done. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4993, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2286, 'CUL/1/2/1344', '1783-07-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 July 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Mackenzie to James Macleod in Inverness, concerning the case of Mackenzie\'s brother-in-law. Letter sent on to Cullen to inform him about the case.', 'Letter from George Mackenzie to James Macleod in Inverness, concerning the case of Mackenzie\'s brother-in-law.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3074, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2287, 'CUL/1/2/1345', '1783-07-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 July 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Heysham, concerning the case of Thomas Percy, the Bishop of Dromore and an unnamed female patient with Diabates. He also asks when Cullen will produce his expected research into diabetes.', 'Letter from John Heysham, concerning the case of the Bishop of Dromore. He also asks whether Cullen will produce his work on diabetes soon, as he also has a patient with it.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4135, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2288, 'CUL/1/2/1346', '1783-07-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 July 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Ingham to Dr Monro, concerning the case of Mr Bates.', 'Letter from William Ingham to Dr Monro, concerning the case of Mr Bates.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2540, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2289, 'CUL/1/2/1347', '1783-07-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 July 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Stevenson, asking for the most approved seltzer water for Mr Glassford. He also asks about the case of (Major) Hutchinson Dunlop, brother of John Dunlop: \'His nephew S. Dunlop is in too much familiarity with him to get him to talk fully & correctly.\' This probably refers to the surgeon Alexander (Sandy) Dunlop. Stevenson remarks on the stifling heat and thunder and rain the previous night.', 'Letter from Alexander Stevenson, asking for the most approved seltzer water for Mr Glassford. He also asks about the case of (Major) Hutchinson Dunlop, brother of John Dunlop: \'His nephew S. Dunlop is in too much familiarity with him to get him to talk fully &amp; correctly.\' This probably refers to the surgeon Alexander (Sandy) Dunlop. Stevenson remarks on the stifling heat and thunder and rain the previous night. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2048, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2290, 'CUL/1/2/1348', '1783-07-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 July 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Joseph Dods, concerning the case of his father, who had been to visit Cullen a few weeks previously for \'nervous asthma\'. Mr Dods, aged about 55, is now also suffering from bouts of stupor and loss of memory. His son asks Cullen\'s approval for a range of treatments such as leeches, cupping, blistering head-shaving and warm foot-baths. ', 'Letter from Joseph Dods, concerning the case of his father, who had been to visit Cullen a few weeks previously for \'nervous asthma\'. Mr Dods, aged about 55, is now also suffering from bouts of stupor and loss of memory. His son asks Cullen\'s approval for a range of treatments such as leeches, cupping, blistering head-shaving and warm foot-baths. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3924, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2291, 'CUL/1/2/1349a', '1783-08-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 August 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James MacLeod, concerning the case of Mr Mackenzie. Mr Mackenzie, aged forty-five, complains of \'a violent asthma\' and \'a flatulent spasmodic affection\'. As MacLeod is based upwards of forty miles from Mr Mackenzie, he has had no opportunity to see his patient, and therefore encloses a letter containing a more recent account of the patient\'s condition. ', 'Unsigned and undated case note, concerning the case of Mr Mackenzie.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3079, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2292, 'CUL/1/2/1349b', '1783-08-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 August 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note, concerning the case of Mr Mackenzie. This letter was enclosed by James Macleod and sent to Cullen along with document 2291. It supplies a more recent account of Mr Mackenzie\'s symptoms. Mr Mackenzie suffers from asthma and a \'pain that never moves in the lower part of his Stomach\'. The latter symptom is attributed to gout by the surgeon from Inverness who attended him (likely referring James MacLeod).', 'Case note signed by James Macleod, concerning the case of Mr Mackenzie.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3080, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2293, 'CUL/1/2/1350', '1783-07-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'July 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mr Robert Barclay, concerning his own case. Mr Barclay suffers from swollen legs and headaches. Writing and attending to business exacerbates the latter. He plans to journey south to England and to take in Bath on the way.', 'Letter from Captain Robert Barclay, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2940, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2294, 'CUL/1/2/1351', '1783-08-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 August 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'T', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Ingham, giving a report on the post mortem of \'R. B.\' It is almost certain \'R. B\' here refers to R. Bates, who had been treated for some time for a liver condition.', 'Letter from William Ingham, giving a report on the post mortem of \'R. B.\' [almost certain R. Bates who he had been treating for sometime for a liver condition].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2541, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2295, 'CUL/1/2/1352', '1783-08-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 August 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Inglis, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from William Inglis, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 00:14:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5089, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2296, 'CUL/1/2/1353', '1783-08-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 August 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from A. Stevenson, concerning the case of Mr Glassford. The Seltzer water has not yet arrived. Mr Glassford is still vomiting and has lost his appetite. His urine shows signs of \'sand\'. He would be glad to ascribe his illness to that, rather than the \'the small rising in the Epigastric region\'.', 'Letter from A. Stevenson, concerning the case of Mr Glassford. The Seltzer water has not yet arrived. Mr Glassford is still vomiting and has lost his appetite. His urine shows signs of \'sand\'. He would be inclined to ascribe his illness to that, rather than the \'the small rising in the Epigastric region\'.  [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2049, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2297, 'CUL/1/2/1354', '1783-08-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 August 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Stevenson, concerning the case of Mr Glassford, who goes between Dougalston and Glasgow every few days. \'His aversion to food insuperable\', and he is finding it difficult to take medication, so Stevenson wonders if using the semicupium or going to Bath might be more effective. He adds: \'You said was in debt a Consultation to R Barclay\' (see details in footnote).', 'Letter from Alexander Stevenson, concerning the case of Mr Glassford, who goes between Dougalston and Glasgow every few days. \'His aversion to food insuperable\', and he is finding it difficult to take medication, so Stevenson wonders if using the semicupium or going to Bath might be more effective. he adds: \'You said was in debt a Consultation to R Barclay\'. [MMG] [David - this PS might need a note if you can match it to anything - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2050, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2298, 'CUL/1/2/1355', '1783-08-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 August 1783', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Heysham concerning the case of Mr Leveck, a young man deaf since suffering from scarlet fever (subject of previous correspondence). His family reports that he also suffers from intermittent insanity. He is the bearer of the letter. Heysham states that he would also like Monro\'s opinion on the case. He asks for Cullen\'s comments on the case of Ann Liddle, and reports on his diabetes patient. He mentions enclosing the Bills of Mortality, although these are missing.', '\nLetter from John Heysham concerning the case of Mr Leveck, a young man deaf since suffering from scarlet fever (subject of previous correspondence). His family reports that he also suffers from intermittent insanity. He is the bearer of the letter. Heysham states that he would also like Monro\'s opinion on the case. He asks for Cullen\'s comments on the case of Ann Liddle, and reports on his diabetes patient [Letter ID 2287]. He mentions enclosing the Bills of Mortality, although these are missing. [I cannot find the Liddle comment DS] [Could this be the Mrs Liddell who was a patient in 1778? - MMG] [Possibly but no evidence to link them other than surname, so doubtful we could ever be sure enough to make that link - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2777, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2299, 'CUL/1/2/1356', '1783-08-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 August 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Lionel Campbell concerning the case of his niece, the daughter of Mrs Donald Campbell.', 'Letter from Lionel Campbell concerning the case of his niece, the daughter of Mrs Donald Campbell.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 14:53:35', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2593, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(2300, 'CUL/1/2/1357', '1783-08-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 August 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Stevenson, concerning the case of Mr Glassford, who has tried the Columbo, and now requests a respite from medicine. Mr Gordon has told him him that he (Mr Glassford) \'threw out a hint upon Sea Air &amp; a trip on the water\'. Stevenson requests Cullen\'s opinion on this and on the sand in the urine. He has also felt the hard area in the epigastrium, which \'feels as if the Omentum were a little engaged more to the left of the Xyphoid Cartilage than the pit of the Stomach\'. ', 'Letter from Alexander Stevenson, concerning the case of Mr Glassford, who has tried the Columbo, and now requests a respite from medicine. Mr Gordon has told him him that he (Mr Glassford) \'threw out a hint upon Sea Air &amp; a trip on the water\'. Stevenson requests Cullen\'s opinion on this and on the sand in the urine. He has also felt the hard area in the epigastrium, which \'feels as if the Omentum were a little engaged more to the left of the Xyphoid Cartilage than the pit of the Stomach\'.  [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2051, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2301, 'CUL/1/2/1358', '1783-08-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 August 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Watt of Woodend, almost certainly addressed to his surgeon Mr Inglis [name appears after the postscript] concerning his how own case of severe gravel, some of which he has passed when travelling home from Edinburgh by chaise using a special cushion given to him by Cullen.', 'Letter from Robert Watt of Woodend, concerning his own case. To Inglisnamed at very end DS). [Not sure of the names of the other doctors mentioned in the postscript on p. 3. Grassmarket might be mentioned (p. 3), but not sure. LMcC]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 16:52:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4150, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2302, 'CUL/1/2/1359', '1783-08-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 August 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Colonel George Clerk, giving details of his own case on the advice of his brother, Mr Clerk of Mavisbank. He is in his 53rd year. His obstinate costiveness and breathing problems continue, now accompanied by nephritic pains, and he is emaciated. He explains why he has not gone to Buxton this season, but is at home in Surrey. He describes his diet, clothing, and other treatments. While he has difficulty walking, he is now \'able to sit on horseback an hour â€“ and to drive my Phaeton\'.', 'Letter from Col. George Clerk, giving details of his own case on the advice of his brother, Mr Clerk of Mavisbank. He is in his 53rd year. His obstinate costiveness and breathing problems continue, now accompanied by nephritic pains, and he is emaciated. He explains why he has not gone to Buxton this season, but is at home in Surrey. He describes his diet, clothing, and other treatments. While he has difficulty walking, he is now \'able to sit on horseback an hour â€“ and to drive my Phaeton\'. [MMG] Handwriting difficult in places.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:45:54', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5498, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2303, 'CUL/1/2/1360', '1783-08-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 August 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from J. Brandreth, concerning the case of Mr Heywood. Also reports a strange case from his hospital, in which a patient with several broken vertebrae suffered from great heat in his limbs.', 'Letter from J. Brandreth, concerning the case of Mr Heywood. Also reports a strange case from his hospital, in which a patient with several broken vertebrae suffered from great heat in his limbs.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 14:29:31', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4164, 1, 7, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2304, 'CUL/1/2/1361', '1783-08-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 August 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Colonel George Clerk, concerning his own case. As Mons. Bouvart at Paris inquired as to whether Colonel Clerk had suffered venereal affections in his youth, Colonel Clerk now wonders whether his present complaints have any foundation in a lingering venereal taint. ', 'Letter from George Clerk, concerning his own case.\n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:46:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3188, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2305, 'CUL/1/2/1362', '1783-08-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 August 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Stevenson, concerning the case of Mr Glassford, who is just setting out for a few days by the sea in Saltcoats. He notes \'It is very lucky R. Wallace goes out with him\'. Glysters have been employed. He is still subject to vomiting, and the epigastric tumor is now attracting more of his attention. Stevenson has also been in communication with Mr Barclay.', 'Letter from Alexander Stevenson, concerning the case of Mr Glassford, who is just setting out for a few days by the sea in Saltcoats. He notes \'It is very lucky R. Wallace goes out with him\'. Glysters have been employed. He is still subject to vomiting, and the epigastric \'tumor\' is now attracting more of his attention. Stevenson has also been in communication with Mr Barclay. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2052, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2306, 'CUL/1/2/1363', '1783-08-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 August 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr John Storer, concerning the case of Mr Burnside.', 'Letter from John Storer, concerning the case of Mr Burnside.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 16:05:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4850, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2307, 'CUL/1/2/1364', '1783-08-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 August 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Hamilton, concerning the ongoing case of Mr Drysdale, whom he describes as \'fat\' and \'corpulent\'. Drysdale has agreed to sail to London, but Hamilton recommends Madeira. He closes with a religious message to Cullen, \'that God may long spare you\' and \'at last, fit you for, &amp; take you unto that place of Bliss, which He has prepared for all that Love &amp; obey Him\'.', 'Letter from James Hamilton, concerning the ongoing case of Mr Drysdale, whom he describes as \'fat\' and \'corpulent\'. Drysdale has agreed to sail to London, but Hamilton recommends Madeira. He closes with a religious message to Cullen, \'that God may long spare you\' and \'at last, fit you for, &amp; take you unto that place of Bliss, which He has prepared for all that Love &amp; obey Him\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2651, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2308, 'CUL/1/2/1365', '1783-08-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 August 1783', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Frances Dunlop, concerning the case of Mr Dunlop. Mentions enclosing a letter from Dr Campbell of Ayr.', 'Letter from Frances Dunlop, concerning the case of Mr Dunlop. Mentions enclosing a letter from Dr Campbell of Ayr, but this is missing [now found to be ID:2278 so this needs logging properly DS]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 13:41:19', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2156, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2309, 'CUL/1/2/1366', '1783-08-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 August 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'T', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Stevenson, giving a report on the post-mortem of John Glassford: his stomach is hardened and thickened, with \'an ugly Schirrous or even Carcinomatous appearance\', and signs of \'incipient mortification\'. Stevenson is surprised he could have survived so long and experienced so little pain. He asks Cullen whether Glassford could have had his disease when Cullen attended him 15 years ago, and asks also that this letter be given to Dr Black. ', 'Letter from Alexander Stevenson, giving a report on the post-mortem of John Glassford, which has uncovered extensive signs of cancer: his stomach is hardened and thickened, with \'an ugly Schirrous or even Carcinomatous appearance\', and signs of \'incipient mortification\'. He is surprised he could have survived so long and experienced so little pain. He asks Cullen whether Glassford could have had his disease when Cullen attended him 15 years ago, and asks also that this letter be given to Dr Black. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2068, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2310, 'CUL/1/2/1367', '1783-08-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 August 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Kenneth Mackenzie concerning the case of Mr Mackenzie, referred to Cullen by Dr McLeod and the correspondent.', 'Letter from Kenneth Mackenzie concerning the case of Mr Mackenzie, referred to Cullen by Dr McLeod and the correspondent.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3083, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2311, 'CUL/1/2/1368', '1783-08-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'August 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note describing the case of an unnamed female patient, suffering from \'an excessive head-ach\' which recurs during her menstrual periods. Annotated as answered at Vol. 15, p. 220, but the reply may be found at Vol. 16, p. 220-222.', 'Case note describing the case of an unnamed female patient, suffering from \'an excessive head-ach\' with menstrual periods. Annotated as answered at Vol.15, p. 220. NOPLACES', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3887, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2312, 'CUL/1/2/1369', '1783-08-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'August 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note describing the case of Miss Brown, who \'complains of loss of appetite and swelling of the lower part of the belly\'.', 'Case note describing the case of Miss Brown, who \'complains of loss of appetite and swelling of the lower part of the belly\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2596, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2313, 'CUL/1/2/1370', '1783-09-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 September 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Crellin concerning the case of the Bishop of Man, Isle of Man. The patient had planned to travel to Glasgow, but is now too unwell.', 'Letter from John Crellin concerning the case of the Bishop of Man, Isle of Man. The patient had planned to travel to Glasgow, but is now too unwell.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3186, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2314, 'CUL/1/2/1371', '1783-09-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 September 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mr Robert Barclay, concerning his own case. He reports on the positive effects of the Dovers powder. Though he finds himself greatly better, he still has occasional \'twitches\' of headache and an eruption on the skin.', 'Letter from Robert Barclay, concerning his own case. (Place of writing is Capelrig House. LMcC)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2949, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2315, 'CUL/1/2/1372', '1783-09-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 September 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from A. Stevenson concerning Miss Jeany Campbel, whose case he discussed with Cullen \'both at Dougalstoun &amp; here [Glasgow]\'.', 'Letter from A. Stevenson concerning Miss Jeany Campbel, whose case he discussed with Cullen \'both at Dougalstoun & here [Glasgow]\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 22:06:32', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4688, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2316, 'CUL/1/2/1373', '1783-09-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 September 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Johnathan Fallowfield, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from Johnathan Fallowfield, concerning his own case. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2621, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2317, 'CUL/1/2/1374', '1783-09-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', '\n\nLetter from Thomas Clarke to Henry Cullen, introducing Mr Nott, whose father is Clarke\'s neighbour in Jamaica. Clarke, who studied at Edinburgh with Henry, describes his work in Jamaica: he has \'entirely quitted Botanical searches\', but is now \'engaged in a very extensive Negroe Practice which i hope will in some dozen of years enable me to revisit the Climates of taste & Learning...\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2318, 'CUL/1/2/1375', '1783-09-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 September 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning his own case and that of Miss Mary Peareth.', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning his own case and that of Miss Mary Peareth.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2009, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2319, 'CUL/1/2/1376', '1783-09-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 September 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Duncan Shaw, minister at Rafford. He informs Cullen of the death of his daughter [Anna], after Dr Dougal wrote to Cullen about her case, and of the deaths of several of his other children; he is currently concerned about another, his daughter Mary. ', 'Letter from Duncan Shaw, minister at Rafford. He informs Cullen of the death of his daughter, after Dr Dougal wrote to Cullen about her case, and of the deaths of several of his other children; he is currently concerned about another, his daughter Mary. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5293, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2320, 'CUL/1/2/1377', '1783-09-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 September 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Kellock, concerning the case of Mathew Bell, \'who about ten years ago consulted you in an obstinate case of Jaundice\'.', 'Letter from Alexander Kellock, concerning the case of Mathew Bell, \'who about ten years ago consulted you in an obstinate case of Jaundice\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2623, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2321, 'CUL/1/2/1378', '1783-09-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 September 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Clapham, concerning the case of Mr Holt, \'a particular friend of mine\'.', 'Letter from William Clapham, concerning the case of Mr Holt, \'a particular friend of mine\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3173, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2322, 'CUL/1/2/1379', '1783-09-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 September 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Norris, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from William Norris, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 13:33:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4758, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2323, 'CUL/1/2/1380', '1783-09-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 September 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Andrew, concerning the case of \'your freind Mr Livingston\'. The patient\'s condition seems to be improving, and his appetite has returned \'so far that yesterday he cryed out for a roasted Patridge\'.', 'Letter from John Andrew, concerning the case of \'your freind Mr Livingston\'. The patient\'s condition seems to be improving, and his appetite has returned \'so far that yesterday he cryed out for a roasted Patridge\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 20:42:03', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4115, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2324, 'CUL/1/2/1381', '1783-09-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from J. Rudd, introducing Mr Alexander, the nephew of a friend of his \'who \'intends studying Physic at Edinr. &amp; taking a regular degree\'. Mentions Cullen\'s care of his son Eric.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(2325, 'CUL/1/2/1382', '1783-09-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 September 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Joseph Brandreth, concerning the case of Mr Langton, a seaman, who has a history of gout and a venereal infection, but has since been troubled with acute pains in his abdomen. He sailed to America and Jamaica and got caught in a storm. Gives an account on Mr Heywood as well.', 'Letter from Joseph Brandreth, concerning the case of Mr Langton, a seaman, who has a history of gout and a venereal infection, but has since been troubled with acute pains in his abdomen. He sailed to America and Jamaica and got caught in a storm. Gives an account on Mr Heywood as well.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2867, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2326, 'CUL/1/2/1383', '1783-09-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 September 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Everard McIntyre, concerning the case of Mr Leggat, \'a patient of mine who has been dangerously ill for some time\'. ', 'Letter from Everard McIntyre, concerning the case of Mr Leggat, \'a patient of mine who has been dangerously ill for some time\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3171, 1, 6, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2327, 'CUL/1/2/1384', '1783-09-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'September 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note [concerning Mons. Benard, identified from later letter] who has a chest complaint as reported by Dr Gregory at Dunkirk. ', 'Case note [concerning Mons. Benard, identified from later letter] reported by Gregory. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2629, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2328, 'CUL/1/2/1385', '1783-09-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'September 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note describing the case of Sir Richard Brooke, who has been \'subject to violent attacks of Giddiness attended with noise in his ears, dimness of sight, palpitation of his heart, tremors of his hands and frequent drowsiness\' after a fever some years previously.', 'Case note describing the case of Sir Richard Brooke, who has been \'subject to violent attacks of Giddiness attended with noise in his ears, dimness of sight, palpitation of his heart, tremors of his hands and frequent drowsiness\' after a fever some years previously.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2738, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2329, 'CUL/1/2/1386', '1783-10-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 October 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Hall, concerning the case of William Ridpath [Redpath], minister of Ednam. Rid path \'is to be in Town when the Colledges sit &amp; means to enter his son to your class\', and will visit Cullen in person then. Illegible handstamp.', 'Letter from James Hall, concerning the case of William Ridpath [Redpath], minister of Ednam. Ridpath \'is to be in Town when the Colledges sit &amp; means to enter his son to your class\', and will visit Cullen in person then. HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 13:31:39', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4757, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2330, 'CUL/1/2/1387', '1783-10-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 October 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Likly, concerning his own case. Likly mentions that he \'had the honor of a consultation with you July last\'.', 'Letter from John Likly, concerning his own case. Likly mentions that he \'had the honor of a consultation with you July last\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 13:27:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4851, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2331, 'CUL/1/2/1388', '1783-10-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 October 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Hamilton, concerning the case of Mr Alston, who \'has been dayly losing ground\' since Cullen saw Hamilton in Glasgow. He now suffers from looseness of the bowels, swollen legs, and coughing up purulent matter, and is too weak for the voyage previously discussed. Hamilton asks about alleviating his symptoms and how much laudanum he can give.', 'Letter from William Hamilton, concerning the case of Mr Alston, who \'has been dayly losing ground\' since Cullen saw Hamilton in Glasgow. He now suffers from looseness of the bowels, swollen legs, and coughing up purulent matter, and is too weak for the voyage previously discussed. Hamilton asks about alleviating his symptoms and how much laudanum he can give. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2786, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2332, 'CUL/1/2/1389', '1783-10-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 October 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', '\'Memorandum from Col Clerk to Dr Cullen\', concerning his own case. The Colonel is still suffering much from costiveness, which he attributes to \'a weakness in the Rectum\', urinary problems, general weakness, and respiratory problems. He seeks Cullen\'s advice on whether he should spend the winter in Bath. The markings on the third image may be simply a print from wet ink on the other side making contact. ', '\'Memorandum from Col Clerk to Dr Cullen\', concerning his own case. He is still suffering much from costiveness, which he attributes to \'a weakness in the Rectum\', urinary problems, general weakness, and respiratory problems. He seeks Cullen\'s advice on whether he should spend the winter in Bath. The markings on the third image may be simply a print from wet ink on the other side making contact. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:46:16', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5497, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2333, 'CUL/1/2/1390', '1783-10-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 October 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Kellock concerning the case of Mr Bell, who has experienced \'a considerable remission of the pain in his shoulder\'.', 'Letter from Alexander Kellock concerning the case of Mr Bell, who has experienced \'a considerable remission of the pain in his shoulder\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2626, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2334, 'CUL/1/2/1391', '1783-10-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 October 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Brodie, concerning the case of the wife of Major Duff. He mentions that Dr Dougal of Forres has also written to Cullen about the case.', 'Letter from Alexander Brodie, concerning the case of the wife of Major Duff. He mentions that Dr Dougal of Forres has also written to Cullen about the case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3979, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2335, 'CUL/1/2/1392', '1783-10-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 October 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Hugh Dougall, concerning the case of Mrs Duff. Dougall feels indebted to \'the skill &amp; abilities of my friend Dr. Brodie who is ever ready to guide the inexperience of a Young Practitioner\'. Dougall and Brodie observe Mrs Duff\'s complaint is Protean in nature, exhibiting \'Hysteria - Rhumatism &amp; Gravel\'. ', 'Letter from Hugh Dougall, concerning the case of Mrs Duff. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4081, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(2336, 'CUL/1/2/1393', '1783-10-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from M. Macqueen, introducing Mr Davy, \'who goes to Edinburgh to pursue the study of medicine\'. Macqueen mentions hearing that \'scisms &amp; heresies have issued forth\' regarding the university since he left it, \'[a]s weeds sometimes spring up in the best soils\'. \n', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2337, 'CUL/1/2/1394', '1783-10-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from William Saunders, introducing Mr Skeete, who \'goes to Edinr. to prosecute his medical studies, after being in London several years\'. Saunders also mentions Cullen\'s son\'s studies in London, stating that he is \'a very close student &amp; much esteemed by every body\'. ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2338, 'CUL/1/2/1395', '1783-10-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 October 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note titled \'Case of J Adam at Manse of Cushnie Aberdeen Shire\' whose health first collapsed in the West Indies. The case refers to Colica Pictona or dry belly ache\' which is a form of environmental lead poisoning common in the West Indies at the time.', 'Case note headed \'Case of Jo[hn] Adam at Manse of [Cushing? -> Cushnie (LG)] Aberdeen Shire\' whose first health collapsed in the West Indies. [refers to Colica Pictona or dry belly ache\' which is a form of lead poisoning common in the west Indies. DS has info].', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2991, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2339, 'CUL/1/2/1396', '1783-10-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from J. Berkenhout, introducing a Mr McOboy, \'a very intelligent and worthy young gentleman\'. ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2340, 'CUL/1/2/1397', '1783-10-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 October 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Lodk. Irvine, concerning his own case. A suggested treatment is written on the reverse. ', 'Letter from Lodk. Irvine, concerning his own case. A suggested treatment is written on the reverse. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 13:38:32', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4161, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(2341, 'CUL/1/2/1398', '1783-10-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 October 1783', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Moffat, concerning his own case. He mentions an enclosed letter from Dr Walker, but this is missing. ', 'Letter from James Moffat, concerning his own case. He mentions an enclosed letter from Dr Walker, but this is missing. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 13:39:31', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3557, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(2342, 'CUL/1/2/1399', '1783-10-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 October 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr James Currie, describing the case of Mr Howard and reporting on the progress of Mr Yates. He also comments on experiments on diabetes carried out by Cullen\'s early pupil Dr Matthew Dobson in Bath, and he mentions the College of Manchester, which he considers a \'paultry business\'. Hand-delivered by Mr Howard, an Edinburgh medical student.', '\nLetter from James Currie, describing the case of Mr Howard and reporting on the progress of Mr Yates. He also comments on experiments on diabetes carried out by Dr Dobson in Bath, and mentions the College of Manchester, which he considers a \'paultry business\'. Hand-delivered by Mr Howard.\n\n[David - Dobson\'s Bath experiments may need a footnote if he published on them; also Manchester on final page - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 514, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(2343, 'CUL/1/2/1400a', '1783-10-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 October 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Andrew Liddell, concerning the case of Lieutenant William Horne. Covering letter for an account written by the patient which is Doc [ID:2344] . ', 'Letter from Andrew Liddell, concerning the case of Lieutenant William Horne. Covering letter for an account written by the patient which is Document ID:2344.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:46:27', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4174, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2344, 'CUL/1/2/1400b', '1783-10-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 October 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Lieutenant William Horne, concerning his own case. Horne mentions travelling from Ireland in the spring of 1782 to take Cullen\'s advice.', 'Letter by Lieutenant William Horne, concerning his own case. Horne mentions travelling from Ireland in the spring of 1782 to take Cullen\'s advice. Sent as an enclosure in Document ID: 2343.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 17:25:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4178, 1, 9, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2345, 'CUL/1/2/1401', '1783-10-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 October 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', '\nLetter from Robert Clayton Bayles, concerning his own case. He has taken the electuary and draught suggested, as a result of which \'the inside of my hands grew dry hard &amp; husky &amp; were entirely covered over with a Coat of Meal or Chaulk just as if I had fell on a burning Lime Kiln\'.', '\nLetter from Robert Clayton Bayles, concerning his own case. He has taken the electuary and draught suggested, as a result of which \'the inside of my hands grew dry hard &amp; husky &amp; were entirely covered over with a Coat of Meal or Chaulk just as if I had fell on a burning Lime Kiln\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 13:40:22', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3785, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2346, 'CUL/1/2/1402', '1783-10-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 October 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning the case of Mr Wallis, whose condition has remained unchanged despite the course of medicine he has \'steadily pursued\', with a concluding comment on his own case.', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning the case of Mr Wallis, whose condition has remained unchanged despite the course of medicine he has \'steadily pursued\', with a concluding comment on his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5244, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2347, 'CUL/1/2/1403', '1783-10-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from William Saunders, introducing Mr Gilbert, who plans to study medicine at Edinburgh.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2348, 'CUL/1/2/1404', '1783-10-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from James Monteath, introducing William Steedman, who had served an apprenticeship with Mr Hill. ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2349, 'CUL/1/2/1405', '1783-10-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from William Saunders introducing Mr De Poltosatsky,  a Russian nobleman planning to study law and history at Edinburgh, and hoping to meet Dr Robertson and Mr Ferguson.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2350, 'CUL/1/2/1406', '1783-10-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 October 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Frances Dunlop, concerning the case of her husband, Dunlop of Dunlop.', 'Letter from Frances Dunlop, concerning the case of her husband, Dunlop of Dunlop.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2512, 1, 5, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2351, 'CUL/1/2/1407', '1783-10-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter of introduction from Cullen\'s one-time pupil Dr Matthew Dobson of Bath for Dr Waring, a graduate of the College of Philadelphia.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(2352, 'CUL/1/2/1408', '1783-10-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from Fotherley Pannell, introducing Mr Smart, who \'justly flatters himself with the hope of deriving those permanent and superior advantages which the Edinburgh school is so eminently qualified to offer\'. ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2353, 'CUL/1/2/1409', '1783-10-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 October 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Haig, reporting that but for a little hoarseness he is much improved considering his age. He thanks Cullen and Dr Hope for their prescriptions over the past two years and introduces his son who is to attend Cullen\'s  lectures.', 'Letter from James Haig, reporting that but for a little hoarseness he is much improved considering his age, and thanking Cullen and Dr Hope for their prescriptions over the past two years. He introduces his son who is to attend Cullen\'s  lectures.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3190, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2354, 'CUL/1/2/1410', '1783-10-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 October 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from W. Currie, concerning the case of Sir Richard Brooke.', 'Letter from W. Currie, concerning the case of Sir Richard Brooke.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3025, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2355, 'CUL/1/2/1411', '1783-10-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from John Hope, introducing Mr J\'Anson from Virginia.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2356, 'CUL/1/2/1412', '1783-10-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'October 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Campbell, concerning the case of Mr Montgomerie. Due to repair, the pages are in the wrong order.', 'Letter from John Campbell, concerning the case of Mr Montgommery. Due to repair, the pages are in the wrong order.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:46:36', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2839, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2357, 'CUL/1/2/1413', '1783-11-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 November 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mr Blain, concerning the case of Mr Browne, \'who once consulted you at Dunn Hotel, and came two or three times afterwards to visit you at your house for a complaint in his stomach\'. Mr Browne\'s stomach complaints persist.', 'Letter from Mr Blain, concerning the case of Mr Browne, \'who once consulted you at Dunn Hotel\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2549, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2358, 'CUL/1/2/1414', '1783-11-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 November 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Hamilton, concerning the case of Mr Drysdale. He mentions that the patient had previously been to London to consult Sir John Elliot, and refers to Reid\'s treatise on Phthisis. The letter is hand-delivered by Mr Upton, a young man from Leeds who is coming to study in Edinburgh.', 'Letter from James Hamilton, concerning the case of Mr Drysdale. He mentions that the patient had previously been to London to consult Sir John Elliot, and refers to Reid\'s treatise on Phthisis (Thomas Reid, \'An Essay on the Nature and Cure of the Phthisis Pulmonalis\' (London, 1782)). The letter is hand-delivered by Mr Upton, a young man from Leeds who is coming to study in Edinburgh.\n\nimages now in right order. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2644, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2359, 'CUL/1/2/1415', '1783-11-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 November 1783', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Burdon, concerning his own case \'relative to my Gravel Complaint\'. Since his last letter, Mr Burdon has \'passed very large Quantitys of Gravel\'.', 'Letter from George Burdon, concerning his own case \'relative to my Gravel Complaint\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4625, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2360, 'CUL/1/2/1416', '1783-11-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from William Saunders, introducing Dr Griffith and Dr Waring, medical graduates from Philadelphia, who intend to take Cullen\'s lectures over the winter.\n\nLeave unassigned for now. MH', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(2361, 'CUL/1/2/1417', '1783-11-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 November 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Haliday, written in a facetious and satirical manner concerning the case of Miss Delway who he thinks has a very whimsical notion that she has \'monstrous\' worms. ', 'Letter from Dr Haliday, written in a facetious and satirical manner concerning the case of Miss Delway who he thinks has a very whimsical notion that she has \'monstrous\' worms. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:08:54', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2643, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2362, 'CUL/1/2/1418', '1783-11-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 November 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Hamilton, introducing Mr Jeffray, a student of physic in Glasgow, who was \'last session with you at Edinburgh\'. He also mentions the death of \'Mr Alston our patient\': \'I wished to have him opened but I found it could not be done\'. However, his father [John] Alston is improving, having used the Lixivium.', 'Letter from William Hamilton, introducing Mr Jeffray, a student of physic in Glasgow, who was \'last session with you at Edinburgh\'. He also mentions the death of \'Mr Alston our patient\': \'I wished to have him opened but I found it could not be done\'. However, his father [John] Alston is improving, having used the Lixivium. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2795, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2363, 'CUL/1/2/1419', '1783-11-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from William Baillie, introducing his son, who is to attend Cullen\'s class this winter. Also mentions his nephew, possibly a patient?', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2364, 'CUL/1/2/1420', '1783-11-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 November 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning the case of Mr Wallis. ', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning the case of Mr Wallis. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5247, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2365, 'CUL/1/2/1421', '1783-11-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 November 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Colvill, concerning the case of Abigail Grier. ', 'Letter from William Colvill, concerning the case of Abigail Grier. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:09:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2646, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2366, 'CUL/1/2/1422', '1783-11-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 November 1783', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Grant, concerning the case of Mrs Fraser who recently gave birth and whose tumours are in abeyance. Consists of a cover letter and a detailed case note, with a copy of Cullen\'s previous advice on the reverse. The copy of the case note is dated March 1782 and the copy of Cullen\'s previous advice is dated March 1783.', 'Letter from James Grant, concerning the case of Mrs Fraser who recently gave birth and whose tumours are in abeyance. Consists of a cover letter and a detailed case note, with a copy of Cullen\'s previous advice on the reverse. The copy of the case note is dated March 1782 and the copy of Cullen\'s previous advice is dated March 1783.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 10:05:45', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4264, 1, 6, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'p'),
(2367, 'CUL/1/2/1423', '1783-11-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from Robert Marshall requesting a tuition waiver for Mr Grieve, an apprentice of his and Mr Reid\'s, who cannot afford the classes. ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2368, 'CUL/1/2/1424', '1783-11-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 November 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Elliot concerning the case of David Watson, a schoolmaster. Mr Watson had suffered recurring bouts of dysuria ever since he had been afflicted with a \'Fever of the Typhus kind in Summer 1778\'.', 'Letter from William Elliot concerning the case of David Watson, a schoolmaster. Mr Watson had suffered recurring bouts of dysuria ever since he had been afflicted with a \'Fever of the Typhus kind in Summer 1778\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3189, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2369, 'CUL/1/2/1425', '1783-11-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 November 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Whyte concerning the case of the daughter of Mr Semple, who will deliver the letter to Cullen in person along with her father. She has an inflammation of and discharge from the eyes. Some sums are scribbled on the wrapper.', 'Letter from William Whyte concerning the case of the daughter of Mr Semple, who will deliver the letter to Cullen in person along with her father. She has an inflammation of and discharge from the eyes. Some sums are scribbled on the wrapper. [MMG] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5310, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2370, 'CUL/1/2/1426', '1783-11-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from John Christian, introducing his namesake who wishes to study in Edinburgh.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2371, 'CUL/1/2/1427', '1783-11-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 November 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Arthur Gair, surgeon and apothecary in Alnwick, who has worked with Cullen previously on other patients. He now writes about his own case. He is now about 60, and has been generally healthy, bar skin eruptions on his arms when he was younger. He now has chest pains and asthma which he had thought might be angina, but which he now believes to be gouty, as he has also had pains in the feet and hands.', 'Letter from Arthur Gair, surgeon and apothecary in Alnwick, who has worked with Cullen previously on other patients. He now writes about his own case. He is now about 60, and has been generally healthy, bar skin eruptions on his arms when he was younger. He now has chest pains and asthma which he had thought might be angina, but which he now believes to be gouty, as he has also had pains in the feet and hands. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5331, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2372, 'CUL/1/2/1428', '1783-11-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 November 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of Mr Knott who spent considerable time in the East Indies. The case is by a medical practitioner and  was carried to Cullen by the writer\'s son. \n', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of Mr Knott who spent considerable time in the East Indies. The case is by a medical practitioner and  was carried to Cullen by the writer\'s son. \n. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 14:00:36', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4747, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2373, 'CUL/1/2/1429', '1783-11-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'November 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of James McKeith. Author identified as a Mr Buchan from Cullen\'s reply.', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of James McKeith. Author identified as a Mr Buchan from Cullen\'s reply.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 14:22:15', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2529, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2374, 'CUL/1/2/1430', '1783-11-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'November 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note by Mr Haggart, describing the case of an unnamed female patient.', 'Case note by Mr Haggart, describing the case of an unnamed female patient.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5252, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2375, 'CUL/1/2/1431', '1783-12-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 December 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Home, concerning the case of an unnamed, unmarried female patient, \'between thirty and forty years of age\'. The patients\' symptoms include: leucorrhoea, weakness and uneasiness across the loins, and very considerable debility. Her leucorrhoea had abated, but a disagreeable family circumstance appeared to cause a relapse.', 'Letter from William Home, concerning the case of an unnamed female patient, \'between thirty and forty years of age\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4742, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2376, 'CUL/1/2/1432a', '1783-12-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 December 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Drake Bainbridge, concerning the case of Mr Rudd.', 'Letter from John Drake Bainbridge, concerning the case of Mr Rudd.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2522, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2377, 'CUL/1/2/1432b', '1783-12-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 December 1783', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Copy of a letter by Mr Rudd concerning his own case, written in the third person.', 'Copy of a letter by Mr Rudd concerning his own case, written in the third person.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2523, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2378, 'CUL/1/2/1433', '1783-12-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 December 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Dunlop to Mr Govan, supplying a list of medicines he has already been described for his condition so that the doctor \'may order something further\'.', 'Letter from Alexander Dunlop to Mr Govan, giving a list of medicines for his condition. NOPLACES', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4828, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2379, 'CUL/1/2/1434', '1783-12-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 December 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning the case of Miss Ellison, who has \'very regularly pursued your medicines and Directions with manifest advantage\'.', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning the case of Miss Ellison, who has \'very regularly pursued your medicines and Directions with manifest advantage\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3606, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2380, 'CUL/1/2/1435', '1783-12-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 December 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Jane Pearson, concerning the case of her daughter. ', 'Letter from Jane Pearson, concerning the case of her daughter. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2080, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2381, 'CUL/1/2/1436', '1783-12-09', 'c', 'i', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from Jonathan Binns junr., introducing an unnamed medical student (Mr Rutter).', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2382, 'CUL/1/2/1437', '1783-07-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'July? 1783?', '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe for Ralph Bates. Unsigned and undated.', 'Recipe for Ralph Bates. Unsigned and undated.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2538, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2383, 'CUL/1/2/1438', '1783-12-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 December 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Jonathan Binns concerning the case of William, the fourteen year old the son of Richard Hillary, brother of the late Dr Hillary. The boy\'s parents are \'much alarmed lest his case shou\'d be similar to that of his sister, who died lately\'.', 'Letter from Jonathan Binns concerning the case of William, the fourteen year old the son of Richard Hillary, brother of the late Dr Hillary. The boy\'s parents are \'much alarmed lest his case shou\'d be similar to that of his sister, who died lately\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 13:35:28', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3721, 1, 8, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2384, 'CUL/1/2/1439', '1783-12-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 December 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Colonel George Clerk, concerning his own case. He describes how he has fared since coming to Bath to take the waters. He is still suffering from breathlessness and flatulent oppression of his stomach and bowels, and is being attended by a local apothecary, Mr Anderdon.', 'Letter from George Clerk, concerning his own case. He describes how he has fared since coming to Bath to take the waters. He is still suffering from breathlessness and flatulent oppression of his stomach and bowels, and is being attended by a local apothecary, Mr Anderdon. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:46:47', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5505, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2385, 'CUL/1/2/1440', '1783-12-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 December 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Kellock, concerning the case of Mr Watson Carr, aged fifty, who suffers asthma attacks upon exposure to cold. Kellock reports on Carr\'s various symptoms and the treatments he has attempted. He also apologises as Carr\'s family situation means Cullen will not receive a full fee but Kellock intends to compensate Cullen by consulting him in as many cases as he possibly can.', 'Letter from Alexander Kellock, concerning the case of Mr Watson Carr.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:46:58', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3581, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n');
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(2386, 'CUL/1/2/1441', '1783-12-16', 'i', 'i', 'i', '16? December? 1783?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note by Mr Haggart, describing the case of an unnamed female patient. ', 'Case note by Mr Haggart, describing the case of an unnamed female patient. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5253, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2387, 'CUL/1/2/1442', '1783-06-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'June? 1783?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Hamilton, concerning the case of Mr Alston, who has had another epileptic fit, although his pulmonary symptoms seem to have improved a little. He has been bled, and has been drinking asses\' milk, but \'The voyage or journey you recommend has not yet been settled\'.', 'Letter from William Hamilton, concerning the case of Mr Alston, who has had another epileptic fit, although his pulmonary symptoms seem to have improved a little. He has been bled, and has been drinking asses\' milk, but \'The voyage or journey you recommend has not yet been settled\' [MMG] [What are the grounds for the possible dating here, please? It seems to relate to the discussion of travel in some other letters in the case, so I wonder if it may be from a few months earlier? - MMG] [Dating probably from its location in the loose boxes, which is unreliable - agree that it could be earlier, moved it from Oct to June - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2785, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2388, 'CUL/1/2/1443', '1785-01-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 January 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from G. Watts, concerning his own case. Dated \'1784\' in error for \"1785\" (or Watt was using the old calender system). He is also a doctor, and writes about the use of purging as the most efficacious remedy in the common inflammatory fever. ', 'Letter from G. Watts, concerning his own case. Dated \'1784\' in error for \"1785\" (or Watt was using the old calender system). He is also a doctor, and writes about the use of purging as the most efficacious remedy in the common inflammatory fever. (In the margin on page two, Watts references Alexander of Tralles, and two others (John Denham and Friend?) that I haven\'t linked because I\'m not sure of them. [LMcC])', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:32:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4861, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2389, 'CUL/1/2/1444', '1784-01-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 January 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Kellock, concerning the case of Mr Watson Carr. As Kellock fears Cullen\'s reply has miscarried, he recapitulates the content of his initial letter and supplies and includes further observations he has made regarding Carr\'s condition.', 'Letter from Alexander Kellock, concerning the case of Watson Carr.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:47:07', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3589, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2390, 'CUL/1/2/1445', '1784-01-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 January 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Lengthy letter from David McClean, concerning his own case. ', 'Lengthy letter from David McClean, concerning his own case. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 15:14:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3868, 1, 20, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2391, 'CUL/1/2/1446', '1784-01-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 January 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Burdon regarding his own illness. Mr Burdon reports his illness gains ground, the bloody urine now accompanied by a transitory \'heat or scalding\' and a pain at the neck of the bladder.', 'Letter from George Burdon regarding his own illness, which \'gains Ground upon me\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4627, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2392, 'CUL/1/2/1447', '1784-01-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 January 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Drake Bainbridge, concerning the case of Mr Rudd.', 'Letter from John Drake Bainbridge, concerning the case of Mr Rudd.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2525, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2393, 'CUL/1/2/1448', '1784-01-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 January 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Cook of Gallowhill, who is still suffering from phlegm.\n', 'Letter from John Cook of Gallowhill, who is still suffering from phlegm.\n\nimages reversed. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4995, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2394, 'CUL/1/2/1449', '1784-01-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 January 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from David Hamilton, concerning his own case. He informs Cullen: \'I have followed your prescriptions as near as in my power\', and gives the history of the onset of his problems with his right hip and foot in August 1782. The fomentations and electricity seem to be having little effect. He refers to having left the West Indies 4 months ago, and goes on: \'It is a very disheartening matter for a person at my time of life to be seized with a disorder of this nature, and after being under the Necessity of leaving my Employ, & coming so far for advice as to be obliged to return again to the West Indies as Lame as ever\'. He asks that Cullen send his reply c/o David Cation, architect.', 'Letter from David Hamilton, concerning his own case. He informs Cullen that he has \'followed your prescriptions as near as in my power\', and gives the history of the onset of his problems with his right hip and foot in August 1782. The fomentations and electricity seem to be having little effect. He refers to having left the West Indies 4 months ago, and goes on: \'It is a very disheartening matter for a person at my time of life to be seized with a disorder of this nature, and after being under the Necessity of leaving my Employ, &amp; coming so far for advice as to be obliged to return again to the West Indies as Lame as ever\'. He asks that Cullen send his reply c/o David Cation, architect. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:47:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5070, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2395, 'CUL/1/2/1450', '1784-01-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 January 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Stephen, concerning the case of Mrs Stuart. ', 'Letter from Thomas Stephen, concerning the case of Mrs Stuart. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:10:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2944, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2396, 'CUL/1/2/1451', '1784-01-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from Alexander Wardrop to Henry Cullen, concerning his own case. He is sorry to hear of Henry\'s own illness, but \'hope that you have now got fully better\'. ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2397, 'CUL/1/2/1452', '1784-01-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 January 1784', '', '', 1, 2, 'T', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Campbell in Ayr, concerning the case of a \'Beautifull young Lady of about 21\', who asked not to be named (Lady Mary Lindsay, as revealed later in the correspondence), who has had urinary tract problems, with fits of pain and strangury, for the past few years. He also reports the death of Alexander Montgomerie of Coilsfield, and describes the post-mortem carried out with Dr James Paterson.', 'Letter from John Campbell in Ayr, concerning the case of a \'Beautifull young Lady of about 21\', who asked not to be named (Lady Mary Lindsay, as revealed later in the correspondence), who has had urinary tract problems, with fits of pain and strangury, for the past few years. He also reports the death of Alexander Montgomerie of Coilsfield, and describes the post-mortem carried out with Dr James Paterson. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:28:22', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4877, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2398, 'CUL/1/2/1453', '1784-01-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 January 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from A. Stevenson, concerning the cases of Miss McDoual and Miss Jeany Campbell. ', 'Letter from A. Stevenson, concerning the cases of Miss McDoual and Miss Jeany Campbell. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:58:35', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4689, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2399, 'CUL/1/2/1454', '1784-01-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 January 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Bannerman, concerning the case of Mr Gordon. ', 'Letter from Alexander Bannerman, concerning the case of Mr Gordon. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:44:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3945, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2400, 'CUL/1/2/1455', '1784-01-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 January 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Colin Ross, Hamburg, concerning the case of Mr J. P. (John Parish), who continues to suffer from bouts of fever and urinary problems. He also invites his son Hercules, who is at boarding-school in England to \'pay his respects\' to Cullen. The boy is staying with his uncle, Hercules Ross of Rossie, who plans to move him to a school in Edinburgh. ', 'Letter from Colin Ross, Hamburg, concerning the case of Mr J. P. (John Parish), who continues to suffer from bouts of fever and urinary problems. He also invites his son Hercules, who is at boarding-school in England to \'pay his respects\' to Cullen. The boy is staying with his uncle, Hercules Ross of Rossie, who plans to move him to a school in Edinburgh. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3347, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2401, 'CUL/1/2/1456', '1784-01-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 January 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Campbell, concerning the case of his female patient, whom he now names as Lady Mary Lindsay, Lady Crawford\'s daughter. She has also had sore eyes and an eruption on the face, besides kidney problems.', 'Letter from John Campbell, concerning the case of his female patient, whom he now names as Lady Mary Lindsay, Lady Crawford\'s daughter. She has also had sore eyes and an eruption on the face, besides kidney problems. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:47:29', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4878, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2402, 'CUL/1/2/1457', '1784-02-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 February 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Cochran, concerning his own case and that of John Shanks.', 'Letter from George Cochran, concerning the case of John Shanks and his own.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2933, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2403, 'CUL/1/2/1458', '1784-02-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 February 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Stewart, concerning his own case and giving more details on its nature.', 'Letter from Robert Stewart, concerning his own case and giving more details on its nature.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:13:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2952, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2404, 'CUL/1/2/1459', '1784-02-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 February 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Colin MacLarty, concerning the case of Mr Stewart, who \'desires me to inform you that he has strictly adhered by the rules prescribed\'.', 'Letter from Colin MacLarty, concerning the case of Mr Stewart, who \'desires me to inform you that he has strictly adhered by the rules prescribed\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:13:36', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2956, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2405, 'CUL/1/2/1460', '1784-02-17', 'c', 'c', 'i', '17? February 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Cochran, concerning the case of Mr Shanks.', 'Letter from George Cochran, concerning the case of Mr Shanks. [In letter 4783, Cullen mentions having received two notes enclosed with this letter.] [Probably guinea notes, for the payment - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2941, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2406, 'CUL/1/2/1461', '1784-02-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 February 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to Miss King, concerning her own case. Letter accompanied a parcel of medicines. Date of the letter a guess based on circumstantial evidence form related letters.', 'Letter from Eliza King, concerning her own case. King dates her letter 1783 which has been corrected by another hand to 1784. Newhall is place of writing, but it is not clear where this place is. Have linked this to Newhalls (as a guess) as this is in the Edinburgh area, and there is a reference to Lawnmarket elsewhere. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 09:58:37', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3925, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2407, 'CUL/1/2/1462', '1784-02-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 February 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Logan, concerning the case of Mr Macadam of Grimmel, a former cattle-dealer who was \'siezed [with] a palsy\' some weeks previously.', 'Letter from Thomas Logan, concerning the case of Mr Macadam of Grimmel, a former cattle-dealer who was \'siezed [with] a palsy\' some weeks previously. Not sure if I have linked to the correct Dr Campbell. GW [Not enough evidence to confirm it\'s Ivie Campbell so have delinked him and created a new person record for Dr Campbell - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2098, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2408, 'CUL/1/2/1463', '1784-02-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from M. Hamilton, asking for a letter of recommendation from Cullen so that he can establish his own practice. He also mentions that he is unable to procure a copy of Cullen\'s _First Lines of the Practice of Physic_ \'for any price in London: they are all sold\'. ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2409, 'CUL/1/2/1464', '1784-02-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 February 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Richard Walker, concerning the case of Miss F. Robinson. ', 'Letter from Richard Walker, concerning the case of Miss F. Robinson. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2958, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2410, 'CUL/1/2/1465', '1784-03-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 March 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from L. Maxwell, concerning her own case [Mrs Lucy Maxwell of Munshes.].', 'Letter from L. Maxwell, concerning his(?) own case. [Mrs Lucy Maxwell of Munshes. LMcC.]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:54:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2974, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2411, 'CUL/1/2/1466', '1784-03-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 March 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from David McClean, concerning his own case. He also mentions that he has had no reply to his previous letter to Cullen, and has \'been under Great Anxiety for an answer\'. ', 'Letter from David McClean, concerning his own case. He also mentions that he has had no reply to his previous letter to Cullen, and has \'been under Great Anxiety for an answer\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 15:15:27', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3878, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2412, 'CUL/1/2/1467', '1784-03-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 March 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Boswell, concerning the case of Dr Samuel Johnson, who has \'been very ill for some time\'.', 'Letter from James Boswell, concerning the case of Dr Johnson, who has \'been very ill for some time\'. Anxious for his friend\'s well-being, Boswell wrote similar letters to several leading physicians on the same day.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 10:38:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4139, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2413, 'CUL/1/2/1468', '1784-03-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 March 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Weir concerning the case of Nanny Newbigging, aged 5 years. Addressed to Robert Newbigging. ', 'Letter from John Weir concerning the case of Nanny Newbigging, aged 5 years. Addressed to Robert Newbigging. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 10:00:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4872, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2414, 'CUL/1/2/1469', '1784-03-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 March 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Haighton, concerning his own case. He had seen Cullen in Edinburgh the previous December. ', 'Letter from John Haighton, concerning his own case. He had seen Cullen in Edinburgh the previous December. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5435, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2415, 'CUL/1/2/1470', '1784-03-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 March 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from David Hamilton, who has previously consulted Cullen in Edinburgh, and is still finding no real relief for his lameness from either fomentations or electricity. He wonders \'if a Machine cou\'d be contrived to keep the foot from drooping it wou\'d assist me greatly in Walking\'.', 'Letter from David Hamilton, who has previously consulted Cullen in Edinburgh, and is still finding no real relief for his lameness from either fomentations or electricity. He wonders \'if a Machine cou\'d be contrived to keep the foot from drooping it wou\'d assist me greatly in Walking\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:47:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5069, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2416, 'CUL/1/2/1471', '1784-03-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 March 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from an unnamed correspondent concerning the case of Miss Montgomery. Handwriting suggests the author is John White.', 'Letter from an unnamed correspondent concerning the case of Miss Montgomery. I think the author is John White (ID187). I\'ve compared this writing of this letter with those of White and they look similar. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 14:02:13', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5514, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2417, 'CUL/1/2/1472', '1784-03-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 March 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Frances Dunlop, concerning the case of Mr Dunlop. A handstamp is present but illegible, ending in \'-ton\'. ', 'Letter from Frances Dunlop, concerning the case of Mr Dunlop.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2514, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2418, 'CUL/1/2/1473', '1784-03-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 March 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from E. Smyth, concerning the case of Mrs R.', 'Letter from E. Smyth, concerning the case of Mrs R.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3563, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2419, 'CUL/1/2/1474', '1784-03-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 March 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Jane Pearson, concerning the case of her daughter, Hannah Pearson. Hannah\'s symptoms are intermittent vomiting, loss of appetite, a cough, and menstrual irregularity.', 'Letter from Jane Pearson, concerning the case of her daughter. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2767, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2420, 'CUL/1/2/1475', '1784-03-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 March 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Philip Holland, concerning the case of the daughter of Mr Sykes.', 'Letter from Philip Holland, concerning the case of the daughter of Mr Sykes.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2975, 1, 7, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2421, 'CUL/1/2/1476', '1784-03-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 March 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Walker, concerning the case of Mrs McMurdo.', 'Letter from John Walker, concerning the case of Mrs McMurdo.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5445, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2422, 'CUL/1/2/1477', '1784-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1784?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned, undated letter concerning the correspondent\'s own case. He(?) has a bad cough and spitting of blood; the letter is to be carried by \'my brother\'.', 'Unsigned, undated letter concerning the correspondent\'s own case. He(?) has a bad cough and spitting of blood; the letter is to be carried by \'my brother\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:02:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4771, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2423, 'CUL/1/2/1478', '1784-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1784?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of \'E. K.\', a female patient. Year entirely conjectural.', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of \'E. K.\', a female patient. Year entirely conjectural so we need to Check the handwriting against similar cases.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2981, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2424, 'CUL/1/2/1479', '1784-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1784?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of \'Miss G. K.\'. ', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of \'Miss G. K.\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 20:28:30', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5058, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2425, 'CUL/1/2/1480', '1784-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1784?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note, by a patient, probably male, who feels hectic and has a weak chest; has bathed at Brigthelmstone and visited Cambridge. Date only based on placing in box.', 'Unsigned case note, by a patient, probably male, who feels hectic and has a weak chest; has bathed at Brigthelmstone and visited Cambridge. Date only based on placing in box.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 21:10:08', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3880, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2426, 'CUL/1/2/1481', '1783-03-22', 'i', 'i', 'i', '22? March? 1783?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of William Holland, a disabled infant. Was just dated 1784, but date has been revised after been matched to Cullen\'s reply.', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of William Holland. Was just dated 1784, but has been revised. DS [This must be 1783 rather than 1784 - doc 729 is the reply - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2851, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2427, 'CUL/1/2/1482', '1784-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1784?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note describing the case of an unnamed male patient, aged 19, with epilepsy.', 'Case note describing the case of an unnamed male patient, aged 19, with epilepsy.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 21:09:46', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3881, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2428, 'CUL/1/2/1483', '1784-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1784?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'A letter addressed to Dr Alves by an unknown author, concerning the case of Mrs Jane Fraser of Reelig. Her symptoms include pain in her sides, cough, spitting blood and breathlessness.', 'Unsigned letter addressed to Dr Alves, concerning the case of a patient only named as Jane.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4278, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2429, 'CUL/1/2/1484', '1784-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1784?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of J. Lorimer, who was previously attended by William Fordyce in London.', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of J. Lorimer, who was previously attended by William Fordyce in London.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 20:28:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4772, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2430, 'CUL/1/2/1485', '1784-05-20', 'i', 'i', 'i', '20? May? 1784?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note describing the case of \'T: G\' (the Reverend Thomas Gordon), written by the patient himself.', 'Case note describing the case of \'T. G\', written by the patient. Undated orphaned enclosure. I think is may be the first letter of Case 1704. T.G. (I think T.G. is the Rev. Thomas Gordon (ID2921)) describes climbing steps to the pulpit, and the use of the word \"hath\" which is also found in Letter 2475 (Case 1704). Also in Letter 2475 he describes similar symptoms as that in 2430 \"Since stating my case to you, it hath undergone a very great change. Instead of the pain in the breast ...\". As the first letter of Case 1704 is a reply from Cullen, this could be letter he is referring to. Also the handwriting is very similar (done by a scribe as indicated in 2475). This would also put the date of the letter sometime in May 1784. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5554, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2431, 'CUL/1/2/1486', '1784-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1784?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of \'A. B.\',  a man much travelled, who is described as having hypochondria.', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of \'A. B.\',  a man much travelled, who is described as having hypochondria. DOES NOT TRANSFORM. Jenny, please note that Plenck\'s Solution has a value but has not been tagged in this letter..spotted by chance by DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2983, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2432, 'CUL/1/2/1487', '1784-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1784?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note headed \'Additions to the case\', referring to an unnamed male patient. Dating of 1784 is only based on place in box. Mentions that the patient has \'retuned to England\'. Handwriting and use of some specialist vocabulary, which may get echoed in Cullen\'s reply, could eventually enable identification of the case this belongs to. ', 'Unsigned case note headed \'Additions to the case\', referring to an unnamed male patient. Dating of 1784 is only based on place in box. Mentions that the patient has \'retuned to England\'. Handwriting and use of some specialist vocabulary - which may get echoed in Cullen\'s prey - could eventually enable identification of the case this belongs to. DS 9/1/14', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:57:16', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4056, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2433, 'CUL/1/2/1488', '1784-03-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'March 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from L. Maxwell, concerning her own case. ', 'Letter from L. Maxwell, concerning his(?) own case. [Definitely her own case. Maxwell of Munshes. LMcC]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:53:19', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2969, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2434, 'CUL/1/2/1489', '1784-01-12', 'i', 'i', 'i', '12? January? 1784?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of Mrs Vans Agnew. Dating inferred from date of Cullen\'s reply, ID:4772.', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of Mrs Vans Agnew. Dating inferred from date of Cullen\'s reply ID:47772. [From Barnborow. North of England?] [Seems to be Barnbarroch House, home of the Vans Agnew family - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2985, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2435, 'CUL/1/2/1490', '1784-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1784?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned letter describing the correspondent\'s own case. The patient suffers from a recurring rheumatic complaint and a disorder of the eye that renders him unable to bear any light. He had received an opinion from Mr Black, who had advised him to go to Buxton for his rheumatism, from which he felt benefit. The patient also mentions Dr Dunlop, who was involved in the treatment of his eye.', 'Unsigned letter describing the correspondent\'s own case. He had received an opinion from Mr Black, who had advised him to go to Buxton. Also mentions Dr Dunlop', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3998, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2436, 'CUL/1/2/1491', '1784-04-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 April 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from J. Pringle, concerning the case of Mr Worge.', 'Letter from J. Pringle, concerning the case of Mr Worge.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3194, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2437, 'CUL/1/2/1492', '1784-04-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 April 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Margaret Ferguson, concerning her own case and that of her mother, who has swollen legs and feet. Has concerns that the medicines she previously purchased were not of good quality and hopes Cullen\'s name will mean \"the Laboratory\" will be \"obliged to give them of the Very best quality\". Handstamp may read Dunfermline.', 'Letter from Margaret Ferguson, concerning her own case and her mother who has swollen legs and feet. Has concerns that the medicines she previously purchased were not of good quality and hopes Cullen\'s name will mean \"the Laboratory\" will be \"obliged to give them of the Very best quality\". Mrs Coulter, Stabler, Grassmarket is noted in Williamson\'s Edinburgh Directory 1790-1792, p.25 (http://archive.org/stream/williamsonsedin90will#page/24/mode/2up). Miss Ferguson\'s writing difficult to read together with phonetic spellings.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3055, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2438, 'CUL/1/2/1493', '1784-04-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 April 1784', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John McLagan, sending \'a plan of the star seat here\' (although the enclosure is missing). The Star Seat is one of several architectural features in the eighteenth-century landscaped grounds of Taymouth Castle. The indexing on the reverse gives it as the case of Mrs Macconochie. who is briefly mentioned.', 'Letter from John McLagan, sending \'a plan of the star seat here\' (although the enclosure is missing). The Star Seat is one of several architectural features in the eighteenth-century landscaped grounds of Taymouth Castle. The indexing on the reverse gives it as the case of Mrs Macconochie. who is not actually mentioned, but this perhaps relates to purposes of \'the bearer\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 15:56:52', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4884, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2439, 'CUL/1/2/1494', '1784-04-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 April 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Patrick Scott, concerning the case of Mrs Ratcliffe, whose health \'became impaired\' as a result of her husband\'s long illness.', 'Letter from Patrick Scott, concerning the case of Mrs Ratcliffe, whose health \'became impaired\' as a result of her husband\'s long illness.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2992, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2440, 'CUL/1/2/1495', '1784-04-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 April 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Weir, concerning the case of Nancy Newbigging. ', 'Letter from John Weir, concerning the case of Nancy Newbigging. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 10:01:19', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4883, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2441, 'CUL/1/2/1496', '1784-04-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 April 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Ross and M. Hunter, concerning the case of Lieutenant Smith of the Marines. Handstamp is present but illegible.', 'Letter from James Ross and M. Hunter, concerning the case of Lieutenant Smith of the Marines.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2837, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2442, 'CUL/1/2/1497', '1784-04-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 April 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Margaret Ferguson, concerning her own case and her mother\'s.', 'Letter from Margaret Ferguson, concerning her own case and her mothers. Miss Ferguson\'s writing difficult to read together with phonetic spellings.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3091, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2443, 'CUL/1/2/1498', '1784-04-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 April 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned note describing the case of an unnamed female patient who has developed a cough and other hectic symptoms. From Cullen\'s reply it can be ascertained that this case note was \'communicated\' - if not actually written - by Sir William Forbes.', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of an unnamed female patient. No obvious reply.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3793, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2444, 'CUL/1/2/1499', '1784-04-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 April 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note, describing the case of Lady Dumfries, who suffers from stomach cramps and vomiting (once with a bout of jaundice). She has had 10 children, the last in 1779, and a miscarriage two-and-a-half years ago.', 'Unsigned case note, describing the case of Lady Dumfries, who suffers from stomach cramps and vomiting (once with a bout of jaundice). She has had 10 children, the last in 1779, and a miscarriage two-and-a-half years ago. Handwriting may be identifiable. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2183, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2445, 'CUL/1/2/1500', '1784-04-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 April 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Colin MacLarty, concerning the case of Lieutenant Daniel McKinlay of the Navy. Lieutenant McKinlay suffers from an itching skin complaint on his hands and legs. MacLarty relates the complaint appears similar to some kinds of scabies he has observed and lists the medicines he has used in attempt to cure the Lieutenant\'s complaint.', 'Letter from Colin MacLarty, concerning the case of Lieutenant Daniel McKinlay of the Navy.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4782, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2446, 'CUL/1/2/1501', '1784-04-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 April 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Cokayne, concerning the case of Mr Handasyde.', 'Letter from William Cokayne, concerning the case of Mr Handasyde.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2823, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2447, 'CUL/1/2/1502', '1784-04-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 April 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Gilchrist and Alexander Copland, concerning the case of Mr Blair, Provost of Dumfries.', 'Letter from John Gilchrist and Alexander Copland, concerning the case of Mr Blair, Provost of Dumfries.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 14:05:35', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4690, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2448, 'CUL/1/2/1503', '1784-04-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 April 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note on Mrs A., now 33, who has a long history of menstrual problems between pregnancies, with pain in the right hypochondrium. At the age of 14, she injured her stomach falling against a tree-stump. She married at 21 and has had 4 children, the last in December 1782. A friend or relative who is a physician had wondered if her complaint might be caused by congestion in the liver, but she has not had any symptoms of jaundice.', 'Case note on Mrs A., now 33, who has a long history of menstrual problems between pregnancies, with pain in the right hypochondrium. At the age of 14, she injured her stomach falling against a tree-stump. She married at 21 and has had 4 children, the last in December 1782. A friend or relative who is a physician had wondered if her complaint might be caused by congestion in the liver, but she has not had any symptoms of jaundice. [MMG] Orphan case-note. NOPLACES', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4989, 1, 12, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2449, 'CUL/1/2/1504', '1784-04-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 April 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Taylor Peachy, Cadiz, concerning his own case. On Cullen\'s directions he has made plans to travel to London.', 'Letter from John Taylor Peachy, Cadiz, concerning his own case. On Cullen\'s directions he has made plans to travel to London.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:33:38', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5061, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2450, 'CUL/1/2/1505', '1784-04-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'April 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Elizabeth Watt to her cousin Mr Brown, concerning her own case, which she wishes him to take to Cullen: he has done this for her previously. She is suffering from pains in the head, nosebleeds, blisters in the mouth as well as stiffness and weakness in the back and limbs. Idiosyncratic spelling throughout.', 'Letter from Elizabeth Watt to her cousin Mr Brown, concerning her own case, which she wishes him to take to Cullen: he has done this for her previously. She is suffering from pains in the head, nosebleeds, blisters in the mouth as well as stiffness and weakness in the back and limbs. She admits that she had exaggerated the succss of the anodyne oil previously prescribed: \'told the Dr that I was weel told a great falshood\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3957, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2451, 'CUL/1/2/1506', '1784-04-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'April 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned, very detailed, substantial case history describing the patient\'s own case. Mentions Glasgow and consulting a Dr Marshall and Mr Hamilton. He recently arrived in Edinburgh to pursue his studies, but his apparent heart condition has been exacerbated by  the journey.', 'Unsigned, very detailed, substantial case history describing the patient\'s own case. Mentions Glasgow and consulting a Dr Marshall and Mr Hamilton. He recently arrived in Edinburgh to pursue his studies, but his apparent heart condition has been exacerbated by  the journey.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 15:46:46', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3635, 1, 9, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2452, 'CUL/1/2/1507', '1784-04-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'April 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Cokayne, concerning the case of Mr Handasyde.', 'Letter from William Cokayne, concerning the case of Mr Handasyde.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2820, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2453, 'CUL/1/2/1508', '1784-04-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'April? 1784?', '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe for Mrs Aird. The author and sender are unknown. A triangular handstamp reads \'Penny Post Payd\'.', 'Recipe for Mrs Aird. A triangular handstamp reads \'Penny Post Payd\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2749, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2454, 'CUL/1/2/1509', '1784-05-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 May 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Cokayne, concerning the case of Mr Handasyde. Cokayne reports Mr Handyside has continued steadily in the course of sweating prescribed but that the swelling has increased considerably so as to affect his breathing.', 'Letter from William Cokayne, concerning the case of Mr Handasyde.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2826, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2455, 'CUL/1/2/1510', '1784-05-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 May 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Loderick Irvine, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from Loderick Irvine, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 13:38:56', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4191, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2456, 'CUL/1/2/1511', '1784-05-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 May 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Esther McNeill (Campbell) (hand identified from comparison with letter 2612), concerning the case of her husband, Captain Duncan McNeill. Captain McNeill was suddenly seized with a giddiness in his head, flying pains all over his body, and heart palpitations.', 'Letter from Esther Campbell, concerning the case of Captain Duncan McNeill, who was suddenly seized with a giddiness in his head, flying pains all over his body, and heart palpitations.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2716, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2457, 'CUL/1/2/1512', '1784-05-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 May 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Miss Anne Ferguson, concerning her own case. Patient is a friend of Cullen\'s one-time patron and friend, the philosopher Lord Kames.', 'Letter from Miss Anne Ferguson, concerning her own case. [Ann Ferguson is a friend of a Lord, but not sure of the name. LMcC - Kames. MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 11:55:31', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4885, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2458, 'CUL/1/2/1513', '1784-05-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 May 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Carnegie, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from John Carnegie, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 10:01:52', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5034, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2459, 'CUL/1/2/1514', '1784-05-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 May 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Alves, concerning the case of Mrs Fraser. Her symptoms include a pain in her left side, a cough, spitting blood and a hardness in her breast.', 'Letter from John Alves, concerning the case of Mrs Fraser.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4291, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2460, 'CUL/1/2/1515', '1784-05-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 May 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Cokayne, concerning the case of Mr Handyside. Since Cokayne\'s last letter, Mr Handyside\'s anasarcous tumour has abated, though his pulse races, and he is more emaciated and much weaker than before.', 'Letter from William Cokayne, concerning the case of Mr Handasyde.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2830, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2461, 'CUL/1/2/1516', '1784-05-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 May 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Andrew Syme, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from Andrew Syme, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5259, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2462, 'CUL/1/2/1517', '1784-05-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 May 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Jamieson, concerning the case of \'Your Old acquaintance\' Commissary Marshall, who has been suffering from weakness and cramp in his legs, so that for the past year \'incapable of walking from his house to the Court without having the hold of some Friend\'. Neither electricity, friction, mustard seed or bark seem to have had any material effect.', 'Letter from John Jamieson, concerning the case of \'Your Old acquaintance\' Commissary Marshall, who has been suffering from weakness and cramp in his legs, so that for the past year \'incapable of walking from his house to the Court without having the hold of some Friend\'. Neither electricity, friction, mustard seed or bark seem to have had any material effect. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 16:19:57', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4015, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2463, 'CUL/1/2/1518', '1784-05-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 May 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Gilbert Laurie to Alexander Wood, concerning the case of his daughter; he asks if \'any more can be done for my sweet lassie\'. ', 'Letter from Gilbert Laurie to Alexander Wood, concerning the case of his daughter; he asks if \'any more can be done for my sweet lassie\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2994, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2464, 'CUL/1/2/1519', '1784-05-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 May 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from David McClean, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from David McClean, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 15:16:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3879, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2465, 'CUL/1/2/1520a', '1784-06-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 June 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Cathcart concerning his own case.', 'Letter from Robert Cathcart concerning his own case', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2807, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2466, 'CUL/1/2/1520b', '1784-06-01', 'c', 'i', 'i', '1? June? 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note by George Hamilton, concerning the case of Robert Cathcart.', 'Case note by George Hamilton, concerning the case of Robert Cathcart.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2802, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2467, 'CUL/1/2/1521', '1784-06-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 June 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Hamilton, concerning the case of Mr Sym.', 'Letter from William Hamilton, concerning the case of Mr Sym.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5261, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2468, 'CUL/1/2/1522', '1784-06-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 June 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Marion Cathcart, concerning the case of her husband, Mr Cathcart of Genoch. ', 'Letter from M. Cathcart, concerning the case of her husband, Mr Cathcart. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2810, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2469, 'CUL/1/2/1523a', '1784-06-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 June 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Hamilton, Stranraer, concerning the case of Mr Cathcart. ', 'Letter from George Hamilton, Stranrear, concerning the case of Mr Cathcart. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2811, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2470, 'CUL/1/2/1523b', '1784-06-08', 'c', 'c', 'i', '8? June 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Cathcart to George Hamilton, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from Robert Cathcart to George Hamilton, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2812, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2471, 'CUL/1/2/1524', '1784-06-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 June 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Andrew Sym, concerning his own case. ', 'Letter from Andrew Sym, concerning his own case. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5265, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2472, 'CUL/1/2/1525', '1784-06-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 June 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Ann Ferguson concerning her own case. She reports that she has taken \'watt yow was so good to ordr\', and describes its success. Faint handstamp. Probably from Perth.', 'Letter from Ann Ferguson concerning her own case. She reports that she has taken \'watt yow was so good to ordr\', and describes its success. [Faint handstamp. Probably from Perth. LMcC]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 11:56:43', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4891, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2473, 'CUL/1/2/1526', '1784-06-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 June 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Liddell, concerning \'your patient Mr Bunkell\', who \'remains much in the same situation as when you saw him\'. ', 'Letter from James Liddell, concerning \'your patient Mr Bunkell\', who \'remains much in the same situation as when you saw him\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 11:58:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4892, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2474, 'CUL/1/2/1527', '1784-06-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 June 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Taylor Peachy, concerning his own case. He reports that he \'recovered so rapidly, in Spain, and while I was at Sea, that I have become nearly as fat as I was\', but now reports that he is \'plagued with a difficulty of breathing\'. ', 'Letter from John Taylor Peachy, concerning his own case. He reports that he \'recovered so rapidly, in Spain, and while I was at Sea, that I have become nearly as fat as I was\', but now reports that he is \'plagued with a difficulty of breathing\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:33:59', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5114, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2475, 'CUL/1/2/1528', '1784-06-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 June 1784', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Gordon, concerning his own case. ', 'Letter from Thomas Gordon, concerning his own case. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3210, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2476, 'CUL/1/2/1529', '1784-06-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 June 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Andrew, concerning the case of Mr Livingstone.', 'Letter from John Andrew, concerning the case of Mr Livingstone.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 14:13:44', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2999, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(2477, 'CUL/1/2/1530', '1784-06-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 June 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Wallace, concerning the case of a female patient [possibly called Johnstone], the sister-in-law of the person delivering the letter. He mentions that she \'applied to you for a windy disorder\' about three years previously (no relevant evidence traced). She has a bilious complaint and history of poor digestion. Wallace asks if Hartfell Spa Water would be advisable. ', 'Letter from Alexander Wallace, concerning the case of a female patient, the sister-in-law of the person delivering the letter. He mentions that she \'applied to you for a windy disorder\' about three years previously. She has a bilious complaint and history of poor digestion. Wallace asks if Hartfell Spa Water would be advisable. No obvious reply but CHECK these details against other letters. [Mentions Johnston on the letter cover?]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 16:15:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3019, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2478, 'CUL/1/2/1531', '1784-06-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 June 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charles Rankine, concerning the case of Mrs McKonochie, troubled with \'stomachic complaints\' during pregnancy.', 'Letter from Charles Rankine, concerning the case of Mrs McKonochie, troubled with \'stomachic complaints\' during pregnancy.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1765, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2479, 'CUL/1/2/1532', '1784-07-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 July 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Alves, concerning the case of Mrs Fraser. Alves reports Mrs Fraser has suffered intermittent returns of all her complaints (side pain, breathlessness, cough and spitting of blood). On Sunday 13th June, Mrs Fraser fell down eight steps, without suffering any material injury.', 'Letter from John Alves, concerning the case of Mrs Fraser. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4309, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2480, 'CUL/1/2/1533', '1784-07-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 July 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Hamilton, concerning the case of Mr Cathcart.', 'Letter from George Hamilton, concerning the case of Mr Cathcart.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2816, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2481, 'CUL/1/2/1534', '1784-07-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 July 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning the case of Mr Collingwood of Cornhill, who \'delivers this, and wishes to have some Conversation with you in Regard to his Health\'. Mr Collingwood was seized with a fit that caused him to fall from his chair. Ingham lists the medicines and regimen he prescribed the patient.', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning the case of Mr Collingwood of Cornhill, who \'delivers this, and wishes to have some Conversation with you in Regard to his Health\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4611, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2482, 'CUL/1/2/1535', '1784-07-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 July 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Hogarth, concerning his own case. He mentions visiting Cullen in Edinburgh the previous November. Sends Cullen a present of \'spiced salmon\'.', 'Letter from James Hogarth, concerning his own case. He mentions visiting Cullen in Edinburgh the previous November. Sends Cullen a present of \'spiced salmon\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 16:10:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5105, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2483, 'CUL/1/2/1536', '1784-07-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 July 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Hamilton, concerning the case of Captain Steel, who has arrived at his father\'s house after consulting Cullen. He asks for Cullen\'s approval of a change in prescription. He also is pleased that Cullen liked the net he had sent, and says he has received the money for it.', 'Letter from James Hamilton, concerning the case of Captain Steel, who has arrived at his father\'s house after consulting Cullen. He asks for Cullen\'s apprioval of a change in prescription. He also is pleased that Cullen liked the net he had sent, and says he has received the money for it. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3274, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2484, 'CUL/1/2/1537', '1784-07-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 July 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Dougal concerning the case of the Rev. Mr Gordon. Addressed to Mr Gordon\'s son, Thomas Gordon, Writer to the Signet, Edinburgh. Handstamp present but illegible.', 'Letter from William Dougal concerning the case of Mr Gordon. Addressed to Thomas Gordon, Writer to the Signet, Edinburgh. HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2504, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2485, 'CUL/1/2/1538a', '1784-07-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 July 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Egan, concerning the case of Mr French.', 'Letter from Thomas Egan, concerning the case of Mr French.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 15:17:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4269, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2486, 'CUL/1/2/1538b', '1784-07-25', 'c', 'c', 'i', '25? July 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note, probably by Thomas Egan, concerning the case of Mr French.', 'Case note, probably by Thomas Egan, concerning the case of Mr French.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 15:18:14', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4271, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2487, 'CUL/1/2/1539', '1784-07-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 July 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George McCallum, concerning the case of Mr Howison. He advised the patient to \'send for Mr Wood to sound him\', but Howison \'resolutely refused and positively insisted he had no Stone\'. ', 'Letter from George McCallum, concerning the case of Mr Howison. He advised the patient to \'send for Mr Wood to sound him\', but Howison \'resolutely refused and positively insisted he had no Stone\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:51:13', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5048, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2488, 'CUL/1/2/1540', '1784-07-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 July 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Strachan, concerning the case of Mr Innes. Innes\'s case was drawn up and sent to Cullen in 1775, but he has \'Ever since been in a Declining state Both as to his strength and flesh\'.', 'Letter from Alexander Strachan, concerning the case of Mr Innes. Innes\'s case was drawn up and sent to Cullen in 1775, but he has \'Ever since been in a Declining state Both as to his strength and flesh\'. [Most likely Mr Innes of Rosyburn again.]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3020, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2489, 'CUL/1/2/1541', '1784-07-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 July 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charles Watson, concerning the case of an unnamed male patient. The letter is to be delivered by Dr Touch. ', 'Letter from Charles Watson, concerning the case of an unnamed male patient. The letter is to be delivered by Dr Touch. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2448, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2490, 'CUL/1/2/1542', '1784-07-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 July 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Andrew, concerning the case of Mr Livingstone.', 'Letter from John Andrew, concerning the case of Mr Livingstone.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3002, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2491, 'CUL/1/2/1543', '1784-07-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 July 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Hamilton, concerning the case of Captain Steel, who \'By a careful attention to regimen &amp; the use of the Nitre, with the Blessing of the Almighty [...] has nearly got free of his dangerous symptoms\'. He also mentions his own case: Hamilton has sprained both his ankles \'leaping over a wall\' in a hurry to visit Captain Steel, and is barely able to walk. Cullen notes a suggested treatment, and a list of names on the reverse, the significance of which is unclear.', 'Letter from James Hamilton, concerning the case of Captain Steel, who \'By a careful attention to regimen &amp; the use of the Nitre, with the Blessing of the Almighty [...] has nearly got free of his dangerous symptoms\'. He also mentions his own case: Hamilton has sprained both his ankles \'leaping over a wall\' in a hurry to visit Captain Steel, and is barely able to walk. Cullen notes a suggested treatment, and a list of names on the reverse, the significance of which is unclear: \'Mr Wood Mr Craig Mr I. Davidson Mr Towers [?] Dr Hamilton\'. [MMG] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3276, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2492, 'CUL/1/2/1544', '1784-07-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 July 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from A. Stevenson, concerning the case of Mr Donald, who \'passed some very anxious &amp; restless days &amp; nights after you left him\'. Mr Donald\'s symptoms include loose stools and vomiting.', 'Letter from A. Stevenson, concerning the case of Mr Donald, who \'passed some very anxious & restless days & nights after you left him\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2497, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2493, 'CUL/1/2/1545', '1784-07-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'July 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of Provost Molison, and giving an account of his condition back to 1770.', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of Provost Molison, and giving an account of his condition back to 1770.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3028, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2494, 'CUL/1/2/1546', '1784-07-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'July 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Brooke, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from John Brooke, concerning his own case. [David - the \'epidemical disease of the year 82\', on p.1, needs a note - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3048, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2495, 'CUL/1/2/1547', '1784-08-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 August 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert McIndoe, concerning the case of his brother Walter. Another brother, Edward, attended Cullen\'s classes in \'Winter 78 &amp; 79\'.', 'Letter from Robert McIndoe, concerning the case of his brother Walter. Another brother, Edward, attended Cullen\'s classes in \'Winter 78 & 79\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:22:26', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3058, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2496, 'CUL/1/2/1548', '1784-08-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 August 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George McCallum, concerning the case of Jackie Hamilton. \n', 'Letter from George McCallum, concerning the case of Jackie Hamilton. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3059, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2497, 'CUL/1/2/1549', '1784-08-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 August 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Andrew, concerning the case of the \'natural son\' of Mr Livingstone, who has \'been for these twenty years bypast in the East Indies\'. A handstamp is present but illegible.', 'Letter from John Andrew, concerning the case of the \'natural son\' of Mr Livingstone, who has \'been for these twenty years bypast in the East Indies\'. [Clarkston mentioned, but not sure whether it\'s the same place as the town in East Renfrewshire, as it was founded in the 1790s.]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3004, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2498, 'CUL/1/2/1550', '1784-08-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 August 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from W. Home, concerning the case of an unnamed female patient. Despite Cullen\'s advice, the patient\'s leucorrhoea continues and is now accompanied by flushes of heat over her body. Home wishes to know whether Cullen\'s former advice should be persisted in, or whether he would make any alterations.', 'Letter from W. Home, concerning the case of an unnamed female patient.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4744, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2499, 'CUL/1/2/1551', '1784-08-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 August 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Gilchrist, concerning the case of young Mr Macmurdo [McMurdo] of Drumlanrig.', 'Letter from John Gilchrist, concerning the case of Mr Macmurdo [McMurdo] of Drumlanrig.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3565, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2500, 'CUL/1/2/1552', '1784-08-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 August 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George McCallum, concerning the case of \'our little patient\' (Master J. Hamilton). ', 'Letter from George McCallum, concerning the case of \'our little patient\' (Master J. Hamilton). ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3065, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2501, 'CUL/1/2/1553', '1784-08-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 August 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Alexander Stevenson, concerning the case of Mr Donald. A short update in which Stevenson mentions that \'Mr Towers will give you more full information about Mr Donald than I can\'. ', 'Letter from A. Stevenson, concerning the case of Mr Donald. He mentions that \'Mr Towers will give you more full information about Mr Donald than I can\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2499, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2502, 'CUL/1/2/1554', '1784-08-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 August 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Wightman, concerning the case of Miss Mary Renton, \'whom you saw the beginning of this month\'. ', 'Letter from William Wightman, concerning the case of Miss Mary Renton, \'whom you saw the beginning of this month\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2773, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2503, 'CUL/1/2/1555', '1784-08-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 August 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Margaret Ferguson, concerning her own case and that of her mother. Miss Ferguson reports that the swelling of her mother\'s legs has increased and that the eruption on her face \'is as bad as ever\'. Her writing also contains phonetic spellings.', 'Letter from Margaret Ferguson, concerning her own case and her mother\'s. Miss Ferguson\'s writing difficult to read together with phonetic spellings.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3088, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2504, 'CUL/1/2/1556', '1784-09-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 September 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from C. Robertsone, concerning the case of Archibald Stevenson, minister at St Madoes. Mr Stevenson suffers from a skin complaint which has spread over the whole body. In a postscript, Robertsone observes \"that a distress, very like to Mr. Stevensons which the country people call a Blistered Rose, has been somewhat frequent in the Carse of Gowrieâ€.', 'Letter from C. Robertsone, concerning the case of Archibald Stevenson, minister at St Madoes. â€œI should have observed that a distress, very like to Mr. Stevensons which the country people call a Blistered Rose, has been somewhat frequent in the Carse of Gowrieâ€.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3675, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2505, 'CUL/1/2/1557', '1784-09-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 September 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'This letter contains a brief dietary regimen, including chicken broth glyster, and recipes for Colonel Clerk, signed L. P. (Lucas Pepys), Brighton. Mentioned in letter 2515 as having been sent by the patient to his nephew, William Maxwell, who probably delivered it to Cullen in person. ', 'Brief dietary regimen, including chicken broth glyster, and recipes for Colonel Clerk, signed L. P. (Lucas Pepys), Brighton. Mentioned in Doc ID 2515 as having been sent by the patient to his nephew William Maxwell (Person ID 3190), who probably delivered it to Cullen in person. [MMG] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:47:52', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5506, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2506, 'CUL/1/2/1558', '1784-09-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 September 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Likly, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from John Likly, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 13:28:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4860, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2507, 'CUL/1/2/1559', '1784-09-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 September 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from M. Hunter, concerning the case of George Mill, who consulted Cullen the previous summer for a skin condition. It has returned, with scaling and flaking of the skin, and he wishes to know if he should continue with the same treatment.', 'Letter from M. Hunter, concerning the case of George Mill, who consulted Cullen the previous summer for a skin condition. It has returned, with scaling and flaking of the skin, and he wishes to know if he should continue with the same treatment. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 14:19:31', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3935, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2508, 'CUL/1/2/1560', '1784-09-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 September 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note [probably by Dr John Gilchirst]  describing the case of Mr Spalding Gordon.', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of Mr Spalding Gordon.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2167, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2509, 'CUL/1/2/1561', '1784-09-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 September 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Wightman, concerning the case of Mr Renton\'s daughter, Miss Mary.', 'Letter from William Wightman, concerning the case of Mr Renton\'s daughter. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2796, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2510, 'CUL/1/2/1562', '1784-09-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 September 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Alves, concerning the case of Mrs Fraser. On 6th September 1784, Mrs Fraser was delivered of a son. Alves reports \'She had come to a Resolution, from which she could not be diverted, of nursing the Child\'. Mrs Frasers symptoms include: \'a short, trifling Cough\', breathlessness and pain in her side. Alves believes she is in danger of catching cold while sitting up at night to nurse her child and would rather dissuade her from nursing. He requests Cullen\'s advice on the subject.', 'Letter from John Alves, concerning the case of Mrs Fraser.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4396, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2511, 'CUL/1/2/1563', '1784-09-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 September 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from C. Robertsone, concerning the case of the Reverend Mr Stevenson. Robertsone reports on the condition of Mr Stevenson\'s skin complaint. The discharge, which was \'very great from the surface of the whole skin\' is now beginning to dry.', 'Letter from C. Robertsone, concerning the case of Mr Stevenson.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3734, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2512, 'CUL/1/2/1564a', '1784-09-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 September 1784', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Covering letter and case note from William Baylies, Berlin, concerning the case of Mr Heynitz, director of Mines of His Prussian Majesty. [The enclosures mentioned went to Mr Boswell.]', 'Covering letter and case note from William Baylies, Berlin, concerning the case of Mr Heynitz, director of Mines of His Prussian Majesty. [The enclosures mentioned went to Mr Boswell.]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 10:09:29', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5270, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'p'),
(2513, 'CUL/1/2/1564b', '1784-08-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 August 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Letter from Mr Heynitz concerning his own case, written in French.', 'Letter from Mr Heynitz concerning his own case, written in French.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 08:10:45', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5715, 2, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2514, 'CUL/1/2/1565', '1784-09-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 September 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George McCallum concerning the case of \'our little patient at Newhalls\' (Master J. Hamilton). ', 'Letter from George McCallum concerning the case of \'our little patient at Newhalls\' (Master J. Hamilton). ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3066, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2515, 'CUL/1/2/1566', '1784-09-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 September 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Colonel George Clerk, concerning his own case. The Colonel describes his continuing symptoms, and describes having been in Brighton, where he was treated by Lucas Pepys, who believes the Colonel\'s ailment is in his colon. He refers to a regimen prescribed by Pepys, which he has sent to his nephew, William Maxwell.', 'Letter from George Clerk, concerning his own case. He describes his continuing symptoms, and describes having been in Brighton, where he was treated by Lucas Pepys, who believes his ailment is in his colon. He refers to a regimen prescribed by Pepys, which he has sent to his nephew William Maxwell (Doc ID 2505). [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:48:03', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5519, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2516, 'CUL/1/2/1567', '1784-09-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 September 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Wightman, concerning the case of Miss Mary Renton. Miss Mary suffers from feverish fits of heat, copious sweats, complains of pain extending from the middle of the breast to the left side, and abnormal expectoration.', 'Letter from William Wightman, concerning the case of Miss M. Renton.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2797, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2517, 'CUL/1/2/1568', '1784-09-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 September 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charles Keith, concerning the case of James Bisset, who is delivering the letter himself.', 'Letter from Charles Keith, concerning the case of James Bisset. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3075, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2518, 'CUL/1/2/1569', '1784-09-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 September 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Andrew, concerning the case of Mr Livingston. ', 'Letter from John Andrew, concerning the case of Mr Livingston. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3008, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2519, 'CUL/1/2/1570', '1784-09-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 September 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Andrew Buist, a farmer, concerning the case of his son, who suffers recurring convulsive fits. The fits sometimes continue for more than an hour. A handstamp is present but illegible.', 'Letter from Andrew Buist, concerning the case of his son who is having fits. Addressed to \"William Collon\". SH [Handstamp present but illegible. LMcC]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4867, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2520, 'CUL/1/2/1571', '1784-09-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 September 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Likly, concerning his own case, which is probably venereal.', 'Letter from John Likly, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4893, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2521, 'CUL/1/2/1572', '1784-09-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 September 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Gordon, concerning the case of Mr Buist\'s son.', 'Letter from John Gordon, concerning the case of Mr Buist\'s son. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4838, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2522, 'CUL/1/2/1573', '1784-09-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 September 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Richard Worthington, concerning the case of Miss M. Burton, an 18-year-old girl who suffers from epigastric pain, vomiting and heartburn. He hopes that Cullen will reply soon since the patient is \'casually in this town\'. ', 'Letter from Richard Worthington, concerning the case of Miss M. Burton, an 18-year-old girl who suffers from epigastric pain, vomiting and heartburn. He hopes that Cullen will reply soon since the patient is \'casually in this town\'.  [MMG] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5335, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2523, 'CUL/1/2/1574', '1784-09-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'September 1784', '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Draft of a reply by Cullen concerning the case of Mr Heynitz. In three different hands, one of which is Cullen\'s and the other two presumably Cullen\'s scribes.', 'Draft of a reply by Cullen concerning the case of Mr Heynitz. [Mix of scribal hand (or hands) and Cullen\'s supplying corrections? LMcC]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5273, 1, 12, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2524, 'CUL/1/2/1575a', '1784-09-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 September 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', '\nLetter from Alexander Tower, serving as a covering letter for the case of \'A. B.\', the four-year-old son of a friend of his [identified as Mr Thomson in another letter] on the island of St Croix, \'which place I left June last\'. The addressee is unnamed, but Tower hopes to have both his and Cullen\'s advice (and inferred to be Munro, Secundus).', '\nLetter from Alexander Tower, serving as a covering letter for the case of \'A. B.\', the four-year-old son of a friend of his [identified as Mr Thomson in another letter] on the island of St Croix, \'which place I left June last\'. The addressee is unnamed, but Tower hopes to have both his and Cullen\'s advice (and inferred to be Munro, Secundus).', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:17:28', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3086, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2525, 'CUL/1/2/1575b', '1784-06-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 June 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of \'A. B.\', the four-year-old son of Mr Thomson on the island of St Croix. The child was healthy until being inoculated for smallpox, after recovering from which \'his speech left him [...] and that he was afflicted with a spasmodic affection in his right hand and arm\'.', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of \'A. B.\', the four-year-old son of Mr Thomson on the island of St Croix. The child was healthy until being inoculated for smallpox, after recovering from which \'his speech left him [...] and that he was afflicted with a spasmodic affection in his right hand and arm\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:16:54', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3078, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2526, 'CUL/1/2/1576', '1784-10-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 October 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of Mr Gillies, who has had returns of his ailment. He finds the issue in his head inconvenient, and wonders if a seton in the neck or an issue in the arm would be better.', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of Mr Gillies, who has had returns of his ailment. He finds the issue in his head inconvenient, and wonders if a seton in the neck or an issue n the arm would be better. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2648, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2527, 'CUL/1/2/1577', '1784-10-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 October 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Hamilton, concerning his own case. He reports that he has \'been taking the midicines you Prescribed Regularly\' since seeing Cullen previously. Illegible handstamp.', 'Letter from James Hamilton, concerning his own case. He reports that he has \'been taking the midicines you Prescribed Regularly\' since seeing Cullen previously. HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:23:07', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3095, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2528, 'CUL/1/2/1578', '1784-10-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 October 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Redpath [surgeon at Berwick]  concerning the case of Miss Wilkie, who has \'now got some better of the Complaints she advisd you about in Edinr\'. ', 'Letter from Robert Redpath [surgeon at Berwick]  concerning the case of Miss Wilkie, who has \'now got some better of the Complaints she advisd you about in Edinr\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:07:14', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4734, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2529, 'CUL/1/2/1579', '1784-10-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 October 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Wightman, concerning the case of Miss Mary Renton, \'whose Complaints since I wrote you last, have been nearly Stationary\'. ', 'Letter from William Wightman, concerning the case of Miss Mary Renton, \'whose Complaints since I wrote you last, have been nearly Stationary\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2799, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2530, 'CUL/1/2/1580', '1784-10-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 October 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from C. Robertstone, concerning the case of Rev. Mr. Stevenson. Robertsone reports Mr Stevenson\'s inability to use a particular ointment, as \'the smallest things of Mercury externally has had the effect to inflame his body\'. Robertsone also writes: \"Ledger &amp; Index are safe in J. Stewarts room in Edinr. the lowness of his finances caused him to leave the town so abruptly\". Cullen\'s previous letter makes no mention of this.', 'Letter from C. Robertstone, concerning the case of Rev. Mr. Stevenson. \"Ledger &amp; Index are safe in J. Stewarts room\" - unsure if this is another professional. Previous letter (4914) makes no mention of this. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3742, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2531, 'CUL/1/2/1581', '1784-10-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 October 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from A. Stevenson, concerning the case of Mr Coates\'s son. ', 'Letter from A. Stevenson, concerning the case of Mr Coates\'s son. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 13:57:36', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4739, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2532, 'CUL/1/2/1582', '1784-09-25', 'c', 'i', 'i', '25? September? 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note by Robert Watson, describing the case of Mrs Watson (presumably his wife), aged 25 and \'of a Scorbutic habit of body\', who caught cold 3 months after giving birth. She then suffered a relapse after riding to Edinburgh (their country home is about 9 miles south of town), and suffers from bouts of cough, shivering, sweating and retching. The letter is annotated \'October\', but as Cullen responded to it on 30 September, it must be dated a few days earlier. ', 'Case note by Robert Watson, describing the case of Mrs Watson (presumably his wife), aged 25 and \'of a Scorbutic habit of body\', who caught cold 3 months after giving birth. She then suffered a relapse after riding to Edinburgh (their country home is about 9 miles south of town), and suffers from bouts of cough, shivering, sweating and retching. The letter is annotated \'October\', but as Cullen responded to it on 30 September, it must be dated a few days earlier. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 21:17:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5226, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2533, 'CUL/1/2/1583', '1784-10-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'October 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of Mr George Crawford, who has \'been o[b]served by his acquaintances to have been much subject to a cough particularly in the winter time but of this he will give you a better account himself\'. ', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of Mr George Crawford, who has \'been o[b]served by his acquaintances to have been much subject to a cough particularly in the winter time but of this he will give you a better account himself\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:48:26', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2495, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2534, 'CUL/1/2/1584a', '1784-10-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'October 1784', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter by Cullen to an unnamed patient iin form of retained loose copy. He also hopes to get sight of Sir Lucas Pepys\' advice on the case, although he thinks Pepys\' prescription \'odd\'.', 'Letter by Cullen to an unnamed patient. He also hopes to get sight of Sir Lucas Pepys\' advice on the case, although he thinks Pepys\' prescription \'odd\'. The Latin on the reverse does not seem to be a translation of the letter, and may be reused scrap paper.\n\n22/03/13 Creating a new record DOC 6269 for the latin insert with new catalogue no for the enclosure with \'b\' - CUL/1/2/1584b. Images to be separated. Available after next batch update.\n\nThis DOC 2534 cat no to be updated to CUL/1/2/1584a\n\n\n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3719, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2535, 'CUL/1/2/1585', '1784-11-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 November 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Hamilton, concerning the case of Mr Muir, a wine merchant, who in the summer of 1779 was \'attack\'d with disagreeable and unusual feelings, particularly when he went into the wine cellar, vizt. a listlessness and inability to perform his usual work\'. ', '\nLetter from William Hamilton, concerning the case of Mr Muir, a wine merchant, who in the summer of 1779 was \'attack\'d with disagreeable and unusual feelings, particularly when he went into the wine cellar, vizt. a listlessness and inability to perform his usual work\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2247, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2536, 'CUL/1/2/1586', '1784-11-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 November 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Norris, concerning his own case. ', 'Letter from William Norris, concerning his own case. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 13:34:47', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4760, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2537, 'CUL/1/2/1587', '1784-11-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 November 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from B. M. Adamson, concerning the case of Mrs Younghusband, who has now travelled home to Tughill Hall.', 'Letter from B. M. Adamson, concerning the case of Mrs Younghusband, who has now travelled hom eto her house at Inghill Hall. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1969, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2538, 'CUL/1/2/1588a', '1784-11-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 November 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Colin Robertsone, concerning the case of the Reverend Mr Stevenson. Mr Stevenson\'s symptoms now include: looseness, diminishing strength, loss of appetite, and a pulse quickening to 100. His skin complaints continue. Robertsone believes the citrinum had a good effect and \'bids fair to dry the skin\'. Letter 2539 was originally enclosed with this letter.', 'Letter from C. Robertsone, concerning the case of Mr Stevenson.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3911, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2539, 'CUL/1/2/1588b', '1784-11-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 November 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Archibald Stevenson to Colin Robertsone, concerning the case of Archibald\'s father, the Reverend Mr Stevenson. Mr Stevenson had been weakened by a flux, which abated with the combined use of laudanum and powders (identified in letter 2538). Mr Stevenson\'s skin complaints continue. He has left off the use of the citrinum as it is believed the mercury entered his blood and caused the flux. The sublimate ointment, however, yielded better effects.', 'Letter by Archibald Stevenson to C. Robertsone, concerning the case of Archibald\'s father. The powders mentioned in this letter are identified in letter 2538. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3910, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2540, 'CUL/1/2/1589', '1784-11-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 November 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from B. M. Adamson, concerning the case of Mrs Younghusband.', 'Letter from B. M. Adamson, concerning the case of Mrs Younghusband.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1970, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2541, 'CUL/1/2/1590', '1784-11-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 November 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note from Dr Charles Keith concerning \'John Cooke, Esqr.\', aged 60, who has a urinary tract ailment, suspected to be caused by a bladder stone.', 'Case note from Dr Charles Keith concerning John Cooke, aged 60, who has a urinary tract ailment, suspected to be caused by a bladder stone. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5049, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2542, 'CUL/1/2/1591', '1784-11-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 November 1784', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'A scribal copy of an extract of a letter from Colonel Clerk, concerning his own case, probably sent originally to his nephew Colonel Maxwell (referred to in letter 4952). He is still suffering from insomnia, flatulence, oppressed breathing, urinary and digestive problems, and wishes he had gone to the Continent, which he will do if Cullen approves. Addressed specifically to \'Mint Close\', with no commercial post-stamp, which suggests it had been delivered locally in the Edinburgh area.', 'Transcribed extract of a letter from Colonel Clerk, concerning his own case, probably sent originally to his nephew Colonel Maxwell (referred to in Doc ID 4952). He is still suffering from insomnia, flatulence, oppressed breathing, urinary and digestive problems, and wishes he had gone to the Continent, which he will do if Cullen approves. Addressed specifically to \'Mint Close\', with no commercial post-stamp, which suggests it has been delivered locally in the Edinburgh area. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:48:36', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5517, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2543, 'CUL/1/2/1592', '1784-11-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 November 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Edward Brown, concerning his own case. About a year ago, after \'getting the worse of Liquor with some friends\', Brown \'unfortunately playd the fool and contracted something of a venereal disorder, which as affected me more or less almost ever since\'. Has been reading Buchan.', '\nLetter from Edward Brown, concerning his own case. About a year ago, after \'getting the worse of Liquor with some friends\', he \'unfortunately playd the fool and contracted something of a venereal disorder, which as affected me more or less almost ever since\'. Has been reading Buchan. [Footnote needed for Dr Buchan\'s \'Family Medicine\'?]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:48:45', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3207, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2544, 'CUL/1/2/1593', '1784-11-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 November 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Edward Brown, concerning his own case, in response to queries sent to him by Cullen. ', 'Letter from Edward Brown, concerning his own case, in response to queries sent to him by Cullen. [Jenny, I have already corrected the transcription as I needed a \'good\' copy, so you just need to check the metadata. David.]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:48:58', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3209, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2545, 'CUL/1/2/1594', '1784-11-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 November 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from B. M. Adamson, concerning the case of Mrs Younghusband.', 'Letter from B. M. Adamson, concerning the case of Mrs Younghusband.\n\nImages re-ordered. MH\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1987, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2546, 'CUL/1/2/1595', '1784-11-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 November 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Arthur Gair, concerning the case of Thomas Riddell of Felton Park, \'who was with you last week\'. ', 'Letter from Arthur Gair, concerning the case of Thomas Riddell of Felton Park, \'who was with you last week\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:30:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4906, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2547, 'CUL/1/2/1596', '1784-11-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 November 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Abernethie, concerning the case of Captain Urquhart.', 'Letter from Alexander Abernethie, concerning the case of Captain Urquhart.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 20:31:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4910, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2548, 'CUL/1/2/1597', '1784-12-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 December 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Rudd, concerning the case of his wife. Rudd mentions speaking to Archibald Cullen about the case, who \'was so good as promise that he would lay the case before you\'. ', 'Letter from James Rudd, concerning the case of his wife. Rudd mentions speaking to Archibald Cullen about the case, who \'was so good as promise that he would lay the case before you\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 17:33:15', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4918, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2549, 'CUL/1/2/1598', '1784-12-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 December 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Copland, concerning the case of Mrs Bushby.', 'Letter from Alexander Copland, concerning the case of Mrs Bushby.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 14:17:47', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4293, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2550, 'CUL/1/2/1599', '1784-12-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 December 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from B. M. Adamson, concerning the case of Mrs Younghusband, who \'to my great surprise is so far recover\'d, as to be able to walk cross her chamber & to eat any kind of animal food &ct. with a craving appetite\'. ', 'Letter from B. M. Adamson, concerning the case of Mrs Younghusband, who \'to my great surprise is so far recover\'d, as to be able to walk cross her chamber & to eat any kind of animal food &c with a craving appetite\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1990, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2551, 'CUL/1/2/1600', '1784-12-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 December 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charles Sanderson, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from Charles Sanderson, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:23:38', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3967, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2552, 'CUL/1/2/1601', '1784-12-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 December 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Richard Somner, concerning the case of Mrs Hepburn of Luffness. He mentions writing to Cullen previously about her case, but not receiving a reply.', 'Letter from Richard Somner, concerning the case of Mrs Hepburn of Luffness. He mentions writing to Cullen previously about her case, but not receiving a reply.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 21:18:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4763, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2553, 'CUL/1/2/1602', '1784-12-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 December 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from the physician G. Watts, concerning his own case. Watts studied medicine in Edinburgh, but under Dr Monro. He had seen some of Cullen\'s publications, and so was \'determined to request the favour of your advice\'.', 'Letter from G. Watts, concerning his own case. Watts studied medicine in Edinburgh, but under Dr Monro. He had seen some of Cullen\'s publications, and so was \'determined to request the favour of your advice\' ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:33:03', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4866, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2554, 'CUL/1/2/1603', '1785-01-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 January 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Alves, concerning the case of Mrs Fraser. Upon being exposed to cold, Mrs Fraser\'s former complaints return. These include shortness of breath, spitting blood, cough, and a persistent pain in her side.', 'Letter from John Alves, concerning the case of Mrs Fraser. Upon being exposed to cold, Mrs Fraser\'s former complaints return. These include shortness of breath, spitting blood, cough, and a persistent pain in her side.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4471, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2555, 'CUL/1/2/1604', '1785-01-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 January 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Gilchrist, concerning the case of Miss Aitken, aged twenty-eight, the only child of \'a very worthy Man of the Profession of the Law in this town [Dumfries]\'. Miss Aitken suffers from a long-standing, intermittent, painful chest complaint.', 'Letter from John Gilchrist, concerning the case of Miss Aitken.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4133, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2556, 'CUL/1/2/1605', '1785-01-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 January 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr John Gilchrist concerning Miss Aitken, Mr McDowall and a young gentleman in Drumlanrig.', 'Letter from Dr. John Gilchrist concerning Miss Aitken, Mr McDowall and a gentleman in Drumlanrig.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2272, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2557, 'CUL/1/2/1606', '1785-01-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 January 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John McKie Junior at Stranraer, concerning the case of Mrs McKie who has a persistent cough and pains in her back and legs. ', 'Letter from John McKie Junior at Stranraer, concerning the case of Mrs McKie who has a persistent cough and pains in her back and legs. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4142, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2558, 'CUL/1/2/1607', '1785-02-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 February 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Govan, concerning the case of Mr Mayes from the West Indies, who will deliver the letter in person. ', 'Letter from John Govan, concerning the case of Mr Mayes from the West Indies, who will deliver the letter in person. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3098, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(2559, 'CUL/1/2/1608', '1785-02-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 February 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Reverend Robert Dunbar, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from Reverend Robert Dunbar, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:19:40', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3113, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2560, 'CUL/1/2/1609', '1785-02-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 February 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Cullen\'s former student, John Stewart, concerning the case of a 27 year-old woman, whose second husband died of phthisis and the pox 4 years ago. She gave birth to a child, now dead, that the attending physician called \'one of the worst venereal cases in Children that ever had come under his care\', although he claimed she herself was not infected. She has since remarried and had a healthy child, but she is now suffering from symptoms of phthisis and other ailments.', 'Letter from Cullen\'s former student, John Stewart, concerning the case of a 27 year-old woman, whose second husband died of phthisis and the pox 4 years ago. She gave birth to a child, now dead, that the attending physician called \'one of the worst venereal cases in Children that ever had come under his care\', although he claimed she herself was not infected. She has since remarried and had a healthy child, but she is now suffering from symptoms of phthisis, pains in the tibias, and other ailments. He has been treating her with Calcinated Mercury, blistering and bleeding. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4033, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(2561, 'CUL/1/2/1610', '1785-02-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 February 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Catherine Davidson, concerning her own case. She consulted Cullen in person the previous summer, and is now in good health, apart from problems with sleeplessness. Due to the winter weather she has neglected use of the shower bath. She conveys her brother\'s regards, also.', 'Letter from Catherine Davidson, concerning her own case. She consulted Cullen in person the previous summer, and is now in good health, apart from problems with sleeplessness. She makes a Freudian slip: \'I am not a little indebted to your Recommendation of the Hartfelt Spa Water\'. Due to the winter weather she has neglected use of the shower bath. She conveys her brother\'s regards, also. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5196, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2562, 'CUL/1/2/1611', '1785-02-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 February 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning the case of Miss Ellison. He also discusses arrangements for an assistant for Mr Watson.', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning the case of Miss Ellison. He also discusses arrangements for an assistant for Mr Watson.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:49:07', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3622, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2563, 'CUL/1/2/1612', '1785-02-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 February 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George French, concerning the case of Rev. Ogilvy, a clergyman, originally from Angus, who has a urinary tract ailment. French believes it may be connected with a head injury he had suffered a couple of decades previously, which had led to chronic headaches and electrical treatment.', 'Letter from George French, concerning the case of Rev. Ogilvy, a clergyman, originally from Angus, who has a urinary tract ailment. French believes it may be connected with a head injury he had suffered a couple of decades previously, which had led to chronic headaches and electrical treatment. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 09:16:08', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4294, 1, 6, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2564, 'CUL/1/2/1613', '1785-02-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 February 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George McCallum, concerning the case of Mrs Pringle, who \'ever since you saw her, is upon the whole rather better\'. ', 'Letter from George McCallum, concerning the case of Mrs Pringle, who \'ever since you saw her, is upon the whole rather better\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 11:44:03', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5692, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2565, 'CUL/1/2/1614', '1785-02-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 February 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Reverend Robert Dunbar, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from Reverend Robert Dunbar, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 15:13:31', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3115, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2566, 'CUL/1/2/1615', '1785-02-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 February 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Hamilton, concerning the case of Mr Muir who having recovered his voice is considering going to the East or West Indies.', 'Letter from William Hamilton, concerning the case of Mr Muir who having recovered his voice is considering going to the East or West Indies.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:49:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2250, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2567, 'CUL/1/2/1616', '1785-02-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 February 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of Mrs Orr. As well as reporting on her symptoms, Taylor also asks Cullen about the case of Mr Stuart\'s concussion.', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of Mrs Orr. He also asks about the case of Mr Stuart\'s concussion.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:49:26', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2960, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2568, 'CUL/1/2/1617', '1785-02-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 February 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Reverend John Coulter, concerning the case of his wife.', 'Letter from Reverend John Coulter, concerning the case of his wife.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 09:37:16', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5550, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2569, 'CUL/1/2/1618', '1785-02-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 February 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George French concerning the case of Mr Ogilvy, in response to queries sent by Cullen.', 'Letter from George French concerning the case of Mr Ogilvy, in response to queries sent by Cullen.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 09:18:45', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4298, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2570, 'CUL/1/2/1619', '1785-03-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 March 1785', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Cochrane, concerning an unnamed child patient (his nephew James), giving his opinion and that of Mrs Gilchrist (the boy\'s maternal grandmother, related to Cullen). An enclosed note from his brother, the Earl of Dundonald, is mentioned, which he says misunderstands the nature of the child\'s ailment. This enclosed note is Doc ID 2589, to Mrs Gilchrist, attributing it to worms.', 'Letter from Alexander Cochrane, concerning an unnamed child patient (his nephew James), giving his opinion and that of Mrs Gilchrist (the boy\'s maternal grandmother). An enclosed note from his brother, the Earl of Dundonald, is mentioned, which he says misunderstands the nature of the child\'s ailment - This is Doc ID 2589, to Mrs Gilchrist, attributing it to worms. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:49:38', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5222, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2571, 'CUL/1/2/1620', '1785-03-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 March 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Stewart, thanking Cullen for his response on his unnamed female patient. He informs him of Mr Abernethie\'s safe arrival, bearing Cullen\'s letter about him [ID 4981]. Miss Abernethie has been advised by friends in London to go with her brother to Madeira. The place of posting on the cover seems to be handwritten on as London, indicating that W Molleson provided a frank (free postage).', 'Letter from John Stewart, thanking Cullen for his response on his unnamed female patient. He informs him of Mr Abernethie\'s safe arrival, bearing Cullen\'s letter about him [ID 4981]. Miss Abernethie has been advised by friends in London to go with her brother to Madeira. The place of posting on the cover seems to be handwritten on as London, with the name W Molleson (a carrier?). [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4035, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2572, 'CUL/1/2/1621', '1785-03-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 March 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Patrick Scott, concerning the case of Mrs Heywood.', 'Letter from Patrick Scott, concerning the case of Mrs Heywood.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2442, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2573, 'CUL/1/2/1622', '1785-03-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 March 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John McKie, concerning the case of Mrs McKie.', 'Letter from John McKie, concerning the case of Mrs McKie.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2280, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2574, 'CUL/1/2/1623', '1785-03-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 March 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Captain Alexander Cochrane, concerning the case of James Cochrane. His nephew\'s condition \'has been much worse these some days\', is \'extremely Ill\' and \'so weak as not to be Able to quit his Bed\'.', 'Letter from Captain Alexander Cochrane, concerning the case of James Cochrane.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2186, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2575, 'CUL/1/2/1624', '1785-03-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 March 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Ochiltree, concerning the case of Miss Campbell. The letter is addressed to Ivie Campbell, care of James Stewart, druggist, Edinburgh, whom he asks to consult Cullen.', 'Letter from Robert Ochiltree, concerning the case of Miss Campbell. The letter is addressed to Ivie Campbell, care of James Stewart, druggist, Edinburgh, whom he asks to consult Cullen.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2201, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2576, 'CUL/1/2/1625', '1785-03-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 March 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of Mrs Orr. Upon discovering from Cullen\'s reply that he had forgot some of the particulars of Mrs Orr\'s case, her friends insisted Taylor write to Cullen to remind him of them. Taylor also thanks Cullen for his thoughts on the case of Mr Stuart and offers information on a case where the cold bath was used \'but ended fatally\' upon a patient of his who suffered from tetanus.', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of Mrs Orr.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:49:48', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2966, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2577, 'CUL/1/2/1626', '1785-03-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 March 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Macarthur, concerning the case of Mrs Cruickshank.', 'Letter from John Macarthur, concerning the case of Mrs Cruickshank.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:00:40', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4778, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2578, 'CUL/1/2/1627', '1785-03-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 March 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Thomson, concerning his own case. Thomson requests leave to supply Cullen with \'a few circumstances in addition to the confused case I gave You to Day\'. He reports on the remedies and treatments he has used for his sores and gives information regarding his diet and exercise.', 'Letter from Alexander Thomson, concerning his own case. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3281, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2579, 'CUL/1/2/1628', '1785-03-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 March 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Heysham, concerning the case of an unnamed male patient who has \'for some years, been affected with an eruption which chiefly affects the back part of both his hands\'.', 'Letter from John Heysham, concerning the case of an unnamed male patient who has \'for some years, been affected with an eruption which chiefly affects the back part of both his hands\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 21:06:28', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3599, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2580, 'CUL/1/2/1629', '1785-03-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 March 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from T. Brown, concerning the case of an unnamed male patient.', 'Letter from T. Brown, concerning the case of an unnamed male patient.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5282, 1, 8, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2581, 'CUL/1/2/1630', '1785-03-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 March 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Richard Milnes concerning the case of an unnamed male patient.', 'Letter from Richard Milnes concerning the case of an unnamed male patient.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 20:47:13', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3388, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2582, 'CUL/1/2/1631', '1785-03-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 March 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Goodsir, reporting on the progress of Mrs Bethune and Miss Lindsay.', 'Letter from John Goodsir, reporting on the progress of Mrs Bethune and Miss Lindsay.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 14:08:58', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2421, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2583, 'CUL/1/2/1632', '1785-03-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 March 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John McKie, concerning the case of Mrs McKie. Mrs McKie fears the temporary cessation of her menses indicates the onset of a consumption.', 'Letter from John McKie, concerning the case of Mrs McKie.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2299, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2584, 'CUL/1/2/1633a', '1785-03-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 March 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John McFarquhar. Covering letter for a case note by Daniel Forbes describing the case of Miss Mary Baillie. McFarquhar writes of his younger son Tom, who was a student of Cullen\'s, and is now the surgeon general to the army on the Malabar coast of India, although he has lost his left hand from a cannon ball.', 'Letter from John McFarquhar. Covering letter for a case note by Daniel Forbes describing the case of Miss Mary Baillie. McFarquhar writes of his younger son Tom, who was a student of Cullen\'s, and is now the surgeon general to the army on the Malabar coast of India, although he has lost his left hand from a cannon ball.\r\n\r\nFrom Jane Corrie: \"Uses interesting written swirl denoting forceps after his signature\" MH \r\nDOODLE-IMG-1 ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 14:13:34', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3117, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2585, 'CUL/1/2/1634', '1785-03-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 March 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Wishart and John McFarquhar, concerning the case of Miss Henrieta Ross, aged thirteen. Several months ago she \'became indolent and discovered an inclination to ly upon her Bed and afterwards began to complain of pain in the right side a little below the Breast\'. ', '\nLetter from James Wishart and John McFarquhar, concerning the case of Miss Henrieta Ross, aged thirteen. Several months ago she \'became indolent and discovered an inclination to ly upon her Bed and afterwards began to complain of pain in the right side a little below the Breast\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2402, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2586, 'CUL/1/2/1635', '1785-03-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 March 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George French concerning the case of Mr Ogilvy, who was \'put on a course of the powder of the leaves of Uva Ursi\' in accordance with Cullen\'s directions.', 'Letter from George French concerning the case of Mr Ogilvy, who was \'put on a course of the powder of the leaves of Uva Ursi\' in accordance with Cullen\'s directions.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 09:21:07', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4300, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2587, 'CUL/1/2/1636', '1785-04-00', 'c', 'i', NULL, 'April? 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'T', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Whytt, reporting the death of James Cochrane at Culross Abbey House on 19 March, and giving an account of the post mortem carried out on the authority of Lord Dundonald. The letter may be dated early April, as he refers to the child\'s death as taking place on \'the Nineteenth Ult(imo)\'.', 'Letter from James Whytt, reporting the death of James Cochrane at Culross Abbey House on 19 March, and giving an account of the post mortem carried out on the authority of Lord Dundonald. - Letter may be dated early April, as he refers to the child\'s death as taking place on \'the Nineteenth last\'. [MMG]HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2199, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2588, 'CUL/1/2/1637', '1785-03-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'March 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of \'A. T.\' [Alexander Thomson] who suffers from recurring sores. Thomson has spent seven years in the East India company and thirteen years in Jamaica, but has been very healthy, although he has \'rather liv\'d too carelessly & freely\'. ', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of \'A. T.\'. [Alexander Thomson] who has spent seven years in the East India company and thirteen years in Jamaica, but has been very healthy although he has \'rather liv\'d too carelessly & freely\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:49:59', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3266, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2589, 'CUL/1/2/1638', '1785-03-01', 'c', 'c', 'i', '1? March 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Lord Dundonald, from unknown location (possibly London area, where his wife had died in November 1784)), probably to his late wife\'s mother, Mrs Gilchrist, and concerning the case of \'Jamie\', his son. He mentions Cullen and Mr Wood being with the patient. Enclosed with Doc ID 2570 (which is dated 6 March) by his brother Alexander.', 'Letter from Lord Dundonald, from unknown location (possibly London area, where his wife had died in November 1784)), probably to his late wife\'s mother, Mrs Gilchrist, and concerning the case of \'Jamie\', his son. He mentions Cullen and Mr Wood being with the patient. Enclosed with Doc ID 2570 (which is dated 6 March) by his brother Alexander. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:50:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2191, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2590, 'CUL/1/2/1639', '1785-04-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 April 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Moncrieff, concerning the case of John Sommervill, whose brother will deliver the letter.', 'Letter from George Moncrieff, concerning the case of John Sommervill, whose brother will deliver the letter.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2412, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2591, 'CUL/1/2/1633b', '1785-03-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 March 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note by Daniel Forbes, concerning the case of Miss Mary Baillie  [John McFarquhar might have added the postscript.]', 'Enclosed case note by Daniel Forbes, concerning the case of Miss Mary Baillie. [John McFarquhar might have added the postscript.]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 14:15:54', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3118, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2592, 'CUL/1/2/1640a', '1785-04-09', 'c', 'c', 'i', '9? April 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Ivie Campbell, at \'Stewart\'s laboratory\', concerning the case of Miss Campbell, with a \'journal\' of the amounts of a prescription administered from the 26th of March to the 4th of April.', 'Letter from Ivie Campbell concerning the case of Miss Campbell, with an annotation of the grains of a recipe administered from the 26th of March to the 4th of April. Note from David about Stewart\'s laboratory: \"I think I tried to find it on an published Edinburgh Directory of businesses (a \'laboratory\' in this context means essentially a pharmacy or a place where medicines were made-up (in the UK we still call a pharmacy \'the chemists\').\n\nWe can be pretty sure it would have been in the Old Town (i.e.  central Edinburgh just off the high street, but I think it is OK to just use generic coordinates.\"', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2212, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2593, 'CUL/1/2/1640b', '1785-04-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 April 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Ochiltree, addressed to Mr Ivie Campbell, care of Mr James Stewart, Druggist.', 'Letter from Robert Ochiltree, addressed to \'Mr Ivie Campbell\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3039, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2594, 'CUL/1/2/1641', '1785-04-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 April 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Richard Milnes, informing Cullen that he wrote sixteen days ago concerning the case of a \'a Gentleman in this neighbourhood, who wished to have your advice\', but has had no answer.', 'Letter from Richard Milnes, informing Cullen that he wrote sixteen days ago concerning the case of a \'a Gentleman in this neighbourhood, who wished to have your advice\', but has had no answer.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 20:48:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3522, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2595, 'CUL/1/2/1642', '1785-04-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 April 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr George Hamilton, concerning his own case. Another may written this out for Hamilton as hand is clear and confident, but the signature is tremulous.', 'Letter from George Hamilton, concerning his own case. [Wondering if a scribe has written this out for Hamilton? The hand is clear and confident, but the signature is tremulous. LMcC]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:04:40', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4303, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2596, 'CUL/1/2/1643', '1785-04-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 April 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Ochiltree to Ivie Campbell, care of Mr James Stewart, druggist, Edinburgh, concerning the case of Miss Campbell. A handstamp is present but illegible.', 'Letter from Robert Ochiltree to Ivie Campbell, care of Mr James Stewart, druggist, Edinburgh, concerning the case of Miss Campbell. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2203, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2597, 'CUL/1/2/1644', '1785-04-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 April 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from B. Hepburn, concerning his(?) own case. Mentions that \'Mr Sommers some time ago, told me he had wrote you the Effects of the medicines you Ordered me\'.', 'Letter from B. Hepburn, concerning his(?) own case. Mentions that \'Mr Sommers some time ago, told me he had wrote you the Effects of the medicines you Ordered me\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 21:20:43', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4765, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2598, 'CUL/1/2/1645', '1785-04-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 April 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Mayes, concerning his own case. He has seen Mr Wood already, and asks Cullen how long he thinks it will take him to be cured, as he is keen to return to the West Indies but will stay \'if three months would Effect a cure\'.', 'Letter from Alexander Mayes, concerning his own case. He has seen Mr Wood already, and asks Cullen how long he thinks it will take him to be cured, as he is keen to return to the West Indies but will stay \'if three months would Effect a cure\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3104, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2599, 'CUL/1/2/1646a', '1785-04-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 April 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John McFarquhar, concerning the case of Miss Mary Baillie, whose parents \'were desirous that you shoud be informed what changes have happend\' . Covering letter for a case note by Daniel Forbes.', 'Letter from John McFarquhar, concerning the case of Miss Mary Baillie, whose parents \'were desirous that you shoud be informed what changes have happend\' . Covering letter for a case note by Daniel Forbes.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 14:16:30', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3126, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2600, 'CUL/1/2/1646b', '1785-04-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 April 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note by Daniel Forbes, surgeon, concerning the case of Miss Mary Baillie, enclosed in related letter of the 15th.', 'Case note by Daniel Forbes, surgeon, concerning the case of Miss Mary Baillie.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 14:17:19', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3125, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2601, 'CUL/1/2/1647', '1785-04-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 April 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Ross and John Bate, concerning the case of Mrs Mitchell, who \'began to complain of great Weakness, Want of Appetite, Pain in the Head, with Weakness or Pain in the Region of the Loins\', after giving birth.', 'Letter from James Ross and John Bate, concerning the case of Mrs Mitchell, who \'began to complain of great Weakness, Want of Appetite, Pain in the Head, with Weakness or Pain in the Region of the Loins\', after giving birth.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:42:40', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4928, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2602, 'CUL/1/2/1648', '1785-04-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 April 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Westmorland, concerning his own case. He mentions contacting Cullen \'[o]n the tenth of February last\', and reports that now \'[m]y spirits are less hurried, and those unnatural heats and chilly fits, with which I have been long afflicted, are abating very perceptibly\', and that \'the nocturnal Emissions\' have ceased after he began sleeping on his side. He requests more of the pills which Cullen had previously prescribed.', 'Letter from John Westmorland, concerning his own case. He mentions contacting Cullen \'[o]n the tenth of February last\', and reports that now \'[m]y spirits are less hurried, and those unnatural heats and chilly fits, with which I have been long afflicted, are abating very perceptibly\', and that \'the nocturnal Emissions\' have ceased after he began sleeping on his side. He requests more of the pills which Cullen had previously prescribed. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4031, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2603, 'CUL/1/2/1649', '1785-04-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 April 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Ochiltree to Ivie Campbell, concerning the case of Miss Campbell. Ochiltree is concerned the musk supplier has sold them short.', 'Letter from Robert Ochiltree to Ivie Campbell, concerning the case of Miss Campbell.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2217, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2604, 'CUL/1/2/1650', '1785-04-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 April 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George French, concerning the death of Mr Ogilvy.', 'Letter from George French, concerning the death of Mr Ogilvy. \n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 09:22:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4302, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2605, 'CUL/1/2/1651', '1785-04-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 April 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Hamilton, concerning an unnamed male patient\'s \'Case of difficult deglutition\'. ', 'Letter from George Hamilton, concerning an unnamed male patient\'s \'Case of difficult deglutition\'. [Can\'t make out the handstamp. Probably London. LMcC] HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 16:17:30', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4932, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2606, 'CUL/1/2/1652', '1785-04-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 April 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Ochiltree, concerning the case of Miss Campbell.', 'Letter from Robert Ochiltree, concerning the case of Miss Campbell.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2219, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2607, 'CUL/1/2/1653', '1785-04-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 April 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from Richard Milnes, concerning the case of an unnamed male patient. He also writes of Dr Fothergill\'s advice.', 'Letter from Richard Milnes, concerning the case of an unnamed male patient. He also writes of Dr Fothergill\'s advice.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 20:49:29', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3524, 1, 8, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2608, 'CUL/1/2/1654', '1785-04-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 April 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Gilchrist, concerning the case of Mr Maxwell of Barncleugh. He also reports on the progress of Mr McDowall. Also notes that the patient Miss Aitken, he spoke to Cullen about, had died a fortnight ago, \"completely worn out\".', 'Letter from John Gilchrist, concerning the case of Mr Maxwell of Barncleugh. He also reports on the progress of Mr McDowall. Also notes that the patient Miss Aitken, he spoke to Cullen about, had died a fortnight ago, \"completely worn out\".', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2383, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2609, 'CUL/1/2/1655', '1785-05-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 May 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Ochiltree to Ivie Campbell, concerning the case of Miss Campbell whose \'spasmodic fits\' have ceased with the use of opiates.', 'Letter from Robert Ochiltree to Ivie Campbell, concerning the case of Miss Campbell. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2220, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2610, 'CUL/1/2/1656', '1785-05-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 May 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Somerville, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from William Somerville, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 11:46:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4876, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2611, 'CUL/1/2/1657', '1785-05-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 May 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Margaret Hamilton concerning the case of \'little John\', who is now \'perfectly well the small pox quite over\'. ', 'Letter from Margaret Hamilton concerning the case of \'little John\', who is now \'perfectly well the small pox quite over\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 14:58:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3128, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2612, 'CUL/1/2/1658', '1785-05-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 May 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Esther Campbell, concerning the case of Captain McNeill, in response to Cullen\'s request to let him know \'the Diffrent turns Captn McNeills Disorder might take\'. She reports that he is \'nothing Better what Ever\' and \'worse since you saw him\'. ', 'Letter from Esther Campbell, concerning the case of Captain McNeill, in response to Cullen\'s request to let him know \'the Diffrent turns Captn McNeills Disorder might take\'. She reports that he is \'nothing Better what Ever\' and \'worse since you saw him\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2724, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2613, 'CUL/1/2/1659', '1785-05-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 May 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Farquhar, concerning the the case of Mr Malcolm\'s son, \'a youth of sixteen\'. He wishes that he could visit Cullen or that Cullen could come to London, but \'the pillar of the first medical school in Europe must not absent himself\'. ', 'Letter from William Farquhar, concerning the the case of Mr Malcolm\'s son, \'a youth of sixteen\'. He wishes that he could visit Cullen or that Cullen could come to London, but \'the pillar of the first medical school in Europe must not absent himself\'. [Signature looks more like W<sup>r.</sup>. Walter Farquhar? LMcC]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 21:23:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3141, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2614, 'CUL/1/2/1660', '1785-05-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 May 1785', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charles Keith, enclosing a case note, \'Miss Cook Aged 46 of the Sanguine Temperament\', who has a respiratory ailment with sweats and swelling of the legs. She claims to have seen blood in the sputum after visiting Newcastle. Her brother (John Cook of Gallowhill), described as \'a rich Grazier\', consulted Cullen the previous year for a gouty ailment. Another brother died of phthisis. Dr Keith notes that people outside her family claim that \'her only vice was <u>Amo potum</u>\', i.e. a love of drink.', 'Letter from Charles Keith, enclosing a case note, \'Miss Cook Aged 46 of the Sanguine Temperament\', who has a respiratory ailment with sweats and swelling of the legs. She claims to have seen blood in the sputum after visiting Newcastle. Her brother (John Cook of Gallowhill), described as \'a rich Grazier\', consulted Cullen the previous year for a gouty ailment. Another brother did of phthisis. Dr Keith notes that people outside her family claim that \'her only vice was <u>Amo potum</u>\', i.e. a love of drink. (Awaiting change of image order) - images re-ordered. MH\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 10:05:22', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3364, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'p'),
(2615, 'CUL/1/2/1661', '1785-05-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 May 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Anderson, concerning the case of an unnamed male patient, \'a friend of mine, who has been complaining now and then these eight years past, but whose complaints have been much worse since January last\'. The friend suffers from urinary and abdominal disorders.', 'Letter from William Anderson, concerning the case of an unnamed male patient, \'a friend of mine, who has been complaining now and then these eight years past, but whose complaints have been much worse since January last\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3593, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2616, 'CUL/1/2/1662', '1785-05-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 May 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Angus Macdonell, concerning the case of Mr McKenzie\'s son Robert and informing Cullen that McKenzie will \'wait upon you to morrow\' to \'inform you particularly about his son\'. Illegible hand-stamp.\n', 'Letter from Angus Macdonell, concerning the case of Mr McKenzie\'s son Robert and informing Cullen that McKenzie will \'wait upon you to morrow\' to \'inform you particularly about his son\'. \n\nHANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 15:24:52', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4934, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2617, 'CUL/1/2/1663', '1785-05-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 May 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John McFarquhar, concerning the case of Henrieta Ross. He thanks Cullen and Mr Wood for their advice, reports on the trial of their recommendations for Miss Ross\'s treatment, and mentions that he is also writing on behalf of Mr Wishart. McFarquhar uses an interesting written swirl denoting forceps after his signature.', 'Letter from John McFarquhar, concerning the case of Henrieta Ross. He thanks Cullen and Mr Wood for their advice, and mentions that he is also writing on behalf of Mr Wishart.\n\nFrom Jane Corrie: \"Uses interesting written swirl denoting forceps after his signature\". MH\n\nDOODLE-IMG-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2409, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2618, 'CUL/1/2/1664', '1785-05-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 May 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Allan, concerning the case of Mrs Donald. He mentions that he had also sought advice from Gavin Fullarton of Greenock.', 'Letter from James Allan, concerning the case of Mrs Donald. He mentions that he had also sought advice from Gavin Fullarton of Greenock.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 10:51:16', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3260, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2619, 'CUL/1/2/1665', '1785-05-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 May 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Harkness, concerning his own case. He informs Cullen that \'I observed the directions given in the Recipe but did not find I was benefited by the medicine\'.', 'Letter from John Harkness, concerning his own case. He informs Cullen that he \'observed the directions given in the Recipe but did not find I was benefited by the medicine\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 10:00:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2326, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2620, 'CUL/1/2/1666', '1785-05-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 May 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Mudie, concerning an unnamed female patient, and asking for Cullen\'s answer as soon as convenient \'as Her Friends are anxious\'. ', 'Letter from John Mudie, concerning an unnamed female patient, and asking for Cullen\'s answer as soon as convenient \'as Her Friends are anxious\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:27:07', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3147, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2621, 'CUL/1/2/1667', '1785-05-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 May 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from (another) William Cullen, concerning the wife of his nephew, Captain William Cullen. ', 'Letter from (another) William Cullen, concerning the wife of his nephew, Captain William Cullen. HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 11:51:23', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4143, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2622, 'CUL/1/2/1668', '1785-05-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 May 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', '\nLetter from John Hamilton concerning the case of \'little John\', and mentioning Cullen\'s directions \'sent to my sister\'. He tells Cullen that while the boy \'has continued very well\', \'his Brothers are so stirring we were afraid they might hurt him\', and \'its therefore determin\'d to send him to the well &amp; a good house with a timber floor\'. ', '\nLetter from John Hamilton concerning the case of \'little John\', and mentioning Cullen\'s directions \'sent to my sister\'. He tells Cullen that while the boy \'has continued very well\', \'his Brothers are so stirring we were afraid they might hurt him\', and \'its therefore determin\'d to send him to the well &amp; a good house with a timber floor\'. [Not sure who the sister is to whom Cullen\'s advice was sent. Still have to tag John Hamilton\'s wife. Might be Margaret, might not. This family is a tangle of Hamiltons.] - Yes, it\'s Margaret. John\'s wife is Grizel. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 14:59:29', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3129, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2623, 'CUL/1/2/1669a', '1785-05-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 May 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Gilchrist concerning the cases of Mr Maxwell of Barncleugh, and Mrs Maxwell of Kirkconnel. Sir S. Thriepland has also given advice on Mrs Maxwell.', 'Letter from John Gilchrist concerning the cases of Mr Maxwell of Barncleugh, and Mrs Maxwell of Kirkconnel. Sir S. Thriepland has also given advice on Mrs Maxwell. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2414, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2624, 'CUL/1/2/1669b', '1785-05-17', 'c', 'i', 'c', '17 May? 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', '\'Account of Mrs Maxwell of Kirkconnell\'s Complaints\', possibly written by her son, the physician William Maxwell, though the hand in this letter and in 2626 does not correspond with that in 2655, which is signed by William Maxwell.', '\'Account of Mrs Maxwell of Kirkconnell\'s Complaints\', possibly written by her son. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2510, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2625, 'CUL/1/2/1670', '1785-05-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 May 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Monteath, concerning the case of an unnamed male patient Monteath saw with Dunlop.', 'Letter from James Monteath, concerning the case of an unnamed male patient Monteath saw with Dunlop.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 21:26:15', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3151, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2626, 'CUL/1/2/1671', '1785-05-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'May 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of Mrs Maxwell of Kirkconnel (possibly written by her son, the physician William Maxwell, though the hand in this letter and in 2624 does not correspond with that in 2655, which is signed by William Maxwell). Mrs Maxwell suffers from rheumatic complaints and recurring bouts of erysipelas. Has taken the Harrogate waters in the past, from which she never failed to receive benefit.', 'Case note describing the case of Mrs Maxwell of Kirkconnel. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2511, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2627, 'CUL/1/2/1672', '1785-05-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'May 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of George Mill or Milnes and addressed to \'Bennet\'. Incomplete; last page is missing. Mentions that the patient had already been seen by Cullen and the addressee. - Handwriting is that of McNaughtan Hunter. ', 'Letter concerning the case of George Mill or Milnes and addressed to \'Bennet\'. Incomplete; last page is missing. Mentions that the patient had already been seen by Cullen and the addressee. - Handwriting is that of McNaughtan Hunter. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 14:20:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3528, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2628, 'CUL/1/2/1674', '1785-05-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'May 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Incomplete letter from R. Milnes, containing only a page with the address to Dr Henry Cullen.', 'Incomplete letter from R. Milnes, containing only a page with the address to Dr Henry Cullen.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 20:51:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5686, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2629, 'CUL/1/2/1675', '1785-05-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'May 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe by A. M., for Mrs Foresythe. On the reverse in a different hand, \'the liniment was applied after washing the arm with soap and water and a little flower of mustard\'. The recipe is most likely from Dr (Alexander?) Haliday. His initials at the end of the recipe resemble his signature.', 'Recipe by A. M., for Mrs Foresythe. On the reverse in a different hand, \'the liniment was applied after washing the arm with soap and water and a little flower of mustard\'. [Of Ballynure? The recipe is most likely from Dr (Alexander?) Haliday (as mentioned in letter 2641). His initials at the end of the recipe resemble his signature. LMcC]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 15:17:38', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2718, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2630, 'CUL/1/2/1673', '1785-05-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'May 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from Richard Milnes, concerning the case of an unnamed male patient.', 'Letter from Richard Milnes, concerning the case of an unnamed male patient.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 20:51:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3529, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2631, 'CUL/1/2/1676', '1785-06-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 June 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Angus Macdonell, concerning the cae of Robert McKenzie. ', 'Letter from Angus Macdonell, concerning the cae of Robert McKenzie. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 15:31:46', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4941, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2632, 'CUL/1/2/1677', '1785-06-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 June 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from W. Cokayne, concerning the case of Mrs Cokayne, \'who is the Bearer of this\'.', 'Letter from W. Cokayne, concerning the case of Mrs Cokayne, \'who is the Bearer of this\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2390, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2633, 'CUL/1/2/1678a', '1785-06-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 June 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Ivie Campbell, concering the case of Miss Campbell.', 'Letter from Ivie Campbell, concering the case of Miss Campbell.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2222, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2634, 'CUL/1/2/1678b', '1785-05-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 May 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Ochiltree to Ivie Campbell concerning the case of Miss Campbell, and reporting on her improved health. ', 'Letter from Robert Ochiltree to Ivie Campbell concerning the case of Miss Campbell, and reporting on her improved health. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2221, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2635, 'CUL/1/2/1679', '1785-06-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 June 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Samuel Thompson, concerning the case of his son. He mentions that Dr Alexander Towers had contacted Cullen and Dr Munro last autumn on the same case.', 'Letter from Samuel Thompson, concerning the case of his son. He mentions that Dr Alexander Towers had contacted Cullen and Dr Munro last autumn on the same case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:17:54', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3087, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2636, 'CUL/1/2/1680', '1785-06-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 June 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', '\nLetter from Robert McGoune, concerning his own case. He tells Cullen that he believes it \'my duty to inform you according to promise that I have taken the powders you prescribed for me when I visited you [...] and thank God I find myself no worse since, but at the same time I am far from being well\'. ', '\nLetter from Robert McGoune, concerning his own case. He tells Cullen that he believes it \'my duty to inform you according to promise that I have taken the powders you prescribed for me when I visited you [...] and thank God I find myself no worse since, but at the same time I am far from being well\'.  [Written from Mains, but not quite sure where it is. The itouch map brings up a village near Fraserburgh, but the handstamp is Glasgow. Could be Mains castle, East Kilbride. LMcC]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:41:11', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4947, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2637, 'CUL/1/2/1681', '1785-06-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 June 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Angus Macdonell, concerning the case of Robert McKenzie.', 'Letter from Angus Macdonell, concerning the case of Robert McKenzie.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 15:32:15', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4942, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2638, 'CUL/1/2/1682', '1785-06-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 June 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Gavin Fullarton, concerning the case of Mrs Donald. He apologises for taking so long to answer Cullen\'s letter, and explains that \'[i]t was only within these two days, that I had it in my power to see her\'.', 'Letter from Gavin Fullarton, concerning the case of Mrs Donald. He apologises for taking so long to answer Cullen\'s letter, and explains that \'[i]t was only within these two days, that I had it in my power to see her\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 10:51:47', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3262, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2639, 'CUL/1/2/1683a', '1785-06-01', 'i', 'c', 'c', '1 June 1785?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Haliday to Mrs Forsaythe, giving directions for infusing iron filings in wine and the rest of a suggested regimen.', 'Letter from Dr Haliday to Mrs Forsaythe, giving directions for infusing iron filings in wine and the rest of a suggested regimen.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 19:55:12', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2719, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2640, 'CUL/1/2/1683b', '1785-06-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'June? 1785?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of \'Mrs F, aged 51\', probably Mrs Forsaythe. ', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of \'Mrs F, aged 51\', probably Mrs Forsaythe. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2715, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2641, 'CUL/1/2/1683c', '1785-06-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'June? 1785?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of Mrs Forsaythe.', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of Mrs Forsaythe.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2717, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2642, 'CUL/1/2/1684', '1785-06-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 June 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Hugh Marshall, visiting Edinburgh, concerning Reverend Robert McFarlane of Kilfinan, who had \'complain\'d thro the whole winter of a pain in the small of his back, but [in February] it had grown greatly worse\'. It is in the region of the left kidney, and spasms of pain extend to the testicle and thigh, with pain on urinating. He cannot turn himself in bed. Marshall describes some of the medicines used.', 'Letter from Hugh Marshall, visiting Edinburgh, concerning Reverend Robert McFarlane of Kilfinan, who had \'complain\'d thro the whole winter of a pain in the small of his back, but [in February] it had grown greatly worse\'. It is in the region of the left kidney, and spasms of pain extend to the testicle and thigh, with pain on urinating. He cannot turn himself in bed. Marshall describes some of the medicines used. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:22:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5052, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2643, 'CUL/1/2/1685', '1785-06-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 June 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Hugh Marshall concerning the case of Archibald McAlester, a four-year-old boy who \'lost the power of both upper and lower extremities\' after being given treatment for feverish symptoms. ', 'Letter from Hugh Marshall concerning the case of Archibald McAlester, a four-year-old boy who \'lost the power of both upper and lower extremities\' after being given treatment for feverish symptoms. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 08:21:07', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5112, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(2644, 'CUL/1/2/1686', '1785-06-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 June 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from David Erskine to Alexander Wood, concerning the case of Patrick Murray, a patient Cullen and Wood had visited in February of 1783. Murray had a speech defect at the time, which is \'by no means removed\', and \'[h]is tutors therefore direct me to beg that Dr Cullen and you would again visit Mr Murray and acquaint me whether you think that Mr. Murray can now be sent to Mr. Braidwood or Mr. Telfer or elsewhere in England for the Cure of his Stammering\'. ', '\nLetter from David Erskine to Alexander Wood, concerning the case of Patrick Murray, a patient Cullen and Wood had visited in February of 1783. Murray had a speech defect at the time, which is \'by no means removed\', and \'[h]is tutors therefore direct me to beg that Dr Cullen and you would again visit Mr Murray and acquaint me whether you think that Mr. Murray can now be sent to Mr. Braidwood or Mr. Telfer or elsewhere in England for the Cure of his Stammering\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4307, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2645, 'CUL/1/2/1687', '1785-06-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 June 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Kellock, concerning the case of Mrs Marshall. He mentions that Cullen has \'been made acquainted with Mrs Marshalls late attack, through her Daughter Mrs Romer\'. ', 'Letter from Alexander Kellock, concerning the case of Mrs Marshall. He mentions that Cullen has \'been made acquainted with Mrs Marshalls late attack, through her Daughter Mrs Romer\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 13:59:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5171, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2646, 'CUL/1/2/1688', '1785-06-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 June 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Copland, concerning the case of Captain Craick, who \'arrived from the Continent of America above two years ago\' and whose \'constitution appears to be much hurt by the Campaigns he had there made\'. He has been treated with various forms of mercury, as he has exhibited \'Symtoms of a true Syphilis\'.  ', 'Letter from Alexander Copland, concerning the case of Captain Craick, who \'arrived from the Continent of America above two years ago\' and whose \'constitution appears to be much hurt by the Campaigns he had there made\'. He has been treated with various forms of mercury, as he has exhibited \'Symtoms of a true Syphilis\'. [MMG] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:12:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4899, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2647, 'CUL/1/2/1689', '1785-06-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 June 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Angus Macdonell, concerning the case of Robert MacKenzie.', 'Letter from Angus Macdonell, concerning the case of Robert MacKenzie.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 15:32:37', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4943, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2648, 'CUL/1/2/1690', '1785-06-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 June 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Graham, currently in lodgings in Camelon, concerning his own case: he suffers from vomiting and purging, which has left him reduced and weakened. Addressed to Cullen at Gray\'s Close: (South) Gray\'s Close being an alternative name for Mint Close. Extremely erratic spelling. The letter is delivered by hand, by his friend John Heugh. Possibly misdated, as Cullen\'s reply (ID 5082) is dated 24 June.', 'Letter from Thomas Graham, currently in lodgings in Camelon, concerning his own case: he suffers from vomiting and purging, which has left him reduced and weakened. Addressed to Cullen at Gray\'s Close: (South) Gray\'s Close being an alternative name for Mint Close. Extremely erratic spelling. The letter is delivered by hand, by his friend John Heugh. Possibly misdated, as Cullen\'s reply (ID 5082) is dated 24 June. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:07:38', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5597, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2649, 'CUL/1/2/1691', '1785-06-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 June 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Mudie, concerning the case of an unnamed female patient, \'the young woman I wrote you of in the Hemoptysis\'. ', 'Letter from John Mudie, concerning the case of an unnamed female patient, \'the young woman I wrote you of in the Hemoptysis\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:27:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3149, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2650, 'CUL/1/2/1692', '1785-06-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 June 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Francis Romer, concerning the case of her mother, Mrs Marshall. ', 'Letter from Francis Romer, concerning the case of her mother, Mrs Marshall. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 14:00:39', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5172, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2651, 'CUL/1/2/1693', '1783-06-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 June 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Hall to John Wilkie, concerning the case of Mr Prid\'s brother. ', 'Letter from [?] Hall to John Wilkie, concerning the case of Mr Prid\'s brother. [Signature is unreadable, but handwriting, which looks familiar, still needs comparing with regular writers based in Newcastle. DS]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 14:11:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4951, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2652, 'CUL/1/2/1694', '1785-06-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'June 1785', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of Neil Malcolm. Mentions enclosed letters by William Tait, which are missing.', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of Neil Malcolm. Mentions enclosed letters by William Tait, which are missing.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 21:23:29', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3143, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2653, 'CUL/1/2/1695', '1785-06-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'June 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from Daniel Forbes, concerning the case of Reverend William Gun of Golspy, who was \'suddenly seizd with a violent Headach\'. ', 'Letter from Daniel Forbes, concerning the case of Reverend William Gun of Golspy, who was \'suddenly seizd with a violent Headach\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:01:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5179, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2654, 'CUL/1/2/1696', '1785-06-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'June 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Monteath, concerning the case of William Bogle. He had written to Cullen about the patient before, but is \'now allowed to tell you his name\'. ', 'Letter from James Monteath, concerning the case of William Bogle. He had written to Cullen about the patient before, but is \'now allowed to tell you his name\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 21:26:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3159, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2655, 'CUL/1/2/1697', '1785-07-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 July 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Maxwell, concerning the case of his mother. He notes that, since April, \'Mother has confined herself to a very abstemious diet\'. Her greatest complaint is a \'pain extending from the articulation of the Thigh bone to the spine of the Ilium & Sacrum\'. Her spirits still suffer in the morning, and she suffered a slight degree of fever accompanied by burning heat and swelling of her feet.', 'Letter from William Maxwell, concerning the case of his mother. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2554, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2656, 'CUL/1/2/1698', '1785-07-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 July 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Cokayne, concerning the case of Mrs Cokayne.', 'Letter from William Cokayne, concerning the case of Mrs Cokayne.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2392, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2657, 'CUL/1/2/1699', '1785-07-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 July 1785', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Gordon to Dr Monro, concerning the enqury of Samuel Thomson concerning a \'dumb\' child. He copies \'the paragraph of a letter I received from my Friend in London last Post, trusting you will favor me with an answere to the same\'. Legible handstamp.', 'Letter from John Gordon to Dr Monro, concerning the enqury of Samuel Thomson concerning a \'dumb\' child. He copies \'the paragraph of a letter I received from my Friend in London last Post, trusting you will favor me with an answere to the same\'. HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:18:34', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3093, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2658, 'CUL/1/2/1700', '1785-07-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 July 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from H. Gibson to James Towers, concerning the case of James Brown. He asks for it to be shown to Henry Cullen.', 'Letter from H. Gibson to James Towers, concerning the case of James Brown. He asks for it to be shown to Henry Cullen. Picked Dr Farquharson (ID3326) because of his link with Paisley. Recipe in body of letter. Trochisci bechici alba requires a footnote. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 11:45:22', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4969, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2659, 'CUL/1/2/1701', '1785-07-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 July 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Letter from George Dunlop, concerning his own case, sent in anticipation of soon visiting Cullen himself.', 'Letter from George Dunlop, concerning his own case, sent in anticipation of soon visiting Cullen himself.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:09:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4170, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2660, 'CUL/1/2/1702', '1785-07-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 July 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Francis Romer concerning the case of her mother, Mrs Marshall, who is \'very ill\'.', 'Letter from Francis Romer concerning the case of her mother, Mrs Marshall, who is \'very ill\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 14:01:37', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5173, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2661, 'CUL/1/2/1703', '1785-06-14', 'c', 'i', 'c', '14 July 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Reverend Charles Charleton, concerning his own case. He was \'induced to submit my case to your judgement, from the merit you have deservedly acquired both in the medical &amp; literary world\'. Letter dated July, yet annotations have June implying that the author put the wrong month at head of letter. This dating also makes more sense when read next in sequence. ', 'Letter from Reverend Charles Charleton, concerning his own case. He was \'induced to submit my case to your judgement, from the merit you have deservedly acquired both in the medical &amp; literary world\'. Letter dated July, yet annotations have June. I haven\'t changed the date but I suspect that the author put the wrong month at head of letter. If this letter is made 14 June, the other letter (2661) makes more sense when read next in sequence. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:15:46', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4895, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2662, 'CUL/1/2/1704', '1785-07-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 July 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Warrandice, concerning his own case in which he writes at length of his history of suffering from feelings of \'terror\' since childhood which he partly ascribes to subsequent \'self-abuse\' exacerbated in adulthood by the demands of his work and drinking etc. He asks for responses to be directed to George Renny, Merchant, Falkirk.', 'Letter from John Warrandice, concerning his own case. He asks for responses to be directed to George Renny, Falkirk.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 592, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2663, 'CUL/1/2/1705', '1785-07-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 July 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Christopher Douglas, concerning the case of Mr Wilkie \'who has been my Patient for some months past\', and suffers from a respiratory ailment, with hÃ¦moptoe. He had been sent south, but got as far as Newcastle and was sent back by Dr Hall. Mr Wilkie is the bearer of the letter himself. ', 'Letter from Christopher Douglas, concerning the case of Mr Wilkie \'who has been my Patient for some months past\', and suffers from a respiratory ailment, with hÃ¦moptoe. He had been sent south, but got as far as Newcastle and was sent back by Dr Hall. Mr Wilkie is the bearer of the letter himself. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:33:19', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4902, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2664, 'CUL/1/2/1706', '1785-07-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 July 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Margaret Bell to Mr Bruce of Arnot, concerning the case of her husband, Governor Bell, who has a painful urinary tract ailment, which he believes is gouty in origin. She asks him to consult Cullen or Monro about his case. Her handwriting is poor and hard to decipher in places: she explains she is writing at 5 a.m., while her husband is asleep. She seems distraught: \'O Mr Bruce you often see the Person who is Dearest to you in Distress but God forbid you should ever see her in Agony from which no [care?] no assistance can relieve\'.', 'Letter from Margaret Bell to Mr Bruce of Arnot, concerning the case of her husband, Governor Bell, who has a painful urinary tract ailment, which he believes is gouty in origin. She asks him to consult Cullen or Monro about his case. Her handwriting is poor and hard to decipher in places: she explains she is writing at 5 a.m., while her husband is asleep. She seems distraught: \'O Mr Bruce you often see the Person who is Dearest to you in Distress but God forbid you should ever see her in Agony from which no [care?] no assistance can relieve\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5442, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2665, 'CUL/1/2/1707', '1785-07-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 July 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Warrandice, concerning his own case [Vol.17, pp.176, 327]. The shower bath recommended to him \'is a thing entirely new nor do I think there is such a machine as to be found in this neighbourhood\'. He also complains of being \'remarkably addicted to venery\' and suffering from nocturnal emissions. Because of this, he asks that the correspondence be kept secret, and sent c/o George Renny. (Is Warrandice perhaps a pseudonym?).', 'Letter from John Warrandice, concerning his own case. The shower bath recommended to him \'is a thing entirely new nor do I think there is such a machine as to be found in this neighbourhood\'. He also complains of being \'remarkably addicted to venery\' and suffering from nocturnal emissions. Because of this, he asks that the correspondence be kept secret, and sent c/o George Renny. (Is Warrandice perhaps a pseudonym?) [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 13:57:57', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 597, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2666, 'CUL/1/2/1708', '1785-07-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 July 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Davidson concerning the case of his niece, Mrs Hislop, who has \'been much afflicted for some months past, with a violent pain in her head\'.', 'Letter from John Davidson concerning the case of his niece, Mrs Hislop, who has \'been much afflicted for some months past, with a violent pain in her head\'. There is an arithmetic sum on the address page. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 10:13:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5547, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2667, 'CUL/1/2/1709', '1785-07-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from Dr Sue, Paris, thanking Cullen for his assistance to a young physician.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2668, 'CUL/1/2/1710', '1785-07-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 July 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from the Duke of Gordon, concerning his own case. He apologises for the lateness of his reply, as \'having been so long absent in London, I have had a great deal of lee-way to make up in my business here\'. ', 'Letter from the Duke of Gordon, concerning his own case. He apologises for the lateness of his reply, as \'having been so long absent in London, I have had a great deal of lee-way to make up in my business here\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3258, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2669, 'CUL/1/2/1711', '1785-07-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 July 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John(?) Taylor, concerning the case of Mrs Ferrier, whom he has treated with a saline julep and anodyne for feverishness. She has also had her breasts drawn, but producing little milk. There is also a reference to Mrs Napier of Merchiston Hall, a member of Mrs Cullen\'s extended family. ', 'Letter from John(?) Taylor, concerning the case of Mrs Ferrier, whom he has treated with a saline julep and anodyne for feverishness. She has also had her breasts drawn, but producing little milk. There is also a reference to Mrs Napier of Merchiston Hall, a member of Mrs Cullen\'s extended family. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:29:38', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5600, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2670, 'CUL/1/2/1712', '1785-07-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 July 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Angus Macdonell, concerning the cases of Mr Greig, who has a history of skin eruptions, mainly on his hands, and has been to see Cullen in Edinburgh. He also discusses the case of Master Bob MacKenzie, a boy who has problems with his legs and walking, and is in the care of his aunt, Miss Ord. He has recently fallen from his pony in Moffat. ', 'Letter from Angus Macdonell, concerning the cases of Mr Greig, who has a history of skin eruptions, mainly on his hands, and has been to see Cullen in Edinburgh. He also discusses the case of Master Bob MacKenzie, a boy who has problems with his legs and walking, and is in the care of his aunt, Miss Ord. He has recently fallen from his pony in Moffat. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4179, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2671, 'CUL/1/2/1713', '1785-07-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 July 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from J. Nicholson, concerning his own case, which arises \'from excess of venery in my youth and a continuation of it\'. ', 'Letter from J. Nicholson, concerning his own case, which arises \'from excess of venery in my youth and a continuation of it\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:34:14', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2907, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2672, 'CUL/1/2/1714', '1785-07-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 July 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Ralph Ogle, informing Cullen \'of the effects which I have perceived from following the directions which you were pleased to give me in writing in May last\'. He is still practising sea bathing (so asks Cullen to write to him at Alnmouth (aka Alemouth) where he currently is staying), but still suffers from weakness, flatulence and \'violent eructations\'. [', 'Letter from Ralph Ogle, informing Cullen \'of the effects which I have perceived from following the directions which you were pleased to give me in writing in May last\'. He is still practising sea bathing (so asks Cullen to write to him at Alnmouth (aka Alemouth) where he currently is staying), but still suffers from weakness, flatulence and \'violent eructations\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:38:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5540, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2673, 'CUL/1/2/1715', '1785-07-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 July 1785', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Groat concerning the case of \'I. T.\', a female patient.', 'Letter from Robert Groat concerning the case of \'I. T.\', a female patient.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:30:34', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5564, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2674, 'CUL/1/2/1716', '1785-07-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 July 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mrs Aikman to Mrs Forrest, asking her to put her case to Cullen. ', 'Letter from Mrs Aikman to Mrs Forrest, asking her to put her case to Cullen. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 23:36:50', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4575, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2675, 'CUL/1/2/1717', '1785-07-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'July 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from an unnamed correspondent to Mrs Forbes, concerning the case of Mrs Aikman.', 'Letter from an unnamed correspondent to Mrs Forbes, concerning the case of Mrs Aikman.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 23:36:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4574, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2676, 'CUL/1/2/1718', '1785-07-00', 'c', 'i', NULL, 'July? 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Draft letter to the Duke of Gordon, outlining directions and giving recipes for cooling laxative salts, laxative pills, laxative oil and an aperient solution.', 'Draft letter to the Duke of Gordon, outlining directions and giving a recipe. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 10:26:48', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3254, 1, 21, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2677, 'CUL/1/2/1719', '1785-08-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 August 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Copland concerning the case of Mr Glassel, \'who had been directed by you to go a Jaunt for the recovery of his Health\'. ', 'Letter from Alexander Copland concerning the case of Mr Glassel, \'who had been directed by you to go a Jaunt for the recovery of his Health\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2676, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2678, 'CUL/1/2/1720', '1785-08-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 August 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Benjamin Woodman, concerning his own case. \'[D]elicacy would have made me unwilling to have addressed you on such a subject; but I thought if that delicacy, was allowed to predominate, it would be to a fault\'. ', 'Letter from Benjamin Woodman, concerning his own case. \'[D]elicacy would have made me unwilling to have addressed you on such a subject; but I thought if that delicacy, was allowed to predominate, it would be to a fault\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:52:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3566, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2679, 'CUL/1/2/1721', '1785-08-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 August 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Elizabeth Douglas, Boulogne sur Mer, concerning the case of her daughter Joanna.', 'Letter from Elizabeth Douglas, Boulogne sur Mer, concerning the case of her daughter Joanna.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:17:03', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3590, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2680, 'CUL/1/2/1722', '1785-08-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 August 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Collingwood, concerning the case of George Swan. Collingwood was unable to attend Cullen\'s class when studying medicine at Edinburgh, but \'your first lines have been the basis of my practice, &amp; your Materia Medica my principal director in the choice of medicines\'.', 'Letter from Thomas Collingwood, concerning the case of George Swan. Collingwood was unable to attend Cullen\'s class when studying medicine at Edinburgh, but \'your first lines have been the basis of my practice, &amp; your Materia Medica my principal director in the choice of medicines.\' \n', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 12:29:56', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4364, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2681, 'CUL/1/2/1723', '1785-08-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 August 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Cullen\'s former student, Dr Thomas Wells, concerning his own case and its progress \'since I was favor\'d with your Letter about four years ago\'. The milk diet Cullen advised upsets his digestion. He is still suffering from spasms in his feet before he goes to sleep, \'as if I had receiv\'d a violent Blow from a large Club\', and breast, giving him a feeling of \'a stricture & Sensation as if the Sternum was compress\'d to the VertebrÃ¦\'. He passes on compliments from Dr Warren.', 'Letter from Cullen\'s former student Dr Thomas Wells, concerning his own case and its progress \'since I was favor\'d with your Letter about four years ago\'. The milk diet Cullen advised upsets his digestion. He is still suffering from spasms in his feet before he goes to sleep, \'as if I had receiv\'d a violent Blow from a large Club\', and breast, giving him a feeling of \'a stricture &amp; Sensation as if the Sternum was compress\'d to the VertebrÃ¦\'. He passes on compliments from Dr Warren. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 09:53:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3379, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2682, 'CUL/1/2/1724', '1785-08-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 August 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charles Rankine, concerning the case of Mr Telfer. Mentions a \"Mr Smollet\". ', 'Letter from Charles Rankine, concerning the case of Mr Telfer. Mentions a \"Mr Smollet\". - Hey! This had been assigned to me! ;-D I\'ve picked up on some illegible bits - MMG', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:19:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5163, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2683, 'CUL/1/2/1725', '1785-08-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 August 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Kellock, concerning the case of Mrs Marshall, who \'began the use of the bark\' immediately after receiving Cullen\'s previous letter.', 'Letter from Alexander Kellock, concerning the case of Mrs Marshall, who \'began the use of the bark\' immediately after receiving Cullen\'s previous letter.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 11:18:44', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5176, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2684, 'CUL/1/2/1726', '1785-08-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 August 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Hamilton, concerning the case of Mr Hyndman, a \'very fat\' man, over 60, whose case he sends \'At the desire of Mr Hyndmans friends\'. He has come up from London and been taken ill at his friend Mr King\'s house, near Port Glasgow. Hamilton sees signs of apoplexy and erysipelas in his condition, and an affection of the throat which is reminiscent of typhus. His ankles seem to be gangrenous where blistered. Hamilton is sending the letter by an express, with the fee enclosed.', 'Letter from William Hamilton, concerning the case of Mr Hyndman, a \'very fat\' man, over 60, whose case he sends \'At the desire of Mr Hyndmans friends\'. He has come up from London and been taken ill at his friend Mr King\'s house, near Port Glasgow. Hamilton sees signs of apoplexy and erysipelas in his condition, and an affection of the throat which is reminiscent of typhus. His ankles seem to be gangrenous where blistered. Hamilton is sending the letter by an express, with the money enclosed. [MMG] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3350, 1, 8, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2685, 'CUL/1/2/1727', '1785-08-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 August 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mr Nicol regarding an unnamed patient who is \'apprehensive of an Epilepsy\'. ', 'Letter from Mr Nicol regarding an unnamed patient who is \'apprehensive of an Epilepsy\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:31:52', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4980, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2686, 'CUL/1/2/1728', '1785-08-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 August 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Neill Malcolm, Boulogne sur Mer, concerning \'the attack my son had at Toulouse\'. He writes of their surroundings in France, including \'a very fine Beach about Six Miles long where the Company at [?] Tide ride &amp; Walk before and after Bathing and Machines are kept &amp; regularly attended for that purpose\', although he \'cannot bring myself to place any confidence in the skill of the French Physicians\'. ', '\nLetter from Neill Malcolm, Boulogne sur Mer, concerning \'the attack my son had at Toulouse\'. He writes of their surroundings in France, including \'a very fine Beach about Six Miles long where the Company at [?] Tide ride &amp; Walk before and after Bathing and Machines are kept &amp; regularly attended for that purpose\', although he \'cannot bring myself to place any confidence in the skill of the French Physicians\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:08:11', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3145, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2687, 'CUL/1/2/1729', '1785-08-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 August 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from A. Bannerman, concerning the case of Collector Strang, who consulted Cullen for advice \'about several Tumors which he has had for some time\' when he was in Edinburgh several weeks previously.', 'Letter from A. Bannerman, concerning the case of Collector Strang, who consulted Cullen for advice \'about several Tumors which he has had for some time\' when he was in Edinburgh several weeks previously', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 13:39:37', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5558, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2688, 'CUL/1/2/1730', '1785-08-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 August 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Forbes Aikman, informing Cullen of the progress of the case of Mrs Aikman.', 'Letter from John Forbes Aikman, informing Cullen of the progress of the case of Mrs Aikman.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 23:37:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4577, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2689, 'CUL/1/2/1731', '1785-08-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 August 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from H. Glassell, concerning the case of her husband Mr Glassell, who has \'gott free of the swelling &amp; pains in his ancles\'. ', 'Letter from H. Glassell, concerning the case of her husband Mr Glassell, who has \'gott free of the swelling & pains in his ancles\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2682, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2690, 'CUL/1/2/1732', '1785-08-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 August 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charles Keith, concerning the case of Mr Woodman, who has called on Keith since his return, and the reporting on the progress of Mr Riddel.', 'Letter from Charles Keith, concerning the case of Mr Woodman, who has called on Keith since his return, and the reporting on the progress of Mr Riddel.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:53:19', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3568, 1, 5, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2691, 'CUL/1/2/1733', '1785-08-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from Andrew Marshal, introducing Richart Duckett of America, \'who is gone to Edinr, among other reasons, to have one winter of Dr Cullen\'s lectures\'. On the reverse is a list of names, possibly people to be introduced to Duckett.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2692, 'CUL/1/2/1734', '1785-08-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 August 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Bow concerning the case of Mrs Hyslop.', 'Letter from William Bow concerning the case of Mrs Hyslop.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 10:20:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5561, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2693, 'CUL/1/2/1735', '1785-08-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 August 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Dunlop concerning his own case, and giving Cullen a report on the success of \'the solution you prescribed for me\' after he visited Cullen in Edinburgh. Illegible handtstamp.', 'Letter from George Dunlop concerning his own case, and giving Cullen a report on the success of \'the solution you prescribed for me\' after he visited Cullen in Edinburgh. HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:09:58', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4171, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2694, 'CUL/1/2/1736', '1785-08-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 August 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from J. Jones to Miss Cosnan, concerning the case of Miss Stuart, her friend or relative, who fell ill in London at Christmas 1784 and is now staying at a farmhouse about a mile from Wolverhampton. The correspondent hopes that from the account of the case, Cullen will be able to prescribe a medicine to help her. ', 'Letter from J. Jones to Miss Cosnan, concerning the case of Miss Stuart, her friend or relative, who fell ill in London at Christmas 1784 and is now staying at a farmhouse about a mile from Wolverhampton. The correspondent hopes that from the account of the case, Cullen will be able to prescribe a medicine to help her. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 12:04:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5617, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2695, 'CUL/1/2/1737', '1785-08-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 August 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Elizabeth Watt to her cousin Mrs Robert Brown, concerning her own case. She asks the addressee to visit Cullen on her behalf, adding that although \'I have often given you troble on the following subject [...] I think this will be the last as I am very Delicate and weak now\'. She complains of weakness in her back, stiff legs, a sore breast and nostril, rheumatism, and a bad taste in her mouth.', '\nLetter from Elizabeth Watt to her cousin Mrs Robert Brown, concerning her own case. She asks the addressee to visit Cullen on her behalf, adding that although \'I have often given you troble on the following subject [...] I think this will be the last as I am very Delicate and weak now\'. She complains of weakness in her back, stiff legs, a sore breast and nostril, rheumatism, and a bad taste in her mouth. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2666, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2696, 'CUL/1/2/1738', '1785-08-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'August? 1785?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charles Rankine concerning the case of Mr Telfer of Weston, aged about 67, who worked in lead-refining as a young man, and now is weak and emaciated, and suffers from rectal bleeding. ', 'Letter from Charles Rankine concerning the case of Mr Telfer of Weston, aged about 67, who worked in lead-refining as a young man, and now is weak and emaciated, and suffers from rectal bleeding. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:18:03', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5161, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2697, 'CUL/1/2/1739', '1785-08-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from Danilo Samoilovitz, informing Cullen of further papers on the plague in Moscow. In French.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 5, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2698, 'CUL/1/2/1740', '1785-09-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 September 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Heysham concerning the case of Captain Holmes, who visited Cullen with Dr Waite \'about two years ago\'. He is now \'in a very dangerous situation, that I am afraid little can be expected from the power of medicine\'.\n\nThe destination of this letter is marked as Edinburgh, rather than Penrith. Heysham sent the letter via Penrith since that speeded up the process of sending the letter to Edinburgh (he implies that it saved a stage on the postal route).', 'Letter from John Heysham concerning the case of Captain Holmes, who visited Cullen with Dr Waite \'about two years ago\'. He is now \'in a very dangerous situation, that I am afraid little can be expected from the power of medicine\'.\n\nPenrith changed to mentioned. Email:\n\n\"Dear Vivien,\n\nI can see why you might be confused, but I think it is simply that Heysham sent the letter VIA Penrith since that speeded things up (he implies that it saved a stage on the postal route).\n\nSo just mark Edinburgh as the destination and Penrith as place \'mentioned\' and add a little note to remind me to add a footnote to Penrith in the letter..\n\nThanks,\nDavid\"\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 10:06:03', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3037, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2699, 'CUL/1/2/1741', '1785-09-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 September 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from J. Nicholson, concerning his own case. He thanks Cullen for his earlier letter, and believes that \'if I had been happy enough to have apply\'d to you in the early stages of my complaint I had doubtless now been a sound man\'. ', 'Letter from J. Nicholson, concerning his own case. He thanks Cullen for his earlier letter, and believes that \'if I had been happy enough to have apply\'d to you in the early stages of my complaint I had doubtless now been a sound man\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:34:38', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2910, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2700, 'CUL/1/2/1742', '1785-09-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 September 1785', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Hugh Dougall, consisting of a covering letter and case note on John Gordon of Grieshop.', 'Letter from Hugh Dougall, consisting of a covering letter and case note on John Gordon of Grieshop.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 21:43:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3570, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'p'),
(2701, 'CUL/1/2/1743', '1785-09-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 September 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Schaw concerning the case of Mrs Chalmers, at the request of Mrs Bruce of Camelon House.', 'Letter from William Schaw concerning the case of Mrs Chalmers, at the request of Mrs Bruce of Camelon House.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 15:23:35', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3161, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2702, 'CUL/1/2/1744', '1785-09-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 September 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr James Currie concerning the case of Mrs Johnstone, the wife of Captain Gideon Johnstone of Hawkhill, who \'is now, or has lately been, your patient\'. Mrs Johnstone\'s relations at Liverpool are perturbed at news that she has been insane for some time when their last communication with her suggested nothing was wrong with her.', 'Letter from Dr James Currie concerning the case of Mrs Johnstone, the wife of Captain Gideon Johnstone of Hawkhill, who \'is now, or has lately been, your patient\'. Mrs Johnstone\'s relations at Liverpool are perturbed at news that she has been insane for some time when their last communication with her suggested nothing was wrong with her.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 961, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2703, 'CUL/1/2/1745', '1785-09-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 September 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Johnston, concerning the case of John Gordon. He has received the medicine prescribed from Mr McDonnell, but would rather have it made up in Edinburgh.', 'Letter from John Johnston, concerning the case of John Gordon. He has received the medicine prescribed from Mr McDonnell, but would rather have it made up in Edinburgh.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:19:27', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3572, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2704, 'CUL/1/2/1746', '1785-09-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 September 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Schaw, concerning the case of Mrs Chalmers.', 'Letter from William Schaw, concerning the case of Mrs Chalmers.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 15:24:22', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3165, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2705, 'CUL/1/2/1747a', '1785-09-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 September 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Middleton, concerning the case of his wife.', 'Letter from Thomas Middleton, concerning the case of his wife.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 14:29:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3181, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2706, 'CUL/1/2/1747b', '1785-08-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 August 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning the case of Mrs Middleton.', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning the case of Mrs Middleton.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 14:19:22', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3180, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(2707, 'CUL/1/2/1748', '1785-09-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 September 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Douglas, concerning the case of the son of Mrs Anstruther of Ardit. He is aged 33 and \'has in general been healthy, but supposed to have a moveable state of nerves\', and has been \'uncommonly anxious about his health, inquisitive about nervous complaints &amp; reading books upon that subject, which seem to have made some impression upon his mind\'. ', 'Letter from Alexander Douglas, concerning the case of the son of Mrs Anstruther of Ardit. He is aged 33 and \'has in general been healthy, but supposed to have a moveable state of nerves\', and has been \'uncommonly anxious about his health, inquisitive about nervous complaints &amp; reading books upon that subject, which seem to have made some impression upon his mind\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 19:57:23', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3781, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2708, 'CUL/1/2/1749', '1785-09-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 September 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mr Taylor concerning the case of Mr Graham of Camelon, \'whom you called upon when you saw Mrs Ferrier\'. His friends in England wish him to try the Bath waters. The annotation states \"not copied\". ', 'Letter from Mr Taylor concerning the case of Mr Graham of Camelon, \'whom you called upon when you saw Mrs Ferrier\'. His friends in England wish him to try the Bath waters. The annotation states \"not copied\". [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:30:05', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5596, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2709, 'CUL/1/2/1750', '1785-09-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 September 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Schaw, concerning the case of Mrs Chalmers.', 'Letter from William Schaw, concerning the case of Mrs Chalmers.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 15:25:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3166, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2710, 'CUL/1/2/1751', '1785-09-25', 'c', 'c', 'i', '25? September 1785', '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter, inf or of readied copy(?) from an unnamed correspondent, possibly Cullen, discussing the advice of Sir Alexander in the case of Mr A (likely Sir Alexander Douglas and Mr Anstruther). This is likely to be a response to Sir Alexander Douglas (letter 2707) sent, as requested in Sir A\'s letter, to Mr Arnott who was a surgeon in Cupar Fife. Document direction accordingly changed to \'outgoing\'.', 'Letter, inf or of readied copy(?) from an unnamed correspondent, possibly Cullen, discussing the advice of Sir Alexander in the case of Mr A (likely Sir Alexander Douglas and Mr Anstruther). This is likely to be a response to Sir Alexander Douglas (letter 2707) sent, as requested in Sir A\'s letter, to Mr Arnott who was a surgeon in Cupar Fife. Document direction changed to \'outgoing\' - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3740, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2711, 'CUL/1/2/1752', '1785-10-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 October 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from J. Nicholson, concerning his own case. He mentions not receiving a reply to his last letter, and is \'under apprehension you have not reciev\'d it, or you wou\'d not surely tamper with me\'. ', 'Letter from J. Nicholson, concerning his own case. He mentions not receiving a reply to his last letter, and is \'under apprehension you have not reciev\'d it, or you wou\'d not surely tamper with me\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:34:59', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2912, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2712, 'CUL/1/2/1753', '1785-10-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 October 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William McIntyre, concerning his own case with symptoms dating back to 1782.', 'Letter from William McIntyre, concerning his own case with symptoms dating back to 1782.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:22:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4773, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2713, 'CUL/1/2/1754', '1785-10-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 October 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Richard Milnes, concerning the case of an unnamed male patient \'whose case I consulted you about in the months of April &amp; May\' identifiable as Mr Darrel. ', 'Letter from Richard Milnes, concerning the case of an unnamed male patient \'whose case I consulted you about in the months of April & May\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3536, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2714, 'CUL/1/2/1755', '1785-10-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 October 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Douglas, concerning the case of Mr Anstruther. ', 'Letter from Alexander Douglas, concerning the case of Mr Anstruther. [No \'place of writing\' inferred because Sir A\'s first letter was sent from Dundee while his second was sent from the location of the patient, Ardit in Fife. Presumably this letter was sent from one of these two places - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 19:58:12', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3782, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2715, 'CUL/1/2/1756', '1785-10-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 October 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from \'J. M.\', concerning the case of an unnamed female patient, listing symptoms dating back to her infancy. Possibly John Moore so handwriting needs comparing.', 'Letter from \'J. M.\', concerning the case of an unnamed female patient, listing symptoms dating back to her infancy. Possibly John Moore so handwriting needs comparing DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 11:53:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3579, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2716, 'CUL/1/2/1757', '1785-10-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 October 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note by Mr Mackenzie describing the case of Mr Chisholm, aged 70, who \'has been for twelve months past, troubled with a violent stranguary\'. ', 'Case note by Mr Mackenzie describing the case of Mr Chisholm, aged 70, who \'has been for twelve months past, troubled with a violent stranguary\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 08:58:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3197, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2717, 'CUL/1/2/1758', '1785-10-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 October 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Sir Alexander Douglas, concerning the case of Mr Anstruther.', 'Letter from Sir Alexander Douglas, concerning the case of Mr Anstruther.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 19:58:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3759, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2718, 'CUL/1/2/1759', '1785-10-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 October 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Richard Milnes concerning the case of an unnamed male patient with gout.', 'Letter from Richard Milnes concerning the case of an unnamed male patient with gout.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 20:55:22', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3539, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2719, 'CUL/1/2/1760', '1785-10-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 October 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Heysham, reporting the death of Captain Holmes. He writes that he has sent for Dr Withering\'s treatise, and mentions the effect of a decoction of digitalis on one patient. He also describes the case of Miss Johanna Gale, niece of Mr Senhouse of Nether Hall. Withering\'s treatise is \"An account of the foxglove and some of its medical uses; with practical remarks on the dropsy, and some other diseases\" publ. Swinney, Birmingham, 1785.', '\nLetter from John Heysham, reporting the death of Captain Holmes. He writes that he has sent for Dr Withering\'s treatise, and mentions the effect of a decoction of digitalis on one patient. He also describes the case of Miss Johanna Gale, niece of Mr Senhouse of Nether Hall. [VW] Withering\'s treatise is \"An account of the foxglove and some of its medical uses; with practical remarks on the dropsy, and some other diseases\" publ Swinney, Birmingham, 1785 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:50:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3040, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2720, 'CUL/1/2/1761', '1785-10-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 October 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Sir Alexander Douglas, concerning the case of Mr Anstruther.\n\n', 'Letter from Sir Alexander Douglas, concerning the case of Mr Anstruther.\n\nThere\'s a very faint handstamp on final page. Refer to handstamp map for help. MH (It\'s Coupar-Fife [LG])', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:00:26', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3783, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(2721, 'CUL/1/2/1762', '1785-10-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 October 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Bisset, concerning his own case. He has has arrived at Montrose and mentions also writing to Dr Hamilton but has received no reply. An amanuensis appears to have written his letter and Bisset signed it.', 'Letter from James Bisset, concerning his own case. He mentions also writing to Dr Hamilton about the case, but of having received no reply. [Scribe seems to have written his letter and Bisset signed it.]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3076, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2722, 'CUL/1/2/1763', '1785-10-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', '', '', '', 'Letter from Dr Sue, concerning the case of an unnamed male patient. He wishes his English was better, \'but you Sir, you understand French perfectly well and you will do me the favour to give all your attention to this French consultation that I send you\'. Gives details dating from 1778, and includes a transcription of the case note from page 2 to the end. [First page in English, the following in French, LG]\n\nLeave this letter to the very end! It\'s too big to do before the other ones. It\'s so big it can be shared amongst other transcribers. MH \n\n-removed from doc_status. MH', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-30 10:08:14', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 2, 48, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'p'),
(2723, 'CUL/1/2/1764a', '1785-10-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 October 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Dow, concerning the daughter of Nicolas Delassize of New Orleans. He wrote the first account of her case in May of 1783, but amended it in June of 1784 and subsequently. He travelled with M. Delassize to Bordeaux, and was concerned at the lack of expertise of the doctors in Paris that his friends had seen. He goes on to describe methods popular with the French and Spanish. Dow thinks she may have worms.', 'Letter from Robert Dow, concerning the daughter of Nicolas Delassize of New Orleans. He wrote the first account of her case in May of 1783, but amended it in June of 1784 and subsequently. He travelled with M. Delassize to Bordeaux, and was concerned at the lack of expertise of the doctors in Paris that his friends had seen. He goes on to describe methods popular with the French and Spanish. Dow thinks she may have worms.\n\n\n\'Region\' Missisippi to be linked.MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 09:53:52', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5687, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2724, 'CUL/1/2/1764b', '1785-10-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'October? 1785?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Document titled \'Memoire a consulter\', written by Nicolas Delassize of New Orleans and describing the case of his daughter.', 'Document headed \'Memoire a consulter\', written by Nicolas Delassize of New Orleans and describing the case of his daughter. In French.  \n\n****** New Orleans ready for linking MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 10:16:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5717, 2, 16, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2725, 'CUL/1/2/1765', '1785-10-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'October 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', '\'Case of a Lady\', cross-referenced in an annotation to V. xvii, p.  291.', '\'Case of a Lady\', cross-referenced in an annotation to V. xvii, p.  291. Date had been misread/mis-typed as 1765 when it is clearly 1785. I have corrected/revised this note. DS].', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 11:53:07', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3578, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2726, 'CUL/1/2/1766', '1785-10-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'October 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note describing the case of Mrs Reid, who was \'ordered to Peterhead to use the Cold Bath for a sprained ankle &amp; Reumatism\'. ', 'Case note describing the case of Mrs Reid, who was \'ordered to Peterhead to use the Cold Bath for a sprained ankle & Reumatism\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3206, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2727, 'CUL/1/2/1767', '1785-07-17', 'c', 'c', 'i', '17? July 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Margaret Bell to Mrs Bruce of Arnot, concerning the case history of Mr Bell â€“ his bouts of gout and kidney complaints, and his treatment. She mentions that the local physicians and surgeons are not available at present. Dating is approximate: she begins it on the Saturday and writes a postscript on the Sunday, possibly the same day as ID 2664. Possibly incomplete.', 'Letter from Margaret Bell to Mrs Bruce of Arnot, concerning the case history of Mr Bell â€“ his bouts of gout and kidney complaints, and his treatment. She mentions that the local physicians and surgeons are not available at present. Dating is approximate: she begins it on the Saturday and writes a postscript on the Sunday, possibly the same day as ID 2664. [MMG] The continuity makes me wonder if there are pages missing from the interior of the letter. It may be worth checking for them.', 'y', 'y', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5443, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2728, 'CUL/1/2/1768', '1785-11-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 November 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Stewart to Niel Ferguson, concerning the case of Ferguson\'s father.', 'Letter from Alexander Stewart to Niel Ferguson, concerning the case of Ferguson\'s father.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:44:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3203, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2729, 'CUL/1/2/1769', '1785-11-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 November 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Heysham concerning the case of Barbara Percy, quoting a letter from the Bishop of Dromore about her progress. He also reports on the progress of Miss Gale. Final image of wrapper annoted \"Dr Heysham C. Miss Dromore\", which should read Miss Percy.', 'Letter from John Heysham concerning the case of Barbara Percy, quoting a letter from the Bishop of Dromore about her progress. He also reports on the progress of Miss Gale. Final image of wrapper annoted \"Dr Heysham C. Miss Dromore\", which should read Miss Percy.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 10:17:28', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4192, 1, 6, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2730, 'CUL/1/2/1770', '1785-11-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 November 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Letter from Alexander Browne, concerning the case of an unnamed female patient whose parents and relations are \'very sollicitous to have your advice respecting some complaints she has laboured under for some time\'. ', 'Letter from Alexander Browne, concerning the case of an unnamed female patient whose parents and relations are \'very sollicitous to have your advice respecting some complaints she has laboured under for some time\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 11:42:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4249, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2731, 'CUL/1/2/1771', '1785-11-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 November 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Stewart to Niel Ferguson, concerning the case of Reverend Mr. Ferguson. Stewart had obtained an ointment from Mr Marshall.', 'Letter from Alexander Stewart to Niel Ferguson, concerning the case of Reverend Mr. Ferguson. Stewart had obtained an ointment from Mr Marshall.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:48:35', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3204, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2732, 'CUL/1/2/1772', '1785-11-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 November 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Letter from Thomas, Bishop of Dromore, to Dr Heysham concerning the case of his eldest daughter Barbara Percy. Heysham has written a note on the letter and forwarded it to Cullen. The letter contains two dates. The 22nd was chosen, rather than 18th, as this was the date of the letter to Cullen by Dr Heysham.', 'Letter from Thomas, Bishop of Dromore, to Dr Heysham concerning the case of his eldest daughter Barbara Percy. Heysham has written a note on the letter and forwarded it to Cullen.\n\nVivid image (4) of address page. Used on website. MH\n\nLetter contains two dates, chose the 22nd rather than 18th, as this was the date of the letter to Cullen by Dr Heysham. SH There is a small drawing in the middle of image 3 indicating the source of the pain. SH\n\nDOODLE-IMG-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 10:16:35', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4222, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2733, 'CUL/1/2/1773', '1785-11-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 November 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Hodgson, concerning the case of Miss Simpson of Sebergham Hall, \'who consulted you at Moffat upon your return from Dumfries in August\'. ', 'Letter from John Hodgson, concerning the case of Miss Simpson of Sebergham Hall, \'who consulted you at Moffat upon your return from Dumfries in August\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 08:11:45', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4952, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2734, 'CUL/1/2/1774', '1785-11-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from Samuel Evans, a former student of Cullen\'s, introducing William Evans, \'a particular friend and near relation of mine\'. He states that \'as he is unacquainted with the forms and rules of your College, [I] beg you will be so kind as to give him such directions in the course of his studies as you shall think most proper\'. \n', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2735, 'CUL/1/2/1775', '1785-11-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 November 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Warrandice, concerning his own continuing case [Vol.17 p.327]. Reply to be left with George Renny, Falkirk.', 'Letter from John Warrandice, concerning his own continuing case [vol. 17, p. 327]. Reply to be left with George Renny, Falkirk.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 602, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2736, 'CUL/1/2/1776a', '1785-11-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 November 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Mackenzie, concerning the case of Mr Chisholm.', 'Letter from Alexander Mackenzie, concerning the case of Mr Chisholm.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3200, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2737, 'CUL/1/2/1776b', '1785-11-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 November 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of Mr Chisholm.', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of Mr Chisholm.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 08:58:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3199, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2738, 'CUL/1/2/1777', '1785-10-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'October 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Stewart to Niel Ferguson, concerning the case of Ferguson\'s father. Sent to Cullen to inform him of the case.', 'Letter from Alexander Stewart to Niel Ferguson, concerning the case of Ferguson\'s father.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3202, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2739, 'CUL/1/2/1778', '1785-12-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 December 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from J. Armitstead, concerning the case of an unnamed female patient.', 'Letter from J. Armitstead, concerning the case of an unnamed female patient.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 11:52:37', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4268, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2740, 'CUL/1/2/1779', '1785-12-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 December 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Elizabeth Watt in Stranraer, to her \'cousin\' Mrs Brown, 6 St. Andrews Street, Edinburgh. She asks Mrs Brown to visit Dr Cullen on her behalf to obtain a prescription for piles. She also refers to a breast ailment she has had.', 'Letter from Elizabeth Watt in Stranraer, to her \'cousin\' Mrs Brown, 6 St. Andrews Street, Edinburgh. She asks Mrs Brown to visit Dr Cullen on her behalf to obtain a prescription for piles. She also refers to a breast ailment she has had. [MMG]\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2645, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2741, 'CUL/1/2/1780', '1785-12-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 December 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James R. Miller to Dr Buchan concerning his own case [an enclosure sent with Doc [ID:2756] ]. Miller had been advised by Cullen the previous March to \'go immediately to a warm Climate\'. He is so much affected by wet weather after catching a chill from a open glass of a coach that he describe himself as a \'mere thermometer\'.', 'Letter from James R. Miller to Dr Buchan concerning his own case. [Missing enclosure sent with Letter ID: 2756]  Miller had been advised by Cullen the previous March to \'go immediately to a warm Climate\'. He is so much affected by wet weather after catching a chill from a open glass of a coach that he describe himself as a \'mere thermometer\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:50:30', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4308, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2742, 'CUL/1/2/1781', '1785-12-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 December 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William McIntyre to (another) William McIntyre, concerning his own case and asking for the letter to be shown to Cullen. ', 'Letter from William McIntyre to (another) William McIntyre, concerning his own case and asking for the letter to be shown to Cullen. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:24:08', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4776, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2743, 'CUL/1/2/1782', '1785-12-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 December 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charles Keith, concerning his own case and describing that of an unnamed patient. He also mentions the case of Mr Cook.', 'Letter from Charles Keith, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3216, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2744, 'CUL/1/2/1783', '1785-12-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 December 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Malcolm MacLaurin, concerning the case of Mrs Campbell.', 'Letter from Malcolm MacLaurin, concerning the case of Mrs Campbell, aged 57.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 11:42:12', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5691, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2745, 'CUL/1/2/1784', '1786-12-20', 'c', 'c', 'i', '20? December 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case report by Dr Marshall describing the case of M- L-. who has a swollen abdomen in addition to other complaints, and is having to have water tapped from her navel. The bottom of the letter may be folded up, so it is either incomplete or missing its signature. ', 'Letter, or rather case report by Dr Marshall describing the case of \'Mrs L., aged 43\'. who has dropsy, and is having to have water tapped from her navel. The bottom of the letter may be folded up?), so it is either incomplete or missing its signature. [No more pages physically exist in the archive at any rate - jpb]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5374, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2746, 'CUL/1/2/1785', '1785-12-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'December 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of Mr Fraser.', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of Mr Fraser.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 16:07:44', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4726, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2747, 'CUL/1/2/1786', '1785-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1785?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Innes, concerning the case of Mrs Innes.', 'Letter from Robert Innes, concerning the case of Mrs Innes.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:33:52', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4695, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2748, 'CUL/1/2/1787', '1785-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', '\nDocument headed \'Regulations which have been usefull for Preserving the health of the Loyal Irish Corps in The Island of Jamaica\'. The twelve rules cover food, cleanliness of barracks, avoidance of the sun and northerly winds, and steps to be taken when suffering from mosquito bites.', 'n', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 6, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2749, 'CUL/1/2/1788', '1785-12-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 December 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Stewart, concerning the case of Mr Dobbie. Possibly addressed to a Doctor Buchan, rather than Cullen.', 'Letter from John Stewart, concerning the case of Mr Dobbie. Possibly addressed to a Doctor Buchan, rather than Cullen.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:34:30', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4314, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2750, 'CUL/1/2/1789', '1786-01-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 January 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mary Forsythe, concerning her own case. ', 'Letter from Mary Forsythe, concerning her own case. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 19:56:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2727, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2751, 'CUL/1/2/1790', '1786-01-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 January 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Charles Keith, chiefly giving a case history of Mrs Wilson, a grocer\'s wife, aged 28, who has recently had a premature labour and has symptoms which may indicate \'a hectic case\'. He also briefly reports on his own case (an eruption about the eyebrows), that of an unnamed patient, and on John Cook of Gallowhill.', 'Letter from Charles Keith concerning his own health and the cases of Mr Cook and Mrs Wilson, a grocer\'s wife. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5000, 1, 5, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2752, 'CUL/1/2/1791', '1786-01-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 January 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Reverend Ralph Ogle, concerning his own case. Although he has followed Cullen\'s directions from the previous May, \'it is with great concern that I find myself so weak, as to beg you to give what further advice you may think most proper towards a re-establishment of my Health\'. He is still suffering from flatulence. He asks Cullen\'s opinions about the Bath waters.', 'Letter from Reverend Ralph Ogle, concerning his own case. Although he has followed Cullen\'s directions from the previous May, \'it is with great concern that I find myself so weak, as to beg you to give what further advice you may think most proper towards a re-establishment of my Health\'. He is still suffering from flatulence. He asks Cullen\'s opinions about the Bath waters. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 13:55:59', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5541, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2753, 'CUL/1/2/1792', '1786-01-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'January 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'T', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note describing the cases of Charles (1781-82), Clara (1785-86) and Gideon (1783-84), children of Alexander Murray, 7th Lord Elibank, who all died in infancy died between 1782 and 1786. Charles and Clara had been inoculated against smallpox, and Charles\'s first wet-nurse had a herpetic rash on her breasts.  Includes reports of Charles and Clara\'s post-mortems. Contextual evidence affirms that this report was drawn up by the Peebles surgeon James Reid, and was probably written shortly after the death of Clara in mid-January 1786.', 'Case note describing the cases of Charles (1781-82), Clara (1785-86) and Gideon (1783-84), children of Alexander Murray, 7th Lord Elibank, who all died in infancy died between 1782 and 1786. Charles and Clara had been inoculated against smallpox, and Charles\'s first wet-nurse had a herpetic rash on her breasts.  Includes reports of Charles and Clara\'s post-mortems. Contextual evidence affirms that this report was drawn up by the Peebles surgeon James Reid, and was probably written shortly after the death of Clara in mid-January 1786. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4196, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2754, 'CUL/1/2/1793', '1786-01-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 January 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Constable concerning the case of Captain Cotton, who \'has consulted several medical Gentlemen without receiving any manifest advantage\'. ', 'Letter from Thomas Constable concerning the case of Captain Cotton, who \'has consulted several medical Gentlemen without receiving any manifest advantage\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5286, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2755, 'CUL/1/2/1794', '1786-01-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 January 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Philip Holland concerning \'the case of a Lady in this neighbourhood\'.', 'Letter from Philip Holland concerning \'the case of a Lady in this neighbourhood\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:28:37', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4274, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2756, 'CUL/1/2/1795', '1786-01-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 January 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James R. Miller, concerning his own case. He writes that he encloses \'what I wrote to Dr Buchan last month\', [identified as Doc [ID:2741] ].', 'Letter from James R. Miller, concerning his own case. He writes that he encloses \'what I wrote to Dr Buchan last month\', although this is not included. He spent time in Virginia. \n\n[Enclosure is now identified as Letter ID:2741 DS...transcriber please tell JB so she can adjust cat numbers to make the connection]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:50:40', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4311, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2757, 'CUL/1/2/1796', '1786-01-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 January 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James McNab, in Waterford, concerning Mr Nicolson of Glenbervie, who consulted Cullen \'about the 22d. of July last, about a complaint in his side &amp; shoulder which was brought on by a severe Rheumatic attack\', and has been living in the area since August. He now complains of a dimness in the eye of the side affected. McNab has treated him with electricity, but believes that the patient did not give it a fair trial and should have persevered with it.', 'Letter from James McNab, concerning the case of Mr Nicolson of Glenbervie who consulted Cullen \'about the 22d. of July last, about a complaint in his side & shoulder which was brought on by a severe Rheumatic attack\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2356, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2758, 'CUL/1/2/1797', '1786-01-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 January 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Aird, concerning the case of Mrs Aird. He had written to Cullen on her case before, but since she has \'been laid up for most part of this Winter with Complaints very different from the former\', he writes again to outline their nature. ', 'Letter from John Aird, concerning the case of Mrs Aird. He had written to Cullen on her case before, but since she has \'been laid up for most part of this winter with Complaints very different from the former\', he writes again to outline their nature. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2750, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2759, 'CUL/1/2/1798', '1786-01-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 January 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Innes, concerning his own case.\n\nHe seems to have suffered from two different (or two bouts of the same) \'pain\' or \'uneasiness\' in his breast. He refers to the \'original\' pain at one point and at another identifies the new sensation as \'heartburn\'.\nThe letter may have been hand delivered by or enclosed a note from Mrs Innes, the writer\'s wife, as he mentions that she\'ll provide further details about his diet.', 'Letter from Robert Innes, concerning his own case.\n\nThings to note:\n\n1. He seems to have suffered from two different (or two bouts of the same?) \'pain\' or \'uneasiness\' in his breast. He refers to the \'original\' pain at one point and at another identifies the new sensation as \'heartburn\'. I\'ve tagged as heartburn references to discomfort in his breast after eating but left untagged references to ambiguous/unspecified breast pain.\n\n2. On page 4 there\'s a Latin phrase, which I\'ve transcribed and translated (as well as I can) within abbr and expan tags - not sure how else to include the two versions.\n\n3. The letter may have been hand delivered by or enclosed a note from Mrs Innes, the writer\'s wife, as he mentions that she\'ll provide further details about his diet. As there is no address leaf and the recipient is not named, I\'ve not linked Cullen to this letter (although he probably was the recipient, as Dr Innes typically addresses Cullen as \'Dear Doctor\'). (FM)\n\nSuggested place still awaiting processing. This should not have been submitted for checking. - MH\n\nNow processed and linked, resubmitted. (FM)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3381, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2760, 'CUL/1/2/1799', '1786-02-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 February 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Middleton, concerning his wife\'s case. They were planning to travel to Edinburgh for the winter, but have deferred the journey due to the unpleasant weather.', 'Letter from Thomas Middleton, concerning his wife\'s case. They were planning to travel to Edinburgh for the winter, but have deferred the journey due to the unpleasant weather.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 14:29:44', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3182, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2761, 'CUL/1/2/1800', '1786-02-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 February 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Hugh Dougall, concerning the case of Mr Gordon of Grieshop.', 'Letter from Hugh Dougall, concerning the case of Mr Gordon of Grieshop.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:20:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3575, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2762, 'CUL/1/2/1801', '1786-02-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 February 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from W. Cokayne, concerning the case of Mrs Cokayne.', 'Letter from W. Cokayne, concerning the case of Mrs Cokayne.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2394, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2763, 'CUL/1/2/1802', '1786-02-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 February 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Lyall, a youth of almost 19 in Glasgow, troubled by nocturnal emissions which he ascribes to \'the shamefull custom of manstupration\' prevalent when he was at school. He asks that a reply be sent c/o Hardie, Millar &amp; Co. (wholesale linen drapers in Bell\'s Wynd â€“ possibly his employers?). His own surgeon appends an unsigned note, in which he supposes \'his weakness is more fanciful than real\'.', 'Letter from William Lyall, a youth of almost 19 in Glasgow, troubled by nocturnal emissions which he ascribes to \'the shamefull custom of manstupration\' prevalent when he was at school. He asks that a reply be sent c/o Hardie, Millar &amp; Co. (wholesale linen drapers in Bell\'s Wynd â€“ possibly his employers?). His own surgeon appends an unsigned note, in which he supposes \'his weakness is more fanciful than real\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5370, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2764, 'CUL/1/2/1803', '1786-02-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 February 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charles Sanderson, concerning his own case. He had written to Cullen previously, but not received a reply. Sanderson quotes verbatim letter 2551, with minor changes. ', 'Letter from Charles Sanderson, concerning his own case. He had written to Cullen previously, but not received a reply. [Charles Sanderson probably the man of the same name referred to by Laurence Edmonston of Buness, Shetland, in some of his letters; his sisters are also patients of Cullen - JPB]. Sanderson quotes verbatim letter 2551, with minor changes. SH HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:24:19', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4029, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2765, 'CUL/1/2/1804', '1786-02-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 February 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from E. Harrison concerning Master Wood, a Westminster scholar aged 17.', 'Letter from E. Harrison concerning Master Wood, a Westminster scholar aged 17.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5291, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2766, 'CUL/1/2/1805', '1786-02-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 February 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Letter from B. M. Adamson concerning the case of George Davidson, the nephew of Mrs Hannah Anderson, housekeeper to Mr Drummond. Brief mention of Mrs Younghusband (see Case 27).', 'Letter from B. M. Adamson concerning the case of George Davidson, the nephew of Mrs Hannah Anderson, housekeeper to Mr Drummond. Brief mention of Mrs Younghusband (Case 27). SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:50:50', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5539, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2767, 'CUL/1/2/1807', '1786-02-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 February 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from E. Harrison concerning the case of Master Wood, who had \'laboured under a gonorrhea virulenta\'. ', 'Letter from E. Harrison concerning the case of Master Wood, who had \'laboured under a gonorrhea virulenta\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5295, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2768, 'CUL/1/2/1808', '1786-02-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 February 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Hamilton concerning the case of John Hamilton, son of Mr Hamilton of Westburn. He mentions also writing to Dr Fullarton about the case.', 'Letter from William Hamilton concerning the case of John Hamilton, son of Mr Hamilton of Westburn. He mentions also writing to Dr Fullarton about the case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 15:01:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3132, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2769, 'CUL/1/2/1809', '1786-02-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'February 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mrs Aikman to Mrs Forrest, concerning her own case. Incomplete.', 'Letter from Mrs Aikman to Mrs Forrest, concerning her own case. Incomplete.', 'y', 'y', '2015-04-30 23:41:57', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4580, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2770, 'CUL/1/2/1810', '1786-03-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 March 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from E. Harrison, concerning the case of Master Wood.', 'Letter from E. Harrison, concerning the case of Master Wood.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5296, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2771, 'CUL/1/2/1811', '1786-03-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 March 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William MacAlpine, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from William MacAlpine, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5358, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2772, 'CUL/1/2/1812', '1786-03-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 March 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Letter from Donald Campbell, concerning his own case. He had previously lived in Jamaica, and is keen to return there, \'but my Friends think the risque too great, after the severe Shock I have already met with\'.', 'Letter from Donald Campbell, concerning his own case. He had previously lived in Jamaica, and is keen to return there, \'but my Friends think the risque too great, after the severe Shock I have already met with\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:16:44', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5533, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2773, 'CUL/1/2/1813', '1786-03-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 March 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Stewart concerning an unnamed  patient, \'a Gentleman in this neighbourhood\'. Six weeks ago the man was \'very ill with a vomiting of Blood\'; ten years before, when \'a client of his\' had fallen, he had lifted her back onto her horse and \'felt something give a Crack\', followed a few days later by vomiting blood.', '\nLetter from Alexander Stewart concerning an unnamed  patient, \'a Gentleman in this neighbourhood\'. Six weeks ago the man was \'very ill with a vomiting of Blood\'; ten years before, when \'a client of his\' had fallen, he had lifted her back onto her horse and \'felt something give a Crack\', followed a few days later by vomiting blood.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:30:23', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3227, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2774, 'CUL/1/2/1814', '1786-03-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 March 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Letter from Charles Keith, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from Charles Keith, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:24:52', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5655, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2775, 'CUL/1/2/1815', '1786-03-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 March 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from J. Ferriar, concerning the case of Miss Phillips, \'a young lady of this place\' (under investigation for possible image missed in photography).\n', 'Letter from J. Ferriar, concerning the case of Miss Phillips, \'a young lady of this place\'. - Incomplete (LG)\n\nMissing image. Wait for feedback from RCPE. This may take a while. MH\n\nWait for images. MH\nNew images added 02/05/14 -JOB\n\nimages now in place. 23/12/14', 'y', 'y', '2015-05-07 12:28:31', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3677, 1, 6, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2776, 'CUL/1/2/1816', '1786-03-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 March 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charles Rowat to William Greenlees, concerning Greenlees\' own case. Rowat passes on advice received from Cullen.', 'Letter from Charles Rowat to William Greenlees, concerning Greenlees\' own case. Rowat passes on advice received from Cullen.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 11:54:26', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3687, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2777, 'CUL/1/2/1817', '1786-03-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 March 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from J. Warren, concerning the case of Mrs Meek who has fully recovered from her feverish complaints.', 'Letter from J. Warren, concerning the case of Mrs Meek. - to say she has fully recovered from her feverish complaints. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:08:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5696, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2778, 'CUL/1/2/1818', '1786-03-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 March 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Laurence Edmonston, consisting of a covering letter and case note on his brother-in-law, Basil Scott. Includes a page numbered 4, in which he writes of receiving a letter from Scott since writing the previous pages.', 'Letter from Laurence Edmonston, consisting of a covering letter and case note on his brother-in-law, Basil Scott. Includes a page numbered 4, in which he writes of receiving a letter from Scott since writing the previous pages. [David - the Greenlanders and possibly the race horse mentioned at the foot of p.17 could do with a footnote - JPB] SCHEMA NOTE IN POSTSCRIPT - fixed. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 10:09:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2641, 1, 18, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'p'),
(2779, 'CUL/1/2/1819', '1786-03-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 March 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Reid, concerning the case of Mr Murray.', 'Letter from James Reid, concerning the case of Mr Murray.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 15:10:57', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5159, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2780, 'CUL/1/2/1820', '1786-03-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 March 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Richard Story concerning the case of Mr Vane, who suffered from a violent pain in his head and breast \'after using violent exercise in hunting\'.', 'Letter from Richard Story concerning the case of Mr Vane, who suffered from a violent pain in his head and breast \'after using violent exercise in hunting\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:07:46', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5704, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2781, 'CUL/1/2/1821', '1786-03-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 March 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Kells, concerning the case of Mr Sharp\'s son. Kells reports that \'the sore on his groine still continuees to look cleaner &amp; better from the application of the precipitate according to your directions to bring down the fungus\'.', 'Letter from Alexander Kells, concerning the case of Mr Sharp\'s son. Kells reports that \'the sore on his groine still continuees to look cleaner &amp; better from the application of the precipitate according to your directions to bring down the fungus\' [There\'s a word I couldn\'t make out on page 1, line 8.]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:15:45', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3232, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2782, 'CUL/1/2/1822', '1786-03-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'March 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Dalziel concerning the case of \'[a]n intimate friend of mine in the country who chuses not [to] tell his name\'. Due to having \'for a long course of years indulged himself in excesses of various kinds\', the man\'s constitution is now \'greatly impaired\', including an \'almost totall decay of his generative powers\'.', '\nLetter from Alexander Dalziel concerning the case of \'[a]n intimate friend of mine in the country who chuses not [to] tell his name\'. Due to having \'for a long course of years indulged himself in excesses of various kinds\', the man\'s constitution is now \'greatly impaired\', including an \'almost totall decay of his generative powers', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 542, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2783, 'CUL/1/2/1823', '1786-03-02', 'c', 'c', 'i', '2? March 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note by Mr Rutherford Park, describing his own case.', 'Case note by Mr Rutherford Park, describing his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:10:25', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3234, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2784, 'CUL/1/2/1824', '1786-03-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'March 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note by Reverend Mr Nicolson (of Kiltarlity &amp; Covinth), describing his own case. Place of writing inferred from his identity: he is the only Rev Nicolson of the right age in the \'Fasti EcclesiÃ¦ ScoticanÃ¦\'. ', 'Case note by Reverend Mr Nicolson (of Kiltarlity &amp; Covinth), describing his own case. Place of writing inferred from his identity: he is the only Rev Nicolson of the right age in the \'Fasti EcclesiÃ¦ ScoticanÃ¦\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:14:14', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3236, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2785, 'CUL/1/2/1825', '1786-03-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'March 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Jonathan Nicholls, concerning the case of Mrs N., aged 50, who \'has been troubled with the Piles for a considerable time\'. ', 'Letter from Jonathan Nicholls, concerning the case of Mrs N., aged 50, who \'has been troubled with the Piles for a considerable time\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 13:01:40', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5697, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2786, 'CUL/1/2/1826', '1786-03-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'March 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of Mr McPherson of Benehar. ', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of Mr McPherson of Benehar. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:16:46', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3241, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2788, 'CUL/1/2/1827', '1786-04-01', 'c', 'c', 'i', '1? April 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from E. Harrison to Dr Charles Stuart. He has a commission to write for the Encyclopaedia Britannica on midwifery, and had hoped Stuart would help but had not heard from him. He also asks Stuart to put the case of Master Wood to Cullen, saying of Wood\'s father that \'his anxiety for Master Wood is so great, that the smallest delay may be highly injurious to me\', and asking Stuart to send the case to Cullen without delay \'if you value my prosperity in life\'.', '\nLetter from E. Harrison to Dr Charles Stuart. He has a commission to write for the Encyclopaedia Britannica on midwifery, and had hoped Stuart would help but had not heard from him. He also asks Stuart to put the case of Master Wood to Cullen, saying of Wood\'s father that \'his anxiety for Master Wood is so great, that the smallest delay may be highly injurious to me\', and asking Stuart to send the case to Cullen without delay \'if you value my prosperity in life\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5343, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2789, 'CUL/1/2/1828', '1786-04-01', 'c', 'c', 'i', '1? April 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from E. Harrison, concerning the case of Master Wood.', 'Letter from E. Harrison, concerning the case of Master Wood.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5346, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2790, 'CUL/1/2/1829', '1786-04-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 April 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Stewart, concerning the case of Mr Fraser Gregory.', 'Letter from John Stewart, concerning the case of Mr Fraser Gregory.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:42:29', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4316, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2791, 'CUL/1/2/1830', '1786-04-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 April 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Wemyss, consisting of a covering letter and case note for Mrs Beatson.', 'Letter from Alexander Wemyss, consisting of a covering letter and case note for Mrs Beatson.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:21:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4322, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'p'),
(2792, 'CUL/1/2/1831', '1786-04-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 April 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from James McNab, concerning Mr Nicolson of Glenbervie, whose case he believes to be nervous, and who is no better. He has applied further electrical treatments, and prescribed some medicines, for which he gives the recipes. He has tried a seton in the neck, but this is to be removed.', 'Letter from James McNab, concerning the case of Mr Nicolson of Glenbervie.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2403, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2793, 'CUL/1/2/1832', '1786-04-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 April 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Isabel Mutter, concerning the case of her daughter who has \'for some time past, been not at all well\'. ', 'Letter from Isabel Mutter, concerning the case of her daughter who has \'for some time past, been not at all well\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:25:43', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3249, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2794, 'CUL/1/2/1833a', '1786-04-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 April 1786', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Leslie, an apothecary, on the case of William Davidson.', 'Letter from William Leslie, an apothecary, on the case of William Davidson.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:12:15', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3252, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2795, 'CUL/1/2/1833b', '1786-04-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 April 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note on William Davidson, minister of Inverary written by his brother (an enclosure).', 'Case note on William Davidson, minister of Inverary written by his brother.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:11:58', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3280, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2796, 'CUL/1/2/1834', '1786-04-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 April 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from T. Trotter concerning the case of an unnamed female patient who \'has been for some time past alarmed at an unusual appearance of a luminous body darting itself from different parts of her cloaths\'. He also mentions just having published a work on scurvy.', '\nLetter from T. Trotter concerning the case of an unnamed female patient who \'has been for some time past alarmed at an unusual appearance of a luminous body darting itself from different parts of her cloaths\'. He also mentions just having published a work on scurvy.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:14:07', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3287, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2797, 'CUL/1/2/1835', '1786-04-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 April 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Stewart, concerning the case of Mr Fraser Gregory.', 'Letter from John Stewart, concerning the case of Mr Fraser Gregory.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:43:19', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4320, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2798, 'CUL/1/2/1836', '1786-04-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 April 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John McMillan, a former pupil of Cullen, concerning the case of an unnamed female patient, aged 18, who has had skin eruptions and a rash since suffering a sickness four years ago. She has taken a goat whey cure on Arran. ', 'Letter from John McMillan, a former pupil of Cullen, concerning the case of an unnamed female patient, aged 18, who has had skin eruptions and a rash since suffering a sickness four years ago. She has taken a goat whey cure on Arran. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:04:43', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4397, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2799, 'CUL/1/2/1837', '1786-04-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 April 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from the surgeon John Harley, concerning the case of Reverend Dr Mutter\'s daughter.', 'Letter from the surgeon John Harley, concerning the case of Reverend Dr Mutter\'s daughter.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:26:00', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3251, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2800, 'CUL/1/2/1838', '1786-04-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 April 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'T', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Wilson, reporting the death of Mr Wood\'s son and the post mortem.', 'Letter from Thomas Wilson, reporting the death of Mr Wood\'s son and the post mortem.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5353, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2801, 'CUL/1/2/1839', '1786-04-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 April 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Dent, thanking Cullen effusively \'for the advantage I have derived from attending your much esteemed doctrine\' and relating the cases of his mother, \"about the age of 50 of a delicate texture\", who suffers from stomach trouble and headaches, and his sister, aged 25, who suffers from nausea and debility.', 'Letter from Thomas Dent, thanking Cullen effusively \'for the advantage I have derived from attending your much esteemed doctrine\' and relating the cases of his mother, \"about the age of 50 of a delicate texture\", who suffers from stomach trouble and headaches, and his sister, aged 25, who suffers from nausea and debility. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:08:29', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4346, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2802, 'CUL/1/2/1840', '1786-04-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 April 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Janet Macduff to her brother, Alexander Macduff, relating the news of their young niece Augusta\'s death. The letter was first sent to Peter Duff in Perth and then William MacDonald in Edinburgh because Janet does not know where to reach her brother. Since the letter was passed on and later correspondence confirms Alexander was in Edinburgh, Perth is not marked as destination of this letter.', 'Letter from Janet Macduff to her brother, Alexander Macduff, relating the news of their young niece Augusta\'s death. [letter sent to Peter Duff in Perth and then William MacDonald in Edinburgh because Janet does not know where to reach her brother. Since the letter was passed on and later docs confirm Alexander was in Edinburgh, Perth not marked as destination of letter - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2970, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2803, 'CUL/1/2/1841', '1786-04-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 April 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from R. Patterson concerning the case of Miss Forster, and asking the addressee to take the letter to Cullen.', 'Letter from R. Patterson concerning the case of Miss Forster, and asking the addressee to take the letter to Cullen.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 21:11:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3689, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2804, 'CUL/1/2/1842', '1786-04-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 April 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Jessiman, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from James Jessiman, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 10:54:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3240, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2805, 'CUL/1/2/1843', '1786-04-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'April 1786', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Dubose, concerning his own case. In French, with an English translation.', 'Letter from Dr Dubose, communicating the case of an unnamed patient. In French, with an English translation.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 08:41:36', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5720, 2, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(2806, 'CUL/1/2/1844', '1786-04-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'April 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from W. L. on the case of Mr Jessamine. ', 'Letter from W. L. on the case of Mr Jessamine. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 10:53:30', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3237, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2807, 'CUL/1/2/1845', '1786-05-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 May 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Reid, concerning the case of Mrs Elizabeth Murray of Darnhall, \'who consulted you this winter about scaly eruptions on both sides her neck &amp; ears\'. ', 'Letter from James Reid, concerning the case of Mrs Elizabeth Murray of Darnhall, \'who consulted you this winter about scaly eruptions on both sides her neck &amp; ears\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2341, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2808, 'CUL/1/2/1846', '1786-05-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 May 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Lady Isabella Erroll, concerning the case of her daughter, Lady Charlotte Hay, who has suffered from Rheumatism during the previous two winters.', 'Letter from Lady Isabella Erroll, concerning the case of her daughter, Lady Charlotte Hay [who has suffered from Rheumatism during the previous two winters - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2099, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2809, 'CUL/1/2/1847', '1786-05-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 May 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from the Reverend Francis Grant concerning his own case.', 'Letter from the Reverend Francis Grant concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 21:09:13', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3695, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2810, 'CUL/1/2/1848', '1786-05-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 May 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Directions for Alexander Johnston of Straiton.\n\n', 'Directions for Alexander Johnston of Straiton.\n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 21:10:31', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3697, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2811, 'CUL/1/2/1849', '1786-05-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 May 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Lady Isabella Erroll, concerning the case of her daughter Lady Charlotte Hay. She tells Cullen that she \'cannot reconcile Lady Charlotte to the thought of parting with her Hair\', and asks if there is any alternative to cutting it.', 'Letter from Lady Isabella Erroll, concerning the case of her daughter Lady Charlotte Hay. She tells Cullen that she \'cannot reconcile Lady Charlotte to the thought of parting with her Hair\', and asks if there is any alternative to cutting it.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2214, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2812, 'CUL/1/2/1850', '1786-05-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 May 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from David Gregory, Lille, concerning the case of M. Benard of Dunkirk. The case note is in French, and the covering letter in English.\n\n', 'Letter from David Gregory, Lille, concerning the case of M. Benard of Dunkirk. The case note is in French, and the covering letter in English. [There are handstamps, but I\'m not sure where they\'re from. They just look like date stamps to me.] HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE\n\nDon\'t check this one until the schema can handle foreign letters. MH 07/011/14\n\n - it can now. use cullen_project_v1_foreign.dtd at top of XML. MH\n\nIn fact this need to be passed over to Rebecca before it can be checked. try putting French part in choice tags with orig/reg. MH\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:36:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3046, 2, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2813, 'CUL/1/2/1851', '1786-05-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 May 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr J. Camplin concerning the case of Mrs Johnston, the wife of Captain Gideon Johnston. He asks Cullen for an account of her situation, for the sake of her \'friends\' (i.e. family) in Liverpool. Insanity, probably of a religious kind, seems to be suspected, as he writes that \'Religious Enthusiasm she inherits from her Father\', although in his case, there was not \'the least Suspicion of Insanity\'. His remark \'How far, peculiar domestic Situations may have increased a natural Tendency, \'tis not easy to say\' may hint at the cause of disease indicated in Doc ID 4960. Mistakenly annotated \'C. Mr. Johnston\'.', 'Letter from Dr J. Camplin concerning the case of Mrs Johnston, the wife of Captain Gideon Johnston. He asks Cullen for an account of her situation, for the sake of her \'friends\' (i.e. family) in Liverpool. Insanity, probably of a religious kind, seems to be suspected, as he writes that \'Religious Enthusiasm she inherits from her Father\', although in his case, there was not \'the least Suspicion of Insanity\'. His remark \'How far, peculiar domestic Situations may have increased a natural Tendency, \'tis not easy to say\' may hint at the cause of disease indicated in Doc ID 4960. Mistakenly annotated \'C. Mr. Johnston\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:50:58', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5386, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2815, 'CUL/1/2/1853', '1786-05-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 May 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mary Forsythe, concerning her own case. ', 'Letter from Mary Forsythe, concerning her own case. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2735, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2816, 'CUL/1/2/1854', '1786-05-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 May 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Forbes Aikman, concerning the case of Mrs Forrest\'s sister, Mrs Aikman.', 'Letter from John Forbes Aikman, concerning the case of Mrs Forrest\'s sister, Mrs Aikman.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 23:43:00', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4584, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2817, 'CUL/1/2/1855', '1786-05-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 May 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Ralph Patterson concerning the case of Miss Forster.', 'Letter from Ralph Patterson concerning the case of Miss Forster.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3690, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2818, 'CUL/1/2/1856', '1786-05-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 May 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Fra (Francis?) Fraser, concerning the cases of Mr Still and his daughter, Miss D. Still. ', 'Letter from Fra (Francis?) Fraser, concerning the cases of Mr Still and his daughter, Miss D. Still. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 21:11:44', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3699, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2819, 'CUL/1/2/1857', '1786-05-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 May 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Gilchrist, concerning the case of Mr Burnside, now the main minister in Dumfries. He had applied to Cullen for a stomach ailment 8 or 9 years previously, and now suffers from headaches and excessive sweating of the head, apparently after exposure to cold, and a throat complaint. His spirits are badly affected, especially as he has career worries because of his health, and a wife and 6 children to support. Dr Gilchrist also notes that he has been prone to \'full living\', and that \'he is now in a manner the only Minister of the town, your friend Dr Mutter being quite laid aside\'.', 'Letter from John Gilchrist, concerning the case of Mr Burnside, now the main minister in Dumfries. He had applied to Cullen for a stomach ailment 8 or 9 years previously, and now suffers from headaches and excessive sweating of the head, apparently after exposure to cold, and a throat complaint. His spirits are badly affected, especially as he has career worries because of his health, and a wife and 6 children to support. Dr Gilchrist also notes that he has been prone to \'full living\', and that \'he is now in a manner the only Minister of the town, your friend Dr Mutter being quite laid aside\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4134, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2820, 'CUL/1/2/1858', '1786-05-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 May 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Aird, concerning the case of Mrs Aird. She has \'recovered exceedingly of late\', though the swelling in her extremities still troubles her.', 'Letter from John Aird, concerning the case of Mrs Aird.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2758, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2821, 'CUL/1/2/1859', '1786-05-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 May 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Menzies to the Earl of Leven, concerning the case of the Countess of Leven.', 'Letter from Robert Menzies to the Earl of Leven, concerning the case of the Countess of Leven.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 21:14:59', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3684, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 3, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(2822, 'CUL/1/2/1860a', '1786-05-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 May 1786', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mr Forrest, concerning the case of Mrs Aikman. Sent as enclosure with Doc [ID:2821] .', 'Letter from Mr Forrest, concerning the case of Mrs Aikman.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:51:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4588, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2823, 'CUL/1/2/1860b', '1786-05-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 May 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note by John Forbes Aikman, describing the case of Mrs Aikman. Enclosed with Doc [ID:2822] .', 'Case note by John Forbes Aikman, describing the case of Mrs Aikman.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:51:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4586, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2824, 'CUL/1/2/1861', '1786-05-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 May 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Elizabeth Murray, concerning her own case.', 'Letter from Elizabeth Murray, concerning her own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2342, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2825, 'CUL/1/2/1862', '1786-05-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 May 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas John Stuart, concerning both his own case and that of an unnamed female patient. Stuart addresses Cullen as the \"First Physician to his Majesty for Scotland\". ', 'Letter from Thomas John Stuart, concerning both his own case and that of an unnamed female patient. Stuart addresses Cullen as the \"First Physician to his Majesty for Scotland\". The symptom \"Pirophulous appearance\" requires a note. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 13:08:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5578, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2826, 'CUL/1/2/1863', '1786-05-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'May 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of an unnamed female patient, aged 30.', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of an unnamed female patient, aged 30.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 11:57:46', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3288, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2827, 'CUL/1/2/1864', '1786-06-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 June 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Gilchrist, concerning the case of Rev. William Burnside, who is better than he was but still suffers from sweating of the head, headaches and a throat ailment. Gilchrist writes: \'it will be best not to mention what I said about his full living. In his present circumstances it would not answer to speak to him so freely on that subject as it may do afterwards.\' The letter also refers back to their treatment of McMurdo of Drumnlanrig\'s son (see case 1732).', 'Letter from John Gilchrist, concerning the case of Rev. William Burnside, who is better than he was but still suffers from sweating of the head, headaches and a throat ailment. Gilchrist writes: \'it will be best not to mention what I said about his full living. In his present circumstances it would not answer to speak to him so freely on that subject as it may do afterwards.\' [MMG] Also refers back to their treatment of McMurdo of Drumnlanrig\'s son.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4132, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2828, 'CUL/1/2/1865', '1786-06-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 June 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Campbell, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from George Campbell, concerning his own case. Handwriting very shakey, may have misread some words. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 10:34:54', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5574, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2829, 'CUL/1/2/1866', '1786-06-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 June 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from C. Robertsone, concerning his own case. He thanks both Cullen and Dr Hope.', 'Letter from C. Robertsone, concerning his own case. He thanks both Cullen and Dr Hope.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:39:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3701, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2830, 'CUL/1/2/1867', '1786-06-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 June 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Gilchrist, concerning the case of Rev. Burnside, who is still unwell. Gilchrist had forgotten to mention previously that he had used 12 leeches on Burnside when the headaches were severe. In a lengthy postscript, he adds that the patient\'s appetite is improving: \'he had not only taken his poached egg the night before, but at dinner time had, entirely of his own accord, eaten a bit of Pigeon\'. Rev. Burnside\'s brother, from Nottingham, had previously consulted Cullen for rheumatism a few years previously (Case ID 1453). A reference to \'other medical visitors\' probably means Alexander Copland.', 'Letter from John Gilchrist, concerning the case of Rev. Burnside, who is still unwell. He had forgotten to mention previously that he had used 12 leeches on him when the headaches were severe. In a lengthy postscript, he adds that his appetite is improving: \'he had not only taken his poached egg the night before, but at dinner time had, entirely of his own accord, eaten a bit of Pigeon\'. Rev. Burnside\'s brother, from Nottingham, had previously consulted Cullen for rheumatism a few years previously (Case ID 1453). A reference to \'other medical visitors\' probably means Alexander Copland. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4148, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2831, 'CUL/1/2/1868', '1786-06-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr  John Morgan, Philadelphia, introducing Mr Barton, the son of Reverend Barton of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. He mentions that Cullen\'s \'old friend Dr Franklin [Benjamin Franklin] fills the chair of President of the State of Pennsylvania to the great satisfaction of its inhabitants\'. Hand-delivered by Benjamin Smith Barton.', 'Letter from Dr  John Morgan, Philadelphia, introducing Mr Barton, the son of Reverend Barton of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. He mentions that Cullen\'s \'old friend Dr Franklin [Benjamin Franklin] fills the chair of President of the State of Pennsylvania to the great satisfaction of its inhabitants\'. Hand-delivered by Benjamin Smith Barton.\n\nSince this is not a priority and not in any cases then it will be removed from the wesbite.sadly.MH\n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 511, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', 'N', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(2832, 'CUL/1/2/1869', '1786-06-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 June 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Hall, giving the case of Miss Hearsy Gavin at the request of Lady Betty.', 'Letter from James Hall, giving the case of Miss Hearsy Gavin at the request of Lady Betty.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:21:47', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4982, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2833, 'CUL/1/2/1870', '1786-06-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from Benjamin Rush, introducing Benjamin Barton, the nephew of Mr Rittenhouse \'our great American astronomer\'. ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2834, 'CUL/1/2/1871', '1786-06-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 June 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Directions for Captain Wedderburn, by Cullen and D. Rutherford. Date on annotation is 1789. Letter written by Rutherford (compared handwriting with letter 2978).', 'Directions for Captain Wedderburn, by Cullen and D. Rutherford. Date on annotation is 1789. Letter written by Rutherford (compared writing with letter 2978). SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:15:23', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5640, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2835, 'CUL/1/2/1872', '1786-06-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 June 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Cokayne, concerning the case of Mrs Cokayne.', 'Letter from W. Cokayne, concerning the case of Mrs Cokayne.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2396, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2836, 'CUL/1/2/1873', '1786-06-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 June 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Richard Charleton concerning his own case.', 'Letter from Richard Charleton concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:16:57', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4282, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2837, 'CUL/1/2/1874', '1786-06-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 June 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning the case of Miss Ellison. Ingham now consults Cullen for a new complaint: a palpitation of the heart, which he believes arises from her stomach problems and habitual costiveness. Miss Ellison reports on the action of the foetid tincture, stating it conferred no benefit; rather, it occassioned great agitation over her whole frame.', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning the case of Miss Ellison.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3623, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2838, 'CUL/1/2/1875', '1786-06-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 June 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Elizabeth Watt at Stranraer, concerning her own case (to either Mr or Mrs Brown). She asks the addressee to contact Cullen on her behalf: she is suffering from rheumatism, exacerbated by a fall, and piles, accompanied by heats. She gives instructions for the delivery of her medicines: \"Buy a smal box put the medecins in and give them to the Carrier that comes to Ayr to deliver it to Will Steen who will pay him\".', 'Letter from Elizabeth Watt at Stranraer, concerning her own case (to either Mr or Mrs Brown). She asks the addressee to contact Cullen on her behalf: she is suffering from rheumatism, exacerbated by a fall, and piles, accompanied by heats. She gives instructions for the delivery of her medicines: \" Buy a smal box put the medecins in and give them to the Carrier that comes to Ayr to deliver it to Will Steen who will pay him\" [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3963, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2839, 'CUL/1/2/1876', '1786-06-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 June 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Elizabeth Murray, concerning her own case. She has travelled to Moffat and is taking the waters there.', 'Letter from Elizabeth Murray, concerning her own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2346, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2840, 'CUL/1/2/1877', '1786-06-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'June 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note by Mrs Innes, describing her own case. She mentions Mr Liddel.', 'Case note by Mrs Innes, describing her own case. She mentions Mr Liddel.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:29:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3315, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2841, 'CUL/1/2/1878', '1786-06-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'June 1786', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter [marked \'copy\'] concerning Henry Ivie Nicolson, probably from his mother-in-law Lady Nicolson (see Cullen\'s reply). The unnamed recipient is probably James McNab. She writes, \'Tell Mr. Greig from me, I wish him to call on Dr. Cullen\', and asks that Greig reply to her directly with Cullen\'s advice: presumably Greig delivered this letter to Cullen. The patient\'s \'Side and Eye is as bad as possible\', and he thinks that \'he will soon be quite blind\'. She wishes to know whether cold bathing or taking the waters are advisable for him, but \'The Doctors at Waterford say he will be well by the End of Summer\'.', 'Letter [marked \'copy\'] concerning Henry Ivie Nicolson, probably from his mother-in-law Lady Nicolson (see [DOC-5290-LINK]Cullen\'s reply[/DOC]). The unnamed recipient is probably James McNab. She writes, \'Tell Mr. Greig from me, I wish him to call on Dr. Cullen\', and asks that Greig reply to her directly with Cullen\'s advice: presumably Greig delivered this letter to Cullen. The patient\'s \'Side and Eye is as bad as possible\', and he thinks that \'he will soon be quite blind\'. She wishes to know whether cold bathing or taking the waters are advisable for him, but \'The Doctors at Waterford say he will be well by the End of Summer\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:51:30', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2692, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2842, 'CUL/1/2/1879a', '1786-07-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 July 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Willison, concerning the case of  Mr Maxwell. He mentions Moncrief giving Cullen an account of the case. ', 'Letter from John Willison, concerning the case of  Mr Maxwell. He mentions Moncrief giving Cullen an account of the case. HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:09:44', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3674, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2843, 'CUL/1/2/1879b', '1786-06-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 June 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of Mr Maxwell, possibly written by Moncrief.', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of Mr Maxwell, possibly written by Moncrief.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:09:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3671, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2844, 'CUL/1/2/1880', '1786-07-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 July 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning the case of Miss Wilson.', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning the case of Miss Wilson.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:17:36', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4637, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2845, 'CUL/1/2/1881', '1786-07-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from Dr L. Van Meurs, Amsterdam. He presents his thesis to Cullen and introduces its bearers, Dr Schieman and Dr Braader of Goettingen. ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2846, 'CUL/1/2/1882', '1786-07-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from Dr L. Van Meurs, Amsterdam, introducing Dr Schieman and Dr Braader of Goettingen. He also asks about trials in the treatment of venereal diseases, Cullen\'s use of digitalis in the treatment of dropsies, and the treatment of specks on the cornea', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2847, 'CUL/1/2/1883', '1786-07-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 July 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Hall concerning the case of Miss Hearsy Gavin, sent \'by Desire of Lady Betty Gavin\'.', 'Letter from James Hall concerning the case of Miss Hearsy Gavin, sent \'by Desire of Lady Betty Gavin\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:23:27', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4996, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2848, 'CUL/1/2/1884', '1786-07-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 July 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Cokayne, concerning the case of Mrs Cokayne.', 'Letter from William Cokayne, concerning the case of Mrs Cokayne.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2398, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2849, 'CUL/1/2/1885', '1786-07-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 July 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Campbell, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from George Campbell, concerning his own case. Handwriting very shakey, may have misread some words. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 10:37:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5576, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2850, 'CUL/1/2/1886', '1786-07-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 July 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Ballantine, concerning the case of John Baxter. He quotes from Cullen\'s third edition of First Lines with a page and observation number of a similar case.', 'Letter from William Ballantine, concerning the case of John Baxter. He quotes from Cullen\'s third edition of First Lines with a page and observation number of a similar case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:34:14', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3318, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2851, 'CUL/1/2/1887a', '1786-07-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 July 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from C. Robertsone, concerning himself and the cases of Mrs Murray who has a sore leg and Hector Turnbull a bleacher.', 'Letter from C. Robertsone, concerning himself and the cases of Mrs Murray who has a sore leg and Hector Turnbull a bleacher.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:40:15', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3320, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(2852, 'CUL/1/2/1887b', '1786-07-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 July 1786', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Account by C. Robertsone of treatment already given to Mr Turnbull.', 'Account by C. Robertsone of treatment already given to Mr Turnbull.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 11:55:36', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3321, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2853, 'CUL/1/2/1888', '1786-07-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 July 1786', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Col. William Maxwell, concerning the case of Colonel Clerk (his uncle), whom he visited at Rook\'s Nest. It consists of a covering letter and a brief memorandum. He will pay him when he is next in Edinburgh. (He is currently staying at Lees, the home of the Marjoribanks family).', 'Letter from Col. William Maxwell, concerning the case of Colonel Clerk (his uncle), whom he visited at Rook\'s Nest. It consists of a covering letter and a brief memorandum. He will pay him when he is next in Edinburgh. (He is currently staying at Lees, the home of the Marjoribanks family.) [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:51:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5516, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2854, 'CUL/1/2/1889', '1786-07-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 July 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Campbell concerning his own case.', 'Letter from George Campbell concerning his own case. Handwriting very shakey, may have misread some words. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 10:38:26', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5579, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2855, 'CUL/1/2/1890', '1786-07-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 July 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Hall concerning the case of Miss Hearsy Gavin.', 'Letter from James Hall concerning the case of Miss Hearsy Gavin.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:24:13', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4999, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2856, 'CUL/1/2/1891', '1786-07-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from Thomas Tudor Tucker, introducing Thomas Marshall.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2857, 'CUL/1/2/1892', '1786-07-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 July 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Strong, concerning his own case and reporting the death of old Mr Edmonston.', 'Letter from John Strong, concerning his own case and reporting the death of old Mr Edmonston.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 11:41:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3329, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2858, 'CUL/1/2/1893', '1786-07-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 July 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Letter from Charles Brown, concerning the case of Miss Wilson, who \'will wait upon you in a day or two to consult you about her health\'. Her mother was formerly a patient of Cullen\'s.', 'Letter from Charles Brown, concerning the case of Miss Wilson, who \'will wait upon you in a day or two to consult you about her health\'. Her mother was formerly a patient of Cullen\'s.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:20:14', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5636, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2859, 'CUL/1/2/1894a', '1786-07-08', 'c', 'c', 'i', '8? July 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note concerning Miss A. (Ann) Cook, who \'had very good health & spirits till two or three years ago when she began to complain of the same symptoms as her brother\', Edward Cook of Togston. She has had a \'nettle sting\' rash, hysteria, weight loss, and now has notably swollen neck glands. The writer (probably her surgeon and brother-in-law, Andrew Fogo, according to Doc ID 5306) warns that \'The constitution of the family is particularly delicate\'.', 'Case note concerning Miss A. (Ann) Cook, who \'had very good health &amp; spirits till two or three years ago when she began to complain of the same symptoms as her brother\', Edward Cook of Togston. She has had a \'nettle sting\' rash, hysteria, weight loss, and now has notably swollen neck glands. The writer (probably her surgeon and brother-in-law, Andrew Fogo, according to Doc ID 5306) warns that \'The constitution of the family is particularly delicate\'. [MMG]  ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:51:50', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3370, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2860, 'CUL/1/2/1894b', '1786-07-08', 'c', 'c', 'i', '8? July 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note concerning Edward Cook, who suffers from pain around the heart and stomach complaints, which are said to have begun after learning of a neighbour\'s sudden death. His \'Father & relations by the father side were subject to scorbutic eruptions & Irregular gout\', and weak nerves. Probably compiled by his brother-in-law, Andrew Fogo, surgeon in Warkworth (see Cullen\'s reply, Doc ID 5306).', 'Case note concerning Edward Cook, who suffers from pain around the heart and stomach complaints, which are said to have begun after learning of a neighbour\'s sudden death. His \'Father &amp; relations by the father side were subject to scorbutic eruptions &amp; Irregular gout\', and weak nerves. Probably compiled by his brother-in-law, Andrew Fogo, surgeon in Warkworth (see reply, Doc ID 5306). [MMG] NOPLACES', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:52:00', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3264, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2861, 'CUL/1/2/1895', '1786-07-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 July 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Govan, concerning the case of Mrs Cheape of Wellfield, \'an elderly lady of a very delicate constitution\'. ', 'Letter from John Govan, concerning the case of Mrs Cheape of Wellfield, \'an elderly lady of a very delicate constitution\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:03:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3629, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2862, 'CUL/1/2/1896', '1786-08-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 August 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Govan concerning the case of Mrs Cheape, who has \'upon the whole rather been gaining ground\' since Govan\'s previous letter.', 'Letter from John Govan concerning the case of Mrs Cheape, who has \'upon the whole rather been gaining ground\' since Govan\'s previous letter.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:02:36', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3631, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2863, 'CUL/1/2/1897', '1786-08-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from W. Saunders, consoling Cullen on the death of his wife, \'the best of women, and from whom I have experienced so many acts of friendship\'. He also introduces Mr Connel who studied at Guy\'s Hospital and who has been appointed as a surgeon on a ship of war at Leith.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2864, 'CUL/1/2/1898', '1786-08-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from William Almack, introducing Mr Barton of Philadelphia, who \'proposes to pass some time at Edinburgh, &amp; to attend the medical classes of the University\'. Signs off \'your affectionate nephew\'.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2865, 'CUL/1/2/1899', '1786-08-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 August 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Semple, concerning the case of his daughter. He had previously received advice from Cullen on her case in November of 1783, regarding a discharge affecting her eyes, after smallpox. It has now recurred, and the surgeon cannot find the prescription he used previously, so he requests a new copy. ', 'Letter from John Semple, concerning the case of his daughter. He had previously received advice from Cullen on her case in November of 1783, regarding a discharge affecting her eyes, after smallpox. It has now recurred, and the surgeon cannot find the prescription he used previously, so he requests a new copy. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5312, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2866, 'CUL/1/2/1900', '1786-08-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 August 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Wilson, concerning the case of Mrs Ilderton. He also reports on the progress of Mr Wilson.', 'Letter from John Wilson, concerning the case of Mrs Ilderton. He also reports on the progress of Mr Wilson.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:11:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4246, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2867, 'CUL/1/2/1901', '1786-08-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 August 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John White, concerning the case of Mrs Whitehead who consults Cullen in person over a menstrual disorder.', 'Letter from John White, concerning the case of Mrs Whitehead who consults Cullen in person over a menstrual disorder.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:13:39', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4273, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2868, 'CUL/1/2/1902', '1786-08-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 August 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Jefferson, concerning the case of Mr Riddell.', 'Letter from Thomas Jefferson, concerning the case of Mr Riddell.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:53:56', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4104, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2869, 'CUL/1/2/1903', '1786-08-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 August 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Elizabeth Watt to her relative Mr Brown, concerning her own case. She asks him to inform Cullen on her progress: the rubbing oil has helped with the pain but not the weakness in her loin, and \'I am very well recovered of the Laxative Complaint but the piles is as bad as ever\'. She hopes Cullen can give something to help with the weakness and the piles.', 'Letter from Elizabeth Watt to her relative Mr Brown, concerning her own case. She asks him to inform Cullen on her progress: the rubbing oil has helped with the pain but not the weakness in her loin, and \'I am very well recovered of the Laxative Complaint but the piles is as bad as ever\'. She hopes Cullen can give something to help with the weakness and the piles. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3965, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2870, 'CUL/1/2/1904', '1786-08-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 August 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from W. Home, concerning the case of his aunt, Mrs Aynsley.\n', 'Letter from W. Home, concerning the case of his aunt, Mrs Aynsley.\n\nImages 3 and 4 swapped over. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:15:52', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3657, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2871, 'CUL/1/2/1905', '1786-09-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 September 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Bate concerning the case of Mr Ferguson, minister of Farnell. Handstamp illegible.', 'Letter from John Bate concerning the case of Mr Ferguson, minister of Farnell. HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:43:32', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5154, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2872, 'CUL/1/2/1906', '1786-09-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 September 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Gilchrist concerning the cases of George Gordon and Francis Johnstone of Carnsalloch, described as \'our little patients\'. Intimate tone. Cullen and one of his sons have recently stayed with the Gilchrist and his wife. Mentions the trees at Dalswinton and his wife\'s recipe for punch. Contains the immortal line: \"But it is just the same thing; for I suppose I am now to hold that the merit of the Wife is transferable, or entirely belongs, to the husband\".', 'Letter from John Gilchrist concerning the cases of George Gordon and Francis Johnstone of Carnsalloch, described as \'our little patients\'. Intimate tone. Cullen and one of his sons have recently stayed with the Gilchrist and his wife. Mentions the trees at Dalswinton and his wife\'s recipe for punch. Contains the immortal line: \"But it is just the same thing; for I suppose I am now to hold that the merit of the Wife is transferable, or entirely belongs, to the husband.\"', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:35:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3334, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2873, 'CUL/1/2/1907', '1786-09-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 September 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Laurence Edmonston, concerning the case of Miss Sanderson, his sister-in-law. He had previously consulted Cullen about her two sisters, who had both died. The enclosed case note is surely Doc [ID:2882] , but that is dated the 19th. It was hand delivered so delivery may have been delayed ten days. Cullen\'s response refers to a letter of the \'9th\', but the paper is smudged and so this could be the \'19th\'.', 'Letter from Laurence Edmonston, concerning the case of Miss Sanderson, his sister-in-law. He had previously consulted Cullen about her two sisters, who had both died. The enclosed case note is surely Letter ID:2882, but that is dated the 19th. It was hand delivered so delivery may have been delayed ten days. Cullen\'s response refers to a letter of the \'9th\', but  the paper is smudged and so this could be the \'19th\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:52:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3625, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2874, 'CUL/1/2/1908', '1786-09-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 September 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Campbell, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from George Campbell, concerning his own case. Handwriting very shakey, may have misread some words. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 10:39:45', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5585, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2875, 'CUL/1/2/1909', '1786-09-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 September 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from A. Stevenson concerning the case of Mrs Murdoch.', 'Letter from A. Stevenson concerning the case of Mrs Murdoch.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 08:51:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4235, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2876, 'CUL/1/2/1910', '1786-09-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 September 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Elizabeth Murray, concerning her own case. She mentions that she has been taking the waters in Moffat.', 'Letter from Elizabeth Murray, concerning her own case. She mentions that she has been taking the waters in Moffat.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2348, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2877, 'CUL/1/2/1911', '1786-09-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 September 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Duguid, concerning the case of Miss Webster, his sister-in-law.', 'Letter from John Duguid, concerning the case of Miss Webster, his sister-in-law.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 13:00:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5157, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2878, 'CUL/1/2/1912', '1786-09-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 September 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from J. Moore to Miss Dunlop, concerning the case of her mother Mrs Dunlop. He is about to leave to go to the home of the Duke of Devonshire at Chatsworth House. Letter was forwarded to Cullen by patient\'s daughter Elizabeth to familiarise him with the case.', 'Letter from J. Moore to Miss Dunlop, concerning the case of Mrs Dunlop. He is about to leave to go to the home of the Duke of Devonshire at Chatsworth House.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2875, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2879, 'CUL/1/2/1913', '1786-09-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 September 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Jane Porter, an old friend of Cullen\'s, in Durham, concerning her own case. She suffers from spasmodic pains in her stomach and under her breastbone. Dr Fenwick has prescribed various medicines, seemingly with little effect. She is a widow with five children, and concerned for their future should anything happen to her (most went on to notable careers); her only sister has recently died. She also sends condolences to Cullen for his loss (presumably of his wife).', 'Letter from Jane Porter, an old friend of Cullen\'s, in Durham, concerning her own case. She suffers from spasmodic pains in her stomach and under her breastbone. Dr Fenwick has prescribed various medicines, seemingly with little effect. She is a widow with 5 children, and concerned for their future should anything happen to her (most went on to notable careers); her only sister has recently died. She also sends condolences to Cullen for his loss (presumably of his wife.) [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 14:25:14', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3883, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2880, 'CUL/1/2/1914a', '1786-09-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 September 1786', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Baylies, Berlin, concerning the case of an unnamed nobleman of Courland, Latvia, \'whose disease resists all I can do for him\'.', 'Letter from William Baylies, Berlin, concerning the case of an unnamed nobleman of Courland, Latvia, \'whose disease resists all I can do for him\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:40:50', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3618, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2881, 'CUL/1/2/1914b', '1786-09-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 September 1786', '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note describing the case of an unnamed nobleman of Courland, Latvia. By William Baylies.', 'Case note describing the case of an unnamed nobleman of Courland, Latvia. By William Baylies.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:40:31', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3619, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2882, 'CUL/1/2/1915', '1786-09-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 September 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of Miss Saunderson.', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of Miss Saunderson.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:27:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3626, 1, 10, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2883, 'CUL/1/2/1916', '1786-09-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 September 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Ralph Fenwick, a former student of Cullen, concerning the case of Mrs Porter. He writes that he had asked her not to write herself as her case was \'in some respects singular\' and that she has \'by her habits with medical men acquired a confused notion of many of the terms &amp; doctrines of physic\', but notes that she had written anyway. In outlining his treatment of her, he also warns that she has not always followed instructions with medication, and that her \'predilection to opiates somewhat retarded the cure\'.', 'Letter from John Ralph Fenwick, a former student of Cullen, concerning the case of Mrs Porter. He writes that he had asked her not to write herself as her case was \'in some respects singular\' and that she has \'by her habits with medical men acquired a confused notion of many of the terms &amp; doctrines of physic\', but notes that she had written anyway. In outlining his treatment of her, he also warns that she has not always followed instructions with medication, and that her \'predilection to opiates somewhat retarded the cure\' â€“ possibly a hint that she may have an addiction? [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 14:26:27', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3884, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2884, 'CUL/1/2/1917', '1785-09-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 September 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Stewart in Musselburgh, concerning the case of Miss Jenny Boyle, who is being treated with cephalic draughts and bathing.', 'Letter from John Stewart in Musselburgh, concerning the case of Miss Jenny Boyle, who is being treated with cephalic draughts and bathing. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 10:12:11', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5618, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2885, 'CUL/1/2/1918a', '1786-09-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 September 1786', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from A. Stevenson, concerning the case of Mrs Murdoch.', 'Letter from A. Stevenson, concerning the case of Mrs Murdoch.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 08:52:29', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4237, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2886, 'CUL/1/2/1918b', '1786-09-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 September 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from A. Stevenson, concerning the case of Mrs Murdoch. This letter was written half an hour after the previous.', 'Letter from A. Stevenson, concerning the case of Mrs Murdoch. This letter was written half an hour after the previous.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 08:52:56', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4238, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2887, 'CUL/1/2/1919', '1786-09-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 September 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from A. Stevenson, listing ships he knows of that will be calling at Madeira. The son of Mr Hunter of Paisley will be travelling on, one, the Hope, and he will ask if it would be \'agreeable to him that your party join him\'. Mentions a patient, a Mrs Murdoch in a postscript. Illegible handstamp.', 'Letter from A. Stevenson, listing ships he knows of that will be calling at Madeira. The son of Mr Hunter of Paisley will be travelling on, one, the Hope, and he will ask if it would be \'agreeable to him that your party join him\'. Mentions a patient, a Mrs Murdoch in a postscript. HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 08:49:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3603, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2888, 'CUL/1/2/1920', '1786-09-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 September 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from A. Stevenson concerning the case of Mrs Murdoch. He also tells Cullen of Mr Hunter\'s intentions of travelling to Madeira, and possible arrangements for his patients.', 'Letter from A. Stevenson concerning the case of Mrs Murdoch. He also tells Cullen of Mr Hunter\'s intentions of travelling to Madeira, and possible arrangements for his patients.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 08:53:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4239, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2889, 'CUL/1/2/1921', '1786-09-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from Samuel Foart Simmons, introducing Mr Cullings from Wye, Kent. He also mentions eagerly awaiting a new edition of Cullen\'s Materia Medica.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(2890, 'CUL/1/2/1923', '1786-09-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 September 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Schuback, concerning his own case. ', 'Letter from John Schuback, concerning his own case. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 21:13:07', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3704, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2891, 'CUL/1/2/1924', '1786-08-29', 'c', 'i', 'i', '29? August? 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Margaret Johnston, concerning her own case. She asks for the response to be sent to Cowhill. The pills that Cullen prescribed made her unwell so she stopped taking them. In his response Cullen indicates he waited until she was in Dumfries before replying, as Mrs Johnston had said she would be in Cowhill for ten days. Cullen did not know where that place was so waited until she was in Dumfries. That would make this letter written sometime late August. Cowhill Tower is near Holywood, just outside Dumfries.', 'Letter from Margaret Johnston, concerning her own case. She asks for the response to be sent to Cowhill. The pills that Cullen prescribed made her unwell so she stopped taking them. Letter 5331 Cullen indicates he waited until she was in Dumfries before replying, as Mrs Johnston had said she would be in Cowhill for ten days. Cullen did not know where that place was so waited until she was in Dumfries. That would make this letter written sometime late August. The location of Cowhill is unknown. SH Cowhill Tower is near Holywood, just outside Dumfries - now linked. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:39:05', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4296, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(2892, 'CUL/1/2/1925', '1786-09-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'September 1786', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs. Fraser of Relic\'. Cullen recommends Mr and Mrs Fraser to spend the Winter in Madiera. He advises on Mrs Fraser\'s conduct during her stay at Madiera and details strategies on coping with sea-sickness, on diet, and exercise.', 'Case note describing the case of Mrs Fraser of Relic(?), recommending a voyage to Madeira. Unsigned but probably by Cullen.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4491, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2893, 'CUL/1/2/1926', '1786-09-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'September 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note describing the case of Mr Fraser Gregorie, giving an account of his case from April 1786 to at least August 1786. The author mentions calling for Dr Stewart.', 'Case note describing the case of Mr Fraser Gregorie, giving an account of his case from April 1786 to at least August 1786. The author mentions calling for Dr Stewart.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:43:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4321, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2894, 'CUL/1/2/1927', '1786-10-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 October 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of Robert Hunter\'s son. The patient had been advised to go to Madeira.', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of Robert Hunter\'s son. The patient had been advised to go to Madeira.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 08:55:58', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3608, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2895, 'CUL/1/2/1928', '1786-10-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 October 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from A. El. Dunlop, concerning the case of her mother, Mrs Dunlop. ', 'Letter from A. El. Dunlop, concerning the case of her mother, Mrs Dunlop. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2877, 1, 10, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2896, 'CUL/1/2/1929', '1786-10-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from Charles Cullen to his father, introducing Mr Edwards of Antigua, who had been recommended to him by Antony Stokes, Chief Justice of the province of Georgia, America.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2897, 'CUL/1/2/1930', '1786-10-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 October 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Logan concerning the case of his cousin, Miss Binning. This letter is neatly written when compared with others by Logan.', 'Letter from Thomas Logan concerning the case of his cousin, Miss Binning. This letter is neatly written with punctuation when compared with the others by T. Logan. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 09:59:27', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5601, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2898, 'CUL/1/2/1931', '1786-10-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 October 1786', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Ralph Irving, concerning the case of Governor George Johnstone, who has had a swollen testicle and also a tumour of the jaw. His tongue and tonsils are also affected, and it affects speech and swallowing. Irving believes the disease to have a venereal origin, but now to have a cancerous diathesis. He has a history of syphilis (and has bony excrescences on his shins), and has been heavily treated with mercury in the past. He has also taken the waters in Caldas (Caldas da Rainha, Portugal â€“ here misspelled as \'Calas\') and at Malvern, and is currently in Bristol. Irving encloses a case note that he wrote at Malvern, with annotations and corrections by the patient himself. Irving also asks Cullen\'s advice on going to India.', 'Letter from Ralph Irving, concerning the case of Governor George Johnstone, who has had a swollen testicle and also a tumour of the jaw. His tongue and tonsils are also affected, and it affects speech and swallowing. Irving believes the disease to have a venereal origin, but now to have a cancerous diathesis. He has a history of syphilis (and has bony excrescences on his shins), and has been heavily treated with mercury in the past. He has also taken the waters in Caldas (Caldas da Rainha, Portugal â€“ here misspelled as \'Calas\') and at Malvern, and is currently in Bristol. Irving encloses a case note that he wrote at Malvern, with annotations and corrections by the patient himself. Irving also asks Cullen\'s advice on going to India. [MMG] Handstamp present but illegible -JOB', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-29 13:17:34', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5264, 1, 8, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2899, 'CUL/1/2/1932', '1786-10-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from William Baylies, Berlin, introducing Mr J. G. Groschke, Professor of Physick and a friend of the Duke of Courland.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2900, 'CUL/1/2/1933', '1786-09-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 September 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Wilson, concerning the case of Mrs Ilderton. ', 'Letter from John Wilson, concerning the case of Mrs Ilderton. HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:11:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4258, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2901, 'CUL/1/2/1934', '1786-10-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from W. Saunders introducing Mr Franklin, who was previously a student at Guy\'s Hospital. Also mentions a patient Cullen had recommended to Saunders.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(2902, 'CUL/1/2/1935', '1786-10-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from Walter Vaughan, introducing his son. Vaughan had been a student of Cullen\'s, and also mentions that if he felt Dr Black would have remembered him he would have sent the letter to Black instead, as his son has a greater interest in chemistry.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2903, 'CUL/1/2/1936', '1786-10-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 October 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from A. El. Dunlop, [Agnes Eleaonora Dunlop] concerning the case of her mother Frances Dunlop, who has started to recover but who experiences deadness in an arm and numbness in her mouth.', 'Letter from A. El. Dunlop, concerning the case of her mother.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2879, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2904, 'CUL/1/2/1937', '1786-10-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 October 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Lord Lonsdale concerning a consumptive, the son of a tenant of his [Allan Robinson] and his sister. Lonsdale had heard that Cullen had cured Lady Elphinstone and Mrs Carr of consumptions.', 'Letter from Lord Lonsdale concerning a consumptive, the son of a tenant of his [Allan Robinson] and his sister. Lonsdale had heard that Cullen had cured Lady Elphinstone and Mrs Carr of consumptions.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:38:55', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3615, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2905, 'CUL/1/2/1938', '1786-10-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from Thomas Percival, introducing Mr Thorpe, the son of a clergyman.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2906, 'CUL/1/2/1939', '1786-10-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from [?] Pitcairn, introducing Dr Audibeck, Physician to the King of Sardinia, who \'proposes spenting the ensuing winter at Edinburgh\'. ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2907, 'CUL/1/2/1940', '1786-10-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from James Makittrick Adair, introducing an unnamed \'tolerable classical scholar\'. ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2908, 'CUL/1/2/1941', '1786-10-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from Samuel Foart Simmons, introducing Dr Audiberte.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2909, 'CUL/1/2/1942', '1786-09-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 September 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Antonio Giuseppe Testa, on the case of Prince Rezzonico. Authorial original and a transcription.', 'Letter from an unnamed correspondent (Dr Antonio Giuseppe Testa; LG), concerning the case of Prince Rezzonico. Two copies, one in Latin and the other a fair transcription of the other.\n\n---\n\nEven though in the \"annot\" it is written that the letter is of October, it is actually of the 16th of September (16 days before the October kalend) [LG].</annot>', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3641, 4, 12, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2910, 'CUL/1/2/1943', '1786-10-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from Newcome Cappe, introducing his son.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2911, 'CUL/1/2/1944', '1786-10-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from A. Hunter, introducing Joseph Cappe.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2912, 'CUL/1/2/1945', '1786-10-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from M. Macqueen, introducing Mr Sayers \'who goes to Edinburgh to hear the Cullenian doctrine from its true source\'.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2913, 'CUL/1/2/1946', '1786-10-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from W. Saunders, introducing Mr Hobson.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2914, 'CUL/1/2/1947', '1786-10-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from J. Camplin, introducing Mr Houghton. He remembers the \'many &amp; lasting advantages\' which he derived from Cullen\'s friendship, and now wishes to direct his friend Houghton to \'the same kind & parental attention\'.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2915, 'CUL/1/2/1948', '1786-10-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from William Robertson, introducing Mr Thorpe, a son of the clergyman in Buxton, and Mr Carlyle, for whom Lord Adam Gordon requests Cullen\'s good advice.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2916, 'CUL/1/2/1949', '1786-10-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from William Saunders, introducing Mr Thomson.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2917, 'CUL/1/2/1950', '1786-10-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 October 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from G. Kirkaldie, concerning the case of his sister.', 'Letter from G. Kirkaldie, concerning the case of his sister.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:41:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4768, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2918, 'CUL/1/2/1951', '1786-10-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter by Robert Wood introducing his youngest son, who will be attending classes by Dr Monro and Dr Black.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2919, 'CUL/1/2/1952', '1786-10-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 October 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from an unidentified correspondant, concerning the case of Mrs Fraser. The author details the dismal conditions of the ship in which Mrs Fraser travelled. The signature has been partially removed, making the author difficult to identify. The author seems to be an acquaintance of both Cullen and \'Hunter\': \'Our fellow Voyager Hunter is much better in all respects - Stronger - &amp; his Pulse reduced from 112 - to 80.\' The \'Hunter\' referred to could be John Hunter, a young student of Glasgow College and the son of Robert Hunter, who travelled to Madeira in attempt to combat a chest infection. (See Case ID:1940). The author also expresses affectionate compliments to all at Mint and Ormiston.', 'Letter from an unnamed correspondant, concerning the case of Mrs Fraser. The signature has been partially removed', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:18:14', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4528, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2920, 'CUL/1/2/1953', '1786-10-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 October 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Farquharson, concerning the case of Robert Hunter\'s son John, a Glasgow student, and mentioning another patient a Mr James Brown.', 'Letter from William Farquharson, concerning the case of Robert Hunter\'s son John, a Glasgow student, and mentioning another patient a Mr James Brown.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 08:48:00', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3605, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2921, 'CUL/1/2/1954', '1786-10-11', 'c', 'c', 'i', '11? October 1786', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Draft of a letter in a scribe\'s hand, dictated by Cullen, to Ralph Irving concerning the case of Governor George Johnstone. Cullen does not believe the case is cancerous, or desperate, though does not commit himself to whether or not it is venereal.', 'Draft of a letter in a scribe\'s hand, dictated by Cullen, to Ralph Irving concerning the case of Governor George Johnstone. Cullen does not believe the case is cancerous, or desperate, though does not commit himself to whether or not it is venereal. He recommends a milk diet of asses\' and cows\' milk and the use of opium and laxatives. Date is approximate, as it is a reply to Doc ID 2898, dated 5 October. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5258, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2922, 'CUL/1/2/1955', '1786-11-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'November 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, in draft form and unsigned, for Miss Binning \'at the Haws\'.', 'Directions for Miss Binning \'at the Haws\'. Draft letter, unsigned. Unable to locate a house or place named Haws (or varients) in area around Maybole, Greenan and Ayr. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 10:04:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5610, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2923, 'CUL/1/2/1956', '1786-11-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from George Cleghorn introducing Mr Stokes, son of a clergyman.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2924, 'CUL/1/2/1957', '1786-11-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from M. Wall introducing Mr Vaughan, the son of Dr Vaughan, physician in Leicester.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2925, 'CUL/1/2/1958', '1786-11-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 November 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Logan, concerning the case of Miss Binning.', 'Letter from Thomas Logan, concerning the case of Miss Binning.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 10:05:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5614, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2926, 'CUL/1/2/1959', '1786-11-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 November 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Gilchrist, reporting on the progress of Mr Gordon and Mr Johnston of Carnsalloch. Mentions discussing a case when riding with Cullen to Dalswinton. Illegible handstamp probably Dumfries.', 'Letter from John Gilchrist, reporting on the progress of Mr Gordon and Mr Johnston of Carnsalloch. Mentions discussing a case when riding with Cullen to Dalswinton. HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:37:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3335, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2927, 'CUL/1/2/1960', '1786-11-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter to Henry Cullen from his cousin William Cullen, introducing an unnamed student of divinity, who is going to Edinburgh to study the subject \'as at a cheaper market than Oxford or Cambridge\'. ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2928, 'CUL/1/2/1961', '1786-11-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from John Clark introducing Mr Johnston, for whom he requests a gratis ticket, \'his father being in low circumstances\'. Johnston served his dispensary at the Newcastle Dispensary, but since his father could not assist him, \'[h]e therefore went to Greenland; &amp; with the poor pittance he has saved, has now repaired to the College of Edinr\'.\n', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2929, 'CUL/1/2/1962', '1786-11-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 November 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Caldwell, concerning the case of Mrs Patterson.', 'Letter from John Caldwell, concerning the case of Mrs Patterson.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 08:46:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3711, 1, 7, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(2930, 'CUL/1/2/1963', '1786-11-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 November 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Logan, concerning the case of Miss Binning.', 'Letter from Thomas Logan, concerning the case of Miss Binning.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 10:09:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5612, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2931, 'CUL/1/2/1964', '1786-11-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 November 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Campbell, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from George Campbell, concerning his own case. Handwriting very shakey, may have misread some words. Handstamp very faint. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 10:40:54', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5582, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2932, 'CUL/1/2/1965', '1786-11-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 November 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Coupar, concerning the case of three unnamed adolescent daughters of \'A Gentleman in this neighbourhood, whose family I attend\' â€“ probably the Duke of Gordon, whose family physician he was. Although otherwise healthy, all are suffering from a discharge from the genitals. ', 'Letter from Robert Coupar, concerning the case of three unnamed adolescent daughters of \'A Gentleman in this neighbourhood, whose family I attend\' â€“ probably the Duke of Gordon, whose family physician he was. Although otherwise healthy, all are suffering from a discharge from the genitals. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:06:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4357, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2933, 'CUL/1/2/1966', '1786-11-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 November 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John White, concerning the case of Mrs Whitehead.', 'Letter from John White, concerning the case of Mrs Whitehead.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:13:56', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4275, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2934, 'CUL/1/2/1967', '1786-11-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 November 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Logan, concerning the case of Miss Betty Binning. This letter was originally sent by Thomas Logan to his son Willie, concerning Miss Betty Binning, which was later passed onto Cullen.', 'Letter from Thomas Logan, concerning the case of Miss Betty Binning. Letter from Thomas Logan to his son Willie, concerning Miss Betty Binning, which was passed onto Cullen.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 10:10:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5613, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2935, 'CUL/1/2/1968', '1786-11-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 November 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Bruce of Stenhouse, concerning his own case, as he is coming to consult Cullen in person. He lived in Tobago 1772-85, and suffered there from fevers and dropsical swelling. He was taken very ill with violent fever and a discharging erysipelas when at Brisbane (his sister\'s house in Largs) in June, and was attended by Drs Oliphant and Stevenson. He is still unwell, and has been advised to go to Bath. He encloses a prescription of Sir William Fordyce\'s, which he uses against the ague.', 'Letter from William Bruce of Stenhouse, concerning his own case, as he is coming to consult Cullen in person. He lived in Tobago 1772-85, and suffered there from fevers and dropsical swelling. He was taken very ill with violent fever and a discharging erysipelas when at Brisbane (his sister\'s house in Largs) in June, and was attended by Drs Oliphant and Stevenson. He is still unwell, and has been advised to go to Bath. He encloses a prescription of Sir William Fordyce\'s, which he uses against the ague. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5422, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2936, 'CUL/1/2/1969', '1786-11-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from John Buchan, introducing Mr Scot from Selkirk.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2937, 'CUL/1/2/1970', '1786-11-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 November 1786', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Colin Baxter to Alexander MacDuff, concerning the case of Janet Macduff, Baxter\'s sister-law and MacDuff\'s sister. The first two pages, also written by Baxter, contain a report of Janet MacDuff\'s condition to be passed on to Cullen. Baxter asks MacDuff to get advice from Cullen in writing, as he does not trust Dr W(ood) to faithfully follow Cullen\'s prescriptions in the depth of Winter. The annotated date added on final page (6 Nov 1786) seems to be incorrect as Baxter dates his letter 29 Nov 1786.', 'Letter from Colin Baxter to Alexander MacDuff, concerning the case of Janet Macduff, Baxter\'s sister-law/MacDuff\'s sister. The initial two pages are a description of Janet MacDuff\'s condition to be passed on to Cullen (also written by Baxter). He asks MacDuff to get advice from Cullen in writing. Annotated date added on final page (6 Nov 1786) seems to be incorrect as Baxter dates his letter 29 Nov 1786) -EK', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2972, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2938, 'CUL/1/2/1971', '1786-12-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 December 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Aird, concerning the case of his wife, Mrs Aird.', 'Letter from John Aird, concerning the case of his wife, Mrs Aird.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2760, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2939, 'CUL/1/2/1972', '1786-12-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 December 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Joseph Losh, concerning the case of an unnamed married lady of about 30, \'of a lively disposition &amp; healthy Constitution rather inclin\'d to Corpulency\'. She had a stillborn child about a year ago, and a live one about 10 weeks ago. Since the first pregnancy, her belly has remained swollen: she still looks \'like a full gone Pregnant Wowman\', and she has a vaginal discharge. She is much distressed by both symptoms. ', 'Letter from Joseph Losh, concerning the case of an unnamed married lady of about 30, \'of a lively disposition &amp; healthy Constitution rather inclin\'d to Corpulency\'. She had a stillborn child about a year ago, and a live one about 10 weeks ago. Since the first pregnancy, her belly has remained swollen: she still looks \'like a full gone Pregnant Wowman\', and she has a vaginal discharge. She is much distressed by both symptoms. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4195, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2940, 'CUL/1/2/1973', '1786-12-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 December 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Jefferson, concerning the case of Mr Riddell. He mentioned that Dr Hall and Dr Brown have also been consulted.', 'Letter from Thomas Jefferson, concerning the case of Mr Riddell. He mentioned that Dr Hall and Dr Brown have also been consulted.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:55:26', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4198, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2941, 'CUL/1/2/1974', '1786-12-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 December 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Fotherley Pannell, concerning the case of Captain Crowe.', 'Letter from Fotherley Pannell, concerning the case of Captain Crowe.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:13:26', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3611, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2942, 'CUL/1/2/1975', '1786-12-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 December 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Menzies to Henry Cullen, concerning the case of Captain Maitland. A handstamp is present but illegible.', 'Letter from Robert Menzies to Henry Cullen, concerning the case of Captain Maitland. HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE - Location pin incorrect: Rankeillour is in Fife. Have reported. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5365, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2943, 'CUL/1/2/1976', '1786-12-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 December 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from David Gregorie, concerning his own case. He also reports the birth of his grandson, \'persuaded that you would share in our satisfaction on that occasion\'.', 'Letter from David Gregorie, concerning his own case. He also reports the birth of his grandson, \'persuaded that you would share in our satisfaction on that occasion\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5366, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2944, 'CUL/1/2/1977', '1786-12-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 December 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Hargrave, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from William Hargrave, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:42:32', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3384, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2945, 'CUL/1/2/1978', '1786-12-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 December 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note describing the case of William McNair.', 'Case note describing the case of William McNair.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:35:44', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3192, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2946, 'CUL/1/2/1979', '1786-12-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 December 1786', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Copy of a letter from William Gordon, Sligo, concerning his own case.', 'Copy of a letter from William Gordon, Sligo, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:52:56', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3712, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2947, 'CUL/1/2/1980', '1786-12-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 December 1786', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Patrick Scott, concerning the case of Miss Cooke. The letter is addressed to William Cullen, \'First Physician to His Majesty for Scotland\'.', 'Letter from Patrick Scott, concerning the case of Miss Cooke. The letter is addressed to William Cullen, \'First Physician to His Majesty for Scotland\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 15:09:44', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3808, 1, 6, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2948, 'CUL/1/2/1981', '1786-12-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 December 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Wood concerning the case of Janet McDuff. He writes that Miss McDuff\'s previous anxiety has been worsened by the death of her niece and led to \'insanity\' which leaves her in danger of self harm. Wood includes a report of the treatments the patient has undergone and notes she currently lives in \'a very retired country place, attended by two Maids, and is I believe fully better and more tenderly cared for, than she would be in any place of confinement\'.', 'Letter from Robert Wood concerning the case of Janet McDuff. He writes that Miss McDuff\'s previous anxiety has been worsened by the death of her niece and led to \'insanity\' which leaves her in danger of self harm.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3515, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2949, 'CUL/1/2/1982', '1786-12-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 December 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Captain William Graham, Tynemouth Barracks, to Benjamin Bell, concerning his own case. He suffers from \'sand\' in the urine, of which he encloses a sample, following a bout of venereal disease the previous year. He has been treated by Dr Abbs in Newcastle, and the regimental surgeon Mr Williamson. ', 'Letter from Captain William Graham, Tynemouth Barracks, to Benjamin Bell, concerning his own case. He suffers from \'sand\' in the urine, of which he encloses a sample, following a bout of venereal disease the previous year. He has been treated by Dr Abbs in Newcastle, and the regimental surgeon Mr Williamson. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:08:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5588, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2950, 'CUL/1/2/1983', '1786-12-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 December 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charles Williamson, Tynemouth Barracks, to Benjamin Bell, concerning the case of Captain Graham, and describing his treatment for gonorrhÅ“a and sand and gravel. ', 'Letter from Charles Williamson, Tynemouth Barracks, to Benjamin Bell, concerning the case of Captain Graham, and describing his treatment for gonorrhÅ“a and sand and gravel. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:08:28', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5589, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2951, 'CUL/1/2/1984', '1786-12-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 December 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Graham to Benjamin Bell, concerning the case of his son, Captain William Graham, at Tynemouth Barracks, and suggesting consulting Cullen. He writes, \"I must add one piece of Information which posibily my Son may omitt, that is his having been pretty much Injurd by Some Common Strumpet about 12 Mos. since\" at home in Dumfries. In the postcript, he mentions having received letter from John (a Graham or a Bell?) before the hurricane in Jamaica. ', 'Letter from John Graham to Benjamin Bell, concerning the case of his son, Captain William Graham, at Tynemouth Barracks, and suggesting consulting Cullen. He writes, \"I must add one piece of Information which posibily my Son may omitt, that is his having been pretty much Injurd by Some Common Strumpet about 12 Mos. since\" at home in Dumfries. In the postcript, he mentions having received letter from John (a Graham or a Bell?) before the hurricane in Jamaica. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:08:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5590, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2952, 'CUL/1/2/1985', '1759-12-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'December? 1759?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note describing the case of a female patient, whose name has been scored out. ', 'Case note describing the case of a female patient, whose name has been scored out. [The date here could be 1759/1789. Then the other dates mentioned on page one would make sense. It could be \'59 because there\'s an example of the author\'s 8 (line 1: 18 years of Age) and it doesn\'t look like the the other numbers. LMcC] I have changed the date to \'1759  Guess\' as the handwriting is notably archaic which makes me favour the earlier date DS.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:14:52', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3338, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2953, 'CUL/1/2/1986', '1786-12-27', 'i', 'i', 'i', '27? December? 1786?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Janet D., concerning her own case. She tells Cullen that she \'must of necessity see you immediately\'. Dating based entirely on location in box with no textual support. Has been compared with letters from Janet in Case 1156, and probably the same person. Inferred that this  letter is late Dec 1786. There is no mention of in Cullen\'s letter 5376 of the 28 Dec in reply to Robert Wood (letter 2948 of 24 Dec) about Janet\'s increasing anxiety, as shown by her writing in this letter, and there is no mention of medicine in her letter, which suggests it may have been written after the 24th and Cullen didn\'t receive it until after the 28th.', 'Letter from Janet D., concerning her own case. She tells Cullen that she \'must of necessity see you immediately\'. Dating based entirely on location in box with no textual support. Have compared this with letters from Janet in Case 1156, and I think it is same person. Letters \'J\' &amp; \'D\' similar, as with small \'d\'. The word \'sympathizing\' similar to word in letter 1989. Though not sure why she signed it Janet D rather than Janet Macduff; and the Mr Robert is confused for Dr Robert Wood. Have added those people links. Guess for the letter is late Dec 1786. There is no mention of in Cullen\'s letter 5376 of the 28 Dec in reply to Robert Wood (letter 2948 of 24 Dec) about Janet\'s increasing anxiety, as shown by her writing in this letter, and there is no mention of medicine in her letter, which suggests it may have been written after the 24th and Cullen didn\'t receive it until after the 28th. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 13:04:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5712, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2954, 'CUL/1/2/1987', '1786-11-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'November? 1786?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander MacDuff, concerning the case of his sister, Janet MacDuff, who, he claims, has been deprived of the use of her reason. MacDuff mentions that Mr Wood has also written to Cullen about the case. He also notes that he had visted Cullen\'s home that afternoon. The date of this letter is inferred from letter 2937 which discusses Alexander MacDuff\'s forthcoming visit to Cullen.', 'Letter from Alexander MacDuff, concerning the case of his sister. He mentions that Mr Wood has also written to Cullen about the case. [He also notes that he had visted Cullen\'s home that afternoon; date inferred from letter 2937 which discusses Alexander MacDuff\'s forthcoming visit to Cullen - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2973, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2955, 'CUL/1/2/1988', '1786-09-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'September? 1786?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from \'J. M.\', probably J. Moore, to Miss Dunlop, concerning the case of Mrs Dunlop.', 'Letter from \'J. M.\', probably J. Moore, to Miss Dunlop, concerning the case of Mrs Dunlop.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2871, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2956, 'CUL/1/2/1989', '1786-05-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 May 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Janet MacDuff to her brother, Alexander MacDuff. She writes concerning her state of mind; that Jackey had a letter from Miss Annie Bannerman; that Miss Hunter is still staying with them; that the current price of a horse is monstrous; and that Mr Barty was chosen as a member of the Assembly. She laments of the lack of entertaining books in Mr B\'s library, as his collection is mostly for his own use.', '\nLetter from an unnamed correspondent, possibly Janet Macduff, to her brother. She writes of her state of mind; that Jacky had a letter from Miss Annie Bannerman; that Miss Hunter is still staying with them; and that Mr Barty was chosen a member of the Assembly. Incomplete. BUT 2814 looks like the missing part... DS\n\n20/09/13 Wait for next image batch update (expected within 2 weeks) for this to be sorted. We have merged this doc with 2814. 2814 will is now deleted. MH [transcription is of 2965 and 2814 combined, Janet MacDuff recorded as author for this reason - EK]\n\n28/10/13 Merge looks suceeful. 2814 (cat CUL/1/2/1852) delete and images moved into 2956. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2964, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2957, 'CUL/1/2/1990', '1786-11-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'November? 1786?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Draft letter by Cullen to Lord Northesk, concerning the case of his daughter Lady Mary Anne Carnegie in which the physician writes on behalf of his patient to explain her desire and need to have her father reside nearer in the vicinity of Edinburgh where she would have access to company and advice. The letter \'N\' in the annotation may indicate \'November\' which matches the context of the other letters relating to this case. ', 'Draft letter by Cullen to Lord Northesk, concerning the case of his daughter Lady Mary Anne Carnegie in which the physician writes on behalf of his patient to explain her desire and need to have her father reside nearer in the vicinity of Edinburgh where she would have access to company and advice. The letter \'N\' in the annotation may indicate \'November\' which matches the context of the other letters relating to this case. Catchword on page one was deleted, but I included it in markup. On page two there is pencil annotation - adding word and deleting text, which I assume was by Cullen or the scribe. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:04:06', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5586, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2958, 'CUL/1/2/1991', '1786-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1786?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note concerning the case of Mrs D.', 'Unsigned case note concerning the case of Mrs D.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:13:44', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3339, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2959, 'CUL/1/2/1992', '1786-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from John Taylor introducing Mr Green, the nephew of Dr Dobson.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2960, 'CUL/1/2/1993', '1783-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1783?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Samuel Clark, concerning his own case. ', 'Letter from Samuel Clark, concerning his own case. Undated but post 1781/2. Transcriber, please lookout any further clues to date.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:41:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4696, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2961, 'CUL/1/2/1994', '1787-01-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 January 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Buchan Hepburn, concerning the case of Mrs B. Hepburn. He brought her to the country the previous Sunday, \'w[ith] much good Effect\'. \n\n', 'Letter from George Buchan Hepburn, concerning the case of Mrs B. Hepburn. He brought her to the country the previous Sunday, \'w[ith] much good Effect\'. \n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:31:31', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3432, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2962, 'CUL/1/2/1995', '1787-01-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 January 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from David Gregorie, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from David Gregorie, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5373, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2963, 'CUL/1/2/1996a', '1787-01-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 January 1787', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Farquharson, concerning the case of an unnamed woman of rank with a drink problem at Paisley. Enclosed case note is next item in the case sequence.', 'Letter from William Farquharson, concerning the case of an unnamed woman of rank with a drink problem at Paisley.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:54:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3427, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2964, 'CUL/1/2/1996b', '1787-01-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 January 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case report describing the case of Mrs Paisley, signed by William Farquharson and John White. Enclosure with previous letter in case.', 'Case report describing the case of Mrs Paisley, signed by William Farquharson and John White.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:54:16', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3428, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2965, 'CUL/1/2/1997', '1787-01-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 January 1787', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Silas Neville, describing his situation in Norwich. He now has competition from two graduates of Edinburgh, Dr Malcolm Macqueen from Skye and Dr Richard Lubbock. He also encloses the case of an unnamed male patient. ', 'Letter from Silas Neville, describing his situation in Norwich. He now has competition from two graduates of Edinburgh, Dr Malcolm Macqueen from Skye and Dr Richard Lubbock. He also encloses the case of an unnamed male patient. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:25:28', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3436, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2966, 'CUL/1/2/1998', '1787-01-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 January 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from B. M. Adamson, concerning the case of Elizabeth Snowden.', 'Letter from B. M. Adamson, concerning the case of Elizabeth Snowden. HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:27:28', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3440, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2967, 'CUL/1/2/1999', '1787-01-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 January 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Jefferson, concerning the case of Mr Riddell.', 'Letter from Thomas Jefferson, concerning the case of Mr Riddell.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:56:29', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4206, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2968, 'CUL/1/2/2000', '1787-01-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 January 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John White concerning the case of his wife, Mrs White, sent in addition to \'the imperfect sketch which I formerly sent you\'. ', 'Letter from John White concerning the case of his wife, Mrs White, sent in addition to \'the imperfect sketch which I formerly sent you\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:55:08', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3443, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2969, 'CUL/1/2/2001', '1787-01-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 January 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Stewart, concerning his own case. He had considered writing to Cullen for advice for some years, \'but as I always pleased myself my Complaints were more imaginary than real delay\'d consulting you in hopes of getting better\'. ', 'Letter from William Stewart, concerning his own case. He had considered writing to Cullen for advice for some years, \'but as I always pleased myself my Complaints were more imaginary than real delay\'d consulting you in hopes of getting better\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:45:48', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4310, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2970, 'CUL/1/2/2002', '1787-01-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 January 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Hamilton, concerning the case of \'your frend Miss Wilson\'. ', 'Letter from William Hamilton, concerning the case of \'your frend Miss Wilson\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3642, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2971, 'CUL/1/2/2003', '1787-01-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 January 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Hollis Pigot concerning the case of Mrs W. S. Details and quantities of medicines given in the body of the letter.', 'Letter from John Hollis Pigot concerning the case of Mrs W. S. Details and quantities of medicines given in the body of the letter.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:23:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4540, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2972, 'CUL/1/2/2004', '1787-01-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 January 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from David Gregorie, concerning his own case. ', 'Letter from David Gregorie, concerning his own case. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5381, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2973, 'CUL/1/2/2005', '1787-01-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 January 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Elizabeth Watt to her cousin (Mr or Mrs Brown), concerning her own case: she has now been seized with a \'Laxative desorder\', which has exacerbated her piles, and also suffers from strangury and heats. She asks the addressee to see Cullen on her behalf, and asks that s/he sends \'double of what will be ordred\' of the medicine for piles. She encloses money. Her spelling is even more erratic than usual.', 'Letter from Elizabeth Watt to her cousin (Mr or Mrs Brown), concerning her own case: she has now been seized with a \'Laxative desorder\', which has exacerbated her piles, and also suffers from strangury and heats. She asks the addressee to see Cullen on her behalf, and asks that s/he sends \'double of what will be ordred\' of the medicine for piles. She encloses money. Her spelling is even more erratic than usual. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3969, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2974, 'CUL/1/2/2006', '1787-01-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 January 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Schuback, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from John Schuback, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 21:13:29', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3705, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2975, 'CUL/1/2/2007', '1787-01-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 January 1787', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Pearson, concerning the case of Captain Crowe. A note on the reverse from Fotherley Pannell, who had originally received the letter from Pearson with the instruction to send it on to Cullen.', 'Letter from George Pearson, concerning the case of Captain Crowe. A note on the reverse from Fotherley Pannell, who had originally received the letter from Pearson with the instruction to send it on to Cullen.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:14:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3613, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2976, 'CUL/1/2/2008', '1787-01-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 January 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Allen concerning the case of Mrs Allen, \'a native of Jamaica\'.', 'Letter from John Allen concerning the case of Mrs Allen, \'a native of Jamaica\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 08:54:22', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5109, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2977, 'CUL/1/2/2009', '1787-01-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 January 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from B. M. Adamson, who is \'desired by the Parents of Miss Eliz. Snowden to write to you\'. ', 'Letter from B. M. Adamson, who is \'desired by the Parents of Miss Eliz. Snowden to write to you\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:29:28', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3441, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2978, 'CUL/1/2/2010', '1787-01-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'January 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from D. Rutherford, giving directions for an unnamed male patient.', 'Letter from D. Rutherford, giving directions for an unnamed male patient.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:39:59', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3445, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2979, 'CUL/1/2/2011', '1787-01-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'January 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note describing the case of Mrs Wynn. Address page contains scribblings of chemical symbols.', 'Case note describing the case of Mrs Wynn.\n\nAddress page contains scribblings of alchemal chemical symbols.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:29:46', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3446, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(2980, 'CUL/1/2/2012', '1787-01-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'January 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Jefferson concerning the case of Mr Riddell.', 'Letter from Thomas Jefferson concerning the case of Mr Riddell.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:56:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4204, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2981, 'CUL/1/2/2013', '1787-02-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 February 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply from Alexander Douglas, concerning the case of Mrs Allen of Errol House.', 'Letter from Alexander Douglas, concerning the case of Mrs Allen of Errol House.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 08:55:23', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5111, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2982, 'CUL/1/2/2014', '1787-02-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 February 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Charles Keith, concerning John Cook of Gallowhill, whom he and the surgeon Mr Wilson have seen. Keith believes Cook is giving Cullen \'needless &amp; unnecessary trouble\'. He now suffers from swelling in the legs and feet and pains in stomach and back. Keith believes that excessive drinking is a factor in the case.', '\nLetter from Charles Keith concerning the case of John Cook, whom Keith had seen with Mr Wilson. Keith mentions that he knew Cook \'to be giving you needless unnecessary trouble\', and believes that Cook had already written to Cullen two or three weeks ago \'but has received no answer\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5004, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(2983, 'CUL/1/2/2015', '1787-02-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 February 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charles Keith, concerning the cases of John Cook, who \'is rather better, but I fear will never allow himself to be well\', and of Miss Marr, who has been \'threatened with Phthisis &amp; is yet far from well\'. He includes copies of the medicines he has been prescribing for Miss Marr.', 'Letter from Charles Keith, concerning the case of John Cook, who \'is rather better, but I fear will never allow himself to be well\', and of Miss Marr, who has been \'threatened with Phthisis &amp; is yet far from well\'.[MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5011, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2984, 'CUL/1/2/2016', '1787-02-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 February 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from D. Maxwell concerning the case of Mrs Maxwell, who has been largely ill \'since about Candlemas 1785\'.', 'Letter from D. Maxwell concerning the case of Mrs Maxwell, who has been largely ill \'since about Candlemas 1785\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 18:51:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3507, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2985, 'CUL/1/2/2017', '1787-02-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 February 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Charles Keith, chiefly giving the case of Gabriel Dun(n), aged 70, who suffers from jaundice and abdominal swelling. He is poor, and has a hemiplegic wife. Mention is also made of Miss Marr and Mr Potts.', 'Letter from Charles Keith, concerning the case of Gabriel Dun, a neighbour of his.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3450, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2986, 'CUL/1/2/2018', '1787-02-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 February 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Marshall, concerning the case of Robert Blair, who \'took your advice concerning an obstinate Eruption on his face\'. ', 'Letter from James Marshall, concerning the case of Robert Blair, who \'took your advice concerning an obstinate Eruption on his face\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:37:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3452, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2987, 'CUL/1/2/2019', '1787-02-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 February 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John White concerning the case of Mr Bisset, \'who comes to Edinr. to consult you in his own case\'. ', 'Letter from John White concerning the case of Mr Bisset, \'who comes to Edinr. to consult you in his own case\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:27:00', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3289, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2988, 'CUL/1/2/2020', '1787-02-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 February 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John McFarquhar concerning the cases of Mrs Ross of Gladfield, consisting of a covering letter and case note, and that of his own wife.', 'Letter from John McFarquhar concerning the cases of Mrs Ross of Gladfield, consisting of a covering letter and case note, and that of his own wife.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:38:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3454, 1, 5, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'p'),
(2989, 'CUL/1/2/2021', '1787-02-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 February 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Murray  to Robert Jones, concerning the case of Mrs Murray, with details of her pulse and how it is affected by the swing. He writes that his results are different from those observed by Dr Smyth in the pamphlet sent by Dr Wood. ', 'Letter from Alexander Murray  to Robert Jones, concerning the case of Mrs Murray, with details of her pulse and how it is affected by the swing. He writes that his results are different from those observed by Dr Smyth in the pamphlet sent by Dr Wood. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:35:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3245, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2990, 'CUL/1/2/2022', '1787-02-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 February 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Stewart, concerning his own case. He has \'pointedly observed your directions in riding every good day, which I think myself the better of\'. He is concerned that the Apothecary may have substituted rust of Steel for filings of Steel in his prescription.', 'Letter from William Stewart, concerning his own case. He has \'pointedly observed your directions in riding every good day, which I think myself the better of\'. He is concerned that the Apothecary may have substituted rust of Steel for filings of Steel in his prescription given in ID5396 [SH] HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:47:03', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4317, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2991, 'CUL/1/2/2023', '1787-02-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 February 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Wood, concerning the case of Mrs Murray. She was trying the swing with the support of Wood and Dr Robertson, as the result of a letter from Lord Balgony.', 'Letter from Robert Wood, concerning the case of Mrs Murray. She was trying the swing with the support of Wood and Dr Robertson, as the result of a letter from Lord Balgony.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:35:38', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3246, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2992, 'CUL/1/2/2024', '1787-02-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 February 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning the case of Miss Wilson. ', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning the case of Miss Wilson. Have marked an abbreviation in the closer as unclear. It might be obvious but I think it needs fresh eyes! ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:18:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4668, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2993, 'CUL/1/2/2025', '1787-02-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'February 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter possibly from Lady Banff, concerning the case of Mrs Murray. She sends her compliments to Dr Wood, and returns Dr Smith\'s pamplet.', 'Letter possibly from Lady Banff, concerning the case of Mrs Murray. She sends her compliments to Dr Wood, and returns Dr Smith\'s pamplet.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:35:03', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3243, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2994, 'CUL/1/2/2026', '1787-03-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 March 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John White, concerning the case of Mr Bisset.', 'Letter from John White, concerning the case of Mr Bisset.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:29:39', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3294, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2995, 'CUL/1/2/2027', '1787-03-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 March 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Murray, concerning the case of Mrs Murray. He gives details of her pulse while using the swing over two days.\n\n', 'Letter from Alexander Murray, concerning the case of Mrs Murray. He gives details of her pulse while using the swing over two days.\n\nPerth as destination? Please check. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:36:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3247, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2996, 'CUL/1/2/2028', '1787-03-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 March 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Farquharson, concerning the case of Mrs Moody, a newly-married woman of 20, \'of a delicate habit\'. Six months previously, she had been advised by an acquaintance \'to use Spilsbury\'s drops for an eruption on her hands\'. Since then, she has caught cold twice â€“ returning from a dance, and after her wedding. She has now become seriously ill with a cough, spitting, and painful inflammation on the chest. Her menses are also obstructed, but she is not pregnant. ', 'Letter from William Farquharson, concerning the case of Mrs Moody, a newly-married woman of 20, \'of a delicate habit\'. Six months previously, she had been advised by an acquaintance \'to use Spilsbury\'s drops for an eruption on her hands\'. Since then, she has caught cold twice â€“ returning from a dance, and after her wedding. She has now become seriously ill with a cough, spitting, and painful inflammation on the chest. Her menses are also obstructed, but she is not pregnant. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 15:53:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5648, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2997, 'CUL/1/2/2029', '1787-03-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 March 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Collier, concerning his own case. He had written in October and not received a reply, but was \'convinced that some other cause than intentional neglect prevented you taking any notice of the letter I wrote you\'. ', 'Letter from James Collier, concerning his own case. He had written in October and not received a reply, but was \'convinced that some other cause than intentional neglect prevented you taking any notice of the letter I wrote you\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:35:58', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3456, 1, 5, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2998, 'CUL/1/2/2030', '1787-03-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 March 1787', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Bogle, concerning the case of his grandson, \'the handsomest boy I ever saw and the cleverest\'. He mentions an enclosed case note on the boy by Dr Stevenson and Mr Dunlop, now Document 3010.', 'Letter from Robert Bogle, concerning the case of his grandson, \'the handsomest boy I ever saw and the cleverest\'. He mentions an enclosed case note on the boy by Dr Stevenson and Mr Dunlop, but this is missing.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 15:25:19', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3459, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(2999, 'CUL/1/2/2031', '1787-03-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 March 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Walker, concerning the case of Miss Gordon of Crogo.', 'Letter from John Walker, concerning the case of Miss Gordon of Crogo.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 18:56:36', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3670, 1, 8, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3000, 'CUL/1/2/2032', '1788-03-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 March 1788', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Stephen Pemberton to John Surtees, who is in Berwick and intends to visit Cullen again. A covering letter for Cullen\'s letter on his case and a prescription for pills mentioned, neither of which are included. William Ingham\'s name is mentioned in the annotation on the wrapper.', 'Letter from Dr Stephen Pemberton to John Surtees, who is in Berwick and intends to visit Cullen again. A covering letter for Cullen\'s letter on his case and a prescription for pills mentioned, neither of which are included. William Ingham\'s name is mentioned in the annotation on the wrapper. [MMG] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5468, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3001, 'CUL/1/2/2033', '1787-03-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 March 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John White, concerning the case of Mr Bisset. ', 'Letter from John White, concerning the case of Mr Bisset. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:29:57', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3518, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3002, 'CUL/1/2/2034', '1787-03-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 March 1787', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from C. Robertsone, concerning his own case as well as that of Mrs Murray. He writes that he encloses a journal with the affects of the swing on her pulse, but it is not included.', 'Letter from C. Robertsone, concerning his own case as well as that of Mrs Murray. He writes that he encloses a journal with the affects of the swing on her pulse, but it is not included.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:36:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3248, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3003, 'CUL/1/2/2035', '1787-03-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 March 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Fraser in Bath, concerning Mr (William) Bruce, whose illness he believes may be rooted in his liver, rather than from the effects of an intermittent fever. He is only able to take the waters externally. Fraser also discusses the nosology of cutaneous diseases, which \'we have frequent opportunities here of seeing\', including lepra graecorum, which matched Cullen\'s definition, and two diseases mentioned by Hillary and Hendy, one of elephantiasis and the other of \'leprosy of the joints\'. (His own Caribbean background may give him an interest in the subject).', 'Letter from William Fraser in Bath, concerning Mr (William) Bruce, whose illness he believes may be rooted in his liver, rather than from the effects of an intermittent fever. He is only able to take the waters externally. Fraser also discusses the nosology of cutaneous diseases, which \'we have frequent opportunities here of seeing\', including lepra graecorum, which matched Cullen\'s definition, and two diseases mentioned by Hillary and Hendy, one of elephantiasis and the other of \'leprosy of the joints\'. (His own Caribbean background may give him an interest in the subject.) [MMG] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 13:56:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5426, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3004, 'CUL/1/2/2036', '1787-03-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 March 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from D. Maxwell, concerning the case of Mrs Maxwell. ', 'Letter from D. Maxwell, concerning the case of Mrs Maxwell. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 18:53:16', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3653, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3005, 'CUL/1/2/2037', '1787-03-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 March 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from E. Fraser, Madeira, concerning the case of Mrs Fraser and reporting the death of \'poor Brown\'. He also asks whether the Board have received his request for a prolongation of absence. ', 'Letter from E. Fraser, Madeira, concerning the case of Mrs Fraser and reporting the death of \'poor Brown\'. He also asks whether the Board have received his request for a prolongation of absence. HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:54:47', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3858, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3006, 'CUL/1/2/2038', '1787-03-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 March 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Hamilton concerning the case of Miss P, who fifteen years previously \'after being terrified from seeing a relation of hers in danger of losing his life, was seized at times with something rsembling a stupor, tho\' not insensible\'. ', 'Letter from William Hamilton concerning the case of Miss P, who fifteen years previously \'after being terrified from seeing a relation of hers in danger of losing his life, was seized at times with something rsembling a stupor, tho\' not insensible\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 18:49:25', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3814, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3007, 'CUL/1/2/2039', '1787-03-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 March 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Mudie concerning the case of an unnamed gentleman in Montrose, aged 71, \'who lived regularly and sparely\'. He had a fever with acute rheumatic symptoms 30 years ago, and more recently has suffered from piles and anal prolapse. Mudie is now treating him for pain in the hypochondrium and rectal tumours. ', 'Letter from John Mudie concerning the case of an unnamed gentleman in Montrose, aged 71, \'who lived regularly and sparely\'. He had a fever with acute rheumatic symptoms 30 years ago, and more recently has suffered from piles and anal prolapse. Mudie is now treating him for pain in the hypochondrium and rectal tumours. [MMG] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:43:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4462, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3008, 'CUL/1/2/2040', '1787-03-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'March 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John White, concerning the case of Mr Bisset. He mentions that Dr Farquharson had also been consulted.', 'Letter from John White, concerning the case of Mr Bisset. He mentions that Dr Farquharson had also been consulted.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:29:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3293, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3009, 'CUL/1/2/2041', '1787-03-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'March 1787', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Farquharson, reporting the deaths of Mrs Paisley; and Mr Hunter in Madeira. He also mentions enclosing a case, but this is missing.', 'Letter from William Farquharson, reporting the deaths of Mrs Paisley; and Mr Hunter in Madeira. He also mentions enclosing a case, but this is missing.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 08:56:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3429, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3010, 'CUL/1/2/2042', '1787-03-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'March 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from A. Stevenson, concerning the case of Mr Bogle of Shettleston\'s grandson. Enclosure in letter 2298.', 'Letter from A. Stevenson, concerning the case of Mr Bogle of Shettleston\'s grandson. Likely the missing enclosure from CUL/1/2/2030.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:15:57', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3460, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3011, 'CUL/1/2/2044', '1787-04-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 April 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Jefferson, concerning the case of Mr Riddell. ', 'Letter from Thomas Jefferson, concerning the case of Mr Riddell. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:58:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4213, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3012, 'CUL/1/2/2045', '1787-04-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 April 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Dunlop, concerning the case of the son of Mr Clerke. He also mentions that Dr Stevenson is indisposed \'by an unfortunate step he made in going into his his Chaise\'.', 'Letter from Alexander Dunlop, concerning the case of the son of Mr Clerke. He also mentions that Dr Stevenson is indisposed \'by an unfortunate step he made in going into his his Chaise\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:17:55', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3464, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3013, 'CUL/1/2/2046', '1787-04-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 April 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from A. Monro, concerning the case of Mr Provan.', 'Letter from A. Monro, concerning the case of Mr Provan.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 08:56:00', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5145, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3014, 'CUL/1/2/2047', '1787-04-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 April 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Muir, concerning the case of Mrs Campbell.', 'Letter from William Muir, concerning the case of Mrs Campbell.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:54:55', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4781, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3015, 'CUL/1/2/2048', '1787-04-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 April 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of the son of Mrs McArthur. Although previously healthy, the boy was \'observed to be affected with convulsive startings\' soon after playing with other children and being \'placed upon his head by some other boys in imitation ofo Tumblers who at that time were in that Place\'. Delivered by Mrs McArthur.', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of the son of Mrs McArthur. Although previously healthy, the boy was \'observed to be affected with convulsive startings\' soon after playing with other children and being \'placed upon his head by some other boys in imitation ofo Tumblers who at that time were in that Place\'. Delivered by Mrs McArthur.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:26:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3470, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3016, 'CUL/1/2/2049', '1787-04-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 April 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Mudie concerning the case of his unnamed male patient with rectal and abdominal symptoms. His condition is rapidly deteriorating: \'I imagine there is\nReason to dread an Obstruction, attended now with some degree of Inflammation in some of the Abdominal Viscera\'. ', 'Letter from John Mudie concerning the case of his unnamed male patient with rectal and abdominal symptoms. His condition is rapidly deteriorating: \'I imagine there is\nReason to dread an Obstruction, attended now with some degree of Inflammation in some of the Abdominal Viscera\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:44:34', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4465, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3017, 'CUL/1/2/2050', '1787-04-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 April 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Haliday, Belfast, concerning the case of Mrs Cunningham.', 'Letter from Dr Haliday, Belfast, concerning the case of Mrs Cunningham.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 09:02:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3849, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3018, 'CUL/1/2/2051', '1787-04-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 April 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Walker, Kirkcudbright, concerning the case of Miss Garden [or Gordon?], who is \'by no means doing well\'. ', 'Letter from John Walker, Kirkcudbright, concerning the case of Miss Garden [or Gordon?], who is \'by no means doing well\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 18:57:30', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3691, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3019, 'CUL/1/2/2052', '1787-04-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 April 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Andrew Whyte, concerning the case of William Stark, who has \'complained for three or four years past, of acidity in his stomach after eating\'. Stark delivers the letter himself.', 'Letter from Andrew Whyte, concerning the case of William Stark, who has \'complained for three or four years past, of acidity in his stomach after eating\'. [Stark delivers the letter himself.]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:23:22', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3490, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3020, 'CUL/1/2/2053', '1786-04-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 April 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from R. Steavenson concerning the case of Thomas Younghusband of Elwick, consisting of a covering letter and a case note. Also mentions recovery of Mr Home. Also, letter from Steavenson to Dr Munro dated 22 April 1786, Case notes dated 21 April 1876. date entered in database is the earliest. Cullen\'s reply is dated November 1787. Unclear who penned the notes at the end of the Case history agreeing with the diagnosis.', 'Letter from R. Steavenson concerning the case of Thomas Younghusband of Elwick, consisting of a covering letter and a case note. Also mentions recovery of Mr Home.\nLetter from Steavenson to Dr Munro dated 22 April 1786, Case notes dated 21 April 1876. I\'ve taken the earliest as the date and changed the year. Cullen\'s reply is in November 1787 and I feel there may have been further correspondence exchanged between the two, particular as Cullen mentions Guaiac as being part of the original medication, which is not mentioned in this (ID3020) letter. Notes at the end of the Case history are they Cullen\'s or Dr Munro\'s? [SH]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 17:18:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4662, 1, 8, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'p'),
(3021, 'CUL/1/2/2054', '1787-04-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 April 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Scruton, concerning the case of an unnamed male patient who was seized with \'great pain in both Jaws\', after \'exposure to the north &amp; East winds\'. ', 'Letter from John Scruton, concerning the case of an unnamed male patient who was seized with \'great pain in both Jaws\', after \'exposure to the north & East winds\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5349, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3022, 'CUL/1/2/2055', '1787-04-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 April 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Hargrave, concerning his own case: \"the Bank Notes of Scotland don\'t circulate here [Newcastle], so that I must defer sending a fee till I return to Shawdon\'.', 'Letter from William Hargrave, concerning his own case. [Even in 1787, people had trouble trying to spend Scottish notes in England: \"the Bank Notes of Scotland don\'t circulate here [Newcastle], so that I must defer sending a fee till I return to Shawdon. LMcC]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 15:31:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3390, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3023, 'CUL/1/2/2056', '1788-04-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 April 1788', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Elliot, enclosing a case note (ID: 3336) concerning a boy, A. Pringle. He apologises for not having had it to hand when Mr Pringle and his son were in Edinburgh. The letter is to be delivered by Dr Elliot\'s son, who will wait for the reply. ', 'Letter from William Elliot, enclosing a case note (ID: 3336) concerning a boy, A. Pringle. He apologises for not having had it to hand when Mr Pringle and his son were in Edinburgh. The letter is to be delivered by Dr Elliot\'s son, who will wait for the reply. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:46:19', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4508, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3024, 'CUL/1/2/2057', '1787-04-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 April 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Andrew Whyte, concerning the case of Mr Stark.', 'Letter from Andrew Whyte, concerning the case of Mr Stark.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:26:13', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3492, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3025, 'CUL/1/2/2058', '1787-04-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'April 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note in which Mr M., aged 44, describes his own case. After being exposed to the dews, he has experienced pins and needles and seminal discharge. He describes continued symptoms affecting his limbs and eyes, and tells of the medicines he has been taking.', 'Unsigned case note in which Mr M., aged 44, describes his own case. After being exposed to the dews, he has experienced pins and needles and seminal discharge. He describes continued symptoms affecting his limbs and eyes, and tells of the medicines he has been taking.[MMG] [An orphaned enclosure DS]  [What is evidence for dating, please? If it is correct, my suspicion is it may relate to Doc ID 5439, Mr Monkhouse - MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:21:12', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4985, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(3026, 'CUL/1/2/2059', '1787-05-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 May 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from A. Stevenson on the case of \'little Clark\', the son of Mr Clark and grandson of Mr Bogle.', 'Letter from A. Stevenson on the case of \'little Clark\', the son of Mr Clark and grandson of Mr Bogle.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:19:30', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3466, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3027, 'CUL/1/2/2060', '1787-05-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 May 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs W., probably written by herself.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs W., probably written by herself.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:30:30', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3358, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3028, 'CUL/1/2/2061', '1788-06-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'June? 1788?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned list of questions for a male patient [General Campbell] suffering from biliousness who has been \'on the continent\' but was also treated with the bark in the West Indies. Identified by transcriber as relating directly to Document:3366, which gives Cullen\'s fuller responses. Conjectural date of May 1787 changed accordingly. ', 'Unsigned list of questions for a male patient [General Campbell] suffering from biliousness who has been \'on the continent\' but was also treated with the bark in the West Indies. Identified by transcriber [LG] as relating directly to Document:3366, which gives Cullen\'s fuller responses. Conjectural date of May 1787 changed accordingly. DS.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 09:16:50', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4228, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3029, 'CUL/1/2/2062', '1787-05-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 May 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Home concerning the case of his aunt, Mrs Aynsley.', 'Letter from William Home concerning the case of his aunt, Mrs Aynsley.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:17:36', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3659, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3030, 'CUL/1/2/2063', '1787-05-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 May 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Andrew Whyte, concerning the case of Mr Stark. Handstamp feint, but probably Kirkcaldy.', 'Letter from Andrew Whyte, concerning the case of Mr Stark. [Handstamp faint, but probably Kirkcaldy.] HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:25:38', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3494, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3031, 'CUL/1/2/2064', '1787-05-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 May 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from D. Maxwell, concerning the case of Mrs Maxwell.', 'Letter from D. Maxwell, concerning the case of Mrs Maxwell.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 18:53:36', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3655, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3032, 'CUL/1/2/2065', '1787-05-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 May 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Henry Richardson, concerning the case of Mr Yelloly. Letter written by Richardson\'s scribe as compared with letter 3041.', 'Letter from Henry Richardson, concerning the case of Mr Yelloly. Letter written by Richardson\'s scribe as compared with letter 3041. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:38:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4667, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3033, 'CUL/1/2/2066', '1787-05-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 May 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Letter from William Muir, concerning the case of Mrs Campbell.', 'Letter from William Muir, concerning the case of Mrs Campbell.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:55:14', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4706, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3034, 'CUL/1/2/2067', '1787-05-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 May 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Chalmers, following up on the case of Mrs Chalmers whose condition improved after she followed Cullen\'s \'plan\'.\n\n', 'Letter from William Chalmers, concerning the case of Mrs Chalmers. \n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 15:30:06', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3167, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3035, 'CUL/1/2/2068', '1787-05-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 May 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'T', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from A. Bain, writing from Hotwells, near Bristol, reporting the post mortem on Governor George Johnstone, which found diseased enlargement of the maxillary and adjacent glands, and the schirrosity and erosion of the tongue and pharynx. He finds the disease was \'indisputably of a cancerous nature\'. He also asks Cullen to send him Dr Irving\'s letter, and sends his compliments to one of his sons (unnamed).', 'Letter from A. Bain, writing from Hotwells, near Bristol, reporting the post mortem on Governor George Johnstone, which found diseased enlargement of the maxillary and adjacent glands, and the schirrosity and erosion of the tongue and pharynx. He finds the disease was \'indisputably of a cancerous nature\'. He also asks Cullen to send him Dr Irving\'s letter, and sends his compliments to one of his sons (unnamed). [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5256, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3036, 'CUL/1/2/2069', '1787-06-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 June 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Hargrave, concerning his own case and reporting on his use of the lotion and ointment prescribed by Cullen. Evidence of handstamp there, but very faint. Like the last letter sent from Shawdon, probably reads \'Alnwick\'.', 'Letter from William Hargrave, concerning his own case and reporting on his use of the lotion and ointment prescribed by Cullen. [Evidence of handstamp there, but very faint. Like the last letter sent from Shawdon, probably reads \'Alnwick\'.] HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:49:56', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3394, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3037, 'CUL/1/2/2070', '1787-06-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 June 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Isabella Erroll, concerning the cases of Lady Augusta and Lady Charlotte Hay.', 'Letter from Isabella Erroll, concerning the cases of Lady Augusta and Lady Charlotte Hay.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5499, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3038, 'CUL/1/2/2071', '1787-06-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 June 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Laurence Edmonston concerning the case of Miss [Johannah] Sanderson (one of his sisters-in-law). Because Cullen\'s letter was delayed due to a detained ship, it only reached him just before she died (14 Dec 1786), her cough and weakness having grown worse after the shock of her mother\'s death. Edmonston\'s wife has made a pair of Shetland worsted gloves for Cullen, \'which we can not be restrained from offering for your acceptance\'. If Cullen likes them, they will send more. They (and presumably the letter) are to be delivered via Mr Cheyne. ', '\nLetter from Laurence Edmonston concerning the case of Miss Johannah Sanderson (one of his sisters-in-law). Because Cullen\'s letter was delayed due to a detained ship, it only reached him just before she died (14 Dec 1786), her cough and weakness having grown worse after the shock of her mother\'s death. Edmonston\'s wife has made a pair of Shetland worsted gloves for Cullen, \'which we can not be restrained from offering for your acceptance\'. They (and presumably the letter) are to be delivered via Mr Cheyne. If he likes them, they will send more. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5197, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3039, 'CUL/1/2/2072', '1787-06-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 June 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Sir John Sebright, concerning his own case although written in the third person. He has \'for many years been kept under by a nightly heat, attended with great watchfulness\'.', 'Letter from Sir John Sebright, concerning his own case although written in the third person. He has \'for many years been kept under by a nightly heat, attended with great watchfulness\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:08:58', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5117, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3040, 'CUL/1/2/2073', '1787-06-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 June 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of the son of Mr McArthur, whose case is not improving.', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of the son of Mr McArthur, whose case is not improving.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:28:37', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3489, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3041, 'CUL/1/2/2074', '1787-06-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 June 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Henry Richardson, concerning the case of Mr Yelloly, who is \'much worse now than when you saw him\'. ', 'Letter from Henry Richardson, concerning the case of Mr Yelloly, who is \'much worse now than when you saw him\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:39:37', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4692, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3042, 'CUL/1/2/2075', '1787-06-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 June 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Cunison, concerning the case of Mr Birrell, his brother-in-law.', 'Letter from James Cunison, concerning the case of Mr Birrell, his brother-in-law.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:21:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3496, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3043, 'CUL/1/2/2076', '1787-06-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 June 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from J. Armistead, Knaresbro, concerning the case of an unnamed female patient, \'a person of some consequence\'.', 'Letter from J. Armistead, Knaresbro, concerning the case of an unnamed female patient, \'a person of some consequence\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 08:40:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3838, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3044, 'CUL/1/2/2077', '1787-06-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 June 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Isabella Erroll, concerning the cases of Lady Augusta and Lady Charlotte Hay. Lady Charlotte is \'in every respect considerably better\'.', 'Letter from Isabella Erroll, concerning the cases of Lady Augusta and Lady Charlotte Hay. Lady Charlotte is \'in every respect considerably better\'. Unable to work out the name of the person at Cornhill. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5504, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3045, 'CUL/1/2/2078', '1787-06-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 June 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Lord Lonsdale concerning the case of Miss Brodie, who will be visiting Cullen with her mother. Her parents are \'in indigent circumstances\' father was wounded at St Cas \'near a friend of mine the late Sir John Armitage\'. Lonsdale also refers to a \"young man who waited upon you last year by my Desire - died about Christmas\" [Case 2011 John Home of Kildness].', 'Letter from Lord Lonsdale concerning the case of Miss Brodie, who will be visiting Cullen with her mother. Her parents are \'in indigent circumstances\' father was wounded at St Cas \'near a friend of mine the late Sir John Armitage\'. Lonsdale also refers to a \"young man who waited upon you last year by my Desire - died about Christmas\", refers to Case 2011. John Home of Kildness - unable to identify Kildness. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:56:29', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4927, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3046, 'CUL/1/2/2079', '1787-06-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 June 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Hamilton concerning the case of Miss Brodie, \'a servant in Lord Lonsdale\'s Family\'. ', 'Letter from John Hamilton concerning the case of Miss Brodie, \'a servant in Lord Lonsdale\'s Family\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:56:54', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4908, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3047, 'CUL/1/2/2080', '1787-06-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 June 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Mudie concerning the case of an unnamed female patient, \'[a]n unmarried Lady about 47 years of Age, tall, thin, and delicate\'. ', 'Letter from John Mudie concerning the case of an unnamed female patient, \'[a]n unmarried Lady about 47 years of Age, tall, thin, and delicate\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:43:16', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3764, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3048, 'CUL/1/2/2081', '1787-06-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 June 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note describing the case of Dr Douglas, who has been ill since he \'caught a severe Cold by being taken in the rain, &amp; remaining in his wet Cloathes for some hours\'.', 'Case note describing the case of Dr Douglas, who has been ill since he \'caught a severe Cold by being taken in the rain, & remaining in his wet Cloathes for some hours\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 08:07:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3284, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(3049, 'CUL/1/2/2082', '1787-06-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 June 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Hargrave, concerning his own case. He has \'tryed the Poultices, but have not received the benefit from them which I expected\'. ', 'Letter from William Hargrave, concerning his own case. He has \'tryed the Poultices, but have not received the benefit from them which I expected\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:50:25', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3396, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3050, 'CUL/1/2/2083', '1787-07-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 July 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Wilson, concerning the case of the son of Mr Wood of Thoresby, \'Brother to the young Gentleman for whom you were consulted last year\'. Unable to determine place of handstamp. Cullen consulted the patient\'s brother sometime in 1786. Within the last four years the patient has had Small pox, Measles and Chicken pox.', 'Letter from Thomas Wilson, concerning the case of the son of Mr Wood of Thoresby, \'Brother to the young Gentleman for whom you were consulted last year\'. Unable to determine place of handstamp. Cullen consulted the patient\'s brother sometime in 1786. I think links to Case 1155. Within the last four years the son has had Small pox, Measles and Chicken pox! [SH] HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4935, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3051, 'CUL/1/2/2084', '1787-07-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 July 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Gilchrist, concerning the case of Mr Stewart of Shambelly.', 'Letter from John Gilchrist, concerning the case of Mr Stewart of Shambelly', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:48:28', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4463, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3052, 'CUL/1/2/2085', '1787-07-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 July 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Cunison, concerning the case of Captain Birrell. Cunison mentions that immediately after writing his previous letter, Birrell was \'seized with a giddiness in his head which was immediately followed with a convulsive fit\'.', 'Letter from James Cunison, concerning the case of Captain Birrell. Cunison mentions that immediately after writing his previous letter, Birrell was \'seized with a giddiness in his head which was immediately followed with a convulsive fit\'. HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:21:29', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3497, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3053, 'CUL/1/2/2086', '1787-07-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 July 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'etter from John Johnstone of Alva, concerning his sister Betty (here unnamed), who suffers from numbness and from pain in the bowels. He also reports on his daughter, also known as Betty, who suffers from a cough, accompanied by nosebleeds and vomiting.', 'Letter from John Johnstone of Alva, concerning his sister Betty (here unnamed), who suffers from numbness and from pain in the bowels. He also reports on his daughter, also known as Betty, who suffers from a cough, accompanied by nosebleeds and vomiting. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5414, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3054, 'CUL/1/2/2087', '1787-07-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 July 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Dunlop, concerning Mr Campbell of Succoth. He reports on that the tumour and area of ulceration below Mr Campbell\'s left eye are now connected, and extend to the cheek. He seeks Cullen\'s advice on removing the tumours surgically.', 'Letter from Alexander Dunlop, concerning the case of Mr Campbell of Succoth.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3693, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3055, 'CUL/1/2/2088', '1787-07-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'July? 1787?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, in the form of a retained authorial draft, for \'Mr Campbell of Succoth\'. Cullen regards his complaints as \'purely Catarrhal\', and advises on exercise and diet. A mucilage may be prescribed if he does not suffer \'raucedo\' (hoarseness) or angina. The symptoms are not those for which Archibald Campbell of Succoth consulted Cullen in 1787, so the identification of the patient â€“ only given in the annotation â€“ and the date remain tentative.', 'Notes on an unnamed patient by Cullen; annotation names Mr Campbell of Succoth, although symptoms do not match his in CUL/1/2/2087 Needs reversal of images [MMG] - done. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3707, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3056, 'CUL/1/2/2089', '1787-07-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 July 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Dunlop, concerning Mr Campbell of Succoth. He asks for Cullen\'s response again as the \'post had been robbed of the whole mail\', and Mr Campbell is anxious at the loss of his letter. ', 'Letter from Alexander Dunlop, concerning the case of Mr Campbell. He asks for Cullen\'s response again as the \'post had been robbed of the whole mail\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3709, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3057, 'CUL/1/2/2090', '1787-07-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 July 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Moncrieff, concerning the cases of Miss Bell, about whom Cullen had spoken with Lady Holemain (Holmains), and Mrs Johnstone.', 'Letter from George Moncrieff, concerning the cases of Miss Bell, about whom Cullen had spoken with Lady Holemain (Holmains), and Mrs Johnstone.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:07:31', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3890, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3058, 'CUL/1/2/2091', '1787-07-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 July 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Letter from Alexander Monro and \'M. D.\', giving directions for Count Lockhart. Contains a recipe for Miss Lockhart.  \n', 'Letter from Alexander Monro and \'M. D.\', giving directions for Count Lockhart. Contains a recipe for Miss Lockhart. STEPHEN: the ingredients is SAPON VENET. ...the Latin abbreviation for Venetian Soap (not neneb). It is added to mark-up list. Thanks, DS\nMade the assumption that linked Miss Lockhart is Count Lockhart\'s daughter due to Alexander Monro being one of her doctors in Letter 3058, and that Monro was her physician in Case 1729. The other letters in Case 1729 would seem to indicate she had means to have access to horses and carriages. Plus someone of standing would be able to afford the services of two esteemed physicians.SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:27:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5670, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3059, 'CUL/1/2/2092', '1787-07-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 July 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Russell, of Newbottle, Co. Durham, concerning the case of his 9-year-old daughter, Margaret, who suffers from tumours on her face, side and axilla, some of which have ulcerated and are discharging. Consists of a covering letter and more detailed case note, unsigned, but in the handwriting of the physician Cuthbert Eden, which describes her condition and treatment. It is to be delivered by hand by a Miss (Ann) Wilson.', 'Letter from William Russell, of Newbottle, Co. Durham, concerning the case of his 9-year-old daughter, Margaret, who suffers from tumours on her face, side and axilla, some of which have ulcerated and are discharging. Consists of a covering letter and more detailed case note, unsigned, but in the handwriting of the physician Cuthbert Eden, which describes her condition and treatment. It is to be delivered by hand by a Miss (Ann) Wilson. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 10:10:05', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5454, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'p'),
(3060, 'CUL/1/2/2093', '1787-07-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', '', '', '', 'Letter from John Hunter introducing Mr Jones, \'often performing a perfect cure of the crooked spine\', who wished to demonstrate his apparatus.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3061, 'CUL/1/2/2094', '1787-07-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 July 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charles Keith, concerning John Cook of Gallowhill and Miss Marr. Cook is described as \'that unaccountable Oddity\', who is still drinking excessively, to the extent that his hands are shaking, and his legs swollen. Miss Marr\'s cough has improved since visiting the coast, although she now has a knee ailment. Dr Keith outlines the medical history of her late parents and of her brother.', 'Letter from Charles Keith, concerning \'that unaccountable Oddity John Cook\' of Gallowhill, who is still drinking excessively, to the extent that his hands are shaking, and his legs swollen. He also reports on Miss Marr, whose cough has improved since visiting the coast, although she now has a knee ailment. He mentions the medical history of her late parents and her brother.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5014, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3062, 'CUL/1/2/2095', '1787-07-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 July 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from C. Johnstone (probably George Johnstone\'s widow, Deborah Charlotte, known as Charlotte), concerning the case of her sister-in-law, Betty Johnstone. The family is concerned about her health, and the writer, who asks Cullen to reply c/o Betty\'s brother William (Johnstone) Pulteney at Bath House, Piccadilly, says that she hopes to visit her if \"she is not in immediate danger\".', 'Letter from C. Johnstone (probably George Johnstone\'s widow, Deborah Charlotte, known as Charlotte), concerning the case of her sister-in-law, Betty Johnstone. The family is concerned about her health, and the writer, who asks Cullen to reply c/o Betty\'s brother William (Johnstone) Pulteney at Bath House, Piccadilly, says that she hopes to visit her if \"she is not in immediate danger\". [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5415, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(3194, 'CUL/1/1/y', '1984-12-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', ' test 12346789g', 2, 1, 'T', 'T', 'T', '', 'test 333333.', 'Test record created by Mark - images copied from docid 4 test\n\nDOODLE-IMG-23.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 13:40:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 616, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', 'P', 2, 'T', 'v', 'p'),
(3195, 'CUL/1/2/2096', '1787-07-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'July 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'A letter from Henry Lochhead, concerning his own case. He gives details of his previous treatments and states he was badly treated by his previous physicians, Drs Hall, Black and Currie. He takes pains to recommend Dr Bland to Cullen, as Bland afforded him the greatest relief and he has heard Cullen does not have a high opinion of Bland. Lochead has been reading the work of Le Dran \'on surgery\'. ', 'Henry Lochhead\'s own case. He gives details of his previous treatments. TRANSCRIPTION CHECKED once, but needs revisiting and more footnotes. Written from Liverpool as he mentions Currie? DS FEMMEDLINK\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:52:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3021, 1, 21, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3196, 'CUL/1/2/2097', '1787-07-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'July 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case of Mary Lymbeart [Lambert?]. Addressed to Mrs Luxmoore at Miss Edwardes, Park Place, Edinburgh. He asks the addressee to consult Cullen.  Letter is missing the top half of the first page , which mentions a disembowelling during a duel. Undated. Seems to be a father addressing a son, as the writer refers to himself as \'allways affectionate father\'. The addressee could be Mr Luxmoore.', 'Case of Mary Lymbeart [Lambert?]. Addressed to Mrs Luxmoore at Miss Edwardes, Park Place, Edinburgh. He asks the addressee to consult Cullen.  Letter is missing the top half of the first page [and may be unconnected since it mentions a disembowelling in a dual! DS]   Undated. [Seems to be a father addressing a son. On page 3: \'allways affectionate father\'. The addressee could be Mr Luxmoore. LMcC]', 'y', 'y', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5560, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3197, 'CUL/1/2/2098', '1787-07-16', 'i', 'i', 'i', '16? July? 1787?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Johnstone of Alva concerning his sister and daughter. Date inferred as the Monday following his previous letter was 16 July. The elder Miss Betty is now suffering headaches, and he wonders if the weather is to blame. Little Betty is still suffering from nosebleeds, \'therefore this morning I put the Bloodstone Necklace around her neck\', but so far it is not stopping the bleeding.', 'Letter from John Johnstone of Alva concerning his sister and daughter. Date certain, as the Monday following his previous letter was 16 July. The elder Miss Betty is now suffering headaches, and he wonders if the weather is to blame. Little Betty is still suffering from nosebleeds, \'therefore this morning I put the Bloodstone Necklace around her neck\', but so far it is not stopping the bleeding. [MMG] [OK, but date needs to be down as \'inferred\' if not stated in the document, even if we are 100% sure about it - jpb]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5416, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3198, 'CUL/1/2/2099a', '1787-08-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 August 1787', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to Mr Hog, advising him to visit Cullen when he travels to Scotland. Enclosed case note is Letter 3199, the next item linked to his case.', 'Letter to Mr Hog, advising him to visit Cullen when he travels to Scotland', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:20:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3940, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3199, 'CUL/1/2/2099b', '1787-08-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 August 1787', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Description of Mr Hog\'s case, drawn up for the attention of Cullen and enclosed in Letter 3198.', 'Description of Mr Hog\'s case, presumably for the attention of Cullen', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:19:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3941, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3200, 'CUL/1/2/2100', '1787-09-07', 'i', 'i', 'c', '7 September? 1787?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mary Ann Hamilton, concerning Magdalane (her sister) and asking for Cullen\'s opinion on \'a sail\', as he has approved these for her on the Firth (i.e. of Clyde). She also mentions that Magdalane has taken a vomit prescribed by Mr Arrott. Robina, Cullen\'s daughter, is staying with the family and \'is well Charming all hearts and pleasing all eyes\'. The letter is dated \'Friday 7th\': as it is part of a sequence from the late summer of 1787, this is September. ', 'Letter from Mary Ann Hamilton, concerning Magdalane (her sister) and asking for Cullen\'s opinion on \'a sail\', as he has approved these for her on the Firth (i.e. of Clyde). She also mentions that Magdalane has taken a vomit prescribed by Mr Arrott. Robina, Cullen\'s daughter, is staying with the family and \'is well Charming all hearts and pleasing all eyes\'. The letter is dated \'Friday 7th\': as it is part of a sequence from the late summer of 1787, this is September. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 13:59:38', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5079, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3201, 'CUL/1/2/2101', '1787-08-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'August? 1787?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipes for James Spedding dated 20th March, 9th May, 9th June, 10th June, 28th June, 5th July, 7th July, 30th July and 10th August. The first two are signed R D [Richard Dixon?] and the rest R D and J D.', 'Recipes for James Spedding dated 20th March, 9th May, 9th June, 10th June, 28th June, 5th July, 7th July, 30th July and 10th August. The first two are signed R D [Richard Dixon?] and the rest R D and J D.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:34:54', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3720, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3202, 'CUL/1/2/2102', '1787-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', 'T', '', '', '', 'Recipe for a pain in the stomach, cough and difficulty in breathing. Unsigned and undated. Not linked as a \'Case\' as there is no evidence of any associated patient.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3203, 'CUL/1/2/2103', '1787-08-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 August 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Richard Somner concerning the case of the Marquis of Tweeddale.', 'Letter from Richard Somner concerning the case of the Marquis of Tweeddale.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:24:28', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4324, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3204, 'CUL/1/2/2104', '1787-08-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 August 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Letter from Hugh Marshall in Rothesay concerning the case of Mrs McAlester, \"your old acquaintance\".', 'Letter from Hugh Marshall in Rothesay concerning the case of Mrs McAlester, \"your old acquaintance\".', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:50:32', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5031, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3205, 'CUL/1/2/2105', '1787-08-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 August 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Wilson, explaining that \'the bearer of this\' is a former patient of his.  Indexing names her as Miss Storie.', 'Letter from John Wilson, presumably to Cullen, explaining that \'the bearer of this\' is a former patient of his.  Indexing names her as Miss Storie.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:56:12', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3823, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3206, 'CUL/1/2/2106', '1787-08-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 August 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Ingham concerning the case of Miss Bell, \'afflicted with epilepsy\'.', 'Letter from William Ingham concerning the case of Miss Bell, \'afflicted with epilepsy\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:43:50', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3892, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3207, 'CUL/1/2/2107', '1787-08-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 August 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Moncrieff, concerning the case of Miss Bell.', 'Letter from George Moncrieff, concerning the case of Miss Bell', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:08:32', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3893, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3208, 'CUL/1/2/2108', '1787-08-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 August 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Magdalane Elizabeth Hamilton in Westburn, on her own case. She writes, \'we have had a little jaunt to Cochney [now Cochno] and Kilpatrick\', and she is planning a ride along the coast. She mentions Cullen\'s daughter Robina, saying that she \'has made us most comfortable and been of much consequence to all of us\', and asks for Cullen to \'allow Robina a week or ten days longer absence\'. ', 'Letter from Magdalane Elizabeth Hamilton in Westburn, on her own case. She writes, \'we have had a little jaunt to Cochney [now Cochno] and Kilpatrick\', and she is planning a ride along the coast. She mentions Cullen\'s daughter Robina, saying that she \'has made us most comfortable and been of much consequence to all of us\', and asks for Cullen to \'allow Robina a week or ten days longer absence\'. [MMG]\n\nAuthor is probably the Maddy Hamilton referred to in Cullen\'s outgoing letters - JB â€“ Certainly. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 13:59:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5081, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3209, 'CUL/1/2/2109', '1787-08-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 August 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from E. Fraser about Mrs Fraser. He mentions \'waiting for a letter from you, enclosing the one you promised for George Gregory - whom I am anxious to transmit your direction &amp; Opinions to\'. He sends \'our best wishes to the Ladies &amp; Miss Annie in particular\' - possibly Cullen\'s daughter Anna. ', 'Letter from E. Fraser about Mrs Fraser. He mentions \'waiting for a letter from you, enclosing the one you promised for George Gregory - whom I am anxious to transmit your direction &amp; Opinions to\'. He sends \'our best wishes to the Ladies &amp; Miss Annie in particular\' - possibly Cullen\'s daughter Anna. | I suspect that the \'Avemore\' mentioned in the letter is not in Scotland but rather somewhere in France, or even Spain [LG]. HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:55:29', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3859, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3210, 'CUL/1/2/2110', '1787-08-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 August 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Lining [Linning] concerning the case of his daughter. The letter \'comes  by William McFarlings Wife who is bringing home her husband who has been in your ward by our recommendation and is much Better\'.', 'Letter from Thomas Lining [Linning] concerning the case of his daughter. The letter \'comes  by William McFarlings Wife who is bringing home her husband who has been in your ward by our recommendation and is much Better\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:28:15', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3766, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3211, 'CUL/1/2/2111', '1787-08-06', 'i', 'c', 'c', '6 August 1787?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from \'M. E. H.\' (Magdalane Elizabeth \'Maddy\' Hamilton) on her own case. She mentions crossing in a yawl with Sir William Howe. She has been taking pills prescribed by Cullen and James Arrott. She suffers from cough and retching: \'I have had a great deal of sickness which I impute to a load of phlegm and stuff in the breast and stomach \'. ', 'Letter from \'M. E. H.\' (Magdalane Elizabeth \'Maddy\' Hamilton) on her own case. She mentions crossing in a yawl with Sir William Howe. She has been taking pills prescribed by Cullen and James Arrott. She suffers from cough and retching: \'I have had a great deal of sickness which I impute to a load of phlegm and stuff in the breast and stomach \'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 13:58:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5082, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3212, 'CUL/1/2/2112', '1787-08-02', 'c', 'c', 'i', '2? August 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned and undated rough note for a final version (<a href=\"docs.php?id=5501\">[DOC ID:5501]</a>) sent out later that day. Indexing on reverse gives the case as Lady Dumfries (or possibly the Dowager Countess, not current one, according to <a href=\"docs.php?id=5501\">[DOC ID:5501]</a>, a patient of Dr Spence. She is recommended to go to Buxton and take the waters internally and externally for gout. Some medicines for the stomach are suggested.', 'Unsigned and undated rough note for [DOC-5501-LINK]a final version[/DOC] sent out ;later that day. Indexing on reverse gives the case as Lady Dumfries (or possibly the Dowager Countess, not current one, according to Doc ID 5501), a patient of Dr Spence. She is recommended to go to Buxton and take the waters internally and externally for gout. Some medicines for the stomach are suggested.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 17:49:30', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3298, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'h', 'n'),
(3213, 'CUL/1/2/2113', '1787-09-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 September 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Brown, concerning the case of Miss Lenen [presumably Lining] and her brother Thomas. Describes the use of the swing and the effect on her pulse.', 'Letter from James Brown, concerning the case of Miss Lenen [presumably Lining] and her brother Thomas. Describes the use of the swing and the effect on her pulse.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:27:03', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3769, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3214, 'CUL/1/2/2114', '1787-09-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 September 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Kellock, concerning a son of the bearer, Mrs Dixson of Stoneridge. The family had travelled to Berwick in June \'for the benefit of Sea bathing some of them being affected with Scrofula to a great degree and all of them having apparent marks of that disease\'.', 'Letter from Alexander Kellock, concerning a son of the bearer, Mrs Dixson of Stoneridge. The family had travelled to Berwick in June \'for the benefit of Sea bathing some of them being affected with Scrofula to a great degree and all of them having apparent marks of that disease\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:53:22', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3776, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(3215, 'CUL/1/2/2115', '1787-09-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 September 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Molison, concerning the case of Collector Burrow, who \'has at Different times observed some sensation before his Eyes like Lightning\' and an \'opack body like a large fly\' in his left eye, after getting cold returning home from the country eight days ago. He has been bled, blistered and had leeches applied. There is some pen-practice on the cover. ', 'Letter from Alexander Molison, concerning the case of Collector Burrow, who \'has at Different times observed some sensation before his Eyes like Lightning\' and an \'opack body like a large fly\' in his left eye, after getting cold returning home from the country eight days ago. He has been bled, blistered and had leeches applied. There is some pen-practice on the cover. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 15:54:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4506, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3216, 'CUL/1/2/2116', '1787-09-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 September 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Letter from Hugh Marshall in Rothesay concerning the case of Mrs McAlester. Not addressed to Cullen.', 'Letter from Hugh Marshall in Rothesay concerning the case of Mrs McAlester. Not addressed to Cullen [but to a Mr Campbell who shows it to Cullen]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:52:28', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5033, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3217, 'CUL/1/2/2117', '1787-09-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter of introduction for William Jones, from C. Drummond in Bristol.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(3218, 'CUL/1/2/2118', '1787-09-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 September 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Short letter from Alexander Molison, sending the payment of two guineas from Mr Burrow, who plans to call on Cullen en route to England next month.', 'Short letter from Alexander Molison, sending the payment of two guineas from Mr Burrow, who plans to call on Cullen en route to England next month. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 15:55:55', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4505, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3219, 'CUL/1/2/2119', '1787-09-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 September 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Edward Atkinson, a former student of Cullen\'s, concerning the case of Mr Robinson. Atkinson attended Cullen\'s lectures about ten years previously, and recollects \'that you invited your Pupils to consult you, when they thought proper\'.', 'Letter from Edward Atkinson, a former student of Cullen\'s, concerning the case of Mr Robinson. Atkinson attended Cullen\'s lectures about ten years previously, and recollects \'that you invited your Pupils to consult you, when they thought proper\'. [Can\'t make out handstamp. LMcC] HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:42:47', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3778, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3220, 'CUL/1/2/2120', '1787-09-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 September 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Sanderson, concerning his own case. Cullen had presumably visited him in Gifford; he mentions that \'you forgot one thing when you was here\'.', 'Letter from William Sanderson, concerning his own case. Cullen had presumably visited him in Gifford; he mentions that \'you forgot one thing when you was here\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4963, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3221, 'CUL/1/2/2121', '1787-09-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 September 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Brown concerning the case of Miss Lenen and her brother.', 'Letter from James Brown concerning the case of Miss Lenen and her brother.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:32:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3780, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3222, 'CUL/1/2/2122', '1787-09-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 September 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Colin Gillies, concerning the case of Mrs Gillies.', 'Letter from Colin Gillies, concerning the case of Mrs Gillies.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 20:28:58', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3833, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3223, 'CUL/1/2/2123', '1787-09-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 September 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charlotte Hay concerning her own case, mentioning also that her sister Augusta is very well.', 'Letter from Charlotte Hay concerning her own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5501, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3224, 'CUL/1/2/2124', '1787-09-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 September 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Very short recipe \'For Mr Johnstons child\', in Cullen\'s own hand. Probably sent directly to her father, as Cullen seems to correspond more often directly with him than through the local surgeon.', 'Very short recipe \'For Mr Johnstons child\', in Cullen\'s own hand. Probably sent directly to her father, as Cullen seems to correspond more often directly with him than through the local surgeon. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5480, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3225, 'CUL/1/2/2125', '1787-09-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 September 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Roger Hog, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from Roger Hog, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:21:12', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3955, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3226, 'CUL/1/2/2126', '1787-09-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 September 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Aird in Stirling, concerning his own case. He seems to have consulted Cullen before, probably in person.', 'Letter from John Aird in Stirling, concerning his own case. He seems to have consulted Cullen before, probably in person.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 15:12:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3787, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3227, 'CUL/1/2/2127a', '1787-09-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 September 1787', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Russell on the case of his little daughter Margaret, who is following Cullen\'s directions and still sea-bathing. However, the ulcers on her cheek and side are still discharging. He encloses reports by her local medical practitioners (letters 3228 and 3229). He refers also to Ann Wilson\'s role in conveying communications.', 'Letter from William Russell on the case of his little daughter Margaret, who is following Cullen\'s directions and still sea-bathing. However, the ulcers on her cheek and side are still discharging. He encloses reports by her local medical practitioners (Docs ID 3228 and 3229). He refers also to Ann Wilson\'s role in conveying communications.[MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5455, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3228, 'CUL/1/2/2127b', '1787-09-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 September 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Paul Kearsley, apothecary, on the case of Miss Margaret Russell, enclosed by her father in letter 3227. She is continuing the sea bathing, but though the tumours are growing less, her axillary gland is still healing.', 'Letter from Paul Kearsley, apothecary, on the case of Miss Margaret Russell, enclosed by her father in Doc ID 3227. She is continuing the sea bathing, but though the tumours are growing less, her axillary gland is still healing. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5456, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3229, 'CUL/1/2/2127c', '1787-09-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 September 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Cuthbert Eden, apothecary or physician, concerning the case of Miss Margaret Russell, and enclosed by her father in letter 3227. She is taking the (aperient) solution prescribed and her sores are being bathed and dressed. Although they are not healing, the sea bathing is improving her general health. he notes a \'scorbutic\'-type scurf around her eyelids and lips.', 'Letter from Cuthbert Eden, apothecary or physician, concerning the case of Miss Margaret Russell, and enclosed by her father in Doc ID 3227. She is taking the (aperient) solution prescribed and her sores are being bathed and dressed. Although they are not healing, the sea bathing is improving her general health. he notes a \'scorbutic\'-type scurf around her eyelids and lips. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5457, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3230, 'CUL/1/2/2128', '1787-09-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 September 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Ingham concerning the case of Miss Bell.', 'Letter from William Ingham concerning the case of Miss Bell', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:45:37', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3900, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3231, 'CUL/1/2/2129', '1787-09-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 September 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from David Gregorie, Dunkirk, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from David Gregorie, Dunkirk, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5382, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3232, 'CUL/1/2/2130a', '1787-10-05', 'c', 'i', 'i', '5? October? 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter by patient \'to Dr Cullen, made in answer to the Doctor\'s Queries\'; evidence from other documents in the case suggests that the patient in question is Mr Dirom, in whose handwriting the letter is written. This may be the additional report to which Doc [ID:5548], dated 8 October 1787, is the response, so perhaps should be dated to early October 1787.', 'Letter by patient \'to Dr Cullen, made in answer to the Doctor\'s Queries\'; unsigned and undated. Included along with 3233 in Alison\'s catalogue and clearly from the same patient (index gives it as \'Mr Dirom\', with \'Mr Fotheringham\'s friend\' scored out), but I\'m not sure it was sent at the same time - could well have been a response to Cullen\'s response to 3233. - JPB', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:52:30', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5234, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3233, 'CUL/1/2/3130b', '1787-09-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'September? 1787?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned document written by patient, titled \'Case of a Gentleman of 62 years of age\'. Almost certainly \'Mr Dirom\', from the indexing annotation on the letter; \'Mr Fotheringham\'s friend\' is scored out. The patient \'likes to play a good deal of golf in winter\'.', 'Unsigned document written by patient, headed \'Case of a Gentleman of 62 years of age\'. Probably \'Mr Dirom\', from indexing; \'Mr Fotheringham\'s friend\' is scored out. Included with 3232 in Alison\'s cataloguing, but although it\'s clearly the same patient I\'m not sure it\'s not a separate letter, this one sent first. - JPB Annotation gives the date as October. The patient likes to \"play a good deal of golf in winter\".', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5094, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3234, 'CUL/1/2/2131', '1787-10-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 October 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Jack concerning the case of Rev. Mr William Andrews of Woodsyde, who, having taken the prescribed medicines, \'finds himself in part relieved from some of his complaints\'. However, he still has a sore throat, and \'Part of his head is still kept open with Issue Salve\'. ', 'Letter from John Jack concerning the case of Rev. Mr William Andrews of Woodsyde, who, having taken the prescribed medicines, \'finds himself in part relieved from some of his complaints\'. However, he still has a sore throat, and \'Part of his head is still kept open with Issue Salve\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:01:31', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5170, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3235, 'CUL/1/2/2132', '1787-10-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 October 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Ogle, concerning his own case. Addressed to \"Dr Cullen Senr.\". Handstamp unclear, may be Alnwick. ', 'Letter from Robert Ogle, concerning his own case. Addressed to Cullen senior. Handstamp unclear, may be Alnwick. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5235, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3236, 'CUL/1/2/2133', '1787-10-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 October 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Lining [Linning] concerning the case of his daughter.', 'Letter from Thomas Lining [Linning] concerning the case of his daughter.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:33:16', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3772, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3237, 'CUL/1/2/2134', '1787-10-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 October 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Hargrave, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from William Hargrave, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:50:48', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3398, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3238, 'CUL/1/2/2135', '1787-10-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 October 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Colin Gillies, concerning the case of Mrs Gillies.', 'Letter from Colin Gillies, concerning the case of Mrs Gillies', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 20:30:25', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3835, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3239, 'CUL/1/2/2136', '1787-10-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 October 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Ingham, Newcastle, on the case of Mr Surtees, who has been suffering frequent returns of \'spasmodic asthma\'. He outlines the treatment he has received from Dr Pemberton. Surtees will deliver the letter by hand. Ingham abbreviates \'October\' (the ancient eighth month) as \'8br.\'. He also mistakenly writes \'1789\' for \'1787\'.', 'Letter from William Ingham, Newcastle, on the case of Mr Surtees, who has been suffering frequent returns of \'spasmodic asthma\'. He outlines the treatment he has received from Dr Pemberton. Surtees will deliver the letter by hand. Ingham\'s dating method is unusual: he abbreviates \'October\' (the ancient eighth month) as \'8th.\'. He also mistakenly writes \'1789\' for \'1787\'. [MMG] [It\'s \'8br\' - unusual but does seem to come up with later months occasionally - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5469, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3240, 'CUL/1/2/2137', '1787-10-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Andrew Marshal introducing John Girlang, a pupil of Marshal\'s and \'a modest, worthy character\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(3241, 'CUL/1/2/2138', '1787-10-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 October 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charles Brown concerning the case of General Beckwith, a 66-year-old veteran of the Seven Years\' War, in which he served under Prince Ferdinand of Brunswick. He now lives in Northumberland. He used to keep a pack of hounds, but now is suffering from \'a kind of Rheumatic Gout\' and the gravel. He has also suffered \'great dejection of mind in short he has lost all his Phylosophy\', and secretly takes laudanum at night. Brown describes the various medicines he has employed, and has recommended that Beckwith use a \'spring chair\' for exercise. ', 'Letter from Charles Brown concerning the case of General Beckwith, a 66-year-old veteran of the Seven Years\' War, in which he served under Prince Ferdinand of Brunswick. He now lives in Northumberland. He used to keep a pack of hounds, but now is suffering from \'a kind of Rheumatic Gout\' and the gravel. He has also suffered \'great dejection of mind in short he has lost all his Phylosophy\', and secretly takes laudanum at night. Brown describes the various medicines he has employed, and has recommended that Beckwith use a \'spring chair\' for exercise. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:07:57', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4413, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3242, 'CUL/1/2/2139', '1787-10-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter of introduction for Mr Edmonds. Not addressed to Cullen, presumably.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(3243, 'CUL/1/2/2140', '1787-10-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from James Hardy, thanking Cullen for \'your kind and most instructive letter which bears date five years since\', and introducing the son of Rev. Mr Oakley', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3244, 'CUL/1/2/2141', '1787-10-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 October 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning the case of Miss Bell.', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning the case of Miss Bell', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:49:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3902, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3245, 'CUL/1/2/2142', '1787-10-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Charles Brown in Newcastle, introducing Mr Winterbottom, \'a young Gentleman of abilities, who comes to Edinburgh on purpose to attend your Lectures\'.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(3246, 'CUL/1/2/2143', '1787-10-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 October 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charles Brown concerning the case of General Beckwith. Letter delivered by Mr Ingle, a Fellow of Peterhouse, Cambridge, whom Brown introduces to Cullen as a new student at Edinburgh. The young man is \'very deaf\', so Brown has asked him also to consult Cullen about his hearing. ', 'Letter from Charles Brown concerning the case of General Beckwith. Letter delivered by Mr Ingle, a Fellow of Peterhouse, Cambridge, whom Brown introduces to Cullen as a new student at Edinburgh. The young man is \'very deaf\', so Brown has asked him also to consult Cullen about his hearing. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:09:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4415, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(3247, 'CUL/1/2/2144', '1787-10-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Mr Farquhar introducing Mr Cuthbert, \'a student of physic at Edinburgh\', and asking Cullen to introduce him to \'Dr Henry\'s acquaintance\' (ie, Henry Cullen)', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(3248, 'CUL/1/2/2145', '1787-10-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from James Williamson, introducing Andrew Crawford.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(3249, 'CUL/1/2/2149', '1787-10-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from William Hamilton, introducing Mr Crawford, who had won the first Hunterian Medal for the best surgical essay at Glasgow. He also mentions that \'your friend Mr Towers is going on exceeding well here\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(3250, 'CUL/1/2/2146', '1787-10-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 October 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Clephan introducing James Davidson, son of Dr Davidson of Kirknes. He also mentions that his daughter Nell \'has been plagued of late w[ith] stomach complaints, but is now much better\'.', 'Letter from George Clephan introducing James Davidson, son of Dr Davidson of Kirknes. He also mentions that his daughter Nell \'has been plagued of late w[ith] stomach complaints, but is now much better\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:26:00', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3856, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3251, 'CUL/1/2/2147', '1787-10-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 October 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from R. N. Lynn, concerning the correspondent\'s own case.', 'Letter from R. N. Lynn, concerning the patient\'s own case', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:06:12', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3789, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3252, 'CUL/1/2/2148', '1787-10-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 October 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Wilson, Alnwick, concerning the case of Miss Storey. ', 'Letter from John Wilson, Alnwick, concerning the case of Miss Storey. [But images are a letter of introduction from William Hamilton at Glasgow College..now sorted]. HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:59:07', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3825, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3253, 'CUL/1/2/2150', '1787-10-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from J. Towers, introducing Mr Carnie who has been apprentice to Mr Hamilton for four years, and thanking Cullen for \'your corporalant letter in ans[we]r to my half starved one\'.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(3254, 'CUL/1/2/2151', '1788-09-28', 'c', 'c', 'i', '28? September 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Surtees, concerning his own case. Undated; but as Cullen\'s reply (Doc ID 5732) is dated 2 October 1788, and he says he had received it the previous day, it clearly dates from the end of September. He describes a new ailment, an erisypelas-like eruption on his face and hands, which seems to relieve his breathing complaint. He describes its first appearance after he had been drinking freely at Lamberton Races. Place of writing inferred to be Newcastle as he has clearly returned home; also, he wants Ingham\'s letter returning.', 'Letter from John Surtees, concerning his own case. Undated; but as Cullen\'s reply (Doc ID 5732) is dated 2 October 1788, and he says he had received it the previous day, it clearly dates from the end of September. He describes a new ailment, an erisypelas-like eruption on his face and hands, which seems to relieve his breathing complaint. He describes its first appearance after he had been drinking freely at Lamberton Races. Place of writing inferred to be Newcastle as he has clearly returned home; also, he wants Ingham\'s letter returning. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:52:39', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5470, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3255, 'CUL/1/2/2152', '1787-11-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 November 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from G. Somner concerning Mr Sanderson.', 'Letter from G. Somner concerning Mr Sanderson (Case 2090). SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5503, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3256, 'CUL/1/2/2154', '1787-11-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 November 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from David Gregorie, concerning his own case. He mentions that his daughter-in-law and grandson are doing well.', 'Letter from David Gregorie, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5384, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3257, 'CUL/1/2/2155', '1787-11-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Robert Menzies, Dura (Fife), introducing his son who is to attend Cullen\'s lectures in winter.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(3258, 'CUL/1/2/2156', '1787-11-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 November 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Ingham concerning the case of Miss Bell.', 'Letter from William Ingham concerning the case of Miss Bell', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:49:27', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3904, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3259, 'CUL/1/2/2157', '1787-11-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 November 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Alves, concerning the case of Mrs Fraser of Relick. After a journey north and subject to \'very cold bad Weather\', she has suffered a return of the pain in her side and breast. ', 'Letter from John Alves, concerning the case of Mrs Fraser of Relick', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4533, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3260, 'CUL/1/2/2158', '1787-11-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 1, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from John Heysham introducing John Smith, \'the son of a person who holds an inferior office in our Cathedral\', and asking for a gratis class ticket. He also sends a copy of Bills of Mortality for 1787 (not included) and draws Cullen\'s attention to the case of Mr Birkett, treated with James\'s Powder which \'I think upon the whole somewhat hastened his death\'.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3261, 'CUL/1/2/2159', '1787-11-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 November 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Rev. Dr. McFarlan (of the Canongate Kirk), introducing his second son James, \'who for these two years past has been studying Pharmacy Chemistry & Anatomy. He wishes to attend Dr Cullens class this winter &amp; waits on him for his Ticket\'. He also mentions that he \'has long wished for a few minutes private consultation with Dr Cullen\', and asks what time of the day would be least inconvenient.', 'Letter from Rev. Dr. McFarlan (of the Canongate Kirk), introducing his second son James, \'who for these two years past has been studying Pharmacy Chemistry &amp; Anatomy. He wishes to attend Dr Cullens class this winter &amp; waits on him for his Ticket\'. He also mentions that he \'has long wished for a few minutes private consultation with Dr Cullen\', and asks what time of the day would be least inconvenient. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5051, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3262, 'CUL/1/2/2160', '1787-11-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 November 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Elizabeth Purvis, concerning her own case.', 'Letter from Elizabeth Purvis, concerning her own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:18:03', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3797, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3263, 'CUL/1/2/2161', '1787-11-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 November 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from \'J. S.\' headed \'Symon Fraser aged 5 1/2 years, formerly of a sound Constitution\'.', 'Letter from \'J. S.\' headed \'Symon Fraser aged 5 1/2 years, formerly of a sound Constitution\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:28:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4372, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3264, 'CUL/1/2/2162', '1787-11-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 November 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from R. N. Lynn, concerning the correspondent\'s own case.', 'Letter from R. N. Lynn, Newcastle.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:06:27', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3308, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3265, 'CUL/1/2/2163a', '1787-11-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 November 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mr Dirom, written in the third person, giving more information on his case now that he has \'followed Dr. Cullens prescription for about 4 weeks\'.', 'From Mr Fotheringham. Covering letter, in which he \'incloses a Memorandum\' from Mr Dirom on his own case. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5095, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3266, 'CUL/1/2/2163b', '1787-11-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 November 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Cover note enclosing a report by Mr Dirom on his own case (Doc [ID:3265]), giving compliments of Mr Fotheringham and signed by Frederick [Skene?]', 'Cover note by Mr Fotheringham, enclosing a report by Mr Dirom on his own case (document 3265)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:52:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5233, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3267, 'CUL/1/2/2164', '1787-11-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 November 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Richard Dixon concerning the case of Mr Spedding.', 'Letter from Richard Dixon concerning the case of Mr Spedding', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:12:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3739, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(3268, 'CUL/1/2/2165', '1787-11-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 November 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from Henry Elliot, describing his own case and listing the medicines that Cullen had previously prescribed for him.', 'Letter from Henry Elliot, describing his own case and listing the medicines that Cullen had previously prescribed for him.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 15:44:37', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4700, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3269, 'CUL/1/2/2166', '1787-11-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 November 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Paul Kearsley, apothecary, in Houghton-le-Spring, on the case of Margaret Russell, with a note by her father William, writing from their home in Newbottle. She is continuing to improve, although the ulcers are not yet fully healed.', 'Letter from Paul Kearsley, apothecary, in Houghton-le-Spring, on the case of Margaret Russell, with a note by her father William, writing from their home in Newbottle. She is continuing to improve, although the ulcers are not yet fully healed. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5458, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3270, 'CUL/1/2/2167', '1787-11-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 November 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Andrews, Woodside near Hamilton, on his own case. Letter is dated 25th November, with a postscript dated 27th. He discusses the progress of his paralytic complaint, and a sore mouth and throat. He mentions exercise in a covered cart, with deleted phrase referring to it having belonged to a brother of Cullen. He also requests a certificate of ill-health, so that he can apply to the Treasury for an increase in his allowance. He fears his salary from the Chapel (St Andrews-by-the-Green, Glasgow) may cease because he cannot carry out his duties. ', 'Letter from William Andrews, Woodside near Hamilton, on his own case. Letter is dated 25th November, with a postscript dated 27th. He discusses the progress of his paralytic complaint, and a sore mouth and throat. He mentions exercise in a covered cart, with deleted phrase referring to it having belonged to a brother of Cullen. He also requests a certificate of ill-health, so that he can apply to the Treasury for an increase in his allowance. He fears his salary from the Chapel (St Andrews-by-the-Green, Glasgow) may cease because he cannot carry out his duties. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:02:25', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5537, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3271, 'CUL/1/2/2168', '1787-11-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 November 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Murdoch, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from George Murdoch, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:19:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3800, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3272, 'CUL/1/2/2169', '1787-11-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 November 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mr Dirom concerning his own case. He mentions the delay in Cullen receiving his last letter, delivered by Fotheringham.', 'Letter from Mr Dirom concerning his own case. He mentions the delay in Cullen receiving his last letter, delivered by Fotheringham.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5099, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3273, 'CUL/1/2/2170', '1787-11-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 November 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning the case of Miss Bell.', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning the case of Miss Bell', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:47:54', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3906, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3274, 'CUL/1/2/2171', '1787-11-10', 'c', 'c', 'i', '10? November 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mr O\'Halloran, concerning the case of an unnamed 16-year-old female \'friend\' (probably a family member in Ireland). She has a large abscess on her back, above the hip and close to the spine. She had had a seton in it for 3 months, but now it has been opened, with considerable discharge. He describes her condition, and that the wound is dressed with Basilicon.', 'Letter from Mr O\'Halloran, concerning the case of an unnamed 16-year-old female \'friend\' (probably a family member in Ireland). She has a large abscess on her back, above the hip and close to the spine. She had had a seton in it for 3 months, but now it has been opened, with considerable discharge. He describes her condition, and that the wound is dressed with Basilicon. [MMG] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:44:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4520, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3275, 'CUL/1/2/2172', '1787-12-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 December 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from J. Wilson, concerning the case of Mrs Wragg.', 'Letter from J. Wilson, concerning the case of Mrs Wragg.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:26:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5347, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3276, 'CUL/1/2/2173', '1787-12-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 December 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Marshall, concerning the case of Samuel Bott from Antigua who had \'what was there called a St Anthony\'s Fire\'. Letter mentions that Bott was accompanied by Mr Murray and a letter from Mr Barbour and had also been seen by Mr Wallace.', 'Letter from Robert Marshall, concerning the case of Samuel Bott from Antigua who had \'what was there called a St Anthony\'s Fire\'. Letter mentions that Bott was accompanied by Mr Murray and a letter from Mr Barbour and had also been seen by Mr Wallace.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 15:50:06', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5007, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3277, 'CUL/1/2/2174a', '1787-12-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 December 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Covering letter by Brown for a case note by Lady Galloway, on her own case.', 'Covering letter by Brown for a case note by Lady Galloway, on her own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:23:03', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4286, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3278, 'CUL/1/2/2174b', '1787-12-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 December 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Anne Dashwood, Countess of Galloway, concerning her own case (unsigned). Sent as enclosure in Letter 3277.', 'Letter from Anne Dashwood, Countess of Galloway, concerning her own case (unsigned).', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:23:48', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4360, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'p');
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(3279, 'CUL/1/2/2175', '1787-12-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 December 1787', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Smith, a former student, thanking Cullen and saying that he would have \'expressed my gratitude in a public manner by dedicating my thesis to you had I not thought that such a step would have been looked upon by others as a piece of too great forewardness\'. He encloses a case note, \'The Case of Mrs Deans\' (his aunt), for whose repiratory ailment he seeks advice.', 'Letter from John Smith, a former student, thanking Cullen and saying that he would have \'expressed my gratitude in a public manner by dedicating my thesis to you had I not thought that such a step would have been looked upon by others as a piece of too great forwardness\'. He encloses a separate document headed \'The Case of Mrs Deans\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4852, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3280, 'CUL/1/2/2176', '1787-12-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 December 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mr Dirom, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from Mr Dirom, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5189, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3281, 'CUL/1/2/2177', '1787-12-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 December 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case of Mr Campbell of Kantarbert (sic, for Kintarbert), aged 68, who suffers from vomiting and a cough after sitting up late with friends. He had had a similar ailment 16-18 years previously. Unsigned. The postscript shows a change of hand, possibly by a family member. The place of writing is inferred from the patient\'s place of death in January 1788; the handwriting resembles that of Lachlan Campbell, a medical practitioner in Campbeltown. ', 'Case of Mr Campbell of Kantarbert (sic, for Kintarbert), aged 68, who suffers from vomiting and a cough after sitting up late with friends. He had had a similar ailment 16-18 years previously. Unsigned. The postscript shows a change of hand, possibly by a family member. The place of writing is inferred from the patient\'s place of death in January 1788; the handwriting resembles that of Lachlan Campbell, a medical practitioner in Campbeltown. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:50:34', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4592, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3282, 'CUL/1/2/2178', '1787-12-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 December 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Fuller, Berwick, on the case of John Cockburn, a tenant of Mr Fordyce near Ayton.', 'Letter from John Fuller, Berwick, on the case of John Cockburn, a tenant of Mr Fordyce near Ayton. HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 10:22:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3215, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3283, 'CUL/1/2/2179', '1787-12-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 December 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Dunlop on the case of the son of Mrs Bowman, daughter-in-law of Provost John Bowman.', 'Letter from Alexander Dunlop on the case of the son of Mrs Bowman, daughter-in-law of Professor Bowman. Correction: Provost John Bowman, unable to find a Prof Bowman. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:32:32', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5262, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3284, 'CUL/1/2/2181', '1787-12-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 December 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Yorstoun, concerning the case of Miss Welsh and asking Cullen\'s advice on whether an operation to remove the tumour is advisable.', 'Letter from Thomas Yorstoun, concerning the case of Miss Welsh and asking Cullen\'s advice on whether an operation to remove the tumour is advisable', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:57:28', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4501, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3285, 'CUL/1/2/2182', '1787-12-21', 'i', 'i', 'i', '21? December? 1787?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mrs Bowman, concerning the case of her son. From content, possibly 21st Dec 1787? Concerns her son\'s teeth as his back teeth are late in cutting. Cullen appears to be suffering from a cold at this time. ', 'Letter from Mrs Bowman, concerning the case of her son. From content, possibly 21st Dec 1787? Concerns her son\'s teeth as his back teeth are late in cutting. Cullen appears to be suffering from a cold at this time. Added catchword to end of page 1 as its missing from p2. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:33:12', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5263, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3286, 'CUL/1/2/2183', '1787-12-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 December 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Rev. Robert Deans of Crailing, concerning his wife, whose respiratory condition seems to be improving. He notes in a postscript that she has had a sore throat for several years (see Doc ID 1703, 12 July 1779), and constant hoarseness for the past year. He also thanks Cullen for \'your friendly Attention to our Nephew\', Dr Smith, who \'has been laying in a stock of Health, very needful before he go to American-Georgia\' and who \'in a few days proposes to be anatomizing in London\'.', 'Letter from Rev. Robert Deans of Crailing, concerning his wife, whose respiratory condition seems to be improving. He notes in a postscript that she has had a sore throat for several years, and constant hoarseness for the past year. He also thanks Cullen for \'your friendly Attention to our Nephew\', Dr Smith, who \'has been laying in a stock of Health, very needful before he go to American-Georgia\' and who \'in a few days proposes to be anatomizing in London\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:53:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4853, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3287, 'CUL/1/2/2184', '1787-12-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 December 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mr Dirom, concerning his own case. He informs Cullen that he moved from his country home in Muiresk to Banff about ten days previously. He enquires whether the apparatus to make the mephitic alkaline water is the same as that used to make seltzer water: if so, there are several available in Banff.', 'Letter from Mr Dirom, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5214, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3288, 'CUL/1/2/2185', '1787-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1787?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'This is a draft of <a href=\"docs.php?id=3376\">[DOC ID:3376]</a>.', 'Draft letter, in Latin, by Cullen concerning the case of the second son of Antonio Marchionne.\n\nmust use cullen_project_v1_foreign.dtd at top of XML', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 17:49:52', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3070, 4, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'h', 'n'),
(3289, 'CUL/1/2/2186', '1788-01-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 January 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Gilchrist, concerning the case of Mr Ramsay. Gilchrist suggested Cullen replied through Ramsay\'s son who was also Cullen\'s pupil.', 'Letter from John Gilchrist, concerning the case of Mr Ramsay. Gilchrist suggested Cullen replied through Ramsay\'s son who was also Cullen\'s pupil. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:53:16', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5257, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3290, 'CUL/1/2/2187', '1787-01-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 January 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Richard Milnes, concerning an unnamed patient (Mr Darrel).', 'Letter from Richard Milnes, concerning an unnamed patient (but 3298 names him as Mr Darrel)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 20:56:37', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3541, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3291, 'CUL/1/2/2188', '1788-01-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 January 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Richard Milnes about [Mr Darrel] who will be wintering in Montpelier \'on account of its university for our patient, tho\' a lawyer by profession, has a great relish for philosophy and chemistry\'.', 'Letter from Richard Milnes about an unnamed male patient (but 3298 names him as Mr Darrel) who will be wintering in Montpelier \'on account of its university for our patient, tho\' a lawyer by profession, has a great relish for philosophy and chemistry\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 21:00:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3545, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3292, 'CUL/1/2/2195', '1788-01-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 January 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from J. Armitstead, concerning the case of an unnamed female patient (Mrs Sinclair, LG) who \'is still at Harrogate\'.', 'Letter from J. Armitstead, concerning the case of an unnamed female patient (Mrs Sinclair, LG) who \'is still at Harrogate\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 15:02:36', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4387, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3293, 'CUL/1/2/2189', '1788-01-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 January 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of \'G. T. (or F?)\', a farmer.', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of \'G. T/L?.\', a farmer, [written  from \'Mintlaw\'?]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 15:36:52', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4429, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(3294, 'CUL/1/2/2190', '1788-01-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 January 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Ingham concerning the case of Mr Hudson, aged about 68 and corpulent, who had consulted Cullen in August 1784 for asthma, but has not taken much of his advice and did not consent to having an issue in his neck. He is now suffering from a pain and numbness in the left arm, as well as breathing difficulties. ', 'Letter from William Ingham concerning the case of Mr Hudson, aged about 68 and corpulent, who had consulted Cullen in August 1784 for asthma, but has not taken much of his advice and did not consent to having an issue in his neck. He is now suffering from a pain and numbness in the left arm, as well as breathing difficulties. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:50:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3876, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3295, 'CUL/1/2/2191', '1788-01-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 January 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Walker in Kirkcudbright, concerning the case of an unnamed 30-year-old woman. She is unmarried, and has a history of headaches and dyspepsia. Now she is suffering from suppressed menstruation (3 months) and \'melancholy\', wandering off for six miles in \'a delirium\'. He has attempted to promote menstruation with pediluvia, steaming and purgatives.', 'Letter from John Walker in Kirkcudbright, concerning the case of an unnamed 30-year-old woman. She is unmarried, and has a history of headaches and dyspepsia. Now she is suffering from suppressed menstruation (3 months) and \'melancholy\', wandering off for six miles in \'a delirium\'. He has attempted to promote menstruation with pediluvia, steaming and purgatives. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 18:55:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5249, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3296, 'CUL/1/2/2192', '1788-01-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 January 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charles Farquharson concerning the case of an unnamed 24-year-old woman, who was healthy until the age of 22 when \'the dweling took fire which frightned her remarkably\'.', 'Letter from Charles Farquharson concerning the case of an unnamed 24-year-old woman, who was healthy until the age of 22 when \'the dweling took fire which frightned her remarkably\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:18:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3811, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3297, 'CUL/1/2/2193', '1788-01-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 January 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Rev. Robert Deans of Crailing, concerning the progress of his wife, Mrs Deans, who is taking a snake-root decoction. They have heard that \'an Indisposition like hers has been raging in many places &amp; carrying off the aged\'. He also reports on his wife\'s nephew, Cullen\'s former student, Dr Smith, who is now in London, requesting that Cullen send him \'a List of the Books in his Line proper for him to purchase & take with him to Savannah\'.', 'Letter from Robert Deans concerning the case of Mrs Deans: \'She takes about two Scots gills of the snake-root decoction daily\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4827, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3298, 'CUL/1/2/2194', '1787-12-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 December 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Richard Milnes concerning the case of Mr Darrell. As Milnes\' health is also not good he is going with Darrel to Montpelier.', 'Letter from Richard Milnes concerning the case of Mr Darrell. As Milnes\' health is also not good he is going with Darrel to Montpelier. Same patient as unnamed patient in 3290 and 3291.\n\nBroken links to images 4,5&amp;6. Most likely not part of this document.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 20:59:58', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3542, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3299, 'CUL/1/2/2196', '1788-01-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 January 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Farquharson concerning the case of John Graham, who \'has already acquainted you with the fit he had about 3 weeks ago\'.', 'Letter from William Farquharson concerning the case of John Graham, who \'has already acquainted you with the fit he had about 3 weeks ago\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 07:21:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4404, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3300, 'CUL/1/2/2197', '1788-01-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 January 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Murdoch, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from George Murdoch, concerning his own case', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:21:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3809, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3301, 'CUL/1/2/2198', '1788-01-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 January 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from Matthew Davidson about the case of Provost Marshall of Perth, whose illness dates back to 1786.', 'Letter from Matthew Davidson about the case of Provost Marshall of Perth, whose illness dates back to 1786', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:51:45', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5408, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3302, 'CUL/1/2/2199', '1788-01-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 January 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Abernethie concerning the case of Lady Banff. Includes report on Captain Urquhart whose recovery he finds \'equally unaccountable as singular\' and offers to send Cullen a letter from the surgeon of Urquhart\'s regiment with an account of his cure.', 'Letter from Alexander Abernethie concerning the caes of Lady Banff. Includes report on Captain Urquhart whose recovery he finds \'equally unaccountable as singular\' and offers to send Cullen a letter from the surgeon of Urquhart\'s regiment with an account of his cure.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 20:33:11', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4915, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3303, 'CUL/1/2/2200', '1788-02-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 February 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Sophia Ogilvie concerning the case of her mother (named as Lady Banff in indexing).', 'Letter from Sophia Ogilvie concerning the case of her mothe (named as Lady Banff in indexing)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:16:52', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5424, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3304, 'CUL/1/2/2201', '1788-02-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 February 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Forster, Port Glasgow, concerning the case of his niece Jean Howie, the daughter of Mr Howie.', 'Letter from James Forster, Port Glasgow, concerning the case of his niece Jean Howie, the daughter of Mr Howie.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:45:06', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3821, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(3305, 'CUL/1/2/2202', '1788-02-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 February 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Matthew Davidson, concerning the case of Provost Marshall. He had died but Davidson gives an account of the affects of the digitalis administered.', 'Letter from Matthew Davidson, concerning the case of Provost Marshall. He had died but Davidson gives an account of the affects of the digitalis administered.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:52:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5413, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3306, 'CUL/1/2/2203', '1788-02-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 February 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John McRob, a (former?) student of Cullen\'s, concerning the case of his father, a farmer in Ireland.', 'Letter from John McRob, a (former?) student of Cullen\'s, concerning the case of his father, a farmer in Ireland.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:43:11', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5288, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3307, 'CUL/1/2/2204', '1788-02-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 February 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from R. N. Lynn, concerning the correspondent\'s own case.', 'Letter from R. N. Lynn. Patient\'s own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:08:19', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3310, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3308, 'CUL/1/2/2205', '1788-02-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 February 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Foster, Port Glasgow, concerning the case of Jean Howie and giving more detail at Cullen\'s request.', 'Letter from James Foster, Port Glasgow, concerning the case of Jean Howie and giving more detail at Cullen\'s request.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:45:50', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3829, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3309, 'CUL/1/2/2206', '1788-02-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 February 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robinson Foxley, concerning the case of an unnamed clergyman, aged 60, in Manchester, who suffers from urinary tract problems. His most painful and pressing symptom is priapism. Foxley expresses his admiration for Cullen\'s publications, \'although the Doctrines therein contained have been critically and unkindly canvassed by Dr. J. Browne and his prejudiced adherents\'. Payment is to be sent via a Manchester merchant, Mr. Ogden. ', 'Letter from Robinson Foxley, concerning the case of an unnamed clergyman, aged 60, in Manchester, who suffers from urinary tract problems. His most painful and pressing symptom is priapism. Foxley expresses his admiration for Cullen\'s publications, \'although the Doctrines therein contained have been critically and unkindly canvassed by Dr. J. Browne and his prejudiced adherents\'. Payment is to be sent via a Manchester merchant, Mr. Ogden. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:04:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4545, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3310, 'CUL/1/2/2207', '1788-02-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 February 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robinson Foxley, concerning the case of the unnamed Manchester clergyman who has priapism. Letter will be delivered by Mr Forrester from St Petersburg. Foxley observes that the patient is, \'Though hale and strong to appearance, rather of a nervous Constitution, and apt to be fluttered on sudden Occasions.\' The annotation mentions that the answer has not been copied. ', 'Letter from Robinson Foxley, concerning the case of the unnamed Manchester clergyman who has priapism. Letter will be delivered by Mr Forrester from St Petersburg. Foxley observes that the patient is, \'Though hale and strong to appearance, rather of a nervous Constitution, and apt to be fluttered on sudden Occasions.\' The annotation mentions that the answer has not been copied. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:06:03', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4547, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3311, 'CUL/1/2/2208', '1787-03-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 March 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Jeffereson concerning the case of Mr Riddell. Includes a copy of a recipe from Cullen from 1787.', 'Letter from Thomas Jeffereson concerning the case of Mr Riddell. Includes a copy of a recipe from Cullen from 1787,', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:57:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4212, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3312, 'CUL/1/2/2209', '1787-03-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 March 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from R. N. Lynn, concerning the correspondent\'s own case.', 'Letter from R. N. Lynn, concerning the correspondent\'s own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:05:54', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3305, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3313, 'CUL/1/2/2210', '1788-03-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 March 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Drought, who has attended Cullen\'s lectures in the past, concerning the case of \'Mr D\'.', 'Letter from William Drought, who has attended Cullen\'s lectures in the past, concerning the case of \'Mr D.\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 07:32:59', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4328, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3314, 'CUL/1/2/2211', '1788-03-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 March 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Rev. Robert Deans, concerning his wife, Mrs Deans, who still suffers from painful cough and spitting. The issue on her breast \'draws daily a good deal of thick matter\'. Their nephew, Dr. Smith, says he does not wish to put Cullen to the trouble of sending a book list: with \'your Recommendations in the Class, &amp; Jottings he took of your Lectures he has not only all your Publications, but also drawn out a List of other standard Books, which will exhaust all the money he can spare\'.', 'Letter from Rev. Robert Deans, concerning his wife, Mrs Deans, who still suffers from painful cough and spitting. The issue on her breast \'draws daily a good deal of thick matter\'. Their nephew (Dr. Smith) says that he does not wish to put Cullen to the trouble of sending a book list: he he has \'your Recommendations in the Class, &amp; Jottings he took of your Lectures he has not only all your Publications, but also drawn out a List of other standard Books, which will exhaust all the money he can spare\' - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4868, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3315, 'CUL/1/2/2212', '1788-03-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 March 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from I. Creighton concerning the case of an unnamed female relative (named on index as Mrs Jackson). She has \'a long time been afflicted with a pain in her stomach wind &amp;c which has lately become extremely troublesome thro\' grief for the loss of her Husband\'.', 'Letter from I. Creighton concerning the case of an unnamed female relative (named on index as Mrs Jackson). She has \'a long time been afflicted with a pain in her stomach wind &amp;c which has lately become extremely troublesome thro\' grief for the loss of her Husband\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 15:31:34', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4330, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3316, 'CUL/1/2/2213', '1788-03-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 March 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Captain Joseph Wood, concerning the case of his wife. Wood himself was Cullen\'s patient about three and a half years previously, \'when I had Dr Munro at your House to consult with you about my Disorder\' (probably Alexander Monro).', 'Letter from Captain Joseph Wood, concerning the case of his wife. Wood himself was Cullen\'s patient about three and a half years previously, \'when I had Dr Munro at your House to consult with you about my Disorder\' (probably Alexander Monro).', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 08:59:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4425, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3317, 'CUL/1/2/2214', '1788-03-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 March 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Laurence Keir concerning his own case.', 'Letter from Laurence Keir concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:08:13', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4337, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3318, 'CUL/1/2/2215', '1788-03-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 March 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Laurence Keir, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from Laurence Keir, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:10:50', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4339, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3319, 'CUL/1/2/2216a', '1788-03-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 March 1788', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mr. Baillie, jointly to Cullen and Alexander Monro, concerning his wife\'s epilepsy. She has had more severe fits, and they are now coming at times when she was previously free of them. He encloses another journal paper, and wishes to arrange a meeting with the doctors at Dunn\'s Hotel, presumably where he and his wife are staying in Edinburgh. The letter is prefaced by a note by Monro, forwarding it to Cullen and arranging their meeting with the Baillies at their hotel the following day.', 'From Dr Munro on the case of Mrs Baillie, a covering note for a letter by Mr Baillie on her case. A later postscript adds that he will meet Cullen at Mrs Baillies Lodgings in Dunn\'s Hotel the next day.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5284, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3320, 'CUL/1/2/2216b', '1788-03-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 March 1788', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Journal paper by Mr. Baillie of Dochfour, recording his wife\'s epileptic fits, medicines and general health from 20 February, including their journey south to consult Cullen and Munro in Edinburgh. Enclosed in Doc ID 3319.', 'Journal - in the form of a chart - on the case of Mrs Baillie, by Mr Baillie, listing medicines given and comments on her health. Location of Dunn\'s Hotel from \"Williamson\'s Edinburgh Directory, from June 1790, to June 1792\", p. 31. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:53:11', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5283, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3321, 'CUL/1/2/2217', '1788-03-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 March 1788', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Egan concerning the case of Mr Chivers, consisting of a covering letter and separate case note.', 'Letter from Thomas Egan concerning the case of Mr Chivers, consisting of a covering letter and separate case note.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:40:22', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4351, 1, 8, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'p'),
(3322, 'CUL/1/2/2218', '1788-03-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'March? 1788?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Draft letter from Cullen on the case of Mr Chivers in Galway (see 3321, which dates this in late March or very early April 1788). Written on the reverse of scraps of used paper. Cullen is in a hurry because he is \'fairly in the press\' with his <i>Treatise on the Materia Medica</i>. One scrap is a note concerning proof sheets signed \'R.C.\'. It seems likely this relates to preparing Cullen\'s <i>Materia Medica</i> for the press but no firm evidence for this.', 'Draft letter from Cullen on the case of Mr Chivers in Galway (see 3321, which would probably date this in late March or very early April 1788). Written on the reverse of scraps of used paper. [Cullen is in a hurry because he is \'fairly in the press\' with his Treatise on the Materia Medica. Do I have to link the R. C. that sends Cullen corrections? LMcC?]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:40:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4362, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3323, 'CUL/1/2/2219', '1788-03-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 March 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Laurence Keir, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from Laurence Keir, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:11:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4341, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3324, 'CUL/1/2/2220', '1788-03-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 March 1788', '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter probably for Lady Selkirk(?), describing child-rearing practices in detail. Author - probably Cullen - believes cold bathing necessary, but \'Long nursing\' beyond 9 months to be hurtful; describes the use of asses\' milk and cows\' milk, and feeding practices in the first years of life; the proper time to encourage children to walk; and their belief that purging is harmful.', 'Letter from or to Lady Selkirk[?], describing child-rearing practices in detail. Author believes cold bathing necessary, but \'Long nursing\' beyond 9 months to be hurtful; describes the use of asses\' milk and cows\' milk, and feeding practices in the first years of life; the proper time to encourage children to walk; and their belief that purging is harmful. [Did a Cullen scribe write this? Don\'t want to link Cullen as author until I\'m certain. LMcC] [yes this one\'s odd - it doesn\'t match Lady Selkirk\'s handwriting either, nor does it fit into one of the existing Selkirk cases. Suggest leaving author/addressee blank until or unless we can match the handwriting - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 14:47:45', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4391, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3325, 'CUL/1/2/2221', '1788-04-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 April 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Jefferson on the case of Thomas Riddell.', 'Letter from Thomas Jefferson on the case of Thomas Riddell.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:30:58', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4909, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3326, 'CUL/1/2/2222', '1788-04-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 April 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Hodgson, a former student of Cullen\'s, concerning the case of an unnamed male relative. ', 'Letter from John Hodgson, a former student of Cullen\'s, concerning the case of an unnamed male relative. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 07:39:37', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4394, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3327, 'CUL/1/2/2223', '1788-04-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 April 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Andrews, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from William Andrews, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:00:36', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4681, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3328, 'CUL/1/2/2224', '1788-04-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 April 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Laurence Keir, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from Laurence Keir, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:11:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4343, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3329, 'CUL/1/2/2225', '1788-04-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 April 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from I. Creighton, concerning the case of Mrs Jackson.', 'Letter from I. Creighton, concerning the case of Mrs Jackson.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:33:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4332, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3330, 'CUL/1/2/2226', '1788-04-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 April 1788', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from J. Dixon, concerning the case of Mr Spedding. Also reports on Mr Harrison\'s health, and mentions that Mr Pearson will be consulting Cullen soon. Mentions an enclosed case note by Richard Dixon, but this seems to be missing.', 'Letter from J. Dixon, concerning the case of Mr Spedding. Also reports on Mr Harrison\'s health, and mentions that Mr Pearson will be consulting Cullen soon. Mentions an enclosed case note by Richard Dixon, but this seems to be missing.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:33:58', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3741, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3331, 'CUL/1/2/2227', '1788-04-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 April 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from M. Jackson, on the correspondent\'s own case. Mentions Mr Crighton receiving \'the Favour of your last\', the previous letter from Cullen on the same case.', 'Letter from M. Jackson, on the correspondent\'s own case. Mentions Mr Crighton receiving \'the Favour of your last\', presumably a previous letter from Cullen on the same case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:35:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4335, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3332, 'CUL/1/2/2228', '1788-04-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 April 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robinson Foxley, concerning the unnamed clergyman: the camphor has been left off, its effects \'not appearing perhaps fully equal to his Expectation\'. ', 'Letter from Robinson Foxley, concerning the unnamed clergyman: the camphor has been left off, its effects \'not appearing perhaps fully equal to his Expectation\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:06:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4548, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3333, 'CUL/1/2/2229', '1788-04-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 April 1788', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr. John Gilchrist, \'For Mr. Atkinson\', who suffers from diarrhÅ“a, vomiting and biliousness. He describes the treatments he has employed, including prescriptions, and mentions that he has recommended a sea voyage to a warmer climate.', 'Letter from John Gilchrist concerning the case of Mr Atkinson', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4409, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3334, 'CUL/1/2/2230', '1788-04-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 April 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Mudie concerning an unnamed female patient, aged 27.', 'Letter from John Mudie concerning an unnamed female patient, aged 27', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 07:33:28', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4423, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3335, 'CUL/1/2/2231', '1788-04-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 April 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Hamilton concerning the case of Captain Baillie.', 'Letter from William Hamilton concerning the case of Captain Baillie', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:30:26', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4420, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3336, 'CUL/1/2/2232', '1788-04-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 April 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case history from William Elliot, for Drs Cullen and Monro, concerning the case of \'A. P[ringle], which was sent as an enclosure in ID:3023. Master Pringle is a child of about 10. Since 1786, he has had panic attacks and speaks little, apparently since taking literally his nurse\'s stories of ghosts and the Devil. He has other unusual behaviours which Elliot believes may be congenital. Elliot now considers some form of hydrocephalus, despite his head feeling normal. Drs Douglas and Rutherford have previously been consulted.', 'Case history from William Elliot, for Drs Cullen and Monro, concerning the case of \'A. P[ringle], which was sent as an enclosure in ID:3023. Master Pringle is a child of about 10. Since 1786, he has had panic attacks and speaks little, apparently since taking literally his nurse\'s stories of ghosts and the Devil. He has other unusual behaviours which Elliot believes may be congenital: restlessness, going around clicking his fingers, imitative behaviour, and \'in objects that particularly employ or interest him he will sometimes shew an uncommon attention\'. He writes, \'tho\' acquiring surprising attainments in the branches of early Education &amp; possessed of prodigious Memory he certainly seems in other respects to have been defective\'. The boy has had his head shaved and blistered, had sea-bathing and drinking at Berwick, and been treated for digestive ailments. Elliot now considers some form of hydrocephalus, despite his head feeling normal. Drs Douglas and Rutherford have previously been consulted. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:47:57', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4509, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3337, 'CUL/1/2/2233', '1788-04-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Henry Farley in Antigua, introducing John Muir, whose father was a doctor on Antigua.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3338, 'CUL/1/2/2234', '1788-05-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 May 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from J. Dixon, on the case of Mr Oyes.', 'Letter from J. Dixon, on the case of Mr Oyes.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:03:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3753, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3339, 'CUL/1/2/2236', '1788-05-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 May 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Andrews on his own case. He had been offered the use of the Duchess of Hamilton\'s shower bath but as Cullen had recommended salt water he was going to go to the Isle of Man where he would stay with the Bishop although  \'It will be impossible for the Bishop to receive me untill next June as His Lordship is repairing an old castle at Bishop\'s Court\'.', 'Letter from William Andrews on his own case. He had been offered the use of the Duchess of Hamilton\'s shower bath but as Cullen had recommended salt water he was going to go to the Isle of Man where he would stay with the Bishop although  \'It will be impossible for the Bishop to receive me untill next June as His Lordship is repairing an old castle at Bishop\'s Court\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:04:12', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4687, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3340, 'CUL/1/2/2237', '1788-05-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 May 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Revd. Mr  William Andrews concerning his own case. He mentions being lent a shower bath by the Duchess of Hamilton.', 'Letter from Laurence Keir', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4888, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3341, 'CUL/1/2/2235', '1788-05-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 May 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Stevenson, concerning his own case. \n', 'Letter from Robert Stevenson, concerning his own case. \n', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:58:47', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4438, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3342, 'CUL/1/2/2238', '1788-05-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 May 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Joseph Wood, concerning the case of his wife who is \'not quite well yet\'.', 'Letter from Joseph Wood, concerning the case of his wife who is \'not quite well yet\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 08:59:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4428, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3343, 'CUL/1/2/2239', '1788-05-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 May 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charles Farquharson, concerning the case of Major McEwen, \'your former Patient\', and mentioning a young woman who was hysteric. Remains of a handstamp, but not possible to make out the place.', 'Letter from Charles Farquharson, concerning the case of Major McEwen, \'your former Patient\', and mentioning a young woman who was hysteric [Remains of a handstamp, but not possible to make out the place.] HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:00:22', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3221, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3344, 'CUL/1/2/2240a', '1788-05-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 May 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Joshua Dixon, concerning the case of Mrs Steele. Mr Oyes and Mr Spedding.', 'Letter from Joshua Dixon, concerning the case of Mrs Steele.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:05:44', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4441, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3345, 'CUL/1/2/2240b', '1788-04-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'April? 1788?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Document describing Mrs Steele\'s symptoms from 27th April 1787 to 13th April 1788. Presumably by Joshua Dixon, author of 3344. Enclosed with 3344 in the archive, but is not mentioned in that letter and may have been sent separately.', 'Document describing Mrs Steele\'s symptoms from 27th April 1787 to 13th April 1788. Presumably by Joshua Dixon, author of 3344. Enclosed with 3344 in the archive, but is not mentioned in that letter and may have been sent separately.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:12:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4444, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3346, 'CUL/1/2/2241', '1788-05-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 May 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Chalmers on the case of Mrs Chalmers, thanking Cullen \'for the success which attended your good advice\'. ', 'Letter from William Chalmers on the case of Mrs Chalmers, thanking Cullen \'for the success which attended your good advice\'. [King\'s College, Aberdeen?]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:42:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3169, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3347, 'CUL/1/2/2242', '1788-05-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 May 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Laurence Keir, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from Laurence Keir, concerning his own case. His mail comes to him in Lord Kinnoul\'s bag from Perth and Cullen\'s letter had been delayed.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:11:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4349, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3348, 'CUL/1/2/2243', '1788-05-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 May 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from R. N. Lynn, on the correspondent\'s own case.', 'Letter from R. N. Lynn, on the correspondent\'s own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:05:26', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3304, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3349, 'CUL/1/2/2244', '1788-05-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'May 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned, undated case note [written by Joshua Dixon] describing the case of Mr Pearson, aged 32.', 'Unsigned, undated case note describing the case of Mr Pearson, aged 32.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 15:21:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4454, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(3350, 'CUL/1/2/2245', '1788-05-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'May 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Joseph Jones, ocncerning the case of Mr Suly. Asks the addressee to get the opinion of Dr Cullen. Covering note and case note are in different hands. Covering letter ends \'dinner cooling I\'m summoned\'. Addressed to Christopher Jones at Mrs Beverage\'s, St Cath [Catherine\'s] Street, Edinburgh.', 'Letter from Joseph Jones, ocncerning the case of Mr Suly. Asks the addressee to get the opinion of Dr Cullen. Covering note and case note are in different hands. Covering letter ends \'dinner cooling I\'m summoned\'. Addressed to Christopher Jones at Mrs Beverage\'s, St Cath [Catherine\'s] Street, Edinburgh.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:39:22', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4602, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 3, 'F', 'v', 'p'),
(3352, 'CUL/1/1/2246', '1788-05-30', 'c', 'i', 'i', '30? May? 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Murray to James Lata, surgeon, on Murray\'s own case. ', 'Letter from William Murray to James Lata, surgeon, on Murray\'s own case. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 07:40:50', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4468, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3353, 'CUL/1/2/2247', '1788-06-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 June 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Richard Milnes, concerning the case of Mr Darrel.', 'Letter from Richard Milnes, concerning the case of Mr Darrel.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 21:02:03', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3549, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3354, 'CUL/1/2/2248', '1788-06-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 June 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Tully, a former student of Cullen\'s, concerning the case of his friend J. D., aged 30 years. Addressed to Dr Cullen, Physician to His Majesty.', 'Letter from James Tully, a former student of Cullen\'s, concerning the case of his friend J. D., aged 30 years. Addressed to Dr Cullen, Physician to His Majesty.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:19:15', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4469, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3355, 'CUL/1/2/2249', '1788-06-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 June 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from David Gregorie, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from David Gregorie, concerning his own case', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:34:45', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5397, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3356, 'CUL/1/2/2250', '1788-06-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 June 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Richard Milnes, concerning the case of Mr Darrel.', 'Letter from Richard Milnes, concerning the case of Mr Darrel.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 21:03:11', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3551, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3357, 'CUL/1/2/2251', '1788-06-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 June 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from J. Dixon, concerning the case of Mr Spedding and reporting on the progress of Mr Oyes, Mrs Steele and Mr Pearson.', 'Letter from J. Dixon, concerning the case of Mr Spedding and reporting on the progress of Mr Oyes, Mrs Steele and Mr Pearson.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:06:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3754, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3358, 'CUL/1/2/2252', '1788-06-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 June 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Pearson, concerning his own case. He has been using \'electrical apparatus\'. Not clear whether Thomas Pearson writes this or whether his friend, Mr Peter Pearson, is writing for him, as his wrists and hands are no better and the hand is fine. ', 'Letter from Thomas Pearson, concerning his own case. He has been using \'electrical apparatus\'. [Not sure whether Thomas Pearson writes this or whether his friend, Mr Peter Pearson, is writing for him, as his wrists and hands are no better but the hand is fine. LMcC]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:10:23', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4460, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3359, 'CUL/1/2/2253', '1788-06-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 June 1788', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case of Captain Baillie of Carnbrue [Carnbroe?] who is also being attended by Mr Hunter. Also gives details of another case, possibly of Anna Foley of Coventry \'and as it is a very singular one and one which it is difficult to cloth in delicate expresion I shal take the liberty to employ the latin language\'. Partly in English, partly in Latin.', 'Case of Captain Baillie of Carnbrue [Carnbroe?] who is also being attended by Mr Hunter. Also gives details of another case, possibly of Anna Foley of Coventry \'and as it is a very singular one and one which it is difficult to cloth in delicate expresion I shal take the liberty to employ the latin language\'. [Partly in English, partly in Latin - LG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:24:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5508, 4, 6, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3360, 'CUL/1/2/2254', '1788-06-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 June 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Stuart concerning the case of the \'young Lady who delivers this\', named as Miss Hunter on indexing.', 'Letter from Robert Stuart concerning the case of the \'young Lady who delivers this\', named as Miss Hunter on indexing.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 07:48:07', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4697, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3361, 'CUL/1/2/2255', '1788-06-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 June 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Richard Milnes concerning the case of [Mr Darrel].', 'Letter from Richard Milnes on the case of an unnamed male patient, probably Mr Darrel.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 21:04:45', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3554, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3362, 'CUL/1/2/2256', '1788-06-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 June 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from David Gregorie, concerning his own case. ', 'Letter from David Gregorie, concerning his own case. DOODLE-IMG-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:35:14', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5399, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3363, 'CUL/1/2/2257', '1788-06-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Thomas Wharton, Barbados, introducing Thomas Pollard Peirce, \'the son of a worthy Friend of mine, who is desirous, that he should, by regular Gradations in your University, be advanced to the Degree of Doctor in Physic, before he returns to his native Island\'. ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(3364, 'CUL/1/2/2258', '1788-06-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 June 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of Mr Maxwell.', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of Mr Maxwell.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:38:05', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4412, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(3365, 'CUL/1/2/2259', '1788-06-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'June 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', '\'Advice for the Reverend Mr Percy\', June 1788. Draft letter by Cullen, giving directions for an unnamed male patient with gout. Written on the reverse of scraps of used paper, one of which is a note from Dr Monro and another of which is dated June 1788, possibly giving the approximate date of this draft.Mint close is the place of writing, but in some of the scraps, Mint Close is the destination.', '\'Advice for the Reverend Mr Percy\', June 1788. Draft letter by Cullen, giving directions for an unnamed male patient with gout. Written on the reverse of scraps of used paper, one of which is a note from Dr Monro and another of which is dated June 1788, possibly giving the approximate date of this draft. [Post stamp on p. 14, but I can\'t make out where from. Also not sure how to tag the places in this letter. Mint close is the place of writing, but in some of the scraps, Mint Close is the destination. LMcC] HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:26:16', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4137, 1, 29, 'Document', 'Y', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3366, 'CUL/1/2/2260', '1788-06-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'June? 1788?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case of General Campbell. Headed \'Case for Advice\' it is written in 13 sections, A to K and is dated 15th September 1786. On the reverse is written \'General Campbell - Case for a Physicians Advice Edinburgh 15 Nov 1787\'. The indexing gives the date as June 1788 and the cross reference to the outgoing letter volume corroborates that date.', 'Case of General Campbell. Headed \'Case for Advice\' it is written in 13 sections, A to K and is dated 15th September 1786. On the reverse is written \'General Campbell - Case for a Physicians Advice Edinburgh 15 Nov 1787\'. The indexing gives the date as June 1788 and the cross reference to the outgoing letter volume corroborates that date.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 09:16:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4223, 1, 10, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3367, 'CUL/1/2/2261', '1788-07-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 July 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Henry Cape, \'a Pupil under yr. instructions the last Winter\', concerning the case of his brother-in-law, a clergyman.', 'Letter from Henry Cape, \'a Pupil under yr. instructions the last Winter\', concerning the case of his brother-in-law, a clergyman.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:03:40', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4386, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3368, 'CUL/1/2/2262', '1788-07-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 July 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Peile concerning the case of Miss Lucock.', 'Letter from John Peile concerning the case of Miss Lucock.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:49:15', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4473, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3369, 'CUL/1/2/2263', '1788-07-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from William Brown, Alexandria, Virginia, introducing John Peake. He goes on to talk about the political situation in the United States \'our government hath on experience been found to be quite too feeble and inefficient both as to matters of foreign and of domestic concern; we have indeed been approaching fast towards the evils of anarchy...we are on the eve of a scheme that promises to correct them\'. He also reports the death of Dr Samuel Goulding of Barbados. Brown was a student of Cullen\'s.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3370, 'CUL/1/2/2264', '1788-07-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from James Sims, a former student of Cullen\'s, introducing Mr Welsh. He also writes that as President of the Medical Society of London he had recently had cause to testify \'by my signature the high sense I have ever entertained of your singular abilities and acquisitions in the Medical Art\'.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3371, 'CUL/1/2/2265a', '1788-07-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 July 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Batt concerning A. J. B. and his children, \'of a noble Genoese family\', suffering from epilepsy. ', 'Letter from William Batt concerning A. J. B. and his children, \'of a noble Genoese family\', suffering from epilepsy. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:40:16', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3073, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3372, 'CUL/1/2/2265b', '1788-07-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 July 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'T', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note, in Latin, of the Genoese family mentioned in Doc [ID:3371]. Signed by William Batt.', 'Case note, in Latin, of the Genoese family mentioned in 3371. Signed by William Batt.\n\nmust use cullen_project_v1_foreign.dtd at top of XML', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:53:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5511, 4, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(3373, 'CUL/1/2/2265c', '1788-07-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 July 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note, in Latin, of the Genoese family mentioned in Doc [ID:3371]. Signed by William Batt.', 'Case note, in Latin, of the Genoese family mentioned in 3371. Signed by William Batt.\n\nmust use cullen_project_v1_foreign.dtd at top of XML', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:53:31', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5510, 4, 8, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(3374, 'CUL/1/2/2266', '1788-07-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 July 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Sharp on the case of Mr Lee of Hexham. Also writes that Rev Mr Rotherham, rector of Houghton-le-Spring, may also call on Cullen. Th letter has been used to write a list of names, some crossed-out. Some are identifiable as patients, but it is not  list of recent patients from 1788 and the lists\' significance is unknown. These names have not been included in the metadata.', 'Letter from John Sharp on the case of Mr Lee of Hexham. Also writes that Rev Mr Rotherham, rector of Houghton-le-Spring, may also call on Cullen. [There are number of people mentioned in the annotation on page three. Should they be linked? LMcC]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 08:50:55', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4477, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3375, 'CUL/1/2/2267a', '1788-07-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'July 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter by Cullen,  a draft, giving directions for A. J. B.  This is the translation into English of the first seven pages of letter <a href=\"docs.php?id=3288\">[DOC ID:3288]</a> .', 'Letter by Cullen, possibly a draft, giving directions for A. J. B. (see 3371). [This is the translation into English of the first seven pages of letter ID 3288 (LG)]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 17:50:30', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3071, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3376, 'CUL/1/2/2267b', '1788-07-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'July 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter by Cullen, a draft, concerning the case of the second son of A. J. B. This is the translation into English of page 8-onwards of <a href=\"docs.php?id=3288\">[DOC ID:3288]</a> .', 'Letter by Cullen, possibly a draft, concerning the case of the second son of A. J. B. (see 3371). [This is the translation into English of page 8-onwards of letter ID 3288 (LG)]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 17:50:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3072, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3377, 'CUL/1/2/2268', '1788-08-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from C. Drummond, introducing Mr Davies of Antigua, and informing Cullen of a newly published \'History of Bristol\' alongside saying that they have been long expecting some new Medical publication, and \'Dr Henry makes slow Progress\'. He also mentions meeting \'an old Patient of yours here, viz. W. Miller\', and mentions \'your advice to him at 70 to take a young wife\'.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3378, 'CUL/1/2/2269', '1788-08-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 August 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of Mr Maxwell.', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of Mr Maxwell.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:38:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4416, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3379, 'CUL/1/2/2270', '1788-08-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 August 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Lord Lonsdale, concerning an unnamed female patient. The one he wrote to Cullen about last year \'went too late\'.', 'Letter from Lord Lonsdale, concerning an unnamed female patient. The one he wrote to Cullen about last year \'went too late\' (Alison\'s catalogue cross-references CUL/1/2/2078 here).', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:58:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4917, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3380, 'CUL/1/2/2271', '1788-08-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 August 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Marshall, concerning the case of Samuel Bott of Antigua, taken to see Cullen by Robert Barbour.', 'Letter from Robert Marshall, concerning the case of Samuel Bott of Antigua, taken to see Cullen by Robert Barbour.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 15:51:08', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5042, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3381, 'CUL/1/2/2272', '1788-08-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 August 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Andrews, concerning his own case. He mentions finding the shower-bath effective.', 'Letter from William Andrews, concerning his own case. He mentions finding the shower-bath effective.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:05:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4846, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3382, 'CUL/1/2/2273', '1788-08-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 August 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case of Margaret Mackinnon, sent at the desire of her uncle Mr Dunbar. Consists of a covering letter and separate case note, both by Hugh Dougal.', 'Case of Margaret Mackinnon, sent at the desire of her uncle Mr Dunbar. Consists of a covering letter and separate case note, both by Hugh Dougall', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 09:17:56', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4390, 1, 7, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(3383, 'CUL/1/2/2274', '1788-08-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 August 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from David Gregorie, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from David Gregorie, concerning his own case', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:36:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5401, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3384, 'CUL/1/2/2275', '1788-08-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 August 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Donald McLeod, concerning his own case. ', 'Letter from Donald McLeod, concerning his own case. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 08:09:54', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5376, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3385, 'CUL/1/2/2276', '1788-08-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 August 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Count Lockhart, concerning his own case. After successfully recovering his health Lockhart asks Cullen to provide advice and a regimen to maintain his health. Reply to be left at Montgomery the grocers - This is Montgomery &amp; Steele, confectioners &amp; grocers No 5 Princes Street in Williamson\'s Directory for the City of Edinburgh June1784-1785, and were still there in 1790. ', 'Letter from Count Lockhart, concerning his own case. Alison\'s catalogue cross-references CUL/1/2/2381 here. After successfully recovering his health Lockhart asks Cullen to provide advice and a regimen to maintain his health. Reply to be left at Montgomery the grocers - This is Montgomery & Steele, confectioners & grocers No 5 Princes Street in Williamson\'s Directory for the City of Edinburgh June1784-1785, and were still there in 1790. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:29:55', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5669, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3386, 'CUL/1/2/2277', '1788-08-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 August 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Stokoe, concerning the case of Nicholas Lee, surgeon of Hexham, who has requested that Stoke inform Cullen of \'what he has done since he returned from Edinburgh\'.', 'Letter from Thomas Stokoe, concerning the case of Nicholas Lee, surgeon of Hexham, who has requested that Stoke inform Cullen of \'what he has done since he returned from Edinburgh\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 08:41:58', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4480, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3387, 'CUL/1/2/2278', '1788-08-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 August 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from A. Stevenson, Glasgow, on the case of Mr Bogle.', 'Letter from A. Stevenson, Glasgow, on the case of Mr Bogle', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:34:35', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4384, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3388, 'CUL/1/2/2279', '1788-08-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 August 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from S. McEuen in Nairn, concerning his own case of urinary stricture. He has consulted a surgeon \'in this place\' (this will be Robert Forbes) to little avail. He has also consulted Alexander Wood in Edinburgh: he prescribed him bougies. He differentiates between red and black bougies, and seems to find the red ones work better for him.', 'Letter from S. McEuen in Nairn, concerning his own case of urinary stricture. He has consulted a surgeon \'in this place\' (this will be Robert Forbes) to little avail. He has also consulted Alexander Wood in Edinburgh: he prescribed him bougies. He differentiates between red and black bougies, and seems to find the red ones work better for him. [MMG] HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:00:44', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4930, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3389, 'CUL/1/2/2280', '1788-09-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 September 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robinson Foxley, concerning the case of the priapic clergyman he has written to Cullen about previously: \'there doth not appear any abatement of the Symptoms when under the Influence of this powerful Medecine\' (the camphor prescribed). The patient has now gone to Scarborough for sea bathing, with his family. He adds \'I am happy to find it is your Intention to treat the World with an Edition of your Materia medica, published under your own Inspection\'. ', 'Letter from Robinson Foxley, concerning the case of the priapic clergyman he has written to Cullen about previously: \'there doth not appear any abatement of the Symptoms when under the Influence of this powerful Medecine\' (the camphor prescribed). The patient has now gone to Scarborough for sea bathing, with his family. He adds \'I am happy to find it is your Intention to treat the World with an Edition of your Materia medica, published under your own Inspection\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:07:13', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4550, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3390, 'CUL/1/2/2281', '1788-09-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 September 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Stokoe, concerning the case of Nicholas Lee.', 'Letter from Thomas Stokoe, concerning the case of Nicholas Lee.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 08:52:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4484, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3391, 'CUL/1/2/2282', '1788-09-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 September 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Ellison concerning his own case. Addressed to Rev Mr Cleeve, minister of an episcopal chapel, Edinburgh. He asks the addressee to consult Cullen on his behalf.', 'Letter from John Ellison concerning his own case. Addressed to Rev Mr Cleeve, minister of an episcopal chapel, Edinburgh. He asks the addressee to consult Cullen on his behalf.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 09:05:16', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4047, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3392, 'CUL/1/2/2283', '1788-09-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter by Charles Christian to Dr Henry Cullen, introducing Mr Yackman, \'a foreigner\'. He also reports of an operation he had carried out on a scirrhous breast \'which will tend to make me a little spoke of\'. Addressed to Dr Henry Cullen.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3393, 'CUL/1/2/2284', '1788-09-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 September 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from C. Robertsone, Perth, concerning the case of Mr Turnbull. Includes a copy of a presecription previously sent for Turnbull by Cullen and Dr Hope. Roberstone himself is \'very poorly\'.', 'Letter from C. Robertsone, Perth, concerning the case of Mr Turnbull. Includes a copy of a presecription previously sent for Turnbull by Cullen and Dr Hope. Roberstone himself is \'very poorly\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:37:31', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3325, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3394, 'CUL/1/2/2285a', '1788-11-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 November 1788', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning the case of John Surtees, whose asthma has returned with chest pains since the onset of cold weather. He asks Cullen\'s advice on travel abroad and on blistering. At the bottom, Surtees has written \'turn over\', and written his piece on the reverse (Doc ID 3395). Again, Ingham uses \'9th.\' to mean the old \'ninth month\', November. ', 'Letter from William Ingham, concerning the case of John Surtees, whose asthma has returned with chest pains since the onset of cold weather. He asks Cullen\'s advice on travel abroad and on blistering. At the bottom, Surtees has written \'turn over\', and written his piece on the reverse (Doc ID 3395). Again, Ingham uses \'9th.\' to mean the old \'ninth month\', November. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:26:08', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5471, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3395, 'CUL/1/2/2285b', '1788-11-26', 'c', 'i', 'i', '26? November? 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Note (enclosure) by J. Surtees on his own case, on the reverse of William Ingham\'s note (Doc ID 3394), so probably of the same date or later: the annotation dates it as \'December\', but that may be the date of receipt. He asks, if he is to travel, whether a land or sea journey is to be preferred.', 'Note by J. Surtees on his own case, on the reverse of William Ingham\'s note (Doc ID 3394), so probably of the same date or later: the annotation dates it as \'December\', but that may be the date of receipt. He asks, if he is to travel, whether a land or sea journey is to be preferred. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:27:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5472, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3396, 'CUL/1/2/2286', '1788-09-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 September 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from C. Robertsone concerning his own case.', 'Letter from C. Robertsone concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:38:52', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3702, 1, 6, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3397, 'CUL/1/2/2289', '1788-09-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 September 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Gordon on the case of Miss Abernethie.', 'Letter from Alexander Gordon on the case of Miss Abernethie.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:59:29', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4486, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3398, 'CUL/1/2/2287', '1788-09-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from S. F. Simmons introducing Dr Iberti, \'a respectable Italian physician who travels at the expense of the King of Spain...Dr Iberti is the author of an ingenious work on Hospitals\'.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3399, 'CUL/1/2/2288', '1788-09-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from John Clark introducing Mr Simpson, the son of a surgeon from South Shields.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(3400, 'CUL/1/2/2290', '1788-09-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 September 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Hargrave, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from William Hargrave, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:51:13', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3422, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3401, 'CUL/1/2/2291', '1788-10-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 October 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Ensign Robert Campbell MacPherson, concerning his own case. He benefits \'the great benefit I have already received from the Electuary\'. ', 'Letter from Ensign Robert Campbell MacPherson, concerning his own case. He benefits \'the great benefit I have already received from the Electuary\'. Place of writing, Bialidmore or Bellidmore, could not locate on any historic map of the area around Ruthven. It may no longer exist. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:15:07', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5658, 1, 3, 'Document', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3402, 'CUL/1/2/2292', '1788-10-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 October 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Gordon concerning the case of Miss Abernethie.', 'Letter from Alexander Gordon concerning the case of Miss Abernethie.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 21:00:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4489, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3403, 'CUL/1/2/2293', '1788-10-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 1, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Thomas Percival, enclosing a \'little Tract\' which is \'a part of the third volume of the Manchester Memoirs now in the press\' (not included), presumably by Percival. He is pleased to hear \'that you retain all the vivacity and vigor of mind which I loved and revered\'. Also introduces a Mr Tattersall, \'a gentleman who is quitting the clerical profession for that of physic\'. ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(3404, 'CUL/1/2/2294', '1788-10-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 October 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case of an unnamed female patient [Miss Grey]. Her father is willing to pay 15 guineas if Cullen will visit in person as soon as possible.', 'Case of an unnamed female patient [Alison thinks Miss Grey - see CUL/1/2/2319]. Her father is willing to pay 15 guineas if Cullen will visit in person as soon as possible.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 09:09:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4040, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3405, 'CUL/1/2/2295', '1788-10-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 October 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from A. Galloway (Lady Galloway) concerning her own case. ', 'Letter from A. Galloway (Lady Galloway) concerning her own case. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:24:31', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4366, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3406, 'CUL/1/2/2296', '1788-10-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 October 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case of an unnamed female patient [Miss Grey]. The father would rather wait until Cullen is able to come, \'which we wish may be very soon as the Young Lady is in a dangerous way\'.', 'Case of an unnamed female patient [Miss Grey, see CUL/1/2/2319]. The father would rather wait until Cullen is able to come, \'which we wish may be very soon as the Young Lady is in a dangerous way\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 09:11:13', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4041, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3407, 'CUL/1/2/2297', '1788-10-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from John Haygarth, introducing Mr Kent. Haygarth has \'had much professional intercourse with two generations of his Family, highly and deservedly respected at Nantwich in Cheshire\'. ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3408, 'CUL/1/2/2298', '1788-10-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from E. Fraser introducing \'the youngest son of our dear departed friend, Dr Alves\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3409, 'CUL/1/2/2299', '1788-10-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from William Hamilton introducing Robert Cowan, \'who is to spend the winter at your college & is to be one of your pupils\'.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3410, 'CUL/1/2/2300', '1788-10-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from William Hamilton to Henry Cullen, introducing Robert Cowan, who \'proposes spending the winter in Edinburgh & will be a pupil of yours in the Hospital\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3411, 'CUL/1/2/2301', '1788-10-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 October 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from C. Robertsone, Perth, concerning the case of Hector Turnbull. He also reports on his own case, mentioning that he continues to take opiates.', 'Letter from C. Robertsone, Perth, concerning the case of Hector Turnbull. He also reports on his own case, mentioning that he continues to take opiates.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:38:35', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3328, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3412, 'CUL/1/2/2302', '1788-10-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 October 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from A. Galloway (Lady Galloway). Correspondent\'s own case. She fears that her previous letter must have miscarried as she had not received a reply.', 'Letter from A. Galloway (Lady Galloway). Correspondent\'s own case. She fears that her previous letter must have miscarried as she had not received a reply.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:25:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4367, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3413, 'CUL/1/2/2303', '1788-10-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 October 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of Baillie Orr and a report on the progress of Baillie Maxwell. Also introduces an unnamed student, \'a very worthy lad, most assiduous in reading and distinct in thinking and has the greatest thirst for knowledge of any body I have ever known\'. ', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of Baillie Orr and a report on the progress of Baillie Maxwell. Also introduces an unnamed student, \'a very worthy lad, most assiduous in reading and distinct in thinking and has the greatest thirst for knowledge of any body I have ever known\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:12:35', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4490, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3414, 'CUL/1/2/2304', '1788-10-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 October 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Andrews concerning his own case. He has now left the Isle of Man, where he followed Cullen\'s directions about bathing in the sea.', 'Letter from William Andrews concerning his own case. He has now left the Isle of Man, where he followed Cullen\'s directions about bathing in the sea.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:05:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4862, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3415, 'CUL/1/2/2305', '1788-10-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Charles Stuart introducing Mr Kay, who is recommended by Dr Armitstead of Knaresborough. Undated; indexing gives 1788, and Alison\'s catalogue specifies October.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(3416, 'CUL/1/2/2306', '1788-10-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter of introduction for an unnamed student from Andrew Wardrop, requesting that he be given a gratis class ticket. Undated; Alison gives Oct 1788.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(3417, 'CUL/1/2/2307', '1788-11-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 November 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Henry Suley, concerning his own case, and apologising for troubling Cullen as \'my Disorder considered is very insignificant in the great and grand side of the Line of Physick &amp;c\'.', 'Letter from Henry Suley, concerning his own case, and apologising for troubling Cullen as \'my Disorder considered is very insignificant in the great and grand side of the Line of Physick &c\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:40:23', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4609, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3418, 'CUL/1/2/2308', '1788-11-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 November 1788', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Groat, concerning the case of Mrs Riddoch. Consists of a covering letter and separate casenote.', 'Letter from Robert Groat, concerning the case of Mrs Riddoch. Consists of a covering letter and separate casenote.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:33:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4493, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3419, 'CUL/1/2/2309', '1788-11-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Samuel Foart Simmons, introducing Dr Hartel, a Prussian physician \'who is...recommended to me by a number of my friends on the continent\'.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(3420, 'CUL/1/2/2310', '1788-11-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 November 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Ensign Robert Campbell MacPherson, concerning his own case. On the basis of Cullen\'s letter King George granted MacPherson a 6 month leave of absence.', 'Letter from Ensign Robert Campbell MacPherson, concerning his own case. On the basis of Cullen\'s letter King George granted MacPherson a 6 month leave of absence.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:15:32', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5659, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3421, 'CUL/1/2/2311', '1788-11-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 November 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from J. Tweeddell, concerning both the correspondent\'s own case and the case of her husband Mr Tweedell. His illness is a weakness and pain in the hand, which \'most probably proceeds (as has been observed) from long exposure to Cold, &amp; the weight of the Gun rested on the parts, in the course of 20 years shooting\'.', 'Letter from J. Tweeddell, concerning both the correspondent\'s own case and the case of a Mr Tweedell (possibly a husband?). His illness is a weakness and pain in the hand, which \'most probably proceeds (as has been observed) from long exposure to Cold, &amp; the weight of the Gun rested on the parts, in the course of 20 years shooting\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:27:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4376, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3422, 'CUL/1/2/2312', '1788-11-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 November 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Boyle Coghlan, concerning his own case. Mentions seeing Cullen at Edinburgh \'last June\'.', 'Letter from Boyle Coghlan, concerning his own case. Mentions seeing Cullen at Edinburgh \'last June\'. HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 07:42:57', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4523, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3423, 'CUL/1/2/2313', '1788-11-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 November 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Hugh Marshall describing the case of Henry Maxwell, son of Charles Maxwell who had previously consulted Cullen.', 'Letter from Hugh Marshall describing the case of Henry Maxwell, son of Charles Maxwell who had previously consulted Cullen.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:27:25', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3933, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3424, 'CUL/1/2/2314a', '1788-11-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 November 1788', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Copland on the case of Sir Thomas Hay. Copy of a case note by Copland, dated 6th November.', 'Letter from Alexander Copland on the case of Sir Thomas Hay. Copy of a case note by Copland, dated 6th November.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 18:31:23', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4400, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'p'),
(3425, 'CUL/1/2/2314b', '1788-10-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 October 1788', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Lengthy case note, by John Gilchrist, on the case of Sir Thomas Hay.', 'Lengthy case note, by John Gilchrist, on the case of Sir Thomas Hay.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 18:31:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4399, 1, 28, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(3426, 'CUL/1/2/2315', '1788-11-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 November 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from W. Cokayne on the case of the unnamed female patient Miss Grey). Cokayne hopes that Cullen\'s indisposition has not prevented him from visiting. Dr Sharp, Mr Rotherham and the patient\'s father all hope to see him and offer him 21 guineas if he can visit this week.', 'Letter from W. Cokayne on the case of the unnamed female patient (Alison\'s notes name her as Miss Grey; see earlier letters by Cokayne). Cokayne hopes that Cullen\'s indisposition has not prevented him from visiting. Dr Sharp, Mr Rotherham and the patient\'s father all hope to see him and offer him 21 guineas if he can visit this week.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 09:11:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4042, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3427, 'CUL/1/2/2316', '1788-11-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from [Prof]  John Millar, Glasgow College, introducing Mr Canlish and asking \'if you, or my good friend Dr Henry Cullen, should have an opportunity of procuring him a pupil in any line of academical study\'. ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3428, 'CUL/1/2/2317', '1788-11-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Archibald Cullen to Henry Cullen, concerning a man named Barrow, who had previously been the subject of a letter of introduction by Archibald. Archibald explains that the man\'s brother \'is now doing business for himself as a Special Pleader under the Bar\', and says that it would be \'of great consequence to me to be well with persons in that line\'. He asks Henry to to burn the letter.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(3429, 'CUL/1/2/2318', '1788-11-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 November 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Parker concerning his own case.', 'Letter from William Parker concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 07:36:06', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4539, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3430, 'CUL/1/2/2319', '1788-11-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 November 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Ellison, concerning his own case. Mr Ingham examined him on his return from Edinburgh. He had also heard from Dr Sharp that he was due to visit Miss Grey of Bamburgh. The letter was delivered by John Erasmus Blackett.', 'Letter from John Ellison, concerning his own case. Mr Ingham examined him on his return from Edinburgh. He had also heard from Dr Sharp that he was due to visit Miss Grey of Bamburgh. The letter was delivered by John Erasmus Blackett.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 09:07:23', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4043, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3431, 'CUL/1/2/2320', '1788-11-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 November 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Burnett R. Grieve, concerning the case of his nephew Burnett Grieve; they had seen Cullen in Edinburgh previously.', 'Letter from Burnett R. Grieve, concerning the case of his nephew Burnett Grieve; they had seen Cullen in Edinburgh previously.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:25:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4543, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3432, 'CUL/1/2/2321', '1788-11-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 November 1788', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Burnside, a former pupil of Cullen\'s now practising in Sligo, giving a covering letter and case note for the case of Dr Gibson, who has a disorder of the liver: \'the symptoms fully answered the discription of the Chronic Hepatitis, given in the last Edition of your Nosology\'. One reason Burnside is consulting Cullen is to settle his disagreement over the case with another physician, whose \'Ideas of Pathology are formed on the\nHumoral system\'. Handstamps read \'Boyle\' and \'Ireland\'. ', 'Letter from Thomas Burnside, a former pupil of Cullen\'s now practising in Sligo, giving a covering letter and case note for the case of Dr Gibson, who has a disorder of the liver: \'the symptoms fully answered the discription of the Chronic Hepatitis, given in the last Edition of your Nosology\'. One reason Burnside is consulting Cullen is to settle his disagreement over the case with another physician, whose \'Ideas of Pathology are formed on the\nHumoral system\'. Handstamps read \'Boyle\' and \'Ireland\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:04:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4729, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'p'),
(3433, 'CUL/1/2/2322', '1788-11-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from John How introducing his son', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(3434, 'CUL/1/2/2323', '1788-11-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 November 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Ensign Robert Campbell MacPherson, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from Ensign Robert Campbell MacPherson, concerning his own case. Unable to locate Bialidmore, place of writing. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:17:27', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5661, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3435, 'CUL/1/2/2324', '1788-11-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Charles Cullen to Henry Cullen, introducing Mr McNabb, whom Charles first knew in St Lucia, West Indies. Also mentions their brother Peter.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3436, 'CUL/1/2/2325', '1788-11-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 November 1788', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Hunter, returning the copyied case note on Thomas Hay (not included).', 'Letter from John Hunter, returning the copying case note on Thomas Hay (not included).', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 18:34:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4403, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3437, 'CUL/1/2/2326', '1788-11-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 November 1788', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from \'R. M.\', a surgeon in Randalstown, consisting of a covering letter and separate case note, headed \'A Singular Case\'. Concerns the case of \'A. B.\', a 25-year-old female patient he believes to have contracted \'the venereal virus\' through incest with her 20-year-old nephew, with whom she had shared a bed. The disease has also spread to \'C. D.\', the woman\'s sister; C. D.\'s husband and infant; and the 2 babies (one of whom has died) of another sister, E.F., due to E.F. sucking C.D.\'s breast to relieve pain.', 'Letter from \'R. M.\', a surgeon in Randalstown, consisting of a covering letter and separate case note, headed \'A Singular Case\'. Concerns the case of \'A. B.\', a 25-year-old female patient he believes to have contracted \'the venereal virus\' through incest with her 20-year-old nephew, with whom she had shared a bed. The disease has also spread to \'C. D.\', the woman\'s sister; C. D.\'s husband and infant; and the 2 babies (one of whom has died) of another sister, E.F., due to E.F. sucking C.D.\'s breast to relieve pain. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:04:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4723, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'p'),
(3438, 'CUL/1/2/2327', '1788-11-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'November 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Letter from an unnamed correspondent concerning her own illness, which began 13 years ago. From internal evidence identified as Mrs Lyell, and this as an enclosure sent with letter 3441.', 'Letter from an unnamed correspondent concerning her own illness, which began 13 years ago. [DS almost certain from internal evidence that this is Mrs Lyell and the enclosure sent with letter 3341]. I think it should be 3441.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:27:47', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5621, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3439, 'CUL/1/2/2328', '1788-12-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 December 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Robertson (surgeon at the Kelso Dispensary), concerning Rev. and Mrs Deans of Crailing. While Mrs Deans is now improving, Rev. Deans, aged 63, is seriously ill with a stoppage of urine and constipation, and is delirious.', 'Letter from William Robertson, Kelso, who advises Cullen that Mrs Deans of Crailing is in much better health but that her husband, Reverend Deans, is very unwell. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4889, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3440, 'CUL/1/2/2329', '1788-12-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 December 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James McAdam, concerning the case of two patients \'I would have spoken of yesterday\'. One is \'a young woman past the bloom of youth\', who has been subject to spasms of agitation, suffocation and swoons after a fever. The other is a young male weaver who has painful swellings on his wrist which prevent him working. The pain and swelling \'encreases at the full of the Moon\', and have been treated by blistering.', 'Letter from James McAdam, concerning the case of two patients \'I would have spoken of yesterday\'. One is \'a young woman past the bloom of youth\', who has been subject to spasms of agitation, suffocation and swoons after a fever. The other is a young male weaver who has painful swellings on his wrist which prevent him working. The pain and swelling \'encreases at the full of the Moon\', and have been treated by blistering. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 08:58:06', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4654, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3441, 'CUL/1/2/2330', '1788-12-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 December 1788', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charles Keith, concerning the case of Mrs Lyell who thirty years ago met Cullen when she was a Miss Gairdiner, and a guest of her friend Mrs Watson. Keith writes  \"[N]or must you think that I speak in the Language of exaggeration when I say that you have lived in, or rather made the Augustan Age of Medicine\". Enclosure is Letter 3438, the other document linked to this case.', 'Letter from Charles Keith, concerning the case of Mrs Lyell (who thirty years ago met Cullen when she was a Miss Gairdiner, and a guest of her friend Mrs Watson whose husband, a W.S. went insane. DS finds to traces of this case.  Keith writes  \"[N]or must you think that I speak in the Language of exaggeration when I say that you have lived in, or rather made the Augustan Age of Medicine\".', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:30:03', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5622, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3442, 'CUL/1/2/2331', '1788-12-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from H. Wall, a former student of Cullen\'s, introducing Mr Vaughan.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(3443, 'CUL/1/2/2332', '1788-11-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 November 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Hamilton, concerning the case of his wife, \'who to me, is the most valuable of all earthly things\'. Partial Handstamp, probably Dunbar.', 'Letter from James Hamilton, concerning the case of his wife, \'who to me, is the most valuable of all earthly things\'. Partial Handstamp, I think Dumbar. I think this letter is dated November as the abbrev looks more like \'Nov\', also the contents of letter 5758 appear to reply to points raised in letter 3443. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 08:14:12', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5624, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3444, 'CUL/1/2/2333', '1788-12-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'December 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note by Rev. Mr. Wright, Minister of Trinity Gask (near Auchterarder), describing his own case history of bilious and gastric ailments, with perspiration of the hands. It may be missing a covering note from a physician. ', 'Case note by Rev. Mr. Wright, Minister of Trinity Gask (near Auchterarder), describing his own case history of bilious and gastric ailments, with perspiration of the hands. It may be missing a covering note from a physician. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:46:15', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4590, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(3445, 'CUL/1/2/2334', '1788-12-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 December 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Abernethie, concerning the case of Lady Banff. ', 'Letter from Alexander Abernethie, concerning the case of Lady Banff. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 20:35:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5427, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3446, 'CUL/1/2/2335', '1788-12-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 December 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Ensign Robert Campbell MacPherson, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from Ensign Robert Campbell MacPherson, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:18:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5666, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3447, 'CUL/1/2/2336', '1789-01-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from J. Vaughan introducing his son', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(3448, 'CUL/1/2/2337', '1789-01-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 January 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mrs Major Ross concerning her own case.', 'Letter from Mrs Major Ross concerning her own case. [Dryden mentioned as a place, but unsure whether it\'s a house or a village. LMcC]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:59:32', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4557, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3449, 'CUL/1/2/2338', '1789-01-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from John Hunter recommending Dr John Smith who is about to set up practice in Bath. Following the deaths of two doctors \'there are now no Scotch doctors there\'. He hopes that Cullen will direct some business to him.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3450, 'CUL/1/2/2339', '1789-01-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 January 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Ebenezer Kelty, on his own case. Has been taking \'the powders\' but still has the \'flux of mucus\'.', 'Letter from Ebenezer Kelty, on his own case. Looks like he changed the spelling of Cullen to Cullon on address leaf. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5698, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3451, 'CUL/1/2/2340', '1789-01-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 January 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Dallas, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from James Dallas, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 15:41:48', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4530, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3452, 'CUL/1/2/2341', '1789-01-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 January 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Abernethie to \'Dr Cullen junior\' (presumably Henry Cullen) on the case of Lady Banff.  \'The advice...appears to me...very judicious, and therefore probably such as your Father, if his Health had permitted would have given me\'.', 'Letter from Alexander Abernethie to \'Dr Cullen junior\' (presumably Henry Cullen) on the case of Lady Banff.  \'The advice...appears to me...very judicious, and therefore probably such as your Father, if his Health had permitted would have given me.\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 20:36:26', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5423, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3453, 'CUL/1/2/2342', '1789-01-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 January 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Millar, Stornoway, a former student of Cullen\'s. He writes about Cullen\'s observation on tetanus being more common in the Highlands than the Lowlands. He has seen many children killed by it and offers his observations on the progress of the disease \'for the benefit of society\'. Millar was a student of Cullen\'s.', 'Letter from John Millar, Stornoway, a former student of Cullen\'s. He writes about Cullen\'s observation on tetanus being more common in the Highlands than the Lowlands. He has seen many children killed by it and offers his observations on the progress of the disease \'for the benefit of society\'. Millar was a student of Cullen\'s.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:38:07', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5390, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(3454, 'CUL/1/2/2343', '1789-01-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 January 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from C. Robertsone concerning the case of Laurence Oliphant of Gask, at the request of his daughter Miss Oliphant.', 'Letter from C. Robertsone concerning the case of Laurence Oliphant of Gask, at the request of his daughter Miss Oliphant.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:21:37', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4518, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3455, 'CUL/1/2/2344', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'A list of articles on convulsive diseases, including that \'supposed by some to be produced by eating Rye affected with Cockspur\'. Including examples from the Memoires de la SociÃ©tÃ© Royale de MÃ©decine, Philosophical Transactions and articles in German. Alison\'s records suggest that this was possibly drawn up in response to Millar\'s letter on incidence of the disease in Lewis (see letter 3453). Undated and originally with the miscellaneous items at the end of box 17 (1789-90).', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3456, 'CUL/1/2/2345a', '1789-02-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 February 1789', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charles Keith, on the case of Mr Sanderson, who has diabetes. Covering letter by Keith enclosing a letter from Richard Sherwood of Staindrop. This letter had been addressed to Rev Mr Sanderson, Morpeth, who was the patient\'s brother, and who had passed the letter on to Keith. Previously the patient had objected to his case being put to a physician \'eminent in his Profession\' but now allowed it. Keith discusses the use of opium in diabetes cases, and sends greetings to \'Dr Henry\' (Cullen\'s son). The enclosure mentioned is Document 3457, linked in this case.', 'Letter from Charles Keith, on the case of Mr Sanderson, who has diabetes. Covering letter by Keith enclosing a letter from Richard Sherwood of Staindrop. This letter had been addressed to Rev Mr Sanderson, Morpeth, who was the patient\'s brother, and who had passed the letter on to Keith. Previously the patient had objected to his case being put to a physician \'eminent in his Profession\' but now allowed it. Keith discusses the use of opium in diabetes cases, and sends greetings to \'Dr Henry\' (Cullen\'s son). [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:02:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4797, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3457, 'CUL/1/2/2345b', '1789-01-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 January 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Richard Sherwood of Staindrop to Rev. Mr. Sanderson in Morpeth, concerning the case of Sanderson\'s brother. He discusses his diabetes, \'which I am apt to think has been brought on by the abuse of Spirituous Liquors, as well as excessive ale drinking\', and the treatment he is giving. He agrees that his case should be \'laid before some Gentleman eminent in his Profession\'. Enclosed with Doc ID 3456. ', 'Letter from Richard Sherwood of Staindrop to Rev. Mr. Sanderson in Morpeth, concerning the case of Sanderson\'s brother. He discusses his diabetes, \'which I am apt to think has been brought on by the abuse of Spirituous Liquors, as well as excessive ale drinking\', and the treatment he is giving. He agrees that his case should be \'laid before some Gentleman eminent in his Profession\'. Enclosed with Doc ID 3456. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:00:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4798, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3458, 'CUL/1/2/2346', '1789-02-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 February 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Charles Stewart of Strachur concerning the case of his wife, who suffers from fluor albus and vaginal discomfort. The letter is addressed to Mr Ivie Campbell, apothecary. He writes: \'And if you think proper to consult any medi[c]al Gentleman you may believe I shall not grudge the Expence\'. As Stewart was only awarded his DD by St Andrews in 1804, this may date the annotation.', 'Letter from Dr Charles Stewart of Strachur concerning the case of his wife, who suffers from fluor albus and vaginal discomfort. The letter is addressed to Mr Ivie Campbell, apothecary. He writes: \'And if you think proper to consult any medi[c]al Gentleman you may believe I shall not grudge the Expence\'. As Stewart was only awarded his DD by St Andrews in 1804, this may date the annotation. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:32:00', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4964, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3459, 'CUL/1/2/2347', '1789-02-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 February 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Henderson concerning the case of Adam(?) Thomson, brother of Peter Thomson.', 'Letter from James Henderson concerning the case of Adam(?) Thomson, brother of Peter Thomson.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:16:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4552, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3460, 'CUL/1/2/2348', '1789-02-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 February 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Hamilton concerning the case of Mr Syme, \'who formerly consulted you about headachs with which he was distressed\'.', 'Letter from William Hamilton concerning the case of Mr Syme, \'who formerly consulted you about headachs with which he was distressed\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:31:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5268, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3461, 'CUL/1/2/2349', '1789-02-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 February 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Elizabeth Watt to her cousins the Browns. The main letter is addressed to Robert Brown, asking him to acquaint \'Dr Culling\' with the progress of her case: she now suffers from swelling all over her body, but worse on the stomach and belly, with breathlessness and strangury. She advises on the use of jam-jars to send medicines: \'if it is Electuary that is ordred let it be put in larger Jealy pots then formerly let them not be quite full as the work up and all the part that is Liquid is lost\'. A postscript, and the wrapper, are addressed to his wife, who also seems to be in poor health: \'I wish we may be preparing for our last strugle with frail Mortality\'. However, she also requests nutmeg, fabric, and a pair of gloves, and asks after a friend\'s family.', 'Letter from Elizabeth Watt to her cousins the Browns. The main letter is addressed to Robert Brown, asking him to acquaint \'Dr Culling\' with the progress of her case: she now suffers from swelling all over her body, but worse on the stomach and belly, with breathlessness and strangury. She advises on the use of jam-jars to send medicines: \'if it is Electuary that is ordred let it be put in larger Jealy pots then formerly let them not be quite full as the work up and all the part that is Liquid is lost\'. A postscript, and the wrapper, are addressed to his wife, who also seems to be in poor health: \'I wish we may be preparing for our last Strugle with frail mortality\'. However, she also requests nutmeg, fabric, and a pair of gloves, and asks after a friend\'s family. [MMG]\n\nimages re-ordered. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3972, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3462, 'CUL/1/2/2350', '1789-02-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 February 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Ellison, concerning his own case. He had previously written to Cullen \'about the 20th of Novr. last\'.', 'Letter from John Ellison, concerning his own case. He had previously written to Cullen \'about the 20th of Novr. last\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 09:08:15', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4050, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3463, 'CUL/1/2/2351', '1789-02-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 February 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Ensign Robert Campbell MacPherson, concerning his own case. Refers to Cullen\'s letter of the 9th Jan, which is in Case 2299. ', 'Letter from Ensign Robert Campbell MacPherson, concerning his own case. Refers to Cullen\'s letter of the 9th Jan, which is in Case 2299. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:18:36', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5664, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3464, 'CUL/1/2/2352', '1789-02-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 February 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from J. Walker, concerning the case of Mr Sowermire. He also mentions that Dr Crowther sends his compliments.', 'Letter from J. Walker, concerning the case of Mr Sowermire. He also mentions that Dr Crowther sends his compliments.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:13:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5332, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3465, 'CUL/1/2/2353', '1789-02-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 February 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Guland to Henry Cullen concerning the case of an unnamed male patient \'who labours under the most obstinate Gonorrhoea I ever met with\'. Illegible handstamp.', 'Letter from William Guland to Henry Cullen concerning the case of an unnamed male patient \'who labours under the most obstinate Gonorrhoea I ever met with\'. HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 21:22:27', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5450, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3466, 'CUL/1/2/2354', '1789-02-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 February 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mrs J. Likly, concerning the case of \'the young Lady who Called at your House in Edenburgh with a weakness in her hearing\'.', 'Letter from Mrs J. Likly, concerning the case of \'the young Lady who Called at your House in Edenburgh with a weakness in her hearing\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 15:56:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5140, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3467, 'CUL/1/2/2355', '1789-02-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 February 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Goodsir concerning the case of Mr Bethune of Kilconquhar.', 'Letter from John Goodsir concerning the case of Mr Bethune of Kilconquhar.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3953, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3468, 'CUL/1/2/2356', '1789-02-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 February 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Bone concerning the case of D. Fergusson Esqr.', 'Letter from James Bone concerning the case of D. Fergusson Esqr.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:15:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5326, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3469, 'CUL/1/2/2357a', '1789-02-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 February 1789', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Skene to John Bennet, Edinburgh, concerning the case of Mrs Leith. Document 3470, a case note, was included with this in the box but may have been sent earlier than this letter. Skene notes that Cullen was \"dissatisfied with the information sent\". Skene also refers to the French Oculist M. Jean Francois Pellier, who had visited Edinburgh, and the surgeon Benjamin Bellâ€™s opinion of him. \n\n', 'Letter from George Skene to John Bennet, Edinburgh, concerning the case of Mrs Leith. Document 3470, a case note, was included with this in the box but may have been sent earlier than this letter. Skene notes that Cullen was \"dissatisfied with the information I sent\".\n\nSkene also refers to the French Oculist M. Jean Francois Pellier, who had visited Edinburgh, and the surgeon Benjamin Bellâ€™s opinion of him. Bell used several references to Pellierâ€™s techniques in Vol. 4 of his â€œA System of Surgeryâ€. The â€œCritical Reviewâ€ (Volume 61, London, 1786) gave this comment of Bellâ€™s work: â€œThe arrival of a French oculist M Pellier in Scotland his great success and his unusual candour have induced Mr Bell to add an account of his methods of treatment and of operating Our author speaks of him with great praise and from this account which we have no reason to suspect as particularly partial M Pellier\'s judgment activity and address seem to be very considerable His attention and care are equally commendable.â€ (p. 407) SH\n\nI\'ve changed the year as it looks more like 1789, with the the day being 20. Also reference to Pellier would make the letter after 1784. It would also bring into question the DOD of Skene in the database, which I haven\'t changed. SH This now appears to have been changed. DS.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:13:03', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3458, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3470, 'CUL/1/2/2357b', '1780-02-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'February? 1780?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note on the case of Mrs Leith who has been sick since he last lying in (giving birth). Author is Dr George Skene, and place of writing established from letter 3469.', 'Case note on the case of Mrs Leith. Author, Dr George Skene, and place of writing established from letter 3469. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3425, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(3471, 'CUL/1/2/2358', '1789-02-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 February 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from C. Robertsone, concerning the case of Mr Oliphant of Gask.', 'Letter from C. Robertsone, concerning the case of Mr Oliphant of Gask.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:24:03', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4524, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3472, 'CUL/1/2/2361', '1789-03-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 March 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Yorstoun concerning the case of Mr Aitken, the minister of Morton, who has suffered from a cough and colds, and now has a form of Å“dematous swelling or anasarca which particularly affects his scrotum and prepuce. He describes the medicines he has been prescribing and includes recipes.', 'Letter from Thomas Yorstoun concerning the case of Mr Aitken, the minister of Morton, who has suffered from a cough and colds, and now has a form of Å“dematous swelling or anasarca which particularly affects his scrotum and prepuce. He describes the medicines he has been prescribing, with a recipe. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 09:58:16', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5303, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3473, 'CUL/1/2/2362', '1789-03-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 March 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Goodsir, Kilconquhar House, concerning the case of Mr Bethune.', 'Letter from John Goodsir, Kilconquhar House, concerning the case of Mr Bethune.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:53:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3964, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3474, 'CUL/1/2/2363', '1789-03-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 March 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Fotherley Pannell, giving the full case history of William Bower, aged about 27, son of Mr Bower of Scorton. Formerly an attorney\'s clerk in London, \'living well and rather freely\', he \'frequently sacrificed at the shrine of Venus\' and contracted gonorrhÅ“a. He had his right hand amputated by Lambert of Newcastle, after a shooting accident c. 1782, and has been in declining health ever since. He is now extremely emaciated, with severe breathing difficulties and cough, as well as digestive symptoms. Pannell had advised him to travel to Edinburgh to consult Cullen, but he is getting worse, according to a letter from his father, received last night and here transcribed for Cullen. ', 'Letter from Fotherley Pannell, giving the full case history of William Bower, aged about 27, son of Mr Bower of Scorton. Formerly an attorney\'s clerk in London, \'living well and rather freely\', he \'frequently sacrificed at the shrine of Venus\' and contracted gonorrhÅ“a. He had his right hand amputated by Lambert of Newcastle, after a shooting accident c. 1782, and has been in declining health ever since. He is now extremely emaciated, with severe breathing difficulties and cough, as well as digestive symptoms. Pannell had advised him to travel to Edinburgh to consult Cullen, but he is getting worse, according to a letter from his father, received last night and here transcribed for Cullen. [MMG] NEEDS NOTE ON INCLUSION OF A LETTER WITHIN A LETTER DS.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 15:35:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4794, 1, 8, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3475, 'CUL/1/2/2364', '1789-03-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 March 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Goodsir, concerning the case of Mr Bethune.', 'Letter from John Goodsir, concerning the case of Mr Bethune.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3966, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3476, 'CUL/1/2/2365', '1789-08-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 August 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Senhouse James (James Senhouse?) concerning the case of Margaret Lattimer, \'a relation of mine who went to Edinr. about six weeks ago with a View to request [Cullen\'s] Advice\'.', 'Letter from Senhouse James (James Senhouse?) concerning the case of Margaret Lattimer, \'a relation of mine who went to Edinr. about six weeks ago with a View to request [Cullen\'s] Advice\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:56:36', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4445, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3477, 'CUL/1/2/2366', '1789-03-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 March 1789', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Ensign Robert Campbell MacPherson, concerning his own case. \"letter to my Agents representing my state of health\" was enclosed. ', 'Letter from Ensign Robert Campbell MacPherson, concerning his own case. \"letter to my Agents representing my state of health\" was enclosed. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:19:54', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5665, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3478, 'CUL/1/2/2367', '1789-03-13', 'i', 'i', 'i', '13? March? 1789?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Goodsir, concerning the case of Mr Bethune. Date estimated from content.', 'Letter from John Goodsir, concerning the case of Mr Bethune. Date estimated from content.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4010, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3479, 'CUL/1/2/2370', '1789-03-15', 'i', 'i', 'i', '15? March? 1789?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Goodsir, Kilconquhar, concerning the case of Mr Bethune. Dating estimated from content.', 'Letter from John Goodsir, Kilconquhar, concerning the case of Mr Bethune. Dating estimated from content.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4024, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3480, 'CUL/1/2/2371', '1789-03-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 March 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Millar, concerning the cases of children with a \'convulsive disease\'. He also asks about his own case including \'a more frequent desire to piss\'.', 'Letter from John Millar, concerning the cases of children with a \'convulsive disease\'. He also asks about his own case including \'a more frequent desire to piss\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:38:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5391, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3481, 'CUL/1/2/2372', '1789-03-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 March 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Goodsir, Largo, concerning the case of Mr Bethune.', 'Letter from John Goodsir, Largo, concerning the case of Mr Bethune. HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4073, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3482, 'CUL/1/2/2373', '1789-03-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 March 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Goodsir, Largo, concerning the case of Mr Bethune.', 'Letter from John Goodsir, Largo, concerning the case of Mr Bethune.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4074, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3483, 'CUL/1/2/2374', '1789-03-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 March 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Rev. Thomas Urquhart of Rosskeen, who knows of Cullen through his treating his pupil, Sinclair of Harpsdale\'s son, in 1779. This case concerns an unnamed orphan boy of 15, whom \'I had in my family for years past\', who has a tumour under his tongue, which, though it discharges when lanced, refills. The case is incorrectly annoted as referring to Mr. Sinclair.', 'Letter from Rev. Thomas Urquhart of Rosskeen, who knows of Cullen through his treating his pupil, Sinclair of Harpsdale\'s son, in 1779. This case concerns an unnamed orphan boy of 15, whom \'I had in my family for years past\', who has a tumour under his tongue, which, though it discharges when lanced, refills. The case is incorrectly annoted as referring to Mr. Sinclair. [MMG] HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:02:50', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4804, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3484, 'CUL/1/2/2375', '1789-03-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 March 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Riddoch, Collector of the Customs, Orkney, concerning the case of Mrs Riddoch, as previously put before Cullen by Dr Groat (see 3418).', 'Letter from James Riddoch, Collector of the Customs, Orkney, concerning the case of Mrs Riddoch, as previously put before Cullen by Dr Groat (see 3418).', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:34:00', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4499, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3485, 'CUL/1/2/2376', '1789-03-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 March 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Goodsir, concerning the case of Mr Bethune. Goodsir reports on Mr Bethune\'s symptoms, which include cough and shortness of breathing. The swelling of his limbs is greatly diminished.', 'Letter from John Goodsir, concerning the case of Mr Bethune.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4102, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3486, 'CUL/1/2/2377', '1789-03-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 March 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Ebenezer Kelty, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from Ebenezer Kelty, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:14:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5336, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3487, 'CUL/1/2/2378', '1789-03-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 March 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Goodsir, concerning the case of Mr Bethune. Goodsir reports on Mr Bethune\'s symptoms, which include the return of the affection of the chest and diminishing urine.', 'Letter from John Goodsir, concerning the case of Mr Bethune.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4117, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3488, 'CUL/1/2/2379', '1789-03-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 March 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Goodsir to William and Henry Cullen, concerning the case of Mr Bethune and how he is responding to treatment with the electuary and squills prescribed.', 'Letter from John Goodsir to William and Henry Cullen, concerning the case of Mr Bethune and how he is responding to treatment with the electuary and squills prescribed.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4119, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3489, 'CUL/1/2/2380', '1789-03-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'March 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note from \'M. S.\' or \'Th. S\', concerning Mr Reid, who is designated \'Captain Reid\' in the annotation. He is 73, and has had gouty complaints since he was 25. He now suffers from swelling of the legs, with blistering and ulceration of the skin, thirst, emaciation and weakness. According to Doc ID 5803, the letter was brought or forwarded to Cullen by the patient\'s brother. ', 'Case note from \'M. S.\' or \'Th. S\', concerning Mr Reid, who is designated \'Captain Reid\' in the annotation. He is 73, and has had gouty complaints since he was 25. He now suffers from swelling of the legs, with blistering and ulceration of the skin, thirst, emaciation and weakness. According to Doc ID 5803, the letter was brought or forwarded to Cullen by the patient\'s brother. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:50:38', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4806, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(3490, 'CUL/1/2/2381', '1789-03-00', 'c', 'i', NULL, 'March? 1789', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'List of various recipes written for Count Lockhart. Indexing on reverse gives a date of March 1789. All of them are initialled \'W. F.\' A list of 20 recipes given to Count Lockhart between 15 Oct 1787 to 2 Apr 1788. Note after recipe for 14th Dec. says: \"There is not any other PrÃ¦scription from the last Date to the 12th. Feby. the PrÃ¦scriptions after that time are all copied &amp; sent\".', 'List of various recipes written for Count Lockhart. Indexing on reverse gives a date of March 1789. All of them are initialled \'W. F.\' A list of 20 recipes given to Count Lockhart between 15 Oct 1787 to 2 Apr 1788. Note after recipe for 14th Dec. says: \"There is not any other PrÃ¦scription from the last Date to the 12th. Feby. the PrÃ¦scriptions after that time are all copied &amp; sent.\" NOPLACES', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:31:15', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5677, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3491, 'CUL/1/2/2382', '1789-04-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 April 1789', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter by Cullen, \'For Mrs. Ludford\', probably to her son, medical student Jonathan Ludford. He advises gradual bodily exercise to cure her obesity. Either a retained fair copy or the unposted original letter; <a href=\"docs.php?id=5806\">[DOC ID:5806]</a> is the casebook copy.', 'Letter by Cullen, giving directions for Mrs Ludford. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 17:51:16', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5324, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3492, 'CUL/1/2/2383', '1789-04-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 April 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Groat, concerning the cases of Samuel Laing and Mrs Riddoch.', 'Letter from Robert Groat, concerning the cases of Samuel Laing and Mrs Riddoch.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:33:03', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4503, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3493, 'CUL/1/2/2384', '1789-04-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Alexander Macdougall, who writes that he had hoped to see Cullen to show him a letter from Dr Rosselle of Ostend. The letter had an account of what happened at the meeting of their Faculty of Medicine where Cullen\'s \'system in Physic\' was adopted \'as the best hitherto known and in particular has thrown light upon the complaints peculiar to low marchy country\'s (sic)\'. He also writes that he has applied to be a military surgeon \'the northern nations of Europe being now engaged in war\' and had been accepted in Sweden although he would have preferred Russia. He asks for a letter of introduction from Cullen to Dr Rogerson if the latter was in Russia.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(3494, 'CUL/1/2/2385', '1789-04-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 April 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Clark concerning the case of Mr Coulson, merchant.', 'Letter from John Clark concerning the case of Mr Coulson, merchant.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 15:43:14', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4594, 1, 6, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3496, 'CUL/1/2/2388', '1789-04-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 April 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Goodsir to William and Henry Cullen, concerning the on-going case of Mr Bethune, whose symptoms include vomiting and Å“dema.', 'Letter from John Goodsir to William and Henry Cullen, concerning the on-going case of Mr Bethune, whose symptoms include vomiting and Å“dema.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4138, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3497, 'CUL/1/2/2389', '1789-04-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 April 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from [James Henderson] concerning the case of Adam Thomson.', 'Letter from [James Henderson] concerning the case of Adam Thomson.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:20:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4555, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3498, 'CUL/1/2/2390', '1789-04-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 April 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Goodsir to William and Henry Cullen, concerning the case of Mr Bethune, whose stomach has become \'more and more deraingd\' and continues to suffer from Å“dema. Goodsir also mentions \'a poor young man in this neighbourhood\' who is \'subject to Epilepsy\', and asks \'if he could be admitted at present as Doctor Cullens Clerical Patient\'.', 'Letter from John Goodsir to William and Henry Cullen, concerning the case of Mr Bethune.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4154, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3499, 'CUL/1/2/2391', '1789-04-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 April 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Henry Collingwood about his own case. Collingwood seeks Cullen\'s approval to try the Buxton waters.', 'Letter from Henry Collingwood about his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4613, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3500, 'CUL/1/2/2392', '1789-04-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 April 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Goodsir to William and Henry Cullen, concerning the case of Mr Bethune, whose symptoms seem to be \'rather more favourable\'.', 'Letter from John Goodsir to William and Henry Cullen, concerning the case of Mr Bethune, whose symptoms seem to be \'rather more favourable\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4159, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3501, 'CUL/1/2/2393', '1789-04-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 April 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Goodsir to William and Henry Cullen, concerning Mr Bethune, following on from a letter written that morning from Largo. The patient is worried that the swelling of his thighs has increased.', 'Letter from John Goodsir to William and Henry Cullen, concerning the case of Mr Bethune.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4176, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3502, 'CUL/1/2/2394', '1789-04-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from H. Garthshore introducing Mr Lindo, a young Quaker, at the request of Mr Watson, son of Sir William. He also writes that he has not yet been able to get a copy of Cullen\'s book.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3503, 'CUL/1/2/2395', '1789-04-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 April 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Riddick, Lieutenant, 22nd Regiment, Dover Castle, concerning his own case. He had seen Cullen previously with complaints of \'a great flaccidness in the parts, and I am at times perfectly Impotent\'. ', 'Letter from William Riddick, Lieutenant, 22nd Regiment, Dover Castle, concerning his own case. He had seen Cullen previously with complaints of \'a great flaccidness in the parts, and I am at times perfectly Impotent\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 07:13:40', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4513, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3504, 'CUL/1/2/2396', '1789-04-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 April 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Goodsir to William and Henry Cullen, concerning the case of Mr Bethune: \'As the Disease evidently so gaining ground Mr. Bethune is now resolv\'d Soon to set off for Edinburgh\'.', 'Letter from John Goodsir to William and Henry Cullen, concerning the case of Mr Bethune.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4188, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3505, 'CUL/1/2/2397', '1789-04-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Mr Barclay, introducing Robert Lindo (probably the same Mr Lindo as in 3502)', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(3506, 'CUL/1/2/2398', '1789-04-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'April 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from an unnamed patient [identifiable from  internal evidence as Mr Robertson]] concerning his own case which first started in March 1779 in Bengal. He had consulted Mr Campbell, the Surgeon General and once , at Cullen\'s recommendation, when he was in London in 1788, Dr Pitcairn, senior. Unsigned and undated.', 'Letter from an unnamed patient [identifiable from  internal evidence as Mr Robertson]] concerning his own case which first started in March 1779 in Bengal. He had consulted Mr Campbell, the Surgeon General and once , at Cullen\'s recommendation, when he was in London in 1788, Dr Pitcairn, senior. Unsigned and undated.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:29:13', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3939, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3507, 'CUL/1/2/2399', '1789-04-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'April 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Robertson concerning an unnamed male patient, aged 26. ', 'Letter from Dr Robertson concerning an unnamed male patient, aged 26. Handwriting not clear and I may have misread several words. There is an ingredient, Solution of \"unclear\" Tarter unable to read, and possibly next ingredient too. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:22:00', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5369, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3508, 'CUL/1/2/2400', '1789-05-01', 'c', 'i', 'i', '1? May? 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Somerville, concerning Miss Wood, the daughter of Mr Wood from Gifford. She has been been ill for 15 months, and he suspects tubercles on the lungs. Two of her brothers have died in the past 2 years, one, aged 17, from phthisis. Her father proposes to bring her to consult Cullen \'tomorrow\', presumably bringing his letter.', 'Letter from Robert Somerville, concerning Miss Wood, the daughter of Mr Wood from Gifford. See also CUL/1/2/2408.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4068, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3509, 'CUL/1/2/2401', '1789-05-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 May 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from H. Brandreth, concerning the case of Mr K. Mentions that Dr Percival has also attended the patient, and he advised electricity. Author is Dr. J. Brandreth - writing and signature was compared with letter 1513. Dr Brandreth praises Cullen on his treatise on the Materia Medica.', 'Letter from H. Brandreth, concerning the case of Mr K. Mentions that Dr Percival has also attended the patient, and he advised electricity. Author is Dr. J. Brandreth - writing and signature was compared with letter 1513. Dr Brandreth praises Cullen on his treatise on the Materia Medica.[SH]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:20:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5388, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3510, 'CUL/1/2/2402', '1789-05-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 May 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from J. Likly, Pitodry concerning the use of an ear medicine, annotated \'J. Likly concerning a Lady\'.  ', 'Letter from J. Likly, Pitodry concerning the use of an ear medicine, annotated \'J. Likly concerning a Lady\'.  ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 15:57:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5142, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3511, 'CUL/1/2/2403', '1789-05-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 May 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from C. Robertsone, James Wood and Donald Roberts, concerning the case of Mr Thomson, who has a bilious complaint, and is coming to Edinburgh to consult Cullen. His wife can give much of the details of the case, so they provide the information she cannot, chiefly about his pulse and previous treatments.', 'Letter from C. Robertsone, James Wood and Donald Roberts, concerning the case of Mr Thomson, who has a bilious complaint, and is coming to Edinburgh to consult Cullen. His wife can give much of the details of the case, so they provide the information she cannot, chiefly about his pulse and previous treatments. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:20:40', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4966, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3512, 'CUL/1/2/2404', '1789-05-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 May 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Patrick Scott, concerning the case of Mr Betham, aged 67, and declining rapidly with anasarcous swelling of the legs, trunk, arms and face, and diarrhÅ“a. He has a history of lumbago. His son Dr Betham is in France, and his daughter has asked Dr Scott to obtain Cullen\'s advice without her father\'s knowledge.', 'Letter from Patrick Scott, concerning the case of Mr Betham, aged 67, and declining rapidly with anasarcous swelling of the legs, trunk, arms and face, and diarrhÅ“a. He has a history of lumbago. His son Dr Betham is in France, and his daughter has asked Dr Scott to obtain Cullen\'s advice without her father\'s knowledge. [MMG]\n\nNice address page for website. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:08:28', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4801, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3513, 'CUL/1/2/2405', '1789-05-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 May 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from A. Lockhart (probably Countess Lockhart), concerning the case of Count Lockhart.', 'Letter from A. Lockhart (probably Countess Lockhart), concerning the case of Count Lockhart.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:32:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5674, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3514, 'CUL/1/2/2406', '1789-05-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'May 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case of Count Lockhart; written by Countess Lockhart. Author writes that she had previously sent a letter via Murray and that \'Count Lockhart intends visiting him in a day or two\'. Unsigned and undated but assumed to be from this period. Handwriting similar to the other letters signed A. Lockhart which may also be written by her. Letter was originally amongst the miscellaneous items at the end of 1789-90.', 'Case of Count Lockhart; written by Countess Lockhart. Author writes that she had previously sent a letter via Murray and that \'Count Lockhart intends visiting him in a day or two\'. Unsigned and undated but assumed to be from this period. Handwriting similar to the other letters signed A Lockhart which may also be written by her. Letter was originally amongst the miscellaneous items at the end of 1789-90 (box 17).', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:32:03', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5673, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3515, 'CUL/1/2/2407', '1789-05-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 May 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor on the case of Mr Sommerville.', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor on the case of Mr Sommerville', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:11:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4450, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3516, 'CUL/1/2/2408', '1789-05-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 May 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Somerville, concerning Miss Wood, whose condition has improved following a bout of pneumonia, which he has treated with bleeding and blistering. He also mentions using the Arabic Decoction when he suffered from cough and diarrhÅ“a himself, and seeks advice from Cullen (whose student he was) on using it in this case.', 'Letter from Robert Somerville concerning Miss Wood, whose condition has improved following a bout of pneumonia, which he has treated with bleeding and blistering. He also mentions using the Arabic Decoction when he suffered from cough and diarrhÅ“a himself, and seeks advice from Cullen (whose student he was) on using it in this case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4358, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3517, 'CUL/1/2/2409', '1789-05-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 May 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Letter from A. Lockhart (Countess Lockhart  on the case of Count Lockhart.', 'Letter from A. Lockhart (probably Countess Lockhart, see CUL/1/2/2406) on the case of Count Lockhart.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:33:11', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5675, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3518, 'CUL/1/2/2410', '1789-05-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 May 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from J. Macnight, concerning her own case. \"I had the pleasure to receive your Opinion of my Case, inclosed in a Letter from my Mother at Edinburgh, and the purpose of my writing you this, is to communicate the farther particulars of said Case\".', 'Letter from J. Macnight, concerning her own case. \"I had the pleasure to receive your Opinion of my Case, inclosed in a Letter from my Mother at Edinburgh, and the purpose of my writing you this, is to communicate the farther particulars of said Case\"', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:41:46', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4564, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3519, 'CUL/1/2/2411', '1789-05-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 May 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from C. Robertsone concerning his brother, David Robertsone, and reporting on the progress of Peter Thomson. ', 'Letter from C. Robertsone concerning his brother, David Robertsone, and reporting on the progress of Peter Thomson. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:20:13', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4581, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3520, 'CUL/1/2/2412', '1789-05-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 May 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply from A. Lockhart (Countess Lockhart )concerning the case of Count Lockhart. Letter has two dates: 28th and 29th of May.', 'Letter from A. Lockhart (probably Countess Lockhart, see CUL/1/2/2406) on the case of Count Lockhart. Letter has two dates: 28th and 29th of May.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:35:27', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5676, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3521, 'CUL/1/2/2413a', '1789-05-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from J. C. Lettsom, attached to a granting of membership to William Cullen of the Medical Society of London. Lettsom writes \'I should have proposed his name long since, but till lately, I did not think the Society sufficiently important to risk such a liberty\'.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3522, 'CUL/1/2/2413b', '1789-05-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 6, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Printed document granting William Cullen membership of the Medical Society of London, signed by William Chamberlaine.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3523, 'CUL/1/2/2414', '1789-05-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'May 1789', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Elizabeth Macknight concerning the case of her son. She writes that she encloses a letter from Mrs Ormiston, which is not included.', 'Letter from Elizabeth Macknight concerning the case of her son. She writes that she encloses a letter from Mrs Ormiston, which is not included.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:21:22', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5379, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3524, 'CUL/1/2/2415a', '1789-05-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'May? 1789?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note describing the case of Mr John Martin, by Dr McParlan.', 'Case note describing the case of Mr John Martin, by Dr McParlan', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:06:59', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5124, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(3525, 'CUL/1/2/2415b', '1789-06-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 June 1789', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Martin to Andrew Todd, concerning Martin\'s own case.', 'Letter from John Martin to Andrew Todd, concerning Martin\'s own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:08:37', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5175, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3526, 'CUL/1/2/2416', '1789-06-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 June 1789', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Sinclair on the case of Captain Campbell. Includes a note from James Nicolson who was a student of Cullen\'s. Sinclair\'s letter refers to a case note by Campbell\'s grandmother [Lady Janet Sinclair] which is not included.', 'Letter from William Sinclair on the case of Captain Campbell. Includes a note from James Nicolson who was a student of Cullen\'s. Sinclair\'s letter refers to a case note by Nicolson\'s grandmother which is not included.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-29 13:21:54', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5239, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3527, 'CUL/1/2/2417', '1789-06-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 June 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Letter from J. Armitstead concerning his own case, having caught typhus \'by attending a number of patients\'. ', 'Letter from J. Armitstead concerning his own case, having caught typhus \'by attending a number of patients\'. Annotated \"V. XX. P. 186\" and \"V. XX. P. 253\" 230 mins.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:47:55', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5700, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3528, 'CUL/1/2/2418', '1789-06-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 June 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Saul concerning the case of his daughter Maria Saul, sent \'at the particular request of my friend Lord Lonsdale, who has a high Oppinion of your distinguished Judgement &amp; Sacacity\'. Contains a copy of a case note by Dr Campbell.', 'Letter from George Saul concerning the case of his daughter Maria Saul, sent \'at the particular request of my friend Lord Lonsdale, who has a high Oppinion of your distinguished Judgement & Sacacity\'. Contains a copy of a case note by Dr Campbell.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:11:38', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5322, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'p'),
(3529, 'CUL/1/2/2419', '1789-06-06', NULL, 'c', 'c', '6 June 1789?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Campbell Betham, a former pupil of Cullen, concerning the case of his father, an old friend of Cullen\'s, who has died: \'I know dearest Sir from the very long friendship that subsisted between you and my father that we shall meet with the sincerest sympathy in you\'. He refers to Margaret Cullen in particular. He then discusses his father\'s will (all to be left to him and to Anna, the youngest of his sisters), and his career prospects with a limited inheritance. He seeks Cullen\'s advice whether to take up an offer of practice in Whitehaven or go to London, where his uncle Mr Campbell and Dr David Pitcairn (husband of Cullen\'s niece, Elizabeth Almack) may be able to assist his career. ', 'Letter from Dr Campbell Betham, a former pupil of Cullen, concerning the case of his father, an old friend of Cullen\'s, who has died: \'I know dearest Sir from the very long friendship that subsisted between you and my father that we shall meet\nwith the sincerest sympathy in you\'. He refers to Margaret Cullen in particular. He then discusses his father\'s will (all to be left to him and to Anna, the youngest of his sisters), and his career prospects with a limited inheritance. He seeks Cullen\'s advice whether to take up an offer of practice in Whitehaven or go to London, where his uncle Mr Campbell and Dr David Pitcairn (husband of Cullen\'s niece, Elizabeth Almack) may be able to assist his career. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:11:08', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4803, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3530, 'CUL/1/2/2420', '1789-06-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 June 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from A. Lockhart ( Countess Lockhart, concerning the case of Count Lockhart. ', 'Letter from A. Lockhart (probably Countess Lockhart, see CUL/1/2/2406) concerning the case of Count Lockhart. NOPLACES', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:36:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5678, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3531, 'CUL/1/2/2421', '1789-06-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 June 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Lancelot Aery, concerning the case of James Thompson who had been a seaman \'in the Virginia trade\'.', 'Letter from Lancelot Aery, concerning the case of James Thompson who had been a seaman \'in the Virginia trade\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:15:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5317, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3532, 'CUL/1/2/2422', '1789-06-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 June 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Lancelot Aery, concerning the case of James Thompson. He had to show his previous letter to his patient so had not been able to say that \'the principal cause of his disorder...is intemperance\'.', 'Letter from Lancelot Aery, concerning the case of James Thompson. He had to show his previous letter to his patient so had not been able to say that \'the principal cause of his disorder...is intemperance\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:16:19', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5319, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3533, 'CUL/1/2/2423a', '1789-06-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 June 1789', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Eleanora Somervill concerning the case of Neil Somervill. She also writes that her husband is the son of Mrs James Somervill, Principal Campbell\'s daughter. Enclosure identified as Letter 3534.', 'Letter from Eleanora Somervill concerning the case of Neil Somervill. She also writes that her husband is the son of Mrs James Somervill, Principal Campbell\'s daughter.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:15:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4452, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(3534, 'CUL/1/2/2423b', '1787-06-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 June 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Alexander Taylor to Neil Somervell [Somervill] on Somervill\'s own case. Sent to Cullen as an enclosure with Letter 3533.', 'Letter from Dr Alexander Taylor to Neil Somervell [Somervill] on Somervill\'s own case. [It could be the missing enclosure of letter 3533 - LG] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:15:34', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4451, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3535, 'CUL/1/2/2424', '1789-06-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 June 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Bernard McParlan to Andrew Todd, concerning the case of John Martin. He has also been attended by Dr Boyd.', 'Letter from Bernard McParlan to Andrew Todd, concerning the case of John Martin. He has also been attended by Dr Boyd.\n\n3rd images now added. This doc should not have been marked as complete until this issue was resolved. cheers. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:09:06', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5177, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3536, 'CUL/1/2/2425', '1789-06-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Alexander Baron, Charleston (South Carolina), introducing Frederic Hahnbaum, \'a very worthy practitioner of the healing art in this city\'. ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(3537, 'CUL/1/2/2426', '1789-06-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 June 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Colonel D. Muirhead, Crossbasket, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from Colonel D. Muirhead, Crossbasket, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3762, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3538, 'CUL/1/2/2427', '1789-06-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Sir Francis Hutchinson, MP. He writes that Cullen had previously shown him round the Edinburgh Infirmary in October 1781 and had answered his letter on the subject of external air in hospitals. This time he asks about the months in which fires are allowed in the wards and whether they are \'pernicious to health\'. He is an inspector of hospitals.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3539, 'CUL/1/2/2429a', '1789-06-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 June 1789', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Wauchope, concerning the case of Count Lockhart. He writes that his Paris physician had previously prescribed a spa but was now against the idea. Another Scots physician was concerned that the purging system might be too severe.', 'Letter from John Wauchope, concerning the case of Count Lockhart. He writes that his Paris physician had previously prescribed a spa but was now against the idea. Another Scots physician was concerned that the purging system might be too severe.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:37:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5681, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3540, 'CUL/1/2/2429b', '1789-06-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'June 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note, in French [Translated into English], by Dr Read on the case of Count Lockhart, explaining his bile problems, previous treatments and advice on the count\'s diet. Handwriting changes half-way through the letter. \n\n', 'Case note, in French, by Dr Read on the case of Count Lockhart, explaining his bile problems, previous treatments and advice on the count\'s diet. Translated into English. Handwriting changes half-way through the letter. -RD\n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 15:01:50', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5507, 2, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(3541, 'CUL/1/2/2430', '1789-06-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 June 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from David MacGibbon, concerning the case of his son. Handstamp unclear, but one looks like Glasgow. Son seems to suffer from a urinary problem. Date enclosed within a brace.', 'Letter from David MacGibbon, concerning the case of his son. Handstamp unclear, but one looks like Glasgow. Son seems to suffer from a urinary problem. Date enclosed within a brace.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:30:35', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5631, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3542, 'CUL/1/2/2431', '1789-06-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'June 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Bernard McParlan concerning the case of Mr Martin. Undated but he refers to his letter of 13th June. Addressed to Andrew Todd at Mr Elder\'s, Bookseller, Edinburgh. [Addressee is Andrew Todd of Sligo. He travelled to Edinburgh for an operation].', 'Letter from Bernard McParlan concerning the case of Mr Martin. Undated but he refers to his letter of 13th June. Addressed to Andrew Todd at Mr Elder\'s, Bookseller, Edinburgh. [Addressee is Andrew Todd of Sligo. He travelled to Edinburgh for an operation. LMcC]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:07:48', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5146, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3543, 'CUL/1/2/2432', '1789-06-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'June 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from an unnamed correspondent to Mr Todd, Sligo. Case of Mr C. [Reverend Mr Cowper].', 'Letter from an unnamed correspondent to Mr Todd, Sligo. Case of Mr C. [Reverend Mr Cowper].', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:03:12', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5232, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3544, 'CUL/1/2/2433', '1789-06-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'June 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from an unnamed correspondent (possibly Mr Todd of Sligo; see 3543) concerning the case of Mr Cowper. Unsigned and undated.', 'Letter from an unnamed correspondent (possibly Mr Todd of Sligo; see 3543) concerning the case of Mr Cowper. Unsigned and undated.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:04:00', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5236, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3545, 'CUL/1/2/2434', '1789-07-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 July 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Sinclair, Thurso Castle, concerning the case of Captain Campbell. Includes a note from James Nicolson. Sinclair was a student of Cullen\'s in 1769.', 'Letter from William Sinclair, Thurso Castle, concerning the case of Captain Campbell. Includes a note from James Nicolson. Sinclair was a student of Cullen\'s in 1769.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5240, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3546, 'CUL/1/2/2435', '1789-07-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 July 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of an unnamed male patient with an eye complaint.', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of an unnamed male patient with an eye complaint.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 07:20:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4517, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3547, 'CUL/1/2/2436a', '1789-07-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 July 1789', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply by Cullen giving directions for John Martin probably addressed to Andrew Todd.', 'Letter by Cullen giving directions for John Martin. [Letter may be addressed to Andrew Todd, but not sure. LMcC]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:12:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5198, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3548, 'CUL/1/2/2436b', '1789-06-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'June? 1789?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Notes, by Cullen, on the case of John Martin.', 'Notes, by Cullen, on the case of John Martin.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:08:19', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5144, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3549, 'CUL/1/2/2437', '1789-07-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 July 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Andrew Todd, then in Edinburgh, concerning the case of Arthur Irvine (sic, for Irwin) of Willowbrook, Sligo, who has suffered from rheumatic gout and whose face became swollen and drawn to one side when he was \'overseeing Tillage, in very cold piercing weather\' in April 1788. His older brother died at 40 from apoplexy, and although his father lived to a great age, he too had had fits (of apoplexy). He has taken the waters at Swadlingbar. ', 'Letter from Andrew Todd, then in Edinburgh, concerning the case of Arthur Irvine (sic, for Irwin) of Willowbrook, Sligo, who has suffered from rheumatic gout and whose face became swollen and drawn to one side when he was \'overseeing Tillage, in very cold piercing weather\' in April 1788. His older brother died at 40 from apoplexy, and although his father lived to a great age, he too had had fits (of apoplexy). He has taken the waters at Swadlingbar. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:22:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4986, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3550, 'CUL/1/2/2438', '1789-07-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 July 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Letter from Charles Wedderburn, concerning his own case. Wedderburn\'s account of his experience with Buxton Water. His wife was unwell and was seen by Dr Denman there. ', 'Letter from Charles Wedderburn, concerning his own case. Wedderburn\'s account of his experience with Buxton Water. His wife was unwell and was seen by Dr Denman there. Added catchword from foot of page 2 as it is missing from page 3. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:18:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5643, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3551, 'CUL/1/2/2439', '1789-07-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 July 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John McFarquhar, concerning the case of Sir John Ross at the request of Lady Ross.', 'Letter from John McFarquhar, concerning the case of Sir John Ross at the request of Lady Ross.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 07:22:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4437, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3552, 'CUL/1/2/2440', '1789-07-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 July 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Walker to Mr Lenox, concerning the case of Mrs Lenox.', 'Letter from John Walker to Mr Lenox, concerning the case of Mrs Lenox.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:33:38', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5633, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3553, 'CUL/1/2/2441', '1789-07-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 July 1789', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from W. Ingham concerning the case of Mr Tweedale. Extract from his letter reporting the unsuccessful use of electricity in the case.\n', 'Letter from W. Ingham concerning the case of Mr Tweedale. Extract from his letter reporting the unsuccessful use of electricity in the case.\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:31:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4380, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3554, 'CUL/1/2/2442', '1789-07-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 July 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Martin to Andrew Todd, concerning his own case. He writes \'I hope you will live many happy years to extol the Faculty of Edinburgh\'. He asks for his case to be put before Cullen.', 'Letter from John Martin to Andrew Todd, concerning his own case. He writes \'I hope you will live many happy years to extol the Faculty of Edinburgh\'. He asks for his case to be put before Cullen.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:13:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5202, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3555, 'CUL/1/2/2443', '1789-07-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 July 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Sinclair concerning the case of Captain Campbell. He writes that Dr Sinclair will be having to give a fuller account. He hopes for advice from Cullen and Dr Monro. \"I have this day transmitted, [the] case of Mr McLeod at Murkle marked XYZ by his direction ...\". Unable to locate this patient or case. \n', 'Letter from William Sinclair concerning the case of Captain Campbell. He writes that Dr Sinclair will be having to give a fuller account. He hopes for advice from Cullen and Dr Monro. \"I have this day transmitted, [the] case of Mr McLeod at Murkle marked XYZ by his direction ...\" - unable to locate this patient or case. SH\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:42:27', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5689, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3556, 'CUL/1/2/2444', '1789-07-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 July 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Count Lockhart on his own case, with \'hearty thanks for having I may safely say saved me from the jaws of death\'.', 'Letter from Count Lockhart on his own case, with \'hearty thanks for having I may safely say saved me from the jaws of death\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:38:57', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5683, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3557, 'CUL/1/2/2445', '1789-07-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 July 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Letter from J. Armitstead, concerning his own case. Armitstead mention\'s John Hunter\'s treatment of Lord Montagu\'s Son from a cough and \"spitting of purulent matter\" by varying the temperature of the patient to bring on sweats, which Armitstead consider to be \"so novel and out of the common run of practice\".', 'Letter from J. Armitstead, concerning his own case. Armitstead mention\'s John Hunter\'s treatment of Lord Montagu\'s Son from a cough and \"spitting of purulent matter\" by varying the temperature of the patient to bring on sweats, which Armitstead consider to be \"so novel and out of the common run of practice\". SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:49:50', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5701, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3558, 'CUL/1/2/2446', '1789-07-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 July 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from D. Muirhead, concerning his own case and that of his sister.', 'Letter from D. Muirhead, concerning his own case and that of his sister.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3773, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3559, 'CUL/1/2/2447', '1789-07-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 July 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Sinclair concerning the case of Captain Campbell. He refers to his previous letters of 13th, 15th , 18th, 20th and 22nd. All former letters were carried to Sir John Sinclair of Ulbster although this one was given to John Campbell, the Captain\'s friend. Dr Sinclair, the writer\'s cousin, will give Cullen and Monro further information.', 'He refers to his previous letters of 13th, 15th , 18th, 20th and 22nd. All former letters were carried to Sir John Sinclair of Ulbster although this one was given to John Campbell, the Captain\'s friend. Dr Sinclair, the writer\'s cousin, will give Cullen and Monro further information.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5485, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3560, 'CUL/1/2/2448', '1789-07-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 July 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Wood, concerning the case of Mrs Mercer.', 'Letter from James Wood, concerning the case of Mrs Mercer.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:18:58', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5411, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3561, 'CUL/1/2/2449', '1789-07-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 July 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Kirkland, concerning the case of Lord Lauderdale.', 'Letter from Robert Kirkland, concerning the case of Lord Lauderdale.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 21:06:00', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4595, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3562, 'CUL/1/2/2450', '1789-07-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 July 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Two letters from William Sinclair. The first is addressed to John Campbell, Writer to the Signet, Edinburgh, in which Sinclair writes that he had heard nothing from Sir John Sinclair \'under whose care all my letters to Doctor Cullen were sent\'. The second is a letter which Campbell is to pass on to Cullen, in which William Sinclair suggests bringing the patient to Leith by water.', 'Letter from William Sinclair. Addressed to John Campbell, Writer to the Signet, Edinburgh. He writes that he had heard nothing from Sir John Sinclair \'under whose care all my letters to Doctor Cullen were sent\'. Alison\'s notes say \'He attaches a letter to Cullen in which he suggests bringing the patient to Leith by water\' but I can\'t see this.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5484, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3563, 'CUL/1/2/2451', '1789-07-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 July 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Wood, concerning the case of Mrs Mercer, whose tumour is now harder than before, and who is now very weak. He writes, \'I beg you will let me know, where I shall\nget the Extract: Hyoscyami\' (Henbane Extract), and whether she should take this along with the Cicuta. ', 'Letter from James Wood, concerning the case of Mrs Mercer, whose tumour is now harder than before, and who is now very weak. He writes, \'I beg you will let me know, where I shall\nget the Extract: Hyoscyami\' (Henbane Extract), and whether she should take this along with the Cicuta. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-29 07:49:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5420, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3564, 'CUL/1/2/2452', '1789-07-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 July 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Kirkland, concerning the case of Lord Lauderdale.', 'Letter from Robert Kirkland, concerning the case of Lord Lauderdale.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 21:06:23', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4597, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3565, 'CUL/1/2/2453', '1789-07-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'July 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned letter. Indexing on the reverse gives the correspondent as Mr Todd but document itself is by the patient Mr Martin.', 'Unsigned letter on the correspondent\'s own case. Indexing on the reverse gives the correspondent as Mr Todd; Alison\'s notes say Mr Martin (the patient). HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:11:14', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5178, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3566, 'CUL/1/2/2454', '1789-07-16', 'c', 'c', 'i', '16? July 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note describing the case of Mr M., aged 50 years, who has a skin eruption especially on his upper extremities, with itchy scurf on his head. He has been treated with mercury, to no avail. ', 'Case note describing the case of Mr M., aged 50 years, who has a skin eruption especially on his upper extremities, with itchy scurf on his head. He has been treated with mercury, to no avail. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:23:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4984, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(3567, 'CUL/1/2/2455', '1789-08-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 August 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Sinclair on the case of Captain Campbell. He again lists the letters that he sent under Sir John Sinclair\'s cover but fears they have miscarried. The letter is addressed to John Campbell with instructions to deliver it to Cullen. He also writes that Lady Janet Sinclair \'desires me to mention his loss of sight\'.', 'Letter from William Sinclair on the case of Captain Campbell. He again lists the letters that he sent under Sir John Sinclair\'s cover but fears they have miscarried. The letter is addressed to John Campbell with instructions to deliver it to Cullen. He also writes that Lady Janet Sinclair \'desires me to metion his loss of sight\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:43:14', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5453, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3568, 'CUL/1/2/2456', '1789-08-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 August 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James McGowan, concerning the case of the daughter of Mrs Frances A. Dunlop of Dunlop. Dunlop adds her own letter after McGowan\'s.', 'Letter from James McGowan, concerning the case of the daughter of Mrs Frances A. Dunlop of Dunlop. Dunlop adds her own letter after McGowan\'s.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:16:47', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5478, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3569, 'CUL/1/2/2457', '1789-08-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from W. Saunders introducing Mr Weeves', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(3570, 'CUL/1/2/2458', '1789-08-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 August 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Captain William Riddick, concerning his own case. He thanks Cullen for the prescription he sent to him at Dover Castle. ', 'Letter from Captain William Riddick, concerning his own case. He thanks Cullen for the prescription he sent to him at Dover Castle. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 07:15:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4515, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3571, 'CUL/1/2/2459', '1789-08-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 August 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Robertson, relating the case of Mrs Fraser, at the request of Mr Fraser of Relick. Mrs Fraser symptoms include pain in the lower abdomen, accompanied by nausea, vomiting and a frequent desire to pass water. Robertson also enclosed a sample of a substance Mrs Fraser passed by urine.', 'Letter from James Robertson giving the case of Mrs Fraser, at the request of Mr Fraser of Relick.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4621, 1, 7, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3572, 'CUL/1/2/2460', '1789-08-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 August 1789', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Andrew Todd concerning the case of Mr Martin. He also reports on the progress of Mr Cowper, and says that he encloses the case of Mr Johnston, which is missing.', 'Letter from Andrew Todd concerning the case of Mr Martin. He also reports on the progress of Mr Cowper, and says that he encloses the case of Mr Johnston, which is missing.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:04:44', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5204, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3573, 'CUL/1/2/2461', '1789-08-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 August 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Timothy Taylor, requesting a consultation on behalf of a patient with headaches. ', 'Letter from Timothy Taylor, requesting a consultation on behalf of a female patient with headaches. I maybe missing something, but I don\'t see female patient, just an acquaintance of Taylor, but I\'ve left the link that was originally set up. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:24:32', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5656, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3574, 'CUL/1/2/2462', '1789-08-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 August 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Reverend Henry Elliott on his own case, written on the recommendation of Dr Sharp and Mr Cockayne.', 'Letter from Reverend Henry Elliott on his own case, written on the recommendation of Dr Sharp and Mr Cockayne.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 15:45:23', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4702, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3575, 'CUL/1/2/2463', '1789-08-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 August 1789', '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mr Campbell. Covering letter for an enclosed letter from William Sinclair, which is likely to be document 3545. He asks for the advice of Cullen and Dr Monro. A note from Monro to Cullen is added which states that the letter contained nothing new so he referred Sinclair to their previous letters. The indexing note on the reverse states that the letter was answered by Monro.', 'Letter from Mr Campbell. Covering letter for an enclosed letter from William Sinclair, which is missing. He asks for the advice of Cullen and Dr Monro. A note from Monro to Cullen is added which states that the letter contained nothing new so he referred Sinclair to their previous letters.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5238, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3576, 'CUL/1/2/2464', '1789-08-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 August 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charles Oliphant on the case of his father. Scribal copy written by a sister.', 'Letter from Charles Oliphant on the case of his father. Scribal copy written by a sister, according to Alison\'s notes?', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:24:40', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4526, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3577, 'CUL/1/2/2465', '1789-08-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 August 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Abraham Girod concerning the case of his son, a student at Edinburgh University.', 'Letter from Abraham Girod concerning the case of his son, a student at Edinburgh University.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:36:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5654, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3578, 'CUL/1/2/2466', '1789-08-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 August 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of Mr Sommerville.', 'Letter from Alexander Taylor, concerning the case of Mr Sommerville.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:14:55', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4510, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3579, 'CUL/1/2/2467', '1789-09-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 September 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mr Cowmeadow, \'Lecturer of her Late Royal highness princes Amelia at Berlin\', concerning his own case. He has suffered for 19 years with \'an hypocondriacal sickness attended with to great an irritability of the nerves\', which affect his stomach, head and spirits. He refers to it as \'this many headed hydrae\', for which he has consulted many physicians in Europe. ', 'Letter from Mr Cowmeadow, \'Lecturer of her Late Royal highness princes Amelia at Berlin\', concerning his own case. He has suffered for 19 years with \'an hypocondriacal sickness attended with to great an irritability of the nerves\', which affect his stomach, head and spirits. He refers to it as \'this many headed hydrae\', for which he has consulted many physicians in Europe. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:19:14', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4953, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3580, 'CUL/1/2/2468', '1789-09-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 September 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from J? Taylor, concerning the case of Mr Fish, about whom he seems previously to have consulted Cullen in person, since he writes \'I shall be happy to receive your further directions which at meeting you declined to mention untill the Cupping &amp; Issue were tryed\'. ', 'Letter from J? Taylor, concerning the case of Mr Fish, about whom he seems previously to have consulted Cullen in person, since he writes \'I shall be happy to receive your further directions which at meeting you declined to mention untill the Cupping & Issue were tryed\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 08:58:45', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4785, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3581, 'CUL/1/2/2469', '1789-09-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 September 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Wood concerning the case of Robert Richardson, nephew of Mr Richardson of Pitfour, Perthshire. He is now coughing up pure blood, and Wood and Mr Richardson request Cullen\'s approval of a plan to send him to the Continent for the winter.', 'Letter from James Wood concerning the case of Robert Richardson, nephew of Mr Richardson of Pitfour, Perthshire. He is now coughing up pure blood, and Wood and Mr Richardson request Cullen\'s approval of a plan to send him to the Continent for the winter. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:31:27', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5403, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3582, 'CUL/1/2/2470', '1789-09-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 September 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charles Wallace concerning the case of an unnamed female patient. Addressed to Andrew Kenney, care of Robert Ross, James Court, Edinburgh with the request to pass it to Cullen for his opinion.', 'Letter from Charles Wallace concerning the case of an unnamed female patient. Addressed to Andrew Kenney, care of Robert Ross, James Court, Edinburgh with the request to pass it to Cullen for his opinion.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:42:22', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4598, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3583, 'CUL/1/2/2471', '1789-09-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 September 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Letter from W. White, concerning the case of Mrs Shaw. Letter dated 5th September, annotation dated November.', 'Letter from W. White, concerning the case of Mrs Shaw. Letter dated 5th September, annotation dated November.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:34:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5667, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3584, 'CUL/1/2/2472', '1789-09-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 September 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from J. Armitstead, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from J. Armitstead, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:50:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5137, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3585, 'CUL/1/2/2473', '1789-09-07', 'c', 'i', 'i', '7? September? 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note [by Dr Andrew Wilson] describing the case of William Peters, a 56-year-old attorney in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, who has suffered from fits of gravel and kidney stones since 1774, when he was treated by Andrew Wilson. He also sometimes has rheumatism in the arms. He has been treated with glysters and Adams\' solvent. The author outlines his diet and exercise. Dated from the pagination of the outgoing letter book reference on the reverse.', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of William Peters, a 56-year-old attorney in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, who has suffered from fits of gravel and kidney stones since 1774, when he was treated by Andrew Wilson. He also sometimes has rheumatism in the arms. He has been treated with glysters and Adams\' solvent. The author outlines his diet and exercise. Dated from the pagination of the outgoing letter book reference on the reverse. [MMG] The author may be identifiable from handwriting - I don\'t think it\'s John Hall. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:21:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5005, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(3586, 'CUL/1/2/2474', '1789-09-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 September 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Stoddart, concerning the case of an unnamed female patient who had previously been attended by Dr Wood.', 'Letter from John Stoddart, concerning the case of an unnamed female patient who had previously been attended by Dr Wood.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:56:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5409, 1, 5, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3587, 'CUL/1/2/2475', '1789-09-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 September 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Flintum, concerning his own case, on which he had consulted Cullen in person in July (Doc ID 5856 is his prescription from that consultation). He has suffered from piles for several years, without much help from his apothecary, and now has a seminal emission when at stool. The date on the annotation is October 1789: according to Doc ID 5907, Cullen believed Mr Flintum had misdated his letter.', 'Letter from William Flintum, concerning his own case, on which he had consulted Cullen in person in July (Doc ID 5856 is his prescription from that consultation). He has suffered from piles for several years, without much help from his apothecary, and now has a seminal emission when at stool. The date on the annotation is October 1789: according to Doc ID 5907, Cullen believed Mr Flintum had misdated his letter. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:07:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4750, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3588, 'CUL/1/2/2476', '1789-09-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 September 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from D. Muirhead, concerning his own case and that of his sister.', 'Letter from D. Muirhead, concerning his own case and that of his sister.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3774, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3589, 'CUL/1/2/2477', '1789-09-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 September 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Gavin Fullarton in Greenock, concerning the case of Miss Shaw, who is coming to visit Cullen in person, with her sisters Mrs (Mary) Campbell and Mrs (Jane) Penman. She suffers from headaches, abdominal pains and irregular menstruation. ', 'Letter from Gavin Fullarton in Greenock, concerning the case of Miss Shaw, who is coming to visit Cullen in person, with her sisters Mrs (Mary) Campbell and Mrs (Jane) Penman. She suffers from headaches, abdominal pains and irregular menstruation. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:38:11', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5529, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3590, 'CUL/1/2/2478', '1789-09-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from William Norris, introducing Mr Crossley (probably Benjamin Crossley from 3591)', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3591, 'CUL/1/2/2479', '1789-09-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from A. Bertram, introducing Benjamin Crossley', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3592, 'CUL/1/2/2480', '1789-10-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 October 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from D. Muirhead, concerning his own case and that of his sister.', 'Letter from D. Muirhead, concerning his own case and that of his sister. //req. Agrimonia ingredient//', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3804, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3593, 'CUL/1/2/2481', '1789-10-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Nicholas Renwick introducing Thomas Padgett from Lancaster. He also gives an account of his son\'s studies in Paris, Italy, Germany and Holland.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(3594, 'CUL/1/2/2482', '1789-10-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Thomas Percival, introducing his second son, \'who will probably pass several Winters at Edinburgh, in the prosecution of his medical studies\'.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3595, 'CUL/1/2/2483', '1789-10-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Thomas Percival, introducing Mr Darbey.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3596, 'CUL/1/2/2484', '1789-10-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from John Ogilvy, introducing his son, Thomas.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(3597, 'CUL/1/2/2485', '1789-10-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 October 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Hay, concerning his own case. He encloses a case note with a supplement.', 'Letter from James Hay, concerning his own case. He encloses a case note with a supplement.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 10:04:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5488, 1, 12, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'p'),
(3598, 'CUL/1/2/2486', '1789-10-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 October 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Letter from the Revd Dr Brab Smith, a former student of Cullen\'s. He writes to Cullen because Cullen is an honorary member of the Dublin Medical Society. He encloses a copy of the Society\'s laws for Cullen\'s comments (not included) (published in 1789). He also asks about his own case. Mentions Dr Thomas Withers\'  \"Observations on Chronic Weakness\".', 'Letter from the Revd Dr Brab Smith, a former student of Cullen\'s. He writes to Cullen because Cullen is an honorary member of the Dublin Medical Society. He encloses a copy of the Society\'s laws for Cullen\'s comments (not included)(published in 1789, but not located in any library, SH). He also asks about his own case. Mentions Dr Thomas Withers work on \"Observations on Chronic Weakness\".', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 07:18:36', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5706, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3599, 'CUL/1/2/2487', '1789-10-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 October 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Anthony Harrison, concerning the case of Mr Jameson.', 'Letter from Anthony Harrison, concerning the case of Mr Jameson.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:35:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5652, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3600, 'CUL/1/2/2488', '1789-10-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from C. Johnstone, introducing his brother.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3601, 'CUL/1/2/2489', '1789-10-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 October 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Rev Brab(?) Smith, concerning his own case. ', 'Letter from Rev Brab(?) Smith, concerning his own case. HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 07:19:00', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5707, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3602, 'CUL/1/2/2490', '1789-11-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Mr Farquhar, introducing Mr Maclean.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3603, 'CUL/1/2/2491', '1789-11-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 November 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note describing the case of Mr Anderson, who contracted a venereal disease about ten months ago. The sores have been treated with various mercury-based ointments, but are still breaking down. Unsigned. The date given on one of the external annotations is 23d. November. ', 'Case note describing the case of Mr Anderson, who contracted a venereal disease about 10 months ago. The sores have been treated with various mercury-based ointments, but are still breaking down. Unsigned. The date given on one of the external annotations is 23d. November. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:25:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5001, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(3604, 'CUL/1/2/2492', '1789-11-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from William Saunders, introducing Mr Moore.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(3605, 'CUL/1/2/2493', '1789-11-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 November 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from A. Sandilands, concerning the patient\'s own case. \'As I fear I may be blamed for indulging too much my disposition to solitude, I must beg leave to mention that my case seems singular in this that the smallest noise, the Least motion disconcerts me\'. ', 'Letter from A. Sandilands, concerning the patient\'s own case. \'As I fear I may be blamed for indulging too much my disposition to solitude, I must beg leave to mention that my case seems singular in this that the smallest noise, the Least motion disconcerts me\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:09:00', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4432, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3606, 'CUL/1/2/2494', '1789-11-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 November 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from the Earl of Peterborough, concerning his own case. He asks for a reply to be sent to Baker Street, Portman Square.', 'Letter from the Earl of Peterborough, concerning his own case. He asks for a reply to be sent to Baker Street, Portman Square.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:14:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5315, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3607, 'CUL/1/2/2495', '1789-11-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 November 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from A. Sandilands, concerning the patient\'s own case.', 'Letter from A. Sandilands, concerning the patient\'s own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:11:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4436, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3608, 'CUL/1/2/2496', '1789-12-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Professor Rab(?) Wilson, introducing John Muir.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(3609, 'CUL/1/2/2497', '1789-12-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 December 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Rev. Mr. [Matthew] Surtees of University College, Oxford, concerning his nervous disorder. He is prone to agitation and facial flushing. He hopes to visit Newcastle next summer, and from thence visit Cullen. His brother (John) had been successfully treated by Cullen for his asthmatic disorder, and has recently written to him from Nice.', 'Letter from Rev. Mr. [Matthew] Surtees of University College, Oxford, concerning his nervous disorder. He is prone to agitation and facial flushing. He hopes to visit Newcastle next summer, and from thence visit Cullen. His brother (John) had been successfully treated by Cullen for his asthmatic disorder, and has recently written to him from Nice. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:27:59', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4101, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3610, 'CUL/1/2/2498', '1789-12-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 December 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from S. James concerning the case of his cousin, Margaret Lattimer.', 'Letter from S. James concerning the case of his cousin, Margaret Lattimer.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:57:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4447, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3611, 'CUL/1/2/2499', '1789-12-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 December 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Robertson, concerning the case of Mrs Fraser of Relick. Mrs Fraser\'s symptoms include a feeling of tightness in the breast, breathlessness and spitting blood which recedes upon guarding against cold. Mrs Fraser has also developed sponginess and bleeding in her gums. Robertson recommended an extraction of a decaying tooth, but Mrs Fraser is afraid of losing too many teeth.', 'Letter from James Robertson, concerning the case of Mrs Fraser of Relick. Mrs Fraser\'s symptoms include a feeling of tightness in the breast, breathlessness and spitting blood which recedes upon guarding against cold. Mrs Fraser has also developed sponginess and bleeding in her gums. Robertson recommended an extraction of a decaying tooth, but Mrs Fraser is afraid of losing too many teeth.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4670, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3612, 'CUL/1/2/2500', '1789-12-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 December 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Molison, concerning the case of Mr Rankin, who will be coming to visit Cullen. He has a debility of the legs, attributed to \'an affection of the Lumbar nerves\', and has undergone various treatments. In London, he consulted Dr Jeb[b]. Molison\'s spelling is poor. The letter is marked \'N.A.\' - \'No Answer\'.', 'Letter from Alexander Molison, concerning the case of Mr Rankin, who will be coming to visit Cullen. He has a debility of the legs, attributed to \'an affection of the Lumbar nerves\', and has undergone various treatments. In London, he consulted Dr Jeb[b]. Molison\'s spelling is poor. The letter is marked \'N.A.\' - \'No Answer\'. [MMG] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:38:05', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4990, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3613, 'CUL/1/2/2501', '1789-12-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 December 1789', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Letter from Captain John Enys, concerning his own case. Enys notes he took three doses of the salts. ', 'Letter from Captain John Enys, concerning his own case. Enys notes he took three doses of the salts. I\'ve marked these as Ingredient 62, but they have been a more specific medicine. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:33:12', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5451, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3614, 'CUL/1/2/2502', '1789-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from W. Saunders, introducing Mr Duncan. ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(3615, 'CUL/1/2/2503', '1789-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Lists of introductions. Two separate lists and two undated items. The first list is 1785-1788 and the second is 1787-1789. They both consist of two columns of names under each year, some doctors and some not, the first column being those introduced and the second those introducing. In the first compilation there is also a list of military surgeons for 1786 with their regiments.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 12, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3616, 'CUL/1/2/2504', '1789-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1789?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Recipe and brief directions for Miss Grey, Northumberland, in the form of a \'memo\' apparently attributed to \'Dr [James?] Gregory\'. ', 'Recipe and brief directions for Miss Grey, Northumberland, in the form of a \'memo\' apparently attributed to \'Dr [James?] Gregory\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 09:12:15', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4044, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3617, 'CUL/1/2/2505', '1789-10-24', 'c', 'c', 'i', NULL, '', '', 3, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Reply from Cullen to his friend Dr Warren, in which Cullen describes his own drinking habits in detail.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3618, 'CUL/1/2/2506', '1790-01-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 January 1790', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Burdon, describing his own case. Mr Burdon suspects he has injured himself by the great quantity of caustic alkalines he has taken. He describes the colour and consistency of his urine.', 'Letter from George Burdon, describing his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4629, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3619, 'CUL/1/2/2507', '1789-01-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 January 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from George Burdon to Henry Cullen, describing his own case and referring to Henry\'s father\'s indisposition. Mr Burdon has tried salt of tartar dissolved in water, lime water, spermaceti and gum arabic, and is now taking bearberry leaf powder.', 'Letter from George Burdon to Henry Cullen, describing his own case and referring to Henry\'s father\'s indisposition. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5307, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3620, 'CUL/1/2/2508', '1789-01-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 January 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from D. Muirhead, concerning the correspondent\'s own case.', 'Letter from D. Muirhead, concerning the correspondent\'s own case. One unclear word not included - any thoughts would be appreciated (p.1)?', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3717, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3621, 'CUL/1/2/2509', '1789-01-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 1, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from John Haygarth. Covering letter for a paper he has had printed for distribution on how far ablation may treat the effects of poison (not included). He also thanks Cullen for his \'Treatise on the Materia Medica\', \'it has received the general approbation of all our brethren\'. ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3622, 'CUL/1/2/2510', '1790-01-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 January 1790', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to Henry Cullen, from Hannah Burdon concerning the case of her husband, George Burdon. Mrs Burdon fears her husband had not been very particular in his last letter to Henry Cullen and so took it upon herself to write to the doctor in secret. She requests Cullen address his reply to her daughter, Mrs Otway.', 'Letter to Henry Cullen, from Hannah Burdon concerning the case of her husband, George Burdon.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4630, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3623, 'CUL/1/2/2511', '1790-01-18', 'i', 'c', 'c', '18 January 1790', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from M. Surtees, to Henry Cullen, concerning his own case. He mentions Henry\'s father\'s indisposition but \'the advice which you give me appears to me...very judicious and therefore probably such as your father, if his health had permitted, would have given me\'. He mentions also having received another letter from his brother John in Nice. Addressed to Dr Cullen junior. Dated 18th January 1789 but this is clearly meant for 1790 (or using old dating system that began the year in March).', 'Letter from M. Surtees, to Henry Cullen, concerning his own case. He mentions Henry\'s father\'s indispostion but \'the advice which you give me appears to me...very judicious and therefore probably such as your father, if his health had permitted, would have given me\'. He mentions also having received another letter from his brother John in Nice. Addressed to Dr Cullen junior. Dated 18th January 1789 but this is clearly an error. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 17:43:07', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5447, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(3624, 'CUL/1/2/2512', '1789-02-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from an unnamed correspondent to Henry Cullen, concerning the correspondent\'s own case.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3625, 'CUL/1/2/2513', '1778-04-28', 'i', 'i', 'i', '28? April? 1778?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe for Mr Cumberland Reid. Attached, by repair, to a list of complaints of William Lothian [?] and on the reverse a list of suggested treatments. Undated. probably originally enclosed with Document ID:4238. Possibly Cullen\'s summary notes made after consultations in person.', 'Recipe for Mr Cumberland Reid. Attached, by repair, to a list of complaints of William Lothoan [?] and on the reverse a list of suggested treatments. Undated. probably originally enclosed with 4238. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:53:50', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4601, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3626, 'CUL/1/2/2514', '1787-00-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, '1787?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Directions and recipe for Bob Fotheringham, who has also been attended by Mr Murray.', 'Directions and recipe for Bob Fotheringham, who has also been attended by Mr Murray.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 18:48:57', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4020, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3627, 'CUL/1/2/2515', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, in the form of retained corrected draft copy, giving directions on regimen and recipes for Mr P Miller.', 'Reply, in the form of retained corrected draft copy, giving directions on regimen and recipes for Mr P Miller. Undated. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 15:09:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4021, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3628, 'CUL/1/2/2516', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Document headed \'Receipt For procuring or making Original Ye[a]st in any place and at any time of year\', from Malaga Raisins.', 'n', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3629, 'CUL/1/2/2518', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter, in French, from an unnamed correspondent about an unnamed patient who ha suffered from constipation and other abdominal problems since childhood.', 'Letter, in French, from an unnamed correspondent about an unnamed patient who has suffered from constipation since childhood.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 14:58:12', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5526, 2, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3630, 'CUL/1/2/2519', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Copy of a letter from an unnamed female patient, who suffers from severe headaches, which occasion her \'not only much pain but Disagreeable Ideas from the apprehension of future melancholy consequences and these apprehensions\'. The letter seems to be delivered to Cullen by a Captain Grant, to whom she has sent it. She is concerned about her anonymity: \'You know there is one person of the Physical tribe who I confide in here, I wish them and myself to be nameless\'.', 'Copy of a letter from an unnamed female patient, who suffers from severe headaches, which occasion her \'not only much pain but Disagreeable Ideas from the apprehension of future melancholy consequences and these apprehensions\'. The letter seems to be delivered to Cullen (\'You know there is one person of the Physical tribe who I confide in here, I wish them and myself to be nameless\') by a Captain Grant, to whom she has sent it. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 12:03:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3737, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3631, 'CUL/1/2/2520', '0000-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter by Cullen concerning the case of the female patient sent to him by Captain Grant. He asks a number of questions about the case, including whether there are any links between her headaches and her digestion and her menstrual cycle. Judging by previous letter, probably delivered c/o Captain Grant. ', 'Letter by Cullen concerning the case of the female patient sent to him by Captain Grant. He asks a number of questions about the case, including whether there are any links between her headaches and her digestion and her menstrual cycle. Judging by previous letter, probably delivered c/o Captain Grant. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 12:03:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3738, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3632, 'CUL/1/2/2521', '1754-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1754?', '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Retained copy of a case of an unnamed male patient, sent by Cullen to Dr Hunter in London. Hunter\'s response, Document 3655, was addressed to Cullen when he was still at Glasgow, so an inferred  date of 1754-55 at the latest.', 'Retained copy of a case of an unnamed male patient, sent by Cullen to Dr Hunter in London. Hunter\'s response, Document 3655, was addressed to Cullen when he was still at Glasgow, so an inferred  date of 1754-55 at the latest.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:52:03', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4023, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3633, 'CUL/1/2/2522', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Carwhins Case\'. The correspondent left Taymouth with Colonel Campbell Glenlyon for Glenlyon House.', 'Reply headed \'Carwhins Case\'. The correspondent left Taymouth with Colonel Campbell Glenlyon for Glenlyon House.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:05:46', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4066, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3634, 'CUL/1/2/2523', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned, undated case note headed \'State of Mr Robert Shaw\'s Case\'. Internal evidence reveals that Shaw is thirty years old, spend periods in Aberdeen, and has \'pupils\' (schoolmaster or tutor). Having suffered from skin eruptions as a youth, for the past 3 years he has had a cough with sweats and expectoration. He is now weak, emaciated, and has some swelling of the legs and feet. The letter seems to have been brought to Cullen by an unnamed \'Gentleman\'. The author may be identifiable from handwriting. ', 'Unsigned, undated case note headed \'State of Mr Robert Shaw\'s Case\'. Internal evidence reveals that Shaw is thirty years old, spend periods in Aberdeen, and has \'pupils\' (schoolmaster or tutor). Having suffered from skin eruptions as a youth, for the past 3 years he has had a cough with sweats and expectoration. He is now weak, emaciated, and has some swelling of the legs and feet. The letter seems to have been brought to Cullen by an unnamed \'Gentleman\'. The author may be identifiable from handwriting. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:50:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5028, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(3635, 'CUL/1/2/2524', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of Mr Mackintosh, whose \'Disorder Proceeds (one would imagin) from his stomach\', but suffers from severe megrains in the right temple. He has put on weight because of lack of exercise. The writer also mentions that 4 years previously, he had suffered head injuries falling from his horse, and that a fissure is palpable in the skull above the right eyebrow. The writer may be identifiable from handwriting and idiosyncratic spellings.', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of Mr Mackintosh, whose \'Disorder Proceeds (one would imagin) from his stomach\', but suffers from severe megrains in the right temple. He has put on weight because of lack of exercise. The writer also mentions that 4 years previously, he had suffered head injuries falling from his horse, and that a fissure is palpable in the skull above the right eyebrow. The writer may be identifiable from handwriting and idiosyncratic spellings. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:49:55', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5010, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(3636, 'CUL/1/2/2525', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Oglethorp Wainman, concerning the case of an unnamed male patient. No date, but Wainman, and Edinburgh graduate, mentions writing to Cullen earlier about his pursuing a career in midwifery  [Untraced in CDB and GU Cullen papers]. Date inferred because Wainman is writing to Cullen over another case in May 1780 as if wishing to open-up a dialogue with his old \'master\'. ', 'Letter from Dr Oglethorp Wainman, concerning the case of an unnamed male patient. No date, but Wainman, and Edinburgh graduate, mentions writing to Cullen earlier about his pursuing a career in midwifery  [Untraced in CDB and GU Cullen papers]. Date inferred because Wainman is writing to Cullen over another case in May 1780 as if wishing to open-up a dialogue with his old \'master\'. HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:49:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4038, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3637, 'CUL/1/2/2526', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Gillespie concerning the case of his eldest daughter, aged 12 who has recently been treated for worms, but has been suffering from increasingly weakening symptoms including headaches, feverishness and an aversion to light.', 'Letter from Thomas Gillespie concerning the case of his eldest daughter, aged 12 who has recently been treated for worms, but has been suffering from increasingly weakening symptoms including headaches, feverishness and an aversion to light.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:48:37', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4039, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3638, 'CUL/1/2/2527', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, in form of retained autograph draft, for George Anderson \'and Company\' (meaning, in this context, and \"his companions\") who are given detailed directions of taking a course of goat whey. Undated.', 'Reply, in form of retained autograph draft, for George Anderson \'and Company\' (meaning, in this context, and \"his companions\") who are given detailed directions of taking a course of goat whey. Undated.', 'y', 'y', '2015-05-10 09:51:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3994, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3639, 'CUL/1/2/2528', '1774-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1774?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, in the form of a retain autograph draft, with a regimen for Miss Stevenson. No date. The deletion of  the name \'Mrs Bisset\' on the same page is the only reason for speculating a date of 1774 (because a Mrs Bisset was a patient in that year).', 'Reply, in the form of a retain autograph draft, with a regimen for Miss Stevenson. No date. The deletion of  the name \'Mrs Bisset\' on the same page is the only reason for speculating a date of 1774 (because a Mrs Bisset was a patient in that year).', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 21:07:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3993, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3640, 'CUL/1/2/2529', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, in form of retained draft, of directions for Mr Campbell who has a kidney disorder. No date.', 'Reply, in form of retained draft, of directions for Mr Campbell who has a kidney disorder. No date.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:52:45', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4062, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3641, 'CUL/1/2/2530', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of Mr Cluny. Undated and not signed. Patient might be one or several candidates.', 'Unsigned case note describing the case of Mr Cluny. Undated and no signed. Symptoms similar to those of James Sutherland of Clyne (Case 1027), so just possibly this is a variant spelling? (It could be; it mentions the mustard, which is also mentioned in the letters from case 1027 - LG) But could it be one of the Gordons of Cluny? - MMG', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:55:52', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4003, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(3642, 'CUL/1/2/2531', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note of an unnamed male patient. Sent to Dr Raymond, to be passed on to Cullen. Also includes Doctor Raymond\'s opinion on the case.', 'Case note of an unnamed male patient. Sent to Dr Raymond, to be passed on to Cullen. Also includes Doctor Raymond\'s opinion on the case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 15:45:58', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3990, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(3643, 'CUL/1/2/2532', '1769-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1769?', '', '', 1, 0, 'T', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, in form of retained, corrected draft by Cullen, concerning the case of Andrew Steuart [Stewart?], who is liable to gout. Not numbered, but amounts to a detailed discussion of regimen, particular the adverse effects of cold air on bodies, with advice on exercise and lifestyle. [MMG] May be worth checking if the last pages are among unidentified pieces. ', 'Reply, in form of retained, corrected draft by Cullen, concerning the case of Andrew Steuart [Stewart?], who is liable to gout. Not numbered, but amounts to a detailed discussion of regimen, particular the adverse effects of cold air on bodies, with advice on exercise and lifestyle. [MMG] May be worth checking if the last pages are among unidentified pieces. [MMG] ', 'y', 'y', '2015-05-08 19:13:29', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4096, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3644, 'CUL/1/2/2533', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Directions for Mrs Ellis, draft by Cullen.', 'Directions for Mrs Ellis, draft by Cullen', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:03:13', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4063, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3645, 'CUL/1/2/2534', '1773-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1773?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, in form of retained draft directions by Cullen for Mr [Robert] Hamilton of Bourtreehill. No later than 1773.', 'Reply, in form of retained draft directions by Cullen for Mr [Robert] Hamilton of Bourtreehill. No later than 1773. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 21:08:11', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4051, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3646, 'CUL/1/2/2535', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, in the form of a retained scribal(?) copy of detailed regimen for Mr Benson who has \'a catharal disposition\'.', 'Reply, in the form of a retained scribal(?) copy of detailed regimen for Mr Benson who has \'a catharal disposition.\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 15:29:54', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3992, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3647, 'CUL/1/2/2536', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, in the form of retained autograph draft by Cullen advising Captain Brown to take a course of goat whey.', 'Reply, in the form of retained autograph draft by Cullen advising Captain Brown to take a course of goat whey.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:54:12', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4059, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3648, 'CUL/1/2/2537', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, in the form of a retained draft by Cullen, providing a regimen for the Rev. Mr Ballingall (minster at Forglen by 1780). He is advised to take Hartfell Spa Water. Cullen assumes if necessary he is able to collect bottles of this at Edinburgh which suggests that Ballingall probably consulted Cullen in person when attending the General Assembly (which he is on record as doing in 1781).', 'Reply, in the form of a retained draft by Cullen, providing a regimen for the Rev. Mr Ballingall (minster at Forglen by 1780). He is advised to take Hartfell Spa Water. Cullen assumes if necessary he is able to collect bottles of this at Edinburgh which suggests that Ballingall probably consulted Cullen in person when attending the General Assembly (which he is on record as doing in 1781)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:53:47', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3996, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3649, 'CUL/1/2/2539', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 1, 0, 'T', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of a boy aged 12. Cullen had also consulted James Muir who knew the case. Unsigned and undated.', 'Letter by Cullen concerning the case of a boy aged 12. Cullen had also consulted James Muir who knew the case. Unsigned and undated.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:48:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4233, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3650, 'CUL/1/2/2540', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Directions by Cullen for Mr M. ', 'Directions by Cullen for Mr M. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:05:16', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4002, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3651, 'CUL/1/2/2541', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Directions for Mr Miller. Enclosure missing: recipe for aperient salts. ', 'Directions for Mr Miller. [Enclosure missing: recipe for aperient salts. LMcC]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:46:57', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4251, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3652, 'CUL/1/2/2542', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'One item is headed \'Mrs Stephen\'s medicines\' and the other \'The Method of Using Mrs Stephen\'s Medicines\'. This was a famous \'patent\' cure.', 'n', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3653, 'CUL/1/2/2543', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, a retained copy in Cullen\'s hand, concerning the case of an unnamed male patient who is having leeches applied to his head for periodic \'fits. Cullen mentions a  Mrs Paton and a story of \'old Dundonald\'s son\'.', 'Reply, a retained copy in Cullen\'s hand, concerning the case of an unnamed male patient who is having leeches applied to his head for periodic \'fits. Cullen mentions a  Mrs Paton and a story of \'old Dundonald\'s son\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:06:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4055, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3654, 'CUL/1/2/2544', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter by Cullen addressed to the father of a family all of whom are cases: his wife; eldest son, Charles; Colin; Sandy; Miss Peggy; and Miss Jenny. Unsigned and undated, but refers to \'yours of Jany 2nd\'.', 'Letter by Cullen addressed to the father of a family all of whom are cases: his wife; eldest son, Charles; Colin; Sandy; Miss Peggy; and Miss Jenny. Unsigned and undated, but refers to \'yours of Jany 2nd\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:02:44', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4001, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3655, 'CUL/1/2/2545', '1754-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1754?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Hunter concerning the case of an unnamed male patient, a Scottish merchant whose case was sent to him by Cullen (Doc: 3632). Hunter includes the opinion of Mr Hawkins. Addressed to Cullen at Glasgow so an inferred date of early 1755 at the latest. The only other letter in the archive addressed to Cullen while still at Glasgow is Doc:733.', 'Letter from William Hunter concerning the case of an unnamed male patient, a Scottish merchant whose case was sent to him by Cullen (Doc: 3632). Hunter includes the opinion of Mr Hawkins. Addressed to Cullen at Glasgow so an inferred date of early 1755 at the latest.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:53:59', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4028, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3656, 'CUL/1/2/2546', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note describing the case of a girl, aged 9 years, inoculated for smallpox. ', 'Case note describing the case of a girl, aged 9 years, inoculated for smallpox. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:01:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4061, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(3657, 'CUL/1/2/2547', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from an unnamed correspondent, possibly Mrs Macknight, about the case of the writer\'s female friend who suffers from \'violent pain\'s her head and jaw.', 'Letter from an unnamed correspondent, possibly Mrs Macknight, about the case of the writer\'s female friend who suffers from \'violent pain\'s her head and jaw.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:20:23', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5380, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3658, 'CUL/1/2/2548', '1783-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1783?', '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'An orphaned, undated case-note describing Lieutenant Yule\'s case, annotated as being composed by Yule himself and by a Henry Marshall designated \'Surgeon to the Forces\'. In unknown hand (copy?). Mentions Yule being in Columbo and Kandy, which strongly implies the patient is Major William Yule (1764-1839), of Dirleton, East Lothian who worked for the East India Company, which would date the document to after 1782 when he was a Lieutenant in the Bengal Army. After retiring from service in  1806 he eventually donated his collection of  Oriental manuscripts to the British Museum (See DNB entry for his son, the geographer, Sir Henry Yule;).  There is a DNB entry for a military surgeon Henry Marshall ( 1775-1851), but his dates are too late but this is possibly his father. ', 'Letter, or more specifically an orphaned case-note describing Lieutenant Yule\'s case, annotated as being composed by Yule himself and by a Henry Marshall (1775-1851), designated \'Surgeon to the Forces\'. Undated and in unknown hand (may be a copy). Mentions Yule being in Columbo and Kandy, which strongly implies the patient is Major William Yule (1764-1839), of Dirleton, East Lothian who worked for the East India Company, which would date the document to after 1782 in the period when he was a Lieutenant in the Bengal Army. After retiring from service in  1806 he eventually donated his collection of  Oriental manuscripts to the British Museum (See DNB entry for his son, the geographer, Sir Henry Yule;).  There is a DNB entry for a military surgeon Henry Marshall, but his dates are too late so it seems likely there were two military surgeon Henry Marshall (father and son?). The document is certainly  folded and labelled as though it was part of Cullen\'s original archive.This is the final version for the note as composed by DS (after earlier input from MMG and JB).\n\n\neh? public notes don\'t get added until checking David. MH Some of the handwriting not all that clear and difficult to read. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 11:10:22', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5713, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(3659, 'CUL/1/2/2549', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note describing the case of E. Fox, aged 18. undated. Unsigned.', 'Case note describing the case of E. Fox, aged 18.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:59:25', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4060, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(3660, 'CUL/1/2/2550', '1789-08-00', 'c', 'i', NULL, 'August? 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Clark concerning the case of Mr Johnston of Addirgold [in Ireland]. ', 'Letter from Dr Clark concerning the case of Mr Johnston of Addirgold [in Ireland]. I\'ve assumed Dr Clark is ID667, unable to find book referenced under this ID to do further checking. The place name Addergold unable to trace, but maybe near Portnason - see reference in people ID5635 [SH]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:20:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5438, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3661, 'CUL/1/2/2551', '1765-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1765?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Directions for an unnamed patient (first page is missing). Recommends bathing in a machine \'which Dr Black will cause make for you at Glasgow\'. Undated, but must be prior to 1766 when Dr Joseph Black moved to Edinburgh.', 'Directions for an unnamed patient (first page is missing). Recommends bathing in a machine \'which Dr Black will cause make for you at Glasgow\'. Undated, but must be prior to 1766 when Dr Joseph Black moved to Edinburgh.', 'y', 'y', '2015-05-10 09:59:58', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4053, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3662, 'CUL/1/2/2552', '1778-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1778?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, for Mr Dingwall in the form of the final two pages only (pages 5-6) of a retained authorial draft giving a regimen for Mr Dingwall. Date conjectural based on broad circumstantial evidence of when Dingwall was given a regimen.', 'Reply, in the form of the final two pages only [pages 5-6] of a retained authorial draft giving a regimen for Mr Dingwall. Date conjectural based on broad circumstantial evidence of when Dingwall is being given a regimen.', 'y', 'y', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4252, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3663, 'CUL/1/2/2553', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, in the form of the final pages of a retained authorial draft of directions for Mr Courtney. Missing first pages. Almost certainly for managing his gout.', 'Reply, in the form of the final pages of a retained authorial draft of directions for Mr Courtney. Missing first pages. Almost certainly for managing his gout.', 'y', 'y', '2015-05-09 08:39:30', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4065, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3664, 'CUL/1/2/2554', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Extract from a letter concerning an \'anomalous case\' in which the correspondent (probably Cullen) \'cannot in every instance approve of either the London or Dublin practice\'. Brief paragraph only. Not linked to a case because not obviously by Cullen (could be by Henry?) and a complete lack of any circumstantial evidence.', 'Extract from a letter concerning an \'anomalous case\' in which the correspondent (probably Cullen) \'cannot in every instance approve of either the London or Dublin practice\'. Brief paragraph only. Not linked to a case because not obviously by Cullen (could be by Henry?) and a complete lack of any circumstantial evidence.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3665, 'CUL/1/2/2555', '1785-10-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'October? 1785?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Case of the unnamed male patient sent to Cullen by Dr SuÃ« which Cullen diagnoses as epilepsy.. SuÃ« had asked about books that he might refer to but Cullen writes \'I know no writers upon this disease in particular...except the essay of the late Dr Forthergill\'. He prescribes a seven part regimen.', 'Case of the unnamed male patient sent to Cullen by Dr SuÃ« which Cullen diagnoses as epilepsy.. SuÃ« had asked about books that he might refer to but Cullen writes \'I know no writers upon this disease in particular...except the essay of the late Dr Forthergill\'. He prescribes a seven part regimen.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:10:22', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4229, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3666, 'CUL/1/2/2556', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note in Latin, concerning a Great Lady, apparently communicated to a Dr Stormonth but needs translating for further clarification. DS cannot trace a physician called Stormonth, though there is an advocate and minister of that name as well as a surgeon in Jamaica by 1800.', 'Case note in Latin, concerning a Great Lady, apparently communicated to a Dr Stormonth but needs translating for further clarification. DS cannot trace a physician called Stormonth, though there is an advocate and minister of that name as well as a surgeon in Jamaica by 1800.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:53:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4054, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(3667, 'CUL/1/2/2557', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 1, 0, 'T', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Glasgow concerning the fatal case of a boy aged 12 years, the son of Duncan McAulay. Writer has consulted James Muir who knew the case. Includes details of an autopsy.  Originally had included a sample of the boy\'s intestine. Unsigned and undated.  ', 'Letter from Glasgow concerning the fatal case of a boy aged 12 years, the son of Duncan McAulay. Writer has consulted James Muir who knew the case. Includes details of an autopsy.  Originally had included a sample of the boy\'s intestine. Unsigned and undated.  ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:49:29', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4242, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3668, 'CUL/1/2/2558', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Patrick Douglas concerning the case of a Mr Hunter who fell from a horse. Also mentions a Dr Campbell. ', 'Letter from Patrick Douglas concerning the case of a Mr Hunter who fell from a horse. Also mentions a Dr Campbell. DS has failed to link this to any other documents.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:52:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4000, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3669, 'CUL/1/2/2559', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, in the form of a retained authorial draft copy, giving directions for Mr Kennedy who is advised to leave the moist climate of the Isle of Man to help his stomach disorder. Missing final page(s).', 'Reply, in the form of a retained authorial draft copy, giving directions for Mr Kennedy who is advised to leave the moist climate of the Isle of Man to help his stomach disorder. Missing final page(s).', 'y', 'y', '2015-05-10 10:00:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4057, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3670, 'CUL/1/2/2560', '1786-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1786?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note by an unnamed male patient, a man of business who attends parliament describing his own case, which is the recurrence of a severe nervous condition which in the past included bad dreams, palpitations and irrational fears and now manifests as an inability to concentrate on his work, The correspondent previously contacted Cullen and Dr Hope in 1781. No obvious candidate from 1781 except possibly the Earl of Findlater, though he is usually portrayed as living abroad by this date.', 'Case note by an unnamed male patient, a man of business who attends parliament describing his own case, which is the recurrence of a severe nervous condition which in the past included bad dreams, palpitations and irrational fears and now manifests as an inability to concentrate on his work, The correspondent previously contacted Cullen and Dr Hope in 1781. No obvious candidate from 1781 except possibly the Earl of Findlater, though he is usually portrayed as living abroad by this date.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:01:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3999, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(3671, 'CUL/1/2/2561', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note describing the case of A. P., a schoolmaster, aged 32, who has suffered from severe fainting fits since he was about 20. Sometimes he falls unconscious; at other times, he remains conscious but cannot speak. When it is passing, he suffers tremors and becomes incoherent. He has tried bleeding, blistering and issues, and attributes the cause to \'grief and anxiety\'. There is a faint pencil annotation \'Epilepsy\' on the wrapper, also a sum. [MMG] Handwriting may be identifiable.', 'Case note describing the case of A. P., a schoolmaster, aged 32, who has suffered from severe fainting fits since he was about 20. Sometimes he falls unconscious; at other times, he remains conscious but cannot speak. When it is passing, he suffers tremors and becomes incoherent. He has tried bleeding, blistering and issues, and attributes the cause to \'grief and anxiety\'. There is a faint pencil annotation \'Epilepsy\' on the wrapper, also a sum. [MMG] Handwriting may be identifiable.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:50:25', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5013, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(3672, 'CUL/1/2/2562', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter by Cullen to Dr Farguison who had been describing cases of \'louping ague\' and whether it can be epidemic. Cullen cites cases he has known and refers his correspondent to a reported by Abraham Kaau Boerhaave, nephew of the famous medical teacher Hermann Boerhaaave.', 'Letter by Cullen to another doctor who had been describing cases of \'louping ague\' and whether it can be epidemic. He cites cases he has known and refers his correspondent to Boerhaave. I believe the letter this his in reply to is in GUL Special Collections; we have a transcript of it. - JPB. XML will not let me add  <note>Kaau Abraham Boerhaave, <i>Impetur faciens dictum Hippocratic per Corpus Conscentiens cet</i> (Leiden: 1745). Cullen occasionally mentions this rather obscure work by the famous Dr Herman Boerhaave\'s nephew in his own published works.\n</note>\n\n - then why no bug report?MH\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 08:05:54', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5133, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3673, 'CUL/1/2/2563', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case of Mrs Shaw. Undated. [after some fairly thorough cross-referenciing DS cannot link her to any other patient called Shaw].', 'Case of Mrs Shaw. Undated. [after some fairly thorough cross-referenciing DS cannot link her to any other patient called Shaw].', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:51:46', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4058, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3674, 'CUL/1/2/2564', '1765-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1765?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Letter, [an unposted draft?] addressed to Dr [Alexander] Monro senior in Cullen\'s handwriting, concerning a joint consultation over the cases of Captain Reid and Mrs Reid, with advice on a regimen. Monro\'s name appears at the close, but it appears that this document is a retained copy of what Cullen wrote to Monro after discussing the Reids in person (he refers to \'our conversation\'). Date inferred (Monro died in 1767 and Cullen tended to retain more of such drafts in the 1760s).', 'Letter addressed to Dr Monro senior, concerning the cases of Captain Reid and Mrs Reid, with a regimen for Mrs Reid. It is possibly a venereal case, given the oblique language, use of sarsaparilla, and references to \'foulness of blood\' and Captain Reid\'s skin complaint â€“ so any incoming letters may be anonymised. It is unlikely to be from Monro jnr: the name given on p. 3 may be the addressee, not the signature â€“ I have changed it to \'outgoing\'. [MMG] - May be related to CUL/1/2/2380. - Unlikely: even if the patient is identical, it\'s a separate case. It must predate 1767, when Monro primus died, as Monro tertius was too young to be a doctor in Cullen\'s lifetime. Not part of cases 2300 or 2301 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4808, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3676, 'CUL/1/1/4/1', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Cover matter - cover and three blank pages - for CUL/1/1/4 (\'Dr William Cullen\'s Consultation Letters From 25th June 1773 To 1st May 1775\'). ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Index', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3677, 'CUL/1/1/4/2', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'List of contents of CUL/1/1/4, headed \'Volume IIIrd\', listing letters by illness. Two pages.', 'n', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3678, 'CUL/1/1/4/3', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Old volume title strip, \'Dr Cullens Consultation Letters, from 25 June 1773 to 1st May 1775\'. Written on the reverse of a printed document, probably a form, headed \'CONFIDENTIAL\' and including \'Surname of the deceased\'. Two images.', 'n', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3679, 'CUL/1/1/4/4', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Index of contents of CUL/1/1/4/, headed \'Vol 3d\'. Indexed by patient\'s surname. Two pages (one blank).', 'n', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3680, 'CUL/1/1/4/5', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Index of contents of CUL/1/1/4, unheaded, by page number. One page.', 'n', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3681, 'CUL/1/1/4/6', '1773-06-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 June 1773', '', 'Dyspepsia from fumes. Mr J. D.', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Mr James Dalziel. Dumfries\' [Vol. 4, p.1]. Answering Dalzell\'s of the \'21st current\' which is Document ID:848. Cullen apologises for not answering sooner, as he was \'in the country\' and would have liked to have had a report from Dalzell\'s surgeon, Mr Young as well.', 'Reply \'To Mr James Dalziel. Dumfries\'  [Vol. 4, p.1]. Answering Dalzell\'s of the \'21st current\' which is ID:848. Cullen apologises for not answering sooner, as he was \'in the country\' and would have liked to have had a report from Dalzell\'s surgeon, Mr Young as well. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:54:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 706, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3682, 'CUL/1/1/4/7', '1773-06-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 June 1773', '', 'Dyspepsia', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Mr Francis Gordon, Perth\' [Vol.4 pp.2-3]', 'Reply headed \'To Mr Francis Gordon. Perth.\' pp.2-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 730, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3683, 'CUL/1/1/4/8', '1773-06-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 June 1773', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Peggy Campbell\': instructions for treatment of a young lady with consumption, including bleeding and blistering, with two pectoral recipes.', 'Reply \'For Miss Peggy Campbell\': instructions for treatment of a young lady with consumption, including bleeding and blistering, with two pectoral recipes (Vol. 4, pp. 4-5). [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 11:19:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 717, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3684, 'CUL/1/1/4/9', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Blank page (p.6)', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3685, 'CUL/1/1/4/10', '1773-08-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 August 1773', '', 'Dyspepsia & Phthisis. Capt. M.', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Capt[ai]n Moncrief\' [Vol.4 pp.7-8]', 'Reply headed \'For Capt[ai]n Moncrief\'. pp.7-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 600, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3686, 'CUL/1/1/4/11', '1773-09-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'September? 1773?', '', 'vide p 40', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe titled \'For Bryan Burrel Esqr Bromee [Brome] park near Alnwick Northumberland\' [Vol. 4, p.8]. A later annotation (possibly added in the nineteenth century), links this recipe to page 40 in the same volume which is Document ID:3621, and concerns the same patient.', 'Recipe headed \'For Bryan Burrel Esqr Bromee {Brome] park near Alnwick Northumberland\' [Vol 4, p.8].', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:54:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 644, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3687, 'CUL/1/1/4/12', '1773-09-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 September 1773', '', 'Gout', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Scott Montrose\' [Vol.4 pp.9-12]. ', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Scott Montrose\' [Vol. 4, pp.9-12]. Includes a regimen and recipe on following page headed only \'For Mr Scot\', same date, [but the postscript starting \'3d\' below that belongs to the next letter so DO NOT TRANSCRIBE THIS PART: IMAGE NEEDS CHANGING}. -?\n\"turn over\" at bottom of page 3 not transcribed. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1222, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3688, 'CUL/1/1/4/13', '1773-12-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 December 1773', '', 'Gout or Apoplexy with an Eruption Govr. W.', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply for  \'Governor Wood\' on the Isle of Man, in which the text starts with an addition on p.12 [Vol. 4, pp.12-15]. Provides a numbered regimen to encourage perspiration.', 'Reply headed \'Governor Wood\', beginning with an addition on p.12. pp.12-15. IMAGE NEEDS CHANGING\n\n[Image now fixed. I think this is actually Governor John Wood, who existed on the Isle of Man in 1773 and turns up in 1774 letters, rather than \'Woodlee\' - head of letter looks like \'Wood\' followed by three loops, possibly \'eee\', but probably just a flourish - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 712, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3689, 'CUL/1/1/4/14', '1774-03-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 March 1774', '', 'Gout. vide p.29', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr George Dunbar\' [Vol.4 p.16]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr George Dunbar\'. p.16', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 713, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3690, 'CUL/1/1/4/15', '1774-03-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 March 1774', '', 'Gout or Apoplexy with an Eruption', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Governor Wood\', approving of the measures he is taking and offering further guidance on phlebotomy and other treatments [Vol 4. pp.17-18].', 'Reply \'For Governor Wood\', approving of the measures he is taking and offering further guidance on phlebotomy and other treatments [Vol 4. pp.17-18]. Response to John Wood\'s letter begun and dated 9th March, but posted later (ID:886)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 741, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3691, 'CUL/1/1/4/16', '1774-03-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 March 1774', '', 'Scrophula Mr L.', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Malcolm Laing\' concerning the treatment of \'tumours\' on the legs [Vol. 4. pp.18-25]. Cullen recommends a regimen and the application of Charles Broughton\'s ointment obtained from London some of which he has to hand and he will arrange for it to be sent north. ', 'Reply \'For Mr Malcolm Laing\' concerning the treatment of \'tumours\' on the legs [Vol. 4. pp.18-25]. Cullen recommends a regimen and the application of Charles Broughton\'s ointment which he has from London and will arrange for some to be sent north. No obvious incoming letter. but Malcolm Laing is probably the  patient\'s father because the opening seems to refer to another party and in ID:3775, which is a follow-up letter on the same case, the patient with tumours is \'Mr Laing\'s son\'. DS [ Malcolm Laing is the son, Robert Laing is the father - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1044, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3692, 'CUL/1/1/4/17', '1774-04-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 April 1774', '', 'Cachexy', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Livingston of Parkhall Esqr\', giving detailed dietary advice [Vol 4, pp.26-8]. ', 'Reply \'For Livingston of Parkhall Esqr\', giving detailed dietary advice [Vol 4, pp.26-8]. To John Andrews of Linlithgow? Tentatively added to details, shame there is no Infer option for people, but it does seem most likely indeed - given other cases involving this patient. -JOB', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 776, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3693, 'CUL/1/1/4/18', '1774-04-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 April 1774', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr George Dunbar\' [Vol. 4, p.29]. Concerning continued treatment for a \'gouty\' condition. Response to the letter form Dunbar\'s nephew dated 16 March.', 'Reply \'For Mr George Dunbar\' [Vol. 4, p.29]. Concerning continued treatment for a \'gouty\' condition. Possibly the response to the letter form Dunbar\'s nephew dated 16 March.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 693, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3694, 'CUL/1/1/4/19', '1774-04-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 April 1774', '', 'Stricture of the Urethra &c Syphilis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'To Mr Spence about Mr _____ Virginia\' [Vol. 4, pp.30-35]. The patient is identifiable as Mr Henry Lochead from Cullen\'s remarks to him in letter 3721. Cullen is \'very glad to know [the] state of practice in Virginia & [the] conduct of my pupils there\' before discussing his continued treatment for a mismanaged venereal complaint. ', 'Reply  \'To Mr Spence about Mr _____ Virginia\' [identifiable as Mr Henry Lochead from Cullen\'s remarks to him in letter ID:3721.]  Cullen is \'very glad to know [the] state of practice in Virginia &amp; [the] conduct of my pupils there\' before discussing his continued treatment for a mismanaged  venereal complaint [Vol. 4, pp.30-35].', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:54:29', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1537, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3695, 'CUL/1/1/4/20', '1774-04-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 April 1774', '', 'Palsy? Mr. R. G.', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Robert Gordon\' [Vol.4 pp.35-9]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Robert Gordon\' with directions for using a \'bathing machine\' (shower-bath?). pp.35-9.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 754, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3696, 'CUL/1/1/4/21', '1774-04-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'April 1774', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Bryan Burrel Esqr\' [Vol.4 pp.40-1]', 'Reply headed \'For Bryan Burrel Esqr.\' pp.40-41', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 714, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3697, 'CUL/1/1/4/22', '1774-05-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 May 1774', '', 'Schirrus of the Breast', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning a \'Mrs Hodgson\', concerning treatment of a breast tumour, addressed to an untraced Doctor and, very unusually, signed informally \'Willie Cullen\' [Vol. 4, pp.42-43].\n', 'Letter concerning a \'Mrs Hodgson\', concerning treatment of a breast tumour, addressed to an untraced Doctor and, very unusually, signed informally \'Willie Cullen\' [Vol. 4, pp.42-43]. At some point: 	Professor Alexander Monro (secundus; Munro) was attached as the physician, but this has been removed due to lack of evidence for this person being involved. [He\'s mentioned in the first line of the letter, so re-added him - jpb]\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 756, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3698, 'CUL/1/1/4/23', '1774-06-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 June 1774', '', 'Rheumatism Mr. H.', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply titled \'For Mr Harkness\' (\'For Mr Rich. Allan\' is struck out), recorded in a highly contracted form, concerning the difficulty of treating his rheumatic and inflammatory disorder [Vol. 4, pp.44-6].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Harkness\' (\'For Mr Rich. Allan\' is struck out), recorded in a highly contracted form, concerning the difficulty of treating his rheumatic and inflammatory disorder [Vol. 4, pp.44-6].', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1129, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3699, 'CUL/1/1/4/24', '1774-06-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 June 1774', '', 'Tumor on the right side', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'Do. Sandilands, Gulielmi Cullen &amp; Johannis Steedman M. D. D. Consilium\' [Vol.4, pp. 47-50], in Latin. Cullen and Steedman provides advice and a prescription for the \'noble youth\', Master Sandilands, who has a growth on the right side of his ribs and skin eruptions. He has been treated with mercury, but the doctors do not think his case venereal or phthisical. He is advised to take the waters at BarÃ¨ges in France.', 'Letter in Latin headed \'Do Sandilands\', subheaded \'Gulielmi Cullen &amp; Johannis Steedman M. D. D. Consilium\' (i.e., consultation by Cullen and John Steedman). It provides advice and a recipe for Ds. Sandilands regarding a \"noble youth\" with a growth on the right side of his ribs and skin eruptions  (acne?). He has been treated with mercury, but the doctors do not think his case venereal. He is advised to take the waters at BarÃ¨ges in France. pp.47-50. [MMG]\n\n[Will need to go back to this once we have policy in place for transcription/translation - JPB]\n\nUse Choice /orig /reg and cullen_project_v1_foreign.dtd for DTD - MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 743, 4, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3700, 'CUL/1/1/4/25', '1774-06-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 June 1774', '', 'Dyspepsia', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Morison\', mentioning Mr Milne\'s account of her case, with a recipe [Vol. 3, pp.51-2]. This casebook transcript is very heavily contracted.', 'Reply \'For Mrs Morison\', mentioning Mr Milne\'s account of her case, with a recipe [Vol. 3, pp.51-2]. Heavily contracted.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 749, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(3701, 'CUL/1/1/4/26', '1774-07-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 July 1774', '', 'Gout', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Aberdeen\' concerning managing the Gout and recommending a trip to Buxton before trying Peterhead [Vol. 4, pp.53-7].', 'Reply \'For Mr Aberdeen\' concerning managing the Gout and recommending a trip to Buxton before trying Peterhead [Vol. 4, pp.53-7].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 757, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3702, 'CUL/1/1/4/27', '1774-08-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'August? 1774?', '', '', 2, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For H. Williamson Esqr.\' [Vol.4, pp.58-60]. giving advice for Mr Hedworth Williamson, son of Sir Hedworth and Lady Williamson of Whitburn, Co. Durham on sea-bathing and head-bathing, This is related to Edward Watson\'s letter (ID: 920), and is probably to be sent to the patient\'s mother, Lady Williamson. Letter ID:3703, which follows is actually a continuation of the recipe section here, not a separate letter.', 'Reply headed \'For H. Williamson Esqr.\' pp.58-60. Advice, including on sea-bathing and head-bathing, for Mr Hedworth Williamson, son of Sir Hedworth and Lady Williamson of Whitburn, Co. Durham. This is related to Edward Watson\'s letter (ID 920), and is probably to be sent to Lady Williamson. Letter ID 3703, which follows, is a continuation of the recipe section, not a separate letter, and she would appear to be the addressee as the patient\'s mother.[MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:54:39', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 747, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3703, 'CUL/1/1/4/28', '1774-08-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'August? 1774?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe \'for Lady Williamson\' [Vol 4, p.61.], likely for her son Hedworth Williamson. Undated, but position in case-book implies July or August 1774. This is actually a continuation of Letter ID:3702.', 'Continuation of recipes for Hedworth Williamson, from Letter ID 3702 \'for Lady Williamson\', his mother [Vol 4, p.61.] Undated, but position in case-book implies July or August 1774. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:54:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 683, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3704, 'CUL/1/1/4/29', '1774-08-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 August 1774', '', 'Dyspepsia &amp; Dyspnoea &amp;c', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Dingwal\', probably to Dr George Skene in Aberdeen [Vol. 4 pp.62-5]. After considering the whole of his complaints, Cullen does not believe them gouty \'but think they have been owing to \'fatigue cold & wet\' and provides advice for his respiratory problems.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Dingwal\', probably to Dr George Skene in Aberdeen. After considering the whole of his complaints, Cullen does not believe them gouty \'but think they have been owing to fatigue cold &amp; wet\' and provides advice for his respiratory problems. pp.62-5. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 751, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3705, 'CUL/1/1/4/30', '1774-09-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 September 1774', '', 'Opthalmia &c', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Miss St Claire\' [Vol.4 pp.66-7]', 'Reply headed \'For Miss St claire\'. pp.66-7.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1001, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3706, 'CUL/1/1/4/31', '1774-10-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 October 1774', '', 'Deafness &amp; Head affected; Oct.6.1774', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Macallasters son\' [Vol.4, pp.68-9]. about his deafness. No closer. ', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Macallasters son\'. pp.68-9. about his deafness. No closer. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1223, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3707, 'CUL/1/1/4/32', '1774-10-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 October 1774', '', 'Opthalmia', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For the Revd Mr Grant\' in Alloa, written to Grant in person, containing advice and recipes for an eye-wash and ointment [Vol., 4, pp.70-1].', 'Reply headed \'For the Revd Mr Grant\' in Alloa. It contains advice and recipes for an eye-wash and ointment. pp.70-1. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 759, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3708, 'CUL/1/1/4/33', '1774-11-05', 'c', 'c', 'i', '5? November 1774', '', 'Dropsy', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Dr [Robert] Wood about L[ord] Gray.\' [Vol. 4, p.72.] In the form of a brief summary.', 'Reply \'To Dr [Robert] Wood about L[ord] Gray.\' [Vol. 4, p.72.] In the form of a brief summary.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 694, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3709, 'CUL/1/1/4/34', '1774-11-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'November? 1774?', '', 'Visceral obstruction', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Alves about Mr Fraser\' [Vol.4 p.73], advising on obstructions to the liver and other viscera. Cullen pronounces the case \'unfavourable\' but \'Nunquam desperandum\'. He recommends use of cicuta and keeping his belly open. ', 'Reply headed \'Dr Alves about Mr Fraser\'. p.73 [Date guessed from place in letterbook - JPB] Date now placed at 1774, as it seems to be a reply to Letter ID 925, advising on obstructions to the liver and other viscera. Cullen pronounces the case \'unfavourable\' but \'Nunquam desperandum\'. He recommends use of cicuta and keeping his belly open. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1519, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3710, 'CUL/1/1/4/35', '1776-03-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'March? 1776?', '', 'Dyspepsia', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply probably to James Fea, headed \'For Andrew Ross Esqr.\' [Vol.4, pp.74-5]. Annotated \'4th page inclusive from this\' with \'vide p. 78 p. 1774-75 /Andrew Ross\' added in what appears to be a later hand.', 'Reply headed \'For Andrew Ross Esqr.\' pp.74-5.  \'p.78\' maybe a later addition (although pp.76-7 are a separate letter).', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1002, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3711, 'CUL/1/1/4/36', '1776-03-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 March 1776', '', 'Dyspepsia', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Maclean\' [Vol.4 pp.76-7], signed \'Willie Cullen\'.', 'Reply headed \'Mr Maclean\'. pp.76-7. Signed \'Willie Cullen\'.\n\n[This has a recipe - don\'t transcribe until after recipes workshop - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1187, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3712, 'CUL/1/1/4/37', '1774-11-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 November 1774', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'To Captn Skene\' (\'Mr Bathie about\' has been struck out) [Vol. 4, p.79]. \n', 'Reply headed \'To Captn Skene\' (\'Mr Bathie about\' has been struck out). p.79 Relates to ID:1121. DS\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 753, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3713, 'CUL/1/1/4/38', '1774-11-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 November 1774', '', 'Dyspepsia & Psora Mr S.', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply for \'Mr Sanderson\' [Joseph Sanderson, Gatesgill] with advice and recipe for Stomachic Powders [Vol. 4, pp.80-1]. ', 'Reply headed \'Mr Sanderson\', with advice and recipe for Stomachic Powders for Joseph Sanderson, Gatesgill. pp.80-1. Reply to letter ID 933, in which Mr Sanderson informed Cullen of his trip to Buxton. Letter ID 1109 is Mr Sanderson\'s response to this one. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 851, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3714, 'CUL/1/1/4/39', '1774-11-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 November 1774', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Malcolm Macneil Esqr. at Carskey\', with advice for diaphoretic treatment. [Vol 4, pp.82-3]. ', 'Reply headed \'Malcolm Macneil Esqr. at Carskey\', with advice for diaphoretic treatment. pp.82-3 Reply to Letters ID 936 and 900. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 852, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3715, 'CUL/1/1/4/40', '1774-12-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 December 1774', '', 'Mania. Mr S.', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Spittal\', [Vol.4, p.83]. Cross-referencing with ID:3722 implies it is addressed to John Whyte. A case of \'mania\'.', 'Reply \'For Mr Spittal\', [Vol. 4, p.83]. Cross-referencing with ID:3722 implies it is addressed to John Whyte. A case of \'mania\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 716, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3716, 'CUL/1/1/4/41', '1775-01-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 January 1775', '', 'Mania Mr S.', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply for \'Mr Spittal contd.\' [Vol 4, pp.84-5]. The follow-up letter promised in ID:3715. The addressee can be inferred as being John Whyte at Dysart. A case of mania, for which Cullen advises on regimen, medicines, and the need for having someone someone \'of authority\' manage the patient. He also mentions the possible need for using a restraining waistcoat. ', 'Reply for \'Mr Spittal contd.\' [Vol 4, pp.84-5]. The follow-up letter promised in ID:3715. The addressee can be inferred as being John Whyte at Dysart. Case of mania.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1536, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3717, 'CUL/1/1/4/42', '1775-01-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 January 1775', '', 'Opthalmia', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Col[one]l Campbell\'s daughter\' [Vol.4 pp.86-7]', 'Reply headed \'For Col[one]l Campbell\'s daughter\'. p.86-7.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1260, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3718, 'CUL/1/1/4/43', '1775-01-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 January 1775', '', 'Diabetes', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Grey Senr.\' [Vol.4 pp.87-8].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Grey Senr.\' about Diabetes, mentioning Mr G. throughout, but \'To Mr Richardson Aln.\' is added at the bottom of the first page, next to the date. pp.87-8.-RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1274, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3719, 'CUL/1/1/4/44', '1775-01-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 January 1775', '', 'Syphilis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Morison\' [Vol. pp.8 9-90]. Advice to Mr Morison\'s physician or surgeon on making and using bougies for strangury caused by a previous venereal disease. There is also dietary and exercise advice: \"Walking riding &amp; rogering are all very bad for him\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Morison\'. pp.89-90. Advice to Mr Morison\'s physician or surgeon on making and using bougies for strangury caused by a previous venereal disease (probably gonorrhÅ“a, not syphilis as the annotation claims, but these were then believed to be stages of the same disease). There is also dietary and exercise advice:\n\"Walking riding &amp; rogering are all very bad for him.\" [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 855, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3720, 'CUL/1/1/4/45', '1775-01-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 January 1775', '', 'Mrs Beath. Rheumatism', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Robert Wood concerning the case of Mrs Beath who has a rheumatc  complaint [Vol.4, pp.91-2].', 'Reply to Dr Robert Wood concerning the case of Mrs Beath [Vol.4, pp.91-2].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1157, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3721, 'CUL/1/1/4/46', '1775-01-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 January 1775', '', 'Rheumatism & syphilis', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Lochead\' [Vol.4 pp.93-6].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Lochead\', addressed to John Lindsay {Vol. pp.93-6].', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:55:00', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 897, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3722, 'CUL/1/1/4/47', '1775-01-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 January 1775', '', 'Mania Mr S.', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Mr John Whyte about Mr Spittal\' [Vol.4, pp.97-8].', 'Reply headed \'Mr John Whyte about Mr Spittal\'. pp.97-8.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1158, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3723, 'CUL/1/1/4/48', '1775-02-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 February 1775', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, in answer to Thomas Hall,  \'For Mrs Willoughby\' (Hall\'s niece), who Cullen has visited in person, \'both night and morning for two days\' and who he considers to be in an advanced state of consumption and beyond any hope of recovery [Vol. 4, pp.99-101]. Includes four recipes designed to bring her some relief.', 'Reply, in answer to Thomas Hall,  \'For Mrs Willoughby\' (Hall\'s niece), who Cullen has visited in person, \'both night and morning for two days\' and who he considers to be in an advanced state of consumption and beyond any hope of recovery [Vol. 4, pp.99-101]. Includes four recipes designed to bring her some relief.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 834, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3724, 'CUL/1/1/4/49', '1775-02-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 February 1775', '', 'Miss D. Rheumatism', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Dempster\' [Vol.4 pp.101-3]', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Dempster\'. pp.101-3.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 921, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3725, 'CUL/1/1/4/50', '1775-03-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 March 1775', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Miss Campbell from Mr Douglas\' [Vol.4 pp.103-4].', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Campbell from Mr Douglas\'. pp.103-4.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 836, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3726, 'CUL/1/1/4/51', '1775-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1775?', '', 'Dyspepsia & Phthisis', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Scott\', who is diagnosed with a stomach disorder and a chest condition [Vol. 4, pp.105-6]. Copy is incomplete, and finishes with \'the rest could not be done for Robie could wait no longer\' (see footnote).', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Scott\'. pp.105-6. Copy is incomplete, and finishes with \'the rest could not be done for Robie could wait no longer\'. [\'Robie\' is probably Robert Cullen, involved with the copying or posting of the letter; David, does this need a footnote? - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1027, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3727, 'CUL/1/1/4/52', '1775-04-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 April 1775', '', 'about Miss Trail Mobility', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Mr Liddell about Miss Trail\', who carried the letter, but with final paragraph reporting on \'Miss Traill of Westove\' (Orkney) who remains in Edinburgh [Vol. 4, pp.107-9].', 'Reply \'To Mr Liddell about Miss Trail\', who carried the letter, but with final paragraph reporting on \'Miss Traill of Westove\' (Orkney) who remains in Edinburgh [Vol. 4, pp.107-9].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 837, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3728, 'CUL/1/1/4/53', '1775-04-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 April 1775', '', 'Tertian Fever', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'To Mr Everard McIntyre\' [Vol.4 pp.109-10]', 'Reply headed \'To Mr Everard McIntyre\'. pp.109-110.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 838, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3729, 'CUL/1/1/4/54', '1775-04-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 April 1775', '', 'Asthma', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply for  \'Mr Francis Stuart Castlemilk\', concerning detailed advice for taking a voyage to Antigua, including diet. Cullen ends with a Scots proverb.', 'Reply for  \'Mr Francis Stuart Castlemilk\', concerning detailed advice for taking a voyage to Antigua, including diet {Vol. 4, pp.111-2]  ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 11:19:59', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 839, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3730, 'CUL/1/1/4/55', '1775-04-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 April 1775', '', 'Menorrhagia', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, mentioning the surgeon Ivie Campbell, with directions \'For Miss McLachlan\'  who is being treated for a menstrual irregularity [Vol. 4, pp.113-5]. A joint consultation co-signed with \'A.W.\' [unidentified].', 'Reply headed \'For Miss McLachlan\'. pp.113-5.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1218, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3731, 'CUL/1/1/4/56', '1775-04-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 April 1775', '', 'Diabetes Mr G.', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Grey\' [Vol. 4, pp.116-7]. Addressee un-named but almost certainly Dr Henry Richardson at Alnwick. ', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Grey\' [Vol. 4, pp.116-7]. Addressee un-named but almost certainly Dr Henry Richardson at Alnwick. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 922, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3732, 'CUL/1/1/4/57', '1775-04-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 April 1775', '', 'Tumor upon', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply for \'For Miss Shaw\' [Vol.4, pp.117-8]. Advises the surgical removal of a tumour which may have already affected the bone of her finger.', 'Reply for \'For Miss Shaw\' [Vol.4, pp.117-8]. Advises the surgical removal of a tumour which may have already affected the bone of her finger.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 696, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3733, 'CUL/1/1/4/58', '1775-04-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 April 1775', '', 'Dropsy', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Ranie\' [Vol.4 pp.118-120]. Has evidence of a prescription that was never written out.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Ranie\'. Evidence of a prescription that was never written out. pp.118-120. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1586, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3734, 'CUL/1/1/4/59', '1775-04-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 April 1775', '', 'Phthisis', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Macneil of Carskey\' [Vol. 4 pp.121-2]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Macneil of Carskey\'. pp.121-2.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 692, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3735, 'CUL/1/1/4/60', '1775-04-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 April 1775', '', 'Diarrhoea', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Mr J. Jack for Miss Hamilton\'. Advice and strengthening recipe for Christian Hamilton of Murdieston, who is suffering from looseness of the bowels, but has an aversion to medicine. ', 'Reply headed \'Mr J. Jack for Miss Hamilton\'. Advice and strengthening recipe for Christian Hamilton of Murdieston, who is suffering from looseness of the bowels, but has an aversion to medicine. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 893, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3736, 'CUL/1/1/4/61', '1775-05-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 May 1775', '', 'Rheumatism &amp; Menorrhagia vid.', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Dr. Douglas con. Miss Dempster\'. A short letter to Alexander Douglas, with advice for Agnes \'Anny\' Dempster who suffers from joint pains and painful, heavy periods. Cullen recommends exercise and different preparations depending on the stage of her menstrual cycle. ', 'Reply headed \'To Dr. Douglas con. Miss Dempster\'. A short letter to Alexander Douglas, with advice for Agnes \'Anny\' Dempster (half-sister of George and the late Miss Peggie Dempster of Dunnichen, and sister of the late Miss Stewart Dempster). She suffers from joint pains and painful, heavy periods. Cullen recommends exercise and different preparations depending on the stage of her menstrual cycle. (See also Letters 1124, 3724 and 1240)  p.124.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 888, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3737, 'CUL/1/1/4/62', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Back matter from CUL/1/1/4. Three blank pages.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3738, 'CUL/1/1/5/1', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Front cover and three following blank pages from CUL/1/1/5. \"Dr William Cullen\'s Consultation Letters From 13th July 1773 To 1st June 1775\"', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3739, 'CUL/1/1/5/2', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Index page for CUL/1/1/5, headed \'Volume IInd\'. Lists letters in page order listing illnesses. Smaller pages bound into volume. Two pages.', 'n', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3740, 'CUL/1/1/5/3', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Index for CUL/1/1/5, listing patients by surname and giving dates of letters. Two pages, the second one blank.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3741, 'CUL/1/1/5/4', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Strip of (presumably) an older cover bound into the volume, headed \'Dr Cullen\'s Consultation Letters From 13th July 1773 to 1st June 1775\'. Two images.', 'n', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3742, 'CUL/1/1/5/5', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Index for CUL/1/1/5, listing letters in page order. Two pages, the second one blank.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3743, 'CUL/1/1/5/6', '1773-07-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 July 1773', '', 'Dyspepsia &amp; Phthisis Capt. M.', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply  \'For Captn Moncreif\' [Moncrief] with very detailed advice on diet and other regimen for managing his stomach disorder [Vol.5, pp.1-5].', 'Reply  \'For Captn Moncreif\' [Moncrief] with very detailed advice on diet and other regimen for managing his stomach disorder [Vol.5, pp.1-5].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1272, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3744, 'CUL/1/1/5/7', '1773-07-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 July 1773', '', 'Dyspepsia', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Porterfield\' [Vol.5 pp.6-9]', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Porterfield\'. pp.6-9.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1291, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3745, 'CUL/1/1/5/8', '1773-07-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 July 1773', '', 'Apopletic symptoms from ceasing of the menses', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Lady McKenzie of Scatwell\' in which Cullen determines that her symptoms stem from the menopause [Vol.5, pp.9-12]. Addressee is probably the unnamed practitioner who drew up her \'case history\' (see other document linked to this Case ID).', 'Reply \'For Lady McKenzie of Scatwell\' in which Cullen determines that her symptoms stem from the menopause [Vol.5, pp.9-12]. Addressee is probably the unnamed practitioner who drew up her \'case history\' (see other document linked to this Case ID).', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1318, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3746, 'CUL/1/1/5/9', '1773-07-22', 'i', 'i', 'i', '22? July? 1773?', '', '?', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Robertson\' whose ailments are considered curable in time and giving advice on regimen [Vol. 5, pp.12-13].  Dating based on position in casebook.', 'Reply \'For Mr Robertson\' whose ailments are considered curable in time and giving advice on regimen [Vol. 5, pp.12-13].  Dating based on position in casebook.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1343, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3747, 'CUL/1/1/5/10', '1773-07-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'July? 1773?', '', '? vide p.23d.', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Tait\' [Vol.5 pp.14-15]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Tait\'. pp.14-15', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 491, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3748, 'CUL/1/1/5/11', '1773-07-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 July 1773', '', '?', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Ferguson\' with instructions on bathing and medication for Mr Ferguson (otherwise unidentified), who suffers from fits and giddiness. Cephalic and Specific prescriptions are included [Vol. 5, pp.15-18]. ', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Ferguson\'. Instructions on bathing and medication for Mr Ferguson (otherwise unidentified), who suffers from fits and giddiness. Cephalic and Specific prescriptions are included. pp.15-18. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 742, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3749, 'CUL/1/1/5/12', '1773-08-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 August 1773', '', 'Fast growing', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Charles Innes\' [Vol.5 pp.19-22], concerning the case of \'Mr B\', a youth whose symptoms are attributed to his \'fast Growing\'. ', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Charles Innes\'. concerning \'Mr B\', a youth pp.19-22.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 973, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3750, 'CUL/1/1/5/13', '1773-08-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 August 1773', '', '?', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For William Tait, Colinsburgh\' [Vol.5 p.23], concerning the case of \'Kincraig\'.', 'Reply headed \'For William Tait, Colinsburgh\', about \'Kincraig\'. p.23', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 707, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3751, 'CUL/1/1/5/14', '1773-08-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 August 1773', '', 'Asthma or Phthisis?', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'To Mr Craufurd of Milton\' [Vol.5 pp.24-6]. Cullen mentions receiving an answer from Dr Stevenson on the case.', 'Reply headed \'To Mr Craufurd of Milton\'. Cullen mentions receiving an answer from Dr Stevenson on the case. pp.24-6.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 495, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3752, 'CUL/1/1/5/15', '1773-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1773?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr George Fullarton\' [Vol.5 p.27], consisting of two recipes.', 'Recipe headed \'For Mr George Fullarton\'. p.27', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 499, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3753, 'CUL/1/1/5/16', '1774-01-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 January 1774', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For David Bethune of Balfour\'.', 'Reply headed \'For David Bethune of Balfour\'. pp.27-9. Refers to an earlier letter including a regimen. -RD [David - the medicine referred to on top of p.2, \'not yet common in the Country\', isn\'t specified - could do with a footnote if you can tell from the recipe which it is - JPB] COLUMB0 in MM ii, p. 64.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1275, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3754, 'CUL/1/1/5/17', '1774-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1774?', '', 'Gout', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Lady Alva\' [Vol.5 pp.30-2]', 'Reply headed \'For Lady Alva\'. pp.30-2.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1671, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3755, 'CUL/1/1/5/18', '1774-03-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 March 1774', '', 'Hydrocele', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Campbell\' giving detailed instructions of how to make and employ a suspensory bandage to ease his swollen testicle [Vol.5,  pp.33-4].', 'Reply \'For Mr Campbell\' [Vol.5,  pp.33-4].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1146, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3756, 'CUL/1/1/5/19', '1774-04-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 April 1774', '', '\'Phthisis\' is struck out and replaced with \'Asthma\'', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Garrick\' [Vol. 5,  pp.35-6]. The initials to this hastily written, heavily contracted case-book transcript looks more like \'W. E.\' than \'W. C.\', but this is probably just a flourish of the pen.', 'Reply \'For Mr Garrick\' [Vol. 5,  pp.35-6]. The initials to this hastily written, heavily contracted case-book transcript looks more like \'W. E.\' than \'W. C.\', but this is probably just a flourish of the pen. CHECK WHY REID IS LINKED DS [Reference to \'the squill mixture which Mr Reid has advised\' - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 715, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3757, 'CUL/1/1/5/20', '1774-04-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 April 1774', '', 'Rheumatism', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mr McNeil\'. This is a draft of <a href=\"docs.php?id=900\">[DOC ID:900]</a> likely returned by the patient in order to refresh Cullen\'s memories as to the particulars of the case.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Mcneil\'. pp.37-8.\n\nID 900  is probably the original; it was sent back by the patient in id 936 to refresh Cullen\'s memory. - JPB', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 17:51:35', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 486, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'h', 'n'),
(3758, 'CUL/1/1/5/21', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Blank page (p.39)', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3759, 'CUL/1/1/5/22', '1774-04-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 April 1774', '', 'Schirrhus of the Uterus', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr John Gilchrist at Dumfries concerning  \'A Lady - with schirrosity of the Uterus\' which Cullen thinks is cancer and therefore probably beyond cure [Vol. 5, pp.40-3]. But Cullen suggests trying Cicuta (Water Hemlock) for which he provides detailed advice on its harvest, preparation and usage. He also advises on preventing the costiveness caused by giving opium for pain relief. ', 'Reply headed \'A Lady - with schirrosity of the Uterus\'. pp.40-3. Cullen provides her unidentified doctor with instructions on drying and preparing cicuta (water hemlock) for use in her treatment and advice on preventing the costiveness caused by giving opium for pain relief. [MMG] May possibly be the Mrs Morison discussed in ID:493. DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 737, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3760, 'CUL/1/1/5/23', '1774-07-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 July 1774', '', 'Scurvy', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Glaister\' [Vol.5 pp.43-4]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Glaister\'. pp.43-4.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 711, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3761, 'CUL/1/1/5/24', '1774-07-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 July 1774', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For the Right Honble. Lady Charlotte Hay\' [Vol.5 pp.45-7]. Also contains a recipe for her sister Henrietta.', 'Reply headed \'For the Right Honble. Lady Charlotte Hay\'. pp.45-7. Containing recipes for both Lady Charlotte and Lady Henrietta Hay. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1178, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3762, 'CUL/1/1/5/25', '1774-08-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 August 1774', '', 'Syphilis', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply with numbered directions \'For Mr Stair Baillie\' (Cowden, near Dalkeith) [Vol. 5, pp.48-50]. Cullen assures him regarding his symptoms: \"I cannot think they depend upon any venereal cause\". He gives advice on diet and exercise. Mr Williamson\'s precise relationship to the patient is unclear.', 'Reply with numbered directions \'For Mr Stair Baillie\' (Cowden, near Dalkeith) [Vol. 5, pp.48-50]. Cullen assures him regarding his symptoms: \"I cannot think they depend upon any venereal cause\". He gives advice on diet and exercise. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 746, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3763, 'CUL/1/1/5/26', '1774-08-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 August 1774', '', 'Dyspepsia from fumes Mr J. D.', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply  \'For Mr James Dalzell\' who is advised to keep to a milk diet and just take strengthener and a quieting (opiate) draught [Vol. 3, pp.50-2].', 'Reply  \'For Mr James Dalzell\' who is advised to keep to a milk diet and just take strengthener and a quieting (opiate) draught [Vol. 3, pp.50-2].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1570, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3764, 'CUL/1/1/5/27', '1774-08-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 August 1774', '', 'DyspnÅ“a &amp; Cough', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', '\'For Mr Dingwal\'; but a subtitle reads \'State of his case by G. Skene\' [Vol 5, pp.53-5]. The original letter was probably written and sent from Aberdeen. It is unclear why, in a break with Cullen\'s usual practice, this particular communication from another physician was copied directly into his own case-book.', 'Response \'For Mr Dingwal\'; a subtitle reads \'State of his case by G. Skene\' [Vol 5, pp.53-5]. The original letter was probably written and sent from Aberdeen. It is unclear why, in a break with Cullen\'s usual practice, this particular communication from another physician was copied into his own case-book.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 780, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3765, 'CUL/1/1/5/28', '1774-09-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 September 1774', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'headed To Mr Riddel [in error for Andrew Liddel at Thurso] about Miss Sinclair\' reassuring that her condition is not yet consumptive, but urging a journey south to avoid \'a Caithness winter\'. Cullen also offers advice on bleeding, diet etc\' [Vol. 5, pp.55-8]. The heading which mistakenly has the name as \'Liddel\' may be an added note by another hand. Answers Letter ID:913.', '\nReply \'To Mr Riddel [error for Andrew Liddel at Thurso] about Miss Sinclair\' reassuring that her condition is not yet consumptive, but urging a journey south to avoid \'a Caithness winter\'. Cullen also offers advice on bleeding, diet etc\' [Vol. 5, pp.55-8]. The heading which mistakenly has the name as \'Riddel\' may be an added note by another hand. Answers ID:913. [MMG - I spotted that this was Liddel, not Riddel- Liddel is Miss Sinclair\'s doctor]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:55:14', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 974, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3766, 'CUL/1/1/5/29', '1775-01-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 January 1775', '', 'Scrophula Mr C. [top page 1] vide p 1770 & 1775 [bottom page 3]', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter initially titled \'To Dr Duncanson about Mr Campbell\'; \'about\' is scored out and replaced by \'and\'. [Vol.5, pp.58-60]. Mr Duncan Campbell can be identified as a child patient.', 'Letter initially headed \'To Dr Duncanson about Mr Campbell\'; \'about\' is scored out and replaced by \'and\'. pp.58-60.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1224, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3767, 'CUL/1/1/5/30', '1775-01-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 January 1775', '', 'Psora or Itch & Dyspepsia Mr S.', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Sanderson, Gatesgill\' [Vol.5 p.61]. Cullen is happy with the patient\'s progress regarding  his stomach, but offers advice and an ointment recipe for a rash he now has on his hands, which may be from an infection. ', 'Reply headed \'Mr Sanderson, Gatesgill\'. p.61. Reply to Joseph Sanderson\'s letter of 15 January 1775 (Letter ID 1109) Cullen is happy with his progress regarding  his stomach, but offers advice and an ointment recipe for a rash he now has on his hands, which may be from an infection. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 879, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3768, 'CUL/1/1/5/31', '1774-01-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 January 1774', '', 'Dyspepsia &c Miss B of B', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Bethune of Balfour\' [Vol.5 p.62]', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Bethune of Balfour\'. p.62', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 688, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3769, 'CUL/1/1/5/32', '1775-01-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 January 1775', '', 'Leucophlegmatica', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Dr [James] Saunders about Lady Abercrombie\', largely concerned with purging and the continued use of an issue and other treatments [Vol. 5, pp.63-4]. Identification of addressee as Dr James Saunders of Banff manifest from his other letters concerning the Abercromby family. ', 'Reply \'To Dr Saunders about Lady Abercrombie\', largely concerned with purging and the continued use of an issue and other treatments [Vol. 5, pp.63-4]. Identification of addressee as Dr James Saunders of Banff manifest from his other letters concerning the Abercromby family. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 874, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3770, 'CUL/1/1/5/33', '1775-01-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 January 1775', '', 'Eruption', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Stewart\' [Vol.5, pp.65-6]', 'Reply enheaded \'For Mrs Stewart\'. pp.65-6. [seems to be a reply to letter 1110, destination of letter inferred from 1110 - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1377, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3771, 'CUL/1/1/5/34', '1775-02-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 February 1775', '', 'Ophthalmia & Haeomatemesis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Captain Innes\' in the form of a very heavily abbreviated casebook entry [Vol. 34,  pp.67-9]. Mentions his local physician, Dr Saunders, but unclear if Saunders is the addressee.', 'Reply headed \'For Captain Innes\'. pp.67-9.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 993, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3772, 'CUL/1/1/5/35', '1775-02-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 February 1775', '', 'Scrophula Mr C.', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Dr Duncanson &amp; Mr Campbell\' [Vol.5, p.70]. The patient has been identified as \'little Duncan Campbell\', Captain James Campbell\'s son. It is addressed to John Duncanson and Archibald Campbell. This response may have passed through the hands of J. More, Writer to the Signet, whose name appeared on the incoming letter.', 'Reply headed \'For Dr Duncanson &amp; Mr Campbell\'. p.70. This letter deals with the same case as 1106 and 1119. The patient is little Duncan Campbell, Captain James Campbell\'s son. It is addressed to John Duncanson and Archibald Campbell. - MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 630, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3773, 'CUL/1/1/5/36', '1775-02-00', 'c', 'i', NULL, 'February? 1775', '', 'Dyspepsia & Hypochondriasis', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Sir Wm Murray Baronet\' (William Murray of Ochtertyre) [Vol.5 pp.71-3]. Cullen recommends stomachic powders, for which he gives a recipe, Hartfell Spa water, and cold bathing, with the use of the bathing machine, which he believes will be more effective if Sir William shaves his hair. Date late February - early March inferred from place in casebook.', 'Reply headed \'for Sir Wm Murray Baronet\' (William Murray of Ochtertyre). Cullen recommends stomachic powders, for which he gives a recipe, Hartfell Spa water, and cold bathing, with the use of the bathing machine, which he believes will be more effective if Sir William shaves his hair. Date late February - early March inferred from place in casebook. pp.71-3 [MMG].', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 876, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3774, 'CUL/1/1/5/37', '1775-03-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 March 1775', '', 'Hysteria', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Mr [Hugh] Downman\' [Vol.5, pp.74-5], regarding his sister, Miss Downman, who has \'a great deal of bodily disease\', as well as \'a weakness and delicacy of the nervous system\'.', 'Reply headed \'Mr Downman\'. Contains a recipe for \'Miss Downman\'. pp.74-5. \n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1219, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3775, 'CUL/1/1/5/38', '1775-03-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 March 1775', '', 'Scrophula Mr L', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Laing\'s son\' [Vol.5 pp.76-8], who is being treated for a tumour on his leg.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Laing\'s son\', who is being treated for a tumour on his leg [Vol. 5, pp.76-8].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1257, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3776, 'CUL/1/1/5/39', '1775-03-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 March 1775', '', 'Remittent Fever &amp; Ague Cake, found to be an abcess in the side', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Capt. Fraser\' [Vol.5 pp.78-9]', 'Reply headed \'For Capt. Fraser\', pp.78-9.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1258, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3777, 'CUL/1/1/5/40', '1775-04-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 April 1775', '', 'Apoplexy & Palsy', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Collector [Robert] Hunter\' [Vol.5 pp.79-80]. One side of his face is paralysed. Cullen recommends the application of an oil, for which he gives a recipe, or, failing that, a blister on the temple.', 'Reply headed \'For Collector Hunter\' (Robert Hunter, Collector of Customs, Montrose). One side of his face is paralysed. Cullen recommends the application of an oil, for which he gives a recipe, or, failing that, a blister on the temple. pp.79-80 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 875, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3778, 'CUL/1/1/5/41', '1775-06-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 June 1775', '', 'Debility', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Jos. Sanderson Esqr.\' [Vol.5 p.81].', 'Reply headed \'Jos. Sanderson Esqr.\' p.81.\n\nPartly third-person, partly first-person - potentially draft notes rather than a word-for-word copy.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 925, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3779, 'CUL/1/1/5/42', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Back matter from CUL/1/1/5. Two blank pages.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3780, 'CUL/1/1/7/1', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Front cover and three blank pages of CUL/1/1/7. \'Dr William Cullen\'s Consultation Letters from 3rd March 1776 to 6th August 1776\'.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 8, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3781, 'CUL/1/1/7/2', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Index of contents to CUL/1/1/7, listing letters by illness and headed \'Volume Vth\'. Smaller pages bound into volume later. Four pages, with last one blank.', 'n', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3782, 'CUL/1/1/7/3', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Index of contents to CUL/1/1/7, listing contents by patient\'s last name and giving dates. Two pages.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3783, 'CUL/1/1/7/4', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Strip of a former cover to the volume, headed \'Dr Cullen\'s Consultation Letters 3d March 1776 to 6th August 1776\'. Written on reverse of a printed document. Two images.', 'n', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3784, 'CUL/1/1/7/5', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Index to CUL/1/1/7, listing letters by page number. Two images.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3785, 'CUL/1/1/7/6', '1776-03-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 March 1776', '', 'Dyspepsia & Debility', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Maxwell\' who suffers from nervous debility [Vol.7 pp.1-3].', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Maxwell\'. pp.1-3. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1733, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3786, 'CUL/1/1/7/7', '1776-03-10', 'i', 'i', 'i', '10? March? 1776?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, in summary form, of Cullen\'s \'Answers to Mrs Maxwells Queries\' [Vol.7, p.3].', '\nReply, in summary form, of Cullen\'s \'Answers to Mrs Maxwells Queries\' [Vol.7, p.3].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1194, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3787, 'CUL/1/1/7/8', '1776-03-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 March 1776', '', 'Nephritis', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Mr Watson of Overmains\' largely concerned with delivery and use of medicines for his urinary complaint [Vol.,7, p.4].\n', 'Reply headed \'Mr Watson of Overmains\' largely concerned with delivery and use of medicines for his urinary complaint [Vol.,7, p.4].\n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1047, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3788, 'CUL/1/1/7/9', '1776-03-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 March 1776', '', 'Phthisis Miss F.', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'To Mr Fullerton [Q?] Miss F.\' [Vol.7 pp.4-5]. ', 'Casebook copy of reply headed \'To Mr Fullerton [a?]. Miss F.\' pp.4-5. From Dr Cullen regarding treatment of Miss H Fullerton (spelt Fullarton elsewhere); mentions a Dr Hall. [n.b. ounce symbol used then deleted in first line of recipe - transcribed as such but this isn\'t very clear in the transcription - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1383, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3789, 'CUL/1/1/7/10', '1776-03-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 March 1776', '', 'Irritability N. S &amp; Nephritis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning,\'The Case of A B\' , identified elsewhere as a woman aged thirty-six whose case is reported by a Mr Townsend. She is diagnosed  as having a \'constitutional  irritability\' [Vol.7, pp.5-6].', 'Reply concerning,\'The Case of A B\' , identified elsewhere as a woman aged thirty six whose case is reported by a Mr Townsend. She is diagnosed  as having a \'constitutional  irritability\' [Vol.7, pp.5-6].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1266, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3790, 'CUL/1/1/7/11', '1776-03-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 March 1776', '', '\'Amaurosis compressionis\' (\'scrophuosa\' is struck out)', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'To Dr Thomas q. Miss Evans [Vol.7 pp.6-7]', 'Reply headed \'To Dr Thomas &amp; Miss Evans\'. pp.6-7.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1264, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3791, 'CUL/1/1/7/12', '1776-03-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 March 1776', '', 'Phthisis Miss F.', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [almost certainly to Dr Hall] concerning \'Miss Hearsey Fullarton\', with informal advice on regimen and also mentioning a Mr Waugh [Vol. 7, p.8].', 'Reply [almost certainly to Dr Hall] concerning \'Miss Hearsey Fullarton\', with informal advice on regimen and also mentioning a Mr Waugh [Vol. 7, p.8].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2576, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3792, 'CUL/1/1/7/13', '1776-03-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 March 1776', '', 'Chlorisis & Dyspepsia Miss M', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Miss Marshall\' [Vol.7 pp.9-10]', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Marshall\'. pp.9-10', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1572, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3793, 'CUL/1/1/7/14', '1776-04-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 April 1776', '', 'Mania Mr M.', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Macfarlane to Mr Gordon\' giving further advice of managing the Revd. Macfarlane\'s \'Mania\' [Vol.7, pp.10-11]. Cullen considers the case a \'bad one but by no means desperate\'.', '\nReply \'For Mr Macfarlane to Mr Gordon\' giving further advice of managing Macfarlane\'s \'Mania\' [Vol.7, pp.10-11]. Cullen considers the case a \'bad one but by no means desperate.\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1198, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3794, 'CUL/1/1/7/15', '1776-04-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 April 1776', '', 'Hypochondriasis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Whytlaw\' [Vol.7 p.11]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Whytlaw\'. p.11', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1022, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3795, 'CUL/1/1/7/16', '1776-04-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 April 1776', '', 'Lameness in the Leg', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Dr Alexander Stevenson] headed \'For Mr MacDowal [McDouall]\' regarding a pain in his leg and recurrent stomach problems [Vol.,7, pp.12-13].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr MacDowal [McDouall]\' regarding a pain in his leg and recurrent stomach problems [Vol.,7, pp.12-13].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1575, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3796, 'CUL/1/1/7/17', '1776-04-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 April 1776', '', 'Tetanus or Chorea', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Lyels Son\' [Vol.7, pp.14-15]', 'Reply headed \'Mr Lyels Son\'. pp.14-15.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1035, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3797, 'CUL/1/1/7/18', '1776-04-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 April 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Robert Stevens of Broadland Esqr\', regarding the continued use of an oil  [Vol.7, p.15].', 'Reply headed \'To Robert Stevens of Broadland Esqr\', p.15', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1419, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(3798, 'CUL/1/1/7/19', '1776-04-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 April 1776', '', 'Chorea G. A. N.', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'To Dr Saunders q Genl. Abercrombie\'s Neice\' [Vol.7 pp.16-17]', 'Reply headed \'To Dr Saunders q. Genl. Abercrombie\'s Neice\'. pp.16-17 I have added \'Dr Saunders\' as patient\'s physician as I do not know which Dr Saunders he is writing to. GW', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1348, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3799, 'CUL/1/1/7/20', '1776-04-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 April 1776', '', 'Dyspepsia', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'Mrs Davies\' [Vol.7 pp.17-18]', 'Reply headed \'Mrs Davies\'. pp.17-18.\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3085, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3800, 'CUL/1/1/7/21', '1776-04-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 April 1776', '', 'Nervous', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Reddie\' [Vol.7, pp.19-21]', 'Reply headed \'for Mr Reddie\'. pp.19-21. Strip missing from top of page, but this seems to have been cut out before the letter was written as nothing is obviously missing.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1568, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3801, 'CUL/1/1/7/22', '1776-04-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 April 1776', '', 'Hysteria or Nervous', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to an unnamed person, probably a medical practitioner \'For Miss Wilkie\' who is diagnosed as nervous and hysteric [Vol.7, p.21].\n', 'Reply \'For Miss Wilkie\' who is diagnosed as nervous and hysteric [Vol.7, p.21].\n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1226, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3802, 'CUL/1/1/7/23', '1776-04-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 April 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply in response to a request for information from Dr John Gilchrist in treating his patient, the surgeon Mr James Hill for calculus, headed \'Management of the Uva Ursi\' [Bearberry Leaves], in which Cullen discusses his own use of them in such cases [Vol.7, p.22]. ', 'Reply in response to a request for information from Dr John Gilchrist in treating his patient John Hill for calculus, headed \'Management of the Uva Ursi\' [Bearberry Leaves], in which Cullen discusses his use of them in such cases [Vol.7, p.22]. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 986, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3803, 'CUL/1/1/7/24', '1776-04-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 April 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'To Mr Dunlop about Miss Hamilton\' [Vol.7 p.22], advising her to take Dover\'s Powders in a regimen to induce a sweat.', 'Short instructions headed \'To Mr Dunlop about Miss Hamilton\'. p.22 Reply to Letter ID 1266, advising her to take Dover\'s Powders in a regimen to induce a sweat. [MMG] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 970, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3804, 'CUL/1/1/7/25', '1776-05-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 May 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply titled \'Ditto\', so presumably \'To Mr Dunlop about Miss Harrison\' as the above letter [Vol.7 p.22]', 'Case book copy of reply headed \'Ditto\' (so presumably \'To Mr Dunlop about Miss Hamilton\', as above). p.22 [Mr Dunlop and Miss Hamilton linked on basis of this assumed link between 3803 and 3804  - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1576, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3805, 'CUL/1/1/7/26', '1776-04-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 April 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Merry about Mrs ____\' [Vol.7 pp.23-4]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Merry about Mrs _____\'. pp.23-4.\n\n[This has a recipe - don\'t transcribe until after the recipes workshop]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1205, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3806, 'CUL/1/1/7/27', '1776-04-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 April 1776', '', 'Ophthalmia', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For the Honble Mr [John] Douglas\', younger son of the Earl of Selkirk who has opthalmia and is to avoid the \'strong light, candles, fire\' [Vol.7, pp.24-5].', 'Reply \'For the Honble Mr [John] Douglas\', younger son of the Earl of Selkirk who has opthalmia and is to avoid the \'strong light, candles, fire\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2604, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3807, 'CUL/1/1/7/28', '1776-05-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 May 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Thompson of Charleton\' [Vol.7 pp.25-7]', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Thompson of Charleton\'. pp.25-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1395, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3808, 'CUL/1/1/7/29', '1776-05-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 May 1776', '', 'Abscess?', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, addressed to an unidentified practitioner, \'For Miss Stevenson\' [Vol.7, pp. 27-9]. Cullen enters into an unusual degree of speculation concerning the likely cause of a possible internal abcess, and cites post-mortem findings of other cases. He is also careful to state that his advice is to be shown to the patient\'s brother rather than her father.', 'Reply \'For Miss Stevenson\' [Vol.7, pp.27-9]. Cullen enters into an unusual degree of speculation concerning the likely cause of a possible internal abcess, and cites post-mortem findings of other cases. He is also careful to state which Mr Stevenson he is writing for.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1386, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3809, 'CUL/1/1/7/30', '1776-05-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 May 1776', '', 'Scrophula', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Miss Melvil\', in the form of a summary with a recipe for an aperient [Vol.7, pp.29-30]. ', 'Reply \'For Miss Melvil\' [Vol.7, pp.29-30]. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1227, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3810, 'CUL/1/1/7/31', '1776-05-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'May? 1776?', '', 'Dropsy', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Macculloch of Glastulich\'. which, although not numbered, presents a formal regimen in summary [Vol.7,  pp.31-2]. Text incomplete where the copyist left gaps. Addressees inferred from related letters but only known by initials.', 'Reply \'For Mr Macculloch of Glastulich\'. which, although not numbered, presents a formal regimen [Vol.7,  pp.31-2]. text incomplete whereThe copyist left gaps.\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1159, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3811, 'CUL/1/1/7/32', '1776-05-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 May 1776', '', 'Chorea G. A. N.', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'Dr Saunders Q. General Abercrombies Niece\', approving of the use of electricity in cases of Chorea [Vol. 7, pp.33-4].', 'reply \'Dr Saunders Q. General Abercrombies Niece\', approving of the use of electricity in cases of Chorea [Vol., 7, pp.33-4]. Reference to Sydenham needs footnote...', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1384, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3812, 'CUL/1/1/7/33', '1776-05-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 May 1776', '', 'Mania Mr M', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed  \'Revd. Mr Gordon about Mr McFarlane\' [Vol.7, p.34]. Short summary of Cullen\'s further directions for treating this case of \'Mania\'. He cannot \'understand [why] you have bungled the waistcoat [straight-jacket]\' and will send \'Directions\' on its manufacture (not included).', 'Reply headed  \'Revd. Mr Gordon about Mr McFarlane\' [Vol.7, p.34]. Short summary of Cullen\'s further directions for treating this case of \'Mania\'. He cannot \'understand [why] you have bungled the waistcoat [straight-jacket]\' and will send \'Directions\' on its manufacture (not included).', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1385, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3813, 'CUL/1/1/7/34', '1776-05-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 May 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Anderson\' [Vol.7 pp.34-6]', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Anderson\'. pp.34-6. Some Latin in transcription still to be translated [GW].', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1387, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3814, 'CUL/1/1/7/35', '1776-05-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 May 1776', '', 'Phthisis Capt. S.', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Capt. Skene\' [Vol.7 pp.36-7]', 'Reply headed \'For Capt. Skene\'. pp.36-7.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1388, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3815, 'CUL/1/1/7/36', '1776-05-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 May 1776', '', 'Chlorosis & Dyspepsia Miss M', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Copland about Miss Marshall\' [Vol.7 p. 38], concerning Miss Marshall\'s Chlorosis and Dyspepsia.', 'Casebook copy of reply headed \'Mr Copland about Miss Marshall\'. p.38, concerning Miss Marshall\'s Chlorosis and Dyspepsia [same case discussed in 3860, also from Cullen to Copland re. Miss Marshall (10 Jul 1776) - EK] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1589, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3816, 'CUL/1/1/7/37', '1776-05-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 May 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, in heavily contracted form, to \'Thomas Christie Esqr.\' in which Cullen concedes that Christie\'s diagnosis of his own condition may have been correct and in with the physician then enters into a detailed discussion of the relative merits of using issues and setons [Vol.7, pp.38-41]. Cullen also comments on an unnamed girl with a tumour on her neck whose case was drawn to his attention by Christie. Christie moves between Montrose, London and the Americas  so it has not been possible to verify the place to which this letter was directed.', 'Reply headed \'Thomas Christie Esqr.\' pp.38-41. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4970, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3817, 'CUL/1/1/7/38', '1776-05-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 May 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Lady Catherine Gordon\' [Vol.7 p.41]', 'Recipe \'For Lady Catherine Gordon\'. p.41\n\n[This has a recipe - don\'t transcribe until after the recipes workshop]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1049, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3818, 'CUL/1/1/7/39', '1776-05-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 May 1776', '', 'Dyspepsia', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Edmonstone\'s Sister in Law\' [Vol.7 pp.42-5]. Notes her fever but in the main addresses her stomach problems. Appears to be response to letter 1274, but as letter 1634 notes it reached the family after the Sister in Law had died.', 'Case book copy of reply headed \'For Mr Edmonstone\'s Sister in Law\'. pp.42-5, notes her fever but it the main addresses her stomach problems. Appears to be response to letter 1274, but as letter 1634 notes it reached the family after the Sister in Law had died.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1606, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3819, 'CUL/1/1/7/40', '1776-05-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 May 1776', '', 'Enuresis calculosa', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Tait Surgeon at Ely\' [Vol.7 p.46]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Tait Surgeon at Ely\'. p.46', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1397, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3820, 'CUL/1/1/7/41', '1776-05-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 May 1776', '', 'Hepatitis? & Dropsy', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr John Gilchrist,  \'for Mrs Blackstock\', concerning how to treat her difficult case trying doses of Garlic or Mezereon [Vol.7, pp.46-8].', 'Reply to Dr John Gilchrist,  \'for Mrs Blackstock\', concerning her difficult case [Vol.7, pp.46-8].\n\nResponse to letter 1276 from John Gilchrist (May 22 1776; Dumfries as destination of latter inferred from this) - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1643, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3821, 'CUL/1/1/7/42', '1776-05-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'May? 1776?', '', 'Dropsy & Asthma', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Mr Lamont Q. Major Sandilands\', concerning the continued treatment of his \'dropsical and asthmatic symptoms\' [Vol.7, pp.48-9].', 'Reply \'To Mr Lamont Q. Major Sandilands\'. Dropsy and Asthma. pp.48-9. Includes recipe descriptors in the text. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1296, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3822, 'CUL/1/1/7/43', '1776-05-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 May 1776', '', 'Rheumatism Chronic', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Metford\' regarding treatment for Chronic Rheumatism [Vol.7, p.49]. ', 'Reply \'For Mr Metford\' regarding treatment for Chronic Rheumatism [Vol.7, p.49]. \n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1655, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3823, 'CUL/1/1/7/44', '1776-05-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 May 1776', '', 'Rheumatick', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For the Honble Captain Frederick Maitland\' [Vol.7 pp50-1]. Divided into \'Case\' and \'Advice\'. Appears to be Cullen\'s notes from a personal visit rather then the transcript of a reply to an incoming letter (none present).', 'Reply headed \'For the Honble Captain Frederick Maitland\'. Divided into \'Case\' and \'Advice\'. pp.50-1. Appears to be Cullen\'s notes from a personal visit rather then the transcript of a reply to an incoming letter (none present). DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1700, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3824, 'CUL/1/1/7/45', '1776-06-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 June 1776', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Lord Cathcart\' concerning his management and treatment for Pthisis  [Vol.7, pp.52-3]. No addressee identified and this might possibly be Cullen\'s summary of a regimen provided at a personal consultation. This inference is reinforced by the letter from Cathcart dated 4 June (one day later), which suggests that he has just reached his hone at Shaw Park near Glasgow having just seen Cullen in Edinburgh (see Letter 1282). Moreover, other letters relating to this case are all addressed directly to Cathcart rather than to an intermediary practitioner.', '\n\nReply \'For Lord Cathcart\' concerning his management and treatment for Pthisis  [Vol.7, pp.52-3]. No addressee identified and this might possibly be Cullen\'s summary of a regimen provided at a personal consultation. This inference is reinforced by the letter from Cathcart dated 4 June (one day later), which suggests that he has just reached his hone at Shaw Park near Glasgow having just seen Cullen in Edinburgh (see Letter 1282). Moreover, other letters relating to this case are all addressed directly to Cathcart rather than to an intermediary practitioner.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1728, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3825, 'CUL/1/1/7/46', '1776-06-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 June 1776', '', 'Gout Cr. of D.', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply probably to Dr Thomas Gillespie headed \'Mr Crauford of Doonside\' [Vol.7, pp.53-5].  The recipe refers readers to recipe for Lord Cathcart on p.53 [see previous document, ID:3824]. ', 'Reply headed \'Mr Crauford of Doonside\'. pp.53-5 [recipe refers reader to p. 56 and same recipe for Lord Cathcart; given other correspondence in case, letter likely sent to Dr Thomas Gillespie (ID 552), though did not link to him as no reference to him in letter; \'Doonside\' in Ayr suggested as place - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1760, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3826, 'CUL/1/1/7/47', '1776-06-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 June 1776', '', 'Enuresis Calculosa', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Tait Q. Kincraig\' [Vol.7 p.56]', 'Reply headed \'Mr Tait Q. Kincraig\'. p.56 ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1404, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3827, 'CUL/1/1/7/48', '1776-06-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 June 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, assumed to be addressed to Richard Allen, \'For Mr Harkness\', consisting of a brief summary of advice and a recipe [Vol.7. p.56].', 'Reply, assumed to be addressed to Richard Allen, \'For Mr Harkness\', consisting of a brief summary of advice and a recipe [Vol.7. p.56].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1807, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3828, 'CUL/1/1/7/49', '1776-06-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 June 1776', '', 'Irritability', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Miss Juliana Creswell\' [Vol.7 pp.57-8]', 'Casebook copy of reply headed \'For Miss Juliana Creswell\'. p.57-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1837, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3829, 'CUL/1/1/7/50', '1776-06-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 June 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Lord Cathcart\', reassuring him about a perceived urinary disorder [Vol.7, pp.59-60].', 'Reply \'To Lord Cathcart\', reassuring him about a perceived urinary disorder [Vol.7, pp.59-60].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1390, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3830, 'CUL/1/1/7/51', '1776-06-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 June 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Brownlee at Lanerk\' [Vol.7 p.60]', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Brownlee at Lanerk\'. p.60. Based on the other letters in her case, the \'perpetual issue\' seems to be caused by scrofula. (FM)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1847, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3831, 'CUL/1/1/7/52', '1776-06-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 June 1776', '', 'Lord Cathcart', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Lord Cathcart\' [Vol.7 p.61]. The patient\'s cough seems to have improved. Cullen blames the quantity of milk for Cathcart\'s lack of appetite and recommends a vomit; tincture of the bark also recommended.', 'Casebook copy of reply headed \'Lord Cathcart\'. p.61 [the patient\'s cough seems to have improved, Cullen blames the quantity of milk for Cathcart\'s lack of appetite and recommends a vomit; tincture of the bark also recommended - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2215, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3832, 'CUL/1/1/7/53', '1776-06-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 June 1776', '', 'Catarrh', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Mr Hunter of Thurston Q[uery]  his brother\'. [Vol.7, pp.62-3].', 'Reply headed \'To Mr Hunter of Thurston Q his brother\'. pp.62-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1391, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3833, 'CUL/1/1/7/54', '1776-06-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 June 1776', '', 'Rheumatism A. S. G.', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Alexander Spalding Gordon Esqr\' who has a venereal infection [Vol.7 pp.64-5].', 'Reply headed \'For Alexr Spalding Gordon Esqr.\' References directions given to Lord Cassillis, \'p.44 of Vol. IV.\' pp.64-5.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1394, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3834, 'CUL/1/1/7/55', '1776-06-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 June 1776', '', 'Gout C. of D.', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Dr Thomas Gillespie at Air. Q. Mr Craufurd\' (and annotation suggests Mr Crauford of Doonside), largely discussing the state of the patient\'s stomach [Vol.7, p.66].', 'Reply to \'Dr Thomas Gillespie at Air. Q. Mr Craufurd\' (and annotation suggests Mr Crauford of Doonside), largely discussing the state of the patient\'s stomach [Vol.7, p.66].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1392, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3835, 'CUL/1/1/7/56', '1776-06-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 June 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Beridge Q. Mrs Beridge\' [Vol.7 pp.67-8]; Cullen also adds \'what you do not expect, an advice for yourself\' regarding gout.', 'Reply headed \'Dr Beridge Q. Mrs Beridge\'. pp.67-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1396, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3836, 'CUL/1/1/7/57', '1776-06-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 June 1776', '', 'Gout', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Dickson\' (the younger) concerning the treatment of his gout [Vol.7, pp.69-70].', 'Reply \'For Mr Dickson\' (the younger) concerning the treatment of his gout [Vol.7, pp.69-70].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1399, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3837, 'CUL/1/1/7/58', '1776-06-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 June 1776', '', 'Gout Cr of D', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Gillespie about Crauford of Doonside [Vol.7 pp.70-1]', 'Reply headed \'Dr Gillespie about Crauford of Doonside\'. pp.70-1.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1403, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3838, 'CUL/1/1/7/59', '1776-06-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 June 1776', '', 'Phthisis Miss F', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Miss Fullarton\' [Vol.7 pp.72-3]', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Fullarton\'. pp.72-3.\n\nThe whole letter may have been copied/drafted by the same person, but I\'ve used handShift to indicate changes in the writing over the course of the letter: when it suddenly becomes very messy (as if rushed and/or written by another scribe) and when a section looks like it was written at a different time or using a different (or mended) pen. (FM)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1417, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3839, 'CUL/1/1/7/60', '1776-06-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 June 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Mr Henderson\', reassuring him that spitting blood can be caused by anxiety, and assuring him of the value of his proposed trip to Paris, or even on to Spa, in easing his delicate nerves [Vol. pp.74-5].', 'Reply \'To Mr Henderson\', reassuring him that spitting blood can be caused by anxiety, and advising him on the value of a trip to Paris, or even on to Spa, in easing his delicate nerves [Vol. pp.74-5].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1482, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3840, 'CUL/1/1/7/61', '1776-06-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 June 1776', '', 'Rheumatick A S. G.', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr John Gilchrist, headed \'For Mr Spalding Gordon\', responding to Gilchrist\'s  \'journal\' of the case sent on the 19th, and concerning how to continue treatment for a gouty condition [Vol.7, p.76].', 'Reply to Dr John Gilchrist, headed \'For Mr Spalding Gordon\'. concerning his continued treatment for a gouty condition [Vol.7, p.76].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1483, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3841, 'CUL/1/1/7/62', '1776-06-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 June 1776', '', 'Vomiting', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr John Alves, headed \'For Mrs Fraser\' concerning the treatment of her vomiting  [Vol.7,  p.77].', 'Reply to Dr John Alves, headed \'For Mrs Fraser\' concerning the treatment of her vomiting  [Vol.7,  p.77].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1489, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3842, 'CUL/1/1/7/63', '1776-06-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 June 1776', '', 'Peterhead Water', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Barclay\', concerning taking the waters at Peterhead, combined with sea bathing [Vol.7, pp.78-9].', 'Reply \'For Mrs Barclay\', concerning taking the waters at Peterhead, combined with sea bathing [Vol.7, pp.78-9].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1619, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3843, 'CUL/1/1/7/64', '1776-06-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 June 1776', '', 'Phthisis Miss . F.', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Notes entitled \'The Case of Miss Fullerton\' who is spitting up blood [Vol. 7, pp.79-80]. Probably the notes Cullen made after a personal consultation (mentioned in related letters) at Edinburgh, when her father was to inform Cullen in person of his daughter\'s case to date.', 'Notes enheaded \'The Case of Miss Fullerton\' who is spitting up blood [Vol. 7, pp.79-80]. Probably the notes Cullen made after a personal consultation (mentioned in related letters) at Edinburgh, when her father was to inform Cullen in person of his daughter\'s case to date.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1618, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3844, 'CUL/1/1/7/65', '1776-06-26', 'c', 'i', 'c', '26 June? 1776', '', 'Dropsy ending with delirium &amp; Convulsions', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Dr Gilchrist\' concerning Mrs Blackstock who is diagnosed as having \'dropsy\' on the brain [Vol.7, pp.80-1].', 'Reply headed \'To Dr Gilchrist\' concerning Mrs Blackstock pp.80-1. \n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1734, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3845, 'CUL/1/1/7/66', '1776-06-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 June 1776', '', 'Enuresis', 2, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply for \'Mr Kerr of Etall\'. Advice for the elderly (Sir) William Carr of Etal, (father of Lady Erroll), for urinary problems. The enclosure of an electuary recipe is mentioned, but it is not appended to this case book entry.', 'Reply headed \'Mr Kerr of Etall\'. pp.82-3. Advice for the elderly (Sir) William Carr of Etal, (father of Lady Erroll), for urinary problems. The enclosure of an electuary recipe is mentioned, but it is not appended. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 11:21:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1090, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3846, 'CUL/1/1/7/67', '1776-06-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 June 1776', '', 'Chorea Miss F. feigned', 2, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Skene Q. the Honble Miss Fraser\' [Vol.7 pp.83-4]', 'Reply headed \'Dr Skene Q. the Honble Miss Fraser\'. Ends at the top of p.84 - Letter 3847 is separate letter, although presumably sent along with it, giving Cullen\'s true opinion. pp.83-4. This is the ostensible letter. She seems to have hysterical symptoms: Cullen advises throwing cold water over her, electric shocks or a cautery. He writes, regarding the application of electricity: \'We have portable machines here of sufficient force &amp; I daresay, you have such in Aberdeen\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1091, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3847, 'CUL/1/1/7/68', '1776-06-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 June 1776', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning Miss Fraser, presumably to Dr Skene. Cullen says that from what he saw of the patient, \'I am persuaded that if not the whole the greatest part of her ailments are feigned\'; he wrote the preceding letter (ID:3846, which was presumably enclosed with this one) \'to be ostensible, and here I give you my real opinion\', as it might put her mother \'out of countenance\'.', 'Letter concerning Miss Fraser, presumably to Dr Skene. Cullen says that from what he saw of the patient, \'I am persuaded that if not the whole the greatest part of her ailments are feigned\'; he wrote the preceding letter (3846, presumably enclosed with it) \'to be ostensible, and here I give you my real opinion\', as it might put her mother \'out of countenance\'. \n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1092, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3848, 'CUL/1/1/7/69', '1776-06-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 June 1776', '', 'Rheumatick A. S. G.', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr John Gilchrist headed \'For Mr Spalding Gordon\' in which Cullen offers ongoing advice on blistering, ointments and laxatives [Vol.7, pp.84-6]. ', 'reply headed \'For Mr Spalding Gordon\' in which Cullen offers ongoing advice on blistering, ointments and laxatives [Vol.7, pp.84-6]. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1093, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3849, 'CUL/1/1/7/70', '1776-06-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 June 1776', '', 'Mr Harkness', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, presumably to Richard Allen, concerning \'Mr Harkness\' [Vol.7 pp.87-8], with advice on the flesh brush and diaphoretics.', 'Reply headed \'Mr Harkness\'. pp.87-8, replying to a letter of 25 June, with advice on the flesh brush and diaphoretics. Refers to directions \'formerly given\'. Is he the same person as \'Robert Harkness\' in 1774? [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1094, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3850, 'CUL/1/1/7/71', '1776-06-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 June 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Macalesters Son\' [Vol.7 pp.88-9]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Macalasters son\'. pp.88-9. Advice regarding infant whose ears have to be syringed. Probably sent to Hugh Marshall in Rothesay (part of ongoing case from winter 1775). [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1095, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3851, 'CUL/1/1/7/72', '1776-07-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 July 1776', '', 'Gout', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Thomas Yorstoun, \'For The Revd Mr Yorstoun\' his father [Vol.7, pp.89-91]. Cullen advises on treating the father\'s gout, piles and anal prolapse, and comments very briefly on the case of Mr Kennedy, another of their patients. ', '\nReply to Dr Thomas Yorstoun, \'For The Revd Mr Yorstoun\' his father [Vol.7, pp.89-91]. Cullen advises on treating the father\'s gout, piles and anal prolapse, and comments very briefly on the case of Mr Kennedy, another of their patients. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1116, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3852, 'CUL/1/1/7/73', '1776-07-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 July 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Mr Robert Chisholm\' encouraging him to be \'patient and hope for better days\', when a visit to Bath will help his complaint [Vol.7, p. 91].', 'Reply to \'Mr Robert Chisholm\' encouraging him to be \'patient and hope for better days\', when a visit to Bath will help his complaint [Vol.7, p. 91].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1160, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3853, 'CUL/1/1/7/74', '1776-07-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 July 1776', '', 'Goat whey', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Seton\'. with advice on goat whey treatment (presumably for phthisis), including the care and milking of the goats [Vol.7, pp.91-4]. Cullen suggests she may need to winter in another climate.', 'Reply \'For Mrs Seton\'. with advice on goat whey treatment (presumably for phthisis), including the care and milking of the goats [Vol.7, pp.91-4]. Cullen suggests she may need to winter in another climate. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1100, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3854, 'CUL/1/1/7/75', '1776-07-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 July 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Countess of Errol about Lady Charlotte Hay\' [Vol.7 p.94]', 'Reply headed \'Countess of Errol about Lady Charlotte Hay\'. p.94. Recipes to deal with the child\'s costiveness, to which he ascribes her headaches. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1101, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3855, 'CUL/1/1/7/76', '1776-07-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 July 1776', '', 'Nervous', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'To Dr Skene Q Mr Lumsden\' [Vol.7 pp.95-6]', 'Reply headed \'To Dr Skene Q Mr Lumsden\'. pp.95-6. Advice and recipes in response to Letter ID 1301. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1102, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3856, 'CUL/1/1/7/77', '1776-07-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 July 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Shiels\'s Friend\', [Vol. 7, pp.96-7]. Cullen recommends Bath water and climate of Bristol. Heavily contracted summary of Cullen\'s response to Sheil\'s letter from Bristol (Letter ID: 1295). ', 'Reply \'For Mr Shiels\'s Friend\', [Vol. 7, pp.96-7]. Cullen recommends Bath water and climate of Bristol. heavily contracted summary. Relates to Letter 1295. [MMG] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:55:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1103, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3857, 'CUL/1/1/7/78', '1776-07-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 July 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Mr Spalding Gordon\', [Vol.7, pp.97-9]. Advice for his physician [identified as Dr John Gilchrist of Dumfries] in response to Letter ID:1305 and its enclosures, as his symptoms seem to have become worse. Recipes include an eyewash.', 'Reply \'To Mr Spalding Gordon\', [Vol.7, pp.97-9]. Advice for his physician [identified as Dr John Gilchrist of Dumfries] in response to Letter ID 1305 and its enclosures, as his symptoms seem to have become worse. Recipes include an eyewash. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:55:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1104, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3858, 'CUL/1/1/7/79', '1776-07-00', 'i', 'i', 'i', 'July? 1776?', '', 'Mania [\'see p.112\' added later in pencil in more modern hand]', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply with \'Queries concerning Mr.\' [Vol.7, pp.99-100]. Cullen provides a list of questions concerning the onset of the patient\'s mental disorder and requests \'a full &amp; printed answer to these Queries\' Date based on position in case-book..', 'Reply with \'Queries concerning Mr.\' List of questions, and requests \'a full &amp; printed answer to these Queries\' which are concerned to elicit information regarding a patient who is mentally ill pp.99-100. Date based on position in case-book..', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1195, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3859, 'CUL/1/1/7/80', '1776-07-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 July 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Balmain\' [Vol.7 pp.100-1]', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Balmain\'. pp.100-1', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1564, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3860, 'CUL/1/1/7/81', '1776-07-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 July 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Coupland Q. Miss Marshall\' [Vol.7 p.102]', 'Reply headed \'Mr Coupland Q. Miss Marshall\'. p.102.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1590, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3861, 'CUL/1/1/7/82', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Blank page (p.103)', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3862, 'CUL/1/1/7/83', '1776-07-13', 'c', 'c', 'i', '13? July 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, headed for \'Mrs Thorp\' [Vol.7 pp.104-105]. Offering dietary advice and prescriptions for aperients and a glyster. Month and year are certain from Casebook and date is inferred from position.', 'Reply, for \'Mrs Thorp\' [Vol.7 pp.104-105]. Offering dietary advice and prescriptions for aperients and a glyster. Month and year are certain from Casebook and date is inferred from position. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5215, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3863, 'CUL/1/1/7/84', '1776-07-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 July 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr S. Gordon\'  identified as being addressed to Dr John Gilchrist [Vol.7 p. 105]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr S. Gordon\'. [Probably Mr Alexander Spalding Gordon, junior, who\'s referred to as \'Mr S. Gordon\' in earlier letters in this letterbook - JPB] \np.105', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1849, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3864, 'CUL/1/1/7/85', '1776-07-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 July 1776', '', 'Dropsy & Asthma', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Mr Hunter of Thurston\' answering \'your of the 11th\' and concerning the continued treatment of his brother James for asthma and dropsy [Vol.7, p.106].', 'Reply \'To Mr Hunter of Thurston\' answering \'your of the 11th\' and concerning the continued treatment of his brother for asthma and dropsy [Vol.7, p.106].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1675, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3865, 'CUL/1/1/7/86', '1776-07-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 July 1776', '', 'Cattarhus', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Lord Cathcart\', advising him to journey South for the sake of his lungs (Vol.7, p.107 and the top half of p.109 (see note at foot of 107)].', 'Reply headed \'Lord Cathcart\', advising him to journey South for the sake of his lungs (Vol.7, p.107 and the top half of p.109 (see note at foot of 107)].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1569, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3866, 'CUL/1/1/7/87', '1776-07-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 July 1776', '', 'Corstorphine Water', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply for  \'Miss Gordon\' with advice on her taking Corstorphine Water [Vol.7, p.108].', 'Reply for  \'Miss Gordon\' with advice on her taking Corstorphine Water [Vol.7, p.108].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1672, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3867, 'CUL/1/1/7/88', '1776-07-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 July 1776', '', 'Fits', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'To Mr Rudd Q Mr Pease\'s son\' [Vol.7 pp.109-110]', 'Reply headed \'To Mr Rudd Q Mr Pease\'s son\', pp.109-110', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1573, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3868, 'CUL/1/1/7/89', '1776-07-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 July 1776', '', 'Scrophula & Gout', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Corn. Inglis Q. Miss Brownlee\' [Vol.7 p.111]', 'Reply headed \'Mr Corn. Inglis Q. Miss Brownlee\', p.111', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1625, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3869, 'CUL/1/1/7/90', '1776-07-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 July 1776', '', 'Mania', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Strachan\' who has a mental illness [Vol., 7, p.112]. Relates to Letter ID:1314, but addressee, who could be the patient\'s relative or an attendant practitioner, is unnamed. Gives summary advice on management and a cephalic recipe.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Strachan\'. p.112. Replies to letter 1314, but addressee unnamed. (FM)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:55:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2261, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3870, 'CUL/1/1/7/91', '1776-07-18', 'i', 'i', 'i', '18? July? 1776?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, to unnamed addressee, concerning \'Mr Campbell of Stonefield\' [Vol.7 p.113].', 'Reply headed \'Mr Campbell of Stonefield\'. Anodyne recipe for Archibald Campbell of Stonefield, the aged father of the judge Lord Stonefield, who is suffering from insomnia and costiveness. p.113 Date inferred from place in letter book (between 17 and 19 July 1776). [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 924, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3871, 'CUL/1/1/7/92', '1776-07-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 July 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'To Dr. Jasper Tough about Mr Brown of Kilmarnock\' [Vol.7 pp.113-4]', 'Reply headed \'To Dr. Jasper Tough about Mr Brown of Kilmarnock\'. pp.113-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1641, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3872, 'CUL/1/1/7/93', '1776-07-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 July 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply  \'To Mr S. Spalding Q. Alexr. Spalding Gordon Esqr.\' [Vol.7, p.115].', 'Reply headed \'To Mr S. Spalding Q. Alexr. Spalding Gordon Esqr.\' p.115', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1162, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3873, 'CUL/1/1/7/94', '1776-07-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 July 1776', '', 'Asthma', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Davidson at Eyemouth\'. who has asthma [Vol.7, p.116]. Apparently addressed to an unnamed practitioner who knows a Mr Wightman who is also involved in her case.', '\nReply \'For Miss Davidson at Eyemouth\'. who has asthma [Vol.7, p.116]. Apparently addressed to an unnamed practitioner who knows a Mr Wightman who is also involved in her case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1597, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3874, 'CUL/1/1/7/95', '1776-07-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 July 1776', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Miss Macdougall\' [Vol.7 pp.117-8]', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Macdougal\', pp.117-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1598, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3875, 'CUL/1/1/7/96', '1776-07-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 July 1776', '', 'Contraction of Tendons &c', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr MacDoual\', signed by both Cullen and the surgeon Alexander Wood [Vol.7, pp. 118-20]. ', 'Reply \'For Mr MacDoual\' [This has a recipe - don\'t transcribe until after recipes workshop]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1308, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3876, 'CUL/1/1/7/97', '1776-07-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 July 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Kilpatrick\' [Vol.7 p.121]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Kilpatrick\', p.121\n\n[This has a recipe - don\'t transcribe until after recipes workshop]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1309, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3877, 'CUL/1/1/7/98', '1776-07-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 July 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Mr Carr of Etall\', advising on his continued treatment for a remaining weakness in his thighs and legs with a recipe for an electuary [Vol. 7, p.122].', 'Casebook copy of reply headed \'Mr Carr of Etall\'. p.122. [addresses his lack of appetite with diet advice and a recipe for a stomach strengthening electuary; abbreviated form of place of writing is unclear but looks as though it could be \'Ed<sup>g</sup>\'; two drachm symbols sketched in margin beside recipe not sure whether to transcribe these but did not as it would have confused recipe; reference to patient being in \'New C\', guessed as Newcastle given Etall\'s location in NE England - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2065, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3878, 'CUL/1/1/7/99', '1776-07-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 July 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Parlane about Mrs Hopekirk\' [Vol.7 p.123]', 'Reply headed \'Mr Parlane about Mrs Hopekirk\'. p.123', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1310, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3879, 'CUL/1/1/7/100', '1776-07-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 July 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply for \'Dr Tough about Mr Browne\' with further advice on the use of sea water and medications for a \'schrophulous taint\'  [Vol.7, p.124].', 'Reply for \'Dr Tough about Mr Browne\' with further advice on the use of sea water and medications for a \'schrophulous taint\'  [Vol.7, p.124].\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1311, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3880, 'CUL/1/1/7/101', '1776-07-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 July 1776', '', 'Rheumatism about the head.', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Kirsopp.\'  [Vol. 7, p.125]. Almost certainly addressed to Mr Dean at Hexham.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Kirsopp.\' p.125. Almost certain addressed to Mr Dean.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1532, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3881, 'CUL/1/1/7/102', '1776-07-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 July 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, consisting of just an aperient recipe headed \'For Miss Scott of Hawick\' [Vol. 7, p.126].\n', 'Reply, consisting of just an aperient recipe headed \'For Miss Scott of Hawick\' [Vol. 7, p.126].\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1341, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3882, 'CUL/1/1/7/103', '1776-07-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 July 1776', '', 'Rheumatism or Nervous', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss ____ of Dumfries\' [Vol.7, pp.126-7]. Cullen gives advice on diet and medicine, along with a recommendation that she be \'kept from thinking of herself or her own affairs\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss ___ of Dumfries\'. pp.126-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1342, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3883, 'CUL/1/1/7/104', '1776-07-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 July 1776', '', 'Catarrhal', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply  \'For Miss ___ Junr. Dumfries\', concerning the long-term management of her chest condition [Vol.7, pp.127-8].', 'Reply  \'For Miss ___ Junr. Dumfries\', concerning the long-term management of her chest condition [Vol.7, pp.127-8].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1347, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3884, 'CUL/1/1/7/105', '1776-08-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 August 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Corbet of Dumfries\' [Vol.7 p.128], giving advice for dealing with the patient\'s  \'obstinate but not dangerous\' complaint and a recipe to help with the pain in his bowels.', 'Casebook copy of reply headed \'For Mr Corbet of Dumfries\'. p.128 [gives lifestyle advice for dealing with his \'obstinate but not dangerous\' complaint and a recipe to help with the pain in his bowels - EK]\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2067, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3885, 'CUL/1/1/7/106', '1776-08-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 August 1776', '', 'Cancerous', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply \'To Mr [Andrew] Liddell C. __\', concerning the best treatment for a cancerous tumour in an unnamed female patient [Vol.7, p.129].', 'Reply \'To Mr [Andrew] Liddell C. __\', concerning the best treatment for a cancerous tumour  [Vol.7, p.129].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3096, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3886, 'CUL/1/1/7/107', '1776-08-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 August 1776', '', 'Tenesmus', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'To Dr Garrioch C. Mr Forbes of Bulogie\' [Vol.7, pp.130-1].\n\n', 'Reply headed \'To Dr Garrioch C. Mr Forbes of Bulogie\'. pp.130-1 \n\nXML fixed by Mark! ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3097, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3887, 'CUL/1/1/7/108', '1776-08-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 August 1776', '', 'Suppressio Mensium', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Mr [Edward] Burrow Port Glasgow\' [Vol.,7, pp.131-2]. Advice and a recipe for Mrs Burrow whose menstruation, always difficult, has been delayed by a fright. Cullen gives an emmenagogue recipe in plain English, which he admits is unusual, but is done from his regard for the family. He asks Mr Burrow to have it transcribed, so that the apothecary does not recognise Cullen\'s hand.', 'Reply headed \'Mr Burrow Port Glasgow\'. pp.131-2 Advice and a recipe for a female relative of Edward Burrow. Her menstruation, always difficult, has been delayed by a fright. Cullen assures him there is nothing to worry about provided she has no other symptoms. He advises on diet and exercise, and gives an emmenagogue recipe in plain English, which he admits is unusual, but is done from his regard for the family. He asks Mr Burrow to have it transcribed, so that the apothecary does not recognise Cullen\'s hand. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 991, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3888, 'CUL/1/1/7/109', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Back matter from CUL/1/1/7. Three blank pages.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3889, 'CUL/1/1/8/1', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Cover and front matter (three blank pages) from CUL/1/1/8. \'Dr William Cullen\'s Consultation Letters From 7th August 1776 To 29th March 1777\'.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3890, 'CUL/1/1/8/2', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Index for volume CUL/1/1/8, headed \'Vol VI\'. Lists only illnesses. Smaller pages bound into volume later; two pages.', 'n', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3891, 'CUL/1/1/8/3', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Index for CUL/1/1/8, organised by patient\'s last name. Two pages.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3892, 'CUL/1/1/8/4', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Index for CUL/1/1/8, organised by page number. Two pages.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3893, 'CUL/1/1/8/5', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Strip of old cover for volume, headed \'Dr Cullens Consultation Letters 7th August 1776 to 29th March 1777\'. Two images.', 'n', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(3894, 'CUL/1/1/8/6', '1776-08-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 August 1776', '', 'Dyspepsia', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'Mrs Montgomery of Newton\' [Vol.8 pp.1-2]', 'Reply headed \'Mrs Montgomery of Newton\'. pp.1-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3121, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3895, 'CUL/1/1/8/7', '1776-08-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 August 1776', '', 'Convalescent from Rheum. Fever', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'To Mr S. Gordon\', [Vol. 8, pp.3-4]. Almost certainly for Alexander Spalding Gordon.', 'Reply headed \'To Mr S. Gordon\', pp.3-4. Almost certainly  Spalding Gordon. \n\nDavid, this second submission. So only a very quick check needed. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3082, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3896, 'CUL/1/1/8/8', '1776-08-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 August 1776', '', 'Hysteria', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Gwynn\' [Vol.8, pp.4-5], whose fits of hysteria and costiveness are associated with menstrual problems.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Gwynn\'. pp.4-5. \n\nxml fixed by Luca. Marked as Complete. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3120, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3897, 'CUL/1/1/8/9', '1776-08-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 August 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Mr D. Davidson Mr Steuart. Kinkness\', whose case - relating his jaw and bad teeth - remains \'ambiguous\' [Vol.8, p.6].', 'Reply headed \'Mr D. Davidson Mr Steuart\'. p.6\n\nWe\'ve guessed that Kirkness is Kirkness Farm in Kinross {Yes that all adds up DS]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2984, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3898, 'CUL/1/1/8/10', '1776-08-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 August 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, presumably to Richard Allen, concerning \'Mr Harkness\' [Vol.8 pp.6-7]', 'Reply headed \'Mr Harkness\'. pp.6-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3122, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3899, 'CUL/1/1/8/11', '1776-08-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 August 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'To Mr Davidson Surg. at Kinross for Mr Stewart\' [Vol.8 p.7]', 'Reply headed \'To Mr Davidson Surg. at Kinross / For Mr Stewart\'. p.7', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2987, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3900, 'CUL/1/1/8/12', '1776-08-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 August 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Strachan\' [Vol.8 pp.7-8]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Strachan\'. pp.7-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3123, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3901, 'CUL/1/1/8/13', '1776-08-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 August 1776', '', '\'Haemoptoe\' and \'vid p. __ & 19\'', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Miss Murray of Broughton\' [Vol.8 pp.8-9]. Advice on diet and medicines for Miss Murray, who suffers from bloodspitting, which Cullen thinks \'nothing alarming\' and links with menstrual obstruction. He recommends wintering in Naples. Unclear if it is to be sent to her father at Cally House or to Dr Gilchrist in Dumfries; as it includes prescriptions, perhaps more likely to be the latter.', 'Reply headed \'Miss Murray of Broughton\'. pp.8-9. Advice on diet and medicines for Miss Murray, who suffers from bloodspitting, which Cullen thinks \"nothing alarming\" and links with menstrual obstruction. He recommends wintering in Naples. Unclear if it is to be sent to her father at Cally House or to Dr Gilchrist in Dumfries; as it includes prescriptions, perhaps more likely to be the latter. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:55:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5274, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3902, 'CUL/1/1/8/14', '1776-08-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'August? 1776?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Adam Scott\' [Vol.8 p.10]', 'Reply headed \'For Adam Scott\'. Unfinished. p.10 NOPLACES', 'y', 'y', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1592, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3903, 'CUL/1/1/8/15', '1776-08-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 August 1776', '', '\'Phthisis\' and \'Sea Voyage &c\'', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Wemyss\' [Vol.8 p.11]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Wemyss\'. p.11', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 987, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3904, 'CUL/1/1/8/16', '1776-08-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 August 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'Mr Stewart at Kirkness\' concerning his need to have some \'faulty teeth\' removed and advising him not to trust the Kinross surgeon over getting the remaining ulcer healed [Vol. 8, p.12].\n\n', 'Reply headed \'Mr Stewart at Kirkness / For _____\'. p.12\n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 988, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3905, 'CUL/1/1/8/17', '1776-08-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 August 1776', '', 'Nephritic', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply for \'Mrs Major Sinclair\' who is predisposed to kidney stones  [Vol., 18, p.12].', 'Reply for \'Mrs Major Sinclair\' who is predisposed to kidney stones  [Vol., 18, p.12].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1028, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3906, 'CUL/1/1/8/18', '1776-08-17', 'i', 'i', 'c', '17 August? 1776?', '', 'Irreg. Menstrn Harrowgate Water', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply for \'Miss Milmer\' [Vol. 8, p.13]. Advice for her taking Harrogate waters, bathing, diet and exercise, for menstrual problems. Includes recipe for purgative pills. Subsequent Letter ID: 3920 makes it clear that she is actually in Harrogate. ', 'Reply headed \'Miss Milmer\'. p.13 Advice for her taking Harrogate waters, bathing, diet and exercise, for menstrual problems. Includes recipe for purgative pills. Letter 3920, following up her case, makes it clear that she is actually in Harrogate. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:56:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 992, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3907, 'CUL/1/1/8/19', '1776-08-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'August? 1776?', '', 'Morbus Niger [its?] sequelae', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Neilson in answer to Sir Alexander Douglas Bart\'. [Vol.8 pp.14-15]. The very neat case-book entry has been annotated with the numbers \'2\' and \'1\' above parts of the opening text and with a dot within a circle at the end of the letter followed by \'ing\'. Although they suggest the type of editorial markers found n some of Cullen\'s retained drafts, the precise significance of these particular additions is obscure.', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Neilson in answer to Sir Alexander Douglas Bart\'. [Vol.8 pp.14-15]. The very neat case-book entry has been annotated with the numbers \'2\' and \'1\' above parts of the opening text and with a dot within a circle at the end of the letter followed by \'ing\'. Although they suggest the type of editorial markers found n some of Cullen\'s retained drafts, the precise significance of these particular additions is obscure.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1654, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3908, 'CUL/1/1/8/20', '1776-08-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 August 1776', '', 'Syphilitic ? ?', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr. H.\' [Mr Hall?] in which Cullen argues against considering his present symptoms venereal [Vol. 8, pp.15-16].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr. H.\' in which Cullen argues against considering his present symptoms venereal [Vol. 8, pp.15-16].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1034, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3909, 'CUL/1/1/8/21', '1776-08-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 August 1776', '', 'Phthisis', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Leith of Leith Hall\' [Vol.8 pp.17-18]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Leith of Leith Hall\'. pp.17-18\n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1043, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3910, 'CUL/1/1/8/22', '1776-08-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 August 1776', '', 'Atonic Gout', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Dolman in York\' [Vol.8 pp.19-20]. A note at the foot of the page, dated 28th Sept. 1776, adds \'Is just now married to a young lady aged 17\'.', 'Reply headed \'Dr Dolman in York\'. pp.19-20. A note at the foot of the page, dated 28th Sept. 1776, adds \'Is just now married to a young lady aged 17\'. [David - this enigmatic addition needs a note of its own! - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1048, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3911, 'CUL/1/1/8/23', '1776-08-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 August 1776', '', '\'81 84\' and \'Enuresis or Diabetes\'', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Carr of Etall\' [Vol.8 pp.21-22]. At this point, Cullen does not believe Carr is suffering from diabetes.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Carr of Etall\' pp.21-22 Concerning Sir William Carr of Etal (ID 1717). At this point, Cullen does not believe Carr is suffering from diabetes. [LMcC]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1350, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3912, 'CUL/1/1/8/24', '1776-08-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 August 1776', '', 'Forbes of Bulogie', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Forbes of Bulogie\' [Vol.8 p.22]', 'Reply headed \'Forbes of Bulogie\', p.22', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1050, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3913, 'CUL/1/1/8/25', '1776-08-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 August 1776', '', 'vid. p. 19', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Murray\' [Vol.8 p.23]. Discusses Miss Murray\'s blood spitting and whether or not she should travel as planned.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Murray\', p.23. About Miss Murray\'s blood spitting and whether or not she should travel as planned. (FM)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2230, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3914, 'CUL/1/1/8/26', '1776-09-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'September? 1776?', '', 'Cutaneous Harrowgate Water', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Countess of Aberdeen\' [Vol.8 pp.24-5]', 'Reply headed \'Countess of Aberdeen\'. pp.24-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1051, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3915, 'CUL/1/1/8/27', '1776-09-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 September 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Hall\' concerning a sore on his lip [Vol.8 p.26]', 'Reply headed \'Mr Hall\'. p.26\n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1053, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3916, 'CUL/1/1/8/28', '1776-09-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 September 1776', '', 'vid. p. 45', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Reid of Leicester\' [Vol.8 p.27], consisting of a short recipe.', 'Short prescription headed \'For Mr Reid of Leicester\'. p.27\n\n[This has a recipe - don\'t transcribe until after recipes workshop]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1054, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3917, 'CUL/1/1/8/29', '1776-08-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 August 1776', '', 'Regimen for Dyspeptic and Pectoral complaints', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Harker\' [Vol.8 pp.27-8]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Harker\'. pp.27-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3057, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3918, 'CUL/1/1/8/30', '1776-09-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 September 1776', '', 'Nervous Debility', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For the Revd. Mr Cowper\' [Vol.8 pp.29-30]', 'Reply headed \'For the Revd. Mr Cowper\', pp.29-30\n\n[This has a recipe - don\'t transcribe until after recipes workshop]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1056, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3919, 'CUL/1/1/8/31', '1776-09-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 September 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply entitled \'The Revd. Mr Munro of Kinloss\', in which Cullen is sorry that there is little he can add to what he has already advised  [Vol.8, p.31]. Addressee identified as Mr Roger Herriot.', 'Reply headed \'The Revd. Mr Munro of Kinloss\'. p.31', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1061, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3920, 'CUL/1/1/8/32', '1776-09-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 September 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Miss Milmer\' at Harrogate [Vol.8, pp.31-2]. Also refers to the case of \'the Major\' [Sinclair?] who has a skin eruption while also staying at Harrogate [conjectural identification based on Case ID:836, which concerns \'Mrs Major Sinclair\' who is visiting Harrogate at this very date.]', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Milmer\'. pp.31-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1062, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3921, 'CUL/1/1/8/33', '1776-09-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 September 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Henderson\' [Vol.8 p.32]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Henderson\'. p.32', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1063, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3922, 'CUL/1/1/8/34', '1776-09-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 September 1776', '', '\'Dropsy\' and \'vid. p. 38\'', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply titled \'For Captain Smibert\', who has dropsy, with two recipes and some brief notes on his regimen [Vol.8, p.33].\n', 'Reply headed \'For Captain Smibert\', with two recipes and some brief notes on his regimen [Vol.8, p.33].\n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1064, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3923, 'CUL/1/1/8/35', '1776-09-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 September 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Adams of Pembroke\', with directions on regimen and recipes for use when travelling [Vol.8, p.34-5].', 'Reply \'For Mr Adams of Pembroke\', with directions on regimen and a recipe for use when travelling [Vol.8, p.34-5].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1065, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3924, 'CUL/1/1/8/36', '1776-09-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 September 1776', '', 'Chincough', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Lord Errol\'s Children\' [Vol.8 pp.35-6]', 'Reply headed \'For Lord Errol\'s Children\'. p.35-6 [I delinked Charlotte and Henrietta Hay as the patients would seem to be younger here - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2690, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3925, 'CUL/1/1/8/37', '1776-09-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 September 1776', '', 'Syphilis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mr [John] Likly\' concerning his need to take a mercurial course for a lingering syphilitic taint [Vol.8, p.37]. Addressee unknown.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Likly\'. p.37.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2691, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3926, 'CUL/1/1/8/38', '1776-09-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 September 1776', '', 'vid. p.33', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Capt. Smibert\' [Vol.8 p.38].', 'Reply headed \'For Capt. [Smibert?]\', p.38', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 08:42:06', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5593, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3927, 'CUL/1/1/8/39', '1776-09-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'September? 1776?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe for a stomachic syrup entitled \'For Mrs Dods\' [Vol.8, p.38].', 'Prescription headed \'For Mrs Dods\'. p.38\n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1066, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3928, 'CUL/1/1/8/40', '1776-09-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 September 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs. Commissary Ker\' [Vol.8, p.39], for whom a journey of three or four weeks is recommended, preferably to England \'For the sake of the roads Inns &amp; Climate\'. Cullen advises on living conditions and diet, and includes a prescription for insomnia. The absence of an incoming letter may suggest an Edinburgh consultation.', 'Reply headed \'For [Mrs Commisary Rev.?]\', p.39 I think it is Ker...DS\n\n[This has a recipe - don\'t transcribe until after recipes workshop]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5567, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3929, 'CUL/1/1/8/41', '1776-09-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 September 1776', '', 'Eyemouth Phthisis. p.48 55', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Miss B. Robertson Eyemouth\' [Vol.8 pp.40-1].', 'Reply headed \'For Miss B. Robertson Eyemouth\'. pp.40-1\n\n[This has a recipe - don\'t transcribe until after recipes workshop]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 08:46:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5230, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3930, 'CUL/1/1/8/42', '1776-09-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 September 1776', '', 'Phthisis - Regimen', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Dugald Campbell\' [Vol.8 p.42-3]. Mr Campbell \'Must not venture another Winter in this country\'. Cullen does not advise Jamaica as a destination, but since he has to go there, he provides dietary advice for the voyage and (to some extent) living there. The only medicine needed is a laxative, for which he provides two recipes.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Dugald Campbell\', who \'Must not venture another Winter in this country\'. Cullen does not advise Jamaica as a destination, but since he has to go there, he provides dietary advice for the voyage and (to some extent) living there. The only medicine needed is a laxative, for which he provides 2 recipes. p.42-3 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:56:19', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5219, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3931, 'CUL/1/1/8/43', '1776-09-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 September 1776', '', 'Mania', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'To the Revd Mr Gordon C. The Revd Mr Macfarlane\' [Vol.8 pp.44-5]. Cullen gives diet and exercise advice as a brief, numbered regimen.', 'Reply headed \'To the Revd Mr Gordon C. The Revd Mr Macfarlane\', giving diet and exercise advice as a brief, numbered regimen. p.44-5 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 08:45:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5467, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3932, 'CUL/1/1/8/44', '1776-10-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 October 1776', '', 'vid. p. 27', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply to \'Mr Reid of Leicester\', very briefly advising on taking medication to the point of vomiting if need be [Vol.8, p.44]. ', 'Reply headed \'Mr Reid of Leicester\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2578, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3933, 'CUL/1/1/8/45', '1776-10-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 October 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply for \'Mr Richard Allan. Surgeon to the Dublin Volunteers\' [Vol.8, p.46], offering brief advice for him, and guidance on reading on Yellow Fever and other fevers.', 'Reply headed \'Mr Richard Allan Surgeon to [the] Dublin Volunteers\'. p.46', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5068, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3934, 'CUL/1/1/8/46', '1776-10-00', 'c', 'i', NULL, 'October? 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, consisting of four prescriptions for sweating powders and electuaries  \'For Mr Hopper\' , with short note on regimen [Vol. 8, p.46-7].', 'Reply, consisting of four prescriptions for sweating powders and electuaries  \'For Mr Hopper\' [Vol. 8, p.46-7].\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1067, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3935, 'CUL/1/1/8/47', '1776-10-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 October 1776', '', 'Hemorrhoids', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For the Revd. Mr Taylor\', whose internal piles Cullen believes have been caused by \'a stagnatn. of faeces in ye Colon or upper part of the Rectum\'. He recommends medicines and diet to relieve this constipation.  Heavily contracted. Possibly for Dr Williamson (in Edinburgh?) to be forwarded to Watten? ', 'Reply headed \'For the Revd. Mr Taylor\', whose internal piles Cullen believes have been caused by \'a stagnatn. of faeces in ye Colon or upper part of the Rectum\'. He recommends medicines and diet to relieve this constipation. p.47. Heavily contracted. Possibly for Dr Williamson (in Edinburgh?) to be forwarded to Watten? [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 15:03:37', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5210, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3936, 'CUL/1/1/8/48', '1776-10-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 October 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For the Revd. Mr Cooper\' [Cowper],[Vol.8, p.48].', 'Reply headed \'For the Revd. Mr Cooper\' [Cowper],[Vol.8, p.48].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5231, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3937, 'CUL/1/1/8/49', '1776-10-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 October 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Robertson\' [Vol.8 p.48]', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Robertson\'. p.48', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2726, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3938, 'CUL/1/1/8/50', '1776-10-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 October 1776', '', 'Gouty Diathesis', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Forster\' [Vol.8 p.49]. Diaphoretic recipe and advice on diet and exercise for a lady whose condition (chiefly stomach pains) depends upon \'gouty disposition â€“ both from hereditary title & the present symptoms\'.', 'Notes for a regimen headed \'For Mrs Forster\'. Diaphoretic recipe and advice on diet and exercise for a lady whose condition (chiefly stomach pains) depends upon \'gouty disposition â€“ both from hereditary title &amp; the present symptoms\'. p.49 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 08:52:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5548, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3939, 'CUL/1/1/8/51', '1776-10-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 October 1776', '', 'Affection of the Ear', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Wilsons Son\' who has a problem with his ears [Vol.8, pp.50-1].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Wilsons Son\' who has a problem with his ears [Vol.8, pp.50-1].\n\n[This has a recipe - don\'t transcribe until after recipes workshop]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1134, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3940, 'CUL/1/1/8/52', '1776-10-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 October 1776', '', 'Atonic Gout', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Wardrop of Westthorn\' [Vol.8 pp.52-3]', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Wardrop of Westthorn\', pp.52-3\n\n[This has a recipe - don\'t transcribe until after recipes workshop]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1161, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3941, 'CUL/1/1/8/53', '1776-10-23', 'c', 'c', 'i', '23? October 1776', '', 'Diarrhoea', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr [Peter] Yourston\' the father of the addressee [who is Thomas Yorstoun] [Vol.8 p. 53]. Cullen thinks Thomas\'s astringents have been too mild, and that a stronger one is needed to stop the diarrhÅ“a. He gives a recipe for a strengthening infusion. Position in casebook makes October 1776 date certain; date may be inferred to be 23 or 24 October. The abbreviation in the recipe leaves it ambiguous as to whether tea or tablespoonfuls are intended.\n', 'Reply headed \'Mr [Peter] Yourston\', the father of the addressee [who is Thomas Yorstoun DS]. Cullen thinks Thomas\'s astringents have been too mild, and that a stronger one is needed to stop the diarrhÅ“a. He gives a recipe. p.53. Position in casebook makes October 1776 date certain; date may be inferred to be 23 or 24 October. The abbreviation in the recipe leaves it ambiguous as to whether tea or tablespoonfuls are intended. [MMG]\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 08:50:36', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5211, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3942, 'CUL/1/1/8/54', '1776-10-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 October 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Thorp\' [Vol. 8, p.54]. Addressed to Dr James Buckham.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Thorp\' [Vol. 8, p.54]. Possibly addressed to James Buckham, but his name has not been linked. - Now linked - MMG', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1179, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3943, 'CUL/1/1/8/55', '1776-10-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 October 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Sheppherd\' [Vol.8, p.54].', 'Reply \'For Mr Sheppherd\' [Vol.8, p.54].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1208, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3944, 'CUL/1/1/8/56', '1776-10-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 October 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Robertson\' [Vol.8 p.55]', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Robertson\', p.55. Letter contains an example of \'w\' with dash above it.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1216, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3945, 'CUL/1/1/8/57', '1776-10-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 October 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr [John] Gardiner\', being a very short note form Cullen and Alexander Wood advising against resorting to any immediate surgery to remove the ulcer on his lip [Vol.8, p.55]. Addressee not identified.', 'Reply \'For Mr Gardiner\', being a very short note form Cullen and Alexander Wood advising against immediate surgery [Vol.8, p.55].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1217, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3946, 'CUL/1/1/8/58', '1776-10-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 October 1776', '', 'Atonic Gout', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr William Cunninghame\' [Vol.8 pp.55-6]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr William Cunninghame\', pp.55-6\n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3633, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3947, 'CUL/1/1/8/59', '1776-10-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 October 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Mr Hamilton For Mrs [Anne] Baillie  Carnbrue, in the form of a summary [Vol.8, p.56]. It has been assumed the addressee is Cullen\'s associate, the academic surgeon Thomas Hamilton at Glasgow.', 'Reply \'To Mr Hamilton For Mrs Baillie\', in the form of a summary [Vol.8, p.56].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2577, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3948, 'CUL/1/1/8/60', '1776-10-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 October 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Miss Betty Drysdale\' [Vol.8 p.57]', 'Reply headed \'Miss Betty Drysdale\', p.57. Has two instances of w with dash above it.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1294, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3949, 'CUL/1/1/8/61', '1776-11-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 November 1776', '', 'Cancer', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Trail\', [Vol.,8, pp.58-9]. Patient is from Orkney, but lack of any incoming letter suggests that she may be on one of her known visits to Edinburgh.', 'Reply \'For Miss Trail\', [Vol.,8, pp.58-9].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1287, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3950, 'CUL/1/1/8/62', '1776-11-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 November 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Adams\' discussing the need to keep to a regimen if his night fever is to subside and including a recipe.', 'Reply \'For Mr Adams\' discussing the need to keep to a regimen if his night fever is to subside and including a recipe [Vol.8. p.59.] Main body of letter checked and corrected by  D.S. 23/10/13.\n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2567, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3951, 'CUL/1/1/8/63', '1776-11-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 November 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Mary Lockhart\' [Vol.8 p.60]', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Mary Lockhart\', p.60\n\n[This has a recipe - don\'t transcribe until after recipes workshop]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1293, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3952, 'CUL/1/1/8/64', '1776-11-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 November 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Wallace C[oncerning] Miss Robertson\' [Vol.8 p.61]', 'Reply headed \'Mr Wallace C. Miss Robertson\'. p.61', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1288, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3953, 'CUL/1/1/8/65', '1776-11-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 November 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, in brief, to \'Mr Dean C[oncerning] Mr Kirsop\',  advising on the use of plasters [Vol.8, p.61].', 'Reply to \'Mr Dean C[oncerning] Mr Kirsop\',  advising use of plaisters [Vol.8, p.61].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1292, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3954, 'CUL/1/1/8/66', '1776-11-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 November 1776', '', 'Phthisis', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Liddel about Mrs Rose\' [Vol.8 pp.61-2]. Briefly mentions seeing and advising Miss Trail.', 'Reply headed \'Mr Liddel about Mrs Rose\'. pp.61-2. Briefly mentions seeing and advising Miss Trail at end of letter.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1297, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3955, 'CUL/1/1/8/67', '1776-11-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 November 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Williams at Ayr\' [Vol.8 p.62]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Williams at Ayr\'. p.62\n\n[This has a recipe - don\'t transcribe until after recipes workshop]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1052, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3956, 'CUL/1/1/8/68', '1776-11-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 November 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Captn David Skene\' [Vol.8 p.63]', 'Reply headed \'Captn David Skene\'. p.63', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1299, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3957, 'CUL/1/1/8/69', '1776-11-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 November 1776', '', 'Atonic Gout', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to the \'Earl of Erroll\' concerning pains in his knee and stomach which Cullen attributes to gout. Cullen expresses his wish to have written more fully, \'but to day I am confined to my Chamber by a sore throat &amp; some fever, &amp; to any other person than your Lordship I coud hardly have written at all\' [Vol. 8, pp.63-5]. ', 'Reply to the \'Earl of Erroll\' concerning pains in his knew which Cullen attributes to gout. Cullen expresses his wish to have written more fully, \'but to day I am confined to my Chamber by a sore throat &amp; some fever, &amp; to any other person than your Lordship I coud hardly have written at all\' [Vol. 8, pp.63-5]. \n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1357, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3958, 'CUL/1/1/8/70', '1776-11-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 November 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply addressed to \'Dr Garioch\' [Vol 8, pp.65-6]. Cullen is sorry that Garioch has \"so bad an opinion of my regard to my Bretheren and old Pupils as to think it necessary to send me money\", and returns the money sent to him along with advice for Garioch\'s problem with his foot.', 'Reply headed \'Dr Garioch\', Vol 8, pp.65-6. Cullen is sorry that Dr Garioch has \"so bad an opinion of my regard to my Bretheren and old Pupils as to think it necessary to send me money\". Cullen returns the money sent to him along with advice for Garioch\'s ailment.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1335, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3959, 'CUL/1/1/8/71', '1776-11-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 November 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr A. B.\', who is given a two week course of medicine for an inflammatory condition [Vol.8,  pp.66-7].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr A. B.\'. pp.66-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1036, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3960, 'CUL/1/1/8/72', '1776-11-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 November 1776', '', 'Phthisis', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Boyd\' [Vol.8 pp.68-8]. An added note (originally sent on a separate sheet, in case the original letter was shown to the patient) describes the case as \'very desperate\', and explains that Cullen has \'endeavoured what I think was likely to give relief and to make her passage as easy as it may be\'.', 'Reply headed \'for Mrs Boyd\'. An added note (originally sent on a separate sheet, in case the original letter was shown to the patient) describes the case as \'very desperate\', and explains that Cullen has \'endeavoured what I think was likely to give relief and to make her passage as easy as it may be\'. pp.68-9\n\n[This has a recipe - don\'t transcribe until after recipes workshop]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1055, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3961, 'CUL/1/1/8/73', '1776-12-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 December 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Harry Lochead\' [Vol.8 p.70]. Cullen advises Mr Lochead on how to protect against rheumatism in the cold weather and his continued treatment for a urinary tract complaint.', 'Reply \'For Mr Harry Lochead\', on how to protect against rheumatism in the cold weather and his continued treatment for a urinary tract complaint [Vol.8, p.70].', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:56:32', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1057, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3962, 'CUL/1/1/8/74', '1776-12-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 December 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For the same....\' [Vol.8 p.71]. This almost certainly refers to Mr Harry Lochead of the previous letter in the case-book whose symptoms and treatments match) advising on precautions to be taken when using a bougie, including avoiding walking, riding horseback and \'intercourse with the sex\'.', 'Reply headed \'For the same\' (possibly Mr Harry Lochead from previous letter). p.71', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:56:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1058, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3963, 'CUL/1/1/8/75', '1776-12-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 December 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply  \'For the Earl of Errol\' whose complaints may be rheumatic or gouty, but in either case urging him to continue with measure recommended earlier [Vol. 8, p.71]. ', 'Reply  \'For the Earl of Errol\' whose complaints may be rheumatic or gouty, but in either case urging him to continue with measure recommended earlier [Vol. 8, p.71]. This will be  James (Boyd)  Hay, the 15th Earl DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1059, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3964, 'CUL/1/1/8/76', '1776-12-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 December 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Dr Thomas Yourstoun]  titled \'For Mr Kennedy\' in which Cullen questions the value of a syrup prescribed by Lord Trimlestone, but sees no harm in it [Vol. 8, p.73]. Cullen suggests they consult him again after this syrup has been tried.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Kennedy\' in which Cullen questions the value of a syrup prescribed by Lord Trimlestone, but sees no harm in it [Vol. 8, p.73]. Cullen suggests they consult him again after this syrup has been tried.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1060, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3965, 'CUL/1/1/8/77', '1776-12-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 December 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'Dr Gilchrist C. Mrs Gordon\' [Vol.8 p.73]', 'Reply headed \'Dr Gilchrist C. Mrs Gordon\'. p.73', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1069, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3966, 'CUL/1/1/8/78', '1776-12-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 December 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Revd. Mr. Thomas McFarlane\' [Vol.8 p.73]', 'Reply headed \'Revd Mr Thomas McFarlane\'. p.73', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1071, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3967, 'CUL/1/1/8/79', '1776-12-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 December 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed  \'Mr Andrew C[oncerning] Mrs Gillies\' [Vol. 8, p.73]. Brief discussion of continuing various treatments, If it becomes necessary to try electricity Cullen can probably \'procure the loan of a machine\'.', 'Reply headed  \'Mr Andrew C[oncerning] Mrs Gillies\' [Vol. 8, p.73]. Brief discussion of continuing various treatments, If it becomes necessary to try electricity Cullen can probably \'procure the loan of a machine.\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1072, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3968, 'CUL/1/1/8/80', '1776-12-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'December? 1776?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Thomson at Haggerston\'. consisting of three recipes; two  diuretics and some pectoral pills [Vol.8, p.74]. Possibly sent to the surgeon James Wood, but he has not been formally linked to this document.', 'Reply \'For Mr Thomson at Haggerston\'. consisting of three recipes; two  diuretics and some pectoral pills [Vol.8, p.74].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1079, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3969, 'CUL/1/1/8/81', '1776-12-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 December 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Gilchrist C[oncerning] Mr McKenzie Mrs Gordon & Mr Mutter\' [Vol.8 p.74]', 'Reply headed \'Dr Gilchrist C. Mr McKenzie Mrs Gordon & Mr Mutter\'. p.74', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 691, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3970, 'CUL/1/1/8/82', '1776-12-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 December 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Drysdale\' [Vol.8 p.75]', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Drysdale\'. p.75', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1081, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3971, 'CUL/1/1/8/83', '1776-12-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 December 1776', '', 'Gout', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Dr Garrioch\', who has an ulcerated foot [Vol.8 p.75].', 'Reply headed \'Dr Garrioch\', p.75 ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1082, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3972, 'CUL/1/1/8/84', '1776-12-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 December 1776', '', 'Gout', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Sir Thomas Haggerston\' [Vol.8 pp.76-7]', 'Reply headed \'For Sir Thomas Haggerston\'. pp.76-7\n\n[This has a recipe - don\'t transcribe until after recipes workshop]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1083, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3973, 'CUL/1/1/8/85', '1776-12-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'December? 1776?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed  \'The reverend Mr Elliot\'. Title only, but page otherwise blank [Vol 8. p.77]. \n\n ', 'Reply headed  \'The reverend Mr Elliot\'. Title only, but page otherwise blank [Vol 8. p.77]. \n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 605, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3974, 'CUL/1/1/8/86', '1776-12-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 December 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, consisting of very short casebook entry, entitled \'For Mr Morison near Coupar of Fife\' [Vol.8, p.78].', 'Reply, consisting of very short casebook entry, enheaded \'For Mr Morison near Coupar of Fife\' [Vol.8, p.78].', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1667, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3975, 'CUL/1/1/8/87', '1776-12-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 December 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Dougal at Canon mills - a friend of Mr Dougal surgeon at Elgin\' consisting  of a short note on diagnosis and a recommended medication [Vol.8, p.78].', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Dougal at Canon mills - a friend of Mr Dougal surgeon at Elgin\' [Vol.8, p.78].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1393, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3976, 'CUL/1/1/8/88', '1776-12-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 December 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Mr Thorp C[concerning]  Miss Furye [Furie]\' giving advice on the continued care of her improving health over the rest of the winter [Vol.8, p.78] .', 'Reply to \'Mr Thorp C[concerning]  Miss Furye [Furie?]\' [Vol.8, p.78] giving advice on the continued care of her improving health over the rest of the winter.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1190, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3977, 'CUL/1/1/8/89', '1777-01-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 January 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr John Likly to the Care of Mr John Duguid Merchant Glasgow\' [Vol.8 p.79], concerning a genital soreness similar to a venereal disease.', 'Reply headed \'Mr John Likly to the Care of Mr John [Duguid?] Merchant Glasgow\'. p.79, about a genital soreness similar to a venereal disease. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1773, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3978, 'CUL/1/1/8/90', '1777-01-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 January 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Dr J. Mudie at Montrose\', concerning an unnamed female patient with an accumulation of blood in her head, which is thought to related to irregular menses and haemorrhoids [Vol.8, p.80].', 'Reply \'For Dr J. Mudie at Montrose\', concerning an unnamed female patient with an accumulation of blood in her head, which is thought to related to irregular menses and haemorrhoids [Vol.8, p.80].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1774, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3979, 'CUL/1/1/8/91', '1777-01-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 January 1777', '', 'Diabetes', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to Dr Walter Riddell conceding  \'Carr of Etal\' [Vol.8. p.81]. Cullen discusses his oberservation that there might be two different forms of diabetes. ', 'Letter to Dr Walter Riddell conceding  \'Carr of Etal\' [Vol.8. p.81]. Cullen discusses his oberservation that there might be two different forms of diabetes. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2163, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3980, 'CUL/1/1/8/92', '1777-01-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 January 1777', '', 'Hydropic Diathesis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Turnbull following-up on the case of Mr Allen which Cullen suspects to be dropsy after all [Vol. 8, p.82].', 'Reply to Dr Turnbull following-up on the case of Mr Allen which Cullen suspects to be dropsy after all [Vol. 8, p.82].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1882, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3981, 'CUL/1/1/8/93', '1777-01-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 January 1777', '', 'Irregr. Menstruation', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Lord Aberdeen C[oncerning] his noble Consort the Countess\' [Vol.8 p.83]. Includes two recipes to treat the Countess\' irregular menstruation.', 'Reply headed \'Lord Aberdeen C. his noble Consort the Countess\'. p.83. Two recipes to treat the Countess\' irregular menstruation. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2223, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3982, 'CUL/1/1/8/94', '1777-01-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 January 1777', '', 'Riddell', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Riddel C. Sir Wm. Carre\' [Vol.8 p.84]', 'Letter about the case of William Carr\'s diabetes, addressed to Dr Riddell. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2224, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3983, 'CUL/1/1/8/95', '1777-01-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 January 1777', '', 'Phthisical or Intermittent', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Dr Ravenscrofts freind\' [Vol.8, pp. 85-6]. Answers Letter ID:1343, concerning a young man of about twenty-one returned from Jamaica with broken health which might develop into phthisis. ', 'Reply headed \'For Dr Ravenscrofts freind\' [Vol. 8, pp.85-6]. Answers Letter ID:1343, concerning a young man of about twenty-one returned from Jamaica with broken health which might develop into phthisis. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:56:52', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2352, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3984, 'CUL/1/1/8/96', '1777-01-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 January 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Gilchrist C[oncerning] Mrs Gordon, Miss ___ Junior Mr Mackenzie & Mr Mutter\' [Vol.8 p.87]', 'Reply headed \'Dr Gilchrist C. Mrs Gordon. Miss _____ Junior Mr Mackenzie &amp; Mr Mutter.\' p.87', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2353, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3985, 'CUL/1/1/8/97', '1777-01-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 January 1777', '', 'Hysteria', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Mary Macleod\' [Vol.8 pp.88-9], including two recipes.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Mary Macleod\'. pp.88-9, including 2 recipes. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2354, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3986, 'CUL/1/1/8/98', '1777-01-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 January 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Hutton\' [Vol.8 p.90]. Dietary and exercise advice, with febrifuge and strengthening recipes. ', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Hutton\'. p.90 Dietary and exercise advice, with febrifuge and strengthening recipes. Cullen\'s opening, \'His ailment has subsisted so long &amp; taken such root in his constitution\' suggests that this may be a continuation of the case of the Mr Hutton he treated in 1768 (Letter ID 393). His case continues in Letter 4021. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 996, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3987, 'CUL/1/1/8/99', '1777-01-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 January 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'To Mr Marsden C[oncerning] Mr G.\' He is advised to avoid alcohol and use cold bathing, and is advised to go to Scarborough in summer. He is to receive the same prescription as James Hutton.', 'Reply headed \'To Mr Marsden C. Mr G.\' pp.91-2 Regimen for Hugh Marsden\'s patient Mr G (is he the George Robinson mentioned?). He is advised to avoid alcohol and use cold bathing, possibly going to Scarborough in summer. He is to receive the same prescription as James Hutton (Letter ID: 3986). [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 999, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3988, 'CUL/1/1/8/100', '1777-01-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 January 1777', '', 'Paralytic affectn. of the lower Extrems.', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Wood of Berwick C[oncerning] Master Bell [Vol.8 p.93]. This is a draft of <a href=\"docs.php?id=1352\">[DOC ID:1352]</a>. Cullen suggests the infant\'s ailment is \'paralytic from serous colluvies affecting the medulla spinalis\'. He recommends friction and embrocation. Regarding diet, while the patient\'s age (21 months) limits his suggestions, he advises \'milk meats without roots or greens &amp; a little broth\' and that \'he may be the better of a spoonful of Port &amp; water once a day\'. ', 'Reply headed \'Wood of Berwick C. Master Bell\'. p.93 Reply to Letter ID 1351: letter 1352 is a neater copy. Cullen suggests the infant\'s ailment is \'paralytic from serous colluvies affecting the medulla spinalis\'. He recommends friction and embrocation. Regarding diet, while the patient\'s age (21 months) limits his suggestions, he advises \'milk meats without roots or greens &amp; a little broth\' and that \'he may be the better of a spoonful of Port &amp; water once a day\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 17:51:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1000, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'h', 'n'),
(3989, 'CUL/1/1/8/101', '1777-01-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 January 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Marsden C[oncerning] Mr G\'. Cullen says that their letters have crossed in the post. He thinks it of \'little consequence\' whether Mr G\'s fits are hysterical or epileptic. He says he will send Marsden a model of his \'bathing machine\' as it would be difficult to describe. He refers to a project of \'Inoculation\' by Marsden, and to Boissier de Sauvage\'s \'Nosologia Methodica\' and his own synopsis.', 'Reply headed \'Mr Marsden C. Mr G.\' p.94. To Hugh Marsden in Welburn, near Malton. Cullen says that their letters have crossed in the post. He thinks it of \'little consequence\' whether Mr G\'s fits are hysterical or epileptic. He says he will send Marsden a model of his \'bathing machine\' as it would be difficult to describe. He refers to a project of \'Inoculation\' by Marsden, and to Boissier de Sauvage\'s \'Nosologia Methodica\' and his own synopsis. [MMG] [David - Sauvage needs a footnote - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1004, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3990, 'CUL/1/1/8/102', '1777-01-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 January 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Russel\' [Vol.8 pp.95-6]. Cullen discusses David Russell\'s case with Henry Lochead, as to whether or not it is venereal in origin, and the affects of the mercury treatment. He begs Mr Dunlop\'s opinion.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Russel\'. pp.95-6 Reply to Letter 1353. Cullen discusses David Russell\'s case with Henry Lochead, as to whether or not it is venereal in origin, and the affects of the mercury treatment. He begs Mr Dunlop\'s opinion.[MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1008, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(3991, 'CUL/1/1/8/103', '1777-01-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 January 1777', '', 'Nephritic', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Al. Molyson Surgeon For Mr Crawfurd\' [Vol. 8, p.97]. Advice to Alexander Mollison for treating Mr Crawfurd (one of Mollison\'s in-laws?), who has suffered a strain at Bridgeton, affecting his kidneys, and also has symptoms of a kidney stone. This needs to be passed or dissolved. Cullen refers him to his directions for \'Mr Burrows\' (i.e. Mrs Burrow of Letter ID 380), and recommends the use of lixivium and opiates, with castor oil to temper costiveness.', 'Reply enheaded  \'Al. Molyson Surgeon For Mr Crawfurd\' [Vol. 8,  p.97]. Advice to Alexander Mollison for treating Mr Crawfurd (one of Mollison\'s in-laws?), who has suffered a strain at Bridgeton, affecting his kidneys, and also has symptoms of a kidney stone. This needs to be passed or dissolved. Cullen refers him to his directions for \'Mr Burrows\' (sic: he means Mrs Burrow, Letter ID 380), and recommends the use of lixivium and opiates, with castor oil to temper costiveness. [MMG]\n\nImage issue solved. Back to just one image. MH\n\n\'Certain\' references to Barbados were in error - have removed - re-linked to Bridgeton in Glasgow. -JOB', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:57:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1012, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3992, 'CUL/1/1/8/104', '1777-02-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 February 1777', '', 'Mania', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply [to Quintin Thomson] concerning \'Mr John Caldwell ---- a â˜¾tic\' (i.e. \'lunatic\') [Vol.8, pp.98-9]. Recommendations for the care of John Caldwell (identified as a pupil of Cullen, in later correspondence) once he is taken to the country. Upstairs windows are to be screwed down and weapons kept out of reach. Cullen advises when he may need a \'waistcoat\' (straitjacket).', 'Reply headed \'Mr John Caldwell ---- a â˜¾tic\' (i.e. \'lunatic\'). pp.98-9 Recommendations for the care of John Caldwell (a pupil of Cullen, from later correspondence) once he is taken to the country. Upstairs windows are to be screwed down and weapons kept out of reach. Cullen advises when he may need a \'waistcoat\' (straitjacket), and suggests bleeding, blistering (partly in Latin), diet and medicines. Letter ID 1367 is the response to this, so Quentin Thomson as the addressee, and Maybole the destination, are inferred.[MMG]\nCHECK MY NOTE  ON LATIN AND CRYPTIC CONTRACTION, DS\n\nDOODLE-IMG-1', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1013, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3993, 'CUL/1/1/8/105', '1777-02-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 February 1777', '', 'Nervous Cough or Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Mr Liddell C. Miss Dunbar\' [Vol.8. pp.100-101]. Reply to Andrew Liddell\'s Letter 1350, about Alexandrina \'Lexie\' Dunbar. Cullen is apprehensive of phthisis, because of the \'constitution of the family &amp; the appearance of the blood last taken\'. He advises on diet and exercise, medication (including guidance on preparing a decoction of Coltsfoot).', 'Reply headed \'Mr Liddell C. Miss Dunbar\' [Vol.8. pp.100-101]. Reply to Andrew Liddell\'s Letter 1350, about Alexandrina \'Lexie\' Dunbar. Cullen is apprehensive of phthisis, because of the \'constitution of the family &amp; the appearance of the blood last taken\'. He advises on diet and exercise, medication (including guidance on preparing a decoction of Coltsfoot), and on the use of a pea issue instead of a perpetual one. He tells Liddell that \'I must say that I would rather bleed more than less than is necessary\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1015, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3994, 'CUL/1/1/8/106', '1777-02-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 February 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Mudie C[oncerning] a Lady\' [Vol.8 pp.101-2]. Cullen now believes that the patient\'s principal ailment is rectal, perhaps \'schirrous\', and that this \'has a considerable influence on the affection of the head\'. He suggests laxatives and topical application of a mercury ointment, advising Mudie on the composition. He asks Mudie if he has tried the fresh blister or camphor he previously suggested.', 'Reply headed \'Dr Mudie C. a Lady. vid. p. 104\' pp.101-2 Reply to Letter ID 1358. Cullen now believes that the patient\'s principal ailment is rectal, perhaps \'schirrous\', and that this \'has a considerable influence on the affection of the head\'. He suggests laxatives and topical application of a mercury ointment, advising Mudie on the composition. He asks Mudie if he has tried the fresh blister or camphor he previously suggested. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1017, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3995, 'CUL/1/1/8/107', '1777-02-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 February 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Ewart C[oncerning] a Jamaica Man\' [Vol.8 p.102]. Brief draft of advice in Latin for James Ewart\'s Jamaican patient. Cullen recommends blood-letting, an epispasmodic plaister on the painful part of the side, medicines from Coltsfoot, Elder and Gum Arabic, and the wearing of flannel. He advises the Anodynes to be left off except when needed to aid sleep.', 'Reply headed \'Mr Ewart Dumfries C. a Jamaica Man\'. p.102 Response to Letter ID 1355. Brief draft of advice in Latin for James Ewart\'s Jamaican patient. Cullen recommends blood-letting, an epispasmodic plaister on the painful part of the side, medicines from Coltsfoot, Elder and Gum Arabic, and the wearing of flannel. He advises the Anodynes to be left off except when needed to aid sleep. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 975, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3996, 'CUL/1/1/8/108', '1777-02-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 February 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Herriot C[oncerning] Mr Munro [Vol.8 p.103]. Cullen recommends medications, and continuation of friction on Rev. Munro\'s paralysed limbs and of the issue in his head. He also suggests using the \'Spring deal\' for exercise and electricity on the arm and leg.', 'Reply headed \'Mr Herriot C. Mr Munro\'. p.103 Letter to Roger Herriot in response to Letter ID 1354. Cullen recommends medications, and continuation of friction on Rev. Munro\'s paralysed limbs and of the issue in his head. He also suggests using the \'Spring deal\' for exercise and electricity on the arm and leg. [MMG] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1006, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3997, 'CUL/1/1/8/109', '1777-02-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 February 1777', '', 'Hysteria in a Man', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, to \'Ewart surgeon in Dumfries C. a Hysteric man & the Jamaica man\' [Vol.8 p.104]. Cullen believes that one patient is hysteric, while the man from Jamaica is in danger of phthisis. He refers to a \'Bark Infusion as in Page 307. for Drysdale\' for the hysteria case: this is probably Letter ID 3948, which includes a Bark Infusion recipe.', 'Reply headed \'Ewart surgeon in Dumfries C. a Hysteric man &amp; the Jamaica man. See the 2d page back.\' p.104. Response to 2 of Ewart\'s cases (Letters ID 1355 &amp; 1362). Cullen believes that one patient is hysteric, while the man from Jamaica is in danger of phthisis. He refers to a \'Bark Infusion as in Page 307. for Drysdale\' for the hysteria case: this is probably Letter ID 3948, which includes a Bark Infusion recipe. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:57:11', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1105, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3998, 'CUL/1/1/8/110', '1777-02-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 February 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Mr Andrew Liddell C. Miss Dunbar\'. p.105. \'The change in her cough is no material change in the state of her disease. I have had &amp; have a precisely similar case. It is a nervous affair & is not durable\'. Cullen suggests surprising her to stop it, referring to an unnamed patient who stopped coughing when her sister fainted, and to Pontefract cake-type lozenges.', 'Reply headed \'Mr Andrew Liddell C. Miss Dunbar\'. p.105. Reply to Letter ID 1356 about Miss Lexie. \'The change in her cough is no material change in the state of her disease. I have had &amp; have a precisely similar case. It is a nervous affair &amp; is not durable\'. Cullen suggests surprising her to stop it, referring to an unnamed patient who stopped coughing when her sister fainted, and to Pontefract cake-type lozenges.[MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1106, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(3999, 'CUL/1/1/8/111', '1777-02-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 February 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Robert Ligertwood Esqr\' [Vol.8 pp.105-6]', 'Reply headed \'For Robert Ligertwood Esqr.\' [was misread as  \'Ligerwood\' DS]. pp.105-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 527, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4000, 'CUL/1/1/8/112', '1777-02-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 February 1777', '', 'Gouty', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Baillie\' [Vol. pp.106-7]. In form of brief, rough notes for a regimen, with recipes for a \'Gouty Disposition affecting the Stomach and Bowels\'. Cullen also refers back to recipes and advice supplied for Robert Ligertwood in Letter ID 3999. ', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Baillie\'. pp.106-7. Brief, rough notes for a regimen, with recipes for a \'Gouty Disposition affecting the Stomach and Bowels\'. Cullen also refers back to recipes and advice supplied for Robert Ligertwood in Letter ID 3999. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:57:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1019, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4001, 'CUL/1/1/8/113', '1777-02-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 February 1777', '', 'Rheumatism', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Joseph Harris surgeon at Egremont\' [Vol.8 p.107]. Advice for ailments which Cullen believes to be rheumatic. He recommends Dover\'s Powders and an issue, or blistering the crown of the head. He includes a recipe for ointment for his forehead and temples. There is a passing reference to Dr Thomas Percival being \'mistaken in the effects of the Coffee\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Joseph Harris surgeon at Egremont\'. p.107. Advice for ailments which Cullen believes to be rheumatic. He recommends Dover\'s Powders and an issue, or blistering the crown of the head. He includes a recipe for ointment for his forehead and temples. There is a passing reference to Dr Thomas Percival being \'mistaken in the effects of the Coffee\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 969, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4002, 'CUL/1/1/8/114', '1777-02-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'February? 1777?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Agnew of Sheuchan\' [Vol. 8, pp.108-9]. Cross-referencing identifies the addressee as Dr George Hamilton in Dumfries. Advice on diet and  exercise and how to avoid fits. Cullen proposes a pea issue in the neck and an aperient solution as the only two remedies.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Agnew of Sheuchan\'. pp.108-9, probably to be sent to Dr George Hamilton in Dumfries. Dietary and exercise advice for avoiding fits. Cullen proposes a pea issue in the neck and an aperient solution as the only two remedies. [MMG] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1107, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4003, 'CUL/1/1/8/115', '1777-02-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 February 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Riddel C[oncerning] Mr Burnet\' [Vol.8 p.109]. Brief note recommending Uva Ursi. \'The relief of such an ailment at his time of life &amp; will require at least some time &amp; pains\'.', 'Reply headed \'Dr Riddel C. Mr Burnet\'. p.109. Reply to Letter ID 1370, and related to Letter 1376. Brief note recommending Uva Ursi. \'The relief of such an ailment at his time of life &amp; will require at least some time &amp; pains\' [MMG]\n[Unsure of link to 1376; is there evidence that this is the same patient? - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1108, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4004, 'CUL/1/1/8/116', '1777-02-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 February 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Taylor of Watten\' [Vol. 8, pp.109-110]. Cullen refers to Letter ID:1340 from the patient, and to the return of his symptoms (bloody stools). ', 'Reply  \'For Mr Taylor of Watten\' [Vol. 8, pp.109-110]. Cullen refers to Letter ID:1340 from the patient, and to the return of his symptoms (bloody stools). \n', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:57:29', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1110, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4005, 'CUL/1/1/8/117', '1777-02-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 February 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'To Mr Lorrain C[oncerning] Mr [Robert] Sanderson\' [Vol.8 p.109]', 'Reply headed \'To Mr Lorrain C. Mr [Robert] Sanderson\'. p.109', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1191, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4006, 'CUL/1/1/8/118', '1777-03-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 March 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Russell\' [Vol.8 p.110]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Russell\'. p.110', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1225, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4007, 'CUL/1/1/8/119', '1777-03-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 March 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Hall at Duns about Mr Sanderson\' [Vol.8 p.111]', 'Reply headed \'Dr Hall at Duns about Mr Sanderson\'. p.111', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1193, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4008, 'CUL/1/1/8/120', '1777-03-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 March 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to an unnamed addressee, \'For Mr Campbell of Stonefield\', largely discussing how the manage his swollen legs [Vol.8, p.112].', 'Reply \'For Mr Campbell of Stonefield\', largely discussing how the manage his swollen legs [Vol.8, p.112].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1234, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4009, 'CUL/1/1/8/121', '1777-03-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 March 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Crawford Dunside. Mr John Jack\' [Vol.8 pp.112-3]', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Crawford Dunside. Mr John Jack.\' pp.112-3.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1236, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4010, 'CUL/1/1/8/122', '1777-03-08', 'i', 'i', 'i', '8? March? 1777?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'Dr Hall C Mr Sanderson\' [Vol.8 p.114]', 'Reply headed \'Dr Hall C Mr Sanderson\'. p.114', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1200, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4011, 'CUL/1/1/8/123', '1777-03-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 March 1777', '', 'Cancer', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Mr Robert Wallace Surgeon in Glasgow C[concerning] Mrs Browne\' [Vol.8. p.115\'. Cullen has examined her tumour which he thinks is fairly benign, but it ought to be removed surgically, though she will not agree to this as yet. ', 'Reply to \'Mr Robert Wallace Surgeon in Glasgow C[concerning] Mrs Browne\' [Vol.8. p.115\'. Cullen has examined her tumour which he thinks is fairly benign, but it ought to be removed surgically, though she will not agree to this as yet. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1201, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4012, 'CUL/1/1/8/124', '1777-03-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 March 1777', '', 'Diabetes', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Walter  \'Riddel C. Sir W[illiam] Carre\', [Vol.8, p.116].', 'Reply to Dr Walter  \'Riddel C. Sir W[illiam] Carre\', [Vol.8, p.116].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1240, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4013, 'CUL/1/1/8/125', '1777-03-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 March 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr George Couper\' [Vol.8 pp.117-8]', 'Reply headed \'Mr George Couper\', pp.117-8.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1237, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4014, 'CUL/1/1/8/126', '1777-03-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 March 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For a friend of Dr Martineau\'s\' [Vol.8, p.119]. Cullen\'s response to Letter ID 1389, from Edinburgh medical student [Caleb Hillier] Parry, on the heritability of mental conditions.', 'Reply \'For a friend of Dr Martineau\'s\'  [Vol.8, p.119]. Cullen\'s response to Letter ID 1389, from Edinburgh medical student [Caleb Hillier] Parry, on the heritability of diseases.: \'It is to be observed that those children who are in features, complexion &amp; make of body most like the Parents are the most likely to be affected with their diseases\'. (Martineau, referred to in the incoming letter as \'Mr\', is probably a recent Edinburgh student, Philip Martineau (surgeon, uncle of Harriet). [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:57:38', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1142, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4015, 'CUL/1/1/8/127', '1777-03-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 March 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Alexr. Campbell Esqr.\' [Vol.8 pp.119-120]. Cullen is optimistic for his ultimate recovery but notes that, while his legs are liable to swelling, there is still constitutional weakness.', 'Reply headed \'For Alexr. Campbell Esqr.\' pp.119-120. Cullen is optimistic for his ultimate recovery but notes that, while his legs are liable to swelling, there is still constitutional weakness. He includes 3 recipes, mainly strengthening. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1007, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4016, 'CUL/1/1/8/128', '1777-03-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 March 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Campbell\' [Vol.8 pp.120-1]. \'Her ailments constitutional &amp; require time to mend &amp; especially her mouth will not mend till she get a new set of teeth\'. Cullen recommends chalybeate and cold water bathing, and gives a mouthwash recipe: \'a mouthful of it wurble it to &amp; fro &amp; spit it out\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Campbell\'. pp.120-1. \'Her ailments constitutional &amp; require time to mend &amp; especially her mouth will not mend till she get a new set of teeth\'. It is unclear from this whether she is a child, or Cullen means false teeth. He recommends chalybeate and cold water bathing, and gives a mouthwash recipe: \'a mouthful of it wurble it to &amp; fro &amp; spit it out\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1139, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4017, 'CUL/1/1/8/129', '1777-03-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 March 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr(s) Russel\' [Vol.8, pp.122-3]. Letter is evidently about a Mr Russell, but in the header and once in the text, this has been corrected from \'Mrs\', and in one place the patient is referred to as \'her\'. The implication is that the copyist mistakenly assumed it was Mrs, and then failed to fully correct the text. Mr Russell suffers from feverish fits, and has had asthma and a cough. Cullen advises on treatment, but is fearful of what he implies to be dropsy in the thorax, given the patient\'s swollen feet, scanty urine, and other symptoms.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Russel\'. pp.122-3. Letter is about a Mr Russell, but in the header and once in the text, this has been corrected from \'Mrs\', and in one place the patient is referred to as \'her\'. He suffers from feverish fits, and has had asthma and a cough. Cullen advises on treatment, but is fearful of what he implies to be dropsy in the thorax, given the patient\'s swollen feet, scanty urine, and other symptoms. [MMG]\n[Mr Russel here might be person 1296, given the asthma and the longstanding complaints; not too sure though, but will revisit once the 1777 cases are more complete - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1138, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4018, 'CUL/1/1/8/130', '1777-03-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 March 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Mr David Russel\'. [Vol 8, pp.123-4], replying to Letter ID: 1383. \'Still see nothing venereal but but suspect gravel in your kidnies\'. Cullen gives some general advice and suggests using the lotion previously provided (in Letter ID: 4006) to make a poultice for a genital inflammation.', 'Reply headed \'Mr David Russel\'. pp.123-4, replying to Letter 1383. \'Still see nothing venereal but but suspect gravel in your kidnies\'. Cullen gives some general advice and suggests using the lotion previously provided (in Letter 4006) to make a poultice for his genital inflammation. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:57:48', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1137, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4019, 'CUL/1/1/8/131', '1777-03-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 March 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Hamilton Phys. Dumfries C[oncerning] Agnew of Scheuchan\' [Vol.8 p.124]. A brief note to Dr George Hamilton on John Agnew of Sheuchan\'s case: \'From the history of his family, his own constitution &amp; the appearance of his ailment, his fits I am persuaded depend upon congestion in the brain\', and he expresses anxiety about possible long-term consequences.', 'Reply headed \'For Hamilton Phys. Dumfries C Agnew of Scheuchan\'. p.124. A brief note to Dr George Hamilton on John Agnew of Sheuchan\'s case: \'From the history of his family, his own constitution &amp; the appearance of his ailment, his fits I am persuaded depend upon congestion in the brain\', and he expresses anxiety about possible long-term consequences. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1136, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4020, 'CUL/1/1/8/132', '1777-03-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 March 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Sinclair of Lethering\' (i.e. of Latheron). [Vol.8, p.125]. Dietary advice for Mr Sinclair, who has blotches and eruptions on his face. An aperient recipe is included. Probably a summary of advice given at a personal consultation (rather than a posted letter) because an associated letter from Sinclair to Cullen dated 10 April suggests that Sinclair had seen Cullen in person in Edinburgh prior to travelling home to Caithness.', 'Reply \'For Mr Sinclair of Lethering\' (i.e. of Latheron). [Vol.8, p.125]. Dietary advice for Mr Sinclair, who has blotches and eruptions on his face. An aperient recipe is included. Probably a summary of advice given at a personal consultation because an associated letter from Sinclair dated 10 April suggests that Sinclair had seen Cullen in person in Edinburgh prior to travelling home to Caithness.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1135, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4021, 'CUL/1/1/8/133', '1777-03-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 March 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Mr James Hutton at Torryburn\'. concerning his recent fit of fever [Vol.8, p.126].', 'Reply to \'Mr James Hutton at Torryburn\'. concerning his recent fit of fever [Vol.8, p.126].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1241, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4022, 'CUL/1/1/8/134', '1777-03-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 March 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, in summary, \'For Miss Smith\', who is \'Far gone in a consumption\' [Vol.8, p.126]. assumed to be addressed to her father in whose care she is at present [see Letter ID:1387, also linked to her case].', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Smith\', who is \'Far gone in a consumption\' [Vol.8, p.126] (See also Letter ID 1387 from her father to her brother). Possibly to her father, as 1387 shows she is in her parents\' care, and these instructions are quite straightforward. (Her brother is a medical student at Edinburgh.) Cullen gives advice on diet and on plasters: \'The white plaister wc I take to be of Burgundy pitch, proper enough but not so good as a blistering plaister...\' [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:58:28', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1206, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4023, 'CUL/1/1/8/135', '1777-03-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 March 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Riddel about Sir Wm. Carre\' [Vol. 8, p.127]. Advice for Dr Walter Riddell on the ongoing treatment of Sir William Carr\'s diabetes. He suggests alternating the bark with the chalybeate, and recommends bearberry for his urinary problems.', 'Reply to \'Riddel about Sir Wm. Carre\' [Vol. 8, p.127]. Advice for Dr Walter Riddell on the ongoing treatment of Sir William Carr\'s diabetes. He suggests alternating the bark with the chalybeate, and recommends bearberry for his urinary problems. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1133, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4024, 'CUL/1/1/8/136', '1777-03-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'March? 1777?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, titled \'For Miss Chisholm\' [Vol 8, p. 127]. Short, probably incomplete copy, or notes made after patient visited Cullen in person (no incoming letter traced).', 'Very short reply headed \'For Miss Chisholm\'  (probably an incomplete copy, or notes made after patient visited Cullen in person - no incoming letter to match this is present) p.127', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1026, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4025, 'CUL/1/1/8/137', '1777-03-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 March 1777', '', 'Paralytic', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For the Revd Mr Spiers\' [Vol.8 p.128]. ', 'Reply headed \'For The Revd Mr Spiers\'. p.128. Regimen and recipe for Rev. Spears (Minister of Kirkcaldy). Probably intended for Dr Alexander Wemyss: see Letters ID 4042 and 1551, which follows up the case. Regimen and recipe for Rev. Spears, Minister of Kirkcaldy. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1131, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4026, 'CUL/1/1/8/138', '1777-03-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 March 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Dunlop C[oncerning] Mr Ferguson\' [Vol.8 p.129], signed by William Cullen and William Chalmers. They advise that Robert Fergusson is suffering from neither a venereal disease nor [bladder] stone, but an enlarged  prostate. Mercury and cicuta are prescribed, with dietary advice.', 'Reply headed \'Mr Dunlop C. Mr Ferguson\', signed by William Cullen and William Chalmers. p.129. Reply to letter ID 1385. They advise that Robert Fergusson is suffering from neither a venereal disease nor [bladder] stone, but an enlarged  prostate. Mercury and cicuta are prescribed, with dietary advice. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1130, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4027, 'CUL/1/1/8/139', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Part of a volume index, probably CUL/1/1/8.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4028, 'CUL/1/1/9/1', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Cover and three blank pages from CUL/1/1/9. \'Dr William Cullen\'s Consultation Letters From 1st April 1777 To 22nd September 1777\'. ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4029, 'CUL/1/1/9/2', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Index for volume CUL/1/1/9, headed \'vol VII\' and listing a selection of letters by page number. Two pages, second blank.', 'n', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4030, 'CUL/1/1/9/3', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Index for volume CUL/1/1/9, listing patients by surname. Two pages.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4031, 'CUL/1/1/9/4', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Part of an old cover slip headed \'Dr Cullen\'s Consultation Letters 1st April 1777 to 22d September 1777\'. Two images.', 'n', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4032, 'CUL/1/1/9/5', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Index for CUL/1/1/9, listing letters by page number. Two pages.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4033, 'CUL/1/1/9/6', '1777-04-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 April 1777', '', 'Wine Cordial', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Riddell at Berwick C. Sir William Carre\' [Vol.9 pp.1-2]. Cullen provides a recipe for a spiced sweet wine cordial, to placate Sir William Carr\'s sister\'s concerns. He tells Riddell that Lady Erroll (Sir William\'s daughter) has set off to visit him. ', 'Reply headed \'Riddell at Berwick C. Sir William Carre\'. p.1. Reply to Dr Walter Riddell\'s Letter ID 1388. Cullen provides a recipe for a spiced sweet wine cordial, to placate Sir William Carr\'s sister\'s concerns. He tells Riddell that Lady Erroll (Sir William\'s daughter) has set off to visit him. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1128, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4034, 'CUL/1/1/9/7', '1777-04-00', 'c', 'i', NULL, 'April? 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'E. Marjoribanks Esqr.\', though he may not be the addressee [Vol. 9, pp.2-3]. Very hastily written (with a bad quill?). The first part may be in the hand of a scribe or Cullen writing in great haste. The final, neater section is almost certainly in Cullen\'s own hand.', 'Reply headed \'E. Marjoribanks Esqr.\' pp.2-3\n\n[Mostly in a scribe\'s hand, but finished in Cullen\'s own - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1120, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4035, 'CUL/1/1/9/8', '1777-04-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 April 1777', '', 'Tumor Testicule not syphilitic', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed only \'For Mr \' [Vol.9 pp.3-4].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr \'. The recipe just below belongs to the letter, according to its last line. pp.3-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1242, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4036, 'CUL/1/1/9/9', '1777-04-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 April 1777', '', 'Weakness of Bowels', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Bowman\' (probably John jnr, son of Professor Bowman), giving dietary and exercise advice, and stomachic recipes [Vol.9, pp.4-5]. No clear if this was addressed directly to Bowman or to another practioner.', 'Reply \'For Mr Bowman\' (probably John jnr, son of Professor Bowman), giving dietary and exercise advice, and stomachic recipes [Vol.9, pp.4-5]. No clear if this was addressed directly to Bowman or to another practioner.[MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1165, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4037, 'CUL/1/1/9/10', '1777-04-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 April 1777', '', 'Hydropical', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'To Mr Walker C Miss Millar\' [Vol.9, pp.5-6].', 'Reply headed \'To Mr Walker C Miss Millar\' [Vol.9, pp.5-6].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1121, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4038, 'CUL/1/1/9/11', '1777-04-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 April 1777', '', 'Arsenical Rx for a sore', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'Dr Stevenson Arbroath C. Capt. Gardiner\' [Vol.9 pp.6-7]. Cullen prescribes an arsenic-based ointment for John Gardiner of North Tarry\'s ulcerated lip, and advises that Dr Stevenson does not tell the patient or his wife what it is, but that he avoids getting it in his mouth.', 'Reply headed \'Dr Stevenson Arbroath C. Capt. Gardiner\'. Cullen prescribes an arsenic-based ointment for John Gardiner of North Tarry\'s ulcerated lip, and advises that Dr Stevenson does not tell the patient or his wife what it is, but that he avoids getting it in his mouth. pp.6-7 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1166, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4039, 'CUL/1/1/9/12', '1777-04-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 April 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Beaumont\'s Child\' [Vol.9 pp.7-8]. Several recipes and instructions for treating the child\'s skin complaint.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Beaumont\'s Child\'. pp.7-8. Recipes for a child with a skin complaint. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1167, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4040, 'CUL/1/1/9/13', '1777-04-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 April 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Beaumont\' [Vol.9 p.8]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Beaumont\', p.8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1248, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4041, 'CUL/1/1/9/14', '1777-04-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 April 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss [Lexie] Dunbar\', [Vol.9. pp.8-9], probably to Andrew Liddell, with advice for her continuing care, diet, exercise and travel. ', 'Reply \'For Miss [Lexie] Dunbar\', [Vol.9. pp.8-9], probably to Andrew Liddell, with advice for her continuing care, diet, exercise and travel. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1168, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4042, 'CUL/1/1/9/15', '1777-04-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 April 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Dr Wemyss C. Mr Spiers\' [Vol.9, p.9].  A very short note on the progress of Rev. Spears of Kirkcaldy, with brief advice on the use of issues.', 'Reply \'To Dr Wemyss C. Mr Spiers\' [Vol.9, p.9].  A very short note on the progress of Rev. Spears of Kirkcaldy, with brief advice on the use of issues. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1169, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4043, 'CUL/1/1/9/16', '1777-04-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 April 1777', '', 'Shower bath', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply titled \'Directions for the Shower bath\' [Vol.9 pp.10-11]. No obvious incoming letter matches this one.', 'Reply headed \'Directions for the Shower bath\'. pp.10-11 [Not obvious who this is for, but may become evident when incoming adjacent incoming  letters are transcribed. DS]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 448, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4044, 'CUL/1/1/9/17', '1777-04-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 April 1777', '', 'Nephritic', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Sir James Dunbar\' [Vol.9, pp.11-12]. Although it is uncertain whether he is suffering from the stone, Cullen advises Sir James to take soap, and describes how to prepare it from a piece of Spanish soap (\'called Castile tho\nsome of the best is from Alicant\'). He also supplies him with an anodyne oil recipe, to ease the pain in his back.', 'Reply to \'Sir James Dunbar\' [Vol.9, pp.11-12]. Although it is uncertain whether he is suffering from the stone, Cullen advises Sir James to take soap, and describes how to prepare it from a piece of Spanish soap (\'called Castile tho\nsome of the best is from Alicant\'). He also supplies him with an anodyne oil recipe, to ease the pain in his back. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1170, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4045, 'CUL/1/1/9/18', '1777-04-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 April 1777', '', 'Feverish & vertigo P.21', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Alves C[oncerning] Mrs Baillie\' [Vol.9 pp.13-14]. A small passage is in Latin.', 'Reply headed \'Dr Alves C Mrs Baillie\'. pp.13-14. Reply to Letter ID 1396, with advice for Mrs Baillie of Lamington, who has feverishness, cold, and a migraine. A small passage is in Latin. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1171, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4046, 'CUL/1/1/9/19', '1777-04-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 April 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Gordone\' [Vol.9 pp.14-16]. Advice on drinking sea-water, exercise and sea-bathing. Cullen takes into consideration the elaborate hair-dressing of the period: \'As she wears her hair [i.e. not a wig] &amp; cannot wet she should both before wash g &amp; bathg wash her face w cold water &amp; covering her head w a cap of oiled silk, pour some cold water on it\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Gordone\'. pp.14-16 Advice on drinking sea-water, exercise and sea-bathing. Cullen takes into consideration the elaborate hair-dressing of the period: \'As she wears her hair [i.e. not a wig] &amp; cannot wet she should both before wash g &amp; bathg wash her face w cold water &amp; covering her head w a cap of oiled silk, pour some cold water on it\'.[MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1172, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4047, 'CUL/1/1/9/20', '1777-04-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 April 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Robert Ferguson\' [Vol.9 p.16]. Brief note in response to Letter ID 1398. Cullen says that Fergusson has \'pushed the Mercury far enough\', but advises that the Cicuta may not be in a good state, and that he will ask Chalmers to find some better.', 'Reply headed \'Mr Robert Ferguson\'. p.16 Brief note in response to Letter ID 1398. Cullen says that Fergusson has \'pushed the Mercury far enough\', but advises that the Cicuta may not be in a good state, and that he will ask Chalmers to find some better. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:58:48', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1173, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4048, 'CUL/1/1/9/21', '1777-05-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 May 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter (or note) headed \'For Mrs Hatridge\' [Vol. 9, p.16]. No incoming letter traced. It is possible that the patient\'s brother had visited in person and this is just Cullen\'s record of that consultation.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs [Hatridge?]\'. p.16\n\n[Can\'t find an incoming letter to match this - patient\'s brother may have visited Cullen in person - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1119, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4049, 'CUL/1/1/9/22', '1777-05-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 May 1777', '', 'Hydropic', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Hunter\' [Vol.9 p.17], signed by Cullen and Monro. Advice and recipes, possibly to Mr Lawder [Lauder], for John Hunter of Crooks, near Coldstream, who has symptoms of dropsy, which are ascribed to \'want of Gout\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Hunter\', signed by Cullen and Monro. p.17. Advice and recipes, possibly to Mr Lawder [Lauder], for John Hunter of Crooks, near Coldstream, who has symptoms of dropsy, which are ascribed to \'want of Gout\'. [MMG]\nThis letter ***can\'t be to Mr Lawder*** because letter 1425 says that he was housebound for five months until he began treating John Hunter some time between 10 June and 7 July. So letter 4049 must be to one of Hunter\'s other doctors: Dr Christopher Douglas in Kelso, Mr William Johnstone in Coldstream, or Mr Wood. ***Please update public description.*** (FM)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1174, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4050, 'CUL/1/1/9/23', '1777-05-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 May 1777', '', 'Scrophula', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Harpsdale\'s son\' [Vol.9, pp.18-19]. Advice for the treatment of [Alexander] Sinclair, son of James Sinclair of Harpsdale. Possibly addressed to his kinsman Patrick Sinclair of Lybster, as the medical professional in the case, Andrew Liddell, is referred to in the third person, as is Harpsdale (so it is not to him either). Cullen advises on the use of Tussilago, diet and exercise. There is no foundation for using Norton\'s Drops.', 'Reply headed \'For Harpsdale\'s son\'. pp.18-19. Advice for the treatment of [Alexander] Sinclair, son of James Sinclair of Harpsdale. Possibly addressed to his kinsman Patrick Sinclair of Lybster, as the medical professional in the case, Andrew Liddell, is referred to in the third person, as is Harpsdale (so it is not to him either). Cullen advises on the use of Tussilago, diet and exercise. There is no foundation for using Norton\'s Drops [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1175, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4051, 'CUL/1/1/9/24', '1777-05-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 May 1777', '', 'Gouty with apoplectic s.', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Stevenson C[oncerning] Mr Houston\' [Vol.9 pp.20-1]', 'Reply headed \'Dr Stevenson C Mr Houston\'. pp.20-1.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1238, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4052, 'CUL/1/1/9/25', '1777-05-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 May 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Alves C. Mrs Baillie\' [Vol.9 p.21]', 'Reply headed \'Dr Alves C Mrs Baillie\'. p.21', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1250, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4053, 'CUL/1/1/9/26', '1777-05-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 May 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Sir James Dunbar\', addressed to him directly and insisting that the prescribed medicines and treatments, if persisted in, will be effective [Vol.9, p.22].', 'Reply \'For Sir James Dunbar\', addressed to him directly and insisting that the prescribed medicines and treatments, if persisted in, will be effective [Vol.9, p.22]. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1273, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4054, 'CUL/1/1/9/27', '1777-05-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 May 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, to \'Mr Henry Lochead\' [Vol.9 pp.22-3]. Cullen gives Lochead brief advice on continuing the use of bougies etc.', 'Reply to \'Mr Henry Lochead\'.giving brief advice on continuing the use of bougies etc [Vol..9. pp.22-3].', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:59:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1239, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4055, 'CUL/1/1/9/28', '1777-05-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 May 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply [to Dr Alexander Stevenson] \'For Mr Macdoual\' [Vol.9, pp.23-5]. ', 'Reply [to Dr Alexander Stevenson] \'For Mr Macdoual\' [Vol.9, pp.23-5]. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1246, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4056, 'CUL/1/1/9/29', '1777-05-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 May 1777', '', 'Nephritic', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Dr Saunders\' [Vol.9 pp.25-6], advising James Saunders on his own illness, which may be caused by kidney stones. Cullen refers to Lieutaud, and to Chittick\'s method of dissolving the stone. ', 'Notes for a reply headed \'For Dr Saunders\'. pp.25-6. Reply to Letter ID 1401, advising James Saunders on his own illness, which may be caused by kidney stones. Cullen refers to Lieutaud, and to Chittick\'s method of dissolving the stone. He advises palliative treatment. [MMG]\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1204, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4057, 'CUL/1/1/9/30', '1777-05-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 May 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Sturrock\' [Vol.9, pp.26-9]. \'WhiteSunday\' or Whitsunday 1777 fell on the 15th May (which also accords with position in the casebook). This regimen may have been handed to Sturrock in person because in writing to Cullen on the 21st May  he implies that the had recently seen the physician in Edinburgh.', 'Reply \'For Mr Sturrock\' [Vol.9, pp.26-9]. \'WhiteSunday\' has been assumed to be Whitsunday, 15 May.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1276, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4058, 'CUL/1/1/9/31', '1777-05-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 May 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Y. Z.\' [Vol.9 p.29]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Y. Z.\' p.29', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 513, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4059, 'CUL/1/1/9/32', '1777-05-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 May 1777', '', 'Catarrhal?', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Jean Innes\' [Vol.9 pp.30-1]. Cullen assures the recipient that she is not consumptive, but that her catarrhal condition needs care. Dietary and exercise advice follow. The coltsfoot (tussilago) recipe is given in English, in full, which suggests it may be for a family member/layperson (possibly her sister Anna?). Cullen recommends it in preference to Dr Brodie\'s use of opiates, as it is more \"innocent\".', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Jean Innes\'. pp.30-1 Jane or Jean Innes is a patient of Dr Brodie, although this letter is not addressed to him. Cullen assures the recipient that she is not consumptive, but that her catarrhal condition needs care. Dietary and exercise advice follow. The coltsfoot (tussilago) recipe is given in English, in full, which suggests it may be for a family member/layperson (possibly her sister Anna?). Cullen recommends it in preference to Dr Brodie\'s use of opiates. It is more \"innocent\". [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1177, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4060, 'CUL/1/1/9/33', '1777-05-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 May 1777', '', 'Alum &amp; Chalybeates not to be exhibited at the same time of day ', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Stevenson C[oncerning] Miss Houston &amp; Mr Ramsay\' [Vol.9 pp.31-2] Stevenson is likely the addressee, as he wrote about Mr Houston shortly before the untraced letter this is a reply to.', 'Reply headed \'Dr Stevenson C. Miss Houston &amp; Mr Ramsay\'. pp.31-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1249, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4061, 'CUL/1/1/9/34', '1777-05-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 May 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Sir James Norcliffe Bart.\' [Vol.9, p.33]. Advice for weakness of the bowels, with recipes, for Sir James Innes Norcliffe of Innes (future Duke of Roxburghe). If the advice given does not prove effective, Cullen advises wintering in a warmer climate. No incoming letter, so addressee untraced (or possibly the summary of a regimen handed over at a personal consultation).', 'Reply \'For Sir James Norcliffe Bart.\'. p.33. Advice for weakness of the bowels, with recipes, for Sir James Innes Norcliffe of Innes (future Duke of Roxburghe). If the advice given does not prove effective, Cullen advises wintering in a warmer climate. [MMG] FOOTNOTE ED PHARM IN RECIPE', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1279, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4062, 'CUL/1/1/9/35', '1777-05-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 May 1777', '', '', 2, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'Dr R Wood at Perth C[oncerning] the honble. Captain Gray\' [Vol.9 p.34], signed by Cullen and Alexander Wood. Captain Gray has a throat complaint, probably venereal, for which he has been treated with mercury. Cullen and Wood advise a gargle, a recipe for which was originally subjoined but is not present in this copy.', 'Letter jointly from Cullen and Alexander Wood to Dr Robert Wood, headed \'Dr R Wood at Perth C. the honble. Captain Gray\'. p.34. Probably a response to Letter ID 1214. Captain Gray has a throat complaint, probably venereal, for which he has been treated with mercury. Cullen and Alexander Wood advise a gargle, a recipe for which was originally subjoined. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1280, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4063, 'CUL/1/1/9/36', '1777-05-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 May 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe for a stomachic solution,  \'For Mrs Macclesfield\' [Vol.9,  p. 13]. No incoming letter so possibly prescribed at a personal consultation.', 'Recipe for a stomachic solution,  \'For Mrs Macclesfield\' [Vol.9,  p. 13]. No incoming letter so possibly prescribed at a personal consultation.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1281, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4064, 'CUL/1/1/9/37', '1777-05-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 May 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe for cephalic pills, for \'Mrs Kerr of Abbotrule\'  [Vol.9, p.34]. No incoming letter so possibly prescribed at a personal consultation.', 'Recipe for cephalic pills, for \'Mrs Kerr of Abbotrule\'  [Vol.9, p.34]. Presumably a patient of Cullen in Edinburgh, although her husband\'s estate is in the Borders. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1282, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4065, 'CUL/1/1/9/38', '1777-05-19', 'i', 'c', 'c', '19 May 1777?', '', 'Obstructions in the Urethra', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Thomson\' [Vol.9 p.35], regarding obstruction in the urethra. ', 'Case book copy of reply headed \'for Mr Thomson\'. p.35, regarding obstruction in the urethra. [Year changed from 1776 to 1777 - dateline after recipe has \'1776\' but earlier dateline (between main body and recipes) has \'1777\'. position of this document between two casebook entries from 1777 suggests this is more likely - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1588, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(4066, 'CUL/1/1/9/39', '1777-05-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 May 1777', '', 'Apoplexy or Palsy', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Mr Dougal C. Miss Gordon\' [Vol.9, pp.36-7]. Cullen discusses a wide range of treatments for her \'convulsive startings\' and palsy. It is unclear whether the surgeon is William or Alexander Dougall. Both work in the same geographical area.', 'Reply \'To Mr Dougal C. Miss Gordon\'. pp.36-7. Cullen discusses a wide range of treatments for her \'convulsive startings\' and palsy: \'this in Miss Gordons habit â€“ and age dangerous &amp; of difficult cure\'. [MMG] It is unclear whether the surgeon is William or Alexander Dougall. Both work in the same geographical area. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1283, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4067, 'CUL/1/1/9/40', '1777-05-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 May 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Dobbie\'. [Vol.9, p.38]. Advice for a lady with blood-spitting, who is making a journey to the Scottish Highlands (Isle of Mull) for her health. Cullen suggests using the laxative recipe given for Miss B Gordon on the previous page. (Letter ID 4066). Addressee unidentified as no incoming letter traced. ', 'Reply \'For Mrs Dobbie\'. [Vol.9, p.38]. Advice for a lady with blood-spitting, who is making a journey to the Scottish Highlands (Isle of Mull) for her health. Cullen suggests using the laxative recipe given for Miss B Gordon on the previous page. (Letter ID 4066). [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:59:12', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1284, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4068, 'CUL/1/1/9/41', '1777-05-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 May 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Sturrock\' [Vol.9 p.39]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Sturrock\'. p.39', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1278, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4069, 'CUL/1/1/9/42', '1777-05-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 May 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Alison\' [Vol.9 pp.39-41]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Alison\'. pp.39-41.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1300, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4070, 'CUL/1/1/9/43', '1777-05-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 May 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Munro\' [Vol.9, pp.41-2]. Cullen recommends he go ahead with planned expedition, advises a sea voyage as well, and gives further advice for what to do when in the \'North Country\'. No incoming letter nor addressee traced.', 'Reply \'For Mr Munro\' [Vol.9, pp.41-2]. Cullen recommends he go ahead with planned expedition, advises a sea voyage as well, and gives further advice for what to do when in the \'North Country\'. (FM)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2262, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4071, 'CUL/1/1/9/44', '1777-05-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 May 1777', '', 'Difficult Menstruation', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'for Mrs Whytlaw of Glasgow\'. [Vol.9, pp.42-3]. Addressee not named, but it replies to letter ID:1407 from Thomas Hamilton. ', 'Reply \'for Mrs Whytlaw of Glasgow\'. [Vol.9, pp.42-3]. Addressee not named, but it replies to letter ID:1407 from Thomas Hamilton. FM', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:59:22', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2265, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4072, 'CUL/1/1/9/45', '1777-05-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 May 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, addressed to Dr George Hamilton at Dumfries, with furtherr advice \'For Mr Agnew of Scheuchan\'. [Vol.9, pp.43-4]. ', 'Reply, addressed to Dr George Hamilton at Dumfries, with furtherr advice \'For Mr Agnew of Scheuchan\'. [Vol.9, pp.43-4]. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1301, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4073, 'CUL/1/1/9/46', '1777-05-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 May 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Beaumont\'s child\' [Vol.9 p.44]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Beaumont\'s child\', p.44', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1302, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4074, 'CUL/1/1/9/47', '1777-05-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 May 1777', '', 'Visceral Obstruction', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply for \'Mr Grant C[oncerning]. M.\' [Vol.9, pp.44-5].', 'Reply for \'Mr Grant C[oncerning]. M.\' [Vol.9, pp.44-5].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1253, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4075, 'CUL/1/1/9/48', '1777-06-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'June? 1777?', '', 'Debility Gen.', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Nasmith\', giving directions on cold bathing and other regimen, with two prescriptions for laxatives and an original cross-refernece back to a recipe for a \'strengthener\' already noted down in the same volume [Vol. 9, pp.46-9].', 'Reply \'For Mrs Nasmith\', giving directions on cold bathing and other regimen, with two prescriptions for laxatives [Vol. 9, pp.46-9].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1303, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4076, 'CUL/1/1/9/49', '1777-06-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 June 1777', '', 'Hydrocele', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Lord Hopeton\', concerning a watery tumour, signed by Cullen and John Hope [Vol.9,  pp.49-50].', 'Reply \'For Lord Hopeton\', concerning a tumour, signed by Cullen and John Hope [Vol.9,  pp.49-50].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1305, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4077, 'CUL/1/1/9/50', '1777-06-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 June 1777', '', 'Sea Voyage &amp; Diet there', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Miss Gray of ____\' [Vol.9 pp.50-1]. Advice on avoiding seasickness and on diet at sea for a lady taking a sea voyage for her health. \'To those who like grain &amp; fruit I have no difficulty in providing a diet of variety, eveven [sic] for a long voyage, &amp; wout animal food. But as these are not agreable to Miss G. I am a little at a loss\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Gray of\', pp.50-1 Advice on avoiding seasickness and on diet at sea for a lady taking a sea voyage for her health. \'To those who like grain &amp; fruit I have no difficulty in providing a diet of variety, eveven [sic] for a long voyage, &amp; wout animal food. But as these are not agreable to Miss G. I am a little at a loss.\'[MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1285, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4078, 'CUL/1/1/9/51', '1777-06-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 June 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, entirely on diet, \'For Miss [Jane\'] Maxwell of Carriden\' [Vol.9. pp.52-3].', 'Reply, entirely on diet, \'For Miss [Jane\'] Maxwell of Carriden\' [Vol.9. pp.52-3].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1254, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4079, 'CUL/1/1/9/52', '1777-06-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 June 1777', '', 'Nephritis & Palsy', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Mr H. Bruce C. The Revd Mr Munro of Farr\', in the form of a summary of suggested further treatments [Vol.9, pp.53-4].', 'Reply to \'Mr H. Bruce C. The Revd Mr Munro of Farr\', [Vol.9, pp.53-4].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1256, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4080, 'CUL/1/1/9/53', '1777-06-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 June 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Lord Cochran C Capt. Gilchrist\', concerned with easing his \'last moments\' [Vol.9, p.54].', 'Reply \'To Lord Cochran C Capt. Gilchrist\', concerned with easing his \'last moments\' [Vol.9, p.54].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1215, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4081, 'CUL/1/1/9/54', '1777-06-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 June 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply for \'Mrs Maxwell of Carriden C. her daughter\' [Vol.9, p.55]. Cullen refers to visiting Carriden himself.', 'Reply for \'Mrs Maxwell of Carriden C. her daughter\' [Vol.9, p.55]. Cullen refers to visiting Carriden himself.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1214, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4082, 'CUL/1/1/9/55', '1777-06-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 June 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mr William Simson\' [Vol.9 p.56]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr William Simson\'. p.56', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1319, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4083, 'CUL/1/1/9/56', '1777-06-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 June 1777', '', 'Gouty Diath.', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Gordon of Gight Esqr.\' with summary of direction for dietary management and travel [Vol.9 pp.57-8]', 'Reply headed \'For Gordon of Gight Esqr.\', pp.57-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1306, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4084, 'CUL/1/1/9/57', '1777-06-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 June 1777', '', 'Visceral obstruction', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply for \'Mr Armstrong\', with advice of diet and travel to relieve his  \'obstructed bowels\' [Vol..9, pp.59-60].', 'Reply for \'Mr Armstrong\', with advice of diet and travel to relieve his  \'obstructed bowels\' [Vol..9, pp.59-60].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1322, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4085, 'CUL/1/1/9/58', '1777-06-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 June 1777', '', 'Gouty or Rheum[atick?]', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Countess of Dundonald\' [Vol.9 pp.60-1]', 'Reply headed \'Countess of Dundonald\'. pp.60-1', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1325, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4086, 'CUL/1/1/9/59', '1777-05-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 May 1777', '', 'Catarrh', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Turnbull Surgeon at Wooler C. Mr &amp; Mrs Elliot\' [Vol.9 pp.61-2]. Mrs Elliot has a chronic catarrhal cough, diarrhÅ“a and menstrual problems. Her husband Rev Henry Elliot is \'threatened with a rupture\'.', 'Reply headed \'Mr Turnbull Surgeon at Wooller C Mr &amp; Mrs Elliot\', pp.61-2, in reply to Letters 1415 and 1416. Advice regarding Mrs Elliot, whose has a chronic catarrhal cough, diarrhÅ“a and menstrual problems, and advice and a recipe for her husband Rev Henry Elliot, who is \'threatened with a rupture\'. Cullen also refers to an unnamed Dutch physician curing fluor albus with large doses of crab\'s eyes. [MMG] [David - the Dutch physician mentioned at the top of p.2 need a footnote if we can identify him - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1286, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4087, 'CUL/1/1/9/60', '1777-06-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 June 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mrs Row C.\' [Vol.9 pp.63-4]; a subtitle reads \'Ostensible Letter\', with a \'Secret Letter\' added below, diagnosing her with \'Hysteric Melancholy proceeding from religious considerations\'. ', 'Reply headed \'Mrs Allan at Row C.    \'; a subtitle reads \'Ostensible Letter\', with a \'Secret Letter\' added below. The case of the minister\'s wife who is diagnosed with \'Hysteric Melancholy proceeding from religious considerations\'. The ostensible letter advises exercise and activity, which suggests she is young. He advises in the secret letter that \'It might be supposed that Mr Allans conversation might be of service to her; but I never knew reasoning have much effect in such Cases\'. pp.63-4 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1365, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4088, 'CUL/1/1/9/61', '1777-06-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'June 1777', '', 'Dropsy', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Murray of Kircaldy C. Mrs B.\' [Vol.9 p.65]', 'Reply headed \'Mr Murray of Kircaldy C. Mrs B.\' p.65 [Needs a footnote pointing to the \'advice for Mr Hunter\', which is id 4049 - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1328, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4089, 'CUL/1/1/9/62', '1777-06-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 June 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Sturrock\' [Vol. 9 p.66]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Sturrock\', p.66', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1356, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4090, 'CUL/1/1/9/63', '1777-06-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 June 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mrs Dalrymple\' [Vol.9 p.66]', 'Reply headed \'Mrs Dalrymple\', p.66', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1375, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4091, 'CUL/1/1/9/64', '1777-06-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 June 1777', '', 'Gouty D.', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Colonel Skene, Capt. David\' [Vol. 9 p.67]', 'Reply headed \'For Colonel Skene. Capt. David.\' p.67', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1376, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4092, 'CUL/1/1/9/65', '1777-06-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 June 1777', '', 'Rheumatic', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Ferguson\' [Vol.9 p.68]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Ferguson\', p.68', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1380, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4093, 'CUL/1/1/9/66', '1777-06-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 June 1777', '', 'Phthisical D.', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Agnew\' [Vol.9 pp.69-70]. Diet and lifestyle advice for Miss Agnew (of Lochnaw), who has already lost siblings to consumption. ', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Agnew\'. pp.69-70. Diet and lifestyle advice for Miss Agnew (of Lochnaw), who has already lost siblings to consumption. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1367, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4094, 'CUL/1/1/9/67', '1777-07-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 July 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply  \'To Dr Grieve C. Mr Tweedie\' [Vol.9, p.70]. With domestic note that \'papa just in his nightgown sets out tomorrow for Taymouthâ€¦\'. No incoming letter traced.', 'Reply  \'To Dr Grieve C. Mr Tweedie\' [Vol.9, p.70]. With domestic note that \'papa just in his nightgown sets out tomorrow for Taymouth...\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1329, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4095, 'CUL/1/1/9/68', '1777-07-14', 'i', 'c', 'c', '14 July 1777?', '', 'Phthisis', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Dr Stevenson C[oncerning]  Mr James Brown\' [Vol.9,  p.71].', 'Reply to \'Dr Stevenson C[occerning]  Mr James Brown\' [Vol.9,  p.71].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1320, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4096, 'CUL/1/1/9/69', '1777-08-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 August 1777', '', 'Nephritic', 2, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Pagan\' [Vol.9 p.72]. A recipe is mentioned as being on a paper apart, but it is not transcribed in association with the letter.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Pagan\', p.72. Advice for patient wih symptoms of gravel. Prescription is mentioned as being on a paper apart, but it is not transcribed in association with the letter. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1368, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4097, 'CUL/1/1/9/70', '1777-08-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 August 1777', '', '', 2, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Edward Burrow Esqr.\' [Vol.9 p.73], concerning his son.', 'Reply  \'To Edward Burrow Esqr.\' concerning his son, p.73', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1321, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4098, 'CUL/1/1/9/71', '1777-08-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'August? 1777?', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Jasper Tough, \'For Mr Browne\', with advice on travel and taking the waters in Bristol. Cullen recommends that he see Dr Colin Drummond when in Bristol. [Vol.7, pp.73-5]', 'Reply \'For Mr Browne\', with advice on travel and taking the waters in Bristol. Cullen recommends that he see Dr Colin Drummond when in Bristol. [Vol.7, pp.73-5] [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1369, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4099, 'CUL/1/1/9/72', '1777-08-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'August? 1777?', '', 'Scrophula', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Robert Laing of Orkney C[oncerning] his sons\' [Vol.9 p.76]', 'Reply headed \'To Robert Laing Esqr. Orkney C. his sons\'. Advice regarding treatment for scrofula and other tubercular ailments for the sons of Robert Laing of Strynzia, p.76', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1370, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4100, 'CUL/1/1/9/73', '1777-08-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 August 1777', '', 'Catarrhus Vesicae', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr James Saunders - Banff\' [Vol.9 pp.77-8]. For the treatment Cullen refers to a recipe used by Dr Thomas Dawson and a method devised by the Dutch physician Hermann Boerhaave. ', 'Reply headed \'Dr James Saunders - Banff\', pp.77-8. For the treatment Cullen refers to a recipe used by Dr Thomas Dawson and a method devised by the Dutch physician Hermann Boerhaave. SH [David - these need footnotes - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1358, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4101, 'CUL/1/1/9/74', '1777-08-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 August 1777', '', 'Chronic Rheum.', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'The Revd. Mr Duff old Aberdeen C his wife\' [Vol.9 p.78]', 'Reply headed \'The Revd. Mr Duff old Aberdeen C his wife\'. (A note says \'For the first advice for Mrs Duff see p.104\'.) p.78\n\nAnnot at bottom not a postscript MH/JB', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1323, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4102, 'CUL/1/1/9/75', '1777-08-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 August 1777', '', 'Dyspepsia &c', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For the Honble Andrew Erskine Esqr\' [Vol.9 pp.79-82]', 'Reply headed \'For the Honble Andrew Erskine Esqr.\', ppp.79-82', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1333, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4103, 'CUL/1/1/9/76', '1777-08-12', 'i', 'i', 'i', '12? August? 1777?', '', 'Debility', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Seward\' [Vol.9 pp.83-7]. Includes advice on using the shower bath machine.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Seward\', pp.83-7. Includes advice on using the shower bath machine. [MMG] Recommends \'a little farm\' (useful for Jane C).', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1371, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4104, 'CUL/1/1/9/77', '1777-07-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 July 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Sturrock\', [Vol.9, p. 87]. Summary of further advice on treatment and management. Patient assumed to be addressee since Cullen usually writes to him directly.', 'Reply \'For Mr Sturrock\', [Vol.9, p. 87]. Summary of further advice on treatment and management. Patient assumed to be addressee since Cullen usually writes to him directly.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1334, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4105, 'CUL/1/1/9/78', '1777-08-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 August 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to and \'For Mr Sturrock\', urging him to continue with various medicines and prescribing an electuary [Vol.9, p.88].', 'Reply to and \'For Mr Sturrock\', urging him to continue with various medicines [Vol.9, p.88].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1337, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4106, 'CUL/1/1/9/79', '1777-08-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 August 1777', '', 'Jaundice', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Captn. Grey\' [Vol.9 pp.88-9]', 'Reply headed \'For Captn. Grey\', pp.88-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1378, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4107, 'CUL/1/1/9/80', '1777-08-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 August 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Robert Henderson\' [Vol.9 pp.89-90]', 'Reply headed \'For Robert Henderson Esqr.\', pp.89-90', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1330, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4108, 'CUL/1/1/9/81', '1777-08-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 August 1777', '', 'Gouty', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Mr James Wood Surgeon at Berwick C. Messrs Potts &amp; Bell\', with much discussion of the value, or otherwise, of cold bathing [Vol.9,  pp.90-2].', 'Reply to \'Mr James Wood Surgeon at Berwick C. Messrs Potts &amp; Bell\', with discussion of cold bathing [Vol.9,  pp.90-2].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1331, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4109, 'CUL/1/1/9/82', '1777-08-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 August 1777', '', 'Debility', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Macpherson\' [Vol.9 pp.93-4]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Macpherson\', pp.93-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1332, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4110, 'CUL/1/1/9/83', '1787-08-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'August? 1787?', '', 'Mania furibunda', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'To Dr Hall C ----- for Mrs Travers\'.', 'Reply headed \'To Dr Hall C ----- for Mrs Travers\', pp.95-7\n\nAnnotation:\nMania [?]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:39:29', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3435, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4111, 'CUL/1/1/9/84', '1777-08-20', 'i', 'c', 'c', '20 August 1777?', '', 'Hemorrhoids', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Macdonald\' [Vol.9 pp.97-100]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Macdonald\', pp.97-100', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1338, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4112, 'CUL/1/1/9/85', '1777-08-20', 'c', 'c', 'i', '20? August 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr James Henry -- Banff\' [Vol.9 p.100]. Cullen has consulted with Dr Monro about him, and they agree with Dr Saunders that electricity is not suitable for his treatment.', 'Reply headed \'Mr James Henry -- Banff\'. p.100 Cullen has consulted with Dr Monro about him, and they agree with Dr Saunders that electricity is not suitable for his treatment.[MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1372, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4113, 'CUL/1/1/9/86', '1777-08-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 August 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Mr Hunter of Crooks\', [Crooks\'s] also written on behalf of Dr Monro to express relief that Mr Hunter is responding to a powder prescribed by Mr Lauder; includes recipe for a laxative electuary [Vol. 9, p.101].', 'Reply headed \'Mr Hunter of Crooks\', [Crooks\'s] also written on behalf of Dr Monro to express relief that Mr Hunter is responding to a powder prescribed by Mr Lauder; includes recipe for a laxative electuary [Vol. 9, p.101]. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1344, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4114, 'CUL/1/1/9/87', '1777-08-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 August 1777', '', 'Palsy', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'Mrs Taylor\' [Vol.9 pp.102-3]', 'Reply headed \'Mrs Taylor\', pp.102-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1346, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4115, 'CUL/1/1/9/88', '1777-08-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 August 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'Revd Mr Patrick Duff\' [Vol.9 pp.103-4], concerning the continuing case of his wife Henrietta.', 'Reply headed \'Revd Mr Patrick Duff\', concerning the continuing case of his wife Henrietta [Vol.9, pp.103-4]. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1349, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4116, 'CUL/1/1/9/89', '1777-07-09', 'i', 'c', 'c', '9 July 1777?', '', 'Rheum', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'First Letter for Mrs Duff\' [Vol.9 pp.104-5]', 'Reply headed \'First Letter for Mrs Duff\', pp.104-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1324, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4117, 'CUL/1/1/9/90', '1777-08-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 August 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Lewis Fletcher\' [Vol.9 pp.105-6]', 'Reply headed \'Mr Lewis Fletcher\', pp.105-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1412, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4118, 'CUL/1/1/9/91', '1777-08-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 August 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Miss Kirkwood Dunbar\' [Vol.9 p.106]', 'Reply headed \'Miss Kirkwood Dunbar\', p.106', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1414, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4119, 'CUL/1/1/9/92', '1777-08-26', 'i', 'c', 'c', '26 August 1777?', '', 'Dyspnoea Spasmodic', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to an unnamed patient who Cullen thinks has an inherited  \'spasmodic affection\' [Vol.9, pp.107-8]. Very few incoming letters retained for this year and none appears to relate to this particular patient.', 'Reply to an unnamed patient who Cullen thinks has an inherited  \'spasmodic affection\' [Vol.9, pp.107-8].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1416, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4120, 'CUL/1/1/9/93', '1777-08-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 August 1777', '', 'Asthma', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Gilchrist C[oncerning] Mrs Gordon\' [Vol.9 pp.108-9]', 'Reply headed \'Dr Gilchrist C Mrs Gordon\'. pp.108-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1411, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4121, 'CUL/1/1/9/94', '1777-08-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'August? 1777?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Riddell\' [Vol.9 pp.109-111]. Advice and recipes for stomach problems.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Riddell\', pp.109-111 Advice and recipes for stomach problems; may be the same patient as Doc ID 5176, in which case she may be in the Dumfries area. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1373, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4122, 'CUL/1/1/9/95', '1777-08-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 August 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Macneil\', [Vol.9, pp.111-12].', 'Reply \'For Mrs Macneil\', [Vol.9, pp.111-112].\n\nImages removed for correction. 22/03/13. Now correct DS on 11/12/13.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1421, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4123, 'CUL/1/1/9/96', '1777-08-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 August 1777', '', 'Menorrhagia?', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \"For Mrs Maccallaster\" [Vol.9 p.112]', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Maccallaster\', p.112', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1422, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4124, 'CUL/1/1/9/97', '1777-08-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'August? 1777?', '', 'Debility | Chalybeates', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Lord Gardenston\' [pp.113-5]. Advice on taking Hartfell water and bathing.', 'Reply headed \'For Lord Gardenston\', pp.113-5. Advice on taking Hartfell water and bathing. Interestingly, given the focus on water cures, Lord Gardenstone was responsible for erecting St Bernard\'s Well in Edinburgh. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1374, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4125, 'CUL/1/1/9/98', '1777-08-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 August 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Kennedy to Mr Yourston\' [Vol.9 pp.116-7]', 'Reply headed \'Mr Kennedy to Mr Yourston\', pp.116-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1423, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4126, 'CUL/1/1/9/99', '1777-09-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 September 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'Mrs Gascoigne\' [Vol.9 p.117]', 'Reply headed \'Mrs Gascoigne\', p.117', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1363, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4127, 'CUL/1/1/9/100', '1777-09-01', 'i', 'c', 'c', '1 September 1777?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Mr James Sturrock\', [Vol.9, p.117]. Short note urging him to continue the treatments already advised.', 'Reply - a very short note - for \'Mr James Sturrock\', [Vol.9, p.117].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1366, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4128, 'CUL/1/1/9/101', '1777-09-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 September 1777', '', 'Cold Bathing', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Miss Madie Hamilton\' [Vol.9 p.118], giving instructions on cold bathing.', 'Reply headed \'Miss Madie Hamilton\', p.118', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1424, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4129, 'CUL/1/1/9/102', '1777-09-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 September 1777', '', 'Hamoptoe', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Balderston\' [Vol.9 p.119]', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Balderston\', p.119', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1425, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4130, 'CUL/1/1/9/103', '1777-09-05', 'i', 'c', 'c', '5 September 1777?', '', 'Diet', 2, 1, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Gray\' [Vol.9 pp.119-121] A recipe \'on a paper apart\' is mentioned, but not included in this copy.', 'Reply headed \'for Mrs Gray\', pp.119-121 CORRECTED TO MRS DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1382, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4131, 'CUL/1/1/9/104', '1777-09-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 September 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr John Cross C. his Son\' [Vol.9 pp.121-2]', 'Reply headed \'Mr John Cross C his Son\'. pp.121-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1427, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4132, 'CUL/1/1/9/105', '1777-09-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 September 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Henderson\' [Vol.9 pp.122-3]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Henderson\', pp.122-3\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1389, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4133, 'CUL/1/1/9/106', '1777-09-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 September 1777', '', 'Debility of Stomach &amp;cc.   Regimen &amp; Diet', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Bailley\', concerning how he should manage his health when returns to  Jamaica [Vol.9, pp.124-6].', 'Reply \'For Mr Bailley\', concerning how he should manage his health when returns  Jamaica [Vol.9, pp.124-6].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1400, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4134, 'CUL/1/1/9/107', '1777-09-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 September 1777', '', 'Debility &c Cold bathing', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'To Mr Joseph Harris Surgeon at Whitehaven C â€“ a Young Gentleman and himself.\' [Vol.9, pp.116-7]. Mentions the use of a shower-bath.', 'Reply headed \'To Mr Joseph Harris Surgeon at Whitehaven C â€“ a Young Gentleman and himself.\' (I am fairly sure this title belongs to the letter that follows despite the line separating them, as it mentions the addressee moving to Whitehaven.) pp.116-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1429, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4135, 'CUL/1/1/9/108', '1777-09-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 September 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Mrs Dunlop of Dunlop at Barnbarrow by Wigton\', concerning Mr Agnew [of Shuechan]  [Vol.9, p.128]. Success in treating his \'fits\'  very much depends upon how much Agnew trusts in Cullen and complies with the advised regimen. ', 'Reply \'To Mrs Dunlop of Dunlop at Barnbarrow by Wigton\', concerning Mr Agnew [of Shuechan]  [Vol.9, p.128]. Success depends on how much Agnew trusts in Cullen and complies with the advised regimen.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1433, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4136, 'CUL/1/1/9/109', '1777-09-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 September 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning \'Mrs Allan at Row\', who is urged to keep to the regimen formerly advised and take measures to keep her mind tranquil and her body warm over the winter [Vol.9, p.129]', 'Reply concerning \'Mrs Allan at Row\', who is urged to keep to the regimen formerly advised and take measures to keep her mind tranquil and her body warm over the winter [Vol.9, p.129]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1409, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4137, 'CUL/1/1/9/110', '1777-09-15', 'i', 'c', 'c', '15 September 1777?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Mr John Hunter at Crooks\', [Crooks\'s] concerning his continued treatment of running wounds on his legs [Vol.9, pp.129-130].', 'Reply headed \'Mr John Hunter at Crooks\', [Crooks\'s] pp.129-130', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1401, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4138, 'CUL/1/1/9/111', '1777-09-15', 'i', 'c', 'c', '15 September 1777?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply for \'Mr Easton\' largely concerning a diet to further his recovery [Vol.9. pp.130-131].', 'Reply for \'Mr Easton\' largely concerning a diet to further his recovery [Vol.9. pp.130-131].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1402, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4139, 'CUL/1/1/9/112', '1777-09-17', 'i', 'c', 'c', '17 September 1777?', '', 'Phthisical', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr W Hamilton\' [Vol.9 pp.131-2]', 'Reply headed \'Dr W Hamilton\', pp.131-2 [Not sure why Miss Ayton has been linked to this letter as \'Miss McMurdo\' is mentioned, as I could\'t find any mention of one.][I see what has happened. Someone has gone through my letters and tagged the wrong thing. Have removed Miss Ayton and tagged her in the correct letter, if that\'s okay. LMcC]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1426, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4140, 'CUL/1/1/9/113', '1777-09-17', 'i', 'c', 'c', '17 September 1777?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Concerning \'Mr W Henderson\', who is advised to rest from business  [Vol.9, p,132]. Reads as being addressed to a local practitioner (who has not provided Cullen with enough information), but no incoming letter traced. However Henderson\'s letter of the 21st September (the next in this Case)  mentions him first seeing Cullen in person at Edinburgh two weeks earlier (i.e. around the 7th of September). ', 'Concerning \'Mr W Henderson\', who is advised to rest from business  [Vol.9, p,132]. Reads as being addressed to a local practitioner (who has not provided Cullen with enough information), but no incoming letter traced. Now identified as David Goodsir. However Henderson\'s letter of the 21st September (the next in this Case)  mentions him first seeing Cullen in person at Edinburgh two weeks earlier (i.e. around the 7th of September). ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1430, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4141, 'CUL/1/1/9/114', '1777-09-17', 'i', 'c', 'c', '17 September 1777?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Dr Gilchrist\', concerning Mrs Gordon, whose tumour is probably terminal [Vol.9, p. 133].', 'Reply to \'Dr Gilchrist\', concerning Mrs Gordon, whose tumour is probably terminal [Vol.9, p. 133].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1432, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4142, 'CUL/1/1/9/115', '1777-09-22', 'i', 'c', 'c', '22 September 1777?', '', 'Debility', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mrs McNachtane Hunter\' [Vol.9 pp.133-4]. Cullen prescribes tonics, and recommends powdered steel, made more palatable with cinnamon and sugar, as \'I am persuaded... the frequent &amp; long continued use of the Bark or Bitters will at length destroy the tone of  the stomach\'.', 'Reply headed \'Mrs McNachtane Hunter\', pp.133-4. Advice for a lady with nervous weakness. Cullen prescribes tonics, and recommends powdered steel, made more palatable with cinnamon and sugar, as \'I am persuaded... the frequent &amp; long continued use of the Bark or Bitters will at length destroy the tone of  the stomach\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1447, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4143, 'CUL/1/1/9/116', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Single blank page from the end of volume CUL/1/1/9', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4144, 'CUL/1/1/10/1', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Cover and three blank pages from the front of CUL/1/1/10. \'Dr William Cullen\'s Consultation Letters From 24th September 1777 To 21st July 1778\'. ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4145, 'CUL/1/1/10/2', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Index listing selected letters from CUL/1/1/10, listed by page and headed \'Volume VIII\'. Two pages, second blank.', 'n', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4146, 'CUL/1/1/10/3', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Index to volume CUL/1/1/10, listing letters by patient\'s surname. Two pages.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4147, 'CUL/1/1/10/4', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Old volume cover slip, \'Dr Cullen\'s Consultation Letters 24th September 1777 to 21st July 1778\'. Two images.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4148, 'CUL/1/1/10/5', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Index to volume CUL/1/1/10, listing letters by page number. Two pages.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4149, 'CUL/1/1/10/6', '1777-09-24', 'i', 'i', 'i', '24? September? 1777?', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'To Mr Murray Surgeon at Kirkcaldy, concerning Miss Aytoun of Inch Darney\' [Vol.10 p.1]', 'Reply headed \'To Mr Murray Surgeon at Kirkcaldy, concerning Miss Aytoun of Inch Darney\'. p.1', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1381, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4150, 'CUL/1/1/10/7', '1777-09-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 September 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply  \'For Mr Mcaulay\', [Vol. 10, p.1.] Advice for muscular pain in abdomen, and rubbed with an anodyne oil, for which a recipe is given. No incoming letter traced. No addressee identified.', '\nReply  \'For Mr Mcaulay\', [Vol. 10, p.1.] Advice for muscular pain in abdomen, and rubbed with an anodyne oil, for which a recipe is given. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1448, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4151, 'CUL/1/1/10/8', '1777-09-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 September 1777', '', '', 2, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For the Lord President\' [Vol 10 p.2]. A recipe is mentioned, but not included in the letterbook copy.', 'Reply headed \'For the Lord President\', i.e. of the Court of Session, Robert Dundas of Arniston, p.2 A recipe is mentioned to keep his urine and belly regular, but not transcribed. Whey is recommended. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1449, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4152, 'CUL/1/1/10/9', '1777-09-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 September 1777', '', 'Ascites', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Adamson concerning Captain Gray\', who has severe dropsy [Vol.10, p.2]. Cullen is wary of tapping, as it may prove fatal: \'if Dr Foster &amp; you shall think otherways &amp; to enter upon it with the prognostic of its either killing or curing &amp; Capt. Grays taking it upon this footing I shall have no objection\'. Otherwise he suggests cantharides as a diuretic or rubbing his belly with oil. ', 'Reply headed \'to Mr Adamson concerning Captain Gray\', who has severe dropsy. p.2 Cullen is wary of tapping, as it may prove fatal: \'if Dr Foster &amp; you shall think otherways &amp; to enter upon it with the prognostic of its either killing or curing &amp; Capt. Grays taking it upon this footing I shall have no objection\'. Otherwise he suggests cantharides as a diuretic or rubbing his belly with oil. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1450, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4153, 'CUL/1/1/10/10', '1777-09-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 September 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Mr Murray Surgeon in Kirkcady concerning Miss Aytoun\' [Vol.10, p.3]. Cullen suggests bleeding rather than blistering, warming her feet, and the use of injections, rather than anodynes, for her gripings. ', 'Reply \'To Mr Murray Surgeon in Kirkcady concerning Miss Aytoun\', p.3. Cullen suggests bleeding rather than blistering, warming her feet, and the use of injections, rather than anodynes, for her gripings. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1451, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4154, 'CUL/1/1/10/11', '1777-09-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 September 1777', '', 'Rabies Canine', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Doctor Alves Inverness\' [Vol.10 p.3]. Refers to Dr Christopher Nugentâ€™s <i>An Essay on the Hydrophobia</i> published in 1753, the <i>Philosophical Transactions</i> and the <i>London Medical Essays</i> on the hydrophobia.', 'Reply headed \'To Doctor Alves Inverness\', p.3. Refers to Dr Christopher Nugentâ€™s work on \"An Essay on the Hydrophobia\" published in 1753, the Philosophical Transactions and the London Medical Essays on the hydrophobia. SH. [David - these need footnotes - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1440, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4155, 'CUL/1/1/10/12', '1777-10-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 October 1777', '', 'Debility', 2, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Colonel Grant\' [Vol.10, pp.4-5], who \'has no particular or formed disease\', but whose constitution has been harmed by \'the climate and other accidents\'. Cullen advises that he winter in the South of France or in Nice (then in the Italian kingdom of Piedmont). He briefly advises on diet, and encloses strengthening prescriptions.', 'Reply headed \'For Colonel Grant\', Vol.10, pp.4-5.RECIPE GREYED OUT. Uncover and  for recipe to be transcribed. D.S.\n\nRecipe is there. just needs transcribed. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1613, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4156, 'CUL/1/1/10/13', '1777-10-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 October 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Mr Murray of Kirkaldy concerning Miss Ayton\' [Aytoun], [Vol.10, p.6].', 'Reply headed \'To Mr Murray of Kirkaldy concerning Miss Ayton\' [Aytoun], p.6', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1593, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4157, 'CUL/1/1/10/14', '1777-10-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 October 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Mr Goodsir Surgeon at Liven concerning Mr Henderson\', concerning continuing various treatments, but Cullen would like more information next time [Vol.10, p. 7].', 'Reply \'To Mr Goodsir Surgeon at Liven concerning Mr Henderson\', concerning continuing various treatments, but Cullen would like more information next time [Vol.10, p. 7].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1594, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4158, 'CUL/1/1/10/15', '1777-10-03', 'i', 'c', 'c', '3 October 1777?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, an isolated recipe, \'For Mr. at the Bush[?]\'. Has \'Mrs Laing\' deleted in heading.', 'Reply, an isolated recipe, \'For Mr. at the Bush[?]\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1538, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4159, 'CUL/1/1/10/16', '1777-10-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 October 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply - a short note - to \'Mr Murray concerning Miss Ayton\' [Aytoun]  [Vol.10, p.8].', 'Reply - a short note - to \'Mr Murray concerning Miss Ayton\' [Aytoun]  [Vol.10, p.8].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1605, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4160, 'CUL/1/1/10/17', '1777-10-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'October? 1777?', '', 'Cattarhus Vesicae', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Dr Dobson of Liverpool\' [Vol.10, pp.8-11]. Cullen discusses the relationship between the catarrhus vesicae and the gout and refers to his own <i>First Lines</i>.', 'Reply to \'Dr Dobson of Liverpool\', in which Cullen discusses the relationship between the catarrhus vesicae and the gout and refers to his own <i>First Lines</I> [Vol.10, pp.8-11].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1601, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4161, 'CUL/1/1/10/18', '1777-10-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 October 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Gordon at Kennethmont\' [Vol.10, p. 11]. Recipe for an electuary mentioned but not copied.\n', 'Reply \'For Miss Gordon at Kennethmont\' [Vol.10, p. 11]. Recipe for an electuary mentioned but not copied.\n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1609, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4162, 'CUL/1/1/10/19', '1777-10-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 October 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Dr Livingston concerning Lord Errol\', subtitled \'Ostensible\' [Vol.10 pp.11-12]', 'Reply headed \'To Dr Livingston concerning Lord Errol\', subheaded \'Ostensible\'. p.12', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1611, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4163, 'CUL/1/1/10/20', '1777-10-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 October 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Livingston concerning Lord Errol\', subtitled \'confidential\' [Vol.10 pp.12-13]', 'Reply headed \'Dr Livingston concerning Lord Errol\', subheaded \'confidential\'. pp.12-13', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1612, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4164, 'CUL/1/1/10/21', '1777-10-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 October 1777', '', 'Weakness of stomach Regimen &c', 2, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'The Right Honourable the Earl of Selkirk\', concerning the case of his daughter Lady Mary [Vol., 19, pp.13-16].', 'Reply to \'The Right Honourable the Earl of Selkirk\', concerning the case of his daughter Lady Mary [Vol., 19, pp.13-16].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1742, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4165, 'CUL/1/1/10/22', '1777-10-07', 'i', 'i', 'c', '7 October? 1777?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, in the form of an untitled transcript of a short cover-note to Lady Selkirk describing enclosed advice for Lady Mary [Vol. 10. p. 16]. ', 'Unheaded transcript of a short cover-note to Lady Selkirk describing enclosed advice for Lady Mary [Vol. 10. p.16]. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1032, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4166, 'CUL/1/1/10/23', '1777-10-03', 'i', 'c', 'c', '3 October 1777?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe titled \'Mrs Laing\', [Vol.10, p. 16].', 'Recipe headed \'Mrs Laing\', [Vol.10, p. 16].', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1610, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4167, 'CUL/1/1/10/24', '1777-10-07', 'i', 'c', 'c', '7 October 1777?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, two isolated recipes, \'For Mr Bell of London\' [Vol.10, pp.16-17 ]. The date has been corrected from the 4th to the 7th October.', 'Reply, two isolated recipes, \'For Mr Bell of London\' [Vol.10, pp.16-17 ]. The date has been corrected from the 4th to the 7th October.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1602, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4168, 'CUL/1/1/10/25', '1777-10-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 October 1777', '', 'Ague & Haematemesis', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Captain Stewart\', whose case is complicated by an ague [Vol.10, pp.17-19]. No incoming letter traced. Addressee unidentified. Addressee unidentified but likely Robert Wood (ID: 101) judging from other documents in the case.', 'Reply \'For Captain Stewart\', whose case is complicated by an ague [Vol.10, pp.17-19]. No incoming letter traced. Addressee unidentified but likely Robert Wood (ID: 101) judging from other documents in the case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1436, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4169, 'CUL/1/1/10/26', '1777-10-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 October 1777', '', 'Catarrhus Vesicae', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to  \'Dr Dobson Liverpool\' discussing an anonymous case of a male patient of Dobson\'s with an irritated bladder [Vol.10, pp.19-21].', 'Reply to  \'Dr Dobson Liverpool\' discussing an anonymous case of a male patient of Dobson\'s with an irritated bladder [Vol.10, pp.19-21].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1437, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(4170, 'CUL/1/1/10/27', '1777-10-08', 'c', 'c', 'i', '8? October 1777', '', 'Remittent Fever', 2, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For the Honble. Admiral Greig\', concerning how he is to manage his health in Russia, [Vol.10, pp. 21-23 (although this is labelled \'15\')]. Date is taken from Letter ID:4171, which follows directly on from it and is probably the enclosure mentioned.', 'Reply headed \'For the Honble. Admiral Greig\', pp. 21-23 (although this is labelled \'15\'). Date is taken from Letter ID:4171, which follows directly on from it. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:59:34', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1460, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4171, 'CUL/1/1/10/28', '1777-10-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 October 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Adml. Greig\' [Vol.10, p.23, although labelled p.15]. ', 'Reply headed \'For Adml. Greig\', pp.23 (although labelled \'15\'). May be a continuation of Letter ID:4170 [David - that needs a footnote - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1466, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4172, 'CUL/1/1/10/29', '1777-10-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 October 1777', '', 'Debility', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply  \'For the Right Honble. The Earl of Erroll\', [Vol.10, pp.24-25 (although this is labelled \'17\')], largely discussing diet, and with three recipes.', 'Reply  \'For the Right Honble. The Earl of Erroll\', [Vol.10, pp.24-25 (although this is labelled \'17\')].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1413, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4173, 'CUL/1/1/10/30', '1777-10-20', 'i', 'i', 'i', '20? October? 1777?', '', 'Gout', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Dr Thos. Heaggerston\' [Vol.10 pp.25-6, although labelled pp.17-18]. A recipe is briefly summarised at the end of the letter.', 'Reply headed \'for Dr Thos. Haggerston\', pp.25-6 (although labelled 17-18)Short recipe at end of letter doesn\'t make a lot of sense in translation.GW', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1697, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4174, 'CUL/1/1/10/31', '1777-10-19', 'i', 'i', 'i', '19? October? 1777?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'Mr Hunter at Crooks\' [Vol.10 p.26, although labelled p.18]. Short recipe and directions in Latin. Hunter is to persevere in using the diuretic infusion, increasing either the quantity or the frequency.', 'Short recipe and directions in Latin headed \'Mr Hunter at Crooks\' [Crooks\'s] p.26 (although labelled 18) He is to persevere in using the diuretic infusion, increasing either the quantity or the frequency. [MMG] ***Probably to Mr Lawder, but it could be to Mr William Johnstone or Dr Alexander Monro, as all were treating John Hunter at this time.*** (FM)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1176, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4175, 'CUL/1/1/10/32', '1777-10-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 October 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To D Wemyss concerning Mrs Donaldson\', being assort note on medications [Vol.10, pp.26-7 (although labelled 18-19)]. Some cramped handwriting which seems to obscure some hasty, idiosyncratic spelling.', 'Reply \'To D Wemyss concerning Mrs Donaldson\', being assort note on medications [Vol.10, pp.26-7 (although labelled 18-19)].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1438, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4176, 'CUL/1/1/10/33', '1777-10-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 October 1777', '', 'Dropsy?', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Gordon\' [Vol.10 pp.27-8, although labelled pp.19-20]', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Gordon\', pp.27-8 (although labelled 19-20). ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1453, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4177, 'CUL/1/1/10/34', '1777-10-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 October 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Mr Murray Surgeon Kirkaldy\' [Vol.10 p.28, although labelled as p.20]', 'Reply headed \'To Mr Murray Surgeon Kirkaldy\', p.28 (although labelled as 20)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1526, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4178, 'CUL/1/1/10/35', '1777-10-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 October 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'To Dr Livingston Abdn. Concerning Mrs Gordon & L of Errol\' [Vol.10 pp.28-9, although labelled 20-1]', 'Reply headed \'To Dr Livinston Abdn. Concerning Mrs gordon & L of Errol\'. pp.28-9 (although labelled 20-1)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1629, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4179, 'CUL/1/1/10/36', '1777-10-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 October 1777', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'Dr Hamilton Dumfries\'. confirmed as concerning Jeanie McMurdo from internal cross-references to related letters [Vol.10, pp.29-30 (although labelled 21-2)]. Cullen discusses the advantages of an artificial sweating given the possibility that she may have had a \'hectic\' fever (consumption).', 'Reply \'Dr Hamilton Dumfries\'. confirmed as concerning Jeanie McMurdo from internal cross-references to related letters [Vol.10, pp.29-30 (although labelled 21-2)]. Cullen discusses the advantages of an artificial sweating given the possibility that she may have had a \'hectic\' fever (consumption).', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1753, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4180, 'CUL/1/1/10/37', '1777-10-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 October 1777', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Hamilton. Miss Macmurdo\' [Vol.10 pp.30-1, although labelled pp.22-3]. ', 'Reply headed \'Dr Hamilton. Miss Macmurdo\'. pp.30-1 (although labelled pp.22-3)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1454, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4181, 'CUL/1/1/10/38', '1777-10-28', 'c', 'i', 'i', '28? October? 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Thos. Hall surgeon Berwick\' [Vol.10 p.31, although labelled p.23]. Concerns the cases of Mrs Moodie and her daughter, and mentions also that Cullen \'rejoice[s] in Ld Errol\'s recovery\'.  Dating based on this being the reply to ID:1460.', 'Reply headed \'Mr Thos. Hall surgeon Berwick\' concerning Mrs Moodie and her daughter. p.31 (although labelled as 23)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1603, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4182, 'CUL/1/1/10/39', '1777-10-30', 'i', 'i', 'i', '30? October? 1777?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr W Home Surgeon at Mr Heriots Ladykirk by Berwick\' [Vol.10 p.32, although labelled as p.24]', 'Reply headed \'Mr W Home Surgeon at Mr Heriots Ladykirk by [Berwick?]\'. p.32 (although labelled as 24)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1604, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4183, 'CUL/1/1/10/40', '1777-10-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 October 1777', '', 'Catarrhus VesicÃ¦ from Gout.', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Sir Alexr. Douglas Dundee\' [Vol.10 pp.334, although labelled 25-6]', 'Reply headed \'Sir Alexr. Douglas Dundee\'. pp.33-4 (although labelled as 25-6). ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2264, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4184, 'CUL/1/1/10/41', '1777-11-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 November 1777', '', 'Dropsy', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Dr Wemys Kircaldy\' [Vol.10, pp.34-5 (although labelled as 26-7)]. Concerning Mrs Donaldson\'s case. Cullen believes her case of dropsy to be a desperate one: \'However I think no patient is to be deserted\'. He suggests alkalines as diuretic treatment, a blister and possibly puncturing the legs if necessary.', 'Reply \'To Dr Wemys Kircaldy\' [Vol.10, pp.34-5 (although labelled as 26-7)]. Concerning Mrs Donaldson\'s case. Cullen believes her case of dropsy to be a desperate one: \'However I think no patient is to be deserted\'. He suggests alkalines as diuretic treatment, a blister and possibly puncturing the legs if necessary. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1477, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4185, 'CUL/1/1/10/42', '1777-11-04', 'i', 'c', 'c', '4 November 1777?', '', 'Amentia or Apopletic [acquesita?]', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr George Carlyle Physician at Carlisle\' [Vol.10 pp.35-6, although labelled as pp.27-8]', 'Reply headed \'Dr George Carlyle Physician at Carlisle\', pp.35-6 (although labelled as 27-8)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1455, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4186, 'CUL/1/1/10/43', '1777-11-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'November? 1777?', '', 'Gout', 2, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Mr Nicholas Thompson at Haggeston\', concerning Sir Thomas Haggerston [Vol.10, pp.37-8 (although labelled as 29-30)].', 'Reply to \'Mr Nicholas Thompson at Haggeston\', concerning Sir Thomas Haggerston [Vol.10, pp.37-8 (although labelled as 29-30)].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1457, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4187, 'CUL/1/1/10/44', '1777-11-06', 'i', 'c', 'c', '6 November 1777?', '', 'Hydrothorax', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, in the form of a short note to \'Dr Douglas - Kelso\'. concerning John Hunter, whose dropsical condition is now \'desperate\', but no case is to be \'deserted\' [Vol.8, p.38 (although labelled p.30)].', 'Reply, in the form of a short note to \'Dr Douglas - Kelso\'. concerning John Hunter, whose condition is now \'desperate\', but no case is to be \'deserted\' [Vol.8, p.38 (although labelled p.30)].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1486, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4188, 'CUL/1/1/10/45', '1777-11-10', 'i', 'c', 'c', '10 November 1777?', '', '', 2, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to the  \'Earl of Errol\', concerning his continued medication and some brief comments on his regimen [Vol.10, p.39 (although labelled p.31)]. An enclosed recipe mentioned but not transcribed.', 'Letter to the  \'Earl of Errol\', concerning his continued medication and some brief comments on his regimen [Vol.10, p.39 (although labelled p.31)]. An enclosed recipe mentioned but not transcribed.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1496, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4189, 'CUL/1/1/10/46', '1777-11-11', 'i', 'c', 'c', '11 November 1777?', '', 'Jaundice', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Walter Riddel Esqr. Dumfries\' [Vol.10 pp.40-1 although labelled as 32-3]. Letter gives advice concerning one of Mr Riddell\'s sons, who is suffering from jaundice. Cullen suggests sieving Mr Riddell Jr\'s stools to search for traces of biliary stones, although he thinks the ailment is more a spasmodic one. he recommends \'a teaspoonfull of good Ã¦ther\' and keeping his bowels open. He also refers to a case of Mr Riddell\'s (unnamed) nephew: \'wish I could give as good hopes of your nephew but think that pains should still be taken for his relief\', and to Dr Gilchrist and Mr Yorstoun, and a Mr Ferguson.', 'Reply headed \'Walter Riddel Esqr. Dumfries\', pp.40-1 (although labelled as 32-3). Letter gives advice concerning one of Mr Riddell\'s sons, who is suffering from jaundice. Cullen suggests sieving Mr Riddell jr\'s stools to search for traces of biliary stones, although he thinks the ailment is more a spasmodic one. he recommends \'a teaspoonfull of good Ã¦ther\' and keeping his bowels open. He also refers to a case of Mr Riddell\'s (unnamed) nephew: \'wish I could give as good hopes of your nephew but think that pains should\nstill be taken for his relief\', and to Dr Gilchrist and Mr Yorstoun, and a Mr Ferguson. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1452, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4190, 'CUL/1/1/10/47', '1777-11-20', 'i', 'c', 'c', '20 November 1777?', '', 'Menses too frequent', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Cunnison Sherrif Clerk of [Lanarkshire] Glasgow\' [Vol.10 pp.42-3, although labelled pp.24-5], concerning the case of Mrs Cunnison who has menstrual pain and colic.', 'Reply headed \'Mr Cunnison Sherrif Clerk of [Lanarkshire] Glasgow\', concerning Mrs Cunnison who has menstrual pain and colic pp.42-3 (although labelled 34-5)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1459, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4191, 'CUL/1/1/10/48', '1777-12-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 December 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Thomson of Charleton\' [Vol.10 p.43, although labelled p.35]. Laxative and anodyne recipes, with recommendations on an issue, bathing, exercise and use of the flesh-brush.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Thomson of Charlton\', p.43. Laxative and anodyne recipes, with recommendations on an issue, bathing, exercise and use of the flesh-brush. (although labelled p.35). [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1478, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4192, 'CUL/1/1/10/49', '1777-12-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 December 1777', '', 'Gleet', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Mr Robert Redpath Surgeon Berwick\'. concerning an unnamed male patient with a venereal complaint [Vol. 10, p.44 (although labelled p.36)].', 'Reply to \'Mr Robert Redpath Surgeon Berwick\'. concerning an unnamed male patient with a venereal complaint [Vol. 10, p.44 (although labelled p.36)].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1461, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4193, 'CUL/1/1/10/50', '1777-12-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 December 1777', '', 'Asthma', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to an unnamed addressee, \'For Mr Brown of the West Indies\', concerning the continued treatment of his asthma [Vol.10, pp.45-7 (although labelled pp.37-9)].', 'Reply to an unnamed addressee, \'For Mr Brown of the West Indies\', concerning the continued treatment of his asthma [Vol.10, pp.45-7 (although labelled pp.37-9)].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1468, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4194, 'CUL/1/1/10/51', '1777-12-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 December 1777', '', 'vid Vol. VII p.93', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to unnamed addressee \'For Mr Macpherson\' on managing his longstanding complaints  [Vol.10, p.48 (although labelled p.40)]. The cross-reference at the head has been treated as a later addition, though it may have been added by Cullen\'s own assistant.', 'Reply to unnamed addressee \'For Mr Macpherson\' on managing his longstanding complaints  [Vol.10, p.48 (although labelled p.40)].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1462, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4195, 'CUL/1/1/10/52', '1777-12-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 December 1777', '', 'Colic', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr John Glchrist headed \'Miss Jeanie Macmurdo - Dr Gilchrist\' [Vol.10, p.49 (although labelled p.41.] Cullen advises on the use of opium to treat her spasmodic attacks of colic. He concludes with a Latin tag from Virgil\'s <i>Aeneid</i> (Book 2, lines 291-2).', 'Reply headed \'Miss Jeanie Macmurdo - Dr Gilchrist\'. p.49 (although labelled p.41)Cullen advises on the use of opium to treat her spasmodic attacks of colic. He also suggests blistering near the navel, warm bathing, and the use of laxatives. He concludes with a misspelled Latin tag from Vergil\'s Aeneid. It should read \'Si Pergama dextra...\' (\'Si Pergama dextra defendi possent, etiam hac defensa fuissent\'. Book 2, lines 291-2)[MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1479, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4196, 'CUL/1/1/10/53', '1777-12-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'December? 1777?', '', 'Hemorrhoids', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Dr Livinstone C[oncerning] Lord Erroll\' [Vol.10 pp.50-1, although labelled pp.42-3]. Cullen states that, since the abdominal swelling has been reduced and there is no sign of liver ailments, Lord Erroll\'s ailments stem from what he calls \'internall piles\', but later describes as rectal \'tumours\'. He describes the symptoms and says that he has applied a bandage and compress.', 'Reply headed \'To Dr Livingstone C Lord Erroll\'. pp.50-1 (although labelled pp.42-3). Cullen states that, since the abdominal swelling has been reduced and there is no sign of liver ailments, Lord Erroll\'s ailments stem from what he calls \'internall piles\', but later describes as rectal \'tumours\'. He describes the symptoms and says that he has applied a bandage and compress. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1505, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4197, 'CUL/1/1/10/54', '1777-12-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 December 1777', '', 'Weak bowels', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Lady Selkirk C. Lady Mary Douglas\' [Vol.10, pp.52-3] (although labelled pp.44-5). ', 'Reply headed \'Lady Selkirk C. Lady Mary Douglas\' [Vol.10, pp.52-3] (although labelled pp.44-5). ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1540, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4198, 'CUL/1/1/10/55', '1777-12-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 December 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Joseph Harris Surgeon Whitehaven\'. concerning an unnamed fame patient with an eye disorder and an unnamed male patient - presumably Thomas Bushby  who they have been treating in the recent past - who is improving [Vol. 10, p.54 (although labelled p.46)]  ', 'Reply \'For Joseph Harris Surgeon Whitehaven\'. concerning an unnamed female patient with an eye disorder [Vol. 10, p.54 (although labelled p.46)]  ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1480, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4199, 'CUL/1/1/10/56', '1778-01-08', 'i', 'i', 'i', '8? January? 1778?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, being a blank entry apart from its title, \'For Captain Rose\' [Vol.10, p.55 (although labelled p.47)].', 'Reply, being a blank entry apart from its title, \'For Captain Rose\' [Vol.10, p.55 (although labelled p.47)].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1493, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4200, 'CUL/1/1/10/57', '1778-01-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'January? 1778?', '', 'Syphilis', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Charles Innes\', [Vol.10, pp.55-6 (although labelled pp.47-8)] ', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Charles Innes\', pp.55-6 (although labelled pp.47-8) [I suspect Charles Innes, if he\'s the same ID as the one linked, is the physician rather than the patient for this one - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1495, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4201, 'CUL/1/1/10/58', '1778-01-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 January 1778', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'reply headed \'Mr J. Short C[concerning] Mr Kay\' in which Cullen insists that his spitting of blood is the main symptom to address [Vol.10, p.57 (although labelled p.49)].', 'Reply headed \'Mr J. Short C. Mr Kay\', p.57 (although labelled p.49)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1512, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4202, 'CUL/1/1/10/59', '1778-01-21', 'i', 'i', 'i', '21? January? 1778?', '', 'Scorbutic', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Reid\' [Vol.10 pp.58-9, although labelled pp.50-1]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Reid\', pp.58-9 (although labelled pp.50-1)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1525, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4203, 'CUL/1/1/10/60', '1778-01-25', 'i', 'c', 'c', '25 January 1778?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Keir of Wester Rhynd\' [Vol. 10, pp.59-60 (although labelled pp.51-2)]. Reply to letter ID 1475. Cullen gives advice to Dr Robertson for her various ailments. She has a history of nervous ailments, but now also a cough. Cullen expresses concern from her range of symptoms that she may be beginning to suffer from dropsy in the chest.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Keir of Wester Rhynd\', pp.59-60 (although labelled pp.51-2). Reply to letter ID 1475. Cullen gives advice to Dr Robertson for her various ailments. She has a history of nervous ailments, but now also a cough.  Cullen expresses concern from her range of symptoms that she may be beginning to suffer from dropsy in the chest. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:59:44', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1508, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4204, 'CUL/1/1/10/61', '1778-01-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 January 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'To Mr Fullarton C. Mr __ & Mrs ___\'. [Vol. 10, pp.60-1 (although labelled pp.52-3) ]. Patients identified as Mr and Mrs MacDonald from Letter ID 1477, to which this is the response. ', 'Reply headed \'To Mr Fullarton C. Mr __ &amp; Mrs ___\'. pp.60-1 (although labelled pp.52-3) Identified as Mr and Mrs MacDonald from Letter ID 1477r, ID which I have identified as  the incoming letter for this Case. DS.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 13:59:54', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1686, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4205, 'CUL/1/1/10/62', '1778-01-28', 'i', 'c', 'c', '28 January 1778?', '', 'Amentia congenita', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed to \'Mr Logan C. Mr Kennedy of Penmore\'s son\' who has severe developmental problems [Vol. 10, pp.62-3]. ', 'Reply headed to \'Mr Logan C. Mr Kennedy of Penmore\'s son\' who has severe developmental problems [Vol. 10, pp.62-3]. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1666, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4206, 'CUL/1/1/10/63', '1778-01-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 January 1778', '', 'Jaundice', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Untitled reply, concerning Mrs Katherine McNab [Vol.10 p.64, although labelled p.56]', 'Unheaded letter; patient is addressee\'s mother. p.64 (although labelled p.56) See other letter for this Case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1530, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4207, 'CUL/1/1/10/64', '1778-01-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 January 1778', '', 'C[oncerning] Hunter of Crooks', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Mr W Johnstone Surgeon at Coldstream by Berwick\', concerning \'Hunter of Crooks\' [Vol.10, p.64 (although labelled p.56)]. ', 'Reply to \'Mr W Johnstone Surgeon at Coldstream by Berwick\', concerning \'Hunter of Crooks\' [Vol.10, p.64 (although labelled p.56)]. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1531, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4208, 'CUL/1/1/10/65', '1778-01-30', 'i', 'c', 'c', '30 January 1778?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Short C. Mr [John] Key\' [Vol. 10 p.65, although labelled p.57]\n\n', 'Reply headed \'Mr Short C. Mr [John] Key\'. p.65 (although labelled p.57)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1549, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4209, 'CUL/1/1/10/66', '1778-02-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 February 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'To Mr Ker C. Mr Kennedys Son\' in which Cullen does not think the changed circumstance prompt him to alter the advice he gave on 28 January on the use of Chalybeate Powders [Vol.10,  p.65 (although labelled p.57)]. ', 'Reply headed \'To Mr Ker C. Mr Kennedys Son\' in which Cullen does not think the changed circumstance prompt him to alter the advice he gave on 28 January on the use of Chalybeate Powders [Vol.10,  p.65 (although labelled p.57)]. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1600, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4210, 'CUL/1/1/10/67', '1778-02-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 February 1778', '', 'Leucorrhoea?', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Riddell C. Mrs __\' [Vol.10 pp.66-7], giving advice on treating a female patient with  	Leucorrhoea. Cullen states that, at present, her condition is not dangerous, but that Riddell must watch out for changes in the discharge. He also adds that \'Lord Erroll continues well\', since Lady Erroll is the daughter of Riddell\'s patient Sir William Carr of Etal. ', 'Reply headed \'Dr Riddell C. Mrs   \'. pp.66-7 (although headed pp.58-9). Reply to letter ID 1481, giving advice on treating a female patient with  	Leucorrhoea. Cullen states that, at present, her condition is not dangerous, but that Riddell must watch out for changes in the discharge. He also adds that \'Lord Erroll continues well\', since Lady Erroll is the daughter of Riddell\'s patient Sir William Carr of Etal. [MMG] {One word is extremely difficult to read - please advise. I have marked as \'unclear\'] [Gone with \'illegible\', I can\'t make a coherent word out of it - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1510, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4211, 'CUL/1/1/10/68', '1778-02-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'February? 1778?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For the Revd Mr Gillespie Curate at Billingham by Hexham\'. Most of the page is blank [Vol. 10, p.68 (although labelled p.60)].', 'Reply headed \'For the Revd Mr Gillespie Curate at Billingham by Hexham\'. Most of the page is blank. p.68 (although labelled p.60)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1025, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4212, 'CUL/1/1/10/69', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Blank page; p.69 (although labelled p.61). May belong with previous letter.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4213, 'CUL/1/1/10/70', '1778-02-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'February? 1778?', '', 'Colic', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Macculloch\' [Vol.10 pp.70-1, although labelled 62-3]', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Macculoch\'. pp.70-1 (although labelled pp.62-3). ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1469, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4214, 'CUL/1/1/10/71', '1778-02-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 February 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Brodie C[oncerning] Miss Jane Innes\' [Vol.10 p.72, although labelled p.64]', 'Reply headed \'Dr Brodie C. Miss Jane Innes\'. p.72 (although labelled p.64). ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1622, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4215, 'CUL/1/1/10/72', '1778-02-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 February 1778', '', 'Palsy', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Fullton C[oncerning] Miss Bethune of Balfour [Vol. 10 p.73, although labelled p.65]', 'Reply headed \'Dr Fullton C. Miss Bethune of Balfour\', p.73 (although labelled p.65) ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1623, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4216, 'CUL/1/1/10/73', '1778-02-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'February 1778', '', '\'Gleet\'', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For A C.\', giving \'Directions for the use of the solution\' [Vol.10, p.74 (although labelled p.66)]. ', 'Reply headed \'For A C.\', giving \'Directions for the use of the solution\' [Vol.10, p.74 (although labelled p.66)]. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1488, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4217, 'CUL/1/1/10/74', '1778-02-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 February 1778', '', 'Syphilis?', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Orr\' concerning the diagnosis and treatment of a suspected \'venereal taint\' [Vol.10, p. 75 (although labelled p.67)].', 'Reply \'For Mr Orr\' concerning the diagnosis and treatment of a suspected \'venereal taint\' [Vol.10, p. 75 (although labelled p.67)].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1502, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4218, 'CUL/1/1/10/75', '1778-02-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 February 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, to John Buchan, \'For Mrs Cathcart\' mainly concerning cold bathing [Vol.10, p. 76 (although labelled p. 64)]. The original letter, of which this entry is a summary, as delivered is now in the Scottish Records Office at GD:180/654/3. ', 'Reply, to John Buchan, \'For Mrs Cathcart\' mainly concerning cold bathing [Vol.10, p. 76 (although labelled p. 64)]. Reply to Letter ID 1491, probably to John Buchan.  Advice on use of laudanum and cold bathing for female patient suffering from back pain, as a result of strain in labour. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1520, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4219, 'CUL/1/1/10/76', '1778-02-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 February 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'To Lady Kincragie C[oncerning] her Daughter\' [Vol.10 p.77, although labelled p.69]', 'Reply headed \'To Lady Kincragie C. her Daughter\'. p.77 (although labelled p.69). ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1523, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4220, 'CUL/1/1/10/77', '1778-02-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 February 1778', '', 'Syphilis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Henry Lochhead Esqr\' [Vol.10 p.77]. Short note with advice on lifestyle, bougie use, and medications to keep his urinary ailments at bay: \'I hope there is no occasion for renouncing entirely Venereal Pleasure, but be very cautious\'. ', 'Reply headed \'For Henry Lochead Esqr.\', p.77 (although headed p.69) Reply to letter ID 1478. Short note with advice on lifestyle, bougie use, and medications to keep his urinary ailments at bay: \'I hope there is no occasion for renouncing entirely Venereal Pleasure, but be very cautious\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:00:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1521, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4221, 'CUL/1/1/10/78', '1778-02-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 February 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Mr Campbell Writer, Greenock C. his brother\' [Vol.10 p.78, although labelled p.70] Gives advice on treating \'flux\' and the use of a laced stocking for the leg ailment.', 'Reply headed \'To Mr Campbell Writer, Greenock C. his brother\'. p.78 (although labelled p.70). Reply to Letter ID 1494, giving advice on treating \'flux\' (dysentery), and the use of a laced stocking for the leg ailment. He appends strengthening and antiscorbutic recipes. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1522, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4222, 'CUL/1/1/10/79', '1778-02-27', 'i', 'i', 'i', '27? February? 1778?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Miss [Anna] Innes C[oncerning] her sister\', in which Cullen notes that he is waiting to hear from Dr  Brodie, their attending physician [Vol.10, p.79 (although labelled p.71)]. ', 'Reply headed \'Miss A. Innes C. her sister\'. p.79 (although headed p.71). ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1490, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4223, 'CUL/1/1/10/80', '1778-02-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'February? 1778?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Mr J. Harris Surgeon Whitehaven\' concerning the treatment of an unnamed female patient  with an eye disorder [Vol.10, pp.79-80 (although labelled pp.71-2)]. ', 'Reply to \'Mr J. Harris Surgeon Whitehaven\' concerning the treatment of an unnamed female patient  with an eye disorder [Vol.10, pp.79-80 (although labelled pp.71-2)]. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1471, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4224, 'CUL/1/1/10/81', '1778-02-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'February? 1778?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'The Revd M. Elliot at Fowbery by Belford\' concerning his wife\'s case [Vol.10, p.80 (although labelled p.72)].', 'Reply to \'The Revd M. Elliot at Fowbery by Belford\' concerning his wife\'s case [Vol.10, p.80 (although labelled p.72)].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1491, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4225, 'CUL/1/1/10/82', '1778-02-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'February? 1778?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, headed  \'Miss Alexander\' with advice on diet, keeping warm and getting fresh air  [Vol.10, pp.80-2 (although labelled pp.72-4)].  Mentions medicines, but no recipes recorded. No incoming letter traced. This may record advice handed over at a personal consultation.', 'Reply, headed  \'Miss Alexander\' with advice on diet, keeping warm and getting fresh air  [Vol.10, pp.80-2 (although labelled pp.72-4)]. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1492, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4226, 'CUL/1/1/10/83', '1778-03-07', 'i', 'c', 'c', '7 March 1778?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, responding to Andrew Liddell\'s account of \'Mrs Sinclair\' and probably addressed to Liddell directly (Cullen\'s formal mode of address does not preclude this supposition) [Vol.10, pp.82-3 (although labelled pp.74-5)]. ', 'Reply, responding to Andrew Liddel\'s account of \'Mrs Sinclair\' [Vol.10, pp.82-3 (although labelled pp.74-5)]. \n\nProblem with choice near line 27 in XML. MH\n\nTook out the bad markup. Should be okay. LMcC', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1595, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4227, 'CUL/1/1/10/84', '1778-03-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'March? 1778?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'Mr Mill\' [Vol.10 p.83, although labelled p.75]. Brief advice on exercise and diet for ailments which chiefly consist of \'lowness of spirits\'.', 'Reply headed \'Mr Mill\'. p.83 (although labelled p.75) Brief advice on exercise and diet for ailments which chiefly consist of \'lowness of spirits\'. Related to Letter ID 1606, in which the patient refers to having consulted Cullen in \'March last\' for a nervous disorder. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1524, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4228, 'CUL/1/1/10/85', '1778-03-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 March 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'To Miss Innes C. her Sister\' [Vol.10 p.84, although labelled p.76].', 'Reply headed \'To Miss Innes C. her Sister\'. p.84 (although labelled p.76). States that it is \"Almost the repitition of the letter of the 24th Febry 1778\".', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1662, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4229, 'CUL/1/1/10/86', '1778-03-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 March 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, a regimen in summary form, \'For Mr Law younger of Elphinstone\' [Vol.10, p. 84 (although labelled p. 76)].', 'Reply, in summary form, \'For Mr Law younger of Elphinstone\' [Vol.10, p. 84 (although labelled p. 76).] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1615, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4230, 'CUL/1/1/10/87', '1778-03-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 March 1778', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Dr Stephen C[oncering] Miss J[ean also known as Jane] Innes\' concerning how to continue various treatments for her cough [Vol.10, pp.85-6 (although labelled pp.77-8)].', 'Reply to \'Dr Stephen C[oncering[ Miss J Innes\' concerning how to continue various treatments for her cough [Vol.10, pp.85-6 (although labelled pp.77-8)].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1616, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4231, 'CUL/1/1/10/88', '1778-03-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 March 1778', '', 'Palsy', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning an unnamed female patient recommending the use of electricity for her contracted fingers [Vol.10, p.86 (although labelled p.78)] ', 'Reply concerning an unnamed female patient recommending the use of electricity for her contracted fingers [Vol.10, p.86 (although labelled p.78)] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1518, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4232, 'CUL/1/1/10/89', '1778-03-14', 'i', 'c', 'c', '14 March 1778?', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Synnot\' [Vol. 10, pp.87-8 (although labelled pp.79-80)]. Reply to her husband Mark Synnot (Letter ID 1501), on bleeding, blistering and other treatments. Some directions are given for preparing coltsfoot for her cough.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Synnot\'. pp.87-8 (although labelled pp.79-80). Reply to her husband Mark Synnot (Letter ID 1501), on bleeding, blistering and other treatments. Some directions are given for preparing coltsfoot for her cough.[MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:00:13', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1812, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4233, 'CUL/1/1/10/90', '1778-03-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 March 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the treatment of \'Mrs Gordon of Wardhouse\', [Vol.10, pp.81-2]. Addressed to Dr and recommending primarily treating her for \'weakness\'. \n', 'Reply headed \'Mrs Gordon of Wardhouse\', pp.89-90 (although labelled pp.81-2). Reply to Dr Thomas Livingston, Letter ID 1504, recommending primarily treating her for \'weakness\'. Cullen advises blistering and an issue.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1810, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4234, 'CUL/1/1/10/91', '1778-03-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 March 1778', '', 'Nephritic', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Lidderdale\' [Vol. 10, p.90 (although labelled p.82)].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Lidderdale\'. p.90 (although labelled p.82).', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1637, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4235, 'CUL/1/1/10/92', '1778-03-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 March 1778', '', 'Gout', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For The Marquiss of Tweddale [Tweedale]\', concerning the management of his gout  [Vol.10, pp.91-2 (although labelled pp.83-4)].\n', 'Reply headed \'For The Marquiss of Tweddale [Tweedale]\' [Vol.10, pp.91-2 (although labelled pp.83-4)].\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1646, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4236, 'CUL/1/1/10/93', '1778-03-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'March? 1778?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, in the form of brief casebook summary of advice, \'For the Revd Mr Sherriff\' [Vol.10, p. 93 (although labelled p. 85)].', 'Reply, in the form of brief casebook summary of advice, \'For the Revd Mr Sherriff\' [Vol.10, p. 93 (although labelled p. 85)].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1501, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4237, 'CUL/1/1/10/94', '1778-04-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 April 1778', '', 'Cachetic', 2, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \"Mr Thomson\" [Vol.10 pp.94-5, although labelled pp.86-7]', 'Reply headed \'Mr Thompson\', pp.94-5 (although labelled pp.86-7)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1689, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4238, 'CUL/1/1/10/95', '1778-04-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 April 1778', '', 'Gout', 2, 2, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Cumberland Reid\'. [Vol.10, pp.96-8 (although labelled pp.88-90)]. Probably drawn-up for the patient himself. Cullen gives detailed advice on a regimen to manage his gout (sections are not numbered but nonetheless entered on database as a formal regimen). Cullen also discussed what treatments to follow for an inflammation of the eye, including use of leeches and eye-bath. The \'paper apart\' with recipe, mentioned as having been sent to Mr Kirkland directly is Document ID:3625. ', 'Reply \'For Mr Cumberland Reid\'. [Vol.10, pp.96-8 (although labelled pp.88-90)]. Advice on a regimen to manage his gout and treatments to follow for an inflammation of the eye, with recommendation of use of leeches and eye-bath. The \'paper apart\' with recipe sent to Mr Kirkland is Document ID 3625. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:00:22', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1809, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4239, 'CUL/1/1/10/96', '1778-04-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 April 1778', '', 'Stomach affection', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Wemyss Kircaldy C. Mrs. B. Beatson\' [Vol.10 pp.98-100, although labelled 90-2]. ', 'Reply headed \'Dr Wemyss Kircaldy C. Ms. B. Beatson\'. pp.98-100 (although labelled pp.90-2). Response to Alexander Wemyss (Letter ID 1508), with stomachic recipes for Mrs Betty Beatson, whose case he regards as \'purely an affection of the stomach\'. Case later mentioned in Letter 2791. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1808, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4240, 'CUL/1/1/10/97', '1778-05-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 May 1778', '', 'Gout. Atonic', 2, 1, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For ___ Fetherstonhaugh Esqr.\' with directions on managing his gout [Vol., 10, pp.92-94]. Tagged in database as a formal regimen, although the paragraphs are not numbered. Mentions including a \'prescription\' to be used in case of flying pains, but this has not been copied.', 'Reply headed \'For ___ Fetherstonhaugh Esqr.\' with directions on managing his gout [Vol., 10, pp.92-94]. Tagged in database as a formal regimen, although the paragraphs are not numbered. Mentions inclduing a \'prescription\' to be used in case of flying pains, but this has not been copied.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1658, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4241, 'CUL/1/1/10/98', '1778-05-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 May 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Captain Ogilvy\', various recipes mentioned but not included in this casebook entry.\n', 'Reply \'For Captain Ogilvy\', pp.103-5 (although labelled pp.95-7), various recipes mentioned but not included.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 11:21:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3532, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4242, 'CUL/1/1/10/99', '1778-05-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'May? 1778?', '', 'Chamber Bathing', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Lewis\' [Vol. 10 pp.105-6, although labelled pp.97-8]', 'Reply headed \'Mr Lewis\'. pp.105-6 (although labelled 97-8). ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1659, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4243, 'CUL/1/1/10/100', '1778-05-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 May 1778', '', 'Chamber Bath', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Cunnison\' [Vol.10 pp.106-7]', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Cunnison\', pp.106-7 (although labelled pp.98-9) NOPLACES', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3534, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4244, 'CUL/1/1/10/101', '1778-05-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 May 1778', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Captain Maxwell\' [Vol.10 pp.107-9, although labelled pp.99-101]', 'Reply headed \'For Captain Maxwell\', pp.107-9 (although labelled pp.99-101)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3681, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4245, 'CUL/1/1/10/102', '1778-05-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 May 1778', '', 'Phthisis Inc.', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Addison\' [Vol.10, p.110 (although labelled p.102)].', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Addison\' [Vol.10, p.110 (although labelled p.102)].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3510, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4246, 'CUL/1/1/10/103', '1778-05-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 May 1778', '', 'Nephritic Calculus Vesicae Lixivium', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply\'For Mr Dougal\' [Vol.10, pp.111-2 (although labelled pp.103-4)] ', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Dougal\'. pp.111-2 (although labelled pp.103-4) NOPLACES', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3538, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4247, 'CUL/1/1/10/104', '1778-05-29', 'i', 'i', 'i', '29? May? 1778?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Mackenzie\', with a recipe which is not fully formalised  [Vol.10, pp.112-5 (although labelled pp.104-7)]. Undated. Originally tentatively dated early June, but this has been refined after examining context and index to this volume.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Mackenzie\', pp.112-5 (although labelled pp.104-7) [changed date from certain: June 1778 to inferred: May 1778 - no date mentioned in letter and entry falls between a letter from 29th May and letter from 1st June; index seems to suggest letter was sent on 29th May? - EK] [some notes on prescription at end of letter but not properly written out as recipe - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1701, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4248, 'CUL/1/1/10/105', '1778-06-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 June 1778', '', 'Scrophula', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Andrew Liddell\' [Vol.10 pp.115-6 although labelled pp.107-8], concerning \'Harpsdale\'s son\'. ', 'Reply headed \'Mr Andrew Liddel\', concerning \'Harpsdale\'s son\' pp.115-6 (although labelled pp.107-8)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1678, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4249, 'CUL/1/1/10/106', '1778-05-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'May 1778', '', 'D Cancerous Mamma', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Anthony Fetherstonhaugh Esqr\', concerning Mrs Smallwood who has a cancerous breast [Vol., 10, pp.116-7 (although labelled pp.108-9)]. Cullen also writes on behalf of his academic colleague Dr Alexander Munro with whom he has discussed the case.', 'Reply headed \'Anthony Fetherstonhaugh Esqr\', concerning Mrs Smallwood [Vol., 10, pp.116-7 (although labelled pp.108-9). Cullen also writes on behalf of his academic colleague Dr Alexander Munro with whom he has discussed the case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1633, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4250, 'CUL/1/1/10/107', '1778-06-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 June 1778', '', 'Satyriasis furens', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Captain Descury\', with directions for travel, including calling at Buxton for the waters [Vol.10, pp. 117-9 (although labelled pp.109-111)]. Related letter from the Captain\'s daughter implies that her father had recently consulted  Cullen in person at Edinburgh, so these directions were probably drawn up after that meeting.', 'Reply \'For Captain Descury\', with directions for travel, including calling at Buxton for the waters [Vol.10, pp. 117-9 (although labelled pp.109-111)].\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1660, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4251, 'CUL/1/1/10/108', '1778-05-31', 'c', 'c', 'i', '31? May 1778', '', 'Hypochondriasis?', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Dr John [an error for Joseph] Brandreth\' [Vol. 10, pp.119-122, although labelled pp.111-4), concerning an unnamed patient (identified in earlier letters as a merchant\'s son, T. Dickson), and another unnamed patient previously treated by Brandreth for stammering.', 'Reply headed \'Dr John [error for Joseph] Brandreth\', pp.119-122 (although labelled pp.111-4). Concerns T.Dickson and another.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1515, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4252, 'CUL/1/1/10/109', '1778-06-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 June 1778', '', 'Gout  Guaiacum Solution of', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For the Marquis of Tweeddale\', [Vol 10, pp.122-3 (although labelled pp.114-5)]. Recipe for making a Solution of Guaiacum for Gout, written out full, in English for Tweeddale\'s housekeeper to follow.', 'Reply headed \'For the Marquis of Tweeddale\', pp.122-3 (although labelled pp.114-5) Recipe written in full for Tweeddale\'s housekeeper to follow. GW', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1713, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4253, 'CUL/1/1/10/110', '1778-06-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 June 1778', '', 'Menstruation irreg<sup>r</sup> [irregular]', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs _________ from Mr Tytler Brechin\', conceding an unnamed female patient who is advised to take the waters at Pitkeathly, near Perth [Vol.10, pp.124-5 (although labelled pp.116-7)].', 'Reply \'For Mrs _________ from Mr Tytler Brechin\', [Vol.10, pp.124-5 (although labelled pp.116-7)].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1876, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4254, 'CUL/1/1/10/111', '1778-06-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 June 1778', '', 'Goat Whey', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply giving detailed \'Directions for Lord Ancram\', on how to take a course of goat whey while staying at his Borders seat, \"Mount Teviot\" (i.e. Monteviot House, near Jedburgh).  [Vol.10, pp.125-7 (although labelled pp.117-9)].  Letter signed William Cullen and and J. Younge.', 'Reply giving detailed \'Directions for Lord Ancram\', on how to take a course of goat whey while staying at Mount Tiviot [i.e. Monteviot House, near Jedburgh]   [Vol.10, pp.125-7 (although labelled pp.117-9)].  Letter signed William Cullen and and J. Younge.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1716, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4255, 'CUL/1/1/10/112', '1778-06-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 June 1778', '', 'Catarrhal?', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Logie\' [Vol. pp.128-9 (labelled as pp.120-1)].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Logie\', pp.128-9 (labelled as pp.120-1)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1682, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4256, 'CUL/1/1/10/113', '1778-06-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 June 1778', '', 'Stomach affection', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Robertson\' [Vol.10 pp.129-30, although labelled pp.121-2]', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Robertson\', pp.129-130 (although labelled pp.121-2)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1683, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(4257, 'CUL/1/1/10/114', '1778-06-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 June 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Charles Murray\' concerning continued treatment [Vol.10, p.131 (although labelled p.123)].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Charles Murray\', p.131 (although labelled p.123)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1688, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4258, 'CUL/1/1/10/115', '1778-06-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 June 1778', '', 'Ischuria', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to  \'Dr Wm. Wright at Crieff\' concerning the best treatment for his father\'s urinary retention [Vol.10, pp.131-2 (although labelled pp.123-4)].', 'Reply to  \'Dr Wm. Wright at Crieff\' concerning the best treatment for his father\'s urinary retention [Vol.10, pp.131-2 (although labelled pp.123-4)].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1691, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4259, 'CUL/1/1/10/116', '1778-06-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 June 1778', '', 'Phthisis Goat Whey', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Captn Maxwell\', discussing how best to take a course of goat whey [Vol.19, pp.132-3 (although labelled pp.124-5)]. Cullen also alludes to directions already given to Sir William Maxwell of Calderwood. The Captain is presumably going to Arran because both men (presumably related), are found visiting Arran for a repeat goat whey course in 1779.', 'Reply \'For Captn Maxwell\', discussing how best to take a course of goat whey [Vol.19, pp.132-3 (although labelled pp.124-5)].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1696, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4260, 'CUL/1/1/10/117', '1778-06-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 June 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Patrick McIntyre Stranraer\' [Vol.10 pp.134-5, although labelled pp.126-7]. Refers to a prescription, although this is not included.', 'Case book copy of reply headed \'For Mr Patrick McIntyre Stranraer\', pp.134-5 (although labelled pp.126-7), [written directly to patient, precise nature of complaint not discussed but does make reference to some difficulty with sleep; refers to prescription but not this is not included - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1909, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4261, 'CUL/1/1/10/118', '1778-07-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 July 1778', '', 'Dyspnoea Catarrhalis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, advising a regimen \'For Thos. Weir [Were] Esqr.\', to manage his breathing problems  [Vol.10, pp.135-7 (although labelled 127-9)]  Cullen mentions having been in the country shortly before this letter was sent. Place of sending is unclear but does look as though it is a scribbled abbreviation for Edinburgh. Wear may have been handed this in person as he had been staying in Edinburgh as a guest of members of Cullen\'s family.', 'Reply, advising a regimen \'For Thos. Weir [Were] Esqr.\', [Vol.10, pp.135-7 (although labelled 127-9)]  Cullen mentions having been in the country shortly before this letter was sent. Place of sending is unclear but does look as though it is a scribbled abbreviation for Edinburgh.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2057, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4262, 'CUL/1/1/10/119', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Two blank pages from the end of volume CUL/1/1/10', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4263, 'CUL/1/1/11/1', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Cover and two blank pages from volume CUL/1/1/11, \'Dr William\'s Consultation Letters from 29th June 1778 to 19th May 1779\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4264, 'CUL/1/1/11/2', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Index from volume CUL/1/1/11, listing patients by last name. Two images.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4265, 'CUL/1/1/11/3', '1778-06-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'June? 1778?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, in the from of a short neat draft in Cullen\'s hand, addressed to the sister of an unnamed female patient, whose case has been communicated to Cullen by \'Miss N. Ord\'. tipped into the front of casebook Volume 11 ( 29 June 1778-19 May 1779). Two pages with the verso blank. Probably relates to the Ords of Weetwood who appear elsewhere in the archive. Dating entirely based on placing in Casebook which may have been undertaken by an early archivist rather than by Cullen or his assistant.', 'Reply, in the from of a short neat draft in Cullen\'s hand, addressed to the sister of an unnamed female patient, whose case has been communicated to Cullen by \'Miss N. Ord\'. Two pages tipped into casebook Volume 11, with the second blank. Probably relates to the Ords of Weetwood who appear elsewhere in the archive. Dating entirely based on placing in Casebook which may have been undertaken by an early archivist rather than by Cullen or his assistant.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1465, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4266, 'CUL/1/1/11/4', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Old cover slip from a volume, headed \'Dr Cullen\'s Consultation Letters 29th June 1778 to 19th May 1779\'. Two images.', 'n', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4267, 'CUL/1/1/11/5', '1778-06-28', 'i', 'i', 'i', '28? June? 1778?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Thos [Thomas]. Bushby\', advising him to continue the advice on bathing and other measures given earlier through Mr Harris of Whitburn and by Mr Ballantyne [Vol. 11, p.1].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Thos [Thomas]. Bushby\',advising him to continue the advice on bathing and other measures given earlier through Mr Harris of Whitburn and by Mr Ballantyne [Vol. 11, p.1].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1470, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4268, 'CUL/1/1/11/6', '1778-06-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 June 1778', '', 'Debility', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Brown Surgeon Hadington\' [Vol.11, pp.2-3].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Brown Surgeon Hadington\', pp.2-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1650, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4269, 'CUL/1/1/11/7', '1778-06-30', 'i', 'i', 'i', '30? June? 1778?', '', '', 2, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, in the form of a summary of a regimen, headed \'Lord Elibank\' [Vol.11,  p. 4]. Two recipes mentioned were not copied. The original of these summarised directions may have passed through an intermediary (possibly Ellibank\'s local practitioner), but since he lived in nearby East Lothian but was often in Edinburgh on business it has been assumed that Ellibank was the addressee.', 'Reply, in the form of a summary regimen, headed \'Lord Elibank\' [Vol.11,  p. 4]. Two recipes mentioned were not copied.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1781, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4270, 'CUL/1/1/11/8', '1778-07-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 July 1778', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Blackey\' in form of a summary of advice given for a consumptive condition  [Vol. 11, p.5].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Blackey\', p.5', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1652, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4271, 'CUL/1/1/11/9', '1778-07-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 July 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply for \'Miss Christie  Scott\', on how to take the waters at Moffat [Vol.11, p. 6].', 'Reply for \'Miss Christie Scott\', on how to take the waters at Moffat [Vol.11, p. 6].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1724, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4272, 'CUL/1/1/11/10', '1778-07-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 July 1778', '', 'Menstruation irreg.', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Hamilton C Mrs Hamilton\' [Vol.10 p.7]', 'Reply headed \'Dr Hamilton C Mrs Hamilton\', p.7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1779, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4273, 'CUL/1/1/11/11', '1778-07-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 July 1778', '', 'Goat Whey', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Lady Isabella Hay\' with detailed instructions on taking a course of goat whey in the Scottish Highlands [Vol. pp. 8-10].', 'Reply headed \'For Lady Isabella Hay\' [Vol. pp. 8-10].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1778, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4274, 'CUL/1/1/11/12', '1778-07-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 July 1778', '', 'Pect. complaints after Measles', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Baillie of Carnbrue, [Vol.11, pp.11-12]. Recipe for Pectoral Pills mentioned, but not copied. Destination inferred as Carnbrue [Carnbroe] but patient could have been visitingEdinburgh.', 'Reply \'For Mrs Baillie of Carnbrue, [Vol.11, pp.11-12]. Recipe for Pectoral Pills mentioned, but not copied.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1777, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4275, 'CUL/1/1/11/13', '1778-07-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 July 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Glassel\' [Vol. 11 pp.13-14].', 'Reply headed \'Mr Glassel\', pp.13-14', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1677, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4276, 'CUL/1/1/11/14', '1778-07-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 July 1778', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Miss Home\' [Vol.11 pp.14-15]', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Home\', pp.14-15', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1664, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4277, 'CUL/1/1/11/15', '1778-07-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 July 1778', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Captain James Maxwell\', concerning taking medicines while taking goat whey [Vol.11, pp.15-16].', 'Reply to \'Captain James Maxwell\', concerning taking medicines while taking goat whey [Vol.11, pp.15-16].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1668, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4278, 'CUL/1/1/11/16', '1778-07-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 July 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr John Love. Silk manufacturer - Paisley\' [Vol.11 pp.16-17]', 'Reply headed \'Mr John Love silk manufacturer Paisley\'. pp.16-17', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1653, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4279, 'CUL/1/1/11/17', '1778-07-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 July 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply for  \'Captain Ogilvy, Kinordie\' signed by Cullen and his colleague, the surgeon Prof Alexander Munro  [Vol.11, pp.17-18].', 'Reply for  \'Captain Ogilvy\', Kinordie [Vol.11, pp.17-18].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1709, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4280, 'CUL/1/1/11/18', '1778-07-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 July 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Thomas Stephen in Elgin concerning \'Miss Bell Shaw\' who has a constricted oesophagus [Vol.11, pp.18-19]. Cullen thinks it likely to prove fatal, but advises using larger doses of cicuta.', 'Reply concerning \'Miss Bell Shaw\' who has a constricted oesophagus [Vol.11, pp.18-19].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1669, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4281, 'CUL/1/1/11/19', '1778-07-20', 'i', 'i', 'i', '20? July? 1778?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, in the form of a very short note titled \'Mrs Liddle\' [Vol.11, p.19]. Dated only through inference from  the  other letter relating to this case.', 'Reply, in the form of a very short note headed \'Mrs Liddle\' [Vol.11, p.19]. Dated through link with other letter relating to this case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1031, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4282, 'CUL/1/1/11/20', '1778-07-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 July 1778', '', '', 2, 1, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply  \'For Mrs Porteous\'. A recipe is mentioned but not copied.', 'Reply  \'For Mrs Porteous\', -Vol.11, pp. 20-1]. A recipe is mentioned but not copied.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 11:22:23', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1676, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4283, 'CUL/1/1/11/21', '1778-07-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 July 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Maclean\' [Vol.11 pp.22-3]', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Maclean\', pp.22-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1670, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4284, 'CUL/1/1/11/22', '1778-07-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 July 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Bushby - Dumfries\' [Vol.11 pp.23-5]. This is a casebook copy of <a href=\"docs.php?id=1537\">[DOC ID:1537]</a>.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Bushby - Dumfries\', pp.23-5. \nSame text as Letter ID 1537. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 17:52:28', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1484, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4285, 'CUL/1/1/11/23', '1778-07-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 July 1778', '', 'Asthma', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Miss Irving of Gribton\' [Vol.11 p.26]', 'Reply headed \'Miss Irving of Gribton\'. p.26', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1673, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4286, 'CUL/1/1/11/24', '1778-07-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 July 1778', '', 'Dyspepsia', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Mr Henderson - Jeweller - London\', who is advised to take daily horse-rides [Vol.11, pp. 27-8]. Internal evidence suggests that Mr Henderson is not currently in London itself, but precise destination of letter is unknown.', 'Reply headed \'Mr Henderson - Jeweller - London\', pp.27-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1702, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4287, 'CUL/1/1/11/25', '1778-07-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'July? 1778?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Mr Sutherland of Clyne\' [Vol.11, p.29]. Blank page except for title. Addressee and place inferred from incoming letter which is ID:1530, but the reason why no reply was transcribed is unknown.', 'Reply headed \'Mr Sutherland of Clyne\' [Vol.11, p.29]. Blank page except for title. Addressee and place inferred from incoming letter which is ID:1530', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1024, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4288, 'CUL/1/1/11/26', '1778-07-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 July 1778', '', 'Amenorrhea?', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'Miss Campbell\', who apparently has menstrual problems [Vol. 11, p.30]. Exercise and diet regimen provided; aperient medicine prescribed.', 'Casebook copy of reply headed \'Miss Campbell\', p.30. [No current ailment recorded; exercise and diet regimen provided; aperient medicine prescribed; no evidence in letter to justify \'Amenorrhea?\' annotation, possibly this refers to another letter re. Miss Campbell - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2198, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4289, 'CUL/1/1/11/27', '1778-08-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 August 1778', '', 'Phthisis Inc. 1 Hydropic 2', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed  \'Dr Mudie C Miss Swan and Mr Thompson [Robert Thomson]\' [Vol. 11, pp.31-3].', 'Reply headed \'Dr Mudie C Miss Swan and Mr Thompson [Robert Thomson]\', pp.31-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1703, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4290, 'CUL/1/1/11/28', '1778-08-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 August 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Thos. Irwine Esqr.\' [Vol.11, p.33].', 'Reply headed \'For Thos. Irwine Esqr.\' p.33', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1732, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4291, 'CUL/1/1/11/29', '1778-08-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 August 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'Patrick Lindsay Esqr.\' - \'Peter\' is written above \'Patrick\' (Peter and Patrick were often used interchangeably in Scotland pre-19thC, so patient could be referred to as either in incoming letter) [Vol. 11, p. 34].', 'Reply headed \'Patrick Lindsay Esqr.\' - \'Peter\' is written above \'Patrick\'. p.34\n\n[Peter and Patrick were often used interchangeably in Scotland pre-19thC, so patient could be referred to as either in incoming letter - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1739, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4292, 'CUL/1/1/11/30', '1778-08-15', 'i', 'i', 'i', '15? August? 1778?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Colonel Senhouse\', giving a recipe also for his daughter and for other children [Vol.11 pp.35-6].', 'Reply headed \'For Colonel Senhouse\', pp.35-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1674, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4293, 'CUL/1/1/11/31', '1778-08-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 August 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs _______\', consisting of two recipes with a very brief note on keeping the neck warm [Vol.11, p. 37].', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs _______\', consisting of two recipes in isolation [Vol.11, p. 37].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1741, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4294, 'CUL/1/1/11/32', '1778-08-07', 'i', 'i', 'i', '7? August? 1778?', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Dr Hamilton C[oncenring]. Miss Craik\' [Vol.11 p.37]', 'Reply headed \'To Dr Hamilton C Miss Craik\', p.37', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1651, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4295, 'CUL/1/1/11/33', '1778-08-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 August 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, consisting of two isolated recipes headed  \'For Mr Skirving\', [Vol.11, p. 38].', 'Reply, consisting of two isolated recipes headed  \'For Mr Skirving\', [Vol.11, p. 38].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1886, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4296, 'CUL/1/1/11/34', '1778-08-20', 'i', 'c', 'c', '20 August 1778?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, in summary, with recipes titled \'For Mrs Stevens\' [Vol, 11, p. 38]', 'Recipes headed \'For Mrs Stevens\', p.38', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1910, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4297, 'CUL/1/1/11/35', '1778-08-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 August 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, consisting of two isolated recipes headed \'For Mr Robert Stewart\', [Vol.11, p. 38].', 'Reply, consisting of two isolated recipes headed \'For Mr Robert Stewart\', [Vol.11, p. 38]. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1681, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4298, 'CUL/1/1/11/36', '1778-08-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 August 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply for \'Capt. James Maxwell\' [Vol.11, p.39]. Maxwell assumed to be the addressee since this directly responds to queries in his letter of 21st August.', 'Reply for \'Capt. James Maxwell\' [Vol.11, p.39].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1889, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4299, 'CUL/1/1/11/37', '1778-08-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 August 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For C. D. S.\' [Vol.11 p.39]', 'Recipe headed \'For C. D. S.\', p.39', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1914, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4300, 'CUL/1/1/11/38', '1778-08-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 August 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Hamilton concerning Mrs Bushby.', 'Dr Hamilton concerning Mrs Bushby ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1718, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4301, 'CUL/1/1/11/39', '1778-08-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 August 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Wemyss C[oncerning] Mr Spears\' [Vol.11 p.41]', 'Reply headed \'Dr Wemyss C. Mr Spears\', p.41', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:23:47', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2850, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4302, 'CUL/1/1/11/40', '1778-09-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 September 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Ensign Gordon\' [Vol.11 p.41]', 'Reply headed \'For Ensign Gordon\', p.41', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1705, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4303, 'CUL/1/1/11/41', '1778-09-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 September 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Blane\', giving brief summary of advice on which medicines to take or avoid  [Vol.,11, p.41].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Blane\', p.41', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1712, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4304, 'CUL/1/1/11/42', '1778-09-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 September 1778', '', 'vid p.14', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Miss Home\' [Vol.11 p.42]', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Home vid p.14\'. p.42', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1727, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4305, 'CUL/1/1/11/43', '1778-09-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 September 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed  \'For Mrs Corbett of Tolcross\', concerning the continued treatment of his wife [Vol.11, pp.42-3]. Cullen has not changed his opinion that the patient is very weak and advises on the use of several medicines.', 'Reply headed  \'For Mrs Corbett of Tolcross\' [Vol.11, pp.42-3]. Cullen has not changed his opinion that the patient is very weak and advises on the use of several medicines.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1740, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4306, 'CUL/1/1/11/44', '1778-09-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 September 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, in the form of a very brief note on continuing \'the solutions\' for \'Mr Thomas Irwine Mosside\' [Vol.11, p.43].', 'Reply, in the form of a very brief note on continuing \'the solutions\' for \'Mr Thomas Irwine Mosside\' [Vol.11, p.43].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1878, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4307, 'CUL/1/1/11/45', '1778-09-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 September 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, almost certainly to Richard Lambert, headed  \'For Miss [Frances] Simpson\', advising on using cicuta and mercury for a tumour [Vol. 11, pp.43-4].', 'Reply headed  \'For Miss [Frances] Simpson\' [Vol. 11, pp.43-4].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1877, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4309, 'CUL/1/1/11/47', '1778-09-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 September 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Crompton\'. With  original headnote  \'Bolton Taylor\' confirming addressee is Mr Taylor in Bolton  [Vol.11, pp.45-6].  ]', 'Reply \'For Mr Crompton\'. With  original headnote  \'Bolton Taylor\' top right corner of page one confirming addressee as Mr Taylor in Bolton  [Vol.11, pp.45-6].  ]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1762, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4310, 'CUL/1/1/11/48', '1778-09-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 September 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Jospeh Brandreth], headed as being for \'Mr Dickson\'.', 'Reply [to Joesph Brandreth]  headed \'Mr Dickson\'. pp.46-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 14:48:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1775, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4311, 'CUL/1/1/11/49', '1778-09-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 September 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Allan\' [Vol.11, p.47]. Recipe is very cramped and hence difficult to read in parts.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Allan\', p.47', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1776, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4312, 'CUL/1/1/11/50', '1778-09-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 September 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed  \'Mrs Maxwell of Monchies\' [Vol. 11, pp.48-9 and the top of p.51].', 'Reply headed \'Mrs Maxwell of Monchies\'. pp.48-9 and the top of p.51 (two recipes, with label indicating they should be placed with this letter)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1706, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4313, 'CUL/1/1/11/51', '1778-09-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 September 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, probably to Andrew Liddel,  headed \'Harpsdale Junior\', who is sent medicines and encouraged to sea bathe to heal Scrophulous ulcers so as to avoid amputation  [Vol. 11, pp.49-50]. Cullen has also conferred with his colleague  the surgeon Alexander Wood.', 'Reply headed \'Harpsdale Junior\', who is sent medicines and encouraged to sea bathe to heal an ulcer so as to avoid amputation of his arm  [Vol. 11, pp.49-50]. Cullen has also conferred with his colleague  the surgeon Alexander Wood.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1711, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4314, 'CUL/1/1/11/52', '1778-09-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 September 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed  \'For Mr Scrymgeor\',giving instructions on how to take various medicines, especially a course  of purgation [Vol. 11, pp.51-2].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Scrymgeor\', pp.51-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1749, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4315, 'CUL/1/1/11/53', '1778-09-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 September 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'Alexr Inglis of Murdieston Esqr\' [Vol.11 pp.52-3]', 'Reply headed \'Alexr Inglis of Murdieston Esqr.\', pp.52-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1750, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4316, 'CUL/1/1/11/54', '1778-09-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 September 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'for Miss Simpson\', but the first part, which details the preparation and deployment of cicuta and mercury, is addressed to her surgeon Mr Lambert [Vol.11, pp.53-7].', 'Reply headed \'for Miss Simpson\', but the first part addressed to her surgeon Mr Lambert. pp.53-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1715, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4317, 'CUL/1/1/11/55', '1778-09-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 September 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Davies\' [Vol.11 p.58]', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Davies\', p.58', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1720, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4318, 'CUL/1/1/11/56', '1778-09-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 September 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Dr Heysham\', [Vol.11, p. 58]. A short note on the use of \"the bark\" in the case of an unnamed \'young lady\' with Typhus.', 'Reply, a short note on the use of \"the bark\", \'For Dr Heysham\', [Vol.11, p. 58].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1553, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4319, 'CUL/1/1/11/57', '1778-09-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 September 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr [John] Askew\' [Vol.11 pp.59-60]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr [ John] Askew\', pp.59-60', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1721, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4320, 'CUL/1/1/11/58', '1778-09-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 September 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Cathcart\' who is advised to take regular cold baths to ease back pain after labour  [Vol. 11, pp.60-1].', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Cathcart\' who is advised to take regular cold baths [Vol. 11, pp.60-1].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1714, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4321, 'CUL/1/1/11/59', '1778-09-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 September 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply  \'To [H?] Patch Q a Lady\' [Vol.11, pp.62-3]. Case described as \"unfavorable\", but Cullen suggests trying Cicuta.', 'Reply  \'To [H?] Patch Q a Lady\' [Vol.11, pp.62-3]. Case described as \"unfavorable\", but Cullen suggests trying Cicuta.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2162, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4322, 'CUL/1/1/11/60', '1778-10-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 October 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Balmain\' who should continue as before with rustication and taking milk, but she is also being given advice on an inflammation below her ear [Vol.11, pp.63-4].', 'Reply \'For Miss Balmain\' who should continue as before with rustication and taking milk, but she is also being given advice on an inflammation below her ear [Vol.11, pp.63-4].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1782, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4323, 'CUL/1/1/11/61', '1778-10-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 October 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Bruce\' [Vol.11 pp.64-5] ', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Bruce\', pp.64-5.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1825, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4324, 'CUL/1/1/11/62', '1778-10-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'October? 1778?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Response \'For Princess of Daschkoff\',  concerning regimen for managing the gout [Vol 11, pp.65-6]. No incoming letter traced, but the Russian Princess was resident in Edinburgh at this period while overseeing the education of her son and her private journal [now published] records that she consulted Cullen over her protracted ill health. She frequently held dinners attended by members of the Edinburgh professoriat.', 'Response \'For Princess of Daschkoff\',  concerning regimen for managing the gout [Vol 11, pp.65-6]. No incoming letter traced, but the Russian Princess was resident in Edinburgh at this period while overseeing the education of her so and her now published journal records that she consulted Cullen over her protracted ill health. She frequently held dinners attended by members of the Edinburgh professoriat [DS has full notes].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 962, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4325, 'CUL/1/1/11/63', '1778-10-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 October 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Mr Hutchinson C[oncerning] Mr A Bruce\', mainly commenting on value of the repeated venesections and use of medications [Vol.11, p. 67]. ', 'Reply \'To Mr Hutchinson C[oncerning] Mr A Bruce\', mainly commenting on value of the repeated venesections and use of medications [Vol.11, p. 67].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1813, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4326, 'CUL/1/1/11/64', '1778-10-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'October? 1778?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply to \'Dr Riddell C[oncerning] Mr Bell\', giving summary advice on regimen and ongoing treatment for calculi [Vol.11,p.68]. Undated, but date inferred from context in case book which places it between the 13th and 23rd October, 1778.', '\nReply to \'Dr Riddell C[oncerning] Mr Bell\', giving summary advice on regimen and ongoing testaments [Vol.11,p.68]. Undated, but date inferred from context in case book which places it between the 13th and 23rd October, 1778.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1960, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4327, 'CUL/1/1/11/65', '1778-10-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 October 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'To the Revd Dr Hay C[oncerning] his Wife\' [Vol.11 p.69]', 'Reply headed \'To the Revd Dr Hay C his Wife\', p.69', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1875, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4328, 'CUL/1/1/11/66', '1778-10-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 October 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, consisting of a short note with a recipe for an injection head \'For Captain D. S.\' .', 'Reply headed \'For Captain D. S.\', p.70 [This may be Captain David Skene, but no firm evidence of this - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1805, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4329, 'CUL/1/1/11/67', '1778-10-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 October 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply titled \'For Mr Addison\', [Vol. 11, pp.70-1]. Cullen prescribes liniment recipes for John Short to use on Charles Addison\'s complaints, which now seem to be predominantly hÃ¦morrhoidal and urinary, with sciatic pains.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Addison\', pp.70-1. Cullen prescribes liniment recipes for John Short to use on Charles Addison\'s complaints, which now seem to be predominantly hÃ¦morrhoidal and urinary, with sciatic pains. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1902, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4330, 'CUL/1/1/11/68', '1778-10-28', 'i', 'i', 'i', '28? October? 1778?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply for  \'Mr Charles Mill Manufactorer Montrose\', who is recovering from a genito-urinary condition and \'nervous\' complaints and who is advised to take less Mercury [Vol. 11, pp. 72-3]. Date is a conjecture based on place in casebook which implies late-October or first week of November 1778.', 'Reply for  \'Mr Charles Mill Manufactorer Montrose\', who is recovering from a genito-urinary condition and \'nervous\' complaints and who is advised to take less Mercury [Vol. 11, pp. 72-3]. Date is a conjecture based on place in casebook which implies late-October or first week of November 1778.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1485, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4331, 'CUL/1/1/11/69', '1778-11-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 November 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Hozier\' giving summary of regimen to manage his weak lungs [Vol.11, pp.73-4].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Hozier\' [Vol.11, pp.73-4].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1848, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4332, 'CUL/1/1/11/70', '1778-11-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 November 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply probably to Dr Alves, headed \'For Mr Fraser of Culduthhill [i.e. Culduthel]\', whose stomach disorder is attributed to the pressure of  a hard tumour [Vol.,11, pp.74-5].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Fraser of Culduthhill\', pp.74-5 [Place is probably Culduthel? - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1758, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4333, 'CUL/1/1/11/71', '1778-11-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 November 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Addison, Bo\'Ness\' [Vol.11 pp.75-6]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Addison, Bo:ness\', pp.75-6. Cullen now thinks \'the case now pure nephritic\', and advises John Short to emply a catheter and opiates on Charles Addison. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1903, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4334, 'CUL/1/1/11/72', '1778-11-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 November 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For a Young Lady - Mr McRedie\'  advising on bathing at Bath to seek a cure for the eruption on the skin of her face [Vol.11, pp.77-8].', 'Reply \'For a Young Lady - Mr McRedie\'  advising on bathing at Bath to seek a cure for the eruption on the skin of her face [Vol.11, pp.77-8].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2018, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4335, 'CUL/1/1/11/73', '1778-11-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 November 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Johnstone, Bo:ness\' [Vol.11 p.78]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Johnstone\', p.78', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:23:47', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1830, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4336, 'CUL/1/1/11/74', '1778-11-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 November 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, headed \'For Mrs A. B.\', diagnosed with a uterine tumour [Vol.,11, pp.78-9].', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs A. B.\', pp.78-9 [It seems that Cullen has examined the patient in person - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1803, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4337, 'CUL/1/1/11/75', '1778-11-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 November 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Scot of Crigie\' [Vol.11 pp.79-80]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Scot of Crigie\', pp.79-80', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1873, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4338, 'CUL/1/1/11/76', '1778-11-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 November 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to  J. Taylor  \'For Mr Crompton\', in form of short note on use of medicines [Vol.11, p.81].', 'Reply \'For Mr Crompton\', in form of short note on use of medicines [Vol.11, p.81].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1831, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4339, 'CUL/1/1/11/77', '1778-11-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 November 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Dr Mudie at Montrose about a Lady\' - the name \'Mrs Henderson\' is added [Vol.11, pp.81-2]. ', 'Reply to \'Dr Mudie at Montrose about a Lady\' - the name \'Mrs Henderson\' is added [Vol.11, pp.81-2]. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1794, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4340, 'CUL/1/1/11/78', '1778-11-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 November 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note headed \'To Sir J. Pringle C. Mr John Pringle\' [Vol.11, pp.82-3]. This entry is unusual in adopting the Roman method of indicating the date by counting bad from the first=day on the month (\"Kalend\"). ', 'Reply headed \'To Sir J. Pringle C. Mr John Pringle\' pp.82-3. Unusual method of indicating the date in Latin using \"Kalend\" in needs a footnote . [was originally entered as December, but revised by GW/DS].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2205, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4341, 'CUL/1/1/11/79', '1778-11-25', 'i', 'i', 'i', '25? November? 1778?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Dingwall\', in the form of a very brief summary of advice on regimen and the use of \'the following infusion of the bark\', which was not recorded [Vol.11, p.83]. Dating inferred from position in the casebook.', 'Reply \'For Mr Dingwall\', in the form of a very brief summary of advice on regimen and the use of \'the following infusion of the bark\', which was not recorded [Vol.11, p.83].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1487, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4342, 'CUL/1/1/11/80', '1778-11-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 November 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Campbell of Clathick\' [Vol.11 pp.84-5].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Campbell of Clathick\', pp.84-5 Few lines in Latin which I could not translate. GW [Remains untranslated - heavily abbreviated and I couldn\'t make it out either - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 09:36:36', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1759, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4343, 'CUL/1/1/11/81', '1778-11-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 November 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply titled \'For Mrs Thomson - to Mr Goodsir\'. [Vol.11, pp.86-7]. \'Yours of the 16th I did not think it necessary to answer till Mrs Thomson should return to Fife. She has no topical affection nor particular disease unless you will call it Hypochondriasis\'. He advises the use of opiates to help her sleep, with laxatives.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Thomson - to Mr Goodsir\'. pp.86-7. \'Yours of the 16th I did not think it necessary to answer till Mrs Thomson should return to Fife. She has no topical affection nor particular disease unless you will call it Hypochondriasis\'. He advises the use of opiates to help her sleep, with laxatives. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1908, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4344, 'CUL/1/1/11/82', '1778-11-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 November 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Betty Nasmyth\' [Vol.11 pp.87-8]', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Betty Nasmyth\', pp.87-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2520, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4345, 'CUL/1/1/11/83', '1778-11-27', 'c', 'c', 'i', '27? November 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, headed \'Queries to Mrs Caithness. C.\' [Vol.,11, p.88]. Cullen gives a numbered list of queries. Dating is probably 27th December, but could be 4th December (see explanation in footnote to letter itself).', 'Reply, headed \'Queries to Mrs Caithness. C.\' [Vol.,11, p.88]. Cullen gives a numbered list of queries. -RD Add note to \'Non\' in dateline.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2572, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4346, 'CUL/1/1/11/84', '1778-12-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 December 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Mr Lambert C[oncerning] Miss Simpson\', advising that it will take time for the Cicuta to show any signs of being efficacious [Vol. 11,, p.89].', 'Reply headed \'Mr Lambert C Miss Simpson\', p.89', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1918, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4347, 'CUL/1/1/11/85', '1778-12-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'December 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Corney\', advising the use of a shower bath, with a strengthening prescription [Vol., 11, p.90].', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Corney\', advising the use of a shower bath, with a strengthening prescription [Vol., 11, p.90].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1766, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4348, 'CUL/1/1/11/86', '1778-12-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 December 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'The Revd Mr Gillies, Kirkwall\' [Vol.11 p.91]', 'Reply headed \'The Revd Mr Gillies, Kirkwall\', Orkney  p.91', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2600, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4349, 'CUL/1/1/11/87', '1778-12-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 December 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Irwin\' [Vol.11 p.92]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Irwin\', p.92', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1784, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4350, 'CUL/1/1/11/88', '1778-12-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 December 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to John Campbell] headed \'For Mrs Campbell of Clathick\', who has a bad chest, but Cullen believes she has every chance of getting \'still better\'  [Vol.,11, p.93].', 'Reply to John Campbell, headed \'For Mrs Campbell of Clathick\', who has a bad chest, but Cullen believes she ever chance of getting \'still better\'  [Vol.,11, p.93].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1768, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4351, 'CUL/1/1/11/89', '1778-12-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 December 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Miss Semple\' [Vol.11 p.93]', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Simple\' , p.93 [name was Semple/Temple, but corrected by DS]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2034, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4352, 'CUL/1/1/11/90', '1778-12-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 December 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For the Revd Mr Elliot.\', written to Henry Elliot himself, briefly commenting on the difficulty of \'removing disorders brought on by grief\' and his continued care under local practitioner Mr Pringle [Vol., 11, p. 94].', 'Reply \'For the Revd Mr Elliot.\', addressed to Elliot, briefly commenting on the difficulty of \'removing disorders brought on by grief\' {Vol., 11, p. 94].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2384, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4353, 'CUL/1/1/11/91', '1778-12-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 December 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Dingwall\' [Vol.11 pp.94-5]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Dingwall\', pp.94-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2036, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4354, 'CUL/1/1/11/92', '1778-12-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 December 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For J. Murray of Broughton Esqr.\' [Vol.11,  pp.95-7].', 'Reply headed \'For J. Murray of Broughton Esqr.\', pp.95-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2037, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4355, 'CUL/1/1/11/93', '1778-12-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 December 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr A. B.\' [Vol.11 p.97]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr A. B.\', p.97', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2844, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4356, 'CUL/1/1/11/94', '1778-12-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 December 1778', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Thomas Were Esqr.\', giving brief instructions on the use of a linctus, with recipe for same  [Vol. 11, p. 98].', 'Reply \'For Thomas Were Esqr.\', giving brief instructions on the use of a linctus, with recipe for same  [Vol. 11, p. 98].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1853, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4357, 'CUL/1/1/11/95', '1779-01-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 January 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For a Lady at Hamburgh\', signed by Cullen and his colleague Alexander Monro[Vol. 11, pp.98-100\']. They request more information concerning symptoms and Cullen is keen that the answers are elicited and sent from Hamburgh by his former pupil Colin Ross. ', 'Reply headed \'For a Lady at Hamburgh\', signed by Cullen and Monro, pp.98-100. [a Colin Ross writes from Hamburgh  in the early 1780 so this might be a case he enquired about. DS]; Dr Ross is mentioned in this letter as a good friend of Cullen\'s and Monro\'s. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2575, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4358, 'CUL/1/1/11/96', '1779-01-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 January 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'Dr Mudie Q[uery] a Lady - Mrs Henderson\' [Vol.11 pp.100-1]', 'Reply headed \'Dr Mudie Q a Lady - Mrs Henderson\'. pp.100-101', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1851, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4359, 'CUL/1/1/11/97', '1779-01-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 January 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Miss Semple\' [Vol.11 p.109].', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Semple\', p.109 [was Temple, corrected by DS]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2026, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4360, 'CUL/1/1/11/98', '1779-01-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 January 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For the Revd Mr Joseph Munro\', advising on his bladder complaint, signed by Cullen and his Edinburgh associate Dr James Mackenzie [Vol. 11, p.102].', 'Reply headed \'For the Revd Mr Joseph Munro\', signed by Cullen and James Mackenzie, p.102', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2660, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4361, 'CUL/1/1/11/99', '1779-01-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 January 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr John Heysham headed \'For Mr Irwin\', in which Cullen agrees that the appearance of his skin is due to \'effuse serum\' but sticks to his original course of treatment [Vol. 11, pp.102-3].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Irwin\', pp.102-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1870, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4362, 'CUL/1/1/11/100', '1779-01-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 January 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Sir Eyre Coote\' [Vol.11 pp.103-6]. Cullen mentions a comparative case of another military officer suffering the same complaints who is stationed in Minorca.', 'Reply headed \'For Sir Eyre Coote\', pp.103-6. Cullen mentions a comparative case of another military officer suffering the same complaints who is stationed in Minorca.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1995, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4363, 'CUL/1/1/11/101', '1779-01-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 January 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Captn. James Maxwell\' [Vol.11 pp.106-7].', 'Reply headed \'For Captn. James Maxwell\', pp.106-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1789, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4364, 'CUL/1/1/11/102', '1779-01-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 January 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed For Mrs I. Stephenson, [Vol. 11, pp.107-8], recommending medecine for further side pain and heat. ', 'Case book reply headed For Mrs (or Miss?) Stephenson, pp.107-8, recommending medecine for further side pain and heat.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2976, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(4365, 'CUL/1/1/11/103', '1779-01-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 January 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply for John Ravenscroft headed \'For Miss Miller\', who has a weakened constitution and is prescribed two recipes, a laxative and an electuary  [Vol. 11, p.109].', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Miller\', who has a weakened constitution and is prescribed two recipes, a laxative and an electuary  [Vol. 11, p.109].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1871, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4366, 'CUL/1/1/11/104', '1779-01-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 January 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Miss Simpson - to her Sister\' [Vol.11 p.110]', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Simpson - to her Sister\'. p.110', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2232, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4367, 'CUL/1/1/11/105', '1779-01-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 January 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Miss A. B.\' [Vol.11 pp.111-2].', 'Reply headed \'For Miss A. B.\', pp.111-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 09:05:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2096, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4368, 'CUL/1/1/11/106', '1779-01-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 January 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'To Mrs Caithness Q[uery] a Lady\' [Vol.11 p.113]', 'Case book reply headed \'To Mrs Caithness & a Lady\', p.113 -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2977, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4369, 'CUL/1/1/11/107', '1779-01-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 January 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Symson of Brunton\' [Vol.11 p.114].', 'Reply headed \'Mr Symson of Brunton\', p.114', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 09:04:06', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3863, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4370, 'CUL/1/1/11/108', '1779-01-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 January 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Sir Adolphus Oughton\', giving advice on taking medicines to increase his perspiration, signed by Cullen and J. Hope [Vol. 11, pp.115-6].', 'Reply headed \'For Sir Adolphus Oughton\', signed by Cullen and J. Hope, pp.115-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2706, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4371, 'CUL/1/1/11/109', '1779-01-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 January 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Freke\' [Vol.11 pp.116-7]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Freke\', pp.116-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2246, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4372, 'CUL/1/1/11/110', '1779-02-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 February 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Capt. Green\' [Vol.11 pp.117-9]', 'Reply headed \'For Capt. Green\', pp.117-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2603, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4373, 'CUL/1/1/11/111', '1779-02-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 February 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr. James Waugh\' [Vol.11, pp.119-21], who suffers from cough and looseness, which \'require immediate attention otherwise they will soon be beyond the reach of our skill\'. Cullen recommends that he \'reside in the Country\'. He advises on diet and exercise, and provides strengthening and anodyne prescriptions. The absence of a surviving incoming letter may suggest an Edinburgh consultation.', 'Reply headed \'for Mr James Waugh\', pp.119-121', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5432, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4374, 'CUL/1/1/11/112', '1779-02-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 February 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Crawfuird of Ardmillan\', [Vol.11, pp.121-2]. Cullen considers Crawford\'s complaint, which includes dreaming when awake, to be \'inflammatory\' but purely external and he does not think his \'brain affected\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Crawfuird of Ardmillan\', pp.121-2 [There used to be an Ardmillan House/Castle in Girvan. Could this be where Mr Craufuird was from?]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1964, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4375, 'CUL/1/1/11/113', '1779-02-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 February 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Charles Addison\' [Vol.11 pp.122-4]. Cullen provides diet and lifestyle advice for treating Addison\'s gout-related ailments, with laxative prescriptions.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Charles Addison\', pp.122-4. Diet and lifestyle advice for treating his gout-related ailments, with laxative prescriptions. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1904, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4376, 'CUL/1/1/11/114', '1779-02-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 February 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Main\' [Vol.11 p.124]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Main\', p.124', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2206, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4377, 'CUL/1/1/11/115', '1779-02-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 February 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Heysham C. Mr Irwine\' [Vol.11 p.124]', 'Reply headed \'Dr Heysham C. Mr Irwine\', p.124', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1872, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4378, 'CUL/1/1/11/116', '1779-02-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 February 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Y. Z.\' [can be identified as Miss Russell] [Vol. 11, pp.125-6]; Miss Y. Z\'s condition possibly caused by \'a deficiency in her monthly affairs\' and she is given advice on diet and exercise, while given a medicine to prevent costiveness.', 'Casebook copy of reply headed \'For Miss Y. Z.\', pp.125-6; [Miss Y.Z\'s condition suggested to be caused by \'a deficiency in her monthly affairs\' (not marked up as \'problem with menses\' as it seemed a little vague; diet and exercise advice given, medicine to prevent costiveness prescribed - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2239, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4379, 'CUL/1/1/11/117', '1779-02-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 February 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Miss Semple\' [Vol.11 p.127]', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Semple\', [or Simple?] p.127 [JGr: looking at other letters transcribed, discussing same symptoms, I think this is \'Semple\' not \'Simple\'.] [Agreed - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1991, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4380, 'CUL/1/1/11/118', '1779-02-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 February 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Clark\' [Vol.11 pp.128-9]', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Clark\', pp.128-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1797, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4381, 'CUL/1/1/11/119', '1779-02-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 February 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Buchanan of Kircudbright\' [Vol.11 p.130]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Buchanan of Kircudbright\', p.130', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1946, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4382, 'CUL/1/1/11/120', '1779-02-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'February? 1779?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For John Gray of Balnagarno Esqr\' [Vol.11 p.131]', 'Reply headed \'For John Gray of Balnagarno Esqr.\', p.131. Balnagarno is in Forfarshire but may not appear on modern maps.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2883, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4383, 'CUL/1/1/11/121', '1779-02-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 February 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Colonel Clarke\' in New York, [Vol.11 pp.132-3]. The letter is probably to the Colonel\'s brother, Robert Clerk of Mavisbank, who had transcribed letter 1632, to which this is the response.', 'Reply headed \'For Colonel Clarke\' in New York, pp.132-3 - Probably to his brother Robert Clerk of Mavisbank, who had transcribed Doc ID 1632, to which this is the response. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:01:06', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1819, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4384, 'CUL/1/1/11/122', '1779-02-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 February 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Davidson\' [Vol.11 p.133] Cullen notes his disappointment that opiates have not had more of an effect, but writes that he does not \'dislike the hysteric fit as it generally marks a less inflammatory state\'. ', 'Case book copy of letter, headed \'For Mrs Davidson [Davison] Queensferry\', p.133. Cullen notes his disappointment that opiates have not had more of an effect, but writes that he does not \'dislike the hysteric fit as it generally marks a less \ninflammatory state\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3561, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4385, 'CUL/1/1/11/123', '1779-03-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 March 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Inglis of Murdieston Esqr.\' [Vol.11 pp.133-4]. Cullen politely upbraids Alexander Inglis: \'It is not uncommon for such ailments to be obstinate especially in persons not strictly observant of rules\', and tells him he should not have been riding. He has \'no objection to your going to the Highlands where you can both get Goat whey & have Sea bathing\'. ', 'Reply headed \'Inglis of Murdieston Esqr.\', pp.133-4. Cullen politely upbraids Alexander Inglis: \'It is not uncommon for sc ailments to be obstinate especially in persons not strictly observant of rules\', and tells him he should not have been riding. He has \'no objection to your going to the Highlands where you can both get Goat whey &amp; have Sea bathing\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1951, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4386, 'CUL/1/1/11/124', '1779-03-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 March 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Henderson\' [Vol.11 p.134]', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Henderson\', p.134', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1869, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4387, 'CUL/1/1/11/125', '1779-03-04', 'c', 'c', 'i', '4? March 1779', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Ancrum\' [Vol.11 pp.135-6].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Ancrum\', pp.135-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 09:38:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5473, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4388, 'CUL/1/1/11/126', '1779-03-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 March 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'The Revd Mr Coull\', who is advised on medicines, on using a flesh brush and encouraged to preach and lecture sitting down [Vol. 11, pp.136-7].', 'Reply headed \'The Revd Mr Coull\', pp.136-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5187, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4389, 'CUL/1/1/11/127', '1779-03-18', 'i', 'c', 'c', '18 March 1779?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Mr Addison of Boness\', [Vol. 11, pp.137-8]. Reply to John Short on the case of Charles Addison. \'In a postscript to your letter Mr Addison desires me to give you my advice how you should manage him in case of any attack in the Stomach and you may tell him I have done so, for I can give you no better directions than you will find in my <u>First Lines</u> which I flatter myself is in your hands\'.', 'Reply headed \'Mr Addison of Boness\', pp.137-8. Reply to John Short on the case of Charles Addison. \n\'In a postscript to your letter Mr Addison desires me to give you my advice how you should manage him in case of any attack in the Stomach and you may tell him I have done so, for I can give you no better directions than you will find in my <u>First Lines</u> which I flatter myself is in your hands.\' [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1905, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4390, 'CUL/1/1/11/128', '1779-03-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 March 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For the Earl of Selkirk\', suggesting that he take James\'s powder and keeps his feet and legs warm [Vol. 11, pp.138-9]. Addressee unstated, but this is a formal regimen in summary.', 'Reply headed \'For the Earl of Selkirk\', suggesting that he take James\'s powder and keep his feet and legs warm. pp.138-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1763, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4391, 'CUL/1/1/11/129', '1779-03-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 March 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Archd. Nisbet\', the engineer and inventor who is advised to take breaks from the study of his \'machinery\'  [Vol. 11, pp.139-140].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Archd. Nisbet\', the engineer and inventor who is advised to take breaks from the study of his \'machinery\' , pp.139-140', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2459, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4392, 'CUL/1/1/11/130', '1779-03-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 March 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Irwin\' [Vol. 11 pp.140-1].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Irwin\', pp.140-1', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1874, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4393, 'CUL/1/1/11/131', '1779-03-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 March 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Lord Braxfield\', [Vol.11, pp.141-2]. Cullen advises on taking a journey to relieve his gouty stomach. ', 'Reply headed \'Lord Braefield\', pp.141-2 -I think it is Lord BraXfield and not Lord BraEfield as stated here and in the case description. GW', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2208, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4394, 'CUL/1/1/11/132', '1779-03-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 March 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Sir Alexr Douglas C. Mrs Fletcher\' [Vol.11 pp.143-4]. Cullen recommends bleeding and/or cupping for Mrs Fletcher and seems concerned about the possibility that the patient has miscarried: \'I suspect from the ceasing of the symptoms of pregnancy which the Lady has been used to feel that our precautions on that head would now come to late\'.', 'Reply headed \'Sir Alexr Douglas C. Mrs Fletcher\', pp.143-4; [Cullen recommends bleeding and/or cupping for Mrs Fletcher and seems concerned about the possibility that the patient has miscarried (\'I suspect from the ceasing of the symptoms of pregnancy which the Lady has been used to feel that our precautions on that head would now come to late\') - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 09:41:16', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4678, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4395, 'CUL/1/1/11/133', '1779-03-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'March? 1779?', '', 'Cicuta', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Andrew Shennan of Stranraer\' [Vol. 11 p.145]. Blank entry except for heading.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Andrew Shennan of Stranraer\', blank except for title. p.145', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1040, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4396, 'CUL/1/1/11/134', '1779-03-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 March 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Roger Hog Esqr\' [Vol.11 p.145]', 'Recipe headed \'For Roger Hog Esqr.\', p.145', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2189, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4397, 'CUL/1/1/11/135', '1779-03-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 March 1779', '', 'p.94 & 83 & v. X., p.19', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Dingwall\' [Vol.11 pp.146-7]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Dingwall\', pp.146-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2047, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4398, 'CUL/1/1/11/136', '1779-03-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 March 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Knox\' [Vol.11 pp.147-8]. Gives a numbered regimen and recipes for an aperient solution and a healing oil.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Knox\', pp.147-8. Gives a numbered regimen and two recipes. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 09:44:00', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3010, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4399, 'CUL/1/1/11/137', '1779-03-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 March 1779', '', 'For Mr Ancrum.', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Ancrum\' [Vol.11 p.148].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Ancrum\', p.148', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 09:39:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5486, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4400, 'CUL/1/1/11/138', '1779-04-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 April 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'Mr Edmonstone C Mrs Ross of Shetland\' [Vol.11 p.149], although the patient referred to is in fact Mrs Scott.', 'Reply headed \'Mr Edmonstone C Mrs Ross [mistake for Scott] of Shetland\'. p.149', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2157, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4401, 'CUL/1/1/11/139', '1779-04-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 April 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Walter Seton\' [Vol.11 pp.149-151], giving dietary advice for a sea voyage.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Walter Seton\'. pp.149-151', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2882, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4402, 'CUL/1/1/11/140', '1779-04-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'April? 1779?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Alexr. Gordon\' giving detailed instructions on how to take Lixiviim as an aperient in broth and further dietary advice [Vol.11, pp.162-5].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Alexr. Gordon\' giving detailed instructions on how to take Lixiviim as an aperient in broth and further dietary advice [Vol.11, pp.162-5].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1966, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4403, 'CUL/1/1/11/141', '1779-04-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 April 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Wm. Bruce of Shetland\' [Vol.11 pp.152-3].', 'Reply headed \'Mr Wm. Bruce of Shetland\'. pp.152-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 09:02:52', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1835, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4404, 'CUL/1/1/11/142', '1779-04-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 April 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'To Mr Abernethy Surgeon about a Gentleman\' [Vol.11 pp.153-5]', 'Reply headed \'To Mr Abernethy Surgeon about a Gentleman\', pp.153-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2864, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4405, 'CUL/1/1/11/143', '1779-04-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 April 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Mr Mack C. Mr Ancrum\', urging the patient to travel to procure sleep rather than take opiates [Vol. 11, p.155].', 'Reply headed \'Mr Mack C. Mr Ancrum\', urging the patient to travel to procure sleep rather than take opiates [Vol. 11, p.155].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4977, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4406, 'CUL/1/1/11/144', '1779-04-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 April 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Inglis of Murdiston\' [Vol.11 pp.155-6]. A short note, with a laxative recipe. Cullen recommends \'the shower bath\' and \'You may in the month of June try Sea bathing for a month or more, but not in a fresh water river\'.', 'Reply headed \'Mr Inglis of Murdiston\', pp.155-6. A short note, with a laxative recipe. Cullen recommends \'the shower bath\' and \'You may in the month of June try Sea bathing for a month or more, but not in a fresh water river\'. [MMG}', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1952, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4407, 'CUL/1/1/11/145', '1779-04-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 April 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Gallon\' [Vol.11 pp.156-7]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Gallon\', pp.156-7 Tricky Latin/handwriting in first recipe. GW', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1798, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4408, 'CUL/1/1/11/146', '1779-04-10', 'c', 'c', 'i', '10? April 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Abernethy\' [Vol.11 p.157]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Abernethy\'. p.157', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2865, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4409, 'CUL/1/1/11/147', '1779-04-10', 'i', 'i', 'i', '10? April? 1779?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Orde of Weetwood Esqr.\' concerned with how to employ oils for a rheumatic complaint and a noise in his ears, but recipes not copied (though space  left on the page).\n', 'Reply headed \'For Orde of Weetwood Esqr.\', pp.158-9\n\nInferred destination of \'Weetwood house\' added. See Orde\'s profile. persID 803 for details.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 11:22:56', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2209, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4410, 'CUL/1/1/11/148', '1779-04-10', 'i', 'i', 'i', '10? April? 1779?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Wilson - Queries\' [Vol.11 pp.160-1]. Probably addressed to John Orde of Weetwood.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Wilson - Queries\', pp.160-1. Probably refers to Orde of Weetwood.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2226, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4411, 'CUL/1/1/11/149', '1779-04-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 April 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Cheyne\' [Vol.11 pp.161-2]', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Cheyne\', including recipes for her and her maid. pp.161-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2707, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4412, 'CUL/1/1/11/150', '1779-04-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 April 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Alexr. Gordon\' giving detailed instructions on how to take Lixiviim as an aperient in broth and further dietary advice [Vol.11, pp.162-5].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Alexr. Gordon\' giving detailed instructions on how to take Lixiviim as an aperient in broth and further dietary advice [Vol.11, pp.162-5].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3034, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4413, 'CUL/1/1/11/151', '1779-04-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 April 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Inglis of Murdiston\' [Vol.11 p.165]. Short note of advice to lay aside Sugar of Lead injections.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Inglis of Murdiston\', p.165. Short note of advice to lay aside Sugar of Lead injections. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1961, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4414, 'CUL/1/1/11/152', '1779-04-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 April 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For the Revd. Mr Harrison\' [Vol.11 p.165]', 'Reply headed \'For the Revd. Mr Harrison\', p.165', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2806, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4415, 'CUL/1/1/11/153', '1779-04-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 April 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Irwin\' [Vol.11 p.166].', 'Reply, \'For Mr Irwin\' [Vol.11 p.166].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1911, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4416, 'CUL/1/1/11/154', '1779-04-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 April 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr James Donaldson\', with summary advice on how to avoid patient sinking into \'idiotry and madness\' [Vol.11, p.167].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr James Donaldson\', p.167', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2764, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4417, 'CUL/1/1/11/155', '1779-04-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 April 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Ensign John Wemyss 65 Regt\',  with summary of advice on an issue, diet and exercise, but not a full, formal regimen [Vol. 11, p.167].', 'Reply headed \'Ensign John Wemyss 65 Regt\', p.167', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2884, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4418, 'CUL/1/1/11/156', '1779-04-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 April 1779', '', 'Sore Eyes', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'To the Revd. Mr Mudie of Portmoak\', concerning the treatment of  an unnamed  woman\'s eyes [Vol. 11, p.168].', 'Reply headed \'To the Revd. Mr Mudie of Portmoak\', concerning the treatment of  a woman\'s eyes [Vol. 11, p.168].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2747, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4419, 'CUL/1/1/11/157', '1779-04-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 April 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply [to John Orde]   \'For Miss Ord. Weetwood &amp; Mr Wilson\', [Vol. 11, pp.168-9].', 'Reply [to  \'For Miss Ord. Weetwood &amp; Mr Wilson\', [Vol. 11, pp.168-9].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2227, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4420, 'CUL/1/1/11/158', '1779-05-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 May 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Grieve\' [Vol.11 p.169]. Cullen does not think her present arm pains are related to her breast disease two years previously, but stem from chronic rheumatism. He suggests Wightman continues the pea issue, with some alterations in her medication, and the use of opiates.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Grieve\', p.169, Cullen does not think her present arm pains are related to her breast disease 2 years previously, but stem from chronic rheumatism. He suggests Wightman continues the pea issue, with some alterations in her medication, and the use of opiates. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 09:06:29', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1959, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4421, 'CUL/1/1/11/159', '1779-05-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 May 1779', '', 'vid. V. X. p.22', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Henry - of Maderty\' [Vol.11 p.170].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Henry - of Maderty\'. p.170', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2055, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4422, 'CUL/1/1/11/160', '1779-05-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 May 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Somner C[oncerning] Mr Brown\' [Vol.11 p.171]. Richard Somner is a surgeon at Luffness in East Lothian, which confirms this as the Mr Brown who was a former ship\'s surgeon at Haddington.', 'Reply headed \'Mr Somner C. Mr Brown\', p.171. Richard Somner is a surgeon at Luffness in East Lothian, which confirms this as the Mr Brown a former ship\'s surgeon at Haddington.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2152, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4423, 'CUL/1/1/11/161', '1779-05-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 May 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Y. Z.\', identified from related letters as a Miss Russell  [Vol. 11, pp.171-3]. Cullen suggests her case is â€˜hysterical not maniacalâ€™ and gives advice on diet and exercise. He also recommends cold bathing and that the patientâ€™s hair be \'cut close or even shavenâ€™ as  part of this treatment. Cullen suggests a â€˜strait waistcoatâ€™ if the patient is particularly unmanageable. ', 'Casebook copy of reply headed \'For Miss Y. Z.\', pp.171-3 [Cullen suggests Miss YZâ€™s case is â€˜hysterical not maniacalâ€™ and gives advice on diet and exercise. He also recommends cold bathing and that the patientâ€™s hair be \'cut close or even shavenâ€™ as  part of this treatment. Cullen suggests a â€˜strait waistcoatâ€™ if the patient is particularly unmanageable. - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2267, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4424, 'CUL/1/1/11/162', '1779-05-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 May 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Inglis of Murdiston Esqr\' [Vol.11 p.173]. Cullen advises that he continue with his treatment and includes a strengthening recipe.', 'Reply headed \'Inglis of Murdiston Esqr\', p.173. Cullen advises that he continue with his treatment and includes a strengthening recipe. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1958, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4425, 'CUL/1/1/11/163', '1779-05-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 May 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Mitchell C. Mr Wright\' [Vol. 11 p.174]', 'Reply headed \'Dr Mitchies C. Mr Wright\', p.174 - I think this is actually Dr Mitchell. GW', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2231, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4426, 'CUL/1/1/11/164', '1779-05-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 May 1779', '', 'vid. V. X. p. 22 & 23', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Richardson C[oncerning] Mr Brougham & Mr Gallon\' [Vol.11 pp.174-6]. There is dietary advice and prescriptions for Mr Brougham, but nothing for Mr Gallon beyond the heading.', 'Reply headed \'Dr Richardson C. Mr Brougham &amp; Mr Gallon\', pp.174-6. There is dietary advice and prescriptions for Mr Brougham, but nothing for Mr Gallon beyond the heading. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3256, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4427, 'CUL/1/1/11/165', '1779-05-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 May 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Jacob and Mr Lettrente\' [Vol.11 pp.176-7], concerning Letturent himself and an unnamed patient.', 'Reply headed \'Dr Jacob &amp; Mr [Letturente ?]\', pp.176-7. Letturente  is not the patient but the clergyman Jacob asked Cullen to send is reply to. The patient practices the law. LEVEL 2 Checked', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2858, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4428, 'CUL/1/1/11/166', '1779-05-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 May 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Mrs Schaw\' [Vol.11 pp.177-8], concerning her \"nervous and spasmodic asthma\" and including three recipes.', 'Reply headed \'To Mrs Schaw\', pp.177-8 about a \"nervous and spasmodic asthma\", including 3 recipes. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3050, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4429, 'CUL/1/1/11/167', '1779-05-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 May 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Wightman Q[uery] Mrs Grieve [Vol.11 p.179]. Cullen approves Wightman\'s treatment of her cough, and suggests also using the juice of tussilago leaves.', 'Reply headed \'Mr Wightman Q Mrs Grieve\', p.179. Cullen approves Wightman\'s treatment of her cough, and suggests also using the juice of tussilago leaves. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1957, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4430, 'CUL/1/1/11/168', '1779-05-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 May 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Ogilby\' [Vol.11 p.180].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Ogilvy\', p.180', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2123, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4431, 'CUL/1/1/11/169', '1779-05-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 May 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'Mr Rob Wallace C. Mr Arthur Robertson\' [Vol.11 p.181]', 'Reply headed \'Mr Rob Wallace C. Mr Arthur Robertson\', p.181', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2124, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4432, 'CUL/1/1/11/170', '1779-05-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 May 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'To Mr Russell C[oncerning] Miss Y. Z.\' [Vol.11 p.182]. Cullen recommends sleep, fresh air, exercise and cold bathing but advises that time is needed for these to take effect.', '[Casebook copy of Reply headed \'To Mr Russell c. Miss Y. Z.\', p.182 - Cullen\'s response to Mr F Russell\'s letter about his sister\'s health. Cullen recommends sleep, fresh air, exercise and cold bathing but advises that time is needed for these to take effect - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3516, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4433, 'CUL/1/1/11/171', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Index for volume CUL/1/1/11, listing letters by page number. Three images.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4434, 'CUL/1/1/12/1', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Cover and three blank pages from CUL/1/1/12, \'Dr William Cullen\'s Consultation Letters From 19th May 1779 To 3rd April 1780\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4435, 'CUL/1/1/12/2', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Index for volume CUL/1/1/12, headed \'Index for vol X\' and listing patients by surname. Two pages.', 'n', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4436, 'CUL/1/1/12/3', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Former cover slip for volume, headed \'Dr Cullen\'s Consultation Letters 19th May 1779 to 3d April 1780\'. Two images.', 'n', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4437, 'CUL/1/1/12/4', '1779-05-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 May 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Sir James Dunbar\' [Vol.12 pp.1-2], mainly referring to the recommended diet.', 'Reply headed \'For Sir James Dunbar\', pp.1-2, mainly referring to the recommended diet. Left hand margin of page 1 illegible due to photograph. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3134, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4438, 'CUL/1/1/12/5', '1779-05-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 May 1779', '', 'vid. p. 179 V. IX &c', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Wightman C[oncerning] Mrs Grieve\' [Vol.12 p.2]. Cullen says \'the Case can admit no more blooding\'. He recommends continuing blistering, the use of opiates and tussilago for her. He includes a recipe for an electuary \'which I expect may prove Diuretic as well as Laxative\'.', 'Reply headed \'Mr Wightman C. Mrs Grieve\', p.2. Cullen says \'the Case can admit no more blooding\'. He recommends continuing blistering, the use of opiates and tussilago for her. He includes a recipe for an electuary \'which I expect may prove Diuretic as well as Laxative\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1956, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4439, 'CUL/1/1/12/6', '1779-05-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'May? 1779?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Ing[l]is of Murdiston\' [Vol.12 p.3]', 'Short recipe for a rose-based injection, headed \'Mr Ing[l]is of Murdiston\', p.3. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1955, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4440, 'CUL/1/1/12/7', '1779-05-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 May 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Miss Maxwell\' [Vol.12 pp.3-4].', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Maxwell\', pp.3-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 09:04:55', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1893, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4441, 'CUL/1/1/12/8', '1779-05-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 May 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Mr Alexr. Taylor Mr Neilson\'  who may need cupping and a vomit [Vol.,12, p.5].', 'Reply headed \'Mr Alexr. Taylor Mr Neilson\', p.5', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2684, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4442, 'CUL/1/1/12/9', '1779-05-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 May 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr R. Dickson C. Mr Senhouse Whitehaven\' [Vol.12 pp.5-7]', 'Reply headed \'Dr R. Dickson C. Mr Senhouse Whitehaven\'. pp.5-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2284, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4443, 'CUL/1/1/12/10', '1779-05-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 May 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Thos. Hamilton C[oncerning] Mr Freeland\' [Vol.12 pp.7-8].', 'Reply headed \'Mr Thos. Hamilton C. Mr Freeland\', pp.7-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2153, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4444, 'CUL/1/1/12/11', '1779-05-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 May 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'for Mr Alexr. Gordon\', who is urged to persevere with taking bearberry for his gravels condition [Vol.12, pp.8-9].', 'Reply headed \'for Mr Alexr. Gordon\', who is urged to persevere with taking bearberry for his gravels condition [Vol.12, pp.8-9].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3036, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4445, 'CUL/1/1/12/12', '1779-05-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 May 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mrs Gillon C[oncerning] Mr Frank Cunninghame\' [Vol.12 pp.9-10]', 'Reply headed \'Mrs Gillon C. Mr Frank Cunninghame\', pp.9-10 [name corrected from Gullow by DS]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3135, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4446, 'CUL/1/1/12/13', '1779-05-29', 'i', 'c', 'c', '29 May 1779?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Gaffney, bit by a Mad Dog\' [Vol.12 pp.10-11]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Gaffney, bit by a Mad Dog\', pp.10-11', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2647, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4447, 'CUL/1/1/12/14', '1779-06-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 June 1779', '', 'vid. V. IX p.130', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Buchanan of Kircudbright\' [Vol.12 pp.12-13].', 'Reply headed \'Mr Buchanan of Kicudbright\', pp.12-13', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1945, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4448, 'CUL/1/1/12/15', '1779-06-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 June 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Beattie\' [Vol.12 pp.13-14]. Mr Beattie\'s \'constitution recieved a shock in his early years\'. He is prescribed stomachic medicines and to have cold water poured over his head. He is also advised on diet and exercise.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Beattie\', whose \'constitution recieved a shock in his early years\'. He is prescribed stomachic medicines and cold water pouring over his head, with some diet and exercise advice. pp.13-14', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 09:50:15', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5602, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4449, 'CUL/1/1/12/16', '1779-06-03', 'i', 'c', 'c', '3 June 1779?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Bruce\' [Vol.12 p.14]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Bruce\', p.14', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2082, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4450, 'CUL/1/1/12/17', '1779-06-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 June 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mrs Ogilvie\' [Vol.12 p.15]. Directions for Mrs Ogilvie addressed to Ann Hope Grant.', 'Reply headed \'Mrs Ogilvie\', p.15, replying to Ann Hope Grant.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1836, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4451, 'CUL/1/1/12/18', '1779-06-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 June 1779', '', 'vid p.177 V. IX', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Schaw\' [Vol.12 p.16], adding more advice for regimen and \'no change\' in the previous prescription.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Schaw\', p.16, referring to a previous letter, adding more regimental advice and \'no change\' in the previous prescription. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3051, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4452, 'CUL/1/1/12/19', '1779-06-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 June 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Miss Rutter\' [Vol.12 p.16]', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Rutter\', p.16', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2298, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4453, 'CUL/1/1/12/20', '1779-06-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 June 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'To Mr I. Taylor C. Miss Neilson\' [Vol. 12, pp.17-18]. Cullen can give \'no comfortable prospect of the case\', but discusses her further treatment using various medicines.', 'Reply headed \'To Mr I. Taylor C. Miss Neilson\', pp.17-18.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2556, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4454, 'CUL/1/1/12/21', '1779-06-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 June 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Dingwall vid. V.IX p.146 &c\' [Vol.12 pp.19-21].', 'Reply headed \'Mr Dingwall vid. V. IX. p.146 &c\', pp.19-21', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2084, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4455, 'CUL/1/1/12/22', '1779-06-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 June 1779', '', 'vid. V. IX. p.170', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Dr C. Robertson C(oncerning) Mr J. Henry\' [Vol.12 p.22].', 'Reply headed \'Dr C. Robertson C. Mr [should be J.] Henry\', p.22 NOPLACES', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2062, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4456, 'CUL/1/1/12/23', '1779-06-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 June 1779', '', 'vid. V. IX. p.174', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Richardson C[oncerning] Mr Brougham\' [Vol.12 pp.22-3]. Cullen is unsurprised Mr Brougham\'s symptoms have recurred, as \'stomach compts. are often obstinate\', and encloses further recipes.', 'Reply headed \'Dr Richardson C. Mr Brougham\', pp.22-3. Cullen is unsurprised Mr Brougham\'s symptoms have recurred, as \'stomach compts. are often obstinate\'. He encloses further prescriptions. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3257, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4457, 'CUL/1/1/12/24', '1779-06-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 June 1779', '', 'vid. V. IX. p.156 & 175', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Gallon\' [Vol. 12, p.23].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Gallon\' [Vol. 12, p.23].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2083, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4458, 'CUL/1/1/12/25', '1779-06-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 June 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Browne at Coultermains\' [Vol.12 p.24]', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Browne at Coultermains\', p.24', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2659, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4459, 'CUL/1/1/12/26', '1779-06-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 June 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr P. Scott C[oncerning] Miss A. Betham\' [Vol.12 pp.25-6]', 'Reply headed \'Dr P. Scott C. Miss A. Betham\', pp.25-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2732, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4460, 'CUL/1/1/12/27', '1779-06-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 June 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'John Napier of Balinkinrain Eqr.\' [Vol.12 pp.26-7]', 'Reply headed \'John Napier of Balikinrain Eqr.\', pp.26-7. Baliinkinrain is near Balfron north of Glasgow DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2289, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4461, 'CUL/1/1/12/28', '1779-06-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 June 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed  \'Mrs Gillon C. Mr Fr. Cuninghame\' [ Vol.12, p.28]. Recipe Only. ', 'Reply headed \'Mrs Gillon C. Mr Fr. Cuninghame\', p.28. recipe. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3137, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4462, 'CUL/1/1/12/29', '1779-06-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 June 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Mr Maclean of Stranrawer\' [Vol. 12, pp. 28-31]. Cullen encourages him to take the \'air\' by first acclimatising himself to a cold room, then horse riding. He should also gradually employ a cold water treatment. ', 'Reply headed \'Mr Maclean of Stranrawer\', pp.28-31', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1212, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4463, 'CUL/1/1/12/30', '1779-06-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 June 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Jeffray\' [Vol.12 pp.31-2]. Includes three recipes and recommends laced stockings.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Jeffray\', pp.31-2 including 3 recipes and the recommendation of laced stockings. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3222, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4464, 'CUL/1/1/12/31', '1779-06-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 June 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Mackenzie\' [Vol.12 p.33]', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Mackenzie\', p.33', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2405, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4465, 'CUL/1/1/12/32', '1779-06-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'June? 1779?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Lord Gray\' who has weak nerves [Vol.12,  pp.34-6]. Advice on travelling down to Buxton and how to take the waters there. Two recipes mentioned, but body of second one not recorded. ', 'Reply headed \'Lord Gray\', pp.34-6 Letter has one very short recipe with the recipe symbol and a second recipe symbol without the following recipe. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2360, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4466, 'CUL/1/1/12/33', '1779-06-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 June 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Lady Gray\' [Vol.12 p.36]. Brief instructions for her \'Gouty disposition\', \'seldom regularly formed in Women\', to be along the same lines as for her husband, and with reference to the same recipes in Letter ID 4465.', 'Reply headed \'Lady Gray\'. Brief instructions for her \'Gouty disposition\', \'seldom regularly formed in Women\', to be along the same lines as for her husband, and with reference to the same recipes in Letter ID 4465. p.36', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:01:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2774, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4467, 'CUL/1/1/12/34', '1779-06-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 June 1779', '', '&c. p.17', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Mr Taylor C. Mr &amp; Miss Neilson\' [Vol.12, p.37]. Mr Robert Neilson and \'the Young Gent.\' are additional patients.', 'Reply headed \'Mr Taylor C. Mr &amp; Miss Neilson\' [Vol.12, p.37]. Mr Robert Neilson and \'the Young Gent.\' are additional patients. (FM)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2558, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4468, 'CUL/1/1/12/35', '1779-06-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 June 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Miss Moyse\' [Vol 12, pp.38-9]. Cullen agrees that Miss Moyse\'s condition stems from her stomach and nervous system and recommends chafing, travel and light eating to assist with it, he also provides a prescription for stomachic drops.', 'Case book copy of reply headed \'Miss Moyse\', pp.38-9. [Cullen agrees that Miss Moyse\'s condition stems from her stomach and nervous system and recommends chafing, travel and light eating to assist with it, he also provides a prescription for stomachic drops. - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3628, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4469, 'CUL/1/1/12/36', '1779-06-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'June? 1779?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Mr Wemyss C. Miss Kerr\', but entry left  blank except for title. ', 'Reply headed \'Mr Wemyss C. Miss Kerr\'. Blank except for title. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1042, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4470, 'CUL/1/1/12/37', '1779-07-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 July 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Dr Mitchell C. Mr Wright\', who has dropsy and discussing removing the fluid either by sweating or, if necessary, by surgical drainage [Vol.12, pp.40-1].', 'Reply headed \'Dr Mitchell C. Mr Wright\', who has droopy and discussing the best way to drain fluid from his abdomen [Vol.12, pp.40-1].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2236, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4471, 'CUL/1/1/12/38', '1779-07-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 July 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply for \'William Maxwell Calderwood Esqr.\' mainly discussing Captain James Calderwood taking another course of goat whey in Arran  [Vol.12, pp. 41-2].', 'Reply for \'William Maxwell Calderwood Esqr.\' [Vol.12, pp. 41-2].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1868, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4472, 'CUL/1/1/12/39', '1779-07-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'July? 1779?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Captn. Maxwell\' [Vol.12 p.43]. Possibly belongs with the previous letter (id 4471).', 'Recipe headed \'For Captn. Maxwell\' - possibly belongs with previous letter. p.43', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1787, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4473, 'CUL/1/1/12/40', '1779-07-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 July 1779', '', 'See p.115', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'Mr William Macdowal\' [Vol.12 p.43]. Summarises in draft / note form the contents of <a href=\"docs.php?id=1706\">[DOC ID:1706]</a>, but also includes the recipe found in <a href=\"docs.php?id=6295\">[DOC ID:6295]</a>.', 'Reply headed \'Mr William Macdowal\', p.43. Summarises in note form contents of Letter 1706, but includes recipe - which has been extracted into its own document (ID6295) for separate inclusion in the database.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 17:53:06', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2294, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'h', 'n');
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(4474, 'CUL/1/1/12/41', '1779-07-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 July 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Cokayne C[oncerning] Mrs Cokayne\' [Vol.12 p.44].', 'Reply headed \'Mr Cokayne C. Mrs Cokayne\', p.44', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2380, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4475, 'CUL/1/1/12/42', '1779-07-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 July 1779', '', 'See p.60', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr D. Wemyss C. Miss Kerr\' [Vol.12 p.45]. Reply headed \'Mr D. Wemyss C. Miss Kerr\', p.45. Cullen recommends dosing her with laudanum, while keeping her belly open, for the return of her colics. He thinks she may be able to bear the musk, although she has an aversion to the smell. He advises blistering for her blood-spitting. ', 'Reply headed \'Mr D. Wemyss C. Miss Kerr\', p.45. Cullen recommends dosing her with laudanum, while keeping her belly open, for the return of her colics. he thinks she may be able to bear the musk, although she has an aversion to the smell. He advises blistering for her blood-spitting. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1954, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4476, 'CUL/1/1/12/43', '1779-07-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 July 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Short reply headed \'Dr P. Scott C. Miss Betham [Vol.12, p. 45].', 'Short reply headed \'Dr P. Scott C. Miss Betham [Vol.12, p. 45]. [was \'Bethune\" in error DS]\'. p.45 . ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2734, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4477, 'CUL/1/1/12/44', '1779-07-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 July 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Mr Home of Wedderburn\', summarising advice on cold bathing, exercise and diet  [Vol. 12, p.46].', 'Reply headed \'Mr Home of Wedderburn\', summarising advice on exercise and diet  [Vol. 12, p.46].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2772, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4478, 'CUL/1/1/12/45', '1779-07-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 July 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Wm Borthwick Esqr Younger of Crookston\', whose condition is attributed to \'hard living\' giving summary of advice on diet and a recipe for ointment \'his thumb\' [Vol. 12, p.47].', 'Reply headed \'For Wm Borthwick Esqr Younger of Crookston\', giving summary of advice on diet and a recipe for ointment \'his thumb\' [Vol. 12, p.47].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2662, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4479, 'CUL/1/1/12/46', '1779-07-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 July 1779', '', 'p.31', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Jaffray\', [Vol. 12, p.47]. A short follow-up to a previous letter (Document D4463.), responding over the wearing of laced stockings.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Jaffray\', [Vol. 12, p.47..', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3223, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4480, 'CUL/1/1/12/47', '1779-07-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 July 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr McKie\' [Vol.12 pp.47-50].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr McKie\', pp.47-50', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2120, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4481, 'CUL/1/1/12/48', '1779-07-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'July? 1779?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Campbell\'. Blank except for title [Vol. 12, p. 50].', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Campbell\'. Blank except for title. p.50\n\n [Link is entirely tentative to tidy this away. DS].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1039, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4482, 'CUL/1/1/12/49', '1779-07-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 July 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Corner\', [Vol. 12, p.51]. Contains two prescriptions for medicines to treat Miss Corner\'s tumour.', 'Case book copy of reply headed \'For Miss Corner\', p.51; contains two prescriptions for medicines to treat Miss Corner\'s tumour.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2560, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4483, 'CUL/1/1/12/50', '1779-07-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'July? 1779?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'To Dr W. Hamilton C[oncerning] Mrs Paterson\' [Vol.12 p.52]', 'Reply headed \'To Dr W. Hamilton C Mrs Paterson\', p.52', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2285, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4484, 'CUL/1/1/12/51', '1779-08-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 August 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Norris\', giving detailed instructions on taking bearberry and on a diet for his kidney complaint [Vol 12, pp.53-4].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Norris\', pp.53-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2297, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4485, 'CUL/1/1/12/52', '1779-08-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 August 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Case from Mr Benj[amin] Bell\' [Vol.12 p.55]. Cullen suspects that stones in the bladder and kidneys are causing the patient\'s urinary problems.', 'Casebook copy of reply headed \'Case from Mr Benj[amin] Bell\', p.55. [Cullen suspects that stones in the bladder and kidneys are causing the patient\'s urinary problems. - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3632, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4486, 'CUL/1/1/12/53', '1779-08-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 August 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'C[oncerning] Mr Gillies\' [Vol.12 pp.55-6].  Addressee is Robertsone at Perth.', 'Reply headed \'C. Mr Gillies\', pp.55-6. Date inferred with some assurance from incoming letter and context in casebook. Addressee is Robertsone at Perth. DS Date given in document? JPB', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2467, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4487, 'CUL/1/1/12/54', '1779-08-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 August 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Whyte C. Mr John Brodie\' [Vol.12 p.56]', 'Reply headed \'Mr Whyte C. Mr John Brodie\', p.56', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1919, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4488, 'CUL/1/1/12/55', '1779-08-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 August 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mrs Margaret Logie - Zetland\' [Vol.12 pp.56-7]', 'Reply headed \'Mrs Margaret Logie - Zetland\' (i.e. Shetland), pp.56-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1973, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4489, 'CUL/1/1/12/56', '1779-08-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 August 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'To the Duke of Buccleugh\' (i.e. Buccleuch), sending medicines for his biliousness with brief instructions on their management and diet, though Cullen is soon to attend him in person [Vol. 12, pp.57-8]. ', 'Reply headed \'To the Duke of Buccleugh\' (i.e. Buccleuch), pp.57-8 -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3225, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4490, 'CUL/1/1/12/57', '1779-08-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 August 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Mack C[oncerning] Miss Moodie\' [Vol.12 pp.59-60], including a diagram and instructions for a \'Machine for fumigating the throat\'.', 'Reply headed \'Mr Mack C. Miss Moodie\', including a diagram and instructions for a \'Machine for fumigating the throat\'. pp.59-60.\n\nDOODLE-IMG-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2471, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4491, 'CUL/1/1/12/58', '1779-08-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 August 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Kerr\' [Vol.12 pp.60-2]. Cullen advises on laxative pills, the use of glysters, and keeping her legs and feet warm: \'she should always wear worsted understockings &amp; never walk abroad in the Country but in thick shoes or good Boxes\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Kerr\', pp.60-2. Advice to David Wemyss for treating her colic and respiratory symptoms. Cullen advises on laxative pills, the use of glysters, and keeping her legs and feet warm: \'she should always wear worsted understockings & never walk abroad in the Country but in thick shoes or good Boxes\'. [MMG] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1953, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4492, 'CUL/1/1/12/59', '1779-08-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 August 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Aitoun\' [Vol. 12, pp.63-4]. Cullen advises the patient to take a long journey by coach and by horseback when possible. He suggests the patient might want to go to Buxton to take the waters but believes travel will be of more benefit.\n', 'Casebook copy of letter, headed \'For Mr Aitoun\', pp.63-4. Cullen advises the patient to take a long journey by coach and by horseback when possible. He suggests the patient might want to go to Buxton to take the waters but believes travel will be of more benefit.(The advice in this letter contradicts the advice in case 622 where Cullen advises minimising travel. This could reflect a change in the patient\'s condition, but if the Mr Aiton of case 622 is Andrew Aiton (1698-1772) as has been suggested then this Mr Aitoun cannot be the same person). - EK ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3562, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4493, 'CUL/1/1/12/60', '1779-08-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 August 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr J. Johnston of Moffat C[oncerning] a Palsy\' [Vol.12 pp.65-6]', 'Reply headed \'Mr J. Johnston of Moffat C. a Palsy\', pp.65-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2257, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4494, 'CUL/1/1/12/61', '1779-08-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 August 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr George Hall\' [Vol.12 p.66]', 'Reply headed \'Mr George Hall\', p.66', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1864, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4495, 'CUL/1/1/12/62', '1779-08-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 August 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'Mr A. Gair. Alnwick\' [Vol.12 pp.67-8], concerning the case of George Hall. ', 'Reply headed \'Mr A. Gair. Alnwick\', concerning George Hall, pp.67-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1863, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4496, 'CUL/1/1/12/63', '1779-08-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 August 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Mr Cockayne c. Mrs Cokayne\', who is taking an aleotic pill and has menstrual problems [Vol. 12, pp. 68-9].', 'Reply headed \'Mr Cockayne c. Mrs Cokayne\', pp.68-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2386, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4497, 'CUL/1/1/12/64', '1779-08-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'August? 1779?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Knot\' [Vol.12 pp.69-71]', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Knot\' [Knott], pp.69-71', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1785, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4498, 'CUL/1/1/12/65', '1779-08-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'August? 1779?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Ford Sister to Mrs Knot [Knott]\', [Vol. 12, p.71]. Short summary with basic recipe.', 'Reply \'For Miss Ford Sister to Mrs Knot [Knott]\', [Vol. 12, p.71]. Short summary with basic recipe.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1770, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4499, 'CUL/1/1/12/66', '1779-08-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 August 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Mr Goodsir C[concerning]. Mrs Thompson of Charlton\', [Vol. 12, pp.71-3]. Cullen says \'I think there is great reason to suspect a calculus in the bladder\'. He provides advice on preparing dosage of Lixivium in beef broth. He advises against going to Bath or warm bathing, and wishes to know what Mr Thomson\'s objections are to the use of electricity in treating his wife\'s paralytic symptoms.', 'Reply headed \'Mr Goodsir C. Mrs Thompson of Charlton\', pp.71-3. Cullen says \'I think there is great reason to suspect a calculus in the bladder\'. He provides advice on preparing dosage of Lixivium in beef broth. He advises against going to Bath or warm bathing, and wishes to know what Mr Thomson\'s objections are to the use of electricity in treating his wife\'s paralytic symptoms. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1906, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4500, 'CUL/1/1/12/67', '1779-08-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 August 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Kirkby C[oncerning] Mr K\' [Vol.12 pp.73-9]. Cullen suspects \'a gouty disposition\'. He advises fewer medicines, and gives advice on diet, exercise and cold bathing. It seems from his account that the shower-machine was little known in Ireland.', 'Letter to Dr Timothy Kirby, about Mr K., pp.73-9, in reply to ID 1718-1719. Cullen suspects \'a gouty disposition\'. He advises fewer medicines, and gives advice on diet, exercise and cold bathing. It seems from his account that the shower-machine was little known in Ireland. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3389, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4501, 'CUL/1/1/12/68', '1779-09-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 September 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Knot C[oncerning] Mrs Knot\' [Vol.12 pp.79-80]', 'Reply headed \'Mr Knot C. Mrs Knot [usually Knott]\', pp.79-80', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1921, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4502, 'CUL/1/1/12/69', '1779-09-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 September 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Wm. Wilson C[oncerning] Mr Tucker\' [Vol.12 pp.80-1]', 'Reply headed \'Mr Wm. Wilson C. Mr Tucker\', pp.80-1', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2579, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4503, 'CUL/1/1/12/70', '1779-09-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 September 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Dr A. Wemyss C[oncerning] Mr Brodie\' [Vol.12 pp.81-2].', 'Reply, for \'Dr A. Wemyss C[oncerning] Mr Brodie\' [Vol.12 pp.81-2].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1922, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4504, 'CUL/1/1/12/71', '1779-09-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 September 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Stephenson\', discussing medicines, diet and suggesting that her cure is more likely now that she has stopped travelling and undertaking business, [Vol.12, pp.82-4].', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Stephenson\', pp.82-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2730, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4505, 'CUL/1/1/12/72', '1779-09-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 September 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Watt of Stranrawer\' [Vol.12 pp.84-5], consisting of several recipes.', 'Recipes headed \'For Mrs Watt of Stranrawer\', pp.84-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1974, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4506, 'CUL/1/1/12/73', '1779-09-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 September 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Maxwell C[oncerning] Capt. [James] Maxwell\' [Vol.12 p.85-6].', 'Reply headed \'Mr Maxwell C. Captn. [James] Maxwell\', pp.85-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1859, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4507, 'CUL/1/1/12/74', '1779-09-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 September 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Watt\', whose remaining complaint is in her mouth and throat [ Vol. 12, pp.87-8]. Details on how she is to take her medicines when in the country.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Watt\', pp.87-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1992, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4508, 'CUL/1/1/12/75', '1779-09-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 September 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Mary Mather\', consisting of several recipes [Vol.12 pp.89-90]', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Mary Mather\', pp.89-90', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2670, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4509, 'CUL/1/1/12/76', '1779-09-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 September 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Mr Thos. Hamilton C. Mrs Rae\', including an ostensible letter and one titled \'For yourself\', [Vol. 12, pp.90-2.]', 'Reply headed \'Mr Thos. Hamilton C. Mrs Rae\', including an ostensible letter and one headed \'For yourself\', pp.90-2.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2288, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4510, 'CUL/1/1/12/77', '1779-09-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 September 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Knott C[oncerning] Mrs Knott\' [Vol.12 pp.92-3]. Also mentions Mrs Knott\'s sister, Miss Ford.', 'Reply headed \'Mr Knott C. Mrs Knott\', and mentioning her sister Miss Ford. pp.92-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1924, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4511, 'CUL/1/1/12/78', '1779-09-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 September 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'Mr R. Wallace C[oncerning] Mr Napier\' [Vol.12 p.93]', 'Reply headed \'Mr R. Wallace C. Mr Napier\', p.93', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2290, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4512, 'CUL/1/1/12/79', '1779-09-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 September 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr A. Gair C[oncerning] Mr Hall\' [Vol.12 p.94]', 'Reply headed \'Mr A. Gair C. Mr Hall\', p.94', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1856, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4513, 'CUL/1/1/12/80', '1779-09-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 September 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr A Davidson\', [Vol. 12, p. 94], giving advice on a condition that has moved from the stomach to the head.', 'Case book reply headed \'For Mr A Davidson\', p.94, giving advice on his head problem. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3803, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4514, 'CUL/1/1/12/81', '1779-10-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 October 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr L. Campbell C[oncerning] Mrs Farquharson\' [Vol.95-6]. Cullen recommends preventing inflammation, and encloses a cooling recipe. He approves of the use of the blister and issue.', 'Reply headed \'Mr L. Campbell C. Mrs Farquharson\', pp.95-6. Cullen\'s reply to Lachlan Campbell, with advice on Mrs Farquharson, whose case he describes as an \'incipient phthisis\'. He recommends preventing inflammation, and enclioses a cooling recipe. He approves of the use of the blister and issue. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2111, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4515, 'CUL/1/1/12/82', '1779-10-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 October 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Whyte C[oncerning] Mr Brodie\' [Vol.12 pp.96-7]', 'Reply headed \'Mr Whyte C. Mr Brodie\', pp.96-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1926, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4516, 'CUL/1/1/12/83', '1779-10-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 October 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'To Miss Greigson C. Miss    \', [Vol.12,  pp.97-8].The unnamed patient is advised against dancing and other exercises which will make her overly \'heated\'.', 'Reply headed \'To Miss Greigson C. Miss    \', [Vol.12,  pp.97-8].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2809, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4517, 'CUL/1/1/12/84', '1779-10-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 October 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'To Dr Stevenson C. Miss Glassford\' [Vol.12. pp.98-9].', 'Reply headed \'To Dr Stevenson C. Miss Glassford\' [Vol.12. pp.98-9].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1943, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4518, 'CUL/1/1/12/85', '1779-09-21', 'c', 'i', 'i', '21? September? 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Kerr\' [Vol.12 pp.99-100]. Day of month inferred from dating of incoming report on Kerr.', 'Casebook copy of reply headed \'For Mr Kerr\', pp.99-100. Cullen recommends Kerr travel to a warmer climate for winter in order to avoid catching a cold or worsening his cough. \n\nPortugal has been recorded as \'mentioned\' rather than as \'recommended for travel\' as Cullen suggests going somewhere warmer more generally, and refers to Portuguese doctors because Kerr\'s letter had named Lisbon and Madeira as options.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3548, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4519, 'CUL/1/1/12/86', '1779-10-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 October 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Mr Bryan C his Father\', [Vol.12, pp.101-2.] ', 'Reply headed \'Mr Bryan C his Father\', pp.101-2 ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3989, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4520, 'CUL/1/1/12/87', '1779-10-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 October 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Mr Lionel Campbell Mrs Farquharson\' [Vol 12, p.103]. Cullen provides a strengthening recipe, now that Mrs Farquharson has developed symptoms of diarrhÅ“a. He refers to his previous letter regarding her other (respiratory) ailments. ', 'Reply headed \'Mr Lionel Campbell Mrs Farquharson\', p.103. Cullen provides a strengthening recipe, now that Mrs Farquharson has developed symptoms of diarrhÅ“a. He refers to his previous letter regarding her other (respiratory) ailments. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2112, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4521, 'CUL/1/1/12/88', '1779-10-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'October? 1779?', '', 'p. 47', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed for \'Mr Mackie of Stranraer\' [Vol. 12, p.104].', 'Reply headed \'Mr Mackie of Stranraer\', p.104', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2059, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4522, 'CUL/1/1/12/89', '1779-10-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 October 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Younge\',[Vol. 12, pp.105-6]; Cullen suggests that Miss Young is suffering from a \'hereditary phthisis\'.\n', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Younge\', pp.105-6; Cullen suggests that Miss Young is suffering from a \'hereditary phthisis\' - EK', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4756, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4523, 'CUL/1/1/12/90', '1779-10-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 October 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, in the form of a very brief note on her pregnancy, \'For Mrs Knott\',  almost certainly addressed to her husband [Vol.12, p. 106].', 'Reply, in the form of a very brief note on her pregnancy, \'For Mrs Knott\', [Vol.12, p. 106].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1928, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4524, 'CUL/1/1/12/91', '1779-10-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 October 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Campbell of Dalnish\' [Vol.12 pp.106-7].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Campbell of Dalnish\', pp.106-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1736, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4525, 'CUL/1/1/12/92', '1779-10-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'October? 1779?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Campbell\' [Vol. 12, p.108]. Letter mentions two medicines prescribed \'below\' but both are missing. No obvious incoming letter to identify addressee or patient.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Campbell\', p.108 Letter mentions two medicines prescribed \'below\' but both are missing. GW', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2404, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4526, 'CUL/1/1/12/93', '1779-10-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 October 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Chas. Addison\' [Vol.12 p.109]. Cullen advises John Short on Charles Addison\'s treatment: \'I believe the giddiness proceeds from the stomach\'. He includes two stomachic recipes to strengthen it. ', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Chas. Addison\', p.109. Cullen advises John Short on Charles Addison\'s treatment: \'I believe the giddiness proceeds from the stomach\'. He includes two stomachic recipes to strengthen it. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1907, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4527, 'CUL/1/1/12/94', '1779-10-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 October 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Mackie\' [Vol.12, pp.109-110]. Brief note on continuing the treatment.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Mackie\', pp.109-110', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2086, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4528, 'CUL/1/1/12/95', '1779-10-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 October 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to William Cokayne headed \'For Mrs Cockayne\'  [Vol. 12, p. 110].', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Cockayne\' (Cokayne?) [Vol. 12, p. 110].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2388, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4529, 'CUL/1/1/12/96', '1779-11-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 November 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Sheriff\', with summary of directions to be followed and the need to keep Cullen informed of their effects [Vol.12, pp.110-111].', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Sheriff\', with summary of directions to be followed and the need to keep Cullen informed of their effects [Vol.12, pp.110-111].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2763, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4530, 'CUL/1/1/12/97', '1779-11-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 November 1779', '', '[Some random sums]', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'For Captn. Robertson, Port Glasgow, who is urged to \'remove to abetter climate\' for his pectoral condition.', 'For Captn. Robertson, Port Glasgow', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1944, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4531, 'CUL/1/1/12/98', '1779-11-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 November 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed  \'For Mr Brughan\' consisting of two recipes [Vol.12, p.112].', 'Reply headed  \'For Mr Brughan\' consisting of two recipes [Vol.12, p.112].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2415, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4532, 'CUL/1/1/12/99', '1779-11-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 November 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Foster. Berwick\' [Vol.12 pp.113-4]', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Forster. Berwick\', pp.113-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2406, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4533, 'CUL/1/1/12/100', '1779-11-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 November 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Miss Mitchell. Kircudbright\' [Vol. 12, p.114]. A rough note, with prescription, probably intended for her father, via Lord Selkirk, in response to Doc ID:1762. Cullen says the case is \'not full enough\', but in the meantime has sent the prescription for Dr Gilchrist and Mr Walker to use.', 'Reply headed \'Miss Mitchell. Kircudbright\', p.114 A rough note, with prescription, probably intended for her father, via Lord Selkirk, in response to Doc 1762. Cullen says the case is \'not full enough\', but in the meantime has sent the prescription for Dr Gilchrist and Mr Walker to use. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:01:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3367, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4534, 'CUL/1/1/12/101', '1779-11-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 November 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Pearson\' [Vol.12 p.115]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Pearson\', p.115', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1735, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4535, 'CUL/1/1/12/102', '1779-11-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 November 1779', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Mr [William] McDouall\' who is suspected of not keeping to his exercise regimen; includes recipes [Vol. 12, pp.115-6]. Probably addressed to Dr John Gilchrist or the surgeon Alexander Copland at Dumfries.', 'Reply headed \'Mr [William] McDouall\', includes recipes below dateline [Vol. 12, pp.115-6].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2277, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4536, 'CUL/1/1/12/103', '1779-11-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 November 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to John Walker \'For Miss Mitchell\' [Vol. 12, pp.116-7]. In response to Doc ID:1755, Cullen is sorry to find her case \'so desperate\', and advises Walker to treat her with mercury or mezereon, for the use of which he gives directions.', 'Reply to John Walker \'For Miss Mitchell\' [Vol. 12, pp.116-7]. In response to Doc ID:1755, Cullen is sorry to find her case \'so desperate\', and advises Walker to treat her with mercury or mezereon, for the use of which he gives directions. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:02:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3368, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4537, 'CUL/1/1/12/104', '1779-11-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 November 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Burnet\' with several recipes [Vol.12, pp.117-8]. No incoming letter traced to identify addressee.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Burnet\', pp.117-8, addressed to a colleague. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3991, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4538, 'CUL/1/1/12/105', '1779-11-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 November 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Thorburn\' [Vol.12 pp.118-9]', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Thorburn\', pp.118-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2370, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4539, 'CUL/1/1/12/106', '1779-11-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 November 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Stewart\' [Vol. 12, pp.119-120].', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Stewart\', pp.119-120', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2369, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4540, 'CUL/1/1/12/107', '1779-11-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 November 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Farquharson of Invercauld\', who is \'Strongly threatened with consumption\' and spits blood. Cullen advises on blistering and provides a recipe for a cooling mixture [Vol. 12, pp.120-1].', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Farquharson of Invercauld\', who is \'Strongly threatened with consumption\' and spits blood. Cullen advises on blistering and provides a recipe for a cooling mixture. pp.120-1', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5208, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4541, 'CUL/1/1/12/108', '1779-11-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 November 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr John Short C[oncerning] Mr Pearson\' [Vol.12 pp.121-2]', 'Reply headed \'Mr John Short C. Mr Pearson\', pp.121-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1737, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4542, 'CUL/1/1/12/109', '1779-11-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 November 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Provost Buchanan\', whose Gout has moved since \'an accident at the popery mob\', [Vol. 12, p.123]. Probably addressed to Dr Alexander Stevenson in Glasgow (who usually attends Buchanan).', 'Reply headed \'For Provost Buchanan\', whose Gout has moved since \'an accident at the popery mob\', [Vol. 12, p.123].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4167, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4543, 'CUL/1/1/12/110', '1779-11-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 November 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Murison of Naughton\' [Vol.12 pp.123-4]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Murison of Naughton\', pp.123-4 There is a Naughton House and a Naughton Castle in Balmerino, Fife. I can find reference to a Mrs Morrison of Naughton, but not a Mr Murison. GW', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2204, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4544, 'CUL/1/1/12/111', '1779-11-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 November 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Amelia Clephane\' [Vol.12 pp.124-6], signed by Cullen and \'Sir S. T.\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Amelia Clephane\', pp.124-6 Letter initialed by Cullen and \'Sir S.T.\'- I have linked this to Sir Stuart Thriepland, though this may not be correct. GW [Yes, I think it\'s him - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2422, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4545, 'CUL/1/1/12/112', '1779-11-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 November 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Murdoch\' [Vol.12 pp.126-7]', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Murdoch\', pp.126-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2661, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4546, 'CUL/1/1/12/113', '1779-11-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 November 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Paterson\' [Vol.12 pp.127-8]. Cullen has to catch the post so will send another letter  advising about medicines (see ID:4550).', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Paterson\', pp.127-8 .', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2295, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4547, 'CUL/1/1/12/114', '1779-11-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 November 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss B. Glassford\' [Vol.12 p.128]', 'Reply headed \'For Miss B. Glassford\', p.128', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1940, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4548, 'CUL/1/1/12/115', '1779-12-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 December 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Farquharson\' [Vol. 12, p.129]. \'Having seen her I think she can expect little relief till the winter is well over &amp; we can only attempt to prevent things growing worse till a better season come\', so Cullen primarily gives dietary advice, and recommends the wearing of flannel.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Farquharson\', p.129. \'Having seen her I think she can expect little relief till the winter is well over & we can only attempt to prevent things growing worse till a better season come\', so Cullen primarily gives dietary advice, and recommends the wearing of flannel. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5209, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4549, 'CUL/1/1/12/116', '1779-12-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 December 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Roger Stevenson Esqr\', p.130, in response to J. Bowman Junior\'s enquiry. Cullen leaves the case of Roger Stevenson\'s son up to Dr Garthshore and Mr Hunter. ', 'Reply headed \'To Roger Stevenson Esqr\', p.130, in response to J. Bowman Junior\'s enquiry. Cullen leaves the case of Roger Stevenson\'s son up to Dr Garthshore and Mr Hunter. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4169, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4550, 'CUL/1/1/12/117', '1779-12-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 December 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Paterson\' [Vol.12, pp.130-1]. Annotation \'from pag.127\', links to a related entry in the same casebook (ID: 4546), in which Cullen promised to send details of medicines in a subsequent letter as he is in a such to catch the post.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Paterson\'.  pp.130-1 ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2296, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4551, 'CUL/1/1/12/118', '1779-12-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 December 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, [to Alexander Taylor] headed  \'For Mr Neilson\' [Vol.12, p.131]. Brief note of advice.', 'Reply, presumably to Alexander Taylor, headed  \'For Mr Neilson\' [Vol.12, p.131]. Brief note of advice.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2134, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4552, 'CUL/1/1/12/119', '1779-12-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 December 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs [Frances] Fortescue [of Cookhill]\', consisting of just a recipe for \'healing syrup\'   [Vol.12, p.132].', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Fortescue\', consisting of only an isolated recipe for \'healing syrup\'   [Vol.12, p.132].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1862, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4553, 'CUL/1/1/12/120', '1779-12-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 December 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Maclean\' [Vol.12 pp.132-3]. Cullen suspects a schirrosity of the uterine system or ovaries, because of her continued menstruation after he believes it should have ceased. Comparison is made with the late Dr [James] Saunders\' treatment of Mrs Innes of Muiryfauld. He recommends the use of Henbane Extract or of Cicuta. ', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Maclean\'. Cullen suspects a schirrosity of the uterine system or ovaries, because of her continued menstruation after he believes it should have ceased. Comparison is made with the late Dr [James] Saunders\' treatment of Mrs Innes of Muiryfauld. He recommends the use of Henbane Extract or of Cicuta. [MMG] pp.132-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3372, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4554, 'CUL/1/1/12/121', '1779-12-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 December 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Law\' [Vol.12 pp.133-4]', 'Reply headed \'Mr Law\', pp.133-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1929, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4555, 'CUL/1/1/12/122', '1779-12-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 December 1779', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For the Revd. Mr Gillespy\' [Vol. 12 p.135]', 'Reply headed \'For the Revd. Mr Gillespy\', p.135', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2166, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4556, 'CUL/1/1/12/123', '1779-12-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 December 1779', '', 'from p.109', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Mackie\' [Vol.12 pp.135-6]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Mackie\', pp.135-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2141, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4557, 'CUL/1/1/12/124', '1780-01-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 January 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Smith\', concerning how to manage what Cullen considers a rheumatic complaint [Vol. 12, pp.136-7].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Smith\', pp.136-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2664, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4558, 'CUL/1/1/12/125', '1780-01-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 January 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Fortescue\' [Vol.12 p.137].', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Fortescue\', p.137', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1861, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4559, 'CUL/1/1/12/126', '1780-01-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 January 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Gillies\' [Vol.12 pp.138-9]', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Gillies\', pp.138-9 [Not sure whether Cullen or a scribe wrote this. Left \"Type\" unfilled.]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2671, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4560, 'CUL/1/1/12/127', '1780-01-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 January 1780', '', 'from p.112', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Capt. Robertson\' [Vol.12 p.139]', 'Reply headed \'For Capt. Robertson.\', p.139', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1941, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4561, 'CUL/1/1/12/128', '1780-01-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 January 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Rowand Senr.\' [Vol.12 p.140]. \'Tho I cannot make you so young as you were yet as you have good stamina &amp; cc\', Cullen advises treatments for his respiratory ailments and encloses a recipe. ', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Rowand. Senr.\'. \'Tho I cannot make you so young as you were yet as you have good stamina & ce\', Cullen advises treatments for his respiratory ailments and encloses a prescription. p.140 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2896, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4562, 'CUL/1/1/12/129', '1780-01-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 January 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Malcolm\', [Vol. 12, pp.140-1]. The patient has been suffering from pain in the head, noises in his ears and facial eruptions. Cullen advises on blistering and medicines.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Malcolm\', [Vol. 12, pp.140-1]. The patient has been suffering from pain in the head, noises in his ears and facial eruptions. Cullen advises on blistering and medicines. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3406, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4563, 'CUL/1/1/12/130', '1780-01-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 January 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For A Gentleman in the West Indies communicated by Mr Morison\', [Vol. 12, pp.141-2]. Cullen urges sea-travel to New York or Europe.', 'Reply headed \'For A Gentleman in the West Indies communicated by Mr Morison\', pp.141-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2426, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4564, 'CUL/1/1/12/131', '1780-01-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 January 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Smith\', who has a palsy [Vol. 12, p.143].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Smith\', who has a palsy {Vol. 12, p.143].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2686, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4565, 'CUL/1/1/12/132', '1780-01-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 January 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Benjamin Steuart\', [Vol. 12, pp.143-4]. Cullen prescribes a stomachic powder and tincture to help what he believes is the patient\'s weak stomach.', 'Casebook copy of reply headed \'For Mr Benjamin Steuart\', pp.143-4. Cullen prescribes a stomachic powder and tincture to help what he believes is the patient\'s weak stomach.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3795, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4566, 'CUL/1/1/12/133', '1780-01-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 January 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Miller of Walkinshaw\' [Vol.12, p.145]. Miller has gout and possibly hydrothorax. Cullen says \'Complaints distressing &amp; dangerous\'. He gives advice on medicines and blistering, but says that \'the effects of mustard or garlic applied to the feet may not be very durable\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Miller of Walkinshaw\', p.145, who has gout and possibly hydrothorax. Cullen says \'Complaints distressing &amp; dangerous\'. He gives advice on medicines and blistering, but says that \'the effects of mustard or garlic applied to the feet may not be very durable\'.[MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3475, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4567, 'CUL/1/1/12/134', '1780-01-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 January 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Caldwell\' [Vol.12 p.146]. His tumour is \'certainly schirous\', and Cullen recommends the use of mercury.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Caldwell\', p.146. His tumour is \'certainly schirous\', and Cullen recommends the use of mercury. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3482, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4568, 'CUL/1/1/12/135', '1780-01-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 January 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Fortescue\' [Vol.12 p.147].', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Fortescue\', p.147', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1860, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4569, 'CUL/1/1/12/136', '1780-01-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 January 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'To Mr Taylor C Mr Neilson & Mrs Mac\' [Vol.12 p.148]. Advice on diet and bleeding for Mr Neilson, and on the lack of success of tartar on Mrs Maclaw\'s arm.', 'Reply headed \'To Mr Taylor C Mr Neilson &amp; Mrs Mac\', p.148. Advice on diet and bleeding for Mr Neilson, and on the lack of success of tartar on Mrs Maclaw\'s arm. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2135, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4570, 'CUL/1/1/12/137', '1780-01-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 January 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Doctor T. Wells at Dittisham near Dartmouth Devon\', [Vol. 12, p.149]. Cullen advises him: \'Your Case cannot be managed, but by a full and general instruction upon the subject of the Gout, &amp; that may be found pretty fully in my first Lines, &amp; I presume confidently that you and Doctor Warren are able to supply all the Commentary necessary\'. He gives dietary and exercise advice, and says that travel to Southern Europe may be more use than travel within Britain. ', 'Reply headed \'Doctor T. Wells at Dittisham near Dartmouth Devon\', p.149. Cullen advises him: \'Your Case cannot be managed, but by a full and general instruction upon the subject of the Gout, &amp; that may be found pretty fully in my first Lines, &amp; I presume confidently that you and Doctor Warren are able to supply all the Commentary necessary\'. He gives dietary and exercise advice, and says that travel to Southern Europe may be more use than travel within Britain. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3378, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4571, 'CUL/1/1/12/138', '1780-01-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'January? 1780?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Farquaharson of\', with \'Invercauld\' deleted [Vol.12 pp.150-2]. Cullen is pleased with her progress, and advises that she guard against cold. He gives advice for taking a range of pectoral remedies to keep \'the Cough moderate\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Farquharson of [Invercauld]\' - which is deleted (evidently a mistake over her property designation), pp.150-2. Cullen is pleased with her progress, and advises that she guard agains tcold. He gives advice for taking a range of pectoral remedies to keep \'the Cough moderate\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2113, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4572, 'CUL/1/1/12/139', '1780-02-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'February? 1780?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'To Mr Lambert C. the Miss Peareths\' [Vol.12 pp.153-5].', 'Reply headed \'To Mr Lambert C. the Miss Peareths\', pp.153-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2007, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4573, 'CUL/1/1/12/140', '1780-02-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 February 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Henry Barclay Esqr\' [Vol.12 p.156]. Advice on blistering, and approving Dr McKinlay\'s treatment.', 'Reply headed \'For Henry Barclay Esqr.\', p.156. Advice on blistering, and approving Dr McKinlay\'s treatment. Prescriptions are also included. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3479, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4574, 'CUL/1/1/12/141', '1780-02-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 February 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Captn. Guise\' [Vol.12 pp.157-8]. Cullen is persuaded he has an \'Organic affection of the Brain\', with symptoms of insanity. He cannot be sure of the cause, whether tumour or ossification. He advises blistering and pouring water over the patient\'s shaved head.', 'Reply headed \'For Captn. Guise\', pp.157-8. Cullen is persuaded he has an \'Organic affection of the Brain\', with symptoms of insanity. He cannot be sure of the cause, whether tumour or ossification. He advises blistering and pouring water over his shaved head. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3295, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4575, 'CUL/1/1/12/142', '1780-02-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 February 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Furnese\' [Vol.12 pp.158-9]. Cullen recommends electricity, the flesh brush and flannel, with some advice on medicines. ', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Furnese\', whose complaints are possibly related to a palsy. Cullen recommends electricity, the flesh brush and flannel, with some advice on medicines. pp.158-9 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3478, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(4576, 'CUL/1/1/12/143', '1780-02-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 February 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For a young woman â€“â€“ Case communicated by Mr. Lionel Campbell â€“â€“ Campbellton\' [Vol.12, pp.159-60], whose disease \'depends upon a humour left by the confluent smallpox\'. Cullen encloses a prescription and advises on diet and exercise. He leaves \'the treatment of the Ulcer on the neck\' to Campbell\'s skill as a surgeon.', '\'For a Young Woman - Case communicated by Mr Lionel Campbell - Campbellton\', pp.159-160', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5570, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4577, 'CUL/1/1/12/144', '1780-02-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 February 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Captain Hook\'  [Vol. 12,p.16]. Cullen offers advice on his eye infection and provides a prescription for an eye wash. ', 'Case book copy of reply headed \'For Captain Hook\', p.161. [Cullen offers advice on his eye infection and provides a prescription for an eye wash. - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3843, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4578, 'CUL/1/1/12/145', '1780-02-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 February 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Macduff\'. Cullen provides prescription to help Mr MacDuff\'s digestive problems.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Macduff\', pp.161-2. Cullen provides prescription to help Mr MacDuff\'s digestive problems.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 11:23:22', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3525, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4579, 'CUL/1/1/12/146', '1780-02-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 February 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Watson\' [Vol.12 pp.162-4]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Watson\', pp.162-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2821, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4580, 'CUL/1/1/12/147', '1780-02-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 February 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'To Dr Govan C[oncerning] Mr Dalgliesh\' [Vol.12 pp.164-5]. Cullen regards his condition as \'entirely Gouty\'. He advises on the siting of issues and use of the fleshbrush. He advises on diet and gives a prescription, but \'I say nothing of Bath, till I hear from you again\'.', 'Reply headed \'To Dr Govan C Mr Dalgliesh\', pp.164-5. Cullen regards his condition as \'entirely Gouty\'. He advises on the siting of issues and use of the fleshbrush. He advises on diet and gives a prescription, but \'I say nothing of Bath, till I hear from you again\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3407, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4581, 'CUL/1/1/12/148', '1780-03-01', 'i', 'i', 'c', '1 March? 1780?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Knott C. Mrs Knott\' [Vol.12 p.166]', 'Reply headed \'Mr Knott C. Mrs Knott vid. p.92 & 79\', p.166', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1930, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4582, 'CUL/1/1/12/149', '1780-03-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 March 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Stevenson C(oncerning) Mr A. Craig\' [Vol.12 pp.166-7], whose condition Cullen believes to be \'a Species of Dr Heberdens Angina Pectoris\'. He suggests using Ã†ther.', 'Reply headed \'Dr Stevenson C Mr A. Craig\', whose condition Cullen believes to be \'a Species of Dr Heberdens Angina Pectoris\'. He suggests using Ã†ther. pp.166-7 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2649, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4583, 'CUL/1/1/12/150', '1780-03-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'March? 1780?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Jas. Sutherland of Clyne Esqr\' [Vol.12 pp.167-8] Cullen asks: \'When you write me next let me know if you are within reach of an Electrical machine\'.', 'Reply headed \'Jas. Sutherland of Clyne Esqr.\'. Advice directly to the patient on diet, exercise and use of the flesh brush for his continued palsy. Cullen asks: \'When you write me next let me know if you are within reach of an Electrical machine\'. pp.167-8 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2754, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4584, 'CUL/1/1/12/151', '1780-03-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 March 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Hamilton of Aldershaw\' [Vol.12 pp.168-9], in response to Alexander Copland\'s letter. Also gives advice on the case of Mr McDouall.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Hamilton of Aldershaw\', ppp.168-9, in response to Alexander Copland\'s letter. Also gives advice on the case of Mr M Donall. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4248, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4585, 'CUL/1/1/12/152', '1780-03-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 March 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Urquhart\' [Vol.12 pp.169-170], who has jaundice attributed to biliary stones.', 'Letter with advice on treatment \'For Mr Urquhart\', pp.169-170, who has jaundice attributed to biliary stones. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3481, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4586, 'CUL/1/1/12/153', '1780-03-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 March 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For the Countess of Dalhousie\' [Vol.12 pp.170-3]', 'Reply headed \'For the Countess of Dalhousie\', pp.170-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2673, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4587, 'CUL/1/1/12/154', '1780-03-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 March 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, to Dr Stevenson, headed \'For Mr Alexr. Craig\' [Vol. 12, p.173]. Cullen (addressing Dr Stevenson), writes that \'I can think of no cause of his anasarca but an obstruction of the Vena Cava or of a considerable portion of the Lymphatic glands which may happen in an originally scrophulous constitution\'. He suggests some medicines.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Alexr. Craig\'. Cullen (addressing Dr Stevenson), writes that \'I can think of no cause of his anasarca but an obstruction of the Vena Cava or of a considerable portion of the Lymphatic glands which may happen in an originally scrophulous constitution\'. He suggests some medicines. p.173', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2650, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4588, 'CUL/1/1/12/155', '1780-03-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 March 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Widdrington\' [Vol.12 p.174], who is ill after nursing her consumptive husband. Cullen observes, \'If it be pure weakness it may be recovered but if she has contracted any phthisical or putrid state from her husband I doubt of her recovery\'. He prescribes strengthening and antiseptic treatments.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Widdrington\', who is ill after nursing her consumptive husband. Cullen observes, \'If it be pure weakness it may be recovered but if she has contracted any phthisical or putrid state from her husband I doubt of her\nrecovery\'. He prescribes strengthening and antiseptic treatments. p.174 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2668, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4589, 'CUL/1/1/12/156', '1780-03-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 March 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For the Honble. Mrs Stamford\' [Vol.12 pp.174-5]. She is prescribed diaphoretic and aperient medicines, and advice is given on warm bathing and diet.', 'Reply headed \'For the Honble. Mrs Stamford\', pp.174-5. She is prescribed diaphoretic and aperient medicines, and advice is given on warm bathing and diet. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3405, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4590, 'CUL/1/1/12/157', '1780-04-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'April? 1780?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, consisting of a short note on medications, headed \'Dr R Saunders C. Innes of Muirfold\' [Vol.12 p.175]', 'Reply headed \'Dr R. Saunders C. Innes of Muirfold\', p.175.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2982, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4591, 'CUL/1/1/12/158', '1780-04-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 April 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Stevenson C[oncerning] Mr Craig\' [Vol.12 p.176]. Cullen does not advise blistering anasarcous legs, but does not yet think it is time to puncture. He discusses several remedies, and encloses a recipe.', 'Reply headed \'Dr Stevenson C. Mr Craig\', p.176. Cullen does not advise blistering anasarcous legs, but does not yet think it is time to puncture. He discusses several remedies, and encloses a recipe. [MMG] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2652, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4592, 'CUL/1/1/12/159', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Index for CUL/1/1/12, listing letters by page number. Four images, with the last one blank. pp.176-9, although numbering on pages does not correspond.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4593, 'CUL/1/1/12/160', '1776-00-00', 'i', 'c', NULL, '1776?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to an unnamed patient, retained as an authorial copy on a loose sheet, and seemingly not bound into volume. Cullen is replying \'to yours of the 18th. inst.\' [untraced]. He gives directions for taking portable soup on a ship voyage, and discusses the patient\'s returning to Jamaica \'with regard to the danger of capture\'. Date is merely based on a loose supposition that the risk of capture alludes to being at war with America.', 'Reply on loose sheet, seemingly not bound into volume, by Cullen to a patient; he is replying \'to yours of the 18th. inst.\' [untraced, but needs checking again later DS] , and discusses the patient\'s returning to Jamaica. Glasgow Cathedral?..JB to confirm. \n[\'Glasgow Cathedral\' possibly - would this make sense in context? \'Portable soup\' needs footnote. No obvious match for \'yours of the 18th\' but we should be able to find this when more are transcribed as it will mention Jamaica. Created an id for the patient in the meantime; we can merge this if they\'re identified - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1003, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4594, 'CUL/1/1/12/161', '1780-04-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'April? 1780?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Miss Furie\'. Loose letter tipped-in reply by Cullen. It relates to  other letters concerning Miss Furie of  Spring 1781, where reference is made to her being treated by Cullen \'about four years ago.\' Although bound into the volume for 1780, this probably dates from this earlier time of enquiry.', 'Loose letter tipped-in reply by Cullen headed \'Miss Furie\'. . UNDATED relates to  other letters concerning Miss Furie of  Spring 1781, where reference is made to her being treated by Cullen \'about four years ago.\' Although bound into the volume for 1780, this probably dates from this earlier time of enquiry. DS.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1213, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4595, 'CUL/1/1/12/162', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Single blank page from the end of CUL/1/1/12', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4596, 'CUL/1/1/16/1', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Cover and three pages (two blank, third with pencilled dates) from CUL/1/1/16, \'Dr William Cullen\'s Consultation Letters From 1st April 1783 To 30th March 1784\'. ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4597, 'CUL/1/1/16/2', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Old cover slip from volume, \'Dr William Cullen\'s Consultation Letters From 1st April 1783 to 30th March 1784\'. One image.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4598, 'CUL/1/1/16/3', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Index for volume CUL/1/1/16, listing patients by last name. 20+ pages, including four blank pages at the end.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 24, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4599, 'CUL/1/1/16/4', '1783-04-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 April 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Dunlop\' [Vol.16 pp.1-2]', 'Letter about Mr Dunlop, to a female addressee (probably his wife). pp.1-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2149, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4600, 'CUL/1/1/16/5', '1783-04-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 April 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Dunlop\' [Vol.16 p.3]', 'Letter addressed to \'Sanders\' or \'Saunders\', about Mr Dunlop', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2142, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4601, 'CUL/1/1/16/6', '1783-04-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 April 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, in the form of a brief note to William Hamilton about Mr Alston: \'A length of Voyage and a great change of Climate may cure his Epilepsy but the effects of a very warm Climate on his Phthisical complaints are very doubtful\' [Vol.16, p.4]. ', 'A brief note to William Hamilton about Mr Alston: \'A length of Voyage and a great change of Climate may cure his Epilepsy but the effects of a very warm Climate on his Phthisical complaints are very doubtful\' p.4 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2783, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4602, 'CUL/1/1/16/7', '1783-04-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 April 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply about \'Campbell of Clathick\'s Daughter\', who has epileptic fits, which are associated with suppression of the menses and turgescence of blood in the vessels of the brain. Cullen gives advice on bleeding and bathing: \'I could easily Venture upon Buxton when I durst not at all employ Bath\'.', 'Letter about \'Campbell of Clathick\'s Daughter\', who has epileptic fits, which are associated with suppression of the menses and turgescence of blood in the vessels of the brain. Cullen gives advice on bleeding and bathing: \'I could easily Venture upon Buxton when I durst not at all employ Bath.\' pp.5-6 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 11:30:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4819, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4603, 'CUL/1/1/16/8', '1783-04-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 April 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Document headed \'The Case of the Earl of Dalhousie\'. It is unclear if this is Cullen\'s transcript of a case drawn up by Dalhousie\'s local practitioner, or if Cullen composed it himself, but the next letter in this case implies the former and that this is a copy of a document sent to Cullen by another party.', 'Document headed \'The Case of the Earl of Dalhousie\', pp.6-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:16:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5080, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4604, 'CUL/1/1/16/9', '1783-04-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 April 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, headed \'Mrs Maxwell of Munches\'.', 'Letter concerning Mrs Maxwell of Munches, written to her. pp.10-11', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:52:45', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2756, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4605, 'CUL/1/1/16/10', '1783-04-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 April 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Miss Mary Pearith\' [Vol.16 pp.12-13]. Also discusses the death of Mary\'s sister Barbara.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Mary Pearith, pp.12-13', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1999, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4606, 'CUL/1/1/16/11', '1783-04-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 April 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Duncan.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Duncan, p.14', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:47:57', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5459, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4607, 'CUL/1/1/16/12', '1783-04-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 April 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss [Amelia] Clephan\' [Vol.16, pp.15-17]. Cullen, writing to oblige the patient\'s mother, does not think that there is anything the matter with Miss Clephan, apart from a predisposition to weak nerves for which she should keep to the regimen he outlines, which includes reading \'True History\' rather than \'novels or sermons\'. Listed as a \'regimen\' because, although not an enumerated site of directives, the advice is termed \'a regimen\\ in the body of the letter.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss [Amelia] Clephan\' [Vol.16, pp.15-17]. Cullen, writing to oblige the patient\'s mother, does not think that there is anything the matter with Miss Clephan, apart from a predisposition to weak nerves for which sh should keep to the regimen he outlines, which includes reading \'True History\' rather than \'novels or sermons\'. Listed as a \'regimen\' because, although not an enumerated site of directives, the advice is termed \'a regimen\\ in th body of the letter.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2425, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4608, 'CUL/1/1/16/13', '1783-04-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 April 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Hannah Pearson\' [Vol.16 pp.18-20]', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Hannah Pearson\', pp.18-20', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2801, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4609, 'CUL/1/1/16/14', '1783-04-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 April 1783', '', 'Mr Dun of Bendochie', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Dun of Bendochie.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Dun of Bendochie, p.21. Cullen refers to Letter 33 of Morgagni\'s \"De Sedibus\", on the \"Agitur de Recti Intestini Prolapsu\". [Vol 3, p. 68 of the Lovanii edition of 1767 - Google Books]. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 22:07:08', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3543, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4610, 'CUL/1/1/16/15', '1783-04-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter to Dr Simmons concerning Dr Ellison; Cullen says he has \'now put Dr Ellison\'s business in such a train that he may depend on being elected and declared a Fellow of our College in the beginning of August next\'. Mentions \'finishing at the Press a third Volume of First Lines which I am afraid from the hurry in which it has been done will be found very imperfect\'. pp.22-3', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4611, 'CUL/1/1/16/16', '1783-04-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 April 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Colin Ross about \'your patient\' (John Parish) [Vol.16 pp.24-9]. Cullen discusses the patient\'s case as being one of \'catarrhus vesicae\', with reference to the works of Lieutaud and Hoffmann. He advises on the preparation of Bearberry leaves and how to give the dosage of Copaiva Balsam with sugar.', 'Reply to Dr Colin Ross about \'your patient\' [John Parish]; answering a letter of the 25th of March. He discusses his case as being one of \'catarrhus vesicae\', with reference to the works of Lieutaud and Hoffmann. He advises on the preparation of Bearberry leaves and how to give the dosage of Copaiva Balsam with sugar. pp.24-9.  [MMG]\n[David - the Lieutaud and Hoffman references, on the first page, need footnotes - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3352, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4612, 'CUL/1/1/16/17', '1783-04-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 April 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Alexander Taylor] concerning \'the Laird of Dunlop\', or \'Mr Dunlop of Dunlop\' who is advised over a bladder complaint; Cullen also mentions a female patient who neglected to send Cullen a fee [Vol.,16, pp.30-1].\n', 'Reply concerning \'the Laird of Dunlop\', or \'Mr Dunlop of Dunlop\' who is advised over a bladder complaint; Cullen also mentions a female patient who neglected to send Cullen a fee [Vol.,16, pp.30-1].\n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2150, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4613, 'CUL/1/1/16/18', '1783-04-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 April 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning Miss [Mary] Pearith] whose case, probably a bladder disorder,  has proven difficult to ascertain  [Vol. 16, p. 32; continues on p.33].\n', 'Letter concerning Miss [Mary] Pearith] whose case, probably a bladder disorder,  has proven difficult to ascertain  [Vol. 16, p. 32; continues on p.33].\n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1998, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4614, 'CUL/1/1/16/19', '1783-04-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 April 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Miss Corner\' [Vol.16 p.32]. Cullen is unable to offer advice because the incoming letter (which is not preserved in the archive) did not contain sufficient information.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Corner, p.32 [in which Cullen is not able to offer advice because the incoming letter (lost?) did not contain sufficient information. - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2270, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4615, 'CUL/1/1/16/20', '1783-04-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 April 1783', '', 'Miss Home', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Miss Home, written to a doctor. Letter unsigned.\n', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Home, written to a doctor. p.34. Letter unsigned.\n\nAnnotation:\nMiss Home', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 00:15:38', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5694, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4616, 'CUL/1/1/16/21', '1783-04-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 April 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to unnamed correspondent, seemingly a doctor writing for advice about a patient. Cullen advocates the use shower baths and mentions finishing the third volume of his <i>First Lines</i> the previous week, and adds that the chapter on hypochondriasis \'I hope will give you satisfaction\'. ', 'Letter to unnamed correspondent, seemingly a doctor writing for advice about a patient. Cullen mentions finishing the third volume of First Lines the previous week, and suggests that the chapter on hypochondriasis \'I hope will give you satisfaction\'. p.35', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 12:21:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4182, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4617, 'CUL/1/1/16/22', '1783-04-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 April 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Response concerning Mr Watt addressed to [his surgeon, Mr Inglis]. Might be incomplete, but possibly just poor machine copying has left out the opening address [then Watt\'s name was added over this missing, inconsequential text].', 'Letter concerning Mr Watt to [his surgeon, Mr Inglis]. Might be incomplete, missing its first page(s). but includes an annotation on first image which suggests this was lost prior to binding.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 16:42:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4160, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4618, 'CUL/1/1/16/23', '1783-04-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 April 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to an unnamed male patient, someone who wrote to Cullen about his own complaints.', 'Letter to an unnamed male patient, someone who wrote to Cullen about his own complaints, p.38', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 12:22:43', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4183, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4619, 'CUL/1/1/16/24', '1783-04-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 April 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Miss Balvaird who has a chest complaint and trouble breathing.', 'Reply concerning the case of Miss Balvaird, pp.39-41', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 12:18:43', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3639, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4620, 'CUL/1/1/16/25', '1783-04-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 April 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs M. B.\', whose case Cullen considers \'a pure hypchondriasis\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs M. B.\', whose case Cullen considers \'a pure hypchondriasis\', pp.42-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 12:23:38', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4184, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4621, 'CUL/1/1/16/26', '1783-04-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 April 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply concerning the case of the Earl of Dalhousie\'.', 'Letter concerning the case of Lord Dalhousie, pp.44-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:07:29', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5083, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4622, 'CUL/1/1/16/27', '1783-04-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 April 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Dunbar\' who is inclined to have dropsy.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Dunbar\', pp.48-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 12:27:48', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4185, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4623, 'CUL/1/1/16/28', '1783-05-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 May 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Miss M. Pearith\' [Vol.16 p.50]', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss M[ary] Pearith, p.50', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1988, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4624, 'CUL/1/1/16/29', '1783-05-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 May 1783', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Blackwell\' [Vol.16 pp.51-5]', 'Letter to Mr Blackwell concerning his own case, pp.51-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2770, 1, 9, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4625, 'CUL/1/1/16/30', '1783-05-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 May 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Miss [Anna] Shaw; Cullen mentions receiving an account of her case from the addressee of this letter, as well as from Miss Shaw\'s father. ', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss [Anna] Shaw; Cullen mentions receiving an account of her case from the addressee of this letter, as well as from Miss Shaw\'s father. pp.56-7  - This is the case of Rev Dr Shaw\'s elder daughter, Anna, who d. in July 1783, and is mentioned in Doc ID 2319. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:35:54', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5292, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4626, 'CUL/1/1/16/31', '1783-05-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 May 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Colonel Clarke\' [Vol.16 pp.58-60]; Cullen mentions a letter written by the Colonel to his brother, describing his case.', 'Letter concerning the case of Colonel Clarke; Cullen mentions a letter written by Clarke to his brother, describing his case. pp.58-60', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:02:22', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2860, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4627, 'CUL/1/1/16/32', '1783-05-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 May 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Alston, written to an addressee Cullen refers to as William [Hamilton] [Vol. 16, pp.62-3]. Cullen recommends a sea voyage, \'going several times backwards and forwards between Leith and London\', and going to the Highlands for a goat whey cure. He does not recommend the Loch Lomond area, but Perthshire. The scribe has clearly misread or misheard Cullen\'s mention of \'Perthshire\' (since he specifically names Crieff and Dunkeld), and has written \'Persia\'.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Alston, written to an addressee Cullen refers to as William [Hamilton]. He recommends a sea voyage, \'going several times backwards and forwards between Leith and London\', and going to the Highlands for a goat whey cure. He does not recommend the Loch Lomond area, but Perthshire. The scribe has clearly misheard Cullen\'s mention of \'Perthshire\' (he specifically names Crieff and Dunkeld), and has written it as \'Persia\' , pp.62-3 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2782, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4628, 'CUL/1/1/16/33', '1783-05-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 May 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Blackwell\' [Vol.16 p.64]', 'Letter to Mr Blackwell concerning his own case, p.64', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2781, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4629, 'CUL/1/1/16/34', '1783-05-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 May 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to Dr Fuller, concerning the case of Mr Bogue (or \'Boog\').', 'Letter to Dr Fuller, concerning the case of Mr Bogue (or \'Boog\'), pp.65-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 12:28:22', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4187, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4630, 'CUL/1/1/16/35', '1783-05-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 May 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, giving a regimen, headed \'For Mr Swan\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Swan\', pp.67-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 12:32:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4365, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4631, 'CUL/1/1/16/36', '1783-05-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 May 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Miss Anderson.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Anderson, p.70', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 12:33:06', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4200, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4632, 'CUL/1/1/16/37', '1783-05-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 May 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Miss Corner\' [Vol.16 pp.71-2]. The patient has had a tumour for some time and Cullen is \'much at a loss\' how to treat it\'; he also notes the patient\'s shyness, which makes treatment difficult.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Corner, pp.71-2 [The patient has had a tumour for some time and Cullen is \'much at a loss\' how to treat it\'; he also notes the patient\'s shyness - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2274, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4633, 'CUL/1/1/16/38', '1783-05-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 May 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Baillie\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Baillie\', pp.73-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 12:35:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4201, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4634, 'CUL/1/1/16/39', '1783-05-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 May 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply to Dr Heysham concerning Dr Percy.', 'Letter to Dr Heysham concerning Dr Percy, pp.76-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 12:34:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4130, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4635, 'CUL/1/1/16/40', '1783-05-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 May 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Murdoch\' [Vol.16 pp.80-3]. Mrs Murdoch suffers from colics, which Cullen does not believe to be gravellish in origin. He recommends journeys and laxatives. The prescription included is in Cullen\'s own hand. The patient is probably Amelia Campbell, the third wife of Provost George Murdoch, with whom Cullen had long-standing links; she had been attended by Mollison (Port Glasgow). Judging by other letters concerning her, the recipient may be Alexander Stevenson.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Murdoch\', who suffers from colics, which Cullen does not believe to be gravellish in origin. He recommends journeys and laxatives. pp.80-3. Prescription in Cullen\'s own hand. The patient is probably Amelia Campbell, the third wife of Provost George Murdoch, with whom Cullen had long-standing links; she has been attended by Mollison (Port Glasgow). Judging by other letters concerning her, the recipient may be Alexander Stevenson. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 10:35:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5603, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4636, 'CUL/1/1/16/41', '1783-05-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 May 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Mr Dunlop\' [Vol.16 pp.84-5], written to Frances Dunlop, concerning her husband Lord Dunlop of Dunlop, and their daughter Miss Susie.', 'Letter to Frances Dunlop, concerning her husband Lord Dunlop of Dunlop, and their daughter Miss Susie, pp.84-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2151, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4637, 'CUL/1/1/16/42', '1783-05-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 May 1783', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Dear Robert\' [?}, evidently a medical professional, concerning \'a patient of yours Mr Stewart of Cumbernauld\' (named on the recipe as \'The Revd. Mr Stewart\'), who is advised to undertake \'sweating\' for his \'rheumatic\' condition. Cullen seems to have seen the patient in person [Vol.16, pp.86-7]. Cullen\'s use of the first-name suggests a degree of personal friendship with the addressee.', 'Letter to a medical professional, concerning \'a patient of yours Mr Stewart of Cumbernauld\' (listed on the recipe as \'The Revd. Mr Stewart\'). Cullen seems to have seen the patient in person. pp. 86-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2557, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4638, 'CUL/1/1/16/43', '1783-05-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 May 1783', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Katty Gillon\'. Machine scribal copy, but the recipe enclosed in Cullen\'s hand.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Katty Gillon\', pp.88-90. [Machine scribal copy, but the recipe enclosed looks like it\'s in Cullen\'s hand. LMcC]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 12:36:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4147, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4639, 'CUL/1/1/16/44', '1783-05-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 May 1783', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Bishop\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Bishop\', pp.91-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:02:28', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4203, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4640, 'CUL/1/1/16/45', '1783-05-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 May 1783', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Miss H. Pearson\' [Vol.16 pp.93-4]. Cullen\'s reply concerns the continuing case of Miss Hannah Pearson, who has had a menstrual irregularity. Cullen is pleased to hear that the \'powders have done her service\' and she has gradually taken up riding. He includes a \'laxative\' recipe.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Hannah Pearson, pp.93-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2076, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4641, 'CUL/1/1/16/46', '1783-06-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 June 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to unnamed male concerning the case of Mrs Townsend, [Vol. 16, pp.95-6], Sent in reply to \'yours of the 24th past\'.  No incoming letter dated 24th May 1783 traced, but it might be noted that Cullen does mention his routine being interrupted by \'an accidental call to the country\'.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Townsend, pp.95-6, No incoming letter on 24th May traced. Check.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2914, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4642, 'CUL/1/1/16/47', '1783-06-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 June 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Alexander Taylor at Paisley (\"Sanders\") concerning the case of Mr Maxwell of Williamwood [Vol.16, pp.97-8]. Maxwell, who is delivering this letter in person, has been consulting Cullen in Edinburgh over a a venereal condition, including a sore on his groin, but has been advised to return home to the country to regain his health. Cullen has been treating Maxwell in consultation with his colleague, the surgeon Alexander Wood.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Maxwell of Williamwood, pp.97-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2915, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4643, 'CUL/1/1/16/48', '1783-06-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 June 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr [Ralph] Bates & Miss Ellison\' [Vol.16 pp.99-103 and 119]. Mentions Miss M[ary] Pearith in a postscript.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Ralph Bates and Miss Ellison. Mentions Miss M[ary] Pearith in a postscript. p.99-103 and p.119', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2158, 1, 9, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4644, 'CUL/1/1/16/49', '1783-06-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 June 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Alston\' [Vol.16 pp.104-5], concerning the cases of Messrs Thomas and John Alston. Cullen describes at length the regimen Thomas Alston should follow if he goes to Crieff for a goat whey cure. He also suggests treatment for Thomas\'s father John Alston, whom he suspects to have a bladder stone.', 'Letter to William Hamilton concerning the cases of Messrs Thomas and John Alston, pp.104-6. Cullen described at length the regimen Thomas Alston should follow if he goes to Crieff for a goat whey cure. He also suggests treatment for his father, John Alston, whom he suspects to have a bladder stone. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2793, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4645, 'CUL/1/1/16/50', '1783-06-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 June 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Orr\' [Vol.16 pp.107-8]', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Orr, pp.107-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2916, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4646, 'CUL/1/1/16/51', '1783-06-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 June 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Captain Forbes. Mentions receiving a letter on the case by the addressee, presented by Captain Forbes; \'with Dr Hamiltons assistance I have considered the Case with all possible care\'. ', 'Letter concerning the case of Captain Forbes. Mentions receiving a letter on the case by the addressee, presented by Captain Forbes; \'with Dr Hamiltons assistance I have considered the Case with all possible care\'. pp.109-111', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 14:09:29', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3954, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4647, 'CUL/1/1/16/52', '1783-06-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 June 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Duguid\' [Vol.16 p.112]. Letter to a medical professional whom Cullen calls \'Dear Robert\' (probably Robert Marshall), concerning \'your patient Mr Duguid\', whom Cullen saw in person, regarding a \'bony excrescence\' on the shin. Cullen notes the patient\'s history of syphilis, and advises him to observe if any other symptoms of the disease occur. In the meantime, he gives advice on bathing and dressing the growth.', 'Letter to a medical professional whom Cullen calls \'Dear Robert\' (probably Robert Marshall), concerning \'your patient Mr Duguid\', whom Cullen saw in person, regarding a \'bony excrescence\' on the shin. Cullen notes the patient\'s history of syphilis, and advises him to observe if any other symptoms of the disease occur. In the meantime, he gives advice on bathing and dressing the growth. p.112 [MMG] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3505, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4648, 'CUL/1/1/16/53', '1783-06-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 June 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to an unnamed physician, almost certainly Dr James Currie, in answer \'yours of the 14th\', concerning the case of Mr Yates, a patient whose case \'you take so great a part not only as a Physician but as a friend\'. [Vol. 16, pp.113-6]. ', 'Letter to an unnamed physician, almost certainly Dr James Currie, in answer \'yours of the 14th\', concerning the case of Mr Yates, a patient whose case \'you take so great a part not only as a Physician but as a friend\'. [Vol. 16, pp.113-6]. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2921, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4649, 'CUL/1/1/16/54', '1783-06-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 June 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Innes of Muriefold\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Innes of Muriefold\', pp.117-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 14:10:03', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5121, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4650, 'CUL/1/1/16/55', '1783-06-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 June 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Major Macewan. Cullen mentions seeing a letter the addressee wrote to Miss McEwan, the patient\'s niece.', 'Letter concerning the case of Major Macewan. Cullen mentions seeing a letter the addressee wrote to Miss McEwan, the patient\'s niece. pp.120-1', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:59:11', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3219, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4652, 'CUL/1/1/16/56', '1783-06-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 June 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Captain Holmes\' [Vol.16 pp.122-3].', 'Reply headed \'For Captain Holmes\', pp.122-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 10:02:16', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3031, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4653, 'CUL/1/1/16/57', '1783-06-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 June 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Dods\'. Advice for patient who suffers from \'a dry nervous Asthma\' and gout. Cullen recommends flannel next to the skin, including flannel drawers. The letter was probably given to him in person when he consulted Cullen in person.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Dods\', pp.124-5 Advice for patient who suffers from \'a dry nervous Asthma\' and gout. Cullen recommends flannel next to the skin, including flannel drawers. The letter was probably given to him in person when he consulted Cullen in person (visit mentioned in Letter ID 2290). [MMG] (Part of recipe hard to read.)\n\nImages re-ordered. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 13:18:54', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3923, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4654, 'CUL/1/1/16/58', '1783-06-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 June 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Captain Holmes\' [Vol.16 pp.126-7].', 'Letter to a physician, concerning the case of \'your patient Capt. Holmes\', pp.126-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 10:15:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3033, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4655, 'CUL/1/1/16/59', '1783-06-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 June 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Watson\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Watson\', p.128', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 23:58:26', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5097, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4656, 'CUL/1/1/16/60', '1783-07-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 July 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mrs Burrel\' [Vol.16 pp.129-130]', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Burrel, p.129 and the recipe on p.130. [Images in reverse order on p.129.]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2838, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4657, 'CUL/1/1/16/61', '1783-07-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 July 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Bates\' [Vol.16 pp.130-1]. Cullen mentions communicating a letter from the addressee, William Ingham, to Dr Monro.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Ralph Bates. Cullen mentions communicating a letter from the addressee to Dr Monro. pp.130-1', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2528, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4658, 'CUL/1/1/16/62', '1783-07-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 July 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For James Hamilton of Hutchison Esqr\' [Vol.16 pp.132-3]', 'Reply headed \'For James Hamilton of Hutchison Esqr.\', pp.132-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3191, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4659, 'CUL/1/1/16/63', '1783-07-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 July 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Bates\' [Vol.16 p.135]', 'Letter concerning Mr Bates, p.135. [Probably Ralph Bates from several of the previous letters in CUL/1/1/16 - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2458, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4660, 'CUL/1/1/16/64', '1783-07-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 July 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr. Mill\'. Probably addressed to John Bennet, giving directions and a prescription for medicine for George Mill/Milne of Montrose: \'This Gentlemans ailment we are very well acquainted with and have generally found it of very difficult Cure especially when it can be suspected to be in any degree hereditary or where it is only universal\'. ', 'Reply headed \'For Mr. Mill\', pp.136-8. Probably for John Bennet, giving directions and a prescription for medicine for George Mill/Milne of Montrose: \'This Gentlemans ailment we are very well acquainted with and have generally found it of very difficult Cure especially when it can be suspected to be in any degree hereditary or where it is only universal\'. He advises on the Decoction of Mezereon and the Unguent Citrinum. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 14:19:07', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3936, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4661, 'CUL/1/1/16/65', '1783-07-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 July 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Miss Balvaird.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Balvaird, pp.139-140', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 12:17:25', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3663, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4662, 'CUL/1/1/16/66', '1783-07-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 July 1783', '', '', 3, 1, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Likely\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Likely\', pp.141-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 00:24:38', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5695, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4663, 'CUL/1/1/16/67', '1783-07-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 July 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply for \'John Cook\' of Gallowhill [Vol.16, pp. 143-4], advising on his ongoing treatment and providing a prescription for pectoral pills. Cullen apologises for his delay in replying, as he has been in the country.', 'Letter to John Cook concerning his own case, pp.143-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4994, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4664, 'CUL/1/1/16/68', '1783-07-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 July 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Drysdale\' [Vol.16 pp.145-8]. Addressed to Dr Hamilton, concerning Mr Drysdale, in whose case \'Phthisis is to be apprehended\'. He recommends a voyage or journey: \'what I think is a grea[t] temptation to his immediately trying it is the opportunity he has of his Brothers company during the course of it greatly preferable to that of his spouse\' (his brother John Drysdale being a surgeon). Cullen gives dietary advice and pectoral and laxative recipes.', 'Letter to Dr Hamilton, concerning Mr Drysdale, in whose case \'Phthisis is to be apprehended\'. He recommends a voyage or journey: \'what I think is a grea[t] temptation to his immediately trying it is the opportunity he has of his Brothers company during the course of it greatly preferable to that of his spouse\' (his brother John Drysdale being a surgeon). Cullen gives dietary advice and pectoral and laxative recipes. pp.145-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2653, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4665, 'CUL/1/1/16/69', '1783-07-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 July 1783', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mackenzie\' [Vol.16 pp.149-151]. For Mr Mackenzie\'s asthma, Cullen advises the use of blisters. For the patient\'s dropsical swelling, Cullen advises diuretics and purgatives. Includes recipes for two laxative electuaries, a laxative oil, and diuretic pills.', 'Reply headed \'For Mackenzie\', concerning the case of Mr Mackenzie, pp.149-151', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3077, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4666, 'CUL/1/1/16/70', '1783-07-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 July 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [probably to William Ingham] concerning the case of Miss M[ary] Peariths, who is to take Lixivium for her gravel, a specimen of which has been sent to Cullen {Vol. 16, pp.154-5]. Main body in hand of anamanuensis, recipe inserted in Cullen\'s hand.', 'Reply [to ?] concerning the case of Miss M[ary] Peariths, who is to take Lixivium for her gravel, a specimen of which has been sent to Cullen {Vol. 16, pp.154-5].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1986, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4667, 'CUL/1/1/16/71', '1783-07-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 July 1783', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Baillie. ', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Baillie. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 12:36:00', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4202, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(4668, 'CUL/1/1/16/72', '1783-07-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 July 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Alexander Stevenson, concerning the case of Major Dunlop, and Mr Glassford [Vol.16, p.156]. Cullen has obtained some Seltzer Water from Mr Elder (wine-merchant). He has been visited by Major Dunlop, who is going to visit his former comrade Lord Balcarres (more probably in Colinsburgh rather than his Wigan estate, but it is not clear). He is going to write advice on the Major fully to his nephew. He recommends a broth with veal or calves\' foot jelly for Mr Glassford. He notes: \'Though he kept off Twenty Shillings of my Fee I have a sincere desire to do him all the good I can\'. He also mentions that he has heard that Glassford intends to marry, but says his appetite should be better first. ', 'Reply to Dr Alexander Stevenson, concerning the case of Major Dunlop, and Mr Glassford [Vol.16, p.156]. Cullen has obtained some Seltzer Water from Mr Elder (wine-merchant). He has been visited by Major Dunlop, who is going to visit his former comrade Lord Balcarres (more probably in Colinsburgh rather than his Wigan estate, but it is not clear). He is going to write advice on the Major fully to his nephew. He recommends a broth with veal or calves\' foot jelly for Mr Glassford. He notes: \'Though he kept off Twenty Shillings of my Fee I have a sincere desire to do him all the good I can\'. He also mentions that he has heard that Glassford intends to marry, but says his appetite should be better first. [MMG]\n\nAnnotation:\nMajor Dunlop.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2046, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4669, 'CUL/1/1/16/73', '1783-07-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 July 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Miss Fell\' [Vol.16 pp.157-8]. Miss Fell has a swelling of the cheek and is in Moffat to take the waters. Guidance is given for taking the waters internally and externally.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Fell\', who has a swelling of the cheek and is in Moffat to take the waters. Guidance is given for taken the waters internally and externally, pp.157-8 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 10:45:47', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5604, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4670, 'CUL/1/1/16/74', '1783-07-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 July 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter, probably following a personal meeting with patient. concerning the case of Mr Dods, written to the patient\'s son: \'Your Fathers Ailment seems to have been very properly treated but I am afraid there may be not enough yet done\'.  He adds \'I can say no more till I have a further report of the Case and if any such is to be sent me I beg it may be by his Physician or Apothecary\'.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Dods, written to the patient\'s son: \'Your Fathers Ailment seems to have been very properly treated but I am afraid there may be not enough yet done\'.  He adds \'I can say no more till I have a further report of the Case and if any such is to be sent me I beg it may be by his Physician or Apothecary.\' p.159', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 13:20:31', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3922, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4671, 'CUL/1/1/16/75', '1783-07-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 July 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Straiton\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Straiton\', pp.160-161', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:41:45', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5122, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4672, 'CUL/1/1/16/76', '1783-08-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 August 1783', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Dalloway\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Dalloway\', pp.162-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 13:06:47', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4219, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4673, 'CUL/1/1/16/77', '1783-08-02', NULL, 'c', 'c', '2 August 1783?', '', '', 5, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Lady Janet Sinclair\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Lady Janet Sinclair\', pp.164-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 13:08:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4145, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4674, 'CUL/1/1/16/78', '1783-07-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 July 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Miss Balvaird.', 'Reply concerning the case of Miss Balvaird, p.166', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 12:18:15', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3673, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4675, 'CUL/1/1/16/79', '1783-07-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 July 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Alexander \'Sanders\' Dunlop, concerning the case of his relative Major Dunlop. Cullen advises scarification and leeches to draw blood, and shaving and blistering the whole of his head. The \'53\' in the header probably refers to his regiment, the 53rd Foot. The prescription is in Cullen\'s own hand, not the scribe\'s. ', 'Letter to Alexander \'Sanders\' Dunlop, concerning the case of his relative Major Dunlop. pp.167-8. Cullen advises scarification and leeches to draw blood, and shaving and blistering the whole of his head. The \'53\' in the header probably refers to his regiment, the 53rd Foot. The prescription is in Cullen\'s own hand, not the scribe\'s. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 13:16:12', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3278, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4676, 'CUL/1/1/16/80', '1783-08-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 August 1783', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Kirk\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Kirk\', pp.169-170', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 13:07:25', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4220, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4677, 'CUL/1/1/16/81', '1783-08-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 August 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Dunbar of Forres.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Dunbar of Forres, p.171-2 (images in reverse order in book)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 12:26:56', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4186, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4678, 'CUL/1/1/16/82', '1783-08-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 August 1783', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Aitken\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Aitken\', pp.173-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 13:08:43', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4230, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4679, 'CUL/1/1/16/83', '1783-08-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 August 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Directions for Mrs Watt\' [Vol.16 pp.176-77]. Directions for preparing diuretic, pectoral and stomachic medicines, and use of anodyne oil. Prescriptions and directions for making up gargles are also included. The final paragraph and closer of the leter are in a scribe\'s hand.', 'Reply headed \'Directions for Mrs Watt\'. Directions for preparing diuretic, pectoral and stomachic medicines, and use of anodyne oil. Prescriptions and directions for making up gargles are also included. The final paragraph and closer of the letter are in a scribe\'s hand. pp.176-7 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3973, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4680, 'CUL/1/1/16/84', '1783-08-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 August 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Sir Robert Pollock Bart.\' [Vol.16 pp.178-9]', 'Reply headed \'For Sir Robert Pollock Bart\' [i.e. Baronet]. pp.178-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2922, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4681, 'CUL/1/1/16/85', '1783-08-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 August 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Heysham concerning Dr Percy.', 'Letter to Dr Heysham concerning the case of Dr Percy, p.180', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 12:35:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4136, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4682, 'CUL/1/1/16/86', '1783-08-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 August 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Mackenzie\' [Vol.16 p.181]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Mackenzie\', p.181', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3081, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4683, 'CUL/1/1/16/87', '1783-08-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 August 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to [Dr Alexander Stevenson] concerning the case of Mr Glassford [Vol.16, p.182]. Cullen thinks his complaint may stem from sand in the kidneys, but that there is as yet insufficient evidence for this to change his medication from acids to alkalis. He recommends using Columbo.', 'Letter to Alexander Stevenson concerning the case of Mr Glassford, p.182. Cullen thinks his complaint may stem from sand in the kidneys, but that there is as yet insufficient evidence for this to change his medication from acids to alkalis. He recommends using Columbo. [MMG]\n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2045, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4684, 'CUL/1/1/16/88', '1783-08-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 August 1783', '', 'Mr Grierson', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply to \'Sanders\' [Dr Alexander Taylor] concerning the case of \'a patient of yours, Mr Grierson\'. ', 'Letter to a medical professional, concerning the case of \'a patient of yours, Mr Grierson\', pp.183-4. Signed as \"Dear Sanders\", as IDs591 & 207 have Sanders as an alternative for Alexander, not created link. SH ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 13:14:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3637, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4685, 'CUL/1/1/16/89', '1783-08-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 August 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Gilchrist, concerning \'the Miss Hills\'. Cullen mentions the case being put into his hands \'Sometime ago\' by Mr Bell.', 'Letter to Dr Gilchrist, concerning \'the Miss Hills\'. Cullen mentions the case being put into his hands \'Sometime ago\' by Mr Bell, pp.185-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 14:28:30', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4699, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4686, 'CUL/1/1/16/90', '1783-08-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 August 1783', '', 'Mr Glasford', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply titled \'Mr Glasford\' [Vol.16 pp.188-9]. Cullen apologises for delay in reply, due to a family member not getting his letter to the Post Office, and having been in the country. Given Mr Glassford\'s rapid decline, he thinks \'it is very possible there is a greater fault in the Epigastric region than you have yet determined\', but to proceed as if it is still treatable. He asks him to employ the Columbo and recommends a journey to Bath. He adds, \'I had in some measure forgot or at least neglected my debt to Mr. Barclay but I will do so no longer\'.', 'Letter concerning to Alexander Stevenson on the case of Mr Glassford, pp.188-9. Cullen apologises for delay in reply, due to a family member not getting his letter to the Post Office, and having been in the country. Given Mr Glassford\'s rapid decline, he thinks \'it is very possible there is a greater fault in the Epigastric region than you have yet determined\', but to proceed as if it is still treatable. He asks him to employ the Columbo and recommends a journey to Bath. He adds, \'I had in some measure forgot or at least neglected my debt to Mr. Barclay but I will do so no longer.\' [MMG]\n\nAnnotation:\nMr Glasford', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2044, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4687, 'CUL/1/1/16/91', '1783-08-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 August 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Alexander Stevenson, concerning the case of Mr Glassford (Vol.16, p.190). Cullen agrees to Glassford taking a respite from medicines, but without approving it. He repeats his recommendation for him to go to Bath, but thinks that Mr Gordon\'s idea, of sea air (in Letter ID:2300) does not prevent that.', 'Reply to Alexander Stevenson, concerning the case of Mr Glassford. He agrees to Glassford taking a respite from medicines, but without approving it. He repeats his recommendation for him to go to Bath, but thinks that Mr Gordon\'s idea (of sea air, Letter ID 2300) does not prevent that. p.190 [MMG]\n\nAnnotation:\nMr Glasford', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:02:34', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2043, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4688, 'CUL/1/1/16/92', '1783-08-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 August 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Saunderson\', concerning a male patient whose health has been impaired by the climate.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Saunderson\', concerning a male patient whose health has been impaired by the climate. pp.191-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 14:29:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4232, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4689, 'CUL/1/1/16/93', '1783-08-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 August 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Barclay\' [Vol.16 p.194]. Cullen apologises for not writing sooner: \'in my eternal hurry what I may do at any time I very often do at no time\'.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Barclay, p.194', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2947, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4690, 'CUL/1/1/16/94', '1783-08-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 August 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Barclay\' [Vol.16 p.195]. For Captain Barclay\'s headaches, Cullen recommends Dovers Powder and opiates.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Barclay, p.195', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2948, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4691, 'CUL/1/1/16/95', '1783-08-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 August 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Macknight and \'his little Daughter formerly your patient\'. Cullen mentions that \'Dr Monro and I have considered [the daughter\'s case] with great attention\'. She has been treated with electricity, but now Cullen advocates pouring cold water on her shoulder from a tea-pot. He also offers advice on cold bathing for Mr MacKnight, who suffers from a catarrhal chest complaint, but has \'no tubercle\' on the lungs. ', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Macknight and \'his little Daughter formerly your patient\'. Cullen mentions that \'Dr Monro and I have considered [the daughter\'s case] with great attention\'. She has been treated with electricity, but now Cullen advocates pouring cold water on her shoulder from a tea-pot. He also offers advice on cold bathing for Mr MacKnight, who suffers from a catarrhal chest complaint, but has \'no tubercle\' on the lungs. pp.196-9 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:32:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3897, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4692, 'CUL/1/1/16/96', '1783-08-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 August 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Katty Gillon\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Katty Gillon\', pp.200-201', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 12:39:14', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4149, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4693, 'CUL/1/1/16/97', '1783-08-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 August 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Lionel Campbell concerning Miss Campbell of Saddle.', 'Letter concerning Miss Campbell of Saddle, pp.202-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 14:54:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2594, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4694, 'CUL/1/1/16/98', '1783-08-15', 'c', 'i', 'i', '15? August? 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to J. Brandreth] concerning the case of Mr Haywood. Ends as if page or pages are missing. ', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Haywood, pp.205-6. Apparently unfinished, or at least the last pages aren\'t clear. ', 'y', 'y', '2015-05-03 14:32:07', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4173, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4695, 'CUL/1/1/16/99', '1783-08-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 August 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Brown\', concerning the seriousness of her condition which is \'a schirrosity of the Ovaria\' and the continued use of mercury [Vol.16, p.207].', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Brown\', p.207', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2597, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4696, 'CUL/1/1/16/100', '1783-08-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 August 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Watt of Woodend, Esqr who has gravel.', 'Letter concerning the case of Watt of Woodend, Esqr. pp.207-8 [images were in reverse order, but are corrected]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 16:51:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4163, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4697, 'CUL/1/1/16/101', '1783-08-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 August 1783', '', 'Mr Drysdale', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to James Hamilton concerning the case of Mr Drysdale, whom Cullen has recently see [Vol.16, pp. 209-210].. He recommends a voyage to London on one of the fishing smacks that travel between Dunbar and London, and gives dietary advice for such a journey. Cullen also mentions receiving a letter from Mrs Drysdale about the case [not traced]. ', 'Letter to James Hamilton concerning the case of Mr Drysdale, whom Cullen has recently seen. He recommends a voyage to London on one of the fishing smacks that travel between Dunbar and London, and gives dietary advice for such a journey. Cullen also mentions receiving a letter from Mrs Drysdale about the case. [MMG] pp.209-210', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2654, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4698, 'CUL/1/1/16/102', '1783-08-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 August 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For The Right Revered The Lord Bishop of Sodor and Man\' [Vol.16 pp.211-16]. The Reverend Mason\'s complaints are diagnosed by Cullen as haemorrhoidal. Included are recipes for an enema, an anodyne mixture, laxative oil, discutient pills, a balsamic mixture and a strengthening infusion.', 'Reply headed \'For the Right Reverend [Sir?] Lord Bishop of Sodor and Man\', pp.211-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3184, 1, 11, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4699, 'CUL/1/1/16/103', '1783-08-30', 'c', 'i', 'i', '30? August? 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to William Hamilton concerning the case of John Alston of Overhall [Vol. 16, pp.217-8]. Cullen gives full instructions for preparing the beef broth to carry and regulate the dose of lixivium (for treating him for the stone). There is a brief mention of his son Thomas Alston.', 'Letter to William Hamilton concerning the case of John Alston of Overhall. Cullen gives full instructions for preparing the broth to carry and regulate the dose of lixivium (for treating him for the stone). There is a brief mention of his son Thomas Alston\'s \'distress\'. pp.217-8 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2792, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4700, 'CUL/1/1/16/104', '1783-08-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 August 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dunlop of Dunlop [Vol.16 p.219]', 'Letter concerning the case of \'Dunlop of Dunlop [Lord Dunlop from previous letters]. p.219', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2509, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4701, 'CUL/1/1/16/105', '1783-08-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 August 1783', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For --\' [Vol.16 p. 220-2]. Letter for an unnamed female patient with headaches which recur during her menstrual period.', 'Letter for an unnamed female patient with headaches, headed only \'For --\', pp.220-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3888, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4702, 'CUL/1/1/16/106', '1783-08-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 August 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, for \'Col. Clerk\' [Vol.16 pp. 223-9]. Cullen supplies a full dietary and exercise regimen for Colonel Clerk. Cullen also apologises for his delay in replying to letters 2302 and 2304, as he had been away attending to a \'person of consequence\'. He advises in detail on diet, since \'few medicines\' will be of service, other than the (laxative) oil already prescribed (in letter 4626). He advises warm bathing, regretting that the Colonel has been unable to go to Buxton, and recommends wintering on the Mediterranean coast, rather than inland in Southern France. He does not believe there is any \'Venereal taint\' in his ailment.', 'Letter with full dietary and exercise regimen for Colonel Clerk. Cullen apologises for his delay in replying to Docs ID 2302 and 2304, as he had been away attending to a \'person of consequence\'. He advises in detail on diet, since \'few medicines\' will be of service, other than the (laxative) oil already prescribed (in Doc ID 4626). He advises warm bathing, regretting that the Colonel has been unable to go to Buxton, and recommends wintering on the Mediterranean coast, rather than inland in Southern France. He does not believe there is any \'Venereal taint\' in his ailment. pp.223-9. [Poor copy in first two pages, but improves later on - JPB] POORCOPY. You\'re not kidding! - JG Image 1 modification yields some improvement, but page 2 does not make any significant difference for legibility. JOB 14/11/14 Still some uncertain parts on page 1, rest fine. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:02:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5515, 1, 13, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4703, 'CUL/1/1/16/107', '1783-09-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 September 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Russel\' [Vol.16 pp.230-2]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Russel\', pp.230-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2853, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4704, 'CUL/1/1/16/108', '1783-09-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 September 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of George Mason, the Bishop of Man, [Vol.16, p.233].', 'Reply concerning the case of the Bishop of Man, [Vol.16, p.233].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3187, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4705, 'CUL/1/1/16/109', '1783-09-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'September? 1783?', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Mackenzie\' [Vol.16 pp.234-5]', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Mackenzie, pp.234-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3084, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4706, 'CUL/1/1/16/110', '1783-09-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 September 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Colonel Bayly\' [Vol.16 pp.236-8]', 'Reply headed \'For Colonel Bayly\', pp.236-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2931, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4707, 'CUL/1/1/16/111', '1783-09-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 September 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply  concerning the case of Miss Jeanie Campbell. Cullen gives advice on treatment, exercise and diet, for the suppression of the menses, chillblains and cold feet. He recommends electricity, \'The execution of all this is to be left to my friend John Anderson\'. \'Dr Stevenson\' is written at the foot of the letter - the addressee. The last page and prescription are in Cullen\'s own hand: \'Here my amanuensis has deserted me when I thought I had time to finish\'.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Jeanie Campbell. Cullen gives advice on treatment, exercise and diet, for the suppression of the menses, chillblains and cold feet. He recommends electricity, \'The execution of all this is to be left to my friend John Anderson\'. \'Dr Stevenson\' is written at the foot of the letter - the addressee. The last page and prescription are in Cullen\'s own hand: \'Here my amanuensis has deserted me when I thought I had time to finish\'. pp.239-242', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 15:40:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4825, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4708, 'CUL/1/1/16/112', '1783-09-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 September 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Miss Jeanie Campbell, with advice on diet and turnip poultices for her chillblains. The prescription is in Cullen\'s own hand.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Jeanie Campbell, with advice on diet and turnip poultices for her chillblains. The prescription is in Cullen\'s own hand. pp.243-4 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 15:43:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4826, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4709, 'CUL/1/1/16/113', '1783-09-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 September 1783', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply [to William Ingham] concerning the case of Mr Wallis.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Wallis, pp.245-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 13:25:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5245, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4710, 'CUL/1/1/16/114', '1783-09-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 September 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Gregory\' [Vol.16 pp.248-251]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Gregory\', pp.248-251', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2639, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4711, 'CUL/1/1/16/115', '1783-09-19', 'c', 'c', 'i', '19? September 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of the Newcastle surgeon Mr Ingham, and that of his patient Miss Mary Peareth [Vol.16, pp.252-30].', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Ingham, and that of his patient Miss Mary Peareth [Vol.16, pp.252-3].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2193, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4712, 'CUL/1/1/16/116', '1783-09-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 September 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Mackenzie\' [Vol.16 pp.254-6]. Cullen gives dietary advice and recommends exercise as a way to help the patient\'s stomach pains.', 'Casebook copy of letter, headed \'For Mrs Mackenzie\', pp.254-6. Cullen gives dietary advice and recommends exercise as a way to help her stomach pains.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3535, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4713, 'CUL/1/1/16/117', '1783-09-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 September 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr M. Bell [Vol.16 pp.257-8].', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr M. Bell, pp.257-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2624, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4714, 'CUL/1/1/16/118', '1783-09-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 September 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Fallowfield\' [Vol,16 pp.259-260]', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Fallowfield, pp.259-260', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2622, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4715, 'CUL/1/1/16/119', '1783-09-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 September 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Drysdale\' [Vol.16 pp.261-2]. Cullen apologises for his delay in replying. He does not recommend the use of mercury, but supports the use of cicuta and bark. He recommends a voyage to Madeira. Cullen\'s response to Hamilton\'s prayers for him is expressed diplomatically: \'I assure you my wishes for your welfare are very correct but not trusting to the efficacy for my application I do not pray as you do\'.', 'Letter to James Hamilton concerning the case of Mr Drysdale. Cullen apologises for his delay in replying. He does not recommend the use of mercury, but supports the use of cicuta and bark. He recommends a voyage to Madeira. Cullen\'s response to Hamilton\'s prayers for him suggests a less religiose mindset, but is expressed diplomatically: \'I assure you my wishes for your welfare are very correct but not trusting to the efficacy for my application I do not pray as you do\'. pp.261-2 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2655, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4716, 'CUL/1/1/16/120', '1783-09-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 September 1783', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Miss Mary Shaw, to her father, Rev. Duncan Shaw. Cullen writes: \'unhappily there is some what in the constitution of your Children that baffles the Art of Physic\'. He discusses bleeding, vomiting and blistering, and gives dietary and exercise advice. The obstruction of menstruation he regards as a symptom, not a cause. The enclosed recipe is in Cullen\'s own hand. ', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Mary Shaw, to her father, Rev. Duncan Shaw. Cullen writes: \'unhappily there is some what in the constitution of your Children that baffles the Art of Physic\'. He discusses bleeding, vomiting and blistering, and gives dietary and exercise advice. The obstruction of menstruation he regards as a symptom, not a cause. The enclosed recipe is in Cullen\'s own hand. pp.263-5 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:36:59', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5528, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4717, 'CUL/1/1/16/121', '1783-10-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'October? 1783?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Holt [Vol. 16, pp.266-8].', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Holt [Vol. 16, pp.266-8].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3176, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4718, 'CUL/1/1/16/122', '1783-10-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 October 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Leggat\' [Vol.16 pp.269-270]', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Leggat, pp.269-270', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3172, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4719, 'CUL/1/1/16/123', '1783-10-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 October 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr William Norris, addressed directly to the patient.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Norris, p.277', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 13:34:27', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4759, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4720, 'CUL/1/1/16/124', '1783-10-00', 'i', 'c', NULL, 'October 1783?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr James hall concerning the case of Mr Redpath.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Redpath, pp.272-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 13:30:59', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4754, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4721, 'CUL/1/1/16/125', '1783-10-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 October 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Barclay\' [Vol.16 pp.272-3]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Barclay\', pp.272-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2950, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4722, 'CUL/1/1/16/126', '1780-10-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 October 1780', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the \'Management of Dovers Powder for Mr Barclay\'  to undergo a sweating treatment [Vol. 16, pp.276-7], possibly for his physician Dr McKinlay. Includes advice on keeping up a sweat with blankets, warm water, and hot bricks.', 'Reply headed \'Management of Dovers Powder for Mr Barclay\', pp.276-7, possibly for his physician Dr McKinlay. Also includes advice on keeping up a sweat with blankets, warm water, and hot bricks. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3480, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4723, 'CUL/1/1/16/127', '1783-10-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 October 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, headed \'Mr Alston\' and addressee identifiable as Dr William Hmilton at Glasgow  [Vol.16 pp.278-9]. Cullen believes that \'the case is absolutely desperate and you can have nothing to do but while he lives to keep him as easy as you can.\' He recommends the use of opiates: \'you must not be restrained by the fear of fits\', and suggests giving them by glyster.', 'Letter to William Hamilton, concerning the case of Mr Thomas Alston: \'I think the case is absolutely desperate and you can have nothing to do but while he lives to keep him as easy as you can.\' He recommends the use of opiates: \'you must not be restrained by the fear of fits\', and suggests giving them by enema. pp.278-9 Parts are illegible because of copying process problems. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2794, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4724, 'CUL/1/1/16/128', '1783-10-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 October 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Sir Richd. Brooke\' [Vol.16 pp.280-3]', 'Letter concerning the case of Sir Richard Brooke, pp.280-283', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2748, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4725, 'CUL/1/1/16/129', '1783-10-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 October 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Dr Joseph Brandreth] concerning the case of Mr Langton concerning the treatment of his gout and, at the close, mentioning the case of Mr Heywood [Vol. 16, pp.284-6].', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Langton concerning the treatment of his gout [Vol. 16, pp.284-6].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2913, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4726, 'CUL/1/1/16/130', '1783-10-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 October 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Likely.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Likly, p.287', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 13:27:48', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4859, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4727, 'CUL/1/1/16/131', '1783-10-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 October 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, to John Campbell, concerning \'Montgomery of Coylesfield\' [Vol.16 pp.288-290]. Cullen is in no doubt of the nature of Mr Montgomery\'s ailment: a collection of gallstones in the gallbladder which, when passing and getting stuck, have occasioned fits of jaundice and inflammation. Cullen discusses various methods of dissolving different types of calculi, including Van Swieten\'s grass diet, the latter which Cullen believes to be \'absolutely frivolous and useless\'.', 'Letter concerning \'Montgomery of Coylesfield\', pp.288-290 [David - Van Swieten\'s grass diet needs a footnote - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:03:07', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2842, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4728, 'CUL/1/1/16/132', '1783-10-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 October 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Capt. Wilkie\' [Vol.16 pp.291-2]', 'Reply headed \'For Capt. Wilkie\', who is consumptive and advised on travelling to Marseilles. pp.291-2s [David - travelling \'by the packet\' on p.3 needs a note - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2602, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4729, 'CUL/1/1/16/133', '1783-10-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 October 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Bell\' [Vol.16 p.293]. A postscript in Cullen\'s writing adds that \'by your not writing when Mr Bell was here I believe you made me miss a fee\'. ', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Bell, p.293', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2627, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4730, 'CUL/1/1/16/134', '1783-10-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 October 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mrs. Duff of Bleavie [Blervie]\', [Vol.16 pp.294-6]. Cullen is of the opinion Mrs Duff\'s disease was \'at first very entirely a fever of Cold\', which produced various disorders in \'a Nervous Constitution but also fell upon a faulty part\'. In this instance, Cullen suspects the \'faulty part\' to be Mrs Duff\'s kidneys. Includes a recipe for a glyster.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Duff of Bleavie, pp.294-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4091, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4731, 'CUL/1/1/16/135', '1783-10-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 October 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'The Revd Dr Moffat\' [Vol.16 pp.297-9]', 'Letter concerning the case of the Reverend Dr Moffat, pp.297-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3560, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4732, 'CUL/1/1/16/136', '1783-10-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 October 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to David Gregory concerning  \'Mr [Benard] of Dunkirk\', whose \'fits of Meagrum\' may actually be an intermittent fever [Vol.16, pp.300-302].', 'Reply to David Gregory concerning  \'Mr [Benard] of Dunkirk\', whose \'fits of Meagrum\' may actually be an intermittent fever [Vol.16, pp.300-302].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2640, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4733, 'CUL/1/1/16/137', '1783-10-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 October 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to and concerning \'R. Clayton Bayles\'.', 'Letter concerning \'R. Clayton Bayles\', p.303', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 13:41:19', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3786, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4734, 'CUL/1/1/16/138', '1783-10-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 October 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to William Ingham concerning the case of Mr Wallis.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Wallis, pp.304-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 13:25:25', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5246, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4735, 'CUL/1/1/16/139', '1783-10-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 October 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Dunlop\' [Vol.16 pp.306-7]', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Dunlop of Dunlop, addressed to a woman and in reply to her letter of the 25th. pp.306-7. [Dunlop is probably Lord Dunlop, as in previous letters in CUL/1/1/16 - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2513, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4736, 'CUL/1/1/16/140', '1783-11-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 November 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Col. Clarke\' [Vol.16 pp.308-310]. For the Colonel\'s obstinate costiveness, Cullen recommends the sacred tincture. For his difficulty in making water, Cullen advises the use of bougees, if the Colonel is familiar with them. For his headaches and feverishness, Cullen prescribes a salt of wormwood draught with a little added lemon juice. Cullen also recommends the Colonel remove to a warmer climate and that if he chooses to remain in Britain, Bath is the safest place.', 'Letter concerning the case of Colonel Clarke, pp.308-310', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:03:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2863, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4737, 'CUL/1/1/16/141', '1783-11-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 November 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr G. Burdon\' [Vol.16 pp.311-2]. Cullen provides advice on taking exercise but wishes a fuller account of the effects of the medicines he hitherto prescribed before advising further.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr G. Burdon, pp.311-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4626, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4738, 'CUL/1/1/16/142', '1783-11-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 November 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Browne\' [Vol.16 pp.313-4]. Cullen requests if Mr Blain write again, he \'may write more distinctly and fully.\' He cautions that unless Mr Browne employs cold bathing and exercise, no medicines will do him much service.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Browne, pp.313-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2586, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4739, 'CUL/1/1/16/143', '1783-11-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 November 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr [Hogarth?], Berwick.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr [Hogarth?], Berwick, pp.315-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 16:09:40', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5103, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4740, 'CUL/1/1/16/144', '1783-11-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 November 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [ to Mr Buchan] \'For Mr McKeith\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr McKeith\', p.317', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 14:22:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2547, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4741, 'CUL/1/1/16/145', '1783-11-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 November 1783', '', 'from Mr Haggart', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Haggart concerning an unnamed patient with a stomach disorder.\n\n', 'Reply to Mr Haggart concerning an unnamed patient with a stomach disorder, pp.318-9\n\nAnnotation:\nfrom Mr Haggart', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 00:22:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5254, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4742, 'CUL/1/1/16/146', '1783-11-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 November 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply Letter concerning the case of Lieutenant Horne.', 'Letter concerning the case of Lieutenant Horne, pp.320-1', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 17:25:46', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4180, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4743, 'CUL/1/1/16/147', '1783-11-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 November 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to James Hamilton concerning Mr Drysdale [Vol.16, p.322]. Cullen is sorry to receive the latest word about his condition. \'I have no faith in the Mercurial Course and I think it is only leasing time. Tell him from me that I think he has no chance for life but in setting out immediately by Sea for a Southern Climate\'. ', 'Letter to James Hamilton concerning Mr Drysdale. Cullen is sorry to receive the latest word about his condition. \'I have no faith in the Mercurial Course and I think it is only leasing time. Tell him from me that I think he has no chance for life but in setting out immediately by Sea for a Southern Climate\'. p.322 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2656, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4744, 'CUL/1/1/16/148', '1783-11-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 November 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to William Ingham concerning the case of Mr Wallis, Cullen asks Ingham whether he has any skill with horses, as Englishmen do, or if he has a friend who does.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Wallis, p.323. [Cullen asks Ingham whether he has any skill with horses, as Englishmen do, or if he has a friend who does. LMcC]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 13:26:15', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5250, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4745, 'CUL/1/1/16/149', '1783-11-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 November 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Baxter\' [Vol.16 pp.324-7].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Baxter\', pp.324-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 09:07:43', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2527, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4746, 'CUL/1/1/16/150', '1783-11-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 November 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Miss Semple\' [Vol.16 pp.328-9]. Contains recipes for an aperient and eye ointment for William Whyte\'s patient in Glasgow, who has been to visit Cullen in person with her father.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Semple\', pp.328-9. Aperient recipes and eye ointment for William Whyte\'s patient in Glasgow, who has been to visit Cullen in person with her father. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 09:01:40', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5311, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4747, 'CUL/1/1/16/151', '1783-11-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 November 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr. Arthur Gair\' [Vol.16 pp.330-1]. Cullen remembers him and his son (a former pupil) so will treat him without charge. He believes his ailments are the result of gout not travelling properly to the extremities, so prescribed a medicine \'I have found most effectual for determining the Gout to the extremities and relieving the internal parts\'. The prescription is in Cullen\'s own hand.', 'Letter to Arthur Gair, concerning his own case. Cullen remembers him and his son (a former pupil) so will treat him without charge. He believes his ailments are the result of gout not travelling properly to the extremities, so prescribed a medicine \'I have found most effectual for determining the Gout to the extremities and relieving the internal parts\'. The prescription is in his own hand. pp.330-331 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 10:34:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5330, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4748, 'CUL/1/1/16/152', '1783-11-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 November 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mrs Fraser\' [Vol.16 pp.332-3]. Cullen had formerly postponed prescribing medicines to treat Mrs Fraser\'s tumour of the neck due to her pregnancy. As Mrs Fraser is not nursing and her symptoms have not improved, Cullen prescribes an aperient powder, an aperient solution and a lotion for the neck.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Fraser, pp.332-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4272, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4749, 'CUL/1/1/16/153', '1783-11-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 November 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs ____ from Mr Irvine\' [Vol.16 pp.334-5]. Her case is described as constitutional. Advice is given on bathing, and cephalic and aperient recipes included. This letter could be a case forwarded by Ralph Irving or Irvine, then Cullen\'s pupil in Edinburgh.', 'Reply, \'For Mrs ____ from Mr Irvine\' [Vol.16 pp.334-5]. Her case is described as constitutional. Advice is given on bathing, and cephalic and aperient recipes included. This letter could be a case forwarded by Ralph Irving or Irvine, then Cullen\'s pupil in Edinburgh.\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 10:26:15', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5605, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4750, 'CUL/1/1/16/154', '1783-11-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 November 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply addressed to Mr Colville concerning his patient Abigail Greer, who he had presented as having spasmodic asthma, though Cullen questions this diagnosis [Vol. 16,  p.336].\n', 'Reply concerning the case of Abigail Greer, addressed to a\n Mr Colville [Vol. 16,  p.336].\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2932, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4751, 'CUL/1/1/16/155', '1783-12-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 December 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Knott\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Knott\', pp.337-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 14:01:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4748, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4752, 'CUL/1/1/16/156', '1783-12-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 December 1783', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Govan\' [Vol.16 pp.339-341]. Cullen supplies a detailed regimen, giving advice on diet, appropriate exercise, and guarding against cold. For Mr Govan\'s stomach disorder, Cullen includes recipes for stomachic pills, stomachic drops, strengthening powders, and laxative pills. ', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Govan\', pp.339-341', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4809, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4753, 'CUL/1/1/16/157', '1783-12-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 December 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'W. Home C[oncerning] Miss\' [Vol.16 pp.342-4]. Cullen regrets the patient has rejected the use of the limatura martis and suspects the patient is not one to continue a course of medicine for any length of time. Cullen advises on diet and exercise. He also includes a recipe for a strengthening mixture.', 'Reply to W. Home concerning the case of an unnamed female patient, \'Miss    \', pp.342-4\n\nAnnotation:\nM. Home C. Miss', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4743, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4754, 'CUL/1/1/16/158', '1783-12-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 December 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply  \'For Mr Hog\', concerning the case of Robert Hog whose case was communicated by Dr Primrose (though he does not appear to be the addressee).', 'Reply  \'For Mr Hog\', concerning the case of Robert Hog whose case was communicated by Dr Primrose (though he does not appear to be the addressee), pp.345-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 20:27:35', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5126, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4755, 'CUL/1/1/16/159', '1783-12-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 December 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Rudd\' [Vol.16 pp.347-9]', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Rudd, pp.347-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2524, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4756, 'CUL/1/1/16/160', '1783-12-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 December 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Miss Ellison\' [Vol.16 p.350]', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Ellison, p.350', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3607, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4757, 'CUL/1/1/16/161', '1783-12-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 December 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mrs Pearson C[oncerning] her daughter\' [Vol.16, pp.351-2]. Miss Pearson\'s health is improving after \'an obstruction\'.', 'Letter to Mrs Pearson, concerning the case of her daughter Miss Pearson, pp.351-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2766, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4758, 'CUL/1/1/16/162', '1783-12-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 December 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr [Binns] concerning young Mr Hillary.', 'Letter to [Dr Binns]] concerning young Mr Hillary, pp.353-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 13:37:12', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3756, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(4759, 'CUL/1/1/16/163', '1783-12-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'December? 1783?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Short note in Latin, for the recipient\'s eyes only. Patient unnamed.', 'Short note in Latin, for the recipient\'s eyes only. Patient unnamed; not sure which letter it accompanied. p.355', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 15:22:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5512, 4, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4760, 'CUL/1/1/16/164', '1783-12-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 December 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Col[onel] Clarke\' [Vol.16 pp.356-7]. Cullen diagnoses the Colonel\'s complaint as a spasm at the mouth of his stomach and diaphragm, which would be exacerbated by particular bodily movements and the wind that plagues him. Cullen does not recommend the Colonel leave Bath. He does consent to him seeking a warmer climate, though believes one is hardly to be got in Britain.', 'Letter concerning the case of Colonel Clarke, pp.356-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:03:26', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2870, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4761, 'CUL/1/1/16/165', '1783-12-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 December 1783', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For the Man Servant\'.', 'Reply headed \'For the Man Servant\', pp.358', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 13:37:55', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5125, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4762, 'CUL/1/1/16/166', '1783-12-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 December 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Watson Carr\' [Vol.16 pp.359-360]. Cullen adds a postscript concerning his fees: \'I never find fault with a fee when it is properly suited to the circumstances of the patient\'. Though the main body of the letter is a machine scribal copy, the recipe for a pectoral mixture included is in Cullen\'s hand.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Walson [or Watson?] Carr, pp.359-360', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3582, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4763, 'CUL/1/1/16/167', '1783-12-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 December 1783', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Mr Huggart] concerning an unnamed patient, titled only \'For Mrs    \'.', 'Letter concerning an unnamed patient, headed only \'For Mrs    \', pp.361-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5255, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4764, 'CUL/1/1/16/168', '1783-12-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 December 1783', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr David Hamilton\' [Vol.16 pp.363-5]. Likely addressed to Robert Wallace, giving detailed instructions on the use of fomentations and electricity for treating Mr Hamilton\'s lameness. A prescription in Cullen\'s hand is also enclosed.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr David Hamilton\', probably to Robert Wallace, giving detailed instructions on the use of fomentations and electricity for treating his lameness. A prescription in Cullen\'s hand is also enclosed. pp.363-5 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:03:35', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5071, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4765, 'CUL/1/1/16/169', '1783-12-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 December 1783', '', '', 5, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'To Mr Haighton\'.', 'Reply headed \'To Mr Haighton\', pp.366-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 13:41:50', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5434, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4766, 'CUL/1/1/16/170', '1784-01-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 January 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for Alexander Kellock [Vol.16 p.368]. Cullen responds to the addendum sent by Kellock concerning Mr Watson Carr. By the time Kellock\'s addendum came to hand, Cullen\'s reply had already been posted. Cullen does not find any of the new information provided by Kellock would change the content of his reply, but considers the absence of fever a positive development. The letter is neither addressed to Kellock, nor mentions Carr, but the linked to Mr Carr\'s case is inferred from corresponding dates and symptoms.', 'Letter to an unnamed physician, concerning an asthmatic case with no signs of fever p.368', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:03:45', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3602, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4767, 'CUL/1/1/16/171', '1784-01-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 January 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Watson Carr\' [Vol.16 pp.369-370]. Though the main body of the letter is a machine scribal copy, the recipe for a pectoral mixture enclosed is in Cullen\'s hand.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Watson Carr, pp.369-70', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3604, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4768, 'CUL/1/1/16/172', '1784-01-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 January 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr George Gordon, in which Cullen also passes on his compliments to \'my old pupil Dr Skene\' [Vol. 16, pp.371-2].', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr George Gordon, in which Cullen also passes on his compliments to \'my old pupil Dr Skene\' [Vol. 16, pp.371-2].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3862, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4769, 'CUL/1/1/16/173', '1784-01-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 January 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Rudd\' [Vol.16 pp.373-4]', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Rudd, pp.373-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2526, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4770, 'CUL/1/1/16/174', '1784-01-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 January 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Dr Thomas Stephen] concerning the case of Mrs Stuart.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Stuart, pp.375-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:10:58', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2943, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4771, 'CUL/1/1/16/175', '1784-01-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 January 1784', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Burdon\' [Vol.16 pp.377-8]. Cullen suspects Mr Burdon may have a stone in his bladder and recommends he be sounded by a surgeon at Newcastle experienced in operating for stones and in the use of the catheter. Cullen also includes a recipe for an aperient infusion.', 'Letter concerning Mr Burdon, pp.377-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4628, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4772, 'CUL/1/1/16/176', '1784-01-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 January 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Vans Agnew\' [Vol.16 pp.379-380]', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Vans Agnew\', pp.379-380', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2986, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4773, 'CUL/1/1/16/177', '1784-01-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 January 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply for John Cook of Gallowhill (although here unnamed) [Vol. 16, p.381], regarding his continued problems with phlegm and cough. Cullen advises dressing warmly and keeping warm at this season.', 'Letter to an unnamed patient still suffering from a cough and phlegm, p.381. [Date and internal evidence suggests this is almost certainly addressed to Cook of Gallowhill DS] [yes, I confirm - LG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4998, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4774, 'CUL/1/1/16/178', '1784-01-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 January 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for David Hamilton (here unnamed) [Vol.16 p.382]. This letter is in response to Mr Hamilton\'s of 16th January. Cullen mentions cold bathing and electricity, which he hopes Hamilton has not continued during the recent severe weather.', 'Reply, for David Hamilton (here unnamed) [Vol.16 p.382]. This letter is in response to Mr Hamilton\'s of 16th January. Cullen mentions cold bathing and electricity, which he hopes Hamilton has not continued during the recent severe weather.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:03:55', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5064, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4775, 'CUL/1/1/16/179', '1784-01-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 January 1784', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Dr john Gilchrist?] headed \'For Mr Blair\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Blair\', pp.383-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 14:06:05', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4691, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4776, 'CUL/1/1/16/180', '1784-01-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 January 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Stevenson\' [Vol.16 pp.385-6],  concerning the cases of Miss McDowall, whom Cullen visited the previous day, and Miss Jeanie Campbell, for whom he still recommends electricity. The prescription is in Cullen\'s own hand.', 'Letter to Dr Stevenson concerning the case of Miss McDowall, whom Cullen visited the previous day, and the case of Miss Jeanie Campbell, for whom he still recommends electricity. pp.385-6. The prescription is in Cullen\'s own hand. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4823, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4777, 'CUL/1/1/16/181', '1784-01-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 January 1784', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Dr Campbell\' [Vol.16 pp.387-9]. This letter, addressed to Dr John Campbell, concerns his as-yet unnamed female patient (Lady Mary Lindsay), whose kidney ailment Cullen regards as \'partly spasmodic, partly inflammatory\'. Cullen advises on diet, medicine, and the restriction of exercise, particularly advising against dancing. He also thanks Campbell for his account of Montgomerie of Coilsfield\'s dissection. The enclosed prescription for a diuretic decoction is in Cullen\'s own hand.', 'Letter to Dr Campbell concerning his as-yet unnamed female patient (Lady Mary Lindsay), whose kidney ailment Cullen regards as \'partly spasmodic,\npartly inflammatory\'. He advises on diet, medicine, and the restriction of exercise, particularly advising against dancing. He also thanks Campbell for his account of Montgomerie of Coilsfield\'s dissection. The enclosed prescription is in Cullen\'s own hand. pp.387-9 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:04:05', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4886, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4778, 'CUL/1/1/16/182', '1784-01-27', 'i', 'c', 'c', '27 January 1784?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Gordon. Dated on letter is 27 Jan 1783, but actually 1784 New Style.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Gordon, pp.390-1 [Date on letter is 27 Jan 1783, but I think the \'1783\' may be a mistake given its placement in the late-Jan 1784 letters in this volume - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:47:11', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3946, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4779, 'CUL/1/1/16/183', '1784-02-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 February 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, to John Campbell [Vol.16 p.392]. Date and internal evidence suggest this is the reply to John Campbell concerning Lady Mary Lindsay and her inflammatory condition. Cullen is pleased Campbell agrees with him regarding the nature of the case.', 'Letter to an unnamed physician, concerning a female patient with an inflammatory condition; Cullen is pleased they agree about the case. p.392. Date and internal evidence suggest this is the reply to John Campbell regarding Lady Mary Lindsay. The last lines of page 1 are illegible due to poor copying. DS &amp; MMG. POORCOPY Transcribed despite visual quality, image mod does not yield any further legibility for missing lines. JOB 14/11/14', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:04:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4880, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4780, 'CUL/1/1/16/184', '1784-02-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 February 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Robert Stuart.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Robert Stuart, pp.393-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:12:38', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2951, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4781, 'CUL/1/1/16/185', '1784-02-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 February 1784', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply to Miss King, concerning her own case.Letter accompanied a parcel of medicines. Date of the letter a guess based on circumstantial evidence in related letters.', 'Letter to Miss King, concerning her own case. pp.395-6. Letter accompanied a parcel of medicines. Date of the letter a guess based on the fact that Miss King had almost consumed all the medicine as mentioned in Letter 2406 and she had enough for seven days and trying to see the faint date on letter after manipulating the image. See note about Newhall in notes to Letter 2406. SH\n\nIncomplete. Rolled back. MH Date taken from recipe page. POORCOPY SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 09:57:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3912, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4782, 'CUL/1/1/16/186', '1784-02-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 February 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to George Cochrane concerning the case of Mr Shanks who is disposed to a Pthisis, and also concerning Cochrane\'s stomach disorder  [Vol. 16, pp.397-8].', 'Reply to George Cochrane concerning the case of Mr Shanks who is disposed to a Pthisis, and also concerning Cochrane\'s stomach disorder  [Vol. 16, pp.397-8].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2934, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4783, 'CUL/1/1/16/187', '1784-02-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 February 1784', '', 'Mr Shanks', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Shanks\' [Vol.16 p.399], about Shanks\'s case and about George Cochrane\'s own case.', 'Letter to Mr Shanks concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2942, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4784, 'CUL/1/1/16/188', '1784-02-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 February 1784', '', 'Mr Stuart', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Stuart\' [Vol.16 p.400]', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Stewart or Stuart, p.400', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2957, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4785, 'CUL/1/1/16/189', '1784-02-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 February 1784', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Miss King concerning her own case.', 'Letter to Miss King concerning her own case, p.401. See note about Newhall in notes to Letter 2406. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 09:59:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3841, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4786, 'CUL/1/1/16/190', '1784-02-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 February 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to the surgeon Thomas Logan concerning the case of Mr Macadam of Grimmel, who has suffered a palsy [Vol. 16, pp.402-3].  The bottom lines of each page are barely legible. ', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Macadam of Grimmel, pp.402-3 The bottom lines of each page are barely legible and I have transcribed them as best I can, though fresh eyes may be able to make more out that I have been able to. As with the other letters in this case, I am not sure if I have linked with the correct Dr Campbell. GW', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2122, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4787, 'CUL/1/1/16/191', '1784-02-00', 'c', 'c', 'c', 'February 1784', '', '', 3, 1, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Collector Robertson\'. Cephalic Electuary recipe missing.', 'Reply headed \'For Collector Robertson\', pp.404-5. [Cephalic Electuary recipe missing.]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:11:59', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3105, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4788, 'CUL/1/1/16/192', '1784-03-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 March 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Ross\' [Vol.16 pp.406-9]. Cullen says that he has heard from Dr Johnstone concerning \'your patient Mr. P.\' (John Parish). He gives dietary advice and also advice on use of a carriage for exercise, describing the springing of carriages used in Britain (presumably different from that used in Germany). He now suspects \'a Schirrosity of the Prostate Gland near the neck of the Bladder\' and advises the use of Cicuta. He tells Ross he has not yet had any news regarding his son or his brother, Hercules Ross of Rossie. ', 'Letter to Dr Ross in Hamburg; Cullen says that he has heard fromDr Johnstone concerning \'your patient Mr. P.\' (John Parish). He gives dietary advice and also advice on use of a carriage for exercise, describing the springing of carriages used in Britain (presumably different from that used in Germany). He now suspects \'a Schirrosity of the Prostate Gland near the neck of the Bladder\' and advises the use of Cicuta. He tells Ross he has not yet had any news regarding his son or his brother, Hercules Ross of Rossie. pp.406-9 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3349, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4789, 'CUL/1/1/16/193', '1784-03-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 March 1784', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Cundell\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Cundell\', pp.410-11. I\'ve treated the recipe part as a separate page. Images were modified to make writing clearer. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 14:13:06', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4084, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4790, 'CUL/1/1/16/194', '1784-03-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 March 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for Richard Walker concerning the case of Miss F. Robinson [Vol.16 pp.412-3].', 'Reply to Richard Walker concerning the case of Miss F. Robinson, pp.412-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 10:47:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2965, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4791, 'CUL/1/1/16/195', '1784-03-10', 'c', 'c', 'i', '10? March 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Dr Johnson\' [Vol.16 p.414]. Addressed to James Boswell. Cullen suspects Dr Johnson has \'not only water in his limbs but also in his breast\' and is \'sorry to find there is so little in the power of Physic... to be done for him\'. The day of the month is rather feint, but almost certainly the 10th. Cullen\'s original letter posted to Boswell is in the Boswell archive at The Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut.', 'Reply to James Boswell concerning the case of Dr Johnson, aged 74, p.414. Added Boswell as addressee and his location. Adjusting image 2 it looks like the date is 10th March. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 10:43:55', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4156, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4792, 'CUL/1/1/16/196', '1784-03-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 March 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mrs Lucy Maxwell of Munches concerning her own case; Cullen thinks she may not have had a false \'conception\' [miscarriage] and should leave matters to nature for the present [Vol.16, p.415.', 'Reply to Mrs Maxwell of Munches concerning her own case; Cullen thinks she may not have had a false \'conception\' and should leave matters to nature for the present [Vol.16, p.415.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2757, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4793, 'CUL/1/1/16/197', '1784-03-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 March 1784', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply [almost certainly to John White] concerning the case of Miss Montgomery,. ', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Montgomery, pp.416-7. I think the author is John White (ID187). I\'ve compared this writing of this letter with those of White and they look similar; and Cullen signs off his letters as Dear John. SH ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 14:03:12', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5513, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4794, 'CUL/1/1/16/198', '1784-03-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 March 1784', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Newbiggings Daughter\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Newbiggings Daughter\', pp.418-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 10:00:52', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4881, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4795, 'CUL/1/1/16/199', '1784-03-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 March 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for Mr David Hamilton (here unnamed) [Vol.16 p.420]. Cullen is concerned at Mr Hamilton\'s continued lameness, which he blames on the severe weather. He proposes electricity (when the weather improves) and that Mr Wallace apply a bandage to support Hamilton\'s drooping foot.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr David Hamilton, p.420. He is concerned at Hamilton\'s continued lameness, which he blames on the severe weather. He proposes electricity (when the weather improves) and that Mr Wallace apply a bandage to support his drooping foot. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:04:28', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5066, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4796, 'CUL/1/1/16/200', '1784-03-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 March 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for Miss Ellison [Vol.16 p.420]. Cullen is glad Miss Ellison has got over a bad season and prescribes a course of stomachic drops, the recipe for which is included here.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Ellison, p.420', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3620, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4797, 'CUL/1/1/16/201', '1784-03-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'March? 1784?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Thomas Hume Rigg Esqr.\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Thomas Hume Rigg Esqr.\', pp.421-2. May be wanting a fourth page. SH Nope, that\'s all that is all contained in volume, and final page insrted in centre of page, indicating it is final one. -JOB', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 14:12:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3929, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4798, 'CUL/1/1/16/202', '1784-03-30', 'i', 'i', 'i', '30? March? 1784?', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Miss Sykes\' [Vol.16 pp.423-4]', 'Letter to a physician concerning the case of Miss Sykes, pp.423-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2980, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4799, 'CUL/1/1/16/203', '1784-03-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 March 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Dunlop\' [Vol.16 p.425]', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Dunlop, p.425', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2521, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4800, 'CUL/1/1/16/204', '1784-03-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 March 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to John Walker] concerning the case of Mrs McMurdo.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs McMurdo, pp.426-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 14:23:54', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5448, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4801, 'CUL/1/1/16/205', '1784-03-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 March 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mrs Maxwell of Munches concerning her own case. Cullen thinks he needs to have a conversation with her in person.', 'Letter to Mrs Maxwell of Munches concerning her own case. p.428, Cullen thinks he needs to have a conversation with he run person.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:51:59', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2761, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4802, 'CUL/1/1/16/206', '1784-03-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 March 1784', '', 'a Deafness', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning an unnamed male patient, whose \'deafness has now been of long standing\'.\n', 'Letter concerning an unnamed male patient, whose \'deafness has now been of long standing\', pp.429-30\n\nAnnotation:\na Deafness', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 08:38:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4155, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4803, 'CUL/1/1/16/207', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Index for volume CUL/1/1/16, listing letters by page number. Four pages.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4804, 'CUL/1/1/16/208', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Single blank page and back cover from volume CUL/1/1/16', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4805, 'CUL/1/1/17/1', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Cover and two blank pages from CUL/1/1/17, \'Dr William Cullen\'s Consultation Letters From 3rd April 1784 to 28th March 1785\'.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4806, 'CUL/1/1/17/2', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Old cover strip of a volume, \'Dr William Cullen\'s Consultaiton Letters From 3rd April 1784 to 28th March 1785\'. One image.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4807, 'CUL/1/1/17/3', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Index for volume CUL/1/1/17, listing patients by last name. ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 24, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4808, 'CUL/1/1/17/4', '1784-04-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 April 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Worge\' [Vol.17 pp.1-2]', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Worge, pp.1-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3195, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4809, 'CUL/1/1/17/5', '1784-04-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 April 1784', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Miss Hannah Pearson\' [Vol.17 pp.3-4]. Cullen encloses a recipe for Aperient Pectoral Pills.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Hannah Pearson\', pp.3-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2768, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4810, 'CUL/1/1/17/6', '1784-04-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 April 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, to a male addressee concerning the case of a female patient [Vol.17 pp.5-6]. Index says \'Mr E Smyth C Mrs R.\'.', 'Letter to a male addressee concerning the case of a female patient. Index says \'Mr E Smyth C Mrs R.\' pp.5-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 13:57:16', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3564, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4811, 'CUL/1/1/17/7', '1784-04-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 April 1784', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Handyside\' [Vol.17 pp.7-9]. Cullen is \'of opinion that his late ailments depend upon an obstruction in his bowels\' and includes a Diuretic Infusion.', 'Reply headed \'Mr Handyside\', pp.7-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2822, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4812, 'CUL/1/1/17/8', '1784-04-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 April 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe headed \'For Miss King\'.', 'Recipe headed \'For Miss King\', p.9 See note about Newhall in notes to Letter 2406. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3840, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4813, 'CUL/1/1/17/9', '1784-04-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 April 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Miss Ferguson\' [Vol.17 p.10]. Cullen writes that she is \"one of the most sparing in your information of any Correspondent I ever hadâ€ and requests further information. Seven parcels of medicines prescribed in letter 699 were included with this letter. ', 'Letter to Miss Ferguson concerning her own case, p.10. Cullen writes that she is \"one of the most sparing in your information of any Correspondent I ever hadâ€ and requests further information. Seven parcels of medicines prescribed in letter 699 were included with this letter. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3056, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4814, 'CUL/1/1/17/10', '1784-04-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 April 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Mackinlay, who Cullen has seen and examined in person.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Mackinlay, whom Cullen has seen and examined in person. p.11. Image manipulated to make writing a little clearer. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 08:07:05', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4045, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4815, 'CUL/1/1/17/11', '1784-04-13', 'i', 'i', 'i', '13? April? 1784?', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Lt. Smith\' [Vol.17 p.12]. Cullen diagnoses Smith\'s stomach and bowel disorder as a \'spasmodic affection\'.', 'Letter concerning the case of Lieutenant Smith, p.12', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2836, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4816, 'CUL/1/1/17/12', '1784-04-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 April 1784', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mrs Ferguson\' [Vol.17 p.12], further to Cullen\'s previous letter to Miss Ferguson, this time giving advice to her mother.', 'Letter to Miss Ferguson, further to Cullen\'s previous letter, this time giving advice to her mother. I\'ve added Miss Ferguson as patient even though letter does not refer to her as a patient. SH.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3054, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4817, 'CUL/1/1/17/13', '1784-04-17', 'c', 'c', 'i', '17? April 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Newbigging\'s daughter.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Newbigging\'s daughter', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 08:27:31', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4882, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4818, 'CUL/1/1/17/14', '1784-04-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 April 1784', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Colonel Livingstone.', 'Letter concerning the case of Colonel Livingstone, pp.15-18', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 08:03:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4026, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4819, 'CUL/1/1/17/15', '1784-04-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 April 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply signed by Cullen and Nathaniel Spens, concerning the case of Lady Dumfries [Vol.17,  pp.18-21]. It includes dietary and exercise advice, also instructions for preparing limewater. The lower parts of the pages are almost illegible because of poor copying. ', 'Letter signed by Cullen and Nathaniel Spens, concerning the case of Lady Dumfries, pp.18-21. It includes dietary and exercise advice, also instructions for preparing limewater. The lower parts of the pages are almost illegible because of poor copying. [MMG] POORCOPY Transcribed despite visual quality, image modification does not yield any tangible benefit for further inferrence. JOB 14/11/14', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2184, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4820, 'CUL/1/1/17/16', '1784-04-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 April 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Handyside\' [Vol.17 p.22]', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Handyside, p.22', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2824, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4821, 'CUL/1/1/17/17', '1784-04-19', 'i', 'c', 'c', '19 April 1784?', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Dr John Gilchrist of Dumfries] concerning the case of the provost Mr Blair. ', 'Letter to a physician concerning the case of Mr Blair. Addressee is \'John\' and Cullen\'s letter seems to be being sent to Dumfries, so likely to John Gilchrist. pp.23-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 14:08:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4694, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4822, 'CUL/1/1/17/18', '1784-04-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 April 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Radcliffe\' [Vol.17 pp.25-6]', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Radcliffe\', pp.25-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2993, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4823, 'CUL/1/1/17/19', '1784-04-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 April 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe to a patient whose name is not legible.', 'Recipe to a patient whose name is not legible, p.27', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:47:40', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4603, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4824, 'CUL/1/1/17/20', '1784-04-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 April 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Sir John Henderson\' [Vol.17 pp.28-9]. Cullen prescribes strengthening powders and gives instructions on taking them.', 'Letter to Sir John Henderson, concerning his own case, prescribing strengthening powders and giving instructions on taking them. pp.28-9 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 10:49:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5606, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4825, 'CUL/1/1/17/21', '1784-04-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'April? 1784?', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Watt\' [Vol.17 p.30]. A brief note, probably to her relative, Mr Brown, outlining what Cullen has sent to her in the way of ointments, gargles, stomachics, and a little dietary advice.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Watt\'. A brief note, probably to her relative Mr Brown, outlining what Cullen has sent to her in the way of ointments, gargles, stomachics, and a little dietary advice, p.30 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3976, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4826, 'CUL/1/1/17/22', '1784-05-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 May 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For General Skene\' [Vol.17 pp.31-2]. Cullen provides diet and exercise advice. Cocoa or weak Bohea teas are proper, but not green tea.', 'Reply headed \'For General Skene\', providing diet and exercise advice. Cocoa or weak Bohea teas are proper, but not green tea. pp.31-2 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 10:49:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5607, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4827, 'CUL/1/1/17/23', '1784-05-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 May 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Handyside\' [Vol.17 pp.33-4].', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Handyside, pp.33-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2827, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4828, 'CUL/1/1/17/24', '1784-05-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 May 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply for an unnamed female patient with consumption, headed only \'For Madam\', responding to the report of Sir William Forbes and containing a diagram for constructing a stretcher for use in a coach to enable weak persons to be transported more comfortably  [Vol. 17, pp.35-7].', 'Letter to an unnamed female patient with consumption, headed only \'For Madam\', responding to the report of Sir William Forbes and containing a diagram for constructing a coach seat for travelling, pp.35-7. CREATE LINK TO FEATURE ON STRETCHER. - you need to use this tag for drawings etc - DOODLE-IMG-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3794, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4829, 'CUL/1/1/17/25', '1784-05-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 May 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Captain Neill of Dunmore\' [Vol.17 pp.38-9]', 'Reply headed \'For Captain Neill of Dunmore\', pp.38-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2721, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4830, 'CUL/1/1/17/26', '1784-05-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 May 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mrs Fraser\' [Vol.17 pp.40-41]. Addressed to Dr John Alves concerning the case of Mrs Fraser, whose symptoms include hardness and pain in the breast. Cullen diagnoses her symptoms as a milk obstruction and recommends the application of camphorated oil over the present application of sugar of lead.', 'Letter to a physician concerning the case of Mrs Fraser, pp.40-1', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4288, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4831, 'CUL/1/1/17/27', '1784-05-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 May 1784', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mrs Ann Ferguson concerning her own case. Cullen describes reading her letter \'with the utmost difficulty\', and tells her that \'if you do not hereafter write to me more distinctly or get some body to do it for you I will not look at any letter you write me\'.', 'Letter to Mrs Ann Ferguson concerning her own case. Cullen describes reading her letter \'with the utmost difficulty\', and tells her that \'if you do not hereafter write to me more distinctly or get some body to do it for you I will not look at any letter you write me\', p.42', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 10:03:34', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4890, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4832, 'CUL/1/1/17/28', '1784-05-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 May 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to an unnamed male patient, to whom Cullen writes after finding \'that I cannot have the pleasure of waiting upon you at dinner\'.', 'Letter to an unnamed male patient, to whom Cullen writes after finding \'that I cannot have the pleasure of waiting upon you at dinner\'. pp.43-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:04:05', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4263, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4833, 'CUL/1/1/17/29', '1784-05-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 May 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Lockhart\', signed by Cullen \'for himself &amp; Dr Munro\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Lockhart\', signed by Cullen \'for himself & Dr Munro\', pp.45-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:27:29', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4217, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4834, 'CUL/1/1/17/30', '1784-05-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 May 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For the Revd. Mr. Gordon\' [Vol.17 pp.47-8]', 'Reply headed \'For the Revd. Mr. Gordon\', pp.47-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2500, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4835, 'CUL/1/1/17/31', '1784-05-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 May 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to John Carnegie [Vol.17 p.49], informing him that sea bathing should not be dangerous during the summer.', 'Letter to an unnamed male patient (index says \'Mr John Carnegie\'), informing him that sea bathing should not be dangerous during the summer. p.49', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2433, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4836, 'CUL/1/1/17/32', '1784-05-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 May 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Handyside\' [Vol.17 p.49]', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Handyside, p.49', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2831, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4837, 'CUL/1/1/17/33', '1784-05-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 May 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mrs. Fraser\' [Vol.17 p.50-1]. Addressed to an unknown male physician (likely John Alves). Cullen advises on bloodletting, on blistering the side should the pain there increase, on pectoral medicines and exercise.', 'Letter to a male addressee concerning the case of Mrs Fraser, pp.50-1', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4305, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4838, 'CUL/1/1/17/34', '1784-05-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 May 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of an unnamed patient (named in the index as Mr Andrew Syme).', 'Letter concerning the case of an unnamed patient (named in the index as Mr Andrew Syme), pp.52-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:29:14', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5260, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4839, 'CUL/1/1/17/35', '1784-05-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 May 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Col Clarke\' [Vol.17 pp.54-5]. This letter is addressed to Robert Clerk of Mavisbank, concerning his brother, Colonel George Clerk, in response to the extracts from the Colonel\'s letters which Robert had sent to him. Cullen remarks on the Colonel\'s treatment and gives some advice on diet and bleeding, to be forwarded. He recommends taking the waters in Buxton.', 'Letter to Robert Clerk of Mavisbank, concerning his brother Colonel George Clerk, in response to the extracts from the Colonel\'s letters which Robert had sent to him. Cullen remarks on his treatment and gives some advice on diet and bleeding, to be forwarded. He recommends taking the waters in Buxton. pp.54-5 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:04:37', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5523, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4840, 'CUL/1/1/17/36', '1784-05-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 May 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Miss Laurie\' [Vol.17 pp.56-7]. Although the letter is signed only by Cullen, the \'we\' used to throughout refers to both him and Alexander Wood.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Laurie, pp.56-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2998, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4841, 'CUL/1/1/17/37', '1784-05-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 May 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Copland\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Copland\', pp.58-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 08:10:52', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4027, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4842, 'CUL/1/1/17/38', '1784-06-03', 'c', 'c', 'i', '3? June 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to unnamed addresee concerning the case of Mrs Marshall. who cannot be firmly identified as being the same Mrs Marshall as appears elsewhere.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Marshall, pp.60-1 CASE 669?', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 16:09:56', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3015, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4843, 'CUL/1/1/17/39', '1784-06-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 June 1784', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Miss Walkinshaw\'s niece. Cullen says he was consulted by Miss Walkinshaw for the patient the day of writing the letter.', 'Letter to a physician concerning the case of Miss Walkinshaw\'s niece. Cullen says he was consulted by Miss Walkinshaw for the patient the day of writing the letter, pp.62-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 08:08:43', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3918, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4844, 'CUL/1/1/17/40', '1784-06-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 June 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'Mr David Maclean\' [Vol.17 pp.64-5]. Cullen mentions in a postscript that he is happy to \'put your Papers into any bodies hands you please\', and mentions that \'Dr Gregory can advise you very well and has much more time to attend you than I have\'.', 'Letter to Mr David Maclean about his own case. Cullen mentions in a postscript that he is happy to \'put your Papers into any bodies hands you please\', and mentions that \'Dr Gregory can advise you very well and has much more time to attend you than I have\', pp.64-5. Cullen replying to letter of 6 March - possibly letter 2411 of Case 368. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3640, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4845, 'CUL/1/1/17/41', '1784-06-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'June? 1784?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Cathcart of Ginoch\' [Vol.17 pp.66-7]. The main body of the letter is in the hand of an emanuensis but the recipe for the aperient electuary included is in Cullen\'s own hand.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Cathcart of Ginoch[?], pp.66-7\n\nshouldn\'t this be Genoch? - MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2804, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4846, 'CUL/1/1/17/42', '1784-06-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 June 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, a recipe only, \'For Mrs Moore\' [Vol.17 p.68]', 'Recipe for an unnamed patient (possibly Cathcart of Ginoch from previous letter?), p.68 -\nIt doesn\'t seem to belong to this case - no mention of this recipe in the other letters of this case [LG] [Looking at the header it seems to begin \'Mrs Moo-\' & index says \'Mrs Moore\' so we\'ll go with that. Have removed it from the Cathcart case - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2808, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4847, 'CUL/1/1/17/43', '1784-06-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 June 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe headed \'For Mrs Moore\'.', 'Recipe headed \'For Mrs Moore\', p.68', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5594, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4848, 'CUL/1/1/17/44', '1784-06-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 June 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Ellison\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Ellison\', pp.69-71', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 08:01:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3559, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4849, 'CUL/1/1/17/45', '1784-06-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 June 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Miss Ellison\' [Vol.17 pp.72-3]. The recipe for stomachic drops referred to on page two may be found in doc. 4796.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Ellison, pp.72-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:06:28', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3621, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4850, 'CUL/1/1/17/46', '1784-06-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 June 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Ferguson\'.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Ferguson, p.74', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 11:57:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2432, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4851, 'CUL/1/1/17/47', '1784-06-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 June 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to John Jamieson concerning the case of Commissary Marshall, pp.75. Cullen advises the use of Cardamom and Cantharides for bathing his legs, but notes that \'he is no younger than myself &amp; that at such an age we must have infirmities &amp; infirmities that are not easily recovered\'.', 'Reply to John Jamieson concerning the case of Commissary Marshall, pp.75. Cullen advises the use of Cardamom and Cantharides for bathing his legs, but notes that \'he is no younger than myself &amp; that at such an age we must have infirmities &amp; infirmities that are not easily recovered\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 16:20:36', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4016, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4852, 'CUL/1/1/17/48', '1784-06-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 June 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, briefly concerning the case of Mr Bunkle, who Cullen expects to be able to call in on shortly [Vol.17, p.76].', 'Reply, briefly concerning the continuing case of Mr Bunkle [Vol.17, p.76].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2371, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4853, 'CUL/1/1/17/49', '1784-06-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 June 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Johnston. Addressed to one of Cullen\'s former pupils called James. ', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Johnston, pp.77-8 Addressed to one of Cullen\'s former pupils called James. SH Modified some of the images to clarify the script. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 08:17:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4140, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4854, 'CUL/1/1/17/50', '1784-06-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 June 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Peachy.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Peachy, p.79', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:34:25', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5115, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4855, 'CUL/1/1/17/51', '1784-06-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 June 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For the Gentleman whose Case has been Communicated by Mr Moffat\' (possibly, but not certainly Rev James Moffat). The patient suffers convulsions and eye inflammation, apparently following a blow to the head. Cullen advises on continuing the use of an issue and the application of leeches.', 'Reply headed \'For the Gentleman whose Case has been Communicated by Mr Moffat\' (possibly, but not certainly Rev James Moffat), pp.80-1. The patient suffers convulsions and eye inflammation, apparently following a blow to the head. Cullen advises on continuing the use of an issue and the application of leeches. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 08:19:30', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5608, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4856, 'CUL/1/1/17/52', '1784-06-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 June 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to John Andrew] concerning the case of Mr Livingston. Cullen mentions that \'Dr Monro has put your letter of the 23d into my hands\'.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Livingston. Cullen mentions that \'Dr Monro has put your letter of the 23d into my hands\'. p.82', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 14:15:57', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3000, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4857, 'CUL/1/1/17/53', '1784-06-30', 'c', 'c', 'i', '30? June 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Donald\' [Vol.17 pp.83-5]', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Donald\', pp.83-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3259, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4859, 'CUL/1/1/17/55', '1784-06-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 June 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Peachy.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Peachy, p.86', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:35:14', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5116, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4860, 'CUL/1/1/17/56', '1784-06-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 June 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Charles Rankine [Rankin]  \'For Mrs McConnochie\' [McKonochie] who has a fever [Vol. 17, p.87].', 'Reply to Charles Rankine  \'For Mrs McConnochie\' [McKonochie] who has a fever [Vol. 17, p.87].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1767, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(4861, 'CUL/1/1/17/57', '1784-06-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 June 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For the Revd. Mr. Gordon\' [Vol.17 p.88]. Cullen provides detailed management for the application of a blister to combat the effects of the patient\'s chest complaint, which Cullen describes as being of a spasmodic nature.', 'Reply headed \'For the Revd. Mr. Gordon\', pp.88', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2503, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4862, 'CUL/1/1/17/58', '1784-06-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 June 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For the Viscountess of Glennorchy\'.', 'Reply headed \'For the Viscountess of Glennorchy\', pp.89-90', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:50:43', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5128, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4863, 'CUL/1/1/17/59', '1784-07-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'July 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to William Ingham  concerning the continuing case of Mr Wallis.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Wallis, p.91', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 13:24:56', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5251, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4864, 'CUL/1/1/17/60', '1784-07-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 July 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Sir Hector McKenzie Bart.\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Sir Hector McKenzie Bart.\', pp.92-3. Modified images to make text clearer. SH.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 08:04:59', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4085, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4865, 'CUL/1/1/17/61', '1784-07-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 July 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Dr William Hamilton]  concerning the case of Mr Syme.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Syme, p.94', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:30:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5266, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4866, 'CUL/1/1/17/62', '1784-07-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 July 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mrs Fraser\' [Vol.17 p.95]. Cullen advises on monitoring the quantity of nitre taken by Mrs Fraser and would prefer she take vitriolic acid. He does not think her breathlessness and pain of her side denotes \'any fixed affection\'.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Fraser, p.95', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4361, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4867, 'CUL/1/1/17/63', '1784-07-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 July 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Cathcart\' [Vol.17 p.96]', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Cathcart, p.96', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2818, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4868, 'CUL/1/1/17/64', '1784-07-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 July 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Miss Lockhart.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Lockhart, p.97', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:27:56', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4221, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4869, 'CUL/1/1/17/65', '1784-07-08', 'c', 'c', 'i', '8? July 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning Miss Lockhart. Very poor copy.', 'Letter concerning Miss Lockhart. Letter is very poor copy at the top, but seems to be separate document from the letter on the previous page. p.89. POORCOPY Transcribed despite visual quality, no benefit attainable from image modifications. JOB 14/11/14', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:29:03', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4218, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4870, 'CUL/1/1/17/66', '1784-07-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 July 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Hogarth.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Hogarth, pp.99-100', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 16:11:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5107, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4871, 'CUL/1/1/17/67', '1784-07-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 July 1784', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Collingwood\' [Vol.17 pp.101-2]. Though Cullen is satisfied Mr Collingwood has no formed disease, he believes the patient is threatened with one and gives advice on massage treatment, guarding against cold, diet and exercise. Cullen also includes recipes for an aperient solution and a cephalic electuary.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Collingwood, pp.101-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4612, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4872, 'CUL/1/1/17/68', '1784-07-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 July 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mrs Fraser\' [Vol. 17 p.103]. Cullen received Alves\' letter from Gutuley[?], having answered it by the very first post after. He mentions having in hand a letter from Alves of the 6th, which seems to be missing. Mrs Fraser\'s symptoms include a spasmodic fit, which appears to Cullen to be \'external and in some measure Rheumatic\'. To treat the spasmodic fits, Cullen recommends warm plaisters and a blister, drinking plentifully of arabic emulsion to stave off strangury or irritation of the uterus. If the blood-spitting continues, Mrs Fraser is to be bled.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Fraser, p.103 Mentions a letter from the \'6th\', which seems to be missing (at this stage) - few unreadable lines', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4676, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4873, 'CUL/1/1/17/69', '1784-07-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 July 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For the Revd Mr Gordon\' [Vol.17 pp.104-5]. Cullen complains that the information he has been given is insufficient: \'I would not wish the Medical people about Mr. Gordon would think me a Conjurer and that I can advise without knowing the precise circumstances of the Case\'.', 'Letter concerning the case of the Reverend Mr Gordon, pp.104-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2505, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4874, 'CUL/1/1/17/70', '1784-07-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 July 1784', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Miss Millar.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Millar, pp.106-8. I\'ve assumed the mention of America means N. America. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 14:55:03', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4822, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4875, 'CUL/1/1/17/71', '1784-07-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 July 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Revd Mr Gordon\' [Vol.17 p.109]', 'Letter concerning the Reverend Mr Gordon, p.109', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2506, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4876, 'CUL/1/1/17/72', '1784-07-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 July 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Lockhart.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Lockhart (from the annotation, this is either Mr Lockhart Irvine or Mr Lockhart in Irvine), p.110', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 08:38:03', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3920, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4877, 'CUL/1/1/17/73', '1784-07-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 July 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Livingstone\' [Vol.17 p.111]', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Livingstone (the index names him as \'Mr Livinstone of Parkhall\'), p.111', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3001, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4878, 'CUL/1/1/17/74', '1784-07-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 July 1784', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the cast of Provost Mollison [Vol. 17, pp.112-4]. Poor copy.', 'Letter concerning the cast of Provost Mollison, pp.112-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3041, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4879, 'CUL/1/1/17/75', '1784-07-16', 'i', 'i', 'i', '16? July? 1784?', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Capt. Steele\' [Vol.17 p.115]. The patient is moving back to Hamilton\'s rea and is likely to become a patient. He has respiratory problems, for which Cullen has blistered him. His regimental surgeon had been averse to bleeding him because of \'a weakness of his constitution from a particular cause\', possibly a euphemism for a venereal disease. The letter seems to be delivered by Captain Steele in person, as Cullen gives him 9 shillings to pay for a net which he had bought from Hamilton to protect his fruit (from birds): \'It has served to preserve a pretty good Cropt of Cherries which I would have lost without it\'.', 'Letter to James Hamilton, introducing Captain Steele, who is moving back to his area and is likely to become a patient. He has respiratory problems, for which Cullen has blistered him. His regimental surgeon had been averse to bleeding him because of \'a weakness of his constitution from a particular cause\', which may be a euphemism for an STD. The letter seems to be delivered by Captain Steele in person, as Cullen gives him 9 shillings to pay for a net which he had bought from Hamilton to protect his fruit (from birds): \'It has served to preserve a pretty good Cropt of Cherries which I would have lost without it\'. p.115 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3277, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(4880, 'CUL/1/1/17/76', '1784-07-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 July 1784', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Col: Clarke\' [Vol.17 pp.116-7]. This letter is addressed to Colonel George Clerk, concerning his own case, in response to letters from his brother, Robert Clerk, and his nephew, Colonel Maxwell. Cullen believes the patient\'s current symptoms may be attributed to a Gouty effort which his constitution is not well able to render effectual. The recipe is in Cullen\'s own hand.', 'Letter to Colonel George Clerk, concerning his own case, and in response to letters from his brother Robert and his nephew Colonel Maxwell. pp.116-7. Cullen believes his current symptoms are \' a Gouty effort which your constitution is not well able to render effectual\'. The recipe is in Cullen\'s own hand. [MMG] POORCOPY (partially)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:06:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5524, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4881, 'CUL/1/1/17/77', '1784-07-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 July 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for the \'Revd. Mr. Gordon\' [Vol.17 p.118].', 'Letter concerning the case of the Reverend Mr Gordon, p.118', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2507, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4882, 'CUL/1/1/17/78', '1784-07-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 July 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Ross\'s son, who seems to suffer from a \'loose belly\' and a deficiency of speech. Cullen regards it as a symptom of \'the weakness both of his body and his mind\'. While his physical symptoms are treatable, Cullen wants the child to stay in Edinburgh for some time for his mind to be treated. Poor copy.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Ross\'s son, who seems to suffer from a \'loose belly\' and a deficiency of speech. Cullen regards it as a symptom of \'the weakness both of his body and his mind\'. While his physical symptoms are treatable, Cullen wants the child to stay in Edinburgh for some time for his mind to be treated. p.119 POORCOPY Not yet transcribed, image modification shows slight benefit for part of text, but not entire page. Document of limited value with extent of legible text. Suggest: do not include in database. JOB 14/11/14', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:45:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5525, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4883, 'CUL/1/1/17/79', '1784-07-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 July 1784', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to unidentified physician concerning the case of Miss King.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss King, p.120-1. Letter to unidentified physician concerning the case of Miss King.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:20:36', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3926, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4884, 'CUL/1/1/17/80', '1784-07-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 July 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Brooke [Vol. 17, pp.122-4].', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Brooke [Vol. 17, pp.122-4].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3049, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4885, 'CUL/1/1/17/81', '1784-07-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 July 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Capt. Steele\' [Vol.17 p.125]. Bleeding the patient is to be left to Hamilton\'s discretion: \'I hope a low diet and your cooling medicines will set every thing to right very soon\'.', 'A brief letter to James Hamilton concerning the case of Captain Steele, p.125. Bleeding is to be left to Hamilton\'s discretion: \'I hope a low diet and your cooling medicines will set every thing to right very soon\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3275, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4886, 'CUL/1/1/17/82', '1784-07-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 July 1784', '', '', 3, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Robert Redpath] concerning the case of Miss Wilkie.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Wilkie, pp.126-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:05:58', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4732, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4887, 'CUL/1/1/17/83', '1784-07-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 July 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe for Miss Wilkie.', 'Recipe for Miss Wilkie, p.127. [Same patient as previous letter, but different dates thus different document - JPB] [Just an apparent inconsistency: in the accompanying letter, Cullen says that the lard and the unguent must be in equal parts. In this recipe, there is one part of unguent and two parts of lard - LG] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:06:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4733, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4888, 'CUL/1/1/17/84', '1784-07-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 July 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Innes who has obstructed viscera [Vol.17, pp.128-9].', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Innes, pp.128-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3027, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4889, 'CUL/1/1/17/85', '1784-07-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 July 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Donald\' [Vol.17 p.130]. Cullen is sorry to hear of the return of Mr Donald\'s disorder, but leaves \'incidental matters\' to Stevenson\'s discretion. Parts of the letter are illegible due to a poor copy.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Donald, p.130', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2498, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4890, 'CUL/1/1/17/86', '1784-07-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 July 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply,  [to John Andrew] headed \'Mr Livingstone\' [Vol.17 p.131].', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Livingstone, p.131', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 14:16:27', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3003, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4891, 'CUL/1/1/17/87', '1784-08-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 August 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of an unnamed male patient of Mr (Dr) Charles Watson [Vol., 17, pp.132-3]. Very poor copy with some unrecoverable text.', 'Letter concerning the case of a patient of Mr Watson, pp.132-3.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2449, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4892, 'CUL/1/1/17/88', '1784-08-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 August 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Miss Renton\' [Vol.17 pp.134-5]', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Renton, pp.134-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2725, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4893, 'CUL/1/1/17/89', '1784-08-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 August 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of an unnamed female patient.. Cullen thanks the best remedy is daily exercise despite it being the coldest summer he has known for fifty years.', 'Letter concerning the case of an unnamed female patient, p.136. Cullen thanks the best remedy is daily exercise despite it being the coldest summer he has known for fifty years.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 21:09:19', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3930, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4894, 'CUL/1/1/17/90', '1784-08-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 August 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, to George McCallum, concerning \'Jackey Hamilton\'.', 'Letter concerning the case of Jackey[?] Hamilton, p.137', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 14:58:13', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3060, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4895, 'CUL/1/1/17/91', '1784-08-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 August 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr McMurdochs Son\' [Vol.17 pp.138-9]', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr McMurdoch\'s son, pp.138-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3106, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4896, 'CUL/1/1/17/92', '1784-08-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 August 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter (possibly to William Ingham) concerning the case of Mr Hudson, who has respiratory problems: \'there is some danger of his being affected with a Peripneumonia notha\'. A pea issue in the neck is recommended. Poor quality machine copy [Vol.17, pp.140-1].', 'Letter (possibly to William Ingham) concerning the case of Mr Hudson, who has respiratory problems: \'there is some danger of his being affected with a Peripneumonia notha\'. A pea issue in the neck is recommended. Poor quality machine copy. pp.140-1 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3875, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4897, 'CUL/1/1/17/93', '1784-08-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 August 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Andrew concerning Mr Livingston\'s son.', 'Letter to Mr Andrew concerning Mr Livingston\'s son, pp.112-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 14:10:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5127, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4898, 'CUL/1/1/17/94', '1784-08-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 August 1784', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr French.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr French, pp.144-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 15:19:50', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4289, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4899, 'CUL/1/1/17/95', '1784-08-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 August 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr. Wm. Home C[oncerning] a Lady\' [Vol.19 pp.148-9]. Cullen is disappointed his prescriptions have not yielded the desired effect, though acknowledges such cases often prove obstinate. He includes recipes for a strengthening electuary and strengthening drops. ', 'Letter to Mr William Home concerning the case of an unnamed female patient, pp.148-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4745, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4900, 'CUL/1/1/17/96', '1784-08-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 August 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Miss Renton\' [Vol.17 pp.150-1]', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Renton, pp.150-1', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2776, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4902, 'CUL/1/1/17/97', '1784-08-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 August 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mrs Forbes.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Forbes, pp.152-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 08:05:54', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5185, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4903, 'CUL/1/1/17/98', '1784-09-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 September 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mrs Walker.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Walker, pp.154-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:52:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5184, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4904, 'CUL/1/1/17/99', '1784-08-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 August 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Buists Son\' [Vol.17 p.156]. The patient is incorrectly referred to in the index as \'Mr Baillie\'s Son\'.', 'Letter concerning the case of a patient identified in the index as \'Mr Baillie\'s Son\', p.156. [Not sure about the name here. It doesn\'t look like Baile. The header could read \'For Mr Buists Son\'. LMcC It is Mr Buists Son and is related to case 1742. LMcC]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2368, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4905, 'CUL/1/1/17/100', '1784-09-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 September 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Robb.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Robb, pp.157-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 08:11:22', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5183, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4906, 'CUL/1/1/17/101', '1784-09-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 September 1784', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Dr C. Robertson C(once)r(ning) Mr Stevenson\' [Vol.17 pp.159-160]. Despite the the Reverend Mr Stevenson\'s pulse not exceeding 80, Cullen thinks a diagnosis of fever should not be ruled out.', 'Letter to Dr C. Robertson concerning Revd. Stevenson, pp.159-160. Destination of letter inferred from Letter 2504. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3722, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4907, 'CUL/1/1/17/102', '1784-09-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 September 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Col. Clarke\' [Vol.17 pp.161-2]. This letter concerns the case of Colonel Clerk and was written after his nephew, Colonel Maxwell, had visited Cullen with an account of his progress. Cullen gives advice on diet and exercise.', 'Letter concerning the case of Colonel Clerk, after his nephew Colonel Maxwell has visited Cullen with an account of his progress. Cullen gives advice on diet and exercise. pp.161-2 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:06:52', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5522, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4909, 'CUL/1/1/17/104', '1784-09-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 September 1784', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Likely.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Likely, pp.163-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 13:28:38', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4894, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4910, 'CUL/1/1/17/105', '1784-09-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 September 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Livingstone of Parkhall.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Livingstone of Parkhall, p.165', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 14:14:37', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3007, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4911, 'CUL/1/1/17/106', '1784-09-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 September 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, in form of brief note, concerning the continuing case of Miss Mary Renton, [Vol. 17, p.166]. Cullen can only suggests continuing her current treatment and regimen, while sending a recipe to moderate her sweatings.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Renton, p.166', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2789, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4912, 'CUL/1/1/17/107', '1784-09-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 September 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Spalding Gordon\' [Vol.17 pp.167-8]', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Spalding Gordon, pp.167-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2187, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4913, 'CUL/1/1/17/108', '1784-09-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 September 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Tye.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Tye, p.169', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:51:46', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5132, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4914, 'CUL/1/1/17/109', '1784-09-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 September 1784', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Revd. Mr Stevenson\' [Vol.17 pp.170-1]. Cullen is glad to find Mr Stevenson in a better way. He advises continuing the glyster and, on the condition Mr Stevenson\'s pulse falls below eighty, to begin a weak decoction of guaiacum and sarsaparilla. Cullen includes a recipe for a specific liniment.', 'Letter concerning the case of the Revd. Mr Stevenson, pp.170-1', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3889, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4915, 'CUL/1/1/17/110', '1784-09-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 September 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mrs Campbell of Clathick & Miss Jeanie\' [Vol.17 p.172-3]. This letter concerns the case of Mrs Campbell of Clathick, who has rheumatism and catarrh, and her daughter Miss Jeanie. Cullen sends regards to all at \'Killermont\', the family home in Dunbartonshire. Clathick is in Perthshire, but Agnes Colquhoun was wife of John Campbell, Provost of Glasgow. Killermont was her inheritance.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Campbell of Clathick, who has rheumatism and catarrh, and her daughter Miss Jeanie, pp.172-3 Cullen sends regards to all at \'Killermont\', the family home in Dunbartonshire. Clathick (from which  is in Perthshire, but Agnes Colquhoun was wife of John Campbell, Provost of Glasgow, and Killermont was her inheritance. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 09:36:08', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4824, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4916, 'CUL/1/1/17/111', '1784-09-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 September 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mrs Fraser Relig\' [Vol.17 pp.174-5]. For the sake of her breast, Mrs Fraser is advised to give up nursing (i.e. suckling) her baby at night by finding a suitable wet-nurse.', 'Reply concerning the case of Mrs Fraser of Relig, who, for the sake of he breast, is advised to give up nursing (i.e. suckling) her baby at night by finding a suitable wet-nurse [Vol. 17, pp.174-5].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4448, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4917, 'CUL/1/1/17/112', '1784-09-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 September 1784', '', '', 3, 1, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply for Mrs and Mr Lawton.\n ', 'Reply for Mrs and Mr Lawton, [Vol. 17, p.176] . This connects with Letter 4919 which has her recipe; and also Letter 4918 which has the recipe for Lawton, drawn-up (as Cullen notes) under the heading \'Mr Colvill\' who was his physician.   ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 08:27:59', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3544, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4918, 'CUL/1/1/17/113', '1784-09-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 September 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, an isolated recipe titled \'For Mr Colvill\' [Vol.17, p.177]. Cooling and Strengthening Powders. William Colville studied medicine under Cullen at Edinburgh. He became established as a surgeon near Dumfries and subsequently consults Cullen him over one of his own patients.', 'Reply, an isolated recipe headed \'For Mr Colvill\' [Vol.17, p.177]. Cooling and Strengthening Powders.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2431, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4919, 'CUL/1/1/17/114', '1784-09-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 September 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Lawton\\, consisting only of a recipe.\n', 'Recipe headed \'For Mrs Lawton\', p.177', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2364, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4920, 'CUL/1/1/17/115', '1784-09-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 September 1784', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of John Fraser Esqr., who is advised on coping with the climate of Jamaica [Vol 17, pp.178-9].', 'Letter concerning the case of John Fraser Esqr., who is advised on coping with the climate of Jamaica pp.178-9. Note to self, check the abbreviation in recipe. DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4111, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4921, 'CUL/1/1/17/116', '1784-09-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 September 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Hunter concerning the case of Mr Mill of Montrose: \'I was in a hurry when I wrote you last and have been so ever since but in the mean time I have given Mr Bennet a Prescription for a new Ointment\'. He provides a prescription for an infusion which the patient is to take while the new ointment is being used [Vol. 17, pp.180-1].', 'Letter to Dr Hunter concerning the case of Mr Mill of Montrose: \'I was in a hurry when I wrote you last and have been so ever since but in the mean time I have given Mr Bennet a Prescription for a new Ointment\'. He provides a prescription for an infusion which the patient is to take while the new ointment is being used. pp.180-1 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3937, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4922, 'CUL/1/1/17/117', '1784-09-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 September 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Miss Renton\' [Vol.17 p.182]', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Renton, p.182', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2798, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4923, 'CUL/1/1/17/118', '1784-09-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 September 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply concerning \'Mr Likely\'.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Likly, p.184', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 13:29:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2347, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4924, 'CUL/1/1/17/212', '1784-09-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 September 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Buist\' [Vol.17 p.184]. It is inferred this letter was addressed to the physician John Gordon as a reply to letter 2521.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Buist[?], p.184. Inferred that letter was sent to the physician John Gordon as reply to letter 2521. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4848, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4925, 'CUL/1/1/17/119', '1784-09-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 September 1784', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mrs Watson, probably to her husband: \' such\nailments frequently end in a Consumption\', but Cullen believes it may be averted by wearing flannel, avoiding exertion (even going upstairs), and diet. He encloses prescriptions in his own hand for a pectoral mixture and anodyne pills. ', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Watson, probably to her husband: \' such\nailments frequently end in a Consumption\', but Cullen believes it may be averted by wearing flannel, avoiding exertion (even going upstairs), and diet. He encloses prescriptions in his own hand for a pectoral mixture and anodyne pills. pp.185-6 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 21:16:28', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5227, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4926, 'CUL/1/1/17/120', '1784-10-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 October 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Dr Alexander Stevenson] concerning the case of the son of Mr Coats.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Coats, pp.187-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 13:58:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4737, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4927, 'CUL/1/1/17/121', '1784-10-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 October 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply,   [to John Andrew] \'Mr Livingstone\' [Vol.17 p.189]', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Livingstone, p.189. [Mr S mentioned in line 1, pp. 1. Can\'t make out his name and don\'t want to make an incorrect ID for him.] [Think it\'s \'Senmore\' - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 14:17:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3014, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4928, 'CUL/1/1/17/122', '1784-10-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 October 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Capt. McPherson\' [Vol. 17, pp.190-1]. He is \'liable to heats and flushings\' and threatened with more troublesome ailments. To fend these off, Cullen gives diet and lifestyle suggestions, and that it may be necessary for him to winter in a warmer climate if he does not improve. ', 'Reply headed \'For Capt. McPherson\', pp.190-1. He is \'liable to heats and flushings\' and threatened with more troublesome ailments. To fend these off, Cullen gives diet and lifestyle suggestions, and that it may be necessary for him to winter in a warmer climate if he does not improve. Cullen approves of the issue in his arm, and suggests a blister if he has any pains. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4018, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4929, 'CUL/1/1/17/123', '1784-10-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 October 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Robert Redpath] concerning the case of Miss Wilkie.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Wilkie, p.192', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:08:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4735, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4930, 'CUL/1/1/17/124', '1784-10-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 October 1784', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to and concerning the case of Captain Hamilton.', 'Letter concerning the case of Captain Hamilton, pp.193-4 This maybe a reply to Letter 2527. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:24:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4046, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4931, 'CUL/1/1/17/125', '1784-10-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'October? 1784?', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of the Revd. Mr. Gillies. Cullen is concerned at the continued recurrence of his ailment. He agrees that if the issue in the head is troublesome, a seton may be more effective, or an issue in the arm [Vol.17, p.195].', 'Reply concerning the case of the Revd. Mr. Gillies. Cullen is concerned at the continued recurrence of his ailment. He agrees that if the issue in the head is troublesome, a seton may be more effective, or an issue in the arm. p.195 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2657, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4932, 'CUL/1/1/17/126', '1784-10-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 October 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of \'Mrs Col. Hepburn\'.', 'Letter concerning the case of \'Mrs Col. Hepburn\', pp.196-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 21:17:48', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4762, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4933, 'CUL/1/1/17/127', '1784-10-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 October 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Miss Burton\' [Vol.17 p.198]. This letter is addressed to Richard Worthington, concerning the case of Miss Burton, who has a gastric complaint. Cullen says that \'A Schirrosity is to be suspected though not\nas it usually is at the Pylorus\'. He recommends the use of opium by glyster and cicuta by mouth.', 'Letter to Richard Worthington, concerning the case of Miss Burton, who has a gastric complaint. Cullen says that \'A Schirrosity is to be suspected though not\nas it usually is at the Pylorus\'. He recommends the use of opium by glyster and cicuta by mouth. p.198 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 09:33:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5337, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4934, 'CUL/1/1/17/128', '1784-10-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 October 1784', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of the Revd. Mr. McFarlane, whose complaints Cullen regards as \'a mixture of Rheumatic affection and of indigestion\'. Ivie Campbell has been involved in treating him. Cullen offers dietary advice, recommends the wearing of flannel, and encloses prescriptions, which are in Cullen\'s own hand. ', 'Letter concerning the case of the Revd. Mr. McFarlane, whos ecomplaints Cullen regards as \'a mixture of Rheumatic affection and of indigestion\'. Ivie Campbell has been involved in treating him. He offers dietary advice, recommends the wearing of flannel, and encloses prescriptions, which are in Cullen\'s own hand. The Argyll location implied by Ivie Campbell (in Strachur)\'s participation and the reference to the patient\'s back pain (worse in Doc ID 2642) suggests he is Rev. Robert Macfarlane of Kilfinan. The addressee may be Dr Hugh Marshall of Rothesay. pp.199-200. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:21:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5055, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4935, 'CUL/1/1/17/129', '1784-10-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 October 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'reply [to William Wightman]  concerning the continuing case of Miss Renton [Vol., pp.20-2]. Cullen advises against her going outside in the colder weather, and is sorry she has \'fallen out with her asses milk\', but advises a preparation of cow\'s milk instead.', 'reply [to William Wightman]  concerning the continuing case of Miss Renton [Vol., pp.20-2]. Cullen advises against her going outside in the colder weather, and is sorry she has \'fallen out with her asses milk\', but advises a preparation of cow\'s milk instead.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2800, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4936, 'CUL/1/1/17/130', '1784-10-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 October 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mrs Rudd.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Rudd, pp.202-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 16:21:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4919, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4937, 'CUL/1/1/17/131', '1784-10-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 October 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Younghusband\' giving a regimen to manage her \'gouty disposition\' [Vol.17 pp.204-6].', 'Reply \'For Mrs Younghusband\' giving a regimen to manage her \'gouty disposition\' [Vol.17, pp.204-6].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1931, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4938, 'CUL/1/1/17/132', '1784-10-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 October 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Revd. Mr. Stevenson\' [Vol.17 pp.207-8]. Cullen insists upon the application of the citrinum to treat Mr Stevenson\'s skin complaint, which he diagnoses as a \'Lepra Icthyosis\'. Cullen suggests Robertsone consult Francois Boissier de Sauvage\'s \'Nosologia Methodica\' (1763).', 'Letter concerning the case of the Revd. Mr. Stevenson, pp.207-8. In the way I read the 1st line of image 3 there maybe an author\'s name, but it is too faint to identify, it might be K....g or s. SH [The author is Sauvage. I\'ve linked him to the letter. LMcC]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3909, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4939, 'CUL/1/1/17/133', '1784-10-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 October 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For George Crawford Esqr\' [Vol.17 pp.209-212].', 'Letter concerning the case of George Crawford Esqr., pp.209-212', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:07:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2496, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4940, 'CUL/1/1/17/134', '1784-11-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 November 1784', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of \'Mr A. B. of London\'.  Name of the person who communicated the Case to Cullen is illegible.', 'Letter concerning the case of \'Mr A. B. of London\', pp.213-4. Unable to read the name of the person who communicated the Case to Cullen. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 13:59:47', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4896, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4941, 'CUL/1/1/17/135', '1784-11-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 November 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Alaxander Stevenson concerning the case of the younger Mr Coats.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Coats[?], p.215', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 13:58:59', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4741, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4942, 'CUL/1/1/17/136', '1784-11-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 November 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to [Dr William Hamilton] concerning the case of Mr Muir who has melancholy condition, which Cullen would term a form of hypochondriasis, though such disorders are often anomalous [Vol.17, pp.216-7].', 'Reply to [Dr William hamilton] concerning the case of Mr Muir who has melancholy condition, which Cullen would term a form of hypochondriasis, though such disorders are often anomalous[Vol.17, pp.216-7].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2249, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4943, 'CUL/1/1/17/137', '1784-11-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 November 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Capt. Balnevis\' [Vol. 17 pp.218-9], probably one of the Edradour family, who has a chest ailment with cough. Cullen advises travelling to southern Europe, especially to Lisbon, and also advises on diet.', 'Letter concerning the case of Captain Balnevis, probably one of the Edradour family, who has a chest ailment with cough. Cullen advises travelling to southern Europe, especially to Lisbon, and also advises on diet. pp.218-9 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5200, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4944, 'CUL/1/1/17/138', '1784-11-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 November 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Revd. Mr. Stevenson\' [Vol.17 p.220]. Cullen suspects the citrinum has been used too liberally, which accounts for the diarrhoea and the soreness of Mr Stevenson\'s mouth. Cullen advises on the management of the above symptoms and on the application of the ointment to treat Mrs Stevenson\'s skin disorder.', 'Letter concerning the case of the Revd. Mr. Stevenson, p.220', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3790, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4945, 'CUL/1/1/17/139', '1784-11-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 November 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mrs Younghusband who Cullen thought was going on well [Vol.17, p.221]. The start of College has made it hard for him to reply so promptly to postal enquiries.', 'Reply concerning the case of Mrs Younghusband who Cullen thought was going on well [Vol.17, p.221]. The start of College has made it hard for him to reply so promptly to postal enquiries.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1985, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4946, 'CUL/1/1/17/140', '1784-11-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 November 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Hart\' [Vol.17 pp.222-5]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Hart\', pp.222-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3558, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4947, 'CUL/1/1/17/141', '1784-11-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 November 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'A. B. Perth\' [Vol.17 pp.226-7]. From letters 2543 and 2544, it is inferred that the patient is Edward Brown. Cullen requests more information from Brown, as his previous account was not clear enough for Cullen to advise him. Cullen also discusses his methods for securing secrecy while employing a scribe when corresponding with patients on delicate matters.', 'Letter concerning the case of \'A. B.\', Perth, pp.226-7 Relates to 2543? DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:07:14', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5139, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4948, 'CUL/1/1/17/142', '1784-11-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 November 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'A. B. Perth\' [Vol.17 pp.228-9]. From letters 2543 and 2544 it is inferred that the patient is Edward Brown. Cullen assures Brown there is \'nothing at least very little of the Venereal\' in his complaints and further states, \'there is no danger of your giving infection in any communication you may think proper to have with the Sex\'. Nevertheless, Cullen prescribes a liquor to flush out venereal taints and includes a recipe in English, in order Brown might understand it.', 'Letter concerning the case of \'A. B.\', Perth, pp.228-9 Possibly relates to 2544? DS [yes, I think this is the case - LG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:07:23', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5134, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4949, 'CUL/1/1/17/143', '1784-11-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 November 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Younghusband\' [Vol.17 pp.230-1]', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Younghusband \'and family\', pp.230-1', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1989, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4950, 'CUL/1/1/17/144', '1784-11-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 November 1784', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Thomas Riddell.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Thomas Riddell, pp.232-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:30:34', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4907, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4951, 'CUL/1/1/17/145', '1784-11-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 November 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Dr Alexander Aberbethie] concerning the case of Captain Urquhart.', 'Letter concerning the case of Captain Urquhart, pp.235-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 20:32:12', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4913, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4952, 'CUL/1/1/17/146', '1784-12-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 December 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply for \'Col. Clarke\' [Vol.17 pp.237-9]. Cullen\'s letter concerns the case of Colonel George Clerke and is addressed to him in response to notes sent by his nephew, Colonel Maxwell. Cullen reiterates previous advice and says it is now too late in the season for the Colonel to go abroad for the winter.', 'Letter to Colonel Clerk, concerning his own case and in response to notes sent by his nephew Colonel Maxwell. He reiterates previous advice and says it is now too late in the season for him to go abroad for the winter. pp.237-9 POORCOPY (partially) Mostly legible: some illegible parts due to the adhesive wafers. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:07:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5521, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4953, 'CUL/1/1/17/147', '1784-12-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 December 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Tait\' [Vol.17 pp.240-1]', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Tait\', pp.240-1', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3109, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4954, 'CUL/1/1/17/148', '1784-12-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 December 1784', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Lady Moncrief\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Lady Moncrief\', pp.242-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 14:27:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3952, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4955, 'CUL/1/1/17/149', '1784-12-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 December 1784', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Mr Rudd] concerning his wife, Mrs Rudd.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Rudd, pp.244-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 17:54:50', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4920, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4956, 'CUL/1/1/17/150', '1784-12-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 December 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to  George McCallum, briefly noting how much bark to give Jackie Hamilton [Vol.17, p.246].', 'Reply to  George McCallum, briefly noting how much bark to give Jackie Hamilton [Vol.17, p.246].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3067, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4958, 'CUL/1/1/17/152', '1784-12-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 December 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of \'Mrs Col. Hepburn\' (presumably the wife of Colonel Hepburn).', 'Letter concerning the case of \'Mrs Col. Hepburn\' (presumably the wife of Colonel Hepburn), p.247', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 21:20:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4764, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4960, 'CUL/1/1/17/154', '1784-12-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 December 1784', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, with directions for an unnamed female patient, with an ailment Cullen describes as \'a frequent one with the Pox\' [Vol.17, pp.250-2]. She is to have warmed water poured on her back from an adapted kettle and is given very detailed directions on diet. Since the prescription enclosed is almost certainly Doc ID 4959, the patient is Mrs Johnstone of Hawkhill (syphilis might explain her later insanity?).', 'Reply, with directions for an unnamed female patient, with an ailment Cullen describes as \'a frequent one with the Pox\' [Vol.17, pp.250-2]. Prescription enclosed is surely Doc ID 4959, so patient is Mrs Johnstone of Hawkhill. Explains the cause of the insanityâ€¦ [MMG]\n\nMerged with doc 4959 - cat num CUL/1/1/17/153 - MH 28/11/14', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:07:43', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3110, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4961, 'CUL/1/1/17/155', '1784-12-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 December 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr G. Watts, in which Cullen expresses his willingness to assist a fellow \'Brethren of the Faculty\' and recommends taking larger doses of Columba root [Vol. 17, p. 253]. Watts is addressed here as \"Mr\' here but at some point did become a qualified physician.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr G. Watts, p.253', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 19:52:03', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4871, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4962, 'CUL/1/1/17/156', '1784-12-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 December 1784', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply to unnamed addressee headed \'For Mr. John Miller\'.', 'Reply to unnamed addressee headed \'For Mr. John Miller\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 15:23:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4017, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(4963, 'CUL/1/1/17/157', '1784-12-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 December 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Forbes\' [Vol.17 pp.257-8]', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Forbes, pp.257-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3111, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4964, 'CUL/1/1/17/158', '1785-01-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 January 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For S. J.\' [Vol.17 pp.259-260]', 'Directions for \'S. J.\', pp.259-260', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2784, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4965, 'CUL/1/1/17/159', '1785-01-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 January 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Her Grace The Dutchess of Gordon\' [Vol.17 p.261]', 'Recipe headed \'For Her Grace The Dutchess of Gordon\', p.261', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3158, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4966, 'CUL/1/1/17/160', '1785-01-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 January 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply giving directions for \'S. J.\', to treat his swollen testicle [Vol.17, pp.262-3].', 'Reply giving directions for \'S. J.\', to treat his swollen testicle [Vol.17, pp.262-3].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2813, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4967, 'CUL/1/1/17/161', '1785-01-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 January 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'S. J.\' [Vol.17, p.264], whose swollen testicle Cullen attributes to \'the stoppage of the running\'. Cullen advises on continuing treatment, including oil injections, and leeches when needed. There is also mention of S.J.\'s female friend or relative, who \'needs no mercury\'.', 'Letter concerning the case of \'S. J.\', p.264', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2814, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4968, 'CUL/1/1/17/162', '1785-01-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 January 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Miss Aitken, [Vol. 17, pp.265-6]. Cullen fears she is incurable but she may \"take a great deal of dying\". Cullen refers to the works of Ruysch and Boerhaave\'s nephew Kaau. He also mentions a Mr Reid of the Customs, that he treated the previous year with Phthisical Symptoms (not found in consultations, but probably a local patient visited in person). ', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Aitken, pp.265-6. He also indicates that she may \"take a great deal of dying\". Cullen refers to the works of Ruysch and Boerhaave. He also mentions a Mr Reid of the Customs, that he treated the previous year with Phthisical Symptoms (so far not found in database). He may have been one of Gilchrist\'s patients. SH Images modified to clarify script. SH.\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4141, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4969, 'CUL/1/1/17/163', '1785-01-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 January 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mrs Fraser\' [Vol.17 pp.267-8]. Cullen is disposed to consider Mrs Fraser\'s breathlessness as part of a \'Spasmodic Asthma\' and the pain of her side to \'an external Rheumatic affection\'. He advises Mrs Fraser guard against cold and recommends the use of opiates to palliate the fits of asthma.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Fraser, pp.267-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4475, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4970, 'CUL/1/1/17/164', '1785-01-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 January 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mrs Seton of Hillside.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Seton of Hillside, pp.269-270', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:01:27', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5182, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4971, 'CUL/1/1/17/165', '1785-01-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter to(?) Dr Smith Carmichael. NOT A CONSULTATION. Dr Wood has told Carmichael that Cullen has been displeased with his conduct, which is not the case \'and I was very angry at him for it\'. Cullen goes on to say that he is \'very conscious of my having been all my life a very bad Correspondent\', and explain that his business at present \'makes me indulge in every neglect that necessity does not force me to break through\', pp.271-2', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4972, 'CUL/1/1/17/166', '1785-01-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 January 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'S. J.\' [Vol.17 pp.273-4]', 'Letter concerning the case of \'S. J.\', pp.273-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2815, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4973, 'CUL/1/1/17/167', '1785-01-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 January 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'S. J.\' [Vol.17 p.273]', 'Letter concerning the case of \'S. J.\', p.275', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2825, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4974, 'CUL/1/1/17/168', '1785-02-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 February 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Captain McNeill\' [Vol.17 pp.276-8].', 'Letter concerning the case of Captain McNeil, pp.276-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2722, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4975, 'CUL/1/1/17/169', '1785-02-04', 'c', 'c', 'i', '4? February 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply probably to John Mackie junior concerning the case of Mrs Mackie, who needs to avoid cold to recover from a chest complaint [Vol.17, pp.279-280].', 'Reply probably to John Mackie junior concerning the case of Mrs Mackie, who needs to avoid cold to recover from a chest complaint [Vol.17, pp.279-280].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2279, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4976, 'CUL/1/1/17/170', '1785-02-08', 'c', 'i', 'i', '8? February? 1785', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Revd. Mr. Dunbar\' [Vol.17 p.281].', 'Letter concerning the case of the Reverend Mr. [Robert] Dunbar, p.281. [Missing recipe for an Electuary. Date inferred from letter 2565, p. 1, l. 2.] | I have transcribed image no. 2 and changed the metadata (\'Recipe\' and \'Enclosures\') - I suppose it was missing at an earlier stage [LG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3114, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4977, 'CUL/1/1/17/171', '1785-02-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 February 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Mc.Dowal\' [Vol.17 pp.282-6]', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr McDowal, Dumfries, pp.282-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2336, 1, 10, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4978, 'CUL/1/1/17/172', '1785-02-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 February 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Gilchrist C[oncerning] Mr. Mc.Dowal\' [Vol.17 pp.287-8]', 'Letter to Dr Gilchrist concerning the case of Mr McDowal (probably the same as in previous letter, given Dumfries connection?), pp.287-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2339, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4979, 'CUL/1/1/17/173', '1785-02-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 February 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply for \'S.J.\' [Vol.17, p.289], addressed to his unnamed friend (possibly a medical practitioner), from whom Cullen has received two letters together. Cullen advises on treating S.J.\'s swollen testicle, and on his female friend, who is undergoing treatment by injection.', 'Letter concerning the case of \'S. J.\', p.289', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2829, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4980, 'CUL/1/1/17/174', '1785-02-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 February 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Harkness\' [Vol.17 pp.290-1]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Harkness\', pp.290-1', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2323, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4981, 'CUL/1/1/17/175', '1785-02-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 February 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Directions for [James] Abernethie Esqr., a young man with consumption, for his journey from Edinburgh to Southampton. He evidently carried this letter with him for Dr John Stewart (see Doc [ID:2571] ); the advice for the journey may be aimed at his older sister, who seems to have been looking after him. Cullen writes: \'If I had been advised more early, I should have proposed his going to Madeira or some place in the South of Europe but it is too late now to go so far off and I hope it will be enough for him to go to the South of England\'. He advises how he should break his journey, the kind of carriage, and diet he should follow.', 'Directions for [James] Abernethie Esqr., a young man with consumption, for his journey from Edinburgh to Southampton. pp.292-4. He evidently carried this letter with him for Dr John Stewart (see Letter ID 2571); the advice for the journey may be aimed at his older sister, who seems to have been looking after him. Cullen writes: \'If I had been advised more early, I should have proposed his going to Madeira or some place in the South of Europe but it is too late now to go so far off and I hope it will be enough for him to go to the South of England\'. He advises how he should break his journey, the kind of carriage, and diet he should follow. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:07:55', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4036, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4982, 'CUL/1/1/17/176', '1785-02-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 February 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe for strengthening pills, headed \'For Mr Westmorland\'.', 'Recipe for strengthening pills, headed \'For Mr Westmorland\', p.293 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4030, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4983, 'CUL/1/1/17/177', '1785-02-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 February 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr John Stewart C[oncerning] a Lady\' [Vol.17 p.296].  Her case is \'very desperate\': the physician who told her that her husband had not infected her with the pox was wrong. Cullen is convinced \'she now labours under a Venereal Phthisis\'. He advises the use of mercury, even though it may \'hurry on\' the Phthisis Pulmonalis fatally. He also tells Dr Stewart that \'this day a Gentleman by my advice given some time ago sets out for Southampton to be under your care\', carrying a letter and directions â€“ a reference to James Abernethie of Mayen. ', 'Letter to Dr. John Stewart concerning an unnamed female patient, in reply to Stewart\'s letter of the 7th. Her case is \'very desperate\': the physician who told her that her husband had not infected her with the pox was wrong. Cullen is convinced \'she now labours under a Venereal Phthisis\'. He advises the use of mercury, even though it may \'hurry on\' the Phthisis Pulmonalis fatally. He also tells Dr Stewart that \'this day a Gentleman by my advice given some time ago sets out for Southampton to be under your care\', carrying a letter and directions â€“ a reference to James Abernethie of Mayen. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4034, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4984, 'CUL/1/1/17/178', '1783-02-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 February 1783', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Miss Ellison and Miss David[son]\' [Vol.17 pp.297-8]. Patient identified as Catherine Davidson of Newcastle from a related letter. Addressee identified as the Newcastle surgeon Mr Ingham in index.', 'Letter concerning the cases of Miss Ellison and Miss Davidson (index gives the addressee as Mr Ingham), pp.297-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2159, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4985, 'CUL/1/1/17/179', '1785-02-15', 'c', 'c', 'i', '15? February 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Ogilvy\' [Vol.17 pp.299-300].', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Ogilvy, in response to \'yours of the 11th\', pp.299-300', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 09:18:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4297, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4986, 'CUL/1/1/17/180', '1785-02-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 February 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter to an unnamed addressee, a medical professional, saying that Cullen has seen \'both your letters to Mr H. Lindsay\' and has considered the case of both the addressee\'s patients (Miss Lindsay and Mrs Bethune).', 'Letter to an unnamed addressee, a medical professional, saying that Cullen has seen \'both your letters to Mr H. Lindsay\' and has considered the case of both the addressee\'s patients (Miss Lindsay and Mrs Bethune)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 13:54:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2418, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4987, 'CUL/1/1/17/181', '1785-02-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 February 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Muir\' [Vol.17 p.303]; Cullen is pleased to find him \'so much recovered after so bad a winter\'.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Muir; Cullen is pleased to find him \'so much recovered after so bad a winter\', p.303', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2248, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4988, 'CUL/1/1/17/182', '1785-02-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 February 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Revd. Robert Dunbar concerning his own case [Vol.17 p.304]', 'Letter concerning the case of the Revd. Mr. [Robert] Dunbar, p.304', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3116, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4989, 'CUL/1/1/17/183', '1785-02-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'February 1785', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mrs McKie\' [Vol.17 pp.305-6].', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs McKie, pp.305-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2278, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4990, 'CUL/1/1/17/184', '1785-02-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 February 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr. Whyte Dysart.\n', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr. Whyte Dysart, p.307 The catchword end of page 1 is not found at top of page 2, I\'ve included it at end of page 1. SH Modified images uploaded to server. SH\n\nPOORCOPY', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:45:06', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5688, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4991, 'CUL/1/1/17/185', '1785-02-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 February 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Sir William Maxwell of Sprinkeld Bart.\' [Vol.17 pp.308-311]', 'Reply headed \'For Sir William Maxwell of Sprinkeld, pp.308-311', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3601, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4992, 'CUL/1/1/17/186', '1785-02-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 February 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Col. Clarke\' [Vol.17 pp.312-3]. Cullen states the advice of gentlemen on the spot would be more beneficial to the Colonel, but due to the esteem in which the Colonel holds him, offers a few words of his own. Cullen recommends opiates to alleviate the Colonel\'s more painful complaints, though only if costiveness can be avoided. If costiveness persists, Cullen recommends extract of hyosciamus as an alternative anodyne.', 'Letter concerning the case of Colonel Clarke, pp.312-3. POORCOPY Mostly transcribed despite visual quality, image modification does not yield any additional legibility. JOB 14/11/14', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:08:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2872, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4993, 'CUL/1/1/17/187', '1785-02-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 February 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mrs Orr\' [Vol.17 pp.314-5]. For the case of Mrs Orr, Cullen gives Alexander Taylor detailed advice on the application of blistering plaisters and answers his query regarding the case of Mr Stuart.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Orr, pp.314-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:08:13', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2962, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4994, 'CUL/1/1/17/188', '1785-03-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 March 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For the Honble. Mr James Cochrane\' [Vol.17 pp.316-8]', 'Letter concerning the case of the \'Honble. Mr James Cochrane\', pp.316-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2168, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4995, 'CUL/1/1/17/189', '1785-03-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 March 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'S. J.\' [Vol.17 p.139]', 'Letter concerning the case of \'S. J.\', p.319', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2833, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4996, 'CUL/1/1/17/190', '1785-03-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 March 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for the \'Honble. Mr. Jas. Cochrane\' [Vol.17 p. 320]. Addressed to the Earl of Dundonald concerning the case of his young son James who has been to see Cullen and Alexander Wood, and went to the country (Culross) \'Tuesday last\' (i.e. 1 March). He writes that \'there are considerable obstructions in his bowels and especially as we judge in the Mesentery\', and he is not optimistic. However, he does not fear any immediate danger, so does not think it necessary to be \'interrupting your Lordships business, or to hurry your Coming to this Country\'. It is unclear where Lord Dundonald currently is, but his wife had died in the London area in November 1784, and he undertook much of his scientific work there.', 'Letter to the Earl of Dundonald concerning the case of \'Honble. Mr. Jas. Cochrane\' â€“ his young son James â€“ who has been to see Cullen and Alexander Wood, and went to the country (Culross) \'Tuesday last\' (i.e. 1 March). He writes that \'there are considerable obstructions in his bowels and especially as we judge in the Mesentery\', and he is not optimistic. However, he does not fear any immediate danger, so does not think it necessary to be \'interrupting your Lordships business, or to hurry your Coming to this Country\'. It is unclear where Lord Dundonald currently is, but his wife had died in the London area in November 1784, and he did much of his scientific work there. p.320 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5223, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4997, 'CUL/1/1/17/191', '1785-03-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 March 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mrs Coulter\' [Vol.17 pp.321-2].', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Coulter, pp.321-2 POORCOPY (partially)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 09:37:35', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5549, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4998, 'CUL/1/1/17/192', '1785-03-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 March 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Ogilvy\' [Vol.17 pp.328-9].', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr. Ogilvy, pp.328-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 09:20:43', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4299, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(4999, 'CUL/1/1/17/193', '1785-03-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 March 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, concerning \'Mr. Ja[me]s Cochrane\' [Vol.17 p.325].', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr. James Cochrane, p.325', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2185, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5000, 'CUL/1/1/17/194', '1785-03-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 March 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'S.J.\' [Vol.17, pp.326-7], addressed to his friend. Cullen encloses \'a Powder put up in a manner the least likely to appear as a medicine\', and advises on its application and the use of a truss. He also gives advice for their female friend.', 'Letter concerning the case of \'S. J.\', pp.326-7, addressed to his friend. Cullen encloses \'a Powder put up in a manner the least likely to appear as a medicine\', and advises on its application and the use of a truss.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2834, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5001, 'CUL/1/1/17/195', '1785-03-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 March 1785', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, concerning the case of \'Mr. J[ame]s Cochrane\' [Vol.17 pp.328-9]. Probably addressed to his uncle, Alexander Cochrane. He has written to the Earl of Dundonald, the little boy\'s father, but \'I am now however extremely concerned from your accounts to find matters advancing so fast\' with his obstructed bowels. He advises Mrs Gilchrist (James\'s grandmother) on anointing his belly, and advises also on the use of Castor Oil and poppy syrup. An aperient prescription is enclosed.', 'Letter concerning the case of James Cochrane, probably to his uncle Alexander Cochrane. He has written to the Earl of Dundonald, the little boy\'s father, but \'I am now however extremely concerned from your accounts to find matters advancing so fast\' with his obstructed bowels. He advises Mrs Gilchrist (James\'s grandmother) on anointing his belly, and advises also on the use of Castor Oil and poppy syrup. An aperient prescription is enclosed. pp.328-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5224, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5002, 'CUL/1/1/17/196', '1785-03-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 March 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to John Stewart concerning the case of Mr. Abernethie, suggesting a possible voyage to Lisbon from Falmouth for him and his sister, since it is too late in the year to go to Madeira.', 'Letter to John Stewart concerning the case of Mr. Abernethie, suggesting a possible voyage to Lisbon from Falmouth for him and his sister, since it is too late in the year to go to Madeira. p.330 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 20:42:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4037, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5003, 'CUL/1/1/17/197', '1785-03-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 March 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr. Alexr. Thomson\' concerning Mr Johnstone [Vol.17 pp.331-2]', 'Letter concerning the case of Alexander Thomson according to annotation but the letter itself appears to discuss a Mr Johnston pp.331-2. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3282, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5004, 'CUL/1/1/17/198', '1785-03-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 March 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mrs McKie\' [Vol.17 pp.333-4].', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs McKie, pp.333-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2281, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5005, 'CUL/1/1/17/199', '1785-03-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 March 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mrs. Orr\' [Vol.17 pp.335-6]. Cullen is still puzzled regarding the nature of Mrs Orr\'s complaints. Though at first he considered them as an affection of the nervous system, he is now persuaded they may \'depend upon an Organic affection\' of the brain. He outlines his process for answering questions during busy periods and invites Taylor to report on his case of tetanus he mentioned in his previous letter.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Orr, pp.335-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:08:23', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2968, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5006, 'CUL/1/1/17/200', '1785-03-13', 'i', 'i', 'c', '13 March? 1785?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, to Captain Alexander Cochrane concerning the case of his nephew Mr James Cochrane, in which Cullen explains that neither he nor Mr Wood (the Edinburgh surgeon) is able to come over to Culross to attend in person, but they do approve of his treatment by the local physicians [Vol.17, pp.337-8].', 'Reply, to Captain Alexander Cochrane concerning the case of his nephew Mr James Cochrane, in which Cullen explains that neither he nor Mr Wood (the Edinburgh surgeon) is able to come over to Culross to attend in person, but they do approve of his treatment by the local physicians [Vol.17, pp.337-8].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2188, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5007, 'CUL/1/1/17/201', '1785-03-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 March 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Miss Campbell of Dunstaffnage\' [Vol.17 pp.339-40].', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Campbell of Dunstaffnage\', pp.339-340', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2211, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5008, 'CUL/1/1/17/202', '1785-03-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 March 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Low\' [Vol.17 p.341]. Addressed to an unnamed medical professional under whose care Mr Low is shortly to be placed. Cullen believes Mr Low \'labours under a Schirrosity in the bottom of the Stomach or Colon\' and considers it \'a very unfavourable, perhaps a desperate Case\'. Cullen recommends cicuta to attempt the patient\'s relief.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr. Low, p.341', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:08:34', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4722, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5009, 'CUL/1/1/17/203', '1785-03-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 March 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Replyto Dr Heysham concerning the case of an unnamed patient.', 'Letter to Dr Heysham concerning the case of an unnamed patient, pp.342-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 21:07:08', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3600, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5010, 'CUL/1/1/17/204', '1785-03-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 March 1785', '', '', 3, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Miss Paris.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Paris, p.344', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:17:39', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5181, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5011, 'CUL/1/1/17/205', '1785-03-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 March 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Heywood\' [Vol.17 pp.345-8]', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Heywood\', pp.345-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2444, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5012, 'CUL/1/1/17/206', '1785-03-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 March 1785', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Brown\'s friend\' [Vol.17 pp.349-351]', 'Letter concerning the case of \'Dr Brown\'s friend\', pp.349-351', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5285, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5013, 'CUL/1/1/17/207', '1785-03-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 March 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to John Goodsir concerning the cases of Miss Lindesay and Mrs Bethune.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Lindesay and Mrs Bethune, pp.352-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 14:10:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2441, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5014, 'CUL/1/1/17/208', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Index to volume CUL/1/1/17, listing letters by page number. Three pages.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5015, 'CUL/1/1/17/213', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Single blank page and back cover from volume CUL/1/1/17', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5016, 'CUL/1/1/18/1', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Cover and two blank pages from CUL/1/1/18. \'Dr William Cullen\'s Consultation Letters From 1st April 1785 to 31st December 1785\'.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5017, 'CUL/1/1/18/2', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Old cover slip from volume CUL/1/1/18, single images. [Note - this actually comes after \'A\' in the index, CUL/1/1/18/3, but is being treated as a separate document.]', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5018, 'CUL/1/1/18/3', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Index for volume CUL/1/1/18, listing patients by last name. ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 25, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5019, 'CUL/1/1/18/4', '1785-04-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 April 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Ogilvy\' [Vol.18, p.1].', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Ogilvy, p.1', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 09:21:58', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4301, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5020, 'CUL/1/1/18/5', '1785-04-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 April 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs McKie\' [Vol.18 pp.2-3].', 'Recipe and following reply headed \'For Mrs McKie\', pp.2-3\n\nImage 1 moved to end. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2300, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5021, 'CUL/1/1/18/6', '1785-04-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 April 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Jones\' [Vol.18 pp.4-6]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Jones\', pp.4-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2416, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5022, 'CUL/1/1/18/7', '1785-04-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 April 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Richd. Milnes C[oncerning] _____\' [Vol.18 pp.7-9]', 'Letter to Dr. Richard Milnes concerning the case of an unnamed patient, pp.7-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3521, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5023, 'CUL/1/1/18/8', '1785-04-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 April 1785', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'[Miss] Henrietta Ross\' [Vol.18 pp.10-12]. This letter is the product of a joint consultation between Cullen and Mr Wood. Cullen and Wood believe Miss Ross\'s ailment does not originate in her chest but rather in the bowels and states there are no grounds to suspect the presence of worms. They advise on appropriate treatments, medicines and diet. Also included is a recipe for an aperient solution.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Henrietta Ross, pp.10-12 POORCOPY', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2407, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5024, 'CUL/1/1/18/9', '1785-04-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 April 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Mary Baillie\' [Vol.18 pp.13-15]. Also mentions Thomas McFarquhar, the addressee\'s son and a former pupil of Cullen\'s.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Mary Baillie, pp.13-15', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3124, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5025, 'CUL/1/1/18/10', '1785-04-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 April 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Miss Campbell of Dunstaffnage\' [Vol.18 pp.16-17].', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Campbell of Dunstaffnage, pp.16-17', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2218, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5026, 'CUL/1/1/18/11', '1785-04-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 April 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Mayes\' [Vol.18 pp.18-19]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Mayes\'. pp.18-19', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3099, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5027, 'CUL/1/1/18/12', '1785-04-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 April 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Dr George Hamiton] headed \'For Mr Michie\'.', 'Reply [to Dr George Hamiton] headed \'For Mr Michie\', pp.20-21', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 16:19:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4933, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5028, 'CUL/1/1/18/13', '1785-04-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 April 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Hamilton of Wishaw\' [Vol.18 pp.22-4].', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Hamilton of Wishaw, pp.22-4 [possibly an error in the dateline, i.e. 1785 instead of 1787; LG] [1785 should be right, it\'s in the correct letterbook for that - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3356, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5030, 'CUL/1/1/18/15', '1785-04-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 April 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Dr George Hamilton, Stranraer.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr George Hamilton, Stranraer, pp.25-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:04:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4306, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5031, 'CUL/1/1/18/16', '1785-04-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 April 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Miss Campbell\' [Vol.18 pp.27-8]', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Campbell of Dunstaffnage, pp.27-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2213, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5032, 'CUL/1/1/18/17', '1785-04-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 April 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mrs Hepburn of [Duffness?].', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Hepburn of [Duffness?], p.29', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 21:21:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4766, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5033, 'CUL/1/1/17/209', '1785-04-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 April 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Mitchell, Montrose.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Mitchell, Montrose, p.30', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:43:00', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4929, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5034, 'CUL/1/1/17/210', '1785-04-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 April 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Colonel Livingstone.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Yates\', pp.31-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 08:04:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3598, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5035, 'CUL/1/1/18/18', '1785-04-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 April 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Bob McKenzie\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Bob McKenzie\', pp.34-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 15:24:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4937, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5036, 'CUL/1/1/18/19', '1785-04-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 April 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Miss Baillie\' [Vol.18 pp.37-8]', 'Letter to [Mr John McFarquhar (Farquharson)] concerning the case of Miss Baillie who is being treated by a Mr Forbes pp.37-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 14:18:00', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3127, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5037, 'CUL/1/1/18/20', '1785-04-22', 'i', 'i', 'i', '22? April? 1785?', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Shaw\' [Vol.18, pp.39-40]. Advice for a lady or girl who is to spend the summer taking a goat whey cure in the Highlands. Date inferred from place in casebook. No incoming letter, so possibly a personal consultation; no firm identification possible.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Shaw\'. Advice for a lady or girl who is to spend the summer taking a goat whey cure in the Highlands, pp.39-40. Date inferred from place in copybook. No incoming letter, so possibly a personal consultation; no firm identification possible. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5531, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5038, 'CUL/1/1/18/21', '1785-04-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 April 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Macleod\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Macleod\', pp.41-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 20:46:31', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3832, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5039, 'CUL/1/1/18/22', '1785-04-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 April 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, to \'Dr Gilchrist C[oncerning] Mr Maxwell\' [Vol.18 pp.45-6]. Also touches upon the cases of Mr McDowall and Miss Aitken. Cullen references his First Lines on the subject of haemorroids.', 'Letter to Dr Gilchrist concerning the cases of Mr Maxwel, Mr McDowall and Miss Aitkin pp.45-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2423, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5040, 'CUL/1/1/18/23', '1785-04-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 April 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr John Westmorland, addressed to the patient directly in which Cullen encloses a repeat prescription of his strengthening pills (as in Doc [ID:4982] ), which he can get made up in Carlisle, and advises him to try cold bathing in the sea or in fresh water to cure his remaining complaints. ', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr John Westmorland, pp.47-8. Cullen encloses a repeat prescription of his strengthening pills (as in Doc ID 4982), which he can get made up in Carlisle, and advises him to try cold bathing in the sea or in fresh water to cure his remaining complaints. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:08:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4032, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5041, 'CUL/1/1/18/24', '1785-04-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 April 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \"Miss Campbell Dunstaffnage\" [Vol.18 pp.49-50]', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Campbell of Dunstaffnage, pp.49-50', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2216, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5042, 'CUL/1/1/18/25', '1785-05-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 May 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr R[ichard] Milnes concerning the case of an unnamed patient.\n', 'Letter to Dr R[ichard] Milnes concerning the case of an unnamed patient, pp.51-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 20:53:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3530, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5043, 'CUL/1/1/18/26', '1785-05-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 May 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to Miss Hamilton concerning the case of \'Jackie\'. It seems that Jackie is a brother of the addressee; letter begins \'A Grandmothers anxiety and your Grandmothers in particular needs no apology for desiring me to relieve it\'. Miss Hamilton is Jackie\'s paternal aunt. Mr Dundas may be Jackie\'s father, John Hamilton-Dundas of Westburn &amp; Duddingston or another relative.', 'Letter to Miss Hamilton concerning the case of \'Jackie\'. It seems that Jackie is a brother of the addressee; letter begins \'A Grandmothers anxiety and your Grandmothers in particular needs no apology for desiring me to relieve it\', pp.55-6 â€“ Miss Hamilton is Jackie\'s paternal aunt. Mr Dundas may be Jackie\'s father, John Hamilton-Dundas of Westburn &amp; Duddingston or another relative - MMG', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 14:56:36', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3068, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5044, 'CUL/1/1/18/27', '1785-05-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 May 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Sommerville [Vol. 18, pp. 57-8].', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Sommerville [Vol. 18, pp. 57-8].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2413, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5045, 'CUL/1/1/18/28', '1785-04-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'April? 1785?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Miss Campbell\' [Vol. 18 p.59]', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Campbell of Dunstaffnage, p.59', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2202, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5046, 'CUL/1/1/18/29', '1785-05-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 May 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [almost certainly to McNaughton Hunter]  headed \'For George Milnes Esqr.\'.', 'Reply headed \'For George Milnes Esqr.\', pp.60-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 14:21:25', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3531, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5047, 'CUL/1/1/18/30', '1785-05-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 May 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Ogle\' [Vol.18 pp.63-7]. A full dietary and exercise regimen, recommending sea-bathing and horse-riding. Possibly given to the patient in person, as in document 5196 Cullen refers to the first time he had seen the patient.', 'A full dietary and exercise regimen, recommending sea-bathing and horse-riding, \'For Mr Ogle\', pp.63-7. This is Ralph Ogle, who was ordained Rector of Ingram in 1786. Possibly given to the patient in person, as in Doc ID 5196 Cullen refers to the first time he had seen the patient. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5544, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5048, 'CUL/1/1/18/31', '1785-05-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 May 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Aitkinson\', whose ailment, which seems to affect her \'power of motion\' and joints, \'is in its nature obstinate and has appeared to be so by its hitherto resisting many remedies which seem to have been previously employed\'. Cullen advises warm bathing (the temperature determined using \'Farenheit\'s thermometer\') and the use of electricity.  The upper part of p. 3 is poorly copied and partially illegible.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Aitkinson\', whose ailment, which seems to affect her \'power of motion\' and joints, \'is in its nature obstinate and has appeared to be so by its hitherto resisting many remedies which seem to have been previously employed\'. Cullen advises warm bathing (the temperature determined using \'Farenheit\'s thermometer\') and the use of electricity. pp.68-9 [MMG] The upper part of p. 3 is poorly copied and partially illegible.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:44:23', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4162, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5049, 'CUL/1/1/18/32', '1785-05-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 May 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Hasswell\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Hasswell\', pp.70-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 08:01:56', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3597, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5050, 'CUL/1/1/18/33', '1785-05-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 May 1785', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Murray, which mentions him taking a curse of medicines at Dalkeith. Cullen mentions a trial of medicines \"lately made at Dalkeith\" which may relieve the \"obstinately Costive\" condition. ', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Murray, which mentions him taking a curse of medicines at Dalkeith pp.73-5. Cullen mentions a trial of medicines \"lately made at Dalkeith\" which may relieve the \"obstinately Costive\" condition. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 11:50:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4879, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5051, 'CUL/1/1/18/34', '1785-05-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 May 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Col. Clarke\' [Vol.18 pp.76-9]. In response to a letter from Mrs Clarke, Cullen provides advice on going abroad, on taking the waters, regimen, and laxative medicines.', 'Letter concerning the case of Colonel Clarke, pp.76-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:09:00', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2874, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5052, 'CUL/1/1/18/35', '1785-05-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 May 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply for \'Miss Cook\' [Vol.18, pp. 80-1], to Dr Charles Keith. Cullen believes her case to be catarrhal rather than phthisical, but since the latter is possible, precautions need to be taken. He gives further advice on using squills. He also extends his compliments to her brother, John Cook of Gallowhill, whom he hopes is continuing to benefit from his advice.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Cook, pp.80-1', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3369, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5053, 'CUL/1/1/18/36', '1785-05-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 May 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Stuart C[oncerning] Miss McKay\' [Vol.18 pp.82-3 and p.88]', 'Letter to Dr Stuart concerning the case of Miss McKay, pp.82-3 and 88', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3595, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5054, 'CUL/1/1/18/37', '1785-05-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 May 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Miss McKay\' [Vol.18 pp.84-7]', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss McKay, pp.84-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3596, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5055, 'CUL/1/1/18/38', '1785-05-15', 'i', 'i', 'i', '15? May? 1785?', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Capt. McNeil\' [Vol.18 pp.89-90]', 'Letter concerning the case of Captain McNeil, pp.89-90', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2723, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5056, 'CUL/1/1/18/39', '1785-05-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 May 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Graham\' [Vol.18 pp.91-3], who suffers from purging, which Cullen ascribes to weakness and laxity in the bowels. Dietary advice and prescriptions are included. He has previously been treated by a Dr Farquharson. Possibly to John Taylor in Falkirk, who is later involved in the case.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Graham\', who suffers from purging, which Cullen ascribes to weakness and laxity in the bowels. Dietary advice and prescriptions are included. He has previously been treated by a Dr Farquharson. Possibly to John Taylor in Falkirk, who is later involved in the case. [MMG] pp.91-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5599, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5057, 'CUL/1/1/18/40', '1785-05-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 May 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr William Anderson concerning the case of an unnamed patient.', 'Letter to Mr William Anderson concerning the case of an unnamed patient, pp.94-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 21:08:34', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3594, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5058, 'CUL/1/1/18/41', '1785-05-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 May 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Angus MacDonnell] concerning the case of Mr Bob McKenzie, and mentioning a Miss Ord as the bearer of the reply(?).', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Bob McKenzie, and mentioning a Miss Ord as the bearer of the reply(?) p.96', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:16:27', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4938, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5059, 'CUL/1/1/18/42', '1785-05-30', 'i', 'c', 'i', '30? May 1785?', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Maxwell\' [Vol.18 pp.97-99]. Cullen is \'of opinion that a Gouty disposition is the foundation of the whole [her various ailments]\' and prescribes a diaphoretic solution, the recipe for which is enclosed. This letter appears to be addressed, more generally, to an unknown physician. In letter 6292, however, Cullen addresses John Gilchrist and states he \'had not the smallest hint of your being concerned in the Case otherwise I should have addressed himself more particularly to you\' in prior correspondence.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Maxwell, pp.97-99', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2553, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5060, 'CUL/1/1/18/43', '1785-05-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 May 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Miss H[enrietta] Ross\' [Vol.18 p.100]. Also mentions Miss Baillie.', 'Letter concerning Miss Henrietta Ross, and mentioning Miss Baillie p.100', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2410, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5061, 'CUL/1/1/18/44', '1785-05-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 May 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to John Hamilton] concerning the case of his young son J. Hamilton.', 'Letter concerning the case of his son J. Hamilton, p.101', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 15:03:29', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3130, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5062, 'CUL/1/1/18/45', '1785-05-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 May 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr John Mudie C[oncerning] _____\' [Vol.18 p.102]', 'Letter to Mr John Mudie concerning an unnamed patient, p.102', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3148, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5063, 'CUL/1/1/18/46', '1785-05-28', 'c', 'i', 'c', '28 May? 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'Mrs McKenzie\' [Vol.18 p.103]. Letter is unsigned.', 'Letter to Mrs McKenzie concerning her own case, p.103 Letter unsigned. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5571, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5064, 'CUL/1/1/18/47', '1785-05-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 May 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Richard Milnes.', 'Letter to Dr Richard Milnes, reply to letter ID2630, pp.104-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 20:54:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3533, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5065, 'CUL/1/1/18/48', '1785-05-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 May 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Harkness\' [Vol.18 p.106].', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Harkness, p.106', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 10:01:37', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2327, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5066, 'CUL/1/1/18/49', '1785-05-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 May 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Angus MacDonnell] concerning the case of Mr Bob McKenzie. ', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Bob McKenzie, pp.107-110', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 15:27:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4939, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(5067, 'CUL/1/1/18/50', '1785-05-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 May 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Jas. Monteith C[oncerning] _____\' [Vol.18 pp.111-2]', 'Letter to Mr James Monteith, concerning an unnamed patient, pp.111-112', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3155, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5068, 'CUL/1/1/18/51', '1785-06-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 June 1785', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply concerning the case of \'Mrs Capt[ain] Cullen\'; letter is addressed \'Dear Captain\', and refers to \'yours of the 26th June\'. Dr Cullen recommends Dr David Pitcairn, if the Captain needs advice of a physician in London. ', 'Letter concerning the case of \'Mrs Capt[ain] Cullen\'; letter is addressed \'Dear Captain\', and refers to \'yours of the 26th June\'. pp.113-4 Dr Cullen recommends Dr David Pitcairn, if the Captain needs advice of a physician in London. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 11:51:57', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4157, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5069, 'CUL/1/1/18/52', '1785-06-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 June 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Letter concerning the case of the Reverend Mr. William Gun.', 'Letter concerning the case of the Reverend Mr. William Gun, pp.115-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:02:13', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5180, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5070, 'CUL/1/1/18/53', '1785-06-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 June 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mrs Donald\' [Vol.18 pp.117-8]', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Donald, pp.117-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3261, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5071, 'CUL/1/1/18/54', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Blank page; p.119 (although the number is crossed out)', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5072, 'CUL/1/1/18/55', '1785-06-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 June 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Marshall\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Marshall\', pp.120-1 (although labelled pp.118-9) CASE 669 ?', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 14:00:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5165, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5073, 'CUL/1/1/18/56', '1785-06-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 June 1785', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Romer\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Romer\', pp.122-4 (although labelled pp.120-2)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 11:48:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4707, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5074, 'CUL/1/1/18/57', '1785-06-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 June 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mrs Cokayne\' [Vol.18 pp.123-6].', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Cokayne, pp.125-8 (although labelled pp.123-6)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2391, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5075, 'CUL/1/1/18/58', '1785-06-13', 'c', 'i', 'c', '13 June? 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Neil Malcom Esqr.\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Neil Malcom Esqr.\', pp.129-130 (although labelled pp.127-8)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 21:25:35', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3144, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5076, 'CUL/1/1/18/59', '1785-06-13', 'i', 'i', 'i', '13? June? 1785?', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unidentified pages of a letter [Vol.18 p.131, although labelled p.129]; however, they probably belong to the previous letter (document 5075) as they discuss young Mr Malcolm. Mentions studies with a Mr Tait, and recommendations for where in Europe the patient should spend the winter: \'upon account of [Nice] being filled with the expensive People of England I would prefer Piza for Mr. Malcolm.\' Final page(s) missing.', 'Unidentified pages of a letter; but probably belong to previous as they discuss young Mr Malcolm. Either another letter with first page missing ,but likely to be part of previous letter but poor copying makes it difficult to match up the text.  p.131 although labelled as p.129. Mentions studies with a Mr Tait. [Nice is, apparently, filled with the expensive people of England. In response to the queries posed in 2652.] That is all that is included in the volume... -JOB POORCOPY Transcribed despite visual quality, image modification does not yield any benefit to legibility. JOB 14/11/14', 'y', 'y', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3142, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5077, 'CUL/1/1/18/60', '1785-06-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 June 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Miss Campbell\' of Dunstaffnage [Vol.18 p.132 (although labelled p.130)].', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Campbell of Dunstaffnage, p.132 (although labelled p.130)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2197, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5078, 'CUL/1/1/18/61', '1785-06-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 June 1785', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Glassell\' [Vol.18 pp.113-6, although labelled pp.113-4]. Probably addressed to Alexander Copland. Cullen recommends a journey and gives dietary advice. Aperient and stomachic recipes are included.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Glassell\', probably for Alexander Copland. Cullen recommends a journey and gives dietary advice. Aperient and stomachic recipes are included. pp.133-6 (although labelled pp.133-4) [MMG] [Please advise on unclear abbreviation in second recipe on p. 7: could be \'Vin. alb. Hyssp.\', but difficult to be sure.]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2658, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5079, 'CUL/1/1/18/62', '1785-06-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 June 1785', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Robert McGowan.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Robert McGowan, p.137 (although labelled p.135)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:41:48', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4950, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5080, 'CUL/1/1/18/63', '1785-06-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 June 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Saml. Thompson C[oncerning] his Son\' [Vol.18 p.138, although labelled p.136]', 'Letter concerning the cases of Mr Samuel Thompson and his son, p.138 (although labelled p.136)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3089, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5081, 'CUL/1/1/18/64', '1785-06-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 June 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr McAlisters son Archibald\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr McAlisters son Archibald\', pp.139-40 (although labelled pp.137-9)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 08:22:39', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5113, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5082, 'CUL/1/1/18/65', '1785-06-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 June 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr [Thomas] Graham\' [Vol.18 pp.141-2, although labelled pp.139-40]. Possibly misdated, as it seems to be a response to his letter dated 26 June. (ID 2648). Cullen advises him to continue taking his medication and encloses another prescription.', 'Letter to Thomas Graham, concerning his own case, pp.141-2 (although labelled pp.139-140). Possibly misdated, as it seems to be a response to his letter dated 26 June. (ID 2648). Cullen advises him to continue taking his medication and encloses another prescription. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5598, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5083, 'CUL/1/1/18/66', '1785-06-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 June 1785', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Charleton.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Charleton, pp.143-4 (although labelled pp.141-2. Make a note regarding Spiritus vitrioli dulcis.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:14:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4897, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5084, 'CUL/1/1/18/67', '1785-06-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 June 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to John Hunter, concerning the case of an unnamed young gentleman \'of a lax and delicate constitution\' who has been undergoing mercury treatment for syphilis. Cullen emphasises that \'he is a regular and sober young man and nothing is to be imputed to any tresspass in his manner of living\'. He and Wood are sending the young man to consult Hunter in London. Cullen also adds to Hunter: \'We cannot conclude this letter without telling you, that now you are a man of Property in this Country we expect you will visit it\'.', 'Letter to John Hunter, concerning the case of an unnamed young gentleman \'of a lax and delicate constitution\' who has been undergoing mercury treatment for syphilis. Cullen emphasises that \'he is a regular and sober young man and nothing is to be imputed to any tresspass in his manner of living\'. He and Wood are sending the young man to consult Hunter in London. Cullen also adds to Hunter: \'We cannot conclude this letter without telling you, that now you are a man of Property in this Country we expect you will visit it\', pp.145-7 (although labelled pp.143-5) [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 11:49:45', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4903, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5085, 'CUL/1/1/18/68', '1785-06-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 June 1785', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'Collector Strang\' [Vol.18 pp.148-9, although labelled pp.146-7].', 'Letter concerning the case of Collector Strang, pp.148-9 (although labelled pp.146-7) POORCOPY (partially)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5552, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5086, 'CUL/1/1/18/69', '1785-06-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 June 1785', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Angus MacDonnell] concerning the case of Mr Bob McKenzie. Just a short note and recipe.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Bob McKenzie; recipe and short letter. p.150 (although labelled p.148). ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 15:28:14', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4944, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5087, 'CUL/1/1/18/70', '1785-06-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 June 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Dods\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Dods\', pp.151-3 (although labelled pp.149-151) Regimen and recipes, including instructions for preparing tussilago, for a female patient with a cough and purging. The symptoms and the prescriptions suggest a consumptive case. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 08:28:25', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3921, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5088, 'CUL/1/1/18/71', '1785-06-00', 'c', 'i', NULL, 'June? 1785', '', '', 5, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Miss Gordon\' [Vol.18 pp.154-5, although labelled pp.152-3].', 'Letter to Miss Gordon concerning her own case, pp.154-5 (although labelled pp.152-3) POORCOPY (partially)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5553, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5089, 'CUL/1/1/18/72', '1785-07-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 July 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Mudie concerning the case of an unnamed patient.', 'Letter to Dr Mudie concerning the case of an unnamed patient, p.156 (although labelled p.154)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 15:28:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3150, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5090, 'CUL/1/1/18/73', '1785-07-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 July 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Capt. Craik\'. Cullen gives dietary and exercise advice, but no medicines, since he is \'clearly of opinion that he has no other Ailment at present but a weakness of his nerves\'. [', 'Reply headed \'For Capt. Craik\', pp.157-8 (although labelled pp.155-6). Cullen gives dietary and exercise advice, but no medicines, since he is \'clearly of opinion that he has no other Ailment at present but a weakness of his nerves\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:13:25', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4900, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5091, 'CUL/1/1/18/74', '1785-07-00', 'c', 'i', NULL, 'July? 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mrs. Donald\' [Vol.18 pp.159-60 (although labelled pp.157-8)].', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Donald, pp.159-160 (although labelled pp.157-8)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 10:52:35', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3263, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5092, 'CUL/1/1/18/75', '1785-06-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 June 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Gordon\' [Vol.161-2, although labelled pp.159-60].', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Gordon\', pp.161-2 (although labelled pp.159-160) POORCOPY (partially)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5556, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5093, 'CUL/1/1/18/76', '1785-07-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 July 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mrs Marshall, written to her daughter Mrs [Francis?] Romer and also advising the daughter.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Marshall, written to her daughter Mrs [Francis?] Romer and also advising the daughter, p.163 (although labelled p.161)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 14:01:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5166, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5094, 'CUL/1/1/18/77', '1785-07-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 July 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Gregory.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Gregory, pp.164-7 (although labelled pp.162-5)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 08:02:45', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3592, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5095, 'CUL/1/1/18/78', '1785-07-05', 'c', 'c', 'i', '5? July 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Bogle\' [Vol.18 pp.168-9, although labelled pp.166-7]. Also mentions Mr Dunlop.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Boyle, [Bogle? and mentions Dunlop] pp.168-9 (although labelled pp.166-7)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3160, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5096, 'CUL/1/1/18/79', '1784-07-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 July 1784', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mrs Maxwell of Kirkconnel\' [Vol.18 p.170, although labelled p.168]. Contents of letter indicate a previous communication which contained the prescribed medicine for the patient (see letter 5059). This letter appears to be addressed, more generally, to unknown physicians. In letter 6292, Cullen addresses John Gilchrist and states he \'had not the smallest hint of your being concerned in the Case otherwise I should have addressed himself more particularly to you\' in prior correspondence.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Maxwell of Kirkconnel, p.170 (although labelled p.168). Contents of letter indicate a previous communication which contained the prescribed medicine for the patient.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2440, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5097, 'CUL/1/1/18/80', '1785-07-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 July 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mrs Cockayne\' [Vol.18, pp.171-2 (although labelled pp.169-170)].', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Cockayne [or Cokayne], pp.171-2 (although labelled pp.169-170)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2393, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5098, 'CUL/1/1/18/81', '1785-07-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 July 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Saml. Thompson Esqr.\' [Vol.18 p.173, although labelled p.171]', 'Letter concerning the case of Samuel Thomson Esqr., p.173 (although labelled p.171)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3094, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5099, 'CUL/1/1/18/82', '1785-07-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 July 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Angus MacDonell in Moffat], concerning the case of Mr Greig, \'a neighbour and Patient of yours\' with a skin eruption and possible lymphatic swellings. Cullen advises on treatment and diet, and includes prescriptions. There is also passing mention of MacDonell\'s boy patient, Mr. MacKenzie.', 'Letter, probably to Angus MacDonell in Moffat, concerning the case of Mr Greig, \'a neighbour and Patient of yours\' with a skin eruption and possible lymphatic swellings. Cullen advises on treatment and diet, and includes prescriptions. There is also passing mention of MacDonell\'s boy patient, Mr. MacKenzie, pp.174-6 (although labelled pp.172-4) [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 15:34:47', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4177, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5100, 'CUL/1/1/18/83', '1785-07-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 July 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Marshall, almost certainly addressed to her daughter Mrs Romer.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Marshall, almost certainly addressed to her daughter Mrs Romer  (as was the previous letter), p.177 (although labelled p.175)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 14:02:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5167, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5101, 'CUL/1/1/18/84', '1785-07-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 July 1785', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr John Warrandice.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr John Warrandice, pp.178-9 (although labelled pp.176-7) TRANSCRIBED BUT NO IMAGE YET DS', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 14:54:16', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4604, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5102, 'CUL/1/1/18/85', '1785-07-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 July 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to a physician named Robert concerning the case of Mr Andrew Millar.', 'Letter to a physician named Robert concerning the case of Mr Andrew Millar [was Milton in error], pp.180-1 (although labelled pp.178-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 11:47:14', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4898, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5103, 'CUL/1/1/18/86', '1785-07-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 July 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Governor Bell\' [Vol.18 pp.182-3 (although labelled pp.180-2)]. The letter is addressed to an unnamed physician, apparently not in Cupar. Cullen identifies his condition as \'a combination of Gouty and Nephritic disposition\', and recommends the use of caustic lixivium and uva ursi (bearberry), for which he gives guidance on preparation.', 'Reply headed \'For Governor Bell\', to an unnamed physician, apparently not in Cupar (possibly Monro?). Cullen identifies his condition as \'a combination of Gouty and Nephritic disposition\', and recommends the use of caustic lixivium and uva ursi (bearberry), for which he gives guidance on preparation, pp.182-3 (although labelled pp.180-2). [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 09:57:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5441, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5104, 'CUL/1/1/18/87', '1785-07-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 July 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Colquhoun\' [Vol.18 pp.184-6, although labelled pp.182-4]. The patient has \'a certain degree of delicacy and debility\'. Advice is given on diet and exercise, and stomachic recipes. ', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Colquhoun\', who has \'a certain degree of delicacy and debility\'. Advice is given on diet and exercise, and stomachic recipes. The use of the shower bath is recommended, pp.184-6 (although labelled pp.182-4) [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5620, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5105, 'CUL/1/1/18/88', '1785-07-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 July 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'Nicolson of Glenbervie Esqr.\' [Vol.18 pp.187-8, although labelled pp.185-6]', 'Letter concerning the case of \'Nicolson of Glenbervie Esqr\'., pp.187-8 (although labelled pp.185-6)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2344, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5106, 'CUL/1/1/18/89', '1785-07-09', 'c', 'c', 'i', '9? July 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Angus MacDonell] concerning the case of Mr Bob McKenzie and the case of Mr Grieg. ', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Bob McKenzie, pp.187-8 [And the case of Mr Grieg. LMcC]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 15:33:59', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4945, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5107, 'CUL/1/1/18/90', '1785-07-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 July 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Marshall.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Marshall, pp..191-192 (although labelled pp.189-190)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 14:02:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5174, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5108, 'CUL/1/1/18/91', '1785-07-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 July 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Fletcher of Bonshaw\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Fletcher of Bonshaw\', pp.193-4 (although labelled pp.191-2)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:25:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3332, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5109, 'CUL/1/1/18/92', '1785-08-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 August 1785', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Ogle\' [Vol.18 pp.195-6, although labelled pp.193-4], in response to \'yours of 28th past\'. Cullen believes he is improving, and encloses another prescription, this time for an antispasmodic.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Ogle, in response to \'yours of 28th past\', pp.195-6 (although labelled pp.193-4). Cullen believes he is improving, and encloses another prescription, this time for an antispasmodic. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5543, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5110, 'CUL/1/1/18/93', '1785-08-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 August 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr J. Nicolson\' [Vol.18 pp.193-4, although labelled pp.196-7]. Includes a brief discussion of Cullen\'s fees.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr J. Nicholson, pp.193-4 (although labelled pp.196-7)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2345, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5111, 'CUL/1/1/18/94', '1785-08-01', 'i', 'i', 'i', '1? August? 1785?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs. Hyslop\' [Vol.18 pp.199]. The dating of the letter is derived from letter 2692, a reply from a letter received at \'the beginning of the month\'.</a>', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Hyslop, p.199. Guess of date from letter 2692 where it is a reply from a letter received at \"beginning of the month\". SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 09:56:28', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5555, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5112, 'CUL/1/1/18/95', '1785-08-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 August 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mrs Aikman to Mrs Forrest, asking her to put her case to Cullen. ', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Aikman\', pp.200-202 (although labelled pp.198-200)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 23:37:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4576, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5113, 'CUL/1/1/18/96', '1778-08-03', 'i', 'i', 'i', '3? August? 1778?', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Glassel\' [Vol.18 p.203, although labelled p.201]. Cullen recommends Mr Glassel continue to take the Soap pills for his Gouty complaints.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Glassel, p.203 (although labelled p.201)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2675, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5114, 'CUL/1/1/18/97', '1785-08-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 August 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Telfuir of Weston\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Telfuir of Weston\', pp.204-5 (although labelled pp.202-3)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:18:26', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5162, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5115, 'CUL/1/1/18/98', '1785-08-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 August 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Maxwell of Munchies\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Maxwell of Munchies\', pp.206-9 (although labelled pp.204-7)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:55:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2765, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5116, 'CUL/1/1/18/99', '1785-08-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 August 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Maxwell of Munchies\' [Vol.18 p.210, although labelled p.208]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Maxwell of Munchies\', p.210 (although labelled p.208) [was originally Mrs in error DS]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2769, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5117, 'CUL/1/1/18/100', '1785-08-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'August 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mrs Maxwell concerning her own case (identified in the index as Mrs Maxwell of Munchies).', 'Letter to Mrs Maxwell concerning her own case (identified in the index as Mrs Maxwell of Munchies), pp.211-212 (although labelled pp.209-211)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:54:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2762, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5118, 'CUL/1/1/18/101', '1785-08-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 August 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr John Strong\', mentioning his wife and a practitioner called Edmonston.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr John Strong\', mentioning his wife and a practitioner called Edmonston pp. 213-5 (although labelled pp.211-3)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 11:40:34', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3330, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5119, 'CUL/1/1/18/102', '1785-08-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 August 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Thomas Collingwood concerning the case of Mr Swan.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Swan, pp.216-7 (although labelled pp.214-5) // Cullen\'s House inserted as Place of Writing, as standard for these machine copied letters - surprised that Gillian hasn\'t included an inferred destination from other documents in the case. \nLinked and resubmitted. GW', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 12:31:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4158, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5120, 'CUL/1/1/18/103', '1785-08-11', 'i', 'c', 'c', '11 August 1785?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to William Hamilton concerning the case of Mr Hyndman. Cullen says the case is one of erysipelas, and advises on treatment. He also sends his regards to Dr Marshall [Vol. 18, pp. 218-9 (although labelled pp. 215-8)] ', 'Letter to William Hamilton concerning the case of Mr Hyndman. Cullen says the case is one of erysipelas, and advises on treatment. He also sends his regards to Dr Marshall. pp.218-9 (although labelled pp.216-7) [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3351, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5121, 'CUL/1/1/18/104', '1785-08-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 August 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Aikman\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Aikman\', pp.220-221 (although labelled pp.218-9)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 23:41:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4579, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5122, 'CUL/1/1/18/105', '1785-08-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 August 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Miss Douglas\' [Vol.18 pp.222-3, although labelled pp.220-1]', 'Letter to an unnamed female addressee [Mrs Elizabeth Douglas; LG] concerning the case of \'Miss Douglas\', in response to \'yours of the 5th\', pp.222-3 (although labelled pp.220-1)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3591, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5123, 'CUL/1/1/18/106', '1785-08-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 August 1785', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply to Dr Groat concerning an unnamed female patient.', 'Letter to Dr Groat concerning an unnamed female patient, pp.224-5 (although labelled pp.222-3)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:31:23', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5565, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5124, 'CUL/1/1/18/107', '1785-08-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 August 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mrs Marshall.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Marshal, in response to \'yours of the 11th\', p.226 (although labelled p.224)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 14:03:15', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5169, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5125, 'CUL/1/1/18/108', '1785-08-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 August 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Telfer\', mentioning \'Mr Runken\'s report of the 10 curr[en]t\'. Refers to Charles Rankine.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Telfer\', mentioning \'Mr Runken\'s report of the 10 curr[en]t\'. Refers to Charles Rankine.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:21:28', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5164, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5126, 'CUL/1/1/18/109', '1785-08-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 August 1785', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Nicol\'s friend.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Nicol\'s friend, pp.228-230 (although labelled pp.227-8)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:32:25', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4981, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5127, 'CUL/1/1/18/110', '1785-08-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 August 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to John Fobes Aikman] concerning the case of Mrs Aikman.', 'Reply [to John Forbes Aikman] concerning the case of Mrs Aikman,', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 11:30:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4578, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5128, 'CUL/1/1/18/111', '1785-08-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 August 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr T. Wells\' [Vol.18 p.233]. Cullen is sorry to hear Wells is still suffering from cramps and spasms, and advises on medicines.', 'Letter to Dr. Thomas Wells concerning his own case, referring to \'yours of the 9th curr[en]t\'. He is sorry to hear he is still suffering from cramps and spasms, and advises on medicines. He sends his compliments to Dr Warren. p.233', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3380, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5129, 'CUL/1/1/18/112', '1785-08-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 August 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Collector Strang\' [Vol.18 pp.234 (although labelled p.232)].', 'Letter concerning the case of Collector Strang, p.234 (although labelled p.232)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 10:21:59', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5559, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5131, 'CUL/1/1/18/113', '1785-08-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 August 1785', '', '', 2, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Campbell of Aress [i.e. Aires]\', [Vol. 18, pp.235-7 (although labelled pp.233-5)]. Aires were \'lands\' adjacent to Portpatirck, which is what he put at the head of his own replies. so this document is linked to this as the likely destination.\'. Internal and external evidence confirms that this letter was addressed to Campbell\'s local physician in advance of his return home from a visit to Edinburgh in August to consult Cullen in person.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Campbell of Aress [i.e. Aires]\', pp.235-7 (although labelled pp.233-5). Searched \'Aress\' through the OS gazetteer (Digimap, GU online access) - no results. But group of buildings called \'Aness\' is in the Shetland Islands (Lat 60.039323, Long -1.204333). I haven\'t put it through as a place request in case you think it might be something else.  [SH] It\'s George Campbell of Aires: see Case 1893. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5527, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5132, 'CUL/1/1/18/114', '1785-08-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 August 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Glassell\' [Vol.18 pp.238-9, although labelled pp.236-7].', 'Letter to a female patient, in response to \'your letter of the 17th\', concerning the case of Mr Glassel, pp.238-9 (although labelled pp.236-7)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2683, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5133, 'CUL/1/1/18/115', '1785-08-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 August 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr James Brown\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr James Brown\', pp.240-1 (although labelled pp.238-9)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 11:45:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4904, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5134, 'CUL/1/1/18/116', '1785-08-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 August 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Keith C[oncerning] Mr Woodman\' [Vol.18 pp.242-3, although labelled pp.240-1]; mentions also the case of Mr Riddell.', 'Letter to Dr Keith concerning the cases of Mr Woodman and Mr Riddell, pp.242-3 (although labelled pp.240-1)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3569, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5135, 'CUL/1/1/18/117', '1785-08-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 August 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Forsyth\' [Vol.18 pp.244-5, although labelled pp.242-3]', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Forsyth\', pp.244-5 (although labelled pp.242-3)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2720, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5136, 'CUL/1/1/18/118', '1785-08-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 August 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mrs Hyslop\' [Vol.18 p.246, although labelled p.244]', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Hyslop, p.246 (although labelled p.244)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5562, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5137, 'CUL/1/1/18/119', '1785-08-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 August 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Stewart at Wolver hampton\', in which Cullen admits there is little more can be done for her [Vol.18, p.247; although labelled p. 245].', 'Reply \'For Miss Stewart at Wolver hampton\', p.247 (although labelled p.245)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2328, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5138, 'CUL/1/1/18/120', '1785-09-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 September 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Watt\' [Vol.18 pp.248-9 (although labelled pp.246-7]. Probably to be sent via her Edinburgh-based cousin Mrs Brown. Cullen is sorry to hear of the old lady\'s many complaints: \'But tho I cannot undertake to make her young again I think she speaks with too much despondency\'. He sends her instructions for a powder to help her strangury, a plaister for her back, and a lotion to bathe her breast, and a diaphoretic.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Watt\', probably to be sent via her Edinburgh-based cousin Mrs Brown. pp.248-9 (although labelled pp.246-7). Cullen is sorry to hear of the old lady\'s many complaints: \'But tho I cannot undertake\nto make her young again I think she speaks with too much despondency\'. He sends her instructions for a powder to help her strangury, a plaister for her back, and a lotion to bathe her breast, and a diaphoretic. Recipes (partly illegible through machine copying problems) are a scribal copy. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2667, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5139, 'CUL/1/1/18/121', '1785-08-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 August 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr George Dunlop.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr George Dunlop, p.250 (although labelled p.248)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:12:15', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4172, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5140, 'CUL/1/1/18/122', '1785-09-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 September 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Capt. Holmes\' [Vol.18 pp.251-2 (although labelled pp.249-250)].', 'Reply, for \'Capt. Holmes\' [Vol.18 pp.251-2 (although labelled pp.249-250)].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 10:07:47', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3038, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5141, 'CUL/1/1/18/123', '1785-09-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 September 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Fenton\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Fenton\', pp.233-5 (although labelled pp.231-3)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:21:37', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3583, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5142, 'CUL/1/1/18/124', '1785-09-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 September 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Neil Malcolm, Esqr.\' [Vol.18 pp.236-7, although labelled pp.234-5]', 'Letter concerning the case of Neil Malcolm Esqr., pp.236-7 (although labelled pp.234-5)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3146, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5143, 'CUL/1/1/18/125', '1785-09-00', 'c', 'i', 'i', 'September? 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Chalmers. Date inferred from surrounding documents.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Chalmers, pp.258-9 (although labelled pp.256-7) Date inferred from surrounding documents -JOB', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:14:46', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3164, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5144, 'CUL/1/1/18/126', '1785-09-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 September 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Gordon of Grieshop\' [Vol.18 pp.260-1, although labelled pp.258-9]', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Gordon of Grieshop[?], pp.260-1 (although labelled pp.258-9)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3571, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5145, 'CUL/1/1/18/127', '1785-09-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 September 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'Dr Currie C[oncerning] Mrs. Johnston\' [Vol.18 pp.262-3 although labelled pp.260-1]. The patient\'s sister has called to see Cullen en route to visiting Hawkhill, and will also communicate news of her condition to her family in Liverpool. Cullen says that, 5 or 6 weeks previously, he had found Mrs Johnston \'in the state of violent insanity\', which \'turned entirely upon Religion\' and was accompanied by fainting and convulsions. He regards the case as hysteric.', 'Letter to Dr Currie concerning the case of Mrs Johnstone of Hawkhill, whose sister has called to see Cullen en route to visiting Hawkhill, and will also communicate news of her condition to her family in Liverpool. Cullen says that, 5 or 6 weeks previously, he had found Mrs Johnston \'in the state of violent insanity\', which \'turned entirely upon Religion\' and was accompanied by fainting and convulsions. He regards the case as hysteric. pp.262-3 (although labelled pp.260-1) [was mistaken for Mr Johnstone DS]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5392, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5146, 'CUL/1/1/18/128', '1785-09-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 September 1785', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mr David Donald\' [Vol.18 pp.264-6]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr David Donald\', pp.264-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5535, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5147, 'CUL/1/1/18/129', '1785-09-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 September 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr. J. Nicholson [Nicolson], confirming that he just needs to keep following Cullen\'s former advice on \'cold bathing and sober living\'  [Vol.18,  p.267; (although labelled p. 265)]', 'Reply to Mr. J. Nicholson, re-stating that he just needs to keep following Cullen\'s former advice on \'cold bathing and sober living\'  [Vol.18,  p.267; (although labelled p. 265)]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2911, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5148, 'CUL/1/1/18/130', '1785-09-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 September 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of John Gordon Esqr..', 'Letter concerning the case of John Gordon Esqr., pp.268-9 (although labelled pp.266-7)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:19:57', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3573, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5149, 'CUL/1/1/18/131', '1785-09-21', 'c', 'i', 'i', '21? September? 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to william Schaw] concerning the case of Mrs Chalmers. Cullen explains that \'[w]hen your letter came here yesterday I was in the Country and therefore could not answer your letter till now\'.  Date inferred from surrounding documents.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Chalmers. Cullen explains that \'[w]hen your letter came here yesterday I was in the Country and therefore could not answer your letter till now\'. p.270 (although labelled p.268) Date inferred from surrounding documents -JOB', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:16:07', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3162, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5150, 'CUL/1/1/18/132', '1785-09-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 September 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mrs Little, concerning her case, which appears to concern aiding conception. Cullen gives dietary advice on the badly copied pages, and also advice on when to have sex: \'you ought not to admitt your Husband but when you are very well disposed to it, and a good deal of abstinence on both sides is often the surest means of its success, and when you are to come together I hold the Evening to be be better than the morning, especially when after a good deal of moderate exercise you have a chance for a good sleep in the night.\'  Extremely poor copy in first two pages. The recipe is headed \'For Dr Cullen\' with \'Mrs Little\' added above.', 'Letter to Mrs Little, concerning her case, which may be regarding aiding conception. Cullen gives dietary advice on the badly copied pages, and also advice on when to have sex: \'you ought not to admitt your Husband but when you are very well disposed to it, and a good deal of abstinence on both sides is often the surest means of its success, and when you are to come together I hold the Evening to be be better than the morning, especially when after a good deal of moderate exercise you have a chance for a good sleep in the night.\'  Extremely poor copy in first two pages. The recipe is headed \'For Dr Cullen\' with \'Mrs Little\' added above. pp.271-4 (although labelled pp.269-272) [MMG] POORCOPY Mostly transcribed, no tangible benefit from image modification. JOB 14/11/14', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:39:05', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4901, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5151, 'CUL/1/1/18/133', '1785-09-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 September 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Miss Boyle Musselburgh\' [Vol. 18 p.275, although labelled p.273], equesting more information about her lucid intervals, and suggesting continuing with the bathing and current treatment.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Boyle, Mussleburgh, requesting more information about her lucid intervals, and suggesting continuing with the bathing and current treatment, p.275 (although labelled p.273) [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5619, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5152, 'CUL/1/1/18/134', '1785-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1785?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe headed \'For Mrs Middleton\'. Not a machine copy, but bound into folio.', 'Recipe headed \'For Mrs Middleton\'. Not a machine copy. p.275 (although labelled p.273)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3178, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5153, 'CUL/1/1/18/135', '1785-10-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 October 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Richard Milnes concerning an unnamed patient.', 'Letter to Dr Richard Milnes concerning an unnamed patient, reply to ID2713, pp.276-7 (although labelled pp.274-5)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 20:54:56', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3537, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5156, 'CUL/1/1/18/136', '1785-10-10', 'i', 'i', 'c', '10 October? 1785?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Dr Alexander Douglas] concerning the case of Mr Anstruther.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Anstruther, pp.281-2 (although labelled pp.279-280) [\'irritation\' in line 40 (bottom of p. 2) not marked up because it\'s unclear from the context whether it refers to an itch/irritation of the skin (symptom ID 78) or nervous irritation as referred to earlier in the letter (condition ID 74) - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 19:59:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3761, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5157, 'CUL/1/1/18/137', '1785-10-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 October 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to [Dr Alexander Mackenzie] concerning [Mr Chisholm].', 'Letter to an unnamed addressee, concerning a patient whose case was \'communicated to me by Mr Alexr. Mackenzie\' - the patient may be Mackenzie himself. pp.283-4 (although labelled pp.281-2)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:00:08', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3198, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5158, 'CUL/1/1/18/138', '1785-10-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 October 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Dr Alexander Doiglas] concerning the case of Mr Anstruther.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Anstruther, pp.285-6 (although labelled pp.283-4)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:01:25', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3784, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5159, 'CUL/1/1/18/139', '1785-10-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 October 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Milnes, in response to \'yours of the 11th curr[en]t\', concerning an unnamed patient. ', 'Letter to Dr Milnes, in response to \'yours of the 11th curr[en]t\', concerning an unnamed patient. pp.287-8 (although labelled pp.285-6)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 20:55:50', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3540, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5160, 'CUL/1/1/18/140', '1785-10-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 October 1785', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, for \'Dr Heysham C(oncerning) Miss Gale\' [Vol.18 pp.289-290 (although labelled pp.287-8)]. This letter appears to be the reply to letter 2719. Cullen thinks the recipe a \'doubtful remedy on my plan\'.', 'Letter to Dr Heysham concerning the case of Miss Gale, pp.289-290 (although labelled pp.287-8) This letter appears to be the reply to Letter 2719. SH Cullen thinks the recipie a \"doubtful remedy on my plan\".', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:09:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4193, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5161, 'CUL/1/1/18/141', '1785-10-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 October 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Reid\' [Vol.18 pp.291-2, although labelled pp.289-290]', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Reid\', pp.291-2 (although labelled pp.289-290)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3208, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5162, 'CUL/1/1/18/142', '1785-10-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 October 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of an unnamed female patient with an rectal disorder [Vol.18, pp.293-5 (although labelled pp.291-3)].  Original letter had enclosed a paper cone sent as a guide to how to undertaking a small, impromptu surgical operation to correct a prolapsed rectum.', 'Letter concerning the case of an unnamed female patient with an rectal disorder, pp.293-5 (although labelled pp.291-3)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3580, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5163, 'CUL/1/1/18/143', '1785-10-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 October 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe headed \'For Mr Watson\'.', 'Recipe headed \'For Mr Watson\', p.296 (although labelled p.294)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 11:48:30', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4731, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5164, 'CUL/1/1/18/144', '1785-10-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 October 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For The Revd. Mr. Ferguson of Moulin\'.', 'Reply headed \'For The Revd. Mr. Ferguson of Moulin\', pp.297-9 (although labelled pp.295-7)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:43:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3201, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5165, 'CUL/1/1/18/145', '1785-11-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 November 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Letter from William McKintyre, whose case was communicated to Cullen by Mr. McIntyre.', 'Letter for an unnamed patient, whose case was communicated to Cullen by Mr. McIntyre, pp.300-202 (although labelled pp.298-300)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:23:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4775, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5166, 'CUL/1/1/18/146', '1785-11-04', 'c', 'i', 'i', '4? November? 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe titled \'For Dr Sue\'s Friend\' [Vol.18, p.303 (although labelled p.301)].', 'Recipe headed \'For Dr Sue\'s Friend\', p.303 (although labelled p.301)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4231, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5167, 'CUL/1/1/18/147', '1785-11-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 November 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to an unnamed male patient [Vol.18 pp.304-5, although labelled pp.302-3]. Cullen is happy to find him \'so well recovered from your late illness\'.', 'Letter to an unnamed male patient; Cullen is happy to find him \'so well recovered from your late illness\', pp.304-5 (although labelled pp.302-3)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3577, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(5168, 'CUL/1/1/18/148', '1785-11-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 November 1785', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Frowde\'.\n ', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Frowde\', pp.306-7 (although labelled pp.304-5). I think date is 26th, looks like a faint \'2\' before the \'6\'. By comparing other Cephalic recipes (liquid based), I made guess that a missing ingredient of the recipe was volatile tinct. of valerian. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 11:44:50', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5711, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5169, 'CUL/1/1/18/149', '1785-11-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 November 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Morris\' [Vol.18 pp.308-313, although labelled pp.306-311].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Morris\', pp.308-313 (although labelled pp.306-311)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2244, 1, 11, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5170, 'CUL/1/1/18/150', '1785-11-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 November 1785', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Letter described in the index as \'Case of a Lady communicated by Mr Alexr. Brown\'; letter begins with \'I have the favour of yours by Mr Jollie\', and the recipe is headed \'For Miss\'.', 'Letter described in the index as \'Case of a Lady communicated by Mr Alexr. Brown\'; letter begins with \'I have the favour of yours by Mr Jollie\', and the recipe is headed \'For Miss   \', pp.314-6 (although labelled pp.312-4)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 11:43:14', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4250, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5171, 'CUL/1/1/18/151', '1785-11-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 November 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Mademoiselle Delassize\' [Vol.18 pp.317-322 (although labelled pp.315-320)]. In advising the patient Cullen warns that \'parties of riotous mirth will always be dangerous to her.', 'Reply headed \'For Mademoiselle Delassize\', pp.317-322 (although labelled pp.315-320). Unsigned letter. I found the English description of proceedure of recipe in image 7  in The Edinburgh New Dispensatory, 1813, but the image is not clear enough to wrk out the Latin. SH In advising the patient Cullen warns that \"parties of riotous mirth will always be dangerous\" to her.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 09:56:12', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5699, 1, 12, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5172, 'CUL/1/1/18/152', '1785-11-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 November 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr McKenzie\'s friend\'. Discusses a treatment involving fixed air and the use of \'Nooth\'s machine\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr McKenzie\'s friend\', pp.323-4 (although labelled pp.321-2). Discusses a treatment involving fixed air and the use of \'Nooth\'s machine\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 11:50:57', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4730, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5173, 'CUL/1/1/18/153', '1785-11-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 November 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Hodgson, concerning the case of Miss Simpson of Sebergham Hall, \'who consulted you at Moffat upon your return from Dumfries in August\'. ', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Simpson, pp.325-6 (although labelled pp.323-4)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 08:12:07', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4978, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5174, 'CUL/1/1/18/154', '1785-11-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 November 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Dr Heysham C(oncerning) Miss Dromore\' [Vol.18 pp.327-8 (although labelled pp.325-6)].', 'Letter to Dr Heysham concerning the case of Miss Dromore, pp.327-8 (although labelled pp.325-6)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 10:18:55', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4224, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5175, 'CUL/1/1/18/155', '1785-11-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 November 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Warrandice\' concerning his own case [Vol.15 pp.329-330 (although labelled pp.327-8)]. Cullen has seen him at Merchiston Hall, and regards his stupor as a nervous symptom. He prescribes a cephalic electuary.', 'Letter to Mr Warrandice concerning his own case, pp.329-330 (although labelled pp.327-8). Cullen has seen him at Merchiston Hall, and regards his stupor as a nervous symptom. He prescribes a cephalic electuary. [MMG] (There\'s a strange word at p.1, l.2 \'Aiscation\' that I cannot find in the OED. LMcC])', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5216, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5176, 'CUL/1/1/18/156', '1785-12-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 December 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Riddell\', who has digestive ailments and fits of cold and heat. Stomachic and laxative prescriptions are given [Vol.18, pp.331-333 (although labelled pp.329-331)]. ', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Riddell\', who has digestive ailments and fits of cold and heat. She used to have bouts of vomiting (see Doc ID 4121). Stomachic and laxative prescriptions are given. pp.331-333 (although labelled pp.329-331). The reference to Mr Bell may be to the Dumfries apothecary, so the letter may be intended for his friend Dr John Gilchrist. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3279, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5177, 'CUL/1/1/18/157', '1785-12-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 December 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Fraser\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Fraser\', pp.334-7 (although labelled pp.332-5) [was mr in error]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 16:08:35', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4727, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5178, 'CUL/1/1/18/158', '1785-12-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 December 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Dr John Warren] concerning the case of Mrs Mack.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Mack, pp.338-341 (although labelled pp.336-9)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 15:07:25', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4617, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5179, 'CUL/1/1/18/159', '1785-12-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 December 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of the Reverend Mr. Ferguson, who has a painful thigh [Vol. 18, pp.342-3 (although labelled pp.340-1)].', 'Reply concerning the case of the Reverend Mr. Ferguson, [Vol. 18, pp.342-3 (although labelled pp.340-1)].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3205, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5180, 'CUL/1/1/18/160', '1785-12-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 December 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to Dr Armitstead concerning an unnamed female patient [Vol. 18, p. 344 (although labelled p.342)]. ', 'Letter to Dr Armitstead concerning an unnamed female patient, p.344 (although labelled p.342). Modified image 1 to clarify writing. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4270, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5181, 'CUL/1/1/18/161', '1785-12-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 December 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Wm. Murray\' [Vol.18 pp.345-6, although labelled pp.343-4]. Probably to James Reid, as the patient seems to be related to the Murrays of Darnhall/Elibank (see Doc ID 5182).', 'Repy concerning Mr William Murray, \'a patient of yours\', who has been to consult Cullen in person. He has a steatomatous tumour in the side, which seems to be pressing upon his right kidney. Cullen prescribes an oil for anointing the tumour. pp.345-6 (although labelled pp.343-4). Probably to James Reid, as the patient seems to be related to the Murrays of Darnhall/Elibank (see Doc ID 5182). [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:09:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5361, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5182, 'CUL/1/1/18/162', '1785-12-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 December 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning Lady Elibank\'s sister (either Anne or Elizabeth Montolieu), who is suffering from a retention, rather than a suppression of the menses, and \'coffee ground\' vomiting and purging. Cullen tells the addressee that \'I had the favour of yours by Lady Elibank\'. He also mentions that William Murray is expected \'in town\'. ', 'Letter concerning Lady Elibank\'s sister (either Anne or Elizabeth Montolieu), who is suffering from a retention, rather than a suppression of the menses, and \'coffee ground\' vomiting and purging. Cullen tells the addressee that \'I had the favour of yours by Lady Elibank\'. pp.347-8 (although labelled pp.345-6). He also mentions that William Murray is expected \'in town\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 15:10:26', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5362, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5183, 'CUL/1/1/18/163', '1785-12-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 December 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Wm. Murray\' [Vol.18 p.347]. Cullen has seen the patient \'again today, and have again examined the tumour on his side\'. He now recommends the use of cicuta. As the patient will be frequently in Edinburgh, Cullen now expects to see him more often in person.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr William Murray; Cullen has seen him \'again today, and have again examined the tumour on his side\'. He now recommends the use of cicuta. As the patient will be frequently in Edinburgh, he now expects to see him more often in person, p.349 (although labelled p.347) [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5363, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5184, 'CUL/1/1/18/164', '1785-12-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 December 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Keith\' [Vol.18 pp.348-9]', 'Letter to Dr Keith concerning his own case, pp.350-1 (although labelled pp.348-9)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3218, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5185, 'CUL/1/1/18/165', '1785-12-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 December 1785', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr John Gordon [Vol. 18, pp.352-3 (although labelled pp.350-1)]. Cullen has not changed his opinion concerning the nature of his complaint.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr John Gordon, pp.352-3 (although labelled pp.350-1) WHY LEVEL 2?\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3574, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5186, 'CUL/1/1/18/166', '1785-12-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'December 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr John Warren to Cullen concerning the case of Mrs Mack, loosely mounted in the casebook.', 'Letter by Dr Warren to Cullen concerning the case of Mrs Mack, on a separate sheet from the volume.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 15:07:55', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4618, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5187, 'CUL/1/1/18/167', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Index for volume CUL/1/1/18, listing letters by page number. Three pages.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5188, 'CUL/1/1/18/168', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Single blank page and back cover from volume CUL/1/1/18', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5189, 'CUL/1/1/19/1', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Cover and two blank pages from volume CUL/1/1/19, \'Dr William\'s Consultation Letters From 3rd January 1786 to 29th December 1786\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5190, 'CUL/1/1/19/2', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Old cover slip, \'Dr William Cullen\'s Consultation Letters from 3d January 1786 to 29th December 1786\'. One image.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5191, 'CUL/1/1/19/3', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Index to volume CUL/1/1/19, listing patients by last name. Some blank pages at the end.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 28, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5192, 'CUL/1/1/19/4', '1786-01-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 January 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Campbell of Barcaldine\' [Vol.19 pp.1-4]', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Campbell of Barcaldine, pp.1-4 POORCOPY (partially)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5551, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5193, 'CUL/1/1/19/5', '1786-01-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 January 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Dobie.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Dobie, p.5', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 10:56:44', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4315, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5194, 'CUL/1/1/19/6', '1786-01-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 January 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Livingston Campbell\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Livingston Campbell\', pp.6-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:45:28', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3340, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5195, 'CUL/1/1/19/7', '1786-01-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 January 1786', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Keith concerning the case of Mrs Wilson. Includes a recipe for Mrs Wilson and one for Mr Cook.', 'Letter to Dr Keith concerning the case of Mrs Wilson, pp.8-9. Includes a recipe for Mrs Wilson and one for Mr Cook.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 11:02:47', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5714, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5196, 'CUL/1/1/19/8', '1786-01-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 January 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \"Mr Ralph Ogle\" [Vol.19 pp.10-11]. Cullen recommends persisting with the regimen and treatment already prescribed, and advises on going to Bath, but no sooner than early-mid March.', 'Letter to Rev. Ralph Ogle concerning his own case, pp.10-11. Cullen recommends persisting with the regimen and treatment already prescribed, and advises on going to Bath, but no sooner than early-mid March. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5542, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5197, 'CUL/1/1/19/9', '1786-01-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 January 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mrs Forsyth\' [Vol.19 pp.12-13]\n', 'Letter to Mrs Forsyth concerning her own case, in response to \'yours of the 3d Curr[en]t\', pp.12-13', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2729, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5198, 'CUL/1/1/19/10', '1786-01-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 January 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr William McIntyre.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr William McIntyre\', pp.15-16', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:24:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4777, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5199, 'CUL/1/1/19/11', '1786-01-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 January 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Williams.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Williams\', pp.16-18', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 08:57:35', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3806, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5200, 'CUL/1/1/19/12', '1786-01-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 January 1786', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply to Dr Holland concerning an unnamed female patient.', 'Letter to Dr Holland concerning an unnamed female patient, pp.19-21. Modified image 1 to clarify some of the script. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:29:08', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4292, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5201, 'CUL/1/1/19/13', '1786-02-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 February 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mrs Aird\' [Vol.19 pp.22-3]', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Aird, \'A. B.\' pp.22-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2751, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5202, 'CUL/1/1/19/14', '1786-01-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 January 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of the Duke of Buccleuch, who \'has done me the honour to speak to me a little about his Complaints\', directed to another unnamed physician.', 'Letter concerning the case of the Duke of Buccleuch, who \'has done me the honour to speak to me a little about his Complaints\', p.24, directed to another unnamed physician. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 15:54:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3796, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5203, 'CUL/1/1/19/15', '1786-02-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 February 1786', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr James R. Millar.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr James R. Millar, p.23', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:01:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4312, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5204, 'CUL/1/1/19/16', '1786-02-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 February 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Thomas Middleton] concerning the case of Mrs Middleton, in response to \'yours of the 3d curr[en]t\'.', 'Letter to an unnamed addressee concerning the case of Mrs Middleton, in response to \'yours of the 3d curr[en]t.\', p.26', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 14:30:59', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3196, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5205, 'CUL/1/1/19/17', '1786-02-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 February 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to Dr Dougal concerning the case of Mr Gordon, in response to \'yours of the 3d\'.', 'Letter to Dr Dougal concerning the case of Mr Gordon, in response to \'yours of the 3d\', pp.27-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:20:46', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3576, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5206, 'CUL/1/1/19/18', '1786-02-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 February 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mrs Cockayne\' [Vol.19 p.29]. Addressed to William Cockayne.', 'Letter to an unnamed male addressee concerning the case of Mrs Cockayne [Cokayne], p.29', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:09:31', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2395, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5207, 'CUL/1/1/19/19', '1786-02-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 February 1786', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for William Lyall [Vol.19 p.30]. Cullen advises cold bathing and the shower bath as treatment for his nocturnal emissions, which he partly attributes to his age. The prescription enclosed is letter 5208, completed the following day.', 'Reply to William Lyall, concerning his own case. Cullen advises cold bathing and the shower bath as treatment for his nocturnal emissions, which he partly attributes to his age. The prescription enclosed is Doc ID 5208, completed the following day. p.30 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 09:56:08', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5371, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5208, 'CUL/1/1/19/20', '1786-02-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 February 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Lyall\' [Vol.19 p.31]. This letter is a strengthening recipe for William Lyall, which was enclosed with letter 5207, dated the previous day.', 'Recipe headed \'For Mr Lyall\' â€“ a strengthening recipe for William Lyall. p.31. (Enclosed with the letter, ID 5207, dated the previous day.) [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:09:45', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5372, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5209, 'CUL/1/1/19/21', '1786-02-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 February 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Capt. Cotton\' [Vol.19 pp.32-3].', 'Letter concerning the case of Captain Cotton, pp.32-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 09:48:26', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5290, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5210, 'CUL/1/1/19/22', '1786-02-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 February 1786', '', '', 3, 1, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply to Miss Grant concerning her own case.', 'Letter to Miss Grant concerning her own case, p.34. POORCOPY Modified images uploaded to server.SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 15:23:32', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5716, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5211, 'CUL/1/1/19/23', '1786-02-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 February 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Nicolson of Glenbervie\' [Vol.19 pp.35-6]', 'Letter concerning the case of \'Mr Nicolson of Glenbervie\', pp.35-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2357, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5212, 'CUL/1/1/19/24', '1786-02-21', 'c', 'c', 'i', '21? February 1786', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr. Macalpine\' [Vol.19 pp.37-8].', 'Letter to Mr Macalpine concerning his own case, in reply to his letter, pp.37-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 09:49:44', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5357, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5213, 'CUL/1/1/19/25', '1786-02-20', 'i', 'i', 'i', '20? February? 1786?', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for Mr. B. M. Adamson concerning the case of George Davidson [Vol.19 pp.39-40]. This letter and the enclosed recipe for a cooling mixture are unsigned.', 'Letter to Mr. B. M. Adamson concerning the case of George Davidson, pp.39-40. Letter is a reply to 2766. Letter and recipe unsigned. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5538, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5214, 'CUL/1/1/19/26', '1786-02-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 February 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Master Wood\' [Vol.19 pp.41-4].', 'Reply headed \'For Master Wood\', pp.41-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 09:51:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5294, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5215, 'CUL/1/1/19/27', '1786-03-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 March 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr William Hamilton concerning the case of Mr John Hamilton\'s infant son.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Hamilton\'s son, p.45', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 15:02:50', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3133, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5216, 'CUL/1/1/19/28', '1786-03-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 March 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Alexander Stewart concerning the case of an unnamed patient.', 'Letter to Mr Alexander Stewart concerning the case of an unnamed patient, pp.46-7. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:31:12', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3228, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5217, 'CUL/1/1/19/29', '1786-03-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 March 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Macalpine\' [Vol.19 p.48].', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Macalpine, p.48', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 09:50:26', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5364, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5218, 'CUL/1/1/19/30', '1786-03-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 March 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Master Wood\' [Vol.19 pp.49-52].', 'Letter concerning the case of Master Wood, pp.49-52', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 09:52:13', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5305, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5219, 'CUL/1/1/19/31', '1786-03-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 March 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Rutherfurd Park\', who is diagnosed as having an \'hysteric affection\' rooted in his stomach\n.', 'Reply \'For Mr Rutherfurd Park\', who is diagnosed as having an \'hysteric affection\' rooted in his stomach [Vol 18, pp.53-4].', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:10:55', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3235, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5220, 'CUL/1/1/19/32', '1786-03-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 March 1786', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For The Revd. Mr. Nicolson\'. His illness \'might arise from some local fault in the parts near the heart\' or be a more general nervous ailment. Prescriptions are enclosed.', 'Reply headed \'For The Revd. Mr. Nicolson\', p.55. His illness \'might arise from some local fault in the parts near the heart\' or be a more general nervous ailment. Prescriptions are enclosed.\n\nRolled back. MH Destination inferred from his parish. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:15:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3239, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5221, 'CUL/1/1/19/33', '1786-03-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 March 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For the Gentleman whose Case is communicated by Mr. Alexr. Dalzel\' (spelt \'Dalzell\' on the recipe and \'Dalziel\' in the index), The patient suffers from seminal weakness, which Cullen ascribes to various excesses, especially his \'long and habitual manustuprations\' (masturbation) and drinking. Temperance and cold bathing, whether in the sea or the use of the cold shower are recommended. Some words are illegible because of blurred copying. ', 'Reply headed \'For the Gentleman whose Case is communicated by Mr. Alexr. Dalzel\' (spelt \'Dalzell\' on the recipe and \'Dalziel\' in the index), pp.56-7. The patient suffers from seminal weakness, which Cullen ascribes to various excesses, especially his \'long and habitual manustuprations\' (masturbation) and drinking. Temperance and cold bathing, whether in the sea or the use of the cold shower (!) are recommended. Some words are illegible because of blurred copying. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:02:14', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5221, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5222, 'CUL/1/1/19/34', '1786-03-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 March 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply to Dr Keith (first name shown here as \'Charles\'), concerning his own case.', 'Letter to Dr Keith (whose first name here seems to be \'Charles\'), concerning his own case. p.58', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:26:03', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5651, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5223, 'CUL/1/1/19/35', '1786-03-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 March 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to to Dr Ferriar concerning [Miss Phillips].', 'Letter to to Dr Ferriar concerning [Miss Phillips] pp.59-60', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:28:56', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3678, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5224, 'CUL/1/1/19/36', '1786-03-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 March 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to Alexander Murray, 7th Baron Elibank, concerning fears about infant health, after Cullen has read Mr Reid\'s account of the last illnesses and autopsies of his three dead babies (Charles, Clara and Gideon). He tries to reassure him: \'Upon the most anxious enquiry I cannot find that there were any unusual, or any ways faulty circumstances in the Mother that could be suspected to give occasion to the unhappy events which happened to the Children, nor indeed can I find any circumstances in the rearing and management of the Children that could be supposed to have such effect.\' He hopes there is no congenital defect, but that \'there are very few instances of the same faults taking place in many Children of the same family\', and gives some general advice about medicines for his living children. ', 'Letter to Alexander Murray, 7th Baron Elibank, concerning fears about infant health, after Cullen has read Mr Reid\'s account of the last illnesses and autopsies of his three dead babies (Charles, Clara and Gideon). He tries to reassure him: \'Upon the most anxious enquiry I cannot find that there were any unusual, or any ways faulty circumstances in the Mother that could be suspected to give occasion to the unhappy events which happened to the Children, nor indeed can I find any circumstances in the rearing and management of the Children that could be supposed to have such effect.\' He hopes there is no congenital defect, but that \'there are very few instances of the same faults taking place in many Children of the same family\', and gives some general advice about medicines for his living children. pp.61-2 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:09:16', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4197, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5225, 'CUL/1/1/19/37', '1786-03-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 March 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs A\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs A\', pp.63-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:19:54', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3341, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5226, 'CUL/1/1/19/38', '1786-03-20', 'i', 'i', 'i', '20? March? 1786?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to James Reid concerning Mr Murray. End of letter is missing.', 'Letter concerning Mr Murray. End of letter is missing. p.65', 'y', 'y', '2015-05-03 15:11:55', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5160, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5227, 'CUL/1/1/19/39', '1786-03-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 March 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Master Wood\' [Vol.19 pp.66-7].', 'Letter concerning the case of Master Wood, pp.66-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 09:51:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5300, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5228, 'CUL/1/1/19/40', '1786-03-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 March 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe headed \'For Mr Greenlees\'.', 'Recipe headed \'For Mr Greenlees\', pp.68-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 11:54:52', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3688, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5229, 'CUL/1/1/19/41', '1786-03-30', 'c', 'c', 'i', '30? March 1786', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Vane. Reply to letter 2780, and was replied to immediately. Cullen describes how 20 years ago he suffered from palpitations, and continued to do so for two or three years.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Vane, pp.70-1. Reply to letter 2780, and was replied to immediately. Cullen describes how 20 years ago he suffered from palpitations, and continued to do so for two or three years. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:04:56', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5705, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5230, 'CUL/1/1/19/42', '1786-03-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 March 1786', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'John\'[Stewart]  concerning the case of Mr Fraser Gregory.', 'Letter to \'John\' concerning the case of Mr Fraser Gregory, pp.72-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:42:59', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4319, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5231, 'CUL/1/1/19/43', '1786-04-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 April 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Sharp\'s son.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Sharp\'s son, p.74', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:16:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3233, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5232, 'CUL/1/1/19/44', '1786-04-03', 'c', 'c', 'i', '3? April 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Steen of Kennet Pans / His son James\'. ', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Steen of Kennet Pans / His son James\', pp.75-6. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:12:11', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3342, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5233, 'CUL/1/1/19/45', '1786-04-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 April 1786', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Alexander Wemyss] concerning the case of Mrs Beaton [Beaston].', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Beaton [Beaston], pp.77-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:22:16', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4323, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5234, 'CUL/1/1/19/46', '1786-04-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 April 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Macpherson\'.\n', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Macpherson\', p.79 and p.82', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:17:12', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3244, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5235, 'CUL/1/1/19/47', '1786-04-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 April 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'T', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Laurence Edmonstone headed \'For Mr Basil Scott\' [Vol. 19, pp.80-1].', 'Reply to Laurence Edmonstone headed \'For Mr Basil Scott\' [Vol. 19, pp.80-1].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2642, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5236, 'CUL/1/1/19/48', '1786-04-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 April 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr. Jessamine\' [Vol.19 pp.83-7].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Jessamine\', pp.83-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 10:54:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3238, 1, 9, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5237, 'CUL/1/1/19/49', '1786-04-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 April 1786', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Saunderson, No incoming letter of 15th February traced, but  Letter 2551 (15 Dec 1784), repeated in Letter 2764 (15 Feb 1786), were incorrectly dated. ', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Saunderson, pp.88-9. No incoming letter of 15th February traced, but a seems like a mistake for the 16th, DS - Actually Letter 2551 (15 Dec 1784), repeated in Letter 2764 (15 Feb 1786), both of which were incorrectly dated. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:26:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3982, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5239, 'CUL/1/1/19/51', '1786-04-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 April 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For the Revd. Mr. Davidson of Inveraray[?]. [There are two addressees in this letter. One is most likely William Leslie, the apothecary, and the other is either Rev. Davidson\'s brother or his physician, Dr James Garrock. Cullen writes \'If he has no other funds but his Stipend I make every Presbyterian Clergyman of Scotland welcome to my advice without a fee...\'.', 'Reply headed \'For the Revd. Mr. Davidson of Inveraray[?], pp.90-1. [There are two addressees in this letter. One is most likely William Leslie, the apothecary, and the other is either Rev. Davidson\'s brother or his physician, Dr James Garrock. Good line: \"If he has no other funds but his Stipend I make every Presbyterian Clergyman of Scotland welcome to my advice without a fee...\"]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:13:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3286, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5240, 'CUL/1/1/19/52', '1786-04-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 April 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Hunt\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Hunt\', pp.92-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:45:08', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3343, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5241, 'CUL/1/1/19/53', '1786-04-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 April 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Master Wood\' [Vol.19 p.94].', 'Letter concerning the case of Master Wood, p.94', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 09:52:43', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5352, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5242, 'CUL/1/1/19/54', '1786-04-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 April 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Nicholson\' [Vol.19 pp.95-6]', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Nicolson, pp.95-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2419, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5243, 'CUL/1/1/19/55', '1786-04-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 April 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter to Mr McMillan concerning the case of his unnamed female patient with a skin ailment, Cullen writes \'I am a little uncertain by what post to send this letter; but have sent it by Cumnock, but shall endeavour to give you notice of it by the Dalmellington Carrier when I can find him\', and that he will charge no further fee if McMillan has to consult him again on the case.', 'Letter to Mr McMillan concerning the case of his unnamed female patient with a skin ailment, pp.97-8. Cullen writes that \'The young Ladys ailment is commonly an\nobstinate one at her time of life, when a certain acrimony prevails for some years, but commonly grows milder and goes away entirely in a few years;, but nevertheless recommends the use of antimonials, with prescription and instructions for use, and a repetition of the goat-whey course in Arran. He writes that \'I am a little uncertain by what post to send this letter; but have sent it by Cumnock, but shall endeavour to give you notice of it by the Dalmellington Carrier when I can find him\', and that he will charge no further fee if McMillan has to consult him again on the case. [Date changed to 23rd from 3rd after finding incoming letter DS] [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:05:58', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4398, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5244, 'CUL/1/1/19/56', '1786-04-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 April 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Monsieur \' [Vol.19 pp.99-100]. The case was communicated by Dr Dubose.', 'Letter for an unnamed patient, headed \'For Monsieur    \'; the case was communicated by Dr Dubose[?], pp.99-100', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5158, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5245, 'CUL/1/1/19/57', '1786-04-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'April? 1786?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Mutter, referring also to her mother, who presumably communicated the case via the addressee.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Mutter, referring also to her mother, who presumably communicated the case via the addressee. p.101', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:25:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3250, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5246, 'CUL/1/1/19/58', '1786-04-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 April 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Dent\'. Advice and laxative prescriptions for Mrs Dent, whose \'Constitution must be considerably weakened\' by her \'numerous Child bearings\' and whose stomach ailments Cullen believes \'depend very much on what happens to the Sex at a certain period of life\' (i.e. are primarily menopausal). He advises against the use of aloetics if she is still menstruating or has piles. The copy is poor in places.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Dent\', pp.102-3. Advice and laxative prescriptions for Mrs Dent, whose \'Constitution must be considerably weakened\' by her \'numerous Child bearings\' and whose stomach ailments Cullen believes \'depend very much on what happens to the Sex at a certain period of life\' (i.e. are primarily menopausal). He advises against the use of aloetics if she is still menstruating or has piles. The copy is poor in places. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:11:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4347, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5247, 'CUL/1/1/19/59', '1786-04-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 April 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Pierie\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Pierie\', pp.104-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:32:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3345, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5248, 'CUL/1/1/19/60', '1786-04-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 April 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe headed \'For Mr. Peirie\'. (May have been sent along with the previous document, but it is dated a day earlier).', 'Recipe headed \'For Mr. Peirie\'. (May have been sent along with document ID 5247, but it is dated a day earlier.) p.106', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:33:05', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3344, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5249, 'CUL/1/1/19/61', '1786-05-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 May 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Miss Forster.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Foster (Forster?), p.105', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:16:16', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4227, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5250, 'CUL/1/1/19/62', '1786-05-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 May 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, concerning the case of Mr Wood [Vol.19 pp.106-7]. The letter is addressed to Dr Wilson, thanking him for his \'account of the dissection of our late Patient\'.', 'Letter to Dr Wilson concerning the case of Mr Wood, thanking him for \'your account of the dissection of our late Patient\', pp.106-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 09:55:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5354, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5251, 'CUL/1/1/19/63', '1786-05-03', 'c', 'c', 'i', '3? May 1786', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mrs [Elizabeth] Murray\' [Vol.19 p.108].', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Murray. \n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2920, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5252, 'CUL/1/1/19/64', '1786-05-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 May 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr. Jessmine\' [Vol.19 p.109].', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Jessamine, p.109', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 10:55:35', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3242, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5253, 'CUL/1/1/19/65', '1786-05-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 May 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Lady Erroll\' concerning the case of her daughter Lady Charlotte [Vol.19 p.110]. Cullen is concerned that his advice would not be successful \"unless a young Lady will part with her hair\".', 'Letter to Lady Erroll concerning the case of her daughter Lady Charlotte p.110 Cullen is concerned that his advice would not be successful \"unless a young Lady will part with her hair\".', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5492, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5254, 'CUL/1/1/19/66', '1786-05-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 May 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'This is a draft of <a href=\"docs.php?id=2810\">[DOC ID:2810]</a>.', 'Reply headed \'For [Robert?] Johnston of Straiton Esqr\', pp.111-113. [I am almost certain this is addressed to Robert, but about Alexander..see other letter in case. Maybe Robert was his son? .... DS]. - Same text of document 2810 (perhaps the 2810 is a transcription, or the other way round - LG)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 17:53:28', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3698, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'h', 'n'),
(5255, 'CUL/1/1/19/67', '1786-05-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 May 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Cannan\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Cannan\', pp.114-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:10:26', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3348, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5256, 'CUL/1/1/19/68', '1786-05-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 May 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of the Rev. Mr. F. Grant, addressed to him in person.', 'Letter concerning the case of the Rev. Mr. F. Grant, p.116', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 21:09:57', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3696, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5257, 'CUL/1/1/19/69', '1786-05-00', 'i', 'c', NULL, 'May 1786?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of an unnamed female patient.', 'Letter concerning the case of an unnamed female patient, pp.117-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 11:57:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3296, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5258, 'CUL/1/1/19/70', '1786-05-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'May? 1786?', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Lady Erroll\' concerning her daughter Charlotte Hay [Vol.19 p.120].', 'Letter to Lady Erroll concerning her daughter Charlotte Hay (and possibly her sister Augusta?). Extremely poor copy. p.120 POORCOPY Partially transcribed, modified images may yield additional text. JOB 14/11/14 Managed to add a few more words from modified images. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5491, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5259, 'CUL/1/1/19/71', '1786-05-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 May 1786', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Colonel Kellet.', 'Letter concerning the case of Colonel Kellet, pp.121-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:44:44', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3353, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5260, 'CUL/1/1/19/72', '1786-05-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 May 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For the Honble. General Leslie\'.', 'Reply headed \'For the Honble. General Leslie\', pp.123-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:11:43', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3354, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5261, 'CUL/1/1/19/73', '1786-05-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 May 1786', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr McKenzie.. Regimen for the young boy, with dietary advice and cephalic and laxative recipes enclosed. Cullen writes: \'We think he should not be set down to study, or any thing perplexing till his health is further confirmed\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr McKenzie\', pp.125-7. Regimen for a young man/boy, with dietary advice and cephalic and laxative recipes enclosed. The patient may be a student or a schoolboy, as Cullen writes: \'We think he should not be set down to study, or any thing perplexing till his health is further confirmed.\' Possibly part of Bob Mackenzie\'s case? Very poor copy. POORCOPY [MMG] Mostly transcribed, no tangible benefit from image modification. JOB 14/11/14', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:17:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4905, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5262, 'CUL/1/1/19/74', '1786-05-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 May 1786', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For the Honble. Mrs Murray\' [Vol.19 pp.128-30]. Cullen prescribes a healing liniment and a cooling lotion to treat her skin eruption. The diaphoretic mixture is to be continued.', 'Reply headed \'For the Honble. Mrs Murray\', pp.128-130', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2929, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5263, 'CUL/1/1/19/75', '1786-05-20', 'i', 'i', 'i', '20? May? 1786?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Response concerning the case of Mrs Aikman (possibly written to her).', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Aikman (possibly written to her), pp.131-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 23:43:43', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4582, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5264, 'CUL/1/1/19/76', '1786-05-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 May 1786', '', '', 3, 1, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Schubach\'. A recipe is mentioned but missing.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Schubach\', pp.133-4 - A recipe is mentioned but missing (LG).', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 21:12:48', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3703, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5265, 'CUL/1/1/19/77', '1786-05-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 May 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr and Miss Still\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr and Miss Still\', pp.135-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 21:12:05', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3700, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5266, 'CUL/1/1/19/78', '1786-05-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 May 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to David Gregory] headed \'For Monsieur Benard\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Monsieur Benard\', pp.137-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:36:55', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3047, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5267, 'CUL/1/1/19/79', '1786-05-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 May 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs [Mary] Forsyth\', briefly concerning the continued application of electricity to her foot and suggesting the use of a table mustard plaister [Vol.19, pp.139-40]. Other letters relating to this case suggest that addressee is very probably Dr A. Halliday. ', '\nReply \'For Mrs [Mary] Forsyth\', briefly concerning the continued application of electricity to her foot and suggesting the use of a table mustard plaister [Vol.19, pp.139-40]. Other letters relating to this case suggest that addressee is very probably Dr A. Halliday. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2737, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5268, 'CUL/1/1/19/80', '1786-05-31', 'i', 'i', 'c', '31 May? 1786?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Miss Forster.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Foster, p.140.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:15:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4226, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5269, 'CUL/1/1/19/81', '1786-05-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 May 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mrs Johnston\' [Vol.19 p.141]. ullen writes that he has not visited her recently, certainly not since her sisters visited. She has frequent severe fits of melancholy, and her case is \'at times of absolute insanity\', but her husband is as attentive and indulgent as her condition allows. However, \'as a Constitutional disease\', Cullen cannot think of measures to prevent recurrences. ', 'Letter to Dr Camplin concerning Mrs Johnston. Cullen writes that he has not visited her recently, certainly not since her sisters visited. She has frequent severe fits of melancholy, and her case is \'at times of absolute insanity\', but her husband is as attentive and indulgent as her condition allows. However, \'as a Constitutional disease\', Cullen cannot think of measures to prevent recurrences.  p.141 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5394, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5270, 'CUL/1/1/19/82', '1786-05-24', 'c', 'i', 'c', '24 May? 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to [John Forbes Aikam]  concerning the case of Mrs Aikman.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Aikman, p.142', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 23:45:27', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4583, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5271, 'CUL/1/1/19/83', '1786-05-28', 'c', 'c', 'i', '28? May 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mrs Aird, [Vol., pp.143-4]. Cullen has more hope than the addressee - identified from related letters as the patient\'s husband John Aird - of her swellings being \'discussed\' (dispersed), by the use of surgical stockings, friction and exercise.', 'Reply concerning the case of Mrs Aird, [Vol., pp.143-4]. Cullen has more hope than the addressee of her swellings being \'discussed\' (dispersed), by the use of surgical stockings, friction and exercise.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2759, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(5272, 'CUL/1/1/19/84', '1786-05-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 May 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mrs Aikman.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Aikman, p.144', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 23:47:07', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4587, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5273, 'CUL/1/1/19/85', '1786-05-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'May 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to an unnamed female addressee [presumably Lady Betty] concerning the case of Miss Hercy.', 'Letter to an unnamed female addressee concerning the case of Miss Hercy, pp.145-6 [Could be the Lady Betty of later letters. LMcC]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:22:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4987, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5274, 'CUL/1/1/19/86', '1786-05-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 May 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Lady Leven.', 'Letter concerning the case of Lady Leven, pp.147-150', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 21:15:29', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3685, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5275, 'CUL/1/1/19/87', '1786-05-29', 'i', 'i', 'i', '29? May? 1786?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mrs [Elizabeth] Murray [of Darnhall] concerning the continual treatment of her skin eruptions [Vol.19, pp.152-1].', 'reply to Mrs Murray concerning the continual treatment of her skin eruptions {Vol.19, p.151].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2936, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5276, 'CUL/1/1/19/88', '1786-05-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 May 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Maitland\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Maitland\', pp.152-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:36:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3682, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5277, 'CUL/1/1/19/89', '1786-05-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 May 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for the \'Rev. Mr Burnside\' [Vol.19 pp.155-6]. Cullen apologises to Gilchrist for his delay in replying as he \'was obliged to be often in the Country\' (possibly relating to his wife\'s health). He says he has refused the fee for this case. He regards the headaches and sweating as \'very entirely Rheumatic\' and gives advice for treatment. Dr Gilchrist should tell Mr Burnside that the sensation he reported of \'the opening of his suture [i.e. of the bones of his skull] is a pure imagination, but let me tell you, that I believe it may have a meaning, and express a distention of the extremities of the numerous arteries which [...] have numerous inosculations along the course of the sagittal suture\'.', 'Letter to Dr Gilchrist concerning the case of the Rev. Mr Burnside, pp.155-6. Cullen apologises for his delay in replying as he \'was obliged to be often in the Country\' (possibly relating to his wife\'s health). He says he has refused the fee for this case. He regards the headaches and sweating as \'very entirely Rheumatic\' and gives advice for treatment. Dr Gilchrist should tell Mr Burnside that the sensation he reported of \'the opening of his suture [i.e. of the bones of his skull] is a pure imagination, but let me tell you, that I believe it may have a meaning, and express a distention of the extremities of the numerous arteries which [...] have numerous inosculations along the course of the sagittal suture\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4151, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5279, 'CUL/1/1/19/90', '1786-06-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 June 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Sir Alexander Cunningham of Craigends Esqr.\'.', 'Reply headed \'Sir Alexander Cunningham of Craigends Esqr.\', pp.157-160', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:26:55', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3676, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5280, 'CUL/1/1/19/91', '1786-05-31', 'i', 'i', 'c', '31 May? 1786?', '', '', 3, 1, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Hamilton of Spittlehaugh\'. Medicines are mentioned but it is not who;;y clear if they had been written out and enclosed.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Hamilton of Spittlehaugh\', pp.161-2. (Image) Page 2 is partly folded on right side obscuring text, and image is slighly blurred. Medicines are mentioned but it is not clear if they had been written out and enclosed, I\'ve flagged they are missing. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 13:07:19', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5718, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5281, 'CUL/1/1/19/92', '1786-06-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 June 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Davidson\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Davidson\', pp.163-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 11:56:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3355, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5282, 'CUL/1/1/19/93', '1786-06-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 June 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to John Forrest]  concerning the case of Mrs Aikman in which Cullen is pleased hear that she is improving.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Aikman, p.166', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 23:50:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4589, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5283, 'CUL/1/1/19/94', '1786-06-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 June 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mrs [Elizabeth] Murray of [Darnhall] who is soon to travel to Moffat, giving detailed advice on how to take the waters there [Vol. pp.167-8].', 'Reply to Mrs [Elizabeth] Murray of [Darnhall] who is soon to travel to Moffat, giving detailed advice on how to take the waters there [Vol. pp.167-8].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2937, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5284, 'CUL/1/1/19/95', '1786-06-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 June 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Burnside\' [Vol.19 pp.169-170]. Cullen again apologises to Gilchrist for his delay in replying: \'Again a piece of troublesome business the illness of my own wife has obliged me to be in the Country\' (she died a few months later). He gives further advice for treatment, such as gradually reducing the temperature of the water to bathe Burnside\'s head and face until it is \'the temperature of the sea\'.', 'Letter to Dr Gilchrist concerning the case of Mr Burnside, pp.169-170. Cullen again apologises for his delay in replying: \'Again a piece of troublesome business the illness of my own wife has obliged me to be in the Country\' (she died a few months later). He gives further advice for treatment, such as gradually reducing the temperature of the water to bathe Burnside\'s head and face until it is \'the temperature of the sea\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4152, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5285, 'CUL/1/1/19/96', '1786-06-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 June 1786', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr. Campbell of Aires\' [Vol.19 pp.171-2].', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Campbell of [Aires?], in response to \'yours of the 9th\', pp.171-2. Date looks like 13 comparing the number with the 3 in the date of letter 5280. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 10:36:14', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5575, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5286, 'CUL/1/1/19/97', '1786-06-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 June 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of \'Miss Hercy Gavin\' the patient mentioned as \'Miss Hercy\' in earlier letters.', 'Letter to an unnamed male addressee concerning the case of \'Miss Hercy Gavin\' - this is likely the patient mentioned as \'Miss Hercy\' in earlier letters. p.176', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:23:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4988, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5287, 'CUL/1/1/19/98', '1786-06-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 June 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Thos. J[ohn?] Stuart.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Thos. J[ohn?] Stuart pp.177-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 13:09:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5722, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5288, 'CUL/1/1/19/99', '1786-06-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 June 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for the Rev. \'Mr. Burnside\' [Vol.19 pp.179-80]. Addressing John Gilchrist, Cullen writes, \'I chuse to shew my attention both on account of Mr. Burnside himself and upon account of his Brother for whom I have a great regard\'. He gives advice on bleeding, including leeches, bark and keeping him cool. He extends his compliments to Mrs Gilchrist, apologising for neglecting to do so previously.', 'Letter to John Gilchrist concerning the case of Rev. Mr Burnside, pp.179-180. Cullen writes, \'I chuse to shew my attention both on account of Mr. Burnside himself and upon account of his Brother for whom I have a great regard\'. He gives advice on bleeding, including leeches, bark and keeping him cool. He extends his compliments to Mrs Gilchrist, apologising for neglecting to do so previously. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4153, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5289, 'CUL/1/1/19/100', '1786-06-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 June 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mrs Cockayne\' [Vol.19 p.181].', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Cockayne [Cokayne], p.181', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2397, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5290, 'CUL/1/1/19/101', '1786-06-27', 'c', 'c', 'i', '27? June 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply for \'Nicolson of Glenbervie\'[Vol.19, pp.182-3], probably to James McNab, and apparently in response to Lady Nicolson\'s letter, which seems to have been delivered by a Mr Greig. He is advised to have a \'bathing machine\' *shower-bath), fitted up in his Irish home, in imitation of those in use in Scotland. The day of writing is unclear, but inferred from position in casebook. Presumably this letter was to be taken back to Ireland by Mr Greig.', 'Letter concerning the case of Nicolson of Glenbervie, pp.182-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:09:54', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2420, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5291, 'CUL/1/1/19/102', '1786-06-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 June 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Richard Chareton concerning his own case.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Charleton, pp.184-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:17:56', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4283, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5292, 'CUL/1/1/19/103', '1786-06-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 June 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Miss Ellison\' [Vol.19 p.186]. For Miss Ellison\'s palpitations, Cullen prescribes a course of carminative drops, for which the recipe is included on page two.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Ellison, p.186', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3636, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5293, 'CUL/1/1/19/104', '1786-06-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 June 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr David Maxwell.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr David Maxwell, pp.188-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:09:22', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3672, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5294, 'CUL/1/1/19/105', '1786-07-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 July 1786', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Innes of Sanside [Sandside near Thurso]\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Innes of Sanside [Sandside near Thurso]\', pp.189-191', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:29:50', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3316, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5295, 'CUL/1/1/19/106', '1786-07-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 July 1786', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Watt\' [Vol.19 pp.192-3]. The letter is probably addressed to her relative, Robert Brown. Cullen sends prescriptions, with advice on anointing her painful joints and on treating her heats and abdominal pains, which he believes to be caused by her piles. He wishes to hear from her directly, writing: \'if Mrs. Watt will be pleased to write me soon an account of her state for the time I shall certainly without any further fee most willingly advise her as well as I can\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Watt\', probably to her relative Robert Brown. Cullen sends prescriptions, with advice on anointing her painful joints and on treating her heats and abdominal pains, which he believes to be caused by her piles. He wishes to hear from her directly, writing: \'if Mrs. Watt will be pleased to write me soon an account of her state for the time I shall certainly without any further fee most willingly advise her as well as I can\'. pp.192-3 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3977, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5296, 'CUL/1/1/19/107', '1786-07-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 July 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Green\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Green\', pp.194-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:13:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3361, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5297, 'CUL/1/1/19/108', '1786-07-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 July 1786', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Crimble. To same addressee as Doc [ID:5298] (The \'two Young Ladies\' Miss Crimble and Miss Shaw are referred to as the recipient\'s \'sisters\', possibly sisters-in-law), and also delivered with Doc [ID:5299] , as Mrs Perry seems to be a friend. ', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Crimble, pp.196-7 and p.200 (recipe). To same addressee as Doc ID 5298 (The \'two Young Ladies\' Miss Crimble and Miss Shaw are referred to as the recipient\'s \'sisters\', possibly sisters-in-law), and also delivered with Doc ID 5299, as Mrs Perry seems to be a friend. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:10:05', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3362, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5298, 'CUL/1/1/19/109', '1786-07-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 July 1786', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Shaw\', addressed to a woman concerning her 2 sisters (sisters-in-law?). The main patient, Miss Shaw, is threatened with a consumption, and there is mention of Miss Crimble and Mrs Perry, as Docs ID 5297 and 5299 seem to be enclosed with this, possibly the result of a group visit from these ladies. Poor copy.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Shaw\', addressed to a woman concerning her 2 sisters (sisters-in-law?). The main patient, Miss Shaw, is threatened with a consumption, and there is mention of Miss Crimble and Mrs Perry, as Docs ID 5297 and 5299 seem to be enclosed with this, possibly the result of a group visit from these ladies. pp.198-200 POORCOPY (partially). Had a check through, there was nothing further I could add, the letter had been pretty fully transcribed. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:37:40', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5532, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5299, 'CUL/1/1/19/110', '1786-07-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 July 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Letter to Mrs Perry concerning her own case. Enclosed with Doc [ID:5298] where it formed part of a group of enclosures concerning different women patients.', 'Letter to Mrs Perry concerning her own case, pp.201-3 - Enclosed with Doc ID 5298. MMG', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:10:48', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3666, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5300, 'CUL/1/1/19/111', '1786-07-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 July 1786', '', '', 5, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Dr William Hamilton]  concerning the case of Mr Syme.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Syme\', pp.204-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:30:55', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5267, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5301, 'CUL/1/1/19/112', '1786-07-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 July 1786', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mrs Cockayne\' [Vol.19 pp.206-7].', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Cokayne, pp.206-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2399, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5302, 'CUL/1/1/19/113', '1786-07-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 July 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Ballantine concerning the case of Mr Baxter.', 'Letter to Mr Ballantine concerning the case of Mr Baxter, p.208', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:33:56', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3317, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5303, 'CUL/1/1/19/114', '1786-07-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 July 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the Honble. Mrs Murray of Aiton. ', 'Letter concerning the Honble. Mr Murray of Aiton, p.209. Correction: Letter concerning the Honble. Mrs Murray of Aiton. SH Letter 2851 seems to be a reply to this one, have taken destination of this letter from 2851. Modified image 1 to make it clearer. SH ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:41:13', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4295, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5304, 'CUL/1/1/19/115', '1786-07-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 July 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Miss Hercy Gavin.\n', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Hercy Gavin, p.210', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:23:56', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4997, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5305, 'CUL/1/1/19/116', '1786-07-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 July 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Miss A. Cook\' [Vol.19, pp.211-3], to an unnamed physician. Cullen ascribes her ailments to \'some fault in her blood\'. He provides a regimen, for medicines, diet and bathing her neck, with several prescriptions. These are to be administered under Mr Fogo\'s direction.', 'Reply \'For Miss A. Cook\' [Vol.19, pp.211-3], whose ailments Cullen ascribes to \'some fault in her blood\'. He provides a regimen, for medicines, diet and bathing her neck, with several prescriptions. These are to be administered under Mr Fogo\'s direction.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3375, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5306, 'CUL/1/1/19/117', '1786-07-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 July 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Edward Cook Esqr.\' [Vol.19, pp.214-7], giving a regimen and several prescriptions. Cullen is \'much obliged to Mr. Foggo for what from very diligent observation he has communicated to us\' regarding his case history. He regards Cook\'s ailments as stemming from \'a Gouty disposition\', exacerbated by \'an hereditary faulty constitution of his bowels\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Edward Cook Esqr.\', pp.214-7. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3265, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5307, 'CUL/1/1/19/118', '1786-07-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 July 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr. Campbell of Aires\' [Vol.19 pp.218-9].', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Campbell of Aires[?], pp.218-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 10:38:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5577, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5308, 'CUL/1/1/19/119', '1786-07-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 July 1786', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Pope\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Pope\', pp.220-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:12:39', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3373, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5309, 'CUL/1/1/19/120', '1786-07-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter to Dr Ciceri[?], in response to \'yours of the 26th June\', discussing medical ideas, including the value of sailing and the use of the swing as a substitute, NOT a consultation letter.\n\nDoes it belong in case 1943? MH\n\nCase issued logged for this. MH', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5310, 'CUL/1/1/19/121', '1786-07-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 July 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Col. Clerk\' [Vol.19 pp.225-6]. Addressed to the Colonel, concerning his own case and in response to queries forwarded by his nephew, Colonel Maxwell. Cullen repeats previous advice and recommends Buxton and Bath for his \'Gouty constitution\'.', 'Letter to Colonel George Clerk concerning his own case, and in response to queries forwarded by his nephew Colonel Maxwell. Cullen repeats previous advice and recommends Buxton and Bath for his \'Gouty constitution\'. pp.225-6 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:11:00', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5520, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5311, 'CUL/1/1/19/122', '1786-07-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 July 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Johnston\', a young gentleman with an ear complaint.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Johnston\', a young gentleman with an ear complaint pp.227-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:35:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3336, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5312, 'CUL/1/1/19/123', '1786-07-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 July 1786', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Miss Hercy Gavin, whose symptoms \'go on from bad to worse\'. ', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Hercy Gavin, whose symptoms \'go on from bad to worse\'. pp.229-230', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:24:43', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5006, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5313, 'CUL/1/1/19/124', '1786-07-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 July 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Riddell, who \'has been and perhaps is still threatened with an intermittent\', and Mrs Dorothy Riddell (probably her aunt), for whom Cullen prescribes a febrifuge, and whom he advises to leave Swinburne Castle if it is in a marshy or agueish area, for somewhere drier. The intended recipient may be Dr Jefferson, who attends the Riddells of Swinburne in other correspondence. ', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Riddell, who \'has been and perhaps is still threatened with an intermittent\', and Mrs Dorothy Riddell (probably her aunt), for whom Cullen prescribes a febrifuge, and whom he advises to leave Swinburne Castle if it is in a marshy or agueish area, for somewhere drier. The intended recipient may be Dr Jefferson, who attends the Riddells of Swinburne in other correspondence. pp.231-2 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:32:56', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4165, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5314, 'CUL/1/1/19/125', '1786-07-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 July 1786', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Campbell of Aires\' [Vol.19 pp.233-4].', 'Letter concerning the case of \'Campbell of Aires[?]\', in response to \'yours of the 18th\', pp.233-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 10:39:14', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5584, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5315, 'CUL/1/1/19/126', '1786-07-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 July 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Sir George Moor\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Sir George Moor\', pp.235-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 13:01:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5719, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5316, 'CUL/1/1/19/127', '1786-08-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 August 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Barnes\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Barnes\', p.237', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 13:07:58', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5595, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5317, 'CUL/1/1/19/128', '1786-08-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 August 1786', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr John Strong, concerning his own case; Cullen is \'sorry to find you still continue to complain, and that my medicines formerly advised have not had so much success as I expected\'. He mentions \'the severity of your climate\' and describes sending a prescription for medicines \'north\'.', 'Letter to Mr John Strong, concerning his own case; Cullen is \'sorry to find you still continue to complain, and that my medicines formerly advised have not had so much success as I expected\'. He mentions \'the severity of your climate\' and describes sending a prescription for medicines \'north\'. pp.238-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 11:41:43', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3331, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5318, 'CUL/1/1/19/129', '1786-08-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'August? 1786?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Webster, addressed to her brother.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Webster, addressed to her brother, pp.240-1', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 13:00:15', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5156, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5319, 'CUL/1/1/19/130', '1786-07-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 July 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mrs Cheap of Wellfield.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Cheap of Wellfield, pp.242-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:03:55', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3630, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5320, 'CUL/1/1/19/131', '1786-08-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 August 1786', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Cockburn\' [Vol.19 pp.244-5].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Cockburn\', pp.244-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 10:21:35', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3213, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5321, 'CUL/1/1/19/132', '1786-08-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 August 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Prince Rezzonico\' [Vol.19, pp.246-8], probably addressed to his physician, Dr Testa, and possibly given to the Prince when he consulted Cullen in person (as mentioned in Doc [ID:5439]). The prince may have the remains of a \'taint\' in his blood from his younger years, but he does not seem to have gout. Cullen advises on cold bathing, recommending the shower bath, and the use of the flesh-brush for his swollen ankles. He also encloses prescriptions.', 'Letter concerning the case of Prince Rezzonico, pp.246-8. POORCOPY (partially)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:11:11', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4280, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5322, 'CUL/1/1/19/133', '1786-08-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 August 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Whitehead.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Whitehead, pp.252-3.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:14:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4265, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5323, 'CUL/1/1/19/134', '1786-08-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 August 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Sheldon Cradock Esqr.\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Sheldon Cradock Esqr.\', pp.254-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:26:31', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3664, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5324, 'CUL/1/1/19/135', '1786-09-01', 'i', 'c', 'i', '1? September 1786?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Riddell. ', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Riddell, p.258. Poor copy. POORCOPY Mostly transcribed, no tangible benefit from image modification. JOB 14/11/14', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:54:34', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4105, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5325, 'CUL/1/1/19/136', '1786-09-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 September 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to an unnamed female addressee, concerning the case of her son who is advised to visit Moffat for the waters. Mentions a consultation with Mr Inglis.', 'Letter to an unnamed female addressee, concerning the case of her son who is advised to visit Moffat for the waters. Mentions a consultation with Mr Inglis. p.259', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:15:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3374, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5326, 'CUL/1/1/19/137', '1786-09-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'September? 1786?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Ilderstone [Ilderton], Poor copy towards the end. ', 'Reply \'to John Wilson] concerning the case of Mrs Ilderstone [Ilderton], pp.260-1. Poor copy towards the end. POORCOPY Mostly transcribable, no tangible benefit from image modification. Suggest: rollback. JOB 14/11/14. back to assigned stage. MH [transcribed using original images - LG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:12:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4247, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5327, 'CUL/1/1/19/138', '1786-09-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 September 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Mr William Home] concerning the case of his aunt Mrs Ainsley.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Ainsley, pp.262-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:16:48', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3658, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5328, 'CUL/1/1/19/139', '1786-09-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 September 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of the Reverend Mr. Ferguson.', 'Letter concerning the case of the Reverend Mr. Ferguson, p.264', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:43:59', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5155, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5329, 'CUL/1/1/19/140', '1786-09-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 September 1786', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Farmer Esqr.\' (Recipe is pasted partway through letter here).', 'Reply headed \'For        Farmer Esqr.\', pp.265-7 (Recipe is pasted partway through letter here)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:59:22', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3634, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5330, 'CUL/1/1/19/141', '1786-09-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 September 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Gilchrist concerning the cases of Mr Gordon and Mrs Johnston. mother of Francis Johnston.', 'Letter to Dr Gilchrist concerning the cases of Mr Gordon and Mrs Johnston. mother of Francis Johnston., p.268-9; following recipe on p.269 doesn\'t belong to the letter [now moved to letter 5330]. This letter appears to answer letter 2872. SH and Ds', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:36:32', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4829, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5331, 'CUL/1/1/19/142', '1786-09-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 September 1786', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe and reply headed \'For Mrs Johnston of Cowhill\', Cullen sent letter to Dumfries as he did not know where Cowhill was.', 'Recipe and reply headed \'For Mrs Johnston of Cowhill\', pp.269-270. Cullen sent letter to Dumfries as he did not know where Cowhill was. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:39:35', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4830, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5332, 'CUL/1/1/19/143', '1786-09-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 September 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Riddell; Cullen thanks the addressee for giving him accounts of the patient, \'as I am exceedingly desirous of doing him all the service in my power\'.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Riddell; Cullen thanks the addressee for giving him accounts of the patient, \'as I am exceedingly desirous of doing him all the service in my power\', pp.271-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:55:06', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4108, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5333, 'CUL/1/1/19/144', '1786-09-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 September 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Campbell of Aires\' [Vol.19 p.273].', 'Letter to Campbell of Aires[?], concerning his own case, p.273', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 10:40:27', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5581, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5334, 'CUL/1/1/19/145', '1786-09-15', 'c', 'c', 'i', '15? September 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Honble. Mrs Murray\' [Vol.19 p.274], concerning her own case.', 'Letter to the Honble. Mrs. Murray concerning her own case, p.274', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2938, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5335, 'CUL/1/1/19/146', '1786-09-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 September 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Miss Webster\' [Vol.19 p.275]', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Webster, p.275 ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2334, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5336, 'CUL/1/1/19/147', '1786-09-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 September 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mrs Porter concerning her own case. Cullen apologies for not replying sooner, as he has been in the country. He asks her to ask Dr Fenwick to send a fuller account of her case.', 'Letter to Mrs Porter concerning her own case. Cullen apologies for not replying sooner, as he has been in the country. He asks her to ask Dr Fenwick to send a fuller account of her case. pp.276-7 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 14:25:46', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3885, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5337, 'CUL/1/1/19/148', '1786-09-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 September 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mrs Murdoch; Cullen mentions remembering her \'former ailments\', which were \'stomach colics\'. ', 'Letter to a physician concerning the case of Mrs Murdoch; Cullen mentions remembering her \'former ailments\', which were \'stomach colics\'. p.278', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 08:51:46', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4236, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5338, 'CUL/1/1/19/149', '1786-09-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 September 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to John Wilson] concerning the case of Mrs Ilderstone [Ilderton].', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Ilderstone [Ilderton] , pp.279-80', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:13:07', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4255, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5339, 'CUL/1/1/19/150', '1786-09-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'September? 1786?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mrs Murdoch.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Murdoch, p.281.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 08:55:07', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4234, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5340, 'CUL/1/1/19/151', '1786-09-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 September 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Robertson. The addressee is almost certainly the London physician David Pitcairne who Cullen had known in London \nwhen young; Cullen begins by saying \'It is seldom I have an opportunity of recommending patients to a London Doctor, otherwise you would sometimes hear from me\'. Letter to be delivered by the patient, Robertson.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Robertson. The addressee is almost certainly the London physician David Pitcairne who Cullen had known in London \nwhen young; Cullen begins by saying \'It is seldom I have an opportunity of recommending patients to a London Doctor, otherwise you would sometimes hear from me\'. Letter to be delivered by the patient, Robertson.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:28:50', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3934, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(5341, 'CUL/1/1/19/152', '1786-09-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 September 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Fenwick concerning the case of Mrs Porter, whose condition Cullen believes to be \'gouty\'; Cullen mentions his \'former acquaintance with Mrs Porters husband and herself\'.', 'Letter to Dr Fenwick concerning the case of Mrs Porter, whose condition Cullen believes to be \'gouty\'; Cullen mentions his \'former acquaintance with Mrs Porters husband and herself\' â€“ was Mr Porter possibly a pupil?, p.284 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 14:27:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3886, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5342, 'CUL/1/1/19/153', '1786-09-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 September 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Murdoch.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Murdoch, p.285', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 08:54:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4240, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5343, 'CUL/1/1/19/154', '1786-09-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 September 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For The Earl of Dalhousie\'.', 'Reply headed \'For The Earl of Dalhousie\', pp.286-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:07:57', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5084, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5344, 'CUL/1/1/19/155', '1786-10-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 October 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Saunderson, in response to \'yours of the 8th Septr.\' but might  be a mistake for the 9th. or 19th.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Saunderson, in response to \'yours of the 8th Septr.\', pp.288-290. There is no  letter of the 8th, but this seems to be a mistake for the 9th. or 19th? DS | It definitely looks like a mistake by Cullen; the previous letter is of the 19th of September and here Cullen writes \'8th\'. LG', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:29:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3627, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5345, 'CUL/1/1/19/156', '1786-10-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 October 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Miss Dunlop\' [Vol.19 pp.291-2], concerning the case of her mother Mrs Dunlop.', 'Letter to Miss Dunlop concerning her mother\'s case, pp.291-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2878, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5346, 'CUL/1/1/19/157', '1786-10-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 October 1786', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr John Hunter\', including a recipe and a list of provisions for sailing to Madeira.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr John Hunter\', including a recipe and a list of provisions for sailing to Madeira, pp.293-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 08:56:32', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3609, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5347, 'CUL/1/1/19/158', '1786-10-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 October 1786', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, for \'Miss Binning\' [Vol.19 pp.297-300].', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Binning, pp.297-300 POORCOPY', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 10:02:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5609, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5348, 'CUL/1/1/19/159', '1786-10-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 October 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Baylie [Baylies] concerning the case of an unnamed patient, \'a Noble Gentleman of Courland\', in response to \'yours of the 19th past\'. Cullen concludes by asking Baylie to present his compliments to Mr Ewart, and saying that \'I lament extremely the death of my Coeval the late King of Prussia, but I hope you shall not miss the esteem of his successor\'; Frederick II, Frederick the Great, had died earlier in 1786. \n\n', 'Letter to Dr Baylie [Baylies] concerning the case of an unnamed patient, \'a Noble Gentleman of Courland\', in response to \'yours of the 19th past\'. Cullen concludes by asking Baylie to present his compliments to Mr Ewart, and saying that \'I lament extremely the death of my Coeval the late King of Prussia, but I hope you shall not miss the esteem of his successor\'; Frederick II, Frederick the Great, had died earlier in 1786. pp.301-7\n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:41:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3624, 1, 12, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5349, 'CUL/1/1/19/160', '1786-10-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 October 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Prince Rezzonico\' [Vol.19, pp.308-12], probably to his physician Dr Testa. Cullen apologises for his delay in replying: \' it came to hand when some singular circumstance and even distress occupied in such a manner, as rendered it very difficulty to write to you as soon as I wished\' (Mrs Cullen had died in August). He refers to previous advice given when the prince consulted Cullen in person, and to his \'gouty disposition\'. He advises on the construction and use of the shower-bath.', 'Letter concerning the case of \'His Excellency Prince Rezzonico\', pp.308-312', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3638, 1, 9, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5350, 'CUL/1/1/19/161', '1786-10-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 October 1786', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Allan Robinson\'. Enclosure is next document in this case.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Allan Robinson\', pp.313-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:40:43', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3616, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5351, 'CUL/1/1/19/162', '1786-10-20', 'i', 'i', 'i', '20? October? 1786?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Unheaded document giving instructions for separating milk into curds and whey, the former of which \'when taken with a little Sugar mixed with it, and eaten with a little fine bread will be found very agreeable, and has been of very great service to many Consumptive patients\' Enclosure in Doc [ID:5350] .', 'Unheaded document giving instructions for separating milk into curds and whey, the former of which \'when taken with a little Sugar mixed with it, and eaten with a little fine bread will be found very agreeable, and has been of very great service to many Consumptive patients\' [Vol. 19,  pp.315-6]. Enclosure in  Letter IF:5350.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:11:25', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3617, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5352, 'CUL/1/1/19/163', '1786-10-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 October 1786', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Lady Mary Ann Carnaigie\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Lady Mary Ann Carnaigie\', pp.317-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:02:56', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5587, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5353, 'CUL/1/1/19/164', '1786-10-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 October 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Captain Crow\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Captain Crow\', pp.320-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:13:07', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3610, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5354, 'CUL/1/1/19/165', '1786-11-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 November 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Kirkcaldie concerning the case of his sister.', 'Letter to Dr Kirkcaldie concerning the case of his sister, pp.323-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:42:15', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4769, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5355, 'CUL/1/1/19/166', '1786-11-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 November 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Gilchrist concerning Mr Gordon and Mr Johnston.', 'Letter to Dr Gilchrist concerning Mr Gordon and Mr Johnston, pp.324-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:37:44', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3337, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5356, 'CUL/1/1/19/167', '1786-11-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 November 1786', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Ann Wilson\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Ann Wilson\', pp.326-8 Ingredient Spirit. Vitriol. dulc. may require a note.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:20:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5639, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5357, 'CUL/1/1/19/168', '1786-11-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 November 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Miss Wilson.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Wilson, pp.329-330', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:18:06', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4666, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5358, 'CUL/1/1/19/169', '1786-11-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 November 1786', '', '', 3, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Miss Binning\'. This is a draft of <a href=\"docs.php?id=6296\">[DOC ID:6296]</a>.', 'Draft of a letter concerning the case of Miss Binning.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 17:53:50', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5611, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'h', 'n'),
(5359, 'CUL/1/1/19/170', '1786-11-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 November 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr. Campbell of Aires\' [Vol.19 p.332].', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Campbell of Aires, p.332', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 10:41:35', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5583, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5360, 'CUL/1/1/19/171', '1786-11-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 November 1786', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For the Earl of Roseberry\'.', 'Reply headed \'For the Earl of Roseberry\', pp.333-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 14:07:59', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3376, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5361, 'CUL/1/1/19/172', '1786-11-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 November 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For the Countess of Roseberry\'.', 'Reply headed \'For the Countess of Roseberry\', pp.335-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 14:06:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3383, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5362, 'CUL/1/1/19/173', '1786-11-00', 'c', 'i', NULL, 'November? 1786', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Cover letter to be sent along with two documents for the Earl and Countess of Roseberry, to an unnamed male addressee.', 'Cover letter to be sent along with the previous two documents for the Earl and Countess of Roseberry, to an unnamed male addressee, p.337', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 14:08:23', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3382, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5363, 'CUL/1/1/19/174', '1786-11-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 November 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Coupar concerning the three unnamed adolescent sisters (probably the daughters of the Duke of Gordon) with a genital discharge, in response to \'yours of the 17th\'.', 'Reply to Mr Coupar concerning the three unnamed adolescent sisters (probably the daughters of the Duke of Gordon) with a genital discharge, in response to \'yours of the 17th\', pp.338-9. Cullen says \'I have generally found the discharge to be rather from the inside of the Labia and other surface of the Pudenda, than from the Vagina\', and advises washing the parts with cold water. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:07:57', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4356, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5364, 'CUL/1/1/19/175', '1786-11-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 November 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Whitehead, [and Mrs White?].', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Whitehead, [and Mrs White?] pp.340-1', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:14:19', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4276, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5365, 'CUL/1/1/19/176', '1786-11-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 November 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter to William Bruce Esqr. concerning his own case. He has been to visit Cullen, who refers to \'the experiment of last night\', presumably with regard to treatment. He has \'no doubt that the causes of an intermittent are lurking in your body\'. He gives some dietary advice, and a diaphoretic prescription, and has no objection to his proposed trip to Bath.  ', 'Letter to William Bruce Esqr. concerning his own case, pp.342-4. He has been to visit Cullen, who refers to \'the experiment of last night\', presumably with regard to treatment. He has \'no doubt that the causes of an intermittent are lurking in your body\'. He gives some dietary advice, and a diaphoretic prescription, and has no objection to his proposed trip to Bath.  Unusually, Cullen gives the place of writing as \'Mint\' (for Mint Close) in this letter, perhaps because he is giving it to William Bruce while he is in Edinburgh. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:38:08', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5429, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5366, 'CUL/1/1/19/177', '1786-12-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 December 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Miss Binning\' [Vol.19 p.345].', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Binning, p.345', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-04 10:11:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5615, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5367, 'CUL/1/1/19/178', '1786-12-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 December 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Riddell.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Riddell, pp.346-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:55:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4199, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5368, 'CUL/1/1/19/179', '1786-12-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 December 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to Mr J. Losh concerning an unnamed female patient suffering vaginal discharge and abdominal swelling following childbirth, in response to a letter sent on the 2nd. Cullen thinks the patient is curable, and recommends the use of cicuta and an injection of corrosive sublimate solution. ', 'Letter to Mr J. Losh concerning an unnamed female patient suffering vaginal discharge and abdominal swelling following childbirth, in response to a letter sent on the 2nd, pp.348-9. Cullen thinks the patient is curable, and recommends the use of cicuta and an injection of corrosive sublimate solution. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:09:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4194, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5369, 'CUL/1/1/19/180', '1786-12-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 December 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For A. B.\'. Gender of patient not known.', 'Reply headed \'For A. B.\', pp.350-1 Gender of patient not known\n\nPOORCOPY Images modified and uploaded to server. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 13:06:03', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5721, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(5370, 'CUL/1/1/19/181', '1786-12-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 December 1786', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to an unnamed physician (William Mackinnon Fraser) in Bath, concerning William Bruce Esqr., who is to deliver it in person. Cullen says he has \'often wished to have some opportunity of corresponding with you, and especially when I can find you a Patient\'. He outlines the patient\'s history of illness in the West Indies and Scotland, and treatment. William Bruce will be setting out for Bath in a few days, and Cullen asks Fraser to reply after he has been in Bath for some time.', 'Letter to an unnamed physician (William Mackinnon Fraser) in Bath, concerning William Bruce Esqr., who is to deliver it in person. Cullen says he has \'often wished to have some opportunity of corresponding with you, and especially when I can find you a Patient\'. He outlines the patient\'s history of illness in the West Indies and Scotland, and treatment. William Bruce will be setting out for Bath in a few days, and Cullen asks Fraser to reply after he has been in Bath for some time (which reply is Doc ID 3003). pp.352-3 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:38:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5430, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5371, 'CUL/1/1/19/182', '1786-12-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 December 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Captain Crow.', 'Letter concerning the case of Captain Crow, pp.354-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:13:57', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3612, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5372, 'CUL/1/1/19/183', '1786-12-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 December 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs L.\', whose case was presented by Dr Marshall.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs L.\', whose case was presented by Dr Marshall, pp.356-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 13:04:50', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5375, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5373, 'CUL/1/1/19/184', '1786-12-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 December 1786', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr [William] Hargreave concerning his own case.', 'Letter to Mr [William] Hargreave concerning his own case, pp.358-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:43:58', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3385, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5374, 'CUL/1/1/19/185', '1786-12-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 December 1786', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For the Rt. Honble Lady Mary Ann Carnaigie\'.', 'Reply headed \'For the Rt. Honble Lady Mary Ann Carnaigie\', pp.360-1', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:04:35', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5592, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5375, 'CUL/1/1/19/186', '1786-12-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 December 1786', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to David Gregorie Esqr. concerning his own case and referring to \'the state of your family\'; Cullen refers to receiving accounts on them from \'Mrs Tytler\'. ', 'Letter to David Gregorie Esqr. concerning his own case and referring to \'the state of your family\'; Cullen refers to receiving accounts on them from \'Mrs Tytler\'. pp.362-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:32:08', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5367, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5376, 'CUL/1/1/19/187', '1786-12-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 December 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss McDuff\' [Vol.19 pp.366-8]. Cullen believes Janet MacDuff\'s case to be entirely \'from an affection of the mind\' and therefore curable. He suggests that she be kept somewhere away from new things and that she should have a keeper. He recommends corporal punishment only in extreme circumstances.', '[Casebook copy \'For Miss Mcduff\', pp.366-8. Cullen believes Janet MacDuff\'s case to be entirely mental and therefore curable. He suggests that she be kept somewhere away from new things and that she should have a keeper. He recommends corporal punishment only in extreme circumstances. Prescribes medicine to help with headaches. - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2995, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5377, 'CUL/1/1/19/188', '1786-12-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 December 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Macnair\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Macnair\', pp.369-372', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:35:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3193, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5378, 'CUL/1/1/19/189', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Blank page after the last letter in CUL/1/1/19', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5379, 'CUL/1/1/19/190', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Index for volume CUL/1/1/19, listing letters by page number. Three pages.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5380, 'CUL/1/1/19/191', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Three blank pages and back cover from CUL/1/1/19', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5381, 'CUL/1/1/20/1', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Cover and one blank page from CUL/1/1/20, \'Dr William Cullen\'s Consultation Letters from 2nd January 1787 to 25th September 1788\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5382, 'CUL/1/1/20/2', '1787-01-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 January 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Montague. Addressees dentified in the next letter as \'Messrs. Olive and Hollingsworth\' (possible lawyers) \'Mr Montagu who delivers this, has been lately my Patient, and he now returns to be yours when he shall have occasion for advice\'. ', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Montague. Addressees identified in the next letter as \'Messrs. Olive and Hollingsworth\'; \'Mr Montagu who delivers this, has been lately my Patient, and he now returns to be yours when he shall have occasion for advice\'. pp.1-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:31:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4724, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5383, 'CUL/1/1/20/3', '1787-01-02', 'c', 'i', 'c', '2 January? 1787', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to Mr Montague concerning his own case, describing the enclosed letter (ID 5382) which is to be delivered to Messrs. Olive and Hollingworth. ', 'Letter to Mr Montague concerning his own case, describing the enclosed letter (ID5382) which is to be delivered to Messrs. Olive and Hollingworth. p.3. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:30:57', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4725, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5384, 'CUL/1/1/20/4', '1787-01-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 January 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr William Gordon\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr William Gordon\', pp.4-6 [waiting for feedback - LG] - images revised for this document to 5. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:53:19', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4374, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5385, 'CUL/1/1/20/5', '1787-01-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 January 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Captain Graham, probably to Benjamin Bell, with advice on diet and treatment with caustic lye and broth. Extremely poor copy. \n', 'Letter concerning the case of Captain Graham, probably to Benjamin Bell, with advice on diet and treatment with caustic lye and broth, pp.7-10. Extremely poor copy. CHECK LINKAGE TO CASE. POORCOPY Absolutely no tangible benefit from image modification, suggest: do not include in database. JOB 14/11/14 First 2 pages difficult, but the rest can be made legible through contrast manipulation - MMG 30/11/14', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:09:28', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5591, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5386, 'CUL/1/1/20/6', '1787-01-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 January 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mrs Buchan Hepburn.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Buchan Hepburn, pp.11-12', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:31:59', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3430, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5387, 'CUL/1/1/20/7', '1787-01-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'January? 1787?', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mrs Paisley, written to multiple addressees.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Paisley, written to multiple addressees, pp.13-14', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:53:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3426, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5388, 'CUL/1/1/20/8', '1787-01-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 January 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Miss Cook, in response to \'yours of the 23d. past\'.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Cook, in response to \'yours of the 23d. past\', pp.15-18', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 15:08:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3812, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5389, 'CUL/1/1/20/9', '1787-01-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 January 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to David Gregorie Esqr., in response to \'yours of the 5th.', 'Letter to David Gregorie Esqr., in response to \'yours of the 5th\', pp.19-20, includes recipe merged from includes recipe merged from 06281 cat num (CUL/1/1/20/351), not counted as enclosure.\n\n5th image now in place. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:31:35', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5377, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5390, 'CUL/1/1/20/10', '1787-01-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 January 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to Doctor Neville, concerning an unnamed patient or patients.', 'Letter to Doctor Neville, concerning an unnamed patient or patients, p.21', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 15:22:34', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3438, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5391, 'CUL/1/1/20/11', '1787-01-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 January 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Mr B. M. Adamson]  concerning the case of Elizabeth Snowden.', 'Letter concerning the case of Elizabeth Snowden, p.22', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:28:29', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3439, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5392, 'CUL/1/1/20/12', '1787-01-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 January 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Riddell, who \'continues to complain of the itching in his face\'.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Riddell, who \'continues to complain of the itching in his face\', p.23', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:56:58', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4207, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5393, 'CUL/1/1/20/13', '1787-01-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 January 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mrs White.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs White, p.24', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:55:34', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3444, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5394, 'CUL/1/1/20/14', '1787-01-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 January 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Burke\'. Copies of the last two pages have been made overlaid the same sheet. Image 3 has been digitally \'flipped\' around to make it more readable.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Burke\', p.25. Will be difficult to read as copies of the last two pages have been made on the same sheet. Wait for new 3rd image to be created and added to system. Suggest the transcription is also added to page =3. MH\n\nHave already done the transcription for page 3. It\'s not that hard to read if the image is flipped. Waiting for new third image. LMcC - great but the system needs to catch up with the flipped image. hang on to this. cheers\n\nSystem has caught up. 3rd \'flipped\' image added. We\'ll need a comment in the public notes to explain this. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 07:27:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3959, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5395, 'CUL/1/1/20/15', '1787-01-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 January 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Miss Wilson, in response to a letter dated the 17th.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Wilson, in response to a letter dated the 17th, p.26', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:21:59', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3668, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5396, 'CUL/1/1/20/16', '1787-01-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 January 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply to Mr Stewart of Shambelly. ', 'Letter to Mr Stewart of Shambelly[?], pp.27-8. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:46:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4313, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5397, 'CUL/1/1/20/17', '1787-01-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 January 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Pigot concerning an unnamed patient [\"Mrs W.S.\"], in response to \'yours of the 17th\'.', 'Letter to Dr Pigot concerning an unnamed patient [\"Mrs W.S.\"], in response to \'yours of the 17th\', p.29', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 20:22:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4502, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5398, 'CUL/1/1/20/18', '1787-01-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 January 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Riddell.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Riddell, p.30', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:57:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4209, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5399, 'CUL/1/1/20/19', '1787-01-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 January 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Jamieson\' [Vol.20, pp.31-2], to an unnamed physician (probably Alexander Wemyss in Kirkcaldy), advising that her breast \'could not be subjected to an operation with any advantage or even with safety\'. Cullen recommends the use of an issue and prescribes pills and a lotion to bathe the nipple. He mentions that he is writing separately to the surgeons of Dysart.', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Jamieson\' [Vol.20, pp.31-2], to an unnamed physician (probably Alexander Wemyss in Kirkcaldy), advising that her breast \'could not be subjected to an operation with any advantage or even with safety\'. Cullen recommends the use of an issue and prescribes pills and a lotion to bathe the nipple. He mentions that he is writing separately to the surgeons of Dysart. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5149, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5400, 'CUL/1/1/20/20', '1787-01-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 January 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, concerning Mrs Jamieson [Vol.20, p.33], possibly enclosed with the previous letter, to the surgeon(s) in Dysart, advising against the amputation of her breast because \'the axillary glands are so much affected\'. Cullen gives instructions on the use of belladonna.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Jamieson, possibly sent along with the [DOC-5399-LINK]previous letter[/DOC], to the surgeon(s) in Dysart, advising   against the amputation of her breast, because \'the axillary glands are so much affected\'. Cullen gives instructions on the use of belladonna.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:11:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5152, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5401, 'CUL/1/1/20/21', '1787-01-26', 'i', 'i', 'i', '26? January? 1787?', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to David Gregorie Esqr. concerning his own case. Difficult to transcribe, as the two pages have been copied onto one, and the final page is very poor copy. Date of the letter inferred from Gregorie\'s reply (letter 2962). ', 'Letter to David Gregorie Esqr. concerning his own case, pp.34-5. This will be difficult to transcribe, as the two pages have been copied onto one, and the final page is very poor copy. POORCOPY [Date of the letter inferred from Gregorie\'s reply (letter 2962). LMcC] Imagess already modified, good level of transcription from LM. JOB 14/11/14', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:33:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5368, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5402, 'CUL/1/1/20/22', '1787-01-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 January 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Watt\' [Vol.20 p.36]. Letter likely addressed to her relatives, the Browns. A brief note, outlining the anodyne being prescribed, the recipe for which is enclosed.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Watt\', probably sent to her relatives, the Browns. A brief note, outlining the anodyne being prescribed, the recipe for which is included. p.36 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3988, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5403, 'CUL/1/1/20/23', '1787-01-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 January 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Mr B. M. Adamson]  concerning the case of Elizabeth Snowden.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Snowden, p.37', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:28:46', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3442, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5404, 'CUL/1/1/20/24', '1787-02-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 February 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mrs Allen.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Allen, pp.38-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 08:54:56', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5110, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5405, 'CUL/1/1/20/25', '1787-01-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 January 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Dr F. Pannell] concerning the case of Captain Crow.', 'Letter concerning the case of Captain Crow, p.40', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:15:19', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3614, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5406, 'CUL/1/1/20/26', '1787-02-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 February 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mrs Wynne,.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Wynne, pp.41-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:30:13', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3447, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5407, 'CUL/1/1/20/27', '1787-02-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 February 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr John Cook\' [Vol.20, pp.45-6], to Dr Charles Keith, enclosing an aperient prescription. Cullen is aware that Cook \'takes both Wine and Spirits in too great quantity\', but \'if he chuses to take drugs rather than give up his brandy I shall not grudge to give him the best advice I can\'.', 'Reply, for \'Mr John Cook\' [Vol.20, pp.45-6], to Dr Charles Keith.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5009, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5408, 'CUL/1/1/20/28', '1787-02-00', 'c', 'i', NULL, 'February? 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to unnamed addressee concerning the case of Sir A. Douglas.', 'Letter concerning the case of Sir A. Douglas, p.47', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 08:10:16', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3283, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5409, 'CUL/1/1/20/29', '1787-02-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 February 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply for \'Miss Marr\' [Vol.20, pp.48-9], to Dr Charles Keith, with advice for her treatment, and enclosing a prescription. There is brief mention of their other patient, John Cook.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Marr. Addressee is a physician; Cullen also mentions Mr Cook, who seems to have passed along the letter Cullen is replying to. pp.48-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5012, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5410, 'CUL/1/1/20/30', '1787-02-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 February 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to David Maxwell] concerning the case of Mrs Maxwell, in response to \'yours of the 8th\'.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Maxwell, in response to \'yours of the 8th\', pp.50-1', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 18:52:40', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3509, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5411, 'CUL/1/1/20/31', '1787-02-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 February 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply for \'Gabl. Dun\' [Vol.20, pp.53-4], to Dr Charles Keith.  Cullen believes that Gabriel Dun\'s disease is not caused by \'Biliary stones nor Hydatides\', but is \'an Ascites from a Schirrous liver\', which  \'will now go on very fast\'. Nevertheless, he prescribed a diuretic.', 'Letter to Dr Keith concerning the case of Gabriel Dun, pp.53-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3451, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5412, 'CUL/1/1/20/32', '1787-02-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 February 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Marshall concerning the case of Mr R. Blair,.', 'Letter to Mr Marshall concerning the case of Mr R. Blair, pp.54-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:37:50', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3453, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5413, 'CUL/1/1/20/33', '1787-02-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 February 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to John White (Whytt)] concerning the case of Mr Bisset.', 'Reply [to John White (Whytt)] concerning the case of Mr Bisset, pp.56-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:28:03', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3291, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5414, 'CUL/1/1/20/34', '1787-02-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 February 1787', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Gibson\', who has no particular disease, but \'her nerves have received a shock that has weakened them\', affecting her spirits and causing spasms of the stomach and gullet. Cullen encloses some prescriptions, but also recommends exercise and amusement. The letter also contains a recipe for her otherwise unidentified niece.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Gibson\', who has no particular disease, but \'her nerves have received a shock that has weakened them\', affecting her spirits and causing spasms of the stomach and gullet. Cullen encloses some prescriptions, but also recommends exercise and amusement. The letter also contains a recipe for her otherwise unidentified niece. pp.58-60 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:40:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4923, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5415, 'CUL/1/1/20/35', '1787-02-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 February 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mrs Ross of Gladfield, and the wife of Mr Farquharson.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Ross of Gladfield, and the wife of Mr Farquharson pp.61-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:38:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3455, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5416, 'CUL/1/1/20/36', '1787-03-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 March 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Stewart concerning his own case. ', 'Letter to Mr Stewart concerning his own case, pp.63-4. Destination of letter inferred from Letter 2990. Letters refers to recipe given with Letter 5396. Image 2, 10th line down, I think there has been a transference of ink from another page, rather than an added word.[SH]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:47:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4455, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5417, 'CUL/1/1/20/37', '1787-03-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 March 1787', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Wilson.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Wilson, pp.65-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:18:55', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5572, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5418, 'CUL/1/1/20/38', '1787-03-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 March 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to John White (Whytt)] concerning the case of Mr Bisset.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Bisset, pp.67-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 15:09:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3514, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5419, 'CUL/1/1/20/39', '1787-03-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 March 1787', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Capt. Wedderburn\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Capt. Wedderburn\', pp.69-71', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:15:44', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5641, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5420, 'CUL/1/1/20/40', '1787-03-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 March 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Stevenson concerning the case of the grandson of Cullen\'s old acquaintance Robin Bogle of Shettleston. The boy has been suspected of having worms but Cullen does not think this fully accounts for his symptoms.', 'Letter to Dr Stevenson concerning the case of the grandson of Cullen\'s old acquaintance Robin Bogle of Shettleston. The boy has been suspected of having worms but Cullen does not think this fully accounts for his symptoms , p.72', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:17:25', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3461, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5421, 'CUL/1/1/20/41', '1787-03-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 March 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mrs Moodie, whose case Cullen believes to be \'desperate\', implying phthisis. He recommends the use of a decoction of Tussilago, and of swinging, giving instructions and referring to James Carmichael Smyth\'s recent publication on the subject. ', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Moodie, whose case Cullen believes to be \'desperate\', implying phthisis. He recommends the use of a decoction of Tussilago, and of swinging, giving instructions and referring to James Carmichael Smyth\'s recent publication on the subject. pp.73-4 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 15:53:34', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5647, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5422, 'CUL/1/1/20/42', '1787-03-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 March 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Macneil\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Macneil\', pp.75-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 18:50:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3960, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5423, 'CUL/1/1/20/43', '1787-03-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 March 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Walker concerning the case of Miss Gordon, in response to \'yours of the 17th\'.', 'Letter to Mr Walker concerning the case of Miss Gordon, in response to \'yours of the 17th\', p.77', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 18:57:07', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3680, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5424, 'CUL/1/1/20/44', '1787-03-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 March 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to John White (Whytt)] concerning the case of Mr Bisset.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Bisset, p.78', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:28:46', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3519, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5425, 'CUL/1/1/20/45', '1787-03-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 March 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Hamilton of Wishaw\' [Vol.20 pp.78a-79 (which span three pages)]. To keep Mrs Hamilton\'s bowels firm, Cullen prescribes a recipe for a strengthening mixture, which is enclosed at the end of this letter. He also advises on diet and exercise.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Hamilton of Wishaw\' [Vol.20 pp.78a-79 (which span three pages)]. To keep Mrs Hamilton\'s bowels firm, Cullen prescribes a recipe for a strengthening mixture, which is enclosed at the end of this letter. He also advises on diet and exercise.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3357, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5426, 'CUL/1/1/20/46', '1787-03-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 March 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Collier, concerning his own case. Cullen apologises for not responding earlier to the letter \'I received from you in Autumn last\', mentioning his wife\'s death in August and \'the long excursion which my family forced me to make into the North of England\'.', 'Letter to Dr Collier, concerning his own case. Cullen apologises for not responding earlier to the letter \'I received from you in Autumn last\', mentioning his wife\'s death in August and \'the long excursion which my family forced me to make into the North of England\', pp.80-1', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:36:36', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3457, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5427, 'CUL/1/1/20/47', '1787-03-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 March 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Miss P, \'drawn up by Dr Hamilton and communicated by Mr Adair\'.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss P, \'drawn up by Dr Hamilton and communicated by Mr Adair\', pp.82-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 15:06:57', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3813, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5428, 'CUL/1/1/20/48', '1787-03-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 March 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mrs Maxwell, in response to \'yours of the 22d\'.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Maxwell, in response to \'yours of the 22d\', pp.86-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 18:51:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3654, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5429, 'CUL/1/1/20/49', '1787-03-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 March 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to John White (Whytt)] concerning the case of Mr Bisset.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Bisset, p.88', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:29:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3520, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5430, 'CUL/1/1/20/50', '1787-03-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 March 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For the Lord Advocates Daughter Miss Campbell\', pp.89-90. Advice on taking the waters, internally and externally, when she goes to Bath. Her designation suggests she is Jean, the eldest of the six daughters of Ilay Campbell, later Lord Succoth. Her grandfather, Archibald Campbell of Succoth, is also Cullen\'s patient. ', 'Reply headed \'For the Lord Advocates Daughter Miss Campbell\', pp.89-90. Advice on taking the waters, internally and externally, when she goes to Bath. Her designation suggests she is Jean, the eldest of the six daughters of Ilay Campbell, later Lord Succoth. Her grandfather, Archibald Campbell of Succoth, is also Cullen\'s patient. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 21:01:28', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4616, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5431, 'CUL/1/1/20/51', '1787-04-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 April 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Mudie concerning the case of his unnamed patient in Montrose, pp.91-2. Cullen apologises for his delay in replying, as he has been in the country. He believes \'the disorder has arisen from the Suppression or if you will the ceasing of the HÃ¦morrhoidal discharge\'. He approves Mudie\'s treatment of him, and says that \'it will be necessary for us to take some pains to obviate the obstruction that may be forming in the Viscera\'. Prescriptions are included.', 'Letter to Dr Mudie concerning the case of his unnamed patient in Montrose, pp.91-2. Cullen apologises for his delay in replying, as he has been in the country. He believes \'the disorder has arisen from the Suppression or if you will the ceasing of the HÃ¦morrhoidal discharge\'. He approves Mudie\'s treatment of him, and says that \'it will be necessary for us to take some pains to obviate the obstruction that may be forming in the Viscera\'. Prescriptions are included. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:44:13', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4464, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5432, 'CUL/1/1/20/52', '1787-04-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 April 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Burkit\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Burkit\', pp.93-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:51:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3961, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5433, 'CUL/1/1/20/53', '1787-04-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 April 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply for \'Mr Campbell of Succoth\' [Vol.20, pp. 95-6], to be delivered by him to his surgeon, Alexander (\'Saunders\') Dunlop. He has \'a moveable tumour in his under Eye lid\'. Cullen advises on lotions and ointments to be used, as Mr Campbell is going into the country.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Campbell of Succoth, who is to hand-deliver the letter to the addressee, pp.95-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3694, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(5434, 'CUL/1/1/20/54', '1787-04-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 April 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Riddell.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Riddell, pp.97-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:58:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4214, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5435, 'CUL/1/1/20/55', '1787-04-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 April 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Provan.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Provan, pp.99-100', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 08:56:28', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5148, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5436, 'CUL/1/1/20/56', '1787-04-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 April 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to Alexander Dunlop concerning the case of Mr Clarke. Dr Stevenson likes a dance.', 'Letter to Alexander Dunlop concerning the case of Mr Clarke, p.101. (Stevenson likes a dance.)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:18:58', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3465, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5437, 'CUL/1/1/20/57', '1787-04-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 April 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to Dr Halliday concerning \'a Lady\', later crossed out and replaced in the index with \'Mrs Conningham\' [Vol.20,pp.102-4].', 'Letter to Dr Halliday concerning \'a Lady\', later crossed out and replaced in the index with \'Mrs Conningham\' [Vol.20,pp.102-4].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3847, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5438, 'CUL/1/1/20/58', '1787-04-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 April 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Campbell\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Campbell\', pp.105-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:02:03', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3968, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5439, 'CUL/1/1/20/59', '1787-04-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 April 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed  \'For Mr Monkhouse\'.', 'Reply headed  \'For Mr Monkhouse\', [Vol.20, pp.107-9].', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:20:28', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3971, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5440, 'CUL/1/1/20/60', '1787-04-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 April 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of \'Mrs Macarters boy\'.', 'Letter to a physician concerning the case of \'Mrs Macarters boy\', p.110', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:27:05', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3473, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5441, 'CUL/1/1/20/61', '1787-04-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 April 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Mudie concerning the case of his unnamed male patient, in response to \'yours of the 16th\'. Cullen is convinced there is now \'a slow suppuration\' in the abdominal viscera, and encloses a prescription. ', 'Letter to Dr Mudie concerning the case of his unnamed male patient, in response to \'yours of the 16th\'. Cullen is convinced there is now \'a slow suppuration\' in the abdominal viscera, and encloses a prescription. pp.111-2 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:45:00', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4466, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5442, 'CUL/1/1/20/62', '1787-04-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 April 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Mr Andrew Whytt] concerning the case of Mr Stark.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Stark, pp.113-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:24:19', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3491, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5443, 'CUL/1/1/20/63', '1787-04-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 April 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Dr Halliday] concerning the case of Mrs Cunningham (or Conningham).', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Cunningham (or Conningham), p.115', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 09:04:07', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3851, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5444, 'CUL/1/1/20/64', '1787-04-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 April 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Mr John Walker] concerning the case of Miss Gordon.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Gordon, p.116', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 18:58:23', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3692, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5445, 'CUL/1/1/20/65', '1787-04-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 April 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr William Hargreave [Hargrave] concerning his own case.', 'Letter to William Hargrave concerning his own case, p.117', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:44:52', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3392, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5446, 'CUL/1/1/20/66', '1787-04-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 April 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Scruton concerning the case of an unnamed patient.', 'Letter to Mr Scruton concerning the case of an unnamed patient, p.118', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 08:58:25', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5350, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5447, 'CUL/1/1/20/67', '1787-04-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 April 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Mr Andrew Whytt] concerning the case of Mr Stark.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Stark, p.119', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:24:37', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3493, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5448, 'CUL/1/1/20/68', '1787-05-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 May 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to [Dr Alexander Stevenson] concerning the grandson of Robin Bogle; annotation is \'Mr Clarke\'.', 'Letter to [Dr Alexander Stevenson?] concerning the grandson  of Robin Bogle; annotation is \'Mr Clarke\', p.120', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:20:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3467, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5449, 'CUL/1/1/20/69', '1787-05-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 May 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Ashton\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Ashton\', p.121', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 07:27:32', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3985, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5450, 'CUL/1/1/20/70', '1787-05-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 May 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mrs. Hamilton of Wishaw\' [Vol.20 pp.122-3]. Cullen believes both Mrs Hamilton and Miss Hamilton would receive benefit from a journey to Harrogate and taking the waters there. Cullen gives Mrs Hamilton detailed directions on taking the waters, on diet, and exercise.', 'Letter to Mrs Hamilton of Wishaw, concerning her own case, pp.122-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:11:52', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3359, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5451, 'CUL/1/1/20/71', '1787-05-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 May 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Mr William Home] concerning the case of his aunt Mrs Ainsley.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Ainsley, pp.124-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:17:03', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3660, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5452, 'CUL/1/1/20/72', '1787-05-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 May 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Mr Andrew Whytt] concerning the case of Mr Stark.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Stark, p.126', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:25:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3495, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5453, 'CUL/1/1/20/73', '1787-05-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 May 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Baron Gordon\' (Mary Baillie, wife of Cosmo Gordon, Baron of Cluny). Cullen advises that she takes a journey, and gives further advice on strengthening and laxative medicines, including to help with period pains, and diet. pp.127-8 The lack of incoming correspondence may suggest she consulted Cullen in person, and she is buried in Edinburgh.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Baron Gordon\' (Mary Baillie, wife of Cosmo Gordon, Baron of Cluny). Cullen advises that she takes a journey, and gives further advice on strengthening and laxative medicines, including to help with period pains, and diet. pp.127-8 The lack of incoming correspondence may suggest she consulted Cullen in person, and she is buried in Edinburgh. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:27:29', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4495, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5454, 'CUL/1/1/20/74', '1787-05-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 May 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Wynne\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Wynne\', pp.129-130', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:30:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3448, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5455, 'CUL/1/1/20/75', '1787-05-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 May 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Ferguson\', who suffers from stomach trouble. Cullen provides a brief regimen for medicines, diet and exercise in numbered points, and includes prescriptions. He recommends the wearing of woollen bed-socks to keep his feet warm.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Ferguson\', who suffers from stomach trouble. Cullen provides a brief regimen for medicines, diet and exercise in numbered points, and includes prescriptions. He recommends the wearing of woollen bed-socks to keep his feet warm. pp.131-3 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:56:14', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4631, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5456, 'CUL/1/1/20/76', '1787-05-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 May 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For The Miss Ramsays\'.', 'Reply headed \'For The Miss Ramsays\', pp.134-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 07:31:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3986, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5457, 'CUL/1/1/20/77', '1787-05-15', 'c', 'c', 'i', '15? May 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Captain Skene\'. \'After Captain Skenes Cough and spitting have continued so long we could not pretend to remove them, and though we could, we think it would be very dangerous to attempt it\'. He is advised to go to a warmer climate for the winter. Diaphoretic prescriptions for his wife are also included. Some parts of the copy are illegible due to excessive wetness or water damage; the missing words have been pencilled in, but are not always legible. It is unclear from the letter whether the Captain is currently residing in Fife or in Edinburgh. ', 'Reply headed \'For Captain Skene\', pp.136-8: \'After Captain Skenes Cough and spitting have continued so long we could not pretend to remove them, and though we could, we think it would be very dangerous to attempt it\'. He is advised to go to a warmer climate for the winter. Diaphoretic prescriptions for his wife are also included. Some parts of the copy are illegible due to excessive wetness or water damage; the missing words have been pencilled in, but are not always legible. It is unclear from the letter whether the Captain is currently residing in Fife or in Edinburgh. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:57:32', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4624, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5458, 'CUL/1/1/20/78', '1787-05-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 May 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to David Maxwell] concerning the case of Mrs Maxwell.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Maxwell, pp.139-140', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 15:10:07', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3669, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5459, 'CUL/1/1/20/79', '1787-05-17', 'c', 'c', 'i', '17? May 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Stewart of Shambelly[?]\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Stewart of Shambelly[?]\', pp.141-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:48:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4456, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5460, 'CUL/1/1/20/80', '1787-05-18', 'c', 'c', 'i', '18? May 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Chevalier\' (prescription is titled \'The Chevalier\'), a patient suffering from \'disorder of his imagination and judgement\'.', 'Reply headed \'Chevalier\' (prescription is headed \'The Chevalier\'), a patient suffering from \'disorder of his imagination and judgement\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3845, 1, 9, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5461, 'CUL/1/1/20/81', '1787-05-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 May 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Henry Richardson] headed \'For Mr Yelloly\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Yelloly\', pp.148-9 (other letter on p.149 is separate)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:39:19', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4685, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5462, 'CUL/1/1/20/82', '1787-05-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 May 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to an unnamed male correspondent, in form of a cover-note for a response (not immediately present) concerning an unnamed patient [Vol. 30, p.149]. Cullen apologises for his delayed response to a request for advice which is due to his graduation duties. Probably the cover letter for Document ID:5460, a very substantial response concerning a \'Chevalier\" who is mentally disturbed. This association is supported by Cullen\'s allusion to the \'patient\'s friends\' in the cover-note, a phrase which elsewhere invariably implies that he is addressing interested parties in a case of mental disturbance.', 'Reply to an unnamed male correspondent, in form of a cover-note for a response (not immediately present) concerning an unnamed patient [Vol. 30, p.149]. Cullen apologises for delayed response due to his graduation duties. Probably the cover letter for Document ID:5460 [I think this too-LG], a very substantial response concerning a \'Chevalier\" who is mentally disturbed. This association is supported by Cullen\'s allusion to the \'patient\'s friends\' in the cover-note, a phrase which elsewhere invariably implies that he is addressing interested parties in a case of mental disturbance.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:46:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3846, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5463, 'CUL/1/1/20/83', '1787-05-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 May 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Magnus Lindsay\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Magnus Lindsay\', pp.150-1', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 07:28:13', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3987, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5464, 'CUL/1/1/20/84', '1787-05-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 May 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mrs Campbell.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Campbell, p.152', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:02:50', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3970, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5465, 'CUL/1/1/20/85', '1787-06-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 June 1787', '', '', 5, 1, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For the Earl of Glasgow\'.', 'Reply headed \'For the Earl of Glasgow\', pp.153-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:51:05', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3995, 1, 11, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5466, 'CUL/1/1/20/86', '1787-06-04', 'c', 'c', 'i', '4? June 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr William Hargreave [Hargrave] concerning his own case.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Hargrave, p.159', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:45:07', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3395, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5467, 'CUL/1/1/20/87', '1787-06-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 June 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Lady Errol\' concerning the cases of her daughters, Augusta and Charlotte Hay [Vol.20 pp.160-1].', 'Letter concerning the case of Augusta and Charlotte Hay, daughters of Lady Errol, pp.160-1', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5500, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5468, 'CUL/1/1/20/88', '1787-06-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 June 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to James Cunnison] concerning the case of Mr Burrell.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Burrell, pp.162-4 Belongs in case 2020 - MMG', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:22:43', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3844, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5469, 'CUL/1/1/20/89', '1787-06-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 June 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Chalmers concerning the case of Mrs. Chalmers, \"...but the multiplicity of my affairs, and perhaps my Age renders my recollection now more difficult than it was some time ago.\" Mentions the late Dr William Hunter as having had great experience in dealing with abortions which In this context means \'miscarriages\'.', 'Letter to Dr Chalmers concerning the case of Mrs. Chalmers, p.165. [\"...but the multiplicity of my affairs, and perhaps my Age renders my recollection now more difficult than it was some time ago.\" Mentions the late Dr William Hunter as having had great experience in dealing with abortions. LMcC] In this context means \'miscarriages\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:41:34', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3168, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5470, 'CUL/1/1/20/90', '1787-06-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'June? 1787?', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Lady Errol\' concerning the case of Lady Charlotte [Vol.20 p.166].', 'Letter to Lady Errol concerning the case of \'Lady Charlotte\' (probably Lady Charlotte Hay), p.166 POORCOPY Mostly transcribable, no tangible benefit from image modification. JOB 14/11/14', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5493, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5471, 'CUL/1/1/20/91', '1787-06-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'June? 1787?', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Mcarthur\'s boy ( \'Mr Mcarter\'s boy\' ).', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Mcarthur\'s boy (possibly \'Mr Mcarter\'s boy\' in earlier letters?), p.166', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:28:15', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3476, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(5472, 'CUL/1/1/20/92', '1787-06-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 June 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter [to Dr Henry Richardson] concerning the case of Mr Yelloly.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Yelloly, p.167', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:40:22', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4693, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5473, 'CUL/1/1/20/93', '1787-06-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 June 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to James Cunnison, concerning the case of Mr Burrel (his brother-in-law), who is now troubled with headaches. Cullen apologises for a slight delay in replying, as he has been in the country. He encloses a recipe for Cephalic Drops, saying that \'I doubt if you would get this medicine in the best condition at Hamilton and if you can easily send to Glasgow, you are likely to get it better\'. He adds in a postscript that Mrs Cunnison (the patient\'s sister) has \'done right in changing the Opium for the Laudanum\'. ', 'Letter to James Cunnison, concerning the case of Mr Burrel (his brother-in-law), who is now troubled with headaches. Cullen apologises for a slight delay in replying, as he has been in the country. He encloses a recipe for Cephalic Drops, saying that \'I doubt if you would get this medicine in the best condition at Hamilton and if you can easily send to Glasgow, you are likely to get it better\'. He adds in a postscript that Mrs Cunnison (the patient\'s sister) has \'done right in changing the Opium for the Laudanum\'. pp.168-9 POORCOPY (partially)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:23:06', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5534, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5474, 'CUL/1/1/20/94', '1787-06-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 June 1787', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Murdoch\' (referred to in the recipe as \'Mrs G. Murdoch\').', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Murdoch\' (referred to in the recipe as \'Mrs G. Murdoch\'), pp.170-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 08:54:39', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4241, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5475, 'CUL/1/1/20/95', '1787-06-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 June 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Armitstead concerning the case of an unnamed patient.', 'Letter to Mr Armitstead concerning the case of an unnamed patient, pp.173-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 08:41:11', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3839, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5476, 'CUL/1/1/20/96', '1787-06-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 June 1787', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Lord Stonefield concerning his own case.', 'Letter to Lord Stonefield concerning his own case, p.175', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:22:12', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3997, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5477, 'CUL/1/1/20/97', '1787-07-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 July 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Mudie concerning an unnamed patient.', 'Letter to Dr Mudie concerning an unnamed patient, p.176', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:43:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3765, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5478, 'CUL/1/1/20/98', '1787-07-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 July 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr William Hargreave [Hargrave] concerning his own case.', 'Letter to William Hargrave concerning his own case, p.177', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:45:58', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3397, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5479, 'CUL/1/1/20/99', '1787-07-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 July 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Master Wood. Cullen is concerned at the number bleedings being taken. ', 'Letter concerning the case of Master Wood, pp.178-9. Cullen is concerned at the number bleedings being taken. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 15:51:55', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4936, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5480, 'CUL/1/1/20/100', '1787-07-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 July 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Mary Brodie\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Mary Brodie\', pp.180-1', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:57:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4916, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5481, 'CUL/1/1/20/101', '1787-07-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 July 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Gilchrist concerning the case of Mr Stewart of Shambelly.', 'Letter to Dr Gilchrist concerning the case of Mr Stewart of Shambelly, p.182', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:49:06', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4467, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5482, 'CUL/1/1/20/102', '1787-07-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 July 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mary Lymbear.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mary Lymbear, pp.183-4 POORCOPY (partially)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 15:24:05', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5557, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5483, 'CUL/1/1/20/103', '1787-07-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 July 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Dr Douglas\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Dr Douglas\', pp.185-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 08:08:12', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3285, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5484, 'CUL/1/1/20/104', '1787-07-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 July 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Miss Maddy Hamilton, probably to her mother. Cullen gives dietary advice, and comments on a Burgundy Pitch plaister. He recommends \'Travelling a great deal in a Whiskey\' (a light carriage), beginning by going between her home at Duddingston and Merchiston Hall (home of her married sister Christian, wife of Hon. Charles Napier). ', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Maddy Hamilton, probably to her mother. Cullen gives dietary advice, and comments on a Burgundy Pitch plaister. He recommends \'Travelling a great deal in a Whiskey\' (a light carriage), beginning by going between her home at Duddingston and Merchiston Hall (home of her married sister Christian, wife of Hon. Charles Napier). pp.187-8 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 13:57:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5147, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5485, 'CUL/1/1/20/105', '1787-07-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 July 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to John Johnstone of Alva concerning his sister and his daughter. Cullen has little further advice for the elder Miss Johnstone\'s numb limb, other than rubbing and exercise in a carriage. Regarding the little girl\'s cough and nosebleeds, he thinks there is \'no danger from the disease\', but suggests washing her face in cold water or applying linen dipped in cold water to her forehead to arrest the nosebleeds. ', 'Letter to John Johnstone of Alva concerning his sister and his daughter, pp.189-190. Cullen has little further advice for the elder Miss Johnstone\'s numb limb, other than rubbing and exercise in a carriage. Regarding the little girl\'s cough and nosebleeds, he thinks there is \'no danger from the disease\', but suggests washing her face in cold water or applying linen dipped in cold water to her forehead to arrest the nosebleeds. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:06:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5417, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5486, 'CUL/1/1/20/106', '1787-07-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 July 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr. Campbell of Succoth\' [Vol.20, p. 191], to Alexander (\'Saunders\') Dunlop. Cullen cautions against surgical removal of the tumours under Mr Campbell\'s eye, because of his age. He suggests the use of the Saturnine solution externally and of cicuta internally.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Campbell of Succoth, p.191', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3708, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5487, 'CUL/1/1/20/107', '1787-07-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 July 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to James Cunnison] concerning the case of Mr Birrel.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Birrel, pp.192-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:23:30', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3498, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5488, 'CUL/1/1/20/108', '1787-07-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 July 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to John Johnstone of Alva, concerning the case of his sister and his daughter, both Miss Johnstone. Cullen now advises the use of an injection to relieve the elder Betty\'s bowels, as well as the laudanum. For little Betty\'s nosebleeds, he writes that \'the Blood stone necklace is a very innocent remedy, but more certainly I dont believe that it will have any effect in preventing the bleeding\': however, \'with the help of her imagination, it may do something to stop it\', and he has heard that making patients drink water into which the bloodstone has been dipped may work. He asks for more information as to how much blood she is losing via her nose. ', 'Letter to John Johnstone of Alva, concerning the case of his sister and his daughter, both Miss Johnstone, pp.194-5. Cullen now advises the use of an injection to relieve the elder Betty\'s bowels, as well as the laudanum. For little Betty\'s nosebleeds, he writes that \'the Blood stone necklace is a very innocent remedy, but more certainly I dont believe that it will have any effect in preventing the bleeding\': however, \'with the help of her imagination, it may do something to stop it\', and he has heard that making patients drink water into which the bloodstone has been dipped may work. He asks for more information as to how much blood she is losing via her nose. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:07:05', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5418, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5489, 'CUL/1/1/20/109', '1787-07-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 July 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to John Short] headed \'For Charles Alison Esqr.\'. ', 'Reply headed \'For Charles Alison Esqr.\', pp.196-7 [Alison\'s physician isn\'t named, but is in joint consultation with Cullen, attending \'the Dean\' and a patient at Kinneil House. From letter 5493, it could be John Short. LMcC]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 07:30:12', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4004, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5490, 'CUL/1/1/20/110', '1787-07-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 July 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply for \'Mr Campbell\' [Vol.20, pp.198-9], to his surgeon, Alexander (\'Saunders\') Dunlop, advising on his continuing treatment. Cullen repeats what he has said in his previous letter, which \'has been prevented by the robbery of the Post from coming to your hand\', and concludes: \'if I had not been twenty miles off in the Country yesterday and got no notice of the robbery till late last night I should have written this letter sooner\'.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Campbell, pp.198-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3710, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5491, 'CUL/1/1/20/111', '1787-07-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 July 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Bell.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Bell, pp.199-200', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:08:06', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3891, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5492, 'CUL/1/1/20/112', '1787-07-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 July 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Captain Mercer\'. Advice for his nervous weakness and for diet and lifestyle. Prescriptions are included for medicines for use when he is settled in London. ', 'Reply headed \'For Captain Mercer\', pp.201-3 Advice for his nervous weakness and for diet and lifestyle. Prescriptions are included for medicines for use when he is settled in London. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:39:59', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4619, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5493, 'CUL/1/1/20/113', '1787-07-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 July 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to John Roebuck] concerning the case of Mrs Roebuck, the daughter of the addressee.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Roebuck, the daughter of the addressee, pp.204', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 18:50:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4005, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5494, 'CUL/1/1/20/114', '1787-07-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 July 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'A very short letter to \'Miss Maddy\' (Maddy Hamilton) concerning her own case: \'I guess at the interruption which happened at Merchiston hall\' (her sister Mrs Christian Napier\'s home) probably hints at menstruation. He recommends starting her exercise routine again. Destination is inferred from the fact she seems to be at Duddingston on 12 July and 6 August. ', 'A very short letter to \'Miss Maddy\' (Maddy Hamilton) concerning her own case, p.207. \'I guess at the interruption which happened at Merchiston hall\' (her sister Mrs Christian Napier\'s home) probably hints at menstruation. He recommends starting her exercise routine again. Destination is inferred from the fact she seems to be at Duddingston on 12 July and 6 August. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 13:57:05', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5150, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5495, 'CUL/1/1/20/115', '1787-07-26', 'c', 'c', 'i', '26? July 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Watt\' [Vol.20 pp.208-9]. Brief advice, probably sent to her relatives the Browns, on diet and rubbing of feet and legs, with recipe for an Electuary. The lower part of the first page is poorly copied.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Watt\', pp.208-9. Brief advice, probably sent to her relatives the Browns, on diet and rubbing of feet and legs, with recipe for an Electuary. The lower part of the first page is poorly copied. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4007, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5496, 'CUL/1/1/20/116', '1787-07-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 July 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe headed \'For Mr Brown\'.', 'Recipe headed \'For Mr Brown\', p.209', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 15:39:58', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5568, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5497, 'CUL/1/1/20/117', '1787-07-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 July 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Miss Russel\' [Vol.20 pp.210-212]. This letter concerns the case of Miss Russel. Cullen has received her father\'s letter and the case note via Ann Wilson. While the case has the appearance of scrophula, he does not think it is so. He recommends continuing sea bathing, and prescribes an aperient and ointment for the sores.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Russel, pp.210-212. Cullen has received her father\'s letter and the case note via Ann Wilson. While the case has the appearance of scrophula, he does not think it is so. He recommends continuing sea bathing, and prescribes an aperient and ointment for the sores. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-29 13:23:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5462, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5498, 'CUL/1/1/20/118', '1787-07-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 July 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe headed \'For Miss Wilson\'. Not sure if I have linked the correct \'caerul.\' ingredient in this recipe. Looks like machine copy so have inferred that it was at least written in Edinburgh.', 'Recipe headed \'For Miss Wilson\', p.212   Not sure if I have linked the correct \'caerul.\' ingredient in this recipe. Looks like machine copy so have inferred that it was at least written in Edinburgh. GW', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:19:26', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4669, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5499, 'CUL/1/1/20/119', '1787-07-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 July 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply for \'Dr. Keith C. Mr. Cook\' [Vol.20, pp.213-4], and also concerning Miss Marr. Cullen admits he is \'truly at a loss what to do with John Cook\', because of his inability to live regularly, but he raises the possibility of trying the Peterhead waters and encloses two prescriptions. He recommends that Miss Marr returns to the sea coast, and believes her knee ailment to be gout.', 'Letter to Dr Keith concerning the case of John Cook, p.213-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5015, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5500, 'CUL/1/1/20/120', '1787-08-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 August 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Baron Gordon (Mary Baillie, wife of Baron Cosmo Gordon of Cluny). Cullen writes that \'We are much disappointed in Mrs Gordons stomach not bearing one of the most effectual medicines we could think of\', and advises further on strengthening and laxative medicines, and anodynes, for her period pains. First page is a poor copy.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Baron Gordon (Mary Baillie, wife of Baron Cosmo Gordon of Cluny). Cullen writes that \'We are much disappointed in Mrs Gordons stomach not bearing one of the most effectual medicines we could think of\', and advises further on strengthening and laxative medicines, and anodynes, for her period pains. First page is a poor copy. pp.215-7 [MMG] POORCOPY Mostly transcribed, image modification may yield additional text. JOB 14/11/14 - Almost entirely legible, with modification. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:27:52', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4496, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5501, 'CUL/1/1/20/121', '1787-08-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 August 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For the Countess Dowager of Dumfries\' [Vol.20 pp.218-220]. This letter concerns the Countess Dowager of Dumfries, whose case Cullen considers \'entirely Gouty\'. He gives advice for her taking the waters and bathing in Buxton, and on diet. Prescriptions are provided in case she needs them. Copy is of poor quality in some places. A retained draft copy may be found in <a href=\"docs.php?id=3212\">[DOC ID:3212]</a>.', 'Letter concerning the Countess Dowager of Dumfries, whose case Cullen considers \'entirely Gouty\'. He gives advice for her taking the waters and bathing in [PLACE-26-LINK]Buxton[/PLACE], and on diet. Prescriptions are provided in case she needs them. pp.218-220, based on [DOC-3212-LINK]retained draft notes[/DOC]. Copy poor quality in places. If the description of the patient as Dowager Countess is correct, this and 3212 (a rough draft of it) are *not* part of Case 1688; on the other hand, it may be a scribal error and the current Countess may be meant.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 17:54:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4025, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5502, 'CUL/1/1/20/122', '1787-08-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 August 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Maddy Hamilton concerning her own case, pp.221-2. Cullen gives her advice on travelling between her various relations scolding her for her \'delicacy\' about staying in private houses, and says that \'If you will come to Ormistonhill I will lodge you, feed you and Nurse you as long as it can be of any service to you with the greatest good will\'. His remarks about sailing with a \'Jonas\' refers to Sir William Howe, mentioned in Doc ID 3211, presumably because of his lack of success on his American campaign. ', 'Letter to Maddy Hamilton concerning her own case, pp.221-2. Cullen gives her advice on travelling between her various relations scolding her for her \'delicacy\' about staying in private houses, and says that \'If you will come to Ormistonhill I will lodge you, feed you and Nurse you as long as it can be of any service to you with the greatest good will\'. His remarks about sailing with a \'Jonas\' refers to Sir William Howe, mentioned in Doc ID 3211, presumably because of his lack of success on his American campaign. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 13:58:43', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5151, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5503, 'CUL/1/1/20/123', '1787-08-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 August 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Welsh\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Welsh\', pp.223-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:57:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4497, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5504, 'CUL/1/1/20/124', '1787-08-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 August 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr William Brown\'. ', 'Reply headed \'For Mr William Brown\', pp.226-7. The physicians Dr Collin and Dr Askow are both mentioned in a footnote of â€œFamily Medical Compendiumâ€ By Daniel Cox (Colcester, 1808, p114) [Google books]. Used modified images. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 15:40:31', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5569, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5505, 'CUL/1/1/20/125', '1787-08-04', 'c', 'c', 'i', '4? August 1787', '', '', 5, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to an addressee Cullen calls \'Richard\', concerning the cases of Miss Saunderson and Lord Tweedale. Quite poor copy. ', 'Letter to an addressee Cullen calls \'Richard\', concerning the cases of Miss Saunderson and Lord Tweedale, p.228. Quite poor copy. POORCOPY Mostly transcribed, no tangible benefit from image modification. JOB 14/11/14', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:13:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4327, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5506, 'CUL/1/1/20/126', '1787-08-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 August 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr William Saunderson\' [Vol.20 pp.229-232].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr William Saunderson\', pp.229-232\n\nmerged with DOCID 5509 cat num CUL/1/1/20/129. MH 07/11/14', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 08:18:26', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5489, 1, 9, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5507, 'CUL/1/1/20/127', '1787-08-20', 'i', 'i', 'i', '20? August? 1787?', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Richard Somner] concerning the case of the Marquis of Tweedale.', 'Reply concerning the case of the Marquis of Tweedale, p.233', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:25:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4325, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5508, 'CUL/1/1/20/128', '1787-08-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 August 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe headed \'For Miss Saunderson\'. (May have originally been sent with the previous letter concerning the Marquis of Tweedale, as they are mentioned in the same letter a few days previously).', 'Recipe headed \'For Miss Saunderson\', p.234. (May have originally been sent with the previous letter concerning the Marquis of Tweedale, as they are mentioned in the same letter a few days previously.)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 15:26:36', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4326, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5510, 'CUL/1/1/20/130', '1787-08-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 August 1787', '', '', 2, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Macalister\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Macalister\', pp.235-6. Note letter quality poor.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:50:56', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5018, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5511, 'CUL/1/1/20/131', '1787-08-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 August 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to  Mr John Wilson] concerning the case of Miss Storie.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Storie, pp.237-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:56:57', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3824, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5512, 'CUL/1/1/20/132', '1787-08-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 August 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Captain Rutherfurd\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Captain Rutherfurd\', pp.240-1', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:14:11', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4006, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5513, 'CUL/1/1/20/133', '1787-08-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 August 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Linning\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Linning\', pp.242-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:27:39', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3767, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5514, 'CUL/1/1/20/134', '1787-08-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 August 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Ingham, concerning the case of Miss Bell.', 'Letter to Mr Ingham, concerning the case of Miss Bell, pp.244-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:44:29', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3898, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5515, 'CUL/1/1/20/135', '1787-08-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 August 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Mr William Ingham] concerning the case of Miss Bell.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Bell, p.246', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:46:00', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3899, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5516, 'CUL/1/1/20/136', '1787-08-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 August 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Brander\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Brander\', pp.247-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 07:28:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4011, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5517, 'CUL/1/1/20/137', '1787-08-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 August 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Miss Linning.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Linning, pp.249-250', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:28:43', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3768, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5518, 'CUL/1/1/20/138', '1787-09-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 September 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Miss Linning.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Linning, p.251', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:29:14', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3770, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5519, 'CUL/1/1/20/139', '1787-09-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 September 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Ferguson\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Ferguson\', pp.252-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 07:32:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4012, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5520, 'CUL/1/1/20/140', '1787-09-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 September 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Elenora Vane\', whose complaint is ascribed to \'an imperfect perspiration\' and \'the perspiration\'s not easily passing the skin\'. Diaphoretics are prescribed.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Elenora Vane\', whose complaint is ascribed to \'an imperfect perspiration\' and \'the perspiration\'s not easily passing the skin\'. Diaphoretics are prescribed. Most probably one of the Vanes of Long Newton (an Eleanor was living in this period); possibly a relative of Mr Vane in Case 1892. pp.254-5 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:52:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5637, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5521, 'CUL/1/1/20/141', '1787-09-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 September 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Alexander Mollison, concerning Mr Burrow, the Collector of Customs at Port Glasgow. Cullen approves of the treatment given so far for his \'dazzlings\' and \'musci [sic] volitantes\'. In the postscript he advises that \'I formerly had dealings with Mr. Burrow know he is not a regular Payer, but now I shall depend upon you.\' (Recipe is mirror-image on the back of the 2nd page, but also on a separate sheet on the next page).', 'Letter to Alexander Mollison, concerning Mr Burrow, the Collector of Customs at Port Glasgow, pp.256-7. Cullen approves of the treatment given so far for his \'dazzlings\' and \'musci [sic] volitantes\'. In the postscript he advises that \'I formerly had dealings with Mr. Burrow know he is not a regular Payer, but now I shall depend upon you.\' (Recipe is mirror-image on the back of the 2nd page, but also on a separate sheet on the next page) [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 15:55:30', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4507, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5522, 'CUL/1/1/20/142', '1787-09-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 September 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For The Revd. Mr. Andrews\'.', 'Reply headed \'For The Revd. Mr. Andrews\', pp.258-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:01:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5129, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5523, 'CUL/1/1/20/143', '1787-09-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 September 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Purves\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Purves\', pp.260-1', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:17:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3798, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5524, 'CUL/1/1/20/144', '1787-09-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 September 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Alexander Kellock] headed \'For Mrs Dicksons Son Mr Robert\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Dicksons Son Mr Robert\', pp.262-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:54:15', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3777, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5525, 'CUL/1/1/20/145', '1787-09-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 September 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For John Mackenzie of Dolphington\'. Address unknown.', 'Reply headed \'For John Mackenzie of Dolphington\', pp.265-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 09:15:22', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3837, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5526, 'CUL/1/1/20/146', '1787-09-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 September 1787', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs McAlister; Cullen refers to a letter written by the addressee to Mr Campbell about the case. ', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs McAlister; Cullen refers to a letter written by the addressee to Mr Campbell about the case. p.268', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:51:44', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5035, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5527, 'CUL/1/1/20/147', '1787-09-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 September 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Saunderson, inclosing \'the Receipt for your Sister\' - a receipt for Miss Saunderson. ', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Saunderson, inclosing \'the Receipt for your Sister\' - a receipt for Miss Saunderson. pp.269-270.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:32:26', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4973, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5528, 'CUL/1/1/20/148', '1787-09-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 September 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Miss Linning.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Linning, p.270', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:29:40', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3771, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5529, 'CUL/1/1/20/149', '1787-09-13', 'c', 'c', 'i', '13? September 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Aikinson concerning the case of Mr Robinson.', 'Letter to Dr Aikinson concerning the case of Mr Robinson, pp.271-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 14:37:23', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3779, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5530, 'CUL/1/1/20/150', '1787-09-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'September? 1787?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Congalton concerning the case of Lord Dalhousie.', 'Letter to Dr Congalton concerning the case of Lord Dalhousie, pp.273-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 21:08:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5085, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5531, 'CUL/1/1/20/151', '1787-09-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 September 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Mr Gillies] concerning the case of Mrs Gillies.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Gillies, p.275', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 20:29:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3834, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5532, 'CUL/1/1/20/152', '1787-09-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 September 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Miss C. Hay\' concerning her own case [Vol.20 pp.276-7].', 'Letter to Lady Charlotte Hay concerning her own case, pp.276-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5502, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5533, 'CUL/1/1/20/153', '1787-09-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 September 1787', '', '', 2, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For the Revd. Dr. Sharp\'. Cullen refers Dr Sharp to the last edition of Dr Matthew Dobson\'s <i>A medical Commentary on Fixed Air</i> (2nd ed., 1785), which contains an appendix by Dr William Falconer \"On the Use of the Solution of Fixed Alkaline Salts\". Same reference was given in Letter 5581 (Case 787).', 'Reply headed \'For the Revd. Dr. Sharp\', pp.278-282. Cullen refers Dr Sharp to the last edition of Dr Matthew Dobson\'s \"A medical Commentary on Fixed Air\" (2nd ed., 1785), which contains an appendix by Dr William Falconer \"On the Use of the Solution of Fixed Alkaline Salts\". Same reference was given in letter 5581 (Case 787).[SH]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:41:48', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5054, 1, 9, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5535, 'CUL/1/1/20/155', '1787-09-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 September 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Roger Hog Junior Esqr.\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Roger Hog Junior Esqr.\', pp.283-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:21:37', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3956, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5536, 'CUL/1/1/20/156', '1787-09-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 September 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Aird concerning his own case.', 'Letter to Dr Aird concerning his own case, p.285', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 15:10:58', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3788, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5537, 'CUL/1/1/20/157', '1787-09-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 September 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Mr William Ingham] concerning the case of Miss Bell.', 'Letter to Mr Ingham concerning the case of Miss Bell, p.286', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:46:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3901, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5538, 'CUL/1/1/20/158', '1787-09-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 September 1787', '', '', 5, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Miss Maddy Hamilton concerning her own case, characterised by cough and sweatings. It is sent via her sister Miss Mary. Cullen encloses a prescription and \'a list of Provisions for a long voyage\', neither of which is now present. He advises on her journey, desiring her to be \'three or four weeks\' afloat, and mentions Campbeltown, Stranraer and the Isle of Man as possible stopping-points.', 'Letter to Miss Maddy Hamilton concerning her own case, characterised by cough and sweatings. It is sent via her sister Miss Mary. Cullen encloses a prescription and \'a list of Provisions for a long voyage\', neither of which is now present. He advises on her journey, desiring her to be \'three or four weeks\' afloat, and mentions Campbeltown, Stranraer and the Isle of Man as possible stopping-points. pp.287-8.  [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:00:06', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5153, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5539, 'CUL/1/1/20/159', '1787-09-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 September 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Miss Russel\' [Vol.20 pp.289-290]. This letter is addressed to William Russell, concerning the case of his daughter, Miss Russell, in response to \'yours of the 25th currt.\' Undated, but the date is given by Russell in his reply, (see letter 3269. Based on Mr Kearsley\'s account, Cullen advises reducing the use of the aperient, and believes it may be possible to bandage compresses to the sores on the side and axilla.', 'Letter to William Russell, concerning the case of his daughter Miss Russell, in response to \'yours of the 25th currt.\', pp.289-290. Undated, but the date is given by Russell in his reply, Doc ID 3269. Based on Mr Kearsley\'s account, Cullen advises reducing the use of the aperient, and believes it may be possible to bandage compresses to the sores on the side and axilla. [MMG]p', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:12:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5463, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5540, 'CUL/1/1/20/160', '1787-10-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 October 1787', '', '', 2, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Letter for \'Mr Fotheringham\'s friend\' (identified in the index as Mr Dirom) [Vol.20, pp.291-3], Mr Fotheringham (one of the patient\'s in-laws) having communicated the case to him. Cullen considers that \"Golf is a very wholesome exercise\" for the patient.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Dirom (index has this replacing \'Mr Fotheringham\'s friend\', which is crossed out), pp.291-3. Cullen considers that \"Golf is a very wholesome exercise\".', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5093, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5541, 'CUL/1/1/20/161', '1787-10-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 October 1787', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Ogle concerning his own case, Recipe was sent to the Apothecary on behalf of Mr Ogle. ', 'Letter to Mr Ogle concerning his own case, p.294. Recipe was sent to the Apothecary on behalf of Mr Ogle. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:41:37', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5241, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5542, 'CUL/1/1/20/162', '1787-10-03', 'i', 'c', 'c', '3 October 1787?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Andrews.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Andrews, p.295', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:02:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5130, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5543, 'CUL/1/1/20/163', '1787-10-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 October 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr William Hargreave [Hargrave] concerning his own case.', 'Letter to Mr Hargrave; begins with a recipe headed \'For Mr Hargrave\', pp.295-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:45:27', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3399, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5544, 'CUL/1/1/20/164', '1787-10-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 October 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Lind (crossed-out and replaced with \'Lynn\' in the index).', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Lind (crossed-out and replaced with \'Lynn\' in the index), pp.297-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:11:23', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3306, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5545, 'CUL/1/1/20/165', '1787-10-06', 'i', 'i', 'i', '6? October? 1787?', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Gregorie concerning his own case, in response to \'yours of the 28th\'.', 'Letter to Mr Gregorie concerning his own case, in response to \'yours of the 28th\', pp.299-300', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:33:43', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5383, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5546, 'CUL/1/1/20/166', '1787-10-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 October 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Mr Gillies] concerning the case of Mrs Gillies.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Gillies, p.301', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 20:30:03', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3836, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5547, 'CUL/1/1/20/167', '1787-10-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 October 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Letter to William Ingham, with a regimen and prescription for John Surtees, whom Cullen has recently seen in person. He writes, \'his ailment is somewhat constitutional and therefore must be of difficult cure\'. He is given dietary and exercise advice and guidance on bleeding and blistering, as well as a prescription for pectoral pills. See note to Letter 5732 linked to this case, which implies that this document got left in Edinburgh error.  ', 'Letter to William Ingham, with a regimen and prescription for John Surtees, whom Cullen has recently seen in person. He writes, \'his ailment is somewhat constitutional and therefore must be of difficult cure\'. He gives dietary and exercise advice and guidance on bleeding and blistering, as well as a prescription for pectoral pills. pp.302-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:25:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5474, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5548, 'CUL/1/1/20/168', '1787-10-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 October 1787', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply for \'Mr Dirom\' [Vol. p.305], written in third-person on Cullen\'s behalf, in response to a report sent by Mr Dirom, who does not seem to be \'affected with any gravelish disorder\'.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Dirom, p.305. Letter written on behalf of Cullen.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5092, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5549, 'CUL/1/1/20/169', '1787-10-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 October 1787', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Ogle.', 'Lettre concerning the case of Mr Ogle, p.305', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:42:05', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5242, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5550, 'CUL/1/1/20/170', '1787-10-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 October 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mrs. Buchan Hepburn.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs. Buchan Hepburn, pp.306-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:32:32', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3433, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5551, 'CUL/1/1/20/171', '1787-10-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 October 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Roger Hog Junior.. Extremely poor copy.  ', 'Letter concerning the case of Roger Hog Junior, pp.308-311. Some pages Extremely poor copy.  POORCOPY [Not sure who the addressee is. Roger Hog Jnr. had way too many doctors. LMcC] Mostly transcribed, image modification for p. 1 may yield additional text. JOB 14/11/14 [Had another look at it, but not much else I could do with this one. Got a few more words but there are still a few lines I can\'t make out, as only page one had been enhanced. LMcC 02/12/14]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:22:25', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4620, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5552, 'CUL/1/1/20/172', '1787-10-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 October 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Miss Robertson. Cullen believes that \'there is no organic affection of her bowels\', and that her ailments \'depend upon\nsome loss of tone, and from thence an increased irritability\'. Prescriptions are enclosed. Quite poor copy. ', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Robertson, pp.312-3. Cullen believes that \'there is no organic affection of her bowels\', and that her ailments \'depend upon\nsome loss of tone, and from thence an increased irritability\'. Prescriptions are enclosed. Quite poor copy. [MMG] POORCOPY Mostly transcribed, no tangible benefit from image modification. JOB 14/11/14', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:41:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4926, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5553, 'CUL/1/1/20/173', '1787-10-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 October 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to Charles Brown concerning General Beckwith\'s nephritic ailments, p.314. Cullen recommends the use of Falconer\'s \'alkaline mephitic water\', but writes, \'You will judge of the use of the spring chair by the effects, but I hardly ever find exercise of any kind agree with Nephritics\'. Poor Copy.', 'Letter to Charles Brown concerning General Beckwith\'s nephritic ailments, p.314. Cullen recommends the use of Falconer\'s \'alkaline mephitic water\', but writes, \'You will judge of the use of the spring chair by the effects, but I hardly ever find exercise of any kind agree with Nephritics\'. POOR COPY. [MMG] POORCOPY Mostly transcribed, but modified images may yield clarifications. JOB 14/11/14 Better. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:08:39', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4414, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5554, 'CUL/1/1/20/174', '1787-10-19', 'i', 'i', 'c', '19 October? 1787?', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to William Ingham concerning the case of Miss Bell. Very poor copy. ', 'Letter to William Ingham concerning the case of Miss Bell, p.315. Very poor copy. POORCOPY Mostly transcribed, image modifications *may* reveal a little more text... but likely not. JOB 14/11/14 [Got a few more lines from the enhanced image. LMcC]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:47:29', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4633, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5555, 'CUL/1/1/20/175', '1787-10-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 October 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to  Mr John Wilson] concerning the case of Miss Storie.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Storie, p.316', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:57:36', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3826, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5556, 'CUL/1/1/20/176', '1787-10-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 October 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Lynn.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Lynn, pp.317-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:09:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3307, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5557, 'CUL/1/1/20/177', '1787-11-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 November 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Saunderson. Appears to be written to Saunderson\'s son. ', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Saunderson, pp.319-320. Appears to be written to Saunderson\'s son. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:33:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4974, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5558, 'CUL/1/1/20/178', '1787-11-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 November 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Mr William Ingham] concerning the case of Miss Bell.', 'Letter to Mr Ingham concerning the case of Miss Bell, pp.321-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:46:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3905, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5559, 'CUL/1/1/20/179', '1787-11-13', 'c', 'c', 'i', '13? November 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr. O\'Halloran concerning an unnamed 16-year-old female patient, p.323. Cullen believes the case to be scrofulous, but that he has not been sent sufficiently precise information on it. Proceeding on the assumption that the young lady has scrofula. he recommends the use of the Peruvian Bark and Cicuta.', 'Letter to Mr. O\'Halloran concerning an unnamed 16-year-old female patient, p.323. Cullen believes the case to be scrofulous, but that he has not been sent sufficiently precise information on it. Proceeding on the assumption that the young lady has scrofula. he recommends the use of the Peruvian Bark and Cicuta. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:44:34', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4519, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5560, 'CUL/1/1/20/180', '1787-11-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 November 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mrs Fraser\' [Vol.20, pp.324-5]. Cullen advises the application of a blister, keeping a part open as a perpetual issue for two or three weeks, to treat the pain of Mrs Fraser\'s side. Includes a recipe for an anodyne embrocation.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Fraser, pp.324-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4537, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5561, 'CUL/1/1/20/181', '1787-11-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 November 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Thomas Younghusband.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Younghusband, pp.326-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 15:05:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4661, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5562, 'CUL/1/1/20/182', '1787-11-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 November 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Gregorie concerning his own case.', 'Letter to Mr Gregorie concerning his own case, p.329', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:34:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5385, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5563, 'CUL/1/1/20/183', '1787-11-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 November 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Miss Purves concerning her own case.', 'Letter to Miss Purves concerning her own case, pp.330-1', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:18:44', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3799, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5564, 'CUL/1/1/20/184', '1787-11-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 November 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning Mrs Hill, the mother of Mr Laurence Hill.  Cullen was \'just now consulted by your Nephew Laurence\'.', 'Letter concerning the mother of  Mr Laurence Hill [Mrs? Laurence Hill]; Cullen was \'just now consulted by your Nephew Laurence\', p.332', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:37:29', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4019, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5565, 'CUL/1/1/20/185', '1787-11-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 November 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from R. N. Lynn, concerning the correspondent\'s own case.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Lynn, pp.333-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:06:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3309, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5566, 'CUL/1/1/20/186', '1787-11-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 November 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Fraser\'s child, Very poor copy. ', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Fraser\'s child, pp.335-7. Very poor copy. POORCOPY Mostly transcribed, modified images *may* yield some clarifications... JOB 14/11/14 [I\'ve added only a couple of words more, I cannot do much better - LG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:28:55', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4373, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5567, 'CUL/1/1/20/187', '1787-11-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 November 1787', '', '', 2, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply for \'Mr. Dirom\' [Vol.20, pp.338-9], to an unnamed medical practitioner, after receiving a report from the patient, dated 8 November. Cullen advises \'lying a bed for eight days together\' while taking the prescriptions enclosed.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Dirom, pp.338-9. Extremely poor copy. POORCOPY Mostly transcribed, no discernable benefit from modified images. JOB 14/11/14', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 09:55:38', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5098, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(5568, 'CUL/1/1/20/188', '1787-11-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 November 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter [to William Ingham] concerning the case of Miss Bell.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Bell, p.340', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:48:37', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3907, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5569, 'CUL/1/1/20/189', '1787-11-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 November 1787', '', '', 2, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr. Dirom\' [Vol.20, pp.341-2], possibly to his unnamed medical practitioner, in response to his changed symptoms, and enclosing a new prescription.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Dirom, pp.341-2. Very poor copy. [date entered as 1797, changed to \'87, but needs checking against ms DS] POORCOPY Mostly transcribed, modified images may yield some textual clarifications. JOB 14/11/14 Was able to add some more text from modified image. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5188, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5570, 'CUL/1/1/20/190', '1787-11-29', 'i', 'c', 'c', '29 November 1787?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of the Rev. Mr. Andrews. Was able to adjust contrast to read most of the illegible bits.', 'Letter concerning the case of the Rev. Mr. Andrews, p.343. - Was able to adjust contrast to read most of the illegible bits [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:03:22', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5131, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5571, 'CUL/1/1/20/191', '1787-11-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 November 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr. G. Murdoch concerning his own case.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr. G. Murdoch, p.344', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:20:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3801, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5572, 'CUL/1/1/20/192', '1787-11-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 November 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Miss Russell\' [Vol.20 pp.345]. This letter is addressed to William Russell, concerning the case of his daughter, Miss Russell: \'though I must say that your own accounts are not quite so favourable as those of Mr. Kearsley, but I hope the measures he proposes will soon finish the entire cure of all the sores\'. Cullen proposes the use of the bark.', 'Letter to William Russell, concerning the case of his daughter, Miss Russell: \'though I must say that your own accounts are not quite so favourable as those of Mr. Kearsley, but I hope the measures he proposes will soon finish the entire cure of all the sores\'. He proposes the use of the bark. p.345 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5464, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5573, 'CUL/1/1/20/193', '1787-11-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 November 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the Revd. Mr. Elliot. Poor copy. ', 'Letter concerning the Revd. Mr. Elliot, pp.346-7. Quite poor copy. POORCOPY Mostly transcribed, no discernable benefit from modified images. JOB 14/11/14', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:34:59', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4701, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5574, 'CUL/1/1/20/194', '1787-11-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 November 1787', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Colonel Murray, concerning his case, which appears to be stomach-related, and enclosing prescriptions. p.348. Very poor copy.', 'Letter to Colonel Murray, concerning his case, which appears to be stomach-related, and enclosing prescriptions. p.348. Very poor copy. [MMG] POORCOPY Mostly transcribed, no discernable benefit from modified images. JOB 14/11/14', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:42:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4925, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5575, 'CUL/1/1/20/195', '1787-12-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 December 1787', '', '', 2, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply for \'Mrs. _____ whose Case has been [communicated?] by Mr. Baillie of Dochfour\' [Vol.20, pp.349-51], probably addressed to Mr. Baillie. Later correspondence confirms the patient as Mrs. Baillie. Cullen describes her ailment as \'very purely Epileptic\'. He provides tonic prescriptions and gives directions for their use. He writes that \'If Dr. G. Skene is the physician I have the utmost confidence in his judgement\', referring to Dr George Skene of Aberdeen; however, his connection with the case is uncertain as the Baillies\' home is near Inverness.', 'Letter concerning the case of an unnamed female patient, \'from Mr Baillie of Dochfour\'. Very poor copy. pp.349-351 POORCOPY Cullen suggests contacting Dr George Skene, which may suggest the patient is in the Aberdeen area. The patient appears to suffering from Epileptic fits. It seems to me that the first recipe is similar, if not the same, as that of the first recipe of Letter 5585 (Case 2013). Both cases concern epilepsy, both are powders, though Cullen calls the it Tonic powder rather than Antispasmodic powder, both are taken with Jelly. The letter also mentions varying the quantity of the vitriol. SH Mostly transcribed, modified images may yield some textual clarifications. JOB 14/11/14 Added some more text and more coding using modified images. Had to slightly sharpen images, also sometimes looking at screen from an angle helped (I\'ve an iMac). SH Have added more text after playing with Gamma correction and contrast.[MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5278, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5576, 'CUL/1/1/20/196', '1787-12-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 December 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Sir John Sebright. Poor copy.', 'Letter concerning the case of Sir John Sebright, pp.352-5. POORCOPY. Partially transcribed, modified images may yield significant textual benefit. JOB 14/11/14 [I have double-checked with the new images and tweaked them a bit playing with contrast ecc.; I\'ve added a very few words, I\'m not able to do better than this without losing a lot of time - LG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:43:06', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5120, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5577, 'CUL/1/1/20/197', '1787-12-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 December 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Marshall concerning the case of Mr Bott,. Extremely poor copy. ', 'Letter to Dr Marshall concerning the case of Mr Bott, pp.356-8. Extremely poor copy. POORCOPY Mostly transcribed, no discernable benefit from modified images. JOB 14/11/14', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 15:50:50', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5023, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5578, 'CUL/1/1/20/198', '1787-12-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 December 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Captain Weemyss\' (i.e. Wemyss). A short, numbered regimen, with a recipe for Cephalic Pills and recommendation to wear a flannel shirt. The opening \'As soon as he is a day settled at home\' may suggest that he has been to visit Cullen in person. Destination guessed from the fact that the majority of the Wemysses are based in Fife. Quite poor copy.  ', 'Reply headed \'For Captain Weemyss\' (i.e. Wemyss). A short, numbered regimen, with a recipe for Cephalic Pills and recommendation to wear a flannel shirt. The opening \'As soon as he is a day settled at home\' may suggest that he has been to visit Cullen in person. Destination guessed from the fact that the majority of the Wemysses are based in Fife. pp.359-360. Quite poor copy.  POORCOPY Mostly transcribed, no discernable benefit from modified images. JOB 14/11/14', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:43:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4914, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5579, 'CUL/1/1/20/199', '1787-12-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 December 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to J. Wilson] concerning the case of Mrs Wragg.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Wragg, p.361.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:27:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5348, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5580, 'CUL/1/1/20/200', '1787-12-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 December 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Lady Galloway.', 'Letter concerning the case of Lady Galloway, pp.362-4.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:24:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4363, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5581, 'CUL/1/1/20/348', '1787-12-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 December 1787', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Dirom\' [Vol.20, p.365], probably to his unnamed medical practitioner. Cullen refers to Dr Matthew Dobson\'s A medical Commentary on Fixed Air (2nd ed., 1785), which contains an appendix by Dr William Falconer, On the Use of the Solution of Fixed Alkaline Salts (cited also in Doc [ID:5533], part of Case 2170). He hopes that the book may be found in Aberdeen, and the apparatus required in either Banff or Aberdeen: if this is not the case, he asks to be informed by return of post.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Dirom\', p.365. Poor copy. POORCOPY. Cullen refers Dr Matthew Dobson\'s \"A medical Commentary on Fixed Air\" (2nd ed., 1785), which contains an appendix by Dr William Falconer \"On the Use of the Solution of Fixed Alkaline Salts\". Same reference was given in letter 5533 (Case 2170).[SH] Mostly transcribed, no discernable benefit from modified images. JOB 14/11/14', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 14:12:27', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5199, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5582, 'CUL/1/1/20/201', '1787-12-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 December 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mrs Deans, addressed to her husband and to Dr Smith. Cullen hopes her case to be catarrhal only, not hectic or purulent, and believes she \'would have been cured long ago, if she had been more pliant in her regimen\'. He advises on some medicines and diet. Poor copy.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Deans, addressed to her husband and to Dr Smith. Cullen hopes her case to be catarrhal only, not hectic or purulent, and believes she \'would have been cured long ago, if she had been more pliant in her regimen\'. He advises on some medicines and diet. pp.366-7. POORCOPY Mostly transcribed, two images modified - *may* offer some clarification. JOB 14/11/14', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:35:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4911, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5583, 'CUL/1/1/20/202', '1787-12-19', 'i', 'i', 'i', '19? December? 1787?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, concerning the case of Mr Cockburn [Vol.20 p.368]. Cullen refers to William Falconer\'s \"An Account of the Efficacy of the Aqua Mephitica Alkaline\".', 'Reply, concerning the case of Mr Cockburn [Vol.20 p.368]. Cullen refers to [PERS-3494-LINK]William Falconer\'s[/PERS] \"An Account of the Efficacy of the Aqua Mephitica Alkaline\".', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 12:58:23', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3230, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5584, 'CUL/1/1/20/203', '1787-12-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 December 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Campbell of Kintarbert (sic: Kanterbert[?]), pp.369-370. Cullen approves of the use of vomits to clear the phlegm from his stomach, and also blistering for his lungs. Destination inferred from the patient\'s known place of death early in 1788.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Campbell of Kintarbert (sic: Kanterbert[?]), pp.369-370. Cullen approves of the use of vomits to clear the phlegm from his stomach, and also blistering for his lungs. Destination inferred from the patient\'s known place of death early in 1788. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:51:15', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4593, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5585, 'CUL/1/1/20/204', '1787-12-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 December 1787', '', '', 2, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mrs Bowman\'s son. Inferred that the letter was sent to Alex. Dunlop. The recipe for the ointment that Cullen prescribes for the boy\'s spine is not included. It is given in another letter the next day - letter 5586. ', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Bowman\'s son, pp.371-3. Inferred that the letter was sent to Alex. Dunlop. The recipe for the ointment that Cullen prescribes for the boy\'s spine is not included. It is given in another letter the next day - letter 5586. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:34:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5271, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5586, 'CUL/1/1/20/205', '1787-12-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 December 1787', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mrs Bowman\'s son, following a letter Cullen sent the day before. Contains the missing prescription for the ointment mentioned in letter 5585. Poor copy.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Bowman\'s son, following a letter Cullen sent the day before, p.374 POORCOPY Contains the missing prescription for the ointment mentioned in letter 5585. SH Mostly transcribed, modified image may offer missing text. JOB 14/11/14 Added more text using the modified image. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:34:46', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5277, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5587, 'CUL/1/1/20/206', '1787-12-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 December 1787', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to John Gilchrist]  concerning the case of Mr Ramsay.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Ramsay, p.375', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:54:07', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5243, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5588, 'CUL/1/1/20/207', '1787-12-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 December 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Miss Welsh. It seems that Cullen\'s delay in replying to letter 3284 was not knowing where Morton Mains was located.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Welsh, p.376. It seems that Cullen\'s delay in replying to letter 3284 was not knowing where Morton Mains was located. [SH]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:58:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4487, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5589, 'CUL/1/1/20/208', '1787-12-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 December 1787', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr. Dirom\' [Vol.20, pp.377-8], probably to his \'country\' practitioner. Cullen does not approve of his new doctor\'s advice, and is glad he does not know who he is. He hopes that he will be able to obtain by Aberdeen fly the apparatus required to make the alkaline mephitic water, and refers again to Falconer\'s appendix to Dobson on its use.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Dirom\', pp.377-8. The recipe given in letter 6278 Cullen considers to be improper. Cullen refers to Falconer\'s \"An account of the efficacy of the aqua mephitic alkaline\". SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5213, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5590, 'CUL/1/1/20/209', '1787-12-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 December 1787', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply for \'Mrs. _____ from Mr. Baillie\' [Vol.20, pp.379-80], to Mr. Baillie, who has sent Cullen a journal recording his wife\'s fits and her response to the medicines previously prescribed. Cullen advises him on her continuing medication, and on eating chicken: \'if the Lady is manifestly the worse for the want of it, I would consent to her having it, but in a Country where\nfowel [i.e. wildfowl] is in plenty I cannot think the weather will require it\'.', 'Letter to Mr Baillie concerning the case of an unnamed female patient, in response to \'the Journal you have sent me\', pp.379-80. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5279, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5591, 'CUL/1/1/20/210', '1788-01-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 January 1788', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply to an unnamed correspondent, identifiable as Mr Bowman, concerning his son\'s case. The son has been under observation in Edinburgh and Cullen thinks he has a brain condition.', 'Letter to an unnamed correspondent, identifiable as Mr Bowman, concerning his son\'s case, pp.380-1 (although there are two pages labelled \'380\' in this volume). The son has been under observation in Edinburgh and Cullen thinks he has a brain condition.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:35:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5276, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5592, 'CUL/1/1/20/211', '1788-01-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 January 1788', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Mr. Dirom\' [Vol.20, pp.382-3], giving the directions to make alkaline mephitic water, possibly following Falconer\'s guidelines, and including brief dietary advice.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Dirom, pp.382-3. Extremely poor copy. POORCOPY. The poor copy pages appear to give the procedure to make the Alkaline water, possibly following those directions by Falconer in his pamphlet, employing the apparatus used to make Seltzer water. There may also be dietary instructions on page 3, but difficult to say. SH VERY Patchy transcription, modified images may yield significant benefit. JOB 14/11/14 Added a few more words to text from modified images. See Falconer, 1789, pp8-10 (Google Books), the text on images 1-2 is very similar to Falconer\'s with the use of same phrases. Cullen writes: \"should be set with the bottom upwards in a cool place.\" (end of 1st para of image 2) Falconer writes: \"The bottles should be placed with their bottoms upwards in a cool place.\" (p10) SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5225, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5593, 'CUL/1/1/20/212', '1788-01-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 January 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'the Reverend Mr Deans\' [Vol. 20, p.384]. Addressed to him, to be shared also with Dr Smith, regarding Mrs Deans, who still has a sore throat. Cullen advises applying camphorated oil and flannel. Extremely poor copy.', 'Reply headed \'the Reverend Mr Deans\' [Vol. 20, p.384]. Addressed to him, to be shared also with Dr Smith, regarding Mrs Deans, who still has a sore throat. Cullen advises applying camphorated oil and flannel. Extremely poor copy. [MMG] POORCOPY What was the point in even attempting to transcribe this?!? It really took an hour to do nothing? Modified image should yield results. JOB 14/11/14', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:36:26', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4921, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5594, 'CUL/1/1/20/213', '1787-01-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 January 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Milnes concerning an unnamed patient.', 'Letter to Dr Milnes concerning an unnamed patient, pp.385-6.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 20:59:22', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4284, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5595, 'CUL/1/1/20/214', '1788-01-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 January 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to William Ingham, concerning the case of Mr Hudson. Cullen hopes \'his corpulency is not increased\'. He believes the pains shooting from his arm across his chest are \'more spasmodic than humoral and therefore less dangerous\', but advises him to use the medicines and regimen prescribed in 1784, and attaches further pectoral prescriptions. He also asks about a female patient: \'I am afraid you had no good to tell me with respect to Miss Bell, but I wish you had told me her state whatever it is\'. ', 'Letter to William Ingham, concerning the case of Mr Hudson. Cullen hopes \'his corpulency is not increased\'. He believes the pains shooting from his arm across his chest are \'more spasmodic than humoral and therefore less dangerous\', but advises him to use the medicines and regimen prescribed in 1784, and attaches further pectoral prescriptions. He also asks about a female patient: \'I am afraid you had no good to tell me with respect to Miss Bell, but I wish you had told me her state whatever it is\'. pp.387-8 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:43:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3877, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5596, 'CUL/1/1/20/215', '1788-01-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 January 1788', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Walker concerning an unnamed female patient. Reply to Doc ID 3295.', 'Letter to Mr Walker concerning an unnamed female patient, p.389 and p.392. Reply to Doc ID 3295. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 18:54:58', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3679, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5597, 'CUL/1/1/20/216', '1788-01-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 January 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Farquharson concerning an unnamed female patient.', 'Letter to Mr Farquharson concerning an unnamed female patient, pp.390-1 (the recipe on p.392 belongs to the previous case)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:19:34', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3820, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5598, 'CUL/1/1/20/217', '1788-01-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 January 1788', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Dirom\' [Vol.20 pp.393-4]. Cullen\'s signature does not appear on the letter, nor his initials on the recipe. The patient died on the date on which this letter was written.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Dirom, pp.393-4. Cullen\'s signature does not appear on the letter, nor his initials on the recipe. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5229, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5599, 'CUL/1/1/20/218', '1788-01-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 January 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to an unnamed recipient [Vol.20, pp.395-6], concerning a female patient, who has fits and is being treated with White Vitriol and Laudanum. Internal evidence indicates that it is a response to a journal paper (no longer extant) sent by Mr. Baillie of Dochfour, recording his wife\'s epileptic fits and response to medication.', 'Letter concerning the case of an unnamed female patient, in response to \'your Journal continued to the 19th\', pp.395-6. Despite detailed dates mentioned, no obvious incoming letter has been traced. [LM] â€“ It\'s Mrs Baillie of Dochfour. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4634, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5600, 'CUL/1/1/20/219', '1788-01-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 January 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Grahame.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Grahame, p.397', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 07:21:43', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4405, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5601, 'CUL/1/1/20/220', '1788-01-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 January 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Provost Marshall.', 'Letter concerning the case of Provost Marshall, pp.398-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:52:05', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5412, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5602, 'CUL/1/1/20/221', '1788-02-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 February 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply for \'Mrs Deans\' [Vol.20, p.400], to her husband, Rev. Robert Deans. Cullen is pleased with her progress, but does not expect her recovery \'till the Season is much further advanced\'. Regarding the request for a list of books for her nephew, Dr Smith, Cullen writes, \'I shall think of it but I am too much hurried at present to do it properly\'.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Deans, p.400', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4854, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5603, 'CUL/1/1/20/222', '1788-02-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 February 1788', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr. G. Murdoch concerning his own case.', 'Letter to Mr G. Murdoch concerning his own case, in response to \'yours of the 26th\', pp.401-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:20:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3810, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5604, 'CUL/1/1/20/223', '1788-02-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 February 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Armitstead concerning the case of an unnamed patient (Mrs Sinclair, LG), in response to \'yours of the 23d past\'.', 'Letter to Dr Armitstead concerning the case of an unnamed patient (Mrs Sinclair, LG), in response to \'yours of the 23d past\', pp.403-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 08:40:06', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4388, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5605, 'CUL/1/1/20/224', '1788-02-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 February 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to dr Alexander Abernethie] concerning the case of \'the very worthy and respectable Lady Banff\'.', 'Letter concerning the case of \'the very worthy and respectable Lady Banff\', pp.405-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 20:35:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5425, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5606, 'CUL/1/1/20/225', '1788-02-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 February 1788', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Miss Howie.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Howie, pp.407-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:45:30', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3828, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5607, 'CUL/1/1/20/226', '1788-02-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 February 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Lynn.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Lynn, p.409', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:09:43', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3311, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5608, 'CUL/1/1/20/227', '1788-02-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 February 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Robinson Foxley concerning an unnamed patient, \'the Revd.\', who suffers from priapism. Cullen advises the use of camphor, and encloses prescriptions.', 'Letter to Robinson Foxley concerning an unnamed patient, \'the Revd.\', who suffers from priapism. Cullen advises the use of camphor, and encloses prescriptions. pp.410-1 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:05:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4546, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5609, 'CUL/1/1/20/228', '1788-02-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 February 1788', '', '', 2, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Moodie.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Moodie, pp.412-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:42:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5287, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5610, 'CUL/1/1/20/229', '1788-02-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 February 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Hamilton of Wishaw\' [Vol.20 pp.415-7]. Cullen is now fully persuaded that Mrs Hamilton has a \'gouty disposition\' and gives detailed instructions on regimen. He concedes it is possible that medicines may also be necessary and has spoken to Doctor Robertson on the subject.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Hamilton of Wishaw\', pp.415-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 12:58:08', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3360, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5611, 'CUL/1/1/20/230', '1788-03-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 March 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to Mr Riddell concerning his own case, in response to \'a letter from Mr Jefferson giving me some account of your state of health\'.', 'Letter to Mr Riddell concerning his own case, in response to \'a letter from Mr Jefferson giving me some account of your state of health\', p.418', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:58:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4215, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5612, 'CUL/1/1/20/231', '1788-03-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 March 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Lynn concerning his own case, in response to \'yours of the 3d\'.', 'Letter to Mr Lynn concerning his own case, in response to \'yours of the 3d\', p.419', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:10:16', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3313, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5613, 'CUL/1/1/20/232', '1788-03-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 March 1788', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter to Mr Drought concerning the case of \'Mr D\'.', 'Letter to Mr Drought concerning the case of \'Mr D\', pp.420-1', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 07:32:35', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4329, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5614, 'CUL/1/1/20/233', '1788-03-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 March 1788', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mrs Jackson, apparently in response to a letter from the addressee delivered by the patient.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Jackson, apparently in response to a letter from the addressee delivered by the patient, pp.422-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:33:35', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4331, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5615, 'CUL/1/1/20/234', '1788-03-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 March 1788', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr. L. Keir concerning his own case.', 'Letter to Mr. L. Keir concerning his own case, pp.425-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:08:59', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4338, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5616, 'CUL/1/1/20/235', '1788-03-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 March 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Captain Wood concerning the case of Mrs Wood.', 'Letter to Captain Wood concerning the case of Mrs Wood, pp.427-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 08:59:30', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4427, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5617, 'CUL/1/1/20/236', '1788-03-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 March 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr. L. Keir concerning his own case.', 'Letter to Mr. L. Keir concerning his own case, p.430', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:09:25', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4340, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5618, 'CUL/1/1/20/237', '1788-03-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 March 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Mr Deans\' [Vol.20, p.430], concerning his wife, Mrs Deans. Cullen apologises for his delay in answering. He is confident that improvements in the season are what will mend her, and thinks that her request for \'a more nourishing diet, particularly of animal food, would be really hurtful\'. He advises continuing with the issue.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Deans in response to \'your letter of 10th\', p.430', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4870, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5619, 'CUL/1/1/20/238', '1788-03-29', 'i', 'c', 'c', '29 March 1788?', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr. L. Keir concerning his own case.', 'Letter to Mr L. Keir concerning his own case, p.431', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:09:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4342, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5620, 'CUL/1/1/20/239', '1788-04-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 April 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Watt\' [Vol.20 p.432]. It contains a recipe very similar to that given in Doc ID 5495 to the same patient. It may have been sent to her relatives, the Browns.', 'Recipe headed \'For Mrs Watt\', p.432. It is very similar to that given in Doc ID 5495 to the same patient. It was probably sent to her relatives the Browns. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:04:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4008, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5621, 'CUL/1/1/20/240', '1788-04-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 April 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply for \'Mr Campbell of Succoth\' [Vol.20, p. 433], to be delivered to Alexander (\'Saunders\') Dunlop by the patient, regarding the progress of the sore under his eye. It is compared with the case of Lord Aboyne.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Campbell of Succoth, to be delivered to the addressee by the patient, p.433. Lord Aboyne is mentioned as a treatment example, not as a patient.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3718, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5622, 'CUL/1/1/20/241', '1788-04-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 April 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to Dr Stephen Pemberton (\'Dear Dr.\' â€“ so not Mr William Ingham, Surtees\' surgeon) concerning the case of Mr Surtees, and in response to his letter, which Surtees had delivered to him. He apologies for not replying immediately as \'it came upon me when I was engaged in a singular way\'. He recommends the use of opiates as antispasmodics, with laxatives to counteract the costiveness caused, and also blistering and vomits. ', 'Letter to Dr Stephen Pemberton (\'Dear Dr.\' â€“ so not Mr William Ingham, Surtees\' surgeon) concerning the case of Mr Surtees, and in response to his letter, which Surtees had delivered to him. He apologies for not replying immediately as \'it came upon me when I was engaged in a singular way\'. He recommends the use of opiates as antispasmodics, with laxatives to counteract the costiveness caused, and also blistering and vomits. p.434', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:22:47', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5475, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5623, 'CUL/1/1/20/242', '1788-04-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'April? 1788?', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, in form of a short letter to Lady Selkirk, discussing the suitability of buttermilk for young children.', 'Short letter to Lady Selkirk, discussing the suitability of buttermilk for young children, p.435 [Could the destination of the letter be Selkirk townhouse? LMcC]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 14:50:47', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4392, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5624, 'CUL/1/1/20/243', '1788-04-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 April 1788', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter to Mr Hodgson concerning the case of \'Mr Hodgson\'s friend\'.', 'Letter to Mr Hodgson concerning the case of \'Mr Hodgson\'s friend\', pp.436-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 07:40:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4395, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5625, 'CUL/1/1/20/244', '1788-04-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 April 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'for Miss Innes\'.', 'Reply headed \'for Miss Innes\', p.438', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:47:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4635, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5626, 'CUL/1/1/20/245', '1788-04-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 April 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Laurence Keir, concerning his own case.', 'Letter to Mr L. Keir concerning his own case, p.439', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:11:58', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4344, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5627, 'CUL/1/1/20/246', '1788-04-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 April 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to the Rev. Mr. Andrews concerning his own case, in response to \'yours of the 5th\'.', 'Letter to the Rev. Mr. Andrews concerning his own case, in response to \'yours of the 5th\', p.440', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:03:48', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4684, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5628, 'CUL/1/1/20/247', '1788-04-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 April 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mrs Jackson.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Jackson, p.441', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:34:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4334, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5629, 'CUL/1/1/20/248', '1788-04-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 April 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Mr Spalding\'.', 'Reply headed \'Mr Spalding\', pp.442-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:07:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3760, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5630, 'CUL/1/1/20/249', '1788-04-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 April 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Spalding, containing recipes for Mr Spalding and his child, pp.433-4. May have been sent along with the previous document.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Spalding, containing recipes for Mr Spalding and his child, pp.433-4. May have been sent along with the previous document.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:07:29', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3763, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5631, 'CUL/1/1/20/250', '1788-04-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 April 1788', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For the Revd. Mr. Marsh\'.', 'Reply headed \'For the Revd. Mr. Marsh\', pp.445-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 07:34:28', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4646, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5632, 'CUL/1/1/20/251', '1788-04-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 April 1788', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr. Oyes.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr. Oyes, pp.447-8 and p.449', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:03:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3755, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5633, 'CUL/1/1/20/252', '1788-04-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 April 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe headed \'For Mrs Steele\'.', 'Recipe headed \'For Mrs Steele\', p.449', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:12:03', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4459, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5634, 'CUL/1/1/20/253', '1788-04-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 April 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For the Lady whose case has been communicated by Mr Gilroy\'.', 'Reply headed \'For the Lady whose case has been communicated by Mr Gilroy\', pp.450-1', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 07:35:00', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4649, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5635, 'CUL/1/1/20/254', '1788-04-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 April 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Captain Baillie\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Captain Baillie\', pp.452-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:29:43', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4418, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5636, 'CUL/1/1/20/255', '1788-04-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 April 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Captain Baillie, addressed to \'William\'. Mentions Captain Baillie\'s sister, Mrs Baron Gordon.', 'Letter concerning the case of Captain Baillie, addressed to \'William\'. Mentions Captain Baillie\'s sister, Mrs Baron Gordon. p.456', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:30:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4419, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5637, 'CUL/1/1/20/256', '1788-04-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 April 1788', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter to Mrs Jackson concerning her own case.', 'Letter to Mrs Jackson concerning her own case, pp.457-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:35:31', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4336, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5638, 'CUL/1/1/20/257', '1788-04-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 April 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to Dr Mudie concerning the case of an unnamed female patient.', 'Letter to Dr Mudie concerning the case of an unnamed female patient, pp.459-460', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 07:33:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4424, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5639, 'CUL/1/1/20/258', '1788-04-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 April 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Robinson Foxley, in response to \'yours of the 23d\', concerning his unnamed patient, \'the Revd\'. Cullen asks that he persevere with the camphor. ', 'Letter to Robinson Foxley, in response to \'yours of the 23d\', concerning his unnamed patient, \'the Revd\'. Cullen asks that he persevere with the camphor. p.461 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:06:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4549, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5640, 'CUL/1/1/20/259', '1788-05-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 May 1788', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr. Atkinson\' [Vol.20, pp.462-3], whose ailment depends upon \' a weakness of the alimentary canal\'. Cullen recommends a sea voyage or land journeys. He also gives advice on diet and a prescription.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Aitkinson\', pp.462-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4651, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5641, 'CUL/1/1/20/260', '1788-05-02', 'c', 'c', 'i', '2? May 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Pringle\'s Son\', whose case Cullen diagnoses as one of \'fatuity\'. In a numbered regimen, he advises the use of a blister and/or issue, and cropping or shaving the head and pouring cold water over it. Prescriptions and dietary advice are included. Month and year are certain from place in copy-book, date inferred (1 or 2 May).', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Pringle\'s Son\', whose case Cullen diagnoses as one of \'fatuity\'. In a numbered regimen, he advises the use of a blister and/or issue, and cropping or shaving the head and pouring cold water over it. Prescriptions and dietary advice are included. pp.464-6 Month and year are certain from place in copy-book, date inferred (1 or 2 May). [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:48:34', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5248, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5642, 'CUL/1/1/20/261', '1788-05-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 May 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Stevenson\', beginning with a pectoral recipe.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Stevenson\', beginning with a pectoral recipe, pp.466-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:58:31', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4439, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5643, 'CUL/1/1/20/262', '1788-05-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 May 1788', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Staig\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Staig\', pp.469-471', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 07:37:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4652, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5644, 'CUL/1/1/20/263', '1788-05-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 May 1788', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Parker\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Parker\', pp.472-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 07:35:31', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4541, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5645, 'CUL/1/1/20/264', '1788-05-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 May 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe headed \'For Mrs Hobson\'.', 'Recipe headed \'For Mrs Hobson\', p.473', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 07:37:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4655, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5646, 'CUL/1/1/20/265', '1788-05-09', 'i', 'i', 'i', '9? May? 1788?', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Joshua Dixon] concerning the case of Mr Pearson.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Pearson, pp.274-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:09:35', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4457, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5647, 'CUL/1/1/20/266', '1788-05-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 May 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Oyes and Mr Spalding.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Oyes and Mr Spalding, p.477', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:04:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3757, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5648, 'CUL/1/1/20/267', '1788-05-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 May 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to an unnamed patient about his case, pp.478-9, Mentions shock of a brother\'s death.', 'Letter to an unnamed patient about his case, pp.478-9, Mentions shock of a brother\'s death.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:06:40', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4422, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5649, 'CUL/1/1/20/268', '1788-05-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 May 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to the Rev. Mr. Andrews about his own case, in response to \'yours of the 7th\'.', 'Letter to the Rev. Mr. Andrews about his own case, in response to \'yours of the 7th\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 15:29:05', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4774, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5650, 'CUL/1/1/20/269', '1788-05-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 May 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr. L. Keir concerning his own case. No formal recipe, but includes a guide on the preparation of lime water.', 'Letter to Mr L. Keir concerning his own case, pp.481-2 [No formal recipe, but includes a guide on the preparation of lime water. LMcC]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:10:26', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4345, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5651, 'CUL/1/1/20/270', '1788-05-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 May 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Suley [Suly].', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Suley [Suly], pp.483-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:39:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4608, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5652, 'CUL/1/1/20/271', '1786-05-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 May 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter conerning the case of Major McEwan.', 'Letter conerning the case of Major McEwan, p.486', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:59:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3220, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5653, 'CUL/1/1/20/272', '1788-05-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 May 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Innes\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Innes\', pp.487-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:47:46', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4644, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5654, 'CUL/1/1/20/273', '1788-05-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 May 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mrs Steele, and mentioning Mr Pearson [Vol. 20, p.489]. Cullen has nothing new to say about the case and her current treatment.', 'Reply concerning the case of Mrs Steele, and mentioning Mr Pearson [Vol. 20, p.489]. Cullen has nothing new to say about the case and her current treatment.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4458, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5655, 'CUL/1/1/20/274', '1788-05-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 May 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Chalmers concerning the case of Mrs Chalmers.', 'Letter to Dr Chalmers concerning the case of Mrs Chalmers, p.490', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 15:42:31', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3170, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5656, 'CUL/1/1/20/275', '1788-05-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 May 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Captain Maitland of Eccles\' [Vol.20, pp.461-2]. ', 'Reply headed \'For Captain Maitland of Eccles\', pp.461-2. [Letter probably going to Tinwald Downs, where he was staying when he died in June. MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3683, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5657, 'CUL/1/1/20/276', '1788-05-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 May 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Innes\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Innes\', p.498', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:48:06', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4645, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5658, 'CUL/1/1/20/277', '1788-05-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 May 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr. L. Keir concerning his own case.', 'Reply headed \'Mr L. Keir\', p.494', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:09:57', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4350, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5659, 'CUL/1/1/20/278', '1788-05-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'May 1788', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Lynn.', 'Letter to Mr Lynn concerning his own case, pp.495-499.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:10:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3314, 1, 9, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5660, 'CUL/1/1/20/279', '1788-05-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 May 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Dr Halliday] headed \'For Mr Conningham\'. ', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Conningham\', pp.500-501 and p.502. \'For Mr Conningham\'s Daughter\' also on p.501 is a separate document.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 09:03:45', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3852, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5661, 'CUL/1/1/20/280', '1788-05-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 May 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Dr Halliday] headed \'For Mr Conninghams Daughter\'. Possibly sent with previous letter.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Conninghams Daughter\', p.501. Possibly sent with previous letter.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 09:04:46', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3853, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5662, 'CUL/1/1/20/281', '1788-06-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 June 1788', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Grieves Nephew\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Grieves Nephew\', pp.503-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 07:41:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4656, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5663, 'CUL/1/1/20/282', '1788-06-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 June 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', ' Reply to Dr Milnes concerning the case of Mr Darrel.', 'Letter to Dr Milnes concerning the case of Mr Darrel, pp.505-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 21:02:50', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3550, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5664, 'CUL/1/1/20/283', '1788-06-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 June 1788', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe for an electuary, headed \'For Mr. Colquat\'.', 'Recipe for an electuary, headed \'For Mr. Colquat\', p.507. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 08:56:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4632, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5665, 'CUL/1/1/20/284', '1788-06-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 June 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Joyce\'. Since \' there is a pretty strong tendency in his constitution to the gout\', Cullen advises moderation and temperance, with advice on diet and exercise.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Joyce\'. Since \' there is a pretty strong tendency in\nhis constitution to the gout\', Cullen advises moderation and temperance, with advice on diet and exercise. pp.508-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:22:55', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5536, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5666, 'CUL/1/1/20/285', '1788-06-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 June 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For General Campbell\'.', 'Reply headed \'For General Campbell\', pp.510-512', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 09:17:12', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4225, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5667, 'CUL/1/1/20/286', '1788-06-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 June 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Gregorie concerning his own case, in response to \'yours of the 3d\'.', 'Letter to Mr Gregorie concerning his own case, in response to \'yours of the 3d\', pp.513-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:30:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5398, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(5668, 'CUL/1/1/20/287', '1788-06-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 June 1788', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter to Dr Tully concerning the case of J. D. Esqr., in response to \'yours of the 2d\'.', 'Letter to Dr Tully concerning the case of J. D. Esqr., in response to \'yours of the 2d\', pp.515-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:19:45', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4472, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5669, 'CUL/1/1/20/288', '1788-06-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 June 1788', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Harrison\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Harrison\', pp.519-520', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:23:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4658, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5670, 'CUL/1/1/20/289', '1788-06-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 June 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Note by Cullen describing a case: Dr Boyle Coghlan consulted him on the 10th June 1788 \'for a disease brought on by playing at Tennis which I take to have been a strain of the heart\'. Cullen describes the advice he gave.', 'Note by Cullen describing a case: Dr Boyle Coghlan consulted him on the 10th June 1788 \'for a disease brought on by playing at Tennis which I take to have been a strain of the heart\'. Cullen describes the advice he gave.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 07:42:36', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4538, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5671, 'CUL/1/1/20/290', '1788-06-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 June 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Spalding, mentioning also Mr Oyes and Mr Pearson.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Spalding, mentioning also Mr Oyes and Mr Pearson, p.522', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:06:36', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3758, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5672, 'CUL/1/1/20/291', '1788-06-18', 'c', 'c', 'i', '18? June 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Darrel.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Darrel, pp.523-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 21:03:57', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3552, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5673, 'CUL/1/1/20/292', '1788-06-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 June 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Grieve Esqr..', 'Letter concerning the case of Grieve Esqr., pp.525-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 15:23:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4657, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5674, 'CUL/1/1/20/293', '1788-06-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 June 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Stuart concerning the case of Mr Baillie, also mentioning a case submitted by Dr Stuart in Latin, clearly concerning a female patient.', 'Letter to Dr Stuart concerning the case of Mr Baillie, pp.527-8. (Also, it mentions a case submitted by Dr Stuart in Latin, clearly concerning a female patient - LG)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:31:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4421, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5675, 'CUL/1/1/20/294', '1788-06-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 June 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Pearson.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Pearson, p.529', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:10:55', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4461, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5676, 'CUL/1/1/20/295', '1788-06-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 June 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Mr Maxwell] headed \'For Charles Maxwell of Maxwell Esqr.\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Charles Maxwell of Maxwell Esqr.\', pp.530-1', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:36:45', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4411, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5677, 'CUL/1/1/20/296', '1788-06-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'June 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Milnes concerning the case of Mr Darrel.', 'Letter to Dr Milnes concerning the case of Mr Darrel, pp.531-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 21:01:31', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3547, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5678, 'CUL/1/1/20/297', '1788-06-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 June 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For the Honble. Capt. Hamilton Lindesay\'.', 'Reply headed \'For the Honble. Capt. Hamilton Lindesay\', pp.533-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 15:42:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4389, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5679, 'CUL/1/1/20/298', '1788-06-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'June? 1788?', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe and short letter concerning the case of Miss Leucock.', 'Recipe and short letter concerning the case of Miss Leucock, p.536', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:49:00', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4474, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5680, 'CUL/1/1/20/299', '1788-06-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 June 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Hunter.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Hunter, pp.537-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 08:12:22', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4698, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5681, 'CUL/1/1/20/300', '1788-07-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 July 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Gregory concerning his own case.', 'Letter to Mr Gregory concerning his own case, pp.539-540', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:35:59', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5400, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5682, 'CUL/1/1/20/301', '1788-07-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 July 1788', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Miss Woodman\' [Vol.20 pp.541-3].', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Woodman\', pp.541-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 08:19:16', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5616, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5683, 'CUL/1/1/20/302', '1788-07-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 July 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Rely, \'For Mrs Hamilton of Wishaw\' [Vol.20 pp.544-6]. Cullen confirms his opinion of Mrs Hamilton\'s complaint as proceeding from a gouty disposition and again advises on diet and exercise. As she found benefit from bitters given to her by Mr Lata Cullen advises she continue using them. Cullen also encloses a recipe for an aperient solution.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Hamilton of Wishaw\', pp.544-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:04:06', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3363, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5684, 'CUL/1/1/20/303', '1788-07-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 July 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Crawfurd\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Crawfurd\', pp.547-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:12:58', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5345, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5685, 'CUL/1/1/20/304', '1788-07-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 July 1788', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Mr John Peil] concerning the case of Miss Leucock.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Leucock, pp.549-550', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:50:02', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4476, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5686, 'CUL/1/1/20/305', '1788-07-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 July 1788', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For the Rt. Honble. Lady Susan Stuart\'.', 'Reply headed \'For the Rt. Honble. Lady Susan Stuart\', pp.551-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 07:43:47', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4660, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5687, 'CUL/1/1/20/306', '1788-07-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 July 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter to Mr Riddell concerning his own case, in response by a letter to Cullen from Dr Keith.', 'Letter to Mr Riddell concerning his own case, in response by a letter to Cullen from Dr Keith, pp.553-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 07:59:34', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4216, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5688, 'CUL/1/1/20/307', '1788-07-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 July 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe headed \'For Miss Crawfurd\'.', 'Recipe headed \'For Miss Crawfurd\', p.555', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 08:15:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4714, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5689, 'CUL/1/1/20/308', '1788-08-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 August 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Miss Maitland\'. Advice and cephalic prescription for a \'Young Lady\' who seems to have a history of mental illness, falling into \'Outrages\'. She may be restrained gently, and allowed out of doors \'wherever there is adjoining to the house a Garden or field that will not expose her to the Public Eye, or allowing her easily to escape from her keepers\'. There is no indication where she lives, or to which Maitland family she belongs; however, there are indications that Cullen has been consulted about her previously, so it may be worth re-examining anonymised cases. ', 'Reply headed \'Miss Maitland\', pp.556-7. Advice and cephalic prescription for a \'Young Lady\' who seems to have a history of mental illness, falling into \'Outrages\'. She may be restrained gently, and allowed out of doors \'wherever there is adjoining to the house a Garden or field that will not expose her to the Public Eye, or allowing her easily to escape from her keepers\'. There is no indication where she lives, or to which Maitland family she belongs; however, there are indications that Cullen has been consulted about her previously, so it may be worth re-examining anonymised cases. [MMG] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 08:56:54', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4647, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5690, 'CUL/1/1/20/309', '1788-08-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 August 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Dr Alexander Stevenson] headed \'For Robert Bogle Esqr.\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Robert Bogle Esqr.\', pp.558-560', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:32:59', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4382, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5691, 'CUL/1/1/20/310', '1788-08-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 August 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Dr Alexander Stevenson] headed \'For Robert Bogle Esqr.\'. Possibly sent with Letter 5690.', 'Letter to a physician concerning the case of Mr Bogle; possibly sent with the previous document. p.561', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:33:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4383, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5692, 'CUL/1/1/20/311', '1788-08-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 August 1788', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Lee concerning his own case.', 'Letter to Mr Lee concerning his own case, pp.562-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 08:51:23', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4479, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5693, 'CUL/1/1/20/312', '1788-08-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 August 1788', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For the Revd. Mr. Rotheram\'.', 'Reply headed \'For the Revd. Mr. Rotheram\', pp.564-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 08:53:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4478, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5694, 'CUL/1/1/20/313', '1788-08-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 August 1788', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Torrie\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Torrie\', pp.567-570', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:02:11', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4663, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5695, 'CUL/1/1/20/314', '1788-08-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 August 1788', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Betty Brodie\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Betty Brodie\', pp.571-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 12:58:37', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4924, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5696, 'CUL/1/1/20/315', '1788-08-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 August 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Taylor concerning the case of Mr Maxwell.', 'Letter to Dr Taylor concerning the case of Mr Maxwell, p.573', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:37:37', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4417, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5697, 'CUL/1/1/20/316', '1788-08-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 August 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Yelder.  Instructions for treating her headaches and flatulency by shaving her head and pouring water (initially brandy with water) over it from a tea-kettle. A wig and cap must be provided to keep her head warm. ', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Yelder\', pp.574-5 Instructions for treating her headaches and flatulency by shaving her head and pouring water (initially brandy with water) over it from a tea-kettle. A wig and cap must be provided to keep her head warm. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 08:57:37', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4653, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5698, 'CUL/1/1/20/317', '1788-08-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 August 1788', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Burkit.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Burkit, pp.576-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 21:00:57', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5289, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5699, 'CUL/1/1/20/318', '1788-08-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 August 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Bott.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Bott, p.579', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 15:49:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5043, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5700, 'CUL/1/1/20/319', '1788-08-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 August 1788', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Orr.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Orr, pp.580-1', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:12:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4492, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5701, 'CUL/1/1/20/320', '1788-08-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 August 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Dr Dougall] concerning the case of Miss [Margaret] McKinnon.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss [Margaret] McKinnon, pp.582-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 09:20:15', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4393, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5702, 'CUL/1/1/20/321', '1788-08-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 August 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'for Mrs Pickering\'. Dietary and exercise regimen and prescriptions for a female patient with a weak stomach, which has caused fits (of indigestion) in the night. Cullen thinks the shower bath in her own house preferable to sea bathing. He is expecting to hear from her husband. ', 'Reply headed \'for Mrs Pickering\', pp.584-7. Dietary and exercise regimen and prescriptions for a female patient with a weak stomach, which has caused fits (of indigestion) in the night. Cullen thinks the shower bath in her own house preferable to sea bathing. He is expecting to hear from her husband. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:58:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4638, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5703, 'CUL/1/1/20/322', '1788-08-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 August 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply for \'Mr Deans\' [Vol.20, p.587], concerning his wife. Cullen is unhappy that her recovery is slower than hoped, and recommends riding: \'There is no occasion for a trotting horse, for one that walks tolerably will give her all the air and exercise she can bear\'.', 'Letter to Mr Deans concerning the case of his wife, p.587', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4887, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5704, 'CUL/1/1/20/323', '1788-08-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 August 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Young\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Young\', pp.588-591', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:58:46', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4410, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5705, 'CUL/1/1/20/324', '1788-08-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 August 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Gregory concerning his own case, in response to \'yours of the 22d.', 'Letter to Mr Gregory concerning his own case, in response to \'yours of the 22d\', p.592', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:36:50', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5406, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5706, 'CUL/1/1/20/325', '1788-09-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 September 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Dr Alexander Stevenson] concerning the case of Mr Bogle.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Bogle, p.593', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:35:48', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4385, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5707, 'CUL/1/1/20/326', '1788-09-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 September 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to Mr McEwan concerning his own case.', 'Letter to Mr McEwan concerning his own case, p.594', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 16:01:19', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3226, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5708, 'CUL/1/1/20/327', '1788-09-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'September? 1788?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Count Lockhart\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Count Lockhart\', pp.595-600 POORCOPY (partially). Modified images uploaded to server. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:30:40', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5671, 1, 12, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5709, 'CUL/1/1/20/328', '1788-09-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 September 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Younghusband\'. ', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Younghusband\', pp.601-2. Might be difficult to read. | I have inferred page no. 3 from the \'flipped\' text on page no. 2, which is well readable [LG]. images in place now 16/10/14. MH worth including a note about the flipped image in the pubic notes.MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:12:22', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5344, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5710, 'CUL/1/1/20/329', '1788-09-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 September 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of the Revd. Mr. Andrews.', 'Letter concerning the case of the Revd. Mr. Andrews, p.603', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:05:31', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4847, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5711, 'CUL/1/1/20/330', '1788-09-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 September 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Lee concerning his own case.', 'Letter to Mr Lee concerning his own case, p.603', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 08:51:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4481, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5712, 'CUL/1/1/20/331', '1788-09-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 September 1788', '', '', 2, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Letter to Mr Macleod concerning his own case, pp.604-5. Letter and recipe unsigned.', 'Letter to Mr Macleod concerning his own case, pp.604-5. Letter and recipe unsigned.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 08:10:14', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5297, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5713, 'CUL/1/1/20/332', '1788-09-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 September 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mrs Fletcher; addressee is \'Sir Alexr.\'. [Dr Alexander Douglas of Glenbervie].', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Fletcher; addressee is \'Sir Alexr.\', pp.606-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:26:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3333, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5714, 'CUL/1/1/20/333', '1788-09-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 September 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Robinson Foxley, in response of \'yours of the 6th\', concerning his unnamed patient [Vol. 20, p.610.]. Cullen apologises for his delay in replying because it was \'falling into a time of graduation, only finished yesterday\'. If the patient is still in Scarborough, he recommends cold bathing, and also combining opium with the camphor.Part of the second page is overlaid with a mirror-image in copying. ', 'Letter to Robinson Foxley, in response of \'yours of the 6th\', concerning his unnamed patient. Cullen apologises for his delay in replying because it was \'falling into a time of graduation, only finished yesterday\'. If the patient is still in Scarborough, he recommends cold bathing, and also combining opium with the camphor. p.610. Part of the second page is overlaid with a mirror-image in copying. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4551, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5715, 'CUL/1/1/20/334', '1788-09-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 September 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For the Revd. Mr. Farquharson\'.', 'Reply headed \'For the Revd. Mr. Farquharson\', p.611', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:13:26', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5342, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5716, 'CUL/1/1/20/335', '1788-09-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 September 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Lee; mentions a Mr. Stokoe.', 'Letter to Mr Lee; mentions a Mr. Stokoe, p. 612,', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 08:52:37', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4485, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5717, 'CUL/1/1/20/336', '1788-09-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 September 1788', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Captain Campbell Macpherson\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Captain Campbell Macpherson\', pp.613-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:14:36', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5657, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5718, 'CUL/1/1/20/337', '1788-09-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 September 1788', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Simson\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Simson\', pp.616-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 08:16:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5298, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5719, 'CUL/1/1/20/338', '1788-09-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 September 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Colin  Roberstone at Perth concerning the case of Mr Turnbull,  and mentioning Robertstone\'s gallstones and jaundice.', 'Reply to Dr Colin  Roberstone at Perth concerning the case of Mr Turnbull,  and mentioning Robertstone\'s gallstones and jaundice [Vol., pp.618-9[.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:37:12', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3324, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5720, 'CUL/1/1/20/339', '1788-09-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 September 1788', '', '', 2, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Litch\' (in the index as \'Leitch\').', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Litch\' (in the index as \'Leitch\'), pp.620-1', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 08:15:50', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5301, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5721, 'CUL/1/1/20/340', '1788-09-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 September 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Colin Robertone in Perth concerning the case of Mr Turnbull, and mentioning Robertsone\'s own illness.', 'Reply to Dr Colin Robertone in Perth concerning the case of Mr Turnbull, and mentioning Robertsone\'s own illness [Vol.,20,  p.622].', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:37:55', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3327, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5722, 'CUL/1/1/20/341', '1788-09-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 September 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Garnis Son William\'. Mainly dietary and exercise advice, possibly sent to the father, as Cullen writes that he has already written to Dr Willison (Dundee physician) about medicines. The destination is inferred from Willison being the physician on the case, and the recipient of Doc ID 5724, and the recipient of this letter is inferred from Doc ID 5724. ', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Garnis Son William\'. Mainly dietary and exercise advice, possibly sent to the father, as Cullen writes that he has already written to Dr Willison (Dundee physician) about medicines, pp.623-4. The destination is inferred from Willison being the physician on the case, and the recipient of Doc ID 5724, and the recipient of this letter is inferred from Doc ID 5724. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 08:11:11', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4931, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5723, 'CUL/1/1/20/342', '1788-09-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 September 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For William Scurfield Esqr.\'.', 'Reply headed \'For William Scurfield Esqr.\', pp.625-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 15:42:54', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4407, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5724, 'CUL/1/1/20/343', '1788-09-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 September 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter to Dr Willison (addressed as \'dear John\'), concerning the case of Mr Garnis\'s son William, in whom he finds \'every mark of an approaching Phthisis\'. However, since the patient\'s sister has \'long stood out under very unfavourable appearances\', he hesitates to say it will be soon fatal. He refers to his previous paper having been \'put into Mrs. Garnis hands\', and includes prescriptions.', 'Letter to Dr Willison (addressed as \'dear John\'), concerning the case of Mr Garnis\'s son William, in whom he finds \'every mark of an approaching Phthisis\'. However, since the patient\'s sister has \'long stood out under very unfavourable appearances\', he hesitates to say it will be soon fatal. He refers to his previous paper having been \'put into Mrs. Garnis hands\', and includes prescriptions. pp.629-630 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 08:11:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4940, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5725, 'CUL/1/1/20/344', '1788-09-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 September 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For the Revd. Mr. Ellison\', addressed to Ellison.', 'Reply headed \'For the Revd. Mr. Ellison\', pp.631-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 09:06:45', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4048, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5726, 'CUL/1/1/20/345', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'List of selected images from CUL/1/1/20, not bound into volume. Two images.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5727, 'CUL/1/1/20/346', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Index for volume CUL/1/1/20, listing letters by page number. Six pages. ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 6, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5728, 'CUL/1/1/20/347', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Three blank pages and back cover from CUL/1/1/20', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5729, 'CUL/1/1/21/1', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Cover and three blank pages for CUL/1/1/21, \'Dr William Cullen\'s Consultation Letters From 2nd October 1788 to 26th December 1789\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5730, 'CUL/1/1/21/2', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Old cover strip for CUL/1/1/21, \'Dr William Cullen\'s Consultation Letters Edinburgh 2d October 1788 to 26th December 1789 Dr Henry Cullen to 22d January 1790\'. One image.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5731, 'CUL/1/1/21/3', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Blank alphabetised index from the beginning of CUL/1/1/21', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 24, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5732, 'CUL/1/1/21/4', '1788-10-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 October 1788', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to John Surtees, Esqr. concerning his own case, in response to the letter Cullen had received the previous day (Doc ID 3254). Cullen is \'still of\nopinion that your ailments depend very much upon the nervous constitution of your lungs\', but gives a new prescription to tackle the erisypelas, flushings and nosebleeds which Surtees has reported. He say, \'you are right in asking for the original advice that I gave in a letter to Mr. Ingham, and which was improperly left in my hands when you was last in Edr.\' and returns it (probably the regimen set out in Doc ID 5547).', 'Letter to John Surtees, Esqr. concerning his own case, in response to the letter Cullen had received the previous day (Doc ID 3254). Cullen is \'still of\nopinion that your ailments depend very much upon the nervous constitution of your lungs\', but gives a new prescription to tackle the erisypelas, flushings and nosebleeds which Surtees has reported. He say, \'you are right in asking\nfor the original advice that I gave in a letter to Mr. Ingham, and which was improperly left in my hands when you was last in Edr.\' and returns it (this is probably the regimen set out in Doc ID 5547). pp.1-2 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:23:36', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5476, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5733, 'CUL/1/1/21/5', '1788-10-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 October 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to Dr Robertson concerning his own case.', 'Letter to Dr Robertson concerning his own case, p.3 [Yes, it belongs to case 2005; LG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:39:15', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4704, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5734, 'CUL/1/1/21/6', '1788-10-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 October 1788', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'To Miss Abernethy\'.', 'Reply headed \'To Miss Abernethy\', pp.4-5 [Recipe for Mr Inglis. LMcC].\n\nImages re-shuffled with other docs. James please check this transcription with the images and identify where surplus transcription needs to go. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 21:00:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4488, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5735, 'CUL/1/1/21/7', '1788-10-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 October 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to William Hargrave, Esqr. Suffers from itching {Vol.21, p. 6]. Poor copy. ', 'Letter to William Hto William Hargrave, Esqr. Suffers from itching. POORCOPY Reply to letter 3400. SH Mostly transcribed, modified images may yield clarification. JOB 14/11/14 Added more text and some mark up from modified images. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5351, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5736, 'CUL/1/1/21/8', '1788-10-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 October 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Brief recipe for Ralph Ogle.', 'Brief recipe for Ralph Ogle, p.7 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 13:56:23', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5545, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5737, 'CUL/1/1/21/9', '1788-10-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 October 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to unnamed practitioner concerning the case of Mrs Geils, of Greenock, who suffers from nervous, stomach and rheumatic complaints. Cullen ascribes them to her being a native of the East Indies, and therefore not adjusted to the cold and damp of the West of Scotland. He provides strengthening prescriptions and offers general dietary advice, adding: \'I forgot to say above that the most part of East Indians use high seasonings too largely. I would not bid Mrs. Geils to quit her habits\nentirely, but must say that very much of these high seasonings hurt the tone of the stomach very much\'.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Geils, of Greenock, who suffers from nervous, stomach and rheumatic complaints. Cullen ascribes this to her being a native of the East Indies, and therefore not adjusted to the cold and damp of the West of Scotland. He provides strengthening prescriptions and offers general dietary and lifestyle advice, adding: \'I forgot to say above that the most part of\nEast Indians use high seasonings too largely. I\nwould not bid Mrs. Geils to quit her habits\nentirely, but must say that very much of these\nhigh seasonings hurt the tone of the stomach\nvery much.\' pp.8-10 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 15:30:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4717, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5738, 'CUL/1/1/21/10', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Blank, unnumbered page from CUL/1/1/21, after page 10', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5739, 'CUL/1/1/21/11', '1788-11-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 November 1788', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Capt. Masterton\'. Regimen and prescription. ', 'Reply headed \'For Capt. Masterton\', pp.11-12. Regimen and prescription. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:06:03', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4718, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5740, 'CUL/1/1/21/12', '1788-11-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 November 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Turnbull of Luncarty.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Turnbull of Luncarly[?], pp.13-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 11:56:07', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4664, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5741, 'CUL/1/1/21/13', '1788-11-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 November 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply to Ensign McPherson concerning his own case. Cullen apologises for delay in replying as he was \"seized with an ailment which has ever since made me very unfit for any business\".', 'Letter to Ensign McPherson concerning his own case, p.15 Cullen apologises for delay in replying as he was \"seized with an ailment which has ever since made me very unfit for any business\". POORCOPY', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:16:13', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5660, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5742, 'CUL/1/1/21/14', '1788-11-05', 'c', 'c', 'i', '5? November 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Lady Galloway concerning her own case.', 'Letter to Lady Galloway concerning her own case, pp.16-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:25:38', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4369, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5743, 'CUL/1/1/21/15', '1788-11-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 November 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter to Mr Henry Suly concerning his own case, in response to \'yours of the 1st current\'.', 'Letter to Mr Henry Suley concerning his own case, in response to \'yours of the 1st current\', p.18', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:41:26', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4610, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5744, 'CUL/1/1/21/16', '1788-11-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 November 1788', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter to Mr Parker concerning his own case; Cullen is \'very glad to hear of your gout as it shows the nature of your disease\'.', 'Letter to Mr Parker concerning his own case; Cullen is \'very glad to hear of your gout as it shows the nature of your disease\', p.19', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 07:36:35', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4542, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5745, 'CUL/1/1/21/17', '1788-11-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 November 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to the Revd. Mr Andrews concerning his own case.', 'Letter to the Revd. Mr Andrews concerning his own case, p.20', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:06:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4869, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5746, 'CUL/1/1/21/18', '1788-11-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 November 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply  concerning the case of Mr. Burnet Grieve; the addressee is his uncle.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr. Burnet Grieve; the addressee is his uncle. p.21', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:26:28', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4544, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5747, 'CUL/1/1/21/19', '1788-11-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 November 1788', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Mrs Tweedale] headed \'For Mr Tweedale[?]\' Recipes  \'announced\', are Document 5749..', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Tweedale[?]\', pp.22-3 [some recipes are \'announced\', but they are not included - LG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:30:15', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4377, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5748, 'CUL/1/1/21/20', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Blank page from CUL/1/1/21; p.24', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5749, 'CUL/1/1/21/21', '1788-11-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 November 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe headed \'For Tweedale Esqr.\'.. Belongs to document ID5747.', 'Recipe headed \'For Tweedale Esqr.\', p.25. Belongs to document ID5747.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:29:13', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4378, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5750, 'CUL/1/1/21/22', '1788-11-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 November 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Alexander Copland] for Mr Thomas Hay.', 'Letter for Mr thomas Hay  of [?], p.26.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 18:32:35', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4401, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5751, 'CUL/1/1/21/23', '1788-11-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 November 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Tweedale\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Tweedale\', pp.27-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:31:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4408, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5752, 'CUL/1/1/21/24', '1788-11-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 November 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply  [to Alexander Copland\' concerning the case of Sir Thomas Hay.', 'Letter concerning the case of Sir Thomas Hay, pp.30-1', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 18:33:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4402, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5753, 'CUL/1/1/21/25', '1788-11-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 November 1788', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Riddock\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Riddock\', pp.32-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:33:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4498, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5754, 'CUL/1/1/21/26', '1788-11-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 November 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Ellison.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Ellison, p.34', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 09:07:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4049, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5755, 'CUL/1/1/21/27', '1788-11-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 November 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to Dr Burnside concerning the case of Dr Gibson, p.35. Cullen advises on treatment, since \'your Patient labours under a chronic Hepatitis or some Schirrosity of the liver and is in great danger of an Ascites\'. ', 'Letter to Dr Burnside concerning the case of Dr Gibson, p.35. Cullen advises on treatment, since \'your Patient labours under a chronic Hepatitis or some Schirrosity of the liver and is in great danger of an Ascites\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:05:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4728, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5756, 'CUL/1/1/21/28', '1788-11-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 November 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Hugh Marshall] headed \'For Mr Henry Maxwell\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Henry Maxwell\', pp.36-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:27:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3932, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5757, 'CUL/1/1/21/29', '1788-11-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 November 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to William Ingham concerning the case of Mr Surtees. Cullen recommends that he spend the winter in Lisbon, and advises on travelling via London and Falmouth from Newcastle.', 'Letter to William Ingham concerning the case of Mr Surtees. Cullen recommends that he spend the winter in Lisbon, and advises on travelling via London and Falmouth from Newcastle, p.38 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:27:30', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5477, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5758, 'CUL/1/1/21/30', '1788-12-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 December 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply to Dr Hamilton concerning the case of Mrs Hamilton.', 'Letter to Dr Hamilton concerning the case of Mrs Hamilton, p.39 POORCOPY (partially). Modified images to make clearer. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 08:14:37', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5623, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5759, 'CUL/1/1/21/31', '1788-12-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 December 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe headed \'For Mr Sister\', or Lister?', 'Recipe headed \'For Mr lister\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:04:47', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4381, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5760, 'CUL/1/1/21/32', '1788-12-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 December 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For the Revd. Mr. Wright\'. Cullen believes he is suffering from \'a redundancy of bile\', which may be difficult to cure. He gives advice on treatment and diet, and a prescription for strengthening powders.', 'Reply headed \'For the Revd. Mr. Wright\', pp.41-2. Cullen believes he is suffering from \'a redundancy of bile\', which may be difficult to cure. He gives advice on treatment and diet, and a prescription for strengthening powders. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:46:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4591, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5761, 'CUL/1/1/21/33', '1788-12-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 December 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply for \'Revd. Mr. Deans\' [Vol.21, p.43], probably to William Robertson in Kelso. Cullen has \'a very unfavourable opinion of his present state\', which he believes to be \'an attack upon the brain of the maniacal kind\'. He advises a diluent draught, for which he encloses a prescription, and blistering his head.', 'Letter concerning the case of the Rev. Mr. Deans, p.43', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4922, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5762, 'CUL/1/1/21/34', '1788-12-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 December 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Mrs Tweedale] concerning the case of Mr Tweedale.', 'Letter to an unnamed female addressee concerning the case of Mr Tweedale, p.44', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:30:58', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4379, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5763, 'CUL/1/1/21/35', '1788-12-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 December 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Dr Keith concerning the case of his aunt. The aunt has bowel ailment. Poor copy.', 'Letter to Dr Keith concerning the case of his aunt, p.45 POORCOPY The aunt has bowel ailment. I modified image before transcribing, but last couple of lines still inclear. Assumed Dr Keith was ID3387. SH Added a couple more words from the other modified image, but they are still questionable. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 08:55:44', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5546, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5764, 'CUL/1/1/21/36', '1788-12-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 December 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Lady Stewart of Grandtully concerning the case of Miss Ferguson (possibly one of her nieces).', 'Letter to Lady Stewart of Grandtully concerning the case of Miss Ferguson (possibly one of her nieces), pp.46-8 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 15:24:30', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3861, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5765, 'CUL/1/1/21/37', '1788-12-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 December 1788', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to [ Lady Stewart of Grandtully] concerning the case of Miss Ferguson; Cullen begins by saying \'My Son has now returned here and I have the circumstances of Miss Fs Case very fully\'.', 'Letter to an unnamed female addressee (possibly Lady Stewart of Grandtully?) concerning the case of Miss Ferguson; Cullen begins by saying \'My Son has now returned here and I have the circumstances of Miss Fs Case very fully\'. pp.49-50', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:23:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3871, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5766, 'CUL/1/1/21/38', '1789-01-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 January 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Dr Abernethie]  concerning the case of Lady Banff.', 'Letter concerning the case of Lady Banff, pp.51-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 20:38:59', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5428, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5767, 'CUL/1/1/21/39', '1789-01-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 January 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter to an unnamed female addressee (possibly Lady Stewart of Grandtully?) concerning the case of Miss Ferguson.', 'Letter to an unnamed female addressee (possibly Lady Stewart of Grandtully?) concerning the case of Miss Ferguson. p.53', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:17:19', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5338, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5768, 'CUL/1/1/21/40', '1789-01-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 January 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter to an unnamed female addressee (possibly Lady Stewart of Grandtully?) concerning the case of Miss Ferguson.', 'Letter to an unnamed female addressee (possibly Lady Stewart of Grandtully?) concerning the case of Miss Ferguson, pp.54-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:17:46', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5341, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5769, 'CUL/1/1/21/41', '1789-01-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 January 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Captain McPherson concerning his own case [Vol.21 p.56]', 'Letter to Captain McPherson concerning his own case, p.56', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5328, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5770, 'CUL/1/1/21/42', '1789-01-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 January 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Dallas\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Dallas\', pp.57-60', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 15:41:23', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4529, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5771, 'CUL/1/1/21/43', '1789-01-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 January 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Kelty [Vol.21 p.61]', 'Letter to Mr Kelty concerning his own case, p.61', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5334, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5772, 'CUL/1/1/21/44', '1789-01-00', 'c', 'i', NULL, 'January? 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of \'my old friend Robert Boyle\'.', 'Letter concerning the case of \'my old friend Robert Boyle\', p.62', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:34:58', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5433, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5773, 'CUL/1/1/21/45', '1789-01-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 January 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Dr Alexander Abernethie] concerning the case of Lady Banff.', 'Letter concerning the case of Lady Banff, pp.63-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 20:38:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5431, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5774, 'CUL/1/1/21/46', '1789-01-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 January 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Dr Colin Robertson] concerning the case of Mr Oliphant of Gask.', 'Reply [to Dr Colin Robertson] concerning the case of Mr Oliphant of Gask.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:23:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4521, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5775, 'CUL/1/1/21/47', '1789-01-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 January 1789', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Major Ross\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Major Ross\', pp.67-70', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:59:57', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4561, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5776, 'CUL/1/1/21/48', '1789-02-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 February 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Keith concerning Mr Sanderson\'s case. He thanks him for forwarding it from Richard Sherwood, and agrees with Sherwood\'s handling of it. He suggests some medicines and advocates the encouragement of perspiration with exercise: \'it is only by much exercise on horseback especially, or in a Carriage that I have known Diabetes cured\'. He asks after Dr Keith\'s health and mentions that his own is recovered.', 'Letter to Dr Keith concerning Mr Sanderson\'s case. He thanks him for forwarding it from Richard Sherwood, and agrees with Sherwood\'s handling of it. He suggests some medicines and advocates the encouragement of perspiration with exercise: \'it is only by much exercise on horseback especially, or in a Carriage that I have known Diabetes cured\'. He asks after Dr Keith\'s health and mentions that his own is recovered. pp.71-2 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:01:55', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4957, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5777, 'CUL/1/1/21/49', '1789-02-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 February 1789', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Cuming\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Cuming\', pp.73-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:33:12', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5626, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5778, 'CUL/1/1/21/50', '1789-02-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 February 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Syme\' [Vol.21 p.76]', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Syme, p.76', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5269, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5779, 'CUL/1/1/21/51', '1789-02-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 February 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of the Revd. Mr. Ellison.', 'Letter concerning the case of the Revd. Mr. Ellison, pp.77-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 09:08:43', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4052, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5780, 'CUL/1/1/21/52', '1789-02-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 February 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to James Henderson] concerning the case of Mr Adam Thomson.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Adam Thomson, p.79', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:17:38', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4553, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5781, 'CUL/1/1/21/53', '1789-02-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 February 1789', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Stuart\', wih prescription and instructions for taking Copaiva Balsam on sugar. Cullen also advises on bathing. ', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Stuart\', wih prescription and instructions for taking Copaiva Balsam on sugar. Cullen also advises on bathing. pp.80-1 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:32:37', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4965, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(5782, 'CUL/1/1/21/54', '1789-02-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 February 1789', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For John Collingwood Esqr\' [Vol.21 pp.82-4]', 'Reply headed \'For John Collingwood Esqr\', pp.82-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5355, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5783, 'CUL/1/1/21/55', '1789-02-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 February 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Leith of Leithhall\' [Vol.21 pp.85-6].', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Leith of Leithhall\', pp.85-6. Place inferred from letters in Case 2315. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5625, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5784, 'CUL/1/1/21/56', '1789-02-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 February 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs Watt\' [Vol.21 p.87]. A brief note, probably to her relatives Mr and Mrs Brown, observing that the swelling is now her most dangerous symptom. Cullen says \'I have sent her the same Electuary that was sent to her last Harvest\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Watt\', p.87. A brief note, probably to her relatives Mr and Mrs Brown, observing that the swelling is now her most dangerous symptom. Cullen says \'I have sent her the same Electuary that was sent to her last Harvest\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4009, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5785, 'CUL/1/1/21/57', '1789-02-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 February 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Sowermier\' [Vol.21 pp.88-9]', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Sowermier[?], pp.88-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5333, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5786, 'CUL/1/1/21/58', '1789-02-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 February 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Capt. Mcpherson\' [Vol.21 p.90]', 'Letter to Captain McPherson concerning his own case, p.90', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5329, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5787, 'CUL/1/1/21/59', '1789-02-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 February 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Bethune, p.91.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Bethune, p.91', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3950, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5788, 'CUL/1/1/21/60', '1789-02-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 February 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Ferguson\' [Vol.21 pp.92-3].', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Ferguson, pp.92-3\n\nMorbus niger also listed in conditions table. Has the right tag been applied here? Other instance of Morbus niger is in doc 3907. MH - looks ok - melaena is an AKA - jpb', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5327, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5789, 'CUL/1/1/21/61', '1789-03-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 March 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Dr C. Roberston] concerning Mr Oliphant of Gask.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Oliphant of Gask, p.94', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:25:25', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4525, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5790, 'CUL/1/1/21/62', '1789-03-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 March 1789', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Lieutenant Colonel Muirhead\' [Vol.21 pp.95-8].', 'Reply headed \'For Lieutenant Colonel Muirhead\', pp.95-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3928, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5791, 'CUL/1/1/21/63', '1789-03-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 March 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mrs Likly concerning \'the young Lady who applied to me some months ago for a cure of deafness\'.', 'Letter to Mrs Likly concerning \'the young Lady who applied to me some months ago for a cure of deafness\', pp.99-100', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 15:57:00', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5141, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5792, 'CUL/1/1/21/64', '1789-03-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 March 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Aitken\' [Vol.21 pp.101-2]. Recipe in body of the letter gives ingredients for purging.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Aitken, pp.101-2. Recipe in body of the letter giving an alternative ingredients for purging. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5360, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5793, 'CUL/1/1/21/65', '1789-03-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 March 1789', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Laurie\' [Vol.21 pp.103-5]', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Laurie\', pp.103-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4665, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5794, 'CUL/1/1/21/66', '1789-03-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'March? 1789?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Bethune, signed by Henry Cullen (although the \'we\' implies both he and his father were involved in the case).', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Bethune, signed by Henry Cullen (although the \'we\' implies both he and his father were involved in the case), pp.106-7. Discussed with Mark, 28/02/14 - agreed to transcribe, info for ongoing case. -JOB\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 12:00:25', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4013, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5795, 'CUL/1/1/21/67', '1789-03-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 March 1789', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'John Hamilton Esqr.\' [Vol.21 p.108]', 'Letter concerning the case of John Hamilton Esqr., p.108 POORCOPY (partially)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5628, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5796, 'CUL/1/1/21/68', '1789-03-19', 'i', 'i', 'i', '19? March? 1789?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Bethune, signed by Henry Cullen (although the \'we\' suggests that his father was also involved with the case).', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Bethune, signed by Henry Cullen (although the \'we\' suggests that his father was also involved with the case), pp.109-110 ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 11:24:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4095, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5797, 'CUL/1/1/21/69', '1789-03-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 March 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to Dr Groat concerning the case of Mr Laing; Cullen does not have the time before the post to consult Dr Monro, so is \'obliged to give you an advice and opinion by myself\'.', 'Letter to Dr Groat concerning the case of Mr Laing; Cullen does not have the time before the post to consult Dr Monro, so is \'obliged to give you an advice and opinion by myself\', pp.111-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:32:46', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4522, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5798, 'CUL/1/1/21/70', '1789-03-14', 'i', 'i', 'i', '14? March? 1789?', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Pannell concerning the case of Mr Bower. Cullen believes that his accident had caused \'a nervous debility\' and that his chest ailments \'have arisen chiefly from cold\'. He is doubtful of hydrothorax, but approves Pannell\'s treatment, recommending blistering. The date is inferred as the dateline on the copy is damaged, but Cullen\'s remark that there is no post going out tomorrow suggests he is writing on a Saturday. ', 'Letter to Dr Pannell concerning the case of Mr Bower, pp.114-5. Cullen believes that his accident had caused \'a nervous debility\' and that his chest ailments \'have arisen chiefly from cold\'. He is doubtful of hydrothorax, but approves Pannell\'s treatment, recommending blistering. The date is inferred as the dateline on the copy is damaged, but Cullen\'s remark that there is no post going out tomorrow suggests he is writing on a Saturday. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 15:34:27', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4792, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5799, 'CUL/1/1/21/71', '1789-03-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 March 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to MacNaughton Hunter concerning the case of Mrs Ford. Cullen is not optimistic: \'If her Daughter in her disease had any thing Phthisical I shall be afraid of the Mother going the same way\'. He recommends the use of Ipecacuanha and blistering her back or breast, but wishes Hunter had sent him more detail about the bleeding.  ', 'Letter to MacNaughton Hunter concerning the case of Mrs Ford. Cullen is not optimistic: \'If her Daughter in her disease had any thing Phthisical I shall be afraid of the Mother going the same way\'. He recommends the use of Ipecacuanha and blistering her back or breast, but wishes Hunter had sent him more detail about the bleeding.  pp.116-7 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:18:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4956, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5800, 'CUL/1/1/21/72', '1789-03-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 March 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply [to James Henderson] concerning the case of Mr Adam Thomson.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Adam Thomson\', pp.118-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:18:13', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4554, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5801, 'CUL/1/1/21/73', '1789-03-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 March 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Bethune; Cullen writes himself because \'my son [i.e. Henry Cullen] is not at home\'. p.120.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Bethune; Cullen writes himself because \'my son [i.e. Henry Cullen] is not at home\'. p.120.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 09:55:12', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4100, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5802, 'CUL/1/1/21/74', '1789-03-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 March 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to the Revd. Mr. Urquhart concerning an unnamed patient, \'the Young Man who has a tumour under his tongue\'. Cullen acknowledges it is a surgical case, but \'though the subject does not properly belong to my Province, I shall give you upon it the best opinion I can\'. He recommends a surgeon should extirpate the growth, but it depends whether a good surgeon can be found in the country or the boy can be brought to town. ', 'Letter to the Revd. Mr. Urquhart concerning an unnamed patient, \'the Young Man who has a tumour under his tongue\', p.121. Cullen acknowledges it is a surgical case, but \'though the subject does not properly belong to my Province, I shall give you upon it the best opinion I can\'. He recommends a surgeon should extirpate the growth, but it depends whether a good surgeon can be found in the country or the boy can be brought to town. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:03:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4800, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5803, 'CUL/1/1/21/75', '1789-03-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 March 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Captain Reid\'. \'Having considered his case as laid before me by his Brother with the utmost attention I am clearly of opinion that his disease is entirely the gout in an Atonic state\'. Cullen advises on the use of Guaiacum, providing a prescription, and rust.', 'Reply headed \'Captain Reid\', pp.122-4, \'Having considered his case as laid before me by his Brother with the utmost attention I am clearly of opinion that his disease is entirely the gout in an Atonic state\'. Cullen advises on the use of Guaiacum, providing a prescription, and rust. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:51:06', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4807, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5804, 'CUL/1/1/21/76', '1789-03-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 March 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to John Goodsir, on the case of John Bethune of Kilconquhar [Vol.21, p.125]. The letter is from William and Henry Cullen jointly, but signed by Henry. The Cullens recommend continuing with the treatment already in progress, with some additional medicines and the use of a blister.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Bethune. Signed by Henry Cullen, although the \'we\' implies that his father was also involved with the case. p.125 - MH agreed to transcription', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4190, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5805, 'CUL/1/1/21/77', '1789-04-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 April 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to John Goodsir, concerning John Bethune [Vol.21, p.126], signed by Henry Cullen, but jointly from himself and his father. A brief note regarding previous correspondence, and requesting a report of the effect of the squills.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Bethune. Signed by Henry Cullen, although the \'we\' implies that his father was also involved with the case. p.126 - MH agreed for transcription', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4189, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5806, 'CUL/1/1/21/78', '1789-04-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 April 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Ludford\', probably to her son, Jonathan Ludford. Cullen gives advice for gradual bodily exercise to cure her obesity. This is a draft of <a href=\"docs.php?id=3491\">[DOC ID:3491]</a>.', 'Reply \'For Mrs Ludford\', p.127. Cullen gives advice for gradual bodily exercise to cure her obesity.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 17:55:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5325, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'h', 'n'),
(5807, 'CUL/1/1/21/79', '1789-04-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 April 1789', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mrs Riddock, addressed to her husband.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Riddock, addressed to her husband, pp.128-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:34:38', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4500, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5808, 'CUL/1/1/21/80', '1789-04-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 April 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Mr Clark] concerning the case of Mr. Coulson.', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr. Coulson, pp.130-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 15:43:43', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4599, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5809, 'CUL/1/1/21/81', '1789-04-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 April 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply for \'Mr. Bethune\' [Vol.21, pp.134-5] to John Goodsir, from Henry Cullen on behalf of himself and his father. The use of the electuary is to be continued, but the Cullens require further information to advise more fully on medicines.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Bethune. Signed by Henry Cullen, although the \'we\' implies that his father was also involved with the case. pp.134-5. Transcription confirmed by MH - necessary to case. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4166, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5810, 'CUL/1/1/21/82', '1789-04-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 April 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Colonel Muirhead concerning his own case, in response to \'yours of the 11th\' [Vol.21, p.136].', 'Letter to Colonel Muirhead concerning his own case, in response to \'yours of the 11th\', p.136', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3743, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5811, 'CUL/1/1/21/83', '1789-04-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 April 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to James Henderson] headed \'For Mr Adam Thomson\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Adam Thomson\', p.137', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:19:03', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4556, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5812, 'CUL/1/1/21/84', '1789-04-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 April 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \"Dr Robertson C[oncerning] ____\" [Vol.21 pp.138-9], although this appears to be a mistake: the letter is written to James Wood. It concerns \'a young Gentleman who is your patient\', about whom Cullen was consulted the previous day by Mr Richardson of Pitfour. The young man (Richardson\'s nephew) has a respiratory ailment. Cullen\'s advice includes preparing \'artificial Asses Milk\' from cow\'s milk mixed with water gruel and sugar. He sends his regards to Dr Robertson.', 'Letter to James Wood (mistakenly annotated to \'Dr Robertson\') concerning \'a young Gentleman who is your patient\', about whom Cullen was consulted the previous day by Mr Richardson of Pitfour. The young man (Richardson\'s nephew) has a respiratory ailment. Cullen\'s advice includes preparing \'artificial Asses Milk\' from cow\'s milk mixed with water gruel and sugar. He sends his regards to Dr Robertson. pp.138-9 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5402, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5813, 'CUL/1/1/21/85', '1789-04-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 April 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'Kirkpatrick Esqr\' [Vol.21 pp.140-1]. The patient previously suffered from \'night fevers and sweatings\'.', 'Letter concerning the \'Kirkpatrick Case\', pp.140-1. Header reads \'Kirkpatrick Esqr.\' Previously suffered from \'night fevers and sweatings\'. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5629, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5814, 'CUL/1/1/21/86', '1789-04-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 April 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Captain Riddick concerning his own case, in response to \'yours of the 23d currt.\'.', 'Letter to Captain Riddick concerning his own case, in response to \'yours of the 23d currt.\', pp.142-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 15:25:51', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4514, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5815, 'CUL/1/1/21/87', '1789-05-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 May 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr James Macnight\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr James Macnight\', pp.144-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:41:22', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4560, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5816, 'CUL/1/1/21/88', '1789-05-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 May 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Wood\' [Vol.21, pp.146-9], after her visit to Cullen (either the same or the previous day), and probably addressed and given to her father. Cullen provides a regimen, including advice on taking mare\'s milk, and a perpetual issue on the breast.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Wood\' [Vol.21, pp.146-9], after her visit to Cullen (either the same or the previous day), and probably addressed and given to her father. Cullen provides a regimen, including advice on taking mare\'s milk, and a perpetual issue on the breast.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4069, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5817, 'CUL/1/1/21/89', '1789-05-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 May 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Brandreth C[oncerning] [\'Mr K\'] [Vol.21 pp.150-1]. About the case, Cullen states that he has \"never received one which puzled me more than this\", and offers \'a remedy that has not yet been tried\'.', 'Letter to Mr Brandreth concerning [\'Mr K\'], pp.150-1. About the Case, Cullen states that he has \"never received one which puzled me more than this\", and offers \"a remedy that has not yet been tried.\" [SH]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5389, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5818, 'CUL/1/1/21/90', '1789-05-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 May 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to an unnamed female patient. Annotation is \'Mr Likly C. Miss\'.', 'Letter to an unnamed female patient. Annotation is \'Mr Likly C. Miss   \'; if correctthis is the patient with deafness referred to in earlier letters, CUL/1/1/21/63 and CUL/1/2/2354. p.152', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 15:58:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5143, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5819, 'CUL/1/1/21/91', '1789-05-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 May 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Relpy to Dr Robertson and colleagues, concerning the case of Mr Thomson, who has been to consult Cullen in person. Cullen chides them for leaving so much of the case to Mrs Thomson\'s narration: \'the History of such a singular and anomalous case, should not have been left to the report of any female whatever\'. He concludes that the case is based on a gouty diathesis, and recommends the use of musk. ', 'Letter to Dr Robertson and colleagues, concerning the case of Mr Thomson, who has been to consult Cullen in person. Cullen chides them for leaving so much of the case to Mrs Thomson\'s narration: \'the History of such a singular and anomalous case, should not have been left to the report of any female whatever\'. He concludes that the case is based on a gouty diathesis, and recommends the use of musk. pp.153-4 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:21:26', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4971, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5820, 'CUL/1/1/21/92', '1789-05-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 May 1789', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Mr Pickering\' [Vol.21 pp.155-7]. He has an inflammation of the eyes.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Pickering\', pp.155-7. He has inflammation of the eyes.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5393, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5821, 'CUL/1/1/21/93', '1789-05-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 May 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Scott concerning the case of Mr [Richard] Betham. Cullen writes that \'Your letter concerning Mr. Betham, my old and very particular friend gives me the utmost concern\'. He believes the case to be desperate, and gives (in English, in the body of the text) directions for preparing digitalis. On the first page, Cullen has corrected the handwriting of his scribe, who (as on the third page) has written the name as \'Bethune\'. He sends his compliments to Mr Betham\'s daughter. ', 'Letter to Dr Scott concerning the case of Mr [Richard] Betham, pp.158-9. Cullen writes that \'Your letter concerning Mr. Betham, my old and very particular friend gives me the utmost concern\'. He believes the case to be desperate, and gives (in English, in the body of the text) directions for preparing digitalis. On the first page, Cullen has corrected the handwriting of his scribe, who (as on the third page) has written the name as \'Bethune\'. He sends his compliments to Mr Betham\'s daughter. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:10:06', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4802, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5822, 'CUL/1/1/21/94', '1789-05-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 May 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Captain Scot of Milleny\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Captain Scot of Milleny\', pp.160-2', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 15:44:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4672, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5823, 'CUL/1/1/21/95', '1789-05-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 May 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to [a countess Lockhart] concerning the case of Count Lockhart.', 'Letter to a female addressee concerning the case of Count Lockhart, pp.164-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:33:52', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5684, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5824, 'CUL/1/1/21/96', '1789-05-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 May 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Miss Cutler\' [Vol.21 pp.166-7]. Letter unsigned, though much of third page is faded and missing text. Gives method of preparing Tussilago leaves.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Culler, in response to \'the very full exact and judicious information I have had from Mr Walker\', pp.166-7. Letter unsigned, though much of third page is faded and missing text. Gives method of preparing Tussilago leaves. I think the patient maybe Miss Cutler, as I would expect both \'l\'s to be looped at top, and there seems to be a faint stroke through one giving a \'t\'. She seems to suffer from consumption. [SH]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5395, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5825, 'CUL/1/1/21/97', '1789-05-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 May 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Robertson concerning the case of his brother.', 'Letter to Dr Robertson concerning the case of his brother, pp.168-171', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:21:57', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4585, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5826, 'CUL/1/1/21/98', '1789-05-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 May 1789', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr. Harrison\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr. Harrison\', pp.172-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 19:23:56', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4659, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5827, 'CUL/1/1/21/99', '1789-06-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 June 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Halket\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Halket\', pp.176-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:40:43', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4673, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5828, 'CUL/1/1/21/100', '1789-06-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 June 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Countess Lockhart] concerning the case of Count Lockhart. ', 'Letter to an unnamed female addressee concerning the case of Count Lockhart, p.178. I think the date is the 5th June. SH Modified images uploaded to server. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:34:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5679, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5829, 'CUL/1/1/21/101', '1789-06-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 June 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr James Macnight.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr James Macnight, pp.179-185', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:42:09', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4565, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5830, 'CUL/1/1/21/102', '1789-06-08', 'i', 'i', 'i', '8? June? 1789?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Armitstead concerning his own case.', 'Letter to Dr Armitstead concerning his own case, pp.186-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:48:26', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5135, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5831, 'CUL/1/1/21/103', '1789-06-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 June 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Miss Saul\' [Vol.21 pp.188-9]', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Saul, written to her father, pp.188-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5323, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5832, 'CUL/1/1/21/104', '1789-06-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 June 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Captain Campbell\' [Vol.21, pp.190-3]', 'Reply headed \'For Captain Campbell\', pp.190-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5203, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5833, 'CUL/1/1/21/105', '1789-06-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 June 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Captain Wedderburn\'. Poor Copy.  See letter 5822 where the text of the letter is almost identical (it was instructions to Capt Wedderburn\'s friend Capt Scott (Case 2365) - \"In bathing he must go into it pretty ..\" down to \"necessity may seem to require\", \"during the bathing &amp; drinking\" down to \"take a few glasses of wine\" and the paragraph referring to travelling to East England. Transcriber used this letter to identify problem text within the poor copy. ', 'Reply headed \'For Captain Wedderburn\', pp.194-6 POORCOPY See letter 5822 where the text of the letter is almost identical (it was instructions to Capt Wedderburn\'s friend Capt Scott (Case 2365) - \"In bathing he must go into it pretty ..\" down to \"necessity may seem to require\", \"during the bathing &amp; drinking\" down to \"take a few glasses of wine\" and the paragraph referring to travelling to East England. I have used this letter to identify problem text within the poorcopy. I did modify some of the images and uploaded them to server. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:17:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5642, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5834, 'CUL/1/1/21/106', '1789-06-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 June 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Aery C[oncerning] Mr Jas. Thomson\' [Vol.12 pp.197-8]', 'Letter to Dr Aery[?] concerning the case of Mr James Thomson, pp.197-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5321, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5835, 'CUL/1/1/21/107', '1789-06-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 June 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Taylor concerning the case of Mr Sommerville,who has gout [Vol. 21, pp.199-201]. Cullen send his compliments to the patient\'s mother who is his old acquaintance.', 'Letter to Dr Taylor concerning the case of Mr Sommerville, pp.199-201', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4453, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5836, 'CUL/1/1/21/108', '1789-06-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 June 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Col. [Colonel] Muirhead\' [Vol.21 p.202].', 'Letter to Colonel Muirhead, p.202', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3831, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5837, 'CUL/1/1/21/109', '1789-06-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 June 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to James Henderson] concerning the case of Mr Adam Thomson.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Adam Thomson, pp.203-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:18:28', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4558, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5838, 'CUL/1/1/21/110', '1789-06-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 June 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Rely [to Countess Lockhart] concerning the case of Count Lockhart, in response to \'yours of the 11th\'.', 'Letter to a female addressee concerning the case of Count Lockhart, in response to \'yours of the 11th\', pp.205-6', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:36:46', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5680, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5839, 'CUL/1/1/21/111', '1789-06-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 June 1789', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Stuart C[oncerning] Mr. Graham\' [Vol.21 p.207]', 'Short letter and recipe to Dr Stuart concerning the Revd. Mr. Graham, p.207', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5396, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5840, 'CUL/1/1/21/112', '1789-06-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 June 1789', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For the Earl of Lauderdale\'.', 'Reply headed \'For the Earl of Lauderdale\', pp.208-210', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 21:05:31', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4596, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5841, 'CUL/1/1/21/113', '1789-06-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 June 1789', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For the Countess of Lauderdale\' [Vol.21 p.211]. ', 'Reply headed \'For the Countess of Lauderdale\', p.211 She died 20 July 1789. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5630, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5842, 'CUL/1/1/21/114', '1789-06-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 June 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Colonel Muirhead\'s sister [Vol.21, pp. 212-3].', 'Letter concerning the case of Colonel Muirhead\'s sister [Vol.21, pp. 212-3].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3942, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5843, 'CUL/1/1/21/115', '1789-06-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 June 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe titled \'For Miss Muirhead\', p.213.', 'Recipe headed \'For Miss Muirhead\', p.213', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3943, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5844, 'CUL/1/1/21/116', '1789-06-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 June 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Jeffrey\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Jeffrey\', pp.214-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:24:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4531, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5845, 'CUL/1/1/21/117', '1789-07-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 July 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Count Lockhart\'. Contains Cullen\'s response to the letter sent by the Count\'s French Doctor: \"The gibberish that there is so much of in the first part, would not have engaged the attention of any body in this Country ... and in his practice there are so many oddities\". ', 'Reply headed \'For Count Lockhart\', pp.218-220. Contains Cullen\'s response to the letter sent by the Count\'s French Doctor: \"The gibberish that there is so much of in the first part, would not have engaged the attention of any body in this Country ... and in his practice there are so many oddities\". Footnote required for the term \"Gao Hepatique\". SH Modified images added to server. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:38:16', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5682, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5846, 'CUL/1/1/21/118', '1789-07-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 July 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Short letter and recipe for Mr MacGibbon\'s son.', 'Short letter and recipe for Mr MacGibbon\'s son, p.221', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:30:58', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5632, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5847, 'CUL/1/1/21/119', '1789-07-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 July 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply and recipe headed \'For Miss Latimer\'.', 'Letter and recipe headed \'For Miss Latimer\', pp.222-4.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:57:05', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4446, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5849, 'CUL/1/1/21/120', '1789-07-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 July 1789', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For the Revd. Mr. Couper\'.', 'Reply headed \'For the Revd. Mr. Couper\', pp.225-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:04:19', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5237, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5850, 'CUL/1/1/21/121', '1789-07-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 July 1789', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For John Martin Esqr\' (section in folio includes a blank page, so possibly misordered).\n', 'Reply headed \'For John Martin Esqr\', pp.228-233 (including one blank page, and possibly misordered)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:13:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5201, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5851, 'CUL/1/1/21/122', '1789-07-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 July 1789', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Trail\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Trail\', pp.234-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:39:05', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4708, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5852, 'CUL/1/1/21/123', '1789-07-08', 'i', 'i', 'i', '8? July? 1789?', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Irvine\', replying to Andrew Todd\'s letter (dated Edinburgh 6 July) about his patient in Ireland. Cullen agrees with Todd\'s diagnosis of rheumatic gout, and approves of his treatment, with suggestions for an antiphlogistic course. He regards the Swadlingbar water as superior to Moffat or Gilsland in such a case. ', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Irvine\', replying to Andrew Todd\'s letter (dated Edinburgh 6 July) about his patient in Ireland. Cullen agrees with Todd\'s diagnosis of rheumatic gout, and approves of his treatment, with suggestions for an antiphlogistic course. He regards the Swadlingbar water as superior to Moffat or Gilsland in such a case.  pp.237-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:22:30', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4979, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5853, 'CUL/1/1/21/124', '1789-07-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 July 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Mrs _____\' [Vol.21 p.239]; Cullen begins by saying \'I am fully informed of this Case by Mr. Stoddart\'.', 'Letter for an unnamed patient; Cullen begins by saying \'I am fully informed of this Case by Mr. Stoddart\', p.239', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5405, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5854, 'CUL/1/1/21/125', '1789-07-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 July 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Captain Wedderburn concerning his own case, in response to \'yours of the 7th\'. Cullen was delayed in answering letter due to \"being in the Country for my own health\".', 'Letter to Captain Wedderburn concerning his own case, in response to \'yours of the 7th\', pp.240-1. Cullen was delayed in answering letter due to \"being in the Country for my own health\". SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:18:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5646, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5855, 'CUL/1/1/21/126', '1789-07-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 July 1789', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'Mrs Lennox\' [Vol.21 pp.242-3]', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Lennox, pp.242-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5634, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5856, 'CUL/1/1/21/127', '1789-07-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 July 1789', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Flintum\'. Aperient prescription given to the patient when he visited Edinburgh in July 1789. ', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Flintum\', p.244. Aperient prescription given to the patient when he visited Edinburgh in July 1789. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:06:37', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4761, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5857, 'CUL/1/1/21/128', '1789-07-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 July 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Cooling recipe headed \'For Mr. M.\'.', 'Cooling recipe headed \'For Mr. M.\', p.245', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:23:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4983, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5858, 'CUL/1/1/21/129', '1789-07-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 July 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply [to John McFarquhar] concerning the case of Sir John Ross, in response to \'yours of the 13th\'.', 'Letter concerning the case of Sir John Ross, in response to \'yours of the 13th\', pp.246-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 07:23:29', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4443, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5859, 'CUL/1/1/21/130', '1789-07-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 July 1789', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr. Ewart\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr. Ewart\', pp.248-250', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:45:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4710, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5860, 'CUL/1/1/21/131', '1789-07-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 July 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to a clergyman (\'Revd. Sir\') concerning the case of Mrs Reid, probably a family member [Vol. 21, p.251]. Medicines are \'all uncertain and some of them dangerous\', and he hopes that \'she may be persuaded to submit to the operation\' (type unspecified). ', 'Letter to a clergyman (\'Revd. Sir\') concerning the case of Mrs Reid, probably a family member. Medicines are \'all uncertain and some of them dangerous\', and he hopes that \'she may be persuaded to submit to the operation\' (type unspecified).  p.251 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4805, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5861, 'CUL/1/1/21/132', '1789-07-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 July 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'Miss Blacket\' [Vol.21 p.252]. Cullen writes the letter concerning Miss Blacket \'lay unanswered longer than we wished, but it has now been made and I hope is come to your hand\'.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Blacket, p.252. Cullen says the letter concerning Miss Blacket \"lay unanswered longer than we wished, but it has now been made and I hope is come to your hand.\" A search of the database did not find this particular letter. The present letter concerns Mr Tweedale and is part of Case 2240. Mr Tweedale\'s physician and destination of letter inferred from Letter 3553 of Case 2240. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5635, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5862, 'CUL/1/1/21/133', '1789-07-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 July 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Armitstead concerning his own case.', 'Letter to Dr Armitstead concerning his own case, p.253', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:48:47', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5136, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5863, 'CUL/1/1/21/134', '1789-07-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 July 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Wood C[oncerning] Mrs Mercer\' [Vol.21 pp.254-5].', 'Letter to Dr Wood concerning the case of Mrs Mercer, pp.254-5', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 09:00:23', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5419, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5864, 'CUL/1/1/21/135', '1789-07-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 July 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Jeffrey.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Jeffrey, p.256', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:24:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4532, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5865, 'CUL/1/1/21/136', '1789-07-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 July 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Martin, in response to \'a letter from Mr Martin addressed partly to myself and partly to you\'. ', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Martin, in response to \'a letter from Mr Martin addressed partly to myself and partly to you\'. pp.257-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:14:06', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5119, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5866, 'CUL/1/1/21/137', '1789-07-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 July 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mrs Mercer\' [Vol.21 p.259].  Some Extract. hyosciami was inclosed in a bladder and sent with the letter.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Mercer, p.259. Some Extract. hyosciami was inclosed in a bladder and sent with the letter.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5421, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5867, 'CUL/1/1/21/138', '1789-08-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 August 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Muirhead, written to her brother, p.260.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Muirhead, written to her brother, p.260', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3944, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5868, 'CUL/1/1/21/139', '1789-08-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 August 1789', '', '', 3, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Captain Riddick.', 'Letter concerning the case of Captain Riddick, p.261', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 07:15:50', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4516, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5869, 'CUL/1/1/21/140', '1789-08-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 August 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Macgruther. Recipe for preparing digitalis for use in treating dropsy, though not as as formal recipe. A Peter Cullen is mentioned here as the apprentice of the physician/surgeon attending Mr Macgruther. ', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Macgruther, pp.262-3 [Recipe for preparing digitalis for use in treating dropsy, though not in the recipe format. LMcC] [A Peter Cullen is mentioned here as the apprentice of the physician/surgeon attending Mr Macgruther. LMcC]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:41:52', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4711, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5870, 'CUL/1/1/21/141', '1789-08-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 August 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe for Mr Thomas Baillie.', 'Recipe for Mr Thomas Baillie, p.264. SECOND IMAGE IS A DISTINCT ITEM ( \'For Mr Matthew Baillie\')', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:44:27', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4712, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5871, 'CUL/1/1/21/142', '1789-08-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 August 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe for Mr Matthew Baillie.', 'Recipe for Mr Matthew Baillie, p.264', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:43:15', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4713, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5872, 'CUL/1/1/21/143', '1789-08-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 August 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mrs Fraser of Relic\' [Vol.21 pp.265-6]. Cullen believes Mrs Fraser\'s illness to be based upon \'the supposition of a small concretion\', a sample of which Roberston enclosed in his last letter.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Fraser of Relic, pp.265-6  - more images added.MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:03:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4640, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5873, 'CUL/1/1/21/144', '1789-08-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 August 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to the Revd. Henry Elliot.\n', 'Was labelled \'Reply concerning  Mr Martin [Vol. 21,, p. 267].\' in error.\n\nFrom Jenny\"\nSo I think what\'s happened here is that Luca\'s accidentally transcribed the wrong document - 5874 instead of 5873 - leaving us with two transcriptions of the 5874 images, and none for the correct 5873 images.\n\nMy recommendation: leave images as they are, and reallocate the document to someone to transcribe. Case should be checked once this is done.\"MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 11:25:18', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4703, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5874, 'CUL/1/1/21/145', '1789-08-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 August 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply (to Andrew Todd) concerning the case of Mr Martin, who is gouty. He thinks there is no harm in him taking the waters at Swadlingbar: \'it is possible that the change of air, scene and amusement may be of service. There is often benefit to be got from gratifying prejudice wherever it can be done with safety\'. ', 'Letter (to Andrew Todd) concerning the case of Mr Martin, who is gouty. He thinks there is no harm in him taking the waters at Swadlingbar: \'it is possible that the change of air, scene and amusement may be of service. There is often benefit to be got from gratifying prejudice wherever it can be done with safety\'. p.268 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:14:35', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4615, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5875, 'CUL/1/1/21/146', '1789-08-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 August 1789', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Johnson of Addergold\' [Vol.21 pp.269-271]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Johnston of Addirgold\', pp.269-271. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5437, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5876, 'CUL/1/1/21/147', '1789-08-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 August 1789', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Miss Ann Erskine\'. Cullen believes Miss Erskine\'s many and various complaints, affecting her head, bowels and limbs, may be attributed to mobility of her nervous system. Cullen includes a recipe for tonic pills.\n\n', 'Reply, \'For Miss Ann Erskine\', [Vol.21 pp.272-3]. Cullen believes Miss Erskine\'s many and various complaints, affecting her head, bowels and limbs, may be attributed to mobility of her nervous system. Cullen includes a recipe for tonic pills.\n\n5 more images found for this doc. please revisit transcription.MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:39:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4736, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5877, 'CUL/1/1/21/148', '1789-08-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 August 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning an unnamed patient.', 'Letter concerning an unnamed patient, p.274', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:46:22', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4738, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5878, 'CUL/1/1/21/149', '1789-08-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 August 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter to Lady Selkirk concerning the case of Lady Eliza.', 'Letter to Lady Selkirk concerning the case of Lady Eliza, pp.275-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 14:51:40', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4512, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5879, 'CUL/1/1/21/150', '1789-08-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 August 1789', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Dickson\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Dickson\', pp.278-281', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 15:44:45', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4740, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5880, 'CUL/1/1/21/151', '1789-08-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 August 1789', '', '', 5, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Robert Anderson\'. Cullen does not believe that his condition is venereal: \'It does not appear to me that he has received any infection from his late Companion and I am well persuaded of the contrary\'. He gives advice on diet and exercise, and wearing a flannel shirt. The enclosure of an aperient prescription is mentioned, but it appears to be missing. ', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Robert Anderson\', pp.282-3. Cullen does not believe that his condition is venereal: \'It does not appear to me that he has received any infection from his late Companion and I am well persuaded of the contrary\'. He gives advice on diet and exercise, and wearing a flannel shirt. The enclosure of an aperient prescription is mentioned, but it appears to be missing. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:24:45', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5002, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5881, 'CUL/1/1/21/152', '1789-08-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 August 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'[***] C[oncerning] Mrs Adams\' [Vol.21 p.284].', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Adams, p.284 POORCOPY Used modified image. Header has \"C. Mr. Adams\" SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5566, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5882, 'CUL/1/1/21/153', '1789-08-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 August 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Captain Burchell (a loose letter has been placed between these pages in the folio; this is the following document).', 'Letter concerning the case of Captain Burchell, pp.285-6 (a loose letter has been placed between these pages in the book; this is the following document)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:23:27', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5108, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(5883, 'CUL/1/1/21/154', '1790-03-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 March 1790', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Loose letter, not bound into book, from John Burchall concerning his own case. ', 'Loose letter, not bound into book, from John Burchall concerning his own case. This may be the \'Captain Burchell\' whose case is next to this in the book. Three images.\n\nShould the 3rd blank image be removed and the pages updated to 3? MH  //  Yes [JOB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:24:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5106, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5884, 'CUL/1/1/21/155', '1789-09-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 September 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Oliphant of Gask, addressed to his son Charles.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Oliphant of Gask, addressed to his son Charles, pp.287-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:26:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4527, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5885, 'CUL/1/1/21/156', '1789-09-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 September 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Somerville.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Somerville, pp.289-290', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:16:15', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4511, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5886, 'CUL/1/1/21/157', '1789-09-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 September 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe \'For Mrs Hislop\' [Vol.21 p.291]', 'Recipe headed \'For Mrs Hislop\', p.291', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5563, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5887, 'CUL/1/1/21/158', '1789-09-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 September 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Captain Wedderburn\'. Poor copy.', 'Reply headed \'For Captain Wedderburn\', pp.292-6 POORCOPY (partially). Modified some of the images and uploaded them to server. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:19:15', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5649, 1, 10, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5888, 'CUL/1/1/21/159', '1789-09-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 September 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply  [to Dr Taylor)] concerning the case of Mr Fish. Cullen apologises for a slight delay in his response as \'I was yesterday engaged in a Public examination\'.  The prescription is given in English in the text of the letter.', 'Letter (to Dr Taylor) concerning the case of Mr Fish, p.297. Cullen apologises for a slight delay in his response as \'I was yesterday engaged in a Public examination\'.  The prescription is given in English in the text of the letter. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 08:59:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4786, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5889, 'CUL/1/1/21/160', '1789-09-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 September 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Robt. Richardson\' [Vol.21 p.298]. Cullen had suspected a Phthisis Pulmonalis, and Wood\'s latest report confirms it. He recomments wintering in Lisbon, either via London or via Falmouth.', 'Letter to James Wood concerning the case of Mr Robert Richardson, p.298. Cullen had suspected a Phthisis Pulmonalis, and Wood\'s latest report confirms it. He recomments wintering in Lisbon, either via London or via Falmouth. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5404, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5890, 'CUL/1/1/21/161', '1789-09-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 September 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe headed \'For Captain Elphinstone\'.', 'Recipe headed \'For Captain Elphinstone\', p.299 Modified image uploaded to server. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:36:36', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5709, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5891, 'CUL/1/1/21/162', '1789-09-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 September 1789', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply to W. White concerning the case of Mrs Shaw.', 'Reply to W. White concerning the case of Mrs Shaw, pp.300-1 POORCOPY (partially). I used modified images, uploaded to server. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:34:29', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5668, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5892, 'CUL/1/1/21/163', '1789-09-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 September 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Mr Wallace\'s Patient\'.', 'Reply headed \'Mr Wallace\'s Patient\', p.301', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:42:46', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4600, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5893, 'CUL/1/1/21/164', '1789-09-11', 'i', 'i', 'i', '11? September? 1789?', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mr Peters, which is one of kidney stones. A note at the bottom says \'See Capt. Burchells Case page 286 being the same with this\'. p.302. Poor copy in places. Date inferred from place in copy book, between 10-13 September. ', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Peters, which is one of kidney stones. A note at the bottom says \'See Capt. Burchells Case page 286 being the same with this\'. p.302. Poor copy in places. Date inferred from place in copy book, between 10-13 September. [MMG] POORCOPY Mostly transcribed, no tangible benefit from image modification. JOB 14/11/14', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 14:22:25', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5003, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5894, 'CUL/1/1/21/165', '1789-09-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 September 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Stoddart C[oncerning] a Lady\' [Vol.21 p.303]. Cullen gives advice on inoculation during weaning of the patient\'s child.', 'Letter to Mr Stoddart concerning the case of an unnamed female patient, p.303. Cullen gives advice on inoculation during weaning of the patient\'s child.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5410, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5895, 'CUL/1/1/21/166', '1789-09-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 September 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Cowmeadow concerning his case, pp.304-5. Cullen advises riding and the use of chalybeates, enclosing a prescription for strengthening powders, and discusses payment via a London banker. Parts of first page are a poor copy. ', 'Reply to Mr Cowmeadow concerning his case, pp.304-5. Cullen advises riding and the use of chalybeates, enclosing a prescription for strengthening powders, and discusses payment via a London banker. Parts of first page are a poor copy. [MMG] POORCOPY Mostly transcribed, no tangible benefit from image modification. JOB 14/11/14', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:19:52', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4954, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5896, 'CUL/1/1/21/167', '1789-09-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 September 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Armitstead concerning his own case.Cullen states that \'the only proper advice for your future conduct should be from Mr. John Hunter\'.', 'Letter to Dr Armitstead concerning his own case. Cullen states that \'the only proper advice for your future conduct should be from Mr. John Hunter\', pp.306-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:49:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5138, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5897, 'CUL/1/1/21/168', '1789-09-16', 'c', 'c', 'i', '16? September 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Captain Keith Elphinston. There appears to be two signatories to this letter Cullen and somebody called Thomas, surname unidentified. ', 'Letter concerning the case of Captain Keith Elphinston, pp.308-310 POORCOPY There appears to be two signatories to this letter Cullen and somebody called Thomas, surname unidentified. Modified images uploaded to server.SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:37:07', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5710, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5898, 'CUL/1/1/21/169', '1789-09-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 September 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe headed \'For Mr Sherrif\'.', 'Recipe headed \'For Mr Sherrif\', p.311', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5060, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5899, 'CUL/1/1/21/170', '1789-09-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 September 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Short letter to Colonel Muirhead (according to the index; Cullen advises him to \'lay aside all medicine\'. p.312.', 'Short letter to Colonel Muirhead (according to the index; Cullen advises him to \'lay aside all medicine\'. p.312', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3775, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5900, 'CUL/1/1/21/171', '1789-09-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 September 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply headed \'For Captain Gilbert Trotter\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Captain Gilbert Trotter\', pp.313-4. Unsigned. Assumed Captain Trotter is the same as that in Case 166. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:38:38', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5650, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5901, 'CUL/1/1/21/172', '1789-10-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 October 1789', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Shaw\' of Greenock [Vol.21 pp.315-8], who has been to see Cullen in person with her sister Mrs Campbell. He advises on the use of laudanum, exercise and cold bathing for her period pains. He does not approve of her travelling to America. The addressee is probably Gavin Fullarton, her surgeon, although he is referred to in the third person. ', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Shaw\' of Greenock, who has been to see Cullen in person with her sister Mrs Campbell. He advises on the use of laudanum, exercise and cold bathing for her period pains. He does not approve of her travelling to America. The addressee is probably Gavin Fullarton, her surgeon, although he is referred to in the third person. pp.315-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5530, 1, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5902, 'CUL/1/1/21/173', '1789-10-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 October 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Colonel Muirhead, p.319.', 'Letter concerning the case of Colonel Muirhead, p.319 //Awaiting Agrimony markup //', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3830, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5903, 'CUL/1/1/21/174', '1789-10-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 October 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply in Cullen\'s own hand, concerning the case of Miss Hog, written to her father (Thomas Hog of Newliston). Cullen diagnoses \'some fixed obstruction in the left side of her Lungs\'. He recommends wearing flannel, advises on diet and the use of Tussilago, and on exercise using a swing. He sends compliments the patient\'s mother, Lady Mary, and to Robert Kirkland, who seems to be the practitioner on the case, and also attended her mother\'s family, the Maitlands.  ', 'Letter in Cullen\'s own hand, concerning the case of Miss Hog, written to her father (Thomas Hog of Newliston). Cullen diagnoses \'some fixed obstruction in the left side of her Lungs\'. He recommends wearing flannel, advises on diet and the use of Tussilago, and on exercise using a swing. He sends compliments the patient\'s mother, Lady Mary, and to Robert Kirkland, who seems to be the practitioner on the case, and also attended her mother\'s family, the Maitlands.  pp.320-2 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 15:45:28', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5008, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5904, 'CUL/1/1/21/175', '1789-10-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 October 1789', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'Capt. Enys\' [Vol.21 pp.323-4]', 'Letter concerning the case of Captain Enys, pp.323-4', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5440, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5906, 'CUL/1/1/21/176', '1789-11-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 November 1789', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Mr Duguid\' [Vol.21 pp.325-6]. Mr Duguid suffers from nervous weakness. Cullen gives advice on using strengthening powders, for which a prescription is prescribed.', 'Letter to Mr Duguid, who suffers from nervous weakness, with advice on using strengthening powders, for which a prescription is prescribed. pp.325-6 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3508, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5907, 'CUL/1/1/21/177', '1789-11-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 November 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter to Mr Flintum concerning his piles. Cullen is responding to \'yours dated the 22d Septr\' but since it only came to hand the previous day, \'I suspect you have mistaken and put Septr. instead of October\'. ', 'Letter to Mr Flintum concerning his piles. Cullen is responding to \'yours dated the 22d Septr\' but since it only came to hand the previous day, \'I suspect you have mistaken and put Septr. instead of October\'. pp.327-8 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:07:43', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4767, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5908, 'CUL/1/1/21/178', '1789-11-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 November 1789', '', '', 5, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Earl of Peterborough\' [Vol.21 p.329]. A recipe is mentioned, but not enclosed.', 'Letter to the Earl of Peterborough concerning his own case, p.329', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5314, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5909, 'CUL/1/1/21/179', '1789-11-04', 'c', 'c', 'i', '4? November 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Jamieson.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Jamieson, p.331', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:35:44', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5653, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5910, 'CUL/1/1/21/180', '1789-11-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 November 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Jas. Hay\' [Vol.21 pp.333-4]. Cullen advises against going to sea at this season, and recommends keeping warm, with the use of laxatives for his piles and tussilago for his breast complaint.', 'Letter to Mr James Hay concerning his own case, pp.333-4, Cullen advises against going to sea at this season, and recommends keeping warm, with the use of laxatives for his piles and tussilago for his breast complaint. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5638, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5911, 'CUL/1/1/21/181', '1789-11-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 November 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Lord Torpichen] headed \'The Honble Alexander Sandilands Esqr.\'.', 'Reply headed \'The Honble Alexander Sandilands Esqr.\', pp.335-7', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:08:12', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4431, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5912, 'CUL/1/1/21/182', '1789-11-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 November 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Lord Torphichen concerning the case of his brother Mr Sandilands.', 'Letter to Lord Torphichen concerning the case of his brother Mr Sandilands, p.338', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:08:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4433, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5913, 'CUL/1/1/21/183', '1789-11-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 November 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Mrs Ault.\n', 'Letter concerning the case of Mrs Ault, pp.339-341', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 14:52:41', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5123, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5914, 'CUL/1/1/21/184', '1789-11-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 November 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Earl of Peterborough\' [Vol.21 p.342]', 'Letter to the Earl of Peterborough concerning his own case, p.342', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5316, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5915, 'CUL/1/1/21/185', '1789-11-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 November 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of the Revd. Dr, Smith, pp.343-4. Cullen indicates he is not as healthy as he could be.', 'Letter concerning the case of the Revd. Dr, Smith, pp.343-4. Cullen indicates he is not as healthy as he could be.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 07:19:22', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5708, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5916, 'CUL/1/1/21/186', '1789-11-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 November 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Lord Torpichen] concerning the case of Mr Sandilands.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Sandilands, p.345', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:10:27', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4434, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5917, 'CUL/1/1/21/187', '1789-11-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 November 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe headed \'for Mr Hewel\'.', 'Recipe headed \'for Mr Hewel\', p.346', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:43:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5104, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5918, 'CUL/1/1/21/188', '1789-11-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 November 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Rachel Dunlop\' [Vol.21 p.347], consisting of a single recipe for a strengthening electuary.', 'Recipe headed \'For Miss Rachel Dunlop\', p.347', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5479, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5919, 'CUL/1/1/21/189', '1789-11-25', 'c', 'c', 'i', '25? November 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Goodman\' [Vol.21 pp.348-9]', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Goodman\', pp.348-9', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5313, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5920, 'CUL/1/1/21/190', '1789-11-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 November 1789', '', '', 5, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Miss Rachel Dunlop\' [Vol.21 pp.350-1]', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Rachel Dunlop\', pp.350-1', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5482, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5921, 'CUL/1/1/21/191', '1789-12-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 December 1789', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Wetherley\'s son\'.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Wetherley\'s son\', pp.352-4. \n\nThis one might be worth checking in person - part of the title is illegible due to the way the photo has been taken, and possibly gives the patient\'s name - JPB', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:45:45', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5076, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5922, 'CUL/1/1/21/192', '1789-12-16', 'i', 'c', 'c', '16 December 1789?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to S. James]  concerning the case of Miss Latimer.', 'Letter concerning the case of Miss Latimer, p.355', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 20:58:04', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4449, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5923, 'CUL/1/1/21/193', '1789-12-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 December 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For William Charteris Esqr\' [Vol.21 pp.356-8]', 'Reply headed \'For William Charteris Esqr.\', pp.356-8', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5439, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5924, 'CUL/1/1/21/194', '1790-01-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 January 1790', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, for \'Dr. Robertson C(oncerning) Mrs Fraser\' [Vol.21 pp.359-60]. Henry Cullen writes in his father\'s place and apologises for the lateness of the reply as \'he has been so much indisposed and being now confined to bed... is unable to do any business\'. He supplies a recipe for an astringent lotion and advises the extraction of Mrs Fraser\'s carious tooth.', 'Letter to Dr Robertson concerning the case of Mrs Fraser, pp.359-360', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4671, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5925, 'CUL/1/1/21/195', '1790-01-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 January 1790', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Capt Enys\' [Vol.21 p.361], by Henry Cullen, who explains that his father received \'your letter of the 30th\' but has been unable to reply due to a \'severe indisposition which has become daily worse\'. ', 'Letter concerning the case of Captain Enys. Written by Henry Cullen, who explains that his father received \'your letter of the 30th\' but has been unable to reply due to a \'severe indisposition which has become daily worse\', p.361', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5449, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5926, 'CUL/1/1/21/196', '1790-01-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 January 1790', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Burdon\' [Vol.21 pp.362-3], written by Henry Cullen, who explains that his father received \'your letter of the 22d currt.\' but that he \'was and still is so very much indisposed as to be unable to do business\'.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Burdon, written by Henry Cullen, who explains that his father received \'your letter of the 22d currt.\' but that he \'was and still is so very much indisposed as to be unable to do busineess\'. pp.362-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5309, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5927, 'CUL/1/1/21/197', '1790-01-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 January 1790', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply by Henry Cullen titled \'Rev Mr Surtees\' [Vol.21 pp.364-7]. The patient\'s ailment seems \'entirely constitutional\', so may be impossible to remove entirely. He gives dietary and exercise advice, and instructions for bathing using the shower bath (not a numbered regimen, however), with a prescription. Henry explains that his father received \'yours of the 9th Decr\', but that \'at the time he was extremely indisposed, and his ailment has gained so much ground upon him as to render him at present incapable of attending to business of any kind\'. Henry\'s remark, \'Could I have conversed with my Father on the subject\' may imply that Cullen can no longer speak.', 'Letter by Henry Cullen, concerning the case of the Revd. Mr. Surtees, whose ailment seems \'entirely constitutional\', so may be impossible to remove entirely. He gives dietary and exercise advice, and instructions for bathing using the shower bath (not a numbered regimen, however), with a prescription. Henry explains that his father received \'yours of the 9th Decr\', but that \'at the time he was extremely indisposed, and his ailment has gained so much ground upon him as to render him at present incapable of attending to business of any kind\'. Henry\'s remark, \'Could I have conversed with my Father on the subject\' may imply that Cullen can no longer speak. pp.364-7 [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5446, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5928, 'CUL/1/1/21/198', '1790-01-14', 'i', 'i', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter by Henry Cullen to an unnamed patient; he is \'sorry to say that I cannot say my Father is better\'. pp.368-9', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5929, 'CUL/1/1/21/199', '1790-01-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter by Henry Cullen concerning the case of an unnamed patient. He mentions that his father received \'your letter of the 14th currt.\', but that he is writing as his father \'has been and is still so much indisposed that he has been incapable of business\'. pp.370-1', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5930, 'CUL/1/1/21/200', '1790-01-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 January 1790', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply by Henry Cullen to Hannah Burdon, concerning the case of Mr Burdon [Vol.21 pp.372-3]', 'Letter by Henry Cullen to a female addressee, concerning the case of Mr Burdon, pp.372-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5306, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5931, 'CUL/1/1/21/201', '1790-02-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter by Henry Cullen to Mr Donald Macleod. He mentions Cullen\'s death - \'the melancholy event that has befallen our Family\' - but gives his own advice to the patient. pp.374-7', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 7, 'Not a Priority', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5932, 'CUL/1/1/21/202', '1790-01-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter by Henry Cullen to an unnamed patient, mentioning that his father \'loses ground daily\', p.378', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5933, 'CUL/1/1/21/203', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Blank page at the end of CUL/1/1/21, p.379 (although unmarked)', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5934, 'CUL/1/1/21/204', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Index for volume CUL/1/1/21 (although incomplete; Henry Cullen\'s letters at the end are missing). Four images.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5935, 'CUL/1/1/21/205', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Blank page and back cover from CUL/1/1/21', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5936, 'CUL/1/2/63', '1761-04-29', 'i', 'c', 'c', '29 April 1761?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Gilbert Steuart, concerning Mr Hampton, a patient working in trade in Birmingham, \'which he pursues with unwearied attention to the Prejudice of his Health and sometimes the Disquietude of his Mind\', who has been suffering from indigestion, confusion of thoughts and dry, parched skin for some time. Date is open to dispute: the date of the top of the first page could be read as a \"1\" (with a flourish to underline), though it also might be a \"2\". But since 1761 appears as an annotation(?) mid-way through the document this date has been tentatively recorded in this database.', 'Letter from Gilbert Steuart, regarding a patient working in trade in Birmingham, \'which he pursues with unwearied attention to the Prejudice of his Health and sometimes the Disquietude of his Mind\', who has been suffering from indigestion for some time. Date 1761 on the top of the 4th page. Dr Butt identified by DS]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 773, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5937, 'CUL/1/2/419', '1776-07-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, 'July 1776', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mr William Kirsopp of Hexham concerning his own case, \'a continual whising or Noise in the Head like a pann simmering before it Boiles\'. assumed to be an authorial original because of the first-person voice and the distinctive handwriting, but there\'s no wrapper and from the folds (vertical only ) it does not appear to have been folded so as to be sealed and sent (so likely to have been hand-delivered).', 'Letter from Mr William Kirsopp of Hexham concerning his own case, \'a continual whising or Noise in the Head like a pann simmering before it Boiles\'. assumed to be an authorial original because of the first-person voice and the distinctive handwriting, but there\'s no wrapper and from the folds (vertical only ) it does not appear to have been folded so as to be sealed and sent (so likely to have been hand-delivered).', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1841, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5938, 'CUL/1/2/463', '1777-02-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 February 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Lorrain concerning the ongoing case of Robert Sanderson who has urinary problems. Dr Lorrain reports on the effects of Dover\'s Powders which have induced sweating.', 'Letter from John Lorrain concerning the ongoing case of Robert Sanderson. Dr Lorrain reports on the effects of Dover\'s Powders and Mr Sanderson\'s urinary problems. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1111, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5939, 'CUL/1/2/464', '1777-02-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 February 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Joseph Harris concerning his own case. He mentions a letter from Cullen dated 29 December 1775 advising a diet without meat but a transcript of this letter is not traced.', 'Letter from Joseph Harris concerning his own case. He mentions a letter from Cullen dated 29 December 1775 advising a diet without meat but a transcript of this letter is not traced. [Related to letter ID 4001 in which Cullen recommends an issue. In this letter, Mr Harris replies stating he feels no benefit from it. In this letter, Harris mentions a publication of Dr Thomas Percival of Manchester. LMcC] [David - the publication, mentioned on the first page, needs a footnote - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1354, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5940, 'CUL/1/2/677', '1778-11-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 November 1778', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Mudie in response to \'your Letter of the 9th Currt.\', concerning an unnamed female patient, who was recently nursing and who is taking medicines for her feverishness. Also mentions death of Scott of Craigie. Cullen\'s letter of the 9th has not been traced and may be an error for Cullen\'s letter of the 18th (Mudie may have meant the 19th, which was possibly the day it reached him).', 'Letter from John Mudie in response to \'your Letter of the 9th Currt.\', concerning an unnamed female patient, who was recently nursing and who is taking medicines for her feverishness. Also mentions death of Scott of Craigie. Cullen\'s letter of the 9th has not been traced.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1854, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5941, 'CUL/1/2/973', '1780-08-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 August 1780', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Robert Innes concerning his own case of a bas stomach.', 'Letter from Dr Robert Innes concerning his own case of a bas stomach.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3154, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5942, 'CUL/1/2/1106', '1781-07-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 July 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr John Gilchrist concerning Mr Lawson who has a stone in his bladder or kidney. Gilchrist  seeks Cullen\'s approval for a plan to accompany Lawson to Edinburgh for a few days.', 'Letter from Dr John Gilchrist concerning Mr Lawson who has a stone in his bladder or kidney. [WAS WRONGLY ENTERED AS: Letter from William Ingham concerning the case of Miss Clutterbuck, the Misses Peareths, and the Misses Harrison].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1982, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5943, 'CUL/1/2/1157', '1781-10-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 October 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Leslie concerning his own case,. He has a locked jaw and pain in the left side of his face. He consulted Cullen earlier in 1774-5 over his rheumatism (see Case: 466).', 'Letter from William Leslie concerning his own case,. He has a locked jaw and pain in the left side of his face. He consulted Cullen earlier in 1774-5 over his rheumatism (see Case: 466).', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2100, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5944, 'CUL/1/2/1158', '1781-10-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 October 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mrs Elizabeth Murray concerning her own case.', 'Letter from Mrs Elizabeth Murray concerning her own case [David - reference to \'the two enclosed\' at the end might warrant a footnote confirming it\'s payment - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2340, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5945, 'CUL/1/2/1806', '1786-02-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 February 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William McAlpine concerning his own case.', 'Letter from William McAlpine concerning his own case', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5356, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5946, 'CUL/1/2/1922', '1786-09-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 September 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Gilchrist, mentioning the case of an excise officer \'which you visited in my house when you was last in Berwick\', suffering from Cataracts and would like to have an operation.', 'Letter from Thomas Gilchrist, mentioning the case of an excise officer \'which you visited in my house when you was last in Berwick\', suffering from Cataracts and would like to have an operation. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 11:58:48', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4304, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5947, 'CUL/1/1/1/107', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Cover and two blank pages from CUL/1/1/1, \'Dr William Cullen\'s Consultation Letters from 21st December 1768 to 13th September 1770\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5948, 'CUL/1/1/1/109', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Blank page in CUL/1/1/1', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5949, 'CUL/1/1/1/108', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Old cover slip to volume, \'Dr Cullen\'s Consultation Letters 21st December 1768 to 13th and 18th September 1778\'. Two images.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5950, 'CUL/1/1/1/110', '1769-02-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', '15 February 1769', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe \'For Mr Bethune of Balfour\' [Vol. 1, p.13].', 'Recipe headed \'For Mr Bethune of Balfour\', p.13', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1255, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5951, 'CUL/1/1/1/111', '1769-07-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 July 1769', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe titled \'For Mr Greggan\', [Vol. 1, p.55].  The deleted \'Dr Sanders\' does not seem to be a later annotation so has been included as part of the transcription.', 'Recipe headed \'For Mr Greggan\', p.55.  The deleted \'Dr Sanders\' seems to be original and not a later annotation so include as deleted \'header\' as part of the transcription. DS [I\'ve linked Dr Sanders (Saunders - ID 596) as \'other physician\'. However, his name seems to have been added by accident; the next document (5952) is a reply to a patient of Dr Sanders of Banff - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1126, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5952, 'CUL/1/1/1/112', '1769-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1769?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to a female patient, near Banff, a patient of Dr Saunders [Vol.1 pp.129-130]. No obvious corresponding incoming letter.', 'Letter to a female patient, near Banff who sees Dr Saunders pp.129-130. No obvious incoming letter to match up to this to give more detail. Date guessed from place in letterbook - JPB', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 702, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5953, 'CUL/1/1/1/113', '1770-09-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 September 1770', '', 'Asthma', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Bell\' diagnosing \'spasmodic asthma\', setting out a regimen and prescribing three recipes [Vol. 1, pp.159-160].', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Bell\' diagnosing \'spasmodic asthma\', setting out a regimen and prescribing three recipes [Vol. 1, pp.159-160].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 703, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5954, 'CUL/1/1/1/114', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Blank, torn page from CUL/1/1/1', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5955, 'CUL/1/1/1/115', '1772-09-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 September 1772', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Lockhart of Lee\', bound into back of volume 1. ', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Lockhart of Lee\', bound into back of volume. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 699, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5956, 'CUL/1/1/1/116', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Blank page from back of volume CUL/1/1/1', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5957, 'CUL/1/1/1/117', '1769-06-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 June 1769', '', 'Asthma', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning the case of Miss Watson, suffering from asthma [Vol. 1 pp.49-50].', 'Letter concerning the case Miss Watson, suffering from asthma, pp.49-50', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 758, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5958, 'CUL/1/1/2/1', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Cover and one blank page from CUL/1/1/2, \'Dr William Cullen\'s Consultation Letters from 26th May 1768 to 5th December 1768\'.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5959, 'CUL/1/1/2/2', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Selected index to Volume 2 of the outgoing letters, dated \'Dr Cullens Cases vol. T\'. Four pages, last one blank.', 'Selected index to CUL/1/1/2, dated \'Dr Cullens Cases vol. T\'. Four pages, last one blank.\n\nNOPLACES', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1068, 1, 4, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5960, 'CUL/1/1/2/3', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Index for CUL/1/1/2. Two images. First page blank except for \'Vol T.\' at the top; second page listing patients by surname.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5961, 'CUL/1/1/2/4', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Old cover slip, \'Dr Cullen\'s Consultation Letters 26th May 1768 to 5th December 1768\'. One image.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5962, 'CUL/1/1/2/5', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Index for CUL/1/1/2, listting letters by page number. Two images, second one blank. ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5963, 'CUL/1/1/2/38', '1768-05-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 May 1768', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Niven\',  with detailed directions concerning diet and  two prescriptions for a stomach powder and an aperient salt mixture [Vol. 2, pp.1-3].', 'Reply \'For Miss Niven\',  with detailed directions concerning diet and  two prescriptions for a stomach powder and an aperient salt mixture [Vol. 2, pp.1-3].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1127, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5964, 'CUL/1/1/3/97', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Cover and three blank pages from CUL/1/1/3, \'Dr William Cullen\'s Consultation Letters from 31st October 1770 to 11th March 1775\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5965, 'CUL/1/1/3/4', '1775-00-00', 'c', NULL, NULL, '1775', '', '1775[?] Dyspepsia &amp; Hypochondriasis', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply, \'For Colonel Maxwell\' [Vol. 3 pp.1-5].', 'Regimen for Colonel Maxwell, with prescriptions, pp.1-5 [Date appears to be annotated on LHS of first page: has it been bound in in the wrong order?] - MMG', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 720, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5966, 'CUL/1/1/3/5', '1770-10-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', '31 October 1770', '', 'Nervous. Stupor &', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Major Hamilton at Murdieston\' [Vol.3 pp.6-8] (James Inglis Hamilton, later General), about the nervous ailments of Miss Hamilton (his older sister Christian), whom Cullen describes as his \"agreeable acquaintance\".', 'Reply headed \'To Major Hamilton at Murdieston\' (James Inglis Hamilton, later General), about the nervous ailments of Miss Hamilton (his older sister Christian), whom Cullen describes as his \"agreeable acquaintance\", pp.6-8. These are the siblings of the major Neo-Classical artist and archaeologist Gavin Inglis Hamilton.[MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 734, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5967, 'CUL/1/1/3/6', '1770-11-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 November 1770', '', 'Fluor Albus with Schirrus of the Liver Ovaria or Uterus.', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter to Dr James Saunders concerning the case of Mrs Innes. Cullen sends his condolences \'for your late loss\', the death of his son David.', 'Letter to Dr James Saunders concerning the case of Mrs Innes, pp.8-9. Cullen sends his condolences \'for your late loss\', presumably the death of one of his children.\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 11:25:54', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 783, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5968, 'CUL/1/1/3/18', '1771-06-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'June? 1771?', '', '? Scrophula ?', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Miss   of Orkney to Mr A. Liddel at Thurso\' [Vol.3 p.25].', 'Reply headed \'Miss    of Orkney to Mr A. Liddel at Thurso\', p.25', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1326, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5969, 'CUL/1/1/3/98', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Two blank pages from CUL/1/1/3, pp.91-2', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5970, 'CUL/1/1/3/99', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Three blank pages from CUL/1/1/3, pp.96-8', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5971, 'CUL/1/1/3/100', '1771-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1771?', '', 'Hydrothorax', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Wood\' [Vol.3 p.118]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Wood\', p.118 [date was already in place in database, not clear how it has been arrived at - EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1339, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5972, 'CUL/1/1/3/101', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Blank page from CUL/1/1/3, p.130', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5973, 'CUL/1/1/3/102', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Three blank pages from the end of CUL/1/1/3', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5974, 'CUL/1/1/6/84', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Cover and three blank pages, \'Dr William Cullen\'s Consultation Letters from 18th May 1775 to 13th March 1776\'.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Index', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5975, 'CUL/1/1/6/85', '1775-11-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 November 1775', '', 'Hemoptoe Mr G', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Greigson\' [Vol.6 pp.80-1]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Greigson\', pp.80-1, including two recipes. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1295, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5976, 'CUL/1/1/6/86', '1776-02-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'February? 1776?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss Dunlop\' [Vol.6 p.116], consisting of a series of recipes. These are not the recipes enclosed with letter 350, although they are for the same patient.', 'Series of recipes \'For Miss Dunlop\', p.116. These are not the recipes enclosed with letter ID 350, although they are for the same patient. (FM)\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1228, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5977, 'CUL/1/1/6/87', '1776-02-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 February 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Sir Alexr. Douglass Baronet\', concerning Miss Dempster [Vol.6 p.117]', 'Reply headed \'To Sir Alexr. Douglass Baronet\', concerning Miss Dempster.117', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1070, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5978, 'CUL/1/1/6/88', '1776-02-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'February? 1776?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'T', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Macadam\' [Vol.6 p.118]', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Macadam\', p.118.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1933, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5979, 'CUL/1/1/6/89', '1776-02-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 February 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply for \'Mr Redpath about Mrs Hogarth\', and also her son, Mr Hogarth [Vol.1, pp.119-20], both of whom suffer from fits of flatulency. Cullen provides dietary and exercise and prescriptions. Mrs Hogarth\'s ailments are partly attributed to her age and anxiety, while her son is described as corpulent.', 'Reply headed \'Mr Redpath about Mrs Hogarth\', pp.119-120\n\n[This has a recipe - don\'t transcribe until after recipes workshop - JPB] Also advice for Mr James Hogarth her son.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5100, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5980, 'CUL/1/1/6/90', '1776-02-23', 'c', 'c', 'i', '23? February 1776', '', 'Worms', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Mr Liddell about Mr Dunbar\', concerning the possibility that Dunbar, an adolescent, may have worms which might account for some of his complaints [Vol. 6, pp.120-1].', 'Reply to \'Mr Liddell about Mr Dunbar\', concerning the possibility of Dunbar having worms [Vol. 6, pp.120-1].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1261, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5981, 'CUL/1/1/6/91', '1776-02-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 February 1776', '', 'Asthma Mr D', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Gilchrist concerning the case of Mr Dixon and his spasmodic attacks [Vol.6, pp.122-3].', 'Letter to Dr Gilchrist concerning the case of Mr Dixon, pp.122-3 and his spasmodic attacks. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1298, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5982, 'CUL/1/1/6/92', '1776-02-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 February 1776', '', 'Hoemoptoe Mr G.', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr Riddel concerning the case of Mr Greigson and largely concerned with the ongoing means of treatment [Vol.6, pp.124-5].', 'Reply to Dr Riddel concerning the case of Mr Greigson and largely concerned with the ongoing means of treatment [Vol.6, pp.124-5].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1229, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5983, 'CUL/1/1/6/93', '1776-02-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 February 1776', '', 'Asthma Mr D', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Dr Gilchrist about Dickson\', [Vol.6, pp.124-5].', 'Reply headed \'For Dr Gilchrist about Dickson\', [Vol.6, pp.124-5[.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1077, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5984, 'CUL/1/1/6/94', '1776-02-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 February 1776', '', 'Nervous C. W.  Vid. p. 109', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Mr Bruce] with directions for Captain Wilson, who has a delicate nervous system requiring management, in which Cullen registers his esteem for a Dr Ash, but begs to differ on the most appropriate dietary requirements [Vol.6, p.125]. The cross-refernce to \'p.109\' in the heading seems confused since the entry on that page has no obvious connection with this case [see Document:3867]. ', 'Reply with directions for Captain Wilson, who has a delicate nervous system requiring management, in which Cullen registers his esteem for a Dr Ash, but begs to differ on the most appropriate dietary requirements [Vol.6, p.125].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1663, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5985, 'CUL/1/1/6/95', '1776-03-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 March 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Sloane\' [Vol.6 p.126]. Her ailment \'proceeds from her fall from her horse\'.', 'Directions for Mrs Sloane, whose ailment \'proceeds from her fall from her horse\'. p.126', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1262, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5986, 'CUL/1/1/6/96', '1776-03-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 March 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'James Johnston, Surgeon, Moffat, for Mrs Little\' [Vol. 6 p.127]', 'Reply to James Johnston, surgeon at Moffat concerning mrs Little, p.127', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1786, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5987, 'CUL/1/1/6/97', '1776-03-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 March 1776', '', 'Gout', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Woolcombe\' [Vol. 6 p.127]', 'Directions for Mr Woolcombe, p.127\n\n[This has a recipe - don\'t transcribe until after recipes workshop - JPB]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1196, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(5988, 'CUL/1/1/6/98', '1776-03-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 March 1776', '', 'Nervous', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply giving directions for Mr Henderson [Vol.6, pp.128-9].\n', 'Directions for Mr Henderson, pp.128-9\n\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1078, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5989, 'CUL/1/1/6/99', '1776-03-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 March 1776', '', 'Phthisis', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply with direction for Mr Dougald Campbell, who has phthisis [Vol. 6, pp.129-131]. Advice on diet, exercise and treatments, especially if another vomica is forming on his lung, and if he undertakes a sea voyage to the South, which Cullen recommends. ', 'Directions for Mr Dougald Campbell, who has phthisis, pp.129-131. Advice on diet, exercise and treatments, if another vomica is forming on his lung, and if he undertakes a sea voyage, which Cullen recommends. He recommends using a seton or an issue.[MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 994, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5990, 'CUL/1/1/6/100', '1776-03-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 March 1776', '', 'Debility', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Alexander Campbell\' [Vol.6 pp.131-3]', 'Directions for Alexander Campbell, pp.131-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5483, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5991, 'CUL/1/1/6/101', '1776-03-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 March 1776', '', 'Rheumatism', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Dalyell\' [Vol.6 pp.133-4]', 'Directions for Mr Dalyell, pp.133-4, about his Rheumatism. -RD', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1327, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5992, 'CUL/1/1/6/102', '1776-03-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 March 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Liddel about Dunbar\' [Vol.6 p.135]', 'Reply headed \'Liddel about Dunbar\', p.135', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1197, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5993, 'CUL/1/1/6/103', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Two blank pages from CUL/1/1/6, at the end of the volume', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5995, 'CUL/1/1/7/111', '1776-07-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 July 1776', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Mr Parlane at Glasgow concerning the treatment of Miss Mary Hamilton  of Westburn in the form of a very brief and contracted summary   [Vol.7, p.123]', 'Letter to Mr Parlane concerning the case of Miss Mary Hamilton in the form of a contracted summary [Vol.7, p.123]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1340, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5996, 'CUL/1/1/8/140', '1776-08-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 August 1776', '', 'vid. p. 8 &amp; 23.', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply concerning \'Miss Murray\' who is traveling south to Italy concerning measures to prevent the return of her consumptive symptoms and the local availability of suitable types of milk [Vol.,8, p.19].', 'Reply concerning \'Miss Murray\' [Vol.,8, p.19].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1080, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5997, 'CUL/1/1/8/141', '1777-01-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', '22 January 1777', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply titled \'Countess of Aberdeen\' [Vol. 8 p.92]', 'Short letter giving directions for the Countess of Aberdeen, p.92', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1884, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5998, 'CUL/1/1/13/159', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Two pages from the start of CUL/1/1/13, the first blank and the second giving the title of the volume.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(5999, 'CUL/1/1/13/160', '1781-02-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 February 1781', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'For Miss Milbanke & Mr Smith\' [Vol.13, p.147].', 'Reply headed \'For Miss Milbanke and Mr Smith\', p.147', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2687, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6000, 'CUL/1/1/13/161', '1781-02-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 February 1781', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Harrower\', with advice on taking three medicines for her \'weakness and delicacy of nerves\' for which recipes are supplied [Vol. 13, pp.152-3]', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Harrower\', pp.152-3', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3090, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6001, 'CUL/1/1/13/162', '1781-02-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 February 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Robertson\', who is getting over a fever which has left him suffering form headaches and other symptoms [Vol., 162, p.154]. Includes two recipes for strengtheners.', 'Reply headed \'For Mr Robertson\', p.154', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2351, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6002, 'CUL/1/1/13/163', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Three blank pages and back cover from CUL/1/1/13', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6003, 'CUL/1/3/1', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Index to CUL/1/3, \'Letters from 1774 to 1790\'.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 10, 'Index', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6004, 'CUL/1/3/2', '1774-08-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Gaubius to Dr Monro on receiving a diploma from the College of Physicians', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6005, 'CUL/1/3/3', '1775-01-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 1, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Dr Dobson sending Cullen an \'enclosed Paper\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6006, 'CUL/1/3/4', '1776-06-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Dr Simmons in Leiden, telling Cullen of the \'liberty I have taken in inscribing to you my inaugural dissertation\'.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6007, 'CUL/1/3/5', '1777-01-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Dr Goldie in Marseilles. He mentions travelling in Montpellier, and some of the physicians there, who are \'as fond of the old school Logic as of the old language of medicine\'.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6008, 'CUL/1/3/6', '1782-09-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from C. Alstromer to Dr John Walker at Edinburgh, describing his own case which is \'of so particular nature, that nor I nor any of the many Physicians I have had, ever have found any case like this neither under their practice nor in any author\'. ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6009, 'CUL/1/3/7', '1782-12-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Dr Anderson describing improvements in cotton manufactories', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6010, 'CUL/1/3/8', '1784-11-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 November 1784', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Baylies in Berlin, in response to Cullen\'s \'very candid and polite letter with w[hich] you honored me on the 15 Ultima in answer to mine with Mr. Heynitz\'s Case\'.', 'Letter from Dr Baylies in Berlin, in response to Cullen\'s \'very candid and polite letter with w[hich] you honored me on the 15 Ultima in answer to mine with Mr. Heynitz\'s Case\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5280, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6011, 'CUL/1/3/9', '1784-06-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Dr Simmons, thanking Cullen for sending a new edition of Lines.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6012, 'CUL/1/3/10', '1785-02-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 February 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Graham to Lady Pollock, concerning the case of Miss Pollock and offering to treat her with confidence in his success given \'the very great and peculiarly successful experience I have had in such cases\'.', 'Letter from Dr Graham to Lady Pollock, concerning the case of Miss Pollock', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5465, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6013, 'CUL/1/3/11', '1786-06-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Dr Jones in America, mentioning some of Cullen\'s pupils in America and discussing \'Bilious putrid Pleurisy\'.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 7, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6014, 'CUL/1/3/12', '1786-09-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Mr William Lockhead describing Madeira', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 12, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6015, 'CUL/1/3/13', '1786-11-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Dr Anderson, who wishes a post at the Warrington Academy', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6016, 'CUL/1/3/14', '1786-09-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', '', 'Letter from Mr Frazer concerning a voyage to Madeira with an unnamed female patient (possibly a relative)', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 10, 'Not a Priority', 'Y', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6019, 'CUL/1/3/15', '1787-07-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from \'A. M.\' (index says \'Dr M\'Lagan\') in Paris, concerning a translation of the Materia Medica', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6020, 'CUL/1/3/16', '1787-10-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Dr William Wright, sending specimens of cinchona jamaicensis', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6021, 'CUL/1/3/17', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Description of a contrivance for carrying weak persons in a coach. Undated. Refers to \'figures;\' (i.e. diagrams) which are not present and untraced. But see 253.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 690, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6022, 'CUL/1/3/18', '1784-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, '1784?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Document titled \'Part of a Letter from Mr Ewart Charges des affair at Berlin\', passing on compliments from Baylies and Heynitz who admires Cullen\'s First Lines which have been translated into German. ', 'Document headed \'Part of a Letter from Mr Ewart Charges des affair at Berlin\', passing on compliments form Baylies and Heynitz who admires Cullen\'s First Lines which have been translated into German. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5275, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6023, 'CUL/1/3/19', '1777-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Anonymous letter, complaining of Cullen\'s First Lines. The author is surprised to see \'a man of your good sense use such affected words (and to many readers unintelligible) [...] affected, absurd and ridiculous\', and objects to his use of Latin numerals, comparing him unfavourably to Sydenham and Boerhaave. \n\nYear guessed from the publication date of the first edition of the book - JPB', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6024, 'CUL/1/3/20', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Instructions for making \'Hermitage\'. Undated.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6025, 'CUL/1/3/21', '1788-01-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', '', 'Letter from John Ewart to Henry Cullen, concerning his laxity in writing, his obligations to the Cullen family, his friendship with Henry\'s brother, who is a Foxite, and rumours about the health of King George etc.\n\nEditorial decision by DS to remove this from the database. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5685, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', 'Y', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6026, 'CUL/1/3/22a', '1777-12-16', 'i', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Anonymous letter concerning Cullen\'s _First Lines_, from \'A constant &amp; attentive Frequenter of your Class &amp; admirer of Your Works\'.\n\nDate guessed from the work\'s initial publication date - JPB', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6027, 'CUL/1/3/22b', '1777-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Anonymous letter concerning Cullen\'s _First Lines_. Date guessed from book\'s publication date.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6028, 'CUL/1/3/23', '1788-02-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Dr. C. Betham, concerning some introductory letters', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(6029, 'CUL/1/3/24', '1788-09-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter in French from M. Cotte. He mentions that \'Madame la Princesse Rospigliosi\' asks him to pay Cullen her compliments. ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6030, 'CUL/1/3/25', '1788-03-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', '', 'Letter in Latin from a bookseller', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1084, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', 'N', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6031, 'CUL/1/3/26', '1788-03-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Dr Frederic Rossi at Sienna, informing Cullen of his translation of _First Lines_', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6032, 'CUL/1/3/27', '1788-00-27', 'c', NULL, 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Dr David Pitcairn concerning the composition of James\'s powder', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6033, 'CUL/1/3/28', '1788-08-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', '', 'Letter in Spanish from Dr Bartholome Primera y Solas who wants to publish Cullen\'s work in Spanish and suspects an outbreak of chorea among children in the general hospital in Madrid. -RD. \n\nFrom  MÃ¡ire Doran: \"There is some flowery language and sooking up to Dr Cullen going on and the bit about the \"economia animal\" might be \"stupid economy\" or something actually to do with animals as in humans but I don\'t know.\" MH\n\n\nSpansih Translater: MÃ¡ire Doran email: mozo1@btinternet.com \n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4098, 3, 2, 'Not a Priority', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6034, 'CUL/1/3/29', '0000-09-13', NULL, 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from John Ewart to Henry Cullen. describing his settling at Warwick. He mentions some patients (although does not ask for advice concerning them)', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6035, 'CUL/1/3/30', '1788-10-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', '6 October 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Mr William Gulland, surgeon, concerning his own case. He mentions seeing \'a letter from you to my Father in Dunfermline which gives me a high opinion of your skill and Benevolence\'.', 'Letter from Mr William Gulland, surgeon, concerning his own case. He mentions seeing \'a letter from you to my Father in Dunfermline which gives me a high opinion of your skill and Benevolence\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 07:38:50', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4375, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6036, 'CUL/1/3/31', '1781-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Lecture timetable for 1781-1782, presumably Cullen\'s.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6037, 'CUL/1/3/32', '1788-03-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', '8 March 1788', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Gulland concerning the case of \'the Person mentioned in my former letter\'.', 'Letter from William Gulland concerning the case of \'the Person mentioned in my former letter\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 07:38:19', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5074, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6038, 'CUL/1/3/33', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from W. Farquhar concerning Cullen\'s _Materia Medica_. Undated.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6039, 'CUL/1/3/34', '1789-04-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from John Banks, on receiving Cullen\'s _Materia Medica_', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6040, 'CUL/1/3/35', '1789-04-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from C. Elliot concerning a fifth volume of _First Lines_', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6041, 'CUL/1/3/36', '1789-06-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Sir C. Blagden thanking Cullen for a copy of the _Materia Medica_, sent as a present to the Royal Society.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6042, 'CUL/1/3/37', '1789-06-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Mr. Bowdler, a former student of Cullen\'s 13 years before, sending \'a Work which I should hardly have continued to send so far as Scotland, if the Public had not given it so favourable a Reception, as to produce a 3rd Edition\'. ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6043, 'CUL/1/3/38', '1789-07-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from E. Spring[?] in Plymouth', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6044, 'CUL/1/3/39', '1789-08-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter to Cullen from his nephew William Cullen in Calcutta. He informs Cullen that he arrived safely about a month ago, which \'makes the probability greater, that the distress I have involved you in may sooner terminate. I can only assure you, that it is the sole object of my life, and the point to which all my notions shall tend.\' He also hopes \'your Fatherly affections are continued to Mrs Cullen and the Children - as they have not been accessory to my folly it were unjust they should suffer more than is unavoidable\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6045, 'CUL/1/3/40', '1789-08-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from William Wavell. A postscript mentions that the King \'continues perfectly well & is to be at Exter on monday next on his way to Plymouth where great preparations are making for him', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6046, 'CUL/1/3/41', '1789-10-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Dr Pitcairn introducing Dr Warren', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6047, 'CUL/1/3/42', '1789-10-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from A. Warren, thanking \'you & all your family for your polite attention to me & mine during our stay at Edinburgh\'. ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6048, 'CUL/1/3/43', '1789-10-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Samuel Miller, a former pupil, writing from South Carolina to describe his own situation and the illnesses common in South Carolina. He describes several specific cases.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6049, 'CUL/1/3/44a', '1789-10-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Dr Quin of Dublin, enclosing dedication of his work on Dropsy of the Brain', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6050, 'CUL/1/3/44b', '1789-10-00', 'c', 'i', 'i', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Title page of Charles William Quin\'s treatise on the dropsy of the brain, with observations on the use of digitalis purpurea in dropsies.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6051, 'CUL/1/3/45', '1789-10-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Robert Young. Index describes the letter as \'a long and insane one\'; it mentions the Devil, Christ, the formation of the human fetus, David Hume, and revolutions.\n\nPossibly worth transcribing as an example of rambling thoughts rather than for anything specific in its subject matter - JPB', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6052, 'CUL/1/3/46', '1789-11-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Professor Andrew Murray, concerning _Materia Medica_. In Latin.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6053, 'CUL/1/3/47', '1789-11-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from G. Heyne accompanying a diploma. In Latin.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6054, 'CUL/1/3/48', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Abernethy Drummond, concerning the case of his wife. Only date given is \'Thursday afternoon\'. Abernethy asks the addressee to \'bring your son with you\', referring to Henry Cullen? ', 'Letter from William Abernethy Drummond, concerning the case of his wife. Only date given is \'Thursday afternoon\'. [Possibly an incoming letter? Abernethy asks the addressee to \'bring your son with you\', referring to Henry Cullen? LMcC]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:00:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4254, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6055, 'CUL/1/3/49', '1789-11-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 November 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Lord Torphichen concerning the case of his brother.', 'Letter from Lord Torphichen concerning the case of his brother', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:10:49', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4435, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6056, 'CUL/1/3/50', '1789-12-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from C. Betham concerning his settling at Whitehaven. Mentions \'our worthy friend Ld. Selkirk\'. ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6057, 'CUL/1/3/51', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Document in Cullen\'s handwriting giving instructions for making \'Artificial Bath Water for external use\'. A list of names on the back might include the names of six of Cullen\'s children.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6058, 'CUL/1/3/52', '1783-03-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 6, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Printed document headed \'An Account of the Late Captain M------\'s Case\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 8, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6059, 'CUL/1/3/53', '1775-12-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Printed document headed \'A sketch of the late epidemick disease, as it appeared in London.\', written by John Fothergill.', 'n', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6060, 'CUL/1/3/54', '1776-00-00', 'c', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Printed document concerning the action of lime and marle and the making of artificial marle, by Mr. Thomas Henry F. R. S.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 7, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6061, 'CUL/1/3/55', '1771-03-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Printed document headed \'An Attempt to account for the different Quantities of Rain, which fall at different Heights, over the same Spot of Ground\', by Percival', 'n', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 7, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6062, 'CUL/1/3/56', '1775-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 6, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Printed document headed \'Observations on the Population, and Diseases of Chester in 1774\', including tables of mortality', 'n', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 8, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6063, 'CUL/1/3/57', '1775-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 6, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Printed document containing tables showing deaths by smallpox in Manchester, by Dr Percival.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 8, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6064, 'CUL/1/3/58', '1784-10-00', 'c', 'c', NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Printed document, possibly from a newspaper or similar work, with a letter signed by four physicians (Percival, Cowling, Eason and Chorley) concerning a \'malignant Fever\' supposed to have originated in the cotton-works at Ratcliffe and giving instructions for preventing its spread.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6065, 'CUL/1/3/59', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Printed document in French headed \'Avis au Public\' (public notice), by P. S. Pallas, concerning a project to construct a glossary of all the Russian dialects. Undated.', 'n', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 7, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6066, 'CUL/1/3/60', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Miss Fraser at Gardiner Hall to Henry Cullen, wishing him a good journey to the \'Great City\' but hoping that \'even that Degree of pleasure will not be incompatible with the rememberance of the Friends he leaves behind him; and that he may sometimes say to himself with a Sigh \"all this is nothing when compared to the Mint\". Undated.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6067, 'CUL/1/3/61', '1783-04-05', 'c', 'c', 'i', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter in French from Dankaerts[?] in Rotterdam', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6068, 'CUL/1/3/62', '1787-05-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Printed document informing the addresee that he has been admitted as a member of the Royal Company of Archers', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6069, 'CUL/1/3/63', '1788-03-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', '', 'Letter from \'S. J.\' concerning Cullen\'s \'First Lines\'. Handwriting matches that of Senhouse James. [MMG]', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6070, 'CUL/1/3/64', '1788-05-04', NULL, 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from R. Fraser sending Cullen \'a Blank of a new Morning Paper in which I am a principal Proprieter\'.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6071, 'CUL/1/3/65', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from [Richard?] demanding a reply to his letter and wondering whether \'national prejudice was the cause of your silence, or whether you countenance a Scandal who publishes false scandals & infamous Libels\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6072, 'CUL/1/3/66', '1788-09-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from M. Innes thanking Cullen for \'your former services to me\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6073, 'CUL/1/3/67', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Short note in Latin by Cullen recommending Joseph Valentine. Undated.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(6074, 'CUL/1/3/68a', '1789-07-06', 'i', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 2, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from [Lady?] Dick, presenting compliments to Cullen and saying she is glad to hear \'that his sweet little Grandson [and] his family are well\'. She encloses something (Letter ID 6075) from Mrs Douglas, along with \'the [Bishop] of Rodez\'s letter which Miss Annie Cullen was so good as send her last year. ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6075, 'CUL/1/3/68b', '1789-07-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter to Cullen from Elizabeth Douglas mentioning Lady Dick and \'a letter from Mrs Johnston to her Brother the Bishop of Rhodez\'. Originally an enclosure of  Letter ID 6074.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6076, 'CUL/1/3/69', '1789-07-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from John Addie; he has not had any success in his attempts to obtain practice in his current situation, \'and am solicited by my Friends to try what may be done in Ayr, where Dr Campbell has lately retired from business.\' Addressee is not Cullen, as he is mentioned in the letter.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6077, 'CUL/1/3/70', '1789-08-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from J. C. Lettsom, stating that his \'acceptable letter to the Medical Society of London\' has been communicated, and asking if Cullen could \'find an opportunity of honouring the society with some medical remarks\'. ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 6, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6078, 'CUL/1/3/71', '1789-08-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from John Addie to Dr Henry Cullen', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6079, 'CUL/1/3/72', '1789-08-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Campbell in the Isle of Man concerning his own situation; he has \'received a long letter from Duncan Campbell\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6080, 'CUL/1/3/73', '1789-10-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter to Henry Cullen from Buchan, thanking him for \'your friendship to Davy who is very sensible of the value of it\'.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6081, 'CUL/1/3/74', '1789-11-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Lewis Cuthbertson in response to \'your Letter of the 15th July\', seemingly giving advice and directions for his nephew\'s ambitions in the medical profession.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6082, 'CUL/1/3/75', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Whyte in Dysart concerning the case of Colonel St Clair. Undated.', 'Letter from John Whyte in Dysart concerning the case of Colonel St Clair. Undated.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:59:43', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4267, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6083, 'CUL/1/3/76', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Document headed \'Practice Page 3a\', giving a list of dates.', 'n', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6084, 'CUL/1/3/77', '1789-06-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from William Houghton, drawing up \'the Manner you proised to deliver your Course of Lectures on the Practice of Physic\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6085, 'CUL/1/3/78', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 'Letters from 1779 to 1788', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Index for CUL/1/3 from page 9 onwards', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 11, 'Index', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6086, 'CUL/1/3/79', '1779-12-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Dr James Clephan, a former pupil, from General Naval Hospital on Long-Island, asking Cullen for \'your opinions of the few practical observations which I have had an opportunity of making on the Diseases Endemic in [?], Hospitals and Prisons\'\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6087, 'CUL/1/3/80', '1781-11-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter concerning an epidemic of contagious fever breaking out in Jamaica', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6088, 'CUL/1/3/81', '1782-00-00', 'c', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Dr. Brandreth concerning angina pectoris', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6089, 'CUL/1/3/82', '1782-08-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Gilbert Steuart. He mentions Cullen\'s _First Lines_ and mentioning his own book: \"It became me to do justice to a very beautiful Queen whom I have always admired, &amp; to punish, at the same time, a man, who carries the treachery of his private Life into his character as a Historian.\"', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6090, 'CUL/1/3/83', '1782-10-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from W[?]. Cullen in Bombay (possibly Cullen\'s nephew William?)', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6091, 'CUL/1/3/84', '1782-11-01', 'c', 'c', 'i', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Francis Hutchinson concerning the ventilation of hospitals', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6092, 'CUL/1/3/85', '1782-11-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Lord Buchan; index says \'threatening a visitation of the University\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6093, 'CUL/1/3/86', '0000-01-20', NULL, 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Dr. S. F. Simmons concerning Dr Ellison, and also Professor Camper, who \'means to revisit this county as soon as we have a place\'. ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6094, 'CUL/1/3/87', '1783-06-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from S. F. Simmons concerning Dr Hunter and Dr Ellison', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6095, 'CUL/1/3/88', '1783-02-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from John Alves, about a Dr Murray', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6096, 'CUL/1/3/89', '1783-02-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Mr. Muir of Kilmarnock, concerning a remedy for smallpox', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6097, 'CUL/1/3/90', '1783-04-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Dr. William Bowie concerning some cases of tetanus in the West Indies cured by cold', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6098, 'CUL/1/3/91', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Dr. Neville concerning his plans to settle at Norwich. Possibly missing its last pages; undated. [Can\'t tell if pages are physically missing from archive - I suspect they are - but this letter is not a priority so we won\'t try to track them down - jpb]', 'n', 'y', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 6, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6099, 'CUL/1/3/92', '1783-06-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Anonymous letter warning Cullen that his \'using his influence for a protegie of his, a Mr Latta\' has been received badly by the surgeons of this place, and that they have been trying to undermine Cullen\'s employment: \"He himself may not perhaps suffer so much by it, but it will knock his son Harry on the head very effectually.\"', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6100, 'CUL/1/3/93', '1783-07-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter \'from Land surveyors about marches and sheep\' according to the index. Addressed to Cullen from  a Robert Beaton at Loch Gelly in Fife, but the tetchy note about a disputed survey-line (aimed at someone called Waugh) may refer to Ormiston Hill.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6101, 'CUL/1/3/94', '1789-08-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Cullen to Gilbert Steuart, concerning _First Lines_', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6102, 'CUL/1/3/95', '1783-09-28', 'c', 'c', 'i', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Samoilowitz, Paris; index says \'on presenting him with a copy of his book on the Plague of Moscow\'. French.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6103, 'CUL/1/3/96', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from the Bath Agriculture Society concerning the medical properties of rhubarb. Undated.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6104, 'CUL/1/3/97', '1783-09-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from John Stark to Henry Cullen', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6105, 'CUL/1/3/98', '1783-10-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from J. Neville, who has been \'engaged in pursuits so different from Physic for some years that I have a great deal of reading to overtake\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6106, 'CUL/1/3/99', '1783-10-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Matthew Baillie, who sends Cullen a book', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6107, 'CUL/1/3/100', '1783-10-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Emanuel Mendes de Costa to Henry Cullen, introducing Mr Thomas Streete.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6108, 'CUL/1/3/101', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 6, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Printed document headed \'Medical Arguments approving Clare\'s Mode of Absorption\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6109, 'CUL/1/3/102', '1783-10-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Gilbert Blane, beginning \'my dear Friend and Master\', thanking Cullen for all his assistance', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6110, 'CUL/1/3/103', '1783-10-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', '20 October 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Richard Betham concerning the case of his son Campbell.', 'Letter from Richard Betham concerning the case of his son Campbell', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:07:06', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4262, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6111, 'CUL/1/3/104', '1783-10-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 October 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Richard Betham to Henry Cullen concerning his son Campbell, thanking Henry \'for the kindness &amp; attention you have given him\'.', 'Letter from Richard Betham concerning his son Campbell, thanking Cullen \'for the kindness &amp; attention you have given him\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5304, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6112, 'CUL/1/3/105', '1783-10-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 6, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Presentation copy of a printed document headed a \'List of Inventions and Improvements by John Aitken, M. D. &amp;c.\'. The date entered on the database  is that appearing in print at the end of the publication. A version of this document was subsequently appended to John Aitken\'s <i>A System of Obstetrical Tables, with Explanations; representing the foundations of the theory and practice of midwifery. By John Aitken, M. D. Fellow Of The Royal College Of Surgeons, Member Of The Royal Medical, Physical, And Antiquarian Societies, One Of The Surgeons Of The Royal Infirmary, Lecturer ON Anatomy, Surgery, And Midwifery, And Honorary President Of The Chirurco-Obstetrical Society Of Edinburgh. For the use of students.</i> (Edinburgh: 1786), but this appears to be an unrecorded earlier offprint.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 8, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6113, 'CUL/1/3/106', '1783-10-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 October 1783', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charles Angier thanking Cullen for recommending him to Mrs Carter of Theakstone, \'to Cure one of her Daughters of an Impediment in her speech\'\', and informing him of the patient\'s progress and his own investigations into problems with speech. Sent under cover of a free \'Frank\' (missing).', 'Letter from Charles Angier thanking Cullen for recommending him to Mrs Carter of Theakstone, \'to Cure one of her Daughters of an Impediment in her speech\'\', and informing him of the patient\'s progress.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3908, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6114, 'CUL/1/3/107', '1783-00-00', 'c', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Dr. F. Simmons asking for information about Dr Hunter', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6115, 'CUL/1/3/108', '1783-04-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Dr S. F. Simmons concerning Dr Hunter', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6116, 'CUL/1/3/109', '1783-10-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Dr. F. Simmons concerning his account of Dr Hunter', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6117, 'CUL/1/3/110', '1785-12-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from James Collier to Henry Cullen reporting on his professional prospects since setting up in practice at Weymouth.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6118, 'CUL/1/3/111', '1774-04-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Dr. Shippen of Philadelphia, a former pupil \'who was as fond of a Solon Goose as you were\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(6119, 'CUL/1/3/112', '1783-06-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Phoebus Hitzerus[?] Themmen[?] in Amsterdam, introducing \'two of my Countrymen and friends\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6120, 'CUL/1/3/113', '1784-06-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from C. Blagden, mentioning a Mr Cullen, presumably a son', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6121, 'CUL/1/3/114', '1784-07-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from T. Lowndes concerning Cullen\'s _Materia Medica_ Two handstamps on letter. Letter from the publisher Thomas Lowndes offering Cullen 100 Guineas for a revised copy of his â€œLectures on the Materia Medicaâ€. Lowndes was waiting for Cullen to send the revised work before parting with the money. Unfortunately the arrangement fell through with Lowndes\' death in 1784. Not a consultation letter.', 'Letter from T. Lowndes concerning Cullen\'s _Materia Medica_ Two handstamps on letter. Letter from the publisher Thomas Lowndes offering Cullen 100 Guineas for a revised copy of his â€œLectures on the Materia Medicaâ€. Lowndes was waiting for Cullen to send the revised work before parting with the money. Unfortunately the arrangement fell through with Lowndes death in 1784. [SH] NOT A CONSULTATION LETTER DS\n\nremoved from doc status. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5518, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6122, 'CUL/1/3/115', '1782-08-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from John White, mentioning the inhabitants of St Kilda being seized with \'Cattarhus a Contagio\' once a year when the proprietor or his steward arrived on the island to levy his rents.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6123, 'CUL/1/3/116', '1784-10-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from R. W. Stack, mentioning a published work of his', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6124, 'CUL/1/3/117', '1784-10-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from James Carmichael Smyth, sending Cullen a volume \'to which I have contributed by some trifling productions\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6125, 'CUL/1/3/118', '1784-11-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from John Stark concerning patients in Italy', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 7, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(6126, 'CUL/1/3/119', '1785-01-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from A. Balfour in Bath, concerning the publication of his treatise', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6127, 'CUL/1/3/120', '1785-01-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from James Fenwick, asking for a recommendation', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6128, 'CUL/1/3/121', '1784-00-00', 'c', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Ralph Irving, who is beginning some experiments on the blood for Cullen. Contains a detailed diagram of a tripod.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6129, 'CUL/1/3/122', '1785-04-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from James Anderson concerning a statistical machine', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 6, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6130, 'CUL/1/3/123', '1785-06-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Dr. J. Rogers, St. Petersburg, thanking Cullen for making him acquainted with Mr Bell, and mentioning that Dr Pallas is occupied in publishing the Russian edition of the Flora Russica', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6131, 'CUL/1/3/124', '1785-07-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Dr Blagden ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6132, 'CUL/1/1/2/22', '1768-09-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 September 1768', '', 'Nervous or Hysteric Schirrhus of the Ovaria or Uerus', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mrs Innes of Muirifold\' [Vol.2 pp.39-40]', 'Reply headed \'For Mrs Innes of Murifold\', pp.39-40. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1221, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6133, 'CUL/1/1/2/26', '1768-09-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', '17 September 1768', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'T', '', 'Reply \'for Mr [Henry] Lochead Jun.\', giving detailed advice on a regimen to manage his rheumatic complaint [Vol 2, pp.48-50].', 'Reply headed \'for Mr [Henry] Lochead\', pp.48-50', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1148, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6134, 'CUL/1/3/125', '1785-07-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 July 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Farquharson to Henry Cullen, concerning the case of Mr Brown, \'whose case was sent you lately by Mr Gibson\'.', 'Letter from William Farquharson to Henry Cullen', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5272, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6135, 'CUL/1/3/126', '1785-07-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Dr E. J. T. Thuessink[?], Rotterdam', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6136, 'CUL/1/3/127', '1785-08-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from J. Brandreth introducing Mr. Rawstone and Mr Atherton', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6137, 'CUL/1/3/128', '1785-09-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 September 1785', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Farquhar concerning a patient of Cullen\'s under Mr Angier\'s care, \'a Miss Carter of Theakstone near Borrowbridge\' [Burrowbridge, Yorkshire]. She is being treated for a \'speech impediment\'.', 'Letter from William Farquhar concerning a patient of Cullen\'s under Mr Angier\'s care, \'a Miss Carter of Theakstone near Borrowbridge\' [Burrowbridge, Yorkshire].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3931, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6138, 'CUL/1/3/129', '1785-10-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from John Hunter introducing Mr Burton', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6139, 'CUL/1/3/130', '1785-10-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Paris from Dr John Henry Engelhart, a former pupil of Cullen\'s, introducing Dr Aszelius', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6140, 'CUL/1/3/131', '1785-10-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from T[?] J Brugmans concerning his thesis. Latin.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6141, 'CUL/1/3/132', '1785-10-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Thomas Percival introducing his son', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6142, 'CUL/1/3/133', '1785-11-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Dr Thuessink asking for a recommendation', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6143, 'CUL/1/3/134', '1785-12-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Robert Jackson concerning the influence of the moon in fevers', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 6, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6144, 'CUL/1/3/135', '1786-01-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 2, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from J. Carmichael Smyth concerning the papers of the late Stark. A paper with it seems to be the start of a copy.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 5, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6145, 'CUL/1/3/136', '0000-04-09', NULL, 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from the author of a treatise on gout and gravel', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6146, 'CUL/1/3/137', '1786-07-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Dr Caspar Wistar Junior', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6147, 'CUL/1/3/138', '1786-07-26', 'c', 'c', 'c', '26 July 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Thom of Govan concerning the Royal Infirmary, for which he has been gathering donations. Thom is \'in perfect health being cured of an almost desperate pain in the Throat by the Act of your friend Dr Stevenson\'.', 'Letter from William Thom of Govan concerning the Royal Infirmary. Thom is \'in perfect health being cured of an almost desperate pain in the Throat by the Act of your friend Dr Stevenson\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5461, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6148, 'CUL/1/3/139', '1786-08-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from John Ewart to Henry Cullen concerning his own situation and relating the story of how some excellent rum was obtained for his father.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6149, 'CUL/1/3/140', '1786-08-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', '14 August 1786', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from William Thom of Govan, who has sent Alexander Hamilton \'to your Infirmary\'. ', 'Letter from William Thom of Govan, who has sent Alexander Hamilton \'to your Infirmary\'. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5460, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6150, 'CUL/1/3/141', '1786-08-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Charles Wade in Lisbon, passing on his consolations for the death of Cullen\'s wife and requesting an answer to his letters - \'a single line from either of your sons would have given me more satisfaction than you can imagine and would do me more honour and credit than your modesty will allow you to acknowledge, in a country where without flattery you are considered the oracle of medicine in the present age.\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6151, 'CUL/1/3/142', '1786-10-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Dr Withering introducing Mr Ash', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6152, 'CUL/1/3/143', '1786-11-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Cullen to Henry Dundas, mentioning the death of Dr Hope and his wish to propose his son Henry as Hope\'s successor. ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6153, 'CUL/1/3/144', '0000-11-12', NULL, 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Henry Dundas concerning a proposed appointment (probably Henry Cullen\'s) to the University of Edinburgh', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6154, 'CUL/1/3/145', '1787-07-06', 'c', 'i', 'i', '6? July? 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Johnstone of Alva concerning the case of his sister (Miss Betty), who has improved since Cullen\'s visit, and his daughter. He is going to Ballindean to fetch his (great)nieces, the Wedderburns of Ballindean, for a visit. Date inferred from circumstantial evidence.', 'Letter from John Johnstone of Alva concerning the case of his sister (Miss Betty), who has improved since Cullen\'s visit, and his daughter. He is going to Ballindean to fetch his (great)nieces, the Wedderburns of Ballindean, for a visit. Undated, but related to 3053. As it seems to be immediately after Cullen\'s visit, and is dated to a Friday, it may be 6 July (in 3053, Johnstone says he has been \'often from home since we parted\', so it is unlikely to be 13 July).  [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:05:52', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5118, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6155, 'CUL/1/3/146', '1786-11-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Thomas Karr, asking for a recommendation', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6156, 'CUL/1/3/147a', '1787-03-10', 'i', 'c', 'c', '10 March 1787?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter in Latin from Dr Testa, in London, informing Cullen about his new book.', 'Letter in Latin from Dr. [Tester?] in London, possibly concerning the case of Prince Abbondio Rezzonico\n\nUse Choice /orig /reg and cullen_project_v1_foreign.dtd for DTD - MH\n\nIt\'s actually a letter by Testa asking Cullen to read and comment upon his newly published book. Rezzonico is mentioned, though not for requesting advice. [LG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1085, 4, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6157, 'CUL/1/3/147b', '1787-04-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 April 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter in Latin from <a href=\"http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=1812\">Dr Testa</a> in London. A postscript signed by Prince Abondio Rezzonico mentions being \'obliged to you for the care you take in my health\'. This letter is transcribed in pages 3-6 of <a href=\"docs.php?id=6159\">[DOC ID:6159]</a>.', 'Letter in Latin from Dr [Tester? (Testa [LG]] in London. A postscript signed by Prince Abondio Rezzonico mentions being \'obliged to you for the care you take in my health\'\n\n---\n\nThis letter is transcribed in pages 3-6 of document 6159 [LG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 17:55:30', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1086, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6158, 'CUL/1/3/147c', '1787-05-25', 'c', 'c', NULL, '25? May 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter in Latin by <a href=\'http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/person_edit.php?id=1812\'>Dr Testa</a> in London, concerning the case of Prince Abondio Rezzonico.', 'Letter in Latin by Dr [Tester?] in London, possibly concerning the case of Prince Abondio Rezzonico', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-01 04:00:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1087, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6159, 'CUL/1/3/147d', '1787-03-14', 'i', 'c', 'c', '14 March 1787?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'This is a draft of <a href=\"docs.php?id=6157\">[DOC ID:6157]</a>.', 'Letter from Dr Tester (Testa) in London, concerning the case of Prince Abbondio Rezzonico.\n\nThis appears to be a transcription from an original document (doc. 6156), the transcriber left a few empty spaces for words they could not understand.\n\nDTD update - Space tag added to salute. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 17:56:06', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3656, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'h', 'n'),
(6160, 'CUL/1/3/148', '1787-01-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from John Haygarth, concerning smallpox.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6161, 'CUL/1/3/149', '1787-06-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter in French from Dr. Audiberte, in response to Cullen\'s letters of the 14th and 18th May', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6162, 'CUL/1/3/150', '1787-06-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter in French concerning a diploma', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6163, 'CUL/1/3/151', '1787-07-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 July 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr J. Brandreth, concerning \'a case of locked Jaw\' in the infirmary in Liverpool. It also gives an account on Mr Heywood and the fate of an earlier patient Mr T. Dickson.', 'Letter from Dr J. Brandreth, concerning \'a case of locked Jaw\' in the infirmary in Liverpool. (It gives an account on Mr Heywood and Mr Dickson (LG))', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-03 14:50:21', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3819, 1, 8, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(6164, 'CUL/1/3/152', '1787-07-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from J. Ewart, on proposing to settle at Norwich', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6165, 'CUL/1/3/153', '1787-07-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from C. Smith concerning Dr Stark\'s works', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6166, 'CUL/1/3/154', '1787-08-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from P[eter] Cullen in Calcutta to his brother Dr Henry Cullen', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 12, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6167, 'CUL/1/3/155', '1787-10-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter in Latin from Andrew Murray', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6168, 'CUL/1/3/156', '1787-12-23', 'i', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Thomas Percival to Henry Cullen about Mr Dobson', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6169, 'CUL/1/3/157', '1787-12-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from James Cleghorn of Dublin, concerning an address from the Dublin Medical Society to Cullen', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6170, 'CUL/1/3/158', '1788-01-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Cullen in reply to James Cleghorn, conveying \'my most respectful compliments to the President and other Members of the Dublin Medical Society\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6171, 'CUL/1/3/159', '1788-01-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 1, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Thomas Christie, a former (private?) pupil, to Cullen, concerning his tour through England, about which he has written to Creech, and settling in London. He is now a private pupil at the Westminster Dispensary under Dr Simmons, and attends Hunter\'s lectures in the evening. He reports on various medical men, and a visit to Archibald Cullen and his wife. He encloses a (now missing) prospectus for a new literary journal, \'The Analytical Review\', undertaken at the request of Dr Percival, and tells Cullen that \'Your Materia Medica is expected here with great impatience\'.', 'Letter from Thomas Christie, a former (private?) pupil, to Cullen, concerning his tour through England, about which he has written to Creech, and settling in London. He is now a private pupil at the Westminster Dispensary under Dr Simmons, and attends Hunter\'s lectures in the evening. He reports on various medical men, and a visit to Archibald Cullen and his wife. He encloses a (now missing) prospectus for a new literary journal, \'The Analytical Review\', undertaken at the request of Dr Percival, and tells Cullen that \'Your Materia Medica is expected here with great impatience\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5407, 1, 7, 'Not a Priority', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6172, 'CUL/1/3/160', '1788-07-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Thomas Willis, sending specimens of Phosph. Sodae', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6173, 'CUL/1/3/161', '1788-03-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Copy of a letter from Robert Kyd concerning some materia medica', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6174, 'CUL/1/3/162', '1782-04-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from John Boyes on a financial matter. Not a consultation letter.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6175, 'CUL/1/3/163a', '1783-03-14', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter of recommendation for John Ellison of Wakefield', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6176, 'CUL/1/3/163b', '1788-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Dr Simmons, explaining that his last letter was intended \'merely as a recommendation of [Dr Ellison] to your attention\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6177, 'CUL/1/3/164', '1783-04-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Mary Shell[?], asking if Cullen can say anything to the character of Doctor Shelloch', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6178, 'CUL/1/3/165', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Dr S F Simmons, possibly concerning Dr Stark. Undated.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6179, 'CUL/1/3/166', '1784-00-00', 'c', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Printed document from a Lancaster county court, concerning child parish apprentices working for the cotton mills and other factories', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6181, 'CUL/1/3/167', '1784-11-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter to Henry Cullen from Daniel [Fishchecove?], concerning payment of a debt of Â£4 5s', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6182, 'CUL/1/3/168', '1785-05-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from M. Orde[?], discussing new surgeons and apothecaries in Wooler', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6183, 'CUL/1/3/169', '1785-05-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from C Betham, Isle of Man, to Henry Cullen, concerning the cases of his father and sister', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6184, 'CUL/1/3/170', '1785-06-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Richard [Ivie?], of Newhouse in Glamorgan, requesting a copy of the third volume of Cullen\'s _First Lines_', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6185, 'CUL/1/3/171', '1785-09-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from John Cambell, referring to Cullen \'recommending your Nephew for Stamp master here\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6186, 'CUL/1/3/172a', '1785-09-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Samuel Crawfurd concerning the case of the addressee\'s brother (named John in CUL/1/3/172b and possibly a brother of Alexander Monro) who \'has had a complaint which was wishd to be keep\'d private\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6187, 'CUL/1/3/172b', '1785-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Alexander Monro to his brother Archie, mentioning \'what the Dr says of John\'s situation\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6188, 'CUL/1/3/173', '1785-09-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Lieut-Col. James Sandilands, 9th Lord Torphichen, hoping to meet with Cullen and \'If the Weather continue dry we may even in the end of October have tolerable Sport\'. ', 'Letter from Lieut-Col. James Sandilands, 9th Lord Torphichen, hoping to meet up and \'If the Weather continue dry we may even in the end of October\nhave tolerable Sport\'. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5339, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6189, 'CUL/1/3/174', '1785-12-17', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Gavin Fullarton to Henry Cullen, concerning \'your friend\'s passage to Jamaica\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6190, 'CUL/1/3/175', '1785-12-22', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Lieut-Col. James Sandilands, 9th Lord Torphichen. A social note, about meeting up at Gilmerton for Christmas, although he mentions he has had a cold recently.', 'Letter from Lieut-Col. James Sandilands, 9th Lord Torphichen. Social note, about meeting up at Gilmerton for Xmas, although he mentions he has had a cold recently. [MMG] ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5340, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6191, 'CUL/1/3/176', '1786-02-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Arthur Gair, Alnwick, saying that Dr Ferrier has now gone to Manchester \'with a view to settle there\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6192, 'CUL/1/3/177', '1786-03-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter sending Cullen trees, listed by species and presumably for Ormiston Hill', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6193, 'CUL/1/3/178', '1783-00-00', 'i', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Statement of bills or accounts, headed \'Mr Charles Cullen to Thomas Monteath Dr\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6194, 'CUL/1/3/179', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Lord Alva to Henry Cullen concerning the indigence of a former servant of the Cullen family. Undated.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6195, 'CUL/1/3/180', '1786-00-00', 'c', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Ralph Irving to Henry Cullen asking him to urge \'the old man\' to read his \'strictures\' which he plans to publish at London.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6197, 'CUL/1/3/181', '1787-03-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Eliza Farley in Antigua to Cullen, whom she addresses as \'My Dear Uncle\' ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6198, 'CUL/1/3/182', '1787-03-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Charles Wade, Lisbon, expressing his \'eternal gratitude to your amiable family for yr. kindness I received when in Edinr.\', and hoping for an answer from Cullen or one of his family', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6199, 'CUL/1/3/183', '1787-04-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from George Robertson concerning the translation of the History of Mexico made by Cullen\'s son Charles', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6200, 'CUL/1/3/184', '1787-06-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Short letter from Robert Hope to Henry Cullen, listing money due to him \'on accot. of the Hospital\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6201, 'CUL/1/3/185', '1787-06-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter to Henry Cullen from an anxious friend whose father is dying; with undecipherable signature (might be \'Ashton\'?)', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6202, 'CUL/1/3/186', '1787-08-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from George Grieve, paying a debt for lecture fees Cullen delayed for him', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6204, 'CUL/1/3/187', '1787-08-31', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Short note from Lord Morton to Henry Cullen, saying he is \'perfectly welcome to shoot on any of Lord Morton\'s grounds\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6205, 'CUL/1/3/188', '1787-10-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Lewis Cuthbert introducing his nephew James Cuthbert ', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'T', 'v', 'n'),
(6206, 'CUL/1/3/189', '1787-11-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter to Henry Cullen from John Ewart in London praising the family and recalling how Mrs Cullen helped him choose his fine clothes.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6207, 'CUL/1/3/190', '1787-03-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Philip [Thickness], concerning a libellous pamphlet.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6208, 'CUL/1/3/191', '1788-03-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from John Crane, concerning the death of Dr William Cuming', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6209, 'CUL/1/3/192', '1788-04-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Thomas Clarke, Kingston, Jamaica, to Henry Cullen. Letter concerns John Moodie, a \'young mulatto Lad\' and the son of an eminent practitioner \'& old acquaintance of ours\', who is a slave to the Royal Infirmary, and whether he can be freed', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6210, 'CUL/1/3/193', '1788-07-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter to Henry Cullen; signed by Peggy McCloudie[?], although part of the letter is written in the first person by Mr Watt, who \'begs leave to inform [Cullen] that Peggy McCloude lives with me as my servant and thinks she is very ill used by a Col Henderson whom she has had a child by\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6211, 'CUL/1/3/194', '1782-09-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter to Henry Cullen by John [Smethick?]', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6212, 'CUL/1/3/195', '1788-02-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Robert Smithwick to Henry Cullen', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6213, 'CUL/1/3/196', '1788-11-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from William Fraser; mentions Lady Buchan, and the writer\'s son', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6214, 'CUL/1/3/197', '1788-09-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Nathaniel Smith, East India house, saying he has received some medicinal drugs from Colonel Kydd of Bengal', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6215, 'CUL/1/3/198', '1788-11-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Nathaniel Smith to Cullen, saying he has delivered \'to your son Archd. Cullen\' a botanical specimen', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6216, 'CUL/1/3/199', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Matthew [Stritch?], discussing the Dublin Medical Society. Undated.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6217, 'CUL/1/3/200', '1778-05-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from John Robison concerning \'college\' business. Not a consulatation letter.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6218, 'CUL/1/3/201', '1785-12-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from D. Samoilowitz, in French', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6219, 'CUL/1/3/202', '1790-01-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from James Carmichael Smyth', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6220, 'CUL/1/3/203', '1790-01-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Kenneth MacLeay, apothecary, asking Cullen for permission to have his portrait placed above MacLeay\'s shop', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6221, 'CUL/1/3/204', '1790-02-08', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Poem by \'E. W.\', headed \'To the Memory of Doctor Cullen\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6222, 'CUL/1/3/205', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Poem about Cullen, unsigned', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6223, 'CUL/1/3/206a', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Poem headed \'Verses written at the Villa of Ormiston Hill\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-05-07 10:21:33', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6224, 'CUL/1/3/206b', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 6, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Printed \'Verses on the Death of Dr Cullen\', by John Armstrong', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6225, 'CUL/1/3/207', '1790-02-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from James Murray to Robert Cullen, with condolences on the death of his father', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6226, 'CUL/1/3/208', '1790-02-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter by John [?] Aikman to Robert Cullen, with condolences for his father\'s death', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6227, 'CUL/1/3/209', '1790-02-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter by Alexander Hutchison to Robert Cullen, with condolences on his father\'s death', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6228, 'CUL/1/3/210', '1790-02-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from John [Hoye?] to Robert Cullen, giving consolations on the death of his father', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6229, 'CUL/1/3/211', '1790-02-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter by James Johnston to Henry Cullen, giving condolences on the death of his father', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6230, 'CUL/1/3/212', '1790-04-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from [?] Pearce to Cullen, concerning the subject of bile', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6231, 'CUL/1/3/213', '1790-04-15', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from [?] Pearce to Cullen', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6232, 'CUL/1/3/214', '1790-04-20', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Charles Lockhart giving advice for an unnamed patient; Lockhart believes it is \'more difficult to cure the ails of the mind than those of the body\'', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6233, 'CUL/1/3/215', '1790-05-06', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Craufurd of Craufurd Lodge, to \'Dr [Henry] Cullen\' at the Royal Infirmary, concerning the case of his servant', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6234, 'CUL/1/3/216', '1790-05-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Charles Lockhart to Henry Cullen concerning the case of his servant Ann Clerk', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 1, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6235, 'CUL/1/3/217', '1790-05-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter from Samuel Foart Simmons to Henry Cullen', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6236, 'CUL/1/3/218', '1790-07-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Letter to Henry Cullen by G. Goodman', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6237, 'CUL/1/2/2428', '1789-06-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 June 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Colonel D. Muirhead, Crossbasket, concerning his own case and that of his sister.', 'Letter from Colonel D. Muirhead, Crossbasket, concerning his own case and that of his sister.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3716, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6238, 'CUL/1/2/2517', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'y', '', 1, 0, 'T', 'F', 'F', '', 'Part of a report on a postmortem of a male patient. Mention of a tumour. Undated.', 'Part of a report on a postmortem of a male patient. Mention of a tumour. Undated.', 'y', 'y', '2015-05-10 09:56:23', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4067, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6239, 'CUL/1/2/2359', '1789-02-28', 'c', 'c', 'c', '28 February 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Robert Groat concerning the case of Samuel Laing. Addressed to Cullen and Monro.', 'Letter from Robert Groat concerning the case of Samuel Laing. Addressed to Cullen and Monro.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:32:19', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4504, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6241, 'CUL/1/2/2368', '1789-03-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 March 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from McNaughtan Hunter concerning the case of Mrs Ford, a 45-year-old mother of six, who has been displaying cough and breathing difficulties, and loss of weight and strength. She has been in low spirits since the death of a favourite daughter about a year ago. Hunter has bled her, but she is declining daily.', 'Letter from McNaughtan Hunter concerning the case of Mrs Ford, a 45-year-old mother of six, who has been displaying cough and breathing difficulties, and loss of weight and strength. She has been in low spirits since the death of a favourite daughter about a year ago. Hunter has bled her, but she is declining daily. [MMG] HANDSTAMPILLEGIBLE', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 09:18:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4955, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6242, 'CUL/1/2/2369', '1789-03-13', 'i', 'i', 'i', '13? March? 1789?', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Goodsir concerning the case of Mr Bethune.', 'Letter from John Goodsir concerning the case of Mr Bethune. Date inferred from content.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4014, 1, 4, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6244, 'CUL/1/2/695a', '1778-12-30', 'c', 'c', 'c', '30 December 1778', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from James Simple concerning the case of Miss Simple [sometimes written \"Semple\"]. Covering letter for an enclosed case-note.', 'Letter from James Simple [Semple?] concerning the case of Miss Simple [Semple]. [Enclosure mentioned is ID:6245b DS]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 492, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6245, 'CUL/1/2/695b', '1778-12-30', 'i', 'i', 'i', '30? December? 1778?', '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note by Mr Fleming briefly reporting on the case of Miss Semple [sometimes written as \"Simple\"]. Sent as an enclosure with Letter ID:6244.', 'Case note by Mr Fleming on the case of Miss Simple [Semple?]. [Enclosure sent with CUL/1/1/6295a/ID:6244    Date changed from 1788 to 1778 by DS]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:03:36', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1935, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(6246, 'CUL/1/1/2/39', '1768-12-05', 'c', 'c', 'c', '5 December 1768', '', 'Gout', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning a case of gout, in a patient identified only as \'his Grace\'.', 'Letter concerning a case of gout. Patient identified as \'his Grace\'.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 844, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6247, 'CUL/1/1/1/118', '1770-07-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 July 1770', '', '', 4, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Case of Robert Hunter in Montrose Presented to Doctor William Cullen for his Advice\', bound into Casebook Vol.1.', 'Case history of Robert Hunter in Montrose, bound into CUL/1/1/1 (in the middle of id 101, a reply to this)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 722, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6248, 'CUL/1/1/3/103', '1774-11-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 November 1774', '', 'HÃ¦morrhagia VesicÃ¦. A.W. Bloody Urine', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'To Dr Hall ab[ou]t Anth[on]y Wilkinson Esqr\', a patient suffering from suffers from bleeding in the urinary tract, with advice on treatment and a recipe for astringent powders. With second letter appended to entry probably written for the patient.', 'Letter to Dr John Hall in Newcastle, concerning the case of Anthony Wilkinson, who suffers from bleeding in the urinary tract, with advice on treatment and a recipe for astringent powders. [MMG]\n\n[Seems like two letters copied into same entry - the scribe has written \'2nd Letter\' halfway down page - this might require a footnote - JPB]. See ID939 DS\n', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 755, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6249, 'CUL/1/1/3/104', '1771-01-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'January? 1771?', '', 'Catarrh C. of Al. [Cumming of Altyre]', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Thomas Duncanson of Forres concerning Mr Cumming of Altyre\' [Vol. 3, pp. 22-40]. Cause of patient\'s illness dates back to May 1767.', 'Reply to Thomas Duncanson of Forres concerning Mr Cumming of Altyre. Cause of patient\'s illness dates back to May 1767.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1014, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6250, 'CUL/1/1/11/172', '1779-05-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 May 1779', '', 'vid p. 156. &amp; V. X. p. 23.', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply [to Dr Henry Richardson at Alnwick] headed \'For Mr Gallon\', with Cullen\'s brief comments on his progress and the use of \'Harrowgate Water\' [Vol. 11, p. 171].', 'Reply, with brief comment on his progress and the use of \'Harrowgate Water\' headed \'For Mr Gallon\' [Vol. 11, p. 171].', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4253, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6251, 'CUL/1/1/11/173', '1779-05-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 May 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Andrew Shennan, Stranraer\'. Short note with prescription.', 'Reply \'For Mr Andrew Shennan, Stranraer\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3822, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6252, 'CUL/1/1/12/163', '1779-08-03', 'c', 'c', 'c', '3 August 1779', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr George Hall\'; two recipes.', 'Two recipes for Mr George Hall', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1850, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6253, 'CUL/1/1/12/164', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Cover, titlepage, and additional title slip for Volume 14, 3 blank pages.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 6, 'Not a Priority', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6254, 'CUL/1/1/14/190', '1781-08-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 August 1781', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Dear William [Wilson]\', answering Letter ID:2042 and concerning Mr Moodie, Mrs Scot, Mr Galbraith, and Mr Johnstone.', 'To a dear William [Wilson] Concerns Mr Moodie, Mrs Scot, Mr Galbraith, and Mr Johnstone. Answers 2042', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:03:05', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2490, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6255, 'CUL/1/1/14/191', '1782-02-12', 'c', 'c', 'c', '12 February 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply titled \'Miss Gascoigne\' [Vol. 14 p.208].Cullen slightly adjusts his advice to Dr Stirling about Miss Gascoigne. She \'has acted almost quite contrary to you and me\' in that, to Cullen, she emphasised her cough and respiratory problems, whereas to Stirling, she emphasised her suspected \'rheumatic\' pains.', '\'Miss Gascoigne\'. Cullen slightly adjusts his advice to Dr Stirling about Miss Gascoigne. She \'has acted almost quite contrary to you and me\' in that, to Cullen, she emphasised her cough and respiratory problems, whereas to Stirling, she emphasised her suspected \'rheumatic\' pains. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1975, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6256, 'CUL/1/1/14/192', '1782-02-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 February 1782', '', 'For the Reverend Mr Hamilton', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For the Revd. Mr Hamilton\' .', '\'For the Revd. Mr Hamilton\' .', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 15:51:59', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4287, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6257, 'CUL/1/1/14/193', '1782-03-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 March 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to T. Kinkead, who sent his own case history on the 10th March. Working as a ship\'s surgeon, his health was undermined in the West Indies. The destination of Letter has been recorded as \'Portsmouth\', where the ship was docked. External evidence suggests this was likely HMS Harpy.', 'Reply to T. Kinkead, who sent his own case history on the 10th March. Working as a ship\'s surgeon, his health was undermined in the West Indies. [I have recorded the Destination of Letter as \'Portsmouth\' but Kinkead\'s letter gives the name of a ship as the return address, a name I have not been able to decipher -EK]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4355, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6258, 'CUL/1/1/14/194', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Index of volume 14, sorted by page number of cases. April 1781- 3 March 1782.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 10, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6259, 'CUL/1/1/14/195', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Back cover for Volume 14.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Contents', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6260, 'CUL/1/1/15/222', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Cover, titlepage, and additional title slip for Volume 15, 2 blank pages.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 3, 'Index', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6261, 'CUL/1/1/15/223', '1782-04-27', 'c', 'c', 'c', '27 April 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to \'Mr Harkness\' [Vol. 15, p.28] Almost certainly replying to Letter ID: 6261 from John Harkness where the precise day of writing in April 1782 has been lost due to a tear.', 'Reply to \'Mr Harkness\' [Vol. 15, p.28] Almost certainly replying to Letter ID: 6261 from John Harkness where the precise day of writing in April 1782 has been lost due to a tear.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:02:52', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 2321, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6262, 'CUL/1/1/15/224', '1782-06-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 June 1782', '', '', 3, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'To Mrs Parker\' [Vol.15 pp.112-3]', 'To Mrs parker, including blank page, p.112-113.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3153, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6263, 'CUL/1/1/15/225', '1782-10-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 October 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Mr Foster Senr.\' [Vol.15 p.254]', 'For Wm Foster, p.254', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3556, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6264, 'CUL/1/1/15/226', '1782-11-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 November 1782', '', 'Miss M. Ferguson v. 268.', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Miss M Ferguson\' [Vol.15 p.262]. Cullen referes to a \"diaphoretic Mixture\" from his previous letter - possibly the missing recipe from letter 657. ', 'For Ms. M Ferguson, v.260. p.262.  Poor quality copy. Cullen referes to a \"diaphoretic Mixture\" from his previous letter - possibly the missing recipe from letter 657. Destination of letter, Dunfermline, inferred from later letters. SH POORCOPY', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3424, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6265, 'CUL/1/1/15/227', '1782-04-20', 'c', 'c', 'i', '20? April 1782', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Note on the advice for Mr Macdermot\'s friend not being copied].', 'Note on the advice for Mr Macdermot\'s friend not being copied, see his case April 1782.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-30 20:54:25', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4968, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n');
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(6266, 'CUL/1/1/15/228', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Index for Volume 15, cases listed by page number.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 4, 'Index', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6267, 'CUL/1/1/12/165', '1780-02-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 February 1780', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply \'For Mr Pearson, Bo\'ness\' [Vol.12 p.156]', 'For Mr Pearson, Bo\'ness', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3512, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6268, 'CUL/1/1/15/229', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Back cover for Volume 15.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 2, 'Not a Priority', '', 3, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6269, 'CUL/1/2/1584b', '0000-00-00', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '', '', 0, 0, '', '', '', '', '', 'Latin on the reverse of 1584a - does not seem to be a translation of the letter. May be reused scrap paper. Not a priority.', 'n', 'n', '2015-04-21 09:44:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 1, 6, 'Not a Priority', '', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6270, 'CUL/1/1/17/214', '1784-09-21', 'c', 'c', 'c', '21 September 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply  [to John Andrew] concerning \'Livingstone at Parkhall\', discussing the continuation of his various medications [Vol.,12, pp.246-7].', 'Letter addressed to \'Livingstone at Parkhall\'', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 14:16:53', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3009, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6271, 'CUL/1/1/17/211', '1784-12-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 December 1784', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply \'Mrs Younghusband\' [Vol.17 p.248]', 'Letter and recipe for Mrs Younghusband', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-05 15:13:17', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 1967, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6272, 'CUL/1/1/18/169', '1785-10-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'October? 1785?', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'Dr Farquharson\' [Vol.18 p.278, although labelled p.276], concerning an unnamed patient.', 'Letter to Dr Farquharson concerning an unnamed patient, p.278 (although labelled p.276)', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3423, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6273, 'CUL/1/1/18/170', '1785-10-10', 'c', 'c', 'c', '10 October 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Bob McKenzie, written to [Miss N. Ord]. Cullen states that \'Mr and Mrs McKenzie have informed me that by your last letter they are told that Mr Bob expresses a strong desire to remain at Moffat for the whole of Winter and desire my opinion upon the propriety of complying with Mr Bobs desire\'.', 'Letter concerning the case of Mr Bob McKenzie, written to [Miss N. Ord]. Cullen states that \'Mr and Mrs McKenzie have informed me that by your last letter they are told that Mr Bob expresses a strong desire to remain at Moffat for the whole of Winter and desire my opinion upon the propriety of complying with Mr Bobs desire\', pp.279-280 (although labelled pp.277-8) - TRUE ENTRY - not 5155 (JOB)', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 15:30:05', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4946, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6274, 'CUL/1/1/19/192', '1786-06-14', 'c', 'c', 'i', '14? June 1786', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply headed \'Hardgrove, Esq.\'.', 'Hardgrove, Esq. pages 173-175.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 11:43:15', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3391, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6275, 'CUL/1/1/19/193', '1786-04-16', 'c', 'c', 'c', '16 April 1786', '', '', 5, 2, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply to William Ross, Esq., who has a disposition \'to breed gravel\' in his kidneys, and seems to be in \'the north\'. Cullen approves of the pills prescribed by Mr Wood, but also recommends drinking lime water. A prescription for powders is enclosed. Cullen also advises on diet, and forbids all alcohol. Poor copy.', 'Reply to William Ross, Esq., who has a disposition \'to breed gravel\' in his kidneys, and seems to be in \'the north\'. Cullen approves of the pills prescribed by Mr Wood, but also recommends drinking lime water. A prescription for powders is enclosed. Cullen also advises on diet, and forbids all alcohol, pages 249-51. POORCOPY Mostly transcribed, no tangible benefit from image modification. JOB 14/11/14', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 10:44:46', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5037, 1, 5, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6276, 'CUL/1/2/2043', '1787-04-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 April 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Dr Halliday, reporting the case history of a widow Lady aged forty seven, with a \'delicate feeling frame\', and a long-standing vaginal discharge.', 'Letter from Dr Halliday, reporting the case history of a widow Lady aged forty seven, with a \'delicate feeling frame\', and a long-standing vaginal discharge.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 09:00:26', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3815, 1, 6, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6277, 'CUL/1/2/2153', '1787-11-01', 'c', 'c', 'c', '1 November 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Charlotte Hay, concerning her own case. She also sends the compliments of her mother and her sister Augusta \'who has not suffered in the least from Kelso Races\'.', 'Letter from Charlotte Hay concerning her successfull use of a medication for her rheumatism, and briefly mentioning her mother and her sister, Augusta. Letter from Charlotte Hay, concerning her own case. She also sends the compliments of her mother and her sister Augusta \'who has not suffered in the least from Kelso Races\'. Description transferred from ID3255 which is not about C. Hay, but refers to this letter. SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5490, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6278, 'CUL/1/2/2180', '1787-12-19', 'c', 'c', 'c', '19 December 1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Letter from Alexander Dirom, giving a prescription from his new doctor, which Cullen considers improper (Doc [ID:5589]). As he refers to his \'present Country doctor\', and the handstamp is for Turriff, he seems to be writing from his country home at Muiresk, rather than his Banff town address.', 'Note from Mr Dirom(?) to Dr. Cullen. Author gives recipe that Dirom\'s doctor prescribed, which Cullen considers improper (letter 5589). SH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-09 10:02:38', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5212, 1, 2, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6279, 'CUL/1/1/15/230', '1782-07-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 July 1782', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Prescription \'For Mr John Cook\' [Vol.15, p.176], for \'expectorating pills\' and a laxative; probably sent to Dr Charles Keith in Morpeth.', 'Reply \'For Mr Cook of Gallowhill\' [Vol.15 p.176] Hi Johanna, this was recently added to this case; missing image now tracked down...28/10/13 - Image now in place. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3016, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6280, 'CUL/1/1/20/349', '1787-03-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 March 1787', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply to Dr. Robertson. Latin testimonial on the merits of dandelion in preventing gallstones.', 'Reply to Dr. Robertson. [Latin testimonial on the merits of dandelion in preventing gallstones.]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-07 09:41:42', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3434, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6282, 'CUL/1/1/20/350', '1787-07-23', 'c', 'c', 'c', '23 July 1787', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply for Mr Schubach.', 'Letter for Mr Schubach.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-06 21:14:10', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3706, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6283, 'CUL/1/2/2360', '1789-03-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 March 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from John Goodsir concerning the case of Mr Bethune. Noted as being hand delivered by a servant.', 'Letter from John Goodsir concerning the case of Mr Bethune. Noted as being hand delivered by a servant.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3962, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6284, 'CUL/1/2/2387', '1789-04-11', 'c', 'c', 'c', '11 April 1789', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter from Colonel Muirhead, concerning his own case.', 'Letter from Colonel Muirhead, concerning his own case.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3713, 1, 3, 'Document', 'Y', 2, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6285, 'CUL/1/1/21/206', '1789-05-18', 'c', 'c', 'c', '18 May 1789', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Letter, for Dr Robert Somerville, concerning Miss Wood [Vol.21, p. 163]. Cullen concludes she is suffering from phthisis, based on the history of the family. He advises that he continue to observe her and inform him of any occurrence \'which may decide either in one way or another\'. He sends his regards to the family.', 'Letter to an unnamed (not even in Index) patient whose letter arrived \'yesterday\' , in which Cullen diagnoses pthisis in the family and send shis regards to \'Mr Wood and family\'.p.163.  Now identified by DS as reply to Somerville for Miss Wood.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4359, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6286, 'CUL/1/1/21/207', '1789-11-04', 'c', 'c', 'c', '4 November 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe for strengthening powders for a Mr Neilson â€“ possibly Claude Neilson of Ardarden? ', 'Recipe for strengthening powders for a Mr Neilson â€“ possibly Claude Neilson of Ardarden? p. 332. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-08 12:31:50', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3938, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6287, 'CUL/1/1/21/208', '1789-11-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 November 1789', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, for an unnamed physician [Vol. 21, p. 346], concerning the prognosis of a female patient, who has recently weaned a child.', 'Reply to an unnamed physician concerning the prognosis for an unnamed female patient who recently weaned a child. [MMG]', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4266, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6288, 'CUL/1/2/2538', '1772-07-00', 'i', 'i', NULL, 'July? 1772?', '', '', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, in the form of a neatly copied retained response concerning an unnamed female patient (a \'sister\' of the recipient). Undated and no names mentioned but internal evidence implies that this almost certainly is a neat copy of Cullen\'s reply to Gilbert Blane concerning his sister (not only do the symptoms match, but Cullen response very closely echoes Blane\'s very professional diagnostic account of the case). Dated accordingly.', 'Reply, in the form of a neatly copied retained response concerning an unnamed femal patient (a \'sister\' of the recipient). Undated and no names mentioned but internal evidence implies that this almost certainly a neat copy of Cullen\'s reply to Gilbert Blane concerning his sister (not only do the symptoms match, but Cullen response very closely echoes Blane\'s very professional diagnostic account of the case). Dated accordingly.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3854, 1, 4, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6289, 'CUL/1/2/440b', '1777-01-09', 'c', 'c', 'c', '9 January 1777', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Case note concerning \'Mr G\' by Mr Marsden.', 'Case note concerning \'Mr G\' by Mr Marsden. ', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 3927, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'v', 'y'),
(6290, 'CUL/1/1/21/209', '1788-10-02', 'c', 'c', 'c', '2 October 1788', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Recipe, \'For Mr. Inglis\' [Vol.21, p.5], for a strengthening electuary. There is insufficient information to identify him with any other patient of the same name.', 'Recipe for Mr Inglis.\n\nCan we take a guess at the date using the other document in the case? MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4912, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6292, 'CUL/1/1/18/171', '1785-05-29', 'c', 'c', 'c', '29 May 1785', '', '', 5, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, concerning the cases of Mrs Maxwell of Kirkconnel and Mr Maxwell of Barncleugh [Vol.18 pp.109-110]. Addressing John Gilchrist, Cullen states he \'had not the smallest hint of your being concerned in the Case otherwise I should have addressed himself more particularly to you\' in correspondence.', 'Reply, concerning the cases of Mrs Maxwell of Kirkconnel and Mr Maxwell of Barncleugh [Vol.18 pp.109-110]. Addressing John Gilchrist, Cullen states he \'had not the smallest hint of your being concerned in the Case otherwise I should have addressed himself more particularly to you\' in prior correspondence.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 4976, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6293, 'CUL/1/1/15/231', '1782-04-30', 'i', 'i', 'i', '30? April? 1782?', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'An untitled letter [Vol.15 p.35], referring to a male patient. Notes that \'Dr Cullen and Monro are of opinion that the venereal virus is not entirely eradicated\', and recommend more mercury and use of mezereon, the preparation of which is described. Cicumstantially, but not certainly linked to Case 1433.', 'An inititalled letter referring to a male patient, notesthat \'Dr Cullen and Monro are of opinion that the venereal virus is not entirely eradicated\', and recommend more mercury and use of mezereon, the preparation of which is described. p.35.\n\nneeds a case - MH\n\nimages now in place. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-02 09:15:24', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5573, 1, 2, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6294, 'CUL/1/1/3/105', '1773-03-25', 'i', 'c', 'i', '25? March 1773?', '', 'DiarrhÅ“a', 2, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply, \'To Dr Hall for Mr Joseph Hall of Newcastle\' [Vol.3 p.101] with list of medical ingredients compunds to try, and brief summary of dietry and lifestyle advice. Precise date is merely a supposition bases on the position in casebook.', 'Letter to Dr Hall For Mr Joseph Hall at Newcastle, with list of medical ingredients compunds to try, and brief summary of dietry and lifestyle advice.', 'y', 'n', '2015-04-25 12:54:01', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5580, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6295, 'CUL/1/1/12/166', '1779-07-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 July 1779', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Reply; recipe for letter 1706, extracted from <a href=\"docs.php?id=4473\">[DOC ID:4473]</a>.', 'Recipe for document 1706, extracted from 4473.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 17:56:29', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5627, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6296, 'CUL/1/1/19/194', '1786-11-13', 'c', 'c', 'c', '13 November 1786', '', '', 3, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Reply in draft form of <a href=\"docs.php?id=5358\">[DOC ID:5358]</a>, concerning Miss Binning, that consists of the same advice expressed through alternate wording.', 'Letter concerning Miss Binning, included alongside original draft version, p.331.\n\nDraft of CUL/1/1/19/169 doc 5358 but contains different wording. MH\n\nTOBEHIDDEN FROM VIEW  //  \n\nDraft letter of [DOC-5358-LINK] Doc ID:5358], concerning Miss Binning, that consists of the same advice expressed through alternate wording.', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 17:56:55', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5662, 1, 1, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'v', 'n'),
(6297, 'CUL/1/2/2565', '1787-00-00', 'c', NULL, NULL, '1787', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'Partial draft of <a href=\"docs.php?id=3375\">[DOC ID:3375]</a>, in Latin, by Cullen on the case of the Marquis Antonio Marchionne.', 'Partial draft letter, in Latin, by Cullen on the case of the Marquis \'A. J. B.\' \n\noutgoing letter then? MH\n\nContact James about his letter. MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 17:57:20', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5663, 4, 7, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'h', 'n'),
(6298, 'CUL/1/2/2566', '1773-06-24', 'c', 'c', 'c', '24 June 1773', '', '', 1, 0, 'F', 'T', 'F', '', 'Draft of a reply (<a href=\"docs.php?id=849\">[DOC ID:849]</a>), giving directions for Mr Russell [or Russel]; heavily contracted version of the same document.', 'No time to transcribe this document until all the other import letters are transcribed in this phase of the project. it\'s only a draft. linked to 849 as final version. Assigned to Stephen to transcribe at the very end if he has time! MH', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 17:57:47', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5672, 1, 3, 'Document', 'N', 1, 'F', 'h', 'n'),
(6299, 'CUL/1/3/147e', '1787-04-07', 'c', 'c', 'c', '7 April 1787', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'This is a draft of <a href=\"docs.php?id=6157\">[DOC ID:6157]</a>.', 'Letter from Dr Tester (Testa) in London, concerning the case of Prince Abbondio Rezzonico, with a short postscript by prince Rezzonico himself which is a transcription of document 6157. Included as an enclosure with Doc [ID:6159].', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 17:58:11', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5702, 4, 3, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'h', 'n'),
(6300, 'CUL/1/3/147f', '1787-05-25', 'c', 'c', 'c', '25 May 1787', '', '', 1, 2, 'F', 'F', 'F', '', 'This is a draft of <a href=\"docs.php?id=6158\">[DOC ID:6158]</a>.', 'Letter from Dr Tester (Testa) in London, concerning the case of Prince Abbondio Rezzonico.  Included as an enclosure with Doc [ID:6159].', 'y', 'n', '2015-05-10 17:58:29', 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 5703, 4, 2, 'Document', 'N', 2, 'F', 'h', 'n');

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(1, 'Case of the Reverend Mr Cuthbert Allen of Wooler, suffering from consumption, and later anasarca and a hernia to his scrotum.', '', '', '1775-06-18', '1777-06-09', 8, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2, 'Case of Anthony Wilkinson, who has a bladder complaint.', 'CHECKED (FMac).', 'Bladder Complaint', '1774-11-18', '1774-12-01', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(3, 'Case of Earl Cassillis, who is fevered, weak and in a state of terminal decline; eventually includes a post-mortem report.', 'ID:3833 refers to directions originally for Cassillis, but is not directly related. DS', NULL, '1775-09-19', '1776-02-01', 7, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(4, 'Case of Mr Alexander Spalding Gordon who has a venereal infection in 1775; in 1776 he has a swollen ankle and toe assumed to be gouty; and in 1784 he is suffering from the after-effects of an accidental pistol wound.', 'Spalding entries from 1784 onwards not confirmed as same person therefore not added to caseID 4. DS/MH', NULL, '1775-05-24', '1784-09-14', 18, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(5, 'Case of James Garthshore whose has stomach complaint.', 'One of these letters sent with the other?  query raised here [FMac]. RECHECK', NULL, '1774-10-00', '1774-11-04', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(6, 'Case of Mr George Dunbar whose main complaint is severe back-pains which are attributed to gout.', 'Check if replies are to George Dunbar or an intermediary whose cover-letter to the case is missing. No way of telling, but people included in each letter are based solely on each document, so whether this is or is not the case does not matter. e.g. last document likely sent to William Dunbar, but we cannot be certain as there is no actual stated evidence within the document. -JOB', NULL, '1774-03-16', '1774-04-01', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(7, 'Case of Mrs Anne Burrow [Burrows] being treated for vomiting and severe abdominal pains.', '', NULL, '1774-01-21', '1777-01-31', 6, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(8, 'Case of Lady Charlotte Hay who suffers from rheumatism in her head and arm, and other symptoms over many years while Cullen serves as family physician.', 'I have linked all instances, but needs checking to see if worth dividing into distinct \'cases\' at different periods. DS', NULL, '1774-07-26', '1787-11-01', 16, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(9, 'Case of Dr Thomas Mutter who has suffered  \'a palsy\' (stroke).', '', NULL, '1776-12-23', '1780-10-09', 14, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(10, 'Case of Miss Anne Gascoigne (Hamilton, later Countess of Haddington), who has chest and \'rheumatic\' complaints.', 'Anne Gascoigne, later Countess of Haddington, is the eldest daughter of the head of the Carron Company, Charles Gascoigne. He played a prominent role in Scots and Russian industrial history. Anne recovered (possibly flu?) and died in 1840. [MMG]', '', '1782-02-05', '1782-02-20', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(11, 'Case of Mrs Fordyce diagnosed as having  \'an Hysteric affection\'.', 'All letters in this case CHECKED by DS 16th Feb 2014', NULL, '1774-01-12', '1774-01-19', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(12, 'Case of  Mrs Jane Webster at York who is trying to lose weight.', 'Patient seeks advice on losing weight to improve her health.', 'Patient seeks advice on losing weight to improve her health.', '1780-09-11', '1781-02-08', 4, 'CHECKED', 'yes'),
(13, 'Case of Mr Duff who has colic and has had piles.', NULL, NULL, '1762-07-31', '1762-08-00', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(14, 'Case of Mrs Pratt who has a \'broken constitution\'.', NULL, NULL, '1764-05-22', '1764-06-00', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(15, 'Case of Mr Pratt (Junior), who is \'liable to a Consumption\'.', NULL, NULL, '1764-05-22', '1764-06-00', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(16, 'Case of Mrs Willoughby (Willobie), with advanced consumption.', NULL, NULL, '1775-02-05', '1775-02-17', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(17, 'Case of Mrs Falconer, with a  \"Schirrhus of the Breast\".', NULL, NULL, '1770-03-21', '1770-06-29', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(18, 'Case of Malcolm Laing of Strinzia (in Orkney), who has a scrophulous complaint.', 'Linkage makes sense to me, and I can find no reason to doubt patient is the same. -JOB', 'Linkage of same patient to the Letter of 29 July 1777 by Balfour is assumed but no wholly certain.', '1772-07-08', '1777-08-00', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(19, 'Case of Mr Reddie (Riddie) suffering from headaches and vertigo since a boyhood fall.', NULL, NULL, '1776-01-08', '1776-04-13', 8, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(20, 'Case of Mrs Douglas, weakening with a chest complaint.', 'ID:1149 not included as appears to be another patient called Douglas with similar symptoms (daughter?)', NULL, '1774-02-08', '1774-04-04', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(21, 'Case of Miss Tweedie with a \'Rheumatic Complaint\' after getting cold in  church.', NULL, NULL, '1775-05-22', '1775-05-25', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(22, 'Case of Mr Halkerson, diagnosed with a \'weakness of his Nervous System\'.', NULL, NULL, '1774-01-25', '1774-02-00', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(23, 'Case of Mrs Oswald, diagnosed as having \' the too great mobility of her Nerves\'.', NULL, NULL, '1774-02-00', '1774-02-18', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(24, 'Case of Mrs Beath, with a cough and other symptoms Cullen considers \'Rheumatic\'.', NULL, NULL, '1775-01-17', '1775-01-20', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(25, 'Case of Robert Grant, a servant suffering from a cough, feverishness and other symptoms.', NULL, NULL, '1775-10-08', '1775-11-29', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(26, 'Case of Mrs Younghusband with complications during pregnancy.', 'Case all CHECKED by DS on 17/12/13', NULL, '1775-02-17', '1777-06-09', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(27, 'Case of Mrs Younghusband who has episodes of \'reaching\' (vomiting). She is given a regimen for her gouty disposition, but subsequently has a number of convulsive fits after getting wet when out riding. ', NULL, '', '1784-10-24', '1786-02-18', 9, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(28, 'Case of Robert Sanderson who has a stiff neck and urinary problems.', NULL, NULL, '1777-02-08', '1777-03-08', 13, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(29, 'Case of Mr Agnew of Sheuchan who suffers from \'fits\'.', 'ALL 4 LETTERS IN THIS CASE CHECKED OVER BY DS on 9.12.13. CHECKED [FMac].', NULL, '1777-02-00', '1777-09-13', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(30, 'Case of an unnamed patient, a \'young Lady 23 years old\' suffering from sleeplessness, fits of breathlessness, sickness and muscle spasms.', 'A little unusual that John Gilchrist is involved... but it is not outside the realm of possibility...', NULL, '1780-08-00', '1780-11-08', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(31, 'Case of Miss Peggie Dempster, who is advised to take a goat whey course.', NULL, NULL, '1764-06-21', '1764-06-21', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(32, 'Case of Mr Auld, who seeks advice on taking a sea voyage.', 'Checked EK 11/6/14', NULL, '1769-07-16', '1769-07-16', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(33, 'Case of Major Agnew, diagnosed with dropsy.', NULL, NULL, '1769-07-30', '1769-07-30', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(35, 'Case of Mrs Bower who is suffering from a pain in the side and costiveness during pregnancy.', NULL, NULL, '1769-08-08', '1769-08-08', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(36, 'Case of Mrs Campbell, diagnosed with \'a weakness in her stomach\'.', 'Checked EK 11/6/14', NULL, '1769-03-28', '1769-03-28', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(37, 'Case of Alexander Stonefield who suffers from a cough.', NULL, NULL, '1769-03-30', '1769-03-30', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(38, 'Case of Mrs Condie, diagnosed with \'Spasmodic &amp; Nervous affections of her Stomach and intestines\'.', 'Checked EK 11/6/14', NULL, '1769-06-03', '1769-06-03', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(39, 'Case of Mrs Davidson, diagnosed with \'a weakened Nervous system\'.', NULL, NULL, '1769-01-23', '1769-01-23', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(40, 'Case of Mrs Dunn, whose case is \'of a very peculiar kind\'.', 'Checked EK 11/6/14', NULL, '1769-08-09', '1769-08-09', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(41, 'Case of Mr Dickson with stomach ailments.', NULL, NULL, '1769-08-27', '1769-08-27', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(42, 'Case of Alexander Dunbar suffering from uneasiness and chilliness.', 'Checked EK 11/6/14', NULL, '1770-05-23', '1770-05-23', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(43, 'Case of Mrs Duncanson with pain in her haunch and breast.', NULL, NULL, '1770-06-29', '1774-04-25', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(44, 'Case of Mrs Tucker with hydropic swellings.', NULL, NULL, '1774-04-25', '1774-05-25', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(46, 'Case of Mr Everson with jaundice.', 'Checked EK 11/6/14', NULL, '1768-12-27', '1768-12-27', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(47, 'Case of Mr Gavin with gout.', NULL, NULL, '1769-05-31', '1769-05-31', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(48, 'Case of Mr Gordon of Premnay whose complaints \'are more troublesome than dangerous\'.', 'Checked EK 13/6/14', NULL, '1770-05-22', '1770-05-22', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(49, 'Case of Lieutenant Gilchrist, diagnosed with \'apoplexy and Palsy\'.', NULL, NULL, '1770-08-00', '1770-08-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(50, 'Case of Mrs Hutchinson, diagnosed with a weakness of the stomach.', 'Checked EK 11/6/14', NULL, '1770-04-21', '1770-04-21', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(51, 'Case of Major Charles Hamilton of Fairholme with palpitations and uneasiness in breathing.', NULL, NULL, '1770-06-30', '1770-06-30', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(52, 'Case of Miss Mary Peareth who has a painful bladder condition.', NULL, NULL, '1780-01-19', '1783-09-19', 25, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(53, 'Case of Miss Barbara Peareth who is thought to have an internal abdominal tumour.', NULL, NULL, '1780-01-19', '1783-04-05', 13, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(54, 'Case of Miss H. Peareth whose bowel disorder proves to be worms.', '', NULL, '1780-02-00', '1780-10-19', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(55, 'Case of Miss Harrison who is scorbutic.', NULL, NULL, '1780-05-20', '1781-04-02', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(56, 'Case of Anthony Chamier, who suffers from a general \'languor\' or weakness and which unfortunately proves fatal. After consulting Cullen in Edinburgh, Chamier travels south to London, via Buxton and Matlock, keeping Cullen informed of his failing condition along the way.', NULL, NULL, '1780-08-30', '1780-10-12', 8, 'CHECKED', 'yes'),
(57, 'Case of Captain W. R. Wilson whose  \'seizures\' Cullen attributes to \'nervous weakness\'.', '', NULL, '1776-01-00', '1776-03-30', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(58, 'Case of Mr Dinwiddie given directions for managing a pectoral complaint.', 'Checked EK 11/6/14', NULL, '1770-12-03', '1770-12-03', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(59, 'Case of Mrs Anderson who is debilitated after multiple child-bearing and \'abortions\' (miscarriages).', NULL, NULL, '1770-11-20', '1770-11-20', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(60, 'Case of Robert Hunter with a history of nosebleeds, blurred vision and an apoplectic fit.', NULL, NULL, '1770-07-18', '1770-07-21', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(61, 'Case of Mrs Innes diagnosed as having \'abdominal obstructions\'.', NULL, NULL, '1770-07-12', '1770-11-03', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(62, 'Case of Mrs Bisset long in pain since a miscarriage.', NULL, NULL, '1772-07-12', '1772-07-16', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(63, 'Case of Mrs Grieve prescribed asses milk and a pectoral electuary.', '', NULL, '1771-05-11', '1771-05-11', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(64, 'Case of Miss Forbes with a \'white swelling\' of her knee.', NULL, NULL, '1772-04-14', '1772-07-30', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(65, 'Case of Mr George Hall whose stomach complaints are termed a \'Hypochondriasis\'.', NULL, NULL, '1779-07-31', '1779-09-24', 7, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(66, 'Case of Peggy Glasgow who suffers from abdominal pain and swelling.', NULL, NULL, '1772-06-24', '1772-07-23', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(67, 'Case of Mrs  Morison (Morrison), diagnosed with a  \'uterine\' weakness.', 'Identification of this as all the same patient is tentative in at least one instance. CASE RECHECK- possible people issues raised [FMac].', NULL, '1774-04-15', '1774-06-29', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(68, 'Case of Mr George Blair \'lately escaped from a very dangerous disease\'.', 'Checked EK 11/6/14', NULL, '1770-12-23', '1770-12-23', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(69, 'Case of Miss Christian Hamilton whose \'fits of stupor\' in 1770 and subsequent bowel problems in 1775 are  all attributed to \'weak nerves\'. Probably same patient as Case 663.', NULL, NULL, '1770-10-31', '1775-04-27', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(70, 'Case of Mr Bell diagnosed with a \'spasmodic asthma\'.', 'Checked EK 11/6/14', NULL, '1770-09-12', '1770-09-12', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(71, 'Case of Miss Betty Hume who has breathing problems.', NULL, NULL, '1770-08-21', '1770-08-21', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(72, 'Case of Mr A. B. of Dantzig diagnosed with \'acute rheumatism\'.', 'Checked EK 11/6/14', NULL, '1770-12-15', '1770-12-15', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(73, 'Case of Mr Jeffrey who is \'in danger of Epilepsy\'.', NULL, NULL, '1770-08-23', '1770-08-23', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(74, 'Case of Mr Russell suffering from a \'Spasmodic Asthma\'.', NULL, NULL, '1769-03-29', '1770-07-12', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(75, 'Case of Lord Cardross who appears to have a problem with salivation.', NULL, NULL, '1775-00-00', '1775-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(76, 'Case of Miss Ruthven who has various  serious complaints including \'wandering pains\' and spitting blood.', 'Case CHECKED by DS 16/2/14', NULL, '1766-05-25', '1766-06-01', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(77, 'Case of Mr Moodie (Moody) who has asthma.', NULL, NULL, '1764-05-22', '1764-06-03', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(78, 'Case of Captain John Gairdner, resident in Florence, who has suffered feverish symptoms for over five years.', 'Checked EK 11/6/14\n', NULL, '1756-10-13', '1756-10-13', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(79, 'Case of John, 2nd Earl of Hopetoun, who in the 1750s reports a persistent cough and other effects of \'the Epidemic\', including \'Lowness and Oppression\'. In 1777 he is being treated for a  recurring \'watery tumour\'.', NULL, NULL, '1756-01-24', '1777-06-02', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(80, 'Case of an an eleven-year-old girl with a \'phlegmatick constitution\' and many complaints.', 'Checked EK 11/6/14\n', NULL, '1757-03-21', '1757-03-21', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(81, 'Case of Lady Frances Erskine (Areskine), whose chronic condition is being treated with regular applications of artificial bath water to her swollen limbs.', NULL, NULL, '1771-08-01', '1771-08-01', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(82, 'Case of Lewis \'Lewie\" Dunbar suffering from frequent  \'fits\'.', NULL, NULL, '1771-05-00', '1771-08-27', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(83, 'Case of Miss Waugh with an \'intermittent fever\'.', NULL, NULL, '1771-06-30', '1777-11-01', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(84, 'Case of William Cuningham (Cunningham) who has a persistent stomach complaint.', 'Checked EK 11/6/14\n', NULL, '1771-06-14', '1771-06-14', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(85, 'Case of George Fullarton who is prescribed a stomach medicine and laxative.', NULL, NULL, '1773-00-00', '1773-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(87, 'Case of Mrs Mackenzie who has been suffering from menstrual irregularity, an abortion (i.e. miscarriage) and various, carefully reported stomach pains and related symptoms.', NULL, 'The much later letter, dated 1783, appears to refer to the same person, and relating to the same illness, hence their inclusion together.', '1772-05-13', '1783-09-20', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(88, 'Case of Miss Watson suffering from asthma.', 'Checked EK 11/6/14\n', NULL, '1769-06-07', '1769-06-07', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(89, 'Case of Captain Campbell who has gout and stomach complaints.', NULL, NULL, '1771-11-15', '1771-11-23', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(90, 'Case of Rachel Cuthbert who writes to thanks Cullen for curing her of an unknown condition.', 'Checked EK 11/6/14\nWriter is the younger sister of Mrs Cullen\'s sister-in-law. MMG', NULL, '1761-01-23', '1761-01-23', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(91, 'Case of Robert Bogle who has stomach complaints.', NULL, NULL, '1760-02-03', '1762-06-15', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(92, 'Case of Mrs Paterson who is at risk of asthma.', 'Amended \'Asthma\' to \'asthma\' - was the original correct? (FM). Case checked by EK 11/6/14', NULL, '1766-06-07', '1766-06-07', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(93, 'Case of Miss Taylor with a long history of illness including sleeplessness, \'lowness of spirits\' and breathing problems.', NULL, '', '1761-11-00', '1762-06-16', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(94, 'Case of Lord Kames\' unnamed servant who is prescribed a stomachic electuary and a laxative.', 'Checked EK 11/6/14\n', NULL, '1761-06-27', '1761-06-27', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(95, 'Case of Mr Pate concerning travel.', NULL, NULL, '1761-08-31', '1761-08-31', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(96, 'Case of Mrs Malcolm who has respiratory problems.', 'Checked EK 11/6/14', NULL, '1761-09-01', '1761-09-01', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(97, 'Case of the infant son of Mr Morison of Bognie, who has a glandular and skin condition.', NULL, NULL, '1761-09-06', '1762-05-13', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(98, ' Case of the seven-month-old daughter of Mr Ritchie, once again suffering from fits. ', 'Checked EK 11/6/14', NULL, '1762-09-17', '1762-09-17', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(99, 'Case of Sandy Trotter suspected of having Yaws.', NULL, NULL, '1762-06-15', '1762-06-15', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(100, 'Case of Captain Innes whose current, varied complaints began with an inflammation of his eyes.', 'Doc 4213 removed, not sure why included.', 'See also the related [Case-1740-LINK]case[/CASE].', '1775-01-25', '1775-03-04', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(101, 'Case of Agnes Hamilton at Westburn, who in 1756 is suffering from  headaches, \'vomits\' and \'obstruction\'. In 1762 Cullen fears she has an internal fistula caused by the misuse of a clyster; in 1776 has cold and sore throat.', '', NULL, '1756-03-24', '1762-02-07', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(102, 'Case of Mr McCall who has a chest complaint for which he plans to sail to the South of France.', 'Checked EK 11/6/14', NULL, '1762-09-17', '1762-09-17', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(103, 'Case of Miss Niven who is provided with a regimen and medicines to strengthen her stomach.', NULL, NULL, '1768-05-26', '1768-05-26', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(104, 'Case of Mr Greggan who is ordered a pectoral medicine.', 'Checked EK 12/6/14', NULL, '1769-07-16', '1769-07-16', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(105, 'Case of Miss Betty Lindesay [Lindsay] who has severe hypochondriacal pains.', 'Date of reply guessed at, judged by timescale of other replies, so as to place the documents in correct order. -JOB', NULL, '1769-12-27', '1769-12-30', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(106, 'Case of Mr Morris who is given advice on travelling to Lisbun to relieve a \'paralytic\' condition.', 'Checked EK 13/6/14; have requested Case Description is changed from \'Lisbon\' to \'Lisburn\' - EK Corrected by DS.\n', NULL, '1785-11-06', '1785-11-06', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(107, 'Case of Sir James Murray of Clermont who has been costive. No date.', NULL, NULL, '1768-00-00', '1768-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(108, 'Case of Mr Campbell of Sherwin whose paralytic condition is attributed to gout.', 'Checked EK 12/6/14', NULL, '1767-12-30', '1767-12-30', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(109, 'Case of an unnamed male patient at Birmingham who is in trade, \'which he pursues with unwearied attention to the Prejudice of his Health...\'. ', NULL, NULL, '1761-04-29', '1761-04-29', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(110, 'Case of \'Mrs L\' who has dropsy.', 'Checked EK 12/6/14', NULL, '1762-05-10', '1762-05-10', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(111, 'Case of  Peggie Grame (Graham), who has menstrual problems and a tumour under her ear.', NULL, NULL, '1766-05-00', '1766-05-19', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(112, 'Case of Mr Gair who is given a regimen and prescriptions for a laxative and pectoral medicines.', 'Checked EK 12/6/14', NULL, '1768-04-19', '1768-04-19', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(113, 'Case of Miss Beckie Pringle who, along with her sister, is advised over taking the waters at Buxton for a bowel complaint.', NULL, NULL, '1770-05-25', '1770-05-25', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(114, 'Case of Miss Jeanie Pringle who has a cold and who, along with her sister, is advised on how to take the waters at Buxton.', 'Checked EK 12/6/14', NULL, '1770-05-25', '1770-05-25', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(115, 'Case of Mrs Stewart who is advised over headaches, giddiness, and nosebleeds.', NULL, NULL, '1770-05-28', '1770-05-28', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(116, 'Case of an unnamed woman near Banff who is prescribed blisters and medication for back pain.', 'Checked EK 12/6/14', NULL, '1769-00-00', '1769-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(117, 'Case of James Hamilton, 7th Duke of Hamilton, concerning his premature death.', NULL, NULL, '1769-07-12', '1769-07-12', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(118, 'Case of the unnamed sister of John Burn, who is suffering from \'...\n .a burning heat in her left side\'.', 'CHECKED [FMac].', NULL, '1765-01-07', '1765-01-07', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(119, 'Case of Lord Deskford, who is seriously ill but less restless. See also Case 1341.', 'Should this be linked to Case 1341, as the patient is the same? [MMG] Disinclined to merge, goven the significant gap between the two cases. -JOB', NULL, '1768-06-22', '1768-06-22', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(120, 'Case of Captain Peter Innes, who has had a bad stomach since returning from the West Indies where he lost a hand after being wounded in combat.', 'Checked EK 12/6/14', NULL, '1764-09-00', '1764-09-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(121, 'Case of Mrs Campbell who has had several miscarriages and who is diagnosed as having a \'weak uterine system\'.', 'CHECKED [FM].', NULL, '1766-05-06', '1766-06-14', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(122, 'Case of the young (\'little\') Duncan Campbell who has swollen glands and a tumour in his neck.', '', NULL, '1775-01-13', '1775-02-08', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(123, 'Case of young Mr Watson who suffers from severe breathlessness \'upon motion\' and deafness.', NULL, NULL, '1770-05-28', '1770-05-28', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(124, 'Case of Mr Andrew Stevenson who is recovering from a severe illness.', 'Checked EK 12/6/14', NULL, '1770-05-12', '1770-05-12', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(125, 'Case of Mr Donadson who has a swollen and inflamed arm.', NULL, NULL, '1768-03-25', '1768-03-25', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(126, 'Case of Mr John Grant who has been suffering from pains in the \'Hypochodriacum\' since being exposed to damp accomodation through his excise duties.', 'Checked EK 12/6/14', NULL, '1763-08-27', '1763-08-27', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(127, 'Case of Miss Thorpe who is being treated with warm baths and an aperient for an unstated condition.', NULL, NULL, '1764-05-22', '1764-06-00', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(128, 'Case of a child, Lord Douglas Hamilton, with \'chincough\'.', 'Checked EK 12/6/14', NULL, '1764-08-28', '1764-08-28', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(129, 'Case of Joseph Sanderson who suffers from a \'lingering\' stomach disorder and \'fits\' of fever. He then reports an outbreak of \'itch\' on his hands.', NULL, NULL, '1774-08-20', '1775-06-01', 7, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(130, 'Case of the young \'Mr B.\' whose symptoms are all attributed to \'fast growing\'.', 'Checked EK 12/6/14', NULL, '1773-08-02', '1773-08-02', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(131, 'Case of Janet Turner, a young woman mainly suffering from colds and chest complaints.', NULL, NULL, '1763-04-30', '1763-04-30', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(132, 'Case of Mrs Woodcock who has suffered a paralysis down her left side.', NULL, NULL, '1773-01-23', '1774-11-09', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(133, 'Case of Mr Finny who reports numerous symptoms including jaundiced  vision,  \'flying pains\' and \'such a Giddiness sometimes; as that I know not where I am\'.', NULL, NULL, '1766-05-00', '1766-05-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(134, 'Case of Mrs Stewart of Torrence who is given a regimen to improve her circulation and prescribed \'nervine\' medicines.', 'Checked EK 26/6/14', NULL, '1766-06-13', '1766-06-13', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(136, 'Case of James Hay, 15th Earl of Erroll who is thought to have a gouty knee and stomach.', 'Mrs. Gordon', NULL, '1769-06-18', '1777-12-00', 13, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(137, 'Case of Mr Glaister who is diagnosed as having scurvy.', NULL, NULL, '1774-07-27', '1774-07-27', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(138, 'Case of Malcolm Macneil [MacNeill] Esqr. at Carskey whose two-year disorder, first diagnosed in April 1774,  is considered \'rheumatick\'.', 'CHECKED [FM].', NULL, '1774-04-14', '1775-04-25', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(139, 'Case of Mr Andrew Ross suffering from abdominal discomforts and interrupted sleep which eventually leave him delirious. Cullen considers it \'hypochondriasis\'.', '', ' The linking of [DOC-3710-LINK]letter 3710[/DOC],  is  tentative, but endorsed by a contemporaneous annotation. ', '1774-10-21', '1776-03-00', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(140, 'Case of Mr Murdoch disordered by \'a severe catarrh\' and associated symptoms of debility.', NULL, NULL, '1774-03-15', '1774-03-27', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(141, 'Case of the Dowager Lady McKenzie [Mackenzie] of Scatwell who complaints of \'want of sleep and swimming in her head\'.', NULL, NULL, '1773-07-14', '1773-07-19', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(142, 'Case of Thomas Stapleton with worsening digestive ailments.', 'CHECKED [FMac].', NULL, '1774-09-26', '1774-12-30', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(143, 'Case of Andrew Boyes who suffers from \'fits\'.', NULL, NULL, '1774-08-02', '1774-08-06', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(144, 'Case of Lady Alva whose giddiness and other \'nervous\' symptoms are attributed to gout.', 'Checked EK 13/6/14\n', NULL, '1774-00-00', '1774-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(145, 'Case of Miss Stewert Dempster who has breathing difficulties and is considered to be delicate.', NULL, NULL, '1773-01-08', '1774-06-15', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(146, 'Case of Miss \'Anny\' Dempster who suffers from painful joints and menstrual problems.', 'CHECKED [FM].', NULL, '1775-02-22', '1776-02-09', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(147, 'Case of Mr Dingwall who has breathing problems. See later Case 922.', NULL, NULL, '1774-08-30', '1774-08-30', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(148, 'Case of Robert Harkness with a protracted history of headaches, stomach problems and a more recent bout of fever.', NULL, NULL, '1774-06-03', '1776-08-10', 6, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(149, 'Case of Mrs Hodgson being treated for a breast tumour.', NULL, NULL, '1774-05-05', '1774-05-05', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(150, 'Case of Alexander \'Sandy\' Crawford [Crawfurd, Crauford] who is consumptive and whose life, Cullen believes, is dependent upon him spending the winter in a warmer climate.', 'CHECKED [FMac].', NULL, '1774-10-30', '1775-09-16', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(151, 'Case of Mrs Innes of Muriefold, whose symptoms are considered \'nervous or hysteric\'.', 'Removed Doc 798 - appears to have no relation to this case whatsoever. -JOB', NULL, '1768-09-02', '1780-03-18', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(152, 'Case of Miss Fraser who is prescribed for \'looseness\' (see also Case 1239).', 'Checked EK 13/6/14', NULL, '1764-00-00', '1764-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(153, 'Case of Mrs Hamilton who is prescribed a regimen and a course of hemlock.', NULL, NULL, '1764-00-00', '1764-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(154, 'Case of Mr Emmerson who is to be blistered to draw out a \'gouty humour\'.', 'Checked EK 13/6/14', NULL, '1764-00-00', '1764-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(155, 'Case of Mr Lochead, who symptoms are considered to be rheumatic.', NULL, NULL, '1768-09-17', '1769-11-16', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(156, 'Case of Mrs Blacket who is prescribed exercise and both internal and external medicines.', NULL, NULL, '1764-01-00', '1764-01-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(157, 'Case of an unnamed female patient presented by  Dr Isaac Grant who suspects a venereal infection.', NULL, NULL, '1768-05-25', '1768-05-25', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(158, 'Case of an unnamed patient presented by Dr Saunders.  Cullen believes is not a venereal infection but \'warts and carnosities.\'. ', 'Checked EK 13/6/14', NULL, '1768-04-04', '1768-04-04', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(159, 'Case of Major Crauford [Crawford], who Cullen thinks has had a \'weak breast since infancy\'.', 'CHECKED [FMac].', NULL, '1767-12-30', '1767-12-30', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(160, 'Case of Major Campbell, who suffers headaches.', 'Checked EK 13/6/14', NULL, '1771-04-00', '1771-04-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(161, 'Case of Mr Bob Campbell who seeks advice on managing his health on a long sea voyage.', NULL, NULL, '1771-11-00', '1771-11-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(162, 'Case of Mr Gordon who is under continued treatment for complaints which include a pain in his side.', 'Checked EK 13/6/14', NULL, '1764-01-21', '1764-01-21', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(163, 'Case of Mr Gordon of Earlston who suffers from gout [who may be same person as Case 162]. ', NULL, NULL, '1765-04-20', '1765-05-21', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(164, 'Case of Mrs Gordon who has a uterine condition.', NULL, NULL, '1768-07-17', '1768-08-24', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(165, 'Case of Miss Eleanor Ker [Kerr]  who is provided with a general regimen. Possibly the same patient as Case 629 and 551.', NULL, NULL, '1765-05-21', '1765-05-21', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(166, 'Case of Captain Trotter who is advised a milk diet and should continue to take stomachics.', NULL, NULL, '1764-06-30', '1764-08-04', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(167, 'Case of Captain John Grey who is jaundiced and develops severe dropsy.', NULL, NULL, '1777-07-06', '1777-09-25', 7, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(168, 'Case of Mr Knox who has an inflamed liver.', NULL, NULL, '1772-06-30', '1772-07-00', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(169, 'Case of Mrs Knox who has stomach pains.', 'There is another letter which has her name attached in notes field but I cannot see where she is being mentioned. DS\n', NULL, '1772-06-30', '1772-07-00', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(170, 'Case of Miss \'Betty\' Johnstone of Westerhall who is recovering from a serious condition which had rendered her unable to walk. Cullen advises a trip to Bath or a course of sweating.', NULL, NULL, '1772-02-00', '1772-03-00', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(171, 'Case of Mrs Atkinson with a cancer in her breast which is reducing.', NULL, NULL, '1773-11-03', '1773-11-03', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(172, 'Case of Captain John Gardiner, who has an ulcerated lip.', '', NULL, '1775-12-18', '1777-04-10', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(173, 'Case of the elderly Mr Dickson who dies after being weakened by influenza.', '', NULL, '1776-02-23', '1776-03-14', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(174, 'Case of Mrs Blackstock who has various symptoms including painful legs and \'glandular\' eruptions for which she has been given mercury. She is diagnosed as having \'dropsy\' on the brain.', 'CHECKED [FMac].', NULL, '1776-05-22', '1776-06-26', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(175, 'Case of Mrs Baillie who caught a cold, then got chilled in church and is now feverish.', '', NULL, '1777-04-16', '1777-05-07', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(176, 'Case of Mr Bowman\'s son who has had a cold and chest problems. He is given a regimen and advice on travelling for his health (may be same patient as Case 912).', 'Checked EK 13/6/14. Agree that it\'s possibly the same patient as Case 912 but there\'s not really enough evidence to be certain. Case 912 could equally refer to Mr Bowman senior or another patient altogether - EK', NULL, '1764-11-17', '1764-11-17', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(177, 'Case of Mr Campbell of Airds who is given a regimen.', NULL, NULL, '1768-10-18', '1768-10-18', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(178, 'Case of Mr Smith who has competed a month-long mercurial course.', 'Checked EK 13/6/14', NULL, '1773-07-22', '1773-07-22', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(179, 'Case of Mr Spittal, annotated \'Mania\'.', NULL, NULL, '1774-12-31', '1775-01-23', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(180, 'Case of John 11th Lord Gray, who \'is low-spirted and has lost his appetite for food and drink\'.', 'Two mistaken links need decoupling', NULL, '1774-11-01', '1774-11-05', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(181, 'Case of Mr Fabricius who is though to be \'gouty\'.', NULL, NULL, '1766-03-29', '1766-05-05', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(182, 'Case of Mrs Kenworthy [Kenworthey] who has toothache.', NULL, NULL, '1764-08-20', '1764-08-27', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(183, 'Case of Mr Kenworthy [Kenworthey], who reports \'nocturnal emissions\' and various signs of weakness.', NULL, NULL, '1764-08-20', '1764-08-27', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(184, 'Case of John Seed who is suffering from convulsive \'fits\' which have prevented his return to his home in the West Indies.', 'CHECKED [FMac].', NULL, '1775-07-05', '1775-10-06', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(185, 'Case of Captain Thomas Fraser [Frazer] who now has a fever having long taken to his bed after a long history of real and, possibly imagined, complaints.', '', NULL, '1775-02-22', '1775-11-29', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(186, 'Case of Jane Dickenson who has severe menstrual pains.', 'Checked EK 13/6/14', NULL, '1774-03-15', '1774-03-15', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(187, 'Case of Governor John Wood of the Isle of Man who reports that \'the Diziness and cloudiness in my head is much abated\' and who is given a formal regimen to counteract his stopped perspiration.', NULL, NULL, '1773-12-18', '1774-03-23', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(188, 'Case of an unnamed male patient aged sixty - who had a career in the military - \'troubled with gouty complaints\' and \'subject to Strangury the Consequence of Gonorrhea Viruleuta...\'. ', NULL, NULL, '1774-03-10', '1774-03-24', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(189, 'Case of Miss Bethune of Balfour who has had a cold. See also Case 323.', NULL, NULL, '1774-01-17', '1774-01-17', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(190, 'Case of Mr Richardson with a chest complaint.', NULL, NULL, '1764-06-03', '1764-06-21', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(191, 'Case of \'Jamie\' being treated for headaches and \'fits\'.', NULL, NULL, '1766-03-30', '1766-03-30', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(192, 'Case of Count Lockhart, being extensively reported by the Count, his wife and several physicians.', NULL, NULL, '1788-08-27', '1789-07-20', 15, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(193, 'Case of Miss Mary Clutterbuck whose cough and other breathing problems are diagnosed as signs of  \'hysteria\'.', '', NULL, '1780-08-20', '1781-04-12', 6, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(194, 'Case of Captain Gilchrist suffering from \'vomiting fits\' and thought to be in a terminal decline.', 'The patient did indeed die. Lord Cochrane (later 9th Earl of Dundonald) is his son-in-law. [MMG] ', NULL, '1777-06-02', '1777-06-10', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(195, 'Case of James [Jamie] Cochrane seriously ill with a hard, swollen abdomen and whose case proves fatal.', 'Case checked: all same patient, who died in his 7th year on 19 March 1785. Have identified an enclosure, and corrected some dates. The little boy\'s maternal grandmother looks to be a relation of Cullen\'s on his mother\'s side. [MMG]', NULL, '1785-03-01', '1785-04-00', 9, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(196, 'Case of John (Lindsay) Bethune of Kilconquhar, being reported almost daily by his surgeon John Goodsir.', 'Needs symptoms adding when images loaded. DS This patient is the former John Lindsay, who took the name of Bethune after his uncle David died in 1782. He died unmarried on 25 May 1789, and was succeeded by his brother Henry. [MMG]', NULL, '1789-02-25', '1789-04-23', 24, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(197, 'Case of William Henderson who is seriously ill with severe weakness, sweatings, a disordered bowel and \'insensitivity\' in his \'left limb\'.', '', NULL, '1777-09-17', '1778-11-16', 8, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(198, 'Case of John Maclean who has a swollen testicle and a discharge which he hopes to relieve as he want to return to Virginia.', 'Not at all sure 3711 is the same patient - no first name given &amp; symptoms don\'t match - agreed, removed and given own separate case (2550). -JOB', NULL, '1776-01-04', '1776-01-16', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(199, 'Case of Sir William Murray [of Ochtertyre], prescribed the use of bathing machine, Hartfell spa water and stomachic powders.', NULL, NULL, '1775-02-00', '1775-02-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(200, 'Case of the surgeon Mr Joseph Harris who is suffering from headaches.', NULL, NULL, '1777-02-18', '1777-09-13', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(201, 'Case of Mrs Mary Grey who is prescribed an emetic and pectoral mixture.', '', NULL, '1764-05-21', '1764-06-30', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(202, 'Case of Miss Woodhouse [Wodehouse] who is taking salts for costiveness.', NULL, NULL, '1764-06-30', '1764-08-04', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(203, 'Case of Lady Don who is being treated with a blister to address a pain in her thigh.', NULL, NULL, '1764-06-27', '1764-06-27', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(204, 'Case of Miss Thomson who reports headaches and sickness and the inefficacy of surgical measures already undertaken to treat a suspected urethral  blockage.', NULL, NULL, '1765-03-00', '1765-03-27', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(205, 'Case of Mr Bell who is being treated to ease the natural passing of \'a little stone\'.', NULL, NULL, '1767-04-29', '1767-04-29', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(206, 'Case of \'His Grace\' (unnamed), who has gout.', 'Checked EK 13/6/14', NULL, '1768-12-05', '1768-12-05', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(207, 'Case of Mr Currie who is prescribed Lixivium to be taken in a broth as part of a full regimen.', NULL, NULL, '1768-11-28', '1768-11-28', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(208, 'Case of the Earl of Moray whose condition Cullen attributes to a \'relaxed\' nerves.', 'Checked EK 13/6/14', NULL, '1766-03-00', '1766-03-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(209, 'Case of Mrs Leith who has an ailment in her back and breast.', NULL, NULL, '1765-06-18', '1765-06-18', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(210, 'Case of Alexander Inglis of Murdiston, who is being treated for a persistent gleet and related symptoms of an inflammation of the urinary tract.', NULL, NULL, '1778-08-08', '1781-07-19', 15, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(211, 'Case of \'J.M.\' who is referred by Lady Huntingdon and advised a sea voyage.', NULL, NULL, '1765-02-04', '1765-02-04', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(212, 'Case of an unnamed female patient (name erased) being treated by Dr Redmond who discusses the use of hemlock.', 'Checked EK 13/6/14; NOPLACES; no indication letter 768 was sent to Cullen', NULL, '1764-06-25', '1764-06-25', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(213, 'Case of an unnamed correspondent who has been ill since a night of excessively free drinking.', NULL, NULL, '1765-02-27', '1765-02-27', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(214, 'Case of Lady Mary Menzies whose health has improved in 1765, but who is advised over costiveness. In 1772, she has suffered from a pain in her stomach and \'an uneasiness like the Heart burn\'. ', '', NULL, '1765-03-20', '1772-07-08', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(215, 'Case of Mr Murray of Ayton who has a hernia.', NULL, NULL, '1769-02-27', '1769-02-27', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(216, 'Case of Mr Murray of Lintrose who Cullen considers of a dropsical habit.', NULL, NULL, '1768-09-03', '1769-03-27', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(217, 'Case of James Sturrock who complains of giddiness and vomiting while being treated with an \'issue\' on his head.', NULL, NULL, '1777-05-15', '1777-09-01', 10, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(218, 'Case of Miss Lieth [Leith] who has had \'fits of fear and horror\'.', 'Checked EK 13/6/14', NULL, '1767-12-26', '1767-12-26', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(219, 'Case of Mr Strangeways who has a general weakness.', NULL, NULL, '1769-10-02', '1769-10-02', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(220, 'Case of Captain Law who is given a regimen for managing the gout.', 'Checked EK 13/6/14', NULL, '1769-12-31', '1769-12-31', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(221, 'Case of Captain Johnston who is being treated for the gout.', NULL, NULL, '1769-07-18', '1769-07-18', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(222, 'Case of Mrs Johnston who has chronic rheumatism and is prescribed diaphoretics.', NULL, NULL, '1769-07-18', '1769-07-18', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(223, 'Case of George Lockhart, a healthy child whose parents seek advice in protecting him from illness.', NULL, NULL, '1769-11-16', '1769-11-16', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(224, 'Case of Mr Lockhart of Lee with \'senile catarrh\'.', 'Checked EK 13/6/14', NULL, '1769-07-00', '1769-07-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(225, 'Case of Mr Lockhart of Lee who had consulted Cullen in 1769.', NULL, NULL, '1774-11-04', '1774-11-04', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(226, 'Case of Mrs Mary Lockhart of Lee who has longstanding menstrual and stomach disorders.', NULL, NULL, '1769-05-20', '1787-07-20', 3, 'RECHECK', 'no'),
(227, 'Case of Mr Stewart at Elgin who Cullen considers \'gouty\'.', 'Linkage of ID:412 is tentative, but fits diagosis of gout on the stomach.  ID:415 might be a \'follow-up\' form Stewart to a missing letter from a physician to which ID:412 is the reply. DS', NULL, '1768-10-24', '1768-11-26', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(228, 'Case of William Ingram weak from a continued fever.', 'Checked EK 13/6/14', NULL, '1768-05-27', '1768-05-27', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(229, 'Case of James Dalziel [Dalzell] who is taking medicines for a bowel complaint. See also Case 381.', NULL, NULL, '1773-06-21', '1773-06-25', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(230, 'Case of Mrs Ann Oswald who is to undergo a mercurial treatment.', NULL, NULL, '1768-09-18', '1769-01-00', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(231, 'Case of Lieutenant William Waddell who took ill while riding home drunk, suffers a \'Cynic Spasm\' (facial paralysis) and undergoes a sweating treatment.', NULL, NULL, '1781-11-00', '1782-05-16', 7, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(232, 'Cases of Mrs Lamb and her two daughters who are prescribed a \'strengthening electuary\' and various other medicines.', NULL, NULL, '1764-05-21', '1765-03-11', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(233, 'Case of an unidentified man who provides details of how his sedentary habits have undermined his health.', NULL, NULL, '1764-01-29', '1764-01-29', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(234, 'Case of Mr Ker whose various disorders are attributed to weak nerves.', 'Checked EK 13/6/14', NULL, '1768-10-25', '1768-10-25', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(235, 'Case of Mrs Pinkerton who is provided with a strengthening regimen and medicines (mention of her leg discharging).', NULL, NULL, '1768-10-12', '1768-10-12', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(236, 'Case of Andrew Bonnar who is given advice on travel to avoid consumption.', 'Checked EK 13/6/14', NULL, '1768-09-29', '1768-09-29', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(237, 'Case of the Reverend  J. Nesfield diagnosed with a restricted bladder.', NULL, NULL, '1768-12-27', '1768-12-27', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(238, 'Case of Mr David Areskine who appears to have a weak stomach.', 'Checked EK 13/6/14', NULL, '1768-09-12', '1768-09-12', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(239, 'Case of Burnet Grieve, a young person who has been costive and has developed stiff legs.', NULL, NULL, '1788-11-13', '1788-11-14', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(240, 'Case of Mr Husband who has a bladder disorder.', 'Checked EK 13/6/14', NULL, '1768-06-08', '1768-06-08', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(241, 'Case of Mrs L, who \'suffered very great &amp; long fatigue attending a sick Husband\' some years ago, and has \'seldom been free from Stomach complaints\' since; she also has a vaginal discharge and a tumour in her breast. ', NULL, NULL, '1772-06-13', '1776-08-02', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(242, 'Case of Mr Scrimgeour whose \'complaints seem to be entirely Nervous affecting chiefly his Spirits &amp; Stomach\'. may be same patient as in Case 1014.', 'Checked EK 13/6/14; agree that this could be the same patient as Case 1014 but not enough evidence to confirm - EK', NULL, '1764-07-15', '1764-07-15', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(243, 'Case of an unnamed young woman with a lung condition.', NULL, NULL, '1764-12-14', '1764-12-14', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(244, 'Case of \'Mr W. F\', who is informed that his bowel condition is probably incurable.', 'Checked EK 18/6/14', NULL, '1764-08-00', '1764-08-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(245, 'Case of Colonel Napier who may be able to avoid surgery if he follows a strict regimen provided.', NULL, NULL, '1768-10-19', '1768-10-19', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(246, 'Case of Mrs Napier whose complaints Cullen attributes to \'a weakness of her nerves\'; she is to visit Moffat to take the waters.', 'CHECKED [FMac].', NULL, '1768-07-12', '1768-07-12', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(247, 'Case of Mrs Cochrane who is recovered but is told she has a weak stomach and nerves which will need care.', NULL, NULL, '1768-07-13', '1768-07-13', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(248, 'Case of Mrs Millar whose stomach disorder has stubbornly persisted despite Cullen\'s previous advice on regimen which he now revises to be more restrictive.', 'Checked EK 18/6/14', NULL, '1768-12-21', '1768-12-21', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(249, 'Case of Mr Mackie who has gout.', NULL, NULL, '1765-03-00', '1765-03-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(250, 'Case of Miss McGill with Pthisis.', 'Checked EK 18/6/14', NULL, '1769-12-00', '1769-12-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(251, 'Case of Mr Mee\'s \'friend\' which is venereal.', NULL, NULL, '1769-08-24', '1769-08-24', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(252, 'Case  reported by Mr Mee of an unnamed patient whose disorder is related to a number of tooth extractions.', 'Checked EK 18/6/14', NULL, '1769-05-20', '1769-05-20', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(253, 'Case of Mr Bryan Burrel [Burrell], a longer-term patient who is following a regimen and is prescribed a diaphoretic for suppressed perspiration.', NULL, NULL, '1773-09-00', '1774-04-00', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(254, 'Case of Mrs Chisholm whose only lingering complaint is a difficulty swallowing.', 'Checked EK 18/6/14', NULL, '1768-09-16', '1768-09-16', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(255, 'Case of Miss Renny who has a serious stomach disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1768-00-00', '1768-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(256, 'Case of the Lord Chief Justice Clerk (Sir Thomas Miller, Lord Glenlee), who has a stomach disorder.  See also Case:1423.', 'Checked EK 18/6/14', NULL, '1768-06-00', '1768-06-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(257, 'Case of Mr John Grey who has gout.', NULL, NULL, '1764-07-00', '1764-07-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(258, 'Case of Mrs Lindsay who is advised on regimen and given prescriptions for a strengthener and a laxative.', 'CHECKED [FMac].', NULL, '1769-08-00', '1769-08-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(260, 'Case of Mr David Bethune of Balfour who consulted Cullen previously over stomach complaints (See Case 34). Now also has an eye problem, head-pains, abdominal pains and increasing weakness. ', 'Should the 2 cases be run together? [MMG]', NULL, '1769-02-15', '1782-06-08', 20, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(261, 'Case of Miss Middleton with a stomach complaint.', 'is there a case here for merging these two docs? Updated to recheck for this reason only. MH', NULL, '1772-03-13', '1772-03-13', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(262, 'Case of Mrs Selby who is weak from a chest complaint.', 'Checked EK 18/6/14', NULL, '1769-07-27', '1769-07-27', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(263, 'Case of Mrs Wilkie prescribed diaphoretics.', NULL, NULL, '1769-10-02', '1769-10-02', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(264, 'Case of Mr Foster who is prescribed a regimen and laxative pills for his weak constitution.', 'Checked EK 18/6/14', NULL, '1769-09-10', '1769-09-10', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(265, 'Case of Mr Somervil who has a chest disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1769-08-30', '1769-08-30', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(266, 'Case of Mrs Matthews who has swollen legs.', 'Checked EK 18/6/14', NULL, '1769-03-23', '1769-03-23', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(267, 'Case of an unnamed female patient who has back pains and is being treated with baths and a regimen.', NULL, NULL, '1769-03-27', '1769-03-27', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(268, 'Case of \'Mister ----\', an unnamed child shose symptoms are considered nervous and related to his stage of growth.', 'Checked EK 18/6/14; NOPLACES linked to this case', NULL, '1769-03-00', '1769-03-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(269, 'Case of Mrs Perkins who is pregnant; Cullen fears that her uterine system and nerves are weakened and advises on regimen.', NULL, NULL, '1769-05-29', '1769-05-29', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(270, 'Case of Mr Andrew Stewart who is given detailed advice on diet and exercise to manage dyspepsia and plethora, with three recipes (purgative and laxative); also advised to winter in a warmer climate.', 'Emphasis on regimen, and avoiding cold etc suggests the undated comment 3643 is the same patient.', NULL, '1769-00-00', '1769-08-31', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(271, 'Case of Alexander \'Sandie\' Gillon which is causing Cullen concern.', NULL, NULL, '1769-06-20', '1769-06-20', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(272, 'Case of Miss Gillon who has a stomach disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1769-06-20', '1769-06-20', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(273, 'Case of Miss Burrell who Cullen must have treated earlier, but which he considers \'entirely nervous\'; advises a regimen and moving to southern France or Italy for the winter.', NULL, NULL, '1769-06-19', '1769-06-19', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(275, 'Case of Dr Skene\'s son with a topical condition of his leg which Cullen thinks is not scrofula.', NULL, NULL, '1769-03-02', '1769-03-02', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(276, 'Case of Mr Fleming which may be scrofulous.', 'Checked EK 18/6/14', NULL, '1768-06-30', '1768-06-30', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(277, 'Case of an unnamed patient of Dr Saunders\'s who has an inflammation of the breast (could be male or female).', NULL, NULL, '1768-12-23', '1768-12-23', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(278, 'Case of \'Mrs H of W\', who is given advice on how to manage her pregnancy to avoid a miscarriage.', 'Checked EK 18/6/14', NULL, '1768-05-26', '1768-05-26', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(279, 'Case of Mrs --- which is suspected of being venereal.', 'CHECKED [FMac].', NULL, '1768-06-04', '1768-06-04', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(280, 'Case of Mr Douglas who is given detailed instructions on undertaking a course of goat whey.', 'Checked EK 18/6/14', NULL, '1768-06-04', '1768-06-04', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(281, 'Case of Mr Hutton who is to take a course of mercury.', NULL, NULL, '1768-06-14', '1768-06-14', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(282, 'Case of Mr Gordon whose complaints are attributed to the gout going inwards.', 'Checked EK 18/6/14', NULL, '1768-06-05', '1768-06-05', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(283, 'Case of Mr Clark who continues to suffer from an intermittent fever.', NULL, NULL, '1768-06-04', '1768-06-04', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(284, 'Case of Governor James Glen who is advised to take a course of goat whey.', 'Checked EK 18/6/14', NULL, '1768-05-30', '1768-05-30', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(285, 'Case of Mr Forster which is diagnosed as having melancholy hypochondria.', NULL, NULL, '1765-03-11', '1765-03-11', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(286, 'Case of Mr Tait  who is still \'in danger of a consumption\'.', 'Checked EK 20/6/14', NULL, '1765-03-00', '1765-03-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(287, 'Case of Lady Gray who is given a regimen and a recipe to treat her \'fits\' (this  could allude to feverishness).', NULL, NULL, '1764-08-10', '1764-08-10', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no');
INSERT INTO `PROD_doc_case` (`case_id`, `case_desc`, `case_notes_internal`, `case_notes_external`, `min_date`, `max_date`, `num_docs`, `case_status`, `case_feature`) VALUES
(288, 'Case of Mr Baillie who is given directions for a regimen involving rustication and the taking of cow whey.', '[RECHECK  - query raised regarding \'rustication\' [FMac]]; Rechecked by EK 20/6/14; couldn\'t see problem with \'rustication\' - EK]', NULL, '1765-03-00', '1765-03-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(289, 'Case of Miss Campbell who is advised to follow a \'steady regimen\'.', NULL, NULL, '1765-03-00', '1765-03-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(290, 'Case of an unnamed gentleman whose cough, asthma and epilepsy may not relate to a fall he once had (as reported in an untraced letter from Mr Farquhar.', 'CHECKED EK 20/6/14', NULL, '1764-11-16', '1764-11-16', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(291, 'Case of an unnamed female patient whose illness is attributed initially to \'the passions of the mind\'.', 'CHECKED (FM)', NULL, '1755-03-09', '1755-03-09', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(292, 'Case of unnamed male patient (identified as Lord Hopetoun) who has had a fall and suffers from gout, gravel and other disorders.', '', NULL, '1756-01-24', '1756-01-24', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(293, 'Case of an unnamed man who answers questions concerning his \'gleets\' and (disturbed?) dreams.', 'CHECKED (FM)', 'Case of an unnamed man who answers questions concerning his \'gleets\' and (disturbed?) dreams.', '1758-10-26', '1758-10-26', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(295, 'Case of an unnamed female patient being treated for schirrus breasts.', NULL, NULL, '1770-02-02', '1770-02-02', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(296, 'Case of an unnamed female patient who has had a miscarriage and suffers stomach problems after a surfeit of cucumbers.', 'Checked EK 20/6/14', NULL, '1770-01-02', '1770-01-02', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(297, 'Case of Mrs Richmond who is given a regimen after being weakened by miscarriages.', NULL, NULL, '1770-12-08', '1770-12-08', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(298, 'Case of \'Dr Ogilvy\'s friend\' who is prescribed a strengthener, an antispasmodic and a chalybeate.', 'Checked EK 23/6/14', NULL, '1770-11-00', '1770-11-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(299, 'Case Miss Stanger [sister? of Hannah Stanger] , whose uterine disorder is attributed to a general debility.', NULL, NULL, '1782-01-12', '1782-02-24', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(300, 'Case of William Hogg who has ulcers and then a severe cough.', 'Patient died in 1787. [MMG]', NULL, '1781-05-29', '1782-04-29', 10, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(301, 'Case of Mrs Wyvill who has a disease of the breast.', '', NULL, '1781-06-14', '1782-02-21', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(302, 'Case of Mr William Leslie who has had a locked jaw and pain in his left cheek. As he remarks, Leslie consulted Cullen for rheumatism back in 1774-5 (See Case:466).', NULL, NULL, '1781-10-14', '1781-10-27', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(303, 'Case of Mrs Lockart who, despite a recent accident, has basically good health though she needs to manage her delicate constitution.', NULL, NULL, '1770-09-12', '1770-09-12', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(304, 'Case of Mr Maclean prescribed various medicines.', NULL, 'These two case-book entries are assumed to be related as they are sequential.', '1770-09-08', '1770-09-08', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(305, 'Case of Miss Munro who has a chest complaint and \'tumours\' who is given directions on taking the waters at Moffat.', NULL, NULL, '1770-04-18', '1770-04-18', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(306, 'Case of Mr John Sinclair who has a kidney complaint which may be gravel.', 'Checked EK 23/6/14', NULL, '1770-09-02', '1770-09-02', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(307, 'Case of Mr Reid who is given a regimen to help alleviate his \'suffocating fits\' and manage his delicate constitution.', NULL, NULL, '1770-09-00', '1770-09-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(308, 'Case of Mr Peter Murray who has a weak stomach.', 'Checked EK 23/6/14', NULL, '1770-05-14', '1770-05-14', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(309, 'Case of Mrs Yelloly who has pains in her stomach and limbs.', NULL, NULL, '1770-05-23', '1770-05-23', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(310, 'Case of Mr Grey who is suspected of having consumption.', 'Checked EK 23/6/14', NULL, '1771-12-13', '1771-12-13', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(311, 'Case of Mr Baillie of Carnbrue, prescribed an aperient and an anodyne.', 'checked before all docs were at level 2. recheck flag in place.MH', NULL, '1771-06-06', '1788-06-19', 2, 'RECHECK', 'no'),
(312, 'Case of Sir George Colbrook [Colebroke] who is advised over a \'feverish disposition\'.', 'Case CHECKED by DS 16/1/14', NULL, '1771-10-00', '1771-11-00', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(313, 'Case of Mr Wood diagnosed as \'Hydrothorax\'.', NULL, NULL, '1771-00-00', '1771-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(314, 'Case of Lady Abercrombie [Abercromby] who is pale and short of breath; she believes she may be jaundiced.', 'RECHECK - possible duplicate raised [FMac].', NULL, '1775-01-09', '1775-02-26', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(315, 'Case of the Countess of Aberdeen who has a menstrual irregularity.', NULL, NULL, '1776-07-27', '1777-01-22', 6, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(316, 'Case of Mr Robert Neilson with a chronic, progressive illness, probably pulmonary (consumption) but possible cardiac. After a gap, in early January 1782, Cullen confirms that Neilson\'s condition is terminal. An autopsy soon follows.', NULL, NULL, '1779-02-16', '1782-01-25', 22, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(317, 'Case of Mr Stewart who is offered advice for acidity, hiccoughs and  vomiting. ', NULL, NULL, '1770-08-30', '1770-08-30', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(318, 'Case of Mr Cumming who has a long and complex history of chest complaints, fever and stomach problems.', 'CHECKED [FMac].', ' May be the same patient as a [CASE-1351-LINK]later case[/CASE].', '1771-01-00', '1775-11-24', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(319, 'Case of Mr Stewart whose condition is attributed to \'lax solids and weak nerves\'.', NULL, NULL, '1771-10-00', '1771-10-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(320, 'Case of Mr Charles Abercrombie whose symptoms are attributed to weak nerves.', 'Checked EK 23/6/14', NULL, '1771-08-03', '1771-08-03', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(321, 'Case of Captain Henderson who is treated for flatulence and rheumatism.', '', NULL, '1771-10-00', '1771-10-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(322, 'Case of a boy who has swallowed halfpenny.', 'Checked EK 23/6/14', NULL, '1771-10-20', '1771-10-20', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(323, 'Case of Miss Bethune at Kilconquhar whose has a weak stomach.', NULL, NULL, '1771-01-07', '1771-01-07', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(324, 'Case of the Hon. Captain Malcom Ramsay who has jaundice after catching an \'intermitting fever\' while serving in America.', '', NULL, '1771-10-00', '1772-07-20', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(325, 'Case of Mrs Baillie who has a problem with her bowels. ', NULL, NULL, '1771-07-27', '1771-07-27', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(326, 'Case of a \'young gentleman\' in Shetland who has skin eruptions.', 'DE-LINK [apart from seemingly accidental link to case 327, this case seems fine - Checked EK 23/6/14]', NULL, '1771-10-14', '1771-10-14', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(327, 'Case of Mr Bowman who is given a regimen for a vascular complaint now receding.', NULL, NULL, '1771-08-19', '1771-08-19', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(328, 'Case of John McAlester, a boy who has recovered enough to walk, but who is still deaf. See also the later case from 1785.', NULL, NULL, '1774-10-05', '1776-06-30', 7, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(329, 'Case of Miss Beckie Glassford who is suffering from various weakening symptoms, including a bad cough.', NULL, NULL, '1779-10-10', '1779-11-30', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(330, 'Case of John Glassford, the \'Tobacco Lord\' who suffers from a long-term stomach complaint which eventually proves fatal. Includes post-mortem report. Internal reference implies he was Cullen\'s patient in 1768, though no letters are extant.', NULL, NULL, '1776-02-10', '1783-08-29', 11, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(331, 'Case of Captain Corsan who is diagnosed with gonorrhea.', NULL, NULL, '1775-00-00', '1775-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(332, 'Case of \'W. L.\' who has been suffering from a cough since catching cold after sleeping in a garret room.', 'Case CHECKED by DS 17/2/14', NULL, '1775-02-00', '1775-02-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(333, 'Case of Mr Kennedy whose disease Cullen considers to be \'entirely epileptic\'.', NULL, NULL, '1775-06-24', '1777-08-30', 8, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(334, 'Case of James Muir who is diagnosed with a \'suffocating asthma\'.', 'Checked EK 23/6/14', NULL, '1762-02-07', '1762-02-07', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(335, 'Case of John Oswald, Bishop of Raphoe, who is diagnosed with an obstruction of the liver.', NULL, NULL, '1779-11-14', '1779-11-23', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(336, 'Case of Alexander Campbell who is suffering from various symptoms after spending some time in the West Indies.', 'Linking these even though they\'re several years apart - symptoms match as well as name. All case CHECKED by DS, 21/2/14', 'These  letters have been linked as one case for, although 2 years apart, the name and symptoms match closely. ', '1775-03-08', '1777-03-13', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(337, 'Case of Mr Innes of Muriefold who is suffering from frequent coughs and stomach complaints.', '', NULL, '1780-03-18', '1780-04-00', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(338, 'Case of Miss---- of Orkney\' who is prescribed salts, an electuary and and aperient. She may be the same patient as  in Case 339.', NULL, NULL, '1771-06-00', '1771-06-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(339, 'Case of Miss Traill of Orkney who visits Cullen who finds her condition, a kind of \'lepra\', rather  \'anomalous\' but the result of \'weakness and irritability\'. Has consulted Cullen earlier so maybe same person as Case 338.', '', NULL, '1774-09-04', '1776-11-22', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(340, 'Case of Lord Stonefield\'s son who is to be inoculated against smallpox.', NULL, NULL, '1771-08-08', '1771-08-20', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(341, 'Case of an unnamed male patient from Shetland who has a restricted gullet.', NULL, NULL, '1771-08-00', '1771-08-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(342, 'Case of an unnamed male patient who has had ague and is dropsical.', 'Checked EK 20/6/14', NULL, '1771-09-28', '1771-09-28', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(343, 'Case of Mr Welsh, who has a swollen leg after he injured it in a fall in April 1775. ', NULL, NULL, '1775-10-00', '1775-10-15', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(344, 'Case of Colonel Charles (later Earl) Grey, who is prescribed various medicines not all of which agree with him.', 'Case CHECKED by DS 16/2/14', NULL, '1772-00-00', '1772-02-06', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(345, 'Case of Mr Turner\'s daughter reported as having \'a Haemoptoe preceeded by and accompanied with a fixed pain about the middle of the sternum\' and who is now dying of advanced consumption.', NULL, NULL, '1772-07-30', '1772-07-30', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(347, 'Case of an unnamed female patient with a genito-urinary disorder not thought to be venereal.', NULL, NULL, '1772-03-07', '1772-03-07', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(348, 'Case of the sister of Gilbert Blane who suffers from stomach paroxysms.', 'Case CHECKED by DS on 8/5/14', NULL, '1772-06-30', '1772-07-00', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(349, 'Case of Mr Greigson, who is spitting blood.', '', NULL, '1775-11-10', '1776-02-26', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(350, 'Case of Miss Porterfield who has a weak stomach.', 'Checked EK 25/6/14', NULL, '1773-07-16', '1773-07-16', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(351, 'Case of Captain Moncrief who has a weak stomach and bowels.', NULL, NULL, '1773-07-13', '1773-08-28', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(352, 'Case of Mr Francis who has a weak stomach.', 'Checked EK 25/6/14', NULL, '1773-06-25', '1773-06-25', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(353, 'Case of the elderly Mr Wilson who has gout and breathing difficulties.', 'CHECKED [FMac].', NULL, '1773-11-01', '1773-11-01', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(354, 'Case of Mr Robertson who is advised on regimen to secure a long-term cure.', 'Case CHECKED by DS 17/2/14', NULL, '1773-07-22', '1773-07-22', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(355, 'Case of Mr Ferguson who is advised on cold bathing for his \'fits\'. See also Case 1466.', NULL, NULL, '1773-07-31', '1773-07-31', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(356, 'Case of Captain Patrick Ferguson, who has bilious and other complaints after military service overseas, and has also been previously treated with mercury for syphilis.', NULL, NULL, '1775-02-26', '1775-07-26', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(357, 'Case of Mr Livingston of Parkhall whose current condition is not to be attributed to an earlier diisorder concerning his ankles.', NULL, NULL, '1774-04-01', '1774-04-01', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(358, 'Case of John Rogers who describes his own case as \'melancholy\'\', but  enclosed details untraced. ', 'Checked EK 25/6/14', NULL, '1774-03-28', '1774-03-28', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(359, 'Case of Stair Baillie whose is assured his disorder is not venereal.', NULL, NULL, '1774-08-10', '1774-08-10', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(360, 'Case of Mr Hedworth Williamson, who has had convulsions. ', NULL, NULL, '1774-08-00', '1774-10-24', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(361, 'Case of Mr [Archibald?] Buchanan who calls on Cullen over his chest pains and cough.', 'Linkage tentative, but strong internal evidence implies these letters refer to the same patient. DS', NULL, '1776-02-00', '1776-03-12', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(362, 'Case of Mr Pearson who has a lot of long-term symptoms, including \'low spirits\' and \'suppressed urine\'.', NULL, NULL, '1779-11-09', '1780-02-07', 7, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(363, 'Case of Miss Peggy Neilson seriously ill with sores, breathing problems and a \'hectic\', which eventually proves fatal.', NULL, NULL, '1779-02-02', '1782-01-23', 7, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(364, 'Case of Lord Daer (Basil Douglas), whose symptoms leave his family concerned that he may have consumption.', NULL, NULL, '1780-04-10', '1782-08-08', 7, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(365, 'Case of Lady Mary Douglas diagnosed with a \'weakness of her bowels\'.', '', NULL, '1777-10-06', '1777-12-24', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(366, 'Case of John Douglas, younger son of the Earl of Selkirk, who is \'liable to opthlalmia\'.', NULL, NULL, '1776-04-28', '1782-03-04', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(367, 'Case of Alexander Douglas, younger son of the Earl of Selkirk, with measles. Includes an earlier, isolated letter advising Selkirk on how to treat measles.', NULL, NULL, '1780-03-06', '1782-03-04', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(368, 'Case of David McLean who sends a very long account of his various \'nervous\' symptoms following an injury to his foot; later, in 1784, he contacts Cullen again over the ill-effects of living in a damp house.', NULL, NULL, '1779-06-01', '1784-06-03', 8, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(369, 'Case of Robert Ligertwood who believes himself to have a \'nervous weakness\'.', NULL, NULL, '1777-02-06', '1781-09-03', 11, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(370, 'Case of an unnamed slave with epilepsy at Charleston, South Carolina.', 'Checked EK 25/6/14', NULL, '1774-11-26', '1774-11-26', 1, 'CHECKED', 'yes'),
(371, 'Case of an unnamed man residing in Sweden, suffering from fits.', NULL, NULL, '1772-03-07', '1772-03-07', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(372, 'Case of Master Bell, an infant with paralysis of the legs after a fever.', NULL, NULL, '1777-01-23', '1777-08-19', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(373, 'Case of David Russell with various symptoms including genito-urinary problems.', '4017 is a bit anomolous, but may have been written to Russell\'s wife (as it does seem to be about the same patient). All the others tally.', NULL, '1777-01-00', '1777-03-19', 7, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(374, 'Case of Miss Sinclair with a severe cough and various other symptoms.', NULL, NULL, '1774-09-04', '1774-09-14', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(375, 'Case of Captain Garrick who is prescribed a laxative electuary and pectoral mixture. ', NULL, NULL, '1774-04-11', '1774-04-11', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(376, 'Case of the Reverend Mr Ramsay who is instructed to use a bathing machine.', 'Checked EK 25/6/14', NULL, '1774-09-23', '1774-09-23', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(377, 'Case of Mr Taylor with gravel in the kidneys.', NULL, NULL, '1773-09-00', '1774-04-17', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(378, 'Case of Mr Smart at Wark with gravel in the kidneys.', NULL, NULL, '1773-09-00', '1774-04-17', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(379, 'Case of Miss Rutherford whose ailments are \'liable to be tedious & obstinate\'.', NULL, NULL, '1774-04-18', '1774-04-18', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(380, 'Case of James McCall with \'a kind of Eresipealous affection\'.', 'Checked EK 25/6/14', NULL, '1772-05-17', '1772-05-17', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(381, 'Case of Mr James Dalzell whose stomach disorder is attributed to his breathing in \'fumes of fluxes\'. He was undergoing treatment a year earlier (See Case 229).', 'CHECKED [FMac].', NULL, '1774-08-10', '1774-08-10', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(382, 'Case of Captain Skene whose recent \'attack\' is blamed on cold milk.', NULL, NULL, '1774-11-14', '1774-11-14', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(383, 'Case of Mr McKinlay, who has had vertigo and now has opthalmia.', NULL, NULL, '1774-01-12', '1774-01-12', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(384, 'Case of Mr Campbell who has a swollen testicle and may have a hernia.', 'Checked EK 25/6/14', NULL, '1774-03-26', '1774-03-26', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(385, 'Case of Reverend Mr Grant who is prescribed an eye wash.', NULL, NULL, '1774-10-06', '1774-10-06', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(386, 'Case of Mr Crauford [Crawford] of Milton\'s brother who is asthmatic.', 'Checked EK 25/6/14', NULL, '1773-08-18', '1773-08-18', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(387, 'Case of Mr Crauford [Crawford] of Doonside who is being treated for gout.', NULL, NULL, '1776-06-03', '1776-06-20', 7, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(388, 'Case of Mr Tait who is given a regimen to alleviate the ill-effects of his sedentary life.', 'Checked EK 25/6/14', NULL, '1773-07-00', '1773-07-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(389, 'Case of Mrs Hopekirk who is diagnosed as having an obstructed pylorus.', NULL, NULL, '1773-02-00', '1773-02-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(390, 'Case of the Revd J. Adam whose health collapsed in the West Indies and who now suffers from fits of flighting pains and hectic fevers.', NULL, NULL, '1783-10-12', '1783-10-12', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(391, 'Case of Mr Scott who has gout. May also be Case 997.', NULL, NULL, '1773-09-18', '1773-09-18', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(392, 'Cases communicated by Charles Broughton, a London surgeon, who sends Cullen letters detailing the successful use of his proprietary ointment that is supposed to cure tumours.', NULL, NULL, '1772-10-07', '1774-08-18', 8, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(393, 'Case of Peggy Campbell with consumption.', NULL, NULL, '1773-06-29', '1773-06-29', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(395, 'Case of Prof. Watson\'s daughter who has opthalmia.', NULL, NULL, '1773-10-11', '1773-10-11', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(396, 'Case of Mr Anstruther with debility.', 'Checked EK 25/6/14', NULL, '1773-09-00', '1773-09-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(397, 'Case of Mr Gauvner who has a lung complaint.', NULL, NULL, '1773-01-00', '1773-01-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(398, 'Case of David Callander who is suffering from a swollen testicle.', 'Checked EK 25/6/14', NULL, '1773-08-29', '1773-08-29', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(399, 'Case of Mr Wood with a \'latent fever\'.', NULL, NULL, '1773-01-30', '1773-01-30', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(400, 'Case of a 38-year-old man who has suffered from a variety of symptoms since being \'seized with a tertian Ague\' some years previously.', 'Checked EK 25/6/14', NULL, '1773-03-00', '1773-03-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(401, 'Case of Mr Strachan [Strahan], who is advised over taking a carriage journey to ease a weak stomach with detailed instructions concerning travel, diet and medications.', NULL, NULL, '1772-11-30', '1772-11-30', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(402, 'Case of Lieutenant Bagold at Fort George, whose treatment, which includes the wearing of tight buckskin breeches, has caused him to sweat.', 'CHECKED [FMac].', NULL, '1773-07-07', '1773-07-07', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(403, 'Case of Case of William G of Gordonstoun, who has suffered from a \'venereal taint\' since being sent to Jamaica as a teenager.', 'CHECKED by DS 17/2/14\n', NULL, '1773-06-20', '1773-06-20', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(404, 'Case of Mr Chisholm of Stirches\', who is being treated for \'tumours\' on throat and lungs, and who is \'hectic\'.', 'Checked EK 25/6/14', NULL, '1773-09-27', '1773-09-27', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(405, 'Case of Mrs Ord who Cullen thinks may have gout.', NULL, NULL, '1773-03-01', '1773-03-25', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(406, 'Case of unnamed patient with case \'an uncommon Itching & Pain\' in the nose\'.', 'Checked EK 25/6/14', NULL, '1773-04-26', '1773-04-26', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(407, 'Case of Mr Richardson, examined on the road to Kelso, who has a disordered stomach.', NULL, NULL, '1773-03-16', '1773-03-16', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(408, 'Case of Mr Russell whose long-standing complaints include asthma and skin eruptions.', 'Checked EK 25/6/14', NULL, '1773-06-24', '1773-06-24', 1, 'RECHECK', 'no'),
(409, 'Case of Thomas Christie who writes at length about his own nervous symptoms. ', 'Doc ID 6171 is not part of this case [MMG]', NULL, '1773-03-00', '1776-05-14', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(410, 'Case of Mrs Ascough who requires strengthening powders.', 'Checked EK 25/6/14', NULL, '1773-06-05', '1773-06-05', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(411, 'Case of Mr Joseph King who has consulted many physicians for a condition which includes \'purging\' [loose bowels].', '', NULL, '1773-03-21', '1773-03-21', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(412, 'Case of Mr Maxwell, a \'young gentleman with a cough and pain in his side\'.', 'Checked EK 25/6/14', NULL, '1773-03-17', '1773-03-17', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(413, 'Cases of David Mitchell who has a lung disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1773-04-16', '1773-04-16', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(414, 'Case of an unnamed man suspected of having gonorrhea.', 'CHECKED [FMac].', NULL, '1773-04-07', '1773-04-07', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(415, 'Case of Miss Davidson with a \'hectic\' fever (may be same patient as Case 805).', NULL, NULL, '1773-04-08', '1773-04-08', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(416, 'Case of Mr Edward Burrow(es) at Port Glasgow who is being treated for kidney stone.', 'Checked EK 25/6/14', NULL, '1773-03-14', '1773-03-14', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(417, 'Case of Mrs Barclay, who has an \'inflammatory pain\' in her side which Cullen thinks may be evidence of a lung condition.', NULL, NULL, '1773-04-08', '1773-04-08', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(418, 'Case of Mr Kincraig (Kinrage?) who is rusticated for a stomach (?) disorder.', 'Checked EK 25/6/14', NULL, '1773-08-18', '1773-08-18', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(419, 'Case of Mr Sinclair of Harpsdale\', who has been \'troubled with a scorbutic eruption on the back of his hand\'.', 'Case CHECKED by DS 16/2/14\n', NULL, '1772-07-18', '1772-07-18', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(420, 'Case of an unnamed female patient from Orkney, suffering from \'scrophulous complaints\' for several years. Cullen had been giving advice on her treatment over the previous two years.', 'Case CHECKED by DS 16.1.14', NULL, '1772-04-16', '1772-07-18', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(422, 'Case of Mrs Arnot of Conuchy, who is aged 80 and has a sudden illness.', NULL, NULL, '1778-00-00', '1778-08-30', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(423, 'Case of the Right Honourable Lady Katherine Gordon whose complaints are attributed to her youth and who is recommended sea bathing.', NULL, NULL, '1772-06-26', '1772-06-26', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(424, 'Case of Baillie Rodger, who has suffered a paralytic attack.', 'Checked EK 25/6/14', NULL, '1772-06-02', '1772-06-02', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(425, 'Case of \'Miss I\', who has had pains in her shoulder and leg.', NULL, NULL, '1772-02-07', '1772-02-07', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(426, 'Case of nine children inoculated against small-pox by Greenock surgeon Gavin Fullarton.', 'Have recommended change in doucment order, so that cover letter appears first. JOB 12/12/14', NULL, '1772-04-14', '1772-04-14', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(427, 'Case of J. Muir being sweated by taking Dover\'s Powders.', NULL, NULL, '1772-02-07', '1772-02-07', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(428, 'Case of Mr Fraser, whose \'complaints amount to no formed disease but are  merely symptoms of a constitution which by various accident has  been a little shaken\'.', 'Checked EK 25/6/14', NULL, '1772-09-23', '1772-09-23', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(430, 'Case of \'an extraordinary Cure performed by the use of Clivers otherwise Goose Grass\' communciated to Cullen by Mrs Baillie of Mellerstain, through other parties.', NULL, NULL, '1771-08-19', '1771-08-19', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(431, 'Case of an unnamed \'young lady\' who has been excessively bled after suffering giddiness.', NULL, NULL, '1774-00-00', '1774-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(432, 'Case of Mr Aberdeen who has the gout.', 'Checked EK 25/6/14', NULL, '1774-07-05', '1774-07-05', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(433, 'Case of Mr Campbell who was given a regimen by the late Dr John Gregory for managing his gout. Could be same patient as Case 89.', NULL, NULL, '1772-12-22', '1774-11-09', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(434, 'Case of Hugh Fraser who has a very serious abdominal condition.', 'RECHECK - note by DS on Mr Masterson in DOC ID 925 has been flagged for follow up [FMac].', NULL, '1774-10-26', '1774-11-00', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(435, 'Case of Miss St Claire [Sinclair] who has a \'nervous affection\' of the blood and eyes. No obvious connection with Case 374 beyond proximity of date.', NULL, NULL, '1774-09-21', '1774-09-21', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(436, 'Case of the teenage Miss Murray of Broughton who has a log-standing pulmonary complaint and eventually starts to spit blood.', 'Patient died in 1777. [MMG] Merge physicians, as noted on PERS ID descriptions. Merged into Gilchrist 115. DS.', NULL, '1775-01-20', '1776-08-31', 6, 'PROV. DUPLICATE', 'no'),
(437, 'Case of Mrs Sloane whose complaints date back to a fall from a horse. ', NULL, NULL, '1776-03-00', '1776-03-03', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(438, 'Case of Mr Alexander Dunbar, adolescent son of Captain Dunbar of Westfield who has been \'subject to irregular &amp; wandering Pains of his Belly\' since infancy and who develops severe back pain, dizziness and an inability to stand.', 'CHECKED [FMac].', NULL, '1776-02-21', '1776-07-23', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(439, 'Case of William Niven concerning \'a Complaint in the lower Part of my Belly\'.', NULL, NULL, '1774-10-10', '1774-10-10', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(440, 'Case of Robert Gordon who is given instructions on using  a \'bathing machine\' and later advised against going to Bath.', 'Potential duplication of patient submitted. JOB 12/12/14', NULL, '1774-04-05', '1775-11-28', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(441, 'Case of Mr Yeaman whose symptoms began with a cold.', NULL, NULL, '1774-01-12', '1774-01-12', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(442, 'Case of Master Sandilands, a \"noble youth\" with a growth on the right side of his ribs and skin eruptions.', NULL, NULL, '1774-06-10', '1774-06-10', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(443, 'Case of Mr Henry Lochead who regularly travels between Virginia and Glasgow who has a genito-urinary complaint which may be venereal. ', 'The isolated letter in 1787 has been assumed to be the same \'Harry Lochead\', a long-term  patient.', NULL, '1774-04-02', '1787-07-00', 12, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(445, 'Case of John Ilderton who has a lung complaint.', NULL, NULL, '1774-10-17', '1774-10-17', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(446, 'Case of Mr MacArthur [McArthur] in Paris who has a \'tertian ague\'.', 'RECHECK - person query raised [FMac]. [don\'t see any issues with the people -Checked EK 25/6/14]', NULL, '1774-10-25', '1774-10-25', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(447, 'Case of the brother of Dr John Gilchrist who is being treated for a scrophulous condition with Charles Broughton\'s ointment.', NULL, NULL, '1774-09-02', '1774-09-02', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(448, 'Case of Mr Tillard who reports that he has \'dyspepsia\'.', 'Checked EK 25/6/14', NULL, '1774-07-29', '1774-07-29', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(449, 'Case of  an unnamed female patient \'afflicted with Rheumatic pains in different parts of her Body\'.', NULL, NULL, '1774-03-09', '1774-03-09', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(450, 'Case of Mr Stewart with rheumatic pains and melancholy.', 'Checked EK 25/6/14', NULL, '1774-02-23', '1774-02-23', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(451, 'Case of Mr Mylred, a judge on the Isle of Man who has become partially paralysed and largely lost his faculties, which might stem from an untreated  venereal confection. His friends are considering placing him in a private mad-house.', NULL, NULL, '1774-03-05', '1774-03-17', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(452, 'Case of an unnamed patient in St Petersburg with a venereal complaint.', 'Checked EK 25/6/14', NULL, '1774-08-14', '1774-08-14', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(453, 'Case of an unnamed male patient who suffered a fall.', NULL, NULL, '1774-03-18', '1774-03-18', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(454, 'Case of Mr Innes who is given detailed directions for travel.', 'Checked EK 25/6/14', NULL, '1774-11-28', '1774-11-28', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(455, 'Case of Miss Jane Innes who has a long-term cough (consumption) which eventually proves fatal.', NULL, NULL, '1777-05-16', '1778-07-04', 10, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(456, 'Case of Mr. A. C., who has a variety of symptoms. including abdominal swelling and evening fever.', 'Checked EK 25/6/14', NULL, '1774-04-27', '1774-04-27', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(457, 'Case of Mrs Clarkson, prescribed strengthening and laxative prescriptions.', NULL, NULL, '1774-05-29', '1774-05-29', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(458, 'Case of an unnamed correspondent regarding the history of a 24-year-old woman who has been suffering from headaches, with the pain now extending to the stomach and oesophagus.', 'Checked EK 25/6/14', NULL, '1774-02-09', '1774-02-09', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(459, 'Case of Archibald McIntyre\'s brother who has recently been sweated.', NULL, NULL, '1774-02-21', '1775-02-21', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(460, 'Case of an unnamed young female patient; Cullen needs more details but gives advice on regimen.', 'Checked EK 25/6/14', NULL, '1774-02-23', '1774-02-23', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(461, 'Case of \'Mr J. J.\' diagnosed with rheumatism and palsy.', NULL, NULL, '1774-05-24', '1774-05-24', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(462, 'Case of the wife of Dr Louis Odier of Geneva, who has a chest complaint.', 'Checked EK 25/6/14', NULL, '1774-02-14', '1774-02-14', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(463, 'Case of General Scott who is prescribed a laxative.', NULL, NULL, '1774-11-22', '1774-11-22', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(464, 'Case of Captain Graham, prescribed an aperient.', 'Checked EK 25/6/14', NULL, '1774-06-21', '1774-06-21', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(465, 'Case of Mr Hamilton who has an eye inflammation.', NULL, NULL, '1774-06-14', '1774-06-14', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(466, 'Case of Mr Leslie whose symptoms are considered rheumatic rather than gouty. He is travelling to Bath for treatment.  Leslie consults Cullen again, over a locked, painful jaw, in 1781 (see Case:302).', NULL, NULL, '1774-07-11', '1775-03-11', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(467, 'Case of an anoymised patient from Christiansund (Kristiansund, Norway), for whom Cullen recommends a regimen and a laxative and diaphoretic.', NULL, NULL, '1774-07-11', '1774-07-11', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(468, 'Case of \'Mr G. C.\', a young Gentlemen about eighteen years of age, who \'began to be affected with a very singular cough\'.', 'Checked EK 25/6/14', NULL, '1774-10-21', '1774-10-21', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(469, 'Case of Mrs Chalmers who is bedridden, and in a very weak and incontinent state. ', ' [Lauren, 2 additional letters linked. Dates may possibly be inferred from incoming letters. Please ask Jenny or Mark to have them assigned. DS] Assigned doc 5143 and 5149. MH. Prompted by case issue report I have delinked 4 letters which related to another mrs chambers, DS.', NULL, '1785-09-00', '1785-09-25', 5, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(470, 'Case of Mr John Hunter who is being advised over a discharge on his leg and for dropsy jointly by Cullen and Dr Monro.', '4187 is tentative. There are several Hunters in the border region and one at Ayr. Revisit. - I think it is the same case from symptoms &amp; c. - MMG. I agree with MMG (FM).\n\n*****Notes to DS: \n(1) Please update Public Description of letter 4049 based on Internal Notes (and see also Internal Notes on letter 4174.) \n(2) I\'m about to suggest \'Turner\'s Cerate\' as a proprietary ingredient. If approved, XML markup in letters 4137 & 4207 will need updating. \n(3) For research purposes, you may be interested in knowing that this case originally included a number of additional letters, which are not part of the project (lost?): Cullen to Hunter, 10 June 1777; Wood to Hunter, some time before 7 July 1777; Monro to Hunter, mid-July 1777; Hunter to Cullen, before 15 September 1777; and Johnstone to Cullen, early November 1777. (FM)', NULL, '1777-05-04', '1778-01-29', 10, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(471, 'Case of Mr Alexander Craig who has swollen legs.', NULL, NULL, '1780-03-03', '1780-04-03', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(472, 'Case of Mr Waldie of Hinderside which proves fatal.', NULL, NULL, '1780-09-05', '1780-09-24', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(473, 'Case of George Waldie of Hinderside, whose illness began with a cold but has recently been aggravated by the shock of his father\'s recent death.', NULL, NULL, '1780-10-28', '1781-01-29', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(474, 'Case of Henry Watt who initially reports a bad cough and \'tumours\' on his ribs; he is subsequently treated for swollen joints and severe rheumatic pains.', NULL, 'Letters 1958, 1984, 1992, 1996 are all dictated by the same scribe as he writes \"you\" as \"yow\" with a definate \"w\" when compared with that when used in \"now\".', '1780-06-00', '1781-03-27', 13, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(475, 'Case of Miss Semple (Simple), a teenage girl who suffers from excess salivation and loss of appetite attributed to having had smallpox.', '', NULL, '1778-12-16', '1779-02-18', 7, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(476, 'Case of the brother of Mr Patrick Campbell at Greenock who has dysentery and a discharging issue.', NULL, NULL, '1778-02-20', '1778-02-23', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(477, 'Case of Mr Livingston (Livingstone) who is suffering from severe headaches and loss of sleep.', NULL, NULL, '1781-11-01', '1781-12-10', 6, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(478, 'Case of \'Collector\' Hunter who has paralysis down one side of his face.', 'Checked EK 25/6/14', NULL, '1775-04-05', '1775-04-05', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(479, 'Case of Mrs Widdrington weakened by nursing her husband who died recently.', NULL, NULL, '1780-03-19', '1780-03-26', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(480, 'Case of Colonel Maxwell who is given directions for managing his weak stomach.', 'Checked EK 25/6/14', NULL, '1775-00-00', '1775-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(481, 'Case of Mrs Anne Stewart who as a \'soar Breast\' from nursing and a spot on her hand which she fears is scurvy.', NULL, NULL, '1775-01-17', '1775-01-22', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(482, 'Case of Miss Anne Downman, sister of Dr Hugh Downman, who has suffered from hysterical symptoms and urinary tract ailments since the death of a brother in 1771.', 'The circumstances of dating for this case is a little unusual - it appears as though the case note were written a year prior to the author approaching Cullen, and because it was thus dated, has at some point been rearranged within the collection of material so as to be bundled with other documents from that year.', 'The circumstances of dating for this case is a little unusual - it appears as though the case note were written a year prior to the author approaching Cullen, and because it was thus dated, has at some point been rearranged within the collection of material so as to be bundled with other documents from that year.', '1774-02-07', '1775-03-14', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(484, 'Case of Miss Shaw who is concerning the surgical removal of a tumour on her finger.', 'Checked EK 25/6/14', NULL, '1775-04-24', '1775-04-24', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(485, 'Case of Miss B. Robertson at Eyemouth who suffers breathlessness.', NULL, NULL, '1776-09-28', '1776-11-18', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(486, 'Case of Mr John Grey (Senior) at Alnwick, who has diabetes. He is under the local care of Dr Henry Richardson.', '', NULL, '1775-01-10', '1775-04-15', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(487, 'Case of Mrs Beattie with throat and stomach problems.  ', NULL, NULL, '1775-00-00', '1775-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(488, 'Case of Matthew Reid of Leicester who consulted Cullen in person in August 1774 over feverish, night \'fits\' which abate but then return.', NULL, NULL, '1775-01-14', '1776-10-03', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(489, 'Case of Sir Everard McIntyre who has a fever.', NULL, NULL, '1775-04-01', '1775-04-01', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(490, 'Case of Mr Crawfuird of Ardmillard who presents varied symptoms of mental confusion, including dreaming \'awake\'.', '', NULL, '1779-02-02', '1779-04-00', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(491, 'Case of Mrs Dalgleish who has stomach complaints.', NULL, NULL, '1775-06-03', '1775-06-03', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(492, 'Case of young Mr Scott whose fainting episodes are attributed to \'rapid growth\'. His father may be case 493.', NULL, NULL, '1775-12-10', '1775-12-13', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(493, 'Case of Mr Scott who is given a hasty reply concerning his stomach and pectoral complaints. This may be the father of the young Scott in Case 492 who recently visited Edinburgh.', NULL, NULL, '1775-00-00', '1775-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(494, 'Case of Henry Elliot who has a skin eruption. Consults Cullen on other matters in later years.', 'Checked EK 25/6/14', NULL, '1775-12-27', '1775-12-27', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(495, 'Case of Dorothea, Countess of Fife, who has disordered bowels and has sunk into a general state of weakness and lassitude.', NULL, NULL, '1775-00-00', '1775-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(496, 'Case of Mrs Ewart of Mullock who has had many children and whose complaints are associated with her \'time of life\'.', NULL, NULL, '1775-10-00', '1775-10-15', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(497, 'Case of young Robert Dunbar (son Lady Dunbar of Hempriggs), who has feverish symptoms.', NULL, NULL, '1775-06-20', '1775-10-25', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(498, 'Case of Miss Alexandria \"Lexie\" Dunbar (eighteen-year-old daughter of Sir William Dunbar) who has a persistent cough and chest complaint.', NULL, NULL, '1777-01-23', '1777-04-15', 6, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(499, 'Case of Mrs Ranie who has lost blood, has breathing problems and is in danger of \'a dropsy\'.', NULL, NULL, '1775-04-25', '1775-04-25', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(500, 'Case of Miss McLachlan who has menstrual problems.', 'Checked EK 25/6/14', NULL, '1775-04-15', '1775-04-15', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(501, 'Case of Mr Callow, who is \'subject to inflammation of the throat on catching the least cold\'.', NULL, NULL, '1775-12-00', '1775-12-11', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(502, 'Case of Ann (Anne) Ormston who has had a long history of illhealth since suffering a \'scorbutic ulcer\' when eighteen.', NULL, NULL, '1775-06-17', '1775-12-02', 6, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(503, 'Case of Miss Polly Ormston who has \'a tendency to consumption\'.', NULL, '[CASE-502-LINK]Cullen also treated her sister[/CASE].', '1775-10-08', '1775-12-02', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(504, 'Case of Mr Francis Stuart of Castlemilk who is seeks advice for taking a voyage to Antigua.', 'Checked EK 1/7/14', NULL, '1775-04-01', '1775-04-01', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(505, 'Case of Alexander Bremner, a farmer with complications after the surgical removal of a tumour on his lip.', NULL, NULL, '1775-07-12', '1775-07-12', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(506, 'Case of an unnamed man of sixty-seven who was healthy until five years ago when his blood became \'vitiated\'.', 'CHECKED by DS 22/2/14', NULL, '1775-07-06', '1775-07-06', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(507, 'Case of Mrs Blackburn who is diagnosed with \'obstruction of bile\'.', NULL, NULL, '1775-05-12', '1775-05-18', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(508, 'Case of Miss Ogilby who has had a fever for the last eight days.', 'Checked EK 1/7/14', NULL, '1775-05-26', '1775-05-26', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(509, 'Case of the poet Mrs Jane Gomeldon  who is prescribed various medicines, including a diaphoretic and volatile oil to clear her sinuses.', NULL, NULL, '1775-07-00', '1775-08-25', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(510, 'Case of Lady Oughton, who is spitting blood.', 'Checked EK 1/7/14', NULL, '1775-00-00', '1775-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(511, 'Case of Miss Campbell who has a serious lung condition.', 'Could potentially be merged with case 393 - would make sense, despite the gap between the two documeents. -JOB', NULL, '1775-03-09', '1775-03-09', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(512, 'Case of Miss Campbell of Dunstaffnage who is suffering from severe headaches and pains in her side since developing an ulcer after ignoring a scratch on her shin.', NULL, NULL, '1785-03-11', '1785-06-14', 15, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(513, 'Case of Mrs Munro of Culcairne, a mother of three, who has a serious \'eruption\' on her skin.', NULL, NULL, '1775-12-22', '1775-12-31', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(514, 'Case of the Reverend Mr Crichton [Crieghton] who has consulted Culler earlier for his gout, gravel and rheumatism but no letter traced.', NULL, NULL, '1775-09-15', '1775-12-12', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(515, 'Case of Frances Fortescue who has a longstanding throat and mouth condition.', NULL, NULL, '1779-12-13', '1780-02-27', 7, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(516, 'Case of Mr Law, a Montrose shipmaster, who has an abdominal complaint.', 'Case checked by DS 9/4/14', NULL, '1779-12-09', '1779-12-17', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(517, 'Case of Mr Hugh Lawson who has developed pains in his joints, possibly gout or nephritic. His condition baffles local physician Dr John Gilchrist to whom he is related, but eventually proves to be a fatal case of kidney stone. ', 'With this case, John Gilchrist discusses both gout and nephritic symptoms. It perhaps should be noted that it turns out to be a fatal case of kidney stone. [MMG]', NULL, '1781-06-13', '1781-09-12', 6, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(518, 'Case of Mr Morison with stranguary following a venereal condition.', 'Checked EK 1/7/14', NULL, '1775-01-10', '1775-01-10', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(519, 'Case of Colonel Campbell\'s daughter who has an eye disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1775-01-09', '1775-01-09', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(520, 'Case of Miss Aiton with various symptoms attributed to her menstrual problems.', NULL, NULL, '1775-10-04', '1775-11-09', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(521, 'Case of Mr Potts who may have gout.', NULL, NULL, '1775-10-08', '1777-08-19', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(522, 'Case of Lord George Hay, the young son of Lord Erroll who is doing well after travelling home to Slains Castle.', 'Checked EK 1/7/14', NULL, '1775-06-28', '1775-06-28', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(523, 'Case of Mr Key, a 45-year-old man who \'has for several years past been troubled with violent head achs\', and mortified toes.', NULL, NULL, '1775-12-11', '1776-01-07', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(524, 'Case of Miss Margaret Douglas who has recently been in extremis with a pulmonary condition (consumption).', 'Checked EK 1/7/14', NULL, '1775-06-18', '1775-06-18', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(525, 'Case of Margaret Ewart, who has a cough and chest pains.', NULL, NULL, '1775-11-30', '1775-11-30', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(526, 'Case of James Preston suffering from nervous weakness.', 'Checked EK 1/7/14', NULL, '1775-02-18', '1775-02-18', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(527, 'Case of Miss  Forster who consults Cullen in person over various gouty and digestive complaints.', NULL, NULL, '1775-09-07', '1775-09-14', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(528, 'Case of Miss Susan Forster who is to take a diaphoretic if she does not benefit from travel.', 'Checked EK 1/7/14', NULL, '1775-09-14', '1775-09-14', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(529, 'Case of Miss Forster\'s maid who is costive.', NULL, NULL, '1775-09-14', '1775-09-14', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(530, 'Case of a gentleman at Bergen, Norway who has weak eyes.', NULL, NULL, '1775-09-20', '1775-09-23', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(531, 'Case of Alexander Hanna, who \'has for a long time been ill with stomachic pains, and a general indigestion\'.', NULL, NULL, '1775-02-00', '1775-02-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(532, 'Case of Miss Hannah Pearson, a young woman with a menstrual irregularity, who conditon is diagnosed as nervous and hysteric.', NULL, NULL, '1783-04-06', '1784-04-03', 6, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(533, 'Case of Mr Newall weakened by \'an uncommon length of nervous fever\'.', '', NULL, '1775-10-15', '1775-10-15', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(534, 'Case of James Strachan, suffering from melancholia, \'mania\', and other symptoms.', '', NULL, '1776-07-12', '1776-08-13', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(535, 'Case of Mr Dalyell with rheumatism.', NULL, NULL, '1776-03-09', '1776-03-09', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(536, 'Case of John Henderson whose symptoms include flatulence, \'some degree of Megrims\', spitting blood and delicate nerves for which he is advised to travel to Paris.', 'Checked [FMac].', NULL, '1776-03-00', '1776-09-09', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(537, 'Case of Mrs Montgomerie [Montgomery] who is advised to travel and prescribed a linctus for her cough. It is assumed this is the same patient from inconclusive, but strong  internal evidence.', NULL, NULL, '1775-06-11', '1775-11-09', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(538, 'Case of Mr Browne who has an eye disorder.', 'Checked EK 1/7/14', NULL, '1775-12-00', '1775-12-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(539, 'Case of Mr Page, resident in Virginia, who has a \'disorder in his head\'.', 'Case is in Virginia. [MMG]', NULL, '1775-01-16', '1775-01-16', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(540, 'Case of Mr Crawfurd [Crawford] whose health went into decline after the heavy drinking undertaken  while contesting the last election at Morpeth which left him vulnerable to catching a cold and he is left with a persistent cough.', NULL, NULL, '1775-07-30', '1775-08-00', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(541, 'Case of an unnamed a female patient with a venereal complaint which \'was not got quite in the Natural way, as it was from an attempt made on the patient by a man who afterwards acknowledged his being in that way\'.', NULL, NULL, '1775-00-00', '1775-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(542, 'Case of Captain Oswald Campbell, with no confirmed disease at present, but \'so many appearances threatening one\' that Cullen thinks it proper to take precautions. ', 'RECHECK - person query (possible duplicate) has been flagged [FMac].', NULL, '1775-10-00', '1775-10-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(543, 'Case of Mr Cruickshank who has been seen abroad  in the cold despite being placed on a mercurial course to cure  \'eruptions\' on his hands and throat.', NULL, NULL, '1775-04-27', '1775-04-27', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(547, 'Case of Eleanor Fraser, the nine-year-old daughter of Lord and Lady Saltoun seized with \'fits\' after a fever.', NULL, NULL, '1775-11-14', '1775-11-22', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(548, 'Case of Robert Chisholm who travels to Bath for an unstated condition.', 'Checked [FMac].', NULL, '1775-09-25', '1776-07-01', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(549, 'Case of Mrs Knott who suffers from pains and dizziness and then becomes pregnant.', NULL, NULL, '1779-08-00', '1780-07-03', 9, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(550, 'Case of Miss Ford who has stomach problems.', NULL, NULL, '1779-08-00', '1780-02-26', 6, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(551, 'Case of Miss Kerr who has severe colic.', NULL, NULL, '1779-06-00', '1779-08-24', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(552, 'Case of Mr Sligo whose symptoms, Cullen thinks are rooted  his stomach rather than his breast.', 'Checked EK 14/7/14', NULL, '1775-07-00', '1775-07-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(553, 'Case of James Orr who has a venereal infection in 1778, but by 1782 has abdominal complaints and various bodily pains which Cullen eventually attributes to a disordered liver.', NULL, NULL, '1778-02-13', '1782-05-21', 13, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(554, 'Case of William Orr who has an eye condition.', NULL, NULL, '1782-01-14', '1782-05-21', 13, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(555, 'Case of Mrs Thomson of Charlton who suffers from sleeplessness and abdominal pains described as hypochondriasis. She is later suspected of having bladder stones and has a paralysis in the arm.', 'She also suffers from paralysis - surely worth mentioning? [MMG]', NULL, '1776-05-03', '1780-09-26', 9, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(556, 'Case of Mrs Murdoch at Rosebank, who is given a regimen after seeing Cullen in person; swollen ankles not considered serious, but has consumption;  also needs some teeth extracting.', 'This is a different wife to the one in the 1780s! - MMG', NULL, '1775-08-25', '1775-08-25', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(557, 'Case of Amelia, wife of George Murdoch, who now has tumours on her legs and a cold (following an earlier Case:1637).', 'PERS IDs 3823 and 4432 to be merged (Son of Hunter). Merged into 4432 by DS.', NULL, '1786-09-00', '1787-06-20', 9, 'PROV. DUPLICATE', 'no'),
(558, 'Case of an unnamed female patient who is undergoing salivation and sarsparilla treatment.', 'Checked EK 14/7/14', NULL, '1775-04-28', '1775-04-28', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(559, 'Case of Miss Fannie Brownlee at Lanark with a sore eye, a scrophulous eruption near her ear and gout.', NULL, NULL, '1776-06-11', '1778-09-15', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(560, 'Case of Mr James Brown whose disorder of his \'breast\' is mending but has a \'glimmering\' in his eye and is given a regimen.', 'Letter  4095  has been taken as being about the same Mr Brown because his being in Glasgow is mentioned in 4098 (dated the same summer), and he is being advised to travel. DS', NULL, '1775-09-23', '1777-08-00', 7, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(561, 'Case of the Reverend John Noble who had a weak stomach and nervous headaches before suffering a paralytic attack.', NULL, NULL, '1775-11-12', '1775-11-14', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(562, 'Case of an unnamed female patient, aged forty-nine, with various symptoms, including bouts of delirious speech, partly associated with a cessation of her menses, but she also has blind piles and toothache.', NULL, NULL, '1776-12-30', '1777-02-06', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(563, 'Case of the infant son of Mr Campbell of Silvercraigs who has had several convulsive fits.', NULL, NULL, '1775-07-30', '1775-08-00', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(564, 'Case of Miss Swan, whose symptoms Cullen suspects indicate a phthisis.', NULL, NULL, '1778-08-04', '1778-08-11', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(565, 'Case of Princess Dashkova with a \'disposition to Gout\'.', NULL, NULL, '1778-10-00', '1778-10-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no');
INSERT INTO `PROD_doc_case` (`case_id`, `case_desc`, `case_notes_internal`, `case_notes_external`, `min_date`, `max_date`, `num_docs`, `case_status`, `case_feature`) VALUES
(566, 'Case of Lord Elibank\'s baby boy with a prolapse of the anus.', 'CHECKED [FMac].', NULL, '1775-06-23', '1775-06-23', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(567, 'Case of an unnamed male patient recently returned  from Jamaica with a cough and fever.', NULL, NULL, '1777-01-29', '1777-02-09', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(568, 'Case of an unnamed male patient diagnosed with hysteria.', 'CHECKED DS 14/12/13', NULL, '1777-02-07', '1777-02-09', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(569, 'Case of John Morison, who is blind due to smallpox.', NULL, NULL, '1777-06-16', '1777-06-16', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(570, 'Case of Captain Forbes who is deteriorating and requires an opiate for his pain which seems to be from a kidney or bladder condition..', 'Checked EK 14/7/14', NULL, '1775-07-00', '1775-07-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(571, 'Case of an unnamed young male patient, a household servant suffering from epileptic fits that now border on brief episodes of insanity appearing to follow the phases of the moon.', NULL, NULL, '1777-06-30', '1777-06-30', 1, 'CHECKED', 'yes\n'),
(572, 'Case of Mr Aldam who is prescribed stomach drops.', 'Checked EK 14/7/14', NULL, '1775-08-00', '1775-08-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(573, 'Case of an unnamed male patient who lost his health after becoming ill in Jamaica.', NULL, NULL, '1777-01-11', '1777-01-17', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(574, 'Case of Reverend James Munro with paralysis of the limbs.', NULL, NULL, '1776-09-04', '1777-02-06', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(575, 'Case of Reverend James Taylor with bloody stools.', NULL, NULL, '1776-10-09', '1777-02-25', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(576, 'Case of James Hutton with feverish fits and other symptoms.', '393 is possibly the same patient, although I\'ve created a separate case here due to a) not being sure of the link and b) possibly this being a different case even though with the same patient - JPB', NULL, '1777-01-21', '1777-03-24', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(577, 'Case of the anonymised \'Mr. G.\', suffering from complaints of the heart and arteries.', 'duplicated patient', NULL, '1777-01-09', '1777-01-25', 6, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(578, 'Case of Mary Macleod who is advised to use cold bathing and \'attend to the state of your mind\'.', 'Checked EK 14/7/14', NULL, '1777-01-20', '1777-01-20', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(579, 'Case of Sir William Carr [Kerr] of Etal [Etall] with urinary retention and a suspected diabetes.', NULL, NULL, '1776-06-29', '1777-04-01', 14, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(580, 'Case of an unnamed male patient suffering from dysfunction of the sexual organs.', 'Checked EK 14/7/14', NULL, '1777-01-13', '1777-01-13', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(581, 'Case of W. Burnett suffering from incontinency of urine while sleeping.', 'Berwick location implies that these are all the same patient.', NULL, '1777-02-00', '1777-02-25', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(582, 'Case of James Gordon of Glastirum who has a tumour.', NULL, NULL, '1782-11-06', '1783-01-20', 5, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(583, 'Case of John Caldwell, \'a lunatic\'.', '', NULL, '1777-02-04', '1777-02-16', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(584, 'Case of Miss Polly Hamilton who is advised to take salt water.', NULL, NULL, '1778-03-03', '1778-03-07', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(585, 'Case of Mrs Browne with a tumour.', NULL, NULL, '1777-03-05', '1777-03-08', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(587, 'Case of an unnamed male patient who is sent a regimen in Latin for what seems to be a venereal disease and swollen testicles.', NULL, NULL, '1775-00-00', '1775-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(588, 'Case of an unknown person only evident from a fragment in the form of a brief query regarding the pain in their side.', 'Checked EK 14/7/14', NULL, '1775-00-00', '1775-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(589, 'Case of an unnamed 44-year-old male patient with a long-standing abdominal complaint who has been advised to consult Cullen.', NULL, NULL, '1775-08-01', '1775-08-01', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(590, 'Case of James [Innes?], customs officer at Irvine, who has been for the past three years \'attack\'d with a Noise &amp; Confusion in my head...\'.', NULL, NULL, '1775-09-04', '1775-10-26', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(592, 'Case of Mr Alexander Home who is given directions concerning the taking of goat whey.', 'Checked EK 14/7/14', NULL, '1775-08-00', '1775-08-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(593, 'Case of Miss Smith who is \'far gone in a consumption\'.', NULL, NULL, '1777-03-24', '1777-03-27', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(594, 'Case of Miss Chisholm, who is prescribed iron and a Peruvian bark infusion.', 'Checked EK 14/7/14', NULL, '1777-03-00', '1777-03-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(595, 'Case of Reverend Alexander Spears with palsy.', NULL, NULL, '1777-03-28', '1778-08-26', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(596, 'Case of Robert Fergusson with a suspected venereal disease. Not obviously same patient as Case 935.', 'CHECKED [FMac].', NULL, '1777-03-24', '1777-04-29', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(597, 'Case of James Sinclair with eruptions and blotches of the skin.', NULL, NULL, '1777-03-20', '1777-04-10', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(598, 'Case of George Couper who is given advice on a sea voyage.', 'Checked EK 16/7/14', NULL, '1777-03-10', '1777-03-10', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(599, 'Case of Captain Skene who suffers from \'langour and oppression\'.', '', NULL, '1775-02-19', '1776-05-13', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(600, 'Case of Mrs Fisher  who has a feverish condition and sore lips.', 'Checked EK 16/7/14', NULL, '1775-09-18', '1775-09-18', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(601, 'Case of Mrs Hay who is prescribed stomach medicines and a regimen.', NULL, NULL, '1775-08-00', '1775-08-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(602, 'Case of Archibald Campbell of Stonefield with costiveness, want of sleep and swollen legs.', NULL, NULL, '1776-07-18', '1777-03-04', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(603, 'Case of Mr Bagshaw whose constitution is disordered.', NULL, NULL, '1775-09-12', '1775-09-12', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(604, 'Case of Mrs Innes whose health is improving but who is directed  to travel to Bath.', 'CHECKED [FMac].', NULL, '1775-08-00', '1775-08-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(605, 'Case of  Miss Melvill(e) who is prescribed flesh brushing to her feet and an aperient recipe. The assumption that these two letters refer to the same patient is tentative.', 'Linkage is tentative. CASE CHECKED by DS on 8/5/2014', NULL, '1776-05-07', '1776-05-07', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(606, 'Case of Mr Clerk who is advised a regimen including leaving off all strong drink.', 'Checked EK 16/7/14', NULL, '1775-08-26', '1775-08-26', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(607, 'Case of Captain Campbell, who has consulted Cullen and Joseph Black in the past after ruining his health in the West Indies.', '', NULL, '1775-05-19', '1775-05-19', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(608, 'Case of Mr Stroke with vertigo; directions and prescription by John Willison of Dundee.', 'Checked EK 16/7/14', NULL, '1777-03-21', '1777-03-21', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(609, 'Case of an unnamed female patient whose prospective husband is concerned she may have inherited mania from her grandmother.', 'CHECKED by DS 13/12/13', NULL, '1777-03-00', '1777-03-11', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(610, 'Case of Mrs Crawford of Doonside with various symptoms including fever and pain in her side.', 'CHECKED by DS 21/12/13', NULL, '1777-03-04', '1777-03-04', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(611, 'Case of Miss Gordon who is advised to try sea-bathing.', NULL, NULL, '1777-04-27', '1777-04-27', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(612, 'Case of a unnamed child of Mr. and Catherine Beaumont, suffering from skin eruptions.', NULL, NULL, '1777-04-15', '1777-05-26', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(613, 'Case of Sir James Dunbar with gravel and a pain in the back.', '', NULL, '1777-04-19', '1777-05-07', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(614, 'Case of Reverend George Munro with hemiplegia.', NULL, NULL, '1777-04-13', '1777-06-09', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(615, 'Case of Miss Millar who is suffering from various symptoms since beginning a \'starving course\'. Under care of Dr Walker in 1779, but she is refered again to Cullen by Dr Ravenscroft in 1779.', NULL, NULL, '1777-04-08', '1779-01-20', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(616, 'Case of Sir James Norcliffe with weakness of the bowels.', 'CHECKED by DS 22/2/14', NULL, '1777-05-16', '1777-05-16', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(617, 'Case of Mr. \'Y. Z.\' with pain and swelling of the testicles.', NULL, NULL, '1777-05-12', '1777-05-16', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(618, 'Case of an unnamed adult male patient with giddiness [possibly Grey of Northumberland].', 'Checked EK 16/7/14', NULL, '1775-00-00', '1775-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(619, 'Case of unnamed patient who reports a \'coldness\' in their ankle, leg and thigh.', NULL, NULL, '1775-00-00', '1775-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(620, 'Case of an unnamed patient whose symptoms are attributed to concussion to their kidneys and other parts after a fall.', NULL, NULL, '1775-00-00', '1775-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(621, 'Case of Colonel Skene\'s brother Captain David Skene, who is given detailed instructions on taking medicines sent to relieve him of his \'feverish fits\'. This patient presents different symptoms in later years.', NULL, NULL, '1775-07-22', '1777-06-24', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(622, 'Case of Mr Aiton, who is given a regimen (quite possibly the same patient) as Case 1183).', 'Checked EK 16/7/14', NULL, '1775-10-00', '1775-10-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(623, 'Case of Mr Holder who is bilious after having had jaundice.', NULL, NULL, '1775-03-17', '1775-03-17', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(624, 'Case of an unnamed female patient whose health began to decline after moving to Lerwick in Shetland.', NULL, NULL, '1775-12-22', '1776-05-15', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(625, 'Case of Mrs Margaret Logie of Shetland, who has a long-standing stomach and abdominal complaint.', NULL, NULL, '1779-07-06', '1780-07-10', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(626, 'Case of Forbes of Bulogie who is prescribed castor oil to offset costiveness of taking laudanum.', NULL, NULL, '1776-08-05', '1776-08-26', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(627, 'Case of Mr Rey who is given a prescription to relieve an ailment affecting his toes.', 'CHECKED [FMac].', NULL, '1775-12-14', '1775-12-14', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(628, 'Case of Mrs Hunter of Thurston, whom Cullen believes to be in danger of phthisis.', 'Checked EK 16/7/14', NULL, '1775-12-05', '1775-12-05', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(629, 'Case of Miss Kerr , who is in danger of phthisis (maybe same patient as Case 165, and 551).', NULL, NULL, '1775-12-10', '1775-12-10', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(630, 'Case of Mr James Mill who is given a regimen in the winter of 1775 who is tentatively identified as the the same patient reporting a nervous disorder followed by a virulent venereal infection in 1778.', NULL, NULL, '1778-03-00', '1778-12-00', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(631, 'Case of Sir James Maxwell who has started having convulsive  fits at night but who rejects all attempts at medical intervention.', NULL, NULL, '1775-02-02', '1775-02-02', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(632, 'Case of Reverend Mr Whyte who is thought to be in great danger of phthisis.', 'Checked EK 16/7/14', NULL, '1775-11-28', '1775-11-28', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(633, 'Case of Mr Allen who has breathing problems diagnosed as an asthma.', '', NULL, '1775-11-22', '1775-11-22', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(634, 'Case of Mr Lydon whose abdominal complaint cannot be diagnosed fully without further details.', 'Checked EK 16/7/14', NULL, '1775-10-00', '1775-10-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(635, 'Case of Miss Campbell who has a stiffened joint.', NULL, NULL, '1775-10-31', '1775-10-31', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(636, 'Case of  Miss Dunlop whose obstinate complaint requires a diaphoretic. May relate to Case 721.', 'Possible related cases flagged [FMac][Checked EK 16/7/14- have suggested that case 636 be linked to case 721 - EK], Concurred and done. -JOB', NULL, '1775-10-23', '1776-02-00', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(637, 'Case of Miss Lockhart, elder daughter of Catherine, dowager Lady Lockhart of Carstairs, who is spitting blood and has menstrual problems.', NULL, NULL, '1775-10-30', '1775-10-30', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(639, 'Case of an unnamed female patient with a \'spasmodic affection\' of her limbs and other \'nervous\' symptoms.', NULL, NULL, '1775-00-00', '1775-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(640, 'Case of an an unnamed \'Young Lady\' with pain in the side and digestive problems.', 'Checked EK 16/7/14', NULL, '1775-00-00', '1775-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(641, 'Case of Mr McAdam of Craigengillan who has gout.', NULL, 'These letters are tentatively linked as concerning the same Mr McAdam.', '1775-03-03', '1776-02-00', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(642, 'Case of Mr. Y. given guidance on exercise and diet, and aperient pill recipe to remove \'foulness\' from his \'extremities\' (which implies gout).', 'Checked EK 16/7/14', NULL, '1775-00-00', '1775-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(643, 'Case of an unnamed male patient whose symptoms date back to 1731, but the only evidence is very brief notes.', NULL, NULL, '1775-00-00', '1775-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(644, 'The case of Lord Bellhaven, who has \'for Several years past [...] been often Valetudinary and under various Ailments\', which are thought to  arise from \'a goutty humour in his blood\'.', 'CHECKED (FM)', 'The case of Lord Bellhaven, who has \'for Several years past [...] been often Valetudinary and under various Ailments\', which are thought to  arise from \'a goutty humour in his blood\'.', '1757-00-00', '1757-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(645, 'Case of Miss Crawfurd [Crawford] who is advised to go south for the winter to France.', NULL, NULL, '1775-00-00', '1775-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(646, 'Case of Mr Patrick Meliss who has a feverish cough.', NULL, NULL, '1775-02-25', '1775-02-28', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(647, 'Case of the twelve-year-old son of the Reverend McAulay who has had headaches and fainting fits.', NULL, NULL, '1775-02-24', '1775-02-25', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(648, 'Case of Mr Drysdale declining from a feverish chest complaint and \'a putrid ulcer in his chest\'.', NULL, NULL, '1783-07-15', '1783-11-11', 7, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(649, 'Case of Miss Jeanie Campbell of Clathick whose symptoms, including chilblains and suppressed menses, suggest to Cullen that she has \'stagnant\' blood.', '', NULL, '1783-03-31', '1784-09-15', 8, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(650, 'Case of the anonymised \"S .J.\", who is being treated for a swollen testicle.', NULL, NULL, '1785-01-04', '1785-03-09', 8, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(652, 'Case of Alice Bethune in Kilconquhar who since getting got cold feet from walking, has suffered from a cough and pains in her sides, breast and back; she also has a strange taste in her mouth. See Case 323.', NULL, NULL, '1775-01-13', '1775-01-13', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(653, 'Case of an unnamed 15-year-old female patient, whose behaviour has suddenly changed, becoming paranoid, with wild, incoherent outbursts.', NULL, NULL, '1775-01-10', '1775-01-25', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(654, 'Case of Mr Lockhart who is \'threatened with a dangerous disease\'.', 'Checked EK 16/7/14', NULL, '1775-02-20', '1775-02-20', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(655, 'Case of Mr John Davidson of Ravelrigg, who is given a very substantial regimen in order  to manage his gout.', 'Case all checked by DS on 9/4/14', NULL, '1776-00-00', '1777-02-08', 2, 'CHECKED', 'yes'),
(656, 'Case of Mrs Reddie, given advice for a stomach complaint associated with a recent pregnancy. Mentions consulting Cullen earlier in March 1773. No letters traced from that date, but a letter of 23 December 1773 almost certainly concerns this patient.', NULL, NULL, '1773-12-23', '1776-01-12', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(657, 'Case of Mrs Thorp who initially has severe colic which somewhat subsides but she then develops a stranguary.', NULL, NULL, '1776-01-15', '1776-10-24', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(658, 'Case of Mr Macadam of Grimmel, who has been siezed with a palsy.', NULL, NULL, '1784-02-22', '1784-02-24', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(659, 'Case of Miss Betty Binning who has an abdominal disorder with increasing fluid retention associated with a menstrual irregularity.', 'can you guess a day for the date of doc 2922?', NULL, '1786-10-04', '1786-12-02', 8, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(660, 'Case of Mr John Key who is spitting blood but he is far more concerned that he may have a venereal infection.', NULL, NULL, '1778-01-19', '1778-01-30', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(661, 'Case of the eight-year-old niece of General Abercrombie who has involuntary movements and weakness in her face and left side diagnosed as Chorea.', '', NULL, '1776-04-07', '1776-05-19', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(662, 'Case of John Warrandice (likely a pseudonym based on a legal term) who has had weak nerves since childhood and who believes he has weakened his constitution further through \'self-abuse\'.', 'Possibly a pseudonym for George Renny? I can find no reference to this surname existing â€“ it\'s a legal term. [MMG]', NULL, '1785-07-14', '1785-11-28', 5, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(663, 'Case of Miss Hamilton who is so ill she believes only death can relieve her. Possibly same patient as Case 69.', NULL, NULL, '1776-04-21', '1776-05-02', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(664, 'Case of Mr M. Nasmyth, suffering from palpitations and stomach ailments which Cullen thinks \'depend upon...his mind & effections of the mind acting upon the body\'.', 'Checked EK 16/7/14', NULL, '1776-01-07', '1776-01-07', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(665, 'Case of an unnamed female patient with advanced consumption.', NULL, NULL, '1776-02-03', '1776-02-03', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(666, 'Case of Mrs Little who is being purged after complaining of \'sick fits\'.', NULL, NULL, '1776-03-01', '1776-03-03', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(667, 'Case of the Reverend Robert Dunbar who suffers from chest pains and indigestion which now  affects his ability to preach and study.', NULL, NULL, '1785-02-03', '1785-02-22', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(668, 'Case of Rev. George Ogilvy, a clergyman with a urinary disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1785-02-11', '1785-04-23', 7, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(669, 'Case of Mrs Marshall who is \'very ill\' with heads pains, \'anorexia, eructations and nausea\'.', NULL, NULL, '1785-06-08', '1785-08-13', 9, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(670, 'Case of Nancy [\'Nanny\'] Newbigging, a five year old child who has had a fever and now has a swelling on her foot. ', NULL, NULL, '1784-03-09', '1784-04-17', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(671, 'Case of Mr Thomas Alston who spits blood and consequently has a poor prognosis and whose  case eventually proves fatal.', '', NULL, '1782-09-04', '1783-11-09', 13, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(672, 'Case of Mr James Hogarth being treated for a \'nervous\' complaint which includes stomach pain.', NULL, NULL, '1776-02-20', '1784-07-08', 6, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(673, 'Case of Mrs Hogarth, whose flatulence is related to age and anxiety.', NULL, NULL, '1776-02-20', '1776-02-20', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(674, 'Case of Eliza King at Newhall who has a stomach disorder and heat in her face.', NULL, NULL, '1784-02-13', '1784-07-20', 5, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(675, 'Case of Miss Robinson who suffered a debilitating fever and now has problems with her teeth.', NULL, NULL, '1784-02-27', '1784-03-05', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(676, 'Case of an unnamed male patient with a lung condition following a fall on board a ship.', 'Checked EK 16/7/14', NULL, '1776-00-00', '1776-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(677, 'Case of Mr Oyes with severe dyspepsia and abdominal pain.', NULL, NULL, '1788-04-14', '1788-06-18', 7, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(678, 'Case of \'A. B.\', an unnamed 22-year-old male patient suffering from nausea, headaches, disturbed vision and other symptoms.', NULL, NULL, '1786-00-00', '1786-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(680, 'Case of \'A. B.\', a female patient from Jamaica who is  \'so corpulent as to be easily oppressed and fatigued by the slightest exercise\'.', 'Checked EK 16/7/14', NULL, '1776-00-00', '1776-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(681, 'Case of Andrew McCulloch who has been advised by Alexander Monro for an abdominal disorder.', '', NULL, '1776-01-08', '1776-05-25', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(682, 'Case of Mr Barclay with a long history of lung complaints and other symptoms (may be same patient as later Case 1402).', '[Checked EK 17/7/14 I have removed part of the case description (\"who visits Peterhead for the waters and sea bathing\") because I can find no reference to Peterhead in the one letter (doc 1244) in this case. It had possibly been added in error as letter 3842, which is about a Mrs Barclay does refer to Peterhead - EK]', NULL, '1776-02-23', '1776-02-23', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(683, 'Case of Mrs Maxwell who is advised for her nervous debility.', NULL, NULL, '1776-03-03', '1776-03-10', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(684, 'Case of Miss Jean [\"Jeanie\"] McMurdo [MacMurdo] who in 1775 has a fever, in 1778 has a bad chest condition with feverish symptoms, and then develops severe bouts of colic. ', 'I beleieve the two Bell\'s should be merged, but... decision made by DS not to. [JOB]', NULL, '1775-04-27', '1778-10-16', 9, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(685, 'Case of Miss Strangeways who has consulted Cullen earlier when he was at Berwick over her severe chest pains and now requests that he waive any further fee.', NULL, NULL, '1776-03-14', '1776-03-14', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(686, 'Case of Mrs Hamilton of Aldershaw who is in the last stages of consumption.', NULL, NULL, '1780-03-11', '1780-05-13', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(687, 'Case of Miss Home whose vertigo is considered the symptom of a plethora.', NULL, NULL, '1780-09-01', '1780-11-01', 6, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(688, 'Case of an unnamed female patient with eruptions of the skin.', NULL, NULL, '1778-00-00', '1779-01-25', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(689, 'Case of Mr Kirsop whose obstinate \'rheumatism\' in his head requires the application of a drawing plaster.', NULL, NULL, '1776-07-00', '1776-11-22', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(690, 'Case of Mrs Dougal being treated for retention of urine.', 'Checked EK 31/7/14', NULL, '1776-12-30', '1776-12-30', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(691, 'Case of Miss Furie (Furye) who has a weak chest and who is given general advice on sustaining her health over the winter. She first consulted Cullen about four years earlier (c. 1772), but no evidence traced.', NULL, NULL, '1776-12-30', '1782-01-13', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(692, 'Case of Sir Thomas Haggerston who has gout and a weak stomach.', NULL, NULL, '1776-12-00', '1777-11-00', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(693, 'Case of Mr William Borradaile [Borrowdale] who asks his brother - a student of Cullen -  to enquire on his behalf over his rheumatic complaints.', NULL, NULL, '1776-01-24', '1776-02-03', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(694, 'Case of the Revd Mr Gillespie, who initially reports \'a weakness of back and lowness of spirits\', but writes again two years later over what he fears is a fistula requiring surgery but Cullen assures him it is just piles.', NULL, NULL, '1778-02-00', '1779-12-20', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(695, 'Case of the Reverend Marshall concerning his death and post-mortem.', NULL, NULL, '1776-02-24', '1776-02-24', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(696, 'Case of Miss Marshall who has a stomach disorder.', 'CHECKED [FMac].', NULL, '1776-03-31', '1776-07-10', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(697, 'Case of Mr Woolcombe who is disposed towards gout.', NULL, NULL, '1776-03-04', '1776-03-04', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(698, 'Case of Mrs Aird, who saw Cullen, last September but now has new symptoms of fever following a severe haemorrhage which may have been a miscarriage. She also suffers from swollen parts.', NULL, NULL, '1784-04-00', '1786-12-01', 6, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(699, 'Case of John Taylor Peachy who is about to sail for London from Cadiz, where his cough cleared up but who is still breathless. ', NULL, NULL, '1784-04-27', '1784-06-26', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(700, 'Case of Mrs Seton, who is given advice in taking a course of goat whey.', 'Checked EK 31/7/14', NULL, '1776-07-03', '1776-07-03', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(701, 'Case of Mr Muir, a wine-merchant, who experiences strange sensations when entering his cellar, becomes melancholy and can barely be roused to move or speak; having recovered he considers removing to a warmer climate in the East or West Indies.', NULL, NULL, '1784-11-01', '1785-02-22', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(702, 'Case of Miss Mary Hamilton of Westburn who is prescribed medicines for a paint in her side and related stomach disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1776-07-16', '1776-07-24', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(703, 'Case of A. B., a 36-year-old woman with \'Lameness in the right Limb, with weakness, pain & spasms in the right hip extending from thence to the outside of the knee\'.', NULL, NULL, '1776-03-22', '1776-03-28', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(704, 'Case of \"A. B.\", the four-year-old son of Mr Samuel Thomson on the island of St Croix who has lost his speech and developed a \'spasmodic\' condition in his arm since being inoculated against smallpox. ', NULL, NULL, '1784-06-09', '1785-07-08', 6, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(705, 'Case of Mr Dougald Campbell who has a lung disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1776-03-08', '1776-09-28', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(706, 'Case of Miss Campbell of Silverbanks who has \'an indolent glandular tumour under her right ear\'.', 'Checked EK 31/7/14', NULL, '1776-05-09', '1776-05-09', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(710, 'Case of the Reverend Peter Yorstoun who has piles and related complaints.', NULL, NULL, '1776-06-24', '1776-10-23', 5, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(711, 'Case of Miss Evans, a 7-year-old girl \'seized with a Drowsiness attended with a Vomiting\'.', NULL, NULL, '1776-03-16', '1776-03-28', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(712, 'Case of Mr Watson who has a bladder problem.', 'Checked EK 31/7/14', NULL, '1776-03-22', '1776-03-22', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(713, 'Case of Miss Hearcy Fullarton who spits blood and has a pain in her side from a lung condition.', NULL, NULL, '1776-03-26', '1776-07-00', 6, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(715, 'Case of Mr Williams at Ayr who is prescribed salts.', NULL, NULL, '1776-11-23', '1776-11-23', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(716, 'Case of Mr Leith of Leith Hall who spits blood and is to travel south to relieve a longstanding pulmonary disorder.', 'Checked EK 31/7/14', NULL, '1776-08-21', '1776-08-21', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(717, 'Case of Lord Cathcart who has a cough with possible diabetes and who sends Cullen a theoretically informed account of the cause of his own symptoms.', NULL, NULL, '1776-06-03', '1776-07-15', 6, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(718, 'Case of an unnamed female patient who thinks she will \'never be well\', as mentioned in a short, hurried note of Cullen\'s to her own physician or surgeon. ', 'Checked EK 31/7/14', NULL, '1776-00-00', '1776-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(719, 'Case of an unnamed 32 year old male patient who writes an intimate letter reporting his concerns over sexual matters.', NULL, NULL, '1776-00-00', '1776-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(720, 'Case of a person with melancholia and other symptoms of mental illness only known from a series of queries sent by Cullen.', 'Checked EK 31/7/14', NULL, '1776-07-00', '1776-07-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(722, 'Case of Mr Thomson diagnosed with an obstructed urethra.', '', NULL, '1777-05-19', '1777-05-19', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(723, 'Case of Mr Morison near Coupar, who complaints are \'headache, giddiness and constant noise in his ears\'.', NULL, NULL, '1776-12-30', '1776-12-30', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(724, 'Case of Mr McDowall [Douall], who developed a rheumatic complaint while in America, followed by other episodes of illness, including an injured leg from being knocked into by a horse.', NULL, NULL, '1776-04-01', '1777-05-09', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(725, 'Case of Miss Mary Renton who has a cough accompanied by chest and shoulder pains.', NULL, NULL, '1784-08-03', '1784-10-23', 9, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(726, 'Case of Mrs Grieve who apparently consulted Cullen in winter of 1778-79 for a stomach ailment. She has a long history of arm pains; in February 1777 underwent a partial mastectomy for suspected breast cancer in 1779  develops respiratory difficulties.', 'Menopausal female patient in Eyemouth, with a complex case history, having apparently consulted Cullen in the winter of 1778-79 for a stomach ailment. She has a long history of arm pains and in February 1777 underwent a partial mastectomy for suspected breast cancer. In 1779 she develops respiratory symptoms and cough. I don\'t think Dr Grieve or Mr Tweedie are connected with her. [MMG] Yes, that was a mistaken linkage. DS - Handstamp \'PRESS\' on Wightman\'s letters from Eyemouth [MMG]', NULL, '1779-04-29', '1779-05-22', 6, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(727, 'Case of John Shanks who has a pulmonary condition.', NULL, NULL, '1784-02-15', '1784-02-18', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(728, 'Case of Mr French who has a long history of various glandular and scrophulous complaints, including fits in childhood and a \'plethoric\' state from full living.', NULL, NULL, '1784-07-25', '1784-08-16', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(729, 'Case of Dr Garrioch [Garioch] who has a problem with his foot which Cullen has discussed with his colleague Dr Alexander Munro.', NULL, NULL, '1776-11-23', '1776-12-25', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(730, 'Case of Captain Campbell who has a recurring venereal infection.', 'Checked EK 31/7/14', NULL, '1776-02-29', '1776-02-29', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(731, 'Case of Colonel Gray whose complaints appear to be pulmonary and are attributed to the winter climate. See also: case 344.', 'Cases not merged due to difference in years.', NULL, '1776-03-00', '1776-03-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(732, 'Case of the Dumfries surgeon Mr James Hill who has a bladder condition.', NULL, NULL, '1776-04-20', '1776-04-21', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(733, 'Case of Mrs Drysdale which appears \'desperate\', and appears to be some form of paralysis of her neck and throat.', NULL, NULL, '1776-12-23', '1776-12-23', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(734, 'Case of Miss Betty Drysdale who spits blood.', 'Checked EK 31/7/14', NULL, '1776-10-28', '1776-10-28', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(735, 'Case of Miss Mary Lockhart who has a stomach complaint.', NULL, NULL, '1776-11-13', '1776-11-13', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(736, 'Case of Miss Wilkie who is diagnosed as \'nervous\' and \'hysteric\' rather than having any \'fixed\' disorder of the brain.', 'CHECKED [FMac].', NULL, '1776-04-19', '1776-04-19', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(737, 'Case of Mrs Gillies whose condition is unstated but if the current treatment continues to have no effect electricity might be tried.', NULL, NULL, '1776-12-16', '1776-12-16', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(738, 'Case of Mr [Thomas] Macfarlane [Minister of Lonbride] who is mentally disordered and eventually has to be restrained with a \'waistcoat\'. ', 'Unnamed physicians likely candidates for merging with named/known physicians on this case. Not enough info tin letters to safely merge anything, DS', NULL, '1776-03-00', '1776-12-11', 6, 'PROV. DUPLICATE', 'no'),
(739, 'Case of Miss Milmer who is advised over bathing and taking the waters at Harrogate where she has gone for her health.', NULL, NULL, '1776-08-17', '1776-09-06', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(740, 'Case of Miss Scott of Hawick who is prescribed an aperient medicine \'to keep her belly regular\'.', 'Checked EK 31/7/14', NULL, '1776-07-29', '1776-07-29', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(741, 'The Case of Mr Lumsden who has a long history of illness, including fever, nosebleeds and pains in the hypochondria, and who converses with Cullen over whether his condition is entirely  \'nervous\' or more \'fixed.', NULL, NULL, '1776-06-00', '1776-07-05', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(742, 'Case of Mr Sheppard, who is considered atrobilious.', 'Checked EK 31/7/14', NULL, '1776-10-24', '1776-10-24', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(743, 'Case of Mrs Hopkirk whose symptoms are attributed to costiveness.', NULL, NULL, '1776-07-16', '1776-07-24', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(744, 'The Case of Miss Sinclair of Southdun who has a chest complaint.', NULL, NULL, '1783-02-24', '1783-02-26', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(746, 'Case of Lord Dalzell who has a protracted illness which includes pains in abdomen.', NULL, NULL, '1782-03-00', '1782-05-00', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(747, 'Case of Mr Ralph Bates who has rheumatic pains and a liver and bowel complaint which proves fatal.', NULL, NULL, '1783-06-02', '1783-08-02', 11, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(748, 'Case of Mr John Brodie who has long suffered from gout and whose condition keeps getting worse.', NULL, NULL, '1779-07-18', '1779-10-05', 8, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(749, 'Case of William Macalpine who has swellings or \'boils\' in his groins which he is hoping are not venereal.', NULL, NULL, '1786-02-20', '1786-03-08', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(751, 'Case of Mrs Wardrop of Westhorn who has a \'gouty disposition\'.', NULL, NULL, '1776-10-23', '1776-10-23', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(752, 'Case of Mrs Boyd, whose condition, a chest complaint, is not improving and Cullen confides to the addressee that he fears it is \'desperate\'.', NULL, NULL, '1776-11-30', '1776-11-30', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(753, 'Case of Miss Gordon who is advised over taking Costorphine Water.', NULL, NULL, '1776-07-15', '1776-07-15', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(754, 'Case of Miss Gordon of Kennethmont who once suffered scorbutic eruptions but now has an eye disorder and confusing head pains.', NULL, NULL, '1777-09-08', '1777-10-03', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(755, 'Case of Mr Whytlaw diagnosed as \'a meagre atrabilarian\'.', NULL, NULL, '1776-04-05', '1776-04-05', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(756, 'Case of Mrs Whytlaw whose symptoms are treated as \'hysterical\' and attributed to menstrual obstruction.', 'BOTH LETTERS IN THIS CASE CHECKED OVER BY DS on 9/12/13', NULL, '1777-05-21', '1777-05-25', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(757, 'Case of Mr Adams of Pembroke who is feverish and advised to travel.', NULL, NULL, '1776-09-21', '1776-11-05', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(758, 'Case of Robert Stevens of Broadland who is prescribed a laxative oil.', 'Checked EK 31/7/14', NULL, '1776-04-12', '1776-04-12', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(759, 'Case of the twelve year old  son of Mr Lyel [Lyell] who suffers from convulsive fits.', NULL, NULL, '1776-04-06', '1776-04-10', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(760, 'Case of \'Mrs...\', an unnamed patient of J. O. Merry, who has a genito-urinary ulceration. ', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1776-04-28', '1776-04-28', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(761, 'Case of \'Mr A. B.\', who is given a two-week course of medicine for an inflammatory condition.', NULL, NULL, '1776-11-30', '1776-11-30', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(762, 'Case of the Countess of Dunmore whose complaints, which include a redness of her face, Cullen considers \'entirely constitutional\' and requiring a regimen.', NULL, NULL, '1780-10-18', '1781-02-02', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(763, 'Case of the Reverend Mr Cooper [Cowper] who in 1776 is being dosed with various medicines. In 1789 he has a cough and has suffered some sort of blackout.', 'PERS IDs 5404 and 4767 to be merged - suggest former into latter. Merged into 5404 by DS (as best option).', NULL, '1776-08-27', '1789-08-12', 7, 'PROV. DUPLICATE', 'no'),
(764, 'Case of Miss Aytoun who suffers varied symptoms including abdominal pains, feverishness, looseness and vomiting.', NULL, NULL, '1777-09-21', '1777-10-24', 11, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(765, 'Case of Robert Dundas, 4th Lord of Arniston, who is given a medicine to keep his \'belly regular\'.', NULL, NULL, '1777-09-25', '1777-09-25', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(766, 'Case of Mr Harker who has a stomach and pulmonary complaint.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1776-08-03', '1776-08-03', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(767, 'Case of James Hunter of Thurston (brother of Robert) whose catarrh turns to asthma and dropsy and who is advised to travel south.', '', NULL, '1776-06-15', '1776-07-13', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(768, 'Case of Mrs Schaw (Shaw) who has an asthma.', NULL, NULL, '1779-05-13', '1781-01-30', 9, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(769, 'Case of Agnes Sanderson, sister-in-law of Laurence Edmonston suffering from a fever. In a letter dated three years later, Edmonston tells Cullen that she died before the physician\'s response reached Shetland.', 'Patient is Agnes Sanderson: see http://bayanne.info/Shetland/getperson.php?personID=I15162&tree=ID1 [MMG]', NULL, '1776-05-15', '1776-05-22', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(770, 'Case of Mrs Scott, a sister-in-law of Laurence Edmonston, who has a lung condition. Edmonston writes concerning other relatives in later years.', NULL, NULL, '1779-03-01', '1786-03-25', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(771, 'Case of Miss Johannah Sanderson, the sister-in-law of Laurence Edmonston in Shetland. She dies just as Cullen\'s reply reaches Shetland.', 'Related to case 1932', NULL, '1787-06-05', '1787-06-05', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(772, 'Case of Mr Kincraig [Kineragi, Kinerage] who has a urinary disorder. See also Case 418.', NULL, NULL, '1776-06-02', '1776-11-01', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(773, 'Case of Mr Metford, considered rheumatic rather than gouty.', NULL, NULL, '1776-05-29', '1776-05-29', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(774, 'Case of the younger Mr Dickson who has gout.', 'Case CHECKED by DS 17/2/14', NULL, '1776-06-20', '1776-06-20', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(775, 'Case of Mr Stewart [Steaurt] of Kirkness who has a problem with his jaw and gums stemming from decayed teeth.', '', NULL, '1776-08-10', '1776-08-16', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(776, 'Case of Adam Scott who is much recovered but is advised over regimen. No internal evidence to relate this Mr Scott to other cases.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1776-08-00', '1776-08-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(777, 'Case of the infant son of Thomas Pease who has suffered convulsions.', NULL, NULL, '1776-07-08', '1776-07-15', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(778, 'Case of Miss Juliana Creswell whose long-standing ill health is attributed to \'irritability\', and who is advised to continue with goat whey and other regimen.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1776-06-09', '1776-06-09', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(779, 'Case of Captain James Maxwell of Faskally who has a chest complaint for which he takes a course of goat whey.', 'Potential unnamed duplicate of Drummond. Nothing to be done here. DS.', NULL, '1778-05-18', '1779-09-08', 13, 'PENDING - DUPLICATE PERSON - C', 'no'),
(780, 'Case of Mrs Maxwell of Munches [Munchies] whose symptoms are attributed to \'a weakness of the womb\'; she is later considered a \'nervous\' case. Cullen\'s replies refer to a number of incoming letters which are untraced.', NULL, NULL, '1778-09-11', '1785-08-05', 9, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(781, 'Case of Mrs Henrietta Duff who suffers from shoulder pains, a swollen thigh, sweats, and spits blood.', NULL, NULL, '1777-07-09', '1777-08-25', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(782, 'Case of Robert Orr, who is consumptive.', NULL, NULL, '1782-03-17', '1782-08-28', 7, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(783, 'Case of Mr Atkinson, whose symptoms of diarrhoea, vomiting and biliousness are attributed to a \'weakness of the alimentary canal\'.', NULL, NULL, '1788-04-24', '1788-05-01', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(784, 'Case of Miss Frances Simpson who is treated for an overian tumour under the immediate care of the surgeon Richard Lambert.', NULL, NULL, '1778-09-08', '1780-06-16', 11, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(785, 'Case of Mrs Bushby who has a bad chest, vomiting and various other complaints generally associated with multiple child-bearing.', NULL, NULL, '1778-07-26', '1784-12-11', 6, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(786, 'Case of John Love, a silk manufacturer, who suffers from low spirits, costiveness and various other symptoms, including sexual related anxieties, which he discusses with Cullen in person.', NULL, NULL, '1778-07-00', '1778-08-12', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(787, 'Case of Alexander Dirom, who has a urinary tract ailment.', NULL, NULL, '1787-09-00', '1788-01-21', 16, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(788, 'Case of Mrs [Jane] Fraser of Relict [Relig/Reelig], who suffers from breathlessness and pain in her side; she subsequently falls down stairs, becomes pregnant and is then dissuaded from suckling her child for fear of her catching milk fever and a cold.', NULL, NULL, '1783-11-13', '1790-01-09', 21, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(789, 'Case of Miss Young who, having nursed her consumptive mother until death, goes on to display symptoms of what Cullen describes as an \'hereditary phthisis\'.', NULL, NULL, '1779-10-15', '1779-10-18', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(790, 'Case of Mr Ancrum, a Northumberland farmer, whose dyspepsia was recently aggravated by the shock of being attacked by \'footpads\'. ', NULL, NULL, '1779-02-27', '1779-04-06', 6, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(791, 'Case of Mrs Fletcher who is pregnant and has devloped a cough, pains in her bones, and a chill.', NULL, NULL, '1779-03-22', '1779-03-23', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(792, 'Case of John McKie [Mackie], Junior who undertakes cold bathing to treat a sore stomach and giddiness, but his abdominal troubles recur.', NULL, 'See also <a href=\"case.php?id=793\">Case ID:793</a>, concerning his new wife who miscarries.', '1779-07-22', '1781-11-01', 13, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(793, 'Case of Mrs McKie, who in 1781 has had a miscarriage. Correspondence resumes in January 1785 over her cold and cough.', NULL, NULL, '1781-06-09', '1785-04-02', 13, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(794, 'Case of Mr Thomas Irwin [Irwine] who suffers from swollen legs, itchiness and biliousness and which eventually proves fatal.', NULL, NULL, '1778-08-05', '1780-05-02', 18, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(795, 'Case of Andrew Shennan who has a bad back and feverish episodes since catching a chill when sailing to Ireland, and has since injured his arm.', NULL, NULL, '1779-03-00', '1779-05-19', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(796, 'Case of Mr Edward Gallon who reports soreness and other symptoms in his genital area.', NULL, NULL, '1779-04-10', '1779-06-15', 6, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(797, 'Case of Captain John Robertson who has a \'chronic catarrh\'.', NULL, NULL, '1779-10-26', '1780-01-03', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(798, 'Case of Reverend Findlater, minister of Linton whose complaints are related to his very convivial drinking habits.', NULL, NULL, '1778-05-00', '1778-05-00', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(799, 'Case of A. B., a male patient aged 50 and a \'man midwife\' who has genito-urinary disorders which may be venereal in origin.', NULL, NULL, '1776-05-22', '1776-05-22', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(800, 'Case of male \'Friend\' of Mr Shiells, just arrived in Bristol by sea, suffering from a longstanding \'sensibility of the nerves\' for which he tried many remedies while in the West Indies.', NULL, NULL, '1776-06-22', '1776-07-05', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(801, 'Case of Dr Dolman who has a \'gouty disposition\'.', NULL, NULL, '1776-08-26', '1776-08-26', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(802, 'Case of Miss Balmain who in 1776 has a tumour under her chin and by 1778 has similar complaints but also a cough and swelling below her ear (see later Case in 1780).', 'Case checked by DS on 9/4/14', NULL, '1776-07-16', '1778-10-03', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(803, 'Case of Mr Wemyss, who is given a regimen for unspecified complaints.', '', NULL, '1776-08-16', '1776-08-16', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(804, 'Case of Major Sandilands who has dropsy and asthma.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1776-05-00', '1776-05-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(805, 'Case of Miss Davidson of Eyemouth who continues with asthma (may be same patient as Case 415).', NULL, NULL, '1776-07-20', '1776-07-20', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(806, 'Case of Mrs Fraser who consulted Cullen back in \'Winter 1765\'  [no documents traced] and who may have recently miscarried.', NULL, NULL, '1776-06-16', '1776-06-22', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(807, 'Case of Thomas Rippingall [Rippengale] who has a weak stomach and then develops \'dull\' eyes and fears jaundice.', NULL, NULL, '1780-12-30', '1781-03-00', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(808, 'Case of Dr Robert Innes who, over several years, has stomach complaints, then piles, then a cold and cough.', 'A physician? Writes from different places but signatures match D.S> ', NULL, '1779-12-00', '1786-01-31', 6, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(809, 'Case of Mrs Baillie of Carnbrue who has a pulmonary condition which concerns Cullen who asks Mr Hamilton to pay her a visit.', '', NULL, '1776-10-25', '1776-10-25', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(810, 'Case of the Reverend Mr Elliot, which was not entered in the casebook so only known from isolated title. There are several Elliots, including a clergymen, represented elsewhere in the archive to whom this might refer.', 'Case CHECKED by DS 16/2/14', NULL, '1776-12-00', '1776-12-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(811, 'Case of Mrs Gordon who has a serious \'visceral obstruction\' which Cullen thinks may be a tumour, ovarian in origin.', NULL, NULL, '1776-12-11', '1777-09-17', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(812, 'Case of Mr William Cunninghame who has a \'gouty habit\'.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1776-10-24', '1776-10-24', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(813, 'Case of the son of Mr Wilson who has an ear disorder. Cullen thinks there is no reason to suspect he has worms.', NULL, NULL, '1776-10-15', '1776-10-15', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(814, 'Case of Mrs Forster who has a \'gouty diathesis\'.', 'Insufficient information to identify her firmly with any of the other Fo(r)ster families. [MMG]', NULL, '1776-10-10', '1776-10-10', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(815, 'Case of Mr Hopper who is prescribed medicines to induce sweating.', NULL, NULL, '1776-10-00', '1776-10-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(816, 'Case of Mr Kilpatrick who is advised to travel to Bath.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1776-07-21', '1776-07-21', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(817, 'Case of Captain Smibert who has dropsy.', NULL, NULL, '1776-09-15', '1776-09-25', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(818, 'Case of Richard Allan, surgeon to the Dublin Volunteers who is given brief advice for himself but who also elicits Cullen\'s advice on who are the best authorities to read on fevers.', NULL, NULL, '1776-10-03', '1776-10-03', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(819, 'Case of Mrs Allan, the wife of the minister at Row, who is diagnosed as being an \'hysterical melancholic\' arising from religious considerations\' but whose condition improves with a regimen and medicines.', NULL, NULL, '1777-06-16', '1779-02-08', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(820, 'Case of Mr John Likly whose own fears that he has \'a venereal taint\' or \'virus\' eventually appear to have been well founded and who is increasingly concerned that he has \'weak nerves\'.', NULL, NULL, '1776-09-25', '1784-09-27', 9, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(821, 'Case of Alexander Gordon who after visiting Cullen in person is treated for gravel.', NULL, NULL, '1779-04-14', '1779-05-28', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(822, 'Case of the Honourable Captain Frederick Maitland, whose muscular pains are treated as rheumatic. In 1786 he has become very feeble and is in danger of a stroke. ', 'unless he died after December 12th then Letter 2942 is not be the same Maitland.', NULL, '1776-05-31', '1786-12-12', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(823, 'Case of Mrs Stewart who is unable to pursue her business because of severe headaches and other debilitating symptoms, partly attributed to family pressures.', NULL, NULL, '1776-06-01', '1776-06-01', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(825, 'Case of Mrs Dods who is prescribed a stomachic mixture.', NULL, NULL, '1776-09-00', '1776-09-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(826, 'Case of George Buchanan who needs to restore his strength after an illness which has left him with a cough.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1776-07-06', '1776-07-06', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(827, 'Case of Miss Fraser who is suspected of feining her fits.', NULL, NULL, '1776-06-28', '1776-06-28', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(828, 'Case of Mrs Davies who has stomach and bowel complaints which Cullen believes are from the gout turned inwards.', NULL, NULL, '1776-04-16', '1778-09-20', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(829, 'Case of Miss Stevenson who is suspected of having an internal abscess.', NULL, NULL, '1776-05-05', '1776-05-05', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(830, 'Case of Lord Errol\'s children who have chincough.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1776-09-23', '1776-09-23', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(831, 'Case of Mrs Anderson who is given advice on regimen to manage an unspecified disorder which is not dangerous and appears to come and go.', NULL, NULL, '1776-05-13', '1776-05-13', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(832, 'Case of Mr Corbet of Dumfries who is prescribed a regimen and stomach medicine.', '[RECHECK - person query (possible duplicate identified by transcriber) has been flagged [FMac]][Have rechecked 6/8/14, not enough evidence to say that person 2645 is a duplicate - EK]', NULL, '1776-08-02', '1776-08-02', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(833, 'Case of Gordon of Gight with gout, stomach and nervous complaints.', NULL, NULL, '1777-05-22', '1777-06-11', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(834, 'Case of Mrs Gordon of Gight with Fluor Albus and cough. ', NULL, NULL, '1777-05-22', '1777-05-28', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(835, 'Case of an old man with a bladder stone under the care of Mr Tait a surgeon at Ely.', NULL, NULL, '1776-05-22', '1776-05-22', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(836, 'Case of Mrs [Major] Sinclair who is predisposed to kidney stones.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1776-08-17', '1776-08-17', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(837, 'Case of Mrs Berdige who has a longstanding disorder Cullen attributes to nervous weakness and irritability.', NULL, NULL, '1776-06-19', '1776-06-19', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(838, 'Case of Mrs Montgomery of Newton who has a weak stomach.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1776-08-07', '1776-08-07', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(839, 'Case of Mr Hall who has various sores which might be venereal.', NULL, NULL, '1776-08-20', '1776-09-01', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(840, 'Case of \'Miss ---- \' at Dumfries whose condition is considered rheumatic and nervous.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1776-07-29', '1776-07-29', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(841, 'Case of Miss Gwynn who has a menstrual problem.', NULL, NULL, '1776-08-10', '1776-08-10', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(842, 'Case of an unnamed female patient, a friend of Mr Edward Burrow at Port Glasgow.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1776-08-06', '1776-08-06', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(843, 'Case of Mrs. Commissary Ker, who is advised to travel south to England.', NULL, NULL, '1776-09-26', '1776-09-26', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(844, 'Case of Mrs Neilson who has had a \'morbus niger\'.', '[RECHECK [FMac]. Morbus Niger is melÃ¦na, passing black (bloody) stools. [MMG]] [Rechecked EK 6/8/14]', NULL, '1776-08-00', '1776-08-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no');
INSERT INTO `PROD_doc_case` (`case_id`, `case_desc`, `case_notes_internal`, `case_notes_external`, `min_date`, `max_date`, `num_docs`, `case_status`, `case_feature`) VALUES
(846, 'Case of Lady Catherine [Katherine] Gordon who is prescribed a \'cooling solution\'.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1776-05-01', '1776-05-01', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(847, 'Case of Miss Macdougal who has a cough and restless nights.', NULL, NULL, '1776-07-20', '1776-07-20', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(848, 'Case of Mr Houston whose long-standing apoplexy has becomes severe with breathing difficulties, pain and weakness.', NULL, NULL, '1777-05-05', '1777-05-06', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(850, 'Case of the Countess of Dundonald whose complaints are considered \'gouty and gravellsh\'.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1777-06-16', '1777-06-16', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(851, 'Case of \'Harpsdale\'s son\', Alexander Sinclair, a young  boy who is troubled with spreading tumours on his leg and arms.', 'Unnamed suregon/physician almost certainly Alexander Wood. Suggest: merge both into his entry. yes, both merged by DS.', NULL, '1777-04-19', '1789-03-19', 6, 'PROV. DUPLICATE', 'no'),
(852, 'Case of Dr James Saunders, who had nephritis, had his son surgically remove a stone and now has a bladder problem.', 'All CHECKED by DS 18/12/13', NULL, '1777-05-04', '1777-08-11', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(854, 'Case of \'Mrs B\' who suffers from swollen legs and thighs, considered as a dropsy related to her time of life.', NULL, NULL, '1777-06-00', '1777-06-16', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(855, 'Case of Mrs Henderson who has a severe pain in her side and such varied symptoms that Cullen is unsure of the underlying disease.', NULL, NULL, '1778-11-23', '1779-05-07', 7, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(856, 'Case of Mrs Elliot who has a chronic catarrhal cough, diarrhÅ“a and menstrual problems.', NULL, NULL, '1777-05-16', '1778-12-11', 6, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(857, 'Case of the Reverend Mr Henry Elliot of Fowberry who suffers from a bad stoamch, \'heats\' and other \'nervous\' symptoms which are exaccerbated by the loss of his wife. ', NULL, NULL, '1777-05-16', '1789-08-17', 8, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(858, 'Case of Miss Campbell whose ailments are considered constitutional but who needs a \'new set of teeth\'.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1777-03-13', '1777-03-13', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(859, 'Case of the father of Jean Kirkpatrick, who condition does not seem to be directly related to his alcohol consumption. ', NULL, NULL, '1777-05-20', '1777-05-20', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(860, 'Case of George Rae who has a nervous weakness and suffers from a great \'uneasiness\' in his mind.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1777-07-21', '1777-07-21', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(861, 'Case of Mrs Donaldson whose whole body is swollen and who  suffers stomach pains and various other distressing symptoms.', NULL, NULL, '1777-10-08', '1777-11-03', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(862, 'Case of John Fleming who has a pulmonary complaint.', 'May be same person as Case 276?', NULL, '1777-10-22', '1777-10-22', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(863, 'Case of Cullen\'s \'old aquaintance\'  Mr James Fleming who has an obstructed oesophagus which proves fatal. May be same person  as Case 276.', NULL, NULL, '1782-01-14', '1782-05-08', 10, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(864, 'Case of Francis Garden, Lord Gardenstone who, after recounting his long struggles with ill health which he associates with \'bad living\'  when younger,  is advised on cold water bathing and drinking Hartfell Spa water.', NULL, NULL, '1777-08-00', '1777-08-25', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(865, 'Case of Mr Buchanan who has a history eye problems, with some episodes of aches and fever while spending time in America.', NULL, NULL, '1777-07-00', '1777-07-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(866, 'Case of John Buchanan, \'Tide Surveyor at Kirkudbright\', who is in danger of becoming consumptive from getting wet through the demands of his employment.', NULL, NULL, '1779-02-17', '1779-06-02', 3, 'CHECKED', 'yes'),
(867, 'Case of Miss Jane Maxwell of Carriden, who Cullen has visited in person and who is slowly recovering though has little appetite; mention of  \'fits\' may imply a fever.', '', NULL, '1777-06-09', '1777-06-10', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(868, 'Case of Mrs Moodie who is recovering from an unspecified condition.', 'all CHECKED by DS 17/12/13', NULL, '1777-10-26', '1777-10-28', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(869, 'Case of Miss Moodie who has nosebleeds, feverishness, headaches and aching limbs which Cullen diagnoses as an habitual Quinsy.', NULL, NULL, '1777-10-26', '1779-08-23', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(870, 'Case of Mr Macpherson whose longstanding complaints are considered \'nervous\'.', NULL, NULL, '1777-08-19', '1777-12-06', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(871, 'Case of Ensign Robert Campbell Macpherson whose stomach problems abate but who has a consumptive cough and, subsequently, night sweats.', NULL, NULL, '1788-09-13', '1789-03-09', 10, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(872, 'Case of an unnamed female patient who suffers from a painful bilious complaint and is being treated by Mr Alexander Grant.', NULL, NULL, '1777-05-24', '1777-05-31', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(873, 'Case of Miss Kirkwood who is prescribed a cooling mixture and an electuary.', NULL, NULL, '1777-08-16', '1777-08-16', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(874, 'Case of Mr Lewis Fletcher who is given advice on regimen and a steel medicine for an unnamed \'habitual\' condition which tends to generate fear in patients but which can be managed.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1777-08-26', '1777-08-26', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(875, 'Case of the son of Edward Burrow, who is a Cornet in Lord Robert Manner\'s Regiment of Dragoons and who is ill with diarrhoea.', NULL, NULL, '1777-08-02', '1777-08-05', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(876, 'Case of Mrs Gascoigne who is prescribed an opiate medicine to take until \'Dr Black returns\'.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1777-09-01', '1777-09-01', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(877, 'Case of Alexander Anderson who primary disorder is a pain in his bowels.', NULL, NULL, '1781-11-25', '1782-04-03', 5, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(878, 'Case of young Campbell Betham of the Isle of Man, a student at Glasgow nursed through the measles by Cullen who is a personal friend of his father.', 'The patient is a brother-in-law of Admiral William Bligh, of Bounty fame. [MMG]', NULL, '1783-10-20', '1783-10-21', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(879, 'Case of Anna ( \"Annie\")  Betham who has a very unusual, painful condition located in the side of her torso which has apparently collapsed inwards and is accompanied by emaciation and other symptoms, which baffles Cullen as to its cause.', NULL, NULL, '1779-06-07', '1779-07-14', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(880, 'Case of Mrs Janet Arnot who has a constricted throat.', NULL, NULL, '1782-02-06', '1782-12-07', 7, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(881, 'Case of Mrs Betty Beatson who has stomach disorder and, some years later, has a nephritic complaint.', NULL, NULL, '1778-04-24', '1786-04-03', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(882, 'Case of Miss Home of Branxton who is generally weak and has a swollen stomach.', NULL, NULL, '1783-01-01', '1783-04-18', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(883, 'Case of Mr Easton, recovering from an unstated illness, who is advised on regimen and travel.', NULL, NULL, '1777-09-15', '1777-09-15', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(884, 'Case of an unnamed male patient of Dr Dobson in Liverpool who has diabetes.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1777-05-12', '1777-05-12', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(885, 'Case of an unnamed male patient of Dr Dobson\'s at Liverpool who has a gleet which Cullen considers stems from a very particular form of bladder irritation upon which he theorises.', 'case all CHECKED by DS 21/2/14', NULL, '1777-09-25', '1777-10-10', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(886, 'Case of Mr C\'s son, a child cured of hydrocephalus internus as reported by Dr Dobson of Liverpool.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1777-10-00', '1777-10-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(887, 'Case of E. Marjoribanks, a male patient with distressing symptoms not made explicit in Cullen\'s response.', NULL, NULL, '1777-04-00', '1777-04-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(888, 'Case of Miss Agnew (of Lochnaw), who is advised on regimen over several years; by 1780 she is weak and has a cough (Cullen\'s mention of the fate of her siblings implies he suspects consumption).', NULL, NULL, '1777-06-27', '1780-08-18', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(889, 'Case of Mrs Vans Agnew, a 23 year old woman with a post-natal illness following the birth of her fifth child.', NULL, NULL, '1784-01-12', '1784-03-23', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(890, 'Case of the aged Mr Heriot at Ladykirk who is lethargic and has a weak bladder; he then develops a fever which proves fatal.', 'Case CHECKED by DS 9/5/14', NULL, '1777-10-24', '1778-07-12', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(891, 'Case of Mr McAulay who has abdominal pains.', NULL, NULL, '1777-09-24', '1777-09-24', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(892, 'Case of an unnamed male patient,  a retired solicitor and relative of Dr George Carlyle, who has been having stroke-like \'fits\' and complete mental blackouts..', NULL, NULL, '1777-11-01', '1777-11-04', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(893, 'Case of Mrs Taylor who has suffered \'a stroke of palsy\'.', NULL, NULL, '1777-08-25', '1777-08-25', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(894, 'Case of an unnamed male patient of Robert Redpath, surgeon at Berwick, who has a venereal infection. ', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1777-12-05', '1777-12-05', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(895, 'Case of Mr Alison who is given detailed direction on regimen for what appears to have been an abdominal disorder attributed to nervous weakness.', NULL, NULL, '1777-05-25', '1777-05-25', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(896, 'Case of Mr William Simson who is directed over regimen and prescribed an aperient for an unstated complaint.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1777-06-11', '1777-06-11', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(897, 'Case of Mr Munro who is about to take an expedition north and is advised on regimen for what appears to be a cough (pulmonary condition?).', NULL, NULL, '1777-05-25', '1777-05-25', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(898, 'Case of Mrs Laing who is prescribed a mouthwash containing pomegranate.', 'CHECKED [FMac].', NULL, '1777-10-03', '1777-10-03', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(899, 'Case of Mr Armstrong who is costive.', '', NULL, '1777-06-13', '1777-06-13', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(900, 'Case of  Mrs Hatridge whose unstated disorder is being treated with musk.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1777-05-02', '1777-05-02', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(902, 'Case of Mrs Dalrymple which Cullen considers \'unfavourable\' and all he can do is prescribe anodynes.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1777-06-19', '1777-06-19', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(903, 'Case of Mr Bell of London who is prescribed a strengthener and a laxative.', NULL, NULL, '1777-10-07', '1777-10-07', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(904, 'Case of Robert Henderson Esquire who has gout. Hard to establish if he is the same Mr Henderson numbered as distinct cases dating from the late 1770s. ', NULL, NULL, '1777-08-15', '1777-09-06', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(905, 'Case of Mrs Betty Nasmith who suffers from occasional violent pains in her stomach.', NULL, NULL, '1778-11-25', '1778-11-27', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(906, 'Case of Mrs Nasmith who has \'a weakness of nerves\', and is given directions on regimen and cold bathing.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1777-06-00', '1777-06-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(907, 'Case of Mrs Macclesfield who is prescribed a stomachic mixture.', 'CHECKED [FMac].', NULL, '1777-05-19', '1777-05-19', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(908, 'Case of the son of John Cross who is being treated for skin \'eruptions\'.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1777-09-08', '1777-09-08', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(909, 'Case of John Cook of Gallowhill, who suffers from phlegm and other ailments exacerbated by excessive drinking.', NULL, NULL, '1782-07-18', '1787-07-31', 19, 'RECHECK', 'no'),
(910, 'Case of Mr Brown of  the West Indies, who has a \'spasmodic asthma\'.', 'Unsure whether \'a spasmodic asthma\' should be changed to \'spasmodic asthma\' (FM). [Check EK 6/8/14 Having checked contemporary sources and found several references to \"a spasmodic asthma\", I\'ve left this as it stands]', NULL, '1777-12-09', '1777-12-09', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(911, 'Case of the Honourable Andrew Erskine who has a disordered stomach and \'depression of spirits\'.', NULL, NULL, '1777-08-11', '1777-08-11', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(912, 'Case of Mr Bowman who has lax bowels (may be same patient as Case 176).', 'Agree that it\'s possibly the same patient as Case 716 but there\'s not really enough evidence to be certain. Case 912 could equally refer to Mr Bowman senior or another patient altogether - EK [Checked EK 06/8/14]', NULL, '1777-04-10', '1777-04-10', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(913, 'Case of Captain Stewart, who has an ague in 1777, and then consults Cullen again in 1781 when he is suffering from fits of the gout.', NULL, NULL, '1777-10-10', '1781-06-07', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(914, 'Case of Admiral Greig who has has an intermittent fever. ', NULL, NULL, '1777-10-08', '1777-10-08', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(915, 'Case of Mrs Thomson of Charlton who is prescribed a laxative and anodyne and who is being treated with a blister.', NULL, NULL, '1777-12-04', '1778-01-13', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(916, 'Case of Mr MacDonald who has piles.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1777-08-20', '1777-08-20', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(917, 'Case of Mrs Macneil who has a tumour on her shoulder and pains in her hip joint and knee.', NULL, NULL, '1777-08-28', '1777-08-28', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(918, 'Case of Mrs McNachtane Hunter suffering from \'a relaxed nervous system\'.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1777-09-22', '1777-09-22', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(919, 'Case of Mrs Dobbie who is spitting blood, and is advised on how to manage her visit to the highlands and the Isle of Mull.', NULL, NULL, '1777-05-21', '1777-05-21', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(920, 'Case of the Captain Gray who has a venereal infection.', NULL, NULL, '1777-05-00', '1777-05-17', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(921, 'Case of Mrs Kerr of Abbotrule who is prescribed cephalic pills.', NULL, NULL, '1777-05-19', '1777-05-19', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(922, 'Case of Alexander Dingwall who reports a cough, numbness, coldness, painful flatulence and other symptoms over several years.', 'Unnamed physician potential duplicate of George Skene. Nu unnamed physician now linked so must have been sorted. DS', 'See earlier <a href=\"case.php?id=147\">Case 147</a>.', '1778-00-00', '1781-12-04', 8, 'PENDING - DUPLICATE PERSON - C', 'no'),
(923, 'Case of the son of Walter Riddell, who has a biliary disorder, possibly a stone.', NULL, NULL, '1777-11-11', '1787-08-04', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(924, 'Case of Mr James Henry who is advised not to use electricity to treat an unspecified condition.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1777-08-20', '1777-08-20', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(925, 'Case of  Mr Pagan who has shown symptoms of gravel.', NULL, NULL, '1777-08-05', '1777-08-05', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(926, 'Case of Miss Madie Hamilton who is advised on regimen for her slow recovery from an unstated illness.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1777-09-04', '1777-09-04', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(927, 'Case of Mr Seward who Cullen considers to be in a state of nervous debility, partly inherited.', NULL, NULL, '1777-08-12', '1777-08-12', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(928, 'Case of Mrs Riddell who has a stomach disorder (tentative identification as being the same patient, but symptoms match).', 'Although far apart in date, the symptoms match. Reference to Mr Bell as the apothecary suggests a Dumfries patient. Case CHECKED by DS.', NULL, '1777-08-00', '1785-12-03', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(929, 'Case of an unnamed (male?) patient reporting symptoms including worms and a vertigo or \'sweeming in the head\'. He has consulted Dr John Willison of Dundee and Dr Stevenson;  a friend, Alexander Hart, is to give more details.', NULL, NULL, '1777-00-00', '1777-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(930, 'Case of Miss Gray who is offered advice on how to avoid seasickness.', 'CHECKED [FMac].', NULL, '1777-06-04', '1777-06-04', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(931, 'Case of two unnamed men reported by Dr Alves at Inverness who were bitten by a rabid dog and are suspected of contracting hydrophobia.', NULL, NULL, '1777-09-30', '1777-09-30', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(932, 'Case of Miss Gordon under the care of Mr Dougal for a palsy and apoplexy. One of several letters and entries  concerning a \"Miss Gordon\" who cannot be postively identified as being the same patient across several cases.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1777-05-21', '1777-05-21', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(933, 'Case of Colonel Grant who Cullen thinks is merely debilitated through exposure to the climate and who is advised to travel south for his health.', NULL, NULL, '1777-10-01', '1777-10-01', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(934, 'Case of Mrs Cunnison who suffers menstrual pains and colic.', NULL, NULL, '1777-11-20', '1787-06-19', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(935, 'Case of Mr Ferguson considered rheumatic. Not obviously the same person as Case 596.', NULL, NULL, '1777-06-26', '1777-06-26', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(936, 'Case of Colonel Skene who has gout on his stomach.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1777-06-24', '1777-06-24', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(937, 'Case of Miss Houston who is advised on how to manage a difficult, unspecified, disorder with a regimen and strengthening medicines.', NULL, NULL, '1777-05-16', '1777-05-16', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(938, 'Case of Mrs Maccallaster [McAllester] who is given a strengthening mixture for a menstrual dsorder.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1777-08-28', '1777-08-28', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(939, 'Case of Miss Balderston who has had a return of her spitting of blood.', NULL, NULL, '1777-09-06', '1777-09-06', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(940, 'Case of Mr Archibald who is in a dangerous condition with blood-spitting, cough and fever.', NULL, NULL, '1781-01-05', '1781-02-15', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(941, 'Case of Mr Bailley, who is thought to have no \'fixed disease\', but a general nervous weakness after being in the warm climate of Jamaica.', 'Could well be the same person as Letter 4000, but no way to prove this. D.S.', NULL, '1777-09-10', '1777-09-10', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(942, 'Case of Mrs Gray whose unspecified symptoms have been long neglected and require complete physical rest.', 'CHECKED [FMac].', NULL, '1777-09-05', '1777-09-05', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(943, 'Case of an unnamed patient identified only as \'Mr ... at the Bush\', prescribed an aperient [has \'Mrs Laing\' deleted].', NULL, NULL, '1777-10-03', '1777-10-03', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(944, 'Case of Alexander Douglas, physician at Dundee, concerning his own bladder complaint.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1777-10-28', '1777-10-28', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(945, 'Case of an unnamed patient with a difficult \'spasmodic\' condition.', NULL, NULL, '1777-08-26', '1777-08-26', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(946, 'Case of an unnamed female patient of nineteen, whose melancholia and anorexia are partly attributed to the effects for grief when a sister married and another died suddenty of scarlet fever.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1777-00-00', '1777-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(947, 'Case of an unnamed correspondent, a 20-year-old man, with a venereal complaint. ', NULL, NULL, '1779-00-00', '1779-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(948, 'Case of \'Mr ----\' who has a testicular tumour.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1777-04-08', '1777-04-08', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(949, 'Case of Mrs Aikman who has a bowel disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1782-06-00', '1786-06-05', 22, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(950, 'Case of Mr Gibson of Kelton who has been affected by the cold in church and has an habitual cough.', NULL, NULL, '1782-02-17', '1782-05-21', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(951, 'Case of Mr Smith, a surgeon at Barnard Castle, who has symptoms of palsy and dies of what might be kidney failure.', NULL, NULL, '1779-12-28', '1782-01-05', 9, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(953, 'Case of Thomas Weir [Were] Esq. who has breathing problems and a bad cough. He recently fell from his horse and visited Edinburgh as a friend of Cullen\'s extended family.', NULL, NULL, '1778-07-21', '1778-12-31', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(954, 'Case of Mr Thomas Bushby who is given detailed advice on cold bathing.', NULL, NULL, '1777-09-13', '1778-06-28', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(955, 'Case of Miss Catherine Irving of Gribton who has asthma.', NULL, NULL, '1778-07-27', '1778-07-29', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(956, 'Case of Mr Skirving whose various symptoms include vomiiting and pains in his legs.', 'CHECKED by DS 24/12/13', NULL, '1778-08-20', '1778-09-12', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(957, 'Case of Mrs Keir of Wester Rhynd whose complaints are considered hysteric.', NULL, NULL, '1778-01-22', '1778-01-25', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(958, 'Case of Laurence Keir, who caught cold after leaving a warm room and suffers from  stitch, manifesting in a feeling of weight up both sides of his back and prickling through his whole body.', NULL, '', '1788-03-20', '1788-05-27', 12, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(959, 'Case of Mrs Cathcart who has back pain after labour, and corresponds with Cullen through her brother John Buchan, then situated in Edinburgh.', NULL, 'A letter and cover-note from Cullen to John Buchan dated February 9th 1778 also relating to this same case, are in the Scottish Records Office, GD 180, folder 654, items 1 and 2.', '1778-02-00', '1778-09-25', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(960, 'Case of Sir John Cathcart whose spitting of blood implies a fatal consumptive condition.', NULL, NULL, '1782-09-28', '1782-12-28', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(961, 'Case of Miss Betty Craik who is emaciated and has a pulmonary disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1778-08-04', '1778-09-06', 6, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(962, 'Case of Mrs Hay, wife of the minister of Dyce, who has a long history of \'bilious headaches\' and stomach problems.', 'The patient died on 6 Feb 1779. See Fasti Ecclesiae Scoticanae v 6 p 394.  [MMG]', NULL, '1778-10-18', '1778-10-23', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(963, 'Case of Mrs Synnot who has a pulmonary disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1778-03-04', '1778-03-14', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(964, 'Case of Francis (Frank) Somervell who has an arthritic complaint.', NULL, NULL, '1782-03-08', '1782-03-21', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(965, 'Case of the Reverend Burnside who is left weak from a history of headaches and attacks of sweating.', 'He had apparently consulted Cullen for a stomach ailment several years earlier. It may be worth checking anonymous cases from Leith area in the late 1770s. Case 1453 is his brother in Nottingham. [MMG]', NULL, '1786-05-22', '1786-06-17', 6, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(966, 'Case of John Carnegie who is advised on sea bathing.', NULL, NULL, '1784-05-20', '1784-05-23', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(967, 'Case of Sir Richard Brooke, who suffers\' attacks of Giddiness attended with noise in his ears, dimness of sight, palpitation of his heart, tremors of his hands and frequent drowsiness\' after a fever some years previously.', NULL, NULL, '1783-09-00', '1783-10-30', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(968, 'Case of George Burdon who has a long-standing rheumatic complaint, develops bloody urine, suspected gravel and who eventually passes a large stone. ', NULL, NULL, '1782-08-00', '1790-01-19', 11, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(969, 'Case of Captain Richard Rose, a Cornet in the King\'s Dragoon Guards who has a bladder and bowel complaint.', 'Case checked by DS on 9/4/14', NULL, '1778-01-04', '1778-01-08', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(970, 'Case of Mrs Corbett of Tolcross who has a weak stomach accompanied by faintness and nosebleeds.', NULL, NULL, '1778-09-02', '1778-09-07', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(971, 'Case of Charles Murray who has painful piles.', NULL, NULL, '1778-06-11', '1778-06-15', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(972, 'Case of Mrs Farquharson who is weak from a pulmonary disorder and diarrhoea.', NULL, NULL, '1779-09-26', '1780-02-09', 6, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(973, 'Case of Mrs Cockayne [Cocayne] who consults Cullen over several years regarding a painful abdominal condition.', NULL, NULL, '1779-07-07', '1786-07-10', 17, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(974, 'Case of James Murray who has a recurring pimply and itchy skin eruption.', 'CHECKED by DS 26/12/13', NULL, '1778-12-12', '1778-12-12', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(975, 'Case of Mr Handasyde (Handyside) who is swollen all over his body (dropsy), and who also develops a tumor and a bowel disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1784-04-00', '1784-05-23', 8, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(976, 'Case of the two-year-old son of Mr Kennedy of Pinmore who has shown severe developmental problems since birth.', NULL, NULL, '1778-01-13', '1778-02-08', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(977, 'Case of Mr Crompton who is passing bloody urine and becoming dropsical.', 'all letters CHECKED DS 17/1/14', NULL, '1778-08-31', '1778-11-19', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(978, 'Case of Patrick McIntyre who suffers from melancholia, other mental distresses, and gout - for which he turns to drink for relief.', NULL, NULL, '1778-06-23', '1778-06-25', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(979, 'Case of the eighty year old father of Dr Willliam Wright who suffers a dangerous \'suppression of urine\'.', 'Both letters CHECKED again by DS 23/12/1/3 ', NULL, '1778-06-13', '1778-06-15', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(980, 'Case of Mr Fraser of Gortubeg who has a tumour on his lip.', NULL, NULL, '1779-05-24', '1779-05-27', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(981, 'Case of Anthony Fetherstonhaugh who has gout.', NULL, NULL, '1778-05-01', '1778-05-01', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(982, 'Case of Mrs Smallwood who has a breast tumour.', NULL, NULL, '1778-05-00', '1778-05-31', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(983, 'Case of George Hay, Marquis of Tweeddale who has gout; in 1787, the last year of his life, he also suffers from \'Scorbutic Blotches on his arms and body\'.', NULL, NULL, '1778-03-20', '1787-08-20', 5, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(984, 'Case of Robert Thomson, a Montrose shopkeeper with a long history of \'plethora\' and \'hydroptick\' symptoms, including swollen legs and suppressed urine.', NULL, NULL, '1778-04-01', '1778-08-11', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(985, 'Case of James Johnstone who has pains in his head and cannot sleep.', NULL, NULL, '1778-11-13', '1778-11-16', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(986, 'Case of Miss Hodgson, who has diarrhoea and symptoms suggesting consumption.', NULL, NULL, '1780-11-26', '1780-11-30', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(987, 'Case of Miss Hodgson [Hodgeson] with a very long history marked by a complex range of changing symptoms and self-medication. She is a chronic invalid who cannot turn herself in bed without aid.', 'She does not really own an apothecary\'s shop: Richard Walker is being facetious about the amount of medication she has on stock... She\'s a chronic invalid who can\'t turn herself in bed without aid. [MMG]', NULL, '1781-02-11', '1781-02-19', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(988, 'Case of Mr William Bruce of Shetland who has breathing problems, but Cullen consider his symptoms essentially rheumatic.', 'CHECK 1778 letters are the same patient.', NULL, '1779-03-02', '1779-06-03', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(989, 'Case of David Dundas who has had a severe epileptic fit.', NULL, NULL, '1778-01-22', '1778-01-22', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(990, 'Case of Miss Sarah Auchindachy (eldest daughter of Isabel (nee Gordon) of Kincragie), whose \'hysterick\' symptoms continue.', NULL, NULL, '1778-02-12', '1779-01-19', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(991, 'Case of Nicolas Tyzack who has a painful problem in the septum of his nose which Cullen examined earlier at Edinburgh and did not think venereal.', NULL, NULL, '1778-02-11', '1778-03-21', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(992, 'Case of Alexander Miller who seeks Cullen\'s advice on the better management of  a \'bandage\' to his abdomen which impedes his ability to to attend \'the Session\' (he is presumably in the legal profession).', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1778-05-00', '1778-05-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(993, 'Case of Mr John Askew whose symptoms are attributed to an inward gout.', NULL, NULL, '1778-09-24', '1778-11-02', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(995, 'Case of Captain Descury who is given detailed advice on travelling south for his health and who later bathes at Bath.', 'Case checked by DS on 9/4/2014', NULL, '1778-06-04', '1778-08-18', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(996, 'Case of Mr Hozier who has weak lungs.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1778-11-10', '1778-11-10', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(997, 'Case of Mr. Scott of Crigie, who consulted Cullen about five years earlier over his gout brought on by heavy drinking, but now has a severe and fatal jaundice.', NULL, NULL, '1778-11-14', '1778-11-19', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(998, 'Case of Miss Senhouse, a child recovering from chicken pox.', 'CAse All CHECKED by DS on 17/4/14', NULL, '1778-08-15', '1778-11-29', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(999, 'Case of Colonel Humphrey Senhouse who has swollen veins in his legs and an eye condition.', 'Case all CHECKED by DS on 16/4/14', NULL, '1778-08-15', '1778-10-25', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1000, 'Case of Captain Ogilvy, Kinordie [Kinnordy], who is being further advised over costiveness and a bladder condition, both of which improve.', 'Case Checked by DS on 9/4/14', NULL, '1778-05-09', '1778-07-20', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1001, 'Case of Mrs Agnes Campbell of Clathick who has a pulmonary disorder and is spitting blood.', NULL, NULL, '1778-11-24', '1784-09-15', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1002, 'Case of an unnamed \'young lady\' attended by Dr Heysham for Typhus. ', NULL, NULL, '1778-09-14', '1778-11-24', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1003, 'Case of Mr Charles Innes whose scorbutic problem with his mouth and gums is exacerbated by a more general weakness.', NULL, NULL, '1778-01-00', '1778-01-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1004, 'Case of Captain Steele who has had a painful fever and problems breathing.', NULL, NULL, '1784-07-16', '1784-07-28', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1005, 'Case of \"Mr A. B.\", who is given detailed directions on how to  make up a decoction from powders.', NULL, NULL, '1778-12-26', '1778-12-26', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1006, 'Case of Miss Corney who is recommended the use of a shower bath to recover from a recent shock to her nerves.', 'CHECKED [FMac].', NULL, '1778-12-00', '1778-12-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1007, 'Case of Miss Corner who has a long-standing tumour.', NULL, NULL, '1779-07-30', '1783-05-20', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1008, 'Case of Mr Charles Addison (patient of John Short), whose various chest, bladder, and other complaints may or may not be gouty. ', NULL, NULL, '1778-05-20', '1779-10-21', 11, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1009, 'Case of Mrs Porteous whose disorder is attributed to sharp blood and weak solids.', NULL, NULL, '1778-07-29', '1778-07-29', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1010, 'Case of Katherine McNab, mother of twenty children, who has become extremely weak from a cough, diaorrhea and jaundice but who has hitherto avoided seeking medication out of fear. Cullen diagnoses gall stones.', NULL, NULL, '1777-08-28', '1778-02-00', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1011, 'Case of the twenty-eight year old son of Alexander Wemyss who has had weak nerves since childhood and who was recently seized by a feverish headache.', 'There is no follow-up correspondence as the patient died on 30 January 1778. (Kirkcaldy burial records.) [MMG]', NULL, '1778-01-17', '1778-01-17', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1012, 'Case of \'W. R.\' whose rheumatic pains developed when sailing between Virginia and New York, but may be the vestiges of an earlier venereal infection.', NULL, NULL, '1778-01-22', '1778-01-22', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1013, 'Case of the Reverend Gillies in Orkney who suffers from various states of mental disassociation and fears he is losing his reason or at risk of dying.', NULL, NULL, '1778-11-04', '1778-12-07', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1014, 'Case of Mr Scrymgoer who is prescribed a purgative. May be same person as Case 242.', 'Checked EK 6/8/14 I agree that this could be the same patient as Case 242 but not enough evidence to confirm - EK', NULL, '1778-09-15', '1778-09-15', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1015, 'Case of Mrs Sinclair who for fear of medicines has not sought help before becoming emaciated and weak with looseness (diarrhoea).', 'Both CHECKED by DS, 24/12/13 JOB 21/07/14', NULL, '1778-02-21', '1778-03-07', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1016, 'Case of the son of Alexander McDonald who, like his father, has had venereal infections, possibly passed to his wife, and has now had a stroke. His wife is Case 1017.', NULL, NULL, '1778-01-25', '1778-01-28', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1017, 'Case of the wife of Mr Macdonald (Case 1016), who is showing signs of a venereal infection contracted from her husband (Case 1016).', NULL, NULL, '1778-01-25', '1778-01-28', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1018, 'Case of the children of Lady Rosebery who are to be inoculated against smallpox.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1778-02-27', '1778-02-27', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1019, 'Case of an unnamed female patient.', NULL, NULL, '1778-01-30', '1778-02-03', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1020, 'Case of Mr Brown, a ship\'s surgeon, who came down with a delerious fever while at sea, was then hospitalised and now suffers from paralytic spasms.', NULL, NULL, '1778-06-25', '1779-05-04', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1021, 'Case of Mr Fraser of Culduthill who has a painful stomach disorder with vomiting which Cullen attributes to the pressure of a tumour.', NULL, NULL, '1778-11-05', '1778-11-11', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1022, 'Case of Mr T. Dickson, an impetuous young man who suffers pains in his face and costiveness and who rides from his home in Liverpool to Cheltenham and on to Bath and then Bristol, and then Harrogate taking the waters in pursuit of health.', NULL, NULL, '1778-05-31', '1787-07-05', 5, 'RECHECK', 'no'),
(1023, 'Case of Robert Cathcart who has badly swollen legs.', 'Terminal case: patient died 2 Sept. 1784. [MMG]', NULL, '1784-06-00', '1784-07-09', 8, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1024, 'Case of J. Murray of Broughton who has a an eruption on his arm and running ears.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1778-12-19', '1778-12-19', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1025, 'Case of Mr Cumberland Reid whose symptoms are attributed to a gouty disposition.', NULL, NULL, '1778-04-28', '1778-04-28', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1026, 'Case of James Steele, a servant who has an abscess and is very emaciated despite having a very full appetite for food.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1778-12-30', '1778-12-30', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1027, 'Case of Mr Sutherland of Clyne who has had a paralytic stroke (palsy), and  two years later develops a suspected bladder stone (see also notes for Document 36141 which might be related to this case).', NULL, NULL, '1778-07-00', '1784-11-16', 6, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1028, 'Case of Mr Charles Mill, recovering from a genito-urinary  complaint who is advised to take less mercury. ', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1778-10-28', '1778-10-28', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1029, 'Case of \'Captain D. S.\' who is being treated for venereal symptoms [possibly Captain David Skene at Aberdeen, who is Case 1459].', NULL, NULL, '1778-10-24', '1778-10-24', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1030, 'Case of Mrs Liddle, who is hysteric and irritable after a fall on some stairs.', NULL, NULL, '1778-07-14', '1778-07-20', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1031, 'Case of Miss Balmain who has long been delicate and is advised to travel to Galloway via Moffat (see earlier consultation as Case 802).', NULL, NULL, '1780-06-15', '1780-07-09', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1032, 'Case of Mr Thomas Smith who is feverish and \'fatuous\' and then suffers a paralytic stroke.', NULL, NULL, '1782-06-09', '1782-07-15', 6, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1033, 'Case of Alexander Dougall, a surgeon,  with a history of gout and kidney stones but who now has a very painful bladder condition which is suspected of being a stone.', 'CASE CHECKED by DS 8/5/14', NULL, '1778-05-00', '1778-05-29', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1034, 'Case of Mrs Gordon of Wardhouse a young mother of four who developed a serious cough during last and recent pregnancy which persists and has left her very weakened.', NULL, NULL, '1778-03-13', '1778-03-18', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1035, 'Case of Miss Alexander whose pulmonary condition is considered quite serious.', NULL, NULL, '1778-02-00', '1778-02-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1036, 'Case of Mr Henderson, a London Jeweller, who is advised to travel for his health.', NULL, NULL, '1778-07-19', '1778-07-30', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1037, 'Case of Mr Blane who is costive.', NULL, NULL, '1778-09-02', '1778-09-02', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1038, 'Case of Lord Ancram (the 5th Marquess of Lothian)  who is given detailed instructions for undertaking a course of goat whey.', NULL, NULL, '1778-06-09', '1778-06-09', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1039, 'Case of Miss Bell Shaw who has a constricted oesophagus, and strained herself nursing her dying father.', NULL, NULL, '1778-07-04', '1778-07-20', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1040, 'Case of Mr Law, the younger, of Elphinstone who suffers congestion, but with  \'no confirmed disease\', is only advised a regimen.', 'CHECKED by DS 24/12/13', NULL, '1778-03-10', '1778-03-10', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1041, 'Case of Mr Lidderdale whose disorder is thought to be his kidneys or the neck of his bladder.', NULL, NULL, '1778-02-17', '1778-03-20', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1043, 'Case of Captain Gordon of Achanachie who has gravel in his urine.', NULL, NULL, '1778-07-00', '1778-07-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1044, 'Case of Miss Home, sister of William Home at Berwick, who has a bad cough and spits blood;  suspected of being a consumptive.', NULL, NULL, '1778-07-12', '1778-09-02', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1045, 'Case of  an unnamed female patient, whose situation has been communicated to Cullen by \'Miss N. Ord\' and who is thought to be in no immediate danger.', NULL, NULL, '1778-06-00', '1778-06-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1046, 'Case of \'A Lady\' with an abdominal, possibly uterine cancer for which Cullen advises giving Circuta (Hemlock) as a desperate measure.', 'CASE CHECKED by DS on 9/5/14', NULL, '1778-09-21', '1778-09-29', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1047, 'Case of Peter Davidson, the child of Archibald Davidson who \'gave no symptoms of Idiotry or want of Understanding\' until the age of two, but has since lost the language he developed and \'runs about without noticing any thing\'. ', NULL, NULL, '1778-10-31', '1778-10-31', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1048, 'Case of an unnamed female patient, aged  nineteen, with menstrual problems.', 'CHECKED by DS 17/1/14', NULL, '1778-11-21', '1778-11-21', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1049, 'Case of the wife of Archibald McNeill, who has endured much blistering in an effort to relieve a very painful knee and lower back condition.', NULL, NULL, '1778-02-00', '1778-02-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1050, 'Case of the Rev. John Henry who has been greatly weakened by a bad cough which has not responded to his efforts to relive it by spending time in the country.', NULL, NULL, '1779-04-27', '1779-06-14', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1051, 'Case of Mr Wallis who suffers from a unremitting pain in his head which Cullen attributes to excess blood on the brain.', NULL, NULL, '1783-09-14', '1784-07-00', 6, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1052, 'Case of Mr Robert Stewart who is prescricbed a \'strengthening liquour\' for external application \'to the parts affected\'.', NULL, NULL, '1778-08-22', '1778-08-22', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1053, 'Case of George Murray, 5th Lord Elibank, who is advised over his nerves, \'a defuction and difficulty swallowing. ', 'Given date, this will be Patrick Murray, 5th Lord Elibank, who d. August 1778. [MMG]', NULL, '1778-06-30', '1778-06-30', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1054, 'Case of Ensign Gordon who is advised to  \'not do duty for some time\', but go to the country and who is prescribed an aperient.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1778-09-01', '1778-09-01', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1055, 'Case of Mrs A. B., who has what Cullen considers to be a relatively benign ovarian tumour.', NULL, NULL, '1778-11-17', '1778-11-17', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1056, 'Case of \'C. D. S.\', prescribed a mercurial injection.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1778-08-24', '1778-08-24', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1057, 'Case of \'Miss C\', aged twenty-six who has a fistula.', NULL, NULL, '1778-05-00', '1778-05-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1058, 'Case of John Pringle (cousin of Dr John Pringle), who has gout.', NULL, NULL, '1778-11-23', '1778-11-28', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1059, 'Case of Joseph Munro, a minister, whose present distresses, which include pain, flatulency and swellings in his abdomen and a serious bladder disorder, he traces back to when his manse was inundated with flood-water.', NULL, NULL, '1778-11-27', '1780-06-01', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1060, 'Case of an unnamed 14-year-old female patient who \'takes Fits once a Day, sometimes three of four Times\'.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1778-10-26', '1778-10-26', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1061, 'Case of Mr Kay who spits blood.', NULL, NULL, '1778-01-20', '1778-01-20', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1062, 'Case of an unnamed \'young lady\' wh is advised to go to Bath to treat a long-standing, but neglected complaint causing eruptions on her face.', 'CHECKED DS 22/12/13', NULL, '1778-11-13', '1778-11-13', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1064, 'Case of Mr Reid.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1778-01-21', '1778-01-21', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1065, 'Case of Miss Bethune of Balfour who has a palsy.', 'Alice Bethune died in August 1778. [MMG]', NULL, '1778-02-10', '1778-02-10', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1066, 'Case of an unnamed female patient of Dr Mudie, who suffers from a  painful disorder located in her side and abdomen after giving birth.', NULL, NULL, '1778-11-07', '1778-11-14', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1067, 'Case of Miss Robertson who is advised on regimen for a stomach disorder.', '', NULL, '1778-06-15', '1778-06-15', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1068, 'Case of \"Mr A. B.\", \'a young man who had gotten the venereal disease\'.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1778-09-00', '1778-09-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1069, 'Case of Mrs Stevens who is prescribed an aperient, a diaphoretic and a \'nervous mixture\'.', NULL, NULL, '1778-08-20', '1778-08-20', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1070, 'Case of \'Mrs ----\', who is to keep her neck warm with a flannel and is prescribed a \'discutient spirit and \'nervous electuary\'.', 'CHECKED by DS , 24/12/13', NULL, '1778-08-18', '1778-08-18', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1071, 'Case of Miss Campbell who has menstrual problems [an abandoned case-book entry for the same month is tentatively link].', NULL, NULL, '1778-07-30', '1779-07-00', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1072, 'Case of Lady Isabelle Hay who is instructed to go immediately  to the Highlands and undertake a goat whey cure for her chest complaint.', NULL, NULL, '1778-07-04', '1778-07-04', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1073, 'Case of Mrs S. Stephenson at Bothwell Castle who reports that the medicine she is taking for a stomach complaint has made her sick and later develops more pains in her side.', '', NULL, '1778-11-24', '1779-03-02', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1074, 'Case of Mr Logie who has had problems with his breathing after a cold.', NULL, NULL, '1778-06-14', '1778-06-14', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1075, 'Case of Mrs Baillie of Carnbrue who has a pectoral complaint after measles.', NULL, NULL, '1778-07-09', '1778-07-09', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1076, 'Case of \'J. C.\', a 22 year old male student who suffers a range of distressing symptoms which he fears are signs of hypochodria brought on by intense study. Circumstances closely match those of James Currie.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1778-11-16', '1778-11-16', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1077, 'Case of Mrs Maclean who has a stomach disorder with vomiting.', NULL, NULL, '1778-07-21', '1778-07-21', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1078, 'Case of Mr Blackey who is threatened with a consumption.', NULL, NULL, '1778-07-01', '1778-07-01', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1079, 'Case of the Reverend Mr Sherriff who unrecorded symptoms, probably consumptive, have \'not advanced to a dagnerous degree\'.', 'CHECKED by DS 23/12/13', NULL, '1778-03-00', '1778-03-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1080, 'Case of Mr Glassel whose baffling feverish condition may stem from his former rheumatic complaint; he develops painful ankles, headaches and a bad stomach.', NULL, NULL, '1778-07-24', '1785-08-20', 6, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1081, 'Case of an unnamed female patient, a 50 year old mother of fifteen children who is beset by megrims and a scorbutic eruption on her face, referred by Henry William Tytler of Brechin, a former pupil of Cullen.', NULL, NULL, '1778-06-00', '1779-12-30', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1082, 'Case of Mrs Hamilton who has menstrual problems.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1778-07-04', '1778-07-04', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1083, 'Case of Miss Christie Scott who has a cough and pulmonary disorder for which she is advised to visit Moffat spa.', '', NULL, '1778-07-03', '1778-07-03', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1084, 'Case concerning the inoculation of a child against smallpox.', 'CHECKED by DS on 23/12/13', NULL, '1778-12-27', '1778-12-27', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1085, 'Case of Mr Lewis who is given detailed instructions on \"Chamber Bathing\".', NULL, NULL, '1778-05-00', '1778-05-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1086, 'Case of an unnamed female patient with a palsy of her hand.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1778-03-13', '1778-03-13', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1087, 'Case of Mr MacKenzie who is given detailed directions on a regimen to manage his pectoral condition.', '', NULL, '1778-05-29', '1778-05-29', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1089, 'Case of the \'natural\' daughter of the late Robert Gordon whose debilitated condition, marked by various symptoms, dates for when she had smallpox.', NULL, NULL, '1778-08-14', '1778-08-14', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1090, 'Case of Thomas Lenen [Lining], an infant with an inflamed heel following about of fever.', NULL, NULL, '1787-09-03', '1787-09-13', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1091, 'Case of a female patient of Mr Harris at Whitehaven who has an unresponsive eye disorder.', '', NULL, '1777-12-31', '1778-02-00', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1092, 'Case of Mrs Macculloch who has a colic and inflammation.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1778-02-00', '1778-02-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1093, 'Case of  the mother of W. Achyndachy [Auchindachy], who has been consulting Cullen. Possibly relates to Case of Mrs Henrietta Duff [Person I.D. 2028].', 'Need more checking. DS', NULL, '1778-05-29', '1778-05-29', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1094, 'Case of \'Mr A. C.\', who is advised over the use of a solution for injection into the urethra to treat a venereal taint.', '[Checked EK 06/8/14, place had been added]', NULL, '1778-02-00', '1778-02-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1095, 'Case of the surgeon Cornelius Inglis who has gout.', NULL, NULL, '1776-06-12', '1776-07-16', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1096, 'Case of an unnamed female patient with spasmodic asthma, only known form Cullen\'s loose, draft reply.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1778-02-12', '1778-02-12', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1097, 'Case of Patrick [aka Peter] Lindsay, whose condition is not considered dangerous but requires a regimen, a laxative and a prescription with the Bark.', NULL, NULL, '1778-08-13', '1778-08-13', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1098, 'Case of Sir Eyre Coote who suffers from severe headaches, and who is returning to India, where Cullen hopes they may ease.', NULL, NULL, '1778-06-15', '1779-01-13', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1099, 'Case of John Freeland who has a stroke some time ago.', NULL, NULL, '1779-05-26', '1779-05-28', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1100, 'Case of Mr Symson of Brunton who has beathing problems and a pain in his sternum.', NULL, NULL, '1779-01-24', '1779-01-27', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1101, 'Case of the anonymised \"Miss A. B.\", a patient of Charles Innes.', NULL, NULL, '1779-01-00', '1779-02-16', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1102, 'Case of a male patient of Dr Jacob at Wexford, a lawyer who suffers from gout.', NULL, NULL, '1779-05-01', '1779-05-13', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1103, 'Case of John Senhouse, Whitehaven, who has developed jaundice.', NULL, NULL, '1779-05-20', '1779-05-28', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1105, 'Case of Mr Brughan who is prescribed a strengthening powder.', NULL, NULL, '1779-11-04', '1779-11-04', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1106, 'Case of Mr Alexander Wright who has an oedema (dropsy), manifest as fluid retention in his abdomen attributed to his habitual heavy drinking.', NULL, NULL, '1779-05-10', '1779-07-09', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1107, 'Case of Mr William McDowal [McDowall, McDouall], who has a chest complaint and spits blood.', '', NULL, '1779-07-06', '1785-04-27', 18, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1108, 'Case of Mrs Forster, wife of the Berwick postmaster, who in 1779 has complications after a recent miscarriage. In 1782 she has a skin condition.', NULL, NULL, '1779-11-04', '1779-11-06', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1109, 'Case of Mr Knox who has a sore tongue after taking some pills.', NULL, NULL, '1779-03-26', '1779-03-31', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1110, 'Case of Peggie Nielson who has a chest complaint and has now developed an inflamed and swollen face.', NULL, NULL, '1779-06-09', '1779-06-25', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1111, 'Case of Claude Nielson who is passing blood in his urine, and has had a venereal infection he wants kept secret from his father.', NULL, NULL, '1779-06-25', '1779-06-25', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1112, 'Case of Alexander Nisbet who has a stomach complaint.', NULL, NULL, '1779-03-18', '1779-03-22', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1113, 'Case of Mr Brougham suffering from the painful effects of a fall against a stone three years earlier.', NULL, NULL, '1779-05-08', '1779-06-15', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1114, 'Case of the Reverend Mr Alexander Coull who has recently developed swollen legs and prickling sensations in his feet.', NULL, NULL, '1779-03-01', '1779-03-10', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1115, 'Case of Miss Agnes Maxwell who has started suffering from headaches, swoonings and unusual episodes of low-spirits.', NULL, NULL, '1779-05-25', '1779-05-26', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1116, 'Case of Mrs Buchan Hepburn who has a stomach and bowel complaint.', NULL, NULL, '1787-01-04', '1787-10-09', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1117, 'Case of Miss [Amelia] Farquharson of Invercauld who travels to Edinburgh to see Cullen but  whose dangerously advanced consumption soon proves fatal.', 'Patient died 2 Jan 1780, aged 12. [MMG]', NULL, '1779-11-21', '1780-01-27', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no');
INSERT INTO `PROD_doc_case` (`case_id`, `case_desc`, `case_notes_internal`, `case_notes_external`, `min_date`, `max_date`, `num_docs`, `case_status`, `case_feature`) VALUES
(1118, 'Case of Mr Roger Stevenson, nephew of Glasgow Prof. Alexander Stevenson, who has a pulmonary disorder characterised by the spitting up of \'chalky matter\'.', NULL, NULL, '1779-12-02', '1779-12-13', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1119, 'Case of Miss Orde of Weetwood who has a rheumatic knee.', 'Duplicated \'Orde\' reported. -JOB 21/10/14. Duplication sorted by DS.', NULL, '1779-04-18', '1779-07-07', 4, 'PENDING - DUPLICATE', 'no'),
(1120, 'Case of Frank Cunningham, probably a child, recovering but he may have worms.', NULL, NULL, '1779-05-28', '1779-06-21', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1121, 'Case of Elizabeth, wife of Rev. Robert Deans of Crailing, who has a chronic sore throat from 1779, and later suffers respiratory ailments.', 'Patient seems to have recurrent feverish catarrhal ailments and sore throats. However, she died in 1801 aged 84! [MMG]', NULL, '1779-07-12', '1788-12-09', 11, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1122, 'Case of the Reverend Mr Robert Deans of Crailing who displays very serious symptoms of delirium which presage his death on 13 December 1788, just two days after Cullen\'s reply.', 'Possibly should be 2 cases: Doc 1703 is a different ailment of the same patient in 1779. Docs 3439 and 5761 concern his last illness â€“ suppression of urine, constipation, and delirium. He died on 13 Dec 1788, 2 days after Cullen\'s reply. - MMG', NULL, '1788-12-09', '1788-12-11', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1123, 'Case of Miss Stepehenson whose heat and pain her side has abated.', NULL, NULL, '1779-01-20', '1779-01-20', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1124, 'Case of Sir Adolphous Oughton, who is given directions on increasing his perspiration.', NULL, NULL, '1779-01-28', '1779-01-28', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1125, 'Case of the wife of William Chiene [Cheyne] whose shortness or breath and swollen legs make her \'very unhappy\'.', NULL, NULL, '1779-04-13', '1779-04-19', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1127, 'Case of Mrs Paterson whose shortness of breath, swollen legs and thirst are all taken as signs of dropsy. She later develops a \'nervous stomach\'.', NULL, NULL, '1778-00-00', '1779-12-13', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1128, 'Case of Mary Mather who is being \'tapped\' for dropsy.', NULL, NULL, '1779-09-20', '1779-12-09', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1129, 'Case of Mrs Thorburn who was prescribed a regimen and strengthening drops.', NULL, NULL, '1779-11-15', '1779-11-15', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1130, 'Case of the father of Joseph Norris who is in low sprits and has lost his appetite.', 'DS has refernce to letters in another archive.', NULL, '1779-07-28', '1779-08-01', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1131, 'Case of and unnamed twenty-one year old patient of the surgeon Alexander Abernethie [Abernethy] who has a \'confirmed pthisis\', and who is advised over the merits of staying at Banff.', NULL, NULL, '1779-04-04', '1779-04-10', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1132, 'Case of Mr Low [Law] who has a serious chest complaint.', 'Letter 5008 is a tentative linkage; same Mr Low? //  If so, the unnamed physician is duplicated. [JOB]', NULL, '1781-12-08', '1785-03-17', 6, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1133, 'Case of Mr James Brownlee [Brounlie], an impoverished mason who has a sore on his lips from working with lime.', NULL, NULL, '1782-05-02', '1782-05-29', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1134, 'Case of Mr Langton, a Liverpool seaman, with a history of gout who now suffers acute pains in his abdomen and other feverish symptoms after becoming very ill on a long, storm-bound trip to America.', 'Case all CHECKED by DS on 14/4/2014', NULL, '1783-09-28', '1783-10-07', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1135, 'Case of Master John Leveck, a fourteen-year-old youth who has been deaf since suffering from scarlet fever.', NULL, NULL, '1780-06-08', '1783-08-09', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1136, 'Case of \"little Clark\", the grandson of Robert Bogle of Shettleston.', NULL, NULL, '1787-03-00', '1787-05-04', 7, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1137, 'Case of John, Lord Dunlop of Dunlop, who develops a bladder disorder then a severe flux and becomes very weak and despairing.', NULL, NULL, '1783-04-01', '1784-03-23', 11, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1138, 'Case of Frances Dunlop who has a fever and becomes delirious.', NULL, NULL, '1782-08-26', '1786-10-11', 7, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1139, 'Case of Mr Main who is advised how to restore the tone of his stomach.', NULL, NULL, '1779-02-08', '1779-02-08', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1140, 'Case of the Duke of Buccleuch [Buccleugh] who in 1779 of prescribed a diaphoretic treatment for biliousness and in 1786 is advised over another stomach and intestinal disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1779-08-09', '1786-01-31', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1141, 'Case of an unnamed female patient - identified as Emily Clapham - with an eye disorder, referred by John Mudie.', NULL, NULL, '1779-04-21', '1779-04-30', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1142, 'Case of the Reverend Mr Stewart of Cumbernauld seen in person who disorders are considered rheumatic.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1783-05-27', '1783-05-27', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1143, 'Case of Mrs Maclean of Coll, who has a menstrual disorder that Cullen attributes to a serious uterine condition.', NULL, NULL, '1779-12-10', '1779-12-15', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1144, 'Case of Robert Fenwick who is much recovered after taking powders for a stomach and kidney complaint.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1779-10-26', '1779-10-26', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1145, 'Case of Miss Sheriff who is \'threatened with Pthisis\'.', NULL, NULL, '1779-11-01', '1779-11-01', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1146, 'The Case of Mr Pringle who is starting to recover from a bilious complaint.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1779-10-11', '1779-10-11', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1147, 'Case of \'Miss Y. Z.\' (an anonymisation of Miss Russel), a young woman who has had another episode of a previous mental disorder; Cullen considers the case treatable hysteria rather than incurable mania.', NULL, NULL, '1779-02-17', '1779-05-19', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1148, 'Case of Miss Mitchell whose health was undermined in the West Indies from where she returned two years previously; she has rheumatic pains and a long-standing throat condition which is described variously as a tumour or quinsy.', NULL, NULL, '1779-11-01', '1779-11-14', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1149, 'Case of William Maxwell of Calderwood whose condition, probably consumptive, has not improved but who is going once again to Arran to take goat-whey, on which treatment Cullen gives detailed advice. He is to be accompanied by Captain James (See Case 779).', '', NULL, '1778-06-23', '1779-07-09', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1150, 'Case of the Reverend Maxwell Kennedy of Londonderry whose main complaint is severe indigestion.', NULL, NULL, '1780-10-00', '1780-10-30', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1151, 'Case of Sir James Dunbar who has infirm bowels.', NULL, NULL, '1779-05-19', '1779-05-19', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1152, 'Case of Captain Green who has had stomach pains and is given detailed advice on taking a journey for his health.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1779-02-02', '1779-02-02', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1153, 'Case of Miss Murdoch who has had a cough, not thought dangerous but is given detailed directions on managing her health over the next twelve months.', NULL, NULL, '1779-11-28', '1779-11-28', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1154, 'Case of Mr Thomas Graham (at Camelon) who has bowel, stomach and other complaints. ', '2 cases here:\nCase of Thomas Graham: Letters 5056, 5082, 2648, 708\n \nCase of Captain William Graham: Letters 2949, 2950, 2951 and 5385 \n[MMG]\n\nNow divided up by DS', NULL, '1785-05-17', '1785-09-22', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1155, 'Case of Master Wood, aged seventeen and recently a pupil at Westminster School, who has a bladder complaint attributed to a venereal infection and also a pulmonary weakness which proves fatal.', NULL, NULL, '1786-02-16', '1787-07-02', 12, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1156, 'Case of Miss MacDuff: complex set of letters relating to the Macduff family.', NULL, NULL, '1786-04-27', '1786-12-28', 6, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1157, 'Case of Mrs Wynn (Wynne), a fifty year old mother with a long-standing menstrual disorder and \'low spirits\'  diagnosed as \'nervous\' weakness.', NULL, NULL, '1787-01-00', '1787-05-14', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1158, 'Case of Mr Shairp who has a \'gravelish\' complaint, but then starts to suffer  fits of asthma and feverishness.', NULL, NULL, '1781-10-15', '1781-11-05', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1159, 'Case of Mr James Bisset who in 1784 has recently visited Cullen regarding gout in his ankle; by 1785 he is being described by a brother as very valetudinary when about to call on Cullen again.', NULL, NULL, '1784-09-19', '1785-10-13', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1160, 'Case of Mr Mr Bisset who since a fever has been breathless with chest pains; he then suffers from fluid-retention and squeamishness.', NULL, NULL, '1787-02-13', '1787-03-30', 8, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1161, 'Case of Miss Linning who has a chest condition (consumptive) and who is advised to return home before starting a course of medicines; she is also to make therapeutic use of a swing.', NULL, NULL, '1787-08-23', '1787-10-02', 7, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1162, 'Case of Miss Welsh who has a tumour.', NULL, NULL, '1787-08-08', '1787-12-24', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1163, 'Case of Mrs M. Jackson who has a long-standing stomach complaint diagnosed as \'hypochondriac\'.', NULL, NULL, '1788-03-16', '1788-04-26', 6, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1164, 'Case of Colonel D. Murhead, who corresponds directy with Cullen.', NULL, NULL, '1789-01-14', '1789-10-09', 12, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1165, 'Case of the sister of Colonel D. Muirhead who is prescribed strengthening drops for her stomach.', NULL, NULL, '1789-06-24', '1789-10-07', 7, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1166, 'Case of Walter Seton, who is advised to take a sea voyage.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1779-04-01', '1779-04-01', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1167, 'Case of Mrs Ogilvie who has a cough and chest complaint.', NULL, NULL, '1779-05-17', '1779-07-00', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1168, 'Case of Mrs Jeffray [Jaffrey), whose treatment involves using lace stockings.', NULL, NULL, '1779-06-22', '1779-07-19', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1169, 'Case of Mr Freke who has had a paralytic seizure (stroke or palsy).', NULL, NULL, '1779-01-00', '1779-01-28', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1170, 'Case of Mr Bryan, senior with a history of gout who has now developed asthma.', NULL, NULL, '1779-10-03', '1779-10-15', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1172, 'Case of Mr James Donaldson whose nerves and mind are so affected that he is at risk of impending mania and madness.', NULL, NULL, '1779-04-23', '1779-04-23', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1174, 'Case of Dr Thomas Wells, a former student of Cullen, who has the gout.', NULL, NULL, '1779-12-27', '1785-08-19', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1175, 'Case of Mr Gaffney, bit by a Mad Dog.', NULL, NULL, '1779-05-29', '1779-05-29', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1176, 'Case of Mr William Kerr who spits blood from an advanced cosumptive condition and who is advised to not spend the winter in Scotland but move to a warmer climate.', NULL, NULL, '1779-09-17', '1779-09-21', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1177, 'Case of Lord Braxfield who has a gouty stomach.', NULL, NULL, '1779-03-22', '1779-03-22', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1178, 'Case of Mr A. Davidson who has a long-standing stomach disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1779-09-18', '1779-09-29', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1179, 'Case of Mrs Davidson [Davidson] of South Queensferry who is being treated for a chest complaint and \'hysteric fits\'.', NULL, NULL, '1779-02-24', '1779-02-25', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1180, 'Case of Mr Donald who caught a cold while returning home to Greenock after seeing Cullen about a genital sore and fever.', NULL, NULL, '1779-11-21', '1779-11-21', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1181, 'Case of Miss Ker, a child bitten by a mad dog.', NULL, NULL, '1780-09-17', '1780-09-25', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1182, 'Case of Mr James Waugh, who has a cough and looseness, and is prescribed a regimen, strengthener and anodyne.', NULL, NULL, '1779-02-03', '1779-02-03', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1183, 'Case of Mr Aitoun who is advised to travel to Buxton to gain strength and mend a stomach and bowel disorder.', ' (internal evidence suggests that this is probably not the same patient as Case 622).', NULL, '1779-08-24', '1779-08-24', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1184, 'Case of Lord Gray who has a nervous weakness.', NULL, NULL, '1779-06-00', '1779-06-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1185, 'Case of Lady Gray, who has gout.', NULL, NULL, '1779-06-26', '1780-07-01', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1186, 'Case of Miss Rutter who is prescribed a purgative and a laxative.', NULL, NULL, '1779-06-04', '1779-06-04', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1187, 'Case of  a young man, a student, who attributes his constitutional weaknesses to former sexual \"self abuse\" and study. ', NULL, NULL, '1779-00-00', '1779-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1188, 'Case of \'a lady\' at Hamburg with an \'hysteric\' or \'spasmodic\' condition but, needing more information, Cullen sends queries. ', NULL, NULL, '1779-01-01', '1779-01-01', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1189, 'Case of Mrs Clark who has had a persistent cough as the result of a long-standing hectic fever now accompanied by diarrhoea.', NULL, NULL, '1779-02-00', '1779-02-20', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1190, 'Case of John Gray of Balnagarno (Forfarshire) who is advised to continue electrical treatment and rubbing to his back for a gouty condition.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1779-02-00', '1779-02-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1191, 'Case of John Napier of Balikinrain who has suffered from a pervasive inflammatory condition for some time and now has an open sore on his shin requiring the lancet.', NULL, NULL, '1779-06-20', '1779-09-24', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1192, 'Case of Miss Moyse whose most current complaints are attributed to her stomach and nervous system.', 'Checked EK 06/8/14', NULL, '1779-06-29', '1779-06-29', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1193, 'Case of the anonymised \'Mr K.\' in Ireland, who is languorous from a very long-standing weakness, probably rooted in the gout and for which a regimen and cold shower bath is advised.', 'Patient may be a family member of Dr Kirby, who refers his case to Cullen, or possibly Henry King, MA Glasgow 1767. [MMG]', NULL, '1779-08-05', '1779-08-31', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1194, 'Case of Mr J. Tucker, an American-born Greenock merchant who has gradually displayed signs of madness and had to be confined. ', NULL, NULL, '1779-04-00', '1779-09-04', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1195, 'Case of Mrs Stephenson (Stevenson) who has a sore throat, breathing and other chronic complaints.', 'Tentative linkages, but Cullen knowns her well and spelling of her name varies even in the same letter sometimes.', NULL, '1779-04-13', '1782-01-13', 6, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1196, 'Case of an unnamed patient who has a palsy, under the care of Mr J. Johnston of Moffat.', NULL, NULL, '1779-08-23', '1779-08-25', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1197, 'Case of Mrs Rae who Cullen privately suspects may be pthistical (consumptive).', NULL, NULL, '1779-09-23', '1779-09-23', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1198, 'Case of William Borthwick, the younger,  of Crookston whose illness is attributed to \'hard living\' and who is advised to avoid strong drink \'in the forenoon\'.', NULL, NULL, '1779-07-19', '1779-07-19', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1199, 'Case of Miss Burnet who is prescribed aperients.', NULL, NULL, '1779-11-15', '1779-11-15', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1200, 'Case of George Burnet of Kenmay who is emaciated after a very chronic cough, like chin cough which has lasted several years.', NULL, NULL, '1780-09-29', '1780-10-16', 6, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1201, 'Case of John Smith, a Brechin merchant, who has rheumatism.', NULL, NULL, '1779-12-25', '1779-12-30', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1202, 'Case of John Home of Wedderburn whose condition is not dangerous bu requires cold bathing and a regimen.', NULL, NULL, '1779-07-16', '1779-07-16', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1203, 'Case of an unnamed 64 year old man who has a bladder disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1779-08-03', '1779-08-03', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1204, 'Case of Mr Gillies who has had a throat infection and is still being treated for an abcess.', NULL, 'It may be his death being reported in a later [DOC-1783-LINK]letter[/DOC].', '1779-08-01', '1779-12-25', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1205, 'Case of the Earl of Selkirk who has a cough.', NULL, NULL, '1779-03-22', '1779-03-22', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1206, 'Case of Mr Murison of Naughton who has weak bowels.', 'Checked EK 08/8/14', NULL, '1779-11-26', '1779-11-26', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1207, 'Case of an unnamed male patient in Malton who is jaundiced, and who is being treated by Cullen\'s former student N. Tucker.', NULL, NULL, '1779-10-07', '1779-10-07', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1208, 'Case of Roger Hog, the elder, who is prescribed cephalic and strengthening medicines.', 'Checked EK 08/8/14', NULL, '1779-03-27', '1779-03-27', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1209, 'Case of Miss Browne at Coultermains who is gven detailed instructions on how to prepare watercress or scurvy grass as a medicine (presumably for her own scurvy). ', NULL, NULL, '1779-06-16', '1779-06-16', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1210, 'Case of Mrs Campbell who has a weak constitution and is vulnerable to colds.', NULL, NULL, '1779-10-00', '1779-10-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1211, 'Case of an unnamed male patient, suffering from \'an acute Pain just under the false ribs on the Right side\' and \'shooting pains in the Breast and abdomen\', reported by the Reverend Harrison.', NULL, NULL, '1779-04-13', '1779-04-20', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1212, 'Case of Ensign John Wemyss - 65 Regiment - who is prescribed an aperient, and a continued issue but whose symptoms are not made evident.', NULL, NULL, '1779-04-26', '1779-04-26', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1213, 'Case of Mr Beattie with nerves weakened by an early shock which now manifests in his head and stomach.', NULL, NULL, '1779-06-02', '1779-06-02', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1216, 'Case of Mr Campbell of Dalnish who is given a bodily regimen to raise his low spirits.', NULL, NULL, '1779-10-20', '1779-10-20', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1218, 'Case of Mr Arthur Robertson who is passing bloody urine.', NULL, NULL, '1779-05-19', '1780-08-22', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1219, 'Case of Miss Mackenzie who is prescribed medicines to relieve her throat and calm her nerves.', NULL, NULL, '1779-06-22', '1779-06-22', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1220, 'Case of \'Miss  -\', attended by Miss Greigson, who is given prescriptions and a regimen which advises against dancing.', NULL, NULL, '1779-10-09', '1779-10-09', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1221, 'Case of Miss Stewart who has been examined by the surgeon Mr Wood who suspects she has a uterine tumour.', NULL, NULL, '1779-11-15', '1780-02-22', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1222, 'Case of Miss Amelia  Clephane who in late-1779 is thought to have a temporary \'affection of the stomach and nerves\'; in 1783 Cullen detects no particular disorder, but provides a regimen to manage her \'weak nerves\'.', '', NULL, '1774-03-22', '1783-04-06', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1223, 'Case of William Sutherland of Schersness who has a bladder problem.', NULL, NULL, '1780-04-26', '1780-05-22', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1224, 'Case of Dugald Malcolm Ruthven who is advised on a goat whey regimen as his constitution was undermined while  in Jamaica.', NULL, NULL, '1780-05-10', '1780-05-13', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1225, 'Case of Thomas French who has a stomach complaint.', NULL, NULL, '1780-04-00', '1780-04-15', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1226, 'Case of Mr D. Allan who is weak from chest and stomach complaints; he is spitting up blood.', NULL, NULL, '1780-05-15', '1780-05-22', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1227, 'Case of Mrs Oswald who visits Moffat for a skin complaint and also plans to go to Bath.', NULL, NULL, '1780-08-16', '1780-12-31', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1228, 'Case of Mr John Rowand senior who has a cough and asthma.', NULL, NULL, '1780-01-03', '1782-01-00', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1229, 'Case of George Ogilvie who is maniacal (insane).', 'Green Hall issue requires clarification, otherwise all correct.', NULL, '1780-10-16', '1780-11-17', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1230, 'Case of John Orde of Weetwood who has a stomach problem and pains in his back and shoulders.', NULL, NULL, '1779-04-10', '1780-08-10', 6, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1231, 'Case of Miss Swaine who had problems speaking and now suffers convulsive symptoms down her sides since having an intermittent fever.', 'Case all CHECKED by DS on 14/4/2014', NULL, '1780-05-00', '1780-05-18', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1232, 'Case of Mr Thomson (under care of John Walker) who suffers a severe hectic fever with diarrhoea.', NULL, NULL, '1780-05-08', '1780-09-27', 8, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1233, 'Case of Mrs Houston at Calderhall who is weak and restless from pains in her body and arms and also has an upset stomach.', NULL, NULL, '1780-01-01', '1780-01-03', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1234, 'Case of Mr Rigby who has \'a tendency to Epilepsy\'.', NULL, NULL, '1780-11-20', '1781-08-00', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1235, 'Case of Miss Nelly Leslie of Kininvie who is ill from an infected tooth and gum.', 'Case CHECKED by DS on 14/4/2014', NULL, '1780-08-28', '1780-09-02', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1236, 'Case of Captain Guise who has a long history of religious melancholia and other signs of recurrent mental illness.', NULL, NULL, '1780-02-01', '1780-02-18', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1237, 'Case of Mr Dalgliesh of Scotscraig whose dyspepsia is attributed to gout.', 'The patient died on 11 March 1780. [MMG]', NULL, '1780-02-20', '1780-02-27', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1238, 'Case of Robert Watt of Woodend who has a urinary problem.', NULL, NULL, '1780-04-13', '1783-08-19', 5, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1239, 'Case of Miss Fraser of Inverallochy who is weakened and has a shooting pain from her breast to her shoulder.', 'See also the <a href=\"case.php?id=152\">related case</a>.', NULL, '1780-09-00', '1780-12-17', 6, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1240, 'Case of Mr Greigson who is prescribed an aperient and a liniment.', 'Checked EK 08/8/14', NULL, '1780-08-16', '1780-08-16', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1241, 'Case of Mr George Maculloch [Macculloch, MaCullock] who attributes his current languorous complaints to sexual \'infatuation\' but which Cullen describes as  \'a weak state of nerves and therefore of stomach\'.', '', NULL, '1780-07-21', '1781-08-11', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1242, 'Case of Mrs Fenwick who suffers from gravel in her right kidney.', 'Checked EK 08/8/14', NULL, '1780-04-00', '1780-04-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1243, 'Case of the Honorable Mrs Stamford who is prescribed an aperient, a diaphoretic and a regimen.', NULL, NULL, '1780-03-23', '1780-03-23', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1244, 'Case of Miss Hunter who is given a regimen and prescriptions for a pectoral complaint.', 'Checked EK 08/8/14', NULL, '1780-06-26', '1780-06-26', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1245, 'Case of Miss Brown who has a very serious dry cough and other pulmonary symptoms which prove fatal.', '', NULL, '1780-05-02', '1783-07-25', 6, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1246, 'Case of  Mr Malcolm who suffers from years of \'Violent Headache\' in the back of his head, low spirits, ringing in his ears and eruptions on his face. ', NULL, NULL, '1780-01-00', '1780-01-05', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1247, 'Case of Mrs McMichen [McMiken], an elderly woman with \'a rose in her face\'.', NULL, NULL, '1780-06-06', '1780-06-15', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1248, 'Case of Mr John Donaldson, a \'gentleman farmer\' seized with a Palsy.', NULL, NULL, '1780-06-30', '1780-07-01', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1249, 'Case of Mrs McKessock, who has sunk into a delerium after weeks of listless fever.', NULL, NULL, '1780-09-10', '1780-10-30', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1250, 'Case of the Revd. Mr Caldwell, who has an abdominal tumour.', NULL, NULL, '1780-01-00', '1780-01-22', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1251, 'Case of James Mucklejohn who is weak from a cough, sore throat and other pectoral symptoms typically consumptive.', NULL, NULL, '1780-08-03', '1780-08-20', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1252, 'Case of Mr Urquhart who developed Ague when living in Maryland.', NULL, NULL, '1780-03-00', '1780-03-15', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1253, 'Case of Henry Barclay of Coltness, and elderly man suffering a severe attack of gout.', 'Letter 4722 linkage is tentative, but supported by a reference to \'flying pains\' which echoes the exact symptoms mentioned in Letter 1823.', NULL, '1780-02-00', '1780-10-06', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1254, 'Case of Mr Furnese who suffers from flying pains and numbness in his arm and various other painful symptoms.', NULL, NULL, '1780-01-31', '1780-02-10', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1255, 'Case of Mr James Brander who has had a long-standing stomach disorder since returning from Lisbon.', NULL, NULL, '1780-07-10', '1780-09-09', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1256, 'Case of Provost Walter Hamilton at Murdieston who suffers from various symptoms including boils on his back, a swimming head, bouts of delerium and memory loss.', NULL, NULL, '1780-07-07', '1780-08-10', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1257, 'Case of Lord Saltoun who has tumours.', NULL, NULL, '1780-05-17', '1780-07-01', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1258, 'Case of the Rev. Mr Aitken who has a weak chest.', 'This should be merged with Case 2328 MMG', NULL, '1789-03-03', '1789-03-06', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1259, 'Case of Sheriff Campbell who has started having  violent \'fitts of Passion; and displaying other signs of mental derangement.', NULL, NULL, '1780-04-07', '1780-04-17', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1260, 'Case of Mrs Sisson who is being treated with circuta for a growing tumour.', 'Checked EK 08/8/14', NULL, '1780-12-20', '1780-12-20', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1261, 'Case of Mrs Parker who has a schirrosity of her breast.', NULL, NULL, '1782-04-16', '1782-06-19', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1262, 'Case of Miss Milbanke who has water on her lungs.', NULL, NULL, '1780-10-27', '1781-02-01', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1263, 'Case of Mr Anstruther who has \'movable nerves\',  and now has tonsillitis and fever.', '[Possibly a personal connection between the physician treating Mr Anstruther, Sir Alexander Douglas, and the Anstruther family. The Anstruthers are described as being \'of Ardit\' which was the name of the Douglas family estate prior to 1692 when it was changed to Glenbervie - EK]', NULL, '1785-09-21', '1785-10-13', 7, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1264, 'Case of Richard Witton who has a discharge.', NULL, NULL, '1780-05-29', '1780-05-29', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1265, 'Case of the Countess of Dalhousie whose illness is attributed to weak nerves.', NULL, NULL, '1780-03-16', '1780-03-16', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1266, 'Case of Alexander Gibson who has had bad colds and having tried to see Cullen in person leaves a note with very poor spelling.', 'Checked EK 08/8/14', NULL, '1780-01-27', '1780-01-27', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1267, 'Case of Lieutenant Ross, whose \'Complaints depend more upon an affection of his Spirits than upon any ailment in his breast\'.', NULL, NULL, '1780-09-25', '1780-09-25', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1268, 'Case of R. N. Lynn who has a gouty complaint and a bowel disorder followed by a bad stomach.', NULL, NULL, '1787-03-03', '1788-05-21', 11, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1269, 'Case of William Dobson who took the medicines, but had a [coughing?]  \'fitt on Sunday\'.', NULL, NULL, '1780-07-12', '1780-07-12', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1270, 'Case of Basil Browne who has a tight and painful chest.', NULL, NULL, '1780-08-00', '1780-08-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1271, 'Case of Michael Stewart of Ardgowan who has scurvy.', NULL, NULL, '1780-04-17', '1780-07-04', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1272, 'Case of Mr John Surtees who has asthma and erysipelas on his hands and face.', 'Patient is younger brother of Rev. Matthew Surtees (Case 2359). [MMG]', NULL, '1787-10-04', '1790-01-18', 11, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1273, 'Case of Samuel Crawford [Craufurd] who has a \'tendency to consumption\'.', NULL, NULL, '1780-10-00', '1780-10-12', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1274, 'Case of Dr William Miller of Walkinshaw who has gout.', 'The patient died on 17 Feb 1780. See See Scots Magazine, vol 42 (1780), p. 92, for a verse epitaph with biographical note. [MMG]', NULL, '1780-01-14', '1780-01-19', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1275, 'Case of Captain Burden who has suffered from fearful \'\'fits\" of feverish dyspepsia since a bout of excessive drinking.', NULL, NULL, '1780-08-00', '1780-08-03', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1276, 'Case of the Miss Campbell of Ashnish who has an eye disorder.', 'Checked EK 08/8/14', NULL, '1780-10-16', '1780-10-16', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1277, 'Case of Lady Grace Campbell who is generally deprived of her \'powers\' and suffers vertigo, headaches and other \'nervous\' symptoms [see earlier Case 340].', NULL, NULL, '1780-10-23', '1782-06-00', 6, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1278, 'Case of Mrs Clark(e) [Clerke], wife of Dr Clark(e) at Newcastle, who has a pectoral complaint.', 'CHECKED [FMac].', NULL, '1780-09-24', '1780-10-26', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1279, 'Case of Mr George Mackenzie staying near Dumfries, who has a cough and spits blood. He travels abroad where he dies.', 'mentions an earlier leg infection treated by Cullen. but not yet traced.\n\nMay this be related to Letter 3969? - MMG  // Very much so, but connection can be traced through patients\' page.', NULL, '1780-06-21', '1781-07-01', 12, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1280, 'Case of John Blair who passes blood and believes his disorder stems from the umbilical region.', NULL, NULL, '1780-09-05', '1781-10-27', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1281, 'Case of Captain Pearce who has an \'irregular fever\'.', NULL, NULL, '1780-08-04', '1780-08-04', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1282, 'Case of Mrs Leith, mother of four children, who has been sick since she last gave birth.', NULL, NULL, '1780-02-00', '1789-02-20', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1283, 'Case of  Robert Matheson salmon fisherman on the Tweed who recently collapsed and lost consciousness and has had subsequent episodes of delerium.', NULL, NULL, '1780-11-26', '1780-11-30', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1284, 'Case of Mrs Close of Lisborn who is prescribed strengthening medicines.', 'Checked EK 08/8/14', NULL, '1780-10-05', '1780-10-05', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1285, 'Case of Mrs Gillies who is advised to undertake a mercurial course.', NULL, NULL, '1780-01-03', '1780-01-03', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1286, 'Case of the Rev. Colin Gillies who has suffered several fainting fits almost like epileptic seizures.', NULL, NULL, '1782-05-05', '1784-10-09', 7, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1287, 'Case of Mrs Mercer who has a hard tumour in her right side.', NULL, NULL, '1789-07-27', '1789-07-31', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1288, 'Case of John Corse whose vertigo has responded to the medication.', NULL, NULL, '1780-09-01', '1780-09-01', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1289, 'Case of Miss J. Campbell who has a persistent stomach disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1780-02-23', '1780-08-24', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1290, 'Case of Mr Benjamin Steuart who suffers palpitations which Cullen attributes to a weak stomach.', NULL, NULL, '1780-01-15', '1780-01-15', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1292, 'Case of Mrs Greigson who has \'Gravellish complaints\'.', 'Checked EK 08/8/14', NULL, '1780-08-16', '1780-08-16', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1293, 'Case of Miss? Dundas of Arniston who has skin complaint.', NULL, NULL, '1780-09-28', '1780-09-28', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1294, 'Case of the sister of Dr William Drennan who suffers from persistent, severe headaches accompanied by startings, feverishness and disturbed dreams.', 'Some possible cross-posting in late december and a missing letter from Drennan of the 2nd.', NULL, '1780-11-04', '1782-12-23', 6, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1295, 'Case of Mr Bryce who is prescribed a pectoral mixture.', NULL, NULL, '1780-11-29', '1780-11-29', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1296, 'Case of an unnamed male patient who has a venereal disorder reported by Lauchlan Campbell.', 'Checked EK 08/8/14', NULL, '1780-07-27', '1780-07-27', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1298, 'Case of Mr George Buchanan who is severely mentally disturbed and confined at home as insane.', NULL, NULL, '1780-12-23', '1780-12-23', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1299, 'Case of R. Robertson who has a long-standing, intermittent urinary complaint.', NULL, NULL, '1780-06-00', '1780-06-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1300, 'Case of Miss Jeanie Hamilton who has a \'rose\' (inflamed skin).', 'Checked EK 08/8/14', NULL, '1780-12-11', '1780-12-11', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1301, 'Case of Mr John Graham who is prescribed strengthening medicines.', 'Tentative linkage between these two letters.', NULL, '1780-07-12', '1780-12-12', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1302, 'Case of Lizzie [Elizabeth] Lawrie who has a swollen stomach only relieved by vomiting.', 'Checked EK 08/8/14', NULL, '1780-03-30', '1780-03-30', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1303, 'Case of George C. Fox, \'a Quaker\', whose swollen legs and stomach complaints are attributed to gout.', NULL, NULL, '1780-12-25', '1781-01-00', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1304, 'Case of Bobby [Robert] Cunynghame at Livingston who is prescribed a diaphoretic mixture.', 'Checked EK 08/8/14', NULL, '1780-09-15', '1780-09-15', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1305, 'Case of Captain Hook who has an inflamed eye.', NULL, NULL, '1780-02-16', '1780-02-16', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1306, 'Case of Mr Gammel who is advised to be temperate in his eating and drinking and prescribed an aperient.', 'Checked EK 08/8/14', NULL, '1780-08-10', '1780-08-10', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1307, 'Case of an unnamed female patient who has recently stopped nursing, and whose response to medicines (prescribed earlier by Cullen) for feverishness is being reported by John Mudie of Montrose.', NULL, NULL, '1778-11-19', '1778-11-19', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1308, 'Case of Miss Jeany Dabriel (Dabyiel) who has a pectoral complaint.', 'Checked EK 08/8/14', 'There is no trace of her consulting Cullen in November 1779 as mentioned.', '1780-01-17', '1780-01-17', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1309, 'Case of the brother of Thomas Johnston who has not recovered from the weakening effects of a bad cold and cough. No trace of Cullen\'s response.', NULL, NULL, '1780-08-27', '1780-08-27', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1310, 'Case of an unnamed gentleman with a pectoral complaint who is wanting to return to the West Indies as reported by Mr Morison.', NULL, NULL, '1780-01-06', '1780-01-06', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1311, 'Case of Lady Lucy Douglas of Bothwell Castle who despite the treatments remains weak with pains in her temples.', NULL, NULL, '1780-02-01', '1780-02-01', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1312, 'Case of young Miss Maccallaster on Arran whose complaints are not considered serious and who is advised on regimen and prescribed a diaphoretic.', 'CHECKED [FMac].', NULL, '1780-05-09', '1780-05-09', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1313, 'Case of Mr Watson (or his patient?) whose ulcerated tonsils are considered venereal.', NULL, NULL, '1780-02-19', '1780-02-19', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1314, 'Case of an unnamed gentleman who wishes to return to Jamaica.', 'Checked EK 08/8/14', NULL, '1776-00-00', '1776-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1315, 'Case of Mr Ker of Littleden whose stomach pains are suspected of being from the gout.', 'CHECKED [FMac].', NULL, '1780-10-31', '1780-10-31', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1316, 'Case of Mrs Moubray who has a drowsiness and flushings.', NULL, NULL, '1781-03-03', '1781-03-03', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1317, 'Case of the son of Mr and Mrs McArthur, \'affected with convulsive startings\' after being \'placed upon his head by some other boys in imitation of Tumblers who at that time were in that Place\'. ', NULL, NULL, '1775-03-09', '1787-06-15', 5, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1318, 'Case of Alexander Macdonald [McDonald] who suffers from gonorrhoea.', 'Checked EK 08/8/14', NULL, '1780-03-26', '1780-03-26', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1319, 'Case of Andrew Flockhart, \'a husband man\' (farmer) who has developed dropsy after being injured by a carriage wheel.', NULL, NULL, '1780-03-15', '1780-03-15', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1320, 'Case of \'A. B.\', an unnamed male patient whose main complaint is persistent diarrhoea.', NULL, NULL, '1780-01-12', '1780-01-12', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1321, 'Case of an unnamed male patient who writes of suffering bouts of severe chest pain since 1778.  ', NULL, NULL, '1780-00-00', '1780-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1322, 'Case of a three year old girl with a swollen stomach region.', NULL, NULL, '1781-12-05', '1781-12-08', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1323, 'Case of Miss Anna Porterfield of Duchall who has a Flour Albus and related symptoms.', NULL, NULL, '1781-06-11', '1781-09-18', 5, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1324, 'Case of Captain Townsend who is prescribed against returning ague.', NULL, NULL, '1781-08-20', '1781-08-20', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1325, 'Case of Mr Robertson whose current illness began with a fever and severe headache.', NULL, NULL, '1781-02-00', '1781-02-04', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1326, 'Case of William Duguid who has had extensive treatments for a venereal infection (named in one letter as syphilis) but whose current disorders are attributed to a nervous weakness of his lower spine. He later develops a bony \'excrescence\' on his shin.', '212 and 620 both  tentative. 5906 is also tentative, though could be the same patient as he is being treated for \'nervous weakness\'.  //  Dates and symptoms match, I\'m inclined to agree that documents are correctly placed. [JOB]  I would also argue that at least one of the unnamed physicians could likely be merged with one on the named people, but... Not enough information in letters to merge anything. Ds.', NULL, '1781-04-07', '1789-11-01', 10, 'PENDING - DUPLICATE PERSON - C', 'no'),
(1327, 'Case of Ann Merivale who seeks advice on how to take precautions against a disorder, a form of croup, which killed two of her children in order to stop it taking her surviving child. ', NULL, NULL, '1781-08-03', '1781-09-07', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1328, 'Case of John Cockburn who probably has a kidney stone. ', NULL, NULL, '1781-01-23', '1787-12-19', 5, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1329, 'Case of Edward Brisbane, a merchant returned to Glasgow from America, who has ascites and anasarca (fluid retention) which prove fatal.', NULL, NULL, '1781-07-09', '1781-12-03', 9, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1330, 'Case of Captain Smollett who has a chest complaint, with a bad cough.', NULL, NULL, '1781-09-10', '1781-09-25', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1331, 'Case of Alexander Cowan who has asthma.', NULL, NULL, '1781-06-30', '1781-07-02', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1332, 'Case of Mr William Pollock who has a long history of suffering from an itchy skin condition and boils which break out on his neck, scalp and face.', NULL, NULL, '1781-11-19', '1781-12-18', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1333, 'Case of J. Nicholson [Nicolson] at Wakefield, who attributes his present illness to \'excess of venery\' since his youth and his turning to hard drinking to cope with pain.', 'PERS IDs 2805 and 3224 are most certainly one and the same - to be merged. Merged by DS.', NULL, '1785-07-27', '1785-10-03', 5, 'PROV. DUPLICATE', 'no'),
(1334, 'Case of Miss Mansfield who is given detailed directions on taking a course of goat\'s whey.', NULL, NULL, '1781-06-09', '1781-06-09', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1335, 'Case of Mrs Buckle who is spitting blood.', NULL, NULL, '1781-06-08', '1781-06-29', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1336, 'Case of Mr Suitor who is showing signs of kidney stones.', NULL, NULL, '1781-07-14', '1781-07-14', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1337, 'Case of Mr Wommersley whose persistent abdominal pains, which prevent him sleeping, may indicate  a liver disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1781-11-20', '1781-12-18', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1338, 'Case of Mrs Wilson [Willson] who has rheumatism and then a possible kidney condition. ', NULL, NULL, '1781-04-30', '1781-08-03', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1339, 'Case of Sir James Nicolson, 3rd Bart of Glenbervie who has cramps in his extremities and a stomach disorder diagnosed as hypochondriasis. ', 'Letters linked as patient being Sir James, but symptoms match in the one letter about Ivie-Nicolson (his brother-in-law); the Waterford context also fits Ivie-Nicolson.\n\nThere are 3 cases here. Docs 2009 and 131 are Sir James, 3rd Bart of Glenbervie, who d. 1782. 5110 is a separate case, probably in England. The rest are Henry Ivie Nicolson. [MMG]', NULL, '1781-05-07', '1781-05-09', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1340, 'Case of T. Shiells, medical practitioner in Ireland, who has developed severe headaches after catching fever while attending patients.', NULL, NULL, '1772-06-30', '1772-07-00', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1341, 'Case of the Earl of Findlater who is advised on a regimen to manage his nervous weakness. See also Case 119.', 'Should this be linked with Case 119, as it\'s the same patient under his previous title? - MMG', NULL, '1781-01-17', '1781-04-06', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1342, 'Case of Thomas Hopkirk who suffers from a severe pain in his right side and a related stomach disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1781-05-00', '1781-09-08', 6, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1343, 'Case of Mrs Smith who has an eye condition.', NULL, NULL, '1781-05-16', '1781-05-16', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1344, 'Case of Mrs Harrison who has a schirrous breast.', '', NULL, '1781-06-14', '1782-02-21', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1345, 'Case of the Earl of Panmure whose compaints are considered \'entirely rheumatic\'.', NULL, NULL, '1781-06-15', '1781-09-03', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1346, 'Case of Mrs Robertson whose serious cough returned during her recent, third pregnancy. The cough is now purulent and the patient is also suffering from a hectic fever.', NULL, NULL, '1781-02-21', '1781-02-28', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1347, 'Case of Charles Meynell, a boy of thirteen, who has a fever and throat condition.', NULL, NULL, '1781-09-00', '1781-09-05', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1348, 'Case of Elizabeth Murray of Darnhall who in 1781 is already taking powders for her stomach and who suffers \'flying pains\'. In 1786 she visits Moffat to use the waters to treat a skin \'eruption\' on her neck and face. ', NULL, NULL, '1781-10-28', '1786-09-15', 10, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1349, 'Case of Mrs Wortlie Moir who has cold \'fits\', a bad cough and breathing problems.', NULL, NULL, '1781-10-18', '1781-11-11', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1350, 'Case of Mrs Harrower who has weak and delicate nerves.', NULL, NULL, '1781-02-04', '1781-02-04', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1351, 'Case of Mr Cumming who is given a very detailed regimen.', 'May be same patient as Case ID:318 - merger potential.', NULL, '1781-05-18', '1781-05-18', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1352, 'Case of Captain Ross, a young soldier, who caught a venereal infection when in America - which was treated - but who after recently attending a recent review at Ford George has started to display signs of a severe mental disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1781-07-31', '1781-08-30', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1353, 'Case of Miss Balfour (the elder) in Orkney who has a weak stomach and is advised to guard against the winter cold.', NULL, NULL, '1781-06-18', '1781-06-18', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1354, 'Case of Mr Gordon, who obtains an electrical machine to treat the pain and weakness in his lower back and stomach region, a condition considered almost paralytic by his local physician Dr John Gilchrist.', NULL, NULL, '1781-09-10', '1782-03-06', 7, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1355, 'Case of Mrs Gordon of Craigmile who has a weak chest and whose fluid retention, in Cullen\'s opinion, does not warrant surgical tapping.', NULL, NULL, '1781-08-11', '1781-08-23', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1356, 'Case of Charles Brown who has had a stroke (a \'complete hemiplagia\'), and who dies of another shortly after visiting Cullen and then travelling down to Bath.', NULL, NULL, '1781-04-07', '1781-04-25', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1357, 'Case of Mr McNab who has a stomach complaint and ulcerated ear.', NULL, NULL, '1781-06-04', '1781-08-28', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1358, 'Case of \'Miss G. H.\' who is prescribed tonic and antispasmodic pills.', 'Checked EK 08/8/14', NULL, '1781-05-24', '1781-05-24', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1359, 'Case of Mr Begbie [Begby] who may have epilepsy.', NULL, NULL, '1781-07-07', '1781-08-25', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1361, 'Case of Rev John Mudie\'s daughter, who has a bad cough and related symptoms including sleeplessness and spasmodic contractions.', NULL, NULL, '1781-03-13', '1781-04-11', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1362, 'Case of Colonel Macdonald who has a flux and fever.', NULL, NULL, '1781-06-15', '1781-08-03', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1363, 'Case of Mr Pinkerton whose general nervous weakness is attributed to an inherited liability towards hypochondria and manifests in a susceptibility to \'nocturnal pollutions\'.', NULL, NULL, '1781-04-00', '1781-04-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1364, 'Case of Sir Robert Henderson visiting Bath who has a gouty condition and a swollen limb.', 'Unnamed physician potential duplicate of Matthew Dobson [JOB] It looks like DS has not merged the potential duplicates, but leaving a note here  in caser of consideration for future revision.', 'See <a href=\"case.php?id=904\">earlier Case</a>.', '1781-02-01', '1781-10-12', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1365, 'Case of George Henderson (of Jamaica) who has suffered various nervous smptoms associated with his bowels since having some sort of debilitating \'fit\' at Christmas 1779.', NULL, NULL, '1781-08-00', '1781-09-03', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1366, 'Case of the mother of Dr Worthington, whose numerous symptoms are attributed to gout.', NULL, NULL, '1781-01-12', '1781-01-18', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1367, 'Case of Lady Helen Stuart of Castlemilk who reports flying rheumatic pains, a skin eruption and pains in her abdomen.', NULL, NULL, '1781-04-27', '1781-10-11', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1368, 'Case of Andrew Reid in Antwerp who has is passing some unidentified substance in his urine which indicate a bladder disorder. He sends Cullen a sample of the \'powder\' he is passing. ', NULL, NULL, '1781-08-00', '1781-11-00', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1369, 'Case of Miss James who is advised on cold bathing which will require her to cut off most of her hair.', NULL, NULL, '1781-06-26', '1781-06-26', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1371, 'Case of Mr Campbell at Greenock who has a persistent venereal infection.', NULL, NULL, '1781-04-18', '1781-08-25', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1373, 'Case of an unnamed female patient with menstrual and uterine problems which are thought to be affecting he mental state; a friend and poor relation of Dr John Gilchrist at Dumfries.', 'Linkage confirmed by Cullen\'s own cross-reference.', NULL, '1781-12-27', '1782-04-06', 5, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1374, 'Case of Mrs N. Selby who has a menstrual disorder.', 'tentative linkage', NULL, '1781-10-15', '1781-10-28', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1375, 'Case of Alexander McCulloch, factor to the Duke of Montrose, who has a long-standing \'convulsive complaint\', but confesses to Cullen that he was once treated for a venereal infection.', NULL, NULL, '1781-08-08', '1781-08-08', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1376, 'Case of Provost (Commissioner) Buchanan who suffers from weakness and whose gout is exacerbated \'by the popery mob\'. ', NULL, NULL, '1779-11-25', '1781-05-01', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1377, 'Case of Captain Grant who has consumptive symptoms and also swelling of the genitals. ', '', NULL, '1781-02-28', '1783-02-18', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1378, 'Case of Mr. Johnston who has a throat complaint.', NULL, NULL, '1781-06-29', '1781-08-11', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1379, 'Case of Captain Fenwick who is prescribed a stomachic and a strengthener.', NULL, NULL, '1781-02-16', '1781-02-16', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1380, 'Case of Miss Ross whose illness is attributed to an internal glandular  \'obstruction\'.', NULL, NULL, '1781-06-11', '1781-09-18', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1381, 'Case of Sir John Fraser who has rheumatic pains in his shoulder, and now has a painful foot which has been diagnosed as gout. Tentatively linked to a later reply for a Mr John Fraser who is going to Jamaica but not certain evidence they are the same person.', NULL, NULL, '1781-00-00', '1784-09-20', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1382, 'Case of Mrs Ward who has a skin \'eruption\' on her face.', NULL, NULL, '1781-07-07', '1781-09-17', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1383, 'Case of Mr Lowdnes who has an abdominal swelling.', '[DOC-6121-LINK]Further correspondence[/DOC] with the patient shows he was in the process of attempting to purchase a revised edition of Cullen\'s writings.', NULL, '1781-06-29', '1781-06-29', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1384, 'Case of Captain Cameron who has been \'seized with a palsy\' in his tongue and arms but keeps calling for his Port wine.', NULL, NULL, '1781-12-31', '1781-12-31', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1385, 'Case of Rev. William Thom, a Cullen family friend, who is weakened by a very severe, persistent cough.', NULL, NULL, '1781-08-20', '1786-07-26', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1386, 'Case of Mr Hodgeyard who is given a regimen and prescribed a \'nervous tincture\' and laxative.', 'CHECKED [FMac].', NULL, '1781-02-21', '1781-02-21', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1387, 'Case of the Revd. P. Wright who recounts a  long history of varied disorders, mainly of his stomach, and was recently bitten by a dog. He considers his complaints nervous. ', NULL, NULL, '1781-06-00', '1781-06-00', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1388, 'Case of the mother of Thomas Rhodie who has gravel in her urine.', NULL, NULL, '1781-08-10', '1781-08-10', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1389, 'Case of Mr Harkness who is advised on a regimen for his pectoral condition.', '1782 letters are a tentative linkage but there are some siimilar symptoms.', NULL, '1781-07-19', '1785-05-28', 6, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1390, 'Case of John Melliss who has been taking a course of Goat Whey.', NULL, NULL, '1781-08-18', '1781-08-18', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1391, 'Case of Mr Lennox who is given directions on taking an anodyne balsam and a laxative.', NULL, NULL, '1781-02-04', '1781-02-04', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1392, 'Case of Mr Lindsay who is advised on taking a sea voyage to his native Orkney.', NULL, NULL, '1781-04-12', '1781-04-12', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1393, 'Case of Miss Richardson whose disorder, marked by swollen neck glands, is thought to be lymphatic in origin. ', NULL, NULL, '1781-10-05', '1781-10-10', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no');
INSERT INTO `PROD_doc_case` (`case_id`, `case_desc`, `case_notes_internal`, `case_notes_external`, `min_date`, `max_date`, `num_docs`, `case_status`, `case_feature`) VALUES
(1394, 'Case of Miss Carter a young girl with menstrual problems.', NULL, NULL, '1781-02-26', '1781-02-26', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1395, 'Case of the Solicitor General (Alexander Murray, Lord Henderland) , who \'labours with a weakness of his Stomach and bowels\'.', NULL, NULL, '1781-09-18', '1781-09-18', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1396, 'Case of Mrs Sharp who is advised to take a coach journey for her health.', 'Checked EK 08/8/14', NULL, '1781-08-29', '1781-08-29', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1398, 'Case of Andrew Johnston who has a bladder problem.', NULL, NULL, '1781-01-16', '1781-01-16', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1399, 'Case of Mr. Moody whose headaches, dimness of sight and other symptoms threaten a paralytic condition.', NULL, NULL, '1781-06-10', '1781-08-11', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1400, 'Case of Colonel John Robinson whose flatulent stomach disorder does not improve with the medicines.', NULL, NULL, '1781-06-09', '1782-05-09', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1401, 'Case of Annie Wilson, daughter of Dr (Prof) Alexander Wilson of Glasgow College, who has a menstrual problem.', NULL, NULL, '1781-12-28', '1782-01-17', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1402, 'Case of Robert Barclay who suffers from bad headaches, especially at night, and swollen ankles.', 'If letter 1244 gets added to Case 1402 then this Mr Barclay (564) is a DUPLICATE for Captain Robert Barclay (ID 3244) - EK\n\ncross check with case 682. MH I have looked at this and there is no way of knowing these are the same patient. The cases are seven years apart so I am leaving a stands, but we have this note. // My research suggests these are separate individuals; the Robert Barclay of this case was a lawyer and regarded as \'the best Whist player in Glasgow\'. [JOB]\n', NULL, '1783-07-00', '1783-10-06', 8, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1403, 'Case of Mr Samuel Charlton whose condition is paralytic.', NULL, NULL, '1782-02-26', '1782-02-26', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1404, 'Case of Mrs Orr who is giddy from pains coming down from the crown of the head.', NULL, NULL, '1785-02-26', '1785-03-15', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1405, 'The Case of Mrs Coulter who is \'threatened wiith consumption\'.', NULL, NULL, '1785-02-27', '1785-03-03', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1406, 'Case of Marie Robertson who  for eighteen months has been largely confined to her bed with back pain.', NULL, NULL, '1780-08-22', '1781-03-24', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1407, 'Case of Major Baillie who was recently in the West Indies and who is therefore vulnerable to a return of his rheumatic complaints because of the variable British climate. ', NULL, NULL, '1781-07-25', '1781-12-29', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1408, 'Case of the son of James Richardson who has a scorbutic eruption on his legs and a \'rose\' (i.e. inflamed skin condition).', 'Checked EK 08/8/14', NULL, '1781-11-05', '1781-11-05', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1409, 'Case of Captain Holmes who becomes increasingly weak, emaciated, swollen and eventually dies. Cullen had considered it an incurable case of hypochondriasis and hereditary weak nerves.', NULL, NULL, '1783-06-28', '1785-11-22', 7, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1410, 'Case of Miss Aitken who has a long-standing, intermittent, painful chest complaint.', NULL, NULL, '1785-01-10', '1785-04-27', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1411, 'Case of Mrs Crawford who is advised on regimen and is prescribed pectoral and cooling medicines.', NULL, NULL, '1781-07-31', '1781-07-31', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1412, 'Case of Mr Brown whose present pains, numbness and other symptoms are not thought to be related to a former venereal infection. He undergoes electrical treatment.', '2081 and 2082 might be all one document, broken in two. CHECK\n', NULL, '1781-10-22', '1782-01-09', 8, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1413, 'Case of Mr Daniel Whitaker, junior, at Manchester who is prescribed a diaphoretic for a scorbutic complaint.', NULL, NULL, '1781-12-21', '1782-06-01', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1414, 'Case of the surgeon Gavin Fullarton who seeks advice on his own very painful rectal complaint.', NULL, NULL, '1781-03-14', '1781-04-26', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1415, 'Case of Mrs Hamilton who has a strained ankle.', NULL, NULL, '1781-04-01', '1781-04-01', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1416, 'Case of Mrs. Scot who has a vaginal shanker and a discharge, possibly syphilitic in origin.', '1993 is tentative, but I ultimately agree with its inclusion in his case -JOB', NULL, '1781-03-19', '1781-08-11', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1417, 'Case of Mr Galbraith who has returned from Jamaica \'broken by the warm climate\', but he is now mending.', NULL, NULL, '1781-08-09', '1781-08-11', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1418, 'Case of Mr Forbes who has had stomach ailments.', NULL, NULL, '1781-01-02', '1781-01-02', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1419, 'Case of Mrs Hodgson who, in Cullen\'s opinion, does not have  a \'confirmed consumption\'.', NULL, NULL, '1781-10-31', '1781-10-31', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1420, 'Case of Mr Greenhill who is prescribed an eye wash.', NULL, NULL, '1781-12-18', '1781-12-18', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1421, 'Case of Hugh Rose of Kilravock who is given directions on a sweating treatment and prescribed diaphoretics [only known from Cullen\'s reply which is a very poor copy].', NULL, NULL, '1781-07-10', '1781-07-10', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1422, 'Case of Mr Bruce of Kinloch an elderly gentleman who is emaciated with a whole range of pains, swellings and other symptoms for which he has recently been \'electrified\'.', NULL, NULL, '1781-03-08', '1781-03-12', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1423, 'Case of Lord Justice Clerk who has to guard against cold and moisture. See also Case:256.', NULL, NULL, '1781-09-25', '1781-09-25', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1424, 'Case of \'R. C.\' a male patient who is going blind, as reported by Lachlan Campbell. No reply traced.', 'Checked EK 08/8/14', NULL, '1781-03-16', '1781-03-16', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1425, 'Case of the young \'Mr Cunninghams\', Robert, David and Frank. Robert has an eruption. They are all given dietary advice.', NULL, NULL, '1781-06-30', '1781-06-30', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1426, 'Case of General Gordon whose recovery leaves Cullen pleased but wary: Cullen gives advice on taking two solutions to prevent the recurrance of a skin \'eruption\'. ', NULL, NULL, '1781-12-08', '1781-12-08', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1427, 'Case of Mr Norris who has asthma and is given very substantial advice on regimen.', NULL, NULL, '1781-12-10', '1781-12-10', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1428, 'Case of Mrs Veitch, who is in \'danger of Pthisis\'.', 'Checked EK 08/8/14', NULL, '1781-02-24', '1781-02-24', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1429, 'Case of Mr Gilbert Meason who has developed severe chest pains.', NULL, NULL, '1781-03-00', '1781-03-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1430, 'Case of a mature female associate of Mrs Kennedy who suffers from various \'nervous\' symptoms including giddiness and melancholia. ', NULL, NULL, '1781-04-26', '1781-04-26', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1431, 'Case of an unnamed female patient with a bladder disorder reported by Mr Dudley on behalf of Dr Richard Harris.', NULL, NULL, '1781-11-27', '1781-12-10', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1432, 'Case  the sister of Thomas Crawfurd who has a history of mental illness, but has reecenty had a sudden  \'paroxysm of outrageous madness\'.', NULL, NULL, '1781-08-27', '1781-08-27', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1433, 'Case of the anonymised \'Mr. M.\' who has long suffered from a \'cuteneous eruption\', suspected of being the result of an unresolved \'venereal taint\' and who also has anxieties over \'nocturnal emissions\'.', NULL, '[DOC-6293-LINK]One letter[/DOC] is tentatively linked to this case based upon circumstantial evidence.', '1781-11-20', '1782-05-23', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1434, 'Case of Mr Wilson who has some sort of \'fits\' as evident from a poor copy of Cullen\'s reply.', NULL, NULL, '1781-06-29', '1781-06-30', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1435, 'Case of \"Mrs Y. Z.\" who is prescribed a mercurial injection and other mercurial medicines (use of mercury and a pseudonym implies case may be venereal).', NULL, NULL, '1781-10-30', '1781-10-30', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1437, 'Case of Mrs Thomson at Elgin who has a haemorrhage and severe abdominal pains.', NULL, NULL, '1781-01-17', '1781-01-24', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1438, 'Case of Mr Brown [Browne] who has a disorder of  the stomach and bowel and who is advised to try frequent cold bathing.', NULL, NULL, '1781-07-21', '1783-11-09', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1439, 'Case of a young woman who is having epileptic fits.', NULL, NULL, '1781-01-17', '1781-01-17', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1440, 'Case of \'Mr A. B.\' who is advised a regimen including cold bathing.', 'Checked EK 08/8/14', NULL, '1781-05-05', '1781-05-05', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1441, 'Case of Mrs Fraser whose stomach disorder may be caused by an obstruction of the pylorus.', NULL, NULL, '1781-01-09', '1782-07-09', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1442, 'Case of Mr Stewart who has a stomach disorder.', 'CHECKED [FMac].', NULL, '1781-02-26', '1781-02-26', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1443, 'Case of an unnamed female patient who requires surgery to remove a tumour in her breast.', NULL, NULL, '1781-12-00', '1781-12-20', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1445, 'Case of \'Mr I.S.\' who has a persistent illness and who is advised on a regimen for taking a long land journey.', NULL, NULL, '1781-12-16', '1781-12-16', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1447, 'Case of \'Mr Y. Z\' who is being advised by Cullen and \'J.H.\' [probably Dr John Hope].', NULL, NULL, '1781-08-27', '1781-08-27', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1448, 'Case of the Duchess of Gordon whose complaints, for which she is advised on taking a course of goat whey, are considered rheumatic and nervous.', NULL, NULL, '1782-04-13', '1785-01-08', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1449, 'Case of John Macbeath, who Cullen believes is \'in danger of Apoplexy or Palsy unless Dropsy comes in to prevent the appearance of these\'.', NULL, NULL, '1782-02-11', '1782-02-20', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1450, 'Case of James Burnet [Burnett] of Countesswells, who has a pectoral complaint (or pthisis).', NULL, NULL, '1782-04-27', '1782-05-22', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1451, 'Case of Henry Rowan who is assured his disorder, which includes \'tubercles\' in his tongue,  is not a venereal  infection.', NULL, NULL, '1782-01-27', '1782-02-04', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1452, 'Case of the Revd. James Hamilton, minister in Paisley, who suffers from swollen and ulcerated legs. The case proves terminal and a post-mortem is performed by local surgeon Alexander [\"Sanders\"] Taylor.', '', NULL, '1782-02-00', '1782-03-19', 7, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1453, 'Case of Mr Burnside whose illness began after he returned from America. His protracted history includes flu,  a cough, a thoracic disorder and an attack of insensibility at night termed \'an incubus\'.', 'Patient is brother of Rev. William Burnside in Dumfries [MMG]', NULL, '1782-06-30', '1783-08-18', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1454, 'Case of the two daughters of Mr Welsh who have a dangerous lung condition.', NULL, NULL, '1782-06-25', '1782-06-30', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1455, 'Case of Mr McConchie [Macconchie] whose illness began with a severe pain in his side with loss of appetite and swollen stomach which is now thought dropsical.', NULL, NULL, '1782-06-03', '1782-06-05', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1456, 'Case of T. Kinkead, ship\'s surgeon and Cullen\'s former student, who has often had nose-bleeds and whose health has declined since returning from the West Indies where he had a fever.', NULL, NULL, '1782-03-10', '1782-03-18', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1457, 'Case of Miss Clarkson who is prescribed a course of goat whey for her pectoral disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1782-06-05', '1782-06-10', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1458, 'Case of Mrs Gordon of Greenlaw who is conserdering shaving her head to guard against the colds to which she is susceptible.', NULL, NULL, '1782-05-21', '1782-05-24', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1459, 'Case of Captain David Skene who has a venereal infection.', '[see Case 1029]', NULL, '1782-05-14', '1782-07-02', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1460, 'Case of Miss Dingwall who is advised to take a sea voyage.', NULL, NULL, '1782-05-16', '1782-05-16', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1461, 'Case of Mr Peter Harkness who is advised on regimen including asses milk.', NULL, NULL, '1782-10-19', '1782-11-03', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1462, 'Case of Mrs Wharton who has headaches and a fever.', NULL, NULL, '1782-05-27', '1782-06-04', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1463, 'Case of Mrs Wallis who Cullen thinks has \'no appearance of any distinct disease\' but \'weak nerves\' in 1782, but who develops \'eruptions\' in 1784.', NULL, NULL, '1782-04-06', '1782-05-24', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1464, 'Case of Mr Livingston, the younger, of Parkhall, whose sore throat is considered venereal and is being treated with a mercurial course.', NULL, NULL, '1782-03-12', '1783-09-26', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1465, 'Case of James Ross who has a rheumatic condition and fits of giddiness which Cullen diagnoses as an \'affection of the brain\'.', 'Tentative linkage as the same ross; could be two pairings on different men with same name?\n', NULL, '1782-06-17', '1782-08-17', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1466, 'Case of William Ferguson who has fits.', '', 'See also <a href=\"case.php?id=355\">Case 355</a> when he was first advised by Cullen for the same complaint.', '1782-01-05', '1782-06-21', 8, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1467, 'Case of Mrs Thomson whose symptoms are attributed to the \'fatuity\' of old age. ', 'Possibly in Kirkcudbright, as John Walker treats other members of a Thomson family there. [MMG]', NULL, '1782-06-14', '1782-07-17', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1468, 'Case of Mr J. Spens who is thought to have gout, but his primary problem is a urinary stricture associated with a venereal infection which he has discussed with the surgeon John Hunter.', NULL, NULL, '1782-02-20', '1783-02-25', 6, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1469, 'Case of Miss Betty Ogilvy who has been ill for sometime with a stomach complaint which makes her anxious and restless.', NULL, NULL, '1782-06-00', '1782-06-26', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1470, 'Case of the Earl of Dalhousie whose persistent illhealth, marked by fits of breathlessness and pains in his feet, is attributed to gout.', NULL, NULL, '1782-10-07', '1787-09-00', 5, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1471, 'Case of the Marquis of Huntly who has a quartan ague and is advised on how to avoid catching a cold.', NULL, NULL, '1782-04-13', '1782-04-13', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1472, 'Case of Mr Kairnan who has a constricted colon.', NULL, NULL, '1782-05-04', '1782-05-04', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1473, 'Case of Colonel George Clerk [Clark, Clarke, Clerke] who becomes excessively weak and feeble from chronic costiveness, breathlessness, and other chronic complaints. In New York he has a perpetual fever and stomach complaint and mentions consulting Cullen before but no firm evidence traced unless he is the same patient as Case 283 in 1768.', NULL, NULL, '1779-02-00', '1786-07-18', 24, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1474, 'Case of an unnamed male patient who is being treated for severe stomach pains.', NULL, NULL, '1782-01-08', '1782-01-24', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1475, 'Case of Samuel Laing.', NULL, NULL, '1789-02-28', '1789-04-04', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1476, 'Case of Lieutenant Campbell of Scamadale who is extremely weakened after contracting a venereal infection while serving in the low countries.', NULL, NULL, '1782-06-01', '1782-06-03', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1477, 'Case of Mr Rudd who has a bowel disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1782-09-03', '1784-01-15', 6, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1478, 'Case of Mrs Rudd who has a cough.', NULL, NULL, '1784-10-23', '1784-12-13', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1479, 'Case of Dr Wilson who is very ill with suspected gout.', NULL, NULL, '1782-05-26', '1783-05-30', 6, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1480, 'Case of Mr Matthie, a young man with a nephritic complaint who is too attached to the pursuit of pleasure to give Cullen\'s treatments time to take effect.', '', NULL, '1782-03-04', '1782-07-12', 8, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1481, 'Case of Gabriel Dun(n), a poor, elderly man with jaundice.', '', 'Patient was buried 30 March 1787.', '1787-02-11', '1787-02-12', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1482, 'Case of Mr Watson who has back pain.', ' Nothing to associate this patient with others of the same name but might be the same Mr Watson who has an abdominal obstruction in July 1782 (see Case 1483).', NULL, '1782-02-01', '1782-02-01', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1483, 'Cass of Mr Watson who has an abdominal obstruction.', 'Possibly same patient as Case 1482 - merger potential.', NULL, '1782-07-20', '1783-06-30', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1484, 'Case of Mrs Watson who is prescribed an emetic.', NULL, NULL, '1782-01-17', '1782-01-17', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1485, 'Case of Mr Strickland, a Catholic priest, who first became ill from gout and stomach complaints after he inherited his brother\'s estate and started to indulge in high living.', 'Patient died 21 March 1782. [MMG]', NULL, '1782-01-00', '1782-10-19', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1486, 'Case of Mr. William Foster whose bilious disorder is attributed to the effects of having resided in the warm climate of the West Indies.', 'Pers ID 2775 likely a duplicate of 5084 - both unnamed physicians. Merged by DS.', NULL, '1782-10-00', '1782-11-04', 4, 'PENDING _ DUPLICATE PERSON CHE', 'no'),
(1487, 'Case of Mr William Foster who has a paralytic eye.', NULL, NULL, '1782-08-24', '1782-08-24', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1488, 'Case of Mrs Tarpley who is ill during pregnancy.', 'Checked EK 08/8/14', NULL, '1782-09-21', '1782-09-21', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1489, 'Case of Betty Hay who had become mentally disturbed; she laughs uncontrollably and imagines devils.', NULL, NULL, '1782-03-06', '1782-03-27', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1490, 'Case of Mrs Ponsonby who has a uterine disorder (reported by Dr Dixon).', NULL, NULL, '1782-02-21', '1782-02-24', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1491, 'Case of Lewis Gordon of Techmury whose \'threatening\' pains and other symptoms are attributed to the gout.', NULL, NULL, '1782-01-12', '1782-01-21', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1492, 'Case of Mr Hudson who has weak lungs.', 'ID 4896 is a tentative link, and also a poor copy. 1788 letters tentative alsoâ€¦is this all the one Mr Hudson? â€“ No. I think there is more than one case here, possibly more than one patient (members of the same family?) The 1784 and 1788 letters are the same man. The 1782 one is also in the Newcastle area, as he is mentioned by someone else, but his chronic symptoms are very different and not mentioned at all in the later case. - MMG', NULL, '1784-08-11', '1788-01-15', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1493, 'Case of Mrs Jane Porter who is experiencing the recurrance of a severe pain in her chest and stomach.', 'The patient is the widowed mother of the novelist Jane Porter (author of \'The Scottish Chiefs\'). [MMG]', NULL, '1786-09-13', '1786-09-28', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1494, 'Case of Mr Harrison who has an unusual but not unknown catharral complaint.', NULL, NULL, '1782-12-00', '1788-04-14', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1495, 'Case of Mr William Spence Junior who has fits.', NULL, NULL, '1782-07-18', '1782-12-04', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1496, 'Case of Mr Collie who is thought to have water on his chest after a severe cold has developed into a more serious condition.', NULL, NULL, '1782-02-28', '1782-03-03', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1497, 'Case of John Mackenzie, a \'young gentleman\' of fifteen whose history of illness, currently marked by \'a flux\', is attributed to the wrong application of medicines.', NULL, NULL, '1782-01-05', '1782-01-14', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1498, 'Case of Mr Leckie who is advised to go to Buxton for his suspected gout.', 'Checked EK 08/8/14', NULL, '1782-07-09', '1782-07-09', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1499, 'Case of Tom, the infant son of the Revd. Mackenzie, who is ill with fits after being inoculated against smallpox.', NULL, NULL, '1782-02-11', '1782-02-15', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1500, 'Case of Mr Graham of Dougalston, (father-in-law and guest of Patrick Home of Wedderburn) whose health was ruined in the West Indies and who has had a very serious bilious attack after an over-night journey which Cullen believes is largely through his own doing and may well prove fatal.', NULL, NULL, '1782-04-12', '1782-04-13', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1501, 'Case of Mr Taylor who is advised on regimen and prescribed a cooling medicine and a gargle for an unspecified throat condition. ', NULL, NULL, '1782-03-28', '1782-03-28', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1502, 'Case of a servant of Mr Murray of Darnhall, who has a tumour on his leg.', NULL, NULL, '1782-05-05', '1782-05-08', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1503, 'Case of Mr Macdonald who Cullen thinks has two, distinct conditions - a congested liver and catarrh - both the result of coming back to a cold climate from the West Indies.', NULL, NULL, '1782-02-10', '1782-03-05', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1504, 'Case of Mrs Campbell at Greenock who is takes a liniment, balsamic and electuary for a range of symptoms, including a discharge and back pains. ', '', NULL, '1781-10-06', '1782-08-26', 8, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1505, 'Case of Captain Campbell whose stomach pains are considered entirely of a  \'spasmodic kind\' which can be treated by a regimen with an aperient and anodyne.', NULL, NULL, '1782-10-01', '1782-10-01', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1506, 'Case of Mr Fairholm who is advised to undertake sea bathing immediately for an unspecified complaint.', NULL, NULL, '1782-03-31', '1782-03-31', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1507, 'Case of Mr Reid [Reed] whose health collapsed two years ago with a chronic illness which has left him very weak, with no appetite and suffering pains in his head and stomach.', NULL, NULL, '1782-04-00', '1782-04-30', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1508, 'Case of Lieutenant William Horne, who visits Cullen from Ireland in April 1782 to seek advice for a long-standing disorder characterised by pains around his kidney and sediment in his urine and for which he seeks advice again in  October 1783.', NULL, NULL, '1782-04-06', '1783-11-11', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1510, 'Case of Mr J. B. who has a problem with his neck muscles, as reported by Mr Bryan.', NULL, NULL, '1782-12-21', '1782-12-22', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1511, 'Case of the second son of Antonio Marchionne, who is suffering from epilepsy, as reported by William Batt.', NULL, NULL, '1787-00-00', '1788-07-27', 5, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1512, 'Case of Mr George Campbell, a young gentleman sent to Moffat with his mother to take a cure for his cough and the after-effects of Influenza. He also has a suppuration from what was \'a large cavity\' in his thigh which is also disabling.', NULL, NULL, '1782-06-27', '1782-06-27', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1513, 'Case of the children of Charles Gordon who are currently healthy, but must not be over-indulged.', NULL, NULL, '1782-05-00', '1782-05-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1514, 'Case of Captain Douglas who is to be blistered to prevent his rheumatic pain settling on his chest.', NULL, NULL, '1782-11-22', '1782-11-22', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1515, 'Case of a married couple visiting from Carlisle who make an anonymous enquiry concerning what they think might be the return of a venereal complaint treated three years earlier. ', NULL, NULL, '1782-06-26', '1782-06-26', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1516, 'Case of Mr Lawson who is suspected of having a bladder stone.', NULL, NULL, '1782-11-06', '1782-12-23', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1518, 'Case of Miss Dundas who is taking a course of goat whey.', NULL, NULL, '1782-06-01', '1782-06-01', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1519, 'Case of the Revd. Wilson whose complaints are rooted in a \'rheumatic or rather gouty\'.', NULL, NULL, '1782-10-08', '1782-10-08', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1520, 'Case of Mr Brown who has a problem with wax in his ear.', NULL, NULL, '1782-07-25', '1782-07-25', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1521, 'Case of Mr Finlay who is advised over his diet and exercise.', NULL, NULL, '1782-06-21', '1782-06-21', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1522, 'Case of the Honorable William Murray who has a long-standing condition which is being treated with electricity.', NULL, NULL, '1782-07-20', '1783-01-27', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1523, 'Case of Mr Sherrif who has gout.', NULL, NULL, '1782-08-00', '1789-09-22', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1524, 'Case of Mr Speirs who is advised on medication to take after his return to Dubin.', NULL, NULL, '1782-11-09', '1782-11-20', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1525, 'Case of Miss Douglas who has a pectoral complaint and is advised to journey back south to London and then sail to Madeira.', NULL, NULL, '1782-08-30', '1782-08-30', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1526, 'Case of Major Telfer who is advised on regimen to maintain his health after some unspecified condition which included swollen skin.', NULL, NULL, '1782-09-13', '1782-09-13', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1527, 'Case of  an unnamed male patient with a sexual disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1782-08-23', '1782-08-23', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1528, 'Case of the children of Lord and Lady Selkirk who are at risk of influenza.', NULL, NULL, '1782-06-00', '1782-06-13', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1529, 'Case of Mr Alison who is advised to go to Harrogate to cleanse  his blood.', NULL, NULL, '1782-08-00', '1782-08-05', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1530, 'Case of Mr Robert McGouan [McGoun, McGowan] who is prescrbed strengthening powders. In 1785 he reports he is no worse for taking them but passes worms and is considering going south for his health.', NULL, NULL, '1782-11-19', '1785-06-15', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1531, 'Case of Mrs Fowler at Crail who is given a very detailed regimen and prescriptions for managing her cough and purging.', NULL, NULL, '1782-06-22', '1782-06-22', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1532, 'Case of the infant daughter Mr Macknight. She has a \'paralytic\' condition of her arm and shoulder for which she is given electrical treatment.', 'There may be a Dublin connection. See Case 2311 of James Macnight, 1789: is this the father? [MMG]', NULL, '1782-11-04', '1783-08-15', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1533, 'Case of an unnamed male friend of Joshua Harris whose colic and paralysis have been attributed to lead absorption, but Cullen disagrees with this suggested cause of his symptoms.', NULL, NULL, '1782-12-14', '1782-12-14', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1534, 'Case of Mr Irvine who may have a bladder stone.', NULL, NULL, '1782-11-09', '1782-11-09', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1535, 'Case of \'Mr Bownlee\'s family\', a son with an eye complaint and a daughter with a pectoral condition.', NULL, NULL, '1782-07-04', '1782-07-04', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1537, 'Case of Lady H. Douglas who has injured her head  but Cullen is sure it is only mild concussion.', NULL, NULL, '1782-10-11', '1782-10-11', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1538, 'Case of the infant daughter of Mr Barclay of Urry who seems to have a bladder disorder, but Cullen asks for more details.', 'Checked EK 08/8/14', NULL, '1782-07-14', '1782-07-14', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1539, 'Case of young Mr Thibou who is advised on a regimen and rural sequestration to cure his catarrh.', NULL, NULL, '1782-02-00', '1782-02-12', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1540, 'Case of John Nicol who has a stomach disorder which he describes in a loose document addressed to \'your Ladyship\'. ', NULL, NULL, '1782-00-00', '1782-00-00', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1542, 'Case of Mr Purves whose condition is considered \'purely dysenteric\'.', NULL, NULL, '1782-10-04', '1782-10-04', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1543, 'Case of Mr Walker whose complaints, though considered moderate, require a regimen.', NULL, NULL, '1782-08-13', '1782-08-13', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1544, 'Case of the brother of Mr Reid, who has a disorder of the colon.', 'Checked EK 08/8/14', NULL, '1782-06-22', '1782-06-22', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1545, 'Case of Mr Stringfellows who has a skin condition.', NULL, NULL, '1782-08-00', '1782-08-00', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1546, 'Case of the brother of Mr Macdougal of Dunollan, who has epileptic fits.', NULL, NULL, '1782-11-09', '1782-11-22', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1547, 'Case of Captain Davidson who is advised to continue the cold bathing and pursue Temperance.', NULL, NULL, '1782-12-20', '1782-12-20', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1548, 'Case of Mr Campbell whose is advised to retire to the country to discourage him from worrying about a venereal taint which Cullen is sure has been cured.', NULL, NULL, '1782-02-20', '1782-02-23', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1549, 'Case of Mrs Thomson\'s [Thompson\'s] daughter who has a great deal of humour in her blood.', NULL, NULL, '1782-10-11', '1782-11-27', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1550, 'Case of an unnamed correspondent concerning his own case, written in the form of a series of numbered questions and answers concerning his symptoms and habits; smallpox mentioned.', NULL, NULL, '1782-01-00', '1782-01-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1551, 'Case of the son-in-law of Thomas Fairbairn whose legs are now cured. Fairbairn consulted Cullen in person which explains why there is no evident incoming letter.', NULL, NULL, '1782-04-12', '1782-04-12', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1552, 'Case of \'Mr Macdermots friend\', as drawn up by the patient for Cullen to consider. His symptoms began with an eruption of black spots. Summary of Cullen\'s response jotted down on the outside of letter.', 'Summary of Cullen\'s response jotted down on the outside of letter.', NULL, '1782-04-18', '1782-04-20', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1553, 'Case of a female patient of [Andrew?] Liddel who has had a miscarriage.', NULL, NULL, '1782-09-02', '1782-09-02', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1554, 'Case of a female patient\'s veneareal disease, under the care of Dr Sanders while \'Dr Cullen and Monro are of opinion that the venereal virus is not entirely eradicate\'.', '[I agree with previous assessment that the single letter in this case (doc 537) is actually two letters. Have raised case issue - EK 21/8/14]. Sorted, document split, second part to have new case ID created. JOB 12/12/14', NULL, '1782-05-01', '1782-05-01', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1555, 'Case of Mr Cumming who has a venereal infection.', NULL, NULL, '1782-08-08', '1782-09-04', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1556, 'Case of A. White, whose disorder of the thorax Cullen does not believe to be scrophula but rather \'a suppuration consequence of pneumonic inflammation\'.', NULL, NULL, '1782-09-23', '1782-09-23', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1557, 'Case of Mrs Blair whose \'obstinate\' , unspecified disease is in remission. Cullen has seen Hunter\'s journal of her case, but letter of 7 October 1782 is addressed to a third party.', ' Letter of 28 December 1782 , with brief mention, is a tentative link.', NULL, '1782-10-07', '1782-10-07', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1558, 'Case of William Inglis who has had intermittent aguish fits over the last fourteen years.', NULL, NULL, '1782-09-09', '1783-08-05', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1559, 'Case of Mrs MacEwan who has an unspecified, very long-standing painful disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1782-09-23', '1782-09-23', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1560, 'Case of Major MacEwan [McEuan] who in 1782 has a disorder marked by dizziness which Cullen thinks stems from obstructed blood in the brain. ', 'Patient is based in Nairn. Main surgeon will be Robert Forbes. MMG', NULL, '1783-06-24', '1788-09-02', 5, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1561, 'Case of \"Mrs C of G\' who has an internal disorder of her lower abdomen which may be rectal and/or uterine. Context implies \'G\' probably indicates \'Glasgow\' or \'Greenock\'.', NULL, NULL, '1782-01-18', '1782-01-18', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1562, 'Case of an unnamed female who is given advice on how to manage her pregnancy and relieve her cough. She is in the process of travelling north and a Mr Hay is mentioned.', 'Checked EK 21/8/14', NULL, '1782-06-21', '1782-06-21', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1563, 'Case of \"Mr  \'s children\", consisting of a long letter from Cullen on how to keep children healthy. Name of addressee left blank.', NULL, NULL, '1782-10-08', '1782-10-08', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1564, 'Case of an unnamed male patient who suffers headaches. Cullen\'s reply is addressed to his father and is carried by a Mr Campbell.', NULL, NULL, '1782-07-19', '1782-07-19', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1566, 'Case of Mr Craig Minister at Kirkpatrick who has been suffering from pains in his arms and legs and a severe itchiness which prevents him sleeping. Cullen\'s answer recorded on the case-note.', NULL, NULL, '1782-06-12', '1782-06-12', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1567, 'Case of Mr Dods who has a history of gout, but seeks advice on what Cullen diagnoses as a \'nervous asthma\'. His son Joseph then writes to describe how his father has episodes of \'stupefaction\' when his speech falters.', NULL, NULL, '1783-06-30', '1783-07-31', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1568, 'Case of the Revd Dr Moffat who suffers from a very painful stomach disorder.', 'Unnamed physician likely Dr. Walker. Yes, merged into walker by DS.\n', NULL, '1783-10-17', '1783-10-19', 2, 'PROV. - DUPLICATE', 'no'),
(1569, 'Case of Mr Mackenzie who has a cough, asthma and whose body is very swollen from dropsy.', NULL, NULL, '1783-07-21', '1783-09-00', 7, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1570, 'Case of Mr Watson Carr who has asthma.', NULL, NULL, '1783-12-18', '1784-01-06', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1571, 'Case of Mr Blackwell whose is advised on using electicity and warm bathing to ease a weak leg.', NULL, NULL, '1783-05-04', '1783-05-08', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1572, 'Case of Miss Ellison who suffers from a number of conditions including costiveness, a nervous complaint in her head and an inflamed eye.', 'Potentially duplicated assistant. I see only the one assistant listed, so nothing can be done here, David.', NULL, '1783-02-15', '1786-06-30', 12, 'PENDING - DUPLICATE PERSON - C', 'no'),
(1573, 'Case of Miss Katty Gillon who has a cough and a nervous complaint.', 'Katty Gillon - patient role is divided between two entries - suggest merging/correcting to make consistent. No, they are mother and daughter as noted, DS.', NULL, '1783-05-27', '1783-08-17', 3, 'PROV. - DUPLICATE', 'no'),
(1574, 'Case of Miss Delway whose whimsical notions concerning being infested with worms are described in a facetious letter by her cousin Dr Haliday.', 'Looks like a error. Please re-use this for another case. MH', NULL, '1783-11-03', '1783-11-03', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1575, 'Case of Mr M. Bell who has jaundice, a painful rheumatic shoulder and calculi.', NULL, NULL, '1778-10-00', '1783-10-13', 6, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1576, 'Case of Major Hutchison Dunlop who is to be bled, blistered and given a cooling mixture.', NULL, NULL, '1783-07-28', '1783-07-31', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1577, 'Case of Mr Duncan who is concerned about his eyes which are then treated with electricity.', NULL, NULL, '1783-01-10', '1783-04-04', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1578, 'Case of Lady Janet Sinclair who has a stomach disorder marked by heat.', NULL, NULL, '1783-07-02', '1783-08-02', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1579, 'Case of Andrew Buchanan who is given substantial advice on a regimen to follow to restore his weak constitution.', NULL, NULL, '1783-03-24', '1783-03-24', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1580, 'Case of Miss Balvaird who has a chest condition with impaired breathing.', NULL, NULL, '1783-04-21', '1783-07-31', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1581, 'Case of fourteen-year-old William Hillary who has been unwell since the death of his younger sister from a baffling condition which brought on some sort of seizures.', NULL, NULL, '1783-12-10', '1783-12-17', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1582, 'Case of Abigail Grier [Greer] who is debilitated with a feverish asthmatic chest condition. ', NULL, NULL, '1783-11-12', '1783-11-21', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1583, 'Case of young Mr Leggat who has recently had several bouts of illness, with pain in his bowel and a cold, resembling severe colic.', NULL, NULL, '1783-09-29', '1783-10-02', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1584, 'Case of Mr Boyle who is being treated with diuretics for a visceral obstruction.', NULL, NULL, '1783-02-18', '1783-02-18', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1585, 'Case of R. Clayton Bayles who is being treated for an unspecified disorder affecting his stomach and who has developed eruptions on his hands which may be an effect of his medication.', NULL, NULL, '1783-10-19', '1783-10-26', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1586, 'Case of Mr Swan who is advised on regimen and prescribed cooling, pectoral, and softening medicines.', NULL, NULL, '1783-05-14', '1785-08-07', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1587, 'Case of Mrs Burrell who has a long-standing cough and difficulty  breathing.', NULL, NULL, '1783-07-02', '1783-07-03', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1588, 'Case of Mr Thomas Mack who is being treated with opiates for what Cullen considers to be gout and which he warns should only be relieved gradually by being driven out to the extremities.', 'Case all CHECKED by DS, 21/2/14', NULL, '1783-01-23', '1783-01-28', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1589, 'Case of George Gordon who suffers from rheumatic pains and colic which may be the gout.', NULL, NULL, '1783-01-07', '1784-01-27', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1590, 'Case of Mr Gillespie who requires blistering.', NULL, NULL, '1783-03-20', '1783-03-20', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1591, 'Case of Dr Percy, Bishop of Dromore, who experiences a strange sensation in his head when he lies on one side which can lead to a complete \'loss of his faculties\'.', NULL, NULL, '1783-05-20', '1788-06-00', 5, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1592, 'Case of Barbara Percy, daughter of Dr Percy, whose pain in her side is diagnosed as a nervous, hysteric condition. ', NULL, NULL, '1785-11-07', '1785-11-28', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1593, 'Case of Mr Holt with a history of nephritis and swollen feet which may have been gout, but who is now suffering from a severe asthma.', NULL, NULL, '1783-09-20', '1783-10-00', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1594, 'Case of Mrs Elizabeth Watt of Stranraer, whose various symptoms over the course of ten years include a chest complaint, a sore mouth, and rheumatism. ', 'Her correspondence all seems to be transmitted via her relatives Mr and Mrs Robert Brown of St Andrews Street, Edinburgh. These letters are all the same case: Cases 591 and 586 are also hers. [MMG]', NULL, '1779-09-08', '1789-02-17', 18, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1595, 'Case of Captain Forbes who has dropsy.', NULL, NULL, '1783-06-19', '1783-06-19', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1596, 'Case of the Bishop of Man who is being treated for passing mucus.', NULL, NULL, '1783-08-29', '1783-09-06', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1597, 'Case of Arthur Gair, a surgeon-apothecary, who attributes his dizziness, painful toe, faintness and other symptoms to gout.', NULL, NULL, '1783-11-19', '1783-11-20', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1598, 'Case of Miss Anderson who is to be bled and undergo various other treatments for an unspecified condition.', NULL, NULL, '1783-05-15', '1783-05-15', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1599, 'Case of James McKeith who suffers from gravel.', NULL, NULL, '1783-11-00', '1783-11-07', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1600, 'Case of Mr Baxter who is given a detailed regimen and course of treatment to follow to rectify his blood.', NULL, NULL, '1783-11-15', '1783-11-15', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1601, 'Case of Mrs Duff who has a feverish condition with shooting pains which Cullen thinks may stem from a kidney disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1783-10-10', '1783-10-14', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1602, 'Case of Mr Baillie who is advised to go on a course of goat whey for a pectoral condition.', NULL, NULL, '1783-05-22', '1783-07-29', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1603, 'Case of the Revd. Macfarlane who has severe pains in his back in the region of his kidneys.', 'The first 3 seem to be the same patient: Rev. Robert MacFarlane of Kilfinan, a young, single man who died 19/20 August 1785 after chronic illness. ID 3261 is Rev Dr John MacFarlan of the Canongate Kirk in Edinburgh. [MMG] 3261 now delinke and its own case. DS.', NULL, '1783-01-04', '1785-06-20', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1604, 'Case of David Watson who has bouts of dysuria since recovering from a typhus-like fever a few years ago.', NULL, NULL, '1783-11-16', '1783-11-16', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1605, 'Case of Loderick Irvine of Shetland who had suffered severe headaches and weakness since he had a feverish illness while working for a cloth merchant in Edinburgh in 1781. He has been ill for over two years and has used up all his money.', NULL, NULL, '1783-10-16', '1784-05-06', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1606, 'Case of James Haig, a medical practitioner, who is much improved, but for a little hoarseness.', NULL, NULL, '1783-10-27', '1783-10-27', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1607, 'Case of Mr Haighton of Dublin who visits Cullen, being weak after a scorbutic condition, and who suffers painful feverish symptoms in the weeks after returning home.  ', NULL, NULL, '1783-12-29', '1784-03-09', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1608, 'Case of Miss Dalloway who is \'troubled with worms\'.', NULL, NULL, '1783-08-02', '1783-08-02', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1609, 'Case of Johnathan Fallowfield who is being treated with an ointment for the scrophula on his hands.', 'Case all CHECKED by DS, 21/2/14', NULL, '1783-09-12', '1783-09-22', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1610, 'Case of Mrs Fraser who has a tumour on her neck.', 'Checked EK 21/8/14', NULL, '1783-03-05', '1783-03-05', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1611, 'Case of Mr Heywood a young man \'of Herculean stature\' who has started having convulsive fits.', NULL, NULL, '1783-08-12', '1787-07-05', 5, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1612, 'Case of Mr Knott who has a bilious complaint and whose health was originally undermined while he was in military service in the East Indies.', NULL, NULL, '1783-11-29', '1783-12-03', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1613, 'Case of James Hamilton of Hutchinson whose symptoms are attributed to the gout.', NULL, NULL, '1783-07-04', '1783-07-04', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1614, 'Case of Miss Mochrie whose disorder is considered \'hysteric\'.', NULL, NULL, '1783-02-27', '1783-02-27', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1615, 'Case of Mr Govan who has an obstinate stomach disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1783-12-01', '1783-12-03', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1616, 'Case of Mr Dun of Bendochie who has some sort of prolapse which Cullen thinks requires surgery.', NULL, NULL, '1783-04-08', '1783-04-08', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1617, 'Case of Mr Orr who  is advised on taking a course of goat whey for a pectoral condition.', NULL, NULL, '1783-06-09', '1788-10-28', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1618, 'Case of an unnamed male patient who has developed pustules on his thighs after being treated for a rheumatic condition, as reported by Silas Neville.', NULL, NULL, '1787-01-08', '1787-01-15', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1619, 'Case of an unnamed, married  female patient with a stomach disorder reported by Mr Haggart.', '1619 tentative, but symptoms match and Cullen had asked for more information.', NULL, '1783-11-00', '1783-12-22', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1620, 'Case of Mrs Campbell, wife of Captain Campbell of the 26th, who disorder is not thought serious.', NULL, NULL, '1783-03-30', '1783-03-30', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1621, 'Case of Miss Campbell of Saddle diagnosed with chorea and worms.', NULL, NULL, '1783-08-10', '1783-08-18', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1622, 'Case of Mrs Fordyce who is given a regimen to cure a cough.', NULL, NULL, '1783-02-27', '1783-02-27', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1623, 'Case of Mrs Langton, a patient of Dr Heysham\'s who is  \'strongly threatened with a Phthisis\'.', NULL, NULL, '1783-01-09', '1783-05-20', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1624, 'Case of Mr Alexander Montgomery of Coylesfield who Cullen believes has passed some gallstones and is jaundiced; upon his death in 1784 there is a postmortem examination. ', NULL, NULL, '1770-07-09', '1784-01-24', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1625, 'Case of Mr Dunbar who is inclined to have dropsy.', NULL, NULL, '1783-04-30', '1783-08-04', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1626, 'Case of Mr Threlkeld whose disease is attibuted to his melancholic and hyochondriac temperament.', 'Checked EK 21/8/14', NULL, '1783-02-14', '1783-02-14', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1628, 'Case of Miss Bishop who has a swelling on her right arm.', NULL, NULL, '1783-05-29', '1783-05-29', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1629, 'Case of Mrs Kirk who has a chest complaint which may be consumption.', NULL, NULL, '1783-08-02', '1783-08-02', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1630, 'Case of Miss Mary Shaw who has a hectic fever. ', 'Tentative later letters. - There are 5 cases here.\n\nDoc ID 4625 concerns Mary\'s sister Anna (d. 1783), whose death is mentioned in Doc ID 2319. \nDocs ID 2319 and 4716 are Mary\'s case (d. 1784).\n\nDoc ID 5037 seems to be a stand-alone re: a young lady taking a goat whey cure.\n\nDoc ID 5298 is one of a group of letters (with ID 5297 and 5299) about a group of ladies (sisters and a friend) visiting Cullen - there are no incoming letters.\n\nDocs ID 3589 and 5901 are about a Miss (Catharine or Elisabeth) Shaw who has menstrual problems, and is a patient of Gavin Fullarton in Greenock.\n\nMMG', NULL, '1783-09-17', '1783-09-24', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1631, 'Case of Miss Fell who is taking the waters at Moffat.', NULL, NULL, '1783-07-30', '1783-07-30', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1632, 'Case of Mrs Bannatyne who has menstrual pains.', 'Case CHECKED by DS [status changed to \'CHECKED\' EK 21/8/14]', NULL, '1783-03-02', '1783-03-02', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1633, 'Case of  William Holland, a child whose arms are left dysfunctional after surviving chin-cough and smallpox in 1777.', 'both additionally CHECKED by  DS 21/12/13', NULL, '1783-03-22', '1783-03-29', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1634, 'Case of William Norris, a surgeon at Hull, who suffers from a range of symptoms including a hectic fever with vomiting and other stomach complaints considered \'nervous\'.', NULL, NULL, '1783-09-26', '1784-11-07', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1635, 'Case of Mr Maxwell of Williamwood who has been treated by Cullen for a venereal condition with a course of mercury.', NULL, NULL, '1783-06-02', '1783-06-02', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1636, 'Case of Mr Worge who has been \'seized with a Cholera Morbus\' which Cullen attributes to gout.', NULL, NULL, '1784-04-01', '1784-04-03', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1637, 'Case of Mrs Murdoch who has a \'gravellish\' complaint.', NULL, NULL, '1783-05-24', '1783-05-24', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1638, 'Case of Miss Innes of Muriefold [Muriefauld] whose blood \'is tainted with a sharp humour\'.', NULL, NULL, '1783-06-21', '1783-06-21', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1639, 'Case of Mrs Innes, who is given very full advice on how to treat her colic.', 'CHECKED [FMac].', NULL, '1783-03-22', '1783-03-22', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1640, 'Case of an unnamed female patient being treated for a venereal infection with mercury by Mr Moorhouse. Cullen recommends following up with dose of a decoction of Mezereon root which he explains how to prepare.', 'Checked EK 21/8/14', NULL, '1783-01-25', '1783-01-25', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1641, 'Case of Mrs Townsend whose disorder is considered \'a spasmodic affection of the colon\'.', NULL, NULL, '1783-06-02', '1783-06-02', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1643, 'Case of Mr Tweedie who has a continuing fever.', NULL, NULL, '1777-07-01', '1777-07-01', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1644, 'Case of Mr Straiton who is to be blistered and who is prescribed an antispasmodic and a laxative.', NULL, NULL, '1783-07-31', '1783-07-31', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1645, 'Case of \'a Gentleman of some consequence\' who has hypochondriasis.', NULL, NULL, '1783-04-11', '1783-04-11', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1646, 'Case of Mr Aiken whose stomach complaints are considered entirely \'nervous\'.', NULL, NULL, '1783-03-05', '1783-03-05', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1647, 'Case of Mr Aitken who is given advice on regimen to avoid the threat of palsy.', NULL, NULL, '1783-08-04', '1783-08-04', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1648, 'Case of Miss Brown, who \'complains of loss of appetite and swelling of the lower part of the belly\'.', NULL, NULL, '1783-08-00', '1783-08-19', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1649, 'Case of Miss Hill who, like her sister (Case: 1650), is thought to have a weak constitution and whose conplaints stem from obstructed perspiration.', NULL, NULL, '1783-08-11', '1783-08-11', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1650, 'Case of Miss Hill who, like her sister (Case: 1649), is thought to have a weak constitution and whose conplaints stem from obstructed perspiration.', NULL, NULL, '1783-08-11', '1783-08-11', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1651, 'Case of Mr Redpath whose condition is attributed to a \'scrophulous habit\'.', NULL, NULL, '1783-10-00', '1783-10-01', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1652, 'Case of Colonel Bayly [Baillie] who is disposed to gout.', 'Checked EK 21/8/14', NULL, '1783-09-08', '1783-09-08', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1653, 'Case of Sir Robert Pollock who is given detailed advice of travelling to Bath and Buxton.', NULL, NULL, '1783-08-05', '1783-08-05', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1654, 'Case of an unnamed \'Manservant\' who has painful joints, including his hip.', NULL, NULL, '1783-12-22', '1783-12-22', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1655, 'Case of Mr Bogue [Boog], a patient of Dr Fuller\'s, whose unspecified disorder is being treated by a routine of bathing.', NULL, NULL, '1783-05-10', '1783-05-10', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1656, 'Case of Mons. Benard at Dunkirk who has a susceptibility to coughs and cold a \'bastard peripneumonary\'. In 1786 he is having \'fits\'. The letters were mistakenly associated with Gregory as the patient.', NULL, NULL, '1783-09-00', '1786-05-25', 5, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1657, 'Case of Mr Ingham, the Newcastle surgeon, who has a weakness of his lung considered temporary.', 'Case all CHECKED by DS, 15/4/14', NULL, '1783-09-16', '1783-09-19', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1658, 'Case of Robert Hog who is diagnosed as having \'an infirmity of the brain\'. ', NULL, NULL, '1783-12-05', '1783-12-05', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no');
INSERT INTO `PROD_doc_case` (`case_id`, `case_desc`, `case_notes_internal`, `case_notes_external`, `min_date`, `max_date`, `num_docs`, `case_status`, `case_feature`) VALUES
(1659, 'Case of Mr George Mill (Milne and Milnes) who is given a detailed regimen and advised to take an aperient for what might be a skin condition which Cullen thinks may be hereditary.', NULL, NULL, '1783-07-15', '1785-05-07', 5, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1660, 'Case of David Hamilton who has a sore hip and leg which is being treated with fomentations and electricity.', 'The patient, who returned from the West Indies in the autumn of 1783, was first taken ill in August 1782. He has a connection with the Glasgow architect David Cation. [MMG]', NULL, '1783-12-24', '1784-03-15', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1661, 'Case of Mr Grierson who has a skin condition.', NULL, NULL, '1783-08-08', '1783-08-08', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1662, 'Case of Mr Russel [Russell] a young man with a condition of his knee.', 'Checked EK 21/8/14', NULL, '1783-09-06', '1783-09-06', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1663, 'Case of a male patient reported by Mr Saunderson whose health is impaired by the cold climate.', NULL, NULL, '1783-08-12', '1783-08-12', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1664, 'Case of \'J. P.\' [identified as likely being John Parrish] an unnamed male patient with a urinary disorder as reported by Colin Ross in Hamburg.', 'The patient, anonymised because he had a history of gonorrhÅ“a, is almost certainly John Parish (1742-1829), banker and merchant in Hamburg. In 1785, his daughter Henrietta married Colin Ross\'s brother, Hercules Ross of Rossie, who is also mentioned in the correspondence. [MMG]', NULL, '1783-03-25', '1784-03-01', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1665, 'Case of \'Mrs M. B.\' which Cullen considers a  \'pure hypochondriasis\', though partly manifesting as an ear complaint. ', NULL, NULL, '1783-04-26', '1783-04-26', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1666, 'Case of an unnamed patient - probably diagnosed with hypochondriasis - since their  practitioner is provided with advice on cold bathing and directed to Cullen\'s account on that disease in his \"First Lines\".', NULL, NULL, '1783-04-21', '1783-04-21', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1667, 'Case of \'Mrs  \" whose condition is considered constitutional.', NULL, NULL, '1783-11-16', '1783-11-16', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1668, 'Case of an unnamed male patient who is prescribed laxative medicines.', NULL, NULL, '1783-04-21', '1783-04-21', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1670, 'Case of Mrs Anne Bethune of Balfour and Kilconquhar, who in 1783 has largely recovered from a recent disorder but needs to take precautions, but by 1785 she has a bleeding wound on her breast. Goodsir and Cullen discuss dressing it.', 'By 1785 she has a bleeding wound (probably cancer) on her breast: Goodsir and Cullen discuss dressing it. [MMG]', NULL, '1783-03-29', '1785-03-28', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1671, 'Case of an unnamed female patient with headaches.', NULL, NULL, '1783-08-00', '1783-08-30', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1672, 'Case of an unnamed, unmarried female patient, between thirty and forty years of age, with menstrual problems, as reported by William Home. By 1784 she has developed lumbago.', NULL, NULL, '1783-12-01', '1784-08-21', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1673, 'Case of Mr Deale whose stomach complaints are attributed to a disorder of his head.', NULL, NULL, '1783-01-00', '1783-01-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1674, 'Case only known from short note in Latin - liekly to maintain privacy -concerning an unnamed patient whose opaque eyes are not attributable to brain congestion nor is their condition found in their siblings.', NULL, NULL, '1783-12-00', '1783-12-00', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1675, 'Case of Mr Prid\'s brother who is recovered but would benefit from a trip to Scotland to take goat whey.', NULL, NULL, '1783-06-30', '1783-06-30', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1676, 'Case of Mr Yates whose colic improves after following Cullen\'s advice.', 'CASE all CHECKED by DS on 15/4/14', NULL, '1783-06-19', '1783-10-17', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1677, 'Case of Miss [Mrs] Ann [Anne] Ferguson who has piles and whose poor handwriting prompts Cullen to complain.', NULL, NULL, '1784-05-11', '1784-06-12', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1678, 'Case of Miss Margaret Ferguson who is being treated for an \'eruption\' on her face for which she is employing an ointment and decoction.', '', NULL, '1782-11-04', '1784-08-27', 8, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1679, 'Case of Robert Stuart [Stewart] suffering from a gleet and other complaints associated with a lingering venereal infection.', 'Potential link with  Case 1052.', NULL, '1784-02-07', '1784-02-19', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1680, 'Case of Miss M. Burton, a teenaged girl debilitated by a painful epigastric disorder marked by episodes of vomiting, especially at night.', NULL, NULL, '1784-09-25', '1784-10-16', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1681, 'Case of Miss McDoual who is considering taking goat whey.', NULL, NULL, '1784-01-22', '1784-01-22', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1682, 'Case of Mrs Stuart who suffers from severe chest pains, like angina, but which Cullen considers a \'spasmodic affection\' loacted in her stomach.', NULL, NULL, '1784-01-08', '1784-01-15', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1684, 'Case of Mrs. Mary Maxwell of Kirkonnel who suffers from a rheumatic complaint which especially affects her hip.', NULL, NULL, '1784-07-06', '1785-07-03', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1685, 'Case of Captain Urquhart who has frequently suffered from a flux (diarrhoea), since returning form the East Indies.', NULL, NULL, '1784-11-24', '1788-01-28', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1686, 'Case of Dr Samuel Johnson who has asthma and dropsy.', NULL, NULL, '1784-03-07', '1784-03-10', 2, 'CHECKED', 'yes'),
(1687, 'Case of Miss Sykes, a young woman debilitated by a disorder which manifests in various feverish symptoms.', NULL, NULL, '1784-03-21', '1784-03-30', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1688, 'Case of Lady Dumfries who in 1784 is suffering from stomach pains and cramps.\n. ', 'The 1787 letters may refer to a different patient, the widow of the 5th Earl and wife of Alexander Gordon, Lord Rockville, as she is described as the \"Dowager Countess\", or is this simply a scribal error? [MMG]', NULL, '1784-04-13', '1784-04-17', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1689, 'Case of Andrew Syme who suffers from pain in his head.', NULL, NULL, '1784-05-24', '1789-02-09', 8, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1690, 'Case of Miss Wilkie who has swollen ancles, legs and throat.', NULL, NULL, '1784-07-24', '1784-10-12', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1691, 'Case of the Revd. Archibald Stevenson, who has an eruption all over his body stemming from an issue applied to his shoulders to treat his rheumatism in his neck and head. He subsequently becomes weak with a flux.', NULL, NULL, '1784-09-02', '1784-11-11', 9, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1692, 'Case of Mrs Johnston [Johnstone] of Hawkhill who has been reported as being insane.', 'Seems to suffer from religious melancholy or religious mania. Doc ID 4950-4960 implies her disease may be connected to the pox, i.e. syphilis. [MMG] Unnamed physician likely Currie - consider merging.Agree so merged by DS.', NULL, '1784-12-23', '1786-05-24', 5, 'PROV. DUPLICATE', 'no'),
(1693, 'Case of Mr Livingston of Parkhall who has a chest complaint, with asthma and a cough.', '', NULL, '1784-06-23', '1784-10-09', 10, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1694, 'Case of Mr Livingstone\'s son who is found not to have a venereal taint.', NULL, NULL, '1784-08-12', '1784-08-15', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1695, 'Case of Sir Thomas Hume Rigg who has \'an affection of the head\'.', NULL, NULL, '1784-03-00', '1784-03-00', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1696, 'Case of Mr Bunkle who is advised to avoid cold and take a stomachic; Cullen is going to call in on him soon.', NULL, NULL, '1784-06-15', '1784-06-18', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1697, 'Case of Miss Montgomery whose various ailments, include a cough and head pains.', NULL, NULL, '1784-03-09', '1784-03-11', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1698, 'Case of General Skene diagnosed as having a weak stomach and bowels.', NULL, NULL, '1784-05-06', '1784-05-06', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1699, 'Case of Mr Blair, Provost of Dumfries, with a history of ailments, whose current  weak state is attributed by Cullen to hypochondriasis.', NULL, NULL, '1784-01-22', '1784-04-19', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1700, 'Case of Captain Duncan McNeill, who has recently developed giddiness, flying pains, palpitations and other fearful symptoms. By Spring 1785 he is found talking to himself and admits to being \'fearful of losing his Reason\'.', NULL, NULL, '1784-05-07', '1785-05-15', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1701, 'Case of Lady Moncrief who has suffered from \'sickness and squemishness\' and who is going to the country where she must guard against being costive.', NULL, NULL, '1784-12-11', '1784-12-11', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1702, 'Case of J. Lorimer who has a persistent cough and laboured breathing.', NULL, NULL, '1784-00-00', '1784-00-00', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1703, 'Case of Dr G. Watts who insists he has had a weak stomach for over thirty years.', NULL, NULL, '1784-12-18', '1785-01-01', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1704, 'Case of the Revd. Gordon who is very weak and distressed by an advanced chest condition for which he is prescribed Laudanam.', NULL, NULL, '1784-05-20', '1784-07-19', 8, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1705, 'Case of Mrs Ratcliffe [Radcliff], disposed to pthisis having been weakened by from nursing her husband through a long illness. ', 'Case all CHECKED by DS on 15/4/2014.', NULL, '1784-04-06', '1784-04-20', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1706, 'Case of Captain Balnevis who is advised to travel to the South for his health.', NULL, NULL, '1784-11-19', '1784-11-19', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1708, 'Case of Viscountess of Glennorchy who may not be gouty, but who is right to stay at Moffat for the summer to address a \'sharpness in her blood\'.', NULL, NULL, '1784-06-30', '1784-06-30', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1709, 'Case of Provost Molison who has a protracted history of sore throats and painful gout, especially in his feet.', NULL, NULL, '1784-07-00', '1784-07-17', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1710, 'Case of George Crawford who has a serious chest complaint.', NULL, NULL, '1784-10-00', '1784-10-30', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1711, 'Case of Lieutenant Smith who has recently developed a distressing stomach and bowel disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1784-04-12', '1784-04-13', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1712, 'Case of John Brooke who has a long and complex medical history of stomach and other chronic ailments and who is advised to try shower baths and take strengthening medicines. Poor copy of reply.', NULL, NULL, '1784-07-00', '1784-07-20', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1713, 'Case of Mrs Hepburn of Luffness whose sickness and headaches are attributed to a uterine disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1784-10-16', '1785-04-15', 5, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1714, 'Case of Baron Heynitz in Berlin, who is advised on his gout. ', NULL, NULL, '1784-00-00', '1784-11-27', 5, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1715, 'Case of Mr Henry Collingwood of Cornhill who in 1784 had recently suffered \'a fit and fell off his chair\'; then in 1789 he asks about taking Buxton water.', NULL, NULL, '1784-07-04', '1789-04-18', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1716, 'Case of Mr Howison who refuses to be sounded by a surgeon for the stone.', NULL, NULL, '1784-07-26', '1784-07-26', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1717, 'Case of Mr Thomas Riddell of Fenton Park.', NULL, NULL, '1784-11-23', '1788-04-04', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1718, 'Case of Lieutenant Daniel McKinlay of the Navy who has an eruption on his hands and thighs resembling scabies.', NULL, NULL, '1784-04-14', '1784-04-14', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1719, 'Case of Mr Tye who is prescribed a laxative.', NULL, NULL, '1784-09-14', '1784-09-14', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1720, 'Case of Mr Coates who has dropsy.', 'Surname should be spelled as \'Coats\' according to the people records.MH', NULL, '1784-10-04', '1784-11-02', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1721, 'Case of Sir John Henderson who is prescribed a strengthening powder.', NULL, NULL, '1784-04-26', '1784-04-26', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1722, 'Case of Edward Brown [anonymised to: \'A. B.\'] of Perth who fears he has contracted a venereal infection after a drunken indiscretion.', NULL, NULL, '1784-11-18', '1784-11-22', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1723, 'Case of Mrs McConnochie [McKonnochie] who is pregnant and is suffering pains in her head, vomiting  and other disorders.', NULL, NULL, '1784-04-05', '1784-06-26', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1724, 'Case of Mrs Tait who is advised on bathing to treat an unspecified disorder.', 'Checked EK 21/8/14', NULL, '1784-12-10', '1784-12-10', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1725, 'Case of Mrs Walker with an unspecified complaint for which she is avised on regimen and prescribed ann aperient and strengthener.', NULL, NULL, '1784-09-30', '1784-09-30', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1726, 'Case of Charles Sanderson [Saunderson] in Shetland.', '', NULL, '1784-12-15', '1786-09-08', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1727, 'Case of Mr John Miller who is advised to protect himself from cold and take a diaphoretic for an unspecified condition.', NULL, NULL, '1784-12-29', '1784-12-29', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1728, 'Case of Mr Donald who has a bowel disorder, and who is considering a recuperative \'jaunt\'.', NULL, NULL, '1784-07-30', '1784-08-19', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1729, 'Case of Miss Lockhart (assumed to be the daughter of Count Lockhart) who is advised to take whey and other matters of regimen for an unspecified condition. Poor copies hinder establishing full details.', NULL, NULL, '1784-05-22', '1787-07-20', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1732, 'Case of young Mr McMurdo of Drumlanrig who has a fever.', '', NULL, '1784-08-11', '1786-06-05', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1734, 'Case of Collector Robertson whose condition is thought to be of a \'nervous kind though not dangerous\'.', NULL, NULL, '1784-02-00', '1784-02-00', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1735, 'Case of Mrs Watson who needs to take precautions to avoid a consumption.', NULL, NULL, '1784-09-25', '1784-09-30', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1736, 'Case of Miss Forbes who is advised to move to a southern climate as soon as possible. ', NULL, NULL, '1784-12-29', '1784-12-29', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1738, 'Case of Sir Hector McKenzie whose treatment is aimed at preventing swelling (poor copy obscures futher details).', NULL, NULL, '1784-07-02', '1784-07-02', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1739, 'Case of Colonel Livingstone who is advised to apply leeches to his temples and follow a regimen for an unspecified condition.', NULL, NULL, '1784-04-17', '1784-04-17', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1740, 'Case of Mr (Captain) Innes whose complaints were first reported to Cullen in 1775. He has been in decline since that date with vomiting of blood and fluid retention.', 'Case all CHECKED by DS on 15/4/14', NULL, '1784-07-26', '1784-07-29', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1741, 'Case of Mrs Copland who is prescribed an aperient and a strengthening pill to take with her to the country.', NULL, NULL, '1784-05-31', '1784-05-31', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1742, 'Case of the son of  Andrew Buist who is having convulsive fits.', NULL, NULL, '1784-08-30', '1784-09-27', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1743, 'Case of Miss Laurie who is poorly with a feverish cough, especially at night, and a menstrual irregularity.', NULL, NULL, '1784-05-27', '1789-03-07', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1744, 'Case of Commissary Marshall at Glasgow - long acquainted with Cullen - who cannot walk from his house to the Court without assistance and whose joints are becoming more and more painful and stiff.', NULL, NULL, '1784-05-24', '1784-06-17', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1745, 'Case of Miss \'G. K.\' with a complex history of fevers, yellowness of skin and various pains in her head, abdomen and legs. CHECK for missing cover-letter.', NULL, NULL, '1784-00-00', '1784-00-00', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1746, 'Case of Lady Mary Lindsay, who has a kidney and urinary disorder, as reported by Dr John Campbell.', NULL, NULL, '1784-01-20', '1784-02-03', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1747, 'Case of the son of Mr Ross who has a deficiency of speech (much of copy letter unreadable).', NULL, NULL, '1784-07-20', '1784-07-20', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1748, 'Case of Mr Mackinlay who has an eruption on his hands and thighs which Cullen, after examination, considers the \'common itch\'.', NULL, NULL, '1784-04-08', '1784-04-08', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1749, 'Case of John Cundell who is advised on regimen and prescribed an aperient and a stomachic.', NULL, NULL, '1784-03-03', '1784-03-03', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1750, 'Case of Mrs R. whose menstrual disorders and related symptoms are diagnosed as nervous hysteria.', NULL, NULL, '1784-03-20', '1784-04-03', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1751, 'Case of Walter McIndoe who is costive.', NULL, NULL, '1784-08-03', '1784-08-03', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1752, 'Case of Mrs McMurdo who has uterine condition after several miscarriages.', NULL, NULL, '1784-03-25', '1784-03-28', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1753, 'Case of Mr Hart whose complaints are all attributed to \'a gouty disposition\'.', NULL, NULL, '1784-11-18', '1784-11-18', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1754, 'Case of Captain James Hamilton who has had heartburn and stomach problems, but is mainly troubled by sores on his legs and ankles. ', NULL, NULL, '1784-10-10', '1784-10-12', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1755, 'Case of Mr Johnston whose is diagnosed as having a schirrosity of his liver.', NULL, NULL, '1784-06-18', '1784-06-18', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1756, 'Case of Miss Walkinshaw\'s niece who has a \'palpitation from a fright\'.', NULL, NULL, '1784-06-03', '1784-06-03', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1757, 'Case of Mrs Forbes whose condition is not thought to be dropsy but the result of a \'hurt recieved upon the part\' in the past.', NULL, NULL, '1784-08-22', '1784-08-22', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1759, 'Case of Mrs Moore who is prescribed \'specific pills\' and a \'strengthener\' for an unknown condition.', NULL, NULL, '1784-06-04', '1784-06-04', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1760, 'Case of Mrs Donald who has a stomach disorder attributed to \'an obstruction at the lower orifice\' of her stomach.', NULL, NULL, '1784-06-30', '1785-07-00', 5, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1761, 'Case of Mr Ellison whose complicated complaints stem from a gouty disposition.', NULL, NULL, '1783-07-03', '1784-06-09', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1762, 'Case of Miss Millar whose condition is difficult to determine because the copy is partly  illegible though it is evident that she has a stomach complaint and plans to cross the Atlantic.', NULL, NULL, '1784-07-13', '1784-07-13', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1763, 'Case of Mrs Lawton who is prescribed a strengthening electuary.', NULL, NULL, '1784-09-16', '1784-09-16', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1765, 'Case of Mr Robb(?) whose ailments are thought to be entirely rheumatic.', NULL, NULL, '1784-09-02', '1784-09-02', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1766, 'Case of an unnamed male patient with a urinary disorder, possibly from calculus, reported by Dr Charles Watson.', NULL, NULL, '1784-07-26', '1784-08-01', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1767, 'Case of an unnamed gentleman who is having fits attributed to a blow to the head, as communicated by Mr Moffat.', NULL, NULL, '1784-06-24', '1784-06-24', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1768, 'Case of Captain Macpherson [McPherson] who is advised on a cooling regimen to obviate \'heat and flushings\'.', NULL, NULL, '1784-10-10', '1784-10-10', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1769, 'Case of Mr Colvill, prescribed a strengthening and cooling medicine.', NULL, NULL, '1784-09-16', '1784-09-16', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1770, 'Case of \'A. B.\', a man much travelled, who is described as having dyspepsic and hypochondriac symptoms.', 'Checked EK 21/8/14', NULL, '1784-00-00', '1784-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1771, 'Case of \'E. K.\' a female patient with menstrual problems and suspected worms.', NULL, NULL, '1784-00-00', '1784-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1773, 'Case of Mrs Marshall advised on regimen and cold bathing for a dyspeptic condition made worse by some distressing thoughts.', ' This may be the same patient as Case 669, but no hard evidence. So nothing can be done. DS.\n', NULL, '1784-06-03', '1784-06-03', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1774, 'Case of \'Mr A. B.\' of London who has a palsy.', NULL, NULL, '1784-11-02', '1784-11-02', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1775, 'Case of Mr John Westmorland who is prescribed strengthening pills and cold bathing to address his nervous complaints and \'seminal weakness\'.', NULL, NULL, '1785-02-10', '1785-04-28', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1776, 'Case of Mrs Heywood who has a long history of various \'nervous\' complaints which Cullen attributes to a scorbutic habit and relaxed alimentary system.', NULL, NULL, '1785-03-07', '1785-03-24', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1777, 'Case of Miss Simpson of Sebergham Hall who has had surgery on her Tibia since consulting Cullen at Moffat.', NULL, NULL, '1785-11-19', '1785-11-27', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1778, 'Case of Miss Henrietta Ross, aged thirteen,  who \'became indolent and discovered an inclination to ly upon her Bed and afterwards began to complain of pain in the right side a little below the Breast\' (includes some poor copies).', NULL, NULL, '1785-03-28', '1785-05-25', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1779, 'Case of Archibald McAlester [McAlistair], a four-year-old boy who \'lost the power of both upper and lower extremities\' after being given treatment for feverish symptoms.', ' See also Case 328 - if same family, then note need be made (and father IDs merged) [JOB]', NULL, '1785-06-20', '1785-06-21', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1780, 'Case of Mr Darrell who has various symptoms including a skin complaint, a cold, feverishness and a nephritic condition.', 'I suspect that the two undated documents of May 1785 are out of sequence; the one with no actual contents may not even relate to this case... (i.e. check if 5052 answers 2607). DS [THE FOLLOWING MATTERS HAVE BEEN SORTED: With regard to \"CHECK further to ascertain if the letters concerning George Milnes does belong here\": I think that the letter concerning George Milnes do not pertain to this case, and that the unnamed patient is not George Milnes. The diseases, though having sometimes similar traits (i.e. irritation of the skin) are rather different, and the consequentiality of the letters concerning the unnamed patient is broken by the letters concerning G. Milnes.\n\nYES, this case is refers to the same patient of case 2034, Mr Darrell; in fact, in 1787, Dr R. Milnes refers to the Summer of the year 1785\'s consultation (indeed the case 1780)\n\n- George Mill/Milne belongs in Case 1659. I have de-linked him from here and requested a link to his own case - MMG', NULL, '1785-03-22', '1788-06-23', 22, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1781, 'Case of Mr Alexander Mayes on a visit from the West Indies who has a skin condition.', NULL, NULL, '1785-02-02', '1785-04-12', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1782, 'Case of Mr Chisholm whose symptoms are attributed to a bladder stone.', NULL, NULL, '1785-10-08', '1785-11-25', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1783, 'Case of Mrs Mary Maxwell of Kirkconnel who has various symptoms includings sweats, restlessness and pains in her arms and shoulders.', NULL, 'Related to [CASE:1684]', '1785-05-00', '1785-05-30', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1784, 'Case of Miss Mary Baillie at Dunrobin Castle, aged thirteen, who becomes very unwell after passing some worms. Cullen subsequently declares her case \'hysteric\'.', NULL, NULL, '1785-03-26', '1785-05-25', 8, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1785, 'Case of Mrs Hyslop whose severe pains in her head may signal \'an organic affection of the brain which is generally  incurable\'.', 'The linking of Document 5886, an isolated recipe from September 1789 is tentative there being no firm evidence that it is for the same Mrs Hyslop. DS I\'m inclined to keep them separate, as other case is a recipe for an aperient, an entirely different issue from the focus of this case -JOB', NULL, '1785-07-23', '1785-08-27', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1786, 'Case of Mrs Forsaythe [Forsyth] who has a \'tremor\' and partial paralyis down her entire right side, accompanied by other symptoms.', NULL, NULL, '1785-05-00', '1786-05-25', 9, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1787, 'Case of Rev. Ralph Ogle who suffers from flatulence and general weakness.', 'Date corrected on one letter. Probably brother of Robert Ogle. [MMG]', NULL, '1785-05-07', '1788-10-12', 6, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1788, 'Case of Mrs Mitchell who \'began to complain of great Weakness, Want of Appetite, Pain in the Head, with Weakness or Pain in the Region of the Loins\', after giving birth.', NULL, NULL, '1785-04-12', '1785-04-15', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1789, 'Case of Mrs Cruickshank who has a rheumatic complaint.', NULL, NULL, '1785-03-14', '1785-03-14', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1790, 'Case of Mr Hyndman who is diagnosed with erysipelas.', 'The patient, John Hyndman, died on 29 August 1785. [MMG]', NULL, '1785-08-11', '1785-08-11', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1791, 'Case of Mrs Mack who has a bilious disorder and has lost her appetite.', NULL, NULL, '1785-12-00', '1785-12-06', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1792, 'Case of Robert \'Bob\' McKenzie, a child with a swelling on his cheek and pains in the muscular parts of his thighs which impair his walking.', '', NULL, '1785-04-18', '1786-05-14', 13, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1793, 'Case of Mrs Seton of Hillside whose disorder is attributed to \'a weakness of the brain and nerves\'.', NULL, NULL, '1785-01-17', '1785-01-17', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1794, 'Case of Reverend William Gun of Golspy, who was \'suddenly seizd with a violent Headach\'.', NULL, NULL, '1785-06-00', '1785-06-02', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1795, 'Case of Alexander Thomson whose health gave way to fevers while resident in Jamaica and now has a problem with his legs which require stockings.', NULL, NULL, '1785-03-00', '1785-03-14', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1796, 'Case of the Reverend Mr Adam Ferguson who has skin eruptions on his arm and a painful thigh.', NULL, NULL, '1785-10-00', '1785-12-07', 5, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1797, 'Case of Captain Craick whose constitution was weakened while on campaign in America and who has since suffered from loss of appetite, lassitude, pains and an eruption.', NULL, NULL, '1785-06-24', '1785-07-01', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1798, 'Case of Dr Charles Keith whose dyspepsia and other symptoms are considered to be gouty.', NULL, NULL, '1785-12-24', '1785-12-26', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1799, 'Case of Mr Woodman who has a swollen testicle.', NULL, NULL, '1785-08-01', '1785-08-25', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1800, 'Case of George Dunlop who has a skin eruption and a suppurating \'glandular\' sore in one armpit.', NULL, NULL, '1785-07-12', '1785-08-29', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1801, 'Case of John Gordon of Greishop who is being treated with electricity for an inability to swallow.', NULL, NULL, '1785-09-07', '1786-02-08', 7, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1802, 'Case of Mr James Abernethie who is consumptive.', 'The patient died in Southampton on 27 April 1785, without being able to attempt a voyage to Madeira or Lisbon. [MMG]', NULL, '1785-02-11', '1785-03-12', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1803, 'Case of Miss Cook, of the Gallowhill family, who is feared to be phthisical.', NULL, NULL, '1785-05-12', '1785-05-14', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1804, 'Case of the Duke of Gordon who is advised on managing his gout and his general health.', NULL, NULL, '1785-07-00', '1785-07-24', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1805, 'Case of Miss Gordon who is advised on taking the waters at Gilsland spa.', NULL, NULL, '1785-06-00', '1785-06-30', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1806, 'Case of the Reverend Charles Charleton who is advised to try cold bathing and a regimen for his persistent nose bleeds and painful spasms in his stomach.', NULL, NULL, '1785-06-14', '1785-06-18', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1807, 'Case of Donald Campbell who has an inflamed, swollen face and eyes. He has a history of fever and joint pains which began in Jamaica after he \'rode home pretty much heated with liquor without a Great Coat\' and eventually left him  crippled. ', NULL, NULL, '1785-11-16', '1786-03-08', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1808, 'Case of William Bogle who has lived a life of \'excess\' and currently has a Pox (venereal infection).', NULL, NULL, '1785-05-27', '1785-07-05', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1809, 'Case of Joanna Douglas who was well in London but has been feeling unwell since arriving in Boulogne sur Mer.', NULL, NULL, '1785-08-05', '1785-08-12', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1810, 'Case of John Sommerville who has a persistent cough and who recently had a fever.', NULL, NULL, '1785-04-02', '1785-05-06', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1811, 'Case of Mrs Ferrier who has feverish symptoms and has had her breasts drawn.', 'Childbed fever? - MMG', NULL, '1785-07-25', '1785-09-22', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1812, 'Case of Mrs Middleton struck with rheumatic pains in her chest and stomach.', NULL, NULL, '1785-00-00', '1786-02-07', 5, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1813, 'Case of the anonymised \'I. T.\' and unnamed female patient with a violent pain which suggests a liver disorder, as reported by Dr Groat.', NULL, NULL, '1785-07-30', '1785-08-12', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1814, 'Case of Collector Strang whose only disorder when exmained by Cullen appears to be the tumours on the side of his neck and cheeks, particularly on the left side.', NULL, NULL, '1785-06-25', '1785-08-19', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1815, 'Case of Miss Paris who is warned by Cullen that unless she takes precautions she will find that \'the heat of her blood\' which has already \'come out\' on her limbs will start to appear on her face and impair a \'very agreable look\'.', NULL, NULL, '1785-03-22', '1785-03-22', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1816, 'Case of the practioner George Hamilton of Stranraer who suffers from attacks of pain across his chest and stomach.', NULL, NULL, '1785-04-08', '1785-04-12', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1817, 'Case of Governor Charles Bell, whose condition is diagnosed as gouty and nephritic.', 'Charles Bell - former Governor of Cape Coast Castle, Ghana â€“ a slave castle. He died in August 1785. [MMG]', NULL, '1785-07-17', '1785-07-19', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1818, 'Case of Mr William Bruce of Stenhouse, who lost his health while long resident in Tobago and who suffers from fevers and other weakness since returning to Scotland. ', '', NULL, '1786-11-25', '1787-03-22', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1819, 'Case of an unnamed young man, a seaman, who has a venereal infection after injuring his penis during \'coition\', as reported by his friend Dr  T. Brown. His distressing symptoms have included a copious discharge from a lesion on his face.', NULL, NULL, '1785-03-20', '1785-03-27', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1820, 'Case of Mr Nichol\'s friend, a young man who has been having \'fainting fitts\' and who fears he may have epilepsy.', NULL, NULL, '1785-08-11', '1785-08-15', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1821, 'Case of Mr Telfer [Telfuir, Telfair] who has a complex medical history most recently marked by passing blood and increasing weakness. ', 'Smollett\'s brother-in-law died in 1760. This is clearly another member of his family (possibly a brother of Alexander, given his association with the family leadworks), at Weston, Dunsyre, Carnwath. [MMG]', NULL, '1785-08-00', '1785-08-14', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1823, 'Case of William McIntyre who was recently electrified at the Infirmary for a muscular weakness which began in his thumb when he was reaping a few years back and which has since spread throughout his whole body.', NULL, NULL, '1785-10-04', '1786-01-20', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1824, 'Case of Neil Malcolm, a youth of sixteen who, after two attacks of fever, has suffered bouts of St Vitus\' Dance for which, on the advice of various physicians,  he has been undertaking sea-bathing at Boulogne-sur-mer in Normandy.', NULL, NULL, '1785-05-12', '1785-09-07', 6, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1825, 'Case of Mrs Little, who is offered advice on how best to conceive, mentioning an intermediary called Mrs Spence (very poor copy).', NULL, NULL, '1785-09-21', '1785-09-21', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1826, 'Case of Mrs Fletcher of Bonshaw whose ailments are attributed to a a \'gouty dispotion\'.', NULL, NULL, '1785-07-25', '1788-09-07', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1827, 'Case of Mrs Yates who has dropsy.', NULL, NULL, '1785-04-18', '1785-04-18', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1828, 'Case of Miss McKay who has shown all the signs of a consumption.', NULL, NULL, '1785-05-14', '1785-05-14', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1829, 'Case of an unnamed female patient aged twenty-two who has started to spit blood.', NULL, NULL, '1785-05-25', '1785-07-01', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1830, 'Case of Miss Johanna Gale which Cullen finds \'dark\' but he thinks it may be attributable to a visceral obstruction.', NULL, NULL, '1785-10-11', '1785-11-22', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1831, 'Case of Mrs Reid who developed a cold and fever while bathing at Peterhead to treat her rheumatism and a sprained ankle.', 'Case CHECKED by DS on 15/4/14', NULL, '1785-10-00', '1785-10-19', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1832, 'Case of Mademoiselle Delassize whose complex history of \'hysteric\' symptoms Cullen considers as evidence of an underlying constitutional irritability.', NULL, NULL, '1785-10-00', '1785-11-15', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1833, 'Case of Miss Lindsey [Lindesay] who has responded badly to an electuary Cullen prescribed earlier.', 'Given way character is addressed (\"Miss Lindsay\"), she is less likely to be \"Miss Rachel\" than one of her aunts (ID 4164). [MMG]', NULL, '1785-02-19', '1785-03-28', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1834, 'Case of \'little John Hamilton\', also known familiarly as Master \' Jackie\' or \'Jackey\', the infant son of John Hamilton-Dundas of Westburn. The boy suffers from \'eruptions\' or \'tumours\' resembling smallpox, which recur on his feet.', NULL, NULL, '1784-08-09', '1786-03-01', 11, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1835, 'Case of an unnamed male patient with a long-standing, painful urinary problem as reported by his friend William Anderson.', NULL, NULL, '1785-05-16', '1785-05-18', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1836, 'Case of Patrick Murray who has a \'speech defect\' (a stammer).', '', NULL, '1785-06-22', '1785-06-22', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1837, 'Case of Catherine Davidson whose health is fully restored after following Cullen\'s earlier advice but who wants to know if she should start using a shower bath after the winter.', NULL, NULL, '1783-02-15', '1785-02-11', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1838, 'Case of Mr Fraser who has suffered from headaches and other symptoms after being exposed to the sun in June 1772.', 'Pers 4896 (unnamed physician) almost certainly John Alves (ID: 148), who is specifically named in other document. Suggest: Merge former into latter. Yes, done by DS.', NULL, '1785-12-00', '1785-12-05', 2, 'PROV. - DUPLICATE', 'no'),
(1839, 'Case of Miss Jenny Boyle who is taking a cephalic draught.', NULL, NULL, '1785-09-23', '1785-09-23', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1840, 'Case of Mr Wilkie who has recently developed a chest complaint marked by a cough, fever, breathlessness and spitting blood.', 'Anonymous physician (ID: 2987) almost certainly one of the two named people in this case - suggest merging it into one of them. merge into Douglas, by DS.', NULL, '1783-10-11', '1785-07-17', 2, 'PROV. - DUPLICATE', 'no'),
(1841, 'Case of Miss Hasswell who is advised on a course of strengthening medicines (complaint hard to decipher owing to poor copy). No obvious enquiry letter implies this patient may have paid a personal call.', NULL, NULL, '1785-05-10', '1785-05-10', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1842, 'Case of Mrs Innes (at Haddington), who has a chest complaint.', NULL, NULL, '1785-00-00', '1785-00-00', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1843, 'Case of Sir William Maxwell of Springkeld who Cullen has seen in person and whose complaints, primarily a \'lax\' belly and weak stomach, stem from a \'gouty disposition\'. He is given very full directions.', NULL, NULL, '1785-02-26', '1785-02-26', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1844, 'Case of Mrs Macleod who is given a very detailed regimen to address her weakened state due to childbearing.', NULL, NULL, '1785-04-23', '1785-04-23', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1845, 'Case of Mr Dobbie who has diarrhoea and gripes, though unclear of these are just the effects of his medication. Cullen suspects a return of the gout.', NULL, NULL, '1785-12-16', '1786-01-03', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1846, 'Case of an unnamed female patient with a bad cough. Despite showing no signs of venereal infection she once gave birth to a child who the attending physician called \'one of the worst venereal cases in Children that ever had come under his care\'.', 'The patient is 27, and on her third marriage. Her second husband died c. 1781 of consumption and the pox. She has had a healthy child with her third husband. [MMG]', NULL, '1785-02-07', '1785-03-06', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1847, 'Case of Mr Gregory who is healthy for his age but who is susceptible to cold, the swelling of his lower extremities, and sleeplessness for which he is advised on regimen.', NULL, NULL, '1785-07-04', '1785-07-04', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1848, 'Case of Mrs Dorothy Riddell who has a stomach disorder which comes in \'fits\'. ', '- These are separate cases, and Doc ID 5313 covers 2 patients, Miss Riddell and Mrs Dorothy Riddell, in Northumberland. Doc ID 4121 more probably relates to 5176, and the reference to Mr Bell is suggestive of Dumfries. [MMG]', NULL, '1786-07-27', '1786-07-27', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1849, 'Case of Mr Greig who has an eruption on his hands which is in danger of spreading.', NULL, NULL, '1785-07-09', '1785-07-26', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1850, 'Case of a male friend of Dr Sue who sends Cullen a long case-history in French; his symptoms are primarily termed hypochondriacal and vapourish.', 'I suggest removing this case for now as the 48 page letter in French will not get done before the launch in May 2015. One for the future.MH\n\n2722 belongs in this case but it will not get transcribed in time. Therefore i\'ve delinked it for now. MH \n\nSpeak to Mark about this.', NULL, '1785-10-00', '1785-11-04', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1851, 'Case of Mr Michie who is being treated for a problem with his throat.', NULL, NULL, '1785-04-09', '1785-04-25', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1852, 'Case of Mrs Aitkinson whose unspecified condition - affecting her joints - requires sea bathing and electrical treatment. ', NULL, NULL, '1785-05-10', '1785-05-10', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1853, 'Case of Mr Fenton who has a weak chest.', NULL, NULL, '1785-09-07', '1785-09-07', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1854, 'Case of Mr Whyte being treated for what, from the directions, seems to be a chest complaint.', NULL, NULL, '1785-02-23', '1785-02-23', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1855, 'Case of Mr John Strong who is advised to guard against the cold while taking a voyage.', NULL, NULL, '1785-08-09', '1786-08-06', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1856, 'Case of Miss Colquhoun who has no constitutional problem beyond \'\'delicacy and debility\', so is just given advice on managing \'the purposes of life\'.', NULL, NULL, '1785-07-20', '1785-07-20', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1857, 'Case of Mrs Campbell of Barcaldine with a complex history of complaints including episodes of headaches, vertigo and vomiting, but most recently swollen legs. Symptoms are attributed to a menstrual disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1785-12-30', '1786-01-03', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1858, 'Case of William Murray who has a tumour on his side.', '', NULL, '1785-12-16', '1786-03-20', 5, 'RECHECK', 'no'),
(1859, 'Case of Mrs Pringle who cough has been better since seeing Cullen.', NULL, NULL, '1785-02-11', '1785-02-11', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1860, 'Case of Mr Frowde who is advised on regimen to avoid a relapse of an unspecififed condition (possibly plethoric).', NULL, NULL, '1785-11-26', '1785-11-26', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1861, 'Case of Miss Stewart of Wolverhampton whose feverish cough - implying consumption -  is in Cullen\'s opinion advanced beyond cure.', NULL, NULL, '1785-08-20', '1785-08-27', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1862, 'Case of Mr Jones whose symptoms suggest a \'general debility\'.', 'Checked EK 21/8/14', NULL, '1785-04-02', '1785-04-02', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1863, 'Case of an unnamed female patient, a young woman, who has a recent history of headaches, langour and melancholy - shunning all company - and \'globus hystericus\', as communicated by Dr Alexander Brown.', NULL, NULL, '1785-11-08', '1785-11-09', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1864, 'Case of James Brown who has a chest complaint and is advised to sail to Madeira.', NULL, NULL, '1785-07-10', '1785-08-24', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1865, 'Case of William Somerville who has lost the recipe Cullen provided in 1773 which relieved the problem he had with vomiting when recumbent which he fears is returning. No trace of earlier communications.', NULL, NULL, '1785-05-03', '1785-05-03', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1866, 'Case of Mrs Hamilton of Wishaw who is thought to have no disease, just the effects of a \'nervous shock\'.', NULL, NULL, '1785-04-10', '1788-07-15', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1867, 'Case of Lady Elibank\'s sister who is advised over managing a menstrual or uterine condition.', NULL, NULL, '1785-12-19', '1785-12-19', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1868, 'Case of Mrs McKenzie who is advised on diet after recently being sent a prescription.', NULL, NULL, '1785-05-28', '1785-05-28', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1869, 'Case of Andrew Millar who appears to have fluid on his chest.', NULL, NULL, '1785-07-19', '1785-07-19', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1870, 'Case of David Donald who has a dangerous \'obstruction in his breast\' for which he must avoid all damp.', NULL, NULL, '1785-09-17', '1785-09-17', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1871, 'Case of Mrs Romer who has a \'spasmodic\' stomach disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1785-06-09', '1785-06-09', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1873, 'Case of Mr Watson who is prescribed an aperient.', NULL, NULL, '1785-10-28', '1785-10-28', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1874, 'Case of Mr Murray who is instructed to keep his \'belly open\'.', 'Mention of Dalkeith may eventually help distinguish this particular Murray', NULL, '1785-05-14', '1785-05-14', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1875, 'Case of an unnamed male patient who has \'for some years, been affected with an eruption which chiefly affects the back part of both his hands\', as reported by Dr Heysham.', NULL, NULL, '1785-03-15', '1785-03-18', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1876, 'Case of an unnamed young man with a venereal infection who is being sent to London by Cullen and his associate, the surgeon Alexander Wood, to be seen by John Hunter.', NULL, NULL, '1785-06-25', '1785-06-25', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1877, 'Case of a friend of Mr Mckenzie who requires artificial mineral water made with Dr Nooth\'s machine.', 'Nooth\'s machine can be footnoted. DS has some references.', NULL, '1785-11-27', '1785-11-27', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1878, 'Case of an unnamed female patient with a cough, hectics and other symptoms of consumption as reported by Dr Armitstead at Knaresborough.', NULL, NULL, '1785-12-04', '1785-12-08', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1879, 'Case of Mrs Cullen, wife of Captain Cullen, who has a cough \'hectics\', \'nervous\' headaches, and other signs of consumption but Cullen asks for further details.', NULL, NULL, '1785-05-26', '1785-06-02', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1880, 'Case of an unnamed female patient with a rectal disorder who is informed that there is no reason she may not marry.', NULL, NULL, '1785-10-00', '1785-10-24', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1881, 'Case of an unidentified male patient who is getting better. No obvious incoming letter from these period matches the case.', NULL, NULL, '1785-11-05', '1785-11-05', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1882, 'Case of James R. Miller of London who has suffered several bouts of fever after falling asleep in a draught when on a  coach journey.', NULL, NULL, '1785-12-16', '1786-02-02', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1883, 'Case of a friend of Alexander Dalziel who favours anonymity having \'for a long course of years indulged himself in excesses of various kinds\' such that his constitution is \'greatly impaired\', with an \'almost totall decay of his generative powers\'.', NULL, NULL, '1786-03-00', '1786-03-14', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1885, 'Case of Miss Pollock whose mother, Lady Pollock, is approached by the famous \'quack\' Dr James Graham who believes he can do something to save her daughter from a bilious disorder the other doctors have given up on curing.', NULL, NULL, '1785-02-26', '1785-02-26', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1886, 'Case of Mrs Wilson, wife of a grocer, who has a cough.', NULL, NULL, '1786-01-07', '1786-01-12', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1887, 'Case of Dr Charles Keith who has a chest complain with coughing and spitting up blood.', NULL, NULL, '1786-01-07', '1786-03-14', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1888, 'Case of Captain Cotton who has started getting pains in his head and ears when he bends over and also has pains in his back and jaw.', NULL, NULL, '1786-01-21', '1786-02-11', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1889, 'Case of Mrs Meek who is recovered from her feverish complaint and dypepsia.', NULL, NULL, '1786-03-14', '1786-03-14', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1890, 'Case of Mr Jessamine who suffers from vomiting, stomach complaints and headaches.', NULL, NULL, '1786-04-00', '1786-05-03', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1891, 'Case of Captain Crow [Crowe], who has had an intermittent fever and nocturnal \'paroxysms\'.', 'Unnamed physician likely Pannel. Suggest: merge. Agree, merged by DS.\n', NULL, '1786-10-27', '1787-01-31', 5, 'PROV. DUPLICATE', 'no'),
(1892, 'Case of Mr Vane who is having palpitations diagnosed as angina.', 'Patient is probably the future Sir Frederick Fletcher Vane, 2nd Bart. â€“ age and love of hunting fit. See http://www.hutton-in-the-forest.co.uk/family/frederick_fletcher_vane.html [MMG]', NULL, '1786-03-25', '1786-03-30', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1893, 'Case of George Campbell of Aires who has a stomach disorder and suffers from headaches and giddiness.', '[Check for earlier letters and with case 1512]', NULL, '1785-08-19', '1786-11-20', 11, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1894, 'Case of Mrs Cheape of Wellfield, an elderly patient with a delicate constitution, who, following a cold   has a weak arm, and pains in her extremes.', NULL, NULL, '1786-07-30', '1786-08-08', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1895, 'Case of Basil Scott who has a long-standing lung and stomach disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1786-03-25', '1786-04-06', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1896, 'Case of Rutherford Park who ever since a bout of heavy drinking has been suffering from seizures at night, marked by an inability to breath and various odd sensations.', NULL, NULL, '1786-03-02', '1786-03-09', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1897, 'Case of William Greenlees who is prescribed several medicines to treat a \'foulness\' of his blood.', NULL, NULL, '1786-03-14', '1786-03-24', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1898, 'Case of William Davidson, a minister, who has rheumatic pains exacerbated by a fall from his horse. ', NULL, NULL, '1786-04-08', '1786-04-11', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1899, 'Case of John Galt who has been suffering from \'Convulsive or Epileptic fits\' for the past two years.', NULL, NULL, '1772-06-24', '1772-06-24', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1900, 'Case of the Reverend [Malcolm] Nicolson who has long suffered from painful flatulency and palpitations in his chest.', NULL, NULL, '1786-03-00', '1786-03-11', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1901, 'Case of Mr Sharp\'s son who is being treated for a fungal \'sore on his groine\'.  ', NULL, NULL, '1786-03-30', '1786-04-01', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1902, 'Case of Miss Forster whose violent \'rheumatic\' pains are now concentrated in her head.', NULL, NULL, '1786-04-29', '1786-05-21', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1903, 'Case of Mr McPherson of Benehar who has had a stroke.', NULL, NULL, '1786-03-00', '1786-04-05', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1904, 'Case of Mr John Thomson of Charleton with a fractured leg.', 'Checked EK 21/8/14', NULL, '1780-07-23', '1780-07-23', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1905, 'Case of Mr Devon who is to take goat whey, as briefly mentioned by Dr James  Saunders of Banff.', NULL, NULL, '1776-04-07', '1776-04-07', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1906, 'Case of Miss Wilson experiencing \'a peculiar kind of fit\' rendering her insensible. Possibly sister of Ann Wilson (Case:1907). Both at Newcastle), but Cullen writes two district replies on 13 November.', NULL, NULL, '1786-07-05', '1787-07-27', 5, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1907, 'Case of Miss Ann Wilson who has a severe cough (possibly sister to the Miss Wislon of Case:1906 who suffers fits).', 'Both in Newcastle but no indication they are the same \'Miss Wilson\'... but the possibility does exist, despite the case description stating siblinghood. [JOB]', NULL, '1786-07-29', '1786-11-13', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1908, 'Case of Mrs Ilderton [Ilderstone] who is being treated for a \'discharge\'.', 'Pers IDS 4438 and 4441 potential duplicate. Made a slip merging: I have rectified the basic fault, but there will be one missing link to a Mr Watson (unnamed) somewhere in this batch of letters, but too time-consuming and not really worth trying to trace as it will be obvious it is Watson from the rest of the case. DS.', NULL, '1786-08-27', '1786-09-13', 4, 'PROV. - DUPLICATE', 'no'),
(1909, 'Case of William Hargrave [Hargreave] who had been taking cider to cure his scurvy but continues to suffer from an itch.', NULL, NULL, '1786-06-14', '1788-10-09', 13, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no\n'),
(1910, 'Case of Lady Mary Anne Carnegie, daughter of Lord Northesk who is advised for her \'weak and delicate constitution\'.', NULL, NULL, '1786-10-22', '1786-12-26', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1911, 'Case of Mrs Whitehead who visits Cullen in person for a menstrual disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1786-08-20', '1787-01-14', 5, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1912, 'Case of Lady Leven who has a digestive and bowel disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1786-05-23', '1786-05-28', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no');
INSERT INTO `PROD_doc_case` (`case_id`, `case_desc`, `case_notes_internal`, `case_notes_external`, `min_date`, `max_date`, `num_docs`, `case_status`, `case_feature`) VALUES
(1913, 'Case of George Davidson who is \'strongly threaten\'d with a Consumption\'.', NULL, NULL, '1786-02-18', '1786-02-20', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1914, 'Case of Thomas Hamilton who has pains and spasms in the side and trouble walking.', NULL, NULL, '1781-09-08', '1781-12-03', 6, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1915, 'Case of Miss Hercy [Hearsy] Gavin who has a chest complaint, suspected to be consumption with other symptoms including an eruption on her face and who is to travel to France.', NULL, NULL, '1786-05-00', '1786-07-24', 7, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1916, 'Case of the Reverend Francis Grant who has a digestive disorder and a cough.', NULL, NULL, '1786-05-06', '1786-05-13', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1917, 'Case of an unnamed female patient who has a long history of being inactive, anxious and beset by various ailments, including swollen legs, an eruption on her face and other complaints as reported by Dr Holland. She has visited various English spas.', NULL, NULL, '1786-01-22', '1786-01-27', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1918, 'Case of Mr Fraser Gregory [Gregorie] who has been having fits.', NULL, NULL, '1786-03-28', '1786-09-00', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1919, 'Case of Lady Henrietta Hay who is prescribed cooling medicines.', NULL, NULL, '1774-07-26', '1774-07-28', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1920, 'Case of Mr Rutherford who is prescribed medicines and treated with dry dressings.', 'Checked EK 21/8/14', NULL, '1764-05-22', '1764-05-22', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1921, 'Case of Miss White who is prescribed astringent pills.', NULL, NULL, '1764-06-00', '1764-06-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1922, 'Case of Dr John Young who is suffering from an eruption of the skin along with some stomach complaints.', NULL, NULL, '1782-01-27', '1782-05-16', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1923, 'Case of Mr Black with a disease of the urethra.', NULL, NULL, '1781-11-28', '1781-12-03', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1924, 'Case of David Gregorie at Dunkirk who has suffered a paralytic stroke.', NULL, NULL, '1786-12-19', '1788-08-31', 16, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1925, 'Case of William Lyall, a young man anxious about nocturnal emissions.', NULL, NULL, '1786-02-08', '1786-02-11', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1926, 'Case of an unnamed excise officer who is losing his sight. Cullen examined him when last visiting Berwick.', NULL, NULL, '1786-09-29', '1786-09-29', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1927, 'Case of David Maxwell who is bedridden with gout and rheumatism which is attributed to his heavy drinking.', NULL, NULL, '1786-06-29', '1786-07-05', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1928, 'Case of Prince Abbondio Rezzonico who has no specific disease but who is advised on strengthening his \'relaxed habit\' (i.e. a weak constitution which predisposes him to gout).', NULL, NULL, '1786-08-15', '1787-05-25', 6, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1929, 'Case of Miss Forster (daughter of the Berwick Postmaster, Ralph Forster), whose itchy skin complaint is diagnosed as being a \'Psora  of some kind\'.', '5249 is tentative but cannot belong with the rheumatic miss foster as cullen mentions looking back over his case.', NULL, '1782-08-30', '1786-05-31', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1930, 'Case of Governor George Johnstone (Johnston) who has a maxillary gland tumour and diseased tongue, which prove fatal.', NULL, NULL, '1786-10-05', '1787-05-30', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1931, 'Case of Miss Phillips at Manchester who has stomach pains and other symptoms which Cullen consider \'spasmodic\' rather than \'hysteric\'.', NULL, NULL, '1786-03-10', '1786-03-16', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1932, 'Case of Miss Sanderson who has been bedridden with pains throughout her body and from vomiting, accompanied by bouts of vomiting.', 'Related to case 771 - perhaps a candidate for mnerging? [JOB].  Internal document notes apparently explain anomalous dates - perhaps a reference at the case level would be useful.', NULL, '1786-09-08', '1786-10-04', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1933, 'Case of the Duke of Courland (a Latvian noble) who is advised over a nettle-rash and how to regulate his diet etc. he is under the care of Dr Baylies at Berlin.', NULL, NULL, '1786-09-19', '1786-10-09', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1934, 'Case of Colonel Kellett who has a \'nervous\' complaint down his left side.', NULL, NULL, '1786-05-10', '1786-05-10', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1935, 'Case of Mrs Innes of Sanside [i.e. Sandside, by Thurso] who reports a dull pain down her right side and other symptoms which Cullen mainly attributes to a \'gravellish\' condition.', NULL, NULL, '1786-06-00', '1786-07-01', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1936, 'Case of Mrs Patterson who has various back and side pains, with other symptoms pains possibly associated with a menstrual disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1786-11-15', '1786-11-15', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1937, 'Case of Miss Grant who is basically healthy, but diagnosed as having weak nerves.', NULL, NULL, '1786-02-11', '1786-02-11', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1939, 'Case of Miss Hunt who has a problem with her right hand and arm (paralysis?), which is to be treated with electricity.', NULL, NULL, '1786-04-15', '1786-04-15', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1940, 'Case of John Hunter, a student at Glasgow College (University), who is about to travel to Madeira for the winter after developing a chest complain.', '3674 - likely one of the named Hunter brothers that also feature in case. But cannot be proven, DS.', NULL, '1786-09-26', '1787-03-00', 5, 'PROV. DUPLICATE', 'no'),
(1941, 'Case of James Collier, a student at Cambridge, who has been left emaciated by a severe cough and \'hectic\' [indicative of consumption], for which, on the advice on London physicians, he has moved the Weymouth and hopes to winter in Nice.', NULL, NULL, '1787-03-11', '1787-03-21', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1942, 'Case of John Schuback [Shubach], who is advised to take up sea bathing for his weak constitution. Faced with bad weather, he takes cold baths indoors instead.', 'Unnamed physician - merge with Mr Ross. Merged by DS.', NULL, '1786-05-22', '1787-07-23', 4, 'PROV. - DUPLICATE', 'no'),
(1943, 'Case of Richard Charleton who is being treated for a venereal infection (gonorrhoea).', NULL, NULL, '1786-06-26', '1786-06-30', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1944, 'Case of an unnamed patient who is vomiting blood.', NULL, NULL, '1786-03-01', '1786-03-03', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1945, 'Case of a daughter of the Revd. Dr Thomas and Isabel Mutter at Dumfries who has pains in her side which the local surgeon terms hysterical. Cullen thinks she is just rather delicate.', NULL, NULL, '1786-04-00', '1786-04-21', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1946, 'Case of Mr Livingston Campbell who is advised to take a journey for his health.', NULL, NULL, '1786-01-10', '1786-01-10', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1947, 'Case of Mr Peirie who has been \'gravellish\' but now has a bowel disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1786-04-28', '1786-04-29', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1948, 'Case of Mrs Margaret Johnston of Cowhill, whose disorder is unstated, but the medication upset her stomach.', NULL, NULL, '1786-08-29', '1786-09-07', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1949, 'Case of Miss Crimble who is diagnosed as having a nervous weakness.', NULL, NULL, '1786-07-08', '1786-07-08', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1950, 'Case of John Baxter who has rheumatism.', NULL, NULL, '1786-07-09', '1786-07-10', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1951, 'Case of Dr G. Kirkaldie\'s sister who has a swollen abdomen.', NULL, NULL, '1786-10-31', '1786-11-01', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1952, 'Case of Captain Wedderburn who in 1786-7 has a stomach disorder but by 1789 also has a rheumatic problem.', NULL, NULL, '1786-06-17', '1789-09-04', 6, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1953, 'Case of William Gordon in Sligo who has a severe chest complaint accompanied by painful spasms.', NULL, NULL, '1786-12-22', '1787-01-03', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1954, 'Case of the Hon. Mr Murray of Aiton who has a pectoral complaint and an unspecified disorder of his leg.', NULL, NULL, '1786-07-10', '1787-03-23', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1955, 'Case of Sir George Moor who has an ear problem with giddiness.', NULL, NULL, '1786-07-30', '1786-07-30', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1956, 'Case of Mrs N., aged 50, who \'has been troubled with the Piles for a considerable time\'.', NULL, NULL, '1786-03-00', '1786-03-00', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1958, 'Case of Samuel Clark who has suffered from a pain in his breast and back ever since lifting a heavy weight. He was a shopkeeper before spending several years in the merchant navy.', 'does not seem to be Colonel Clerk of same year', NULL, '1783-00-00', '1783-00-00', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1959, 'Case of Mr Williams whose chest pains are from an ague and may turn consumptive.', NULL, NULL, '1786-01-24', '1786-01-24', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1960, 'Case of Mr Dubose, a Frenchman, who has had a fever and also suffers from an \'habitual asthma\'.', NULL, NULL, '1786-04-00', '1786-04-21', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1961, 'Case of Mr John Still who has been showing signs of gravel.', NULL, NULL, '1786-05-22', '1786-05-25', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1962, 'Case of Miss D. Still who has a chest condition (probably consumptive).', NULL, NULL, '1786-05-22', '1786-05-25', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1963, 'Case of Sir Sheldon Cradock of Hartforth who is disposed to gout and gravel.', NULL, NULL, '1786-08-31', '1786-08-31', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1964, 'Case of Mr Ferguson, minister of Farnell, who has a skin complaint.', NULL, NULL, '1786-09-01', '1786-09-04', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1965, 'Case of \'Janet  D\', who sends a desperate plea that she wishes to see unnamed addressee or \'Robert\' again urgently. She fears for her sanity.', ' May relate to Case:1156\n Check handwriting in greater detail', NULL, '1786-12-27', '1786-12-27', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1966, 'Case of William McNair who is melancholic and suffers from a \'lowness of spirits\' (related to hypochondria).', NULL, NULL, '1786-12-20', '1786-12-29', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1967, 'Case of the Countess of Roseberry who is given a regimen to manage her nervous weakness.', NULL, NULL, '1786-11-00', '1786-11-20', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1968, 'Case of the Earl of Roseberry who has been weakened by a recent fever.', NULL, NULL, '1786-11-00', '1786-11-20', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1969, 'Case of Robert Blair who has \'an obstinate eruption on his face\'.', NULL, NULL, '1787-02-13', '1787-02-15', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1970, 'Case of Henry Maxwell who has a pulmonary condition.', NULL, NULL, '1788-11-07', '1788-11-25', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1971, 'Case of an unnamed female patient who has complications after giving birth, as reported by Joseph Losh.', NULL, NULL, '1786-12-02', '1786-12-06', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1972, 'Case of \'Mrs L.\',  who is being treated for a swollen abdomen, as reported by Dr Marshall.', NULL, NULL, '1786-12-20', '1786-12-24', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1973, 'Case of \"A. B.\", an anonymised female patient with a serious chest complaint.', 'Gender not identified in letter', NULL, '1786-12-07', '1786-12-07', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1974, 'Case of Miss Hamilton of Spittlehaugh, who is advised to take up riding to prevent to prevent the return of an  unnamed former complaint.', NULL, NULL, '1786-05-31', '1786-05-31', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1975, 'Case of Mr Riddell at or near Hexham, whose complaints include pains in his hands and salivating excessively, all symptoms Cullen attributes to a \'gouty\' disposition.', '(Check against  earlier Cases 923 and 19). Pers IDs 4412 and 4337 one and ther same (latter abbreviated). Sugegst: merge latter into former. Merged by Ds.', NULL, '1785-08-22', '1788-07-31', 16, 'PROV. - DUPLICATE', 'no'),
(1977, 'Case of Charles, Clara and Gideon, the deceased children of Alexander Murray, 7th Lord Elibank, who all died in infancy and concerning his fears about hereditary weakness and how to prevent premature death. ', NULL, NULL, '1786-01-00', '1786-03-16', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1978, 'Case of Mrs Perry who is advised on managing her weak stomach.', NULL, NULL, '1786-07-08', '1786-07-08', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1979, 'Case of Mrs Ainsley who is diagnosed as having gout. ', NULL, NULL, '1786-08-31', '1787-05-12', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(1980, 'Case of Miss Barnes who is prescribed a strengthening tincture.', NULL, NULL, '1786-08-02', '1786-08-02', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1981, 'Case of Mr Maitland whose condition is attributed to stopped perspiration.', NULL, NULL, '1786-05-31', '1786-05-31', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1982, 'Case of Thomas John Stuart, a surgeon, who suffers the effects of injuring his leg and possibly a kidney when he had an accidental fall in deep snow.', NULL, NULL, '1786-05-29', '1786-06-19', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1983, 'Case on an unnamed fifteen-year-old girl who has developed a tumour on her jaw.', NULL, NULL, '1786-05-29', '1786-05-29', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1984, 'Case of Alexander Johnston of Straiton who has gout.', NULL, NULL, '1786-05-07', '1786-05-07', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1985, 'Case of Mrs Dent who has a stomach disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1786-04-27', '1786-04-28', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1986, 'Case of [Miss?] Dent who is listless and delicate.', NULL, NULL, '1786-04-27', '1786-04-27', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1987, 'Case of General Leslie whose inability to sleep is attributed to a stomach disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1786-05-18', '1786-05-18', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1988, 'Case of Mr Cannan who is to take a medicine in beef broth and follow a regimen for an unstated complaint (directions suggest it may possibly be gravel).', NULL, NULL, '1786-05-12', '1786-05-12', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1989, 'Case of James Steen who has an eruption on his neck.', NULL, NULL, '1786-04-03', '1786-04-03', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1990, 'Case of Mr Pope whose symptoms are attributed to a weak stomach.', NULL, NULL, '1786-07-16', '1786-07-16', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1991, 'Case of Sir Alexander Cunningham of Craigends whose symptoms are attributed to a gouty disposition.', NULL, NULL, '1786-06-05', '1786-06-05', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1992, 'Case of Mr Green whose swollen abdomen and urine retention imply that he  is \'threatened with a dropsy\'.', NULL, NULL, '1786-07-09', '1786-07-09', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1993, 'Case of two teenage girls and their 11-year-old sister affected with a discharge, as reported by Robert Coupar at Fochabers.', 'Couper was the physician to the household of the Duke of Gordon: the girls are probably Ladies Madelaine, Susan and Louisa Gordon. [MMG]', NULL, '1786-11-17', '1786-11-21', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1994, 'Case of Edward Cook who has pains in the region of his heart and a stomach disorder.', 'Cullen visited him, and Mr Wilson of <i>The White Swan</i> at Togston on 19 August 1786, according to the Diary of Nicholas Brown of Alnwick, in John C. Hodgson, ed., <i>Six North Country Diaries</i>, p. 275. Edward Cook died on 5 November 1786. [MMG]', NULL, '1786-07-08', '1786-07-11', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(1995, 'Case of \'Mrs D\', who has faltering speech. Dating conjectural, based only on place in box.', NULL, NULL, '1786-00-00', '1786-00-00', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1996, 'Case of Mr Davidson who has had colds and a cough.', ' [symptoms imply he may be same patient as Case 1913] - merger potential.', NULL, '1786-06-01', '1786-06-01', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1997, 'Case of an unnamed female patient weakened by child-bearing.', NULL, NULL, '1786-05-00', '1786-05-00', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1998, 'Case of Mrs Murray who has a swollen leg.', NULL, NULL, '1786-07-15', '1786-07-15', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(1999, 'Case of Hector Turnbull, who has a stomach disorder and becomes increasingly emaciated.', NULL, NULL, '1786-07-15', '1788-11-02', 7, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2000, 'Case of Miss Webster whose unstated condition is thought to be partly an \'affection of her mind\' associated with a menstrual irregularity.', 'Patient not obviously the same Miss Webster of Case ID:12. But... the possibility does exist. [JOB]', NULL, '1786-08-00', '1786-09-15', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2001, 'Case of George Gordon at Carnshalloch House, Kirkton near Dumfries (but his father appears to be in London), an infant who is being treated with laudanam. ', NULL, NULL, '1786-09-03', '1786-11-07', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2002, 'Case of Francis Johnston at Carnsalloch House, Kirkton near Dumfries, an infant who has problems with deafness.', NULL, NULL, '1786-07-20', '1786-11-07', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2003, 'Case of an unnamed, young female patient who suffers from headaches and pimples on her face and back as reported by Dr John McMillan.', NULL, NULL, '1786-04-18', '1786-04-23', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2004, 'Case of an unnamed female patient who \'has been for some time past alarmed at an unusual appearance of a luminous body darting itself from different parts of her cloaths\' as reported by Dr Trotter.', NULL, NULL, '1786-04-09', '1786-04-09', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2005, 'Case of Colin Robertstone [Robertson], a Perth practitioner, who has been very depressed with jaundice. He improves after he consults Dr Cullen and Dr Hope when on a visit to Edinburgh, but also suffers from gallstones.', 'PERS IDs 3527 and 3583 to be merged (Mary Murray). Merged by DS.', NULL, '1786-06-09', '1788-10-24', 10, 'PROV. DUPLICATE', 'no'),
(2006, 'Case of an unnamed female patient \'about 18 years of age\', with various symptoms only known from a brief note.', NULL, NULL, '1759-12-00', '1759-12-00', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2007, 'Case of \"Mrs A.\", diagnosed with hypochondria. No obviously related incoming letter identified.', NULL, NULL, '1786-03-09', '1786-03-09', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2008, 'Case of Mr Farmer, who is diagnosed as having a \'rheumatic constriction of the muscles of his chest\'.', NULL, NULL, '1786-09-06', '1786-09-06', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2010, 'Case of an unnamed male patient vulnerable to colds and a weak chest who is advised to take the Hartfell spa waters at Moffat. Probably a youth since Cullen, who has also spoken to a Mr Inglis, writes to the patient\'s mother.', NULL, NULL, '1786-09-01', '1786-09-01', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2011, 'Case of Allan Robinson who is consumptive and is advised to sail south, and take a milk course. He visits Cullen accompanied by his sister who is at risk, and on the recommendation of Lord Lonsdale.', NULL, NULL, '1786-10-11', '1786-10-20', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2012, 'Case of Mr Robertson, who has a flux since being in the East Indies. Cullen  passes him over to an unnamed London physician, almost certainly his old associate Dr David Pitcairne. ', NULL, NULL, '1786-09-27', '1789-04-00', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2013, 'Case of the son of Mr Bowman who has a history of epilepsy. Mention made of treatment undertaken four years previously but no obvious connection with earlier cases in 1783.', 'PERS IDs 5451 and 5456 to be merged - certainly the same individual (father of the patient), as to whether it is the Lord Provost - I leave that call to you. Merged and note and made on tentative identification a that bowman. DS', NULL, '1787-12-18', '1788-01-01', 5, 'PROV. DUPLICATE', 'no'),
(2014, 'Case of Mrs Murray who experiments with using a swing according to the published method devised by Dr Smith.', NULL, NULL, '1787-02-00', '1787-03-20', 5, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2015, 'Case of Mr Yelloly who has a cough and hectic fever indicative of consumption.', NULL, NULL, '1787-05-18', '1787-06-19', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2016, 'Case of Mrs Paisley, a young widow, who has taken to \'dram drinking\' to ease a stomach disorder and who dies of a suspected gout on her stomach.', NULL, NULL, '1787-01-00', '1787-03-00', 5, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2017, 'Case of Miss Bell who has epilepsy.', '', NULL, '1787-08-23', '1788-01-15', 12, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2018, 'Case of William Stark who has a stomach disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1787-04-21', '1787-05-12', 6, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2019, 'Case of Miss Elizabeth Snowden who has a menstrual disorder and grows weaker with other complications.', NULL, NULL, '1787-01-11', '1787-01-31', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2020, 'Case of Captain Birrel [Burrel] whose symptoms include headaches and perspiring; he then has a convulsive fit.', NULL, NULL, '1787-06-12', '1787-07-16', 5, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2021, 'Case of Sir John Sebright who has symptoms of \'heat\' (feverishness) and pains in his limbs associated with gout.', NULL, NULL, '1787-06-10', '1787-12-07', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2022, 'Case of Robert Ogle who is being treated for a stomach complaint.', NULL, NULL, '1787-10-02', '1787-10-09', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2023, 'Case of Mr Campbell of Succoth, who has a \'movable tumour\' on the lower lid of his left eye.', NULL, NULL, '1787-04-03', '1788-04-03', 7, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2024, 'Case of an unidentified Mrs Campbell, who spits blood. ', 'Cannot be Mrs Campbell of Kintarbert, who was dead by this date. No connection with Kintarbert in text. Symptoms are also incorrectly described: she spits blood. [MMG]', NULL, '1787-04-12', '1787-05-30', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2025, 'Case of Miss Storie (Storey) who has a scrophulous condition.', NULL, NULL, '1787-08-15', '1787-10-26', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2026, 'Case of Roger Hog Junior, who suffers from swollen legs and laborious breathing.', NULL, NULL, '1787-08-03', '1787-10-17', 5, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2027, 'Case of Miss Ross of Gladfield, who has a cough and other long-standing symptoms. ', NULL, NULL, '1787-02-22', '1787-02-24', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2028, 'Case of Mrs Gillies who experiences severe vomiting [\"morning sickness\"] when pregnant.', NULL, NULL, '1787-09-13', '1787-10-06', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2029, 'Case of Anne Dashwood, Countess of Galloway, who has had sixteen children, and who was often bilious when younger, but who now suffers from pimples, itchy skin, boils and varied pains in her side and her legs.', NULL, NULL, '1787-12-08', '1788-11-05', 6, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2030, 'Case of nine-year-old Miss Margaret Russell who has been treated for ulcerated tumours on her face and body.', NULL, NULL, '1787-07-22', '1787-11-30', 8, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2031, 'Case of Mr Stewart of Shambelly [Shambellie] who is advised to got to Buxton for his health but later develops a chest complaint exacerbated by anxiety over family matters.', NULL, NULL, '1787-01-15', '1787-07-10', 7, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2032, 'Case of Mrs Maxwell at Cardoness, who has a stomach disorder and vomiting.', NULL, NULL, '1787-02-06', '1787-05-17', 6, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2033, 'Case of General Beckwith, a retired soldier who is afflicted with \'rheumatic gout\' and gravel.', 'The patient died shortly afterwards in 1787. [MMG]', NULL, '1787-10-15', '1787-10-21', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2035, 'Case of Mrs White whose menstrual \'obstruction\' is accompanied by nausea.', NULL, NULL, '1787-01-14', '1787-01-16', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2037, 'Case of Miss Wilson who wants to take precautions against developing her former menstrual disorder.', 'Potentially same person as Case 1401.', NULL, '1787-01-17', '1787-01-20', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2038, 'Case of \'Mrs W. S\', a young woman who suffers bouts of \'nephritic\' pain in her sides, as reported by Dr Pigot.', NULL, NULL, '1787-01-17', '1787-01-23', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2039, 'Case of Mr Provan who has an inflammation of his eye.', NULL, NULL, '1787-04-06', '1787-04-07', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2040, 'Case of Mr John Alston of Overhall who has a kidney or bladder stone.', 'John Alston of Overhall suffers from kidney or bladder stone at the same time that his son Thomas is dying of consumption, and his daughter Janet Arnot is also receiving treatment. [MMG]', NULL, '1783-06-09', '1783-11-09', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2041, 'Case of Mrs Allen of Errol House, a native of Jamaica who since a  suspected miscarriage has been very \'lax\' with a bad stomach.', NULL, NULL, '1787-01-29', '1787-02-02', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2043, 'Case of Mrs Wragg who has had a chest complaint following a cold, with coughing and difficulty breathing.', NULL, NULL, '1787-12-04', '1787-12-08', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2044, 'Case of an unnamed male patient, aged 71, who has been weak since a fever 30 years earlier and now suffers from piles and a prolapsed anus.', 'Given his rapid decline and residence in Montrose, I wonder if he is to be identified with the former Provost William Christie, d. 18 April 1787? Other members of his family are among Cullen\'s patients, and the cessation of the correspondence corresponds precisely with his death. - MMG', NULL, '1787-03-29', '1787-04-18', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2045, 'Case of an unnamed male patient who was seized with \'great pain in both Jaws\', after \'exposure to the north &amp; East winds\', as reported by John Scruton.', NULL, NULL, '1787-04-22', '1787-04-26', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2046, 'Case of Mrs McAlester who has been ill with colds since the death of a daughter.', 'Mr McAlister - needs merging. Merged by DS.', NULL, '1787-08-14', '1787-09-14', 4, 'PROV. - DUPLICATE', 'no'),
(2047, 'Case of Mrs Gordon who has swelling of the belly.', NULL, NULL, '1777-10-14', '1777-10-24', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2048, 'Case of Mr Beaumont who is prescribed a strengthening mixture.', 'Checked EK 21/8/14', NULL, '1777-04-15', '1777-04-15', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2049, 'Case of Mr Maxwell of Muches [Munchies], who is prescribed a linseed injection (enema).', NULL, NULL, '1782-10-20', '1785-08-05', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2050, 'Case of Mrs McLaws (Macclaw) who has an \'eruption on her arm\'.', NULL, NULL, '1779-07-20', '1780-04-24', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2051, 'Case of an unnamed male patient with a varicose aneurism as reported by Alexander Taylor.', NULL, NULL, '1779-11-06', '1779-11-06', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2052, 'Case of \'Miss Junr.\', of Dumfries, who is prescribed a pectoral mixture.', 'Checked EK 21/8/14', NULL, '1776-07-29', '1776-07-29', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2054, 'Case of Miss Magdalane Elizabeth [Maddy] Hamilton of Westburn, who mentions a cough, a headache and sickness. She takes a family jaunt accompanied by Cullen\'s daughter Robina.', NULL, NULL, '1787-07-12', '1787-09-27', 7, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2055, 'Case of Mrs Baron Gordon who is advised to take a journey and prescribed  strengtheners, a laxative and an anodyne for her unstated condition.', 'The patient\'s name is Mary Gordon (nÃ©e Baillie), wife of Cosmo Gordon, Baron of Cluny. [MMG]', NULL, '1787-05-14', '1787-08-01', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2056, 'Case of the son, aged about ten, of Mr Wood of Thoresby. The boy has a bad cough after having both measles and chicken pox.', NULL, NULL, '1787-07-02', '1787-07-06', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2057, 'Case of Mrs Campbell who has a long history of a cough and spitting blood. She became particularly fatigued caring for her child who was successfully inoculated by her surgeon Mr Muir.', NULL, NULL, '1787-04-08', '1787-05-27', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2058, 'Case of Mary Lymbear [Lambert?] who vomits soon after eating.', NULL, NULL, '1787-07-00', '1787-07-11', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2059, 'Case of Mr Mackenzie whose complaints may be venereal in origin.', NULL, NULL, '1776-12-23', '1777-01-19', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2060, 'Case of Miss Brodie, \'a servant in Lord Lonsdale\'s Family\', who is \'far gone in consumption\'.', NULL, NULL, '1787-06-27', '1788-08-10', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2061, 'Case of George Murdoch who has a bladder problem.', NULL, NULL, '1787-11-26', '1788-02-01', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2062, 'Case of Symon Fraser, about five-and-a-half, who has a general weakness particularly in his extremities.', NULL, NULL, '1787-11-17', '1787-11-23', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2063, 'Case of Mr Montague who has recently suffered a dangerous \'nervous fever\'.', NULL, NULL, '1787-01-02', '1787-01-02', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2064, 'Case of Thomas Younghusband who is thought to have gout.', NULL, NULL, '1786-04-21', '1787-11-13', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2065, 'Case of the Earl of Glasgow who is given a substantial regimen to treat his \'costive habit\'.', NULL, NULL, '1787-06-01', '1787-06-01', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2067, 'Case of Lord Stonefield.', NULL, NULL, '1787-06-20', '1787-06-20', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2068, 'Case of Mr Blair, only known from an aside in a letter from Cullen to a Dr Gillespie at Culzean.', 'Checked EK 21/8/14', NULL, '1775-10-06', '1775-10-06', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2069, 'Case of Miss Gordon of Crogo, who has a severe stomach complaint with nausea and continually vomiting. She has consulted Cullen in the past but previous case hitherto unidentified.', '', NULL, '1787-03-17', '1787-04-23', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2070, 'Case of Miss Betty Johnstone of Alva, a child with a cough and nosebleeds.', NULL, NULL, '1787-07-06', '1787-09-18', 6, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2071, 'Case of Betty Johnstone, sister of John Johnstone of Alva, who has a serious bowel disorder which prompts Cullen to make a personal visit.', NULL, NULL, '1787-07-06', '1787-07-17', 7, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2072, 'Case of Mrs Jamieson in Dysart, who has a breast condition which Cullen thinks is beyond any potential benefit from amputation.', NULL, NULL, '1787-01-25', '1787-01-27', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2073, 'Case of Mrs Lyell, whose symptoms are not mentioned, but  whose husband Stewart Lyell fears cannot be easily cured. She is very distressed since her teenage son started having seizures.', NULL, NULL, '1776-04-06', '1776-04-06', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2074, 'Case of Miss Bettie Graham, who is advised to lay aside most of her medicines but continue the cold bathing.', NULL, NULL, '1765-06-04', '1765-06-04', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2075, 'Case of Mr Ramsay with an inflammatory irritation.', NULL, NULL, '1777-05-16', '1777-05-16', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2076, 'Case of Mr Hugh Munro of Achanie, who is suspected of having liver disease.', NULL, NULL, '1781-08-10', '1781-08-30', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2077, 'Case of Mr Muirhead - mistakenly labelled, but corrected in the text.', NULL, NULL, '1768-10-18', '1768-10-18', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2078, 'Case of Samuel Laing of Strinzia (Orkney), who is consumptive.', NULL, NULL, '1777-07-29', '1777-08-00', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2079, 'Case of Mrs Moodie, whose chest complaint Cullen regards as a \'desperate case\'.', NULL, NULL, '1787-03-07', '1787-03-09', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2080, 'Case of Dr Alexander Douglas Bart, who caught a bad cold, then strained himself lifting field-stones causing dizziness and a fever.', NULL, NULL, '1787-02-00', '1787-07-11', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2081, 'Case of Miss Elizabeth Purvis [Purves], whose stomach has improved but who has erysipelas on her face. ', NULL, NULL, '1787-09-10', '1787-11-16', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2082, 'Case of Mr Montelieu whose eye ailment is considered \'in some measure hereditary\'.', NULL, NULL, '1781-12-01', '1781-12-01', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2083, 'Case of George Cochrane whose case is diagnosed as dyspepsia.', NULL, NULL, '1784-02-15', '1784-02-18', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2084, 'Case of Miss Elizabeth Harrison who is delicate with \'weak nerves\'.', 'Both letters in this case CHECKED by DS on 12/1/14', NULL, '1780-06-04', '1780-10-12', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2085, 'Case of an unnamed female patient \'of some consequence\' who is at Harrogate to treat her badly ulcerated nostrils, as reported by J. Armistead of Knaresborough.', NULL, NULL, '1787-06-19', '1787-06-22', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2086, 'Case of Dr John Aird of Sterling, who has \'fits\' of asthma. He first consulted Cullen in person at Edinburgh.', NULL, NULL, '1787-09-21', '1787-09-27', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2087, 'Case of Miss Burkit whose unstated symptoms require bleeding, purging, a \'low\' regimen and an electuary.', NULL, NULL, '1787-04-03', '1787-04-03', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2088, 'Case of Mr Burrow who has a problem with his eyes.', 'Patient is Edward Burrow, Collector of Customs at Port Glasgow; family contributes several cases. [MMG]', NULL, '1787-09-07', '1787-09-12', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2089, 'Case of Elenora Vane whose unstated illness is attributed to \'imperfect perspiration\'.', NULL, NULL, '1787-09-09', '1787-09-09', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2090, 'Case of Mr  William Saunderson who is diagnosed as having weak nerves.', NULL, NULL, '1787-08-11', '1787-11-04', 5, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2091, 'Case of Mr Robinson who has a serious bladder problem.', NULL, NULL, '1787-09-12', '1787-09-13', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2092, 'Case of John Grey (Junior) at Alnwick, who is very healthy except for a \'little cough\' (John Grey Senior, his father, is also being treated by Cullen).', NULL, NULL, '1775-01-14', '1775-01-19', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2093, 'Case of an unnamed boy of ten who dies of rabies as mentioned by Dr Archibald Bathie.', NULL, NULL, '1775-02-19', '1775-02-19', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2095, 'Case of Miss MacNeil.', NULL, NULL, '1787-03-12', '1787-03-12', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2096, 'Case of an unnamed female patient with breathing problems as reported by John Mudie.', NULL, NULL, '1787-06-29', '1787-07-02', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2097, 'Case of A. Pringle, a young boy who, since being very scared by his nurse telling him a tale of the devil when he was ten, barely speaks and behaves oddly, as reported by William Elliot. Described as a case of \'fatuity\'.', 'This is possibly a very significant case historically, as an early account of a form of autism. [MMG]', NULL, '1788-04-27', '1788-05-02', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2098, 'Case of Bob Fotheringham.', NULL, NULL, '1787-00-00', '1787-00-00', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2099, 'Case of Robert Dickson [Dixson] a boy afflicted with ulcers on his side who has started to a have \'epileptic\' fits.', NULL, NULL, '1787-09-07', '1787-09-12', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2100, 'Case of Mr Spedding whose has an asthmatic complaint, but was also weakened by a bout of fever.', NULL, NULL, '1787-08-00', '1788-06-14', 6, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2101, 'Case of Mr Gordon of Skelton, who is advised to go to Buxton for an unstated condition.', 'CHECKED [FMac].', NULL, '1782-05-24', '1782-05-24', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2102, 'Case of a Mr Ross whose death is reported by Dr Robert Wood of Perth.', NULL, NULL, '1774-11-01', '1775-01-17', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2103, 'Case of \'the Major\' (potentially Sinclair) who has a skin eruption while staying at Harrogate.', NULL, 'Identification based on [CASE-836-LINK]a separate case[/CASE], which concerns \'Mrs Major Sinclair\' who is also visiting [PLACE-135-LINK]Harrogate[/PLACE] on the same date.', '1776-09-06', '1776-09-06', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2104, 'Case of an unnamed sixteen year old \'lady\' who has an abcess on her back, near her hip.', 'The case may be related to O\'Halloran\'s thesis on scrofula. [MMG]', NULL, '1787-11-10', '1787-11-13', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2105, 'Case of  Samuel Bott from Antigua, who has \'St Anthony\'s Fire\'.', NULL, NULL, '1787-12-04', '1788-08-20', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2106, 'Case of Mr Chivers who may have an obstruction of the liver.', NULL, NULL, '1788-03-00', '1788-03-26', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2107, 'Case of an unnamed clergyman troubled with passing sand in his urine, a stranguary, then Priapism.', NULL, NULL, '1788-02-13', '1788-09-13', 7, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2108, 'Case of Miss Jean Howie, a nine years old girl afflicted with a stiff neck, \'a tetanus\' (tight muscles) and a fever.', NULL, NULL, '1788-02-04', '1788-02-12', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2109, 'Case of Mr Nicolas Lee, a surgeon in Hexham, who has dropsy.', NULL, NULL, '1788-07-30', '1788-09-12', 6, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2110, 'Case of the Revd. Rotheram [Rotherham] who has lost his voice which his friends think is probably from having a small stroke.', NULL, NULL, '1788-07-30', '1788-08-10', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2111, 'Case of the  Revd. Wright who has a severe bilious disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1788-12-00', '1788-12-08', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2112, 'Case of Lady Banff who has  various symptoms attributed to a \'weakness and laxity of her system\'.', 'PERS IDs 5634 and 830 to be merged - suggest former into latter. Merged as stated by DS.', NULL, '1788-01-28', '1789-01-22', 7, 'PROV. DUPLICATE', 'no'),
(2113, 'Case of Charles Maxwell of Maxwell who has a \'spasmodic asthma\'.', NULL, NULL, '1788-06-22', '1788-08-11', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2114, 'Case of Miss Innes who is to take goat whey at Wooler.', NULL, NULL, '1788-04-11', '1788-05-21', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2115, 'Case of Miss Leucock [Lucock] who has a skin eruption on her face.', NULL, NULL, '1788-06-00', '1788-07-22', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2116, 'Case of Captain Baillie who has a stomach disorder and a pectoral complaint.', NULL, NULL, '1788-04-21', '1788-06-20', 5, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2117, 'Mr Campbell of Kintarbert who has developed a stomach disorder, with vomiting and general weakness.', 'Patient died early in 1788. [MMG]', NULL, '1787-12-14', '1787-12-18', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2118, 'Case of Mrs Travers diagnosed as a case of \'Mania\'.', NULL, NULL, '1787-08-00', '1787-08-00', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2119, 'Case of an unnamed patient of D.Rutherford\'s who is prescribed blistering, valerian etc.', NULL, NULL, '1787-01-00', '1787-01-00', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2120, 'Case of the Revd. William Andrews who suffers from headaches and a throat condition, for which he tries the shower bath and sea bathing.', 'Same case as Case 651 - MMG', NULL, '1787-09-09', '1788-11-14', 13, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2121, 'Case of Provost Marshall of Perth whose cough and swollen legs prove fatal.', NULL, NULL, '1788-01-28', '1788-02-05', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2122, 'Case of Mrs Rose whose case is described as desperate.', 'Checked EK 21/8/14', NULL, '1776-11-22', '1776-11-22', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2123, 'Case of Mrs Chalmers concerning a hardness around her ovary which proved to be a sign of a successful pregnancy; with subsequent exchange over post-natal symptoms.', NULL, NULL, '1787-05-29', '1788-05-21', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2124, 'Case of Miss P, who fifteen years previously \'after being terrified from seeing a relation of hers in danger of losing his life, was seized at times with something resembling a stupor, tho\' not insensible\'.', NULL, NULL, '1787-03-22', '1787-03-24', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2125, 'Case of  Mrs Roebuck.', NULL, NULL, '1787-07-22', '1787-07-22', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2126, 'Case of Miss Kitty Cooke [Cook] whose present symptoms are attributed to a former shock to her delicate nervous system.', NULL, NULL, '1786-12-23', '1787-01-12', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2127, 'Case of an unnamed \'Chevalier\' who suffers from a \'disorder of the imagination and judgement\' which Cullen attributes to a softening of part of the brain.', NULL, NULL, '1787-05-18', '1787-05-18', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2128, 'Case of the mother of Laurence Hill whose symptoms are illegible.', NULL, NULL, '1787-11-16', '1787-11-16', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2129, 'Case of Mr Ramsay, a Collector of Excise, who has a chest complaint.', NULL, NULL, '1787-12-23', '1788-01-03', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2131, 'Case of Mr Scot who is troubled with a hearing problem.', NULL, NULL, '1781-04-18', '1781-08-23', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2132, 'Case of Mrs Jean Neilson who has become deaf.', NULL, NULL, '1782-01-06', '1782-01-08', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2134, 'Case of Mr Davidson, previously treated by Cullen without a fee.', 'Checked EK 21/8/14', NULL, '1782-03-16', '1782-03-16', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2135, 'Case of Lord Dalziel\'s servant who is prescribed pectoral pills.', NULL, NULL, '1782-03-30', '1782-04-19', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2136, 'Case of an unnamed twenty-two year old woman who dies after being startled at a firework display.', 'Checked EK 21/8/14', NULL, '1782-06-12', '1782-06-12', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2137, 'Case of an unnamed patient with diabetes.', NULL, NULL, '1783-07-25', '1783-08-09', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2138, 'Case of Mr Stuart who dies of a concussion.', NULL, NULL, '1785-02-26', '1785-02-28', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2139, 'Case of Miss Spalding whose condition has remained largely unchanged for two years.', NULL, NULL, '1775-04-27', '1775-04-27', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2140, 'Case of Miss Murray, who is recovering from an unspecified disorder.', 'Checked EK 21/8/14', NULL, '1775-04-27', '1775-04-27', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2141, 'Case of Mr B. Bell, whose illness seems to have ended fatally.', NULL, NULL, '1775-04-27', '1775-04-27', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2142, 'Case of a young unnamed girl with rapid breathing.', NULL, NULL, '1775-05-22', '1775-05-24', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2143, 'Case of Mr Cowan, who has recovered well but still retains some symptoms of his earlier illness.', NULL, NULL, '1775-06-18', '1775-06-18', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2144, 'Case of Mr C. I. who is diagnosed with a hydrocele.', 'Checked EK 21/8/14', NULL, '1775-06-18', '1775-06-18', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2145, 'Case of Mrs Gibson who visits Cullen in Edinburgh.', NULL, NULL, '1775-07-13', '1775-07-13', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2146, 'Case of an unnamed patient treated for megrim.', NULL, NULL, '1775-08-01', '1775-08-01', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2147, 'Case of an unnamed woman in her 20s with menstrual problems.', NULL, NULL, '1775-08-30', '1775-09-00', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2148, 'Case of an unnamed girl with a tumour or swelling on the neck.', NULL, NULL, '1776-05-04', '1776-05-14', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2149, 'Case of Mr George Abercromby with a broken leg.', NULL, NULL, '1776-05-19', '1776-05-19', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2150, 'Case of Mr Fullerton, a former patient of Cullen\'s, who has recovered well.', NULL, NULL, '1776-12-30', '1776-12-30', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2151, 'Case of Mr W. Barnett with urinary problems.', NULL, NULL, '1777-03-04', '1777-03-04', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2152, 'Case of an unnamed patient with \'petechial fever\'.', NULL, NULL, '1777-04-13', '1777-04-13', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2153, 'Case of an unnamed male patient with gangrene of the penis.', 'CHECKED [FMac].', NULL, '1777-05-28', '1777-05-28', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2154, 'Case of an unnamed patient operated on for blindness after smallpox.', NULL, NULL, '1777-06-16', '1777-06-16', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2155, 'Case of Robert Laing with sores on the skin.', NULL, NULL, '1777-07-29', '1777-08-00', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2156, 'Case of the daughter of Archibald MacNeill who is prescribed several medicines.', NULL, NULL, '1778-02-00', '1778-02-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2157, 'Case of an unnamed patient, a ten year old boy, treated for stammering.', NULL, NULL, '1778-05-31', '1778-05-31', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2158, 'Case of Miss Brown of Bishopton with dental problems.', NULL, NULL, '1778-08-04', '1778-08-04', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2160, 'Case of Mr Miller who requests to be bled.', NULL, NULL, '1779-03-16', '1779-03-16', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2161, 'Case of Miss Emily Clephan who is recovering well.', NULL, NULL, '1779-04-21', '1779-04-21', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2162, 'Case of Mr Waugh only known from an aside remarking on his recovery and advising cold bathing and goat whey.', 'CHECKED [FMac].', NULL, '1776-03-30', '1776-03-30', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2163, 'Case of the wife of Captain Joseph Wood who has a discharge (fluor albus).', NULL, NULL, '1788-03-16', '1788-05-13', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2164, 'Case of Captain Wemyss who is prescribed salts and a regimen for an unspecified condition.', NULL, NULL, '1787-12-08', '1787-12-08', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2165, 'Case of Captain Rutherford [Rutherfurd] who has disordered bowels following dysentery.', NULL, NULL, '1787-08-23', '1787-08-23', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2166, 'Case of Mr McDuff who has a propensity for concealing his complaints.', 'Case all CHECKED by DS on 15/4/14.', NULL, '1780-01-27', '1780-02-16', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2167, 'Case of an unnamed 21 year old woman who has had tumours of the neck after recovering from smallpox.', '', NULL, '1780-02-09', '1780-02-14', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2169, 'Case of John Martin with a long and complex history of headaches and, more recently, rectal pain - traced back to having had smallpox at the age of twelve.', 'Unnamed physician (5404) potentially duplicate of Dr Boyd (5377). must have been sorted as there is no unnamed physician here now. DS', NULL, '1789-05-00', '1789-08-22', 13, 'PROV. - DUPLICATE', 'no'),
(2170, 'Case of the Revd. Dr Sharp.', NULL, NULL, '1787-09-22', '1787-09-22', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2172, 'Case of Mrs Fraser who has menstrual and chest pains.', NULL, NULL, '1787-03-22', '1787-08-25', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2173, 'Case of Miss Burke who is diagnosed as having a kidney stone.', NULL, NULL, '1787-01-20', '1787-01-20', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2174, 'Case of Mrs Gibson who Cullen thinks is suffering from some shock which has affected her stomach and gullet.', NULL, NULL, '1787-02-24', '1787-02-24', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2175, 'Case of Mrs Gibson\'s niece who is prescribed a cooling mixture.', NULL, NULL, '1787-02-24', '1787-02-24', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2176, 'Case of John Mackenzie of Dolphinton who is recovering from an unspecified condition, but is advised to go to Bath to take the waters.', NULL, NULL, '1787-09-14', '1787-09-14', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2177, 'Case of Miss Campbell, eldest of the six daughters of Ilay Campbell, the Lord Advocate (later Lord Succoth), who is advised to go to Bath.', NULL, NULL, '1787-03-31', '1787-03-31', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2178, 'Case of Mr Ashton who has a pulmonary condition.', NULL, NULL, '1787-05-18', '1787-05-18', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2179, 'Case of Captain Mercer who is diagnosed as having a weakness of the nerves.', NULL, NULL, '1787-07-21', '1787-07-21', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2180, 'Case of William Brown who has suffered convulsions and palsy, and who is diagnosed as being apoplectic and having \'too great a fullness of the vessels of the brain\'. ', NULL, NULL, '1787-07-26', '1787-08-08', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2181, 'Case of Captain Skene who has a persistent cough and spitting.', 'This is probably David Skene of the Hallyards family, a cousin of Adam Smith and the Douglases of Strathendry. He died in May 1788, leaving young children. Consumption? [MMG]', NULL, '1787-05-15', '1787-05-15', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2182, 'Case of Magnus Lindsay who Cullen thinks is a victim of an epidemic fever which is currently prevalent.', NULL, NULL, '1787-05-27', '1787-05-27', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2183, 'Case of Miss Saunderson.', NULL, NULL, '1787-08-04', '1787-08-10', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2184, 'Case of Mr Brander who is \'threatened with a consumption\'.', NULL, NULL, '1787-08-28', '1787-08-28', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2185, 'Case of Mr Ferguson who is advised a regimen for a stomach disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1787-05-14', '1787-05-14', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2186, 'Case of Mrs Baillie of Dochfour, whose condition is \'very purely Epileptic\'.', NULL, NULL, '1787-12-02', '1788-03-22', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2187, 'Case of Colonel Murray who has a digestive ailment.', NULL, NULL, '1787-11-30', '1787-11-30', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2188, 'Case of Charles Alison who is disposed to gout.', NULL, NULL, '1787-07-19', '1787-07-19', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2189, 'Case of Miss Robertson who is prescribed a strengthening medicine and stomach powders.', NULL, NULL, '1787-10-17', '1787-10-17', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2191, 'Case of the Miss Ramsays who are advised on taking a cure at Harrogate.', NULL, NULL, '1787-05-15', '1787-05-15', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2192, 'Case of Mrs Ferguson who has a pectoral condition.', NULL, NULL, '1787-09-07', '1787-09-07', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2193, 'Case of an unnamed woman whose ill health began when she was frightened by a house fire at the age of twenty-two, as reported by Mr Charles Farquharson.', NULL, NULL, '1788-01-13', '1788-01-17', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2194, 'Case of John Graham who has recently had a \'fit\'.', NULL, NULL, '1788-01-24', '1788-01-25', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2195, 'Case of Mrs Sinclair, who \'still at Harrogate\', where she is being treated for some sort of pustules, as communicated by J. Armistead.', NULL, NULL, '1788-01-23', '1788-02-02', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2196, 'Case of the father of John McRob, an Irish farmer who has become melancholy and paranoid.', NULL, NULL, '1788-02-11', '1788-02-11', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2197, 'Case of a patient with a condition of the urethra, as reported by William Gulland.', NULL, NULL, '1788-03-08', '1788-03-08', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2198, 'Case of Mr Moodie, who is disposed to gout.', NULL, NULL, '1788-02-23', '1788-02-23', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2199, 'Case of a \'Mr D.\', as who, since a venereal infection when young, has long suffered from a melancholy state of hypochondria; reported by former student William Drought.', NULL, NULL, '1788-03-08', '1788-03-12', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2200, 'Case of a discussion over how to rear healthy children, probably written at the request of Lady Selkirk.', NULL, NULL, '1788-03-29', '1788-04-00', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2201, 'Case of Mrs Steele who has diarrhoea and nausea.', NULL, NULL, '1788-04-00', '1788-06-14', 5, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2202, 'Case of \'Mr Hodgson\'s friend\' who increasingly suffers from a general debility marked by loss of appetite and weight.', NULL, NULL, '1788-04-05', '1788-04-07', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2203, 'Case of an unnamed female patient aged twenty-seven with a pulmonary disorder as reported by Dr John Mudie.', NULL, NULL, '1788-04-25', '1788-04-27', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2205, 'Case of the Revd. Mr Marsh who needs to guard against the gout.', NULL, NULL, '1788-04-18', '1788-04-18', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2206, 'Case of Mr Spalding who has an \'effection of the lungs\'.', NULL, NULL, '1788-04-19', '1788-06-18', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no');
INSERT INTO `PROD_doc_case` (`case_id`, `case_desc`, `case_notes_internal`, `case_notes_external`, `min_date`, `max_date`, `num_docs`, `case_status`, `case_feature`) VALUES
(2207, 'Case of Thomas Pearson who has suffered bouts of rheumatic fever and is left with very weak wrists which prevent him from writing.', NULL, NULL, '1788-05-00', '1788-06-22', 7, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2209, 'Case of \'a lady\', diagnosed as having a bladder stone.', NULL, NULL, '1788-04-20', '1788-04-20', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2210, 'Case of Mr Suly who has developed haemorrhoids and diarrhoea.', NULL, NULL, '1788-05-00', '1788-11-14', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2211, 'Case of Mrs Conningham who has a stomach disorder and uterine condition.', 'PERS IDs 4077and 4082to be merged. merged by DS', NULL, '1787-04-01', '1788-05-30', 6, 'PROV. DUPLICATE', 'no'),
(2212, 'Case of Mrs Hobson who is prescribed a stomachic medicine.', NULL, NULL, '1788-05-07', '1788-05-09', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2213, 'Case of Mr Parker who has a gouty stomach.', NULL, NULL, '1788-05-09', '1788-11-17', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2214, 'Case of Mrs Staig who has a stomach disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1788-05-07', '1788-05-07', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2215, 'Case of William Murray who has an inflamed toe-nail, gout and a cough.', NULL, NULL, '1788-05-30', '1788-05-30', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2216, 'Case of General Campbell whose varied symptoms are attributed to an innate stomach weakness.', NULL, NULL, '1788-06-00', '1788-06-10', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2217, 'Case of Mr Grieve who is inclined to gout which lurks in his constitution.', NULL, NULL, '1788-06-02', '1788-06-18', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2218, 'Case of Sir Thomas Hay whose withdrawn, antisocial, erratic, sometimes wholly insensible moods and behaviour have become a cause for concern.', NULL, NULL, '1788-10-13', '1788-11-25', 5, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2220, 'Case of the Revd. Mr John Ellison who has a rectal disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1788-09-11', '1789-02-15', 6, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2221, 'Case of Boyle Coghlan who has a heart condition brought on by playing tennis.', NULL, NULL, '1788-06-11', '1788-11-06', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2222, 'Case of Robert Bogle who has various genito-urinary disorders.', NULL, NULL, '1788-08-08', '1788-09-02', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2223, 'Case of Lady Susan Stuart whose complaints are attributed to a way stomach with no signs of consumption.', 'Unsure whether \'a way stomach\' is a condition or a typo (FM).', NULL, '1788-07-28', '1788-07-28', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2224, 'Case of Dr Keith\'s aunt.', NULL, NULL, '1788-12-17', '1788-12-17', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2226, 'Case of Miss Hunter who has a chest condition.', NULL, NULL, '1788-06-24', '1788-06-30', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2227, 'Case of Donald Mcleod who has become afflicted with an acidic stomach and general uneasiness.', NULL, NULL, '1788-08-26', '1788-09-06', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2228, 'Case of Mrs Pickering who has a weak stomach.', NULL, NULL, '1788-08-27', '1788-08-27', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2229, 'Case of Sir William Scurfield who is diagnosed as having stagnant bile. ', NULL, NULL, '1788-09-22', '1788-09-22', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2230, 'Case of Miss Abernethie who has developed a severe cough.', NULL, NULL, '1788-09-30', '1788-10-12', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2231, 'Case of William Garnis, who is thought to have an advanced phthisis.', NULL, NULL, '1788-09-22', '1788-09-23', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2232, 'Case of Mrs Riddock [Riddoch] who has an unusual degree of heat occupying the epigastric and umbilical regions, which Cullen diagnoses as a nervous affliction of the stomach.', NULL, NULL, '1788-11-01', '1789-04-04', 5, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2233, 'Case of Mr Joyce who has a constitutional tendency to gout.', NULL, NULL, '1788-06-10', '1788-06-10', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2234, 'Case of a Miss Ferguson - addressed as \"Lady\' and under the care of Lady Stuart of Grantully - who has an unstated weakness requiring \'strengthening\' medicinces. ', 'Internal evidence striogy points to these two letters being about the same Miss Ferguson. DS\n', NULL, '1788-12-24', '1788-12-30', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2236, 'Case of Miss Margaret McKinnon whose disease is thought to be \'entirely rheumatic\'.', NULL, NULL, '1788-08-17', '1788-08-21', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2237, 'Case of Captain Hamilton Lindesay who is given a detailed regimen for managing his health in maturity.', NULL, NULL, '1788-06-26', '1788-06-26', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2238, 'Case of Dr James Hamilton\'s wife.', NULL, NULL, '1788-11-29', '1788-12-01', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2240, 'Case of Mr Tweedale [Tweedell], who has a weak, painful hand, which \'most probably proceeds...from long exposure to Cold, &amp; the weight of the Gun rested on the parts, in the course of 20 years shooting\'.', NULL, NULL, '1788-11-06', '1789-07-13', 5, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2241, 'Case of Mr Harrison who has a weak chest.', NULL, NULL, '1788-06-11', '1789-05-31', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2242, 'Case of Mr Colquat who is prescribed an electuary.', NULL, NULL, '1788-06-04', '1788-06-04', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2243, 'Case of Miss Maitland who is to be \'confined\', but not strictly to one room.', 'There is no indication where she lives, or to which Maitland family she belongs; however, there are indications that Cullen has been consulted about her previously, so it may be worth re-examining anonymised psychiatric cases. [MMG]', NULL, '1788-08-01', '1788-08-01', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2244, 'Case of Miss Woodman whose illness is attributed to a weak stomach.', NULL, NULL, '1788-07-04', '1788-07-04', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2245, 'Case of Mrs Yelder who suffers headaches.', NULL, NULL, '1788-08-18', '1788-08-18', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2246, 'Case of \'J.D\', a friend of Cullen\'s former pupil Dr James Tully. The patient has long-term problems with the joints in his legs.', NULL, NULL, '1788-06-02', '1788-06-11', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2247, 'Case of a male weaver with a swollen wrist, as reported by James McAdam.', NULL, NULL, '1788-12-11', '1788-12-11', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2248, 'Case of an unnamed young woman who has complications following a fever, including pains and languor; as reported by James McAdam.', NULL, NULL, '1788-12-11', '1788-12-11', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2249, 'Case of Mr Torrie whose symptoms are attributed to \'decayed nerves\', particularly of his stomach.', NULL, NULL, '1788-08-11', '1788-08-11', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2250, 'Case of Mr Burkit who has an hydropic condition of his thorax.', NULL, NULL, '1788-08-15', '1788-08-15', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2251, 'Case of Miss Younghusband who is given a regimen which implies it is for a pectoral condition.', NULL, NULL, '1788-09-04', '1788-09-04', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2252, 'Case of Mr Crawfurd [Crawford] whose condition is attributed to weak nerves rather than \'an affection of the brain\'.', NULL, NULL, '1788-07-22', '1788-07-22', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2253, 'Case of Miss Crawfurd [Crawford] who is prescribed a laxative and a a stomachic.', NULL, NULL, '1788-07-30', '1788-07-30', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2254, 'Case of Dr Gibson in Sligo, who has a liver complaint.', NULL, NULL, '1788-11-14', '1788-11-25', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2255, 'Case of Betty Brodie who has a pectoral condition.', NULL, NULL, '1788-08-10', '1788-08-11', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2256, 'Case of Captain Masterton.', 'Patient is probably Charles Masterton of Auchlandskies, army Captain, who d. of consumption in June 1789. [MMG]', NULL, '1788-11-02', '1788-11-02', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2257, 'Case of Mrs Young, who has an unstated condition for which she is prescribed a strengthening regimen and medicines.', NULL, NULL, '1788-08-29', '1788-08-29', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2258, 'Case of young Mr Leitch [Litch], who is diagnosed as having a \'fullness of the bloodvessels of the brain\'.', NULL, NULL, '1788-09-17', '1788-09-17', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2259, 'Case of Miss Simson whose symptoms have abated, but who is advised to take steps to manage her \'rheumatic tendency\'.', NULL, NULL, '1788-09-13', '1788-09-13', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2260, 'Case of Mrs Geils.', 'The patient seems to be a Eurasian \'Company bride\' of an officer in the Madras Artillery. [MMG]', NULL, '1788-10-16', '1788-10-16', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2262, 'Case of \"A. B.\", a female patient thought to have contracted \'the venereal virus\' through \'incest\' with her nephew, and infected other family members, as reported by \"R.M.\", a surgeon who sends it  as \'a singular case\', rather than as a consultation request.', NULL, NULL, '1788-11-25', '1788-11-25', 1, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2263, 'Case of the Revd. Mr. Farquharson who has already been given a medicine to take for an unstated disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1788-09-08', '1788-09-08', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2264, 'Case of Captain Campbell who has developed eye problems.', NULL, NULL, '1789-06-03', '1789-08-15', 8, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2265, 'Case of Miss Grey of Bamburgh who \'is in a dangerous way\'. Cullen is sent several requests and offers of large fees to travel to Bamburgh, but he is \'indisposed\'.', NULL, NULL, '1788-10-15', '1789-00-00', 5, 'RECHECK', 'no'),
(2267, 'Case of Mr Maxwell who has water on the breast.', 'Case CHECKED BY DS on 15/4/14', NULL, '1781-09-17', '1781-09-28', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2268, 'Case of Mr Wilson who is being medicated for incurable \'fits\' (of coughing).', NULL, NULL, '1779-04-10', '1779-04-30', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2269, 'Case of Mrs Mary Ferguson\'s mother at Dunfermline who has swollen legs and feet.', NULL, NULL, '1784-04-05', '1784-08-27', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2270, 'Case of Miss Hannah Stanger who has an eye inflammation.', NULL, NULL, '1782-01-12', '1782-02-24', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2271, 'Case of Miss Ward, a child with some kind of mental impairment.', NULL, NULL, '1781-07-07', '1781-07-07', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2272, 'Case of Mr Crawford [of Broadfield?] who suffered a strain which has effected his kidneys, as reported by Port Glasgow surgeon Alexander Molyson [Mollison].', NULL, NULL, '1777-01-31', '1777-01-31', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2273, 'Case of Mr Oliphant of Gask.', 'PERS IDs 3576and 4683 to be merged. Had been merged when I got here, David.', NULL, '1789-01-27', '1789-09-01', 6, 'RECHECK', 'no'),
(2274, 'Case of Mrs Barclay who is advised on taking the waters at Peterhead, and sea bathing [may be same patient as Case 417 in 1773].', NULL, NULL, '1776-06-25', '1776-06-25', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2275, 'Case of James Dallas.', NULL, NULL, '1789-01-10', '1789-01-12', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2276, 'Case of Mr Sowermire.', NULL, NULL, '1789-02-18', '1789-02-20', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2277, 'Case of Lord Lauderdale.', NULL, NULL, '1789-06-25', '1789-07-31', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2278, 'Case of Mr James Hay.', NULL, NULL, '1789-10-19', '1789-11-05', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2279, 'Case of the Earl of Peterborough.', NULL, NULL, '1789-11-03', '1789-11-07', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2280, 'Case of Ebenezer Kelty.', NULL, NULL, '1789-01-10', '1789-03-27', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2281, 'Case of Rachel Dunlop whose stomach pains and breathlessness are attributed to weak nerves.', NULL, NULL, '1789-08-03', '1789-11-26', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2282, 'Case of Mr Adam Thomson.', NULL, NULL, '1789-02-09', '1789-06-20', 6, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2283, 'Case of Dr John Armistead who contracts typhus from a patient.', NULL, NULL, '1789-06-05', '1789-09-16', 6, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2284, 'Case of an unnamed young lady suffering from deafness, as reported by Mrs J. Likly.', NULL, NULL, '1789-02-24', '1789-05-14', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2285, 'Case of a young man being recommended to Mr Charles Angier, a speech therapist.  ', NULL, NULL, '1785-09-23', '1785-10-00', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2286, 'Case of Mr Baillie, who has a \'gouty diposition\'.', 'Cannot find any evidence of this being any other persid in db. -JOB', NULL, '1777-02-15', '1777-02-15', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2287, 'Case of Colonel St Clair who has erysipelas, an ear discharge and boils.', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2288, ' Case of the wife of William Abernethy Drummond who is jaundiced. No date.', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2289, 'Case of James Thompson whose illness is attributed to intemperance.', NULL, NULL, '1789-06-11', '1789-06-15', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2290, 'Case of Mrs Major Ross who has a weak stomach.', NULL, NULL, '1789-01-01', '1789-01-31', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2291, 'Case of William Flintum.', NULL, NULL, '1789-07-12', '1789-11-02', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2292, 'Case of Mr Fish.', NULL, NULL, '1789-09-02', '1789-09-04', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2293, 'Case of Mr William Bower whose long history of ill health is traced back to when he had to have his right hand amputated after a gun he was holding \'burst\'.', 'Cullen\'s reply probably reached Dr Pannell around the time of William Bower\'s death, as he was buried on 25 March 1789. [MMG]', NULL, '1789-03-07', '1789-03-14', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2294, 'Case of Mr Sanderson, the brother of the vicar of Morpeth, who \'has a diabetes\'.', 'Doc ID 5776 is part of the same case. [MMG]', NULL, '1789-01-27', '1789-02-04', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2295, 'Case of a fifteen year old boy, an orphan, who has a tumour under this tongue.', NULL, NULL, '1789-03-19', '1789-03-30', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2296, 'Case of Mr Betham who has recently grown weak with age and dropsy.', 'Patient is Richard Betham, a personal friend of Cullen, and father of one of his former students, Dr Campbell Betham (a friend of Henry Cullen). He is also the father-in-law of William Bligh. Margaret Cullen seems to be fondly regarded by the Bethams: Anna later left her a small bequest. [MMG]', NULL, '1789-05-11', '1789-06-06', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2297, 'Case of Mr D. Ferguson who is afflicted with a cough.', NULL, NULL, '1789-02-25', '1789-02-28', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2298, 'Case of Miss Ferguson.', NULL, NULL, '1789-01-03', '1789-01-06', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2300, 'Case of Captain Reid who has long suffered from gout.', 'Doc ID 3674 is much earlier and may well be another case, even if the patient is the same. It seems to be for another (possibly venereal) condition. [MMG]', NULL, '1789-03-00', '1789-03-27', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2301, 'Case of Mrs Reid (wife of Captain Reid), who has the same \'foulness of the blood\' as her husband, but the first matter to address is the sate of her bowels. ', '', NULL, '1765-00-00', '1765-00-00', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2302, 'Case of Mr Coulson whose health is now in serious decline after a life of heavy drinking.', NULL, NULL, '1789-04-08', '1789-04-11', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2303, 'Case of an unnamed male patient reported to Henry Cullen as labouring \'under the most obstinate Gonorrhoea I ever met with\'.', NULL, NULL, '1789-02-22', '1789-02-22', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2304, 'Case of Mrs Ludford whose asthma and hypchondriasis are attributed to corpulency.', NULL, NULL, '1789-03-30', '1789-04-02', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2306, 'Case of William Riddick, (then) Lieutenant, 22nd Regiment, who is concerned over being impotent.', NULL, NULL, '1789-04-23', '1789-08-05', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2307, 'Case of Mr Neil Sommerville who has a long history of the gout and disorders of the stomach.', NULL, NULL, '1787-06-03', '1789-09-02', 6, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2308, 'Case of David Robertson who has developed symptoms of slurred speech, \'spitting\' and an inability to write all suggesting a palsy (stroke), for which there is a strong family history.', NULL, NULL, '1789-05-28', '1789-05-30', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2309, 'Case of Miss Saul who has a cough and chest complaint.', NULL, NULL, '1789-06-06', '1789-06-09', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2310, 'Case of of Mr Cowmeadow, an author and teacher (of English) in Berlin, formerly working for Princess Amalia and then for the Military Academy.', '', NULL, '1789-09-01', '1789-09-16', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2311, 'Case of Mr James Macnight who has a long-standing \'nervous\' weakness. He was satisfactorily attended by Cullen at Edinburgh twelve years earlier, but there is no record of this.', NULL, NULL, '1789-05-03', '1789-06-06', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2312, 'Case of Mr Jeffrey.', NULL, NULL, '1789-06-28', '1789-07-28', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2313, 'Case of Robert Richardson, who coughs up blood.', 'Phthisis Pulmonalis; recommended to winter in Lisbon [MMG]', NULL, '1789-04-24', '1789-09-05', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2314, 'Case of Mrs Ford in Montrose.', 'Patient died 8 April 1789 (Scots Magazine death notice). [MMG]', NULL, '1789-03-11', '1789-03-14', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2316, 'Case of Margaret Lattimer who has a uterine disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1789-07-04', '1789-12-16', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2317, 'Case of A. Sandilands who cannot stand any noise.', NULL, NULL, '1789-11-05', '1789-11-23', 6, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2319, 'Case of David MacGibbon\'s son, a \"boy\" who is taking a medicine prescribed by Cullen to ease his belly and clear red sediment from his urine.', NULL, NULL, '1789-06-28', '1789-07-02', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2320, 'Case of Margaret, wife of Rev. Charles Stewart of Strachur, who has menstrual problems.', NULL, NULL, '1789-02-07', '1789-02-13', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2321, 'Case of Mr Cuming.', NULL, NULL, '1789-02-06', '1789-02-06', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2322, 'Case of John Collingwood.', NULL, NULL, '1789-02-16', '1789-02-16', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2323, 'Case of John Millar, a former student of Cullen\'s who, while seeking advice on treating the convulsive disorders of children reports his own severe stomach disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1789-01-20', '1789-03-17', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2324, 'Case of an unnamed female friend of Mrs Macknight. Patient suffers from severe headaches and has discovered a lump in her belly.', '', NULL, '0000-00-00', '1789-05-00', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2325, 'Case of a \'Mr K\', who has developed a very painful problem with his knee which baffles Cullen though he does not rule out gout.', NULL, NULL, '1789-05-02', '1789-05-05', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2326, 'Case of Miss Wood who is debilitated by a cough developing into a serious lung condition suspected of being tubercular.', NULL, NULL, '1789-05-01', '1789-05-18', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2327, 'Case of Miss Cutler, who may have a consumption.', NULL, NULL, '1789-05-31', '1789-05-31', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2329, 'Case of an unnamed young gentleman whose illness dates back to a tour through Germany, as reported by Dr Robertson.', NULL, NULL, '1789-04-00', '1789-04-00', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2330, 'Case of Mr Thomson who suffers bilious attacks.', 'Several Thomsons from this year, so symptoms need cross-checking as maybe the same person as one of the others. Peter Thomson?', NULL, '1789-05-11', '1789-05-28', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2331, 'Case of Arthur Irvine who has suffered a palsied, swollen face accompanied by various symptoms which Cullen attributes to gout.', NULL, NULL, '1789-07-06', '1789-07-08', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2332, 'Case of an unnamed male patient with an eye complaint, as reported by Dr Taylor.', NULL, NULL, '1789-07-01', '1789-07-01', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2333, 'Case of \'Mr M\' who has a skin eruption, especially on his upper body.', '3025 may not be same Mr M, as age differs but  date may not be 1787 and the physician may have got his age incorrect. â€“ Seems to be 2 separate cases, with different patients: the ailments described are different. Doc ID 3025 is about sensations in the limbs and seminal weakness. [MMG]', NULL, '1789-07-16', '1789-07-18', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2334, ' Case of Sir John Ross, an elderly gentleman with a complex history of gout, a cough and a palsy prompted by the news that his son had lost a hand in an accident.', NULL, NULL, '1789-07-13', '1789-07-18', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2335, 'Case of Mrs Lenox who has had flour albus and suffers attacks of dizziness,\'faintishness and loss of recollection\'.', NULL, NULL, '1789-07-13', '1789-07-15', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2336, 'Case of a patient with headaches who seeks a personal consultation through the mediation of Timothy Taylor.', NULL, NULL, '1789-08-13', '1789-08-13', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2337, 'Case of Captain John Enys.', NULL, NULL, '1789-10-16', '1790-01-09', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2338, 'Case of Mr Ross, whose symptoms are hard to decipher from a poor machine copy, but include a concern over \'gravel\'.', NULL, NULL, '1786-04-16', '1786-04-16', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2339, 'Case of Elizabeth, a daughter of the Earl of Sellkirk.', NULL, NULL, '1789-08-27', '1789-08-27', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2340, 'Case of Mrs Lyell who has a urinary disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1788-11-00', '1788-12-14', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2341, 'Case of [Mrs?] J. Tweeddell [Tweedale]. who has a weak stomach.', NULL, NULL, '1788-11-06', '1788-11-17', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2343, 'Case of Mrs A. who has a long history of menstrual problems between pregnancies.', NULL, NULL, '1784-04-23', '1784-04-23', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2344, 'Case of Mrs Shaw a who has a stomach disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1789-09-05', '1789-09-08', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2345, 'Case of Mrs Ault whose complaints are attributed to a weak stomach.', NULL, NULL, '1789-11-06', '1789-11-06', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2346, 'Case of Miss Goodman who does not provide enough information for Cullen to comment adequately on why her regimen has failed to affect an improvement.', NULL, NULL, '1789-11-25', '1789-11-25', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2347, 'Case of the Revd Dr Brab Smith whose asthma has improved but has started to suffer from a mental disorder marked by a fear of company and other symptoms of extreme anxiety which Cullen identifies as typical of \'Hypochondriasis\'.', NULL, NULL, '1789-10-24', '1789-11-11', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2348, 'Case simply headed \'Kirkpatrick Case\' which may refer to the place rather than a person. Cullen\'s reply discusses regimen.', NULL, NULL, '1789-04-30', '1789-04-30', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2349, 'Case of John Hamilton who is prescribed strengthening pills for an unspecified condition.', NULL, NULL, '1789-03-20', '1789-03-20', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2350, 'Case of Cullen\'s \'old friend Robert Boyle Esq\', who has a bladder complaint.', ' [Boyle may be the same patient as in Case 1585] - merger potential.', NULL, '1789-01-00', '1789-01-00', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2351, ' Case of Mr Jameson [Jamieson] who visited Cullen last summer (no record traced) for a chest complaint, including spitting blood and erectile disfunction after a fall from his horse; the latter in particular continues to effect him.', NULL, NULL, '1789-10-24', '1789-11-04', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2352, 'Case of the student son of Abraham Girod: the young man is studying medicine at Edinburgh where Cullen has seen him recently over a lung complaint.', NULL, NULL, '1789-08-28', '1789-08-28', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2353, 'Case of Mrs Adams who has water on her chest. No obvious incoming letter but Cullen\'s report to her practitioner(?) implies that he has just seen her in person.', NULL, NULL, '1789-08-25', '1789-08-25', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2354, 'Case of Captain Keith Elphinstone who is advised on managing a \'nervous\' complaint (details hard to decipher from a poor copy).', NULL, NULL, '1789-09-07', '1789-09-16', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2355, 'Case of the Countess of Lauderdale who has a bowel disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1786-05-00', '1789-06-25', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2356, 'Case of Mr Rankin who is disabled in his lower limbs, which is attributed to an \'affliction\' of his \'lumbar nerves\'.', NULL, NULL, '1789-12-30', '1789-12-30', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2357, 'Case of Mr Robert Anderson whose fears that he has a venereal infection prove correct.', '[internal evidence implies these items relate to the same person]', NULL, '1789-08-24', '1789-11-02', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2358, 'Case of \'Mrs-----\', an unnamed female patient with a venereal infection, as reported by John Stoddart.', NULL, NULL, '1789-07-12', '1789-09-13', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2359, 'Case of the Revd Matthew Surtees who since his youth has suffered from what he calls hectic and nervous irritability.', 'Patient is brother of John Surtees (Case 1272). [MMG]', NULL, '1789-12-09', '1790-01-18', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2360, 'Case of Mr William Peters who has suffered from attacks of the gravel for many years.', 'unnamed physician almost certainly Andrew Wilson...merged by DS.', NULL, '1789-09-07', '1789-09-11', 2, 'PROV. - DUPLICATE', 'no'),
(2361, 'Case of Captain Gilbert Trotter who is advised on regimen for an unspecified condition, probably consumptive.', NULL, NULL, '1789-09-30', '1789-09-30', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2362, 'Case of Mr Pickering who has an inflammation of his eyes.', NULL, NULL, '1789-05-15', '1789-05-15', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2363, 'Case of William Charteris Esq. diagnoses with \'spasmodic asthma\'.', NULL, NULL, '1789-12-26', '1789-12-26', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2364, 'Case of the Revd Mr Graham who is prescribed a cephalic electuary.', NULL, NULL, '1789-06-22', '1789-06-22', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2365, 'Case of Captain Scot of Mileny who is advised to put aside all medicines and undertake a journey to Buxton.', NULL, NULL, '1789-05-16', '1789-05-16', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2366, 'Case of Mr Trail, who is advised to take up cold bathing and follow a strengthening regimen.', NULL, NULL, '1789-07-06', '1789-07-06', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2367, 'Case of Mr Johnston of Addirgold, who has a bowel and stomach disorder.', NULL, NULL, '1789-08-00', '1789-08-22', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2368, 'Case of Miss Ann Erskine who is only prescribed a tonic until Cullen gets more information concerning the nature of her ailments from Dr Stuart and Mr Wood.', NULL, NULL, '1789-08-22', '1789-08-22', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2369, 'Case of Miss Halket who is given detailed instructions on preparing Tussilago leaves (Coltsfoot), for the treatment of her \'hectic\' (i.e. consumptive) condition.', NULL, NULL, '1789-06-01', '1789-06-01', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2370, 'Case of Captain Burchell who is taking Lixivium for a bladder complaint (details of case difficult to decipher as Cullen\'s reply is a very poor copy, but mention is made of \'Dr Young\'s prescription\').', NULL, NULL, '1789-08-25', '1790-03-09', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2371, 'Case of Mr Macgruther who is a \'a very bad way with a universal dropsy\'.', NULL, NULL, '1789-08-06', '1789-08-06', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2372, 'Case of \'Mr Wallace\'s patient\' an unnamed woman of forty-one with a \'weed\' (puerperal fever) and other complications after childbirth.', NULL, NULL, '1789-09-05', '1789-09-10', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2373, 'Case of Miss Dickson for whom sea bathing and the mineral waters at Cornhill have not proven effective. Cullen sends her very full advice on regimen but the machine copy is very poor.', NULL, NULL, '1789-08-28', '1789-08-28', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2374, 'Case of Matthew Baillie, who is prescribed a solution to bathe the eyes.', NULL, NULL, '1789-08-07', '1789-08-07', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2375, 'Case of Mr Hewel who is prescribed a pectoral medicine.', NULL, NULL, '1789-11-18', '1789-11-18', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2376, 'Case of Thomas Baillie who is prescribed a pectoral medicine.', NULL, NULL, '1789-08-07', '1789-08-07', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2377, 'Case of Mr Ewart who is \'threatened with consumptive ailments\'.', NULL, NULL, '1789-07-18', '1789-07-18', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2378, 'Case of Miss Hog [of Newliston] who is diagnosed as having an \'obstruction\' in her left lung.', NULL, NULL, '1789-10-06', '1789-10-06', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2379, 'Case of Mr Wetherley\'s son who is thought to have scrofula.', NULL, NULL, '1789-12-17', '1789-12-17', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2380, 'Case of an unnamed female patient who recently weaned a child.', NULL, NULL, '1789-11-13', '1789-11-13', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2381, 'Case of an unnamed patient only known from a short, uninformative note from Cullen to an unnamed practitioner or relative.', NULL, NULL, '1789-08-27', '1789-08-27', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2382, 'Case of an unnamed male patient with epilepsy.', NULL, NULL, '1784-00-00', '1784-00-00', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2383, 'Case of Mr Miller who has an eruption on his face.', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2384, 'Case of a patient preserved three medicines, including a gargle, who name is illegible.', NULL, NULL, '1784-04-22', '1784-04-22', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2385, 'Case of an unnamed female patient whose ailment has been made worse by an exceptionally cold summer but who is advised that the best remedy is exercise.', NULL, NULL, '1784-08-09', '1784-08-09', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2386, 'Case of an unnamed male patient who is passing blood in their urine.', 'Post-dates May 1781, but otherwise untraceable', NULL, '1781-07-00', '1781-07-00', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2387, 'Case, which proved fatal, of the twelve-year-old son of Duncan McAulay of Glasgow who appears to have voided a part of his intestines a few weeks before his death.', 'no dates for either docs in this case. can we make a guess on the year?', NULL, NULL, NULL, 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2388, 'Case of Mr P. Miller who is given a detailed regimen.', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2389, 'Case of the eldest daughter, aged twelve, of Thomas Gillespie, practitioner at Ayr. ', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2390, 'Case of an unnamed male patient, under thirty years of age, who is suffering from attacks of pain at night, and palpitations as reported by Dr Oglethorp Wainman who mentions writing earlier seeking Cullen\'s advice on pursuing midwifery as a career.', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2391, 'Case of Mr Mackintosh whose megrims and stomach disorder may have been brought on by a fall from his horse.', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2392, 'Case of Lieutenant Yule whose has suffered a \'paraoxyms\' which has left him \'faintish\', short of breath and with a strained voice as if he had been reading aloud for a long time.', 'This letter is of too late a date to belong in Cullen\'s archive: it dates from 1809-21, when Marshall was surgeon to the army in Ceylon/Sri Lanka. [MMG]', NULL, '1783-00-00', '1783-00-00', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2393, 'Case of \"A. P.\", aged thirty-two, a schoolmaster who suffers  severe fainting fits in which he remains conscious but cannot speak.', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2394, 'Case of Miss Stevenson who is given a regimen which includes having her torso rubbed \'from the shoulder down\' and a recipe for an electuary.', NULL, NULL, '1774-00-00', '1774-00-00', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2395, 'Case of Mr Robert Shaw who is consumptive.', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2396, 'Case of George Anderson and his companions, who are given detailed directions of taking a course of goat whey.', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2397, 'Case of Mrs Shaw who has a postpartum disorder and formerly suffered from bilious complaints when in Jamaica.', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2398, 'Case of Mr Hunter whose breathlessness and other symptoms date from a fall from his horse. No date.', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2399, 'Case of Mr James Duncanson in Fredericksburg, Virginia who suffers from various disorders, including varicose veins and stomach problems, all attributed to a weakened constitution.', NULL, NULL, '1770-07-04', '1770-08-00', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2400, 'Case of Mr Campbell who has a kidney disorder.', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2401, 'Case, drawn up in Latin, of a \'Great Lady\' associated with a Dr Stormonth.', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2402, 'Case of the Rev. Ballingall who\'s is advised to ride and take Hartfell Spa water.', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2403, 'Case of Mrs Ellis who is given a regimen to manage her stomach disorder.', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2404, 'Case of Mr Benson who is given a detailed region to manage his \'catarhal disposition\'.', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2405, 'Case of Captain Brown who is advised to take a course of goat whey.', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2406, 'Case of Robert Hamilton of Bourtreehill whose symptoms are attributed to piles.', NULL, NULL, '1773-00-00', '1773-00-00', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2407, 'Case of Mr Cluny who suffers from nightmares, spasms, stomach ache and vomiting.', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2408, 'Case of an unnamed male patient who suffers from disordered bowels and other \'nervous\' symptoms including disturbed mental states.', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2409, 'Case drawn up in French regarding an unnamed patient who ha suffered from constipation and other abdominal problems since childhood.', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2410, 'Case of a twenty-eight year old merchant who has a serious urinary disorder accompanied by feverishness which may be the result of a history of venereal infections and free living.', 'These documents seem to be related to each other, though the circumstances are rather opaque. Cullen was sent a copy of the referral Hunter received as he also had some part int he case (patient is from Ediburgh but travels to London in his capacity as merchant?).', NULL, '1754-00-00', '1754-00-00', 2, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2411, 'Case of an unnamed patient (deceased) whose body is subjected to a post-mortem examination which reveals a large abdominal tumour.', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2412, 'Case of pthisis only known from brief anonymous notes.', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2413, 'Case of an unnamed patient who suffers from a weakness of his left leg and who previous symptoms have including being unable to stop laughing even when socially inappropriate.', NULL, NULL, '1781-11-00', '1781-11-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2414, 'Case of an anonymous patient, probably male, who feels hectic and feels a weakness of his chest.', NULL, NULL, '1784-00-00', '1784-00-00', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2415, 'Case of an unnamed male patient with \'habitual indigestion\' who at some point \'returned to England\'.', NULL, NULL, '1784-00-00', '1784-00-00', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2416, 'Case of an unnamed male patient who writes of his rheumatic condition and an eye disorder (he has consulted Mr Black and Dr Dunlop).', NULL, NULL, '1784-00-00', '1784-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2417, 'Case of an unnamed female patient, aged thirty-eight, who had developed a cough and other potentially hectic symptoms.', '4828 is a tentative link. recheck when all docs are level 2 checked.', NULL, '1784-04-12', '1784-05-06', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2418, 'Case of a male patient, drawn up in great detail by himself, whose main symptom is severe, anxious pains around his heart.', NULL, NULL, '1784-04-00', '1784-04-00', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2419, 'Case of a male patient only identifiable from a brief rough draft of Cullen\'s response.', NULL, NULL, '1775-00-00', '1775-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2420, 'Case of an unnamed female patient who suffers from convulsions and fits. She has a formerly rheumatic constitution. ', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2421, 'Case of an unnamed female patient with a lung condition.', 'can we make a guess at the year for doc 741?', NULL, '1760-00-00', '1760-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2422, 'Case of E. Fox, aged eighteen, who has had several episodes of tearfulness and temporary mental derangement.', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2423, 'Case of an unnamed patient who is advised to use a bathing machine which can be made on the instructions of Dr Black at Glasgow.', ' This dates this case to 1766 when Joseph Black moved back to Edinburgh.', NULL, '1765-00-00', '1765-00-00', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2425, 'Case of Robert Stevenson who has a chest complaint.', NULL, NULL, '1788-05-02', '1788-05-06', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2426, 'Case of an unnamed thirty year old female patient suffering from headaches, loss of appetite, disordered stomach, suppressed menstruation and melancholy.', 'Has this unmarried 30-year-old woman has a pituitary gland ailment, or is she concealing a pregnancy? [MMG]', NULL, '1788-01-12', '1788-01-16', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2427, 'Case of \"G.T.\"  (or \"G. F.\"), a farmer who has pains around his stomach. Marked in Cullen\'s office as not answered.', NULL, NULL, '1788-01-12', '1788-01-12', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2428, 'Case of Mr Kennedy who is advised to leave the damp climate of the Isle of Man to relieve his stomach disorder.', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2429, 'Case of an unnamed man of business (who attends parliament), suffering from a severe nervous condition. He last consulted Cullen and Dr Hope in 1781, when the symptoms included bad dreams and irrational fears. Now he cannot concentrate on his affairs.', NULL, NULL, '1786-00-00', '1786-00-00', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2430, 'Case of a nine year old girl inoculated against smallpox who develops pains in her feet and legs.', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2431, 'Case of Mr Courtney who is given advice on managing the \'attacks\' [presumably of gout ?] to take them from his head and stomach to his extremities.', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2432, 'Case of an unnamed male patient whose \'deafness is longstanding\'.', NULL, NULL, '1784-03-30', '1784-03-30', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2433, 'Case of Mr Lockhart, who is given advice on taking medicine [details obscured by very poor copy].', NULL, NULL, '1784-07-17', '1784-07-17', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2434, 'Case of \'locked-jaw\' in the Liverpool Infirmary.', NULL, NULL, '1787-07-05', '1787-07-05', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2435, 'Case of Miss Nell Clephan whose stomach complaints have improved.', NULL, NULL, '1787-10-23', '1787-10-23', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2436, 'Case of the surgeon William Gulland (son of Dr Gulland at Dunfermline), who has psora.', NULL, NULL, '1788-03-08', '1788-10-06', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2437, 'Case of a clergyman, the brother-in-law of former pupil Henry Cape; the patient suffers from \'rheumatic\' pains in his shoulder, side, stomach and kidneys.', NULL, NULL, '1788-07-05', '1788-07-05', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2438, 'Case of a daughter of Mrs Carter, who has been treated by Mr Charles Angier for a speech impediment.', 'Case CHECKED by DS.', NULL, '1783-10-30', '1785-09-23', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2439, 'Case of an unnamed male patient whose \'nervous\' condition is attributed to his shock at the death of a brother.', 'I have failed to link this reply with any incoming letter, but the defence to a brother is quiet specific, so this needs a CHECK once the ajacet incoming letters have been transcribed. DS 23/1/14', NULL, '1788-05-10', '1788-05-10', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2440, 'Case of an unnamed male patient who is prescribed laxatives.', NULL, NULL, '1784-05-17', '1784-05-17', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2441, 'Case of a Mr [Lister? or Sister?] only known from a very poor copy of a recipe for stomachic drops.', NULL, NULL, '1788-12-06', '1788-12-06', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2443, 'Case of \'Mr M\' who is given a regimen, including the instruction to avoid \'public assemblies\'.', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2444, 'Case of [Mr Campbell?] of Carwhin who suffers from severe pains in his haunches as \'hot\' feverish \'fits\'.', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2445, 'Case of the children of an unnamed father; Charles (eldest), Colin, Sandy, Peggy and Jenny. They suffer from a range of conditions.', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2446, 'Case of an unnamed male patient being treated for periodic fits of gout.', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2447, 'Case of a \'louping ague\' affecting an entire village, marked by very odd behaviour involving involuntary leaping.', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 1, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2448, 'Case of a n unnamed male patient who has a bad cough and spits blood.', NULL, NULL, '1784-00-00', '1784-00-00', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2449, 'Case of an unnamed male patient in England under the immediate care of Sir Lucas Pepys, who is advised on regimen. Mention of  deafness and costiveness.', NULL, NULL, '1784-10-00', '1784-10-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2451, 'Case of a series of reports concerning an outbreak of Typhus on troop ships bound for America.', NULL, NULL, '1776-10-03', '1776-12-02', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2452, 'Case of an unnamed male patient with gout.', NULL, NULL, '1785-12-24', '1786-01-07', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2453, 'Case of Mr Johnstone who has a weakness in how lower body.', NULL, NULL, '1785-03-15', '1785-03-15', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2454, 'Case of an unnamed female patient (who uses a Captain Grant as an intermediary), who suffers from severe headaches and melancholia.', 'no dates for either docs in this case. can we make a guess on the year?', NULL, NULL, NULL, 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2455, 'Case of Mr Lawton who is prescribed a cooling and strengthening power.', NULL, NULL, '1784-09-16', '1784-09-16', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2456, 'Case of an unnamed male patient whose joints have a tendency to swell.', NULL, NULL, '1764-06-21', '1764-06-21', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2457, 'Case of an unnamed male patient troubled with worms.', NULL, NULL, '1769-03-28', '1769-03-28', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2458, 'Case of Mr Knox, a patient of Dr Hugh.', NULL, NULL, '1769-05-29', '1769-05-29', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2459, 'Case of an unnamed female patient, sister-in-law to Mrs Yelloly.', NULL, NULL, '1770-05-23', '1770-05-23', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2460, 'Case of Mr Anderson, a patient of Dr James Hamilton.', NULL, NULL, '1781-06-09', '1781-06-09', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2461, 'Case of an unnamed female patient with a stricture of the oesophagus.', NULL, NULL, '1782-02-09', '1782-02-09', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2462, 'Case of Mrs Kibble who complains of deafness.', NULL, NULL, '1782-02-27', '1782-02-27', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2463, 'Case of Mrs Orr, wife of William Orr, who has previous suffered a uterine prolapse.', NULL, NULL, '1782-02-27', '1782-02-27', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2464, 'Case of the unnamed son or grandson of Mrs Kibble, with a speck on each cornea.', NULL, NULL, '1782-02-27', '1782-02-27', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2465, 'Case of Lord Dalzell\'s friend who is prescribed a strengthening electuary.', NULL, NULL, '1782-03-30', '1782-03-30', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2466, 'Case of Lady Haggerston suffering from a \'looseness\'.', NULL, NULL, '1773-03-25', '1773-03-25', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2467, 'Case of an unnamed female patient whose husband may have gonorrhoea.', NULL, NULL, '1773-04-07', '1773-04-07', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2468, 'Case of an unnamed male patient with venereal disease.', NULL, NULL, '1782-05-01', '1782-05-01', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2469, 'Case of an unnamed female patient with possible venereal disease.', NULL, NULL, '1782-05-01', '1782-05-01', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2470, 'Case of Mrs Agnes Wilson with a weakness of the leg.', NULL, NULL, '1782-06-04', '1782-06-08', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2471, 'Case of Mr Foster Junior with a complaint of the eyes.', NULL, NULL, '1782-11-04', '1782-11-04', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2472, 'Case of Mrs Hunter, who is now very well.', NULL, NULL, '1783-01-23', '1783-01-23', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2474, 'Case of Miss Jean Robertson with long-standing ailments.', NULL, NULL, '1780-08-22', '1780-08-22', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2475, 'Case of Lady Augusta Murray, daughter of the Countess of Dunmore, who is prescribed an aperient solution.', NULL, NULL, '1780-10-18', '1780-10-18', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2476, 'Case of an unnamed female patient who has suffered a gradual \'feebleness\' over her whole body, with tremors and accompanied by a skin condition.', NULL, NULL, '1778-00-00', '1778-00-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2477, 'Case of the elderly wife of Mr John Farquar {Farquharson], who has a nose-bleed.', NULL, NULL, '1787-02-22', '1787-02-24', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2478, 'Cullen', 'TEST CASE. IGNORE THIS. [PERS:1]', NULL, '1984-12-30', '1984-12-30', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2480, 'Case of a Mr Grant (of Montrose) who may have gravel and an abdominal complaint, diagnosed as \'tympanic\'.', NULL, NULL, '1781-03-16', '1781-08-25', 3, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2481, 'Case of Miss Riddell in Northumberland (relative of Mrs Dorothy Riddell), who may be threatened with an intermittent fever.', NULL, NULL, '1786-07-27', '1786-07-27', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2482, 'Case of Miss Dods who is given instructions on how to prepare tussilago (coltsfoot) for a cough. ', NULL, NULL, '1785-06-26', '1785-06-26', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2483, 'Case of Mr Neilson, who is prescribed strengthening powders.', NULL, NULL, '1789-11-04', '1789-11-04', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2484, 'Case of Mrs Cunninghame who has been treated with a \'laxative injection\'.', NULL, NULL, '1782-02-08', '1782-02-08', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2485, 'Case of Mr Hudson who has piles and an anal prolapse.', NULL, NULL, '1782-06-01', '1782-08-16', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2486, 'Case of an unnamed surgeon of Bath, suspected of having Angina Pectoralis.', NULL, NULL, '1781-07-25', '1781-07-25', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2487, 'Case of Miss Bell at Alva who is being treated for a facial condition.', NULL, NULL, '1787-07-17', '1787-08-24', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2488, 'Case of the Dowager Countess of Dumfries who has gout.', NULL, NULL, '1787-08-02', '1787-08-02', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2489, 'Case of a Mr Inglis who is prescribed a strengthening electuary in October 1788.', 'Insufficient evidence to link to any other case with patients of a similar name. [JOB]', NULL, '1788-10-02', '1788-10-02', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2490, 'Case of Captain Maitland of Eccles (near Dumfries), who may be diabetic. ', NULL, NULL, '1788-05-22', '1788-05-22', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2491, 'Case of William Lothian only known from a summary list of symptoms:  \'His Skin &amp; complexion, Former Scrophula - Pain of the Side...Pain of his haunch Loss of flesh Sweating\'  and \'Flushing of Cheeks\'. ', NULL, NULL, '1778-04-28', '1778-04-28', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2492, 'Case of Miss Hillary, a girl of between eleven and twelve years old, who dies of an unknown feverish condition after having earlier had Scarlatina.', NULL, NULL, '1783-12-10', '1783-12-17', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2493, 'Case of an unnamed patient of Alexander Taylor\'s who died of tetanus.', NULL, NULL, '1785-03-13', '1785-03-15', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2494, 'Case of an unnamed patient of about 30, mentioned in relation to a cure for Anasarca and Ascetes.', NULL, NULL, '1785-10-11', '1785-10-11', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2495, 'Case of old Mr Edmonston in Shetland.', 'Patient is a very old man, probably Arthur, the father of Laurence Edmonston. [MMG]', NULL, '1786-07-26', '1786-07-26', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2496, 'Case of Mr. Alice, a minister who consulted Cullen in Edinburgh \'lately\' (1786).', NULL, NULL, '1786-10-03', '1786-10-03', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2497, 'Case of Mr Robinson\'s sister, who is \'liable to catch his brother\'s disease\' (consumption).', NULL, NULL, '1786-10-11', '1786-10-11', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2498, 'Case of Davison, a late patient of Mr B. M. Adamson.', NULL, NULL, '1787-01-11', '1787-01-11', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2499, 'Case of Miss Marr, who has a cough and a knee ailment.', NULL, NULL, '1787-02-06', '1787-07-31', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2500, 'Case of a Mr Joseph who was effected by cold.', NULL, NULL, '1787-02-22', '1787-03-06', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2501, 'Case of Miss Ogilvy.', NULL, NULL, '1787-02-26', '1787-02-26', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2502, 'Case of a a young woman who was hysteric.', NULL, NULL, '1788-05-14', '1788-05-14', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2503, 'Case of Miss Traill (Trail) of Westove, \'liable to have some eruption on her skin\'.', NULL, NULL, '1774-09-04', '1776-11-22', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2504, 'Case of Alexander \'Sandie\' Diron (Dirom).', NULL, NULL, '1776-04-12', '1776-04-12', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2505, 'Case of Dr Beridge, suffering from Gout.', NULL, NULL, '1776-06-19', '1776-06-19', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2506, 'Case of an unnamed female, \"Miss ---- Junr. (Junior)\". Cullen thinks her case phthisical.', NULL, NULL, '1777-01-19', '1777-01-19', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2508, 'Case of a woman suffering from cough.', NULL, NULL, '1777-02-10', '1777-02-10', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2509, 'Case of \"a Gentleman very much affected with the gout and also from venereal accidents affected with the catarrhus vesicae\".', NULL, NULL, '1777-10-00', '1777-10-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2510, 'Case of \'An Elderly gentleman who has been long podagric\' who \'became at length nephritic and discharged many small stones. He became also affected with Stranguary and a great discharge of viscid mucus\'.', NULL, NULL, '1777-10-00', '1777-10-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2511, 'Case of a \"young man recovering from palsy of the bladder\".', NULL, NULL, '1777-10-00', '1777-10-00', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2512, 'Case of the nephew of Walter Riddell, possibly Mr Kennedy.', '', NULL, '1777-11-11', '1777-11-11', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2513, 'Case of an unnamed male patient attended by Joseph Harris.', NULL, NULL, '1777-12-31', '1777-12-31', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2514, 'Case of Mrs Chayne\'s maid.', NULL, NULL, '1779-04-13', '1779-04-13', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2515, 'Case of reverend Richard Lettrente.', NULL, NULL, '1779-05-13', '1779-05-13', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2516, 'Case of a \'young gentleman\'.', NULL, NULL, '1779-06-28', '1779-06-28', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2517, 'Case of an unnamed lady, patient of Alexander Taylor, who sent no fee to Cullen.', NULL, NULL, '1783-04-16', '1783-04-16', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no');
INSERT INTO `PROD_doc_case` (`case_id`, `case_desc`, `case_notes_internal`, `case_notes_external`, `min_date`, `max_date`, `num_docs`, `case_status`, `case_feature`) VALUES
(2518, 'Case of Miss Susan (Susie) Wallace-Dunlop.', NULL, NULL, '1783-05-14', '1783-05-14', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2519, 'Case of a \'female friend\' of S.J.', NULL, NULL, '1785-01-04', '1785-03-09', 5, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2520, 'Case of Mrs Strong, wife of Mr John Strong.', NULL, NULL, '1785-08-09', '1785-08-09', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2521, 'Case of an unnamed female patient who has a weak chest.', NULL, NULL, '1786-09-01', '1786-09-01', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2527, 'Case of \'Mr M, aged 44\' [identified as Mr Monkhouse] who describes sensations of pins and needles and other symptoms after being exposed to a heavy fall of dew.', NULL, NULL, '1787-04-00', '1787-04-14', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2528, 'Case of the Reverend [William?] Henry at Comber who suffers pains in his kidneys and genital region after being jarred when his horse stumbled beneath him.', NULL, NULL, '1779-05-06', '1779-05-06', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2529, 'Case of Mr A. Bruce whose cough and breathing problems are considered rheumatic.', NULL, NULL, '1778-10-05', '1778-10-13', 2, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2530, 'Case of the Revd. Dr. McFarlan (of the Canongate Kirk, Edinburgh), who seeks a private consultation.', NULL, NULL, '1787-11-09', '1787-11-09', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2531, 'Case of an unnamed patient who is sent \'Directions for the Shower bath\'.', NULL, NULL, '1777-04-18', '1777-04-18', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2532, 'Case of William Huddleton Williamson who has severe cough and is bringing up discoloured phlegm (Cullen is informed privately that Williamson may also have a \'venereal taint\').', NULL, NULL, '1782-02-08', '1782-06-16', 4, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2533, 'Case of Mr John Cooke, who suspects he has bladder stone.', NULL, NULL, '1784-11-16', '1784-11-16', 1, 'CHECKED', 'no'),
(2534, 'Case of the daughter of James Simple [Semple] at Glasgow, whose eye inflammation, attributed to smallpox, Cullen considers part of a long-term weakness.', ' (her sister in Irvine is the patient of Case 475).', NULL, '1783-11-17', '1786-08-25', 3, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2535, 'Case of the son of Mrs Elizabeth Macknight. Since childhood he has suffered from severe headaches.', NULL, NULL, '1789-05-00', '1789-05-00', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2536, 'Case of Captain William Graham, of Tynemouth Barracks, who has had a venereal disease and is now passing \'sand\' in his urine, a sample of which he encloses with his first enquiry.', NULL, NULL, '1786-12-29', '1787-01-03', 4, 'PROV. CHECKED', 'no'),
(2537, 'Case of a Mrs Hislop, being an isolated recipe.', ' Potential link with an earlier case of Mrs Hyslop (Case 1785, but kept sepaate as this is a reciper for an aperient, entirely unrelated with that earlier case\'s issue.', NULL, '1789-09-03', '1789-09-03', 1, 'CHECKED', NULL),
(2538, 'Case of an unnamed robust man who has gripes after catching cold but is unable to pay a fee.', NULL, NULL, '1786-02-18', '1786-02-20', 2, 'CHECKED', NULL),
(2539, 'Case of Anna Shaw, who dies of consumption.', NULL, NULL, '1783-05-05', '1783-09-17', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2540, 'Case of a Miss Shaw [untraced] who is taking a goat whey cure [no way of connecting her to a Shaw family who present several cases of consumption].', NULL, NULL, '1785-04-22', '1785-04-22', 1, 'CHECKED', NULL),
(2541, 'Case of a Miss Shaw with a respiratory problem. She appears to have consulted Cullen in person accompanied by a friend, a Miss Crimble.', NULL, NULL, '1786-07-08', '1786-07-08', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2542, 'Case of [Catherine or Elizabeth] Shaw who is under the care of Gavin Fullerton at Greenock for menstrual problems.', NULL, NULL, '1789-09-24', '1789-10-01', 2, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2543, 'Case of \'Peggie\' Graham, who is advised to undertake cold bathing but avoid exercise.', NULL, NULL, '1765-06-04', '1765-06-04', 1, 'CHECKED', NULL),
(2544, 'Case of a Mrs Reid who would be required to take rather dangerous medication for an unstated condition [a tumour?] if she will not \'submit\' to the operation Cullen thinks necessary and more likely to enact a cure.', NULL, NULL, '1789-07-19', '1789-07-19', 1, 'CHECKED', NULL),
(2545, 'Case of Captain Reid who can be relieved of a \'foulness of blood\'.', NULL, NULL, '1765-00-00', '1765-00-00', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2547, 'Case of Mr Joseph Hall at Newcastle who is suffering from diarrhoea.', NULL, NULL, '1773-03-25', '1773-03-25', 1, 'CHECKED', NULL),
(2548, 'Case of Peter McCulloch, who is mentioned briefly as needing to be examined by Robert Wood, surgeon at Perth, to ascertain if he has \'the stone or not\'.', NULL, NULL, '1780-06-30', '1780-06-30', 1, 'CHECKED', NULL),
(2549, 'Case of Miss Balfour (the younger), who like her elder sister is suffering a weak stomach.', NULL, NULL, '1781-06-18', '1781-06-18', 1, 'CHECKED', NULL),
(2550, 'Regime for Mr Maclean.', NULL, NULL, '1776-03-12', '1776-03-12', 1, 'CHECKED', NULL),
(2551, 'Case of Mr James Mill who is given a regimen in the winter of 1775.', NULL, NULL, '1775-12-09', '1775-12-09', 1, 'CHECKED', NULL),
(2552, 'Case of Lady Augusta Hay who suffers from pains in her side.', NULL, NULL, '1786-05-00', '1787-11-01', 7, 'CHECKED', NULL),
(2553, 'Case of Alexander Hamilton who \'by Idleness and almost Constant Drinking had beggared himself\'.', NULL, NULL, '1786-08-14', '1786-08-14', 1, 'CHECKED', NULL),
(2554, 'Case of Miss Blacket only known from Cullen\'s brief apology for his late reply. ', NULL, NULL, '1789-07-19', '1789-07-19', 1, 'CHECKED', NULL),
(2555, 'Case of Henry Ivie-Nicolson of Glenbervie (attended by physicians in Waterford), who has a suspected paralytic complaint and \'dimness of sight\' all of which Cullen considers \'nervous\' and for which the patient undertakes electrical treatment.', NULL, NULL, '1785-07-22', '1786-06-27', 7, 'CHECKED', NULL),
(2557, 'Case of Miss Ann Cook, who has swollen neck glands.', '', 'Patient died in August 1787.', '1786-07-08', '1786-07-11', 2, 'CHECKED', NULL),
(2558, 'Case of Antonio Marchionne \'of a noble Genoese family\', sent alongside directions for his epileptic son.', NULL, 'See the <a href=\"case.php?id=1511\">directions for his epileptic son</a>.', '1787-00-00', '1788-07-00', 1, 'UNCHECKED', 'no'),
(2559, 'Case of Mr Nicholas Thompson.', NULL, NULL, '1776-12-00', '1776-12-00', 1, 'CHECKED', NULL),
(2561, 'Case of the Reverend Mr Robert Deans of Crailing who in 1779 has had a bad throat since breathing in foul breath. ', NULL, NULL, '1779-07-12', '1779-07-12', 1, 'CHECKED', NULL),
(2565, 'Case of a female patient [possibly Johnston], with a bilious complaint. She consulted Cullen \'about there years earlier\', but no relevant evidence found.', NULL, NULL, '1784-06-23', '1784-06-23', 1, 'UNCHECKED', NULL),
(2566, 'Case of Cullen\'s close associate Dr Alexander Stevenson. Professor at Glasgow, who injures himself getting out of a coach. Cullen is not being formerly consulted, but observes that it will hinder his friend dancing. ', NULL, NULL, '1787-04-07', '1787-04-07', 1, 'UNCHECKED', NULL),
(2567, 'Case of Dr William Cullen. This links together some significant instances where Cullen mentions in passing his own illhealth, and letters in which his son Henry, standing in to respond to patients, mentions his father\'s increasing indisposition and terminal decline from late 1789  (not fully comprehensive).', NULL, NULL, '1782-06-08', '1790-01-11', 8, 'UNCHECKED', NULL),
(2568, 'Case of Anne Foley of Coventry, who is reported as suffering from nymphomania.', NULL, NULL, '1788-06-19', '1788-06-19', 1, 'UNCHECKED', NULL),
(2569, 'Case of Mr McLeod at Murkle, marked XYZ at his instruction and sent to Cullen by Dr Sinclair (but this document untraced).', NULL, NULL, '1789-07-18', '1789-07-18', 1, 'UNCHECKED', NULL),
(2570, 'Case of Lord Montagu\'s Son as treated for a cough and \"spitting of purulent matter\" by varying the temperature of the patient to bring on sweats\', by John Hunter, as reported in passing to Cullen by Dr Armitstead for being an unusual method of treatment. ', NULL, NULL, '1789-07-21', '1789-07-21', 1, 'UNCHECKED', NULL);

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(1, 'It\'s my test doc!', 1, 3194, NULL),
(2, 'Spanish letter', 1, 6033, NULL),
(4, '\"I had no sooner gone from your House than\r\n            <lb />I was attacked by certain honest Fellows who dragged\r\n            <lb />me to the Tavern...\"', 2, 1494, NULL),
(159, 'Cullen reassures a patient on his methods of preserving secrecy while using a scribe.', 13, 4947, NULL),
(6, 'Horse back riding suggested for back/side pain', 1, 882, NULL),
(7, 'Dr. (Mr.) B. ... is very addicted to Reading', 1, 2812, NULL),
(8, '', 16, 1895, NULL),
(11, 'Dr Innes writes, \'I am very good at prescribing but bad at executing, having no Resolution\' - at least when it comes to his own case.', 16, 5941, NULL),
(10, 'Letter from patient, discussing mental illness. Also authorial original with evidence of posting (seal visible).', 10, 1523, NULL),
(12, 'Cullen apologising for procrastination', 2, 4689, NULL),
(13, 'interesting in that it raises a lot of difficult questions', 16, 2759, NULL),
(14, '\"Country I hapned to Drink too freely one night\"', 1, 1860, NULL),
(15, '\'The Post has called wch. puts it out of my Power to write this over I hope you may make it out\'', 16, 1889, NULL),
(16, '\'The Post has called wch. puts it out of my Power to write this over I hope you may make it out\'', 16, 1889, NULL),
(17, 'A really sad one: elderly man\'s mental health worsens after his wife\'s death.', 16, 1598, NULL),
(18, 'Charles Broughton first seeks patronage for Cullen\'s son James, then has some fun lines in his own praise (FM)', 16, 856, NULL),
(19, 'offers glimpses into a Lady\'s patronage of professional men (clergyman-tutor and surgeon) and care of those in her service/household (she gets her surgeon to look after her children\'s tutor)', 16, 2024, NULL),
(20, '\"Don\'t be Shy in writing to me more for I assure you I am commonly more anxious for my Patients recovery than desirous of having his money.\"', 11, 5159, NULL),
(21, 'It contains the expression \'atmospherical patient\', i.e. a patient getting depressed when the mercury of the barometer sinks down.', 11, 3290, NULL),
(22, '\"For ordinary drink a well brewed Small beer will be better for her than water.\"', 11, 5049, NULL),
(23, 'No places named in this letter. ', 12, 3946, NULL),
(24, 'Plague. Syria gets mentioned', 1, 2259, NULL),
(26, 'Latin letter for a foreign bookseller; slipped through net when i asked Luca to transcribe Latin lettersâ€¦but can eventually be translated if someone shows an interest in Cullen and the book trade (I know \'History for the Book\' folk in Edinburgh who migh', 1, 6030, NULL),
(27, '', 3, 1250, NULL),
(28, '', 13, 5630, NULL),
(29, 'Pattie!', 9, 1128, NULL),
(30, 'Pattie!', 9, 514, NULL),
(31, 'Naughty Pattie!', 9, 1159, NULL),
(32, 'I like that he\'s kind towards his patients and respectful of his former teacher, Cullen:\r\n\r\n\'They have both a very great dread of their disorder, particularly Mrs Wyvill; I beg therefore, you will encourage them as much as you can with propriety.\r\nI am gr', 16, 2019, NULL),
(33, 'Here it is suggested a link between the full Moon and the increasing of the mental disorder of the patient.', 11, 5460, NULL),
(34, 'Love the detailed instructions for how to make things like a \'Carrot Pultice\'. Really gives a sense of the tactility of treatments and preparations and also of the relationships between physicians that allowed practical knowledge and skills to be passed d', 16, 1335, NULL),
(35, 'At the end of a needlessly long letter, after going on and on about how he\'s moved house several times and all the damp beds he\'s had to lie on, where exactly the beds were placed in detail that would stun a monkey, this guy, David McClean, writes the fol', 13, 2390, NULL),
(36, 'Fun passage:\r\n\'Indeed the principal rule is to observe moderation in Quantity â€“\r\nEvery full meal is a strain to the stomach & will in time wear it out â€“\r\nWhere moderation can be observed in Quantity I find little occasion for\r\nnicety in the choice of ', 16, 395, NULL),
(37, '\'a flannell Shirt next the Skin should be constantly worn.\' - Colonel Brandon in Sense and Sensibility would agree (FM)', 16, 200, NULL),
(38, '\"He will certainly think me a damned De Tierta fuera but I don\'t care if I see his Lordship well.\"\r\n\r\nNot sure what \'De Tierta fuera\' is supposed to mean, but Cullen clearly doesn\'t care if he is considered one. ', 13, 576, NULL),
(39, '\"Mrs Ramsay will be able to direct the making of it at Harrowgate, or at the nearest Town where a Tinman can be found.\"\r\n\r\nThe tin man might be able to help, but likely won\'t have the heart.', 13, 5456, NULL),
(40, 'Hot wife.', 13, 3636, NULL),
(41, 'Cullen advises John Gilchrist that \"Tho I must on occasion take fees I do not desire nor take them on every occasion and I would have you believe that I have really more pleasure <unclear>in</unclear> making a cure than in taking a fee\" ', 4, 240, NULL),
(42, 'A difficult decision.\r\n\r\n\"Indeed in some cases where\r\nthe alternative is death from the disease or the hazard of death\r\nfrom tapping I state the case to the patients themselves and leave\r\nthem to choose.\"', 13, 185, NULL),
(43, 'Anna Porterfield apologises for the bad handwriting in her last letter, ID2059. ', 6, 2063, NULL),
(44, 'Letter in Spanish from Bartholome Primera y Solas in Madrid who wants to publish Cullen\'s work in Spanish and suspects an outbreak of chorea among children at the general hospital. -RD', 5, 6033, NULL),
(45, 'Secret miscarriage.', 13, 2092, NULL),
(46, '', 6, 875, NULL),
(47, 'Dr Samuel Johnson, aged 74. Suffering from asthma and dropsy. ', 6, 4791, NULL),
(48, 'Mr Boog hits the jackpot:\r\n\r\n\"In the Mornings let his legs each of them for a quarter of an hour while he still lies abed be rubbed with a womans hand but always from below upwards only.\"\r\n\r\nMr Boog makes a joke?:\r\n\r\n\"If I thought Mr Boog in earnest I wou', 13, 4629, NULL),
(49, 'Includes an account - not very happy, actually - of the University of Glasgow ', 11, 6110, NULL),
(50, 'Made me sad. ;_;', 13, 2604, NULL),
(51, 'fun for social networks and \'Lancashire Witches\' (FM)', 16, 1681, NULL),
(52, 'Neat that it\'s addressed to Cullen in Glasgow before he moved to Edinburgh (FM)', 16, 733, NULL),
(53, 'Persons in this letter would be worth investigating further for what is hinted at regarding familial kinship relations.', 16, 735, NULL),
(54, 'Instructions in Latin to gild the pills with gold! (first recipe) FM', 16, 216, NULL),
(55, 'Wonderful that it\'s written by a maidservant! I\'m very excited! (FM)', 16, 1978, NULL),
(56, 'One of several interesting letters on treating disabilites; in this instance \"speech-impediment\".', 3, 6113, NULL),
(57, 'Another letter about Angier and treating speech defects.', 3, 6137, NULL),
(58, 'A Guide to Kids', 13, 3324, NULL),
(59, 'Lively letter about a young man who is rather intemperate and develops strange fits.', 3, 2303, NULL),
(60, 'Curious Case of a Woman who has a heart attack at firework display to celebrate naval victory.', 3, 2233, NULL),
(61, 'Interesting case of a surveyor getting ill through work conditions. ', 3, 1629, NULL),
(62, 'Princess Daschkoff, who was an interesting figure in Enlightenment Edinburgh (David as details).', 3, 4324, NULL),
(63, 'Letter from America (Shippen)', 3, 6118, NULL),
(64, 'Letter from America (Rush)', 3, 2833, NULL),
(65, 'Letter from America', 3, 6013, NULL),
(66, 'America: Stormy Passage', 3, 2325, NULL),
(67, 'Letter from America (New York)', 3, 1632, NULL),
(68, 'Exceptionally interesting letters concerning the mental disorder of a solider.', 3, 1815, NULL),
(69, 'Cullen gives the detailed interactions in English on preparing a Solution of Guiacum for Gout', 3, 4252, NULL),
(70, 'Cullen mentions having to examine \'27 candidates\' (tweet?)', 3, 5507, NULL),
(71, 'GLASGOW: \'Alexander \'Saunders\' Dunlop\' is a frequent correspondent, and helped found Glasgow Infirmary.', 3, 1266, NULL),
(72, 'Pirates (\"privateers\") prevent sea voyageâ€¦ [Tweet?]', 3, 1561, NULL),
(73, 'Interest to Jane Corrie:  Craik on agriculture as an old man\'s pursuit etc.', 3, 1541, NULL),
(74, 'A fascinating account of what sounds suspiciously like a child on the autistic spectrum.', 9, 3336, NULL),
(75, '\"Tho I am passionately fond of Music, and no Entertainment in the world, could give me that exquisite degree of pleasure I feel, on hearing, particularly that sort of it, in which there is much expression & feeling, yet from your mentioning in your First ', 11, 3518, NULL),
(76, 'great for social networks (FM)', 16, 2069, NULL),
(77, 'Fees', 3, 2174, NULL),
(155, 'A sin, surely.', 7, 4729, NULL),
(156, 'Janet MacDuff laments the lack of entertaining books in Mr B\'s collection, as the books are for his own use.', 13, 2956, NULL),
(79, 'encloses a specimen!', 3, 1606, NULL),
(80, 'Birmingham merchant who writes finely but cannot spell.', 3, 1976, NULL),
(81, 'Cold Bathing', 3, 4320, NULL),
(82, 'Travel/Daily rides', 3, 4286, NULL),
(83, 'On route to India', 3, 1690, NULL),
(84, 'Public life encourages drinking.', 3, 1676, NULL),
(85, 'Servant writes from GLASGOW; perfect for Dr Dr Cullen...', 3, 1799, NULL),
(86, 'Regimen for rheumatism', 3, 146, NULL),
(87, 'Captain Burden\'s  eating and drinking habits.', 3, 1906, NULL),
(88, 'Glasgow Miller of Walkinshaw', 3, 1804, NULL),
(89, 'Sweating with Dover\'s Powders/', 3, 4722, NULL),
(90, 'Fever, delerium in a mother of many children.', 3, 1912, NULL),
(91, 'Fees', 3, 4717, NULL),
(92, 'Fees and postal service.', 3, 2684, NULL),
(93, 'Glasgow College', 3, 2684, NULL),
(94, 'Cullen searches his \'books\' for a record.', 3, 5044, NULL),
(95, 'Bishopton House: is it suitably situated?', 3, 2125, NULL),
(96, 'Advantages of  the shower bath', 3, 1537, NULL),
(97, 'Fees waived for a surgeon.', 3, 1505, NULL),
(98, 'Child with developmental difficulties.', 3, 1469, NULL),
(99, 'Child with developmental problems, Cullen\'s advice.', 3, 4205, NULL),
(100, 'Returned from America', 3, 1473, NULL),
(101, 'Goat Whey Course', 3, 4273, NULL),
(102, 'Glasgow Wig-maker', 3, 1520, NULL),
(103, 'Goat Whey: Lord Ancrum.', 3, 4254, NULL),
(104, 'Boxes?', 3, 4245, NULL),
(105, 'Infant Deaths and inoculation.', 3, 2753, NULL),
(106, 'Rhetorical terms', 3, 1597, NULL),
(107, 'Cullen is reluctant to advise at a distance.', 3, 4549, NULL),
(108, 'Effects of Climates', 3, 1632, NULL),
(109, 'New York Hospital', 3, 1632, NULL),
(110, '\"Maxwell\'s Lamentations\"', 3, 1609, NULL),
(111, 'Cullen warns on curry!', 9, 5737, NULL),
(112, 'Strange case of suspected incest in Randalstown.', 9, 3437, NULL),
(113, 'Although the letter later becomes sad when the patient suffers a miscarriage, the idea of someone having \'had the misfortune to surfeit Herself with cucumbers\' is quite amusing.', 4, 806, NULL),
(114, 'Curious request by a patient/aspiring doctor.', 11, 2536, NULL),
(115, 'In this letter William Cullen sounds a little angry with another doctor for not providing an exact and precise account of the patient. After a few precise questions about the state of the patient, Cullen ends up with:\r\n\r\n\"If you cannot be more full and ex', 11, 5354, NULL),
(116, 'Interesting classical quotation (\"festina lente\") at the end of the recipes.', 11, 617, NULL),
(117, 'Antimony as an acne treatmentâ€¦', 9, 5243, NULL),
(118, 'Engineer, millwright and inventor who compares the body to a machine. Cullen advises him to take rests from business.', 3, 1641, NULL),
(119, 'Tide-surveyor at Kirkudbright: neat hand, engaging letter concerning occupational hazards..damps rooms and bad weather.', 3, 1629, NULL),
(120, 'Postal stamp \"PRESS\"?', 3, 1672, NULL),
(121, 'Anne Hope Grant sends a letter from on the road south.', 3, 1681, NULL),
(122, 'Detailed and poignant case history of a young man who, having lost his hand, develops consumption. His sexual history when working in London is described elegantly: \'He has told me that he frequently sacrificed at the shrine of Venus, who, in general, had', 9, 3474, NULL),
(123, 'Fascinating insight into the world of the Cullens and their friends.', 9, 3529, NULL),
(124, 'A poignant case: Pannell and Cullen are so carried away about the accident affecting the boy\'s condition, they miss the obvious: consumption. [MMG]', 9, 3474, NULL),
(125, 'Looks like Cullen was fond of his coffee, too.... [there is a huge coffee stain covering the last part of the second page]', 5, 665, NULL),
(126, 'Tweet about birds...', 3, 1741, NULL),
(127, 'Tobacco chewing...Tweet.', 3, 4521, NULL),
(128, 'Glasgow, woman from West Indies...', 3, 1789, NULL),
(129, 'Mentions Cullen\'s daughter writing out a prescription.', 3, 1787, NULL),
(130, 'Case of Dr G. Watts, who seems to have developed an eating disorder.', 13, 2553, NULL),
(131, 'A female merchant with bad handwriting.', 13, 2457, NULL),
(132, 'Voldemort\'s relatives.', 13, 2546, NULL),
(133, 'Cullen seems to be aware of exercise in controlling Type 2 diabetes. \r\n[MMG]', 9, 5776, NULL),
(134, 'Mr Ancrum- robbed by footpads', 6, 1630, NULL),
(135, 'This letter raises the issue of how *awkward* the diagnosis of a venereal disease could be to a potential marriage match. The patient, William Huddleton Williamson, is the eldest son of Sir Hedworth Williamson, 5th Baronet so presumably his marriage was o', 4, 2161, NULL),
(136, 'Long letter to the the ex-pat Scot, the Virginia Merchant James Duncanson: interesting for America, and a very detailed regimen. Details of Duncanson\'s career mapped by a local history group in Fredericksburgh is available online.', 3, 106, NULL),
(137, 'A mugging at Tweedmouth !', 3, 1630, NULL),
(138, 'Curious belief in being infected by the bad air in the breath of someone \'far gone in decay\'.', 3, 1703, NULL),
(139, 'Well, it\'s taught me a new wordâ€¦ \r\nAnd â€“ \'Take a cold shower!\' predates the Victorians!', 9, 5221, NULL),
(140, 'Interesting use of bloodstone necklace (sympathetic magic) vs nosebleeds', 9, 3197, NULL),
(141, 'More on bloodstone for nosebleeds', 9, 5488, NULL),
(142, 'William Thom trying to solicit donations for the Edinburgh Royal Infirmary:\r\n\r\n\"... some very rich inhabitants from Glasgow I could not persuade to give any thing at all But Five Guineas were Collected.\"', 13, 6147, NULL),
(143, 'Some things never change...', 7, 1494, NULL),
(144, '\"Some common strumpet\"!', 9, 2951, NULL),
(145, 'Bling bling!', 7, 216, NULL),
(146, 'Cullen criticises the addressee for refusing a consultation.', 2, 5863, NULL),
(147, 'Macaroni is extremely improper.', 13, 193, NULL),
(148, 'Robbery of the post!', 9, 5490, NULL),
(149, 'The mail has been robbed!', 9, 3056, NULL),
(150, 'att Polmont near Falkirk', 1, 2463, NULL),
(151, 'King George William', 1, 3420, NULL),
(152, 'Fantastic example of a quick self-serve assessment.', 7, 2144, NULL),
(153, 'I think many of us can relate!', 7, 1523, NULL),
(154, '\"I have taken my Bottle rather too freely, in order to assuage my pains\"', 1, 1523, NULL),
(157, 'nice address page for website', 1, 2732, NULL),
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--
-- Table structure for table `PROD_doc_status_def`
--

CREATE TABLE `PROD_doc_status_def` (
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) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1 COLLATE=latin1_swedish_ci;

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-- Dumping data for table `PROD_doc_status_def`
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INSERT INTO `PROD_doc_status_def` (`status_id`, `status`) VALUES
(1, 'Unassigned'),
(2, 'Assigned'),
(3, 'Revision 1 Complete'),
(4, 'Assigned for Level 1 Check'),
(5, 'Level 1 Check Complete'),
(6, 'Assigned for Level 2 Check'),
(7, 'Level 2 Check Complete');

-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Table structure for table `PROD_doc_title`
--

CREATE TABLE `PROD_doc_title` (
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) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1 COLLATE=latin1_swedish_ci;

--
-- Dumping data for table `PROD_doc_title`
--

INSERT INTO `PROD_doc_title` (`doc_id`, `doc_id_txt`, `doc_desc`, `author`, `addressee`, `patient`, `full_date`, `document_direction`) VALUES
(4, '[ID:4]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Henry Richardson', '', '', 'Mr Richardson (of Newham) (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '21 June 1764', 'Outgoing'),
(5, '[ID:5]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Margaret Dempster (Peggy, Peggie, Miss Dempster of Dunnichen) (Patient)', '21 June 1764', 'Outgoing'),
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(7, '[ID:7]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  James Davison', '', '', 'Lady Mary Don (Murray) (Patient)', '27 June 1764?', 'Outgoing'),
(8, '[ID:8]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Redpath', '', '', 'Captain Gilbert Trotter (Patient), Miss Wodehouse (Woodhouse) (Woodhouse) (Patient), Mrs Mary Grey (Patient)', '30 June 1764', 'Outgoing'),
(9, '[ID:9]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Grey', '', '', 'Mr John Grey (Patient)', 'July? 1764?', 'Outgoing'),
(10, '[ID:10]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr David Scrimgeour (Scrymgeour; (probably) of Birkhill)', '', '', 'Mr David Scrimgeour (Scrymgeour; (probably) of Birkhill) (Patient)', '15 July 1764', 'Outgoing'),
(11, '[ID:11]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Redpath', '', '', 'Captain Gilbert Trotter (Patient), Miss Wodehouse (Woodhouse) (Woodhouse) (Patient)', '4 August 1764', 'Outgoing'),
(12, '[ID:12]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Lady Margaret Gray (Blair) (Grey; Honble Lady Gray)', '', '', 'Lady Margaret Gray (Blair) (Grey; Honble Lady Gray) (Patient)', '10 August 1764', 'Outgoing'),
(13, '[ID:13]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  W F', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', 'August? 1764?', 'Outgoing'),
(14, '[ID:14]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Hamilton (Patient)', '1764', 'Outgoing'),
(15, '[ID:15]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William  Joseph Kenworthy (Kennworthy, Kenworthey)', '', '', 'Mr William  Joseph Kenworthy (Kennworthy, Kenworthey) (Patient), Mrs Kenworthy (Kenworthey, Kennworthy) (Patient)', '27 August 1764', 'Outgoing'),
(16, '[ID:16]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Lord Douglas Hamilton (Patient)', '28 August 1764', 'Outgoing'),
(17, '[ID:17]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Bowman', '', '', 'Mr Bowman (Patient)', '17 November 1764', 'Outgoing'),
(20, '[ID:20]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Farquhar', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '16 November 1764', 'Outgoing'),
(21, '[ID:21]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Burns', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '14? December 1764', 'Outgoing'),
(22, '[ID:22]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Redpath', '', '', 'Mr Forster (Foster) (Patient), Mrs Lamb (Patient)', '11 March 1765', 'Outgoing'),
(23, '[ID:23]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Campbell (Patient)', 'March? 1765?', 'Outgoing'),
(24, '[ID:24]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Neill Menzies', '', '', 'Lady Mary Menzies (Stuart) (Patient)', '20 March 1765', 'Outgoing'),
(25, '[ID:25]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Joseph Black', '', '', 'Mr Mackie (Patient)', 'March? 1765?', 'Outgoing'),
(26, '[ID:26]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Robert Baillie (Patient)', 'March? 1765?', 'Outgoing'),
(27, '[ID:27]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Lorrain', '', '', 'Mr Tait (Patient)', 'March? 1765?', 'Outgoing'),
(28, '[ID:28]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Gordon (of Earlston) (Patient)', '20 April 1765?', 'Outgoing'),
(29, '[ID:29]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Gordon (of Earlston) (Patient)', '29 April 1765?', 'Outgoing'),
(30, '[ID:30]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Gordon (of Earlston) (Patient)', '21 May 1765?', 'Outgoing'),
(31, '[ID:31]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Eleanor Ker (Patient)', '21? May 1765', 'Outgoing'),
(32, '[ID:32]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Bettie Graham (Patient)', '4 June 1765', 'Outgoing'),
(33, '[ID:33]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Peggie Graham (Patient)', '4 June 1765', 'Outgoing'),
(34, '[ID:34]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Blacket (Patient)', 'January? 1764?', 'Outgoing'),
(35, '[ID:35]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Henry Gordon', '', '', 'Mr Henry Gordon (Patient)', '21 January 1764', 'Outgoing'),
(36, '[ID:36]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Reverend John? Emmerson (The Reverend Mr Emmerson) (Patient)', '1764?', 'Outgoing'),
(37, '[ID:37]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Lieth (Leith)', '', '', 'Miss Lieth (Leith) (Patient)', '26 December 1767', 'Outgoing'),
(41, '[ID:41]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Millar (Patient)', '21 December 1768', 'Outgoing'),
(42, '[ID:42]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Kenneth Saunders', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '23 December 1768', 'Outgoing'),
(43, '[ID:43]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend John Nesfield (Revered John Nesfield of Thormanby, Easingwold)', '', '', 'Reverend John Nesfield (Revered John Nesfield of Thormanby, Easingwold) (Patient)', '27 December 1768', 'Outgoing'),
(44, '[ID:44]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr Everson (Patient)', '27 December 1768', 'Outgoing'),
(45, '[ID:45]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mrs Davidson (Patient)', '23 January 1769', 'Outgoing'),
(46, '[ID:46]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Bishop John Oswald (of Raphoe)', '', '', 'Mrs Ann Oswald (of Raphoe) (Patient)', 'January? 1769?', 'Outgoing'),
(47, '[ID:47]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Menzies', '', '', 'Mr Murray (of Ayton) (Patient)', '27 February 1769', 'Outgoing'),
(48, '[ID:48]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr George Skene', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '2 March 1769', 'Outgoing'),
(49, '[ID:49]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', ' (Ulbster) (Patient)', 'March? 1769?', 'Outgoing'),
(50, '[ID:50]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Mathews (Patient)', '23 March 1769', 'Outgoing'),
(51, '[ID:51]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '27 March 1769', 'Outgoing'),
(52, '[ID:52]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Murray (of Lintrose) (Patient)', '27 March 1769', 'Outgoing'),
(53, '[ID:53]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Campbell (Campbell) (Mrs Elizabeth Campbell of Carwhin) (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '28 March 1769', 'Outgoing'),
(54, '[ID:54]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Russel (Patient)', '29 March 1769', 'Outgoing'),
(55, '[ID:55]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Campbell (Patient)', '30 March 1769', 'Outgoing'),
(56, '[ID:56]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Henry Lochhead (Harry, \'Mr Logan\') (Patient)', '16 November 1769', 'Outgoing'),
(57, '[ID:57]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Mee', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '20 May 1769', 'Outgoing'),
(58, '[ID:58]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Lockhart (Porterfield) (of Lee) (Patient)', '20 May 1769', 'Outgoing'),
(59, '[ID:59]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Hugh', '', '', 'Mrs Perkins (Patient), Mr Knox (Patient)', '29 May 1769', 'Outgoing'),
(60, '[ID:60]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Benjamin Gavin (Patient)', '31 May 1769', 'Outgoing'),
(61, '[ID:61]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Condie (Patient)', '3 June 1769', 'Outgoing'),
(62, '[ID:62]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Earl James Boyd Hay (15th Earl of Erroll, Lord Erroll, Lord Errol) (Patient)', '18 June 1769', 'Outgoing'),
(63, '[ID:63]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Joseph Foster (Forster)', '', '', 'Miss Burrell (Patient)', '19 June 1769', 'Outgoing'),
(64, '[ID:64]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Andrews', '', '', 'Miss Elizabeth? Gillon (Patient), Mr Alexander Gillon (\'Mr Sandie\') (Patient)', '20 June 1769', 'Outgoing'),
(65, '[ID:65]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Somerville (Somervil) (Patient)', '30 August 1769', 'Outgoing'),
(66, '[ID:66]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Auld (Patient)', '16 July 1769', 'Outgoing'),
(67, '[ID:67]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Selby (Patient)', '27 July 1769', 'Outgoing'),
(68, '[ID:68]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Lockhart (John Lockhart of Lee)', '', '', 'Mr John Lockhart (John Lockhart of Lee) (Patient)', 'July? 1769?', 'Outgoing'),
(69, '[ID:69]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Johnstone (Patient)', '18 July 1769', 'Outgoing'),
(70, '[ID:70]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Johnstone (Patient), Captain Johnstone (Patient)', '18 July 1769', 'Outgoing'),
(71, '[ID:71]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Major Agnew (Patient)', '30 July 1769', 'Outgoing'),
(72, '[ID:72]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Lindsay (Patient)', 'August? 1769?', 'Outgoing'),
(73, '[ID:73]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Bower (Patient)', '8 August 1769', 'Outgoing'),
(74, '[ID:74]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Dunn (Patient)', '9 August 1769', 'Outgoing'),
(75, '[ID:75]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Andrew Stewart', '', '', 'Mr Andrew Stewart (Patient)', '31 August 1769', 'Outgoing'),
(76, '[ID:76]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Mee', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '24 August 1769', 'Outgoing'),
(77, '[ID:77]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Dickson (Patient)', '27 August 1769', 'Outgoing'),
(78, '[ID:78]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Foster (Patient)', '10 September 1769', 'Outgoing'),
(79, '[ID:79]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Wilkie (Patient)', '2 October 1769', 'Outgoing'),
(80, '[ID:80]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Strangeways (Patient)', '2 October 1769', 'Outgoing'),
(81, '[ID:81]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr George Lockhart (Patient)', '16 November 1769', 'Outgoing'),
(82, '[ID:82]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Millar', '', '', 'Miss McGill (Patient)', 'December? 1769?', 'Outgoing'),
(83, '[ID:83]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Wemyss (of Pitkenny)', '', '', 'Miss Elizabeth Lindsay (Betty; Lindesay) (Patient)', '30? December? 1769?', 'Outgoing'),
(84, '[ID:84]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Captain Law (Patient)', '31 December 1769', 'Outgoing'),
(85, '[ID:85]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Duncanson', '', '', 'Mrs Falconer (Patient)', '21 March 1770', 'Outgoing'),
(86, '[ID:86]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Monro (Patient)', '18 April 1770', 'Outgoing'),
(87, '[ID:87]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Hutchison (Patient)', '21 April 1770', 'Outgoing'),
(88, '[ID:88]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Andrew Stevenson (Patient)', '12 May 1770', 'Outgoing'),
(89, '[ID:89]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Peter Murray (Patient)', '14 May 1770', 'Outgoing'),
(90, '[ID:90]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Gordon (Mr Gordon of Premnay) (Patient)', '22 May 1770', 'Outgoing'),
(91, '[ID:91]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Dunbar (Mr Alexander Dunbar of Thunderton) (Patient)', '23 May 1770', 'Outgoing'),
(92, '[ID:92]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  Thomas', '', '', 'Mrs Yelloly (Patient), Mrs (Patient)', '23 May 1770', 'Outgoing'),
(93, '[ID:93]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Beckie Pringle (Patient), Miss Jeanie Pringle (Patient)', '25 May 1770', 'Outgoing'),
(94, '[ID:94]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Mollison (Molison, Molyson)', '', '', 'Mr Watson (Patient)', '28 May 1770', 'Outgoing'),
(95, '[ID:95]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Ochiltree', '', '', 'Mrs Stewart (Patient)', '28 May 1770', 'Outgoing'),
(96, '[ID:96]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Major Charles Hamilton (Major Charles Hamilton of Fairholme)', '', '', 'Major Charles Hamilton (Major Charles Hamilton of Fairholme) (Patient)', '30 June 1770', 'Outgoing'),
(97, '[ID:97]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Duncanson', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Duncanson (Beaton or Bethune) (Patient)', '4 July 1770', 'Outgoing'),
(98, '[ID:98]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Montgomerie (Montgomery; of Coylesfield) (Patient)', '9 July 1770', 'Outgoing'),
(99, '[ID:99]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Russel (Patient)', '12 July 1770', 'Outgoing'),
(100, '[ID:100]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Kenneth Saunders', '', '', 'Mrs Innes (of Muiriefauld, Muiryfold) (Patient)', '12 July 1770', 'Outgoing'),
(101, '[ID:101]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Robert Hunter (Collector Hunter) (Patient)', '21? July? 1770?', 'Outgoing'),
(102, '[ID:102]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Lieutenant Gilchrist (Patient)', 'August? 1770?', 'Outgoing'),
(103, '[ID:103]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Bettie Hume (Hume) (Elizabeth) (Patient)', '21 August 1770', 'Outgoing'),
(104, '[ID:104]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', ' Jeffrey (Mr Jeffrey\'s son) (Patient)', '23 August 1770', 'Outgoing'),
(105, '[ID:105]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Hector Mclean', '', '', 'Mr Stewart (Patient)', '30 August 1770', 'Outgoing'),
(106, '[ID:106]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Duncanson', '', '', 'Mr James Duncanson (Patient)', 'August? 1770?', 'Outgoing'),
(107, '[ID:107]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Reid (Patient)', 'September? 1770?', 'Outgoing'),
(108, '[ID:108]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr John Sinclair (Patient)', '2 September 1770', 'Outgoing'),
(109, '[ID:109]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Maclean (Mclean) (Patient)', '8 September 1770', 'Outgoing'),
(110, '[ID:110]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Maclean (Mclean) (Patient)', '8 September 1770', 'Outgoing'),
(111, '[ID:111]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', ' Lockhart (Lochart, General Lockhart\'s Lady) (Patient)', '12 September 1770', 'Outgoing'),
(114, '[ID:114]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Wilson', '', '', 'Mrs Hamilton (Patient)', '1 April 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(115, '[ID:115]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Goodsir', '', '', 'Mr David Bethune (of Kilconquhar; of Balfour) (Patient)', '4 April 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(116, '[ID:116]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Earl James Ogilvie (Ogilvy; 7th Earl of Findlater, 4th Earl of Seafield; Lord Deskford (before 1770))', '', '', 'Earl James Ogilvie (Ogilvy; 7th Earl of Findlater, 4th Earl of Seafield; Lord Deskford (before 1770)) (Patient)', '6 April 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(117, '[ID:117]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr J Smith (of Bath)', '', '', 'Mr Charles Brown (Patient)', '7 April 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(118, '[ID:118]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Robert Marshall', '', '', 'Mr William Duguid (Patient)', '15 April 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(119, '[ID:119]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr William Lindsay (Patient)', '12 April 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(120, '[ID:120]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Mary Peareth (Pearith, Peariths) (Patient), Miss Mary Clutterbuck (Patient)', '12 April 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(121, '[ID:121]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', 'Commissioner James Buchanan (Provost Buchanan; formerly of Drumpellier) (Patient)', '21 April 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(124, '[ID:124]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', ' (\'Mrs Kennedy\'s friend\') (Patient)', '26 April 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(125, '[ID:125]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Campbell (Patient), Mr Gavin Fullarton (Patient), Mr Scot (Patient)', '18? April 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(126, '[ID:126]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr William Duguid (Patient)', '28 April 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(127, '[ID:127]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  James Wilson (Willson)', '', '', 'Mrs Wilson (Willson) (Patient)', '30 April 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(128, '[ID:128]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', 'Commissioner James Buchanan (Provost Buchanan; formerly of Drumpellier) (Patient), Lady Helen Stuart (Orr) (Stewart; of Castlemilk) (Patient)', '1 May 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(129, '[ID:129]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Robert Ligertwood (Patient)', '5 May 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(130, '[ID:130]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr (A.B.) (Patient)', '5 May 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(131, '[ID:131]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr McNaughtan Hunter (MacNachtan Hunter; MacNaughtane Hunter)', '', '', 'Sir James Nicolson (of Glenbervie, 3rd Bart.) (Patient)', '9 May 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(132, '[ID:132]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Smith (Mrs Smith of Methven) (Patient)', '16 May 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(134, '[ID:134]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Professor Thomas Hamilton', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Hopkirk (of Dalbeth) (Patient)', '17 May 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(135, '[ID:135]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Cuming (Cumming) (Patient)', '18 May 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(136, '[ID:136]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Miss G H (Patient)', '24 May 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(137, '[ID:137]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Wilson', '', '', 'Mrs Scot (Patient)', '29 May 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(138, '[ID:138]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Hogg (Hog)', '', '', 'Mr William Hogg (Hog) (Patient)', '29 May 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(139, '[ID:139]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Captain Stuart (Patient)', '7 June 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(140, '[ID:140]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Buckle (Patient)', '8 June 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(141, '[ID:141]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Mansfield (Patient)', '9 June 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(142, '[ID:142]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Hamilton', '', '', 'Mr MacNab (Patient), Mr Anderson (Patient)', '9 June 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(143, '[ID:143]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Wilson', '', '', 'Mr Moodie (Moody) (Patient)', '10 June 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(144, '[ID:144]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Bothwell', '', '', 'Miss Ross (Patient)', '11 June 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(145, '[ID:145]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Angus MacDonnell (MacDonell, MacDonald)', '', '', 'Colonel Macdonald (Patient)', '15 June 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(146, '[ID:146]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Earl William Maule (1st Earl of Panmure of Forth, Viscount Maule of Whitechurch; Lord Panmure, General Lord Panmure) (Patient)', '15 June 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(147, '[ID:147]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Balfour (Patient)', '18? June? 1781?', 'Outgoing'),
(148, '[ID:148]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Balfour (Patient)', '18 June 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(149, '[ID:149]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John McKie (Junior)', '', '', 'Mrs McKie (Patient)', '20 June 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(150, '[ID:150]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Mr Hugh Lawson (of Girthead) (Patient)', '20 June 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(151, '[ID:151]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Richard Story', '', '', 'Mrs Harrison (Patient), Mrs Wyvil (Wyvill) (Patient)', '20 June 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(152, '[ID:152]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Richard Story', '', '', 'Mrs Wyvil (Wyvill) (Patient)', '20 June 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(153, '[ID:153]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Anna Porterfield (Patient)', '25 June 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(154, '[ID:154]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Miss James (Patient)', '26 June 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(155, '[ID:155]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Lowndes (Patient)', '29 June 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(156, '[ID:156]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Lowndes (Patient), Mr Wilson (Patient)', '29 June 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(157, '[ID:157]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Wilson (Patient)', '30 June 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(158, '[ID:158]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr Robert Cunningham (Patient), Mr Frank Cunningham (Cunninghame) (Patient), Mr David Cunningham (Patient)', '30 June 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(159, '[ID:159]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr R Cowan', '', '', ' Alexander Cowan (Patient)', '2 July 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(160, '[ID:160]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Begbie (Patient)', '7 July 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(161, '[ID:161]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Professor Thomas Hamilton', '', '', 'Mr Edward Brisbane (Patient)', '9 July 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(162, '[ID:162]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Wilson', '', '', 'Mr Johnston (Patient)', '10 July 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(163, '[ID:163]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Mrs Ward (Patient), Miss Ward (Patient)', '7 July 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(164, '[ID:164]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr Hugh Rose (of Kilravock; 18th of Kilravock) (Patient)', '10 July 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(165, '[ID:165]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John McKie (Junior)', '', '', 'Mrs McKie (Patient), Mr John McKie (Junior) (Patient)', '18 July 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(167, '[ID:167]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Suitor (Patient)', '14 July 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(168, '[ID:168]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  James Wilson (Willson)', '', '', 'Mrs Wilson (Willson) (Patient)', '18 July 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(169, '[ID:169]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Hopkirk (of Dalbeth) (Patient), Mr Edward Brisbane (Patient)', '19? July? 1781?', 'Outgoing'),
(170, '[ID:170]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr John Harkness (Patient)', '19 July 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(171, '[ID:171]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr (Henry?) Brown (Browne) (Patient)', '21 July 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(172, '[ID:172]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Major Baillie (Patient)', '25 July 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(173, '[ID:173]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Crawford (Patient)', '31 July 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(174, '[ID:174]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Wilson (Willson) (Patient)', '3 August 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(175, '[ID:175]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Angus MacDonnell (MacDonell, MacDonald)', '', '', 'Colonel Macdonald (Patient)', '3 August 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(176, '[ID:176]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Alves', '', '', 'Captain Ross (Patient)', '4 August 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(177, '[ID:177]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Andrew Reid (Patient)', '8 August 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(178, '[ID:178]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Isabel Gordon (Isabel McCulloch Gordon; of Greenlaw and later Craigmile) (Patient)', '11 August 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(179, '[ID:179]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr George M\'Culloch (Maculloch, Macullock)', '', '', 'Mr George M\'Culloch (Maculloch, Macullock) (Patient)', '11 August 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(180, '[ID:180]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', ' Merivale (Patient)', '13 August 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(181, '[ID:181]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John McFarquhar (Farquharson)', '', '', 'Mr Hugh Munro (Monro, of Achanie, of Achannie) (Patient)', '15 August 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(182, '[ID:182]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John McFarquhar (Farquharson)', '', '', 'Captain Ross (Patient), Mr Hugh Munro (Monro, of Achanie, of Achannie) (Patient)', '15 August 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(183, '[ID:183]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr', '', '', 'Mr William Hogg (Hog) (Patient)', '17 August 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(184, '[ID:184]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Captain Townsend (Patient)', '20 August 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(185, '[ID:185]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Livingston', '', '', 'Mrs Isabel Gordon (Isabel McCulloch Gordon; of Greenlaw and later Craigmile) (Patient)', '23 August 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(186, '[ID:186]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Begbie (Patient)', '25 August 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(187, '[ID:187]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Bate', '', '', 'Mr Grant (of Montrose) (Patient)', '25 August 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(188, '[ID:188]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr David Colquhoun', '', '', 'Mr Campbell (Patient)', '25 August 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(189, '[ID:189]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', ' Merivale (Patient)', '28 August 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(190, '[ID:190]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Stuart', '', '', 'Mrs Sharp (Patient)', '29 August 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(191, '[ID:191]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Earl William Maule (1st Earl of Panmure of Forth, Viscount Maule of Whitechurch; Lord Panmure, General Lord Panmure) (Patient)', '3 September 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(192, '[ID:192]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr George Henderson (of Jamaica)', '', '', 'Mr George Henderson (of Jamaica) (Patient)', '3 September 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(193, '[ID:193]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', ' Charles Meynell (Meynel) (Patient)', '5 September 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(194, '[ID:194]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Captain Smollet (Patient)', '10 September 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(195, '[ID:195]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Mr Gilbert Gordon (Collector Gordon; of Halleaths and Lochmaben) (Patient)', '10 September 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(196, '[ID:196]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Mrs Ward (Patient), Mr Maxwell (Patient)', '17 September 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(197, '[ID:197]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Anna Porterfield (Patient)', '18 September 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(198, '[ID:198]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Sir Alexander Murray (Lord Henderland, Solicitor General) (Patient)', '18 September 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(199, '[ID:199]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Mrs Stevenson (Stephenson) (Patient), Mr Maxwell (Patient)', '28 September 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(200, '[ID:200]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Lord (Lord Justice Clerk) (Patient)', '25 September 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(201, '[ID:201]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Smollet', '', '', 'Captain Smollet (Patient)', '25 September 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(202, '[ID:202]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Wilson', '', '', 'Miss Richardson (Patient)', '10 October 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(203, '[ID:203]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr', '', '', 'Mr William Hogg (Hog) (Patient)', '10 October 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(204, '[ID:204]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow)', '', '', 'Lady Helen Stuart (Orr) (Stewart; of Castlemilk) (Patient), Professor Thomas Hamilton (Patient), Mr Edward Brisbane (Patient)', '11 October 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(205, '[ID:205]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Sir Robert Henderson (4th Baronet of Fordell) (Patient)', '12 October 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(206, '[ID:206]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr William Leslie (Leslye) (Patient)', '14 October 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(207, '[ID:207]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr William Leslie (Leslye) (Patient)', '27 October 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(208, '[ID:208]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Mr Gilbert Gordon (Collector Gordon; of Halleaths and Lochmaben) (Patient)', '27 September 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(209, '[ID:209]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Joseph Borradaile', '', '', 'Mr John Blair (Patient)', '27 October 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(210, '[ID:210]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Wortley Moir (Stuart) (Wortlie Moir; of New Grange) (Patient)', '18 October 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(211, '[ID:211]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Dunlop (Sanders, Saunders)', '', '', 'Mr James Brown (Patient)', '27 October 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(212, '[ID:212]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Robert Marshall', '', '', 'Mr William Duguid (Patient)', '27 October 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(213, '[ID:213]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Selby (Patient)', '28 October 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(214, '[ID:214]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mrs Y. Z. (Patient)', '30 October 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(215, '[ID:215]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Douglas (Sir Alexander Douglas of Glenbervie)', '', '', 'Mrs Wortley Moir (Stuart) (Wortlie Moir; of New Grange) (Patient)', '31 October 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(216, '[ID:216]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mrs Hodgson (Patient)', '31 October 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(217, '[ID:217]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Andrew Reid', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', 'November 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(218, '[ID:218]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Wommersley (Patient)', '20 November 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(219, '[ID:219]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John McKie (Junior)', '', '', 'Mrs McKie (Patient)', '22 November 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(220, '[ID:220]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Lieutenant William Waddell (Captain Waddell of Crawhill) (Patient)', 'November? 1781?', 'Outgoing'),
(221, '[ID:221]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Anderson (of Aberdeen) (Patient)', '25 November 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(222, '[ID:222]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Charles Brown', '', '', 'Miss Furie (Furye) (Patient)', '26 November 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(223, '[ID:223]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Patrick Duguid Leslie', '', '', 'Mr M. (Patient)', '27 November 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(224, '[ID:224]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Montelieu (Patient)', '1 December 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(225, '[ID:225]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow)', '', '', 'Professor Thomas Hamilton (Patient), Mr Edward Brisbane (Patient), Mr Black (Patient)', '3 December 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(226, '[ID:226]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Dunlop (Sanders, Saunders)', '', '', 'Mr James Brown (Patient)', '3 December 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(227, '[ID:227]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Dingwall (Dingwal) (Patient)', '4 December 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(228, '[ID:228]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs M. Campbell (of Greenock)', '', '', 'Mrs M. Campbell (of Greenock) (Patient)', '7 December 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(229, '[ID:229]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'General William Gordon (William Gordon of Fyvie; Honourable General Gordon) (Patient)', '8 December 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(230, '[ID:230]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Low (Law?) (Patient)', '8 December 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(231, '[ID:231]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Mack', '', '', 'Miss (Patient)', '8? December? 1781?', 'Outgoing'),
(232, '[ID:232]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Richard Harris', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '10 December 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(233, '[ID:233]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Norris (Patient)', '10 December 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(234, '[ID:234]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John White (Whytt)', '', '', 'Mr William Pollock (Patient)', '11 December 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(235, '[ID:235]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr I. S.', '', '', 'Mr I. S. (Patient)', '16 December 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(236, '[ID:236]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John White (Whytt)', '', '', 'Mr Wommersley (Patient), Mr William Pollock (Patient)', '18 December 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(237, '[ID:237]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Greenhill (Patient)', '18 December 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(238, '[ID:238]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', ' (x x x x x) (Patient)', '20? December? 1781?', 'Outgoing'),
(239, '[ID:239]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Drennan', '', '', 'Mrs Mattear (Drennan) (Mattaire, Mullaire\n) (Patient)', '24 December 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(240, '[ID:240]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', ' (Unnamed \'Lady\' related to Dr John Gilchrist at Dumfries.) (Patient)', '29 December 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(242, '[ID:242]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Gordon', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Anderson (of Aberdeen) (Patient)', '3 January 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(243, '[ID:243]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Brown', '', '', 'Mr James Brown (Patient)', '9 January 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(244, '[ID:244]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Bon', '', '', 'Mr William Fergusson (Ferguson; of Auchinsoul) (Patient)', '9 January 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(245, '[ID:245]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Gordon', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Anderson (of Aberdeen) (Patient)', '3 January 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(246, '[ID:246]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Neilson (Nielson, of Paisley) (Patient), Mrs Jean Neilson (Alexander) (Nielson) (Patient), Mr Taylor (Patient)', '8 January 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(247, '[ID:247]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Daniel Whittaker (Whitaker, junior) (Patient)', '21 December 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(248, '[ID:248]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Major Baillie (Patient)', '29 December 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(249, '[ID:249]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr John Mackenzie (Patient)', '14 January 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(250, '[ID:250]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Neilson (Nielson, of Paisley) (Patient), Mr William Orr ((later) of Ingliston, then Ralston) (Patient)', '16 January 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(251, '[ID:251]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Watson (Patient)', '17 January 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(252, '[ID:252]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Joseph Harris', '', '', 'Miss Stanger (Patient), Miss Hannah Stanger (Patient)', '17 January 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(253, '[ID:253]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Miss Mary Peareth (Pearith, Peariths) (Patient)', '17 January 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(254, '[ID:254]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Wallace', '', '', 'Mr James Fleming (Patient)', '18 January 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(255, '[ID:255]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs C (of G) (Patient)', '18 January 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(256, '[ID:256]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Findlay', '', '', 'Mr Lewis Gordon (of Techmuiry, of Techmury) (Patient)', '21 January 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(257, '[ID:257]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Bertram', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '24 January 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(258, '[ID:258]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Neilson (Nielson, of Paisley) (Patient), Mr William Orr ((later) of Ingliston, then Ralston) (Patient)', '25 January 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(259, '[ID:259]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Reverend Simon Strickland (Mr Strickland; of Catterick and Tunstall) (Patient)', '26 January 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(260, '[ID:260]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Young', '', '', 'Lieutenant William Waddell (Captain Waddell of Crawhill) (Patient), Dr John Young (Patient)', '28 January 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(261, '[ID:261]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Robert Menzies (of Dura )', '', '', 'Mr David Bethune (of Kilconquhar; of Balfour) (Patient)', '1 February 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(262, '[ID:262]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '1 February 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(263, '[ID:263]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  Henry Rowan', '', '', ' Henry Rowan (Patient)', '4 February 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(264, '[ID:264]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Walter Stirling', '', '', 'Miss Anne Gascoigne (Hamilton, Countess of Haddington or Lady Haddington (1786-96)) (Patient)', '5 February 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(265, '[ID:265]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Thibou (Patient)', 'February? 1782?', 'Outgoing'),
(266, '[ID:266]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Thibou (Patient)', '12 February 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(267, '[ID:267]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow)', '', '', 'Mrs Janet Arnot (Alston) (of Silverwood) (Patient), Miss (Patient)', '9 February 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(268, '[ID:268]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders)', '', '', 'Mr William Orr ((later) of Ingliston, then Ralston) (Patient), Reverend James Hamilton (of Paisley) (Patient)', 'February 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(269, '[ID:269]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Hunter', '', '', 'Mr William Huddleton Williamson (Patient)', '14 February 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(270, '[ID:270]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend John Mackenzie (of Portpatrick)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Mackenzie (Tom) (Patient)', '15? February? 1782?', 'Outgoing'),
(271, '[ID:271]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Walter Stirling', '', '', 'Miss Anne Gascoigne (Hamilton, Countess of Haddington or Lady Haddington (1786-96)) (Patient)', '17 February 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(272, '[ID:272]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Andrew Liddell (Liddle)', '', '', 'Mr John MacBeath (Patient)', '20 February 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(273, '[ID:273]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Richard Story', '', '', 'Mrs Harrison (Patient), Mrs Wyvil (Wyvill) (Patient)', '21 February 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(274, '[ID:274]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr James Gibson (of Kelton) (Patient)', '22 February 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(275, '[ID:275]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Monteath (Monteith)', '', '', 'Mr Campbell (Patient)', '23 February 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(276, '[ID:276]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Joseph Harris', '', '', 'Mrs Ponsonby (of Egremont) (Patient)', '24 February 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(277, '[ID:277]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Joseph Harris', '', '', 'Miss Stanger (Patient), Miss Hannah Stanger (Patient)', '24 February 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(278, '[ID:278]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow)', '', '', 'Mrs Janet Arnot (Alston) (of Silverwood) (Patient)', '25 February 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(279, '[ID:279]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Samuel Charlton (Patient)', '26 February 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(280, '[ID:280]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders)', '', '', 'Mr William Orr ((later) of Ingliston, then Ralston) (Patient), Mrs Margaret? Orr (Kibble) (Patient), Mr Kibble? (Patient), Mrs Kibble (Corse?) (of Whiteford) (Patient)', '27 February 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(281, '[ID:281]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Wallace', '', '', 'Mr James Fleming (Patient)', '27 February 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(282, '[ID:282]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr J. Spens', '', '', 'Mr J. Spens (Patient)', '28 February 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(283, '[ID:283]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Low (Law?) (Patient)', '3 March 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(284, '[ID:284]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Bettie  Collie', '', '', 'Mr Collie (Patient)', '3 March 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(285, '[ID:285]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr W. McDonald (Macdonald) (Patient)', '5 March 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(286, '[ID:286]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders)', '', '', 'Mr James Orr (Patient)', '5 March 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(287, '[ID:287]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Earl Dunbar Douglas (Hamilton) (Lord Selkirk, 4th Earl of Selkirk)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '6 March 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(288, '[ID:288]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Mr Gilbert Gordon (Collector Gordon; of Halleaths and Lochmaben) (Patient),  (a Gentleman) (Patient)', '6 March 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(289, '[ID:289]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Andrew', '', '', 'Mr Livingstone (of Parkhall) (Patient)', '12 March 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(290, '[ID:290]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Bon', '', '', 'Mr William Fergusson (Ferguson; of Auchinsoul) (Patient)', '14 March 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(291, '[ID:291]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders)', '', '', 'Mr James Orr (Patient), Mr William Orr ((later) of Ingliston, then Ralston) (Patient), Reverend James Hamilton (of Paisley) (Patient)', '19 March 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(292, '[ID:292]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr David Bethune (of Kilconquhar; of Balfour)', '', '', 'Mr David Bethune (of Kilconquhar; of Balfour) (Patient)', '20 March 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(293, '[ID:293]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stenhouse', '', '', 'Mr Francis Somervell (Somerville, Sommerveil) (Patient)', '21 March 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(294, '[ID:294]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Taylor (Patient)', '28 March 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(295, '[ID:295]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Andrew', '', '', 'Mr Livingstone (of Parkhall) (Patient)', '29 March 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(296, '[ID:296]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Lord Dalzell (Lord Dalziel Carnwath) (Patient), Anonymous (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '30 March 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(297, '[ID:297]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs M. Campbell (of Greenock) (Patient)', '30 March 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(298, '[ID:298]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs M. Campbell (of Greenock)', '', '', 'Mrs M. Campbell (of Greenock) (Patient)', '31 March 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(299, '[ID:299]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Fairholm (Patient)', '31 March 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(304, '[ID:304]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mrs Blackburn (Patient)', '18 May 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(305, '[ID:305]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Grieve (Grieves)', '', '', 'Miss Betty Tweedie (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '24 May 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(306, '[ID:306]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Ogilby (Patient)', '26 May 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(307, '[ID:307]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Dalgliesh (Patient)', '3 June 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(308, '[ID:308]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mrs Montgomery (Montgomerie) (Patient)', '11 June 1775', 'Outgoing');
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(310, '[ID:310]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Patrick Murray (of Simprim; of Meigle) (Patient)', '23 June 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(311, '[ID:311]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Ann(e) Waldie (Ormston) (Ann Ormston)', '', '', 'Mrs Ann(e) Waldie (Ormston) (Ann Ormston) (Patient)', '23 June 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(312, '[ID:312]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Sligo ((possibly) of Aldham or Auldhame, E Lothian) (Patient)', 'July? 1775?', 'Outgoing'),
(313, '[ID:313]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Yorstoun (Yerstoun, Yorstown, Yorkston)', '', '', 'Mr Kennedy (Patient)', '9 July 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(314, '[ID:314]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Jane Gomeldon (Middleton) (of Newcastle) (Patient)', '9 July 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(315, '[ID:315]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Captain Forbes (Patient)', 'July? 1775?', 'Outgoing'),
(316, '[ID:316]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Jane Gomeldon (Middleton) (of Newcastle) (Patient)', 'July? 1775?', 'Outgoing'),
(317, '[ID:317]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Seed', '', '', 'Mr John Seed (Patient)', '8? July 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(318, '[ID:318]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Colonel Robert or Philip? Skene (of Hallyards &amp; Pitlour)', '', '', 'Captain David Skene (Patient)', '22 July 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(319, '[ID:319]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr John? Aldam (\'Mr Aldam of Leeds\') (Patient)', 'August? 1775?', 'Outgoing'),
(320, '[ID:320]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Earl Alexander Home (Earl of Home) (Patient)', 'August? 1775?', 'Outgoing'),
(321, '[ID:321]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Turnbull', '', '', 'Mr Crawfurd (of Morpeth) (Patient)', 'August? 1775?', 'Outgoing'),
(322, '[ID:322]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Duncanson (Duncason)', '', '', 'Mr John Campbell (Patient)', 'August? 1775?', 'Outgoing'),
(323, '[ID:323]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Katherine Hay (Robertson) (Patient)', 'August? 1775?', 'Outgoing'),
(324, '[ID:324]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Innes (Patient)', 'August? 1775?', 'Outgoing'),
(325, '[ID:325]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Jane Gomeldon (Middleton) (of Newcastle) (Patient)', '25? August? 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(326, '[ID:326]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', 'Mrs Janet Murdoch (Bogle) (Patient)', '25 August 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(327, '[ID:327]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Janet Murdoch (Bogle)', '', '', 'Mrs Janet Murdoch (Bogle) (Patient)', '25 August 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(328, '[ID:328]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Clerk (Patient)', '26 August 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(329, '[ID:329]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Duncanson', '', '', 'Mr George Cumming (of Altyre) (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', 'September? 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(330, '[ID:330]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Bagshaw (Patient)', '12 September 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(331, '[ID:331]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Arthur Gair', '', '', 'Miss Forster (Foster) (Patient), Miss Susan Forster (Foster) (Patient), Miss (Miss Foster\'s maid, Miss Forster\'s maid) (Patient)', '14 September 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(332, '[ID:332]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Turnbull', '', '', 'Reverend Patrick Creighton (Rev. Mr Crighton; of Wooler ) (Patient)', '15 September 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(333, '[ID:333]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs McKay', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Crawfurd (Sandy, Crawford) (Patient)', '16 September 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(334, '[ID:334]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Dunlop (Sanders, Saunders)', '', '', 'Mrs Fisher (Patient)', '18 September 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(336, '[ID:336]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Earl Thomas Kennedy (Lord Cassillis, 9th Earl of Cassillis, 4th Baronet of Culzean, 11th Lord Kennedy) (Patient)', '19 September 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(337, '[ID:337]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '23 September 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(338, '[ID:338]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Brown (Browne, Broune) (of Kilmarnock)', '', '', 'Mr James Brown (Browne, Broune) (of Kilmarnock) (Patient)', '23 September 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(339, '[ID:339]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Turnbull', '', '', 'Mr Robert Chisholm (of Wooler) (Patient)', '25 September 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(340, '[ID:340]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Captain Campbell (Patient)', 'October? 1775?', 'Outgoing'),
(341, '[ID:341]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  (Miss Aiton\'s physician or surgeon)', '', '', 'Miss Aiton (Patient)', '4 October 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(342, '[ID:342]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Gillespie', '', '', 'Earl Thomas Kennedy (Lord Cassillis, 9th Earl of Cassillis, 4th Baronet of Culzean, 11th Lord Kennedy) (Patient), Mr Blair (Patient)', '6 October 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(343, '[ID:343]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Wood (of Berwick)', '', '', 'Mr Potts (Patient)', '8 October 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(344, '[ID:344]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Mrs Ann(e) Waldie (Ormston) (Ann Ormston)', '', '', 'Miss Mary Ormston (Polly) (Patient)', '8 October 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(345, '[ID:345]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Ann(e) Waldie (Ormston) (Ann Ormston)', '', '', 'Mrs Ann(e) Waldie (Ormston) (Ann Ormston) (Patient)', '8 October 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(346, '[ID:346]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Ewart', '', '', 'Mrs Margaret Ewart (Christie) (of Mulloch, Mullock) (Patient)', '15 October 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(347, '[ID:347]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr Welsh (Patient)', '15 October 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(348, '[ID:348]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', ' Newall (Patient)', '15 October 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(349, '[ID:349]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Aiton (Patient)', 'October? 1775?', 'Outgoing'),
(350, '[ID:350]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Agnes Eleonora Dunlop (Patient)', '23 October 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(351, '[ID:351]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr Lydon (Patient)', 'October? 1775?', 'Outgoing'),
(352, '[ID:352]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Andrew Liddell (Liddle)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Sutherland Dunbar (\'Mr Bob\') (Patient)', '25 October 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(353, '[ID:353]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '26 October 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(354, '[ID:354]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Bannerman', '', '', 'Earl Thomas Kennedy (Lord Cassillis, 9th Earl of Cassillis, 4th Baronet of Culzean, 11th Lord Kennedy) (Patient)', '27 October 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(355, '[ID:355]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Lady Catherine Lockhart (Porterfield) (Lady Lockhart of Carstairs)', '', '', 'Miss Jean Lockhart (Patient)', '30 October 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(356, '[ID:356]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Campbell (Patient)', '31 October 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(357, '[ID:357]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  (Miss Aiton\'s physician or surgeon)', '', '', 'Miss Aiton (Patient)', '31 October 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(358, '[ID:358]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  (Miss Aiton\'s physician or surgeon)', '', '', 'Miss Aiton (Patient)', '9 November 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(359, '[ID:359]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mrs Montgomery (Montgomerie) (Patient)', '9 November 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(360, '[ID:360]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Baillie', '', '', 'Reverend John Noble (of Libberton) (Patient)', '14 November 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(361, '[ID:361]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr George Skene', '', '', 'Miss Eleanor Fraser (Honble Miss Fraser) (Patient)', '22 November 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(362, '[ID:362]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Allen', '', '', 'Mr Allen (Patient)', '22 November 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(363, '[ID:363]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Reverend Whyte (Patient)', '28 November 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(364, '[ID:364]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr Robert Gordon (Patient)', '28 November 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(365, '[ID:365]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Captain Thomas Fraser (Frazer) (Patient), Mr Robert Grant (Patient)', '29 November 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(366, '[ID:366]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Archibald Bathie', '', '', 'Captain David Skene (Patient)', '4 December 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(367, '[ID:367]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mrs Hunter (of Thurston) (Patient)', '5 December 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(368, '[ID:368]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr James Mill (Patient)', '9 December 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(369, '[ID:369]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Miss Kerr (Patient)', '10 December 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(370, '[ID:370]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr Callow (Patient)', '11 December 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(371, '[ID:371]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Burn (at Berwick)', '', '', ' I. or John Scott (Patient)', '13 December 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(372, '[ID:372]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Rey (Patient)', '14 December 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(373, '[ID:373]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Touch', '', '', 'Mr Browne (Patient)', 'December? 1775?', 'Outgoing'),
(374, '[ID:374]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Stevenson (in Arbroath)', '', '', 'Mr John Gardiner (Captain or Mr Gardner or Gairdner of (North) Tarry or Tarrie; John Gairdner, younger, of North Tarrie) (Patient)', '18 December 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(375, '[ID:375]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', ' James McAlester (Jamie McAlaster, Mcallester) (Patient)', '23 December 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(376, '[ID:376]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Monro (of Culcairne) (Patient)', '31 December 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(377, '[ID:377]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr M Nasmyth (Patient)', '7 January 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(378, '[ID:378]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Bruce', '', '', 'Captain W R Wilson (Patient)', '8 January 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(379, '[ID:379]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  John MacLean (Mclean, Maclean)', '', '', ' John MacLean (Mclean, Maclean) (Patient)', '16 January 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(380, '[ID:380]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Mollison (Molison, Molyson)', '', '', 'Mrs Anne Burrow (Broadley) (Burrows) (Patient)', '25 January 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(381, '[ID:381]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Cheyne', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '3 February 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(382, '[ID:382]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', ' William Borradaile (Patient)', '3 February 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(383, '[ID:383]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', 'Mr John Glassford (of Dougalston) (Patient)', '10 February 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(385, '[ID:385]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr William Ingram (Patient)', '27 May 1768', 'Outgoing'),
(386, '[ID:386]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs H. (of W.)', '', '', 'Mrs H. (of W.) (Patient)', '26 May 1768', 'Outgoing'),
(387, '[ID:387]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Governor James Glen (Patient)', '30 May 1768', 'Outgoing'),
(388, '[ID:388]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Clark (Patient)', '4 June 1768', 'Outgoing'),
(389, '[ID:389]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs (Patient)', '4 June 1768', 'Outgoing'),
(390, '[ID:390]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Douglas (Patient)', '4 June 1768', 'Outgoing'),
(391, '[ID:391]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Gordon (Patient)', '5 June 1768', 'Outgoing'),
(392, '[ID:392]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Husband (Patient)', '8 June 1768', 'Outgoing'),
(393, '[ID:393]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr James Hutton (Patient)', '14 June 1768', 'Outgoing'),
(394, '[ID:394]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr Fleming (Patient)', '30 June 1768', 'Outgoing'),
(395, '[ID:395]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Sir Thomas Miller (Lord Glenlee) (Patient)', 'June? 1768?', 'Outgoing'),
(396, '[ID:396]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Napier (Patient)', '12 July 1768', 'Outgoing'),
(397, '[ID:397]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Cochran (Cochrane) (Patient)', '13 July 1768', 'Outgoing'),
(398, '[ID:398]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Gordon (of Ardmealie) (Patient)', '17 July 1768', 'Outgoing'),
(399, '[ID:399]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Miss Renny (Patient)', '1768?', 'Outgoing'),
(400, '[ID:400]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr David Skene', '', '', 'Mrs Gordon (of Ardmealie) (Patient)', '24? August? 1768?', 'Outgoing'),
(402, '[ID:402]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Murray (of Lintrose) (Patient)', '3 September 1768', 'Outgoing'),
(403, '[ID:403]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Chisholm (Chisolm) (Patient)', '16 September 1768', 'Outgoing'),
(404, '[ID:404]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr David Areskine (Patient)', '12 September 1768', 'Outgoing'),
(406, '[ID:406]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Henry Lochhead (Harry, \'Mr Logan\')', '', '', 'Mr Henry Lochhead (Harry, \'Mr Logan\') (Patient)', '18 September 1768', 'Outgoing'),
(407, '[ID:407]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Bishop John Oswald (of Raphoe)', '', '', 'Mrs Ann Oswald (of Raphoe) (Patient)', '18 September 1768', 'Outgoing'),
(408, '[ID:408]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Andrew Bonnar (Patient)', '29 September 1768', 'Outgoing'),
(409, '[ID:409]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Pinkerton (Patient)', '12 October 1768', 'Outgoing'),
(410, '[ID:410]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Campbell of Airds (Patient), Mr Muirhead (Patient)', '18 October 1768', 'Outgoing'),
(411, '[ID:411]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Colonel Napier (Patient)', '19 October 1768', 'Outgoing'),
(412, '[ID:412]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr William Stewart (Patient)', '24 October 1768', 'Outgoing'),
(413, '[ID:413]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Ker', '', '', 'Mrs Ker (Patient)', '25? October? 1768?', 'Outgoing'),
(414, '[ID:414]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr William Stewart (Patient)', '26 November 1768', 'Outgoing'),
(415, '[ID:415]', 'From: Mr William Stewart / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr William Stewart (Patient)', '16 November 1768', 'Incoming'),
(416, '[ID:416]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Currie (Patient)', '28 November 1768', 'Outgoing'),
(424, '[ID:424]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', 'November? 1770?', 'Outgoing'),
(425, '[ID:425]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Anderson (of Glasgow) (Patient)', '20 November 1770', 'Outgoing'),
(426, '[ID:426]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Dinwiddie (Patient)', '3 December 1770', 'Outgoing'),
(427, '[ID:427]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Richmond (Patient)', '8 December 1770', 'Outgoing'),
(428, '[ID:428]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr A B (of Dantzig) (Patient)', '15 December 1770', 'Outgoing'),
(429, '[ID:429]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr George Blair (Patient)', '23 December 1770', 'Outgoing'),
(430, '[ID:430]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Alice Bethune (of Balfour)', '', '', 'Miss Alice Bethune (of Balfour) (Patient)', '7 January 1771', 'Outgoing'),
(432, '[ID:432]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Major Campbell (Major Campbell of the 22d) (Patient)', 'April? 1771?', 'Outgoing'),
(433, '[ID:433]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Grieve (Patient)', '11 May 1771', 'Outgoing'),
(434, '[ID:434]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Henry Baillie (of Carnbrue) (Patient)', '6 June 1771', 'Outgoing'),
(436, '[ID:436]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Waugh (Patient)', '30 June 1771', 'Outgoing'),
(437, '[ID:437]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Baillie (Patient)', '27 July 1771', 'Outgoing'),
(438, '[ID:438]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Lady Frances Erskine (Areskine)', '', '', 'Lady Frances Erskine (Areskine) (Patient)', '1 August 1771', 'Outgoing'),
(439, '[ID:439]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', 'August? 1771?', 'Outgoing'),
(440, '[ID:440]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Charles Abercrombie (Patient)', '3 August 1771', 'Outgoing'),
(441, '[ID:441]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Michael Gardiner', '', '', ' William Campbell (Willie, of Stonefield) (Patient)', '8 August 1771', 'Outgoing'),
(442, '[ID:442]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Bowman (Junior)', '', '', 'Mr John Bowman (Junior) (Patient)', '19 August 1771', 'Outgoing'),
(443, '[ID:443]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Michael Gardiner', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '20 August 1771', 'Outgoing'),
(444, '[ID:444]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Alves', '', '', 'Mr Lewis Dunbar (\'Lewie\') (Patient)', '27 August 1771', 'Outgoing'),
(445, '[ID:445]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '28 September 1771', 'Outgoing'),
(446, '[ID:446]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '14 October 1771?', 'Outgoing'),
(447, '[ID:447]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Stevenson (in Arbroath)', '', '', 'Captain Malcolm Ramsay (Patient)', 'October? 1771?', 'Outgoing'),
(448, '[ID:448]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Lady Frances Erskine (Areskine) (Patient)', '1? August? 1771?', 'Outgoing'),
(449, '[ID:449]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Sir George Colebrook (Colebrooke)', '', '', 'Sir George Colebrook (Colebrooke) (Patient)', 'October? 1771?', 'Outgoing'),
(450, '[ID:450]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Captain Henderson', '', '', 'Captain Henderson (Patient)', 'October? 1771?', 'Outgoing'),
(451, '[ID:451]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Stewart (Patient)', 'October? 1771?', 'Outgoing'),
(452, '[ID:452]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  John Trail (of Westness)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '20 October 1771', 'Outgoing'),
(453, '[ID:453]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Ivie Campbell', '', '', 'Captain Campbell (Patient)', '23 November 1771', 'Outgoing'),
(454, '[ID:454]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Sir George Colebrook (Colebrooke)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', 'November? 1771?', 'Outgoing'),
(455, '[ID:455]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Bob Campbell (Robert) (Patient)', 'November? 1771?', 'Outgoing'),
(456, '[ID:456]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Grey (Patient)', '13 December 1771', 'Outgoing'),
(457, '[ID:457]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Joseph Foster (Forster)', '', '', 'Colonel Charles Grey (Gray; later Baron Grey of Howick; General Grey, 1st Earl Grey) (Patient)', '6 February 1772', 'Outgoing'),
(458, '[ID:458]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '7 February 1772', 'Outgoing'),
(459, '[ID:459]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Elizabeth Johnstone (Betty; Mrs Betty; Johnston; of Westerhall) (Patient)', 'February 1772', 'Outgoing'),
(460, '[ID:460]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Mounier', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '7 March 1772', 'Outgoing'),
(461, '[ID:461]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Middleton (Patient)', '13 March 1772', 'Outgoing'),
(462, '[ID:462]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Elizabeth Johnstone (Betty; Mrs Betty; Johnston; of Westerhall) (Patient)', 'March? 1772?', 'Outgoing'),
(463, '[ID:463]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Fraser (Frazer) (Patient)', '23 September 1772', 'Outgoing'),
(464, '[ID:464]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Strachan (Strahan) (Patient)', '30 November 1772', 'Outgoing'),
(465, '[ID:465]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Douglas (Sir Alexander Douglas of Glenbervie)', '', '', 'Miss Stewart Dempster (Stuart) (Patient)', '8 January 1773', 'Outgoing'),
(466, '[ID:466]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Michael Gauvner', '', '', 'Mr Michael Gauvner (Patient)', 'January? 1773?', 'Outgoing'),
(467, '[ID:467]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Wood (Patient)', '30 January 1773', 'Outgoing'),
(468, '[ID:468]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Dunlop (Sanders, Saunders)', '', '', 'Mrs Hopekirk (Patient)', 'February? 1773?', 'Outgoing'),
(469, '[ID:469]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Woodcock (Patient)', '13 February 1773', 'Outgoing'),
(476, '[ID:476]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mrs Margaret Ord (Ord) (Orde, of Weetwood) (Patient)', '1 March 1773', 'Outgoing'),
(477, '[ID:477]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Christopher Douglas (of Kelso)', '', '', 'Mr Richardson (Patient)', '16 March 1773', 'Outgoing'),
(478, '[ID:478]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Maxwell', '', '', 'Mr William Maxwell (Patient)', '17 March 1773', 'Outgoing'),
(479, '[ID:479]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Hall', '', '', 'Mr Joseph King (Patient)', '21 March 1773', 'Outgoing'),
(480, '[ID:480]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mrs Margaret Ord (Ord) (Orde, of Weetwood) (Patient), Lady Haggerston (Patient)', '25 March 1773', 'Outgoing'),
(481, '[ID:481]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Duncanson (Duncason)', '', '', 'Mr (Patient), Mrs (Patient)', '7 April 1773', 'Outgoing'),
(482, '[ID:482]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', 'Mrs Barclay (Patient)', '8? April? 1773?', 'Outgoing'),
(483, '[ID:483]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Davidson (Patient)', '8 April 1773', 'Outgoing'),
(484, '[ID:484]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Edward Burrow (at Port Glasgow, Esq.; Collector Burrow)', '', '', 'Mr Edward Burrow (at Port Glasgow, Esq.; Collector Burrow) (Patient)', '14 March 1773', 'Outgoing'),
(485, '[ID:485]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr David Mitchell (Patient)', '16 April 1773', 'Outgoing'),
(486, '[ID:486]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Smart (of Wark) (Patient), Mr Patrick or Simon? Taylor (of Borrowfield) (Patient)', 'September? 1773?', 'Outgoing'),
(487, '[ID:487]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Chisholm of Stirches (Patient)', '27 September 1773', 'Outgoing'),
(488, '[ID:488]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Smart (of Wark) (Patient), Mr Patrick or Simon? Taylor (of Borrowfield) (Patient)', '17 April 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(489, '[ID:489]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Rutherford (Patient)', '18 April 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(490, '[ID:490]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Duncanson (Beaton or Bethune) (Patient), Mrs Tucker (Patient)', '25 April 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(491, '[ID:491]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Duncanson', '', '', 'Mr A C (Patient)', '27 April 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(492, '[ID:492]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr J. J.', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '24 May 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(493, '[ID:493]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Morison (Patient)', '27 May 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(494, '[ID:494]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr', '', '', 'Mrs Clarkson (Patient)', '29 May 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(495, '[ID:495]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Hamilton (Patient)', '14 June 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(496, '[ID:496]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Douglas (Sir Alexander Douglas of Glenbervie)', '', '', 'Miss Stewart Dempster (Stuart) (Patient)', '15 June 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(497, '[ID:497]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Captain Graham (Patient)', '21 June 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(498, '[ID:498]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr William Leslie (Leslye) (Patient)', '11 July 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(499, '[ID:499]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr (of Christiansund (Norway)) (Patient)', '11 July 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(500, '[ID:500]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend Ramsay (Rev Mr Ramsay)', '', '', 'Reverend Ramsay (Rev Mr Ramsay) (Patient)', '23 September 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(501, '[ID:501]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'General Scott (Patient)', '22 November 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(502, '[ID:502]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Anthony Wilkinson (Patient)', '22 November 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(503, '[ID:503]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Crawfurd (Sandy, Crawford) (Patient)', '27 November 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(504, '[ID:504]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Innes (Patient)', '28 November 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(505, '[ID:505]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Stapleton (of Carlton)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Stapleton (of Carlton) (Patient)', '30 December 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(506, '[ID:506]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Fea (of Clestrain)', '', '', 'Mr Andrew Ross (Patient)', '26 December 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(507, '[ID:507]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Grey (Junior)', '', '', 'Mr John Grey (Senior) (Patient), Mr John Grey (Junior) (Patient)', '19 January 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(508, '[ID:508]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Wood', '', '', 'Miss (Patient)', '25 January 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(509, '[ID:509]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Turnbull', '', '', 'Mrs Younghusband (Young husband) (Patient)', '17 February 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(510, '[ID:510]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr James Preston (Patient)', '18 February 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(511, '[ID:511]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr William Lockhart (Patient)', '20 February 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(512, '[ID:512]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Aulay McAulay (Patient)', '25 February 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(513, '[ID:513]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Duncanson', '', '', 'Captain Thomas Fraser (Frazer) (Patient)', '27 February 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(514, '[ID:514]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Captain Patrick Ferguson (Captain Ferguson, Captain Fergusson (later Major Ferguson))', '', '', 'Captain Patrick Ferguson (Captain Ferguson, Captain Fergusson (later Major Ferguson)) (Patient)', '28 February 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(515, '[ID:515]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Matthew Davidson', '', '', 'Mr Patrick Mellis (Meliss) (Patient)', '28 February 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(516, '[ID:516]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr McAdam (McAdam of Craigengillen) (Patient)', '3 March 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(517, '[ID:517]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr William Leslie (Leslye) (Patient)', '11 March 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(520, '[ID:520]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Hogg (Hog)', '', '', 'Mr William Hogg (Hog) (Patient)', '1 April 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(521, '[ID:521]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Anderson (of Aberdeen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Anderson (of Aberdeen) (Patient)', '3 April 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(522, '[ID:522]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Lieutenant William Horne (Patient)', '6 April 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(523, '[ID:523]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Wallis (Patient)', '6 April 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(524, '[ID:524]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Peter Wright', '', '', 'Mr James Fleming (Patient), Mr Matthie (Patient)', '8 April 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(525, '[ID:525]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Hogg (Hog)', '', '', 'Mr William Hogg (Hog) (Patient)', '8 April 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(526, '[ID:526]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders)', '', '', 'Mr James Orr (Patient), Mr William Orr ((later) of Ingliston, then Ralston) (Patient)', '10 April 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(527, '[ID:527]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Lady Jane Gordon (Maxwell) (Duchess of Gordon) (Patient)', '13 April 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(528, '[ID:528]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Duke Alexander Gordon (Marquis of Huntly; 4th Duke of Gordon) (Patient)', '13 April 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(529, '[ID:529]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Hall', '', '', 'Mr John Graham (of Dougalston) (Patient)', '13 April 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(530, '[ID:530]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Colonel John Robinson (Robertson) (Patient), Mrs Parker (Patient)', '16 April 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(531, '[ID:531]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Parker (Patient)', '17 April 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(532, '[ID:532]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Peter Wright', '', '', 'Mr James Fleming (Patient), Mr Matthie (Patient)', '24 April 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(533, '[ID:533]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Burnet (Burnett, of Countesswells)', '', '', 'Mr James Burnet (Burnett, of Countesswells) (Patient)', '27 April 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(534, '[ID:534]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Hogg (Hog)', '', '', 'Mr William Hogg (Hog) (Patient)', '29 April 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(535, '[ID:535]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Robert Menzies (of Dura )', '', '', 'Mr David Bethune (of Kilconquhar; of Balfour) (Patient)', '30 April 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(536, '[ID:536]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Reed (Reid) (Patient)', '30 April 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(537, '[ID:537]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Dunlop (Sanders, Saunders)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '1 May 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(538, '[ID:538]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Kairnan', '', '', 'Mr Kairnan (Patient)', '4 May 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(539, '[ID:539]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Fergusson (Ferguson; of Auchinsoul)', '', '', 'Mr William Fergusson (Ferguson; of Auchinsoul) (Patient)', '4 May 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(540, '[ID:540]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Lord Dalzell (Lord Dalziel Carnwath) (Patient)', 'May? 1782?', 'Outgoing'),
(541, '[ID:541]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', 'May? 1782?', 'Outgoing'),
(542, '[ID:542]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Reid', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '8 May 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(543, '[ID:543]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs M. Campbell (of Greenock)', '', '', 'Mrs M. Campbell (of Greenock) (Patient)', '10 May 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(544, '[ID:544]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Miss Mary Peareth (Pearith, Peariths) (Patient)', '11 May 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(545, '[ID:545]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Bannerman', '', '', 'Mr James Burnet (Burnett, of Countesswells) (Patient)', '13 May 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(546, '[ID:546]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Captain David Skene', '', '', 'Captain David Skene (Patient)', '14 May 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(547, '[ID:547]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Robert Menzies (of Dura )', '', '', 'Mr David Bethune (of Kilconquhar; of Balfour) (Patient)', '15 May 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(548, '[ID:548]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Miss Dingwall (Dingwell) (Patient)', '16 May 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(549, '[ID:549]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Burnet (Burnett, of Countesswells)', '', '', 'Mr James Burnet (Burnett, of Countesswells) (Patient)', '22 May 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(550, '[ID:550]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Patrick Duguid Leslie', '', '', 'Mr M. (Patient)', '23 May 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(551, '[ID:551]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Captain David Skene', '', '', 'Captain David Skene (Patient)', '24 May 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(555, '[ID:555]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Mrs Gordon (of Greenlaw) (Patient), Mr Gordon (of Skelton) (Patient)', '24 May 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(556, '[ID:556]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Wallis', '', '', 'Mrs Wallis (Patient)', '24 May 1782?', 'Outgoing'),
(557, '[ID:557]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Wharton (Patient)', '27 May 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(558, '[ID:558]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders)', '', '', 'Reverend Colin Gillies (of Paisley) (Patient)', '27 May 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(559, '[ID:559]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Low (Law?)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Low (Law?) (Patient)', '29 May 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(560, '[ID:560]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Agnes Wilson', '', '', 'Dr Alexander Wilson (Patient)', '30 May 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(561, '[ID:561]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Miss Mary Peareth (Pearith, Peariths) (Patient)', '30 May 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(562, '[ID:562]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Daniel Whittaker (Whitaker, junior)', '', '', 'Mr Daniel Whittaker (Whitaker, junior) (Patient)', '1 June 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(563, '[ID:563]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr', '', '', 'Mr Hudson (Patient)', '1 June 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(564, '[ID:564]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Joshua Sampson (Samson)', '', '', 'Dr Alexander Wilson (Patient)', '1 June 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(565, '[ID:565]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Dundas', '', '', 'Miss Dundas (Patient)', '1 June 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(566, '[ID:566]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Goodsir', '', '', 'Mr David Bethune (of Kilconquhar; of Balfour) (Patient)', '3 June 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(567, '[ID:567]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  Andrew McLean', '', '', 'Lieutenant Campbell (Patient)', '3 June 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(568, '[ID:568]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Wharton', '', '', 'Mrs Wharton (Patient)', '4 June 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(569, '[ID:569]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Clarkson (Patient)', '5 June 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(570, '[ID:570]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Walker', '', '', 'Mr McConchie (Macconochie) (Patient)', '5 June 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(571, '[ID:571]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Agnes Wilson', '', '', 'Dr Alexander Wilson (Patient), Mrs Agnes Wilson (Patient)', '8 June 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(572, '[ID:572]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders)', '', '', 'Reverend Colin Gillies (of Paisley) (Patient)', '10 June 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(573, '[ID:573]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend', '', '', 'Miss Clarkson (Patient)', '10 June? 1782?', 'Outgoing'),
(574, '[ID:574]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Betty Forrest', '', '', 'Mrs Aikman (Patient)', '11 June 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(575, '[ID:575]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Short', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Smith (Patient)', '12 June 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(576, '[ID:576]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Lady Helen Douglas (Hamilton) (Lady Selkirk)', '', '', 'Lord Basil William Douglas (Lord Daer) (Patient), Lady Mary Douglas (Patient),  Helen Douglas (Patient),  Elizabeth Douglas (Eliza) (Patient),  Katherine Douglas (Patient)', '13 June 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(577, '[ID:577]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Walker', '', '', 'Mrs Thomson (Patient), Mrs MacEwan (McEwan) (Patient)', '14 June 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(578, '[ID:578]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Betty Forrest', '', '', 'Mrs Aikman (Patient)', '16 June 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(579, '[ID:579]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr J. Spens', '', '', 'Mr J. Spens (Patient)', '19 June 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(580, '[ID:580]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Finlay (Patient)', '21 June 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(581, '[ID:581]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Fergusson (Ferguson; of Auchinsoul)', '', '', 'Mr William Fergusson (Ferguson; of Auchinsoul) (Patient)', '21 June 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(582, '[ID:582]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Betty Forrest', '', '', 'Mrs Aikman (Patient)', '21 June 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(583, '[ID:583]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '21 June 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(584, '[ID:584]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  Ninian Reid', '', '', ' Reid (Patient)', '22 June 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(585, '[ID:585]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mrs Fowler (Patient)', '22 June 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(586, '[ID:586]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Lord George van den BempdÃ©-Johnstone (Johnstone) (Marquess of Annandale; Marquis of Annandale; of Hackness) (Patient), Anonymous (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '26 June 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(587, '[ID:587]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Bettie Ogilvy (Patient)', '26 June 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(588, '[ID:588]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Reid', '', '', 'Miss Welsh (Patient), Miss Welsh (Patient)', '26 June 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(589, '[ID:589]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Lady Grace Campbell (Stuart) (of Stonefield) (Patient)', 'June? 1782?', 'Outgoing'),
(590, '[ID:590]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Macdonald', '', '', 'Mr George Campbell (Patient)', '27 June 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(591, '[ID:591]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr George Campbell (Patient)', '27 June 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(592, '[ID:592]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Reid', '', '', 'Miss Welsh (Patient), Miss Welsh (Patient)', '30 June 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(593, '[ID:593]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Short', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Smith (Patient)', '1 July 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(594, '[ID:594]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Stewart (Stuart)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Orr (Patient)', '1 July 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(595, '[ID:595]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Captain David Skene (Patient)', '2 July 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(596, '[ID:596]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Livingston', '', '', 'Mr James Ross (Patient)', '7 July 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(597, '[ID:597]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Burnside (in Nottingham) (Patient)', '8 July 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(598, '[ID:598]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Leckie (Patient)', '9 July 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(599, '[ID:599]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Robert Wood', '', '', 'Mrs Fraser (of Monedy) (Patient)', '9 July 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(600, '[ID:600]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', ' (William Brownlie\'s son) (Patient),  (William Brownlie\'s daughter) (Patient)', '4 July 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(601, '[ID:601]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Peter Wright', '', '', 'Mr Matthie (Patient)', '12 July 1782', 'Outgoing'),
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(603, '[ID:603]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Livingston', '', '', 'Mr James Ross (Patient)', '14 July 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(604, '[ID:604]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Short', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Smith (Patient)', '15 July 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(605, '[ID:605]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Walker', '', '', 'Mrs Thomson (Patient)', '17 July 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(606, '[ID:606]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Spence', '', '', 'Mr William Spence (Junior) (Patient)', '18 July 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(607, '[ID:607]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '19 July 1782', 'Outgoing'),
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(612, '[ID:612]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Sherriff (Patient)', 'August? 1782?', 'Outgoing'),
(613, '[ID:613]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alison', '', '', 'Mr Alison (Patient)', '5 August 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(614, '[ID:614]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alison', '', '', 'Mr Alison (Patient)', 'August 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(615, '[ID:615]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr George Burdon (Patient)', 'August? 1782?', 'Outgoing'),
(616, '[ID:616]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Lady Helen Douglas (Hamilton) (Lady Selkirk)', '', '', 'Lord Basil William Douglas (Lord Daer) (Patient)', '8 August 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(617, '[ID:617]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Cumming', '', '', 'Mr Cumming (Patient)', '8 August 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(618, '[ID:618]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Charles Keith', '', '', 'Mr John Cook (Cooke; of Gallowhill; of Ogle. ) (Patient)', '10 August 1782', 'Outgoing'),
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(620, '[ID:620]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Duguid', '', '', 'Mr William Duguid (Patient)', '15 August 1782', 'Outgoing'),
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(622, '[ID:622]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr James Ross (Patient)', '17 August 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(623, '[ID:623]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Armitstead', '', '', 'Mr Stringfellows (Patient)', 'August? 1782?', 'Outgoing'),
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(625, '[ID:625]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Lancelot Aery', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '23 August 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(626, '[ID:626]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr William Foster (Patient)', '24 August 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(627, '[ID:627]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs M. Campbell (of Greenock)', '', '', 'Mrs M. Campbell (of Greenock) (Patient)', '26 August 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(628, '[ID:628]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr J. Spens', '', '', 'Mr J. Spens (Patient)', '26 August 1782', 'Outgoing');
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(633, '[ID:633]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Patrick Duguid Leslie', '', '', 'Mr Rudd (Patient)', '3 September 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(634, '[ID:634]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Alston (Patient), Mrs Janet Arnot (Alston) (of Silverwood) (Patient)', '4 September 1782', 'Outgoing'),
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(636, '[ID:636]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Inglis', '', '', 'Mr William Inglis (Patient)', '9 September 1782', 'Outgoing'),
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(638, '[ID:638]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Betty Forrest', '', '', 'Mr Aikman (Patient)', '18 September 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(639, '[ID:639]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mrs Tarpley (Patient)', '21 September 1782', 'Outgoing'),
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(642, '[ID:642]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Sir John Cathcart (Patient)', '28 September 1782', 'Outgoing'),
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(645, '[ID:645]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr William Forster (Patient)', 'October? 1782?', 'Outgoing'),
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(649, '[ID:649]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Earl George Ramsay (8th Earl of Dalhousie) (Patient)', '7 October 1782', 'Outgoing'),
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(651, '[ID:651]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '8 October 1782', 'Outgoing'),
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(655, '[ID:655]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Lucy Maxwell (Gage) (of Munchies, Munches)', '', '', 'Mrs Lucy Maxwell (Gage) (of Munchies, Munches) (Patient), Mr George Maxwell (of Munchies, Munches) (Patient)', '20 October 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(656, '[ID:656]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr Foster (Junior) (Patient), Mr William Forster (Patient)', '4 November 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(657, '[ID:657]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Margaret Ferguson (Fergusson)', '', '', 'Miss Margaret Ferguson (Fergusson) (Patient)', '4 November 1782', 'Outgoing'),
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(659, '[ID:659]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr James Gordon (Patient)', '6 November 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(660, '[ID:660]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Lawson (Patient)', '6 November 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(661, '[ID:661]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Peter Harkness (\n) (Patient)', '3 November 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(662, '[ID:662]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Irvine (Patient)', '9 November 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(663, '[ID:663]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr James Gordon (Patient)', '9 November 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(664, '[ID:664]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Spiers (Speirs)', '', '', 'Mr Spiers (Speirs) (Patient)', '9 November 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(665, '[ID:665]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Macdougal Dunollan', '', '', 'Mr Macdougal Dunollan (Mr Macdougal Dunollan\'s brother) (Patient)', '9 November 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(666, '[ID:666]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Stephen', '', '', 'Captain Grant (Patient)', '11? November 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(667, '[ID:667]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Stephen', '', '', 'Captain Grant (Patient)', '11 November 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(668, '[ID:668]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Alves', '', '', 'Mr James Murray Sutherland (Sutherland of Clyne and Pulrossie) (Patient)', '16 November 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(669, '[ID:669]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Robert McGowan (McGoune) (Patient)', '19 November 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(670, '[ID:670]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Spiers (Speirs)', '', '', 'Mr Spiers (Speirs) (Patient)', '20 November 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(671, '[ID:671]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Burnside (in Nottingham) (Patient)', '21 November 1782', 'Outgoing'),
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(673, '[ID:673]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Macdougal Dunollan', '', '', 'Mr Macdougal Dunollan (Mr Macdougal Dunollan\'s brother) (Patient)', '22 November 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(674, '[ID:674]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Sir John Cathcart (Patient)', '25 November 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(675, '[ID:675]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Thomson', '', '', 'Miss Thompson (Patient)', '27 November 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(676, '[ID:676]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Alves', '', '', 'Mr James Murray Sutherland (Sutherland of Clyne and Pulrossie) (Patient)', '29 November 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(677, '[ID:677]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Miss MacKnight (MacNight, McKnight, McNight) (Patient)', '29 November 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(678, '[ID:678]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Margaret Ferguson (Fergusson)', '', '', 'Miss Margaret Ferguson (Fergusson) (Patient)', '29 November 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(679, '[ID:679]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Spence', '', '', 'Mr William Spence (Junior) (Patient)', '4 December 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(680, '[ID:680]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Alston (Patient), Mrs Janet Arnot (Alston) (of Silverwood) (Patient)', '7 December 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(681, '[ID:681]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr James Gordon (Patient)', '7 December 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(682, '[ID:682]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Joshua Harris', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '14 December 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(683, '[ID:683]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Joshua Dixon', '', '', 'Mr Harrison (Patient)', 'December 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(684, '[ID:684]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert McGowan (McGoune)', '', '', 'Mr Robert McGowan (McGoune) (Patient)', '18 December 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(685, '[ID:685]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Captain Davidson (Patient)', '20 December 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(686, '[ID:686]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr J B (Patient)', '22 December 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(687, '[ID:687]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr J B (Patient)', '21 December 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(688, '[ID:688]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Drennan', '', '', 'Mrs Mattear (Drennan) (Mattaire, Mullaire\n) (Patient)', '23 December 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(689, '[ID:689]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Lawson', '', '', 'Mr Lawson (Patient)', '23 December 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(690, '[ID:690]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Miss Barbara Peareth (Pearith) (Patient)', '24 December 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(691, '[ID:691]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Sir John Cathcart (Patient)', '28 December 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(692, '[ID:692]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Alston (Patient)', '28 December 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(693, '[ID:693]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Margaret Home (Hume, of Jordanfield; Miss Home of Branxton)', '', '', 'Miss Margaret Home (Hume, of Jordanfield; Miss Home of Branxton) (Patient)', '1 January 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(694, '[ID:694]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Hugh Marshall', '', '', 'Reverend Robert MacFarlane (of Kilfinan) (Patient)', '4 January 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(695, '[ID:695]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr James Gordon (Patient)', '4 January 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(696, '[ID:696]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Heysham', '', '', 'Mrs Langton (Patient)', '9 January 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(697, '[ID:697]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Andrew Wilson', '', '', 'Mr Duncan (Patient)', '10 January 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(698, '[ID:698]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr James Gordon (Patient)', '20 January 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(699, '[ID:699]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Margaret Ferguson (Fergusson)', '', '', 'Miss Margaret Ferguson (Fergusson) (Patient)', '22 January 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(700, '[ID:700]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Parlane', '', '', 'Reverend William Thom (of Govan) (Patient), Mrs Hunter (Patient)', '23 January 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(701, '[ID:701]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Mack', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Mack (Patient)', '23 January 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(702, '[ID:702]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Moorhouse', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '25 January 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(703, '[ID:703]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Heysham', '', '', 'Mrs Langton (Patient)', '24 January 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(704, '[ID:704]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Sir William Murray (Sir William Murray of Ochtertyre, 5th Bt.) (Patient)', '27 January 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(705, '[ID:705]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Mack', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Mack (Patient)', '28 January 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(706, '[ID:706]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Miss Barbara Peareth (Pearith) (Patient)', '28 January 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(707, '[ID:707]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert', '', '', 'Mr Deale (Patient)', 'January? 1783?', 'Outgoing'),
(708, '[ID:708]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Miss Barbara Peareth (Pearith) (Patient)', '10 February 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(709, '[ID:709]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Margaret Home (Hume, of Jordanfield; Miss Home of Branxton)', '', '', 'Miss Margaret Home (Hume, of Jordanfield; Miss Home of Branxton) (Patient)', '1 January 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(710, '[ID:710]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Threlkeld (Threkeld) (Patient)', '14 February 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(711, '[ID:711]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Alston (Patient)', '17 February 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(712, '[ID:712]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Boyle (Patient)', '18 February 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(713, '[ID:713]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Stephen', '', '', 'Captain Grant (Patient)', '18 February 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(714, '[ID:714]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Miss Barbara Peareth (Pearith) (Patient)', '20 February 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(715, '[ID:715]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss J Campbell (Patient)', '23 February 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(716, '[ID:716]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Andrew Liddell (Liddle)', '', '', 'Miss Sinclair (of Southdun) (Patient), Mrs (Patient)', '24 February 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(717, '[ID:717]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Brown (Broun)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Watt (McCall) (of Stranraer) (Patient)', '25 February 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(718, '[ID:718]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr J. Spens', '', '', 'Mr J. Spens (Patient)', '25 February 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(719, '[ID:719]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Andrew Liddell (Liddle)', '', '', 'Miss Sinclair (of Southdun) (Patient)', '26 February 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(720, '[ID:720]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Miss Margaret Home (Hume, of Jordanfield; Miss Home of Branxton)', '', '', 'Miss Margaret Home (Hume, of Jordanfield; Miss Home of Branxton) (Patient)', '26 February 1783', 'Outgoing'),
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(722, '[ID:722]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Fordyce (Patient)', '27 February 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(723, '[ID:723]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Bannatyne (Patient)', '2 March 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(724, '[ID:724]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Aiken', '', '', 'Mr Aiken (Patient)', '5 March 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(725, '[ID:725]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Fraser (Patient)', '5 March 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(726, '[ID:726]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Gillespie (Patient)', '20 March 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(727, '[ID:727]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Innes (Patient)', '22 March 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(728, '[ID:728]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Andrew Buchanan (Buchannan)', '', '', 'Mr Andrew Buchanan (Buchannan) (Patient)', '24 March 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(729, '[ID:729]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr William Holland (Patient)', '29 March 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(730, '[ID:730]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Cook (Cooke; of Gallowhill; of Ogle. )', '', '', 'Mr John Cook (Cooke; of Gallowhill; of Ogle. ) (Patient)', '29 March 1783', 'Outgoing'),
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(732, '[ID:732]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr', '', '', 'Mrs Jane? Campbell (Mrs Capt. Campbell of the 26th Regt) (Patient)', '30 March 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(733, '[ID:733]', 'From: Dr John Stevenson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '9 March 1755', 'Incoming'),
(734, '[ID:734]', 'From: Anonymous / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Earl John Hope (Lord Hopetoun, 2nd Earl of Hopetoun) (Patient)', '24 January 1756', 'Incoming'),
(735, '[ID:735]', 'From: Miss Margaret Hamilton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Agnes Hamilton (Nany, Nanny, of Westburn) (Patient)', '24 March 1756', 'Incoming'),
(736, '[ID:736]', 'From: Dr Alexander Ainslie / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss (Patient)', '21 March 1757', 'Incoming'),
(737, '[ID:737]', 'From: Dr Giovanni Targioni Tozzetti / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain John Gairdner (Patient)', '13 October 1756', 'Incoming'),
(738, '[ID:738]', 'From: Mr / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '26 October 1758', 'Incoming'),
(739, '[ID:739]', 'From: Earl John Hope (Lord Hopetoun, 2nd Earl of Hopetoun) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Earl John Hope (Lord Hopetoun, 2nd Earl of Hopetoun) (Patient)', '21 May 1759', 'Incoming'),
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(741, '[ID:741]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', ' (The Lady) (Patient)', '1760?', 'Outgoing'),
(742, '[ID:742]', 'From: Miss Rachel Cuthbert / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Rachel Cuthbert (Patient)', '23 January 1761', 'Incoming'),
(743, '[ID:743]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '27 June 1761', 'Outgoing'),
(744, '[ID:744]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Malcolm (Patient)', '1 September 1761', 'Outgoing'),
(745, '[ID:745]', 'From: Dr James Kenneth Saunders / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', ' Morison (Patient)', '6 September 1761', 'Incoming'),
(746, '[ID:746]', 'From: Mr William Taylor / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Taylor (Patient)', 'November? 1761', 'Incoming'),
(747, '[ID:747]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Agnes Hamilton (Nany, Nanny, of Westburn) (Patient), Mr James Muir (Patient)', '7 February 1762', 'Incoming'),
(748, '[ID:748]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs L (Patient)', '10 May 1762', 'Incoming'),
(749, '[ID:749]', 'From: Mr Alexander Morison (of Bogney or Bognie; 4th of Bogie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' Morison (Patient)', '13 May 1762', 'Incoming'),
(750, '[ID:750]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Trotter (Sandy Trotter) (Patient)', '15 June 1762', 'Incoming'),
(751, '[ID:751]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Bogle (Robie Bogle, Mr Bogle of Hamilton Farm) (Patient)', '15 June 1762', 'Incoming'),
(752, '[ID:752]', 'From: Mr William Taylor / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Taylor (Patient)', '16 June 1762', 'Incoming'),
(753, '[ID:753]', 'From: Dr John Gregory / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Duff (Patient)', '31 July 1762', 'Incoming'),
(754, '[ID:754]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Duff (Patient)', 'August? 1762', 'Outgoing'),
(755, '[ID:755]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Ritchie (Patient)', '17 September 1762', 'Incoming'),
(756, '[ID:756]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William McCall (Will McAll) (Patient)', '17 September 1762', 'Incoming'),
(757, '[ID:757]', 'From: Mr William Wardrobe / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Janet Turner (Patient)', '30 April 1763', 'Incoming'),
(758, '[ID:758]', 'From:  Andrew Dunnet / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr John Grant (Patient)', '27 August 1763', 'Incoming'),
(759, '[ID:759]', 'From: Mr / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '29 January 1764', 'Incoming'),
(760, '[ID:760]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Grey (Patient)', '21 May 1764', 'Outgoing'),
(761, '[ID:761]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Lamb (Patient), Miss Lamb (Lamb) (Patient), Miss Lamb (Lamb) (Patient)', '21 May 1764', 'Outgoing'),
(762, '[ID:762]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Pratt', '', '', 'Mr Pratt (Patient), Mrs Pratt (Patient)', '22? May? 1764?', 'Outgoing'),
(763, '[ID:763]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Mr Pratt', '', '', 'Mr Pratt (Patient), Mrs Pratt (Patient)', '28 May 1764', 'Incoming'),
(764, '[ID:764]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Pratt', '', '', 'Mr Pratt (Patient), Mrs Pratt (Patient)', 'June? 1764', 'Outgoing'),
(765, '[ID:765]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  Thomas Hall', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Grey (Patient), Mr Moody (Moodie) (Patient), Miss Thorpe (Patient), Mr Rutherford (Patient)', '22? May? 1764', 'Outgoing'),
(766, '[ID:766]', 'From:  Thomas Hall / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Richardson (of Newham) (Patient), Mrs Mary Grey (Patient), Mr Moody (Moodie) (Patient)', '3 June 1764', 'Incoming'),
(767, '[ID:767]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  Thomas Hall', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Grey (Patient), Mr Moody (Moodie) (Patient), Miss Thorpe (Patient), Mrs White (Patient)', 'June? 1764?', 'Outgoing'),
(768, '[ID:768]', 'From: Dr William Redmond (Reman) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss (Patient)', '25 June 1764', 'Incoming'),
(770, '[ID:770]', 'From: Mr William  Joseph Kenworthy (Kennworthy, Kenworthey) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William  Joseph Kenworthy (Kennworthy, Kenworthey) (Patient), Mrs Kenworthy (Kenworthey, Kennworthy) (Patient)', '20 August 1764', 'Incoming'),
(771, '[ID:771]', 'From: Captain Peter Innes / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Peter Innes (Patient)', 'September? 1764', 'Incoming'),
(772, '[ID:772]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  J M', '', '', ' J M (Patient)', '4 February 1765', 'Outgoing'),
(773, '[ID:773]', 'From: Anonymous / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '27 February 1765', 'Incoming'),
(774, '[ID:774]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Thomson (Patient)', 'March? 1765?', 'Outgoing'),
(775, '[ID:775]', 'From: Miss Thomson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Thomson (Patient)', '27 March 1765', 'Incoming'),
(776, '[ID:776]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Leith (Patient)', '18 June 1765', 'Outgoing'),
(777, '[ID:777]', 'From: Dr Johann Justus de Berger / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Fabricius (Patient)', '29 March 1766', 'Incoming'),
(778, '[ID:778]', 'From:  Alexander Wilson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' James (Jamie) (Patient)', '30 March 1766', 'Incoming'),
(779, '[ID:779]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Lord Moray', '', '', 'Lord Moray (Patient)', 'March 1766', 'Outgoing'),
(780, '[ID:780]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Johann Justus de Berger', '', '', 'Mr Fabricius (Patient)', '5 May 1766', 'Outgoing'),
(781, '[ID:781]', 'From: Dr John Duncanson (Duncason) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Jean Campbell (Campble, of Silvercraigs) (Patient)', '6 May 1766', 'Incoming'),
(782, '[ID:782]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Duncanson (Duncason)', '', '', 'Mrs Jean Campbell (Campble, of Silvercraigs) (Patient)', '10 May 1766', 'Outgoing'),
(783, '[ID:783]', 'From:  George Grame / To:  John Ritchardson (Richardson)', '', '', 'Miss Peggy Grame (Graham) (Patient)', 'May 1766', 'Incoming'),
(784, '[ID:784]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Peggy Grame (Graham) (Patient)', '19 May 1766', 'Outgoing'),
(785, '[ID:785]', 'From: Mr Neill Menzies / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Ruthven (Patient)', '25 May 1766', 'Incoming'),
(786, '[ID:786]', 'From: Mr Neill Menzies / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Ruthven (Patient)', '27 May 1766', 'Incoming'),
(787, '[ID:787]', 'From: Mr Finny / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', 'May 1766', 'Incoming'),
(788, '[ID:788]', 'From: Mr Neill Menzies / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Ruthven (Patient)', '1 June 1766', 'Incoming'),
(789, '[ID:789]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Paterson (Mrs Paterson of Dysart)', '', '', 'Mrs Paterson (Mrs Paterson of Dysart) (Patient)', '7 June 1766', 'Outgoing'),
(790, '[ID:790]', 'From: Dr John Duncanson (Duncason) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Jean Campbell (Campble, of Silvercraigs) (Patient)', '10 June 1766', 'Incoming'),
(791, '[ID:791]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Stewart (Mrs Stewart of Torrence (Torrance)) (Patient)', '13 June 1766', 'Outgoing'),
(792, '[ID:792]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Jean Campbell (Campble, of Silvercraigs) (Patient)', '14 June 1766', 'Outgoing'),
(793, '[ID:793]', 'From: Dr John Hope / To: Dr John Hope', '', '', 'Mrs Jean Campbell (Campble, of Silvercraigs) (Patient)', 'June 1766', 'Outgoing'),
(794, '[ID:794]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Pate', '', '', 'Mr Pate (Patient)', '31 August 1761', 'Outgoing'),
(795, '[ID:795]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Bell', '', '', 'Mr Bell (Patient)', '29 April 1767', 'Outgoing'),
(796, '[ID:796]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Major Crawford (Crauford) (Patient)', '30 December 1767', 'Outgoing'),
(797, '[ID:797]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Donaldson (Patient)', '25 March 1768', 'Outgoing'),
(798, '[ID:798]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Kenneth Saunders', '', '', 'Mrs Innes (of Muiriefauld, Muiryfold) (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '4 April 1768', 'Outgoing'),
(799, '[ID:799]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Wood', '', '', 'Mr Gair (Patient)', '19 April 1768', 'Outgoing'),
(800, '[ID:800]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Isaac Grant', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '25 May 1768', 'Outgoing'),
(801, '[ID:801]', 'From:  James Russell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Earl James Ogilvie (Ogilvy; 7th Earl of Findlater, 4th Earl of Seafield; Lord Deskford (before 1770)) (Patient)', '22 June 1768', 'Incoming'),
(802, '[ID:802]', 'From:  John Burn / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' (Burn) (Patient)', '7 January 1765', 'Incoming'),
(803, '[ID:803]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' James Hamilton (7th Duke of Hamilton) (Patient)', '12 July 1769', 'Incoming'),
(804, '[ID:804]', 'From: Dr Alexander Wemyss (of Pitkenny) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Elizabeth Lindsay (Betty; Lindesay) (Patient)', '27 December 1769', 'Incoming'),
(805, '[ID:805]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr Campbell (of Sherwin) (Patient)', '30 December 1767', 'Outgoing'),
(806, '[ID:806]', 'From: Dr Gilbert Steuart / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '2 January 1770', 'Incoming'),
(807, '[ID:807]', 'From: Dr James Kenneth Saunders / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '2 February 1770', 'Incoming'),
(808, '[ID:808]', 'From: Mr Thomas Duncanson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Duncanson (Beaton or Bethune) (Patient), Mrs Falconer (Patient)', '29 June 1770', 'Incoming'),
(809, '[ID:809]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Russel (Patient)', '12 July 1770', 'Outgoing'),
(810, '[ID:810]', 'From: Mr Gavin Fullarton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Donald (Donald) (Patient), Anonymous (Patient), Anonymous (Patient), Anonymous (Patient), Anonymous (Patient), Anonymous (Patient), Anonymous (Patient), Anonymous (Patient), Anonymous (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '14 April 1772', 'Incoming'),
(811, '[ID:811]', 'From: Mr Alexander Campbell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Lewis Dunbar (\'Lewie\') (Patient)', 'May 1771', 'Incoming'),
(812, '[ID:812]', 'From: Mrs Sophia Dunbar (Campbell) (Mrs Dunbar of Grange and Burgie House) / To: Mr Alexander Campbell', '', '', 'Mr Lewis Dunbar (\'Lewie\') (Patient)', '3 May 1771', 'Incoming'),
(813, '[ID:813]', 'From: Mr William Cuningham (Cunningham(e)) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Cuningham (Cunningham(e)) (Patient)', '14 June 1771', 'Incoming'),
(814, '[ID:814]', 'From: Dr Christopher Douglas (of Kelso) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Earl James Maitland (of Lauderdale; Lord Lauderdale; 7th Earl of Lauderdale) (Patient), Mrs (Patient)', '19 August 1771', 'Incoming'),
(815, '[ID:815]', 'From: Mrs Baillie / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '19 August 1771', 'Incoming'),
(816, '[ID:816]', 'From: Dr Ivie Campbell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Campbell (Patient)', '15 November 1771', 'Incoming'),
(817, '[ID:817]', 'From: Anonymous / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss I. (Patient)', '7 February 1772', 'Incoming'),
(818, '[ID:818]', 'From: Anonymous / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '7 March 1772', 'Incoming'),
(819, '[ID:819]', 'From: Mr Gavin Fullarton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Forbes (Patient), Anonymous (Patient), Anonymous (Patient), Anonymous (Patient), Anonymous (Patient), Anonymous (Patient), Anonymous (Patient), Anonymous (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '14 April 1772', 'Incoming'),
(820, '[ID:820]', 'From: Mr Andrew Liddell (Liddle) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss (Patient)', '16 April 1772', 'Incoming'),
(821, '[ID:821]', 'From: Mr Alexander Parlane / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James McCall (Patient)', '17 May 1772', 'Incoming'),
(822, '[ID:822]', 'From:  Thomas Scott / To: Professor Alexander Monro (secundus; Munro )', '', '', 'Baillie James Rodger (Patient)', '2 June 1772', 'Incoming'),
(823, '[ID:823]', 'From: Mr Andrew Liddell (Liddle) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss (Patient), Mrs (\'the Lady\' ) (Patient)', '13 June 1772', 'Incoming'),
(824, '[ID:824]', 'From: Dr James Alexander / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' Peggy Glasgow (Patient),  John Galt (Patient)', '24 June 1772', 'Incoming'),
(825, '[ID:825]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Countess Catharine Elizabeth Gordon (Hanson) (Katherine, of Aberdeen; Lady Aberdeen)', '', '', 'Countess Catharine Elizabeth Gordon (Hanson) (Katherine, of Aberdeen; Lady Aberdeen) (Patient)', '26 June 1772', 'Outgoing'),
(826, '[ID:826]', 'From:  T Shiels / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' T Shiels (Patient), Mr Knox (Patient), Mrs Knox (Patient)', '30 June 1772', 'Incoming'),
(827, '[ID:827]', 'From: Dr Gilbert Blane / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs (Blane) (Patient)', '30 June 1772', 'Incoming'),
(828, '[ID:828]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Knox (Patient), Mrs Knox (Patient)', 'July 1772', 'Outgoing'),
(829, '[ID:829]', 'From:  T Shiels / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' T Shiels (Patient), Mr Knox (Patient)', 'July 1772', 'Incoming'),
(830, '[ID:830]', 'From:  William Laing / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Malcolm Laing (Patient)', '8 July 1772', 'Incoming'),
(831, '[ID:831]', 'From: Sir Robert Menzies (3rd Baronet, of that Ilk) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lady Mary Menzies (Stuart) (Patient)', '8 July 1772', 'Incoming'),
(832, '[ID:832]', 'From: Dr Charles Bisset (C.B.) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Anne Bisset (Patient)', '12 July 1772', 'Incoming'),
(833, '[ID:833]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Charles Bisset (C.B.)', '', '', 'Mrs Anne Bisset (Patient)', '16? July? 1772?', 'Outgoing'),
(834, '[ID:834]', 'From: Mr Andrew Liddell (Liddle) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Sinclair (of Harpsdale) (Patient), Miss (Patient)', '18 July 1772', 'Incoming'),
(835, '[ID:835]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Stevenson (in Arbroath)', '', '', 'Captain Malcolm Ramsay (Patient)', '20 July 1772', 'Outgoing'),
(836, '[ID:836]', 'From: Dr James Alexander / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' Peggy Glasgow (Patient)', '23 July 1772', 'Incoming'),
(837, '[ID:837]', 'From: Mr Gavin Fullarton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Forbes (Patient), Miss Turner (Patient)', '30 July 1772', 'Incoming'),
(838, '[ID:838]', 'From: Mr Charles Broughton / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '7 October 1772', 'Incoming'),
(839, '[ID:839]', 'From: Mr Charles Broughton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '24 October 1772', 'Incoming'),
(840, '[ID:840]', 'From: Mr Donald Campbell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Donald Campbell (Patient)', '16? November? 1785?', 'Incoming'),
(841, '[ID:841]', 'From:  W Turner / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Woodcock (Patient)', '23 January 1773', 'Incoming'),
(842, '[ID:842]', 'From: Mr Thomas Christie / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Christie (Patient)', '20 March 1773', 'Incoming'),
(843, '[ID:843]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', 'March 1773', 'Incoming'),
(844, '[ID:844]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '26 April 1773', 'Incoming'),
(845, '[ID:845]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mrs Mackenzie (Patient)', '13 May 1772', 'Incoming'),
(846, '[ID:846]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Ascough (Patient)', '5 June 1773', 'Outgoing'),
(847, '[ID:847]', 'From: Anonymous / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', ' William Gordon (of Gordonstoun; later Sir William Gordon, 6th Bt of Gordonstoun.) (Patient)', '20 June 1773', 'Incoming'),
(848, '[ID:848]', 'From:  James Dalzell (Dalziel, of Dumfries.) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' James Dalzell (Dalziel, of Dumfries.) (Patient)', '21 June 1773', 'Incoming'),
(849, '[ID:849]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Russel (Russell) (Patient)', '24 June 1773', 'Outgoing'),
(850, '[ID:850]', 'From: Mr Charles Broughton / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Lord George van den BempdÃ©-Johnstone (Johnstone) (Marquess of Annandale; Marquis of Annandale; of Hackness) (Patient), Miss (Patient), Lady Catherine Northcote (Bradford) (Lady Northcote) (Patient), Miss (Patient), Mr (Patient)', '6 July 1773', 'Incoming'),
(851, '[ID:851]', 'From: Lieutenant Lloyd Bagold / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lieutenant Lloyd Bagold (Patient)', '7 July 1773', 'Incoming'),
(852, '[ID:852]', 'From: Mr William Turnbull / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Smith (Patient)', '22 July 1773', 'Incoming'),
(853, '[ID:853]', 'From:  David Callander / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' David Callander (Patient)', '29 August 1773', 'Incoming'),
(854, '[ID:854]', 'From: Dr James Hamilton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Anstruther (Patient)', 'September 1773', 'Incoming'),
(855, '[ID:855]', 'From: Dr James Flint / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' Watson (Patient)', '11 October 1773', 'Incoming'),
(856, '[ID:856]', 'From: Mr Charles Broughton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Trail (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '12 October 1773', 'Incoming'),
(857, '[ID:857]', 'From: Mr John Fell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Christopher Wilson (Patient)', '1 November 1773', 'Incoming'),
(858, '[ID:858]', 'From:  Alexander Thomson / To: Mr Charles Broughton', '', '', 'Mrs Atkinson (Patient)', '3 November 1773', 'Incoming'),
(859, '[ID:859]', 'From: Mr Charles Broughton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss (Patient), Mr (Patient), Anonymous (Patient),  (\'a Man of Fashion related to Lord Annansdale\') (Patient)', '4 November 1773', 'Incoming'),
(860, '[ID:860]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Reddie (Patient)', '23 December 1773', 'Incoming'),
(861, '[ID:861]', 'From: Mr Charles Broughton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Manning (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '1773', 'Incoming'),
(862, '[ID:862]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Lady McKenzie [Mackenzie] (Lady McKenzie of Scatwell) (Patient)', '14? July? 1773', 'Incoming'),
(863, '[ID:863]', 'From: Mr David Bethune (of Kilconquhar; of Balfour) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr David Bethune (of Kilconquhar; of Balfour) (Patient)', '1 January 1774', 'Incoming'),
(864, '[ID:864]', 'From:  James Carmichael / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Mackinlay (Patient)', '12 January 1774', 'Incoming'),
(865, '[ID:865]', 'From: Dr John Willison (of Dundee) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Yeaman (Patient)', '12 January 1774', 'Incoming'),
(866, '[ID:866]', 'From: Mr Robert Forbes / To:  William Dunbar', '', '', 'Mrs Maddie(?) Fordyce (Patient)', '12 January 1774', 'Incoming'),
(867, '[ID:867]', 'From: Mr Robert Forbes / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Maddie(?) Fordyce (Patient)', '12 January 1774', 'Incoming'),
(868, '[ID:868]', 'From: Captain Alexander Fordyce / To:  William Dunbar', '', '', 'Mrs Maddie(?) Fordyce (Patient)', '16 January 1774', 'Incoming'),
(869, '[ID:869]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Maddie(?) Fordyce (Patient)', '19? January 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(870, '[ID:870]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Anne Burrow (Broadley) (Burrows) (Patient)', '21 January 1774', 'Incoming'),
(871, '[ID:871]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Mollison (Molison, Molyson)', '', '', 'Mrs Anne Burrow (Broadley) (Burrows) (Patient)', '22 January 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(872, '[ID:872]', 'From: Mr N Halkerston / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr N Halkerston (Patient)', '25 January 1774', 'Incoming'),
(873, '[ID:873]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr N Halkerston (Patient)', 'February 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(874, '[ID:874]', 'From: Dr Hugh Downman / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Anne Downman (Ann) (Patient)', '7 February 1774', 'Incoming'),
(875, '[ID:875]', 'From: Dr Hugh Downman / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Anne Downman (Ann) (Patient)', 'February 1775?', 'Incoming'),
(876, '[ID:876]', 'From: Anonymous / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '9 February 1774', 'Incoming'),
(877, '[ID:877]', 'From:  Henry Miller / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Cecilia Douglas (Craigie) (of Strathendry) (Patient)', '8 February 1774', 'Incoming'),
(878, '[ID:878]', 'From: Dr Louis Odier / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Suzanne Odier (Suzanne Baux) (Patient)', '14 February 1774', 'Incoming'),
(879, '[ID:879]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Oswald', '', '', 'Mrs Oswald (Patient)', '18 February 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(880, '[ID:880]', 'From:  Archibald McIntyre / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr McIntyre (Patient)', '21 February 1774', 'Incoming'),
(881, '[ID:881]', 'From: Mr John Andrew / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Stewart (Patient)', '23 February 1774', 'Incoming'),
(882, '[ID:882]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '23 February 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(883, '[ID:883]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Ann Oswald (of Raphoe) (Patient)', 'February 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(884, '[ID:884]', 'From: Dr Patrick Scott / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Mylred (Patient)', '5 March 1774', 'Incoming'),
(885, '[ID:885]', 'From: Mr Gavin Fullarton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '9 March 1774', 'Incoming'),
(886, '[ID:886]', 'From: Governor John Wood (of the Isle of Man) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Governor John Wood (of the Isle of Man) (Patient)', '9 March 1774', 'Incoming'),
(887, '[ID:887]', 'Cover Letter and Case Note', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '10 March 1774', 'Incoming'),
(888, '[ID:888]', 'From: Mr James Wood (of Berwick) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' Jane Dickenson (Patient)', '15 March 1774', 'Incoming'),
(889, '[ID:889]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', ' John Murdoch (Patient)', '15 March 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(890, '[ID:890]', 'From:  George Dunbar / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' George Dunbar (Patient)', '16 March 1774', 'Incoming'),
(891, '[ID:891]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Patrick Scott', '', '', 'Mr Mylred (Patient)', '17 March 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(892, '[ID:892]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '18 March 1774', 'Incoming'),
(893, '[ID:893]', 'From:  Henry Miller / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Cecilia Douglas (Craigie) (of Strathendry) (Patient), Miss Amelia Clephane (Clephan) (Patient)', '22 March 1774', 'Incoming'),
(894, '[ID:894]', 'From: Dr John Alves / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '24 March 1774', 'Incoming'),
(895, '[ID:895]', 'From: Mr Alexander Mollison (Molison, Molyson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' John Murdoch (Patient)', '27 March 1774', 'Incoming'),
(896, '[ID:896]', 'From:  John Rogers / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' John Rogers (Patient)', '28 March 1774', 'Incoming'),
(897, '[ID:897]', 'From: Dr Ivie Campbell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Campbell (Patient)', '1 April 1774', 'Incoming'),
(898, '[ID:898]', 'From:  William Dunbar / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' George Dunbar (Patient)', '1 April 1774', 'Incoming'),
(899, '[ID:899]', 'From:  Henry Miller / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Cecilia Douglas (Craigie) (of Strathendry) (Patient), Miss Amelia Clephane (Clephan) (Patient)', '4 April 1774', 'Incoming'),
(900, '[ID:900]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Malcolm MacNeill (of Carskey) (Patient)', '14 April 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(901, '[ID:901]', 'From: Mr Gavin Fullarton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Morison (Patient), Mrs Tucker (Patient)', '25 May 1774', 'Incoming'),
(902, '[ID:902]', 'From:  Richard Allen / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' Robert Harkness (Patient)', '3 June 1774', 'Incoming'),
(903, '[ID:903]', 'Case Note', '', '', ' Robert Harkness (Patient)', '3 June 1774', 'Incoming'),
(904, '[ID:904]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Lady Charlotte Hay (Hay) (Patient), Lady Henrietta  Jane Hay (Harriet) (Patient)', '26 July 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(905, '[ID:905]', 'From: Mr Charles Broughton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' Cummings (Patient), Anonymous (Patient), Anonymous (Patient), Anonymous (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '26 July 1774', 'Incoming'),
(906, '[ID:906]', 'From: Dr Charles Blagden / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Tillard (Patient)', '29 July 1774', 'Incoming'),
(907, '[ID:907]', 'From: Mr John Boyes (of Wellhall) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', ' Andrew Boyes (of Wellshall) (Patient)', '6 August 1774', 'Incoming'),
(908, '[ID:908]', 'Case Note', '', '', ' Andrew Boyes (of Wellshall) (Patient)', '2 August 1774', 'Misc'),
(909, '[ID:909]', 'From: Anonymous / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '14 August 1774', 'Incoming'),
(910, '[ID:910]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lord George van den BempdÃ©-Johnstone (Johnstone) (Marquess of Annandale; Marquis of Annandale; of Hackness) (Patient), Mr (Patient), Anonymous (Patient), Anonymous (Patient), Anonymous (Patient),  Ewing (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '18 August 1774', 'Incoming'),
(911, '[ID:911]', 'From: Mr Joseph Sanderson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Joseph Sanderson (Patient)', '20 August 1774', 'Incoming'),
(912, '[ID:912]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: Mr Charles Broughton', '', '', 'Mr James Gilchrist (Patient)', '2 September 1774', 'Incoming'),
(913, '[ID:913]', 'From: Mr Andrew Liddell (Liddle) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Traill (Trail, of Westove) (Patient), Miss Sinclair (Patient)', '4 September 1774', 'Incoming'),
(914, '[ID:914]', 'From: Dr R. W. Stack / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Stapleton (of Carlton) (Patient)', '26 September 1774', 'Incoming'),
(915, '[ID:915]', 'From: Dr Hugh Marshall / To: Mr Thomas Hay', '', '', ' James McAlester (Jamie McAlaster, Mcallester) (Patient)', '5 October 1774', 'Incoming'),
(916, '[ID:916]', 'From:  W Turner / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Woodcock (Patient)', '9 November 1774', 'Incoming'),
(917, '[ID:917]', 'From:  William Niven / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' William Niven (Patient)', '10 October 1774', 'Incoming'),
(918, '[ID:918]', 'From:  John Ilderton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' John Ilderton (Patient)', '17 October 1774', 'Incoming'),
(919, '[ID:919]', 'From: Anonymous / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr G C (Patient)', '21 October 1774', 'Incoming'),
(920, '[ID:920]', 'From: Mr Edward Watson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Hedworth Williamson (6th Baronet of Whitburn) (Patient)', '24 October 1774', 'Incoming'),
(921, '[ID:921]', 'From: Dr John MacMahon (Jean-Baptiste de MacMahon, Marquis de MacMahon, Marquis d\'Eguilly) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr McArthur (Patient)', '25 October 1774', 'Incoming'),
(922, '[ID:922]', 'From: Dr John Lamont / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Garthshore (James Garthshore of Alderston) (Patient)', '27 October 1774', 'Incoming'),
(923, '[ID:923]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr James Garthshore (James Garthshore of Alderston) (Patient)', 'October 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(924, '[ID:924]', 'From: Mr James Garthshore (James Garthshore of Alderston) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Garthshore (James Garthshore of Alderston) (Patient)', '20 October 1774', 'Incoming'),
(925, '[ID:925]', 'From: Dr John Alves / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Hugh Fraser (Patient)', '26 October 1774', 'Incoming');
INSERT INTO `PROD_doc_title` (`doc_id`, `doc_id_txt`, `doc_desc`, `author`, `addressee`, `patient`, `full_date`, `document_direction`) VALUES
(926, '[ID:926]', 'From: Dr Robert Wood / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lord John Gray (11th Lord Gray) (Patient), Mr Ross (Patient)', '1 November 1774', 'Incoming'),
(927, '[ID:927]', 'From: Mr George Paton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Andrew Ross (Patient)', '2 November 1774', 'Incoming'),
(928, '[ID:928]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr Andrew Ross (Patient)', '21 October 1774', 'Incoming'),
(929, '[ID:929]', 'From: Mr Gilbert Meason (of Mordun) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Crawfurd (Sandy, Crawford) (Patient)', '3 November 1774', 'Incoming'),
(930, '[ID:930]', 'From: Countess Margaret McDouall or McDouall-Crichton  (Craufurd) (Lady Dumfries, Countess of Dumfries) / To: Mr Gilbert Meason (of Mordun)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Crawfurd (Sandy, Crawford) (Patient)', '30 October 1774', 'Incoming'),
(931, '[ID:931]', 'From: Mr James Garthshore (James Garthshore of Alderston) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Garthshore (James Garthshore of Alderston) (Patient)', '4 November 1774', 'Incoming'),
(932, '[ID:932]', 'From: Mrs Mary Lockhart (Porterfield) (of Lee) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Lockhart (John Lockhart of Lee) (Patient)', '4 November 1774', 'Incoming'),
(933, '[ID:933]', 'From: Mr Joseph Sanderson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Joseph Sanderson (Patient)', '8 November 1774', 'Incoming'),
(934, '[ID:934]', 'From: Dr Ivie Campbell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Campbell (Patient)', '9 November 1774', 'Incoming'),
(935, '[ID:935]', 'From: Dr John Gregory / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Campbell (Patient)', '22 December 1772', 'Incoming'),
(936, '[ID:936]', 'From: Mr Malcolm MacNeill (of Carskey) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Malcolm MacNeill (of Carskey) (Patient)', '10 November 1774', 'Incoming'),
(937, '[ID:937]', 'From: Mr Anthony Wilkinson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Anthony Wilkinson (Patient)', '18 November 1774', 'Incoming'),
(938, '[ID:938]', 'From: Mr Robert Brisbane / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' (Negro man) (Patient)', '26 November 1774', 'Incoming'),
(939, '[ID:939]', 'From: Dr John Hall / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Anthony Wilkinson (Patient)', '26 November 1774', 'Incoming'),
(940, '[ID:940]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Stapleton (of Carlton)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Stapleton (of Carlton) (Patient)', '14? December? 1774?', 'Outgoing'),
(941, '[ID:941]', 'From: Dr John Hall / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Anthony Wilkinson (Patient)', '1 December 1774', 'Incoming'),
(942, '[ID:942]', 'From: Mr Thomas Stapleton (of Carlton) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Stapleton (of Carlton) (Patient)', '8 December 1774', 'Incoming'),
(943, '[ID:943]', 'From: Mr James Fea (of Clestrain) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Andrew Ross (Patient)', '10 December 1774', 'Incoming'),
(944, '[ID:944]', 'From: Dr Hugh Marshall / To: Mr Thomas Hay', '', '', ' James McAlester (Jamie McAlaster, Mcallester) (Patient)', '29 December 1774', 'Incoming'),
(948, '[ID:948]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Fenwick (Patient)', 'April 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(949, '[ID:949]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Mr Robert Ligertwood', '', '', 'Mr Robert Ligertwood (Patient)', '11 April 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(950, '[ID:950]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Thomas French (Patient)', '15 April 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(951, '[ID:951]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Alves', '', '', 'Sheriff Campbell (Patient)', '17 April 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(952, '[ID:952]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Earl Dunbar Douglas (Hamilton) (Lord Selkirk, 4th Earl of Selkirk)', '', '', 'Lord Basil William Douglas (Lord Daer) (Patient)', '17 April 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(953, '[ID:953]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Michael Stewart (Shaw-Stewart, of Ardgowan; later 5th Baronet) (Patient)', '17 April 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(954, '[ID:954]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', ' William Sutherland (Sutherland of Schersness) (Patient)', '26 April 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(955, '[ID:955]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Neilson (Nielson, of Paisley) (Patient), Mrs Macclaw (MacLaw, Mclaws) (Patient)', '24 April 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(956, '[ID:956]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Maccalaster (Patient)', '9 May 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(957, '[ID:957]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Walker', '', '', 'Mr Thomson (of Kirkcudbright) (Patient)', '10 May 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(958, '[ID:958]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Heysham', '', '', 'Miss Brown (Patient)', '10 May 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(959, '[ID:959]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Donald Ruthven', '', '', 'Mr Dugald Malcolm Ruthven (Patient)', '13 May 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(960, '[ID:960]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Neilson (Nielson, of Paisley) (Patient)', '15 May 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(961, '[ID:961]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John McKie (Junior)', '', '', 'Mr John McKie (Junior) (Patient)', '15 May 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(962, '[ID:962]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Mr David Maclean (Mclean, McClean)', '', '', 'Mr David Maclean (Mclean, McClean) (Patient)', '15 May 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(963, '[ID:963]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Oglethorp Wainman (Waineman)', '', '', 'Miss Mary Swaine (Patient)', '18 May 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(964, '[ID:964]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  William Sutherland (Sutherland of Schersness)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '22 May 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(965, '[ID:965]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr D. Allan (Patient)', '22 May 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(966, '[ID:966]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Dr Thomas Mutter (Reverend) (Patient)', '25 May 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(967, '[ID:967]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Walker', '', '', 'Mr Thomson (of Kirkcudbright) (Patient)', '25 May 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(968, '[ID:968]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Dr Thomas Mutter (Reverend) (Patient)', '31 May 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(969, '[ID:969]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend Joseph Munro (of Edderton)', '', '', 'Reverend Joseph Munro (of Edderton) (Patient)', '1 June 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(970, '[ID:970]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Henry Watt (of Burntisland)', '', '', 'Mr Henry Watt (of Burntisland) (Patient)', '2 June 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(971, '[ID:971]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Richard Lambert', '', '', 'Miss Harrison (Patient)', '4 June 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(972, '[ID:972]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Richard Lambert', '', '', 'Miss Elizabeth Harrison (Patient)', '4 June 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(973, '[ID:973]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Walker', '', '', 'Mr Thomson (of Kirkcudbright) (Patient)', '4 June 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(974, '[ID:974]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Neilson (Nielson, of Paisley) (Patient)', '5 June 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(975, '[ID:975]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Dr Thomas Mutter (Reverend) (Patient)', '11 June 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(976, '[ID:976]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Heysham', '', '', 'Miss Brown (Patient), Mr John Leveck (Levec) (Patient)', '11 June 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(977, '[ID:977]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Stephen Cleasby', '', '', 'Mr Smith (of Barnard Castle) (Patient)', '11 June 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(978, '[ID:978]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Balmain', '', '', 'Miss Elizabeth Charlotte? Balmain (Patient)', '15 June 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(979, '[ID:979]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Bannerman', '', '', 'Mrs McMichen (McMiken) (Patient)', '15 June 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(980, '[ID:980]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Findlay', '', '', 'Lord George Fraser (15th Lord Saltoun of Abernethy) (Patient)', '21 June 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(981, '[ID:981]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Richard Lambert', '', '', 'Miss Mary Peareth (Pearith, Peariths) (Patient), Miss Barbara Peareth (Pearith) (Patient), Miss Henrietta Peareth (Patient)', '22 June 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(982, '[ID:982]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Hunter (Patient)', '26 June 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(983, '[ID:983]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Robert Wood', '', '', 'Lady Margaret Gray (Blair) (Grey; Honble Lady Gray) (Patient)', '1 July 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(984, '[ID:984]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Robert Wood', '', '', 'Mr John Donaldson (Patient)', '1 July 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(985, '[ID:985]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Michael Stewart (Shaw-Stewart, of Ardgowan; later 5th Baronet)', '', '', 'Mr Michael Stewart (Shaw-Stewart, of Ardgowan; later 5th Baronet) (Patient)', '4 July 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(986, '[ID:986]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Graham', '', '', 'Mr John Graham (Patient)', '12 July 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(987, '[ID:987]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Mr George Mackenzie (McKenzie) (Patient)', '12 July 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(988, '[ID:988]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Dr Thomas Mutter (Reverend) (Patient), Mr George Mackenzie (McKenzie) (Patient)', '12 July 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(989, '[ID:989]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Christian Hamilton (of Murdieston)', '', '', 'Provost Walter Inglis Hamilton (Patient)', '12 July 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(990, '[ID:990]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Margaret Logie (in Shetland) (Patient)', '10 July 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(991, '[ID:991]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Mr George Mackenzie (McKenzie) (Patient)', '21 June 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(992, '[ID:992]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr George Hamilton', '', '', 'Miss Isabella? Agnew (of Lochnaw) (Patient)', '22 July 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(993, '[ID:993]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Henry Watt (of Burntisland)', '', '', 'Mr Henry Watt (of Burntisland) (Patient)', '23 July 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(994, '[ID:994]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  Lachlan Campbell (Lauchlan Campbell)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '27 July 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(995, '[ID:995]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Henry Watt (of Burntisland)', '', '', 'Mr Henry Watt (of Burntisland) (Patient)', '28 July 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(996, '[ID:996]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr John Ord (Orde, of Weetwood) (Patient)', '28 July 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(997, '[ID:997]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Hamilton Inglis (of Murdist(o)un; Alexander Inglis Hamilton) (Patient)', '28 July 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(998, '[ID:998]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr George M\'Culloch (Maculloch, Macullock)', '', '', 'Mr George M\'Culloch (Maculloch, Macullock) (Patient)', '30 July 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(999, '[ID:999]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Captain Burden (Patient)', '3 August 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1000, '[ID:1000]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Captain Pearce (Patient)', '4 August 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1001, '[ID:1001]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr George Hamilton', '', '', 'Miss Isabella? Agnew (of Lochnaw) (Patient)', '10 August 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1002, '[ID:1002]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Gammel (at Greenock) (Patient)', '10 August 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1003, '[ID:1003]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Ord (Orde, of Weetwood)', '', '', 'Mr John Ord (Orde, of Weetwood) (Patient)', '10 August 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1004, '[ID:1004]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Hamilton Inglis (of Murdist(o)un; Alexander Inglis Hamilton)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Hamilton Inglis (of Murdist(o)un; Alexander Inglis Hamilton) (Patient)', '10 August 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1005, '[ID:1005]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Provost Walter Inglis Hamilton (Patient)', '10 August 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1006, '[ID:1006]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Greigson (Patient)', '16 August 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1007, '[ID:1007]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Greigson (Patient)', '16 August 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1008, '[ID:1008]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Oswald (Patient)', '16 August 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1009, '[ID:1009]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Mucklejohn', '', '', 'Mr James Mucklejohn (Patient)', '20 August 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1010, '[ID:1010]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Arthur Robertson', '', '', 'Mr Arthur Robertson (Patient), Miss Jean Robertson (Patient), Miss Marie Robertson (Menie) (Patient)', '22 August 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1011, '[ID:1011]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr George Mackenzie (McKenzie) (Patient)', '23 August 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1012, '[ID:1012]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Patrick Duguid Leslie', '', '', 'Miss J Campbell (Patient)', '24 August 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1013, '[ID:1013]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Miss Mary Clutterbuck (Patient)', '26 August 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1014, '[ID:1014]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Anthony Chamier (Charmier, Chamia)', '', '', 'Mr Anthony Chamier (Charmier, Chamia) (Patient)', '30 August 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1015, '[ID:1015]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Hamilton', '', '', 'Miss Margaret Home (Hume, of Jordanfield; Miss Home of Branxton) (Patient)', '1 September 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1016, '[ID:1016]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Dougall (Dougal)', '', '', 'Miss Nelly Leslie (at Kininvie) (Patient)', '2 September 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1017, '[ID:1017]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Clark (Clerke, Clarke)', '', '', 'Mr George Waldie (of Hinderside [Hendersyde]) (Patient)', '8 September 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1018, '[ID:1018]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Stephen', '', '', 'Mr James Brander (Patient)', '9 September 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1019, '[ID:1019]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', ' Robert Cunynghame (Bobby, at Livingston) (Patient)', '15 September 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1020, '[ID:1020]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend William Donaldson (of Ballantrae)', '', '', 'Mrs McKessock (Mackessock) (Patient)', '15 September 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1021, '[ID:1021]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Jane Webster', '', '', 'Mrs Jane Webster (Patient)', '16 September 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1022, '[ID:1022]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Anthony Chamier (Charmier, Chamia)', '', '', 'Mr Anthony Chamier (Charmier, Chamia) (Patient)', '16 September 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1023, '[ID:1023]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Lieutenant Ross (Patient)', '25 September 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1024, '[ID:1024]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Wilson', '', '', 'Miss Ker (Patient)', '25 September 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1025, '[ID:1025]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Robert Menzies (of Dura )', '', '', 'Mrs Margaret Thomson (Paterson) (Thompson; of Charleton) (Patient)', '26 September 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1026, '[ID:1026]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Walker', '', '', 'Mr Thomson (of Kirkcudbright) (Patient)', '27 September 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1027, '[ID:1027]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Jean Dundas (Grant) (of Arniston)', '', '', 'Miss Dundas (Patient)', '28 September 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1028, '[ID:1028]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Clark (Clerke, Clarke)', '', '', 'Mrs Clark (Clerke, Clarke) (Patient)', '3 October 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1029, '[ID:1029]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Close (of Lisborn) (Patient)', '5 October 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1030, '[ID:1030]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Anthony Chamier (Charmier, Chamia)', '', '', 'Mr Anthony Chamier (Charmier, Chamia) (Patient)', '5 October 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1031, '[ID:1031]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Anthony Chamier (Charmier, Chamia)', '', '', 'Mr Anthony Chamier (Charmier, Chamia) (Patient)', '9 October 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1032, '[ID:1032]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Sir George Burnet(t) (Burnett of Kemnay)', '', '', 'Sir George Burnet(t) (Burnett of Kemnay) (Patient)', '9 October 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1033, '[ID:1033]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Dr Thomas Mutter (Reverend) (Patient), Mr George Mackenzie (McKenzie) (Patient)', '9 October 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1034, '[ID:1034]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Gavin Fullarton', '', '', 'Mr Samuel Crauford (Patient)', '12 October 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1035, '[ID:1035]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Sir Robert Campbell (of Ashnish)', '', '', 'Miss Campbell (of Ardnish) (Patient)', '16 October 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1036, '[ID:1036]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Livingston', '', '', ' George Ogilvy (at Green Hall) (Patient)', '16 October 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1037, '[ID:1037]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Sir George Burnet(t) (Burnett of Kemnay)', '', '', 'Sir George Burnet(t) (Burnett of Kemnay) (Patient)', '16 October 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1038, '[ID:1038]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Lady Augusta Murray (of Dunmore) (Patient), Countess Charlotte Murray (Stewart) (Lady Dunmore) (Patient)', '18 October 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1039, '[ID:1039]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Hamilton', '', '', 'Miss Margaret Home (Hume, of Jordanfield; Miss Home of Branxton) (Patient)', '18 October 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1040, '[ID:1040]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Miss Mary Peareth (Pearith, Peariths) (Patient), Miss Mary Clutterbuck (Patient), Miss Barbara Peareth (Pearith) (Patient), Miss Henrietta Peareth (Patient)', '19 October 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1041, '[ID:1041]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Schaw (Shaw) (Patient)', '19 October 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1042, '[ID:1042]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', 'Lady Grace Campbell (Stuart) (of Stonefield) (Patient)', '30 October 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1043, '[ID:1043]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Ker (of Littleden) (Patient)', '31 October 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1044, '[ID:1044]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Clark (Clerke, Clarke)', '', '', 'Mrs Clark (Clerke, Clarke) (Patient)', '26 October 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1045, '[ID:1045]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend William Donaldson (of Ballantrae)', '', '', 'Mrs McKessock (Mackessock) (Patient)', '30 October 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1046, '[ID:1046]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Reverend Maxwell Kennedy (of Londonderry) (Patient)', '30 October 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1047, '[ID:1047]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Livingston', '', '', ' George Ogilvy (at Green Hall) (Patient)', '31 October 1780?', 'Outgoing'),
(1048, '[ID:1048]', 'From: Mr Stephen Cleasby / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Milbanke (Patient)', '1 November 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1049, '[ID:1049]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr George Waldie (Mr Waldie jr, of Hendersyde, Kingswood, or of Forth House)', '', '', 'Mr George Waldie (Mr Waldie jr, of Hendersyde, Kingswood, or of Forth House) (Patient)', 'November 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1050, '[ID:1050]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Vaughan', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '8 November 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1051, '[ID:1051]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', ' George Ogilvy (at Green Hall) (Patient)', '17 November 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1052, '[ID:1052]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Drennan', '', '', 'Mrs Mattear (Drennan) (Mattaire, Mullaire\n) (Patient)', '18 November 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1053, '[ID:1053]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Ralph Paterson (Patterson)', '', '', 'Mr Rigby (Patient)', '28 November 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1054, '[ID:1054]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Bryce (Patient)', '29 November 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1055, '[ID:1055]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Robert Matheson (Patient)', '30 November 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1056, '[ID:1056]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Hodgson (Hodgeson) (Patient)', '30 November 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1057, '[ID:1057]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss E Fraser (Miss Fraser of Inverallochy) (Patient)', 'December 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1058, '[ID:1058]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss E Fraser (Miss Fraser of Inverallochy) (Patient)', '11 December 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1059, '[ID:1059]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Richard Lambert', '', '', 'Miss Mary Peareth (Pearith, Peariths) (Patient)', '11 December 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1060, '[ID:1060]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Jeanie Hamilton (Hamilton) (Patient)', '11 December 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1061, '[ID:1061]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr John Graham (Patient)', '12 December 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1062, '[ID:1062]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Countess Charlotte Murray (Stewart) (Lady Dunmore)', '', '', 'Countess Charlotte Murray (Stewart) (Lady Dunmore) (Patient)', '19 December 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1063, '[ID:1063]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  Bernard Schaw (Shaw)', '', '', 'Mrs Schaw (Shaw) (Patient)', '19 December 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1064, '[ID:1064]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Henry Watt (of Burntisland)', '', '', 'Mr Henry Watt (of Burntisland) (Patient)', '19 December 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1065, '[ID:1065]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr George Buchanan (Patient)', '23 December 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1066, '[ID:1066]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Rippingall (Ripengal, Rippengale) (Patient)', '30 December 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1067, '[ID:1067]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Oswald (Patient)', '31 December 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1068, '[ID:1068]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr', '', '', 'Mr Forbes (Patient)', '2 January 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(1069, '[ID:1069]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr George C Fox (Patient)', 'January? 1781?', 'Outgoing'),
(1070, '[ID:1070]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Christopher Douglas (of Kelso)', '', '', 'Mr Archibald (Patient)', '5 January 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(1071, '[ID:1071]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr David Bethune (of Kilconquhar; of Balfour)', '', '', 'Mr David Bethune (of Kilconquhar; of Balfour) (Patient)', '10 January 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(1072, '[ID:1072]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Henry Watt (of Burntisland)', '', '', 'Mr Henry Watt (of Burntisland) (Patient)', '15 January 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(1073, '[ID:1073]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Fraser (of Monedy) (Patient)', '16 January 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(1074, '[ID:1074]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Earl James Ogilvie (Ogilvy; 7th Earl of Findlater, 4th Earl of Seafield; Lord Deskford (before 1770)) (Patient)', '17 January 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(1075, '[ID:1075]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Ralph Davidson', '', '', 'Mr Archibald (Patient)', '17 January 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(1076, '[ID:1076]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Richard Worthington', '', '', 'Mrs Worthington (Patient)', '18 January 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(1077, '[ID:1077]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  Bernard Schaw (Shaw)', '', '', 'Mrs Schaw (Shaw) (Patient)', '20 January 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(1078, '[ID:1078]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Stephen', '', '', 'Mrs Thomson (Patient)', '24 January 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(1079, '[ID:1079]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Fuller', '', '', 'Mr John Cockburn (Patient)', '24 January 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(1080, '[ID:1080]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Goodsir', '', '', 'Mr David Bethune (of Kilconquhar; of Balfour) (Patient)', '30 January 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(1081, '[ID:1081]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Ralph Fenwick', '', '', 'Mrs Schaw (Shaw) (Patient)', '30 January 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(1082, '[ID:1082]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Sir Robert Henderson (4th Baronet of Fordell) (Patient)', '1 February 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(1083, '[ID:1083]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Countess Charlotte Murray (Stewart) (Lady Dunmore)', '', '', 'Countess Charlotte Murray (Stewart) (Lady Dunmore) (Patient)', '2 February 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(1084, '[ID:1084]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Lennox (Patient)', '4 February 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(1085, '[ID:1085]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Jane Webster', '', '', 'Mrs Jane Webster (Patient)', '8 February 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(1086, '[ID:1086]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Rippingall (Ripengal, Rippengale)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Rippingall (Ripengal, Rippengale) (Patient)', '15 February 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(1087, '[ID:1087]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Captain Fenwick (Patient)', '16 February 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(1088, '[ID:1088]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Richard Walker', '', '', 'Miss Hodgson (Hodgeson) (Patient)', '19 February 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(1089, '[ID:1089]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Hodgeyard (Patient)', '21 February 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(1090, '[ID:1090]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Veitch (Patient)', '24 February 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(1091, '[ID:1091]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr Stewart (Patient)', '26 February 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(1092, '[ID:1092]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Captain Grant (Patient)', '28 February 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(1093, '[ID:1093]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Stephen', '', '', 'Mrs Robertson (Patient)', '28 February 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(1094, '[ID:1094]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Henry Watt (of Burntisland)', '', '', 'Mr Henry Watt (of Burntisland) (Patient)', '8 March 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(1095, '[ID:1095]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Robert Menzies (of Dura )', '', '', 'Mr Bruce (of Kinloch) (Patient)', '12 March 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(1096, '[ID:1096]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Goodsir', '', '', 'Mr David Bethune (of Kilconquhar; of Balfour) (Patient)', '14 March 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(1097, '[ID:1097]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Gilbert Meason (of Mordun) (Patient)', 'March 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(1098, '[ID:1098]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Redpath', '', '', 'Mr James Hogarth (Patient)', '19 March 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(1099, '[ID:1099]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Gavin Fullarton', '', '', 'Mr Gavin Fullarton (Patient)', '20 March 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(1100, '[ID:1100]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Henry Watt (of Burntisland)', '', '', 'Mr Henry Watt (of Burntisland) (Patient)', '21 March 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(1101, '[ID:1101]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Grant', '', '', 'Mr Grant (of Montrose) (Patient)', '21 March 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(1103, '[ID:1103]', 'From: Dr Hugh Downman / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Anne Downman (Ann) (Patient)', '4 January 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1104, '[ID:1104]', 'From: Dr Walter Jones / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Page (Patient)', '16 January 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1105, '[ID:1105]', 'From: Miss Alice Bethune (of Balfour) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Alice Bethune (of Balfour) (Patient)', '13 January 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1106, '[ID:1106]', 'From: Mr Archibald Campbell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Duncan Campbell (Patient)', '13 January 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1107, '[ID:1107]', 'From: Mr Matthew Reid / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Matthew Reid (Patient)', '14 January 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1108, '[ID:1108]', 'From: Mr John Grey (Junior) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Grey (Senior) (Patient), Mr John Grey (Junior) (Patient)', '14 January 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1109, '[ID:1109]', 'From: Mr Joseph Sanderson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Joseph Sanderson (Patient)', '15 January 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1110, '[ID:1110]', 'From: Mrs Anne Stewart / To: Mrs Sarah Blacklock (Johnston(e))', '', '', 'Mrs Anne Stewart (Patient)', '17 January 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1111, '[ID:1111]', 'From: Dr Robert Wood / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Ross (Patient), Mrs Beath (Patient)', '17 January 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1112, '[ID:1112]', 'From: Mr Alexander Wood / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss (Patient)', '10 January 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1113, '[ID:1113]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Euphemia? Murray (of Broughton) (Patient)', '20 January 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1114, '[ID:1114]', 'From: Mr John Lindsay / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Henry Lochhead (Harry, \'Mr Logan\') (Patient)', '20 January 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1115, '[ID:1115]', 'From: Dr James Kenneth Saunders / To: General Abercrombie (Abercromby)', '', '', 'Lady Abercrombie (Abercromby) (Patient), Mr Thomas Innes (Captain, of Rosyburn/Rosieburn) (Patient)', '25 January 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1116, '[ID:1116]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Innes (Captain, of Rosyburn/Rosieburn) (Patient)', '25 January 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1117, '[ID:1117]', 'From: Anonymous / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Traill (Trail, of Westove) (Patient)', '1775', 'Incoming'),
(1118, '[ID:1118]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Sir James Maxwell (Patient)', '2 February 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1119, '[ID:1119]', 'From: Dr John Duncanson (Duncason) / To: Mr J. More', '', '', 'Mr Duncan Campbell (Patient)', '5 February 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1120, '[ID:1120]', 'From:  Thomas Hall / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Willoughby  (Willobie) (Patient)', '5 February 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1121, '[ID:1121]', 'From: Dr Archibald Bathie / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain David Skene (Patient), Mr (Patient)', '19 February 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1122, '[ID:1122]', 'From:  Archibald McIntyre / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr McIntyre (Patient)', '21 February 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1123, '[ID:1123]', 'From: Mr Thomas Duncanson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Thomas Fraser (Frazer) (Patient)', '22 February 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1124, '[ID:1124]', 'From: Dr Alexander Douglas (Sir Alexander Douglas of Glenbervie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Agnes Augusta Dempster (Anny) (Patient)', '22 February 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1125, '[ID:1125]', 'From: Reverend Kenneth McAulay (of Calder (i.e. Cawdor)) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Aulay McAulay (Patient)', '24 February 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1126, '[ID:1126]', 'From: Mr Matthew Davidson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Patrick Mellis (Meliss) (Patient)', '25 February 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1127, '[ID:1127]', 'From: Dr James Kenneth Saunders / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr William Leslie (Leslye) (Patient), Lady Abercrombie (Abercromby) (Patient), Mr Thomas Innes (Captain, of Rosyburn/Rosieburn) (Patient)', '26 February 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1128, '[ID:1128]', 'From: Captain Patrick Ferguson (Captain Ferguson, Captain Fergusson (later Major Ferguson)) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Patrick Ferguson (Captain Ferguson, Captain Fergusson (later Major Ferguson)) (Patient)', '26 February 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1129, '[ID:1129]', 'From: Reverend William Gordon (of Urquhart ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Thomas Macfarlane (of Lonbride (Lanbride, Lhanbryd)) (Patient)', 'March? 1776?', 'Incoming'),
(1130, '[ID:1130]', 'From: Dr / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Hanna (Patient)', 'February 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1131, '[ID:1131]', 'From: Dr / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', ' W. L. (Patient)', 'February 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1132, '[ID:1132]', 'From: Dr James Kenneth Saunders / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Innes (Captain, of Rosyburn/Rosieburn) (Patient)', '4 March 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1133, '[ID:1133]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Campbell (Patient)', '8 March 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(1134, '[ID:1134]', 'From: Mr Thomas Duncanson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Thomas Fraser (Frazer) (Patient)', '15 March 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1135, '[ID:1135]', 'From: Reverend Joshua Parry (of Cirencester) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Holder (Patient)', '17 March 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1136, '[ID:1136]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Jeanie McMurdo (Macmurdo) (Patient), Mr Cruickshank (Patient), Miss Spalding (Patient), Miss Murray (Patient), Mr B Bell (Patient)', '27 April 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1137, '[ID:1137]', 'From:  William Brown / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '28 April 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1138, '[ID:1138]', 'From: Dr / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Blackburn (Patient)', '12 May 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1139, '[ID:1139]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Campbell (Patient)', '19 May 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1140, '[ID:1140]', 'From: Dr William Grieve (Grieves) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Betty Tweedie (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '22 May 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1141, '[ID:1141]', 'From: Mr Joseph Sanderson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Joseph Sanderson (Patient)', '23 May 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1142, '[ID:1142]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Spalding Gordon (Spalding, of The Holme &amp; Shirmers) (Patient)', '24 May 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1143, '[ID:1143]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Spalding Gordon (Spalding, of The Holme &amp; Shirmers) (Patient), Miss Jeanie McMurdo (Macmurdo) (Patient)', '25 May 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1144, '[ID:1144]', 'From: Dr William Grieve (Grieves) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Betty Tweedie (Patient)', '25 May 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1145, '[ID:1145]', 'From: Mr Thomas Duncanson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr George Cumming (of Altyre) (Patient)', '28 May 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1146, '[ID:1146]', 'From: Mrs Ann(e) Waldie (Ormston) (Ann Ormston) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Ann(e) Waldie (Ormston) (Ann Ormston) (Patient)', '17 June 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1147, '[ID:1147]', 'From: Earl James Boyd Hay (15th Earl of Erroll, Lord Erroll, Lord Errol) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lord George Hay (Lord Hay, Colonel Hon. George Hay, later 16th Earl of Erroll.) (Patient)', '28 June 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1148, '[ID:1148]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Cuthbert Allen (Allan; of Wooler) (Patient)', '18 June 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1149, '[ID:1149]', 'From:  Henry Miller / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Margaret? Douglas (of Strathendry) (Patient), Mr Cowan (Patient), Mr C. I. (Patient)', '18 June 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1150, '[ID:1150]', 'From: Mr Andrew Liddell (Liddle) / To: Lady Henrietta Dunbar (Rose) (of Hempriggs)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Sutherland Dunbar (\'Mr Bob\') (Patient)', '20 June 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1151, '[ID:1151]', 'From: Dr Thomas Yorstoun (Yerstoun, Yorstown, Yorkston) / To: Mr Walter Riddell', '', '', 'Mr Kennedy (Patient)', '24 June 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1152, '[ID:1152]', 'From: Mr John Seed / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Seed (Patient)', '5 July 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1153, '[ID:1153]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '6 July 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1154, '[ID:1154]', 'From: Dr James Kenneth Saunders / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Lady Abercrombie (Abercromby) (Patient)', '9 January 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1155, '[ID:1155]', 'From: Mr Andrew Liddell (Liddle) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' Alexander Bremner (Patient)', '12 July 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1156, '[ID:1156]', 'From: Mr Andrew Liddell (Liddle) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Sutherland Dunbar (\'Mr Bob\') (Patient), Mrs Gibson (Gibsone) (Patient)', '13 July 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1157, '[ID:1157]', 'From: Mr John Seed / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Seed (Patient)', '23 July 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1158, '[ID:1158]', 'From: Mrs Ann(e) Waldie (Ormston) (Ann Ormston) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Ann(e) Waldie (Ormston) (Ann Ormston) (Patient)', '23 July 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1159, '[ID:1159]', 'From: Captain Patrick Ferguson (Captain Ferguson, Captain Fergusson (later Major Ferguson)) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Patrick Ferguson (Captain Ferguson, Captain Fergusson (later Major Ferguson)) (Patient)', '26 July 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1160, '[ID:1160]', 'From: Mr William Turnbull / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Crawfurd (of Morpeth) (Patient)', '30 July 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1161, '[ID:1161]', 'From: Dr John Duncanson (Duncason) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Campbell (Patient)', '30 July 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1162, '[ID:1162]', 'From: Dr Lancelot Aery / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '1 August 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1163, '[ID:1163]', 'From: Mrs Ann(e) Waldie (Ormston) (Ann Ormston) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Ann(e) Waldie (Ormston) (Ann Ormston) (Patient)', '8 August 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1164, '[ID:1164]', 'From: Dr Thomas Yorstoun (Yerstoun, Yorstown, Yorkston) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Kennedy (Patient)', '21 August 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1165, '[ID:1165]', 'From: Mr Thomas Duncanson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr George Cumming (of Altyre) (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '30 August 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1166, '[ID:1166]', 'From: Mr James Innes? / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '4 September 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1167, '[ID:1167]', 'From: Mr Arthur Gair / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Forster (Foster) (Patient)', '7 September 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1168, '[ID:1168]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '20 September 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1169, '[ID:1169]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Earl Thomas Kennedy (Lord Cassillis, 9th Earl of Cassillis, 4th Baronet of Culzean, 11th Lord Kennedy) (Patient)', '30 September 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(1170, '[ID:1170]', 'From: Mr James Ewart / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Margaret Ewart (Christie) (of Mulloch, Mullock) (Patient)', 'October 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1171, '[ID:1171]', 'From: Mr John Seed / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Seed (Patient)', '6 October 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1172, '[ID:1172]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Grant (Patient)', '8 October 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1173, '[ID:1173]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Wood (of Berwick)', '', '', 'Mr Potts (Patient)', '8 October 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(1174, '[ID:1174]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '11 October 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1175, '[ID:1175]', 'From: Mr John Bannerman / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Earl Thomas Kennedy (Lord Cassillis, 9th Earl of Cassillis, 4th Baronet of Culzean, 11th Lord Kennedy) (Patient)', '10 November 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1176, '[ID:1176]', 'From: Mr William Baillie / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend John Noble (of Libberton) (Patient)', '12 November 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1177, '[ID:1177]', 'From: Dr George Skene / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Eleanor Fraser (Honble Miss Fraser) (Patient)', '14 November 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1178, '[ID:1178]', 'From: Mr Thomas Duncanson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr George Cumming (of Altyre) (Patient), Mr Robert Grant (Patient)', '24 November 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1179, '[ID:1179]', 'From: Mr James Ewart / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Margaret Ewart (Christie) (of Mulloch, Mullock) (Patient)', '30 November 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1180, '[ID:1180]', 'From: Mrs Ann(e) Waldie (Ormston) (Ann Ormston) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Ann(e) Waldie (Ormston) (Ann Ormston) (Patient), Miss Mary Ormston (Polly) (Patient)', '2 December 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1181, '[ID:1181]', 'From:  Thomas Marshall / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '2 December 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1182, '[ID:1182]', 'From: Mr John McAlaster (McAlester, Maccalester, Mccallester) / To: Dr Hugh Marshall', '', '', ' James McAlester (Jamie McAlaster, Mcallester) (Patient)', '30 November 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1183, '[ID:1183]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' I. or John Scott (Patient)', '10 December 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1184, '[ID:1184]', 'From: Dr John Burn (at Berwick) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' I. or John Scott (Patient)', '11 December 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1185, '[ID:1185]', 'From: Mr James Wood (of Berwick) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Key (Patient)', '11 December 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1186, '[ID:1186]', 'From: Dr James Buckham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Patrick Creighton (Rev. Mr Crighton; of Wooler ) (Patient)', '12 December 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1187, '[ID:1187]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Monro (of Culcairne) (Patient)', '22 December 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1188, '[ID:1188]', 'From: Mr Laurence Edmonston (Edmonstone) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs (Patient)', '22 December 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1189, '[ID:1189]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Henry Elliot (Elliott, of Beadnell and Bamburgh; at Fowberry, nr. Belford (Northumberland)) (Patient)', '27 December 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1190, '[ID:1190]', 'From: Anonymous / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Callow (Patient)', 'December 1775', 'Incoming'),
(1191, '[ID:1191]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '1775?', 'Incoming'),
(1192, '[ID:1192]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Crawfurd (Patient)', '1775?', 'Outgoing'),
(1193, '[ID:1193]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss (Patient)', '1775?', 'Outgoing'),
(1195, '[ID:1195]', 'From: Reverend Bateman / To: Reverend Daniel Renaud (Renoud; of Whitchurch)', '', '', 'Mrs (Patient), Dr George Bullman (Patient), Mr William Gregory (of Woolhope) (Patient)', '19? August? 1771?', 'Incoming'),
(1196, '[ID:1196]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Hearcy Fullarton (Hearsey; Fullerton) (Patient)', 'June? 1776?', 'Incoming'),
(1197, '[ID:1197]', 'From: Anonymous / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Lord John Hamilton (4th Lord Belhaven [Bellhaven] and Seton ) (Patient)', '1757?', 'Incoming'),
(1198, '[ID:1198]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '1775?', 'Incoming'),
(1199, '[ID:1199]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Lord David Steuart Erskine (Lord Cardross, Earl of Buchan)', '', '', 'Lord David Steuart Erskine (Lord Cardross, Earl of Buchan) (Patient)', '1775?', 'Outgoing'),
(1201, '[ID:1201]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Captain Corsan (Patient)', '1775?', 'Outgoing'),
(1202, '[ID:1202]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Melville (Miss Melvill) (Patient)', '7? May? 1776?', 'Outgoing'),
(1203, '[ID:1203]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Countess Dorothea Duff (Sinclair) (Countess of Fife, Lady Fife) (Patient)', '1775?', 'Outgoing'),
(1204, '[ID:1204]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Y (Patient)', '1775?', 'Outgoing'),
(1205, '[ID:1205]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Joseph Foster (Forster)', '', '', 'Colonel Charles Grey (Gray; later Baron Grey of Howick; General Grey, 1st Earl Grey) (Patient)', '1772?', 'Outgoing'),
(1206, '[ID:1206]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '1775?', 'Outgoing'),
(1207, '[ID:1207]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '1775?', 'Outgoing'),
(1208, '[ID:1208]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr Welsh (Patient)', 'October? 1775?', 'Incoming'),
(1209, '[ID:1209]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Beattie (Patient)', '1775?', 'Outgoing'),
(1210, '[ID:1210]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '1775?', 'Outgoing'),
(1211, '[ID:1211]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '1775?', 'Incoming'),
(1212, '[ID:1212]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  (Medical practioner of unidentified female patient)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '[DATE UNKNOWN]', 'Outgoing');
INSERT INTO `PROD_doc_title` (`doc_id`, `doc_id_txt`, `doc_desc`, `author`, `addressee`, `patient`, `full_date`, `document_direction`) VALUES
(1213, '[ID:1213]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Sir James Murray (Sir James Murray, Bt, of Clermont; 5th or 7th Baronet,) (Patient)', '1768?', 'Outgoing'),
(1214, '[ID:1214]', 'From: Dr Robert Wood / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Gray (Hon. Mr Gray; Honble Captain Gray) (Patient)', 'May? 1777?', 'Incoming'),
(1215, '[ID:1215]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Lady Mary Oughton (Ross) (Mary Dalrymple) (Patient)', '1775?', 'Outgoing'),
(1216, '[ID:1216]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Middleton (Patient)', '13? March? 1772?', 'Outgoing'),
(1217, '[ID:1217]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '1775?', 'Outgoing'),
(1218, '[ID:1218]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '1775?', 'Outgoing'),
(1219, '[ID:1219]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '1775?', 'Outgoing'),
(1220, '[ID:1220]', 'From: Anonymous / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Alexander McCulloch (Patient)', '8 August 1781', 'Incoming'),
(1221, '[ID:1221]', 'From:  John MacLean (Mclean, Maclean) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' John MacLean (Mclean, Maclean) (Patient)', '4 January 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1222, '[ID:1222]', 'From: Mr Robert Chisholm (of Wooler) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Robert Chisholm (of Wooler) (Patient)', '6 January 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1223, '[ID:1223]', 'From: Mr James Wood (of Berwick) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Key (Patient)', '7 January 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1224, '[ID:1224]', 'From:  John Whyte / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Reddie (Riddie) (Patient)', '8 January 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1225, '[ID:1225]', 'From: Professor Alexander Monro (secundus; Munro ) / To: Mr Andrew MacCulloch (McCulloch, of Glastulich)', '', '', 'Mr Andrew MacCulloch (McCulloch, of Glastulich) (Patient)', '8 January 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1226, '[ID:1226]', 'From: Dr James Hamilton / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Reddie (Riddie) (Patient)', '9 January 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(1227, '[ID:1227]', 'From:  John Reddie (Riddie) / To: Dr James Hamilton', '', '', 'Mr Reddie (Riddie) (Patient), Mrs Reddie (Patient)', '10 January 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1228, '[ID:1228]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  John Reddie (Riddie)', '', '', 'Mrs Reddie (Patient)', '12 January 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(1229, '[ID:1229]', 'From:  John Whyte / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Reddie (Riddie) (Patient)', '12 January 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1230, '[ID:1230]', 'From: Dr James Buckham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Grace Thorp (Alder) (of Chillingham) (Patient)', '15 January 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1231, '[ID:1231]', 'From:  John Whyte / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Reddie (Riddie) (Patient)', '16 January 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1232, '[ID:1232]', 'From: Mr Bruce / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Captain W R Wilson (Patient)', 'January? 1776?', 'Incoming'),
(1233, '[ID:1233]', 'From: Captain W R Wilson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain W R Wilson (Patient)', '22 January 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1234, '[ID:1234]', 'From:  John Whyte / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Reddie (Riddie) (Patient)', '24 January 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1235, '[ID:1235]', 'From:  William Borradaile / To: Dr Joseph Borradaile', '', '', ' William Borradaile (Patient)', '24 January 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1236, '[ID:1236]', 'From: Mr Alexander Mollison (Molison, Molyson) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Anne Burrow (Broadley) (Burrows) (Patient)', '24 January 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1237, '[ID:1237]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Reddie (Riddie) (Patient)', '25 January 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(1239, '[ID:1239]', 'From: Mr Robert Chisholm (of Wooler) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Chisholm (of Wooler) (Patient)', '31 January 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1240, '[ID:1240]', 'From: Dr Alexander Douglas (Sir Alexander Douglas of Glenbervie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Agnes Augusta Dempster (Anny) (Patient)', '1 February 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1241, '[ID:1241]', 'From: Dr Thomas Gillespie / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Earl Thomas Kennedy (Lord Cassillis, 9th Earl of Cassillis, 4th Baronet of Culzean, 11th Lord Kennedy) (Patient)', '1 February 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1242, '[ID:1242]', 'From: Mr Andrew Liddell (Liddle) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', ' Alexander Dunbar (Patient)', '21? February 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1243, '[ID:1243]', 'From: Dr Walter Riddell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Greigson (Patient)', '22 February 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1244, '[ID:1244]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Barclay (Patient)', '23 February 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1245, '[ID:1245]', 'From: Mr Alexander Copland (Coupland; of King\'s Grange) / To:  Richard Allen', '', '', 'Reverend John Marshall (of Tinwald) (Patient)', '24 February 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1246, '[ID:1246]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Dickson (Dixon) (Patient)', '26 February 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1247, '[ID:1247]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Dickson (Dixon) (Patient)', '27 February 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1248, '[ID:1248]', 'From: Dr Ivie Campbell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Campbell (Patient)', '29 February 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1249, '[ID:1249]', 'From: Mr James Owen Merry / To:  Archibald Buchanan (Archy)', '', '', ' Archibald Buchanan (Archy) (Patient)', 'February 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1250, '[ID:1250]', 'From:  James Johnston / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Little (Patient)', '1 March 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1251, '[ID:1251]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Dunbar (Patient)', '2 March 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1252, '[ID:1252]', 'From: Mr James Owen Merry / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' Archibald Buchanan (Archy) (Patient)', '12 March 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1253, '[ID:1253]', 'From: Mr James Wood (of Berwick) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Strangeways (Patient)', '14 March 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1254, '[ID:1254]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Dickson (Dixon) (Patient)', '14 March 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1255, '[ID:1255]', 'From: Dr Benjamin Thomas / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Evans (Patient)', '16 March 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1256, '[ID:1256]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain W R Wilson (Patient)', '30 March 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1257, '[ID:1257]', 'From: Dr Joseph Foster (Forster) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Colonel Charles Grey (Gray; later Baron Grey of Howick; General Grey, 1st Earl Grey) (Patient)', 'March 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1258, '[ID:1258]', 'From: Reverend Townsend  / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' (A.B.) (Patient)', '22? March 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1259, '[ID:1259]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr John Henderson (Patient)', 'March 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(1260, '[ID:1260]', 'From: Mrs Sloane / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Sloane (Patient)', 'March 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1261, '[ID:1261]', 'From: Mr James Owen Merry / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' Archibald Buchanan (Archy) (Patient)', 'March 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1262, '[ID:1262]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr Wood', '', '', 'Mr John McDowall (McDoual) (Patient)', '1 April 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1263, '[ID:1263]', 'From:  Stewart Lyell / To: Mr Alexander Wood', '', '', ' Lyell (Patient), Mrs Lyell (Gairdiner) (Patient), Mr John Gardiner (Captain or Mr Gardner or Gairdner of (North) Tarry or Tarrie; John Gairdner, younger, of North Tarrie) (Patient)', '6 April 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1264, '[ID:1264]', 'From: Mr Benjamin Bell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Hill (Patient)', '20 April 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1265, '[ID:1265]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr James Hill (Patient)', '20 April 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1266, '[ID:1266]', 'From: Mr Alexander Dunlop (Sanders, Saunders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Jeanie Hamilton (Hamilton) (Patient)', '21 April 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1267, '[ID:1267]', 'From: Reverend William Gordon (of Urquhart ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Thomas Macfarlane (of Lonbride (Lanbride, Lhanbryd)) (Patient)', '30 April 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1270, '[ID:1270]', 'From: Dr James Kenneth Saunders / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient), Mr Devon (Patient)', '7 April 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1271, '[ID:1271]', 'From:  J W / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Andrew MacCulloch (McCulloch, of Glastulich) (Patient)', '3 May 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1272, '[ID:1272]', 'From: Mr Thomas Christie / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Christie (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '4 May 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1273, '[ID:1273]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Miss Campbell (Campbell) (of Silverbanks) (Patient)', '9 May 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(1274, '[ID:1274]', 'From: Mr Laurence Edmonston (Edmonstone) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Agnes Sanderson (Patient), Mrs (Patient)', '15 May 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1275, '[ID:1275]', 'From: Dr James Kenneth Saunders / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient), Mr George Abercromby (Abercrombie) (Patient)', '19 May 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1276, '[ID:1276]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Blackstock (Patient)', '22 May 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1277, '[ID:1277]', 'From: Mr Fowler / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' A B (Patient)', '22 May 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1278, '[ID:1278]', 'From: Professor Alexander Monro (secundus; Munro ) / To: Mr Andrew MacCulloch (McCulloch, of Glastulich)', '', '', 'Mr Andrew MacCulloch (McCulloch, of Glastulich) (Patient)', '25 May 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1279, '[ID:1279]', 'From: Dr James Kenneth Saunders / To: Mr John Robertson', '', '', 'Mrs Stewart (Stuart) (Patient)', '1 June 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1280, '[ID:1280]', 'From: Mr William Taitt (Tait) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Kincraig (Kincrage) (Patient)', '2 June 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1281, '[ID:1281]', 'From: Dr Thomas Gillespie / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Crawford (Crauford, Crawford of Doonside, of Dunside) (Patient)', '3 June 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1282, '[ID:1282]', 'From: Lord Charles Cathcart (Lord Cathcart) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lord Charles Cathcart (Lord Cathcart) (Patient)', '4 June 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1283, '[ID:1283]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr John Crawford (Crauford, Crawford of Doonside, of Dunside) (Patient)', '4? June? 1776?', 'Outgoing'),
(1284, '[ID:1284]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Spalding Gordon (Spalding, of The Holme &amp; Shirmers) (Patient)', '9 June 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1285, '[ID:1285]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Blackstock (Patient), Miss Euphemia? Murray (of Broughton) (Patient)', '10 June 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1286, '[ID:1286]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Spalding Gordon (Spalding, of The Holme &amp; Shirmers) (Patient)', '12 June 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1287, '[ID:1287]', 'From: Dr Thomas Gillespie / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Crawford (Crauford, Crawford of Doonside, of Dunside) (Patient)', '15 June 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1288, '[ID:1288]', 'From: Mr John Henderson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Henderson (Patient)', '15 June 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1289, '[ID:1289]', 'From: Dr Fraser / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Frazer (Fraser) (Patient)', '16 June 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1290, '[ID:1290]', 'From:  James Douglas / To: Mr Robert Hunter (of Thurston)', '', '', 'Mr James Hunter (Patient)', '18 June 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1291, '[ID:1291]', 'From: Dr Thomas Gillespie / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Crawford (Crauford, Crawford of Doonside, of Dunside) (Patient)', '19 June 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1292, '[ID:1292]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Spalding Gordon (Spalding, of The Holme &amp; Shirmers) (Patient)', '19 June 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1293, '[ID:1293]', 'From: Dr John Alves / To: Mr Fraser (Frazer)', '', '', 'Mrs Frazer (Fraser) (Patient)', '19 June 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1294, '[ID:1294]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Hunter (of Thurston)', '', '', 'Mr James Hunter (Patient)', '20 June 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(1295, '[ID:1295]', 'From: Anonymous / To: Mr Shiells', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '22 June 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1296, '[ID:1296]', 'Cover Letter and Case Note', '', '', 'Reverend Peter Yorstoun (of Closeburn &amp; Dalgarnoch; Yerstoun, Yorkston) (Patient)', '24 June 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1297, '[ID:1297]', 'From: Mr Robert Chisholm (of Wooler) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Chisholm (of Wooler) (Patient)', '24 June 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1298, '[ID:1298]', 'From: Dr Thomas Yorstoun (Yerstoun, Yorstown, Yorkston) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Peter Yorstoun (of Closeburn &amp; Dalgarnoch; Yerstoun, Yorkston) (Patient), Mr Kennedy (Patient)', '24 June 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1299, '[ID:1299]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Spalding Gordon (Spalding, of The Holme &amp; Shirmers) (Patient)', '26 June 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1300, '[ID:1300]', 'From: Countess Isabella Hay (Carr) (Lady Erroll, Lady Hay) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lady Charlotte Hay (Hay) (Patient)', '29 June 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1301, '[ID:1301]', 'From: Dr George Skene / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Lumsden (Patient)', 'June 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1302, '[ID:1302]', 'From: Dr William Chalmers (Chambers) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Captain Frederick Lewis Maitland (Hon. Captain Maitland, Capt Maitland of Rankeillour ) (Patient)', 'June 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1303, '[ID:1303]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Lady Charlotte Hay (Hay) (Patient)', 'June 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(1304, '[ID:1304]', 'From: Dr Robert Menzies (of Dura ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Margaret Thomson (Paterson) (Thompson; of Charleton) (Patient)', 'June 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1305, '[ID:1305]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Spalding Gordon (Spalding, of The Holme &amp; Shirmers) (Patient)', '5 July 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1306, '[ID:1306]', 'From: Mr Alexander Copland (Coupland; of King\'s Grange) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Marshall (Marshall) (Patient)', '5 July 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1307, '[ID:1307]', 'From: Anonymous / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr George Buchanan (Patient)', '6 July 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1308, '[ID:1308]', 'From: Dr Thomas Yorstoun (Yerstoun, Yorstown, Yorkston) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Peter Yorstoun (of Closeburn &amp; Dalgarnoch; Yerstoun, Yorkston) (Patient), Mr Kennedy (Patient)', '7 July 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1309, '[ID:1309]', 'From: Mr J Rudd / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' Pease (Patient)', '8 July 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1310, '[ID:1310]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Spalding Gordon (Spalding, of The Holme &amp; Shirmers) (Patient)', '10 July 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1311, '[ID:1311]', 'From: Mr Robert Hunter (of Thurston) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Hunter (Patient)', '11 July 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1312, '[ID:1312]', 'From: Sir John Pringle / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Hearcy Fullarton (Hearsey; Fullerton) (Patient)', 'July 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1313, '[ID:1313]', 'From: Mr Cornelius Inglis / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Cornelius Inglis (Patient), Miss Fannie Brownlee (Brounlee) (Patient)', '12 June 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1314, '[ID:1314]', 'From:  Ann Strachan / To: Mr James Coutts', '', '', 'Mr James Strachan (Jamie) (Patient)', '12 July 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1315, '[ID:1315]', 'From: Dr Jasper Tough / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Brown (Browne, Broune) (of Kilmarnock) (Patient)', '15 July 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1316, '[ID:1316]', 'From: Mr Alexander or James? Parlane / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Hopekirk (Patient), Mrs Agnes Hamilton (Dundas) (Anne; of Westburn &amp; Duddingston) (Patient), Miss Mary Ann Hamilton (of Westburn; Mrs Gray (after 1799)) (Patient)', '16 July 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1317, '[ID:1317]', 'From:  Samuel Spalding / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Spalding Gordon (Spalding, of The Holme &amp; Shirmers) (Patient)', '17 July 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1318, '[ID:1318]', 'From: Dr Jasper Tough / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Brown (Browne, Broune) (of Kilmarnock) (Patient)', '22 July 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1319, '[ID:1319]', 'From: Mr Andrew Liddell (Liddle) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Dunbar (Patient), Mrs (\'the Lady\' ) (Patient)', '23 July 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1320, '[ID:1320]', 'From: Dr Thomas Livingston / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Countess Catharine Elizabeth Gordon (Hanson) (Katherine, of Aberdeen; Lady Aberdeen) (Patient)', '27 July 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1321, '[ID:1321]', 'From: Lord Charles Cathcart (Lord Cathcart) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lord Charles Cathcart (Lord Cathcart) (Patient)', 'July 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1322, '[ID:1322]', 'From:  Ann Strachan / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Strachan (Jamie) (Patient)', '10 August 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1323, '[ID:1323]', 'From: Mr James Murray (of Broughton) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Euphemia? Murray (of Broughton) (Patient), Reverend Cowper (Revd. Mr Cowper/Cooper) (Patient)', '27 August 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1325, '[ID:1325]', 'From: Mr William Taitt (Tait) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Kincraig (Kincrage) (Patient)', '1? November? 1776?', 'Incoming'),
(1327, '[ID:1327]', 'From: Mr Richard Allan / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '26 November 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1328, '[ID:1328]', 'From: Mr John Brander / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Brander (Patient)', '2 December 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1329, '[ID:1329]', 'From: Dr John Mudie (Moodie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Fullerton (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '30 December 1776', 'Incoming'),
(1330, '[ID:1330]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr John Davidson (of  Ravelrigg) (Patient)', '1776?', 'Outgoing'),
(1331, '[ID:1331]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '1776?', 'Incoming'),
(1332, '[ID:1332]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Thomas Findlater (Minister at West Linton) (Patient)', 'May? 1778?', 'Incoming'),
(1333, '[ID:1333]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr Oyes (Patient)', '14? April? 1788?', 'Incoming'),
(1334, '[ID:1334]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr (A. B.) (Patient)', '1786?', 'Incoming'),
(1335, '[ID:1335]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Richard Story', '', '', 'Mrs Wyvil (Wyvill) (Patient)', '19? June? 1781?', 'Outgoing'),
(1336, '[ID:1336]', 'From: Dr Jonathan Anderson Ludford / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Ludford (Patient)', '30? March? 1789', 'Incoming'),
(1337, '[ID:1337]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mrs (A.B.) (Patient)', '1776?', 'Incoming'),
(1338, '[ID:1338]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '1776?', 'Outgoing'),
(1339, '[ID:1339]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Sir William Carr (of Etal; Kerr, Carre) (Patient)', '7 January 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1340, '[ID:1340]', 'From: Reverend James Taylor (Mr Taylor of Watten, Mr Taylour) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Reverend James Taylor (Mr Taylor of Watten, Mr Taylour) (Patient)', '7 January 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1341, '[ID:1341]', 'From: Lord George Gordon (\'Aberdeen\', Lord Aberdeen, 3rd Earl of Aberdeen, Lord Haddo) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Countess Catharine Elizabeth Gordon (Hanson) (Katherine, of Aberdeen; Lady Aberdeen) (Patient)', '8 January 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1342, '[ID:1342]', 'From: Mr William Turnbull / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Cuthbert Allen (Allan; of Wooler) (Patient)', '9 January 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1343, '[ID:1343]', 'From: Dr John Ravenscroft / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '11 January 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1344, '[ID:1344]', 'From: Mr Hugh Marsden / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr G (Patient)', '11 January 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1345, '[ID:1345]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr G (Patient)', '11? January 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1346, '[ID:1346]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Sir William Carr (of Etal; Kerr, Carre) (Patient)', '12 January 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1347, '[ID:1347]', 'From: Dr John Cairnie / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '13 January 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1348, '[ID:1348]', 'From: Mr Hugh Marsden / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr G (Patient)', '16 January 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1349, '[ID:1349]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Countess Catharine Elizabeth Gordon (Hanson) (Katherine, of Aberdeen; Lady Aberdeen) (Patient)', '19 January 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1350, '[ID:1350]', 'From: Mr Andrew Liddell (Liddle) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Alexandrina Dunbar (Lexie) (Patient)', '23 January 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1351, '[ID:1351]', 'From: Mr James Wood (of Berwick) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Sir Thomas Haggerston (Heaggerston, 4th Baronet) (Patient), Mr Bell (Master Bell) (Patient)', '23 January 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1352, '[ID:1352]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Wood (of Berwick)', '', '', 'Mr Bell (Master Bell) (Patient)', '25 January 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(1353, '[ID:1353]', 'From: Mr Henry Lochhead (Harry, \'Mr Logan\') / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr David Russell (Patient)', '27 January 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1354, '[ID:1354]', 'From: Mr Roger Herriot / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend James Munro (Monro, of Kinloss) (Patient)', '27 January 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1355, '[ID:1355]', 'From: Mr James Ewart / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '29 January 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1356, '[ID:1356]', 'From: Mr Andrew Liddell (Liddle) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Alexandrina Dunbar (Lexie) (Patient)', '30 January 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1357, '[ID:1357]', 'From: Dr Walter Riddell / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Sir William Carr (of Etal; Kerr, Carre) (Patient)', '30 January 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1358, '[ID:1358]', 'From: Dr John Mudie (Moodie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '2 February 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1359, '[ID:1359]', 'From: Mr William Turnbull / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Cuthbert Allen (Allan; of Wooler) (Patient)', '3 February 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1360, '[ID:1360]', 'From: Mr Robert Ligertwood / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Ligertwood (Patient)', '6 February 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1361, '[ID:1361]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Reverend Cuthbert Allen (Allan; of Wooler) (Patient)', '6 February 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(1362, '[ID:1362]', 'From: Mr James Ewart / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '7 February 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1363, '[ID:1363]', 'From: Mr John Davidson (of  Ravelrigg) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Davidson (of  Ravelrigg) (Patient), Mr Robert Sanderson (Patient)', '8? February 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1364, '[ID:1364]', 'From: Mr Robert Sanderson / To: Mr John Davidson (of  Ravelrigg)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Sanderson (Patient)', '8 February 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1365, '[ID:1365]', 'From: Dr John Lorrain / To: Mr John Davidson (of  Ravelrigg)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Sanderson (Patient)', '8? February? 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1366, '[ID:1366]', 'From: Mrs Morison Sinclair / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Reverend James Taylor (Mr Taylor of Watten, Mr Taylour) (Patient)', '9 February 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1367, '[ID:1367]', 'From:  Quintin Thomson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Caldwell (Patient)', '16 February 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1368, '[ID:1368]', 'From: Dr John Lorrain / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Sanderson (Patient)', '22 February 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1369, '[ID:1369]', 'From: Mr Robert Sanderson / To: Mr John Davidson (of  Ravelrigg)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Sanderson (Patient)', '22 February 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1370, '[ID:1370]', 'From: Dr Walter Riddell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr W Burnet (Burnett) (Patient)', '23 February 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1371, '[ID:1371]', 'From: Mr William Turnbull / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Cuthbert Allen (Allan; of Wooler) (Patient), Mrs Younghusband (Young husband) (Patient)', '24 February 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1372, '[ID:1372]', 'From:  George McCallum / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Davison (Davidson) (Patient)', '24 February 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1373, '[ID:1373]', 'From: Dr John Lorrain / To: Mr John Davidson (of  Ravelrigg)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Sanderson (Patient)', '25 February 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1374, '[ID:1374]', 'From: Mr John Davidson (of  Ravelrigg) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Sanderson (Patient)', '27 February 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1375, '[ID:1375]', 'From: Dr John Lorrain / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Sanderson (Patient)', '25 February 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1376, '[ID:1376]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr W Burnet (Burnett)', '', '', 'Mr W Burnet (Burnett) (Patient)', 'February? 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(1377, '[ID:1377]', 'From: Mr James Hamilton (of Bangour) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Polly Hamilton (Patient)', '3 March 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1378, '[ID:1378]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Hamilton (of Bangour)', '', '', 'Miss Polly Hamilton (Patient)', '7? March? 1778?', 'Outgoing'),
(1379, '[ID:1379]', 'From: Dr Walter Riddell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Sir William Carr (of Etal; Kerr, Carre) (Patient), Mr W. Barnett (Patient)', '4 March 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1380, '[ID:1380]', 'From: Mr Alexander Hamilton Inglis (of Murdist(o)un; Alexander Inglis Hamilton) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Margaret Crawford (Inglis Hamilton) (of Doonside) (Patient)', '4 March 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1381, '[ID:1381]', 'From: Dr James Hall / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Sanderson (Patient)', '5 March 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1382, '[ID:1382]', 'From: Mr Robert Wallace / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Browne (Patient)', '5 March 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1383, '[ID:1383]', 'From: Mr David Russell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr David Russell (Patient)', '17 March 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1384, '[ID:1384]', 'From: Dr John Willison (of Dundee) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Stroke (Patient)', '21 March 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1385, '[ID:1385]', 'From: Mr Alexander Dunlop (Sanders, Saunders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Fergusson (Ferguson) (Patient)', '24 March 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1386, '[ID:1386]', 'From: Dr Walter Riddell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Sir William Carr (of Etal; Kerr, Carre) (Patient)', '26 March 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1387, '[ID:1387]', 'From: Mr James Smith / To: Dr John Smith', '', '', 'Miss Smith (Patient)', '27 March 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1388, '[ID:1388]', 'From: Dr Walter Riddell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Sir William Carr (of Etal; Kerr, Carre) (Patient)', '31 March 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1389, '[ID:1389]', 'From: Dr Caleb Hillier Parry / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', 'March? 1777?', 'Incoming'),
(1390, '[ID:1390]', 'From: Mr Henry Lochhead (Harry, \'Mr Logan\') / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr David Russell (Patient)', 'January? 1777?', 'Incoming'),
(1391, '[ID:1391]', 'From: Mr Andrew Liddell (Liddle) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Alexandrina Dunbar (Lexie) (Patient)', '3 April 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1392, '[ID:1392]', 'From: Dr John Stevenson (in Arbroath) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Gardiner (Captain or Mr Gardner or Gairdner of (North) Tarry or Tarrie; John Gairdner, younger, of North Tarrie) (Patient)', '4 April 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1393, '[ID:1393]', 'From: Mr John Walker / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Miller (Millar) (Patient)', '8 April 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1394, '[ID:1394]', 'From: Mr James Sinclair (of Latheron) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Sinclair (of Latheron) (Patient)', '10 April 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1395, '[ID:1395]', 'From:  Henry Bruce (Harry ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend George Munro (of Farr) (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '13 April 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1396, '[ID:1396]', 'From: Dr John Alves / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Baillie (of Lamington) (Patient)', '16 April 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1397, '[ID:1397]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Captain Patrick Sinclair (of Lybster)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Sinclair (of Harpsdale) (Patient)', '19 April 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1398, '[ID:1398]', 'From: Mr Robert Fergusson (Ferguson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Fergusson (Ferguson) (Patient)', '26 April 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1399, '[ID:1399]', 'From: Mr Henry Lochhead (Harry, \'Mr Logan\') / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Henry Lochhead (Harry, \'Mr Logan\') (Patient)', '2 May 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1400, '[ID:1400]', 'From: Dr John Alves / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Baillie (of Lamington) (Patient)', '3 May 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1401, '[ID:1401]', 'From: Dr James Kenneth Saunders / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr James Kenneth Saunders (Patient)', '4 May 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1402, '[ID:1402]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Houston (Houstoun) (Patient)', '5 May 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1403, '[ID:1403]', 'From: Sir James Dunbar (of Mochrum, 3rd Bt.) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Sir James Dunbar (of Mochrum, 3rd Bt.) (Patient)', '6 May 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1404, '[ID:1404]', 'From: Mr Henry Lochhead (Harry, \'Mr Logan\') / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Henry Lochhead (Harry, \'Mr Logan\') (Patient)', '8 May 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1405, '[ID:1405]', 'From: Dr Matthew Dobson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '12 May 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1406, '[ID:1406]', 'From: Miss Jean Kirkpatrick / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Kirkpatrick (Patient)', '20 May 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1407, '[ID:1407]', 'From: Professor Thomas Hamilton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Whytlaw (of Glasgow) (Patient)', '21 May 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1408, '[ID:1408]', 'From: Mr James Sturrock / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Sturrock (Patient)', '21 May 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1409, '[ID:1409]', 'From: Dr James Kenneth Saunders / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Catherine Gordon (Innes) (of Gight) (Patient), Baron George Gordon (of Gight, 11th Baron of Gight) (Patient)', '22 May 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1410, '[ID:1410]', 'From: Mr Alexander Grant (in Forres) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' (M(rs)? or M(iss)?) (Patient)', '24 May 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1411, '[ID:1411]', 'From: Mrs Catherine Beaumont / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' Beaumont (Patient)', '24 May 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1412, '[ID:1412]', 'From: Dr James Kenneth Saunders / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Catherine Gordon (Innes) (of Gight) (Patient), Baron George Gordon (of Gight, 11th Baron of Gight) (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '28 May 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1413, '[ID:1413]', 'From: Mr Y. Z. / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Y. Z. (Patient)', '12? May 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1414, '[ID:1414]', 'From: Earl Archibald Cochrane (9th Earl of Dundonald; Lord Dundonald) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain James Gilchrist (of Annsfield) (Patient)', '2 June 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1415, '[ID:1415]', 'From: Mr William Turnbull / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Cuthbert Allen (Allan; of Wooler) (Patient), Mrs Younghusband (Young husband) (Patient), Mrs Elliott (Elliot) (Patient)', '9 June 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1416, '[ID:1416]', 'From: Reverend Henry Elliot (Elliott, of Beadnell and Bamburgh; at Fowberry, nr. Belford (Northumberland)) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Elliott (Elliot) (Patient)', '9 June 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1417, '[ID:1417]', 'From: Mrs Grizel Maxwell (Stewart) (of Carriden) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Jane Maxwell (Maxwell) (of Carriden) (Patient)', '9 June 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1418, '[ID:1418]', 'From: Earl Archibald Cochrane (9th Earl of Dundonald; Lord Dundonald) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain James Gilchrist (of Annsfield) (Patient)', '9 June 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1419, '[ID:1419]', 'Cover Letter and Case Note', '', '', 'Mrs B. (Patient)', '16 June 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1420, '[ID:1420]', 'From:  Robert Whyt (Whyte of Falkirk) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Morison (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '16 June 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1421, '[ID:1421]', 'From: Mr James Sturrock / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Sturrock (Patient)', '16 June 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1422, '[ID:1422]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Sturrock (Patient)', '17 June 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1423, '[ID:1423]', 'From: Dr Jasper Tough / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '30 June 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1424, '[ID:1424]', 'From: Mr B M Adamson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain John Grey (Gray) (Patient)', '6 July 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1425, '[ID:1425]', 'From: Mr John Hunter (of Crook(s)) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Hunter (of Crook(s)) (Patient)', '7 July 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1426, '[ID:1426]', 'From: Mr B M Adamson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain John Grey (Gray) (Patient)', '7 July 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1427, '[ID:1427]', 'From: Mr B M Adamson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain John Grey (Gray) (Patient)', '7 July 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1428, '[ID:1428]', 'From:  George Rae / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' George Rae (Patient)', '21 July 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1430, '[ID:1430]', 'From: Mr John Hunter (of Crook(s)) / To: Professor Alexander Monro (secundus; Munro )', '', '', 'Mr John Hunter (of Crook(s)) (Patient)', '28 July 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1431, '[ID:1431]', 'From: Mr Balfour / To: Mr Robert Laing (of Strynzia, Orkney)', '', '', 'Mr Malcolm Laing (Patient), Mr Robert Laing (Patient), Mr Samuel Laing (Patient)', '29 July 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1432, '[ID:1432]', 'From: Reverend Patrick Duff (of Old Aberdeen) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Henrietta Duff (Lumsden) (Henny) (Patient)', '8 August 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1433, '[ID:1433]', 'From: Mr Buchanan / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Buchanan (Patient)', 'July 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1434, '[ID:1434]', 'From: Mr Edward Burrow (at Port Glasgow, Esq.; Collector Burrow) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Cornet Edward Broadley Burrow (Patient)', '2 August 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1435, '[ID:1435]', 'From: Reverend Patrick Duff (of Old Aberdeen) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Henrietta Duff (Lumsden) (Henny) (Patient)', '8 August 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1436, '[ID:1436]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Sturrock (Patient)', '11 August 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1437, '[ID:1437]', 'From: Mr B M Adamson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain John Grey (Gray) (Patient)', '12 August 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1438, '[ID:1438]', 'From: Lord (Judge) Francis Garden (Lord Gardenston(e)) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lord (Judge) Francis Garden (Lord Gardenston(e)) (Patient)', '25 August 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1439, '[ID:1439]', 'From: Mr Archibald Murray (in Kirkcaldy) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Ayton (Aytoun, of Inchdarney, Inchdairnie) (Patient)', '21 September 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1440, '[ID:1440]', 'From: Mr William Henderson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Henderson (Patient)', '21 September 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1441, '[ID:1441]', 'From: Dr David Goodsir / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Henderson (Patient)', '21 September 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1442, '[ID:1442]', 'From: Mr B M Adamson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain John Grey (Gray) (Patient)', '22 September 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1443, '[ID:1443]', 'From: Mr Archibald Murray (in Kirkcaldy) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Ayton (Aytoun, of Inchdarney, Inchdairnie) (Patient)', '24 September 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1444, '[ID:1444]', 'From: Dr Matthew Dobson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '25 September 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1445, '[ID:1445]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Ayton (Aytoun, of Inchdarney, Inchdairnie) (Patient)', '30 September 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1446, '[ID:1446]', 'From: Dr David Goodsir / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Henderson (Patient)', '30 September 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1447, '[ID:1447]', 'From: Mr William Henderson / To: Dr David Goodsir', '', '', 'Mr William Henderson (Patient)', '29 September 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1448, '[ID:1448]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Miss Gordon (of Kennethmont) (Patient)', '8 September 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1449, '[ID:1449]', 'From: Mr Archibald Murray (in Kirkcaldy) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Ayton (Aytoun, of Inchdarney, Inchdairnie) (Patient)', '2 October 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1450, '[ID:1450]', 'From: Dr Thomas Livingston / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Earl James Boyd Hay (15th Earl of Erroll, Lord Erroll, Lord Errol) (Patient)', '2 October 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1451, '[ID:1451]', 'From: Dr David Goodsir / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Henderson (Patient)', '8 October 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1452, '[ID:1452]', 'From: Dr William Wemyss (in Kirkcaldy) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Donaldson (Patient)', '8 October 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1453, '[ID:1453]', 'From: Dr Thomas Livingston / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Earl James Boyd Hay (15th Earl of Erroll, Lord Erroll, Lord Errol) (Patient)', '11 October 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1454, '[ID:1454]', 'From: Dr William Hamilton (in Dumfries) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Jeanie McMurdo (Macmurdo) (Patient)', '12 October 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1455, '[ID:1455]', 'From: Dr Thomas Livingston / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Gordon (Craigmil?) (Patient)', '14 October 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1456, '[ID:1456]', 'From: Mr Archibald Murray (in Kirkcaldy) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Ayton (Aytoun, of Inchdarney, Inchdairnie) (Patient)', '17 October 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1457, '[ID:1457]', 'From: Mr Archibald Murray (in Kirkcaldy) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Ayton (Aytoun, of Inchdarney, Inchdairnie) (Patient)', '21 October 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1458, '[ID:1458]', 'From: Mr John Fleming / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Fleming (Patient)', '22 October 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1459, '[ID:1459]', 'From: Mr William Home / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Heriot (of Ladykirk) (Patient)', '24 October 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1460, '[ID:1460]', 'From:  Thomas Hall / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Earl James Boyd Hay (15th Earl of Erroll, Lord Erroll, Lord Errol) (Patient), Miss Moodie (Moody) (Patient), Mrs Moodie (Moody) (Patient)', '26 October 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1461, '[ID:1461]', 'From: Dr Matthew Dobson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' C. (Patient)', 'October 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1462, '[ID:1462]', 'From: Dr George Carlyle / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Waugh (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '1 November 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1463, '[ID:1463]', 'From: Anonymous / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '1777?', 'Incoming'),
(1464, '[ID:1464]', 'From: Anonymous / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '1776', 'Incoming'),
(1465, '[ID:1465]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Christie', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Christie (Patient)', 'March? 1773?', 'Outgoing'),
(1466, '[ID:1466]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '1777?', 'Incoming'),
(1467, '[ID:1467]', 'From: Anonymous / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '1779?', 'Incoming'),
(1468, '[ID:1468]', 'From: Captain Rose / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Rose (Patient)', '4 January 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1469, '[ID:1469]', 'From:  Thomas Logan / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' Kennedy (Patient)', '13 January 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1470, '[ID:1470]', 'From: Mr William Taitt (Tait) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Margaret Thomson (Paterson) (Thompson; of Charleton) (Patient)', '13 January 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1471, '[ID:1471]', 'From: Mr John Short / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Key (Kay) (Patient)', '19 January 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1472, '[ID:1472]', 'From: Dr Alexander Wemyss (of Pitkenny) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr William Wemyss (in Kirkcaldy) (Patient)', '17 January 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1473, '[ID:1473]', 'From:  W R / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' W R (Patient)', '22 January 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1474, '[ID:1474]', 'From: Dr Robert Marshall / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr David Dundas (of Newhalls &amp; Duddingston?) (Patient)', '22 January 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1475, '[ID:1475]', 'From: Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Keir (of Wester Rhynd) (Patient)', '22 January 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1476, '[ID:1476]', 'From: Mr William Johnstone (Johnston, at Coldstream) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Hunter (of Crook(s)) (Patient)', '24 January 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1477, '[ID:1477]', 'From: Mr Gavin Fullarton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs McDonald (Patient), Mr McDonald (Patient)', '25 January 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1478, '[ID:1478]', 'From: Mr Henry Lochhead (Harry, \'Mr Logan\') / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Henry Lochhead (Harry, \'Mr Logan\') (Patient)', '28 January 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1479, '[ID:1479]', 'From: Mr I or J MacNab (McNab) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Katharine MacNab (McNab) (Patient)', '29 January 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1480, '[ID:1480]', 'From: Mr John Short / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Key (Kay) (Patient)', '29 January 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1481, '[ID:1481]', 'From: Dr Walter Riddell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs (Patient)', '30 January 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1482, '[ID:1482]', 'From: Mr William Kerr / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' Kennedy (Patient)', '31 January 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1483, '[ID:1483]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs (Patient)', '3 February 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1484, '[ID:1484]', 'From: Mr Nicholas Tyzack / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Nicholas Tyzack (Patient)', '11 February 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1485, '[ID:1485]', 'Cover Letter and Case Note', '', '', 'Mrs Marion Cathcart (Buchan) (of Genoch and Knockdolian; Mrs Ross ) (Patient)', '12 February 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1486, '[ID:1486]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mrs Marion Cathcart (Buchan) (of Genoch and Knockdolian; Mrs Ross ) (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '12 February 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(1487, '[ID:1487]', 'From: Mrs Isabel Auchindachy (Gordon) (of Kincraigie, Lady Kincragie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Sarah Auchindachy (of Kincraigie) (Patient)', '12 February 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1488, '[ID:1488]', 'From: Mr James Orr / To: Lord (Judge) Robert Cullen (Lord Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Orr (Patient)', '13 February 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1489, '[ID:1489]', 'From: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Orr (Patient)', '15 February 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1490, '[ID:1490]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr Lidderdale (Patient)', '17 February 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1491, '[ID:1491]', 'From: Mr John Buchan / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Marion Cathcart (Buchan) (of Genoch and Knockdolian; Mrs Ross ) (Patient)', '17 February 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1492, '[ID:1492]', 'From: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Orr (Patient)', '19 February 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1493, '[ID:1493]', 'From: Miss Anna Innes / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Jean Innes (Jane) (Patient)', '19 February 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1494, '[ID:1494]', 'From: Mr Patrick Campbell (of Raschoille; in Greenock) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Donald Campbell (of Rudil) (Patient)', '20 February 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1495, '[ID:1495]', 'From: Mr Andrew Liddell (Liddle) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Sinclair (Patient)', '21 February 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1496, '[ID:1496]', 'From: Mr Henry Lochhead (Harry, \'Mr Logan\') / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Henry Lochhead (Harry, \'Mr Logan\') (Patient)', '24 February 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1497, '[ID:1497]', 'From: Miss Anna Innes / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Jean Innes (Jane) (Patient)', '25 February 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1498, '[ID:1498]', 'From: Reverend Henry Elliot (Elliott, of Beadnell and Bamburgh; at Fowberry, nr. Belford (Northumberland)) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Elliott (Elliot) (Patient)', '26 February 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1499, '[ID:1499]', 'From: Lady Mary Primrose (Vincent) (Lady Rosebery) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lady Charlotte Primrose (Patient), Lady Mary Primrose (Patient)', '27 February 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1500, '[ID:1500]', 'From: Mr Archibald MacNeill (of Colonsay?) / To: Mrs Nimmo (MacNeill?)', '', '', 'Mrs MacNeill (Patient), Miss MacNeill (Patient)', 'February 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1501, '[ID:1501]', 'From: Mr Mark Synnot / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Susanna Synnot (Nugent) (Patient)', '4 March 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1502, '[ID:1502]', 'From: Dr Thomas Stephen / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Jean Innes (Jane) (Patient)', '6 March 1778', 'Incoming');
INSERT INTO `PROD_doc_title` (`doc_id`, `doc_id_txt`, `doc_desc`, `author`, `addressee`, `patient`, `full_date`, `document_direction`) VALUES
(1503, '[ID:1503]', 'From: Miss Anna Innes / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Jean Innes (Jane) (Patient)', '6 March 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1504, '[ID:1504]', 'From: Dr Thomas Livingston / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Charlotte Gordon (Boyd) (of Wardhouse) (Patient)', '13 March 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1505, '[ID:1505]', 'From: Mr Nicholas Tyzack / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Nicholas Tyzack (Patient)', '21 March 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1506, '[ID:1506]', 'From: Dr John Mudie (Moodie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Thomson (Thompson) (Patient)', '1 April 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1507, '[ID:1507]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr Robert Thomson (Thompson) (Patient)', '1 April 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1508, '[ID:1508]', 'From: Dr Alexander Wemyss (of Pitkenny) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Beatson (Betty) (Patient)', '24 April 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1510, '[ID:1510]', 'From: Mr Andrew Liddell (Liddle) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Sinclair (of Harpsdale) (Patient)', '22 May 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1511, '[ID:1511]', 'From: Mr W. Achyndachy (Auchindachy) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Achyndachy (Auchindachy) (Patient)', '29 May 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1512, '[ID:1512]', 'From:  Thomas Fetherstonhaugh / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Smallwood (Patient)', '31 May 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1513, '[ID:1513]', 'From: Dr Joseph Brandreth / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr T Dickson (Patient)', '31 May 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1514, '[ID:1514]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Reverend Thomas Findlater (Minister at West Linton) (Patient)', 'May 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1515, '[ID:1515]', 'From: Mr Alexander Millar (Miller) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Millar (Miller) (Patient)', 'May 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1516, '[ID:1516]', 'From: Mr Atkinson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss C. (Patient)', 'May? 1778?', 'Incoming'),
(1517, '[ID:1517]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Reverend Thomas Findlater (Minister at West Linton) (Patient)', 'May 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1518, '[ID:1518]', 'From: Mr Alexander Dougall (Dougal) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Dougall (Dougal) (Patient)', 'May? 1778?', 'Incoming'),
(1519, '[ID:1519]', 'From: Lord George Hay (\'Marquiss of Tweddale\' (Tweedale/Tweeddale)) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lord George Hay (\'Marquiss of Tweddale\' (Tweedale/Tweeddale)) (Patient)', '3 June 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1520, '[ID:1520]', 'From: Mr Charles Murray / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Charles Murray (Patient)', '11 June 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1521, '[ID:1521]', 'From: Dr William Wright / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Wright (Patient)', '13 June 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1522, '[ID:1522]', 'From: Mr Thomas Bushby / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Bushby (Patient)', '23 June 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1523, '[ID:1523]', 'From: Mr Patrick McIntyre / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Patrick McIntyre (Patient)', '23 June 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1524, '[ID:1524]', 'From: Mr Brown / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Brown (Patient)', '25 June 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1525, '[ID:1525]', 'From: Mr Robert Ligertwood / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Ligertwood (Patient)', 'June 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1526, '[ID:1526]', 'From: Miss Corbett (Corbert) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Robert Ligertwood (Patient)', '1 May 1777', 'Incoming'),
(1528, '[ID:1528]', 'From: Mr Henry William Tytler / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs (Lady) (Patient)', 'June 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1529, '[ID:1529]', 'From: Dr Thomas Stephen / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Jean Innes (Jane) (Patient), Miss Isabella Shaw (Bell Shaw) (Patient)', '4 July 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1530, '[ID:1530]', 'From:  Daniel Campbell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Murray Sutherland (Sutherland of Clyne and Pulrossie) (Patient)', '12 July 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1531, '[ID:1531]', 'From: Mr William Home / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Heriot (of Ladykirk) (Patient), Miss Home (Patient)', '12 July 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1532, '[ID:1532]', 'From: Captain James Maxwell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain James Maxwell (Patient)', '12 July 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1533, '[ID:1533]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Henderson', '', '', 'Mr Henderson (Patient)', '19 July 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(1534, '[ID:1534]', 'From: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Bushby (in Dumfries) (Patient)', '26 July 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1535, '[ID:1535]', 'From: Miss Catherine Irving (of Gribton; Katherine) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Catherine Irving (of Gribton; Katherine) (Patient)', '27 July 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1537, '[ID:1537]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Bushby', '', '', 'Mrs Bushby (in Dumfries) (Patient)', '29 July 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(1538, '[ID:1538]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Liddle (Patient)', '14? July? 1778?', 'Incoming'),
(1539, '[ID:1539]', 'From: Mr John Love / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr John Love (Patient)', 'July? 1778?', 'Incoming'),
(1540, '[ID:1540]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Captain Gordon (of Achanachie) (Patient)', 'July? 1778?', 'Incoming'),
(1541, '[ID:1541]', 'From: Mr William Craik (Craick of Arbigland) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Elizabeth Craik (Betty Craick) (Patient), Miss Brown (of Bishopton) (Patient)', '4 August 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1542, '[ID:1542]', 'From: Dr John Mudie (Moodie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Swan (Patient), Mr Robert Thomson (Thompson) (Patient)', '4 August 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1543, '[ID:1543]', 'From: Mr Thomas Irwin (Irwine, at Moss Side) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Irwin (Irwine, at Moss Side) (Patient)', '5 August 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1544, '[ID:1544]', 'From: Dr William Hamilton (in Dumfries) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Elizabeth Craik (Betty Craick) (Patient)', '6 August 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1545, '[ID:1545]', 'From: Mr Alexander Hamilton Inglis (of Murdist(o)un; Alexander Inglis Hamilton) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Hamilton Inglis (of Murdist(o)un; Alexander Inglis Hamilton) (Patient)', '8 August 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1546, '[ID:1546]', 'From: Mr John Love / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Love (Patient)', '12 August 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1547, '[ID:1547]', 'From:  William Gordon (of Gordonstoun; later Sir William Gordon, 6th Bt of Gordonstoun.) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss (Patient)', '14 August 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1548, '[ID:1548]', 'From:  Anne Descury / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Descury (d\'Escury?) (Patient)', '18 August 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1549, '[ID:1549]', 'From: Captain James Maxwell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain James Maxwell (Patient)', '21 August 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1550, '[ID:1550]', 'From: Dr William Hamilton (in Dumfries) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Elizabeth Craik (Betty Craick) (Patient), Mrs Bushby (in Dumfries) (Patient)', '23 August 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1551, '[ID:1551]', 'From: Dr Alexander Wemyss (of Pitkenny) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Alexander Spears (Spiers, Speirs; of Kirkcaldy) (Patient)', '24 August 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1552, '[ID:1552]', 'From: Dr Joseph Brandreth / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr T Dickson (Patient)', '26 August 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1553, '[ID:1553]', 'From: Dr Robert Menzies (of Dura ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Arnot (of Cunnoquhie) (Patient)', '27 August 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1554, '[ID:1554]', 'From: Dr Robert Menzies (of Dura ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Arnot (of Cunnoquhie) (Patient)', '30 August 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1555, '[ID:1555]', 'From: Mr William Home / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Home (Patient)', '30 August 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1556, '[ID:1556]', 'From:  J Taylor (of Bolton) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Crompton (Patient)', '31 August 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1557, '[ID:1557]', 'From: Mr John Corbett / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Corbett (of Tollcross) (Patient)', '2 September 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1558, '[ID:1558]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Corbett (of Tollcross) (Patient)', '4 September 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1559, '[ID:1559]', 'From: Mr Thomas Irwin (Irwine, at Moss Side) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Irwin (Irwine, at Moss Side) (Patient)', '4 September 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1560, '[ID:1560]', 'From: Dr William Hamilton (in Dumfries) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Elizabeth Craik (Betty Craick) (Patient), Mrs Bushby (in Dumfries) (Patient)', '6 September 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1561, '[ID:1561]', 'From: Mr William Craik (Craick of Arbigland) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Elizabeth Craik (Betty Craick) (Patient)', '6 September 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1562, '[ID:1562]', 'From: Mrs Peggie Skirving (Skirveng) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Skirving (Patient)', '12 September 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1563, '[ID:1563]', 'From: Dr John Heysham / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Irwin (Irwine, at Moss Side) (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '14 September 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1564, '[ID:1564]', 'From: Mr Jean Brownlee / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Fannie Brownlee (Brounlee) (Patient)', '15 September 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1565, '[ID:1565]', 'From: Mr H? Patch / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs (Patient)', '21 September 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1566, '[ID:1566]', 'From: Mr Richard Lambert / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Frances Simpson (Sympson) (Patient)', '29 September 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1567, '[ID:1567]', 'Case Note', '', '', ' (A.B.) (Patient)', 'September? 1778?', 'Incoming'),
(1568, '[ID:1568]', 'From: Miss Philadelphia McMurdo / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Jeanie McMurdo (Macmurdo) (Patient)', '2 October 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1569, '[ID:1569]', 'From: Captain James Maxwell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain James Maxwell (Patient)', '9 October 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1570, '[ID:1570]', 'From: Dr Walter Riddell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Matthew Bell (Patient)', '12 October 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1571, '[ID:1571]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Jeanie McMurdo (Macmurdo) (Patient)', '16 October 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1572, '[ID:1572]', 'From: Dr Hugh Dougall (Dougal) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Katherine Hay (Robertson) (Patient)', '18 October 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1573, '[ID:1573]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mrs Katherine Hay (Robertson) (Patient)', '18? October 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1574, '[ID:1574]', 'From: Mr John Short / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Charles Addison (Patient)', '25 October 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1575, '[ID:1575]', 'From: Colonel Humphrey Senhouse / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Colonel Humphrey Senhouse (Patient), Miss Senhouse (Patient)', '25 October 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1576, '[ID:1576]', 'From:  Joshua Anderson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '26 October 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1577, '[ID:1577]', 'From: Reverend Archibald Davidson (Davieson; of Inchinnan) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' Peter Davidson (Patient)', '31 October 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1578, '[ID:1578]', 'From: Mr John Askew / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Askew (Patient)', '2 November 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1579, '[ID:1579]', 'From:  James Fraser / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Fraser (of Culduthill, Culduthell; 6th of Culduthel) (Patient)', '6 November 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1580, '[ID:1580]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Fraser (of Culduthill, Culduthell; 6th of Culduthel) (Patient)', '5 November 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1581, '[ID:1581]', 'From: Dr John Mudie (Moodie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '7 November 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1582, '[ID:1582]', 'From:  J Taylor (of Bolton) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Crompton (Patient)', '9 November 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1583, '[ID:1583]', 'From:  David Christie / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' James Johnstone (Patient)', '13 November 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1584, '[ID:1584]', 'From: Dr John Mudie (Moodie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Scott (of Crigie) (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '14 November 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1585, '[ID:1585]', 'From: Mr Richard Lambert / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Frances Simpson (Sympson) (Patient)', '14 November 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1586, '[ID:1586]', 'From: Dr David Goodsir / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Margaret Thomson (Paterson) (Thompson; of Charleton) (Patient), Mr William Henderson (Patient)', '16 November 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1587, '[ID:1587]', 'From: Dr / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr J. C. (Circumstances very closely match with those of the future physician and biographer James Currie.) (Patient)', '16 November 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1588, '[ID:1588]', 'From:  John Hodgson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '21 November 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1589, '[ID:1589]', 'From: Mr Thomas Were (Weir) / To: Mrs Strettel', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Were (Weir) (Patient)', '21 November 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1590, '[ID:1590]', 'From: Dr John Heysham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Irwin (Irwine, at Moss Side) (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '24 November 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1591, '[ID:1591]', 'From: Mr S Stephenson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr S Stephenson (Patient)', '24 November 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1592, '[ID:1592]', 'From:  Betty Nasmith (Nasmyth) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' Betty Nasmith (Nasmyth) (Patient)', '25 November 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1593, '[ID:1593]', 'From: Sir John Pringle / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Pringle (Patient)', '28 November 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1594, '[ID:1594]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Senhouse (Patient)', '29 November 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(1595, '[ID:1595]', 'From: Reverend James (?) Gillies / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend James (?) Gillies (Patient)', '4 November 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1596, '[ID:1596]', 'From: Mrs E. Caithness / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '1778', 'Incoming'),
(1597, '[ID:1597]', 'From: Reverend Joseph Munro (of Edderton) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Reverend Joseph Munro (of Edderton) (Patient)', '27 November 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1598, '[ID:1598]', 'From: Reverend Henry Elliot (Elliott, of Beadnell and Bamburgh; at Fowberry, nr. Belford (Northumberland)) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Henry Elliot (Elliott, of Beadnell and Bamburgh; at Fowberry, nr. Belford (Northumberland)) (Patient), Mrs Elliott (Elliot) (Patient)', '11 December 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1599, '[ID:1599]', 'From: Provost John Campbell (Coates) (of Clathick and Killermont) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Agnes Campbell (Colquhoun) (of Clathick and Killermont) (Patient)', '10 December 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1600, '[ID:1600]', 'From: Mr Alexander Dingwall (Dingwal) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Dingwall (Dingwal) (Patient)', '12 December 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1601, '[ID:1601]', 'From: Mr James Murray (of Broughton) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Murray (of Broughton) (Patient)', '12 December 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1602, '[ID:1602]', 'From: Dr John Heysham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Irwin (Irwine, at Moss Side) (Patient)', '12 December 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1603, '[ID:1603]', 'From: Mr Robert Wilson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '27 December 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1604, '[ID:1604]', 'From: Mr Charles Fleming (Fleeming; of Montgomeryfield) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Semple (Simple) (Patient)', '16? December? 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1605, '[ID:1605]', 'From:  Hugh Mitchell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' James Steele (Patient)', '30 December 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1606, '[ID:1606]', 'From: Mr James Mill / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Mill (Patient)', 'December 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1607, '[ID:1607]', 'From: Anonymous / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient), Mrs Arnot (of Cunnoquhie) (Patient), Mrs Paterson (Patient)', '1778?', 'Incoming'),
(1608, '[ID:1608]', 'From: Dr John Mudie (Moodie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Henderson (Patient)', '2 January 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1609, '[ID:1609]', 'From: Captain James Maxwell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain James Maxwell (Patient)', '3 January 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1610, '[ID:1610]', 'From: Dr John Heysham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Irwin (Irwine, at Moss Side) (Patient)', '7 January 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1611, '[ID:1611]', 'From:  John Ravenscroft / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Miller (Millar) (Patient)', '9 January 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1612, '[ID:1612]', 'From: Mrs Isabel Auchindachy (Gordon) (of Kincraigie, Lady Kincragie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Sarah Auchindachy (of Kincraigie) (Patient)', '19 January 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1613, '[ID:1613]', 'From: Mr Alexander Hamilton Inglis (of Murdist(o)un; Alexander Inglis Hamilton) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Hamilton Inglis (of Murdist(o)un; Alexander Inglis Hamilton) (Patient)', '19 January 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1614, '[ID:1614]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Freke (Patient)', 'January? 1779?', 'Incoming'),
(1615, '[ID:1615]', 'From: Dr Robert Menzies (of Dura ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Symson (of Brunton) (Patient)', '24 January 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1616, '[ID:1616]', 'From: Mr Richard Lambert / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Frances Simpson (Sympson) (Patient)', '26 January 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1617, '[ID:1617]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Miss Frances Simpson (Sympson) (Patient)', '29? November? 1779?', 'Incoming'),
(1618, '[ID:1618]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Miss (A.B.) (Patient)', 'January 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1619, '[ID:1619]', 'From: Mr Robert Neilson (Nielson, of Paisley) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Margaret Neilson (Peggy) (Patient)', '2 February 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1620, '[ID:1620]', 'From: Mr Everard McIntyre / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Craufuird (Craufurd, of Ardmilland) (Patient)', '2 February 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1621, '[ID:1621]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr Craufuird (Craufurd, of Ardmilland) (Patient)', '2 February 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1622, '[ID:1622]', 'From: Mr James Addison / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Charles Addison (Patient)', '5 February 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1623, '[ID:1623]', 'From: Mr James Swan / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Allan (Colquhoun) (of Row) (Patient)', '8 February 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1624, '[ID:1624]', 'From: Dr John Heysham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Irwin (Irwine, at Moss Side) (Patient)', '11 February 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1625, '[ID:1625]', 'From: Mr Charles Fleming (Fleeming; of Montgomeryfield) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Semple (Simple) (Patient)', '16 February 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1627, '[ID:1627]', 'From: Mr Robert Neilson (Nielson, of Paisley) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Neilson (Nielson, of Paisley) (Patient), Miss Margaret Neilson (Peggy) (Patient)', '16 February 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1628, '[ID:1628]', 'From: Mr Charles Innes / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss (A.B.) (Patient)', '16 February 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1629, '[ID:1629]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Buchanan (at Kirkudbright) (Patient)', '17 February 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1630, '[ID:1630]', 'From: Mr Thomas Mack / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Ancrum (Patient)', '27 February 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1631, '[ID:1631]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mrs Clark (Clerke, Clarke) (Patient)', 'February? 1779?', 'Incoming'),
(1632, '[ID:1632]', 'From: Colonel George Clerk (Clarke, Clark) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Colonel George Clerk (Clarke, Clark) (Patient)', 'February? 1779?', 'Incoming'),
(1633, '[ID:1633]', 'From: Dr John Mudie (Moodie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Henderson (Patient)', '1 March 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1634, '[ID:1634]', 'From: Mr Laurence Edmonston (Edmonstone) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Janet Scott (Sanderson) (Patient)', '1 March 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1635, '[ID:1635]', 'From: Reverend Alexander Coull / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Alexander Coull (Patient)', '1 March 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1636, '[ID:1636]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr S Stephenson (Patient)', '2 March 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1637, '[ID:1637]', 'From: Mr William Bruce / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Bruce (Patient)', '2 March 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1638, '[ID:1638]', 'From: Mr John Short / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Charles Addison (Patient)', '16 March 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1639, '[ID:1639]', 'From: Mr Charles Addison / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Charles Addison (Patient)', '16 March 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1640, '[ID:1640]', 'From: Dr John Heysham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Irwin (Irwine, at Moss Side) (Patient), Mr Miller (Patient)', '16 March 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1641, '[ID:1641]', 'From: Mr Archibald Nisbet / To: Mr Alexander Nisbet (Sandy)', '', '', 'Mr Archibald Nisbet (Patient)', '18 March 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1642, '[ID:1642]', 'From: Dr Alexander Douglas (Sir Alexander Douglas of Glenbervie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Fletcher (Patient)', '22 March 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1643, '[ID:1643]', 'From:  Andrew Gairdner / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Andrew Shennan (of Stranraer) (Patient)', '24 March 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1644, '[ID:1644]', 'From: Mr Andrew Shennan (of Stranraer) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Andrew Shennan (of Stranraer) (Patient)', '19 March 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1645, '[ID:1645]', 'From: Dr James Ross / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Knox (Patient)', '26 March 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1646, '[ID:1646]', 'From: Mr Thomas Mack / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Ancrum (Patient)', '28 March 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1647, '[ID:1647]', 'From: Mr Everard McIntyre / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Craufuird (Craufurd, of Ardmilland) (Patient)', '28 March 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1648, '[ID:1648]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr J Tucker (of Greenock) (Patient)', 'April 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1649, '[ID:1649]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Dingwall (Dingwal) (Patient)', 'March? 1779?', 'Incoming'),
(1650, '[ID:1650]', 'From: Mr Thomas Mack / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Ancrum (Patient)', '4 April 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1651, '[ID:1651]', 'From: Dr Alexander Abernethie / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '4 April 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1652, '[ID:1652]', 'From: Mr Ebenezer Clarkson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Stevenson (Stephenson) (Patient)', '13 April 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1653, '[ID:1653]', 'From: Reverend John Wilson Harrison / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '13 April 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1654, '[ID:1654]', 'From: Mr Ebenezer Clarkson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Stevenson (Stephenson) (Patient)', '14 April 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1655, '[ID:1655]', 'From: Dr John Heysham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Irwin (Irwine, at Moss Side) (Patient)', '15 April 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1656, '[ID:1656]', 'From: Mr John Ord (Orde, of Weetwood) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Ord (Orde, of Weetwood) (Patient), Miss Sarah? Ord (Orde, of Weetwood) (Patient), Mr Wilson (Patient)', '18 April 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1657, '[ID:1657]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Ord (Orde, of Weetwood)', '', '', 'Miss Sarah? Ord (Orde, of Weetwood) (Patient)', '18? April 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(1658, '[ID:1658]', 'From: Mr William Cheyne (Chiene) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Cheyne (Chiene) (Patient)', '19 April 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1659, '[ID:1659]', 'From: Mr Charles Wilson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Hamilton Inglis (of Murdist(o)un; Alexander Inglis Hamilton) (Patient)', '19 April 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1660, '[ID:1660]', 'From: Reverend John Henry / To: Mr James Buchan', '', '', 'Reverend John Henry (Patient)', '27 April 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1661, '[ID:1661]', 'From: Reverend John Mudie (of Portmoak) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Emily Clephan (Patient)', '21 April 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1662, '[ID:1662]', 'From: Dr John Mudie (Moodie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Henderson (Patient)', '22 April 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1663, '[ID:1663]', 'From: Mr William Wightman / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Grieve (Patient)', '29 April 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1664, '[ID:1664]', 'From: Dr Ebenezer Jacob / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '1 May 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1665, '[ID:1665]', 'From: Mr Alexander Hamilton Inglis (of Murdist(o)un; Alexander Inglis Hamilton) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Hamilton Inglis (of Murdist(o)un; Alexander Inglis Hamilton) (Patient)', '3 May 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1666, '[ID:1666]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Miss \n Russell (Y. Z.) (Patient)', '5 May 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1667, '[ID:1667]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Reverend William Henry (Patient)', '6 May 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1668, '[ID:1668]', 'From: Reverend John Henry / To: Mr James Buchan', '', '', 'Reverend John Henry (Patient)', '6 May 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1669, '[ID:1669]', 'From: Dr John Mudie (Moodie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Henderson (Patient)', '7 May 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1670, '[ID:1670]', 'From: Dr Henry Richardson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Edward Gallon (Patient), Mr Brougham (Patient)', '8 May 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1671, '[ID:1671]', 'From: Dr William Mitchell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Wright (Patient)', '10 May 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1672, '[ID:1672]', 'From: Mr William Wightman / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Grieve (Patient)', '13 May 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1673, '[ID:1673]', 'From: Mr Alexander Gordon / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Gordon (Patient)', '15 May 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1674, '[ID:1674]', 'From: Mr Andrew Shennan (of Stranraer) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Andrew Shennan (of Stranraer) (Patient)', '17 May 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1675, '[ID:1675]', 'From: Mr F Russell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss \n Russell (Y. Z.) (Patient)', '19 May 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1676, '[ID:1676]', 'From: Dr Richard Dixon (Dickson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Senhouse (Patient)', '20 May 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1677, '[ID:1677]', 'From: Mr William Wightman / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Grieve (Patient)', '21 May 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1678, '[ID:1678]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr Fraser (of Gortbeg) (Patient)', '24 May 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1679, '[ID:1679]', 'From: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Neilson (Nielson, of Paisley) (Patient)', '24 May 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1680, '[ID:1680]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Miss Agnes Maxwell (Patient)', '25 May 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1681, '[ID:1681]', 'From: Miss Ann Hope Grant / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Ogilvie (Ogilvy) (Patient)', '25 May 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1682, '[ID:1682]', 'From: Professor Thomas Hamilton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Freeland (Patient)', '26 May 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1683, '[ID:1683]', 'From: Dr John Alves / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Fraser (of Gortbeg) (Patient)', '27 May 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1684, '[ID:1684]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr David Maclean (Mclean, McClean) (Patient)', '1 June 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1685, '[ID:1685]', 'From: Dr Patrick Scott / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Anna Betham (Annie) (Patient)', '7 June 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1686, '[ID:1686]', 'From: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Margaret Neilson (Peggy) (Patient)', '9 June 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1687, '[ID:1687]', 'From: Dr Henry Richardson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Brougham (Patient)', '13 June 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1688, '[ID:1688]', 'From: Mr Edward Gallon / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Edward Gallon (Patient)', '13 June 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1689, '[ID:1689]', 'From: Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend John Henry (Patient)', '13 June 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1690, '[ID:1690]', 'From: Mr Robert Bruce / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Sir Eyre Coote (Lieutenant-General, Knight) (Patient)', '15 June 1778', 'Incoming'),
(1691, '[ID:1691]', 'From: Mrs Katherine Gillon (Agnew) (Gillean; of Wallhouse  ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Frank Cunningham (Cunninghame) (Patient)', '17 June 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1692, '[ID:1692]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr John Napier (of Balikinrain) (Patient)', '20 June 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1693, '[ID:1693]', 'From: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Neilson (Nielson, of Paisley) (Patient), Miss Margaret Neilson (Peggy) (Patient), Mr Claud Neilson (Claude Nielson; of Ardarden) (Patient)', '25 June 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1694, '[ID:1694]', 'From: Mr Alexander Hamilton Inglis (of Murdist(o)un; Alexander Inglis Hamilton) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Hamilton Inglis (of Murdist(o)un; Alexander Inglis Hamilton) (Patient)', '26 June 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1695, '[ID:1695]', 'From: Mr Robert Neilson (Nielson, of Paisley) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Margaret Neilson (Peggy) (Patient)', '7? June 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1696, '[ID:1696]', 'From: Dr Patrick Scott / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Anna Betham (Annie) (Patient)', '3 July 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1697, '[ID:1697]', 'From: Mr Alexander Copland (Coupland; of King\'s Grange) / To: Mr William McDowall (Macdowall, McDoual, McDowal, McDouall)', '', '', 'Mr William McDowall (Macdowall, McDoual, McDowal, McDouall) (Patient)', '6 July 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1698, '[ID:1698]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mrs Margaret Logie (in Shetland) (Patient)', '6 July 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1699, '[ID:1699]', 'From: Mr William Cokayne (Cocayne) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Cokayne (Patient), Miss Orde (Patient)', '7 July 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1700, '[ID:1700]', 'From: Dr William Mitchell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Wright (Patient)', '8 July 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1701, '[ID:1701]', 'From: Mr Alexander Copland (Coupland; of King\'s Grange) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William McDowall (Macdowall, McDoual, McDowal, McDouall) (Patient)', '9 July 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1703, '[ID:1703]', 'From: Reverend Robert Deans (of Crailing) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Robert Deans (of Crailing) (Patient), Mrs Elizabeth Deans (Smith) (Patient)', '12 July 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1704, '[ID:1704]', 'From: Dr David Wemyss / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Kerr (Patient)', '12 July 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1705, '[ID:1705]', 'From: Mr William McDowall (Macdowall, McDoual, McDowal, McDouall) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William McDowall (Macdowall, McDoual, McDowal, McDouall) (Patient)', '13 July 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1706, '[ID:1706]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr William McDowall (Macdowall, McDoual, McDowal, McDouall) (Patient)', '13 July 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(1707, '[ID:1707]', 'From:  John Whyte / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Brodie (Patient)', '18 July 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1708, '[ID:1708]', 'From: Dr Alexander Wemyss (of Pitkenny) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Brodie (Patient)', '18 July 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1709, '[ID:1709]', 'From: Mr Robert Neilson (Nielson, of Paisley) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Neilson (Nielson, of Paisley) (Patient), Mrs Macclaw (MacLaw, Mclaws) (Patient), Miss Margaret Neilson (Peggy) (Patient)', '20 July 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1710, '[ID:1710]', 'From: Dr William Hamilton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Paterson (Patient)', '26 July 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1711, '[ID:1711]', 'From: Dr Robert Clapperton / To: Mr Joseph Norris', '', '', 'Mr Norris (Patient)', '28 July 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1712, '[ID:1712]', 'From:  Alexander Brown / To: Mr Joseph Norris', '', '', 'Mr Norris (Patient)', '29 July 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1713, '[ID:1713]', 'From: Mr Arthur Gair / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr George Hall (in Alnwick) (Patient)', '31 July 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1714, '[ID:1714]', 'From: Dr Colin Drummond / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain James Maxwell (Patient), Mrs Ogilvie (Ogilvy) (Patient)', 'July 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1715, '[ID:1715]', 'From: Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Gillies (Patient)', '1 August 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1716, '[ID:1716]', 'From:  John Whyte / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Brodie (Patient)', '1 August 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1717, '[ID:1717]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '3 August 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1718, '[ID:1718]', 'From: Dr Timothy Kirby (Kirkby) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr K. (Patient)', '5 August 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1719, '[ID:1719]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr K. (Patient)', '7 August 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1720, '[ID:1720]', 'From: Mr William Cokayne (Cocayne) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Cokayne (Patient)', '16 August 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1721, '[ID:1721]', 'From: Mr Thomas Mack / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Moodie (Moody) (Patient)', '18 August 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1722, '[ID:1722]', 'From: Mr George Hall (in Alnwick) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr George Hall (in Alnwick) (Patient)', '18 August 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1723, '[ID:1723]', 'From: Mr Alexander Hamilton Inglis (of Murdist(o)un; Alexander Inglis Hamilton) / To: Mr Alexander Wood', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Hamilton Inglis (of Murdist(o)un; Alexander Inglis Hamilton) (Patient)', '22 August 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1724, '[ID:1724]', 'From: Mr James Johnston / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '23 August 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1725, '[ID:1725]', 'From: Dr David Goodsir / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Margaret Thomson (Paterson) (Thompson; of Charleton) (Patient)', '26 August 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1726, '[ID:1726]', 'From: Dr Alexander Wemyss (of Pitkenny) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Brodie (Patient)', '1 September 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1728, '[ID:1728]', 'From: Mr Arthur Gair / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr George Hall (in Alnwick) (Patient)', '17 September 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1729, '[ID:1729]', 'From: Mr Robert Wallace / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Arthur Robertson (Patient), Mr John Napier (of Balikinrain) (Patient)', '18 September 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1730, '[ID:1730]', 'From: Mr George Knott / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Knott (Ford) (Knot) (Patient), Miss Ford (Patient)', '18 September 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1731, '[ID:1731]', 'From: Mr Buchan / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr A Davidson (Patient)', '18 September 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1732, '[ID:1732]', 'Cover Letter and Case Note', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Farquharson (Campbell) (Polly) (Patient)', '26 September 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1733, '[ID:1733]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' William Kerr (Patient)', '17? September 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1734, '[ID:1734]', 'From: Mr John McKie (Junior) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John McKie (Junior) (Patient)', '1 October 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1735, '[ID:1735]', 'From:  John Whyte / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Brodie (Patient)', '3 October 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1736, '[ID:1736]', 'From:  H.A. Bryan / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' Bryan (H.A. Bryan\'s father) (Patient)', '3 October 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1737, '[ID:1737]', 'From: Dr Nathaniel Tucker / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '7 October 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1738, '[ID:1738]', 'From: Mr Lionel Campbell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Farquharson (Campbell) (Polly) (Patient)', '8 October 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1739, '[ID:1739]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Rebecca Glassford (Beckie) (Patient)', '10 October 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1740, '[ID:1740]', 'From: Dr Christopher Douglas (of Kelso) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Pringle (of Haining) (Patient)', '11 October 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1741, '[ID:1741]', 'From: Mr William Cokayne (Cocayne) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Cokayne (Patient)', '11 October 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1742, '[ID:1742]', 'From: Dr Robert Marshall / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Young (Younge) (Patient)', '15 October 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1743, '[ID:1743]', 'From: Mr George Knott / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Knott (Ford) (Knot) (Patient), Miss Ford (Patient)', '16 October 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1744, '[ID:1744]', 'From: Mr John McKie (Junior) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John McKie (Junior) (Patient)', '19 October 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1745, '[ID:1745]', 'From: Mr John Short / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Charles Addison (Patient)', '20 October 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1747, '[ID:1747]', 'From:  James Carmichael / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Robertson (Patient)', '26 October 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1748, '[ID:1748]', 'From: Mr Robert Fenwick (of Lemington) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Fenwick (of Lemington) (Patient)', '26 October 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1749, '[ID:1749]', 'From:  James Carmichael / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Robertson (Patient)', '1 November 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1750, '[ID:1750]', 'From: Dr Ralph Paterson (Patterson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Forster (Grieve) (Patient)', '4 November 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1751, '[ID:1751]', 'From: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Neilson (Nielson, of Paisley) (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '6 November 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1752, '[ID:1752]', 'From: Mr William Cokayne (Cocayne) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Cokayne (Patient)', '8 November 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1753, '[ID:1753]', 'From: Mr John Short / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Pearson (Patient)', '9 November 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1754, '[ID:1754]', 'From: Mr John Short / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Pearson (Patient)', '12 November 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1755, '[ID:1755]', 'From: Mr John Walker / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Mitchell (Patient)', '13 November 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1756, '[ID:1756]', 'From: Dr Michael Law / To: Mr James Oswald', '', '', 'Bishop John Oswald (of Raphoe) (Patient)', '14 November 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1757, '[ID:1757]', 'From: Dr William Wilson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Donald (Patient)', '21 November 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1758, '[ID:1758]', 'From: Mr John Short / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Pearson (Patient)', '21 November 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1759, '[ID:1759]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Michael Law', '', '', 'Bishop John Oswald (of Raphoe) (Patient)', '23 November 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(1760, '[ID:1760]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Rebecca Glassford (Beckie) (Patient)', '28 November 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1761, '[ID:1761]', 'From: Mr William Farquharson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Amelia Farquharson (of Invercauld) (Patient)', '29 November 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1762, '[ID:1762]', 'From: Mr Archibald Mitchell / To: Earl Dunbar Douglas (Hamilton) (Lord Selkirk, 4th Earl of Selkirk)', '', '', 'Miss Mitchell (Patient)', '1? November 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1763, '[ID:1763]', 'From: Mr John Bowman (Junior) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' Roger Stevenson (Junior) (Roger Stevenson Junior) (Patient)', '2 December 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1764, '[ID:1764]', 'From: Mr William Ingham / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Frances Simpson (Sympson) (Patient)', '5 December 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1765, '[ID:1765]', 'From: Mr John McKie (Junior) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John McKie (Junior) (Patient)', '9 December 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1766, '[ID:1766]', 'From: Dr McNaughtan Hunter (MacNachtan Hunter; MacNaughtane Hunter) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Law (Patient)', '9 December 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1767, '[ID:1767]', 'From: Mrs Mary Mather / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Mather (Patient)', '9 December 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1768, '[ID:1768]', 'Cover Letter and Case Note', '', '', 'Mrs Janet MacLean (MacLeod or McLeod?) (McLean; of Coll) (Patient)', '10 December 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1769, '[ID:1769]', 'From: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Neilson (Nielson, of Paisley) (Patient)', '10 December 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1770, '[ID:1770]', 'From: Mr Alexander Copland (Coupland; of King\'s Grange) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William McDowall (Macdowall, McDoual, McDowal, McDouall) (Patient)', '10 December 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1771, '[ID:1771]', 'From: Mr Roger Stevenson (Esq.) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' Roger Stevenson (Junior) (Roger Stevenson Junior) (Patient)', '13 December 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1773, '[ID:1773]', 'From: Reverend Edward Gilhespy (Gillespie, Gillespy) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Edward Gilhespy (Gillespie, Gillespy) (Patient)', '14 December 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1774, '[ID:1774]', 'From: Dr Robert Innes / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr Robert Innes (Patient)', '14 December 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1775, '[ID:1775]', 'From: Mr Thomas Irwin jnr. / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Irwin (Irwine, at Moss Side) (Patient)', '16 December 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1783, '[ID:1783]', 'From: Mr Henry William Tytler / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Smith (Patient), Mr Gillies (Patient)', '25 December 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1784, '[ID:1784]', 'From: Captain Robertson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Robertson (Patient)', '25 December 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1785, '[ID:1785]', 'From: Dr Thomas Wells / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr Thomas Wells (Patient)', '27 December 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1786, '[ID:1786]', 'From: Mr Stephen Cleasby / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Smith (of Barnard Castle) (Patient)', '28 December 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1787, '[ID:1787]', 'From:  James Jackson / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Frances Fortescue (Patient)', '29 December 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1788, '[ID:1788]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mrs Frances Fortescue (Patient)', '29? December? 1779?', 'Incoming'),
(1789, '[ID:1789]', 'From: Mr Henry William Tytler / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs (Lady) (Patient), Mr John Smith (Patient)', '30 December 1779', 'Incoming'),
(1790, '[ID:1790]', 'From: Dr Robert Innes / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr Robert Innes (Patient)', 'December? 1779?', 'Incoming'),
(1791, '[ID:1791]', 'From: Dr Robert Innes / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr Robert Innes (Patient)', 'December? 1779?', 'Incoming'),
(1794, '[ID:1794]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mrs Marion Cathcart (Buchan) (of Genoch and Knockdolian; Mrs Ross ) (Patient)', 'February? 1778?', 'Incoming'),
(1795, '[ID:1795]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '1779?', 'Incoming'),
(1796, '[ID:1796]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '[DATE UNKNOWN]', 'Outgoing'),
(1797, '[ID:1797]', 'From: Mr Alexander Copland (Coupland; of King\'s Grange) / To: Mr William McDowall (Macdowall, McDoual, McDowal, McDouall)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '13? July? 1779?', 'Incoming'),
(1798, '[ID:1798]', 'From:  William Young (Younge) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Houston (Houstoun) (Patient)', '1 January 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1799, '[ID:1799]', 'From: Mr John Rowand / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Rowand (Patient)', '3 January 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1800, '[ID:1800]', 'From:  William Young (Younge) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Houston (Houstoun) (Patient)', '3 January 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1801, '[ID:1801]', 'From: Dr Joseph Clarke (Clark) / To: Mr John Caldwell', '', '', 'Reverend Charles Caldwell (of Artrea) (Patient)', '11 January 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1802, '[ID:1802]', 'Case Note', '', '', ' (A.B.) (Patient)', '12 January 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1803, '[ID:1803]', 'From: Mrs Frances Fortescue / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Frances Fortescue (Patient)', '12 January 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1804, '[ID:1804]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr William Millar (Miller; of Walkinshaw) (Patient)', '14 January 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1805, '[ID:1805]', 'From:  William Lawson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Jeany Dabriel (Dabial) (Patient)', '17 January 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1806, '[ID:1806]', 'From: Mr Richard Lambert / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Mary Peareth (Pearith, Peariths) (Patient), Miss Barbara Peareth (Pearith) (Patient)', '19 January 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1807, '[ID:1807]', 'From: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Neilson (Nielson, of Paisley) (Patient), Mrs Macclaw (MacLaw, Mclaws) (Patient)', '19 January 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1808, '[ID:1808]', 'From: Mr A. Ord / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Frances Simpson (Sympson) (Patient)', '27 January 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1809, '[ID:1809]', 'From: Mr William Farquharson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr McDuff (Patient), Miss Amelia Farquharson (of Invercauld) (Patient)', '27 January 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1810, '[ID:1810]', 'From:  Alexander Gibson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' Alexander Gibson (Patient)', '27 January 1780', 'Incoming');
INSERT INTO `PROD_doc_title` (`doc_id`, `doc_id_txt`, `doc_desc`, `author`, `addressee`, `patient`, `full_date`, `document_direction`) VALUES
(1811, '[ID:1811]', 'From: Mr Malcolm / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Malcolm (Patient)', 'January? 1780?', 'Incoming'),
(1812, '[ID:1812]', 'From: Mr John Caldwell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Charles Caldwell (of Artrea) (Patient)', 'January 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1813, '[ID:1813]', 'From: Dr A. Scott / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Furnese (Patient)', '31 January 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1814, '[ID:1814]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Lady Lucy Douglass (Graham) (Douglas, of Bothwell Castle) (Patient)', '1 February 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1815, '[ID:1815]', 'From: Dr David Watson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain John Guise (Patient)', '1 February 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1816, '[ID:1816]', 'From: Mr John Short / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Pearson (Patient)', '4 February 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1817, '[ID:1817]', 'From: Mr Lionel Campbell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Farquharson (Campbell) (Polly) (Patient), Miss (Patient)', '9 February 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1818, '[ID:1818]', 'From: Dr Alexander Douglas (Sir Alexander Douglas of Glenbervie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Stewart (Patient)', '22 February 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1819, '[ID:1819]', 'From: Mr James Murray Sutherland (Sutherland of Clyne and Pulrossie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Murray Sutherland (Sutherland of Clyne and Pulrossie) (Patient)', '24 February 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1820, '[ID:1820]', 'From: Mr George Knott / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Knott (Ford) (Knot) (Patient), Miss Ford (Patient)', '26 February 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1821, '[ID:1821]', 'From: Dr John Govan (Gowan) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Dalgliesh (of Scotscraig) (Patient)', '27 February 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1822, '[ID:1822]', 'From: Dr William Thomson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Frances Fortescue (Patient)', '27 February 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1823, '[ID:1823]', 'From:  William Steuart Barclay (Stewart Barclay) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' Henry Steuart Barclay (of Coltness) (Patient)', 'February? 1780?', 'Incoming'),
(1824, '[ID:1824]', 'From: Dr James Collier / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Christian Moubray (Bell) (of Calderbank) (Patient)', '3 March 1781', 'Incoming'),
(1825, '[ID:1825]', 'Cover Letter and Case Note', '', '', 'Mrs Ann Hamilton (Craik) (of Aldershaw) (Patient), Mr William McDowall (Macdowall, McDoual, McDowal, McDouall) (Patient)', '11 March 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1826, '[ID:1826]', 'From: Mr James Whytt / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Andrew Flockhart (Patient)', '15 March 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1827, '[ID:1827]', 'From: Dr Robert Saunders / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Innes (of Muiriefauld, Muiryfold) (Patient), Mr Innes (of Muriefold/Muirfauld/Muiriefaulds) (Patient)', '18 March 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1828, '[ID:1828]', 'From: Dr James Kenneth Saunders / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Innes (of Muiriefauld, Muiryfold) (Patient)', '30? October? 1770?', 'Incoming'),
(1829, '[ID:1829]', 'From: Dr Henry Richardson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Isabella Widdrington (Forster) (Isabel) (Patient)', '19 March 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1830, '[ID:1830]', 'From: Dr Henry Richardson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Isabella Widdrington (Forster) (Isabel) (Patient)', '26 March 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1831, '[ID:1831]', 'From: Mr Gavin Fullarton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander McDonald (MacDonald) (Patient)', '26 March 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1832, '[ID:1832]', 'From: Dr Hugh Rose (of Brea and Broadley) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Urquhart (Patient)', 'March 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1833, '[ID:1833]', 'From: Anonymous / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' (\'A Young Lady\') (Patient)', '1774?', 'Incoming'),
(1834, '[ID:1834]', 'Case Note', '', '', ' Elizabeth Lawrie (Lizzie) (Patient)', '30 March 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1835, '[ID:1835]', 'From: Mr Robert Ligertwood / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Ligertwood (Patient)', '6 April 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1836, '[ID:1836]', 'From: Dr John Alves / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Sheriff Campbell (Patient)', '7 April 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1837, '[ID:1837]', 'From: Earl Dunbar Douglas (Hamilton) (Lord Selkirk, 4th Earl of Selkirk) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lord Basil William Douglas (Lord Daer) (Patient)', '10 April 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1838, '[ID:1838]', 'From: Lord Basil William Douglas (Lord Daer) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Lord Basil William Douglas (Lord Daer) (Patient)', '10 April 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1839, '[ID:1839]', 'From: Mr Alexander Copland (Coupland; of King\'s Grange) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Ann Hamilton (Craik) (of Aldershaw) (Patient)', '11 April 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1840, '[ID:1840]', 'From: Earl Dunbar Douglas (Hamilton) (Lord Selkirk, 4th Earl of Selkirk) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lord Basil William Douglas (Lord Daer) (Patient)', '12 April 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1841, '[ID:1841]', 'From: Dr Murray / To: Dr William Fordyce (Sir William Fordyce)', '', '', 'Lord Basil William Douglas (Lord Daer) (Patient)', '13 April 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1842, '[ID:1842]', 'From:  William Sutherland (Sutherland of Schersness) / To: Mr Robert Watt ( of Wood End)', '', '', ' William Sutherland (Sutherland of Schersness) (Patient)', '13 April 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1843, '[ID:1843]', 'From: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Neilson (Nielson, of Paisley) (Patient), Mrs Macclaw (MacLaw, Mclaws) (Patient)', '20 April 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1844, '[ID:1844]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr Thomas French (Patient)', 'April? 1780?', 'Incoming'),
(1845, '[ID:1845]', 'From: Dr John Heysham / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Brown (Patient), Mr Thomas Irwin (Irwine, at Moss Side) (Patient)', '2 May 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1846, '[ID:1846]', 'From: Mr John Walker / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Thomson (of Kirkcudbright) (Patient)', '8 May 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1847, '[ID:1847]', 'From: Mr David Maclean (Mclean, McClean) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr David Maclean (Mclean, McClean) (Patient)', '8 May 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1848, '[ID:1848]', 'From:  William Sutherland (Sutherland of Schersness) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' William Sutherland (Sutherland of Schersness) (Patient)', '9 May 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1849, '[ID:1849]', 'From: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Neilson (Nielson, of Paisley) (Patient)', '13 May 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1850, '[ID:1850]', 'From: Mr Alexander Copland (Coupland; of King\'s Grange) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Ann Hamilton (Craik) (of Aldershaw) (Patient)', '13 May 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1851, '[ID:1851]', 'From: Mr John McKie (Junior) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr John McKie (Junior) (Patient)', '13 May 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1852, '[ID:1852]', 'From: Reverend Joseph Munro (of Edderton) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Joseph Munro (of Edderton) (Patient)', '17 May 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1853, '[ID:1853]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Findlay', '', '', 'Lord George Fraser (15th Lord Saltoun of Abernethy) (Patient)', '17 May 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1854, '[ID:1854]', 'From: Mr Richard Lambert / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Harrison (Patient)', '20 May 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1855, '[ID:1855]', 'From: Mr John Walker / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Thomson (of Kirkcudbright) (Patient)', '22 May 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1856, '[ID:1856]', 'From: Miss Isabel Mutter (Bess) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr Thomas Mutter (Reverend) (Patient)', '23 May 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1857, '[ID:1857]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr Thomas Mutter (Reverend) (Patient)', '28 May 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1858, '[ID:1858]', 'From: Reverend Richard Witton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Richard Witton (Patient)', '29 May 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1859, '[ID:1859]', 'From: Mr Donald Ruthven / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Dugald Malcolm Ruthven (Patient)', '10? May 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1860, '[ID:1860]', 'From: Mr D. Allan / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr D. Allan (Patient)', '15? May 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1861, '[ID:1861]', 'From: Dr Oglethorp Wainman (Waineman) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Mary Swaine (Patient)', 'May 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1862, '[ID:1862]', 'From: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Neilson (Nielson, of Paisley) (Patient)', '1 June 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1863, '[ID:1863]', 'From: Mr John Walker / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Thomson (of Kirkcudbright) (Patient)', '1 June 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1864, '[ID:1864]', 'From: Mr Michael Stewart (Shaw-Stewart, of Ardgowan; later 5th Baronet) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Michael Stewart (Shaw-Stewart, of Ardgowan; later 5th Baronet) (Patient)', '6 June 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1865, '[ID:1865]', 'From: Mr Stephen Cleasby / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Smith (of Barnard Castle) (Patient)', '6 June 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1866, '[ID:1866]', 'From: Mr John Bannerman / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs McMichen (McMiken) (Patient)', '6 June 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1867, '[ID:1867]', 'From: Dr John Heysham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Brown (Patient), Mr John Leveck (Levec) (Patient)', '8 June 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1868, '[ID:1868]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr Thomas Mutter (Reverend) (Patient)', '9 June 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1869, '[ID:1869]', 'From: Dr Alexander Findlay / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lord George Fraser (15th Lord Saltoun of Abernethy) (Patient)', '12 June 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1870, '[ID:1870]', 'From: Mr Richard Lambert / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Mary Peareth (Pearith, Peariths) (Patient), Miss Barbara Peareth (Pearith) (Patient), Miss Frances Simpson (Sympson) (Patient), Miss Henrietta Peareth (Patient)', '16 June 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1871, '[ID:1871]', 'From: Mr James Balmain / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Elizabeth Charlotte? Balmain (Patient)', '21 June 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1872, '[ID:1872]', 'From: Mr Michael Stewart (Shaw-Stewart, of Ardgowan; later 5th Baronet) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Michael Stewart (Shaw-Stewart, of Ardgowan; later 5th Baronet) (Patient)', '27 June 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1873, '[ID:1873]', 'From: Dr Robert Wood / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Donaldson (Patient),  Peter McCulloch (Patient)', '30 June 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1874, '[ID:1874]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr R Robertson (Patient)', 'June 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1875, '[ID:1875]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr Thomas Mutter (Reverend) (Patient)', 'June 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1876, '[ID:1876]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr Henry Watt (of Burntisland) (Patient)', 'June? 1780?', 'Incoming'),
(1877, '[ID:1877]', 'From: Dr Alexander Findlay / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lord George Fraser (15th Lord Saltoun of Abernethy) (Patient)', '1 July 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1878, '[ID:1878]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Mr David Balfour', '', '', 'Mrs Margaret Logie (in Shetland) (Patient)', '3 July 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1879, '[ID:1879]', 'From: Mr George Knott / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Knott (Ford) (Knot) (Patient)', '3 July 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1880, '[ID:1880]', 'From: Miss Christian Hamilton (of Murdieston) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Provost Walter Inglis Hamilton (Patient)', '7 July 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1881, '[ID:1881]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr Thomas Mutter (Reverend) (Patient), Mr George Mackenzie (McKenzie) (Patient), Miss Elizabeth Charlotte? Balmain (Patient), Mr William McDowall (Macdowall, McDoual, McDowal, McDouall) (Patient)', '9 July 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1882, '[ID:1882]', 'From: Dr Thomas Stephen / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Brander (Patient)', '10 July 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1883, '[ID:1883]', 'From:  James Dobson / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', ' William Dobson (Patient)', '12 July 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1884, '[ID:1884]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr Thomas Mutter (Reverend) (Patient), Mr George Mackenzie (McKenzie) (Patient), Mr William McDowall (Macdowall, McDoual, McDowal, McDouall) (Patient)', '18 July 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1885, '[ID:1885]', 'From: Mr George M\'Culloch (Maculloch, Macullock) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr George M\'Culloch (Maculloch, Macullock) (Patient)', '21 July 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1886, '[ID:1886]', 'From: Dr David Goodsir / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Margaret Thomson (Paterson) (Thompson; of Charleton) (Patient), Mr John Thomson (Thompson; of Charleton) (Patient)', '23 July 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1888, '[ID:1888]', 'From: Mr Henry Watt (of Burntisland) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Henry Watt (of Burntisland) (Patient)', '24 July 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1889, '[ID:1889]', 'From: Mr John Ord (Orde, of Weetwood) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Ord (Orde, of Weetwood) (Patient)', '24 July 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1890, '[ID:1890]', 'From: Mr Patrick Duguid Leslie / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss J Campbell (Patient)', '27 July 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1891, '[ID:1891]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr Thomas Mutter (Reverend) (Patient), Mr George Mackenzie (McKenzie) (Patient)', '28 July 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1892, '[ID:1892]', 'From: Mr James Mucklejohn / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Mucklejohn (Patient)', '3 August 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1893, '[ID:1893]', 'From: Mr John Ord (Orde, of Weetwood) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Ord (Orde, of Weetwood) (Patient)', '4 August 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1894, '[ID:1894]', 'From: Dr George Hamilton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Isabella? Agnew (of Lochnaw) (Patient)', '6 August 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1895, '[ID:1895]', 'From: Dr Robert Innes / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr Robert Innes (Patient)', '12 August 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1896, '[ID:1896]', 'From: Mr Patrick Duguid Leslie / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss J Campbell (Patient)', '12 August 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1897, '[ID:1897]', 'From: Sir Stair Agnew (of Lochnaw, 6th Baronet (from 1771)) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Isabella? Agnew (of Lochnaw) (Patient)', '18 August 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1898, '[ID:1898]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr George Mackenzie (McKenzie) (Patient)', '19 August 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1899, '[ID:1899]', 'From: Mr George Mackenzie (McKenzie) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr George Mackenzie (McKenzie) (Patient)', '19 August 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1900, '[ID:1900]', 'From: Mr William Ingham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Mary Clutterbuck (Patient)', '20 August 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1901, '[ID:1901]', 'From: Mr Arthur Robertson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Arthur Robertson (Patient)', '21 August 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1902, '[ID:1902]', 'From: Mr Thomas  Johnston / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Johnston (Patient)', '27 August 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1903, '[ID:1903]', 'From: Mr William Dougall (Dougal) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Nelly Leslie (at Kininvie) (Patient)', '28 August 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1904, '[ID:1904]', 'Cover Letter and Case Note', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', 'August? 1780?', 'Incoming'),
(1905, '[ID:1905]', 'From:  Basil Browne / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', 'August 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1906, '[ID:1906]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Captain Burden (Patient)', 'August 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1907, '[ID:1907]', 'From:  John Corse / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' John Corse (Patient)', '1 September 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1908, '[ID:1908]', 'From: Dr James Hamilton / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Margaret Home (Hume, of Jordanfield; Miss Home of Branxton) (Patient)', '2 September 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1909, '[ID:1909]', 'From: Dr Thomas Stephen / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Brander (Patient)', '3 September 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1910, '[ID:1910]', 'From: Mr John Blair / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Blair (Patient)', '5 September 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1911, '[ID:1911]', 'From: Dr John Clark (Clerke, Clarke) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr George Waldie (of Hinderside [Hendersyde]) (Patient)', '5 September 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1912, '[ID:1912]', 'From: Reverend William Donaldson (of Ballantrae) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs McKessock (Mackessock) (Patient)', '10 September 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1913, '[ID:1913]', 'From: Mr Anthony Chamier (Charmier, Chamia) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Anthony Chamier (Charmier, Chamia) (Patient)', '10 September 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1914, '[ID:1914]', 'From: Mrs Jane Webster / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '11 September 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1915, '[ID:1915]', 'Cover Letter and Case Note', '', '', 'Miss Ker (Patient)', '17 September 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1916, '[ID:1916]', 'From: Mr John Walker / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Thomson (of Kirkcudbright) (Patient)', '21 September 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1917, '[ID:1917]', 'From: Dr Robert Menzies (of Dura ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Margaret Thomson (Paterson) (Thompson; of Charleton) (Patient)', '21 September 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1918, '[ID:1918]', 'From: Dr John Clark (Clerke, Clarke) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr George Waldie (of Hinderside [Hendersyde]) (Patient), Mrs Clark (Clerke, Clarke) (Patient)', '24 September 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1919, '[ID:1919]', 'From: Mr Anthony Chamier (Charmier, Chamia) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Anthony Chamier (Charmier, Chamia) (Patient)', '27 September 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1920, '[ID:1920]', 'From: Sir George Burnet(t) (Burnett of Kemnay) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Sir George Burnet(t) (Burnett of Kemnay) (Patient)', '29 September 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1921, '[ID:1921]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Sir George Burnet(t) (Burnett of Kemnay) (Patient)', '29? September 1780?', 'Incoming'),
(1922, '[ID:1922]', 'From: Miss E Fraser (Miss Fraser of Inverallochy) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss E Fraser (Miss Fraser of Inverallochy) (Patient)', 'September 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1923, '[ID:1923]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss E Fraser (Miss Fraser of Inverallochy) (Patient)', 'November? 1780?', 'Outgoing'),
(1924, '[ID:1924]', 'From: Mr Andrew Harrison / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Anthony Chamier (Charmier, Chamia) (Patient)', '1 October 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1925, '[ID:1925]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr Thomas Mutter (Reverend) (Patient), Mr George Mackenzie (McKenzie) (Patient)', '3 October 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1926, '[ID:1926]', 'From: Sir George Burnet(t) (Burnett of Kemnay) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Sir George Burnet(t) (Burnett of Kemnay) (Patient)', '9 October 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1927, '[ID:1927]', 'From: Mr William Ingham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Mary Peareth (Pearith, Peariths) (Patient), Miss Mary Clutterbuck (Patient), Miss Barbara Peareth (Pearith) (Patient), Miss Harrison (Patient), Miss Elizabeth Harrison (Patient), Miss Henrietta Peareth (Patient)', '12 October 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1928, '[ID:1928]', 'From: Dr James Hamilton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Margaret Home (Hume, of Jordanfield; Miss Home of Branxton) (Patient)', '12 October 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1929, '[ID:1929]', 'From: Sir George Burnet(t) (Burnett of Kemnay) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Sir George Burnet(t) (Burnett of Kemnay) (Patient)', '12 October 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1930, '[ID:1930]', 'From:  John Deschamps / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Anthony Chamier (Charmier, Chamia) (Patient)', '12 October 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1931, '[ID:1931]', 'From: Reverend William Donaldson (of Ballantrae) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs McKessock (Mackessock) (Patient)', '15 October 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1933, '[ID:1933]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Countess Charlotte Murray (Stewart) (Lady Dunmore)', '', '', 'Countess Charlotte Murray (Stewart) (Lady Dunmore) (Patient)', '18 October 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1934, '[ID:1934]', 'From: Dr James Hamilton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Margaret Home (Hume, of Jordanfield; Miss Home of Branxton) (Patient)', '19 October 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1935, '[ID:1935]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lady Grace Campbell (Stuart) (of Stonefield) (Patient)', '23 October 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1936, '[ID:1936]', 'From: Dr John Clark (Clerke, Clarke) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Clark (Clerke, Clarke) (Patient)', '24 October 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1937, '[ID:1937]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lady Grace Campbell (Stuart) (of Stonefield) (Patient)', '27 October 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1938, '[ID:1938]', 'From: Mr Stephen Cleasby / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Smith (of Barnard Castle) (Patient), Miss Milbanke (Patient)', '27 October 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1939, '[ID:1939]', 'From: Mr Robert Watt ( of Wood End) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Watt ( of Wood End) (Patient)', '29 October 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1940, '[ID:1940]', 'From: Mr George Waldie (Mr Waldie jr, of Hendersyde, Kingswood, or of Forth House) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr George Waldie (Mr Waldie jr, of Hendersyde, Kingswood, or of Forth House) (Patient)', '28 October 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1941, '[ID:1941]', 'From: Dr Thomas Livingston / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' George Ogilvy (at Green Hall) (Patient)', '29 October 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1942, '[ID:1942]', 'Cover Letter and Case Note', '', '', 'Mr Samuel Crauford (Patient)', 'October 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1943, '[ID:1943]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Reverend Maxwell Kennedy (of Londonderry) (Patient)', 'October 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1944, '[ID:1944]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend William Donaldson (of Ballantrae)', '', '', 'Mrs McKessock (Mackessock) (Patient)', 'October 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(1945, '[ID:1945]', 'From: Dr James Hamilton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Margaret Home (Hume, of Jordanfield; Miss Home of Branxton) (Patient)', '1 November 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1946, '[ID:1946]', 'From: Dr James Vaughan / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '1? November 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1947, '[ID:1947]', 'From: Dr William Drennan / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Mattear (Drennan) (Mattaire, Mullaire\n) (Patient)', '4 November 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1948, '[ID:1948]', 'From: Dr Thomas Livingston / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' George Ogilvy (at Green Hall) (Patient)', '12 November 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1949, '[ID:1949]', 'From: Dr Ralph Paterson (Patterson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Rigby (Patient)', '20 November 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1950, '[ID:1950]', 'From: Dr John Heysham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Brown (Patient), Mr John Leveck (Levec) (Patient), Miss Hodgson (Hodgeson) (Patient)', '26 November 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1951, '[ID:1951]', 'From: Dr N Doubleday / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Matheson (Patient)', '26 November 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1952, '[ID:1952]', 'From: Dr Ralph Paterson (Patterson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Rigby (Patient)', '28 November 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1953, '[ID:1953]', 'From: Miss E Fraser (Miss Fraser of Inverallochy) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss E Fraser (Miss Fraser of Inverallochy) (Patient)', '5 December 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1954, '[ID:1954]', 'From: Mr Richard Lambert / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Mary Peareth (Pearith, Peariths) (Patient), Miss Barbara Peareth (Pearith) (Patient), Miss Harrison (Patient)', '6 December 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1955, '[ID:1955]', 'From: Miss E Fraser (Miss Fraser of Inverallochy) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss E Fraser (Miss Fraser of Inverallochy) (Patient)', '17 December 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1956, '[ID:1956]', 'From:  Bernard Schaw (Shaw) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Schaw (Shaw) (Patient)', '17 December 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1957, '[ID:1957]', 'From: Countess Charlotte Murray (Stewart) (Lady Dunmore) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Countess Charlotte Murray (Stewart) (Lady Dunmore) (Patient)', '17 December 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1958, '[ID:1958]', 'From: Mr Henry Watt (of Burntisland) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Henry Watt (of Burntisland) (Patient)', '18 December 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1959, '[ID:1959]', 'From: Mr Anthony Harrison / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Sisson (Patient)', '20 December 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1960, '[ID:1960]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr George C Fox (Patient)', '25 December 1780', 'Incoming'),
(1961, '[ID:1961]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '1780?', 'Incoming'),
(1962, '[ID:1962]', 'From: Mr John Goodsir / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr David Bethune (of Kilconquhar; of Balfour) (Patient)', '6 January 1781', 'Incoming'),
(1963, '[ID:1963]', 'From: Dr Richard Worthington / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Worthington (Patient)', '12 January 1781', 'Incoming'),
(1964, '[ID:1964]', 'From: Mr Ralph Davidson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Archibald (Patient)', '15 January 1781', 'Incoming'),
(1965, '[ID:1965]', 'From:  Andrew Johnston / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' Andrew Johnston (Patient)', '16 January 1781', 'Incoming'),
(1966, '[ID:1966]', 'From: Mr William Stuart / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '17 January 1781', 'Incoming'),
(1967, '[ID:1967]', 'From:  Bernard Schaw (Shaw) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Schaw (Shaw) (Patient)', '17 January 1781', 'Incoming'),
(1968, '[ID:1968]', 'From: Dr Thomas Stephen / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Thomson (Patient)', '17 January 1781', 'Incoming'),
(1969, '[ID:1969]', 'From: Dr Andrew Wilson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '20 January 1781', 'Incoming'),
(1970, '[ID:1970]', 'From: Dr John Fuller / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Cockburn (Patient)', '23 January 1781', 'Incoming'),
(1971, '[ID:1971]', 'From: Dr John Ralph Fenwick / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Schaw (Shaw) (Patient)', '25 January 1781', 'Incoming'),
(1972, '[ID:1972]', 'From: Mr John Goodsir / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr David Bethune (of Kilconquhar; of Balfour) (Patient)', '27 January 1781', 'Incoming'),
(1973, '[ID:1973]', 'From: Mr Stephen Cleasby / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Milbanke (Patient)', '28 January 1781', 'Incoming'),
(1974, '[ID:1974]', 'From: Mr George Waldie (Mr Waldie jr, of Hendersyde, Kingswood, or of Forth House) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr George Waldie (Mr Waldie jr, of Hendersyde, Kingswood, or of Forth House) (Patient)', '29 January 1781', 'Incoming'),
(1975, '[ID:1975]', 'From: Mrs Jane Webster / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '30 January 1781', 'Incoming'),
(1976, '[ID:1976]', 'From: Mr Thomas Rippingall (Ripengal, Rippengale) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Rippingall (Ripengal, Rippengale) (Patient)', '5 February 1781', 'Incoming'),
(1977, '[ID:1977]', 'From: Mr Richard Walker / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Hodgson (Hodgeson) (Patient)', '11 February 1781', 'Incoming'),
(1978, '[ID:1978]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Miss Hodgson (Hodgeson) (Patient)', '11? February 1781', 'Incoming'),
(1979, '[ID:1979]', 'From: Dr Andrew Wilson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Archibald (Patient)', '15 February 1781', 'Incoming'),
(1980, '[ID:1980]', 'From: Dr Thomas Stephen / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Robertson (Patient)', '21 February 1781', 'Incoming'),
(1981, '[ID:1981]', 'From: Dr Trevor Jones / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Carter (Patient)', '26 February 1781', 'Incoming'),
(1982, '[ID:1982]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robertson (Patient)', 'February 1781', 'Incoming'),
(1983, '[ID:1983]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Richard Walker', '', '', 'Miss Hodgson (Hodgeson) (Patient)', '19? February 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(1984, '[ID:1984]', 'From: Mr Henry Watt (of Burntisland) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Henry Watt (of Burntisland) (Patient)', '6 March 1781', 'Incoming'),
(1985, '[ID:1985]', 'From: Dr Robert Menzies (of Dura ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Bruce (of Kinloch) (Patient)', '8 March 1781', 'Incoming'),
(1986, '[ID:1986]', 'From: Mr John Goodsir / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr David Bethune (of Kilconquhar; of Balfour) (Patient)', '11 March 1781', 'Incoming'),
(1987, '[ID:1987]', 'From: Mr Robert Redpath / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Hogarth (Patient)', '13 March 1781', 'Incoming'),
(1988, '[ID:1988]', 'From: Reverend John Mudie (of Portmoak) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Mudie (Patient)', '13 March 1781', 'Incoming'),
(1989, '[ID:1989]', 'From: Mr Gavin Fullarton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Gavin Fullarton (Patient)', '14 March 1781', 'Incoming'),
(1990, '[ID:1990]', 'From:  Lachlan Campbell (Lauchlan Campbell) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr R. C. (Patient)', '16 March 1781', 'Incoming'),
(1991, '[ID:1991]', 'From: Dr John Bate / To: Mr James Grant', '', '', 'Mr Grant (of Montrose) (Patient)', '16 March 1781', 'Incoming'),
(1992, '[ID:1992]', 'From: Mr Henry Watt (of Burntisland) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Henry Watt (of Burntisland) (Patient)', '17 March 1781', 'Incoming'),
(1993, '[ID:1993]', 'Cover Letter and Case Note', '', '', 'Mrs Scot (Patient)', '19 March 1781', 'Incoming'),
(1994, '[ID:1994]', 'From: Miss Jean Robertson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Marie Robertson (Menie) (Patient)', '24 March 1781', 'Incoming'),
(1995, '[ID:1995]', 'From: Mr Thomas Rippingall (Ripengal, Rippengale) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Rippingall (Ripengal, Rippengale) (Patient)', 'March 1781', 'Incoming'),
(1996, '[ID:1996]', 'From: Mr Henry Watt (of Burntisland) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Henry Watt (of Burntisland) (Patient)', '27 March 1781', 'Incoming'),
(1997, '[ID:1997]', 'From: Mr William Ingham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Mary Peareth (Pearith, Peariths) (Patient), Miss Mary Clutterbuck (Patient), Miss Harrison (Patient)', '2 April 1781', 'Incoming'),
(1998, '[ID:1998]', 'From: Mr Richard Lambert / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Miss Mary Peareth (Pearith, Peariths) (Patient), Miss Barbara Peareth (Pearith) (Patient)', '1 April 1781', 'Incoming'),
(1999, '[ID:1999]', 'From: Mr William Duguid / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Duguid (Patient)', '7 April 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2000, '[ID:2000]', 'From: Reverend John Mudie (of Portmoak) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Mudie (Patient)', '11 April 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2001, '[ID:2001]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Commissioner James Buchanan (Provost Buchanan; formerly of Drumpellier) (Patient)', '20 April 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2002, '[ID:2002]', 'From: Dr J Smith (of Bath) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Charles Brown (Patient)', '25 April 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2003, '[ID:2003]', 'From: Dr David Colquhoun / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Campbell (Patient), Mr Gavin Fullarton (Patient)', '26 April 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2004, '[ID:2004]', 'From: Mrs Kennedy / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' (\'Mrs Kennedy\'s friend\') (Patient)', '26 April 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2005, '[ID:2005]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Commissioner James Buchanan (Provost Buchanan; formerly of Drumpellier) (Patient), Lady Helen Stuart (Orr) (Stewart; of Castlemilk) (Patient)', '27 April 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2006, '[ID:2006]', 'From: Mr William Duguid / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Duguid (Patient)', '27 April 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2007, '[ID:2007]', 'From: Mr Robert Ligertwood / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Ligertwood (Patient)', '30 April 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2008, '[ID:2008]', 'From: Anonymous / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Pinkerton (Patient)', 'April 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2009, '[ID:2009]', 'From: Dr McNaughtan Hunter (MacNachtan Hunter; MacNaughtane Hunter) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Sir James Nicolson (of Glenbervie, 3rd Bart.) (Patient)', '7 May 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2010, '[ID:2010]', 'From: Mr John Blair / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Blair (Patient)', '23 May 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2011, '[ID:2011]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Hopkirk (of Dalbeth) (Patient)', 'May 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2012, '[ID:2012]', 'From: Dr James Hamilton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr MacNab (Patient)', '4 June 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2013, '[ID:2013]', 'From: Dr Robert Wood / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Stewart (Patient)', '5 June 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2014, '[ID:2014]', 'From: Mr Anthony Harrison / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Colonel John Robinson (Robertson) (Patient)', '9 June 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2015, '[ID:2015]', 'From: Mr John McKie (Junior) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs McKie (Patient), Mr John McKie (Junior) (Patient)', '9 June 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2016, '[ID:2016]', 'From: Mr Alexander Mollison (Molison, Molyson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Anna Porterfield (Patient)', '11 June 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2017, '[ID:2017]', 'From: Mr William Hogg (Hog) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Hogg (Hog) (Patient)', '12 June 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2018, '[ID:2018]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Hugh Lawson (of Girthead) (Patient)', '13 June 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2019, '[ID:2019]', 'From: Dr Richard Story / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Harrison (Patient), Mrs Wyvil (Wyvill) (Patient)', '14 June 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2020, '[ID:2020]', 'From: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Hopkirk (of Dalbeth) (Patient)', '20 June 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2021, '[ID:2021]', 'From: Dr William Wilson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Moodie (Moody) (Patient), Mr Johnston (Patient)', '29 June 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2022, '[ID:2022]', 'From: Anonymous / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Buckle (Patient)', '29 June 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2023, '[ID:2023]', 'From: Mr R Cowan / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' Alexander Cowan (Patient)', '30 June 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2024, '[ID:2024]', 'From: Reverend Patrick Wright (of Kennoway) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Patrick Wright (of Kennoway) (Patient)', 'June 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2025, '[ID:2025]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Hugh Lawson (of Girthead) (Patient), Mr George Mackenzie (McKenzie) (Patient)', '1 July 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2026, '[ID:2026]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Hugh Lawson (of Girthead) (Patient)', '13 July 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2027, '[ID:2027]', 'From: Mr John McKie (Junior) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs McKie (Patient), Mr John McKie (Junior) (Patient)', '13 July 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2028, '[ID:2028]', 'From:  James Wilson (Willson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Wilson (Willson) (Patient)', '13 July 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2029, '[ID:2029]', 'From: Mr Alexander Hamilton Inglis (of Murdist(o)un; Alexander Inglis Hamilton) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Hamilton Inglis (of Murdist(o)un; Alexander Inglis Hamilton) (Patient)', '19 July 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2030, '[ID:2030]', 'From: Mr William Ingham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Stevenson (Stephenson) (Patient)', '21 September 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2031, '[ID:2031]', 'From: Dr David Colquhoun / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Campbell (Patient), Mr Scot (Patient)', '24 July 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2032, '[ID:2032]', 'From: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Hopkirk (of Dalbeth) (Patient), Mr Edward Brisbane (Patient)', '25 July 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2033, '[ID:2033]', 'From: Dr Matthew Dobson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Sir Robert Henderson (4th Baronet of Fordell) (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '25 July 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2034, '[ID:2034]', 'From: Dr John Alves / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Ross (Patient)', '31 July 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2035, '[ID:2035]', 'From: Mr Angus MacDonnell (MacDonell, MacDonald) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Colonel Macdonald (Patient)', '31 July 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2040, '[ID:2040]', 'From: Mrs Ann Merivale / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' Merivale (Patient)', '3 August 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2041, '[ID:2041]', 'From: Mr Alexander McCulloch / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander McCulloch (Patient)', '8 August 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2042, '[ID:2042]', 'From: Dr William Wilson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Moodie (Moody) (Patient), Mrs Scot (Patient), Mr Galbraith (Galbreath) (Patient), Mr Johnston (Patient)', '9 August 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2043, '[ID:2043]', 'From:  Thomas Rhodie / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' (Mother of Thomas Rhodie) (Patient)', '10 August 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2044, '[ID:2044]', 'From: Mr John McFarquhar (Farquharson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Ross (Patient), Mr Hugh Munro (Monro, of Achanie, of Achannie) (Patient)', '10 August 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2045, '[ID:2045]', 'From: Dr Thomas Livingston / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Isabel Gordon (Isabel McCulloch Gordon; of Greenlaw and later Craigmile) (Patient)', '11 August 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2046, '[ID:2046]', 'From: Dr Colin Drummond / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Ross (Patient)', '16 August 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2047, '[ID:2047]', 'From: Mr John Melliss / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Melliss (Patient)', '18 August 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2048, '[ID:2048]', 'From: Reverend William Thom (of Govan) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend William Thom (of Govan) (Patient)', '20 August 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2049, '[ID:2049]', 'From: Dr David Colquhoun / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Campbell (Patient), Mr Scot (Patient)', '23 August 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2050, '[ID:2050]', 'From: Mrs Ann Merivale / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' Merivale (Patient)', '21 August 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2051, '[ID:2051]', 'From: Mr Thomas Crawfurd / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss C. (Crawfurd) (Patient)', '27 August 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2052, '[ID:2052]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Y. Z. (Patient)', '27 August 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(2053, '[ID:2053]', 'From: Dr James Hamilton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr MacNab (Patient)', '28 August 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2054, '[ID:2054]', 'From: Mr John McFarquhar (Farquharson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Ross (Patient), Mr Hugh Munro (Monro, of Achanie, of Achannie) (Patient)', '30 August 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2055, '[ID:2055]', 'From: Dr Ralph Paterson (Patterson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Rigby (Patient)', 'August 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2056, '[ID:2056]', 'From: Mr George Henderson (of Jamaica) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr George Henderson (of Jamaica) (Patient)', 'August 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2057, '[ID:2057]', 'From: Mr Robert Ligertwood / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Ligertwood (Patient)', '3 September 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2058, '[ID:2058]', 'From: Mr Robert Ligertwood / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Ligertwood (Patient)', '30 August 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2059, '[ID:2059]', 'From: Miss Anna Porterfield / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Anna Porterfield (Patient)', '6 September 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2060, '[ID:2060]', 'From: Mrs Ann Merivale / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' Merivale (Patient)', '7 September 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2061, '[ID:2061]', 'From: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lady Helen Stuart (Orr) (Stewart; of Castlemilk) (Patient), Mr Thomas Hopkirk (of Dalbeth) (Patient), Professor Thomas Hamilton (Patient), Mr Edward Brisbane (Patient)', '8 September 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2062, '[ID:2062]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Hugh Lawson (of Girthead) (Patient)', '12 September 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2063, '[ID:2063]', 'From: Miss Anna Porterfield / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Anna Porterfield (Patient)', '14 September 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2064, '[ID:2064]', 'From: Dr Joseph Borradaile / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Blair (Patient)', '17 September 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2065, '[ID:2065]', 'From: Dr Colin Drummond / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Ross (Patient)', '18 September 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2066, '[ID:2066]', 'From: Reverend William Thom (of Govan) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend William Thom (of Govan) (Patient)', '29 September 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2067, '[ID:2067]', 'Case Note', '', '', ' Charles Meynell (Meynel) (Patient)', 'September 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2068, '[ID:2068]', 'From: Mr Andrew Reid / To: Mr John Carmichael', '', '', 'Mr Andrew Reid (Patient)', 'August 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2069, '[ID:2069]', 'Cover Letter and Case Note', '', '', 'Miss Richardson (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '5 October 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2070, '[ID:2070]', 'From: Mr James Swan / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lady Grace Campbell (Stuart) (of Stonefield) (Patient)', '6 October 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2071, '[ID:2071]', 'From: Mrs M. Campbell (of Greenock) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs M. Campbell (of Greenock) (Patient)', '6 October 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2072, '[ID:2072]', 'From: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lady Helen Stuart (Orr) (Stewart; of Castlemilk) (Patient), Professor Thomas Hamilton (Patient), Mr Edward Brisbane (Patient)', '7 October 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2073, '[ID:2073]', 'From: Mr William Ingham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Ward (Patient)', '11 September 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2074, '[ID:2074]', 'From: Mr Arthur Gair / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Selby (Patient)', '15 October 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2075, '[ID:2075]', 'From: Mr John Andrew / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Shairp (Patient)', '15 October 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2076, '[ID:2076]', 'From: Mr Andrew Reid / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Andrew Reid (Patient)', '16 October 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2077, '[ID:2077]', 'From: Mr James Swan / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lady Grace Campbell (Stuart) (of Stonefield) (Patient)', '17 October 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2078, '[ID:2078]', 'From: Mr John Blair / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Blair (Patient)', '18 October 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2079, '[ID:2079]', 'From: Mr Andrew Reid / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Andrew Reid (Patient)', '19 October 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2080, '[ID:2080]', 'From: Mrs Margaret Gordon (Stewart) (of Halleaths) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Gilbert Gordon (Collector Gordon; of Halleaths and Lochmaben) (Patient)', '20 October 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2081, '[ID:2081]', 'From: Mr Alexander Dunlop (Sanders, Saunders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Brown (Patient)', '22 October 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2082, '[ID:2082]', 'From: Mr Alexander Dunlop (Sanders, Saunders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Brown (Patient)', '24 October 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2083, '[ID:2083]', 'From: Dr Alexander Douglas (Sir Alexander Douglas of Glenbervie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Wortley Moir (Stuart) (Wortlie Moir; of New Grange) (Patient)', '30 October 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2084, '[ID:2084]', 'From: Mr John McKie (Junior) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs McKie (Patient), Mr John McKie (Junior) (Patient)', '1 November 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2085, '[ID:2085]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Gilbert Gordon (Collector Gordon; of Halleaths and Lochmaben) (Patient)', '1 November 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2086, '[ID:2086]', 'From: Mr John Andrew / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Shairp (Patient), Mr Livingstone (of Parkhall) (Patient)', '1 November 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2087, '[ID:2087]', 'From: Mr William Duguid / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Duguid (Patient)', '1 November 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2088, '[ID:2088]', 'From: Mr John Andrew / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Shairp (Patient)', '2 November 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2089, '[ID:2089]', 'From: Mr Robert Lindesay (Lindsay) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' Richardson (Patient)', '5 November 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2090, '[ID:2090]', 'From: Mr John Andrew / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Shairp (Patient), Mr Livingstone (of Parkhall) (Patient)', '5 November 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2091, '[ID:2091]', 'From: Mr William Duguid / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Duguid (Patient)', '10 November 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2092, '[ID:2092]', 'From: Mrs Wortley Moir (Stuart) (Wortlie Moir; of New Grange) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Wortley Moir (Stuart) (Wortlie Moir; of New Grange) (Patient)', '11 November 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2093, '[ID:2093]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Lieutenant William Waddell (Captain Waddell of Crawhill) (Patient)', '12? November? 1781?', 'Incoming'),
(2094, '[ID:2094]', 'From: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Professor Thomas Hamilton (Patient), Mr Edward Brisbane (Patient)', '18 November 1781', 'Incoming');
INSERT INTO `PROD_doc_title` (`doc_id`, `doc_id_txt`, `doc_desc`, `author`, `addressee`, `patient`, `full_date`, `document_direction`) VALUES
(2095, '[ID:2095]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Pollock (Patient)', '19 November 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2096, '[ID:2096]', 'From: Mr John Andrew / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Livingstone (of Parkhall) (Patient)', '25 November 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2097, '[ID:2097]', 'From: Mr Patrick Duguid Leslie / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr M. (Patient)', '20 November 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2098, '[ID:2098]', 'Case Note', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', 'July? 1781?', 'Incoming'),
(2099, '[ID:2099]', 'From: Dr Charles Brown / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Furie (Furye) (Patient)', '22 November 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2100, '[ID:2100]', 'From: Dr John Young / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lieutenant William Waddell (Captain Waddell of Crawhill) (Patient)', '25 November 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2101, '[ID:2101]', 'From: Dr Richard Harris / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '27 November 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2102, '[ID:2102]', 'From: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Professor Thomas Hamilton (Patient), Mr Edward Brisbane (Patient), Mr Black (Patient)', '28 November 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2103, '[ID:2103]', 'From: Mr Alexander Dunlop (Sanders, Saunders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Brown (Patient)', '28 November 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2104, '[ID:2104]', 'From: Mr James Brown / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Brown (Patient)', '30 November 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2105, '[ID:2105]', 'From: Mr John White (Whytt) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Wommersley (Patient)', '29 November 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2106, '[ID:2106]', 'From: Mr John Andrew / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Livingstone (of Parkhall) (Patient)', '29 November 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2107, '[ID:2107]', 'From: Mr / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', 'November 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2108, '[ID:2108]', 'From: Mr Thomas Mack / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss (Patient)', '5 December 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2109, '[ID:2109]', 'From: Mr John Andrew / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Livingstone (of Parkhall) (Patient)', '5 December 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2110, '[ID:2110]', 'From: Dr John Young / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lieutenant William Waddell (Captain Waddell of Crawhill) (Patient)', '6 December 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2111, '[ID:2111]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mrs Fraser (of Monedy) (Patient)', '9 January? 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2112, '[ID:2112]', 'From: Mr John Andrew / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Livingstone (of Parkhall) (Patient)', '10 December 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2113, '[ID:2113]', 'From: Dr William Drennan / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Mattear (Drennan) (Mattaire, Mullaire\n) (Patient)', '13 December 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2114, '[ID:2114]', 'From: Mr John White (Whytt) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Wommersley (Patient)', '15 December 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2116, '[ID:2116]', 'From:  James McCormick / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Mattear (Drennan) (Mattaire, Mullaire\n) (Patient)', '22 December 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2117, '[ID:2117]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Gilbert Gordon (Collector Gordon; of Halleaths and Lochmaben) (Patient),  (Unnamed \'Lady\' related to Dr John Gilchrist at Dumfries.) (Patient)', '27 December 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2118, '[ID:2118]', 'From: Mrs E J Cameron / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Cameron (Patient)', '31 December 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2119, '[ID:2119]', 'From: Professor Alexander Wilson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Annie Wilson (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '28 December 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2120, '[ID:2120]', 'From: Mrs M. Campbell (of Greenock) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs M. Campbell (of Greenock) (Patient)', 'December 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2121, '[ID:2121]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', 'December 1781', 'Incoming'),
(2122, '[ID:2122]', 'From: Mr John Fraser / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Fraser (Patient)', '1781', 'Incoming'),
(2123, '[ID:2123]', 'From: Mr Stephen Cleasby / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Smith (of Barnard Castle) (Patient)', '5 January 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2124, '[ID:2124]', 'From: Mr James Bon / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Fergusson (Ferguson; of Auchinsoul) (Patient)', '5 January 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2125, '[ID:2125]', 'From: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Neilson (Nielson, of Paisley) (Patient), Mrs Jean Neilson (Alexander) (Nielson) (Patient)', '6 January 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2126, '[ID:2126]', 'From: Mr James Brown / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Brown (Patient)', '7 January 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2127, '[ID:2127]', 'From: Dr Alexander Bertram / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '8 January 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2128, '[ID:2128]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Neilson (Nielson, of Paisley) (Patient)', '10 January 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2129, '[ID:2129]', 'From: Dr Alexander Findlay / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Lewis Gordon (of Techmuiry, of Techmury) (Patient)', '12 January 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2130, '[ID:2130]', 'From: Mr Joseph Harris / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Stanger (Patient), Miss Hannah Stanger (Patient)', '12 January 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2131, '[ID:2131]', 'From: Mr William Ingham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Mary Peareth (Pearith, Peariths) (Patient), Miss Furie (Furye) (Patient), Mrs Stevenson (Stephenson) (Patient)', '13 January 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2132, '[ID:2132]', 'From: Mr Robert Wallace / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Fleming (Patient)', '14 January 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2133, '[ID:2133]', 'From: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Orr ((later) of Ingliston, then Ralston) (Patient)', '14 January 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2134, '[ID:2134]', 'From: Professor Alexander Wilson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Annie Wilson (Patient)', '17 January 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2135, '[ID:2135]', 'From: Dr Alexander Bertram / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '21 January 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2136, '[ID:2136]', 'From: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Neilson (Nielson, of Paisley) (Patient), Mr William Orr ((later) of Ingliston, then Ralston) (Patient), Miss Margaret Neilson (Peggy) (Patient)', '23 January 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2137, '[ID:2137]', 'From: Dr John Young / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lieutenant William Waddell (Captain Waddell of Crawhill) (Patient), Dr John Young (Patient)', '27 January 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2138, '[ID:2138]', 'From:  Henry Rowan / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' Henry Rowan (Patient)', '27 January 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2139, '[ID:2139]', 'From: Dr Robert Menzies (of Dura ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr David Bethune (of Kilconquhar; of Balfour) (Patient)', '29 January 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2140, '[ID:2140]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr John Mackenzie (Patient)', '5? January 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2141, '[ID:2141]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Reverend Simon Strickland (Mr Strickland; of Catterick and Tunstall) (Patient)', 'January 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2142, '[ID:2142]', 'From: Mr John Nicol / To: Lady', '', '', 'Mr John Nicol (Patient)', 'January 1782', 'Misc'),
(2143, '[ID:2143]', 'From: Mr Alexander Dunlop (Sanders, Saunders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Rowand (Patient)', 'January 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2144, '[ID:2144]', 'From: Mr / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', 'January 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2145, '[ID:2145]', 'From: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Janet Arnot (Alston) (of Silverwood) (Patient)', '6 February 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2146, '[ID:2146]', 'From: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Reverend James Hamilton (of Paisley) (Patient)', '7 February 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2147, '[ID:2147]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend James Hamilton (of Paisley) (Patient), Mrs Cuninghame (Patient)', '8 February 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2148, '[ID:2148]', 'From: Dr Alexander Hunter / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Huddleton Williamson (Patient)', '8 February 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2149, '[ID:2149]', 'From: Mr Andrew Liddell (Liddle) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John MacBeath (Patient)', '11 February 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2150, '[ID:2150]', 'From: Mr Thomas Naismith / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Mackenzie (Tom) (Patient)', '13 February 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2151, '[ID:2151]', 'From: Reverend John Mackenzie (of Portpatrick) / To: Mr Thomas Naismith', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Mackenzie (Tom) (Patient)', '11 February 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2152, '[ID:2152]', 'From: Dr Walter Stirling / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Anne Gascoigne (Hamilton, Countess of Haddington or Lady Haddington (1786-96)) (Patient)', '15 February 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2153, '[ID:2153]', 'From: Mr James Gibson (of Kelton) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Gibson (of Kelton) (Patient)', '17 February 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2154, '[ID:2154]', 'From: Mr J. Spens / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr J. Spens (Patient)', '20 February 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2155, '[ID:2155]', 'From: Dr Walter Stirling / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Anne Gascoigne (Hamilton, Countess of Haddington or Lady Haddington (1786-96)) (Patient)', '20 February 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2156, '[ID:2156]', 'From: Mr James Monteath (Monteith) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Campbell (Patient)', '20 February 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2157, '[ID:2157]', 'From: Mr W. McDonald (Macdonald) / To: Mr Robert McDonald (Macdonald)', '', '', 'Mr W. McDonald (Macdonald) (Patient)', '20 February 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2158, '[ID:2158]', 'From: Mr Joseph Harris / To: Reverend Thomas Blacklock (Dr Blacklock)', '', '', 'Miss Stanger (Patient), Miss Hannah Stanger (Patient), Mrs Ponsonby (of Egremont) (Patient)', '21 February 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2159, '[ID:2159]', 'From: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Orr ((later) of Ingliston, then Ralston) (Patient), Reverend James Hamilton (of Paisley) (Patient)', '22 February 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2160, '[ID:2160]', 'From: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Janet Arnot (Alston) (of Silverwood) (Patient)', '22 February 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2161, '[ID:2161]', 'From: Dr Alexander Hunter / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Huddleton Williamson (Patient)', '23 February 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2162, '[ID:2162]', 'From: Mr Robert Wallace / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Fleming (Patient)', '26 February 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2163, '[ID:2163]', 'From: Miss Bettie  Collie / To: Mr Alexander Thompson', '', '', 'Mr Collie (Patient)', '28 February 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2164, '[ID:2164]', 'From: Dr Richard Story / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Harrison (Patient), Mrs Wyvil (Wyvill) (Patient)', '14? February 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2165, '[ID:2165]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Gilbert Gordon (Collector Gordon; of Halleaths and Lochmaben) (Patient),  (a Gentleman) (Patient)', '2 March 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2166, '[ID:2166]', 'From: Mr James Orr / To: Lord (Judge) Robert Cullen (Lord Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Orr (Patient)', '3 March 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2167, '[ID:2167]', 'From: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '3? March? 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2168, '[ID:2168]', 'From: Dr Peter Wright / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Matthie (Patient)', '4 March 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2169, '[ID:2169]', 'From: Earl Dunbar Douglas (Hamilton) (Lord Selkirk, 4th Earl of Selkirk) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' John Douglas (Patient),  Alexander Douglas (Patient)', '4 March 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2170, '[ID:2170]', 'From:  Charles Hay / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' Betty Hay (Patient)', '6 March 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2171, '[ID:2171]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stenhouse / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Francis Somervell (Somerville, Sommerveil) (Patient)', '8 March 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2172, '[ID:2172]', 'Cover Letter and Case Note', '', '', 'Mr T Kinkead (Patient)', '10 March 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2173, '[ID:2173]', 'From: Mr David Bethune (of Kilconquhar; of Balfour) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr David Bethune (of Kilconquhar; of Balfour) (Patient)', '15 March 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2174, '[ID:2174]', 'From: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Orr (Patient), Mr William Orr ((later) of Ingliston, then Ralston) (Patient), Reverend James Hamilton (of Paisley) (Patient), Mr Davidson (Davieson) (Patient)', '16 March 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2175, '[ID:2175]', 'From: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Orr (Patient)', '17 March 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2176, '[ID:2176]', 'From: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Orr (Patient), Mr William Orr ((later) of Ingliston, then Ralston) (Patient)', '3? March 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2177, '[ID:2177]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stenhouse / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Francis Somervell (Somerville, Sommerveil) (Patient)', '19 March 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2178, '[ID:2178]', 'From: Dr Peter Wright / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Fleming (Patient), Mr Matthie (Patient)', '24 March 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2179, '[ID:2179]', 'From: Mr John Andrew / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Livingstone (of Parkhall) (Patient)', '26 March 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2180, '[ID:2180]', 'From:  Charles Hay / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' Betty Hay (Patient)', '27 March 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2181, '[ID:2181]', 'From: Mr William Hogg (Hog) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Hogg (Hog) (Patient)', '29 March 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2182, '[ID:2182]', 'From: Mr Alexander Anderson (of Aberdeen) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Anderson (of Aberdeen) (Patient)', '30 March 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2183, '[ID:2183]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Lord Dalzell (Lord Dalziel Carnwath) (Patient)', 'March 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2184, '[ID:2184]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' (a Gentleman) (Patient), Mr James Gibson (of Kelton) (Patient)', '6 April 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2185, '[ID:2185]', 'From: Mr William Hogg (Hog) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Hogg (Hog) (Patient)', '7 April 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2186, '[ID:2186]', 'From: Dr Peter Wright / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Fleming (Patient), Mr Matthie (Patient)', '7 April 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2187, '[ID:2187]', 'From: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Orr (Patient), Mr William Orr ((later) of Ingliston, then Ralston) (Patient)', '8 April 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2188, '[ID:2188]', 'From: Dr James Hall / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Graham (of Dougalston) (Patient)', '12 April 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2189, '[ID:2189]', 'From: Mr Thomas Fairburn / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr (Thomas Fairburn\'s son-in-law) (Patient)', '12 April 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2190, '[ID:2190]', 'From: Mr James Bon / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Fergusson (Ferguson; of Auchinsoul) (Patient)', '13 February 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2191, '[ID:2191]', 'From: Lord Dalzell (Lord Dalziel Carnwath) / To: Mr Alexander Wood', '', '', 'Lord Dalzell (Lord Dalziel Carnwath) (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '19 April 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2192, '[ID:2192]', 'From: Dr John Burgess / To: Mr Alexander Wood', '', '', 'Lord Dalzell (Lord Dalziel Carnwath) (Patient)', '16 April 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2193, '[ID:2193]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '18 April 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2194, '[ID:2194]', 'From: Dr Peter Wright / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Fleming (Patient), Mr Matthie (Patient)', '21 April 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2195, '[ID:2195]', 'From: Mr William Hogg (Hog) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Hogg (Hog) (Patient)', '25 April 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2196, '[ID:2196]', 'From: Mr William Fergusson (Ferguson; of Auchinsoul) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Fergusson (Ferguson; of Auchinsoul) (Patient)', '29 April 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2197, '[ID:2197]', 'From: Mr John Harkness / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Harkness (Patient)', 'April 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2198, '[ID:2198]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr Reed (Reid) (Patient)', 'April 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2199, '[ID:2199]', 'From: Mr James Cleland / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Low (Law?) (Patient), Mr James Brounlie (Brownlee) (Patient)', '2 May 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2200, '[ID:2200]', 'From: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Colin Gillies (of Paisley) (Patient)', '5 May 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2201, '[ID:2201]', 'From: Mr James Reid / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '5 May 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2202, '[ID:2202]', 'From: Dr Peter Wright / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Fleming (Patient), Mr Matthie (Patient)', '8 May 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2203, '[ID:2203]', 'From: Mrs M. Campbell (of Greenock) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs M. Campbell (of Greenock) (Patient)', '8 May 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2204, '[ID:2204]', 'From: Mr Anthony Harrison / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Colonel John Robinson (Robertson) (Patient), Mrs Parker (Patient)', '9 May 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2205, '[ID:2205]', 'From: Mr William Ingham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Mary Peareth (Pearith, Peariths) (Patient)', '9 May 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2206, '[ID:2206]', 'From: Mr John Goodsir / To: Mr Henry Lindsay (Harry; Lindsay Bethune; Lindsay of Wormiston; after 1789, Bethune of Kilconquhar and Balfour)', '', '', 'Mr David Bethune (of Kilconquhar; of Balfour) (Patient)', '9 May 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2207, '[ID:2207]', 'From: Dr Alexander Bannerman / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Burnet (Burnett, of Countesswells) (Patient)', '11 May 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2208, '[ID:2208]', 'From: Mr James Burnet (Burnett, of Countesswells) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Burnet (Burnett, of Countesswells) (Patient)', '15 May 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2209, '[ID:2209]', 'From: Dr John Young / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lieutenant William Waddell (Captain Waddell of Crawhill) (Patient), Dr John Young (Patient)', '16 May 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2210, '[ID:2210]', 'From: Mr Patrick Duguid Leslie / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr M. (Patient)', '17 May 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2211, '[ID:2211]', 'From: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Orr (Patient), Mr William Orr ((later) of Ingliston, then Ralston) (Patient), Reverend Colin Gillies (of Paisley) (Patient)', '21 May 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2212, '[ID:2212]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Gibson (of Kelton) (Patient), Mrs Gordon (of Greenlaw) (Patient)', '21 May 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2213, '[ID:2213]', 'From: Mr Daniel Whittaker (Whitaker, junior) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Daniel Whittaker (Whitaker, junior) (Patient)', '22 May 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2214, '[ID:2214]', 'From: Mr John Goodsir / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr David Bethune (of Kilconquhar; of Balfour) (Patient)', '23 May 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2215, '[ID:2215]', 'From: Mrs Agnes Wilson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr Alexander Wilson (Patient)', '26 May 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2217, '[ID:2217]', 'From: Mr William Ingham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Mary Peareth (Pearith, Peariths) (Patient)', '27 May 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2218, '[ID:2218]', 'From: Mr Alexander Low (Law?) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Low (Law?) (Patient)', '28 May 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2219, '[ID:2219]', 'From: Colonel George Clerk (Clarke, Clark) / To: Mr Robert Clerk (Clarke; Clerke; of Mavisbank)', '', '', 'Colonel George Clerk (Clarke, Clark) (Patient)', '25 April 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2220, '[ID:2220]', 'From: Colonel George Clerk (Clarke, Clark) / To: Mr Robert Clerk (Clarke; Clerke; of Mavisbank)', '', '', 'Colonel George Clerk (Clarke, Clark) (Patient)', '16 May 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2221, '[ID:2221]', 'From: Mr Robert Clerk (Clarke; Clerke; of Mavisbank) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Colonel George Clerk (Clarke, Clark) (Patient)', '28 May 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2222, '[ID:2222]', 'From: Dr Joshua Sampson (Samson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr Alexander Wilson (Patient)', '28 May 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2223, '[ID:2223]', 'From: Mr Richard Wharton / To: Mr Thomas Wharton', '', '', 'Mrs Wharton (Patient)', '31? May 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2224, '[ID:2224]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mrs Wharton (Patient)', '31? May? 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2225, '[ID:2225]', 'From: Mrs Wallis / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Wallis (Patient)', '20? May 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2226, '[ID:2226]', 'From: Mr John Walker / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr McConchie (Macconochie) (Patient)', '3 June 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2227, '[ID:2227]', 'From: Mrs Agnes Wilson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr Alexander Wilson (Patient), Mrs Agnes Wilson (Patient)', '4 June 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2228, '[ID:2228]', 'From: Mr J. Spens / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr J. Spens (Patient)', '6 June 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2229, '[ID:2229]', 'From: Mr John Short / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Smith (Patient)', '9 June 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2230, '[ID:2230]', 'From: Earl Dunbar Douglas (Hamilton) (Lord Selkirk, 4th Earl of Selkirk) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lord Basil William Douglas (Lord Daer) (Patient), Lady Mary Douglas (Patient),  Helen Douglas (Patient),  Elizabeth Douglas (Eliza) (Patient),  Katherine Douglas (Patient)', '11 June 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2231, '[ID:2231]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Lady Helen Douglas (Hamilton) (Lady Selkirk)', '', '', 'Lady Mary Douglas (Patient),  Helen Douglas (Patient),  Elizabeth Douglas (Eliza) (Patient),  Katherine Douglas (Patient)', 'June? 1782?', 'Outgoing'),
(2232, '[ID:2232]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr Craig (Patient)', '12 June 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2233, '[ID:2233]', 'From: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Colin Gillies (of Paisley) (Patient), Miss (Patient)', '12 June 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2234, '[ID:2234]', 'From: Mr Anthony Harrison / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Parker (Patient)', '15 June 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2235, '[ID:2235]', 'From: Dr Alexander Hunter / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Huddleton Williamson (Patient)', '16 June 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2236, '[ID:2236]', 'From: Dr Thomas Livingston / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Ross (Patient)', '17 June 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2237, '[ID:2237]', 'From: Mr William Fergusson (Ferguson; of Auchinsoul) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Fergusson (Ferguson; of Auchinsoul) (Patient)', '19 June 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2238, '[ID:2238]', 'From: Mr John Forrest / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Aikman (Patient)', '20 June 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2239, '[ID:2239]', 'From: Mr Joseph Hume / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Aikman (Patient)', '20 June 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2240, '[ID:2240]', 'From: Mrs Aikman / To: Mrs Betty Forrest', '', '', 'Mrs Aikman (Patient)', 'June 1782', 'Misc'),
(2241, '[ID:2241]', 'From: Mr James Reid / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Welsh (Patient), Miss Welsh (Patient)', '25 June 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2242, '[ID:2242]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '26 June 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2243, '[ID:2243]', 'From: Mr William Stewart (Stuart) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Orr (Patient)', '27 June 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2244, '[ID:2244]', 'From: Dr Robert Marshall / To: Mr William Stewart (Stuart)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Orr (Patient)', '27 June 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2245, '[ID:2245]', 'From: Mr John Short / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Smith (Patient)', '30 June 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2246, '[ID:2246]', 'From: Dr John Storer / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Burnside (in Nottingham) (Patient)', '30 June 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2247, '[ID:2247]', 'From:  Andrew McLean / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Lieutenant Campbell (Patient)', '1? June 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2248, '[ID:2248]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Miss Bettie Ogilvy (Patient)', 'June 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2249, '[ID:2249]', 'From: Mr John Goodsir / To: Mr Henry Lindsay (Harry; Lindsay Bethune; Lindsay of Wormiston; after 1789, Bethune of Kilconquhar and Balfour)', '', '', 'Mr David Bethune (of Kilconquhar; of Balfour) (Patient)', '8 June 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2250, '[ID:2250]', 'From: Mrs Aikman / To: Mrs Betty Forrest', '', '', 'Mrs Aikman (Patient)', '14 June 1782', 'Misc'),
(2251, '[ID:2251]', 'From: Mr John Short / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Smith (Patient)', '14 July 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2252, '[ID:2252]', 'From: Mr William Stewart (Stuart) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Orr (Patient)', '24 July 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2253, '[ID:2253]', 'From: Mr George Burdon / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr George Burdon (Patient)', '6 August 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2254, '[ID:2254]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Charles Keith', '', '', 'Mr John Cook (Cooke; of Gallowhill; of Ogle. ) (Patient)', '10 August 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(2255, '[ID:2255]', 'From: Dr Fotherley Pannell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Simon Strickland (Mr Strickland; of Catterick and Tunstall) (Patient)', '19 October 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2256, '[ID:2256]', 'From: Mr W. McDonald (Macdonald) / To: Mr Robert McDonald (Macdonald)', '', '', 'Mr W. McDonald (Macdonald) (Patient)', '10? February 1782', 'Incoming'),
(2267, '[ID:2267]', 'From: Dr Alexander Bannerman / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr George Gordon (Patient)', '7 January 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2268, '[ID:2268]', 'From: Mr John Cook (Cooke; of Gallowhill; of Ogle. ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Cook (Cooke; of Gallowhill; of Ogle. ) (Patient)', '16 February 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2269, '[ID:2269]', 'From: Dr Colin Ross / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Parish (J.P.; Mr P.) (Patient)', '25 March 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2270, '[ID:2270]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Jean Campbell (Jeanie; Campbell-Colquohoun) (Patient)', '31 March 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2271, '[ID:2271]', 'From: Dr John Armitstead / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '11 April 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2272, '[ID:2272]', 'From: Dr John Heysham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Langton (Patient), Dr Thomas Percy (Bishop of Dromore) (Patient)', '20 May 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2276, '[ID:2276]', 'From: Mr William Ingham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Mary Peareth (Pearith, Peariths) (Patient), Miss Ellison (Alison) (Patient), Mr Ralph Bates (Patient)', '2 June 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2277, '[ID:2277]', 'From: Mr William Ingham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Ralph Bates (Patient)', '19 June 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2278, '[ID:2278]', 'From: Dr John Campbell (of Wellwood) / To: Mr John Dunlop (of Dunlop)', '', '', 'Mr John Dunlop (of Dunlop) (Patient)', '23 June 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2279, '[ID:2279]', 'From: Mr William Ingham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Ellison (Alison) (Patient), Mr Ralph Bates (Patient)', '30 June 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2280, '[ID:2280]', 'From: Dr Alexander Wemyss (of Pitkenny) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Birrell (Dunning) (Burrell) (Patient)', '2 July 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2281, '[ID:2281]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lady Janet Sinclair (Gordon) (Lady Sutherland ) (Patient), Mr Sinclair (Patient)', '2 July 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2282, '[ID:2282]', 'From: Mr William Ingham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Ralph Bates (Patient)', '6 July 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2283, '[ID:2283]', 'From: Mrs Katherine Gillon (Agnew) (Gillean; of Wallhouse  ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Katherine Gillon (Agnew) (Gillean; of Wallhouse  ) (Patient)', '10 July 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2284, '[ID:2284]', 'From: Dr James Hamilton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander? Drysdale (Patient)', '15 July 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2285, '[ID:2285]', 'From: Mr John Cook (Cooke; of Gallowhill; of Ogle. ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Cook (Cooke; of Gallowhill; of Ogle. ) (Patient)', '16 July 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2286, '[ID:2286]', 'From: Mr George Mackenzie / To: Dr James Macleod', '', '', 'Mr Mackenzie (Patient)', '21 July 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2287, '[ID:2287]', 'From: Dr John Heysham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Brown (Patient), Anonymous (Patient), Dr Thomas Percy (Bishop of Dromore) (Patient)', '25 July 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2288, '[ID:2288]', 'From: Mr William Ingham / To: Professor Alexander Monro (secundus; Munro )', '', '', 'Mr Ralph Bates (Patient)', '27 July 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2289, '[ID:2289]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Glassford (of Dougalston) (Patient), Major Hutchison Dunlop (of 53rd Regiment) (Patient)', '28 July 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2290, '[ID:2290]', 'From: Mr Joseph Dods / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Josiah Dods (Josias) (Patient)', '28 July 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2291, '[ID:2291]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr Mackenzie (Patient)', '2 August 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2292, '[ID:2292]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr Mackenzie (Patient)', '2 August 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2293, '[ID:2293]', 'From: Mr Robert Barclay / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Barclay (Patient)', 'July 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2294, '[ID:2294]', 'From: Mr William Ingham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Ralph Bates (Patient)', '2 August 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2295, '[ID:2295]', 'From: Mr William Inglis / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Inglis (Patient)', '5 August 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2296, '[ID:2296]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Glassford (of Dougalston) (Patient)', '6 August 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2297, '[ID:2297]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Glassford (of Dougalston) (Patient), Mr Robert Barclay (Patient)', '8 August 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2298, '[ID:2298]', 'From: Dr John Heysham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Leveck (Levec) (Patient), Anonymous (Patient),  Ann Liddle (Patient)', '9 August 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2299, '[ID:2299]', 'From: Mr Lionel Campbell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Campbell (of Saddle) (Patient)', '10 August 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2300, '[ID:2300]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Glassford (of Dougalston) (Patient)', '11 August 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2301, '[ID:2301]', 'From: Mr Robert Watt ( of Wood End) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Robert Watt ( of Wood End) (Patient)', '11 August 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2302, '[ID:2302]', 'From: Colonel George Clerk (Clarke, Clark) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Colonel George Clerk (Clarke, Clark) (Patient)', '11 August 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2303, '[ID:2303]', 'From: Dr Joseph Brandreth / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Heywood (Patient), Mr (Patient)', '12 August 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2304, '[ID:2304]', 'From: Colonel George Clerk (Clarke, Clark) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Colonel George Clerk (Clarke, Clark) (Patient)', '13 August 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2305, '[ID:2305]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Glassford (of Dougalston) (Patient)', '18 August 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2306, '[ID:2306]', 'From: Dr John Storer / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Burnside (in Nottingham) (Patient)', '18 August 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2307, '[ID:2307]', 'From: Dr James Hamilton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander? Drysdale (Patient)', '26 August 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2308, '[ID:2308]', 'From: Mrs Frances Anna Dunlop (Wallace) (of Dunlop) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Dunlop (of Dunlop) (Patient)', '28 August 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2309, '[ID:2309]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Glassford (of Dougalston) (Patient)', '29 August 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2310, '[ID:2310]', 'From: Mr Kenneth Mackenzie / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Mackenzie (Patient)', '30 August 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2311, '[ID:2311]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mrs (Patient)', 'August 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2312, '[ID:2312]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Miss Brown (Patient)', 'August 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2313, '[ID:2313]', 'From: Mr John Crellin / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend George Mason (Patient)', '2 September 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2314, '[ID:2314]', 'From: Mr Robert Barclay / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Barclay (Patient)', '4 September 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2315, '[ID:2315]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Jean Campbell (Jeanie; Campbell-Colquohoun) (Patient)', '4 September 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2316, '[ID:2316]', 'From: Mr Jonathan Fallowfield / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Jonathan Fallowfield (Patient)', '12 September 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2318, '[ID:2318]', 'From: Mr William Ingham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Mary Peareth (Pearith, Peariths) (Patient), Mr William Ingham (Patient)', '16 September 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2319, '[ID:2319]', 'From: Reverend Duncan Shaw (Dr Shaw; of Rafford; later of Aberdeen) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Mary Shaw (Patient), Miss Anna Shaw (Patient)', '17 September 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2320, '[ID:2320]', 'From: Dr Alexander Kellock / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Matthew Bell (Patient)', '18 September 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2321, '[ID:2321]', 'From: Mr William Clapham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Holt (Patient)', '20 September 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2322, '[ID:2322]', 'From: Mr William Norris / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Norris (Patient)', '26 September 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2323, '[ID:2323]', 'From: Mr John Andrew / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Livingstone (of Parkhall) (Patient)', '26 September 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2325, '[ID:2325]', 'From: Dr Joseph Brandreth / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Langton (Patient), Mr Heywood (Patient)', '28 September 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2326, '[ID:2326]', 'From: Mr Everard McIntyre / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Leggat (Patient)', '29 September 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2327, '[ID:2327]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr Benard (Patient)', 'September 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2328, '[ID:2328]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Sir Richard Brooke (Patient)', 'September 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2329, '[ID:2329]', 'From: Dr James Hall / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Redpath (Ridpath) (Patient)', '1 October 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2330, '[ID:2330]', 'From: Mr John Likly (Likely) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Likly (Likely) (Patient)', '1 October 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2331, '[ID:2331]', 'From: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Alston (Patient)', '5 October 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2332, '[ID:2332]', 'From: Colonel George Clerk (Clarke, Clark) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Colonel George Clerk (Clarke, Clark) (Patient)', '6 October 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2333, '[ID:2333]', 'From: Dr Alexander Kellock / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Matthew Bell (Patient)', '9 October 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2334, '[ID:2334]', 'From:  Alexander Brodie (of London) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Duff (Patient)', '10 October 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2335, '[ID:2335]', 'From: Dr Hugh Dougall (Dougal) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Duff (Patient)', '10 October 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2338, '[ID:2338]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr John Adam (Patient)', '12 October 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2340, '[ID:2340]', 'From: Mr Lodovick Irvine (of Shetland) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '16 October 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2341, '[ID:2341]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend James Moffat (Dr; of Newlands) (Patient)', '17 October 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2342, '[ID:2342]', 'From: Dr James Currie / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Yates (Patient)', '17 October 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2343, '[ID:2343]', 'From: Mr Andrew Liddell (Liddle) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lieutenant William Horne (Patient)', '18 October 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2344, '[ID:2344]', 'From: Lieutenant William Horne / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lieutenant William Horne (Patient)', '14 October 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2345, '[ID:2345]', 'From:  Robert Clayton Bayles / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' Robert Clayton Bayles (Patient)', '19 October 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2346, '[ID:2346]', 'From: Mr William Ingham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Ingham (Patient), Mr Wallis (Patient)', '19 October 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2350, '[ID:2350]', 'From: Mrs Frances Anna Dunlop (Wallace) (of Dunlop) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Dunlop (of Dunlop) (Patient)', '25 October 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2353, '[ID:2353]', 'From: Mr James Haig / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Haig (Patient)', '27 October 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2354, '[ID:2354]', 'From: Dr W. Currie / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Sir Richard Brooke (Patient)', '30 October 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2356, '[ID:2356]', 'From: Mr John Campbell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Montgomerie (Montgomery; of Coylesfield) (Patient)', 'October 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2357, '[ID:2357]', 'From: Mr Blain / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr (Henry?) Brown (Browne) (Patient)', '1 November 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2358, '[ID:2358]', 'From: Dr James Hamilton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander? Drysdale (Patient)', '1 November 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2359, '[ID:2359]', 'From: Mr George Burdon / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr George Burdon (Patient)', '3 November 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2361, '[ID:2361]', 'From: Dr Alexander Henry Halliday (Halyday, Halleday) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Delway (Patient)', '3 November 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2362, '[ID:2362]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Alston (Patient), Mr John Alston (of Overhall) (Patient)', '9 November 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2364, '[ID:2364]', 'From: Mr William Ingham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Wallis (Patient)', '11 November 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2365, '[ID:2365]', 'From: Mr William Colvill (Colville) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Abigail Grier (Patient)', '12 November 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2366, '[ID:2366]', 'Cover Letter and Case Note', '', '', 'Mrs Fraser (Patient)', '13 November 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2368, '[ID:2368]', 'From:  William Elliot / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr David Watson (Patient)', '16 November 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2369, '[ID:2369]', 'From: Mr William Whyte (White) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Jean? Semple (Semple) (Simple) (Patient)', '17 November 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2371, '[ID:2371]', 'From: Mr Arthur Gair / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Arthur Gair (Patient)', '19 November 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2372, '[ID:2372]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr Knott (Patient)', '29 November 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2373, '[ID:2373]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr James McKeith (Patient)', 'November 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2374, '[ID:2374]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mrs (Patient)', 'November 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2375, '[ID:2375]', 'From: Mr William Home / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss (Patient)', '1 December 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2376, '[ID:2376]', 'From: Dr John Drake Bainbridge / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Rudd (Patient)', '1 December 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2377, '[ID:2377]', 'From: Mr Rudd / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Rudd (Patient)', '1 December 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2378, '[ID:2378]', 'From: Mr Alexander Dunlop (Sanders, Saunders) / To: Mr Govan', '', '', 'Mr Govan (Patient)', '1 December 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2379, '[ID:2379]', 'From: Mr William Ingham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Ellison (Alison) (Patient)', '8 December 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2380, '[ID:2380]', 'From: Mrs Jane Pearson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Hannah Pearson (Patient)', '8 December 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2382, '[ID:2382]', 'From: Mr William Ingham / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Ralph Bates (Patient)', 'July? 1783?', 'Incoming'),
(2383, '[ID:2383]', 'From: Dr Jonathan Binns / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' William Hillary (Patient), Miss Hillary (Patient)', '10 December 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2384, '[ID:2384]', 'From: Colonel George Clerk (Clarke, Clark) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Colonel George Clerk (Clarke, Clark) (Patient)', '11 December 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2385, '[ID:2385]', 'From: Dr Alexander Kellock / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Watson Carr (Patient)', '18 December 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2386, '[ID:2386]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mrs (Patient)', '16? December? 1783?', 'Incoming'),
(2387, '[ID:2387]', 'From: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Alston (Patient)', 'June? 1783?', 'Incoming'),
(2388, '[ID:2388]', 'From: Dr G. Watts / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr G. Watts (Patient)', '1 January 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2389, '[ID:2389]', 'From: Dr Alexander Kellock / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Watson Carr (Patient)', '4 January 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2390, '[ID:2390]', 'From: Mr David Maclean (Mclean, McClean) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr David Maclean (Mclean, McClean) (Patient)', '4 January 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2391, '[ID:2391]', 'From: Mr George Burdon / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr George Burdon (Patient)', '11 January 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2392, '[ID:2392]', 'From: Dr John Drake Bainbridge / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Rudd (Patient)', '11 January 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2393, '[ID:2393]', 'From: Mr John Cook (Cooke; of Gallowhill; of Ogle. ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Cook (Cooke; of Gallowhill; of Ogle. ) (Patient)', '14 January 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2394, '[ID:2394]', 'From: Mr David Hamilton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr David Hamilton (Patient)', '16 January 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2395, '[ID:2395]', 'From: Dr Thomas Stephen / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '8 January 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2397, '[ID:2397]', 'From: Dr John Campbell (of Wellwood) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Montgomerie (Montgomery; of Coylesfield) (Patient), Lady Mary Lindsay (Lindsay Crawford; later, of Crawford Priory and Kilbirnie.) (Patient)', '20 January 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2398, '[ID:2398]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss McDoual (Patient), Miss Jean Campbell (Jeanie; Campbell-Colquohoun) (Patient)', '22 January 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2399, '[ID:2399]', 'From: Dr Alexander Bannerman / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr George Gordon (Patient)', '24 January 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2400, '[ID:2400]', 'From: Dr Colin Ross / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Parish (J.P.; Mr P.) (Patient)', '30 January 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2401, '[ID:2401]', 'From: Dr John Campbell (of Wellwood) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lady Mary Lindsay (Lindsay Crawford; later, of Crawford Priory and Kilbirnie.) (Patient)', '30 January 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2402, '[ID:2402]', 'From:  George Cochran (Cochrane) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' George Cochran (Cochrane) (Patient), Mr John Shanks (Patient)', '15 February 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2403, '[ID:2403]', 'From: Mr Robert Stewart (Stuart) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Stewart (Stuart) (Patient)', '16 February 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2404, '[ID:2404]', 'From: Mr Colin MacLarty (McLarty, McLertie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Stewart (Stuart) (Patient)', '16 February 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2405, '[ID:2405]', 'From:  George Cochran (Cochrane) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' George Cochran (Cochrane) (Patient), Mr John Shanks (Patient)', '17? February 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2406, '[ID:2406]', 'From: Miss Eliza King (Elizabeth) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Eliza King (Elizabeth) (Patient)', '20 February 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2407, '[ID:2407]', 'From:  Thomas Logan / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Macadam (of Grimmel) (Patient)', '22 February 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2409, '[ID:2409]', 'From: Mr Richard Walker / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss F Robinson (Patient)', '27 February 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2410, '[ID:2410]', 'From: Mrs Lucy Maxwell (Gage) (of Munchies, Munches) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Lucy Maxwell (Gage) (of Munchies, Munches) (Patient)', '5 March 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2411, '[ID:2411]', 'From: Mr David Maclean (Mclean, McClean) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr David Maclean (Mclean, McClean) (Patient)', '6 March 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2412, '[ID:2412]', 'From: Mr James Boswell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr Samuel Johnson (Patient)', '7 March 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2413, '[ID:2413]', 'From:  John Weir / To: Mr Robert Newbigging', '', '', 'Miss Nancy Newbigging (Nanny) (Patient)', '9 March 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2414, '[ID:2414]', 'From: Mr John Haighton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Haighton (Patient)', '9 March 1784', 'Incoming');
INSERT INTO `PROD_doc_title` (`doc_id`, `doc_id_txt`, `doc_desc`, `author`, `addressee`, `patient`, `full_date`, `document_direction`) VALUES
(2415, '[ID:2415]', 'From: Mr David Hamilton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr David Hamilton (Patient)', '9 March 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2416, '[ID:2416]', 'From: Mr John White (Whytt) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Montgomery (from Paisley) (Patient)', '9 March 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2417, '[ID:2417]', 'From: Mrs Frances Anna Dunlop (Wallace) (of Dunlop) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Dunlop (of Dunlop) (Patient), Mrs Vans Agnew (Patient)', '14 March 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2418, '[ID:2418]', 'From: Dr E. Smyth / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs R. (Patient)', '20 March 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2419, '[ID:2419]', 'From: Mrs Jane Pearson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Hannah Pearson (Patient)', '22 March 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2420, '[ID:2420]', 'From: Dr Philip Holland / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Sykes (Patient)', '21 March 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2421, '[ID:2421]', 'From: Mr John Walker / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs McMurdo (Macmurdo) (Patient)', '25 March 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2422, '[ID:2422]', 'From: Dr / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '1784?', 'Incoming'),
(2423, '[ID:2423]', 'Case Note', '', '', ' E K (Patient)', '1784?', 'Incoming'),
(2424, '[ID:2424]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Miss G. K. (Patient)', '1784?', 'Incoming'),
(2425, '[ID:2425]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '1784?', 'Incoming'),
(2426, '[ID:2426]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr William Holland (Patient)', '22? March? 1783?', 'Incoming'),
(2427, '[ID:2427]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '1784?', 'Incoming'),
(2428, '[ID:2428]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr John Alves', '', '', 'Mrs Jane Fraser (of Relick) (Patient)', '1784?', 'Incoming'),
(2429, '[ID:2429]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr J. Lorimer (Patient)', '1784?', 'Incoming'),
(2430, '[ID:2430]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Reverend Thomas Gordon (of Speymouth) (Patient)', '20? May? 1784?', 'Incoming'),
(2431, '[ID:2431]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr (A.B.) (Patient)', '1784?', 'Incoming'),
(2432, '[ID:2432]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '1784?', 'Incoming'),
(2433, '[ID:2433]', 'From: Mrs Lucy Maxwell (Gage) (of Munchies, Munches) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Lucy Maxwell (Gage) (of Munchies, Munches) (Patient)', 'March 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2434, '[ID:2434]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mrs Vans Agnew (Patient)', '12? January? 1784?', 'Incoming'),
(2435, '[ID:2435]', 'From: Mr / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '1784?', 'Incoming'),
(2436, '[ID:2436]', 'From: Mr E Pringle (of Belford) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Worge (Patient)', '1 April 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2437, '[ID:2437]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Margaret Ferguson (Fergusson) (Patient), Mrs Ferguson (Patient)', '5 April 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2438, '[ID:2438]', 'From:  John McLagan / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' McLagan (Patient)', '5 April 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2439, '[ID:2439]', 'From: Dr Patrick Scott / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Ratcliffe (Radcliffe) (Patient)', '6 April 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2440, '[ID:2440]', 'From:  John Weir / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Nancy Newbigging (Nanny) (Patient)', '11 April 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2441, '[ID:2441]', 'From: Dr James Ross / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lieutenant Smith (Patient)', '12 April 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2442, '[ID:2442]', 'From: Miss Margaret Ferguson (Fergusson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Margaret Ferguson (Fergusson) (Patient), Mrs Ferguson (Patient)', '12 April 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2443, '[ID:2443]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Lady (Patient)', '12 April 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2444, '[ID:2444]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Countess Margaret McDouall or McDouall-Crichton  (Craufurd) (Lady Dumfries, Countess of Dumfries) (Patient)', '13 April 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2445, '[ID:2445]', 'From: Mr Colin MacLarty (McLarty, McLertie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lieutenant Daniel McKinlay (Patient)', '14 April 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2446, '[ID:2446]', 'From: Mr William Cokayne (Cocayne) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Handasyde (Handyside) (Patient)', '16 April 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2447, '[ID:2447]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Provost David Blair (Patient)', '18 April 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2448, '[ID:2448]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mrs A. (Patient)', '23 April 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2449, '[ID:2449]', 'From: Mr John Taylor Peachy / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Taylor Peachy (Patient)', '27 April 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2450, '[ID:2450]', 'From: Mrs Elizabeth Watt (McCall) (of Stranraer) / To: Mr Robert Brown (Broun)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Watt (McCall) (of Stranraer) (Patient)', 'April 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2451, '[ID:2451]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', 'April 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2452, '[ID:2452]', 'From: Mr William Cokayne (Cocayne) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Handasyde (Handyside) (Patient)', 'April 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2453, '[ID:2453]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Aird', '', '', 'Mrs Aird (Patient)', 'April? 1784?', 'Outgoing'),
(2454, '[ID:2454]', 'From: Mr William Cokayne (Cocayne) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Handasyde (Handyside) (Patient)', '5 May 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2455, '[ID:2455]', 'From: Mr Lodovick Irvine (of Shetland) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Lodovick Irvine (of Shetland) (Patient)', '6 May 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2456, '[ID:2456]', 'From: Mrs Esther MacNeill (Campbell) (Campbell) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Duncan MacNeill (of Dunmore) (Patient)', '7 May 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2457, '[ID:2457]', 'From: Miss Ann Ferguson (Anne) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Ann Ferguson (Anne) (Patient)', '11 May 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2458, '[ID:2458]', 'From: Mr John Carnegie / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Carnegie (Patient)', '20 May 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2459, '[ID:2459]', 'From: Dr John Alves / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Jane Fraser (of Relick) (Patient)', '20 May 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2460, '[ID:2460]', 'From: Mr William Cokayne (Cocayne) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Handasyde (Handyside) (Patient)', '21 May 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2461, '[ID:2461]', 'From: Mr Andrew Syme (Sym) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Andrew Syme (Sym) (Patient)', '24 May 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2462, '[ID:2462]', 'From: Mr John Jamieson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Marshall (Marshal; Commissary Marshall) (Patient)', '24 May 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2463, '[ID:2463]', 'From: Mr Gilbert Laurie / To: Mr Alexander Wood', '', '', 'Miss Laurie (Patient)', '27 May 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2464, '[ID:2464]', 'From: Mr David Maclean (Mclean, McClean) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr David Maclean (Mclean, McClean) (Patient)', '28 May 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2465, '[ID:2465]', 'From: Mr Robert Cathcart (of Genoch &amp; Knockdolian) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Cathcart (of Genoch &amp; Knockdolian) (Patient)', '1 June 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2466, '[ID:2466]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr Robert Cathcart (of Genoch &amp; Knockdolian) (Patient)', '1? June? 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2467, '[ID:2467]', 'From: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Andrew Syme (Sym) (Patient)', '5 June 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2468, '[ID:2468]', 'From: Mrs Marion Cathcart (Buchan) (of Genoch and Knockdolian; Mrs Ross ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Cathcart (of Genoch &amp; Knockdolian) (Patient)', '7 June 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2469, '[ID:2469]', 'From: Dr George Hamilton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Cathcart (of Genoch &amp; Knockdolian) (Patient)', '8 June 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2470, '[ID:2470]', 'From: Mr Robert Cathcart (of Genoch &amp; Knockdolian) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '8? June 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2471, '[ID:2471]', 'From: Mr Andrew Syme (Sym) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Andrew Syme (Sym) (Patient)', '14 June 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2472, '[ID:2472]', 'From: Miss Ann Ferguson (Anne) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Ann Ferguson (Anne) (Patient)', '11 June 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2473, '[ID:2473]', 'From:  James Liddell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Bunkle (Patient)', '15 June 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2474, '[ID:2474]', 'From: Mr John Taylor Peachy / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Taylor Peachy (Patient)', '17 June 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2475, '[ID:2475]', 'From: Reverend Thomas Gordon (of Speymouth) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Thomas Gordon (of Speymouth) (Patient)', '23 June 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2476, '[ID:2476]', 'From: Mr John Andrew / To: Professor Alexander Monro (secundus; Munro )', '', '', 'Mr Livingstone (of Parkhall) (Patient)', '23 June 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2477, '[ID:2477]', 'From:  Alexander Wallace / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Marshall (Patient)', '23 June 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2478, '[ID:2478]', 'From: Mr Charles Rankine (Rankin) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs McConnochie (McKonochie) (Patient)', '25 June 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2479, '[ID:2479]', 'From: Dr John Alves / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Jane Fraser (of Relick) (Patient)', '1 July 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2480, '[ID:2480]', 'From: Dr George Hamilton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Cathcart (of Genoch &amp; Knockdolian) (Patient)', '4 July 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2481, '[ID:2481]', 'From: Mr William Ingham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Collingwood (Patient)', '4 July 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2482, '[ID:2482]', 'From: Mr James Hogarth / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Hogarth (Patient)', '6 July 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2483, '[ID:2483]', 'From: Dr James Hamilton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Steele (Steel) (Patient)', '20 July 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2484, '[ID:2484]', 'From: Mr William Dougall (Dougal) / To: Mr Thomas Gordon (of Whitburn)', '', '', 'Reverend Thomas Gordon (of Speymouth) (Patient)', '10 July 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2485, '[ID:2485]', 'From: Dr Thomas Egan / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr French (of Frenchpark?) (Patient)', '25 July 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2486, '[ID:2486]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr French (of Frenchpark?) (Patient)', '25? July 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2487, '[ID:2487]', 'From:  George McCallum / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Howison (Patient)', '26 July 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2488, '[ID:2488]', 'From:  Alexander Strachan / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Innes (Captain, of Rosyburn/Rosieburn) (Patient)', '26 July 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2489, '[ID:2489]', 'From: Dr Charles Watson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '26 July 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2490, '[ID:2490]', 'From: Mr John Andrew / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Livingstone (of Parkhall) (Patient)', '27 July 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2491, '[ID:2491]', 'From: Dr James Hamilton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Steele (Steel) (Patient)', '28 July 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2492, '[ID:2492]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr I Donald (Patient)', '30 July 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2493, '[ID:2493]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Provost John Molison (Mollison) (Patient)', 'July 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2494, '[ID:2494]', 'From: Mr John Brooke / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Brooke (Patient)', 'July 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2495, '[ID:2495]', 'From: Mr Robert McIndoe / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Walter McIndoe (Patient)', '3 August 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2496, '[ID:2496]', 'From:  George McCallum / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Hamilton (Jackie; Hamilton-Dundas) (Patient)', '9 August 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2497, '[ID:2497]', 'From: Mr John Andrew / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Livingstone? (Patient), Mr Livingstone (of Parkhall) (Patient)', '12 August 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2498, '[ID:2498]', 'From: Mr William Home / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss (Patient)', '17 August 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2499, '[ID:2499]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Macmurdo (McMurdo) (Patient)', '17 August 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2500, '[ID:2500]', 'From:  George McCallum / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Hamilton (Jackie; Hamilton-Dundas) (Patient)', '17 August 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2501, '[ID:2501]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr I Donald (Patient)', '19 August 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2502, '[ID:2502]', 'From: Mr William Wightman / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Mary Renton (Patient)', '19 August 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2503, '[ID:2503]', 'From: Miss Margaret Ferguson (Fergusson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Margaret Ferguson (Fergusson) (Patient), Mrs Ferguson (Patient)', '27 August 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2504, '[ID:2504]', 'From: Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Archibald Stevenson (of St Madoes) (Patient)', '2 September 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2505, '[ID:2505]', 'From: Dr Lucas Pepys (Baron, Sir Lucas Pepys. ) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Colonel George Clerk (Clarke, Clark) (Patient)', '3 September 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2506, '[ID:2506]', 'From: Mr John Likly (Likely) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Likly (Likely) (Patient)', '6 September 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2507, '[ID:2507]', 'From: Dr McNaughtan Hunter (MacNachtan Hunter; MacNaughtane Hunter) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr George Milne (Mill) (Patient)', '7 September 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2508, '[ID:2508]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Spalding Gordon (Spalding, of The Holme &amp; Shirmers) (Patient)', '8 September 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2509, '[ID:2509]', 'From: Mr William Wightman / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Mary Renton (Patient)', '9 September 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2510, '[ID:2510]', 'From: Dr John Alves / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Jane Fraser (of Relick) (Patient)', '11 September 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2511, '[ID:2511]', 'From: Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Archibald Stevenson (of St Madoes) (Patient)', '12 September 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2512, '[ID:2512]', 'Cover Letter and Case Note', '', '', 'Baron Friedrich Anton von Heynitz (Patient)', '13 September 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2513, '[ID:2513]', 'From: Baron Friedrich Anton von Heynitz / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Baron Friedrich Anton von Heynitz (Patient)', '30 August 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2514, '[ID:2514]', 'From:  George McCallum / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Hamilton (Jackie; Hamilton-Dundas) (Patient)', '13 September 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2515, '[ID:2515]', 'From: Colonel George Clerk (Clarke, Clark) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Colonel George Clerk (Clarke, Clark) (Patient)', '14 September 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2516, '[ID:2516]', 'From: Mr William Wightman / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Mary Renton (Patient)', '15 September 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2517, '[ID:2517]', 'From: Dr Charles Keith / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Bisset (Patient)', '19 September 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2518, '[ID:2518]', 'From: Mr John Andrew / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Livingstone (of Parkhall) (Patient)', '19 September 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2519, '[ID:2519]', 'From: Mr Andrew Buist / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Buist (Patient)', '20 September 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2520, '[ID:2520]', 'From: Mr John Likly (Likely) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Likly (Likely) (Patient)', '25 September 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2521, '[ID:2521]', 'From: Mr John Gordon / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Buist (Patient)', '25 September 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2522, '[ID:2522]', 'From: Dr Richard Worthington / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss M Burton (Patient)', '25 September 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2523, '[ID:2523]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Baylies', '', '', 'Baron Friedrich Anton von Heynitz (Patient)', 'September 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(2524, '[ID:2524]', 'From: Dr Alexander Tower (Towers) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Thomson (A. B.) (Patient)', '26 September 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2525, '[ID:2525]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr Thomson (A. B.) (Patient)', '9 June 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2526, '[ID:2526]', 'From: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Colin Gillies (of Paisley) (Patient)', '9 October 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2527, '[ID:2527]', 'From: Captain James Birnie Hamilton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain James Birnie Hamilton (Patient)', '10 October 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2528, '[ID:2528]', 'From: Mr Robert Redpath / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Wilkie (Patient)', '12 October 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2529, '[ID:2529]', 'From: Mr William Wightman / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Mary Renton (Patient)', '17 October 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2530, '[ID:2530]', 'From: Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Archibald Stevenson (of St Madoes) (Patient)', '26 October 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2531, '[ID:2531]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Coats (Patient)', '31 October 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2532, '[ID:2532]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mrs Watson (Patient)', '25? September? 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2533, '[ID:2533]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr George Crawford (Patient)', 'October 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2534, '[ID:2534]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Anthony Chamier (Charmier, Chamia)', '', '', 'Mr Anthony Chamier (Charmier, Chamia) (Patient)', 'October 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(2535, '[ID:2535]', 'From: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Muir (Patient)', '1 November 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2536, '[ID:2536]', 'From: Mr William Norris / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Norris (Patient)', '7 November 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2537, '[ID:2537]', 'From: Mr B M Adamson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Younghusband (Young husband) (Patient)', '7 November 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2538, '[ID:2538]', 'From: Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Archibald Stevenson (of St Madoes) (Patient)', '10 November 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2539, '[ID:2539]', 'From: Mr Archibald Stevenson / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Reverend Archibald Stevenson (of St Madoes) (Patient)', '9 November 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2540, '[ID:2540]', 'From: Mr B M Adamson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Younghusband (Young husband) (Patient)', '14 November 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2541, '[ID:2541]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr John Cooke (Patient)', '16 November 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2542, '[ID:2542]', 'From: Colonel George Clerk (Clarke, Clark) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Colonel George Clerk (Clarke, Clark) (Patient)', '17 November 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2543, '[ID:2543]', 'From: Mr Edward Brown / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Edward Brown (Patient)', '18 November 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2544, '[ID:2544]', 'From: Mr Edward Brown / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Edward Brown (Patient)', '21 November 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2545, '[ID:2545]', 'From: Mr B M Adamson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Younghusband (Young husband) (Patient)', '21 November 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2546, '[ID:2546]', 'From: Mr Arthur Gair / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '23 November 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2547, '[ID:2547]', 'From: Dr Alexander Abernethie / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Lewis Urquhart (Patient)', '24 November 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2548, '[ID:2548]', 'From: Reverend James Rudd / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Rudd (Sutherland) (Patient)', '6 December 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2549, '[ID:2549]', 'From: Mr Alexander Copland (Coupland; of King\'s Grange) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Bushby (in Dumfries) (Patient)', '11 December 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2550, '[ID:2550]', 'From: Mr B M Adamson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Younghusband (Young husband) (Patient)', '13 December 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2551, '[ID:2551]', 'From: Mr Charles Sanderson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Charles Sanderson (Patient)', '15 December 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2552, '[ID:2552]', 'From: Mr Richard Somner (Sommers) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Col. Hepburn (Patient)', '17 December 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2553, '[ID:2553]', 'From: Dr G. Watts / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr G. Watts (Patient)', '18 December 1784', 'Incoming'),
(2554, '[ID:2554]', 'From: Dr John Alves / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Jane Fraser (of Relick) (Patient)', '8 January 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2555, '[ID:2555]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Aitken (Patient)', '10 January 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2556, '[ID:2556]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William McDowall (Macdowall, McDoual, McDowal, McDouall) (Patient), Miss Aitken (Patient), Mr Macmurdo (McMurdo) (Patient)', '26 January 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2557, '[ID:2557]', 'From: Mr John McKie (Junior) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs McKie (Patient)', '26 January 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2558, '[ID:2558]', 'From: Dr John Govan (Gowan) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Mayes (Patient)', '2 February 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2559, '[ID:2559]', 'From: Reverend Robert Dunbar / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Robert Dunbar (Patient)', '3 February 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2560, '[ID:2560]', 'From: Dr John Stewart / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs (Patient)', '7 February 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2561, '[ID:2561]', 'From: Miss Catherine Davidson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Catherine Davidson (Patient)', '11 February 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2562, '[ID:2562]', 'From: Mr William Ingham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Ellison (Alison) (Patient)', '11 February 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2563, '[ID:2563]', 'From: Mr George French / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend George Ogilvy (of Banchory-Devenick) (Patient)', '11 February 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2564, '[ID:2564]', 'From:  George McCallum / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Pringle (Patient)', '11 February 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2565, '[ID:2565]', 'From: Reverend Robert Dunbar / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Robert Dunbar (Patient)', '19 February 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2566, '[ID:2566]', 'From: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Muir (Patient)', '20 February 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2567, '[ID:2567]', 'From: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Orr (Patient), Mr Stuart (Patient)', '26 February 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2568, '[ID:2568]', 'From: Mr John Coulter / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Coulter (Patient)', '27 February 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2569, '[ID:2569]', 'From: Mr George French / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend George Ogilvy (of Banchory-Devenick) (Patient)', '28 February 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2570, '[ID:2570]', 'From: Captain Alexander Forrester Inglis Cochrane / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Gilchrist Cochrane (Jamie) (Patient)', '6 March 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2571, '[ID:2571]', 'From: Dr John Stewart / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Abernethie (Abernethy; of Mayen) (Patient), Mrs (Patient)', '6 March 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2572, '[ID:2572]', 'From: Dr Patrick Scott / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Heywood (Patient)', '7 March 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2573, '[ID:2573]', 'From: Mr John McKie (Junior) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs McKie (Patient)', '10 March 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2574, '[ID:2574]', 'From: Captain Alexander Forrester Inglis Cochrane / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Gilchrist Cochrane (Jamie) (Patient)', '11 March 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2575, '[ID:2575]', 'From: Mr Robert Ochiltree / To: Dr Ivie Campbell', '', '', 'Miss Campbell (of Dunstaffnage) (Patient)', '11 March 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2576, '[ID:2576]', 'From: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Orr (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '13 March 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2577, '[ID:2577]', 'From: Dr John Macarthur / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Cruickshank (Patient)', '14 March 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2578, '[ID:2578]', 'From: Mr Alexander Thomson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Thomson (Patient)', '14 March 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2579, '[ID:2579]', 'From: Dr John Heysham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '15 March 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2580, '[ID:2580]', 'From: Dr T. Brown / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '20 March 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2581, '[ID:2581]', 'From: Dr Richard Milnes / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Darrel (Patient)', '22 March 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2582, '[ID:2582]', 'From: Mr John Goodsir / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Anne Bethune (Bethune) (of Balfour and Kilconquhar) (Patient), Miss Anne, Alison or Elizabeth Lindsay (Patient)', '23 March 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2583, '[ID:2583]', 'From: Mr John McKie (Junior) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs McKie (Patient)', '27 March 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2584, '[ID:2584]', 'From: Mr John McFarquhar (Farquharson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Mary Baillie (Patient)', '28 March 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2585, '[ID:2585]', 'From: Mr James Wishart / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Henrietta Ross (Henrieta, Henny) (Patient)', '28 March 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2586, '[ID:2586]', 'From: Mr George French / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend George Ogilvy (of Banchory-Devenick) (Patient)', '30 March 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2587, '[ID:2587]', 'From: Mr John White (Whytt) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Gilchrist Cochrane (Jamie) (Patient)', 'April? 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2588, '[ID:2588]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Thomson (Patient)', 'March 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2589, '[ID:2589]', 'From: Earl Archibald Cochrane (9th Earl of Dundonald; Lord Dundonald) / To: Mrs Anna Gilchrist (Roberton) (of Annsfield)', '', '', 'Mr James Gilchrist Cochrane (Jamie) (Patient)', '1? March 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2590, '[ID:2590]', 'From: Mr George Moncrieff / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Sommervill (Patient)', '2 April 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2591, '[ID:2591]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Miss Mary Baillie (Patient)', '26 March 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2592, '[ID:2592]', 'From: Dr Ivie Campbell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Campbell (of Dunstaffnage) (Patient)', '9? April 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2593, '[ID:2593]', 'From: Mr Robert Ochiltree / To: Dr Ivie Campbell', '', '', 'Miss Campbell (of Dunstaffnage) (Patient)', '4 April 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2594, '[ID:2594]', 'From: Mr Alexander Copland (Coupland; of King\'s Grange) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Darrel (Patient)', '7 April 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2595, '[ID:2595]', 'From: Dr George Hamilton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr George Hamilton (Patient)', '8 April 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2596, '[ID:2596]', 'From: Mr Robert Ochiltree / To: Dr Ivie Campbell', '', '', 'Miss Campbell (of Dunstaffnage) (Patient)', '9 April 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2597, '[ID:2597]', 'From: Mrs Col. Hepburn / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Col. Hepburn (Patient)', '11 April 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2598, '[ID:2598]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Mayes (Patient)', '12 April 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2599, '[ID:2599]', 'From: Mr John McFarquhar (Farquharson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Mary Baillie (Patient)', '15 April 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2600, '[ID:2600]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Miss Mary Baillie (Patient)', '12 April 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2601, '[ID:2601]', 'From: Dr John Bate / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Mitchell (Patient)', '12 April 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2602, '[ID:2602]', 'From: Mr John Westmorland / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Westmorland (Patient)', '22 April 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2603, '[ID:2603]', 'From: Mr Robert Ochiltree / To: Dr Ivie Campbell', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '22 April 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2604, '[ID:2604]', 'From: Mr George French / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend George Ogilvy (of Banchory-Devenick) (Patient)', '23 April 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2605, '[ID:2605]', 'From: Dr George Hamilton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Michie (Patient)', '25 April 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2606, '[ID:2606]', 'From: Mr Robert Ochiltree / To: Dr Ivie Campbell', '', '', 'Miss Campbell (of Dunstaffnage) (Patient)', '25 April 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2607, '[ID:2607]', 'From: Dr Richard Milnes / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Darrel (Patient)', '28 April 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2608, '[ID:2608]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William McDowall (Macdowall, McDoual, McDowal, McDouall) (Patient), Miss Aitken (Patient), Mr Wellwood Johnstone Maxwell (of Barncleugh) (Patient)', '26 April 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2609, '[ID:2609]', 'From: Mr Robert Ochiltree / To: Dr Ivie Campbell', '', '', 'Miss Campbell (of Dunstaffnage) (Patient)', '2 May 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2610, '[ID:2610]', 'From: Mr William Somerville (Sommerville) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Somerville (Sommerville) (Patient)', '3 May 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2611, '[ID:2611]', 'From: Miss Margaret Hamilton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Hamilton (Jackie; Hamilton-Dundas) (Patient)', '6 May 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2612, '[ID:2612]', 'From: Mrs Esther MacNeill (Campbell) (Campbell) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Duncan MacNeill (of Dunmore) (Patient)', '9 May 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2613, '[ID:2613]', 'From: Dr Walter Farquhar / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Neill Malcolm (Junior) (Patient)', '12 May 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2614, '[ID:2614]', 'Cover Letter and Case Note', '', '', 'Miss Elizabeth? Cook (Patient)', '12 May 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2615, '[ID:2615]', 'From: Dr William Anderson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '16 May 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2616, '[ID:2616]', 'From: Mr Angus MacDonnell (MacDonell, MacDonald) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert McKenzie (Bob) (Patient)', '17 May 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2617, '[ID:2617]', 'From: Mr John McFarquhar (Farquharson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Henrietta Ross (Henrieta, Henny) (Patient), Miss Mary Baillie (Patient)', '18 May 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2618, '[ID:2618]', 'From: Dr James Allan / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Donald Donald (Patient)', '19 May 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2619, '[ID:2619]', 'From: Mr John Harkness / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Harkness (Patient)', '25 May 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2620, '[ID:2620]', 'From: Dr John Mudie (Moodie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '25 May 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2621, '[ID:2621]', 'From: Captain William Cullen / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Cullen (Patient)', '26 May 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2622, '[ID:2622]', 'From: Mr John Hamilton (Hamilton-Dundas; of Westburn and Duddingston) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Hamilton (Jackie; Hamilton-Dundas) (Patient)', '27 May 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2623, '[ID:2623]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Wellwood Johnstone Maxwell (of Barncleugh) (Patient), Mrs Mary Maxwell (Riddell) (of Kirkconnel) (Patient)', '27 May 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2624, '[ID:2624]', 'From: Mr William Maxwell (of Kirkconnel) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Maxwell (Riddell) (of Kirkconnel) (Patient)', '17 May? 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2625, '[ID:2625]', 'From: Mr James Monteath (Monteith) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Bogle (Patient)', '27 May 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2626, '[ID:2626]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Maxwell (Riddell) (of Kirkconnel) (Patient)', 'May 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2627, '[ID:2627]', 'From: Dr McNaughtan Hunter (MacNachtan Hunter; MacNaughtane Hunter) / To: Mr John Bennet', '', '', 'Mr George Milne (Mill) (Patient)', 'May 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2628, '[ID:2628]', 'From: Dr Richard Milnes / To: Dr Henry Cullen (Harry, Dr Henry, \"the young doctor\"\n)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', 'May 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2629, '[ID:2629]', 'From: Dr Alexander Henry Halliday (Halyday, Halleday) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Forsythe (Forsayth, Forsaythe, Forsyth) (Patient)', 'May 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2630, '[ID:2630]', 'From: Dr Richard Milnes / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Darrel (Patient)', 'May 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2631, '[ID:2631]', 'From: Mr Angus MacDonnell (MacDonell, MacDonald) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert MacKenzie (Bob; McKenzie) (Patient)', '5 June 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2632, '[ID:2632]', 'From: Mr William Cokayne (Cocayne) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Cokayne (Patient)', '9 June 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2633, '[ID:2633]', 'From: Dr Ivie Campbell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Campbell (of Dunstaffnage) (Patient)', '11 June 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2634, '[ID:2634]', 'From: Mr Robert Ochiltree / To: Dr Ivie Campbell', '', '', 'Miss Campbell (of Dunstaffnage) (Patient)', '27 May 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2635, '[ID:2635]', 'From: Mr Samuel Thompson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Thomson (A. B.) (Patient)', '12 June 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2636, '[ID:2636]', 'From: Mr Robert McGowan (McGoune) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert McGowan (McGoune) (Patient)', '13 June 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2637, '[ID:2637]', 'From: Mr Angus MacDonnell (MacDonell, MacDonald) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert MacKenzie (Bob; McKenzie) (Patient)', '16 June 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2638, '[ID:2638]', 'From: Mr Gavin Fullarton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Donald Donald (Patient)', '17 June 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2639, '[ID:2639]', 'From: Dr Alexander Henry Halliday (Halyday, Halleday) / To: Mrs Mary Forsythe (Forsayth, Forsaythe, Forsyth)', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Forsythe (Forsayth, Forsaythe, Forsyth) (Patient)', '1 June 1785?', 'Incoming'),
(2640, '[ID:2640]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Forsythe (Forsayth, Forsaythe, Forsyth) (Patient)', 'June? 1785?', 'Incoming'),
(2641, '[ID:2641]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Forsythe (Forsayth, Forsaythe, Forsyth) (Patient)', 'June? 1785?', 'Incoming'),
(2642, '[ID:2642]', 'From: Dr Hugh Marshall / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Robert MacFarlane (of Kilfinan) (Patient)', '20 June 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2643, '[ID:2643]', 'From: Dr Hugh Marshall / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Archibald McAlester (McAlistair) (Patient)', '20 June 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2644, '[ID:2644]', 'From: Mr David Erskine / To: Mr Alexander Wood', '', '', 'Mr Patrick Murray (of Simprim; of Meigle) (Patient)', '22 June 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2645, '[ID:2645]', 'From: Dr Alexander Kellock / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Marshall (Patient)', '23 June 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2646, '[ID:2646]', 'From: Mr Alexander Copland (Coupland; of King\'s Grange) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Douglas Hamilton Craik (Hamilton) (Craick; Hamilton Craik; of Arbigland) (Patient)', '24 June 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2647, '[ID:2647]', 'From: Mr Angus MacDonnell (MacDonell, MacDonald) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert MacKenzie (Bob; McKenzie) (Patient)', '24 June 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2648, '[ID:2648]', 'From: Mr Thomas Graham (Grahame) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Graham (Grahame) (Patient)', '26 June 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2649, '[ID:2649]', 'From: Dr John Mudie (Moodie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '29 June 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2650, '[ID:2650]', 'From: Mrs Frances Romer / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Marshall (Patient), Mrs Frances Romer (Patient)', '30 June 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2651, '[ID:2651]', 'From: Dr John Hall / To: Mr James Wilkie', '', '', 'Mr Prid (Patient)', '30 June 1783', 'Incoming'),
(2652, '[ID:2652]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr Neill Malcolm (Junior) (Patient)', 'June 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2653, '[ID:2653]', 'From: Mr Daniel Forbes / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend William Gunn (Gun) (Patient)', 'June 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2654, '[ID:2654]', 'From: Mr James Monteath (Monteith) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Bogle (Patient)', 'June 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2655, '[ID:2655]', 'From: Mr William Maxwell (of Kirkconnel) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Maxwell (Riddell) (of Kirkconnel) (Patient)', '3 July 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2656, '[ID:2656]', 'From: Mr William Cokayne (Cocayne) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Cokayne (Patient)', '4 July 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2657, '[ID:2657]', 'From: Mr John Gordon / To: Professor Alexander Monro (secundus; Munro )', '', '', 'Mr Thomson (A. B.) (Patient)', '6 July 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2658, '[ID:2658]', 'From: Dr H. Gibson / To: Mr James Towers', '', '', 'Mr James Brown (Patient)', '10 July 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2659, '[ID:2659]', 'From: Mr George Dunlop / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr George Dunlop (Patient)', '12 July 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2660, '[ID:2660]', 'From: Mrs Frances Romer / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Marshall (Patient)', '14 July 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2661, '[ID:2661]', 'From: Reverend Charles Charleton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Charles Charleton (Patient)', '14 July 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2662, '[ID:2662]', 'From: Mr John Warrandice / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Warrandice (Patient)', '14 July 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2663, '[ID:2663]', 'From: Dr Christopher Douglas (of Kelso) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James? Wilkie (Captain Wilkie of Foulden?) (Patient)', '17 July 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2664, '[ID:2664]', 'From: Mrs Margaret Bell (Bethune) / To: Mr Thomas Bruce (Williamson) (of Arnot)', '', '', 'Governor Charles Bell (Patient)', '17 July 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2665, '[ID:2665]', 'From: Mr John Warrandice / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Warrandice (Patient)', '19 July 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2666, '[ID:2666]', 'From: Mr John Davidson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Hislop (Hyslop) (Patient)', '23 July 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2668, '[ID:2668]', 'From: Sir Alexander Gordon (Lord, 4th Duke of Gordon) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Sir Alexander Gordon (Lord, 4th Duke of Gordon) (Patient)', '24 July 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2669, '[ID:2669]', 'From: Mr John? Taylor / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Ferrier (Farrier) (Patient)', '25 July 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2670, '[ID:2670]', 'From: Mr Angus MacDonnell (MacDonell, MacDonald) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Greig (Patient), Mr Robert MacKenzie (Bob; McKenzie) (Patient)', '26 July 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2671, '[ID:2671]', 'From: Mr J. Nicholson (Nicolson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr J. Nicholson (Nicolson) (Patient)', '27 July 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2672, '[ID:2672]', 'From: Reverend Ralph Ogle / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Ralph Ogle (Patient)', '28 July 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2673, '[ID:2673]', 'From: Dr Robert Groat / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss I. T. (Patient)', '30 July 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2674, '[ID:2674]', 'From: Mrs Aikman / To: Mrs Betty Forrest', '', '', 'Mrs Aikman (Patient)', '31 July 1785', 'Misc'),
(2675, '[ID:2675]', 'From: Captain George Robertson / To: Mrs Forbes', '', '', 'Mrs Aikman (Patient)', 'July 1785', 'Misc'),
(2676, '[ID:2676]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Sir Alexander Gordon (Lord, 4th Duke of Gordon)', '', '', 'Sir Alexander Gordon (Lord, 4th Duke of Gordon) (Patient)', 'July? 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(2677, '[ID:2677]', 'From: Mr Alexander Copland (Coupland; of King\'s Grange) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Glassel (Glassell) (Patient)', '1 August 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2678, '[ID:2678]', 'From: Mr Benjamin Woodman / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Benjamin Woodman (Patient)', '1 August 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2679, '[ID:2679]', 'From: Mrs Elizabeth Douglas / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Joanna Douglas (Patient)', '5 August 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2680, '[ID:2680]', 'From:  Thomas Collingwood / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr George Swan (Patient)', '6 August 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2681, '[ID:2681]', 'From: Dr Thomas Wells / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr Thomas Wells (Patient)', '9 August 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2682, '[ID:2682]', 'From: Mr Charles Rankine (Rankin) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Telfer (Telfair; of Weston) (Patient)', '10 August 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2683, '[ID:2683]', 'From: Dr Alexander Kellock / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Marshall (Patient)', '11 August 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2684, '[ID:2684]', 'From: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Hyndman (Patient)', '11 August 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2685, '[ID:2685]', 'From: Mr Nicol / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Gordon? (Patient)', '11 August 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2686, '[ID:2686]', 'From: Mr Neill Malcolm (Senior) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Neill Malcolm (Junior) (Patient)', '12 August 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2687, '[ID:2687]', 'From: Dr Alexander Bannerman / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Collector Strang (Patient)', '12 August 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2688, '[ID:2688]', 'From: Mr John Forbes / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Aikman (Patient)', '12 August 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2689, '[ID:2689]', 'From: Mrs H Glassel (Glassell) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Glassel (Glassell) (Patient)', '17 August 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2690, '[ID:2690]', 'From: Dr Charles Keith / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Benjamin Woodman (Patient)', '22 August 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2692, '[ID:2692]', 'From: Mr William Bow / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '25 August 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2693, '[ID:2693]', 'From: Mr George Dunlop / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr George Dunlop (Patient)', '25 August 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2694, '[ID:2694]', 'From: Mr J Jones / To: Miss Cosnan', '', '', 'Miss Stuart (Stewart; Steuart) (Patient)', '20 August 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2695, '[ID:2695]', 'From: Mrs Elizabeth Watt (McCall) (of Stranraer) / To: Mrs Brown (Broun)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Watt (McCall) (of Stranraer) (Patient)', '26 August 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2696, '[ID:2696]', 'From: Mr Charles Rankine (Rankin) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Telfer (Telfair; of Weston) (Patient)', 'August? 1785?', 'Incoming'),
(2698, '[ID:2698]', 'From: Dr John Heysham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Holmes (Patient)', '5 September 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2699, '[ID:2699]', 'From: Mr J. Nicholson (Nicolson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr J. Nicholson (Nicolson) (Patient)', '6 September 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2700, '[ID:2700]', 'Cover Letter and Case Note', '', '', 'Mr John Gordon (of Greshop/Grieshop) (Patient)', '7 September 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2701, '[ID:2701]', 'From: Mr William Schaw / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Chalmers (Patient)', '9 September 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2702, '[ID:2702]', 'From: Dr James Currie / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Frances Johnstone (Colquitt) (Fann(e)y; Johnston, of Hawkhill) (Patient)', '12 September 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2703, '[ID:2703]', 'From: Mr John Johnston / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Gordon (of Greshop/Grieshop) (Patient)', '16 September 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2704, '[ID:2704]', 'From: Mr William Schaw / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Chalmers (Patient)', '18 September 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2705, '[ID:2705]', 'From: Mr Thomas Middleton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Middleton (Patient)', '19 September 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2706, '[ID:2706]', 'From: Mr William Ingham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Middleton (Patient)', '30 August 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2707, '[ID:2707]', 'From: Dr Alexander Douglas (Sir Alexander Douglas of Glenbervie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Anstruther (of Ardit) (Patient)', '21 September 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2708, '[ID:2708]', 'From: Mr John? Taylor / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Ferrier (Farrier) (Patient), Mr Thomas Graham (Grahame) (Patient)', '22 September 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2709, '[ID:2709]', 'From: Mr William Schaw / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Chalmers (Patient)', '25 September 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2710, '[ID:2710]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Arnott', '', '', 'Mr John Anstruther (of Ardit) (Patient)', '25? September 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(2711, '[ID:2711]', 'From: Mr J. Nicholson (Nicolson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr J. Nicholson (Nicolson) (Patient)', '3 October 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2712, '[ID:2712]', 'From: Mr William McIntyre / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William McIntyre (Patient)', '4 October 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2713, '[ID:2713]', 'From: Dr Richard Milnes / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Darrel (Patient)', '4 October 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2714, '[ID:2714]', 'From: Dr Alexander Douglas (Sir Alexander Douglas of Glenbervie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Anstruther (of Ardit) (Patient)', '5 October 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2715, '[ID:2715]', 'From: Dr J. M. / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Lady (Patient)', '7 October 1785', 'Misc'),
(2716, '[ID:2716]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr Chisholm (Patient)', '8 October 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2717, '[ID:2717]', 'From: Dr Alexander Douglas (Sir Alexander Douglas of Glenbervie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Anstruther (of Ardit) (Patient)', '10 October 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2718, '[ID:2718]', 'From: Dr Richard Milnes / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Darrel (Patient)', '11 October 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2719, '[ID:2719]', 'From: Dr John Heysham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Holmes (Patient), Anonymous (Patient), Miss Johanna Gale (Patient)', '11 October 1785', 'Incoming');
INSERT INTO `PROD_doc_title` (`doc_id`, `doc_id_txt`, `doc_desc`, `author`, `addressee`, `patient`, `full_date`, `document_direction`) VALUES
(2720, '[ID:2720]', 'From: Dr Alexander Douglas (Sir Alexander Douglas of Glenbervie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Anstruther (of Ardit) (Patient)', '12 October 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2721, '[ID:2721]', 'From: Mr James Bisset / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Bisset (Patient)', '13 October 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2723, '[ID:2723]', 'From: Dr Robert Dow / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Delassize (De La Size) (Patient)', '29 October 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2724, '[ID:2724]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', 'October? 1785?', 'Incoming'),
(2725, '[ID:2725]', 'From: Mr / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lady (Patient)', 'October 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2726, '[ID:2726]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mrs Reid (Patient)', 'October 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2727, '[ID:2727]', 'From: Mrs Margaret Bell (Bethune) / To: Mrs Anna Bruce (Bruce) (of Kinross &amp; Arnot)', '', '', 'Governor Charles Bell (Patient)', '17? July 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2728, '[ID:2728]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stewart / To: Mr Niel Ferguson', '', '', 'Reverend Adam Ferguson (Patient)', '6 November 1785', 'Misc'),
(2729, '[ID:2729]', 'From: Dr John Heysham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Johanna Gale (Patient), Miss Barbara Percy (Patient)', '7 November 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2730, '[ID:2730]', 'From: Dr Alexander Browne / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss (Patient)', '8 November 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2731, '[ID:2731]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stewart / To: Mr Niel Ferguson', '', '', 'Reverend Adam Ferguson (Patient)', '9 November 1785', 'Misc'),
(2732, '[ID:2732]', 'From: Dr Thomas Percy (Bishop of Dromore) / To: Dr John Heysham', '', '', 'Captain Holmes (Patient), Miss Johanna Gale (Patient), Miss Barbara Percy (Patient)', '22 November 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2733, '[ID:2733]', 'From:  John Hodgson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Simpson (Patient)', '19 November 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2735, '[ID:2735]', 'From: Mr John Warrandice / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Warrandice (Patient)', '21 November 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2736, '[ID:2736]', 'From: Dr Alexander Mackenzie / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Chisholm (Patient)', '25 November 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2737, '[ID:2737]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr Chisholm (Patient)', '19 November 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2738, '[ID:2738]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stewart / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Reverend Adam Ferguson (Patient)', 'October 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2739, '[ID:2739]', 'From: Dr John Armitstead / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lady (Patient)', '4 December 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2740, '[ID:2740]', 'From: Mrs Elizabeth Watt (McCall) (of Stranraer) / To: Mrs Brown (Broun)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Watt (McCall) (of Stranraer) (Patient)', '7 December 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2741, '[ID:2741]', 'From: Mr James R. Miller (Millar) / To: Dr Buchan', '', '', 'Mr James R. Miller (Millar) (Patient)', '16 December 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2742, '[ID:2742]', 'From: Mr William McIntyre / To: Mr McIntyre', '', '', 'Mr William McIntyre (Patient)', '24 December 1785', 'Misc'),
(2743, '[ID:2743]', 'From: Dr Charles Keith / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr Charles Keith (Patient), Mr John Cook (Cooke; of Gallowhill; of Ogle. ) (Patient), Mr (Patient)', '24 December 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2744, '[ID:2744]', 'From: Mr Malcolm MacLaurin (of Barcaldine) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Campbell (of Barcaldine) (Patient)', '30 December 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2745, '[ID:2745]', 'From: Dr Marshall / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs M. L. (Patient)', '20? December 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2746, '[ID:2746]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr Fraser (Patient)', 'December 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2747, '[ID:2747]', 'From: Dr Robert Innes / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Innes (Patient)', '1785?', 'Incoming'),
(2749, '[ID:2749]', 'From: Mr John Stewart / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Dobbie (Patient)', '16 December 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2750, '[ID:2750]', 'From: Mrs Mary Forsythe (Forsayth, Forsaythe, Forsyth) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Forsythe (Forsayth, Forsaythe, Forsyth) (Patient)', '3 January 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2751, '[ID:2751]', 'From: Dr Charles Keith / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr Charles Keith (Patient), Mr John Cook (Cooke; of Gallowhill; of Ogle. ) (Patient), Mr (Patient), Mrs Wilson (Patient)', '7 January 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2752, '[ID:2752]', 'From: Reverend Ralph Ogle / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Ralph Ogle (Patient)', '11 January 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2753, '[ID:2753]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr Charles Murray (Patient), Miss Clara Murray (Patient), Mr Gideon Murray (Patient), Mrs (Patient)', 'January 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2754, '[ID:2754]', 'From: Dr Thomas Constable / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Cotton (Patient)', '21 January 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2755, '[ID:2755]', 'From: Dr Philip Holland / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lady (Patient)', '22 January 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2756, '[ID:2756]', 'From: Mr James R. Miller (Millar) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James R. Miller (Millar) (Patient)', '27 January 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2757, '[ID:2757]', 'From: Mr James McNab / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Henry Ivie-Nicolson (Ivie) (Nicolson of Glenbervie) (Patient)', '28 January 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2758, '[ID:2758]', 'From: Dr John Aird / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Aird (Patient)', '31 January 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2759, '[ID:2759]', 'From: Dr Robert Innes / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Dr Robert Innes (Patient)', '31 January 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2760, '[ID:2760]', 'From: Mr Thomas Middleton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Middleton (Patient)', '3 February 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2761, '[ID:2761]', 'From: Dr Hugh Dougall (Dougal) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Gordon (of Greshop/Grieshop) (Patient)', '3 February 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2762, '[ID:2762]', 'From: Mr William Cokayne (Cocayne) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Cokayne (Patient)', '7 February 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2763, '[ID:2763]', 'From: Mr William Lyall / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Lyall (Patient)', '8 February 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2764, '[ID:2764]', 'From: Mr Charles Sanderson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Charles Sanderson (Patient)', '15 February 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2765, '[ID:2765]', 'From: Mr Thomas Wilson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Wood (of Thoresby) (Patient)', '16 February 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2766, '[ID:2766]', 'From: Mr B M Adamson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Younghusband (Young husband) (Patient), Mr (Patient), Mr (Nephew of Mrs Hannah Anderson) (Patient), Mr George Davidson (Patient)', '18 February 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2767, '[ID:2767]', 'From: Dr E Harrison / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Wood (of Thoresby) (Patient)', '25 February 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2768, '[ID:2768]', 'From: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Hamilton (Jackie; Hamilton-Dundas) (Patient)', '27 February 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2769, '[ID:2769]', 'From: Mrs Aikman / To: Mrs Betty Forrest', '', '', 'Mrs Aikman (Patient)', 'February 1786', 'Misc'),
(2770, '[ID:2770]', 'From: Dr E Harrison / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Wood (of Thoresby) (Patient)', '2 March 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2771, '[ID:2771]', 'From: Mr William MacAlpine / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William MacAlpine (Patient)', '7 March 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2772, '[ID:2772]', 'From: Mr Donald Campbell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Donald Campbell (Patient)', '8 March 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2773, '[ID:2773]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stewart / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '1 March 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2774, '[ID:2774]', 'From: Dr Charles Keith / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr Charles Keith (Patient)', '9 March 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2775, '[ID:2775]', 'From: Dr John Ferriar / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Phillips (Patient)', '10 March 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2776, '[ID:2776]', 'From: Dr Charles Rowat / To: Mr William Greenlees', '', '', 'Mr William Greenlees (Patient)', '14 March 1786', 'Misc'),
(2777, '[ID:2777]', 'From: Dr John Warren / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Meek (Patient)', '14 March 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2778, '[ID:2778]', 'Cover Letter and Case Note', '', '', 'Mrs Janet Scott (Sanderson) (Patient), Mr Gilbert Basil Scott (Basil Scott) (Patient)', '25 March 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2779, '[ID:2779]', 'From: Mr James Reid / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Murray (Patient)', '17 March 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2780, '[ID:2780]', 'From: Dr Richard Story / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Vane (Patient)', '25 March 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2781, '[ID:2781]', 'From: Mr Alexander Kelly / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Sharp jnr. (Patient)', '30 March 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2782, '[ID:2782]', 'From: Mr Alexander Dalzell (Dalziel) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', 'March 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2783, '[ID:2783]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr Rutherford Park (Rutherfurd) (Patient)', '2? March 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2784, '[ID:2784]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Reverend Malcolm Nicolson (of Kiltarlity &amp; Glen Covinth) (Patient)', 'March 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2785, '[ID:2785]', 'From: Dr Jonathan Nicholls / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs N. (Patient)', 'March 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2786, '[ID:2786]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr McPherson (of Benehar) (Patient)', 'March 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2788, '[ID:2788]', 'From: Dr E Harrison / To: Dr Charles Stuart', '', '', 'Mr Wood (of Thoresby) (Patient)', '1? April 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2789, '[ID:2789]', 'From: Dr E Harrison / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Wood (of Thoresby) (Patient)', '1? April 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2790, '[ID:2790]', 'From: Mr John Stewart / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Fraser Gregory (Fraser, Frazier Gregorie) (Patient)', '2 April 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2791, '[ID:2791]', 'Cover Letter and Case Note', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Beatson (Betty) (Patient)', '2 April 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2792, '[ID:2792]', 'From: Mr James McNab / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Henry Ivie-Nicolson (Ivie) (Nicolson of Glenbervie) (Patient)', '6 April 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2793, '[ID:2793]', 'From: Mrs Isabel Mutter / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Mutter (Patient)', '8 April 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2794, '[ID:2794]', 'From: Mr William Leslie / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend William Davidson (of Inverurie) (Patient)', '8 April 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2795, '[ID:2795]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Reverend William Davidson (of Inverurie) (Patient)', '8 April 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2796, '[ID:2796]', 'From: Mr T. Trotter / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '9 April 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2797, '[ID:2797]', 'From: Mr John Stewart / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Fraser Gregory (Fraser, Frazier Gregorie) (Patient)', '12 April 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2798, '[ID:2798]', 'From: Mr John McMillan / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss (Patient)', '18 April 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2799, '[ID:2799]', 'From: Mr John Harley / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Mutter (Patient)', '21 April 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2800, '[ID:2800]', 'From: Mr Thomas Wilson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Wood (of Thoresby) (Patient)', '23 April 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2801, '[ID:2801]', 'From: Mr Thomas Dent / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Dent (Patient), Miss Dent (Patient)', '27 April 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2802, '[ID:2802]', 'From: Miss Janet MacDuff (McDuff) / To: Mr Alexander MacDuff (of Bonhard)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '27 April 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2803, '[ID:2803]', 'From: Dr Ralph Paterson (Patterson) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Miss Forster (Patient)', '29 April 1786', 'Misc'),
(2804, '[ID:2804]', 'From: Mr Jessamine (Jessiman) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Jessamine (Jessiman) (Patient)', '29 April 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2805, '[ID:2805]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', 'April 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2806, '[ID:2806]', 'From: Mr W. L. / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Jessamine (Jessiman) (Patient)', 'April 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2807, '[ID:2807]', 'From: Mr James Reid / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Murray (de Montolieu) (at Darnhall/Blackbarony) (Patient)', '2 May 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2808, '[ID:2808]', 'From: Countess Isabella Hay (Carr) (Lady Erroll, Lady Hay) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lady Charlotte Hay (Hay) (Patient)', '3 May 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2809, '[ID:2809]', 'From: Reverend Francis Grant / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Francis Grant (Patient)', '6 May 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2810, '[ID:2810]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Johnston (Patient)', '7 May 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(2811, '[ID:2811]', 'From: Countess Isabella Hay (Carr) (Lady Erroll, Lady Hay) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lady Charlotte Hay (Hay) (Patient)', '10 May 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2812, '[ID:2812]', 'From: Mr David Gregory (Gregorie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Benard (Patient)', '13 May 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2813, '[ID:2813]', 'From: Dr Joseph Camplin / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Frances Johnstone (Colquitt) (Fann(e)y; Johnston, of Hawkhill) (Patient)', '14 May 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2815, '[ID:2815]', 'From: Mrs Mary Forsythe (Forsayth, Forsaythe, Forsyth) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Forsythe (Forsayth, Forsaythe, Forsyth) (Patient)', '19 May 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2816, '[ID:2816]', 'From: Mr John Forbes / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Aikman (Patient)', '21 May 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2817, '[ID:2817]', 'From: Dr Ralph Paterson (Patterson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Forster (Patient)', '21 May 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2818, '[ID:2818]', 'From: Dr Fra Fraser / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Still (Patient), Miss Diana Still (Patient)', '22 May 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2819, '[ID:2819]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend William Burnside (of Dumfries) (Patient)', '22 May 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2820, '[ID:2820]', 'From: Dr John Aird / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Aird (Patient)', '23 May 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2821, '[ID:2821]', 'From: Dr Robert Menzies (of Dura ) / To: Earl David Leslie (Earl of Leven &amp; Melville, Lord Leven)', '', '', 'Countess Wilhelmina Leslie (Nisbet) (Countess of Leven &amp; Melville, Lady Leven) (Patient)', '23 May 1786', 'Misc'),
(2822, '[ID:2822]', 'From: Mr John Forrest / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Aikman (Patient)', '29 May 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2823, '[ID:2823]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mrs Aikman (Patient)', '26 May 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2824, '[ID:2824]', 'From: Mrs Elizabeth Murray (de Montolieu) (at Darnhall/Blackbarony) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Murray (de Montolieu) (at Darnhall/Blackbarony) (Patient)', '28 May 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2825, '[ID:2825]', 'From: Mr Thomas John Stuart / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas John Stuart (Patient), Miss (Patient)', '29 May 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2826, '[ID:2826]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', 'May 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2827, '[ID:2827]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Macmurdo (McMurdo) (Patient), Reverend William Burnside (of Dumfries) (Patient)', '5 June 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2828, '[ID:2828]', 'From: Mr George Campbell (of Aires; Aress) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr George Campbell (of Aires; Aress) (Patient)', '9 June 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2829, '[ID:2829]', 'From: Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson) (Patient)', '9 June 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2830, '[ID:2830]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend William Burnside (of Dumfries) (Patient)', '13 June 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2832, '[ID:2832]', 'From: Dr James Hall / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Hercy Christina Maria Gavin (Patient)', '16 June 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2834, '[ID:2834]', 'From: Dr Daniel Rutherford / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Captain Charles Wedderburn (Patient)', '17 June 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(2835, '[ID:2835]', 'From: Mr William Cokayne (Cocayne) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Cokayne (Patient)', '23 June 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2836, '[ID:2836]', 'From: Mr Richard Charleton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Richard Charleton (Patient)', '26 June 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2837, '[ID:2837]', 'From: Mr William Ingham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Ellison (Alison) (Patient)', '27 June 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2838, '[ID:2838]', 'From: Mrs Elizabeth Watt (McCall) (of Stranraer) / To: Mr Robert Brown (Broun)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Watt (McCall) (of Stranraer) (Patient)', '28 June 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2839, '[ID:2839]', 'From: Mrs Elizabeth Murray (de Montolieu) (at Darnhall/Blackbarony) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Murray (de Montolieu) (at Darnhall/Blackbarony) (Patient)', '30 June 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2840, '[ID:2840]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mrs Innes (of Sanside) (Patient)', 'June 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2841, '[ID:2841]', 'From: Lady Helen Nicolson (Mill) / To: Mr James McNab', '', '', 'Mr Henry Ivie-Nicolson (Ivie) (Nicolson of Glenbervie) (Patient)', 'June 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2842, '[ID:2842]', 'From: Dr John Willison (of Dundee) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr David Maxwell (Patient)', '5 July 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2843, '[ID:2843]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr David Maxwell (Patient)', '29 June 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2844, '[ID:2844]', 'From: Mr William Ingham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Wilson (Patient)', '5 July 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2847, '[ID:2847]', 'From: Dr James Hall / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Hercy Christina Maria Gavin (Patient)', '7 July 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2848, '[ID:2848]', 'From: Mr William Cokayne (Cocayne) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Cokayne (Patient)', '8 July 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2849, '[ID:2849]', 'From: Mr George Campbell (of Aires; Aress) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr George Campbell (of Aires; Aress) (Patient)', '9 July 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2850, '[ID:2850]', 'From: Mr William Ballantine (Balentintine) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Baxter (Patient)', '9 July 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2851, '[ID:2851]', 'From: Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson) (Patient), Mr Hector Turnbull (of Luncarty) (Patient), Mrs Mary Murray (Ogilvie) (Honourable Mrs Murray of Aiton (Ayton)) (Patient)', '15 July 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2852, '[ID:2852]', 'From: Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Hector Turnbull (of Luncarty) (Patient)', '15 July 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2853, '[ID:2853]', 'From: Colonel William Maxwell (General Sir William Maxwell of Calderwood, 7th Bt (after 1829)) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Colonel George Clerk (Clarke, Clark) (Patient)', '17 July 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2854, '[ID:2854]', 'From: Mr George Campbell (of Aires; Aress) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr George Campbell (of Aires; Aress) (Patient)', '18 July 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2855, '[ID:2855]', 'From: Dr James Hall / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Hercy Christina Maria Gavin (Patient)', '21 July 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2857, '[ID:2857]', 'From: Mr John Strong (Strang) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Strong (Strang) (Patient), Mr Arthur Edmonston (Edmondston) (Patient)', '26 July 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2858, '[ID:2858]', 'From: Dr Charles Brown / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Ann Wilson (Patient)', '29 July 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2859, '[ID:2859]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Miss Ann Cook (Patient)', '8? July 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2860, '[ID:2860]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr Edward Cook (of Togston) (Patient)', '8? July 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2861, '[ID:2861]', 'From: Dr John Govan (Gowan) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Margaret Cheape (Clark) (Patient)', '30 July 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2862, '[ID:2862]', 'From: Dr John Govan (Gowan) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Margaret Cheape (Clark) (Patient)', '8 August 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2865, '[ID:2865]', 'From: Mr John Semple / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Jean? Semple (Semple) (Simple) (Patient)', '25 August 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2866, '[ID:2866]', 'From: Mr John Wilson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Ilderton (Ilderston(e)) (Patient), Mr Wilson (Patient)', '27 August 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2867, '[ID:2867]', 'From: Mr John White (Whytt) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Whitehead (Patient)', '29 August 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2868, '[ID:2868]', 'From: Dr Thomas Jefferson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '29 August 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2869, '[ID:2869]', 'From: Mrs Elizabeth Watt (McCall) (of Stranraer) / To: Mr Robert Brown (Broun)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Watt (McCall) (of Stranraer) (Patient)', '30 August 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2870, '[ID:2870]', 'From: Mr William Home / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Aynsley (Ainsley) (Patient)', '31 August 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2871, '[ID:2871]', 'From: Dr John Bate / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Ferguson (Patient)', '1 September 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2872, '[ID:2872]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'General Francis Johnston (\'Mr Frank\'; Major-General Francis Johnston, CB. ) (Patient), Mr George Gordon (Patient)', '3 September 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2873, '[ID:2873]', 'From: Mr Laurence Edmonston (Edmonstone) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Johannah Sanderson (Patient), Mr Charles Sanderson (Patient)', '8 September 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2874, '[ID:2874]', 'From: Mr George Campbell (of Aires; Aress) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr George Campbell (of Aires; Aress) (Patient)', '10 September 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2875, '[ID:2875]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Amelia Murdoch (Campbell) (Patient)', '10 September 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2876, '[ID:2876]', 'From: Mrs Elizabeth Murray (de Montolieu) (at Darnhall/Blackbarony) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Murray (de Montolieu) (at Darnhall/Blackbarony) (Patient)', '13 September 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2877, '[ID:2877]', 'From: Mr John Duguid / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Webster (Patient)', '13 September 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2878, '[ID:2878]', 'From: Dr John Moore / To: Miss Agnes Eleonora Dunlop', '', '', 'Mrs Frances Anna Dunlop (Wallace) (of Dunlop) (Patient)', '18 September 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2879, '[ID:2879]', 'From: Mrs Jane Porter (Blenkinsop) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Jane Porter (Blenkinsop) (Patient)', '13 September 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2880, '[ID:2880]', 'From: Dr William Baylies / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '19 September 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2881, '[ID:2881]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '19 September 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2882, '[ID:2882]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Miss Johannah Sanderson (Patient)', '19 September 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2883, '[ID:2883]', 'From: Dr John Ralph Fenwick / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Jane Porter (Blenkinsop) (Patient)', '22 September 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2884, '[ID:2884]', 'From: Mr John Stewart / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Jenny Boyle (Patient)', '23 September 1785', 'Incoming'),
(2885, '[ID:2885]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Amelia Murdoch (Campbell) (Patient), Captain Cathcart (Patient), Mr Hunter (Patient)', '25 September 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2886, '[ID:2886]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Amelia Murdoch (Campbell) (Patient)', '25 September 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2887, '[ID:2887]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Amelia Murdoch (Campbell) (Patient)', '26 September 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2888, '[ID:2888]', 'From: Mr Alexander Dunlop (Sanders, Saunders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Amelia Murdoch (Campbell) (Patient), Mr Hunter (Patient)', '27 September 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2890, '[ID:2890]', 'From: Mr John Schubach / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Schubach (Patient)', '30 September 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2891, '[ID:2891]', 'From: Mrs Margaret Johnston (Stewart) (of Cowhill) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Margaret Johnston (Stewart) (of Cowhill) (Patient)', '29? August? 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2892, '[ID:2892]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mrs Jane Fraser (of Relick) (Patient)', 'September 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(2893, '[ID:2893]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Fraser Gregory (Fraser, Frazier Gregorie) (Patient)', 'September 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2894, '[ID:2894]', 'From: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Hunter (Patient), Mr Alice (Patient)', '3 October 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2895, '[ID:2895]', 'From: Miss Agnes Eleonora Dunlop / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Frances Anna Dunlop (Wallace) (of Dunlop) (Patient)', '3 October 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2897, '[ID:2897]', 'From:  Thomas Logan / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Betty Binning (of Haws) (Patient)', '4 October 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2898, '[ID:2898]', 'From: Dr Ralph Irving / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Governor George Johnstone (Johnston) (Patient)', '5 October 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2900, '[ID:2900]', 'From: Mr John Wilson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Ilderton (Ilderston(e)) (Patient), Mr Wilson (Patient), Mr Welsh (Walsh) (Patient)', '10 September 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2903, '[ID:2903]', 'From: Miss Agnes Eleonora Dunlop / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Frances Anna Dunlop (Wallace) (of Dunlop) (Patient)', '11 October 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2904, '[ID:2904]', 'From: Lord William Lowther (Lord Lonsdale) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Allan Robinson (Patient),  Robinson (Patient)', '11 October 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2909, '[ID:2909]', 'From: Dr Antonio Giuseppe Testa / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Prince Abbondio Rezzonico (Patient)', '16 September 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2917, '[ID:2917]', 'From: Dr G. Kirkaldie / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Kirkaldie (Patient)', '31 October 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2919, '[ID:2919]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Jane Fraser (of Relick) (Patient)', '31 October 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2920, '[ID:2920]', 'From: Mr William Farquharson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Hunter (Patient)', '1 October 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2921, '[ID:2921]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Ralph Irving', '', '', 'Governor George Johnstone (Johnston) (Patient)', '11? October 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(2922, '[ID:2922]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Betty Binning (of Haws)', '', '', 'Miss Betty Binning (of Haws) (Patient)', 'November 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(2925, '[ID:2925]', 'From:  Thomas Logan / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Betty Binning (of Haws) (Patient)', '4 November 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2926, '[ID:2926]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'General Francis Johnston (\'Mr Frank\'; Major-General Francis Johnston, CB. ) (Patient), Mr George Gordon (Patient)', '4 November 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2929, '[ID:2929]', 'From: Mr John Caldwell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Patterson (Patient)', '15 November 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2930, '[ID:2930]', 'From:  Thomas Logan / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Betty Binning (of Haws) (Patient)', '15 November 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2931, '[ID:2931]', 'From: Mr George Campbell (of Aires; Aress) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr George Campbell (of Aires; Aress) (Patient)', '17 November 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2932, '[ID:2932]', 'From: Dr Robert Coupar (Couper) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lady Madelaine Gordon (Madelina) (Patient), Lady Susan Gordon (Patient), Lady Louisa Gordon (Patient)', '17 November 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2933, '[ID:2933]', 'From: Mr John White (Whytt) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Whitehead (Patient), Mrs White (Patient)', '22 November 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2934, '[ID:2934]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Mr William Logan', '', '', 'Miss Betty Binning (of Haws) (Patient)', '22 November 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2935, '[ID:2935]', 'From: Mr William Bruce (of Tobago; of Stenhouse; Sir William Bruce of Stenhouse, 7th Bt, after 1795) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Bruce (of Tobago; of Stenhouse; Sir William Bruce of Stenhouse, 7th Bt, after 1795) (Patient)', '25 November 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2937, '[ID:2937]', 'From:  Colin Baxter / To: Mr Alexander MacDuff (of Bonhard)', '', '', 'Miss Janet MacDuff (McDuff) (Patient)', '29 November 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2938, '[ID:2938]', 'From: Dr John Aird / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Aird (Patient)', '1 December 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2939, '[ID:2939]', 'From: Mr Joseph Losh / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs (Patient)', '2 December 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2940, '[ID:2940]', 'From: Dr Thomas Jefferson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '4 December 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2941, '[ID:2941]', 'From: Dr Fotherley Pannell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Crow (Crowe) (Patient)', '11 December 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2942, '[ID:2942]', 'From: Dr Robert Menzies (of Dura ) / To: Dr Henry Cullen (Harry, Dr Henry, \"the young doctor\"\n)', '', '', 'Captain Frederick Lewis Maitland (Hon. Captain Maitland, Capt Maitland of Rankeillour ) (Patient)', '12 December 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2943, '[ID:2943]', 'From: Mr David Gregory (Gregorie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr David Gregory (Gregorie) (Patient)', '19 December 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2944, '[ID:2944]', 'From: Mr William Hargrave (Hardgrove) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Hargrave (Hardgrove) (Patient)', '19 December 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2945, '[ID:2945]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr William McNair (Patient)', '20 December 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2946, '[ID:2946]', 'From: Mr William Gordon / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Gordon (Patient)', '22 December 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2947, '[ID:2947]', 'From: Dr Patrick Scott / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Kitty Cooke (Catherine) (Patient)', '23 December 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2948, '[ID:2948]', 'From: Dr Robert Wood / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Janet MacDuff (McDuff) (Patient)', '24 December 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2949, '[ID:2949]', 'From: Captain William Graham (Grahame) / To: Mr Benjamin Bell', '', '', 'Captain William Graham (Grahame) (Patient)', '29 December 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2950, '[ID:2950]', 'From: Mr Charles Williamson / To: Mr Benjamin Bell', '', '', 'Captain William Graham (Grahame) (Patient)', '29 December 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2951, '[ID:2951]', 'From: Mr John Graham / To: Mr Benjamin Bell', '', '', 'Captain William Graham (Grahame) (Patient)', '31 December 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2952, '[ID:2952]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Miss (Patient)', 'December? 1759?', 'Incoming'),
(2953, '[ID:2953]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Janet MacDuff (McDuff) (Patient)', '27? December? 1786?', 'Incoming'),
(2954, '[ID:2954]', 'From: Mr Alexander MacDuff (of Bonhard) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Janet MacDuff (McDuff) (Patient)', 'November? 1786?', 'Incoming'),
(2955, '[ID:2955]', 'From: Dr John Moore / To: Miss Agnes Eleonora Dunlop', '', '', 'Mrs Frances Anna Dunlop (Wallace) (of Dunlop) (Patient)', 'September? 1786?', 'Misc'),
(2956, '[ID:2956]', 'From: Miss Janet MacDuff (McDuff) / To: Mr Alexander MacDuff (of Bonhard)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '16 May 1786', 'Incoming'),
(2957, '[ID:2957]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Lord George Carnegie (6th Earl of Northesk)', '', '', 'Lady Mary Anne Carnegie (Mary Ann Carnaigie) (Patient)', 'November? 1786?', 'Outgoing'),
(2958, '[ID:2958]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mrs D. (Dunlop?) (Patient)', '1786?', 'Incoming'),
(2960, '[ID:2960]', 'From: Mr Samuel Clark / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Samuel Clark (Patient)', '1783?', 'Incoming'),
(2961, '[ID:2961]', 'From: Sir George  Buchan Hepburn (Buchan) (of Smeaton Hepburn, 1st Bt) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Buchan Hepburn (Patient)', '4 January 1787', 'Incoming'),
(2962, '[ID:2962]', 'From: Mr David Gregory (Gregorie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr David Gregory (Gregorie) (Patient)', '5 January 1787', 'Incoming'),
(2963, '[ID:2963]', 'From: Mr William Farquharson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Paisley (Patient)', '7 January 1787', 'Incoming'),
(2964, '[ID:2964]', 'From: Mr William Farquharson / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Paisley (Patient)', '7 January 1787', 'Incoming'),
(2965, '[ID:2965]', 'From: Dr Silas Neville / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '8 January 1787', 'Incoming'),
(2966, '[ID:2966]', 'From: Mr B M Adamson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Elizabeth Snowden (Patient),  Davison (Patient)', '11 January 1787', 'Incoming'),
(2967, '[ID:2967]', 'From: Dr Thomas Jefferson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '12 January 1787', 'Incoming'),
(2968, '[ID:2968]', 'From: Mr John White (Whytt) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Paisley (Patient), Mrs Whitehead (Patient), Mrs White (Patient)', '14 January 1787', 'Incoming'),
(2969, '[ID:2969]', 'From: Mr William Stewart (of Shambellie (Shambelly)) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Stewart (of Shambellie (Shambelly)) (Patient)', '15 January 1787', 'Incoming'),
(2970, '[ID:2970]', 'From: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Wilson (Patient)', '17 January 1787', 'Incoming'),
(2971, '[ID:2971]', 'From: Dr John Hollis Pigot / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs W. S. (Patient)', '17 January 1787', 'Incoming'),
(2972, '[ID:2972]', 'From: Mr David Gregory (Gregorie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr David Gregory (Gregorie) (Patient)', '19 January 1787', 'Incoming'),
(2973, '[ID:2973]', 'From: Mrs Elizabeth Watt (McCall) (of Stranraer) / To: Mr Robert Brown (Broun)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Watt (McCall) (of Stranraer) (Patient)', '22 January 1787', 'Incoming'),
(2974, '[ID:2974]', 'From: Mr John Schubach / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Schubach (Patient)', '24 January 1787', 'Incoming'),
(2975, '[ID:2975]', 'From: Dr George Pearson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Crow (Crowe) (Patient)', '24 January 1787', 'Incoming'),
(2976, '[ID:2976]', 'From: Dr John Allen / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Allen (Patient)', '29 January 1787', 'Incoming'),
(2977, '[ID:2977]', 'From: Mr B M Adamson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Elizabeth Snowden (Patient)', '30 January 1787', 'Incoming'),
(2978, '[ID:2978]', 'From: Dr Daniel Rutherford / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', 'January 1787', 'Incoming'),
(2979, '[ID:2979]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mrs Wynn (Wynne) (Patient)', 'January 1787', 'Incoming'),
(2980, '[ID:2980]', 'From: Dr Thomas Jefferson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', 'January 1787', 'Incoming'),
(2981, '[ID:2981]', 'From: Dr Alexander Douglas (Sir Alexander Douglas of Glenbervie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Allen (Patient)', '2 February 1787', 'Incoming'),
(2982, '[ID:2982]', 'From: Dr Charles Keith / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Cook (Cooke; of Gallowhill; of Ogle. ) (Patient)', '4 February 1787', 'Incoming'),
(2983, '[ID:2983]', 'From: Dr Charles Keith / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Cook (Cooke; of Gallowhill; of Ogle. ) (Patient), Miss Marr (Patient)', '6 February 1787', 'Incoming'),
(2984, '[ID:2984]', 'From: Mr David Maxwell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Henrietta Maxwell (Patient)', '6 February 1787', 'Incoming'),
(2985, '[ID:2985]', 'From: Dr Charles Keith / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Marr (Patient), Mr Gabriel Dunn (Dun) (Patient)', '11 February 1787', 'Incoming'),
(2986, '[ID:2986]', 'From: Mr James Marshall / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Blair (Patient)', '13 February 1787', 'Incoming'),
(2987, '[ID:2987]', 'From: Mr John White (Whytt) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Bizzet (Bisset) (Patient)', '13 February 1787', 'Incoming'),
(2988, '[ID:2988]', 'Cover Letter and Case Note', '', '', 'Mrs Anne Ross (Munro) (of Gladfield) (Patient), Mrs McFarquhar (Patient)', '22 February 1787', 'Incoming'),
(2989, '[ID:2989]', 'From: Mr Alexander Murray (of Ayton) / To: Mr Robert Jones', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Murray (Ogilvy) (of Ayton) (Patient), Mr Joseph Murray (of Ayton) (Patient)', '22 February 1787', 'Misc'),
(2990, '[ID:2990]', 'From: Mr William Stewart (of Shambellie (Shambelly)) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Stewart (of Shambellie (Shambelly)) (Patient)', '25 February 1787', 'Incoming'),
(2991, '[ID:2991]', 'From: Dr Robert Wood / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Murray (Ogilvy) (of Ayton) (Patient), Miss Ogilvy (Patient)', '26 February 1787', 'Incoming'),
(2992, '[ID:2992]', 'From: Mr William Ingham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Wilson (Patient)', '28 February 1787', 'Incoming'),
(2993, '[ID:2993]', 'From: Lady Banff / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Murray (Ogilvy) (of Ayton) (Patient)', 'February 1787', 'Incoming'),
(2994, '[ID:2994]', 'From: Mr John White (Whytt) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Bizzet (Bisset) (Patient)', '2 March 1787', 'Incoming'),
(2995, '[ID:2995]', 'From: Mr Alexander Murray (of Ayton) / To: Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson)', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Murray (Ogilvy) (of Ayton) (Patient), Mr Joseph Murray (of Ayton) (Patient)', '6 March 1787', 'Incoming'),
(2996, '[ID:2996]', 'From: Mr William Farquharson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Janet Moodie (Love) (Moody) (Patient)', '7 March 1787', 'Incoming'),
(2997, '[ID:2997]', 'From: Dr James Collier / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr James Collier (Patient)', '11 March 1787', 'Incoming'),
(2998, '[ID:2998]', 'From: Mr Robert Bogle (of Shettleston; Robin) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Clerke (Clark, Clarke, little Clark) (Patient)', '11 March 1787', 'Incoming'),
(2999, '[ID:2999]', 'From: Mr John Walker / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Gordon (of Crogo) (Patient)', '17 March 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3000, '[ID:3000]', 'From: Dr Stephen Pemberton / To: Mr John Surtees', '', '', 'Mr John Surtees (Patient)', '17 March 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3001, '[ID:3001]', 'From: Mr John White (Whytt) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Bizzet (Bisset) (Patient)', '17 March 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3002, '[ID:3002]', 'From: Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson) (Patient), Mrs Mary Murray (Ogilvy) (of Ayton) (Patient)', '20 March 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3003, '[ID:3003]', 'From: Dr William Mackinnon Fraser (5th of Balnain) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Bruce (of Tobago; of Stenhouse; Sir William Bruce of Stenhouse, 7th Bt, after 1795) (Patient)', '22 March 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3004, '[ID:3004]', 'From: Mr David Maxwell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Henrietta Maxwell (Patient)', '22 March 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3005, '[ID:3005]', 'From: Mr E. Fraser / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Fraser (Patient)', '22 March 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3006, '[ID:3006]', 'From: Dr William Hamilton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss P. (Patient)', '22 March 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3007, '[ID:3007]', 'From: Dr John Mudie (Moodie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William? Christie? (Patient)', '29 March 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3008, '[ID:3008]', 'From: Mr John White (Whytt) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Bizzet (Bisset) (Patient)', 'March 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3009, '[ID:3009]', 'From: Mr William Farquharson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Paisley (Patient), Mr Hunter (Patient)', 'March 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3010, '[ID:3010]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Clerke (Clark, Clarke, little Clark) (Patient)', 'March 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3011, '[ID:3011]', 'From: Dr Thomas Jefferson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '3 April 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3012, '[ID:3012]', 'From: Mr Alexander Dunlop (Sanders, Saunders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Clerke (Clark, Clarke, little Clark) (Patient)', '4 April 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3013, '[ID:3013]', 'From: Professor Alexander Monro (secundus; Munro ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Provan (Patient)', '6 April 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3014, '[ID:3014]', 'From: Mr William Muir / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Campbell (of Kilmarnock) (Patient)', '8 April 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3015, '[ID:3015]', 'From: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr McArthur (Patient)', '14 April 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3016, '[ID:3016]', 'From: Dr John Mudie (Moodie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William? Christie? (Patient)', '16 April 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3017, '[ID:3017]', 'From: Dr Alexander Henry Halliday (Halyday, Halleday) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Cunningham (Patient)', '17 April 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3018, '[ID:3018]', 'From: Mr John Walker / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Gordon (of Crogo) (Patient)', '21 April 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3019, '[ID:3019]', 'From: Mr Andrew Whyte / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Stark (Patient)', '21 April 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3020, '[ID:3020]', 'Cover Letter and Case Note', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Younghusband (of Elwick) (Patient), Mr Home (Patient)', '21 April 1786', 'Incoming'),
(3021, '[ID:3021]', 'From: Dr John Scruton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '22 April 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3022, '[ID:3022]', 'From: Mr William Hargrave (Hardgrove) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Hargrave (Hardgrove) (Patient)', '22 April 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3023, '[ID:3023]', 'From: Dr William Elliot (of Arkleton; Elliott) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr A Pringle (A.P., Mr Pringle\'s Son) (Patient)', '27 April 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3024, '[ID:3024]', 'From: Mr Andrew Whyte / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Stark (Patient)', '27 April 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3025, '[ID:3025]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr M. (Patient)', 'April 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3026, '[ID:3026]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Clerke (Clark, Clarke, little Clark) (Patient)', '2 May 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3027, '[ID:3027]', 'From: Dr / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Hamilton (Patient)', '5 May 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3028, '[ID:3028]', 'From: Dr / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'General Campbell (Patient)', 'June? 1788?', 'Incoming'),
(3029, '[ID:3029]', 'From: Mr William Home / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Aynsley (Ainsley) (Patient)', '9 May 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3030, '[ID:3030]', 'From: Mr Andrew Whyte / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Stark (Patient)', '11 May 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3031, '[ID:3031]', 'From: Mr David Maxwell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Henrietta Maxwell (Patient)', '13 May 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3032, '[ID:3032]', 'From: Dr Henry Richardson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Yelloly (Patient)', '18 May 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3033, '[ID:3033]', 'From: Mr William Muir / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Campbell (of Kilmarnock) (Patient)', '27 May 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3034, '[ID:3034]', 'From: Dr William Chalmers (Chambers) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Chalmers (Patient)', '29 May 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3035, '[ID:3035]', 'From: Dr Andrew Bain / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Governor George Johnstone (Johnston) (Patient)', '30 May 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3036, '[ID:3036]', 'From: Mr William Hargrave (Hardgrove) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Hargrave (Hardgrove) (Patient)', '1 June 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3037, '[ID:3037]', 'From: Countess Isabella Hay (Carr) (Lady Erroll, Lady Hay) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lady Charlotte Hay (Hay) (Patient), Lady Augusta Hay (Countess of Glasgow) (Patient)', '3 June 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3038, '[ID:3038]', 'From: Mr Laurence Edmonston (Edmonstone) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Johannah Sanderson (Patient)', '5 June 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3039, '[ID:3039]', 'From: Sir John Sebright / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Sir John Sebright (Patient)', '10 June 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3040, '[ID:3040]', 'From: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr McArthur (Patient)', '15 June 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3041, '[ID:3041]', 'From: Dr Henry Richardson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Yelloly (Patient)', '16 June 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3042, '[ID:3042]', 'From: Mr James Cunnison (Cunison ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Cunnison (Burrell or Birrell) (Cunison ) (Patient), Captain George Birrel (Burrel, Burrell) (Patient)', '17 June 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3043, '[ID:3043]', 'From: Dr John Armitstead / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lady (Patient)', '19 June 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3044, '[ID:3044]', 'From: Countess Isabella Hay (Carr) (Lady Erroll, Lady Hay) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lady Charlotte Hay (Hay) (Patient), Lady Augusta Hay (Countess of Glasgow) (Patient)', '20 June 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3045, '[ID:3045]', 'From: Lord William Lowther (Lord Lonsdale) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Allan Robinson (Patient), Miss Brodie (Patient)', '27 June 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3046, '[ID:3046]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Brodie (Patient)', '29 June 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3047, '[ID:3047]', 'From: Dr John Mudie (Moodie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss (Patient)', '29 June 1787', 'Incoming');
INSERT INTO `PROD_doc_title` (`doc_id`, `doc_id_txt`, `doc_desc`, `author`, `addressee`, `patient`, `full_date`, `document_direction`) VALUES
(3048, '[ID:3048]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Dr Alexander Douglas (Patient)', '30 June 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3049, '[ID:3049]', 'From: Mr William Hargrave (Hardgrove) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Hargrave (Hardgrove) (Patient)', '30 June 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3050, '[ID:3050]', 'From: Mr Thomas Wilson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Wood (of Thoresby) (Patient)', '2 July 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3051, '[ID:3051]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Stewart (of Shambellie (Shambelly)) (Patient)', '6 July 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3052, '[ID:3052]', 'From: Mr James Cunnison (Cunison ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain George Birrel (Burrel, Burrell) (Patient)', '13 July 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3053, '[ID:3053]', 'From: Mr John Johnstone (Jock; of Alva) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Elizabeth Johnstone (Betty; Mrs Betty; Johnston; of Westerhall) (Patient), Miss Ann Elizabeth Johnstone (Betty) (Patient)', '14 July 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3054, '[ID:3054]', 'From: Mr Alexander Dunlop (Sanders, Saunders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Archibald Campbell (of Succoth) (Patient)', '15 July 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3055, '[ID:3055]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Dunlop (Sanders, Saunders)', '', '', 'Mr Archibald Campbell (of Succoth) (Patient)', 'July? 1787?', 'Outgoing'),
(3056, '[ID:3056]', 'From: Mr Alexander Dunlop (Sanders, Saunders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Archibald Campbell (of Succoth) (Patient)', '17 July 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3057, '[ID:3057]', 'From: Mr George Moncrieff / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Elizabeth Johnstone (Betty; Mrs Betty; Johnston; of Westerhall) (Patient), Miss Bell (Patient)', '17 July 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3058, '[ID:3058]', 'From: Professor Alexander Monro (secundus; Munro ) / To: Count James Lockhart (Count Lockhart, Count Lockhart-Wischeart)', '', '', 'Count James Lockhart (Count Lockhart, Count Lockhart-Wischeart) (Patient), Miss Lockhart (Patient)', '20 July 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3059, '[ID:3059]', 'Cover Letter and Case Note', '', '', 'Miss Margaret Russell (Russel; later Mrs, then Lady Drummond.) (Patient)', '22 July 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3061, '[ID:3061]', 'From: Dr Charles Keith / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Cook (Cooke; of Gallowhill; of Ogle. ) (Patient), Miss Marr (Patient)', '29 July 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3062, '[ID:3062]', 'From: Mrs Deborah Charlotte Johnstone (Dee) (Charlotte; later Lady Nugent) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Elizabeth Johnstone (Betty; Mrs Betty; Johnston; of Westerhall) (Patient)', '11 July 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3195, '[ID:3195]', 'From: Mr Henry Lochhead (Harry, \'Mr Logan\') / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Henry Lochhead (Harry, \'Mr Logan\') (Patient)', 'July 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3196, '[ID:3196]', 'From: Dr Henry Luxmoore / To: Mr Luxmore', '', '', ' Mary Lymbear (Patient)', 'July 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3197, '[ID:3197]', 'From: Mr John Johnstone (Jock; of Alva) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Elizabeth Johnstone (Betty; Mrs Betty; Johnston; of Westerhall) (Patient), Miss Ann Elizabeth Johnstone (Betty) (Patient)', '16? July? 1787?', 'Incoming'),
(3198, '[ID:3198]', 'From: Dr William Saunders / To: Mr Roger Hog (junior)', '', '', 'Mr Roger Hog (junior) (Patient)', '3 August 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3199, '[ID:3199]', 'From: Dr William Saunders / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Roger Hog (junior) (Patient)', '3 August 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3200, '[ID:3200]', 'From: Miss Mary Ann Hamilton (of Westburn; Mrs Gray (after 1799)) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Magdalane Elizabeth Hamilton (Maddy; of Westburn) (Patient)', '7 September? 1787?', 'Incoming'),
(3201, '[ID:3201]', 'From: Dr Richard Dixon (Dickson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Spalding (Spedding) (Patient)', 'August? 1787?', 'Incoming'),
(3203, '[ID:3203]', 'From: Mr Richard Somner (Sommers) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lord George Hay (\'Marquiss of Tweddale\' (Tweedale/Tweeddale)) (Patient)', '14 August 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3204, '[ID:3204]', 'From: Dr Hugh Marshall / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs McAlister (M\'Alister, Macalister, McAlister, McAlester) (Patient)', '14 August 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3205, '[ID:3205]', 'From: Mr John Wilson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Story (Storie | Storey) (Patient)', '15 August 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3206, '[ID:3206]', 'From: Mr William Ingham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Bell (Patient)', '23 August 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3207, '[ID:3207]', 'From: Mr George Moncrieff / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Bell (Patient)', '24 August 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3208, '[ID:3208]', 'From: Miss Magdalane Elizabeth Hamilton (Maddy; of Westburn) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Magdalane Elizabeth Hamilton (Maddy; of Westburn) (Patient)', '24 August 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3209, '[ID:3209]', 'From: Mr E. Fraser / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Fraser (Patient)', '25 August 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3210, '[ID:3210]', 'From: Mr Thomas Lining (Linning) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Lining (Patient), Mr William McFarling (Patient)', '28 August 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3211, '[ID:3211]', 'From: Miss Magdalane Elizabeth Hamilton (Maddy; of Westburn) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Magdalane Elizabeth Hamilton (Maddy; of Westburn) (Patient)', '6 August 1787?', 'Incoming'),
(3212, '[ID:3212]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Nathaniel Spens, Spence', '', '', 'Countess Margaret McDouall or McDouall-Crichton  (Craufurd) (Lady Dumfries, Countess of Dumfries) (Patient), Lady Anne Gordon (Duff) (Dowager Countess of Dumfries ) (Patient)', '2? August 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(3213, '[ID:3213]', 'From: Mr James Brown / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Lining (Patient), Mr Thomas Lining (Tommie) (Patient)', '3 September 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3214, '[ID:3214]', 'From: Dr Alexander Kellock / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Dickson (Dixson, Dixon) (Patient)', '7 September 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3215, '[ID:3215]', 'From: Mr Alexander Mollison (Molison, Molyson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Edward Burrow (at Port Glasgow, Esq.; Collector Burrow) (Patient)', '7 September 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3216, '[ID:3216]', 'From: Dr Hugh Marshall / To: Mr Campbell', '', '', 'Mrs McAlister (M\'Alister, Macalister, McAlister, McAlester) (Patient)', '10 September 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3218, '[ID:3218]', 'From: Mr Alexander Mollison (Molison, Molyson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Edward Burrow (at Port Glasgow, Esq.; Collector Burrow) (Patient)', '12 September 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3219, '[ID:3219]', 'From: Dr Edward Atkinson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robinson (Patient)', '12 September 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3220, '[ID:3220]', 'From: Mr William Sanderson (Saunderson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Saunderson (Patient), Mr William Sanderson (Saunderson) (Patient)', '13 September 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3221, '[ID:3221]', 'From: Mr James Brown / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Lining (Patient), Mr Thomas Lining (Tommie) (Patient)', '13 September 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3222, '[ID:3222]', 'From: Reverend Colin Gillies (of Paisley) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Gillies (Patient)', '13 September 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3223, '[ID:3223]', 'From: Lady Charlotte Hay (Hay) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lady Charlotte Hay (Hay) (Patient), Lady Augusta Hay (Countess of Glasgow) (Patient)', '18 September 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3224, '[ID:3224]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Johnstone (Jock; of Alva)', '', '', 'Miss Ann Elizabeth Johnstone (Betty) (Patient)', '18 September 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(3225, '[ID:3225]', 'From: Mr Roger Hog (junior) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Roger Hog (junior) (Patient)', '21 September 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3226, '[ID:3226]', 'From: Dr John Aird / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Aird (Patient), Dr John Aird (Patient)', '21 September 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3227, '[ID:3227]', 'From: Mr William Russell (Russel; of Newbottle; later of Brancepeth Castle) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Margaret Russell (Russel; later Mrs, then Lady Drummond.) (Patient)', '25 September 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3228, '[ID:3228]', 'From: Mr Paul Kearsley / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Margaret Russell (Russel; later Mrs, then Lady Drummond.) (Patient)', '24 September 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3229, '[ID:3229]', 'From: Dr Cuthbert Eden (Edin) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Margaret Russell (Russel; later Mrs, then Lady Drummond.) (Patient)', '24 September 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3230, '[ID:3230]', 'From: Mr William Ingham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Bell (Patient)', '25 September 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3231, '[ID:3231]', 'From: Mr David Gregory (Gregorie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr David Gregory (Gregorie) (Patient)', '28 September 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3232, '[ID:3232]', 'From: Mr Alexander Dirom (of Muiresk) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Dirom (of Muiresk) (Patient)', '5? October? 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3233, '[ID:3233]', 'From: Mr Alexander Dirom (of Muiresk) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Dirom (of Muiresk) (Patient)', 'September? 1787?', 'Incoming'),
(3234, '[ID:3234]', 'From: Mr John Jack / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend William Andrews (of Woodsyde) (Patient)', '2 October 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3235, '[ID:3235]', 'From: Mr Robert Ogle (of Eglingham Hall) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Ogle (of Eglingham Hall) (Patient)', '2 October 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3236, '[ID:3236]', 'From: Mr Thomas Lining (Linning) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Lining (Patient)', '2 October 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3237, '[ID:3237]', 'From: Mr William Hargrave (Hardgrove) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Hargrave (Hardgrove) (Patient)', '3 October 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3238, '[ID:3238]', 'From: Reverend Colin Gillies (of Paisley) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Gillies (Patient)', '3 October 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3239, '[ID:3239]', 'From: Mr William Ingham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Surtees (Patient)', '4 October 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3241, '[ID:3241]', 'From: Dr Charles Brown / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Cockburn (Patient), General John Beckwith (Becwith) (Patient)', '15 October 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3244, '[ID:3244]', 'From: Mr William Ingham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Bell (Patient)', '16 October 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3246, '[ID:3246]', 'From: Dr Charles Brown / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'General John Beckwith (Becwith) (Patient), Mr Thomas Ingle (Patient)', '21 October 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3250, '[ID:3250]', 'From: Mr George Clephan / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '23 October 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3251, '[ID:3251]', 'From: Mr R. N. Lynn (Lind) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr R. N. Lynn (Lind) (Patient)', '23 October 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3252, '[ID:3252]', 'From: Mr John Wilson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Story (Storie | Storey) (Patient)', '25 October 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3254, '[ID:3254]', 'From: Mr John Surtees / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Surtees (Patient)', '28? September 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3255, '[ID:3255]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Sanderson (Saunderson) (Patient)', '1 November 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3256, '[ID:3256]', 'From: Mr David Gregory (Gregorie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr David Gregory (Gregorie) (Patient)', '2 November 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3258, '[ID:3258]', 'From: Mr William Ingham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Bell (Patient)', '6 November 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3259, '[ID:3259]', 'From: Dr John Alves / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Jane Fraser (of Relick) (Patient)', '8 November 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3261, '[ID:3261]', 'From: Reverend John McFarlan (Warden) (Macfarlane; Rev. Dr; of the Canongate Kirk; of Ballancleroch or  Kirkton) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend John McFarlan (Warden) (Macfarlane; Rev. Dr; of the Canongate Kirk; of Ballancleroch or  Kirkton) (Patient)', '9 November 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3262, '[ID:3262]', 'From: Miss Elizabeth Purves (Purvis) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Elizabeth Purves (Purvis) (Patient)', '12 November 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3263, '[ID:3263]', 'From: Dr J. S. / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Symon Fraser (Patient)', '17 November 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3264, '[ID:3264]', 'From: Mr R. N. Lynn (Lind) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr R. N. Lynn (Lind) (Patient)', '18 November 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3265, '[ID:3265]', 'From: Mr Alexander Dirom (of Muiresk) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Dirom (of Muiresk) (Patient)', '8 November 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3266, '[ID:3266]', 'From: Mr Frederick Skene / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Dirom (of Muiresk) (Patient)', '8 November 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3267, '[ID:3267]', 'From: Dr Richard Dixon (Dickson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Spalding (Spedding) (Patient)', '22 November 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3268, '[ID:3268]', 'From: Reverend Henry Elliot (Elliott, of Beadnell and Bamburgh; at Fowberry, nr. Belford (Northumberland)) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Henry Elliot (Elliott, of Beadnell and Bamburgh; at Fowberry, nr. Belford (Northumberland)) (Patient)', '24 November 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3269, '[ID:3269]', 'From: Mr Paul Kearsley / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Margaret Russell (Russel; later Mrs, then Lady Drummond.) (Patient)', '25 November 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3270, '[ID:3270]', 'From: Reverend William Andrews (of Woodsyde) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend William Andrews (of Woodsyde) (Patient)', '25 November 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3271, '[ID:3271]', 'From: Mr George Murdoch (Provost Murdoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr George Murdoch (Provost Murdoch) (Patient)', '26 November 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3272, '[ID:3272]', 'From: Mr Alexander Dirom (of Muiresk) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Dirom (of Muiresk) (Patient)', '26 November 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3273, '[ID:3273]', 'From: Mr William Ingham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Bell (Patient)', '27 November 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3274, '[ID:3274]', 'From: Mr William Saunders O\'Halloran (O\'Hallaran) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss O\'Halloran? (Patient)', '10? November 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3275, '[ID:3275]', 'From: Mr J. Wilson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Wragg (Patient)', '4 December 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3276, '[ID:3276]', 'From: Dr Robert Marshall / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Samuel Bott (Patient)', '4 December 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3277, '[ID:3277]', 'From: Dr John Brown (Browne) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Anne Dashwood (Countess of Galloway) (Patient)', '8 December 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3278, '[ID:3278]', 'Cover Letter and Case Note', '', '', 'Mrs Anne Dashwood (Countess of Galloway) (Patient)', '10 December 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3279, '[ID:3279]', 'From: Dr John Smith / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Deans (Smith) (Patient)', '10 December 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3280, '[ID:3280]', 'From: Mr Alexander Dirom (of Muiresk) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Dirom (of Muiresk) (Patient)', '10 December 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3281, '[ID:3281]', 'From:  Lachlan Campbell (Lauchlan Campbell) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Dugald Campbell (of Kintarbert; Kantarbet) (Patient)', '14 December 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3282, '[ID:3282]', 'From: Dr John Fuller / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Cockburn (Patient)', '17 December 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3283, '[ID:3283]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Bowman (son) (Patient)', '18 December 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3284, '[ID:3284]', 'From: Dr Thomas Yorstoun (Yerstoun, Yorstown, Yorkston) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Welsh (Patient)', '19 December 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3285, '[ID:3285]', 'From: Mrs Bowman / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Bowman (son) (Patient)', '21? December? 1787?', 'Incoming'),
(3286, '[ID:3286]', 'From: Reverend Robert Deans (of Crailing) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Deans (Smith) (Patient)', '31 December 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3287, '[ID:3287]', 'From: Mr Alexander Dirom (of Muiresk) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Dirom (of Muiresk) (Patient)', '31 December 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3288, '[ID:3288]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Antonio A.J.B. Marchionne (Marchionnis) (Patient)', '1787?', 'Outgoing'),
(3289, '[ID:3289]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Ramsay (Patient)', '3 January 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3290, '[ID:3290]', 'From: Dr Richard Milnes / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Darrel (Patient)', '4 January 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3291, '[ID:3291]', 'From: Dr Richard Milnes / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Darrel (Patient)', '11 January 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3292, '[ID:3292]', 'From: Dr J. Armitstead / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Sinclair (Patient)', '23 January 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3293, '[ID:3293]', 'Case Note', '', '', ' G. T. (Patient)', '12 January 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3294, '[ID:3294]', 'From: Mr William Ingham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Hudson (Patient)', '12 January 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3295, '[ID:3295]', 'From: Mr John Walker / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss (Patient)', '12 January 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3296, '[ID:3296]', 'From: Dr Charles Farquharson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '13 January 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3297, '[ID:3297]', 'From: Reverend Robert Deans (of Crailing) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Deans (Smith) (Patient)', '22 January 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3298, '[ID:3298]', 'From: Dr Richard Milnes / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Darrel (Patient)', '23 December 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3299, '[ID:3299]', 'From: Mr William Farquharson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Graham (Patient)', '24 January 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3300, '[ID:3300]', 'From: Mr George Murdoch (Provost Murdoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr George Murdoch (Provost Murdoch) (Patient), Mrs Amelia Murdoch (Campbell) (Patient)', '26 January 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3301, '[ID:3301]', 'From: Mr Matthew Davidson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Provost Thomas Marshall (Patient)', '28 January 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3302, '[ID:3302]', 'From: Dr Alexander Abernethie / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Lewis Urquhart (Patient), Lady Jean Ogilvie (Nisbet) (Lady Banff) (Patient)', '28 January 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3303, '[ID:3303]', 'From: Miss Sophia Ogilvie / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lady Jean Ogilvie (Nisbet) (Lady Banff) (Patient)', '2 February 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3304, '[ID:3304]', 'From:  James Foster / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Jean Howie (Patient)', '4 February 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3305, '[ID:3305]', 'From: Mr Matthew Davidson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Provost Thomas Marshall (Patient)', '5 February 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3306, '[ID:3306]', 'From: Dr John McRob / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr McRob (Patient)', '11 February 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3307, '[ID:3307]', 'From: Mr R. N. Lynn (Lind) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr R. N. Lynn (Lind) (Patient)', '11 February 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3308, '[ID:3308]', 'From:  James Foster / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Jean Howie (Patient)', '12 February 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3309, '[ID:3309]', 'From: Dr Robinson Foxley / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend (Patient)', '13 February 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3310, '[ID:3310]', 'From: Dr Robinson Foxley / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend (Patient)', '25 February 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3311, '[ID:3311]', 'From: Dr Thomas Jefferson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '1 March 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3312, '[ID:3312]', 'From: Mr R. N. Lynn (Lind) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr R. N. Lynn (Lind) (Patient)', '3 March 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3313, '[ID:3313]', 'From: Mr William Drought / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr D. (Patient)', '8 March 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3314, '[ID:3314]', 'From: Reverend Robert Deans (of Crailing) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Deans (Smith) (Patient)', '10 March 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3315, '[ID:3315]', 'From: Mr I. Creighton (Crighton) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs M. Jackson (Patient), Mr Ferguson (Patient)', '16 March 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3316, '[ID:3316]', 'From: Captain Joseph Wood / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Wood (Patient)', '16 March 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3317, '[ID:3317]', 'From: Mr Laurence Keir / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Laurence Keir (Patient)', '20 March 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3318, '[ID:3318]', 'From: Mr Laurence Keir / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Laurence Keir (Patient)', '22 March 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3319, '[ID:3319]', 'From: Mr Baillie (of Dochfour) / To: Professor Alexander Monro (secundus; Munro )', '', '', 'Mrs Baillie (of Dochfour) (Patient)', '22 March 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3320, '[ID:3320]', 'From: Mr Baillie (of Dochfour) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Baillie (of Dochfour) (Patient)', '22 March 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3321, '[ID:3321]', 'Cover Letter and Case Note', '', '', 'Mr French (of Frenchpark?) (Patient), Mr Chivers (Patient)', '26 March 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3322, '[ID:3322]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Egan', '', '', 'Mr Chivers (Patient)', 'March? 1788?', 'Outgoing'),
(3323, '[ID:3323]', 'From: Mr Laurence Keir / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Laurence Keir (Patient)', '28 March 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3324, '[ID:3324]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Lady Helen Douglas (Hamilton) (Lady Selkirk)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '29 March 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(3325, '[ID:3325]', 'From: Dr Thomas Jefferson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '4 April 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3326, '[ID:3326]', 'From:  John Hodgson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '5 April 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3327, '[ID:3327]', 'From: Reverend William Andrews (of Woodsyde) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend William Andrews (of Woodsyde) (Patient)', '5 April 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3328, '[ID:3328]', 'From: Mr Laurence Keir / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Laurence Keir (Patient)', '10 April 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3329, '[ID:3329]', 'From: Mr I. Creighton (Crighton) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs M. Jackson (Patient)', '14 April 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3330, '[ID:3330]', 'From: Dr Joshua Dixon / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Harrison (Patient), Mr James Spalding (Spedding) (Patient), Mr S (Patient), Mr Thomas Pearson (Patient)', '14 April 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3331, '[ID:3331]', 'From: Mrs M. Jackson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs M. Jackson (Patient)', '23 April 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3332, '[ID:3332]', 'From: Dr Robinson Foxley / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend (Patient)', '23 April 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3333, '[ID:3333]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Atkinson (Aitkinson ) (Patient)', '24 April 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3334, '[ID:3334]', 'From: Dr John Mudie (Moodie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '25 April 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3335, '[ID:3335]', 'From: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Matthew Baillie (of Carnbroe) (Patient)', '28 April 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3336, '[ID:3336]', 'From: Dr William Elliot (of Arkleton; Elliott) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr A Pringle (A.P., Mr Pringle\'s Son) (Patient)', '27 April 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3338, '[ID:3338]', 'From: Dr Joshua Dixon / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Oyes (Patient), Mr James Spalding (Spedding) (Patient)', '3 May 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3339, '[ID:3339]', 'From: Reverend William Andrews (of Woodsyde) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend William Andrews (of Woodsyde) (Patient)', '7 May 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3340, '[ID:3340]', 'From: Mr Laurence Keir / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Laurence Keir (Patient)', '10 May 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3341, '[ID:3341]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Robert Stevenson (Patient)', '6 May 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3342, '[ID:3342]', 'From: Captain Joseph Wood / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Wood (Patient)', '13 May 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3343, '[ID:3343]', 'From: Dr Charles Farquharson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Major Stuart McEwan (MacEwan, Macewan) (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '14 May 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3344, '[ID:3344]', 'From: Dr Joshua Dixon / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Oyes (Patient), Mr James Spalding (Spedding) (Patient), Mr Thomas Pearson (Patient), Mrs Steele (Patient)', '15 May 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3345, '[ID:3345]', 'From: Dr Joshua Dixon / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Steele (Patient)', 'April? 1788?', 'Incoming'),
(3346, '[ID:3346]', 'From: Dr William Chalmers (Chambers) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Chalmers (Patient)', '15 May 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3347, '[ID:3347]', 'From: Mr Laurence Keir / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Laurence Keir (Patient)', '20 May 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3348, '[ID:3348]', 'From: Mr R. N. Lynn (Lind) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr R. N. Lynn (Lind) (Patient)', '21 May 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3349, '[ID:3349]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Pearson (Patient)', 'May 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3350, '[ID:3350]', 'Cover Letter and Case Note', '', '', 'Mr Henry Suly (Suley) (Patient)', 'May 1788', 'Misc'),
(3352, '[ID:3352]', 'From: Mr William Murray / To: Mr James Lata', '', '', 'Mr William Murray (Patient)', '30? May? 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3353, '[ID:3353]', 'From: Dr Richard Milnes / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Darrel (Patient)', '1 June 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3354, '[ID:3354]', 'From: Dr James Tully / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr J. D. (Patient)', '2 June 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3355, '[ID:3355]', 'From: Mr David Gregory (Gregorie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr David Gregory (Gregorie) (Patient)', '3 June 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3356, '[ID:3356]', 'From: Dr Richard Milnes / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Darrel (Patient)', '10 June 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3357, '[ID:3357]', 'From: Dr Joshua Dixon / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Oyes (Patient), Mr James Spalding (Spedding) (Patient), Mr Thomas Pearson (Patient), Mrs Steele (Patient)', '14 June 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3358, '[ID:3358]', 'From: Mr Thomas Pearson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Pearson (Patient), Captain Parkin (Patient), Mr Parkin (Patient), Mrs Hobson (Patient)', '16 June 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3359, '[ID:3359]', 'From: Dr Stuart / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Henry Baillie (of Carnbrue) (Patient), Mrs Anna Foley (Coventry) (Patient)', '19 June 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3360, '[ID:3360]', 'From: Dr Robert Stewart / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Hunter (Patient)', '24 June 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3361, '[ID:3361]', 'From: Dr Richard Milnes / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Darrel (Patient)', '23 June 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3362, '[ID:3362]', 'From: Mr David Gregory (Gregorie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr David Gregory (Gregorie) (Patient)', '24 June 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3364, '[ID:3364]', 'From: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Maxwell (Patient)', '25 June 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3365, '[ID:3365]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Dr Thomas Percy (Bishop of Dromore) (Patient)', 'June 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(3366, '[ID:3366]', 'From: Dr / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'General Campbell (Patient)', 'June? 1788?', 'Incoming'),
(3367, '[ID:3367]', 'From: Mr Henry Cape / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '5 July 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3368, '[ID:3368]', 'From: Mr John Peile (Peil) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Leucock (Lucock) (Patient)', '15 July 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3371, '[ID:3371]', 'From: Professor William Batt (Guglielmo Batt) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Marchionne (Patient)', '27 July 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3372, '[ID:3372]', 'Case Note', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '11 July 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3373, '[ID:3373]', 'Case Note', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '19 July 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3374, '[ID:3374]', 'From: Dr John Sharp / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Rotherham (Patient), Mr Nicholas Lee (Patient)', '30 July 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3375, '[ID:3375]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', 'July 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(3376, '[ID:3376]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Professor William Batt (Guglielmo Batt)', '', '', 'Mr Marchionne (Patient)', 'July 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(3378, '[ID:3378]', 'From: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Maxwell (Patient)', '10 August 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3379, '[ID:3379]', 'From: Lord William Lowther (Lord Lonsdale) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Brodie (Patient), Miss Betty Brodie (Patient)', '10 August 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3380, '[ID:3380]', 'From: Dr Robert Marshall / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Samuel Bott (Patient)', '11 August 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3381, '[ID:3381]', 'From: Reverend William Andrews (of Woodsyde) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend William Andrews (of Woodsyde) (Patient)', '16 August 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3382, '[ID:3382]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Miss Margaret Mackinnon (Patient)', '17 August 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3383, '[ID:3383]', 'From: Mr David Gregory (Gregorie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr David Gregory (Gregorie) (Patient)', '22 August 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3384, '[ID:3384]', 'From: Mr McLeod (Macleod) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr McLeod (Macleod) (Patient)', '26 August 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3385, '[ID:3385]', 'From: Count James Lockhart (Count Lockhart, Count Lockhart-Wischeart) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Count James Lockhart (Count Lockhart, Count Lockhart-Wischeart) (Patient)', '27 August 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3386, '[ID:3386]', 'From: Mr Thomas Stokoe / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Nicholas Lee (Patient)', '31 August 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3387, '[ID:3387]', 'From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Bogle (Patient)', '31 August 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3388, '[ID:3388]', 'From: Major Stuart McEwan (MacEwan, Macewan) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Major Stuart McEwan (MacEwan, Macewan) (Patient)', '20 August 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3389, '[ID:3389]', 'From: Dr Robinson Foxley / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend (Patient)', '6 September 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3390, '[ID:3390]', 'From: Mr Thomas Stokoe / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Nicholas Lee (Patient)', '10 September 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3391, '[ID:3391]', 'From: Reverend John Ellison / To: Reverend Cleeve', '', '', 'Reverend John Ellison (Patient)', '11 September 1788', 'Misc'),
(3393, '[ID:3393]', 'From: Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson) (Patient), Mr Hector Turnbull (of Luncarty) (Patient)', '16 September 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3394, '[ID:3394]', 'From: Mr William Ingham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Surtees (Patient)', '26 November 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3395, '[ID:3395]', 'From: Mr John Surtees / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Surtees (Patient)', '26? November? 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3396, '[ID:3396]', 'From: Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson) (Patient)', '28 September 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3397, '[ID:3397]', 'From: Dr Alexander Gordon / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Abernethie (Abernethy) (Patient)', '30 September 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3400, '[ID:3400]', 'From: Mr William Hargrave (Hardgrove) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Hargrave (Hardgrove) (Patient)', '4 September 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3401, '[ID:3401]', 'From: Ensign Robert Campbell MacPherson (of Bialidmore or Bellidmore near Ruthven, Captain McPherson) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Ensign Robert Campbell MacPherson (of Bialidmore or Bellidmore near Ruthven, Captain McPherson) (Patient)', '6 October 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3402, '[ID:3402]', 'From: Dr Alexander Gordon / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Abernethie (Abernethy) (Patient)', '12 October 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3404, '[ID:3404]', 'From: Mr William Cokayne (Cocayne) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Grey (Patient)', '15 October 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3405, '[ID:3405]', 'From: Mrs Anne Dashwood (Countess of Galloway) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Anne Dashwood (Countess of Galloway) (Patient)', '15 October 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3406, '[ID:3406]', 'From: Mr William Cokayne (Cocayne) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Grey (Patient)', '18 October 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3411, '[ID:3411]', 'From: Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson) (Patient), Mr Hector Turnbull (of Luncarty) (Patient)', '24 October 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3412, '[ID:3412]', 'From: Mrs Anne Dashwood (Countess of Galloway) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Anne Dashwood (Countess of Galloway) (Patient)', '27 October 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3413, '[ID:3413]', 'From: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Baillie Orr (Patient), Mr Baillie Maxwell (Patient)', '28 October 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3414, '[ID:3414]', 'From: Reverend William Andrews (of Woodsyde) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend William Andrews (of Woodsyde) (Patient)', '31 October 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3417, '[ID:3417]', 'From: Mr Henry Suly (Suley) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Henry Suly (Suley) (Patient)', '1 November 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3418, '[ID:3418]', 'From: Dr Robert Groat / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Riddoch (Patient)', '1 November 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3420, '[ID:3420]', 'From: Ensign Robert Campbell MacPherson (of Bialidmore or Bellidmore near Ruthven, Captain McPherson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Ensign Robert Campbell MacPherson (of Bialidmore or Bellidmore near Ruthven, Captain McPherson) (Patient)', '5 November 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3421, '[ID:3421]', 'From: Mrs J. Tweeddell (Tweedale) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs J. Tweeddell (Tweedale) (Patient), Mr Tweeddell (Tweedale) (Patient)', '6 November 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3422, '[ID:3422]', 'From: Dr Boyle Coghlan / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr Boyle Coghlan (Patient)', '6 November 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3423, '[ID:3423]', 'From: Dr Hugh Marshall / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Henry Maxwell (Patient), Mr Charles Maxwell (Patient)', '7 November 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3424, '[ID:3424]', 'Cover Letter and Case Note', '', '', 'Sir Thomas Hay (Patient)', '8 November 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3425, '[ID:3425]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Sir Thomas Hay (Patient)', '13 October 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3426, '[ID:3426]', 'From: Mr William Cokayne (Cocayne) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Grey (Patient)', '9 November 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3429, '[ID:3429]', 'From: Mr William Parker (Parkir) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Parker (Parkir) (Patient)', '12 November 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3430, '[ID:3430]', 'From: Reverend John Ellison / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend John Ellison (Patient)', '13 November 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3431, '[ID:3431]', 'From: Mr Burnett Grieve (Greive snr.) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Burnett Grieve (Patient)', '13 November 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3432, '[ID:3432]', 'Cover Letter and Case Note', '', '', 'Dr Gibson (Patient)', '14 November 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3434, '[ID:3434]', 'From: Ensign Robert Campbell MacPherson (of Bialidmore or Bellidmore near Ruthven, Captain McPherson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Ensign Robert Campbell MacPherson (of Bialidmore or Bellidmore near Ruthven, Captain McPherson) (Patient)', '17 November 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3436, '[ID:3436]', 'From: Mr John Hunter / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Sir Thomas Hay (Patient)', '25 November 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3437, '[ID:3437]', 'Cover Letter and Case Note', '', '', 'Miss (A.B.\n) (Patient), Mr (Patient), Mrs (C.D.; C,D,) (Patient), Mrs (E.F.; E,F,) (Patient), Mr (Patient), Miss (Patient), Mr (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '25 November 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3438, '[ID:3438]', 'From: Mrs Lyell (Gairdiner) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Lyell (Gairdiner) (Patient)', 'November 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3439, '[ID:3439]', 'From: Mr William Robertson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Robert Deans (of Crailing) (Patient), Mrs Elizabeth Deans (Smith) (Patient)', '9 December 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3440, '[ID:3440]', 'From: Mr James McAdam (M\'Adam) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss (Patient), Mr (Patient)', '11 December 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3441, '[ID:3441]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Lyell (Gairdiner) (Patient)', '14 December 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3443, '[ID:3443]', 'From: Dr James Hamilton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Hamilton (Patient)', '29 November 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3444, '[ID:3444]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Reverend John Wright (of Trinity Gask) (Patient)', 'December 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3445, '[ID:3445]', 'From: Dr Alexander Abernethie / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lady Jean Ogilvie (Nisbet) (Lady Banff) (Patient)', '19 December 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3446, '[ID:3446]', 'From: Ensign Robert Campbell MacPherson (of Bialidmore or Bellidmore near Ruthven, Captain McPherson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Ensign Robert Campbell MacPherson (of Bialidmore or Bellidmore near Ruthven, Captain McPherson) (Patient)', '29 December 1788', 'Incoming'),
(3448, '[ID:3448]', 'From: Mrs Ross (Mrs Major Ross) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Ross (Mrs Major Ross) (Patient)', '1 January 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3450, '[ID:3450]', 'From: Mr Ebenezer Kelty / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Ebenezer Kelty (Patient)', '10 January 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3451, '[ID:3451]', 'From: Mr James Dallas / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Dallas (Patient)', '12 January 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3452, '[ID:3452]', 'From: Dr Alexander Abernethie / To: Dr Henry Cullen (Harry, Dr Henry, \"the young doctor\"\n)', '', '', 'Lady Jean Ogilvie (Nisbet) (Lady Banff) (Patient)', '16 January 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3453, '[ID:3453]', 'From: Mr John Millar / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '20 January 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3454, '[ID:3454]', 'From: Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Laurence Oliphant (of Gask) (Patient)', '27 January 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3456, '[ID:3456]', 'From: Dr Charles Keith / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Sanderson (Saunderson) (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '2 February 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3457, '[ID:3457]', 'From: Mr Richard Sherwood (of Staindrop and Snow Hall) / To: Reverend William Sanderson (Saunderson; of Morpeth)', '', '', 'Mr Sanderson (Saunderson) (Patient)', '27 January 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3458, '[ID:3458]', 'From: Reverend Charles Stewart (Dr Stewart; Stuart; of Strachur) / To: Dr Ivie Campbell', '', '', 'Mrs Margaret Stewart (Campbell) (Stuart) (Patient)', '7 February 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3459, '[ID:3459]', 'From: Dr James Henderson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Adam Thomson (Patient)', '9 February 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3460, '[ID:3460]', 'From: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Andrew Syme (Sym) (Patient)', '9 February 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3461, '[ID:3461]', 'From: Mrs Elizabeth Watt (McCall) (of Stranraer) / To: Mr Robert Brown (Broun)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Watt (McCall) (of Stranraer) (Patient)', '12 February 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3462, '[ID:3462]', 'From: Reverend John Ellison / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '13 February 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3463, '[ID:3463]', 'From: Ensign Robert Campbell MacPherson (of Bialidmore or Bellidmore near Ruthven, Captain McPherson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Ensign Robert Campbell MacPherson (of Bialidmore or Bellidmore near Ruthven, Captain McPherson) (Patient)', '16 February 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3464, '[ID:3464]', 'From: Dr J. Walker / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Sowermire (Sowermier) (Patient)', '18 February 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3465, '[ID:3465]', 'From: Mr William Gulland / To: Dr Henry Cullen (Harry, Dr Henry, \"the young doctor\"\n)', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '22 February 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3466, '[ID:3466]', 'From: Mrs / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss I. Likly (Patient)', '24 February 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3467, '[ID:3467]', 'From: Mr John Goodsir / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Bethune (Lindsay) (Lindsay of Wormiston; after 1782, Bethune of Kilconquhar/Balfour) (Patient)', '26 February 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3468, '[ID:3468]', 'From: Mr James Bone / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr D. Fergusson (Patient)', '25 February 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3469, '[ID:3469]', 'From: Dr George Skene / To: Mr John Bennet', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Leith (Forbes) (of Leith Hall) (Patient)', '20 February 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3470, '[ID:3470]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Leith (Forbes) (of Leith Hall) (Patient)', 'February? 1780?', 'Incoming'),
(3471, '[ID:3471]', 'From: Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Laurence Oliphant (of Gask) (Patient)', '27 February 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3472, '[ID:3472]', 'From: Dr Thomas Yorstoun (Yerstoun, Yorstown, Yorkston) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Robert Aitken (of Morton) (Patient)', '3 March 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3473, '[ID:3473]', 'From: Mr John Goodsir / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Bethune (Lindsay) (Lindsay of Wormiston; after 1782, Bethune of Kilconquhar/Balfour) (Patient)', '6 March 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3474, '[ID:3474]', 'From: Dr Fotherley Pannell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Bower (Patient)', '7 March 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3475, '[ID:3475]', 'From: Mr John Goodsir / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Bethune (Lindsay) (Lindsay of Wormiston; after 1782, Bethune of Kilconquhar/Balfour) (Patient)', '8 March 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3476, '[ID:3476]', 'From: Mr Senhouse James / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Margaret Lattimer (Patient)', '23 August 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3477, '[ID:3477]', 'From: Ensign Robert Campbell MacPherson (of Bialidmore or Bellidmore near Ruthven, Captain McPherson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Ensign Robert Campbell MacPherson (of Bialidmore or Bellidmore near Ruthven, Captain McPherson) (Patient)', '9 March 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3478, '[ID:3478]', 'From: Mr John Goodsir / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Bethune (Lindsay) (Lindsay of Wormiston; after 1782, Bethune of Kilconquhar/Balfour) (Patient)', '13? March? 1789?', 'Incoming'),
(3479, '[ID:3479]', 'From: Mr John Goodsir / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Bethune (Lindsay) (Lindsay of Wormiston; after 1782, Bethune of Kilconquhar/Balfour) (Patient)', '15? March? 1789?', 'Incoming'),
(3480, '[ID:3480]', 'From: Mr John Millar / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Millar (Patient)', '17 March 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3481, '[ID:3481]', 'From: Mr John Goodsir / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Bethune (Lindsay) (Lindsay of Wormiston; after 1782, Bethune of Kilconquhar/Balfour) (Patient)', '18 March 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3482, '[ID:3482]', 'From: Mr John Goodsir / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Bethune (Lindsay) (Lindsay of Wormiston; after 1782, Bethune of Kilconquhar/Balfour) (Patient)', '19 March 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3483, '[ID:3483]', 'From: Reverend Thomas Urquhart (of Rosskeen) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Urquhart? (Patient)', '19 March 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3484, '[ID:3484]', 'From: Mr James Riddoch / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Riddoch (Patient)', '22 March 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3485, '[ID:3485]', 'From: Mr John Goodsir / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Bethune (Lindsay) (Lindsay of Wormiston; after 1782, Bethune of Kilconquhar/Balfour) (Patient)', '26 March 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3486, '[ID:3486]', 'From: Mr Ebenezer Kelty / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Ebenezer Kelty (Patient)', '27 March 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3487, '[ID:3487]', 'From: Mr John Goodsir / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Bethune (Lindsay) (Lindsay of Wormiston; after 1782, Bethune of Kilconquhar/Balfour) (Patient)', '28 March 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3488, '[ID:3488]', 'From: Mr John Goodsir / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Bethune (Lindsay) (Lindsay of Wormiston; after 1782, Bethune of Kilconquhar/Balfour) (Patient)', '30 March 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3489, '[ID:3489]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Captain Reid (Patient)', 'March 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3490, '[ID:3490]', 'From: Dr W. Frazer / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Count James Lockhart (Count Lockhart, Count Lockhart-Wischeart) (Patient)', 'March? 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3491, '[ID:3491]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Jonathan Anderson Ludford', '', '', 'Mrs Ludford (Patient)', '2 April 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(3492, '[ID:3492]', 'From: Dr Robert Groat / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Riddoch (Patient), Mr Samuel Laing (Patient)', '4 April 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3494, '[ID:3494]', 'From: Dr John Clark (Clerke, Clarke) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Coulson (Patient)', '8 April 1789', 'Incoming');
INSERT INTO `PROD_doc_title` (`doc_id`, `doc_id_txt`, `doc_desc`, `author`, `addressee`, `patient`, `full_date`, `document_direction`) VALUES
(3496, '[ID:3496]', 'From: Mr John Goodsir / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Bethune (Lindsay) (Lindsay of Wormiston; after 1782, Bethune of Kilconquhar/Balfour) (Patient)', '12 April 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3497, '[ID:3497]', 'From: Dr James Henderson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Adam Thomson (Patient)', '15 April 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3498, '[ID:3498]', 'From: Mr John Goodsir / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Bethune (Lindsay) (Lindsay of Wormiston; after 1782, Bethune of Kilconquhar/Balfour) (Patient), Mr (Patient)', '16 April 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3499, '[ID:3499]', 'From: Mr Collingwood / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Collingwood (Patient)', '18 April 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3500, '[ID:3500]', 'From: Mr John Goodsir / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Bethune (Lindsay) (Lindsay of Wormiston; after 1782, Bethune of Kilconquhar/Balfour) (Patient)', '20 April 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3501, '[ID:3501]', 'From: Mr John Goodsir / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Bethune (Lindsay) (Lindsay of Wormiston; after 1782, Bethune of Kilconquhar/Balfour) (Patient)', '20 April 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3503, '[ID:3503]', 'From: Captain William Riddick / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain William Riddick (Patient)', '23 April 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3504, '[ID:3504]', 'From: Mr John Goodsir / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Bethune (Lindsay) (Lindsay of Wormiston; after 1782, Bethune of Kilconquhar/Balfour) (Patient)', '23 April 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3506, '[ID:3506]', 'From: Mr Robertson / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Robertson (Patient)', 'April 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3507, '[ID:3507]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', 'April 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3508, '[ID:3508]', 'From: Dr Robert Somerville / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Wood (Patient)', '1? May? 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3509, '[ID:3509]', 'From: Dr Joseph Brandreth / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr K. (Patient)', '2 May 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3510, '[ID:3510]', 'From: Miss I. Likly / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss I. Likly (Patient)', '10 May 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3511, '[ID:3511]', 'From: Dr James Wood (of Keithick) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Peter Thomson (Peter Thomson junior) (Patient)', '11 May 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3512, '[ID:3512]', 'From: Dr Patrick Scott / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Richard Betham (Patient)', '11 May 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3513, '[ID:3513]', 'From: Countess Annabella Lockhart (Craufurd) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Count James Lockhart (Count Lockhart, Count Lockhart-Wischeart) (Patient)', '12 May 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3514, '[ID:3514]', 'From: Countess Annabella Lockhart (Craufurd) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Count James Lockhart (Count Lockhart, Count Lockhart-Wischeart) (Patient)', 'May 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3515, '[ID:3515]', 'From: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Neil Sommerville (Somervill) (Patient)', '12 May 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3516, '[ID:3516]', 'From: Dr Robert Somerville / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Wood (Patient)', '16 May 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3517, '[ID:3517]', 'From: Countess Annabella Lockhart (Craufurd) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Count James Lockhart (Count Lockhart, Count Lockhart-Wischeart) (Patient)', '17 May 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3518, '[ID:3518]', 'From: Mr James Macnight (Jamie Macknight) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Webster (Patient), Mr James Macnight (Jamie Macknight) (Patient)', '19 May 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3519, '[ID:3519]', 'From: Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr David Robertsone (Patient), Mr Peter Thomson (Peter Thomson junior) (Patient)', '28 May 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3520, '[ID:3520]', 'From: Countess Annabella Lockhart (Craufurd) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Count James Lockhart (Count Lockhart, Count Lockhart-Wischeart) (Patient)', '29 May 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3523, '[ID:3523]', 'From: Mrs Macknight (Macnight) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Macnight (Jamie Macknight) (Patient)', 'May 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3524, '[ID:3524]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr John Martin (Patient)', 'May? 1789?', 'Incoming'),
(3525, '[ID:3525]', 'From: Mr John Martin / To: Mr Andrew Todd (in Sligo)', '', '', 'Mr John Martin (Patient)', '1 June 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3526, '[ID:3526]', 'From: Dr William Sinclair / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Patrick Campbell (Patient)', '3 June 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3527, '[ID:3527]', 'From: Dr John Armitstead / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr John Armitstead (Patient)', '5 June 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3528, '[ID:3528]', 'Cover Letter and Case Note', '', '', 'Miss Maria Saul (Patient)', '6 June 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3529, '[ID:3529]', 'From: Dr Campbell Betham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Richard Betham (Patient)', '6 June 1789?', 'Incoming'),
(3530, '[ID:3530]', 'From: Countess Annabella Lockhart (Craufurd) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Count James Lockhart (Count Lockhart, Count Lockhart-Wischeart) (Patient)', '11 June 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3531, '[ID:3531]', 'From: Dr Lancelot Aery / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Thompson (Patient)', '11 June 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3532, '[ID:3532]', 'From: Dr Lancelot Aery / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr James Thompson (Patient)', '11 June 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3533, '[ID:3533]', 'From: Mrs Eleanora Sommerville (Somervill) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Neil Sommerville (Somervill) (Patient)', '13 June 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3534, '[ID:3534]', 'From: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders) / To: Mr Neil Sommerville (Somervill)', '', '', 'Mr Neil Sommerville (Somervill) (Patient)', '3 June 1787', 'Incoming'),
(3535, '[ID:3535]', 'From: Dr Bernard McParlan / To: Mr Andrew Todd (in Sligo)', '', '', 'Mr John Martin (Patient)', '13 June 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3537, '[ID:3537]', 'From: Colonel D Muirhead / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Colonel D Muirhead (Patient)', '15 June 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3539, '[ID:3539]', 'From: Mr John Wauchope / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Count James Lockhart (Count Lockhart, Count Lockhart-Wischeart) (Patient)', '28 June 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3540, '[ID:3540]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Count James Lockhart (Count Lockhart, Count Lockhart-Wischeart) (Patient)', 'June 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3541, '[ID:3541]', 'From: Mr David MacGibbon (McGibbon) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr MacGibbon (Patient)', '28 June 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3542, '[ID:3542]', 'From: Dr Bernard McParlan / To: Mr Andrew Todd (in Sligo)', '', '', 'Mr John Martin (Patient)', 'June 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3543, '[ID:3543]', 'From: Anonymous / To: Mr Andrew Todd (in Sligo)', '', '', 'Reverend Cowper (Revd. Mr Cowper/Cooper) (Patient)', 'June 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3544, '[ID:3544]', 'From: Mr Andrew Todd (in Sligo) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Cowper (Revd. Mr Cowper/Cooper) (Patient)', 'June 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3545, '[ID:3545]', 'From: Dr William Sinclair / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Patrick Campbell (Patient)', '1 July 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3546, '[ID:3546]', 'From: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '1 July 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3547, '[ID:3547]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Andrew Todd (in Sligo)', '', '', 'Mr John Martin (Patient)', '4 July 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(3548, '[ID:3548]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr John Martin (Patient)', 'June? 1789?', 'Misc'),
(3549, '[ID:3549]', 'From: Mr Andrew Todd (in Sligo) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Arthur Irwin (Irvine; of Willowbrook) (Patient)', '6 July 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3550, '[ID:3550]', 'From: Captain Charles Wedderburn / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Charles Wedderburn (Patient)', '7 July 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3551, '[ID:3551]', 'From: Mr John McFarquhar (Farquharson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Sir John Ross (Patient)', '13 July 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3552, '[ID:3552]', 'From: Mr John Walker / To: Mr George Tod', '', '', 'Mrs Lenox (Lennox) (Patient)', '13 July 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3553, '[ID:3553]', 'From: Mr William Ingham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Tweeddell (Tweedale) (Patient)', '13 July 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3554, '[ID:3554]', 'From: Mr John Martin / To: Mr Andrew Todd (in Sligo)', '', '', 'Mr John Martin (Patient)', '15 July 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3555, '[ID:3555]', 'From: Dr William Sinclair / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Patrick Campbell (Patient), Mr McLeod (of Murkle) (Patient)', '18 July 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3556, '[ID:3556]', 'From: Count James Lockhart (Count Lockhart, Count Lockhart-Wischeart) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Count James Lockhart (Count Lockhart, Count Lockhart-Wischeart) (Patient)', '20 July 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3557, '[ID:3557]', 'From: Dr John Armitstead / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr John Armitstead (Patient)', '21 July 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3558, '[ID:3558]', 'From: Colonel D Muirhead / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Colonel D Muirhead (Patient), Miss Muirhead(?) (Patient)', '23 July 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3559, '[ID:3559]', 'From: Dr William Sinclair / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Patrick Campbell (Patient)', '27 July 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3560, '[ID:3560]', 'From: Dr James Wood (of Keithick) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Mercer (Patient)', '27 July 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3561, '[ID:3561]', 'From: Mr Robert Kirkland / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Earl James Maitland (of Lauderdale; Lord Lauderdale; 7th Earl of Lauderdale) (Patient)', '27 July 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3562, '[ID:3562]', 'From: Dr William Sinclair / To:  John Campbell', '', '', 'Captain Patrick Campbell (Patient)', '29 July 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3563, '[ID:3563]', 'From: Dr James Wood (of Keithick) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Mercer (Patient)', '29 July 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3564, '[ID:3564]', 'From: Mr Robert Kirkland / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Earl James Maitland (of Lauderdale; Lord Lauderdale; 7th Earl of Lauderdale) (Patient)', '31 July 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3565, '[ID:3565]', 'From: Mr John Martin / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', 'July 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3566, '[ID:3566]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr M. (Patient)', '16? July 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3567, '[ID:3567]', 'From: Dr William Sinclair / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Patrick Campbell (Patient)', '1 August 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3568, '[ID:3568]', 'From: Mr James MacGowan (McGowan) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Rachel Dunlop (Patient)', '3 August 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3570, '[ID:3570]', 'From: Captain William Riddick / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain William Riddick (Patient)', '4 August 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3571, '[ID:3571]', 'From: Dr James Robertson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Jane Fraser (of Relick) (Patient)', '9 August 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3572, '[ID:3572]', 'From: Mr Andrew Todd (in Sligo) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Cowper (Revd. Mr Cowper/Cooper) (Patient), Mr John Martin (Patient), Mr Johnston (Patient)', '12 August 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3573, '[ID:3573]', 'From:  Timothy Taylor / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' Female acquaintance of Timothy Taylor (Patient)', '13 August 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3574, '[ID:3574]', 'From: Reverend Henry Elliot (Elliott, of Beadnell and Bamburgh; at Fowberry, nr. Belford (Northumberland)) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Henry Elliot (Elliott, of Beadnell and Bamburgh; at Fowberry, nr. Belford (Northumberland)) (Patient)', '14 August 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3575, '[ID:3575]', 'From: Mr Campbell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain Patrick Campbell (Patient)', '15 August 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3576, '[ID:3576]', 'From: Mr Charles Oliphant / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Laurence Oliphant (of Gask) (Patient)', '27 August 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3577, '[ID:3577]', 'From: Dr Abraham Girod / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Girod (Patient)', '28 August 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3578, '[ID:3578]', 'From: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Neil Sommerville (Somervill) (Patient)', '30 August 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3579, '[ID:3579]', 'From: Mr John William Cowmeadow / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John William Cowmeadow (Patient)', '1 September 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3580, '[ID:3580]', 'From: Mr John? Taylor / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Fish (Patient)', '2 September 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3581, '[ID:3581]', 'From: Dr James Wood (of Keithick) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Richardson (Patient)', '4 September 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3582, '[ID:3582]', 'From: Mr Charles Wallace / To: Mr Andrew Kenney', '', '', 'Mrs (Patient)', '5 September 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3583, '[ID:3583]', 'From: Mr W. White / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Shaw (Patient)', '5 September 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3584, '[ID:3584]', 'From: Dr John Armitstead / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr John Armitstead (Patient)', '10 September 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3585, '[ID:3585]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr William Peters (Patient)', '7? September? 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3586, '[ID:3586]', 'From: Mr John Stodart (Stoddart) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs (Patient)', '11 September 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3587, '[ID:3587]', 'From: Mr William Flintum / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Flintum (Patient)', '22 September 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3588, '[ID:3588]', 'From: Colonel D Muirhead / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Colonel D Muirhead (Patient), Miss Muirhead(?) (Patient)', '24 September 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3589, '[ID:3589]', 'From: Mr Gavin Fullarton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Catharine or Elisabeth Shaw (Schaw) (Patient)', '24 September 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3592, '[ID:3592]', 'From: Colonel D Muirhead / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Colonel D Muirhead (Patient), Miss Muirhead(?) (Patient)', '7 October 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3597, '[ID:3597]', 'Cover Letter and Case Note', '', '', 'Mr James Hay (of Laxfirth) (Patient)', '19 October 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3598, '[ID:3598]', 'From: Dr Brabazon Smith (Rev.) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr Brabazon Smith (Rev.) (Patient)', '24 October 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3599, '[ID:3599]', 'From: Mr Anthony Harrison / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Jameson (Jamieson) (Patient)', '24 October 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3601, '[ID:3601]', 'From: Dr Brabazon Smith (Rev.) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr Brabazon Smith (Rev.) (Patient)', '29 October 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3603, '[ID:3603]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr Robert Anderson (Patient)', '2 November 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3605, '[ID:3605]', 'From: Mr Alexander Sandilands / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Sandilands (Patient)', '6 November 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3606, '[ID:3606]', 'From: Earl Charles Mordaunt / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Earl Charles Mordaunt (Patient)', '6 November 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3607, '[ID:3607]', 'From: Mr Alexander Sandilands / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Sandilands (Patient)', '23 November 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3609, '[ID:3609]', 'From: Reverend Matthew Surtees / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend Matthew Surtees (Patient), Mr John Surtees (Patient)', '9 December 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3610, '[ID:3610]', 'From: Mr Senhouse James / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Margaret Lattimer (Patient)', '12 December 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3611, '[ID:3611]', 'From: Dr James Robertson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Jane Fraser (of Relick) (Patient)', '19 December 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3612, '[ID:3612]', 'From: Mr Alexander Mollison (Molison, Molyson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Rankin (Patient)', '30 December 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3613, '[ID:3613]', 'From: Captain John Enys / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain John Enys (Patient)', '30 December 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3616, '[ID:3616]', 'From: Dr Gregory / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Grey (Patient)', '1789?', 'Incoming'),
(3618, '[ID:3618]', 'From: Mr George Burdon / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr George Burdon (Patient)', '2 January 1790', 'Incoming'),
(3619, '[ID:3619]', 'From: Mr George Burdon / To: Dr Henry Cullen (Harry, Dr Henry, \"the young doctor\"\n)', '', '', 'Mr George Burdon (Patient)', '12 January 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3620, '[ID:3620]', 'From: Colonel D Muirhead / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Colonel D Muirhead (Patient)', '14 January 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3622, '[ID:3622]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr Henry Cullen (Harry, Dr Henry, \"the young doctor\"\n)', '', '', 'Mr George Burdon (Patient)', '15 January 1790', 'Incoming'),
(3623, '[ID:3623]', 'From: Reverend Matthew Surtees / To: Dr Henry Cullen (Harry, Dr Henry, \"the young doctor\"\n)', '', '', 'Reverend Matthew Surtees (Patient), Mr John Surtees (Patient)', '18 January 1790', 'Incoming'),
(3625, '[ID:3625]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Cumberland Reid (of Gogar Bank) (Patient), Mr William Lothian (Patient)', '28? April? 1778?', 'Outgoing'),
(3626, '[ID:3626]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Bob Fotheringham (Patient)', '1787?', 'Outgoing'),
(3627, '[ID:3627]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr P. Miller (Patient)', '[DATE UNKNOWN]', 'Outgoing'),
(3629, '[ID:3629]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '[DATE UNKNOWN]', 'Incoming'),
(3630, '[ID:3630]', 'From: Anonymous / To: Captain Grant', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '[DATE UNKNOWN]', 'Incoming'),
(3631, '[ID:3631]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '[DATE UNKNOWN]', 'Outgoing'),
(3632, '[ID:3632]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Hunter', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '1754?', 'Outgoing'),
(3633, '[ID:3633]', 'From: Mr Carwhins / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Carwhins (Patient)', '[DATE UNKNOWN]', 'Incoming'),
(3634, '[ID:3634]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr Robert Shaw (Patient)', '[DATE UNKNOWN]', 'Incoming'),
(3635, '[ID:3635]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr Mackintosh (Patient)', '[DATE UNKNOWN]', 'Incoming'),
(3636, '[ID:3636]', 'From: Dr Oglethorp Wainman (Waineman) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '[DATE UNKNOWN]', 'Incoming'),
(3637, '[ID:3637]', 'From: Dr Thomas Gillespie / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Gillespie (Patient)', '[DATE UNKNOWN]', 'Incoming'),
(3638, '[ID:3638]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr George Anderson (Patient)', '[DATE UNKNOWN]', 'Outgoing'),
(3639, '[ID:3639]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Miss Stevenson (Patient)', '1774?', 'Outgoing'),
(3640, '[ID:3640]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Campbell (Patient)', '[DATE UNKNOWN]', 'Outgoing'),
(3641, '[ID:3641]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr Cluny (Patient)', '[DATE UNKNOWN]', 'Incoming'),
(3642, '[ID:3642]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '[DATE UNKNOWN]', 'Incoming'),
(3643, '[ID:3643]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Andrew Stewart', '', '', 'Mr Andrew Stewart (Patient)', '1769?', 'Outgoing'),
(3644, '[ID:3644]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mrs Ellis (Patient)', '[DATE UNKNOWN]', 'Outgoing'),
(3645, '[ID:3645]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Robert Hamilton (of Bourtreehill) (Patient)', '1773?', 'Outgoing'),
(3646, '[ID:3646]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Benson (Patient)', '[DATE UNKNOWN]', 'Outgoing'),
(3647, '[ID:3647]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Captain Brown (Patient)', '[DATE UNKNOWN]', 'Outgoing'),
(3648, '[ID:3648]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Reverend Robert Ballingall (of Forglen) (Patient)', '[DATE UNKNOWN]', 'Outgoing'),
(3649, '[ID:3649]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr McAulay (Patient)', '[DATE UNKNOWN]', 'Outgoing'),
(3650, '[ID:3650]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr M. (Patient)', '[DATE UNKNOWN]', 'Outgoing'),
(3651, '[ID:3651]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Miller (Patient)', '[DATE UNKNOWN]', 'Outgoing'),
(3653, '[ID:3653]', 'From: Dr / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '[DATE UNKNOWN]', 'Incoming'),
(3654, '[ID:3654]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr', '', '', 'Mrs (Patient), Mr Charles (Patient), Mr Colin (Patient), Mr Sandy (Patient), Miss Peggy (Patient), Miss Jenny (Patient)', '[DATE UNKNOWN]', 'Outgoing'),
(3655, '[ID:3655]', 'From: Dr William Hunter / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '1754?', 'Incoming'),
(3656, '[ID:3656]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Miss (Patient)', '[DATE UNKNOWN]', 'Incoming'),
(3657, '[ID:3657]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', ' (unidentified) (Patient)', '[DATE UNKNOWN]', 'Incoming'),
(3658, '[ID:3658]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Lieutenant William Yule (Patient)', '1783?', 'Incoming'),
(3659, '[ID:3659]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr E. Fox (Patient)', '[DATE UNKNOWN]', 'Incoming'),
(3660, '[ID:3660]', 'From: Dr Joseph Clarke (Clark) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Johnston (junior of Addergold (Addirgold), Co. Leitrim) (Patient)', 'August? 1789', 'Incoming'),
(3661, '[ID:3661]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '1765?', 'Outgoing'),
(3662, '[ID:3662]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Dingwall (Dingwal) (Patient)', '1778?', 'Outgoing'),
(3663, '[ID:3663]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Courtney (Patient)', '[DATE UNKNOWN]', 'Outgoing'),
(3665, '[ID:3665]', 'From: Dr SuÃ« / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', 'October? 1785?', 'Incoming'),
(3666, '[ID:3666]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mrs (Patient)', '[DATE UNKNOWN]', 'Outgoing'),
(3667, '[ID:3667]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr McAulay (Patient)', '[DATE UNKNOWN]', 'Incoming'),
(3668, '[ID:3668]', 'From: Dr Patrick Douglas / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Hunter (Patient)', '[DATE UNKNOWN]', 'Incoming'),
(3669, '[ID:3669]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Kennedy (Patient)', '[DATE UNKNOWN]', 'Outgoing'),
(3670, '[ID:3670]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '1786?', 'Incoming'),
(3671, '[ID:3671]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Mr A P (Patient)', '[DATE UNKNOWN]', 'Incoming'),
(3672, '[ID:3672]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Farquison', '', '', 'Dr Farquison (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '[DATE UNKNOWN]', 'Outgoing'),
(3673, '[ID:3673]', 'From: Dr / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Shaw (Patient)', '[DATE UNKNOWN]', 'Incoming'),
(3674, '[ID:3674]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Monro (primus; Munro)', '', '', 'Captain Reid (Patient), Mrs Reid (Patient)', '1765?', 'Outgoing'),
(3681, '[ID:3681]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  James Dalzell (Dalziel, of Dumfries.)', '', '', ' James Dalzell (Dalziel, of Dumfries.) (Patient)', '25 June 1773', 'Outgoing'),
(3682, '[ID:3682]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Francis Gordon', '', '', 'Mr Francis Gordon (Patient)', '25 June 1773', 'Outgoing'),
(3683, '[ID:3683]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Margaret Campbell (Peggy) (Patient)', '29 June 1773', 'Outgoing'),
(3685, '[ID:3685]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Captain Moncrief (Moncreif)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '28 August 1773', 'Outgoing'),
(3686, '[ID:3686]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Sir Bryan Burrel  (Burrell of Broom Park, Alnwick) (Patient)', 'September? 1773?', 'Outgoing'),
(3687, '[ID:3687]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Scott (Patient)', '18 September 1773', 'Outgoing'),
(3688, '[ID:3688]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Governor John Wood (of the Isle of Man) (Patient)', '18 December 1773', 'Outgoing'),
(3689, '[ID:3689]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', ' George Dunbar (Patient)', '23 March 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(3690, '[ID:3690]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Governor John Wood (of the Isle of Man) (Patient)', '23 March 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(3691, '[ID:3691]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Malcolm Laing (Patient)', '24 March 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(3692, '[ID:3692]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Livingstone (of Parkhall) (Patient)', '1 April 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(3693, '[ID:3693]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', ' George Dunbar (Patient)', '1 April 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(3694, '[ID:3694]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Henry Lochhead (Harry, \'Mr Logan\')', '', '', 'Mr Henry Lochhead (Harry, \'Mr Logan\') (Patient)', '2 April 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(3695, '[ID:3695]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Gordon', '', '', 'Mr Robert Gordon (Patient)', '5 April 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(3696, '[ID:3696]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Sir Bryan Burrel  (Burrell of Broom Park, Alnwick) (Patient)', 'April 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(3697, '[ID:3697]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Hodgeson (Hodgson) (Patient)', '5 May 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(3698, '[ID:3698]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  Richard Allen', '', '', ' Robert Harkness (Patient)', '5 June 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(3699, '[ID:3699]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Sandilands (Patient)', '10 June 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(3700, '[ID:3700]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Morison (Patient)', '29 June 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(3701, '[ID:3701]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Aberdeen', '', '', 'Mr Aberdeen (Patient)', '5 July 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(3702, '[ID:3702]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Lady Elizabeth Williamson (Huddleston) (Lady Williamson of Whitburn)', '', '', 'Mr Hedworth Williamson (6th Baronet of Whitburn) (Patient)', 'August? 1774?', 'Outgoing'),
(3703, '[ID:3703]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Lady Elizabeth Williamson (Huddleston) (Lady Williamson of Whitburn)', '', '', 'Mr Hedworth Williamson (6th Baronet of Whitburn) (Patient)', 'August? 1774?', 'Outgoing'),
(3704, '[ID:3704]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr George Skene', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Dingwall (Dingwal) (Patient)', '30 August 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(3705, '[ID:3705]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Stclair', '', '', 'Miss Stclair (Patient)', '21 September 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(3706, '[ID:3706]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', ' James McAlester (Jamie McAlaster, Mcallester) (Patient)', '6 October 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(3707, '[ID:3707]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend Grant', '', '', 'Reverend Grant (Patient)', '6 October 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(3708, '[ID:3708]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Robert Wood', '', '', 'Lord John Gray (11th Lord Gray) (Patient)', '5? November 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(3709, '[ID:3709]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Alves', '', '', 'Mr Hugh Fraser (Patient)', 'November? 1774?', 'Outgoing'),
(3710, '[ID:3710]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Fea (of Clestrain)', '', '', 'Mr Andrew Ross (Patient)', 'March? 1776?', 'Outgoing'),
(3711, '[ID:3711]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Maclean (Patient)', '12 March 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3712, '[ID:3712]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Captain David Skene (Patient)', '14 November 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(3713, '[ID:3713]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Joseph Sanderson', '', '', 'Mr Joseph Sanderson (Patient)', '16 November 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(3714, '[ID:3714]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Malcolm MacNeill (of Carskey)', '', '', 'Mr Malcolm MacNeill (of Carskey) (Patient)', '17 November 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(3715, '[ID:3715]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  John Whyte', '', '', 'Mr Spittall (Spittel) (Patient)', '31 December 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(3716, '[ID:3716]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  John Whyte', '', '', 'Mr Spittall (Spittel) (Patient)', '3 January 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(3717, '[ID:3717]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Campbell (Patient)', '9 January 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(3718, '[ID:3718]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Henry Richardson', '', '', 'Mr John Grey (Senior) (Patient)', '10 January 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(3719, '[ID:3719]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr Morison (Patient)', '10 January 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(3720, '[ID:3720]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Robert Wood', '', '', 'Mrs Beath (Patient)', '20 January 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(3721, '[ID:3721]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Henry Lochhead (Harry, \'Mr Logan\')', '', '', 'Mr Henry Lochhead (Harry, \'Mr Logan\') (Patient)', '22 January 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(3722, '[ID:3722]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  John Whyte', '', '', 'Mr Spittall (Spittel) (Patient)', '23 January 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(3723, '[ID:3723]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Willoughby  (Willobie) (Patient)', '17 February 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(3724, '[ID:3724]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Douglas (Sir Alexander Douglas of Glenbervie)', '', '', 'Miss Agnes Augusta Dempster (Anny) (Patient)', '27 February 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(3725, '[ID:3725]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Douglas', '', '', 'Miss Margaret Campbell (Peggy) (Patient), Mr McArthur (Patient)', '9 March 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(3726, '[ID:3726]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Scott (Patient)', '1775?', 'Outgoing'),
(3727, '[ID:3727]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Traill (Trail, of Westove) (Patient), Miss Trail (Traill) (Patient)', '1 April 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(3728, '[ID:3728]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Everard McIntyre', '', '', 'Mr Everard McIntyre (Patient)', '1 April 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(3729, '[ID:3729]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Francis Stuart (of Castlemilk) (Patient)', '1 April 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(3730, '[ID:3730]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss McLachlan (Patient)', '15 April 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(3731, '[ID:3731]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Henry Richardson', '', '', 'Mr John Grey (Senior) (Patient)', '15 April 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(3732, '[ID:3732]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Shaw (Patient)', '24 April 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(3733, '[ID:3733]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Ranie (Patient)', '25 April 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(3734, '[ID:3734]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr Malcolm MacNeill (of Carskey) (Patient)', '25 April 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(3735, '[ID:3735]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Jack', '', '', 'Miss Christian Hamilton (of Murdieston) (Patient)', '27 April 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(3736, '[ID:3736]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Douglas (Sir Alexander Douglas of Glenbervie)', '', '', 'Miss Agnes Augusta Dempster (Anny) (Patient)', '1 May 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(3743, '[ID:3743]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Captain Moncrief (Moncreif) (Patient)', '13 July 1773', 'Outgoing'),
(3744, '[ID:3744]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Miss Porterfield (Patient)', '16 July 1773', 'Outgoing'),
(3745, '[ID:3745]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Lady McKenzie [Mackenzie] (Lady McKenzie of Scatwell) (Patient)', '19 July 1773', 'Outgoing'),
(3746, '[ID:3746]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr Robertson\n (Patient)', '22? July? 1773?', 'Outgoing'),
(3747, '[ID:3747]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Tait (Patient)', 'July? 1773?', 'Outgoing'),
(3748, '[ID:3748]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr William Fergusson (Ferguson; of Auchinsoul) (Patient)', '31 July 1773', 'Outgoing'),
(3749, '[ID:3749]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Charles Innes', '', '', 'Mr B. (Patient)', '2 August 1773', 'Outgoing'),
(3750, '[ID:3750]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Kincraig (Kincrage) (Patient)', '18 August 1773', 'Outgoing'),
(3751, '[ID:3751]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Craufurd (of Milton)', '', '', 'Mr Craufurd (Crawford) (Patient)', '18 August 1773', 'Outgoing'),
(3752, '[ID:3752]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr George Fullarton (of Broughton Hall) (Patient)', '1773?', 'Outgoing'),
(3753, '[ID:3753]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr David Bethune (of Kilconquhar; of Balfour)', '', '', 'Mr David Bethune (of Kilconquhar; of Balfour) (Patient)', '5 January 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(3754, '[ID:3754]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Erskine (Hairstanes (Harestanes)) (Lady Alva; (as widow) Maxwell of Preston) (Patient)', '1774?', 'Outgoing'),
(3755, '[ID:3755]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Campbell (Patient)', '26 March 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(3756, '[ID:3756]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Captain Garrick (Patient)', '11 April 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(3757, '[ID:3757]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Malcolm MacNeill (of Carskey) (Patient)', '14 April 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(3759, '[ID:3759]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Mrs Morison (Patient)', '15 April 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(3760, '[ID:3760]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Glaister (Patient)', '27 July 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(3761, '[ID:3761]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Lady Charlotte Hay (Hay) (Patient), Lady Henrietta  Jane Hay (Harriet) (Patient)', '28 July 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(3762, '[ID:3762]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Stair Baillie (Patient)', '10 August 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(3763, '[ID:3763]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  James Dalzell (Dalziel, of Dumfries.)', '', '', ' James Dalzell (Dalziel, of Dumfries.) (Patient)', '10 August 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(3764, '[ID:3764]', 'From: Dr George Skene / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Dingwall (Dingwal) (Patient)', '30 August 1774', 'Incoming'),
(3765, '[ID:3765]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Andrew Liddell (Liddle)', '', '', 'Miss Sinclair (Patient)', '14 September 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(3766, '[ID:3766]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Duncan Campbell (Patient)', '16 January 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(3767, '[ID:3767]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Joseph Sanderson', '', '', 'Mr Joseph Sanderson (Patient)', '17 January 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(3768, '[ID:3768]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Alice Bethune (of Balfour)', '', '', 'Miss Alice Bethune (of Balfour) (Patient)', '17 January 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(3769, '[ID:3769]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Kenneth Saunders', '', '', 'Lady Abercrombie (Abercromby) (Patient)', '18 January 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(3770, '[ID:3770]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mrs Anne Stewart (Patient)', '22 January 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(3771, '[ID:3771]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Innes (Captain, of Rosyburn/Rosieburn) (Patient)', '1 February 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(3772, '[ID:3772]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Duncan Campbell (Patient)', '8 February 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(3773, '[ID:3773]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Sir William Murray (Sir William Murray of Ochtertyre, 5th Bt.) (Patient)', 'February? 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(3774, '[ID:3774]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Hugh Downman', '', '', 'Miss Anne Downman (Ann) (Patient)', '14 March 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(3775, '[ID:3775]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Malcolm Laing (Patient)', '20 March 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(3776, '[ID:3776]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Duncanson', '', '', 'Captain Thomas Fraser (Frazer) (Patient)', '20 March 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(3777, '[ID:3777]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Robert Hunter (Collector Hunter) (Patient)', '5 April 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(3778, '[ID:3778]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Joseph Sanderson', '', '', 'Mr Joseph Sanderson (Patient)', '1 June 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(3785, '[ID:3785]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Maxwell (Patient)', '3 March 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3786, '[ID:3786]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Maxwell (Patient)', '10? March? 1776?', 'Outgoing'),
(3787, '[ID:3787]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Watson (of OverMains)', '', '', 'Mr Watson (of OverMains) (Patient)', '22 March 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3788, '[ID:3788]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr George Fullarton (of Broughton Hall)', '', '', 'Miss Hearcy Fullarton (Hearsey; Fullerton) (Patient)', '26 March 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3789, '[ID:3789]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend Townsend ', '', '', ' (A.B.) (Patient)', '28 March 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3790, '[ID:3790]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Benjamin Thomas', '', '', 'Miss Evans (Patient)', '28 March 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3791, '[ID:3791]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Hall', '', '', 'Miss Hearcy Fullarton (Hearsey; Fullerton) (Patient), Mr Waugh (Patient)', '30 March 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3792, '[ID:3792]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Marshall (Marshall)', '', '', 'Miss Marshall (Marshall) (Patient)', '31 March 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3793, '[ID:3793]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend William Gordon (of Urquhart )', '', '', 'Reverend Thomas Macfarlane (of Lonbride (Lanbride, Lhanbryd)) (Patient)', '3 April 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3794, '[ID:3794]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Whytlaw (Patient)', '5 April 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3795, '[ID:3795]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', 'Mr John McDowall (McDoual) (Patient)', '7 April 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3796, '[ID:3796]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  Stewart Lyell', '', '', ' Lyell (Patient)', '10 April 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3797, '[ID:3797]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  Robert Stevens (of Broadland, Esquire)', '', '', ' Robert Stevens (of Broadland, Esquire) (Patient)', '12 April 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3798, '[ID:3798]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Kenneth Saunders', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient),  Alexander Dirom (Sandie) (Patient)', '12 April 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3799, '[ID:3799]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Davies (Patient)', '16 April 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3800, '[ID:3800]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr Reddie (Riddie) (Patient)', '13 April 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3801, '[ID:3801]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Miss Wilkie (Patient)', '19 April 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3802, '[ID:3802]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Mr James Hill (Patient)', '21 April 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3803, '[ID:3803]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Dunlop (Sanders, Saunders)', '', '', 'Miss Jeanie Hamilton (Hamilton) (Patient)', '22 April 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3804, '[ID:3804]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Dunlop (Sanders, Saunders)', '', '', 'Miss Jeanie Hamilton (Hamilton) (Patient)', '2 May 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3805, '[ID:3805]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Owen Merry', '', '', 'Mrs (Patient)', '28 April 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3806, '[ID:3806]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', ' John Douglas (Patient)', '28 April 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3807, '[ID:3807]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Margaret Thomson (Paterson) (Thompson; of Charleton) (Patient)', '3 May 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3808, '[ID:3808]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Miss Stevenson (Patient)', '5 May 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3809, '[ID:3809]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Melville (Miss Melvill) (Patient)', '7 May 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3810, '[ID:3810]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  J W', '', '', 'Mr Andrew MacCulloch (McCulloch, of Glastulich) (Patient)', 'May? 1776?', 'Outgoing'),
(3811, '[ID:3811]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '11 May 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3812, '[ID:3812]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Reverend Thomas Macfarlane (of Lonbride (Lanbride, Lhanbryd)) (Patient)', '11 May 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3813, '[ID:3813]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Anderson (Patient)', '13 May 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3814, '[ID:3814]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Archibald Bathie', '', '', 'Captain David Skene (Patient)', '13 May 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3815, '[ID:3815]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Copland (Coupland; of King\'s Grange)', '', '', 'Miss Marshall (Marshall) (Patient)', '14 May 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3816, '[ID:3816]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Christie', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Christie (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '14 May 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3817, '[ID:3817]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Countess Catharine Elizabeth Gordon (Hanson) (Katherine, of Aberdeen; Lady Aberdeen)', '', '', 'Countess Catharine Elizabeth Gordon (Hanson) (Katherine, of Aberdeen; Lady Aberdeen) (Patient)', '1 May 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3818, '[ID:3818]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Laurence Edmonston (Edmonstone)', '', '', 'Miss Agnes Sanderson (Patient)', '22 May 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3819, '[ID:3819]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Taitt (Tait)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '22 May 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3820, '[ID:3820]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Mrs Blackstock (Patient)', '24 May 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3821, '[ID:3821]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Lamont', '', '', 'Major Andrew? Sandilands (Patient)', 'May? 1776?', 'Outgoing'),
(3822, '[ID:3822]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr Metford (Patient)', '29 May 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3823, '[ID:3823]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Captain Frederick Lewis Maitland (Hon. Captain Maitland, Capt Maitland of Rankeillour ) (Patient)', '31 May 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3824, '[ID:3824]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Lord Charles Cathcart (Lord Cathcart) (Patient)', '3 June 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3825, '[ID:3825]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Gillespie', '', '', 'Mr John Crawford (Crauford, Crawford of Doonside, of Dunside) (Patient)', '4 June 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3826, '[ID:3826]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Taitt (Tait)', '', '', 'Mr Kincraig (Kincrage) (Patient)', '6 June 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3827, '[ID:3827]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  Richard Allen', '', '', ' Robert Harkness (Patient)', '7 June 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3828, '[ID:3828]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Miss Juliana Creswell (Patient)', '9 June 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3829, '[ID:3829]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Lord Charles Cathcart (Lord Cathcart) (Patient)', '10 June 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3830, '[ID:3830]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Fannie Brownlee (Brounlee) (Patient)', '11 June 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3831, '[ID:3831]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Lord Charles Cathcart (Lord Cathcart)', '', '', 'Lord Charles Cathcart (Lord Cathcart) (Patient)', '13 June 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3832, '[ID:3832]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr James Hunter (Patient)', '15 June 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3833, '[ID:3833]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Spalding Gordon (Spalding, of The Holme &amp; Shirmers) (Patient)', '18 June 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3834, '[ID:3834]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr John Crawford (Crauford, Crawford of Doonside, of Dunside) (Patient)', '17 June 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3835, '[ID:3835]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Beridge', '', '', 'Dr Beridge (Patient), Mrs Beridge (Patient)', '19 June 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3836, '[ID:3836]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Dickson (Patient)', '20 June 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3837, '[ID:3837]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr John Crawford (Crauford, Crawford of Doonside, of Dunside) (Patient)', '20 June 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3838, '[ID:3838]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Hearcy Fullarton (Hearsey; Fullerton) (Patient)', '21 June 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3839, '[ID:3839]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Henderson', '', '', 'Mr John Henderson (Patient)', '21 June 1776', 'Outgoing');
INSERT INTO `PROD_doc_title` (`doc_id`, `doc_id_txt`, `doc_desc`, `author`, `addressee`, `patient`, `full_date`, `document_direction`) VALUES
(3840, '[ID:3840]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Spalding Gordon (Spalding, of The Holme &amp; Shirmers) (Patient)', '22 June 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3841, '[ID:3841]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Alves', '', '', 'Mrs Frazer (Fraser) (Patient)', '22 June 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3842, '[ID:3842]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Barclay (Patient)', '25 June 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3843, '[ID:3843]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Hearcy Fullarton (Hearsey; Fullerton) (Patient)', '25 June 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3844, '[ID:3844]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Mrs Blackstock (Patient)', '26 June? 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3845, '[ID:3845]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Sir William Carr (of Etal; Kerr, Carre)', '', '', 'Sir William Carr (of Etal; Kerr, Carre) (Patient)', '29 June 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3846, '[ID:3846]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr George Skene', '', '', 'Miss Eleanor Fraser (Honble Miss Fraser) (Patient)', '28 June 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3847, '[ID:3847]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr George Skene', '', '', 'Miss Eleanor Fraser (Honble Miss Fraser) (Patient)', '28 June 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3848, '[ID:3848]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Spalding Gordon (Spalding, of The Holme &amp; Shirmers) (Patient)', '28 June 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3849, '[ID:3849]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  Robert Harkness', '', '', ' Robert Harkness (Patient)', '29 June 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3850, '[ID:3850]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Hugh Marshall', '', '', ' James McAlester (Jamie McAlaster, Mcallester) (Patient)', '30 June 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3851, '[ID:3851]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Yorstoun (Yerstoun, Yorstown, Yorkston)', '', '', 'Reverend Peter Yorstoun (of Closeburn &amp; Dalgarnoch; Yerstoun, Yorkston) (Patient), Mr Kennedy (Patient)', '1 July 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3852, '[ID:3852]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Chisholm (of Wooler)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Chisholm (of Wooler) (Patient)', '1 July 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3853, '[ID:3853]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mrs Seton (Patient)', '3 July 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3854, '[ID:3854]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Countess Isabella Hay (Carr) (Lady Erroll, Lady Hay)', '', '', 'Lady Charlotte Hay (Hay) (Patient)', '3 July 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3855, '[ID:3855]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr George Skene', '', '', 'Mr Lumsden (Patient)', '5 July 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3856, '[ID:3856]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '5 July 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3857, '[ID:3857]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Spalding Gordon (Spalding, of The Holme &amp; Shirmers) (Patient)', '6 July 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3858, '[ID:3858]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', 'July? 1776?', 'Outgoing'),
(3859, '[ID:3859]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Miss Elizabeth Charlotte? Balmain (Patient)', '16 July 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3860, '[ID:3860]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Copland (Coupland; of King\'s Grange)', '', '', 'Miss Marshall (Marshall) (Patient)', '10 July 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3862, '[ID:3862]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Buckham', '', '', 'Mrs Grace Thorp (Alder) (of Chillingham) (Patient)', '13? July 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3863, '[ID:3863]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Spalding Gordon (Spalding, of The Holme &amp; Shirmers) (Patient)', '13 July 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3864, '[ID:3864]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Hunter (of Thurston)', '', '', 'Mr James Hunter (Patient)', '13 July 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3865, '[ID:3865]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Lord Charles Cathcart (Lord Cathcart)', '', '', 'Lord Charles Cathcart (Lord Cathcart) (Patient)', '15 July 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3866, '[ID:3866]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Gordon (of Crogo) (Patient)', '15 July 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3867, '[ID:3867]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr J Rudd', '', '', ' Pease (Patient)', '15 July 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3868, '[ID:3868]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Cornelius Inglis', '', '', 'Mr Cornelius Inglis (Patient), Miss Fannie Brownlee (Brounlee) (Patient)', '16 July 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3869, '[ID:3869]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr James Strachan (Jamie) (Patient)', '17 July 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3870, '[ID:3870]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Archibald Campbell (of Stonefield) (Patient)', '18? July? 1776?', 'Outgoing'),
(3871, '[ID:3871]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Jasper Tough', '', '', 'Mr James Brown (Browne, Broune) (of Kilmarnock) (Patient)', '19 July 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3872, '[ID:3872]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  Samuel Spalding', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Spalding Gordon (Spalding, of The Holme &amp; Shirmers) (Patient)', '19 July 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3873, '[ID:3873]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Davidson (Patient)', '20 July 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3874, '[ID:3874]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  James Hay', '', '', 'Miss Macdougal (Patient)', '20 July 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3875, '[ID:3875]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Macdoual (Patient)', '20 July 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3876, '[ID:3876]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Kilpatrick', '', '', 'Mr Kilpatrick (Patient)', '21 July 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3877, '[ID:3877]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Sir William Carr (of Etal; Kerr, Carre)', '', '', 'Sir William Carr (of Etal; Kerr, Carre) (Patient)', '22 July 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3878, '[ID:3878]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander or James? Parlane', '', '', 'Mrs Hopekirk (Patient)', '24 July 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3879, '[ID:3879]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Jasper Tough', '', '', 'Mr James Brown (Browne, Broune) (of Kilmarnock) (Patient)', '24 July 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3880, '[ID:3880]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Dean (Deane)', '', '', 'Mr Kirsop (Kirsopp, of Hexham, Northumberland) (Patient)', '24 July 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3881, '[ID:3881]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Scott', '', '', 'Miss Scott (Patient)', '29 July 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3882, '[ID:3882]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss (of Dumfries) (Patient)', '29 July 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3883, '[ID:3883]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss (Jnr, of Dumfries) (Patient)', '29 July 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3884, '[ID:3884]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr Corbet (of Dumfries) (Patient)', '2 August 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3885, '[ID:3885]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Andrew Liddell (Liddle)', '', '', 'Mrs (\'the Lady\' ) (Patient)', '2 August 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3886, '[ID:3886]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Forbes (of Ballogie; of Bulogie) (Patient)', '5 August 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3887, '[ID:3887]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Edward Burrow (at Port Glasgow, Esq.; Collector Burrow)', '', '', 'Mrs Anne Burrow (Broadley) (Burrows) (Patient)', '6 August 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3894, '[ID:3894]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Montgomery (of Newton) (Patient)', '7 August 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3895, '[ID:3895]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Spalding Gordon (Spalding) (Alexander Spalding Gordon snr.) (Patient)', '9 August 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3896, '[ID:3896]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr', '', '', 'Miss Gwynn (Patient)', '10 August 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3897, '[ID:3897]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Davidson', '', '', 'Mr Stewart (Steuart) (Patient)', '10 August 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3898, '[ID:3898]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  Richard Allen', '', '', ' Robert Harkness (Patient)', '10 August 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3899, '[ID:3899]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Davidson', '', '', 'Mr Stewart (Steuart) (Patient)', '12 August 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3900, '[ID:3900]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr James Strachan (Jamie) (Patient)', '13 August 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3901, '[ID:3901]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Miss Euphemia? Murray (of Broughton) (Patient)', '15 August 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3902, '[ID:3902]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', ' Adam Scott (Patient)', 'August? 1776?', 'Outgoing'),
(3903, '[ID:3903]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Wemyss (Patient)', '16 August 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3904, '[ID:3904]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Davidson', '', '', 'Mr Stewart (Steuart) (Patient)', '16 August 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3905, '[ID:3905]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mrs Major Sinclair (Patient)', '17 August 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3906, '[ID:3906]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Miss Milmer (Patient)', '17 August? 1776?', 'Outgoing'),
(3907, '[ID:3907]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Douglas (Sir Alexander Douglas of Glenbervie)', '', '', 'Mrs Neilson (Patient)', 'August? 1776?', 'Outgoing'),
(3908, '[ID:3908]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Hall (Patient)', '20 August 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3909, '[ID:3909]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr Leith (of Leith Hall) (Patient)', '21 August 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3910, '[ID:3910]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Robert Dolman (of York and Pocklington)', '', '', 'Dr Robert Dolman (of York and Pocklington) (Patient)', '26 August 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3911, '[ID:3911]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Sir William Carr (of Etal; Kerr, Carre)', '', '', 'Sir William Carr (of Etal; Kerr, Carre) (Patient)', '26 August 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3912, '[ID:3912]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Forbes (of Ballogie; of Bulogie) (Patient)', '26 August 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3913, '[ID:3913]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr (Miss Murray\'s physician)', '', '', 'Miss Euphemia? Murray (of Broughton) (Patient)', '31 August 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3914, '[ID:3914]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Countess Catharine Elizabeth Gordon (Hanson) (Katherine, of Aberdeen; Lady Aberdeen) (Patient)', 'September? 1776?', 'Outgoing'),
(3915, '[ID:3915]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Hall (Patient)', '1 September 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3916, '[ID:3916]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Matthew Reid (Patient)', '2 September 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3917, '[ID:3917]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Harker (Patient)', '3 August 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3918, '[ID:3918]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Murray (of Broughton)', '', '', 'Reverend Cowper (Revd. Mr Cowper/Cooper) (Patient)', '4 September 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3919, '[ID:3919]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Roger Herriot', '', '', 'Reverend James Munro (Monro, of Kinloss) (Patient)', '4 September 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3920, '[ID:3920]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Miss Milmer (Patient), Major Sinclair (Patient)', '6 September 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3921, '[ID:3921]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr John Henderson (Patient)', '9 September 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3922, '[ID:3922]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr (Captain Smibert\'s physician)', '', '', 'Captain Smibert (Patient)', '15 September 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3923, '[ID:3923]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Adams (of Pembroke) (Patient)', '21 September 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3924, '[ID:3924]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Earl James Boyd Hay (15th Earl of Erroll, Lord Erroll, Lord Errol)', '', '', ' Hay (Patient)', '23 September 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3925, '[ID:3925]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr John Likly (Likely) (Patient)', '25 September 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3926, '[ID:3926]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr (Captain Smibert\'s physician)', '', '', 'Captain Smibert (Patient)', '25 September 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3927, '[ID:3927]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Dods (Patient)', 'September? 1776?', 'Outgoing'),
(3928, '[ID:3928]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Ker (Mrs. Commissary Kerr) (Kerr) (Patient)', '26 September 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3929, '[ID:3929]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Wallace', '', '', 'Miss B. Robertson (Patient)', '28 September 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3930, '[ID:3930]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Dougald Campbell (Patient)', '28 September 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3931, '[ID:3931]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend William Gordon (of Urquhart )', '', '', 'Reverend Thomas Macfarlane (of Lonbride (Lanbride, Lhanbryd)) (Patient)', '28 September 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3932, '[ID:3932]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Matthew Reid', '', '', 'Mr Matthew Reid (Patient)', '3 October 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3933, '[ID:3933]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Richard Allan', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '3 October 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3934, '[ID:3934]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Hopper (Patient)', 'October? 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3935, '[ID:3935]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Williamson', '', '', 'Reverend James Taylor (Mr Taylor of Watten, Mr Taylour) (Patient)', '9 October 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3936, '[ID:3936]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Reverend Cowper (Revd. Mr Cowper/Cooper) (Patient)', '9 October 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3937, '[ID:3937]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss B. Robertson (Patient)', '9 October 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3938, '[ID:3938]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mrs Forster (Patient)', '10 October 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3939, '[ID:3939]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', ' Wilson (Patient)', '15 October 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3940, '[ID:3940]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Wardrop (of Westthorn) (Patient)', '23 October 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3941, '[ID:3941]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Yorstoun (Yerstoun, Yorstown, Yorkston)', '', '', 'Reverend Peter Yorstoun (of Closeburn &amp; Dalgarnoch; Yerstoun, Yorkston) (Patient)', '23? October 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3942, '[ID:3942]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Buckham', '', '', 'Mrs Grace Thorp (Alder) (of Chillingham) (Patient)', '24 October 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3943, '[ID:3943]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Shepperd (Patient)', '24 October 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3944, '[ID:3944]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss B. Robertson (Patient)', '24 October 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3945, '[ID:3945]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr John Gardiner (Captain or Mr Gardner or Gairdner of (North) Tarry or Tarrie; John Gairdner, younger, of North Tarrie) (Patient)', '24 October 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3946, '[ID:3946]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Cuningham (Cunningham(e))', '', '', 'Mr William Cuningham (Cunningham(e)) (Patient)', '24 October 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3947, '[ID:3947]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Professor Thomas Hamilton', '', '', 'Mrs Anne Baillie (Munro) (of Carnbrue) (Patient)', '25 October 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3948, '[ID:3948]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Elizabeth Drysdale (Betty) (Patient)', '28 October 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3949, '[ID:3949]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Traill (Trail, of Westove) (Patient)', '3 November 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3950, '[ID:3950]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Adams (of Pembroke)', '', '', 'Mr Adams (of Pembroke) (Patient)', '5 November 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3951, '[ID:3951]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Mary Lockhart (Patient)', '13 November 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3952, '[ID:3952]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Wallace', '', '', 'Miss B. Robertson (Patient)', '18 November 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3953, '[ID:3953]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Dean (Deane)', '', '', 'Mr Kirsop (Kirsopp, of Hexham, Northumberland) (Patient)', '22 November 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3954, '[ID:3954]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Traill (Trail, of Westove) (Patient), Mrs Rose (Patient)', '22 November 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3955, '[ID:3955]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Williams (at Ayr)', '', '', 'Mr Williams (at Ayr) (Patient)', '23 November 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3956, '[ID:3956]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Captain David Skene (Patient)', '21 November 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3957, '[ID:3957]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Earl James Boyd Hay (15th Earl of Erroll, Lord Erroll, Lord Errol) (Patient)', '23 November 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3958, '[ID:3958]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Garioch (Garrioch)', '', '', 'Dr Garioch (Garrioch) (Patient)', '23 November 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3959, '[ID:3959]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr (A.B.)', '', '', 'Mr (A.B.) (Patient)', '30 November 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3960, '[ID:3960]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Boyd', '', '', 'Mrs Boyd (Patient)', '30 November 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3961, '[ID:3961]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Henry Lochhead (Harry, \'Mr Logan\')', '', '', 'Mr Henry Lochhead (Harry, \'Mr Logan\') (Patient)', '2 December 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3962, '[ID:3962]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Henry Lochhead (Harry, \'Mr Logan\')', '', '', 'Mr Henry Lochhead (Harry, \'Mr Logan\') (Patient)', '7 December 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3963, '[ID:3963]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Earl James Boyd Hay (15th Earl of Erroll, Lord Erroll, Lord Errol)', '', '', 'Earl James Boyd Hay (15th Earl of Erroll, Lord Erroll, Lord Errol) (Patient)', '7 December 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3964, '[ID:3964]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Yorstoun (Yerstoun, Yorstown, Yorkston)', '', '', 'Mr Kennedy (Patient)', '11 December 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3965, '[ID:3965]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Mrs Gordon (Patient)', '11 December 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3966, '[ID:3966]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend Thomas Macfarlane (of Lonbride (Lanbride, Lhanbryd))', '', '', 'Reverend Thomas Macfarlane (of Lonbride (Lanbride, Lhanbryd)) (Patient)', '11 December 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3967, '[ID:3967]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Andrew', '', '', 'Mrs Gillies (Patient)', '16 December 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3968, '[ID:3968]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Nicholas Thomson (at Haggerston)', '', '', 'Mr Nicholas Thomson (at Haggerston) (Patient)', 'December? 1776?', 'Outgoing'),
(3969, '[ID:3969]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Dr Thomas Mutter (Reverend) (Patient), Mr McKenzie (MacKenzie) (Patient), Mrs Gordon (Patient)', '23 December 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3970, '[ID:3970]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Drysdale (Patient)', '23 December 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3971, '[ID:3971]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Garioch (Garrioch)', '', '', 'Dr Garioch (Garrioch) (Patient)', '25 December 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3972, '[ID:3972]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Sir Thomas Haggerston (Heaggerston, 4th Baronet) (Patient)', '28 December 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3973, '[ID:3973]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Reverend Henry Elliot (Elliott, of Beadnell and Bamburgh; at Fowberry, nr. Belford (Northumberland)) (Patient)', 'December? 1776?', 'Outgoing'),
(3974, '[ID:3974]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Morison (\'near Coupar of Fife\'.) (Patient)', '30 December 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3975, '[ID:3975]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Dougal (Dougall) (Patient)', '30 December 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3976, '[ID:3976]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thorp', '', '', 'Miss Furie (Furye) (Patient)', '30 December 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(3977, '[ID:3977]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Duguid', '', '', 'Mr John Likly (Likely) (Patient)', '1 January 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(3978, '[ID:3978]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Mudie (Moodie)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '1 January 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(3979, '[ID:3979]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Sir William Carr (of Etal; Kerr, Carre) (Patient)', '9 January 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(3980, '[ID:3980]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Turnbull', '', '', 'Reverend Cuthbert Allen (Allan; of Wooler) (Patient)', '12 January 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(3981, '[ID:3981]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Lord George Gordon (\'Aberdeen\', Lord Aberdeen, 3rd Earl of Aberdeen, Lord Haddo)', '', '', 'Countess Catharine Elizabeth Gordon (Hanson) (Katherine, of Aberdeen; Lady Aberdeen) (Patient)', '13 January 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(3982, '[ID:3982]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Walter Riddell', '', '', 'Sir William Carr (of Etal; Kerr, Carre) (Patient)', '14 January 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(3983, '[ID:3983]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Ravenscroft', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '17 January 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(3984, '[ID:3984]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Dr Thomas Mutter (Reverend) (Patient), Mr McKenzie (MacKenzie) (Patient), Mrs Gordon (Patient), Miss (Jr.) (Patient)', '19 January 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(3985, '[ID:3985]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Mary Macleod', '', '', 'Miss Mary Macleod (Patient)', '20 January 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(3986, '[ID:3986]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr James Hutton (Patient)', '21 January 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(3987, '[ID:3987]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Hugh Marsden', '', '', 'Mr James Hutton (Patient), Mr G (Patient)', '22 January 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(3988, '[ID:3988]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Wood (of Berwick)', '', '', 'Mr Bell (Master Bell) (Patient)', '25 January 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(3989, '[ID:3989]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Hugh Marsden', '', '', 'Mr G (Patient)', '25 January 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(3990, '[ID:3990]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Henry Lochhead (Harry, \'Mr Logan\')', '', '', 'Mr David Russell (Patient)', '27 January 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(3991, '[ID:3991]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Mollison (Molison, Molyson)', '', '', 'Mrs Anne Burrow (Broadley) (Burrows) (Patient), Mr Crawfurd (Crawford; of Broadfield?) (Patient)', '31 January 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(3992, '[ID:3992]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  Quintin Thomson', '', '', 'Mr John Caldwell (Patient)', '4 February 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(3993, '[ID:3993]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Andrew Liddell (Liddle)', '', '', 'Miss Alexandrina Dunbar (Lexie) (Patient)', '4 February 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(3994, '[ID:3994]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Mudie (Moodie)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '6 February 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(3995, '[ID:3995]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Ewart', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '5 February 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(3996, '[ID:3996]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Roger Herriot', '', '', 'Reverend James Munro (Monro, of Kinloss) (Patient)', '6 February 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(3997, '[ID:3997]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Ewart', '', '', 'Mr (Patient), Mr (Patient)', '9 February 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(3998, '[ID:3998]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Andrew Liddell (Liddle)', '', '', 'Miss Alexandrina Dunbar (Lexie) (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '10 February 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(3999, '[ID:3999]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Ligertwood', '', '', 'Mr Robert Ligertwood (Patient)', '10 February 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4000, '[ID:4000]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  (Mr Baillie\'s physician or surgeon)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Ligertwood (Patient), Mr Baillie (Patient)', '15 February 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4001, '[ID:4001]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Joseph Harris', '', '', 'Mr Joseph Harris (Patient)', '24 February 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4002, '[ID:4002]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr George Hamilton', '', '', 'Mr John Vans Agnew (Laird of Barnbarroch and Sheuchan [Scheuchan]) (Patient)', 'February? 1777?', 'Outgoing'),
(4003, '[ID:4003]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Walter Riddell', '', '', 'Mr W Burnet (Burnett) (Patient)', '25 February 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4004, '[ID:4004]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Andrew Liddell (Liddle)', '', '', 'Reverend James Taylor (Mr Taylor of Watten, Mr Taylour) (Patient)', '25 February 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4005, '[ID:4005]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Lorrain', '', '', 'Mr Robert Sanderson (Patient)', '20 February 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4006, '[ID:4006]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr David Russell (Patient)', '3 March 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4007, '[ID:4007]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Hall', '', '', 'Mr Robert Sanderson (Patient)', '4 March 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4008, '[ID:4008]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Archibald Campbell (of Stonefield) (Patient)', '4 March 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4009, '[ID:4009]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Jack', '', '', 'Mrs Margaret Crawford (Inglis Hamilton) (of Doonside) (Patient)', '4 March 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4010, '[ID:4010]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Hall', '', '', 'Mr Robert Sanderson (Patient)', '8? March? 1777?', 'Outgoing'),
(4011, '[ID:4011]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Wallace', '', '', 'Mrs Browne (Patient)', '8 March 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4012, '[ID:4012]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Walter Riddell', '', '', 'Sir William Carr (of Etal; Kerr, Carre) (Patient)', '8 March 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4013, '[ID:4013]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr George Couper (Patient)', '10 March 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4014, '[ID:4014]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Caleb Hillier Parry', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '11 March 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4015, '[ID:4015]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Campbell (Patient)', '13 March 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4016, '[ID:4016]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Miss Campbell (Patient)', '13 March 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4017, '[ID:4017]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr Russell (Patient)', '17 March 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4018, '[ID:4018]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr David Russell', '', '', 'Mr David Russell (Patient)', '19 March 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4019, '[ID:4019]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr George Hamilton', '', '', 'Mr John Vans Agnew (Laird of Barnbarroch and Sheuchan [Scheuchan]) (Patient)', '19 March 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4020, '[ID:4020]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr James Sinclair (of Latheron) (Patient)', '20 March 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4021, '[ID:4021]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Hutton', '', '', 'Mr James Hutton (Patient)', '24 March 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4022, '[ID:4022]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Smith', '', '', 'Miss Smith (Patient)', '24 March 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4023, '[ID:4023]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Walter Riddell', '', '', 'Sir William Carr (of Etal; Kerr, Carre) (Patient)', '27 March 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4024, '[ID:4024]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Chisholm (Patient)', 'March? 1777?', 'Outgoing'),
(4025, '[ID:4025]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Wemyss (of Pitkenny)', '', '', 'Reverend Alexander Spears (Spiers, Speirs; of Kirkcaldy) (Patient)', '28 March 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4026, '[ID:4026]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Dunlop (Sanders, Saunders)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Fergusson (Ferguson) (Patient)', '29 March 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4033, '[ID:4033]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Walter Riddell', '', '', 'Sir William Carr (of Etal; Kerr, Carre) (Patient)', '1 April 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4034, '[ID:4034]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr E Marjoribanks (Patient)', 'April? 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4035, '[ID:4035]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '8 April 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4036, '[ID:4036]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr John Bowman (Junior) (Patient)', '10 April 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4037, '[ID:4037]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Walker', '', '', 'Miss Miller (Millar) (Patient)', '9 April 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4038, '[ID:4038]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Stevenson (in Arbroath)', '', '', 'Mr John Gardiner (Captain or Mr Gardner or Gairdner of (North) Tarry or Tarrie; John Gairdner, younger, of North Tarrie) (Patient)', '10 April 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4039, '[ID:4039]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', ' Beaumont (Patient)', '15 April 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4040, '[ID:4040]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Beaumont (Patient)', '15 April 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4041, '[ID:4041]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Andrew Liddell (Liddle)', '', '', 'Miss Alexandrina Dunbar (Lexie) (Patient)', '15 April 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4042, '[ID:4042]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Wemyss (of Pitkenny)', '', '', 'Reverend Alexander Spears (Spiers, Speirs; of Kirkcaldy) (Patient)', '16 April 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4043, '[ID:4043]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '18 April 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4044, '[ID:4044]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Sir James Dunbar (of Mochrum, 3rd Bt.)', '', '', 'Sir James Dunbar (of Mochrum, 3rd Bt.) (Patient)', '19 April 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4045, '[ID:4045]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Alves', '', '', 'Mrs Baillie (of Lamington) (Patient)', '21 April 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4046, '[ID:4046]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Miss Gordon (of Kennethmont) (Patient)', '27 April 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4047, '[ID:4047]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Fergusson (Ferguson)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Fergusson (Ferguson) (Patient)', '29 April 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4048, '[ID:4048]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Hatridge (Ritchie) (Patient)', '2 May 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4049, '[ID:4049]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr John Hunter (of Crook(s)) (Patient)', '4 May 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4050, '[ID:4050]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Captain Patrick Sinclair (of Lybster)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Sinclair (of Harpsdale) (Patient)', '4 May 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4051, '[ID:4051]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', 'Mr Houston (Houstoun) (Patient)', '6 May 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4052, '[ID:4052]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Alves', '', '', 'Mrs Baillie (of Lamington) (Patient)', '7 May 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4053, '[ID:4053]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Sir James Dunbar (of Mochrum, 3rd Bt.) (Patient)', '7 May 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4054, '[ID:4054]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Henry Lochhead (Harry, \'Mr Logan\')', '', '', 'Mr Henry Lochhead (Harry, \'Mr Logan\') (Patient)', '8 May 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4055, '[ID:4055]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', 'Mr John McDowall (McDoual) (Patient)', '9 May 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4056, '[ID:4056]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Kenneth Saunders', '', '', 'Dr James Kenneth Saunders (Patient)', '10 May 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4057, '[ID:4057]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Sturrock', '', '', 'Mr James Sturrock (Patient)', '15 May 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4058, '[ID:4058]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Y. Z. (Patient)', '16 May 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4059, '[ID:4059]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Anna Innes', '', '', 'Miss Jean Innes (Jane) (Patient)', '16 May 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4060, '[ID:4060]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', 'Miss Houston (Patient), Mr Ramsay (Patient)', '16 May 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4061, '[ID:4061]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Sir James Innes Norcliffe (Innes) (Sir James Norcliffe, 6th Bt of Innes; later James Innes Ker, 5th Duke of Roxburghe) (Patient)', '16 May 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4062, '[ID:4062]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Robert Wood', '', '', 'Captain Gray (Hon. Mr Gray; Honble Captain Gray) (Patient)', '17 May 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4063, '[ID:4063]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Macclesfield (Patient)', '19 May 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4064, '[ID:4064]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Jean Kerr (Hay) (of Abbotrule) (Patient)', '19 May 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4065, '[ID:4065]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr Thomson (Patient)', '19 May 1777?', 'Outgoing'),
(4066, '[ID:4066]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Dougall (Dougal)', '', '', 'Miss B Gordon (Patient)', '21 May 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4067, '[ID:4067]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Miss B Gordon (Patient), Mrs Dobbie (Patient)', '21 May 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4068, '[ID:4068]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr James Sturrock (Patient)', '24 May 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4069, '[ID:4069]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alison', '', '', 'Mr Alison (Patient)', '25 May 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4070, '[ID:4070]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Munro (Patient)', '25 May 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4071, '[ID:4071]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Professor Thomas Hamilton', '', '', 'Mrs Whytlaw (of Glasgow) (Patient)', '25 May 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4072, '[ID:4072]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr John Vans Agnew (Laird of Barnbarroch and Sheuchan [Scheuchan]) (Patient)', '25 May 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4073, '[ID:4073]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', ' Beaumont (Patient)', '26 May 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4074, '[ID:4074]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Grant (in Forres)', '', '', ' (M(rs)? or M(iss)?) (Patient)', '31 May 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4075, '[ID:4075]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Nasmith', '', '', 'Mrs Nasmith (Patient)', 'June? 1777?', 'Outgoing'),
(4076, '[ID:4076]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Earl John Hope (Lord Hopetoun, 2nd Earl of Hopetoun)', '', '', 'Earl John Hope (Lord Hopetoun, 2nd Earl of Hopetoun) (Patient)', '2 June 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4077, '[ID:4077]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Miss Gray (of â€“â€“) (Patient)', '4 June 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4078, '[ID:4078]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Grizel Maxwell (Stewart) (of Carriden)', '', '', 'Miss Jane Maxwell (Maxwell) (of Carriden) (Patient)', '9 June 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4079, '[ID:4079]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  Henry Bruce (Harry )', '', '', 'Reverend George Munro (of Farr) (Patient)', '9 June 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4080, '[ID:4080]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Earl Archibald Cochrane (9th Earl of Dundonald; Lord Dundonald)', '', '', 'Captain James Gilchrist (of Annsfield) (Patient)', '10 June 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4081, '[ID:4081]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Grizel Maxwell (Stewart) (of Carriden)', '', '', 'Miss Jane Maxwell (Maxwell) (of Carriden) (Patient)', '10 June 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4082, '[ID:4082]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr William Simson (Patient)', '11 June 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4083, '[ID:4083]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Baron George Gordon (of Gight, 11th Baron of Gight)', '', '', 'Baron George Gordon (of Gight, 11th Baron of Gight) (Patient)', '11 June 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4084, '[ID:4084]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Armstrong (Patient)', '13 June 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4085, '[ID:4085]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Countess Jane Cochrane (Stuart) (of Dundonald; Lady Dundonald) (Patient)', '16 June 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4086, '[ID:4086]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Turnbull', '', '', 'Reverend Henry Elliot (Elliott, of Beadnell and Bamburgh; at Fowberry, nr. Belford (Northumberland)) (Patient), Mrs Elliott (Elliot) (Patient)', '16 May 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4087, '[ID:4087]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Anna Allan (Wallace) (of Row)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Allan (Colquhoun) (of Row) (Patient)', '16 June 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4088, '[ID:4088]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Archibald Murray (in Kirkcaldy)', '', '', 'Mr John Hunter (of Crook(s)) (Patient), Mrs B. (Patient)', 'June 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4089, '[ID:4089]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Sturrock', '', '', 'Mr James Sturrock (Patient)', '18 June 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4090, '[ID:4090]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Dalrymple (Patient)', '19 June 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4091, '[ID:4091]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Colonel Robert or Philip? Skene (of Hallyards &amp; Pitlour)', '', '', 'Captain David Skene (Patient), Colonel Robert or Philip? Skene (of Hallyards &amp; Pitlour) (Patient)', '24 June 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4092, '[ID:4092]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Ferguson (Patient)', '26 June 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4093, '[ID:4093]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr George Hamilton', '', '', 'Miss Isabella? Agnew (of Lochnaw) (Patient)', '27 June 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4094, '[ID:4094]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Tweedie (Patient)', '1 July 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4095, '[ID:4095]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', 'Mr James Brown (Browne, Broune) (of Kilmarnock) (Patient)', '14 July 1777?', 'Outgoing'),
(4096, '[ID:4096]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr Pagan (Patient)', '5 August 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4097, '[ID:4097]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Edward Burrow (at Port Glasgow, Esq.; Collector Burrow)', '', '', 'Cornet Edward Broadley Burrow (Patient)', '5 August 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4098, '[ID:4098]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Jasper Tough', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', 'August? 1777?', 'Outgoing'),
(4099, '[ID:4099]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Laing (of Strynzia, Orkney)', '', '', 'Mr Malcolm Laing (Patient), Mr Robert Laing (Patient), Mr Samuel Laing (Patient)', 'August? 1777?', 'Outgoing'),
(4100, '[ID:4100]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Kenneth Saunders', '', '', 'Dr James Kenneth Saunders (Patient)', '11 August 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4101, '[ID:4101]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend Patrick Duff (of Old Aberdeen)', '', '', 'Mrs Henrietta Duff (Lumsden) (Henny) (Patient)', '11 August 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4102, '[ID:4102]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Andrew Erskine', '', '', 'Mr Andrew Erskine (Patient)', '11 August 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4103, '[ID:4103]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr Seward (Patient)', '12? August? 1777?', 'Outgoing'),
(4104, '[ID:4104]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Sturrock', '', '', 'Mr James Sturrock (Patient)', '14 July 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4105, '[ID:4105]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr James Sturrock (Patient)', '14 August 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4106, '[ID:4106]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr B M Adamson', '', '', 'Captain John Grey (Gray) (Patient)', '14 August 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4107, '[ID:4107]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Robert Henderson (Patient)', '15 August 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4108, '[ID:4108]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Wood (of Berwick)', '', '', 'Mr Potts (Patient), Mr Bell (Master Bell) (Patient)', '19 August 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4109, '[ID:4109]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Macpherson (Patient)', '19 August 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4110, '[ID:4110]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Hall', '', '', 'Mrs Travers (Patient)', 'August? 1787?', 'Outgoing'),
(4111, '[ID:4111]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Macdonald', '', '', 'Mr Macdonald (Patient)', '20 August 1777?', 'Outgoing'),
(4112, '[ID:4112]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Henry', '', '', 'Mr James Henry (Patient)', '20? August 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4113, '[ID:4113]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Hunter (of Crook(s))', '', '', 'Mr John Hunter (of Crook(s)) (Patient)', '20 August 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4114, '[ID:4114]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Taylor (Patient)', '25 August 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4115, '[ID:4115]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend Patrick Duff (of Old Aberdeen)', '', '', 'Mrs Henrietta Duff (Lumsden) (Henny) (Patient)', '25 August 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4116, '[ID:4116]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Henrietta Duff (Lumsden) (Henny) (Patient)', '9 July 1777?', 'Outgoing'),
(4117, '[ID:4117]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Lewis Fletcher (Patient)', '26 August 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4118, '[ID:4118]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Kirkwood Dunbar', '', '', 'Miss Kirkwood Dunbar (Patient)', '16 August 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4119, '[ID:4119]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '26 August 1777?', 'Outgoing'),
(4120, '[ID:4120]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Mrs Gordon (Patient)', '26 August 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4121, '[ID:4121]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  (Possibly identical with ID 115 John Gilchrist)', '', '', 'Mrs Riddell (Patient)', 'August? 1777?', 'Outgoing'),
(4122, '[ID:4122]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Macneil', '', '', 'Mrs Macneil (Patient)', '28 August 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4123, '[ID:4123]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Maccallaster (Patient)', '28 August 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4124, '[ID:4124]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Lord (Judge) Francis Garden (Lord Gardenston(e))', '', '', 'Lord (Judge) Francis Garden (Lord Gardenston(e)) (Patient)', 'August? 1777?', 'Outgoing'),
(4125, '[ID:4125]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Yorstoun (Yerstoun, Yorstown, Yorkston)', '', '', 'Mr Kennedy (Patient)', '30 August 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4126, '[ID:4126]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Gascoigne (Garbett) (Patient)', '1 September 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4127, '[ID:4127]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Sturrock', '', '', 'Mr James Sturrock (Patient)', '1 September 1777?', 'Outgoing'),
(4128, '[ID:4128]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Madie Hamilton', '', '', 'Miss Madie Hamilton (Patient)', '4 September 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4129, '[ID:4129]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Balderston', '', '', 'Miss Balderston (Patient)', '6 September 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4130, '[ID:4130]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Gray (Patient)', '5 September 1777?', 'Outgoing'),
(4131, '[ID:4131]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Cross', '', '', ' Cross (Patient)', '8 September 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4132, '[ID:4132]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Robert Henderson (Patient)', '6 September 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4133, '[ID:4133]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Bailley (Patient)', '10 September 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4134, '[ID:4134]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Joseph Harris', '', '', 'Mr Joseph Harris (Patient),  (a Gentleman) (Patient)', '13 September 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4135, '[ID:4135]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Frances Anna Dunlop (Wallace) (of Dunlop)', '', '', 'Mr John Vans Agnew (Laird of Barnbarroch and Sheuchan [Scheuchan]) (Patient)', '13 September 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4136, '[ID:4136]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Anna Allan (Wallace) (of Row)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Allan (Colquhoun) (of Row) (Patient)', '15 September 1777', 'Outgoing');
INSERT INTO `PROD_doc_title` (`doc_id`, `doc_id_txt`, `doc_desc`, `author`, `addressee`, `patient`, `full_date`, `document_direction`) VALUES
(4137, '[ID:4137]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Hunter (of Crook(s))', '', '', 'Mr John Hunter (of Crook(s)) (Patient)', '15 September 1777?', 'Outgoing'),
(4138, '[ID:4138]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Easton (Patient)', '15 September 1777?', 'Outgoing'),
(4139, '[ID:4139]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Hamilton (in Dumfries)', '', '', 'Miss Jeanie McMurdo (Macmurdo) (Patient)', '17 September 1777?', 'Outgoing'),
(4140, '[ID:4140]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr David Goodsir', '', '', 'Mr William Henderson (Patient)', '17 September 1777?', 'Outgoing'),
(4141, '[ID:4141]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Mrs Gordon (Patient)', '17 September 1777?', 'Outgoing'),
(4142, '[ID:4142]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs McNachtane Hunter', '', '', 'Mrs McNachtane Hunter (Patient)', '22 September 1777?', 'Outgoing'),
(4149, '[ID:4149]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Archibald Murray (in Kirkcaldy)', '', '', 'Miss Ayton (Aytoun, of Inchdarney, Inchdairnie) (Patient)', '24? September? 1777?', 'Outgoing'),
(4150, '[ID:4150]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr McAulay (Patient)', '24 September 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4151, '[ID:4151]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Lord (Judge) Robert Dundas (of Arniston)', '', '', 'Lord (Judge) Robert Dundas (of Arniston) (Patient)', '25 September 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4152, '[ID:4152]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr B M Adamson', '', '', 'Captain John Grey (Gray) (Patient)', '25 September 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4153, '[ID:4153]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Archibald Murray (in Kirkcaldy)', '', '', 'Miss Ayton (Aytoun, of Inchdarney, Inchdairnie) (Patient)', '25 September 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4154, '[ID:4154]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Alves', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '30 September 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4155, '[ID:4155]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Colonel Grant (Patient)', '1 October 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4156, '[ID:4156]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Archibald Murray (in Kirkcaldy)', '', '', 'Miss Ayton (Aytoun, of Inchdarney, Inchdairnie) (Patient)', '1 October 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4157, '[ID:4157]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr David Goodsir', '', '', 'Mr William Henderson (Patient)', '2 October 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4158, '[ID:4158]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr (at the Bush) (Patient)', '3 October 1777?', 'Outgoing'),
(4159, '[ID:4159]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Archibald Murray (in Kirkcaldy)', '', '', 'Miss Ayton (Aytoun, of Inchdarney, Inchdairnie) (Patient)', '3 October 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4160, '[ID:4160]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Matthew Dobson', '', '', 'Mr (Patient), Anonymous (Patient), Anonymous (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', 'October? 1777?', 'Outgoing'),
(4161, '[ID:4161]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Gordon (of Kennethmont) (Patient)', '3 October 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4162, '[ID:4162]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Livingston', '', '', 'Earl James Boyd Hay (15th Earl of Erroll, Lord Erroll, Lord Errol) (Patient)', '4 October 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4163, '[ID:4163]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Livingston', '', '', 'Earl James Boyd Hay (15th Earl of Erroll, Lord Erroll, Lord Errol) (Patient)', '4 October 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4164, '[ID:4164]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Earl Dunbar Douglas (Hamilton) (Lord Selkirk, 4th Earl of Selkirk)', '', '', 'Lady Mary Douglas (Patient)', '6 October 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4165, '[ID:4165]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Lady Helen Douglas (Hamilton) (Lady Selkirk)', '', '', 'Lady Mary Douglas (Patient)', '7 October? 1777?', 'Outgoing'),
(4166, '[ID:4166]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Laing (Patient)', '3 October 1777?', 'Outgoing'),
(4167, '[ID:4167]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Bell (Mr Bell of London) (Patient)', '7 October 1777?', 'Outgoing'),
(4168, '[ID:4168]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Captain Stewart (Patient)', '10 October 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4169, '[ID:4169]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Matthew Dobson', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '10 October 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4170, '[ID:4170]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Admiral Samuel Greig (Admiral Greig; Samuil Karlovich Greig) (Patient)', '8? October 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4171, '[ID:4171]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Admiral Samuel Greig (Admiral Greig; Samuil Karlovich Greig) (Patient)', '8 October 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4172, '[ID:4172]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Earl James Boyd Hay (15th Earl of Erroll, Lord Erroll, Lord Errol)', '', '', 'Earl James Boyd Hay (15th Earl of Erroll, Lord Erroll, Lord Errol) (Patient)', '20 October 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4173, '[ID:4173]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Sir Thomas Haggerston (Heaggerston, 4th Baronet) (Patient)', '20? October? 1777?', 'Outgoing'),
(4174, '[ID:4174]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr John Hunter (of Crook(s)) (Patient)', '19? October? 1777?', 'Outgoing'),
(4175, '[ID:4175]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Wemyss (of Pitkenny)', '', '', 'Mrs Donaldson (Patient)', '23 October 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4176, '[ID:4176]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Livingston', '', '', 'Mrs Gordon (Craigmil?) (Patient)', '24 October 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4177, '[ID:4177]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Archibald Murray (in Kirkcaldy)', '', '', 'Miss Ayton (Aytoun, of Inchdarney, Inchdairnie) (Patient)', '24 October 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4178, '[ID:4178]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Livingston', '', '', 'Earl James Boyd Hay (15th Earl of Erroll, Lord Erroll, Lord Errol) (Patient), Mrs Gordon (Craigmil?) (Patient)', '24 October 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4179, '[ID:4179]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Jeanie McMurdo (Macmurdo) (Patient)', '24 October 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4180, '[ID:4180]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr George Hamilton', '', '', 'Miss Jeanie McMurdo (Macmurdo) (Patient)', '21 October 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4181, '[ID:4181]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Moodie (Moody) (Patient)', '28? October? 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4182, '[ID:4182]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Home', '', '', 'Mr Heriot (of Ladykirk) (Patient)', '30? October? 1777?', 'Outgoing'),
(4183, '[ID:4183]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Douglas (Sir Alexander Douglas of Glenbervie)', '', '', 'Dr Alexander Douglas (Sir Alexander Douglas of Glenbervie) (Patient)', '28 October 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4184, '[ID:4184]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Wemyss (in Kirkcaldy)', '', '', 'Mrs Donaldson (Patient)', '3 November 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4185, '[ID:4185]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr George Carlyle', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '4 November 1777?', 'Outgoing'),
(4186, '[ID:4186]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Nicholas Thomson (at Haggerston) (Patient)', 'November? 1777?', 'Outgoing'),
(4187, '[ID:4187]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Christopher Douglas (of Kelso)', '', '', 'Mr John Hunter (of Crook(s)) (Patient)', '6 November 1777?', 'Outgoing'),
(4188, '[ID:4188]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Earl James Boyd Hay (15th Earl of Erroll, Lord Erroll, Lord Errol)', '', '', 'Earl James Boyd Hay (15th Earl of Erroll, Lord Erroll, Lord Errol) (Patient)', '10 November 1777?', 'Outgoing'),
(4189, '[ID:4189]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Walter Riddell', '', '', 'Mr Robert or Walter Riddell (Patient), Mr (Patient)', '11 November 1777?', 'Outgoing'),
(4190, '[ID:4190]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Cunnison (Cunison )', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Cunnison (Burrell or Birrell) (Cunison ) (Patient)', '20 November 1777?', 'Outgoing'),
(4191, '[ID:4191]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Taitt (Tait)', '', '', 'Mrs Margaret Thomson (Paterson) (Thompson; of Charleton) (Patient)', '4 December 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4192, '[ID:4192]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Redpath', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '5 December 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4193, '[ID:4193]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr Brown (Patient)', '9 December 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4194, '[ID:4194]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Macpherson (Patient)', '6 December 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4195, '[ID:4195]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Miss Jeanie McMurdo (Macmurdo) (Patient)', '6 December 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4196, '[ID:4196]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Livingston', '', '', 'Earl James Boyd Hay (15th Earl of Erroll, Lord Erroll, Lord Errol) (Patient)', 'December? 1777?', 'Outgoing'),
(4197, '[ID:4197]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Lady Helen Douglas (Hamilton) (Lady Selkirk)', '', '', 'Lady Mary Douglas (Patient)', '24 December 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4198, '[ID:4198]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Joseph Harris', '', '', 'Mr Joseph Harris (Patient), Miss (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '31 December 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(4199, '[ID:4199]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr (Captain Rose\'s physician)', '', '', 'Captain Rose (Patient)', '8? January? 1778?', 'Outgoing'),
(4200, '[ID:4200]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr (Mr Charles Innes\' physician)', '', '', 'Mr Charles Innes (Patient)', 'January? 1778?', 'Outgoing'),
(4201, '[ID:4201]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Short', '', '', 'Mr John Key (Kay) (Patient)', '20 January 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4202, '[ID:4202]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Reid (Patient)', '21? January? 1778?', 'Outgoing'),
(4203, '[ID:4203]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson)', '', '', 'Mrs Keir (of Wester Rhynd) (Patient)', '25 January 1778?', 'Outgoing'),
(4204, '[ID:4204]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Gavin Fullarton', '', '', 'Mrs McDonald (Patient), Mr McDonald (Patient)', '28 January 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4205, '[ID:4205]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', ' Kennedy (Patient)', '28 January 1778?', 'Outgoing'),
(4206, '[ID:4206]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr I or J MacNab (McNab)', '', '', 'Mrs Katharine MacNab (McNab) (Patient)', '29 January 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4207, '[ID:4207]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Johnstone (Johnston, at Coldstream)', '', '', 'Mr John Hunter (of Crook(s)) (Patient)', '29 January 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4208, '[ID:4208]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Short', '', '', 'Mr John Key (Kay) (Patient)', '30 January 1778?', 'Outgoing'),
(4209, '[ID:4209]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Mr William Kerr', '', '', ' Kennedy (Patient)', '8 February 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4210, '[ID:4210]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Walter Riddell', '', '', 'Earl James Boyd Hay (15th Earl of Erroll, Lord Erroll, Lord Errol) (Patient), Mrs (Patient)', '2 February 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4211, '[ID:4211]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Reverend Edward Gilhespy (Gillespie, Gillespy) (Patient)', 'February? 1778?', 'Outgoing'),
(4213, '[ID:4213]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Maccullock (Macculloch)', '', '', 'Mrs Maccullock (Macculloch) (Patient), Mrs Katharine MacNab (McNab) (Patient)', 'February? 1778?', 'Outgoing'),
(4214, '[ID:4214]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr David Brodie', '', '', 'Miss Jean Innes (Jane) (Patient)', '10 February 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4215, '[ID:4215]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Fulton (Fullton)', '', '', 'Miss Alice Bethune (of Balfour) (Patient)', '10 February 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4216, '[ID:4216]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr A. C. (Patient)', 'February 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4217, '[ID:4217]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders)', '', '', 'Mr James Orr (Patient)', '17 February 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4218, '[ID:4218]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Buchan', '', '', 'Mrs Marion Cathcart (Buchan) (of Genoch and Knockdolian; Mrs Ross ) (Patient)', '18 February 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4219, '[ID:4219]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Isabel Auchindachy (Gordon) (of Kincraigie, Lady Kincragie)', '', '', 'Miss Sarah Auchindachy (of Kincraigie) (Patient)', '18 February 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4220, '[ID:4220]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Henry Lochhead (Harry, \'Mr Logan\')', '', '', 'Mr Henry Lochhead (Harry, \'Mr Logan\') (Patient)', '21 February 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4221, '[ID:4221]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Patrick Campbell (of Raschoille; in Greenock)', '', '', 'Mr Donald Campbell (of Rudil) (Patient)', '23 February 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4222, '[ID:4222]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Anna Innes', '', '', 'Miss Jean Innes (Jane) (Patient)', '27? February? 1778?', 'Outgoing'),
(4223, '[ID:4223]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Joseph Harris', '', '', ' (a Lady) (Patient)', 'February? 1778?', 'Outgoing'),
(4224, '[ID:4224]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend Henry Elliot (Elliott, of Beadnell and Bamburgh; at Fowberry, nr. Belford (Northumberland))', '', '', 'Mrs Elliott (Elliot) (Patient)', 'February? 1778?', 'Outgoing'),
(4225, '[ID:4225]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Alexander (Patient)', 'February? 1778?', 'Outgoing'),
(4226, '[ID:4226]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Andrew Liddell (Liddle)', '', '', 'Mrs Sinclair (Patient)', '7 March 1778?', 'Outgoing'),
(4227, '[ID:4227]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Mill', '', '', 'Mr James Mill (Patient)', 'March? 1778?', 'Outgoing'),
(4228, '[ID:4228]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Anna Innes', '', '', 'Miss Jean Innes (Jane) (Patient)', '9 March 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4229, '[ID:4229]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Law (the Younger, of Elphinstone) (Patient)', '10 March 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4230, '[ID:4230]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Stephen', '', '', 'Miss Jean Innes (Jane) (Patient)', '11 March 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4231, '[ID:4231]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '13 March 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4232, '[ID:4232]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Mark Synnot', '', '', 'Mrs Susanna Synnot (Nugent) (Patient)', '14 March 1778?', 'Outgoing'),
(4233, '[ID:4233]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Livingston', '', '', 'Mrs Charlotte Gordon (Boyd) (of Wardhouse) (Patient)', '18 March 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4234, '[ID:4234]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Lidderdale (Patient)', '20 March 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4235, '[ID:4235]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Lord George Hay (\'Marquiss of Tweddale\' (Tweedale/Tweeddale))', '', '', 'Lord George Hay (\'Marquiss of Tweddale\' (Tweedale/Tweeddale)) (Patient)', '20 March 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4236, '[ID:4236]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Reverend Sherriff (Patient)', 'March? 1778?', 'Outgoing'),
(4237, '[ID:4237]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Robert Thomson (Thompson) (Patient)', '3 April 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4238, '[ID:4238]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Cumberland Reid (of Gogar Bank) (Patient)', '28 April 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4239, '[ID:4239]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Wemyss (of Pitkenny)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Beatson (Betty) (Patient)', '28 April 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4240, '[ID:4240]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', ' Thomas Fetherstonhaugh (Patient)', '1 May 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4241, '[ID:4241]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Captain Ogilvy (Patient)', '9 May 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4242, '[ID:4242]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Lewis (Patient)', 'May? 1778?', 'Outgoing'),
(4243, '[ID:4243]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Cunnison (Burrell or Birrell) (Cunison ) (Patient)', '17 May 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4244, '[ID:4244]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Captain James Maxwell (Patient)', '18 May 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4245, '[ID:4245]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Addison (Patient)', '20 May 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4246, '[ID:4246]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Dougall (Dougal)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Dougall (Dougal) (Patient)', '29 May 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4247, '[ID:4247]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr MacKenzie (Patient)', '29? May? 1778?', 'Outgoing'),
(4248, '[ID:4248]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Andrew Liddell (Liddle)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Sinclair (of Harpsdale) (Patient)', '1 June 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4249, '[ID:4249]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  Thomas Fetherstonhaugh', '', '', 'Mrs Smallwood (Patient)', 'May 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4250, '[ID:4250]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Captain Descury (d\'Escury?) (Patient)', '4 June 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4251, '[ID:4251]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Joseph Brandreth', '', '', 'Mr T Dickson (Patient)', '31? May 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4252, '[ID:4252]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Lord George Hay (\'Marquiss of Tweddale\' (Tweedale/Tweeddale))', '', '', 'Lord George Hay (\'Marquiss of Tweddale\' (Tweedale/Tweeddale)) (Patient)', '8 June 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4253, '[ID:4253]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Henry William Tytler', '', '', 'Mrs (Lady) (Patient)', '8 June 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4254, '[ID:4254]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', ' William Kerr (Lord Ancram/5th Marquis of Lothian) (Patient)', '9 June 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4255, '[ID:4255]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Logie', '', '', 'Mr Logie (Patient)', '14 June 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4256, '[ID:4256]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss B. Robertson (Patient)', '15 June 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4257, '[ID:4257]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Charles Murray', '', '', 'Mr Charles Murray (Patient)', '15 June 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4258, '[ID:4258]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Wright', '', '', 'Mr Wright (Patient)', '15 June 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4259, '[ID:4259]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Captain James Maxwell (Patient), Sir William Maxwell (of Calderwood, 5th Bt.) (Patient)', '23 June 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4260, '[ID:4260]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Patrick McIntyre', '', '', 'Mr Patrick McIntyre (Patient)', '25 June 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4261, '[ID:4261]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Were (Weir)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Were (Weir) (Patient)', '21 July 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4265, '[ID:4265]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', 'June? 1778?', 'Outgoing'),
(4267, '[ID:4267]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Bushby (Patient)', '28? June? 1778?', 'Outgoing'),
(4268, '[ID:4268]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Brown', '', '', 'Mr Brown (Patient)', '29 June 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4269, '[ID:4269]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Baron Patrick Murray (5th Lord Elibank; of Elibank)', '', '', 'Baron Patrick Murray (5th Lord Elibank; of Elibank) (Patient)', '30? June? 1778?', 'Outgoing'),
(4270, '[ID:4270]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Blackey (Patient)', '1 July 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4271, '[ID:4271]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Christie Scott (Patient)', '3 July 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4272, '[ID:4272]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Hamilton', '', '', 'Mrs Hamilton (Patient)', '4 July 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4273, '[ID:4273]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Countess Isabella Hay (Carr) (Lady Erroll, Lady Hay)', '', '', 'Countess Isabella Hay (Carr) (Lady Erroll, Lady Hay) (Patient)', '4 July 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4274, '[ID:4274]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Anne Baillie (Munro) (of Carnbrue)', '', '', 'Mrs Anne Baillie (Munro) (of Carnbrue) (Patient)', '9 July 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4275, '[ID:4275]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Copland (Coupland; of King\'s Grange)', '', '', 'Mr Glassel (Glassell) (Patient)', '24 July 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4276, '[ID:4276]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Home (Patient)', '14 July 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4277, '[ID:4277]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Captain James Maxwell', '', '', 'Captain James Maxwell (Patient)', '15 July 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4278, '[ID:4278]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Love', '', '', 'Mr John Love (Patient)', '15 July 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4279, '[ID:4279]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '20 July 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4280, '[ID:4280]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Stephen', '', '', 'Miss Isabella Shaw (Bell Shaw) (Patient)', '20 July 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4281, '[ID:4281]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Liddle (Patient)', '20? July? 1778?', 'Outgoing'),
(4282, '[ID:4282]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Porteous', '', '', 'Mrs Porteous (Patient)', '29 July 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4283, '[ID:4283]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Maclean (Patient)', '21 July 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4284, '[ID:4284]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Bushby', '', '', 'Mrs Bushby (in Dumfries) (Patient)', '29 July 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4285, '[ID:4285]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Catherine Irving (of Gribton; Katherine)', '', '', 'Miss Catherine Irving (of Gribton; Katherine) (Patient)', '29 July 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4286, '[ID:4286]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Henderson', '', '', 'Mr Henderson (Patient)', '30 July 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4287, '[ID:4287]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  Daniel Campbell', '', '', 'Mr James Murray Sutherland (Sutherland of Clyne and Pulrossie) (Patient)', 'July? 1778?', 'Outgoing'),
(4288, '[ID:4288]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Miss Campbell (Patient)', '30 July 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4289, '[ID:4289]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Mudie (Moodie)', '', '', 'Miss Swan (Patient), Mr Robert Thomson (Thompson) (Patient)', '11 August 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4290, '[ID:4290]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Irwin (Irwine, at Moss Side)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Irwin (Irwine, at Moss Side) (Patient)', '12 August 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4291, '[ID:4291]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Patrick Lindsay (Peter/Patrick) (Patient)', '13 August 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4292, '[ID:4292]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Colonel Humphrey Senhouse (Patient), Miss Senhouse (Patient),  Senhouse (Patient)', '15? August? 1778?', 'Outgoing'),
(4293, '[ID:4293]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs (Patient)', '18 August 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4294, '[ID:4294]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Elizabeth Craik (Betty Craick) (Patient)', '7? August? 1778?', 'Outgoing'),
(4295, '[ID:4295]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Skirving (Patient)', '20 August 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4296, '[ID:4296]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Stevens (Patient)', '20 August 1778?', 'Outgoing'),
(4297, '[ID:4297]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Stewart', '', '', 'Mr Robert Stewart (Patient)', '22 August 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4298, '[ID:4298]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Captain James Maxwell', '', '', 'Captain James Maxwell (Patient)', '24 August 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4299, '[ID:4299]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', ' C.D.S. (Patient)', '24 August 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4300, '[ID:4300]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow)', '', '', 'Mrs Bushby (in Dumfries) (Patient)', '26 August 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4301, '[ID:4301]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Wemyss (of Pitkenny)', '', '', 'Reverend Alexander Spears (Spiers, Speirs; of Kirkcaldy) (Patient)', '26 August 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4302, '[ID:4302]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Ensign Gordon', '', '', 'Ensign Gordon (Patient)', '1 September 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4303, '[ID:4303]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Blane', '', '', 'Mr Blane (Patient)', '2 September 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4304, '[ID:4304]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Home (Patient)', '2 September 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4305, '[ID:4305]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Corbett', '', '', 'Mrs Corbett (of Tollcross) (Patient)', '7 September 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4306, '[ID:4306]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Irwin (Irwine, at Moss Side)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Irwin (Irwine, at Moss Side) (Patient)', '8 September 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4307, '[ID:4307]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Richard Lambert', '', '', 'Miss Frances Simpson (Sympson) (Patient)', '8 September 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4309, '[ID:4309]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  J Taylor (of Bolton)', '', '', 'Mr Crompton (Patient)', '10 September 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4310, '[ID:4310]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Joseph Brandreth', '', '', 'Mr T Dickson (Patient)', '11 September 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4311, '[ID:4311]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Allan (Patient)', '11 September 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4312, '[ID:4312]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Lucy Maxwell (Gage) (of Munchies, Munches)', '', '', 'Mrs Lucy Maxwell (Gage) (of Munchies, Munches) (Patient)', '11 September 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4313, '[ID:4313]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Andrew Liddell (Liddle)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Sinclair (of Harpsdale) (Patient)', '11 September 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4314, '[ID:4314]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Scrymgeor (Patient)', '15 September 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4315, '[ID:4315]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Hamilton Inglis (of Murdist(o)un; Alexander Inglis Hamilton)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Hamilton Inglis (of Murdist(o)un; Alexander Inglis Hamilton) (Patient)', '15 September 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4316, '[ID:4316]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Richard Lambert', '', '', 'Miss Frances Simpson (Sympson) (Patient)', '20 September 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4317, '[ID:4317]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mrs Davies (Patient)', '20 September 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4318, '[ID:4318]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Heysham', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '21 September 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4319, '[ID:4319]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr John Askew (Patient)', '24 September 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4320, '[ID:4320]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr', '', '', 'Mrs Marion Cathcart (Buchan) (of Genoch and Knockdolian; Mrs Ross ) (Patient)', '25 September 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4321, '[ID:4321]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr H? Patch', '', '', 'Mrs (Patient)', '29 September 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4322, '[ID:4322]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Miss Elizabeth Charlotte? Balmain (Patient)', '3 October 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4323, '[ID:4323]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr A Bruce (Patient)', '5 October 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4324, '[ID:4324]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Princess Yekaterina Romanovna Dashkova (Vorontsova) (Ekaterina, Catherine; Vorontsova-Dashkova) (Patient)', 'October? 1778?', 'Outgoing'),
(4325, '[ID:4325]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Hutchinson', '', '', 'Mr A Bruce (Patient)', '13 October 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4326, '[ID:4326]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Matthew Bell (Patient)', 'October? 1778?', 'Outgoing'),
(4327, '[ID:4327]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend James Hay (of Dyce)', '', '', 'Mrs Katherine Hay (Robertson) (Patient)', '23 October 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4328, '[ID:4328]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Captain D S', '', '', 'Captain D S (Patient)', '24 October 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4329, '[ID:4329]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Short', '', '', 'Mr Charles Addison (Patient)', '26 October 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4330, '[ID:4330]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Charles Mill (of Montrose) (Patient)', '28? October? 1778?', 'Outgoing'),
(4331, '[ID:4331]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Hozier (Patient)', '10 November 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4332, '[ID:4332]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Alves', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Fraser (of Culduthill, Culduthell; 6th of Culduthel) (Patient)', '11 November 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4333, '[ID:4333]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Short', '', '', 'Mr Charles Addison (Patient)', '11 November 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4334, '[ID:4334]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr McRedie', '', '', ' (A Young Lady) (Patient)', '13 November 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4335, '[ID:4335]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  David Christie', '', '', ' James Johnstone (Patient)', '16 November 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4336, '[ID:4336]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs A B (Patient)', '17 November 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4337, '[ID:4337]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Mudie (Moodie)', '', '', 'Mr Scott (of Crigie) (Patient)', '18 November 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4338, '[ID:4338]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  J Taylor (of Bolton)', '', '', 'Mr Crompton (Patient)', '19 November 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4339, '[ID:4339]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Mudie (Moodie)', '', '', 'Mrs Henderson (Patient)', '23 November 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4340, '[ID:4340]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Sir John Pringle', '', '', 'Mr John Pringle (Patient)', '23 November 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4341, '[ID:4341]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Dingwall (Dingwal) (Patient)', '25? November? 1778?', 'Outgoing'),
(4342, '[ID:4342]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Provost John Campbell (Coates) (of Clathick and Killermont)', '', '', 'Mrs Agnes Campbell (Colquhoun) (of Clathick and Killermont) (Patient)', '24 November 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4343, '[ID:4343]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr David Goodsir', '', '', 'Mrs Margaret Thomson (Paterson) (Thompson; of Charleton) (Patient)', '25 November 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4344, '[ID:4344]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  Betty Nasmith (Nasmyth)', '', '', ' Betty Nasmith (Nasmyth) (Patient)', '27 November 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4345, '[ID:4345]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs E. Caithness', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '27? November 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4346, '[ID:4346]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Frances Simpson (Sympson) (Patient)', '3 December 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4347, '[ID:4347]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Corney (Patient)', 'December 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4348, '[ID:4348]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Reverend James (?) Gillies (Patient)', '7 December 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4349, '[ID:4349]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Irwin (Irwine, at Moss Side)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Irwin (Irwine, at Moss Side) (Patient)', '15 December 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4350, '[ID:4350]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Provost John Campbell (Coates) (of Clathick and Killermont)', '', '', 'Mrs Agnes Campbell (Colquhoun) (of Clathick and Killermont) (Patient)', '15 December 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4351, '[ID:4351]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Charles Fleming (Fleeming; of Montgomeryfield)', '', '', 'Miss Semple (Simple) (Patient)', '18 December 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4352, '[ID:4352]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend Henry Elliot (Elliott, of Beadnell and Bamburgh; at Fowberry, nr. Belford (Northumberland))', '', '', 'Reverend Henry Elliot (Elliott, of Beadnell and Bamburgh; at Fowberry, nr. Belford (Northumberland)) (Patient)', '19 December 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4353, '[ID:4353]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Dingwall (Dingwal)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Dingwall (Dingwal) (Patient)', '19 December 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4354, '[ID:4354]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr James Murray (of Broughton) (Patient)', '19 December 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4355, '[ID:4355]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr (A.B.) (Patient)', '26 December 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4356, '[ID:4356]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Were (Weir) (Patient)', '31 December 1778', 'Outgoing'),
(4357, '[ID:4357]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', ' (Lady at Hamburgh) (Patient)', '1 January 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4358, '[ID:4358]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Mudie (Moodie)', '', '', 'Mrs Henderson (Patient)', '5 January 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4359, '[ID:4359]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Charles Fleming (Fleeming; of Montgomeryfield)', '', '', 'Miss Semple (Simple) (Patient)', '2 January 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4360, '[ID:4360]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Reverend Joseph Munro (of Edderton) (Patient)', '12 January 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4361, '[ID:4361]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Heysham', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Irwin (Irwine, at Moss Side) (Patient)', '11 January 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4362, '[ID:4362]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Sir Eyre Coote (Lieutenant-General, Knight) (Patient)', '13 January 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4363, '[ID:4363]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Captain James Maxwell', '', '', 'Captain James Maxwell (Patient)', '13 January 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4364, '[ID:4364]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs I. Stephenson (Patient)', '20 January 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4365, '[ID:4365]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  John Ravenscroft', '', '', 'Miss Miller (Millar) (Patient)', '20 January 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4366, '[ID:4366]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Frances Simpson (Sympson) (Patient)', '20 January 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4367, '[ID:4367]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss (A.B.) (Patient)', '22 January 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4368, '[ID:4368]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs E. Caithness', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '25 January 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4369, '[ID:4369]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Robert Menzies (of Dura )', '', '', 'Mr Symson (of Brunton) (Patient)', '27 January 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4370, '[ID:4370]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Sir Adolphus (James) Oughton (Dickenson) (Patient)', '28 January 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4371, '[ID:4371]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Freke (Patient)', '28 January 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4372, '[ID:4372]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Hope', '', '', 'Captain Green (Patient)', '2 February 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4373, '[ID:4373]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr James Waugh (Patient)', '3 February 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4374, '[ID:4374]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Everard McIntyre', '', '', 'Mr Craufuird (Craufurd, of Ardmilland) (Patient)', '8 February 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4375, '[ID:4375]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Charles Addison', '', '', 'Mr Charles Addison (Patient)', '8 February 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4376, '[ID:4376]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Main (Patient)', '8 February 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4377, '[ID:4377]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Heysham', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Irwin (Irwine, at Moss Side) (Patient)', '14 February 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4378, '[ID:4378]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss \n Russell (Y. Z.) (Patient)', '17 February 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4379, '[ID:4379]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Charles Fleming (Fleeming; of Montgomeryfield)', '', '', 'Miss Semple (Simple) (Patient)', '18 February 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4380, '[ID:4380]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Clark (Clerke, Clarke) (Patient)', '20 February 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4381, '[ID:4381]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr John Buchanan (at Kirkudbright) (Patient)', '22 February 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4382, '[ID:4382]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr John Gray (Patient)', 'February? 1779?', 'Outgoing'),
(4383, '[ID:4383]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Clerk (Clarke; Clerke; of Mavisbank)', '', '', 'Colonel George Clerk (Clarke, Clark) (Patient)', '24 February 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4384, '[ID:4384]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  George McCallum', '', '', 'Mrs Davison (Davidson) (Patient)', '25 February 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4385, '[ID:4385]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Hamilton Inglis (of Murdist(o)un; Alexander Inglis Hamilton)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Hamilton Inglis (of Murdist(o)un; Alexander Inglis Hamilton) (Patient)', '1 March 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4386, '[ID:4386]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Mudie (Moodie)', '', '', 'Mrs Henderson (Patient)', '3 March 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4387, '[ID:4387]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Mack', '', '', 'Mr Ancrum (Patient)', '4? March 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4388, '[ID:4388]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend Alexander Coull', '', '', 'Reverend Alexander Coull (Patient)', '10 March 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4389, '[ID:4389]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Short', '', '', 'Mr Charles Addison (Patient)', '18 March 1779?', 'Outgoing'),
(4390, '[ID:4390]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Earl Dunbar Douglas (Hamilton) (Lord Selkirk, 4th Earl of Selkirk) (Patient)', '22 March 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4391, '[ID:4391]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Archibald Nisbet (Patient)', '22 March 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4392, '[ID:4392]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Irwin (Irwine, at Moss Side)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Irwin (Irwine, at Moss Side) (Patient)', '22 March 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4393, '[ID:4393]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Lord (Judge) Robert McQueen (of Braxfield; Lord Braxfield) (Patient)', '22 March 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4394, '[ID:4394]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Douglas (Sir Alexander Douglas of Glenbervie)', '', '', 'Mrs Fletcher (Patient)', '23 March 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4395, '[ID:4395]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Andrew Shennan (of Stranraer)', '', '', 'Mr Andrew Shennan (of Stranraer) (Patient)', 'March? 1779?', 'Outgoing'),
(4396, '[ID:4396]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Roger Hog (of Newliston) (Patient)', '27 March 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4397, '[ID:4397]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Dingwall (Dingwal)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Dingwall (Dingwal) (Patient)', '30 March 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4398, '[ID:4398]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Ross', '', '', 'Mr Knox (Patient)', '31 March 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4399, '[ID:4399]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Mack', '', '', 'Mr Ancrum (Patient)', '31 March 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4400, '[ID:4400]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Laurence Edmonston (Edmonstone)', '', '', 'Mrs Janet Scott (Sanderson) (Patient)', '1 April 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4401, '[ID:4401]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Walter Seton (Patient)', '1 April 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4402, '[ID:4402]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Everard McIntyre', '', '', 'Mr Craufuird (Craufurd, of Ardmilland) (Patient)', 'April? 1779?', 'Outgoing'),
(4403, '[ID:4403]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Bruce', '', '', 'Mr William Bruce (Patient)', '3 April 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4404, '[ID:4404]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Abernethie', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '7 April 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4405, '[ID:4405]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Mack', '', '', 'Mr Ancrum (Patient)', '6 April 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4406, '[ID:4406]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Hamilton Inglis (of Murdist(o)un; Alexander Inglis Hamilton)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Hamilton Inglis (of Murdist(o)un; Alexander Inglis Hamilton) (Patient)', '9 April 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4407, '[ID:4407]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Edward Gallon (Patient)', '10 April 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4408, '[ID:4408]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Abernethie', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '10? April 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4409, '[ID:4409]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr John Ord (Orde, of Weetwood) (Patient)', '10? April? 1779?', 'Outgoing'),
(4410, '[ID:4410]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Ord (Orde, of Weetwood)', '', '', 'Mr Wilson (Patient)', '10? April? 1779?', 'Outgoing'),
(4411, '[ID:4411]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Cheyne (Chiene) (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '13 April 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4412, '[ID:4412]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Gordon (Patient)', '14 April 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4413, '[ID:4413]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Hamilton Inglis (of Murdist(o)un; Alexander Inglis Hamilton)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Hamilton Inglis (of Murdist(o)un; Alexander Inglis Hamilton) (Patient)', '20 April 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4414, '[ID:4414]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend John Wilson Harrison', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '20 April 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4415, '[ID:4415]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Irwin (Irwine, at Moss Side)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Irwin (Irwine, at Moss Side) (Patient)', '20 April 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4416, '[ID:4416]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr James Donaldson (Patient)', '23 April 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4417, '[ID:4417]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr John Wemyss (Patient)', '26 April 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4418, '[ID:4418]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend John Mudie (of Portmoak)', '', '', 'Miss Emily Clephan (Patient)', '30 April 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4419, '[ID:4419]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Ord (Orde, of Weetwood)', '', '', 'Miss Sarah? Ord (Orde, of Weetwood) (Patient), Mr Wilson (Patient)', '30 April 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4420, '[ID:4420]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Wightman', '', '', 'Mrs Grieve (Patient)', '1 May 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4421, '[ID:4421]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Reverend John Henry (Patient)', '3 May 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4422, '[ID:4422]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Brown (Patient)', '4 May 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4423, '[ID:4423]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss \n Russell (Y. Z.) (Patient)', '5 May 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4424, '[ID:4424]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Hamilton Inglis (of Murdist(o)un; Alexander Inglis Hamilton)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Hamilton Inglis (of Murdist(o)un; Alexander Inglis Hamilton) (Patient)', '6 May 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4425, '[ID:4425]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Mitchell', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Wright (Patient)', '12 May 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4426, '[ID:4426]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Henry Richardson', '', '', 'Mr Edward Gallon (Patient), Mr Brougham (Patient)', '13 May 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4427, '[ID:4427]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Ebenezer Jacob', '', '', 'Mr (Patient), Reverend Richard Lettrente (Patient)', '13 May 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4428, '[ID:4428]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Schaw (Shaw) (Patient)', '13 May 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4429, '[ID:4429]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Wightman', '', '', 'Mrs Grieve (Patient)', '15 May 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4430, '[ID:4430]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Ogilvie (Ogilvy) (Patient)', '17 May 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4431, '[ID:4431]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Wallace', '', '', 'Mr Arthur Robertson (Patient)', '19 May 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4432, '[ID:4432]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr F Russell', '', '', 'Miss \n Russell (Y. Z.) (Patient)', '19 May 1779', 'Outgoing');
INSERT INTO `PROD_doc_title` (`doc_id`, `doc_id_txt`, `doc_desc`, `author`, `addressee`, `patient`, `full_date`, `document_direction`) VALUES
(4437, '[ID:4437]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Sir James Dunbar (of Mochrum, 3rd Bt.) (Patient)', '19 May 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4438, '[ID:4438]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Wightman', '', '', 'Mrs Grieve (Patient)', '22 May 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4439, '[ID:4439]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Hamilton Inglis (of Murdist(o)un; Alexander Inglis Hamilton)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Hamilton Inglis (of Murdist(o)un; Alexander Inglis Hamilton) (Patient)', 'May? 1779?', 'Outgoing'),
(4440, '[ID:4440]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Agnes Maxwell (Patient)', '26 May 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4441, '[ID:4441]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Neilson (Nielson, of Paisley) (Patient)', '26 May 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4442, '[ID:4442]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Richard Dixon (Dickson)', '', '', 'Mr John Senhouse (Patient)', '28 May 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4443, '[ID:4443]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr John Freeland (Patient)', '28 May 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4444, '[ID:4444]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Gordon', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Gordon (Patient)', '28 May 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4445, '[ID:4445]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Katherine Gillon (Agnew) (Gillean; of Wallhouse  )', '', '', 'Mr Frank Cunningham (Cunninghame) (Patient)', '28 May 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4446, '[ID:4446]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Gaffney (Patient)', '29 May 1779?', 'Outgoing'),
(4447, '[ID:4447]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr John Buchanan (at Kirkudbright) (Patient)', '2 June 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4448, '[ID:4448]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr', '', '', 'Mr Beattie (Patient)', '2 June 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4449, '[ID:4449]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr William Bruce (Patient)', '3 June 1779?', 'Outgoing'),
(4450, '[ID:4450]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Ann Hope Grant', '', '', 'Mrs Ogilvie (Ogilvy) (Patient)', '3 June 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4451, '[ID:4451]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Schaw (Shaw) (Patient)', '4 June 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4452, '[ID:4452]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Rutter (Patient)', '4 June 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4453, '[ID:4453]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr I. Taylor', '', '', 'Miss Margaret Neilson (Peggy) (Patient)', '9 June 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4454, '[ID:4454]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Dingwall (Dingwal) (Patient)', '10 June 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4455, '[ID:4455]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Reverend John Henry (Patient)', '14 June 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4456, '[ID:4456]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Henry Richardson', '', '', 'Mr Brougham (Patient)', '15 June 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4457, '[ID:4457]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Edward Gallon (Patient)', '15 June 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4458, '[ID:4458]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Browne (Patient)', '16 June 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4459, '[ID:4459]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Patrick Scott', '', '', 'Miss Anna Betham (Annie) (Patient)', '17 June 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4460, '[ID:4460]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr John Napier (of Balikinrain) (Patient)', '20 June 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4461, '[ID:4461]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '21 June 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4462, '[ID:4462]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr David Maclean (Mclean, McClean)', '', '', 'Mr David Maclean (Mclean, McClean) (Patient)', '22 June 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4463, '[ID:4463]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Jeffray (Jaffray) (Patient)', '22 June 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4464, '[ID:4464]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Mackenzie (Patient)', '22 June 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4465, '[ID:4465]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Robert Wood', '', '', 'Lord John Gray (11th Lord Gray) (Patient)', 'June? 1779?', 'Outgoing'),
(4466, '[ID:4466]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Robert Wood', '', '', 'Lady Margaret Gray (Blair) (Grey; Honble Lady Gray) (Patient)', '26 June 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4467, '[ID:4467]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr I. Taylor', '', '', 'Mr Robert Neilson (Nielson, of Paisley) (Patient), Miss Margaret Neilson (Peggy) (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '28 June 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4468, '[ID:4468]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Moyse (Patient)', '29 June 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4469, '[ID:4469]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr David Wemyss', '', '', 'Miss Kerr (Patient)', 'June? 1779?', 'Outgoing'),
(4470, '[ID:4470]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Mitchell', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Wright (Patient)', '9 July 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4471, '[ID:4471]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Captain James Maxwell (Patient), Sir William Maxwell (of Calderwood, 5th Bt.) (Patient)', '9 July 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4472, '[ID:4472]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Captain James Maxwell (Patient)', 'July? 1779?', 'Outgoing'),
(4473, '[ID:4473]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr William McDowall (Macdowall, McDoual, McDowal, McDouall) (Patient)', '13 July 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4474, '[ID:4474]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Cokayne (Cocayne)', '', '', 'Mrs Cokayne (Patient)', '13 July 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4475, '[ID:4475]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr David Wemyss', '', '', 'Miss Kerr (Patient)', '14 July 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4476, '[ID:4476]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Patrick Scott', '', '', 'Miss Anna Betham (Annie) (Patient)', '14 July 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4477, '[ID:4477]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Patrick Home (of Wedderburn and Billie) (Patient)', '16 July 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4478, '[ID:4478]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', ' William Borthwick (the Younger) (Patient)', '19 July 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4479, '[ID:4479]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Jeffray (Jaffray) (Patient)', '19 July 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4480, '[ID:4480]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr John McKie (Junior) (Patient)', '22 July 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4481, '[ID:4481]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Campbell (Patient)', 'July? 1779?', 'Outgoing'),
(4482, '[ID:4482]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Corner', '', '', 'Miss Corner (Patient)', '30 July 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4483, '[ID:4483]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Hamilton', '', '', 'Mrs Paterson (Patient)', 'July? 1779?', 'Outgoing'),
(4484, '[ID:4484]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Norris (Patient)', '1 August 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4485, '[ID:4485]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '3 August 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4486, '[ID:4486]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson)', '', '', 'Mr Gillies (Patient)', '3 August 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4487, '[ID:4487]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  John Whyte', '', '', 'Mr John Brodie (Patient)', '3 August 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4488, '[ID:4488]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Margaret Logie (in Shetland) (Patient)', '3 August 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4489, '[ID:4489]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Duke Buccleugh (Lord, Buccleuch)', '', '', 'Duke Buccleugh (Lord, Buccleuch) (Patient)', '9 August 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4490, '[ID:4490]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Mack', '', '', 'Miss Moodie (Moody) (Patient)', '23 August 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4491, '[ID:4491]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr David Wemyss', '', '', 'Miss Kerr (Patient)', '24 August 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4492, '[ID:4492]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Aitoun (Patient)', '24 August 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4493, '[ID:4493]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '25 August 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4494, '[ID:4494]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Arthur Gair', '', '', 'Mr George Hall (in Alnwick) (Patient)', '26 August 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4495, '[ID:4495]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Arthur Gair', '', '', 'Mr George Hall (in Alnwick) (Patient)', '26 August 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4496, '[ID:4496]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Cokayne (Cocayne)', '', '', 'Mrs Cokayne (Patient)', '26 August 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4497, '[ID:4497]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Knott (Ford) (Knot) (Patient)', 'August? 1779?', 'Outgoing'),
(4498, '[ID:4498]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Ford (Patient)', 'August? 1779?', 'Outgoing'),
(4499, '[ID:4499]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr David Goodsir', '', '', 'Mrs Margaret Thomson (Paterson) (Thompson; of Charleton) (Patient)', '31 August 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4500, '[ID:4500]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Timothy Kirby (Kirkby)', '', '', 'Mr K. (Patient)', '31 August 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4501, '[ID:4501]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr George Knott', '', '', 'Mrs Knott (Ford) (Knot) (Patient), Miss Ford (Patient)', '1 September 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4502, '[ID:4502]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Wilson', '', '', 'Mr J Tucker (of Greenock) (Patient)', '4 September 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4503, '[ID:4503]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Wemyss (of Pitkenny)', '', '', 'Mr John Brodie (Patient)', '4 September 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4504, '[ID:4504]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Stevenson (Stephenson) (Patient)', '8 September 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4505, '[ID:4505]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Watt (McCall) (of Stranraer) (Patient)', '8 September 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4506, '[ID:4506]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Maxwell', '', '', 'Captain James Maxwell (Patient)', '8 September 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4507, '[ID:4507]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Watt (McCall) (of Stranraer) (Patient)', '10 September 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4508, '[ID:4508]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Mather (Patient)', '20 September 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4509, '[ID:4509]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Rae (Patient)', '23 September 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4510, '[ID:4510]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr George Knott', '', '', 'Mrs Knott (Ford) (Knot) (Patient), Miss Ford (Patient)', '24 September 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4511, '[ID:4511]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Wallace', '', '', 'Mr Arthur Robertson (Patient), Mr John Napier (of Balikinrain) (Patient)', '24 September 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4512, '[ID:4512]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Arthur Gair', '', '', 'Mr Hall (Patient)', '24 September 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4513, '[ID:4513]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Buchan', '', '', 'Mr A Davidson (Patient)', '29 September 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4514, '[ID:4514]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  Lachlan Campbell (Lauchlan Campbell)', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Farquharson (Campbell) (Polly) (Patient)', '1 October 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4515, '[ID:4515]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  John Whyte', '', '', 'Mr John Brodie (Patient)', '5 October 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4516, '[ID:4516]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Greigson', '', '', 'Miss (Patient)', '9 October 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4517, '[ID:4517]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', 'Miss Rebecca Glassford (Beckie) (Patient)', '12 October 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4518, '[ID:4518]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  William Kerr', '', '', ' William Kerr (Patient)', '21? September? 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4519, '[ID:4519]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  H.A. Bryan', '', '', ' Bryan (H.A. Bryan\'s father) (Patient)', '15 October 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4520, '[ID:4520]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Lionel Campbell', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Farquharson (Campbell) (Polly) (Patient)', '16 October 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4521, '[ID:4521]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John McKie (Junior)', '', '', 'Mr John McKie (Junior) (Patient)', 'October? 1779?', 'Outgoing'),
(4522, '[ID:4522]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Robert Marshall', '', '', 'Miss Young (Younge) (Patient)', '18 October 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4523, '[ID:4523]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr George Knott', '', '', 'Mrs Knott (Ford) (Knot) (Patient)', '20 October 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4524, '[ID:4524]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Campbell (of Dalnish) (Patient)', '20 October 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4525, '[ID:4525]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Campbell (Patient)', 'October? 1779?', 'Outgoing'),
(4526, '[ID:4526]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Short', '', '', 'Mr Charles Addison (Patient)', '21 October 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4527, '[ID:4527]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr John McKie (Junior) (Patient)', '26 October 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4528, '[ID:4528]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Cokayne (Cocayne)', '', '', 'Mrs Cokayne (Patient)', '26 October 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4529, '[ID:4529]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Miss Sheriff (Patient)', '1 November 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4530, '[ID:4530]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Captain Robertson (Patient)', '2 November 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4531, '[ID:4531]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Brughan (Patient)', '4 November 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4532, '[ID:4532]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Forster (Grieve) (Patient)', '6 November 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4533, '[ID:4533]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Archibald Mitchell', '', '', 'Miss Mitchell (Patient)', '6 November 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4534, '[ID:4534]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr John Pearson (Patient)', '11 November 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4535, '[ID:4535]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr William McDowall (Macdowall, McDoual, McDowal, McDouall) (Patient)', '12 November 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4536, '[ID:4536]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Walker', '', '', 'Miss Mitchell (Patient)', '14 November 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4537, '[ID:4537]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Burnet (Patient)', '15 November 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4538, '[ID:4538]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Thorburn (Patient)', '15 November 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4539, '[ID:4539]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Stewart (Patient)', '15 November 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4540, '[ID:4540]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Farquharson', '', '', 'Miss Amelia Farquharson (of Invercauld) (Patient)', '21 November 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4541, '[ID:4541]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Short', '', '', 'Mr John Pearson (Patient)', '23 November 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4542, '[ID:4542]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Commissioner James Buchanan (Provost Buchanan; formerly of Drumpellier) (Patient)', '25 November 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4543, '[ID:4543]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Murison (of Naughton) (Patient)', '26 November 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4544, '[ID:4544]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Amelia Clephane (Clephan) (Patient)', '28 November 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4545, '[ID:4545]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Murdoch (Patient)', '28 November 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4546, '[ID:4546]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Hamilton', '', '', 'Mrs Paterson (Patient)', '29 November 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4547, '[ID:4547]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', 'Miss Rebecca Glassford (Beckie) (Patient)', '30 November 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4548, '[ID:4548]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Farquharson', '', '', 'Miss Amelia Farquharson (of Invercauld) (Patient)', '3 December 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4549, '[ID:4549]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Roger Stevenson (Esq.)', '', '', ' Roger Stevenson (Junior) (Roger Stevenson Junior) (Patient)', '7 December 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4550, '[ID:4550]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Paterson (Patient)', '13 December 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4551, '[ID:4551]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Neilson (Nielson, of Paisley) (Patient)', '13 December 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4552, '[ID:4552]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Frances Fortescue', '', '', 'Mrs Frances Fortescue (Patient)', '13 December 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4553, '[ID:4553]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Livingston', '', '', 'Mrs Innes (of Muiriefauld, Muiryfold) (Patient), Mrs Janet MacLean (MacLeod or McLeod?) (McLean; of Coll) (Patient)', '15 December 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4554, '[ID:4554]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr McNaughtan Hunter (MacNachtan Hunter; MacNaughtane Hunter)', '', '', 'Mr Law (Patient)', '17 December 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4555, '[ID:4555]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend Edward Gilhespy (Gillespie, Gillespy)', '', '', 'Reverend Edward Gilhespy (Gillespie, Gillespy) (Patient)', '20 December 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4556, '[ID:4556]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John McKie (Junior)', '', '', 'Mr John McKie (Junior) (Patient)', '21 December 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(4557, '[ID:4557]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Smith (of Barnard Castle) (Patient)', '1 January 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(4558, '[ID:4558]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Frances Fortescue', '', '', 'Mrs Frances Fortescue (Patient)', '1 January 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(4559, '[ID:4559]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Gillies (Patient)', '3 January 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(4560, '[ID:4560]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Captain Robertson', '', '', 'Captain Robertson (Patient)', '3 January 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(4561, '[ID:4561]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Rowand', '', '', 'Mr John Rowand (Patient)', '5 January 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(4562, '[ID:4562]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr', '', '', 'Mr Malcolm (Patient)', '5 January 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(4563, '[ID:4563]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '6 January 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(4564, '[ID:4564]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Smith (of Barnard Castle) (Patient)', '6 January 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(4565, '[ID:4565]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Benjamin Steuart (Patient)', '15 January 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(4566, '[ID:4566]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', 'Dr William Millar (Miller; of Walkinshaw) (Patient)', '19 January 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(4567, '[ID:4567]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Joseph Clarke (Clark)', '', '', 'Reverend Charles Caldwell (of Artrea) (Patient)', '22 January 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(4568, '[ID:4568]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Frances Fortescue', '', '', 'Mrs Frances Fortescue (Patient)', '22 January 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(4569, '[ID:4569]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Neilson (Nielson, of Paisley) (Patient), Mrs Macclaw (MacLaw, Mclaws) (Patient)', '22 January 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(4570, '[ID:4570]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Wells', '', '', 'Dr Thomas Wells (Patient)', '22 January 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(4571, '[ID:4571]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Lionel Campbell', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Farquharson (Campbell) (Polly) (Patient)', 'January? 1780?', 'Outgoing'),
(4572, '[ID:4572]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Richard Lambert', '', '', 'Miss Mary Peareth (Pearith, Peariths) (Patient), Miss Barbara Peareth (Pearith) (Patient), Miss Henrietta Peareth (Patient)', 'February? 1780?', 'Outgoing'),
(4573, '[ID:4573]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  William Steuart Barclay (Stewart Barclay)', '', '', ' Henry Steuart Barclay (of Coltness) (Patient)', '7 February 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(4574, '[ID:4574]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr David Watson', '', '', 'Captain John Guise (Patient)', '18 February 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(4575, '[ID:4575]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr A. Scott', '', '', 'Mr Furnese (Patient)', '10 February 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(4576, '[ID:4576]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Lionel Campbell', '', '', 'Miss (Patient)', '14 February 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(4577, '[ID:4577]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Captain Hook (Patient)', '16 February 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(4578, '[ID:4578]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr MacDuff (Patient)', '16 February 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(4579, '[ID:4579]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr Watson (Patient)', '19 February 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(4580, '[ID:4580]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Govan (Gowan)', '', '', 'Mr James Dalgliesh (of Scotscraig) (Patient)', '20 February 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(4581, '[ID:4581]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr George Knott', '', '', 'Mrs Knott (Ford) (Knot) (Patient)', '1 March? 1780?', 'Outgoing'),
(4582, '[ID:4582]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Craig (Patient)', '3 March 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(4583, '[ID:4583]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Murray Sutherland (Sutherland of Clyne and Pulrossie)', '', '', 'Mr James Murray Sutherland (Sutherland of Clyne and Pulrossie) (Patient)', 'March? 1780?', 'Outgoing'),
(4584, '[ID:4584]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Copland (Coupland; of King\'s Grange)', '', '', 'Mrs Ann Hamilton (Craik) (of Aldershaw) (Patient), Mr William McDowall (Macdowall, McDoual, McDowal, McDouall) (Patient)', '25 March 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(4585, '[ID:4585]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Hugh Rose (of Brea and Broadley)', '', '', 'Mr Urquhart (Patient)', '15 March 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(4586, '[ID:4586]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Lady Elizabeth Ramsay (Glen) (Countess of Dalhousie) (Patient)', '16 March 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(4587, '[ID:4587]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Craig (Patient)', '21 March 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(4588, '[ID:4588]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Henry Richardson', '', '', 'Mrs Isabella Widdrington (Forster) (Isabel) (Patient)', '23 March 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(4589, '[ID:4589]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Stamford (Hon. Mrs Stamford) (Patient)', '23 March 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(4590, '[ID:4590]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Robert Saunders', '', '', 'Mr Innes (of Muriefold/Muirfauld/Muiriefaulds) (Patient)', 'April? 1780?', 'Outgoing'),
(4591, '[ID:4591]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Craig (Patient)', '3 April 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(4593, '[ID:4593]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '1776?', 'Outgoing'),
(4594, '[ID:4594]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Furie (Furye) (Patient)', 'April? 1780?', 'Outgoing'),
(4599, '[ID:4599]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Frances Anna Dunlop (Wallace) (of Dunlop)', '', '', 'Mr John Dunlop (of Dunlop) (Patient), Mrs Frances Anna Dunlop (Wallace) (of Dunlop) (Patient)', '1 April 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4600, '[ID:4600]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders)', '', '', 'Mr John Dunlop (of Dunlop) (Patient)', '1 April 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4601, '[ID:4601]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Alston (Patient)', '1 April 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4602, '[ID:4602]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', 'Miss Jean Campbell (Jeanie; Campbell-Colquohoun) (Patient)', '1 April 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4603, '[ID:4603]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Earl George Ramsay (8th Earl of Dalhousie) (Patient)', '3 April 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4604, '[ID:4604]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Lucy Maxwell (Gage) (of Munchies, Munches)', '', '', 'Mrs Lucy Maxwell (Gage) (of Munchies, Munches) (Patient)', '2 April 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4605, '[ID:4605]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Miss Mary Peareth (Pearith, Peariths) (Patient), Miss Barbara Peareth (Pearith) (Patient)', '5 April 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4606, '[ID:4606]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Andrew Wilson', '', '', 'Mr Duncan (Patient)', '4 April 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4607, '[ID:4607]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Amelia Clephane (Clephan) (Patient)', '6 April 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4608, '[ID:4608]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Jane Pearson', '', '', 'Miss Hannah Pearson (Patient)', '6 April 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4609, '[ID:4609]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Alexander? Dun (Patient)', '8 April 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4611, '[ID:4611]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Colin Ross', '', '', 'Mr John Parish (J.P.; Mr P.) (Patient)', '14 April 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4612, '[ID:4612]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders)', '', '', 'Mr John Dunlop (of Dunlop) (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '16 April 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4613, '[ID:4613]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Miss Mary Peareth (Pearith, Peariths) (Patient)', '16 April 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4614, '[ID:4614]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Corner (Patient)', '16 April 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4615, '[ID:4615]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Miss Margaret Home (Hume, of Jordanfield; Miss Home of Branxton) (Patient), Mr Melvill (Patient)', '18 April 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4616, '[ID:4616]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '21 April 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4617, '[ID:4617]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Inglis', '', '', 'Mr Robert Watt ( of Wood End) (Patient)', '21 April 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4618, '[ID:4618]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '21 April 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4619, '[ID:4619]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Miss Balvaird (Patient)', '21 April 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4620, '[ID:4620]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs M. B. (Patient)', '26 April 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4621, '[ID:4621]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Earl George Ramsay (8th Earl of Dalhousie)', '', '', 'Earl George Ramsay (8th Earl of Dalhousie) (Patient)', '28 April 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4622, '[ID:4622]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Dunbar (of Forres) (Patient)', '30 April 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4623, '[ID:4623]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Miss Mary Peareth (Pearith, Peariths) (Patient)', '1 May 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4624, '[ID:4624]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Blackwell', '', '', 'Mr Blackwell (Patient)', '4 May 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4625, '[ID:4625]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Hugh Dougall (Dougal)', '', '', 'Miss Anna Shaw (Patient)', '5 May 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4626, '[ID:4626]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Colonel George Clerk (Clarke, Clark) (Patient)', '7 May 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4627, '[ID:4627]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Alston (Patient)', '8 May 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4628, '[ID:4628]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Blackwell', '', '', 'Mr Blackwell (Patient)', '8 May 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4629, '[ID:4629]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Fuller', '', '', 'Mr Boog (Bogue) (Patient)', '10 May 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4630, '[ID:4630]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr George Swan (Patient)', '14 May 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4631, '[ID:4631]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Anderson (Patient)', '15 May 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4632, '[ID:4632]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Miss Corner (Patient)', '20 May 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4633, '[ID:4633]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr M Baillie (Patient)', '22 May 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4634, '[ID:4634]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Heysham', '', '', 'Dr Thomas Percy (Bishop of Dromore) (Patient)', '24 May 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4635, '[ID:4635]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', 'Mrs Amelia Murdoch (Campbell) (Patient)', '24 May 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4636, '[ID:4636]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Frances Anna Dunlop (Wallace) (of Dunlop)', '', '', 'Mr John Dunlop (of Dunlop) (Patient), Mrs Susan Henri (Wallace-Dunlop) (Miss Susie Wallace-Dunlop) (Patient)', '14 May 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4637, '[ID:4637]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  Robert', '', '', 'Reverend William Stewart (Stuart; of Cumbernauld) (Patient)', '27 May 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4638, '[ID:4638]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Katherine Gillon (Agnew) (Gillean; of Wallhouse  ) (Patient)', '27 May 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4639, '[ID:4639]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Bishop (Patient)', '29 May 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4640, '[ID:4640]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Hannah Pearson (Patient)', '28 May 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4641, '[ID:4641]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Townsend (Patient)', '2 June 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4642, '[ID:4642]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders)', '', '', 'Mr Maxwell (of Williamwood) (Patient)', '2 June 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4643, '[ID:4643]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Miss Mary Peareth (Pearith, Peariths) (Patient), Miss Ellison (Alison) (Patient), Mr Ralph Bates (Patient)', '8 June 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4644, '[ID:4644]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Alston (Patient), Mr John Alston (of Overhall) (Patient)', '9 June 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4645, '[ID:4645]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders)', '', '', 'Mr Baillie Orr (Patient)', '9 June 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4646, '[ID:4646]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Captain Forbes (Patient)', '19 June 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4647, '[ID:4647]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Robert Marshall', '', '', 'Mr William Duguid (Patient)', '16 June 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4648, '[ID:4648]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Currie', '', '', 'Mr Yates (Patient)', '19 June 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4649, '[ID:4649]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Miss Innes (Patient)', '21 June 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4650, '[ID:4650]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Forbes', '', '', 'Major Stuart McEwan (MacEwan, Macewan) (Patient)', '24 June 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4652, '[ID:4652]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Heysham', '', '', 'Captain Holmes (Patient)', '28 June 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4653, '[ID:4653]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Josiah Dods (Josias) (Patient)', '30 June 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4654, '[ID:4654]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Heysham', '', '', 'Captain Holmes (Patient)', '30 June 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4655, '[ID:4655]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Watson (Patient)', '30 June 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4656, '[ID:4656]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Wemyss (of Pitkenny)', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Birrell (Dunning) (Burrell) (Patient)', '3 July 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4657, '[ID:4657]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Miss Ellison (Alison) (Patient), Mr Ralph Bates (Patient)', '3 July 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4658, '[ID:4658]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr James Hamilton (Of Hutchinson, Esquire) (Patient)', '4 July 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4659, '[ID:4659]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Mr Ralph Bates (Patient)', '1 July 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4660, '[ID:4660]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Bennet', '', '', 'Mr George Milne (Mill) (Patient)', '15 July 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4661, '[ID:4661]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Miss Balvaird (Patient)', '20 July 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4662, '[ID:4662]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Likly (Likely)', '', '', 'Mr John Likly (Likely) (Patient)', '21 July 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4663, '[ID:4663]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Cook (Cooke; of Gallowhill; of Ogle. )', '', '', 'Mr John Cook (Cooke; of Gallowhill; of Ogle. ) (Patient)', '21 July 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4664, '[ID:4664]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Hamilton', '', '', 'Mr Alexander? Drysdale (Patient)', '21 July 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4665, '[ID:4665]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr George Mackenzie', '', '', 'Mr Mackenzie (Patient)', '28 July 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4666, '[ID:4666]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Miss Mary Peareth (Pearith, Peariths) (Patient), Miss Ellison (Alison) (Patient), Mr Ralph Bates (Patient)', '29 July 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4667, '[ID:4667]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Farquhar', '', '', 'Mr M Baillie (Patient)', '29 July 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4668, '[ID:4668]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', 'Mr John Glassford (of Dougalston) (Patient), Major Hutchison Dunlop (of 53rd Regiment) (Patient)', '29 July 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4669, '[ID:4669]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr', '', '', 'Miss Fell (Patient)', '30 July 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4670, '[ID:4670]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Joseph Dods', '', '', 'Mr Josiah Dods (Josias) (Patient)', '31 July 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4671, '[ID:4671]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Straiton (Patient)', '31 July 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4672, '[ID:4672]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Dalloway (Patient)', '2 August 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4673, '[ID:4673]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Lady Janet Sinclair (Gordon) (Lady Sutherland ) (Patient)', '2 August 1783?', 'Outgoing'),
(4674, '[ID:4674]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Miss Balvaird (Patient)', '31 July 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4675, '[ID:4675]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Dunlop (Sanders, Saunders)', '', '', 'Major Hutchison Dunlop (of 53rd Regiment) (Patient)', '31 July 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4676, '[ID:4676]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Kirk (Patient)', '2 August 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4677, '[ID:4677]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Hugh Dougall (Dougal)', '', '', 'Mr Dunbar (of Forres) (Patient)', '4 August 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4678, '[ID:4678]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Aitken (Patient)', '4 August 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4679, '[ID:4679]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Elizabeth Watt (McCall) (of Stranraer)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Watt (McCall) (of Stranraer) (Patient)', '2 August 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4680, '[ID:4680]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Sir Robert Pollock (Patient)', '5 August 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4681, '[ID:4681]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Heysham', '', '', 'Mrs Moodie (Moody) (Patient), Dr Thomas Percy (Bishop of Dromore) (Patient)', '6 August 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4682, '[ID:4682]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Macleod', '', '', 'Mr Mackenzie (Patient)', '6 August 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4683, '[ID:4683]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', 'Mr John Glassford (of Dougalston) (Patient)', '7 August 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4684, '[ID:4684]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Grierson (Patient)', '8 August 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4685, '[ID:4685]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) (Patient), Miss Hill (Patient), Miss Hill (Patient)', '11 August 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4686, '[ID:4686]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', 'Mr John Glassford (of Dougalston) (Patient)', '11 August 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4687, '[ID:4687]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', 'Mr John Glassford (of Dougalston) (Patient)', '12 August 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4688, '[ID:4688]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Saunderson (Patient)', '12 August 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4689, '[ID:4689]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Barclay', '', '', 'Mr Robert Barclay (Patient)', '15 August 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4690, '[ID:4690]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', 'Mr Robert Barclay (Patient)', '15 August 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4691, '[ID:4691]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Miss MacKnight (MacNight, McKnight, McNight) (Patient), Mr MacKnight (McKnight, MacNight, McNight) (Patient)', '15 August 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4692, '[ID:4692]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Katherine Gillon (Agnew) (Gillean; of Wallhouse  )', '', '', 'Mrs Katherine Gillon (Agnew) (Gillean; of Wallhouse  ) (Patient)', '17 August 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4693, '[ID:4693]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Lionel Campbell', '', '', 'Miss Campbell (of Saddle) (Patient)', '18 August 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4694, '[ID:4694]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Joseph Brandreth', '', '', 'Mr Heywood (Patient)', '15? August? 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4695, '[ID:4695]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Brown (Patient)', '19 August 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4696, '[ID:4696]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Watt ( of Wood End)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Watt ( of Wood End) (Patient)', '19 August 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4697, '[ID:4697]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Hamilton', '', '', 'Mr Alexander? Drysdale (Patient)', '20 August 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4698, '[ID:4698]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Crellin', '', '', 'Reverend George Mason (Patient)', '29 August 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4699, '[ID:4699]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Alston (Patient), Mr John Alston (of Overhall) (Patient)', '30? August? 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4700, '[ID:4700]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Frances Anna Dunlop (Wallace) (of Dunlop)', '', '', 'Mr John Dunlop (of Dunlop) (Patient)', '30 August 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4701, '[ID:4701]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs (Patient)', '30 August 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4702, '[ID:4702]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Colonel George Clerk (Clarke, Clark)', '', '', 'Colonel George Clerk (Clarke, Clark) (Patient)', '30 August 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4703, '[ID:4703]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Russell (Russel) (Patient)', '6 September 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4704, '[ID:4704]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Crellin', '', '', 'Reverend George Mason (Patient)', '6 September 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4705, '[ID:4705]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Kenneth Mackenzie', '', '', 'Mr Mackenzie (Patient)', 'September? 1783?', 'Outgoing'),
(4706, '[ID:4706]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Colonel Bayly (Bailie) (Patient)', '8 September 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4707, '[ID:4707]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', 'Mrs Agnes Campbell (Colquhoun) (of Clathick and Killermont) (Patient), Miss Jean Campbell (Jeanie; Campbell-Colquohoun) (Patient)', '9 September 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4708, '[ID:4708]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', 'Miss Jean Campbell (Jeanie; Campbell-Colquohoun) (Patient)', '10 September 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4709, '[ID:4709]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Mr Ralph Bates (Patient), Mr Wallis (Patient)', '14 September 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4710, '[ID:4710]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr David Gregory (Gregorie)', '', '', 'Mr Benard (Patient)', '15 September 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4711, '[ID:4711]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Miss Mary Peareth (Pearith, Peariths) (Patient)', '19? September 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4712, '[ID:4712]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mrs Mackenzie (Patient)', '20 September 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4713, '[ID:4713]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Kellock', '', '', 'Mr Matthew Bell (Patient)', '20 September 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4714, '[ID:4714]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Jonathan Fallowfield', '', '', 'Mr Jonathan Fallowfield (Patient)', '22 September 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4715, '[ID:4715]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Hamilton', '', '', 'Mr Alexander? Drysdale (Patient)', '22 September 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4716, '[ID:4716]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend Duncan Shaw (Dr Shaw; of Rafford; later of Aberdeen)', '', '', 'Miss Mary Shaw (Patient)', '24 September 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4717, '[ID:4717]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Clapham', '', '', 'Mr Holt (Patient)', 'October? 1783?', 'Outgoing'),
(4718, '[ID:4718]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Everard McIntyre', '', '', 'Mr Leggat (Patient)', '2 October 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4719, '[ID:4719]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Norris', '', '', 'Mr William Norris (Patient)', '2 October 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4720, '[ID:4720]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Hall', '', '', 'Mr William Redpath (Ridpath) (Patient)', 'October 1783?', 'Outgoing'),
(4721, '[ID:4721]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', 'Mr Robert Barclay (Patient)', '6 October 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4722, '[ID:4722]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr McKinlay (McInlay)', '', '', ' Henry Steuart Barclay (of Coltness) (Patient)', '6 October 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(4723, '[ID:4723]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Alston (Patient)', '6 October 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4724, '[ID:4724]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr W. Currie', '', '', 'Sir Richard Brooke (Patient)', '7 October 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4725, '[ID:4725]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Joseph Brandreth', '', '', 'Mr Langton (Patient), Mr Heywood (Patient)', '7 October 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4726, '[ID:4726]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr John Likly (Likely) (Patient)', '7 October 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4727, '[ID:4727]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Campbell', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Montgomerie (Montgomery; of Coylesfield) (Patient)', '7 October 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4728, '[ID:4728]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr James? Wilkie (Captain Wilkie of Foulden?) (Patient)', '11 October 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4729, '[ID:4729]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Kellock', '', '', 'Mr Matthew Bell (Patient)', '13 October 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4730, '[ID:4730]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Hugh Dougall (Dougal)', '', '', 'Mrs Duff (Patient)', '14 October 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4731, '[ID:4731]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend James Moffat (Dr; of Newlands)', '', '', 'Reverend James Moffat (Dr; of Newlands) (Patient)', '19 October 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4732, '[ID:4732]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr David Gregory (Gregorie)', '', '', 'Mr Benard (Patient)', '20 October 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4733, '[ID:4733]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  Robert Clayton Bayles', '', '', ' Robert Clayton Bayles (Patient)', '26 October 1783', 'Outgoing');
INSERT INTO `PROD_doc_title` (`doc_id`, `doc_id_txt`, `doc_desc`, `author`, `addressee`, `patient`, `full_date`, `document_direction`) VALUES
(4734, '[ID:4734]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Mr William Ingham (Patient), Mr Wallis (Patient)', '22 October 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4735, '[ID:4735]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Frances Anna Dunlop (Wallace) (of Dunlop)', '', '', 'Mr John Dunlop (of Dunlop) (Patient)', '31 October 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4736, '[ID:4736]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Colonel George Clerk (Clarke, Clark) (Patient)', '4 November 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4737, '[ID:4737]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr George Burdon', '', '', 'Mr George Burdon (Patient)', '8 November 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4738, '[ID:4738]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Blain', '', '', 'Mr (Henry?) Brown (Browne) (Patient)', '9 November 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4739, '[ID:4739]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr James Hogarth (Patient)', '10 November 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4740, '[ID:4740]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Buchan', '', '', 'Mr James McKeith (Patient)', '7 November 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4741, '[ID:4741]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Haggart', '', '', 'Mrs (Patient)', '11 November 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4742, '[ID:4742]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Andrew Liddell (Liddle)', '', '', 'Lieutenant William Horne (Patient)', '11 November 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4743, '[ID:4743]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Hamilton', '', '', 'Mr Alexander? Drysdale (Patient)', '11 November 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4744, '[ID:4744]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Mr Wallis (Patient)', '13 November 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4745, '[ID:4745]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Baxter (Patient)', '15 November 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4746, '[ID:4746]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Whyte (White)', '', '', 'Miss Jean? Semple (Semple) (Simple) (Patient)', '19 November 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4747, '[ID:4747]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Arthur Gair', '', '', 'Mr Arthur Gair (Patient)', '20 November 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4748, '[ID:4748]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  James Grant', '', '', 'Mrs Fraser (Patient)', '21 November 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4749, '[ID:4749]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr', '', '', 'Mrs (Patient)', '16 November 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4750, '[ID:4750]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Colvill (Colville)', '', '', 'Mrs Abigail Grier (Patient)', '21 November 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4751, '[ID:4751]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Knott (Patient)', '3 December 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4752, '[ID:4752]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Dunlop (Sanders, Saunders)', '', '', 'Mr Govan (Patient)', '3 December 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4753, '[ID:4753]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Home', '', '', 'Miss (Patient)', '5 December 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4754, '[ID:4754]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Robert Hog (Patient)', '5 December 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4755, '[ID:4755]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Drake Bainbridge', '', '', 'Mr Rudd (Patient)', '6 December 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4756, '[ID:4756]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Miss Ellison (Alison) (Patient)', '11 December 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4757, '[ID:4757]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Jane Pearson', '', '', 'Miss Hannah Pearson (Patient)', '12 December 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4758, '[ID:4758]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Jonathan Binns', '', '', ' William Hillary (Patient), Miss Hillary (Patient)', '17 December 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4759, '[ID:4759]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', 'December? 1783?', 'Outgoing'),
(4760, '[ID:4760]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Colonel George Clerk (Clarke, Clark)', '', '', 'Colonel George Clerk (Clarke, Clark) (Patient)', '19 December 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4761, '[ID:4761]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '22 December 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4762, '[ID:4762]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Kellock', '', '', 'Mr Watson Carr (Patient)', '22 December 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4763, '[ID:4763]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Haggart', '', '', 'Mrs (Patient)', '22 December 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4764, '[ID:4764]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Wallace', '', '', 'Mr David Hamilton (Patient)', '24 December 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4765, '[ID:4765]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr John Haighton (Patient)', '29 December 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4766, '[ID:4766]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Kellock', '', '', 'Mr Watson Carr (Patient)', '6 January 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4767, '[ID:4767]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Kellock', '', '', 'Mr Watson Carr (Patient)', '6 January 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4768, '[ID:4768]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Bannerman', '', '', 'Mr George Gordon (Patient)', '10 January 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4769, '[ID:4769]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Drake Bainbridge', '', '', 'Mr Rudd (Patient)', '15 January 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4770, '[ID:4770]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Stephen', '', '', 'Mrs Stuart (Patient)', '15 January 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4771, '[ID:4771]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr George Burdon', '', '', 'Mr George Burdon (Patient)', '15 January 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4772, '[ID:4772]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Vans Agnew (Patient)', '17 January 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4773, '[ID:4773]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Cook (Cooke; of Gallowhill; of Ogle. )', '', '', 'Mr John Cook (Cooke; of Gallowhill; of Ogle. ) (Patient)', '19 January 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4774, '[ID:4774]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr David Hamilton', '', '', 'Mr David Hamilton (Patient)', '19 January 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4775, '[ID:4775]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Provost David Blair (Patient)', '22 January 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4776, '[ID:4776]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', 'Mr McDoual (Patient), Miss McDoual (Patient), Miss Jean Campbell (Jeanie; Campbell-Colquohoun) (Patient)', '24 January 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4777, '[ID:4777]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Campbell (of Wellwood)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Montgomerie (Montgomery; of Coylesfield) (Patient), Lady Mary Lindsay (Lindsay Crawford; later, of Crawford Priory and Kilbirnie.) (Patient)', '24 January 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4778, '[ID:4778]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Bannerman', '', '', 'Mr George Gordon (Patient)', '27 January 1784?', 'Outgoing'),
(4779, '[ID:4779]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Campbell (of Wellwood)', '', '', 'Lady Mary Lindsay (Lindsay Crawford; later, of Crawford Priory and Kilbirnie.) (Patient)', '3 February 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4780, '[ID:4780]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Mr Robert Stewart (Stuart)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Stewart (Stuart) (Patient)', '7 February 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4781, '[ID:4781]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Eliza King (Elizabeth)', '', '', 'Miss Eliza King (Elizabeth) (Patient)', '13 February 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4782, '[ID:4782]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  George Cochran (Cochrane)', '', '', ' George Cochran (Cochrane) (Patient), Mr John Shanks (Patient)', '17 February 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4783, '[ID:4783]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  George Cochran (Cochrane)', '', '', ' George Cochran (Cochrane) (Patient), Mr John Shanks (Patient)', '18 February 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4784, '[ID:4784]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Colin MacLarty (McLarty, McLertie)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Stewart (Stuart) (Patient)', '19 February 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4785, '[ID:4785]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Eliza King (Elizabeth)', '', '', 'Miss Eliza King (Elizabeth) (Patient)', '21 February 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4786, '[ID:4786]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  Thomas Logan', '', '', 'Mr Macadam (of Grimmel) (Patient)', '24 February 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4787, '[ID:4787]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Robertson (Collector Robertson) (Patient)', 'February 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4788, '[ID:4788]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Colin Ross', '', '', 'Mr John Parish (J.P.; Mr P.) (Patient)', '1 March 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4789, '[ID:4789]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Cundell (Patient)', '3 March 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4790, '[ID:4790]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Richard Walker', '', '', 'Miss F Robinson (Patient)', '5 March 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4791, '[ID:4791]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Boswell', '', '', 'Dr Samuel Johnson (Patient)', '10? March 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4792, '[ID:4792]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Lucy Maxwell (Gage) (of Munchies, Munches)', '', '', 'Mrs Lucy Maxwell (Gage) (of Munchies, Munches) (Patient)', '7 March 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4793, '[ID:4793]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John White (Whytt)', '', '', 'Miss Montgomery (from Paisley) (Patient)', '11 March 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4794, '[ID:4794]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  John Weir', '', '', 'Miss Nancy Newbigging (Nanny) (Patient)', '12 March 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4795, '[ID:4795]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr David Hamilton', '', '', 'Mr David Hamilton (Patient)', '15 March 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4796, '[ID:4796]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Miss Ellison (Alison) (Patient)', '15 March 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4797, '[ID:4797]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Hume Rigg (Patient)', 'March? 1784?', 'Outgoing'),
(4798, '[ID:4798]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Philip Holland', '', '', 'Miss Sykes (Patient), Mr William Norris (Patient)', '30? March? 1784?', 'Outgoing'),
(4799, '[ID:4799]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Frances Anna Dunlop (Wallace) (of Dunlop)', '', '', 'Mr John Dunlop (of Dunlop) (Patient), Mrs Vans Agnew (Patient)', '23 March 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4800, '[ID:4800]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Walker', '', '', 'Mrs McMurdo (Macmurdo) (Patient)', '28 March 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4801, '[ID:4801]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Lucy Maxwell (Gage) (of Munchies, Munches)', '', '', 'Mrs Lucy Maxwell (Gage) (of Munchies, Munches) (Patient)', '28 March 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4802, '[ID:4802]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '30 March 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4808, '[ID:4808]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr E Pringle (of Belford)', '', '', 'Mr Worge (Patient)', '3 April 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4809, '[ID:4809]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Jane Pearson', '', '', 'Miss Hannah Pearson (Patient)', '3 April 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4810, '[ID:4810]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr E. Smyth', '', '', 'Mrs R. (Patient)', '3 April 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4811, '[ID:4811]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Cokayne (Cocayne)', '', '', 'Mr Handasyde (Handyside) (Patient)', '4 April 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4812, '[ID:4812]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Eliza King (Elizabeth)', '', '', 'Miss Eliza King (Elizabeth) (Patient)', '3 April 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4813, '[ID:4813]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Margaret Ferguson (Fergusson)', '', '', 'Miss Margaret Ferguson (Fergusson) (Patient)', '7 April 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4814, '[ID:4814]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Mackinlay (Patient)', '8 April 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4815, '[ID:4815]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Ross', '', '', 'Lieutenant Smith (Patient)', '13? April? 1784?', 'Outgoing'),
(4816, '[ID:4816]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Margaret Ferguson (Fergusson)', '', '', 'Mrs Ferguson (Patient)', '14 April 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4817, '[ID:4817]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  John Weir', '', '', 'Miss Nancy Newbigging (Nanny) (Patient)', '17? April 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4818, '[ID:4818]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Colonel Livingstone (Livingston) (Patient)', '17 April 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4819, '[ID:4819]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Countess Margaret McDouall or McDouall-Crichton  (Craufurd) (Lady Dumfries, Countess of Dumfries) (Patient)', '17 April 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4820, '[ID:4820]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Cokayne (Cocayne)', '', '', 'Mr Handasyde (Handyside) (Patient)', '19 April 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4821, '[ID:4821]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Provost David Blair (Patient)', '19 April 1784?', 'Outgoing'),
(4822, '[ID:4822]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Patrick Scott', '', '', 'Mrs Ratcliffe (Radcliffe) (Patient)', '20 April 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4823, '[ID:4823]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '22 April 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4824, '[ID:4824]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Sir John Henderson (5th Bt, of Fordell)', '', '', 'Sir John Henderson (5th Bt, of Fordell) (Patient)', '26 April 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4825, '[ID:4825]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Brown (Broun)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Watt (McCall) (of Stranraer) (Patient)', 'April? 1784?', 'Outgoing'),
(4826, '[ID:4826]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'General Philip Skene (3rd, of Pitlour) (Patient)', '6 May 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4827, '[ID:4827]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Cokayne (Cocayne)', '', '', 'Mr Handasyde (Handyside) (Patient)', '6 May 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4828, '[ID:4828]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Sir William Forbes', '', '', 'Lady (Patient)', '6 May 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4829, '[ID:4829]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Esther MacNeill (Campbell) (Campbell)', '', '', 'Captain Duncan MacNeill (of Dunmore) (Patient)', '12 May 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4830, '[ID:4830]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Alves', '', '', 'Mrs Jane Fraser (of Relick) (Patient)', '12 May 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4831, '[ID:4831]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Ann Ferguson (Anne)', '', '', 'Miss Ann Ferguson (Anne) (Patient)', '12 May 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4832, '[ID:4832]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '17 May 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4833, '[ID:4833]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Count James Lockhart (Count Lockhart, Count Lockhart-Wischeart)', '', '', 'Miss Lockhart (Patient)', '22 May 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4834, '[ID:4834]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Gordon (of Whitburn)', '', '', 'Reverend Thomas Gordon (of Speymouth) (Patient)', '22 May 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4835, '[ID:4835]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Carnegie', '', '', 'Mr John Carnegie (Patient)', '23 May 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4836, '[ID:4836]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Cokayne (Cocayne)', '', '', 'Mr Handasyde (Handyside) (Patient)', '23 May 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4837, '[ID:4837]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Alves', '', '', 'Mrs Jane Fraser (of Relick) (Patient)', '24 May 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4838, '[ID:4838]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow)', '', '', 'Mr Andrew Syme (Sym) (Patient)', '27 May 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4839, '[ID:4839]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Clerk (Clarke; Clerke; of Mavisbank)', '', '', 'Colonel George Clerk (Clarke, Clark) (Patient)', '29 May 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4840, '[ID:4840]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Gilbert Laurie', '', '', 'Miss Laurie (Patient)', '29 May 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4841, '[ID:4841]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Copland (Patient)', '31 May 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4842, '[ID:4842]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Marshall (Patient)', '3? June 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4843, '[ID:4843]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '3 June 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4844, '[ID:4844]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr David Maclean (Mclean, McClean) (Patient)', '3 June 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4845, '[ID:4845]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr George Hamilton', '', '', 'Mr Robert Cathcart (of Genoch &amp; Knockdolian) (Patient)', 'June? 1784?', 'Outgoing'),
(4846, '[ID:4846]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Moore (Patient)', '4 June 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4847, '[ID:4847]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Moore (Patient)', '4 June 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4848, '[ID:4848]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Ellison (Patient)', '9 June 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4849, '[ID:4849]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Miss Ellison (Alison) (Patient)', '10 June 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4850, '[ID:4850]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Ann Ferguson (Anne)', '', '', 'Miss Ann Ferguson (Anne) (Patient)', '12 June 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4851, '[ID:4851]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Jamieson', '', '', 'Mr John Marshall (Marshal; Commissary Marshall) (Patient)', '17 June 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4852, '[ID:4852]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Bunkle (Patient)', '18 June 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4853, '[ID:4853]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Johnston (Patient)', '18 June 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4854, '[ID:4854]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Taylor Peachy', '', '', 'Mr John Taylor Peachy (Patient)', '23 June 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4855, '[ID:4855]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '24 June 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4856, '[ID:4856]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Andrew', '', '', 'Mr Livingstone (of Parkhall) (Patient)', '25 June 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4857, '[ID:4857]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Donald Donald (Patient)', '30? June 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4859, '[ID:4859]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Taylor Peachy', '', '', 'Mr John Taylor Peachy (Patient)', '26 June 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4860, '[ID:4860]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Charles Rankine (Rankin)', '', '', 'Mrs McConnochie (McKonochie) (Patient)', '26 June 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4861, '[ID:4861]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Gordon (of Whitburn)', '', '', 'Reverend Thomas Gordon (of Speymouth) (Patient)', '26 June 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4862, '[ID:4862]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mrs Willielma Campbell (Lady Glenorchy) (Patient)', '30 June 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4863, '[ID:4863]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Mr Wallis (Patient)', 'July 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4864, '[ID:4864]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Sir Hector MacKenzie (McKenzie, Bart.) (Patient)', '2 July 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4865, '[ID:4865]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow)', '', '', 'Mr Andrew Syme (Sym) (Patient)', '7 July 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4866, '[ID:4866]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Alves', '', '', 'Mrs Jane Fraser (of Relick) (Patient)', '8 July 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4867, '[ID:4867]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr George Hamilton', '', '', 'Mr Robert Cathcart (of Genoch &amp; Knockdolian) (Patient)', '9 July 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4868, '[ID:4868]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Count James Lockhart (Count Lockhart, Count Lockhart-Wischeart)', '', '', 'Miss Lockhart (Patient)', '8 July 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4869, '[ID:4869]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Count James Lockhart (Count Lockhart, Count Lockhart-Wischeart)', '', '', 'Miss Lockhart (Patient)', '8? July 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4870, '[ID:4870]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Hogarth', '', '', 'Mr James Hogarth (Patient)', '8 July 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4871, '[ID:4871]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Mr Collingwood (Patient)', '11 July 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4872, '[ID:4872]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Alves', '', '', 'Mrs Jane Fraser (of Relick) (Patient)', '12 July 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4873, '[ID:4873]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Reverend Thomas Gordon (of Speymouth) (Patient)', '12 July 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4874, '[ID:4874]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Miller (Millar) (Patient)', '13 July 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4875, '[ID:4875]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Gordon (of Whitburn)', '', '', 'Reverend Thomas Gordon (of Speymouth) (Patient)', '14 July 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4876, '[ID:4876]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Lockhart', '', '', 'Mr Lockhart (Patient)', '17 July 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4877, '[ID:4877]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Andrew', '', '', 'Mr Livingstone (of Parkhall) (Patient)', '17 July 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4878, '[ID:4878]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Provost John Molison (Mollison) (Patient)', '17 July 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4879, '[ID:4879]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Hamilton', '', '', 'Captain Steele (Steel) (Patient)', '16? July? 1784?', 'Outgoing'),
(4880, '[ID:4880]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Colonel George Clerk (Clarke, Clark)', '', '', 'Colonel George Clerk (Clarke, Clark) (Patient)', '19 July 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4881, '[ID:4881]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Gordon (of Whitburn)', '', '', 'Reverend Thomas Gordon (of Speymouth) (Patient)', '19 July 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4882, '[ID:4882]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Ross (Patient)', '20 July 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4883, '[ID:4883]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Eliza King (Elizabeth) (Patient)', '20 July 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4884, '[ID:4884]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Brooke', '', '', 'Mr John Brooke (Patient)', '20 July 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4885, '[ID:4885]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Hamilton', '', '', 'Captain Steele (Steel) (Patient)', '22 July 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4886, '[ID:4886]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Redpath', '', '', 'Miss Wilkie (Patient)', '24 July 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4887, '[ID:4887]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Redpath', '', '', 'Miss Wilkie (Patient)', '26 July 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4888, '[ID:4888]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  Alexander Strachan', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Innes (Captain, of Rosyburn/Rosieburn) (Patient)', '29 July 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4889, '[ID:4889]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', 'Mr I Donald (Patient)', '31 July 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4890, '[ID:4890]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Andrew', '', '', 'Mr Livingstone (of Parkhall) (Patient)', '29 July 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4891, '[ID:4891]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Charles Watson', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '1 August 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4892, '[ID:4892]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Mary Renton (Patient)', '3 August 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4893, '[ID:4893]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '9 August 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4894, '[ID:4894]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  George McCallum', '', '', 'Mr John Hamilton (Jackie; Hamilton-Dundas) (Patient)', '10 August 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4895, '[ID:4895]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Macmurdo (McMurdo) (Patient)', '11 August 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4896, '[ID:4896]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Mr Hudson (Patient)', '11 August 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4897, '[ID:4897]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Andrew', '', '', 'Mr Livingstone? (Patient)', '15 August 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4898, '[ID:4898]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Egan', '', '', 'Mr French (of Frenchpark?) (Patient)', '16 August 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4899, '[ID:4899]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Home', '', '', 'Miss (Patient)', '21 August 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4900, '[ID:4900]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Wightman', '', '', 'Miss Mary Renton (Patient)', '21 August 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4902, '[ID:4902]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mrs Forbes (Patient)', '22 August 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4903, '[ID:4903]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mrs Walker (Patient)', '30 September 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4904, '[ID:4904]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Buist (Patient)', '30 August 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4905, '[ID:4905]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr Robb (Patient)', '2 September 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4906, '[ID:4906]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Reverend Archibald Stevenson (of St Madoes) (Patient)', '3 September 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4907, '[ID:4907]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Colonel George Clerk (Clarke, Clark)', '', '', 'Colonel George Clerk (Clarke, Clark) (Patient)', '6 September 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4909, '[ID:4909]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Likly (Likely)', '', '', 'Mr John Likly (Likely) (Patient)', '7 September 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4910, '[ID:4910]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Andrew', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '12 September 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4911, '[ID:4911]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Wightman', '', '', 'Miss Mary Renton (Patient)', '13 September 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4912, '[ID:4912]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Spalding Gordon (Spalding, of The Holme &amp; Shirmers) (Patient)', '14 September 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4913, '[ID:4913]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John', '', '', 'Mr Tye (Patient)', '14 September 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4914, '[ID:4914]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson)', '', '', 'Reverend Archibald Stevenson (of St Madoes) (Patient)', '14 September 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4915, '[ID:4915]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', 'Mrs Agnes Campbell (Colquhoun) (of Clathick and Killermont) (Patient), Miss Jean Campbell (Jeanie; Campbell-Colquohoun) (Patient)', '15 September 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4916, '[ID:4916]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Alves', '', '', 'Mrs Jane Fraser (of Relick) (Patient)', '15 September 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4917, '[ID:4917]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Lawton', '', '', 'Mrs Lawton (Patient), Mr Lawton (Patient)', '16 September 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4918, '[ID:4918]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr William Colvill (Colville) (Patient)', '16 September 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4919, '[ID:4919]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Lawton', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '16 September 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4920, '[ID:4920]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr John Fraser (Patient)', '20 September 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4921, '[ID:4921]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr McNaughtan Hunter (MacNachtan Hunter; MacNaughtane Hunter)', '', '', 'Mr George Milne (Mill) (Patient)', '20 September 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4922, '[ID:4922]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Wightman', '', '', 'Miss Mary Renton (Patient)', '21 September 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4923, '[ID:4923]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Likly (Likely)', '', '', 'Mr John Likly (Likely) (Patient)', '27 September 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4924, '[ID:4924]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Gordon', '', '', 'Mr Buist (Patient)', '27 September 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4925, '[ID:4925]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Watson', '', '', 'Mrs Watson (Patient)', '30 September 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4926, '[ID:4926]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', 'Mr Coats (Patient)', '4 October 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4927, '[ID:4927]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Andrew', '', '', 'Mr Livingstone (of Parkhall) (Patient)', '9 October 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4928, '[ID:4928]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Captain McPherson (Macpherson) (Patient)', '10 October 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4929, '[ID:4929]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Redpath', '', '', 'Miss Wilkie (Patient)', '12 October 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4930, '[ID:4930]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Captain James Birnie Hamilton', '', '', 'Captain James Birnie Hamilton (Patient)', '12 October 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4931, '[ID:4931]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders)', '', '', 'Reverend Colin Gillies (of Paisley) (Patient)', 'October? 1784?', 'Outgoing'),
(4932, '[ID:4932]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Richard Somner (Sommers)', '', '', 'Mrs Col. Hepburn (Patient)', '16 October 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4933, '[ID:4933]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Richard Worthington', '', '', 'Miss M Burton (Patient)', '16 October 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4934, '[ID:4934]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Hugh Marshall', '', '', 'Reverend Robert MacFarlane (of Kilfinan) (Patient)', '16 October 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4935, '[ID:4935]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Wightman', '', '', 'Miss Mary Renton (Patient)', '23 October 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4936, '[ID:4936]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend James Rudd', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Rudd (Sutherland) (Patient)', '23 October 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4937, '[ID:4937]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Younghusband (Young husband)', '', '', 'Mrs Younghusband (Young husband) (Patient)', '24 October 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4938, '[ID:4938]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson)', '', '', 'Reverend Archibald Stevenson (of St Madoes) (Patient)', '27 October 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4939, '[ID:4939]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr George Crawford (Patient)', '30 October 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4940, '[ID:4940]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr (A.B.) (Patient)', '2 November 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4941, '[ID:4941]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', 'Mr Coats (Patient)', '2 November 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4942, '[ID:4942]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow)', '', '', 'Mr Muir (Patient)', '8 November 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4943, '[ID:4943]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr', '', '', 'Captain Patrick or Archibald Balnevis (Balneavis) (Patient)', '19 November 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4944, '[ID:4944]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson)', '', '', 'Reverend Archibald Stevenson (of St Madoes) (Patient)', '11 November 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4945, '[ID:4945]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr B M Adamson', '', '', 'Mrs Younghusband (Young husband) (Patient)', '16 November 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4946, '[ID:4946]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Hart (Patient)', '18 November 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4947, '[ID:4947]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Edward Brown', '', '', 'Mr Edward Brown (Patient)', '19 November 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4948, '[ID:4948]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Edward Brown', '', '', 'Mr Edward Brown (Patient)', '22 November 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4949, '[ID:4949]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr B M Adamson', '', '', 'Mrs Younghusband (Young husband) (Patient)', '22 November 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4950, '[ID:4950]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Arthur Gair', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '27 November 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4951, '[ID:4951]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Abernethie', '', '', 'Captain Lewis Urquhart (Patient)', '29 November 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4952, '[ID:4952]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Colonel George Clerk (Clarke, Clark)', '', '', 'Colonel George Clerk (Clarke, Clark) (Patient)', '9 December 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4953, '[ID:4953]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Tait (Patient)', '10 December 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4954, '[ID:4954]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Lady Clara Moncreiffe (Guthrie) (Moncrief) (Patient)', '11 December 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4955, '[ID:4955]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend James Rudd', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Rudd (Sutherland) (Patient)', '13 December 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4956, '[ID:4956]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  George McCallum', '', '', 'Mr John Hamilton (Jackie; Hamilton-Dundas) (Patient)', '18 December 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4958, '[ID:4958]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Richard Somner (Sommers)', '', '', 'Mrs Col. Hepburn (Patient)', '18 December 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4960, '[ID:4960]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr', '', '', 'Mrs Frances Johnstone (Colquitt) (Fann(e)y; Johnston, of Hawkhill) (Patient)', '23 December 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4961, '[ID:4961]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr G. Watts', '', '', 'Dr G. Watts (Patient)', '25 December 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4962, '[ID:4962]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr John Miller (Millar) (Patient)', '29 December 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4963, '[ID:4963]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Forbes (Patient)', '29 December 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(4964, '[ID:4964]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr S J', '', '', 'Mr S J (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '4 January 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(4965, '[ID:4965]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Lady Jane Gordon (Maxwell) (Duchess of Gordon) (Patient)', '8 January 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(4966, '[ID:4966]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr S J', '', '', 'Mr S J (Patient)', '10 January 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(4967, '[ID:4967]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr S J', '', '', 'Mr S J (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '14 January 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(4968, '[ID:4968]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Miss Aitken (Patient), Mr Reid (Patient)', '14 January 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(4969, '[ID:4969]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Alves', '', '', 'Mrs Jane Fraser (of Relick) (Patient)', '15 January 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(4970, '[ID:4970]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Seton (Patient)', '17 January 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(4972, '[ID:4972]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr S J', '', '', 'Mr S J (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '28 January 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(4973, '[ID:4973]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr S J (Patient)', '29 January 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(4974, '[ID:4974]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Esther MacNeill (Campbell) (Campbell)', '', '', 'Captain Duncan MacNeill (of Dunmore) (Patient)', '2 February 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(4975, '[ID:4975]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John McKie (Junior)', '', '', 'Mrs McKie (Patient)', '4? February 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(4976, '[ID:4976]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend Robert Dunbar', '', '', 'Reverend Robert Dunbar (Patient)', '8? February? 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(4977, '[ID:4977]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Mr William McDowall (Macdowall, McDoual, McDowal, McDouall) (Patient)', '6 February 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(4978, '[ID:4978]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Mr William McDowall (Macdowall, McDoual, McDowal, McDouall) (Patient)', '6 February 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(4979, '[ID:4979]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr', '', '', 'Mr S J (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '9 February 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(4980, '[ID:4980]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr John Harkness (Patient)', '9 February 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(4981, '[ID:4981]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Stewart', '', '', 'Mr James Abernethie (Abernethy; of Mayen) (Patient)', '11 February 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(4982, '[ID:4982]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Westmorland', '', '', 'Mr John Westmorland (Patient)', '10 February 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(4983, '[ID:4983]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Stewart', '', '', 'Mr James Abernethie (Abernethy; of Mayen) (Patient), Mrs (Patient)', '15 February 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(4984, '[ID:4984]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Miss Ellison (Alison) (Patient), Miss Catherine Davidson (Patient)', '15 February 1783', 'Outgoing'),
(4985, '[ID:4985]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr George French', '', '', 'Reverend George Ogilvy (of Banchory-Devenick) (Patient)', '15? February 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(4986, '[ID:4986]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Goodsir', '', '', 'Mrs Anne Bethune (Bethune) (of Balfour and Kilconquhar) (Patient), Miss Anne, Alison or Elizabeth Lindsay (Patient)', '19 February 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(4987, '[ID:4987]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow)', '', '', 'Mr Muir (Patient)', '22 February 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(4988, '[ID:4988]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend Robert Dunbar', '', '', 'Reverend Robert Dunbar (Patient)', '22 February 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(4989, '[ID:4989]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John McKie (Junior)', '', '', 'Mrs McKie (Patient)', 'February 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(4990, '[ID:4990]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Whyte (of Dysart)', '', '', 'Mr Whyte (of Dysart) (Patient)', '23 February 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(4991, '[ID:4991]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Sir William Maxwell (of Sprinkeld) (Patient)', '26 February 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(4992, '[ID:4992]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Colonel William Maxwell (General Sir William Maxwell of Calderwood, 7th Bt (after 1829))', '', '', 'Colonel George Clerk (Clarke, Clark) (Patient)', '26 February 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(4993, '[ID:4993]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders)', '', '', 'Mrs Orr (Patient), Mr Stuart (Patient)', '28 February 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(4994, '[ID:4994]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Captain Alexander Forrester Inglis Cochrane', '', '', 'Mr James Gilchrist Cochrane (Jamie) (Patient)', '1 March 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(4995, '[ID:4995]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr S J (Patient)', '3 March 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(4996, '[ID:4996]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Earl Archibald Cochrane (9th Earl of Dundonald; Lord Dundonald)', '', '', 'Mr James Gilchrist Cochrane (Jamie) (Patient)', '3 March 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(4997, '[ID:4997]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Coulter', '', '', 'Mrs Coulter (Patient)', '3 March 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(4998, '[ID:4998]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr George French', '', '', 'Reverend George Ogilvy (of Banchory-Devenick) (Patient)', '3 March 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(4999, '[ID:4999]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Captain Alexander Forrester Inglis Cochrane', '', '', 'Mr James Gilchrist Cochrane (Jamie) (Patient)', '8 March 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5000, '[ID:5000]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr', '', '', 'Mr S J (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '9 March 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5001, '[ID:5001]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Captain Alexander Forrester Inglis Cochrane', '', '', 'Mr James Gilchrist Cochrane (Jamie) (Patient)', '12 March 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5002, '[ID:5002]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Stewart', '', '', 'Mr James Abernethie (Abernethy; of Mayen) (Patient)', '12 March 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5003, '[ID:5003]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Johnstone (Patient)', '15 March 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5004, '[ID:5004]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John McKie (Junior)', '', '', 'Mrs McKie (Patient)', '15 March 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5005, '[ID:5005]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders)', '', '', 'Mrs Orr (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '15 March 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5006, '[ID:5006]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Captain Alexander Forrester Inglis Cochrane', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '13 March? 1785?', 'Outgoing'),
(5007, '[ID:5007]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Ochiltree', '', '', 'Miss Campbell (of Dunstaffnage) (Patient)', '17 March 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5008, '[ID:5008]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Low (Law?) (Patient)', '17 March 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5009, '[ID:5009]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Heysham', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '18 March 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5010, '[ID:5010]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Miss Paris (Patient)', '22 March 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5011, '[ID:5011]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Heywood (Patient)', '24 March 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5012, '[ID:5012]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr T. Brown', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '27 March 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5013, '[ID:5013]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Goodsir', '', '', 'Mrs Anne Bethune (Bethune) (of Balfour and Kilconquhar) (Patient), Miss Anne, Alison or Elizabeth Lindsay (Patient)', '28 March 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5019, '[ID:5019]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr George French', '', '', 'Reverend George Ogilvy (of Banchory-Devenick) (Patient)', '1 April 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5020, '[ID:5020]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John McKie (Junior)', '', '', 'Mrs McKie (Patient)', '2 April 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5021, '[ID:5021]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Jones (Patient)', '2 April 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5022, '[ID:5022]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Richard Milnes', '', '', 'Mr Darrel (Patient)', '3 April 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5023, '[ID:5023]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Wishart', '', '', 'Miss Henrietta Ross (Henrieta, Henny) (Patient)', '5 April 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5024, '[ID:5024]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John McFarquhar (Farquharson)', '', '', 'Miss Mary Baillie (Patient)', '5 April 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5025, '[ID:5025]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Ivie Campbell', '', '', 'Miss Campbell (of Dunstaffnage) (Patient)', '18 April 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5026, '[ID:5026]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Govan (Gowan)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Mayes (Patient)', '9 April 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5027, '[ID:5027]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr George Hamilton', '', '', 'Mr Michie (Patient)', '9 April 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5028, '[ID:5028]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mrs Hamilton (Patient)', '10 April 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5030, '[ID:5030]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr George Hamilton', '', '', 'Dr George Hamilton (Patient)', '12 April 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5031, '[ID:5031]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Ivie Campbell', '', '', 'Miss Campbell (of Dunstaffnage) (Patient)', '13 April 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5032, '[ID:5032]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Col. Hepburn', '', '', 'Mrs Col. Hepburn (Patient)', '15 April 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5033, '[ID:5033]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Bate', '', '', 'Mrs Mitchell (Patient)', '15 April 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5034, '[ID:5034]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mrs Yates (Patient)', '18 April 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5035, '[ID:5035]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Angus MacDonnell (MacDonell, MacDonald)', '', '', 'Mr Robert MacKenzie (Bob; McKenzie) (Patient)', '18 April 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5036, '[ID:5036]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John McFarquhar (Farquharson)', '', '', 'Miss Mary Baillie (Patient)', '22 April 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5037, '[ID:5037]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Miss Shaw (Patient)', '22? April? 1785?', 'Outgoing'),
(5038, '[ID:5038]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mrs MacLeod (Patient)', '23 April 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5039, '[ID:5039]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Mr William McDowall (Macdowall, McDoual, McDowal, McDouall) (Patient), Miss Aitken (Patient), Mr Wellwood Johnstone Maxwell (of Barncleugh) (Patient)', '27 April 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5040, '[ID:5040]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Westmorland', '', '', 'Mr John Westmorland (Patient)', '28 April 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5041, '[ID:5041]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Campbell (of Dunstaffnage) (Patient)', '28 April 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5042, '[ID:5042]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Richard Milnes', '', '', 'Mr Darrel (Patient)', '3 May 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5043, '[ID:5043]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Margaret Hamilton', '', '', 'Mr John Hamilton (Jackie; Hamilton-Dundas) (Patient)', '6 May 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5044, '[ID:5044]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr George Moncrieff', '', '', 'Mr John Sommervill (Patient)', '6 May 1785', 'Outgoing');
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(5045, '[ID:5045]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Ivie Campbell', '', '', 'Miss Campbell (of Dunstaffnage) (Patient)', 'April? 1785?', 'Outgoing'),
(5046, '[ID:5046]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Bennet', '', '', 'Mr George Milne (Mill) (Patient)', '7 May 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5047, '[ID:5047]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Reverend Ralph Ogle (Patient)', '7 May 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5048, '[ID:5048]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mrs Aitkinson (Patient)', '10 May 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5049, '[ID:5049]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Miss Hasswell (Patient)', '10 May 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5050, '[ID:5050]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Murray (Patient)', '14 May 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5051, '[ID:5051]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Colonel George Clerk (Clarke, Clark) (Patient)', '14 May 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5052, '[ID:5052]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Charles Keith', '', '', 'Mr John Cook (Cooke; of Gallowhill; of Ogle. ) (Patient), Miss Elizabeth? Cook (Patient)', '14 May 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5053, '[ID:5053]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Stuart', '', '', 'Miss McKay (Patient)', '14 May 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5054, '[ID:5054]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Stuart', '', '', 'Miss McKay (Patient)', '14 May 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5055, '[ID:5055]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Esther MacNeill (Campbell) (Campbell)', '', '', 'Captain Duncan MacNeill (of Dunmore) (Patient)', '15? May? 1785?', 'Outgoing'),
(5056, '[ID:5056]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John? Taylor', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Graham (Grahame) (Patient)', '17 May 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5057, '[ID:5057]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Anderson', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '18 May 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5058, '[ID:5058]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Angus MacDonnell (MacDonell, MacDonald)', '', '', 'Mr Robert MacKenzie (Bob; McKenzie) (Patient)', '19 May 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5059, '[ID:5059]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Maxwell (Riddell) (of Kirkconnel) (Patient)', '30? May 1785?', 'Outgoing'),
(5060, '[ID:5060]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John McFarquhar (Farquharson)', '', '', 'Miss Henrietta Ross (Henrieta, Henny) (Patient), Miss Mary Baillie (Patient)', '25 May 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5061, '[ID:5061]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Hamilton (Hamilton-Dundas; of Westburn and Duddingston)', '', '', 'Mr John Hamilton (Jackie; Hamilton-Dundas) (Patient)', '28 May 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5062, '[ID:5062]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Mudie (Moodie)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '28 May 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5063, '[ID:5063]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs McKenzie', '', '', 'Mrs McKenzie (Patient)', '28 May? 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5064, '[ID:5064]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Richard Milnes', '', '', 'Mr Darrel (Patient)', '28 May 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5065, '[ID:5065]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Harkness', '', '', 'Mr John Harkness (Patient)', '28 May 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5066, '[ID:5066]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Angus MacDonnell (MacDonell, MacDonald)', '', '', 'Mr Robert MacKenzie (Bob; McKenzie) (Patient)', '29 May 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5067, '[ID:5067]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Monteath (Monteith)', '', '', 'Mr William Bogle (Patient)', '29 May 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5068, '[ID:5068]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Captain William Cullen', '', '', 'Mrs Cullen (Patient)', '2 June 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5069, '[ID:5069]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Daniel Forbes', '', '', 'Reverend William Gunn (Gun) (Patient)', '2 June 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5070, '[ID:5070]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Gavin Fullarton', '', '', 'Mrs Donald Donald (Patient)', '2 June 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5072, '[ID:5072]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Frances Romer', '', '', 'Mrs Marshall (Patient)', '8 June 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5073, '[ID:5073]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Romer (Patient)', '9 June 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5074, '[ID:5074]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Cokayne (Cocayne)', '', '', 'Mrs Cokayne (Patient)', '13 June 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5075, '[ID:5075]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Neill Malcolm (Junior) (Patient)', '13 June? 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5076, '[ID:5076]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Neill Malcolm (Junior) (Patient)', '13? June? 1785?', 'Outgoing'),
(5077, '[ID:5077]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Campbell (of Dunstaffnage) (Patient)', '14 June 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5078, '[ID:5078]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Copland (Coupland; of King\'s Grange)', '', '', 'Mr Glassel (Glassell) (Patient)', '15 June 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5079, '[ID:5079]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert McGowan (McGoune)', '', '', 'Mr Robert McGowan (McGoune) (Patient)', '15 June 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5080, '[ID:5080]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Samuel Thompson', '', '', 'Mr Thomson (A. B.) (Patient)', '20 June 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5081, '[ID:5081]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Archibald McAlester (McAlistair) (Patient)', '21 June 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5082, '[ID:5082]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Graham (Grahame)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Graham (Grahame) (Patient)', '24 June 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5083, '[ID:5083]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend Charles Charleton', '', '', 'Reverend Charles Charleton (Patient)', '18 June 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5084, '[ID:5084]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Hunter', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '25 June 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5085, '[ID:5085]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Bannerman', '', '', 'Collector Strang (Patient)', '25 June 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5086, '[ID:5086]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Angus MacDonnell (MacDonell, MacDonald)', '', '', 'Mr Robert MacKenzie (Bob; McKenzie) (Patient)', '26 June 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5087, '[ID:5087]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Miss Dods (Patient)', '26 June 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5088, '[ID:5088]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Gordon (Patient)', 'June? 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5089, '[ID:5089]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Mudie (Moodie)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '1 July 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5090, '[ID:5090]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Copland (Coupland; of King\'s Grange)', '', '', 'Captain Douglas Hamilton Craik (Hamilton) (Craick; Hamilton Craik; of Arbigland) (Patient)', '1 July 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5091, '[ID:5091]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Gavin Fullarton', '', '', 'Mrs Donald Donald (Patient)', 'July? 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5092, '[ID:5092]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Gordon (Patient)', '30 June 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5093, '[ID:5093]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Frances Romer', '', '', 'Mrs Marshall (Patient), Mrs Frances Romer (Patient)', '2 July 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5094, '[ID:5094]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Gregory', '', '', 'Mr Gregory (Patient)', '4 July 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5095, '[ID:5095]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Monteath (Monteith)', '', '', 'Mr William Bogle (Patient)', '5? July 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5096, '[ID:5096]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Maxwell (Riddell) (of Kirkconnel) (Patient)', '6 July 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(5097, '[ID:5097]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Cokayne (Cocayne)', '', '', 'Mrs Cokayne (Patient)', '6 July 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5098, '[ID:5098]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Samuel Thompson', '', '', 'Mr Thomson (A. B.) (Patient)', '8 July 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5099, '[ID:5099]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Angus MacDonnell (MacDonell, MacDonald)', '', '', 'Mr Greig (Patient), Mr Robert MacKenzie (Bob; McKenzie) (Patient)', '14 July 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5100, '[ID:5100]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Frances Romer', '', '', 'Mrs Marshall (Patient)', '16 July 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5101, '[ID:5101]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Warrandice', '', '', 'Mr John Warrandice (Patient)', '16 July 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5102, '[ID:5102]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Andrew Millar (Patient)', '19 July 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5103, '[ID:5103]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Governor Charles Bell (Patient)', '19 July 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5104, '[ID:5104]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr', '', '', 'Miss Colquhoun (Patient)', '20 July 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5105, '[ID:5105]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James McNab', '', '', 'Mr Henry Ivie-Nicolson (Ivie) (Nicolson of Glenbervie) (Patient)', '22 July 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5106, '[ID:5106]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Angus MacDonnell (MacDonell, MacDonald)', '', '', 'Mr Robert MacKenzie (Bob; McKenzie) (Patient)', '9? July 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5107, '[ID:5107]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Kellock', '', '', 'Mrs Marshall (Patient)', '25 July 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5108, '[ID:5108]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Fletcher (of Bonshaw) (Patient)', '25 July 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5109, '[ID:5109]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend Ralph Ogle', '', '', 'Reverend Ralph Ogle (Patient)', '1 August 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5110, '[ID:5110]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr J Nicholson', '', '', 'Mr J Nicholson (Patient)', '1 August 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5111, '[ID:5111]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Bow', '', '', 'Mrs Hislop (Hyslop) (Patient)', '1? August? 1785?', 'Outgoing'),
(5112, '[ID:5112]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Aikman (Patient)', '3 August 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5113, '[ID:5113]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Copland (Coupland; of King\'s Grange)', '', '', 'Mr Glassel (Glassell) (Patient)', '3? August? 1778?', 'Outgoing'),
(5114, '[ID:5114]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr Telfer (Telfair; of Weston) (Patient)', '4 August 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5115, '[ID:5115]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Lucy Maxwell (Gage) (of Munchies, Munches) (Patient)', '5 August 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5116, '[ID:5116]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr George Maxwell (of Munchies, Munches) (Patient)', '5 August 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5117, '[ID:5117]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Lucy Maxwell (Gage) (of Munchies, Munches)', '', '', 'Mrs Lucy Maxwell (Gage) (of Munchies, Munches) (Patient)', 'August 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5118, '[ID:5118]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr John Strong (Strang) (Patient), Mrs Strong (Patient)', '9 August 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5119, '[ID:5119]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr George Swan (Patient)', '7 August 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5120, '[ID:5120]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow)', '', '', 'Mr John Hyndman (Patient)', '11 August 1785?', 'Outgoing'),
(5121, '[ID:5121]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Forbes', '', '', 'Mrs Aikman (Patient)', '19 August 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5122, '[ID:5122]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Elizabeth Douglas', '', '', 'Miss Joanna Douglas (Patient)', '12 August 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5123, '[ID:5123]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Robert Groat', '', '', 'Miss I. T. (Patient)', '12 August 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5124, '[ID:5124]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Kellock', '', '', 'Mrs Marshall (Patient)', '13 August 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5125, '[ID:5125]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr Telfer (Telfair; of Weston) (Patient)', '14 August 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5126, '[ID:5126]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Nicol', '', '', 'Mr Gordon? (Patient)', '15 August 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5127, '[ID:5127]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Forbes', '', '', 'Mrs Aikman (Patient)', '15 August 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5128, '[ID:5128]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Wells', '', '', 'Dr Thomas Wells (Patient)', '19 August 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5129, '[ID:5129]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Bannerman', '', '', 'Collector Strang (Patient)', '19 August 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5131, '[ID:5131]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr George Campbell (of Aires; Aress) (Patient)', '19 August 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5132, '[ID:5132]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs H Glassel (Glassell)', '', '', 'Mr Glassel (Glassell) (Patient)', '20 August 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5133, '[ID:5133]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr James Brown (Patient)', '24 August 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5134, '[ID:5134]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Charles Keith', '', '', 'Mr Benjamin Woodman (Patient)', '25 August 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5135, '[ID:5135]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Forsythe (Forsayth, Forsaythe, Forsyth) (Patient)', '25 August 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5136, '[ID:5136]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Bow', '', '', 'Mrs Hislop (Hyslop) (Patient)', '27 August 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5137, '[ID:5137]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr J Jones', '', '', 'Miss Stuart (Stewart; Steuart) (Patient)', '27 August 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5138, '[ID:5138]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Brown (Broun)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Watt (McCall) (of Stranraer) (Patient)', '3 September 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5139, '[ID:5139]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr George Dunlop', '', '', 'Mr George Dunlop (Patient)', '29 August 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5140, '[ID:5140]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Heysham', '', '', 'Captain Holmes (Patient)', '7 September 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5141, '[ID:5141]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr James Fenton (Patient)', '7 September 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5142, '[ID:5142]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Neill Malcolm (Senior)', '', '', 'Mr Neill Malcolm (Junior) (Patient)', '7 September 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5143, '[ID:5143]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Schaw', '', '', 'Mrs Chalmers (Patient)', 'September? 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5144, '[ID:5144]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Hugh Dougall (Dougal)', '', '', 'Mr John Gordon (of Greshop/Grieshop) (Patient)', '10 September 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5145, '[ID:5145]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Currie', '', '', 'Mrs Frances Johnstone (Colquitt) (Fann(e)y; Johnston, of Hawkhill) (Patient)', '16 September 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5146, '[ID:5146]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr David Donald (Patient)', '17 September 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5147, '[ID:5147]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr J. Nicholson (Nicolson)', '', '', 'Mr J. Nicholson (Nicolson) (Patient)', '17 September 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5148, '[ID:5148]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Johnston', '', '', 'Mr John Gordon (of Greshop/Grieshop) (Patient)', '21 September 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5149, '[ID:5149]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Schaw', '', '', 'Mrs Chalmers (Patient)', '21? September? 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5150, '[ID:5150]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Little', '', '', 'Mrs Little (Patient)', '21 September 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5151, '[ID:5151]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Stewart', '', '', 'Miss Jenny Boyle (Patient)', '23 September 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5152, '[ID:5152]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Mrs Middleton (Patient)', '1785?', 'Outgoing'),
(5153, '[ID:5153]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Richard Milnes', '', '', 'Mr Darrel (Patient)', '7 October 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5156, '[ID:5156]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Arnott', '', '', 'Mr John Anstruther (of Ardit) (Patient)', '10 October? 1785?', 'Outgoing'),
(5157, '[ID:5157]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Chisholm (Patient)', '11 October 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5158, '[ID:5158]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Arnott', '', '', 'Mr John Anstruther (of Ardit) (Patient)', '13 October 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5159, '[ID:5159]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Richard Milnes', '', '', 'Mr Darrel (Patient)', '15 October 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5160, '[ID:5160]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Heysham', '', '', 'Captain Holmes (Patient), Miss Johanna Gale (Patient)', '17 October 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5161, '[ID:5161]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Reid (Patient)', '19 October 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5162, '[ID:5162]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr J. M.', '', '', 'Lady (Patient)', '24 October 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5163, '[ID:5163]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Watson (Patient)', '28 October 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5164, '[ID:5164]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Reverend Adam Ferguson (Patient)', '31 October 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5165, '[ID:5165]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr McIntyre', '', '', 'Mr William McIntyre (Patient)', '1 November 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5166, '[ID:5166]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr SuÃ«', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '4? November? 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5167, '[ID:5167]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '5 November 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5168, '[ID:5168]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Frowde (Patient)', '26 November 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5169, '[ID:5169]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Morris (Patient)', '6 November 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5170, '[ID:5170]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Browne', '', '', 'Miss (Patient)', '9 November 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5171, '[ID:5171]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Robert Dow', '', '', 'Miss Delassize (De La Size) (Patient)', '15 November 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5172, '[ID:5172]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '27 November 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5173, '[ID:5173]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  John Hodgson', '', '', 'Miss Simpson (Patient)', '27 November 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5174, '[ID:5174]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Heysham', '', '', 'Miss Barbara Percy (Patient)', '28 November 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5175, '[ID:5175]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Warrandice', '', '', 'Mr John Warrandice (Patient)', '28 November 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5176, '[ID:5176]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  (Possibly identical with ID 115 John Gilchrist)', '', '', 'Mrs Riddell (Patient)', '3 December 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5177, '[ID:5177]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Fraser (Patient)', '5 December 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5178, '[ID:5178]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Warren', '', '', 'Mrs Mack (Patient)', '6 December 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5179, '[ID:5179]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stewart', '', '', 'Reverend Adam Ferguson (Patient)', '7 December 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5180, '[ID:5180]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Armitstead', '', '', 'Lady (Patient)', '8 December 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5181, '[ID:5181]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Reid', '', '', 'Mr William Murray (Patient)', '16 December 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5182, '[ID:5182]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Reid', '', '', 'Miss Anne or Elizabeth Montolieu (Patient), Mr William Murray (Patient)', '19 December 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5183, '[ID:5183]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Reid', '', '', 'Mr William Murray (Patient)', '21 December 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5184, '[ID:5184]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Charles Keith', '', '', 'Dr Charles Keith (Patient), Mr John Cook (Cooke; of Gallowhill; of Ogle. ) (Patient), Mr (Patient)', '26 December 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5185, '[ID:5185]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Hugh Dougall (Dougal)', '', '', 'Mr John Gordon (of Greshop/Grieshop) (Patient)', '31 December 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(5186, '[ID:5186]', 'From: Dr John Warren / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Mack (Patient)', 'December 1785', 'Incoming'),
(5192, '[ID:5192]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Malcolm MacLaurin (of Barcaldine)', '', '', 'Mrs Campbell (of Barcaldine) (Patient)', '3 January 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5193, '[ID:5193]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Stewart', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '3 January 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5194, '[ID:5194]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Livingstone Campbell (Patient)', '10 January 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5195, '[ID:5195]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Charles Keith', '', '', 'Mr John Cook (Cooke; of Gallowhill; of Ogle. ) (Patient), Mrs Wilson (Patient)', '12 January 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5196, '[ID:5196]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend Ralph Ogle', '', '', 'Reverend Ralph Ogle (Patient)', '13 January 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5197, '[ID:5197]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Mary Forsythe (Forsayth, Forsaythe, Forsyth)', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Forsythe (Forsayth, Forsaythe, Forsyth) (Patient)', '17 January 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5198, '[ID:5198]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr McIntyre', '', '', 'Mr William McIntyre (Patient)', '20 January 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5199, '[ID:5199]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Williams (Patient)', '24 January 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5200, '[ID:5200]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Philip Holland', '', '', 'Lady (Patient)', '27 January 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5201, '[ID:5201]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Aird', '', '', 'Mrs Aird (Patient)', '2 February 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5202, '[ID:5202]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Duke Buccleugh (Lord, Buccleuch) (Patient)', '31 January 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5203, '[ID:5203]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr James R. Miller (Millar) (Patient)', '2 February 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5204, '[ID:5204]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Middleton', '', '', 'Mrs Middleton (Patient)', '7 February 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5205, '[ID:5205]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Hugh Dougall (Dougal)', '', '', 'Mr John Gordon (of Greshop/Grieshop) (Patient)', '8 February 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5206, '[ID:5206]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Cokayne (Cocayne)', '', '', 'Mrs Cokayne (Patient)', '8 February 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5207, '[ID:5207]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Lyall', '', '', 'Mr William Lyall (Patient)', '10 February 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5208, '[ID:5208]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Lyall', '', '', 'Mr William Lyall (Patient)', '11 February 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5209, '[ID:5209]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Constable', '', '', 'Captain Cotton (Patient)', '11 February 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5210, '[ID:5210]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Grant (Patient)', '11 February 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5211, '[ID:5211]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James McNab', '', '', 'Mr Henry Ivie-Nicolson (Ivie) (Nicolson of Glenbervie) (Patient)', '16 February 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5212, '[ID:5212]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William MacAlpine', '', '', 'Mr William MacAlpine (Patient)', '21? February 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5213, '[ID:5213]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr B M Adamson', '', '', 'Mr (Patient), Mr George Davidson (Patient)', '20? February? 1786?', 'Outgoing'),
(5214, '[ID:5214]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr E Harrison', '', '', 'Mr Wood (of Thoresby) (Patient)', '21 February 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5215, '[ID:5215]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow)', '', '', 'Mr John Hamilton (Jackie; Hamilton-Dundas) (Patient)', '1 March 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5216, '[ID:5216]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stewart', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '3 March 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5217, '[ID:5217]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William MacAlpine', '', '', 'Mr William MacAlpine (Patient)', '8 March 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5218, '[ID:5218]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr E Harrison', '', '', 'Mr Wood (of Thoresby) (Patient)', '9 March 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5219, '[ID:5219]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Rutherford Park (Rutherfurd) (Patient)', '9 March 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5220, '[ID:5220]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Reverend Malcolm Nicolson (of Kiltarlity &amp; Glen Covinth) (Patient)', '11 March 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5221, '[ID:5221]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Dalzell (Dalziel)', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '14 March 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5222, '[ID:5222]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Dr Charles Keith (Patient)', '14 March 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5223, '[ID:5223]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Ferriar', '', '', 'Miss Phillips (Patient)', '16 March 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5224, '[ID:5224]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Baron Alexander Murray (of Darnhall or Blackbarony; of Elibank; Lord Elibank; 7th Baron Elibank)', '', '', 'Mr Charles Murray (Patient), Miss Clara Murray (Patient), Mr Gideon Murray (Patient)', '16 March 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5225, '[ID:5225]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs A. (Patient)', '9 March 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5226, '[ID:5226]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Reid', '', '', 'Mr William Murray (Patient)', '20? March? 1786?', 'Outgoing'),
(5227, '[ID:5227]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr E Harrison', '', '', 'Mr Wood (of Thoresby) (Patient)', '3 March 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5228, '[ID:5228]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Colin MacLarty (McLarty, McLertie)', '', '', 'Mr William Greenlees (Patient)', '24 March 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5229, '[ID:5229]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Richard Story', '', '', 'Mr Vane (Patient)', '30? March 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5230, '[ID:5230]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Stewart', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Fraser Gregory (Fraser, Frazier Gregorie) (Patient)', '28 March 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5231, '[ID:5231]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Kelly', '', '', 'Mr Sharp jnr. (Patient)', '1 April 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5232, '[ID:5232]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr James Steen (Patient)', '3? April 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5233, '[ID:5233]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Wemyss (of Pitkenny)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Beatson (Betty) (Patient)', '3 April 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5234, '[ID:5234]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr McPherson (of Benehar) (Patient)', '5 April 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5235, '[ID:5235]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Gilbert Basil Scott (Basil Scott) (Patient)', '6 April 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5236, '[ID:5236]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr W. L.', '', '', 'Mr Jessamine (Jessiman) (Patient), Mrs Aikman (Patient)', '7 April 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5237, '[ID:5237]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Charles Sanderson', '', '', 'Mr Charles Sanderson (Patient)', '8 April 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5239, '[ID:5239]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Leslie', '', '', 'Reverend William Davidson (of Inverurie) (Patient)', '11 April 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5240, '[ID:5240]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Hunt (Patient)', '15 April 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5241, '[ID:5241]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr E Harrison', '', '', 'Mr Wood (of Thoresby) (Patient)', '17 April 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5242, '[ID:5242]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James McNab', '', '', 'Mr Henry Ivie-Nicolson (Ivie) (Nicolson of Glenbervie) (Patient)', '19 April 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5243, '[ID:5243]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John McMillan', '', '', 'Miss (Patient)', '23 April 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5244, '[ID:5244]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '21 April 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5245, '[ID:5245]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Harley', '', '', 'Miss Mutter (Patient)', 'April? 1786?', 'Outgoing'),
(5246, '[ID:5246]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Dent', '', '', 'Mrs Dent (Patient)', '28 April 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5247, '[ID:5247]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Pierie (Peirie) (Patient)', '29 April 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5248, '[ID:5248]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Pierie (Peirie) (Patient)', '28 April 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5249, '[ID:5249]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Miss Forster (Foster) (Patient)', '1 May 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5250, '[ID:5250]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Wilson', '', '', 'Mr Wood (of Thoresby) (Patient)', '1 May 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5251, '[ID:5251]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Reid', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Murray (de Montolieu) (at Darnhall/Blackbarony) (Patient)', '3? May 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5252, '[ID:5252]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Jessamine (Jessiman)', '', '', 'Mr Jessamine (Jessiman) (Patient)', '3 May 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5253, '[ID:5253]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Countess Isabella Hay (Carr) (Lady Erroll, Lady Hay)', '', '', 'Lady Charlotte Hay (Hay) (Patient)', '8 May 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5254, '[ID:5254]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Johnston (Patient)', '7 May 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5255, '[ID:5255]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Cannan (Patient)', '12 May 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5256, '[ID:5256]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend Francis Grant', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '13 May 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5257, '[ID:5257]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', 'May 1786?', 'Outgoing'),
(5258, '[ID:5258]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Countess Isabella Hay (Carr) (Lady Erroll, Lady Hay)', '', '', 'Lady Charlotte Hay (Hay) (Patient)', 'May? 1786?', 'Outgoing'),
(5259, '[ID:5259]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Colonel Kellet (Patient)', '10 May 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5260, '[ID:5260]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'General Alexander Leslie (Hon. General Leslie) (Patient)', '18 May 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5261, '[ID:5261]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr', '', '', 'Mr McKenzie (Mackenzie) (Patient)', '14 May 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5262, '[ID:5262]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Reid', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Murray (de Montolieu) (at Darnhall/Blackbarony) (Patient)', '19 May 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5263, '[ID:5263]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Betty Forrest', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '20? May? 1786?', 'Outgoing'),
(5264, '[ID:5264]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr John Schubach (Patient)', '22 May 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5265, '[ID:5265]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr John Still (Patient), Miss Diana Still (Patient)', '25 May 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5266, '[ID:5266]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr David Gregory (Gregorie)', '', '', 'Mr Benard (Patient)', '25 May 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5267, '[ID:5267]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Henry Halliday (Halyday, Halleday)', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Forsythe (Forsayth, Forsaythe, Forsyth) (Patient)', '25 May 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5268, '[ID:5268]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Miss Forster (Foster) (Patient)', '31 May? 1786?', 'Outgoing'),
(5269, '[ID:5269]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Joseph Camplin', '', '', 'Mrs Frances Johnstone (Colquitt) (Fann(e)y; Johnston, of Hawkhill) (Patient)', '24 May 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5270, '[ID:5270]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Forbes', '', '', 'Mrs Aikman (Patient)', '24 May? 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5271, '[ID:5271]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Aird', '', '', 'Mrs Aird (Patient)', '28? May 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5272, '[ID:5272]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Forbes', '', '', 'Mrs Aikman (Patient)', '27 May 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5273, '[ID:5273]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Lady Elizabeth Gavin (Maitland) (Betty)', '', '', 'Miss Hercy Christina Maria Gavin (Patient), Countess Mary Turner Maitland (de Lombe) (Lady Lauderdale) (Patient)', 'May 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5274, '[ID:5274]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Robert Menzies (of Dura )', '', '', 'Countess Wilhelmina Leslie (Nisbet) (Countess of Leven &amp; Melville, Lady Leven) (Patient)', '28 May 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5275, '[ID:5275]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Elizabeth Murray (de Montolieu) (at Darnhall/Blackbarony)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Murray (de Montolieu) (at Darnhall/Blackbarony) (Patient)', '29? May? 1786?', 'Outgoing'),
(5276, '[ID:5276]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Chalmers (Chambers)', '', '', 'Captain Frederick Lewis Maitland (Hon. Captain Maitland, Capt Maitland of Rankeillour ) (Patient)', '31 May 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5277, '[ID:5277]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Reverend William Burnside (of Dumfries) (Patient)', '28 May 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5279, '[ID:5279]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Alexander\nAlexander Cunningham (Patient)', '5 June 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5280, '[ID:5280]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Hamilton (of Spittlehaugh) (Patient)', '31 May? 1786?', 'Outgoing'),
(5281, '[ID:5281]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Davidson (Patient)', '1 June 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5282, '[ID:5282]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Forrest', '', '', 'Mrs Aikman (Patient)', '5 June 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5283, '[ID:5283]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Elizabeth Murray (de Montolieu) (at Darnhall/Blackbarony)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Murray (de Montolieu) (at Darnhall/Blackbarony) (Patient)', '8 June 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5284, '[ID:5284]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Reverend William Burnside (of Dumfries) (Patient)', '8 June 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5285, '[ID:5285]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr George Campbell (of Aires; Aress)', '', '', 'Mr George Campbell (of Aires; Aress) (Patient)', '13 June 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5286, '[ID:5286]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Hall', '', '', 'Miss Hercy Christina Maria Gavin (Patient)', '19 June 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5287, '[ID:5287]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas John Stuart', '', '', 'Mr Thomas John Stuart (Patient), Miss (Patient)', '19 June 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5288, '[ID:5288]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Reverend William Burnside (of Dumfries) (Patient)', '17 June 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5289, '[ID:5289]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Cokayne (Cocayne)', '', '', 'Mrs Cokayne (Patient)', '26 June 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5290, '[ID:5290]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James McNab', '', '', 'Mr Henry Ivie-Nicolson (Ivie) (Nicolson of Glenbervie) (Patient)', '27? June 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5291, '[ID:5291]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Richard Charleton', '', '', 'Mr Richard Charleton (Patient)', '30 June 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5292, '[ID:5292]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Miss Ellison (Alison) (Patient)', '30 June 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5293, '[ID:5293]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Willison (of Dundee)', '', '', 'Mr David Maxwell (Patient)', '30 June 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5294, '[ID:5294]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Innes (of Sanside) (Patient)', '1 July 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5295, '[ID:5295]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Brown (Broun)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Watt (McCall) (of Stranraer) (Patient)', '11 July 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5296, '[ID:5296]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Green (Patient)', '9 July 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5297, '[ID:5297]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  (\'Madam\')', '', '', 'Miss Crimble (Patient), Miss Shaw (Patient)', '8 July 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5298, '[ID:5298]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  (\'Madam\')', '', '', 'Miss Crimble (Patient), Mrs Perry (Patient), Miss Shaw (Patient)', '8 July 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5299, '[ID:5299]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Perry', '', '', 'Mrs Perry (Patient)', '8 July 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5300, '[ID:5300]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow)', '', '', 'Mr Andrew Syme (Sym) (Patient)', '10 July 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5301, '[ID:5301]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Cokayne (Cocayne)', '', '', 'Mrs Cokayne (Patient)', '10 July 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5302, '[ID:5302]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ballantine (Balentintine)', '', '', 'Mr Baxter (Patient)', '10 July 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5303, '[ID:5303]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Murray (Ogilvie) (Honourable Mrs Murray of Aiton (Ayton)) (Patient)', '10 July 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5304, '[ID:5304]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Hall', '', '', 'Miss Hercy Christina Maria Gavin (Patient)', '10 July 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5305, '[ID:5305]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Miss Ann Cook (Patient)', '11 July 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5306, '[ID:5306]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Edward Cook (of Togston) (Patient)', '11 July 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5307, '[ID:5307]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr George Campbell (of Aires; Aress)', '', '', 'Mr George Campbell (of Aires; Aress) (Patient)', '14 July 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5308, '[ID:5308]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Pope (Patient)', '16 July 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5310, '[ID:5310]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Colonel George Clerk (Clarke, Clark)', '', '', 'Colonel George Clerk (Clarke, Clark) (Patient)', '18 July 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5311, '[ID:5311]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'General Francis Johnston (\'Mr Frank\'; Major-General Francis Johnston, CB. ) (Patient)', '20 July 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5312, '[ID:5312]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Hall', '', '', 'Miss Hercy Christina Maria Gavin (Patient)', '24 July 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5313, '[ID:5313]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Jefferson', '', '', 'Mrs Dorothy Riddell (Patient), Miss Mary? Riddell (Patient)', '27 July 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5314, '[ID:5314]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr George Campbell (of Aires; Aress)', '', '', 'Mr George Campbell (of Aires; Aress) (Patient)', '28 July 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5315, '[ID:5315]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '30 July 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5316, '[ID:5316]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Barnes (Patient)', '2 August 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5317, '[ID:5317]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Strong (Strang)', '', '', 'Mr John Strong (Strang) (Patient)', '6 August 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5318, '[ID:5318]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Duguid', '', '', 'Miss Webster (Patient)', 'August? 1786?', 'Outgoing'),
(5319, '[ID:5319]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Govan (Gowan)', '', '', 'Mrs Margaret Cheape (Clark) (Patient)', '31 July 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5320, '[ID:5320]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr John Cockburn (Patient)', '12 August 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5321, '[ID:5321]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Antonio Giuseppe Testa', '', '', 'Prince Abbondio Rezzonico (Patient)', '15 August 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5322, '[ID:5322]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John White (Whytt)', '', '', 'Mrs Whitehead (Patient)', '20 August 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5323, '[ID:5323]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', ' Sheldon Cradock (Patient)', '31 August 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5324, '[ID:5324]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Jefferson', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Riddell (of Swinburne Castle) (Patient)', '1? September 1786?', 'Outgoing'),
(5325, '[ID:5325]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs (\'Madam\')', '', '', 'Mrs (\'Madam\') (Patient), Mr (Patient)', '1 September 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5326, '[ID:5326]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Wilson', '', '', 'Mrs Ilderton (Ilderston(e)) (Patient), Mr Wilson (Patient)', 'September? 1786?', 'Outgoing'),
(5327, '[ID:5327]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Home', '', '', 'Mrs Aynsley (Ainsley) (Patient)', '4 September 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5328, '[ID:5328]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Bate', '', '', 'Reverend Ferguson (Patient)', '4 September 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5329, '[ID:5329]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Farmer (Patient)', '6 September 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5330, '[ID:5330]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'General Francis Johnston (\'Mr Frank\'; Major-General Francis Johnston, CB. ) (Patient), Mr George Gordon (Patient)', '6 September 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5331, '[ID:5331]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Margaret Johnston (Stewart) (of Cowhill)', '', '', 'Mrs Margaret Johnston (Stewart) (of Cowhill) (Patient)', '7 September 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5332, '[ID:5332]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Jefferson', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Riddell (of Swinburne Castle) (Patient)', '16 September 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5333, '[ID:5333]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr George Campbell (of Aires; Aress)', '', '', 'Mr George Campbell (of Aires; Aress) (Patient)', '16 September 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5334, '[ID:5334]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Elizabeth Murray (de Montolieu) (at Darnhall/Blackbarony)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Murray (de Montolieu) (at Darnhall/Blackbarony) (Patient)', '15? September 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5335, '[ID:5335]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Duguid', '', '', 'Miss Webster (Patient)', '15 September 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5336, '[ID:5336]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Jane Porter (Blenkinsop)', '', '', 'Mrs Jane Porter (Blenkinsop) (Patient)', '19 September 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5337, '[ID:5337]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '11 September 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5338, '[ID:5338]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Wilson', '', '', 'Mrs Ilderton (Ilderston(e)) (Patient), Mr Wilson (Patient), Mr Welsh (Walsh) (Patient)', '13 September 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5339, '[ID:5339]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Amelia Murdoch (Campbell) (Patient)', 'September? 1786?', 'Outgoing'),
(5340, '[ID:5340]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr David Pitcairn', '', '', 'Mr Robertson (Patient)', '27 September 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5341, '[ID:5341]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Ralph Fenwick', '', '', 'Mrs Jane Porter (Blenkinsop) (Patient)', '28 September 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5342, '[ID:5342]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', 'Mrs Amelia Murdoch (Campbell) (Patient)', '28 September 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5343, '[ID:5343]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Earl George Ramsay (8th Earl of Dalhousie) (Patient)', '22 September 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5344, '[ID:5344]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Laurence Edmonston (Edmonstone)', '', '', 'Miss Johannah Sanderson (Patient)', '4 October 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5345, '[ID:5345]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Agnes Eleonora Dunlop', '', '', 'Mrs Frances Anna Dunlop (Wallace) (of Dunlop) (Patient)', '6 October 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5346, '[ID:5346]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr John Hunter (Patient)', '6 October 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5347, '[ID:5347]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  Thomas Logan', '', '', 'Miss Betty Binning (of Haws) (Patient)', '11 October 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5348, '[ID:5348]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Baylies', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '9 October 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5349, '[ID:5349]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Antonio Giuseppe Testa', '', '', 'Prince Abbondio Rezzonico (Patient)', '9 October 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5350, '[ID:5350]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Lord William Lowther (Lord Lonsdale)', '', '', 'Mr Allan Robinson (Patient)', '20 October 1786', 'Outgoing');
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(5351, '[ID:5351]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Lord William Lowther (Lord Lonsdale)', '', '', 'Mr Allan Robinson (Patient)', '20? October? 1786?', 'Outgoing'),
(5352, '[ID:5352]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Lady Mary Anne Carnegie (Mary Ann Carnaigie) (Patient)', '22 October 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5353, '[ID:5353]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Captain Crow (Crowe) (Patient)', '27 October 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5354, '[ID:5354]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr G. Kirkaldie', '', '', 'Mrs Kirkaldie (Patient)', '1 November 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5355, '[ID:5355]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'General Francis Johnston (\'Mr Frank\'; Major-General Francis Johnston, CB. ) (Patient), Mr George Gordon (Patient)', '7 November 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5356, '[ID:5356]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Charles Brown', '', '', 'Miss Ann Wilson (Patient)', '13 November 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5357, '[ID:5357]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Wilson (Patient)', '13 November 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5358, '[ID:5358]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  Thomas Logan', '', '', 'Miss Betty Binning (of Haws) (Patient)', '13 November 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5359, '[ID:5359]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr George Campbell (of Aires; Aress)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '20 November 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5360, '[ID:5360]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Earl Neil Primrose (3rd Earl of Rosebery) (Patient)', '20 November 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5361, '[ID:5361]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Lady Mary Primrose (Vincent) (Lady Rosebery) (Patient)', '20 November 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5362, '[ID:5362]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Lady Mary Primrose (Vincent) (Lady Rosebery) (Patient), Earl Neil Primrose (3rd Earl of Rosebery) (Patient)', 'November? 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5363, '[ID:5363]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Robert Coupar (Couper)', '', '', 'Lady Madelaine Gordon (Madelina) (Patient), Lady Susan Gordon (Patient), Lady Louisa Gordon (Patient)', '21 November 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5364, '[ID:5364]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John White (Whytt)', '', '', 'Mrs Whitehead (Patient), Mrs White (Patient)', '28 November 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5365, '[ID:5365]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Bruce (of Tobago; of Stenhouse; Sir William Bruce of Stenhouse, 7th Bt, after 1795)', '', '', 'Mr William Bruce (of Tobago; of Stenhouse; Sir William Bruce of Stenhouse, 7th Bt, after 1795) (Patient)', '28 November 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5366, '[ID:5366]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  Thomas Logan', '', '', 'Miss Betty Binning (of Haws) (Patient)', '2 December 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5367, '[ID:5367]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Jefferson', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Riddell (of Swinburne Castle) (Patient)', '6 December 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5368, '[ID:5368]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Joseph Losh', '', '', 'Mrs (Patient)', '6 December 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5369, '[ID:5369]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '7 December 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5370, '[ID:5370]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Mackinnon Fraser (5th of Balnain)', '', '', 'Mr William Bruce (of Tobago; of Stenhouse; Sir William Bruce of Stenhouse, 7th Bt, after 1795) (Patient)', '15 December 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5371, '[ID:5371]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Fotherley Pannell', '', '', 'Captain Crow (Crowe) (Patient)', '16 December 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5372, '[ID:5372]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Marshall', '', '', 'Mrs M. L. (Patient)', '24 December 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5373, '[ID:5373]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Hargrave (Hardgrove)', '', '', 'Mr William Hargrave (Hardgrove) (Patient)', '24 December 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5374, '[ID:5374]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Lady Mary Anne Carnegie (Mary Ann Carnaigie) (Patient)', '26 December 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5375, '[ID:5375]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr David Gregory (Gregorie)', '', '', 'Mr David Gregory (Gregorie) (Patient)', '26 December 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5376, '[ID:5376]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Janet MacDuff (McDuff) (Patient)', '28 December 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5377, '[ID:5377]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr William McNair (Patient)', '29 December 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5382, '[ID:5382]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Hollingsworth', '', '', 'Mr Montague (Patient)', '2 January 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5383, '[ID:5383]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Montague', '', '', 'Mr Montague (Patient)', '2 January? 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5384, '[ID:5384]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr William Gordon (Patient)', '3 January 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5385, '[ID:5385]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Benjamin Bell', '', '', 'Captain William Graham (Grahame) (Patient)', '3 January 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5386, '[ID:5386]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Sir George  Buchan Hepburn (Buchan) (of Smeaton Hepburn, 1st Bt)', '', '', 'Mrs Buchan Hepburn (Patient)', '5 January 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5387, '[ID:5387]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Farquharson', '', '', 'Mrs Paisley (Patient)', 'January? 1787?', 'Outgoing'),
(5388, '[ID:5388]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Patrick Scott', '', '', 'Miss Kitty Cooke (Catherine) (Patient)', '12 January 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5389, '[ID:5389]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr David Gregory (Gregorie)', '', '', 'Mr David Gregory (Gregorie) (Patient)', '13 January 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5390, '[ID:5390]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Silas Neville', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '15 January 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5391, '[ID:5391]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr B M Adamson', '', '', 'Miss Elizabeth Snowden (Patient)', '15 January 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5392, '[ID:5392]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Jefferson', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Riddell (of Swinburne Castle) (Patient)', '15 January 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5393, '[ID:5393]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John White (Whytt)', '', '', 'Mrs White (Patient)', '16 January 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5394, '[ID:5394]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Burke (Patient)', '20 January 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5395, '[ID:5395]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow)', '', '', 'Miss Wilson (Patient)', '20 January 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5396, '[ID:5396]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Stewart (of Shambellie (Shambelly))', '', '', 'Mr William Stewart (of Shambellie (Shambelly)) (Patient)', '20 January 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5397, '[ID:5397]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Hollis Pigot', '', '', 'Mrs W. S. (Patient)', '23 January 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5398, '[ID:5398]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Jefferson', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Riddell (of Swinburne Castle) (Patient)', '23 January 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5399, '[ID:5399]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Wemyss (of Pitkenny)', '', '', 'Mrs Jamieson (Patient)', '25 January 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5400, '[ID:5400]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr', '', '', 'Mrs Jamieson (Patient)', '27 January 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5401, '[ID:5401]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr David Gregory (Gregorie)', '', '', 'Mr David Gregory (Gregorie) (Patient)', '26? January? 1787?', 'Outgoing'),
(5402, '[ID:5402]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Brown (Broun)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Watt (McCall) (of Stranraer) (Patient)', '28 January 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5403, '[ID:5403]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr B M Adamson', '', '', 'Miss Elizabeth Snowden (Patient)', '31 January 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5404, '[ID:5404]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Allen', '', '', 'Mrs Allen (Patient)', '1 February 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5405, '[ID:5405]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Fotherley Pannell', '', '', 'Captain Crow (Crowe) (Patient)', '31 January 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5406, '[ID:5406]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Wynn (Wynne) (Patient)', '2 February 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5407, '[ID:5407]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Charles Keith', '', '', 'Mr John Cook (Cooke; of Gallowhill; of Ogle. ) (Patient)', '5 February 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5408, '[ID:5408]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Dr Alexander Douglas (Patient)', 'February? 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5409, '[ID:5409]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Charles Keith', '', '', 'Mr John Cook (Cooke; of Gallowhill; of Ogle. ) (Patient), Miss Marr (Patient)', '10 February 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5410, '[ID:5410]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr David Maxwell', '', '', 'Mrs Henrietta Maxwell (Patient)', '10 February 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5411, '[ID:5411]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Charles Keith', '', '', 'Mr Gabriel Dunn (Dun) (Patient)', '12 February 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5412, '[ID:5412]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Marshall', '', '', 'Mr Robert Blair (Patient)', '15 February 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5413, '[ID:5413]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John White (Whytt)', '', '', 'Mr Bizzet (Bisset) (Patient)', '21 February 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5414, '[ID:5414]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mrs Gibson (Patient), Miss (Patient)', '24 February 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5415, '[ID:5415]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John McFarquhar (Farquharson)', '', '', 'Mrs Anne Ross (Munro) (of Gladfield) (Patient), Mrs McFarquhar (Patient)', '24 February 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5416, '[ID:5416]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Stewart (of Shambellie (Shambelly))', '', '', 'Mr William Stewart (of Shambellie (Shambelly)) (Patient)', '1 March 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5417, '[ID:5417]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Miss Wilson (Patient)', '1 March 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5418, '[ID:5418]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John White (Whytt)', '', '', 'Mr Bizzet (Bisset) (Patient)', '3 March 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5419, '[ID:5419]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Captain Charles Wedderburn (Patient)', '12 March 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5420, '[ID:5420]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', 'Mr Clerke (Clark, Clarke, little Clark) (Patient)', '12 March 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5421, '[ID:5421]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Farquharson', '', '', 'Mrs Janet Moodie (Love) (Moody) (Patient)', '9 March 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5422, '[ID:5422]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Macneill (Patient)', '12 March 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5423, '[ID:5423]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Walker', '', '', 'Miss Gordon (of Crogo) (Patient)', '19 March 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5424, '[ID:5424]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John White (Whytt)', '', '', 'Mr Bizzet (Bisset) (Patient)', '19 March 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5425, '[ID:5425]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mrs Hamilton (Patient)', '20 March 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5426, '[ID:5426]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Collier', '', '', 'Dr James Collier (Patient)', '21 March 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5427, '[ID:5427]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Hamilton', '', '', 'Miss P. (Patient)', '24 March 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5428, '[ID:5428]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr David Maxwell', '', '', 'Mrs Henrietta Maxwell (Patient)', '23 March 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5429, '[ID:5429]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John White (Whytt)', '', '', 'Mr Bizzet (Bisset) (Patient)', '30 March 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5430, '[ID:5430]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Miss Jean Campbell (Jane; (after 1797) Mrs MacNeill) (Patient)', '31 March 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5431, '[ID:5431]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Mudie (Moodie)', '', '', 'Mr William? Christie? (Patient)', '2 April 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5432, '[ID:5432]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Burkit (Patient)', '3 April 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5433, '[ID:5433]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Dunlop (Sanders, Saunders)', '', '', 'Mr Archibald Campbell (of Succoth) (Patient)', '3 April 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5434, '[ID:5434]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Jefferson', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Riddell (of Swinburne Castle) (Patient)', '5 April 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5435, '[ID:5435]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William', '', '', 'Mr Provan (Patient)', '7 April 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5436, '[ID:5436]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Dunlop (Sanders, Saunders)', '', '', 'Mr Clerke (Clark, Clarke, little Clark) (Patient)', '7 April 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5437, '[ID:5437]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Henry Halliday (Halyday, Halleday)', '', '', 'Mrs Cunningham (Patient)', '9 April 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5438, '[ID:5438]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Campbell (Patient)', '12 April 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5439, '[ID:5439]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Monkhouse (Patient)', '14 April 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5440, '[ID:5440]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders)', '', '', 'Mr McArthur (Patient)', '17 April 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5441, '[ID:5441]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Mudie (Moodie)', '', '', 'Mr William? Christie? (Patient)', '18 April 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5442, '[ID:5442]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Andrew Whyte', '', '', 'Mr William Stark (Patient)', '23 April 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5443, '[ID:5443]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Henry Halliday (Halyday, Halleday)', '', '', 'Mrs Cunningham (Patient)', '23 April 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5444, '[ID:5444]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Walker', '', '', 'Miss Gordon (of Crogo) (Patient)', '23 April 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5445, '[ID:5445]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Hargrave (Hardgrove)', '', '', 'Mr William Hargrave (Hardgrove) (Patient)', '27 April 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5446, '[ID:5446]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Scruton', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '26 April 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5447, '[ID:5447]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Andrew Whyte', '', '', 'Mr William Stark (Patient)', '28 April 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5448, '[ID:5448]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', 'Mr Clerke (Clark, Clarke, little Clark) (Patient)', '4 May 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5449, '[ID:5449]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Ashton (Patient)', '18 May 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5450, '[ID:5450]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Hamilton', '', '', 'Mrs Hamilton (Patient)', '8 May 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5451, '[ID:5451]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Home', '', '', 'Mrs Aynsley (Ainsley) (Patient)', '12 May 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5452, '[ID:5452]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Andrew Whyte', '', '', 'Mr William Stark (Patient)', '12 May 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5453, '[ID:5453]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Gordon (Baillie) (of Cluny; Mrs Baron Gordon) (Patient)', '14 May 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5454, '[ID:5454]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Wynn (Wynne) (Patient)', '14 May 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5455, '[ID:5455]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr', '', '', 'Mr Ferguson (Patient)', '14 May 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5456, '[ID:5456]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Ramsay (Patient)', '15 May 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5457, '[ID:5457]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr', '', '', 'Captain David Skene (Patient), Mrs Elizabeth Skene (Morrison) (Patient)', '15? May 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5458, '[ID:5458]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr David Maxwell', '', '', 'Mrs Henrietta Maxwell (Patient)', '17 May 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5459, '[ID:5459]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr William Stewart (of Shambellie (Shambelly)) (Patient)', '17? May 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5460, '[ID:5460]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr (The Chevalier) (Patient)', '18? May 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5461, '[ID:5461]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Henry Richardson', '', '', 'Mr Yelloly (Patient)', '21 May 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5462, '[ID:5462]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr (The Chevalier) (Patient)', '18 May 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5463, '[ID:5463]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Magnus Lindsay (Lindesay) (Patient)', '27 May 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5464, '[ID:5464]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Campbell (Patient)', '30 May 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5465, '[ID:5465]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Earl George Boyle (4th Earl of Glasgow) (Patient)', '1 June 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5466, '[ID:5466]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Hargrave (Hardgrove)', '', '', 'Mr William Hargrave (Hardgrove) (Patient)', '4? June 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5467, '[ID:5467]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Countess Isabella Hay (Carr) (Lady Erroll, Lady Hay)', '', '', 'Lady Charlotte Hay (Hay) (Patient), Lady Augusta Hay (Countess of Glasgow) (Patient)', '5 June 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5468, '[ID:5468]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Cunnison (Cunison )', '', '', 'Captain George Birrel (Burrel, Burrell) (Patient)', '12 June 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5469, '[ID:5469]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Chalmers (Chambers)', '', '', 'Mrs Chalmers (Patient)', '13 June 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5470, '[ID:5470]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Countess Isabella Hay (Carr) (Lady Erroll, Lady Hay)', '', '', 'Lady Charlotte Hay (Hay) (Patient), Lady Augusta Hay (Countess of Glasgow) (Patient)', 'June? 1787?', 'Outgoing'),
(5471, '[ID:5471]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', 'June? 1787?', 'Outgoing'),
(5472, '[ID:5472]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Henry Richardson', '', '', 'Mr Yelloly (Patient)', '19 June 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5473, '[ID:5473]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Cunnison (Cunison )', '', '', 'Captain George Birrel (Burrel, Burrell) (Patient)', '19 June 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5474, '[ID:5474]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', 'Mrs Amelia Murdoch (Campbell) (Patient)', '20 June 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5475, '[ID:5475]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Armitstead', '', '', 'Lady (Patient)', '22 June 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5476, '[ID:5476]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Lord (Judge) John Campbell (of Stonefield, Lord Stonefield)', '', '', 'Lord (Judge) John Campbell (of Stonefield, Lord Stonefield) (Patient)', '20 June 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5477, '[ID:5477]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Mudie (Moodie)', '', '', 'Miss (Patient)', '2 July 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5478, '[ID:5478]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Hargrave (Hardgrove)', '', '', 'Mr William Hargrave (Hardgrove) (Patient)', '6 July 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5479, '[ID:5479]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Wilson', '', '', 'Mr Wood (of Thoresby) (Patient)', '6 July 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5480, '[ID:5480]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Mary Brodie', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '8 July 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5481, '[ID:5481]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr William Stewart (of Shambellie (Shambelly)) (Patient)', '10 July 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5482, '[ID:5482]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', ' Mary Lymbear (Patient)', '11 July 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5483, '[ID:5483]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Dr Alexander Douglas (Patient)', '11 July 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5484, '[ID:5484]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Agnes Hamilton (Dundas) (Anne; of Westburn &amp; Duddingston)', '', '', 'Miss Magdalane Elizabeth Hamilton (Maddy; of Westburn) (Patient)', '12 July 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5485, '[ID:5485]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Johnstone (Jock; of Alva)', '', '', 'Miss Elizabeth Johnstone (Betty; Mrs Betty; Johnston; of Westerhall) (Patient), Miss Ann Elizabeth Johnstone (Betty) (Patient)', '16 July 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5486, '[ID:5486]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Dunlop (Sanders, Saunders)', '', '', 'Mr Archibald Campbell (of Succoth) (Patient)', '16 July 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5487, '[ID:5487]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Birrell', '', '', 'Captain George Birrel (Burrel, Burrell) (Patient)', '16 July 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5488, '[ID:5488]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Johnstone (Jock; of Alva)', '', '', 'Miss Elizabeth Johnstone (Betty; Mrs Betty; Johnston; of Westerhall) (Patient), Miss Ann Elizabeth Johnstone (Betty) (Patient)', '17 July 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5489, '[ID:5489]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Short', '', '', 'Mr Charles Alison (Patient), Mrs Roebuck (Patient)', '19 July 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5490, '[ID:5490]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Dunlop (Sanders, Saunders)', '', '', 'Mr Archibald Campbell (of Succoth) (Patient)', '19 July 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5491, '[ID:5491]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr George Moncrieff', '', '', 'Miss Elizabeth Johnstone (Betty; Mrs Betty; Johnston; of Westerhall) (Patient), Miss Bell (Patient)', '19 July 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5492, '[ID:5492]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr', '', '', 'Captain Thomas? Mercer (Patient)', '21 July 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5493, '[ID:5493]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Roebuck', '', '', 'Mrs Roebuck (Patient)', '22 July 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5494, '[ID:5494]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Magdalane Elizabeth Hamilton (Maddy; of Westburn)', '', '', 'Miss Magdalane Elizabeth Hamilton (Maddy; of Westburn) (Patient)', '23 July 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5495, '[ID:5495]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Brown (Broun)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Watt (McCall) (of Stranraer) (Patient)', '26? July 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5496, '[ID:5496]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr William Brown (Patient)', '26 July 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5497, '[ID:5497]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Russell (Russel; of Newbottle; later of Brancepeth Castle)', '', '', 'Miss Margaret Russell (Russel; later Mrs, then Lady Drummond.) (Patient)', '27 July 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5498, '[ID:5498]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Wilson (Patient)', '27 July 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5499, '[ID:5499]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Charles Keith', '', '', 'Mr John Cook (Cooke; of Gallowhill; of Ogle. ) (Patient), Miss Marr (Patient)', '31 July 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5500, '[ID:5500]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Gordon (Baillie) (of Cluny; Mrs Baron Gordon) (Patient)', '1 August 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5501, '[ID:5501]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Nathaniel Spens, Spence', '', '', 'Countess Margaret McDouall or McDouall-Crichton  (Craufurd) (Lady Dumfries, Countess of Dumfries) (Patient), Lady Anne Gordon (Duff) (Dowager Countess of Dumfries ) (Patient)', '2 August 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5502, '[ID:5502]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Magdalane Elizabeth Hamilton (Maddy; of Westburn)', '', '', 'Miss Magdalane Elizabeth Hamilton (Maddy; of Westburn) (Patient)', '7 August 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5503, '[ID:5503]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Welsh (Patient)', '8 August 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5504, '[ID:5504]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr William Brown (Patient)', '8 August 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5505, '[ID:5505]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Richard Somner (Sommers)', '', '', 'Lord George Hay (\'Marquiss of Tweddale\' (Tweedale/Tweeddale)) (Patient), Miss Saunderson (Patient)', '4? August 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5506, '[ID:5506]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr William Sanderson (Saunderson) (Patient)', '11 August 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5507, '[ID:5507]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Richard Somner (Sommers)', '', '', 'Lord George Hay (\'Marquiss of Tweddale\' (Tweedale/Tweeddale)) (Patient)', '20? August? 1787?', 'Outgoing'),
(5508, '[ID:5508]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Richard Somner (Sommers)', '', '', 'Miss Saunderson (Patient)', '10 August 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5510, '[ID:5510]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs McAlister (M\'Alister, Macalister, McAlister, McAlester) (Patient)', '20 August 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5511, '[ID:5511]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Wilson', '', '', 'Miss Story (Storie | Storey) (Patient)', '20 August 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5512, '[ID:5512]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Captain Rutherfurd (Rutherford) (Patient)', '23 August 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5513, '[ID:5513]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Lining', '', '', 'Miss Lining (Patient)', '23 August 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5514, '[ID:5514]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Miss Bell (Patient)', '25 August 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5515, '[ID:5515]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '27 August 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5516, '[ID:5516]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Brander (Patient)', '28 August 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5517, '[ID:5517]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Lining (Linning)', '', '', 'Miss Lining (Patient)', '29 August 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5518, '[ID:5518]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Brown', '', '', 'Miss Lining (Patient), Mr Thomas Lining (Tommie) (Patient)', '5 September 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5519, '[ID:5519]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Ferguson (Patient)', '7 September 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5520, '[ID:5520]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Miss Elenora Vane (Eleanor?) (Patient)', '9 September 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5521, '[ID:5521]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Mollison (Molison, Molyson)', '', '', 'Mr Edward Burrow (at Port Glasgow, Esq.; Collector Burrow) (Patient)', '9 September 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5522, '[ID:5522]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Jack', '', '', 'Mr John Jack (Patient), Reverend William Andrews (of Woodsyde) (Patient)', '9 September 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5523, '[ID:5523]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Elizabeth Purves (Purvis) (Patient)', '10 September 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5524, '[ID:5524]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Kellock', '', '', 'Mr Robert Dickson (Dixson, Dixon) (Patient)', '12 September 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5525, '[ID:5525]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr John Mackenzie (Patient)', '14 September 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5526, '[ID:5526]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Hugh Marshall', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '14 September 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5527, '[ID:5527]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Sanderson (Saunderson)', '', '', 'Miss Saunderson (Patient), Mr William Sanderson (Saunderson) (Patient)', '15 September 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5528, '[ID:5528]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Brown', '', '', 'Miss Lining (Patient)', '17 September 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5529, '[ID:5529]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Edward Atkinson', '', '', 'Mr Robinson (Patient)', '13? September 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5530, '[ID:5530]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Charles Congalton', '', '', 'Earl George Ramsay (8th Earl of Dalhousie) (Patient)', 'September? 1787?', 'Outgoing'),
(5531, '[ID:5531]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Gillies (Patient)', '21 September 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5532, '[ID:5532]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Lady Charlotte Hay (Hay)', '', '', 'Lady Charlotte Hay (Hay) (Patient)', '22 September 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5533, '[ID:5533]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Reverend John(?) Sharp (Rev. Dr Sharp) (Patient)', '22 September 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5535, '[ID:5535]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Saunders', '', '', 'Mr Roger Hog (junior) (Patient)', '23 September 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5536, '[ID:5536]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Aird', '', '', 'Mrs Aird (Patient), Dr John Aird (Patient)', '27 September 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5537, '[ID:5537]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Miss Bell (Patient)', '27 September 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5538, '[ID:5538]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Magdalane Elizabeth Hamilton (Maddy; of Westburn)', '', '', 'Miss Magdalane Elizabeth Hamilton (Maddy; of Westburn) (Patient)', '27 September 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5539, '[ID:5539]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Russell (Russel; of Newbottle; later of Brancepeth Castle)', '', '', 'Miss Margaret Russell (Russel; later Mrs, then Lady Drummond.) (Patient)', '30 September 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5540, '[ID:5540]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Dirom (of Muiresk) (Patient)', '1 October 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5541, '[ID:5541]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Ogle (of Eglingham Hall)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Ogle (of Eglingham Hall) (Patient)', '3 October 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5542, '[ID:5542]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Jack', '', '', 'Reverend William Andrews (of Woodsyde) (Patient)', '3 October 1787?', 'Outgoing'),
(5543, '[ID:5543]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Hargrave (Hardgrove)', '', '', 'Mr William Hargrave (Hardgrove) (Patient)', '5 October 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5544, '[ID:5544]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr R. N. Lynn (Lind)', '', '', 'Mr R. N. Lynn (Lind) (Patient)', '5 October 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5545, '[ID:5545]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr David Gregory (Gregorie)', '', '', 'Mr David Gregory (Gregorie) (Patient)', '6? October? 1787?', 'Outgoing'),
(5546, '[ID:5546]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend Colin Gillies (of Paisley)', '', '', 'Mrs Gillies (Patient)', '6 October 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5547, '[ID:5547]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Mr John Surtees (Patient)', '6 October 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5548, '[ID:5548]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Dirom (of Muiresk) (Patient)', '8 October 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5549, '[ID:5549]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Ogle (of Eglingham Hall)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Ogle (of Eglingham Hall) (Patient)', '9 October 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5550, '[ID:5550]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Sir George  Buchan Hepburn (Buchan) (of Smeaton Hepburn, 1st Bt)', '', '', 'Mrs Buchan Hepburn (Patient)', '9 October 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5551, '[ID:5551]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Roger Hog (junior) (Patient)', '17 October 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5552, '[ID:5552]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Miss Robertson (Patient)', '17 October 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5553, '[ID:5553]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Charles Brown', '', '', 'General John Beckwith (Becwith) (Patient)', '19 October 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5554, '[ID:5554]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Miss Bell (Patient)', '19 October? 1787?', 'Outgoing'),
(5555, '[ID:5555]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Wilson', '', '', 'Miss Story (Storie | Storey) (Patient)', '26 October 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5556, '[ID:5556]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr R. N. Lynn (Lind)', '', '', 'Mr R. N. Lynn (Lind) (Patient)', '25 October 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5557, '[ID:5557]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr William Sanderson (Saunderson) (Patient)', '4 November 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5558, '[ID:5558]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Miss Bell (Patient)', '9 November 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5559, '[ID:5559]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Saunders O\'Halloran (O\'Hallaran)', '', '', 'Miss O\'Halloran? (Patient)', '13? November 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5560, '[ID:5560]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Alves', '', '', 'Mrs Jane Fraser (of Relick) (Patient)', '13 November 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5561, '[ID:5561]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Younghusband (of Elwick) (Patient)', '13 November 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5562, '[ID:5562]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr David Gregory (Gregorie)', '', '', 'Mr David Gregory (Gregorie) (Patient)', '16 November 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5563, '[ID:5563]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Elizabeth Purves (Purvis)', '', '', 'Miss Elizabeth Purves (Purvis) (Patient)', '16 November 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5564, '[ID:5564]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Hill', '', '', 'Mrs Hill (Patient)', '16 November 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5565, '[ID:5565]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr R. N. Lynn (Lind)', '', '', 'Mr R. N. Lynn (Lind) (Patient)', '20 November 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5566, '[ID:5566]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr J. S.', '', '', 'Mr Symon Fraser (Patient)', '23 November 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5567, '[ID:5567]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Dirom (of Muiresk) (Patient)', '22 November 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5568, '[ID:5568]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Miss Bell (Patient)', '27 November 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5569, '[ID:5569]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Dirom (of Muiresk) (Patient)', '29 November 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5570, '[ID:5570]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend William Andrews (of Woodsyde)', '', '', 'Reverend William Andrews (of Woodsyde) (Patient)', '29 November 1787?', 'Outgoing'),
(5571, '[ID:5571]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr George Murdoch (Provost Murdoch)', '', '', 'Mr George Murdoch (Provost Murdoch) (Patient)', '29 November 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5572, '[ID:5572]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Russell (Russel; of Newbottle; later of Brancepeth Castle)', '', '', 'Miss Margaret Russell (Russel; later Mrs, then Lady Drummond.) (Patient)', '30 November 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5573, '[ID:5573]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend Henry Elliot (Elliott, of Beadnell and Bamburgh; at Fowberry, nr. Belford (Northumberland))', '', '', 'Reverend Henry Elliot (Elliott, of Beadnell and Bamburgh; at Fowberry, nr. Belford (Northumberland)) (Patient)', '30 November 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5574, '[ID:5574]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Colonel Murray', '', '', 'Colonel Murray (Patient)', '30 November 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5575, '[ID:5575]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Mr Baillie (of Dochfour)', '', '', 'Mrs Baillie (of Dochfour) (Patient)', '2 December 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5576, '[ID:5576]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Sir John Sebright', '', '', 'Sir John Sebright (Patient)', '7 December 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5577, '[ID:5577]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Robert Marshall', '', '', 'Mr Samuel Bott (Patient)', '8 December 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5578, '[ID:5578]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr', '', '', 'Captain Wemyss (Weemyss) (Patient)', '8 December 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5579, '[ID:5579]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr J. Wilson', '', '', 'Mrs Wragg (Patient)', '8 December 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5580, '[ID:5580]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Brown (Browne)', '', '', 'Mrs Anne Dashwood (Countess of Galloway) (Patient)', '12 December 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5581, '[ID:5581]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Dirom (of Muiresk) (Patient)', '14 December 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5582, '[ID:5582]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend Robert Deans (of Crailing)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Deans (Smith) (Patient)', '17 December 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5583, '[ID:5583]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr John Cockburn (Patient)', '19? December? 1787?', 'Outgoing'),
(5584, '[ID:5584]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  Lachlan Campbell (Lauchlan Campbell)', '', '', 'Mr Dugald Campbell (of Kintarbert; Kantarbet) (Patient)', '18 December 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5585, '[ID:5585]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Dunlop (Sanders, Saunders)', '', '', 'Mr Bowman (son) (Patient)', '21 December 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5586, '[ID:5586]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Dunlop (Sanders, Saunders)', '', '', 'Mr Bowman (son) (Patient)', '22 December 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5587, '[ID:5587]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Mr Ramsay (Patient)', '23 December 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5588, '[ID:5588]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Yorstoun (Yerstoun, Yorstown, Yorkston)', '', '', 'Miss Welsh (Patient)', '24 December 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5589, '[ID:5589]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Dirom (of Muiresk) (Patient)', '24 December 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5590, '[ID:5590]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Baillie (of Dochfour)', '', '', 'Mrs Baillie (of Dochfour) (Patient)', '27 December 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5591, '[ID:5591]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Bowman (son) (Patient)', '1 January 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5592, '[ID:5592]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Dirom (of Muiresk)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Dirom (of Muiresk) (Patient)', '4 January 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5593, '[ID:5593]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend Robert Deans (of Crailing)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Deans (Smith) (Patient)', '7 January 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5594, '[ID:5594]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Richard Milnes', '', '', 'Mr Darrel (Patient)', '8 January 1787', 'Outgoing'),
(5595, '[ID:5595]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Mr Hudson (Patient), Miss Bell (Patient)', '15 January 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5596, '[ID:5596]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Walker', '', '', 'Miss (Patient)', '16 January 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5597, '[ID:5597]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Charles Farquharson', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '17 January 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5598, '[ID:5598]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Dirom (of Muiresk) (Patient)', '21 January 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5599, '[ID:5599]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Baillie (of Dochfour)', '', '', 'Mrs Baillie (of Dochfour) (Patient)', '24 January 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5600, '[ID:5600]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Farquharson', '', '', 'Mr John Graham (Patient)', '25 January 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5601, '[ID:5601]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Matthew Davidson', '', '', 'Provost Thomas Marshall (Patient)', '31 January 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5602, '[ID:5602]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend Robert Deans (of Crailing)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Deans (Smith) (Patient)', '1 February 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5603, '[ID:5603]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr George Murdoch (Provost Murdoch)', '', '', 'Mr George Murdoch (Provost Murdoch) (Patient)', '1 February 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5604, '[ID:5604]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr J. Armitstead', '', '', 'Mrs Sinclair (Patient)', '2 February 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5605, '[ID:5605]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Abernethie', '', '', 'Lady Jean Ogilvie (Nisbet) (Lady Banff) (Patient)', '4 February 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5606, '[ID:5606]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  James Foster', '', '', 'Miss Jean Howie (Patient)', '7 February 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5607, '[ID:5607]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr R. N. Lynn (Lind)', '', '', 'Mr R. N. Lynn (Lind) (Patient)', '13 February 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5608, '[ID:5608]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Robinson Foxley', '', '', 'Reverend (Patient)', '19 February 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5609, '[ID:5609]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Moodie (Patient)', '23 February 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5610, '[ID:5610]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mrs Hamilton (Patient)', '28 February 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5611, '[ID:5611]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Riddell (of Swinburne Castle)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Riddell (of Swinburne Castle) (Patient)', '4 March 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5612, '[ID:5612]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr R. N. Lynn (Lind)', '', '', 'Mr R. N. Lynn (Lind) (Patient)', '11 March 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5613, '[ID:5613]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Drought', '', '', 'Mr D. (Patient)', '12 March 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5614, '[ID:5614]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr I. Creighton (Crighton)', '', '', 'Mrs M. Jackson (Patient)', '20 March 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5615, '[ID:5615]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Laurence Keir', '', '', 'Mr Laurence Keir (Patient)', '21 March 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5616, '[ID:5616]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Captain Joseph Wood', '', '', 'Mrs Wood (Patient)', '23 March 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5617, '[ID:5617]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Laurence Keir', '', '', 'Mr Laurence Keir (Patient)', '23 March 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5618, '[ID:5618]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend Robert Deans (of Crailing)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Deans (Smith) (Patient)', '22 March 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5619, '[ID:5619]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Laurence Keir', '', '', 'Mr Laurence Keir (Patient)', '29 March 1788?', 'Outgoing'),
(5620, '[ID:5620]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Brown (Broun)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Watt (McCall) (of Stranraer) (Patient)', '3 April 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5621, '[ID:5621]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Dunlop (Sanders, Saunders)', '', '', 'Mr Archibald Campbell (of Succoth) (Patient)', '3 April 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5622, '[ID:5622]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Stephen Pemberton', '', '', 'Mr John Surtees (Patient)', '4 April 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5623, '[ID:5623]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Lady Helen Douglas (Hamilton) (Lady Selkirk)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', 'April? 1788?', 'Outgoing'),
(5624, '[ID:5624]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  John Hodgson', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '7 April 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5625, '[ID:5625]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Innes (Patient)', '11 April 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5626, '[ID:5626]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Laurence Keir', '', '', 'Mr Laurence Keir (Patient)', '12 April 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5627, '[ID:5627]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend William Andrews (of Woodsyde)', '', '', 'Reverend William Andrews (of Woodsyde) (Patient)', '13 April 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5628, '[ID:5628]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr I. Creighton (Crighton)', '', '', 'Mrs M. Jackson (Patient)', '16 April 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5629, '[ID:5629]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Joshua Dixon', '', '', 'Mr James Spalding (Spedding) (Patient)', '19 April 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5630, '[ID:5630]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Richard Dixon (Dickson)', '', '', 'Mr James Spalding (Spedding) (Patient)', '19 April 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5631, '[ID:5631]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Reverend Marsh (Patient)', '18 April 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5632, '[ID:5632]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Joshua Dixon', '', '', 'Mr Oyes (Patient)', '20 April 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5633, '[ID:5633]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Joshua Dixon', '', '', 'Mrs Steele (Patient)', '20 April 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5634, '[ID:5634]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '20 April 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5635, '[ID:5635]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow)', '', '', 'Captain Matthew Baillie (of Carnbroe) (Patient)', '21 April 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5636, '[ID:5636]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow)', '', '', 'Captain Matthew Baillie (of Carnbroe) (Patient)', '25 April 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5637, '[ID:5637]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs M. Jackson', '', '', 'Mrs M. Jackson (Patient)', '26 April 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5638, '[ID:5638]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Mudie (Moodie)', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '27 April 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5639, '[ID:5639]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Robinson Foxley', '', '', 'Reverend (Patient)', '28 April 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5640, '[ID:5640]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Mr Atkinson (Aitkinson ) (Patient)', '1 May 1788', 'Outgoing');
INSERT INTO `PROD_doc_title` (`doc_id`, `doc_id_txt`, `doc_desc`, `author`, `addressee`, `patient`, `full_date`, `document_direction`) VALUES
(5641, '[ID:5641]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Elliot (of Arkleton; Elliott)', '', '', 'Mr A Pringle (A.P., Mr Pringle\'s Son) (Patient)', '2? May 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5642, '[ID:5642]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Captain Robert Stevenson', '', '', 'Captain Robert Stevenson (Patient)', '2 May 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5643, '[ID:5643]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Staig (Patient)', '7 May 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5644, '[ID:5644]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr William Parker (Parkir) (Patient)', '9 May 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5645, '[ID:5645]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Hobson (Patient)', '9 May 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5646, '[ID:5646]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Joshua Dixon', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Pearson (Patient)', '9? May? 1788?', 'Outgoing'),
(5647, '[ID:5647]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Joshua Dixon', '', '', 'Mr Oyes (Patient), Mr James Spalding (Spedding) (Patient)', '9 May 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5648, '[ID:5648]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '10 May 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5649, '[ID:5649]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend William Andrews (of Woodsyde)', '', '', 'Reverend William Andrews (of Woodsyde) (Patient)', '11 May 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5650, '[ID:5650]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Laurence Keir', '', '', 'Mr Laurence Keir (Patient)', '11 May 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5651, '[ID:5651]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Joseph Jones', '', '', 'Mr Henry Suly (Suley) (Patient)', '15 May 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5652, '[ID:5652]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Forbes', '', '', 'Major Stuart McEwan (MacEwan, Macewan) (Patient)', '17 May 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(5653, '[ID:5653]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Innes (Patient)', '20 May 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5654, '[ID:5654]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Joshua Dixon', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Pearson (Patient), Mrs Steele (Patient)', '20 May 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5655, '[ID:5655]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Chalmers (Chambers)', '', '', 'Mrs Chalmers (Patient)', '21 May 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5656, '[ID:5656]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr', '', '', 'Captain John Maitland (of Eccles) (Patient)', '22 May 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5657, '[ID:5657]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Innes (Patient)', '21 May 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5658, '[ID:5658]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Laurence Keir', '', '', 'Mr Laurence Keir (Patient)', '27 May 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5659, '[ID:5659]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr R. N. Lynn (Lind)', '', '', 'Mr R. N. Lynn (Lind) (Patient)', 'May 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5660, '[ID:5660]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Henry Halliday (Halyday, Halleday)', '', '', 'Mr Cunningham (Patient)', '30 May 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5661, '[ID:5661]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Henry Halliday (Halyday, Halleday)', '', '', ' Cunningham (Conningham) (Patient)', '30 May 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5662, '[ID:5662]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Burnett Grieve (Patient)', '2 June 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5663, '[ID:5663]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Richard Milnes', '', '', 'Mr Darrel (Patient)', '6 June 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5664, '[ID:5664]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr', '', '', 'Mr Colquat (Patient)', '4 June 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5665, '[ID:5665]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Joyce (Patient)', '10 June 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5666, '[ID:5666]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'General Campbell (Patient)', '10 June 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5667, '[ID:5667]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr David Gregory (Gregorie)', '', '', 'Mr David Gregory (Gregorie) (Patient)', '11 June 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5668, '[ID:5668]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Tully', '', '', 'Mr J. D. (Patient)', '11 June 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5669, '[ID:5669]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Harrison (Patient)', '11 June 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5670, '[ID:5670]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Dr Boyle Coghlan (Patient)', '11 June 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5671, '[ID:5671]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Oyes (Patient), Mr James Spalding (Spedding) (Patient), Mr Thomas Pearson (Patient), Mrs Steele (Patient)', '18 June 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5672, '[ID:5672]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Richard Milnes', '', '', 'Mr Darrel (Patient)', '18? June 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5673, '[ID:5673]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Burnett Grieve (Greive snr.) (Patient)', '18 June 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5674, '[ID:5674]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Stuart', '', '', 'Captain Matthew Baillie (of Carnbroe) (Patient)', '20 June 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5675, '[ID:5675]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Pearson', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Pearson (Patient), Captain Parkin (Patient), Mrs Hobson (Patient)', '22 June 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5676, '[ID:5676]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Charles Maxwell', '', '', 'Mr Maxwell (Patient)', '22 June 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5677, '[ID:5677]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Richard Milnes', '', '', 'Mr Darrel (Patient)', 'June 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5678, '[ID:5678]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Captain Hamilton Lindesay (Patient)', '26 June 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5679, '[ID:5679]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Peile (Peil)', '', '', 'Miss Leucock (Lucock) (Patient)', 'June? 1788?', 'Outgoing'),
(5680, '[ID:5680]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Robert Stewart', '', '', 'Miss Hunter (Patient)', '30 June 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5681, '[ID:5681]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr David Gregory (Gregorie)', '', '', 'Mr David Gregory (Gregorie) (Patient)', '1 July 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5682, '[ID:5682]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Woodman (Patient)', '4 July 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5683, '[ID:5683]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mrs Hamilton (Patient)', '15 July 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5684, '[ID:5684]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Crawfurd (Patient)', '22 July 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5685, '[ID:5685]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Peile (Peil)', '', '', 'Miss Leucock (Lucock) (Patient)', '22 July 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5686, '[ID:5686]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Lady Susan Stuart (Patient)', '28 July 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5687, '[ID:5687]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Riddell (of Swinburne Castle)', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Riddell (of Swinburne Castle) (Patient)', '31 July 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5688, '[ID:5688]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Miss Crawfurd (Patient)', '30 July 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5689, '[ID:5689]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Miss Maitland (Patient)', '1 August 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5690, '[ID:5690]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', 'Mr Bogle (Patient)', '8 August 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5691, '[ID:5691]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', 'Mr Bogle (Patient)', '8 August 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5692, '[ID:5692]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Nicholas Lee', '', '', 'Mr Nicholas Lee (Patient)', '8 August 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5693, '[ID:5693]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Sharp', '', '', 'Reverend Rotherham (Patient)', '10 August 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5694, '[ID:5694]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Torrie (Patient)', '11 August 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5695, '[ID:5695]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Betty Brodie (Patient)', '11 August 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5696, '[ID:5696]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders)', '', '', 'Mr Maxwell (Patient)', '11 August 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5697, '[ID:5697]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr', '', '', 'Mrs Yelder (Patient)', '18 August 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5698, '[ID:5698]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Burkit (Patient)', '15 August 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5699, '[ID:5699]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Robert Marshall', '', '', 'Mr Samuel Bott (Patient)', '20 August 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5700, '[ID:5700]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders)', '', '', 'Mr Baillie Orr (Patient)', '20 August 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5701, '[ID:5701]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Hugh Dougall (Dougal)', '', '', 'Miss Margaret Mackinnon (Patient)', '21 August 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5702, '[ID:5702]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr', '', '', 'Mrs Pickering (Patient)', '27 August 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5703, '[ID:5703]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend Robert Deans (of Crailing)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Deans (Smith) (Patient)', '28 August 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5704, '[ID:5704]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mrs Young (Patient)', '29 August 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5705, '[ID:5705]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr David Gregory (Gregorie)', '', '', 'Mr David Gregory (Gregorie) (Patient)', '31 August 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5706, '[ID:5706]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn )', '', '', 'Mr Bogle (Patient)', '2 September 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5707, '[ID:5707]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Major Stuart McEwan (MacEwan, Macewan)', '', '', 'Major Stuart McEwan (MacEwan, Macewan) (Patient)', '2 September 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5708, '[ID:5708]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Count James Lockhart (Count Lockhart, Count Lockhart-Wischeart)', '', '', 'Count James Lockhart (Count Lockhart, Count Lockhart-Wischeart) (Patient)', 'September? 1788?', 'Outgoing'),
(5709, '[ID:5709]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Miss Younghusband (Patient)', '4 September 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5710, '[ID:5710]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend William Andrews (of Woodsyde)', '', '', 'Reverend William Andrews (of Woodsyde) (Patient)', '6 September 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5711, '[ID:5711]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Nicholas Lee', '', '', 'Mr Nicholas Lee (Patient)', '6 September 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5712, '[ID:5712]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr McLeod (Macleod)', '', '', 'Mr McLeod (Macleod) (Patient)', '6 September 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5713, '[ID:5713]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Douglas (Sir Alexander Douglas of Glenbervie)', '', '', 'Mrs Fletcher (of Bonshaw) (Patient)', '7 September 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5714, '[ID:5714]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Robinson Foxley', '', '', 'Reverend (Patient)', '13 September 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5715, '[ID:5715]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Reverend Farquharson (Patient)', '8 September 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5716, '[ID:5716]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Nicholas Lee', '', '', 'Mr Nicholas Lee (Patient)', '12 September 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5717, '[ID:5717]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Ensign Robert Campbell MacPherson (of Bialidmore or Bellidmore near Ruthven, Captain McPherson)', '', '', 'Ensign Robert Campbell MacPherson (of Bialidmore or Bellidmore near Ruthven, Captain McPherson) (Patient)', '13 September 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5718, '[ID:5718]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Simson (Patient)', '13 September 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5719, '[ID:5719]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson)', '', '', 'Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson) (Patient), Mr Hector Turnbull (of Luncarty) (Patient)', '14 September 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5720, '[ID:5720]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Litch (Leitch) (Patient)', '17 September 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5721, '[ID:5721]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson)', '', '', 'Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson) (Patient), Mr Hector Turnbull (of Luncarty) (Patient)', '17 September 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5722, '[ID:5722]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Garnis', '', '', 'Mr William Garnis (Patient)', '22 September 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5723, '[ID:5723]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr William Scurfield (Patient)', '22 September 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5724, '[ID:5724]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Willison (of Dundee)', '', '', 'Mr William Garnis (Patient), Miss Garnis (Patient)', '23 September 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5725, '[ID:5725]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend John Ellison', '', '', 'Reverend John Ellison (Patient)', '25 September 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5732, '[ID:5732]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Surtees', '', '', 'Mr John Surtees (Patient)', '2 October 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5733, '[ID:5733]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson)', '', '', 'Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson) (Patient)', '2 October 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5734, '[ID:5734]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Abernethie (Abernethy) (Patient)', '2 October 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5735, '[ID:5735]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Hargrave (Hardgrove)', '', '', 'Mr William Hargrave (Hardgrove) (Patient)', '9 October 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5736, '[ID:5736]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Reverend Ralph Ogle (Patient)', '12 October 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5737, '[ID:5737]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Geils (Pascal) (Geil; of Geilstoun) (Patient)', '16 October 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5739, '[ID:5739]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Captain Charles Masterton (of Auchlandskies) (Patient)', '2 November 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5740, '[ID:5740]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson)', '', '', 'Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson) (Patient), Mr Hector Turnbull (of Luncarty) (Patient)', '2 November 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5741, '[ID:5741]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Ensign Robert Campbell MacPherson (of Bialidmore or Bellidmore near Ruthven, Captain McPherson)', '', '', 'Ensign Robert Campbell MacPherson (of Bialidmore or Bellidmore near Ruthven, Captain McPherson) (Patient)', '6 November 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5742, '[ID:5742]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Anne Dashwood (Countess of Galloway)', '', '', 'Mrs Anne Dashwood (Countess of Galloway) (Patient)', '5? November 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5743, '[ID:5743]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Henry Suly (Suley)', '', '', 'Mr Henry Suly (Suley) (Patient)', '14 November 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5744, '[ID:5744]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Parker (Parkir)', '', '', 'Mr William Parker (Parkir) (Patient)', '17 November 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5745, '[ID:5745]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend William Andrews (of Woodsyde)', '', '', 'Reverend William Andrews (of Woodsyde) (Patient)', '14 November 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5746, '[ID:5746]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Burnett Grieve (Greive snr.)', '', '', 'Mr Burnett Grieve (Patient)', '14 November 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5747, '[ID:5747]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs J. Tweeddell (Tweedale)', '', '', 'Mrs J. Tweeddell (Tweedale) (Patient), Mr Tweeddell (Tweedale) (Patient)', '17 November 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5749, '[ID:5749]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs J. Tweeddell (Tweedale)', '', '', 'Mr Tweeddell (Tweedale) (Patient)', '17 November 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5750, '[ID:5750]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Copland (Coupland; of King\'s Grange)', '', '', 'Sir Thomas Hay (Patient)', '17 November 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5751, '[ID:5751]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Mrs J. Tweeddell (Tweedale) (Patient)', '17 November 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5752, '[ID:5752]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Alexander Copland (Coupland; of King\'s Grange)', '', '', 'Sir Thomas Hay (Patient)', '17 November 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5753, '[ID:5753]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Robert Groat', '', '', 'Mrs Riddoch (Patient)', '17 November 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5754, '[ID:5754]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend John Ellison', '', '', 'Reverend John Ellison (Patient)', '22 November 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5755, '[ID:5755]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Burnside', '', '', 'Dr Gibson (Patient)', '25 November 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5756, '[ID:5756]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Hugh Marshall', '', '', 'Mr Henry Maxwell (Patient), Mr Charles Maxwell (Patient)', '25 November 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5757, '[ID:5757]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Mr John Surtees (Patient)', '28 November 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5758, '[ID:5758]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Hamilton', '', '', 'Mrs Hamilton (Patient)', '1 December 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5759, '[ID:5759]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Lister (Patient)', '6 December 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5760, '[ID:5760]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Reverend John Wright (of Trinity Gask) (Patient)', '8 December 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5761, '[ID:5761]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Robertson', '', '', 'Reverend Robert Deans (of Crailing) (Patient)', '11 December 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5762, '[ID:5762]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs J. Tweeddell (Tweedale)', '', '', 'Mrs J. Tweeddell (Tweedale) (Patient), Mr Tweeddell (Tweedale) (Patient)', '10 December 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5763, '[ID:5763]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Charles Keith', '', '', ' (Dr Keith\'s Aunt) (Patient)', '17 December 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5764, '[ID:5764]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Lady Helen Stewart (Murray) (Lady Stewart of Grandtully)', '', '', 'Miss Ann Ferguson (Annie) (Patient)', '24 December 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5765, '[ID:5765]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Lady Helen Stewart (Murray) (Lady Stewart of Grandtully)', '', '', 'Miss Ann Ferguson (Annie) (Patient)', '30 December 1788', 'Outgoing'),
(5766, '[ID:5766]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Abernethie', '', '', 'Lady Jean Ogilvie (Nisbet) (Lady Banff) (Patient)', '3 January 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5767, '[ID:5767]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs', '', '', 'Miss Ferguson (Patient)', '3 January 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5768, '[ID:5768]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs', '', '', 'Miss Ferguson (Patient)', '6 January 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5769, '[ID:5769]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Ensign Robert Campbell MacPherson (of Bialidmore or Bellidmore near Ruthven, Captain McPherson)', '', '', 'Ensign Robert Campbell MacPherson (of Bialidmore or Bellidmore near Ruthven, Captain McPherson) (Patient)', '9 January 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5770, '[ID:5770]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr James Dallas (Patient)', '10 January 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5771, '[ID:5771]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Ebenezer Kelty', '', '', 'Mr Ebenezer Kelty (Patient)', '14 January 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5772, '[ID:5772]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Robert Boyle (Patient)', 'January? 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5773, '[ID:5773]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Abernethie', '', '', 'Lady Jean Ogilvie (Nisbet) (Lady Banff) (Patient)', '22 January 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5774, '[ID:5774]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson)', '', '', 'Mr Laurence Oliphant (of Gask) (Patient)', '29 January 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5775, '[ID:5775]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Ross (Mrs Major Ross) (Patient)', '31 January 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5776, '[ID:5776]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Charles Keith', '', '', 'Mr Sanderson (Saunderson) (Patient)', '4 February 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5777, '[ID:5777]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Cuming (Patient)', '6 February 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5778, '[ID:5778]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow)', '', '', 'Mr Andrew Syme (Sym) (Patient)', '9 February 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5779, '[ID:5779]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend John Ellison', '', '', 'Reverend John Ellison (Patient)', '15 February 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5780, '[ID:5780]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Henderson', '', '', 'Mr Adam Thomson (Patient)', '13 February 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5781, '[ID:5781]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend Charles Stewart (Dr Stewart; Stuart; of Strachur)', '', '', 'Mrs Margaret Stewart (Campbell) (Stuart) (Patient)', '13 February 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5782, '[ID:5782]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr John Collingwood (Patient)', '16 February 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5783, '[ID:5783]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr George Skene', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Leith (Forbes) (of Leith Hall) (Patient)', '15 February 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5784, '[ID:5784]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Brown (Broun)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Watt (McCall) (of Stranraer) (Patient)', '17 February 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5785, '[ID:5785]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr J. Walker', '', '', 'Mr Sowermire (Sowermier) (Patient)', '20 February 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5786, '[ID:5786]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Ensign Robert Campbell MacPherson (of Bialidmore or Bellidmore near Ruthven, Captain McPherson)', '', '', 'Ensign Robert Campbell MacPherson (of Bialidmore or Bellidmore near Ruthven, Captain McPherson) (Patient)', '24 February 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5787, '[ID:5787]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Goodsir', '', '', 'Mr John Bethune (Lindsay) (Lindsay of Wormiston; after 1782, Bethune of Kilconquhar/Balfour) (Patient)', '25 February 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5788, '[ID:5788]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Bone', '', '', 'Mr D. Fergusson (Patient)', '28 February 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5789, '[ID:5789]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson)', '', '', 'Mr Laurence Oliphant (of Gask) (Patient)', '1 March 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5790, '[ID:5790]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Colonel D Muirhead (Patient)', '4 March 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5791, '[ID:5791]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs', '', '', 'Miss I. Likly (Patient)', '6 March 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5792, '[ID:5792]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Yorstoun (Yerstoun, Yorstown, Yorkston)', '', '', 'Reverend Robert Aitken (of Morton) (Patient)', '6 March 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5793, '[ID:5793]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Gilbert Laurie', '', '', 'Miss Laurie (Patient)', '7 March 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5794, '[ID:5794]', 'From: Dr Henry Cullen (Harry, Dr Henry, \"the young doctor\"\n) / To: Mr John Goodsir', '', '', 'Mr John Bethune (Lindsay) (Lindsay of Wormiston; after 1782, Bethune of Kilconquhar/Balfour) (Patient)', 'March? 1789?', 'Outgoing'),
(5795, '[ID:5795]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Hamilton', '', '', 'Mr John Hamilton (Patient)', '20 March 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5796, '[ID:5796]', 'From: Dr Henry Cullen (Harry, Dr Henry, \"the young doctor\"\n) / To: Mr John Goodsir', '', '', 'Mr John Bethune (Lindsay) (Lindsay of Wormiston; after 1782, Bethune of Kilconquhar/Balfour) (Patient)', '19? March? 1789?', 'Outgoing'),
(5797, '[ID:5797]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Robert Groat', '', '', 'Mr Samuel Laing (Patient)', '16 March 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5798, '[ID:5798]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Fotherley Pannell', '', '', 'Mr William Bower (Patient)', '14? March? 1789?', 'Outgoing'),
(5799, '[ID:5799]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr McNaughtan Hunter (MacNachtan Hunter; MacNaughtane Hunter)', '', '', 'Mrs Margaret Ford (Renny) (Patient)', '14 March 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5800, '[ID:5800]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Henderson', '', '', 'Mr Adam Thomson (Patient)', '19 March 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5801, '[ID:5801]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Goodsir', '', '', 'Mr John Bethune (Lindsay) (Lindsay of Wormiston; after 1782, Bethune of Kilconquhar/Balfour) (Patient)', '21 March 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5802, '[ID:5802]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend Thomas Urquhart (of Rosskeen)', '', '', 'Mr Urquhart? (Patient)', '30 March 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5803, '[ID:5803]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Th. or M. S', '', '', 'Captain Reid (Patient)', '27 March 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5804, '[ID:5804]', 'From: Dr Henry Cullen (Harry, Dr Henry, \"the young doctor\"\n) / To: Mr John Goodsir', '', '', 'Mr John Bethune (Lindsay) (Lindsay of Wormiston; after 1782, Bethune of Kilconquhar/Balfour) (Patient)', '30 March 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5805, '[ID:5805]', 'From: Dr Henry Cullen (Harry, Dr Henry, \"the young doctor\"\n) / To: Mr John Goodsir', '', '', 'Mr John Bethune (Lindsay) (Lindsay of Wormiston; after 1782, Bethune of Kilconquhar/Balfour) (Patient)', '1 April 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5806, '[ID:5806]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Jonathan Anderson Ludford', '', '', 'Mrs Ludford (Patient)', '2 April 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5807, '[ID:5807]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Riddoch', '', '', 'Mrs Riddoch (Patient)', '3 April 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5808, '[ID:5808]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Clark (Clerke, Clarke)', '', '', 'Mr Coulson (Patient)', '11 April 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5809, '[ID:5809]', 'From: Dr Henry Cullen (Harry, Dr Henry, \"the young doctor\"\n) / To: Mr John Goodsir', '', '', 'Mr John Bethune (Lindsay) (Lindsay of Wormiston; after 1782, Bethune of Kilconquhar/Balfour) (Patient)', '11 April 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5810, '[ID:5810]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Colonel D Muirhead', '', '', 'Colonel D Muirhead (Patient)', '13 April 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5811, '[ID:5811]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Henderson', '', '', 'Mr Adam Thomson (Patient)', '16 April 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5812, '[ID:5812]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Wood (of Keithick)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Richardson (Patient)', '24 April 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5813, '[ID:5813]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Kirkpatrick (Patient)', '30 April 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5814, '[ID:5814]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Captain William Riddick', '', '', 'Captain William Riddick (Patient)', '30 April 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5815, '[ID:5815]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr James Macnight (Jamie Macknight) (Patient)', '3 May 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5816, '[ID:5816]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Wood', '', '', 'Miss Wood (Patient)', '3 May 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5817, '[ID:5817]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Joseph Brandreth', '', '', 'Mr K. (Patient)', '5 May 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5818, '[ID:5818]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss I. Likly', '', '', 'Miss I. Likly (Patient)', '14 May 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5819, '[ID:5819]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson)', '', '', 'Mr Peter Thomson (Peter Thomson junior) (Patient)', '15 May 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5820, '[ID:5820]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Pickering (Patient)', '15 May 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5821, '[ID:5821]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Patrick Scott', '', '', 'Mr Richard Betham (Patient), Anonymous (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '16 May 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5822, '[ID:5822]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Captain Scott (of Mileny) (Patient)', '16 May 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5823, '[ID:5823]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Countess Annabella Lockhart (Craufurd)', '', '', 'Count James Lockhart (Count Lockhart, Count Lockhart-Wischeart) (Patient)', '24 May 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5824, '[ID:5824]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Cutler (Patient)', '31 May 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5825, '[ID:5825]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson)', '', '', 'Mr David Robertsone (Patient)', '30 May 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5826, '[ID:5826]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Harrison (Patient)', '31 May 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5827, '[ID:5827]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Halket (Patient)', '1 June 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5828, '[ID:5828]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Countess Annabella Lockhart (Craufurd)', '', '', 'Count James Lockhart (Count Lockhart, Count Lockhart-Wischeart) (Patient)', '5 June 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5829, '[ID:5829]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Macnight (Jamie Macknight)', '', '', 'Mr James Macnight (Jamie Macknight) (Patient)', '6 June 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5830, '[ID:5830]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Armitstead', '', '', 'Dr John Armitstead (Patient)', '8? June? 1789?', 'Outgoing'),
(5831, '[ID:5831]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr George Saul', '', '', 'Miss Maria Saul (Patient)', '9 June 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5832, '[ID:5832]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Sinclair', '', '', 'Captain Patrick Campbell (Patient)', '10 June 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5833, '[ID:5833]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Captain Charles Wedderburn', '', '', 'Captain Charles Wedderburn (Patient)', '11 June 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5834, '[ID:5834]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Lancelot Aery', '', '', 'Mr James Thompson (Patient)', '15 June 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5835, '[ID:5835]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders)', '', '', 'Mr Neil Sommerville (Somervill) (Patient)', '14 June 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5836, '[ID:5836]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Colonel D Muirhead', '', '', 'Colonel D Muirhead (Patient), Miss Muirhead(?) (Patient)', '18 June 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5837, '[ID:5837]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Thomson', '', '', 'Mr Adam Thomson (Patient)', '20 June 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5838, '[ID:5838]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Countess Annabella Lockhart (Craufurd)', '', '', 'Count James Lockhart (Count Lockhart, Count Lockhart-Wischeart) (Patient)', '21 June 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5839, '[ID:5839]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Reverend Graham (Patient)', '22 June 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5840, '[ID:5840]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Kirkland', '', '', 'Earl James Maitland (of Lauderdale; Lord Lauderdale; 7th Earl of Lauderdale) (Patient)', '25 June 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5841, '[ID:5841]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Countess Mary Turner Maitland (de Lombe) (Lady Lauderdale) (Patient)', '25 June 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5842, '[ID:5842]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Colonel D Muirhead', '', '', 'Miss Muirhead(?) (Patient)', '28 June 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5843, '[ID:5843]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Muirhead(?) (Patient)', '28 June 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5844, '[ID:5844]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Jeffrey (Patient)', '28 June 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5845, '[ID:5845]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Count James Lockhart (Count Lockhart, Count Lockhart-Wischeart) (Patient)', '1 July 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5846, '[ID:5846]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr David MacGibbon (McGibbon)', '', '', 'Mr MacGibbon (Patient)', '2 July 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5847, '[ID:5847]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Senhouse James', '', '', 'Miss Margaret Lattimer (Patient)', '4 July 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5849, '[ID:5849]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Andrew Todd (in Sligo)', '', '', 'Reverend Cowper (Revd. Mr Cowper/Cooper) (Patient)', '5 July 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5850, '[ID:5850]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Andrew Todd (in Sligo)', '', '', 'Mr John Martin (Patient)', '4 July 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5851, '[ID:5851]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Trail (Patient)', '6 July 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5852, '[ID:5852]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Andrew Todd (in Sligo)', '', '', 'Mr Arthur Irwin (Irvine; of Willowbrook) (Patient)', '8? July? 1789?', 'Outgoing'),
(5853, '[ID:5853]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Stodart (Stoddart)', '', '', 'Mrs (Patient)', '12 July 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5854, '[ID:5854]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Captain Charles Wedderburn', '', '', 'Captain Charles Wedderburn (Patient)', '14 July 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5855, '[ID:5855]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Walker', '', '', 'Mrs Lenox (Lennox) (Patient)', '15 July 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5856, '[ID:5856]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr William Flintum (Patient)', '12 July 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5857, '[ID:5857]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr', '', '', 'Mr M. (Patient)', '18 July 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5858, '[ID:5858]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John McFarquhar (Farquharson)', '', '', 'Sir John Ross (Patient)', '18 July 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5859, '[ID:5859]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Ewart (Patient)', '18 July 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5860, '[ID:5860]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend Reid?', '', '', 'Mrs Reid (Patient)', '19 July 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5861, '[ID:5861]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham', '', '', 'Mr Tweeddell (Tweedale) (Patient), Miss Blacket (Patient)', '19 July 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5862, '[ID:5862]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Armitstead', '', '', 'Dr John Armitstead (Patient)', '25 July 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5863, '[ID:5863]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Wood (of Keithick)', '', '', 'Mrs Mercer (Patient)', '28 July 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5864, '[ID:5864]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Jeffrey (Patient)', '28 July 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5865, '[ID:5865]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr John Martin (Patient)', '29 July 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5866, '[ID:5866]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Wood (of Keithick)', '', '', 'Mrs Mercer (Patient)', '31 July 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5867, '[ID:5867]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Colonel D Muirhead', '', '', 'Colonel D Muirhead (Patient), Miss Muirhead(?) (Patient)', '2 August 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5868, '[ID:5868]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Captain William Riddick', '', '', 'Captain William Riddick (Patient)', '5 August 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5869, '[ID:5869]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Macgruther (Patient)', '6 August 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5870, '[ID:5870]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Thomas Baillie (Patient)', '7 August 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5871, '[ID:5871]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Matthew Baillie (Patient)', '7 August 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5872, '[ID:5872]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Robertson', '', '', 'Mrs Jane Fraser (of Relick) (Patient)', '17 August 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5873, '[ID:5873]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend Henry Elliot (Elliott, of Beadnell and Bamburgh; at Fowberry, nr. Belford (Northumberland))', '', '', 'Reverend Henry Elliot (Elliott, of Beadnell and Bamburgh; at Fowberry, nr. Belford (Northumberland)) (Patient)', '17 August 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5874, '[ID:5874]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Andrew Todd (in Sligo)', '', '', 'Mr John Martin (Patient)', '22 August 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5875, '[ID:5875]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Joseph Clarke (Clark)', '', '', 'Mr Martin (Patient), Mr Johnston (junior of Addergold (Addirgold), Co. Leitrim) (Patient)', '22 August 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5876, '[ID:5876]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Ann Erskine (Patient)', '22 August 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5877, '[ID:5877]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '27 August 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5878, '[ID:5878]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Lady Helen Hamilton', '', '', 'Lady Elizabeth Douglas (Patient)', '27 August 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5879, '[ID:5879]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Dickson (Patient)', '28 August 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5880, '[ID:5880]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Robert Anderson (Patient)', '24 August 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5881, '[ID:5881]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Adams (Patient)', '25 August 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5882, '[ID:5882]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Captain John Burchall (Mr. Burchell) (Patient)', '25 August 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5883, '[ID:5883]', 'From: Captain John Burchall (Mr. Burchell) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Captain John Burchall (Mr. Burchell) (Patient)', '9 March 1790', 'Incoming'),
(5884, '[ID:5884]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Charles Oliphant', '', '', 'Mr Laurence Oliphant (of Gask) (Patient)', '1 September 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5885, '[ID:5885]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders)', '', '', 'Mr Neil Sommerville (Somervill) (Patient)', '2 September 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5886, '[ID:5886]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Hislop (Patient)', '3 September 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5887, '[ID:5887]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Captain Charles Wedderburn (Patient)', '4 September 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5888, '[ID:5888]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John? Taylor', '', '', 'Mr Fish (Patient)', '4 September 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5889, '[ID:5889]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Wood (of Keithick)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Richardson (Patient)', '5 September 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5890, '[ID:5890]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Captain George Keith Elphinstone (1st Baron Keith (three times); Viscount Keith) (Patient)', '7 September 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5891, '[ID:5891]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr W. White', '', '', 'Mrs Shaw (Patient)', '8 September 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5892, '[ID:5892]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Charles Wallace', '', '', 'Mrs (Patient)', '10 September 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5893, '[ID:5893]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr William Peters (Patient), Captain John Burchall (Mr. Burchell) (Patient)', '11? September? 1789?', 'Outgoing'),
(5894, '[ID:5894]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Stodart (Stoddart)', '', '', 'Mrs (Patient)', '13 September 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5895, '[ID:5895]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John William Cowmeadow', '', '', 'Mr John William Cowmeadow (Patient)', '16 September 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5896, '[ID:5896]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Armitstead', '', '', 'Dr John Armitstead (Patient)', '16 September 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5897, '[ID:5897]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Captain George Keith Elphinstone (1st Baron Keith (three times); Viscount Keith) (Patient)', '16? September 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5898, '[ID:5898]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '22 September 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5899, '[ID:5899]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Colonel D Muirhead', '', '', 'Colonel D Muirhead (Patient)', '26 September 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5900, '[ID:5900]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Captain Gilbert Trotter (Patient)', '30 September 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5901, '[ID:5901]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Gavin Fullarton', '', '', 'Miss Catharine or Elisabeth Shaw (Schaw) (Patient)', '1 October 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5902, '[ID:5902]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Colonel D Muirhead', '', '', 'Colonel D Muirhead (Patient), Miss Muirhead(?) (Patient)', '9 October 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5903, '[ID:5903]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Hog (of Newliston)', '', '', 'Miss Mary Turner Hog (Lady Buchan-Hepburn) (Patient)', '6 October 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5904, '[ID:5904]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Captain John Enys', '', '', 'Captain John Enys (Patient)', '16 October 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5906, '[ID:5906]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Duguid', '', '', 'Mr William Duguid (Patient)', '1 November 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5907, '[ID:5907]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Flintum', '', '', 'Mr William Flintum (Patient)', '2 November 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5908, '[ID:5908]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Earl Charles Mordaunt', '', '', 'Earl Charles Mordaunt (Patient)', '3 November 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5909, '[ID:5909]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Anthony Harrison', '', '', 'Mr Jameson (Jamieson) (Patient)', '4? November 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5910, '[ID:5910]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Hay (of Laxfirth)', '', '', 'Mr James Hay (of Laxfirth) (Patient)', '5 November 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5911, '[ID:5911]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Lord James Sandilands (9th Lord Torphichen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Sandilands (Patient)', '5 November 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5912, '[ID:5912]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Lord James Sandilands (9th Lord Torphichen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Sandilands (Patient)', '10 November 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5913, '[ID:5913]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mrs Ault (Patient)', '6 November 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5914, '[ID:5914]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Earl Charles Mordaunt', '', '', 'Earl Charles Mordaunt (Patient)', '7 November 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5915, '[ID:5915]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Brabazon Smith (Rev.)', '', '', 'Dr Brabazon Smith (Rev.) (Patient)', '11 November 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5916, '[ID:5916]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Lord James Sandilands (9th Lord Torphichen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Sandilands (Patient)', '10 November 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5917, '[ID:5917]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Hewet (Patient)', '18 November 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5918, '[ID:5918]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James MacGowan (McGowan)', '', '', 'Miss Rachel Dunlop (Patient)', '14 November 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5919, '[ID:5919]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Miss Goodman (Patient)', '25? November 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5920, '[ID:5920]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James MacGowan (McGowan)', '', '', 'Miss Rachel Dunlop (Patient)', '26 November 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5921, '[ID:5921]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr James Wetherley (Patient)', '17 December 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5922, '[ID:5922]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Senhouse James', '', '', 'Miss Margaret Lattimer (Patient)', '16 December 1789?', 'Outgoing'),
(5923, '[ID:5923]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr William Charteris (Patient)', '26 December 1789', 'Outgoing'),
(5924, '[ID:5924]', 'From: Dr Henry Cullen (Harry, Dr Henry, \"the young doctor\"\n) / To: Dr James Robertson', '', '', 'Mr Fraser (of Relick) (Patient)', '9 January 1790', 'Outgoing'),
(5925, '[ID:5925]', 'From: Dr Henry Cullen (Harry, Dr Henry, \"the young doctor\"\n) / To: Captain John Enys', '', '', 'Captain John Enys (Patient)', '9 January 1790', 'Outgoing'),
(5926, '[ID:5926]', 'From: Dr Henry Cullen (Harry, Dr Henry, \"the young doctor\"\n) / To: Mr George Burdon', '', '', 'Mr George Burdon (Patient)', '9 January 1790', 'Outgoing'),
(5927, '[ID:5927]', 'From: Dr Henry Cullen (Harry, Dr Henry, \"the young doctor\"\n) / To: Reverend Matthew Surtees', '', '', 'Reverend Matthew Surtees (Patient)', '11 January 1790', 'Outgoing'),
(5930, '[ID:5930]', 'From: Dr Henry Cullen (Harry, Dr Henry, \"the young doctor\"\n) / To: Mrs Hannah Burdon', '', '', 'Mr George Burdon (Patient)', '19 January 1790', 'Outgoing'),
(5936, '[ID:5936]', 'From: Dr Gilbert Steuart / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Hampton (Patient)', '29 April 1761?', 'Incoming'),
(5937, '[ID:5937]', 'From: Mr Kirsop (Kirsopp, of Hexham, Northumberland) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Kirsop (Kirsopp, of Hexham, Northumberland) (Patient)', 'July 1776', 'Incoming'),
(5938, '[ID:5938]', 'From: Dr John Lorrain / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Sanderson (Patient)', '17 February 1777', 'Incoming'),
(5939, '[ID:5939]', 'From: Mr Joseph Harris / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Joseph Harris (Patient)', '18 February 1777', 'Incoming'),
(5940, '[ID:5940]', 'From: Dr John Mudie (Moodie) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Scott (of Crigie) (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '19 November 1778', 'Incoming'),
(5941, '[ID:5941]', 'From: Dr Robert Innes / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr Robert Innes (Patient)', '6 August 1780', 'Incoming'),
(5942, '[ID:5942]', 'From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Hugh Lawson (of Girthead) (Patient)', '17 July 1781', 'Incoming'),
(5943, '[ID:5943]', 'From: Mr William Leslie (Leslye) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr William Leslie (Leslye) (Patient)', '24 October 1781', 'Incoming'),
(5944, '[ID:5944]', 'From: Mrs Elizabeth Murray (de Montolieu) (at Darnhall/Blackbarony) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Elizabeth Murray (de Montolieu) (at Darnhall/Blackbarony) (Patient)', '28 October 1781', 'Incoming');
INSERT INTO `PROD_doc_title` (`doc_id`, `doc_id_txt`, `doc_desc`, `author`, `addressee`, `patient`, `full_date`, `document_direction`) VALUES
(5945, '[ID:5945]', 'From: Mr William MacAlpine / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William MacAlpine (Patient)', '20 February 1786', 'Incoming'),
(5946, '[ID:5946]', 'From: Mr Thomas Gilchrist / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '29 September 1786', 'Incoming'),
(5950, '[ID:5950]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr David Bethune (of Kilconquhar; of Balfour) (Patient)', '15 February 1769', 'Outgoing'),
(5951, '[ID:5951]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Greggan (Patient)', '16 July 1769', 'Outgoing'),
(5952, '[ID:5952]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '1769?', 'Outgoing'),
(5953, '[ID:5953]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Bell (Patient)', '12 September 1770', 'Outgoing'),
(5955, '[ID:5955]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Mary Lockhart (Porterfield) (of Lee) (Patient)', '18 September 1772', 'Outgoing'),
(5957, '[ID:5957]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Miss Watson (Patient)', '7 June 1769', 'Outgoing'),
(5963, '[ID:5963]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Niven (Patient)', '26 May 1768', 'Outgoing'),
(5965, '[ID:5965]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Colonel Maxwell (Patient)', '1775', 'Outgoing'),
(5966, '[ID:5966]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Major James Inglis Hamilton ((later) General Hamilton of Murdieston)', '', '', 'Miss Christian Hamilton (of Murdieston) (Patient)', '31 October 1770', 'Outgoing'),
(5967, '[ID:5967]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Kenneth Saunders', '', '', 'Mrs Innes (of Muiriefauld, Muiryfold) (Patient)', '3 November 1770', 'Outgoing'),
(5968, '[ID:5968]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Andrew Liddell (Liddle)', '', '', 'Miss (Patient)', 'June? 1771?', 'Outgoing'),
(5971, '[ID:5971]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mr Wood (Patient)', '1771?', 'Outgoing'),
(5975, '[ID:5975]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Greigson (Patient)', '10 November 1775', 'Outgoing'),
(5976, '[ID:5976]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Agnes Eleonora Dunlop (Patient)', 'February? 1776?', 'Outgoing'),
(5977, '[ID:5977]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Douglas (Sir Alexander Douglas of Glenbervie)', '', '', 'Miss Agnes Augusta Dempster (Anny) (Patient)', '9 February 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(5978, '[ID:5978]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr McAdam (McAdam of Craigengillen)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', 'February? 1776?', 'Outgoing'),
(5979, '[ID:5979]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Redpath', '', '', 'Mrs Christian Hogarth (Paterson) (Patient), Mr James Hogarth (Patient)', '20 February 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(5980, '[ID:5980]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Mr Andrew Liddell (Liddle)', '', '', 'Mr Dunbar (Patient)', '23? February 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(5981, '[ID:5981]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Mr Dickson (Dixon) (Patient)', '23 February 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(5982, '[ID:5982]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Walter Riddell', '', '', 'Mr Greigson (Patient)', '26 February 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(5983, '[ID:5983]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Mr Dickson (Dixon) (Patient)', '28 February 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(5984, '[ID:5984]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Bruce', '', '', 'Captain W R Wilson (Patient)', '29 February 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(5985, '[ID:5985]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Sloane (Patient)', '3 March 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(5986, '[ID:5986]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Johnston', '', '', 'Mrs Little (Patient)', '3 March 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(5987, '[ID:5987]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Woolcombe (Patient)', '4 March 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(5988, '[ID:5988]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr John Henderson (Patient)', '6 March 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(5989, '[ID:5989]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr Dougald Campbell (Patient)', '8 March 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(5990, '[ID:5990]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Campbell (Patient)', '8 March 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(5991, '[ID:5991]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Dalyell (Patient)', '9 March 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(5992, '[ID:5992]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Andrew Liddell (Liddle)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Sutherland Dunbar (\'Mr Bob\') (Patient)', '13 March 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(5995, '[ID:5995]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Miss Mary Ann Hamilton (of Westburn; Mrs Gray (after 1799)) (Patient)', '24 July 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(5996, '[ID:5996]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr (Miss Murray\'s physician)', '', '', 'Miss Euphemia? Murray (of Broughton) (Patient)', '21 August 1776', 'Outgoing'),
(5997, '[ID:5997]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Lord George Gordon (\'Aberdeen\', Lord Aberdeen, 3rd Earl of Aberdeen, Lord Haddo)', '', '', 'Countess Catharine Elizabeth Gordon (Hanson) (Katherine, of Aberdeen; Lady Aberdeen) (Patient)', '22 January 1777', 'Outgoing'),
(5999, '[ID:5999]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Smith (of Barnard Castle) (Patient), Miss Milbanke (Patient)', '1 February 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(6000, '[ID:6000]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mrs Harrower (Patient)', '4 February 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(6001, '[ID:6001]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr Robertson (Patient)', '4 February 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(6010, '[ID:6010]', 'From: Dr William Baylies / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Baron Friedrich Anton von Heynitz (Patient)', '27 November 1784', 'Incoming'),
(6012, '[ID:6012]', 'From: Dr James Graham / To: Lady Pollock (Lady Darcy Maxwell?)', '', '', 'Miss Pollock (Miss Maxwell?) (Patient), Mrs Fairfax (Patient)', '26 February 1785', 'Misc'),
(6022, '[ID:6022]', 'From: Mr Joseph Ewart / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Baron Friedrich Anton von Heynitz (Patient)', '1784?', 'Incoming'),
(6035, '[ID:6035]', 'From: Mr William Gulland / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Gulland (Patient)', '6 October 1788', 'Incoming'),
(6037, '[ID:6037]', 'From: Mr William Gulland / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr William Gulland (Patient), Anonymous (Patient)', '8 March 1788', 'Incoming'),
(6054, '[ID:6054]', 'From:  William Abernethy Drummond / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Abernethy Drummond (Patient)', '[DATE UNKNOWN]', 'Incoming'),
(6055, '[ID:6055]', 'From: Lord James Sandilands (9th Lord Torphichen) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Sandilands (Patient)', '13 November 1789', 'Incoming'),
(6082, '[ID:6082]', 'From: Mr John White (Whytt) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Colonel James St. Clair (Paterson) (Sinclair; of Dysart and Rosslyn) (Patient)', '[DATE UNKNOWN]', 'Incoming'),
(6110, '[ID:6110]', 'From: Mr Richard Betham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Dr Campbell Betham (Patient)', '20 October 1783', 'Incoming'),
(6111, '[ID:6111]', 'From: Mr Richard Betham / To: Dr Henry Cullen (Harry, Dr Henry, \"the young doctor\"\n)', '', '', 'Dr Campbell Betham (Patient)', '21 October 1783', 'Misc'),
(6113, '[ID:6113]', 'From: Mr Charles Angiers / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Carter (Patient)', '30 October 1783', 'Incoming'),
(6132, '[ID:6132]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous', '', '', 'Mrs Innes (of Muiriefauld, Muiryfold) (Patient)', '2 September 1768', 'Outgoing'),
(6133, '[ID:6133]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Henry Lochhead (Harry, \'Mr Logan\')', '', '', 'Mr Henry Lochhead (Harry, \'Mr Logan\') (Patient)', '17 September 1768', 'Outgoing'),
(6134, '[ID:6134]', 'From: Dr William Farqhardson (Farqharson, Farquharsons) / To: Dr Henry Cullen (Harry, Dr Henry, \"the young doctor\"\n)', '', '', 'Mr James Brown (Patient)', '24 July 1785', 'Misc'),
(6137, '[ID:6137]', 'From: Mr William Farquhar / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Carter (Patient)', '23 September 1785', 'Incoming'),
(6147, '[ID:6147]', 'From: Reverend William Thom (of Govan) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Reverend William Thom (of Govan) (Patient)', '26 July 1786', 'Incoming'),
(6149, '[ID:6149]', 'From: Reverend William Thom (of Govan) / To: Dr Henry Cullen (Harry, Dr Henry, \"the young doctor\"\n)', '', '', 'Mr Alexander Hamilton (Patient)', '14 August 1786', 'Misc'),
(6154, '[ID:6154]', 'From: Mr John Johnstone (Jock; of Alva) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Elizabeth Johnstone (Betty; Mrs Betty; Johnston; of Westerhall) (Patient), Miss Ann Elizabeth Johnstone (Betty) (Patient)', '6? July? 1787', 'Incoming'),
(6156, '[ID:6156]', 'From: Dr Antonio Giuseppe Testa / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '10 March 1787?', 'Incoming'),
(6157, '[ID:6157]', 'From: Dr Antonio Giuseppe Testa / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Prince Abbondio Rezzonico (Patient)', '7 April 1787', 'Incoming'),
(6158, '[ID:6158]', 'From: Dr Antonio Giuseppe Testa / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', '[A matter not directly regarding a patient]', '25? May 1787', 'Incoming'),
(6159, '[ID:6159]', 'From: Dr Antonio Giuseppe Testa / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Prince Abbondio Rezzonico (Patient)', '14 March 1787?', 'Incoming'),
(6163, '[ID:6163]', 'From: Dr Joseph Brandreth / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Heywood (Patient), Mrs Dickson (Patient)', '5 July 1787', 'Incoming'),
(6237, '[ID:6237]', 'From: Colonel D Muirhead / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Colonel D Muirhead (Patient), Miss Muirhead(?) (Patient)', '24 June 1789', 'Incoming'),
(6238, '[ID:6238]', 'From: Dr / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', '[DATE UNKNOWN]', 'Incoming'),
(6239, '[ID:6239]', 'From: Dr Robert Groat / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Samuel Laing (Patient)', '28 February 1789', 'Incoming'),
(6241, '[ID:6241]', 'From: Dr McNaughtan Hunter (MacNachtan Hunter; MacNaughtane Hunter) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Margaret Ford (Renny) (Patient)', '11 March 1789', 'Incoming'),
(6242, '[ID:6242]', 'From: Mr John Goodsir / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr John Bethune (Lindsay) (Lindsay of Wormiston; after 1782, Bethune of Kilconquhar/Balfour) (Patient)', '13? March? 1789?', 'Incoming'),
(6244, '[ID:6244]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Miss Semple (Simple) (Patient)', '30 December 1778', 'Incoming'),
(6245, '[ID:6245]', 'Case Note', '', '', 'Miss Semple (Simple) (Patient)', '30? December? 1778?', 'Incoming'),
(6246, '[ID:6246]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '5 December 1768', 'Outgoing'),
(6247, '[ID:6247]', 'From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mr Robert Hunter (Collector Hunter) (Patient)', '18 July 1770', 'Incoming'),
(6248, '[ID:6248]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Hall', '', '', 'Mr Anthony Wilkinson (Patient)', '27 November 1774', 'Outgoing'),
(6249, '[ID:6249]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr George Cumming (of Altyre) (Patient)', 'January? 1771?', 'Outgoing'),
(6250, '[ID:6250]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Henry Richardson', '', '', 'Mr Edward Gallon (Patient)', '13 May 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(6251, '[ID:6251]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Andrew Shennan (of Stranraer)', '', '', 'Mr Andrew Shennan (of Stranraer) (Patient)', '19 May 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(6252, '[ID:6252]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr George Hall (in Alnwick) (Patient)', '3 August 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(6254, '[ID:6254]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Wilson', '', '', 'Mr Moodie (Moody) (Patient), Mrs Scot (Patient), Mr Galbraith (Galbreath) (Patient), Mr Johnston (Patient)', '11 August 1781', 'Outgoing'),
(6255, '[ID:6255]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Walter Stirling', '', '', 'Miss Anne Gascoigne (Hamilton, Countess of Haddington or Lady Haddington (1786-96)) (Patient)', '12 February 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(6256, '[ID:6256]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders)', '', '', 'Reverend James Hamilton (of Paisley) (Patient)', '25 February 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(6257, '[ID:6257]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr T Kinkead', '', '', 'Mr T Kinkead (Patient)', '18 March 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(6261, '[ID:6261]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Harkness', '', '', 'Mr John Harkness (Patient)', '27 April 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(6262, '[ID:6262]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Anthony Harrison', '', '', 'Mrs Parker (Patient)', '19 June 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(6263, '[ID:6263]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr William Forster (Patient)', '7 October 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(6264, '[ID:6264]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Margaret Ferguson (Fergusson)', '', '', 'Miss Margaret Ferguson (Fergusson) (Patient)', '9 November 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(6265, '[ID:6265]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Anonymous (Patient)', '20? April 1782', 'Outgoing'),
(6267, '[ID:6267]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr', '', '', 'Mr John Pearson (Patient)', '7 February 1780', 'Outgoing'),
(6270, '[ID:6270]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Andrew', '', '', 'Mr Livingstone (of Parkhall) (Patient)', '21 September 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(6271, '[ID:6271]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr B M Adamson', '', '', 'Mrs Younghusband (Young husband) (Patient)', '16 December 1784', 'Outgoing'),
(6272, '[ID:6272]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Charles Farquharson', '', '', 'Mr (Patient)', 'October? 1785?', 'Outgoing'),
(6273, '[ID:6273]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss N. Ord', '', '', 'Mr Robert MacKenzie (Bob; McKenzie) (Patient)', '10 October 1785', 'Outgoing'),
(6274, '[ID:6274]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr William Hargrave (Hardgrove) (Patient)', '14? June 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(6275, '[ID:6275]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ross (Wm Ross Esqr.)', '', '', 'Mr William Ross (Wm Ross Esqr.) (Patient)', '16 April 1786', 'Outgoing'),
(6276, '[ID:6276]', 'From: Dr Alexander Henry Halliday (Halyday, Halleday) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Mrs Cunningham (Patient)', '1 April 1787', 'Incoming'),
(6277, '[ID:6277]', 'From: Lady Charlotte Hay (Hay) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)', '', '', 'Lady Charlotte Hay (Hay) (Patient)', '1 November 1787', 'Incoming'),
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(6288, '[ID:6288]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Gilbert Blane', '', '', 'Mrs (Blane) (Patient)', 'July? 1772?', 'Outgoing'),
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(6292, '[ID:6292]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)', '', '', 'Mr Wellwood Johnstone Maxwell (of Barncleugh) (Patient), Mrs Mary Maxwell (Riddell) (of Kirkconnel) (Patient)', '29 May 1785', 'Outgoing'),
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(6294, '[ID:6294]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Hall', '', '', 'Mr Joseph Hall (Patient)', '25? March 1773?', 'Outgoing'),
(6295, '[ID:6295]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN]', '', '', 'Mr William McDowall (Macdowall, McDoual, McDowal, McDouall) (Patient)', '13 July 1779', 'Outgoing'),
(6296, '[ID:6296]', 'From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  Thomas Logan', '', '', 'Miss Betty Binning (of Haws) (Patient)', '13 November 1786', 'Outgoing'),
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The manner\r\n            <lb />of acquiring the Disease was a little singular &amp; the Symptons have\r\n            <lb />hitherto been as much so &amp; was it not for the pains of the <bodypart n=\"21\">Shins</bodypart> I could\r\n            <lb />find very little certainly of any thing <condition n=\"20\">venereal</condition> in the case. 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When anything of that\r\n            <lb />kind is observed the dose is to be no farther increased till the\r\n            <lb /> effects\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />entirely dissappear &amp; then the dose may be again increased as before.\r\n            <lb />This medecine requires no confinement nor change of diet\r\n            <lb />&amp; the prescription &amp; the Prescription may be sent to any Apothecary\r\n            <lb />without giving him any Suspicion of <condition n=\"20\">Venereal Complaint</condition>.\r\n            <lb />For tho I have found it usefull in such cases it is commonly\r\n            <lb />thought so by others. I wish it may be put into the hands of one\r\n            <lb />who will prepare it carefully. --- ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The Queries I want to have answered are the following.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />\"Did the infected Person with the infected part touch\r\n            <lb />the very part of our own Patient on which the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> two days\r\n            <lb />afterwards came?\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Did that part on which the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> came suffer\r\n            <lb />any particular hurt or bruise?\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Did ever any part about the lips on their outside or inside\r\n            <lb />come to <unclear>fret</unclear>, lose the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> or shew any <symptom n=\"43\">ulceration</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Did ever any <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> or kernal appear in one or other <bodypart n=\"59\">lisk</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />or <bodypart n=\"70\">groin</bodypart>.?\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />How much <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\">Mercurial Ointment</ingredient> was rubbed upon the\r\n            <lb />outside or inside of the <bodypart n=\"18\">thighs</bodypart> at one time or in a day?\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Did ever this anointment taint the breath or affect the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>, to what degree did that happen &amp; how long was that\r\n            <lb />continued?\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Was it during the time of this anointing &amp; in proportion as\r\n            <lb />that proceeded that the <symptom n=\"18\">tumor</symptom> on the outside came to diminish\r\n            <lb />&amp; go away.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Whether did the Ointment applied to the <bodypart n=\"18\">thighs</bodypart> seem to\r\n            <lb />occasion <symptom n=\"34\">feverish fits</symptom> &amp; so manifestly that the <symptom n=\"34\">feverish fits</symptom> were\r\n            <lb />increased as the ointment was continued?\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />During the anointing were the <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> ever threatned with any\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"31\">purging</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />During the aointing  did the patient <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom> much?\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Is the pain of the <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> confined to the middle of the <bodypart n=\"21\">Shins</bodypart> or does\r\n            <lb />it shoot along the <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> <del><illegible l=\"1\" /></del> are sometimes severe in the <bodypart n=\"19\">knees</bodypart> or\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"23\">ankles</bodypart>? 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Tho I apprehend no danger I am heartily concerned\r\n            <lb />for the <unclear>anxiety</unclear> that persons in this situation must have and\r\n            <lb />I shall <del>always</del> grudge no pains relieve it as much as I can.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 25<sup>th</sup> May\r\n                <lb />1768\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For. </head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž. pulv. folior. <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient> ante florescentiam collect:\r\n                    <lb />&amp; sole Siccal. Ê’ii\r\n                    <lb />Extract <ingredient n=\"121\">Glycyrhiz</ingredient>. 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He has took <choice><abbr>y.<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> medecine you\r\n            <lb />were so good as order <choice><abbr>w.<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> agree very well with\r\n            <lb />him, but he is <symptom n=\"23\">reduc\'d now so weak</symptom> that I\r\n        <lb />think he cannot hold it many days, however\r\n        <lb />he is very desirous of my mentioning what\r\n            <lb />you desir\'d to know in <choice><abbr>y.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> letter to D.<sup>r</sup> Richardson\r\n        <lb />/who is at present from home/. The quantity\r\n            <lb />of Urine is much <choice><abbr>ab.<sup>t</sup> y.<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>about the</expan></choice> same quantity he \r\n            <lb />takes of Liquids. <bodypart n=\"49\">His Skin</bodypart> is <symptom n=\"20\">rather cold</symptom> &amp;\r\n            <lb />dry than otherwise. <symptom n=\"26\">His flesh is almost enÂ¬\r\n                <lb />tirely gone</symptom>, and I observe tonight <symptom n=\"75\">he has\r\n                    <lb />lost his voice</symptom> and <symptom n=\"12\">has a kind of Ruttling</symptom>, -</p>\r\n            <p><lb />- If you can think of any thing that can be\r\n            <lb />of Service to him so as to keep him easy, it\r\n            <lb />will I dare say be all that can be done - and I\'l\r\n            <lb />be greatly oblig\'d for a line <unclear>@</unclear> 1.<sup>st</sup> post if <unclear>Convenient</unclear>\r\n                <lb />directed to me. -- <symptom n=\"15\">Toward night his pulse\r\n            <lb />is very quick &amp; extreamly weak.</symptom></p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p><lb />Thank God I keep very well - <symptom n=\"8\">have a\r\n        <lb />Good appetite</symptom> &amp; every other good Symtom\r\n            <lb />but <symptom n=\"4\">a little cough</symptom> sometime of the day but never\r\n        <lb />at night -- Pray <choice><abbr>sh.<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> I rather take a little\r\n        <lb />Rhenish and water rather than small beer\r\n        <lb /> -- I keep good Hours, use exercise &amp; tast no\r\n        <lb />salt, but mostly fresh white meats, &amp;\r\n        <lb />never enjoyd a better State of health in my life\r\n            <lb />than at present, only <symptom n=\"4\">the little cough</symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup>.</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> is\r\n        <lb />not Troublesome but <choice><abbr>w.<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> like to be rid of it.\r\n      <lb />Have put on my flannel again next my\r\n        <lb />skin <choice><abbr>w.<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> has been of infinite Service to me.</p>\r\n        <closer><salute>I am <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Y.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Your</expan></choice> Most Oblig\'d <choice><abbr>Hum Serv.<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Humble Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n        <signed><u>Jn.<sup>o</sup> Grey jun<sup>r</sup></u></signed>\r\n        <dateline>Alnwick 14. <choice><abbr>Jan.<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1775</dateline></closer>\r\n        <postscript><p><lb />N.B. My Father has\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"8\">no Appetite for any\r\n        <lb />kind of flesh meat</symptom>\r\n        <lb />nor can he tast it.\r\n</p></postscript></div>\r\n    <div><pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p><lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n        <lb />Edinburgh</p>\r\n        <handShift /><annot><p><lb />John Grey <choice><abbr>Jun.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Junior</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>ab.<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>about</expan></choice> his father\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 14. 1775\r\n            <lb /><u>V. I<del>I</del>. p. 154</u>\r\n        </p></annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1108, 3, '2013-10-06 12:19:32', 99),
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I gratfully acckowledge\r\n    <lb />you took a great Dale of Pains in examin<add place=\"above\">in</add>g me relating to my Complain<add place=\"above\">t</add>\r\n        <lb />&amp; you gave me a Prescription, I took it <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> me to Glasgow where staid\r\n        <lb />about 12 Days I observed <choice><abbr>y.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> Directions &amp; tooke <choice><abbr>y.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> Prescription carfully\r\n        <lb />there &amp; upon <choice><abbr>y.<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Road returning to England, &amp; <unclear><choice><abbr>tho.<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>thought</expan></choice></unclear> after I pursued that\r\n    <lb />Method about 3 Weeks I was better of my Dissorder &amp; got Home about\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Midle of Sep.<sup>r</sup> much better, I continued taking what you prescribed\r\n        <lb />&amp; got a <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> put on my <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart> which you ordered <choice><abbr>ab<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>about</expan></choice> 3 Weeks after\r\n    <lb />I returned home I was so little trubled <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> my Dissorder for about that\r\n    <lb />time that D<sup>r</sup> Arnold tould me he <choice><abbr>tho.<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>thought</expan></choice> I need not till that time when I\r\n        <lb />felt my Complaint rather worse for about 10 Days after having <choice><abbr>y.<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> I was but indifferent but I got better after that time &amp; continued\r\n    <lb />for about 2 Months much better tho I had frequent Returns of my\r\n        <lb />Dissorder, it was in such a gentle Manner that I <choice><abbr>tho.<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>thought</expan></choice> myself happy &amp;\r\n    <lb />recovered my Looks &amp; Spirits &amp; hoped my Dissorder was wearing off\r\n    <lb />till about a Month ago I had more frequent Attacks from my Dissorder &amp;\r\n        <lb />rather more severe, last Week I had <symptom n=\"5\">a bad fitt</symptom> once in 3 Nights but this\r\n        <lb />Week have had them every other Night &amp; <choice><abbr>y.<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> last which was on thursday\r\n    <lb />Night was verey severe it lasted almost all Night. I have regularly took\r\n        <lb />my Mixture <add place=\"above\">&amp; Drops</add> according to <choice><abbr>y.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> Prescription. I only intermitted two or three\r\n        <lb />times, two or three Days at a time &amp; have keept <choice><abbr>y.<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"4\">Blyster</treatment> running ever\r\n        <lb />since it was put on at first &amp; <choice><abbr>y.<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Surgeon <choice><abbr>w.<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>who</expan></choice> dresses it some times says\r\n    <lb />it runs verey good Matter now much better than it did at first &amp; I take great\r\n    <lb />Care of my Manner of living eat plain food &amp; drink very little of any\r\n    <lb />thing that is strong sometimes a little small Beer to my Dinner &amp; one\r\n    <lb />Glass of reid Port after &amp; sometimes have Grewell or a little Milk Porrage\r\n    <lb />to my Sup<add place=\"above\">p</add>er &amp; drink nothing but my Medicine after &amp; I use a good Dale\r\n    <lb />of exersise, I ride 5, or 6 Miles most days &amp; walk 3 or 4 Miles\r\n    <lb />yet my Dissorder seems to get Ground &amp; my medicine seems to me\r\n    <lb />turn over\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />to lose its Effects upon me, of late it <action n=\"24\">purges more than it used to do</action>\r\n        <lb />most of <choice><abbr>y.<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> bad Nights I have had latly I have been obliged to get up to\r\n        <lb />Stooll about 4 Clock in <choice><abbr>y.<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> morning, those bad Nights I take both <choice><abbr>y.<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />Mixture &amp; <choice><abbr>y.<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Drops, when I only take <choice><abbr>y.<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Mixture in good Nights I have\r\n    <lb />not a Stooll till Morning when I hardly miss having one. When I have\r\n        <lb />a bad Night, it begin<del>g</del>s with <symptom n=\"57\">twichings &amp; creepings in my flesh</symptom>, sometimes\r\n        <lb />in my <bodypart n=\"12\">Arms</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"17\">leggs</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> (I think more in that Way than I used to have)\r\n        <lb />than sleepiness which I had before, all goes off &amp; <symptom n=\"12\">a Difficulty of <u>Breathing</u></symptom>\r\n        <lb />succeeds with a <symptom n=\"20\">Chilness</symptom> <unclear>with</unclear> other unneasy feelings which lasts comm<add place=\"above\">only</add>\r\n        <lb />4 Hours &amp; then I get warm &amp; in about halve an Hour get into <symptom n=\"28\">a Sweet</symptom>\r\n        <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"28\">somtimes swett profusly</symptom> &amp; a little after I have <symptom n=\"28\">begun to sweet</symptom> I have\r\n        <lb />felt easier &amp; soon after that I get to Sleep but <symptom n=\"17\">seldom get above an hour\r\n        <lb />&amp; halve Sleep, tho I lye longer in Bed I cannot Sleep</symptom> I have somthing of <choice><abbr>y.<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"34\">faver (as I call it)</symptom> upon me which does not quite have me till 9 or 10, in <choice><abbr>y.<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />Morning &amp; leaves a <symptom n=\"23\">languor</symptom> upon me which makes me verey uncomfortable\r\n        <lb />all day &amp; <symptom n=\"6\">makes me verey unhappy</symptom> &amp; oftens to lie doun in Bed <choice><abbr>w.<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> fear.\r\n        <lb />I have no other Complaint &amp; <symptom n=\"8\">have a good Appetite</symptom> &amp; think it right not to\r\n       <lb />eat so much as I easily could; <add place=\"above\">thus</add> I have a briffly as I could given you an\r\n    <lb />Account of my Dissorder, &amp; beg you.<sup>ll</sup> consider of it &amp; take <choice><abbr>y<sup>.e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> first Leizure\r\n        <lb />time you have to give me <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> farther Advise in Letter directed to <choice><abbr>Mat.<sup>w</sup></abbr><expan>Matthew</expan></choice> Reid\r\n        <lb />&amp; C<sup>o</sup>. Leicester, Dear <choice><abbr>Doc.<sup>tr</sup></abbr><expan>Doctor</expan></choice> I have a high Oppinion of <choice><abbr>y.<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> judgment &amp; have\r\n    <lb />a Dependance under God upon it that you.<sup>ll</sup> be able to direct me to somthing\r\n    <lb />to relive me in my verey uncomfortable State &amp; at anytime what Gatuity\r\n        <lb />you expect I will get some of my Friends at Edinburgh to put into <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />Hands, I send some Hose &amp; <unclear><choice><abbr>C.<sup>ra</sup></abbr><expan>Crape</expan></choice></unclear><note>Abbreviation hard to decipher and hence obscure. It might simply be \"etc\", but given Reid\'s line of trade it may also refer to the gauze-like fabric.</note> to Edinburgh &amp; have a considerable Dale\r\n    <lb />of Money owing Us in that Place, I shall now conclude with hoping\r\n    <lb />soon to hear from you which will much oblidge.</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>Dear <choice><abbr>Doct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Doctor</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>Y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Your</expan></choice> Verey <choice><abbr>Hum<sup>be</sup> Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Humble Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n    <signed>Mat.<sup>w</sup> Reid</signed>\r\n    <dateline>Leicester <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 14, 1775</dateline></closer>\r\n    <postscript><p><lb />P,S You tould me <choice><abbr>y.<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> medicine you ordered was\r\n        <lb />intended to throw somthing out on my <bodypart n=\"21\">Shin</bodypart>, but I did\r\n        <lb />not observe much of that, only some <symptom n=\"30\">little Pimples</symptom> once or twice\r\n        <lb />about <add place=\"above\">my</add> <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>, but I thought it <treatment n=\"25\">raised a Perspiration</treatment>, MR<note>Reid\'s initials.</note>\r\n        <lb />I think when I have my Dissorder upon me I have <symptom n=\"7\">a good Dale\r\n    <lb />of Wind for I void a good Dale when it is going off</symptom> &amp; some time\r\n        <lb />my Disorder is not attended <choice><abbr>w.<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"20\">Chilness</symptom> but that is seldom MR<note>Reid\'s initials.</note> <add place=\"margin\"><lb />I beg you<sup>ll</sup>\r\n    <lb />excuse <unclear>blots</unclear>\r\n    <lb />&amp; incorrectness</add></p></postscript></div>\r\n    <div><pb n=\"3\" /><p><lb />To\r\n    <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n    <lb />Edinburgh</p>\r\n        <handShift /><annot>\r\n            <p><lb />Math<sup>w.</sup> Reid\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 14<sup>th</sup> 1775</p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n</div></body>', 1107, 3, '2014-08-27 12:02:02', 122),
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In that State, and about the Bigness of an English\r\n    <lb />filberd,<note>Older variant of \'filbert\', the hazelnut (from wild and cultivated trees of the genus <i>Corylus</i>), which are normally 1-2 centimetres in length.</note> it continued till about Eight days ago, when a\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"18\">tumour</symptom> below the <bodypart n=\"106\">Chin</bodypart> inclining to the left side was\r\n    <lb />observed, which occasioned his being brought to Toun --</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Upon our Examination we found the first <symptom n=\"63\"><bodypart n=\"84\">glandular</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />Swelling</symptom> to be in the same state as above described, that\r\n        <lb />below the <bodypart n=\"106\">Chin</bodypart> was about the size of a Nutmeg, and one\r\n        <lb />below it close by the <bodypart n=\"9\">Trachea</bodypart>, of the bigness of a large GarÂ¬\r\n    <lb />den pea, which as well as the others, the Child suffered\r\n    <lb />to be handled without complaining. The quantity of\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">one &amp; a half grains of Mercury</ingredient> were ordered for two Night\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />successively, <treatment n=\"30\">to be purged off</treatment> the following Morning; <treatment n=\"23\">PulÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tices of <ingredient n=\"11\">Chamomil flowers</ingredient></treatment> were applied externally and a\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"194\" t=\"32\">Liniment of Ung.<sup>t</sup> nervinum</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"39\">Sp.<sup>t</sup> Sal. ammon.</ingredient> was rubÂ¬\r\n        <lb />bed on the parts twice a day, before the <treatment n=\"23\">application of the\r\n        <lb />pultices</treatment> and these were continued till an <condition n=\"37\">Erysipiletous\r\n    <lb />appearance</condition> on the part made us judge necessary to\r\n    <lb />Discontinue topical applications; we were proceeding\r\n        <lb />with the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurials</ingredient> as before, but were again interrupÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ted by an <symptom n=\"30\">Eruption over his whole Body</symptom>, attended with\r\n        <lb />a <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>, a disorder which has been frequent among\r\n    <lb />Children here, this Season; this is now pretty much\r\n        <lb />over: the Child is in good Spirits and easy in his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>.\r\n    <lb />We are desired by <choice><abbr>Cap.<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Captain</expan></choice> James Campbell the Father to\r\n    <lb />transmitt you the case for your advice --</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>We are Sir\r\n    <lb />your most <choice><abbr>Obed.<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />&amp;\r\n    <lb />most <choice><abbr>Hum<sup>le</sup></abbr><expan>Humble</expan></choice> servants</salute>\r\n    <handShift /><signed>Jo. Duncanson</signed>\r\n<handShift /><signed>Arch<sup>d</sup> Campbell Surgeon</signed></closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div><pb n=\"3\" /><p><lb />To\r\n    <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n    <lb />Physician\r\n    <lb />Edinburgh\r\n</p>\r\n<handShift /><annot><p><lb />M<sup>r</sup> Duncanson\r\n<lb /><choice><abbr>ab<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>about</expan></choice> Duncan Campbell\r\n<lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 13<sup>th</sup> 1775.\r\n<lb />Vol. II. p. 58.</p></annot></div></body>', 1106, 3, '2013-10-15 17:52:05', 110),
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I got <condition n=\"13\">a cold</condition> <symptom n=\"4\">a cough</symptom>\r\n        <lb />leasted eghet or ten days, since that I got cold in <bodypart n=\"28\">my back</bodypart> which\r\n        <lb />brought pains in <bodypart n=\"73\">my syde</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> <unclear>stanging</unclear> pains\r\n        <lb />for the pain in <bodypart n=\"26\">my breast</bodypart> I just now <add place=\"above\">have I</add> seldom want it I always\r\n    <lb />about half an hour, after I awake, take your advice in geting\r\n        <lb />up early, I had no pain in <bodypart n=\"73\">my syde</bodypart> for a good time before I\r\n        <lb />got <condition n=\"13\">this cold</condition>; you see I am very particular with you.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />I have anouther complaint, etheir had it not, or did not atend to\r\n        <lb />it the last time I wrot you, <symptom n=\"48\">which is alwise an aseed taste</symptom> in\r\n        <lb /><add place=\"above\">my</add> <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>, <symptom n=\"48\">swaleing any thing soon after turns ased in <bodypart n=\"46\">my stomach</bodypart></symptom>\r\n    <lb />not a disagreable taste which is so far lukie, but the taste of\r\n        <lb />an aple. <symptom n=\"17\">I am <unclear>nauterile</unclear> a good sleeper when wel, but even now\r\n    <lb />otherwise I sleep always in the begining of the night</symptom>, very\r\n    <lb />wel refresh\'d with it this morning til three sometimes\r\n    <lb />half an hour or hour; in the afternoon to be plain with you\r\n    <lb />I knew no Phisician I cou\'d <del>be at <unclear>thes</unclear></del> give so much trouble too\r\n    <lb />Hendrie Lindesay wil wait on you some of this day<unclear>;</unclear>\r\n    <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Bethune gives his <choice><abbr>comp<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>compliments</expan></choice> to you. His health as <unclear>usual</unclear>,</p><closer><salute>and I am\r\n    <lb />Sir Your most humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute><signed>Alice Bethune</signed></closer>\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" /><postscript><p><lb /><symptom n=\"68\">I can\'t say I have a druth but am very wel pleased of\r\n        <lb />a drink</symptom> and <symptom n=\"15\">my Pulse</symptom> <symptom n=\"34\">feaverish</symptom></p></postscript></div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" /><p>To\r\n    <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n    <lb />at his house in\r\n    <lb />the Mint Close <choice><abbr>Edin.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></p>\r\n        <handShift /><annot><p>\r\n            <lb />Alice Bethune\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> <subst><del>10</del><add place=\"above\">13.</add></subst> 1775\r\n            <lb /><u>V. 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I did not leave <add place=\"above\">her</add> till after seven but\r\n            <del>the <illegible w=\"1\" /></del> th<del>e</del>ose <symptom n=\"57\">Paroxisms</symptom> did not appear.\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />As you wrote me you intend to be soon\r\n            <lb />here if you\'ll be so good to acquaint me\r\n            <lb />by the Post the night before you set out I\'ll\r\n            <lb />meet you at any hours you apoint att\r\n            <lb />Moncrieff I am most respectfully\r\n            <lb />Sir,\r\n        </p>\r\n            <closer>\r\n                <salute>\r\n                    <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice>\r\n                    <lb /><choice><abbr>Servt</abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                </salute>\r\n                <signed>Neill Menzies</signed>\r\n                <dateline>\r\n                    <lb />Perth June <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> 1<sup>st</sup>\r\n                    <lb />1766\r\n                </dateline>\r\n            </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n        <lb />To\r\n        <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n        <lb />Phisician in\r\n        <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />1766\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 788, 3, '2013-08-18 15:28:01', 116),
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I remain Sir\r\n        </p>\r\n       <closer>\r\n           <salute>Your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> Humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servent</expan></choice></salute>\r\n           <signed>Jo: Duncanson</signed>\r\n           <dateline>Inveraray 10<sup>th</sup> June 1766</dateline>\r\n       </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <opener>\r\n            <salute><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir</salute>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am to thank you for the Certificate<note>Context implies this was a note to certify his academic (medical?) qualifications or possibly some sort of character reference.</note> \r\n            <lb />you sent to me; by M<sup>r</sup> Grahams delay in asking for it, which\r\n            <lb />hindered my writing to the War Office,<note>Government department responsible for the British army.</note> <choice><abbr>Gen <sup>l</sup></abbr><expan>General</expan></choice> Mordants Dragoons<note>At this date Major General Sir John Mordaunt (1696/7/-1780) was in command of the 10th regiment of Dragoons.</note>\r\n            <lb />were given to another, this were no disapointment, but that I am\r\n            <lb />the first on <add place=\"above\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice></add> list to be nominated upon any Vacancy, &amp; must\r\n            <lb />accept when call\'d, or relinquish my halfpay-<note>The implication is that due to delays over the sending of recommendations Duncanson missed an opportunity of obtaining an officer post in the Dragoons, but he is now first on the waiting list. His receipt of \'half-pay\', a reduced salary when not on active service, indicates that he has held an army post in the past.</note> I shall take\r\n            <lb />care to order a consideration for your trouble about M<sup>rs</sup> Campbells\r\n            <lb />case. <unclear>When</unclear> an Opportunity Offers if you have no <unclear>objection</unclear>\r\n            <lb />to <unclear>Doctor</unclear> Hope. I shall be glad if he is the person you <illegible w=\"1\" /><note>Context suggests this missing is \"consult\".</note>\r\n            <lb />with. I remain <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> Humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servent</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed> J. D.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>June 10<sup>th</sup></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n        <lb />To\r\n        <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n        <lb />Professor of Medecine\r\n        <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />J<sup>n</sup> Duncanson Inverar\r\n            <lb />about M<sup>rs</sup> Campbell\r\n            <lb />June 1766 --\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 790, 3, '2013-08-18 15:16:24', 118),
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These <choice><abbr>part.ars</abbr><expan>particulars</expan></choice> he thinks\r\n        <lb />proper to mention, as on each of these\r\n        <lb />occasions he is much more readily seised\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> his several <choice><abbr>Compl<sup>ts</sup>.</abbr><expan>Complaints</expan></choice> than <choice><abbr>q<sup>n</sup>.</abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> he is\r\n        <lb />able to abstain from drink &amp; to indulge\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <lb />himself <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> moderat exercise.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />It may be <choice><abbr>fury<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>further</expan></choice> observed that\r\n        <lb />in the earlier period of his life he was\r\n        <lb />much troubled <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> an Outstriking <unclear><symptom n=\"62\"><choice><abbr>Inflam.</abbr><expan>Inflammation</expan></choice></symptom></unclear>\r\n        <lb />over <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> crown of his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> frequent\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"65\">bleeding</symptom> at his <bodypart n=\"5\">nose</bodypart>, <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup>. y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>with the</expan></choice> last of which\r\n        <lb />he is still troubled at times. â€“â€“ He is at\r\n        <lb />al times troubled <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> an <symptom n=\"62\"><choice><abbr>Inflaman.</abbr><expan>Inflammation</expan></choice></symptom> &amp; \r\n        <lb />Outstriking of his <bodypart n=\"4\">Lips</bodypart>, especially with\r\n        <lb />frosty weather. â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Memoir</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />That A. M. C. had a <symptom n=\"5\">Convulsive fit</symptom> on 28 <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y</sup>.</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup>. Eveng.</abbr><expan>the Evening.</expan></choice> - while <choice><abbr>sleepg.</abbr><expan>sleeping</expan></choice> in <unclear>Chair</unclear>\r\n        <lb />Began to use Medicines <choice><abbr>accord<sup>g</sup>.</abbr><expan>according</expan></choice> to D. M<sup>s</sup>. <choice><abbr>prescrip<sup>n</sup></abbr>.<expan>prescription</expan></choice> on Sunday 4 <choice><abbr>feby</abbr><expan>february</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />had another <symptom n=\"5\">Convulsive fit</symptom> on <space w=\"1\" /> 28 <choice><abbr>feb<sup>y</sup>.</abbr><expan>february</expan></choice> â€“ early in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> morn<sup>g</sup>.</abbr><expan>the morning</expan></choice> in bed.\r\n        <lb />Again on <choice><abbr>Wed<sup>y</sup>.</abbr><expan>Wednesday</expan></choice> 20<sup>th</sup>. March early in the Morning while in bed.\r\n        <lb />Had another <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> on Thursday 18 <choice><abbr>Ap<sup>l</sup>.</abbr><expan>April</expan></choice> earl in the Morning while\r\n        <lb />in bed. â€“</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Again early on the Morning of Sabbath 20<sup>th</sup>. May - reÂ¬\r\n        <lb />turns of <symptom n=\"22\">swimming in the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></symptom> pretty frequently\r\n        <lb />that day. â€“</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Again early in the Morning of <choice><abbr>Wed<sup>y</sup>.</abbr><expan>Wednesday</expan></choice> the 3<sup>d</sup>. while in bed\r\n        <lb />frequent returns of <symptom n=\"22\">swimming in <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></symptom> all that day\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n            <annot>\r\n                 <lb /><unclear>Q</unclear>\r\n                <lb />Case\r\n                <lb />of\r\n                <lb />A. B.\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Jany.</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice>\r\n            </annot>\r\n    </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1220, 11, '2015-04-17 10:10:17', 90),
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For this purpose the following\r\n            <lb />measures are to me the most probable.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />1. Let her take every night at bedtime three\r\n            <lb />of the <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretick Pills</action> washing them down\r\n            <lb />with two sponfulls of the Nervous Wine.<note>Cullen is using this as a general term to describe the particular type of stimulating medicinal wine for which he provides the recipe below. \'Nervous\' could bear the additional sense of \"strong\" at this period.</note>Tho\r\n            <lb />these Pills are chiefly intended to restore\r\n            <lb />the Circulation in the left side it is expected\r\n            <lb />that at the same time the will keep the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />regular. If they do so there will be no occasion\r\n            <lb />for <ingredient n=\"109\">sacred Elixir</ingredient> but if the pills fail, this <del>Elix</del>\r\n            <lb />Elixir must still be employed as occasion\r\n            <lb />shall require.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2. Besides the dose of Nervous Wine to be\r\n            <lb />taken with the pills at night other two doses\r\n            <lb />must be taken every day one about an hour\r\n            <lb />or half an hour before dinner &amp; the other\r\n            <lb />about seven in the Eveni<add place=\"above\">n</add>g.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3. Let a flannel shift with long sleeves be\r\n            <lb />constantly wore next the skin &amp; let the left\r\n            <lb />thigh &amp; leg be constantly wrapped in the same.\r\n            <lb />The Flannel shift should be changed once\r\n            <lb />a week &amp; not oftener except in case of <symptom n=\"28\">sweatings</symptom>\r\n            <lb />&amp; then the may be changed as often as necessary.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4. Let the use of the <treatment n=\"18\">flesh brush</treatment> be continued\r\n            <lb />especially in the mornings at get o<del>t</del>ut of bed.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />5. If it could be conveniently had in the Country\r\n            <lb />I should advise <del>him</del> a tri<add place=\"above\">a</add>l of <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment> but\r\n            <lb />in the present circumstances I hope it is not\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />necessary &amp; certainly <del>I</del> I do not think it worth\r\n            <lb />staying in town for.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />6. If at any time pain, <symptom n=\"66\">numbness</symptom> or <symptom n=\"20\">coldness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />should come either in to the <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart> &amp; seem\r\n            <lb />to cntinue the part may be annointed with the <del>oil</del>\r\n            <lb />oil prescribed below but it is to be used only on\r\n            <lb />the <del>occassion</del> occasion mentioned.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />7. At present I do not think that either warm\r\n            <lb />or cold bathing can be properly imployed.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />8. The Remedy likely to prove more effective\r\n            <lb />than any other is Exercise in a machine and\r\n            <lb />it ought to be employed every day that is not\r\n            <lb />very wet. M<sup>rs</sup> Stewart should be in <del>motions</del>\r\n            <lb />motion about three hours every forenoon &amp; very\r\n            <lb />frequently she should take a whole days\r\n            <lb />Journey. A very roughroad is by no means\r\n            <lb />proper for her.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />9. In M<sup>rs</sup> Stewarts diet no great moiety is\r\n            <lb />required It should be solid but at the same\r\n            <lb />time. On on hand she must avoid heavy\r\n            <lb />meats &amp; heavy saces she should very seldom\r\n            <lb />take fish of any kind &amp; only a little of lightÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lest. On the other hand she must avoid too\r\n            <lb />cold things as much garden things &amp; partiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cularly the colder &amp; more windy as Sallad\r\n            <lb />Cucumber Cabbage, Milk meats she may\r\n            <lb />take but moderately &amp; neither Cream nor butterÂ¬\r\n            <lb />milk, If whey is found to digest tolerably, she\r\n            <lb />may take a drought or two of fresh drawn\r\n            <lb />Cow milk whey every morning for some weeks\r\n            <lb />in Summer.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />10. For ordinary drink sherry &amp; water\r\n            <lb />is the best &amp; Malt liquor of all kinds are\r\n            <lb />improper. A glass a pure wine may be taken\r\n            <lb />frequently but it is not easy by an general\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />rule to determine the proper quantity.\r\n            <lb />Whatever proves heating or touches the head\r\n            <lb />is improper. Whatever is within these bounds\r\n            <lb />is tolerably safe. If a <symptom n=\"45\">faintishness</symptom> or crawing\r\n            <lb />for wine returns often it will be proper to give\r\n            <lb />a little <ingredient n=\"38\">hartshorn</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"155\">sal volatile</ingredient> in a little\r\n            <lb />water rather than the wine constantly. The\r\n            <lb />best wines for M<sup>rs</sup> Stewart are the stronge<add place=\"above\">st</add>\r\n            <lb />as Madeira sherry or red port &amp; rather these\r\n            <lb />taken with water. When the weather is cold or\r\n            <lb />Wines as Claret, Rhenish or French White\r\n            <lb />wines.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 13 of June\r\n            <lb />1766</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> S<add place=\"above\">t</add>ewart of Torrence</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"3\">aloes socator</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb />Gx Guajae @ Ê’i\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"114\">Piper Jamaicens</ingredient> pulv. â„ˆii     \r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"47\">Bals Peruviam</ingredient> â„ˆi\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"21\" t=\"18\">Syr. e cort. Auran </ingredient> q.s. ut f. s.a.\r\n                    <lb />maÅ¿sa ex cujus singulis semi drahonis formiten\r\n                    <lb />min pil â„– vi\r\n                    <lb />Signa Diaphoretic Pills three for a dose\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two drachms apiece of <ingredient n=\"3\">aloe socoterine</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum Guaiacum</ingredient>, add two scruples\r\n                    of crushed Jamaican pepper and one scruple of <ingredient n=\"47\">Peruvian bark</ingredient>.  Add a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"21\" t=\"18\">orange peel syrup</ingredient>,\r\n                    in the same manner as before, and let it be made into a mass which  may be divided into six pills of half-a-drachm each.  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Hispan lb ii\r\n                        <lb />Spir. vin gall â„¥iv\r\n                        <lb />Macere par biduum et cola sine expreÅ¿sione\r\n                        <lb />Signa Nervine Wine two tablespoonfulls for a\r\n                        <lb />dose\r\n                    </orig>\r\n                    <reg>\r\n                        Take half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"131\">Horse-radish</ingredient> root thickly sliced, and one ounce of <ingredient n=\"16\">mustard seed</ingredient>. Add two drachms apiece of bruised <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient> and bruised <ingredient n=\"201\">Canella</ingredient>, along with half a drachm of long pepper and ginger. Combine this with two pints of white Spanish wine and four drachms of \r\n                        vinegar spirit. Soak for a period of two days and strain into a bowl by pressing through a sieve. Label: Nervine Wine two tablespoonfulls for a dose.\r\n                    </reg>\r\n                </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n               <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n               <lb />13.<sup>th</sup> June\r\n               <lb />1766\r\n            </dateline>\r\n            <signed>WC.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Stewart of Torrence</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž Ol Olivar opt â„¥iv\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"144\">-- Succin</ingredient> â„¥i\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"23\">Camphar</ingredient> Ê’ii\r\n                    <lb />â„³. Signa Nervine oil for anointing\r\n                    <lb />the parts effected.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take four ounces of the best olive oil, one ounce of <ingredient n=\"144\">oil of amber</ingredient> and two drachms of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient>. Mix. Label: Nervine oil for anointing the parts effected.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n    \r\n<handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n<lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Stewart Torrence\r\n<lb />June 1766 --\r\n</annot>\r\n</div>\r\n</body>', 791, 3, '2013-08-14 21:37:52', 119);
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The Troubles in America<note>The American War of Independence (\"Revolutionary War\"), the first major clash, the Battle of Bunker Hill near Boston, having taken place between British troops and the American Rebel Army in June 1775. Maclean was from Virginia where many colonialists remained loyal to the Crown, or sought a peaceful settlement, but the colony made a formal declaration of independence in May 1776.</note>, but\r\n        <lb /><unclear>more</unclear> especially my earnest desire to get the better of my ComÂ¬\r\n        <lb />plaint before I leave this Country, are the chief causes that\r\n        <lb />I have not return\'d home to Virginia before now</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />You will probably Remember, upon my Return\r\n        <lb />last July from the Baltick, that I Complain\'d of the\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> in my <bodypart n=\"32\">Testicle</bodypart> having Return\'d a few days\r\n        <lb />before I landed in Leith, but was so inconsiderable\r\n        <lb />that I expected it would go off of itself and I believe it\r\n        <lb />would, but in a day or two after I arrived here, finding myÂ¬\r\n        <lb />self tollerable easy, I made rather too free in Walking, to this\r\n        <lb />I believe I may impute the pain and <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> that directÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ly followed, rather than to any irregularity in eating or\r\n        <lb />Drinking &amp;c, However I was oblig\'d immediately to have\r\n        <lb />Recourse to <treatment n=\"23\">Poulticing</treatment> and it was not till after some\r\n        <lb />Considerable time I was able to Reduce matters into\r\n        <lb />Statu quoo, The parts are still very Tender, and apt to\r\n        <lb />Relaps, tho\' not Violently, on very light Occasions,\r\n        <lb />I have also lately had a great <symptom n=\"46\">Discharge</symptom> of that slimy\r\n        <lb />stuff along with my urine, I mentioned to you formerly\r\n        <lb />attended with the usual <symptom n=\"27\">Difficulty &amp; Pain, a Burning pain,\r\n        <lb />in making water</symptom>, upon all which accounts <choice><abbr>Doct<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Doctor</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />MacLean has not thought it adviseable to make a\r\n        <lb />second tryall of the <treatment n=\"7\">Bouchee</treatment><note>Cullen\'s reply confirms that this is Maclean\'s term for a \"Bougie\" (a surgical drain made of waxed cloth) but it is unclear if this is merely his own mistaken, idiosyncratic usage or a genuine variant (not recorded in OED).</note> yet, Judging that\r\n        <lb />the parts have not yet had that rest, or Recover\'d\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />that strength that is Requisite for such an Opperation, and\r\n        <lb />Dreading that the Irritation caus\'d thereby might bring\r\n        <lb />on the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> again â€“ This Sir, is my case at preÂ¬\r\n        <lb />sent as nearly as I can state it, I have been Encourag\'d\r\n        <lb />to give you this trouble now by your own kind ReÂ¬\r\n        <lb />quest the last time I had the pleasure of seeing you\r\n        <lb />viz<sup>t</sup>. that whenever I found Occasion, either <choice><abbr>Doct<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Doctor</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />MacLean or my self should write you, and that\r\n        <lb />you would acquaint us in Return of what you\r\n        <lb />thought further necessary to be done, I therefore take\r\n        <lb />the Liberty to beg, that you write him or me as soon\r\n        <lb />as Convenient, what you think proper to be next done\r\n        <lb />and as particular as your leizure will permitt, esÂ¬\r\n        <lb />pecially with regard to Instructions for Introducing\r\n        <lb />the <treatment n=\"7\">Bouchee</treatment>, for I must Confess my memory is\r\n        <lb />so wretchedly bad that I do not think I have hardly retaind in\r\n        <lb />mind one half the Verbal Directions you gave me on that\r\n        <lb />head at parting â€“â€“ I have lately taken a good many\r\n        <lb /><action n=\"31\">Strengthening</action> Powders such as you prescribed for me\r\n        <lb />in April, but am afraid they have lost their good effect\r\n        <lb />upon me, for I do not reap such Benefit from them\r\n        <lb />as I did formerly. Have only further to add that I am\r\n        <lb />with great Esteem\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute>\r\n            <lb />Sir\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>yr most Hble Serv<sup>tt</sup></abbr><expan>Your most Humble Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            \r\n        </salute>\r\n        <signed>John Maclean</signed>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    <postscript>\r\n        <p>If you write to me, Please to\r\n            <lb />Direct, To John M<sup>c</sup>Lean of Virginia\r\n            <lb />at M<sup>r</sup>. <choice><abbr>W<sup>m</sup>.</abbr><expan>William</expan></choice> Gordon\'s Head of StockÂ¬\r\n            <lb />well Street\r\n            <lb />Glasgow</p>\r\n    </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n        <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />To\r\n        <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n        <lb /><u>Edinburgh</u>\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> John Maclean\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>r</sup>y.</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1776\r\n                <lb />Vol IV. p. 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When the <bodypart n=\"34\">Uterus</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />is weakened to such a degree, as in the present case, and the habit of <condition n=\"11\">Abortion</condition> inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />duced, the <del><illegible l=\"4\" /></del> <add place=\"above\"><handShift />chief</add><handShift /> hopes of it being restored to a proper degree of strength is from rest. <handShift /><add place=\"above\">X</add><handShift />\r\n            <lb />As the lady is young and naturally strong, if for a year or two she did not fall\r\n            <lb />with child, we can take upon us to promise her a perfect recovery, to which an observÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ance of the following prescriptions will greatly contribute.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />1<sup>no</sup>. That she take twice a day the size of a Nutmeg of the strengthening Electuary. --\r\n            <lb />washing down each dose with a glass or two of the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"6\">Hartfel-Spaw Water</ingredient>, and that she\r\n            <lb />continue both one and t\'other for two <add place=\"above\"><handShift />X 2</add><handShift /> months, repeating the same course after an interÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ruption of six weeks.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2<sup>o</sup>. In this interval of six weeks we recommend to her the use of <ingredient n=\"32\">Lime-water</ingredient> to the\r\n            <lb />quantity of a mutchkin and a half per day.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3<sup>o</sup>. There is nothing appears to us more proper to restore the weakened <bodypart n=\"34\">Uterus</bodypart> to a due\r\n            <lb />degree of strength than the daily use of the cold Bath, the best manner of taking\r\n            <lb />which is plunging the whole body at once into salt water, except in very bad\r\n            <lb />weather when it will be necessary to bath at home either <add place=\"above\"><handShift />âˆ§</add><handShift /> in a tub or with\r\n            <lb />the machine.<note>Context suggests this refers to the use of the indoor shower-bath, consisting of a tub suspended from the ceiling by ropes and pullies which Cullen frequently promotes.</note>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4<sup>o</sup>. The directions formerly <handShift /><add place=\"above\">X 3</add><handShift /> given with respect to meat and drink are still most proper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />5<sup>o</sup>. It will greatly contribute to the success of the above remedies that M<sup>rs</sup> Campbel take\r\n            <lb />daily exercise and be much in the open air. The best sort of exercise at first\r\n            <lb />is sailing or an easy Machine,<note>General term for a horse-drawn vehicle.</note> but afterwards when she is able to bear it riding\r\n            <lb />on horseback is by far the best.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />6<sup>o</sup>. If at any time during the above course there be appearances of unusual fulÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ness which probably may occur about next spring, if not sooner, it will be\r\n            <lb />proper to <treatment n=\"1\">let <add place=\"above\"><handShift />some<handShift /></add> blood.</treatment> <handShift />*<handShift />\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />7<sup>o</sup>. <del>When</del> <handShift />If <handShift />M<sup>rs</sup> Campbel shall <condition n=\"7\">fall with Child</condition>, it will be prudent that during her whole\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"7\">pregnancy</condition> she lie almost constantly above the bed, and be extremely cautious not to\r\n            <lb />risk anything by any unguarded motions: further it will be very proper that\r\n            <lb />she be <treatment n=\"1\">blooded</treatment> to about eight ounces at or before the eighth week, and at any\r\n            <lb />time afterwards when <del>the most distant</del> <add place=\"above\">any</add> appearances of <condition n=\"11\">abortion</condition>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />8<sup>o</sup>. If <del>at any time</del> <handShift /><add place=\"above\">while <add place=\"above\">she</add> is taking the above medicines</add><handShift /> she shall become <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> a small quantity of <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> should be\r\n            <lb />taken daily with the Electuary or <ingredient n=\"32\">Lime-water</ingredient>, but during pregnancy the <ingredient n=\"34\"><subst><del>mediÂ¬</del><add place=\"above\"><handShift />flores<handShift /></add></subst>\r\n                <lb /><subst><del>icine</del><add place=\"above\"><handShift />sulphuris</add></subst></ingredient><handShift /> formerly recommended is the most proper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />9<sup>no</sup>- #\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />* 6<sup>to</sup>a if at any monthly evacuation there is appearance\r\n            <lb />of <condition n=\"8\">too plentiful a discharge</condition> in that event Mrs\r\n            <lb />Campble should confine her self to her bed\r\n            <lb />and in general at evry return of this evacuation\r\n            <lb />she ought to be particularly careful in\r\n            <lb />avoiding motion or being heated.\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <head>The strengthening Electuary</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž Pulv. subtil <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. Peruv.</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"35\" t=\"16\">Sal. Chalyb.</ingredient> Ê’i\r\n                    <lb /><handShift /><add place=\"margin\">X<sup>4</sup></add><handShift /> <ingredient n=\"107\">Syrup. e Ros </ingredient>sice q. s. F. s. a. Electuarium.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>Take two ounces of finely powdered <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian bark</ingredient> and one drachm of <ingredient n=\"35\" t=\"16\">Chalybeate salts</ingredient>.  Add a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose syrup</ingredient> and let it be artfully made into an Electuary.</reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The <ingredient n=\"18\" t=\"6\">Hartfel-spar-water</ingredient> should be taken at first to the quantity of half a gill twice a day\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"above\"><handShift />and thereafter that quantity</add> <handShift />prudently increase<handShift />d<handShift /><del>that quantity</del> to half a mutchken twice a day.\r\n            <lb />The stomach should be reconciled to <add place=\"above\"><handShift />the</add><handShift /> <ingredient n=\"32\">Lime-water</ingredient> in the same continuous manner.\r\n            <lb />For several weeks M<sup>rs</sup> Campbel will not be in a condition to bath <del>in the sea</del>, at\r\n            <lb />the same time it would be unlucky should the summer be past before she begin.\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div> \r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /># it gives us pleasure to think that if the\r\n            <lb />above directions be <add place=\"above\">observed</add> complyed w<sup>th</sup> partiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cularly the first that M<sup>rs</sup> Campble\r\n            <lb />will be the Mother of many Children\r\n            <lb />and after the first will probably enjoy\r\n            <lb />as good health and be in as little\r\n            <lb />danger of her present misfortune as\r\n            <lb />formerly.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edinb</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 14 June 1766</dateline>\r\n            <signed><lb /> Signed \r\n                <lb />G G\r\n                <lb />J. 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Peruv</ingredient> Èœiii rad\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"96\">Serpentaria</ingredient> Èœi,<note>These measures are three and one drachm respectively.</note> â€“ What is <add place=\"above\">his</add> greatest uneasiness now and\r\n        <lb />what pains him both night and day is flying shooting\r\n        <lb />pains sometimes most in the <bodypart n=\"24\">sole of the foot</bodypart>, sometimes\r\n        <lb />in the instep, sometimes in the <bodypart n=\"25\">great toe</bodypart>, and sometimes\r\n        <lb />most in one <bodypart n=\"24\">foot</bodypart>, and sometimes in the other <bodypart n=\"24\">foot</bodypart>,\r\n        <lb />there is no <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> nor discolouration in either <bodypart n=\"24\">foot</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />except the <condition n=\"49\">mortified</condition> part â€“â€“ he keeps his appetite\r\n        <lb />pretty well, has <symptom n=\"15\">a Constant quickness in his\r\n        <lb />pulse</symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup>.</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> encreases in the evenings and abates in the\r\n        <lb />morning, he has a stool every day, I have all\r\n        <lb />along <treatment n=\"21\">fomented</treatment> his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> twice a day, I never durst\r\n        <lb />venture to give <ingredient n=\"14\">opium</ingredient> to allay these pains lest it\r\n        <lb />should increase the debility of his habit</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />You\'ll please to answer me the following queries\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb /><u>Whither</u> <ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient> must be Continued &amp; in what quantity\r\n        <lb /><u>Whither</u> the <treatment n=\"21\">fomentation</treatment> should be Continued\r\n        <lb /><u>What diet</u> M<sup>r</sup> Key should take</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />his drink is port Wine <unclear>quere</unclear> how much a day\r\n        <lb />should be allowed â€“â€“ \r\n        <lb />should small beer be\r\n        <lb />allowed\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />For further particulars of M<sup>r</sup> Keys Case please to\r\n        <lb />look at my last letter â€“â€“ I have here enclosed\r\n        <lb />a Guinea note, shall be glad of your answer\r\n        <lb />as soon as Convenient\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute>\r\n            <lb />I am always with\r\n            <lb />much respect Dear Sir <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup> most Obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>your most Obedient</expan></choice> Servant</salute>\r\n        <signed>Ja<sup>s</sup> Wood</signed>\r\n        <dateline>Berwick <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1776</dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />To\r\n        <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n        <lb />Edinburgh\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Wood q.\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Key â€“\r\n                <lb />Jan. 1776\r\n                <lb />Vol. IV p.98\r\n            </annot>\r\n\r\n    </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n\r\n', 1223, 3, '2013-01-02 19:11:00', 49),
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I might depend upon his Best advice, now\r\n        <lb />what I would Beg of you to do for me is to go to M<sup>r</sup> Cullens &amp; <choice><abbr>Enq<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Enquire</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />whether he <choice><abbr>rec<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>received</expan></choice> my Letter &amp; whether he has or has not to Read him\r\n        <lb />my Present Case which you have as under, &amp; ask his Opinion\r\n        <lb />Concerning me, if he thinks it in the least necessary to ride in\r\n        <lb />to <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> Ill sett of <choice><abbr>Im<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>Immediately</expan></choice> youl very much oblige me if youl\r\n        <lb />be <choice><abbr>part<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>particular</expan></choice> in asking if he thinks my <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart> is affected or not\r\n        <lb />now Friend <illegible w=\"1\" /><note>This word looks like \'Cary\', but remains unclear.</note> if you will be Honest &amp; Tell me the D<sup>rs</sup>\r\n        <lb />Sentiments whether good or bad youl Lay a Lasting\r\n        <lb />obligation upon\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute>\r\n            <choice><abbr>Sr.</abbr><expan>Sir</expan></choice> your very <choice><abbr>ob<sup>t</sup> Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient Servant</expan></choice>\r\n        </salute>\r\n        <signed>Robert Chisholm</signed>\r\n    </closer></div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Turn over\r\n        </p>\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />My <bodypart n=\"2\">Tongue</bodypart> still Continues Remarkably Foul\r\n        <lb />at night a Constant Beating in my <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>.\r\n        <lb />My <bodypart n=\"17\">Leggs</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"24\">Feet</bodypart> <symptom n=\"63\">swells a little</symptom> at night &amp; falls in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>the morning</expan></choice>;\r\n        <lb />at Times a Heavyness over my <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart></p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Likewise <symptom n=\"21\">little Heats</symptom> over my <bodypart n=\"12\">Arms</bodypart> <choice><abbr>part<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>particularly</expan></choice> my left\r\n        <lb />the White of my <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> Remarkably Cloudy &amp; thick\r\n        <lb />I <symptom n=\"35\">Bring up a great Deal of Fleghm &amp; sometimes mixt\r\n        <lb />with a Little Blood</symptom>\r\n        <lb />&amp; Frequently mixt with Black as tho it was a <choice><abbr>Blk</abbr><expan>Black</expan></choice> thread in it\r\n        <lb />Within this 3 Weeks Ive been <symptom n=\"12\">short of Breath</symptom>\r\n        <lb />I Frequently <symptom n=\"82\">Flush out</symptom> at the <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart> &amp;c but always\r\n        <lb />goes in again, I <symptom n=\"82\">Flush much out</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"8\">Face</bodypart> &amp;c Keeps <unclear>out</unclear>,\r\n        <lb />Within my <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart> I have <add place=\"above\">at Times</add> as tho a man Hand was there\r\n        <lb />&amp; Pinching something between his Finger &amp; Thumb &amp;\r\n        <lb />Frequently as tho he was Twirling my <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart> Round\r\n        <lb />his Fingers</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />In the Morning I sometimes have <symptom n=\"28\">a sweat</symptom> but\r\n        <lb />Generaly Coldish &amp; 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Reddie has also at times been\r\n        <lb />Subject to violent attacks of <symptom n=\"62\">InflamÂ¬\r\n            <lb />matory</symptom> <u><symptom n=\"70\">Angina</symptom></u>, one of which he had\r\n        <lb />in September last, at which time he\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"48\">lost about four pounds of Blood</bodypart> in\r\n        <lb />the Course of fifety hours â€“â€“ It is from\r\n        <lb />this Period that he dates his present\r\n        <lb />Complaints. â€“â€“ Upon his first going out\r\n        <lb />after this Illness, he found himself seized\r\n        <lb />with the <symptom n=\"22\">Vertigo</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> without any\r\n        <lb />of the Causes that usually brought them\r\n        <lb />on preceeding them and he thinks he has\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">never fully recovered his wonted Strength</symptom>.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />About three weeks ago his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> was\r\n        <lb />affected in a different manner, <symptom n=\"45\">a sensatiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />on of fainting</symptom> came on suddenly - attended\r\n        <lb />with pain &amp; stricture of the upper &amp; hinder\r\n        <lb />part of his <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>, - (his <bodypart n=\"67\">forehead</bodypart> used formerly\r\n        <lb />to be affected) with a similar feeling about\r\n        <lb />the <u>Scorbiculum Cordis</u>, which he says gives\r\n        <lb />him the idea of a stoppage of his <bodypart n=\"42\">heart</bodypart>.\r\n        <lb />These fits are attended with <condition n=\"46\">Stupor</condition>,if they\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />seize him when standing or Walking he\r\n        <lb />feels his <bodypart n=\"19\">knees</bodypart> become weak &amp; he is ready\r\n        <lb />to drop down; they often leave a <symptom n=\"2\">tremor</symptom>\r\n        <lb />of his <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart>, with a sensation he exÂ¬\r\n        <lb />presses it of a <symptom n=\"22\">swimming of his <bodypart n=\"41\">Brain</bodypart></symptom> -\r\n        <lb />and he is rendered wholly incapable of\r\n        <lb />the smallest exertion of his Intellectual\r\n        <lb />faculties since their first attack â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />The fits Continue but a verry short\r\n        <lb />time, and are occasionaly more or less\r\n        <lb />severe. They used to return generally\r\n        <lb />only twice a day, in the morning &amp;\r\n        <lb />Evening, but within these few days\r\n        <lb />have been more frequent. He is free\r\n        <lb />of them in the Night time, sleeps\r\n        <lb />tollerably, but often awakes with <symptom n=\"61\">sickness</symptom>\r\n        <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"6\">oppression</symptom> - In two or three slight\r\n        <lb />ones in which I saw him, I perceived no\r\n        <lb />change in his <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> or <symptom n=\"15\">alteration of his\r\n        <lb />Pulse</symptom>, &amp; they went of upon his Belching\r\n        <lb />up Wind which I am informed is the\r\n        <lb />first thing that gives him relief in\r\n        <lb />general.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />He is naturally inclined to be\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">Costive</symptom>. <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse at its usual standart\r\n        <lb />&amp; in every respect regular</symptom>, but is Subject\r\n        <lb />to frequent &amp; sudden changes â€“ Urine\r\n        <lb />in smaller quantity than common &amp;\r\n        <lb />high coloured â€“ He is at present\r\n        <lb />just recovered from an <symptom n=\"62\">Inflamed</symptom> sore\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart>. - He has taken several <action n=\"32\">vomits</action>\r\n        <lb />whch relieved his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>, for\r\n        <lb />the above Complaints â€“ His father\r\n        <lb />had been Subject to <symptom n=\"32\">Gravelish</symptom> complaints.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Addend: for four or five days past\r\n        <lb />has had a <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> every 2<sup>d</sup> day, - those\r\n        <lb />days in which the <symptom n=\"1\">Headach</symptom> occurs Mr\r\n        <lb />Reddie is freer from the <unclear>Sick</unclear> fits\r\n        <lb />than <del>on the</del> when the <symptom n=\"1\">Headach</symptom> is\r\n        <lb />less remarkable\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <signed>\r\n            <lb />James Hamilton &amp;\r\n            <lb />John Whyte\r\n        </signed>\r\n        <dateline>\r\n            <lb />Dysart\r\n            <lb />8 <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1776\r\n        </dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1224, 11, '2014-10-13 15:37:13', 61),
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Rest by preventing the\r\n            <lb />parts from being exposed soon again to the same strain.\r\n            <lb />If therefore M<sup>rs</sup> Campbell can continue to avoid falling\r\n            <lb />with Child for a year or two a very perfect recovery\r\n            <lb /><del>might</del> may be hoped for &amp; in the mean time an obserÂ¬\r\n            <lb />vance of <add place=\"above\">the</add> following prescriptions will greatly contriÂ¬\r\n            <lb />bute to the Same purpose.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At x <sup>2</sup> I have to observe that I think <ingredient n=\"113\">bitters</ingredient> &amp; even <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> \r\n            <lb />long continued do much mischief &amp; that therefore a month\r\n            <lb />of the Electuary might be enough but the water may be\r\n            <lb />continued for two.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At ^  It would be proper to insert what is in page 3<sup>d.</sup>. For\r\n            <lb />\"several weeks, &amp;c\" &amp; I think it will be proper to say what\r\n            <lb />is to be done when she cannot in bad weather go to the Sea.\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />&amp; that is to bath at home either in a tub or with the\r\n            <lb />Machine ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At x<sup>3</sup> <del>I think you might repeat by saying</del> the\r\n            <lb />same light &amp; cool diet <add place=\"above\">formerly recommended is still the most proper</add> <del>&amp; at the End add,</del> for what\r\n            <lb />ever of meat or drink in any measure heats her\r\n            <lb />must do harm.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At x<sup>4</sup> I mean to observe that Powder &amp; Syrup do\r\n            <lb />not make a good Electuary &amp; the addition of a little\r\n            <lb />conserve has a good effect.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Admit or reject these hints as you see proper\r\n            <lb />I would have sent them sooner but have been out\r\n            <lb />of town this forenoon.-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Yours</salute>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Saturday 2 o\'clock</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Dr Hope\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>1766</annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 793, 3, '2013-08-18 14:32:01', 101);
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Begin with emptying the <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart> by taking\r\n        <lb />the Dose of <action n=\"24\">Purgative</action> Tincture A.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />The Day following, enter on the course\r\n        <lb />of nervous Pills B, of which Three Doses\r\n        <lb />are to be taken every Day, to wit in the\r\n        <lb />Morning early, at midday &amp; Bedtime,\r\n        <lb />begining with one Pill and gradually\r\n        <lb />increasing to five for each Dose, unless\r\n        <lb />a smaller Dose shall be found to occasion\r\n        <lb />some degree of <symptom n=\"61\">Sickness</symptom> at <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />3. Alongst with each Dose of the Pills, take\r\n        <lb />Twenty Drops of the Tincture C, in a\r\n        <lb />wine Glass full of Cold Water.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />4. Any Day in which the Patient shall not have\r\n        <lb />had Passage in the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>, let him, at Bedtime,\r\n        <lb />take alongst with the Pills B, Two or\r\n        <lb />Three of the <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Pills D.</p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n   <p>\r\n            <lb />5. It will be of great benefit to Cut out the\r\n       <lb />Hair &amp; to wear a Wig, that a <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment>,\r\n       <lb />Three Inches in Diameter, may be kept\r\n       <lb />constantly running on the Crown of the <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>:\r\n       <lb />and every Morning, before dressing the\r\n       <lb /><treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment>, a bottle of cold water should be poured\r\n       <lb />on the <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />6. In such Cases, Flannel wore next the skin has\r\n        <lb />greater effect than perhaps the Patient may\r\n        <lb />readily imagine.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />7. The Diet should consist of the following articles\r\n        <lb />Wheaten bread, Biscuit, Rice, milk, soft Eggs,\r\n        <lb />light Pudding, Broth, Fowl &amp; the lighter\r\n        <lb />kinds of butcher meat plain drest, Roasted\r\n        <lb />or boiled. â€“â€“ Flesh is to be eat at\r\n        <lb />Dinner only &amp; even then sparingly.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />8. Water with Toast &amp; a Glass of Port Wine\r\n        <lb />after it will make the best Drink at Meals.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />9. When Symptoms of an approaching <symptom n=\"5\">Fit</symptom> are\r\n        <lb />observed let the Patient take the <action n=\"32\">vomit</action> E\r\n        <lb />and after it at Bedtime the Dose of Quieting\r\n        <lb />Pills G.</p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <signed>Alex<sup>r</sup>. Monro</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> \r\n<choice><abbr> Jan<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 8. 1776</dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n        <div>\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <head><u>Receipts for M<sup>r</sup> M<sup>c</sup>Culloch.</u></head>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n        <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"109\">Elixir. Sacri.</ingredient> Èv.\r\n            <lb />A. Sig<sup>r</sup> one Dose of <action n=\"24\">Purgative</action> Tincture A.</orig>\r\n        <reg>\r\n            Take five drachms of <ingredient n=\"109\">Sacred Elixir</ingredient>. Label: one Dose of <action n=\"24\">Purgative</action> Tincture A.\r\n        </reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n            <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"149\">Flor. Linei</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s. et cum Mica Panis q: s.\r\n            <lb />fiat mass. Pilul. dividenda in Pilul. CCXL\r\n            <lb />B. Sig<sup>r</sup> The nervous pills B.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                Take half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"149\">Flax Flowers</ingredient> and with a sufficient quantity of Breadcrumbs\r\n                make a pill mass. Divide into 240 pills. Label: The nervous pills B.</reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"129\">Tinctur. Martis</ingredient> â„¥iÅ¿s. Sig<sup>r</sup> The Tincture C.</orig>\r\n                <reg>Take one and a half ounces of <ingredient n=\"129\">Tincture of Mars</ingredient>. Label The Tincture C.</reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž. Mass. Pilul. <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetic.</ingredient> Èii\r\n                    <lb />Fiant Pilul. X4 Sig<sup>r</sup> The <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Pills D.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take a pill mass of two drachms of Aloes, and make 40 pills. Label: The Laxative Pills D. </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n            <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"26\" t=\"1\">Tinctur. Ipecacuanh.</ingredient> Èv in qua <unclear>solve</unclear>\r\n            <lb />E. <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartari Emetic.</ingredient> gr. Å¿s\r\n                <lb />Sig<sup>r</sup> The <action n=\"32\">Vomit</action> E.</orig>\r\n                <reg>Take five drachms of <ingredient n=\"26\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Ipecacuanha</ingredient> and dissolve within it \r\n                    half a grain of <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar Emetic</ingredient></reg></choice>. Label: The Vomit E.\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor.</ingredient> gr. vi\r\n            <lb />Extracti <ingredient n=\"127\">Hyoscyam.</ingredient> gr. ii.  et\r\n            <lb />G. fiant Pilul. tres.\r\n            <lb />Sig<sup>r</sup> one Dose of Quieting Pills G.</orig>\r\n                <reg>Take six grains of <ingredient n=\"21\">Camphor</ingredient> and two grains of extract of <ingredient n=\"127\">Henbane</ingredient>. 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(27, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1226\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1226] From: Dr James Hamilton / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN] / Regarding: Mr Reddie (Riddie) (Patient) / 9 January 1776 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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Reddie\'s Constitution, as also\r\n            <lb />the <subst><del>History</del><add place=\"above\"><handShift />circumstances<handShift /></add></subst> of his present Complaints; from the Nature\r\n            <lb />of which we give it as our opinion that they are\r\n            <lb />chiefly seated in the <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart>; -- that the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomachic</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />Symptoms with the affection of the <bodypart n=\"42\">Heart</bodypart> are the\r\n            <lb />Consequence only of the primary Desease, and not\r\n            <lb />the immediate Object to be had on view <subst><del>o</del><add place=\"above\">i</add></subst>n our\r\n            <lb />intentions of Cure. â€“ In regard to the probable\r\n            <lb />event we <subst><del>are</del><add place=\"above\">entertain</add></subst> Sanguine hopes of a happy one,\r\n            <lb />altho\' at the Same time We must acknowledge\r\n            <lb />that much attention will be requisite on M<sup>r</sup>.\r\n            <lb />Reddie\'s part, &amp; time must be allowed for the\r\n            <lb />effectual oparation of the Regimen We mean to\r\n            <lb />propose, and of the Remedies we prescribe. -\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />1<sup><u>st</u></sup>. As to Diet, M<sup>r</sup>. Reddies temperate Manner\r\n            <lb />of Living admits of little restriction -- We\r\n            <lb />advise him to continue the Same to which he\r\n            <lb />has been Accustomed for Some time past.\r\n            <lb />Namely a little meat at Dinner, making up\r\n            <lb />his Meal with Broath, Pudding, or Vegetables\r\n            <lb />of easy Digestion such as <subst><del>Studed Barley, or rice</del><add place=\"above\"><handShift />every thing of the grain kind<handShift /></add></subst>.\r\n            <lb />We likewise advise two or three glasses of\r\n            <lb />Port wine after Dinner, or of that at any time\r\n            <lb />sours upon the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, its place may be supplied\r\n            <lb />by an equal quantity of Punch without Souring --\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Supper ought to be light, <subst><del>consisting only\r\n            <lb />of the above Mentioned Vegetables I</del><add place=\"above\"><handShift />without any animal food<handShift /></add></subst> &amp; a little\r\n            <lb />Wine or Punch may be taken after it.\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />We could wish M<sup>r</sup>. Reddie to dispence\r\n            <lb />entirely with <add place=\"above\"><handShift />Indian<handShift /></add> Tea, he may use in its place\r\n            <lb />an Infusion of Rosemary which we\r\n            <lb />hope will be agreable to him â€“-\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />2<sup>d</sup>: Attention must be paid to the State of\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> â€“ <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> must by all means\r\n            <lb />be avoided &amp; occasionaly obviated by the\r\n            <lb />use of the <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Pills to which\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup>. Reddie has been accustomed.\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />3<sup>d</sup>. The exhibition of <action n=\"32\">Vomits</action> we esteem\r\n            <lb />unnecessary <subst><del>if not</del><add place=\"above\"><handShift />&amp; the frequent practice might be<handShift /></add></subst> hurtfull. â€“ We are\r\n            <lb />therefore of opinion that this Practice\r\n            <lb />ought to be <subst><del>entirely Omitted.</del><add place=\"above\"><handShift />be avoided except in some cases of evident soreness of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart><handShift /></add></subst>. <del>We say\r\n            <lb />this with the greater Confidence, because\r\n            <lb />we belive that as M<sup>r</sup>. Reddie recovers\r\n            <lb />strength the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic</bodypart> Complaints will\r\n            <lb />disapear, &amp; that they will in the Mean\r\n            <lb />time be keep\'t at bay, by the Regimen\r\n            <lb />already prescribed, and by the Remedies\r\n            <lb />after mentioned</del>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />4. . â€“â€“ In order to obviate the <symptom n=\"3\">sickness\r\n            <lb />at <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart></symptom> in general &amp; that faintÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ishness that precedes the attack of a\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom>, thirty drops of the Compound\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"28\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Castor</ingredient> with ten of <subst><del><ingredient n=\"128\">Eau de Luce</ingredient></del><add place=\"above\"><handShift />drops of the <ingredient n=\"39\">Sp. Sal.\r\n            <lb />ammoniac caust.</ingredient><handShift /></add></subst> taken Occasionaly in an Ounce of <ingredient n=\"68\" t=\"3\">PepperÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mint <add place=\"above\"><handShift />or common<handShift /></add> water</ingredient> we hope will be found servicable\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />5 - With a view to give present relief to\r\n            <lb />the Uneasy feelings in the <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>, &amp; in\r\n            <lb />the end to remove them &amp; prevent their\r\n            <lb />return we propose the <treatment n=\"48\">shaving of the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart></treatment>, and the application of a perpeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tual <subst><del><treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment></del><add place=\"above\"><handShift /><treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment><handShift /></add></subst> to the Crown of it. -\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />6. â€“â€“ If this should either fail <subst><del>o</del><add place=\"above\">i</add></subst>n proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />curing a Sufficient discharge, or give too\r\n            <lb />much pain and uneasiness a <treatment n=\"11\">pea\r\n            <lb />Issue</treatment> in the <bodypart n=\"10\">Neck</bodypart> <add place=\"above\"><handShift />on one or both sides of <bodypart n=\"36\">spine</bodypart><handShift /></add> may be Substituted\r\n            <lb />in its room, which will prove a SuffiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cient Ã†quivalent &amp; be found of consideÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rable Service.\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />7. â€“â€“ With the same view we advise the\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"17\">Pediluvium</treatment> to be continued at Bed\r\n            <lb />time, and attention to be paid to keeping\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> warm &amp; dry. --\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />8. <del>To the same propose also</del> The\r\n            <lb />use of the <treatment n=\"18\">Flesh:brush</treatment> will continue to\r\n            <lb />the Same purpose, &amp; on that account We\r\n            <lb />advise it to be regularly applied every\r\n            <lb />morning --</p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />9. - Another intention of Cure and which\r\n            <lb />Strikes us in a Strong point of View,\r\n            <lb />is to restore the wonted strength &amp;\r\n            <lb />vigor of the <bodypart n=\"47\">System</bodypart> which are evidently\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"21\">considerably impaired</condition> â€“ To this effect\r\n            <lb />We recom<add place=\"above\">m</add>end the <ingredient n=\"129\">Tincture of Steel</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />to be used according to the Directions subjoined\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />to the Receipt</p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />10. And farther with a view to the same <add place=\"above\">end</add>\r\n            <lb />we have also prescribed a <subst><del><bodypart n=\"46\">stomachic</bodypart></del><add place=\"above\"><action n=\"31\">strengthening</action></add></subst>\r\n            <lb />Infusion, the Dose of which with neÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cessary Directions <del>as</del> is also added to the\r\n            <lb />Receipt â€“\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />11. â€“ With regard to these two last articles\r\n            <lb />it may not be <subst><del>improper</del><add place=\"above\">amiss</add></subst> to Observe\r\n            <lb />that <subst><del>in Some Circumstances <illegible w=\"1\" /> of <unclear>habit</unclear>\r\n            <lb />may not be so proper. â€“â€“ M<sup>r</sup> Whyte will\r\n            <lb />judge of these to his discretion therefore\r\n            <lb />We without hesitation leave this Matter\r\n            <lb />after promising in general, that a</del>\r\n            <add place=\"above\"><handShift />\r\n            <lb />we would not desire them to be constantly <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del>\r\n            <lb />employed and that a weeks intermission now and then may\r\n            <lb />render them more effectual and this we leave to M<sup>r</sup> Whyte\'s\r\n            <lb />direction</add></subst>\r\n            <lb /><del>Constant &amp; daily Use of them is Not NecessaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ry, but that on the contrary an interÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mission of a day or two may now and\r\n            <lb />then be made with advantage. -- </del>\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n                <lb /><del><add place=\"margin\"><unclear>Jan</unclear></add>12. That we may not Co<add place=\"above\">u</add>nteract what we\r\n                <lb />wish by these means to bring about we\r\n                <lb />must not neglect to enter our Caveat\r\n                <lb />against <treatment n=\"1\">Blood letting</treatment>, which, except in cases\r\n                <lb />of the most cogent necessity must be\r\n                <lb />avoided</del>\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <handShift />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />We conclude with observing that as we think M<sup>r</sup> Reddie\r\n            <lb />has been a little exhausted, we would not wish to have\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">bloodletting</treatment> practised tho some <symptom n=\"62\">inflammatory affection</symptom>\r\n            <lb />should return upon him at least unless that <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom>\r\n            <lb />is of a very urgent kind. ------\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig> \r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor: Composit:</ingredient> â„¥i\r\n                    <lb />Sign: <condition n=\"14\">Asthmatick</condition> drops\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"28\">compound castor oil</ingredient>. \r\n                    Label: <condition n=\"14\">Asthmatick</condition> drops\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />thirty to be taken\r\n            <lb />along with ten drops\r\n            <lb />of the <ingredient n=\"285\">Caustic Spirit of\r\n            <lb />>Sal Ammoniac</ingredient> in a\r\n            <lb />little water when the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"12\">Breathlessness</symptom> is troubleÂ¬\r\n            <lb />some â€“\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />1 Middle diet â€“â€“ Water\r\n            <lb />2. A regular <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />3 No <treatment n=\"9\">vomiting</treatment>\r\n            <lb />4. No <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> without necessity\r\n            <lb />5 <treatment n=\"48\">Shaving the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></treatment> and <treatment n=\"11\">a perÂ¬\r\n            <lb />petual Issue</treatment>.\r\n            <lb />6 If that fails a <treatment n=\"11\">pea issue</treatment> in the <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />7 For the <symptom n=\"3\">sickness at <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart></symptom>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"28\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Castor</ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"128\">Eau de luce</ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><del><illegible l=\"2\" /></del> <treatment n=\"17\">Pediluvium</treatment> at bedtime\r\n            <lb />8 <treatment n=\"18\">Flesh brush</treatment>\r\n            <lb />9 <ingredient n=\"129\">Tinct. Martis</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />10 <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\"><choice><abbr>Infus.</abbr><expan>Infusion</expan></choice> of bark</ingredient> &amp; <illegible w=\"1\" /> <ingredient n=\"22\">Valerian</ingredient>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />exercise\r\n            <lb /><unclear>pork</unclear> at Supper\r\n            <lb />To mention <treatment n=\"1\">Bleeding</treatment>\r\n            <lb />after <treatment n=\"9\">vomiting</treatment> -\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />------------------------------------------\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. peruv</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"22\">Rad. valer Sylv.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb />@ Æ·ij in aq. â„”j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"155\">Spir. vol. arom</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s ---\r\n                    <lb />â„¥i ad â„¥ij p dosi after\r\n                    <lb />the drops. ---\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take two drachms each of <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian bark</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"22\">Wild valerian Root</ingredient> \r\n                    in one pound of water, \r\n                    half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"155\">volatile aromatic Spirit</ingredient>. \r\n                    One to two ounces per dose after \r\n                    the drops.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n        \r\n        <head>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For Mr Reddie â€“\r\n            \r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <unclear><ingredient n=\"129\">T. Mart.</ingredient></unclear> â„¥i.\r\n                    <lb />Sign. N. P. - From\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take one ounce of <unclear><ingredient n=\"129\">Tincture of Mars</ingredient></unclear> --- \r\n                    Label: N. P. â€“ From\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />ten to twenty drops\r\n            <lb />to be taken on a little\r\n            <lb />Water twice a day. --\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">Pulv: Cort: Peruvian:</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"22\">--- Rad: Valerian:</ingredient> Ä Æ·ii --\r\n                    <lb />In <choice><abbr>Mortar.</abbr><expan>Mortarium</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Marmor:</abbr><expan>Marmoreum</expan></choice> cum <choice><abbr>aq:</abbr><expan>aqua</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>paulat:</abbr><expan>paulatim</expan></choice>\r\n                    <lb /><choice><abbr>terant:</abbr><expan>terantur</expan></choice> dein <choice><abbr>affundat:</abbr><expan>affundatur</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Aq:</abbr><expan>AquÃ¦</expan></choice> â„”i --\r\n                    <lb />Stet. per horas decem - cola &amp; adde\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"155\">Sp<sup>t</sup>. Volat: arromat:</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s â€“\r\n                    <lb />from one to two â„¥<sup>s</sup> a dose after\r\n                    <lb />the drops â€“\r\n                \r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take two drachms each of <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian bark</ingredient> \r\n                    and <ingredient n=\"22\">Valerian root</ingredient>. \r\n                    Let it be slowly pulverised in a marble mortar with water, \r\n                    then let it be poured one pound of water over. \r\n                    Let it stand for ten hours. Strain, and add \r\n                    half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"155\">volatile aromatic spirit</ingredient>. \r\n                    From one to two ounces a dose after \r\n                    the drops.\r\n                \r\n                </reg>\r\n            \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />9. <choice><abbr>Jan<sup><u>y</u></sup>.</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1776 --\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"8\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Consultation\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup>. Reddie\r\n            <lb />Dysart <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> â€“76â€“\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n    \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>\r\n', 1226, 11, '2015-04-17 09:47:45', 113),
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Which I hope will be of use\r\n        <lb />to my Brother. \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Inclosed I send you a state of M<sup>rs</sup> Reddies Case\r\n        <lb />which I beg you will Consult with D<sup>r</sup>. Cullen, and\r\n        <lb />let me have your opinions thereanent soon, as she\r\n        <lb />has been worse since you was here.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />I beg my <choice><abbr>Compt<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice> to D<sup>r</sup> Cullen, and am Respectfully\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute>\r\n            <lb />Sir\r\n            <lb />your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup> serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient servant</expan></choice>\r\n        </salute>\r\n        <signed>John Reddie</signed>\r\n        <dateline>Dysart 10<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Jany</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> <u>1776</u></dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />P. T. O\r\n        </p>\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <head>State of M<supplied><sup>rs</sup> Reddie\'s Case</supplied> ----- </head>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />About four years ago M<sup>rs</sup> Reddie had a severe <condition n=\"64\">Weed</condition> the 9<sup>th</sup> day\r\n        <lb />after her delivery, which obstructed every thing, and some\r\n        <lb />days there after had <symptom n=\"31\">a looseness which lasted a Week</symptom>, It was\r\n        <lb />followed by a pain in her <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> for two or three months, which\r\n        <lb />was removed by Exercise, but returnd several times for\r\n        <lb />twelve months.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />In March 1773 D<sup>r</sup>. Cullen\r\n        <lb />was Consulted, and ordered some Medicine to remove\r\n        <lb />obstructions /which was thought to be part of the Disease/\r\n        <lb />of which she was a good deal better. â€“ But for these\r\n        <lb />four years past M<sup>rs</sup> Reddie has not had her usual <u>health</u>\r\n        <lb />Sometime <symptom n=\"24\">Costive</symptom> for a week which was followed by a\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"31\">looseness</symptom> of near the same duration. ---- </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />M<sup>rs</sup>. Reddie was deliverd of <add place=\"above\">a</add> Boy about six weeks ago, and has\r\n        <lb />recoverd very slowly. â€“â€“ In the first of her <condition n=\"7\">Pregnancy</condition>, she was\r\n        <lb />seized with a <symptom n=\"2\">tremor and shaking</symptom> attended with the <symptom n=\"50\">Cramp</symptom>\r\n        <lb />in her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, and ever since she has had returns of it, but\r\n        <lb />more frequently of the <symptom n=\"2\">tremor</symptom> than the <symptom n=\"50\">Cramp</symptom>. ---- </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Sometime <condition n=\"7\">before Delivery</condition>, and for the most part since, she has\r\n        <lb />also complained much of a <unclear><condition n=\"12\">Breathlessness</condition></unclear>, and could not sit with it\r\n        <lb />But was obliged to Walk thro the Room.\r\n    </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />To\r\n        <lb />Doctor James Hamilton\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n    </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1227, 11, '2014-10-13 15:42:39', 42),
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After\r\n            <lb />dinner he must never travel except it\r\n            <lb />may be when Rainy Weather has prevented\r\n            <lb />his riding in the forenoon &amp; then by dining\r\n            <lb />very early &amp; sitting three hours after if he\r\n            <lb />may still have time to travel a short\r\n            <lb />stage in the <del>after</del> Evening.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If by any Accident M<sup>r</sup> Pate happens\r\n            <lb />to have a bad night it will be improper\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />for him to travel so far next day as otherÂ¬\r\n            <lb />wise he might have done.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"above\">Upon this Journey</add> The same Cautions are to be taken\r\n            <lb />with respect to Cold as formerly given.\r\n            <lb />The same rules of Diet are also to be\r\n            <lb />observed only that towards the end of the\r\n            <lb />Journey he may probably use more freeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />dom than he has hitherto done but even\r\n            <lb />then <del>I was</del> nor at any time afterwards\r\n            <lb />I would not have him use that freedom\r\n            <lb />farther than necessity requires.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If any <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> as commonly happens\r\n            <lb />on a Journey, affects M<sup>r</sup> Pate let him\r\n            <lb />keep it within bounds by taking at\r\n            <lb />bedtimes a tea spoonfull or two of the\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"21\">Laxative Powder</action> prescribed below.\r\n        </p>\r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When M<sup>r</sup> Pate returns from this jourÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ney &amp; is settled for a few days at home\r\n            <lb />Let him begin to the Strengthening\r\n            <lb />Electuary prescribed below &amp; continue\r\n            <lb />to take it for eight days. Then let\r\n            <lb />him lay it aside for a fortnight &amp;\r\n            <lb />after this interval let him take it\r\n            <lb />again for eight days more.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When this is finished which w<illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />be about the beginning of Nov<unclear>ember</unclear>\r\n            <lb />let a perpetual <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> be put into the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"73\">left side</bodypart> near to the place which\r\n            <lb />seems to be chief seat of this ailment.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>Aug<sup>t</sup> 31. 1761</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 794, 11, '2014-10-13 14:08:58', 108);
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Riddie received your Opinion relatÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ing to his own Case &amp; since that time has followÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ed your Directions both with regard to Regimen\r\n        <lb /><unclear>&amp; medicine</unclear> very rigidly - I beg leave to trouble\r\n        <lb />you at present to acquaint you with a Symptom\r\n        <lb />which has appeared since D<sup>r</sup> Hamilton was here\r\n        <lb />viz<sup>t</sup> <unclear>a</unclear> prickling &amp; small degree of <symptom n=\"66\">numbness</symptom> in\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"18\">thighs</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart> but more especially in those\r\n        <lb />of his left side which gives M<sup>r</sup> Reddie some unÂ¬\r\n        <lb />easiness â€“ In order that you may know exactly\r\n        <lb />the Condition in which M<sup>r</sup> Reddie has been since\r\n        <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Hamilton visited him I will copy over the\r\n        <lb /><unclear>Report</unclear> which I take of his Case.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />9<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y</sup>.</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice>. 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When he is troubled w<sup>t</sup> much\r\n            <lb />pain &amp; <symptom n=\"89\">passing of blood</symptom>, it will be proper for\r\n            <lb />him to take an ounce of <ingredient n=\"76\">Manna</ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> 2 drains of\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of Tartar</ingredient> or with â„¥Å¿s of <ingredient n=\"95\">Glauber\'s Salt</ingredient>-\r\n            <lb />Sharper purgatives he should never take-\r\n        </p>\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3. He must take very great care to avoid any but\r\n            <lb />the most gentle motion. Even walking, except in\r\n            <lb />the smoothest &amp; slowest manner may do harm &amp; going\r\n            <lb />in a machine<note>Contemporary general term for a horse-drawn vehicle.</note> must be in the most cautious\r\n            <lb />manner. Was it not for the Complaints of his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />I should forbid altogether his attempting a machine,\r\n            <lb />but as he may be much the better for being\r\n            <lb />Carried a little, in the fresh air, I can only bid it be\r\n            <lb />managed in the most smooth &amp; gentle manner-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4. When he sits at home let him not be kept too\r\n            <lb />warm either by day or night as heat is bad both\r\n            <lb />for his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> &amp; other complaints-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />5. Let his diet be kept light but not too low\r\n            <lb />he may take at dinner a little broth without roots\r\n            <lb />or greens &amp; may take also a bit of Chicken, boiled\r\n            <lb />lamb or even boiled mutton &amp; any kind of pudding\r\n            <lb />but let him avoid fish and all kind of Salt meat-\r\n            <lb />Let him also be very sparing in taking any kind\r\n            <lb />of garden thing worse especially Cabbage, Sallad\r\n            <lb />or cucumber- An egg he may take sometimes, but\r\n            <lb />not often. Milk if he digests it well &amp; it does not make\r\n            <lb />him <symptom n=\"24\">Costive</symptom> is otherwise very proper for him-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />6. In drink let him taste <unclear>any</unclear> kind of wine, at least this\r\n            <lb />is the safest course for him. At dinner he may take\r\n            <lb />water <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a 12<sup>th</sup> part of rum or an 8<sup>th</sup> part of brandy or\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />dutch Gin in it, but I suppose he is not to take\r\n            <lb />much of this as all kind of strong drink to any\r\n            <lb />quantity <del>be</del> would hurt him- Malt liquor of any\r\n            <lb />kind he should not taste. Green tea taken\r\n            <lb />moderately may be of service but much of it may do\r\n            <lb />harm-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />7. He may continue to take <ingredient n=\"32\">Lime water</ingredient> at pleasure\r\n            <lb />taking care however that is does not make him\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">Costive</symptom>, for if it does, I would lay it aside.\r\n            <lb />On a paper apart, I have ordered a medicine\r\n            <lb />some powder, which if his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> bear it will\r\n            <lb />be of service to him.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />8. I have also ordered some pills for his\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"14\">Asthmatic <choice><abbr>Compl<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Complaint</expan></choice></condition> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup>.</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he should take now\r\n            <lb />&amp; then when these Complaint are most\r\n            <lb />trouble some to him-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 23 July\r\n                <lb />1767\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For Mr Bell</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž Fol <ingredient n=\"61\" t=\"28\">Uva Ursi</ingredient> pulv. Ê’Å¿s-\r\n                    <lb />f. h.m. dos. â„– xxiv- Signa Nephritic powder\r\n                    <lb />one to be taken in a glass of water 3 times a day that\r\n                    <lb />is in the morning before breakfast, an hour before\r\n                    <lb />dinner and at seven in the Evening.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take half a dram of crushed <ingredient n=\"61\" t=\"28\">Bearberry</ingredient> leaves and let it be made in an emergency into 24 doses. Label: \r\n                    Nephritic powder one to be taken in a glass of water 3 times a day that is in the morning before breakfast, an hour before\r\n                    dinner and at seven in the Evening.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"5\">AsÃ¦fÅ“ted.</ingredient> - <ingredient n=\"20\">milliped.</ingredient> pulv. @ Ê’Å¿s\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"49\">Rob. Sambuc.</ingredient> Ê’i <ingredient n=\"151\">Sap. Balsam</ingredient>. q.s. ut f.\r\n                    <lb />maÅ¿sa dividend in pil. gran. v- Signa pectoral pills\r\n                    <lb />three to be taken at bedtime for 2 or 3 nights together\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take half a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"5\">Asafoetida</ingredient> and crushed <ingredient n=\"20\">millipede</ingredient>, along with one drachm\r\n                    of <ingredient n=\"49\">Elderberry Rob</ingredient>. Add a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"151\">Saponaceous Balsam</ingredient> sap, and let it be made. Divide\r\n                    the mass into pills of five grains. Label: pectoral pills, three to be taken at bedtime for 2 or 3 nights together.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>23 July 1767</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <annot>1761</annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n        <lb />For\r\n        <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Bell\r\n        <lb />July <del><sup><illegible l=\"2\" /></sup></del> 23 1767.\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 795, 11, '2014-10-13 14:09:44', 106),
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July? 1772? / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Eilidh Kane</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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Her original Constitution is certainly \r\n            <lb />of Singular Sensibility and also of great irritability and both\r\n            <lb />these <subst><del>conditions</del><add place=\"above\">circumstances not to be radically changed</add></subst> have exposed her <add place=\"above\">to</add> many ailments and render it still\r\n            <lb />uncertain what are to be effects either of causes or remedies. The ailments\r\n            <lb />of her <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> I take to be <condition n=\"14\">asthmatical</condition> rather than <condition n=\"1\">phthisical</condition>. The\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"7\">pregnancy</condition> and <condition n=\"11\">abortion</condition> gave some relief to the <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> but have hurt\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"34\">uterine systems</bodypart> &amp; the<del><unclear>s</unclear></del> disorder as usual is <add place=\"above\">now</add> communicated to the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"82\">alimentary canal</bodypart>. The <symptom n=\"37\">lientery</symptom> is <subst><del>now</del><add place=\"above\">at present</add></subst> the urgent symptom &amp;\r\n            <lb />I consider it as depending <subst><del><unclear>more</unclear></del><add place=\"above\">as it always must be more or less</add></subst> upon a <condition n=\"36\">spasmodic affection</condition> <subst><del>rather</del><add place=\"above\">of the</add></subst>\r\n            <lb /><subst><del>than a <symptom n=\"31\">laxity</symptom></del><add place=\"above\"><bodypart n=\"82\">alimentary canal</bodypart> arising in this case.</add></subst> from the irritation of <add place=\"above\">the</add> <bodypart n=\"94\">ovary</bodypart> or pain of the <bodypart n=\"73\">left side</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />wherever seated. <symptom n=\"31\">Laxity</symptom> may also have a share in this matter\r\n            <lb/>and gentle <action n=\"5\">astrigents</action> may be of service but I should think\r\n            <lb/><action n=\"34\">Anodynes</action> the fundamental remedy. I find <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> is in the\r\n            <lb/>best of those things which do not agree with <subst><del>her</del><add place=\"above\">M<sup>rs</sup> Bisset</add></subst> but unless I\r\n            <lb/>had been told in what manner it disagrees I cannot say exactly\r\n            <lb/>how its good effects are to be obtained without the bad. I hope they\r\n            <lb/>may but must leave it to <add place=\"above\">be</add> tried by M<sup>rs</sup> Bissets discretion. It is comÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>monly from a particular irritation of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> that <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> gives\r\n            <lb/><unclear>un</unclear>easiness and this is to be obviated sometimes by giving it in <treatment n=\"6\">glyster</treatment>\r\n \r\n       <pb n=\"2\" />      \r\n          \r\n               <lb />but more certainly by external application. If three drams of\r\n               <lb /><ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"20\">Opium are dissolved in four ounces of rectified Spirit of Wine</ingredient> and\r\n               <lb />to the strained solution are added six drams of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphire</ingredient> you\r\n               <lb />will have a <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"1\">tincture</ingredient> which I have employed with great advantage.\r\n               <lb />A compress of linnen fourfold and about two inches square <add place=\"above\">dipped in this <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"1\">tincture</ingredient></add> may be\r\n               <lb />applied to the pained part of the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> once or twice a day.\r\n               <lb />Besides this I would advise some moderate <action n=\"5\">astrigents</action> <subst><del>preferring</del><add>preferred</add></subst>\r\n            <lb />the subacid kind. If the Conserv<subst><del>of</del><add place=\"above\">a</add></subst> 	<ingredient n=\"152\">prunorum sylvestrium</ingredient> can\r\n               <lb />be got I should think it adapted to this Case. If it cannot be\r\n               <lb />got a roasted Lemon with a little sugar may be of service or to\r\n               <lb />the Lemon juice may be added <del><unclear>or be</unclear></del> either a little good <ingredient n=\"97\">terra JapoÂ¬\r\n               <lb />nica</ingredient> or of the African <ingredient n=\"114\">Gum Kino</ingredient>. Tho the disease does not conÂ¬\r\n               <lb />sist <add place=\"above\">entirely</add> in a <symptom n=\"31\">laxity</symptom> there is <add place=\"above\">still</add> so much as favours the <condition n=\"36\">Spasmodic affection</condition>\r\n               <lb />and at any rate <action n=\"5\">Astrigents</action> have some power of obviating these.\r\n               <lb />These are the remedies I can propose in this Case but with these\r\n               <lb />I would continue the Red Port burn\'t with Cinnamon and in her\r\n               <lb />Diet <add place=\"above\">the Cheese &amp;</add> what solid meat she can easily bear. What I think would\r\n               <lb />be the most effectual remedy for all her complaints and the best means\r\n               <lb />of rectifying her constitution is a voyage at sea. Probably her <bodypart n=\"95\"> mind\r\n               <lb />is timorous</bodypart> and may reject this but she may be reconciled to it by\r\n               <lb />degrees by <add place=\"above\">just</add> going <add place=\"above\">once or twice</add> between Gravesend and London or other such short\r\n             <pb n=\"3\" />       \r\n            \r\n             <lb />I have \r\n      \r\n             <lb />Course and if she is kept lying upon a bed I am perswaded\r\n             <lb />she will be the better even for twenty miles sailing\r\n             <lb />but if protracted to several days it will still do much \r\n             <lb />Better. Sea Sickness will do her no harm <subst><del><unclear>but</unclear></del><add place=\"above\">and</add></subst> even by\r\n             <lb />the management I propose it may be very much avoided.\r\n             <lb />I give my advice now only with respect to the <symptom n=\"37\">Lientery</symptom>\r\n             <lb /><del>but if that shall be</del> but if  M<sup>rs</sup> Bisset will do me the\r\n             <lb />favour to write again I shall be very ready &amp; willing\r\n             <lb />to advise farther with respect to that or any other\r\n             <lb />ailments which may still remain with or threaten\r\n             <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Bisset.\r\n          </p>   \r\n \r\n        <closer>\r\n     <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>     \r\n \r\n   </div>     \r\n</body>', 833, 3, '2013-08-17 17:55:00', 303),
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The\r\n            <lb />one is guarding against Cold &amp; the other <add place=\"above\">is</add> avoiding every thing that\r\n            <lb />may <symptom n=\"21\">heat or inflame</symptom> his <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The guarding against cold depends on <del>on</del> first upon warm\r\n            <lb />cloathing &amp; especially on the use of a flannel shirt 2<sup>dly</sup> on keeping\r\n            <lb />to an uniform &amp; equal cloathing at all seasons of the year <add place=\"above\">especially</add> in a\r\n            <lb /><del>country</del><add place=\"above\">climate</add> which has no steadiness &amp; uniformity in itself. 3<sup>dly</sup> on\r\n            <lb />being frequently in the open air &amp; in proper exercise. 4<sup>thly</sup> on\r\n            <lb />avoiding warm chambers &amp; every other means of being heated &amp;\r\n            <lb /><unclear>lastly</unclear> on observing this that moisture has more effect &amp; is to\r\n            <lb />be more carefully avoided than any degree of cold.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The second Article of <del>the</del> keeping the <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> mild &amp; cool\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />requires a proper diet. It is not necessary that it should\r\n            <lb />be very low but very necessary that it should not be full. He\r\n            <lb />should not eat meat but once a day &amp; never at supper. At dinner\r\n            <lb />he should prefer the lighter <add place=\"above\">meats</add> &amp; even with these take a good deal\r\n            <lb />of vegetable food as pudding, Roots, Greens, &amp;c. He must take\r\n            <lb />fish moderately &amp; never of the heavier kinds as Salmon, Herring\r\n            <lb />&amp; drest shell fish. He should avoid all kinds of salted meats\r\n            <lb />all heavy sauces &amp; high seasoning. If his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> digest\r\n            <lb />Milk it is very proper &amp; he should take it once a day.\r\n            <lb />In the spring it may always be of service for him to take\r\n            <lb />Asses milk every morning for a month or two.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In drinking I need give no Rules to Major Crawford.\r\n            <lb />A few Glasses of Wine are very safe &amp; if he keeps to a few\r\n            <lb />glasses there is no occasion for nicety in the choice of his wine.\r\n            <lb />Spirits in every shape he should avoid. Malt Liquors are not\r\n            <lb />so bad but it will be best to avoid these also. Coffee &amp; Tea\r\n            <lb />he may take in moderate quantity.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This Regimen with frequent Exercise on horseback\r\n            <lb />will I hope secure the Majors health but as it is impossible\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />to guard against every attack I think it proper to say a little\r\n            <lb />of their management when they happen.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When therefore any <symptom n=\"64\">stuffing of the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></symptom>, <symptom n=\"75\">hoarseness</symptom> or <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb />comes on I think it will always be safest to take to the house\r\n            <lb />&amp; to keep warm for a day or two which will often entirely reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />move an ailment that might have arisen to <add place=\"above\">a</add> greater severity &amp;\r\n            <lb />lasted for some weeks. At the same time I think that on every\r\n            <lb />occasion of such attacks The Major should lay aside the use\r\n            <lb />of meat &amp; Wine entirely, which if done timeously will often\r\n            <lb />supersede <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> &amp; other remedies.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />But if an attack of cold is either <add place=\"above\">at first</add> more severe or by\r\n            <lb />neglect has become so &amp; especially if attended with pain of the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> the cure cannot be trusted to any management without\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> which ought to be more or less according to circumstances.\r\n            <lb />After <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> it will commonly <add place=\"above\">be</add> advisable <add place=\"above\">also</add> to take a <treatment n=\"9\">gentle\r\n            <lb />vomit</treatment>. These with the warmth &amp; low diet abovementioned\r\n            <lb />will commonly be sufficient especially if the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb />continues bound it may sometimes be necessary to repeat the\r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> &amp; <treatment n=\"9\">vomiting</treatment> &amp; particularly to make use of the Pills\r\n            <lb />prescribed below. They are a Medicine that taken in a\r\n            <lb />large dose are apt to <symptom n=\"61\">sicken</symptom> the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; to go often by stool\r\n            <lb />which prevents their effecrs on the <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> but if they are\r\n            <lb />taken by a little &amp; often they will commonly be of great\r\n            <lb />service there. Begin therefore with one pill &amp; take it several\r\n            <lb />times a day but as you find the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> bears them you\r\n            <lb />may either increase the doses or the frequency of them.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>30<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 1767</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž Rad. <ingredient n=\"25\">Scill.</ingredient> Siccat. &amp; pulv.\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"3\">Balsam. Solutian</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar. alb.</ingredient> @ gr. x\r\n                    <lb />Terito simul probe &amp; adde\r\n                    <lb />Extract. <ingredient n=\"121\">Glycyrrhiz. 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Add \r\n                    <ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">Balsam Syrup</ingredient> to taste and let it be made; divide into pills, each with 5 grains. \r\n                    Label: Pectoral Pills, one to be taken several times a day.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 796, 3, '2013-07-24 15:44:40', 100),
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Some years ago\r\n        <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Doubleday late of Berwick was applied to - He\r\n        <lb />ordered her nervous powders viz of <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor</ingredient> - <ingredient n=\"22\">Valerian</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />and <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> â€“ After that D<sup>r</sup> Askew of N Castle\r\n        <lb />put her upon his common antirheumatic <choice><abbr>Elect<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>Electuary</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />of <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum Guaiac</ingredient> â€“ <ingredient n=\"36\"><choice><abbr>Cinnab<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Cinnabar</expan></choice></ingredient> &amp;c made very hot <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> the\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"136\">species aromatica</ingredient> - This she used for a long time\r\n        <lb />without effecting a cure â€“ <ingredient n=\"125\">Tartar: Solubilis</ingredient> was\r\n        <lb />also tried for some time â€“ <ingredient n=\"9\" t=\"1\"><choice><abbr>Tinct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Tincture</expan></choice> &amp; <ingredient n=\"9\" t=\"19\">infusions of\r\n            <lb />Rhubarb</ingredient></ingredient> â€“â€“ <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"17\">Harrogate water</ingredient> â€“ <ingredient n=\"1\">The Bark</ingredient> &amp; c\r\n        <lb />She is now trying the <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor Oil</ingredient>, which often\r\n        <lb />gives her relief, but still the complaint returns\r\n        <lb />by times with great violence â€“â€“ She has had\r\n        <lb />frequent appearances of the <symptom n=\"25\">Jaundice</symptom>, from\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"57\">spasms</symptom> I suppose, which left her of course as her\r\n        <lb />other complaint abated â€“â€“ I intend to try her\r\n        <lb />with the warm Bath next if you approve of it, with\r\n        <lb />any other course you shall direct â€“â€“ <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />you may be sure is our last refuge in the time\r\n        <lb />of danger, but are often repeatedly thrown up\r\n        <lb />She is quite regular in her menstrual periods\r\n        <lb />strictly temperate in diet &amp;c. I expect to hear\r\n        <lb /><unclear>fr</unclear>om you soon â€“ &amp; if what you order has <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n        <lb />the desired effect â€“ I shall advise her to take\r\n        <lb />a jaunt to <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> in the spring â€“ I am <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer><salute>\r\n        Your most <choice><abbr>ob<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice>\r\n    </salute>\r\n        <signed>Ja:<sup>s</sup> Buckham</signed>\r\n    </closer>\r\n        </div>\r\n        <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />To\r\n        <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n        <lb />Edinburgh\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Buckham <choice><abbr>ab<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>about</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Thorp. 15<sup>th</sup> Jan<sup>ry</sup>.\r\n                <lb />1776\r\n                <lb />Vol. V<sup><u>th</u></sup> p.104\r\n            </annot>\r\n        <lb />\r\n    </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1230, 3, '2013-01-02 11:36:18', 50);
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The less of Flesh &amp;\r\n            <lb />&amp; Fish he takes the better, &amp; if he can\'t\r\n            <lb />be persuaded to abstain from these altoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />gether, let all the stronger and heavier\r\n            <lb />kinds be kept out of sight, &amp; let his apÂ¬\r\n            <lb />petite be damped by broth, &amp; his meal\r\n            <lb />filled up with puddings &amp; vegetables,\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He must abstain from all strong\r\n            <lb />&amp; spirituous liquours, but may take small\r\n            <lb />beer to his victuals rather than water.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He may be at pleasure in the\r\n            <lb />open air, &amp; at all times except in hot weather\r\n            <lb />&amp; especially in a hot sunshine, the more\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />he is in the air the better &amp; the apartÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ment he lives or sleeps in should be without\r\n            <lb />fire or kept as cool as possible.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For the Spring Season he <choice><abbr>sho<sup>d</sup>.</abbr><expan>should</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />twice a week take a dose if the cooling salts\r\n            <lb />prescribd on t\'other page, &amp; he should\r\n            <lb />drink freely of fresh Cow milk Whey duÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ring their operation.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If on the intervening days\r\n            <lb />he can be persuaded to take a gill of the\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"49\">antiscorbutic</action> juices twice a day it will\r\n            <lb />be of great service to him.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This Course may be for three\r\n            <lb />or four weeks, &amp; when it is over let him enÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ter on the <action n=\"35\">Cephalic</action> Electuary order\'d on\r\n            <lb />the other Page.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As soon as the <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammation</symptom>\r\n            <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> have left his <bodypart n=\"12\">right arm</bodypart>, at\r\n            <lb />least as soon as the first is quite gone\r\n            <lb />let a <treatment n=\"11\">Pea Issue</treatment> be put into the ordinary\r\n            <lb />place of that arm, &amp; kept running for at\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />least a twelvemonth.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I think M<sup>r</sup> Donaldson has at\r\n            <lb />present too much fullness to be a proper\r\n            <lb />subject of <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment>, &amp; this remedy may\r\n            <lb />do him harm. 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I think you had reason for supposing that the present\r\n            <lb />Complaints were not connected with any <condition n=\"20\">Venereal Infection</condition>, &amp; that\r\n            <lb />they are entirely <condition n=\"51\">Topical Warts &amp; Carnosities</condition>I cannot refuse as posÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sible, but for a long time past I have been persuaded that the cases\r\n            <lb />in which these were commonly supposed are rather cases of <condition n=\"97\">Stricture</condition>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am disposed to think so with <del>regard</del> respect to this Patient, &amp;\r\n            <lb />therefore that the <treatment n=\"7\">Bougies</treatment> you have employed are the most proper &amp;\r\n            <lb />perhaps the only remedy - The Feeling no Obstruction in Seminal\r\n            <lb />Emissions does not to me raise any doubt because the <bodypart n=\"55\">Urethra</bodypart> is then\r\n            <lb />extended and the fluid propelled with another sort of force than the\r\n            <lb />urine is. <condition n=\"97\">Strictures</condition> are very often of tedious cure but it is probable\r\n            <lb />they would have cured soon in this Patient had it not been for his\r\n            <lb />Matrimony, which has given occasion to a good deal of violence on\r\n            <lb />the parts affected. We must now consider them as strained &amp; perhaps\r\n            <lb />a little <symptom n=\"62\">inflamed</symptom>, and think it will be very prudent to proceed\r\n            <lb />upon that Supposition; to enjoin him to abstain from any congress\r\n            <lb />for some time, avoid exercise either in walking or riding, to take\r\n            <lb />to a low Diet to take plentifully of diluent and Mucilaginous\r\n            <lb />Drinks, &amp; if you can perceive the marks of fullness in the System\r\n            <lb />I would <treatment n=\"1\">bleed</treatment> at the <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart>. &amp; if you can distinctly observe any\r\n            <lb />marks of <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"55\">Urethra</bodypart> I would apply a <treatment n=\"14\">Leech</treatment>\r\n            <lb />or two to the underside of the <bodypart n=\"31\">Penis</bodypart>. With all this I would\r\n            <lb />constantly keep his belly open, and with all this you may go\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />on &amp; must I think go on with the Cautious use of the <treatment n=\"7\">Bougie</treatment>. &amp; I am\r\n            <lb />very hopefull you will do it with success. I suppose you know\r\n            <lb />well that the <treatment n=\"7\">Bougie</treatment> seldom cures <condition n=\"97\">Strictures</condition> in less than some weeks.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In all I have now said I proved upon the suppositiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />of a Topical Ailment, &amp; upon that Supposition I cannot offer\r\n            <lb />further or better advice, but I must add that I cannot certainly\r\n            <lb />conclude that it is a Topical Ailment only. I have hardly\r\n            <lb />ever met with <condition n=\"51\">warts</condition> of any kind upon the <bodypart n=\"31\">Glans</bodypart> without susÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pecting some <condition n=\"20\">Venereal Taint</condition> to remain, &amp; seldom to be removed\r\n            <lb />without the use of <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> more or less, I would therefore have\r\n            <lb />you to suspect the present case in this way. &amp; if circumstanÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ces easily admitt of it I would give some <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> internally\r\n            <lb />&amp; I believe the cure on any supposition would proceed the better\r\n            <lb />for it, but People on the spot with a Patient and especially\r\n            <lb />People of discernment can judge better than from any account\r\n            <lb />at a distance. Do you therefore weigh this matter duely &amp;\r\n            <lb />either make use of my Opinion according to your direction or give\r\n            <lb />me yours which I shall further consider with all Attention.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I hope you received my Letter concerning M<sup>rs</sup> Innes, &amp; I\r\n            <lb />shall be glad to find it was to your mind - With best wishes to your\r\n            <lb />Fire Side.<note>This unusually intimate manner of signing off implies a personal bond with Dr James Saunders which is also evident in their other exchanges (for details see biographical note on Saunders).</note>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>I ever am <choice><abbr>ymble</abbr><expan>your humble</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>Wm. Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><lb />Edin<sup>r.</sup> 4<sup>th.</sup> April\r\n            <lb />1768</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />To D<sup>r.</sup> Saunders\r\n                <lb />4 April. 1768\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 798, 11, '2014-10-13 14:13:29', 104),
(37, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c801\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:801] From:  James Russell / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Earl James Ogilvie (Ogilvy; 7th Earl of Findlater, 4th Earl of Seafield; Lord Deskford (before 1770)) (Patient) / 22 June 1768 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>James Butler</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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Since I came he has passed almost the\r\n            <lb />whole time in sleep. From one to two hours at\r\n            <lb />a time. His waking intervals a very few minutes,\r\n            <lb />his only food bread &amp; courant Jelly, his only drink\r\n            <lb />milk &amp; water: the quantity of both moderate, but\r\n            <lb />sufficient. His <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> from 94 to 112: the variations\r\n            <lb />irregular, or accidental. I once found it 10 fewer\r\n            <lb />after eating than immediately before. The Physicians\r\n            <lb />have been all along watching remissions, wishing\r\n            <lb />for an opportunity to throw in some bark; but\r\n            <lb />found none: nor is it none expected.\r\n        </p>\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The state of <symptom n=\"15\">the pulse</symptom> has continued much at\r\n            <lb />one for many days; other Symptoms wearing off.\r\n            <lb />Since I have been here, the confusion when he\r\n            <lb />awakes, &amp; impatience to be answerd when he\r\n            <lb />calls, have gradually abated; his sleeps become\r\n            <lb />gradually quieter, &amp; his strength returns.\r\n            <lb />his <symptom n=\"27\">urine begins to break into clouds</symptom>. His\r\n            <lb />tongue clean. All the Physicians have left us.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs</sup>Russell will be glad to write me, on\r\n            <lb />your authority, that M<sup>r</sup> Davidson is recovering\r\n            <lb />well.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This family desire to be remembered to\r\n            <lb />you.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Yours &amp;c.-</salute>\r\n            <signed>James Russell</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 801, 7, '2012-06-06 12:27:50', 90),
(38, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c802\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:802] From:  John Burn / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding:  (Burn) (Patient) / 7 January 1765 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>James Butler</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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She has also a sort of <symptom n=\"21\">burning heat</symptom>\r\n            <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"73\">left side</bodypart> which I am afraid forebodes us\r\n            <lb />much mischief. Her <symptom n=\"8\">Appetite is very poor</symptom>, and\r\n            <lb />does not seem to bear sitting up so well, and\r\n            <lb />upon the whole I think <symptom n=\"23\">Weaker</symptom> than she was.\r\n            <lb />The <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> is pritty regular and tolerably full\r\n            <lb />after the <symptom n=\"95\">Paroxysm</symptom> is over, but generally too\r\n            <lb />low to admit of <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment>. She has been kept\r\n            <lb />entirely to the Regimen you desired, she takes\r\n            <lb />the Pill every night and is rather kept quiet\r\n            <lb />than Sleeps from it, but still she has two or\r\n            <lb />three hours Sleep now &amp; then. Her Cough is\r\n            <lb />very <unclear>trifling</unclear> &amp; a most agreeable expectoration\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I tryed her with a very slight <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">Infus. Cort: Peru</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />but I found it rather hurt her, she has been\r\n            <lb />much relieved by <treatment n=\"8\"><action n=\"20\">Lenient</action> Injections</treatment>, and has\r\n            <lb />had the <ingredient n=\"84\">Magnes.</ingredient> et <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhub</ingredient> twice. I have\r\n            <lb />this afternoon given her <ingredient n=\"199\">Vin. Viperin â„¥iii</ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">Syr. Bals.</ingredient> Ê’ii. <ingredient n=\"389\">Aq: Alex: Simp:</ingredient> â„¥i in\r\n            <lb />Haust:<note>\"in a dose\"</note>  &amp; found it agree excessively well &amp;\r\n            <lb />hope I shall be incouraged to pursue it\r\n            <lb />twice a Day as I propose. She is very\r\n            <lb />free from all thirst, but her Spirits or <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />fortitude fails her frequently. Which <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />us a good deal. Her Urine throws down\r\n            <lb />a large white &amp; light Sediment almost to half\r\n            <lb />the depth of the Glass, the water is high colour\'d\r\n            <lb />altho\' not excessively so &amp; has rather an\r\n            <lb />unfavourable Scum upon the top. I shall\r\n            <lb />be glad to hear from you about <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment>, <treatment n=\"4\"><choice><abbr>blist<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>blistering</expan></choice></treatment>\r\n            <lb />&amp; whether I may give her freely of the <choice><abbr>pulv:</abbr><expan>pulverised</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"197\">TragaÂ¬\r\n                <lb />canth</ingredient>: <choice><abbr>Comp.</abbr><expan>Compounds</expan></choice>, and any thing you think may\r\n            <lb />be farther usefull- in the mean time I am\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice><choice><abbr>S<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute><signed>John Burn</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />I <choice><abbr>rec<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>received</expan></choice> your last kind favour since you\r\n                <lb />left us--\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />I forgot to observe that during the hot part\r\n                <lb />of the <symptom n=\"95\">paroxysm</symptom>, the <bodypart n=\"8\">Cheeks</bodypart> are cover<del>y</del>d with a\r\n                <lb />fixed &amp; circumscribed high-redness - which gives\r\n                <lb />me much concern. ---------\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb />in Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />1769\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 802, 3, '2013-07-22 15:36:27', 130),
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soon had pains thro\' the rest of her body, much\r\n            <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"52\">Extremeties</bodypart> imitating the <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatism</condition>\r\n            <lb />but without <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> or <symptom n=\"63\">swellings</symptom> of\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"89\">joints</bodypart>, &amp; shifting from place to place with\r\n            <lb />more &amp; less violence, attended with frequent\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"29\">belchings</symptom> of wind, <symptom n=\"17\">restlessness</symptom>, <symptom n=\"56\">anxiety</symptom>, &amp; other\r\n            <lb />Symptoms common in the <condition n=\"28\">Hysteric Disease</condition>,\r\n            <lb />with <symptom n=\"8\">want of apetite</symptom>, sometimes <symptom n=\"3\">vomitings</symptom>, <symptom n=\"24\">costÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ive</symptom>, &amp; the pain violent &amp;; long fix\'d in the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"44\">Regio Hepatis</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />After a Course of <ingredient n=\"136\">Aromaticks</ingredient>, Gums, bark\r\n            <lb />steel, <ingredient n=\"14\">opiates</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"109\" t=\"1\"><choice><abbr>Tinct: Sacr: Elix Solutis</abbr><expan>Tincture of Sacred Elixir Solutions</expan></choice></ingredient>, &amp; some\r\n            <lb />Topical Applications, etc. she found but little\r\n            <lb />benefit from all these.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Her present situation, the pain of her right side\r\n            <lb />is now almost gone &amp; also pretty easy <choice><abbr>thro\'</abbr><expan>through</expan></choice> the\r\n            <lb />other parts, but complains more of her left side\r\n            <lb />&amp; as she describes it, like a weight at the bottom\r\n            <lb />of her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, especially when the <symptom n=\"38\">Bile regurgitates</symptom>\r\n            <lb />in to her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, providing green bilious <symptom n=\"3\">vomitings</symptom>\r\n            <lb />as often as it gathers in any quantity, becomes very\r\n            <lb />sick, with a <symptom n=\"15\">languid slow pulse</symptom>, &amp; then she is seiz\'d\r\n            <lb />with a windy rumbling noise in the <bodypart n=\"30\">abdomen</bodypart>, which\r\n            <lb />both herself &amp; others may hear, &amp; then she throws\r\n            <lb />up the green bilious <unclear>trash</unclear>, with pain, difficulty,\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">sweatings</symptom>, &amp; <symptom n=\"23\">waste of Strength</symptom>, and tho\' she gets\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"3\">vomits</symptom>, she seldom or never throws up the Bile\r\n            <lb />by them, but a clear glutinous matter, which also\r\n            <lb />collects itself in her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, &amp; till reliev\'d by that\r\n            <lb />mean, loaths every thing- She renders but little\r\n            <lb />Urine, high colour\'d, soon subsides a thick sediment\r\n            <lb />with a Colliquative oily Scum on the Top.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />there is also a pretty large hard <symptom n=\"18\">tumor</symptom> in one of\r\n            <lb />her <bodypart n=\"27\">Breasts</bodypart>, without pain or any apparent InflammatiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />on, if there is any thing similar in the other <bodypart n=\"60\">viscera</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />is not so easily discoverable.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />She is quite free of <symptom n=\"1\">Headack</symptom>, <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>, or <symptom n=\"68\">drought</symptom>\r\n            <lb />her <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart> perfectly sound, &amp; has the menses regularÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly in quantity, colour &amp; duration.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />She has begun to take <ingredient n=\"151\">Saponaceous</ingredient> with mild\r\n            <lb />ponderose Medicines, <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> at night, and\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"21\">Laxatives</action>, or <treatment n=\"8\">Injections</treatment> when necessary, but as\r\n            <lb />the tryall has been so short can say nothing of\r\n            <lb />their Effects yet, only her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> does not throx\r\n            <lb />them up\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>Alex<sup>r.</sup> Wemyss</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Dec<sup>r.</sup> 27<sup>th.</sup> <u>1769</u></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 804, 9, '2014-05-30 13:57:37', 104);
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Nine\r\n            <lb />months, however, after its first attack, a fixed pain, resembling\r\n            <lb />a <symptom n=\"79\">Stitch</symptom>, arose in the left side immediately below the <bodypart n=\"40\">false ribs</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />which was encreased by motion, or stooping. The pain remained\r\n            <lb />fixed during 4 months, and then extended to the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> and\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"81\">OEsophagues</bodypart>. Her Menses have been mostly regular: But\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"77\">Fluor Albus</symptom> continued in the intervals. The discharge\r\n            <lb />was white, pritty thick, and not at all acrimonious, tho\' someÂ¬\r\n            <lb />times in larger quantity. About a Month ago it stoped, &amp;\r\n            <lb />continued so for three or four Weeks, during which she was worse\r\n            <lb />of her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"69\">intestine</bodypart> Complaints, which she observed\r\n            <lb />to be generally the Case. About seven days ago she was seized\r\n            <lb />with a violent <symptom n=\"1\">Head-ach</symptom>, <symptom n=\"59\">tenasmus</symptom> and <symptom n=\"57\">spasms</symptom> on her <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart>,\r\n            <lb />for which she was <treatment n=\"1\">Blooded</treatment>, without any advantage; but was\r\n            <lb />relieved by the coming down of the Menses.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At present the pain in her side is more extensive, &amp;\r\n      <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />uneasy to any pressure. She cant stretch herself, nor lie on\r\n            <lb />the side affected. The Menses are on, and in Moderation. She\r\n            <lb />has an uneasy Sensation of heaviness in her <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>; is considerably\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"54\">debilitated</symptom>; complains of <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom>; and was this day seized with a\r\n            <lb />fluttering, as if frightened, which however did not continue long.\r\n            <lb />Her countenance is pale; but her <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> not sunk. Her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"52\">Extremities</bodypart> mostly cold. Her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse small, and feeble</symptom>.\r\n            <lb />And she has a <condition n=\"30\">Blotch like a Ring-worm</condition> at the root of her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"16\">Thumb</bodypart> which moves from one hand to the other, but affects\r\n            <lb />no other part.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">The Bark</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"32\">Compound Lime Water</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"35\">Steele</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient>,\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"40\">Deobstruent Gums</action>, <ingredient n=\"113\">Bitters</ingredient>, <action n=\"24\">spiritous purges</action> to open the \r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>, the Cold Bath, and riding on Horse back, have been\r\n            <lb />used. The riding encreased the pain in her side so much that\r\n            <lb />she could not bear it. One small pill of the <action n=\"40\">deobstruent\r\n            <lb />Gums</action> purged her so much that they were of necessity laid\r\n            <lb />aside. Neither <treatment n=\"8\">Injections</treatment>, nor <treatment n=\"42\">Fumigations</treatment> were applied.\r\n            <lb />An <action n=\"46\">antihysteric</action>  <treatment n=\"23\">Plaister</treatment> was laid to the side, with very little\r\n            <lb />advantage. She has avoided all smoaked, salt, and dried\r\n            <lb />Flesh or Fish, Hogs flesh, Cheese, and Eggs. Her diet conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sisted chiefly of fresh Meats, Milk, Chocolate, a little Tea, \r\n            <lb />Bread, and such like. Milk agrees very well with her.\r\n            <lb />Wine she dislikes; and it heats her too much. 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About a Month ago it\r\n            <lb />stoped, and continued so for three or four weeks, during\r\n            <lb />which she was worse of her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"69\">intestine</bodypart> Complaints,\r\n            <lb />which she observed to be generally the Case. \r\n            </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />About seven days ago she was seized with a violent <symptom n=\"1\">Head-Â¬\r\n            <lb />ach</symptom>, <symptom n=\"59\">tenasmus</symptom> and <symptom n=\"57\">spasms</symptom> on her <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>, for which she\r\n            <lb />was <treatment n=\"1\">blooded</treatment>, Without any advantage; but was relieved by the\r\n            <lb />coming down of the Menses.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At present the pain in her side is more extensive, and\r\n            <lb />uneasy to <subst><del>the</del><add place=\"above\">any</add></subst> pressure. 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From this period\r\n            <lb />she has had more or less a <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> which encreased\r\n            <lb />about the time of her eldest daughters death of\r\n            <lb />this however I know nothing altho often with her\r\n            <lb />till towards the middle or end of November when the\r\n            <lb />Colonel allarmed at the violence of her <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> &amp; finding\r\n            <lb />her <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom> in the morning which she was not in use\r\n            <lb />to doe, sent for me.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At this time she looked ill, had <symptom n=\"8\">no appetite</symptom> her <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb />was constant &amp; hard without any expectoration. She\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">lost eight or ten ounces of blood</treatment> which was covered\r\n            <lb />with a thick tough buffy crust. 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Now she began to spitt up tough\r\n            <lb />phlegm without any any appearence of Pus in small quanÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tities.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Six days agoe she was attacked with a <symptom n=\"79\">stitch</symptom> in her\r\n            <lb />left side which she often formerly had <add place=\"above\">felt</add> <del>had been attacked</del>\r\n            <lb /><del>with</del> &amp; either went off of itself or yielded to some\r\n            <lb />external application &amp; for which I was once obliged\r\n            <lb />to <treatment n=\"1\">bleed her</treatment>. This prevented her lying on the right side\r\n            <lb />and altho it was much better yesterday I ventured\r\n            <lb />to <treatment n=\"1\">take four ounces of blood</treatment> from her. Befor this\r\n            <lb />she sleeped with equal ease on either side, &amp; even\r\n            <lb />yesterday found little inconvenience from lying on\r\n            <lb />the right.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I never found her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse above eighty two or three</symptom>\r\n            <lb />she has no <symptom n=\"21\">uncommon heat in her <bodypart n=\"49\">skine</bodypart></symptom> yet I think\r\n            <lb />she drinks more than usual. Her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> has all along\r\n            <lb />been regular.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Every night when she goes to bed she has a severe fitt\r\n            <lb />of <symptom n=\"4\">coughing</symptom> &amp; after spitting up some phlegm sleeps \r\n            <lb />sound till morning when the return of the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb />forces out a <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom> - Thro the day she <symptom n=\"4\">coughs</symptom> little.\r\n            <lb />Since I first saw her it can hardly be sayd she has\r\n            <lb />lost ground.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The inclemency of the weather &amp; the thickness  of the\r\n            <lb />snow at the foot of the Lomonds hinders her in a\r\n            <lb />great measure from useing the Carriage â€“\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Her husband who with the greatest distress o<unclear>n</unclear>\r\n            <lb />her account intreats you to inform me what y<unclear>ou</unclear>\r\n            <lb />think should be done in this case â€“\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I beg you will be so good as to give me your <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />of your patient Miss Clepham and believe <supplied>me</supplied> <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />the greatest esteem to be\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer><salute><lb /><choice><abbr>D</abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Si<supplied>r</supplied>\r\n            <lb />Your most o<unclear>>bedient</unclear>\r\n            <lb />&amp; most hum<supplied>ble</supplied> <illegible w=\"1\" /></salute>\r\n            <signed>Henry M<supplied>iller</supplied></signed>\r\n            <dateline>Kirkcaldy <choice><abbr>Febry</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 8. 1774</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 877, 11, '2014-10-13 14:40:05', 106),
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These\r\n        <lb />circumstances I had marked in my Journal but thought it\r\n        <lb />needless to trouble you with them as I had so little to say; howÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ever I shall take care to be more exact for the future. ----- \r\n  </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />The reason of my troubling you at present is not with\r\n        <lb />any view that you are to give any New prescription or that\r\n        <lb />I am to throw any New light upon the Nature of M<sup>r</sup> Riddies\r\n        <lb />Complaints - but that M<sup>r</sup> Riddie is so low spirited &amp; so very\r\n        <lb />apprehensive of himself this day, so that he is anxious that\r\n        <lb />I should write you &amp; to make him more easy I have complyed\r\n        <lb />with his request. As you approve of the method I have\r\n        <lb />adopted shall therefore continue with it.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />13 <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y</sup>.</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice>. Started much through the night at which time found\r\n        <lb />a great uneasiness &amp; weight about the <bodypart n=\"83\">PrÃ¦cordia</bodypart> but was\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />preceded with the uneasiness of his <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart> - had two <symptom n=\"45\">faintish\r\n            <lb />fits</symptom> this forenoon but were slight &amp; continued easy thro\' the rest\r\n        <lb />of the day untill the evening when the uneasiness of his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> and\r\n        <lb />weight about the <bodypart n=\"83\">prÃ¦cordia</bodypart> returned in a small degree â€“â€“\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"1\">Headach</symptom> not remarkable today; <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> discharged plentifully\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"66\">Numbness</symptom> easier. Urine clear &amp; does not deposite any sediment\r\n        <lb />He thought the <ingredient n=\"129\">Tinct Mart</ingredient> made his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> uneasy this afterÂ¬\r\n        <lb />noon which was increased to fifeteen drops - Let him take ten\r\n        <lb />for a dose tomorrow - Had one stool to day. Continue <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice></p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />14 <symptom n=\"17\">Started much in the forepart of the night</symptom> afterwards slept well\r\n        <lb />was <symptom n=\"45\">faintish</symptom> this forenoon was afterwards very easy\r\n        <lb />Has no pain or uneasiness of his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> - <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> this night dressed\r\n        <lb />with Issue Ointment The <ingredient n=\"129\">Tinct Mart.</ingredient> gave no disturbance\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"66\">Numbness</symptom> nearly gone - Had one stool to day &amp; did eat\r\n        <lb />with better appetite - Continue <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice>\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />15 Had only <symptom n=\"17\">a few starts when he went to bed</symptom>, slept well thro\' the\r\n        <lb />night &amp; continued very easy thro\' the day &amp; was in good spirits\r\n        <lb />Had one stool - <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> not discharging much. Continue <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />16 Was last night at Bedtime attacked with a <symptom n=\"45\">faintishness</symptom> with the\r\n        <lb />uneasiness &amp; weight about the <bodypart n=\"83\">prÃ¦cordia</bodypart> which continued thro\'\r\n        <lb />the most of the night by which means he <symptom n=\"17\">slept very little</symptom>, it\r\n        <lb />was not preceeded with the uneasiness of his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> as before\r\n        <lb />When he arose from bed this morning the <symptom n=\"45\">faintishness</symptom> and\r\n        <lb />uneasiness about the <bodypart n=\"83\">prÃ¦cordia</bodypart> increased with <symptom n=\"6\">depresÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sion of his Spirits</symptom>, the <symptom n=\"66\">numbness</symptom> of his <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"12\">Arms</bodypart> increased\r\n        <lb />in proportion to the violence of the Sickness. His <symptom n=\"15\">pulse 80\r\n        <lb />small &amp; feeble which became fuller &amp; stronger</symptom> as the Sickness\r\n       \r\n <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n\r\n        <lb />abated. The <symptom n=\"45\">faintishess</symptom> continued in some degree untill Noon\r\n        <lb />when it went off but the <symptom n=\"6\">Lowness of Spirits</symptom> continue. <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart> easy\r\n        <lb />thro\' both the night &amp; day only at times a sense of Stricture of his\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">hind head</bodypart> especially when the Sickness was severe. <symptom n=\"8\">Appetite bad</symptom>\r\n        <lb />The Drops relieved his Sickness when it became severe. Had one\r\n        <lb />stool. Continue <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice>.\r\n\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<lb />I have not yet dressed <treatment n=\"11\">the Issue,</treatment>  <add place=\"above\">this night</add>\r\n but it does not run so\r\n        <lb />well as I could wish I will put one in his <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart>; as M<sup>r</sup> Reddie\r\n        <lb />has an Aversion to <treatment n=\"11\">pea Issues</treatment> or <treatment n=\"5\">setons</treatment> I will put a <treatment n=\"11\">perpetual\r\n            <lb />Issue</treatment> in his <bodypart n=\"10\">Neck</bodypart> &amp; besides do my best endeavour to <add place=\"above\">keep</add> the <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment>\r\n        <lb />running on the top of his <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>. He keeps very closs to your\r\n        <lb />Directions both with respect to medicine &amp; Regimen only\r\n        <lb />I think he is too scrupulous about the use of Wine, Pun<supplied>ch</supplied> <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n        <lb />Drops - The last he only takes up when the <symptom n=\"45\">faintishness</symptom> <illegible w=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />severe &amp; two glasses of the Wine or punch after Dinner &amp; supper\r\n        <lb />only -\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />I am very sorry that I should trouble you so much\r\n        <lb />in a Case wherein little alteration can be made in the Medicines\r\n        <lb />there not <subst><del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del><add place=\"above\">being</add></subst> yet time to know their effects but I hope\r\n        <lb />you will excuse me as it is Done to release the anxiety of\r\n        <lb />the patients mind â€“ I remain with Esteem\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute>\r\n            <lb />Sir\r\n            <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t</sup> &amp; H<sup>le</sup> Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient Humble Servant</expan></choice>\r\n        </salute>\r\n        <signed>John Whyte</signed>\r\n        <dateline>Dysart 16 <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1776</dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n        <lb />Physician\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Whyte Q. M<sup>r</sup> Reddie\r\n                <lb />26 <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1776\r\n            </annot>\r\n    </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1231, 11, '2015-04-17 10:12:44', 62),
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He has for many years\r\n        <lb />been subject to violent <symptom n=\"10\">palpitations</symptom> of the <bodypart n=\"42\">Heart</bodypart>, and some times to\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"22\">giddiness</symptom> of the <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>, with noises &amp; <symptom n=\"11\">dimness of sight</symptom>. About 2 years\r\n        <lb />ago was obliged to consult a Physician on account of a great\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"6\">oppression on the Sprits</symptom>, with <symptom n=\"71\">Indigestion</symptom>, and frequent <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty\r\n            <lb />of breathing</symptom> /was told his case was nervous, and took <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"108\">Vitriol</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />&amp;c, without success/ about a year ago went to Bath and met\r\n        <lb />with some relief. For about 4 months past has taken very frequentÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ly 6 Grains of <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient>, and 6 <choice><abbr>Gr:</abbr><expan>Grains</expan></choice> of <ingredient n=\"84\">Magnesia</ingredient>; as an <action n=\"1\">alterative</action>, and\r\n        <lb />thought himself uncommonly well; when about 3 Weeks ago, he\r\n        <lb />was seized after Breakfast with a <symptom n=\"73\">noise in the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></symptom> and instantly\r\n        <lb />fell into a <symptom n=\"5\">convulsion fitt</symptom>, with <symptom n=\"72\">slavering at the <bodypart n=\"1\">mouth</bodypart></symptom> &amp;c this lasted\r\n        <lb />some minutes, and tho\' his senses then return\'d, his <symptom n=\"74\">Memory was weak</symptom>:\r\n        <lb />about two hours after the <symptom n=\"5\">fitt</symptom> he <treatment n=\"9\">took a Vomit</treatment>, and soon after was\r\n        <lb />seized with a second <symptom n=\"5\">fitt</symptom>, more violent than the first; from which\r\n        <lb />he was recover\'d by a plentifull <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment>. A second <treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment> was now\r\n        <lb />administered, which, as well as, the first brought up a great\r\n        <lb />quantity of green &amp; yellow <treatment n=\"62\">Bile</treatment>. A <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment>, with warm Purges now\r\n        <lb />brought the Patient about; but he has had frequent slight pains\r\n        <lb />in his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, with one considerable <symptom n=\"22\">Giddiness</symptom>; which was immediately\r\n        <lb />follow\'d by <symptom n=\"61\">sickness</symptom> of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> &amp; pain in the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> - This was about\r\n        <lb />7 days from the first attack - Since then he has had some slight\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"22\">Giddinesses</symptom> â€“â€“ N. B. The Patient\'s Digestion is certainly languid\r\n        <lb />&amp; faulty, but it is suspected that there some fault in the CirculaÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tion, or <bodypart n=\"41\">Brain</bodypart> - his pulse is naturally weak, and at these times\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />(when attacked by the Giddiness) very languid, and a little fluttering\r\n        <lb />He has <condition n=\"3\">Gouty</condition> contractions in his <bodypart n=\"15\">Hands</bodypart>, tho\' never attack\'d by\r\n        <lb />a painfull fitt - and his Father died young of the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition>. â€“ The\r\n        <lb />Patient has used very strong exercise, and when he has jump\'d\r\n        <lb />from high Banks never felt any pain in the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, from whence\r\n        <lb />he concludes his present complaint <add place=\"above\">does not</add> proceed from water on\r\n        <lb /><unclear>Beam</unclear><note>Looks like \'Beam\' but may actually be \'Brain\'. 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For Breakfast he recommended\r\n        <lb />thin Broth, free from Fatt, with some Pepper-Corns boil\'d in it.\r\n        <lb />As to medicines, he directed me to take a desert spoonfull of\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"16\">Mustard seed</ingredient>, early in the Morning; to take a tea spoonfull of\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"133\">Hiera picra</ingredient> immediately before I sat down to dinner; and three\r\n        <lb />pills at bed Time, composed of <ingredient n=\"5\">asa fÅ“tida</ingredient> and the <ingredient n=\"136\">specia aromaÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tica</ingredient> â€“ This Regimen I have pursued, and these medicines I have\r\n        <lb />taken with great benefitt to my self; but there still remains\r\n        <lb />some slight Pains in my <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, with now and then a little <symptom n=\"73\">noise</symptom>\r\n        <lb />and <symptom n=\"22\">giddiness</symptom>; and at times a sinking, with <symptom n=\"7\">wind in the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart></symptom>\r\n        <lb />and <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart> - tho\' the hot Regimen has made <add place=\"above\">me</add> <symptom n=\"7\">evacuate <add place=\"above\">a</add> quantiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ty of wind</symptom>. - You may recollect that I was always thin, and I am\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"26\">fallen away</symptom> since the <symptom n=\"5\">Fitts</symptom>; for which Reason D<sup>r:</sup> Ash stopt\r\n        <lb />the <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment>: tho\' I was not sensible that it weaken\'d me. - He\r\n        <lb />recommended bathing as soon as the Season would permit.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />It may not be improper to inform you, that my Constitution\r\n        <lb />has for two or three years past been affected very much about\r\n        <lb />the same time of the year as these <symptom n=\"5\">Fitts</symptom> came on, viz<sup>t:</sup> <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r:</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />would you recommend a change of Climate, or any other\r\n        <lb />Precautions at that season? â€“â€“ I at present never eat of but\r\n        <lb />one thing at dinner, and generally eat a small quantity of\r\n        <lb />some light <add place=\"above\">flesh</add> meat at supper; not having yet tasted Butter\r\n        <lb />or Milk, since my Illness: nor do I eat any fruit raw, or in\r\n        <lb />Pies. â€“ May I now &amp; then eat moderately of fish, and might\r\n        <lb />I not substitute Honey in the place of Butter at Breakfast?</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />I feel myself particularly obliged to you, sir, for the care\r\n        <lb />with <unclear>which</unclear> it is evident you have considered my <unclear>Case</unclear>\r\n        <lb />your favoring me with an Answer to this very prolix <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n        <lb />will add much to that Obligation. â€“ The unaccountable delays\r\n        <lb />occasion\'d by the late snow, prevented my having your prescripÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tion long enough in my possession to have made use of it; but I\r\n        <lb />intend beginning on it immediately; and shall strictly observe all\r\n        <lb />your other directions, except as to Regimen, which I shall not\r\n        <lb />change till I have the pleasure of hearing from you again.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute>\r\n            <lb />I am\r\n            <lb />Sir\r\n            <lb />your much obliged\r\n            <lb />and most obedient servant\r\n        </salute>\r\n        <signed>W R Wilson</signed>\r\n        <dateline>Solihull near Birmingham Warwickshire Jan: 22<sup>nd:</sup> 1776</dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    <postscript>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I believe I told you in my Case, that\r\n            <lb />my Circulation has always been languid.\r\n        </p>\r\n    </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n        <lb />Edinburgh\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <lb />Capt Wilson\r\n                <lb />Jan 22 1776\r\n                <lb />Vol. <u>IV.</u> p. 125\r\n                <lb />p 109 â€“â€“ \r\n            </annot>\r\n    </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1233, 3, '2013-01-02 10:36:30', 45),
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His <symptom n=\"17\">sleep is generally disturbed much</symptom> in the night, with\r\n        <lb />startings &amp; Uneasiness about his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, &amp; even sometimes\r\n        <lb />becomes <symptom n=\"45\">faintish</symptom>; almost every forenoon he has one or two\r\n        <lb />of the <symptom n=\"45\">faintish fits</symptom> &amp; frequently one in the Evening, but do not\r\n        <lb />go to the height they did before; however he is frequently\r\n        <lb />supported with Wine &amp; the Cordial Drops or I believe they\r\n        <lb />would both become more frequent &amp; more severe.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />He is very easily startled &amp; has then a great uneasiness about\r\n        <lb />his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> â€“ He has a <symptom n=\"1\">Headach</symptom> at times but it is not very\r\n        <lb />remarkable â€“ His <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> is frequently disordered with\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"45\">Heartburn</symptom> &amp; is seldom free of <symptom n=\"7\">Wind</symptom> upon it - Pulse Natural\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> regular - the <treatment n=\"11\">Issues</treatment> both on <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> discharge freely\r\n        <lb />Has now very little Complaint of the <symptom n=\"66\">numbness</symptom> or prickling\r\n        <lb />in his <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"12\">Arms</bodypart>; but complains of <symptom n=\"23\">Weakness</symptom> of his\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"73\">Joints</bodypart> when walking through the Room\r\n    </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />This day the <symptom n=\"45\">faintish fits</symptom> have been very frequent in spite\r\n        <lb />of Wine &amp; Drops &amp; have been more severe than they have\r\n        <lb />been <add place=\"above\">at any time</add> since the 16<sup>th</sup>. Complains of an uneasiness of his <bodypart n=\"67\">fore-Â¬\r\n            <lb />Head</bodypart> &amp; also the Crown, with the Uneasiness about the <bodypart n=\"83\">PrÃ¦cordia</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />which is greater than it has been for some time past, with\r\n        <lb />which he thinks he will often faint away entirely - Finds\r\n        <lb />that his <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> is increased upon walking thro\' the Room\r\n        <lb />or speaking in his usual Tone â€“Â His <treatment n=\"11\">Issues</treatment> discharge well\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> regular. Complains much of <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> to day ~\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">Pulse Natural even when faint</symptom> â€“ The <symptom n=\"7\">Wind</symptom> on his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />very troublesome &amp; <symptom n=\"8\">has had no appetite for food</symptom> to day</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />The Medicines are still continued &amp; agree very well with\r\n        <lb />his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> but do not seem to strengthen him or mend\r\n        <lb />his Appetite ~\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />I need not appologize for giving\r\n        <lb />you so much Trouble as nothing but the great Impatience\r\n        <lb />of the Patient could make me so troublesome ~\r\n        <lb />I remain with esteem\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute>\r\n        <lb />Sir\r\n        <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t</sup> H<sup>le</sup> Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient Humble Servant</expan></choice>\r\n        </salute>\r\n        <signed>John Whyte</signed>\r\n        <dateline>Dysart 24 January 1776</dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1234, 3, '2013-01-01 17:19:17', 44),
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Bro<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Dear Brother</expan></choice></salute>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I duly have yours of the 18<sup>th</sup> Ins<sup>t</sup>. desiring me to state\r\n            <lb />my Case to you, as you are in a situation to get the best advice from\r\n            <lb />attending the Lectures of the Great D<sup>r</sup>. Cullen, who you say is allow\'d\r\n            <lb />to be the first man in Europe in medical knowledge â€“ I am glad to find\r\n            <lb />you have so high an opinion of him because I think a good deal depends\r\n            <lb />on the good opinion a student has of his superior, without which he\r\n            <lb />certainly will pay too little deference to the most solid arguments.\r\n            <lb />In Compliance with your request I\'ll tell you what I can of my comÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plaint in order that you may write the Case out properly. ----- </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Tis now 4 years since I was attack\'d with a <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatick complaint</condition>\r\n            <lb />across my <bodypart n=\"29\">Hips</bodypart>, Which the D<sup>r</sup>. term\'d an obstruction &amp; for <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup>.</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> after\r\n            <lb />in any medicines he order\'d me to be <treatment n=\"24\">sweated</treatment> &amp; <treatment n=\"16\">Cupp\'d</treatment> in the Hot bath\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup>.</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> was done twice in a severe degree &amp; after that he gave me a vast\r\n            <lb />many <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurial med\'cines</ingredient> &amp; indeed all along he gave me a good deal\r\n            <lb />of that vile mineral â€“ <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> with <treatment n=\"24\">sweating</treatment> &amp; other evacuations weaken\'d me\r\n            <lb />so as in my opinion to be the intire Cause of my present Nervous\r\n            <lb />disorder â€“â€“ I tried the Cold Bath &amp; Sea - without effect neither agreeing\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> me â€“ â€“ My chief grievance is a Weight <add place=\"above\">&amp; relaxation</add> on the back of my <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp;\r\n            <lb />in my <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> - so that I cannot write without leaning my <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> on my\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"15\">hand</bodypart> &amp; in turning my <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> quickly to &amp; fro, <del>I feel</del> I feel a little <symptom n=\"73\">noise as\r\n                <lb />if the <bodypart n=\"123\">leaders</bodypart> grated against one another</symptom> â€“â€“ Change of the <choice><abbr>Wea<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Weather</expan></choice> from Cold\r\n            <lb />to Hot affects me, on the Contrary the Sharp <choice><abbr>Wea<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Weather</expan></choice> of Autumn is agreable.\r\n            <lb />I have also a <condition n=\"43\">Scorbutic Humour</condition> in my <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> <choice><abbr>W<sup>h</sup>.</abbr><expan>Which</expan></choice> breaks out in the Spring\r\n            <lb />&amp; does not leave me again till Cool <choice><abbr>Wea<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Weather</expan></choice> returns, &amp; did it follow the <bodypart n=\"73\">joints</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />more I shou\'d suspect it for <condition n=\"52\">the Itch</condition>, but this is no inconvenience to me\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />further than the disagreeable look for my <bodypart n=\"15\">Hands</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"12\">Arms</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />are plentifully Covered â€“â€“</p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />After the <subst><del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del><add place=\"above\">stiffness</add></subst> at my <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> it only attacks me now &amp; then with a <symptom n=\"12\">Hardness of\r\n                <lb />breathing</symptom> &amp; is always easy enough when in bed, I don\'t like it yet I apprehend\r\n            <lb />no danger from it, nor indeed from my other Complaints, yet that relaxed\r\n            <lb />state of body is vastly discouraging &amp; I am persuaded is wholly from having had\r\n            <lb />my <bodypart n=\"47\">nerves</bodypart> injured by improper Med\'cines - <choice><abbr>W<sup>h</sup>.</abbr><expan>Which</expan></choice> might the more easily be done\r\n            <lb />as I was always rather tender &amp; delicate. â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am mostly <symptom n=\"20\">cold in my <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; the other <bodypart n=\"52\">extremities</bodypart></symptom>. ----- \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute><lb />I am <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Joe\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Yo: Affec<sup>t</sup>. Bro<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Your Affectionate Brother</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>Wm. Borradaile</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />They tell me the <bodypart n=\"47\">nerves</bodypart> of the <bodypart n=\"41\">Brain</bodypart>\r\n                <lb />&amp; <bodypart n=\"36\">Spinal Marrow</bodypart> are effected - riding on HorseÂ¬\r\n                <lb />back shakes my <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; in my indifferent fits now &amp; then I am\r\n                <lb />almost like to stumble in the streets from <symptom n=\"22\">Giddiness</symptom> <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del>\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Borradaile\r\n        <lb />at Mr<sup>s</sup>. Wrights\r\n        <lb />Nicholson\'s <u>S<sup>t</sup></u>\r\n        <lb />Edinburgh\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Borradaile\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan.</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1776\r\n            <lb />Vol. IV. p. 115\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1235, 2, '2014-11-07 12:38:53', 35),
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M<sup>r</sup> &amp; M<sup>rs</sup> Burrow Desire their\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Comp<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice> to you &amp; will Expect to hear from you soon.\r\n            <lb />I Respectfully am <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />Humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Alex<sup>r</sup> Molison</signed>\r\n            <dateline><lb /><choice><abbr>P<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Port</expan></choice> Glasgow\r\n                <lb />24 <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1776</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n<div>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Dr William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician in\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Molison. q.\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Burrows â€“\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan.</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1776\r\n            <lb />Vol. IV. p. 112\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Molison about\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Burrows\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>P<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Port</expan></choice> Glasgow\r\n            <lb />24 <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1776.\r\n        </p></annot>\r\n</div>\r\n</body>', 1236, 3, '2012-12-15 20:20:28', 36),
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He is of a delicate form,\r\n    <lb />a light brown Complexion, succulent Habit;\r\n        <lb />tho by no means Corpulent or <condition n=\"25\">plethoric</condition>.\r\n        <lb />His <bodypart n=\"10\">Neck</bodypart> is long, his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> rather oblong &amp; large;\r\n    <lb />from an early Period of life, he has had a weakness\r\n        <lb />&amp; redness of his <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> which is hereditary.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />From Childhood he recollects to have\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />felt <symptom n=\"58\">vertiginous Symptoms</symptom>: tho they were\r\n    <lb />transitory. -- <choice><abbr>Ab.<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>About</expan></choice> 13 years ago, after getting\r\n        <lb />wet in the <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> in a shower of Rain, he awoke\r\n        <lb/> in the morning with a <symptom n=\"58\">violent <del>of</del> shock of Vertigo</symptom>\r\n    <lb />&amp; of this he suffered repeated attacks for some\r\n    <lb />Mornings. They gradually declined with \r\n    <lb />Exercise -- Since that Time till the Autumn 1774\r\n        <lb />he had no <symptom n=\"58\">violent attacks of Vertigo</symptom>, but\r\n        <lb />frequently felt a heavy <symptom n=\"71\">Confusion</symptom> in his\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart> -- In autumn 1774, after a slight <choice><abbr>Intermitt.<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Intermittent</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />&amp; Catching <condition n=\"13\">Cold</condition> the <symptom n=\"58\">Vertigo</symptom> returned with greater\r\n        <lb />violence than ever. - <symptom n=\"17\">It usually awakened him\r\n    <lb />at 4 o\'clock A.M.</symptom> &amp; attacked him frequently\r\n    <lb />till eleven, when they generally ceased till\r\n    <lb />the usual period. - The attacks were attended\r\n        <lb />with <symptom n=\"56\">extreme anguish, Terror</symptom>, &amp; <symptom n=\"91\">paleness</symptom>, with\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"82\">frequent alternations of flushing</symptom>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />M<sup>r</sup> Page is a man of exceeding good\r\n    <lb />capacity; is remarkably disposed to Philosophical\r\n    <lb />Studies &amp; reflexions -- He is temperate in Drink\r\n    <lb />&amp; commits no great excess in eating --\r\n    <lb />He never pursued any very steady Course\r\n    <lb />of Regimen or Medicine - \r\n</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n\r\n<lb /><ingredient n=\"38\">V.S.</ingredient> has been injurious -- <treatment n=\"4\">A Blister\r\n    <lb />applied</treatment>, during the Prevalence of the Disorder\r\n        <lb />attended with no relief. <action n=\"24\">Brisk purgatives</action>\r\n    <lb />afforded him most relief. --</p>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n    <lb />with hopes of soon hearing from you, </p><closer><salute>I remain\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>D.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> D<sup>r,</sup> <choice><abbr>y<sup>r.</sup> m<sup>t</sup> affect<sup>te.</sup></abbr><expan>your most affectionate</expan></choice> Friend &amp;\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>h<sup>be.</sup> Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>humble Servant</expan></choice></salute><signed>WJones</signed></closer>\r\n</div><div><pb n=\"4\" />\r\n<p><lb />To\r\n<lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen\r\n<lb />Professor of Medicine\r\n<lb />in the University of\r\n<lb />Edinburgh</p>\r\n<p><u>By <choice><abbr>fav.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>favour</expan></choice> of M.<sup>r</sup> Rob.<sup>t</sup> Millar</u></p>\r\n<handShift /><annot><p><lb />W. Jones. <choice><abbr>Jan.<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> -- 75. \r\n</p></annot></div></body>', 1104, 3, '2013-08-12 21:32:34', 37);
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Yet as it <add place=\"above\">is</add> <choice><abbr>somew<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>somewhat</expan></choice> curious,\r\n            <lb />shall take <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> liberty of sending it you <supplied>at</supplied>\r\n        <lb />length, &amp; desire an answer at your <unclear>leisure.</unclear></p>\r\n        <p><lb />I have another motive for writing\r\n        <lb />to you which concerns myself. I have\r\n            <lb />finished <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> 2<sup>d</sup> &amp; 3<sup>d</sup> Books of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Poem on\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> treatment of Children. The 2<sup>d</sup> will\r\n            <lb />soon be published, &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> 3<sup>d</sup> not long after.<note>\'Book One\' of Hugh Downman\'s <i>Infancy: or the Management of Children, a Poem</i>, had first appeared at London in 1773. \'Book Two\' was published in 1774 and \'Book Three\' in 1776 (all three being reprinted together at Edinburgh in 1776). The complete poem in \'Six Books\' did nor appear until 1790.</note>\r\n\r\n            <lb />In <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> beginning of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> 3<sup>d</sup>, if you have no\r\n            <lb />objection, I should be glad to insert <supplied>the</supplied>\r\n        <lb />following lines, as a testimony of <unclear>the</unclear>\r\n        <lb />veneration which is due to you, <unclear>from</unclear>\r\n            <lb />every one who has had <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> happiness <supplied>of</supplied>\r\n            <lb />being your Pupil. Had not <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> first\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" /><lb />been well received here, I should not have\r\n        <lb />inserted your name, this you will see I\r\n            <lb />hint at. The Address succeeds <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> IntroÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ductory Lines, and is as follows.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />And say wilt Thou (to whom e\'er now had <add place=\"above\">flow\'d</add>\r\n        <lb />The gratefull verse, if apprehensive Doubt\r\n            <lb />Had not shrunk fearfull from <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Public eye,\r\n        <lb />And dreaded lest thy praises should appear\r\n        <lb />Linkt to our slighted numbers.) Say, wilt Thou\r\n        <lb />Cullen! Illustrious name! Great ornament\r\n        <lb /><supplied>Of</supplied> this our Isle! Of piercing eye to trace\r\n            <lb />The haunts of Error through <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> winding maze\r\n        <lb />Of every devious System! Chief support\r\n        <lb />Of thy Edina\'s fame! While round thee <add place=\"below\">throngs</add>\r\n        <lb />Ingenuous youth from each far-distant shore,\r\n            <lb />And Bigot Envy droops beneath <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> ray\r\n        <lb />Of thy superior lustre! In whose heart\r\n            <lb />Dwells Candour, Inmate of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> truly great,\r\n        <lb />And modest Diffidence. Whom Judgment sage\r\n        <lb />By long Experience taught directs to fix\r\n        <lb /><supplied>The</supplied> bounds of Theory, <supplied>ne\'er</supplied> own\'d a Guide\r\n        <lb /><unclear>But</unclear> where Observance faithfully severe\r\n        <lb /><unclear>Hath fail\'d to pry; yet by her labours <add place=\"below\">skill\'d,</add></unclear>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />As with a glance, nicely to separate,\r\n        <lb />What vulgar minds by seeming likeness caught,\r\n        <lb />Absurdly blend; and deem thy conduct rash,\r\n        <lb />Till they behold with wonder, Health <supplied>array</supplied>\r\n        <lb />Those cheeks in <supplied>rosy</supplied> mantle, which they <supplied>view\'d</supplied>\r\n        <lb />The prey of Death! For Memory to thy eye\r\n        <lb />Her fairest, freshest tablet swift presents,\r\n        <lb />And Method gives that readiness of thought,\r\n        <lb />By them ascrib\'d to Fancy, but which springs\r\n        <lb />From painfull Application. Say, wilt Thou\r\n        <lb />Accept our lays inscrib\'d to thee? Thou wilt.\r\n        <lb />For in they breast the softer Graces dwell,\r\n        <lb />Nor hath Philosophy with stern controul\r\n        <lb />Lessen\'d the milder virtues of the man.\r\n        <lb />Thine is the breath sincere of Friendship, thine\r\n        <lb />Compassion\'s unaffected ardour, thine\r\n        <lb />The Husband\'s &amp; the Father\'s tender love,\r\n        <lb />And warm Benevolence incircling all.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />There can be no objection I\r\n        <lb />think, but from <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> delicacy, which I hope\r\n        <lb />will not be offended. Every other Person\r\n        <lb />who knows you will acknowledge <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>what</expan></choice> I\r\n        <lb />have said to be strict truth. And my own\r\n            <lb />disinterestedness will excuse me from <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> least\r\n        <lb />suspicion of flattery.</p>\r\n        <closer><salute>I am dear Sir\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> much obliged &amp; gratefully Humble <choice><abbr>Ser<sup>vt</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n        <signed>H: Downman</signed>\r\n        <dateline>Exeter <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 4 1775.</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p><lb />To\r\n        <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Cullen\r\n        <lb />at <u>Edinburgh.</u></p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot><p><lb />H Downman\r\n            <lb /></p><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 5 1775\r\n        <lb /><u>Vol. II. p. 74.</u></annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1103, 9, '2015-03-08 02:17:03', 36),
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Sir -</salute></opener>\r\n        <p><lb />I have waited with great ImpatiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ence for some time past in hope of hearing from\r\n        <lb />you. I have been exceedingly bad for these three\r\n        <lb />Weeks past, &amp; still continue so; my greatest Pain\r\n            <lb />seems to me, to be about the <bodypart n=\"46\">entrance of the StoÂ¬\r\n                <lb />mack</bodypart> &amp; causes a <symptom n=\"7\">Prodigious quantity of Wind</symptom>;\r\n        <lb />&amp; am in constant pain, the greatest Ease I get\r\n            <lb />is upon my <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart> when in Bed; you can not\r\n            <lb />immagine how it effects my <bodypart n=\"23\">Ankles</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"19\">Knees</bodypart> &amp;\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"14\">Wrists</bodypart>, &amp; causes <symptom n=\"2\">such a trembling through out</symptom>;\r\n        <lb />that it greatly alarms me least it should\r\n            <lb />turn to a <condition n=\"31\">paralytick attack</condition>; it causes <del>such</del><add place=\"above\">great</add>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"66\">numbness</symptom> in my <bodypart n=\"51\">Limbs</bodypart>, &amp; often or indeed generalÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly when I wake in morning <add place=\"above\">in</add> <bodypart n=\"79\">my Chops</bodypart> have the\r\n            <lb />same <symptom n=\"66\">numb feel</symptom>, <symptom n=\"63\">as if they were swelled</symptom> with a\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"13\">Cold</condition>; I am very clear the whole proceeds from\r\n            <lb />some obstruction at the <bodypart n=\"46\">Entrance of the Stomack</bodypart>,\r\n            <lb />but let it <del>proceed</del> proceed from what it will, it\r\n            <lb />gives me great Pain, &amp; makes me very miserable; I\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />would suffer <add place=\"above\">over again</add> with pleasure all the usual ComÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plaints that attend mankind as the <condition n=\"2\">small Pox</condition> &amp;c\r\n            <lb />to be quit of my <add place=\"above\">my</add> present uneasiness, which is, and\r\n            <lb />has been for some time past my daily Companion\r\n            <lb />&amp; what is worse, I almost dispair of ever being\r\n            <lb />better, unless removed by you. I go to Town on\r\n            <lb />the 13<sup>th</sup>. where it will give me great pleasure\r\n            <lb />&amp; satisfaction to hear from you, &amp; have your\r\n            <lb />Opinion, &amp; should you think that there is any\r\n            <lb />probability of geting quit of this most disaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />greeable Complaint it will give me great\r\n            <lb />pleasure indeed, I own I fear myself. Pleased\r\n            <lb />to direct for me in Portman Square,</p>\r\n        <closer><salute> &amp; am <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir, Your <choice><abbr>Ob.<sup>dt</sup><expan>Obedient</expan></abbr></choice> humb.<sup>le</sup> Servant</salute>\r\n        <signed>Tho:<sup>s</sup> Stapleton</signed></closer></div>\r\n    <div><pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p><lb />To\r\n        <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n        <lb />Edinburgh</p>\r\n        <handShift /><annot>\r\n            <p><lb />M<sup>r</sup> Stapleton\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice>8.<sup>th</sup> 1774\r\n            <lb />Vol. I. 148.</p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 942, 3, '2013-05-03 07:44:48', 22),
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Styptic.</action> of the <choice><abbr>P. Edin.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh Pharmacopoeia</expan></choice><note>See <i>Pharmacopoeia Collegii Regii Medicorum Edinburgensis</i> (Edinburgh: 1774), p. 157. Styptic powder made with Alum and Kino.</note>  in Small Quantity\r\n            <lb />but I do not attribute the Speedy Stoppage of the <symptom n=\"65\">Haemorrhage</symptom>\r\n        <lb />to any use of it --- The fact is that it came on Soon after\r\n        <lb />an Erection &amp; appear\'d to arise from some Local Strain --\r\n        <lb />&amp; therefore ceased so soon as the Effects of that were over --\r\n            <lb />I observe Your Opinion upon the <ingredient n=\"91\">Nitre</ingredient> but I have never been\r\n            <lb />able to find the Least Effect of that Nature upon him, <symptom n=\"27\">his\r\n        <lb />efforts to make Water not being oftener than at the\r\n        <lb />distance of Some hours &amp; that with Ease, Subject only to the\r\n        <lb />Slightest degree of uneasiness</symptom> if any - I have repeatedly Seen\r\n            <lb />him make water about â„¥viii at a time -- tis muddy,\r\n            <lb />wheyish Like Small Beer when made -- the Stuff that CreÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ates that muddy appearance falls to the Bottom Like a <unclear>thickly</unclear>\r\n        <lb />Cloud &amp; will mix readily again <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> the water as before upon\r\n        <lb />the Glass being Shaken - has no Smell - yet he persists \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />in an <condition n=\"32\">ulceration or excoriation</condition> at <bodypart n=\"56\">the neck of his Bladder</bodypart> - He\r\n            <lb />yesterday told me that I might now see the <symptom n=\"42\">matter or pus</symptom>\r\n        <lb />if I would Look into a Little Bason where he had made\r\n            <lb />about half a pint of water, when I looked the water apÂ¬\r\n        <lb />pear\'d to me as Good an any healthy persons - but at\r\n        <lb />the Bottom there was Like a drop of Something Lying\r\n        <lb />which upon pouring the water off &amp; taking betwixt my\r\n         <lb />fingers appear\'d to me Like that Sebaceous sort of Substance\r\n                <lb />that is Sometimes behind the <bodypart n=\"31\">Glans Penis</bodypart> - Upon Rubbing\r\n            <lb />it betwixt my fingersit did not Like pus melt away\r\n        <lb />&amp; dissappear but Left rather a firmish Substance\r\n            <lb />there -- <symptom n=\"42\">this is what he Calls pus</symptom> -- I own I can See\r\n        <lb />no Sufficient reason for supposing it such, but I <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup>.</abbr><expan>would</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />not upon any Consideration have You Lean to my Opinion\r\n        <lb />but Judge as much for Yourself as my description will\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />enable you, my design is to have him better if possible\r\n            <lb />but I fear if his <bodypart n=\"31\">tail</bodypart> were well -- there would Still reÂ¬\r\n        <lb />main above something unsatisfied -- Your Opinion\r\n        <lb />is exactly what I have repeatedly told his Surgeon, But\r\n        <lb />which I dare not tell him as his knowledge of it would\r\n            <lb />make him miserable -- He has all along used the <ingredient n=\"75\" t=\"37\">Emulsion\r\n                <lb />arabic</ingredient> -- &amp; <ingredient n=\"67\" t=\"15\">Decoct. aether.</ingredient> -- He proceeds in this way, but\r\n        <lb />I could wi<supplied>sh</supplied> for his Satisfaction that you would recommend\r\n            <lb />the Best Mode of treating it as an <condition n=\"32\">ulcer</condition> since he\'<del>ll</del>s dete<supplied>r</supplied>Â¬\r\n        <lb />min\'d to consider it as such -- His first Letter would Show you\r\n        <lb />this to be his favorite Idea -- In respect to regimen tis the\r\n        <lb />most Exact in Nature not having tasted wine this 12 months\r\n            <lb />nor any fermented Liquor - drinking Constantly <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"10\">Bristol water</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />I was rather sorry to See in yours a recommentation of keaping\r\n        <lb />his bed - for we have the utmost difficulty when well to Get him\r\n            <lb />up - altho sometimes a Little chearfull - <symptom n=\"6\">at most times he is so Gloomy\r\n        <lb /><supplied>&amp;</supplied> desponding &amp; acts so oddly</symptom> as to form one of the most singular characters\r\n        <lb />you can suppose -- but this is under the rose<note>From the Latin expression \"sub rosa\" meaning \"secretly\" or \"to be undisclosed\".</note> -- I beg your Answer</p>\r\n        <closer><salute>&amp; am <choice><abbr>S<sup>r</sup>r</abbr><expan>Sir</expan></choice> your most <choice><abbr>Obd H<sup>b</sup> Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient Humble Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n        <signed></signed>JHall</closer>\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    <postscript>I fancy you <choice><abbr>p<sup>d</sup>.</abbr><expan>paid</expan></choice> for the Express - if So I will remind him of it  -\r\n        <lb />We have no <ingredient n=\"127\">Extract. Hyoscyam</ingredient> - I could wish to have a Little of it Sent\r\n    <lb />me - we are not yet so fond of poison in England as you are in <choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />The <ingredient n=\"143\">flores Zinci</ingredient> I think do not answer with us ---\r\n    <lb />adieu once more Jn<sup>o</sup>. Hall</postscript></div>\r\n    <div><p><lb />D<sup>r</sup>. <u>Cullen</u>\r\n    <lb />Edinburg</p>\r\n    <handShift /><annot><p> \r\n        <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Hall\r\n    <lb />about Anth<sup>y</sup> Wilkinson\r\n        <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 1<sup>st</sup>. 1774.\r\n    <lb />Vol. 1. p. 143. <del>Vol. I.</del>1L</p></annot></div>\r\n</body>', 941, 2, '2014-09-03 15:39:38', 44),
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In conseÂ¬\r\n            <lb />quence of this I wrote a letter to you addressed to <space w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb /><space w=\"1\" /><note>Cullen has left a gap to add a title and name, but the person cannot be identified.</note> in Lancashire where I supposed you would then be\r\n            <lb />or if you Should not that the letter would be forwarded\r\n            <lb />to Yorkshire. It gives me the greatest concern to find\r\n            <lb />that this letter has miscarried and I Shall now enÂ¬\r\n            <lb />deavour to Supply it as well as I can.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />It is possible there may be a fixed ailment about\r\n            <lb />one or other of the <bodypart n=\"46\">orifices of the Stomach</bodypart> and if there is\r\n            <lb /> we Shall not be able to do <add place=\"above\">you</add> much Service but I see no\r\n            <lb />reason for Supposing any Such fixed ailment and I think\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />there are many reasons for Supposing that your pains\r\n            <lb />are owing to the recurrence of <symptom n=\"57\">Spasms</symptom> which are often\r\n            <lb />cured and I hope you need not despair of it.</p>\r\n        <p>Whether these <symptom n=\"57\">Spasms</symptom> depend upon the weakness\r\n            <lb />of your <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> alone or if the weakness is owing to a\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"3\">gouty disposition</condition> which does not take its proper course\r\n            <lb />I Shall not determine but am much inclined to the\r\n            <lb />last Supposition. It is <add place=\"above\">not</add> however necessary to determine\r\n            <lb />because upon either Supposition my advice will be the\r\n            <lb />Same and that is, to restore and Support the tone and\r\n            <lb />the proper course of the <bodypart n=\"82\">alimentary canal</bodypart>.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />I trust to a Single medicine which has indeed in\r\n            <lb />some measure been employed already but neither in the\r\n            <lb />form I think best nor in the quantity I have in many\r\n            <lb />cases found necessary. I have found that when taken\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"above\">in</add> large doses, it not only <action n=\"31\">Strengthened</action> the <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> but proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cured regular Stools and only when it had this effect\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />was it very effectual in preventing the return of pains.\r\n            <lb />When you take it at first in small doses it may <add place=\"above\">not</add> open the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> and in that case you must employ a <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> and\r\n            <lb />any one that your late experience has Shewn to answer\r\n            <lb />but I would prefer what is called <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor Oil</ingredient> if you can\r\n            <lb />get it good and your <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> will bear one or two <subst><del>Spoon</del><add place=\"above\">table</add></subst>\r\n            <lb />Spoonfulls of it. It sits best when before it is taken, it\r\n            <lb />is Shaken in a vial with a teaspoonfull or two of Strong\r\n            <lb />Rum. <ingredient n=\"28\">The best Oil <subst><del>is</del><add place=\"above\">will be</add></subst> that which is recently expressed from\r\n                <lb />the Seeds if these can be got fresh</ingredient> at London.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />The powders I prescribe are to be carried to the full\r\n            <lb />doses I propose before you despair of their effects unless\r\n            <lb />from circumstances which I do not foresee they are found\r\n            <lb />to disagree <add place=\"above\">very much</add> with <bodypart n=\"46\">the Stomach</bodypart>. When they are brought\r\n            <lb />to the full dose you are to continue them for four\r\n            <lb />days and no longer but after intermitting them for a \r\n            <lb />week you may return to take them again for several\r\n            <lb />days and this you will do more or less frequently\r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb />as your experience Shall direct. <del>The</del>If they keep your\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> open they will certainly be of service and they may\r\n            <lb />be of Some tho they Should not but if they do not <add place=\"above\">at</add> all <del>I</del>\r\n            <lb />their effects is more doubtfull and the use of them is not to\r\n            <lb />be urged.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />Tho they Shall as I expect be of great service you\r\n            <lb />must <add place=\"above\">not</add> depend upon this medicine alone for whatever\r\n            <lb />its power it cannot restore entirely a <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> that has\r\n            <lb />been so long <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> affected and much less will it cure\r\n            <lb />a <condition n=\"3\">gouty disposition</condition>. The effects of it therefore will not\r\n            <lb />be durable unless your regimen is at the Same time proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />perly ordered.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />The regimen ordered by Dr<sup>r</sup> Stack is in general extremely\r\n            <lb />judicious but I must venture to Say that he is a little\r\n            <lb />severe in forbidding all french Cookery for if it does not\r\n            <lb />entice to take too much I think it generally gives food\r\n            <lb />more easily digested. All Cookery that does this is proper\r\n            <lb />for you but it is of the utmost consequence to you to keep your\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 940, 1, '2014-01-09 14:52:35', 125),
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She is still unable to sitt or lye in one\r\n            <lb/>position for five minutes and very much distresed - The Complaint you\r\n            <lb/>was chiefy consulted upon has quite left her these two days past ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Mr<sup>s.</sup> Houstoun is very much troubled \r\n            with <symptom n=\"3\">seakness</symptom>, whether arising from\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom> on her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> or not I cannot say only she is allways easyer when\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"29\">she belshes it up</symptom> she has no inclination for any kind of food and it is <symptom n=\"8\">difficult\r\n            <lb />to prevail on her to take any kind of nourishment</symptom> - She is considerably troubled\r\n            <lb />with acking pains in <bodypart n=\"17\">her legs</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart> (I suppose <condition n=\"15\">rheumatism</condition>). You will be\r\n            <lb />oblidged to your own invention to make sence of my description of your Patients\r\n            <lb />case but as I am new to the office you will excuse it and am respectfully\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir \r\n                <lb />your most humble Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>Will: Younge</signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />P.S. if you think any answer to this requisite The\r\n            <lb />Carrier has orders to call for it by one o\'Clock\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> William Cullen Physician\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot> \r\n            \r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Houston\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 3. <u>1780.</u>\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>\r\n', 1800, 13, '2014-11-12 14:00:33', 90),
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Broughton probably refers to  James (\"Jamie\") Cullen, as mentioned later in this opening, but one of his brothers may have also been in London. Broughton goes on to mention potential patrons who he clearly assumes will be familiar to Cullen.</note>was brought\r\n         <lb/>me to day of whose welfare I congratulate you:\r\n         <lb/>the other letter is from M<sup>r</sup> Johnstone\'s Sister at Turnham \r\n         <lb/>Green / who has charge of the Marquiss of Annandale/ an \r\n         <lb/><condition n=\"29\">Insane</condition> for these 30 years.<note>George Vanden Bempde (earlier Johnstone) (1720-1792), 3rd Marquess of Annandale. Cullen would have been very familiar with the case because his friend, the philosopher David Hume had taken on the post of tutor to the twenty-five year old marquess in February 1745 when the latter was already very disordered and too ill to be taught. Hume resigned within a year after a disagreement with the person set in charge of his pupil\'s management.</note> \r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n I wish I could suceed for \r\n         <lb/>your Son James --- Wilson &amp; Dr. Saunders can do\r\n         <lb/>nothing - Pray wait on <choice><abbr>Cap<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>Captain</expan></choice>\r\n         <choice><abbr>Rob<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Robert</expan></choice> Preston who is now\r\n         <lb/>in Scotland with his Father <choice><abbr>S<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Sir</expan></choice> George on the Castlehill:\r\n         <lb/>he can much, if he pushes Fowler <u>or rather his Wife.</u>\r\n     </p>\r\n     <p>\r\n         <lb/>Mr Trail the person from the Orkneys &amp; as \r\n         <lb/>specified as the 3<sup>d</sup> Case in my printed letter waited on \r\n         <lb/> <choice><abbr>S<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Sir</expan></choice> John Pringle who was much satisfied of his Care; as\r\n         <lb/>he took no in ternall Medicine &amp; has remained well\r\n         <lb/>these 18 months, he also told him that whenever anything of that Humour appeared in the Palace\r\n         <lb/>he should avail himself of my application &amp; D<sup>r</sup>\r\n         <lb/>Warren (who introduced me to the great Foley family)\r\n         <lb/>also on seing Trail, said that my Ointment, had \r\n         <lb/>he thought, Exceeded Human Art in the Cases he had \r\n         <lb/>seen - I wish to tell you what these Candid &amp;\r\n         <lb/>Eminent men think of it here: which corroborates \r\n         <lb/>what you yourself have been pleased to say of me\r\n         <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n         <lb/>Doctor Gilchrist <choice><abbr>Jun<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Junior</expan></choice> who remains here all\r\n         <lb/>Winter consulted me by his Fathers desire about his Brother who has laboured under \r\n         <lb/><condition n=\"41\">scrofulous</condition> Complaints these 15 years &amp; not \r\n         <lb/> yet free I told him I should not send any more of the Ointment out of my reach as \r\n         <lb/>I thought myself ill used by D<sup>r</sup> Rutherford \r\n         <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Wood &amp; M<sup>r</sup> Balfour surgeons in Edinburgh\r\n    </p>\r\n     <p>\r\n         <lb/>You will be pleased to send to me \r\n         <lb/>back the two letters from the Cancered patients \r\n         <lb/>if they should not come to hand before this\r\n         <lb/>reaches you, they will in the course of a day \r\n         <lb/>or two - My Cures <u>dear Sir</u> will sooner\r\n         <lb/>or later speak for themselves &amp; surmount \r\n         <lb/>any opposition from low, selfish Men -\r\n    </p>\r\n     <p>\r\n         <lb/>Mr Cumings Child Watchmaker in Bond street \r\n         <lb/>whom M<sup>r</sup> John Hunter said he could do no good\r\n         <lb/>to, is under my Care &amp; getting well apace, also \r\n         <lb/>3 patients of Caesar Hawkins\'s Esq<sup>r</sup> I can\'t help\r\n         <lb/>plucking their Feathers.\r\n     </p>\r\n     <closer>\r\n         <salute>I am with great Esteem Yours in haste</salute>\r\n         <signed>Cha<sup>s</sup> Broughton</signed>\r\n     </closer>  \r\n </div>\r\n  <div>\r\n      <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n      <p>\r\n          <lb/> Doctor Cullen \r\n      </p>\r\n      <handShift/>\r\n      <annot>\r\n          <lb/> 1773\r\n      </annot>\r\n  </div> \r\n    </body>', 856, 3, '2013-08-15 17:21:34', 145),
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in\r\n        <lb />this take the opportunity to request that you will upon\r\n        <lb />your arrival here Come or Send immediatly to me, that\r\n        <lb />I may have the pleasure of Letting you into this case as\r\n        <lb />much as I can before you See M<sup>r</sup> Wilkinson -- who is an\r\n        <lb />Exceeding odd Young Gentleman, &amp; who altho at present\r\n        <lb />in a very awkward Situation is att all times Labouring under\r\n        <lb />the malade Imaginaire,<note>Translates literally as  \"the Imaginary malady\', a common term for what might now be labelled \"hypochondria\".</note> therefore if you Do not from\r\n        <lb />any particular situation of your Business Sett off immediatly\r\n        <lb />upon the <choice><abbr>rec<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>receipt</expan></choice> of this, please to write two Letters, or\r\n        <lb />if only one, Lett these be nothing in it that Can Alarm\r\n        <lb />him as he will See it -- If you do not immediatly\r\n        <lb />Come, Lett an Express Come Back again to me with any\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />Directions you would Chuse to recommend --</p>\r\n    <p><lb />This Gentleman is about 24 - thin but rather Bony - &amp; Seemingly\r\n    <lb />a Good Constitution for some years till 12 months ago Lived freely\r\n        <lb />has had <condition n=\"20\">venereal Complaints</condition> -- been Cured I understand by <treatment n=\"8\">InjecÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tions</treatment> -- <condition n=\"20\">no appearance of a venereal Complaint</condition> now remaiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ning nor when his present Complaint Began -- about 12 months\r\n        <lb />ago after having drank freely was Seized with an <symptom n=\"65\">Haemorrhage</symptom>\r\n        <lb />which made <symptom n=\"27\">his urine appear Like thin Blood</symptom> - by the use\r\n        <lb />of <ingredient n=\"91\">nitrous</ingredient> &amp; <action n=\"37\">Softening Emulsions</action> it went off -- he had\r\n        <lb />a return of this a few months after -- which was reliev\'d\r\n        <lb />by the same means, &amp; about 2 months ago had again a\r\n        <lb />return when the same method answerd --- after therecovery\r\n        <lb />or rather <symptom n=\"27\">cessation from Bloody urine</symptom> he has taken the\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">Cortex</ingredient> &amp; <action n=\"44\">Gentle Styptics</action> --- <symptom n=\"27\">his Water when free from\r\n        <lb />Blood is made rather thickish</symptom> -- &amp; drops a Branny SediÂ¬\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />ment which he thinks <symptom n=\"42\">pus</symptom> --- &amp; which with a pain (as he\r\n        <lb />describes) nearly about <bodypart n=\"56\">the Sphincter of the Bladder</bodypart>, is the\r\n        <lb />only foundation for Supposing it arising from <condition n=\"32\">an Ulcer</condition>.\r\n        <lb />the pain he has is so inconsiderable as I do suppose to\r\n        <lb />have been almost unnoticed by any other person Less WhimÂ¬\r\n        <lb />sical -- the <symptom n=\"27\">very Bloody urine</symptom> has each Attack Continued\r\n        <lb />a four days, &amp; towards the Close is Clotted--- he has no\r\n        <lb />pain in <bodypart n=\"28\">his Back</bodypart> or any other Complaint on Earth ---\r\n        <lb />his habit When Young was humoural, &amp; from the\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"11\">Stopping an Issue</treatment> his Mother dates his Complaints ---\r\n        <lb />I have Just Given you the above Slight Sketch that you\r\n        <lb />might not be quite in the dark respecting his Situation\r\n        <lb />&amp; that you might have an opportunity if your affairs\r\n        <lb />will not allow you to Come directly to offer some hints\r\n        <lb />respecting him which shall be attended to with all proper\r\n        <lb />respect.</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>By Your Most <choice><abbr>H<sup>ble</sup> Ser<sup>vt</sup></abbr><expan>Humble Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n    <signed>JHall</signed></closer></div>\r\n<div><pb n=\"4\" /><handShift />\r\n<annot><p><lb />M<sup>r</sup> Hall\r\n<lb />about A. Wilkinson\r\n<lb /><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 26 1774\r\n  <lb />V. I. p. 148\r\n</p></annot></div></body>', 939, 11, '2014-10-13 15:11:45', 127),
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Cullen</salute></opener>\r\n    <p><lb />I have a valuable Negro man at 21/2 years of age\r\n        <lb />is troubled with <condition n=\"5\">Epileptic Fits</condition>, these four or more years, he does not struggle <symptom n=\"72\">nor foam</symptom>\r\n        <lb />in them. About a year ago I gave him the <ingredient n=\"29\">pouder of Tin</ingredient> as directed by D<sup>r</sup> Alston\r\n        <lb />it did him good keept the fits off some time, he\'s not under my Eye I can\'t be particular\r\n        <lb />but they still follow him, but not every full moon, he is sober never tasted Rum or Spirits\r\n        <lb />in his Life. I\'m advised to a medcine for him much <choice><abbr>recommed<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>recommended</expan></choice> by you, the <ingredient n=\"143\">Flowers\r\n        <lb />of Zink</ingredient>, is not to be had here. I presume upon Old familiarity<note>As detailed in the biographical notes, Robert Brisbane, a native Scot whose father was a master at Hamilton Grammar School when Cullen attended, had probably known the physician since their youth.</note>, you\'ll send me\r\n        <lb />some of it Genuine with your directions &amp; Experienced by some of your Leith or\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Bo=ness</abbr><expan>Bo\'ness</expan></choice> ships, the Bearer must put it in his Chest or Pocket as we must not\r\n        <lb />import any package after <choice><abbr>decem<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>december</expan></choice> 1<sup>st</sup>. It may save many a poor negro from ruin\r\n    <lb />in the fire.<note>This allusion is rather obscure. Although burning was used as a punishment for slaves, it seems more likely that Brisbane is thinking of the dangers of falling into a fire  (though it is possible that he is using the phrase metaphorically to indicate the  \'fire\' of illness).</note>  If my Health continues as good as since I saw you last, I may see\r\n    <lb />you again in Summer, till then excuse all Ceremonie from</p>\r\n    <closer><salute><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n    <lb />your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Ser<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n    <signed>Ro Brisbane</signed></closer></div>\r\n    <div><pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p><lb />D<sup>r</sup> William Cullen\r\n        <lb />Professor of Physick\r\n        <lb />Edinburgh</p>\r\n        <handShift /><annot>D<sup>r</sup> <supplied>Rob Brisbane</supplied>\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Febry.</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1775.<note>Since the date on the letter, although rubbed or faded, is readable as 1774, this is probably the date the letter actually reached Cullen from Carolina.</note></annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n    </body>', 938, 3, '2014-04-29 15:13:27', 129),
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I found that two\r\n            <lb />of them <action n=\"21\">operated downwards rather severely</action>\r\n            <lb />&amp; one had no effect. I therefore took one &amp; a\r\n            <lb />half, which however affected <bodypart n=\"66\">my guts</bodypart> a little.</p>\r\n        <p>I follow\'d all your other directions most\r\n        <lb />Faithfully, but cannot say there is any\r\n        <lb />sensible alteration in my disorder, and tho\r\n        <lb />I never had excruciating pains, I am now\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"26\">very much emaciated</symptom>. <bodypart n=\"46\">My stomach</bodypart>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />is good enough and I have no symptoms\r\n            <lb />of any other disorder ------ I would now\r\n        <lb />beg to know whether you would prescribe\r\n        <lb />any other medecines for me --- I have seen\r\n            <lb />some of late who were cured of <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatick\r\n                <lb />disorders</condition> by Useing D<sup>r</sup> <ingredient n=\"83\">James\'s Fever pouders</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />If you do not think there is anything in\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"above\">my</add>Case which would make the use of them peÂ¬\r\n        <lb />culiarly dangerous, I would willingly try\r\n            <lb />them, but in this as in every other partiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />cular your oppinion shall be the sole rule</p>\r\n        <closer><salute>with\r\n        <lb />Sir\r\n            <lb />Your Most <choice><abbr>Obd<sup>t.</sup> Hu<sup>le.</sup> Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient Humble Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n        <signed>Mal: Macneill</signed>\r\n        <dateline>Carskey 10<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb /><u>1774</u></dateline></closer>\r\n        <postscript><p><lb />.P.S.\r\n        <lb />This will be deliver\'d by Arch<sup>d</sup> M<sup>c</sup>Donald Esq<sup>r</sup> Advocate\r\n        <lb />who will forward your answer to me -- Adieu M. M.</p></postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div><pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <p><lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></p>\r\n    <handShift /><annot><p><lb />Malc. Macneil\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 10<sup>th</sup> 1774\r\n        <lb />Vol. II. p. 37</p></annot></div>\r\n</body>', 936, 3, '2012-11-30 23:21:20', 205),
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He sent me Doctor\r\n<lb />Gregory<sub>\'</sub>s Letters, and, asking my opinion and\r\n<lb />advice</p>\r\n<p><lb />On enquiring into his situation was told that\r\n    <lb />The pain was so excruciating in his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> and\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"19\">Knees</bodypart>, that <symptom n=\"17\">he had slept none for several nights,</symptom>\r\n    <lb />that <symptom n=\"21\">he was hot</symptom>, and <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom>, with a <symptom n=\"79\">severe stitch</symptom>\r\n    <lb />in <bodypart n=\"11\">his shoulders</bodypart> which, though he had <symptom n=\"28\">sweated\r\n    <lb />profusely</symptom> for several Days was nothing relieved\r\n    <lb />by it.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />As to the Doctors Directions, I wrote him that\r\n        <lb />I did not think the medicines therein mentioned\r\n        <lb />could be of much service during a fit - as\r\n        <lb />they appeared to be prescribed more as a\r\n        <lb />preventative than Cure - But that he might have\r\n        <lb />some of the Pills by him, <action n=\"21\">as a Laxative</action> in Case\r\n        <lb /><del>in Case</del> of <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom>, and some of the <ingredient n=\"113\">Bitters</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />in case of any uneasiness at <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />But <symptom n=\"17\">as he had been so long without sleep</symptom>, and <symptom n=\"24\">was\r\n        <lb />not costive</symptom>, I advised he should Imediately take\r\n        <lb /><action n=\"34\">an anodyne</action> to procure some Rest\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />And have some <ingredient n=\"151\">Saponaceous Balsam</ingredient> rubbed to\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"11\">his shoulder</bodypart>, as I apprehended <symptom n=\"79\">the stitch</symptom> to partake\r\n        <lb />more of a <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatic</condition> than <condition n=\"3\">Gouty nature</condition></p>\r\n    <p><lb />And if his getting Rest, did not abate the <symptom n=\"34\">feverishÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ness</symptom>, and <symptom n=\"33\">Raving</symptom>, <treatment n=\"1\">He should lose a little Blood,</treatment>\r\n        <lb />and if <ingredient n=\"151\">the Balsam</ingredient> should not relieve <symptom n=\"79\">the stitch</symptom>\r\n        <lb />that <treatment n=\"4\">a Blister might be applyed to the part affected</treatment>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />And having heard him speak favourably of the \r\n    <lb />virtues of Port wine, I desired that for some Days\r\n    <lb />he might be sparing, in the use of it, and take\r\n    <lb />little of any spirritous Liquor, unless he perceived\r\n        <lb />the pain aproaching toward his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> - and for\r\n    <lb />Diet, that he should take Gruel, Barley water,\r\n    <lb />weak wine whey &amp;c for Drink, Chicken Broth\r\n    <lb />and a bit of Chicken for Dinner, for Breakfast and\r\n    <lb />supper he took Porrage and milk, which I desired\r\n    <lb />might be continued --</p>\r\n    <p><lb />He Informed me Next morning that he had only\r\n        <lb />used <ingredient n=\"151\">the Balsam</ingredient> -- <symptom n=\"79\">his stitch was releived</symptom> and he\r\n    <lb />got some sleep by which he was much refreshed\r\n    <lb />But that he would observe my Directions as to\r\n    <lb />Diet --</p>\r\n    <p><lb />As soon as I could see him,\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <lb />being about six weeks from his attack, he was\r\n        <lb />able to walk through the Room on Crutches and\r\n        <lb />was greatly better in all respects. But was still\r\n        <lb />keeping strictly to Regimen. I prescribed a little\r\n        <lb />more freedom in that Respect, fearing bad ConÂ¬\r\n        <lb />sequences from his persevering in a Course so\r\n        <lb />opposite to his usual manner of Life, But could\r\n        <lb />not prevail with him to live so free as I would\r\n        <lb />have him viz to take a Bit of light meat to\r\n        <lb />Dinner and a few Glasses of wine Dayly</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Every little return of Pain he ascribed to this\r\n        <lb />Change of Diet - wherefore he still lives very\r\n        <lb />abstemious, pent up in a warm Room,</p>\r\n    <p><lb />For those flying Pains he took some of the\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> <ingredient n=\"113\">Bitters</ingredient> recommended by D<sup>r</sup> Gregory\r\n        <lb />with a view to fix the pain in some particular\r\n        <lb />part, which he says the Doctor told him was\r\n        <lb />the Intention of them - But does not find they\r\n        <lb />have that effect now, although he Imagined\r\n        <lb />they had such Effect formerly when prescribed,</p>\r\n    <p><lb />About a fortnight ago he complained much\r\n        <lb />of an unneasie stiffness and <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> of his\r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart>, and <bodypart n=\"23\">ankles</bodypart>, without any Pain, save a little\r\n        <lb />in his soles on setting them to the floor, upon exÂ¬\r\n        <lb />amining his <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> I found them <symptom n=\"63\">considerably\r\n            <lb />swelled</symptom> from the Garter Down, and the <bodypart n=\"23\">ankles</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />and <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> <symptom n=\"63\">very much swelled</symptom>, there was <symptom n=\"83\">no disÂ¬\r\n        <lb />colouration of <bodypart n=\"49\">the skin</bodypart>, except a few Puncticula\r\n        <lb />of a Blackish Collour</symptom>, and although he had them\r\n        <lb />covered up with Carded wool, and several flannel\r\n        <lb />wrappers over all, and sitting near a large\r\n        <lb />fire, in a warm room, <bodypart n=\"49\">the skin</bodypart> <del>was</del> <symptom n=\"20\">felt cold</symptom>\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"63\">The swelling</symptom> yeilded to the Touch, and left a Deep\r\n        <lb />Impression - and was not pained though pressed\r\n        <lb />hard with the fingers, and <symptom n=\"63\">the swelling</symptom> always\r\n        <lb />Increased toward Night,</p>\r\n    <p><lb />I was of oppinion <symptom n=\"63\">the swelling</symptom> was plainly\r\n        <lb /><condition n=\"54\">of the Edematous kind</condition> proceeding from an exÂ¬\r\n        <lb />travasation of the <bodypart n=\"61\">Lymph</bodypart>, from the Torpor and\r\n        <lb />Relaxation of the absorbent <del>Vessels</del> and Circulatory\r\n        <lb />Vessels, from the preceding <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammation</symptom>,\r\n        <lb />want of the accustomed exercise, and being\r\n        <lb />kept so long in such a warm relaxing state\r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n        <lb />Advised that his <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart>, and <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> <treatment n=\"39\">should be well\r\n        <lb />rubbed with warm flannels, or <del>a</del> warm hand\r\n        <lb />chiefly upwards</treatment>, Night and morning as the\r\n        <lb />safest and most effectual method, of promoting\r\n        <lb />the absorption and Circulation of the stagnant\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"61\">Lymph</bodypart>, and by suplying the want of exercise to\r\n        <lb />recover the Tone of the vessels - at this he seemd\r\n        <lb />much alarmed, But on my assuring him there\r\n        <lb />was no danger in making a Tryal he complyed,\r\n        <lb />and promised to have it regularly done, But I\r\n        <lb />being absent for a few Days, after <treatment n=\"39\">he had used\r\n        <lb />the rubbing twice or three</treatment> He observed <symptom n=\"63\">the\r\n            <lb />swelling</symptom> abating in the <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> (which\r\n        <lb />indeed was observable <treatment n=\"39\">on the first rubbing</treatment>) But\r\n        <lb />that his <bodypart n=\"19\">knees</bodypart> became <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom> - and being\r\n        <lb />naturally Apprehensive, and fearing it would\r\n        <lb />fly to his Body - He Imediatly <treatment n=\"39\">gave up the\r\n        <lb />the rubbing</treatment> and complained loudly of my giving\r\n        <lb />him wrong advice, which if I did, it was more\r\n        <lb />than I meant - and more than I am as yet persuaded\r\n        <lb />of - The advice I gave was according to\r\n        <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n        <lb />what my opinion of the Disorder was, and still is\r\n        <lb />yet I will not be positive, <condition n=\"3\">the Gout</condition> is a Disease in\r\n        <lb />observing or treating of which <del>of which</del> I have but\r\n        <lb />small experience - And if the most skilled may\r\n        <lb />sometimes err - much more a Tyro in the science.\r\n        <lb />However the above is a candid state of facts, which \r\n        <lb />on several accounts I am prompted to submitt\r\n        <lb />to the examination of a superior of Candour &amp;\r\n        <lb />experience sufficient to entitle and enable him\r\n        <lb />to decide in such matters.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />And I humbly entreat that at your Convenience\r\n    <lb />you will be kind enough to consider the Case, and\r\n    <lb />favour me with your Opinion that if I am in the\r\n        <lb />right I may the better silence any reports which\r\n    <lb />may be spread to my disadvantage and if wrong\r\n    <lb />that I may for the future be more cautious in such cases</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Your Complyance will be doing me an\r\n    <lb />Inexpressible obligation</p><closer><salute>while I am\r\n    <lb />Dear Sir with great esteem\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> most obedient <choice><abbr>sevt</abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n    <signed>Ivie Campbell</signed></closer>\r\n<pb n=\"8\" /><postscript>\r\n        <p><lb />P.S.\r\n        <lb />If pleased to favour me with an answer\r\n        <lb />beg you ll be so good as be particular, with\r\n            <lb />respect to your Opinion of the <add place=\"above\">nature of</add> <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> whither\r\n            <lb />it is a symptom of a present subsisting <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition>, or\r\n            <lb />only a secondary Effect, as any <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> I\r\n        <lb />have had occasion to observe during a fit\r\n            <lb />was <symptom n=\"62\">of the Infammatory kind</symptom>, hard, and the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin tense</bodypart>, painful to the Touch, did not Pitt and\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"82\">of a red Collour</symptom> --\r\n        <lb />Iv: C</p>\r\n    </postscript></div></body>', 934, 3, '2013-07-24 18:22:33', 146),
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I sett off for Buxton, at which\r\n    <lb />place I stayd Six weeks. I Bath\'d, and <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"5\">drunk the\r\n    <lb />waters moderately</ingredient> according to your Advice; and\r\n    <lb />before I left Buxton I found my Self Stronger\r\n    <lb />Bathing, &amp; <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"5\"><del>drinking the</del> the Spaw water</ingredient> both agreed\r\n    <lb />with me very wel, as I was warm &amp; in <add place=\"above\">an</add> agreable\r\n    <lb />glow after Bathing, and <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"5\">the Waters</ingredient> agreed very wel\r\n    <lb />on <bodypart n=\"46\">my Stomach</bodypart>; I used very frequent Exercise\r\n    <lb />while I was there; I used the Bath as a Cold one by\r\n    <lb />jumping inn and coming out Immediately. I found\r\n    <lb />no Uneasiness, or Complaint from the Bath, but when\r\n    <lb />I got cold it made me <symptom n=\"34\">Feverish</symptom>. I both went, and\r\n    <lb />Came in a Carriage, and thought that did me service\r\n    <lb />likewise; Since I came home, I think I can walk\r\n    <lb />about double the Space I cou\'d, before I went to\r\n    <lb />Buxton, I have not <add place=\"above\">yet</add> Bath\'d <del>in a Tubb</del> since I cam\r\n    <lb />home, as I have not got a Suitable Vessel to Bath\r\n    <lb />in but expects one shortly; <bodypart n=\"46\">My Stomach</bodypart> is weak\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <lb />and relaxed yet, as I\'m <add place=\"above\">very</add> full after Eating and <symptom n=\"29\">Wind\r\n    <lb />Belches</symptom> up off <bodypart n=\"46\">my Stomach</bodypart> and have sometimes <symptom n=\"29\">sour\r\n    <lb />Belchings</symptom>, tho\' <bodypart n=\"46\">my Stomach</bodypart> I think is rather Better now\r\n    <lb />than before I went to Buxton; I\'ve still betimes <symptom n=\"10\">a palpatation,\r\n    <lb />or jumping</symptom> of my <del>Heart</del> <bodypart n=\"42\">H<add place=\"above\">e</add>art</bodypart>, whin I stoup down, and Rise Up\r\n    <lb />suddenly, or from sudden Motions of the Body &amp;c.; I use very\r\n    <lb />frequent Exercise since I came home, but am very unable\r\n    <lb />to bear the Cold air, as <symptom n=\"20\">I\'m very chilly</symptom>, and <symptom n=\"22\">a sort of giddyish</symptom> when\r\n    <lb />much Exposed to the Weather. I wear a Flannel waistcoat next\r\n    <lb />my skin Tho\' I\'m pinchd to bear the cold -- Shall beg the Favor\r\n    <lb />of a Line from you the first opportunity, Informing me from\r\n    <lb />the Above, of what you thought further Necessary to my wish\'d-Â¬\r\n    <lb />for Health; and if you thought a Town woud be proper for me to\r\n    <lb /><unclear>Live</unclear> in this winter, and if you thought sending for <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"5\">a Small quantity\r\n    <lb />of Buxton Spaw water in Bottles</ingredient> might be of any service; and\r\n    <lb />how I must use my self when Bathing at home; your presented\r\n    <lb />with the Inclos\'d Note by</p><closer><salute>your most Esteem\'d and most oblig\'d\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>H<u>ble</u> Serv<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>Humble Servant</expan></choice></salute> <signed>Jos: Sanderson</signed></closer>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n<postscript><p>\r\n    <lb />P.S. When I was at <supplied>Buxton</supplied> I went to see a place\r\n    <lb />called Matlock in Derbyshire where there is two\r\n    <lb />Baths (and I supose the most romantick situation\r\n    <lb />in England) I Bath\'d twice there but did not Agree\r\n    <lb />with me being too Cold, It\'s Seven Degrees coldir than\r\n    <lb />Buxton; I was warm after Bathing thire, but found\r\n    <lb />an Oppression and a little uneas<subst><del>y</del><add place=\"above\">i</add></subst>ness in my left side\r\n    <lb />as it did not Agree I left it of -- I hope youll send\r\n    <lb />me a Line when Opportune and oblige JS</p>\r\n    <p><lb />NB I\'d forgot to Mention that when My\r\n        <lb />Digestion is Bad I\'m often <symptom n=\"34\"><add place=\"above\">very</add> Feverish</symptom> after Eating\r\n        <lb />a full Meal Especially Dinner and sometimes\r\n        <lb />most especially the <symptom n=\"7\">Flatulent &amp; Indigestive <del>kind</del>\r\n        <lb />kind feels to lay heavy on <bodypart n=\"46\">my stomach</bodypart> as if\r\n        <lb />Indigestible</symptom> and causes a <symptom n=\"10\">Sensation of a \r\n        <lb />palpatation</symptom> of my <bodypart n=\"42\">Heart</bodypart> --</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Ive now No Complaints but <symptom n=\"23\">Weakness</symptom>\r\n        <lb />(Especially my <bodypart n=\"51\">Limbs</bodypart>) and a Relaxd or Disord\'rd\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> -- I\'m allways the best when my\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> is Empty.</p></postscript></div>\r\n    <div><pb n=\"4\" /><p>\r\n        <lb />To\r\n        <lb />M<sup>r</sup>.. W<sup>m</sup>.. Cullen\r\n        <lb />Professor of Physick\r\n        <lb />Edinburgh</p>\r\n        <handShift /><annot><p><lb />Jos. Sanderson\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1774\r\n        <lb />Vol. III. 80.</p></annot>\r\n        </div>\r\n</body>', 933, 11, '2015-04-17 22:01:58', 102),
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Guiac.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"101\" t=\"3\">solÂ¬\r\n                <lb />utions of Gum Guiac</ingredient>, with the use of the coldbath in the\r\n            <lb />intervals of the periods &amp; small doses of <ingredient n=\"135\">allum</ingredient> â€“ She has conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tinued for these five or six months, more free from her <condition n=\"15\">rheumÂ¬\r\n                <lb />atick</condition> complaints than she had been formerly, she used the\r\n            <lb />cold bath in the manner you directed, she used sometimes <ingredient n=\"16\">mustÂ¬\r\n                <lb />ard seed</ingredient>, sometimes <ingredient n=\"34\">sulphur</ingredient>, but for the most part a <ingredient n=\"101\" t=\"3\">solution\r\n                    <lb />of Gum Guiac</ingredient> as <action n=\"21\">laxatives</action> when <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom>, the last seemed\r\n            <lb />to give her more relief than any other medicine, when her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> was attacked with the <condition n=\"15\">rheumatick complaint</condition>,\r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"34\">sulphur</ingredient> she only used for some time that she was\r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb />afflicted with <condition n=\"38\">piles</condition>. 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Vitriol</ingredient> &amp; small doses of <ingredient n=\"135\">allum</ingredient>, I\r\n            <lb />even gave her <ingredient n=\"135\">allum</ingredient> to the quantity of fifty grains in\r\n            <lb />the day, with <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"1\">tincture of roses</ingredient> during the period, it\r\n            <lb />seemed to moderate the evacuation tho it did not shorten\r\n            <lb />the period of its duration, she has never any <symptom n=\"34\">appearance\r\n            <lb />of fever</symptom> at the approach of the menses, no sense of pain nor\r\n            <lb />any appearance of disease of the organ, it seems to be\r\n            <lb />occasioned by an extreme delicacy of habit &amp; <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> -\r\n            <lb />I have had but one opportunity of seeing her for some\r\n            <lb />months, which was the last period but one, during it she\r\n            <lb />took five &amp; forty grains of <ingredient n=\"135\">allum</ingredient> in the day, the evacuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ation was more moderate than usual, I have just had a\r\n            <lb />letter with accounts, that the last which was over on\r\n            <lb />saturday, was attended with an evacuation uncommonly\r\n            <lb />great &amp; which has <symptom n=\"23\">weakend</symptom> her to a great degree, to\r\n            <lb />prevent a return of which, is what Mrs Dempster chiefly\r\n            <lb />wants to have your advice. 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<bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart> &amp;\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> att that time, Give him some little respite, but\r\n            <lb />since has arissen the most alarming hight, &amp; has\r\n            <lb />now reduced him to the last degree of <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> &amp;\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"55\">Langour</symptom>.-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />By this Increase of his Disorder he has been\r\n            <lb />prevented from rest, almost for whole nights- And\r\n            <lb />if at any time he slumbered he was awaked by\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"17\">frightfull Dreams</symptom>, &amp; startings- And in this situÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ation (<choice><abbr>Doc<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Doctor</expan></choice> Groat the Physician who attended him\r\n            <lb />&amp; who has done every thing in his power for his\r\n            <lb />ease) Greatly feared a <symptom n=\"33\">Delerium</symptom> from his Great\r\n            <lb />Watchings, Breaking of wind &amp;c- Therefore the\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Doc<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Doctor</expan></choice> judged it necessary to <treatment n=\"1\">take some Blood</treatment> from\r\n            <lb />him more especially as his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse was rather quick\r\n                <lb />&amp; strong</symptom>- The quantity taken was nearest to eight\r\n            <lb />ounces, <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> when cold appeared to be very ritch\r\n            <lb />without the appearance of any thin InflamÂ¬\r\n            <lb />matory- This <symptom n=\"56\">anxiety, &amp; dread</symptom> of the approachÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing <symptom n=\"33\">delerium</symptom> (as stated above), made him very\r\n            <lb />unhappy- to ease <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> the <choice><abbr>Doc<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Doctor</expan></choice> applyed a <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment>\r\n            <lb />to the top of his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> more by way of prevention\r\n            <lb />than otherwise, keeping it open in the ordinary\r\n            <lb />way- &amp; that for about a fortnight-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />The <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> being thus keept open eased his\r\n            <lb />mind, &amp; keept the symptoms he so much dreadÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ed greatly att Bay-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />You may remember you was wrote to of\r\n            <lb />his taking <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient>, but it purging him it was left\r\n            <lb />off, &amp; this renewed for about a week it seemed to <del>be</del>\r\n            <lb />do him but little good- Therefore was Dropt in\r\n            <lb />the species, &amp; about three weeks afterwards <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Doc<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Doctor</expan></choice> give it him in <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"15\">Decoction</ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> answered well\r\n            <lb />(but this last shall be stated in its proper place).\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The above management was previous to his\r\n            <lb />receiving your Excellent Instructions, <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he\'s folÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lowed as close as possible in Every Instance- OnÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly exercise <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he\'s totally deprived off, first\r\n            <lb />on <choice><abbr>Acc<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>account</expan></choice> of his great <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom>, &amp; next the cliÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mate, &amp; season of the year.-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The chewing of the <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> he had\r\n            <lb />left off &amp; only used the tincture by the <choice><abbr>Doc<sup>r\'s</sup></abbr><expan>Doctors</expan></choice> directiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />on to give him a stool or so-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Matters thus stood on the most distresfull\r\n            <lb />state with very little alteration untill <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> 19<sup>th</sup> <unclear>Att</unclear>\r\n            <lb />about five o clock in the evening, when he was\r\n            <lb />all of a sudden seized with <symptom n=\"2\">Great shiverings</symptom> like\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"18\">Aguish</condition><symptom n=\"5\">fitts</symptom>, <symptom n=\"15\">strong &amp; quick pulse</symptom>, great\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"68\">Drowth</symptom> with an Increase of his <symptom n=\"56\">Anxiety</symptom> &amp;\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> if possible-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Upon the <choice><abbr>Doc<sup>r\'s</sup></abbr><expan>Doctors</expan></choice> being sent for &amp;\r\n            <lb />finding the symtoms before Desscribed, he <treatment n=\"1\">let some\r\n                <lb />blood</treatment> to the Quantity of six Ounces or thereabouts.\r\n            <lb />Still his dread of his Distemper becoming <condition n=\"9\">maÂ¬\r\n                <lb />naicall</condition>, Inflamed every symtom of his Disorder.\r\n            <lb />The <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> was again renewed, as before &amp; he put\r\n            <lb />to Bed-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />The Doctor ordered him a cordiall mixture <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />relieved him much. He had <symptom n=\"17\">Broken slumbers</symptom>\r\n            <lb />untill towards morning sometimes for a quarter\r\n            <lb />of an hour together, but his intervalls were dreadÂ¬\r\n            <lb />full awaking in the greatest of fright &amp; pain.-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />And now it was that his <symptom n=\"33\">Delerium</symptom> seemed\r\n            <lb />to be fixed- more towards Day light (this being\r\n            <lb />about five oClock) his slumbers seemed to be less\r\n            <lb />Interrupted &amp; <symptom n=\"28\">a Breathing sweat</symptom> broke out all\r\n            <lb />over his Body when his <condition n=\"10\">fever remitted</condition>-\r\n            <lb />He now sleept <del>still</del> <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> Greater ease &amp; RefreshÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ment, &amp; this a good deal thro the day- Took also\r\n            <lb />some sago with a little wine- This Drink Barly\r\n            <lb />water with <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient>, as he complained of\r\n            <lb />a <condition n=\"24\">Strangury</condition>- 20<sup>th</sup>. His <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> regular and free from\r\n            <lb />labouring, he had some loose stools <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> Give\r\n            <lb />him Great Ease- The <choice><abbr>Doc<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Doctor</expan></choice> ordered him the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"15\">Decoction of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Bark</ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"96\" t=\"15\">Snake root</ingredient>- This\r\n            <lb />evening he Broke wind Downward <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> was\r\n            <lb />more than he had done since the Begining of his\r\n            <lb />Distemper-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />21<sup>st</sup>. Continued to slumber without <choice><abbr>refreshmt</abbr><expan>refreshment</expan></choice>. very\r\n            <lb />frequently <symptom n=\"17\">Interrupted by Dreaming and Starting</symptom>-\r\n            <lb />He continues also very weak- The Food was such\r\n            <lb />as you had ordered with a small quantity of\r\n            <lb />wine <choice><abbr>&amp;tc</abbr><expan>etcetra</expan></choice>. For Drink the Barley water continuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ed, with a change of Toast &amp; water rather stronger\r\n            <lb />than ordinary- This last he liked much-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />22<sup>d</sup>. Much the same as the preceding day-\r\n            <lb />The cordiall mixture continued on Account of his\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"6\">depression of spirits</symptom>- The <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"15\">Deoction of the Bark</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />also continued.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />23<sup>d</sup>. The Doctor ordered him the <ingredient n=\"9\" t=\"1\">tincture of Rhubarb</ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> operated very well; This night he sleept well\r\n            <lb />&amp; Long att a time &amp; was Greatly refreshed afÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ter it- When he awoke thro <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> night he took\r\n            <lb />some sago, Barley &amp;c as before mentioned-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />the use of the flannell had an Agreeable EfÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fect-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />24<sup>th</sup>, 25<sup>th</sup>. 26<sup>th</sup>. Much the same, he continues <add place=\"above\">rather</add> to weaken-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />27<sup>th</sup>. Sleept too much without <choice><abbr>refreshmt</abbr><expan>refreshment</expan></choice> in Great\r\n            <lb />Perturbation of mind- His <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> still open\r\n            <lb />&amp; runs much-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />28<sup>th</sup>, 29<sup>th</sup>. &amp; 30<sup>th</sup>. Very little alteration; &amp; Greatly Distressed-\r\n            <lb />He seems to Dread his attacks, <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> now were\r\n            <lb />fixed by regular <symptom n=\"95\">Paroxsims</symptom>, &amp; whose approach\r\n            <lb />he always predicted, by the utmost dread &amp;\r\n            <lb />terror- And until he belched, or broke wind\r\n            <lb />downwards continued <add place=\"above\">also</add> in the greatest Agony-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The <choice><abbr>Doc<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Doctor</expan></choice> laid aside the use of the <ingredient n=\"9\" t=\"1\">tincture \r\n                <lb />of  <del>the</del>rhubarb</ingredient>, &amp; give him stoved prunes in\r\n            <lb />its stead- <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> answered well- Takes the\r\n            <lb />Sago, Barley, &amp;c as above- But nothing\r\n            <lb />solid- He uses water gruell &amp; frequently <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />supports him Greatly-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />From <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> 1<sup>st</sup> to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> 8<sup>th</sup> continues much the same <add place=\"above\">as to his complaints</add> &amp; not\r\n            <lb />withstanding his miserable state seem to\r\n            <lb />get some streinth-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />9<sup>th</sup>. Thro the whole day continued in Great Distress\r\n            <lb />his <symptom n=\"5\">fitts</symptom> being more frequent &amp; violent, than\r\n            <lb />heretofore, towards Evening &amp; in the night,\r\n            <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            <lb />he solicited the <choice><abbr>Doc<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Doctor</expan></choice> to <symptom n=\"65\">take some Blood</symptom> from\r\n            <lb />him, <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he did to the Quantity of six or seven\r\n            <lb />Ounces- His rest was greatly interrupted\r\n            <lb />afterwards- and its <add><del>greatly</del>much</add> to be feared. that the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"71\">confusion</symptom> in his head is rather fix\'t- At least\r\n            <lb />he Dreads it himself.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Ever since his first attack he contiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nues rather <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> (as you predict) &amp; <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />makes him very unhappy, when he\'s longer\r\n            <lb />in that state than he would Incline-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />upon this Last <add><del><illegible w=\"1\" />Attack</del><symptom n=\"5\">Fitt</symptom></add> he being in the above\r\n            <lb />state the <choice><abbr>Doc<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Doctor</expan></choice> give him a <action n=\"24\">purging mixture</action>\r\n            <lb />to be taken occasionally <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"22\" t=\"1\">Tincture of ValeÂ¬\r\n                <lb />rian</ingredient>- He also used the <ingredient n=\"22\">Valerian</ingredient>, &amp; <ingredient n=\"96\">Snake\r\n                    <lb />root</ingredient> by way of <treatment n=\"11\">pea</treatment> for a day or two- but\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> very little effect- And to conclude this\r\n            <lb />simple narrative of facts- And <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> is\r\n            <lb />transmitted to you for your immediate ansÂ¬\r\n            <lb />wer, as M<sup>r</sup> Ross will be very Impatient.\r\n            <lb />I must entreat therefore you\'ll send it as soon\r\n            <lb />as may be as Im certain nothing can give\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"margin\">him</add> greater pleasure, nor can anything be of\r\n            <lb />more reall service towards his relief, than\r\n            <lb />your Excellent Directions, as he\'s often\r\n            <lb />Experienced- And I am\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir-\r\n                <lb />with <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Greatest Esteem\r\n                <lb />your very humble <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>James Fea</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Mr <supplied>Fea</supplied>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>ab<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>about</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Ross\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 10<sup>th</sup> 1774\r\n                <lb />Vol. I. p.151\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 943, 1, '2014-10-17 11:34:16', 174),
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By mistake my last to you\r\n            <lb />was dated the day his Lordship died, which ought to have been\r\n            <lb />the day before. â€“ His <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> and <symptom n=\"12\">breathlessness</symptom> became more\r\n            <lb />troublesome and uneasie to him that evening which continÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ued &amp; encreased thro\' the night. â€“ The next morning, a Rattling\r\n            <lb />in his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> came on; he became speechless, and about three\r\n            <lb />o\'Clock in the afternoon he expired easily. Eight &amp; forty hours\r\n            <lb />after his Lordships death I opened the <bodypart n=\"73\">thorax</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"30\">abdomen</bodypart>. In\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"73\">Thorax</bodypart> the <bodypart n=\"84\">Bronchial Glands</bodypart> both before &amp; behind were <condition n=\"65\">Schirrous</condition>\r\n            <lb />to a very considerable degree. â€“ Those before were as large as a Goose\r\n            <lb />Egg, and those behind, that of a Hen. â€“ They were very little advanc\'d\r\n            <lb />in the <symptom n=\"43\">ulcerous</symptom> state. The <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart> in the Right cavity of\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"73\">Thorax</bodypart>, were in a pretty sound state and did not adher any\r\n            <lb />where to the <bodypart n=\"43\">Pleura.</bodypart> Those in the Left Cavity, adhered not\r\n            <lb />in points; but universally where ever they could come in\r\n            <lb />contact, and that so firmly as that they could not be separated\r\n            <lb />without the knife or tearing. In the under part where they\r\n            <lb />adhered to the <bodypart n=\"85\">diaphragm</bodypart> there was a considerable <condition n=\"68\">SchirÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rous</condition> induration,and about two Inches from that, and more\r\n            <lb />in their substance another, of smaller bulk, both of which\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />were tending to <symptom n=\"42\">suppuration</symptom> and further advanced than the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"84\">Bronchial Glands</bodypart>. The <bodypart n=\"42\">Heart</bodypart> was large &amp; flaccid, and\r\n            <lb />neither it nor <bodypart n=\"57\">the large vessells</bodypart> were stuffed with any PolyÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pous concretions and contained very little <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart>.</p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In the <bodypart n=\"30\">abdomen</bodypart>, the <bodypart n=\"69\">lower Intestines</bodypart> were extremely loaded\r\n            <lb />with hard, large formed fÃ¦ces, down to about six or seven inches\r\n            <lb />from the <bodypart n=\"53\">anus</bodypart>, where there was a <condition n=\"68\">schirrus &amp; constriction</condition> in\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"53\">Rectum</bodypart>, which was pretty much in a <symptom n=\"42\">suppurated state</symptom>, in\r\n            <lb />so much that when it was taken hold of to examine, it readily\r\n            <lb />separated and presented at each end a small orifice that <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup>.</abbr><expan>would</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />hardly transmit ones smallest finger. Betwixt this\r\n            <lb />narrow part of the <bodypart n=\"66\">Gut</bodypart> and the <bodypart n=\"53\">anus</bodypart> were some of these small\r\n            <lb />part formed excrements often mentioned in the course of\r\n            <lb />my correspondence with you, plainly shaped from passing\r\n            <lb />thro\' this neck. The great sack of <bodypart n=\"69\">the colon</bodypart> was extremely\r\n            <lb />loaded with hard excrements and adhered very firmly to the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"109\">Peritoneum</bodypart> along the course of the <bodypart n=\"68\">Psoas muscle</bodypart>. Both\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"45\">kidneys</bodypart> were large, and full of <condition n=\"65\">schirrous indurations</condition>; but\r\n            <lb />none of them tending to <symptom n=\"42\">suppuration</symptom>. On cutting into these,\r\n            <lb />and the bump on his Lordships forehead, the very same\r\n            <lb />appearance took place. The <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"44\">Liver</bodypart> &amp;c were all\r\n            <lb />in a pretty sound state. I was fatigued &amp; time would not\r\n            <lb />well admit of opening his Lordships <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>. â€“ Perhaps some\r\n            <lb />such appearance as were external &amp; in the Contents of the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"73\">Thorax</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"30\">abdomen</bodypart>, might have been within the <bodypart n=\"35\">Cranium</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />I apprehend it <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup>.</abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> be difficult to account for the violent\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />and long continued <symptom n=\"1\">headachs</symptom> his Lordship was afflicted\r\n            <lb />with, from what was discovered and above narrated. DisÂ¬\r\n            <lb />coveries in the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, perhaps <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup>.</abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> have left us as much in the\r\n            <lb />dark. I dare not hazard any observations or remarks\r\n            <lb />on this obscure &amp; perplexing case, particularly to you\r\n            <lb />whose Ingenuity &amp; penetration <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup>.</abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> very probably detect\r\n            <lb />my ignorance &amp; want of discernment.</p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />By the by my Lord Cassillis is to be in your City in\r\n            <lb />a few days, and if you have an opportunity of paying\r\n            <lb />your Compliments to him I beg you may not\r\n            <lb />take any notice of your being so late of hearing\r\n            <lb />from me on the above subject, as perhaps he\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup>.</abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> think it odd I had not wrote you before.</p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Our mutual friend Graigengillan is to be in the\r\n            <lb />East country in less than a month, I have desired him\r\n            <lb />to consult you when he gets to Town. He has been threatÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ened with a kind of <symptom n=\"27\">dysury</symptom> of late. If I see him again\r\n            <lb />before he goes in, perhaps I will write you.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I beg my <choice><abbr>Comp<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice> to M<sup>rs</sup>. Cullen and your young\r\n            <lb />Gentlemen,<note>Dating implies this probably refers to Cullen\'s sons Archibald (born 1755) and Henry (born 1758). </note> I hope you will keep your word and\r\n            <lb />alow them to make this place a part of their Rout<note>Variant spelling of \'route\', the implication being that Cullen\'s sons undertake some sort of seasonal social tour.</note>  next\r\n            <lb />summer, when I shall endeavour to administer to\r\n            <lb />their Conveniency &amp; pleasure as much as in my power.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Believe me always to be <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup>.</abbr></choice> D<sup>r</sup>. your most <choice><abbr>aff<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>affectionate</expan></choice> friend\r\n                <lb />and <choice><abbr>ob<sup>t</sup>. hub<sup>le</sup>. serv<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>obedient humble servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Tho<sup>s</sup>. Gillespie</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Air Feb 1<sup>st</sup> 1776</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Dissection of <choice><abbr>L<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>Lord</expan></choice> Cassillis\r\n            <lb />from D<sup>r</sup> Gillespie\r\n            <lb />1<sup>st</sup> Feb<sup>ry</sup> 1776\r\n            <lb />Vol IV. p44.\r\n        </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1241, 3, '2013-09-22 10:21:41', 61),
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I mean\r\n        <lb />that of my wife. For, you must know, that about two months ago, I marÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ried a Lady with whom I had been in love ever since I was a child, &amp;\r\n        <lb />for whom I have already taken the liberty to consult you once, when\r\n        <lb />I was Still in Scotland. I have the pleasure of finding myself happy in\r\n        <lb />every respect but that of her health which is not as good as I could wish.\r\n        <lb />She is of the Sanguine temperament, but not plethoric, being rather pale, extremely\r\n        <lb />fair &amp; white. She is tall, well-made &amp; now very lean, though when she was well, she had\r\n        <lb />a great deal of embonpoint. The family of her mother was suspected to be <condition n=\"41\">scrophulous</condition>,\r\n        <lb />but I have never been able to know on what grounds. Her mother\'s waist is indeed\r\n        <lb />Spoiled, but this seems to have been rather accidental. my wife is now 24 years\r\n        <lb />old. Her menses came on at the age of 16 &amp; have always since been perfectly reguÂ¬\r\n        <lb />lar, nor has she ever had any <symptom n=\"77\">fluor albus</symptom>. But 4 or 5 years ago, after much\r\n        <lb />excess in dancing, she became extremely weak, &amp; was after some time cured of\r\n        <lb />this by an ounce of <ingredient n=\"114\">Kina</ingredient>, there being no other symptom of disease but <symptom n=\"23\">weakÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ness</symptom>, particularly on an empty <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, &amp; a little <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>, as D<sup>r</sup>  Manget\r\n        <lb />called it, (but I suspect this was a mistake from the habituall frequency of\r\n            <lb />her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse, which is always between 100 &amp; 120</symptom>, in the morning &amp; in bed equally\r\n        <lb />as in the evening, &amp; when she sits up)- after this, she played a tragedy which\r\n        <lb />moved her much, the consequence of which was the disease for which I consulted\r\n        <lb />you, namely <symptom n=\"5\">fits of tension</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> with great excitement of the imagiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />nation, followed by a general relaxation &amp; <symptom n=\"55\">langour both of the body &amp; mind.</symptom> of\r\n        <lb />this again, she was cured by Cold Bathing, which was of infinite service to\r\n        <lb />her, milk, &amp; <ingredient n=\"114\">Kina</ingredient>. a little more than a year ago, she began to <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> a little\r\n        <lb />which she attributed either to cold, or to singing for which she had taken\r\n        <lb />a master during a year. This <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> increasing, she left off singing; but two\r\n        <lb />or three months after, having been exposed to some scenes exceedingly moving for\r\n        <lb />her. From that moment, she began to cough very much, she became lean &amp;\r\n        <lb /><subst><del>weak</del><add place=\"above\"><symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom></add></subst>. Her menses which before were abundant &amp; lasted 4 or 5 days, became\r\n        <lb />scanty, &amp; lasted only 3 days at most, <del>she</del> though still regular, as they have\r\n        <lb />always been. Cold-Bathing relieved her a little during the Summer, but\r\n        <lb />then having still been much moved, she has ever since been <symptom n=\"4\">coughing</symptom>, <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom>,\r\n        <lb />lean &amp; scanty in her menses. Her imagination  is exceedingly susceptible of\r\n        <lb />being much excited, and when in the course of conversation she has been much\r\n        <lb />excited, she is worse not in the moment but some time after. She cannot walk\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />chiefly in ascending, even for a very little <del><illegible l=\"2\" /></del> way, without finding\r\n        <lb />herself <symptom n=\"9\">tired</symptom>, &amp; without having much apprehension. She has had habitually some\r\n        <lb />apprehension since the last emotion, <del>of</del> about 4 months ago, which seems to be\r\n        <lb />increased for these two months past. Her fits of <symptom n=\"4\">coughing</symptom> returns more particuÂ¬\r\n        <lb />larly in the evening when she goes to bed, or a little after &amp; in the morning,\r\n        <lb />when she rises she has some still now &amp; then either in the day-time, or\r\n        <lb />during the night, but irregularly. The fit comes suddenly, &amp; the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> continues\r\n        <lb />for some minutes with a prodigious rapidity till she has <del><illegible w=\"2\" /></del> <symptom n=\"76\">spit up</symptom> three\r\n        <lb />or four times, &amp; then she is all at once as with as ever, much better than what\r\n        <lb />could be expected from the violence of the fit during the intervals of the fits,\r\n        <lb />she has no <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>, no <symptom n=\"4\">tussicula</symptom>, no pain in the <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>, no <symptom n=\"2\">shivvering</symptom>, no morning\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">sweats</symptom>, her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> is constantly the same &amp; when the fit has been very violent,\r\n        <lb />she complains of a kind of <symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom> at the <bodypart n=\"58\">hypochondria</bodypart>, &amp; sometimes of a\r\n        <lb />little pain <subst><del>at</del><add place=\"above\">below</add></subst> the top of the <bodypart n=\"40\">sternum</bodypart>, where the <bodypart n=\"9\">trachea</bodypart> divides into two branÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ches. This pain she feels into between the two <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart>, but after some time it\r\n        <lb />goes off. The strain has been for some days past so great, as to <add place=\"above\">cause some <symptom n=\"3\">rigching</symptom> as to</add> bring off a <symptom n=\"35\">thread\r\n        <lb />or two of blood</symptom> mixed with the mucus but no more; this however has been the\r\n        <lb />case but two or three times only. When she <symptom n=\"4\">coughs</symptom>, she feels as if she had a great\r\n        <lb />deal of aches in her <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> &amp; throat to <symptom n=\"76\">spit up</symptom>. This feeling vanishes when the\r\n        <lb />fit is over, &amp; is not even constant in every fit. I come now, dear sir, to the remeÂ¬\r\n        <lb />dies I have given her. I first tried <ingredient n=\"14\">opium</ingredient> at night time; <del>but</del> it prevented the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>\r\n        <lb />indeed for the time, but it gave her such <symptom n=\"22\">giddiness</symptom>, <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"1\">head-ake</symptom> that I left it off.\r\n        <lb />I then gave her the <ingredient n=\"143\">flowers of zink</ingredient> beginning by â…” of a grain a dose twice a day, &amp; inÂ¬\r\n        <lb />creasing it gradually to 4 grains a day. It relieved her <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>, chiefly <del>in</del> the irregular\r\n        <lb />fits of the day &amp; night time, those of the morning &amp; evening remaining still. The <unclear>emetica</unclear>\r\n        <lb />oliosa &amp; tebletts of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum arabic</ingredient> were of no use, as the relief procured by <ingredient n=\"143\">Zink</ingredient> was only\r\n        <lb />temporary, &amp; for the sake of variety, I gave her the <ingredient n=\"146\">Cuprum ammoniacala</ingredient> beginning by\r\n        <lb />â…› of a grain thrice a day &amp; increasing to 4 grains a day. <del>a</del> The effect was the same as from\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"143\">zink</ingredient>, &amp; it does not seem the difference of the dose making any in the effect. some days ago she\r\n        <lb />was put on a milk-diet intirely, &amp; she bears it very well, but it does not seem as yet\r\n        <lb />to have had any effect. Now she takes pills of <ingredient n=\"143\">Zink</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"112\">Copper</ingredient> united with the same effect\r\n        <lb />as when separately. she avoids all crowds, warm chambers, subjects of emotion &amp; wears\r\n        <lb />constantly a flannel-shirt, walks a little every day. The Cold-Bath seemed to have\r\n        <lb />no effect on the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>, but gave her more activity. We have however interrupted\r\n        <lb />it some time ago. In every other respect but <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> those I have mentioned she is very well.\r\n        <lb />Her sleep &amp; appetite is good. Her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> perfectly regular. She had a <symptom n=\"36\">Catarrh</symptom> some days ago which\r\n        <lb />had no effect on the fits of <symptom n=\"4\">coughing</symptom>, &amp; the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> of it was very different from the other\r\n        <lb />either in the sound, or in the manner of its attack, or in the velocity of the succession\r\n        <lb />of strains &amp;c. It went off in a few days. When I say she has some apprehension I mean\r\n        <lb />she <symptom n=\"12\">breathes more quickly than she used to do</symptom>, normally about 30-36 times in\r\n        <lb />a minute. I must add still that she has often long before all this complained of the\r\n        <lb />pain betwix of her <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart> after having been busy for too long a time at once in\r\n        <lb />female works which require her to be much bent forwards &amp; to make a great use\r\n        <lb />of her arms.\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />and now I have told you all what I know about her complaints, will you\r\n        <lb />give me leave to lay before you the opinion I had entertained of them. I own\r\n        <lb />I have now more doubts than I had at first, not only because my own notions\r\n        <lb />about them are <del><illegible l=\"3\" /></del> not perfectly settled, <subst><del><illegible l=\"1\" /></del><add place=\"above\">but</add></subst> because our Physicians though they\r\n        <lb />in cline to think as I do, yet have suggested some reasons of being afraid of a \r\n        <lb /><condition n=\"34\">tubercle</condition>. I would scarce think there is any. at least, it does not seem to me to\r\n        <lb />be excite &amp; inflamed 1<sup>.</sup> because the patient is of a great irritability &amp; had\r\n        <lb />before been subject to complaints which were more evidently nervous. 2. because her fits\r\n        <lb />of coughing come on &amp; go off suddenly without any <symptom n=\"4\">tussicula</symptom> in the intervals.\r\n        <lb />3<sup>.</sup> because they were first <illegible w=\"8\" />\r\n            <lb />constantly the worse for there <illegible w=\"8\" />\r\n            <lb />the Scantiness of <del><illegible l=\"1\" /></del>her menses <illegible w=\"8\" />\r\n            <lb />Succession of its Strains, the s <illegible w=\"8\" />\r\n            <lb />appearance of a <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> from a <illegible w=\"8\" />\r\n            <lb />be supposed to have any effect <illegible w=\"8\" />\r\n            <lb />have kept perfectly distinct <illegible w=\"8\" />\r\n            <lb />pain in her <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> &amp; between <illegible w=\"8\" />\r\n            <lb />&amp; the <symptom n=\"35\">streaks of blood</symptom> which <illegible w=\"8\" />\r\n            <lb />on the strainings of the <symptom n=\"4\">coug<unclear>h</unclear></symptom> <illegible w=\"8\" />\r\n            <lb />plaints were purely nervous, s<unclear>he</unclear> <illegible w=\"8\" />\r\n            <lb />though very frequent, &amp; small, <illegible w=\"8\" />\r\n            <lb />ness of her breathing, her lea<illegible l=\"3\" /> <illegible w=\"8\" />\r\n            <lb />which constitute a <condition n=\"12\">consumption</condition> <illegible w=\"8\" />\r\n            <lb />if I was perfectly sure of w<illegible l=\"3\" /> <illegible w=\"8\" />\r\n            <lb />as to give me you sincere opi<unclear>nion</unclear> <illegible w=\"8\" />\r\n            <lb />to be formed, she cautions to b<illegible l=\"3\" /> <illegible w=\"8\" />\r\n            <lb />oblige me very much if your <illegible w=\"8\" />\r\n            <lb />occupations will allow. could <illegible w=\"8\" />\r\n            <lb />it, I think I should be perf<unclear>ectly</unclear> <illegible w=\"8\" />\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />We have followed your ad<unclear>vice</unclear> <illegible w=\"8\" />\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart>, &amp; it seems it grows less se<unclear>rious</unclear> <illegible w=\"8\" />\r\n        <lb />necessity. she has been under <illegible w=\"8\" />\r\n        <lb />the consequences of which <illegible w=\"8\" />\r\n        <lb />deal of <symptom n=\"56\">anxiety</symptom>. She had sligh<illegible l=\"3\" /> <illegible w=\"8\" />\r\n        <lb />her <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> (which was the good <illegible w=\"8\" />\r\n        <lb />pain that she could not contra<unclear>ct</unclear> <illegible w=\"8\" />\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"12\">forearm</bodypart>. This however by then <illegible w=\"8\" />\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"23\">emollient cataplasms</treatment> was cu<illegible l=\"4\" /> <illegible w=\"8\" />\r\n        <lb />a slight stroke on her <bodypart n=\"12\">forea<unclear>rm</unclear></bodypart> <illegible w=\"8\" />\r\n        <lb />increased so much that <illegible w=\"8\" />\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"23\">plasm</treatment> with <ingredient n=\"54\">soap</ingredient>, so that <illegible w=\"8\" />\r\n        <lb />them to make an incision a <illegible w=\"8\" />\r\n        <lb />&amp; landed two months having <illegible w=\"8\" />\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <lb />&amp; another below the sheath of the <bodypart n=\"68\">muscle</bodypart> so far down on the <bodypart n=\"14\">wrist</bodypart>.\r\n        <lb />Leannins,<note>Odier possibly means \"leanings\" in the sense of having an \"inclination\" or \"penchant\" (with regard to her food?).</note> <symptom n=\"8\">want of appetite</symptom> &amp; a little <symptom n=\"22\">Headie fever</symptom> supervened. However, by\r\n        <lb />the use of <ingredient n=\"114\">Kina</ingredient> &amp; dayly dressings, she has been perfectly cured.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />I beg you would present my respects to M<sup>rs</sup> Cullen &amp; the rest of your\r\n        <lb />family. My brother desires I would express his gratitude to you for the <del><illegible l=\"3\" /></del> advice\r\n        <lb />you have been so good as to give us for his daughter.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute><lb />I am with respect &amp; much gratitude\r\n            <lb />Dear Sir\r\n            <lb />your most humble &amp; obliged\r\n            <lb />Servant</salute> <signed>Odier <illegible w=\"1\" /></signed>          \r\n        <dateline>14â„2 74, Geneva</dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb /><illegible w=\"8\" />wife, has <add place=\"above\">for many years past</add> every winter been afÂ¬\r\n                <lb /><illegible w=\"8\" />on by warm liquors, soup &amp;c.\r\n                <lb /><illegible w=\"8\" />yrax, <ingredient n=\"3\">aloÃ«s</ingredient> &amp; many other drugs.\r\n                <lb /><illegible w=\"8\" />a little of her constitution in\r\n                <lb /><illegible w=\"8\" />not affect her at all.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 878, 11, '2014-10-13 14:40:29', 206);
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In my opinion most of M<sup>rs</sup> Oswalds\r\n            <lb />ailments depend upon the too great mobility of her <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />and upon what is commonly connected with that mobility,\r\n            <lb />a weakness of <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> and <add place=\"above\">a</add> very imperfect and irregular\r\n            <lb />perspiration.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It is not possible to give a new Set of <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart> and\r\n            <lb />therefore it must be difficult to prevent altogether some\r\n            <lb />of the ailments M<sup>rs</sup> Oswald has been liable to but I\r\n            <lb />have no doubt that a proper management and a few\r\n            <lb />remedies will do a great deal either to prevent ailments\r\n            <lb />or to render them much less troublesome.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The ailments M<sup>rs</sup> Oswald is especially liable to depend\r\n            <lb />very much on the State of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> and therefore her first\r\n        \r\n  <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n            <lb />Care must be to keep the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> free from indigestion.\r\n            <lb />Every <add place=\"above\">thing</add> known to prove heavy on the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> must be avoided\r\n            <lb />Bacon Pork and all kind of Waterfowl are commonly heavy meats\r\n            <lb />Fish <add place=\"above\"><del>of all kinds</del></add> <add place=\"below\">of all kinds is difficulty <symptom n=\"28\">perspired</symptom> and therefore to</add> <del>in particular Should</del> be taken Seldom and very sparingly\r\n            <lb /><del>Roots Greens and most part of Garden things must also</del>\r\n            <lb /><del>be taken very Sparingly.</del> Beef, Mutton, Veal, Lamb\r\n            <lb /><del>and</del> white fowl and Rabbit <add place=\"above\">plain dressed</add> may be her ordinary fare but\r\n            <lb />even of these a full meal will be very improper, and her\r\n            <lb />meal should be filled up with a plain light soup with\r\n            <lb />pudding or with vegetables but the last as flatulent must\r\n            <lb />be taken Sparingly.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2 When the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> feels loaded, <add place=\"above\">&amp;</add> the appetite falls of\r\n            <lb />and <symptom n=\"7\">flatulency</symptom> is frequent a gentle <treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment> may be of Service\r\n            <lb />but it would be better to prevent that ailment as frequent\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"9\">vomits</treatment> are by no means proper. <del>Laxatives</del> <add place=\"above\">Vide paper apart X</add> -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />1 If it is found that the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> digests milk\r\n            <lb />easily Some milkmeat will make the most proper Supper\r\n            <lb />and if milk alone is not easily digested an equal part of\r\n            <lb />water gruel put to the milk and the mixture well Sweetned\r\n            <lb />with Sugar or honey will make a liquor easily digested and\r\n<lb/>this way\r\n         \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n            <lb /><del>it</del> may be employed instead of plain Milk with Bread Rice\r\n            <lb /><del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> Sago or other things of that kind.\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Nothing is more necessary than much Exercise and a\r\n            <lb />good deal of walking would be of service but as that cannot\r\n            <lb />go a good way it must Supplied either by going on horseback\r\n            <lb />or in a carriage and once or twice a year at a proper season\r\n            <lb />a regular Journey of some weeks will be especially useful.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It will answer for some exercise and be other ways useÂ¬\r\n            <lb />full to have the <bodypart n=\"12\">Arms</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> especially the latter rubbed\r\n            <lb />with a <treatment n=\"18\">flesh brush</treatment> every morning.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It is necessary for M<sup>rs</sup> Oswald to guard very carefully\r\n            <lb />against Cold and particularly in her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> which\r\n            <lb />should always be kept very warm &amp; dry and if upon any\r\n            <lb />occasion they become cold they should be recovered as soon\r\n            <lb />as possibly by the fire or by <treatment n=\"39\">chafing</treatment> with warm flannels.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In Winter M<sup>rs</sup> Oswald should not be from her own\r\n            <lb />house or should be in <add place=\"above\">a</add> better climate than that of Brittain\r\n            <lb />or Ireland\r\n        </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Oswald should take pains to avoid every thing\r\n                <lb />which engages her <bodypart n=\"95\">mind</bodypart> with any <symptom n=\"56\">anxiety</symptom>.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I think it is very probable that M<sup>rs</sup> Oswald\r\n            <lb />might be the better for Cold bathing. But it must be\r\n            <lb />begun in Summer and continued every Second day till the\r\n            <lb />end of harvest. It will be most convenient for her to\r\n            <lb />employ the bathing machine, to take the water at first\r\n            <lb />almost warm and to bring it by degrees to the natural\r\n            <lb />coldness of spring water. The best time for taking it\r\n            <lb />is on coming out of bed in the morning providing there \r\n            <lb />has been no moisture on the <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart> before, for if there has\r\n            <lb />it will be proper to let that go of by being out of bed for\r\n            <lb />an hour or more before taking the bath. After the bath\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart> is to be very well dried with course towels she\r\n            <lb />is to put on her ordinary dress and walk about for half\r\n            <lb />an hour or more before taking breakfast.\r\n            <lb />\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n    \r\n    \r\n    \r\n</body>', 883, 2, '2012-10-16 14:35:31', 507),
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Mylred\r\n            <lb />(who is one of the principle Judges of this Isle) I have therefore recommendÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ed you to his Relation\'s and have sent the History of his case as far \r\n            <lb />as I could possibly glean up. -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup>. Mylred is aged 58 years a gros PleÂ¬\r\n            <lb />thorick habit always healthy, but lived very fully, altho run into no IntempeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rancy unless amongst the fair sex, /as he was a Bachelor/ and its believed\r\n            <lb />might have contracted some <condition n=\"20\">venereal taints</condition> which he might quack with\r\n            <lb />himself --- About two years ago he complained of wandering pains\r\n            <lb />like <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatism</condition>, in different parts of his Body; to remove which he used\r\n            <lb />several external applications without my advice, Sea Bathing likewise\r\n            <lb />and its said at the time his body was charged with <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> which he\r\n            <lb />had been taking for some months before. -- Immediately after this he\r\n            <lb />was observed to have <symptom n=\"6\">great lowness of spirits</symptom>, &amp; thoughtfulness, <symptom n=\"17\">broken sleep</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />deep sighing &amp; moaning, Peevishness so that every thing offended, doing\r\n            <lb />&amp; saying things that before was quite opposite his Inclination, his appeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tite at this time very Irregular, sometimes voracious, his<symptom n=\"48\">digestion at\r\n            <lb />same time very bad</symptom> with <symptom n=\"7\">great flatulency</symptom>, and <symptom n=\"29\">sour Belchings</symptom>; avoidÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing Company, had numberless imaginary complaints, and when forced\r\n            <lb />into Company seemed to increase the Taciturnity into an habitual SiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lence so that a word could not be got from him, generally kept his Bed,\r\n            <lb />most part of the day, and Choosed to sit up at night. - He Continued\r\n            <lb />much in this way till the latter end of last summer, when he was\r\n            <lb />seised with <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom>, (at which time I was called in to give my assistance)\r\n            <lb />he was strongly <symptom n=\"39\">convulsed</symptom> when in the <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom>, more especially <choice><abbr>ab<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>about</expan></choice> the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"73\">trunk</bodypart> of the Body, deprived of all sense of feeling &amp;cc the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"12\">Respiration attended with a sort of stertor, or snorting</symptom>, Particular\r\n            <lb />Irrigidness about the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"9\">Throat</bodypart>, and the <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> had a purple coÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lour, a <symptom n=\"15\">hard full pulse</symptom>, the <symptom n=\"39\">convulsive twitches</symptom>, and <symptom n=\"57\">spasm\'s</symptom> conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tinued in some part, when he was out of the <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom>, and his <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />looked Red, and Inflamed, with a Remarkable quick motion of\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"6\">PalpebrÃ¦</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I ordered <treatment n=\"1\"><bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> to be taken</treatment> from the <bodypart n=\"57\">Jugular veins</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />which had a very <symptom n=\"62\">dense &amp; Inflamatory</symptom> appearance, and which\r\n            <lb />gave him Instantaneous releif as the <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> were not so frequent\r\n            <lb />and the <symptom n=\"57\">spasm\'s</symptom> less, he was put into the <treatment n=\"17\">Pediluvium</treatment> three or\r\n            <lb />four times a day, had <treatment n=\"4\">Blisters</treatment> applyed between the <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart>,\r\n            <lb />to the <bodypart n=\"23\">ancles</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"1\">hind Part of the head</bodypart>, with a Repetition of them\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb /><del>of them</del>, to several parts of the Body since, and has at present two\r\n            <lb/>or more <treatment n=\"11\">Pea Issue\'s</treatment> ---- The <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> at this time continued for\r\n            <lb />two or three day\'s at Intervals, and the <choice><abbr>Symp<sup>ts</sup>.</abbr><expan>symptoms</expan></choice> they left were a\r\n            <lb />perfect <condition n=\"31\">Hemiplegia</condition> as he had no use of one side, with total\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"74\">Loss of memory</symptom>, and <symptom n=\"71\">Judgment</symptom>, the <symptom n=\"13\">hearing much impaired</symptom>, and\r\n            <lb />a great change of the Countenance from the <condition n=\"31\">Paralitic affection</condition>\r\n            <lb />of the <bodypart n=\"68\">Muscles</bodypart>, and was now reduced to an entire state of <condition n=\"58\">idiotism</condition>\r\n            <lb />as he paid no attention to what was done <choice><abbr>ab<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>about</expan></choice> him. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />After the <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> had left him some days,\r\n            <lb />and after the <treatment n=\"1\">Bleeding</treatment> <treatment n=\"4\">Blistering</treatment> &amp;cc had taken place, he took\r\n            <lb />two or three <treatment n=\"9\">vomits</treatment>, and some Catharticks, <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> was then given\r\n            <lb />him for some time. --- <ingredient n=\"22\" t=\"19\">Valerian Tea</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"16\">Mustard seed</ingredient> was\r\n            <lb />afterwards made tryal of, drinking the <ingredient n=\"101\" t=\"15\"><choice><abbr>Decoct:</abbr><expan>Decoction</expan></choice><choice><abbr>Lign:</abbr><expan>Lignum</expan></choice></ingredient> for\r\n            <lb />common drink. --- by this course he recover\'d the use of his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart> so that in a few week\'s he was able to walk about the\r\n            <lb />Room, but his <symptom n=\"74\">memory</symptom>, &amp; <symptom n=\"71\">Judgment</symptom> lost, <symptom n=\"81\">his speech so much\r\n                <lb />impeded that nothing he say\'s can be understood</symptom>. -- The <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom>\r\n            <lb />now generally return once a month, or every 4 weeks, but\r\n            <lb />keep no regular Period, but are very slight, and does not contiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nue more than a few seconds. --- The appetite now natural\r\n            <lb />altho he is much <symptom n=\"26\">emaciated</symptom>, he is kept to regular hours with reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />gard to sleep, Exercise &amp;cc but his <symptom n=\"81\">speech, <symptom n=\"84\">memory, <symptom n=\"71\">judgement,\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"13\">hearing &amp;cc all lost.</symptom></symptom></symptom></symptom> ---  <ingredient n=\"5\">Gum assafÅ“tid:</ingredient> Pills with <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />&amp; <ingredient n=\"36\">Cinnabar</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"113\">aromatic Bitters</ingredient> have been given - The <bodypart n=\"4\">head</bodypart> is\r\n            <lb />kept Closs shaved, and washed with water &amp; venegar, three or\r\n            <lb />four times a day. --- He has an Interscapular <treatment n=\"11\">issue</treatment> with a\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"11\">Pea issue</treatment> in both <bodypart n=\"18\">Thighs</bodypart>.---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am glad to inform you that his\r\n            <lb />excellency the Governor is much better he has taken your PreÂ¬\r\n            <lb />scriptions with great Regularity and he intends writing you\r\n            <lb />himself in a few days. --- Some of M<sup>r</sup>. Mylred\'s\r\n            <lb />friends have been recommended to have him put into a priÂ¬\r\n            <lb />vate Mad House, for the Recovery of his Intellects, &amp; Health,\r\n            <lb />and they desire your opinion upon it. -- As this Gentleman\r\n            <lb />has an Independant fortune he can well afford to pay for adÂ¬\r\n            <lb />vice so youll let me know your Fee; and as you may have a good\r\n            <lb />deal of Trouble in writing more direction\'s or Prescriptions\r\n            <lb />for him afterwards, as it is a case that is not to be made\r\n            <lb />any Change of suddenly, you must therefore make your\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />Fee accordingly, and I shall transmit you the cash diÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rectly. --- The Relation\'s waits your answer, with your\r\n            <lb />full direction\'s for Regimen, Medicines &amp;cc with great\r\n            <lb />impatience therefore you\'l please write me very\r\n            <lb />soon. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am Sir with the greatest esteem\r\n                <lb />your very obliged &amp; very\r\n                <lb />Humble <choice><abbr>Ser<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Patrick Scott</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n            <postscript>\r\n                <p>\r\n                    <lb />P:S: M<sup>r</sup>. Betham\'s <choice><abbr>comp<sup>ts</sup>.</abbr><expan>compliments</expan></choice> -- address for me\r\n                    <lb />at Douglass Isle of Man. ----------\r\n                </p>\r\n            </postscript>\r\n            \r\n\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen Physician\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <p>\r\n                    <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Scott\r\n                    <lb />M<sup>r</sup>. Milred\r\n                    <lb />March 1774\r\n                </p>\r\n            </annot>\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 884, 3, '2013-05-12 13:13:03', 125),
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After examining it, I should have been much\r\n            <lb />of the same opinion with her, if I had ever heard of that\r\n            <lb />accident before. The <symptom n=\"18\">Tumor</symptom> answered much in feeling\r\n            <lb />to that account. but I could not be perswaded that she\r\n            <lb />should have met with an accident to produce such an\r\n            <lb />Effect, without it\'s making her perfectly sensible of it\r\n            <lb />long before- I directed her to take the <ingredient n=\"13\">Hemlock pills</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />immediately, and to have a <treatment n=\"4\">warm <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum</ingredient> plaister</treatment> applied\r\n            <lb />to the part- About a fortnight <add place =\"above\">after this</add> the menstruation took\r\n            <lb />place in its regular course, and in more than ordinary\r\n            <lb />quantity- The pain and thickness on the <bodypart n=\"40\">Rib</bodypart> greatly\r\n            <lb />abated, and she though herself almost perfectly well-\r\n            <lb />The <ingredient n=\"13\">Hemlock pills</ingredient> were laid aside for some weeks, as her\r\n            <lb />fears were set aside- but her fears were received by the\r\n            <lb />appearance of another <symptom n=\"18\">Tumor</symptom> just of the same kind on\r\n            <lb />her left side, but higher up. This was nearly in the\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />middle betwixt the middle of the <bodypart n=\"27\">left breast</bodypart>, and the <bodypart n=\"12\">armpit</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />The same Course of medicine was returned to as for the former\r\n            <lb />but not with the same good effect. The <symptom n=\"18\">Tumor</symptom> increased\r\n            <lb />and became more painful, while that on the right side\r\n            <lb />likewise recovered its former size and painful state- The\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"13\">Hemlock</ingredient> was now strongly recommended and the Doses\r\n            <lb />pushed to what she could bear. The <symptom n=\"18\">Tumor</symptom> on her left side\r\n            <lb />nevertheless gained ground daily and sent shooting pains\r\n            <lb />through the <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> &amp; under the <bodypart n=\"38\">scapula</bodypart>. That on the\r\n            <lb />right side increased nothing in size, or painfulness,\r\n            <lb />but she was often harass\'d with pains in the neighbourÂ¬\r\n            <lb />hood of it. Her pulse quickened apace, she <symptom n=\"8\">lost her appetite</symptom>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"26\">her flesh</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"23\">strength</symptom> . her nights were restless and, when\r\n            <lb />worn out with fatigue, and sleep came in the mornings,\r\n            <lb />she waked under <symptom n=\"28\">profuse sweats</symptom>. In these Circumstances\r\n            <lb />she &amp; her friends took it into their heads that the <ingredient n=\"13\">hemlock</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />was not only not doing good, but disagreeing and doing\r\n            <lb />ill- Since leaving it of, which is more than six Weeks\r\n            <lb />ago, matters have taken no better turn- Her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse is\r\n            <lb />seldom below a hundred</symptom> in the mornings, and at nights\r\n            <lb />is often <symptom n=\"15\">112 &amp; more</symptom>- She <symptom n=\"17\">sleeps ill</symptom>, excepting with the\r\n            <lb />assistance of <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient>; for, with the pains in her sides,\r\n            <lb />she is almost wholly confined to one posture, and that\r\n            <lb />is, upon her <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>- The <condition n=\"8\">menses have not appeared</condition> for\r\n            <lb />ten Weeks past- The <symptom n=\"18\">Tumor</symptom> on her left side is nearly\r\n            <lb />half the bulk of a halfpenny loaf, extending itself from\r\n            <lb />near the <bodypart n=\"12\">armpit</bodypart> to within an Inch of the <bodypart n=\"27\">nipple of\r\n            <lb />the breast</bodypart> of that side; It is quite immoveable, is not\r\n            <lb />painful to the touch; nor is the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> <symptom n=\"83\">discoloured</symptom>. when\r\n            <lb />press\'d, it recoils, but no fluctuation is felt. The <symptom n=\"18\">Tumor</symptom>\r\n            <lb />on the right side is much less considerable as to Size, but\r\n            <lb />for some time past, has been the most troublesome- The\r\n            <lb />whole side is painfully affected by it- She thinks, and I\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />believe there is, a considerable tension in the right\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"58\">Hypochondrium</bodypart>. her feet &amp; ankles threaten an\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"63\">Å’dematous swelling</symptom>. I have done nothing for some\r\n            <lb />time, but keep her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> easy by <ingredient n=\"8\" t=\"13\">Lenitive Electuary\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> Cream. Tartar.</ingredient> \r\nand palliate symptoms with <ingredient n=\"58\">Lauda\r\n                <lb />num</ingredient>- Her friends will expect your opinion in course\r\n            <lb />or as soon as you conveniently can- I am always\r\n            <lb />with much respect Dear Sir\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Your obliged &amp; very humble <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>Gav: Fullarton</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Greenock 9<sup>th</sup> March <u>1774</u></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />P.S. Please receive a Guinea Note inclosed as a\r\n                <lb />small compensation for the trouble you will have\r\n                <lb />in reading &amp; answering this.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician in\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />Fullarton of Greenock\r\n            <lb />March -- 74.\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 885, 3, '2013-04-28 15:28:27', 100);
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Mr<sup>s</sup> Wood\r\n            <lb />joins me in wishing you &amp; Family all Health &amp;\r\n            <lb />Happiness. Believe me always to be with much\r\n            <lb />Esteem &amp; Regard\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Dear Doctor\r\n                <lb />Your most faithfull &amp;\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> humble servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>John Wood</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />Isle of Man 9<sup>th</sup> March\r\n                <lb />1774\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The Day after writing the above, which is several\r\n            <lb />Weeks ago, I again found a greater degree of that\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"22\">Diziness &amp; Cloudiness</symptom> in my <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>, which made me\r\n            <lb />postpone forwarding this Letter, and likewise DeterÂ¬\r\n            <lb />min\'d me /tho\' with reluctance/ to put in the <treatment n=\"11\">Pea\r\n            <lb />Issue</treatment>, which was done about a fortnight ago, and tho\'\r\n            <lb />it does not as yet Discharge much, yet I think myself\r\n            <lb />a good deal better. The greatist Inconveniences at present\r\n            <lb />is, that the Bandage always slips over the <bodypart n=\"19\">Knee</bodypart> especially\r\n            <lb />in the night. It had almost escaped me to mention, that\r\n            <lb />for a little before and for sometime after I begane to take\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />the Medecines, I was Seized with an uncommon\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"55\">Sleepiness</symptom>, at different times of the Day, fro<unclear>m which</unclear>\r\n            <lb />I found great Relief\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>Vol III p.17, 19</annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 886, 1, '2013-06-17 15:23:23', 96),
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It was written upon Thursday\r\n            <lb />evening so as to go by last post, but a change of CircumÂ¬\r\n            <lb />stances taking place that night, it was defer\'d till now.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />About 9 o\'clock Thursday night a <symptom n=\"20\">cold<symptom n=\"2\">shivering</symptom></symptom> <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom>\r\n            <lb />came on, which after continuing an hour and a half was\r\n            <lb />succeeded by a <symptom n=\"21\">hot<symptom n=\"5\"> fit</symptom></symptom> which towards morning went off\r\n            <lb />without any sweat, and his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom>, which had been frequent\r\n            <lb />during the <symptom n=\"15\">feverish paroxysim</symptom>, again became moderate\r\n            <lb />and continued so all day, but his <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> remaind\r\n            <lb />dry. About 7 o\'clock in the evening another cold <symptom n=\"5\">cold fit</symptom> came\r\n            <lb />on succeeded by a <symptom n=\"21\">hot<symptom n=\"5\"> fit</symptom></symptom> as before without any sweat.\r\n            <lb />The paroxysm was less considerable than the former.\r\n            <lb />The quantity of mucous sediment in his Urine is\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />diminished and there is no other kind of sediment.\r\n            <lb />This day the frequency of his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> has not abated so\r\n            <lb />much as yesterday. His <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart> dry &amp; rough. Being\r\n            <lb />allowed a little weak warm negus during the first <symptom n=\"5\">cold \r\n            <lb />fit</symptom>, he obliged his servant in the night time to repeat it\r\n            <lb />so often &amp; to make it so strong that in twelve hours\r\n            <lb />he had drunk a Bottle of white wine. Last night he\r\n            <lb />would not take any other drink than negus, but did not\r\n            <lb />get half a Bottle. Many years ago when in Holland\r\n            <lb />he was for several months distressed with an <condition n=\"18\">Aguish\r\n            <lb />Disorder</condition>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The inclos\'d case with what is mention\'d above\r\n            <lb />contains all that I think necessary for your inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />formation. I shall expect your answer in course\r\n            <lb />and I am with particular regard\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>ob<sup>t</sup>t ser<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>John Alves</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Inverness 12 <sup>th</sup>. March 1774</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />P.s. It is now past ten at night and no <symptom n=\"20\">cold<symptom n=\"5\"> fit</symptom></symptom>. He\r\n            <lb />had a slight threatning of it about eight, but hardly\r\n            <lb />perceptible.\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb />in Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <p>\r\n                    <lb />Alves of Inverness\r\n                    <lb />about\r\n                    <lb />Mr -------\r\n                    <lb />March --- 74\r\n                </p>\r\n            </annot>  \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />A gentleman aged 60 of a full habit of Body, and\r\n            <lb />strong healthy constitution except that for several years\r\n            <lb />past he has been troubled with <condition n=\"3\">gouty complaints</condition>,\r\n            <lb />has for many years been subject to <condition n=\"24\">strangury</condition> the\r\n            <lb />Consequence of <condition n=\"23\">Gonorrhea viruleuta</condition> with which he\r\n            <lb />had been frequently affected. This Complaint was\r\n            <lb />generally removed by <treatment n=\"7\">Bougies</treatment>; it was sometimes slight\r\n            <lb />and soon cured; at other times, it was more obstinate\r\n            <lb />and required a longer use of the <treatment n=\"7\">Bougie</treatment> which was\r\n            <lb />particularly the case about five years ago when\r\n            <lb />he was six weeks under cure at London. From\r\n            <lb />that time the returns have been but inconsiderable\r\n            <lb />till about six weeks ago that the complaint became\r\n            <lb />more troublesome once attended with <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom>, <symptom n=\"8\">loss of appetite</symptom>,\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"6\">low spirits</symptom>, and frequent pain about the <bodypart n=\"91\">os pubis</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />The calls to make Urine being frequent obliged him\r\n            <lb />to get up in the night time and by that means preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />vented a <symptom n=\"28\">Copious Perspiration</symptom> which he us\'d to have\r\n            <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            <lb />in his ordinary healthy. The above complaints still \r\n            <lb />continue with pains in the <bodypart n=\"64\">lower part of his Belly</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />and in the <bodypart n=\"28\">small of his Back</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"59\">Loins</bodypart>. His Urine\r\n            <lb />was at first turbid &amp; whiteish, after he had used\r\n            <lb />the <treatment n=\"7\">Bougie</treatment> ten days, it became less turbid, but lets\r\n            <lb />fall a considerable quantity of mucous viscid sediÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ment very tenacious &amp; of a yellow Colour. At first\r\n            <lb />the urine came away in a divided stream, but since\r\n            <lb />the appearance of this sediment it has not done so\r\n            <lb /> nore has the <condition n=\"24\">strangury</condition> been quite so severe. His <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />is always dry, <symptom n=\"21\">sometimes hot</symptom> with a dry <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart> and\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">frequent pulse</symptom>. He has a tendency to <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />but his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> is kept open by <treatment n=\"8\">Injections</treatment>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He never passes any <symptom n=\"32\">sand</symptom>, remembered any <symptom n=\"32\">graÂ¬\r\n            <lb />velish symptoms</symptom> but the <condition n=\"24\">strangury</condition>, nor has he\r\n            <lb />any hereditary right to that Disease. It is above\r\n            <lb />a twelve month since he had any <condition n=\"3\">fit of the Gout</condition>.\r\n            <lb />Having passed many years in the army, he lived\r\n            <lb />very freely, &amp; still continued to eat &amp; Drink plentiÂ¬\r\n            <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n            <lb />fully till this last attack.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>Inverness 10<sup>th</sup> March 1774</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 887, 3, '2013-07-25 12:31:15', 112),
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Alexander Dunbar, son to <choice><abbr>Capt.</abbr><expan>Captain</expan></choice> Dunbar of Westfield\r\n            <lb />aged 13 years, is of a tall slender make, growing fast, with\r\n            <lb />a delicate appearance. Much given to reading &amp; study\r\n            <lb />but very little inclined to take exercise.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />From his infancy He was subject to irregular &amp; wandering\r\n            <lb />Pains of his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />About 6 years ago He discharged several <condition n=\"39\">Long Round Worms</condition>.\r\n            <lb />For many years past He has been affected with <symptom n=\"17\">violent\r\n            <lb />startings in his sleep</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Sometimes there are intervals of many months, during\r\n            <lb />which the Patient is in good Health &amp; spirits, &amp; looks well.\r\n            <lb />These continue longest when He uses much Exercise, &amp;\r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> is kept regular. â€“â€“ But often his complaints return\r\n            <lb />in a week or Fortnight, which happens principally in winter,\r\n            <lb />or when he is confind by bad weather.</p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At present the disorder proceeds in the following manner.\r\n            <lb />At first He begins to complain of the pains of his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>, which\r\n            <lb />are not fixd in one place, nor regular in their returns, someÂ¬\r\n            <lb />times very acute, sometimes rather dull &amp; heavy: His <symptom n=\"8\">appeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tite fails</symptom>: He looks pale: He is <symptom n=\"6\">quite low spirited</symptom>: He\r\n            <lb />becomes <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom>, &amp; if He continues so for 2 or 3 days is\r\n            <lb />sure to have the <symptom n=\"17\">starting in his sleep</symptom>: This, He observes, is\r\n            <lb />preceded the evening before by a <symptom n=\"21\">sensation of heat</symptom>, &amp; some <symptom n=\"71\">confuÂ¬\r\n                <lb />sion of mind</symptom>; also if he slumbers for a few minutes thro\' the day\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />time, He is very ready to have <symptom n=\"17\">the starting</symptom> that night:\r\n            <lb />When seized with it He <symptom n=\"17\">starts up in his sleep</symptom>, either to his\r\n            <lb />seat or <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart>, stares amazed with his <bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart> open, utters frightened\r\n            <lb />cries, is insensible of surrounding objects, &amp; when <symptom n=\"5\">the fit</symptom> is\r\n            <lb />over is not conscious of what <add place=\"above\">hath</add> pass\'d, but feels some remains\r\n            <lb />of terror &amp; affright without knowing the cause of it. â€“â€“\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />All this is sometimes momentary, but it frequently lasts\r\n            <lb />one, two or three minutes. â€“â€“\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />These two last months the returns of the pain are attended\r\n            <lb />with a degree of <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> over the whole <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>, which tho\'\r\n            <lb />sometimes pretty considerable, comes on &amp; goes off\r\n            <lb />suddenly, seldom continuing above a quarter of an hour.\r\n            <lb />Sometimes theres a <symptom n=\"7\">discharge of Flatus</symptom>, which gives relief.\r\n            <lb />This distention takes place whether the Patient be <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom>\r\n            <lb />or has passage of his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>, &amp; sometimes comes on immediÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ately after a stool. When the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> is away, there is\r\n            <lb />no hardness to be discovered in any part of his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />I never observed him <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom> in the smallest degree.\r\n            <lb />His <symptom n=\"15\">pulse is regular, seldom about 70 in a minute</symptom>.\r\n            <lb />When called to M<sup>r</sup> Dunbar in September 1774, I gave him\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"29\">P. Stanni</ingredient> &amp; afterwards two smart doses of Physic; but he\r\n            <lb />discharged no <condition n=\"39\">worms</condition> then nor since. </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I observed when the disorder came on that it\'s duration\r\n            <lb />was shortened by a gentle <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action>, &amp; <action n=\"32\">Vomit</action>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />During the intervals of his complaints he sometimes used\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> &amp; vinous stomachic Tincture, &amp; even directed\r\n            <lb />to exercise himself abroad as much as he could conveniÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ently, to use a light Diet &amp; such as might serve <add place=\"above\">to</add> keep off\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>, &amp; when that was insufficient to take a gentle\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"21\">Laxative</action>.\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <opener>\r\n            <salute><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir</salute>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have sent you the foregoing Case in order to\r\n            <lb />have your opinion &amp; advice. â€“ As I had great dubiety\r\n            <lb />bout the cause of this complaint, the directions I\r\n            <lb />gave were only with a view to palliate, in hope\r\n            <lb />that longer time &amp; observation might\r\n            <lb />more plainly point out its nature.\r\n            <lb />But before any thing further be atÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tempted I think it necessary to have your Judgment\r\n            <lb />&amp; Direction, which I hope you will favour one with\r\n            <lb />as fully as you think necessary &amp; as soon as shall be\r\n            <lb />convenient for you.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />With best wishes &amp; greatest regard I am\r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />your very faithfully &amp; <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t</sup>. serv<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>Obedient servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Andrew Liddell</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>To Doctor Cullen</postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> has been more\r\n            <lb />frequent since Doctor Liddell wrote this within\r\n            <lb />some days ago<note>Added on outer page of the letter after sealing, possibly by the young patient\'s father.</note>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Liddell. q.\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Dunbar. Alex<sup>r</sup>.\r\n            <lb />Feb. 1776\r\n            <lb />&amp; Mr G. Dunbar\r\n            <lb /><del>Feb</del> July 1775\r\n            <lb />Vol. IV. p. 120 <del>&amp; 135</del>\r\n        </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1242, 2, '2014-11-07 12:40:31', 56),
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She consulted you when you were last\r\n            <lb />at Haggerston when you ordered her <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"1\">Tinct. thebaic</ingredient> every\r\n            <lb />night during the pains, this medicine she thought releived\r\n            <lb />her much. She has likewise for about three years had\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"32\">gravelly complaints</symptom> such as pains in her <bodypart n=\"45\">right kidney</bodypart>,\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"3\">Vomitings</symptom>, <symptom n=\"32\">voiding sand in her urine</symptom> &amp;c.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />About three months ago she complained of pain in her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom>, <symptom n=\"8\">want of appetite</symptom>, thought her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom> and at the same time complained of pains in her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>, The night she thought these complaints in her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> subsided she complained of a <symptom n=\"27\">violent pain in\r\n            <lb />making water</symptom> especially in the last drops and was seized\r\n            <lb />with a <symptom n=\"31\">purging</symptom> in which she voided by stool stuff\r\n            <lb />resembling matter, Fat, or Corruption, and along with\r\n            <lb />these stools <symptom n=\"32\">black sand</symptom>, at the same time she had the <condition n=\"24\">strangury</condition>\r\n            <lb />and a <symptom n=\"77\">discharge of matter</symptom> from the <bodypart n=\"33\">Vagina</bodypart> which stained\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />her shift yellow like the discharge from a <condition n=\"23\">Gonorrhea</condition>\r\n            <lb />all these complaints continue much the same together\r\n            <lb />with the pain in her <bodypart n=\"45\">right kidney</bodypart>, she had her menses\r\n            <lb />last week and what was discharged she says was like\r\n            <lb />matter and very fÅ“tid, These complaints have all along\r\n            <lb />been attended with <symptom n=\"68\">a thirst</symptom>, her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> has always been\r\n            <lb />and is yet what we may call very good, since these last\r\n            <lb />complaints she has had a better <add place=\"above\">appetite</add> for her victualls than formerly\r\n            <lb />when her complaints were in her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have enclosed you a Guinea Note and will be\r\n            <lb />glad if you will please to advise me what method you\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> have me take with this patient.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n\r\n                    <lb />I am Dear Sir\r\n                    <lb />your most obedient servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Ja<sup>s</sup> Wood</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Wood of Berwick\r\n                <lb />about\r\n                <lb />Jane Dickinson\r\n                <lb />March --74.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 888, 3, '2013-05-19 14:12:33', 103),
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His best and safest diet will be\r\n            <lb />one consisting entirely of milk and grain\r\n            <lb />Bread, Rice, Barley Sago Millet and Oatmeal\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />may be taken at pleasure and prepared in\r\n            <lb />any manner he likes best. <add place=\"above\">X</add> It will be proper\r\n            <lb />to take <subst><del>them</del><add place=\"above\">either the grain or fruit</add></subst> with <add place=\"above\">cows</add> milk and when\r\n            <lb />he is taking neither animal food nor greens\r\n            <lb />&amp; roots the milk will probably digest easily\r\n            <lb />enough especially if he takes it fresh from the\r\n            <lb />Cow. 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He may begin with a gill but\r\n            <lb />may come to half a muchkin or more as his\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> bears it and his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> will bear\r\n            <lb />it better if he puts two or three tea spoonfulls\r\n            <lb />of Rum or brandy to every morning dose of his\r\n            <lb />milk\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If he is much attached to it he may conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tinue to take tea for his breakfast with bread\r\n            <lb />and butter but the last article should be\r\n            <lb />sparringly and it would be right for him to\r\n            <lb />abstain from Bohea or Green Tea and to take\r\n            <lb />in place of these Cocoa Tea, weak chocolate or\r\n            <lb />milk &amp; gruel to put down his bread and butter.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Murdoch should not take wine or spiriÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tous liquors of any kind nor any strong malt\r\n            <lb />drink but he may sometimes take small beer\r\n            <lb />with oatmeal porridge Sowings<note>A dish, once common in Scotland (and some parts of Ireland), prepared by steeping bran or husks of oats in water, then allowing this to ferment slightly before boiling.</note> or some other\r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb />preparations of grain. When he has occasion\r\n            <lb />for drink he may take toastwater, but water\r\n            <lb />gruel or Barley water are fitter for him than\r\n            <lb /><del>ath</del>plain water.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Nothing is more necessary for M<sup>r</sup> Murdoch\r\n            <lb />than to avoid cold and he should therefore be\r\n            <lb />always warmly cloathed and a flannel shirt\r\n            <lb />next his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> will be of great service worn both\r\n            <lb />night &amp; day. 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While the season continues cold\r\n            <lb />&amp; precarious the carriage will be the safest\r\n            <lb />but as the Season advances riding <del>will</del> on\r\n            <lb />horseback will be of much more service.\r\n            <lb />Observe with regard to both that short airings\r\n            <lb />are of little service &amp; therefore that he should\r\n            <lb />extend his exercise as far as he conveniently\r\n            <lb />can. It may be convenient and proper for him\r\n            <lb />to go frequently in the stagecoach between\r\n            <lb />Port glasgow and Glasgow.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n            <lb />These are the articles of his regimen &amp;\r\n            <lb />I trust a great deal to them for the recovery\r\n            <lb />of his health. Without observing a regimen\r\n            <lb />no remedies will be of service and with a strict\r\n            <lb />regimen few will be necessary.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As a principal remedy the <treatment n=\"11\">issue</treatment> in his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> must be &amp; made rather larÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ger amd if a perpetual issue should become\r\n            <lb />troublesome as it sometimes does it may be\r\n            <lb />dried up &amp; <del>ap</del> in that case a <treatment n=\"11\">pea issue</treatment> must\r\n            <lb />be made behind his <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulder</bodypart> in the <bodypart n=\"10\">nape of\r\n            <lb />the neck</bodypart> or in one <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> as may be found most\r\n            <lb />convenient &amp; one or other of these <treatment n=\"11\">Issues</treatment> must\r\n            <lb />be continued till his health is tolerably estaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />blished or a little longer\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n            <lb />If his <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> becomes at any time more\r\n            <lb />bound with any <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of breathing</symptom> or\r\n            <lb />pains anywhere about his <bodypart n=\"26\">chest</bodypart> <treatment n=\"1\">a small quanÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tity of blood may be taken</treatment> from his <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> and\r\n            <lb />that too may be repeated according to the effects\r\n            <lb />and the urgency of the Symptoms\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In the same circumstances <treatment n=\"9\">a gentle vomit</treatment>\r\n            <lb />may be usefull &amp; this may be repeated\r\n            <lb />more frequently than <treatment n=\"1\">the bleedings</treatment>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He should continue to take two or three\r\n            <lb />times a day from twenty to thirty drops of\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"108\" t=\"12\">Elixir Vitrioli</ingredient> in a small cup of watergruel\r\n            <lb />or Barley water.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When upon lying down at night, his\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> is very troublesome he should take reguÂ¬\r\n            <lb />larly <del>of</del> half a spoonfull or a spoonfull of the\r\n            <pb n=\"8\" />\r\n            <lb />Tinctus ordered below\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Every night at going to bed let him\r\n            <lb />take a tea spoonfull of the Electnary also\r\n            <lb />ordered below washing it down with <del>a draughts</del>\r\n            <lb />a draught of <add place=\"above\">warm</add> water gruel or Barley water\r\n            <lb />X Along with these or by themselves he may take\r\n            <lb />any kind of fruit dried or fresh as Figs raisins\r\n            <lb />Currants preserved gooseberries, strawberries\r\n            <lb />&amp; such like currant or Bramble Jelly &amp; apples\r\n            <lb />in every shape-\r\n        </p>\r\n<recipe>\r\n    <choice>\r\n        <orig>\r\n            <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum: Arabic</ingredient> â„¥ii <ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar cand.</ingredient> â„¥i Affunde\r\n            <lb />Aq. bullient â„¥v. - Solve of colaturce adde\r\n            <lb />Syr. limon â„¥i - â„³. Sig Pectoral Linctus.\r\n        </orig>\r\n        <reg>Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient> and one ounce of <ingredient n=\"50\">sugar</ingredient> and pour into five ounces of\r\n            boiling water. Dissolve and strain, then add an ounce of lemon syrup. Mix. Label: Pectoral Linctus.</reg>\r\n    </choice>\r\n</recipe>\r\n<recipe>\r\n    <choice>\r\n        <orig>\r\n            <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"4\">Balsam Solutan</ingredient> â„ˆi <ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar duriÅ¿sim</ingredient> â„ˆii\r\n            <lb />Teriot simul probe et adde - pulv. <ingredient n=\"142\">Enul camp:</ingredient> Ê’i\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"49\">Rob. Sambure</ingredient> â„¥ii <ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">Syr. Balsam</ingredient>. q.s. ut. Electuarium\r\n            <lb />Tenue Sig. 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Greigson (near Cornhill) who had formerly consulted\r\n        <lb />you, and has desir\'d me to give you some account of his\r\n        <lb />present situation. â€“ You will recollect that his Disorder\r\n        <lb />is a <symptom n=\"35\">spitting of Blood</symptom>, of which he has had very frequent\r\n        <lb />returns of late, tho\' the quantity of it is not so considerÂ¬\r\n        <lb />able as to threaten any immediate Danger. â€“ He was\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">bled</treatment> a day or two before I saw him without relief, and,\r\n        <lb />as the surgeon inform\'d me that his <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> was not\r\n        <lb />in the least sizy, <symptom n=\"15\">his Pulse being quite calm</symptom>,\r\n        <lb />I did not think it proper to have that operation repeated.\r\n        <lb />I have injoin\'d him in entire abstinence from animal\r\n        <lb />food, wine and spiritous Liquors of all sorts, and\r\n        <lb />recommended a Milk &amp; vegetable Diet. - I have\r\n        <lb />likewise advised him to be much on horseback\r\n        <lb />unless he finds his symptoms increas\'d by that ExerÂ¬\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />cise. â€“ As Medicines I have prescrib\'d an <action n=\"13\">Electuary</action>\r\n        <lb />of <ingredient n=\"107\">Conserve of Rose</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"91\">Nitre with a nitrous Julep.\r\n</ingredient>        \r\n        <lb />I shou\'d have recommened the use of some stronger\r\n        <lb /><action n=\"5\">astringent</action> than the <ingredient n=\"107\">Conserv. 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Riddell</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Berwick <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>y</sup>.</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 22<sup>d</sup>. 1776</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup>. Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Riddel. q.\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Greigson.\r\n                <lb />Feb. 1776\r\n                <lb />Vol. IV. p.123\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1243, 11, '2015-04-17 10:13:27', 52),
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These two months\r\n                <lb />I have been much <symptom n=\"24\">bound</symptom> in my <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> &amp;\r\n                <lb />very seldom got a stool without a little\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"63\" t=\"1\">Tinctura Sana</ingredient> or a single pill called\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"63\">Anderson\'s Pills</ingredient>. This you will lay\r\n                <lb />before D<sup>r</sup>. Cullen &amp; get his advice &amp; send\r\n                <lb />me as soon as possible.\r\n            </p>\r\n            <dateline>-Boath 16 March 1774-</dateline>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n           <p>\r\n               <lb />Case for D<sup>r</sup> Cullen\r\n               <lb />Advice\r\n               <lb />1774\r\n               <lb />Vol iij p 16, 29\r\n           </p> \r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 890, 11, '2014-10-13 14:54:42', 99),
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The <symptom n=\"50\">Cramps</symptom>\r\n            <lb />obliged him to jump out o\' bed &amp; at times He\r\n            <lb />was a quarter of an hour at a time uncovered.</p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Next Day he had a pain of his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>. M<sup>r</sup> M<sup>c</sup>Arthur\r\n            <lb />proposed <unclear><choice><abbr>V.S.</abbr><expan>Venesection</expan></choice></unclear> but a prejudice against it on\r\n            <lb />account of Nervous complaints hindered him\r\n            <lb />from complying â€“ He turned better &amp; came\r\n            <lb />to Glasgow but <condition n=\"13\">catched additional cold</condition> by sitting\r\n            <lb />in a cold room, &amp; his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> on the right side being\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />uneasy. He was advised by M<sup>r</sup> Dunlop to\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">lose some blood</treatment>, but he declined it, &amp; was better\r\n            <lb />next Day â€“ In a few Days He went home &amp;\r\n            <lb />walk\'d about as usual tho\' not so well and\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">cough\'d</symptom> a good deal. In the course of last\r\n            <lb />week he observ\'d that he had <symptom n=\"174\">a bad taste of\r\n            <lb />his mouth</symptom>, &amp; what he expectorated had a\r\n            <lb />bad smell â€“\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />On Friday last <u>16 <choice><abbr>Feb</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice></u> He had a good deal of\r\n            <lb />pain in his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>, &amp; spit more of that stuff.\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> M<sup>c</sup>Arthur found his Pulse, on the <u>17<sup>th</sup></u>, quick &amp;\r\n            <lb />rather hard: <treatment n=\"4\">bled him</treatment> to â„¥x, it was a little\r\n            <lb />sizy. He had a Dose of Salts that operated freely.</p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I went there on Sunday <u>18</u> - <symptom n=\"15\">his Pulse above <u>90</u></symptom>\r\n            <lb />the pain of his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> was not severe, but <subst><del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del><add place=\"above\">checked</add></subst>\r\n            <lb />him a little in Inspiration â€“ He still <symptom n=\"4\">cough\'d</symptom> up\r\n            <lb />a gross yellow stuff, which He cou\'d promote by\r\n            <lb />turning towards the right side &amp; indulging <symptom n=\"4\">the\r\n                <lb />Cough</symptom>, which however He has the power of checÂ¬\r\n            <lb />king. M<sup>r</sup> M<sup>c</sup>Arthur said that the preceeding\r\n            <lb />Day, it was horridly foetid, &amp; He was sure part\r\n            <lb />of it was purulent, &amp; that <symptom n=\"35\">in some spits there\r\n                <lb />were red streaks</symptom> â€“ What I saw I cou\'d not proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nounce to be actually purulent, but approaching\r\n            <lb />it. The pain was chiefly around the <bodypart n=\"102\">nipple</bodypart> but\r\n            <lb />at times spread down that side of the <bodypart n=\"73\">Thorax</bodypart>.</p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I restricted him from Animal food - allowing\r\n            <lb />him variety of Vegetable dishes - with Milk\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />especially churned milk &amp; whey - &amp; such\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action> <choice><abbr>Dec. or Inf.</abbr><expan>Decoction or Infusion</expan></choice> \r\nas He likes best.\r\n            <lb />He takes a mixture with a portion of <ingredient n=\"25\">Acet.\r\n                <lb />scillit.</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"75\" t=\"3\">Solut. G. Arab.</ingredient>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />On Wed. 21 I saw him again â€“ He found\r\n            <lb />the pain vanished after the <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment>, &amp; on the 20\r\n            <lb />his Pulse was under <u>90</u> &amp; I then (<u>21<sup>st</sup></u>) found\r\n            <lb />it <u>84</u>, neither full nor hard â€“Â His <bodypart n=\"8\">cheeks</bodypart> in\r\n            <lb />the forenoon used to become red - less so these\r\n            <lb />two Days â€“ He had no marked <symptom n=\"2\">shiverings</symptom>, but\r\n            <lb />his <symptom n=\"20\"><bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart> at times rather cold</symptom>. <symptom n=\"28\">A gentle moisÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ture on his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart></symptom> in the mornings â€“ but they\r\n            <lb />say He always had a disposition to <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom> in\r\n            <lb />the Nights â€“ I desired He shou\'d be <treatment n=\"1\">bled</treatment> as\r\n            <lb />yesterday &amp; to have a gentle <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> to day â€“\r\n            <lb />His bed is put into the drawing room - &amp; He is\r\n            <lb />to take gentle airings in the chaise, which do\r\n            <lb />not hurt his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>, nor increase the pulse.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I hear that the <treatment n=\"1\"><bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> let yesterday</treatment> is much\r\n            <lb />more sizy â€“ but <symptom n=\"15\">the Pulse as on <choice><abbr>Wed<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>Wednesday</expan></choice></symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have left myself no room for any other subject; but\r\n            <lb />I am really anxious about him â€“ tho\' I woud fain\r\n            <lb />hope by a ready Expectoration &amp; the advance of the\r\n            <lb />season matters may turn out more favourably.\r\n            <lb />I have said nothing yet about any other drain\r\n            <lb />than the <treatment n=\"4\">Blisters</treatment> â€“ I am <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> D<sup>r</sup>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>your most humble <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>A. Stevenson</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Professor of Physic\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Stevenson. q.\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Barclay\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1776\r\n        </p>\r\n    </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1244, 11, '2014-10-06 19:10:20', 62),
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Mathew\r\n            <lb />did not arrive till the Day before when he\r\n            <lb />was become quite insensible to what was doing aout him.\r\n            <lb />He never complained of any inward pain\r\n            <lb />when askd, but when stirr\'d in the Bed by the\r\n            <lb />assistance of others, he would shrink &amp; even cry\r\n            <lb />out for the three last Days, dureing which time\r\n            <lb />on pressing along the edges of the Cartilages of the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"40\">false Ribs</bodypart> on the right side he complaind pretty\r\n            <lb />much of an acute pain &amp; shrunk from the\r\n            <lb />Toutch. â€“â€“ He had an almost constant <symptom n=\"4\">hard ringÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing Cough</symptom> dureing the same time &amp; got up a colourÂ¬\r\n            <lb />less but very tough phlegm with great difficulty\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"12\">DyspnÃ¦a</symptom> much as before till the last Day when\r\n            <lb />it encreas\'d greatly. 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There was a Spott\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"above\">of a livid Colour</add> on the outside about the breath of the palm of\r\n            <lb />the hand on the Right side just at the Edge of\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"40\">Ribs</bodypart> upon a Line with the Navell which\r\n            <lb />felt a little puffy but not much <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom>\r\n            <lb />there or on any other part of the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>.-\r\n       </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The whole of the <bodypart n=\"69\">Intestines</bodypart> to our great <unclear>surprise</unclear>\r\n            <lb />appear\'d to be in a thoroughly healthy State &amp;\r\n            <lb />even the <bodypart n=\"44\">Liver</bodypart> not much diseasd it seemd to\r\n            <lb />be of a Darker Colour &amp; (according to <add place=\"above\">my</add> Judgement)\r\n            <lb />rather less than common, but without the least\r\n            <lb />appearance of any <condition n=\"65\">Schirrhus</condition> or inequality in\r\n            <lb />any part of its substance. â€“â€“ But the\r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"86\">Gall Bladder</bodypart> was pretty much distended &amp;\r\n            <lb />of almost thorough black Colour, it had tinged all\r\n            <lb />the neighbouring <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowells</bodypart> of the same colour but\r\n            <lb />at a little Distance the shade became yellowish before\r\n            <lb />it was quite lost; it had in the same manner tinged\r\n            <lb />that part of the parietes of the <bodypart n=\"30\">Abdomen</bodypart> which\r\n            <lb />was oppos\'d to the larger End of it &amp; which corresÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ponded with the livid spot upon the outside.\r\n            <lb />It was so much enlarged that it containd\r\n            <lb />about 8. or 9. oz. of a Black Viscid Liquor\r\n            <lb />resembling <ingredient n=\"34\" t=\"21\">Balsam of Sulphur</ingredient> pretty nearly\r\n            <lb />when made thin. â€“â€“ <add place=\"above\">Which Liquor</add> when diluted in water\r\n            <lb />gave it a deep yellow Colour, but had very\r\n            <lb />little or no fÅ“tor. â€“â€“ Before oppening the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"86\">Gall Bladder</bodypart> I endeavoured to squeeze out\r\n            <lb />some of its Contents but found that it was\r\n            <lb />not to be done with several Efforts, which\r\n            <lb />surpriz\'d me much as I could plainly perÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ceive there were no <condition n=\"55\">Gall Stones</condition> &amp; that both\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"88\">Cystic &amp; Biliary Ducts</bodypart> were rather enÂ¬\r\n            <lb />larged. â€“â€“ On examining farther I could plainly\r\n            <lb />perceive there was a large unequal <symptom n=\"18\">Tumour</symptom>\r\n            <lb />that lay alongst the <bodypart n=\"36\">Back Bone</bodypart> from the space\r\n            <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            <lb />below the <bodypart n=\"90\">Umbilicus</bodypart> as farr up as the upper\r\n            <lb />edge of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> which it seemd to have\r\n            <lb />pressed pretty much forwards &amp; also to have\r\n            <lb />prevented the free motion of the <bodypart n=\"85\">Diaphragm</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />downwards. â€“ It seemd to be about the size\r\n            <lb />of a Childs head of two years old but longer\r\n            <lb />it extended a little more to the right than the\r\n            <lb />left side, &amp; enveloped the <bodypart n=\"69\">Duodenum</bodypart> at the\r\n            <lb />part where the <bodypart n=\"88\">Biliary &amp;</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"87\"> pancreatic Ducts</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />pass into it &amp; 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Autumn he had either taken a Diet\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"150\">Drink of the Woods</ingredient> or had Drunk \r\n            <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"17\">Harrowgate Water</ingredient> (which he had transmitted to him\r\n            <lb />in Botles) except this last year when he\r\n            <lb />neglected all means till he was seezd as\r\n            <lb />formerly narrated in my first Letter.\r\n            <lb />QuÃ¦rie? could his <del>present</del> Complaints\r\n            <lb />have been owing to a Deposition of <condition n=\"43\">ScorbuÂ¬\r\n                <lb />tick Humour</condition> upon the <bodypart n=\"84\">Glands of the MesenÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />tery</bodypart> &amp;c as about described; &amp; if so could\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">mercury</ingredient> or any other Course of <action n=\"1\">alterative</action>\r\n            <lb />Medicines if given in the very begin<supplied>ning</supplied>\r\n            <lb />of his first troublesome symptoms, h<supplied>ave</supplied>\r\n            <lb />had any Effect to prevent the Fatall <supplied>conseÂ¬</supplied>\r\n            <lb />quences that follow\'d?\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If Doctor Cullen is so good as to th<illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />any hints or opinion concerning <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />Case be so good as transmitt them <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />&amp; you will greatly oblige\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n           \r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Your most <unclear><choice><abbr>obed</abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice></unclear> <illegible l=\"2\" />\r\n                <lb />humble <unclear>servant</unclear>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                Alex<sup>r</sup> Cop<supplied>land</supplied></signed>\r\n<dateline><choice><abbr>Dumf<sup>s</sup>.</abbr><expan>Dumfries</expan></choice> Feb: 24<sup>th</sup>. 1776</dateline>\r\n           \r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />N. 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I am sorry I could not transmitt a more partiÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />cular account of the situation of the <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart> or <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n                <lb />Contents of the <bodypart n=\"73\">Thorax</bodypart> as the Friends were very <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n                <lb />at the Time we took in observing as above narrated.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"8\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r:</sup> Rich<sup>d:</sup> Allen\r\n            <lb />Infirmery\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edn<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <p>\r\n                    <lb />Dissection of the <choice><abbr>Rev<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>Reverend</expan></choice>\r\n                    <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Marshall from\r\n                    <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Copland of Dumfries\r\n                    <lb />24<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1776\r\n                </p>\r\n            </annot>\r\n\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1245, 11, '2014-10-13 15:44:21', 70);
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Let the <treatment n=\"3\">shocks</treatment> be very gentle especially at\r\n            <lb />first &amp; according to the effects let them be increased\r\n            <lb />in force &amp; number but <add place=\"above\">in such a case</add> it is never safe <subst><del>the making</del><add place=\"above\">to make</add></subst>\r\n            <lb />them very strong &amp; in this case it will be much safer\r\n            <lb />to apply the shocks rather to the <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart> than to the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />His diet should be of a middling kind. He\r\n            <lb />should have some meat &amp; may take a bit of any plain\r\n            <lb />meat to dinner every day, but should take no meat\r\n            <lb />at Supper. Even at dinner he should <add place=\"above\">not</add> make a full\r\n            <lb />meal of meat but should make it up with broth or\r\n            <lb />pudding. he should hardly take any roots or greens\r\n            <lb /><del>any</del> that is any cold or flatulent food. <unclear>Oi</unclear>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For ordinary drink he may take Toast water\r\n            <lb />sometimes with a little wine in it &amp; in that shape\r\n            <lb />or any other he may take to the quantity of half\r\n            <lb />a pint of good sherry every day. <del>If it can be</del>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If it can be any ways conveniently done he\r\n            <lb />should have exercise in a carriage for two or three\r\n            <lb />hours every forenoon.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It is necessary to defend him well against cold\r\n            <lb />&amp; he will be the better for wearing flannel every\r\n            <lb />where next his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The above is all I think necessary to say at\r\n            <lb />present if you have any remarks to make or\r\n            <lb />questions to put or if any new circumstances\r\n            <lb />have cast up I shall be very willing to write\r\n            <lb />again &amp; you may expect it more punctually than\r\n            <lb />has happened now.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />You put a question to me about my fee\r\n            <lb />which I am never willing to answer for the\r\n            <lb />most part submitting my own opinion to that\r\n            <lb />of others in this matter but if I must speak to\r\n            <lb />you I shall tell you that my fee is according\r\n            <lb />to the circumstances of the season &amp; the trouble\r\n            <lb />I have from.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Nothing can give me more pleasure than\r\n            <lb />to hear of the Governors recovery &amp; please make\r\n            <lb />my <choice><abbr>compt<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>compliments</expan></choice> to his Excellency in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> most respectful\r\n            <lb />manner. Please tell Mr Betham that I shall\r\n            <lb />always rejoice to hear of the welfare of him &amp; his\r\n            <lb />family. I am Sir with very great regard\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Your most <choice><abbr>obed humb Serv</abbr><expan>obedient humble Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>. March. 07.\r\n            <lb />1774.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />For M<sup>r</sup> Mylred.\r\n            <lb />17<sup>th</sup> March 1774\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 891, 3, '2013-05-19 15:34:53', 125),
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thereby he found\r\n            <lb />upon the <bodypart n=\"59\">Left Lisk</bodypart> an pain something Dangling amongst\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"123\">Leaders</bodypart> unto the <bodypart n=\"32\">Left Testicle</bodypart> this continued Eight\r\n            <lb />Days when he found an hardness, like the Size of an <unclear>CoushÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sue</unclear> Nut upon the end of the <bodypart n=\"32\">Left Testicle</bodypart> and a small\r\n            <lb />swelling upon the face of said hardness which Increased\r\n            <lb />in Nine Days time to the sizee of an Goose Egg with some\r\n            <lb />Dangleing pain and <symptom n=\"62\">Inflamation</symptom> upon Which he was\r\n            <lb />advised by severalle of Surgeons <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> whom he had applyd\r\n            <lb />first to <treatment n=\"1\">Lett Blood</treatment> then go through an Course of Purging \r\n            <lb />Physick and taking a little <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> every night before\r\n            <lb />the Physick to be inspected every third <add place=\"above\">or</add> <del>of</del> fourth day till\r\n            <lb />the swelling Wore away upon the first two Dayes it DecreasÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ed and was free of pain with <treatment n=\"21\">formentations</treatment> it\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />hase been Decreasing till it is Less now every morning\r\n            <lb />than an Duck Egg but if the Patient should now only\r\n            <lb />sitt at the Fireside most of the Day time not yet said\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"74\">Testicle</bodypart> swells towards Bed time every night rather\r\n            <lb />Bigger than in the mornings and the Principle string\r\n            <lb />or <bodypart n=\"123\">Leader</bodypart> unto it allways feells hard like a small hemp\r\n            <lb />String The patient was also advised to rub a very little\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\">Mercurial Ointment</ingredient> to it every second night at Bed\r\n            <lb />time yet by turns he finds likewise the <bodypart n=\"74\">Right Testicle</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />towards Bed time also Effected with a Little hardness upon\r\n            <lb />it Just as the Other began <add place=\"above\"><choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>without</expan></choice><illegible w=\"1\" /> an Dangleing pain</add> but often a Dose of <action n=\"24\">purging PhyÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sick</action> or in the mornings said <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> and hardness\r\n            <lb />goes off the said Patient here keep his Bed mostly since\r\n            <lb />Effected and by advice here lived verry sparringly was\r\n            <lb />Lastly when overtaken now is pritty thin finds he dare not\r\n            <lb />even Walk about fearing it Increass the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> therefore\r\n            <lb />now Wants Advice from able Physicians what medecine\r\n            <lb />will best answer to take away this disorder and What\r\n            <lb />Regimen and Whether to desist as he hase done from\r\n            <lb />Exercise or to keep his Bed close or not and to know\r\n            <lb />if he <illegible w=\"1\" /> Releiff by recovery if no better \r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 892, 3, '2012-11-17 13:15:17', 105),
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This experiment\r\n            <lb />became necessary because I plainly saw her <symptom n=\"23\">strength\r\n                <lb />declining fast</symptom>. This alteration of diet has neither\r\n            <lb />encreased her <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>, which except at bedtime is\r\n            <lb />realy inconsiderable, nor the <symptom n=\"15\">quickness of her\r\n            <lb />pulse</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />After I first bled her I <del>then</del> wanted to give her a\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment> but could not then prevail upon her to take\r\n            <lb />one. On Saturday evening haveing eat next to nothing\r\n            <lb />for some days befor, she throw up a load of Phlegm\r\n            <lb />with a weak <ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecacoan</ingredient> <treatment n=\"9\">puke</treatment> and found her\r\n            <lb />self afterwards much lighter &amp; her Spirits better\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />than they had been for some time past: for of late\r\n            <lb />she has been troubled with <symptom n=\"6\">dejection of Spirits</symptom>\r\n            <lb />a thing quite new to her.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />So far as I can judge her <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart> are yet untainted.\r\n            <lb />She her self says the cause of her <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> is seated about\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"9\">wind pipe</bodypart> where she feels some unÂ¬\r\n            <lb />easiness which does not extend so far downwards\r\n            <lb />as the <bodypart n=\"40\">Top of the Sternum</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />She would have been in flannel could I have perÂ¬\r\n            <lb />swaded her to wear it befor I wrott you &amp; even\r\n            <lb />yet she will not use it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />She proposes to pay for a visit to her brother in the\r\n            <lb />Carse of Gowray so soon as the Season will\r\n            <lb />permitt her. Last harvest the Colonel says she\r\n            <lb />was freer from the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> when at Glendoick\r\n            <lb />than she had been for several years befor. I\r\n            <lb />have no objection to this expedition Gowry being\r\n            <lb />a much milder climate than the foot of the\r\n            <lb />Lomonds but am affraid she will hardly have\r\n            <lb />strength to execute it for she never is above one\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />hour &amp; one half in the Carriage.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I cannot help being surprized that M<sup>rs</sup> Douglas\r\n            <lb />with <symptom n=\"15\">no frequency in her pulse</symptom>, much less <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb />than she formerly had &amp; who now seldom <symptom n=\"28\">sweats</symptom>\r\n            <lb />any in the morning should fall off so fast.\r\n            <lb />She constantly uses the <ingredient n=\"33\" t=\"20\">Antimonial wine</ingredient> but\r\n            <lb />not in such quantities as to make her sick\r\n            <lb />which it once or twice did.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am glad to hear you begin to entertain <unclear>high</unclear>er\r\n            <lb />hopes of Miss Clephan she is soon to be in Fife\r\n            <lb />when she will be under my care be so good as to\r\n            <lb />let me know what the plan of operations with\r\n            <lb />her is to be. With the greatest regard I\r\n            <lb />ever am\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n              \r\n                    <lb /><choice><abbr>D</abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Doctor\r\n                    <lb />Your most obedient\r\n                    <lb />&amp; humble Servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Henry Miller</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Donebristle March 22. 1774</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />P.S. Upon reflection in my first\r\n                <lb />I believe I told you of her intention\r\n                <lb />of going to Glendoick.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 893, 11, '2014-10-13 15:06:43', 124),
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Molison <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup>. Murdoch\r\n            <lb />with the Answer by\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup>. Cullen -\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 895, 11, '2014-10-13 15:07:20', 126),
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<bodypart n=\"32\">Testes</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />but chiefly the former - He was then <treatment n=\"1\">bled</treatment> to ten or 12\r\n            <lb />ounces, but as his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse was quite soft &amp; easie - and rather\r\n            <lb />small</symptom> did not think proper to repeat the operation.\r\n            <lb />He then began to take some Doses of <ingredient n=\"7\"><choice><abbr>Callamel griii</abbr><expan>three grains of Callamel </expan></choice></ingredient> every\r\n            <lb />night for three nights working that off by Doses of <ingredient n=\"62\">salts</ingredient> on\r\n            <lb />the fourth day, then Intermitting a few days and repeating\r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"7\">Callamel</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"62\">salts</ingredient> - And after that he takes a Dose <ingredient n=\"62\">salts</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />twice a week for two weeks, and in the mean time\r\n            <lb />to foment the <bodypart n=\"32\">Testicle</bodypart> <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <unclear><treatment n=\"12\">Caths</treatment></unclear> wrung out of warm milk\r\n            <lb />&amp; water - And till the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> should begin to subside to\r\n            <lb />keep a <treatment n=\"23\">Poultice</treatment> of <del>Bread &amp; milk to it by</del> vinegar &amp;\r\n            <lb />oatmeal to it - to live sparse - And by mostly in Bed\r\n            <lb />with the <bodypart n=\"32\">Testicle</bodypart> suspended - And in about eight days\r\n            <lb />the swelling began to subside - And the Pain when Touching\r\n            <lb />much diminished - The <treatment n=\"21\">fomentation</treatment> &amp; <treatment n=\"23\">Poultice</treatment> were then\r\n            <lb />discontinued, and he was ordered to rub a little <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\">merÂ¬\r\n            <lb />curial ointment</ingredient> into the <bodypart n=\"32\">scrotum</bodypart> over the affected side\r\n            <lb />once in two or three nights which he did for some\r\n            <lb />Time taking as directed a Dose <ingredient n=\"62\">salts</ingredient> twice a week\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />And for these three last weeks he has taken a Dose <ingredient n=\"62\">salts</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />once a week and always observed the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> to\r\n            <lb />subside <add place=\"above\">a little</add> upon taking Physick - And to continue so\r\n            <lb />for two or three Days - but not withstanding I believe\r\n            <lb />least so frequent <action n=\"24\">purgatives</action> if longer continued should\r\n            <lb />not be so proper - the Electuary you mention may be\r\n            <lb />properly substituted - In some days after the <bodypart n=\"32\">left\r\n            <lb />Testicle</bodypart> began to abate of <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> he observed the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"32\">right</bodypart> also beginning to be affected in like manner\r\n            <lb />and ever since has continued to be more or less afÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fected - but never to that degree the other was ---\r\n            <lb />Both now are pretty near their natural size  only\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"74\">Epidydimis</bodypart> of both are still a little <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and <symptom n=\"125\">hard</symptom> especially the left - And he cannot take\r\n            <lb />any exercise but it rather increases this <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and <symptom n=\"125\">hardness</symptom> -- and always toward night they are\r\n            <lb />more so and become a little unneasie - But the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> is now so Inconsiderable that I hope it\r\n            <lb />will gradually wear off - By keeping strictly to light\r\n            <lb />Regimen - Keeping the <bodypart n=\"32\">Testes</bodypart> suspended and the\r\n            <lb />Laxatives as you mention - as I presume it now\r\n            <lb />principally depends on a Relaxation of the <bodypart n=\"57\">vessels</bodypart> of\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"74\">Epidydimis</bodypart> from the violence they have suffered\r\n            <lb />from the preceeding <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammation</symptom>- <illegible w=\"1\" /> for\r\n            <lb />strengthening &amp; recovering their Tone the Lotion you\r\n            <lb />recommend will answere very well till the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> is entirely gone and then perhaps the Cold bath\r\n            <lb />may be of use - I made him a proper <treatment n=\"33\">suspensary\r\n            <lb />Bandage</treatment> but he could not bear it as it galled the Inside\r\n            <lb />of the <bodypart n=\"29\">hips</bodypart> -- But the Method he takes, is by wearing a\r\n            <lb />large piece of flannel between his Breeches and <bodypart n=\"32\">scrotum</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />which answers pretty well but not in my opinion equal\r\n            <lb />to a Bandage- He never had any considerable pain\r\n            <lb />only the part affected was sore to the Touch or when the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"32\">Testicle</bodypart> hung unsupported - Which is still the case\r\n            <lb />though in a lesser degree - He complains of a kind of\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"90\">Thrilling</symptom>, unusual sensation almost constantly in the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"32\">Testes</bodypart> - and sometimes extends to his <bodypart n=\"51\">Limbs</bodypart> - And\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />which rather increases toward night and of glowing sensations\r\n            <lb />through the <bodypart n=\"32\">Testes</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"51\">Limbs</bodypart> especially the left in like\r\n            <lb />manner which I ascribe to the free Circulation of the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> and semen being impeded through the <bodypart n=\"74\">Epidydimis</bodypart> &amp;\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"32\">Testis</bodypart> - And to his confinement - being accustomed all\r\n            <lb />his life to much exercise -- He knows no Cause for\r\n            <lb />his disorder, but a fall he got last november, upon a stone\r\n            <lb />whereby the Lower part of his <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> over the <bodypart n=\"91\">sacrum</bodypart> &amp;\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"91\">Coxix</bodypart> was so much hurt that he had always difficulty\r\n            <lb />in sitting till of late after taking some doses of the <ingredient n=\"62\">salts</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />but since that is perfectly easie -- About the fort of february,\r\n            <lb />he got another fall on his <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"1\">hind head</bodypart> by which the\r\n            <lb />Latter was considerably hurt - But these seem but very\r\n            <lb />remote Causes - Since he arrived at manhood he\r\n            <lb />used to have a <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> of a sort of gross fÅ“ted <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />matter under the grains on each side the <bodypart n=\"32\">scrotum</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />which though <add place=\"above\">not</add> strictly Pereodical got generally\r\n            <lb />encreasing for thee days &amp; decreasing for three\r\n            <lb />more - And he never did any thing for it but wash\r\n            <lb />&amp; Clean the parts - till about a year and half ago\r\n            <lb />thinking it very troublesome he rubbed a <del>little</del> Chaw\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"72\">Tabacco</ingredient> &amp; some <ingredient n=\"72\">Tabacco spittle</ingredient> to it always when\r\n            <lb />it made its apearance, which Imediatly stopt the\r\n            <lb />evacuation for the time, and by treating it in\r\n            <lb />that manner this Complaint became less frequent\r\n            <lb />now whether the retaining that serum might be\r\n            <lb />hurtful - and the redundancy might fall upon the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"32\">Testes</bodypart> and prove their Cause of his present\r\n            <lb />Complaints I leave to your better Judgement &amp;\r\n            <lb />Experience to determine -- Just now I think the\r\n            <lb />Bodies of both <bodypart n=\"32\">Testicles</bodypart> pretty near the natural shape\r\n            <lb />&amp; size - And the <bodypart n=\"74\">Epidydimis</bodypart> of both can be plainly\r\n            <lb />felt <symptom n=\"125\">hard</symptom>, and distinct from the body of the <bodypart n=\"32\">Testes</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />so that the affection is evedently in the former and not\r\n            <lb />in the Latter further than from vicinity &amp; Consort\r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb />And now having given you as full a state of the Case\r\n            <lb />as I can Collect --- In hopes it may answer the\r\n            <lb />design &amp; that you will be able therefrom to form\r\n            <lb />a judgement of the Disorder, and the proper means\r\n            <lb />of Cure.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> the utmost respect\r\n                <lb />Your very <choice><abbr>hble ser<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>humble servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Ivie Campbell</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    <postscript>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />the Liquer and Medecine\r\n            <lb />Prescribed will not be\r\n            <lb />sent for till such time as\r\n            <lb />a Return comes to hand fearing\r\n            <lb />it may not be Sensible to the Disorder.\r\n        </p>\r\n</postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Professor Medicine\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 897, 2, '2012-10-23 11:50:12', 192),
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We were not sure too but\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />an <condition n=\"66\">Arthritick humour</condition> falling upon the <bodypart n=\"56\">neck of the Bladder</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />might have some show in producing his Disorder, and we\r\n            <lb />were unwilling to reduce the <bodypart n=\"97\">vis vitÃ¦</bodypart> too much, in hopes\r\n            <lb />that nature might throw the <condition n=\"3\">Gouty</condition> matter upon the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"52\">Extremeties</bodypart>, &amp; so relieve him from all his other Complaints,\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"above\">as was the case in</add> some instances <del>of</del> which are mentioned by Hoffman<note>The works of the German chemist and physician Freidrich Hoffmann (Hoffman) (1660-1742), are too numerous to readily trace this specific reference.</note>\r\n            <lb />other observations. Had it occurd to us to <treatment n=\"14\">take some blood\r\n            <lb />by Leeches</treatment> from the <bodypart n=\"74\">Perineum</bodypart>, we surely would have done it,\r\n            <lb />because probably a small quantity taken so near the parts\r\n            <lb />affected would have done more good than a larger quantity\r\n            <lb />from the <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart>. We endeavoured, tho\' in vain, to restore\r\n            <lb />his Perspiration by the <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretick</action> Julep, but indeed all\r\n            <lb />our endeavours were frustrated by the untractableness\r\n            <lb />of our Patient who unluckily would not be confined to\r\n            <lb />any Regimen or do but what he pleas\'s, frequently drinkÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing a good deal of wine, notwithstanding all we could\r\n            <lb />do to prevent it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For a week past his <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse</symptom> has been smaller than before\r\n            <lb />and generaly not very frequent, being up and down from\r\n            <lb />75 to 90, but his <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart> is constantly rough &amp; dry tho\' his\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />Thirst is not always considerable. He still at times\r\n            <lb />complains of <condition n=\"24\">Strangury</condition>, but the mucous sediment has\r\n            <lb />not been so heavy and tenacious; it is of a looser texture\r\n            <lb />and sometimes has more of a purulent appearance\r\n            <lb />mixing with the water which formerly it would not do.\r\n            <lb />He slumbers a good deal &amp; seems to sleep soundly, but\r\n            <lb />never allows that he sleeps any at all. His appetite\r\n            <lb />is totally gone and it is with difficulty he can be \r\n            <lb />perswaded to take a little salep and sago two or three\r\n            <lb />times a day.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />From <illegible w=\"1\" /> above account you will easily judge that\r\n            <lb />he must be much weakned. If any thing farther occurs\r\n            <lb />to you, it will be very obliging to communicate it\r\n            <lb />to\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                    <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                    <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>obed</abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>John Alves</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n               \r\n                <lb />Inverness, 24<sup>th</sup> March\r\n                <lb />1774\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />P.S. He was much distressed with <condition n=\"67\">Hiccup</condition> for some\r\n                <lb />days when he had the<symptom n=\"34\">feverish Paroxysims</symptom>, but it has\r\n                <lb />now left him.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician at Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 894, 3, '2013-07-25 12:06:18', 133),
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I was seized <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n a <condition n=\"15\">rheumatism</condition> in\r\n    <lb/>my <bodypart n=\"11\">Shoulder</bodypart>. As soon as I was able I was advis\'d to ride\r\n    <lb/>on hors\'bak for it; one day <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> horse took on a Suddent\r\n    <lb/>to a Gallop &amp; plunged in such a manner that I and the\r\n    <lb/>man that was before me was thrown off <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> great vioÂ¬\r\n    <lb/>lence unto a field of Corn several yards of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup>.</abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> road\r\n    <lb/>my greatest weight was upon my right leg which was all\r\n    <lb/>Strained; at <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> time I thought I had got off with no\r\n    <lb/>further harm - in that I was mistaken - for as soon\r\n    <lb/>almost as I got home I was seized with <symptom n=\"27\">violent pain\r\n    <lb/>with Gravel pains or rather <condition n=\"24\">Stranguary</condition> which hath\r\n    <lb/>Continued <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> me ever since when I make water &amp;\r\n    <lb/>that is very often</symptom>; what makes me think it not a <symptom n=\"32\">gravel</symptom>\r\n    <lb/>is I have no pain in either <bodypart n=\"28\">ba\'k</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"59\">loins</bodypart> as some in <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> way\r\n    <lb/>Complain of &amp; I have little or no pain but <symptom n=\"27\">when I make\r\n    <lb/>water then <choice><abbr>ye</abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"27\">pain is very sharp</symptom></symptom> &amp; for some little time\r\n    <lb/>after just as if I wanted <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> â€“ <choice><abbr>ye</abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> water was thick\r\n    <lb/>as if mixt with Chalk for a long time, &amp; is still a little \r\n    <lb />so â€“ I had a <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> on my <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulder</bodypart> some time before\r\n    <lb/>but it was quite dried up &amp; Cured some days before that\r\n    <lb/>to <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> I think it Could not be a <condition n=\"24\">stranguirie</condition> neither\r\n    <lb/>I leave that to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Doctors judgment â€“â€“ I am inclined to\r\n    <lb/>to think inward applications will be of little use as what\r\n    <lb/>I took at <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup>.</abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> begining was of no service to me: such as\r\n    <lb/>some kild of oile with a new mixture &amp; swallowing\r\n    <lb/>Gum &amp;c. I shall say no more on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup>.</abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> subject but leave\r\n    <lb/>my self under God to the Doctors judgement in my Case\r\n</p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>Mrs Sloane\r\n                <lb/>March 1776\r\n                <lb/>Vol. IV. p.126\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1260, 2, '2013-09-19 15:39:04', 42),
(96, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1261\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1261] From: Mr James Owen Merry / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding:  Archibald Buchanan (Archy) (Patient) / March 1776 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2014-10-13\">13 October 2014</date> Last updated by Luca Guariento</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2012-06-11\">11 June 2012</date> XML file created by Jenny Bann</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n<body>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n    <opener>\r\n        <salute>Sir</salute>\r\n    </opener>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb/>I wished &amp; indeed I fully intended to have drawn\r\n        <lb/>out the enclosed extracts on thursday - but was prevented\r\n        <lb/>by a sudden call to Leith - I am sorry also that M<sup>r</sup>\r\n        <lb/>Buchanan was not in the way when your Card of\r\n        <lb/>appointment came - as I know full well how very preÂ¬\r\n        <lb/>cious every moment of your time is.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb/>Transcribing from my own papers is a very tedious\r\n        <lb/>employ to me - and I must crave your indulgence as to\r\n        <lb/>the manner - also to the prolixity - attributing it to the\r\n        <lb/>effusion of my friendship &amp; esteem for the Party concerned.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb/>The very small <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> acknowledgement I\r\n        <lb/>left with you - was on the joint account of Mr Campbell\r\n        <lb/>and my friend Mr Buchanan - who will be happy to\r\n        <lb/>receive your Commands; and we chearfully await\r\n        <lb/>your leisure â€“\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute>\r\n            <lb/>I am Sir\r\n            <lb/>Your very <choice><abbr>hble</abbr><expan>humble</expan></choice> servant\r\n        </salute>\r\n        <signed>J. O. Merry.</signed>\r\n        <dateline>\r\n            <lb/>Old Custom <choice><abbr>H<sup>o</sup>.</abbr><expan>House</expan></choice> Stair\r\n            <lb/>Parliament Square\r\n            <lb/>Saturday <choice><abbr>Mor<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>Morning</expan></choice>\r\n        </dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    <postscript>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Just as I was going to fold my Letter Doctor Cullens\r\n            <lb/>note<note>Untraced.</note> came into my hand - M<sup>r</sup>. Buchanan and\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb/>myself will do ourselves the pleasure to wait\r\n            <lb/>upon the Doctor at 12 o Clock\r\n        </p>\r\n    </postscript>\r\n        </div>\r\n            \r\n        <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb/><supplied>T</supplied>o\r\n        <lb/>Doctor Cullen</p>\r\n    <p><handShift /><annot>\r\n        <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Merry q\r\n        <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Buchanan\r\n        <lb/>March 1776\r\n    </annot></p>\r\n        </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1261, 11, '2014-10-13 15:45:11', 24),
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M<sup>c</sup>Dowall when in America was subÂ¬\r\n        <lb/>ject to <condition n=\"15\">Rhumatism</condition> &amp; Intermittent <condition n=\"10\">Fever</condition>,\r\n        <lb/>Since He came home He has had several\r\n        <lb/>Attacks of <condition n=\"15\">Rhumatism</condition> -\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb/>The external pains occasionally alterÂ¬\r\n        <lb/>nated with pains or disorder of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n        <lb/>&amp; <bodypart n=\"66\">guts</bodypart>.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb/>In July 1770 He was seiz\'d with an universal\r\n        <lb/>acute <condition n=\"15\">Rhumatism</condition>, but most severely in the <bodypart n=\"12\">Arms</bodypart>.\r\n        <lb/>His recovery was tedious - in the course of his\r\n        <lb/>illness, He was several times <treatment n=\"1\">bled</treatment> - Took <ingredient n=\"150\">Decoct. \r\n            <lb/>Lignor.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"24\" t=\"15\">Dec. 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Stevenson</signed>\r\n        <dateline>Glasgow 29 March 1776</dateline>\r\n    </closer><handShift />\r\n\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    <postscript>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>r</sup>. M<sup>c</sup>Douall presents his Compliments to\r\n            <lb/>Doctor Wood, begs he will consider the\r\n            <lb/>within case, and give him his opinion\r\n            <lb/>fully as soon as Convenient, &amp; should\r\n            <lb/>Doctor Woods instructions fail of success,\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>r</sup>. M<sup>c</sup>Douall will inform Dr. Wood, when \r\n            <lb/>he may consult any other person he\r\n            <lb/>thinks proper.</p>\r\n        <p>April 1st. 1776</p></postscript>\r\n        <p>Direct to <choice><abbr>Jo<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>John</expan></choice> M<sup>c</sup>Douall Glasgow</p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>Mr Macdowal\r\n                <lb/>March - <u>1776</u>\r\n                <lb/>Vol. V. p. 12\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1262, 11, '2014-10-13 15:46:03', 52);
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November 1774</dateline>\r\n<salute>Dear Sir --</salute></opener>\r\n        <p><lb />Some time ago I wrote you mentioning so far as I could the\r\n        <lb />Situation of my Complaints &amp; inclosing a Letter to you from m<sup>r</sup> Lamont, both\r\n        <lb />which I doubt has miscarried as neither have been favored with an Answer</p>\r\n        <p>I wrote you that the Medicines ordered &amp; got from the Laboratory<note>Not traced, but probably a commercial outlet for obtaining prepared medicines in Edinburgh.</note> are near\r\n            <lb />all ended &amp; as <symptom n=\"21\">the Heat &amp;<sup>ca</sup> still remains</symptom> with <symptom n=\"16\">a little Gleetish substance</symptom> in the\r\n        <lb />Morning particularly want to know whither you inclose any more Medcines\r\n        <lb />should be taken as the bearer will call at the Laboratory &amp; bring them here</p>\r\n        <p><lb />--- I refer you to m<sup>r</sup> Lamonts Letter as to the situation of <bodypart n=\"46\">my Stomatic\r\n        <lb />Complaints</bodypart> which dayly increase. 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I\r\n            <lb />find the <symptom n=\"22\">Dissiness and uneasiness</symptom> of <bodypart n=\"1\">my head</bodypart> increases much. I doubt,\r\n            <lb />as <treatment n=\"11\">the Issue</treatment> in <bodypart n=\"17\">my Leg</bodypart> does not run properly that it ought to be renewed</p>\r\n        <p><lb />I will be in town week after next when I will do myself the favor to\r\n            <lb />call on you.</p><closer><salute>I remain with regard <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir. 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Johnston of Cumnock <treatment n=\"1\">Blooded him</treatment> one day &amp; he\r\n    <lb />felt releived from it he recommends an <treatment n=\"11\">Isue</treatment> in\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"12\">his Arm</bodypart> but its not yet put in -- <symptom n=\"14\">his Breath\r\n        <lb />is so extremely offensive that its not easy to\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />stand many minutes by him</symptom> -- These are all\r\n        <lb />the bad symptoms that from an accurate <choice><abbr>atÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tion</abbr><expan>attention</expan></choice> I have observ\'d -- the favorable circumstances\r\n    <lb />are that altho I often shake him by <bodypart n=\"15\">the hand</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />as I pass him in the room <symptom n=\"21\">he never has any\r\n    <lb />degree of heat</symptom> on his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> even <symptom n=\"15\">when his pulse\r\n    <lb />is highest</symptom> has <symptom n=\"28\">no sweatings in the night</symptom> as M<sup>rs</sup>.\r\n    <lb />M<sup>c</sup>Kay &amp; his Servant informs me <symptom n=\"82\">nor does he ever\r\n    <lb />change coulour</symptom> or have <symptom n=\"34\">hectic fits warm or Cold</symptom>\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"8\">his appetite too is extremely good</symptom> <symptom n=\"3\">never sick</symptom> &amp;\r\n        <lb />could eat a great deal more than he allows him<unclear>self</unclear>\r\n        <lb />for he is attentive in not taking much meat or\r\n        <lb />wine but eats vegetables &amp; milk -- you\'ll I\r\n        <lb />daresay inform Doctor Cullen of all these parÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ticulars - that he\'s in any imediate danger I do\r\n        <lb />not think but his appearance strikes every body\r\n    <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"26\">growing so extremely thin</symptom> with <symptom n=\"8\">so keen an\r\n        <lb />appetite</symptom> &amp; gratifying his hunger fully tho not\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />with dressd dishes if he was in a proper state\r\n        <lb />of Health would not be the case -- If any\r\n        <lb />of his friends think that he will be better at\r\n        <lb />Dumfries House than Sanquhar this winter Im\r\n        <lb />sure he is extremely welcome no attention shall\r\n        <lb />be wanting on my part &amp; my Lord is extremely\r\n        <lb />humane &amp; takes pleasure in amusing Sandy\r\n        <lb />either riding out on Horseback or the little\r\n        <lb />entertai<supplied>nme</supplied>nt of cards &amp;c: within doors --</p>\r\n        <p><lb />If it should be thought proper to send him\r\n        <lb />abroad I do not think he could be trusted to a stranger\r\n        <lb />tho\' ever so able as a surgeon or physician it woud\r\n        <lb />be necessary to have somebody who was personally\r\n        <lb />attachd to him &amp; acquainted with his foibles I do not\r\n        <lb />think he could go without M<sup>rs</sup>. M<sup>c</sup>Kay I mention\'d\r\n        <lb />to him the probability of its being orderd for him but\r\n        <lb />nothing whether she should go or not because\r\n        <lb />I do not know his friends intentions on that head\r\n        <lb />she told me with regard to traveling that she thought\r\n        <lb /><unclear>it</unclear> had a strong effect on his intellects &amp; temper the\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <lb />the successive new scences confounded his imagination\r\n        <lb />&amp; she was sometimes very much affraid as she\r\n        <lb />says his temper grew quarelsome &amp; mind less\r\n        <lb />open to cool advice than usual I asked her if\r\n        <lb />she had told you so she said she had hinted it but\r\n        <lb />that she did not like to say much on the subject</p>\r\n        <closer><salute>my Lord presents <choice><abbr>Comp<sup>ts</sup>.</abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice> &amp; I am your\r\n        Most Humble <choice><abbr>S<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n        <signed>MDumfries</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>D.H.</abbr><expan>Dumfries House</expan></choice> 30<sup>th</sup>. <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1774</dateline>\r\n        </closer></div>\r\n        <div><p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup>. Gilbert Meason\r\n            <lb />S<sup>t</sup>. Andrews Square\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p></div>\r\n</body>', 930, 3, '2013-05-11 11:59:43', 91),
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Andrew Ross, who\r\n            <lb />Some years agoe Consulted you on his then State of\r\n            <lb />health; &amp; who by your advice &amp; Directions received\r\n            <lb />Great Benefitt --</p>\r\n        <p><lb />The Nature of his immediate Complaint, is what\r\n            <lb />he then in part Complained off, &amp; what is now laid BeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fore you, for your further advice --</p>\r\n        <p><lb />The above Gentleman is Going in the 73<sup>d</sup>. year\r\n            <lb />of his Age of a <condition n=\"25\">Plethoric</condition> habit, &amp; who has for the GreatÂ¬\r\n        <lb/>-est part of his life rather lived freely in his Diet,\r\n        <lb />&amp;c<sup><u>a</u></sup> with the Comfortable Conveniences Annexed to his\r\n        <lb />Situation; But att times has been oblidged, to Exceed\r\n            <lb />/tho not from Inclination/ According as Casuall OccaÂ¬\r\n        <lb />sions Might happen --</p>\r\n        <p><lb />The only matter, <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup>.</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> now Distresses him is a\r\n            <lb />Very Great Collection of <symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom> in his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowells</bodypart>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup>.</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> of late scarce Gives him Any respite, Being Come\r\n        <lb />to that <subst><add place=\"above\">Crisis</add><del>height</del></subst> as to be Extreamly troublesome tho without\r\n            <lb />the Smallest Alarming or Dangerous Circumstance atÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tending it. --</p>\r\n        <p><lb />For Severall years last past, it was always\r\n            <lb />a Concomitant with Any other <choice><abbr>Ailm<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>Ailment</expan></choice> he was Subject\r\n            <lb />to or Laboured under, &amp; has Gradually Come to the highth\r\n            <lb />before Described -- The Delicate attention Necessarily\r\n            <lb />paid to the <choice><abbr>Diff<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>Different</expan></choice><choice><abbr>Departm<sup>ts</sup>.</abbr><expan>Departments</expan></choice> of his offices, the Anxiety\r\n            <lb/>of his Mind, the Multiplicity of Business &amp;c<sup><u>a</u></sup> has no\r\n            <lb />Doubt Contributed Greatly towards fixing this Disorder.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />For these years /before mentioned/ he has adopted\r\n            <lb />the most Regular plan in his Manner of living whether\r\n            <lb />in Diet or Exercise, &amp; has been particularly attentive\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />attentive in his Retireing to Rest att an early hour /viz\r\n            <lb />ten a Clock/ <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup>.</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> Seemed to Agree well with him as he\r\n            <lb />Sleeped Sound, &amp; with Ease, awoke <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <del><illegible l=\"4\" /></del><choice><abbr>Refreshm<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>Refreshment</expan></choice> /The\r\n            <lb />Great Comforts of Old age/ Commonly att Six a Clock next\r\n            <lb />Morning; then Got up &amp; took his Walk or Applyed to\r\n            <lb />Business Occasionally, -- But within This Some Months\r\n            <lb />past, altho he Goes to rest as Usuall, yet <symptom n=\"17\">his Sleep is\r\n            <lb />Interrupted</symptom>, &amp; he Awakes Commonly att two or four in\r\n            <lb />the Morning in the most Distressfull State, with the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom> Accumulated in his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, &amp; 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for his Drink a little of the Same Diluted <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />water -- Avoiding malt Liquor, or Small wines\r\n        <lb />as poison --</p>\r\n        <p><lb />As I mentioned Exercise before I am oblidgÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ed to Mention <add place=\"above\">also</add> with Regrett Our Inconstant Climate\r\n        <lb />But Especially its Sudden Changes for those nine\r\n            <lb />months last past, when in Generall he has been \r\n            <lb />Deprived of his Walk to his farm &amp; <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup>.</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> lies withÂ¬\r\n        <lb />in a Small Distance of this Town --</p>\r\n        <p><lb />This pleasurable &amp; moderate Exercise\r\n        <lb />Occasioned by his tour thither made him Chearfu<supplied>l</supplied>\r\n            <lb />&amp; Greatly strenthened his habit; And ContributÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ed greatly towards keeping, the Most Violent\r\n        <lb />Symtoms, of his Complaints att Bay --</p>\r\n        <p><lb />And altho he makes the most\r\n        <lb />of his necessitous <choice><abbr>Confinm<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>Confinment</expan></choice>, by walking in his\r\n        <lb />Garden, in Town; Yet he\'s well Convinced theres no\r\n        <lb />Comparison in point of Effect --</p>\r\n        <p><lb />Upon the whole I hope you\'ll be of OpiniÂ¬\r\n        <lb />on that there\'s nothing alarming in this Case\r\n            <lb />&amp; Could the <symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom> be prevented from Collecting\r\n            <lb />in his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> he would have few other ComÂ¬\r\n        <lb />plaints -- His Confidence is Great from your\r\n            <lb />known <choice><abbr>juidgem<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>juidgement</expan></choice> /&amp; from what he\'s already hapÂ¬\r\n        <lb />pily Experienced/ which will therefore make him\r\n        <lb/>rather impatient for An Answer --</p>\r\n        <closer><salute>And I am --\r\n        <lb />Sir\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup>. y<sup>e</sup>.</abbr><expan>with the</expan></choice> most profound Esteem --\r\n        <lb />your humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n        <signed>James Fea</signed></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div><p><lb />To\r\n    <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n    <lb />Edinburgh</p></div>\r\n</body>', 928, 11, '2015-04-17 09:30:12', 95),
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He complains of a\r\n            <lb />pain all over his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>,\r\n            <lb />which occasions at times\r\n            <lb />an <symptom n=\"12\">uneasiness (as he himself\r\n                <lb />calls it) in breathing</symptom>. What\r\n            <lb />I like still worst of all is\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"63\">a very considerable swelling</symptom>\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />in his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"23\">ankles</bodypart>.His <symptom n=\"27\">water\r\n            <lb />is often very high coloured,</symptom>\r\n            <lb />which makes me suspect it\r\n            <lb />must be scanty, tho\' He does\r\n            <lb />not think so. In short I\r\n            <lb />fear His <choice><abbr>Lord<sup>h.</sup></abbr><expan>Lordship</expan></choice> points at\r\n            <lb />at <condition n=\"16\">a dropsical tendency</condition>.\r\n            <lb />I have given him one dose\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"10\">Jallap</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"7\">sweet mercury</ingredient>;\r\n            <lb />the day after it, He was free\r\n            <lb />of the pain of <bodypart n=\"26\">his breast</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />I have put him upon the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"158\" t=\"3\">solution of the diuretic Salt</ingredient>.\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">His pulse is good</symptom>, but <symptom n=\"17\">his\r\n            <lb />sleep is much disturbed</symptom>.\r\n            <lb />I believe His Lordship will be\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />only a few weeks longer in the\r\n            <lb />country, but I would wish to\r\n            <lb />know what you think proper\r\n            <lb />in the mean time, As the <symptom n=\"63\">sweÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lling</symptom> to me seems very formiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />dable. Pray write me an\r\n            <lb />ostensible letter. He has <symptom n=\"4\">no\r\n            <lb />cough</symptom>. M<sup>r</sup> Ross continues\r\n            <lb />much in the same state</p>\r\n            <closer><salute>I am with esteem\r\n<lb />Sir\r\n<lb />Your Most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice>\r\n <lb />&amp; most Humble <choice><abbr>Ser<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n<signed>Rob: Wood.</signed> \r\n<dateline>Perth <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1.<sup>st</sup>\r\n <lb /><u>1774.</u></dateline>\r\n</closer></div>\r\n<div><pb n=\"4\" />\r\n <p><lb />To\r\n    <lb />D<sup>r</sup>. William Cullen\r\n    <lb />Physician in\r\n    <lb />Edinburgh.</p>\r\n    <handShift /><annot>\r\n        <p>Dr Wood <choice><abbr>ab<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>about</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>L<sup>d</sup>.</abbr><expan>Lord</expan></choice> Gray\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1774.\r\n            <lb />Vol. III. 72.\r\n        </p></annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 926, 11, '2014-10-07 00:31:23', 117);
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III p. 73</annot>\r\n        <handShift /><opener><salute>Dear Sir</salute></opener> \r\n        <p> <lb />The Patient for whom I consult you \r\n            <lb />at this time is in a Situation which I\'m affraid admits\r\n            <lb />of little relief from Medicine. As it will be a Satisfaction\r\n            <lb />to his friends however to know that every thing has been\r\n            <lb />done for him that could be done, you will please ConÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sider his case which is as follows.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />He is a Gentleman about 47 years of age naturaly\r\n            <lb />of a good Constitution and enjoy\'d pretty good health\r\n            <lb />till within these last two or three years that he sometimes\r\n            <lb />complain\'d of a disorder at his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, owing as I\r\n            <lb />imagin\'d to much Application to Business and sitting\r\n            <lb />at a desk through the day, and hard drinking (especiallyâ€“\r\n            <lb />of punch) very often at night. 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Apr. 1776</dateline>\r\n        <salute>Dear Sir</salute>\r\n    </opener>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb/>I\'m sorry to acquaint you that my Wife is\r\n        <lb/>no better than when you saw her, and indeed I\'m afraid it is\r\n        <lb/>not in the power of the Physician, but in time, to relieve her â€“</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb/>I have now the misfortune to have another of my Family, a\r\n        <lb/>Boy between 12 &amp; 13 years of age, labouring under a very uncomÂ¬\r\n        <lb/>mon Disorder; concerning which I beg leave to ask your Opinion.\r\n        <lb/>About three Weeks ago, or a little more, he was seiz\'d with a\r\n        <lb/>pain in his <bodypart n=\"67\">fore-head</bodypart> which distress\'d him so much that I kept\r\n        <lb/>him from school, &amp; <treatment n=\"9\">gave him a Vomit</treatment> &amp; Physic â€“ As the Distress\r\n        <lb/>did not abate, I call\'d Dr. Stevenson who was of Opinion that his\r\n        <lb/>Complaint was occasion\'d by some disorder in his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, &amp; thereÂ¬\r\n        <lb/>fore repeated <treatment n=\"9\">the Vomit &amp; Physic</treatment>; But to no purpose; still the\r\n        <lb/>pain in his head continued â€“ In the morning of Monday was\r\n        <lb/>se-night<note>More commonly written \'sennight\', meaning \' a week\' (literally \'seven nights\').</note> he complain\'d of a pain in the small of his Back, but\r\n        <lb/>not very violent till seven a clock at night when all of a sudden\r\n        <lb/>it became intolerably severe, so that he cry\'d out like a person in\r\n        <lb/>agony, &amp; toss\'d the Bed-cloaths both with his <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"24\">Feet</bodypart> â€“ I sent\r\n        <lb/>for the Doctor, who (supposing the Distress to be <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatism</condition>)\r\n        <lb/>order\'d his <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart> to be rubb\'d with warm Flannel, &amp; a piece\r\n        <lb/>of Flannel to be wrap\'d round his Waist, and went himself to\r\n        <lb/>order an Ointment for rubbing his <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart>: But before the OintÂ¬\r\n        <lb/>ment was got ready he came to be in such torture that I was\r\n        <lb/>forced to go &amp; bring back the Doctor, who <treatment n=\"1\">bled</treatment> him &amp; gave him\r\n        <lb/><ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> ~ He soon grew easier, &amp; continued so throw the night:\r\n        <lb/>But next morning, &amp; every day since (except this day se-night)\r\n        <lb/>he has been cruelly tormented with pains in his <bodypart n=\"67\">fore-head</bodypart> &amp;\r\n        <lb/>small of his Back, which seize him instantaneously by <symptom n=\"5\">Fits</symptom>, so\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb/>that degree that he roars out &amp; stamps with his <bodypart n=\"24\">Feet</bodypart>. Which\r\n        <lb/>I am writing this he has had <symptom n=\"5\">a most severe Fit</symptom> that has\r\n        <lb/>made him cry out as if one had been cuting him in pieces, &amp;\r\n        <lb/>stamp so as you would have thought him in danger of\r\n        <lb/>breaking his <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> â€“ <symptom n=\"5\">The Fits</symptom> have nothing <symptom n=\"39\">convulsive</symptom> in\r\n        <lb/>them: But they are so severe that they seldom last above\r\n        <lb/>one, two or three minutes, yet by the time they are over he\r\n        <lb/>is so exhausted that he can scarcely speak _ At times he\r\n        <lb/>will be several hours without <symptom n=\"5\">a Fit</symptom>, and at other times he\r\n        <lb/>will have many <symptom n=\"5\">Fits</symptom> in one hour â€“ The Doctor owns he never\r\n        <lb/>had a Patient in such a situation, &amp; that he is at a Loss\r\n        <lb/>what Judgment to form of it â€“ Hitherto he has treated him\r\n        <lb/>as if <condition n=\"39\">Worms</condition> were the cause of his disorder; except that he\r\n        <lb/><treatment n=\"4\">put a large Blister</treatment> on the crown of his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; <treatment n=\"4\">a strength\'ning\r\n        <lb/>Plaister</treatment> on his <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart>: But they have had no Effect, tho\' the\r\n        <lb/><treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> ran remarkably well â€“ There is not yet the least\r\n        <lb/>appearance of <condition n=\"39\">worms</condition> â€“ For my own part I think it looks\r\n        <lb/>some thing like <symptom n=\"50\">Cramp</symptom>; For when in the Fits his Body is comÂ¬\r\n        <lb/>monly bent backwards, &amp; sometimes forwards; and he cannot be\r\n        <lb/>brought out of that Posture till the Fit is over â€“ <symptom n=\"15\">His Pulse\r\n        <lb/>is betwixt 60. &amp; 70. &amp; quite regular</symptom> â€“ He generally sleeps well.\r\n        <lb/>His <bodypart n=\"2\">Tongue</bodypart> is clean &amp; he is seldom thirsty â€“ When <symptom n=\"5\">the Fits</symptom> are\r\n        <lb/>off he is in pretty good spirits, &amp; then compaints of nothing\r\n        <lb/>but a little pain in his <bodypart n=\"67\">fore-head</bodypart> &amp; small of his <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart> _ What is\r\n        <lb/>surprizing the Fits seem sometimes capable of being diverted; for he\r\n        <lb/>seldom or never takes one when he is playing with his CompaniÂ¬\r\n        <lb/>ons _ I beg, Sir, you will do me the favour to consider this very\r\n        <lb/>extraordinary Case, and write me your Opinion of it, &amp; how you\r\n        <lb/>think it ought to be treated, as soon as you can _ It proves an\r\n        <lb/>unhappy &amp; a sore addition to my Wife\'s Distress. She joins me\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb/>in offering respectful Compliments to Mrs. Wood &amp; your good self\r\n        <lb/>&amp; I am</p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute>\r\n            <lb/>Sir\r\n            <lb/>Your most <choice><orig>obedt. servt.</orig><reg>obedient servant</reg></choice>\r\n        </salute>\r\n        <signed>Stewart Lyell</signed>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    <postscript>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Dr. Stevenson offers you his <choice><orig>Complimts.</orig><reg>Compliments</reg></choice>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; desires me to acquaint you that the\r\n            <lb/>old sore in Capt. Gairdner\'s <bodypart n=\"4\">Lip</bodypart> is whole:\r\n            <lb/>But he is afraid of the other side of\r\n            <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"4\">Lip</bodypart>, as there is a little sore apÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>pearing where you would probably\r\n            <lb/>observe a hardness â€“ He says he is in\r\n            <lb/>high hea<add place=\"above\">l</add>th &amp; spirits as he is allways\r\n            <lb/>told there is no danger; of which he\r\n            <lb/>begs you will inform Doctor Cullen â€“</p>\r\n    </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>r</sup>. Alexander Wood\r\n            <lb/>Surgeon in\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>Edinb<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n\r\n\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <p>\r\n                <lb/>Lyell\'s Son\r\n                <lb/>April 1776\r\n                <lb/>Vol. V. p. 14.\r\n                </p>\r\n                <p>\r\n                    <lb/><del>Lyell\'s Son</del>\r\n                </p>\r\n            </annot>\r\n\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1263, 3, '2013-09-15 10:18:45', 37),
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Gilchrist, in which he inÂ¬\r\n        <lb />forms me of Mr Hill Surgeon in Dumfries, being badly, with what <u>he</u> suspects to\r\n        <lb />be <condition n=\"32\">an ulcer</condition> of <bodypart n=\"56\">the Bladder</bodypart>; They would wish to make tryal of the <ingredient n=\"61\">Uva Ursi</ingredient>,\r\n        <lb />but not having had much occasion to use it there, are anxious to have your\r\n        <lb />opinion as to the dose, &amp; what advantages may probably be expected from\r\n        <lb />it - I inclose you D<sup>r</sup> Gilchrists Note with respect to it, &amp; will be much obÂ¬\r\n        <lb />liged to you, for favouring me with an answer any time to night or\r\n        <lb />tomorrow, as the Dumfries post sets out on Monday Morning -- Dr\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Gt.</abbr><expan>Gilchrist</expan></choice> says too, that you had been as good as to desire him, to send to you\r\n        <lb />for a Copy of your Sylabus on the practice of Medicine, if you can conÂ¬\r\n        <lb />veniently give it to the Bearer I shall take care to send it him -</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />He likewise tells me that you had desired him to procure Information\r\n        <lb />with respect to the Age of the late M<sup>r</sup> Mowat Surgeon at Langholm.<note>James Mowat, who contributed a number of letters on so-called monstrous births to the series of <i>Medical Essays and Observations</i>, edited and published by the Medical and Philosophical Society of Edinburgh including Vol.3 (1737-8), pp. 334-5 (and in subsequent volumes).</note> This\r\n        <lb />he had endeavoured to do, but could not; &amp; as M<sup>r</sup>. Mowat was a distant\r\n        <lb />connection of mine thinks that I will as readily know something about\r\n        <lb />it as any body &amp; desires me to inform you accordingly; All I know of\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />the Matter is, that he was <u>very</u> old, and none of his near relations, not even his\r\n        <lb />own son knows more; As he practised to within a year or less of his death, he\r\n        <lb />never chose to mention his age, being affraid that his patients might lose conÂ¬\r\n        <lb />fidence in him if they knew it; but his friends imagine that he must have\r\n        <lb />been about 120 for many of them remmember him to have acknowleged\r\n        <lb />upwards of 40 years ago that he was between 70 &amp; 80, -- He came oriÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ginaly from Aberdeenshire, was a man of much learning, &amp; good NaÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tural parts<note>Such claims for longevity were more frequent in a period when written records were relatively scarce.</note> --</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />I lately took Country lodging at Cannon Milns, where I find\r\n        <lb />much advantage from the Change of Air; and if I recover so quick\r\n        <lb />as I have of late done, I hope soon to be able to wait on you in perÂ¬\r\n        <lb />son in order to thank you for all your Civilities -- I am with\r\n        <lb />great respect</p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute>\r\n            <lb />Sir\r\n            <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>obedt.</abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> humble servant\r\n        </salute>\r\n        <signed>Benj Bell</signed>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <handShift />\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup>. Benj. Bell\r\n                <lb />20<sup>th</sup> April <u>1776</u>\r\n            </annot>\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1264, 3, '2013-09-15 15:16:12', 43),
(108, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1266\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1266] From: Mr Alexander Dunlop (Sanders, Saunders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Miss Jeanie Hamilton (Hamilton) (Patient) / 21 April 1776 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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At least she seldom goes beyond or falls much\r\n        <lb />short of the proper periods â€“â€“ I again repeat my wish of your writing me\r\n        <lb />by <del>they</del> the return of the Post â€“\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute>\r\n            <lb />I am Sir your most <choice><abbr>Obt</abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> humble\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Servt</abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n        </salute>\r\n        <signed><choice><abbr>Alexr</abbr><expan>Alexander</expan></choice> Dunlop</signed>\r\n        <dateline>Glasgow 21st April 1776</dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Doctor Cullen Physician\r\n        <lb />Professor of medicine in the University\r\n        <lb />Edinburgh\r\n    </p>\r\n    <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Dunlop of Glasgow\r\n                <lb />q\r\n                <lb />Miss Hamilton\r\n                <lb />April. <u>1776</u>\r\n                <lb />Vol. V. p. 22.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1266, 3, '2012-10-13 13:46:34', 59),
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Cullen admired Sydenham, who pioneered the importance of studying accumulated reported cases. 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I think I have omitted nothing\r\n        <lb />but that <add place=\"above\">long</add> previous to this illne<unclear>ss</unclear>\r\n        <lb />a <symptom n=\"51\">Rash</symptom> has appeared on her <illegible w=\"3\" /> nor could\r\n        <lb />I by any observation conn<illegible l=\"3\" /> <illegible w=\"3\" /> her complaints she rests\r\n        <lb />well in <choice><abbr>ye</abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> night times\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Banff 7th Aprile\r\n            <lb />this Letter will be de<unclear>livered</unclear> by General Abercromby &amp;\r\n            <lb />his Lady â€“ The young Lady is a niece of the\r\n            <lb />Generals â€“\r\n        </p>\r\n    </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />To\r\n        <lb /><unclear>Doctor</unclear> Cullen\r\n        <lb />Physician\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Edinr</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n        <handShift />\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <p>\r\n                    <lb />Sanders about\r\n                    <lb />Abercrombie\'s Niece\r\n                    <lb />April 7. 1776\r\n                    <lb />Vol. V. p. 16\r\n                </p>\r\n            </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1270, 11, '2014-10-13 15:47:14', 82);
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W. &amp; M. D.</signed>\r\n        <dateline>Elgin</dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Mrs Paisleys\r\n                <lb />Chapel Street\r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n                <p>\r\n                <lb />Case Mr McC\r\n                <lb />Vol. Vth p 31\r\n                    </p>\r\n            </annot>\r\n\r\n        <handShift />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />20 \" 15 \" 7\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />1 \" 2 \" 10\r\n                <lb />5 \" 6\r\n                <lb /><u>12 \" 1</u>\r\n                <lb />1 \" 6 \" 7\r\n            </p>\r\n    \r\n    </div>\r\n    </body>', 1271, 1, '2013-06-14 10:40:12', 50),
(112, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1272\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1272] From: Mr Thomas Christie / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Mr Thomas Christie (Patient), Anonymous (Patient) / 4 May 1776 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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I waited upon you at <choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />in <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 1772 and consulted you in regard to a Nervous <choice><abbr>Comp<sup>lt</sup>.</abbr><expan>Complaint</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />I had long laboured under - and at that time you only prescribed\r\n            <lb />for me some powders, of <ingredient n=\"84\">Magnesia</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"85\">Ginger</ingredient> &amp;c, by which I\r\n            <lb />imagine, you thought that all the Nervous Symptoms took\r\n            <lb />their rise, from an acid humour in the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> - altho\' I\r\n            <lb />have reason to think this is not the Case at all. In March\r\n            <lb />1773 I wrote you a large <choice><abbr>Acco<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>Account</expan></choice> of the nature &amp; symptoms\r\n            <lb />of my Indisposition &amp;c, and desir\'d your Opinion particulÂ¬\r\n            <lb />arly, in regard to a change of Climate, &amp; whether Bermuda\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup>.</abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> not be a very proper one. In April, I <choice><abbr>rec<sup>d</sup>.</abbr><expan>received</expan></choice> your anÂ¬\r\n            <lb />swer - and in consequence sail\'d from Montrose to London\r\n            <lb />in May - from thence in June to New York, where I arrived\r\n            <lb />in <choice><abbr>Augst.</abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> â€“ From that place, in <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> to Bermuda - from\r\n            <lb />Bermuda, in the later end of March <add place=\"above\">74</add> to Charles Town South\r\n            <lb />Carolina, and from thence in June, return\'d back to\r\n            <lb />London in July. During the pasage to New York, and\r\n            <lb />till the till the middle of <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>October</expan></choice>, my appetite &amp; digestion, were much\r\n            <lb />better, &amp; more regular than formerly, &amp; my spirits more\r\n            <lb />brisk and active, owing no doubt, to the constant easie moÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion &amp; exercise which sailing gives to the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />and to the constant, and free perspiration, from the Heat\r\n            <lb />of the Climate. But about the middle of <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>October</expan></choice>, a sudden\r\n            <lb />and remarkable change of Weather happen\'d, from extreme\r\n            <lb />Hot to extreme Cold â€“ and from that moment, my Health\r\n            <lb />declin\'d every day â€“ <symptom n=\"7\">flatulency</symptom>, <symptom n=\"8\">want of appetite</symptom>, and\r\n            <lb />all the other Nervous Symptoms, return\'d with terrible\r\n            <lb />violence - which convinced me, of what I often thought\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />very probable before - that my Complaints, every one of them\r\n            <lb />depended, not on the structure or quality of the <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart> and\r\n            <lb />fibres, nor on any acidity in the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, but alone, on\r\n            <lb />some humour in the <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart>, retaind by an obstructed perÂ¬\r\n            <lb />spiration, and of a nature &amp; quality, highly irritating\r\n            <lb />to the <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart> - and I was further <unclear>incline</unclear> to believe, that\r\n            <lb />wind in the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart> (at least in my Case) was\r\n            <lb />nothing else, but the perspirable matter stuck <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />and retain\'d. I was very poorly all the time, I was at\r\n            <lb />Bermuda - and it certainly <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup>.</abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> have been too hot for me\r\n            <lb />in the Summer time. At Charles Town, &amp; till I left\r\n            <lb />it, I was better, notwithstanding the extreme heat, (<choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup>.</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> \r\n            <lb />was higher than some times, than in Jamaica) and <symptom n=\"28\">violent\r\n                <lb />perspiration</symptom> I went thro\' â€“ I particularly observ\'d, that\r\n            <lb />nature seem\'d to free itself by Urine, as there was always\r\n            <lb />a large quantity of sediment in it: In coming home\r\n            <lb />when we got the lenth of the banks of Newfoundland\r\n            <lb />into a Cold, damp Climate again, I instantly found\r\n            <lb />a remarkable alteration in my health, similar to that\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup>.</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> happen\'d at New York - and I laid my <illegible w=\"1\"/> <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />it, to suffer very much for some considerable time\r\n            <lb />from the Cold &amp; dampness of my native Country. My\r\n            <lb />conjecture was well founded, for I have been in a very\r\n            <lb />ordinary state of health, ever since my Arrival. In\r\n            <lb />order to guard against the alteration, which passing thro\'\r\n            <lb />the hot Climate might have made on my Constitution\r\n            <lb />&amp; to prevent the bad effects of the Cold of this Climate on\r\n            <lb />it, I went to Scarbourough, last June, and drank <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"16\">the\r\n                <lb />mineral Waters</ingredient> with caution. I also gave Sea Bathing\r\n            <lb />a fair tryal - having bathed near Fifty times. I verily\r\n            <lb />believe, I overdid this matter - as it certainly <symptom n=\"23\">weakened</symptom>\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />me, but produced no other bad effect, excepting that\r\n            <lb />it drove, the Symptoms <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup>.</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> used to affect the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />into the <bodypart n=\"68\">Muscular</bodypart> flesh of the <bodypart n=\"26\">left breast</bodypart>, above\r\n            <lb />the <illegible w=\"1\"/> â€“ where they have continued ever since.</p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This to me, is another proof, that the\r\n            <lb />Symptoms of my Disorder, depend principally on a\r\n            <lb />certain humour in the <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>, intimatly mixed with\r\n            <lb />its composition, <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup>.</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> when accumulated, and its acrimony\r\n            <lb />encreas\'d by an obstructed persiration, with occasion\r\n            <lb />affections of the <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart> and fibres in different parts\r\n            <lb />according as it may <illegible w=\"1\" /> or settle most, in the course\r\n            <lb />of Circulation. To lay before you all the reasons <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup>.</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />induce me to this Opinion, would be endless â€“ I am\r\n            <lb />not able to write them, &amp; you would be fatigued in\r\n            <lb />reading them. Suffice it to say, that I am convinced\r\n            <lb />this is the Case, and that the ground work of my\r\n            <lb />opinion is laid in this - that I am certain, when \r\n            <lb />I was Young, I had a very large &amp; extra portion of\r\n            <lb />acrimonious matter in my <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>, which used to make\r\n            <lb />its appearance in a violent manner every Spring\r\n            <lb />on my <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"18\">thighs</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart> &amp;c. in the form of large\r\n            <lb />fiery inflamatory <symptom n=\"30\">pimples</symptom>. In short my Opinion\r\n            <lb />of the Cause, of all the disorder <choice><abbr>wt.</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>wh.</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> my Nerves are\r\n            <lb />affected is this - A Constitutional <condition n=\"43\">Scorbutick</condition> humÂ¬\r\n            <lb />our in my <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>, intimately mixed with its composÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ition - join\'d with some degree of <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatism</condition>.\r\n            <lb />Now there is no Exercise (for I never was dificient in\r\n            <lb />that) nor Medicine, that can always keep the perÂ¬\r\n            <lb />spiration full &amp; free, at least it is impossible in\r\n            <lb />this Climate, and therefore I humbly propose to\r\n            <lb />you, whither a perpetual <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> or <treatment n=\"5\">Setin</treatment>, \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb />might not be very beneficial in my Case - as it <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup>.</abbr><expan>would</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />give free scope and vent, to some portions of that huÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mour, <choice><abbr>wh.</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I take to be <add place=\"above\">the</add> Cause, of the Nervous Symptoms.\r\n            <lb />I beg your Answer to the following Queries Viz.</p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />1<sup>st</sup>. If the opening an <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> or <treatment n=\"5\">Setin</treatment>, would be attended with\r\n            <lb />any bad consequences, on supposition of afterwards discontinuing\r\n            <lb />it.</p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2<sup>nd</sup>. If the continuance of an <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> or <treatment n=\"5\">Setin</treatment>, would <symptom n=\"23\">weaken</symptom>\r\n            <lb />the Constitution, â€“ have a <condition n=\"31\">paralytic</condition> affect on the parts\r\n            <lb />principally affected - or on the <bodypart n=\"47\">Nervous System</bodypart> in general.</p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3<sup>d</sup>. If it will <illegible w=\"2\" /> for the Cold and Hot Bath, as both these\r\n            <lb />at times may be necessary, and moderately. ~</p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4<sup>th</sup>. The proper place to put it in â€“ whether in <bodypart n=\"26\">the left breast</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />where the strenth of the complaint is - or in what other place\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />5<sup>th</sup>. If there is any difference betwixt an <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> &amp; <treatment n=\"5\">Setin</treatment> - and\r\n            <lb />if there is, what is best ~</p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In general any other <unclear>Lent</unclear>, that may be of Service. ~\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It is now ten years, since I first form\'d the Opinion, I have\r\n            <lb />above laid before you, relative to the cause of my Indisposition\r\n            <lb />and I shall only further observe, that all my observations\r\n            <lb />since that time, have more and more confirm\'d me in it.\r\n            <lb />I have also a very considerable Authority, in my favour, from\r\n            <lb />one of your own Profession Viz. the late Dr. I. Daltrie\r\n            <lb />of York. In the year 1771 I went to Harrowgate, but beÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fore drinking the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"17\">Waters</ingredient> I consulted him â€“ and when at last\r\n            <lb />I took my leave of him to go home â€“ he gave me the followÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing prescription Viz. â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n\r\n                <lb />A certain quantity of <ingredient n=\"86\">Scarborough Salts</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"34\">Flower of Sulphur</ingredient>\r\n                <lb />&amp; <ingredient n=\"15\">Sarsaperillic Root</ingredient> - boil\'d in <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"17\">Scarborough Water</ingredient>, to a certain\r\n                <lb /><supplied>qu</supplied>antity, <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> the addition of some <ingredient n=\"17\">Nutmegg</ingredient> for <illegible w=\"1\" /> - of\r\n                <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" />in Decoction, to take Six table Spoonfuls, at bed time\r\n                <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n                <lb />and as much in the Morning -- to continue this for a\r\n                <lb />Month -- after which to add to each dose, three gutts of\r\n                <lb />the <ingredient n=\"33\" t=\"1\">tincture of the Glass of Antimony</ingredient> â€“ and lastly in\r\n                <lb />conclusion, to open an <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment>. Now altho\' I pretend not\r\n            <lb />to have any knowlege of the principles of Physic, yet\r\n            <lb />if I have Common Sense, I am certain that every <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />of this Prescription, goes on the very supposition I\r\n            <lb />have made â€“ a certain humour in the <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>, discordant to \r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart>, and retain\'d in it from an obstructed perspiraÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion, as the Principal Cause of that Irritable disposiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion of them, <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup>.</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> is my chief complaints. I do not\r\n            <lb />mean however to lead, or bias your Judgement, by any\r\n            <lb />thing <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup>.</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I have said, but only to shew you, that my\r\n            <lb />Opinion of my own Case is not altogether founded in\r\n            <lb />Whim, and Fancy, which are generally thought to\r\n            <lb /><u>govern intirely</u> those who are afflicted <choice><abbr>wt.</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> Nervous\r\n            <lb />Complaints. ~ This is all I want to say in regard\r\n            <lb />to my Self, but I must further beg your Opinion and\r\n            <lb />Advice relative to a Young Girl of my acquaintance, whose\r\n            <lb />circumstances cannot well afford to pay for it, herself.\r\n            <lb />She may be from 15 to 17 years of Age â€“ She is troubled\r\n            <lb />and I believe has been for Years, with a <symptom n=\"18\">Tumour</symptom> or <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom>\r\n            <lb />on the right side of the <bodypart n=\"10\">Neck</bodypart>, or rather immediatly under\r\n            <lb />the lower jaw bone â€“â€“ The <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> appears large, and\r\n            <lb />puffy â€“ but not <symptom n=\"63\">discolour\'d</symptom>, nor <symptom n=\"62\">inflam\'d</symptom>, nor as if <add place=\"above\">it</add> would\r\n            <lb />come to a <symptom n=\"42\">Suppuration</symptom>, at least for some considerable time.\r\n            <lb />I shall only add further, that the employ of her Father, was\r\n            <lb />of a very sedentary nature. Farther particulars I know\r\n            <lb />not, as my delicacy would not allow me to inquire too\r\n            <lb />near. I beg you will give me your Opinion â€“ first\r\n            <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n            <lb />what the Disease is â€“ and then the method of Cure â€“ such\r\n            <lb />a mild and safe prescription, as may do no hurt, if\r\n            <lb />it should not be of Service.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I hope you will make an allowance\r\n            <lb />for any inaccuracy of expression, or a Crudity of Opinion\r\n            <lb />that may appear in my letter - as I have wrote just\r\n            <lb />as it came to hand, without premeditation â€“ and\r\n            <lb />the Subject I have principally touched on, is of a\r\n            <lb />very obstruse nature. I beg your answer, as soon\r\n            <lb />as possible, as I am impatient to know your OpinÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ion, and make the tryal, if what I have propos\'d\r\n            <lb />is approved of. You have only to give your OpiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nion simply, without reasoning, or entering in to the\r\n            <lb />grounds of it, as I know your time will not permit\r\n            <lb />this, and besides I shall have a pretty good guess of the\r\n            <lb />Ideas you go upon, when I see the manner in <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup>.</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> you\r\n            <lb />give your Opinion. Direct your answer for me, and\r\n            <lb />Care of Messrs. <choice><abbr>Alexr.</abbr><expan>Alexander</expan></choice> Anderson &amp; Davidson Lothbury\r\n            <lb />London. I have ordered my Brother in Montrose\r\n            <lb />to send you somewhat by way of compensation, for\r\n            <lb />the trouble that answering this letter may occasion\r\n            <lb />you. I am with Respect,\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Your <choice><abbr>Obedt. Hum. Serv<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>Obedient Humble Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Thomas Christie</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Dr William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Professor of Medicine\r\n            <lb />in the University of\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <lb />Mr <choice><abbr>Tho<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>Thomas</expan></choice> Christie\'s\r\n                <lb />case. 21st May\r\n                <lb />1776.\r\n            </annot>\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1272, 11, '2015-04-01 13:23:46', 117),
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That opinion\r\n        <lb />is by no means favourable, but I think it my duty to give\r\n        <lb />you my opinion fully and freely, leaving it to your disÂ¬\r\n        <lb />cretion to communicate more or less of it, to the Father and\r\n        <lb />Mother, or other friends, as you shall find proper.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />For, more, I think than <subst><del>two years</del> <add place=\"above\">a twelvemonth</add></subst> past Miss Campbell\r\n        <lb />has had <symptom n=\"18\">an Indolent Glandular Tumour</symptom>, under her \r\n        <lb />left <bodypart n=\"7\">ear</bodypart>. It has been better and worse at times, but\r\n        <lb />never entirely discussed. Several remedies were tried,\r\n        <lb />but were not urged, because I judged that the nature\r\n        <lb />of <symptom n=\"18\">the Tumour</symptom> was obstinate and to be left to time, and\r\n        <lb />that time, with the eruption of the Menses, would do more\r\n        <lb />than our medicines could do. This winter and Spring\r\n        <lb />the <symptom n=\"18\">Tumour</symptom> has continued to be much the same, but\r\n        <lb />she has got an additional ailment, of a frequent short\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> and a frequency of Pulse; and further, as in Winter\r\n        <lb />her <bodypart n=\"24\">heels</bodypart>, have been liable to <symptom n=\"43\">Kibes</symptom>. The severe frost of\r\n        <lb />this winter have made her <symptom n=\"43\">kibes</symptom> worse than ever  before.\r\n        <lb />These have <add place=\"above\">there</add> not neither, healed, <add place=\"above\">as usual</add> upon the return of Spring\r\n        <lb />and are indeed not yet entirely whole. The <symptom n=\"43\">ulcers</symptom> upon\r\n        <lb />her <bodypart n=\"24\">he<subst><del>a</del><add place=\"above\">e</add></subst>ls</bodypart> have had very much of a <condition n=\"41\">Scrophulous</condition>\r\n        <lb />appearance; and now I must tell you that taking the\r\n        <lb />whole of the Circumstances together, I have no doubt\r\n        <lb />in considering the whole as <condition n=\"41\">Scrophulous case</condition>. If the\r\n        <lb />Disease had affected only the <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> or the <bodypart n=\"24\">he<subst><del>a</del><add place=\"above\">e</add></subst>ls</bodypart>, time\r\n        <lb />might have given an entire recovery, but I suspect\r\n        <lb />there is a <condition n=\"41\">Scrophulous</condition> <condition n=\"34\">Tubercle, formed in the <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart></condition>\r\n        <lb />which may give a <condition n=\"1\">Phthisis Pulmonalis</condition>, of the worst\r\n        <lb />kind. This is what you have to apprehend, and it is\r\n        <lb />upon this apprehension that I am to form my advice.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />I have desired her to be removed to the country\r\n        <lb />there to enjoy fresh air <del>and</del> frequent exercise and a proper\r\n        <lb />Diet and these I believe are almost the only remedies\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />we can employ. The use of <ingredient n=\"18\">Sea water</ingredient> or other Saline remeÂ¬\r\n        <lb />dies which were tried last year, with a view to <condition n=\"41\">Scrophula</condition>\r\n        <lb />cannot now be employed, till <add place=\"above\">the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom></add> and all suspicion <add place=\"above\">of her <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart></add> is removed\r\n        <lb />I think also, that all <action n=\"23\">Em<add place=\"above\">m</add>enagogue</action> Remedies as stimulant\r\n        <lb />would be very hazardous in her present situation. The\r\n        <lb />Season is now favourable for exercise and unless the\r\n        <lb />weather is very bad, she should have some exercise\r\n        <lb />every day. As she is very sensible to cold, I would till\r\n        <lb />the Easterly winds are over, give her exercise in a\r\n        <lb />carriage. But a single horse chaise with a cover, may\r\n        <lb />answer the purpose very well and afterwards when the\r\n        <lb />weather is both mild and fair, her best exercise will\r\n        <lb />be on horseback. In <del>wat</del> whatever manner she goes\r\n        <lb />abroad she should be well defended against cold, partiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />cularly her <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Her Diet must be chiefly of Milk and farinacea\r\n        <lb />but at dinner she may have frequently a little broth\r\n        <lb />and sometimes a bit of chicken or Lamb. She must have\r\n        <lb />no kind of Strong drink, whether wines, malt liquor\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />or Spirits and her drink must be water, fresh drawn Whey\r\n        <lb />or such watery liquors as Barley water and water gruel.\r\n        <lb /><add place=\"above\">N L</add> If it can  be conveniently had, as I suppose it may, in a short\r\n        <lb />time time hence, she should drink some Goats whey every\r\n        <lb />morning, for the management of which, I need not give you any\r\n        <lb />particular directions. Till the Goat Whey is ready, you\r\n        <lb />may give her the medicine in the inclosed Receipt. I give\r\n        <lb />it you as I usually prescribe it, and if she is near\r\n        <lb />enough to you, I would wish you to prepare it, but as\r\n        <lb />the Decoction will not keep in good condition for above\r\n        <lb />two days together, if she is at any distance from you\r\n        <lb />you must give your freinds directions in English\r\n        <lb />how to prepare it. You will perceive, that the chief\r\n        <lb />difficulty arises from the necessity of expression, <del><unclear>for</unclear></del>\r\n        <lb />which they may not be provided; but such a simple\r\n        <lb />affair, as you have seen employed for squeezing\r\n        <lb />Lemons <add place=\"above\">will answer the purpose</add>. When any new circumstances cast up or when you\r\n        <lb />have any questions to put, you may depend upon a ready answer\r\n<lb />from\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n<salute>Sir your most obedient Servant</salute>\r\n        <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1273, 9, '2013-01-07 13:54:31', 82),
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I have long regreted my misfortune in\r\n        <lb />not being personally acquainted with you when at Leith, by which I lost much\r\n        <lb />instruction. Many students in <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> that enjoy that benefit &amp; reap valuable adÂ¬\r\n        <lb />vantages from it. â€“ The advantages acruing from attending the Colleges are\r\n        <lb />many but now greatly are they heightend in having such a monitor to\r\n        <lb />apply to when difficulted. My <unclear>son</unclear> was not so happy â€“â€“ The Case herewith\r\n        <lb />sent is that of a sister in law of mine. I am extremely anxious for the <unclear>worst</unclear>\r\n        <lb />on her own <choice><abbr>acct.</abbr><expan>account</expan></choice> as well as on <choice><abbr>acct.</abbr><expan>account</expan></choice> of the disagreeable effects it may have on\r\n        <lb />my Wife if the worst should happen, as she is a very delicate creature. I would\r\n        <lb />not have it understood that I meant this should be a forcible motive for you to\r\n        <lb />give your best advice. I know if Humanity pleads, that alone is a sufficient moÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tive for you to give every assistance in your power. When the heart is full of anxiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ety we are apt to trouble those concerned. â€“ I wish I may have been exÂ¬\r\n        <lb />plicit enough in my representation so as to give you a <unclear>full</unclear> idea of the nature\r\n        <lb />of her Complaints. Have set down the symptoms as faithfully as was in my\r\n        <lb />power. â€“ I presume on your pardon for offering an opinion on the nature\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />of her complaints, as I did it with no other view but as it might help\r\n        <lb />to make the whole clearer. Where I am wrong in this point I shall be greatly\r\n        <lb />obliged to you for your advice. â€“ As the <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> she at present labours <add place=\"above\">under</add> must\r\n        <lb />soon terminate to life or otherways it is not expected you can say any thing\r\n        <lb />about it, nor can you know what effects it may work on the Constitution. \r\n        <lb />Mr John Black in <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> has got orders to pay your consultation. If you\r\n        <lb />can spare a little time from more necessary business I shall be extremely\r\n        <lb />happy to hear from you. â€“ May you long be preserv\'d an ornament to\r\n        <lb />your profession &amp; a blessing to Mankind. â€“ With all due respect I am\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute>\r\n            <lb />Sir\r\n            <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>obedt. hul. Servt.</abbr><expan>obedient humble Servt.</expan></choice>\r\n        </salute>\r\n        <signed>Laur. Edmonston. </signed>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    <postscript>\r\n        <lb />The Lady under the <condition n=\"1\">Phthisis</condition> died soon\r\n        <lb />after your answer to her Case came â€“â€“\r\n    </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />To\r\n        <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n        <lb />Physician in <choice><abbr>Edinr.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh.</expan></choice>\r\n    </p>\r\n    <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Mr L. Edmunston\r\n                <lb />&amp; his Sister in Law\r\n                <lb />15th May 1776\r\n                <lb />Vol. Vth. p. 42\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1274, 2, '2012-11-13 14:46:33', 48);
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Any earlier publication untraced. Cullen had evidently provided some editorial input.</note> â€“â€“ I did not\r\n        <lb />know they were yet publishd having seen none of the\r\n        <lb />Commentarys lately I dare say there are many such\r\n        <lb />Errors in them, but how could I give you any trouble\r\n        <lb />about them? â€“â€“ I can only answer for their being\r\n        <lb />all fairly related â€“â€“ The last one you never saw &amp;\r\n        <lb />was the Case of Mr George Abercromby who had <choice><abbr>ye</abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <condition n=\"117\"><bodypart n=\"39\">Os Femors</bodypart> broke</condition>\r\n        <lb />broke at <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 2 or 3 years ago â€“â€“ \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />My best wishes\r\n        <lb />attend all your Family &amp; with the most grateful sense\r\n        <lb />of all your Favours I am with all possible esteem\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute>\r\n            <lb />Dear Sir\r\n            <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup> &amp; obligd</abbr><expan>obedient &amp; obligd</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>hulle Serv<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>humble Servant</expan></choice>\r\n        </salute>\r\n        <signed>\r\n            Jas. <u>Saunders</u>\r\n        </signed>\r\n        <dateline>Banff 19th May <u>1776</u></dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n        <lb />Physician\r\n        <lb />Edinburgh\r\n    </p>\r\n    <handShift />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />With <choice><abbr>Gl</abbr><expan>General</expan></choice> Abercrombys <choice><abbr>complts</abbr><expan>compliments</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />&amp; if Doctor Cullen pleases to send an\r\n            <lb />answer on Saturday to Georges Square\r\n            <lb />the General will forward the same to\r\n            <lb />Banff\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />George Square\r\n            <lb />22 May 1776\r\n        </p>\r\n\r\n    <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Dr Saunders. <unclear>Q.</unclear>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Genl</abbr><expan>General</expan></choice> Abercrombie\'s\r\n                <lb />Neice. 19th May 1776\r\n                <lb />Vol Vth p.33\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1275, 11, '2014-10-06 19:13:17', 83),
(116, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c858\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:858] From:  Alexander Thomson / To: Mr Charles Broughton / Regarding: Mrs Atkinson (Patient) / 3 November 1773 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Gillian Weir</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2012-07-23\">23 July 2012</date> Last updated by Gillian Weir</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2012-06-12\">12 June 2012</date> XML file created by Gillian Weir</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n<body>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"1\"/>\r\n        <opener>\r\n            <salute>Sir</salute>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I have now the pleasure to inform you,\r\n            <lb/>that the <symptom n=\"18\">Cancer</symptom> in M<sup>rs</sup> Atkinson\'s <bodypart n=\"27\">Breast</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>is much better, &amp; the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> under her \r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart> is intirely gone. I\'m in hopes a Cure\r\n            <lb/>may be perfected by the time the pot of <choice><abbr>OintmÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>mt</abbr><expan>Ointment</expan></choice> is all applyed \r\n        </p>     \r\n            <closer>\r\n                <salute>\r\n                    I am           \r\n            <lb/>Sir Your very <choice><abbr>hble S</abbr><expan>humble servant</expan></choice>\r\n                </salute>\r\n                <signed>Alex<sup>r</sup> Thomson</signed>\r\n                <dateline>Hoxton <choice><abbr>Sqr</abbr><expan>Square</expan></choice> 3<sup>rd</sup> \r\n                    <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1773</dateline>\r\n            </closer>\r\n     </div>\r\n     <div>\r\n         <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n         <p>\r\n             <lb/>To\r\n             <lb/>Doctor Broughton\r\n             <lb/>Aldermanbury\r\n         </p>\r\n     </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 858, 6, '2012-07-23 15:08:20', 35),
(117, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1276\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1276] From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Mrs Blackstock (Patient) / 22 May 1776 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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My plan was\r\n            <lb />that, if the Lady who is the subject of it had been able, she should\r\n            <lb />about this time, have taken a journey to Edinburgh, and consulted you\r\n            <lb />in person; and we proposed to have been with you together, for I find\r\n            <lb />that I shall soon be obliged, against my will, to have the pleasure of\r\n            <lb />seeing you, having been called to be a Witness in a criminal trial which\r\n            <lb />is soon to come on. â€“â€“ I have said that you will not thank me for taking\r\n            <lb />your opinion in this case, for indeed it is a most unfavourable one, and\r\n            <lb />neither our patients friends nor I expect that you will do much for us;\r\n            <lb />though I need not say that we will be very happy if we find ourselves\r\n            <lb />mistaken. â€“â€“ The Patients own anxiety and complaining disposition\r\n            <lb />made the measure of consulting you necessary.</p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Blackstock, now aged about 54 of a very thin habit, and\r\n            <lb />a constitution which has been always delicate and sickly, began,\r\n            <lb />about 18 months ago, to complain of pains in her <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>, which, in a\r\n            <lb />short time, became so severe as to deprive her very much of ease through\r\n            <lb />the day, and of <symptom n=\"17\">sleep in the night</symptom>. To these were joined several other\r\n            <lb />circumstances which were obvious marks of a very <symptom n=\"26\">cachetic state</symptom>.\r\n            <lb />Upon different parts of her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, there were, under the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>, <symptom n=\"18\">flattened, glanÂ¬\r\n                <lb />dular tumors</symptom>, about the size of peas and small beans. â€“â€“ There was more\r\n            <lb />or less of a foulness of her <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart>, which had been of many years standing.\r\n            <lb />Upon the <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> themselves several slight <symptom n=\"30\">eruptions</symptom> appeared; but, what\r\n            <lb />was more particular, on feeling upon the <bodypart n=\"21\">shins</bodypart>, which were a little painÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ful to the touch, there was an evident <u>inequality</u> for the space of three\r\n            <lb />or four inches, which could be referred only to the <bodypart n=\"39\">bone</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"72\">periosteum</bodypart>\r\n            <lb /><del>In short</del>, It might have been conjectured that the symptoms depended\r\n            <lb />upon a <condition n=\"20\">venereal taint</condition>; but of this there could not be the smallest susÂ¬\r\n            <lb />picion. â€“â€“ It was about the beginning of July last that I first saw her,\r\n            <lb />after she had been using for more than two months the <ingredient n=\"150\">Decoction of the\r\n                <lb />woods</ingredient> with a small proposition of <ingredient n=\"8\">Tartar</ingredient> <action n=\"14\">emetic</action>; and I think <ingredient n=\"14\">opiates</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />occasionally.</p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Judging that the case required more than our ordinary <condition n=\"15\">rheumatic</condition>\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />medicines, I determined at the first to make trial of <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>, which no\r\n            <lb />circumstances seemed to forbid. I would have chosen, no doubt, to make use of\r\n            <lb />one of the mildest preparations, but as the Mercuries dulc: had been\r\n            <lb />thought so effectual in some cases of the <condition n=\"15\">rheumatism</condition>, and, in several inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />stances, seemed to me really to have been so, I chose to use this prepaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ration in as cautious a manner as I could.</p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Accordingly, in the space of between three and four weeks M<sup>rs</sup> B. used\r\n            <lb />between twenty and twenty five grains of well levegated <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient>, in a\r\n            <lb />very slow manner, but so as to produce a sensible and pretty equal\r\n            <lb />effect in the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>. This she bore without any inconvenience whatever; and\r\n            <lb />the effect of it, in relieving the pains of her <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>, was soon experienced.\r\n            <lb />By the time that the half of the course was over, and for ten or twelve\r\n            <lb />days after it was finished, they were so much relieved, or rather she\r\n            <lb />complained of them so little, that, when she had used the quantity which\r\n            <lb />I have mentioned, I could not desire her to take any more; though\r\n            <lb />I could have wished her to have done so, as the quantity taken in\r\n            <lb />all was not inconsiderable. â€“â€“ After an interval of five or six weeks\r\n            <lb />the pains returned, and seemed again to be pretty severe. During the\r\n            <lb />autumn and winter however (whilst I saw her but seldom) though I beÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lieve she was often complaining, yet I do not suppose the pains ever\r\n            <lb />continued for any length of time so severe as they were before she\r\n            <lb />used the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>; â€“â€“ for, though I had recommended <ingredient n=\"16\">mustard seed</ingredient>, she\r\n            <lb />never thought of taking it till within these two or three <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> months,\r\n            <lb />and when she <u>did</u> begin to use it, other symptoms appeared requiring\r\n            <lb />other remedies. â€“â€“ The <symptom n=\"18\">glandular tumors</symptom> on her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, foulness of her <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart>,\r\n            <lb />and <u>inequality</u> of her <bodypart n=\"21\">shins</bodypart> have continued all along, pretty much the\r\n            <lb />same. â€“â€“ By the bye, I made a second attempt with <ingredient n=\"2\">mercury</ingredient> when her\r\n            <lb />pains returned, using a kind of <ingredient n=\"89\">Plummers Pill</ingredient>, prepared with <ingredient n=\"2\">quicksilver</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />instead of <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient>; - but she did not agree with it, &amp; took not more than 6 pills.</p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Now, to come to the last and present part of her case, - it is more\r\n            <lb />than two months since her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"23\">ancles</bodypart> began to grow <symptom n=\"63\">odematous</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />and it was soon found likewise that her <bodypart n=\"18\">thighs</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> were <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom>.\r\n            <lb />These symptoms were immediately accompanied with a considerable <symptom n=\"27\">scarcity \r\n                <lb />of urine</symptom>, and the little that she voided became exceedingly foul and turbid.\r\n            <lb />In short the case was evidently growing <condition n=\"16\">dropsical</condition>, and, in that view, now\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />chiefly demands our attention, for, as her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom> the pains seemed\r\n            <lb />to grow easy, and she says now little or nothing about them. â€“â€“ The <condition n=\"203\">Ascites</condition>\r\n            <lb />itself as far from being very formidable in degree, for the <bodypart n=\"30\">abdomen</bodypart> is by\r\n            <lb />no means greatly enlarged, as indeed I could hardly suppose it easily to be\r\n            <lb />in so meagre and debilitated a subject; but the <condition n=\"27\">anasarcous swelling</condition>\r\n            <lb />not only occupies the <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart>, partly the <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>, and <bodypart n=\"18\">thighs</bodypart>, but is also extending\r\n            <lb />itself round the <bodypart n=\"73\">trunk</bodypart> of the body in the <bodypart n=\"59\">loins</bodypart>. - She is now likewise consiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />derably <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom> at times, and has <symptom n=\"68\">much thirst</symptom>; â€“ notwithstanding the naÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ture of her case she <symptom n=\"28\">sweats frequently</symptom>, as she has always been disposed\r\n            <lb />to do, but does not bear it well, which was one reason of my not\r\n            <lb />trying <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers Powder</ingredient> as I once thought of doing, for the pains at the\r\n            <lb />beginning. â€“â€“ Her appetite has all along been very tolerable, for the\r\n            <lb />most part perfectly good. <del>Though just now, <add place=\"above\"><illegible w=\"1\" /> these 2 or 3 days</add> <illegible w=\"2\" /> a good deal <illegible w=\"1\" /></del></p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When the <condition n=\"16\">dropsical symptoms</condition> shewed themselves to such a deÂ¬\r\n            <lb />gree as to require particular remedies I prescribed what I first learnt\r\n            <lb />the use of at S<sup>t</sup> Thomas\'s hospital in London, and confirmed,\r\n            <lb />remarkably, as I thought, in two unfavourable cases here\r\n            <lb />at <illegible w=\"1\" /><add place=\"above\">home it</add> was a <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"15\">decoction of the Bark</ingredient> with <ingredient n=\"118\">regenerated\r\n                <lb /><add place=\"margin\">Tartar.</add></ingredient> <illegible w=\"2\" /> about three weeks M<sup>rs</sup> B. consumed, every two\r\n            <lb />days, a pound of the common <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"15\">decoction of bark</ingredient> with half\r\n            <lb />an ounce of the <ingredient n=\"118\"><choice><abbr>regen:</abbr><expan>regenerated</expan></choice> Tartar</ingredient> dissolved in it. â€“ Now, Sir, I hope you\r\n            <lb />will not suspect me of exaggerating the effects of my prescriptions,\r\n            <lb />but I must say that this medicine gave as visible a check to the\r\n            <lb />present symptoms as <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> had done in the former instance. â€“\r\n            <lb />It <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> produced <subst><del>any observable</del><add place=\"above\">a considerable</add></subst> alteration in the <del>colour or consist</del>\r\n            <lb />quantity of her urine, and, by the time that she had used it ten days\r\n            <lb />or a fortnight, her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"23\">ancles</bodypart>, which were turgid before, were\r\n            <lb />almost free of any degree of <symptom n=\"63\">Å“dema</symptom>, as likewise her <bodypart n=\"18\">thighs</bodypart>. The\r\n            <lb />Measure of the <bodypart n=\"30\">abdomen</bodypart> was lessened about two inches, and seemed to\r\n            <lb />be still gradually lessening, but in the third week (i.e. of using the DeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />coction) it seemed to be at a stand; â€“ and, as she tired of taking\r\n            <lb />the medecine, saying that her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> refused it, I was obliged to\r\n            <lb />desist. â€“ Very soon the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> every where encreased to its former\r\n            <lb />degree, and is now such as I have above described it.</p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Since we desisted from this last course I have made an attempt\r\n            <lb />with <ingredient n=\"25\">Squills</ingredient>, but she cannot bear them. One grain of them dried, purges\r\n            <lb />her, and two grains made her vomit. â€“ I have tried twenty drops of\r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"25\" t=\"2\">acet: scillit: in saline draughts</ingredient> â€“ and the <ingredient n=\"91\">spit nitre </ingredient> <choice><abbr>d.</abbr><expan>dose</expan></choice> in the same; but\r\n            <lb />neither these nor <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of Tartar</ingredient> in any form can she take. In short she\r\n            <lb />appears to be no subject for medicines, except it was <del>some</del> a simple <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"15\">deÂ¬\r\n                <lb />coction of bark</ingredient> or the like, as a <action n=\"31\">strengthener.</action> â€“ Any of the better <action n=\"12\">diÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />uretic</action> infusions, or <ingredient n=\"92\">Colchicum</ingredient>, I see no room for.</p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Till within these two or three days Mrs B. notwithstanding her <symptom n=\"23\">weakÂ¬\r\n                <lb />ness</symptom>, has been always going abroad now and then, on horseback, or in\r\n                <lb />a carriage, &amp; we still propose a journey, which will be to you, if she\r\n                <lb />shall appear capable to understand it.</p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Before the <condition n=\"16\">Dropsical symptoms</condition> appeared I proposed that she should\r\n            <lb />have gone to the country to drink goats whey next month.</p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> B. was married young, has been long a Widow and never\r\n            <lb />bore children. â€“â€“ By Saturday nights post, <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> leaves you on friday\r\n            <lb />night, I shall expect the pleasure to hear from you, &amp; in the mean time am\r\n            <lb />with very sincere regard</p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Your much obliged and affectionate\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>John Gilchrist</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />I find Mr Copland has informed you of our scheme of erecting an InfirÂ¬\r\n                <lb />mary here.<note>This is firm proof of Copland\'s hitherto suspected role in supporting his colleague Dr John Gilchrist in the founding of Dumfries Infirmary in 1776. See Gordon Irving, <i>Dumfries and Galloway Royal Infirmary; the First Two Hundred Years 1776-1977</i> (Dumfries: 1977).</note> It meets with encouragement, that is approbation, from most people.\r\n                <lb />When I see you I shall have to ask your opinion as to some points conÂ¬\r\n                <lb />cerning it. - We must begin upon a very limited plan.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Gilchrist q.\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Blackstock\r\n            <lb />May 22<sup>d</sup> 1776\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1276, 1, '2015-03-03 16:52:14', 92),
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B. turned 50 years of age, by Profession a Surgeon &amp; Man Midwife, of a\r\n    <lb />melancholic Temperament, &amp; never married â€“ complains of\r\n    <lb />certain <symptom n=\"95\">Paroxysms</symptom>, of some Days together, of a <symptom n=\"21\">Sensation of Heat</symptom> &amp;\r\n    <lb />Emanating Pain in the <bodypart n=\"55\">Urethra</bodypart> from the Beginning of the\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"74\">Perineum</bodypart> up to the <bodypart n=\"56\">Bladder</bodypart>; also of a Feeling as if some\r\n    <lb />foreign Body pressed upon the <bodypart n=\"56\">Neck of the Bladder</bodypart> producing a\r\n    <lb />constant <symptom n=\"27\">Irritation to pass his Urine</symptom> which is discharged, both\r\n    <lb />in Quantity &amp; Quality, as in the extream Degree of an <condition n=\"28\">hysteric\r\n    <lb />Paroxysm</condition>; &amp; thinks himself much <symptom n=\"23\">weakened</symptom> by this Discharge.\r\n    <lb />Has also at the same Time a considerable Pain in his <bodypart n=\"59\">Loins</bodypart>,\r\n    <lb />both up &amp; in a Bed, accompanied with a general <symptom n=\"55\">Langour</symptom> &amp;\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"54\">Debility</symptom>, with <symptom n=\"7\">Flatulency</symptom> &amp; extream <symptom n=\"6\">Dejection of Mind</symptom>; and when at\r\n    <lb />the worst, <symptom n=\"17\">will <add place=\'above\'>not</add> get any sleep for several Nights together</symptom>; but will\r\n    <lb />be affected with universal <symptom n=\"2\">Tremors</symptom> &amp; in particular, violent\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"57\">spasmodic Contractions</symptom> &amp; motions of the <bodypart n=\"56\">Bladder</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"53\">Rectum</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"74\">Genitals</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />producing the greatest Torment. When these <symptom n=\"95\">Paroxysms</symptom> are off\r\n    <lb />he is much easier; but not quite free from several of the Symptoms.\r\n    <lb />He complains also, that either sitting or riding for any Time, unless\r\n    <lb />upon a Chair, or Saddle, which is hollow in the middle, will excite\r\n    <lb />the Pain in <illegible w=\"1\" /> &amp; bring on the whole <symptom n=\"95\">Paroxysm</symptom>; &amp; also that\r\n    <lb />whenever he is <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom>, the Discharge of stools forces a small Quantity \r\n    <lb />of Liquor from the <bodypart n=\"55\">Urethra</bodypart> of a seminal Appearance.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">Pulse 72 but weaker than formerly</symptom> - <symptom n=\"8\">Appetite impaired</symptom> &amp; Digestion\r\n        <lb />bad. <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> regular for the most Part. Urine passed freely &amp; of natural\r\n        <lb />Colour, when free from <symptom n=\"95\">the Paroxysms</symptom>. <symptom n=\"12\">Breathing not quite so\r\n            <lb />easy &amp; regular as formerly</symptom>. <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart> dry, especially the <bodypart n=\"15\">Palms of\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />his Hands</bodypart>. <bodypart n=\"2\">Tongue</bodypart> white &amp; foul, particularly in a Morning.\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">Pulse &amp; Breathing much quickened by the smallest Exercise</symptom>.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />He has frequently (particularly when in his Apprenticeship)\r\n        <lb />being guilty of Pollutio sui; to which he now attributes the\r\n        <lb />most of his Complaints. About 9 years ago he had\r\n        <lb />some appearance of <condition n=\"20\">venereal Symptoms</condition> in Particular\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"99\">a Paraphymosis</symptom>: all which went off by the Use of opening\r\n        <lb />Medicines &amp; some <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurials</ingredient>; except some Degree of <condition n=\"97\">stricture</condition>\r\n        <lb />from the <bodypart n=\"31\">Prepuce behind the Glans</bodypart>, which has remained\r\n        <lb />ever since, &amp; keeps the Latter preternaturally inlarged.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />He has had <symptom n=\"48\">dyspeptic symptoms</symptom> at Times near 30 years\r\n        <lb />but his <condition n=\"30\">Hypochondriac Complaints</condition> never became very\r\n        <lb />troublesome &amp; till about 7 years ago, 2 years after the before\r\n        <lb />mentioned <condition n=\"20\">venereal symptoms</condition>; nor the <symptom n=\"78\">Irritation</symptom> of the\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"56\">Bladder</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"74\">Genitals</bodypart>, till about 4 years ago; since which\r\n        <lb />Time his Complaints have been variable; but rather <unclear>inexcepting</unclear>\r\n        <lb />upon the whole; altho\' he has tryed a great many Remedies,\r\n        <lb />&amp; has had the Advice of several Physicians, both in York &amp;\r\n        <lb />London. <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient>, <treatment n=\"6\">Anodyne Glysters</treatment>, &amp; warm Bathing, have\r\n        <lb />sometimes given him Relief in <symptom n=\"95\">the Paroxysms</symptom>; but thinks\r\n        <lb />the latter always <symptom n=\"23\">weakened him</symptom>. Has in the Intervals\r\n        <lb />of <symptom n=\"95\">the Paroxysms</symptom> used cold Bathing frequently &amp; taken considerable\r\n        <lb />Quantities of <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>, as <action n=\"29\">Tonics</action>, but without much Relief.\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />Has also used oleaginous &amp; mucilaginous Remedies at\r\n        <lb />different Times in order to moderate the <symptom n=\"78\">Symptoms of\r\n        <lb />Irritation</symptom>. Last Summer, by the Advice of D<sup>r.</sup> <choice><abbr>Geo.</abbr><expan>George</expan></choice> Fordyce\r\n        <lb />he took a <ingredient n=\"43\" t=\"3\">Solution of blue Vitriol in Water</ingredient> in such Doses\r\n        <lb />as his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> wou\'d bear, in order to diminish the\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"78\">Irritability</symptom> of the <bodypart n=\"55\">Urethra</bodypart> &amp;c but all without any\r\n        <lb />material or lasting Effect. Exercise unless of the\r\n        <lb />gentlest Kind both fatigue him &amp; bring on his <symptom n=\"57\">Spasms</symptom>\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"78\">Irritations</symptom> &amp;c.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />N. B. <condition n=\"65\">A Schirrus of the <bodypart n=\"84\">Prostate Gland</bodypart></condition> has been often suspected\r\n        <lb />as the proximate Cause of his Local Complaints; but both\r\n        <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Hunter &amp; M<sup>r.</sup> Sharp examined the Parts by introducing\r\n        <lb />a Finger up the <bodypart n=\"53\">Rectum</bodypart>, about 2 Months ago &amp; declare\r\n        <lb />that all the Parts are natural, &amp; apparently free from\r\n        <lb />Disease. â€“â€“â€“\r\n    </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />To\r\n        <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen\r\n    </p>\r\n  \r\n        <handShift />\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <p>\r\n                    <lb />Case of A. B from\r\n                    <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Fowler. 22<sup>d</sup> May 1776\r\n                </p>\r\n            </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n\r\n    </body>', 1277, 11, '2015-04-10 10:20:11', 58),
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At the End of every 3<sup>d</sup> Week, take\r\n        <lb />the <action n=\"32\">Vomit</action> E and after it a Dose of\r\n        <lb />the <action n=\"24\">Purgative</action> Tincture A.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />3. During the whole of the 4th Week\r\n        <lb />take half a Drachm of the Powder\r\n        <lb />of <ingredient n=\"1\">Jesuits Bark</ingredient> every third hour.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />4. At Bedtime take alongst with the\r\n        <lb />last Dose of <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> the Dose\r\n        <lb />of Quieting Pills H.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />The <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> to be continued &amp; the same\r\n        <lb />Diet to be observed.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />The Cold Bath to be used Twice\r\n        <lb />or <u>Thrice a Week.</u>\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <signed>A. M. </signed>\r\n    <dateline><choice><abbr>Edinr</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> May 25. 1776.</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <head><u>Receipt for Mr McCulloch.</u></head>\r\n    <recipe>\r\n        <choice>\r\n            <orig>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />â„ž Pulv. <ingredient n=\"1\">Cortic. Peruvian.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s.\r\n        <lb />Fiant hujus modi Doses XXXii\r\n        <lb />Sigr 32 Doses of Bark</orig>\r\n\r\n        <reg>Take half a drachm of powdered <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian bark</ingredient>. 32 doses of this sort may be made. Label: 32 Doses of Bark.</reg>\r\n        </choice>\r\n    </recipe>\r\n    <recipe>\r\n        <choice>\r\n            <orig>\r\n            <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"14\">opii</ingredient> gr. i\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"365\">Extract. Hyoscyam.</ingredient> gr. ii\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">Extract. Cortic. 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I have given you this\r\n        <lb />Sketch of her Case lest you should desire to take D<sup>r</sup> Cullens\r\n        <lb />advice about it, if so you may tell the D<sup>r</sup> that I have\r\n        <lb />given as much attention as I could during her illness\r\n        <lb />to the state of her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> &amp; keeping up her strength\r\n        <lb />&amp; that for that purpose <ingredient n=\"1\">Cortex</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeates</ingredient> have frequently\r\n        <lb /><unclear>occurrd</unclear>\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer><salute>\r\n        <lb />I am\r\n        <lb />Sir\r\n        <lb />your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup> hulle Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient humble Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n        <signed>Ja<sup>s</sup> Saunders</signed>\r\n        <dateline>Banff 1st June 1776</dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />To\r\n        <lb />Mr John Robertson\r\n        <lb />Writer\r\n        <lb />in <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Saunders Q\r\n                <lb />Mrs Stewart\r\n                <lb />June 1st 1776\r\n            </annot>\r\n    </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1279, 11, '2014-10-13 15:48:07', 61),
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Servt</abbr><expan>Most Obedient Servant</expan></choice>\r\n        </salute>\r\n            <signed>W<sup>m</sup> Taitt</signed>\r\n<dateline><lb />Ely 2<sup>d</sup> June\r\n<lb />1776</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n            <lb />NB as Kincrag is very anxious have conceald from him your\r\n            <lb />oppinion of his having <symptom n=\"47\">a stone</symptom> when you writ let it be sutch\r\n            <lb />a letter as I can show to him if <unclear>ther</unclear> any thing that youd\r\n            <lb />inform me of which <unclear>we</unclear> wold not incline him\r\n            <lb />to see wreit it on a seaperat paper\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />W T\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinbrough\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Tait q. Kincraig\r\n                <lb />2<sup>d</sup> June 1776\r\n                <lb />Vol. V<sup><u>th</u></sup> p. 56\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1280, 2, '2013-06-14 10:17:08', 53),
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I am to make Prosilytes of respectable ChaÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>racters and have added One to my number here\r\n            <lb/>whose recommendation of me for <condition n=\"69\">Cancers</condition> will effeckÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tually take the load off, from your Shoulders, as \r\n            <lb/>well as finally close the Mouth of any of your\r\n            <lb/>Surgeons - <unclear>Who</unclear> may be inclinable to oppose me. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Manning a Wealthy Innkeeper and commonÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>council man in Bull &amp; Mouth street, applied to me\r\n            <lb/>yesterday Morning through the sole recommendaÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tion of M<sup>r</sup> <choice><abbr>Will<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>William</expan></choice> \r\n            Sharp Surgeon in the Old Jewry &amp;\r\n            <lb/>One of the Assistant Surgeons to S<sup>t</sup> Bartholemews, \r\n            <lb/>who told him to Use his Name to me, for that he \r\n            <lb/>beleived my Ointment would be more Usefull to \r\n            <lb/>his Wife\'s complaint than ought else he knew\r\n            <lb/>in Use; as he had been an Eye Witness of its Effects.\r\n            <lb/>Her <condition n=\"69\">Cancer</condition> is sealed in the <bodypart n=\"84\">Thyroid Gland</bodypart> &amp; the \r\n            <lb/>neighbouring parts, are livid, knotty, protuberant\r\n            <lb/>large &amp; painfull &amp; often bleeds: I immedietly\r\n            <lb/>applied the Ointment, but I am very dubious\r\n            <lb/>of being succesfull in this Case. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>As M<sup>r</sup> Sharp in regard to reputations in\r\n            <lb/>point of skill as well as integrity is inferior\r\n            <lb/>to none in the three Kingdoms I esteem myself\r\n            <lb/>very fortunate in having his Approbation as \r\n            <lb/>well as sanction. I purpose that whoever \r\n            <lb/>should be disposed to apply to me from\r\n            <lb/>your quarter, should previously consult him\r\n            <lb/>which is always to be done for the customary\r\n            <lb/>Compliment; well laid out for their satisfaction \r\n            <lb/>This you will please to communicate to my \r\n            <lb/>good friend D<sup>r</sup> Black to whose great Candour \r\n            <lb/>and Kindness I stand much indebted\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The Man aged 76 whom Lady Cowper\'s \r\n            <lb/>Butler wrote me off, came last Week to town\r\n            <lb/>with a very large &amp; protuberant <condition n=\"69\">Cancer</condition> on his \r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"4\">under Lip</bodypart>, which I <treatment n=\"2\">cutt off</treatment> , in the presence \r\n            <lb/>of M<sup>r</sup> Sharp &amp; he is likely to gett his cure.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Enclosed I send a letter which I haue \r\n            <lb/>transmitted to many of my good friends to\r\n            <lb/>whom I <unclear>sent</unclear> my printed One &amp; also another\r\n            <lb/>relating to a <condition n=\"69\">Cancerous</condition> patient, this you will \r\n            <lb/>send back when you do me the favour of a line\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n         <p>\r\n             <lb/>I saw M<sup>r</sup> Almack last Week and \r\n             <lb/>he is of your Opinion in regard to your Son\r\n             <lb/>of whose promotion I shall still have in view \r\n             <lb/>and we esteem myself happy to be any ways \r\n             <lb/>instrumental in rendering service to the Cullen\r\n             <lb/>Family\r\n         </p>   \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb/>Just as ever\r\n                <lb/>Your Oblidged Friend\r\n            </salute>  \r\n                <signed>Cha.<sup>s</sup> Broughton</signed>\r\n        </closer>    \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>To\r\n            <lb/>Doctor Cullen\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift/>\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <lb/>1773\r\n            </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n\r\n', 861, 3, '2013-03-08 16:20:22', 70),
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(124, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c863\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:863] From: Mr David Bethune (of Kilconquhar; of Balfour) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Mr David Bethune (of Kilconquhar; of Balfour) (Patient) / 1 January 1774 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Gillian Weir</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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Between 30 &amp; 40 years ago he had a violent and\r\n        <lb />obstinate obstruction in his <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowells</bodypart>, which was managed\r\n        <lb />and carried off, as to be seen in the Medical Essays. Since\r\n        <lb />that time till about an year &amp; a half ago he has been extremÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ly healthy; ate fully, but not foully; and indulged in a ConÂ¬\r\n        <lb />vivial way both at home and with his neighbours, in every\r\n        <lb />free manner, with his Bottle. - On these occasions his\r\n        <lb />potation was commonly Claret. Some few years ago\r\n        <lb />he had a very small threatening of <condition n=\"3\">the Gout</condition>, but never so as\r\n        <lb />to confine him. About an year &amp; a half ago as above, he\r\n        <lb />found <symptom n=\"8\">a diminution of his usual keen appetite</symptom>, particularÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ly of his Beef &amp; mutton appetite as he used to express it; but\r\n        <lb />said he could eat pretty good meals of Fish, pretty strong Broths\r\n        <lb />&amp; other Tit Bitts, and all along took his drink as usual and\r\n        <lb />did not fall off in his Flesh &amp; looks; and had no complaint, but\r\n        <lb />of a certain quierishness in his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> &amp; <symptom n=\"61\">Maukishness as if\r\n        <lb />he could puke</symptom> Sometimes. â€“ During this period as his CompÂ¬\r\n        <lb />laints were of such a kind as that he could hardly put them\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <lb />in words and went about as usual, he took no medicines, exÂ¬\r\n        <lb />cept I believe once a <action n=\"32\">puke</action> and a dose or two of <ingredient n=\"109\">sacred Elixir</ingredient>.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Sometime in the month of last Feb: or March he had a regular\r\n        <lb /><unclear>accent</unclear> of <condition n=\"3\">the Gout</condition> into one <bodypart n=\"24\">foot</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"25\">Toe</bodypart> which was very painÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ful &amp; <symptom n=\"62\">inflamed</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom> much; it continued about a week\r\n        <lb />or 10 days in this way, &amp; went off regularly enough, withÂ¬\r\n        <lb />out producing any change in the State of his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> and\r\n        <lb />appetite. Soon after this he took a jaunt to the East country\r\n        <lb />and stayed in <choice><abbr>Edn<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> a fortnight or three weeks and lived\r\n        <lb />as usual, having a good appetite for his drink, but not\r\n        <lb />for is usual food. He returned to this Country and went\r\n        <lb />about as usual, looking after his Estate, Laborours &amp;c.\r\n        <lb />without any Complaint; but the <symptom n=\"8\">depraved appetite</symptom>; till\r\n        <lb />about 3 weeks ago, when Coming home from an Airing and\r\n        <lb />paying a visit in the neighbourhood, he was seized with a\r\n        <lb />pain <bodypart n=\"73\">in his right side about the middle of the false ribs</bodypart>, which\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"12\">affected his Breathing</symptom> a little when he Coughed or Sighed, and\r\n        <lb />stung him when he performed motion of the <bodypart n=\"68\">Muscles</bodypart> of that side,\r\n        <lb />he had also a good deal of pain in the Top of his <bodypart n=\"11\">Shoulder</bodypart> of\r\n        <lb />the same Side. He had <symptom n=\"100\">a slight rigor</symptom> this Evening. I was\r\n        <lb />sent for &amp; visited him next Evening, when I <choice><abbr>rec<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>received</expan></choice> pretty much\r\n        <lb />the above account of the preceding state of his Health and of his\r\n        <lb />then Complaints. â€“ He had <symptom n=\"15\">a small degree of quickness and\r\n        <lb />Tension in his pulse</symptom>, <symptom n=\"68\">some little thirst</symptom> but not much, of his <bodypart n=\"2\">Tongue</bodypart>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />rather foul; His Urine was High coloured, and his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> bound,\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">he had not had a stool for three days,</symptom> with a murmuring\r\n        <lb />croaking flatulent noise in his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>. He had at same\r\n        <lb />time a little <symptom n=\"133\">Stiffness</symptom> about an <bodypart n=\"23\">Ancle</bodypart>. Immediately\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">Bled him to the amount of ten or twelve ounces</treatment>, and\r\n        <lb />after he had his side well rubbed &amp; chaffd with a volÂ¬\r\n        <lb />atile liniment he had <treatment n=\"21\"><unclear><choice><abbr>Emp:</abbr><expan>Emplastrum</expan></choice> Calidum</unclear></treatment> put over the\r\n        <lb />pained part. He also took in order to ensure an open\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> four grains of <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient> at Bedtime and an ounce\r\n        <lb />of the <ingredient n=\"28\"><choice><abbr>Ol:</abbr><expan>Oleum</expan></choice> Ricini</ingredient> early next morning. â€“ These things\r\n        <lb />had the desired effect, for next day his side was easier,\r\n        <lb />his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> fully opened, and in the evening the <symptom n=\"133\">stiffness</symptom>\r\n        <lb />about his <bodypart n=\"23\">Ancle</bodypart> was increased to pain &amp; <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom>, which\r\n        <lb />was extended over all his <bodypart n=\"24\">foot</bodypart> to his <bodypart n=\"25\">big Toe</bodypart>. He was\r\n        <lb />Confined to his Room &amp; sometimes to his Bed with this,\r\n        <lb />four or five days, during which time he cherished\r\n        <lb />his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> with Madeira, Sherry, &amp; sometimes with\r\n        <lb />a little Gin punch not very weak which he likes as a\r\n        <lb />change. He also took occasionally volatile things.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />The <condition n=\"3\">Gouty</condition> determination did not continue so long\r\n        <lb />nor was it so violent as was wished; the pain, <symptom n=\"82\">Redness</symptom> &amp;\r\n        <lb />Swelling gradually went off, and the pain in his <symptom n=\"73\">side</symptom> and\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"11\">shoulder</bodypart> gradually encreased. Instead of now weakning\r\n        <lb />with another <treatment n=\"1\">Bleeding</treatment>, an Active &amp; large <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> was\r\n        <lb />applied to his side; an ounce of <ingredient n=\"109\">sacred <choice><abbr>Elix<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Elixir</expan></choice></ingredient> was given\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <lb />at Bedtime and as much <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor Oil</ingredient> early next morning\r\n        <lb />as he was again <symptom n=\"24\">Costive</symptom>; this again opened his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> moderÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ately, and with the operation of the <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> has almost perfectly\r\n        <lb />relieved his side, indeed it is seldom he finds the least comÂ¬\r\n        <lb />plaint from it. Notwithstanding of all this <add place=\"above\">he</add> has not been\r\n        <lb />relieved of his <symptom n=\"8\">depraved appetite</symptom>, <symptom n=\"8\">no relish for food of any\r\n            <lb />kind</symptom> and has <symptom n=\"26\">fallen off a good deal in his flesh</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"23\">strength</symptom>, and\r\n        <lb />I think has had <symptom n=\"15\">a small degree of quickness in his pulse ever\r\n        <lb />since this last attack and some degree of <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom>, altho his pulse\r\n        <lb />is not above 82 or 3</symptom>. As the <bodypart n=\"61\">squeamishness</bodypart> in his <subst><del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del><add place=\"above\"><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart></add></subst>\r\n        <lb />was considerable and some degree of a feverish <add place=\"above\">habit</add>, I gave him\r\n        <lb />after his <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> &amp; pain in his <symptom n=\"73\">side</symptom> was gone this day week\r\n        <lb />a gentle <action n=\"32\">Vomit</action>, of <ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecac</ingredient>: <unclear>&amp;</unclear> a small <choice><abbr>qty</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> of <ingredient n=\"110\"><choice><abbr>Tart: Emet:</abbr><expan>tartar emetic</expan></choice></ingredient> <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n        <lb />gradually till it nauseated him more, &amp; <illegible w=\"1\" />, and toward the\r\n        <lb /><unclear>latter</unclear> and made him drink some <ingredient n=\"111\" t=\"19\">Horseradish Infusion</ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"60\">MusÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tard</ingredient>. - This operated well, made him pretty sick and gave him\r\n        <lb />a good motion downward, - He was <subst><del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del><add place=\"above\">most</add></subst> <unclear>ligtsome</unclear> afterward\r\n        <lb />and slept well, which he has done all along &amp; still does. His\r\n        <lb />Urine has been high coloured and always breaks with a foul\r\n        <lb />sidiment of the lateritious kind &amp; often a blue Scum on Top.\r\n        <lb />Within these four days he has had an encreased Secretion\r\n        <lb />from the <bodypart n=\"84\">Glands of his <bodypart n=\"2\">Mouth &amp; Tongue</bodypart></bodypart>, and on the whole\r\n        <lb />he thinks himself rather better, but still <symptom n=\"8\">has no appetite</symptom>\r\n        <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"23\">Gathers no Strength</symptom>. There is no <symptom n=\"125\">hardness</symptom> or <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> to be\r\n        <lb />found in the region of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"44\">Liver</bodypart>; Neither has he any\r\n        <lb />Yellow cast in his <bodypart n=\"6\">Eye</bodypart> or Countenance. He Sitts up and lies\r\n        <lb />on the Bed by turns; but more of the last.</p>\r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n        <lb />Attention is given to keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> moderately open every\r\n            <lb />day or every 2<sup>d.</sup> â€“ This is either done by <ingredient n=\"109\">Sacred Elixir</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"28\"><choice><abbr>Ol:</abbr><expan>Oleum</expan></choice> Ricini</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />or by some pills of <ingredient n=\"54\">Soap</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum Guiacum</ingredient>. The sluggish\r\n            <lb />state of his <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowells</bodypart> wants some such aid, and these have always\r\n            <lb />answered. A warm aromatick <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">Infusion of Bitters and \r\n                <lb />Bark</ingredient> is prepared for him; but as he has still a small degree\r\n            <lb />of <symptom n=\"34\">a feverish habit</symptom> he has not taken it. There is one thing\r\n            <lb />I must observe, that when he lies any considerable time\r\n            <lb />upon his <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart> the <symptom n=\"61\">Sickisness</symptom> &amp; Sense of Uneasiness in\r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> is encreased and obliges him to change to his\r\n            <lb />Side. And on pressing on his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> with your hand\r\n            <lb />in any position the <symptom n=\"61\">Sickishness &amp; inclination to puke</symptom>\r\n            <lb />is brought on; but never arises to any height.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />About 10 days ago, he went out in the Chaise Once\r\n        <lb />a day for three or four days running; but the pain in\r\n        <lb />his <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> having encreased at that time, he was obliged to\r\n        <lb />desist. If he had profited by this exercise and had gain\'d\r\n        <lb />ground, it was intended he should have taken a Jaunt\r\n        <lb />of three or four hundred miles into England and perhaps\r\n        <lb />have tried Bath.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />I thought at first this <choice><abbr>w<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> have been handed you by M<sup>r.</sup>\r\n        <lb />Hamilton, but as there is a chance of his being out of\r\n        <lb />Town I have directed it immediately to yourself, and hope\r\n        <lb />to have your opinion and advice on this Stubborn Case\r\n        <lb />by first post. M<sup>r.</sup> H. will wait on you when he comes to town\r\n        <lb />if out of it at present.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute>I always am <choice><abbr>D.</abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> D<sup>r.</sup> Yours Sincerely</salute>\r\n        <signed>Tho<sup>s.</sup> Gillespie</signed>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />To\r\n        <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Will<sup>m.</sup> Cullen Physician\r\n        <lb />in\r\n        <lb />Edinburgh\r\n    </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1281, 2, '2013-08-13 15:04:05', 73);
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(126, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1282\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1282] From: Lord Charles Cathcart (Lord Cathcart) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Lord Charles Cathcart (Lord Cathcart) (Patient) / 4 June 1776 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2013-11-30\">30 November 2013</date> Last updated by David Shuttleton</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2012-06-13\">13 June 2012</date> XML file created by Jenny Bann</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n<body>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n    <opener>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>S.</abbr><expan>Shaw</expan></choice> Park June <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> 4<sup>th.</sup> 1776</dateline>\r\n    </opener>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />I should indeed be very ungrateful did I withold\r\n        <lb />from D<sup>r</sup> Cullen <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> earliest Intelligence.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />I past, tho\' alone, <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> pleasentest Evening possible,\r\n        <lb />&amp; supped as usual, but with much better appetite.\r\n        <lb />In bed at 10. Slept till eleven; from Eleven till five\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"17\">slept little, waked often</symptom> and <symptom n=\"4\">coughed</symptom>, sometimes <symptom n=\"34\">spitting</symptom>,\r\n        <lb />incessantly. Was not <symptom n=\"68\">thirsty</symptom> nor <bodypart n=\"21\">Hot</bodypart>, did not <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n        <lb />&amp; rose at 4, &amp; left the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> to sleep it out. Drink my\r\n        <lb />milk at 5; by Delays &amp; <illegible w=\"1\" /> did not leave; N.\r\n        <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> till 8, having had a little Breakfast <unclear>there</unclear> and\r\n        <lb />a comfortable Nap in the Chaise on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <unclear>water</unclear>. Arrived\r\n        <lb />here a little after Eleven, never less <symptom n=\"9\">Fatigued</symptom>.\r\n        <lb />M<sup>rs.</sup> S. <symptom n=\"15\">examined my Pulse twice by <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Clock, each\r\n        <lb />time pronounced 64, her D<sup>r.</sup> who is a good Surgeon\r\n        <lb />succeeded her &amp; declared both times 68</symptom>. Took my milk\r\n        <lb />at 12, and <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> at 2. <symptom n=\"15\">No rise in Pulse</symptom>. From hence\r\n        <lb />forward <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>, 4 times a day. I have a little Horse\r\n        <lb />&amp; a little mare, you may depend on my riding one or t\'other\r\n        <lb />tomorrow morning as a beginning of Equitation.\r\n        <lb />Linctus to night. There only remains to be added\r\n        <lb />a million of Thanks to my very able &amp; kind Doct<sup>r</sup>. Cullen,\r\n        <lb />&amp; <choice><abbr>Comp<sup>ts.</sup></abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice>, if he will take <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> trouble, to M<sup>r</sup>. Wood.\r\n    </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <p>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Ld</abbr><expan>Lord</expan></choice> Cathcart\r\n                <lb />June 4.\r\n                    </p>\r\n            </annot>\r\n\r\n    </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <opener>\r\n        <dateline>S. Park <subst><del>May</del><add place=\"above\">June</add></subst> 5<sup>th.</sup> 1776</dateline>\r\n    </opener>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />After a very regular Day I went to bed not much\r\n        <lb />fatigued last Night at 10. <subst><del>Walked</del><add place=\"above\">Waked</add></subst> at Eleven; soon found that\r\n        <lb />if I lay any longer it was impossible to cease <symptom n=\"4\">Coughing</symptom> as long\r\n        <lb />as Breath remained. Got Pillows, sat up as it were, in\r\n        <lb />Bed, <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart> supported; had a great deal of Sleep &amp; no more\r\n        <lb />Cough; waked at 5 most refreshed, but rather fatigued by <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />Sedentary Posture: to that however I am now <illegible w=\"1\" />: <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> <add place=\"above\">in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> night</add> has made rapid progress. In all other respects\r\n        <lb />every thing as well as possible, &amp; was on Horseback to-day\r\n        <lb />from 10 till 12 with great Delight.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute>Adieu my dear Sir, \r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /></salute>\r\n        <signed><u>C.</u></signed>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Ld</abbr><expan>Lord</expan></choice> Cathcart\r\n        <lb />June 5<sup>th</sup>\r\n    </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1282, 3, '2013-11-30 15:28:06', 61),
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June? 1776? / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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By <symptom n=\"15\">the\r\n        <lb />frequency of the <add place=\"above\">Pulse</add> (for 82 is more than natural)</symptom>, by the\r\n        <lb />high colour of his urine, &amp; by his feelings on the presÂ¬\r\n        <lb />sure of his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> I suspect that the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> is\r\n        <lb />affected with some <symptom n=\"62\">Phlogosis</symptom>, I do not say <symptom n=\"62\">InflamÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mation</symptom>. This view of the case gives a good deal of\r\n        <lb />difficulty for it in some measure excludes us from all\r\n        <lb />those warm medicines which we commonly think necesÂ¬\r\n        <lb />sary for defending the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; pushing <del>it</del> to the\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"52\">extremities</bodypart>. I think the pain which he had in the\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> was entirely in the <bodypart n=\"68\">muscles</bodypart> &amp; does not lead me to\r\n        <lb />suspect either his <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart> or his <bodypart n=\"44\">Liver</bodypart>; tho in a person\r\n        <lb />who has for a long time lived full the last is always\r\n        <lb />to be suspected but not certainly from the symptoms\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />you mention, even with the pain on the top of his <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulÂ¬\r\n            <lb />der</bodypart>. I think the ailment was purely a <condition n=\"15\">rheumatic</condition>\r\n        <lb />that is an <symptom n=\"62\">inflammatory affection</symptom> of the <bodypart n=\"68\">muscles</bodypart> on the\r\n        <lb />right side of the <bodypart n=\"73\">Thorax</bodypart> &amp; your treatment by <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment>\r\n        <lb />&amp; <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment> was very proper &amp; your success confirms me\r\n        <lb />in my opinion &amp; I hope that the affection of the\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> is now out of the question.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />The advice I have now to offer is that he shall\r\n        <lb />use a cold <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">infusion of the Bark</ingredient> without the addition\r\n        <lb />of other <ingredient n=\"113\">bitter</ingredient> or of <ingredient n=\"136\">any aromatic</ingredient>, &amp; if you please<del>r</del> preÂ¬\r\n        <lb />pared in the manner directed below. This he may take\r\n        <lb />in one or two ounces for a dose &amp; two or three times a day\r\n        <lb />as you shall find it agree with him. But let every\r\n        <lb />dose be moderately acidulated with <ingredient n=\"108\" t=\"12\">Elixir vitrioli <add place=\"above\">acidum</add></ingredient>. This\r\n        <lb />is the medicine which we can most safely use for restoÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ring his <symptom n=\"8\">appetite</symptom> but it will be very necessary to join\r\n        <lb />to it fresh air &amp; gentle exercise. This I hope will not\r\n        <lb />now be interrupted by the pain of his <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart>. You must\r\n        <lb />therefore as he bears it increase the measure of his\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />exercise &amp; as soon as he can be found to bear it I\r\n        <lb />should think a journey of some length the most promiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />sing remedy for him. He may direct it to Bath as\r\n        <lb />well as in any other way &amp; the Bath Doctors will\r\n        <lb />advise him to try <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"4\">their waters</ingredient>, but unless all suspicion\r\n        <lb />of any <symptom n=\"34\">feverish habit</symptom> be entirely removed I shall think\r\n        <lb />a great deal of caution necessary in trying <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"4\">Bath water</ingredient>.\r\n        <lb />With the remedies mentioned whether he be at home\r\n        <lb />or abroad an attention to his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> is very necessary.\r\n        <lb />You seem to be entirely of the same opinion, &amp; I\r\n        <lb />have only to say that the <ingredient n=\"28\">Oleum Ricini</ingredient> is preferable\r\n        <lb />to every warmer medicine.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />With respect to his Diet there might be some difÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ficulty but while his appetite limits the quantity\r\n        <lb />I would give him whatever kind of light animal\r\n        <lb />food he likes best. Upon my notion of the state of his\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, all kinds of strong drink might seem imÂ¬\r\n        <lb />proper but his habit absolutely require the continuance\r\n        <lb />of wine; only, let it be a little diluted tho not so far\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <lb />as to be cold to his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>. Even his Gin Punch may\r\n        <lb />at times be allowed if not very strong.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />These are my views at present &amp; they will at least\r\n        <lb />serve to direct your observation so as to confirm, or reject\r\n        <lb />them. When you find any thing to this purpose to write\r\n        <lb />me <del>y</del> M<sup>r</sup> C. &amp; you may depend upon the utmost atÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tention from this &amp; <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir    \r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n       <salute><choice><abbr>Y. M. O. S</abbr><expan>Your Most Obedient Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1283, 2, '2013-06-12 17:50:08', 60),
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<condition n=\"13\">a cold</condition> he caught on coming into the Country on\r\n        <lb />account of his father\'s death on the 24 of March last, was seised\r\n        <lb />with slight <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatic</condition> complaints in his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, &amp; flying pains in the\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"52\">extremities</bodypart>, for which, being free from <condition n=\"10\">Fever</condition>, he used moderate Exercise\r\n        <lb />in the Open air by Riding walking &amp;<sup>c.</sup> with a light slender diet.\r\n        <lb />But <condition n=\"13\">catching more cold</condition> on the 20th of April he was seised with an\r\n        <lb />encreas\'d pain in his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, with Tension of the <bodypart n=\"68\">muscles</bodypart> of the <bodypart n=\"10\">Neck</bodypart>,\r\n        <lb />for which there was a <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> applied between his <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart>, and his\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"24\">Feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> bath\'d each Evening. - On the 23. was seised with a\r\n        <lb />smart <condition n=\"10\">Fever</condition> pains encreas\'d, for which he was twice <treatment n=\"1\">blooded</treatment> to the\r\n        <lb />quantity of sixteen Ounces, the blood very Sizy; the <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment>\r\n        <lb />repeated, which carried off the <condition n=\"10\">Fever</condition> &amp; moderated the pains. - On the\r\n        <lb />29<sup>th.</sup> was obliged to ride to Kirkcudbright about twenty six miles,\r\n        <lb />and return\'d on the 1<sup>st</sup>. of may; But having got <condition n=\"13\">a fresh Cold</condition>, his\r\n        <lb />pains return\'d with encreas\'d violence, &amp; continued much the\r\n        <lb />same till the 10<sup>th.</sup> at which time he was seised with <condition n=\"10\">an acute\r\n        <lb />fever</condition>, pain in his <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart> encreas\'d, with a fix\'d pain in his <bodypart n=\"73\">left\r\n        <lb />side</bodypart>, and higher part of the <bodypart n=\"18\">Thigh</bodypart>, <symptom n=\"15\">her pulse was from 86 to 98</symptom>.\r\n        <lb />He was again <treatment n=\"1\">blooded</treatment> to the quantity of Ten Ounces, very Sizy;\r\n        <lb />another <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> applied betwixt the <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart> &amp; the parts affected\r\n        <lb />Embrocated with the <ingredient n=\"117\">volatile Linament</ingredient>; On the 13<sup>th.</sup> <condition n=\"10\">Fever</condition> abated;\r\n        <lb />On the 15<sup>th.</sup> free from <condition n=\"10\">Fever</condition>, at which time he was put under an\r\n        <lb />alternative course of the <ingredient n=\"110\" t=\"20\"><choice><abbr>Vin:</abbr><expan>Vinum</expan></choice> Antimoniall</ingredient>, beginning with 15 <choice><abbr>Gut.</abbr><expan>Gutta</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />to 30, which course has been continued till the 5<sup>th.</sup> of June; Only\r\n        <lb />intermitting a day Occasionally when the <symptom n=\"28\">sweating</symptom> had been very\r\n        <lb />profuse. - From the 26 of May, pain of the <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"18\">Thigh</bodypart> became\r\n        <lb />moderate, &amp; has not been troublesome since, â€“ But on the 6<sup>th.</sup> of\r\n        <lb />June the pain of his <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart> became very intense, particularly in\r\n        <lb />the <bodypart n=\"67\">fore part</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"63\">temples</bodypart>, which much affected his <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart>, &amp; which\r\n        <lb />had not been the case before; He was again <treatment n=\"4\">blistered</treatment> on the <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart>,\r\n        <lb />&amp; one applied behind each <bodypart n=\"7\">Ear</bodypart>, has been <treatment n=\"14\">blooded with Leeches</treatment>, two\r\n        <lb />or one, &amp; one on the other <bodypart n=\"63\">Temple</bodypart>, has taken the <ingredient n=\"110\" t=\"3\">solution of Tarter\r\n            <lb />Emetic</ingredient> to the quantity of a grain each night, these two nights past\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />His drink tho\' the whole has been green whey, water gruel, &amp; Tea;\r\n        <lb />His food Chicken Broth, Barley gruel with Raisins &amp; Currants, toasted\r\n        <lb />Bread &amp; Paneda; <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of Tartar whey</ingredient>, &amp; <action n=\"21\">Lenative</action> <action n=\"13\">Electuary</action> he has\r\n        <lb />taken Occasionally to keep his Body open, he being naturally <symptom n=\"24\">Costive</symptom></p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <dateline>Holm 9. June 1776</dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1284, 2, '2013-06-12 17:40:25', 60),
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I am fully sensible\r\n        <lb />that although my own crude notions and limited exÂ¬\r\n        <lb />perience may frequently not be sufficient to help me\r\n        <lb />forward, yet that this would be a very absurd reaÂ¬\r\n        <lb />son for giving up all expectations of receiving beÂ¬\r\n        <lb />nefit from <u>you</u>. I am equally sensible of the impropriÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ety of deserting any case however bad, having already\r\n        <lb />experienced that very unpromising cases have someÂ¬\r\n        <lb />times taken favourable turns; and even when no\r\n        <lb />benefit is expected from us, yet that <u>attention</u> satisÂ¬\r\n        <lb />fies. Accept my thanks, <del>thanks</del> therefore, for bringing\r\n        <lb />to my mind, with their proper force, these useful conÂ¬\r\n        <lb />siderations.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />I am very happy that you approve of what has been\r\n        <lb />already done for M<sup>rs</sup> B. â€“ As soon as your letter\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />arrived, we returned to the <ingredient n=\"118\">regenerated Tartar</ingredient>, by itself,\r\n        <lb />of which, for about ten days, she took from two to three\r\n        <lb />drams daily, dissolved in the common Emulsion. This\r\n        <lb />was the largest quantity that her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> would bear,\r\n        <lb />but it has done her no good, for the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> still\r\n        <lb />went on increasing every where, till it soon became\r\n        <lb />much more considerable than it was when I writ\r\n        <lb />you, the whole of the <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"18\">thighs</bodypart> growing to a\r\n        <lb />great degree Å“dematous, &amp; the <bodypart n=\"30\">abdomen</bodypart> likewise still\r\n        <lb />enlarging. â€“ In this situation M<sup>rs</sup> B. desired to use\r\n        <lb />the application which is sometimes used with advantage\r\n        <lb />namely <treatment n=\"22\">poultices of masked Cabbage leaves</treatment>, which\r\n        <lb />she has accordingly been applying to her <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> for a\r\n        <lb />week past, and which really soon accasioned a conÂ¬\r\n        <lb />siderable <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom>, and sensibly reduced the <symptom n=\"18\">tumor</symptom>\r\n        <lb />of the <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>. â€“ As soon as the <ingredient n=\"118\">regenerated Tartar</ingredient> apÂ¬\r\n        <lb />peared to be failing as I began with the <ingredient n=\"92\">Colchicum</ingredient>,\r\n        <lb />which she has now used for five or six days, but\r\n        <lb />I cannot say that it is producing any sensible effect\r\n        <lb />as a <action n=\"12\">diuretic</action> tho\' it appears to be moving her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />somewhat, which indeed is no wonder, for his <bodypart n=\"46\">stoÂ¬\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />mach</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> are now in such a delicate siÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tuation that for several days past she has been\r\n        <lb />affected with <del>much <unclear>sickness</unclear></del> frequent &amp; severe <symptom n=\"3\">retchÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ings</symptom>, and, at times <add place=\"above\">with</add> acute <symptom n=\"60\">colic pains</symptom>, attended with\r\n        <lb />much <symptom n=\"3\"><u>sickness</u></symptom>, and <symptom n=\"68\">great thirst</symptom>, though, during her\r\n        <lb />intervals of ease, she still retains her appetite.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />I will not say that she is worse however\r\n        <lb />since I writ, but you will easily see that\r\n        <lb />she is no better. I am now thinking to\r\n        <lb />begin the <ingredient n=\"66\">Mezereon</ingredient>, if I can, and will not\r\n        <lb />fail <unclear>to</unclear> inform you of its effects. Whatever\r\n        <lb />farther occurs to you, I will be happy to know.\r\n        <lb />This letter I write at a snatched opportunity which\r\n        <lb />makes it less full &amp; less accurate I doubt than it should\r\n        <lb />be; but indeed there is no <u>writing</u> about our cases in\r\n        <lb />the manner in which I should be most happy to <u>conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />verse</u> with you if I was nearer you.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Since I writ you last M<sup>r</sup> Murray of Broughton &amp;\r\n        <lb />his family returned from the South of France, to which they\r\n        <lb />came from New York. Miss Murray appears to be in\r\n        <lb />perfect health. \r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute>\r\n            <lb />I ever am Dear Sir\r\n            <lb />Yours most sincerely</salute>\r\n        <signed>John Gilchrist</signed>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />To\r\n        <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n        <lb />Physician in\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Gilchrist Q.\r\n                <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Blackstock\r\n                <lb />June 10<sup>th</sup> 1776\r\n                <lb />Vol. V<sup><u>th</u></sup> p 46\r\n            </annot>\r\n    </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1285, 2, '2013-06-12 17:30:07', 65),
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June on which Evening the pain\r\n        <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"67\">fore part of the head</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> became still more\r\n        <lb />violent and slight <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammation</symptom> of the <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart>  <del>to appe</del> now\r\n<lb />appeared The 10<sup>th.</sup> <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammation</symptom> of the <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> increased in\r\n        <lb />the evening <treatment n=\"14\">had three Leaches</treatment> applied to each <bodypart n=\"63\">Tempale</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />which fixed and blooded freely his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> being rather\r\n        <lb />dry and <symptom n=\"51\">parched</symptom>. The two preceding days <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse from\r\n        <lb />seventy to eighty two</symptom>. Took each night 30 <choice><abbr>Gu<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Gutta</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"110\"><choice><abbr>vin:</abbr><expan>vinum</expan></choice> antiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />moniall</ingredient> with 20 <choice><abbr>Gu<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>Gutta</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"58\">L. L</ingredient> which produced a <unclear>breathing</unclear>\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom> and moderate Rest. The 11<sup>th</sup>. <symptom n=\"62\">Inflamation</symptom> still\r\n        <lb />more increased used Eye water prepared of <ingredient n=\"42\"><choice><abbr>vitr. alb.</abbr><expan>vitriolum album</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />saturnum</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"119\">Sal: Vitre</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"3\">aq: Rosarum</ingredient> with <treatment n=\"22\">Cataplasm</treatment>\r\n        <lb />of the <ingredient n=\"107\">Conserve Rosarum</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"120\"><choice><abbr>sach: saturn:</abbr><expan>saccharum saturni</expan></choice></ingredient> applied to his\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart>, and applied <action n=\"28\">stimulatory</action> <treatment n=\"22\">Cataplasm</treatment> to his <bodypart n=\"24\">Feet</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />and <bodypart n=\"23\">anclets</bodypart> he finding some wandering pains in those\r\n        <lb />parts Took no medicine <symptom n=\"17\">sleept none</symptom>, <symptom n=\"6\">spirits oppressed</symptom>,\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"8\">appetite weak</symptom>. The 12<sup>th</sup>. <symptom n=\"62\">Inflamation</symptom> and pain in his <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />much the same complaining much yesterday and\r\n        <lb />Today of a fixed pain behind the right <bodypart n=\"7\">Ear</bodypart> with great\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"133\">stiffness</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"68\">muscles</bodypart> of the <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart>. On Examination\r\n        <lb />found a small fulness and <symptom n=\"125\">hardness</symptom> upon the right side\r\n        <lb />of the second <bodypart n=\"36\">vertibrae</bodypart> of the <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> quite fixed whither in\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"68\">muscle</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"71\">Bone</bodypart> cannot judge. Renewed the <action n=\"28\">stimulatÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing</action> <treatment n=\"22\">Cataplasms</treatment> to the <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> and put one to the hind parts of\r\n        <lb />his <bodypart n=\"10\">Neck</bodypart>. Continued the use of the Repellant Eye water\r\n        <lb />and <treatment n=\"22\">Cataplasms</treatment> to the <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart>. <symptom n=\"6\">Spirits a good dale depressed</symptom>\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">Pulse seventy six</symptom>. I learn from his From his friends and <unclear>self</unclear>\r\n        <lb />he has had some former attacks of the <condition n=\"3\">golt</condition> and his delicate\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"47\">nerves</bodypart> you are a Judge of. His <bodypart n=\"47\">nerves</bodypart> are at present\r\n        <lb />much affected and often have <symptom n=\"57\">violent Spasms</symptom> in the parts\r\n        <lb />affected. June 12<sup>th</sup>. <choice><abbr>5oCk</abbr><expan>5 o\'Clock</expan></choice> afternoon\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />N. B. Since the above was written I have removed the\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"22\">Cataplasms</treatment> from his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> and find the right <bodypart n=\"23\">anclet</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />a little <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom> and the <bodypart n=\"25\">Big Toe</bodypart> of the left <bodypart n=\"24\">foot</bodypart>. --\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <dateline>\r\n            June 12<sup>th.</sup> 7 oClock\r\n        </dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Case\r\n                <lb />of\r\n                <lb />Mr. Spalding Gordon\r\n                <lb />12<sup>th</sup> June 1776\r\n                <lb /> â€“ 2 â€“\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1286, 11, '2014-10-06 19:16:29', 73),
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I was very glad your views were very much\r\n        <lb />the same as my own, both respecting the nature of the\r\n        <lb />ailment and the mode of management. Since my\r\n        <lb />last he has been perfectly free of the pain in his <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> and\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"11\">shoulder</bodypart>; but in other respects he has been pretty much\r\n        <lb />the same, <symptom n=\"15\">his pulse excepted which in general has been\r\n        <lb />8 or 10 in a minute slower</symptom>. Nothwithstanding of that, his\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom> continues &amp; rather encreases. â€“Â The encreased secretÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ion in his <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> is still the same, but his <bodypart n=\"2\">Tongue</bodypart> has\r\n        <lb />not become red, neither has he any <symptom n=\"43\">apthuous</symptom> appearÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ance in his <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart>. The sense of Uneasiness\r\n        <lb />in his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> is the same, and the <symptom n=\"8\">total aversion to all\r\n            <lb />kind of food</symptom> animal or vegetable; what little Panada\r\n        <lb />Beef Tea, Chicken Broth or the like, he at any time takes\r\n        <lb />he complains remain in his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> and cause a\r\n        <lb />fullness &amp; <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom>. The sense of uneasiness on pressing\r\n        <lb />his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> is not so considerable as it was and can\r\n        <lb />seldom be now produced. His Urine is still high colourÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ed &amp; foul and less in quantity I think than it should be.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />He has <symptom n=\"24\">no passage in his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart></symptom> but what is procured; but\r\n        <lb />his <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowells</bodypart> always answer in that way, even with\r\n        <lb />a Gentle <action n=\"24\">purgative.</action>\r\n    </p>\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />As I thought the uneasiness in the region of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ach</bodypart> might arise from the same cause as that of his side\r\n        <lb />and as <treatment n=\"4\">Blistering</treatment> had profited much and he bears it well\r\n        <lb />&amp; easily, I <treatment n=\"4\">applied a Blister</treatment> to it with some warm\r\n        <lb />aromatic Oil, to see if I could bring about some change\r\n        <lb />in the condition of things. It Blistered well a good large\r\n        <lb />surface, and seems to have relieved the pain on pressure\r\n        <lb />but not the <symptom n=\"61\">sickishness &amp; loathing</symptom>. The <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor Oil</ingredient> has\r\n        <lb />always had the effect of opening his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>; but for a change\r\n        <lb />and has he liked it, he has twice brought about this, with\r\n        <lb />about three gills of <ingredient n=\"18\">Sea water</ingredient>; this I think has answer\'d\r\n        <lb />well, and I think his Urine is rather <unclear>fined</unclear> down a little\r\n        <lb />since. He has used one pound of the <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">Infusion of Bark</ingredient> -\r\n        <lb />&amp; the Tincture you recommended acidulated with <ingredient n=\"108\"><choice><abbr>Elix<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Elixir</expan>\r\n        </choice><lb />Vitrioli</ingredient>. At first he thought it rather encreased his\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"61\">sickness</symptom>; but has agreed better of late. He goes out every\r\n        <lb />day in the carriage about an hour &amp; a half which he\r\n        <lb />bears tolerably; but does not profit by it. I am making\r\n        <lb />him encrease his ride every day. Acids, quench\r\n        <lb />his thirst &amp; agree with him, he some times sucks a bit\r\n        <lb />of sweet orange, and at other times ripe Cherries and\r\n        <lb />Strawberries, all of this kind are grateful as his thirst\r\n        <lb />is very considerable. He has still good nights and is\r\n        <lb />easy in Bed when he likes to endulge.</p>\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />I think on the whole <symptom n=\"26\">his flesh <symptom n=\"23\">&amp; strength daily diÂ¬\r\n            <lb />minish</symptom></symptom>, and it cannot well be otherwise as\r\n        <lb />the quantity of food taken is so small. It is an\r\n        <lb />Obstine &amp; perplexing case, and I shall be happy\r\n        <lb />of having your further advice and assistance\r\n        <lb />in it. I am afraid we wont be able to get him\r\n        <lb />to jaunt. â€“Â I ever am <choice><abbr>D.</abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> D<sup>r</sup>. yours with\r\n        <lb />very proper esteem &amp; regard â€“Â </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                Tho: Gillespie\r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>Air June 15<sup>th</sup>. 76</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />To\r\n        <lb />Dr Cullen Physician\r\n        <lb />in\r\n        <lb />Edinburgh\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Gillespie Q\r\n                <lb />Crauford of Doonside Esq<sup>r</sup>.\r\n                <lb />15th June 1776\r\n                <lb />Vol. V<sup><u>th</u></sup> p. 53\r\n            </annot>\r\n    </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1287, 2, '2013-04-23 14:05:07', 75);
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That they are\r\n        <lb /><u>not still</u> to be imputed to the same\r\n        <lb />cause it is by no means my inclinaÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tion to doubt, but as they have at\r\n        <lb />least cast themselves into a different\r\n        <lb />form, I hope you will make some\r\n        <lb />allowance for my giving you the\r\n        <lb />trouble of the subsequent narrative</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />I left <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> soon after seeing you,\r\n        <lb />I posted in Four Days to London</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />In a few days after getting there, I\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />found myself a good deal uneasy, <symptom n=\"17\">slept\r\n        <lb />very impleasantly</symptom>, and <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom>, &amp; my\r\n        <lb />breath, I remember, felt very hot.\r\n        <lb />Mr Farquhar of <choice><abbr>G:</abbr><expan>Great</expan></choice> Marlborough that\r\n        <lb />prescribed me a Dose or two of <action n=\"25\">cooling</action>\r\n        <lb />Physick which gave me considerable\r\n        <lb />ease. â€“ The morning, however,\r\n        <lb />about this time (the last week of March)\r\n        <lb />after passing the night very miserÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ably <add place=\"above\">with a sense of Damp &amp; <symptom n=\"6\">oppression</symptom></add>, I <symptom n=\"35\">spat up without <symptom n=\"4\">coughing</symptom>\r\n        <lb />a small quantity of what I imagined\r\n        <lb />to be the Blackish <u>Mucus</u> as usual,\r\n        <lb />but which upon inspection I perceived\r\n        <lb />to be <u><bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart></u></symptom>, adhering to a shiny subÂ¬\r\n        <lb />stance of a mouse colour. As I\r\n        <lb />was at this time very much occupied\r\n        <lb />in some concerns of importance to me,\r\n        <lb />I did not (tho\' I own I was rather alarmed)\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <lb />attend minutely enough to my feelings\r\n        <lb />to give you a very accurate deÂ¬\r\n        <lb />scription, but I will remember that\r\n        <lb />during the whole of that day they\r\n        <lb />were peculiarly unpleasant â€“Â My \r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"15\">Palms</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"8\">Cheeks</bodypart> <symptom n=\"21\">felt as if scorched</symptom>\r\n        <lb />&amp; withered, &amp; within my <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> I felt\r\n        <lb />every now &amp; then, especially if agitated,\r\n        <lb />what seemed a sort of <add place=\"above\">hot</add> subtle fluid conÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tinually flushing from one part to\r\n        <lb />another. â€“Â Soon after I again\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"35\">spat a very small quantity of <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart></symptom>\r\n        <lb />but have had no returns of that sympÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tom since.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />These uneasy feelings &amp;c induced me,\r\n        <lb />as soon as my business was closed, to\r\n        <lb />take the advice of <u>Dr Huck</u>, who was\r\n        <lb />of opinion after one or two visits, that I\r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <lb />might discontinue the <u>saline-medecines</u>\r\n        <lb />which Mr Farquhar had advised me to,\r\n        <lb />upon the first intimation of the <symptom n=\"35\">spitting\r\n            <lb />of <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart></symptom> â€“ instead of which he prescribed\r\n        <lb />a Noon &amp; Night Draught of, I believe,\r\n        <lb />pretty much the same nature with the\r\n        <lb />medecines contained in the Prescription\r\n        <lb />you had given me upon the general\r\n        <lb />state of my ailings â€“Â <u><ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"84\">Magnesia</ingredient></u>\r\n        <lb />&amp;c. As both the Dr &amp; Farquhar\r\n        <lb />expressed a desire to see the <subst><del>nature</del><add place=\"above\">state</add></subst>\r\n        <lb />of my <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart>, I was prevailed upon, tho\'\r\n        <lb />they did not absolutely require it, to\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">lose a small quantity</treatment> â€“ which they\r\n        <lb />told me was of such a nature as inÂ¬\r\n        <lb />dicated nothing <u>bad</u>, but that it was\r\n        <lb />(if I do not do injustice to their expression)\r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n        <lb />of a <u>relaxed</u> quality. I imagined that\r\n        <lb />I derived some benefit from the <treatment n=\"1\">Bleeding</treatment>.\r\n        <lb />My Body was kept rather open by\r\n        <lb />the night Draught, &amp; tho\' I have never\r\n        <lb />yet taken the benefit, as I presume\r\n        <lb />I ought to have done, of the purest counÂ¬\r\n        <lb />try air, I removed to Lodgings at BrompÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ton in the Environs, where I live at\r\n        <lb />least more quiet &amp; abstemious than I\r\n        <lb />should have done in Town</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Some weeks ago I imagined I was in a\r\n        <lb />way to regain my ordinary degree of\r\n        <lb />health, but of late my complaints\r\n        <lb />seem to have caught a faster hold on\r\n        <lb />me, &amp; tho\' they <u>may still</u> be <condition n=\"21\">of the\r\n        <lb /><u>nervous</u> kind</condition> I am confident they are\r\n        <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n        <lb />not <u>imaginary</u>. 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With regard to sleep\r\n        <lb />&amp; appetite I have at least not <u>very</u>\r\n        <lb />great reason to complain &amp; perhaps\r\n        <lb />when I have told you so, you will not\r\n        <lb />easily conceive how I should suffer so\r\n        <lb />much uneasiness merely from those\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"21\">consuming heats</symptom> â€“ I can only assure you\r\n        <pb n=\"8\" />\r\n        <lb />they are extremely <u>irksome &amp; tormenting</u>.\r\n        <lb />That these <symptom n=\"21\">heats</symptom> <u>do exist</u> I have every\r\n        <lb />reason to believe, not only from my\r\n        <lb />own feelings, but the information of\r\n        <lb />others that they are sensible to touch,\r\n        <lb />tho\', at the same time, I very well\r\n        <lb />know that my <bodypart n=\"47\">nerves</bodypart> are much too\r\n        <lb />vigilant at present â€“ they are indeed\r\n        <lb />sensitive &amp; irritable <u>in the extreme</u>.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Here perhaps it may not be improÂ¬\r\n        <lb />per for me to observe that <symptom n=\"21\">these flushÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ings in the <bodypart n=\"15\">Palms</bodypart> <add place=\"above\">which caused every external object to seem cold to me</add></symptom> were the <u>prelude</u> to\r\n        <lb />the illness in which you saw me preÂ¬\r\n        <lb /><u>vious</u> to the late Fifeshire election\r\n        <lb />I mention this <u>era</u>, too, the rather, that\r\n        <lb />it may not escape you, that these\r\n        <pb n=\"9\" />\r\n        <lb />sensations, tho\' they <u>may</u> possibly be owing\r\n        <lb />to agitation or fatigue, are not however\r\n        <lb />the ideal <u>offspring</u> of any event which\r\n        <lb />may be supposed to have affected my spirits</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />While those <symptom n=\"21\">violent heats</symptom> continue\r\n        <lb />to infest me I own I am rather backÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ward with respect to <u>Cold-bathing</u> <add place=\"above\">&amp; have not yet begun it</add>, tho\r\n        <lb />Dr <u>Huck</u> is of opinion that I still may\r\n        <lb />venture to pursue that part of <subst><del>the</del><add place=\"above\">your</add></subst>\r\n        <lb />general advice â€“Â I would beg your\r\n        <lb /><add place=\"above\">farther</add> directions in this particular, now that\r\n        <lb />I have endeavoured to make you acquaintÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ed with the subsequent variations in\r\n        <lb />my ailings. Tho I still have slight pains\r\n        <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart>, &amp; <bodypart n=\"36\">Back-<u>bone</u></bodypart>, I <u>never had</u> any <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>\r\n        <lb />I am still of the same <u>relaxed</u> habit as\r\n        <lb />when you saw me last, if I may judge\r\n        <pb n=\"10\" />\r\n        <lb />from that constant <symptom n=\"55\">langour</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"54\">debility</symptom> which\r\n        <lb />indisposes me so much for every exertÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ion either of action or thought</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />It is this consideration <u>chiefly</u> impels me\r\n        <lb />to court relief with eagerness, for I\r\n        <lb />think I may assert, that my applicaÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tions to You are in no way the result\r\n        <lb />of <u>apprehensions</u>; but of <u>impatience</u>\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />While the lamp is lighted, I could wish\r\n        <lb />it to burn <subst><del>not always</del><add place=\"above\">less</add></subst> dimly â€“\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />On this account, I hope you will make\r\n        <lb />some small allowance for this tedious\r\n        <lb />scrawl. â€“Â A valetudinarian, as I have\r\n        <lb />certainly been for some time past, is\r\n        <lb />too apt to be betrayed into Prolixity.\r\n        <lb />My impatience I have already confessed\r\n        <lb />to you &amp; shall plead guilty to as many\r\n        <pb n=\"11\" />\r\n        <lb />more weaknesses as <u>you</u> shall charge\r\n        <lb />me with, no other person I am confidÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ent will rank in the catalogue the\r\n        <lb />confidence I have in Dr Cullens skill\r\n        <lb />where relief is at all to be obtained.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />I beg my <choice><abbr>comp<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>compliments</expan></choice> to your son, &amp; am,\r\n            <lb />with all respect,\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n    <salute>\r\n        <lb />Sir,\r\n        <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />&amp; very humble <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice>\r\n    </salute>\r\n    <signed>Jo Henderson</signed>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    <postscript><lb />My Direction is at the Stuarts\r\n        <lb />Berkeley Square <choice><abbr>Lond<sup>n</sup>.</abbr><expan>London</expan></choice></postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"12\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <lb />John Henderson Esq<sup>r</sup>\r\n                <lb />June 15<sup>th</sup> <u>1776</u>\r\n                <lb />Vol. V<sup><u>th</u></sup> p. 74\r\n            </annot>\r\n\r\n    </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1288, 2, '2013-04-24 11:45:24', 94),
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She suposes herself to be\r\n        <lb /><condition n=\"7\">about 3 Months gone with child</condition>.\r\n        <lb />Has been subject to <condition n=\"11\">abortions</condition> which\r\n        <lb />were attended with a great dale of\r\n        <lb />destress &amp; which seem to have greatÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ly impaired her constitution. She has\r\n        <lb />been subject to a <del>very</del> variety of\r\n        <lb /><condition n=\"21\">Nervous complaints</condition> particularly\r\n        <lb />a great <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> &amp; delicacy of her\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>. She has had frequent <del>fl</del>\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"101\">floodings</symptom> for these 10 Days but these\r\n        <lb />have never been attended with\r\n        <lb />much loss of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> &amp; have now disÂ¬\r\n        <lb />appeared <del>the</del> along with this last\r\n        <lb />she has had a constant <symptom n=\"3\">reaching\r\n        <lb />to vomit</symptom> &amp; every few hours has\r\n        <lb />thrown up a quanitity of <bodypart n=\"62\">Bile</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />mixed with slime for these 4 or\r\n        <lb />5 Days, the <symptom n=\"3\">reaching</symptom> produced\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />a violent <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> which was at\r\n        <lb />first constant but now only returns\r\n        <lb />with the <symptom n=\"3\">Vomiting</symptom> &amp; is confined the\r\n        <lb />crown &amp; fore part of the head She\r\n        <lb />is at prsent much exhausted\r\n        <lb />by want of rest &amp; not being able to\r\n        <lb />retain any thing on her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />generaly dry, <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> regular <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse\r\n        <lb />has never been quick</symptom> has been\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">bloaded</treatment> taken <ingredient n=\"14\">Opeats</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"18\">saline draughts</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> state of efferverscence <treatment n=\"8\">Injection</treatment>\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"108\"><choice><abbr>Elix<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Elixir</expan></choice></ingredient> Vitreal &amp;c without much\r\n        <lb />relief The most urgent symptoms\r\n        <lb />at present are the <bodypart n=\"3\">Vomiting</bodypart> <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom>\r\n        <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> â€“â€“ â€“â€“ â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <dateline>Ardachy \r\n            <lb />June 16<sup>th</sup> \r\n            <lb />1776</dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1289, 2, '2013-04-16 16:26:57', 56),
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Campbell\r\n        <lb />proposes <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"113\">Bitters</ingredient>, &amp; to continue his former Plan,\r\n        <lb />When the affairs of your own family, will admit\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />admit of it, I will be glad to see you here, as\r\n        <lb />I think, a Journey to Bristol, or some where\r\n        <lb />South, would be useful to your Brother,</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />I forgot to mention that M<sup>r</sup>. Hunters <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />is much fallen off â€“â€“\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute><lb />I am D<sup>r</sup>. Sir\r\n        <lb />your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> humble <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n        <signed>Jas Douglas</signed>\r\n        <dateline>Air 18 June <u>1776</u></dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Robert Hunter Esq<sup>r</sup> of Thursto\r\n        <lb />New Town of\r\n        <lb />Edinburgh\r\n    </p>\r\n    <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <del>\r\n            <lb />Mr Douglas Q.\r\n            <lb />Alex<sup>r</sup> Spalding Gordon Esq<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb />18 June 1776\r\n        </del>\r\n    </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Case of Mr Hunter\r\n                <lb />of Air\r\n                <lb />18th June 1776\r\n                <lb />Vol. V<sup><u>th</u></sup> p.106\r\n            </p>\r\n            </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1290, 2, '2013-04-17 14:19:12', 50),
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Walter Hamilton was\r\n        <lb />expected out here, and I apprehend will <u>wait on you again in the\r\n            <lb />way of his duty</u>; you may therefore write by him if any thing\r\n        <lb />further occurs relative to M<sup>r</sup>. Crawford\'s Case. On Saturday M<sup>r</sup>. \r\n        <lb />Crawford was again siezed with the <bodypart n=\"68\">muscular</bodypart> pain in his <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />which I did not know of when I wrote you in the morning. It\r\n        <lb />was not accompanied with any pain on the Top of his <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulder</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />as formerly. I applied another <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> that day, which very perÂ¬\r\n        <lb />fectly relieved him. â€“ It did not come on with rigor as at first.\r\n        <lb />The <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> on his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> seemed rather useful for a few days\r\n        <lb />by diminishing the pain on pressure; but he has at times since\r\n        <lb />pains of that kind, accompanied with a sense of<condition n=\"25\">fullness</condition> and\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"133\">stiffness</symptom>, and I do think to the feel there is a considerable degree\r\n        <lb />of<condition n=\"25\">fulness</condition> and <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom>; but no hard inequallities. He takes\r\n        <lb />no ailment almost of any <u>kind</u>, except <u>now</u> and then a\r\n        <lb />little weak Beef Tea and Fruits. All meat and drink cause\r\n        <lb /><condition n=\"25\">fulness</condition> &amp; uneasie <symptom n=\"61\">sickness</symptom>. I think his <symptom n=\"68\">Thirst</symptom> increased\r\n        <lb />while his Urine is not, and still high coloured &amp; foul. His <symptom n=\"15\">pulse\r\n        <lb />continues when at rest about 70 or 72</symptom>. Three succeding days\r\n        <lb />he has had a pretty natural &amp; regular motion in his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>. The\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"61\">sickishness</symptom> and <condition n=\"25\">fulness</condition> were so great yesterday, that I made\r\n        <lb />him drink a few draughts of <ingredient n=\"111\">Horse Radish Tea</ingredient> &amp; wash his\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>. It fatigued him a good deal in mean time;\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />but he found himself easier &amp; lighter all day afterwards.\r\n        <lb />I also made his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> be well rubbed Twice a day\r\n        <lb />with <ingredient n=\"43\">Camphorated Oil</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"123\"><choice><abbr>Sp<sup>t</sup> Lavend: C:</abbr><expan>Spiritus Lavendulae C:</expan></choice></ingredient> â€“ This he also\r\n        <lb />thought was useful. He has not been able to extend his\r\n        <lb />airings on account of <symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom>; and some\r\n        <lb />days has not been out at all on these accounts. He is hapiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />est in Bed, and has Commonly abundance of sleep, both\r\n        <lb />thro\' the night &amp; naps thro the day. I think his <symptom n=\"26\">flesh &amp;\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">strength</symptom></symptom> daily falling off and am afraid will not be able\r\n        <lb />to accomplish our intentions of Taking a Journey.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />I am much afraid that the <condition n=\"3\">Gouty Cause</condition> has acted so\r\n        <lb />long on his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; neighbouring parts that some\r\n        <lb />species of <symptom n=\"64\">congestion</symptom> &amp; change of condition has actually\r\n        <lb />taken place, that will bring on <add place=\"above\">a</add> fatal Chronic disolution.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />If you think there are any change of Circumstances\r\n        <lb />from my former Accounts, and any thing new offers to you\r\n        <lb />I shall be glad to hear from you by Course of post or\r\n        <lb />M<sup>r</sup>. Hamilton. Excuse this hasty Scrawl.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute><lb />I am <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Dr. always with greatest respect &amp;c\r\n        <lb />your <choice><abbr>Ob<sup>t</sup>. hub<sup>le</sup>. Serv<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>Obedient humble Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n        <signed>Tho<sup>s</sup>. Gillespie</signed>\r\n        <dateline>Air June 19<sup>th</sup>./76</dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />To\r\n        <lb />D<sup>r</sup>. William Cullen\r\n        <lb />Physician in\r\n        <lb />Edinburgh\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Gillespie\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Q.</abbr><expan>Query</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Craufurd Doonside\r\n                <lb />19<sup>th</sup> June <u>1776</u>\r\n            </annot>\r\n\r\n    </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1291, 2, '2013-03-25 17:22:59', 55),
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Thursday\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">Pulse from sixty <add place=\"above\">eight</add> to seventy</symptom> The <condition n=\"25\">fullness</condition> and seemingly\r\n                <lb />fixed <symptom n=\"125\">hardness</symptom> on the right side of the <bodypart n=\"36\">2<sup>d</sup>. vertebrae of the\r\n                    <lb /><bodypart n=\"10\">Neck</bodypart></bodypart> intirely gone. His <symptom n=\"6\">spirits much depressed</symptom> voided,\r\n                <lb />much limpid urine which deposited no sediment <symptom n=\"17\">sleept\r\n                    <lb />little</symptom>. Friday <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse from seventy to seventy four</symptom> spirits\r\n                <lb />better appetite better, urine of the natural Colour\r\n                <lb /><del>a</del> deposites a light sandy coloured sediment <symptom n=\"62\"><choice><abbr>Inflam.</abbr><expan>Inflammation</expan></choice></symptom>\r\n                <lb />in the left <bodypart n=\"6\">Eye</bodypart> greatly decreased the right much as\r\n                <lb />before, still complains much of his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> sleept better\r\n                <lb />Saturday much the same as the preceding day.\r\n                <lb />Sunday and saturday <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse from seventy to seventy\r\n                    <lb />four</symptom> urine &amp; appetite as before <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammation</symptom> in the right\r\n                <lb /><bodypart n=\"6\">Eye</bodypart> decreased the left almost gone, still complains\r\n                <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n                <lb />much of the pain of the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> rested poorly. Tuesday <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse\r\n                    <lb />seventy four</symptom> took little food, had <symptom n=\"17\">little sleep</symptom> urine\r\n                <lb />the same complains much of <symptom n=\"6\">low spirits</symptom> and <symptom n=\"1\">pain in\r\n                    <lb />the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></symptom>. Wednesday this morning gave him a dose\r\n                <lb />of <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers powder</ingredient> as directed which has produced an\r\n                <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">universal gentle sweet</symptom> for these ten hours past and still\r\n                <lb />continues, has not been much healed <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse seventy</symptom>\r\n                <lb /><symptom n=\"62\">Inflammation</symptom> in the left <bodypart n=\"6\">Eye</bodypart> intirely gone the right\r\n                <lb />much decreased still complaints of much <symptom n=\"1\">pain of his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></symptom></p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He declares he has no reason to believe he labours under\r\n            <lb />any <condition n=\"20\">venereal Taint</condition> he looking on himself as\r\n            <lb />thorroughly cured. Has contracted no fresh <condition n=\"72\">Infection</condition> since\r\n            <lb />nor had any Complaints that indicated <condition n=\"72\">a latent\r\n                <lb />infection</condition>. He is <symptom n=\"26\">much reduced</symptom> and <symptom n=\"23\">exceeding weak</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and has not been out of his Room this month past\r\n            <lb />and many days not out of his Bed. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>Wednesday 8 <choice><abbr>oCk evg.</abbr><expan>o\'Clock evening</expan></choice> 19<sup>th</sup>. June 1776\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <handShift />\r\n                <lb />Case\r\n                <lb />of\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup>. Spalding Gordon\r\n                <lb />19<sup>th</sup> June 1776\r\n                <lb />3.\r\n            </annot>\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1292, 2, '2013-06-14 12:10:26', 55),
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It contain\'d the inclos\'d\r\n            <lb />state of your sisters case, whose distress gives\r\n            <lb />me very great concern, and your Father is\r\n            <lb />desirous that you should take D<sup>r</sup> Cullen\'s advice\r\n            <lb />upon it. The Doctor was consulted about her\r\n            <lb />in Winter 1765 when she was very ill with\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"3\">Vomitings</symptom>, <symptom n=\"1\">headachs</symptom> and a train of <condition n=\"21\">Nervous\r\n            <lb />complaints</condition>. He may probably still have notes\r\n            <lb />of her case by him &amp; of his prescription which\r\n            <lb />besides keeping an easy <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> by <ingredient n=\"109\">Tinct. Sacra</ingredient>, &amp;\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />warm bathing her <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart>, <treatment n=\"37\">friction</treatment> &amp; regular\r\n            <lb />Exercise on borseback, consisted chiefly of\r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"108\">Elix. Vitriol.</ingredient> given twice or thrice a day.\r\n            <lb />This advice was followed, &amp; she ws somewhat\r\n            <lb />the better for it, but she continued long in\r\n            <lb />a poor state of health notwithstanding.\r\n            <lb />The present case is drawn up by the surgeon\r\n            <lb />at Fort augustus who attends her and when\r\n            <lb />the Doctor has considered it &amp; given you\r\n            <lb />his Opinion, you will lose no time in\r\n            <lb />transmitting it to me. Meantime I have\r\n            <lb />written to the young Gentleman at Fort <choice><abbr>augs.</abbr><expan>augustus</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />&amp; sent him what I thought might be\r\n            <lb />of most use &amp; desir\'d that he would inform\r\n            <lb />me every post how she goes on.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />I hope Charles has sent you all the\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />papers relative to the Mause affair,\r\n        <lb />inclos\'d is the Sketch I mentiond in\r\n        <lb />my last which is only meant to show\r\n        <lb />you the relative situation of the Different\r\n        <lb />mauses &amp; glebes, &amp; to make you understand\r\n        <lb />better the description contain\'d in the\r\n        <lb />proof. \r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute>\r\n            <lb />With <choice><abbr>Comp<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice>. to M<sup>rs</sup> Fraser I am\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir yours sincerly\r\n        </salute>\r\n        <signed><u>John Alves</u></signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Inv<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>Inverness</expan></choice> 19th June 1776</dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <lb />D<sup>r</sup>. Alves C\r\n                <lb />Q. M<sup>rs</sup> Fraser\r\n                <lb />19th June 1776\r\n                <lb />Vol. V<sup>th</sup>. p. 77\r\n            </annot>\r\n    </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n                ', 1293, 2, '2013-04-17 15:47:51', 61);
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I desired\r\n        <lb />to know the state of his urine &amp; am told that all along it has been\r\n        <lb />limpid but there is no account of its quantity or what proportion it\r\n        <lb />bears to his drink. I cannot suppose there is any hazard of a\r\n        <lb /><condition n=\"16\">Hydrops Pectoris</condition>, while the quantity of urine is not diminished. I\r\n        <lb />am told that the <condition n=\"14\">asthma</condition> returned on his falling asleep, but\r\n        <lb />this is not explicite enough; persons threatened with a <condition n=\"16\">Hydrops\r\n            <lb />Pectoris</condition> often fall asleep with ease enough, but they are soon\r\n        <lb />after<del>ward</del> awaked with <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of Breathing</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"10\">palpitation</symptom>.\r\n        <lb />If M<sup>r</sup>. Douglas has either seen this symptom or read of it, he\r\n        <lb />will be able to speak more clearly, &amp; till he does so, I shall say no\r\n        <lb />more, but that it may require some measures different from any\r\n        <lb />we have spoken of &amp; particularly will not bear <treatment n=\"9\">vomiting</treatment></p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />From the state of M<sup>r</sup>. Hunters <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> now told us I am confirmed\r\n        <lb />in my suspicion of some <symptom n=\"62\">Phlogistic Diathisis</symptom> &amp; therefore think the\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment>, <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment> <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> &amp; open <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> were very properly advised &amp; I\r\n        <lb />think in all events the <action n=\"36\">antiphlogistic</action> Regimin is to be continued.\r\n        <lb />I think also that upon every supposition, air &amp; Exercise are very\r\n        <lb />proper, that M<sup>r</sup> Hunter attempt a Journey to the South, taking\r\n        <lb />care however to avoid the heat of the day &amp; too much fatigue.\r\n        <lb />If he still think of undertaking it, I should propose no other\r\n        <lb />remedy, but continuing his <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment>, &amp; employing as occasion may\r\n        <lb />require, such a <action n=\"12\">Diuretic</action> <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> as I proposed in my last.\r\n        <lb />I leave it to your discretion to judge whether this should be\r\n        <lb />sent through your brothers hands or sent directly to M<sup>r</sup>. Douglas,\r\n        <lb />Wishing heartily your brother better health I am with great\r\n        <lb />regard â€“\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute>Sir your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup>.ser<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>obedient servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n        <signed>(signed) William Cullen</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 20<sup>th</sup> June 1776</dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n        </div>\r\n        <div>\r\n    <annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To Robert Hunter\r\n            <lb />of Thurston Esq<sup>r</sup>\r\n        </p>\r\n    </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1294, 11, '2014-10-13 15:48:34', 36),
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To prevent <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> and for that if you pass two days\r\n     <lb/>without a stool, take a Dose of the <action n=\"21\">Laxative Oil</action> No 1.\r\n     <lb/>2 If a <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> comes on and you suspect\r\n    some <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> you ought\r\n     <lb/>immediately the <treatment n=\"6\">Glyster</treatment> No 2.\r\n     <lb/>3. If in spite of this the pain and <symptom n=\"3\">Vomiting</symptom> continue and the last\r\n     <lb/>occasioning much straining without bringing up such a Draught\r\n     <lb/>or two of warm water may be taken to make the straining a\r\n     <lb/>little easier, but if it be not for this purpose, I would not\r\n     <lb/>advise the encouraging of <add place=\"above\">the</add><symptom n=\"3\">Vomiting</symptom> \r\n    and would rather stop it\r\n     <lb/>and relief the pain by <ingredient n=\"58\">L.L.</ingredient> If the <symptom n=\"3\">Vomiting</symptom>\r\n    be moderate\r\n     <lb/>a Dose of 25 or 30 Drops maybe swallowed in a little water\r\n     <lb/>and <ingredient n=\"50\">Sugar</ingredient>, but if this should be immediately rejected I would not\r\n     <lb/>attempt any more <ingredient n=\"58\"> L.L.</ingredient> by the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>\r\n    but immediately\r\n      <lb/>try it by the <treatment n=\"6\">Glyster</treatment> N<sup>o</sup> 3.\r\n    \r\n  </p>\r\n    \r\n<p>\r\n      \r\n\r\n    \r\n    <recipe>\r\n       \r\n    <lb/><choice><orig>No 1. - â„ž <ingredient n=\"28\">Ol. ricin</ingredient> â„¥iii\r\n            \r\n    <lb/><ingredient n=\"78\">Elix. salut</ingredient>. â„¥i M. Sig. Lax Oil from Â½ a Sp.full to two spfulls.</orig>\r\n      \r\n    <reg>No 1. Take 3 ounces of <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor Oil</ingredient>1 ounce of <ingredient n=\"78\">Elixir Salutis</ingredient>. Mix. Label: Laxative Oil from Â½ a spoonfull to two spoonfulls</reg></choice>\r\n\r\n</recipe>\r\n<recipe>\r\n            \r\n            \r\n    <choice><orig>No 2. Three Gills of Water Gruel - a Spoonfull of <ingredient n=\"62\">common Salt</ingredient> - Ditto\r\n                \r\n    <lb/>of <ingredient n=\"51\">brown Sugar</ingredient> - two spfulls of <ingredient n=\"79\">Florence Oil.</ingredient> M <u>pro</u> En<u>em</u>ate</orig>\r\n\r\n      \r\n\r\n    <reg>No 2. Three Gills of Water Gruel- a Spoonful of <ingredient n=\"140\">common Salt</ingredient> - the same of <ingredient n=\"51\">brown Sugar</ingredient> - two spoonfulls of <ingredient n=\"79\">Florence oil.</ingredient> Mix for <treatment n=\"6\">Enemas</treatment></reg></choice> \r\n</recipe>\r\n<recipe>\r\n            \r\n  <lb/><choice><orig>No.3. â„ž <ingredient n=\"58\">L.L.</ingredient> gutt. L- to an Ounce of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient> dissolved in\r\n                \r\n  <lb/>four ounces of Water.â€“â€“ M pro Enemate</orig>\r\n    \r\n    <reg>No. 3. Take a 50 drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">L.L.</ingredient> to an Ounce of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient> dissolved in four ounces of Water - Mix for Enemas</reg></choice>\r\n            \r\n    </recipe>    \r\n</p>\r\n        \r\n   <closer>\r\n       \r\n       <dateline>April 1780</dateline>\r\n   \r\n   </closer>\r\n    \r\n  </div>\r\n            \r\n</body>', 948, 11, '2014-10-07 00:32:57', 61),
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It might be\r\n        <lb />proper when Dr L.<note>Indentified as Dr Thomas Livingston from Ligertwood\'s letter to which this is the response.</note>   ordered them &amp; may be so again when your\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> is very foul &amp; appetite \r\n        very bad <del>But I am of opinion</del> to\r\n        <lb />take some <treatment n=\"9\">vomits</treatment> but I don\'t think you can be cured by\r\n        <lb />them &amp; will not advise them at present. For strengthening\r\n        <lb />your <bodypart n=\"47\">nerves</bodypart> &amp; \r\n            <bodypart n=\"60\">viscera</bodypart> I have ordered \r\n        below an <ingredient n=\"13\">Electuary</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />the doses of which may be best taken in a wafer &amp; you may\r\n        <lb />wash down every dose with a glass \r\n        of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"6\">Hartfell spa water</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />or with half a gill of water in which you have put ten\r\n        <lb />drops of the <ingredient n=\"35\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Steel</ingredient>. \r\n            Your <symptom n=\"34\">spitting</symptom> in the morning\r\n        <lb />will I hope be cured by the journey. I do not think it to \r\n        <lb />be the least remains of a <condition n=\"20\">Venereal affection</condition>.\r\n        The <symptom n=\"30\" >erupÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tion</symptom> on your <bodypart n=\"14\">wrists</bodypart>\r\n        is of no consequence. When the weather\r\n        <lb />is become mild after your journey I have no objection to\r\n        <lb />your <ingredient n=\"8\">soluble tartar</ingredient> &amp;\r\n            <ingredient n=\"18\">sea water</ingredient> but I see little use for\r\n        <lb />them &amp; you must be cautious of purging too much.\r\n        <lb />Before the time proper for beginning to take them I exÂ¬\r\n        <lb />pect to hear from you &amp; shall then say farther &amp;c.\r\n    \r\n    </p>     \r\n            \r\n            <closer>\r\n                       <signed>W.C.</signed> \r\n                \r\n                <dateline>\r\n                            \r\n   <lb /><choice><expan>Edinburgh</expan><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr></choice>11<sup>th.</sup> April 1780</dateline>\r\n                \r\n            </closer>\r\n                        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n            \r\n                <recipe> \r\n                            \r\n    <lb /><choice><orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">cort. peru.</ingredient> pulv. â„¥i <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnam pulv.</ingredient>. <ingredient n=\"129\">Limat. Mart.</ingredient> pp<sup>t.</sup> @Ê’i\r\n                                \r\n   <lb /><ingredient n=\"21\">Conserve cort aurant</ingredient> â„¥i <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl.</ingredient> q.s. ut f. Electuarium</orig>\r\n        \r\n <reg>Take an ounce of powdered <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>, and a drachm each of powdered <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient> and prepared Iron filings, 1 drachm of  <ingredient n=\"21\">Conserve of orange peel</ingredient>, and mix into an Electuary with a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"50\">simple Syrup</ingredient></reg></choice>\r\n                            \r\n                                    \r\n<lb /><choice><orig>ð“œ. S. Strengthening Elect. The bigness of a nutmeg twice a day washing down each dose with a glass of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"6\">Hartfell spa</ingredient> &amp;cc.</orig><reg>Mix. Label: Strengthening Electuary. 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(141, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c950\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:950] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN] / Regarding: Mr Thomas French (Patient) / 15 April 1780 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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I can find no symptoms of obstructed \r\n            <bodypart n=\"60\">viscera</bodypart> &amp; the\r\n                <lb />only suspicion I have is that of <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition>. At all events the\r\n                <lb />tone of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> is to be restored\r\n            &amp; you have employed\r\n                <lb />proper remedies but it seems that his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n            will not bear\r\n                <lb />Vegetable bitters &amp; therefore I will not\r\n            advise <ingredient n=\"81\">Columbo</ingredient>\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"82\">Jesuit\'s bean</ingredient>, or even\r\n            the <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Bark tincture</ingredient> tho his bears it.\r\n                <lb />The only Tonic I can advise is a \r\n            <ingredient n=\"12\">chalybeate</ingredient> for which I\r\n                <lb />have given a formula below. It is proposed in a small\r\n                <lb />dose but if his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> bears it you may go on increasing\r\n                <lb />it to ten grains for a dose as it is noways a disagreeable\r\n                <lb />medicine I hope he will admit &amp; continue the use of it\r\n                <lb />for some time. Wash down every <del>glass</del> dose of it with\r\n                <lb />a glass of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"6\">Hartfell Spa</ingredient>\r\n            which on many accounts I prefer\r\n                <lb />to <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"9\">Pyrmont</ingredient>. His regimen you\r\n            have ordered very properly\r\n                <lb />especially his riding. Tobacco is certainly hurtful but\r\n                <lb />cannot be laid aside only by degree. Such a disease is\r\n                <lb />generally tedious &amp; hardly to be cured by medicines &amp; I\r\n                <lb />advise chiefly a journey on horseback in a carriage\r\n                <lb />continued steady for weeks.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n    \r\n\r\n        \r\n    <recipe>\r\n            \r\n <choice>\r\n     \r\n     <orig>\r\n         \r\n     <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"35\">Limat. Mart.</ingredient> ppt. gr.iij Pulv.\r\n         <ingredient n=\"1\">cort. Peruv.</ingredient> gr. V.\r\n     <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\"></ingredient>Sacch. alb. gr. X M f. pulvis et f: h: m: &amp;c No. XIV\r\n     <lb />S. Stomachic powd. one thrice a day in a little currant\r\n     <lb />jelly washing it down with a glass of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"9\">Hartfell Spa</ingredient>.\r\n     \r\n  </orig>\r\n     \r\n     <reg>Take 3 grains, prepared <ingredient n=\"35\">Limatura Iron</ingredient>, 5 grains of powdered <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>, 10 grains of <ingredient n=\"50\">Refined Sugar</ingredient>. Mix. Make into 15 Powders for emergencies etc. Label: Stomachic Powder one thrice a day in a little currant jelly washing it down with a glass of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"9\">Hartfell Spa</ingredient>.</reg></choice>\r\n                \r\n \r\n            \r\n    \r\n    </recipe>\r\n    \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            \r\n    <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 15. 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This more probable as he says while\r\n        <lb />writing <symptom n=\"65\"><symptom n=\"32\">he passed sand</symptom> mixed with blood</symptom>.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />In the <condition n=\"24\">Strangury</condition>, use the <treatment n=\"12\">Catheter</treatment> but as it hurts\r\n        <lb />employ in its place a <treatment  n=\"7\">bougie</treatment> â€“\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n    \r\n    <lb />Drink, water in <ingredient n=\"75\">gum Arabic</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"149\">Linseed tea</ingredient>, or a <ingredient n=\"98\" t=\"12\">DeÂ¬\r\n    <lb />coction of Marsh mallows</ingredient>.\r\n  \r\n  </p>\r\n    \r\n  <p>\r\n        <lb />Make an <ingredient n=\"106\" t=\"19\">infusion of wild carrot seed</ingredient> by putting â„¥fs\r\n        <lb />of it to a chopin of water boiling. Let this after stanÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ding a night be strained &amp; sweetened with honey or Sugar as\r\n        <lb />his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> agrees with it. Of this take a muchkin every\r\n        <lb />twenty four hours in divided draughts taking either a\r\n        <lb />small cupful of it by itself or mixed with his other drinks.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Every day take three doses of the <ingredient n=\"61\">Fol. uv. uris</ingredient> in powder\r\n        <lb />begin with Ê’fs for a dose, &amp; as his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> bears, increase\r\n        <lb />it gradually to Ê’i three times a day.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Keep his belly easy by <treatment n=\"6\">glyster</treatment> or gentle <action n=\"21\">laxatives</action> but\r\n        <lb />without any <action n=\"24\">purging</action>.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Diet plain &amp; light; avoiding salted &amp; high seasoned things.\r\n        <lb />Till he is considerably relieved of his present distress he should\r\n        <lb />use as little exercise as possible or that of the smoothest kind.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />I might have spoke of <ingredient n=\"54\">Soap</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"32\">Limewater</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"100\">Caustic tea</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />but I think them improper with his present situation.\r\n    </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n    \r\n    <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n    \r\n    <dateline><choice><expan>Edinburgh</expan><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr></choice> April. 26. 1780.</dateline>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n \r\n</div>\r\n    \r\n</body>\r\n    \r\n\r\n\r\n', 954, 2, '2012-10-16 20:40:49', 55),
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Let her wear flannel every where next her skin as a precation\r\n        <lb />against cold and moisture <choice><expan>which</expan><abbr>wc</abbr></choice> the people of Arran \r\n        are much exposed to.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />2. Every <choice><abbr>morng</abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> her limbs from\r\n        the <bodypart n=\"18\">Haunches</bodypart> downward to be rubbed with\r\n        <lb />flannel or <treatment n=\"18\">flesh brush</treatment> - not necessary to repeat it at night \r\n        unless her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> are\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"20\">liable to become cold</symptom> at that time or after lying down in \r\n        bed - If any <symptom n=\"66\">numbness\r\n        <lb />or prickling</symptom> should affect the <bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart>, \r\n        let the <treatment n=\"18\">flesh brush</treatment> be applied there also.\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n    <lb />3. She should often move about, if it were but to walk across the room &amp;c.\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />4. Every forenoon that is tolerably fair to ride for three or four hours &amp; in\r\n        <lb />these longs, she should ride for an hour two towards  ---<choice><abbr>Even<sup>g.</sup>.</abbr><expan>Evening</expan></choice>    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />5. Light Diet - light solid food filling up with milk and grain No greens nor\r\n        <lb />Garden things. At times may take weak Beef Tea - Lamb or chicken broth -\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />6. No malt liquour - Water best &amp; if she is in unable to take a little wine of spirit\r\n        <lb />she may take it in the Water - A single draught of Goat whey she may take in\r\n        <lb />the <choice><abbr>morng.</abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice>, but much of \r\n        that or Cow milk Whey I think very improper ---.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        No Common Tea or Coffee - but Balm, Rosemary or wild Thyme Tea - &amp; Cocoa best of all.\r\n    </p>\r\n        \r\n\r\n            \r\n        \r\n    <recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <choice>\r\n            \r\n            <orig>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum. guaiac.</ingredient> â„¥ij \r\n                <ingredient n=\"50\">Sacch. alb. duriss</ingredient>\r\n                â„¥iij <unclear>Terito dilig. decus</unclear> adde Muc. <ingredient n=\"75\">g. Arab.</ingredient> crass  â„¥i Ter. rurs uis et\r\n                <lb />paulatim adde <ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">Syr. 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I am never well but after a full meal and\r\n    <lb />the <symptom n=\"3\">Sickness</symptom> Commonly attacks me either in the morning or About midday but\r\n    <lb />seldom after Dinner. I <symptom n=\"76\">Spit up an amazing Quantity of Slimy glutinous matter</symptom>\r\n    <lb />which makes M<sup>r</sup> Lamont I think rather fond of <treatment n=\"9\">vomiting</treatment> which I think greatly\r\n    <lb />increases the weakness of my <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomack</bodypart>, which I apprehend to be amongst the\r\n    <lb />worst of my Complaints. I am Convinced I write just now ignorantly\r\n    <lb />but I know you will forgive as you may well beleive I am pretty anxious\r\n    <lb />about my present situation</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>I remain with regard\r\n    <lb />Dear Sir. Your most humble Servant</salute>\r\n        <signed>James Garthshore ---</signed></closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div><pb n=\"2\" />\r\n<p><lb />To\r\n    <lb />Doctor Cullin\r\n    <lb />Mint close\r\n    <lb />Edinburgh</p>\r\n</div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 924, 3, '2012-11-04 17:17:43', 92),
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The History I took from herself\r\n    <lb />and have not as yet advised her to any thing till I have your\r\n    <lb />opinion which I hope you will be so good as send up by the\r\n    <lb />First post as the Patient is very anxious for it. Your Patient\r\n    <lb />M<sup>rs.</sup> Farquharson arrived two days ago. She is but poorly\r\n    <lb />her <symptom n=\"31\">DiarrhÅ“a</symptom>  still continuing.\r\n \r\n </p>\r\n \r\n <closer>\r\n  \r\n  <salute>I am\r\n  <lb />Sir\r\n  <lb />Your Most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> humble \r\n   <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n  \r\n  </salute>\r\n  \r\n  <signed>\r\n      Lionel Campbell\r\n  </signed>\r\n   \r\n   <dateline>Cambelltown\r\n    <lb />9<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1780\r\n   \r\n   </dateline>\r\n \r\n </closer>\r\n  \r\n  <postscript>Please accept of the two notes sent.</postscript>\r\n   \r\n    </div>\r\n  <div>\r\n  \r\n  \r\n  <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n  \r\n  \r\n\r\n    \r\n \r\n  <p>\r\n    <lb/>â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“ A young Woman about 21 years of age, fifteen years\r\n    <lb/>ago had a great Load of <condition n=\"2\">Small Pox</condition> of the\r\n    Confluent kind after which\r\n    <lb/>an <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammation</symptom> came \r\n    on her <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> \r\n    which Continued for some years\r\n    <lb/>and after it went off a <symptom n=\"18\">Tumour</symptom> \r\n    formed a Little below the <bodypart n=\"11\">Clavicle</bodypart> <del>which</del>\r\n    <lb/>which continued to <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> for a considerable time, it is now heald\r\n    <lb/>and some months ago a small <symptom n=\"18\">Tumour</symptom> \r\n    was formed on her <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> and\r\n    <lb/>broke, it seems to be superficial and <symptom n=\"46\">discharges</symptom> a Thin Ichorous\r\n    <lb/>matter. At present there seems to be no fullness or <symptom n=\"125\">hardness</symptom> in any\r\n    <lb/>of the <bodypart n=\"10\">Glands of the Neck</bodypart>. \r\n    In every other respect she enjoys very\r\n    <lb/>good health.\r\n  </p>\r\n  <closer>\r\n    \r\n    <dateline>9<sup>th</sup><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice>\r\n      <lb />1780\r\n      \r\n    </dateline>\r\n    \r\n  </closer>\r\n  \r\n  \r\n  </div> \r\n<div>\r\n<pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n<p>\r\n  <lb />To\r\n  <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n  <lb />Professor of Medicine\r\n  <lb /><choice><abbr>Edinbr</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n  </p>\r\n  <handShift />\r\n    \r\n    <annot>\r\n   \r\n  <lb />M<sup>r</sup> L. Campbell\r\n  <lb /><choice><abbr>Q</abbr><expan>Query</expan></choice>\r\n  <lb />A Young Woman\r\n   <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb.</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 17<u>80</u>\r\n  <lb />X. p. 159.\r\n \r\n  </annot>\r\n  \r\n  </div>\r\n  \r\n \r\n  \r\n</body>\r\n\r\n', 1817, 2, '2013-06-11 22:02:27', 60),
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She has had since\r\n    <lb />she returned Home a constant smarting in her\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"9\">Throat</bodypart> which grows worse towards the Evening it\r\n    <lb />resembles a <symptom n=\"75\">Common sore throat</symptom> which the appoÂ¬\r\n    <lb />thecary here says \r\n     is <condition n=\"21\">Nervous</condition> <illegible w=\"1\"/> have been at\r\n    <lb />Home about Miss Ford is much better I am\r\n    <lb />to be in Edenburgh this summer when I shall\r\n    <lb />do myself the pleasure of waiting on you &amp;\r\n    <lb />recompence you for this as well as all other\r\n     \r\n <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n     \r\n    <lb />Trouble I am going to ask your Opinion on a \r\n    <lb />matter that I hope my Fears are more than any\r\n    <lb />real Danger I keep a Pack of Dogs &amp; some Time\r\n    <lb />agoe I had one Died suddenly the Huntsman\r\n    <lb />thought he had killed it for <unclear>fighting</unclear> last\r\n    <lb />Thursday Night we discovered two going <condition n=\"22\">mad</condition>\r\n    <lb />am therefore affraid the one that Died was also <condition n=\"22\">mad</condition>\r\n    <lb />which is about 3 Weeks agoe now we have\r\n    <lb />had two Hares in the House one killed last\r\n    <lb />Monday Week the other last Thursday Week\r\n    <lb />&amp; the Dogs only appeared to be <condition n=\"22\">going mad</condition> last Thursday\r\n    <lb />Evening the other Dog was never out  <del>at</del> <add place =\"above\">that</add> Died first\r\n    <lb />do you think any bad consequences could arise\r\n    <lb />from eating a hare killed a Week before the Dog\r\n    <lb />went mad <subst><add place =\"above\">or had the appearance</add></subst> not that I know those dogs were\r\n    <lb />out &amp; the Hares were not Tore but should be\r\n    <lb />glad to have your sentiment as I dar say the\r\n    <lb />Ladies will be uneasy when they know\r\n     \r\n </p>\r\n \r\n <closer>\r\n     \r\n     <salute>I am\r\n         \r\n         <lb /><choice><abbr>D S<sup>r</sup> y<sup>r</sup> m<sup>st</sup> Obed<sup>t</sup> Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Dear Sir your most Obedient Servant</expan></choice> \r\n         \r\n     </salute>\r\n     \r\n  <signed>Geo. 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Till within these two or three\r\n    <lb />years he has been accustomed to a good deal of exercise\r\n    <lb />particularly on horseback but lived much too freely\r\n    <lb />in point of drinking without being at all nice as to the\r\n    <lb />quality of his liquours - For a considerable time past\r\n    <lb />however he has the merit of having entirely left off his\r\n    <lb />irregularities in the article of drinking but at the\r\n    <lb />same time he has unluckily desisted from his usual\r\n    <lb />exercise &amp; become a much more sedentary liver than\r\n    <lb />formerly. His appetite which was ever very good,\r\n     \r\n <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n     \r\n    <lb />has been gradually becoming worse for many months\r\n    <lb />during which time he has had various complaints \r\n     of <condition n=\"203\">aciÂ¬\r\n    <lb />dity</condition> <symptom n=\"7\">flatulence</symptom>, <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> &amp;\r\n     other symptoms of <condition n=\"48\">dysÂ¬\r\n    <lb />pepsia</condition> - of late all his complaints have been much \r\n    <lb />aggravated. He is now greatly <symptom n=\"26\">emaciated</symptom> &amp; labours under\r\n    <lb />a total prostration of the digestive powers to such a\r\n    <lb />degree that the lightest nourishment he takes lyes so\r\n    <lb />heavy on his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> that he is obliged to take a <treatment n=\"9\">puke</treatment>\r\n    <lb />every two or three days which brings up all he has swalÂ¬\r\n    <lb />lowed in that time quite indigested. This procures him\r\n    <lb />a temporary relief till the small quantity of nourishÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ment he swallows again accumulates to a load that\r\n    <lb />must be thrown off in the same way. Fortunately he still\r\n    <lb />sleeps well &amp; complains of no pain. His <symptom n=\"15\">pulse is slow</symptom>;\r\n    <lb />his <symptom n=\"20\"><bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> rather cold</symptom>, &amp; he never has any <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom>.\r\n     \r\n </p>\r\n <p>\r\n    <lb/>I have tried in vain all the usual remedies to relieve\r\n     <lb/>symptoms &amp; to strengthen the tone of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> and  \r\n    <lb/><bodypart n=\"37\">bowills</bodypart>. 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But he goes out\r\n    <lb/>in his chaise sometimes, tho\' not so regularly nor so far\r\n    <lb/>at a time as could be wished, for he has as usual in\r\n    <lb/>such cases a great aversion to all motion or exertion of\r\n    <lb/>anykind - I have suggested a trail of the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"4\">BathÂ¬\r\n    <lb/>waters</ingredient> &amp; if seconded by your opinion I hope he may be\r\n    <lb/>prevailed upon to undertake the journey, but a strong\r\n    <lb/>recommendation will be requisite â€“â€“ As milk appears\r\n    <lb/>to agree better with him than any thing else in the way\r\n    <lb/>of diet I submit it to you how far it might be advisable <supplied>to</supplied>\r\n    <lb/>try the quart of ass milk with <ingredient n=\"32\">lime water</ingredient> --\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n     \r\n    <lb />The bearer M<sup>r.</sup> Hunter will transmit your answer to me -\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n        <closer>\r\n    \r\n   <salute><lb />I always am with the greatest regard &amp; respect\r\n<lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup> Sir your faithfull humble\r\n    Ser<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Dear Sir your faithfull humble Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>John Govan\r\n                \r\n                \r\n            </signed>   \r\n            \r\n         <dateline>Cupar fife 27<sup>th.</sup><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1780</dateline></closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>M<sup>r.</sup> D. has a hereditary predisposition to <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition>.</postscript>\r\n\r\n        \r\n  \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n<div>\r\n    \r\n\r\n    <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n        \r\n    <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Cullen\r\n    <lb />Physician\r\n    <lb />in <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n    \r\n    <handShift />\r\n        </p>\r\n    <annot>\r\n    \r\n    <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Govan <choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Dalgliesh\r\n    <lb />Feb. 27. 1780\r\n    <lb />V.X. p. 164. \r\n        \r\n    </annot>\r\n    \r\n</div>\r\n\r\n</body>\r\n', 1821, 1, '2015-04-10 17:27:26', 86);
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She is a woman of a very lax state of fibres, &amp; though she has\r\n    <lb />sometimes injoyed a tolerable share of health, she has not, for many years, been hearty\r\n    <lb />or strong. She has been the mother of many children, &amp; is now between 50 &amp; 60\r\n    <lb />years of age. She has for upwards of twenty years been liable to returns of\r\n    <lb />an <condition n=\"32\">ulcer</condition> in one of her <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>,\r\n     which was always very painful, and in general <symptom n=\"46\">disÂ¬\r\n     <lb />charged</symptom> a thin acrid Ichor. When her <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart> \r\n     was healed she was sometimes subÂ¬ \r\n    <lb />ject to complaints in her <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>, &amp;\r\n     sometimes to an acute <symptom n=\"36\">catarrh</symptom>. However\r\n    <lb />these were not so frequent as to entitle me to alledge that they alternated with\r\n    <lb />the <condition n=\"32\">ulcer</condition> in the <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart>,\r\n     or with each other; for she was sometimes free from them\r\n     <lb />all for many months, or perhaps years together. In an attack of <symptom n=\"36\">Catarrh</symptom> which\r\n    <lb />she laboured under 2 or 3 years ago, she complained of \r\n     <symptom n=\"21\">great heat</symptom> <add place=\"above\">&amp; pain</add>\r\n     in the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> \r\n<lb />&amp; <bodypart n=\"9\">fauces</bodypart>, which descended\r\n     / as it appeared to me / into the <bodypart n=\"9\">aspera arteria</bodypart> &amp; even \r\n    <lb />seemed to affect the <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart> with \r\n     what more resembled an <condition n=\"37\">Erysipelas</condition> of that part\r\n    <lb />than any thing I had met with. She had been tolerably <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> free from all\r\n    <lb />these complaints for some time, when, about the month of July last, she was seized\r\n    <lb />with <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> &amp; pain resembling what might have \r\n     been expected <choice><abbr>f<sup><u>m</u></sup></abbr></choice> an excoriation\r\n     <lb />of the <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart>, the whole <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>\r\n     &amp; <bodypart n=\"9\">fauces</bodypart> and along the course of the \r\n     <bodypart n=\"81\">Oesophogus</bodypart>, nearly\r\n     <lb />as low as the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>; but I concluded \r\n     that the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> was not affected because\r\n    <lb />she had no pain in that part after eating, &amp; because her appetitie was good after\r\n    <lb />the <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom> symptoms which attended the first attack were abated. About a month\r\n    <lb />or six weeks after that time an\r\n     <symptom n=\"62\">,<choice><abbr>inflam<sup><u>n</u>n</sup></abbr><expan>Inflammation</expan></choice></symptom>\r\n     &amp; subsequent <condition n=\"32\">ulcer</condition> returned in her <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart>,\r\n    <lb />with very acute pain; and while that continued the complaints in her <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />&amp;c. were very much easier. When the <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart> \r\n     began to get better, she had a severe attack\r\n    <lb />of the <condition n=\"38\">piles</condition>, to which she has been long liable. \r\n     When this was relieved, the comÂ¬\r\n    <lb />plaint in the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> &amp;c. returned with great violence.\r\n         \r\n <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n         \r\n </p>\r\n  <p>\r\n      \r\n      \r\n     <lb />When I visited her last July, &amp; I found her <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>\r\n      &amp; <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart> affected in the\r\n    <lb />manner above mentioned, I told her that I considered her complaint as a kind\r\n    <lb />of <condition n=\"37\">S<sup><u>t</u></sup> Anthony\'s fire</condition> affecting\r\n      these parts, and of the same nature wih what had\r\n    <lb />formerly affected the <bodypart n=\"9\">Wind-pipe</bodypart> &amp; \r\n      <bodypart n=\"43\">lungs</bodypart> â€“â€“â€“ and I am not a little flattered in\r\n    <lb />finding, by your letters to her, that the disorder has appeared to you in the same\r\n    <lb />light.\r\n      \r\n  </p>\r\n      \r\n <p>\r\n     \r\n    <lb />The methods of treatment which I endeavoured to pursue was formed upon\r\n    <lb />the same principle with what you have proposed; but neither so accurately laid\r\n    <lb />down as yours is, nor so steadily pursued / either by her or myself / as it perhaps\r\n    <lb />ought to have been. The medicines I gave were \r\n     chiefly <action n=\"30\"><choice><abbr>absorb<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>absorbents</expan></choice></action>\r\n     with <ingredient n=\"91\">nitre</ingredient>\r\n    <lb />to be taken in an <ingredient n=\"27\">Emulsion</ingredient> prepared with Oyl &amp; Wax. When these had been conÂ¬\r\n    <lb />tinued for sometime, &amp; the <symptom n=\"34\">febrile</symptom> symptoms were abated,\r\n     I made trial of a little\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> with \r\n     <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic</action><ingredient n=\"33\">Antimony</ingredient>, \r\n     fancying that if I could throw anything\r\n    <lb />upon the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> I might relieve her, &amp; \r\n     with the further view of supporting the \r\n<lb  /><bodypart n=\"93\">vis vitÃ¦</bodypart>, \r\n     which was indeed greatly reduced, &amp; seemed to want some more supÂ¬\r\n    <lb />port than what <add place=\"above\">meer</add> <choice><abbr>nourishmen<sup><u>t</u></sup></abbr><expan>nourishment</expan></choice>\r\n     could so immediately afford - It did however anÂ¬\r\n    <lb />swer my expectation, &amp; I soon gave it up. A milk diet I much recommended\r\n    <lb />and as one part of it, she drunk asses milk for a considerable time; but the\r\n    <lb />increased <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> she was sensible of when \r\n     she adhered pretty closely to it\r\n    <lb />led me to indulge her in such mild animal food as she could get down, such as veal \r\n    <lb />or chicken, or broths made of them. I desired her to try the effects of <ingredient n=\"32\">lime\r\n    <lb />water</ingredient> joined with milk; but it gave her pain, &amp; I was thereby convinced of its improÂ¬\r\n    <lb />priety. Some years ago <add place=\"above\">/16 or more/</add> I recommended \r\n     an <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> to her; but\r\n     the <symptom n=\"62\">,<choice><abbr>inflam<sup><u>n</u>n</sup></abbr><expan>Inflammation</expan></choice></symptom>\r\n    <lb />&amp; pain which attended it, in spite of all that could be done to prevent them, obliged her\r\n    <lb />to dry it up. It was placed in the lower part of the <bodypart n=\"18\">thigh</bodypart>,\r\n     upon the healing of the   \r\n    <lb /><condition n=\"32\">ulcer</condition> in the <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart> -- whither a drain of that sort <choice><abbr>f<sup><u>m</u></sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice>\r\n     the <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> might be of use\r\n    <lb />on <choice><abbr>acco<sup><u>t</u></sup></abbr><expan>account</expan></choice> \r\n     of her present complaints, I know not. I have seen excellent effects\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>f<sup><u>m</u></sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice>\r\n     the use of a <action n=\"24\">purging</action> <ingredient n=\"12\">mineral Waters</ingredient>\r\n     in an obstinate <condition n=\"37\">Erysipelas</condition> on the surface;\r\n     <lb />but in the present case I am deterred \r\n     <choice><abbr>f<sup><u>m</u></sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice> saying any thing about them by the\r\n    <lb />fear of the bad effects that might arise from their stimulus.\r\n \r\n </p>\r\n    \r\n <p>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n    <lb />I have thus Sir, at the particular desire of M<sup><u>rs</u></sup> Fortesque, represented to\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"3\"/>     \r\n     \r\n    <lb />you the idea that was formed of her disorder, &amp; the method pursued for her reÂ¬\r\n    <lb />lief; and I shall be very happy to recive such assistance as your superiour\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>judgem<sup><u>t</u></sup></abbr><expan>judgement</expan></choice>\r\n     and experience so well enable you to give, in order to form a more\r\n    <lb />successful plan of treatment than any that had been hitherto adopted.\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n     <closer>\r\n         \r\n         <salute>I am with much esteem Sir your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup><u>t.</u></sup> h<sup><u>ble.</u></sup> Sev<sup><u>t</u></sup></abbr></choice></salute>\r\n         \r\n         <signed>W<sup><u>m</u></sup> Thomson\r\n         <lb /><choice><abbr>Phys<sup><u>n</u></sup></abbr><expan>Physician</expan></choice> Worcester</signed>  \r\n         \r\n         <dateline><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 17<sup><u>th</u></sup> - 80</dateline>\r\n         \r\n         \r\n     </closer>\r\n        \r\n        </div>\r\n            \r\n        <div>\r\n    \r\n    <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n    <p>\r\n    <lb />To\r\n    <lb />Doctor Cullen Professor in Physic\r\n    <lb />at Edinburgh\r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n    <handShift />\r\n    \r\n    <annot>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n    <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Fortesque\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1780\r\n    <lb />X, p. 147  \r\n    \r\n    \r\n    </annot>\r\n            \r\n        </div>\r\n\r\n</body>\r\n', 1822, 2, '2013-06-11 21:58:35', 141),
(159, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1823\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1823] From:  William Steuart Barclay (Stewart Barclay) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding:  Henry Steuart Barclay (of Coltness) (Patient) / February? 1780? / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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He found that\r\n    <lb />the <ingredient n=\"77\">Gambo<add place=\"above\">o</add>ge</ingredient> Pills you <del>order</del> <add place=\"above\">last</add> ordered, lost their\r\n    <lb />Effects after some Time\'s Tryal as every other\r\n    <lb />thing had done, &amp; he has had Recourse to\r\n    <lb /><treatment n=\"6\">Glysters</treatment> which he gives to himself by means\r\n    <lb />of a large Syrynge with a bent pipe to it. -\r\n    <lb />I have not seen him some Days &amp; cannot\r\n    <lb />therefor give you a more particular account\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n  <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n    \r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n    <lb />He wanted to know if he should begin to\r\n    <lb />the Cold bathe as you had recommended\r\n    <lb />to him. â€“â€“â€“\r\n  \r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n    <p>\r\n           \r\n    <lb />I shall expect an Answer as soon as it\r\n    <lb />suits your Convenience &amp; in the mean Time\r\n    <lb />believe me to be with due respect &amp; Esteem\r\n       \r\n    </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />your most obedi<supplied>ent</supplied>\r\n                <lb />&amp; most humble Servant\r\n               \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n        <signed>Alex<sup>r.</sup> Copland</signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>Dumfries March 11<sup>th</sup> 1780.</dateline>\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        </div>\r\n            \r\n        <div>\r\n    \r\n <pb n=\"4\" /> \r\n            <p>\r\n    <lb />To\r\n    <lb />Dr Cullen\r\n    <lb /><choice>\r\n        \r\n        <abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan>\r\n    </choice>\r\n            </p>\r\n    <handShift />\r\n    \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n    <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Copland\r\n    <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Hamilton\r\n    <lb />March 1780\r\n    <lb />V.X.p, 160.\r\n        \r\n        </annot>\r\n  \r\n        </div>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"5\"/>\r\n        \r\n        <head>Case.</head>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Hamilton of Aldershaw is about 43\r\n            <lb />years of age, has been always of a Thin habit of\r\n            <lb />Body and very delicate, has brought 14 children\r\n            <lb />alive into the world &amp; has had several <condition n=\"11\">misÂ¬\r\n            <lb />carriages</condition>, which she apprehends has <symptom n=\"23\">weakened</symptom> \r\n            <lb />&amp; hurt her Constitution much. â€“â€“â€“ She\r\n            <lb />happened to be unluckily laid in wett sheets\r\n            <lb />one night when she was about 15 years old,\r\n            <lb />which gave her at that Time, a severe <condition n=\"15\">RheuÂ¬\r\n                <lb />matick</condition> Affection, accompanyed with <symptom n=\"34\">Fever</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />&amp; since then, has been affected with pains of\r\n            <lb />her <bodypart n=\"51\">Limbs</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart>,\r\n            &amp; even <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowells</bodypart>, before\r\n            <lb />Changes of weather; but in Winter these\r\n            <lb />were most severe, &amp; mostly constant, whether\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"7\">with Child</condition> or not, tho rather less so, when <condition n=\"7\">pregnant</condition>.\r\n            <lb />She was also at times troubled with a severe\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"6\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>, particularly when <condition n=\"7\">with Child</condition>, but neÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ver expectorated much with it, or <symptom n=\"35\">Spitt up any\r\n            <lb />Blood</symptom>, or phlegm that tasted Salt or Sweet.\r\n            <lb />She likeways had frequent <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom> attacks\r\n            <lb />from Cold &amp;c but thay were in general slight.\r\n            <lb />After recovering from her Lying in, of her\r\n            <lb />last Child but one, about 5 years ago, began\r\n            <lb />to be attacked frequently, with a troublesome\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"31\">Looseness</symptom> accompanyed sometimes with\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"40\">Gripes</symptom>, which when restrained by Medicine\r\n            <lb />or otherways, always sickened her much;\r\n            <lb />when it was very troublesome, the <condition n=\"15\">RheumaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tick</condition> pains, generally went away altogether, or\r\n            <lb />were considerably diminished.â€“â€“â€“\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />About the End of last Summer, she catched\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"13\">Cold</condition> &amp; was attacked with a \r\n            bad <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>, which\r\n            <lb />has continued more or less severe, ever since\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"7\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />has not been troubled much with \r\n            <symptom n=\"31\">Looseness</symptom>, &amp; has\r\n            <lb />scarcely felt the <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatick</condition> pains since\r\n            <lb />that Time. â€“â€“â€“â€“ After the winter began to\r\n            <lb />be severe, &amp; particularly within these last two\r\n            <lb />Months, the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> has become extremely <add place=\"above\">hard</add> on her\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"17\">scarcely allowing her to sleep</symptom> any of night, shaking\r\n            <lb />her Body so much, that she complains of pains\r\n            <lb />thro all her <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart> &amp; \r\n            particularly over her <bodypart n=\"73\">sides</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />after severe <symptom n=\"5\">Fits</symptom> of it; \r\n            she <symptom n=\"4\">Coughs</symptom> with a great\r\n            <lb />deal of Force, &amp; with a hard clinking Noise, <symptom n=\"34\">spits</symptom>\r\n            <lb />up a little tough phlegm, without Taste or Colour\r\n            <lb />except being sometimes a little tinged with\r\n            <lb />yellow &amp; Frothy. â€“â€“ When a severe attack\r\n            <lb />comes on which is mostly in the Night Time,\r\n            <lb />or after going to bed, she <symptom n=\"3\">reaches</symptom> with the Force\r\n            <lb />of it &amp; brings up a good deal of phlegm from\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>; she is also obliged often to \r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"8\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />sitt up in bed for a good part of the Night, from a\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"12\">Breathlessness &amp; Straitness</symptom> across the midst of \r\n            <lb />her <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart> which is at times troublesome to her,\r\n            <lb />both of these seem to be much relieved when she\r\n            <lb />gets up a little <symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom>\r\n            from her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>. â€“â€“ Has no\r\n            <lb />other pain in the <bodypart n=\"26\">Chest</bodypart> except the above.---\r\n            <lb />Has <symptom n=\"8\">all along had a bad appetite but particularly\r\n            <lb />so of late.</symptom> â€“â€“ Is much <symptom n=\"26\">emaciated</symptom> &amp; wore down. --\r\n            <lb />Complains much of <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> in her walking up &amp;\r\n            <lb />her own Room. â€“â€“â€“ Looks remarkably thin\r\n            <lb />but her Colour not much altered from what it\r\n            <lb />used to be. â€“â€“ Is not sick after eating any kind of\r\n            <lb />meat, more than at another Time. â€“â€“ Dos not complain\r\n            <lb />of any Pain of her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>\r\n            from the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>, &amp; is never\r\n            <lb />thirsty. â€“â€“â€“ Lys equally well on both sides in bed,\r\n            <lb />except after a severe <symptom n=\"5\">fitt</symptom> \r\n            of <symptom n=\"4\">Coughing</symptom>, which seems\r\n            <lb />to affect the <bodypart n=\"40\">Ribs</bodypart>\r\n            of the Right side so much, that two\r\n            <lb />of them shuffle easily past each other, when the \r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"9\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"89\">Cartilages</bodypart> make a ratleing Noise. â€“â€“â€“ Do\'s not\r\n            <lb />sweat any, except after taking a Draught of Milk\r\n            <lb />in the Morning, &amp; falling a sleep upon it. â€“â€“â€“\r\n            <lb />Is at present enclining to be \r\n            <symptom n=\"24\">Costive</symptom>, perhaps\r\n            <lb />from the pills she is taking. â€“â€“â€“ Has been\r\n            <lb />as usual regular, since Recovering from her InnÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lying of her last Child, about a year &amp; a half ago,\r\n            <lb />but for the two last periods <add place=\"above\">it</add> has been less in quantiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ty, &amp; she since then repeatedly has had attacks\r\n            <lb />of <symptom n=\"60\">Cholick</symptom> pains with <symptom n=\"31\">Looseness</symptom> &amp; Encrease of\r\n            <lb />other <subst><del>symptoms</del><add place=\"above\">complaints</add></subst> for 8 Days before &amp; during\r\n            <lb />the continuance of the Catamenia, tho that\r\n            <lb />never was the Case in the former part of her life.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />--- Has had an <symptom n=\"30\">Eruption</symptom> on the upper\r\n            <lb />part of her <bodypart n=\"26\">Chest</bodypart> at times for these ten years\r\n            <lb />when her Complaints were other ways severe,\r\n            <lb />of <symptom n=\"30\">small spotts</symptom> like incipient <condition n=\"51\">Warts</condition>, just to\r\n            <lb />be felt above the <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart>; when they come\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"10\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />first out, they are of a brown colour, become afterÂ¬\r\n            <lb />wards almost black, &amp; then become gradually\r\n            <lb />lighter, till thay fall down, &amp; \r\n            the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> returns to its\r\n            <lb />former Colour &amp; Situation; their whole continuance\r\n            <lb />is between three weeks &amp; a Month. â€“â€“â€“ Has never\r\n            <lb />had any other kind of <symptom n=\"30\">Eruption</symptom>. â€“â€“â€“\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            \r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"15\">Pulse at present 94, being quicker than usual</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>perhaps from being <symptom n=\"24\">Costive</symptom> this day, it is usually\r\n            <lb/>about 80. â€“â€“â€“ Is of a lively turn of Mind &amp; in\r\n            <lb/>general has good Spirits, which as yet have\r\n            <lb/>not left her, tho <symptom n=\"6\">they are at times more depressed\r\n            <lb/>than formerly.</symptom> â€“â€“ Is not so irritable or <condition n=\"21\">nervish</condition>\r\n            <lb/>as is generally the case with people in her <symptom n=\"23\">weakÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ned state</symptom>.---\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Has been all along rather averse to the use\r\n            <lb />of much Medicine or Mean\'s. â€“â€“â€“ Has on former\r\n            <lb />occasions, when reduced low, after <condition n=\"11\">Miscarriages</condition>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"11\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />severe attacks of <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> or \r\n            <symptom n=\"31\">Looseness</symptom>, been much\r\n            <lb />the better for rideing on Horseback, &amp; other Exercise\r\n            <lb />the Exhibition of the \r\n            <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> in many different\r\n            <lb />Forms, the takeing of Asses Milk (which she has a\r\n            <lb />great dislike to) &amp; Mares or Cow\'s Milk. ---\r\n            <lb />After trying her with a variety of <action n=\"10\">demulcent</action>\r\n            <lb />&amp; <action n=\"16\">emollient</action> \r\n            Medicines with<add place=\"above\">out</add> much Effects, as the\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"above\"><symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom></add> was at first very hard &amp; dry,\r\n            I gave her the <ingredient n=\"25\" t=\"18\">Syrup\r\n            <lb />Scillitic</ingredient> mixed with a solution of <ingredient n=\"154\">Gum Ammon<sup>c.</sup></ingredient>\r\n            <lb />which seem\'d to have some little Effect; but still\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"17\">getting no sleep at Night</symptom> &amp; the <symptom n=\"12\">straitness</symptom> \r\n            of her <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />being troublesome I try\'d her of late with the \r\n            <lb />following Pills, \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž. Pill Scillitie: Ê’i â€“â€“â€“ GummoÅ¿: G.GuaÂ¬ \r\n                    <lb />iac: a@:Ê’<illegible l=\"2\" />  G: Camphor â„ˆi <unclear>Pulv</unclear> G: Opii g<sup>r</sup>:iij formantur in Pill: S. A.\r\n                    <lb />g<sup>r:</sup> iv &amp; <unclear>Cape</unclear> ij hor somni &amp; i omnoi mane. â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n                    \r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n            \r\n            \r\n            <reg>Take: a drachm of Squill Pills, and <unclear>a drachm</unclear> each of Gum pills of Gum Guiaicum, a scruple of Camphor, with three grains of the best powdered Gum. 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This continued several hours\r\n    <lb />and was at last removed by a <symptom n=\"3\">natural throwing up</symptom>\r\n    <lb />of some very bitter stuff and some <action n=\"21\">laxatives</action> that\r\n    <lb />were given him: He continued tollerably easy some\r\n    <lb />Days well enough as he expressed it if he could do\r\n    <lb />without eating; but tho he had an appetite, Eating\r\n    <lb />any thing solid renewed the pain nor was he easy\r\n      \r\n      \r\n <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />till he <symptom n=\"3\">threw it up</symptom> again.\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n  \r\n    <lb />These three weeks by past the Pain in the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />has recurred more frequently and with greater\r\n    <lb />violence then formerly generally every second Day\r\n    <lb />and begins always after he has been some hours\r\n    <lb />in Bed â€“ The intermediate Day he feels extremely\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom> and <symptom n=\"55\">languid</symptom> and there is a great <symptom n=\"25\">yellowness\r\n    <lb />over his <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"8\">Face</bodypart> \r\n      and <bodypart n=\"15\">Hands</bodypart></symptom>. He is very <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom>\r\n    <lb />while the <symptom n=\"5\">Fitt</symptom> lasts but when it is over \r\n      his <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse</symptom>\r\n    <lb />falls to the natural state his urine is very thick\r\n    <lb />and high coloured and tinges Linnen with a yellow\r\n    <lb />Colour. He was once <treatment n=\"1\">bled</treatment> when the Pain was exÂ¬\r\n    <lb />tremely severe some Days ago and there was a \r\n    <lb />good deal of Size on the surface of it â€“\r\n    <lb />After the violence of the <symptom n=\"5\">Paroxysm</symptom> is over he commonÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ly falls into <symptom n=\"28\">profuse Sweatings</symptom>\r\n    \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />He is generally very <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> and says he was particularÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ly so when he took the <treatment n=\"9\">Vomit</treatment> on the fourth \r\n      of <choice><abbr>Jan <sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />He always has pain more or less in the right side\r\n      \r\n <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />which Pressing upon it encreases\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n   \r\n    <lb />It may be proper to inform you that M<sup>r</sup> Urquhart\r\n    <lb />lived several years in Maryland that he had an\r\n    <lb /><condition n=\"18\">Ague</condition> that continued many months on his first going\r\n    <lb />to that Country and that soon after it was cured\r\n    <lb />on eating something that disagreed with him and ridÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ing hard after he was seized much in the same manÂ¬\r\n    <lb />mer he has been of late and every year since (now about\r\n    <lb />Ten <unclear>years</unclear>) he has been subject \r\n     to <symptom n=\"6\">Cholick</symptom> thre<supplied>e or</supplied>\r\n    <lb />four times a year. He was advised to take a g<unclear>lass</unclear>\r\n    <lb />of the <ingredient n=\"109\">sacred Tincture</ingredient> when threatened\r\n     or attacked by\r\n    <lb />them which he says used to give him Ease\r\n    <lb />I shall look for your answer in Course and am\r\n    <lb />with great Esteem and Respect\r\n  \r\n   </p>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n <closer>\r\n    \r\n    <salute>\r\n       <lb />Sir\r\n       <lb />your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice>\r\n       <lb />humble Servant\r\n       </salute>\r\n     \r\n  <signed>H. Rose</signed>\r\n    \r\n </closer>\r\n   \r\n     <postscript>\r\n     \r\n    <lb />Please adress for\r\n    <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Rose Physician\r\n    <lb />Forres\r\n        \r\n   \r\n     </postscript>\r\n      \r\n    </div>\r\n     <div>\r\n    \r\n    <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n    <p>\r\n      <lb />To\r\n    <lb />D<sup>r.</sup>\r\n    <lb />Cullen\r\n    <lb />Edinburgh\r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n    <handShift />\r\n    \r\n    \r\n    <annot>\r\n       \r\n       <lb />Doctor Rose <choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n       <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Urquhart â€“\r\n       <lb />March 1780\r\n       <lb />V X p. 169\r\n       \r\n       \r\n    </annot>\r\n\r\n     </div>\r\n\r\n</body>\r\n', 1832, 2, '2012-11-07 12:00:32', 75),
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She continued \r\n    <lb />for near Ten Years, in a tolerable state of good Health.\r\n    <lb />In Autumn 1770 her Complaints returned upon her\r\n    <lb />much more Violent than before, with the addition of <symptom n=\"8\">Loss of\r\n    <lb />Appetite</symptom>, <symptom n=\"23\">Loss of Strength</symptom>, and \r\n    incipient <symptom n=\"28\">nocturnal Sweats</symptom>\r\n    <lb />threatening a <condition n=\"12\">Consumption</condition>. \r\n    Soon after she also complained\r\n    <lb />of a Pain all over her (apparently of the <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatick</condition> kind)\r\n    <lb />and which at last fixt in her <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart>, \r\n    &amp; <bodypart n=\"73\">Side</bodypart>,\r\n    &amp; was attended\r\n    <lb />with a <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of Breathing</symptom>, \r\n    for which she was again\r\n    <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">ordered to be Bled</treatment>, her \r\n    <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> at that time did not\r\n    <lb />appear Sizy, and what was little expected her\r\n    Menses\r\n    <lb />now returned notwithstanding which, the Pain of her <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart>,\r\n    <lb />still continued which was (always) accompanied with the\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of Breathing</symptom> for which she\r\n    was again <treatment n=\"1\">Bled</treatment>,\r\n    <lb />and that part of the Side affected <treatment n=\"4\">Blistered</treatment>.\r\n    This gave her\r\n    \r\n    <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n    \r\n    <lb />some relief for a few Days, and then the Symptoms returned\r\n    <lb />as Violent as before. <treatment n=\"1\">Bleeding</treatment> was again\r\n    ordered, which only\r\n    <lb />relieved her for 24 Hours. During this time she had various\r\n    <lb />sorts of medicines ordered but to very little effect, &amp; her\r\n    <lb />Physician at last put her upon a very abstemious Diet\r\n    <lb />and ordered her to live chiefly upon Vegetables. In the\r\n    <lb />Year 1771 the Pain in her <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart> came on\r\n    every Evening, but\r\n    <lb />without any Pain of her <bodypart n=\"73\">Side</bodypart> as formerly; which obliged \r\n    <lb />her to be repeatedly <treatment n=\"1\">Bled</treatment>, according \r\n    to the Severity of the Pain,\r\n    <lb />and <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of Breathing</symptom>, \r\n    which was <add place=\"above\">frequently</add> so very Violent, <del>so\r\n       <lb />very Violent</del>, that if she was not \r\n    immediately <treatment n=\"1\">Bled</treatment>,\r\n    <lb />she had not Power to speak. These Complaints became\r\n    <lb />so habitual to her, that During the Winters of 1771, 72, 73\r\n    <lb />and 74, she was <add place=\"above\"><treatment n=\"1\">Bled</treatment></add>\r\n     almost every evening once, frequently twice,\r\n    <lb />and sometimes thrice; between the Hours of 5, and 10, in\r\n    <lb />the same Evening. During the Warm months in Summer,\r\n    <lb />she would sometimes continue without \r\n    <treatment n=\"1\">Blood-letting</treatment>, 3 Weeks\r\n    <lb />or a month, and sometimes longer. In the year 1773 in\r\n    <lb />which she was not so bad as the 2 years preceeding, I my self\r\n    <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">Bled</treatment> her, (for I kept an Account) 110 Times,\r\n    the Quantity\r\n    <lb />taken away, was according to the Pain, <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of \r\n    <lb />Breathing</symptom>, &amp; apparent strength, sometimes not above 2 Ounces,\r\n    <lb />at other Times 4, or 6, During the frequency of this Operation\r\n    <lb />the <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> would appear so thin &amp; watery, that \r\n    it would have scarce \r\n    <lb />Tinged my Hankerchief. She has kept her room, ever\r\n    \r\n <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n    \r\n    <lb />since the year 1772, is still <treatment n=\"1\">Bled</treatment>, \r\n    but not near so often <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n    <lb />, and still continues to live upon an abstemious and <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n    <lb />Diet. In the Summer months when the necessity of <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n    <lb />was less frequent, her <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> was some times\r\n    very <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n    <lb />at other times not at all so. - Since the Autumn <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n    <lb />to May 1774, I am very certain she must have <illegible w=\"2\"/>\r\n    <lb />taken away, to the <illegible w=\"1\"/> of 500 Times, which on <illegible w=\"1\"/> average \r\n    <lb />could not be less than \r\n    <choice><abbr>â„¥ii</abbr><expan>two ounces</expan></choice> at a Time, and consequently,\r\n    <lb />that she could not lose less than <choice><abbr>â„¥2000</abbr><expan>two thousand ounces</expan></choice>, of <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> in the \r\n    <lb />space of 3 Years and 3/4. She has good Spirits while\r\n    <lb />free from Pain. Her <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> \r\n    <symptom n=\"63\">swells</symptom> a little towards night.\r\n    \r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n      \r\n   </div>\r\n   <div>\r\n   \r\n   <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n   <p>\r\n    <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n    <lb /><u>Mint</u>\r\n   </p>\r\n    <handShift />\r\n   \r\n   <annot>\r\n       \r\n       Young Lady â€“\r\n    \r\n   </annot>\r\n\r\n   </div>\r\n\r\n</body>\r\n', 1833, 2, '2012-11-07 12:15:00', 75),
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(166, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1836\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1836] From: Dr John Alves / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Sheriff Campbell (Patient) / 7 April 1780 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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Upon the whole he lost\r\n    <lb />no ground with respect to his Bodily complaints -\r\n    <lb />he had rather less <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> \r\n      &amp; <symptom n=\"34\">feverishness</symptom>, and had a\r\n    <lb />much better appetite than before he went South.\r\n    <lb />He slept better or had fewer bad nights, and tho\'\r\n    <lb />he had sometimes a <symptom n=\"2\">tremor</symptom> in his\r\n      <bodypart n=\"51\">Limbs</bodypart> and a\r\n    <lb />degree of <symptom n=\"75\">faultering in his Speech</symptom> \r\n      these symptoms did\r\n    <lb />not return often &amp; seldom lasted above 24 hours;\r\n      \r\n      \r\n <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n   \r\n   \r\n    <lb />with them he generally complain\'d of <symptom n=\"56\">anxiety</symptom> and\r\n    <lb />oppression about the <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>. As the spring approach\'d\r\n    <lb />these symptoms return\'d more frequently, and there was\r\n    <lb />a kind of alternation very observable, that is, he\r\n    <lb />had his good &amp; bad days alternately. From the \r\n    <lb />beginning of this disorder his spirits were a good\r\n    <lb />deal affected - indeed he was <symptom n=\"6\">constitutionally subject\r\n    <lb />to variable spirits - sometimes a great flow, at other\r\n    <lb />times no less depression</symptom>. This was the case before he\r\n    <lb />went South; since his return his temper seem\'d\r\n    <lb />much changed, he became peevish, &amp; more easily\r\n    <lb />provok\'d to violent <symptom n=\"5\">fitts of Passion</symptom>. He conceiv\'d\r\n    <lb />unreasonable prejudices against particular\r\n    <lb />persons, even those whom he formerly loved and\r\n    <lb />esteem\'d most. This however was not always the\r\n    <lb />case, he had good days, and at times he was\r\n    <lb />all compliance &amp; good humour, but at the same\r\n    <lb />time trifling &amp; Childish. These Symptoms gradually \r\n   \r\n   <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n      \r\n      \r\n    <lb />increas\'d in degree &amp; returned more frequently and\r\n    <lb />about a month ago <symptom n=\"33\">he began to wander, to talk\r\n    <lb />incoherently</symptom> &amp; to be thrown into the most violent\r\n   <lb /><symptom n=\"5\">fitts of Passion</symptom> &amp; disorder \r\n   upon the slightest occassions.\r\n    <lb />After such a Storm next day perhaps all was calm\r\n    <lb />again, he became rational &amp; compos\'d - and in this\r\n    <lb />way, days better &amp; days worse he still continues.\r\n    <lb />It is proper to mention that the distress and perÂ¬\r\n    <lb />plexity of his private affairs is the only\r\n    <lb />thing that can be suppos\'d to have given\r\n    <lb />rise to this disorder, and he still harps upon the\r\n    <lb />subject, talks to himself of it when alone, and\r\n    <lb />is much affected by every little circumstance in\r\n    <lb />that way. I hope his affairs will soon be in a\r\n    <lb />better train, &amp; that he will have no further uneasiness\r\n    <lb />that way - but his situation at present is truely\r\n    <lb />pitiable. I remain with great regard\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n   \r\n    \r\n    \r\n <closer>\r\n    \r\n    <salute>\r\n       \r\n <lb />Dear Sir your most <choice><abbr>ob<sup>t</sup> Ser<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient servant</expan></choice>\r\n       \r\n       \r\n    </salute>\r\n     \r\n  <signed>\r\n      \r\n      <u>John Alves</u>\r\n    \r\n  </signed>\r\n   \r\n </closer>  \r\n    \r\n  </div>\r\n  \r\n  <div>\r\n  \r\n   <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n   <p>\r\n   <lb />D<sup>r</sup> William Cullen\r\n   <lb />Physician\r\n   <lb />at Edinburgh\r\n   </p>\r\n    \r\n    <handShift />\r\n   \r\n   \r\n    <annot>\r\n       \r\n       \r\n       <lb />Doctor Alves\r\n       <lb /><choice><abbr>c</abbr><expan>concerning</expan></choice>\r\n       <lb />Sherriff Campbell\r\n       <lb />April 1780\r\n       <lb />XI. p. 4.\r\n       \r\n    </annot>\r\n\r\n  </div>\r\n   \r\n\r\n</body>\r\n', 1836, 2, '2012-10-30 17:46:48', 75),
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It has entirely precluded\r\n    <lb />her getting into the Fresh Air, &amp; even if the Weather\r\n    <lb />shall soon become better, there will be a great\r\n    <lb />difficulty in getting her up &amp; down Stairs\r\n    <lb />from her great <symptom n=\"23\">Weakness</symptom>; She being at present\r\n    <lb />more so than when I wrote last, the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> still\r\n    <lb />very teasing &amp; even severe, especially whilst in\r\n    <lb />bed so as often <add place=\"above\">to</add> prevent <del>ing</del> her from getting any\r\n    <lb />Rest, I therefor thought that it might be proper\r\n    <lb />to add a few of the <ingredient n=\"14\">Cap<sup>t:</sup> Papaver:</ingredient> Albi to her\r\n    \r\n    <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n     \r\n     \r\n     <lb /><ingredient n=\"6\" t=\"15\">Decoction of the Tussilage</ingredient> with a little <ingredient n=\"121\">LiquoÂ¬\r\n    <lb />rice</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"177\">Fennel Seed</ingredient>,\r\n     her <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> seem\'d at first\r\n    <lb />to be a little moderated by it, but then she\r\n    <lb />complained so much of <symptom n=\"3\">Sickness</symptom> \r\n     of <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"61\">a total disrelish of all kinds of food</symptom>, that I was\r\n    <lb />obliged to put her on the \r\n     <ingredient n=\"6\" t=\"15\">Simple <choice><abbr>Decoct: \r\n        Tussilag:</abbr><expan>Decoction Tussilago</expan></choice></ingredient>\r\n    <lb />again. â€“â€“â€“â€“ She has used the\r\n     <ingredient n=\"28\"><choice><abbr>Ol:</abbr><expan>Oleum</expan></choice> Ricini</ingredient> twice or\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>3<sup>ce:</sup></abbr><expan>thrice</expan></choice> with \r\n     benefit since my last. â€“â€“ Her ComÂ¬\r\n    <lb />plaints are all much as formerly. - Has not\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom> any of late. Her \r\n     <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> rather more open\r\n    <lb /><subst><del>of late</del> <add place=\"above\">than formerly</add></subst>. Her \r\n     <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse varying from 78, to 94</symptom> &amp;\r\n    <lb />seems rather to be comming down of late bu<supplied>t</supplied>\r\n    <lb />then it is more feeble in the Stroke. Still continues\r\n    <lb />the use of the Cow\'s Milk, both \r\n     <ingredient n=\"88\">women\'s Milk</ingredient> &amp; asses have\r\n    <lb />been spoke of too her, but she has a prejudice against\r\n    <lb />both. â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“ Your Farther Advice on this very\r\n    <lb />important Case will be particularly acceptable\r\n    <lb />to \r\n     \r\n    </p>\r\n      \r\n <closer>\r\n    \r\n    <salute>Dear Sir your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t:</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> &amp; most obedient\r\n    <lb />humble Servant\r\n    \r\n    </salute>\r\n     \r\n  <signed>Alex: Copland</signed>\r\n     \r\n     <dateline>\r\n     \r\n     Dumfries\r\n     <lb />April 11<sup>th.</sup> 1780\r\n     </dateline>\r\n     \r\n     \r\n </closer>  \r\n   \r\n   <postscript> \r\n      \r\n   turn over\r\n   \r\n   </postscript>\r\n   \r\n<pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n      \r\n   \r\n   <postscript>\r\n   \r\n   <lb />a <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> was applyed to the \r\n   <bodypart n=\"40\">Sternum</bodypart> &amp; the\r\n   <lb />medle of <add place=\"above\">it</add> keep\'d open with <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> <ingredient n=\"23\">Ointment</ingredient>\r\n   <lb />but it could not be got to run, becomming\r\n   <lb />extreamly painful when <choice><abbr>y<sup>e:</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n      <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> <ingredient n=\"23\">Ointment</ingredient> wa<supplied>s</supplied> \r\n   <lb />applyd but <symptom n=\"46\">discharged</symptom> nothing except a little thin Seru<supplied>m</supplied>\r\n   <lb />&amp; at last dried entirely up. â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“ \r\n   \r\n   </postscript>\r\n   \r\n   </div>\r\n   \r\n   <div>\r\n      \r\n   <p>\r\n   <lb />To\r\n   <lb />Doctor <choice><abbr>Will<sup>m:</sup></abbr><expan>William</expan></choice> Cullen\r\n   <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r:</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n   \r\n   </p>\r\n    <handShift />\r\n    \r\n    <annot>\r\n       \r\n       <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Copland\r\n       <lb /><choice><abbr>c</abbr><expan>concerning</expan></choice>\r\n       <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Hamilton Alderish.\r\n       <lb />April 1780.\r\n       <lb />XI, p.  \r\n       \r\n       \r\n    </annot>\r\n\r\n   </div>\r\n   \r\n</body>\r\n', 1839, 2, '2012-10-30 17:59:09', 80);
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She lately\r\n    <lb />came from White haven, where she has\r\n    <lb />been a long time ill, &amp; has hither to\r\n    <lb />reaped little advantage from the\r\n    <lb />remedies that have been prescribed.\r\n    <lb />As her situation appears to me someÂ¬\r\n    <lb />what alarming, I thought it prudent\r\n    <lb />to take the best medical advice withÂ¬\r\n    <lb />out delay, &amp; have therefore sent \r\n    <lb />the following which is her case, for\r\n    <lb />your consideration; &amp; I beg you\r\n    <lb />will be kind enough to return an\r\n    <lb />answer as soon as opportunity will\r\n    <lb />permit.\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n   \r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />Miss Brown aged 19 years, of a\r\n    <lb />delicate habit of body, complains\r\n      \r\n <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />of a very frequent, troublesome &amp;\r\n      dry <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>,\r\n    <lb />attended with great <symptom n=\"75\">hoarseness</symptom>, roughness\r\n    <lb />of her <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart>, &amp; soreness of her <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>. During\r\n    <lb />the day she expectorates little or nothing\r\n    <lb />but towards morning a small quantity\r\n    <lb />of mucous matter is <symptom n=\"46\">discharged</symptom> which\r\n    <lb />swims in water, &amp; does not appear from\r\n    <lb />its colour to contain any purulent\r\n    <lb />matter. She has no pain in her <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />or <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>, no <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty in breathing</symptom>.\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"2\">Tongue</bodypart> a little whitish, but moist,\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"68\">thirst rather increased</symptom>; appetite moderate;\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart> clear;\r\n      <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular rather inclining\r\n    <lb />to be <symptom n=\"31\">lax</symptom>;\r\n      <condition n=\"8\">menses have also been regular\r\n    <lb />until the last period, viz 17 days ago\r\n    <lb />when there was no <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> or any\r\n    <lb />pain in the region of the <bodypart n=\"34\">Uterus</bodypart></condition>.\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">Pulse</symptom> weak, &amp; small, when in bed about\r\n    <lb />8 o\'clock a.m. 120, when out of bed about during\r\n    <lb />the day 130, sometimes 135.\r\n      \r\n <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />She sometimes, tho seldom complains\r\n    <lb />of a <symptom n=\"20\">coldness over all her body</symptom>, which is\r\n    <lb />succeeded by <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom>, \r\n      &amp; the palm of her <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />are frequently affected with a <symptom n=\"21\">hot</symptom>\r\n    <lb />burning sensation. Her <symptom n=\"17\">sleep is often\r\n    <lb />interrupted</symptom> by the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>, &amp; she \r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">sweats</symptom> considerably during the nights.\r\n    <lb />These symptoms, without much \r\n    <lb />variation have continued\r\n      since <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>y.</sup> </abbr><expan>February</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />last, &amp; were occasioned as she imagines\r\n    <lb />by getting wet of her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> one day during\r\n    <lb />the frost. The <symptom n=\"75\">hoarseness</symptom> has continued\r\n    <lb />much longer, &amp; was the consequence \r\n    <lb />of a previous <condition n=\"13\">cold</condition>.\r\n      She has been <treatment n=\"1\">bled</treatment>\r\n    <lb />5 times to about a pint each time,\r\n    <lb />&amp; she says her <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> was always\r\n    <lb />covered with a buffy coat. What\r\n    <lb />other remedies she has used I\r\n    <lb />cannot tell, but I imagine they\r\n    <lb />have been altogether <action n=\"19\">Pectorals</action> &amp;\r\n    <lb />Balsamics. Within these few days\r\n      \r\n <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />she has complained of some little pains &amp;\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom> at \r\n      her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>. Can bear to\r\n    <lb />ride in a carriage, &amp; thinks her <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>\r\n    <lb />is not then so frequent &amp; troublesome as\r\n    <lb />when at rest. Till I have the pleasure\r\n    <lb />of hearing from you, shall order her\r\n    <lb />nothing but <ingredient n=\"14\">a mild opiate</ingredient> at bedtime\r\n    <lb />and a few drops of \r\n      <ingredient n=\"1\">Tinct. Cort. Peru</ingredient> &amp;\r\n      <ingredient n=\"108\">Elix. \r\n<lb />vit. acid.</ingredient> twice\r\n      a day in <ingredient n=\"6\" t=\"19\">Infus. Fol. Tussilag.</ingredient>\r\n    <lb />with a light diet, new milk morning\r\n    <lb />&amp; evening warm from the cow, and \r\n    <lb />exercise in a carriage.\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n   \r\n    <lb />You will now be soon relieved from\r\n    <lb />considerable fatigue, &amp; will have \r\n    <lb />leisure to attend to your health which\r\n    <lb />I hope may long continue. M<sup>r.</sup>\r\n    <lb />Irwin died in the autumn, he was not\r\n    <lb />able to retain any thing on his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />for some weeks before he died. My\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>comp<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>compliments</expan></choice>\r\n    to M<sup>rs</sup> Cullen.\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n   \r\n <closer>\r\n    \r\n    <salute>I am Sir yours\r\n    <lb />sincerely</salute>\r\n     \r\n  <signed>\r\n      John Heysham\r\n  </signed>\r\n     \r\n </closer> \r\n   \r\n   <postscript>P. S. inclosed are 2 notes</postscript>\r\n    \r\n  </div>\r\n\r\n</body>\r\n', 1845, 2, '2013-08-14 16:39:20', 70),
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When I waked out of my first Sleep, I found a Stopage\r\n    <lb />and <symptom n=\"27\">got little or no water</symptom>, till about 12 o\'Clock forenoon next day\r\n    <lb />Sometime thereafter I happened to drink freely at <unclear>new</unclear> punch, and\r\n    <lb />found a <symptom n=\"27\">Stopage</symptom> in the same way, and think <symptom n=\"27\">I did not pass my\r\n    <lb />urine as free as usual</symptom>, the greatest part of last winter and Spring;\r\n    <lb />On the night of the 12<sup>th.</sup> April being on a visit at a friends house\r\n    <lb />I eat some Super, which I seldom did for sometime past, and eat\r\n    <lb />a little Salmon, which I thought seemed heavie on my <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, there\r\n    <lb />were three other Gentlemen in Company, and we drank more punch\r\n    <lb />than I had done for some time before, when I waked near morning\r\n    <lb />I found a <symptom n=\"23\">total Stop</symptom>. Having no person of Skill near me and being\r\n    <lb />in great pain I sent for a man to <treatment n=\"1\">blood</treatment> me in hopes of getting some\r\n    <lb />ease, and began using <treatment n=\"21\">fomentations</treatment> of cloathes \r\n      dipt in hot <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del>\r\n    <lb />water, the Country Surgeon and Doctor McKenzie from Ross were\r\n    <lb />sent for, the Surgeon arrived that night and advised to continue the\r\n    <lb /><treatment n=\"21\">fomentations</treatment>, and prescribed for my drink, Barley water <ingredient n=\"149\">Linseed\r\n    <lb />tea</ingredient> and toast and water, Doctor M<sup>c</sup>Kenzie arrived next day, he put\r\n    <lb />me in warm water approved of my drink, and ordered \r\n     the <ingredient n=\"149\">Linseed tea</ingredient> \r\n    <lb />to be Sweetened with <ingredient n=\"76\">Manna</ingredient>, and the Barley water and gruel with\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"149\">tamerons</ingredient>, he also gave me pounded Sugar and \r\n      <ingredient n=\"8\">cream of tartar</ingredient> to\r\n    <lb />put in my mouth at times to prevent thirst and to prevent my\r\n    <lb />drinking too much, all to little or no purpose. I was in the utmost\r\n    <lb />distress, the Surgeon had a broken <treatment n=\"12\">Catheter</treatment>.\r\n     I made him go with it that\r\n    <lb />night to a handy Smith in the neighbourhood, and on the forenoon of the 15<sup>th.</sup>\r\n    <lb />he used the <treatment n=\"12\">Catheter</treatment> and took off \r\n     a large quantity of urine, which \r\n    <lb />gave me vast ease. I had three Miles of very bad road to get home\r\n    <lb />But I found such ease after using the <treatment n=\"12\">Catheter</treatment>, that I rode home\r\n    <lb />with great ease, only I lighted three times to see if I could get\r\n    <lb />any water made having a volent disire, <symptom n=\"27\">but could not make one\r\n    <lb />drop</symptom>, nor all that Day. The <treatment n=\"12\">Catheter</treatment> \r\n     was appplied that night\r\n    <lb />but could not bring off one drop, which I believe was owing\r\n    <lb />to the <bodypart n=\"56\">bladder</bodypart> being in such disorder that the matter it contained\r\n    <lb />could not enter the tubes of the <treatment n=\"12\">Catheter</treatment>, and this I concluded \r\n    <lb />because all that night, what I past with the greatest torture was a\r\n      \r\n <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />thick matter of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> and Slime of the thickness of\r\n    <lb />gruel. I should have mentioned that the <treatment n=\"12\">Catheter</treatment> was twice \r\n    <lb />introduced and the last time, there came along with it a good\r\n    <lb />quantity of Clotted <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> and\r\n      some clean <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>, the <treatment n=\"12\">Catheter</treatment>\r\n    <lb />was applied next day, and brought off a large quantity of urine\r\n    <lb />I continued the use of the <treatment n=\"12\">Catheter</treatment> for ten days, always\r\n    <lb />once and Sometimes twice in the 24 hours. I lived very\r\n    <lb />moderat, and used for drink Barley water, <ingredient n=\"149\"></ingredient>Lintseed\r\n    <lb />tea sweetened with <ingredient n=\"76\">manna</ingredient> and\r\n      <ingredient n=\"132\">tamerins</ingredient> and some\r\n    <lb />times drank the gruel, I also drank at times a little\r\n    <lb />white wine and water and had <ingredient n=\"8\">cream of tartar</ingredient> and sugar\r\n    <lb />given me to lessen my thirst, that I might not drink too\r\n    <lb />much. I was about the Eight day of my distress, put\r\n    <lb />again in warm water, and continued at one time half an hour\r\n    <lb />and next day 20 minutes, I felt no pain while in the\r\n    <lb />warm bath, but turned <symptom n=\"3\">Sickly</symptom> after coming out of it. I\r\n    <lb />now began to be affraid of the consequence of using the\r\n    <lb /><treatment n=\"12\">Catheter</treatment> so frequently and so long, and wanted if possible\r\n    <lb />to do without it, for the first 12 hours after useing the\r\n    <lb /><treatment n=\"12\">Catheter</treatment>, I cou\'d not get one drop of urine, But after\r\n    <lb />that began to get a little more, and the next day got a\r\n    <lb />vast quantity much more than I got when in health\r\n    <lb />and this continued for severall days, In so much that\r\n    <lb />the Surgeon though it was <condition n=\"6\">a Diabetes</condition>, the urine was\r\n    <lb />of a very light collour, I was then advised not to live\r\n    <lb />so very moderat, and to give up the use of <unclear>Slabs</unclear>, and\r\n    <lb />to drink one or two glasses of port, which I did,\r\n    <lb />the urine then turned of a more natural collour,\r\n    <lb />But now I find that I <symptom n=\"27\">pass my water in the day time\r\n    <lb />in drops and with some difficulty</symptom>, when I am in bed \r\n    <lb />I <symptom n=\"27\">pass it with greater ease</symptom> on my side, and have a\r\n    <lb />violent desire every two or three minutes, which I find\r\n    <lb />comes on with a pain in the top of the <bodypart n=\"31\">yard</bodypart>, whenever I\r\n    <lb />fall a sleep, the <symptom n=\"27\">mater passes from me insensibly</symptom>, and\r\n    <lb />in this way I pass a large quantity every night, which\r\n    <lb />goes thro the Matress, and when I sit, it goes from me\r\n    <lb />without pain, except a little in the top of the <bodypart n=\"31\">yard</bodypart> when\r\n    <lb />it begins, when I feel it coming I get up to take the pot\r\n    <lb />but find I then pass it with difficulty and only in drops\r\n    <lb />There is a time it passes from me <add place=\"above\">better</add> than when there is any \r\n    <lb />kind of erection\r\n     \r\n     \r\n <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n     \r\n     \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />The next thing to be considered is whether I have a\r\n    <lb />a <symptom n=\"32\">gravel</symptom>, I have at different times \r\n      past a sort <add place=\"above\">of</add> Slime\r\n    <lb />frequently and at this time past some <symptom n=\"32\">Sand</symptom>, but much more\r\n    <lb />of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> and Slime. I can bear the roughest Exercise\r\n    <lb />by riding or otherwise without the least pane. I feel\r\n    <lb />no kind of paine in the <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> \r\n      or <bodypart n=\"45\">kidneys. I ride a little</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />every day, and find that I can refrain <add place=\"above\">from</add> attempting to\r\n    <lb />make water longer, when I ride than otherwise. When\r\n    <lb />I past much urine, my <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> \r\n      <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom>, they were rubbed\r\n    <lb />a little with a <treatment n=\"18\">flesh brush</treatment> and the\r\n      <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> is gone off.\r\n    <lb />I am <symptom n=\"26\">much reduced</symptom> and \r\n      <symptom n=\"23\">lost vastly of my Strength</symptom>, but in\r\n    <lb />this respect I am rather better than I was, I remarked\r\n    <lb />that when I eat some meat such as mutton veal or\r\n    <lb />fowl and drank some glasses of wine and water, my\r\n    <lb />thirst was not so great. The <symptom n=\"27\">passing of my water in my \r\n    <lb />sleep</symptom> is most disagreable and <symptom n=\"17\">prevents my sleeping\r\n    <lb />so well</symptom> as I wou\'d otherwise. I drink a little warm\r\n    <lb />milk Sweetned with Sugar. I can get Goat milk\r\n    <lb />or Goat whey if thought proper. I am fond of Smal\r\n    <lb />Beer, and to keep an obedient <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>, I eat greens\r\n    <lb />everyday â€“â€“â€“ on the whole I believe there is \r\n    <lb />some obstruction or other about the <bodypart n=\"56\">bladder</bodypart>, but\r\n    <lb />whether occassioned by <symptom n=\"32\">Sand</symptom>, slime or the like the\r\n    <lb />Doctor will Judge â€“â€“â€“\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n    \r\n \r\n <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n  </div>\r\n  <div>\r\n    \r\n    <handShift />\r\n    \r\n    <p>\r\n       \r\n       <lb />The case of W<sup>m</sup> â€“â€“\r\n       <lb />Sutherland of Schersness\r\n       <lb />to be laid before D<sup>r.</sup>\r\n       <lb />Cullen â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n</p>\r\n<annot>\r\n  <handShift />\r\n       <lb />9<sup>th</sup> May 1780.\r\n       <lb /><u>XI, p. 12</u>\r\n       \r\n    </annot>\r\n\r\n  </div>\r\n  \r\n</body>\r\n', 1848, 2, '2012-11-14 16:28:58', 75),
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backward Season\r\n    <lb />has evidently produced in such a <symptom n=\"23\">weak &amp; worn\r\n    <lb />out frame</symptom> as M<sup>rs.</sup> Hamiltons; since my\r\n    <lb />last, she has gradually become worse &amp;\r\n    <lb />is now so <symptom n=\"26\">emaciated</symptom> &amp; wore out, that I dont\r\n    <lb />think any person in the last stage of a <condition n=\"12\">ConÂ¬\r\n    <lb />sumption</condition> can possibly be more so, there is\r\n    <lb />now a necessity of helping her out &amp; into bed\r\n    <lb />&amp; she complains of <symptom n=\"23\">oppression &amp; failure of\r\n    <lb />strength</symptom> on the least Motion,\r\n    also her <bodypart n=\"8\">Face</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />has got more of a thin ghastly appearance.\r\n    <lb />Her Spirits are still good, talks easily &amp; at\r\n    <lb />times with as loud a voice &amp; heal like <add place=\"above\">a</add> Sound as\r\n    \r\n <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n    \r\n    <lb />as ever; the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> is greatly better within\r\n    <lb />these 5 Days, but during that Time, &amp; 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which is now more than a fortnight\r\n    <lb />her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse Seems to be becomming more &amp; more\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n    \r\n       <lb />quick,</symptom> &amp; has <add place=\"above\">been always</add> \r\n    most perceptably so before a great\r\n    <lb />fall of Rain or the approach of worse weather than is\r\n    <lb />going on at the Time, this <symptom n=\"15\">quickness \r\n    of pulse</symptom> is generally\r\n    <lb />abated in some Degree, by a Severe <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom>\r\n    of <symptom n=\"4\">Coughing</symptom>\r\n    <lb />with a consequent <symptom n=\"76\">Spitting</symptom> of \r\n    a tastless thick phlegm,\r\n    <lb />an attack of <symptom n=\"31\">Looseness</symptom>, \r\n    or <symptom n=\"28\">a profuse Sweat</symptom>; Her  \r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">pulse since\r\n       <add place=\"above\">the beggining <unclear>of</unclear></add> that Time \r\n    has varyed between 90, &amp; \r\n       <lb />102</symptom>; Before one fall of Rain, lately, She Complained\r\n    <lb />of her <add place=\"above\">old</add> <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatick</condition>\r\n    pains thro every <bodypart n=\"73\">Joint</bodypart>, &amp; it was folÂ¬\r\n    <lb />lowed by a severe <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom> attack. â€“â€“ She always\r\n    <lb />was very averse to the use of <ingredient n=\"14\">opiats</ingredient> \r\n    till of late, since\r\n    <lb />when She has been rather more <symptom n=\"68\">thirsty</symptom> &amp; given to <symptom n=\"71\">waver\r\n    <lb />in her mind.</symptom> â€“â€“ Garden Stuffs of all kinds have\r\n    <lb />been recommended but she complaints that thay rather stand\r\n    <lb />to <symptom n=\"31\">open her too much</symptom>. â€“â€“ She continues the use of\r\n    <lb />Cow\'s milk.â€“â€“ &amp; enclines to take a little Sweet wine\r\n    <lb />in her Drink or spoon meat in order to prevent her\r\n    <lb />feelling her own <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom>. â€“â€“ Has used the common\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"126\" t=\"27\">almond Emulsion</ingredient> with a very\r\n    little <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"28\">oil</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"18\">Syrupe of\r\n    <lb />poppies</ingredient> in it for some Time with some benefit to\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n    <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> at night. â€“â€“ I would be very happy to hear\r\n    <lb />from you soon if you Judge any thing farther proper to be\r\n    <lb />tryed in such a Desperate case &amp; I remain, with due Esteam\r\n   \r\n   \r\n </p>\r\n    \r\n    <closer>\r\n       \r\n <salute>\r\n    \r\n    your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> &amp; obliged Servant\r\n \r\n </salute>\r\n       \r\n       <signed>Alex<sup>r:</sup> Copland</signed>\r\n       \r\n       \r\n    </closer>  \r\n   \r\n   </div>\r\n   <div>\r\n      \r\n   <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n   <p>\r\n   <lb />To\r\n   <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n<lb />Mint Closs\r\n   <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin.â€“</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n    \r\n    <handShift />\r\n    \r\n    <annot>\r\n       \r\n       <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Hamilton\r\n       <lb />of\r\n       <lb />May 1780\r\n       <lb />XI. p. \r\n       \r\n    </annot>\r\n   </p>\r\n   </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>\r\n\r\n    \r\n    \r\n    ', 1850, 2, '2012-11-14 16:49:45', 70),
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I found myself\r\n    <lb />so much benefited by this or by the steady\r\n    <lb />frosty Weather we had about that time, that\r\n    <lb />I thought it unecessary to put your last orders\r\n    <lb />into execution &amp; am very averse to <treatment n=\"9\">vomiting</treatment> it \r\n    <lb />operates severely with me, &amp; indeed from a tryal\r\n    <lb />I made of them when I was first seized with\r\n    <lb />these complaints I have little hopes of their\r\n    <lb />doing me any service. I will however make\r\n    <lb />another tryal of them should you still think\r\n    <lb /><del>them</del> it necessary - â€“ â€“ â€“\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />Notwithstanding the badness of the\r\n    <lb />winter I have enjoyed a much better state of health\r\n    <lb />than I did the preceeding one. I have <add place=\"above\">had</add> but few\r\n    <lb />other violent or lasting returns of my various\r\n    <lb />complaints. I have been pretty free of the <symptom n=\"48\">heartburn</symptom>\r\n    \r\n   <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n   \r\n   \r\n    <lb />&amp; <del>Swimming in</del> <symptom n=\"22\">Giddiness</symptom> in \r\n   my <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> during the\r\n    <lb />most of the Winter - &amp; I find my <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowells</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />still troubled with great <symptom n=\"7\">flatulency</symptom>, particularly\r\n    <lb />the latter &amp; I have within these five Weeks by\r\n    <lb />past been frequently attacked with a <symptom n=\"40\">griping</symptom>\r\n      &amp; \r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"31\">lax</symptom> which disorders me greatly &amp; brings on\r\n    <lb />a temporary return of all my complaints\r\n    <lb />upon the whole I have for <del>this</del> a long time\r\n    <lb />been rather inclined to have <symptom n=\"31\">loose Stools</symptom> with\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"40\">gripings</symptom> which says as much as if things\r\n    <lb />were not yet right - I beg you may say what\r\n    <lb />you think will be of service in this case.\r\n    <lb />I made tryall of the Elixir you prescribed in\r\n    <lb />your last, but find that when taken in a \r\n    <lb />much less quantity than you ordered, that\r\n    <lb />it both <symptom n=\"40\">gripes</symptom> &amp; <action n=\"24\">purges</action> me\r\n        a great deal\r\n    <lb />from which circumstances I presume it is not\r\n    <lb />proper for my complaints. My appetite is\r\n    <lb />upon whole very good, indeed I am rather\r\n    <lb />inclined to eat more animal food than is\r\n       \r\n <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n       \r\n    <lb />proper for me &amp; for the most part rest very well\r\n    <lb />but still find that bitter disagreeable taste in\r\n    <lb />my <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> when I first awake in the morning.\r\n       \r\n  </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n         \r\n    <lb />The Season is now fast approaching \r\n    <lb />for Sea bathing. I shall therefor be obliged to you\r\n    <lb />for directions when to begin a course of it, how\r\n    <lb />often &amp; at what time of the day is most\r\n    <lb />proper with every other necessary direction <del>as</del>\r\n    <lb /><del>wel</del> in this as well as in every other thing respect<supplied>ing</supplied>\r\n    <lb />the management of myself during the Summer\r\n    <lb />Season. Say would another course of the <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeate</ingredient> &amp;c\r\n    <lb />be proper either before or at the time of bathing\r\n    <lb />should I throw off the Flannell Shirt in the\r\n    <lb />Summer or not. I wore it all the last one \r\n    <lb />I found no inconveniency from the heat?\r\n    <lb />excuse me for troubling you with so many\r\n    <lb />of what I dare say you will think trifling\r\n    <lb />queries - I shall expect to hear from you as\r\n    <lb />soon as <del><illegible l=\"1\"/></del> <add place=\"above\">you</add> can make it convenient. I am in haste\r\n    \r\n    </p>   \r\n    \r\n <closer>\r\n    \r\n    <salute><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir Your very <choice><abbr>hum<sup>l</sup> Ser<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>humble Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n     \r\n  <signed>\r\n      John M<sup>c</sup>Kie \r\n      \r\n  </signed>\r\n     \r\n </closer> \r\n     \r\n   </div>\r\n   <div>\r\n       \r\n  <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n    \r\n    <handShift />\r\n    \r\n    <annot>\r\n       \r\n    <lb />John M<sup>c</sup>Kie\r\n    <lb />May 1780 -\r\n    <lb />XI. p.11\r\n     \r\n    </annot>\r\n  \r\n   </div>\r\n\r\n</body>\r\n', 1851, 2, '2012-11-14 17:03:41', 75),
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Antonomial</ingredient> â€“â€“ has lived in\r\n    <lb />the Country in a free Air, where she exercised\r\n    <lb />properly â€“â€“â€“ Drank Asses milk, and in the\r\n    <lb />proper Seasons used Sea Bathing â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n       \r\n </p>\r\n   \r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />Towards the Close of Autumn or beginning\r\n    <lb />of Winter Her complaints have usually\r\n    <lb />returned more or Less â€“â€“â€“â€“ M<sup>rs.</sup> Harrison\r\n    <lb />will inform you of all farther <u>peculiar</u>\r\n    <lb />particulars relative to the Young Lady\'s\r\n    <lb /><u>Age</u> &amp; constitution â€“â€“â€“ and indeed Sir\r\n    <lb />whatever I could further relate by Letter\r\n    <lb />will be much better exemplified upon the\r\n    <lb />Spot by Her, whose Good sense, Maternal\r\n    <lb />affection &amp; regard to the Young Lady from\r\n    <lb />Her Infancy has in every instance made\r\n    <lb />impressions stronger than I can possibly\r\n      \r\n  <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />commit to paper â€“â€“ \r\n    \r\n   </p>\r\n    \r\n <closer>\r\n    \r\n    <salute>\r\n       \r\n       <lb />I am Sir \r\n<lb />with the greatest regard \r\n<lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>r.</sup> most Obed<sup>t:</sup> Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>your most Obedient Servant</expan></choice>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n    </salute>\r\n     \r\n  <signed>\r\n      \r\n      Rich<sup>d:</sup> Lambert\r\n      \r\n  </signed>\r\n     \r\n     \r\n </closer>  \r\n      \r\n   </div>\r\n   \r\n   <div>\r\n      \r\n      <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n    \r\n    <handShift />\r\n    \r\n    <annot>\r\n       \r\n       \r\n       <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Lambert <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n       <lb />Miss Harrison â€“\r\n       <lb />May 1700\r\n       <lb />V. 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This Course\r\n    <lb />hath been observed ever since May last tho the Patient hath\r\n    <lb />always had what is called \r\n    a <symptom n=\"23\">Weak</symptom> <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>.\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n    <lb />No <symptom n=\"125\">Hardness</symptom> nor <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> of either the <bodypart n=\"58\">HypochondriÃ¦</bodypart> can be felt,\r\n    <lb />/ except a general distension of the whole <bodypart n=\"30\">abdomen</bodypart>,\r\n      evidently from\r\n    <lb />air during the paroxysm / <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> regular,\r\n      rather inclining to\r\n    <lb />be <symptom n=\"31\">lax</symptom> than otherwise. Stools of a natural appearance -\r\n    <lb />urine in proper quantity, at the beginning pale <del>Coloured</del>\r\n    <lb />towards the End is higher Coloured, &amp; deposits a lateritious\r\n    <lb />Sediment. No <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom> \r\n      of the <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart>. <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse</symptom> variable,\r\n    <lb />while the disorder continues is generally feeble &amp; from 80 to 90 -\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> dull &amp; heavy - \r\n      <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> higher coloured than ordinary â€“\r\n    <lb />He hath at times complained of <symptom n=\"50\">cramp</symptom> pains in the <bodypart n=\"23\">Achilles TenÂ¬\r\n    <lb />don</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"68\">muscles</bodypart> of \r\n      the <bodypart n=\"24\">Feet</bodypart>, &amp;\r\n        he hath also sometimes felt a \r\n    <lb />High pain in the <bodypart n=\"25\">Ball of his great Toe</bodypart>, but these Symptoms\r\n    <lb />are by no means constant Attendants. â€“â€“â€“ \r\n       \r\n       \r\n  <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n       \r\n    <lb />He never had a <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> of the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition>,\r\n      nor is he of a family where that\r\n    <lb />disease can be traced. He never was subject to any \r\n      <condition n=\"38\">hÃ¦morrhoidal</condition>\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> â€“â€“. For these 20 years he hath lived without\r\n    <lb />much Exercise, an easy kind of Life; tho\' by no means addicted\r\n    <lb />to Intemperance. His common diet had been Tea twice a day\r\n    <lb />Spirits &amp; Water at Dinner &amp; Supper &amp; every day he Smokes\r\n    <lb />three or four Pipes of Tobacco. The <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>\r\n      is generally lax -\r\n    <lb />with Black Hair &amp; blackish <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart>. â€“â€“\r\n    \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />Queritus 1<sup>st.</sup> Are we to consider this disease as a \r\n      true <symptom n=\"48\">Dyspepsia \r\n    <lb />Idiopathica</symptom> of which it hath the greatest part of the PathognoÂ¬\r\n    <lb />monic Symptoms? or\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n   \r\n    <lb />2<sup>d.</sup> Are we to consider it as Symptomatic of an Obstruction in\r\n    <lb />any of the <bodypart n=\"84\">Glandular</bodypart> \r\n      <bodypart n=\"30\">Abdominal</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"60\">Viscera</bodypart>? or\r\n    \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n      \r\n    <lb />3<sup>d.</sup> Are we to consider it as any way connected with\r\n       the <condition n=\"50\">Atonic</condition> <condition n=\"3\">Gout.</condition>\r\n    <lb />This last Supposition, tho\' at least probable, yet the pains about\r\n    <lb />the <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> have always been very slight &amp; so often absent enÂ¬\r\n    <lb />tirely, that joined to other Considerations it never hath been more\r\n    <lb />attended to, than just to make me on the Look out, in case it\r\n    <lb />should Appear that Nature was attempting a Critical deposition\r\n    <lb />on the <bodypart n=\"52\">Extremities</bodypart>.\r\n       \r\n   </p>\r\n   \r\n  <p>\r\n     \r\n  \r\n     <lb />As to Obstructions in any of the \r\n     <bodypart n=\"84\">Glandular</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"60\">Viscera</bodypart>, The absence\r\n    <lb />of pain &amp; hardness, joined to a regular <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>, \r\n     with stools of a \r\n    <lb />Yellow Colour, &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> in good order have always made me\r\n    <lb />reject that Supposition â€“â€“ My Patient had some how or other\r\n    <lb />got it into his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> that \r\n     his <bodypart n=\"44\">Liver</bodypart> was unsound.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />I have therefore always considered &amp; treated it as a <symptom n=\"48\">Dyspepsia</symptom>\r\n    <lb />brought on by an easy full Living, with little Exercise, &amp; probably\r\n    <lb />encreased by his Smoaking Tobacco. â€“\r\n     </p>\r\n  <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n     <p>\r\n    <lb />In the Cure <treatment n=\"9\"><u>Vomits</u></treatment> were Employed\r\n     at the beginning with some\r\n    <lb />advantage, but on this Patient <symptom n=\"3\">Vomiting</symptom> is particularly severe\r\n    <lb />they therefore have not been much used of late.\r\n     \r\n  </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb /><action n=\"24\">Purgatives</action> had also been used at first, \r\n      but as his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> is alÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ways so regular they did not seem to be much indicated, &amp;\r\n    <lb />their repetition might <symptom n=\"23\">weaken</symptom> still more the tone of the\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, they have been therefore laid aside.\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n   \r\n    <lb />Of the Class of <treatment n=\"29\">Tonics</treatment> several have \r\n      been tried, or to speak\r\n    <lb />more properly have been attempted to be tried, for from a \r\n    <lb />particular Idiosyncrasy this Patients <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> \r\n      rejects almost\r\n    <lb />every thing that hath the name &amp; appearance of a Medicine.\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> in Substance &amp; <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">Cold Infusion</ingredient>,\r\n      is immediately <symptom n=\"3\">thrown\r\n    <lb />up</symptom>, in <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tincture</ingredient> however is retained.\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n   \r\n    <lb />He hath been tried with pills of <ingredient n=\"5\">AsafÅ“tida</ingredient> \r\n      &amp; <ingredient n=\"169\">Extract of Gentian</ingredient> \r\n    <lb />but are hardly swallowed when they are <symptom n=\"3\">thrown back</symptom> again\r\n    <lb />&amp; various preparations have been met with the same fate.\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"19\">Infusions of Aromatics</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"113\">Bitters</ingredient>\r\n     in Spirits, both seperately\r\n    <lb />&amp; Conjoined are used, &amp; indeed the only Medicines I have ever\r\n    <lb />got his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> to retain. Neither \r\n      the <ingredient n=\"81\">Columba</ingredient> nor\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"82\">Fava Sancti Ignatii</ingredient> have yet been tried.\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n     \r\n    <lb />I got him a few bottles of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"17\">Harrogate Water</ingredient>,\r\n      but its disaÂ¬\r\n    <lb />greeable taste prevents him from taking any quantity\r\n    <lb />perhaps <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"9\">Pyrmont Water</ingredient> might answer better.\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n      \r\n   \r\n    <lb />As to regimen he is to exchange his tea for a trial of Cocoa.\r\n    <lb />He eats few Vegetables especially such as contain much fixed\r\n    <lb />air. His Drink is Porter, Spirits &amp; Water, or a Glass of Wine\r\n    <lb />ocassionally â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“ &amp; he rides out every good Day\r\n      \r\n <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n      \r\n     \r\n    <lb />I have repeatedly urged him to give over Smoking. He once\r\n    <lb />indeed refrained it for eight or ten days, but as he found no\r\n    <lb />sensible benefit in that time he just began to it again â€“\r\n    \r\n   </p>  \r\n      \r\n    </div>\r\n      \r\n    <div>\r\n    \r\n    <handShift />\r\n    \r\n    <annot>\r\n    \r\n    <lb />M<sup>r</sup> French\r\n    <lb />April. 1780\r\n    <lb />V. XI p.3 â€“\r\n    \r\n       \r\n    </annot>\r\n\r\n    </div>\r\n\r\n</body>\r\n', 1844, 2, '2012-11-07 14:28:57', 85),
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I then as he comÂ¬\r\n    <lb />plained much of <symptom n=\"6\">oppression</symptom>, <symptom n=\"5\">sickness</symptom> &amp;c. \r\n     gave an <action n=\"16\">Emolient</action>\r\n    <lb /><treatment n=\"6\">Glyster</treatment> \r\n     which had the desired Effect by giving two moderate\r\n    <lb />&amp; easy stools - as he has had no stool this day now 7 p.m.\r\n     <lb />I gave another dose of his <ingredient n=\"95\">salts</ingredient>, \r\n     as he seems not fond of his\r\n    <lb />first draught &amp; more accustom\'d to the second and hopes it will\r\n    <lb />have its desired Effects; he is \r\n     using <ingredient n=\"102\" t=\"15\"><unclear><ingredient n=\"75\">Decoct. 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Short <choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Pearson\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry</sup>.</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 4<sup>th</sup>. 1780\r\n    <lb />V.X p.156.\r\n        \r\n    </annot>\r\n               \r\n           </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>\r\n', 1816, 11, '2015-04-17 23:08:21', 56),
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I \r\n    was in downright torture\r\n    <lb />till the Surgeon got an Instrument minded \r\n    <treatment n=\"12\">the Catheter</treatment>, with this\r\n    <lb />Instrument, he Extracted all the water then in \r\n    my <bodypart n=\"56\">Blader</bodypart>, and\r\n    <lb />it has been used sometimes once and sometimes twice in the 24\r\n    <lb />hours ever since. When ever the urine is Extracted either shape\r\n    <lb />I find relief. But when the <bodypart n=\"56\">Bleeder</bodypart> fill again I am much disÂ¬\r\n    <lb />strest. The Doctor tells me I have no <condition n=\"17\">Stone in the Bleeder</condition>, But I have\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"89\">past Clotted blood</symptom> at times, \r\n    at other times clear <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> and generally \r\n    <lb />either the first or last that comes is a tinctured \r\n    with <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>. I am\r\n    <lb />not able to take my usual subsistance of meat or drinks,\r\n    <lb />yet I cannot say but I am otherwise in good health and think if\r\n    <lb />I knew how to <symptom n=\"27\">pass my water</symptom>, or get \r\n    any thing to have that effect\r\n    \r\n    \r\n <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n   \r\n      \r\n    <lb />I would be very well. I own I have been much alarmed and\r\n    <lb />what adds to my distress is I think of the situation my wife &amp;\r\n    <lb />family wou\'d be in if this was to carry me off. I must therefore\r\n    <lb />beg of you to get me the best advice. Some of your Phicisans\r\n    <lb />cannot miss to have met with such cases in course of their practice\r\n    <lb />If I could get the Clerkship dasposed of even for Â£100, I would willingÂ¬ \r\n    <lb />ly give it up, for I want much to do you that Justice which your\r\n    <lb />generous friendship is so justly entitled to. Since I began to write\r\n    <lb />this I observe that I pass <symptom n=\"32\">Sand</symptom> mixed\r\n      with <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>. If you\r\n    <lb />find it necessary to consult one or more able men I will pay the\r\n    <lb />Expence on demand. I rode from Rearrhaar / which is three Scots\r\n    <lb />miles of bad road from this place / on Saturday last, and made \r\n    <lb />several attempts to get water by the way, but could not. Doctor M<sup>c</sup>Â¬\r\n    <lb />kenzie advised me to ride every fair day. \r\n      I rode <choice><abbr>ab<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>about</expan></choice> two miles\r\n    <lb />yesterday, but got no ease untill <symptom n=\"12\">the urine was extracted</symptom>\r\n    <lb />about 11 at night. I got a very good nights rest, but no urine\r\n<lb /> till now \r\n      that it is two o Clock afternoon, that I tried with great\r\n    <lb />difficulty, a little mixt with <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>\r\n      and <symptom n=\"32\">sand</symptom>. I shall only add\r\n    <lb />that I am â€“\r\n   \r\n   </p>\r\n   \r\n <closer>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n    <salute>\r\n       \r\n       <choice><abbr>D</abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n    \r\n    <lb />yours</salute>\r\n     \r\n  <signed>\r\n      Will Sutherland\r\n      \r\n  </signed>\r\n    \r\n     \r\n </closer>  \r\n   \r\n   <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n   \r\n   <postscript>\r\n      \r\n      <lb />Doctor M<sup>c</sup>Kenzie at New Tarbat, the most famous man we have\r\n      <lb />is the Physician I consulted\r\n      \r\n   </postscript>\r\n    \r\n    </div>\r\n      \r\n      \r\n    <div>\r\n   \r\n   <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n   <p>\r\n   <lb />For\r\n   <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Robert Watt of Wood end\r\n   <lb /><illegible w=\"2\"/>\r\n   <lb /><choice><abbr>Edinb<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n   </p>\r\n    <handShift />\r\n   \r\n   \r\n    <annot>\r\n    \r\n    <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Sutherland\r\n    <lb />April 18. 1780.\r\n    <lb />V. XI. p. 6.\r\n    \r\n       \r\n    </annot>\r\n\r\n  \r\n</div>\r\n\r\n</body>\r\n', 1842, 2, '2012-11-07 13:18:30', 77),
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She beggs you\'ll\r\n        <lb />Consider her State and give me what\r\n        <lb />orders you think proper our roads are\r\n        <lb />so bad &amp; the weather so cold that Since\r\n        <lb />she came home she has not been on\r\n            <lb />horse back she still <symptom n=\"1\">complains of a\r\n                <lb />head ach</symptom> and <symptom n=\"3\">frequently vomits</symptom> I\r\n        <lb />all here joyns me in wishing you health\r\n        <lb />&amp; prossperity</p> <closer><salute>I am respectfully\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Dr:</abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> S<sup>ir</sup>\r\n        <lb />your <choice><abbr>Cuss: and Serv<sup>tt</sup></abbr><expan>Cussin <note>This does not necessarily mean \'cousin\' in any strict sense, but suggests that the writer, like other members of this Hamilton family, was to some extent intimate with Cullen.</note>and Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n        <signed>Marg:<sup>tt</sup> Hamilton</signed></closer>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" /><postscript><p><lb />she gott the warm Baths before She went to <choice><abbr>edinr</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> as you order\'d</p></postscript></div>\r\n    <div><handShift /><annot>\r\n  <p><lb />399 <sub>\"</sub> 10 <sub>\" \'</sub>\r\n      <lb />349 <sub>\"</sub> 16 <sub>\"</sub>33/4\r\n        <lb />___________________________\r\n        <lb />49 <sub>\"</sub> 13 <sub>\"</sub> 81/4</p>\r\n        <p><lb />244 <sub>\"</sub> 10 <sub>\"</sub> :\r\n            <lb />155 <sub>\"</sub> : <sub>\"</sub>:\r\n            <lb />___________________________\r\n            <lb />399 <sub>\"</sub> 10 <sub>\"</sub>:<note>The significance of these numerical annotations is obscure.</note>\r\n        </p></annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div><pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <handShift /><p><lb />To\r\n    <lb />M<sup>r</sup> William Cullen Doctor\r\n    <lb />of Medicine\r\n    <lb />Edinburg</p></div>\r\n</body>', 735, 1, '2013-09-17 14:03:56', 149),
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These\r\n        <lb />Symptoms <del>have</del> appeared at different times. At present the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"39\">convulsive Attacks</symptom> are banished, but the patient makes <symptom n=\"8\">no proÂ¬\r\n                <lb />gress towards the Recovery of her Appetite</symptom> and <symptom n=\"23\">Strength</symptom>, and\r\n            <lb />the Complaints of <bodypart n=\"1\">her Head</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, in spite of all I have\r\n        <lb />done, frequently return -- The Method I followed in attempting\r\n            <lb />a Cure was this. <condition n=\"39\">Suspecting Worms as the Cause of all the\r\n                <lb />Symptoms</condition>, I directed my Efforts to the Removal of them. <action n=\"14\">EmeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ticks</action>, and <ingredient n=\"2\">mercuriall <action n=\"24\">purgatives</action></ingredient> were used. The last, tho\' used\r\n            <lb /><supplied>in</supplied> great Doses, never operated. I gave another <action n=\"14\">Emetick</action>, and immeÂ¬\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />diately after it had done working, I gave the <ingredient n=\"113\" t=\"19\">Infusum Amarum</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />or <ingredient n=\"24\">duplice Senna</ingredient>. This brought away an immense Quantity\r\n            <lb />of Slime, and alleviated all the Complaints. Some <bodypart n=\"47\">simple nervous\r\n            <lb />medecines</bodypart> were used, and the last <action n=\"24\">purgative</action> repeated again and\r\n            <lb />again with the same Success. <condition n=\"39\">Once it brought away a large\r\n        <lb />round Worm</condition> -- After this the Child gained Ground, and was easy\r\n            <lb />for some Days, when the <bodypart n=\"1\"><symptom n=\"1\">Headach</symptom></bodypart>, <symptom n=\"3\">Sickness</symptom>, and <symptom n=\"40\">Gripes</symptom>, returned.\r\n            <lb />The <action n=\"14\">emetick</action> and <action n=\"24\">purgative</action> were received with their former good\r\n            <lb />Success, bringing away great quantities of Slime. In this InÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tervall of ease, I gave her twice a Day, <action n=\"45\">an anthelmintick powÂ¬\r\n            <lb />der</action> of equall parts of <ingredient n=\"44\">Sal Martis</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"22\">Valerian Root</ingredient>. She\r\n        <lb />continued well, for some some days, taking these, but has of late\r\n            <lb />relapsed into her usuall Complaints of <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>. As she\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"26\">is much extenuated</symptom>, and <symptom n=\"8\">without any Appetite</symptom>, I am difficulted\r\n        <lb />how to proceed. I was proposing to put her upon a Course\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"113\">aromatick Bitters</ingredient> with the <ingredient n=\"161\">Elixir Propriet: vulg:</ingredient>, after\r\n            <lb />promising another <action n=\"24\">Dose of the purgative</action>. <symptom n=\"34\">Her Complaints were\r\n        <lb />never attended with any fever, till this Relapse.</symptom> -- Your Advice\r\n        <lb />will greatly comfort me, for the most cutting Anxiety distresses\r\n        <lb />me, when Affairs dont goe as I could wish; and this Anxiety\r\n            <lb />is aggravated when I consider, that much depends upon my preÂ¬\r\n        <lb />sent Success. ---</p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p><lb />If Your time permits, I should be glad to know the\r\n        <lb />determination of the Society with Regard to my Essay on Marle\r\n        <lb />and also the Reception given to the paper <del>to</del> on Cornhill Water<note> This almost certainly refers to the Royal Medical Society Edinburgh (established 1737; Royal Charter 1778), of which Cullen was an early member. Alexander Ainslie\'s Edinburgh doctoral thesis was published in 1753, but these \"papers\" are untraced.</note></p>\r\n        <closer><salute>I am\r\n        <lb />Sir\r\n        <lb />Your most humble Servant</salute>\r\n        <signed>Alexander Ainslie</signed>\r\n        <dateline>Haddington 21<sup>st</sup>. March\r\n        <lb />1757</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" /><p>\r\n    <lb />To\r\n    <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n    <lb />at his Lodging in Warlds-end Closs\r\n    <lb />Edinburgh</p>\r\n        <handShift /><annot>1757</annot>\r\n</div></body>', 736, 3, '2013-09-12 11:37:02', 108);
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Yet we do not flatter ourselves to be more fortunate than so many able\r\n       <lb />Physicians that have hitherto cured said Captain, in unravelling &amp; bringing\r\n       <lb />to light the nature of his Malady, which may be called a rarity, &amp; not described\r\n       <lb />or <unclear>named</unclear> in any medicinal Books to our knowledge - Said Illness seems to\r\n       <lb />be the Traces of the bad Impression made on the liquid parts of of the Captains\r\n       <lb />Body by the malign Vapours of the Summer air of the Campagna Romana;<note>Low-lying area n Lazio region of central Italy, historically associated with malarial conditions.</note>\r\n       <lb />but every day we see even in Florence <add place=\"above\">people</add> offended by said Air; who undergo\r\n       <lb />Illnesses nothing like that which afflicts the Captain, in whose <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart> we\r\n       <lb />do not find the least Appearance of any obstruction. We have found his\r\n       <lb />habit of body very good, &amp; we are persuaded he does egregiously &amp; with pleasure\r\n       <lb />all the functions that a healthfull man can do, &amp; even it is some time that\r\n       <lb />his <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> his excellent, &amp; very comfortably nourishes all his parts. <choice><abbr>Notwithstand<sup>g</sup>.</abbr><expan>Notwithstanding</expan></choice>\r\n       <lb />that <u>Latet Anguis in herba</u><note>Translates as the expression \'lurking in the grass\'.</note> there is had in his Umours an unknown <symptom n=\"34\"><unclear>feaverish</unclear>\r\n       <lb />ferment</symptom>, which enlivens daily &amp; puts itself in motion constantly &amp; only\r\n       <lb />after a few Hours sleep. This such ferment or Venom seems to us, ought to\r\n       <lb />be supposed a sort of <symptom n=\"85\">an acrimonious Lentor</symptom> swimming on <bodypart n=\"61\">the Linfatick\r\n       <lb />Sierous Liquid parts</bodypart> of the Captain\'s Body, &amp; that may at certain times circulate\r\n       <lb />with impunity with said Liquids like the <condition n=\"3\">gouty</condition> <condition n=\"5\">Epileptick</condition> Incentives &amp; but\r\n       <lb />at certain other times, that is in the hours of Sleep, when the Circulation is\r\n       <lb />stirred up in a certain determined Manner, it is sensible &amp; offensive. Now\r\n       <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> <symptom n=\"34\"><unclear>the feaverish</unclear> Effervescence</symptom> is of a short duration, but yet it does not\r\n       <lb />forbear disturbing &amp; drawing up the membranious &amp; <bodypart n=\"47\">nervous Fibres</bodypart> <unclear>causing</unclear>\r\n       <lb />that daily Inquietude for which the Captain asks us a Remedy.\r\n       <lb />We therefore being willing to the utmost of our abilities to satisfye the Just\r\n       <lb />Request of said Gentleman we have founded our observations on the Consideration\r\n       <lb />of the things which in the quinquinnial Course of his Illness have been the\r\n       <lb />most beneficial, to take our measures for the Physical In<illegible l=\"4\" />tion, we are\r\n       <lb />therefore assured that the Captain has found the greatest &amp; <unclear>most essential</unclear> Relief\r\n       <lb />to his Disease from the Sun\'s Course &amp; that is from the Relapse\r\n\r\n       <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n\r\n       <lb /><symptom n=\"46\">Copious discharge of <symptom n=\"86\">slammy &amp; purulent</symptom> Matter</symptom>, which for two Summers consecutively\r\n       <lb />he has had from <condition n=\"32\">natural Ulcers of an Erpetical Nature</condition> opened in <bodypart n=\"20\">the Calf of his left\r\n           <lb />Leg</bodypart>. Since <symptom n=\"46\">these diurnal Tricklings of <symptom n=\"86\">waterish &amp; purulent</symptom> Matter</symptom> the Captain\'s Illness\r\n       <lb />is considerably diminished in quantity &amp; Vehemence, &amp; has established itself on a\r\n       <lb />very discreet footing on which it maintains itself without encreasing. Now\r\n       <lb />we shoud think if the Captain Could procure a third such Relief this next Summer,\r\n       <lb />that the morbous ferment of which there still remains a small portion hid in\r\n       <lb />his Body, wou\'d be entirly annihilated. But as the Summer is far off &amp; we cant\r\n       <lb />be sure that the force of nature will promote such a necessary Relief as in\r\n       <lb />reality was the Case last Summer, so we propose to the Captain to <unclear>procure</unclear>\r\n       <lb />himself without Delay some artificial Relief succedanious of the natural\r\n           <lb />which is not in our Power to chuse. Such as <treatment n=\"11\">an Issue to be made</treatment> as soon\r\n           <lb />&amp; where it may not hinder the Motion &amp; Use of <bodypart n=\"18\">the thigh</bodypart> itself. <treatment n=\"11\">This Issue\r\n       <lb />we wou\'d have to be kept open &amp; very running for some time, at least for\r\n       <lb />a Year,</treatment> which we shou\'d think woud be sufficient to expel from his Body,\r\n       <lb />that unknown hidden Venom. We hope also <treatment n=\"28\">that said Cautery</treatment> may make\r\n       <lb />efficacious <unclear>diversion</unclear> to draw off a small portion of <symptom n=\"46\"><symptom n=\"86\">purulent Matter</symptom> which\r\n       <lb />we have perceived to drip from <bodypart n=\"7\">the Windings of both the Captains Ears</bodypart></symptom>, in said\r\n       <lb />ears the daily <symptom n=\"34\">feaverish Effervescence</symptom> is more molested by <symptom n=\"13\">the Tinkling &amp; Whizing\r\n       <lb />it occasions in <bodypart n=\"7\">the Ear</bodypart></symptom>. &amp; very probably by the daily Impression, <unclear>it is</unclear> Long time,\r\n       <lb />it has produced <condition n=\"32\">small exulcerations</condition> from whence the abovesaid matter distills.\r\n           <lb />We hope <treatment n=\"11\">the running of the Issue</treatment> will help <symptom n=\"46\">the Trickling of <bodypart n=\"7\">the Ears</bodypart></symptom>, for\r\n           <lb />which reason we council the Captain to make <treatment n=\"8\">frequent Squirtings in <bodypart n=\"7\">the\r\n               <lb />Windings</bodypart> with a Lukewarm Scalding</treatment>, composed of <ingredient n=\"157\">the Tops of S<sup>t</sup>. John\'s Wort</ingredient>,\r\n       <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\">Rose Buds</ingredient>, &amp; <ingredient n=\"14\">a small piece of the head of a Poppy</ingredient> to facilitate the\r\n       <lb /><treatment n=\"29\">Cicatrization</treatment>. - With Regard to universal Medicines the Captain <supplied>has</supplied> <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n <lb />tryed so many that we have not Courage to propose him any new Ones; at\r\n       <lb />most we can only recommend the Use of thin Milk, we mean Whey of Cowes\r\n        <lb />Milk purifyed, &amp; also of <action n=\"11\">some Sweet &amp; Diaforetical Tisan</action>. This next Spring\r\n        <lb />perhaps wou\'d be beneficial the Use of a <ingredient n=\"15\" t=\"15\">Decoction</ingredient>, or <ingredient n=\"15\" t=\"18\">Syrrop of good\r\n        <lb />pulpey Salsapariglia</ingredient>, continued in the usual Rules for 24 Days at\r\n        <lb />least. Now so soon as he is returned to Leghorn we recommend to him\r\n        <lb />the Use of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"26\">the acidulated Waters of Asciano</ingredient>, of which he may take the\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />first morning lb 1. the Second lb 17 the third lb 2. continuing so for ten Mornings\r\n        <lb />the 14<sup>th</sup> let him turn to lb 17 on the 16<sup>th</sup>. to lb 1. &amp; so finish, as the Season is\r\n        <lb />not very favourable for such a Medicament. If in <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"26\">the acidulated Waters</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />he has a mind to put a little Cowes\' Milk, he may do it with profit,\r\n        <lb />at the Rate of Two Ounces <choice><abbr>p</abbr><expan>per</expan></choice> pound of Water. This what we have\r\n        <lb />thought proper to council said <choice><abbr>Cap.</abbr><expan>Captain</expan></choice> Gairdner to do, Whom we heartily \r\n        <lb />wish a perfect Cure.</p>\r\n        <closer><dateline>Florence the 13<sup>th</sup>. October 1758</dateline> \r\n            <signed> Gio. Targioni Tozzetti</signed></closer></div>\r\n</body>', 737, 11, '2014-10-13 13:27:43', 136),
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Had\r\n         <lb /><condition n=\"3\">Several threatenings of the Gout</condition> in <bodypart n=\"24\">both\r\n      <lb />feet</bodypart> but came to no height</p>\r\n      <p><lb /><choice><abbr>Dec <sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 16 </p>\r\n     <p><lb />Took a <action n=\"32\"><ingredient n=\"60\">mustard</ingredient> vomit</action> <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> wrought well\r\n          <lb />and brought off much Ropy phlegm and\r\n          <lb />no <symptom n=\"3\">after Sickness</symptom>, having taken 2 Spoon\r\n         <lb />fulls of <ingredient n=\"9\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Rhubarb</ingredient> in brandy\r\n          <lb />with Spices immediately after the operation\r\n          <lb />&amp; went to bed I was something reÂ¬\r\n         <lb />leived by <action n=\"32\">the vomit</action>, but had much\r\n         <lb /><symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom> in <bodypart n=\"46\">my Stomach</bodypart> and by Dr R<note>Unidentified.</note>\r\n             <lb />Advice began to Drink <ingredient n=\"32\">Lime water</ingredient>\r\n          <lb />{leaving off other things} <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> seemed\r\n             <lb />to agree very well <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"46\">my Stomach</bodypart></p>\r\n          <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n      <p><lb /><choice><abbr>Dec <sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 19</p>\r\n     <p><lb /> Took <action n=\"24\">a purge</action> of <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"10\">JalÂ¬\r\n          <lb />lap</ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> brought away much slime {<choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> the\r\n         <lb /><ingredient n=\"32\">Lyme water</ingredient> seemed to have loosened}\r\n          <lb />and this releived my complaints considerÂ¬\r\n          <lb />ably especially when I cou\'d get exercise.</p>\r\n     <p><lb /><symptom n=\"17\">Began to sleep a little better</symptom> &amp; quieÂ¬\r\n         <lb />ter and <symptom n=\"28\">to perspire better</symptom> in the night\r\n          <lb />Continued <ingredient n=\"32\">the Lime water</ingredient> &amp; encreased\r\n      <lb />from a mutchkin to a Chopin <choice><abbr>p</abbr><expan>per</expan></choice> day,\r\n         <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> <symptom n=\"8\">appetite</symptom> and evry way better</p>\r\n     <p><lb /> 24</p>\r\n     <p><lb />Repeated <action n=\"24\">the purge</action> as above <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n      <lb />did well but not near so much slime --</p>\r\n      <p><lb />After this had a slight return\r\n          <lb />of <condition n=\"13\">the Epidemic cold</condition> and all the other\r\n          <lb />Complaints of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> <symptom n=\"17\">watchfullÂ¬\r\n          <lb />ness</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"6\">lowness encreased</symptom> ---</p>\r\n     <p><lb />31<sup>st</sup></p>\r\n         <p><lb />Took <action n=\"32\">another <ingredient n=\"60\">mustard</ingredient> vomit</action> <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n<lb  />brought off much tough ropy phlegm\r\n<lb />but did not work freely heaving been\r\n         <lb />much impeded by <symptom n=\"7\">a great deal of wind</symptom>.\r\n         <lb /><symptom n=\"6\">Was very low</symptom> after <action n=\"32\">the vomit</action> all <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice>\r\n<lb />day and the night and next day\r\n<lb />after</p>\r\n      <p><lb />1759 <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1<sup>st</sup></p> \r\n     <p><lb />Began again to the\r\n          <lb /><ingredient n=\"16\">mustard seed</ingredient> in the morning <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"32\">Lime\r\n          <lb />water</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"159\">Tar water</ingredient> before \r\n          <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n          <lb />Dinner &amp; at bedtime but continued <ingredient n=\"32\">the Lyme\r\n          <lb />water</ingredient> thro the day &amp; at meat to 3 mutchkins</p>\r\n      <p><lb />2<sup>d</sup> a better night</p>\r\n      <p><lb />All the rest of this month and most of the\r\n      <lb />next continued in the same distressed way\r\n          <lb />nor cou\'d any releiff be expected from MediÂ¬\r\n      <lb />cine in the melancholy situation of the\r\n          <lb />Family. Tryed <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"15\">a decoction of Bark</ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\"><choice><abbr>tinct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>tincture</expan></choice>\r\n              <lb />of the same</ingredient> also <ingredient n=\"160\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Tansey</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"73\">Rhue</ingredient>\r\n          <lb />and <ingredient n=\"102\">wormwood</ingredient> but found no releiff, only\r\n          <lb /><ingredient n=\"32\">the Lime water</ingredient> seem\'d to be of some Service\r\n      <lb />especially to the Digestion &amp; to Dissolve\r\n      <lb />slime</p>\r\n      <p><lb /><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice></p>\r\n          <p><lb />After the middle of this month\r\n          <lb />the weather being favourable got\r\n          <lb />a good deal of Exercise, resumed the\r\n              <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"15\">Decoction of Bark</ingredient> made very turbid &amp;\r\n              <lb />strong <ingredient n=\"1\">an Ounce of Bark</ingredient> in Lib vi to Lib i\r\n              <lb />whereof 4 spoonfulls with <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">1 D<sup>o</sup> of Tincture\r\n                  <lb />of Bark</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"160\" t=\"1\">of Tansy</ingredient> &amp;c for a dose twice\r\n          <lb />a day. Still continuing <ingredient n=\"32\">the Lyme</ingredient>\r\n              <lb />sometimes <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"70\">Sassafras</ingredient> infused in it -\r\n          <lb />and took some <ingredient n=\"9\">small doses of Rhubarb</ingredient>\r\n              <lb />or <ingredient n=\"109\">Sacred Tincture &amp; Elixir</ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> brought\r\n          <lb />away much slime sometimes very\r\n          <lb />tough &amp; <symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom> whereby I was greatly\r\n          <lb />releived   </p>\r\n   <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n     <p><lb />March</p>\r\n     <p><lb />In the first Days of this month\r\n         <lb />had <symptom n=\"31\">a tendency to a Looseness</symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> Seem\'d also\r\n         <lb />to do service. 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This led me to\r\n         <lb />think of leaving off all medicines\r\n         <lb />except <action n=\"21\">the necessary laxatives</action> to\r\n         <lb />keep <bodypart n=\"64\">my belly</bodypart> regular &amp; even to\r\n         <lb />diminish as much as possible all\r\n         <lb />hot things in which I doubt I\r\n         <lb />had gone too great Lengths --</p>\r\n     <p><lb />Grew a little better towards the\r\n         <lb />end of the week ----</p>\r\n     <p><lb />17.</p> \r\n         <p><lb />Went to <choice><abbr>O:</abbr><expan>Ormiston</expan></choice> Hall -----ContiÂ¬\r\n     <lb />nued all the rest of this month and\r\n     <lb />part of next much in the same way\r\n         <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"6\">frequent returns of Lowness</symptom>\r\n     <lb />but rather less violent especially\r\n     <lb />when I got much riding ---</p>\r\n     <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n     <p><lb />May 18</p>\r\n     <p><lb />Returned to <choice><abbr>Hopt</abbr><expan>Hopetoun</expan></choice> House <symptom n=\"6\">very much\r\n         <lb />down excessively low</symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> all the conÂ¬\r\n     <lb />comitant Symptoms in as great a\r\n         <lb />degree if not greater than ever <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n     <lb />seemed to fix &amp; have less intervall\r\n         <lb />than usual. <symptom n=\"17\">Slept very ill</symptom> &amp;c --</p>\r\n     <p><lb />21</p>\r\n     <p><lb />Took <ingredient n=\"26\">5 gr of the cortical part of\r\n         <lb />Ipecacuan</ingredient> &amp; wrought it off <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n         <lb /><ingredient n=\"60\">mustard water</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"38\">hartshorn</ingredient>, it\r\n         <lb />operated 8 times very briskly withÂ¬\r\n     <lb />in the hour from taking and\r\n     <lb />Brought away a great load of\r\n     <lb />phlegm very tough &amp; ropy. This\r\n     <lb />gave considerable releiff being much\r\n         <lb />lighter and more active &amp; <symptom n=\"17\">Sleeping\r\n             <lb />some better after it</symptom>. <symptom n=\"27\">The great\r\n     <lb />Quantity of Limpid urine had for\r\n         <lb />sometime been gradually diminÂ¬\r\n     <lb />ished and at last seemed rather\r\n     <lb />scanty &amp; generally high coloured but\r\n         <lb />seldom with sediment.</symptom> After <action n=\"32\">the\r\n             <lb />vomit</action> began to drink <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"9\">Pirmont\r\n         <lb />water</ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> seemed to agree very well\r\n         <lb />But <symptom n=\"21\">having still heat</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"68\">dryness in my\r\n             <lb /><bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> thirst</symptom> (weather very hot)\r\n     <pb n=\"8\" />\r\n     <lb />and the other complaints tho greatly\r\n     <lb />abated not quite remov\'d</p>\r\n </div>\r\n    <div><handShift /><annot><p><lb />Earl of Hopeton\r\n    <lb />to\r\n    <lb />May 21 1759</p></annot></div>\r\n</body>', 739, 3, '2013-09-11 15:22:22', 101),
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The Consequence is that\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">his Stomach</bodypart> is totally gone &amp; <symptom n=\"3\">he is harrass\'d with the\r\n        <lb />most horrid reachings &amp; Vomitings that you can conceive.</symptom>\r\n        <lb />Sobriety more than Medicine has for a time restor\'d\r\n            <lb />him to health &amp; Strength, till <symptom n=\"8\">some new Excess took away his\r\n            <lb />desire of food</symptom> or <symptom n=\"3\">power of retaining it</symptom>. Since he\r\n        <lb />came to Town in the beginning of Winter he has had\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"34\">two little feverish Attacks</symptom> <add place=\"above\">from <condition n=\"13\">catching Cold</condition></add> &amp; one about ten Days before\r\n            <lb />he came in, which went off by <symptom n=\"31\">a slight Loseness</symptom>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />or <symptom n=\"28\">Sweats</symptom>. He was put on a variety of Courses\r\n            <lb />by M<sup>r</sup> Craufurd or me, of <ingredient n=\"113\">Bitters</ingredient> in Wine &amp; sometimes\r\n            <lb />with water &amp; a little Spirit - <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> - <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic</bodypart> Pills or\r\n            <lb /><unclear>Gummous</unclear> - <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"9\">Piremont Water</ingredient>. These were varied, but\r\n        <lb />when he got any tollerable health, were as soon laid\r\n            <lb />aside; &amp; indeed he never took them with any reguÂ¬\r\n            <lb />larity. When <symptom n=\"3\">torn to pieces with his Vomiting</symptom>, he\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> a great variety of drops - of <ingredient n=\"155\">Sp<sup>t</sup>. vol. oleos.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"65\">Ol. Cinna<illegible l=\"1\" /></ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><illegible l=\"4\" />enth. <ingredient n=\"67\" t=\"18\">Sp<sup>t</sup>. Aether.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"67\" t=\"18\">Sp<sup>t</sup>. Vitriol dulc.</ingredient> cum <ingredient n=\"48\">T. T.</ingredient> &amp; several\r\n            <lb />others differently combin\'d - When he has been <symptom n=\"17\">long withou<supplied>t</supplied>\r\n                <lb />Sleep &amp; much wore out</symptom>, <action n=\"34\">an Anodyne</action> has set all to rights,\r\n        <lb />but otherwise was much Avoided.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />Within this fortnight, before he had recover\'d Strength\r\n            <lb />from <symptom n=\"3\">a former Attack of Sickness &amp; Vomiting</symptom>; he fell into\r\n        <lb />another debauch of which he is but now getting free\r\n            <lb />being <symptom n=\"26\">vastly reduc\'d in flesh</symptom> <symptom n=\"23\">&amp; Strength</symptom>, <symptom n=\"3\"><bodypart n=\"46\">his Stomach</bodypart>\r\n                <lb />unable to take food</symptom> - pains about <bodypart n=\"58\">the Hypochondria</bodypart> from\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"7\">the Wind, which have been at times very severe, are\r\n                <lb />now abated</symptom>. He has had <condition n=\"15\">a Rheum</condition> at the same time\r\n            <lb />affecting <bodypart n=\"1\">one Side of his head</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart>, but it is going off.\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"60\">His Viscera</bodypart> seem free from Induration, tho they\r\n            <lb />have mostly lost their tone, <symptom n=\"24\">He has at times had\r\n            <lb />Costiveness which was easily remov\'d.</symptom></p>\r\n        <p><lb />He has come under an Engagement (but I know <add place=\"above\">not</add> if he has\r\n            <lb />Resolution to keep to it) to follow whatever Rules I shou\'d\r\n            <lb />prescribe him, but this I chose to deferr till we shou\'d\r\n            <lb />have your Opinion. therefore I hope you will be\r\n            <lb />particular in the Regimen you lay down for him\r\n            <lb />&amp; especially as to the kinds &amp; Quantities of Drinks\r\n            <lb />you think most proper for him.</p>\r\n            <p><lb />I shall be glad to have your Answer with\r\n<lb />the soonest -- &amp; wou\'d be obligd to you if you\r\n<lb />can inform me of any thing new in the medical\r\n<lb />way, Books &amp;c -- I sometimes see M<sup>r</sup> <choice><abbr>Rob<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Robert</expan></choice>, but\r\n<lb />he is so much absorb\'d in his Studies, it is very\r\n<lb />rarely. I\'m just now informd that the College\r\n            <lb />has declared M<sup>r</sup> Rouets place vacant<note>William Rouet (or Rouat) held the Chair of Oriental Languages at Glasgow University from 1751 to 1752, and that of Ecclesiatical History from 1752. He had matriculated there in 1730 and subsequently became a clergyman and acted as tutor to the children of John Maxwell of Pollok. After his professorial appointment Rouet taught infrequently, spending over two years in London between 1753 and 1756 pursuing legal actions on behalf of the University. In 1759, the Earl of Hopetoun offered to contribute Â£400 to establish an astronomical observer at the University, on condition that Rouet was granted a four-year leave of absence to travel to Europe as tutor to the Earl\'s son. The offer was declined but Rouet left for the Continent without permission. As Stevenson reports here, the Senate voted Rouet\'s chair vacant in 1760, but this dismissal was not accepted by the Crown. Rouet finally resigned in December 1761. He was a friend of David Hume and met James Boswell when both were on the Continent. Cullen\'s own period of employment at Glasgow University would have overlapped with that of Rouet.</note>  --\r\n\r\n\r\n</p>\r\n        <closer><salute>I beg my <choice><abbr>Comp<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice> to M<sup>rs</sup> Cullen &amp; am <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Doctor\r\n        <lb />Your most humble Servant</salute>\r\n            <signed>Alex<sup>r</sup> Stevenson</signed>\r\n        </closer></div>\r\n       <div> <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n           <p><lb />To\r\n           <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n           <lb />Physician\r\n           <lb /><choice><abbr>Edinb<sup><u>r</u></sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></p>\r\n           <handShift /><annot><p><lb />1760.</p></annot>\r\n           <handShift /><annot><p><lb />Doctor</p></annot>\r\n           \r\n</div>\r\n</body>', 740, 3, '2013-08-13 16:40:43', 122);
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Sinclair of Harpsdale July 18th 1772 -- </head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He is aged about 50, &amp; for these 8 years\' has been from time to time troubled with\r\n            <lb />a <condition n=\"43\">scorbutic</condition> <symptom n=\"30\">eruption</symptom> of the back of his <bodypart n=\"15\">hand</bodypart>, sometimes in both <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart>, &amp; once a simiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lar <symptom n=\"30\">eruption</symptom> appeared on one of his <bodypart n=\"15\">Legs</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It consists at first of <add place=\"above\">very</add> small elevations from the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>, containing a serous\r\n            <lb />humour, very <symptom n=\"78\">itchy</symptom>, &amp; discharged upon scratching the part. These run into\r\n            <lb />clusters &amp; form <symptom n=\"30\">circumscribed spots, generally circular, which sometimes\r\n            <lb />unite</symptom> so as to cover the back of the <bodypart n=\"15\">hand</bodypart> intirely. The whole then apÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pears elevated, rough, &amp; of a fiery colour. When about to heal, small\r\n            <lb />white scales fall off, leaving the part very smooth, glossy &amp; red. The\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> soon after recovers the natural appearance, or more frequentÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly this is prevented by a new <symptom n=\"30\">eruption</symptom>. -- At Intervels both\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart> seem quite well, &amp; have sometimes continued so for a twelvemonth\r\n            <lb />together. It is most disposed to <symptom n=\"30\">break out</symptom> in the Spring. This disorder,\r\n            <lb />at present is confined to the <bodypart n=\"15\">metacarpus</bodypart>: the <bodypart n=\"49\">cuticle</bodypart> thro\'  the rest of\r\n            <lb />the body is smooth &amp; white.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The Patient is neither corpulent nor very thin: his <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse</symptom> natural\r\n            <lb />his appetite very good, &amp; his excretions regular. He has no other Ailment.\r\n         </p>\r\n         <p> \r\n            <lb />Last spring, being then first called upon to see the Gentleman, I put\r\n             <lb />him under a course of the solution of sublimate in spirits with <ingredient n=\"150\"><choice><abbr>DecÂ¬     \r\n            <lb />coct\'</abbr><expan>Decoction</expan></choice> of the woods</ingredient>, the part affected being rubbed every night with <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\">merÂ¬\r\n            <lb />curial Ointment</ingredient>. He was kept moderately warm, &amp; this course\r\n            <lb />continued for 4 weeks. -- At first the <symptom n=\"30\">eruptions</symptom> seemed to abate for \r\n            <lb />some time, but all at once it <symptom n=\"30\">broke out</symptom> worse than ever in both\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart>. He was tired with the confinement &amp; discouraged: so it was\r\n            <lb />given up. The sublimate did not excite sweat, &amp; not above 1/4 <choice><abbr>gr.</abbr><expan>grains</expan></choice> of it\r\n            <lb />could be given daily without <choice><abbr>occasion <sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>occasioning</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"31\">loose stools</symptom>, which was avoided as \r\n            <lb />much as possible. \r\n         </p>\r\n         <p>\r\n            <lb />A Liniment of <ingredient n=\"120\"><choice><abbr>Saccar.</abbr><expan>Saccharum</expan></choice> Saturni</ingredient> with oil &amp; wax <add place=\"above\">was</add> applied a few days with no  \r\n            <lb />advantage.\r\n        </p>\r\n   <pb n=\"2\" />   \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />A lesser attack of this complaint had been formerly for some time\r\n            <lb />carried off, as was supposed, by the use of <ingredient n=\"62\" t=\"3\">saltwater</ingredient> taken in large\r\n            <lb />doses twice or thrice a week. -- After some Weeks interval, therefore,\r\n            <lb />I desired M<sup>r</sup> Sinclair to take <ingredient n=\"62\" t=\"3\">Saltwater</ingredient> every morning so as to procure\r\n            <lb />a loose stool every day. Also he took a draught of the <ingredient n=\"113\" t=\"19\"><choice><abbr>Infus.</abbr><expan>Infusion</expan></choice> amarum</ingredient> \r\n            <lb />twice a day. Nothing was applied to his hand but <treatment n=\"26\">Diapalma</treatment>.\r\n            <lb />This course was continued for two months, till now. About 3 weeks ago\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"30\">eruptions</symptom> were almost quite removed: in a few days after \r\n            <lb />they returned, &amp; continue in both <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart> as inveterate as ever.\r\n         </p>\r\n         <p>\r\n            <lb />His diet since spring had been almost intirely vegetable, with\r\n            <lb />sometimes Fowl or Mutton. But no salt or highseasoned food was allowed \r\n            <lb />him, nor fish. He does not exceed 4 or 5 glasses of Wine or Punch daily.\r\n         </p>    \r\n         <p>\r\n             <lb />I would have tried a <ingredient n=\"2\">Salivation</ingredient>, but at M<sup>r</sup> Sinclairs time of life\r\n             <lb />I was affraid to do it without your advice. I am now to intermit\r\n             <lb />all medicine till I have your opinion about the Nature &amp; proper\r\n             <lb />treatment of this disorder, which it\'s expected will be as soon as you \r\n             <lb />can conveniently.\r\n         </p>\r\n              <p> -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------</p>\r\n        </div>\r\n        <div>\r\n     <opener>\r\n         <salute>Dear Sir,</salute>\r\n     </opener>       \r\n         <p>\r\n             <lb />I have been favoured with yours of the 10th &amp; 26th\r\n             <lb />of June,<note>Untraced, but see other letters linked to Case ID:420</note> &amp; your directions in both shall be punctually complied\r\n             <lb />with. --- The <condition n=\"41\">scrophulous</condition> patient is using the expressed juice of <ingredient n=\"6\">TuÂ¬\r\n             <lb />ssilago</ingredient>, which agrees well enough with her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, tho\' I have\r\n             <lb />given it to her simply expressed without any depuration, for fear of \r\n             <lb />injuring it\'s properties. If you disapprove of this it will be altered.\r\n         </p>\r\n         <p>\r\n             <lb />The <choice><abbr>Extr:</abbr><expan>Extract</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"57\">CicutÃ¦</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"66\">Mezereon</ingredient> have not yet come to hand, so the other\r\n             <lb />patient continues the <choice><abbr>Pulv.</abbr><expan>Pulvis</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient>.\r\n         </p>\r\n         <p>\r\n             <lb />The inclosed above is the case of a brother of the late  M<sup>r</sup> Sinclair of\r\n  <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />Ulbster: He is very anxious about his complaint, being in a part so\r\n            <lb />conspicuous. ---\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p> \r\n             <lb />I cannot help taking your kind offers of assistance &amp; advice in\r\n             <lb />the conclusion of your Letters as something more than compliment,\r\n             <lb />because you was always very ready to bestow them upon me when\r\n             <lb />even a greater stranger than at present. I will therefore venture\r\n             <lb />to trouble you sometimes with a Query for my own instruction, inÂ¬\r\n             <lb />dependent of the patient who consults you. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n             <lb />I wish to be informed of the nature of the disease commonly called\r\n             <lb /><condition n=\"43\">scorbutic</condition>. Is it a genus or species? How are the species distinguishÂ¬\r\n             <lb />able? Do they require difference treatment?\r\n        </p>\r\n         <p>\r\n              <lb />I remember to have heard you say, in a lecture, that <ingredient n=\"2\">mercury</ingredient> was\r\n              <lb />what was most to be depended upon in procuring a return of <condition n=\"8\">obstrucÂ¬\r\n              <lb />ted menses</condition>. If that is not a mistake of mine, in what circumÂ¬\r\n              <lb />stances is this the proper remedy for <condition n=\"8\"><choice><abbr>Ob:</abbr><expan>Obstructed</expan></choice> Mensuim</condition>, &amp; how is it <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n              <lb />administered? --\r\n         </p>\r\n         <p>\r\n              <lb />What are the immediate &amp; ultimate effects of <ingredient n=\"66\">Mezereon</ingredient>. I am quite\r\n              <lb />unacquainted with it. --- A short answer upon these heads, or\r\n              <lb />your <choice><abbr>recommend<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>recommending</expan></choice> such books as may give me infomation will very\r\n              <lb />much add to your former obligations.\r\n        </p>  \r\n        <p>\r\n              <lb />I hope, Sir, you\'ll pardon all this freedom, for it is really the conÂ¬\r\n              <lb />sequence of a high opinion of your knowledge &amp; goodness: and my sinÂ¬\r\n              <lb />cerity need not be doubted in this, altho\' it had not been the public\r\n              <lb />opinion; for any sense of the former led me at first, when a stranger to\r\n              <lb />you, to solicit your acquaintance; &amp; several years experience has now\r\n              <lb />confirmed me in the certainty of both. -- I would not make use of\r\n              <lb /><unclear>pr</unclear>ofessions, if had a more substansial opportunity of expressing my\r\n              <lb />regard: and were there any method of serving you from such a corner\r\n  <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n              <lb />as this, it would be doing me the greatest favour to acquaint me of it.\r\n        </p> \r\n        <closer>\r\n        <salute>With best wishes &amp; compliments to you, your Lady, &amp; Family, I am\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir,\r\n            <lb />your much obliged humble <choice><abbr>servt</abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice>\r\n        </salute> \r\n            <signed>Andrew Liddell</signed>\r\n            <dateline> Thurso 18 July 1772</dateline></closer>\r\n            <annot>\r\n            <lb />1772\r\n            </annot>\r\n   \r\n     </div>    \r\n      <div>\r\n          <p>\r\n              <lb />To\r\n              <lb />Doctor William Cullen Physician\r\n              <lb />at Edinburgh\r\n          </p>\r\n     </div>  \r\n</body>', 834, 3, '2013-08-17 17:51:05', 408),
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I am at the same time asham\'d to give\r\n            <lb />you any further trouble, but as you particularly\r\n            <lb />requair\'d to know the state of her <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> &amp; how she\r\n            <lb />Bears <action n=\"24\"><unclear>Pur</unclear>ging</action>, as also what Progress the Disease\r\n            <lb />May have made since I wrote last. Youl\r\n            <lb />Therfor be pleased to know that a few days after \r\n            <lb />I wrote you; she the said Peggy Glasgow was\r\n            <lb />seiz\'d with a <symptom n=\"60\"><unclear>Fitt</unclear> of the Collic</symptom> which lasted for\r\n            <lb />Two days and since, all the PhÃ¦nomina\r\n            <lb />of <symptom n=\"25\">Jaundice</symptom> has come on.\r\n         </p>\r\n         <p>\r\n            <lb />In primo <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse 70 in a minut</symptom>. Bears <action n=\"24\">Purging</action>\r\n            <lb />Extremely well seldome or never <symptom n=\"3\">sick</symptom> on taking \r\n            <lb />the most Drastic <action n=\"24\">Purge</action>. Allways bound\r\n            <lb />in her <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> Commonly a Stool in the 2 days\r\n            <lb />Pain in her <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> some what easier. <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom>\r\n            <lb />in hIr <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> a good deal deminish\'d. This <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Proffessor is all <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> different symptoms she has at\r\n            <lb />Present. Poor women she has no assistance from \r\n            <lb />any other medicine but <ingredient n=\"32\">Lime water</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"54\">soap</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />Please turn over\r\n     <pb n=\"2\" />    \r\n            <lb />which seems do her her little or know good. Therfor\r\n            <lb />with out something more Powerful she undoubtedly\r\n            <lb />must fall a victim to the Disease While I am\r\n            <lb />in Town I shall keep a journal of her complaints\r\n            <lb />&amp; the different PhÃ¦nomen as they Put on so that\r\n            <lb />I may be enabl\'d to give you a Particular\r\n            <lb />Description of when I have the pleasure\r\n            <lb />of seeing you at the meeting of Collages <unclear>&amp;</unclear></p> \r\n            <closer>\r\n            <salute><lb />I am\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Professor <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> Profound Respect your\r\n            <lb />Much oblidged Humble Serv<unclear><choice><abbr><sup>nt</sup></abbr><expan>ant</expan></choice></unclear></salute>\r\n            <signed>James Alexander</signed>    \r\n           <dateline>Irvine 23<sup>d.</sup> July\r\n           <lb />1772</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />for\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Proffessor of Medicine in\r\n            <lb />the University of \r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>1772</annot>    \r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 836, 3, '2012-12-17 17:06:51', 299),
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The Menses\r\n            <lb />were then regular, and her Health in every other Respect tolerably\r\n            <lb />good - In this situation you very strongly recommended a sea\r\n            <lb />Voyage as the only probable means of preventing a fatal <condition n=\"1\">Phthisis</condition>,\r\n            <lb />and discouraged every Expectation of a cure being effected by\r\n            <lb />any other Method - Notwithstanding your Advice, and every\r\n            <lb />Argument that I could offer both before and after in favour\r\n            <lb />of the Voyage, it was neglected; the Disease has been making\r\n            <lb />the ordinary progress in spite of every other Endeavour to \r\n            <lb />remedy it and is now in all probability drawing very near\r\n            <lb />to a fatal period - A minute Description of it\'s progress and a\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />tedious Detail of the Remedies employed, would be only a disagreeable\r\n            <lb />Repetition of what we daily see and unsucsessfuly practise in\r\n            <lb />such cases - In general since I wrote you last of her, there has\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"above\">been</add> no Return of the <symptom n=\"35\">blood spitting</symptom>; but, a <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>, <symptom n=\"34\">chilly fits succeeded\r\n            <lb />by hot ones</symptom> and <symptom n=\"20\">sweats</symptom> almost every Night, <condition n=\"8\">Menstrual Obstruction</condition>,\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"31\">DiarhÅ“a</symptom>, <symptom n=\"23\"><symptom n=\"26\">loss of flesh</symptom> &amp; strength</symptom>, all soon took place. At present,\r\n            <lb />her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse is at 120 in the Minute</symptom>, the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> very vexing, especially\r\n            <lb />through the Nights, her <symptom n=\"12\">breathing very difficult</symptom>, the <symptom n=\"31\">DiarrhÅ“a</symptom>\r\n            <lb />excessive and almost unremitting - What can be done in \r\n            <lb />such a situation? What room is there for hope? And yet, her\r\n            <lb />father will still fondly flatter himself that something may\r\n            <lb />be done by Medicine! These that have been chiefly used (besides\r\n            <lb />the <treatment n=\"1\">bleedings</treatment> in the beginning) have been ><del><unclear>a very</unclear> <illegible w=\"2\" /></del> Lemon\r\n            <lb />Juice in very considerable quantities and <add place=\"above\">continued</add> till the <symptom n=\"31\">DiarrhÅ“a</symptom> and\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"40\">gripings</symptom> forbad a longer use of it; an <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> upon her <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>;\r\n            <lb />Mucilaginous Drinks, <ingredient n=\"6\" t=\"19\">Infusions of Colts foot</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> &amp; c<sup>a</sup>.\r\n            <lb />It has been always with with difficulty that she could be prevail\'d\r\n            <lb />on to take <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> in any shape, for though she acknowleges\r\n            <lb />that she has more respite from the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> and <symptom n=\"31\">DiarrhÅ“a</symptom> through\r\n            <lb />the Night when she has taken it, yet she thinks they return\r\n            <lb />with the same or with more violence when its\' Effects are over,\r\n            <lb />and that it leaves her more <symptom n=\"55\">languid</symptom> and <symptom n=\"6\">dispirited</symptom> than\r\n            <lb />before. She discovers from these Effects that she has taken it, under\r\n            <lb />whatever disguise it may have been given - With respect to\r\n            <lb />Regimen, she has been totally confined to a Milk &amp; Vegetable\r\n            <lb />Diet, a little weak Chicken broth now &amp; then excepted - Her\r\n            <lb />ordinary Drink has been Toast &amp; Water, Whey, Buttermilk\r\n            <lb />made from new Milk churn\'d the same Day, and such like -\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"68\">Her thirst is often very great</symptom> - She returned about a fortnight\r\n            <lb />ago from the other side of the Water where she had been for four or\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />five Weeks for the benefit of Country Air &amp; drinking Goats\' Whey;\r\n            <lb />She was much worse during that time, <del>than</del> and indeed lost\r\n            <lb />ground considerably - Since her Return home she has had rather\r\n            <lb />more Ease and has slept better thro\' the Nights; Her father thinks\r\n            <lb />likewise that she has gained a good deal of strength, because\r\n            <lb />she can walk once or twice across the Room without assistance,\r\n            <lb />and on this Account, and there being no <symptom n=\"86\">purulent</symptom> Appearance\r\n            <lb />in the Spitting (for what she spits with the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> is still only\r\n            <lb />a viscid colourless Phlegm) he will entertain hopes; Poor Man -\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n            <lb />I wrote you in April last advising you about a white <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom>   \r\n            <lb />in a young Lady\'s <bodypart n=\"19\">Knee</bodypart> about which a M<sup>rs.</sup> Scott had spoke\r\n            <lb />to you; and, at the same time sent you the <condition n=\"2\">small pox</condition>\r\n            <lb />History that you had desired to see - But, from my not\r\n            <lb />hearing from you since, I conclude that my Letter has\r\n            <lb />some how miscarried - <note>This letter did not miscarry; it is CUL/1/2/86 (Letter ID:819).</note>\r\n            </p>\r\n            <closer><salute>I always am very respectful<unclear>ly</unclear>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir your much obliged &amp;\r\n            <lb />most Obedient <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>Gav: Fullarton</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Greenock 30<sup>th</sup>July        \r\n            <lb />1772</dateline>\r\n            </closer>     \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n        <lb />To\r\n        <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n        <lb />Physician in\r\n        <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n    <p><handShift /><annot>1772</annot></p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 837, 3, '2013-08-17 17:45:27', 398),
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It must cover the <symptom n=\"18\">Tumour</symptom> or <condition n=\"32\">Ulcer</condition> &amp; be spread\r\n            <lb />the thickness of a Shilling piece, with a Wooden or Bone spatula, and renewed twice a Day. Many of\r\n            <lb />my present Patients live at considerable distances, two of whom have received their cures from me whom\r\n             <lb />I never saw. -- The Unguent either disperses by <action n=\"42\">exsudation or suppurates</action>: this happens according\r\n            <lb />to the Patient\'s Habit being more of less disposed to <symptom n=\"62\">Inflamation</symptom>: it cleanses and heals foul <condition n=\"32\">Ulcers</condition> of\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"71\">Bones</bodypart>: generally causing <bodypart n=\"84\">Glandular</bodypart> <symptom n=\"18\">Tumours</symptom> which tend to <symptom n=\"42\">suppuration</symptom> to break themselves (which\r\n             <lb />I always advise) seldom needing the aid of the <treatment n=\"1\">Lancet</treatment> or <action n=\"9\">Caustic</action> -- a very desirable acquisition to\r\n            <lb />tender Infants. -- I have likewise remarked that those <condition n=\"35\">Abcesses</condition> which have been opened by either\r\n            <lb />of the above ways are more tedious to heal and generally leave unseemly Scars. ---\r\n         </p>\r\n         <p>\r\n            <lb />Notwithstanding the Application is Topical, I am fully perswaded from my experience of it, that\r\n            <lb />its Operation is diffused in the Constitution, so as to assist powerfully in eradicating the Disease and\r\n             <lb />check the <symptom n=\"34\">Hectic</symptom> symptoms which proceed from a <symptom n=\"86\">purulent</symptom> diseased Habit. -- Vide cases 1.<sup>st</sup> 2<sup>d</sup> and 3.<sup>d</sup>\r\n            <lb />where little or no Medicine was administered. It is therefore highly probable that this Ointment by\r\n            <lb />Absorption conquers the Disorders by some specific Operation, in the same manner as the <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\">Mercurial</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />or <ingredient n=\"34\" t=\"23\">Sulphur Ointments </ingredient>act specifically on those Diseases to which they are particularly adapted. ---\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n            <lb />1.<sup>st</sup> Case. In September 1768 I took under my care a Girl aged 7 with a dreadful <condition n=\"68\">Spina Ventosa</condition>\r\n            <lb />of her <bodypart n=\"15\">right Hand</bodypart>, had seven <condition n=\"32\">Ulcers</condition> from which there issued great quantities of foetid Matter, and the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"38\">Carpal Bones</bodypart> were enlarged and <condition n=\"68\">Carious</condition>, as also the <bodypart n=\"16\">fore Finger</bodypart> of her <bodypart n=\"15\">left Hand</bodypart>. -- The <bodypart n=\"15\">Hand</bodypart> was conÂ¬\r\n           <lb />demned to be <treatment n=\"32\">Amputated</treatment> at S.<sup>t</sup> George\'s Hospital; and during her cure (which was 40 Months in comÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pleating) she had 18 different <symptom n=\"18\">Tumours</symptom> &amp; <condition n=\"35\">Abcesses</condition>. -- Most of the eminent Gentlemen here saw her\r\n            <lb />before I set about her cure -- She was then a Mass of corruption, and is now perfectly well -- her <bodypart n=\"15\">Hand</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />and <bodypart n=\"16\">Finger</bodypart> useful and strong -- She took a <treatment n=\"30\">Purge</treatment> now and then, and a Tincture to keep her Body open:\r\n            <lb />Her Indigence not admitting of Air, Exercise, Bathing, or proper Food, which might have expedited her\r\n            <lb />cure. --- In March 1769, &amp; in the course of the Year 1770, I took under my care 15 Persons\r\n            <lb />all of them afflicted with <symptom n=\"18\">Tumours</symptom> and <condition n=\"32\">Ulcers</condition> in different Parts of their Bodies )<note>This closing bracket appears to have no opener.</note> &amp; had been attended by able\r\n            <lb />surgeons without much Benefit (most of them had been years at the Sea) They have all received their cures\r\n            <lb />and I can easily satisfy any Enquirer by means of those Gentlemen who recommended them. ---\r\n        </p> \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Case 2.<sup>d</sup> In April 1771 I was applied to for a child in the city, aged 3, and met D<sup>r</sup>. Fothergill, this little\r\n            <lb />One had so many <symptom n=\"18\">Tumours</symptom> &amp; <condition n=\"32\">Ulcers</condition>, <symptom n=\"62\">inflam\'d</symptom> <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> &amp; <symptom n=\"87\">scabby</symptom> <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>, that the Doctor said he scarce ever saw                \r\n            <lb />an Infant of such tender Year<unclear>s</unclear> so much diseased. -- He took the Medicines 3 Weeks and I compleated\r\n            <lb />his cure with the Ointment in 7 Months; and has remained well ever since. ---\r\n         </p>   \r\n         <p>\r\n             <lb />Case 3.<sup>d</sup> In April 1771 I was requested to call on a Gentleman aged 22, who had <symptom n=\"18\">Tumours</symptom> &amp; <condition n=\"32\">Ulcers</condition>             \r\n            <lb />for these 12 Years past; had been under the direction of Sir John Pringle, &amp; D<sup>r</sup>. Huck. D<sup>r</sup>. James C. Smyth\r\n            <lb />had also seen him. -- I wish\'d this melancholy case to try the Powers of the Ointment solely (unassisÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ted with any internal Medicine) which effected his compleat cure in 11 Months. -- He had been twice                \r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">Salivated</ingredient> and had taken Quantities of different Medicines &amp; been years at the Sea. ---\r\n        </p>  \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Case 4<sup>th</sup>. In <choice><abbr>Feb.<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1772 D<sup>r</sup>. Huck sent me a Boy aged 5 with a diseased <bodypart n=\"23\">Ancle</bodypart> -- The surgeons at Greenwich\r\n            <lb />&amp; also of 3 different Hospitals gave their Opinions that <treatment n=\"32\">it must be cut off</treatment>. -- That they judged too preÂ¬                \r\n            <lb />cipitately is very obvious, for he can walk (without support) on that<bodypart n=\"24\">Foot</bodypart> &amp; I am hopeful he will receive\r\n            <lb />his perfect cure --- A similar case is sent me from Edinburgh; D<sup>r</sup>. Cullen had charge of him there.<note>No firm evidence of this case has been traced, but it is possibly that of the brother of Dr John Gilchrist of Dumfries, who was treated with Broughton\'s ointment (See Letter ID:912).</note>\r\n        </p>  \r\n        <p>    \r\n            <lb />This spring 1772 I engaged in the Cures of three Gentlemens children - the <choice><abbr>Hon.<sup>ble</sup></abbr><expan>Honorable</expan></choice> Baron Dimsdale, D<sup>r</sup>. Fothergill               \r\n            <lb />&amp; D<sup>r</sup>. Huck direct the Internal Treatment and they all express their satisfaction at their Patient\'s several amendments\r\n            <lb />&amp; I believe their cures will take place before the Year expires. --- Only two Children have died (that were afflicÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ted with <condition n=\"32\">Ulcers</condition>) under my care these four years they were far advanced in a <symptom n=\"34\">Hectic</symptom> before I saw them.\r\n        </p>  \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Case 5.<sup>th</sup> I am at this Time assisting with my Unguent a <condition n=\"69\">Cancerous</condition> Patient (who has already received advantage)               \r\n            <lb />whose grevious case is inserted in the last Pages of the Public Advertiser for June 26.<sup>th</sup> &amp; <choice><abbr>Aug.<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 7.<note>The Public Advertiser issued in London for these dates in 1772 does not obviously include any accounts of the case being referred to here.</note>  \'Tis of four Years\r\n            <lb />standing, 6 Inches in length &amp; three in breadth and has been seen by D<sup>r</sup>. Huck &amp; M<sup>r</sup>. Sharp. ---\r\n        </p> \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Whether my Attempt in this case proves succesful or otherwise, I shall with equal candour &amp; readiness                 \r\n            <lb />acknowledge --- Aiming to convince but never to mislead. ---\r\n         </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />NB. The first, fourth and fifth cases may be seen by anyone     \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer><salute>I am most respectfully yours</salute>\r\n            <signed>Charles Broughton</signed>\r\n            <dateline>No. 71 Aldermanbury</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 838, 3, '2013-07-30 12:03:50', 114);
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D<sup>r</sup> Warren\r\n            <lb />yesterday sent me a Quotation from <u>Sydenham</u>\r\n            <lb />who was of Opinion that Linements applied exterÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nally to <condition n=\"41\">Scrofulous</condition> Children might be absorbed\r\n            <lb />&amp; prove Usefull -- I have made converts of\r\n            <lb />the Baron, D<sup>rs</sup> Fothergill &amp; Huck. Have just\r\n            <lb />received a polite letter from David Middleton Esq.<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb />requesting my Aid for an Orphan in his NeighÂ¬\r\n            <lb />burhood. D<sup>r</sup> Dan Rutherford writes me his\r\n            <lb />friend has recived benefitt, your old patients\r\n            <lb /><unclear>Uncle</unclear> was much mended when he left this place\r\n            <lb />His Uncle requested my supplying him with my\r\n            <lb />Ointment. I am very dubious as to the RecoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />very of my <condition n=\"69\">Cancer</condition> Patient though much pleased\r\n            <lb />with the Effects of the Unguent; which seems to\r\n            <lb />Melt down / without pain / the Morbid prominent parts\r\n            <lb />&amp; answers what Van Sweten so ardently Wishes\r\n            <lb />vide <condition n=\"69\">De Cancere</condition> s.s. 508 9<note>The reference is to Sections 508-9 of Gerard Van Sweiten\'s <i>Commentaria in Hermanni Boerhaave Aphorismus de Cognoscendi et Curandis Morbis</i> Volume 1 (Leiden: 1742), p. 901, which forms part of his account of cancer. This work, translated into English as <i>Commentaries upon Boerhaave\'s Aphorisms concerning the Knowledge and Cure of Diseases, was a much reprinted commentary on the work of Hermann Boerhaave</i> by one of his most influential pupils.</note>   Forte tamen &amp; inde aliqua\r\n            <lb />spes effulgent, non penitus impossibilem esse, <condition n=\"69\">Cancri</condition>\r\n            <lb />separationem a partibus sanis, licet hactenus ignoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />retur qua Methodo quibusue remediis, hoc fieri possit<note>Translates as \'But from hence perhaps may be deduced some hopes, that the separation of a cancer from the sound parts is not quite impossible, tho\' we are as yet ignorant of the methods and remedies by which that may be done.\'</note>\r\n          </p> \r\n            <closer><salute>I beg my respects to all your good family and of\r\n            <lb />rest your Obliged &amp; humble Servant</salute>\r\n            <signed>Cha<sup>s</sup> Broughton</signed></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n        <lb/>To\r\n        <lb/>Doctor Cullen of\r\n        <lb/>Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift /><annot>1772</annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 839, 3, '2013-08-16 19:21:52', 213),
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When I got up next morning, I found my <bodypart n=\"8\">Face</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />very much <symptom n=\"62\">inflamed</symptom>, and a disagreeable <symptom n=\"34\">feverish heat</symptom> upon my <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart>;-\r\n        <lb />I however attended to business as usual, as being under the necessity\r\n        <lb />of riding about fourteen miles that day. I thought it might be the means\r\n        <lb />of <add place=\"above\"><unclear>averting</unclear> off</add> the <symptom n=\"34\">feverish tendency</symptom>. I reached Home with the greatest difficulty\r\n        <lb />at night, quite worn out; - the next morning the <symptom n=\"62\">inflamation</symptom> in my\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"8\">Face</bodypart> was considerably increased - and my <bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart> were <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom> to an uncommon\r\n        <lb />degree.- Allarmed at their appearances I sent for a Doctor, reputed\r\n        <lb />the best in the Parish, who ordered me to <treatment n=\"1\">lose half a pint of blood</treatment>, and\r\n        <lb />Physick freely - he obliged me at the same time to go to bed for, owing     \r\n        <lb />to my walking about my <condition n=\"10\">Fever</condition> had not become regular.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />As I ever had an aversion to <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> I disregarded that\r\n        <lb />part of his prescription, and only took a <ingredient n=\"62\">dose of Salts</ingredient>. In the middle\r\n        <lb />of the night being the third from the time I was first seized, I became\r\n        <lb />so restless with an <symptom n=\"21\">intollerable burning heat all over me</symptom>, that I sat\r\n        <lb />up in the Bed and <treatment n=\"1\">bled myself</treatment>; <treatment n=\"1\">I took better than half a pint of\r\n        <lb />Blood</treatment>, and for a few hours found considerable relief. - But the <condition n=\"10\">Fever</condition>\r\n        <lb />returned, and I had it in two <symptom n=\"95\">paroxysms,</symptom> one about eleven o Clock in the\r\n        <lb />forenoon, and the other about eight o Clock at night - with very dark reÂ¬\r\n        <lb />missions, during which I swallowed an amazing quantity of <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> to\r\n        <lb />little purpose, the <symptom n=\"82\">flush</symptom> in my <bodypart n=\"8\">Face</bodypart> still continuing as before. - Upon\r\n        <lb />the seventh day my <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> would no longer retain the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>; the Doctor\r\n        <lb />suspecting the cause <treatment n=\"1\">bled me</treatment>, and found my <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> in a <symptom n=\"62\">high \r\n <pb n=\"2\" />   \r\n        <lb />inflamatory</symptom> state, upon which he altered his course, and <treatment n=\"1\">bled me</treatment> reÂ¬\r\n        <lb />peatedly and freely - and ordered me into the <treatment n=\"35\">Nitre Bath</treatment> once every day.\r\n        <lb />The last time he <treatment n=\"1\">bled me</treatment> my <bodypart n=\"5\">Nose</bodypart> <symptom n=\"65\">sprung blood</symptom>, nor could it be stopped\r\n        <lb />without the utmost difficulty; it frequently broke out afterwards during\r\n        <lb />the <condition n=\"10\">Fever</condition>. - In this state I remained for five and thirty days from the\r\n        <lb />commencement of the <condition n=\"10\">Fever</condition>, till it entirely left me, and which it did, it\r\n        <lb />left me a Cripple, <symptom n=\"54\">deprived of the use of my <bodypart n=\"15\">Hands</bodypart> from the <bodypart n=\"14\">Wrists</bodypart> and\r\n        <lb />my <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> from the <bodypart n=\"19\">knees</bodypart></symptom>, with a <symptom n=\"66\">numbness, or want of sensibility to the\r\n        <lb />touch in these parts</symptom>. I believe I should I taken notice, that during my\r\n        <lb /><condition n=\"10\">Fever</condition>, I swallowed a vast quantity of Medicines, among which,\r\n <ingredient n=\"83\">James\'s powÂ¬\r\n        <lb />der\'s</ingredient> were frequently administered. I had a large <symptom n=\"80\">Blister</symptom> upon my \r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>, and one on the inside of <bodypart n=\"18\">each Thigh</bodypart>.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />When the <condition n=\"10\">Fever</condition> left me, I was if possible in a more deplorable\r\n        <lb />situation that before, Night and day tormented, with a constant irritation\r\n        <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"24\">soles of my Feet</bodypart> and the <bodypart n=\"15\">palms of my hands</bodypart>. <treatment n=\"23\">Poultices of bread and\r\n        <lb />milk</treatment> frequently applied, afforded me a momentary relief, so did strong\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"23\">camphorated spirits</ingredient>, but what gave me greatest ease was keeping a Servant\r\n        <lb />constantly wetting them.\r\n    </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n        <lb />Finding that I recovered little or no Strength, and that\r\n        <lb />I could get no rest without large doses of <ingredient n=\"95\">Laudanum</ingredient>, and <ingredient n=\"101\" t=\"1\"><choice><abbr>Tinct:</abbr><expan>Tincture</expan></choice> of Gum\r\n        <lb />Guiacum</ingredient>, the Doctors advised me to go to Bath in Jamaica. - There I\r\n        <lb />remained for upwards of three months, drinking the Water and bathing\r\n        <lb />every day; - by which time I was able to move about a little upon Crutches,\r\n        <lb />but I had the most excruciating pains in the <bodypart n=\"89\">joints of my <bodypart n=\"19\">Knees</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"23\">ancles</bodypart></bodypart>\r\n        <lb />whenever I was raised from my Chair.\r\n        </p>\r\n     <p>\r\n         <lb />I was then directed to leave that country, &amp; try what my\r\n         <lb />Native air would do for me. In the ship I recovered so far, that when\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />    \r\n         <lb />I landed, I was able to trail my <bodypart n=\"24\">Legs</bodypart> after me with the help of a Staff,\r\n         <lb />Walking it could hardly be called. - After I came down to Scotland, I rode\r\n         <lb />about eight miles every good day, and drank, from morning till night,\r\n         <lb />half a pint of red Port: I took at the same time, as much exercise on\r\n         <lb />foot as I could bear.\r\n     </p>   \r\n     <p>\r\n         <lb />In about six months the <symptom n=\"78\">burning pains</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"24\">soles of my\r\n         <lb />Feet</bodypart> and the <bodypart n=\"15\">palms of my Hands</bodypart> wore off, and I so far recovered the use of my\r\n         <lb /><bodypart n=\"15\">Hands</bodypart> as to be able to Write. I then rested well at night and began to pick\r\n         <lb />up Flesh. My recovery however to the State in which I am at present\r\n         <lb />was so very gradual and by such imperceptible degrees, that I could not say\r\n         <lb />at the end of a month I was stronger than at its beginning.\r\n     </p> \r\n     <p>\r\n         <lb />My Health has been for the most part pretty good. - I by\r\n         <lb />no means possess my former agility. - I have little or no spring in my\r\n         <lb /><bodypart n=\"25\">Toes</bodypart>; - nor are my <bodypart n=\"23\">Ancles</bodypart> as yet thoroughly braced. The <bodypart n=\"24\">soles of my\r\n         <lb />Feet</bodypart> continue still very tender, the <symptom n=\"66\">numbness</symptom> tho considerably worn off\r\n         <lb />has not entirely left them. When the pavement is any way uneven,\r\n         <lb />I walk with a great deal of pain.\r\n     </p>   \r\n     <p>\r\n         <lb />There is a stiffness in my <bodypart n=\"23\">ancles</bodypart> immediately upon\r\n         <lb />my getting out of bed, which goes off, after I take a turn or two about\r\n         <lb />the Room; they still <symptom n=\"63\">swell</symptom> a little when I take much exercise on foot,\r\n         <lb />but not half so much as formerly.\r\n     </p>   \r\n     <p>\r\n         <lb />N.B. While at Bath, I cast the <bodypart n=\"103\">Nails</bodypart> of my <bodypart n=\"16\">Fingers</bodypart>-\r\n         <lb />As it would be for my interest to go back to Jamaica, then to reside for some time -\r\n         <lb />I should be glad to know from the Doctor whether I could do it with Safety.    \r\n     </p>   \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n        <lb />Case\r\n        <lb />To be presented to D<sup>r</sup>. Cullen\r\n        <lb /><handShift />M<sup>r</sup> Donald Campbell\r\n        <lb />Campbelltown\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>1772</p>    \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 840, 3, '2012-09-15 15:19:03', 396),
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aged fifty one or two of a gross &amp; corpulent habit went to Whitehaven\r\n            <lb />about twenty months ago where she was seized with a <add place=\"above\">slight</add> paralytic affection\r\n            <lb />of the <bodypart n=\"73\">left side</bodypart>, but this in part soon went of by <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> &amp;c:<sup>a</sup> leaving behind\r\n            <lb />it only a <symptom n=\"81\">small faltering of the speech</symptom> &amp; the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> a little awry; for some\r\n            <lb />days prior to this shock she had a troublesome <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> &amp; complained of great\r\n            <lb />weight &amp; <symptom n=\"96\">stupor</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>; she continued for near sixteen months after this\r\n            <lb />attack in a tolerable state of health only now &amp; then complain\'d of the weight\r\n            <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"96\">stupor</symptom>, with <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> sometimes but in the beginning of <choice><abbr>Nov:<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> last she had\r\n            <lb />more frequent returns of these last symptoms attended <choice><abbr>w:<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a <symptom n=\"20\">general coldness</symptom>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"6\">great lowness</symptom> &amp; <add place=\"above\">a</add> frequent &amp; <symptom n=\"61\">troublesome nausea</symptom> <add place=\"above\">with<symptom n=\"48\">heartburn</symptom></add> in this state she continued three\r\n            <lb />or four days when she was seized with very severe <symptom n=\"39\">convulsions</symptom> which continued\r\n            <lb />a full hour; after these were over she labour\'d under the greatest heaviness &amp; stuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />por that could be for several days, &amp; during this time she had <symptom n=\"74\">lost all recollection</symptom>\r\n            <lb />&amp; was very frequently <symptom n=\"81\">incoherent</symptom>, in the <symptom n=\"5\">fitt</symptom> the common methods were had recourse\r\n            <lb />to such as <treatment n=\"37\">strong friction</treatment> with <ingredient n=\"179\"><unclear><sup>s</sup> <choice><abbr>Ol:</abbr><expan>Oleum</expan></choice></unclear> Animal:</ingredient>. <treatment n=\"4\">blisterings</treatment> &amp; the application of <treatment n=\"20\">sinapisms</treatment>\r\n            <lb />to the <bodypart n=\"24\">soles of the feet</bodypart>, when it was over the much &amp; <ingredient n=\"23\">camphor</ingredient> Juleps with Volatiles\r\n            <lb />were given as was likewise some of the warm opening tincture to render the \r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />     \r\n           <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> soluble, these for a time seemed to relieve but not sensibly so untill she\r\n           <lb />had took a <action n=\"32\">vomit</action> <choice><abbr>w:<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> relieved her remarkably for after it she grew consideraÂ¬\r\n           <lb />bly better <del><illegible l=\"6\" /></del>, at this time she began with a strong <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"15\">decoction of the bark</ingredient> &amp;\r\n           <lb /><ingredient n=\"22\">Valerian</ingredient> to <choice><abbr>w:<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> was added the <ingredient n=\"101\" t=\"21\"><choice><abbr>Bals:</abbr><expan>Balsam</expan></choice> Gaujacin:</ingredient> by this treatment she soon\r\n           <lb />became better, for she recovered her strength &amp; 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is assured <u>she says</u> that makes it worse; she has had two\r\n           <lb />or three of these <symptom n=\"45\">cold fainting fitts</symptom> lately, but by the immediate assistance\r\n           <lb />of <treatment n=\"9\">puking</treatment>, warm wine whey, volatiles &amp;c: they have soon gone of, --- yesterday\r\n           <lb />morning she awaked as well as usual only complain\'d rather more of her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, she\r\n           <lb />rode out in a carriage <add place=\"above\">in the morning</add> the jolting of <choice><abbr>w:<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> she thought encreased her complaints, &amp; soon\r\n           <lb />after <add place=\"above\">her</add> return home was attacked with an <symptom n=\"21\">extreme coldness</symptom>, a <symptom n=\"45\">faintiness</symptom> &amp; very severe\r\n           <lb /><symptom n=\"57\">twitchings</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"50\">cramps</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"52\">extremities</bodypart> which soon ended in the most <symptom n=\"39\">violent\r\n           <lb />convulsion</symptom> D:<sup>r</sup> Pemberton (<u><choice><abbr>y.<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> other physician concerned</u>) &amp; I ever saw, it continued near\r\n           <lb /><add place=\"above\">a</add> full hour &amp; was soon after succeeded by another equally violent but not of so long continuance\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"3\" /> \r\n           <lb />this left her with a great <condition n=\"26\">apoplectic</condition> &amp; <symptom n=\"85\">lentor</symptom> for which lasted some time, by degrees she recoÂ¬\r\n           <lb />ver\'d herself without any seeming loss of the senses or paralytick affection, again we\r\n           <lb /><treatment n=\"37\">made use of the friction</treatment>, <treatment n=\"4\">blisters</treatment> &amp; <treatment n=\"4\">sinapisms</treatment> <choice><abbr>w:<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> fÅ“tid, <ingredient n=\"23\">camphor</ingredient>, &amp; <ingredient n=\"31\">musk</ingredient> medicines;\r\n           <lb />as her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse rose considerably</symptom> after the <symptom n=\"5\">fitts</symptom> we order\'d the <treatment n=\"1\"><unclear>loss of a a few ounces of blood</unclear> from \r\n           <lb />the arm</treatment>, this upon standing the <illegible l=\"5\" /> appeared a little sizey, its <bodypart n=\"48\">crassamentum</bodypart> was\r\n           <lb />very tender &amp; its <bodypart n=\"48\">serum</bodypart> too much &amp; very briny to the task; <symptom n=\"15\">her pulse in general are\r\n           <lb />rather quick but <subst><del>generally</del> <add place=\"above\">commonly</add></subst> soft</symptom>, her urine is <subst><del>commonly</del> <add place=\"above\">generally</add></subst> palish except when she is at\r\n           <lb />the best, --- in the former part of her life she was much troubled with the acute\r\n           <lb /><condition n=\"15\">Rheumatism</condition> for which she had <illegible w=\"1\" /> repeated <treatment n=\"1\">bleedings</treatment>, -- <unclear>these</unclear> <illegible w=\"1\" /> <unclear>all the parÂ¬</unclear>\r\n           <lb />ticulers; I at present recollect of her case <add place=\"above\">&amp;</add> from <choice><abbr>w:<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> imperfect <unclear>account</unclear> <illegible w= \"4\" />\r\n           <lb /><del><illegible l=\"5\" /></del> am in <illegible w=\"1\" /> <unclear>you\'l</unclear> be enabled to form a pretty accurate knowledge of it, un<illegible w=\"3\" />\r\n           <lb />have your re<illegible w=\"2\" /> this we intend to pursue the old method <choice><abbr>w:<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> at the best is only a <unclear>temÂ¬</unclear>\r\n           <lb />porary relief, -- when you favor us with your answer we should be glad to be \r\n           <lb />informed what <add place=\"above\">in your opinion</add> will be the most likely means to prevent a return, &amp; when the <symptom n=\"5\">fitt</symptom> is           \r\n           <lb />coming on what would be the best either to lessen its violence or <illegible w=\"1\" /> it of, ---\r\n           <lb />I shall take care to order some person in Edenburgh to give you your fee so soon\r\n           <lb />as I see some of my Manchester friends who have connections with your city, -- let\r\n           <lb />me request it of you to have as speedy a reply to this as suits with your conÂ¬\r\n           <lb />venience &amp; in the mean time </p><closer><salute>I am dear Doctor your much obliged\r\n           <lb />&amp; most <choice><abbr>obed:<sup>t</sup> Hble serv:<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient Humble servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n           <signed>W: Turner</signed> \r\n           <dateline>Warrington <choice><abbr>Jan:</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 23: 1773</dateline></closer>\r\n           <postscript>D:<sup>r</sup> Pemberton presents his most <illegible l=\"6\" />tful compliments to you, --- pray have you\r\n           <lb />any medical news, --- <illegible w=\"2\" /> the errors of great haste I fear <choice><abbr>y:<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> post is <add place=\"above\">already</add> gone       \r\n     <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <lb />we are very fearful this is a most dangerous case &amp; will not be <add place=\"above\">with</add> in the power <add place=\"above\">of</add> art\r\n        <lb /><del>to afford <illegible w=\"3\" /></del> to relieve</postscript>\r\n    </div>  \r\n    <div>\r\n       <p>\r\n        <lb />To\r\n        <lb />Doctor Cullen Professor of Medicine\r\n        <lb />in\r\n        <lb />Edenburgh\r\n    <handShift />\r\n    <lb />in ferrybridge\r\n       </p> \r\n    </div>    \r\n</body>', 841, 3, '2013-07-25 16:04:12', 395);
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You will also easily recollect, the Opinion you at that\r\n            <lb />time gave Viz - You agreed with me, that there was some small\r\n            <lb />degree of bulk, <symptom n=\"125\">hardness</symptom> or <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> on that side, more than on the\r\n            <lb />other - but said that you did not imagine it amounted to a Disease\r\n            <lb />but might be something natural, in the structure or Formation of\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"68\">the Muscles</bodypart> of that part - You disapproved of <treatment n=\"11\">an Issue</treatment> - thought\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">repeated blisters</treatment> preferable - and after discoursing a good deal\r\n            <lb />you gave me a prescription of <ingredient n=\"81\"><choice><abbr>Rad. Colomb.</abbr><expan>Columba Root</expan></choice></ingredient> <ingredient n=\"84\"><choice><abbr>Magnes. alb.</abbr><expan>Magnesia alba</expan></choice></ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"85\">Zingiber</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"238\"><choice><abbr>â™„</abbr><expan>lead</expan></choice></ingredient>. These circumstances, I think will be sufficient\r\n            <lb />to recall my Idea to your remembrance, and therefore I shall add\r\n            <lb />no more on that head - but only that at parting, you was so\r\n            <lb />good as desire me if I thought proper, to write you, and that\r\n            <lb />you would not fail, to give a suitable return. In consequence\r\n            <lb />of this permission, I now take the liberty to write You\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />     \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />a few of my Thoughts, relative to the Nature of my Indisposition\r\n            <lb />and I beg you would not be frightened with the lenth of my\r\n            <lb />Epistle, for you may make your Answer to it, as short as\r\n            <lb />you please. It is a large field I am going to enter upon\r\n            <lb />full of dark, intricate and perplexing paths, where one may\r\n            <lb />wander for evermore, without being able to attain a distinct\r\n            <lb />and satisfactory Idea of it - I must take Care therefore\r\n            <lb />not to penetrate too far into it, which would be labour in\r\n            <lb />vain - and besides, a long and painful search, would neither\r\n            <lb />suit with your time not mine, neither have I strenth &amp;\r\n            <lb />spirits sufficient for it - I shall therefore be as short, as I\r\n            <lb />can.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The symptoms of my Indisposition, are princiÂ¬ \r\n            <lb />paly -- A general Delicacy of Habit - a particular <symptom n=\"54\">debility\r\n            <lb />of <bodypart n=\"46\">stomack</bodypart></symptom> - a <symptom n=\"23\">weak receptive power</symptom> - slow Digestion - <symptom n=\"7\">FlaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tulency</symptom>, which I find more in the right side, than in the\r\n            <lb />left, at least I feel the Operation of it more painful and\r\n            <lb />uneasie in the one place, than in the other - besides, there\r\n            <lb />is always, a greater degree of weight \'stuffing\', bulk and\r\n            <lb />uneasiness in the right side, than in the left - but\r\n            <lb />whether this is to be attributed to a particular relaxation\r\n            <lb />of the one side, more than the other, and so all the above\r\n            <lb />Symptoms, to <symptom n=\"7\">Wind or Vapours distending the parts</symptom>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" /> \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />or to some degree of <symptom n=\"24\">Obstruction</symptom>, in conjunction with <symptom n=\"7\">Wind</symptom>, I canÂ¬\r\n            <lb />not certainly determine -- I never could find, that I had any <symptom n=\"48\">sour\r\n            <lb />or otherwise bad indigested Humour in my <bodypart n=\"46\">stomack</bodypart></symptom>, and I am\r\n            <lb />never troubled with the <symptom n=\"48\">Heart Burn</symptom> -- to these symptoms I add\r\n            <lb />habitual <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> - <symptom n=\"55\">langour</symptom> and <symptom n=\"6\">lowness of spirits</symptom>; but\r\n            <lb />these tho\' sufficiently disagreeable, are not the most painful and\r\n            <lb />chagrining articles of my Indiposition - what I complain\r\n            <lb />of more than these, and which hitherto has been unconquerable\r\n            <lb />is - an extra - unnatural degree of sensibility - an high degree\r\n            <lb />of an Irritable and <symptom n=\"57\">spasmodick</symptom> disposition in the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomack</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />and <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart> - whether in these Organs, or in the Membranious\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"68\">Muscular</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"47\">Nervous parts</bodypart>, external from them, I am\r\n            <lb />not able with precision to say --- I take it, that this\r\n            <lb />Sensibility is not lodged in the first Coats at least, of\r\n            <lb />any part of these Organs - because I find no sharp pains\r\n            <lb />nor Irritation to arise in them, from any thing I either        \r\n            <lb />eat or drink, whatever its nature or quality may be - farÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ther than the Irritation and Uneasiness consequent upon\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"7\">flatulency</symptom> - which inclines one to think, that the extra-\r\n            <lb />sensibility of which I complain is lodged in the Membranes\r\n            <lb />or other parts without these Organs, and depends first\r\n            <lb />upon the sensibility of <bodypart n=\"41\">the Brain</bodypart>, and then upon an\r\n            <lb />unsound state of these parts. I shall now show You\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />how this sensibility (in the parts complain\'d of) operates, and\r\n            <lb />discovers itself - but privious to this, I must say something\r\n            <lb />by way of Introduction.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />There are certain parts of a Human Body\r\n            <lb />which Physicians call <bodypart n=\"47\">the Nerves</bodypart>, and to which they attribute\r\n            <lb />Sensation, or the power of feeling. I am certain from my\r\n            <lb />own experience, that there is a <subst><del>certain</del><add place=\"above\">particular</add></subst> system of Organs in\r\n            <lb />the Body, that are the Medium of sensation, and by which\r\n            <lb />it is performed - that by these Organs <bodypart n=\"95\">the Mind</bodypart> Operates, and\r\n            <lb />gives us to know and feel, all the different Passions and\r\n            <lb />Affections, of which human Nature is capable - that way\r\n            <lb />the least Motion or Operation of the Intelligent principle\r\n            <lb />has a most real and sensible effect, upon these Organs -\r\n            <lb />that this Motion or Operation, is by way of Impression or\r\n            <lb />touch upon them - that this Impression is first made\r\n            <lb />upon <bodypart n=\"41\">the Brain</bodypart>, and thence descends or vibrates along the\r\n            <lb />different branches of these Organs - and that sensation\r\n            <lb />or feeling, follows as naturaly and immediatly, from\r\n            <lb />a certain effect of the Intelligent principle on Animal\r\n            <lb />Organs, as motion or Vibration and sound does, by\r\n            <lb />the Action of a Musician, upon a Musical Instrument\r\n            <lb />- hence according to the good or bad state, the Nature and\r\n            <lb />Quality, the sensibility or Calousness of the Animal\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />    \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Organs, will sensation be performed, with more less ease\r\n            <lb />If these Organs, feel the impression or touch of the Intelligent\r\n            <lb />Principle too acutely - if they run into <symptom n=\"57\">spasms, &amp; Commotions</symptom>\r\n            <lb />in consequence of it - this seems to be an infallible sign\r\n            <lb />that there is something in them, or about them, not right\r\n            <lb />in a word, that they are not in a sound and natural state.\r\n       </p> \r\n        <p> \r\n            <lb />Now to apply this --- The operation of Thought\r\n            <lb />if long continued - but particularly, when my <bodypart n=\"95\">Mind</bodypart> is affected\r\n            <lb />with any of the different passions or Affections, which belong\r\n            <lb />to human Nature, whether from external Objects, or Ideas\r\n            <lb />this Affection, Operation or Impression upon the Animal\r\n            <lb />Organs, in the Region I have described (ie <bodypart n=\"46\">in or about the\r\n            <lb />stomack</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart>) is felt <u>too acutely</u> - the painfulÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ness and acuteness of the feeling, instantly irritates the\r\n            <lb />parts into <symptom n=\"57\">spasms and Commotions</symptom> - and these again\r\n            <lb />disorder the parts, and throw the Circulation into confusion.\r\n            <lb />As I have hinted above - long and fixed application of <bodypart n=\"95\">the\r\n            <lb />Mind</bodypart> to Thought, never fails to bring on small <symptom n=\"57\">spasms\r\n            <lb />or vibrations</symptom>, in the parts already described, which increase\r\n            <lb />their sensibility and Irritable disposition, and which long\r\n            <lb />relaxation only carrys off - besides, <symptom n=\"55\">langour</symptom> <symptom n=\"56\">Anxiety</symptom> &amp;\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"7\">Flatulency</symptom>, to the bargain. When one considers what\r\n            <lb />Human Life is, and how much &amp; often <bodypart n=\"47\">the Nerves</bodypart> must be\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />acted upon, by one thing or another, it must be own\'d that the\r\n            <lb />sensibility in the parts I complain of, is very troublesome.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This is a short, and very imperfect Idea, of the\r\n            <lb />Nature of my Indisposition, which is evidently owing\r\n            <lb />to a disordered state of <bodypart n=\"47\">the Nerves</bodypart> - The Question now\r\n            <lb />is, what this disorder, or extra-sensibility takes its rise\r\n            <lb />from. I shall mention three Causes, to some of which\r\n            <lb />it may be principaly owing, or rather probably, to a \r\n            <lb />mixture or combination of them all.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />First - A simple, Original <symptom n=\"23\">Weakness of the <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart></symptom>\r\n            <lb />Secondly - some Original quality <bodypart n=\"48\">in the Blood</bodypart>, <condition n=\"43\">Scorbutick</condition>\r\n            <lb />or otherwise acrimonious and discordant to the <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart> -\r\n            <lb />and Lastly - <symptom n=\"24\">Obstructions</symptom>, of the slow kind, with little\r\n            <lb />or perhaps no <symptom n=\"62\">Inflamation</symptom>. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I cannot enter fully, and as I would wish, into the ReasÂ¬\r\n            <lb />onings proper to discuss these points - <bodypart n=\"47\">my Nerves</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />will not allow me, else perhaps I might write You\r\n            <lb />some Thoughts, which You would not disapprove of\r\n            <lb />I shall only say somethings in general, and as short\r\n            <lb />as I can. ---\r\n         </p>   \r\n         <p>   \r\n            <lb />First\r\n            <lb />Presumptions against <symptom n=\"23\">simple Weakness</symptom> &amp;<sup>ct</sup> being the sole\r\n            <lb />Cause of my Complaints.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The Idea of simple <symptom n=\"23\">Weakness</symptom>, does not seem necessarily to\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />infer, a consequent sensibility. If a part is sound, tho\' <symptom n=\"23\">Weak</symptom>, why\r\n            <lb />should a touch upon it, be painful.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Persons of as <symptom n=\"23\">Weak, and Weaker</symptom> <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomacks</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart>, than mine\r\n            <lb />complain of no such extra-sensibility in these parts as I do.\r\n         </p>   \r\n         <p> \r\n            <lb />The Cold Bath, did me no service - and the Hot, no hurt, but rather\r\n            <lb />the Contrary. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />No bracing, strenthening, stimulating Medecine, ever did me any\r\n            <lb />effectual service - sometimes I have found them of bad Consequence.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have avoided Indolence so carefully - I have excercised my self, to such\r\n            <lb />a degree, by frequent long journeys upon Horse back, to the extent\r\n            <lb />of a Thousand Miles - by walking habitualy &amp;<sup>ct</sup> &amp;<sup>ct</sup>, as might\r\n            <lb />have strenthened and hardened any one - but this never carried\r\n            <lb />off the sensibilty. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Secondly -- \r\n            <lb />Presumptions in favour of the second Cause, as having a share\r\n            <lb />in the production of my complaints. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It is agreeable to Reason, that if there is any Humour or Quality\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"48\">in the Blood</bodypart>, ungrateful to <bodypart n=\"47\">the Nerves</bodypart>, that such Humour in the\r\n            <lb />course of circulation, will irritate them, and gradualy increase\r\n            <lb />their sensibility. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When I was about 3 or 4 years Age, I was seized with an\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"8\" /> \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"30\">Irruption</symptom> of <condition n=\"43\">Scorbutick</condition>, or other Acrimonious Humour from <bodypart n=\"48\">the\r\n            <lb />Blood</bodypart>, on <bodypart n=\"49\">the skin</bodypart> - this <symptom n=\"30\">Irruption</symptom> was most violent in the\r\n            <lb />Spring - it appear\'d in the form, of <symptom n=\"30\">large red inflamatory PimÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ples</symptom>, very painful, till after <symptom n=\"42\">suppuration</symptom>, when they left <symptom n=\"51\"><bodypart n=\"49\">the skin</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />hard and dry</symptom> - it chiefly affected my <bodypart n=\"51\">Limbs</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"18\">Thighs</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"29\">Hips</bodypart> and\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"12\">Arms</bodypart> - at times after <symptom n=\"42\">suppuration</symptom>, it had some degree of <symptom n=\"78\">itching</symptom>\r\n            <lb />but not infectious - and it continued more or less, till I was\r\n            <lb />about 12 Years of Age, when happening to take <symptom n=\"117\">a sore\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart></symptom>, <del>when</del> our Family Physician at that time gave\r\n            <lb />me some <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurial Medicines</ingredient>, which brought on a salivatiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />on - after which this <symptom n=\"30\">Irruption</symptom> disappear\'d. ---\r\n        </p>     \r\n        <p>     \r\n           <lb />In November 1771 after I came home from Harrowgate; one\r\n           <lb />day, after my return <del><unclear>home</unclear></del>, from my forenoons ride, having\r\n           <lb />felt the Cold exceedingly piercing, I was seized with a <symptom n=\"57\">spasm\r\n           <lb />or Contraction</symptom> <bodypart n=\"28\">between my shoulders</bodypart>, pretty painful, which\r\n           <lb />continued some Hours, with <symptom n=\"20\">a Coldness</symptom> - in the Afternoons &amp;\r\n           <lb />Evening <symptom n=\"57\">the spasm</symptom> went off, and I felt <symptom n=\"34\">frequent Heats,\r\n           <lb />Chills and shiverings</symptom>, principaly in <bodypart n=\"28\">my Back</bodypart> - next day I           \r\n           <lb />felt myself better - but was much troubled, with a <symptom n=\"78\">violent\r\n           <lb />itching</symptom> between <bodypart n=\"11\">my shoulders</bodypart> - when I went to bed, I caused \r\n           <lb />these parts to be inspected, and I was glad to find, there\r\n           <lb />was a large <symptom n=\"30\">Irruption</symptom> all over my <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart>, of the small\r\n           <lb />kind, intermix\'d with <symptom n=\"30\">some large inflammatory pimples</symptom>.\r\n           <lb />This continued for some Months, during which I found my\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"9\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n           <lb />self considerably easier and better every way - after this it\r\n           <lb />disappear\'d, excepting some of the large <symptom n=\"30\">Pimples</symptom>, <del><illegible l=\"5\" />\r\n           <lb /><unclear>of</unclear></del> which <add place=\"above\">more or less</add> in general, always continue to appear on my\r\n           <lb /><bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart>. Sometimes after <treatment n=\"18\">rubbing with\r\n           <lb />the flesh brush</treatment>, a <symptom n=\"30\">transient imperfect Irruption</symptom> will\r\n           <lb />appear upon the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomack</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart>, chiefly on <bodypart n=\"73\">the left side</bodypart>\r\n           <lb />with a small degree of <symptom n=\"78\">itching</symptom>, but before Morning it is\r\n           <lb />gone. -\r\n       </p>    \r\n       <p>\r\n        <lb />This seems to indicate, that there has been, and may be, some\r\n        <lb />thing <bodypart n=\"48\">in the blood</bodypart> and humours, discordant to the <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart>.   \r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb />At times, and in aforenoon only, I have <symptom n=\"27\">passed Urine\r\n           <lb />of a White Colour,</symptom> like thin Milk - which after settling\r\n           <lb />deposited a sediment, of the same Colour, as pure as Chalk\r\n           <lb />and of a substance very like it - but this not always\r\n           <lb />nor in great quantity. After riding 8 or 10 Miles, there\r\n           <lb />is some times a considerable degree of sediment in my Urine\r\n           <lb />of a mixt Colour, Red and White.\r\n        </p>  \r\n        <p>   \r\n           <lb />I am apt to think, that whatever is in the Urine, was\r\n           <lb />originaly <bodypart n=\"48\">in the Blood</bodypart> &amp; Humours. --\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb />Since my <condition n=\"21\">Nervous Complaints</condition> began, I have experienced the extra-Â¬\r\n           <lb />sensibility, in other parts than where it is now lodged - and\r\n           <lb />at that time, I had nothing of it, where it now is.\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p> \r\n           <lb />First of all, many Years ago, I began to feel a Complaint, on\r\n       </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"10\" /> \r\n        <p>\r\n           <lb />the <bodypart n=\"73\">left side</bodypart>, a little below <bodypart n=\"26\">the pap</bodypart>, without <bodypart n=\"42\">the Heart</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"40\">Ribs</bodypart>\r\n           <lb />tho\' <add place=\"above\"><del><illegible l=\"5\"/></del></add> perhaps it might have some Connection with the former\r\n           <lb />The symptoms of this Complaint, appear wonderful to me as\r\n           <lb />they equaly shew an extra-sensibility, of the Action of the\r\n           <lb />Intelligent principle, and external Agents. ---\r\n         </p>\r\n         <p>\r\n           <lb />The pain in this place, was habitual - seldom, or rather \r\n           <lb />never Acute - but heavy, oppressive and corroding - <symptom n=\"6\">affecting\r\n           <lb />the spirits</symptom>, and spreading <symptom n=\"55\">a langour</symptom> over the whole frame\r\n        </p> \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />- In Winter, the external Cold affected me with such uneasiness\r\n            <lb />in that place, that no Cloaths or Covering were sufficient\r\n            <lb />to keep off the painful sensation - I felt the Air, I drew in\r\n            <lb />at my <bodypart n=\"5\">left Nostril</bodypart> (when in a Cold state) affect it with pain\r\n            <lb />- the putting on a Gold Glove on <bodypart n=\"15\">my left hand</bodypart>, had inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />stantaniously the same effect - the same instantanious\r\n            <lb />effect, from taking any thing into <bodypart n=\"2\">my Mouth</bodypart>, either very\r\n            <lb />hot, or cold, but especially the later - Mental labour, and\r\n            <lb />exercise always increased it - it was worst in a state of\r\n            <lb />inaction, and after Meals - in a word, it was subject, to\r\n            <lb />a great susceptibility of Impression, to pain &amp; small\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"57\">spasms</symptom>, from the various Affections and Operations of the\r\n            <lb />Mind. Gentle Exercise gave the greatest relief, and after\r\n            <lb />many fruitless tryals - a <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment>, and keeping it open\r\n            <lb />for some Weeks entirely carry\'d it off; with all the above\r\n            <lb />symptoms, and it has never return\'d --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"11\" />\r\n         <p> \r\n            <lb />I have had a complaint exactly similar, in <bodypart n=\"68\">the Muscles</bodypart>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"26\">of the left Breast</bodypart> higher up, which join to <bodypart n=\"11\">the shoulder</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />and <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart> - <treatment n=\"18\">rubbing constantly with the flesh brush</treatment>, and\r\n            <lb />moving <bodypart n=\"12\">my left Arm</bodypart> in walking, instead of <bodypart n=\"12\">my right</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />has removed this also. --\r\n         </p>  \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Several Years ago, all the symptoms of sensibility, which\r\n            <lb />I now complain of, in or about <bodypart n=\"46\">my stomack</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />were lodged in <bodypart n=\"42\">the Heart</bodypart>. A glance of thought, a simple\r\n            <lb />Idea, the most triffling Affair, would have affected the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"42\">Heart</bodypart>, with <symptom n=\"57\">strong sharp spasms and twinges</symptom> - <symptom n=\"10\">palÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pitations</symptom> - irregular flowings of the <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> &amp;<sup>ct.</sup> At that time\r\n            <lb />riding upon Horse back, brought on these symptoms\r\n            <lb />also - and by the way, the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"8\">Steel Mineral of Peterhead</ingredient> increas\'d\r\n            <lb />this Disorder. I made tryal of many things, but cannot\r\n            <lb />say what removed this disorder of <bodypart n=\"42\">the Heart</bodypart> - one thing\r\n            <lb />is certain, that to this moment, from the time I took\r\n            <lb />a Voyage to North America, I never felt the least deÂ¬\r\n            <lb />gree of it. -\r\n        </p>       \r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb />The shifting of these Complaints - their removal from one\r\n           <lb />place, and attack upon another - seems to indicate the\r\n           <lb /><bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> to be in fault, and that Obstructions <bodypart n=\"57\">in the small\r\n           <lb />Vessels</bodypart>, were perhaps another consequence of this -  \r\n       </p>\r\n       <pb n=\"12\" /> \r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb />Thirdly - presumptions in favours of the last Cause of Extra-Â¬\r\n           <lb />Sensibility Viz Obstruction.\r\n        </p> \r\n        <p>       \r\n           <lb />An Irritable Disposition of <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart>, when arrived to a certain \r\n           <lb />degree, will necessarily throw them into frequent <symptom n=\"57\">spasms &amp;\r\n           <lb />Commotions</symptom> - and these again must necessarily alter the\r\n           <lb />natural situation of the parts, and <symptom n=\"85\">hinder the free and \r\n           <lb />regular Circulation of the <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart></symptom> - every ones <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> has\r\n           <lb />something of Impurity and <symptom n=\"85\">Viscidity</symptom> in it - <symptom n=\"85\">such <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart>\r\n           <lb />being often stopt</symptom> by the Operation of the <symptom n=\"57\">spasms</symptom>, &amp; creeping\r\n           <lb />slowly thro\' the distorted vessels, must by the lenth of time\r\n            <lb />stagnate in some parts altogether, and so form <condition n=\"90\">ObstructiÂ¬\r\n           <lb />ons</condition>. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>  \r\n           <lb /><condition n=\"90\">Obstruction</condition> when once begun, and seated, is a very suffiÂ¬\r\n           <lb />cient Cause, for a still higher degree of Extra-sensibility\r\n           <lb />- because <bodypart n=\"47\">the Nerves</bodypart> in the parts affected, and by sympathy\r\n           <lb />and Connection for a considerable way distant, must be\r\n           <lb />be more and more disordered and irritated, from the\r\n           <lb />unsound Humours, with which they are loaded - And\r\n           <lb />when they are affected at their Origin, by any Cause opÂ¬\r\n           <lb />erating upon <bodypart n=\"95\">the Mind</bodypart>, and this affection or ImpressiÂ¬ \r\n           <lb />on is communicated along their various branches, and\r\n           <lb />reaches those which are in an unsound &amp; obstructed state\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"13\" />   \r\n        <p>\r\n           <lb />it cannot be but this touch upon them , must be painful\r\n           <lb />and this pain occasion, extra Commotions in them. \r\n        </p> \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The Appearance and feeling of the <bodypart n=\"46\">right side of the stomack</bodypart> \r\n            <lb />are both some what different from the left, and this has\r\n            <lb />continued for Years, and I think first began, after using\r\n            <lb />the Cold Bath. --\r\n        </p> \r\n        <p> \r\n            <lb />After writing an Hour or two, especially if such experience reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />quire a good deal of Thought, I feel a degree of uneasiness\r\n            <lb />and disorder considerably more, <bodypart n=\"59\">in my right side</bodypart>, than\r\n            <lb />in my <bodypart n=\"59\">left</bodypart>. --\r\n         </p>   \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Exercise upon Horseback is painful, raising <symptom n=\"57\">sharp spasms</symptom>\r\n            <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomack</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart>, or parts already described - &amp;\r\n            <lb />otherwise disordering me much. --\r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Sometimes I have thought, I could discern, a certain <symptom n=\"83\">YellowÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ish tincture in the Colour of the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin of</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"8\">my Face</bodypart></symptom> - esÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pecially after washing, and while drying &amp; rubbing it.\r\n        </p>   \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Very often in a Morning, I have a foul <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart>, and of\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"above\">a</add><symptom n=\"83\">Yellowish Colour</symptom>. --\r\n        </p>      \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As I have already observ\'d, I never could find that <del><illegible l=\"5\" /></del>\r\n            <lb />I had any thing of a <symptom n=\"38\">Bilious</symptom>, <symptom n=\"48\">Acid</symptom>, or otherwise bad\r\n            <lb />Humour in <bodypart n=\"46\">my stomack</bodypart> - &amp; <symptom n=\"24\">I am always costive</symptom>.\r\n        </p>      \r\n        <pb n=\"14\" /> \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Does not these things seem to indicate - that there is perhaps\r\n            <lb />a scarcity, a <symptom n=\"85\">viscidity</symptom>, of <bodypart n=\"88\">the Bile</bodypart> - and that is is not\r\n            <lb /> properly seperated or secreted. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Some of the Circumstances I have mention\'d, are <u>trivial</u>\r\n            <lb />if not <u>impertinent</u> - but it is generaly accounted <u>one</u>\r\n            <lb />of the symptoms of <u>this disease</u>, to be more or less <u>WhimÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sical</u> - and it is <u>proper</u> <u>this</u> should <u>appear</u> in my Case\r\n            <lb />also. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The sum of all these presumptions is - That I conjecture\r\n            <lb />(for certain Opinion I have none) my Complaints\r\n            <lb />take their rise First - from a system of <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart> and\r\n            <lb />fibres not the strongest - but by this I do not mean\r\n            <lb />that they were or are, too loose and relaxed - but rather\r\n            <lb />that they were <unclear>Origanly</unclear>, of a substance perhaps too\r\n            <lb />refind, and in consequence too springy <subst><del>and</del><add place=\"above\">or</add></subst> Elastick.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>  \r\n            <lb />Secondly - from some Original Quality in the <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> and\r\n            <lb />Humours discordant and ungrateful to the <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart>, and\r\n            <lb />gradualy increasing their sensibility, or power of FeelÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />By lenth of time, such a system of <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart>, supported\r\n            <lb />by Fluids of such a quality, and rendered more ungrateÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ful by accidental Causes, would necessarily attain \r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"15\" /> \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />to a great degree of sensibility - when this sensibility \r\n            <lb />rose to a certain degree, it would be painful - this pain\r\n            <lb />would produce <symptom n=\"57\">spasms</symptom> - and these if long continued, would\r\n            <lb />bring on Obstructions - and Obstructions would render\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"21\">the Nervous symptoms</condition>, obstinate and unconquerable\r\n            <lb />- which last (the Obstinacy of my Indisposition) I have\r\n            <lb />found true in experience, no method having been of any\r\n            <lb />avail, to remove the sensibility I complain of, a hairs\r\n            <lb />breadth. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />After all, I am very sensible, that this Representation no\r\n            <lb />better, than meer uncertain precarious conjecture.  The Human Body\r\n            <lb />is a Machine, so Curious and Complicated, that it is impossible to\r\n            <lb />know it aright, or comprehend the various Causes that operate upon\r\n            <lb />it, and the manner and consequences of such Operation - and besides\r\n            <lb />the symptoms of many Disorders, and mine in particular, are often\r\n            <lb />so indistinct undecisive and of such a mixt Nature, that no Clear\r\n            <lb />satisfactory Opinion can be founded upon them. Perhaps the\r\n            <lb />true ground of my Complaints, may arise from <symptom n=\"23\">simple Weakness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and Relaxation of the solids, particularly of <bodypart n=\"82\">the digestive powers</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />Some of the symptoms, I can easily account for, from that Cause\r\n            <lb />tho not all of them - and I am inclin\'d to think, that some\r\n            <lb />Physicians, have perhaps erred greatly, in refering all <condition n=\"21\">Nervous\r\n            <lb />Complaints</condition> similar to mine, to the head of <symptom n=\"23\">Weak <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart></symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"16\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n        <lb />lax fibres &amp;<sup>ct.</sup> &amp;<sup>ct.</sup> But on whatever Cause or Causes, my ComÂ¬\r\n        <lb />plaints, especially the Extra-sensibility, may depend, I think\r\n        <lb />I am sure of one thing, and that is - that the Climate of this\r\n        <lb />Country is in the fault, particularly in the Winter time - and\r\n        <lb />that it does more to continue and confirm, <condition n=\"21\">Nervous ComÂ¬\r\n        <lb />plaints</condition>, than all the Physicians in Great Britain, and the\r\n        <lb />most faithful observance of their prescriptions can do, to reÂ¬\r\n        <lb />move and eradicate them. This consideration induces me\r\n        <lb />(being at perfect liberty) to take a long sea Voyage (which is\r\n        <lb />thought good in Obstructions) and try for some Years, the effect\r\n        <lb />of a more equal Climate. I propose to go, either to the IsleÂ¬\r\n        <lb />and of Bermudas, or to New York, or the neighbouring\r\n        <lb />Jerseys - but here I am at a loss - for were I certain that\r\n        <lb />my Complaints depended upon <symptom n=\"23\">simple Weaknesses</symptom> &amp; relaxÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ation of the solids, then I should be apprehensive of the\r\n        <lb />consequences of the Climate of Bermudas. Perhaps it might\r\n        <lb />be too hot, and further relax, my already (supposed) relaxed\r\n        <lb />Constitution. Bermudas, is situated in 32 degrees of North\r\n        <lb />Latitude, and enjoys by all accounts, a most serene, Equal\r\n        <lb />and Temperate Air, it not being so hot there, as on the\r\n        <lb />American Continent under the same degree of Latitude, by\r\n        <lb />reason of the sea Breezes I suppose - but not withstanding \r\n        <lb />to a Constitution entirely relaxed, it might perhaps\r\n        <lb />prove too Warm, and increase instead of abate<del>ng</del> the Disorder.\r\n        </p>\r\n <pb n=\"17\" />   \r\n        <p>\r\n        <lb />On the other hand, if my Complaints do take their rise, from anyÂ¬\r\n        <lb />thing <bodypart n=\"48\">in the Blood</bodypart> disagreeable to <bodypart n=\"47\">the Nerves</bodypart>; and from ObÂ¬\r\n        <lb />structions, then I should expect great benefits from such a\r\n        <lb />climate as Bermudas. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n<p>\r\n        <lb />Thus I have given You my sentiments, relative to the Nature of my\r\n        <lb />Indiposition, in a manner more Crude and Confused, than I could\r\n        <lb />have wished. I might have entertain\'d you, or rather tir\'d you\r\n        <lb />with a great variety more of speculative and plausible Reasonings\r\n        <lb />and vain Conjectures - with more facts and true observations, <choice><abbr>w<sup>h.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />perhaps would have been of service to You, in the formation of your\r\n        <lb />Opinion, and perhaps not - I might also have digested better\r\n        <lb />what I have now wrote you and divested it of many improÂ¬\r\n        <lb />prietys and inaccuracys - but I cannot afford the attention\r\n        <lb />this would have requir\'d. I shall suffer for what I have already\r\n        <lb />done, and it is improper to suffer too much, for any thing\r\n        <lb />I hope therefore you will make a favourable allowance for me\r\n        <lb />and look upon my Letter, with the mild Eye of candour.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n        <lb />I have run out to a great lenth, in spite of my\r\n        <lb />resolution to be short - but it is impossible to be brief upon\r\n        <lb />such a subject, and do it any sort of Justice. Altho\' then\r\n        <lb />I have been very tedious, yet I desire you may be as short\r\n        <lb />as you can in your Answer - and that it may be as easie\r\n</p>\r\n        <pb n=\"18\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n        <lb />to You as possible, be so good as give me your Opinion simply\r\n        <lb />in regard to the following points, without adding the ReasÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ons or Grounds, upon which it is founded, as I shall make\r\n        <lb />a shift to guess at them, when I see your Opinion --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n        <lb />First. - Whether you think, there is any <symptom n=\"24\">Obstruction</symptom> in the place\r\n        <lb />I let you see and feel when in Edinburgh, on the <bodypart n=\"46\">right side\r\n        <lb />of the stomack</bodypart>. --\r\n</p>        \r\n <p>\r\n        <lb />Secondly. If you think there is - then in what part of the \r\n        <lb />Body it is situated. --\r\n</p>  \r\n  <p>\r\n       <lb />3<sup>dly</sup>. A proper Regimen of Food and Drink - and what MeÂ¬\r\n       <lb />dicines are proper, to remove such <symptom n=\"24\">Obstructions</symptom>. --\r\n </p> \r\n  <p>\r\n       <lb />4<sup>thly</sup>. Whether the above Regimen, is sufficient to correct a\r\n       <lb /><condition n=\"43\">Scorbutick</condition> quality <bodypart n=\"48\">in the blood</bodypart>? - and if not, to subjoin which\r\n       <lb />further may be necessary for that purpose, particularly in\r\n       <lb />regard to Vegetables - both as Medicine, and part of Diet. -\r\n  </p> \r\n  <p>\r\n      <lb />5<sup>th</sup>. Whether You approve most, of the climate of Bermudas\r\n      <lb />or New York, my Constitution and Complaints considered?\r\n  </p>       \r\n  <p>\r\n      <lb />6<sup>th</sup>. I have been at sea before, and so know pretty well, how\r\n      <lb />to manage my self in regard to Health - but if you know\r\n      <lb />of any thing, which You may conjecture I am ignorent of\r\n      <lb />You may let me know it. --\r\n  </p>          \r\n  <p>\r\n      <lb />7<sup>th</sup>. On Supposition you approve of Bermudas, You may\r\n  </p>\r\n  <pb n=\"19\" />  \r\n  <p>\r\n     <lb />give me any hints, that You think may be servicable in\r\n     <lb />that Climate. ---\r\n  </p> \r\n  <p>\r\n      <lb />Inclosed I send you two Guinea Notes - for altho you was so\r\n      <lb />good, as to desire me to write you and you would answer my\r\n      <lb />Letter without farther fee - yet I am not so ungenerous as\r\n      <lb />take advantage of this. Perhaps at another time, I may\r\n      <lb />write You, without sending Cash, but upon the whole\r\n      <lb />shall take Care to allow you a reasonable Compensation\r\n      <lb />for your trouble, such as I can afford. You may direct\r\n      <lb />your Letter for me, <choice><abbr>Merch<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Merchant</expan></choice> near the New Wynd Montrose.\r\n      <lb />I shall be glad to receive your Answer to the few points above\r\n      <lb />as soon as you can send it conveniently, intending soon\r\n      <lb />to set out for London, and by sea.\r\n   </p> \r\n   <closer>\r\n       <salute>I am with Respect\r\n           <lb />and Esteem,\r\n           <lb />Sir,\r\n           <lb />Your Obedient Humble servant\r\n       </salute>\r\n       <signed>Thomas Christie</signed>\r\n   </closer>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Dr. William Cullen\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n</div>\r\n<div> \r\n    <pb n=\"20\" />\r\n    <annot>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <p>1773</p>\r\n    </annot>\r\n</div>\r\n</body>', 842, 13, '2014-11-12 11:47:57', 1374);
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He recovered his strength, very slowly, and at\r\n            <lb />last got pretty well again.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In the beginning of the following year, he was again\r\n            <lb />attack\'d by an <condition n=\"18\">aguish Indisposition</condition>, which did not form\r\n            <lb />regularly. He was never well for twenty four hours toÂ¬\r\n            <lb />gether, being constantly harrass\'d with <symptom n=\"1\">Head-aches</symptom>, pains\r\n            <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>, attended with <symptom n=\"68\">great Thirst</symptom>, <symptom n=\"55\">Lassitude, ListnessÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ness and Langour</symptom>. He took <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> in various forms,\r\n            <lb />without any sensible effect, He was in this <symptom n=\"55\">languishing\r\n            <lb />way</symptom> from January to September 1761, when he went to\r\n            <lb />the country for some weeks, and having taken moderate\r\n            <lb />Exercise every day, his complaints left him entirely,\r\n            <lb />and her was now in hopes that his Health was perfectÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly re-established.\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p> \r\n            <lb />During the 1762, - 63 &amp; 1764, he enjoyed very\r\n            <lb />good Health.\r\n       </p>\r\n        <p> \r\n            <lb />Early in the 1765, he was again seized with <condition n=\"18\">aguÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ish complaints</condition>, which continued to the beginning of\r\n            <lb />summer.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In the beginning of the 1766 &amp; - 67, he had returns\r\n            <lb />of the same complaints which lasted till the warm\r\n            <lb />weather began to set in. Tho\' these irregular attacks\r\n            <lb />of the Disease, in the course of the three years last menÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tioned, were neither so frequent nor so severe, as in\r\n            <lb />the 1761, they were attended with the most disagreeable\r\n            <lb />sensations and Effects. He had an <symptom n=\"68\">immoderate Thirst</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />with <symptom n=\"8\">loss of Appetite</symptom>; was oppress\'d with the utmost\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />   \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"55\">Listlessness, Langour</symptom> and <symptom n=\"6\">Dejection of Spirits</symptom> in so\r\n            <lb />much that he could seldom attend to any sort of Business\r\n            <lb />and besides was extremely <symptom n=\"23\">weaken\'d</symptom> by <symptom n=\"28\">profuse sweats</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />which came upon him generally in the mornings.\r\n         </p>\r\n         <p>    \r\n            <lb />In August 1765, a <symptom n=\"18\">Tumor</symptom> that had been growing\r\n            <lb />for two or three years before upon the top his <bodypart n=\"18\">right\r\n            <lb />Thigh</bodypart>, broke out into a <condition n=\"89\">running sore</condition>; and as it did\r\n            <lb />not give him much uneasiness either before or for a\r\n            <lb />considerable time after it broke out, it was neglected\r\n            <lb />and mismanaged till it became <symptom n=\"43\">ulcerous</symptom>, and spread\r\n            <lb />to a considerable breadth. It was then very painful\r\n            <lb />and troublesome, but by proper applications and\r\n            <lb />medicine, chiefly <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial</ingredient>, it was at last entirely\r\n            <lb />healed up in the summer 1768.\r\n         </p>\r\n        <p>  \r\n            <lb />From the last mentioned period to <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1770\r\n            <lb />the Patient was in perfect Health, and had not the\r\n            <lb />smallest complaint. But in the beginning of that\r\n            <lb />month, he was seiz\'d with <symptom n=\"1\">intolerable stinging pains\r\n            <lb />in his Head</symptom>, which gave him a great Uneasiness; and\r\n            <lb />as they came suddenly and without any warning,\r\n            <lb />would make him start as if an Arrow had been \r\n            <lb />shot through his Temples. 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This he was told by a PhysiÂ¬\r\n          <lb />cian he consulted, proceeded from an <symptom n=\"24\">Obstruction\r\n          <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart></symptom>, and was probably the consequence\r\n          <lb />of having swallowed so great a quantity of <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>, as\r\n          <lb />it had not the due effect. In a few weeks that pain\r\n          <lb />yielded to proper applications &amp; medicine. During\r\n          <lb />it\'s continuance, he was <treatment n=\"1\">let blood of several times</treatment>,\r\n          <lb />which gave him a temporary Relief. The <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> was\r\n          <lb />remarkably bad &amp; sizy.\r\n       </p> \r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb />Soon after this the <symptom n=\"5\"><symptom n=\"2\">shivering</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"28\">sweating</symptom> Fits</symptom>\r\n          <lb />attack\'d him with double force. 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The <condition n=\"89\">Wound</condition>\r\n           <lb />has seemingly healed up several times, but has as\r\n           <lb />often broke out again and still continues open.\r\n           <lb />It is very troublesome at times, and discharges a\r\n           <lb />kind of matter, which for the most part is but thin.\r\n       </p>   \r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb />The Patient still continues under this lingering\r\n           <lb />Illness, being subject to <symptom n=\"5\">low nervous Fits</symptom>, <symptom n=\"8\">frequent\r\n           <lb />want of Appetite</symptom>, <symptom n=\"34\">feverishness</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom>, <symptom n=\"76\">much spitÂ¬\r\n           <lb />ting of tough phlegm</symptom>, <symptom n=\"2\">shiverings</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"28\">sweatings</symptom>, by\r\n           <lb />which his constitution is much wasted. For seveÂ¬\r\n           <lb />ral months past too, he has been greatly distress\'d\r\n           <lb />with flying pains all over his Body and especially\r\n           <lb />in his <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"12\">Arms</bodypart>, by which he is often entirely\r\n           <lb /><symptom n=\"88\">lame</symptom> &amp; unable to walk. These Pains chiefly affect\r\n           <lb />his <bodypart n=\"17\">left Leg</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"12\">left Arm</bodypart>, the last of which he has almost\r\n           <lb />lost the use of\r\n       </p>   \r\n<pb n=\"4\" />      \r\n        <p>\r\n           <lb />Having laboured so long under this obstinate\r\n           <lb />Indisposition, and tried so many Remedies withÂ¬\r\n           <lb />out success, he is anxious about himself, and wants\r\n           <lb />to be advised of the most probably means of removing\r\n           <lb />all his complaints and recovering his Health.\r\n      </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 843, 3, '2013-04-29 19:37:54', 391),
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At particular times I did not feel any\r\n        <lb />Uneasiness unless upon pressing the upper Angle of the right <bodypart n=\"5\">Ala or\r\n        <lb />lip End of the Nose</bodypart> on the right side. Sometimes this pain was <unclear>remov\'d</unclear>\r\n        <lb />to the left side and at other times I felt it in both. I judg\'d it to be\r\n        <lb />a <symptom n=\"62\">slight Inflamation</symptom> of <bodypart n=\"5\">Schneider\'s Membrane</bodypart> and suppos\'d it would go\r\n        <lb />off when the Weather grew warmer. About March I had a great stuffing\r\n        <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"5\">left Nostril</bodypart> <choice><abbr>w.<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> occasion\'d me to blow my <bodypart n=\"5\">Nose</bodypart> so forcibly as freÂ¬\r\n        <lb />quently to make it <symptom n=\"94\">blood</symptom>. This gave me a temporary Relief but the fullness\r\n        <lb />return\'d in five or six hours and I had the same task to perform again\r\n        <lb />so that I have <symptom n=\"94\">sometimes lost five or six Ounces of <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart></symptom> in 24 hours\r\n        <lb />and frequently more. In April 1772 the stuffing in the <bodypart n=\"5\">left Nostril</bodypart> was\r\n        <lb />attended <choice><abbr>w.<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"21\">great heat</symptom> &amp; Pain and a thin skin was form\'d two or three\r\n        <lb />times in a day on the beginning of the bony part of the <bodypart n=\"5\">Septum Nasi</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />this was either remov\'d by the finger or violent and repeated Efforts by blowing\r\n        <lb />that <bodypart n=\"5\">Nostril</bodypart> whilst the other was left stopp\'d. A <symptom n=\"65\">little <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> generally <unclear>then</unclear>\r\n        <lb />follow\'d</symptom> the removal of this skin. I must observe that this stuffing of the\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"5\">Nostril</bodypart> and formation of the the thin skin were in a greater degree if\r\n        <lb />I exceeded my usual way of <subst><del><illegible l=\"6\" /></del><add place=\"above\">liveing</add></subst> either in Eating or Drinking but I\r\n        <lb />was only affected <choice><abbr>w.<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> Pain in the day time being perfectly easy when in\r\n        <lb />Bed; and indeed I have been frequently so well in the Morning before rising\r\n        <lb />as to suppose myself perfectly clear of the Complaint. About two or three\r\n        <lb />hours after rising I became uneasy: an <symptom n=\"78\">Itching</symptom> foretold the approaching\r\n        <lb />symptoms: this was succeeded by <symptom n=\"21\">great heat</symptom> &amp; Pain accompany\'d <choice><abbr>w.<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"12\">a diffiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />culty Breathing thro\' that <bodypart n=\"5\">Nostril</bodypart></symptom> till the skin was removed by forcible\r\n        <lb />Expiration or the Finger. After the removal of this skin a <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> &amp; Pain\r\n        <lb />were felt in the part from whence it came not unlike that <choice><abbr>w.<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> a person feels\r\n        <lb />after a <add place=\"above\"><treatment n=\"4\">Blister &amp; plaister</treatment></add> is taken off or on opening and exposing to the air\r\n        <lb />a <symptom n=\"80\">blister from a scald or burn</symptom> - I continu\'d in this way till the 24<sup>th</sup> of June\r\n        <lb />when growing rather worse (perhaps from my more free Living at that time\r\n        <lb />it being the Week of our Races) I became a good deal alarm\'d as I cou\'d\r\n        <lb />not any longer consider it as proceeding from a simple cause or it wou\'d\r\n        <lb />certainly e\'er that time have been remov\'d. I had no Reason as I then\r\n        <lb />thought to suppose it <condition n=\"20\">Venereal</condition> having had no Communication <choice><abbr>w.<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> the other\r\n  <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />sex for many years excepting in the way of my Profession,<note>The writer is evidently a surgeon who sometimes acts as a so-called \"man-midwife\".</note> I never indeed\r\n        <lb />scrupled to examine Women during their <condition n=\"7\">Pregnancy</condition> <add place=\"above\">or deliver <unclear>them</unclear></add> even tho\' I knew they\r\n        <lb />had <symptom n=\"106\">Chancres</symptom> or other Venereal sores being of Opinion that no Injury \r\n        <lb />cou\'d be got \"intrudendo <bodypart n=\"16\">Digitum</bodypart> in <bodypart n=\"33\">Vagina</bodypart> <unclear>Mulieriu</unclear>\"<note>Translates as \"by introducing a finger into a woman\'s vagina\".</note> and this Opinion,\r\n        <lb />I think is maintain\'d by some of the ablest Writers on the Subject.\r\n        <lb />I took Care indeed to keep my <bodypart n=\"16\">fingers</bodypart> <add place=\"above\">free</add> from any cutts or scratches and always  \r\n        <lb />wash\'d my <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart> exceedingly well immediately after. A few days after this\r\n        <lb />the symptoms growing worse I was led to think that it might possibly be\r\n        <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> tho\' I cou\'d in no manner account for the cause I therefore determin\'d\r\n        <lb />upon going through a proper course of Medicine for that Disorder. As my\r\n        <lb />Business wou\'d by no means allow of Confinement I resolv\'d upon taking\r\n        <lb />the Solution of Sublimate <choice><abbr>w.<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> the <ingredient n=\"15\" t=\"15\">strong Sarsaparilla Decoction</ingredient>. Being that\r\n        <lb /><add place=\"above\">day</add> in company <choice><abbr>w.<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a very ingenious Gentleman of the Profession one of the surgeons\r\n        <lb />of <subst><del>the</del><add place=\"above\">our</add></subst> Infirmary<note>As the writer remains unidentified it is not possible to ascertain which hospital he refers to here. According to contemporary usage \"our\" does not necessarily indicate the Edinburgh Infirmary.</note>  with whom I was very intimate I in confidence communicated\r\n        <lb />my sentiments and Intentions to him. He examin\'d my <bodypart n=\"5\">Nostrils</bodypart> <choice><abbr>w.<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> great\r\n        <lb />care and finding no <symptom n=\"43\">Ulcerations</symptom> or even marks of <symptom n=\"62\">Inflamation</symptom> farther\r\n        <lb />than a little redness of the part he concluded it to be a mere simple <symptom n=\"107\">Coryza</symptom>\r\n        <lb />and strongly dissuaded me from pursuing my Intentions. On the 28<sup>th</sup> day of\r\n        <lb />the same Month (Viz June) my <bodypart n=\"5\">Nose</bodypart> being very troublesome and two of my\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"103\">Finger Nails</bodypart> becoming loose at their Roots (a symptom I have often obÂ¬\r\n        <lb />serv\'d to attend <condition n=\"20\">Venereal cases</condition>) I begun that Night after <symptom n=\"94\">losing a little\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart></symptom> to take a grain of the sublimate and the next day I drunk a Quart\r\n        <lb />of the <ingredient n=\"15\" t=\"15\">strong Decoction of Sarsaparilla</ingredient>, the Sublimate was continu\'d regularly \r\n        <lb />for six Weeks lessening only the Dose, now and then to half a grain when\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"40\">griped</symptom> or over purged. The Decoction was regularly continued every day from\r\n        <lb />the <illegible l=\"2\" /><note>Context implies this might have read \"29th\".</note> day of June to the 27<sup>th</sup> day of <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w.<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> only wanted two days of three\r\n        <lb />calendar Months so that I took near 100 Bottles of it. I wou\'d have purÂ¬\r\n        <lb />su\'d the other longer but was banter\'d out of it by my Friend who gave me\r\n        <lb />the strongest Assurances of my safety and as most people are <del><unclear>ard</unclear></del> readily\r\n        <lb />persuaded to what they most ardently wish so I was easily prevail\'d upon\r\n        <lb />to discontinue it. The <bodypart n=\"103\">finger Nails</bodypart> in a short time cast off and new Ones\r\n        <lb />succeeded as in common Cases. The Symptions in a short time grew better\r\n        <lb />and about three weeks before I finish\'d my course of Medicines the <bodypart n=\"5\">right\r\n        <lb />Nostril</bodypart> was perfectly free from Pain either when press\'d or otherwise, the <bodypart n=\"5\">left</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />however still continu\'d troublesome and has remain\'d so ever since <choice><abbr>w.<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> sorry\r\n        <lb />little Variation of Circumstances. My Regimen during that long course of\r\n        <lb />Medicine was not over strict for as I generally eat at a Tavern I found it\r\n        <lb />difficult to do as I ought I did not however exceed a pint of Porter at\r\n        <lb />Dinner &amp; a pint of White Wine made in Negus in the 24 hours for the first\r\n        <lb />Nine Weeks, after that I increas\'d my Quantity to a Bottle of Wine a day\r\n  <pb n=\"3\" />  \r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>w.<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I cou\'d well enough dispense with as (excepting the complaint in my <bodypart n=\"5\">Nose</bodypart>)\r\n        <lb />I was in good Health very corpulent and us\'d a deal of Exercise. At the time\r\n        <lb />I first found this Complaint <choice><abbr>w.<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> is a year gone January, I weighed Eighteen\r\n        <lb />stone &amp; a half tho\' not more than five feet Eight Inches in height A little before\r\n        <lb />I begun taking the Medicines I was only 17 stones <choice><abbr>w.<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I imputed to constant\r\n        <lb />smoacking Tobacco us\'d <choice><abbr>w.<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a view of reducing myself. At the end of the Courses\r\n        <lb />I was no more than 16 stone and was at that time active, full of spirits\r\n        <lb />and had an exceeding good Appetite. I am now about 17 stone Weight and\r\n        <lb />excepting the complaint in my <bodypart n=\"5\">Nose</bodypart> otherwise in good Health. As the\r\n        <lb />pain in the <bodypart n=\"5\">left Nostril</bodypart> was not remov\'d by the Medicines I have <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n        <lb />I had recourse to topical Applications The <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\">strong Mercurial <unclear>Ointment</unclear></ingredient>\r\n        <lb />was apply\'d so frequently and freely to the part as to make my <bodypart n=\"2\">Mouth</bodypart> a\r\n        <lb />little sore but my Rings and Watch being discolour\'d thereby and <unclear>remarks</unclear>\r\n        <lb />being made I discontinu\'d the use of that. <ingredient n=\"190\">Goulards Vegeto Mineral Water</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />made very weak was try\'d but it <symptom n=\"62\">inflam\'d</symptom> and gave great pain as long\r\n        <lb />as its Effects continu\'d. <ingredient n=\"191\"><choice><abbr>Sp<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Spirit</expan></choice> Mindarer</ingredient> had a like Effect but in a less\r\n        <lb />degree. <ingredient n=\"2\">Quicksilver</ingredient> suspended in Gum Water kept the part cool and\r\n        <lb />gave some Ease but the best Topic I have met with is the <ingredient n=\"23\"><choice><abbr>Ung Alb.</abbr><expan>Unguent Album</expan></choice>Camphor</ingredient>\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>w.<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> the Addition of about a Drachm of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient> to an Ounce of the\r\n        <lb />Ointment <treatment n=\"42\">Fumigations of <ingredient n=\"36\">Cinnabar</ingredient></treatment> <add place=\"above\">&amp; small Dose of <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient></add> were tryd for two Nights only my\r\n        <lb />Friend being so positive that it was not <condition n=\"20\">Venereal</condition> and that it wou\'d\r\n        <lb />intirely go off if I wou\'d forbear picking my <bodypart n=\"5\">nose</bodypart> that I have discontinu\'d\r\n        <lb />every thing except the Ointment above mention\'d since <choice><abbr>Nov.<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> last. About\r\n        <lb />three Weeks ago then Pain in the <bodypart n=\"5\">right Nostril</bodypart> <choice><abbr>w.<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> was the first symptom I felt\r\n        <lb />in January 1772 and which I had not felt since the beginning of <choice><abbr>Sep<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />last return\'d and has continu\'d ever since. It is quite easy <subst><del><illegible w=\"2\" /></del><add place=\"above\">at Night</add></subst>\r\n        <lb />in bed. in the Morning it is not felt unless when press\'d, about Noon\r\n        <lb />a shooting corroding Pain comes on in that as well as the other <bodypart n=\"5\">Nostril</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />which is remov\'d by the free use of the Ointment but the soreness upon\r\n        <lb />pressing the <bodypart n=\"5\">right one</bodypart> always continues. <symptom n=\"94\">A few Drops of <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart></symptom> generally\r\n        <lb />come away from the <bodypart n=\"5\">left Nostril</bodypart> <add place=\"above\">at Noon</add> upon blowing it. <del>and</del> This <add place=\"above\">pain</add> uniformly\r\n        <lb />begins about 11 oclock in the Morning and continues to grow worse\r\n        <lb />till about One when by the free use of the Ointment it is remov\'d\r\n        <lb />Upon introducing the <bodypart n=\"16\">Finger</bodypart> into the <bodypart n=\"5\">right Nostril</bodypart> I can feel a small\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"30\">Pimple</symptom> a little bigger than a pins head from which I suppose the\r\n        <lb />pain proceeds but there is no <symptom n=\"43\">Ulceration</symptom> I have for a few days\r\n        <lb />past liv\'d very abstemiously and find myself much better, the skin\r\n        <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"5\">left Nostril</bodypart> not forming so frequently nor <add place=\"above\">is</add> the pain in either of\r\n        <lb />them so great as before. My Friend having lately seen D.<sup>r</sup> Gilchrist\r\n            <lb />&amp; M.<sup>r</sup> Hill\'s Publication on the <condition n=\"92\">Sibbens</condition><note>James Hill, <i>Cases in Surgery..with Observations to which is added An Account of the Sibbens</i> (Edinburgh: 1772). Hill is described on the title-page as \'Surgeon in Dumfries\'. This is possibly a clue as to where the writer is located since Dumfries is also where Dr John Gilchrist practiced.</note> seems now to be of Opinion\r\n<pb n=\"4\" />     \r\n        <lb />that it may be that Disorder tho\' no other symptoms have yet appear\'d\r\n        <lb />but what I have relayed except I may add that I sometimes feel a pain\r\n        <lb />on the <bodypart n=\"5\">lower part of the Frontal &amp; upper part of the Nasal Bones</bodypart> but this\r\n        <lb />is seldom and <subst><del><unclear>th</unclear><illegible l=\"5\" /></del><add place=\"above\">there</add></subst> is no <symptom n=\"83\">discolouration of the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart></symptom> or pain upon pressing\r\n        <lb />these parts.\r\n    </p> \r\n    <p>\r\n       <lb />Q. Is this case <condition n=\"20\">Venereal</condition> or not? If it is are the <bodypart n=\"5\">Cartilages <add place=\"above\">of the Nose</add> and bony\r\n       <lb />part of the septum affected or only Schneiders Membrane</bodypart> and in either case\r\n       <lb />what will be the most approved Remedies &amp; the most proper Regimen  &amp;c.\r\n   </p>     \r\n    <closer><dateline>April the 26<sup>th</sup> 1773</dateline></closer>\r\n\r\n<handShift/>\r\n<annot>\r\n    <p>1773</p>\r\n</annot>    \r\n    \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 844, 11, '2015-04-10 10:31:59', 427),
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About three years ago she was married.\r\n         <lb />Four months after the <condition n=\"8\">menses stopt for nine Weeks</condition>. - She was\r\n         <lb />affected also with a Moving of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, <symptom n=\"40\">Gripes in the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart></symptom>\r\n         <lb />Loathing of Meat, <symptom n=\"29\">Belching of Wind</symptom>, <symptom n=\"1\">Headach</symptom> and <symptom n=\"49\">Toothach</symptom>; such\r\n         <lb />an alteration made her suppose she had <condition n=\"7\">conceived</condition>. - Upon\r\n         <lb />taking a little more Exercise than usual, she felt a <symptom n=\"9\">Weariness</symptom>\r\n         <lb />and <symptom n=\"21\">a great <unclear>Heat</unclear> in the lower part of the <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart></symptom>: the menses then\r\n         <lb />returned for two or three Days, tho\' not in the usual Quantity. -\r\n         <lb />The former complaints still remained, and rather on the increase.\r\n         <lb />She was now sensible of a crawling motion in the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> - Below\r\n         <lb />the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> began to <symptom n=\"63\">swell</symptom> and a small Body was here\r\n         <lb />felt, which on leaning back in her Chair she perceived to\r\n         <lb />move. - Sometimes a <symptom n=\"22\">swimming in the <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart></symptom> took place at this\r\n         <lb />Time.  About seven Weeks after, a <symptom n=\"61\">Fit of Sickness</symptom>, attended with\r\n         <lb />a violent stress of <symptom n=\"3\">Vomiting</symptom> brought on a <condition n=\"8\">Return of the Menses\r\n         <lb />in the usual Quantity as when regular,</condition> tho with much more\r\n         <lb />Pain. - About somewhat more than two months, she was\r\n         <lb />seized with a <condition n=\"13\">cold</condition>, which brought on <symptom n=\"40\">violent Gripes about the\r\n         <lb /><bodypart n=\"90\">Navel</bodypart></symptom>, Pain in the <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart>, and a <condition n=\"10\">slow Fever</condition> - This occasioned\r\n         <lb /><condition n=\"8\">an uncommon discharge of the Menses</condition> for two or three Days\r\n         <lb />when an <condition n=\"11\">Abortion</condition> ensued, supposed to be of a two Months\r\n         <lb />conception - <condition n=\"8\">the Menses then stopt till next Day,</condition> when getting\r\n         <lb />out of Bed, it returned with Violence. - When able to sit in    \r\n         <lb />a chair, to her surprise she found her Bulk not much\r\n  <pb n=\"2\" />       \r\n         <lb />diminished: - still a Hardness remaining in the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>, with\r\n         <lb />a various Kind of Motion, and a <condition n=\"21\">nervous Disorder of the\r\n         <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart></condition>. - She had been ordered, for some time, to use only \r\n         <lb />roast and boiled meat, and drink a glass or two of Port\r\n         <lb />Wine after her meals, which had a very good Effect on the\r\n         <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> --- She was <symptom n=\"27\">often troubled with a stoppage of\r\n         <lb />Urine - a frequent Desire, but in small Qualities. sometimes\r\n         <lb />of a natural Colour, sometimes whitish and slimy - some\r\n         <lb />times an uncommon Discharge and pain</symptom> no <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom> but\r\n         <lb />often <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom>. -- The <condition n=\"8\">Menses now quite irregular\r\n         <lb />for seven months</condition> after the former Discharge, during which\r\n         <lb />Time, she was affected with a violent dragging down Pain in\r\n         <lb />the <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart>, and <symptom n=\"21\">Heats in the <bodypart n=\"59\">Loins</bodypart></symptom>, and the Bulk was conÂ¬\r\n         <lb />siderably increased. -- From the End of <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1771 <condition n=\"8\">the Menses\r\n         <lb />stopt quite for fourteen Months</condition>. The Motion and Bulk now\r\n         <lb />considerably changed. The Bulk fell to the <bodypart n=\"73\">two sides</bodypart>, but\r\n         <lb />more to the <bodypart n=\"73\">left</bodypart> than <bodypart n=\"73\">Right</bodypart> - She felt too a violent lifting up\r\n         <lb />Motion to the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, which would sometimes move her\r\n         <lb />clothes - Sometimes this motion was felt below the <bodypart n=\"90\">Navel</bodypart>,\r\n         <lb />and sometimes in the Bottom of the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> - The motion in\r\n         <lb />the <bodypart n=\"73\">sides</bodypart> was quite different, like something crawling and\r\n         <lb />sometimes starting - rolling and pushing. -- The <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart> was\r\n         <lb />freed from Pain and strengthened, some Months after the\r\n         <lb /><condition n=\"8\">Menses disappeared</condition>, and the Pain grew more troublesome\r\n         <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"73\">Sides</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>, and the <symptom n=\"21\">Heat</symptom> formerly in the <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart>\r\n<pb n=\"3\"/>     \r\n         <lb />was felt below the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, attended with <symptom n=\"82\">violent Flushings</symptom> which\r\n         <lb />were almost <symptom n=\"12\">suffocating</symptom> - These <symptom n=\"82\">Flushings</symptom> were considerably\r\n         <lb />relieved by <treatment n=\"1\">Bleeding in the <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart></treatment> but the Bulk was still\r\n         <lb />increasing, which occasioned a Weariness and Stiffness in the\r\n         <lb /><bodypart n=\"18\">Thighs</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"18\">Legs</bodypart> and <symptom n=\"88\">disabled from walking</symptom>. - The appetite\r\n         <lb />was pretty good and the Discharge by Stool regular - but the\r\n         <lb /><symptom n=\"27\">stoppage of Urine</symptom> was very troublesome. When the Pressure was\r\n         <lb />downward and to the <bodypart n=\"64\">Bottom of the Belly</bodypart> there was a forcing desire,\r\n         <lb />but the <symptom n=\"27\">Urine small in Quantity and scalding hot</symptom> - In <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> last\r\n         <lb />she was ordered <ingredient n=\"57\">Circuta</ingredient> Pills, and to rub with <ingredient n=\"23\" t=\"28\"><unclear>Camphorate</unclear> Oil</ingredient> -\r\n         <lb />Soon after the violent motion upwards subsided considerably\r\n         <lb />but there was still a Bulky Motion in the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>, which would\r\n         <lb />have shifted its Place, and the Bulk appeared sometimes bigger\r\n         <lb />sometimes less, with a flapping Motion particularly when\r\n         <lb />walking - The <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> never fell or grew less all this time. -- She\r\n         <lb />felt afterwards a violent Weight to the <bodypart n=\"64\">Bottom of the Belly</bodypart>, and the\r\n         <lb /><bodypart n=\"73\">sides</bodypart> were so much pained as if something was leaving asunder\r\n         <lb />from them - and from the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> to the <bodypart n=\"90\">Navel</bodypart> a considerable\r\n         <lb />Flatness was visible - The <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> was bandaged up which gave\r\n         <lb />some Ease to the <bodypart n=\"73\">sides</bodypart> - the Appetite still continued good, the\r\n         <lb />Discharge by stool regular she slept tolerably and looked\r\n         <lb />better than usual. -- About three Weeks ago, upon going up\r\n         <lb />a Pair of stairs, she was seized with a more than usual\r\n         <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">Feebleness in the <bodypart n=\"51\">Limbs</bodypart></symptom>, a Pain in the <bodypart n=\"28\">lower Part of the Back</bodypart>\r\n         <lb />and a <symptom n=\"22\">swimming in the <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart></symptom>, which was followed by a\r\n<pb n=\"4\"/>     \r\n         <lb />small Discharge of the Menses from three Days - The Pain of the <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart>\r\n         <lb />then ceased, and the Menses disappeared - The Weight still remains\r\n         <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"64\">bottom of the belly</bodypart>, attended with a stinging Pain some\r\n         <lb />times intolerably violent. The <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> is much softer in Bed - She\r\n         <lb />cannot attempt to lie upon the <bodypart n=\"73\">left side</bodypart>, and when lying upon\r\n         <lb />the <bodypart n=\"73\">Right</bodypart>, she feels sometimes, a swift kind of Motion without pain\r\n         <lb />She complains of great <unclear>stounings</unclear><note>Probably a variant of the Scots \"stounding\" meaning \"astounding or stupefying; a paralysing shock.\"</note>. in the <bodypart n=\"27\">Breasts</bodypart>, rather more\r\n         <lb />troublesome of late - The Pain and Motion are most distressing\r\n         <lb />at the time the Menses should return, if regular - The dragging\r\n         <lb />down weight is not always alike The <unclear>Bu<add place=\"above\">r</add>then</unclear> is much lighter\r\n         <lb />at one time than another, nor is the Motion constant but ceases\r\n         <lb />sometimes entirely -\r\n  </p>      \r\n  <p>       \r\n         <lb />June 1773 - \r\n         <lb />It is to be observed, that the Bulk never fell after the <condition n=\"11\">Abortion</condition>,\r\n         <lb />but was on the Increase for sometime - It has subsided a little sinc<unclear>e</unclear>\r\n         <lb />last year, but she is as big at this Day, as a <condition n=\"7\">pregnant</condition> Woman almost\r\n         <lb />at her full Time - The <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> is considerably softer, but she can never\r\n         <lb />lie on the <bodypart n=\"73\">left side</bodypart>, and it is by far biggest, however when on Foot\r\n         <lb />it is not more uneasy than the <bodypart n=\"73\">Right</bodypart>. The <unclear>stounings</unclear><note>See Note 1, above.</note> in the <bodypart n=\"27\">Breasts</bodypart>\r\n         <lb />are quite gone, and <condition n=\"8\">no shed of the Menses for above a twelvemonth</condition>.\r\n         <lb />She still has frequent <symptom n=\"82\">Flushings</symptom>, and the Motion in the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> and\r\n         <lb /><bodypart n=\"73\">sides</bodypart> still continues - There are Nothing like <symptom n=\"93\">Lumps</symptom> to be felt by the\r\n         <lb /><bodypart n=\"15\">Hand</bodypart>, which were sometimes felt last year. When standing for any\r\n         <lb />Time, or taking more than usual Exercise, particularly going\r\n         <lb />up or down stairs, a Bulk is felt to fall to the <bodypart n=\"64\">Bottom of the Belly</bodypart>\r\n         <lb />&amp; sometime after as sensibly to rise upon taking a little <unclear>Exercise</unclear>\r\n         <lb />The jolting of a chaise occasions the Bulk to fall sometimes, and\r\n         <lb />sometimes not. Would Exercise be proper to be persisted in\r\n   </p>      \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 845, 3, '2013-05-08 16:51:18', 399);
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(Patient) / 20 June 1773 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Eilidh Kane</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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About a twelve\r\n            <lb />month after his arrival, he received a\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"20\">venereal taint</condition>, which was unskillfully\r\n            <lb />treated, and to remove which; after having\r\n            <lb />tried <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurials</ingredient>, he drank a <ingredient n=\"101\" t=\"15\">decoction of\r\n            <lb />Guiaicum wood</ingredient>. Not long after he was\r\n            <lb />seized with an <condition n=\"10\">ardent fever</condition>, which <symptom n=\"26\">reduced\r\n            <lb />him to the last extremity</symptom>, but it became\r\n            <lb />at last intermittent, and he was saved\r\n            <lb />by means of <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient>. At the crisis\r\n            <lb />of the <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>, his body <symptom n=\"30\">broke out all\r\n            <lb />over into boils</symptom>, from the matter of\r\n            <lb />which he was relieved by <treatment n=\"2\">the knife</treatment>,\r\n            <lb />being reduced too low as his surgeons\r\n            <lb />informed him, to take <treatment n=\"30\">purging medicines</treatment>.\r\n            <lb />While he continued in Jamaica, he never\r\n            <lb />afterwards recovered his former health\r\n            <lb />and vigour. In July 1760 he left that \r\n            <lb />island and went to Pensilvania, in which\r\n            <lb />country and at New York he continued till\r\n            <lb />November. Here his <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> broke out into\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"30\">scorbutick-like blotchesand running sores,\r\n</symptom>  <lb />and he had a diet drink ordered him, the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial <add place=\"above\">ingredients</add></ingredient> in which were <ingredient n=\"15\">sarsaparilla</ingredient> and\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"33\">crude\r\n                \r\n<pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            \r\n           <lb />antimony</ingredient>. He used this medicine during his        \r\n            <lb />passage to England, but his complaints were\r\n            <lb />not removed, and he continued much\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"26\">emaciated</symptom>, and <symptom n=\"8\">without appetite</symptom>, and\r\n            <lb />while at London in spring 1761 having\r\n            <lb />caught a <condition n=\"13\">severe cold</condition>, he was threatened\r\n            <lb />with a <condition n=\"12\">consumption</condition>. Coming to Scotland\r\n            <lb />soon after, he laid a state of his case\r\n            <lb />before Doctor Cullen, who ordered him a\r\n            <lb />a vegetable diet <ingredient n=\"183\">testaceous powders</ingredient>, and a\r\n            <lb />medicine in pills the name of which M<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb />G. has forgot. By this prescription he was\r\n            <lb />soon restored to perfect health, and continued\r\n            <lb />well till 1764, when he had a pretty smart\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>; and excepting a slight degree of\r\n            <lb />the <condition n=\"43\">scurvy</condition> which he inherits from his\r\n            <lb />parents, and used to appear in the form\r\n            <lb />of a roughness o<subst><del>f</del><add>n</add></subst> his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>, and sometimes\r\n            <lb />a little <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> and <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> about the <bodypart n=\"16\"><bodypart n=\"89\">joints</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />of his fingers</bodypart> in spring and autumn, he\r\n            <lb />had no other complaint till the latter end\r\n            <lb />of 1770 and beginning of seventy one.\r\n            <lb />He was at <choice><abbr>Edin</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> at this time, and employed\r\n            <lb />in some very laborious investigations in\r\n            <lb />relation to a process<note>As in \"legal process\".</note> his family were carryÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing on about the Sutherland Peerage, and\r\n            <lb />having sat at this business for six weeks\r\n            <lb />with\r\n\r\n            <pb n=\"3\"/> \r\n         \r\n            <lb />unusual closeness, and under <symptom n=\"56\">uncommon anxiety\r\n            <lb />of <bodypart n=\"95\">mind</bodypart></symptom>, he conjectures it may have given\r\n            <lb />occasion to the <condition n=\"43\">scorbutick symptoms</condition> to\r\n            <lb />which he is subject, appearing with more\r\n            <lb />virulence than <subst><del><illegible l=\"9\"/></del><add>formerly</add></subst>. He <symptom n=\"35\">expectorated\r\n             <lb />a bloody matter</symptom>, his <symptom n=\"30\"><bodypart n=\"49\">flesh</bodypart> became <unclear>knotty</unclear></symptom>\r\n            <lb />and his <symptom n=\"21\"><bodypart n=\"16\">fingers</bodypart> <symptom n=\"21\">hot and sticky</symptom> between the\r\n             <lb /><bodypart n=\"89\">Joints</bodypart></symptom>, and arriving in London 8<sup>th</sup> \r\n<choice><abbr>Feby</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> -\r\n            <lb />where he found he was to sustain the -\r\n            <lb />double loss of his labours and his fathers\r\n            <lb />friendship, he soon after became so <symptom n=\"45\">leprous</symptom>\r\n            <lb />all over his body, but especially on\r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart>, that he could not\r\n            <lb />help fancying he had caught some -\r\n            <lb />infection by sleeping in foul Linnen on\r\n            <lb />the Road and being <unclear>disturbed</unclear> besides\r\n            <lb />with <condition n=\"149\">pedicule inguin</condition>. He tryd to find a\r\n            <lb />palliative in both complaints by rubbing\r\n            <lb />with a little <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\">mercurial ointment</ingredient>, but without\r\n            <lb />effect as to either. His business over, he\r\n            <lb />had recourse in the next place to <ingredient n=\"192\">D<sup>r</sup> Hills\r\n             <lb />essence of water Dock</ingredient>; a medicine which\r\n            <lb />had been of great advantage to his father\r\n            <lb />in <condition n=\"43\">scorbutick complaints</condition> and from <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />even he himself had recived benefit on\r\n            <lb />former occasions, but at the end of a course\r\n            <lb />of near three months, he found the dissease\r\n            <lb />no\r\n            <pb n=\"4\"/>       \r\n            <lb />way abated, <symptom n=\"26\">lost his flesh</symptom>, and <symptom n=\"91\">colour</symptom>, and\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"17\">could not sleep</symptom>. He was now assured by\r\n            <lb />others, and even began himself to suspect,\r\n            <lb />that he had <condition n=\"52\">the Itch</condition> at least superadded\r\n            <lb />to the <condition n=\"43\">scurvy</condition>. His body was covered with\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"30\">whitish <unclear>watery</unclear> pimples</symptom> but especially his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>, which <symptom n=\"78\">itchd very much</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and <symptom n=\"30\">pustules</symptom> also appeared on the <bodypart n=\"15\">palms of\r\n                <lb />his hands</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"24\">soles of his feet</bodypart> and a <symptom n=\"18\">tuÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />mour</symptom> or <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> he had in his <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> was\r\n            <lb />said to be a symptom of this distemper\r\n            <lb />He was persuaded therefore to undergo a\r\n            <lb />very long course of <ingredient n=\"34\">brimstone</ingredient> in the scots\r\n            <lb />form, which drove the dissease from the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />but it soon resumed its seat again, neither\r\n            <lb />did it yield to a <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\">strong mercurial ointment</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />which was used next. The only effect of\r\n            <lb />these medicines seemed indeed to be, to\r\n            <lb />drive the dissease to a more dangerous\r\n            <lb />seat, for he now became sensitive of a\r\n            <lb />pain, <unclear><choice><abbr>pulsul<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>pulsular</expan></choice></unclear>, and uneasiness below his <bodypart n=\"40\">ribs</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />on his <bodypart n=\"73\">left side</bodypart> towards his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>, <symptom n=\"4\">expectoÂ¬\r\n                <lb />rated a blue or blackish, and some times a\r\n                <lb />white and yellowish fÅ“tid matter</symptom>, and could\r\n            <lb />not lye without uneasiness on that side; and\r\n            <lb />at certain intervals, especially after having\r\n            <pb n=\"5\" />            \r\n            <lb />caught a <condition n=\"13\">little cold</condition>, or when the air was <add place=\"above\">unusually</add> moist,\r\n            <lb />the humour which seem\'d to collect there, appeard\r\n            <lb />to pass / as it still does / with a <symptom n=\"7\">noise and\r\n                <lb />feeling like the escape of wind</symptom>, and produced\r\n            <lb />a <symptom n=\"46\">flux</symptom>. Matters were in this state in August\r\n            <lb />last, when he had D<sup>r</sup> Hexams <ingredient n=\"33\">essence of antiÂ¬\r\n                <lb />mony</ingredient> in an <ingredient n=\"193\" t=\"19\">infusion of the Burdock root</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />prescribed him, which he used with some\r\n            <lb />interrupions for eight months, and by the\r\n            <lb />same advice, last winter and spring he\r\n            <lb />eat constantly of winter sallad, oranges\r\n            <lb />sweet and bitter, drank orange whey, and\r\n            <lb />rode on horseback; and when the distemÂ¬\r\n            <lb />per <symptom n=\"46\">fluxed him</symptom>, <subst><del><illegible l=\"5\"/></del><add>took</add></subst> <ingredient n=\"11\">Chamomile</ingredient> tea with\r\n            <lb />a few grains of <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> once every other\r\n            <lb />day. He has not used the <ingredient n=\"33\">antimony</ingredient> for\r\n            <lb />these last three months, or since he drank\r\n            <lb />the orange whey and <ingredient n=\"11\">Chamomile</ingredient>. This course\r\n            <lb />has done considerable service in clearing his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>; but <subst><del><illegible l=\"3\"/></del><add>does</add></subst> not seem to have reached\r\n            <lb />the root of the dissorder. The <symptom n=\"78\">Itching</symptom> and\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"30\">pimples</symptom> are still perceived occasionally. <subst><del>This</del><add>The</add></subst>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> is still excoriated and foul in many\r\n            <lb />places; The <bodypart n=\"16\">sinews and <bodypart n=\"49\">flesh</bodypart> of his fingers</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />are sometimes <symptom n=\"21\">heated</symptom> and <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom> by the\r\n            <lb />humour; and he has a constant feeling like\r\n            <lb />that of a <symptom n=\"46\">washing or flux</symptom> of matter from\r\n            <pb n=\"6\" />          \r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"26\">left breast</bodypart>, and pulse like that which attends\r\n            <lb />a <unclear>fealing</unclear>; and has a <symptom n=\"4\">constant expecteration\r\n                <lb />of dissagreeable looking matter</symptom> different in\r\n            <lb />colour and consistence from what he used\r\n            <lb />to throw up in a <condition n=\"13\">cold</condition>, tho not in a great\r\n            <lb />quantity. He has sometimes been advised\r\n            <lb />to clap a <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> on the side that is affected.\r\n            <lb />and <subst><del><illegible w=\"2\"/></del><add place=\"above\">at others</add></subst> had thoughts of going\r\n            <lb />to some of the <action n=\"49\">antiscorbutick</action> mineral\r\n            <lb />water. 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Injection the Effects of the Injection on night\r\n            <lb />I retained it till morning and all other times about\r\n            <lb />3 &amp; 4 hours when it came of as for the <action n=\"34\">anodyne</action> it never\r\n            <lb />had any affect on me in causing me to sleep <symptom n=\"17\">which I\'m in\r\n            <lb />frequent want of ocasioned by the <symptom n=\"78\">frequent Irritations</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and what sleep I have is generaly in the morning</symptom>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As you recommended Milk I have used it pretty freely and as\r\n            <lb />I had an opurtunity have used Goates milk looking on\r\n            <lb />it preferable to others and when taken morning &amp; Evening has\r\n            <lb />the Effect of giving me several stools in the day ---\r\n         </p>\r\n         <p>\r\n             <lb />At Dinner I Mostly have Drunk about half a glas rum with some\r\n             <lb />water and the same at night - food I mostly have had\r\n             <lb />for Dinner Chicken or Lamb\r\n             \r\n         </p> \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />My stools of late seems more of Natural Colour although mostly\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"89\"><unclear>straiked</unclear> with Blood</symptom> &amp; when is Inclined to be bound comes\r\n            <lb />away about sise of small Plumbs 7 or 8 in Number\r\n            <lb />just as <unclear>were</unclear><note>Possibly \"wore\" (a variant of \"were\").</note> Dipt in Blood &amp; Slime of a ropish nature\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I also observe my disorder has intervals as every other day &amp; sometimes\r\n            <lb />the 3<sup>d</sup> day I will be worse than at other times and have frequent\r\n            <lb />Irritations or motions and what matter comes away is like\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"89\">blood</symptom> and matter &amp; of such a sharp and viscid nature\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />        \r\n            <lb />that it will perfectly scald &amp; take of the skin where it comes\r\n            <lb />&amp; makes me very <symptom n=\"23\">low and weak</symptom>. \r\n         </p>  \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When Im best what matter comes seems whitish about thicknes\r\n\r\n            <lb />of cream, and just such as comes from a <condition n=\"48\">common boile or\r\n            <lb /><unclear>Biles</unclear></condition> without any <symptom n=\"65\">blood</symptom>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />And on the Whole I cannot say any better but raither frequenter\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"78\">Irritations</symptom> both day &amp; Night and the <symptom n=\"7\">vastest quantity of\r\n            <lb />explosions of wind</symptom> that can be thought on so frequent that\r\n            <lb />I am seldom capable of going into any Company and <symptom n=\"7\">the wind will\r\n            <lb />come <unclear>ont</unclear></symptom> with so much heat as my inward parts were burning\r\n            <lb />Whither the Goates Milk or not can ocasion so much heater\r\n            <lb />wind you must be best judge of --\r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As for strawberrys as yet I have not been able to get any but hopes to\r\n            <lb />get some soon when I purpose to take about an English\r\n            <lb />quart each day at 2 Diffrent times and shall write you their\r\n            <lb />Effect ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I hope youll further take my case into\r\n            <lb />consideration &amp; write me per course of post which\r\n            <lb />I shall thankfully pay at my Return to <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n       </p>\r\n             <closer>\r\n             <salute>I am S<sup>ir</sup> your most obedient &amp; <choice><abbr>Hum<sup>le</sup>\r\n             <lb />Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Humble Servant</expan></choice></salute> \r\n             <signed>James Dalzell</signed>\r\n             </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"3\" /> \r\n      <p>\r\n        <lb />For\r\n        <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n        <lb />Edinburgh    \r\n      </p>\r\n      <handShift /><annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n         1773\r\n      </p></annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 848, 3, '2013-07-28 17:23:54', 92),
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My freind assured\r\n            <lb />me of his doing the utmost &amp; would see me on\r\n            <lb />his return to Town the end of the Week shall\r\n            <lb />write you when I have any good Tidings\r\n            <lb />to Communicate ---\r\n       </p>     \r\n       <p> \r\n            <lb />I shall send <add place=\"above\">you</add> a Cannister of Ointment per\r\n            <lb />first ship. I have a great Demand for it here\r\n            <lb />insomuch that I have no desire for any PaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tients from distant parts, whom I cannot\r\n            <lb />occasionally visit and I purposed sometime ago\r\n            <lb />informing you thereof ---\r\n       </p>  \r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb />The four cases in my printed letter are cured.\r\n           <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Stonehouse wrote me that they were very\r\n           <lb />Extraordinary Ones; too well authenticated to be disÂ¬\r\n           <lb />puted &amp; he thought merited Publick Attention.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n           <lb />I have <unclear>ever</unclear> Effected a cure of M<sup>r</sup> Johnston\r\n          <lb />of Harkness recommended by <choice><abbr>W<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>William</expan></choice> <unclear>Hay</unclear> of DrumÂ¬\r\n           <lb />mellier, his case of <condition n=\"68\">Spina Ventosa of the <bodypart n=\"39\">Fibula</bodypart></condition>\r\n           <lb />had been 8 months under M<sup>r</sup> Ditchus cure at Bath\r\n           <lb />had the <treatment n=\"28\">actual cautery</treatment> applied twice a Day,\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />          \r\n            <lb />when I saw him <symptom n=\"88\">he walked by the help of\r\n            <lb />crutches, unable to putt the diseased <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart> to\r\n            <lb />the Ground</symptom> -- After using my Ointment 4\r\n            <lb />Months &amp; nothing else was ever applyed, he\r\n            <lb />could Walk Miles without a stick &amp; made me\r\n            <lb />a Deposit of his Wooden <unclear>Supporties</unclear> -- D<sup>r</sup> Turlon\r\n            <lb />attended with me but perscribed no Medicine\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Johnson is return to the Marquis of AnnanÂ¬\r\n            <lb />dale &amp; had lately wrote me that his cure is\r\n            <lb />almost compleated &amp; has wrote his cure to\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> <unclear>Meysey</unclear> of Bath ---\r\n         </p> \r\n         <p>          \r\n             <lb />I have a prospect of suceeding in the cure\r\n             <lb />of a very bad <condition n=\"69\">cancerous <bodypart n=\"27\">Breast</bodypart></condition> One\r\n             <lb />Counsellor Wallis\'s Maid of Lincelns Inn fields \r\n             <lb />&amp; had an Estate in Cumberland Shire - John\r\n             <lb />Wilson Apothecary in Henrietta Street Convent\r\n             <lb />Garden begged me to assist her, Both He &amp; his\r\n             <lb />son are astounded at the amendment. Am\r\n             <lb />also attending Lady Northcote with a familiar \r\n             <lb />complaint likewise Lord Bute\'s Maid &amp; Lady\r\n             <lb />Cowper\'s Butler with <condition n=\"69\">Cancerated <bodypart n=\"5\">Noses</bodypart></condition>. If\r\n             <lb />I succeed with the Counsillor\'s Maid, shall <unclear>riass</unclear>\r\n             <lb />much credit - I am well assured it is by\r\n             <lb />far the best Externall Dressing for either the\r\n             <lb /><condition n=\"41\">scorfula</condition> or <condition n=\"69\">cancer</condition> I mean nought else\r\n             <lb />than\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />        \r\n             <lb />to be Esteemed as posessing the best appliÂ¬\r\n             <lb />cation for these terrible Deseases and can\r\n             <lb />claim no further merit to myself than\r\n             <lb />persevering strenously to ascertain its use\r\n             <lb />for believe me was it otherwise I <unclear>return</unclear>\r\n             <lb />Honour &amp; Honesty sufficient to have\r\n             <lb />distilled it and I express no more\r\n             <lb />than what I felt on the Occasion.\r\n           </p>\r\n           <p>        \r\n             <lb />Enthusiastick with this principle I\r\n             <lb />have stemmed the Torrent of many low\r\n             <lb />selfish &amp; illiberal Wretches who have laughed\r\n             <lb /><subst><del>at</del><add>&amp;</add></subst> spurned at my attempts -- I have\r\n             <lb />incontestibly proved the oral Utility of the \r\n             <lb />Ointment in <condition n=\"41\">scorfulous <symptom n=\"18\">Tumours</symptom></condition> &amp; <condition n=\"32\">Ulcers</condition>\r\n             <lb />&amp; am very hopeful <unclear>ere</unclear> long to ascertain\r\n             <lb />its Efficacy in <condition n=\"69\">Cancerous</condition> Ones -- ne<subst><del>w</del><add>v</add></subst>er\r\n             <lb />Misleading or Uttering Falsehoods to my\r\n             <lb />distressed Fellow creatures. So that you\r\n             <lb />run no hazard of mentioning <choice><abbr>C.B.</abbr><expan>Charles Broughton</expan></choice> as\r\n             <lb />an Honest Man which Character He will\r\n             <lb />always be Ambitious to Support\r\n           </p>\r\n           <p>  \r\n             <lb />Excuse this tedious Narrative &amp; \r\n            </p>      \r\n            <closer>\r\n            <salute>    \r\n            believe me\r\n           <lb />ever <del>y</del> Yours while\r\n           </salute>\r\n           <signed>\r\n            Cha<sup>s</sup> Broughton   \r\n           </signed>     \r\n            </closer>\r\n             \r\n          <postscript>\r\n          <p>\r\n                <lb />a cursed Pen &amp; much tired\r\n                <lb />Please forward the Enclosed Letters --\r\n           </p> \r\n           </postscript>   \r\n     </div>        \r\n     <div>\r\n<pb n=\"4\" />\r\n      <handShift /><annot><p>1773</p></annot>   \r\n     </div>   \r\n  \r\n</body>', 850, 4, '2014-07-09 16:28:15', 398),
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I adhered strictly to the Warm\r\n            <lb />bathing according to your advice &amp; imagend\r\n            <lb />I found myself much better but about\r\n            <lb />the 12<sup>th</sup> my complaint return\'d. I have taken\r\n            <lb />four dozes of <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers powders</ingredient> which <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom>\r\n            <lb />me a good deal, &amp; I am sorry to say have not\r\n            <lb />been at all Efficatious. This morning I find\r\n            <lb />my <bodypart n=\"18\">thighs</bodypart> as if the <bodypart n=\"68\">muscles</bodypart> were much <subst><del><symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom></del><add place=\"above\"><symptom n=\"28\">sweated</symptom></add></subst>\r\n            <lb />&amp; yet a <symptom n=\"15\">pulsation</symptom> in my <bodypart n=\"19\">knees</bodypart> which has never been thoroughly remov\'d. I still continue\r\n            <lb />wearing the tight buckskin breeches &amp; have\r\n            <lb />us\'d little or no Exercise. Your farther advice\r\n            <lb />in my case will lay me under the greatest ObÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ligations.\r\n            </p>\r\n            <closer>\r\n                <salute>\r\n                I am with the greatest Respect\r\n                    <lb />Sir your <choice><abbr>Oblg\'d</abbr><expan>Obliged</expan></choice> &amp; most devoted\r\n                    <lb />Humble Servant\r\n                </salute>\r\n                <signed>Lloyd Bagold\r\n                    <lb /><choice><abbr>L<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Lieutenant</expan></choice> 37 <choice><abbr>Reg<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Regiment</expan></choice></signed>\r\n            </closer>\r\n        </div>   \r\n        <div>\r\n<pb n=\"2\"/>       \r\n      <p>      \r\n            <lb />To Doc.<sup>r</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            <lb />Eyre Coote<note>Sir Eyre Coote (1726-1783), was commandant at Fort George (from 1773 to 1778). His signature here serves as a \"frank\" indicating that, as a favour to Bagold, he is drawing on his privilege as Member of the House of Lords to not incur any postal charges.</note>\r\n    </p>\r\n            <handShift /><annot><p>1773</p></annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 851, 3, '2013-07-25 16:40:35', 202),
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Smith has now compleated the Month proposed\r\n     <lb />for the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurial Course</ingredient>; And Although it was carried\r\n     <lb />no higher than necessary, he is very much reduced - The\r\n     <lb />confinment he bore very ill, was obliged to indulge him\r\n     <lb />in any thing that he could take for the last week. He has\r\n     <lb />now been out in a chaise four or five times, and is rather reÂ¬\r\n     <lb />creating his strength, &amp; spirits, He thinks his complaint\r\n     <lb />is rather Better, but cannot yet judge <unclear>seurly</unclear> as his <bodypart n=\"2\">Mouth\r\n     <lb />and the parts about</bodypart> is not yet quite well from the effects\r\n     <lb />of the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>. - The quantity taken has not yet been one\r\n     <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">Drachm of Mercury</ingredient> - (I mean) altogether during the process.\r\n     <lb />He still continues to take a very little every two days. ---\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>    \r\n     <lb />There is One symptom attends his case which I hope he told you\r\n     <lb />of, that is when he <symptom n=\"29\">Belches Wind</symptom> upwards, he has not the\r\n     <lb />Least difficulty of deglutition. - His <symptom n=\"8\">Appetite is now very\r\n     <lb />bad</symptom> - But hopes when he gets out will be better ---\r\n   </p>    \r\n<pb n=\"2\"/>         \r\n   <p>\r\n     <lb />Woud you chuse to have him continue small Doses of\r\n     <lb />the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> or not - As his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> is so much relaxed \r\n     <lb />and <symptom n=\"8\">bad Appetite</symptom> he desired that I would give him some   \r\n     <lb /><ingredient n=\"113\">Bitter</ingredient> - I gave him an <del><illegible l=\"2\" /></del> <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">Infusion of the Bark</ingredient>, which     \r\n     <lb />he says sits very light &amp; easy upon his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>. - His\r\n     <lb /><bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> <symptom n=\"63\">swell</symptom> a little towards evening, but this I hope will \r\n     <lb />go off after proper exercise. - Woud you chuse him to try \r\n     <lb />the Sea Bathing, after he is recovered from his present\r\n     <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom>. There is <symptom n=\"30\">red spots upon his <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart></symptom> which has conÂ¬\r\n     <lb />tinued ever since his <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> was sore from the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>, they\r\n     <lb />are <unclear>larger</unclear> than <condition n=\"87\">Measles</condition>, and are not attended with any <symptom n=\"78\">itching</symptom>\r\n     <lb />or <symptom n=\"47\">Smarting</symptom>; They are generally very red at night, and paler\r\n     <lb />in the morning. - If any thing is necessary youl please to\r\n     <lb />advise me as soon as convenient, \r\n   </p> \r\n   <closer>\r\n     <salute>and am Dear Sir\r\n       <lb />Your very <choice><abbr>hb<sup>l</sup> ser<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>humble servant</expan></choice>\r\n       </salute>\r\n       <signed><u>W<sup>m</sup> Turnbull</u></signed>\r\n    </closer>   \r\n        <postscript>\r\n        <p>\r\n          <lb />N:B: His <symptom n=\"15\">pulse weak but regular</symptom>\r\n          <lb />free of heat or <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom> - His Urine\r\n          <lb />of a natural colour -- --\r\n        </p>    \r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n        <lb />Doctor Cullen Professor\r\n        <lb />of Physick -- -- --\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>b</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>    \r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift /><annot><p>1773</p></annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 852, 3, '2013-05-01 20:39:34', 293);
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I was obliged to use\r\n            <lb />a <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> at first, but I do now pretty well\r\n            <lb />without it. - Would you be so kind as favour\r\n            <lb />me with another letter to let me know how I\r\n            <lb />am going on, &amp; whether there be any other\r\n            <lb />thing you would have me do. Would you think it\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />        \r\n            <lb />proper to <treatment n=\"14\">apply leeches</treatment> again as so very few took\r\n            <lb />effect the former time? 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of your father\r\n         <lb/>&amp; mother - His strength being still considerable\r\n         <lb/>so as to <add place=\"above\">be</add> \r\n         able to ride out times, he will perhaps\r\n         <lb/>stand the best chance from \r\n         <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial unction</ingredient>\r\n         <lb/>&amp; a little <ingredient n=\"57\">circuta</ingredient>,\r\n         the irritability of his <bodypart n=\"82\"><choice><abbr>alim<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>alimentary</expan></choice>\r\n             tube</bodypart>\r\n         <lb/>I fear <choice><abbr>wd</abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> \r\n          prevent the trial of <ingredient n=\"66\">mezereon</ingredient> or\r\n         the like\r\n         <lb/>But this I leave to your choice &amp; will wait\r\n         <lb/>your advice <choice><abbr>wc</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n         I doubt not will be speedy\r\n          <lb/>I desird <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> to be \r\n         quite laid aside, &amp; any\r\n          <lb/>light meat to be tried <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del>\r\n         as his fancy <choice><abbr>wd</abbr><expan>would</expan></choice>\r\n          <lb/>dictate, not thinking that confinement to animal\r\n          <lb/>food was by any means advisable farther\r\n          <lb/>than was necessary to keep his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n          &amp; <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>\r\n          <lb/>in tolerable order - I avoid <add place=\"above\">to</add>\r\n         attempt to offer any\r\n          <lb/>consolation to your affliction, &amp; hope that your\r\n          <lb/>own good sense will enable you to conduct \r\n          <lb/>yourself with prudence &amp; patience - Your mother\r\n          <lb/>behaves well beyond expectation, tho I own I\r\n          <lb/>was hardly able to blindfold your father\r\n         <add place=\"above\">&amp; mother</add> about\r\n          <lb/>the nature of the \r\n         <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> <symptom n=\"18\">tumor</symptom> \r\n         in his right \r\n          <lb/>side â€“â€“â€“\r\n         \r\n    </p>\r\n     <p>\r\n          <lb />I presume you have heard that I was so fortunate\r\n          <lb />as to get a very valuable <add place=\"above\"><choice><abbr>collectn</abbr><expan>collection</expan></choice></add>\r\n          of medical &amp; other\r\n          \r\n    <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n         \r\n          <lb />books from D<sup>r</sup> Maconchy, some manuscripts\r\n          <lb />&amp; a very extensive sett of midwifery instruments\r\n          <lb />I came home with an intention of going shortly to\r\n          <lb /><choice><abbr>L.</abbr><expan>London</expan></choice> Derry &amp;\r\n         there perhaps to settle at least for\r\n          <lb />some years, my hopes are not very great\r\n          <lb />but therefore disappointments will be the\r\n          <lb />less. My epistolary force will be very great\r\n          <lb />both from Dublin &amp; elsewhere â€“â€“â€“\r\n          <lb />You have probably heard of R. Magill\'s\r\n          <lb /><choice><abbr>(Senr.)</abbr><expan>(Senior)</expan></choice> \r\n         death, &amp; J. Elliot\'s conjunction with\r\n          <lb />Miss Wonder<note>Obscure, but presumably a knowing reference to some romantic intrigue.</note>  so that I have no news\r\n          <lb />of consequence to transmit you from\r\n          <lb />this - The Moneymore volunteers are\r\n          <lb />nearly at as great variance as the\r\n          <lb />other belligerent powers of Europe, but\r\n          <lb />not so lavish of their own blood.<note>Refers to the local army volunteer force at Moneymore, in Country Londonderry (Northern Ireland).</note>\r\n      \r\n     </p>\r\n    \r\n             <closer><salute>Excuse incorrectness from haste &amp;\r\n                 <lb />believe me to be with sincerity\r\n                 <lb />your friend &amp; \r\n                 <choice><abbr>h<sup><u>le.</u></sup> Servt.</abbr><expan>humble Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n             \r\n                 <signed>J. Clarke</signed>\r\n             \r\n             </closer>\r\n    \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n        <div>\r\n     \r\n             \r\n   <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n    <p>\r\n             <lb />Mr John Caldwell\r\n             <lb /><choice><abbr>Stud<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Student</expan></choice>\r\n             <lb />The College Edinburgh\r\n    </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1801, 3, '2014-06-05 12:05:14', 49),
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At intervals since he\r\n            <lb/>has had slight attacks of <symptom n=\"31\">DiarrhÅ“a</symptom>, and a few of the least \r\n            <lb/>distressing symptoms of <condition n=\"48\">Dyspepsy</condition> which never commanded\r\n            <lb/>any attention till within these twelve months past\r\n            <lb/>since which period <symptom n=\"31\">the DiarrhÅ“a</symptom> return\'d so frequently, &amp;\r\n            <lb/>so violent with <choice><abbr>somet<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>sometimes</expan></choice> \r\n            <symptom n=\"89\">a slight bloody tinge</symptom>, that his\r\n            <lb/>corpulency which then was very considerable &amp; his strength\r\n            <lb/>&amp; appearance far superior to his years, seemd evidently much\r\n            <lb/>exhausted, &amp; his <condition n=\"48\">dyspepsy</condition> was pretty fully \r\n            mark\'d; however\r\n            <lb/>his sanguine \r\n            <choice><abbr>disposit<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>disposition</expan></choice> &amp; \r\n            a long experience of the sponÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>taneous exit of similar attacks of <symptom n=\"31\">DiarrhÅ“a</symptom> never sufÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ferd him to apply remedies different from well chosen\r\n            <lb/>diet till after a severe attack of \r\n            <symptom n=\"89\"><choice><abbr>somewh<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>somewhat</expan></choice> \r\n            ting\'d</symptom> <symptom n=\"31\">diarÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>rhÅ“a</symptom> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> beginning of August, by\r\n            <choice><abbr>wh<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he was much\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"26\">emaciated</symptom>. This was <choice><abbr>read<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>readily</expan></choice> stop\'d\r\n            then and on <choice><abbr>freq<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>frequent</expan></choice> reÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>turns therafter, by an <choice><abbr>inf<sup>n</sup>n</abbr><expan>infusion</expan></choice> \r\n            of <ingredient n=\"97\">Terr. 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At present he is free\r\n            <lb/>of <choice><abbr>Acid<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>Acidity</expan></choice> \r\n            <subst><del>of</del> <add place=\"above\">at</add></subst> \r\n            <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>stom<sup>h.</sup></abbr><expan>stomach</expan></choice></bodypart> \r\n            <choice><abbr>y.<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> \r\n            <choice><abbr>sympat<sup>c.</sup></abbr><expan>sympathetic</expan></choice> \r\n            <symptom n=\"1\">headache</symptom> it usually \r\n            <lb/>occasiond, &amp; as he says <symptom n=\"7\">the flatulence</symptom>, yet he\r\n            <lb/>has a pain of <bodypart n=\"73\">the left side</bodypart> \r\n            <choice><abbr>wh<sup>h.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>, very tolerable \r\n            <lb/>in any other position, won\'t suffer him to lie\r\n            <lb/>on it. His <symptom n=\"26\">emaciation</symptom> \r\n            <choice><abbr>cont<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>continues</expan></choice> rapidly encreasing \r\n            <lb/>&amp; <symptom n=\"8\">his appetite <choice><abbr>wh<sup>h.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> \r\n            was bad is not mending.</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>He sleeps pretty well. <bodypart n=\"64\">His Belly</bodypart> is \r\n            <choice><abbr>gen<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>generally</expan></choice> natural\r\n            <lb/>but <choice><abbr>somet<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>sometimes</expan></choice> \r\n            he has a loose stool in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> \r\n            <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"15\">His Pulse</symptom> is scarcely different from the natural\r\n            <lb/>state, &amp; his \r\n            heat &amp; <choice><abbr>respir<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>respiration</expan></choice>\r\n            are <add place=\"above\">quite</add> natural. His urine\r\n            <lb/>is very high colord &amp; deposits no sediment on\r\n            <lb/>standing: for some time past has <symptom n=\"28\">slight <choice><abbr>part<sup>l.</sup></abbr><expan>partial\r\n            <lb />sweats</expan></choice></symptom> about <bodypart n=\"26\">his breast</bodypart> in \r\n            <choice><abbr>y.<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> morning: &amp; at\r\n            <lb/>intervals his <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> become somewhat less\r\n            <lb/>sensible than natural. Knows no cause \r\n            <lb/>for his <choice><abbr>compl<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>complaints</expan></choice>:\r\n            got a fall from his\r\n            <lb/>horse last February which left a\r\n            <condition n=\"15\"><choice><abbr>Rheu<sup>c.</sup></abbr><expan>Rheumatic</expan></choice></condition>\r\n            <lb/>- like <choice><abbr>afft<sup>n.</sup></abbr><expan>affection</expan></choice> of \r\n            <bodypart n=\"11\">his shoulder</bodypart> for many\r\n            <lb/>months.  \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1802, 13, '2014-11-12 12:32:46', 90),
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I am sorry to find it is such\r\n            <lb />as I cannot promise to be of much service in and\r\n            <lb />this I am especially led to think from finding that\r\n            <lb />the Remedies already employed have been as\r\n            <lb />proper &amp; fit as could have been suggested by\r\n            <lb />any body. Inclosed I send you my Advice\r\n            <lb />to be communicated if you think proper to the\r\n            <lb /><unclear>lady\'s Friends and</unclear> I here give you Some\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"3\" /> Satisfaction.</p>\r\n        <p><lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> From the Hereditary taint the Present\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"2\" /> by past History of <condition n=\"1\">the Disease</condition> I\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> <unclear>a</unclear> <condition n=\"34\">Tubercle</condition> in the <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart>\r\n perha<illegible l=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb /><unclear>already <symptom n=\"1\">phystical</symptom></unclear> or at least liable fro<supplied>m</supplied> <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> causes <symptom n=\"62\">to inflame</symptom> and <symptom n=\"42\">suppurate</symptom>.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />Measures I think must be directed to <unclear>obviate</unclear>\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"62\"><supplied>Inflammation</supplied></symptom> and such I think must be our measures\r\n            <lb />upon every supposition that can report.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />The Ladys <symptom n=\"23\">Weakness</symptom> may perhaps make you\r\n            <lb />Shy in <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> but it appears to me absolutely\r\n            <lb />Necesary &amp; While <symptom n=\"62\">the Inflammatory Crust</symptom> appears\r\n            <lb />it seems to me quite safe especially while conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ducted with your Discretion that is taken in\r\n            <lb />moderate quantities and at proper Intervals.</p>\r\n        <p><lb /><treatment n=\"11\">The Issue</treatment> in <bodypart n=\"12\">the arm</bodypart> is very proper but <treatment n=\"4\">an\r\n            <lb />Occasional Blister</treatment> may also be necessary and I\r\n            <lb />would rather apply it to the <bodypart n=\"73\">Side</bodypart> than to <bodypart n=\"28\">the back</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />Tho there is <symptom n=\"79\">no Stitch</symptom> it is rare but that in Such\r\n            <lb />cases you may perceive <bodypart n=\"73\">one Side</bodypart> <supplied>more</supplied> affected\r\n            <lb />than the other. While <treatment n=\"11\">the Issue</treatment> in <bodypart n=\"12\">the <supplied>arm</supplied></bodypart> <unclear>Continues</unclear>\r\n            <lb /><supplied>to</supplied> discharge freely I would not propose to <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> on <bodypart n=\"73\">the side</bodypart>. I think it <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> it up immediately that you may ha<illegible l=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> <treatment n=\"4\"><supplied>B</supplied>lister</treatment> in your Power as a <unclear>remedy</unclear> always\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /><supplied>eff</supplied>ectual.</p>\r\n  <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p><lb /><treatment n=\"1\">Bleeding</treatment> &amp; <treatment n=\"4\">Blistering</treatment> with a Vegetable Diet\r\n            <lb />are the Remedies to be depended upon for I have\r\n            <lb />hardly ever found <action n=\"19\">Pectorals</action> of much Service. The\r\n            <lb />Mucilaginous &amp; <action n=\"16\">emollient</action> <action n=\"19\">Pectorals</action> if the Patient\r\n            <lb />can take them in Considerable Quantity are certainly\r\n            <lb />useful in taking off the Irritation of an acrid\r\n            <lb />mucus and <ingredient n=\"25\">Squills</ingredient> in promoting the Regular\r\n            <lb />Secretion of the Mucus may be of Service. The\r\n            <lb />Gums of all kinds I Suspect to be <symptom n=\"21\">heating</symptom> &amp;\r\n            <lb />I would rather Avoid them but <ingredient n=\"162\">the flowers of\r\n            <lb />Benzom</ingredient> are not to be ranked among these. The\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"24\">Seneca</ingredient> I imagine cannot be Useful unless given\r\n            <lb />in Such quantities as I have hardly found any\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"1\">Phthisical Patient</condition> to bear.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />I <supplied>am</supplied> glad to find the Lady bears an <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient> &amp;\r\n               <lb /><illegible w=\"2\" /> proper by a Medicine of that kind to\r\n               <lb /><illegible w=\"2\" /> Relief now &amp; then but such Medicines\r\n               <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> prove <symptom n=\"21\">heating</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammatory</symptom> &amp; I\r\n               <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> therefore have you cautious <illegible w=\"3\" /> \r\n               <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> you come to consider the disea<supplied>se</supplied> <illegible w=\"3\" /></p>\r\n        <p><lb />It is common in <illegible w=\"5\" />\r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb />Stress upon Exercise but it is more Effective in preventing\r\n            <lb />than curing &amp; all very brisk Exercise or pushed\r\n            <lb />the length of <symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom> may be very hurtful while\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"62\">symptoms of Inflammation</symptom> are present.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />I perceive the Lady is <symptom n=\"24\">liable to Costiveness</symptom>. I\r\n            <lb />hope this shall continue but in the mean time it is\r\n            <lb />necessary to keep her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular &amp; I have mentioned\r\n            <lb />the medicine I prefer to all others. <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes</ingredient> &amp; every\r\n            <lb />acrid <action n=\"24\">Purgative</action> would be hurtful. <ingredient n=\"140\">Salts</ingredient> are\r\n            <lb />very safe but it is difficult to keep their operation\r\n            <lb />within due bounds. For the rest I refer you to\r\n            <lb />the Inclosed. I am obliged to your father for the\r\n            <lb />honour he does me in consulting me upon this\r\n            <lb />Occasion &amp; I am very much obliged to you for\r\n            <lb />the Polite Expressions you are pleased to employ.\r\n            <lb />I shall be very glad to have any <unclear>opportunity</unclear>\r\n            <lb />of obliging either of you. In the present <illegible w=\"1\" /> I\r\n            <lb />Shall Expect to hear your further accounts <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> <unclear>ready</unclear> to contribute Everything in <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"3\" /> Relief.</p>\r\n         <closer><salute>I am\r\n         <lb />Sir\r\n         <lb />Your <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> humble <unclear>servant</unclear></salute>\r\n         <signed>William Cullen</signed></closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 741, 3, '2012-12-09 11:21:12', 203);
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Sing. gran. v\r\n                <lb />Signa <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Pills One two or three for a dose\r\n            <lb />or so many as give him one Stool to be taken at Bedtime</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"3\">Hepatic Aloes</ingredient>, the <ingredient n=\"137\">best Scammony</ingredient>, and <ingredient n=\"53\">Spanish Soap</ingredient>, and a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">Common Syrup</ingredient> as to make a mass to be divided into five individual pills. Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Pills One two or three for a dose or so many as give him one Stool to be taken at Bedtime</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n    <closer><dateline><lb />27 July 1761</dateline>\r\n    <signed>W.C.</signed></closer></div>\r\n</body>', 743, 11, '2015-04-17 09:14:45', 108),
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But may be relieved.\r\n           \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Let her take one of the powders <choice><abbr>or<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>ordered</expan></choice>\r\n            every forenoon &amp;\r\n            <lb />if she feels benefit from them she may take them\r\n            <lb />twice a day. They are to be taken at first only for a\r\n            <lb />fortnight; but after a week\'s intermission she\r\n            <lb />may take another course of them. Let me know\r\n            <lb />how she is after the fortnight &amp; I shall advise farther.\r\n            <lb />The Sea Bathing is proper for her &amp; also her going\r\n            <lb />out frequently in a boat.\r\n     \r\n            </p>\r\n                   \r\n                   \r\n                <closer>\r\n                    \r\n                   <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n                \r\n          <dateline>Edinburgh. 22. 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To all this I have only to add\r\n    <lb />the recommendation of Regular hours to go early\r\n    <lb />to bed at night &amp; to get up in the morning always\r\n    <lb />as soon as her Sound Sleep is over. By the\r\n     <lb />hints I have now given which you will execute\r\n<lb />still more exactly in detail I hope M<sup>rs</sup> Malcolms\r\n    <lb />Regimen may be managed so as to preserve her\r\n    <lb />health &amp; Life as long as I wish &amp; it is upon Such\r\n    <lb />Regimen I depend for obtaining my very earnest\r\n    <lb />wishes. However by way of Medicines I would also\r\n    <lb />advise her to <subst><add place=\"above\">take</add><del>use the</del></subst> Mares Milk as long as it\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />can be had &amp; if at any time <symptom n=\"4\">the Cough</symptom> increases\r\n        <lb />or the pains of <bodypart n=\"26\">her chest</bodypart> become Severe especially if\r\n        <lb />either are <del>increased</del> joined with <symptom n=\"15\">a frequent pulse</symptom>\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">a little blood may be taken from <bodypart n=\"12\">her Arm</bodypart> and\r\n        <lb />repeated as you shall judge proper</treatment>. It is to me <unclear>the</unclear>\r\n        <lb />most trusty remedy in Such Cases. <treatment n=\"11\">I believe that\r\n        <lb />Issues are also often usefull</treatment> &amp; if towards the <del>End</del>\r\n        <lb />beginning of Winter <symptom n=\"4\">any degree of Cough</symptom> or other\r\n        <lb />affection of <bodypart n=\"26\">the Breast</bodypart> remains I think it might\r\n        <lb />be proper to keep <treatment n=\"11\">some kind of Issue</treatment> open thorough\r\n        <lb />the whole Winter &amp; following Spring. ------\r\n\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n    <closer><salute>With Compliments to all your family I am\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n    <lb />your most obedient servant</salute>\r\n    <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed <sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 1 <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb /><u>1761</u></dateline></closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <handShift /><annot><p><lb />1761</p></annot>\r\n</div></body>', 744, 3, '2012-09-15 14:16:00', 91),
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The Parents are Healthy &amp; no hereditary Taint\r\n        <lb />is suspected, &amp; the Boy him self was remarkably so, untill about\r\n            <lb />the third year of his Age, that an <symptom n=\"78\">Itchy</symptom> <symptom n=\"30\">eruption</symptom> was perceived\r\n        <lb />upon the Maide who keept him, &amp; soon thereafter upon the Child,\r\n        <lb />&amp; from this Period the Parents deduce the beginning of his Illness.\r\n            <lb />This was suspected to be an <condition n=\"72\"><symptom n=\"78\">Infected itch</symptom></condition>, from its sudden appearance,\r\n            &amp; by my Advice the Cure <add place=\"above\">of both</add> was attempted by <ingredient n=\"34\">a Sulphurous Treatment</ingredient> used\r\n        <lb />with great Caution - The maide seemed to be cured for a little, but it\r\n            <lb />had no effect upon the Child, &amp; being informed she had been formerly subÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ject to <symptom n=\"30\">this eruption</symptom> she was removed from him, &amp; it was observed\r\n        <lb />that the Child therafter always communicated the Disease to those\r\n        <lb />who sleept with him -- During all this he keept his Health\r\n            <lb />very well, nor was <symptom n=\"30\">the eruption</symptom> at any time what could be calld\r\n            <lb />considerable -- he got many long <ingredient n=\"30\">Courses of Aethiops Mineral</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />&amp; <action n=\"24\">was purgd often</action> with <ingredient n=\"9\">Rubarb</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"24\">Senna</ingredient>, without any Success.\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />1759 he Drank Goat whey during the Season &amp; was thought\r\n            <lb />better for some time thereafter -- Spring 1760 <symptom n=\"30\">the eruption</symptom> was\r\n        <lb />thought to be upon the encrease &amp; he was againe sent to\r\n            <lb />the Goat Whey -- In the end of the Season there was <symptom n=\"30\">no appearance\r\n        <lb />of Eruption</symptom>, but he was observd to be ill colourd &amp; not so\r\n            <lb />Healthy -- About the Moneth of February last <symptom n=\"63\">a Swelling</symptom>\r\n            <lb />was perceived in <bodypart n=\"8\">one of his Cheeks</bodypart> &amp; soon therafter <symptom n=\"63\">a swelling</symptom> in\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"17\">the Leg</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> of the same Side <del>&amp;</del> where <condition n=\"32\">the Ulcers</condition> are at\r\n            <lb />Present -- When I was calld to him in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <subst><add place=\"above\">middle of February</add><del>Moneth of Aprile</del></subst>, <symptom n=\"18\">These\r\n                <lb />Tumors</symptom> were <symptom n=\"62\">considerably inflammd</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"83\">of a Dark purple Colour</symptom>, &amp;\r\n        <lb />had much hardness around them &amp; a fluctuation of matter was\r\n        <lb />perceived, but thought to be very deep.  The unwillingness\r\n            <lb />of the Parents to have them opend, &amp; their Hopes that <action n=\"42\">they might\r\n                <lb />be soon brought to suppuratio by <treatment n=\"23\">the application of Pultiss</treatment></action>\r\n            <lb />prevented their being opend, &amp; <symptom n=\"42\">the Suppuration</symptom> was long of comeing\r\n            <lb />on -- <symptom n=\"18\">The Tumor</symptom> in <bodypart n=\"17\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Leg</bodypart> <symptom n=\"42\">opend in Several different places &amp;\r\n        <lb />ousd a Sharp Ichorous matter</symptom>, without any great <choice><abbr>dcrease</abbr><expan>decrease</expan></choice> of\r\n            <lb />its bulk, <symptom n=\"42\">when pressd there came out a thick Caseous matter</symptom>.\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"18\">Another Tumor</symptom> appeard upon <bodypart n=\"12\">the other arm</bodypart> <choice><abbr>q<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> was opend as soon\r\n        <lb />as a Fluctuation of Matter was perceived, the Matter was good\r\n            <lb />&amp; <condition n=\"32\">the Ulcer</condition> soon heald -- At this time, when I was calld, he\r\n            <lb />was at times <symptom n=\"88\">walking very lame</symptom> &amp; unable to stand any time\r\n            <lb />upon <bodypart n=\"17\">his Legs</bodypart> &amp; was ill colourd &amp; <symptom n=\"6\">Spritless</symptom> -- I found the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"88\">Lameness</symptom> was occasiond by <symptom n=\"63\">a swelling</symptom> of the <bodypart n=\"84\">Inguinal Glands</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />of that Side &amp; his Complexion &amp; hardness of <bodypart n=\"64\">his Belly</bodypart> made\r\n        <lb />me Suspect\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />obstruction of the <bodypart n=\"84\">Mesenteric Glands</bodypart> likewise --- I imediately\r\n            <lb /><subst><add place=\"above\">put</add><del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del></subst> him upon a Course of <ingredient n=\"1\">the Cortex Peruv.</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"15\" t=\"15\">Decoction of\r\n                <lb />the Sarsa</ingredient> with <ingredient n=\"20\">the expressd Juice of the Millepede</ingredient>, &amp; after\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"18\">the Tumors</symptom> had <symptom n=\"42\">suppurate</symptom> a <treatment n=\"23\">Pultis</treatment> of <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient> was keept over\r\n            <lb />all the Hardness -- <ingredient n=\"13\">D<sup>r</sup> Storks Medicine of the Extract</ingredient>, prepard\r\n            <lb />by my self after his method, was likewise tryd, but it was obÂ¬\r\n            <lb />servd that <symptom n=\"58\">any Dose above a graine made him Vertiginous</symptom>\r\n            <lb />upon <choice><abbr>q<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> it was laied aside, but <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark.</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"15\" t=\"15\">Sarsa Decoction</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />were continued two Moneths -- In this time he became conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />siderably better in his Health, the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> of <bodypart n=\"84\">the Inguinal Glands</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />became better &amp; <symptom n=\"88\">his Lameness left him</symptom> - The Hardness around\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"32\">the Ulcers</condition> went off &amp; the matter became of a better consisÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tence -- <ingredient n=\"1\">The Cortex</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"15\" t=\"15\">Decoction</ingredient> have been laied asside\r\n            <lb />for some moneths, in <choice><abbr>q<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> time I have not seen him, untill\r\n        <lb />within these few days, when I perswaded his Father\r\n        <lb />to carry him up to <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> to have your Advice -\r\n        <lb />The above, with what M<sup>r</sup> Morison can tell you, will I hope\r\n        <lb />give you a full account of his Case, &amp; youll be so good\r\n        <lb />as excuse the uncorrectness of this Letter haveing got so\r\n        <lb />little time to write it -- My Son Willy has a\r\n        <lb />very gratefull sense of your Favours &amp; desires to offer his\r\n        <lb />humble compliments to you --</p> <closer><salute>I am with great esteem\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>D</abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup> huble Ser<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient humble Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n        <signed>Ja<sup>s</sup> Saunders</signed></closer>\r\n        <postscript><p><lb />To D<sup>r</sup> William Cullen --</p>\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    <p><lb />P.S. I had forgot to take notice that before he began to take the\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>, he got for two Weeks Pills to <ingredient n=\"101\">Resin Guaiac Sapo</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"167\">Sulphur\r\n        <lb />aurat antimon</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient> --</p></postscript></div>\r\n        <div><p><lb />To\r\n        <lb />D<sup>r</sup> William Cullen\r\n        <lb />Physician\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></p>\r\n        <handShift /><annot><p><lb />1761</p></annot></div>\r\n        \r\n    \r\n</body>', 745, 11, '2015-04-17 09:15:57', 97),
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She has of late\r\n          <lb />complained greatly of pains in <bodypart n=\"73\">her left side</bodypart> mostly below her <bodypart n=\"40\"><unclear>short</unclear> ribs</bodypart>\r\n          <lb />tho moving often upwards &amp; downwards, <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a creepines down her <bodypart n=\"18\">thigh</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />at <choice><abbr>oyr</abbr><expan>other</expan></choice> times affecting <bodypart n=\"1\">her head</bodypart>. She has used <action n=\"32\">vomits</action> <add place=\"above\"><treatment n=\"1\">blooding</treatment></add> &amp; <action n=\"46\">antihysteric\r\n        <lb />medicines</action> <ingredient n=\"113\">bitters</ingredient> &amp; nervous medicines <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>out any Effects &amp; <treatment n=\"4\">Blisters with some\r\n                      <lb />relief</treatment> occasionally, to her <symptom n=\"6\">lowness of spirits</symptom> &amp; disorder in <bodypart n=\"1\">her head</bodypart>\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"25\">Sweating has been tryed</treatment> by <ingredient n=\"15\">Sarsa</ingredient> &amp; <action n=\"11\">diaphoretic</action> <ingredient n=\"33\">antimony</ingredient> &amp; <choice><abbr>oyr</abbr><expan>other</expan></choice> things\r\n      <lb />for Six weeks last Spring, by this &amp; keeping in bed she continued easy\r\n        <lb />&amp;pretty <symptom n=\"45\">free of the fits</symptom>. By which means &amp; riding out the Summer\r\n        <lb />thereafter, using a little of <ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"113\">bitters</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"8\">peterhead water</ingredient>\r\n      <lb />at home it was hoped She would have recovered, but contrary to\r\n        <lb />expectation <add place=\"above\">Even then</add> <symptom n=\"6\">her spirits were lower</symptom> <symptom n=\"17\">she sleeped worse</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"29\">was more\r\n          <lb />troubled with the belchings of wind</symptom> than in the former winter when\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">Sweating</symptom> &amp; mostly in bed Upon the return of the cold weather\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"45\">the fits</symptom> &amp; other symptoms returned <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> more violence <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> in Summer\r\n        <lb />preceeding, by the use of <treatment n=\"4\">a blister</treatment> bathing her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> almost every night\r\n      <lb />in warm water using flannel shirts, &amp; rubing her body very severely\r\n        <lb />with a flannel cloath, using <ingredient n=\"113\">bitters</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"22\">valerian</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"11\">Cammomill</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"96\">snakeroot</ingredient>\r\n      <lb />She became a little easier of most of her complaints, but the\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"29\">belching of wind</symptom>, <symptom n=\"1\">disorder in her head</symptom> &amp; <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> were still very\r\n          <lb />uneasy &amp; always she was very sensibly affected <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> the least cold\r\n      <lb />which sometimes brought on her disorder again --\r\n\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n\r\n        <lb />But <symptom n=\"26\">without wasting her body</symptom> or <symptom n=\"23\">deminishing her strength greatly</symptom>\r\n        <lb />Till about the end of Aprile last that she was seized with <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> violent\r\n        <lb />pain in <bodypart n=\"73\">her side</bodypart> <choice><abbr>qch</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>after continuing for some days \r\n<symptom n=\"1\">affected her head</symptom>\r\n        <lb />&amp; <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>, she had <symptom n=\"15\">a quick irregular pulse</symptom>, <add place=\"above\">clear &amp; pure</add> Urine, a\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"68\">great thirst</symptom>, pain &amp; heat within <bodypart n=\"64\">her belly</bodypart>, <symptom n=\"66\">numbness</symptom>, pains &amp; creeping\r\n        <lb />in her <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>. She continued in bed <symptom n=\"28\">sweating</symptom> for some days, &amp; ever\r\n        <lb />Since tho out of bed <symptom n=\"28\">the sweating continues</symptom> in some measure\r\n        <lb />&amp; Since that time <symptom n=\"26\">has been wasted</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"23\">weakned</symptom> more than by all\r\n        <lb />her former ailments, &amp; by <symptom n=\"4\">a little Cough</symptom> She has got &amp; <symptom n=\"12\">shortness\r\n         <lb />of breathing</symptom> &amp; <condition n=\"13\"><choice><abbr>oyr</abbr><expan>other</expan></choice> symptoms of Cold</condition> it would appear that\r\n        <lb />the late disorder has been brought on by <condition n=\"13\">catching of cold</condition> tho\r\n      <lb />the outmost care has been taken to prevent it by her\r\n          <lb />keeping in a warm room <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a fire, this frightens her\r\n      <lb />from Venturing out, in a wheel machine even tho ever so well\r\n        <lb />covered, &amp; by <symptom n=\"28\">her continuing to sweat</symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>in doors it is apprehended\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"26\">she may gradually waste</symptom>, without removing the cause of her\r\n      <lb />disorder tho the weather is presently very warm\r\n          <lb />Her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach is so very weak</bodypart> that She cannot digest even a roasted\r\n      <lb />chicken &amp; scarcely a boiled one, &amp; lives mostly on bread &amp; marmalet\r\n        <lb />&amp; very little tea. <symptom n=\"24\">She has been all a long costive</symptom> &amp; was\r\n        <lb />advised to use <ingredient n=\"63\">Andersons pills</ingredient>, but now can scarce bear a\r\n        <lb />third part of what she used to take <action n=\"24\"><choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>out purging her\r\n      <lb />severely</action>. She has been always regular in her evacuations\r\n      <lb />till this winter, they have been 4 or 5 days longer in coming\r\n      <lb />than formerly, during which days, she has a hardness in\r\n        <lb />her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> &amp;<symptom n=\"9\"> weariness over her body</symptom>, being the two first\r\n        <lb />days often much pained <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"60\">Colicks</symptom> --\r\n        <lb />1 It is to be remembred that about Martimass 1759 she used a\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">mercury belt</ingredient> for removing an <condition n=\"72\">Infected</condition> <illegible w=\"1\"/> but without any\r\n        <lb />bad Effect she was sensible of, Except that ever afterwards\r\n        <lb />she was very sensible of Cold.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />2 She complains just now of passing little Urine Except after\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"29\">belching of the wind</symptom> when it is quite clear &amp; pure --</p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div><handShift /><annot><p><lb />Miss Taylors Case</p></annot></div>\r\n</body>', 746, 3, '2013-04-30 09:06:48', 116),
(214, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c747\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:747] From: Dr Alexander Stevenson (Professor; of Dalgairn ) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Miss Agnes Hamilton (Nany, Nanny, of Westburn) (Patient), Mr James Muir (Patient) / 7 February 1762 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Marianne Gilchrist</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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S.</ingredient></unclear> is but a very short relief -</p>\r\n        <closer><salute>I am ever Sincerely <choice><abbr>Y<sup>rs</sup></abbr><expan>Yours</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>A.S.</signed></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div><pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p><lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edinb<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n        <p><lb /><illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n           <lb />D<sup>r</sup>. Campbell</p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n        <p><lb />1762</p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <opener><dateline>Glasgow <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 6 <u>1762</u></dateline></opener>\r\n        <p><lb />Miss N. H. is about 23 years of Age &amp; before her\r\n            <lb />present Complaints look\'d Stout &amp; healthy. Her extreme\r\n            <lb />bashfulness render\'d the history of her Case more obsÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cure than I cou\'d have wishd; but I am afraid we have\r\n            <lb />now Materials enough to form a very unfavourable\r\n            <lb />prognostic.</p>\r\n        <p>All her Life she was observed to <symptom n=\"27\">make water\r\n            <lb />more frequently</symptom> than other people - &amp; particularly,\r\n            <lb />to get up very often in the Night. The urine when\r\n            <lb />notic\'d had generally glary mucus in it -- but, of\r\n            <lb />later dates, rather a Muddiness with something\r\n            <lb />like crumbs of bread soak\'d in it, which lost the little\r\n            <lb />solidity it had by pressing it between their fingers.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />In <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> last, having been distressed with a pain\r\n            <lb />across her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, <symptom n=\"27\">she took a Vomit</symptom>, &amp; ever after\r\n            <lb />had an <symptom n=\"27\">incessant desire to pass water,</symptom> in so much\r\n            <lb />that it prevented her from stirring abroad.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />About the beginning of <choice><abbr>Dec<sup><u>r</u></sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> she had <symptom n=\"60\">a violent\r\n            <lb />Cholic,</symptom> which she describes inaccurately - it Lasted\r\n            <lb />some Days &amp; became intollerable the last Day of it.\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"37\">All Her Bowels</bodypart> were greatly pain\'d by it.From\r\n            <lb />that time the pain left her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>: but she got\r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb />a restlessness which inclind her perpetually to change\r\n            <lb />her posture.</p>\r\n        <p><lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y</sup>.</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 15She had another <symptom n=\"60\">severe Colic</symptom> which lasted\r\n            <lb />all Night &amp; affected her chiefly between <bodypart n=\"40\">the small\r\n                <lb />ribs</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"91\">the Spine of the Ilium</bodypart> on the left Side.<treatment n=\"21\">FomenÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />ting was the only thing that sooth\'d it</treatment>; no other remedy\r\n            <lb />being usd, as she was at a distance from town. Next\r\n            <lb />Day she got a <treatment n=\"6\">domestic Glyster</treatment>, which she says,\r\n            <lb />brought on <symptom n=\"31\">a looseness</symptom> - &amp; from that time she\r\n            <lb />made very little water.</p>\r\n        <p><lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>:</sup>.</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 25 I was called to see her, &amp; found that <symptom n=\"31\">the\r\n            <lb />looseness had continued pretty frequent</symptom> <symptom n=\"40\">without griping\r\n                <lb />or pain</symptom>; <symptom n=\"89\">but two days before, some of her Stools were\r\n                    <lb />bloody</symptom>. <treatment n=\"1\">She had been bled</treatment> &amp; taken <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient>. I was\r\n            <lb />told that she straind muscle to pass Urine, but \r\n            <lb />felt as if something block\'d up the passage.\r\n            <lb />Once she pass\'d a whitish Substance resembling\r\n            <lb />soft Suet. <symptom n=\"15\">Her Pulse being full &amp; quick</symptom>, <treatment n=\"1\">I order\'d \r\n                <lb />a blooding (which was sizy)</treatment> &amp; a Mixture with\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"181\">Conf. Japon</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudan.</ingredient> <symptom n=\"17\">She rested better that\r\n                <lb />Night</symptom>, <symptom n=\"31\">yet had frequent Stools</symptom>. On having\r\n            <lb />orders to take all precautions for keeping the\r\n            <lb />Urine by itself, many fruitless Attempts were made.</p>\r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <p><lb />one Day, on her Mother\'s insisting that she might\r\n            <lb />catch some of it in her hand while she was at\r\n            <lb />Stool; she brought away next to nothing, but wiping\r\n            <lb />her hand on a Cloth it seem\'d like the stain of thin\r\n            <lb />Excrement. We suspected a little want of care in this\r\n            <lb />manoeuvre. Next time that I went out, I examined\r\n            <lb />the Stools more particularly, &amp; observ\'d, besides\r\n            <lb />the faeces, a good deal of Urine &amp; something\r\n            <lb />purulent in each, tho\' a teaCup was emply\'d to\r\n            <lb />intercept what might come by <bodypart n=\"55\">the Urethra</bodypart> - but\r\n            <lb />in vain. Once half a TeaSpoonfull of purulent\r\n            <lb />water was perceiv\'d at the bottom of the Cup, after\r\n            <lb />much Straining. I then desir\'d her to abstain\r\n            <lb />as much as possible from drink, to see if that\r\n            <lb />lessen\'d her Stools -- accordingly, she had but three\r\n            <lb />in 24 hours &amp; these not so liquid. Since that\r\n            <lb />time, she has been allow\'d to drink as formerly\r\n            <lb />yet she has had fewer Stools, &amp; these more solid,\r\n            <lb />tho\' in some of them the Urine was evident.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />On <choice><abbr>Wed<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>Wednesday</expan></choice> last <u><choice><abbr>Feb:</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 2</u> she resum\'d her drinking, yet had\r\n            <lb />no more than two Stools in one Day; &amp; just now ( <choice><abbr>Sund<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>Sunday</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Even<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>Evening</expan></choice> Im inform\'d her Last Stool was at four oClock\r\n            <lb />yesterday Morning, &amp; that was the most Solid of all\r\n            <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n            <lb />&amp; without any Urine. She has <symptom n=\"59\">frequent IncliÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nation to Stool</symptom> to day, but passes nothing.\r\n            <lb />All this while from <symptom n=\"31\">the first beginning of the\r\n                <lb />Looseness</symptom>, there has hardly a Drop come by <bodypart n=\"55\">the\r\n                    <lb />Urethra</bodypart>.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />Within these ten Days, she has <symptom n=\"3\">vomited at diffeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rent times,</symptom> without previous Sickness, &amp; thrown\r\n            <lb />up sometimes a greenish Stuff, sometimes broun\r\n            <lb />or yellow, with Viscidity; at other times a clear water\r\n            <lb />or dark colour\'d- but she felt no Urinous taste\r\n            <lb />nor had it any appearance of it. <symptom n=\"3\">These two Days\r\n                <lb />her Vomitings are more frequent</symptom>, <condition n=\"67\">&amp; now &amp; then she\r\n                    <lb />has a little Hiccup</condition>. <symptom n=\"55\">She has at times, especially of\r\n                        <lb />late, a Drowsiness or dozing,</symptom> <symptom n=\"17\">tho\' she thinks that\r\n                            <lb />she sleeps almost none.</symptom> M<sup>r</sup> Parlane formerly\r\n            <lb />examin\'d her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> but found nothing particular,\r\n            <lb />probably owing to her shyness, but Yesterday, he\r\n            <lb />took more liberty &amp; found a hardness &amp; tension\r\n            <lb />on the left Side between <bodypart n=\"40\">the ribs</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"91\">Os Ilium</bodypart>, which\r\n            <lb />reach\'d half way to <bodypart n=\"90\">the Navel</bodypart> &amp; gentle pressing\r\n            <lb />gave her pain. The <bodypart n=\"78\">regio pubis</bodypart> was in a natural\r\n            <lb />State &amp; no way affected by pressure. --- Tho there\r\n            <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n            <lb />seems no Connexion, yet I mention <symptom n=\"18\">a tumor</symptom>, which\r\n            <lb />she notic\'d about Six weeks ago to the right Side\r\n            <lb />of <bodypart n=\"91\">the Os Sacrum</bodypart>: it does not trouble her, tho\r\n            <lb />of the size of a turkey\'s Egg - <symptom n=\"42\">nor does it point\r\n                <lb />to Suppuration.</symptom></p>\r\n        <p><lb />Tho\' <symptom n=\"60\">her Colics</symptom> have been always underÂ¬\r\n            <lb />stood simply as such - yet from the consequenÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ces, &amp; more particular questioning, I am perswaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ded they were real <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammations</symptom> of the <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />By the first, perhaps these was only an AdhÅ“sion\r\n            <lb />form\'d between <bodypart n=\"66\">the Gut</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"56\">Bladder</bodypart> - By the\r\n            <lb />other, a Communication has been open\'d between\r\n            <lb />them, the united parts being destroy\'d by <symptom n=\"42\">Suppuration</symptom>.</p>\r\n        <p><lb /><treatment n=\"6\">The Glyster</treatment> which she Claim\'d as <symptom n=\"31\">the cause of her\r\n            <lb />looseness</symptom>, happen\'d only to be given about the time\r\n            <lb />that the urine first made its way into <bodypart n=\"66\">the Gut</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />The discharging no Urine by its proper passage\r\n            <lb />since that time - The voiding of it by <bodypart n=\"53\">the Anus</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />- <symptom n=\"86\">the mixture of Pus (bloody, white or yellow)</symptom> with it -\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"31\">the abatements of the looseness</symptom> by diminishing\r\n            <lb />her drink, confirm me in that opinion.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />I imagin\'d that nature might possibly accomodate\r\n            <lb />herself to this method of discharge, &amp; the patient\r\n            <pb n=\"8\" />\r\n            <lb />hold out with the inconveniency of going often to\r\n            <lb />Stool. But I fear, as the Urine has no where shown\r\n            <lb />itself of Late, it may have scaped between <bodypart n=\"56\">the\r\n                <lb />Bladder</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"66\">Gut</bodypart> into <bodypart n=\"30\">the cavity of the Abdomen</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />where becoming putrid, <condition n=\"10\">an Additional Fever from\r\n                <lb />that Cause</condition> will hurry on the Catastrophe.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />Since I visited her, <treatment n=\"1\">she was twice Blooded</treatment>\r\n            <lb />got <choice><abbr>Emoll<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Emollient</expan></choice> &amp; Mucilaginous Decoctions - <ingredient n=\"32\">Lime Water</ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"181\">A japonic Mixture</ingredient> - <ingredient n=\"4\">a Balsamic potion</ingredient> - Drops\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"48\">Bals. Copaib.</ingredient> &amp; I had proposd her taking Glasses\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"166\">Bals Locatel.</ingredient> with mucilage, <ingredient n=\"32\">Lime Water</ingredient>, &amp; as\r\n            <lb />much <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> as make it be retaind;\r\n            <lb />but a false delicacy, with the prejudice that <treatment n=\"6\">the\r\n                <lb />Last Glyster</treatment> occasion\'d <symptom n=\"31\">her looseness</symptom>, made her obstiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nately refuse them.</p>\r\n        <p><lb /><symptom n=\"8\">At present she loaths all food &amp; Medicine</symptom>, &amp; is\r\n            <lb />afraid to drink often, <symptom n=\"3\">lest it provoke the vomiting</symptom>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"68\">Tho\' she has constant thirst, her <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart> is neither\r\n                <lb />foul nor dry.</symptom>Her <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse is always from 100 to 120</symptom>\r\n                    <lb />I have never felt it hard nor small. She lyes\r\n            <lb />closs in bed now, &amp; <symptom n=\"3\">says She is neither Sick</symptom> nor sore\r\n            <lb />but always oppressd &amp; uneasy, she knows not with what.\r\n            <pb n=\"9\" />\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"8\">The Catamenia for three periods have been\r\n                <lb />irregular, &amp; she miss\'d the Last altogether.</condition></p>\r\n        <closer><salute>To D<sup>r</sup> Cullen from his most humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>Alex<sup>r</sup>. Stevenson</signed></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 747, 11, '2015-04-17 22:35:29', 112),
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How the <treatment n=\"45\">extraction</treatment> of the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"3\">tuth</bodypart> was performed I cannot say as I was\r\n            <lb />not present, but <condition n=\"72\">the sore occasioned by it\r\n            <lb />does not heal,</condition> whither from some little piece\r\n            <lb />of the <bodypart n=\"79\">Jaw</bodypart> to cast off, or even from some\r\n            <lb />tendency to <condition n=\"41\">scrophula</condition>, as he has had a \r\n            <lb />Brother much infested with it, I cannot say.\r\n            <lb />I proscribed him, <ingredient n=\"1\">the Cortex</ingredient>, both with a <unclear>owing</unclear>\r\n            <lb />to the <symptom n=\"54\">Laxity of his habitt</symptom> &amp; in case of any tendency\r\n            <lb />to\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />           \r\n            <lb />that deplorable disease. I recommended an\r\n            <lb />Abstinence from Tea &amp; ale <subst><del><illegible l=\"4\" /><unclear>wards</unclear></del><add place=\"above\"><unclear>liquors</unclear><illegible l=\"4\" /></add></subst>, his Dinner\r\n            <lb />chiefly roast meat, free from fatt &amp; skin,\r\n            <lb />his Breakfast and supper milk to goe to\r\n            <lb />Bed earley &amp; rise earley &amp; <unclear>use</unclear> moderate\r\n            <lb />riding. To heal his mouth I gave him\r\n            <lb />the following <treatment n=\"13\">gargarism</treatment>\r\n            <lb />Barley water <unclear>ii</unclear>i\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"69\" t=\"1\">Tincture of myhr</ingredient> &amp;\r\n            <lb />vinega of each one ounce <unclear>only</unclear>\r\n            <lb />&amp; after some time to use the cold bath -\r\n            <lb />I shall be glad to hear from you, &amp; hoping\r\n            <lb />to see you when you come our way, &amp;\r\n            <lb />wishing you the favour of God\r\n            </p>\r\n            <closer><salute>I am\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir <choice><abbr>y.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> most obedient <choice><abbr>set</abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice></salute> \r\n            <signed>James Hamilton</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Dunbar Tuesday <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1773</dateline>\r\n            </closer>\r\n            </div>\r\n            <div>\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <p>\r\n            <lb />For\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> William Cullen\r\n                <lb /><unclear>@</unclear> <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />\r\n            </p>\r\n            <handShift /><annot><p><u>1773</u></p></annot>\r\n            </div>\r\n </body>', 854, 11, '2014-10-13 14:31:45', 209);
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Upon the Evacuation of the water, great\r\n        <lb />care was taken to examine if any hardness cou\'d be\r\n            <lb />found about <bodypart n=\"44\">the Liver</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"101\">Spleen</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"84\">Mesenteric Glands</bodypart>,\r\n            <lb />but nothing of that kind cou\'d be discovered. I forgot\r\n                <lb />to mention that the water upon <treatment n=\"24\">this last tapping</treatment> had\r\n        <lb />much the same appearance as the first, &amp; it formed\r\n        <lb />a very thick glutinous coagulum, upon trying it over\r\n            <lb />the fire <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a very little boiling - From March 24<sup>th</sup> to\r\n        <lb />April 4<sup>th</sup> She continued very easy, no appearance of\r\n            <lb />a Return of the disease, tho\' <symptom n=\"68\">she frequently complained\r\n            <lb />of thirst</symptom>. About that time <condition n=\"10\">she was siezed <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a smart\r\n            <lb />fit of fever</condition> and <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom>, <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> continued for Several\r\n            <lb />days &amp; luckily terminated bya pretty <symptom n=\"28\">copious SweatÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing</symptom>, <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> was afterwards followed by a plentiful disÂ¬\r\n            <lb />charge of Urine - <symptom n=\"23\">Since that time She continued to reÂ¬\r\n       <lb />cruit her Strength daily</symptom>, &amp; no evident appearances\r\n        <lb />of any return of the disease, till about ten days ago\r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            <lb />that her urine was not voided in such quantity and <symptom n=\"63\">the\r\n            <lb />Size of <bodypart n=\"64\">her Belly</bodypart> was sensibly bigger</symptom> - As She is very anÂ¬\r\n        <lb />xious about trying the Effects of a continued easy\r\n            <lb />journey, she is now resolved to go to <choice><abbr>Edin.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> in order\r\n        <lb />to have the Benefit of the Physician\'s advice and\r\n        <lb />Directions.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />I ought to have mentioned that She continued very\r\n        <lb /><condition n=\"8\">regular in her Catamenia</condition>, till towards the End of December\r\n            <lb />last, since <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> they have never appeared- She has likewise\r\n            <lb />been using Asses Milk during the most part of the WinÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ter and Spring, <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> has always agreed <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> her - Many\r\n            <lb />other particulars of her case are ommitted, <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> perhaps\r\n        <lb />shou\'d have been mentioned, but as the most essential\r\n        <lb />things are narrated, &amp; as the Lady herself will be present,\r\n        <lb />I have endeavour\'d to avoid unnecessary minuteness\r\n            <lb />and prolixity -Her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse generally is soft &amp; easy</symptom> &amp; <bodypart n=\"64\">her\r\n                <lb />Belly</bodypart> is for the most part regular - <symptom n=\"24\">When She is costive</symptom>,\r\n        <lb />that complaint is commonly relieved by using a little\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"8\">Cremor Tartar</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"34\">flor. Sulph</ingredient>, or by <action n=\"7\">Carminative</action> <treatment n=\"8\">Injections</treatment></p>\r\n        <p><lb />Dated <choice><abbr>Abdn</abbr><expan>Aberdeen</expan></choice> May 10<sup>th</sup> 1762</p> </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"6\" /><handShift /><annot>\r\n            <p><lb />Case of M<sup>rs</sup> L\r\n            <lb />since <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1761</p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n  \r\n</div></body>', 748, 1, '2015-03-03 16:56:52', 118),
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I have the satisfaction to inform you that my <choice><abbr>Fay<sup>r</sup>:</abbr><expan>Father</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />by the remedies early applied by Doctor Saunders &amp; that by\r\n        <lb />you with the Regimen prescribed which has been observed\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"6\">has now recovered almost his wonted good health &amp; spirits</symptom>, and\r\n        <lb />that even without recourse to applications which you directed\r\n        <lb />to distant events. He is not indeed altogether free of his first\r\n            <lb />complaint, <symptom n=\"66\">a little numbdness in <bodypart n=\"12\">the Arm</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart> affected</symptom> -</p>\r\n        <p>Doctor Saunders has not only seen my Son at <choice><abbr>diff:<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>different</expan></choice> times but\r\n            <lb />likewise has notice from this of every alteration of his health\r\n        <lb />which I am sorry to observe of late is not favourable. The <choice><abbr>D:<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Doctor</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />who casually was here the other day tells me he wrote you\r\n        <lb />something of this he thinks from various appearances that the\r\n        <lb />vitiated humour is increasing rather than receding that the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"48\">whole habit &amp; Mass of blood</bodypart> is much out of order, a strong\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />indication of this is <symptom n=\"91\">pale</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"55\">languid</symptom> looks <condition n=\"32\">the state of the old\r\n            <lb />sores</condition> rather worse besides <symptom n=\"18\">a new Tumour</symptom> on <bodypart n=\"12\">his Arm</bodypart> &amp; <symptom n=\"18\">a very\r\n                <lb />large <symptom n=\"62\">inflamed</symptom> one</symptom> on <bodypart n=\"70\">his Groyn</bodypart> very painful &amp; <symptom n=\"88\">hurtful to\r\n            <lb />his walking</symptom> and <symptom n=\"86\">both containing matter</symptom> which the Doctor thinks\r\n            <lb />in some time must <treatment n=\"2\">unavoidably be laid open</treatment>, as this is <add place=\"above\">a</add> cirÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cumstance which you wished to avoid both the Doctor <add place=\"above\">&amp; I</add> thought\r\n        <lb />it proper to inform you of it, as <del>to</del> well as to know the\r\n            <lb />manner you enclined to use the <ingredient n=\"6\">Tussilago</ingredient>, or if upon these\r\n        <lb />informations you are of opinion that any alterations ought\r\n        <lb />to be made for correcting the habit, since those <unclear>applied</unclear> have\r\n        <lb />not yet had that effect or to appearance gained any ground\r\n            <lb />on his Distemper, he presently uses the <ingredient n=\"18\">salt Water</ingredient> &amp; <unclear>howsoon</unclear>\r\n            <lb />we got the <ingredient n=\"6\" t=\"15\">flowers of the Tussilago, a decoction made of them and\r\n        <lb />the Roots</ingredient> was given him to Drink, and now he drinks forenoon\r\n            <lb />and afternoon <ingredient n=\"6\" t=\"15\">a strong Decoction of the leaves to the quantity\r\n        <lb />of near a Mutchkin each time</ingredient>, he has also a little Sheltie<note>A Shetland pony.</note>\r\n        <lb />for the benefit of riding which he uses two or three times a day\r\n        <lb />with pleasure.</p> <closer><salute>I make offer of my best regard &amp; am Sir Your\r\n        <lb />Most <choice><abbr>obd:<sup>t</sup><expan>obedient</expan></abbr></choice> &amp; obliged <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup>:</abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n        <signed>Alex:<sup>r</sup> Mori<supplied>son</supplied></signed></closer></div>\r\n    <div><pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <p><lb />To Doctor Cullen --</p>\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" /><handShift /><annot><p><lb />1762</p></annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 749, 3, '2013-08-18 16:55:50', 113),
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I\r\n        <lb />am oblig\'d to be brief, but hope to give you all\r\n            <lb />that is requisite.</p>\r\n        <p><condition n=\"71\">Whether the Case is preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cisely yaws or not</condition>, I do not so positively determine,\r\n           <lb />&amp; was the less anxious on that point; as I was of\r\n                <lb />opinion that for a <condition n=\"32\">foul ulcer</condition> there was no better\r\n                <lb />method of Cure, than some gentle <ingredient n=\"2\">Doses of Mercury</ingredient>\r\n                <lb />along with the <ingredient n=\"15\" t=\"15\">Dec. Sarsap.</ingredient> - and at the same\r\n                <lb />time I never faild to find it effectual in <condition n=\"71\">the yaws</condition>.\r\n                <lb />Since you approve of a <ingredient n=\"2\">Course of Mercury</ingredient> in an ObstiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nate Case of that sort - we have no Reason to doubt that a\r\n            <lb />few gentle Doses may produce a good effect, or altogether\r\n            <lb />remove the Slighter Symptoms.</p><p>We had our\r\n                <lb />thoughts on the Solution of the <action n=\"9\">Corrosive</action>, which is the\r\n            <lb />Medicine I have us\'d most with Adults - but did\r\n            <lb />not chuse to give it here as it was dissolved in Spirit\r\n            <lb />&amp; the Name still more dreadful to an Intelligent and\r\n            <lb />anxious father. I have never us\'d it with an Aqueous\r\n            <lb />Menstruum - tho\' it may perhaps do as well. But as\r\n            <lb />you mention some preparation of it that you prefer\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />I will be oblig\'d to you to let me know what\r\n            <lb />it is -</p>\r\n        <p><lb />I have been very sensible of the good\r\n            <lb />effects of the <ingredient n=\"173\">Ung. Ã†gypt.</ingredient> when I thought the Disease\r\n        <lb />local - but in most Cases postpon\'d till the disposition\r\n        <lb />of the humours was mended by <action n=\"1\">Alteratives</action>: and I\r\n        <lb />make no doubt of its doing well here, if at all necessary.\r\n        <lb />But to Day, I found our Patient evidently better\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"32\">the Ulcers clean &amp; more Superficial</condition> - and as\r\n        <lb />to his health - in other respects - every body in\r\n        <lb />the family assures me that they have not seen him\r\n            <lb />so well this Month past - <symptom n=\"8\">he eats</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"17\">Sleeps well</symptom> &amp;\r\n            <lb />is <symptom n=\"6\">more cheerfull than formerly</symptom>. You may beleive\r\n        <lb />we were abundantly cautious in giving him his\r\n        <lb />medicines &amp; seeing him twice a day - we have\r\n        <lb />it in our power to check it or urge it if necessary\r\n            <lb />and in this way you know that <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> is as inÂ¬\r\n        <lb />nocent a medicine as most in our Shops.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />As to the <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>, it was my Intention\r\n            <lb />to have given it after the <bodypart n=\"84\">Glandular Obstructions</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />might have been remov\'d by the above Course\r\n        <lb />when I imagin\'d its operation wou\'d be attended\r\n        <lb />with greater Safety &amp; better Consequences. But if you\r\n        <lb />by D<sup>r</sup> Eccles are clear for using it now - it shall be given\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />He has continued his <ingredient n=\"88\">Womens Milk</ingredient> all along.\r\n        <lb />I have said more than I thought my time\r\n        <lb />wou\'d have admitted, &amp; perhaps more than was\r\n            <lb />necessary, when it was to you I wrote -</p>\r\n        <closer><salute>I beg my\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Comp<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice> to M<sup>r</sup> Trotter &amp; D<sup>r</sup> Eccles &amp; am\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> D<sup>r</sup> with great regard\r\n            <lb />your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> humble servant</salute>\r\n            <signed>Alex<sup>r</sup> Stevenson</signed></closer></div>\r\n       <div> <p><lb />To D<sup>r</sup> Cullen</p>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" /><handShift /><annot>\r\n    <p><lb />Doctor Stevenson\r\n    <lb />Glasgow 15 June\r\n    <lb /><u>1762</u></p>\r\n    <handShift />\r\n    <p><lb />1762</p></annot></div>\r\n</body>', 750, 3, '2012-09-24 16:35:28', 192),
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He went to the\r\n            <lb />Country towards the end of April, took <ingredient n=\"88\">Womens\r\n                <lb />Milk till the Ass colted</ingredient> &amp; then us\'d its Milk- he delighted\r\n            <lb />in the Chaise - went sometimes on Horseback\r\n            <lb />&amp; gradually pick\'d up strength &amp; some flesh. Still the\r\n            <lb />easterly Winds which have been too liberal this year\r\n            <lb />affected him deeply. <symptom n=\"17\">His nights were generally\r\n                <lb />restless</symptom> - &amp; had flying pains of <bodypart n=\"26\">the Thorax</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />He was hearty all Day &amp; had tollerable appetite,\r\n            <lb />which was regulated as you inclin\'d.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />About a Month ago he was distress\'d with <symptom n=\"10\">irregular\r\n            <lb />Contractions of the <bodypart n=\"42\">Heart</bodypart></symptom>, which frighten\'d him - <symptom n=\"12\">with a\r\n                <lb />sense of Suffocation</symptom> -I always perceiv\'d it by <symptom n=\"15\">the InterÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />missions of his Pulse</symptom>. He then got Pills of <ingredient n=\"54\">Soap</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>,\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"24\">Seneka</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"5\">AsafÅ“Âœtida</ingredient>, which tho\' a huddled Composition\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />seem\'d to agree with him formerly.\r\n            <lb />For this fortnight past, he has no longer felt\r\n            <lb />that Symptom - for which (I shou\'d have told you)\r\n                <lb />I <treatment n=\"1\">made him be blooded</treatment>, when I first perceived it.\r\n                <lb /><bodypart n=\"48\">His blood was very sizy</bodypart>. The Urine has often\r\n                <lb /><condition n=\"15\">the Rheumatic sediment</condition> as formerly.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />Of late however, he has not gain\'d ground -\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"17\">sleeps almost none at Night</symptom>, no sooner being\r\n            <lb />heated in bed - than he begins to complain of flying\r\n            <lb />pains of <bodypart n=\"26\">his breast</bodypart> &amp; particularly of <bodypart n=\"13\">the Elbows</bodypart> - <treatment n=\"18\">for\r\n                <lb />which the flesh brush is well plied</treatment> - &amp; you know\r\n            <lb />he is quite wrapp\'d in flannel - He gets up - &amp; proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />bably exposes himself to new Colds, especially as <symptom n=\"28\">he\r\n                <lb />now &amp; then has gentle Sweats</symptom>. [<symptom n=\"28\">Before going\r\n                    <lb />out o\' town he got a profuse sweat</symptom> with <ingredient n=\"64\">Dover</ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w.<sup>t</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>with the</expan></choice> same temporary relief as the former.]\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">His Pulse has all along continued too quick\r\n                <lb />100 in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> Min:</abbr><expan>the Minute</expan></choice> or upwards</symptom>. He has worn <treatment n=\"4\">a <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb />Plaister</treatment> over <bodypart n=\"26\">his breast</bodypart> hitherto - but to Night\r\n            <lb />puts on <treatment n=\"4\">a Vesicatory</treatment> on the <bodypart n=\"40\">middle of the Sternum</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />reaching to <bodypart n=\"73\">both sides</bodypart>, where he feels the pains.\r\n            <lb />I dreaded the Epidemic might affect him - perhaps it does\r\n            <lb />but he <symptom n=\"4\">has no Cough</symptom>. I hope this will suffise to give\r\n            <lb />you a continued view of his Case, &amp; beg by Course\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />of Post to have your further Advise\r\n            <lb />about him -</p><closer><salute>I am <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> D<sup>r</sup> <choice><abbr>y<sup>rs</sup></abbr> <expan>yours</expan></choice> most sincerely</salute>\r\n                <signed>A.S.</signed></closer>\r\n        <postscript><lb />I look\'d on your Letter as partly Calculated for\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Trotters Meridian - as I saw several of his\r\n            <lb />Expressions in it - <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> made me write more fully than\r\n            <lb />perhaps I needed Adieu</postscript></div>\r\n    <div><pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <handShift /><annot><p><lb />1762</p></annot></div>\r\n</body>', 751, 1, '2013-06-14 14:48:53', 108);
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The <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />occasioned by her illness in Aprile is much abated, so\r\n            <lb />that she is able now to go out sometimes to the Garden\r\n            <lb />&amp; sometimes in a wheel machine,<note>General term for a horse-drawn vehicle.</note> tho it was with great\r\n            <lb />reluctance she attempted this having found little success\r\n            <lb />by riding last summer. As for <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> she has used\r\n            <lb />none of them in her present Illness. She took <ingredient n=\"58\">about 15 drops\r\n                <lb />of Lodanum</ingredient> <add place=\"above\">every night</add> in her first trouble under her <symptom n=\"6\">Lowness of Spirits</symptom>\r\n         <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"17\">want of rest</symptom>, but without any sensible Effect.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />1\r\n          <lb />As to the questions you propose. <symptom n=\"15\">The Pulse</symptom> seems\r\n        <lb />to be much the same at all times in the day, except\r\n         <lb /><choice><abbr>qn</abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"45\">the faintings</symptom> come on (none of <choice><abbr>qh</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> she has had for\r\n        <lb />three weeks past &amp; <illegible w=\"1\"/> of them this winter, at present\r\n        <lb />beats about 82 in a minute</p>\r\n        <p><lb />2\r\n        <lb />Since Aprile last &amp; always since her trouble begun\r\n            <lb />she has been <symptom n=\"20\">liable to chillness</symptom> &amp; <del><illegible w=\"6\" /></del> <symptom n=\"2\">shivering</symptom>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"20\">This chillness</symptom> is always succeeded by <symptom n=\"21\">a warm fit</symptom>, &amp; someÂ¬\r\n        <lb />times preceeded by it.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />3\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"17\">When she does not sleep</symptom>she <symptom n=\"28\">sweats a little in\r\n             <lb />the forepart of the night</symptom>, <symptom n=\"21\">or rather is hot</symptom>,but since\r\n        <lb />shes begun to go abroad <symptom n=\"28\">sâ‰ weats none in the morning.</symptom></p>\r\n        <p><lb />4\r\n            <lb />The pain in <bodypart n=\"73\">her side</bodypart> is not more fixed than before\r\n            <lb />but continues to move about &amp; often in <bodypart n=\"28\">her back</bodypart> lately.\r\n            <lb />Is sometimes like a weight in <bodypart n=\"64\">the side of her belly</bodypart> &amp;\r\n            <lb />then she finds <symptom n=\"27\">difficulty in passing Urine</symptom> which she\r\n            <lb />passes more easily &amp; plentifully after <symptom n=\"29\">belching of wind</symptom>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />which <add place=\"above\">Belching</add> still continues with her (a full <symptom n=\"12\">breathing\r\n            <lb />which she finds very difficult</symptom> also eases the pain in <bodypart n=\"73\">her side</bodypart>).</p>\r\n        <p><lb />5\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"2\">Her Tongue</bodypart> at present is moist but <symptom n=\"83\">a little whitish</symptom>\r\n        <lb />and has been in this <add place=\"above\">way</add> all last winter</p>\r\n        <p><lb />6\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"6\">Her Eyes</bodypart> are at present <add place=\"above\">being in the afternoon</add> <symptom n=\"83\">Clear without any Redness on the\r\n                <lb />white of em</symptom>, but in the morning the <bodypart n=\"6\">Eye lids stick\r\n            <lb />together.</bodypart></p>\r\n        <p><lb />7\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">The Chough</symptom> was attended with <symptom n=\"76\">very little spitting up</symptom>\r\n        <lb />&amp; was commonly owing to cold, <choice><abbr>qh</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> last time went off\r\n            <lb />by some running in <bodypart n=\"1\">her head</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"48\">a little blood</bodypart> from\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"5\">her nose</bodypart>. She found very little Effect from the\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"9\">Vomits</treatment> given her in the beginning of her trouble but\r\n            <lb />found <symptom n=\"7\">the wind</symptom> in <bodypart n=\"46\">her Stomach</bodypart> as uneasy the day\r\n            <lb />after using em, Tho <treatment n=\"4\">Blisters</treatment> have been often applied\r\n            <lb />to <bodypart n=\"28\">her back</bodypart> &amp; one to <bodypart n=\"1\">her head</bodypart> <choice><abbr>wt</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> advantage, they\r\n            <lb />were never applied to <bodypart n=\"73\">her side</bodypart> because the pains\r\n            <lb />seems mostly to be internal. She took two small\r\n        <lb />doses of <ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient> about a Scruple each every day for\r\n        <lb />about six days from which she found no Effects.\r\n            <lb />She has used <ingredient n=\"31\">no musk</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"23\">little Camphire</ingredient> in some pills <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"14\">opium</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"5\">assafÅ“tida</ingredient> in the beginning of her disorder\r\n            <lb />The state of her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse cannot be exactly determined</symptom>\r\n        <lb />at the different times you mention particularly after\r\n        <lb />dinner &amp; towards Evening, because no Physician has\r\n            <lb />lately seen her at all those different times, but <symptom n=\"34\">no\r\n        <lb />Hecktic or very feverish Symptoms</symptom> presently appear\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">nor had she ever any Cough</symptom> or disorder in\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"43\">her Lungs</bodypart> from which <condition n=\"34\">Tubercles</condition> might be suspected\r\n        <lb />but as we observed before she complains sometimes\r\n            <lb />of <symptom n=\"21\">a heat</symptom> &amp; <bodypart n=\"43\">chillness</bodypart> alternately &amp;a little <symptom n=\"28\">inclinable\r\n        <lb />to sweating</symptom>. She is always so apprehensive of\r\n        <lb />cold that we can scarce prevail <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> her to go ever\r\n        <lb />in this hot weather out of a warm room &amp;\r\n            <lb />every Night <treatment n=\"17\">baths her Legs in warm water</treatment>\r\n            <lb />which <unclear>I am</unclear> affraid relaxes <bodypart n=\"47\">the Nerves</bodypart> but this I\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />add without advising her Physician. Her <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> is <symptom n=\"83\">still\r\n                <lb />red</symptom> &amp; <condition n=\"43\">some eruptions of the scurvy</condition>. You <unclear>used</unclear>\r\n        <lb />to advise Exercise to which she has had little\r\n        <lb />inclination either without or within doors. Im\r\n        <lb />Ashamed of your Generosity but hope I may have\r\n        <lb />the pleasure of seeing you at <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> that I\r\n        <lb />may <unclear>profer</unclear> my Gratitude. Her Physician was\r\n        <lb />D<sup>r</sup> James Donaldson &amp; since his death we\r\n        <lb />have only a young man bred a Surgeon\r\n        <lb />&amp; practised sometime in Giberaltar. You\r\n            <lb />send your Oppinion to Miss Jeanie Forbes\r\n            <lb />at Troups Lodging who will forward the\r\n            <lb />same under Cover to her Sister. In the mean\r\n            <lb />time may the Almighty bless your Endeavours\r\n            <lb />to release the Distressed</p> <closer><salute>&amp; I am with\r\n            <lb />great regard Dear Sir\r\n            <lb />your most oblidged humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed><u>Will Taylor</u></signed>\r\n            <dateline>New Deer\r\n            <lb />June 16<sup>th</sup> <u>1762</u></dateline></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div><pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    <handShift /><annot><p><lb />1762</p></annot></div>\r\n</body>', 752, 3, '2013-07-23 18:30:39', 129),
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He has always been\r\n        <lb />accustomed to live fully &amp; richly, but never was  a hard Drinker. He has\r\n        <lb />always been an active man &amp; used as much Excercise as his great bulk would\r\n        <lb />allow him. For many years past he has been Subject to <condition n=\"38\">the Piles</condition> which\r\n        <lb />usually <symptom n=\"65\">discharged a good deall of Blood</symptom> &amp; were of great service to him, both\r\n        <lb />in relieving his <symptom n=\"60\">Colicky Complaints</symptom>, &amp; in removing a lethargic disposition which\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"55\">often made him drop asleep in Company</symptom>. For severall years past <symptom n=\"8\">his appetite\r\n        <lb />&amp; Digestion have been declining</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"26\">he has lost much of his flesh</symptom>. He has been\r\n        <lb />used to take a Journey into England once in two or three years which commonly\r\n        <lb />agred extremely well with him. For this year past <symptom n=\"8\">his appetite has been quite\r\n        <lb />Decayed</symptom> &amp; he has eat little solid food. About five weeks ago he was seized\r\n        <lb />with a <symptom n=\"60\">Severe fit of the Colic</symptom>, attended with <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> &amp; a <symptom n=\"3\">Vomiting of tough\r\n            <lb />ropy Phlegm</symptom>, but <symptom n=\"34\">without any feaverish Symptoms</symptom>. Being averse to <treatment n=\"8\">Injections</treatment>\r\n        <lb />he got some <ingredient n=\"109\">Sacred Tincture</ingredient> which operated well &amp; gave him relief from the Pain.\r\n        <lb />This however recurred in a few hours, but upon <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting some Ropy Phelgm</symptom> tur<add place=\"above\">ned\r\n       </add>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />easier. The Pain has always been in the <bodypart n=\"46\">Pit of his Stomach</bodypart> &amp; from that to his\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"90\">Navell</bodypart>. It continued to recurr in this way for severall days, sometimes with great\r\n        <lb />Violence. He got <treatment n=\"9\">two Vomits</treatment> of <ingredient n=\"26\"><unclear>Hippocacuan</unclear></ingredient> which brought up much Phlegm\r\n        <lb />&amp; Putrid bile. This gave relief for a day or two, but still the pains &amp; <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom>\r\n        <lb />recurred. His <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> was kept open by the <ingredient n=\"109\">Sacred tincture</ingredient>. <treatment n=\"21\">Warm fomentations</treatment>\r\n        <lb />or <treatment n=\"38\">warm sand</treatment> applied to <bodypart n=\"64\">his belly</bodypart> gave him <add place=\"above\">ease</add> but he always gott the most\r\n        <lb />effectuall relief from <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> which the Violence of the pain &amp; <symptom n=\"17\">want of Sleep</symptom>\r\n        <lb />occasioned by it, made necessary. The <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient> always gave relief &amp; never seemed\r\n        <lb />to produce any bad Effect. Tho his Complaints always recurred yet they abated\r\n        <lb />gradually of their Violence &amp; as soon as he could travell he was sent to his Country <add place=\"above\">Seat</add>\r\n        <lb />&amp; advised to use as much excercise on horseback or a chaise as he could bear. He\r\n        <lb />has been there these three Weeks past &amp; is greatly better on the whole, but is never\r\n        <lb />a day quite free from pain. He takes some Panada with a little Wine in it in\r\n        <lb />the morning which agrees much better with him than tea. At Dinner he takes a\r\n        <lb />little Animall food (with reluctance) drinks Claret &amp; Water &amp; takes some toasted\r\n        <lb />bread dipped in it. His Supper is some warm Claret &amp; toasted bread. This\r\n        <lb />always puts off any <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom> or slight pain &amp; gives him a good flow of Spirits.\r\n        <lb />His bad times are from twelve to two in the forenoon &amp; from six to eight at\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />night, at which times he has pains in the <bodypart n=\"46\">Pit of his Stomach</bodypart>, <symptom n=\"3\">sickness &amp; reaching</symptom>\r\n        <lb />which brings up much Phlegm &amp; <symptom n=\"7\">a great Deall of Wind</symptom>. <ingredient n=\"11\">Chamamele tea</ingredient> sits\r\n        <lb />easy on his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> &amp; often carrys off <symptom n=\"3\">the Sickness</symptom>. He is two hours on horseback\r\n        <lb />every day, but the motion of the chaise raises the <symptom n=\"3\">sickness &amp; vomiting</symptom> which makes\r\n        <lb />him so much afraid of it that he has only tryed it three or four times. He is\r\n        <lb />always best in warm dry weather, &amp; is easy when warm in bed. He <symptom n=\"29\">frequently belches\r\n        <lb />up sour Stuff</symptom> from <bodypart n=\"46\">his Stomach</bodypart>, &amp; when this is the Case he takes some <ingredient n=\"84\">Magnesia alba</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />which operates gently with him by Stool <symptom n=\"40\">without occasioning any grypes</symptom>. When\r\n        <lb />threatned with pain at bedtime, <ingredient n=\"58\">twelve or fifteen drops of Laudanum</ingredient> makes him\r\n        <lb />easy &amp; procures him a good night. From the beginning of his disorder whenever\r\n        <lb />the pain left him, he had not the lest complaint, &amp; till twelve o clock forenoon he\r\n        <lb />he is perfectly well, &amp; from dinner till six at night he has frequently been threatned\r\n        <lb />with <condition n=\"38\">the Piles</condition> in this last Illness, but they have not advanced, &amp; <symptom n=\"65\">have blooded but \r\n        <lb />very little</symptom>. He makes less Urine than Usuall, but has no pain in passing it.</p>\r\n        <closer><signed>Jo. Gregory</signed>\r\n        <handShift /><signed>Alex<sup>r</sup> Rose.</signed></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n<div><pb n=\"4\" />\r\n<handShift /><annot>1762</annot></div></body>\r\n', 753, 3, '2013-07-22 17:40:00', 92),
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To a corpulent person &amp;\r\n        <lb />to one weakened by ailments it cannot be easy\r\n        <lb />but if <add place=\"above\">he</add> will try it ever so little &amp; be satisfyed to\r\n        <lb />lengthen out his walk by very slow degrees only\r\n        <lb />he may come to bear a great deal &amp; be very much\r\n        <lb />the better for it.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />It is certainly of consequence for M<sup>r</sup> Duff to\r\n    <lb />attend to his diet but it is difficult in <add place=\"above\">the</add> present\r\n        <lb />weakness of his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> to give positive or particular\r\n    <lb />directions. It must be light but should be nourishing\r\n        <lb />&amp; made a little warm by Wine &amp; <ingredient n=\"136\">Aromatics</ingredient>\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <lb />The Indian Tea\'s are certainly bad for him but if\r\n    <lb />he likes something in that shape he make take any\r\n        <lb />of the <ingredient n=\"136\">Aromatics</ingredient> of our own Gardens or fields.\r\n        <lb />But Panada, Sago or Salep with a little wine\r\n        <lb />&amp; <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient> are certainly better for him.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />As long as he can he should at dinner keep to\r\n    <lb />some animal food, by the choice of it or the cooking\r\n    <lb />made very tender &amp; <add place=\"above\">without Shape</add> I think he will do better with\r\n    <lb />Beef Mutton &amp; fowl than with the young <unclear>meats</unclear>\r\n    <lb />Green &amp; recent Vegetables he should take <unclear>cautiously</unclear>\r\n    <lb />but grain of all kinds is extremely proper &amp; these\r\n    <lb /><del>joined</del> boiled &amp; mixed with Broths &amp; Soups will\r\n    <lb />do better than in puddings or any how baked.\r\n    <lb />His present Supper is as proper as any.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Both at Dinner &amp; Supper he should take\r\n    <lb />much Wine as he may without being heated by it.\r\n    <lb />As long as Claret answers in preserving the tone\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />of his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> I would <add place=\"above\">not</add> propose any of the warmer\r\n    <lb />Wines but let it be observed what effect the Claret\r\n        <lb />has upon his <condition n=\"38\">Piles</condition> or let him recollect what\r\n    <lb />effects it had when he used more freedom with\r\n    <lb />it. I have known many people who in their\r\n        <lb />earlier days had <condition n=\"38\">the Piles</condition> brought on by Claret\r\n    <lb />had them as certainly stopt by it when their\r\n    <lb />vigour had declined.</p>\r\n    <p><lb /><unclear>It may be thought I have hitherto</unclear> <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n    <lb />the Indication which my opinion should especiÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ally suggest but I have reserved it for this\r\n        <lb />place. Tho I think the want of <condition n=\"38\">the Piles</condition>\r\n        <lb />has occasioned his disease I know it is exÂ¬\r\n    <lb />treamly difficult to bring them back again\r\n        <lb />&amp; that unless we can restore the tone of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />&amp; <subst><del><unclear>of that part</unclear></del><add place=\"above\">of the System in general</add></subst> we shall only fatigue the patient\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    <lb />with fruitless applications to the parts. Upon this\r\n        <lb />plan the above advice proceeds &amp; I have only further\r\n        <lb /><add place=\"above\"><unclear>to</unclear></add> add that it may be proper for M<sup>r</sup> Duff almost as\r\n        <lb />often as he goes to stool <treatment n=\"40\">to sit <subst><del>up</del><add place=\"above\">over</add></subst> the steam of\r\n        <lb />warm water</treatment> <del>&amp;</del> When <symptom n=\"63\">any considerable swelling</symptom> of\r\n        <lb /><condition n=\"38\">the Piles</condition> recurrs <symptom n=\"65\">without bleeding</symptom> it may be proper\r\n        <lb />to set some <treatment n=\"14\">Leeches</treatment> upon the tumour &amp; allow them\r\n        <lb />to bleed freely. At all times let him take care to\r\n        <lb />keep <bodypart n=\"24\">his feet</bodypart> warm &amp; dry &amp; <symptom n=\"20\">if at any time they are\r\n        <lb />cold</symptom> let them be <treatment n=\"39\">well chafed with a warm flannel</treatment>\r\n        <lb />till they have recovered their heat again.</p>\r\n<p><lb />When the physicians at Aberdeen &amp; M<sup>r</sup> \r\n    <lb />Duff himself have considered the above advice\r\n<lb />I shall be very glad to have their remarks &amp; shall\r\n<lb />be ready to contribute what is further in my\r\n<lb />power for M<sup>r</sup> Duffs relief</p></div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 754, 11, '2015-04-17 09:28:31', 94),
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Since that time they have recurr\'d - nor did\r\n        <lb />she find any releif from the <ingredient n=\"155\">Volatile Drops</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"31\">Musk</ingredient>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb /><symptom n=\"5\">Her fits</symptom> have already been minutely describ\'d to you\r\n    <lb />by M<sup>r</sup> Moore - I shall only add, that to appearance I find\r\n        <lb />nothing differing from a healthy Child - particularly <bodypart n=\"1\">her\r\n    <lb />Head</bodypart> is nothing larger than common. She seems instead\r\n        <lb />to have <symptom n=\"102\">a redundancy of Saliva</symptom>, which I am told was\r\n        <lb />the Case with her all along. <bodypart n=\"64\">Her belly</bodypart> had generally rather\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">a tendency to Costiveness</symptom> - but now &amp; then <symptom n=\"31\">a Looseness</symptom>\r\n        <lb />succeeds with <symptom n=\"60\">Colic pains</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"103\">green Stools</symptom>, which happend\r\n        <lb />her last week, &amp; therefore she is put on a Course of <action n=\"30\">Absorbents</action>\r\n        <lb />as before, with <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> &amp; a little <ingredient n=\"17\">pouder of Nutmeg</ingredient> at times.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />I wish we were able to determine whether the\r\n        <lb />Disease depended on a particular <bodypart n=\"41\">Structure of the brain</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />or on <symptom n=\"62\">any Extravasation</symptom> there -- Or if it is rather the\r\n        <lb />effect of some Irritation of the <bodypart n=\"2\">Gums</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"66\">Guts</bodypart> - in which\r\n    <lb />Case we might flatter ourselves with a more favourable event.\r\n        <lb /><condition n=\"88\">No <bodypart n=\"3\">Teeth</bodypart> have hitherto pointed</condition>, &amp; I look on the\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"31\">Explosions</symptom> from the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> on the going off of <symptom n=\"5\">the\r\n            <lb />fit</symptom>, to be attributed to <symptom n=\"7\">the wind making its escape after the\r\n                <lb />Relaxation</symptom>, which succeeds <symptom n=\"57\">the Spasm</symptom> that had pent it up.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />I have hitherto laid doun no plan - but take the\r\n    <lb />Liberty to mention to you what I thought most proper\r\n    <lb />expecting what Alterations or Additions you think right.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Wou\'d you approve of her being wean\'d, now that she\r\n    <lb />is about Seven months old? &amp; might not her change\r\n    <lb />of living be to her advantage?</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Might not <treatment n=\"11\">an Issue</treatment> again be tried about the <bodypart n=\"35\">Bregma</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />or <bodypart n=\"10\">Neck</bodypart>? -- And the Cold Bath still continued?</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Might not the regular use of the <ingredient n=\"84\">white Magnesia</ingredient> with\r\n        <lb />the change of her Milk Diet, prevent her <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> and\r\n        <lb />the return of the <symptom n=\"103\">green Stools</symptom> -- &amp; lastly -</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Is there any probability, that <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark (in whatever\r\n    <lb />way exhibited)</ingredient> may strengthen the whole System, lessen\r\n        <lb />the Irritability of <bodypart n=\"47\">the Nerves</bodypart> - destroy <condition n=\"39\">worms</condition> - or specifically\r\n    <lb />remedy the disorder? -- There will always be a difficulty\r\n    <lb />in giving it to any extent. I shall be glad to have\r\n    <lb />your Advice so soon as convenient</p><closer><salute>&amp; am with great\r\n    <lb />regard Dear D<sup>r</sup> your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> Servant</salute>\r\n    <signed>Alex<sup>r</sup> Stevenson</signed></closer></div>\r\n<div><pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n<lb /><handShift /><annot><p><lb />1762</p></annot></p></div></body>', 755, 3, '2012-11-04 17:07:42', 92),
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The commodity was imported primarily from the Eastern seaboard of North America and largely sold-on to France.</note> to sail\r\n    <lb />directly from <u>Cette</u> in the South of France, that\r\n    <lb />his brother is fond of going - &amp; therefore no delay\r\n    <lb />will be made. They may possibly ship by the\r\n    <lb />way, &amp; put him a shore in Portugal. If this\r\n    <lb />take place so speedily, there is a young man\r\n    <lb />who studied here in the Physical way, who probably\r\n        <lb />will go along with him -- But as CircumstanÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ces may prevent his departure for a longer time\r\n    <lb />I shall still expect your pointing out a proper\r\n    <lb />reason to attend him, what you think the\r\n    <lb />best destination &amp; Conduct. The Sea Voyage\r\n    <lb />I declare for at any rate &amp; leave the rest\r\n    <lb />to choice &amp; Opportunity. At this Season of the year\r\n    <lb />Lisbon will not be too hot for him -- &amp; the South\r\n    <lb />of France toward the Coast  - not too cold.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />But to give You an Opportunity of saying someÂ¬\r\n    <lb />thing further of his Case &amp; Management, I shall\r\n    <lb />subjoin a succinct view of it.</p>\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <p><lb />I mention\'d to you formerly his <condition n=\"18\">tedious AnomaÂ¬\r\n        <lb />lous Ague</condition>, which was remov\'d at last by <ingredient n=\"1\">DeCastros\r\n    <lb />Bark Water</ingredient> -- Toward the end of Summer\r\n        <lb />he was serv\'d with <symptom n=\"4\">a Cough</symptom> for which he got\r\n    <lb />some of the common Pectorals - &amp; (when it was\r\n        <lb />thought on the decline,) his <ingredient n=\"1\">bark water</ingredient> again - but\r\n        <lb />seeming to recurr, <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> was left off.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />I saw him in <choice><abbr>Oct<sup><u>r</u></sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> &amp; gave him a variety of Gums,\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"4\">Balsams</ingredient>, <action n=\"16\">Emollients</action>. His <symptom n=\"4\">Cough was a long <add place=\"above\">time</add> frequent\r\n            <lb />&amp; dry</symptom>, but afterwards <symptom n=\"76\">he spit up more freely</symptom>, but\r\n        <lb />every <symptom n=\"76\">Expectoration</symptom> seem\'d to proceed from one\r\n        <lb />point in <bodypart n=\"73\">the left side</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"40\">toward the lower part of the \r\n        <lb />Sternum</bodypart>.There he was <treatment n=\"4\">blistered with relief</treatment>.\r\n        <lb />He was <treatment n=\"1\">blooded</treatment> too with advantage, tho\' he has\r\n    <lb />generally avoid\'d it - it was moderately sizy.\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">His Pulse is below 100 in the Morning &amp; above\r\n        <lb />it in the Evening</symptom> -- <symptom n=\"28\">he sweats but very little</symptom>\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"17\">but sleeps extremely ill</symptom>. <action n=\"34\">Anodynes</action> have hitherÂ¬\r\n    <lb />to been avoided, as he formerly found them to\r\n    <lb />Stupify him exceedingly. His Diet was kept low\r\n    <lb />tho\' now &amp; then allow\'d light fleshes, as Chicken.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />His present situation is nearly thus - a slight\r\n        <lb />pain of <bodypart n=\"26\">his breast</bodypart> with <symptom n=\"76\">a gross Expectoration which\r\n            <lb />comes easily up</symptom>, <symptom n=\"86\">mix\'d with purulency</symptom> - <symptom n=\"26\">he is much\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />Emaciated</symptom> - &amp; has a <symptom n=\"31\">tendency to Looseness</symptom>,\r\n    <lb />but it was easily check\'d; I told you that\r\n        <lb />it diminished the uneasiness of <bodypart n=\"26\">his breast</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />&amp; a <symptom n=\"63\">small degree of swelling of <bodypart n=\"17\">his Legs</bodypart></symptom>.\r\n        <lb />He had <symptom n=\"24\">formerly rather a costive habit</symptom>, which was\r\n        <lb />remedied by <ingredient n=\"34\">Sulphur</ingredient>. If the Voyage don\'t take place\r\n    <lb />he will consent to take Asses Milk which he has\r\n        <lb />hitherto shown an Aversion to. <treatment n=\"4\">The Blisters will be\r\n    <lb />repeated</treatment> &amp; his Mucilagenous medicines.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />I hop\'d to have had a Letter from you\r\n    <lb />last Night - &amp; still expect it on Tuesday --\r\n    <lb />At any rate let it come on Thursday,\r\n    <lb />tho\' he then may be gone doun the\r\n    <lb />River.<note>The River Clyde.</note></p>\r\n    <p><lb />The Pye, I hope,\r\n    <lb />sat light with you &amp; your friend the\r\n    <lb />benefactor, who It is to be hopd\r\n    <lb />did something for his promotion.</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>Adieu\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup> D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear Doctor</expan></choice> your most <choice><abbr>h<sup>ble</sup> Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>humble Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n    <signed>Alex<sup>r</sup> Stevenson</signed></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n<div><pb n=\"4\" />\r\n <p><lb />To\r\n <lb />Doctor Will<sup>m</sup> Cullen\r\n <lb />Physician\r\n <lb /><choice><abbr>Edinb<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></p>\r\n    <handShift /><annot><p><lb />1762</p></annot>\r\n</div></body>', 756, 3, '2013-08-11 16:23:18', 132);
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take <condition n=\"49\">to prevent his <condition n=\"89\">wounds</condition> comeing\r\n            <lb />to a mortification</condition>, along with <condition n=\"13\">a violent cold</condition> he had got in time of Service\r\n        <lb />in a great measure <symptom n=\"8\">took away his apotite</symptom>, upon his arrival in England\r\n    <lb />of course he apply\'d to several Fisicions to endeavour to recover it again\r\n        <lb />but the things order\'d him <ingredient n=\"113\">bitters</ingredient>, sweets, and souers, made him loath the\r\n    <lb />sight of victuals intirely upon which he gave up with the Doctors saw\r\n        <lb />he could get no remedy from them and <symptom n=\"8\">cannot say he has felt any appotite\r\n    <lb />for the space of</symptom> this five or six years\r\n</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n\r\n<lb />The condition <bodypart n=\"46\">his stomack</bodypart> is in at present I shall\r\n    <lb />endeavour to lay before you in as simple and plain a manner as 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   <lb />that you will be the best Judge, and anything that I eat or drink forms into\r\n        <lb />a gluttonous consistance and <symptom n=\"3\">comes up in the morning in great gulps</symptom> as\r\n        <lb />tuff as glew, and if it continues longer it will look allmost like matter.\r\n        <lb />If I be oblidged to take any breakfast and any of it left <symptom n=\"76\">it keeps me spitting</symptom>\r\n        <lb />and uneasie all day and what little I doe eat I belive the nurishment of it\r\n        <lb />returns this way and <symptom n=\"23\">keeps me very weak</symptom> and <symptom n=\"26\">thin</symptom>, notwithstanding my\r\n        <lb />habit of body in goeing to stool is <symptom n=\"24\">extreamly regular and not costive</symptom>.</p>\r\n    \r\n<p><lb />I have been in Scotland since the end of 1759 since\r\n        <lb />which time I have never spoak to any kind of Doctor or Phisician nor\r\n        <lb />taken any kind of medicines except takeing any simple thing that came\r\n        <lb />in my own head or was advertised in peapers some times I tryed <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"9\">drink\r\n        <lb />of Pearmount water</ingredient> I have taken <ingredient n=\"35\">confected steel</ingredient> and drinkt <unclear>several</unclear>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />Minerals sometimes I thought they agreed with me and at other times not\r\n        <lb />but upon the whole I never reapt any real benifite from them --\r\n        <lb />you need not Recomend exercise on horse back to me as I have lost <bodypart n=\"12\">my\r\n            <lb />Right arm</bodypart>, and <bodypart n=\"16\">all the fingers</bodypart> of <bodypart n=\"15\">my left hand</bodypart>, but I frequently take\r\n        <lb />exercise in a Shea\'s <symptom n=\"8\">I cannot say I find any advantage in the way of my\r\n            <lb />appotite</symptom> or other ways <treatment n=\"9\">I have taken a vomit frequently</treatment> but dont find\r\n        <lb />I bring up any thing only the water and vomit I drink, I have try\'d goeing\r\n        <lb />without suppers <symptom n=\"17\">I have found I have sleept worse</symptom> than when I was able\r\n        <lb />to eat some but if I drink any thing and did not get any victuals down\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"48\"><bodypart n=\"46\">my Stomack</bodypart> was in a foment</symptom> all night long, whither solids or slabbs<note>\"Slabbs\" is used here to describe food served in a semi-solid lump (the more common term is \'slops\' ).</note> be the\r\n        <lb />best for me you\'ll be the Judge I am shure I doe not eat four ounces of\r\n        <lb />meat in the four and twenty hours and that is oblidged to be any kind of\r\n        <lb />meat that <bodypart n=\"46\">my Stomack</bodypart> will allow to goe within my mouth whither\r\n        <lb />proper for me or not I middle with no apothicary or Surgeon except it may\r\n        <lb />be to prepair any little thing you may order me, I have heard that you\r\n       <lb />have been of service to severals with your advise in reguard to disorders\r\n        <lb />in <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomack</bodypart>, I had given up thoughts of getting any remidy after\r\n        <lb />the advices I had taken</p>\r\n    <p><lb /><symptom n=\"7\">Wind is my cheifest complaint -</symptom></p>\r\n<postscript>For this twelve month past\r\n<lb />I have been a good deal troubled\r\n    <lb />with <symptom n=\"12\">a Shortness of Breath</symptom></postscript></div>\r\n    <div><p><lb />To Doctor Cullin Phisician at\r\n    <lb />Ednbourgh -</p>\r\n <handShift /><annot><p>\r\n     <lb />Case of Cap<sup>t</sup>\r\n     <lb />Peter Innes of\r\n     <lb />the Artillery\r\n     <lb />1764\r\n </p></annot>   \r\n    \r\n    </div>\r\n   \r\n</body>', 771, 3, '2013-08-01 15:08:29', 138),
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In the <bodypart n=\"73\">left side</bodypart>\r\n    there is considerable Degree of\r\n    <lb/><symptom n=\"125\">Hardness</symptom> from the <bodypart n=\"98\">Epigastric region</bodypart> to the <bodypart n=\"100\">Inguen</bodypart>,\r\n    and about\r\n    <lb/>the middle of the <bodypart n=\"90\">umbelical</bodypart>, a <symptom n=\"18\">Tumor</symptom>\r\n    resembing a pretty broad\r\n    <lb/>Belt, it takes its Rise on the left side of \r\n    the <bodypart n=\"90\">Linea aba</bodypart> &amp; extends\r\n \r\n <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n    \r\n    <lb/>to the <bodypart n=\"78\">os Illium</bodypart>. \r\n    <bodypart n=\"2\">Tongue</bodypart> somewhat foul, \r\n    <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> of a \r\n    <lb/>Saltish Taste, <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> bound,\r\n    urine small Quantities, <symptom n=\"68\">Thirst</symptom>\r\n    <lb/>great, has many <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom> \r\n    <bodypart n=\"84\">glands</bodypart> along both sides of the \r\n    <bodypart n=\"19\">neck</bodypart>, &amp; <bodypart n=\"70\">Groins</bodypart>\r\n    <lb/><symptom n=\"8\">appetite bad</symptom>, <symptom n=\"17\">sleep indifferent</symptom>. <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse \r\n    more than in ordinary Health</symptom>\r\n    <lb/>I was calld on the 22<sup>d</sup> of January I \r\n    ordred his Regimen as in\r\n    <lb/><condition n=\"16\">Dropsy</condition> &amp; gave some of the\r\n    strong <action n=\"12\">diuretic</action> medicines \r\n    as <ingredient n=\"131\">Rad:\r\n    <lb/>Raphan</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"25\">allium</ingredient>,\r\n    <ingredient n=\"16\">sinops</ingredient>, \r\n    <ingredient n=\"59\">Bal. Junip</ingredient>; but not with much\r\n    <lb/>success - they <add place=\"above\">were</add> steept\r\n    in white wine. Afterwards he was tried\r\n    <lb/>with doses of <ingredient n=\"8\">cream Tart.\r\n    </ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"91\">Nitre</ingredient>, \r\n    <ingredient n=\"25\">squills</ingredient> at different Times\r\n    <lb/>which diminished the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom>\r\n    for a Time but on its increasing\r\n    <lb/>he got <ingredient n=\"24\" t=\"15\">Decoct. SenekÃ¦</ingredient> \r\n    which likewise abated the <symptom n=\"18\">Tumor</symptom>\r\n    <lb/>of the <bodypart n=\"30\">abdomen</bodypart> \r\n    by promoting some Degree of <symptom n=\"28\">sweat &amp; perspiration</symptom>.\r\n    <lb/>However after all, he became so distressed that he was obliged\r\n    <lb/><symptom n=\"17\">to sit up during the night</symptom> - In company with another\r\n    <lb/>surgeon I went &amp; visted him, &amp; judging <treatment n=\"24\">Tapping</treatment> the only\r\n    <lb/>Temporary Remedy, it was performed in the left side; we\r\n    <lb/>got not above a Scots Chopin of water \r\n    mixed with <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart>\r\n    <lb/>which coagulated in the canula &amp; prevented\r\n    often the <symptom n=\"46\">Discharge</symptom>\r\n    <lb/>The Integuments were so very thick &amp; \r\n    perhaps the <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> came from\r\n    <lb/>them, it was florid - The Patient was a strong man, but\r\n    \r\n <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n    \r\n \r\n    <lb/><symptom n=\"23\">considerably weaker</symptom> very ambitious to try any thing that\r\n    <lb/>would promise success as he has a numerous Family â€“ The\r\n    <lb/>Bearer is to in town two or three Days &amp; will call for\r\n    <lb/>an answer which will very much; and I am with very\r\n    <lb/>great Esteem\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n    \r\n   \r\n <closer>\r\n    \r\n    <salute>Sir, your most obedient Humble servant</salute>\r\n     \r\n  <signed>James Whytt</signed>\r\n     \r\n     <dateline>Yats of Muckhart\r\n        <lb/>six miles straight west\r\n        <lb/>from Kinross\r\n        <lb/>March 15<sup>th</sup> 1780\r\n     \r\n     \r\n     </dateline>\r\n     \r\n     \r\n </closer>  \r\n    \r\n    <postscript>PS the Patient was <treatment n=\"24\">tapped</treatment> yesterday</postscript>\r\n    \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n    \r\n    <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n    <p>\r\n    <lb/>D<sup>r</sup> Cullen\r\n    <lb/>Mint Close\r\n    <lb/><choice><abbr>Edin-</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n     <handShift/>\r\n    \r\n    <annot>\r\n       \r\n      \r\n       <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> J. Whyte <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>concerning</expan></choice>\r\n       <lb/>a <condition n=\"16\">Dropsy</condition>\r\n       <lb/>March 15. 1780.\r\n       <lb/>To go on with his <choice><abbr>med<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice>\r\n       <lb/>The <ingredient n=\"25\">Squills</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"24\">Senekua</ingredient>\r\n       <lb/>the most promising â€“\r\n       <lb/>or may try â€“â€“â€“\r\n       \r\n       <recipe>\r\n          \r\n       \r\n          <choice>\r\n             \r\n          <orig>\r\n             \r\n             <lb/>Pulv. c. <ingredient n=\"19\">jalap.</ingredient> \r\n             c. â„¥i\r\n             <lb/><ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient> gr. iv \r\n             <lb/><ingredient n=\"77\">Gambog</ingredient> - gr ij\r\n                \r\n         </orig>\r\n             \r\n       <reg>\r\n          \r\n       An ounce of powdered <ingredient n=\"19\">Jalap</ingredient> compound, 5 grains of <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient>,\r\n          2 grains of <ingredient n=\"77\">Gambogia</ingredient>\r\n       \r\n       </reg>\r\n          \r\n          </choice>\r\n       \r\n       </recipe>\r\n       \r\n     </annot>\r\n\r\n   </div>\r\n\r\n</body>\r\n', 1826, 1, '2013-06-17 15:25:00', 62),
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My Brother\'s situation in London had induced my Father\r\n    <lb />to resolve on my receiving my education there, &amp; by that means I\r\n    <lb />was deprived of the honour of being known to you, which I have,\r\n    <lb />ever since thought of with the greatest regret.\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n <p>\r\n   \r\n    <lb/>I am now to ask your opinion \r\n    about M<sup>r</sup> Innes of Muirefold, a\r\n    <lb/>Gentleman whom you may recollect the having \r\n    seen &amp; been repeatedly\r\n    <lb/>consulted about. As this is the case &amp; I have only\r\n    attended his Family\r\n    <lb/>since he came to reside here about Six Months ago, you\r\n    will pardon\r\n    <lb/>my being so general on the state of his health\r\n    previous to that period.\r\n    <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Innes aged about 54 originally of a robust healthy constitution\r\n    <lb/>tho in general a sober man, had lived full, was \r\n    occasionally irregular\r\n    <lb/>&amp; often exposed himself by riding on horeseback\r\n    at all hours  &amp; in all \r\n    <lb/>seasons to much cold &amp; fatigue. About the <u>1770</u> after having been \r\n    <lb/>for some little time subject to <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatick</condition> &amp; \r\n    <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> Complaints\r\n    <lb/>he was seized with a <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom>\r\n    in his <bodypart n=\"6\">eyelids</bodypart>, for which you was \r\n    <lb/>consulted - Since that time I understand he has been occasionally\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n    \r\n    <lb/>distressed with frequent \r\n    <symptom n=\"4\">Coughs</symptom>, \r\n    <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatick</condition> &amp; \r\n    <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> Complaints.  \r\n    <lb/>In the end of 1775 on his way to England you was again consulted, &amp;\r\n    <lb/>on his return from thence in 1776 during \r\n    your attendance on M<sup>rs</sup> Innes\r\n    <lb/>I find he mentioned his Complaints to you. Since that time he\r\n    <lb/>says he has found much benefit from the frequent use of <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>, the\r\n    <lb/><ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"8\">Peterhead water</ingredient> &amp; cold Bath during the season.\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n <p>\r\n    <lb />Last year the state of his Brothers health called\r\n    him from Peterhead to  \r\n    <lb />Edinburgh, before he had been a week\r\n    there, which deprived him of\r\n    <lb />the benefit of the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"8\">water</ingredient>\r\n    for that season. In November he went again to\r\n    <lb />Edinburgh, &amp; came home the beginning\r\n    of December with a <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>\r\n    &amp; <symptom n=\"75\">hoarseness</symptom>.\r\n    <lb />which he totally disregarded, &amp; without asking\r\n    any advice only took a little\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"138\">Syrup of Capillaire</ingredient>, for \r\n   some weeks after this he went <del>about</del> about <symptom n=\"4\">Coughing</symptom>\r\n    <lb />&amp; his <bodypart n=\"45\">Stomach</bodypart> not having \r\n    much failed him, he paid very little attention\r\n    <lb />to what he eat or drank. About the end of January\r\n    his <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> became\r\n    <lb />better &amp; he continued to recruit &amp; mend till \r\n    the middle of February, when\r\n    <lb />business called him to the Country, &amp; notwithstanding\r\n    the stormy &amp; temÂ¬\r\n    <lb />pestuous weather he went on Horseback, rode often\r\n    after dinner, &amp; one bad\r\n    <lb />night, after having sat up drinking till three\r\n    oClock in the morning, he\r\n    <lb />got on horseback &amp; rode four miles, next day,\r\n    tho a very bad one, he\r\n    <lb />came to Banff <add place=\"above\">being</add> Ten miles.\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n   \r\n    <lb />The <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> had returned \r\n      during his absence, &amp; then for the first time\r\n    <lb />I was consulted â€“- I found him with a \r\n      violent <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> \r\n      especially in the\r\n    <lb />night time, <symptom n=\"34\">spitting</symptom> \r\n      up large quanties of a tough, viscid, glary tenacious\r\n    <lb />Phlegm. He now began to <symptom n=\"23\">lose \r\n      his Stomach</symptom>, his <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse\r\n     was irregular</symptom>\r\n      \r\n<pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n    \r\n    <lb />sometimes intermitting &amp; rather\r\n      frequent, without much heat or any\r\n    <lb />symptom of <condition n=\"19\">Fever</condition>.\r\n      His breathing was not much affected, &amp; \r\n      his sleep easy\r\n    <lb />&amp; undisturbed, when not distressed with\r\n      the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>, which\r\n      was generally\r\n    <lb />most troublesome for about an hour &amp; a half after going to bed, as long in\r\n<lb />the morning, &amp; upon changing \r\n      his posture in the night time. He could\r\n    <lb />lay on his back, or either side. He \r\n      never <symptom n=\"28\">sweated</symptom>, had not any\r\n      <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> or\r\n    <lb />pain in his <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart>,\r\n      but betwixt his <bodypart n=\"11\">Shoulders</bodypart>\r\n      he complained of a <symptom n=\"23\">weariness</symptom>\r\n    <lb />&amp; uneasiness, which he would not allow amounted to pain.\r\n    <lb />In the morning he had dryness &amp; a \r\n      bad taste in his mouth, without any \r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom> &amp; his \r\n      <bodypart n=\"2\">Tongue</bodypart> \r\n      tho in general pretty clean, had now &amp;\r\n      then a sliminess\r\n    <lb />over it. He had been all along regular in his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>,\r\n     &amp; his urine in large\r\n    <lb />quantities, rather high coloured \r\n      with sediment of a brownish cast.\r\n    <lb />I advised him to take \r\n      a <treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment> which he with\r\n      some reluctance agreed to\r\n    <lb />as he had taken one some years ago, \r\n      which had distressed him without\r\n    <lb />having the effect. I found it necessary to\r\n      give him in divided doses eight\r\n    <lb />grains of \r\n      <ingredient n=\"110\">Emetic Tartar</ingredient> \r\n      before he could be made to \r\n      <treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment>; it however\r\n    <lb />in the end brought up a considerable \r\n      quantity of tough Phlegm, some\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"62\">Bile</bodypart> &amp; purged\r\n      him moderately. This happened on the\r\n      23 Feb<sup>ry.</sup> &amp; on the sucÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ceeding day he found himself \r\n      considerably relieved, tho still\r\n      <symptom n=\"4\">Coughing</symptom> as\r\n    <lb />much &amp; without his\r\n      <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach\'s</bodypart> being mended.\r\n      I then advised him to a\r\n    <lb />course of <ingredient n=\"11\">Seltzer water</ingredient>, drinking at least a Bottle in the day,\r\n      to use modeÂ¬\r\n    <lb />rate exercise, which he would only\r\n      take on horseback, having a\r\n    <lb />particular aversion to a Carriage. I advised\r\n      him to eat of plain dressed\r\n    <lb />fresh meat (neither vegetables or Milk having\r\n      for some time agreed <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n      \r\n <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />him) &amp; a few Glasses of Claret after dinner.\r\n      He gave up with Malt Liquor\r\n      <lb />&amp; every thing strong, high seasoned or heating. \r\n      He took for Breakfast the \r\n<lb /><ingredient n=\"11\">Seltzer water</ingredient>\r\n      with a bit of bread &amp; in the forenoon, he has sometimes a little\r\n      <lb /><ingredient n=\"38\">Hartshorn Jelly</ingredient>. As \r\n      he continued so very regular in his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>,\r\n      I did not think\r\n    <lb />it necessary to order any medicines for him, nor do I \r\n      believe that he would \r\n    <lb />have immediately consented to have taken them.\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />He became daily worse, <symptom n=\"8\">lost his Stomach</symptom> totally, \r\n      the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> increased &amp;\r\n    <lb />he was <symptom n=\"23\">in strength oftish much reduced</symptom>, without any\r\n      great heat <symptom n=\"34\">fever</symptom>\r\n    <lb />or <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of breathing</symptom>. He did\r\n      not think after taking the <ingredient n=\"11\">Seltzer water</ingredient> \r\n    <lb />for five days, that it agreed with him, &amp; therefore laid it aside, he\r\n    <lb />was then prevailed on to try Asses Milk; A Tea cup full with a little\r\n    <lb />Brandy in the morning only, was given for the first\r\n      few days &amp; afterwards\r\n      <lb />in the morning &amp; afternoon; This agrees better with his \r\n     <bodypart n=\"56\">Stomach</bodypart> than he \r\n    <lb />expected &amp; he has continued the use of it ever since. Being at the\r\n     time he\r\n<lb /> began to use the Asses milk unable to ride he was obliged to take\r\n    <lb />to the Chaise. His Complaints for some days after this seemed more\r\n    <lb />stationary, tho his <symptom n=\"23\">strength was gradually failing</symptom>, &amp; about ten days\r\n    <lb />ago he was scarse able to bear the motion of the Carriage, &amp; used to\r\n    <lb />come in after having been only half an hour out much fatigued.\r\n    <lb />At this time he complained much of a bad taste &amp; dryness in his\r\n     <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />&amp; was very desirous to have a second <treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment>.\r\n      I did not choose on acÂ¬\r\n    <lb />count of his great <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom>, to give him \r\n     the <ingredient n=\"110\">Emetic Tartar</ingredient> &amp; advised him\r\n    <lb />to take a <ingredient n=\"16\">Mustard</ingredient> <treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment>, \r\n     which operated easily, &amp; brought up a \r\n    <lb />quantity of Phlegm. Next day being the \r\n     10<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Curr<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Current</expan></choice> I advised him\r\n      \r\n  <pb n=\"5\"/>\r\n      \r\n      \r\n    <lb />to try a <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"15\">decoction of the Bark</ingredient> with\r\n     a little wine in it, the <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n    <lb />which it had always agreed best with him. From the time I first saw\r\n    <lb />him to this period he generally <symptom n=\"34\">spit</symptom> \r\n     up during the night equal to near\r\n    <lb />an English <add place=\"above\">Pint</add> of that stuff, which as \r\n     far as I could learn had been <add place=\"above\">all</add> along &amp;\r\n    <lb />now is of the same sort, that at present perhaps a little thicker, but\r\n    <lb />without appearance of Pus.\r\n     \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n      <lb/>Little alteration took place for three days after taking \r\n     the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>, \r\n<lb />only that of being rather\r\n     more open in the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>, having had once or twice\r\n      <lb/>two easy motions in the day; he however after this began sensibly to\r\n      <lb/>recruit, the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> &amp; quantity <symptom n=\"34\">spit</symptom> \r\n     up gradually diminishing, while\r\n      <lb/>he acquired more strength, felt less of that\r\n     uneasiness in his <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>,\r\n      <lb/>&amp; has had these three days past more craving for food, than for the three\r\n      <lb/>preceeding weeks; His <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> is more regular,\r\n     he sleeps well &amp; does not \r\n     <lb/><symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> more than half an hour any night;\r\n     he is rather open in his \r\n<lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> at present,\r\n     having sometimes two inconsiderable ill formed stools\r\n      <lb/>I have sometimes thought his <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>\r\n     <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom> towards night but knew\r\n      <lb/>it would alarm him to make any enquiries about that.\r\n      <lb/>He takes presently for Breakfast a little \r\n     <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient> with weak Tea,\r\n<lb />\r\n     &amp; toasted bread. He is two hours in a Carriage every day &amp;\r\n      <lb/>can presumably walk with tolerable ease thro the House,\r\n      <lb/>which he could not have done before.\r\n     \r\n   </p>\r\n  \r\n  <p>\r\n    <lb />He takes equal to a drachm of <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"15\">Bark in Decoction</ingredient> every foreÂ¬\r\n    \r\n <pb n=\"6\"/>\r\n    \r\n     <lb />noon before going out.\r\n    \r\n  </p>\r\n  <p>\r\n     <lb/>This is M<sup>r</sup> Innes\'s present situation with the means that have\r\n     <lb/>been &amp; are presently employed for the recovery; of all which\r\n     <lb/>his friends and I are anxious to have your opinion.\r\n  \r\n  </p>\r\n  <p>    \r\n    \r\n     <lb />I should have told you that <treatment n=\"4\">Blisters</treatment>\r\n    have often been suggested\r\n     <lb />but he would not be easily prevailed on to have recourse to them.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n     <lb />I must tell you, that his friends have thought it proper  \r\n     <lb />not to inform him at present of your having been consulted\r\n     <lb />&amp; therefore they wish it may not by any means reach his ears.\r\n  \r\n  </p>\r\n    \r\n <closer>\r\n    \r\n    <salute>\r\n      \r\n     <lb /> I have the Honour to be \r\n<lb />Dear Sir your most <choice><abbr>Obe<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> \r\n<lb />&amp; most Humble\r\n    \r\n<choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n    \r\n    </salute>\r\n     \r\n  <signed>Rob Saunders</signed>\r\n     \r\n     <dateline>Banff 18<sup>th</sup> March 17<u>80</u></dateline>\r\n     \r\n     \r\n </closer>  \r\n    \r\n    </div>\r\n  \r\n  <div>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n  <pb n=\"6\"/>\r\n      <p>\r\n      <lb />William Cullen\r\n      <lb />Physician\r\n      <lb /><u>Edinburgh</u>\r\n      </p>\r\n    <handShift />\r\n    \r\n    <annot>\r\n       \r\n      <lb />D<sup>r</sup> R. Saunders\r\n      <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Innes of Muirfold\r\n      <lb />March. 1780\r\n      <lb />X. p. 175\r\n    \r\n  </annot>\r\n\r\n  </div>\r\n\r\n</body>\r\n', 1827, 11, '2014-10-06 19:44:43', 94),
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I shall be glad to hear from you by the return of \r\n    <lb />this post, &amp; I am with the utmost respect\r\n   \r\n </p>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n <closer>\r\n    \r\n    <salute>\r\n       \r\n       <lb />Dear Sir\r\n       <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice>  <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice>\r\n       \r\n    \r\n    </salute>\r\n     \r\n  <signed>Hen: Richardson</signed>\r\n     \r\n     <dateline>Alnwick <choice><abbr>Mar.</abbr><expan>March</expan></choice> 19 1780</dateline>\r\n       \r\n </closer>  \r\n      \r\n   </div>\r\n   \r\n   <div>\r\n    \r\n    <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n    <p>\r\n    <lb />To Doctor Cullen\r\n    <lb />Edinburgh\r\n   \r\n    </p>\r\n    <handShift />\r\n    <annot>\r\n       \r\n    <lb />Henry Richardson\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>Q</abbr><expan>Query</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Widdrington\r\n    <lb />March, <u>1780</u>\r\n    <lb />X. p. 174.\r\n  \r\n       \r\n    </annot>\r\n\r\n   </div>\r\n\r\n</body>\r\n', 1829, 2, '2012-11-07 10:36:05', 100),
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[Ve.?]</head>\r\n    \r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n    <lb />No wonder that you have been disappointed in treating such Cases\r\n    <lb />as it depends so much on the time of life &amp;c &amp;c. -- but I hope\r\n    <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Mutters symptoms are moderate &amp;c. &amp; may at least admit of some\r\n    <lb />relief -- I have doubts as well as you about general <treatment n=\"1\">bleedings</treatment>-\r\n    <lb />but I am clear that topical are proper &amp; safe -- You may apply\r\n    <lb />the <treatment n=\"14\">Leeches</treatment> to either \r\n    <bodypart n=\"63\">Temple</bodypart> but rather the left. --- What ever may\r\n    <lb />be the state of Collapse I think there is always some degree of\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"64\">Congestion</symptom> &amp; therefore I would not be \r\n    hindered by the <symptom n=\"15\">slowness of\r\n    <lb />the Pulse</symptom> from repeating the \r\n    topical <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> when the <symptom n=\"15\">pulse is\r\n    <lb />tolerably full</symptom> &amp; especially if there is any suffusion of \r\n    the <bodypart n=\"8\">Face</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"8\">Eyes</bodypart>.\r\n                    \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />Your <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> upon the nape of the \r\n        <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> was certainly proper -\r\n    <lb />&amp; in due time I would repeat it on the Crown of \r\n        the <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart> - Your <ingredient n=\"38\">salt\r\n     <lb />of Hartshorn</ingredient> may be usefull, \r\n        but I am not fond of internal \r\n     <lb /><action n=\"28\">Stimulants</action> while the Disease is yet recent &amp; as the notion of some\r\n     <lb /><symptom n=\"64\">Congestion</symptom> prevails strong with me. Among the internal\r\n        <action n=\"28\">Stimulants</action>\r\n     <lb />I would not include Wine or Animal Broths both which may\r\n     <lb />be necessary &amp; safe from former habits - External <action n=\"28\">Stimulants</action> \r\n        <lb />in every shape very proper. -- Tho he has been liable to <symptom n=\"31\">DiarrhÅ“a</symptom>\r\n     <lb />you are to expect that in the present circumstances the \r\n        <bodypart n=\"69\">intestines</bodypart>\r\n     <lb />will become if not <condition n=\"31\">Paralytic</condition> at \r\n        least very torpid &amp; as the EvaÂ¬ \r\n     <lb />cuation by stool is very necessary and may be of service I think\r\n     <lb />you may even use a little freedom in moving his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>.\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>May 31. 1780.</dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n    \r\n  </div>\r\n                                    \r\n       </body>\r\n', 968, 2, '2012-10-18 16:56:55', 40),
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The <ingredient n=\"61\">Uva ursi</ingredient> &amp; \r\n    <ingredient n=\"28\">Ol. ricini</ingredient> \r\n        <lb />have been of use &amp; must be continued but the <ingredient n=\"61\">Uva\r\n        <lb /> ursi</ingredient> would be better of an intermission now &amp; then.\r\n        <lb />Lay it aside for two or three weeks &amp; in place of it\r\n        <lb />take <ingredient n=\"32\">Lime water</ingredient> from a muchkin to a chopin every\r\n        <lb />day &amp; continue so till the more frequent return of\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> oblige you to have recourse to the <ingredient n=\"61\">Uva ursi</ingredient> again.\r\n        <lb />In severe <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> have recourse to <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> &amp; as to\r\n        <lb />dose &amp; times your own experience may now direct.\r\n        <lb />I suspect a <condition n=\"17\">stone</condition> in your <bodypart n=\"56\">bladder</bodypart>. \r\n    Get <treatment n=\"15\">sounded</treatment>.\r\n    \r\n   </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />In the mean time much of your trouble arises from\r\n        <lb />your disposition to <condition n=\"38\">Piles</condition>. Procure some good <ingredient n=\"48\">BalÂ¬\r\n        <lb />sam of Copaiba</ingredient>. Take a tea spoonful of <ingredient n=\"50\">sugar</ingredient> in\r\n        <lb />powder &amp; put it into <del>the</del> a tea cup; drop upon it 30\r\n        <lb />drops of the <ingredient n=\"4\">Balsam</ingredient>; mix it with <ingredient n=\"50\">Sugar</ingredient> then fill\r\n        <lb />up the Cup with water &amp; drink it off. Take this\r\n        <lb />every night increasing by 10 drops every night till\r\n        <lb />you come to take 60 for a dose &amp; at this dose you may\r\n        <lb />continue for a week. If this give you relief from the \r\n        <lb /><condition n=\"38\">Piles</condition> &amp; uneasines about the <bodypart n=\"53\">Anus</bodypart> you may after some\r\n        <lb />days <add place=\"above\">intermission</add> take the <ingredient n=\"4\">Balsam</ingredient> in the same doses again for seven \r\n        <lb />or eight days. This medicine sometimes irritates the \r\n        <lb />neck of the <bodypart n=\"56\">bladder</bodypart> &amp; in this case you must lay it aside\r\n        <lb />but observe that you do not mistake your usual <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> for\r\n        <lb />the effects of the <ingredient n=\"4\">Balsam</ingredient>. I suspect some such misÂ¬\r\n        <lb />take with regard to the Honey which I advise you to\r\n        <lb />try again.\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n       <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n                        \r\n       <dateline><choice><expan>Edinburgh</expan><abbr>Edb<sup>r.</sup></abbr></choice> 1. June 1780.</dateline>\r\n        \r\n        </closer>  \r\n        \r\n            \r\n        </div>\r\n</body>', 969, 2, '2012-10-18 17:00:46', 40),
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I prefer the former\r\n        <lb />but unless she can enjoy it with ease &amp; pleasure she must use a Carriage\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n    <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n    \r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Cold bathing is likely to be of great service to Miss H.\r\n        <lb />&amp; she may take it either <del>on horseb</del> in the Sea or fresh water.\r\n        <lb />The former is the best, but unless it can be had with great\r\n        <lb />conveniency the fresh water may answer the purpose very well.\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n        <lb /><del>The</del>Whether she takes one or other, she must take it\r\n        <lb />always in the morning before she takes either the Solution\r\n        <lb />or the Milk. At least she must not take the Bath  soon\r\n        <lb />after either of these, but she may sometimes take the Bath\r\n        <lb />three or four hours after she has taken the Solution or milk\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />The present fashion of dressing ladies hair is very\r\n        <lb />inconvenient for bathing, but it is absolutely necessary that\r\n        <lb />by <del>anie</del> one contrivance or other the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> should have\r\n        <lb />the Cold applied to it as well as the rest of the body. ---\r\n    </p>\r\n        \r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />She must carefully gaurd against cold, by wearing flannel\r\n        <lb />next her <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> summer &amp; Winter \r\n        especially the <del>former</del> later\r\n        <lb />season; and by wearing worsted under stockings &amp; thick shoes.\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n        <lb /> Diet - at Dinner a bit of light meat filling up her\r\n        <lb />meal with pudding &amp; what Vegetables the Season affords.\r\n        <lb />Sometimes but very sparingly she may take a little of the \r\n        <lb /><del>White</del> lighter kinds of fish. ----\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />Tea and Coffee are both bad for her -- and if ever any Tea\r\n        <lb />but a little &amp; that very weak -- At breakfast she may take \r\n        <lb />Cocoa Tea or some of our home growth herbs ------ \r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />At Supper milk  meat or preparation of <del>it with</del> grain\r\n        <lb />without milk\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />For ordinary drink Water the most proper - No malt liquor.\r\n        <lb />A Glass or two of wine with a little water she may take every day\r\n        <lb />at dinner &amp; when in such small \r\n        <choice><abbr>qty.</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> it may be of any wine she likes best.\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n    <recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <choice>\r\n            \r\n            <orig>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />No 1. <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> Solution <del>vid. p. 5 - N.B.</del> \r\n                â„ž <ingredient n=\"125\">Tart. 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A table  spoonfull in adraught of Cow milk whey every second morning and hour or two before breakfast - To be regulated so as to give one stool a day &amp; no more - </reg>\r\n        \r\n        </choice>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </recipe>\r\n    \r\n    <recipe> \r\n        \r\n        <choice>\r\n            \r\n            <orig>\r\n        \r\n            <lb />No 2. â„ž  <ingredient n=\"28\" t=\"1\">Tinct. cast. comp<sup>t.</sup></ingredient> -- \r\n                <ingredient n=\"22\" t=\"1\">T. valer. volat.</ingredient> @â„¥ij - <ingredient n=\"58\">T. Thebaic</ingredient> â„¥i S.</orig>\r\n            \r\n     <reg>No 2. Take two ounces each of Tincture of <ingredient n=\"28\"></ingredient>compounded Castor-- Volatile <ingredient n=\"22\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Valerian</ingredient> and an ounce of <ingredient n=\"58\">Thebaic Tincture</ingredient>. 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Peruvian</ingredient> â„¥ii \r\n                <lb />In morario vitreo vel marmoreo <add place=\"above\">lapideo</add>\r\n                    affunde Aq. font. q.s. ut fiat \r\n                <lb />Massa semiliquida, quam lento diligenter per horÃ¦ dimidium \r\n                <lb />addita prout opus fuerit aqua; dein paulatine affunde. \r\n                <lb />Aq. font. ad lbiÅ¿s\r\n                <lb />Repone in lagena et digere per horas duodecim dein adde  \r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tinct. cort. 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This anecdote appears in the eulogy Cullen delivered at Clerk\'s funeral which is partly reproduced in Thomson <i>An Account</i> (1732), pp. 525-536 (esp. 536),</note> who was afflicted for more than twenty years with an\r\n        <lb />obstinate <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatic</condition> disposition which obliged\r\n          him to avoid\r\n            \r\n        \r\n     <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        \r\n                <lb />all animal food and he found that after using a\r\n                <lb />milk Diet some <del>time</del> length of Time it was not sufficient\r\n                <lb />to take down the Tone of his System. He gave up entire milk\r\n                <lb />and took to Buttermilk alone. - Some years before his Death\r\n                <lb />he told me he was still taking down - he had taken to Whey\r\n                <lb />and if that should not answer, he was at a loss what to do\r\n                <lb />next -- However this Gentleman was still able to\r\n                <lb />carry on a very extensive practice and died only at 68 of an\r\n                <lb /><condition n=\"26\">Apoplexy</condition> which had been a family \r\n          Disease - We cannot\r\n                <lb />entirely new model Constitutions and Mr Neilson must make\r\n                <lb />the most of his he can and if by low living he can enjoy\r\n                <lb />tolerable health he must not grudge the means - You put\r\n                <lb />a question with regard to a glass of Wine or Toddy and I own\r\n                <lb />to you that I think a glass of Wine much safer than an\r\n                <lb />Ounce of Animal food and in the Case of occasional <symptom n=\"45\">fainÂ¬\r\n                <lb />tishness</symptom> such as you employed it in I would certainly allow\r\n                <lb />of a little Wine, but I am very averse to allow it as any\r\n                <lb />part of his regular establishment\r\n          \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />However if there is any degree of <symptom n=\"45\">faintishness</symptom>\r\n        frequently recurÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ring I would allow him to take a spoonful of Wine and Water\r\n        <lb />either at noon or night as his feelings shall direct and if he does\r\n        <lb />get into such regular Course, I prefer the Wine and Water\r\n        <lb />to Toddy, but if he should feel or apprehend that the Wine in\r\n        <lb />any way interferes with the digestion of his milk I would allow\r\n        <lb />Toddy in the same circumstances in which I allow the Wine, but\r\n        <lb />with more caution with respect to quantity. I have nothing more\r\n        <lb />to say with respect to Diet, but that he will now digest Vegetables\r\n        <lb />better than he did when they were mixed with animal food and\r\n        \r\n  <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        \r\n            <lb />therefore I think he may try several garden\r\n            <lb />things as they come in season for while they\r\n            <lb />are still young and tender and well boiled\r\n            <lb />they do not readily give <symptom n=\"7\">flatulency</symptom> &amp; he must\r\n            <lb />not try any Sallad or other raw vegetables.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p> \r\n        <lb />For M<sup>r</sup> Neilsons further recovery I depend \r\n        <lb />especially upon his travelling &amp; now is the\r\n        <lb />proper season. I would therefore have him\r\n        <lb />set out upon a jaunt as soon as his conveniency\r\n        <lb />will allow but I am clear that no <ingredient n=\"12\">mineral \r\n        <lb />water</ingredient> whatever can be of any service to him \r\n        <lb />or at least half so much as being in gentle\r\n        <lb />daily exercise. He may therefore chuse his own\r\n        <lb />route &amp; take that where he may have best\r\n        <lb />accomodation &amp; most amusement. I have only\r\n        <lb />to say that he is to guard well against cold &amp; also\r\n        <lb />against much fatigue. I think from thirty to forty\r\n        <lb />miles is the proper measure &amp; even when he\r\n<lb />goes so far as forty miles in the day, he\r\n        <lb />should divide it so as to avoid either hurry or\r\n        <lb />fatigue. 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I have had such cases often, in conÂ¬\r\n         <lb />sequence of <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> &amp; other causes &amp; I have almost alÂ¬\r\n         <lb />ways found them of tedious &amp; difficult cure. The\r\n         <lb />only remedy I have found very effectual is an <treatment n=\"8\">injecÂ¬\r\n         <lb />tion </treatment> of the <action n=\"9\">Corros. sublimate</action> \r\n                while some <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>\r\n         <lb />was also used internally. I think you may try them\r\n         <lb />both with your patient. Take care to have a pure\r\n         <lb />distilled water &amp; in four ounces of it dissolve half\r\n         <lb />a grain of the <action n=\"9\">Corrosive Sublimate.</action>\r\n                <treatment n=\"8\">Inject</treatment> about \r\n         <lb />half an ounce of this into the <bodypart n=\"7\">Ear</bodypart> &amp; if it gives any deÂ¬\r\n         <lb />gree of <symptom n=\"47\">smarting</symptom> it is enough &amp; you may continue to\r\n         <lb /><treatment n=\"8\">inject</treatment> it twice a day not quite cold but if it gives no\r\n         <lb />more <symptom n=\"47\">smarting</symptom> than what as much simple water would\r\n         <lb />do you must increase the proportion of \r\n        <action n=\"9\">Corrosive</action> by \r\n<lb />degrees till the <bodypart n=\"7\">Ear</bodypart> \r\n        feel it a little &amp; with such a SolÂ¬\r\n         <lb />ution you must continue for many days. At the same\r\n         <lb />you may give half a grain of well \r\n        <ingredient n=\"2\">tincturated  <lb />mercury</ingredient>, once or twice every day taking care that it does\r\n         <lb />not run off too much by stool nor take too much to\r\n         <lb />the <bodypart n=\"2\">Mouth</bodypart>. \r\n              I dont think the trouble of a <treatment n=\"5\">Seton</treatment> neÂ¬\r\n         <lb />cessary but a <treatment n=\"11\">pea issue</treatment> on one side of the Nape of the \r\n         <lb /><bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> next to the <bodypart n=\"7\">Ear</bodypart> affected may be of service.\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />For Miss Brown I am sorry to observe that the\r\n        <lb />disease seems to gain ground. Tho her <symptom n=\"34\">spitting</symptom> does\r\n        <lb />not yet appear to be of any bad kind, the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>,\r\n                \r\n             \r\n    <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n                    \r\n        <lb /><condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> &amp; \r\n        sometimes <symptom n=\"28\">sweatings</symptom> still continue and tho\r\n        <lb />the <symptom n=\"43\">apthÃ¦</symptom> are relieved by your \r\n        <treatment n=\"13\">Gargles</treatment> their appearance\r\n        <lb />is a very disagreeable symptom. In the view I have I can\r\n        <lb />hardy propose a more promising course than that in which\r\n        <lb />you are engaged. I am sorry she does not like the <ingredient n=\"6\">TussiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />lago</ingredient> &amp; you must lay it aside for eight days &amp; try to reÂ¬ \r\n        <lb />turn to it again. I like much her taking the quantity\r\n        <lb />of asses milk you mention &amp; you may notwithstanding\r\n        <lb />continue the <ingredient n=\"108\">Vitriolic acid</ingredient>.\r\n             Let her <treatment n=\"5\">issue</treatment> be continued \r\n        <lb />&amp; also her Exercise. The <action n=\"35\">anodyne</action> you will find to be\r\n        <lb />very necessary and I am glad to observe that it does not\r\n        <lb />increase her <symptom n=\"28\">sweatings</symptom>. \r\n             When she lays aside the use \r\n<lb />of the <ingredient n=\"6\">Tussilago</ingredient> \r\n             let her take once or twice a day a tea\r\n        <lb />spoonful of the following.\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n    <recipe>   \r\n  \r\n        <choice>\r\n            \r\n            <orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"56\">Balsam Tolutan</ingredient>. Ê’fs <ingredient n=\"116\">Sperm. cet.</ingredient> Ê’ij <ingredient n=\"50\">Sacch. alb. durris.</ingredient> Ê’iij Servito diligenter et adde <ingredient n=\"75\">Pulv. g. Arab.</ingredient> â„¥fs Conserve <ingredient n=\"107\">Cynosbat</ingredient>  â„¥ij <ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">Syr. balsam</ingredient> q.s. ut f. Elect. molle -- Cochlearepaucum bis in die</orig>\r\n            \r\n           <reg>Take half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"56\">Balsam of Tolu</ingredient>, two drachms of \r\n             <ingredient n=\"116\">Spermicetti</ingredient>, three Ounces of <ingredient n=\"50\">Hard White Sugar</ingredient> of serviceable quality and add half-an-ounce of <ingredient n=\"75\">Powdered Gum Arabic</ingredient>, two Ounces of Conserve of <ingredient n=\"107\">Wild Roses</ingredient> and sufficient <ingredient n=\"388\">Syrup of Balsam</ingredient> to make a soft Electuary --- Half a Table Spoonful twice a day</reg>\r\n        \r\n        </choice>\r\n     \r\n    </recipe>\r\n        \r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Such cases too often difficult and insupperable.\r\n    </p>\r\n            \r\n    \r\n       \r\n    <closer>\r\n        \r\n        <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        \r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edb<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 11<sup>th.</sup> June 1780.</dateline>\r\n    \r\n    </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n        \r\n</body>', 976, 11, '2015-04-17 22:02:49', 109),
(237, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c979\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:979] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Bannerman / Regarding: Mrs McMichen (McMiken) (Patient) / 15 June 1780 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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Something however may be done to\r\n        <lb />render the returns less frequent &amp; less severe.\r\n    \r\n   </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n    <lb />The disease is sometimes affacted by the temper \r\n<lb />of <ingredient n=\"95\">mind</ingredient>. Irascibility &amp;c.\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Abstain entirely from fish, &amp; salted or high seasoned\r\n        <lb />food. Moderation in animal food &amp; only at dinner.\r\n        <lb />Your <ingredient n=\"115\">scurvy grass</ingredient> &amp;oranges \r\n        were very proper &amp; through\r\n        <lb />summer I advise for her vegetables freely.\r\n        <lb />Milk is uncertain, unless she digest it easily. A\r\n        <lb />meal of cream would be improper but fresh butter\r\n        <lb />milk &amp; whey are very safe. Unless she be subject to\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"7\">flatulence</symptom>, she may take small beer but fermented\r\n        <lb />or spirituous or <subst><del>other</del><add place =\"above\">any</add></subst>\r\n        strong drink improper.\r\n        <lb />Keep her <bodypart n=\"46\">belly</bodypart> regular \r\n        &amp; the <ingredient n=\"63\">Andersons pill</ingredient> if it\r\n        <lb />answer should not be neglected, but a more <action n=\"25\">cooling</action>\r\n        <lb /><action n=\"21\">laxative</action> would be upon occasion proper.\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n    <p>\r\n    <recipe>\r\n        \r\n    <choice>\r\n        \r\n        <orig>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"45\">Cryst. tart.</ingredient> â„¥i Pulv. e\r\n            <ingredient n=\"10\">jal. comp</ingredient>  Ê’ifs Electar.\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"21\">lenitiv.</action><note>A \'lenitive\' medicine tends \'to allay or soften; mitigating, soothing; gently laxative\' OED.</note> â„¥fs <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl.</ingredient> q.s. \r\n            ut Å¿. Elect. tenue\r\n            <lb />Cochleare parvuluum minum vel duo quovis mane.\r\n           \r\n        </orig>\r\n        \r\n        <reg>Take an Ounce of <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystal Tartar</ingredient>, and a dram and half of powedered <ingredient n=\"10\">compound of Jalap</ingredient>; Half an Ounce of <action n=\"21\">Lenitive</action> Electuary<note>A \'lenitive\' medicine tends \'to allay or soften; mitigating, soothing; gently laxative\' OED.</note>  and sufficient <ingredient n=\"172\">simple Syrup</ingredient> to bind into a soft Electuary. When required, at least two table spoonfuls every morning</reg>\r\n    \r\n    </choice>\r\n    \r\n    </recipe>\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n        \r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Avoid cold especially in <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp;\r\n        <bodypart n=\"17\" >legs</bodypart>.\r\n        <lb />A light <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">infusion of the Bark</ingredient> \r\n        now &amp; then can do no harm.\r\n        <lb />I have generally even in elderly persons, \r\n        <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> necessary\r\n        <lb />&amp; the practice you entered in two years ago was proper. \r\n        <lb />If her <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> are attended with \r\n        <symptom n=\"96\">stupor</symptom>\r\n        or <condition n=\"45\">coma</condition> with any <symptom n=\"71\">conÂ¬\r\n        <lb />fusion of <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></symptom> your only \r\n        relief will be <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> followed by\r\n        <lb /><action n=\"25\">cooling</action> <action n=\"21\">laxatives</action>. I allow no application but coarse \r\n        <lb />flour or oatmeal. Dry lint unnecessary.\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n    <closer>\r\n        \r\n    <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        \r\n    <dateline>\r\n        \r\n    <choice><abbr>Edb<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 15<sup>th.</sup> June 1780.\r\n    \r\n    </dateline>\r\n     \r\n    </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n\r\n</body>', 979, 11, '2015-04-17 22:54:55', 78),
(238, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c980\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:980] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Alexander Findlay / Regarding: Lord George Fraser (15th Lord Saltoun of Abernethy) (Patient) / 21 June 1780 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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Sen. comp. Ph. Ed. 1774. â„¥ij --- \r\n             <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalapp.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n         \r\n       </orig>\r\n        \r\n        <reg>Take half-an-ounce of <ingredient n=\"24\">Leaves of Senna</ingredient>, with a drachm each of Bark of bruised <ingredient n=\"82\">Columba Root</ingredient>; and crushed <ingredient n=\"208\">coriander seeds</ingredient>; half-an-drachm of <ingredient n=\"55\">Crystal tartar</ingredient>; five ounces of boiled water. Leave to macerate for twelve hours, then combine with two ounces of the Ticture of compound <ingredient n=\"24\">senna</ingredient> according to the 1774 edition of the Edinburgh Pharmacopia; and two drachms of <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalap.</ingredient></reg>\r\n          \r\n        </choice>\r\n    \r\n    </recipe>\r\n    \r\n    <closer>\r\n        \r\n        <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        \r\n    <dateline><choice><expan>Edinburgh</expan><abbr>Edb<sup>r.</sup></abbr></choice>1. 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The present circumÂ¬\r\n        <lb />stances however are favourable &amp; I hope they will go on.\r\n        <lb />Nothing is more promising than the <symptom n=\"81\">recovery of his speech</symptom> and\r\n        <lb />senses. The measures you have pursued as judicious so have\r\n        <lb />they been successful &amp; I think you have great encouragement\r\n        <lb />to repeat them but before you engage in a new round of\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">blisters</treatment> I would advise \r\n        another <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> unless you find\r\n        <lb />circumstances to contra indicate. His <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> are as usual\r\n        <lb />in such cases, <symptom n=\"24\">torpid</symptom> &amp; require a frequent stimulus and I\r\n        <lb />think there is nothing more necessary than to keep his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />pretty constantly relieved by an open <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>. \r\n            The <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar EÂ¬\r\n        <lb />metic</ingredient> is very proper but the repetition of \r\n            <treatment n=\"9\">vomiting</treatment> is unneÂ¬\r\n        <lb />cessary &amp; may fatigue. Your <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action>\r\n             is proper and therefore\r\n        <lb />you may sometime employ the <ingredient n=\"21\">Laxative</ingredient> <choice><expan>ordered</expan><abbr>ord<sup>d.</sup></abbr></choice> below. 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In the mean time I hope he may\r\n        <lb />be better for the <action n=\"35\">Cephalic</action> <choice><abbr>ord<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>ordered</expan></choice> below.\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n     \r\n    \r\n   <recipe>\r\n       \r\n        <choice>\r\n            \r\n            <orig>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"45\">Cryst, tart.</ingredient>  â„¥i Pulv. e \r\n            <ingredient n=\"10\">jal.</ingredient> comp. Ê’ij. Elect. <action n=\"21\">lenit</action> â„¥Å¿s\r\n            <lb />Syr. simpl. q.s. ut s. Elect. Ten. s. Lochoch.\r\n            <lb />S. <action n=\"21\">Laxat.</action> Elect. two tea spoonfuls in the morning for a dose.</orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>Take an ounce of <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystal Tartar</ingredient>, two drachms of powdered\r\n           compound of <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalap</ingredient>, and half an ounce of <action n=\"21\">Lenitive</action> Electuary<note>A \'lenitive\' medicine tends \'to allay or soften; mitigating, soothing; gently laxative\' OED.</note> with sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">simple Syrup</ingredient> to make into a soft Electuary or Lochoch [Linctus]. Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Electuary. Two teaspoonfuls in the morning for a dose.</reg>\r\n       \r\n    \r\n        </choice>\r\n       \r\n   </recipe>\r\n    \r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n   <recipe> \r\n       <choice>\r\n            <orig><lb />â„ž Pulv. <ingredient n=\"1\">cort. 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Elect.\r\n            <lb />S. <action n=\"35\">Cephalic</action> Electuary, the bigness of a nutmeg twice a day.</orig>\r\n       \r\n       \r\n    <reg>Take an an ounce each of powdered <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient> --- and <ingredient n=\"22\">Root of Wild Valerian</ingredient>; A drachm of <ingredient n=\"60\">Mustard Seed</ingredient>,\r\n        an ounce of <ingredient n=\"21\">conserve of orange peel</ingredient>. \r\n        <del><unclear>Sy</unclear></del> <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient>,\r\n        sufficent to make into an Electuary\r\n        S. <action n=\"35\">Cephalic</action> Electuary,\r\n        the bigness of a nutmeg twice a day.</reg>\r\n       </choice>\r\n        \r\n   </recipe>\r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n    <closer>\r\n    \r\n    <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n    \r\n    <dateline><choice><expan>Edinburgh</expan><abbr>Edb<sup>r.</sup></abbr></choice> 1. 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My Cheif\r\n    <lb/>Diet has been Milk, Hartshorn Jellys &amp; Calves feet\r\n    <lb/>Veal and Mutton Broths; I drank Asses Milk\r\n    <lb/>Morning and Evening, for three months, my Physician\r\n    <lb/>ordered me Cows Milk, I am Now drinking <ingredient n=\"32\">Lime\r\n    <lb/>Water</ingredient> &amp; Milk but have not yet found any benefitt \r\n    <lb/>I have taken great Quantities of Medicine but to No\r\n    <lb/>good purpose Nor can any of the faculty yet\r\n    <lb/>Employ\'d Certify the Complaint more than by guess\r\n    <lb/>I should be glad to be inform\'d If I may Eat White\r\n    <lb/>Meat or Broths ) Milk agrees with me very well\r\n    <lb/>I have drunk No Wine or anything strong these\r\n    <lb/>twelve months.) I had a <treatment n=\"11\">pea</treatment>\r\n        once in my <bodypart n=\"18\">thigh</bodypart> but\r\n    <lb/>it never discharged and causing me great pain\r\n    <lb/>I had it taken out. My <bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart> is not quite Well\r\n    <lb/>But the <symptom n=\"48\">discharge</symptom> from it is but very Small.\r\n    <lb/>I have a particular tinging in the Tips \r\n        of my <bodypart n=\"16\">fingers</bodypart>\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        \r\n    <lb/>Insted of the <treatment n=\"6\">Glisters</treatment> recommended by \r\n        you I have\r\n    <lb/>Hitherto made use of <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor Oile</ingredient>\r\n        &amp; <del>Oile of</del> \r\n    <lb/><ingredient n=\"107\">Syrrup of Roses</ingredient>, Which have found to answer\r\n    <lb/>the purpose.) Wou\'d you Sir recommend Exercise\r\n    <lb/>as my Hopes of relief are dependant on you\r\n    <lb/>Sir. I hope Will Excuse my taking up\r\n    <lb/>so much of your time in the Stating of my\r\n    <lb/>Case\r\n    </p>\r\n        \r\n    <closer>  \r\n        \r\n        <salute><lb />and I am\r\n        <lb />Sir your obliged <choice><abbr>Hbl Servt</abbr><expan>Humble Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n        \r\n       <signed>Frances Fortescue</signed>\r\n        \r\n    </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n    \r\n    <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n    <p>\r\n   <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n    </p>\r\n   <handShift />\r\n    \r\n   <annot>\r\n       <lb />M<sup>rs.</sup> Fortescue\r\n       <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> <u>1780</u>\r\n       <lb />X. p. 147.\r\n   </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n\r\n</body> \r\n        \r\n      ', 1803, 11, '2015-04-17 23:07:30', 61),
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Millar\r\n      <lb/>&amp; I have agreed to ask your assistance, without\r\n      <lb/>telling him.\r\n        \r\n       \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n      <lb />He is three or four years above sixty â€“â€“ \r\n      <lb />Corpulent &amp; for many years liable to <condition n=\"3\">a feeble \r\n      <lb />gout</condition>. Near three years ago He had a slight\r\n      <lb /><symptom n=\"31\">Paralytic attack of the left side</symptom> - which made \r\n      <lb />no lasting impression - He has had a gentle\r\n      <lb /><symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> or two of the \r\n          <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition> since that time - and\r\n      <lb />has had an <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> \r\n            kept open. He was much \r\n      <lb />urged to take a good deal of Exercise; to travel\r\n      <lb />thro England &amp; use some of the \r\n        <ingredient n=\"12\">Mineral Waters</ingredient>.\r\n        \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n       \r\n      <lb />He found excuses to avoid it - kept too much\r\n      <lb />at home, &amp; lived full.\r\n   \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>   \r\n      \r\n      <lb />Last Summer he became anxious about the\r\n      <lb />state of his West Indian possessions, which was\r\n      <lb />increased by the unexpected return of his manaÂ¬\r\n      <lb />ger &amp; produced an evident bad effect upon his health.\r\n  \r\n<pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n   \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n       \r\n      <lb/> Near two months ago He found, when in bed,  \r\n      <lb/><symptom n=\"12\">a sudden uneasiness, as if Respiration were\r\n      <lb/>at a stand</symptom> - he sprung up, &amp; was relieved -\r\n      <lb/>This attack returned oftener &amp; became more\r\n      <lb/>oppressive, till he gave up going into bed\r\n      <lb/>entirely - &amp; for a month past He has generally \r\n      <lb/>sate in a Night Chair which slopes back &amp; his\r\n      <lb/><bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> are stretched out upon pillows.\r\n             Even thus\r\n      <lb/>He <symptom n=\"17\">sleeps very ill</symptom> from the return of these\r\n      <lb/><symptom n=\"12\">Suffocations</symptom> -\r\n   \r\n  </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n       <lb />In the beginning he was moderately \r\n        <treatment n=\"1\">blooded</treatment>\r\n<lb />\r\n       <choice><abbr>i.e.</abbr><expan>that is</expan></choice>to \r\n       <choice><abbr>â„¥viij</abbr><expan>8 Ounces</expan></choice>\r\n       with temporary relief -\r\n   \r\n  </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n       \r\n       <lb />He found some benefit oftener than once from\r\n       <lb />a <treatment n=\"9\">Puke</treatment> of \r\n        <choice><abbr><ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecac.</ingredient></abbr><expan><ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecachuana.</ingredient></expan></choice> washed down with\r\n       <ingredient n=\"16\">Mustard</ingredient> water.\r\n       <lb />He was habitualy in use to take <ingredient n=\"24\" t=\"1\">Tinct. <unclear>Senna</unclear></ingredient>\r\n       <lb />He had taken a bitter Infusion with some spirit \r\n       <lb />&amp; wine in it. Some of the <action n=\"12\">Diueretics</action> were since\r\n       <lb />added, viz. <ingredient n=\"106\">Dauc. silv</ingredient> \r\n        &amp; <ingredient n=\"16\">mustard</ingredient> ---\r\n       \r\n    </p>\r\n      <p>      \r\n       <lb /><ingredient n=\"5\">AsafÅ“tida</ingredient> was taken, \r\n             in pretty large quantity,\r\n       <lb />alongst with <ingredient n=\"85\">Zingib.</ingredient> &amp;\r\n       <ingredient n=\"35\">rubigo Ferri</ingredient> in pills:\r\n       <lb />but his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> has since agreed better with\r\n   \r\n   <pb n=\"3\"/> \r\n          \r\n       <lb /><ingredient n=\"105\">g. guiac</ingredient> instead of the\r\n           <ingredient n=\"5\">Asaf.</ingredient>\r\n   </p>\r\n    <p>  \r\n       <lb />About a fortnight ago He had a <symptom n=\"3\">goutish</symptom>\r\n       <lb />pain of his <bodypart n=\"24\">Heel</bodypart> after which he has been\r\n       <lb />rather better. After it left him he tried a <treatment n=\"20\">synaÂ¬\r\n       <lb />pism</treatment> to the <bodypart n=\"23\">Ankles</bodypart>, which gave much pain \r\n       <lb />without much effect - <ingredient n=\"106\">garlic</ingredient> was next\r\n       <lb />put to his <bodypart n=\"24\">Soles</bodypart> without giving him pain; &amp;\r\n       <lb />he passed a better night, having had four hours\r\n       <lb />sleep.\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n            \r\n        <lb />Still however he is in the Chair all night\r\n        <lb />&amp; has frequent returns of the \r\n        <symptom n=\"12\">stifling</symptom> &amp; \r\n        <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom>.\r\n    </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />His <symptom n=\"8\">Appetite is not so good as it was</symptom>, but\r\n        <lb />He rather ate too much a few days ago in\r\n        <lb />my house -- &amp; he takes Madeira or Rum &amp;\r\n        <lb />water as in health.\r\n    </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n        <lb />His <treatment n=\"15\">Pulse is but little quickened</treatment>, \r\n             <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> cool.\r\n        <lb />urine not scanty, with brick dust sediment.\r\n        <lb />His <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> are a little <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom>. Upon motion\r\n        <lb />thro\' a Room he is very <symptom n=\"12\">breathless</symptom>.\r\n    \r\n      </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n          \r\n        <lb />He goes out in the Chaise daily (unless\r\n        <lb />this severe weather has prevented him) \r\n    \r\n     <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n          \r\n        <lb />&amp; he has sometimes slept in the Carriage.\r\n        <lb />He is always better when there is cheerÂ¬\r\n        <lb />full Company with him.\r\n    </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n        <lb/>He has a <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> left with him, either\r\n        <lb/>to apply to the <bodypart n=\"23\">Ankle</bodypart> or \r\n        between the <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart>\r\n        <lb/>as he shall be prevailed with.\r\n       \r\n    </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />I have been very apprehensive of a Watery\r\n        <lb />Collection in the <bodypart n=\"73\">Thorax</bodypart>; yet wou\'d not\r\n        <lb />despair of his getting some respite and a\r\n        <lb />a proper <symptom n=\"4\">fit</symptom> of \r\n        the <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition> be produced.\r\n        \r\n      </p>\r\n        \r\n    <closer>\r\n        \r\n        <salute>\r\n            \r\n       \r\n        <lb />Your Opinion &amp; directions will be very\r\n        <lb />agreeable to, <choice><abbr>Dr</abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> D<sup>r</sup>,\r\n        <lb />your most \r\n        <choice><abbr>obedt. Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient Servant</expan></choice>\r\n         \r\n        </salute>\r\n        \r\n        <signed>A. Stevenson</signed>\r\n        \r\n        </closer>\r\n            \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n            <lb />His nephew told me that the\r\n            <lb />best night he has had was after\r\n            <lb />drinking near two bottles of Claret.\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"5\"/>\r\n       \r\n        <lb />P.S. 15 <choice><abbr>Jan</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> â€“\r\n        </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n              \r\n        <lb />The post was gone when my Letter was\r\n        <lb />finished &amp; as there is none on \r\n            <choice><abbr>Sat<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>Saturday</expan></choice> I have\r\n        \r\n        <lb />kept it till today - but have not heard\r\n        <lb />from Walkinshaw - When Sandy Miller\r\n        <lb />comes to <choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        in a few Days, he will\r\n        <lb />wait upon you â€“\r\n       \r\n        </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n           \r\n        <lb />I suppose you have heard of P. Wilsons\r\n        <lb />observations of the late cold -\r\n        <lb />on the Night between \r\n        <choice><abbr>Tuesd</abbr><expan>Tuesday</expan></choice> &amp;\r\n        <choice><abbr>Wed<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>Wednesday</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />the <choice><abbr>Term<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Thermometer</expan></choice>\r\n        sunk to <unclear>13</unclear>Â½ below 0 at\r\n    \r\n        <lb />the observatory - next night to 14\r\n        <lb />when hung on a tree -&amp; to <u>23</u> lying\r\n        <lb />in the snow.\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n          On the sole of my Window at Nine that morÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ning it was <unclear>4</unclear> below 0\r\n      </p><closer>\r\n           <salute>\r\n               <choice><abbr>y<sup>rs</sup></abbr><expan>yours</expan></choice>\r\n           </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>A.S.</signed>\r\n      </closer>\r\n            \r\n            </postscript>\r\n            \r\n    </div>\r\n            <div>\r\n                \r\n                <pb n=\"6\"/>\r\n                <p>\r\n               <lb />To\r\n               <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n               <lb />Professor of Physic\r\n               <lb />Edinburgh\r\n                </p>\r\n         <handShift />\r\n             \r\n             <annot>\r\n                 \r\n      <lb/>D<sup>r</sup> Stevenson\r\n      <lb/><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> Millar of Walkinshaw\r\n      <lb/>Jan<sup>ry.</sup> 1780.\r\n      <lb/>X. p. 145\r\n              \r\n                 \r\n             </annot>\r\n             \r\n             \r\n\r\n                \r\n            </div>\r\n        \r\n</body>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n    ', 1804, 11, '2015-04-17 22:56:28', 137),
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This also\r\n        <lb />is a little uncertain; the plant is not always chosen at the best\r\n        <lb />time &amp; properly dried. At present the plant is not in \r\n        <del>good</del> <add place=\"above\">the best</add> \r\n        <lb />condition.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />As to its dose it has been common to begin with a very small\r\n        <lb />dose &amp; to give it several times a day but this is wrong; for by\r\n        <lb />thus bringing it on by slow degrees habit counteracts its effects.\r\n        <lb />You have judged better in giving a larger dose and in\r\n        <lb />advancing faster but you cannot go any faster tho I\r\n        <lb />think there is less danger in the use of it than you apprehend.\r\n        <lb />Even when it had sensible effects I have known it used\r\n        <lb />very long without any consequence. As to the length\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />I would go, I should be ruled by its effects.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Whenever it produces <symptom  n=\"3\">sickness</symptom>, <del>nausea</del>\r\n        <symptom n=\"12\">stricture</symptom> across \r\n        <lb />the <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>, <symptom n=\"2\">tremor</symptom> \r\n        or <symptom n=\"22\">giddiness</symptom>, I go no further then with the dose\r\n        <lb />till these effects wear off and then I increase the dose a little\r\n        <lb />again till the like effects are again produced.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Observe that when the dose is pretty quickly brought to\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>20 gr. or Ê’fs</abbr><expan>20 grains or half-a-drach</expan></choice>\r\n        if such dose has no sensible effect I conclude\r\n        <lb />the medicine to be in bad condition &amp; therefore try a\r\n        <lb />fresh parcel begining however again with a low dose\r\n        <lb />&amp; increase it as before, but perhaps a little more quickly.\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n    <closer>\r\n        \r\n    <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        \r\n    <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 21. June 1780 ----</dateline>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n    </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n\r\n</body>', 991, 2, '2012-10-22 16:32:58', 50),
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Fore windows are better for letting \r\n        <lb />down than side ones.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Her day\'s journeys should be moderate avoiding cold mornings\r\n        <lb />evenings or the middle of hot days. Thirty miles will be enough\r\n        <lb />&amp; a little more or less according to convenience of accommodation &amp;c.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />When settled in the country she should take gentle exÂ¬\r\n        <lb />excise every day. Safest in a carriage but best on horseback.\r\n        <lb />In ordinary weather she may take it in forenoon but if the\r\n        <lb />weather be hot, in the morning &amp; evening.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Much in the fresh air but much walking, either fast\r\n        <lb />or uphill or long at a time, hurtful, and especially avoid\r\n        <lb />being heated by it.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Guard against cold. Never lay aside customary cloÂ¬\r\n        <lb />thing. Against September put a flannel shift next her <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />&amp; wear it the rest of the season &amp; winter. Avoid the\r\n        <lb />damp &amp; colds of Evening, keep her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> always warm\r\n        <lb />&amp;dry &amp; therefore in the Country she should never walk about\r\n    \r\n    <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        \r\n            <lb />but in pretty thick shoes.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n       <lb />Diet of milk &amp; vegetables, grain &amp; ripe fruit.\r\n       <lb />Drink toast water, plain water, or with a small proportion\r\n       <lb />of milk, whey, fresh buttermilk; no wine or malt liquor.\r\n    \r\n        \r\n     </p>\r\n     <p>\r\n            \r\n        <lb />Two days before she sets out, let a \r\n        little <treatment n=\"1\">blood</treatment> be taken\r\n        <lb />from her <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> &amp; the day after this,\r\n         a gentle <treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment>. If in\r\n        <lb />the country her <symptom n=\"8\">appetite falls off</symptom> &amp; symptoms \r\n        of <symptom n=\"48\">indigestion</symptom> \r\n        <lb />appear a <treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment> may be \r\n            used &amp; in case of pain of the <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />or <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> to any degree, take\r\n            a little more <treatment n=\"1\">blood</treatment>.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Continue the <treatment n=\"11\">issue</treatment> in\r\n        her <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>. If it be difficult to\r\n        <lb />keep it open, heal it up &amp; put another elsewhere.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Remove <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> by \r\n            the Electuary advised below.\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n    <recipe>\r\n                \r\n       <choice>\r\n            \r\n            <orig>\r\n                \r\n              <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystall. Tart.</ingredient> â„¥i Pulv. e <ingredient n=\"10\">jal. comp.</ingredient> â„¥ifs Elect. <action n=\"21\">lenit.</action> â„¥fs\r\n              <lb /><ingredient n=\"171\">Syr. simpl.</ingredient> q.s. ut f. Elect. Ten. sive Lochoch.\r\n              <lb />S. <action n=\"21\">Laxative Electuary</action>; a teaspoonful in the \r\n                <choice><abbr>morng<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>mornings</expan></choice>.\r\n             \r\n       </orig>   \r\n                \r\n           <reg>Take an ounce of <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystal Tartar</ingredient>, half-an-ounce of powdered <ingredient n=\"10\">compound of Jallapa</ingredient> and half-a-ounce of <action n=\"21\">Lenitive</action> Electuary with a sufficent quantity of <ingredient n=\"171\">Simple Syrup</ingredient> to make a Lenitive Electuary or Lochoch [Linctus]. \r\n               \r\n       </reg>       \r\n        </choice>\r\n            \r\n    </recipe>     \r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"56\">Bals. Tolut</ingredient> â„ˆi <ingredient n=\"50\">Sacch. alb. duriss.</ingredient> Ê’i Terito simul in\r\n                    <lb />pulv. ten. d. adde. <ingredient n=\"116\">Sperm.</ingredient> aet. Ê’ij <ingredient n=\"50\">Sacch. caud.</ingredient> â„¥fs. Lento iterum\r\n                    <lb />bene <unclear>&amp;c enique </unclear> adde Pulv. <ingredient n=\"142\">enul. camp.</ingredient> Ê’i ---- \r\n                    <ingredient n=\"121\">glycrrh.</ingredient> â„¥i\r\n                    <lb />M. omnia accurated et serventer in vase viteo aris patuli.\r\n                    <lb />S. <action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action> powder: a teaspoonful in a little water gruel every\r\n                    <lb />night at bed time. \r\n                    \r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                \r\n                <reg>Take a scruple of <ingredient n=\"56\">Balsam of Tolu</ingredient>, an drachm of <ingredient n=\"50\">refined white sugar</ingredient> and slowly thicken by adding two drachms of <ingredient n=\"116\">Spermicetti</ingredient> and and half-an-ounce of lump sugar; blend together well <unclear>etc *** </unclear>, adding a drachm of Powdered <ingredient n=\"142\">Elecampagne root</ingredient>, blend all well together as before, adding an ounce of <ingredient n=\"121\">licorice</ingredient>. Mix. all together carefully and to kept aired in an open glass jar. Label: <action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action> powder, a teaspoonful in a little water gruel every night at bed time.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edb<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 22. July 1780\r\n                \r\n                ----</dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        </div>\r\n</body>\r\n    \r\n   ', 992, 1, '2013-08-22 15:15:17', 171);
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It will be enough when at night\r\n        \r\n   <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        \r\n            <lb />he feels a slight weariness. But he should not only walk\r\n            <lb />but also go on horseback or in a Carriage but his late\r\n            <lb />trials of horseback shew that it will require great caution\r\n            <lb />at first for half an hour or an hour at a walking pace &amp; if\r\n            <lb />he bear it well he may go farther but in case these attempts\r\n            <lb />have the same effects as riding formerly, he must give up\r\n            <lb />riding altogether. Get a single horse chaise, but\r\n            <lb />even using a carriage requires caution for travelling fast\r\n            <lb />in it or on rough roads may be as bad as \r\n        <choice><abbr>rid<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>riding</expan></choice> on horseback.\r\n            <lb />This to be attended to now in his journey to the Country.\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n         <lb />Diet need not be very particular. \r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />At dinner any plain meat he likes, avoiding what\r\n        <lb />he knows by experience to be heavy or flatulent, all salted\r\n        <lb />meat; &amp; be sparing in fish, eggs, cheese. Never make\r\n        <lb />a full meal or a meal entirely of animal food but make\r\n        <lb />up with broth &amp;c. Of vegetables he may take freely\r\n        <lb />either in his broth or alone. He may take ripe fruit.\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />For drink, plain water, or with a little sherry in it\r\n        <lb />no malt liquour, no spirits; but in case of <symptom n=\"48\">acescence</symptom> or\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"7\">flatulence</symptom> from his vegetables, a little gin may be more\r\n        <lb />proper than wine. After dinner every day he may take\r\n        <lb />a glass or two of plain wine, white rather than red unÂ¬\r\n        <lb />less in case of <symptom n=\"48\">acescence</symptom> or \r\n        <symptom n=\"7\">flatulence</symptom> when spirits\r\n        <lb />&amp; water will be safer.\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />He may take from a gill to half a muchkin of\r\n        <lb />mares milk every morning. If this cannot be got but\r\n        <lb />goats milk can, still tolerably good &amp; thin he may\r\n        <lb />take a muchkin of this but I fear the season of good\r\n        <lb />goat milk is past &amp; if this to be brought to Mr W\r\n        <lb />from a distance of some miles I would not insist\r\n        \r\n    <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        \r\n         <lb />much on its use as I think he may recieve the same benefit\r\n         <lb />from cow milk whey fresh drawn from fresh milk &amp; drunk\r\n         <lb />while warm. At other times of the day too he may take\r\n         <lb />a draught of cow milk whey but fresh drawn &amp;c. -\r\n   </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Early in bed &amp; pretty early up --- &amp; after his draught\r\n        <lb />tho taken a bed he should rise immediately &amp; if the weather\r\n        <lb />will allow him walk out a little. About two hours\r\n        <lb />after this draught take breakfast. 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S. <action n=\"16\">Softening powder</action>, a teaspoonful to be dissolved\r\n                    <lb />in half a muchkin of water &amp; taken several times\r\n                    <lb />a day.\r\n                  \r\n              </orig>\r\n                    \r\n                  <reg>Take four ounces of Powdered <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum  Arabic</ingredient> --- two ounces \r\n                      of <ingredient n=\"91\">Salt Nitre</ingredient>. Mix. \r\n            Label: <action n=\"16\">Softening powder</action>, a teaspoonful to be dissolved in \r\n                      half a muchkin of water &amp; taken several times a day.</reg>\r\n                    \r\n               </choice>\r\n            \r\n                </recipe>\r\n    \r\n    <closer>\r\n        \r\n    \r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n          <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 23. 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Dry &amp;\r\n        <lb />mealy potatoes are very good.\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />No tea or Coffee nor Chocolate. The two first are bad\r\n        <lb />for his <bodypart n=\"47\">nerves</bodypart> the last may be heavy \r\n        on his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>. \r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"1\"/>\r\n            \r\n       <lb />But he may take Cocoa or balm, sage, rosemary &amp;c.\r\n        \r\n        <lb />With these a little dry toast with butter, but no sweets.\r\n   \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n \r\n        <lb />Supper small &amp; light. A fresh egg soft boiled &amp;\r\n        <lb />milk if he digest it easily.\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />Drink plain or toast water. No malt liquor.\r\n        <lb />Temperance in strong drink. Spirits &amp; water may be\r\n        <lb />allowable when actually troubled with indigestion but\r\n        <lb />I would avoid this remedy, especially as long as he can\r\n        <lb />bear <del>any</del> a few glasses of any strong \r\n        <add place=\"above\">soured</add> wine after dinner.\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Fresh air; moderate walking; carriages; but \r\n        <lb />horseback by far the best but it must be taken steaÂ¬\r\n        <lb />dily &amp; to considerable extent. Every forenoon, two or\r\n        <lb />three hours -- Twice a year between April &amp; <choice><expan>October</expan><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup></abbr></choice>\r\n        <lb />take a journey of some weeks; riding 30 or 40 miles\r\n        <lb />a day; avoiding <choice><expan>morning</expan><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup></abbr></choice> &amp; <choice><expan>evening</expan><abbr>even<sup>g</sup></abbr></choice> cold, or midday heat.\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Upon a journey avoid all medicine except to keep\r\n        <lb />his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> open. \r\n        For this his <ingredient n=\"5\">Asafoetida</ingredient> pill may\r\n        <lb />be proper but he should use it as seldom as possible.\r\n        <lb />When it fails, take <ingredient n=\"8\"><choice><expan>cream</expan><abbr>crem</abbr></choice>\r\n        tartar</ingredient> or the oil ordered below.\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n     <p>\r\n        <lb />When at home, secluded from exercise, &amp; his comÂ¬\r\n        <lb />plaints troublesome, employ medicines.\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"113\">bitters</ingredient>\r\n        may have been useful but I\r\n        <lb />dont like their long continued employment. 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No butter toast.\r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n            <lb />Little or no supper, hardly an egg. Barley gruel or\r\n            <lb />Boiled rice would be more proper.\r\n   </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n            <lb />Very moderate riding on horseback; avoiding great\r\n            <lb />cold or damp; &amp; midday heat.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n    \r\n    <lb />Only the one medicine to advise. 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Avoid cold &amp; for two or three weeks\r\n        <lb />take the \r\n        <choice><abbr>med.</abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>ad</abbr><expan>advised</expan></choice> below \r\n        which I hope will keep\r\n        <lb />him open but in fact, he must take a larger dose or\r\n        <lb />take in its place <ingredient n=\"8\">Cr. tart. Elect.</ingredient> or \r\n        <ingredient n=\"28\">Ol. ricin.</ingredient>\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />His pulse is full but this may be owing to his\r\n        <lb />being here. If upon being settled at home it continue\r\n        <lb />so, a moderate <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> may be proper.\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n    <recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <choice>\r\n            \r\n            <orig>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"101\">Gumm guaiac</ingredient>. 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A tablespoonful\r\n                <lb />every night at bedtime; shaking the Phial &amp;c.\r\n                \r\n            </orig>\r\n                 \r\n            <reg>Take one drachm <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum guiaicum</ingredient>, three drachms of <ingredient n=\"50\">refined white sugar</ingredient>; carefully grind into a fine powder then gradually add to this mixture six drachms of thick mucilage of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient>; then carefully pour in an ounce of <ingredient n=\"33\">Antinomial Wine</ingredient>, two ounces of <ingredient n=\"68\">peppermint water</ingredient> and four ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">rose water</ingredient>. Mix. Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> Solution. 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Electar.   \r\n            <lb />S. <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> Electuary;\r\n                the bigness of a hazel nut every\r\n             <lb />night at bed time. \r\n           \r\n            </orig>\r\n                \r\n     <reg>Take half-an-ounce each of <ingredient n=\"34\">Flowers of Sulphur</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystal Tartar</ingredient> with six drachms of <action n=\"21\">Lenitive</action> Electuary and sufficient <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient> to make into an Electuary. 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Avoid salt &amp; high seasoned &amp;c.\r\n       <lb />Whey butter milk, but no milk or cream.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />No exercise on horseback &amp;c.\r\n    </p>\r\n      \r\n \r\n     <recipe>\r\n        \r\n     <choice>\r\n         \r\n     <orig>\r\n         \r\n         <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"28\">Ol. ricin.</ingredient> &amp;cc. 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Theb</ingredient>, y#  120.\r\n    <lb />Two table sp, fuls. for a dose.</orig>\r\n        \r\n        <reg>1 ounce of <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"18\">Diacodium Syrup</ingredient> \r\n            with 120 drops <ingredient n=\"58\" t=\"1\">Thebaic Tincture</ingredient> added.\r\n            Two table spponfuls for a dose.</reg>\r\n    \r\n    </choice>\r\n          \r\n  </recipe>\r\n    \r\n    <closer>\r\n        \r\n          <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        \r\n    <dateline><choice><abbr>Edb<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 16 Augu<sup>t.</sup> 1780.</dateline>\r\n          \r\n    </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1007, 3, '2012-06-27 21:04:16', 60),
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Leslie</head>\r\n      \r\n    <p>\r\n            <lb />Begin to take <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeates</ingredient>; \r\n                the <ingredient n=\"35\">Rubigo</ingredient> ppt. with\r\n            <lb />a little <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient> &amp;\r\n                    <ingredient n=\"50\">sugar</ingredient>.\r\n                    See that the <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient> sit\r\n            <lb />well on her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> --------\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n    \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Begin with one grain once a day; increasing every day\r\n            <lb />by a grain till she can take ten grains twice a day &amp; \r\n            <lb />if this sit well on her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> I would go on to give\r\n            <lb />double the quantity. I have found nothing more effectÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ual in <symptom n=\"3\">vomitings of bile</symptom> like this Lady\'s. -----\r\n            <lb />The best vehicle for the <ingredient n=\"35\">Steel</ingredient> is a little panada.\r\n            <lb />While she takes these powders let her drink\r\n            <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"11\">Seltzer\r\n            <lb />water</ingredient> in the same quantity she used to do the \r\n            <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"5\">Buxton \r\n            <lb />the Buxton water</ingredient>. Daily exercise. <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> regular by\r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"63\">Anderson\'s pill</ingredient>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Diet must be left to her own experience.\r\n            <lb />Till she can mend the tone of her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> it will\r\n            <lb />hardly be possible to prevent her throwing up of her food\r\n            <lb />but this I have found prevented by 50 or 60 <choice><abbr>g<sup>tt</sup></abbr><expan>drops</expan></choice> of the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"161\">Elix. propr. vitriolicum</ingredient> of our last edition,<note>See <i>Pharmacopoeia Collegii Regii Medicorum Edinburgensis</i> (Edinburgh: 1774), p. 109; 111.</note> taken\r\n            <lb />dropt on a bit of <ingredient n=\"50\">sugar</ingredient>\r\n            &amp; washed down with plain or\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"11\">Seltzer water</ingredient>. \r\n            Let it be given at such time after the\r\n            <lb />taking of food, as approaches near to the time when the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> is expected. Sometimes with good effect I have\r\n            <lb />added 15 or 20 drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">Tinct. Theb.</ingredient>\r\n                  to the Elixir, but\r\n            <lb />this you will adopt or not accordingly as you may have had\r\n            <lb />experience of <ingredient n=\"14\">opiates</ingredient>\r\n            with regard to stopping her <symptom n=\"8\">rejection\r\n            <lb />of food</symptom> &amp; I think it should be used cautiously upon acÂ¬\r\n            <lb />count of her <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>. If these measures do not\r\n            <lb /><u>prevent</u> the returns of <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> &amp;c accompanying\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"3\">vomitings of bile</symptom>\r\n                  &amp; when the <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> approach \r\n                            \r\n          <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n                                \r\n            <lb />I would give a dose of the Elixir &amp; a <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> \r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"6\">glyster</treatment> &amp; \r\n                 according to their effects you will judge afterwards\r\n            <lb />how far to push them, but if they do not prevent the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> coming on you may allow it to go on for a little.\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n           <lb />As I suspect the <bodypart n=\"62\">bile</bodypart> is forced up by the strainings\r\n           <lb />to <symptom n=\"3\">vomit</symptom> &amp; not by its redundancy I would check these\r\n           <lb />efforts by an <action n=\"34\">anodyne</action> \r\n            <treatment n=\"6\">glyster</treatment> 60 or 60 \r\n            <choice><abbr>g<sup>tt</sup></abbr><expan>drops of</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"58\">Tinct. Theb.</ingredient>\r\n          <lb />in very small bulk of <treatment n=\"6\">glyster</treatment>; after having cleared the\r\n<lb /><bodypart n=\"53\">rectum</bodypart> by the <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> <treatment n=\"6\">glyster</treatment> above mentioned.\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n           <lb />The checking these strainings to <symptom n=\"3\">vomit</symptom> will serve \r\n           <lb />to restore the tone of her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> in general.\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />A habitual disease is very troublesome &amp; only <del>by</del> in \r\n            <lb />length of time can we expect to break the habits.\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />See that the Elixir be made of very pure <ingredient n=\"67\">Aether</ingredient>. \r\n        </p>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n    <closer>\r\n        \r\n        <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        \r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n            24<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Aug<sup>st.</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 1780.\r\n        </dateline>\r\n        \r\n        </closer>\r\n    \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n</body>\r\n', 1012, 3, '2013-09-09 16:08:04', 115),
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The last circumstance has directed her temporary\r\n        <lb />relief but has not I believe contributed to cure. I mean the\r\n        <lb />large and frequent <treatment n=\"1\">blood lettings</treatment>.\r\n        They have been unavoidable\r\n        <lb />but will increase the \r\n        <symptom n=\"27\">anasarca</symptom> &amp; probably render it fatal.\r\n        <lb />Every time <treatment n=\"1\">blood is let</treatment>,\r\n        diminish the quantity taken &amp;\r\n        <lb />thus by degrees get quit of the necessity \r\n        of <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> so largely.\r\n        <lb />I would rather allow a <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom>\r\n        to continue, than persist in such\r\n        <lb />profusion of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> ---\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />I have little confidence in \r\n        <action n=\"3\">Antispasmodics</action>. I expect\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/> \r\n            \r\n         <lb />more from a dose of pure \r\n            <ingredient n=\"67\">Ã¦ther</ingredient> than from any thing else\r\n        <lb />but it cannot be often \r\n            repeated. <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> have I supÂ¬\r\n        <lb />pose been tried, &amp; I leave it to you to determine how\r\n        <lb />far it will be proper to try them again, but if you shall\r\n        <lb />think so, give them in a large dose, \r\n                by <treatment n=\"6\">glyster</treatment>.\r\n        <lb />To give effectual relief we must try to mend the\r\n        <lb />System in general. Travelling. If this suceeds\r\n        <lb />as I expect, I would advise no more medicine upon the road,\r\n        <lb />but when she returns home I recommend \r\n        the tonic\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>med<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> \r\n        prescribed below: both of <choice><expan>which</expan><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr></choice> \r\n        I have found useful\r\n         <lb />&amp; especially the latter. Her Diet is very proper &amp; I\r\n         <lb />am sure she will not do with a full one. She should\r\n         <lb />take nothing but <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"10\">Bristol water</ingredient> for drink, or any\r\n         <lb />soft spring water \r\n                boiled &amp; cooled. All her drink should\r\n         <lb />be quite cold. She must avoid bodily exercise &amp; cold\r\n         <lb />&amp; even her carriage exercise should be almost be given\r\n         <lb />up upon the approach of winter, when she should\r\n         <lb />keep much at home.\r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n    <recipe>\r\n        <choice>\r\n            <orig>\r\n                \r\n        <lb />â„ž  <ingredient n=\"35\">Steel powders</ingredient> - three grains for a dose -----\r\n            \r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>Take <ingredient n=\"35\">Steel powders</ingredient> - three grains for a dose ----</reg>\r\n        \r\n        </choice>\r\n        \r\n    </recipe>\r\n    \r\n    <recipe>\r\n        <choice>\r\n          <orig>\r\n              \r\n        <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"43\">Vitriol Roman.</ingredient> gr. v. \r\n              <ingredient n=\"50\">Sacch, alb.</ingredient> â„ˆi Extract.\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"121\">glychirrh.</ingredient> â„ˆiv Extracto in frust. minut. conciso assunde\r\n        <lb />Aq. ferv. q.s. ut moll. extr. et cont in pulv. <illegible w=\"1\"/> adde\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"108\">vitriol</ingredient> &amp; \r\n              <ingredient n=\"52\">sacch. puris</ingredient> simul in pulv. trit. â„³. f. maÅ¿se\r\n        <lb />div. in pil. 20. S. <action n=\"29\">Tonic pills</action>. One every night at bed time.\r\n              \r\n          </orig>   \r\n              \r\n            <reg>Take five grains of <ingredient n=\"43\">Roman Vitriol</ingredient>,\r\n                a scruple of <ingredient n=\"50\">White Sugar</ingredient>; \r\n                and four scruples <ingredient n=\"121\">Licorice</ingredient> extract;\r\n                extracts cut and divided into the smallest pieces; add sufficient\r\n                quantity of spring Water in the same manner to bruise and \r\n                soften the extracts <illegible w=\"1\"/>; add \r\n                <ingredient n=\"108\">vitriol</ingredient> \r\n                and <ingredient n=\"52\">double refined sugar</ingredient> and \r\n                grind all together. Mix. Make into a mass to be divided into twenty pills; \r\n                Label: <action n=\"29\">Tonic pills</action>. 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Our chief view to recover this.\r\n    </p>\r\n        \r\n    <p>cold bath: but in his present very weak state\r\n        <lb />the mildest necessary. viz. Buxton - bathe every morning\r\n        <lb />&amp; drying &amp; rubbing with coarse towels &amp;c. -\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />If he find it gives him vigour; after employing it\r\n        <lb />two or three weeks, go to Matlock for a colder bath\r\n        <lb />&amp; continue it also for two or three weeks. There he\r\n        <lb />should dip but once, coming out again rinsed &amp;c\r\n        <lb />If he quickly recovers his heat, &amp;c it will be useful\r\n        <lb />but if he do not, the effects will be uncertain or\r\n        <lb />at least the cold must be more gradually applied.\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />Fresh air, exercise. A steady journey - &amp; even\r\n        <lb />when abiding in a place, never miss riding out for two\r\n        <lb />or three hours every forenoon.\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />To travelling &amp; cold bathing I chiefly trust, but\r\n        <lb />some medicines may be useful - <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeates</ingredient>    \r\n        <lb />especially <ingredient n=\"35\">rust of steel</ingredient>. But this can be of little\r\n        <lb />service while he takes so much <ingredient n=\"90\">oystershell</ingredient>. I\r\n        <lb />hope he will be able to reduce this for its long\r\n        <lb />continued large use may be harmful. When he   \r\n        <lb />has done so, he may take the \r\n        <ingredient n=\"35\">Steel</ingredient><choice><abbr>gr.X</abbr><expan>ten grains</expan></choice> every\r\n        <lb />forenoon, gradually increasing to 30 or 30 provided\r\n        <lb />it does not load his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> nor increase <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>.\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />If he cannot do without large use if the <action n=\"30\">Absorbent</action>\r\n        <lb />he must not take the <ingredient n=\"35\">Rust</ingredient>; but may try the <ingredient n=\"35\" t=\"1\">Tinct.\r\n        <lb />Mart.</ingredient> Ph. Ed.<note>See <i>Pharmacopoeia Collegii Regii Medicorum Edinburgensis</i> (Edinburgh: 1774), p.79. </note> from 15 to 30 <choice><expan>drops</expan><abbr>gtt.</abbr></choice> in a glass of water\r\n        <lb />two of three times a day &amp; at the same time\r\n        <lb />five grains of <ingredient n=\"35\" t=\"16\">Salt of Steel</ingredient> rubbed \r\n        <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />When the <ingredient n=\"35\">rust</ingredient> is used I should have said above\r\n        <lb />that a little powdered <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient> may be taken with it.\r\n        <lb />I hope these will so far correct the acidity as\r\n        <lb />to supersede the <action n=\"30\">Absorbent</action> &amp; allow him to take\r\n        <lb />some more vegetable food.\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n        <lb />Avoid <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>. The <ingredient n=\"63\">scotch pill</ingredient> he uses is\r\n        <lb />very good but if it grow inert by repetition\r\n        <lb />try the <choice><abbr>â„ž</abbr><expan>Recipe</expan></choice> advised below.\r\n            \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />Diet must be regulated by his own experience.\r\n        <lb />Milk may be useful but being liable to produce\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> must be managed in a particular\r\n        <lb />manner. Being new drawn mix it with an equal\r\n        <lb />quantity of water gruel &amp;cc. Thus it may be\r\n        <lb />taken largely at any time, particulary at Supper.\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />In the morning it may be taken largely diluted\r\n        <lb />with <ingredient n=\"70\">Sassafras tea</ingredient>. The milk should always\r\n        <lb />be moderately warm, never boiled.\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />Continue his travelling till winter when\r\n        <lb />upon further information I shall advise &amp;c.\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n    <recipe>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n        <choice>\r\n            \r\n            <orig>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"3\">Al. Socot.</ingredient> opt. Ê’i <ingredient n=\"77\">Gambog.</ingredient> gr.X \r\n                <ingredient n=\"93\">Sal. polychr.</ingredient> gr. XV\r\n            <lb />Lento in pulv. len. &amp; probe misceartum d. adde \r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"169\">Extr. gentian</ingredient> Ê’i \r\n                <ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">Syr. bals.</ingredient> q.s. ut f. mass a divid.\r\n            <lb />in pil. sing. gr. v. \r\n            <lb />One for a dose at bed time\r\n                \r\n                \r\n            </orig>\r\n                \r\n                \r\n             <reg>Take a drachm of the finest <ingredient n=\"3\">Soccotrine Aloes</ingredient>, \r\n                 ten grains of <ingredient n=\"77\">Gamboge</ingredient>, fifteen grains of \r\n                 <ingredient n=\"93\">Sal Polychrest</ingredient>; slowly grind them into a \r\n                 soft powder and well mixed then add a drachm of \r\n                 <ingredient n=\"169\">Gentian Extract</ingredient>, with sufficient \r\n                 <ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">Syrup of Balsam</ingredient> to make into \r\n                 a mass to divide into  pills of five grains each. 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Jordanfield<note>Jordanfield, possibly the name of a house, remains untraced.</note> </head>\r\n<p>   \r\n    <lb />There being no remarkable appearance of\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n    \r\n    <lb /><condition n=\"25\">Plethora</condition> in the young ladys \r\n    constitution so I hope\r\n    <lb />no considerable congestions to be feared, but it is to be\r\n    <lb />feared somewhat, in every case of this kind: and <symptom n=\"58\">vertigo</symptom>\r\n    <lb />is a mark of it. I therefore treat every case of this kind\r\n    <lb />by <treatment n=\"1\">blood letting</treatment>. \r\n    <treatment n=\"14\">Leeches</treatment> were properly applied to her\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"63\">temples</bodypart> but the \r\n    <action n=\"18\">evacuation</action> made is not always large\r\n    <lb />enough &amp; less effectual from the slowness of it.\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n  <p>\r\n        <lb />I therefore beg you will consider whether it may not\r\n        <lb />be proper to take more <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>,\r\n      either from the <bodypart n=\"57\">jugular</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />or the <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> if easier &amp; to \r\n      repeat these as symptoms &amp;c.\r\n   \r\n  </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n         <lb />The next step upon the same plan, is keeping\r\n        <lb />the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> open by <action n=\"25\">cooling</action> medicines &amp; upon occasions\r\n        <lb /><action n=\"24\">purging</action>. When I propose <action n=\"25\">cooling</action> medicines I do not\r\n        <lb />mean to exclude <ingredient n=\"1\">Comp. powd. of Sal.</ingredient> \r\n       added to <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream\r\n        <lb />of tartar</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"24\">sena</ingredient> added \r\n       to <ingredient n=\"2\">salts</ingredient> &amp;c.\r\n       \r\n     </p>\r\n     <p>\r\n         \r\n        <lb />A <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> upon the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>;\r\n         &amp; follow it by fresh\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">blisters</treatment> on other parts of\r\n         the <condition n=\"31\">Paralytic</condition> side rather\r\n        <lb />than trust to one of them being kept opem as an <treatment n=\"11\">issue</treatment>.\r\n        \r\n     </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n        \r\n            <lb />Averse to <action n=\"28\">stimulants</action> in the beginning of\r\n            <lb />such ailments; I think them incompatible with the\r\n            <lb />plan of <action n=\"18\">Evacuation</action>. I should be glad to find the\r\n            <lb />Case, <condition n=\"21\">nervous</condition> or \r\n            <condition n=\"28\">hysteric</condition> but from the Lady\'s history\r\n            <lb />I cannot at present suspect any thing of that \r\n            <lb />kind.\r\n       \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh></expan></choice> 1. <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1780</dateline>   \r\n        \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1015, 3, '2013-08-12 19:59:51', 76),
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I was about a\r\n        <lb />fortnight ago affected with the <symptom n=\"78\">Itch</symptom> or some Species\r\n        <lb />of Eruption When I was first affected <bodypart n=\"49\">my skin</bodypart> <symptom n=\"78\">Itch\'d</symptom>\r\n        <lb />much then <symptom n=\"30\">small watery Pustles</symptom> Especialy <bodypart n=\"16\">betwixt\r\n            <lb />my fingers</bodypart> and in <bodypart n=\"14\">the wrists of my hands</bodypart> <symptom n=\"30\">the Pustles\r\n        <lb />now grow larger and appear like little Boils containin<add place=\"above\">g</add>\r\n        <lb />white matter.</symptom> Since I\'ve been affected with kind of <symptom n=\"78\">Itch</symptom>\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">I\'ve perspired a great deal more and frequently\r\n        <lb />had little Swetts</symptom> at a certain time in the mornings\r\n        <lb />in Bed if I get up it prevents it. I ride out frequently\r\n        <lb />on Horseback when the weather is\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />Seasonable and uses as much Exercise otherwise\r\n        <lb />as I\'m capable of; since I\'ve been affected with the <symptom n=\"78\">Itch</symptom>\r\n        <lb />ive found no particular alterations in regard to my strength\r\n        <lb />I\'m allmost shure I got this sort of <symptom n=\"78\">Itch</symptom> by Laying with a person\r\n        <lb />who had it therefore I think I\'ve taken the <symptom n=\"78\">Itch</symptom> Epidemicaly not\r\n        <lb />naturally. Shal beg an Answer as soon as Opportune\r\n        <lb />Informing me whether you think the <symptom n=\"78\">Itch</symptom> shud be prevented\r\n        <lb />or not and of anything else you think necessary for my\r\n        <lb />wishd for Health</p> <closer><salute>and oblig Sir your most <choice><abbr>respec<sup>d</sup>. <lb />Hble Serv<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>respected<lb />Humble Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n    <signed>Jos. Sanderson</signed>\r\n       <dateline><lb />Gatesgill 15<sup>th</sup>. <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1775</dateline></closer>\r\n    <postscript><lb />P.S. the Inclosed Note of <add place=\"above\">Â£</add>1:<add place=\"above\">S</add>1 I present you with\r\n    <lb />J.S</postscript>\r\n</div>\r\n<div><pb n=\"3\" /><p><lb />To\r\n<lb />M<sup>r</sup>.. W<sup>m</sup>.. Cullen\r\n<lb />Professor of Physick\r\n<lb />Edinburgh</p>\r\n<handShift /><annot>J. Sanderson\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 15 1775\r\n<lb /><u>V.II. p.<del>6</del>81.881</u></annot></div></body>\r\n', 1109, 3, '2013-10-15 17:29:15', 103);
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Kininvie</head>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Continue her daily riding which I hope will do  \r\n        <lb />her more good now the weather is cooler but\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        \r\n        <lb />against colder weather she must put on warm cloaths.\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Enter upon the <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeate</ingredient> \r\n            <choice><abbr>ad</abbr><expan>advised</expan></choice> below, increasing\r\n            <lb />afterwards if it agree well, to ten or even 15 grains.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n            <lb />In the afternoon two hours after dinner &amp; especially\r\n            <lb />when the pains of <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> begins take ten grains of\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"81\">Columbo root powder</ingredient> made into a bolus &amp;c. 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His <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> \r\n      tho likewise only symptomatic \r\n<lb />requires attention. I cannot think \r\n      it <condition n=\"1\">Phthisical</condition> while there\r\n    <lb />are no <symptom n=\"28\">sweatings</symptom>, \r\n       <symptom n=\"34\">febrile</symptom> exacerbations,\r\n       nor purulent <symptom n=\"34\">spitting</symptom>,\r\n    <lb />but I would alleviate it. \r\n       The <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"12\">Elix. Paregor.</ingredient> must I believe\r\n    <lb />be continued &amp; in case of very severe <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>, \r\n       a <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> between \r\n    <lb />the <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart> may be of service. \r\n      The <ingredient n=\"75\">gum</ingredient> pills are proper &amp;\r\n    <lb />if they would keep his <bodypart n=\"46\">belly</bodypart> <choice><abbr>reg<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice> I prefer them \r\n       to <ingredient n=\"95\">salts</ingredient>\r\n    <lb />which are too cold for his <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>.\r\n       \r\n   </p>\r\n   \r\n   <recipe>\r\n      \r\n      <choice>\r\n         \r\n         <orig>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"35\">Steel</ingredient> powders, gr. V &amp;c - washing down with following</orig>\r\n         \r\n   <reg>Take five grains of <ingredient n=\"35\">Steel</ingredient> powders - washing down with following</reg>\r\n      \r\n      \r\n      </choice>\r\n      \r\n   </recipe>\r\n   \r\n    <recipe>\r\n       \r\n       <choice>\r\n          \r\n          <orig>\r\n             \r\n    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"35\" t=\"1\">Tinct. mart.</ingredient> Ph. Ed.â„¥i <ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">--- aromat</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n    <lb />â„³. Signa. <action n=\"31\">Strengthening</action> drops; from 10 to 20 to be taken\r\n    <lb />in a glass of water after every dose of the Powders.\r\n    <lb />N.B. Si hÃ¦c medicamento bene ferat <bodypart n=\"46\">ventriculus</bodypart>, dosis\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"35\">Rubig</ingredient> inis augeatur usquead gr. 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I have often\r\n    <lb />known such complaints proceed from such a cause which\r\n    <lb />I may readily believe to be the case with M<sup>r</sup> B. as\r\n    <lb />no other cause, at least no mark of\r\n    <bodypart n=\"60\">viscera</bodypart> obstruction\r\n    <lb />appears. I give this opinion to direct future obervatÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ion; but nothing I am to propose will depend absolutely\r\n    <lb />upon it &amp; Whatever may be the predispondent cause I ascrÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ibe the symptoms to <condition n=\"50\">Atony</condition> &amp; \r\n    <condition n=\"36\">Spasm</condition> &amp; these must\r\n    <lb />be our object. The indications you have made\r\n    <lb />are judicious; I shall not change your plan but\r\n    <lb />only make a few remarks on the execution of it.\r\n </p>\r\n    \r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n  \r\n    <lb />1. For <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> the\r\n       <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetics</ingredient> are the most proper. The\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"83\">Magnesia</ingredient> you can employ for \r\n      <symptom n=\"48\">acidity</symptom> may answer as a <action n=\"21\">LaxÂ¬</action>\r\n    <lb />ative but it is too cold for <condition n=\"50\">Atonic</condition>\r\n       <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> &amp; even for <symptom n=\"48\">acidity</symptom>\r\n       <lb />I prefer the other <action n=\"30\">absorbents</action>.\r\n      In the <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetics</ingredient> grow familÂ¬\r\n    <lb />iar or inert, or give <condition n=\"38\">piles</condition>, I recommend the \r\n      <ingredient n=\"28\">Ol. ricin.</ingredient> <choice><abbr>or<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>ordered</expan></choice> below.\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n     \r\n      <lb />2. In correcting <symptom n=\"48\">acidity</symptom> you may employ much larger\r\n      <lb />doses of <action n=\"30\">absorbents</action> than are usually done. I have a PatÂ¬\r\n      <lb />tient now who takes â„¥ij of prepared \r\n      <ingredient n=\"90\">oyster shells</ingredient> in one day<note>Possibly Anthony Charmier (see Letter ID:1014).</note>\r\n   \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n      \r\n    <lb />3. When the <symptom n=\"57\">spasms</symptom> of the \r\n      <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> become violent an\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient> may be necessary but \r\n      is not to be used frequently\r\n    <lb />&amp; I would try other remedies. I have prescribed one on the\r\n    <lb />inclosed paper which I have found remarkably effectual\r\n    <lb />but if the <ingredient n=\"108\" t=\"12\">Elix. pp.<sup>tat</sup> vitriol</ingredient> \r\n      is not to be had you may try\r\n       \r\n    <lb />the common <ingredient n=\"161\">Elix. proprietat.</ingredient> \r\n      --- &amp; sometimes if it can \r\n    <lb />be had, a teaspoonful of a good <ingredient n=\"67\">Ã¦ther</ingredient> along with the <ingredient n=\"108\">Elixir</ingredient>.\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />4. To restore the tone of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> you may employ \r\n    <lb />the <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> &amp; \r\n      the <ingredient n=\"113\">bitters</ingredient> but much use of them is hurtfÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ful to <condition n=\"3\">gouty</condition> <bodypart n=\"46\">stomachs</bodypart> &amp; I find <ingredient n=\"12\">chalybeates</ingredient> safer.\r\n    \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n     \r\n    <lb />I give you a formula below\r\n \r\n   </p>\r\n   \r\n <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n   \r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />5. Nothing more necessary than free perspiration; the \r\n    <lb />warm cloathing you advise is most proper: but nothing is of\r\n    <lb />more use for this than riding on horseback. Every forenoon &amp;cc.\r\n    <lb />I have no objection to walking often; but find it must be with cautÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ion &amp; never upon damp ground. This it was perhaps which\r\n    <lb />prevented his having a regular <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> \r\n      of the <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition> which his\r\n    <lb />former spring <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> shewed a disposition to.\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n     \r\n    <lb />6. The Diet you propose is quite proper --- Some animal\r\n    <lb />food every day is quite necessary but he should avoid the \r\n    <lb />heavier kinds, or a full meal of any kind. Avoid flatÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ulent &amp; acesant, but not all, vegetables. Spirits &amp;\r\n    <lb />water are the only drink free of acescency but if he can\r\n    <lb />bear a little of the stronger &amp; less fermentable wines\r\n    <lb />I would keep clear of the Spirits as long as possible.\r\n    \r\n   </p>\r\n      \r\n <recipe>\r\n   \r\n   <choice>\r\n     \r\n   <orig>\r\n     \r\n    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"28\">Ol. ricin</ingredient> opt. â„¥iij <ingredient n=\"24\" t=\"1\">Tinct Sen. comp.</ingredient> Ph.Ed. â„¥i\r\n    <lb />â„³. S. <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> oil about a tablespoonful in the morning\r\n    <lb />for a dose; shaking the Phial very well before pouring it\r\n    <lb />out &amp; swallowing the dose immediately.\r\n   \r\n   </orig>\r\n     \r\n     <reg>Take three ounces of the best <ingredient n=\"28\">castor oil</ingredient>, an ounce of <ingredient n=\"24\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Senna</ingredient> in accordance with the Edinburgh Pharamacopoeia. Mix. Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative oil</action> about a table spoonful in the morning for a dose; shaking the Phial very well before pouring it out &amp; swallowing the dose immediately.</reg>\r\n    \r\n   </choice>\r\n   \r\n </recipe>\r\n  \r\n  <recipe>\r\n    \r\n  <choice>\r\n    \r\n    <orig>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"261\">Elix. pp<sup>tt.</sup> vitriol</ingredient> â„¥ij  S. Stomach Elixir 50 or \r\n    <lb />60 drops on a bit of sugar washing it down with a little\r\n    <lb />brandy &amp; water ---\r\n      \r\n    </orig>\r\n    \r\n    <reg>Take 2 ounces of prepared <ingredient n=\"261\">Elixir of Vitriol</ingredient>. Label: Stomach Elixir 50 or 60 drops on a bit of sugar washing it down with a little brandy &amp; water --- </reg>\r\n    \r\n  </choice>\r\n    \r\n  </recipe>\r\n  \r\n   <recipe>\r\n     \r\n     <choice>\r\n\r\n   <orig>\r\n     \r\n    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"35\">Steel powders</ingredient> gr.V. &amp;c. washing down with\r\n    <lb />the following Drops\r\n     \r\n   </orig>\r\n  \r\n  <reg>Take five grains of <ingredient n=\"35\">powdered Steel</ingredient> etc. washing down with the following Drops ---</reg>\r\n     \r\n     </choice>\r\n     \r\n   </recipe>\r\n  \r\n  <recipe>\r\n    \r\n    <choice>\r\n      \r\n    <orig>\r\n     \r\n    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"129\">Tinct. Mart</ingredient> â„¥i <ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">--- aromat.</ingredient> Ê’ij. M. S. StomachÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ic drops; 20 in a glass of water after every dose &amp;c.\r\n    \r\n    </orig>\r\n      \r\n       <reg>Take an ounce each of <ingredient n=\"129\">Tinture of Steel</ingredient> and two ounces of <ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">aromatic Tincture</ingredient>. Mix. Label: Stomachic drops; 20 in a glass of water after every dose &amp;c.</reg>\r\n    \r\n    </choice>\r\n   \r\n</recipe>\r\n   \r\n   <closer>\r\n      \r\n      <dateline>Edinburgh. <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>September </expan></choice> 9<sup>th.</sup> 1780.</dateline>\r\n     \r\n     <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n      \r\n   </closer>\r\n    \r\n  </div>\r\n \r\n</body>\r\n', 1018, 3, '2014-10-06 12:15:16', 121),
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However I am persuaded that if you are\r\n    <lb />recoverable as I think you are it must be by the means\r\n    <lb />I have proposed for recovering <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan>\r\n    </choice> general tone of your system.\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n    \r\n      <lb />I am disappointed in your not feeling <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan\r\n        ></choice> cold of Buxton but\r\n      <lb />you may safely try the Matlock <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan>\r\n      </choice> the at the same time\r\n     <lb />the precautions I formerly mentioned. If you bear the\r\n     <lb />Matlock <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan>\r\n     </choice> advantage your next step may be BrightÂ¬\r\n     \r\n     <lb />helmstone &amp; if you can make <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> \r\n     advance from Matlock to \r\n    <lb />See Bathing I shall expect every thing from it. In <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />mean time I am clear for your continuing &amp; pushing the\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeate</ingredient> especially the <ingredient n=\"35\">rust of Steel</ingredient> &amp; if you can at\r\n  \r\n     <lb/><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same time abstain <choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <action n=\"30\">absorbed</action> I hope it will soon \r\n      <lb />have good effects. 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I hope by <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> \r\n     <ingredient n=\"35\">steel</ingredient> in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> \r\n     Intervals &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>    \r\n      <lb />Matlock Bath you may get so much vigor in <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> \r\n      <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> as to dispense <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <action n=\"30\">absorbent</action> entirely -- \r\n      <lb /><choice><abbr>W<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> respect to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> management of your <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> I must\r\n      <lb />leave it to you own discretion as <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> matter can only be  \r\n      <lb />directed by <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> circumstances of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> day. The <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom>\r\n      \r\n <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />of your <bodypart n=\"23\">ancles</bodypart> &amp; <symptom n=\"27\">scarcity of urine</symptom> give me some concern \r\n    <lb />but they are symptoms of <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> &amp; must be mended upon\r\n      <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> general plan <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> you have as yet proceeded so little in  \r\n    <lb />that there is at least no room to despair. \r\n    \r\n   </p>\r\n  \r\n <closer>\r\n \r\n  <signed>WC.</signed> \r\n     \r\n<dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup> Sep<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh September</expan></choice> 16<sup>th.</sup> 1780</dateline>\r\n     \r\n     \r\n </closer>  \r\n    \r\n  </div>\r\n\r\n\r\n</body>\r\n', 1022, 2, '2012-10-23 15:49:11', 105);
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Peruvian</ingredient> â„¥ij      \r\n    <lb />et post subsidentiam per chartam cola. --\r\n<lb />Sig: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening</action> Infusion a small cupful after every \r\n<lb />dose of the Powders &amp; afterwards twice a day by itself.\r\n\r\n          \r\n       </orig>\r\n          \r\n          <reg>Take two ounces of bruised <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>, an ounce of\r\n             bruised <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient> and a pound of boiled water; Macerate \r\n             overnight, add two ounces of <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Peruvian Bark</ingredient>\r\n             and after settling strain through paper. 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Your\r\n    <lb /><action n=\"25\">cooling</action> Powders I do not know to be of use but I think they\r\n    <lb />can do no harm. -- It is very probable that sea bathing emÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ployed so as to give a strong shock to the <bodypart n=\"95\">mind</bodypart> as well as\r\n    <lb />the body upon the approach of the \r\n     <condition n=\"22\">Hydrophobia</condition> may have \r\n    <lb />been of service, but as a preventive I have known it often fail.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />I don\'t think you can give either <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient>\r\n     or <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphire</ingredient> to any\r\n    <lb />purpose, nor do I expect anything from an \r\n     <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> in the <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart>.\r\n    <lb />If <treatment n=\"11\">Issues</treatment> can be of any service\r\n     it is only when in the wounded\r\n    <lb />places themselves - In short it is \r\n     the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurial </ingredient> Course that\r\n    \r\n    <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n    \r\n    <lb />I depend upon, and if even that should fail &amp; SympÂ¬\r\n    <lb />toms of <condition n=\"22\">Hydrophobia</condition> come on it is \r\n     only <ingredient n=\"31\">Musk</ingredient> &amp; \r\n     <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient>\r\n    <lb />from which I expect benefit, but take care \r\n     the <ingredient n=\"31\">Musk</ingredient> be\r\n    <lb />good, as I believe it has especially failed from being of a bad\r\n    <lb />quality --\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n   \r\n    <lb />The <ingredient n=\"87\">Ormskirk</ingredient> or \r\n       <add place=\"above\">every</add> other Specific I have heard of have\r\n    <lb />all failed, but I dont forbid trying them tho I never advise\r\n    <lb />them. - If I had time I would perhaps give you a diffÂ¬\r\n    <lb />erent view from what you have of some things -\r\n    <lb />If you can admit the effects of <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>\r\n       in <condition n=\"53\">Tetanus</condition>\r\n    <lb />you will have a better opinion of it in <condition n=\"22\">Rabies</condition> -\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n    \r\n <closer>\r\n     \r\n     <dateline>\r\n         \r\n    <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 25 1780\r\n     \r\n     </dateline>.\r\n     \r\n     \r\n </closer>   \r\n\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>\r\n', 1024, 2, '2012-10-23 16:05:01', 100),
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Pacific</abbr><expan>Calming Pills</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />but I would abstain from them as much as possible ---\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n <p>\r\n    \r\n    <lb />I have nothing further to say, but must take every opportunity\r\n    <lb />to recommend M<sup>rs</sup> Thomson a moderate and light Diet of Animal\r\n    <lb />food <del>&amp;</del> but  I have no aversion to her taking two or three glasses\r\n    <lb />of Wine ---\r\n \r\n </p>\r\n    \r\n \r\n <closer>\r\n     \r\n     <dateline><choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 26. 1780</dateline>\r\n      \r\n </closer>  \r\n    \r\n  </div>\r\n\r\n</body>\r\n', 1025, 2, '2012-10-23 16:26:08', 75),
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If they shall\r\n    <lb />continue to recurr and that with any increase\r\n    <lb />of violence they may certainly be of the worst\r\n    <lb />consequence. But at the same time I am well\r\n    <lb />persuaded that by due attention and a proper\r\n    <lb />regimen they may be prevented altogether and\r\n  <lb />in the mean time rendered<del><unclear>t</unclear></del> very safe. The\r\n        <lb />measures to be pursued are I think the following\r\n        <lb />1<sup>st</sup> As his ailments depend upon a fullness of\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> which his Constitution is naturaly disÂ¬\r\n        <lb />posed to it will be necessary for him to take\r\n        <lb />down his diet to a considerable degree. He\r\n        <lb />must for some time give up animal food altoÂ¬\r\n        <lb />gether and take to vegetables and milk. 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These may be prepared in very various\r\n        <lb />ways and may be either taken by themselves\r\n        <lb />or with milk and all kinds of fruit. <del>and</del>\r\n        <lb />Some variety ought to be studied to prevent his\r\n        <lb />t<subst><del>y</del><add place=\"above\">i</add></subst>ring of this Diet. What milk he takes should\r\n        <lb />be as fresh from the Cow as he can convenientÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ly get it and if he finds any difficulty in \r\n        <lb />digesting it he may at first take it with an\r\n        <lb />equal part of warm water gruel sweetened\r\n        <lb />very well with sugar. By degrees the gruel\r\n        <lb />may be withdrawn and the milk taken\r\n        <lb />alone.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />2. While he is upon this diet he must abstain\r\n    <lb />from all sort of fermented liquor whether wines\r\n    <lb />or malt liquors and at the same time/<del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del>\r\n    <lb />from Spirits in any shape. 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It is probable that you have\r\n        <lb />called in somebody already and I shall only say\r\n        <lb />that it may have been proper to <treatment n=\"1\">take some\r\n        <lb /> blood</treatment> from the <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> or at least \r\n          from the <bodypart n=\"63\">Temple</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />by <treatment n=\"14\">Leeches</treatment>. After that I think it would have been\r\n        <lb />necessary to have applied a <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> to his \r\n          <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>.\r\n        <lb />Considering the former state of his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> \r\n          <action n=\"24\">Purgative</action>\r\n        <lb />must be tried with great caution but if any\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> should come on, it may be relieved\r\n        <lb />most properly by a table spoonfull of \r\n          <ingredient n=\"16\">unbruised \r\n<lb />mustard seed</ingredient>. If the <symptom n=\"66\">numbness</symptom> \r\n          or <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> of\r\n        <lb />his <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart> \r\n          continues <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> must be <del>continued</del> \r\n        <lb />repeated to those parts, and in the mean time\r\n        <lb />the <treatment n=\"18\">flesh Brush </treatment> should be used very diligently.\r\n        <lb />The only inward remedy I can advise is the <ingredient n=\"22\" t=\"1\">Volatile \r\n        <lb />Tincture of Valerian</ingredient> to be used more or less <del>inf</del> \r\n        <lb />frequently as the state of his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> may direct\r\n        <lb />and it is the same state of the <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> with some\r\n        <lb />regard had to his former habits, that must direct\r\n        <lb />whither or not he may take a Glass of wine or no.\r\n        <lb />I hope to hear from Dr Gilchrist on the subject.\r\n          \r\n      </p>\r\n                                                \r\n     <closer>I am &amp;c\r\n                  \r\n         <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n                                               \r\n    <dateline><choice><abbr>Edb<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> May 25. <u>1780.</u></dateline>\r\n                                                \r\n     </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body> ', 966, 2, '2012-10-17 15:50:48', 55),
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I therefore think you have\r\n        <lb />done right in laying aside the <treatment n=\"1\">Bleedings</treatment> and I can\r\n        <lb />by no means encourage you with going on with\r\n        <lb />the <action n=\"24\">purging</action>. Two or three stools every other day will\r\n        <lb />in my opinion reduce him more than his morning\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">sweats</symptom> and what is worse I suspect that tho\' you was\r\n        <lb />to give no <ingredient n=\"14\">opiate</ingredient> the morning <symptom n=\"28\">sweats</symptom> would not be \r\n        <lb />avoided by the <action n=\"24\">purging</action>.\r\n   \r\n  </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n                \r\n        <lb />I think his pains must either be from a <symptom n=\"42\">SuppurÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ation</symptom> going on, or must be more of the <symptom n=\"57\">Spasmodic</symptom>\r\n        <lb />kind than we have thought; and in either Case Evacuations\r\n        <lb />will do no service and <ingredient n=\"14\">opiates</ingredient> are the only means of\r\n        <lb />relief; and <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n        those with a Milk Diet, I would entirely\r\n        <lb />commit the Case. You may try as you have done a\r\n        <lb />little light animal food at Dinner, but attend to its effects\r\n        <lb />and proceed accordingly. - Directly <symptom n=\"7\">flatulent</symptom> food must\r\n        <lb />be avoided, but you may perhaps find that its <symptom n=\"7\">flatÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ulency</symptom> will not be diminished by the animal food\r\n        <lb />his morning <symptom n=\"28\">sweats</symptom> must not be encouraged and you\r\n        <lb />may safely moderate them by shifting him into dry\r\n        <lb />flannel or linnen, lightening his bedclothes, laying\r\n        <lb />out his <bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart>, or even taking him out of Bed.\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />Tho you dont directly mark it, I suspect that a <condition n=\"10\">Hectic</condition>\r\n        <lb />is pretty fully formed, and if this is, as I believe it almost\r\n        <lb />is, I know no remedy for it so good as the Acid mixÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ture I formerly prescribed. - I am &amp;c\r\n     \r\n    </p>\r\n            <closer>\r\n                \r\n                <signed> William Cullen</signed>\r\n                \r\n                <dateline><choice><expan>Edinburgh</expan><abbr>Edb<sup>r.</sup></abbr></choice> May 25. 1780.</dateline>\r\n                \r\n            </closer>\r\n    \r\n   \r\n</div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 967, 2, '2012-10-18 16:49:40', 65),
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Animal food moderately, of the lighter kinds - \r\n      none at Supper\r\n    <lb />no fish, salted or high seasoned meats --- a little milk, but a little only.\r\n    <lb />Fruit moderately but only what is quite ripe - She may take tea <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> &amp; <choice><abbr>Eveng</abbr><expan>Evening</expan></choice> \r\n    \r\n    <lb />but very weak - Coffee not proper -- Dry toast to breakfast with a very\r\n    <lb />little Butter. - All Sweets improper. --- Ordinary <del>a l</del>\r\n     drink a little White\r\n    <lb />Wine &amp; Water more proper than plain water; and a Single glass of\r\n    <lb />White Wine or two at dinner is not improper.\r\n    \r\n    \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n      \r\n    <lb />Fresh air and frequently on horseback - Walking or Dancing\r\n    <lb />very moderate -- Avoid Warm Chambers - &amp; late hours ----\r\n    \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />Her <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> should be kept\r\n      regular &amp; if a Medicine be necessary I shall\r\n    <lb />order one - In the mean time I have ordered a Medicine \r\n      last night which\r\n    <lb />may have that tendency --- To be taken by a tea spoonfull for a Dose\r\n    <lb />in the morning before breakfast, and again at going to Bed. It may\r\n    <lb />be taken in a table Spoonfull of two or Water &amp; washed down with\r\n    <lb />the same - It is intended to cool \r\n      her <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> &amp; to \r\n      clear her <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>, but I have\r\n    <lb />ordered a small quantity only till I know how it agrees \r\n     with her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>.\r\n      \r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />The ointment sent out last night is to be applied in the bigness of\r\n    <lb />a Pea to the Crusts on the <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart>.\r\n      It will be enough to apply it at bedtime\r\n    <lb />softening it at the fire -- It may be wiped off in the \r\n      morning but very\r\n    <lb />gently taking care not to break the Crusts - When these\r\n      fall off of\r\n      <lb />themselves, if the <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart> under them\r\n     is not quite sound, the part may \r\n<lb />still be touched with a little of\r\n     the Ointment. ---\r\n     \r\n     \r\n   </p>\r\n    \r\n    <recipe>\r\n    \r\n  <choice><orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"33\">Vin. antinomial</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n<lb />Aq. au. simpl.â„¥i\r\n<lb /><ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Syr. caryophyll</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n<lb />â„³. <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic</action>\r\n</orig>\r\n\r\n<reg>Take 2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"33\">Antinomial Wine,</ingredient> an ounce of pure orange water, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Syrup of Caryophilli</ingredient>. 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Every thing \r\n    that determines to the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> relieves the \r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart>. 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If by repetition they seem to fail, I suspect it\r\n    <lb />is owing to you not having courage in increasing the dose -\r\n    I think the\r\n    <lb />Riding on horseback has been very properly employed, &amp; \r\n    should be \r\n    <lb />continued as long as the Weather will allow, but I do \r\n    not think it is\r\n    <lb />to be pushed in all weathers. I think you might also in \r\n     <treatment n=\"4\">Blistering</treatment>\r\n    <lb />&amp; an <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> often it may be\r\n    of Service. I could wish the abstinence\r\n    <lb />from meat &amp; wine had been continued, but I leave that to your discretion\r\n    <lb /><action n=\"10\">Demulcents</action> are frequently of \r\n    service &amp; you must have already <choice><abbr>determ<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>determined</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />by experience what kind are of use to M<sup>rs.</sup> \r\n    Clarke, but I must\r\n    <lb />observe that to a Person who takes <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient>, \r\n     the <ingredient n=\"14\">Trochsci bechici \r\n<lb />nigri cum opio</ingredient> \r\n     of our Dispensary<note>See <i>Pharmacopoeia Collegii Regii Medicorum Edinburgensis</i> (Edinburgh: 1774), pp.169-70. </note> is one of the most effectual \r\n     <action n=\"10\"><choice><abbr>demulc<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>demulcents</expan></choice></action>\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n    \r\n <closer>\r\n     \r\n     <dateline>\r\n        \r\n  <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 3<sup>d.</sup> 1780\r\n     \r\n\r\n     </dateline>\r\n     \r\n     \r\n </closer>   \r\n\r\n    </div>\r\n\r\n</body>', 1028, 3, '2013-09-08 17:00:03', 72),
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After that they are to be laid\r\n <lb />aside for a week or two, but a second Course may be again\r\n    <lb />entered upon sooner or later as the effects of the former Course &amp;\r\n    <lb />the state of her Symptoms direct.\r\n    \r\n   </p>\r\n   \r\n   <p>  \r\n      \r\n    <lb />For relieving the uneasiness which M<sup>rs.</sup> Close is affected\r\n    <lb />with after Dinner let her take 50 or 60 drops of the Stomachic \r\n    <lb />Elixir also prescribed on the paper apart. They are to be taken\r\n    <lb />not in any liquid but dropped on a bit of Tea Sugar &amp; washed\r\n    <lb />down with a mouthful or two of Brandy &amp; water.\r\n    \r\n   </p>\r\n   \r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />When Mr<sup>rs.</sup> Close happens to be seized with the <symptom n=\"57\">Spasm</symptom>\r\n    <lb />of her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, let her in the first place try a dose of the\r\n      \r\n      \r\n <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />same Stomachic Elixir but if that does not give immediate relief\r\n    <lb />or if the relief obtained by it does not continue, she must have recourse\r\n    <lb />to the <ingredient n=\"14\">Paregoric Elixir or Laudanum</ingredient> in the manner her former\r\n    <lb />experience has directed.\r\n    \r\n   </p>\r\n   \r\n   <p> \r\n      \r\n    <lb />It will certainly contribute to M<sup>rs.</sup> Closes health\r\n    <lb />to take a great deal of fresh air &amp; gentle exercise &amp; her late \r\n    <lb />journey was very properly advised. I hope it has done service &amp; \r\n    <lb />tho\' not so much as was wished, I must advise her to continue\r\n    <lb />to take some exercise on horseback or in a Carriage as frequently\r\n    <lb />as the Weather will easily allow.\r\n    \r\n   </p>\r\n   \r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n      \r\n    <lb />It is of much consequence for M<sup>rs.</sup> Close to attend\r\n    <lb />to her Diet, but she seems already to have had very proper\r\n    <lb />advice on this subject, &amp; her own experience must have given\r\n      <lb />her the best directions, so that it is not necessary for me\r\n    <lb />to enter upon it here.\r\n    \r\n   </p>\r\n   \r\n      <closer>\r\n         \r\n   <dateline>\r\n      \r\n  <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 5<sup>th</sup> 1780</dateline>\r\n         \r\n      </closer> \r\n      \r\n  <recipe>\r\n      \r\n  \r\n    <choice><orig>\r\n       \r\n    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"8\">Tartar Solubil</ingredient> â„¥ ij\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"93\">Sal Polychrest</ingredient>\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"222\">-- marin. 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Make into a powder and let this be made into nineteen doses. Label: Strengthening stomachic poweders one to be taken every day an hour before Dinner washing it down with a small cupfull of the following.\r\n </reg>\r\n \r\n </choice>\r\n \r\n </recipe>\r\n      \r\n <recipe>\r\n    \r\n    <choice>\r\n       \r\n    <orig>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"81\">Rad: colomb:</ingredient> <unclear>trit</unclear>.\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"21\">Cort: Aurant</ingredient> contus: @Ê’i\r\n    <lb />aq. fervent: lbi Digere per noctem et mane adde\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tinct: cort: Peruv:</ingredient> â„¥ii   \r\n    <lb />Dein per Chartam cola et Signa Strengthening Stomachic Infusion\r\n    <lb />two or three table spoonfuls to be taken after every powder\r\n       \r\n   </orig>\r\n        \r\n      <reg>\r\n        \r\n        Take a drachm each of <unclear>triturated</unclear> Columbo Root and bruised orange rind; \r\n        a pound of boiling water. Macerate for a night and a morning and add two ounces of \r\n        <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Peruvian Bark</ingredient>; then strain through\r\n        paper and Label: Strengthening Stomachic Infusion, two or three table spoonfuls to be\r\n        taken after very powder.\r\n        \r\n   </reg>\r\n       \r\n    </choice>\r\n     \r\n </recipe>\r\n    \r\n <recipe>\r\n    \r\n    <choice>\r\n    \r\n       <orig>\r\n          \r\n       <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"161\">Elix. proprietat: Vitriol:</ingredient> â„¥ij Sig: Stomachic Elixir</orig>\r\n\r\n      <reg>Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"161\">Elixir Proprietatis Vitriol.</ingredient> Label: Stomachic Elixir</reg>\r\n    \r\n    </choice>\r\n    \r\n  </recipe>\r\n      \r\n  <closer>\r\n    \r\n    <dateline><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 5<sup>th</sup> 1780</dateline>\r\n    \r\n  </closer>\r\n\r\n    </div>\r\n\r\n</body>\r\n', 1029, 11, '2014-10-06 18:47:20', 137);
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However I consider your\r\n    <lb />distress at Derby as entirely accidental from a \r\n    <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> of <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom>\r\n    <lb />which I hope is now entirely over, and that matters will\r\n    <lb />get again into their former train. What had occasioned that\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> I am not enabled to \r\n    judge whether it might be\r\n    \r\n <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n    \r\n    <lb />owing to the frequent use of <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient>\r\n    with the neglect of your\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"14\">Laxative</ingredient>, or if without either\r\n    of these circumstances it could be\r\n    <lb />imputed to the <ingredient n=\"35\">Steel Powders</ingredient>,\r\n    you must yourself judge; and\r\n    <lb />hereafter take your measures accordingly. I am not disposed\r\n    <lb />to believe the later Cause, as it neither had such effects before\r\n    <lb />and as D<sup>r.</sup> Darwin still allows it to be Continued, tho it\r\n    <lb />looks somewhat like it, as he advises you taking some\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"84\">Magnesia</ingredient> \r\n       and <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> along with \r\n       the <ingredient n=\"35\">Steel</ingredient>. I have no   \r\n    <lb />objection to the <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> he advises,\r\n          but I would prefer \r\n    <lb />the pills I gave you a prescription for, and I can by no means\r\n    <lb />approve of the <ingredient n=\"84\">Magnesia</ingredient>, as I \r\n          know that all kinds of  \r\n    <lb /><action n=\"30\">Absorbents</action> defeat the purpose \r\n       of the <ingredient n=\"35\">rust of Steel</ingredient>. I hope \r\n    <lb />this will find you at London entirely relieved from what\r\n    <lb />you suffered at Derby and therefore I have no addition to\r\n    <lb />make to my letter of the 5<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Cur<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Current</expan></choice> I \r\n       hope that your Bathing\r\n    <lb />at Matlock continued to agree with you so much as to \r\n    <lb />confine your resolution of going as soon as you can to\r\n    <lb />Brighthelmstone. If you have tried D<sup>r.</sup> Darwins prescription\r\n    <lb />of <ingredient n=\"81\">Columbo root</ingredient> &amp;c. and find\r\n       it agree with you, I have no\r\n    <lb />objection to it, but must bid you be aware of its heating\r\n    <lb />too much. With respect to any other part of his advice\r\n    <lb />I have no objection or remark to make. I stick entirely\r\n    <lb />to my former plan and I do not perceive that he differs\r\n    <lb />from me. That my plan may be effectual with you is\r\n    <lb />I assure you the anxious wish of,\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n <closer>\r\n     \r\n     \r\n     <dateline><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 9<sup>th.</sup> 1780</dateline>\r\n     \r\n     \r\n </closer>   \r\n      \r\n   </div>\r\n\r\n\r\n</body>\r\n', 1031, 2, '2012-10-23 17:30:57', 76),
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But I am very\r\n    <lb />clearly of opinion that the continuance of it may be renÂ¬\r\n    <lb />dered very tolerable &amp; your great distress very much reÂ¬\r\n    <lb />lieved --\r\n    \r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n   \r\n   <p>\r\n       \r\n     <lb />The measure which I think would be the\r\n     <lb />most effectual and which I would most earnestly recomÂ¬\r\n     <lb />mend is the avoiding the winter season of this Climate\r\n     <lb />by going for five or Six months of the Winter and Spring to\r\n     <lb />Lisbon or the South of France, you say that you could\r\n     <lb />never bear much heat and it may possibly be so, but in\r\n     <lb />the places I speak of, you will find no uneasy heat for\r\n    <lb />the season I have mentioned, but a temperature that would\r\n    <lb />keep your <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> &amp; \r\n      <symptom n=\"36\">Catarrh</symptom> very easy. Some years ago\r\n    <lb />I had a patient who had been afflicted with a violent\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"36\">Catarrh</symptom> for more than twenty \r\n      years before. I persuaded\r\n    <lb />him to go one Winter to the South of France and another\r\n    <lb />to the South of Spain. In both places especially the later\r\n    <lb />he passed the Winter with very little trouble from his\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"36\">Catarrh</symptom>, and came home believing himself \r\n      to be entirely Cured\r\n      \r\n   <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n      \r\n      \r\n    <lb />He continued long and very easy and might have continued\r\n    <lb />longer if it had not been both from his neglect and\r\n    <lb />from some other diseases which came upon him and\r\n    <lb />cut him off. He was several years older than you are\r\n    <lb />when he first went abroad. I could give you several\r\n    <lb />other instances to the same purpose, and therefore it is\r\n    <lb />that this is, the first advice I would offer to you, and if\r\n    <lb />you can think of executing it, I shall be more particular\r\n    <lb />in directing the conduct of it --\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n   \r\n   <p> \r\n   \r\n    <lb />In the mean time as Family connexions, or\r\n    <lb />your own aversion to go from home to a Strange Country\r\n    <lb />or other considerations may prevent your taking the \r\n    <lb />measure I propose, your first attention must be to\r\n    <lb />avoid Cold, warm Clothing and particularly a flannel\r\n    <lb />Shirt next your <bodypart n=\"50\">Skin</bodypart> are \r\n      absolutely necessary. You\r\n    <lb />should occupy a large Chamber free from sifting airs\r\n    <lb />&amp; which can be kept in a uniform temperature never\r\n    <lb />cold, nor ever very warm. You should never go abroad\r\n    <lb />when the Thermometer is under 45 but whenever it\r\n    <lb />it is at 50 or upwards you may be much the better for\r\n    <lb />being for two or three hours in the forenoon in your\r\n    <lb />Carriage ---\r\n   \r\n   </p>\r\n   \r\n   <p>   \r\n       \r\n    <lb />Your Diet seems at present to be very well\r\n    <lb />ordered, the particulars of it seem proper enough and all\r\n    <lb />I have to say is that you should carefully avoid every\r\n    <lb />thing heavy and lean to the light both in quality &amp;\r\n    <lb />quantity. The measure of your Drink seems to be \r\n    <lb />very allowable, but I would prefer good small Beer\r\n    <lb />to the Porter at meals - I do not advise you water\r\n      \r\n      \r\n <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />because it might render you \r\n     <symptom n=\"24\">Costive</symptom>.\r\n     With respect to \r\n      <choice><abbr>medic<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />I think you have employed some very proper ones, and am\r\n    <lb />a good deal suprised that you have not found more benefit\r\n    <lb />from <treatment n=\"3\">vomiting</treatment> and \r\n      <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment> than you seem to have done.\r\n    <lb />I have a good opinion of both for giving you relief whenever\r\n    <lb />your <symptom n=\"12\">wheezing</symptom> or quantity of Phlegm \r\n      seems to be greater\r\n    <lb />than usual, I leave you however to be directed in this by\r\n    <lb />your experience, you do not speak of your ever having\r\n    <lb />employed an <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment>, but \r\n      I think that such a remedy might\r\n    <lb />be of great service. I think there are few medicines you\r\n    <lb />can be much the better, for I would not object to \r\n      <ingredient n=\"14\">opiates</ingredient>\r\n    <lb />upon occasion, but I would have you avoid them as\r\n    <lb />much as you can. Whatever supports your perspiration\r\n    <lb />will relieve your <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>, and \r\n      I have only one medicine to propose\r\n    <lb />to you for that purpose, it is a solution of which I would have\r\n    <lb />you take a spoonful every night at going to bed and every\r\n    <lb />morning a quarter or half an hour before you get up. These\r\n    <lb />doses particularly that in the morning should make you a\r\n    <lb />little <symptom n=\"3\">squeamish</symptom> and if the dose \r\n     was increased it would make\r\n    <lb />you <symptom n=\"9\">puke</symptom>, but I would not desire\r\n     you to go so far, tho I would\r\n    <lb />wish your <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> would\r\n     always feel it a little. You will\r\n    <lb />try to adjust it in this way, and if it either does more or\r\n    <lb />less, you will diminish or increase the dose, and you should\r\n    <lb />always take it for a fortnight together and at several\r\n    <lb />times thro\' the Winter you should take a Course of the \r\n    <lb />same kind --\r\n    \r\n   </p>\r\n   \r\n   <p>\r\n       \r\n       <lb />I have nothing further to say but that M<sup>r.</sup> Farquhar\'s\r\n       <lb />prescription was a very proper one, &amp; tho\' you formerly\r\n       <lb />continued it for too long a time at once you may still at\r\n      \r\n    <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n      \r\n       <lb />times return to it with advantage --\r\n       \r\n   </p>\r\n    <p>  \r\n       \r\n       \r\n       <lb />If this Letter shall give occasion to any questions which\r\n       <lb />you shall be pleased to communicate you may depend upon \r\n       <lb />the punctual attention of\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n      \r\n      <closer>\r\n         \r\n         <dateline>\r\n            \r\n    <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 9<sup>th.</sup> 1780\r\n         \r\n         </dateline>\r\n         \r\n         \r\n      </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n<div>\r\n      \r\n   <recipe>\r\n     \r\n      For George Burnet Esq<sup>r.</sup>\r\n      \r\n      <choice>\r\n        \r\n        <orig>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq: rosar:</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n        <lb />--- <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient>: simpl. â„¥ij\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Syrp: caryoph:</ingredient> â„¥x\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"110\">Tart: emetic</ingredient> gr:iij\r\n        <lb />â„³. 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Craufurd\r\n   \r\n   </head>\r\n    \r\n <p>\r\n    \r\n    <lb />I have seen and Conversed with your Patient M<sup>r</sup>\r\n    <lb />Samuel Crawfurd and believe I have the case very fully -\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n    \r\n    <p>\r\n  \r\n    <lb />There is no doubt of a tendency to \r\n       <condition n=\"12\">Consumption</condition>, but I\r\n    <lb />am very confident that while his appetite, strength and sleep continue\r\n    <lb />as they are, and that he is free from <symptom n=\"34\">Hectic</symptom> \r\n       and pains about the\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"73\">Thorax</bodypart>, the disease is by no means\r\n       Confirmed and still within\r\n    <lb />the bounds of recovery -\r\n       \r\n    </p>\r\n   \r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />However both you and I have had so much experience of the\r\n    <lb />insidious nature of such a disease that we cannot suppose any\r\n    <lb />person to be in security against fatal consequences, but by their\r\n    <lb />taking every possible precaution against them\r\n    \r\n   </p>\r\n   \r\n   <p>  \r\n      \r\n      <lb />The most effectual precaution that I have ever known is the \r\n      <lb />avoiding the Winter of this Climate and taking into a Southern One\r\n      <lb />from the first of November to the middle of April. I have\r\n      <lb />mentioned this to M<sup>r</sup> Crawfurd, but not knowing how it might\r\n      <lb />be suited to his Circumstances I did not urge it, so much as I\r\n      <lb />otherwise would have done, &amp; I leave it to your discretion to urge it\r\n      <lb />further if you shall think proper\r\n    \r\n   </p>\r\n   \r\n   <p>    \r\n      \r\n      <lb />In the mean time I shall advise upon the supposition\r\n      <lb />of his staying at home. His first Care must be the avoiding of\r\n      <lb />Cold, and therefore his using warm Clothing and hardly ever going\r\n      <lb />abroad on foot, and particularly that he should never go abroad\r\n      <lb />after Dinner either on foot or in a Carriage in the forenoon will\r\n      <lb />always be of service to him, but how far it can be safely pushed\r\n      <lb />in very wet or very Cold weather I am very doubtful, and must\r\n      <lb />leave it to you who are upon the spot to judge, both of the\r\n      <lb />Circumstances of the weather and of the trials you shall have\r\n      <lb />made ---\r\n      \r\n   <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n     <p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />In his Diet, tho\' it was allowable for him to take a bit\r\n    <lb />of meat when he was in a Course of Travelling, I would have  \r\n    <lb />him when at home and with little exercise to be confined\r\n    <lb />entirely to milk and vegetables and of the later to take\r\n    <lb />particularly a good deal of fruit of all kinds. These some\r\n    <lb />times have a tendency to produce <symptom n=\"31\">DiarrhÅ“a</symptom>, \r\n        but I have\r\n    <lb />known Lemon juice cure one, which had come on as a \r\n    <lb />Symptom of the disease. In his Drinking I would have\r\n    <lb />him abstain entirely from all fermented or spirituous\r\n    <lb />liquours ---\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n      <p>   \r\n    \r\n    <lb />I have thus mentioned the particulars of his Regimen\r\n    <lb />which I depend upon more than upon any remedies, tho\' I\r\n    <lb />would not however leave him without something of that\r\n    <lb />kind. The <treatment n=\"5\">Seton</treatment> in his side \r\n         should certainly be continued\r\n    <lb />A strong <ingredient n=\"6\" t=\"15\">decoction of the leaves of the \r\n         Tussilago</ingredient>, sweetened\r\n    <lb />with a little <ingredient n=\"121\">liqourice</ingredient> \r\n         I have sometimes found of service\r\n    <lb />I have also found benefit from the \r\n         <ingredient n=\"24\" t=\"15\">Decoctum SenekÃ¦</ingredient>\r\n    <lb />given as far as he can bear without its either affecting\r\n    <lb />the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"66\">Guts</bodypart>\r\n         as in such cases I think the indication\r\n    <lb />is to take off the determination to \r\n         the <bodypart n=\"43\">lungs</bodypart> by determining\r\n    <lb />more strongly to the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>; \r\n         so I have found benefit from\r\n    <lb />the use of <ingredient n=\"33\">Antinomials</ingredient>, either \r\n         the <ingredient n=\"33\">Emetic wine</ingredient> or the\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar Emetic</ingredient> but either of \r\n         them given with the same\r\n    <lb />restrictions as with respect to the \r\n         <ingredient n=\"24\">Seneka</ingredient>. 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On the other page, I have given you\r\n    <lb />two prescriptions, one for external and the other for internal use\r\n    <lb />about the bigness of half a small pea is to be applied to the\r\n    <lb />outer Corner of each <bodypart n=\"6\">Eye</bodypart> every night at bedtime.\r\n    Endeavour to get\r\n    <lb />a little of it to go within the <bodypart n=\"6\">Eye</bodypart> lid at the outer \r\n    Corner, and when\r\n    <lb />she shuts her Eye upon it, will spread it sufficiently to the\r\n    <lb />other. At first it will be enough to apply the ointment once a day\r\n    <lb />but if it does not smart her <bodypart n=\"6\">Eye</bodypart> very much,\r\n    the ointment may\r\n    <lb />both be made stronger &amp; it may be applied in the morning as well\r\n    <lb /> as in the Evening --\r\n \r\n </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n     \r\n    \r\n    <lb />The Infusion is to be taken by two table Spoonfuls for\r\n    <lb />a Dose twice a day once in the forenoon &amp; again about an hour\r\n    <lb />before Supper &amp; this to be Continued for 2 or 4 weeks. I have ordered\r\n    <lb />but a small quantity, because it is not proper to have much of\r\n    <lb />it made at once, &amp; you can easily have it renewed as it becomes\r\n    <lb />necessary ---\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n   \r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />With these medicines her Diet must be kept light &amp;\r\n    <lb />cooling without any thing salted or high seasoned. She may have\r\n    <lb />a little Broth every day at Dinner, &amp; \r\n      two or three times a week\r\n      \r\n  <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />she may have a bit of solid meat but for the rest she must\r\n    <lb />live on Grain or other vegetable food taking Milk only once a day\r\n    \r\n   </p>\r\n   \r\n   <p> \r\n      \r\n      <lb />Take Care that she never uses so much Exercise as to be\r\n      <lb />heated by it. Let her meddle with no needle work &amp; keep her\r\n      <lb /><bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> as well as you can from all strong light &amp; especially\r\n      <lb />that of the fire. Write me from time to time how she goes\r\n      <lb />on &amp; you may depend upon the attention of\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n   \r\n   <head>For Miss Campbell of Ardnish</head>\r\n   \r\n   <recipe>\r\n      \r\n      <choice>\r\n   \r\n      <orig>\r\n      \r\n      <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"210\">Unguent: Saturnin.</ingredient> Ph. 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Peruvian</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n    <lb />Terito simul probe et paulatim adde\r\n    <lb />Aq font â„¥vi\r\n    <lb /> ---- <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamom.</ingredient> simpl. â„¥ij\r\n       \r\n   </orig>\r\n      \r\n   <reg>Take two drachms of <ingredient n=\"121\">licorice</ingredient> extract, divide into concise small amounts; a sufficent amount of boiling  water required to soften and pound into a pulp; to which add, two drachms of <unclear>finely powdered</unclear> <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>. Rub together properly and add by small amounts six ounces of Spring water, and two ounces of simple <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient> water. 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First of\r\n            <lb />all <symptom n=\"30\">it Bealed</symptom> upon the side of my <bodypart n=\"27\">Breast</bodypart> a\r\n            <lb />little from the <bodypart n=\"102\">Nipple</bodypart>, but healed soon up.\r\n            <lb />About six weeks after my Layingin <treatment n=\"10\">I inoculated\r\n         <lb />the Child</treatment> &amp; his mouth being soar he Could\r\n            <lb />not suck which obliged me to milk my <bodypart n=\"27\">Breast</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />&amp; that &amp; the Childs soar <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> when he\r\n            <lb />could suck any fretted the <bodypart n=\"102\">Nipple</bodypart> so much\r\n        <lb />that I was then obliged to give up Nursing,\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />it healed very soon after I gave up Nursing,\r\n        <lb />&amp; continued very well for some time, after\r\n            <lb />which it grew tender round the <bodypart n=\"102\">Nipple</bodypart> &amp; <add place=\"above\">has</add>had\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"30\">a rawness &amp; dampness</symptom> upon it ever since,\r\n        <lb />Excepting for a few days or some times for a\r\n        <lb />week it will be quite well &amp; dray which I\r\n            <lb />think is owing to my washing it with <ingredient n=\"32\">Lime\r\n                <lb />water</ingredient>, <symptom n=\"51\">it drays it</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"51\">a thin dray <bodypart n=\"27\">skin</bodypart></symptom> groes on\r\n            <lb />it at which time it turns <symptom n=\"78\">very itchey</symptom> &amp; the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"51\">thin dray <bodypart n=\"27\">skin</bodypart></symptom> comes of it after which it\r\n            <lb />will be <symptom n=\"30\">damp and raw</symptom> for some time toÂ¬\r\n        <lb />gether, it gives me no pain nor is there any\r\n            <lb />hardness about it, I have had <symptom n=\"30\">a spot</symptom> upon\r\n            <lb />one of my hands for this some little time\r\n            <lb />very much like <symptom n=\"30\">the spot</symptom> upon my <bodypart n=\"27\">Breast</bodypart>,\r\n       <lb />I would be glad how soon I could have the\r\n        <lb />Doctors Answer as I would wish to doe some\r\n        <lb />thing immediately as it has been of so longe\r\n        <lb />a standing. M<sup>r</sup> Stewart joins with me\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />in offering kind <choice><abbr>Comp<sup><u>ts</u></sup></abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice> to M<sup>r</sup> Blacklock\r\n        <lb />and you.</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>and am Dear Madam\r\n            <lb />your much obliged <choice><abbr>Serv<sup><u>t</u></sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n           <signed>Anne Stewart</signed></closer>\r\n    <postscript>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />PS\r\n    <lb />inclosed is a Guinea which you will give\r\n    <lb />the Doctor</p></postscript></div>\r\n<div>\r\n    <p><handShift />\r\n    <lb />Lady Catherine is of opinion that\r\n<lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Stewart is too low <add place=\"above\">in her Diet</add> &amp; that it is\r\n<lb />something of the <condition n=\"43\">scurvy</condition> she has had\r\n    <lb />a Child since her <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart> began but\r\n<lb />did not attempt nursing I fancy she is\r\n<lb /><condition n=\"7\">with Child</condition> again</p>\r\n<pb n=\"4\" /><handShift /><p><lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Blacklock</p>\r\n<handShift />\r\n    <annot>\r\n    <p><lb />Anne Stewart\r\n    <lb />from M<sup>rs</sup> Blacklock\r\n<lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 17, 1775\r\n<lb /><u>Vol. II. p. 65.</u></p></annot></div>\r\n</body>', 1110, 3, '2013-02-26 11:02:57', 132),
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Your favour of the 12<sup>th.</sup> \r\n    <choice><abbr>Cur<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Current</expan></choice>\r\n    I received\r\n    <lb/>yesterday, and am extremely desirous of giving you all\r\n    <lb/>the satisfaction I can on every particular you have\r\n    <lb/>mentioned.\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n   <p> \r\n      \r\n    <lb/>I say no more of your going abroad, but must say\r\n    <lb/>that you cannot expect to be so well at home.\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />I advised a flannel Shirt because you are <symptom n=\"28\">disposed\r\n    <lb />to sweat</symptom>. In a little time it will render you much\r\n    <lb />less disposed to that evacuation, and render it much safer\r\n    <lb />to you, when it does happen. If it shall ever come to be\r\n    <lb />the Case that you shall desire to get quit of your\r\n    <lb />flannel Shirt, it may be put away with the greatest\r\n    <lb />safety, by cutting away, about an inch in breadth from\r\n    <lb />the bottom of it, and by doing this and no more every\r\n    <lb />day, you will get quit of it, by such slow degrees\r\n    <lb />that you cannot suffer from the want of it altogether\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />As I would myself have advised you to an\r\n    <lb /><treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> some years ago, \r\n      I did not doubt but that\r\n    <lb />your North Country Physician had done the same\r\n    <lb />else I would have mentioned the best place for it\r\n    <lb />which I think is behind the <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulder</bodypart>\r\n      between the \r\n<lb/><bodypart n=\"11\">shoulder</bodypart> &amp; the\r\n      <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulder blade</bodypart>.\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />Tho\' I still think that <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> might\r\n      upon some \r\n<lb/>occasions be useful, yet I am very clear that you in\r\n    <lb />particular should avoid them as much as possible.\r\n      <ingredient n=\"139\">Hoffmans\r\n    <lb />Anodyne drops</ingredient> as we make them here have \r\n      not a particle\r\n      \r\n <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />of <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> in their \r\n      composition, you may try them with safety &amp;\r\n    <lb />perhaps with advantage, but I will not answer, that they will\r\n    <lb />answer the purpose of an <ingredient n=\"14\">opiate</ingredient> --\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n  \r\n    <lb />As you told me in your first letter that you were \r\n    <lb /> going to apply a <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment>, I thought \r\n      I had no more to do, than\r\n    <lb />to approve of it, but I shall say now, the place where they\r\n    <lb />may be applied is indifferent, if it is any where in the \r\n      <bodypart n=\"26\">Chest</bodypart>\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"28\">the back</bodypart>, \r\n      the <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> or \r\n      the <bodypart n=\"73\">sides.</bodypart>\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p> \r\n    \r\n    <lb />As I cannot teach you Physic it is not easy for\r\n    <lb />me to obviate all your doubts, but I shall tell you this, that\r\n    <lb />according to my Physic, the more you perspire, the less you\r\n    <lb />will <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom>, and I say further, \r\n      the more you perspire, the less\r\n    <lb />defluxion you will have on your <bodypart n=\"43\">lungs</bodypart>.\r\n      I therefore think\r\n    <lb />my <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic</action> mixture properly\r\n      ordered and if you cannot\r\n    <lb />bear the slight <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom> which\r\n      a proper dose of it only will \r\n    <lb />only ocassion, your distress is not so great as I imagined\r\n    <lb />I think you should continue it for a fortnight or three\r\n    <lb />weeks, but it should then be laid aside, for at lest a\r\n    <lb />week or two &amp; entered upon again sooner or later, as the\r\n    <lb />effects of the first trial and the state of your Symptoms\r\n    <lb />shall direct\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n      <lb />That your Complaints may be in part \r\n      <condition n=\"21\">Nervous</condition> I do not\r\n      <lb />doubt, but I am certain your Complaints chiefly arise from the\r\n      <lb />gross and viscid phlegm falling upon your \r\n      <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>. \r\n      <ingredient n=\"25\">Squills</ingredient>\r\n      <lb />are often of service in this case, &amp; if you have found so, you \r\n      <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice>\r\n      <lb />take them again, but I think \r\n      <ingredient n=\"5\">AsafÅ“tida</ingredient> better than <ingredient n=\"39\">Gum\r\n      <lb />Ammoniac</ingredient>, because it is generally good for \r\n      the Phlegm and\r\n      <lb />better for your <bodypart n=\"47\">nerves</bodypart>, but mind\r\n      what I have said before\r\n      <lb />that when the Phlegm is very <space w=\"1\" /> \r\n      and your <symptom n=\"12\">breathing\r\n      <lb />bad</symptom> a <treatment n=\"9\">Vomit</treatment> &amp; \r\n      a <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> will do more service\r\n      than any other medicine\r\n      \r\n   <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n      \r\n   \r\n    <lb />I again advise you to keep at home in very frosty weather &amp;\r\n    <lb />and I would have you also to do so in very wet weather, but in\r\n    <lb />the last if you go in a Carriage you need not be so nice, for we\r\n    <lb />can have no fresh weather in Winter without some dampness.\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n   \r\n   <p>\r\n     \r\n    <lb />I have no suspicion of your <bodypart n=\"44\">Liver</bodypart>\r\n      being affected, or any\r\n    <lb />other part but your <bodypart n=\"43\">lungs</bodypart>, \r\n      &amp; the affection of them is enough to\r\n    <lb />account for your Drought which I did not take notice of in\r\n    <lb />my former, as you had not expressed yourself so strongly\r\n    <lb />on that subject, but I now send you inclosed a Prescription\r\n    <lb />which I hope shall moderate your draught \r\n      &amp; <symptom n=\"12\">breathlessness</symptom> \r\n    <lb />also â€“â€“ I have now I think spoke to every point that you\r\n    <lb />desire. I have only to add with respect to your drink that\r\n    <lb />your allowance at Dinner is moderate - Your Dose of\r\n    <lb />Port is rather large. Malt liquor of any kind cannot\r\n    <lb />be good for you - If you have any further questions to put\r\n    <lb />you may always depend upon the most punctual attention\r\n    <lb />from ---------\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n   \r\n   <recipe>\r\n     \r\n     <choice>\r\n       \r\n       <orig>\r\n        \r\n      \r\n      <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq: rosar:</ingredient> â„¥iiy\r\n      <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">Syp: e ros sicc:</ingredient>\r\n      <lb /><ingredient n=\"108\">Spirit Vitriol</ingredient> len @ â„¥Å¿s\r\n      <lb />â„³. Sig. a <action n=\"25\">Cooling</action> mixture a tea spoonful to be taken in \r\n      <lb />an ordinary Wine Glass full of water three or four times \r\n      <lb />in the 24 hours\r\n         \r\n       </orig>\r\n      \r\n       <reg>Take three ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose Water</ingredient>, \r\n         <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">Syrup of dried roses</ingredient>; half-an-ounce of\r\n         soft <ingredient n=\"108\">Spirit of Vitriol</ingredient>. 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On this account he has been\r\n    <lb />indulged in Diet, &amp; has had solid Animal food at Dinner every\r\n    <lb />day with a glass of plain wine after it. I am of opinion that this\r\n    <lb />Regimen may be continued for sometime, unless some <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> and\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">frequency of Pulse</symptom>, shall again return. -\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n    \r\n    <lb />Upon the same plan of a strengthening Course, he has\r\n    <lb />of late been put upon the use of <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> both in \r\n      substance and in\r\n    <lb />Infusion, and I think it shold likewise be continued for some\r\n    <lb />time after he gets to the North â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n   \r\n    <lb />The only other medicine I see necessary, is one for\r\n    <lb />keeping his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> regular, and \r\n     which is very necessary as he is\r\n    <lb />disposed to be <symptom n=\"24\">Costive</symptom>. Unless therefore, he shall\r\n      have stools naturally \r\n    <lb />he should take a dose of the <action n=\"14\">Laxative</action> pills\r\n     every second or\r\n    <lb />third night.\r\n \r\n </p>\r\n   \r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />When he is settled at home he may take every morning\r\n    <lb />some milk warm from the Cow, and with some bread it will\r\n    <lb />be the most proper Breakfast he can take, as neither Tea\r\n    <lb />nor Coffee are proper for him â€“\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n   \r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />As long as the Weather is tolerable he should take\r\n    <lb />every day some Exercise in a Carriage or on horseback -\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n \r\n    <lb />I would not forbid all application to Study or business\r\n    <lb />but it ought to be very cautiously attempted and for sometime\r\n    <lb />very moderately pursued.\r\n    \r\n   </p>\r\n    \r\n <closer>\r\n     \r\n     \r\n     <dateline>\r\n        \r\n  <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 16<sup>th.</sup> 1780\r\n     \r\n     </dateline>\r\n    \r\n     \r\n </closer>   \r\n\r\n</div>\r\n  \r\n</body>\r\n', 1036, 3, '2013-11-14 20:25:47', 72),
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Aperient Solution Cochl i vel ij ex. semi congio \r\n    Aqa om 2<sup>o</sup> mane.\r\n    \r\n  </orig>\r\n  \r\n  <reg>Take two ounces of Soluble <ingredient n=\"8\">Tartar</ingredient>,\r\n    an ounces of <ingredient n=\"95\">Glauber\'s salts</ingredient>; and <unclear>sic</unclear> ounces each of \r\n    <ingredient n=\"103\">Maritime Salt</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"93\">Hispanic Polychrest</ingredient>; an ounce of simple <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon water</ingredient> and eight ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">rose Water</ingredient>. Dissolve and strain. 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Beath was seized\r\n        <lb />anew with <symptom n=\"79\">the stitch</symptom> in <bodypart n=\"73\">the right\r\n            <lb />side</bodypart>, which yielded to <treatment n=\"4\">a blister</treatment>.\r\n        <lb />She adheres religiously to the <ingredient n=\"88\">milk</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />&amp; vegetable diet, &amp; altho the winÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ter has been remarkably favoÂ¬\r\n        <lb />rable, she has however got adÂ¬\r\n  <lb />ditional complaints, which she\r\n    <lb />wishes you to be informed of.\r\n        <lb />The <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"46\">defluxion</symptom> are much\r\n    <lb />the same, but she has got at times\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"12\">a difficulty of breathing</symptom> which she\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />had not last spring. She often comÂ¬\r\n        <lb />plains of a pain in her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>,\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> in her <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart> &amp; pains\r\n        <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"19\">knees</bodypart>, &amp; a pain in the \r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>, almost opposite to <bodypart n=\"45\">the right\r\n        <lb />kidney</bodypart>, she has no sympÂ¬\r\n    <lb />toms which give any ground\r\n        <lb />to suspect its being affected: <symptom n=\"12\">This\r\n    <lb />does not affect the breathing</symptom>\r\n        <lb />as <symptom n=\"79\">the stitch</symptom> did. She has some\r\n        <lb />times <symptom n=\"34\">feverish fits</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"28\">sweats</symptom> in\r\n        <lb />the mornings, but <symptom n=\"15\">Her pulse\r\n    <lb />is for the most part at 80.</symptom>\r\n    <lb />She continued to take airings\r\n    <lb />in good weather, till she found\r\n        <lb />they <symptom n=\"9\">overfatigued</symptom>; So that now\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <lb />she never attempts going abroad.\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"88\">She takes women\'s milk twice a\r\n    <lb />day</ingredient>, &amp; the body is keept regular\r\n        <lb />by <treatment n=\"8\">injections</treatment>. I am sometimes\r\n        <lb />obliged to have recourse to <ingredient n=\"14\">opiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ates</ingredient>. Upon the whole tho <symptom n=\"4\">she\r\n    <lb />coughs more than she did in the\r\n    <lb />summer</symptom> &amp; has got the above\r\n    <lb />additional complaints, I\r\n    <lb />think her better than we had\r\n        <lb />reason to expect. It will be agreÂ¬\r\n    <lb />able to her that you pay some\r\n    <lb />attention to these new ailments.\r\n    <lb />Our Patient M<sup>r</sup>. Ross died last\r\n        <lb />week, was <symptom n=\"26\">worn to a shadow</symptom>,\r\n    <lb />was abroad the day of his death,\r\n        <lb />&amp; the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> of <bodypart n=\"17\">his leggs</bodypart> was entirely\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    <lb />gone.</p><closer><salute>I am with esteem\r\n    <lb />Sir\r\n    <lb />your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />&amp; most Humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n    <signed>Rob: Wood</signed>\r\n    <dateline>Perth <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 17.<sup>th</sup>\r\n    <lb /><u>1775.</u></dateline></closer></div>\r\n<div><p><lb />To\r\n<lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n<lb />Physician\r\n<lb />in\r\n<lb />Edinburgh</p><note>The marks at this point on the address page suggest pen-testing by Archibald Cullen.</note>\r\n\r\n  <handShift /><annot>\r\n      <p><lb />D<sup>r</sup> Wood\r\n          <lb />A<sup>t</sup> M<sup>rs</sup> Beath\r\n          <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y</sup>.</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> __75.\r\n          <lb /><u>Vol. III. p. 91.</u></p></annot></div></body>\r\n', 1111, 3, '2013-10-15 19:17:08', 131);
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I therefore refer that MatÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ter entirely to themselves ----\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />The Elder Lady Miss Mary\'s disorder was\r\n        <lb />a little particular and anomolous from\r\n        <lb />the first, putting on many different appearÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ances as to pain uneasiness &amp;c in the\r\n    <bodypart n=\"56\">Bladder</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />and <bodypart n=\"55\">urinary passages</bodypart>,\r\n     so far that having once\r\n        <lb />resemblance to those of the <condition n=\"17\">Stone</condition>,\r\n     it was judged \r\n        <lb />right to make an examination by <treatment n=\"15\">sounding</treatment>,\r\n        <lb />but no <symptom n=\"32\">calculus</symptom> was found --- about this\r\n        <lb />Time She was put  under a Course of <ingredient n=\"4\">Balsamic</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />Medicines by a Physician in which She contiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />nued some time, but without any very apparent\r\n    \r\n    <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />advantage --- As such from carefully conÂ¬\r\n        <lb />sidering all circumstances of the Case, I appreÂ¬\r\n        <lb />hended the disorder most likely proceeded from\r\n        <lb />some <symptom n=\"35\">abcess</symptom> at the Neck or inside \r\n    of the <bodypart n=\"56\">Bladder</bodypart> \r\n        <lb />which from time to time, filled with matter\r\n        <lb />and as often discharged its contents through\r\n        <lb />the <bodypart n=\"55\">Meatus Urinarius</bodypart> \r\n    with the Water, I judged\r\n        <lb />on this Ground a Course of <action n=\"39\">Detergents</action> joined\r\n        <lb />to Sweetners might be of Service and therefore\r\n        <lb />directed the use of the Pills A and the Decoction \r\n        <lb />B from the use of which She thought Herself\r\n        <lb />in some measure relieved â€“â€“â€“ The collection\r\n        <lb />of matter (during which the uneasyness was\r\n        <lb />always the greatest) has of Late returned more\r\n        <lb />frequently but no so Violently --- Had She not\r\n        <lb />thought Herself relieved by this Course, I meant \r\n        <lb />to have changed it, and tried the Effects of the\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"13\">Pulv Cicuta</ingredient> ---\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n\r\n    <lb />The Other Lady Miss Barbara has Laboured\r\n \r\n <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n    \r\n    <lb />under Her complaint much Longer- the\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"18\">Tumor</symptom> appeared at first seated under the <bodypart n=\"40\">false\r\n    <lb />Ribs</bodypart> of the Right side,\r\n    nearly in the Region\r\n    <lb />of the <bodypart n=\"44\">Liver</bodypart> indeed \r\n    I conceived it to be placed\r\n    <lb />upon the <bodypart n=\"60\">Viscus</bodypart>, and \r\n    some subsequent circumÂ¬\r\n    <lb />stances have rather more confirmed me in\r\n    <lb />that opnion, viz that the <symptom n=\"18\">Tumor</symptom> is sometimes\r\n    <lb />Less than at others, and that after the Lessening\r\n    <lb />a sort of Spontaneous <symptom n=\"31\">Diarrhea</symptom> succeded â€“\r\n    <lb />but as those internal <bodypart n=\"30\">Abdominall</bodypart> matters\r\n    <lb />are so very uncertain I am far from being\r\n    <lb />positive as to my Imagination on that Score\r\n    <lb /> - 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Thursday took an airing perfectly quiet &amp;\r\n    <lb />composed appetite returns. Friday still mends and in a\r\n    <lb />few days more had recovered her former strength and\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <lb />Spirits â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />As those who attended her observed that the Disorder came upon\r\n    <lb />her within a few days of the full moon was at its height when\r\n    <lb />it was and decreased with it. Her Relations were apprised that\r\n    <lb />very possibly she might have a Return towards the next full\r\n    <lb />and that it would be proper for her to have some abstinence\r\n    <lb />and keep her spirits composed about that time, but she was\r\n    <lb />in the Interim to all appearance so thoroughly recovered\r\n    <lb />that little attention was paid to this, and on last Thursday\r\n        <add place=\"above\">a few Days before the change of the moon</add> <symptom n=\"6\">her silence and perversness</symptom> began to appear</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Friday <symptom n=\"65\">talked wildly</symptom> <symptom n=\"15\">pulse frequent</symptom> in other respects the\r\n    <lb />same as in the first tho rather more tractable but would not\r\n        <lb />hear of <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> in the <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> <treatment n=\"14\">Leeches</treatment> and <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> again applyed\r\n        <lb />Saturday <condition n=\"9\"><unclear>wild</unclear> and incoherent</condition> complains of the <symptom n=\"84\">Globus hystericus</symptom>\r\n        <lb />Sunday The <condition n=\"9\">wildness rather increases</condition> <symptom n=\"15\">pulse frequent</symptom> urine high\r\n        <lb />coloured. 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Wood\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 10<sup>th</sup> 1775\r\n    <lb />Vol. I. p. 155.\r\n</p></annot></div></body>', 1112, 3, '2013-11-16 12:19:49', 126),
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I would continue\r\n<lb/> it\r\n   â€“ Your Dose is very moderate, and I think no dose too large if\r\n    <lb/>a person be brought to it by degrees â€“â€“â€“ The <ingredient n=\"3\">aloes</ingredient> seem a very proper\r\n    <lb/><action n=\"21\">laxative</action>; but I commonly find it of more advantage to give it\r\n    <lb/>a few hours after the <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient> than to give it combined with it -\r\n    \r\n <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n    \r\n    <p>\r\n    \r\n    <lb />I would prefer a fresh <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> to the keeping the blistered \r\n     <lb/> part open - <ingredient n=\"24\">Seneka?</ingredient>\r\n   \r\n    </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb/>I have no experience of the <ingredient n=\"143\">Flowers of Zinc</ingredient>\r\n      nor any other <action n=\"3\">antiÂ¬\r\n    <lb/>spasmodic</action> being of service in <del>such a</del> \r\n      <condition n=\"1\">Phthisis</condition> â€“ In the Acta HafniÂ¬\r\n    <lb/>ensia just published,<note>The original <i>Acta Medica and Philosophica</i> appeared at Copenhagen (Hafniensis), edited by the Danish physician Thomas Bartholin (1616-1680) and has been credited with being the first medical journal. 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Miss Murray, whilst in London, and\r\n    <lb />then ten years old, went through the <condition n=\"87\">measles</condition> and <condition n=\"75\">chincough</condition>  \r\n<lb />and from the long continuance of both these ailments, was\r\n    <lb />considerably reduced. _ She set out for Scotland in the Spring,\r\n    <lb />with the remains of the <condition n=\"75\">chincough</condition> still upon her, and, either\r\n    <lb />from being exposed to cold on the journey, or rather from\r\n    <lb />lying in a damp bed, contracted a <symptom n=\"4\">very severe cough</symptom>, atÂ¬\r\n    <lb />tended with <symptom n=\"34\">considerable fever</symptom>, <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of breathing</symptom>, and\r\n    <lb />other alarming symptoms, which obliged her to stop a good\r\n    <lb />while on the road. _ By <treatment n=\"1\">moderate bleeding</treatment> however, and by\r\n    <lb />exercise on horseback, as soon as she could bear it, her\r\n    <lb />complaints were, in a short time, considerably relieved;\r\n    <lb />and, though <symptom n=\"4\">a cough, sometimes pretty severe</symptom>, continued for\r\n    <lb />some time; yet after staying through the summer at Cally,\r\n    <lb />and using constant exercise, she seemed to be almost quite\r\n    <lb />well. But, for greater security, she went towards the end\r\n    <lb />of the year, to the south of France; and after remaining\r\n    <lb />there six or eight months, returned home with a conÂ¬\r\n    <lb />firmed state of health, which she has enjoyed till this time.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />She is now about fourteen, very tall, inclining to be\r\n    <lb />thin, and rather of a delicate complexion. <symptom n=\"56\">She is apt to be\r\n    <lb />very anxious and timorous</symptom>, when ailing. _ Her menses\r\n    <lb />appeared, for the first time, about a year ago, attended with\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />no troublesome symptoms. <condition n=\"8\">The first three or four periods\r\n    <lb />were sufficiently regular, but, since that time, they have apÂ¬\r\n    <lb />peared once in five or six weeks.</condition> _ About a fortnight ago\r\n    <lb />which was supposed to be within a week of the time when\r\n        <lb />they should have appeared, <condition n=\"13\">she got cold</condition> by riding to some\r\n    <lb />distance, not more than a mile or two from home; and in\r\n        <lb />a cold wet day. <condition n=\"8\">The menses did not appear</condition>, and, since the\r\n    <lb />time of her taking cold, she has had <symptom n=\"4\">a pretty severe cough</symptom>,\r\n    <lb />very troublesome in the night, and attended with <symptom n=\"34\">some degree\r\n        <lb />of fever</symptom> and <symptom n=\"12\">breathlessness</symptom>; but without any pain of <bodypart n=\"26\">the\r\n    <lb />breast</bodypart>. _ <symptom n=\"76\">She expectorates little</symptom> _ Tho, at present she\r\n        <lb />looks poorly, is <symptom n=\"6\">at times a good deal depressed</symptom>, and, when\r\n    <lb />any way fluttered, <symptom n=\"15\">has a quick pulse</symptom>, <symptom n=\"12\">with some labour\r\n    <lb />in breathing</symptom>, yet the <symptom n=\"34\">degree of fever does not seem, upon\r\n    <lb />the whole, to have been considerable</symptom>. _ The person who\r\n        <lb />attended her in the country had declared she had <symptom n=\"34\">no fever</symptom>\r\n    <lb />to prevent her taking flesh meat and wine; _ and she\r\n        <lb />says herself that <symptom n=\"4\">her cough</symptom> is her principal comÂ¬\r\n    <lb />plaint.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />We first saw her on Wednesday last, the 18<sup>th</sup>. in the\r\n    <lb />evening, after her journey from Cally to this place. By the\r\n    <lb />way she got out of the Coach, and rode eight or nine\r\n        <lb />miles on horseback, <symptom n=\"21\">without being at all heated</symptom> or\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"9\">fatigued</symptom>; and without any increase of <symptom n=\"4\">her cough</symptom>. _ She was\r\n     <lb />a good deal fluttered on our first seeing her, which <symptom n=\"15\">made\r\n    <lb />her pulse <subst><del>a good deal</del><add place=\"above\">much</add></subst> quicker</symptom> than it would otherwise\r\n    <lb />have been, â€“ but as her chief complaint at the time was,\r\n        <lb />that the <symptom n=\"4\">severity of the cough</symptom> <symptom n=\"17\">kept her from sleeping</symptom>,\r\n        <lb />we gave her an <action n=\"34\">anodyne</action>, which procured a very easy\r\n        <lb />night, <symptom n=\"4\">the cough</symptom> not being at all troublesome, and her\r\n    <lb />sleep good.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Next morning (that is yesterday morning) when she\r\n        <lb />was getting up, she <symptom n=\"4\">coughed pretty severely</symptom>, and <symptom n=\"76\">expectorÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ated several times</symptom> some tough, yellowish matter, <bodypart n=\"48\">mixed\r\n    <lb />here &amp; there with a little blood</bodypart>; but we think that fifteen\r\n    <lb />or twenty drops would have produced all the appearance.\r\n        <lb />â€“â€“â€“ <treatment n=\"1\">A little blood we thought was now to be taken from the\r\n    <lb />arm</treatment>; and proposed for a trial to take six ounces, but,\r\n    <lb />either from the smallness of the orifice, or from Miss MurÂ¬\r\n        <lb />rays being in a great flutter at the time, <treatment n=\"1\">no more\r\n    <lb />than two or three ounces cou<subst><del>g</del>l</subst>d be obtained</treatment>, which\r\n        <lb />trickled down <bodypart n=\"12\">the arm</bodypart>, and shewed but very little of\r\n        <lb />a buffy appearance. The <bodypart n=\"48\">crassamentum</bodypart> was firm and\r\n        <lb />in pretty large proportion to the <bodypart n=\"48\">Serum</bodypart>. __ We preÂ¬\r\n        <lb />scribed the <ingredient n=\"108\">Spir. Vitriol ten:</ingredient> about twenty drops to\r\n    <lb />be taken four times a day in a small cup of cold water\r\n\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    <lb />and forbid the use of flesh meat &amp; wine, confining her diet\r\n    <lb />to whey &amp; vegetables, especially fruits &amp; grains. __ As she\r\n    <lb />was tolerably easy all yesterday, and has a great averÂ¬\r\n        <lb />sion to medicines, we did not repeat the <action n=\"34\">anodyne</action> last\r\n    <lb />night, which however she did not <unclear><add place=\"above\">pass</add> nea\'r</unclear> so easily as the\r\n        <lb />night before, having been <symptom n=\"4\">a good deal troubled with the\r\n    <lb />cough</symptom>. __ This morning we find her much in the same\r\n        <lb />state as yesterday, <symptom n=\"15\">her pulse about 100, tho varying</symptom>,\r\n        <lb />her skin <del>cool</del> <symptom n=\"21\">not much hotter than natural</symptom>. <action n=\"34\">She does\r\n            <lb />not complain of thirst</action>, but <symptom n=\"102\"><bodypart n=\"2\">her tongue</bodypart> looks dry, &amp; <bodypart n=\"4\">her\r\n        <lb />lips</bodypart> parched</symptom>. _ <symptom n=\"34\">She does not seem to have any hectic\r\n            <lb />heats</symptom> <symptom n=\"82\">flushes</symptom> or <symptom n=\"28\">sweatings</symptom>. __ Besides the continuance\r\n        <lb /><add place=\"above\">of</add> <ingredient n=\"108\">the acid drops</ingredient> we have this night prescribed a draught\r\n        <lb />of <ingredient n=\"191\">Spir: Minderer:</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"18\">Syr: papav: alb:</ingredient> @ Ê’VI. _ She\r\n    <lb />has just now rode out a few miles as the day is\r\n    <lb />favourable.</p>\r\n    <closer><signed>John Gilchrist</signed>\r\n     <signed><lb />Will Hamilton</signed>\r\n    <dateline>Dumfries\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 20. 1775</dateline></closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n    <handShift /><annot><p><lb />Miss Murray.\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 20. 1775</p></annot>\r\n</div></body>', 1113, 3, '2013-10-06 19:20:18', 134);
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Cerul.</ingredient> may be very proper, but I \r\n      must observe that\r\n    <lb/>that he seemed to receive benefit <del>fr</del> here from five grains of\r\n    <lb/><ingredient n=\"23\">Camphire</ingredient> given every night at \r\n      bedtime &amp; that had he not continued\r\n    <lb/>to recover daily I would have increased the Dose, as you may\r\n    <lb/>do if you think proper. â€“â€“ He may be troubled \r\n      with <condition n=\"39\">worms</condition>\r\n    <lb/>but I suspect an affecton of the <bodypart n=\"95\">Sensorium</bodypart>\r\n      to be the Primary\r\n    <lb/>&amp; I am much afraid of a topical affection there. â€“ But we\r\n    <lb/>must wait, before we can determine â€“â€“ When he left this and\r\n    <lb/>before I did not expect any return of <condition n=\"9\">Mania</condition> \r\n      &amp; much less a\r\n    <lb/>coming on of any <symptom n=\"39\">Convulsive</symptom> Symptoms; but especially\r\n    <lb/>feared <condition n=\"60\">a state of Fatuity</condition>\r\n    \r\n   </p>\r\n   \r\n <closer>\r\n     \r\n     \r\n     <dateline>\r\n        \r\n  <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 31.\r\n     \r\n     </dateline>\r\n \r\n </closer>   \r\n\r\n   </div>\r\n   \r\n</body>\r\n', 1047, 2, '2012-10-24 15:41:32', 65),
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I don\'t say\r\n            <lb />exactly how often the doses of these medicines are\r\n            <lb />to be taken, for that must be determined by their\r\n            <lb />effects which should be to promote urine and to\r\n            <lb />keep the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> constantly open without any\r\n            <lb />large <symptom n=\"31\">purging</symptom> â€“â€“â€“\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I hope there will not now be frequent\r\n            <lb />occasion for the quieting Draughts formerly ordered\r\n            <lb />but they may still be occasionally employed in\r\n            <lb />case of <symptom n=\"17\">restless nights</symptom> \r\n            from frequent <symptom n=\"4\">Coughing</symptom>\r\n            <lb />or in case of any considerable <action n=\"31\">purging</action> from\r\n            <lb />the <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> Electuary.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p> \r\n            \r\n            \r\n            <lb />I have nothing to add to my former direcÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tions concerning diet, but must repeat, that\r\n            <lb />her diet should at present be both light\r\n            <lb />&amp; sparing particularly at Supper &amp;\r\n            let her\r\n            <lb />liquid food &amp; drink be in as moderate a \r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />quantity as possible. 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Simpl.</ingredient> q.s. ut fiat\r\n                    <lb />Electuarium lenue.\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> Electuary a tea spoonful or two to be\r\n                    <lb />taken several times a day washing down each\r\n                    <lb />Dose with two table spoonfuls of the following\r\n                    \r\n                </orig> \r\n                \r\n                <reg>Take an ounce of <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystal Tartar</ingredient>, two ounces of Pulverised compounded <ingredient n=\"10\">jalap</ingredient>, a drachm of powdered <ingredient n=\"91\">salts of nitre</ingredient> and half-a-drachm of <ingredient n=\"17\">nutmeg</ingredient> shavings, six drachms of lenitive Electuary and sufficient <ingredient n=\"50\">simple syrup</ingredient> to make into a soft Electuary. 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Sig. <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> mixture to be taken as above\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                \r\n                <reg>Take six ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose Water</ingredient>, and one and a half ounces each of simple <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon Water</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"68\">Peppermint Water</ingredient>; two ounces of <ingredient n=\"483\">Oxymel of Scilla</ingredient>, half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"92\">Syrup of Crocus</ingredient> made according to the Edinburgh Pharmacopia and half-an-ounce of <ingredient n=\"158\">Diueretic Salts</ingredient>. Mix. Label: <ingredient n=\"33\">Aperient</ingredient> mixture to be taken as above.\r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>   \r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 19<sup>th.</sup> 1780\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>   \r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />For M<sup>rs</sup> Clarke see p. 101 - and M<sup>rs</sup> Mac:\r\n            <lb />Kessock &amp; M<sup>r</sup> Kennedy of Londonderry p. 102.  \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>\r\n', 1041, 11, '2014-10-07 21:23:43', 165),
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If the disease was was still purely <condition n=\"38\">hÃ¦morrhoidal</condition> I should confidently\r\n    <lb />expect a recovery but it is to be feared that the <bodypart n=\"82\">Alimentary canal</bodypart> has\r\n    <lb />lost its tone to a great degree &amp; various <condition n=\"65\">schirrosities</condition> may be pr<add place=\"above\">o</add>duced\r\n<lb />so as to render the event doubtfull â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n<p><lb />In the meantime I am clear about the management\r\n    <lb />of the Case. The <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> must must be kept constantly soluble &amp; <symptom n=\"57\">the pains\r\n    <lb />which are spasmodic</symptom> must be be kept down by <ingredient n=\"14\">opiates</ingredient> â€“â€“\r\n    <lb />For the first I would trust to the <ingredient n=\"45\">Sulphur</ingredient> as ordered below giving\r\n <lb />it very constantly but more or less according to Circumstances.</p>\r\n <p><lb />I would assist this &amp; perhaps also answer other purposes by\r\n     <lb /><ingredient n=\"118\">Regenerated Tartar</ingredient> directed as below â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n <p><lb />If these are not quite sufficient they must upon occasion be\r\n     <lb />assisted by <treatment n=\"6\">Glysters</treatment> for which as to the best I refer to former experience\r\n     <lb />When other <treatment n=\"6\">Glysters</treatment> are not employed I would frequently at bed time use it\r\n     <lb /><subst><del>tow</del><add place=\"above\">two</add></subst> ounces of sweet Oil &amp; if there is any <symptom n=\"63\">external swelling</symptom> I would anoint\r\n     <lb />it with equal parts of <ingredient n=\"209\">Axung porcin</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\">Ung Mercurial</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"55\" t=\"1\">Tinc terebinth</ingredient> parati</p>\r\n  <p>While these medecines are employed I would earnestly advise the\r\n      <lb />free use of <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> it appears to me that the dose of twenty five draps is\r\n  <lb />greatly too low. Let it be increased &amp; by degrees to whatever may be\r\n  <pb n=\"2\" /><lb />necessary to overcome the pains. I know no bounds to be set to it but\r\n      <lb />by <ingredient n=\"118\">Costiveness</ingredient> and if this can be obviated the <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient> may be repeated\r\n   <lb />freely. â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />With regard to her Diet much care is to be taken but\r\n        <lb />unless I was upon the spot I cannot order it better than D<sup>r</sup> Menzies\r\n        <lb />has done &amp; to whose direction &amp; Judgement I can trust a great deal</p>\r\n        <closer><signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 3<sup>d.</sup> June.\r\n        <lb />1769</dateline></closer></div>\r\n    <div><head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Condie</head>\r\n        <recipe><choice><orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"45\">flor. 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I am afraid that\r\n           <lb />matter <subst><del>has fallen</del><add place=\"above\">is forming</add></subst> upon the <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart> and tho she is not\r\n           <lb /><symptom n=\"34\">hectic</symptom> she is in danger of <add place=\"above\">becoming</add> both <symptom n=\"34\">hectic</symptom> and <condition n=\"12\">ConÂ¬\r\n           <lb />sumptive</condition>. If this is <subst><del>so</del><add place=\"above\">the tendency</add></subst> you know how difficult\r\n           <lb />it is to obviate it but I wish to view it in\r\n           <lb />the most favourable light possible and <add place=\"above\">hope</add> that as\r\n           <lb />it began with <condition n=\"18\">aguish appearances</condition> this <add place=\"above\">Disorder</add> may\r\n           <lb />be still latent and support the Symptoms\r\n           <lb />The measures that appear to me most probable\r\n           <lb />for the greatest Relief are <add place=\"above\">1<sup>st</sup></add> to endeavour to\r\n           <lb />obviate <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammation</symptom> &amp; consequently <symptom n=\"42\">suppuÂ¬\r\n           <lb />ration</symptom> as much as possible - The <treatment n=\"1\">Bleeding</treatment>\r\n           <lb />you tryed was a probable measure and the\r\n           <lb />sizeness of the <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> both proves this and inÂ¬\r\n           <lb />dicates a repetition if <symptom n=\"15\">the pulse</symptom> and strength\r\n           <lb />any ways admit of it I would advise <treatment n=\"1\">a small\r\n           <lb />bleeding to be repeated several times at such InÂ¬\r\n           <lb />tervals as the Effects may suggest to your discreÂ¬\r\n           <lb />tion</treatment>\r\n      </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n          <lb />2. I would apply a <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> to the <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> and either turn\r\n          <lb />a part of that <unclear>into</unclear> a <treatment n=\"4\">perpetual blister</treatment> or open\r\n          <lb />a <treatment n=\"11\">pea issue</treatment> in her <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart>\r\n      </p>\r\n      <p>  \r\n          <lb />3 - If you can observe <symptom n=\"15\">any <add place=\"above\">regular</add> Intermission or Remission\r\n          <lb />in the frequency of the Pulse</symptom> to lead you to suppose\r\n          <lb />an <condition n=\"18\">aguish disposition</condition> still later &amp; I would have\r\n          <lb />you try an <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">Infusion</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"15\">decoction of the\r\n          <lb />Bark</ingredient>  \r\n <pb n=\"2\" />   \r\n       \r\n          <lb />to be pushed more or less as <condition n=\"18\">Aguish symptoms</condition> indicate  \r\n          <lb />or the marks of <condition n=\"90\">infarction</condition> prevailing shall restrain\r\n      </p>  \r\n      <p>\r\n          <lb />I should say further the foundation of her present\r\n          <lb />Complaints which is probably a great relaxation from\r\n          <lb /><symptom n=\"6\">dejection of spirits</symptom> particularly indicates the tryal\r\n          <lb />of <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient>.\r\n      </p>  \r\n      <p>\r\n          <lb />4 - It will be very proper to attend to her <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>\r\n          <lb />and support her Expectoration this you may\r\n          <lb />do by any of the <action n=\"19\">mild pectorals</action> that she can\r\n          <lb />best bear, but the most <action n=\"19\">Effectual Expectorant</action>\r\n          <lb />is a <treatment n=\"9\">gentle puke</treatment> which you will therefore\r\n          <lb />repeat as the Circumstances &amp; your good Judgement\r\n          <lb />shall direct.\r\n      </p>  \r\n      <p>\r\n          <lb />5. If not withstanding the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> proves remarkable\r\n          <lb />fatiguing I think it may be very necessary to give\r\n          <lb />rest by a Dose of the Soap Pills but while\r\n          <lb />there is any hope of discussing the matter\r\n          <lb />lodged in the <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart> I would avoid the\r\n          <lb /><ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient> as much as possible\r\n      </p>      \r\n      <p>\r\n          <lb />6 - I think the Asses Milk should be continued\r\n          <lb />as a very proper Remedy and if the Lady can\r\n          <lb />confine herself entirely to a Diet of Milk &amp; Grain\r\n          <lb />I think it may contribute greatly to her Relief -\r\n          <lb />As I am perswaded that every Kind of Animal\r\n          <lb />food may be hurtfull.\r\n      </p> \r\n      <p>\r\n          <lb />I need not add to this that all drinks\r\n          <lb />that are heating should be avoided and I\r\n          <lb />can say that a little wine <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> water or made\r\n          <lb />into whey appears to me less heating than\r\n          <lb />animal food -\r\n      </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n          <lb />8. At a better season of the year I should\r\n          <lb />advise your Patient to take what she can\r\n          <lb />bear of fresh air &amp; Exercise, but at\r\n      </p>  \r\n <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n      <p>\r\n          <lb />present she is more likely to be hurt by Cold than to be \r\n          <lb />benefited by any Exercise she can take. If she can\r\n          <lb /><unclear>conveniently</unclear> employ and easily bear a Chamber\r\n          <lb />horse it may be of service - I wish with all my\r\n          <lb />heart that this advice may be of service to your\r\n          <lb />patient wherein I can be further usefull you\r\n          <lb />may always freely command yours\r\n      </p>   \r\n        \r\n               \r\n    \r\n    \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 21, 1, '2013-06-14 11:02:04', 383),
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It is to be mixed\r\n     <lb />with half a pint of spring water\r\n     <lb />and this is to be taken at two or three\r\n     <lb />draughts at the interval of a\r\n     <lb />quarter or half an hour between\r\n     <lb />each but so as the whole may be\r\n     <lb />finished half an hour or more\r\n     <lb />before breakfast.\r\n </p>\r\n <p>\r\n     <lb />This dose is intended to open\r\n     <lb />the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> but it must be very gently\r\n     <lb />and never more than once a day.\r\n     <lb />If it does either more or less the dose\r\n     <lb />is accordingly to be diminished or\r\n     <lb />increased. If the dose is to be <del><illegible l=\"7\" /></del>\r\n     <lb />increased it may be proper also\r\n     <lb />to increase a little the quantity of\r\n     <lb />spring water.\r\n </p>     \r\n <p>\r\n     <lb />This medecine is to be taken\r\n     <lb />every day for a fortnight together\r\n     <lb />but after that it may be enough\r\n     <lb />to take it every second or third day\r\n     <lb />as the state of the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> may seem\r\n     <lb />to require:\r\n </p>   \r\n<pb n=\"2\" />        \r\n <p> \r\n     <lb />For the first week that this medicine\r\n     <lb />is employed it will be proper to\r\n     <lb />avoid garden things but after that\r\n     <lb />these things may be introduced into\r\n     <lb />her Ladyships diet but gradually &amp;\r\n     <lb />never so freely as to the other young\r\n     <lb />Ladies\r\n </p>    \r\n <p>\r\n     <lb />Every day at dinner Lady Charlotte\r\n     <lb />should have some plain soup not\r\n     <lb />very strong, and may have a bit of\r\n     <lb />any light meal but the meal should\r\n     <lb />be made up with pudding and\r\n     <lb />vegetables avoiding the the colder kinds\r\n     <lb />as lettuce and Cucumber and the\r\n     <lb />more flatulent as Cabbage.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />A bit of any of the light white\r\n    <lb />fishes boiled &amp; served with a light\r\n    <lb />sauce is very allowable.\r\n</p>     \r\n <p>\r\n     <lb />Her Ladyship\'s breakfast may be\r\n     <lb />Cocoa tea with an equal part\r\n     <lb />of fresh cows milk &amp; the mixture to\r\n     <lb />be pretty well sweetened <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> muscovado\r\n     <lb />sugar. At supper she may have\r\n     <lb />the cows milk with an equal\r\n     <lb />part of water gruel &amp; sweetened in\r\n     <lb />the same manner. With these liquids\r\n     <lb />either at breakfast or supper\r\n<pb n=\"3\" /> \r\n     <lb />my Lady may have what plain bread\r\n     <lb />she pleases.\r\n </p>\r\n <p>\r\n     <lb />The ordinary drink may be boild\r\n     <lb />water without any toast, but with\r\n     <lb />a little white wine in it. If besides\r\n     <lb />this her Ladyship chuses a little\r\n     <lb />wine she may have a little Madeira\r\n     <lb />or a good sherry with an equal part\r\n     <lb />of water.\r\n </p>   \r\n <p>\r\n     <lb />It will be very proper to keep the\r\n     <lb /><bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> always warm &amp; dry and if\r\n     <lb />at any time pains of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n     <lb />come on it will be proper to have\r\n     <lb />the feet warmed <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> flannel cloths\r\n     <lb />or <treatment n=\"37\">chafed a little</treatment> before the fire &amp;\r\n     <lb />this <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a spoonfull or two of <ingredient n=\"68\">peppermint</ingredient>\r\n     <lb />water will I hope always discuss the\r\n     <lb />pains.\r\n </p>   \r\n <p>\r\n     <lb />Nothing will be of more service to\r\n     <lb />Lady Charlotte than being much in the\r\n     <lb />fresh air &amp; frequently <u>on horseback</u>.\r\n </p>       \r\n        <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Edin.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 26 July\r\n        <lb />1774</dateline></closer>    \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n <pb n=\"4\" />       \r\n    <head>For the Right Honourable Lady Charlotte Hay</head>\r\n    <recipe>\r\n        <choice>\r\n            <orig>\r\n                <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"125\">Tartar. Solubil</ingredient> â„¥i\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"93\">Sal. polychrest</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                <lb />- marin Hispan. Ê’jÅ¿s\r\n                <lb />Aq. font. â„¥v\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"387\">- Cinnam s. v.</ingredient> â„¥i\r\n                <lb />Solve et cola\r\n                <lb />Sig. <action n=\"21\">Laxative solution</action>\r\n            </orig>\r\n        <reg>\r\n            Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient>, half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"93\">Polychrest Salts</ingredient>,\r\n            one-and-a-half drachms of <ingredient n=\"62\">Spanish sea salt</ingredient>, five ounces of spring water, one ounce of <ingredient n=\"65\">Ardent Spirit of Cinnamon</ingredient>.\r\n            Dissolve and strain.\r\n            Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative solution</action>\r\n        </reg>    \r\n        </choice>\r\n    </recipe>    \r\n    <head>For Lady Henrietta Hay</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"125\">Tartar. Solubil</ingredient> â„¥i\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"93\">Sal. polychrest</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb />Aq. font. â„¥v\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"387\">- Cinnam s. v.</ingredient> â„¥i\r\n                    <lb />Solve et cola\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <action n=\"25\">Cooling solution</action>\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"93\">Polychrest Salts</ingredient>,\r\n                    half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"62\">Spanish sea salt</ingredient>, five ounces of spring water, one ounce of <ingredient n=\"387\">Ardent Spirit of Cinnamon</ingredient>\r\n                    Dissolve and strain.\r\n                    Label: <action n=\"25\">Cooling solution</action>\r\n                </reg>    \r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>    	\r\n        <closer><dateline>26 July\r\n        <lb />1774</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For the <choice><abbr>R. Hon<sup>ble</sup></abbr><expan>Right Honourable</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Lady Charlotte Hay\r\n            <lb />24<sup>th</sup> July 1774\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <annot>Vol. II p. 45</annot>\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 904, 9, '2013-10-09 12:34:49', 323);
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C. a young Gentlemen of a thin habit\r\n          <lb />of body &amp; about eighteen years of age, began to be\r\n          <lb />affected with <symptom n=\"4\">a very singular cough</symptom> in the spring\r\n          <lb />of the year 1773, which gradually became more\r\n          <lb />&amp; more troublesome, &amp; was extremely violent durÂ¬\r\n          <lb />ing the whole summer &amp; the following winter.\r\n        </p>   \r\n        <p>\r\n          <lb />The <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> was loud &amp; <del><illegible w=\"2\" /></del> hoarse, &amp;\r\n          <lb />resembled more the rough bark of a dog than the\r\n          <lb />ordinary sound of a <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>. It was generally\r\n          <lb />quiet during the night, but was so constant thro\'\r\n          <lb />the day that he was seldom free from it more\r\n          <lb />than two or three minutes; &amp; every effort to\r\n          <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> was accompanied with a <symptom n=\"39\">convulsive jerk</symptom>\r\n          <lb />of the <bodypart n=\"106\">chin</bodypart> towards the <bodypart n=\"11\">left shoulder</bodypart>. There was\r\n          <lb />no pain or <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty on drawing in a full inÂ¬\r\n          <lb />spiration</symptom>; but there was frequently a severe pain\r\n          <lb />about the region of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, which might\r\n          <lb />proceed in part from the violent exercise of <symptom n=\"4\">coughing</symptom>.\r\n          <lb />The <symptom n=\"15\">pulse varied little from it\'s natural state</symptom>; the\r\n          <lb /><symptom n=\"62\"><bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> was not inflamed</symptom>; <symptom n=\"26\">neither did he waste much in\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />          \r\n           <lb />his flesh</symptom>.\r\n      </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n          <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">Bleeding</treatment>, <treatment n=\"9\">Vomits</treatment>, <treatment n=\"4\">Blisters</treatment>, <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient>\r\n          <lb /><ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient>, had been tried without the least adÂ¬\r\n          <lb />vantage. Nothing seemed either to alleviate or\r\n          <lb />aggravate the disease: <treatment n=\"4\">Blisters</treatment> indeed has this\r\n          <lb />very unusual effect, they <del><illegible l=\"5\" /></del> occasioned an opÂ¬\r\n          <lb />pressive tightness upon the <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>.\r\n      </p>     \r\n      <p>\r\n          <lb />I first saw the Patient in March 1774; &amp; <del><illegible l=\"5\" /></del>\r\n          <lb />directed <action n=\"24\">gentle purgatives</action>, <ingredient n=\"67\">Ã¦ther</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecacoah</ingredient> in small\r\n          <lb />doses as a <action n=\"27\">sedative</action>, <ingredient n=\"33\">Antimonials</ingredient> with <ingredient n=\"58\">Tincture\r\n          <lb />Thebaica</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"5\">Asa fÅ“tida</ingredient> with <ingredient n=\"14\">opium</ingredient>, &amp; <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurials</ingredient>\r\n          <lb />till the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> was made sore &amp; <add place=\"above\">a</add> slight salivation\r\n          <lb />produced; but the disease was not in the least deÂ¬\r\n          <lb />gree subdued. I determined therefore to try the\r\n          <lb /><ingredient n=\"143\">Flowers of Zinc</ingredient>; &amp; he had already taken two or\r\n          <lb />three doses of this medicine, when D.<sup>r</sup> Allcock\r\n          <lb />a Physician of eminence in this neighbourhood\r\n          <lb />was consulted; &amp; I acquieseed in his proposal to\r\n          <lb />omit the <ingredient n=\"143\">Flowers of Zinc</ingredient> &amp; to adopt a different\r\n          <lb />plan. <treatment n=\"11\">Two issues were made</treatment> between the <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart>\r\n          <lb />&amp; the following remedies prescribed.\r\n </p>        \r\n          <recipe>\r\n              <choice><orig>\r\n           <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"17\">Mosch:</ingredient> gr. xxiv.\r\n           <lb /><ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor:</ingredient>\r\n           <lb /><ingredient n=\"378\">Sal: Succin:</ingredient>\r\n <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n           <lb /><ingredient n=\"5\">AsÃ¦ fÅ“tid.</ingredient>\r\n           <lb /><ingredient n=\"28\">Castor: Russ</ingredient>. @ gr. viij\r\n           <lb /><ingredient n=\"47\">Bals: Peruv</ingredient>. q. s. f. Pil: â„–. xxiv.\r\n           <lb />Cap: iv ter die, et super bib: Coch: vj. Maj.\r\n           <lb />Decoct sequent.\r\n           </orig>\r\n                  <reg>Take twenty four grains of <ingredient n=\"17\">Nutmeg</ingredient>, eighteen grains each of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor:</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"378\">Sal Succinate</ingredient>,\r\n              <ingredient n=\"5\">AsafÅ“tida</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"28\">Russian Castor</ingredient>, a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"47\">Balsam of Peru</ingredient> to let twenty four pills be made.\r\n              Let him take four three times a day, and afterwards drink six tablespoonfulls of the following decoction:\r\n               </reg>\r\n              </choice>\r\n          </recipe>      \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž: <unclear>Visc:</unclear> <ingredient n=\"214\">Quercin</ingredient>. â„¥iij\r\n                    <lb />Coque ex Aq. fontan: q. s. ad Col: lb ij sub\r\n                    <lb />finem coction: adde\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"22\">Radi Valer: sylv.</ingredient> â„¥j. Et Col:\r\n                    <lb />adde <ingredient n=\"22\" t=\"1\">Tinct: Valer.</ingredient> â„¥iij: â„³\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take three ounces of <unclear>Viscous</unclear> <ingredient n=\"214\">Quercin</ingredient>, boil <unclear>out</unclear> of sufficient quantity spring water to <unclear>two fluid ounces of strained liquor</unclear>\r\n                    when the boiling has nearly finished add one ounce of <ingredient n=\"22\">Root of Wild Valerian</ingredient> And Strain\r\n                    add three ounces of <ingredient n=\"22\" t=\"1\">Tincture of valerian</ingredient> and mix.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>    		\r\n        \r\n     <p>     \r\n         <lb />After the Patient had given these mediÂ¬\r\n         <lb />cines a fair trial without the least benefit, &amp;\r\n         <lb />the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> began to <symptom n=\"61\">nauseate</symptom> them, I resolved\r\n         <lb />to have recourse again to the <ingredient n=\"143\">Flowers of Zinc</ingredient>; &amp;\r\n         <lb />soon experienced their good effects; for the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>  \r\n         <lb />in a short time became much more moderate,\r\n         <lb />&amp; was entirely removed is less than six weeks.\r\n         <lb />The dose never exceed three grains, was mixed\r\n         <lb />with a little sugar &amp; administered three times\r\n         <lb /><subst><del><unclear>every</unclear></del><add place=\"above\">a</add></subst> day.\r\n     </p>\r\n      <p>  \r\n         <lb />There can in this case be no doubt of the efficaÂ¬\r\n <pb n=\"4\" />     \r\n          <lb />cy of the <ingredient n=\"143\">Flowers of Zinc</ingredient>. The Patient took no\r\n          <lb />other medicine; the <treatment n=\"11\">issues</treatment> were healed soon after\r\n          <lb />the <ingredient n=\"143\">Flowers</ingredient> were ordered; &amp; on omitting them\r\n          <lb />for about ten days when the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> was conÂ¬\r\n          <lb />siderably abated; it was again exasperated &amp;\r\n          <lb /><del><illegible l=\"3\" /></del> returning to it\'s former violence.\r\n      </p>\r\n      <p>   \r\n        <lb />M.<sup>r</sup> C. has now continued perfectly well \r\n        <lb />for <del><illegible l=\"4\" /></del> three months.\r\n      </p>\r\n        <dateline>Liverpool October <subst><del><illegible l=\"2\" /></del><add place=\"above\">21</add></subst> 1774</dateline>.\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 919, 4, '2012-07-03 12:22:09', 300),
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Having remarked that his <bodypart n=\"2\">gums</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />were <symptom n=\"63\">considerably swollen</symptom>, and being informed,\r\n            <lb />upon enquiry, that they often <symptom n=\"65\">bled</symptom>, I advised\r\n            <lb />him to take every day a glass of the\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"49\">antiscorbutick</action> wine of the PharmacopÅ“a\r\n            <lb />of Paris, and to rub his <bodypart n=\"2\">gums</bodypart> <add place=\"above\">by the help of a brush</add> with half\r\n            <lb />a teaspoonful of the following mixture\r\n            <lb />in two or three common spoonfuls of water \r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"162\">Balsam commendat</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"101\" t=\"1\">tincture Guaiac</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb />Spirit cochlear - @ part equal\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take <ingredient n=\"162\">Tincture of Benzoin</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"101\" t=\"1\">tincture of Guiaicum</ingredient> and a spoonful of cochlear spirit - an equal part of each</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>    	\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />he continued these remedies for about a fortnight,\r\n            <lb />and the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling of his <bodypart n=\"2\">gums</bodypart></symptom> subsided, but\r\n            <lb />he is still subject to an old complaint of\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"7\">winds</symptom>, and <symptom n=\"57\">spasmodic contraction in his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart></symptom>. His <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> is generally <symptom n=\"82\">high coloured</symptom>,\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />        \r\n            <lb />and he had after the <condition n=\"18\">ague</condition> a kind of a dry\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"30\">tetterous eruption</symptom> all <subst><del><illegible l=\"5\" /></del><add place=\"above\">over</add></subst> the <bodypart n=\"106\">chin</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />Any news, or affairs that affect him in \r\n            <lb />the least make a hidden impression upon\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />These symptoms seems to denote not only\r\n            <lb />an acrimony in the <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>, but a great\r\n            <lb />delicacy in the <bodypart n=\"47\">nervous system</bodypart> in general\r\n            <lb />and particularly the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>. To remedy\r\n            <lb />which I advise him to take every morning\r\n            <lb />fasting four ounces of the <action n=\"49\">antiscorbutick</action>\r\n            <lb />juices of the Edinburgh PharmacopÅ“a<note>No precise reference traced in <i>Pharmacopoeia Collegii Regii Medicorum Edinburgensis</i> (Edinburgh: 1774).</note>\r\n            <lb />immediately after dinner instead of Coffee,\r\n            <lb />a cupfull of <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">an infusion made with a scruple\r\n            <lb />of bark pulverised, in boyling water</ingredient>. This may\r\n            <lb />be sweetned with a little sugar, and both\r\n            <lb />are to be continued for a month or six\r\n            <lb />weeks with exercise, such as riding a\r\n            <lb />horseback, walking &amp;c and a proper diet\r\n            <lb />avoiding all flatulent food and difficult\r\n            <lb />of digestion.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If he should not reap the required benefit\r\n            <lb />from this prescription, let him try two\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />             \r\n            <lb />cups morning and evening for another\r\n            <lb />month of an <ingredient n=\"21\" t=\"19\">infusion of orange leaves\r\n            <lb />in boiling water</ingredient>. To each cup add six drops\r\n            <lb />of dulcified spirit of <ingredient n=\"91\">nitre</ingredient>. The Pouhon\r\n            <lb />spring at Spa, if other remedies fail, is\r\n            <lb />very likely to contribute very much to the\r\n            <lb />strengthening the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>. Other <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeates</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />in England or Scotland may likewise \r\n            <lb />be very serviceable and the cold bath.\r\n         </p>   \r\n         <closer><dateline>At the Royal Military School in Paris <note>The <i>Ã‰cole Militaire</i>, founded in 1750 and opened in 1760. The Comte de Saint-Germain reorganised it in 1777 as the <i>Ã‰cole des Cadets-gentilshommes</i>. Napoleon Bonaparte studied there in 1784. As the <i>Ã‰cole de Guerre</i>, it is still France\'s officer-training institution.</note>\r\n         <lb />October the 25<sup>th</sup> 1774</dateline>\r\n         <signed>J. MacMahon</signed></closer>           \r\n      </div>   \r\n      <div>\r\n<pb n=\"4\" />       \r\n       <handShift />\r\n       <annot>Receipt for\r\n       <lb />Health\r\n       <lb />By Phisicians\r\n       <lb />of London &amp;\r\n       <lb />Paris\r\n       <lb /><unclear>Wm M<sup>r</sup></unclear>\r\n       <handShift />\r\n       <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Macarthur\r\n           <lb /><choice><abbr>Octr.</abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1774</annot>   \r\n      </div>  \r\n</body>', 921, 9, '2013-10-11 15:21:42', 334),
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Wherever <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment>\r\n    <lb />is necessary I think abstaining from animal food &amp; all fermented\r\n    <lb />liquors also necessary - It will be also proper to keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />regular, but I prefer the <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient> \r\n     as a genuine <action n=\"40\">Deobstruent</action>\r\n    <lb />to the <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of Tartar</ingredient> altho it was no ways improper ---\r\n     \r\n </p>\r\n    \r\n    <p>\r\n     \r\n     \r\n    <lb />With the precaution of a lax <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> - \r\n        an <action n=\"34\">Anodyne</action> maybe\r\n    <lb />tried &amp; if 20 or 25 Drops of <ingredient n=\"58\" t=\"1\">T. T.</ingredient> gives some relief of pain\r\n    <lb />with <add place=\"above\">out</add> increasing the Evening \r\n        <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> it maybe repeated at your discretion.\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n       \r\n       <lb />The <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> was proper, but I prefer\r\n        a fresh <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> as <add place=\"above\">soon</add> \r\n        as the part is \r\n       <lb />tolerably heal to an <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> in the part.\r\n        -- The <ingredient n=\"91\">Nitre</ingredient> was proper, but\r\n       <lb />I think he may take nore freely and with equal advantage as a\r\n       <lb /><action n=\"25\">Refrigerant</action> the <action n=\"25\">Cooling</action> Mixture below.\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n    <lb />No other <choice><abbr>med</abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice> to advise but\r\n        to continue the <ingredient n=\"193\" t=\"15\">Decoct. Bardan</ingredient>, as \r\n<lb />much as he can\r\n        -- If you can procure Asses or Mares milk he\r\n    <lb />should take of them as much twice a day as his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> can\r\n    <lb />easily digest. If he shall recover as I hope he may so far as\r\n    <lb />to be able to be carried aboad on horseback I think it would be\r\n    <lb />of great service   \r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n    <recipe>\r\n        \r\n    <choice>\r\n        <orig>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar</ingredient> â„¥iii\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\">Syr. e. ros. sicc.</ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"108\">Spir<sup>t.</sup> vitr. len. @â„¥ii</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />â„³ S. <action n=\"25\">Cooling</action> Mixture a tea spoonful to be taken in an ordinary\r\n            <lb />wine glasfull of Water several times a day.\r\n            \r\n        </orig>\r\n       \r\n        <reg>Take 3 ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">rose water</ingredient>, 2 ounces each of \r\n      <ingredient n=\"107\">syrup of roses</ingredient> and Lenitive \r\n      <ingredient n=\"108\">Spirit of Vitriol</ingredient>. Mix. Label: <action n=\"25\">Cooling</action> Mixture \r\n        a tea spoonfull to be taken in an ordinary wine glass full of Water several times a day.\r\n    </reg>\r\n        \r\n </choice>\r\n      \r\n   </recipe>\r\n    \r\n    <closer>\r\n        \r\n   <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        \r\n   <dateline>May 10 1780</dateline>\r\n      \r\n    </closer>\r\n             \r\n        </div>\r\n \r\n</body>\r\n', 957, 2, '2012-10-16 20:22:58', 80),
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Murdieston</head>\r\n <p>\r\n    <lb />He cannot bear riding yet air &amp; exercise are proper; it must be\r\n    <lb />taken in a carriage in the morning or evening according the heat of the\r\n    <lb />day.\r\n     \r\n  </p>\r\n  <p>\r\n      <lb />A Full diet would be very improper. It must be light &amp; cooling but in\r\n      <lb />obedience to the former habits he may have a few glasses of wine or Punch. \r\n  \r\n  </p>\r\n  <p>\r\n      \r\n      <lb />Keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular. If the white <ingredient n=\"60\">mustard</ingredient>\r\n      formerly ordered\r\n      <lb />answers the purpose nothing can be better. 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RiÂ¬\r\n         <lb />cini</ingredient> which gave him some ease in the beginÂ¬\r\n         <lb />ning but he gave it up before it could have\r\n         <lb />any great effect; and meeting with a friend of\r\n         <lb />his (a great pretender to Physic) he was advised\r\n         <lb />by him to take a large dose of <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient>\r\n         &amp; <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient>\r\n         <lb />and immediately after it above four ounces\r\n         <lb />of <ingredient n=\"95\">Glauber\'s Salts</ingredient> divided into 8 doses, which\r\n       \r\n<pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n       \r\n         <lb />he took, one after another, as fast as he could swallow\r\n         <lb />them - this instead of removing the <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> had\r\n         <lb />a contrary effect - so much that he was some -\r\n         <lb />times near a week without getting passage - in this\r\n         <lb />way he continued for several weeks without saying\r\n         <lb />any thing of the matter to me - at last he told\r\n         <lb />me - and I endeavoured to cleanse the <bodypart n=\"66\">guts</bodypart>\r\n         of the \r\n         <lb />hardened scybala by <action n=\"16\">emmolient</action> \r\n         <treatment n=\"6\">clysters</treatment>; and\r\n         <lb />supposing the disease to proceed from a relaxed\r\n         <lb />state of the <bodypart n=\"69\">intestinal canal</bodypart>, I ordered him a\r\n         <lb />small dose of <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> &amp;\r\n         <ingredient n=\"93\">Sal Polychrest</ingredient> every\r\n         <lb />day about 12 oclock in a little chicken broth;\r\n         <lb />but this not suceeding according to my wish\r\n         <lb />I continued the <treatment n=\"6\">clysters</treatment> and changed the other\r\n         <lb />medicine to some <ingredient n=\"28\">Ol. 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I was persuaded to Cume to the Cuntrie\r\n        <lb />again, the <symptom n=\"4\">Coff</symptom> alwise Contineued with me\r\n        &amp; a <symptom n=\"12\">Shortness in my breathing</symptom>  \r\n        <lb />but the <symptom n=\"28\">Sweeteng</symptom> Left me by Degrees, about a munth or Six weeks\r\n        <lb />ago a <condition n=\"43\">Scurvie</condition> Came \r\n        out upon my <bodypart n=\"49\">Skeen</bodypart>, &amp; in a week or two went all\r\n        <lb />in as Cleen as aney things, which med me \r\n        verry <symptom n=\"3\">seek</symptom> &amp; my <symptom n=\"4\">Coff</symptom> a \r\n        <lb />greate deall harder &amp; I thinke it Cums frome a diffrant parte of\r\n        <lb />my <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> then befor, \r\n        since monday week I Cant walk by my selfe\r\n        <lb />I was so velleenntly Seesed with a <symptom n=\"31\">Looseness</symptom> &amp; \r\n        a greate <symptom n=\"4\">Coff</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"34\">speeting</symptom>\r\n        <lb />I was in hopes of seeing you sir,\r\n        <lb />yesterday after noon, but was not so fortenute, thou I\r\n        <lb />weated almost al the time of dinner I bege you will pardon\r\n        <lb />my presumpshum for intruding so much on your time\r\n        <lb />if you Could think of any thing that woold be of Serves to your\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n        \r\n        <closer><salute>\r\n            humble Sarvant</salute>\r\n            <signed>Alex<sup>r:</sup> Gibson</signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n            \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n           \r\n        <handShift />\r\n    \r\n        <annot>\r\n        \r\n            \r\n        <lb />Alex<sup>r</sup> Gibson\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Jany</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> <u>1780</u>\r\n        <lb />Answered in person\r\n       \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>\r\n', 1810, 11, '2014-10-06 19:42:56', 77),
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(320, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c63\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:63] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Joseph Foster (Forster) / Regarding: Miss Burrell (Patient) / 19 June 1769 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Marianne Gilchrist</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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The Case is a\r\n<lb />difficult one for whither owing to the original constitution or to an ill\r\n<lb />discussed <condition n=\"18\">intermittent</condition> the disease must be in its own nature be <del>obsti</del>\r\n<lb />obstinate &amp; is rendered still more so by long continuance. I am\r\n    <lb />well perswaded that the disease is entirely in the <bodypart n=\"47\">Nervous system</bodypart>\r\n<lb />&amp; that this must be very much changed to give any durable relief but\r\n<lb />this requires more exertion &amp; attention than the young lady seems disÂ¬\r\n<lb />posed to bestow, for you have proposed and employed so many proper\r\n<lb />remedies that if the Ladys own will had concurred she would have been\r\n<lb />much better before now. I am perswaded she is in the wrong in her\r\n<lb />opinion of Exercise for if it is brought on by degrees so as to avoid all\r\n<lb />fatigue &amp; due care is taken to avoid Cold I am certain she might be\r\n<lb />the better for Exercise especially in the summer time. I think a\r\n<lb />warm climate will be of great service to her but it may be time enough\r\n<lb />for her to seek it against the month of September for it is escaping our\r\n<lb />winter that is the principal matter. While the Lady remains in\r\n<lb /><del>brit</del> Brittain I would have her take pains, but at the same time\r\n<lb />Caution, to reconcile herself to the fresh air &amp; attempt some exercise\r\n<lb />at first in a Carriage &amp; afterwards on horseback. Towards the\r\n    <lb />end of <del>September</del> Summer I would have her try the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"4\">bath waters both\r\n<lb />in drinking &amp; bathing</ingredient>, but to practise both sparingly especially the\r\n<lb />last. Whatever relief she may find by these she must not trust to it\r\n<lb />but consider it only as a preparation for the going immediately\r\n<lb />to a warmer climate. Nothing short of Italy or to southernmost\r\n<lb />Coast of France will answer &amp; either of these are fitter for Miss\r\n<lb />B____ than Lisbon. These are the remedies to be depended upon for an\r\n<lb />entire Cure &amp; I can conseder Medicines as capable of being palliative\r\n    <lb />only but even as such some <bodypart n=\"47\">Nervous</bodypart> Medecines may be necessary &amp; the\r\n<lb />choise of them I may leave to you &amp; her former experience. If care be\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n<lb />taken to keep her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular I dare say she might be often reÂ¬\r\n<lb />lieved by <action n=\"34\">Anodynes</action> &amp; if at present her pains are troublesome I would\r\n<lb />recommend some <ingredient n=\"64\">doses of Dovers powder</ingredient>. She may take a scruple\r\n    <lb />for a dose in the morning &amp; <treatment n=\"25\">encourage a gentle sweat</treatment> while she\r\n<lb />lyes abed in a flannel shift &amp; in blankets for the whole day.\r\n<lb />This practise repeated at proper intervals tow or three times is likely\r\n<lb />to set her up for the whole summer. If what I have here suggested gives\r\n<lb />occasion to your remarks or farther questions I shall be ready to\r\n<lb />shew how much</p><closer><salute>I am <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir &amp; c____</salute><signed>WC</signed>\r\n<dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 19<sup>th</sup>. June.\r\n<lb />1769</dateline></closer></div></body>\r\n', 63, 2, '2012-09-19 14:03:13', 107),
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If not I shall send it from \r\n      <choice><expan>Edinburgh</expan><abbr>Edb<sup>r.</sup></abbr></choice> &amp; it is from this MediÂ¬ \r\n      <lb />cine I chiefly expect relief to Mr Sutherland - Nothing to add to as to\r\n                        \r\n  <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n                            \r\n       <lb />his Diet to what I said in my last. - I have no objections\r\n       <lb />to his taking a little solid food and a glass of Wine; but\r\n       <lb />must be very cautious with respect to both. --- As he bears\r\n       <lb />Exercise so well let him be on horseback every day but the\r\n       <lb />motion must always be most smooth and gentle. ----\r\n      \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />I am glad he has laid aside the <treatment n=\"12\">Catheter</treatment>; but it should not\r\n        <lb />be far off, and if any <symptom n=\"27\">stoppage</symptom> should recur and he be obliged\r\n        <lb />to use the <treatment n=\"12\">Catheter</treatment>, I say what I said before that\r\n       <lb />I wish the Surgeon would use \r\n        <treatment n=\"7\">Bougies</treatment>, <choice><expan>which</expan><abbr>wc</abbr></choice>\r\n        I imagine must\r\n      <lb />be got from hence.\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />The <ingredient n=\"76\">Manna</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"149\">Linseed</ingredient>\r\n        Tea is a very proper remedy\r\n        <lb />but the <ingredient n=\"132\">Tamarinds</ingredient> or any other Acid I cannot like so well\r\n    \r\n    </p> \r\n    \r\n       <closer>\r\n           \r\n           <dateline>May 22. 1780</dateline>\r\n       \r\n       </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n        \r\n    </body>\r\n                \r\n', 964, 2, '2012-10-17 15:00:32', 55),
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Thebaic</ingredient> gutt. 120 - \r\n                <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl.</ingredient> â„¥x\r\n                <lb />Sig. Strong S. Mixture Cap. <bodypart n=\"37\">coelil</bodypart>, \r\n                j. h. S. urgente <symptom n=\"31\">DiarrhÅ“a</symptom>\r\n            \r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>Take of each three and a half Ounces of Simple Compound of <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient> Water and of <ingredient n=\"107\">roses</ingredient>; an Ounce of <ingredient n=\"114\">Tincture of Kino</ingredient>; one-hundred and twenty drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">Thebaic Tincture</ingredient>; and ten ounces of <ingredient n=\"172\">simple Syrup</ingredient>, Label: Strong Strengthening Mixture to be taken for the <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> on the hour for urgent <symptom n=\"31\">DiarrhÅ“a</symptom></reg>\r\n       \r\n        </choice>\r\n        \r\n    </recipe>\r\n    \r\n    <closer>\r\n    \r\n    <signed>W. 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Mart.</ingredient>, \r\n            the Drops &amp; infusion should not\r\n        <lb />be continued for above two or three weeks at a time; and after\r\n        <lb />an interval of the same length, take another course --\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Continue the <ingredient n=\"124\">crab\'s eyes</ingredient>; and according to the state of her\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>, \r\n            the <ingredient n=\"84\">Magnesia</ingredient>.\r\n      \r\n   <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n                    \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n         <lb />If her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> is easily \r\n             kept open she may now &amp; then in order to\r\n         <lb />relieve her pains take a dose of the \r\n             <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>; but observing that\r\n         <lb />it do not <symptom n=\"24\">bind</symptom> or at least that this be obviated \r\n             by <ingredient n=\"84\">Magnesia</ingredient> or other \r\n         <lb /><ingredient n=\"14\">Laxatives</ingredient>.\r\n                    \r\n    </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n          <lb />For the pain of her <bodypart n=\"29\">hip joint</bodypart>\r\n        I cannot from the slight informÂ¬\r\n          <lb />ation I have, judge of it but if it is very urgent it will be probably\r\n          <lb />relieved by a <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment>\r\n       ; avoiding letting this remain on so long as to\r\n           <lb />produce <condition n=\"24\">strangury</condition>.\r\n                    \r\n   </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n           <lb />For this pain &amp; all her other ailments I think she may be\r\n           <lb />the better for taking \r\n        <ingredient n=\"33\">Antimonial wine</ingredient>. 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The marks of its good\r\n      <lb />effects are its <symptom n=\"12\">relieving her breathing</symptom> \r\n      and <action n=\"12\">increasing Urine</action>.\r\n      <lb />If in two or three trials it does not answer these purposes\r\n      <lb />let me know immediately - In my last I think I desired\r\n      <lb />you to intermit for some time the use of the <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action>\r\n      <lb />Mixture, but I suppose from <symptom n=\"27\">the Urine becoming scanty</symptom>\r\n      <lb />that intermission was not long &amp; you have done right -\r\n      <lb />It is now of less consequence to give it along with the Electuary\r\n      <lb />but in the Evenings of those days she takes the Electuary\r\n      <lb />she may take it and on the intermediate days, she should\r\n      <lb />take it several times and if it can be made to go to the\r\n      <lb /><del>Kid</del> <bodypart n=\"45\">Kidnies</bodypart> it will certainly\r\n      relieve her. -\r\n      \r\n      \r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n    <p>\r\n      \r\n      <lb />Her <symptom n=\"68\">Thirst</symptom> is a troublesome circumstance, but it will\r\n      <lb />be difficult to relieve it till we can go more to the bottom\r\n      <lb />of her Disease and in the mean time it is very proper to\r\n      <lb />attempt removing her <symptom n=\"68\">Thirst</symptom> by drinking\r\n      - such as a bit of\r\n      <lb />Lemon or Tamarind held in her <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> &amp;\r\n      when she must drink\r\n      <lb />let it be a little weak Punch with <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of Tartar</ingredient> \r\n      rather than other\r\n      <lb />souring &amp; a little dutch or Cologn Gin the best Spirit for making her Punch \r\n      \r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n    <closer>\r\n      \r\n      \r\n      <dateline>\r\n        \r\n        <choice><abbr>Jan</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 20<sup>th</sup> 1781\r\n        \r\n      </dateline>\r\n      \r\n      \r\n    </closer>   \r\n    \r\n  </div>\r\n  \r\n</body>\r\n', 1077, 2, '2012-10-24 15:50:00', 56),
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About five weeks\r\n    <lb />ago he was seized with a <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> \r\n     attended with violent\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"31\">Diarrhea</symptom> and a severe pain in the <bodypart n=\"73\">right side</bodypart> but lower\r\n    <lb />than the seat of his former pain. He has been ill for\r\n      \r\n  <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />some days before I saw him, and then he seemed very\r\n    <lb />much exhausted from the violence of <symptom n=\"31\">diarrhea</symptom>.\r\n     He\r\n    <lb />complained much of the pain in his <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart>,\r\n     had much\r\n    <lb />disorder in his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp;\r\n      <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>, <symptom n=\"92\">borborygmus</symptom> &amp; \r\n    <lb />frequent <symptom n=\"29\">belchings</symptom>,\r\n     the <symptom n=\"15\">pulse very frequent</symptom> but\r\n    <lb />so sunk that I durst not <treatment n=\"1\">bleed</treatment> him. 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The pain\r\n    <lb />of his <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> having increased, I was again sent for\r\n    <lb />a few days ago, 8 or nine <treatment n=\"14\">leeches</treatment> were applied and\r\n    <lb />the pained parts were well <treatment n=\"21\">fomented</treatment>,\r\n     these seemed to\r\n    <lb />relieve him but last night the pain returning\r\n    <lb />with somewhat <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty in breathing</symptom>,\r\n      his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse \r\n    <lb />from about 100, rose to 130</symptom> in the space of a few hours\r\n      \r\n<pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />this he had observed had happened for the two\r\n    <lb />preceeding evenings. He <treatment n=\"1\">lost about 4 or 5 ounces\r\n    <lb />of blood</treatment> from the <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart>.\r\n      This morning I found\r\n    <lb />his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse 90</symptom>, he had slept pretty well thro\' the\r\n     <lb />night and he thought the pain of his <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> somewhat\r\n    <lb />easier. The <treatment n=\"1\">blood taken</treatment> the preceeding evening I\r\n    <lb />found very much <symptom n=\"62\">inflamed</symptom> and as\r\n      the <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> could\r\n    <lb />bear <unclear >it I</unclear> therefore <treatment n=\"1\">took \r\n      away about four oun<supplied>ces</supplied>\r\n    <lb />more</treatment>, <unclear>enjoining</unclear> him to abstain from anim<supplied>al</supplied>\r\n    <lb />food and fermented liquours, his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> is keept open\r\n    <lb />by <ingredient n=\"8\">Crem. Tart.</ingredient> he is to have \r\n      a <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> applied to\r\n    <lb />the <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> this evening and \r\n     he uses what <ingredient n=\"91\">Nitre</ingredient> \r\n<lb />his\r\n      <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> can bear. I shall repeat\r\n      the <treatment n=\"1\">bleedÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ing</treatment> but in the same cautious way if I find the\r\n    <lb />pain and frequency of <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> continued, in a few \r\n    <lb />days,\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n <closer>\r\n    \r\n    <salute>\r\n       \r\n  I am Sir your most <choice><abbr>Ob<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> servant\r\n    \r\n   </salute>\r\n     \r\n  <signed>John Walker</signed>\r\n     \r\n     \r\n </closer>\r\n  </div>\r\n  <div>\r\n   \r\n   <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n   <p>\r\n    \r\n   <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n   <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n   </p>\r\n   \r\n   <handShift />\r\n    \r\n    <annot>\r\n       \r\n   <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Walker\r\n   <lb /><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Thomson\r\n   <lb />May 8. 1700\r\n   <lb />V. XI p. 8.\r\n   <lb />No 1\r\n   \r\n       \r\n    </annot>\r\n\r\n  </div>\r\n  \r\n</body>\r\n', 1846, 2, '2012-11-14 15:46:08', 105),
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His <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> in the\r\n      morning before he\r\n    <lb/>gets out of bed is about 100. Thro\' the day some\r\n      \r\n   <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n      \r\n    <lb/>what more frequent, but at bedtimes it has not\r\n    <lb/>been less than 120 for some weeks, till last night\r\n    <lb/>when it was down to 108. This morning it\r\n    <lb/>was 104 in bed; he had taken <ingredient n=\"62\">salts</ingredient> before I saw\r\n    <lb/>him <choice><abbr>w<sup>c.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> \r\n      no doubt increased the frequency.\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n   \r\n    <lb/>He has strickly observed the diet he was enjoined\r\n    <lb/>till of late I have been obliged to relax a little\r\n    <lb/>and allow him a little young meat to dinner\r\n    <lb/>as the other produced <symptom n=\"7\">indigestion</symptom> &amp; \r\n      <symptom n=\"7\">flatulency</symptom>\r\n    <lb/>that were extremely distressing.\r\n     \r\n   \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n   \r\n    <lb/>I have given up the <treatment n=\"1\">small bleedings</treatment> for these\r\n    <lb/>eight days past, having observed little effect in their\r\n    <lb/>diminishing either the pain or <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>; \r\n      and the <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>\r\n    <lb/>as sizy as ever, to appearance. In place of <treatment n=\"1\">bloodÂ¬\r\n    \r\n    <lb/>letting</treatment> I have ordered him as much of the <action n=\"24\">Purging</action> \r\n    <lb/><ingredient n=\"278\">neutral Salts</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"40\">Sal. Cathart Amor</ingredient> as to move him\r\n   \r\n  <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n     \r\n    <lb/>three or four times every other day, This plan\r\n    <lb/>I think not so reducing as the frequent <treatment n=\"1\">loss of \r\n    <lb/>blood</treatment> and  I believe I have seen good effects from <action n=\"24\">PurgÂ¬\r\n    <lb/>ing</action> in similar cases, but in the continuance of\r\n    <lb/>this I shall be happy to have your approbation\r\n    <lb/>with the utmost respect,\r\n     \r\n   </p>\r\n\r\n <closer>\r\n    \r\n    <salute>Sir your most <choice><abbr>Obe<sup>t</sup> Se<unclear>r<sup>t.</sup></unclear></abbr><expan>Obedient Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n     \r\n  <signed>John Walker</signed>\r\n     \r\n     <dateline>Kirkudbright 22<sup>nd May 1780</sup></dateline>\r\n     \r\n     \r\n </closer>  \r\n  \r\n  </div>\r\n    \r\n  <div>\r\n    \r\n  <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n  <p>\r\n  <lb/>D<sup>r</sup> Cullen\r\n  <lb/>Edin<sup>r</sup>\r\n  </p>\r\n    <handShift/>\r\n  \r\n  <annot>\r\n  \r\n    <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Walker\r\n    <lb/><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r.</sup> Thomson\r\n    <lb/>V.XI, p. 14 â€“\r\n    <lb/>May 1780\r\n    <lb/>N<sup>o</sup> 2\r\n    \r\n  </annot>\r\n    \r\n  </div>\r\n  \r\n</body>\r\n', 1855, 11, '2014-10-06 19:46:57', 74),
(330, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c952\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:952] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Earl Dunbar Douglas (Hamilton) (Lord Selkirk, 4th Earl of Selkirk) / Regarding: Lord Basil William Douglas (Lord Daer) (Patient) / 17 April 1780 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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There is no advising\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"above\">with certainty</add>upon such ailments but from the circumstances of the day.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Repeated small <treatment n=\"1\">bleedings</treatment> are commonly useful but are\r\n            <lb />not to be urged further than the Symptoms seem to require\r\n            <lb />A milk &amp; vegetable diet is surely both safe &amp; proper in\r\n            <lb />any case as will be <add place=\"above\">a</add> principal remedy. Fresh air &amp; gentle\r\n            <lb />exercise are also principal remedies but are not to be pushed\r\n            <lb />in case of much <symptom n=\"34\">fever</symptom> or very bad weather: but I think\r\n            <lb />there is no danger in transporting him 90 miles under\r\n            <lb />your <choice><abbr>L<sup>d</sup>Ship\'s</abbr><expan>Lordship\'s</expan></choice> care. With regard to Bristol or Scotland\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n                \r\n            <lb />I think it too soon to determine &amp; I hope the first will be\r\n            <lb />superfluous &amp; the latter in due time admissable.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When the season advances if he does not get better, I advise\r\n            <lb />a journey of some length. All smaller matters I must\r\n            <lb />leave to Dr Fordyce\'s good judgement. The <ingredient n=\"83\">James\'s powder</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />will be very safe &amp; proper.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Nothing decisive can I say with regard to cold bathing at\r\n            <lb />present. It is an excellent means of enabling the body to\r\n            <lb />resist the operation of Cold but in any suspicion of the\r\n            <lb />least ailment of the <bodypart n=\"42\">heart</bodypart> I hold it very dangerous &amp; in\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Ld</abbr><expan>Lord</expan></choice> Daer\'s case the propriety of using it must depend upon\r\n            <lb />his more or less compleat recovery from his present ailments.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            \r\n       <dateline><choice><abbr>Edinb<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>April. 17. 1780</dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n\r\n</body>\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n', 952, 2, '2012-10-16 20:48:03', 70),
(331, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1805\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1805] From:  William Lawson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Miss Jeany Dabriel (Dabial) (Patient) / 17 January 1780 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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And a Young Woman\r\n     <lb />a relation of hers having Called upon you on\r\n     <lb />Friday Last, told me you desired I should write\r\n     <lb />you Concerning her Case which I now shall Attempt\r\n     <lb />to do; in Compliance to Your Request, without\r\n     <lb />making any Apology for troubling you at present\r\n     <lb />as I hope her Consulting you formerly will plead\r\n     <lb />my Excuse. For brevity\'s Sake I shall Likewise\r\n     <lb />Pass over any Relation of her Case prior to your\r\n     <lb />being Consulted, as the particulars thereof to that\r\n     <lb />period I make no doubt will Still be Recent\r\n     <lb />on your Memory. She has punctually observed your\r\n     <lb />advice as to Regimen and Medicine; \r\n         the <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> you\r\n     <lb />Ordered on her <bodypart n=\"73\">Right Side</bodypart> is doing as well as can\r\n     <lb />be Wished for. It matters a great deal, much the same\r\n     <lb />as to Colour and Consistence of what She <symptom n=\"34\">Spits</symptom>\r\n         <lb />Since the <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> \r\n         has been tryed, her Expectoration is\r\n     <lb />not so Copious, and pretty Loose, but rather viscid,\r\n     <lb />which by the Continuance of the <symptom n=\"4\">Coughing</symptom>\r\n     in getting it\r\n     <lb />up, Exhausts her Strength and Spirits. She would be\r\n         \r\n  <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n         \r\n     <lb />very happy if you can prescribe any thing that\r\n     <lb />will tend to <action n=\"6\">Attenuate</action> the Viscidity of what\r\n     <lb />she <symptom n=\"34\">Spits</symptom>. She has at present no fixed pains in\r\n     <lb />Either side of her <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> but frequently troubled\r\n     <lb />with <symptom n=\"7\">flatulent</symptom> pains \r\n         in her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>\r\n     <lb />The most of her Diet Consists of the <ingredient n=\"88\">Woman\'s</ingredient> and \r\n     <lb />Asses\'s milk with twice a day or so a Glass of\r\n     <lb />the Latest found out\r\n         <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"7\">Moffat Spaw Water</ingredient>. The\r\n     <lb />Severity of the Weather Last week has obliged her\r\n     <lb />to Refrain going out in the Chaise which before\r\n     <lb />was her Daily Exercise: the <condition n=\"10\">Hectic fever</condition>\r\n     is more\r\n     <lb />augmented since you saw her but now Seldom any\r\n     <lb />Colliquatious Stools in the Mornings and never any\r\n     <lb /><symptom n=\"31\">DiarrhÅ“a</symptom> worth Mentioning but\r\n          Rather <symptom n=\"24\">Costive</symptom>\r\n     <lb />till these some days past. She has been troubled\r\n     <lb />with <symptom n=\"31\">frequent motions to Stool</symptom> tho rather a \r\n         ,<condition n=\"61\">Tenesmus</condition>\r\n     <lb />than any real Evacuation: Her body is much <symptom n=\"26\">Emaciated</symptom>\r\n     <lb />and <symptom n=\"8\">Appetite very weak</symptom>, disliking Every kind of food\r\n     <lb />Excepting her Milk: \r\n         For the <symptom n=\"7\">flatusis</symptom> in her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n         <lb />and <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> she got Every 2<sup>d</sup> or 3<sup>d</sup>, \r\n         an <action n=\"3\">Emollient</action>\r\n     <lb /><treatment n=\"6\">Clyster</treatment> which however has been Omitted \r\n         since the <condition n=\"61\">Tenesmus</condition>\r\n     <lb />has come on for which I ordered a Little <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> to good\r\n     <lb />Effect: She has been now and then taking a Spoonfull or \r\n     <lb />two twice a day of two parts Tinct. Stomachic and one part \r\n     <lb />Water, which agrees very well with her but as her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n\r\n <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n         \r\n         <lb />is so Exceedingly <symptom n=\"23\">Weak</symptom> she would take it kind\r\n         <lb />if you would prescribe any thing if possible to\r\n         <lb />Strengthen it: As the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>  troubles her most        \r\n         <lb />in the Night. She has for about Eight or Ten days\r\n         <lb />past, got a Draught with a Little <ingredient n=\"483\">Oxymels Scillitic</ingredient>\r\n         <lb />&amp; <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudi Lig:</ingredient> <choice><abbr>gtts XX</abbr><expan>20 drops</expan></choice>\r\n         , Every night at bedtime which\r\n         <lb />Keeps her <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> Easy and makes her Rest. The only \r\n         <lb />disconvenience I observe from it is that sometimes it\r\n         <lb />Affects her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> so, (especially when Awaking out of a\r\n         <lb />Slumber) as if she had a <symptom n=\"33\">Delerium</symptom>: To prevent which \r\n         <lb />if you think the use of an <action n=\"1\">Anodyne</action> necessary to be\r\n         <lb />Continued. With Submission to your Superior Judgement\r\n         <lb />I think it would be advisable to use it by\r\n         <lb /><treatment n=\"8\">Injection</treatment> rather than the Haustus, However I\r\n         <lb />Leave that to your Determination; Having Related\r\n         <lb />Every Circumstance of her Case so far as at present\r\n         <lb />Occurs to me. I hope you will readily forgive my\r\n         <lb />Incorrectness and if I have Omitted any thing I\r\n         <lb />should have mentioned, begs Will take <unclear>it Sund</unclear> \r\n         <lb />if you put me in Mind thereof: I hope you\r\n         <lb />will favour me with as Return of your Opinion\r\n         <lb />and what prescriptions you think necessary by\r\n         <lb />the bearer hereof and by so doing will very much\r\n         <lb />Oblidge ----------\r\n         </p>\r\n         <closer>\r\n             <salute><lb /><choice><abbr>Dr</abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice>\r\n             Doctor\r\n             <lb />your Most \r\n                 <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t</sup> &amp; Humble Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient &amp; Humble Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n             <signed>\r\n                 William Lawson   \r\n             </signed>\r\n\r\n         </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n    \r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n             <lb />To  \r\n             <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n             <lb />Professor â€“â€“ Practice of Medicine \r\n             <lb />In the University of\r\n             <lb /><u>Edinburgh</u>\r\n        </p>\r\n\r\n    \r\n   <handShift />  \r\n    <annot>\r\n         <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Lawson\r\n         <lb />Miss Dabyiel -\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1780\r\n    \r\n    \r\n    </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n    \r\n    \r\n    \r\n    \r\n    \r\n    \r\n    \r\n    \r\n    \r\n    \r\n    \r\n    \r\n    \r\n    \r\n', 1805, 11, '2014-10-07 21:22:24', 81);
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as he had not been acÂ¬\r\n    <lb />customed to it and his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> was subject\r\n    <lb />to <symptom n=\"7\">Windiness</symptom> he was afraid he would not\r\n    <lb />agree with it; but he has been disappointed\r\n    <lb />and finds it attended with no inconvenience -\r\n \r\n  </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n        \r\n    <lb />His Pains are still <add place=\"above\">too</add> troublesome and\r\n    <lb />he continues to be unable to ly upon his\r\n    <lb />left side - he is likewise frequently distressed\r\n    <lb />with a <symptom n=\"67\">Throbbing</symptom> in his \r\n        <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> - and once\r\n    <lb />almost every night, in the interval of\r\n    <lb />his sleep, is under a necessity of sitting\r\n    <lb />up and getting well <ingredient n=\"39\">rubbed</ingredient> - nevertheless\r\n    <lb />all his Complaints are considerably lessened\r\n    <lb /> - his Pains are not so severe nor constant\r\n    <lb />and he gets more comfortable rest and\r\n        \r\n <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        \r\n    <lb />much more sleep than formerly and commonÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ly he awakes refreshed from it --- the \r\n    <lb />Chief Seat of his Pains is exactly \r\n     <choice><abbr>oppt.</abbr><expan>opposite</expan></choice> the\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"45\">kidney</bodypart> upon the right side and \r\n     <add place=\"above\">the</add> <condition n=\"15\">RheumaÂ¬\r\n<lb />tic</condition> inflammation\r\n     affecting the <bodypart n=\"45\">kidney</bodypart> \r\n    <lb />accounts as I imagine, for a symptom\r\n    <lb />he desires me to take particular notice of\r\n    <lb />to you viz: that when the pains are most\r\n    <lb />uneasy he makes most urine â€“â€“ from\r\n    <lb />this they extend themselves upwards and\r\n    <lb />foreward upon the <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>, but without having\r\n    <lb />ocassioned any <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> \r\n     or <symptom n=\"12\">uneasiness in breathing</symptom>\r\n    <lb />and sometimes downwards upon the\r\n    <lb />lower part of the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> following the Cour<supplied>se</supplied>\r\n    <lb />of the <bodypart n=\"77\">Spermatic Vessels and affecting\r\n    <lb />both Chords</bodypart> with uneasiness -- but this\r\n    <lb />last symptom has always been soon relieved\r\n    <lb />by warm dry <del>Clothes</del> Cloths -- these pains\r\n    <lb />often shift from <add place=\"above\">the</add> one place to the other       \r\n    <lb />and from sometimes going off they end in <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom>\r\n    <lb /> - but <del>when</del> in all the attacks of Pain\r\n    <lb />or <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom> his \r\n    <symptom n=\"15\">pulse never fails to\r\n    <lb />become strong, irregular and throbbing</symptom>\r\n        \r\n <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        \r\n     <lb />accompanied too with the <symptom n=\"67\">throbbing</symptom> at his\r\n     <lb /><bodypart n=\"42\">heart</bodypart> which is very distressing to him -\r\n     <lb />whereas when free from Pain or <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom>, \r\n     <lb />which he now frequently is, his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse is \r\n     <lb />always soft, regular and Weak</symptom> - but it\r\n     <lb />is very seldom quick for I have only obseÂ¬\r\n     <lb />ved it four times above 80 or 84 in\r\n     <lb />the minute since he followed the present\r\n     <lb />Regimen â€“â€“ two of these times he was\r\n     <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">blooded</treatment> once to \r\n     <choice><abbr>â„¥xii</abbr><expan>12 ounces</expan></choice> \r\n     and the last time\r\n     <lb />which was a considerable time after to \r\n     <choice><abbr>â„¥viii</abbr><expan>8 ounces</expan></choice>\r\n     <lb />and both <treatment n=\"1\">bloodings</treatment> had an immediate effect\r\n     <lb />in Calming the <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> and relieving the Pains\r\n     <lb /><illegible w=\"1\"/> the other two times of the \r\n     <symptom n=\"15\">quick pulse</symptom>, the\r\n     <lb /><treatment n=\"1\"><supplied>bl</supplied>ooding</treatment> was omitted and he continued ve<supplied>ry</supplied>\r\n     <lb />uneasy for almost 6 hours when the pains attacked his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>\r\n     and ended in a gentle <symptom n=\"31\">looseÂ¬\r\n     <lb />ness</symptom> which likewise calmed his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> and\r\n     <lb />relieved him - 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Sentiments â€“â€“ In\r\n        <lb />doing which I shall studiously avoid all professional\r\n        <lb />parade; and give you a Simple narration of <u>facts</u>, in\r\n        <lb />the Gentleman\'s own words, as near as I possibly can\r\n        <lb />consistantly with accuracy &amp; precision, as being best\r\n        <lb />expression of his own fe<u>el</u>ings. â€“â€“ I am the rather\r\n        <lb />inclined to prefer this method; as I have found by \r\n        <lb />experience that, the complaints of the Patient have\r\n        <lb />sometimes differed esse<u>nt</u>ially from the Case Technically\r\n        <lb />stated.\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n        <lb/>M<sup>r.</sup> Furnese aged about sixty, of a sanguin\r\n        <lb/>Complexion and rather inclined to corpulency - Sedentary\r\n        <lb/>and inactive life; -- Temperate in eating and Drinking,\r\n        <lb/>and, unless some little \r\n        <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatic</condition> Complaints, he has, before\r\n        <lb/>this present illness, enjoyed a Series of good Health.\r\n        <lb/>About twelve months since he was attack\'d with an\r\n        \r\n   <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        \r\n        <lb/>obtuse pain in the inside of his <add place=\"above\">right</add>\r\n        <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart>, near the <bodypart n=\"13\">Elbow</bodypart>\r\n        <lb/>which became Stationary, attended with a <symptom n=\"66\">numbness</symptom>\r\n        <lb/>and <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> / his own words / which gradually inÂ¬\r\n        <lb/>creasing has rendered that <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart>, almost useless, so\r\n        <lb/>that it is with some difficulty he can write his name,\r\n        <lb/>upon which he apply\'d to a Judicious Apothecary in \r\n        <lb/>this place and put himself under his care for some\r\n        <lb/>Time â€“â€“â€“ In the latter end of last Summer, he began\r\n        <lb/>to complain of flying pains, from the <bodypart n=\"29\">Hipp</bodypart> downwards\r\n        <lb/>attended with the same sensation of <symptom n=\"66\">numbness</symptom> and \r\n        <lb/><symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom>, as that of his <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> \r\n        and on the same side, being \r\n        <lb/>greatly alarmed at this, as he found his walking\r\n        <lb/>much impeded, he was induc\'d to send for a Physician;\r\n        <lb/>accordingly I was call\'d in about two Months since,\r\n        <lb/>when I found him in the situation, I have already\r\n        <lb/>describ\'d â€“â€“â€“ Upon enquirring minutely into the \r\n        <add place=\"above\">nature of the</add> flying\r\n        <lb/>pains he complain\'d of, he told me they affected him just\r\n        <lb/>like the <symptom n=\"50\">Cramp</symptom>; 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\r\n        <lb/>but similar complaints attacking the \r\n        other <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart> lately\r\n        <lb/>has alarmed him and his Friends greatly -- I have\r\n        <lb/>lately tryd what <treatment n=\"3\">Electricty</treatment> would \r\n        <add place=\"above\">do</add> and accordingly he\r\n        <lb/>has submitted to the experiments fifteen times; which\r\n        <lb/>he thinks have done him much good; as \r\n        his <symptom n=\"57\">Spasms</symptom> are \r\n        <lb/>much better, &amp; the <symptom n=\"57\">Spasms</symptom> \r\n        not so frequent, nay a few days\r\n        <lb/>ago, he thought he could walk better than he has done for\r\n        <lb/>some Months past; catching Cold the other day he feels his\r\n        \r\n    <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        \r\n        <lb/><add place=\"above\">complaints</add> rather returned \r\n        â€“â€“â€“ nothwithstanding his appetite continues\r\n        <lb/>good, he still <symptom n=\"26\">loses flesh</symptom> - <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse steady\r\n       and regular</symptom>, Urine\r\n        <lb/>with a Latoritious Sediment, \r\n        <symptom n=\"68\">no Thirst</symptom> -- particular attention\r\n        <lb/>has been had to keep the <bodypart n=\"69\">intestinal tract</bodypart>\r\n        clear of bindings;\r\n        <lb/>but he cannot bear above i or 2 \r\n        Stools in the day; <ingredient n=\"101\">GumÂ¬\r\n        <lb />Guiac:</ingredient> was had recourse to for that purpose.\r\n   \r\n    </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n        \r\n        <lb />The Case is now before you, upon which, I shall trouble\r\n        <lb />you with no more animadversions of mine, but wait your\r\n        <lb />Sentiments, to which, all proper attention and deference\r\n        <lb />shall be paid - I cannot conclude this Letter, without\r\n        <lb />expressing the very particular satisfaction I feel in comÂ¬\r\n        <lb />mencing a Correspondence with so celebrated a PrÂ¬\r\n        <lb />fessor in the Healing Art as D<sup>r</sup> Cullen; and I shall esteem\r\n        <lb />it as one of the most fortunate circumstances of my Life;\r\n        <lb />if, in our future professional correspondence I should in\r\n        <lb />any degree merit his attention. I have the honor to\r\n        <lb />be with the most perfect Esteem\r\n        \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n            <closer>\r\n            \r\n                <salute>    \r\n        <lb />Sir\r\n        <lb />your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t.</sup> Ser<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            \r\n            </salute>\r\n                \r\n                <signed>A: Scott</signed>\r\n                \r\n               \r\n      <dateline>Sunderland â€“â€“ Durham\r\n      <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan:</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> \r\n                   31 â€“â€“ 80 â€“â€“ \r\n      </dateline>\r\n            \r\n            </closer>\r\n<postscript>\r\n<choice><abbr>nb.</abbr><expan>Please Note</expan></choice>\r\n          a Gentleman will wait\r\n                   <lb />upon D<sup>r</sup> Cullen <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a Fee</postscript>\r\n  </div>\r\n        \r\n</body>\r\n', 1813, 11, '2015-04-17 10:25:32', 137),
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I expect\r\n    <lb />to hear from you in Course, &amp; shall carrry your\r\n    <lb />Directions with me to the Castle.\r\n    \r\n    </p> \r\n    \r\n    <p>\r\n    \r\n    <lb />Her <choice><abbr>Ladp</abbr><expan>Ladyship</expan></choice> \r\n        has taken her medicines without\r\n    <lb />disgust, but as yet with little effect. I have\r\n    <lb />desired Mr H. to carry out an increased Dose   \r\n    <lb />of the pouder <choice><abbr>viz a gr. V</abbr><expan>that is at 5 grains</expan></choice>\r\n        of the \r\n        <ingredient n=\"35\">Iron</ingredient>, without\r\n    <lb />adding to the other <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> Ingredients.\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n <p>\r\n   \r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"84\">Magnesia</ingredient> &amp; \r\n     <treatment n=\"6\">glysters</treatment> have kept \r\n     the <bodypart n=\"70\">belly</bodypart> easy.\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n     \r\n     <lb />She still Sleeps as formerly; is <symptom n=\"55\">languid</symptom> in\r\n    <lb />the forenoon, eats tollerably &amp; is enlivened in\r\n    <lb />the Evening, when the <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse is under <u>100</u></symptom>\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>   \r\n    \r\n    <lb />Mr H. found it on Sunday <symptom n=\"15\">so low \r\n        as <u>90</u> <add place =\"above\">in the morning</add></symptom>.\r\n    <lb />This morning, when on the bed after breakfast\r\n        <lb />I found her <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse\r\n        to be <u>112</u> but not so languid,</symptom>\r\n        \r\n <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        \r\n    <lb />The <symptom n=\"15\">stroke</symptom> was more sharp than it used\r\n    <lb />to be; &amp; her right <bodypart n=\"63\">temple</bodypart> \r\n        was uneasy, tho she\r\n    <lb />did not complain of its beating: I desired\r\n    <lb />Mr H. therefore to be there in the Evening. \r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n    <lb />Yesterday she thought (at the same time of\r\n    <lb />taking her Medicine) she wou\'d be <symptom n=\"3\">sick</symptom>:\r\n    <lb />but it went off. Perhaps it may return\r\n    <lb />this day too, at Midday; in which event, I\r\n    <lb />have desired M<sup>rs</sup> Turner to give her <ingredient n=\"11\">CamoÂ¬\r\n    <lb />mil tea</ingredient> to bring it off. You will observe\r\n    <lb />that she has <symptom n=\"3\">Vomited</symptom> none since the \r\n    <lb />morning before your visit.\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n    <lb />The Urine seperates &amp; deposites such a copious\r\n    <lb />Sediment as you saw, once in two Days; in\r\n    <lb />the Evenings.\r\n        \r\n</p>\r\n <p> \r\n     \r\n    <lb />She has <symptom n=\"23\">gained nothing in point of strength</symptom>\r\n    <lb />she is unwilling to move from her Chair: but\r\n    <lb />I have desired that once in an hour she woud\r\n    <lb />move across the table. The Women beleive her\r\n     <lb />to be <symptom n=\"23\">weaker</symptom>: I do not think so:\r\n     They seem anxious\r\n     \r\n<pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n     \r\n    <lb />to have her out as she was hearty during\r\n     <lb />her last arising, tho\' she \r\n     fell <symptom n=\"3\">sick</symptom> after it. \r\n    <lb />Mr D. does not think her in any respect\r\n    <lb />worse - but on the whole rather better -\r\n     \r\n </p>\r\n  <p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />She played Whist last night &amp; afterwards\r\n    <lb />sup\'d pleasantly enough &amp; with some appetite.\r\n    \r\n  </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n       \r\n    <lb />I shall beg your attention how far you \r\n<lb />think <symptom n=\"3\">Vomiting</symptom>\r\n        may be encouraged or excited -\r\n    <lb />or checked â€“â€“ When the Motion\r\n    <lb />of the Coach may be proper, especially\r\n    <lb />if the frost goes off?\r\n        \r\n  </p>\r\n  <p>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n    <lb />I shall probably go to B. Castle on Thursday\r\n    <lb />after your Letter arrives &amp; shall write\r\n    <lb />you on Friday - \r\n      \r\n  </p>\r\n      \r\n      <closer>\r\n         <salute>till then I am\r\n            \r\n  <lb />your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t</sup> Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient Servant</expan></choice>\r\n             \r\n         </salute>\r\n          \r\n          <signed>A. Stevenson</signed>\r\n          \r\n      </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n    \r\n      <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n    <p>\r\n    <lb />To D<sup>r</sup> Cullen\r\n    <lb />Edinburgh\r\n    </p>\r\n    <handShift />\r\n    \r\n    <annot>\r\n          \r\n    <lb />Lady Lucy Douglass\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1780\r\n    <lb />X. p.\r\n        \r\n    </annot>\r\n        \r\n        </div>\r\n  \r\n</body>\r\n', 1814, 2, '2012-11-06 11:26:17', 135);
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After enjoying good\r\n    <lb />health there for twelve months he became\r\n        \r\n<pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        \r\n    <lb />affected with <symptom n=\"71\">great perturbations of <bodypart n=\"95\">mind</bodypart></symptom>,\r\n    <lb />which was occcasioned by what he deemed\r\n    <lb />an impropriety of behaviour after taking\r\n    <lb />the Sacrament. Various <symptom n=\"21\">Nervous</symptom> afflictions\r\n    <lb />and many symptoms of <condition n=\"44\">melancholia religiosa</condition>\r\n    <lb />followed which rendered him unfit for duty,\r\n    <lb />and at last terminated in what was called a\r\n    <lb /> <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> in the <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart>;\r\n        from this he gradually\r\n    <lb />recovered, and returned to his duty, but was\r\n    <lb />subject to frequent <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> of Enthusiasm.\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>  \r\n           \r\n    <lb />After this he continued several years in\r\n    <lb />tolerable health and spirits, but was again\r\n    <lb />attacked with different <symptom n=\"21\">Nervous</symptom> Symptoms\r\n    <lb />in 1762; he grew <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom>, after turned <symptom n=\"3\">sick</symptom> and\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"45\">faintish</symptom>, his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> \r\n        were at these times extremely\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"20\">cold</symptom>, and his <symptom n=\"71\">thoughts were disturbed</symptom>. After\r\n    <lb />enduring a Variety of distreses both in body\r\n    <lb />&amp; <bodypart n=\"95\">mind</bodypart>, a consultation of the physicians\r\n    <lb />&amp; surgeons of the Garrison was requested\r\n    <lb />and held; They imputed his disorder to the\r\n    <lb />climate, and recommended an immediate\r\n    <lb />change to a cold one, one of the Gentlemen\r\n        \r\n <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        \r\n    <lb />declaring that if he remained there three months\r\n    <lb />longer he would either <condition n=\"29\">lose his senses</condition>, or\r\n    <lb />his life, if not both. A <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> \r\n        for the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />and <condition n=\"21\">nervous</condition> <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> pills were prescribed\r\n    <lb />and from these he experienced considerable\r\n    <lb />relief.\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>   \r\n        \r\n    <lb />He now obtained leave to return to England,\r\n    <lb />where he arrived in <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice>\r\n     1763, and from thence\r\n    <lb />he came to Montrose soon after.\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>  \r\n          \r\n    <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Guise\'s health was soon reestablished\r\n    <lb />in Scotland, and nothing of consequence I am\r\n    <lb />informed, happened for several years, except\r\n    <lb />a <symptom n=\"43\">sore</symptom> in his <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart>\r\n    which proceeded from a slight \r\n    <lb />external injury neglected; it was said to deÂ¬\r\n    <lb />generate into a <symptom n=\"32\">scorbutic</symptom> <condition n=\"32\">ulcer</condition>.\r\n        It was of\r\n    <lb />tedious cure, but at last healed up, &amp; chiefly\r\n    <lb />as he thought, by the internal use of the <ingredient n=\"34\">Sulphur</ingredient>\r\n    <lb />&amp; <ingredient n=\"8\">cream of Tartar</ingredient>. M<sup>rs.</sup> Guise tells me that \r\n    <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Guise was always supposed to be of a \r\n    <lb /> <condition n=\"41\">Scorbutic</condition> habit of body, and that he long had\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"30\">eruptions</symptom> of that kind, particularly on his\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>, which totally disappeared when he\r\n    <lb />laboured under his <condition n=\"21\">nervous disorder</condition>. Since\r\n    <lb />his residence in this place his chief amusements\r\n        \r\n <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        \r\n    <lb />&amp; employment have been walking, fishing &amp;\r\n    <lb />Gardening. He has always had a good appetite,\r\n    <lb />been accustomed to a full animal diet, and now\r\n    <lb />and then indulged in a chearful glass. - When\r\n    <lb />I first attended him in 1773 he complained of a\r\n    <lb />pain &amp; <symptom n=\"73\">noise</symptom> in his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> with \r\n        <symptom n=\"22\">giddiness</symptom>, <symptom n=\"56\">uneasiness</symptom>\r\n    <lb />at <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; <symptom n=\"48\">heartburn</symptom>\r\n    with <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>. For\r\n    <lb />these he took a <treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment>, a <action n=\"24\">purgative</action>\r\n        <ingredient n=\"22\">Volatile \r\n    <lb />Valerian drops</ingredient> &amp; \r\n        <ingredient n=\"84\">Magnesia</ingredient>. --  In 1774, beÂ¬\r\n    <lb />sides the above complaints, he had, two or three\r\n    <lb />violent attacks of <condition n=\"36\">spasmodic</condition> \r\n        <symptom n=\"60\">Colic</symptom>, which yeilded\r\n    <lb />to the usual remedies in such cases. In one\r\n    <lb />of these, after the violence of the <condition n=\"60\">Colic</condition> was abated, \r\n    <lb /> a pain of the side, &amp; some <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom> symptoms, I\r\n    <lb />thought indicated <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment>, but which I did not\r\n    <lb />venture to perform till I had the advice of a very\r\n    <lb />old physician - it relieved him much.\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>    \r\n        \r\n    <lb />After this I desired him to be more careful\r\n    <lb />respecting his diet - to abstain from all flatulent\r\n    <lb />food, cold fruits, acids &amp; malt liquor, and to use\r\n    <lb />spirits &amp; water instead of other strong drinks,\r\n    <lb />unless at times a glass of strong wine. This\r\n    <lb />he observed pretty carefully; the Spirits &amp; \r\n    <lb />Water he liked very well, used freely, and \r\n        \r\n<pb n=\"5\"/>\r\n        \r\n    <lb />sometimes before dinner, but as usual\r\n    <lb />the same proportion of spirits did not give\r\n    <lb />the same stimulus of strength when habituated\r\n    <lb />to it, he therefore drank it stronger &amp; stronger.\r\n    \r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>     \r\n        \r\n    <lb />In the years 1775, 1776-77 &amp; 78, he was\r\n    <lb />much in the same way, not often seized with\r\n    <lb />the <condition n=\"60\">Colic</condition>, but frequently  ailing. In the beginÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ning of last year, the <symptom n=\"1\">Head-ach</symptom>, \r\n        <symptom n=\"22\">giddiness</symptom> &amp;\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"73\">noise</symptom> in his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> became much worse; he\r\n    <lb />was often in danger of falling from the <symptom n=\"22\">gidÂ¬\r\n            <lb />diness</symptom>, particularly after stooping; which\r\n    <lb />was often the case in his Garden. About this\r\n    <lb />time I was afraid of an <condition n=\"26\">Apoplexy</condition> seizing\r\n    <lb />him. He complained of pains in different\r\n    <lb />parts of his body, besides his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, particuÂ¬\r\n    <lb />larly the <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>; his <bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart>\r\n    were at times\r\n    <lb />slightly <symptom n=\"62\">inflamed</symptom>, he <symptom n=\"17\">slept ill and had \r\n    <lb />disagreeable dreams</symptom>, lost all relish for his\r\n    <lb />Garden, and his usual amusements in his\r\n    <lb />own house. He became uneasy in his mind\r\n    <lb />and <condition n=\"44\">religious thoughts frequently disturbed</condition>\r\n    <lb />him. Various nethods of amusing him were\r\n        \r\n    <pb n=\"6\"/>   \r\n        \r\n    <lb />tried, he now and then rode out in a chaise, turned\r\n    <lb />fond of Billiards, which as a diversion did very\r\n    <lb />well for some time, but he found his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> much\r\n    <lb />affected by going round the table, &amp; leaning over\r\n    <lb />it, and he was at last obliged to give them up. <symptom n=\"21\">NerÂ¬\r\n    <lb />vous</symptom> medicines as they are called, were given and\r\n    <lb /><action n=\"21\">Laxatives</action>. The Symptoms increasing I <treatment n=\"1\">took\r\n    <lb />away some blood</treatment> \r\n        from the <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart>, gave him <action n=\"24\">purgatives</action>\r\n    <lb />and recommended a spare diet.\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>  \r\n        \r\n    <lb />In the month of June he turned much worse,\r\n    <lb />and <symptom n=\"17\">was particularly uneasy in the night, he slept\r\n    <lb />little and was affraid to shut his eyes;</symptom> when he\r\n    <lb />attempted to do so, he imagined that fire like flashes\r\n    <lb />of lightening darted from his eyes; he was in \r\n    <lb />considerable uneasiness of mind from <condition n=\"44\">melancholy\r\n    <lb />religious thoughts</condition> â€“â€“ One day about this time\r\n    <lb />he rode out on horse back, the first time for\r\n    <lb />many years, about six miles from town and\r\n    <lb />returned in the evening. In going out his\r\n    <lb />spirits were much elevated, but when he came\r\n    <lb />home, he found himself exceedingly fatigued\r\n    <lb />&amp; had <symptom n=\"17\">a worse night</symptom> than he had yet experienced.\r\n    <lb />Another Gentleman was now called in, who\r\n        \r\n<pb n=\"7\"/>\r\n        \r\n    <lb />was intimately acquainted with M<sup>r</sup> Guise, &amp;\r\n    <lb />who, tho he did not formally attend him, knew\r\n    <lb />all his complaints, and often saw him. - We\r\n    <lb />applied several large <treatment n=\"14\">leeches</treatment> to \r\n        the <bodypart n=\"63\">temples</bodypart>, and\r\n    <lb />his hair was cut out, the <treatment n=\"48\">head shaved</treatment>, and a\r\n    <lb />small <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> applied to it, which was afterÂ¬\r\n    <lb />wards kept open by <treatment n=\"11\">issue</treatment> ointments. In a\r\n    <lb />few days a <treatment n=\"5\">Seton</treatment> was inserted in the \r\n        <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart>,\r\n    <lb />he took some doses of <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor</ingredient>, \r\n        and <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient>\r\n    <lb />and his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> was kept open. There was a\r\n    <lb />moderate discharge from the <treatment n=\"5\">Seton</treatment>, but it \r\n    <lb />was extremely painful to him; in a short time\r\n    <lb />after his <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> swelled, and at last came to\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"42\">suppuration</symptom> in the neghbourhood of the\r\n    <lb /><treatment n=\"5\">Seton</treatment>; the latter lay deep, &amp; was let out July\r\n    <lb />23<sup>d</sup> by the Scalpel; it was very offensive, the\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> afterwards was never laudable, as\r\n    <lb />it is called, but had the appearance of serum\r\n    <lb />mixed with glue, with oily particles swimming\r\n    <lb />on the surface. It continued <symptom n=\"46\">to run</symptom> for several\r\n    <lb />weeks in considerable quantity, an Ounce or\r\n    <lb />two sometimes in 24 hours, which <symptom n=\"23\">weakened</symptom>\r\n    <lb />him much. On this account, and as M<sup>r</sup> Guise\r\n    <lb />was considerably better the <treatment n=\"5\">Seton</treatment> was gradually\r\n\r\n<pb n=\"8\"/>\r\n        \r\n    <lb />withdrawn, and allowed to heal. While both\r\n    <lb />places were upon the right <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart> became very painÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ful, and greatly <bodypart n=\"63\">swelled</bodypart>, but it had not an\r\n    <lb /><condition n=\"27\">Anasarcous</condition> appearance. At this time \r\n    <lb />three doses of <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> were taken daily. In a \r\n    <lb />few weeks he mended considerably, and\r\n    <lb />then went to the country where he staid about\r\n    <lb />6 Weeks. He had now a very good appetite,\r\n    <lb />slept well, was in good spirits, &amp; took a good\r\n    <lb />deal of exercise; he now &amp; then indeed comÂ¬\r\n    <lb />plained of the <symptom n=\"73\">noise</symptom> in \r\n        his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, but he has\r\n    <lb />constantly had more or less of that ever since\r\n    <lb />he was first taken ill at Gibralter.\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n    <lb />Towards the end of October his conÂ¬\r\n    <lb />plaints gained ground again, he got a <action n=\"24\">purgative</action>,\r\n    <lb />a box of <ingredient n=\"5\">Asafoetida</ingredient> \r\n        &amp; <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient> pills, &amp; <symptom n=\"21\">nervous</symptom>\r\n    <lb />Drops, a spare diet was again enjoined - the\r\n    <lb />pains in his left <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>, and in different\r\n    <lb />parts of his body were very troublesome;\r\n    <lb />he complained likeways of pains &amp; <symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom>\r\n    <lb />in his <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>, and <symptom n=\"44\">uneasy religious thoughts\r\n    <lb />disturbed him much,</symptom> &amp; as before these and\r\n        \r\n<pb n=\"9\"/>\r\n    \r\n\r\n    <lb />all his complaints were worst in the \r\n    <lb />night. He could not amuse himself, nor \r\n    <lb />be amused: he was affraid to look into a \r\n    <lb />book, the letters of which he could scarcely\r\n    <lb />distinguish from each other, and was conÂ¬\r\n    <lb />stantly absorbed in thought, his numerous\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"71\">distempered Ideas</symptom> always respecting\r\n    <lb />himself, his disease, &amp; his salvation -\r\n    <lb />Every thing turning worse, and his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse\r\n    <lb />being very full</symptom>, some <treatment n=\"1\">blood was taken</treatment> from\r\n    <lb />him on 3<sup>d</sup> <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice>\r\n&amp; his <action n=\"24\">purgative</action> \r\n        <ingredient n=\"13\"><choice><abbr>Elect<sup>y</sup>.</abbr><expan>Electuary</expan></choice></ingredient>\r\n    <lb />again ordered. On the 6<sup>th</sup> a large <treatment n=\"4\">blistering plaster</treatment>\r\n    <lb />was applied between the <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart>,\r\n    <lb />he would not consent to its being put upon\r\n    <lb />the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> least it should occasion the\r\n    <lb />swelling &amp; knots in his <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> again. The\r\n    <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> <symptom n=\"46\">discharged freely</symptom> - he turned at\r\n    <lb />this time perfectly <symptom n=\"33\">delerious</symptom>; <symptom n=\"17\">slept none\r\n    <lb />for two or three nights,</symptom> and seemed to have\r\n    <lb />a degree of <symptom n=\"34\">fever</symptom>, his\r\n        <symptom n=\"15\">pulse being about 90</symptom>\r\n    <lb />at times except at this time his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse\r\n    <lb />never was above 80, generally about 70,\r\n    <lb />but always full, &amp; very often strong</symptom>. It was\r\n        \r\n<pb n=\"10\"/>\r\n        \r\n    <lb />found necessary to have two or three men\r\n    <lb />always beside him, and it was often with\r\n    <lb />difficulty that they could keep him in the bed,\r\n    <lb />or in the room. It would be needless to menÂ¬\r\n    <lb />tion the symptoms of a <symptom n=\"71\">disturbed imaginaÂ¬\r\n    <lb />tion</symptom> that now appeared; besides fancying\r\n    <lb />that hideous faces were constantly staring\r\n    <lb />at him, and spirits wanting to lay hold\r\n    <lb />of him, the least scratch upon the curtains\r\n    <lb />of the bed, or motion of them made him\r\n    <lb />startle &amp; often spring out of bed with\r\n    <lb />amazing agility; he was sometimes in\r\n    <lb />terror at the sight of food, &amp; when he\r\n    <lb />ventured to take it, it was voraciously\r\n    <lb />and suddenly as if in haste to get it out\r\n    <lb />of his sight - he took but little, &amp; seldom\r\n    <lb />required a drink.\r\n           \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n    <lb />It was with difficulty that any thing\r\n    <lb />could be done to him, however <treatment n=\"8\">Injections</treatment>\r\n    <lb />were occasionally administered - On the \r\n    <lb />11<sup>th</sup> he was <treatment n=\"1\">bled</treatment> again, and had a \r\n <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient> \r\n        <lb />Bolus at night. On the 17th we\r\n  \r\n  <pb n=\"11\"/>\r\n        \r\n    <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">took away about 14 <choice><abbr>oz.</abbr><expan>ounces</expan></choice> of\r\n        blood</treatment>; this\r\n    <lb />evidently calmed him, and he has never\r\n    <lb />since been furious. After this he gradually\r\n    <lb />mended. On the 26th his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse was more\r\n    <lb />full</symptom>, and his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> more affected. <treatment n=\"1\">8 ounces\r\n    <lb />of blood were taken away.</treatment> Recourse was\r\n    <lb />had to this, as being the only thing with\r\n    <lb />Abstinence that seemed to do him good.\r\n    <lb />He was now perfectly sensible, his appetite\r\n    <lb />returned, but all animal food was forbid,\r\n    <lb />and things of light nourishment and\r\n    <lb />easy digestion recommended, and a total\r\n    <lb />abstinenece from strong liquours of every\r\n    <lb />kind, for some time.\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 10<sup>th</sup>\r\n        1780 he felt himself worse\r\n    <lb />could not amuse himself, complained of\r\n    <lb />his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; as before, \r\n        his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse as usual\r\n    <lb />full</symptom> - <treatment n=\"1\">I took from the <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart> 8 \r\n            <choice><abbr>oz.</abbr><expan>ounces</expan></choice> \r\n            <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart></treatment>.\r\n    <lb />His <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> all this time was kept open\r\n    <lb />by the <ingredient n=\"13\">Electuary</ingredient>.\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> \r\n        19<sup>th</sup> His daughter a married Lady\r\n       \r\n  <pb n=\"12\"/>\r\n    \r\n    <lb />called on me &amp; desired I would go &amp;\r\n    <lb />see her father; that a litte before he had\r\n    <lb />almost frightened her out of her wits, by his\r\n    <lb />screaming out violently all of a sudden\r\n    <lb />then running behind the bed, &amp; attempting\r\n    <lb />to hide himself in a corner. I had now such\r\n    <lb />an idea of his distress, and the method of\r\n    <lb />cure that I could not help exclaiming\r\n    <lb />\"Madam, this is terrible, we cannot\r\n    <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">bleed</treatment> him to death\" - however when I\r\n    <lb />saw the condition he was in, and felt the\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">strength and fulness of his pulse</symptom>, I thought\r\n    <lb />it absolutely necessary to <treatment n=\"1\">take away a conÂ¬\r\n    <lb />siderable quantity of blood about 12 or 14\r\n    <lb />Ounces</treatment>. After putting him to bed I sat down\r\n    <lb />beside him, and observed that the <symptom n=\"15\">pulse\r\n    <lb />instead of being weaker, rose considerably\r\n    <lb />in strength;</symptom> dreading therefore that he\r\n    <lb />would become furious again, I untied the\r\n    <lb />ligature, and designed <treatment n=\"1\">to take a cupful\r\n    <lb />more of blood away</treatment>; I got only an ounce\r\n    <lb />or little more for two or three days. After\r\n        \r\n<pb n=\"13\"/>\r\n        \r\n    <lb />this he was in considerable distress, talked\r\n    <lb />much to himself, but was easily managed.\r\n    <lb />In the night he got several sleeps, but often\r\n    <lb />shriek\'d out, and sat up in the bed, but\r\n    <lb />did not offer to come out of it. He was\r\n    <lb />also able to lye with his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> pretty\r\n    <lb />low, which was not the case in the\r\n    <lb />former violent attack.\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>    \r\n        \r\n    <lb />On the 26<sup>th</sup> a <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> was put upon the\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, &amp; it is now open - for some days past\r\n    <lb />he has been easier &amp; sensible, only he\r\n    <lb />complains of <symptom n=\"58\">Vertigo</symptom> &amp; the <symptom n=\"74\">loss of his\r\n    <lb />memory</symptom> - that he cannot distinctly\r\n    <lb />recollect any house or place with which\r\n    <lb />he was formerly acquainted - that every\r\n    <lb />thing appears darkened, &amp; his <bodypart n=\"95\">Mind</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />dark â€“â€“ Besides what has been already\r\n    <lb />taken notice of, it may be proper to\r\n    <lb />mention that M<sup>r</sup> Guise had a brother who\r\n    <lb />intirely lost his senses when at Colledge,\r\n    <lb />owing as was said to his companions\r\n\r\n<pb n=\"14\"/>\r\n        \r\n    <lb />bringing him to a mock trial, and passing\r\n    <lb />sentence of death upon him - he had also\r\n    <lb />another brother subject to <symptom n=\"6\">low spirits</symptom> &amp;c.\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n    <lb />As to the present case, perhaps most of\r\n    <lb />Mr Guise\'s former complaints might have\r\n    <lb />been referred to <condition n=\"30\">Hypochondriasis</condition> - of late\r\n    <lb />he has had the symptoms of more than\r\n    <lb />One Species of <condition n=\"29\">Vesania</condition>.\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n    <lb />Whatever be the name or names of his\r\n    <lb />disorder, our principal aim for some time\r\n    <lb />past has been to obviate the determination\r\n    <lb />of the <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> to go to the \r\n        <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>; Other Indications\r\n    <lb />were attended to, as may be learned from\r\n    <lb />the foregoing narrative; this was most\r\n    <lb />in our power, and here we seemed to have\r\n    <lb />most success.\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n    <lb />When M<sup>r</sup> Guise is most composed\r\n    <lb />and sensible, he often says, that it is needless\r\n    <lb />to take medicines, and in vain to apply to\r\n    <lb />any physician, for it is <bodypart n=\"95\">his mind</bodypart> that is disÂ¬ \r\n    <lb />eased, and no Doctor on earth\r\n    \r\n    <pb n=\"15\"/>\r\n        \r\n    <lb />can cure him. \r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n    <closer>\r\n        \r\n        <signed>(signed) David Watson</signed>\r\n    \r\n    <dateline>Montrose \r\n        <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1<sup>st</sup> 1780.</dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    \r\n    <postscript>\r\n    \r\n     <lb />P.S. It may perhaps throw some more\r\n    <lb />light upon the nature of M<sup>r.</sup> Guise\'s present\r\n    <lb />disorder to observe that the Vegetables do not\r\n    <lb />hurt his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> at present, altho\' they\r\n    <lb />formerly occasioned or favoured <symptom n=\"48\">Dyspepsic \r\n    <lb />Symptoms</symptom> - altho\' his diet consists intirely\r\n    <lb />of this kind of food he takes it in considerable\r\n    <lb />quantity, which sometimes we think hurts\r\n    <lb />him. - I have likeways to mention that\r\n    <lb />in his violent illness in\r\n    <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> he got a\r\n    <lb />Dose of <ingredient n=\"58\">Tinctura Thebaica</ingredient> without my\r\n    <lb />knowledge, it was given him as he had had\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"17\">no sleep for several nights</symptom>. 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Would have wrote\r\n    <lb />you before now my self had I been in condition so to do But\r\n    <lb />now think it proper to give you an account of the Condition\r\n    <lb />I am in &amp; the manner I live that you may advise me what\r\n    <lb />is proper for me more to do for my Recovery. I refer to M<sup>r.</sup> CampÂ¬\r\n    <lb />bells letter giving an account of my Condition at that time\r\n    <lb />and the Remedies he used. I am considerably better I am\r\n    <lb />in my Senses) (as you will see) although easily agitated\r\n    <lb />or Discomposed. 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The above is my present\r\n    <lb />situation by which it will appear that I cannot put on Breec<add place=\"above\">chs</add>\r\n    <lb />but <del>wear P</del> I am obliged to wear Peticoats I have given\r\n    <lb />up medicines for some time only I took the Electuary or\r\n    <lb />Physic you prescribed me to take three or four times. I am\r\n    <lb />free of the Complaint of <symptom n=\"129\">heat of urine</symptom> which I before had\r\n    <lb />I use Exercise one hour in the Day by the following ContriÂ¬\r\n    <lb />vance Viz<sup>t.</sup> By having an elbow chair suspended with\r\n    <lb />Ropes to the Cieling of the Room two feet from the Ground\r\n    <lb />and six feet from the wall which after I am put in it\r\n    <lb />I move or shoud myself with a Pole in my left hand\r\n    <lb />The Chair is opposite to the windows which in a good\r\n    <lb />is opened. I take <del>the</del> Diet for Dinner the best can\r\n    <lb />be had and have my appetite tolerably well and use the\r\n    <lb />the portion of half a Mutchkin of wine after it as you\r\n     \r\n <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n     \r\n    <lb />ordered me <add place=\"above\">I take the same quantity</add> \r\n     with the Supper warm with sugar which\r\n    <lb />is pottage or toasted Bread what I take for Breakfast \r\n    <lb />is bread &amp; butter &amp; half mutchkin cupfull of weak tea\r\n    <lb />and after it a cup of Socolate which I find has the Effect\r\n    <lb />to give me a Slipperie Stool once in the two Days I\r\n    <lb />forgot to inform you that I also take the\r\n     <ingredient n=\"60\">Mustard Seed</ingredient>\r\n    <lb />for the same purpose once in the two Days. This\r\n    <lb />is all I think necessary at present to inform you of and\r\n    <lb />desire your Opinion - if you approve of my Diet &amp; Drink\r\n    <lb />or if you think proper to Order me another Regimen -\r\n    <lb />Whether a Milk Diet will be proper to take next Summer?\r\n    <lb />I have ordered my agent M<sup>r</sup> James Frazer to call for\r\n    <lb />you and give you Five Guineas for which I expect your\r\n    <lb />answer to this letter which will very much Oblige\r\n     \r\n </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n      <salute>\r\n  <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir.\r\n  <lb />Your most humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice> \r\n      </salute>\r\n    <signed>James Sutherland\r\n       <lb />of Clyne\r\n    </signed>\r\n    </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            \r\n    <lb />P.S. address for me\r\n    <lb />To\r\n    <lb />M<sup>r</sup> James Sutherland\r\n    <lb />at Spenzidale     \r\n    <lb />Dornoch\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n      \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n    <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n    <p>\r\n    <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n    <lb />Physician in\r\n    <lb />Edinburgh\r\n    </p>\r\n    <handShift />\r\n    \r\n    <annot>\r\n        \r\n    <lb />Sutherland of Clyne\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 24 1780\r\n    <lb />X p. 167\r\n    \r\n   \r\n    </annot>\r\n    \r\n    </div> \r\n\r\n</body>', 1819, 11, '2015-04-17 10:26:29', 100);
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that \r\n    both <bodypart n=\"94\">overia</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />are affected â€“â€“ however this may be to the business of an InforÂ¬ \r\n    <lb />mation to narrate facts only &amp; to these I shall confine my\r\n       <lb />self â€“â€“ after the menstrual period, \r\n       six Weeks ago <choice><abbr>q<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n       was then\r\n    <lb />regular, she began to complaine of an <symptom n=\"78\">Itching</symptom>\r\n    in her <bodypart n=\"33\">Vagina</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />Uterc &amp; a Sensation of fullness &amp; <symptom n=\"125\">hardness</symptom> there. \r\n       <choice><abbr>q<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> was not enÂ¬\r\n    <lb />creasd by Exercise, nor gave her any other uneasiness, about this\r\n    <lb />time she had a frequent <symptom n=\"16\">gleeting</symptom>\r\n       of mucous matter from the <bodypart n=\"33\">Vagina</bodypart> \r\n<lb />\r\n       <choice><abbr>q<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> \r\n    tingd her Linen yellow &amp; 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that\r\n    <lb />of <symptom n=\"78\">Itching</symptom> changd to a Slight \r\n    <symptom n=\"21\">sensation of heat</symptom> &amp; \r\n    paine in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"33\">Vagina uteri</bodypart> - the matter is so acrid as to fret the external parts\r\n    <lb />if not carefully cleand, mean time she has no <symptom n=\"27\">Dysury</symptom> ---- \r\n    <lb />she has felt slight <symptom n=\"78\">Itching</symptom>\r\n    in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> \r\n          <bodypart n=\"53\">Rectum</bodypart>, <choice><abbr>q<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n    made her suspect <condition n=\"39\">Worms</condition>\r\n       \r\n<pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n          \r\n   <lb />the <symptom n=\"46\">Discharge</symptom> is greatest in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> morning immediately after getting out \r\n    <lb />of bed --- She has no paine in her <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>\r\n   or sides, nor in her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />or strength in the least impaird --- she has had no <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom> or other\r\n   <lb />symptoms <choice><abbr>q<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> accompany \r\n    or precede <symptom n=\"42\">Suppuration</symptom> - she does not say\r\n    <lb />that the matter has any smell --- I have entertaind much doubt\r\n   <lb />if this could be calld a \r\n   <symptom n=\"77\"><u>Fluor albus</u></symptom> <add place =\"above\">a \r\n      disease she never had</add> &amp; whether \r\n   the <bodypart n=\"33\">Vagina uteri</bodypart> was\r\n   <lb />primarily affected, or if it has suffrd only by the acrimony of the \r\n   <lb />matter - she says her sensation of fullness &amp; weight there began\r\n   <lb />as early as the <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> of matter &amp; when it was inconsiderable -\r\n   <lb />She has taken no medicine for some time but the \r\n    <ingredient n=\"118\">regenerated \r\n<lb />Tartar</ingredient> &amp; to its effects \r\n    on her urine &amp; regulating her <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>, she \r\n   <lb />ascribes her recovery from her former Complaints - \r\n   M<sup>r</sup> Innes &amp;\r\n   <lb />I were anxious for your advice on this new Complaint <choice><abbr>q<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> youlle \r\n    <lb />be so good as to send me as soon as you can - It was thought\r\n    <lb />proper to conceal from M<sup>rs</sup> Innes \r\n   the writing to you, to remove any\r\n    <lb />suspicion of her thinking these complaints of much consequence.\r\n    <lb />In the meantime I have advisd nothing, but careful cleaning of \r\n    <lb />the parts with milk &amp; water of the degree of animal heat, &amp;\r\n    <lb />cautious trials to be made by her self, of <treatment n=\"8\">injecting</treatment> some of it\r\n    <lb />in to the <bodypart n=\"33\">Vagina</bodypart> - changing her ordinary drink\r\n    to the <ingredient n=\"126\" t=\"27\">almond</ingredient>\r\n    <lb />or <ingredient n=\"75\" t=\"27\">arabic emulsion</ingredient> &amp; swallowing\r\n    ten gutts of the <ingredient n=\"48\">Balsam of \r\n    <lb />Copyve</ingredient> three or four times a day on a bit of <ingredient n=\"50\">Suggar</ingredient> ---\r\n    <lb />this is all occurs to me &amp; I wish for your advice &amp; a Solution of\r\n    <lb />these doubts --\r\n   \r\n   <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n     \r\n </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />I know you will sympathise with me on the Death\r\n    <lb />of my son David, <choice><abbr>q<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> \r\n      happnd at Madrass January last after\r\n    <lb />having got over every difficulty from setting out first in\r\n    <lb />business &amp; having a faire prospect before him for Success -\r\n    <lb />in a short time he very probably could have been of great\r\n    <lb />service to his Brothers I am but ill calculated for strokes\r\n    <lb />of this kind, <choice><abbr>q<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n      occasion a painful remembrance of my\r\n    <lb />happiest days, rearing my family up full of hopes of their\r\n    <lb />success, <choice><abbr>q<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> at the same time puts me in mind of the many obliÂ¬\r\n    <lb />gations you laid on me for your goodness to him <del><illegible l=\"2\"/></del>\r\n    <lb />and his other two Brothers.\r\n   \r\n </p>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n <closer>\r\n    \r\n    <salute>I wish most sincerely\r\n       <lb />all prosperity &amp; happiness to you &amp; your Family &amp; I am\r\n       <lb />with the most perfect esteem Dear Sir your most faithful\r\n       <lb />&amp; <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup> huble serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient humble servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n     \r\n  <signed>\r\n      \r\n      Ja<sup>s</sup> Saunders\r\n  </signed>\r\n     \r\n     \r\n </closer> \r\n      \r\n   </div>\r\n   \r\n      \r\n</body>\r\n\r\n', 1828, 2, '2012-11-12 14:52:15', 130),
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All bodily exercise hurtful; &amp; therefore walking\r\n        <lb />must be gentle, level &amp; short at one time.\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />A voyage at sea; but as it is time of war, a cruise for \r\n        <lb />some weeks within the Mulls of Galloway &amp; Kintire.\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />Keep cool in warm, &amp; warm in cold weather and at all\r\n        <lb />times guard against Cold. Continue his flannels, never throw\r\n        <lb />off accustomed cloathing, avoid streams of air, evening air,\r\n        <lb />dampness &amp;c. especially in <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> \r\n        &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>.\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />As upon repetition <action n=\"21\">Laxatives</action> \r\n        often become useless &amp; <symptom n=\"61\">nauÂ¬\r\n        <lb />seous</symptom> I have proposed two \r\n        new <choice><expan>medicines</expan><abbr>med<sup>s.</sup></abbr></choice> \r\n        The dose prescribed\r\n         <lb />may be too little or too much &amp; his own experience must regulate\r\n         <lb />it afterwards. The dose should give one stool &amp; no more. He\r\n         <lb />should never go more than two days without a stool.\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n        \r\n    \r\n    <recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <choice>\r\n            \r\n            <orig>\r\n                \r\n        <lb />â„ž  Tinct. Sen. comp. â„¥i --- jalapp. Ê’ij Ol. ricin. â„¥iij\r\n        <lb />â„³ S.Laxative â„³. a table spoonful &amp;c shaking the Phial &amp;c.\r\n                \r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            \r\n      <reg>Take an ounce of Tincture of compounded of Senna --- two drachms of \r\n            Jalappa, three ounces of Castor Oil. Mix. Label: Laxative Mixture. a table spoonful \r\n            &amp;c. shaking the Phial &amp;c.</reg>\r\n        \r\n        </choice>\r\n                \r\n    </recipe>\r\n    \r\n    <recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <choice> \r\n            \r\n            <orig>\r\n            \r\n        <lb />â„ž  <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystall. tart.</ingredient>  â„¥i. Pulv. e \r\n                <ingredient n=\"10\">jal. comp.</ingredient>  Ê’iij Elect. lenit. â„¥fs\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl.</ingredient> q.s. ut f E. ten sive Lochloch\r\n        <lb />S. Lax. Elect. a tablespoonful or two in the morning.\r\n        <lb />N. B. To be kept semiliquid, (to make the doses equal,) by\r\n        <lb />adding <ingredient n=\"172\">Syrup</ingredient> pro re rata ----\r\n            \r\n          </orig>\r\n            \r\n            \r\n    <reg>Take an ounce of <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystal Tartar</ingredient>, three drachms of powdered <ingredient n=\"10\">compound of Jalap</ingredient>, half-an-ounce of Lenitive Electuary; make up with sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient> into make Lochoch [Linctus]. Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Electuary, a tablespoonful or two in the morning. Note: To be taken semiliquid, (to make the doses equal,) by adding <ingredient n=\"172\">Syrup</ingredient> at the appropriate rate --- </reg>\r\n        \r\n        </choice>\r\n     \r\n    </recipe>\r\n    \r\n    <closer>\r\n    \r\n    <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n    \r\n<dateline>\r\n    \r\n    <choice><abbr>Edb<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n    12<sup>th.</sup> August 1780 ---\r\n\r\n</dateline>\r\n    \r\n    </closer>\r\n            \r\n        </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 987, 3, '2012-07-07 13:24:01', 120),
(340, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c995\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:995] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Henry Watt (of Burntisland) / Regarding: Mr Henry Watt (of Burntisland) (Patient) / 28 July 1780 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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I approve of your riding.\r\n        <lb />I think the mares milk better than the Goat whey.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p> \r\n        <lb />Continue your pills &amp; drops as you do at present.\r\n        <lb />Continue the Diet I formerly advised. I have no new\r\n        <lb />medicine but one &amp; that is the increase your urine.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Gooseberry tarts not improper &amp; all fruits if ripe are\r\n        <lb />good for you.\r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n    <recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <choice>\r\n            \r\n       <orig>\r\n           \r\n        <lb />â„ž  <ingredient n=\"59\">Baccar. junip.</ingredient> â„¥fs.\r\n           Contunde q. optime &amp; assunde\r\n        <lb />Aq. bullient lbi Digere per noctem &amp; colat. adde.\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"118\">Tart. regenerat.</ingredient> â„¥fs. \r\n           <ingredient n=\"59\"></ingredient>Aq. junip. comp. â„¥ij \r\n           <ingredient n=\"98\" t=\"18\">Syr. de alth.</ingredient> â„¥i\r\n        <lb />â„³. S. <action n=\"12\">Diuretic</action> infusion; \r\n           two table spoonfuls twice a day\r\n        <lb />once in the forenoon after the drops, &amp; again at bed times\r\n        <lb />along with the Pills.\r\n       \r\n       </orig>\r\n            \r\n        <reg>\r\n            \r\n            Take half-an-ounce of \r\n            <ingredient n=\"59\">Juniper Berries</ingredient>,\r\n            bruise enough as required\r\n            in the usual manner then add a pound of boiled water. \r\n            Macerate over night and strain; add half-an-ounce of \r\n            <ingredient n=\"118\">Regenerated Tartar</ingredient>,\r\n            two ounces of compound \r\n            <ingredient n=\"59\">Juniper Water</ingredient>, and\r\n            an ouce of <ingredient n=\"98\" t=\"18\">Syrup of Althea</ingredient>.\r\n            Mix. 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(341, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c22\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:22] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Robert Redpath / Regarding: Mr Forster (Foster) (Patient), Mrs Lamb (Patient) / 11 March 1765 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Eilidh Kane</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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It is plainly <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <condition n=\"44\">melancholia</condition> 	<condition n=\"30\">HypoÂ¬\r\n    <lb />chondriaea</condition>. It is commonly founded in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> TemperaÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ment &amp; therefore very often obstinate &amp; tedious but I\r\n    <lb />see no reason for any Circumstances you mention\r\n    <lb />to apprehend the consequences <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Forster himself\r\n    <lb />does I hope by <unclear><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice></unclear> advice I am now to offer to\r\n    <lb />him he shall be relieved of most of his Complaints\r\n    <lb />&amp; particularly from his fears which are <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />most distressing part of <unclear>them</unclear> - The first measure\r\n    <lb />to be taken is by the frequent use of <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetic\r\n    <lb />Pill or Tincture</ingredient> to keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> constantly regular\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />Every 2<sup>d</sup> or 3<sup>d</sup> night let him take a dose\r\n    <lb />of the Cephalic Pills, I expect that these may\r\n    <lb />mend his <symptom n=\"17\">sleep</symptom> &amp; if he finds they do so may\r\n    <lb />take them only as occasion may require\r\n    <lb />A very frequent use will destroy their Effect\r\n    <lb />and at any rate if he repeats them he must\r\n    <lb />increase <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Dose, from three to four or five\r\n    <lb />In all incident fits of Uneasiness or <symptom n=\"55\">langour</symptom>\r\n    <lb />I can offer nothing better than what\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />    \r\n    <lb />you have been using the <ingredient n=\"22\" t=\"1\"><choice><abbr>vol.</abbr><expan>volatile</expan></choice> Tincture of\r\n    <lb />Valerian</ingredient> only I shall observe to you that it\r\n    <lb />becomes familiar by frequent use &amp; less Effectual\r\n    <lb />&amp; therefore should not be taken very often and\r\n    <lb />when it is taken it should be in a full Dose\r\n    <lb />If you had not told me that you had employ\'d\r\n    <lb />the <action n=\"33\">Aperients</action> and <ingredient n=\"113\">Bitters</ingredient> I should have been\r\n    <lb />ready to have <unclear>prescribed</unclear> them now but as\r\n    <lb />upon tryal they have not done much I\r\n    <lb />shall not merit on them nor at present\r\n    <lb />on any other medecine except the Cephalic     \r\n    <lb />Pill because I am to propose a Remedy\r\n    <lb />I am to depend upon more than any Medecine\r\n    <lb />&amp; which I hope will lay a foundation for\r\n    <lb />any medecines being more effectual\r\n </p>\r\n <p>       \r\n    <lb />The Remedy I mean is Riding and I\r\n    <lb />beg that M<sup>r</sup> Foster may set about it\r\n    <lb />directly, the season is not yet very faÂ¬\r\n    <lb />vourable but it is now tollerable\r\n    <lb />enough &amp; will be every day more so -\r\n    <lb />Riding in any shape will be of service \r\n    <lb />but short Rides or Airings in the NeighÂ¬\r\n    <lb />bourhood of Berwick will do very little\r\n    <lb />Nothing less than two stages a day that\r\n    <lb />is from 30 to 40 measured miles will\r\n    <lb />give much relief and that not for one\r\n    <lb />day but for a number of days together\r\n</p>\r\n<p>    \r\n    <lb />The best method of managing this\r\n    <lb />is by entering upon a Journey that\r\n    <lb />may last for twelve or <unclear>14</unclear> days\r\n</p>\r\n<p>    \r\n    <lb />This is the only effectual measure\r\n    <lb />but if want of a Companion\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />    \r\n    <lb />or attachment to his own house or to business\r\n    <lb />makes him decline entering upon a Journey\r\n    <lb />he may ride nearer home but let him be\r\n    <lb />steady in Riding every day only heavy\r\n    <lb />rain being an exception and <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> best way\r\n    <lb />of Doing will be to ride out a Stage from\r\n    <lb />Berwick in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> morning before Breakfast\r\n    <lb />to Breakfast there and to return to Berwick\r\n    <lb />before Dinner - Even in taking a Journey\r\n    <lb />it will be of service to avoid riding after\r\n    <lb />Dinner as often as possible Pray think\r\n    <lb />of all this as said <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> regard to the chief\r\n    <lb />Remedy for M<sup>r</sup> Forster, when he has by a\r\n    <lb />fortnights Riding got the better as I expect\r\n    <lb />he will of the most part of his complaints\r\n    <lb />let him not lay it aside altogether but\r\n    <lb />every other day 2 or 3 times a week\r\n    <lb />continue to take such Rides and now\r\n    <lb />also he may take some other medecines\r\n    <lb />to carry off remains or prevent returns\r\n</p>     \r\n<p>    \r\n     <lb />One of these should be about half\r\n     <lb />an ounce of <ingredient n=\"125\">soluble Tartar</ingredient> dissolved in\r\n     <lb />an English Pint of Water to be taken\r\n     <lb />in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> morning at several draughts\r\n     <lb />in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> manner of a <ingredient n=\"12\">mineral water</ingredient>.\r\n     \r\n </p> \r\n <p>\r\n     <lb />If it <action n=\"24\">purges</action> <unclear>freely</unclear> he must take it only every\r\n     <lb />2<sup>d</sup> or 3<sup>d</sup> day or if it <action n=\"24\">purges</action> little he may\r\n     <lb />take it every day or indeed it may be\r\n     <lb />best to diminish the Dose so as that\r\n     <lb />he may take it every day and\r\n     <lb />in\r\n<pb n=\"4\" />     \r\n      <lb />this way to continue it for two or three weeks\r\n    </p>  \r\n    <p>    \r\n      <lb />After Riding has put such a Constitution\r\n      <lb />as M<sup>r</sup> Forster\'s into a proper Train\r\n      <lb />I have found great Benefit from <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"125\">soluble\r\n      <lb />Tartar</ingredient> - During the Course of <ingredient n=\"125\">soluble Tartar</ingredient>\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetic Pill</ingredient> will not be necessary\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>    \r\n      <lb />For M<sup>r</sup> Forsters diet it may be in general\r\n      <lb />a hale mans meat i.e. Common fare only\r\n      <lb />let him avoid Greens Roots &amp; other flatulent\r\n      <lb />food &amp; at same time all heavy meats\r\n      <lb />particularly heavy suppers, Tea &amp;\r\n      <lb />Coffee are bad Malt Liquors of all kinds\r\n      <lb />except <unclear>it may</unclear> be a little Porter are\r\n      <lb />improper for him, wine &amp; water is the\r\n      <lb />best Let him be warmly cloathed\r\n      <lb />especially on his <bodypart n=\"23\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart>, He should\r\n      <lb />keep <unclear>re</unclear>gular hours &amp; particularly avoid\r\n      <lb />lying a bed in the morning after his\r\n      <lb />sound sleep in over - I am oblig\'d\r\n      <lb />to you for remembering M<sup>rs</sup> Lamb in\r\n      <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> manner you do altho it gives\r\n      <lb />me much concern; I assure it vexes\r\n      <lb /><unclear>me heartily</unclear> if I have neglected a Person\r\n      <lb />for whom I would express <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> greatest\r\n      <lb />regard - As my notes on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> subject\r\n      <lb />are fallen by I will be obliged to\r\n      <lb />you for some hints &amp; then I shall\r\n      <lb />make <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> best amends in my power\r\n      <lb />Sir  \r\n    </p>    \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"5\" />   \r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Forster</head>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sachar Alb</ingredient> ud â„ˆ ij\r\n                    <lb />Mucilag. <ingredient n=\"197\">G Tragacanth</ingredient> q.s. ut f massa\r\n                    <lb />divid in Pilul sing g<sup>r</sup> V S. 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I think Miss Gillons being free of her <symptom n=\"79\">stitch</symptom> and\r\n        <lb />escaping the <treatment n=\"1\">very frequent bleedings</treatment> is a point gained but still I\r\n        <lb />would <treatment n=\"1\">not avoid the bleedings</treatment> when necessary, for they must only be\r\n        <lb />left of by degrees. The <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> of her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> will require\r\n        <lb />time &amp; I think time will do it. I wish she could be brought to\r\n        <lb />bear sitting up &amp; being out of bed a little for fresh air &amp; gentle\r\n        <lb />Exercise will do more to strengthen her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> than any medicines\r\n        <lb />we can give her. I give up the <ingredient n=\"159\">Tar Water</ingredient> &amp; shall be glad to find\r\n<lb/>her bear the <ingredient n=\"113\" t=\"19\">Infusion amarum</ingredient> as it may be of service\r\n<lb/>to her I don\'t belive <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> <treatment n=\"30\">purged</treatment> her but after taking it\r\n        <lb />so long I think she should intermitt it for some time I have set down\r\n        <lb />below a Medicine I have often found usefull to weak <bodypart n=\"46\">stomachs</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />If you have <add place=\"above\">no</add> <ingredient n=\"223\">Spir. Salis</ingredient> as it is not common even in the hands of our\r\n        <lb />Druggists let me know, that is; send your carrier to me and Ill send you\r\n        <lb />some <del>o</del> â€“ M<sup>r</sup> Sandies situation I am not at all <subst><del>fond of</del> <add place=\"above\">pleased with</add></subst>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />&amp; I think it requires much attention. I think it will be proper\r\n        <lb />to <treatment n=\"1\">take four ounces of blood</treatment> from his arm as he lies upon his\r\n        <lb />bed. Let him stay at home for that day &amp; at night <treatment n=\"9\">let him vomit\r\n            <lb />gently</treatment> with <del>with</del> five grains of <ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecacuanha</ingredient>. If his <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> still\r\n        <lb />continues <treatment n=\"4\">let a moderate sized blister be applied</treatment> between his <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ders</bodypart> but I would not keep this open &amp; instead of <treatment n=\"11\">an Issue</treatment> there, if his\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> continues I would <treatment n=\"11\">make an Issue</treatment> in one of his <bodypart n=\"23\">arms</bodypart>. As he can\r\n        <lb />ride only for a mile at a time &amp; as he cannot rid but in very fine\r\n        <lb />weather I think he does not get enough of Exercise or Air in that way\r\n        <lb />&amp; that he should still go often in the Carriage. His Diet must still\r\n        <lb />continue as it has been. I most heartily pray for your success with\r\n        <lb />both your patients <del>&amp;</del> with best <choice><abbr>Comp<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice> to all at Wallhouse.</p>\r\n     <closer><salute>I am. &amp;. c</salute><signed>WC.</signed>\r\n     <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 20<sup>th</sup> June â€“\r\n     <lb />1769</dateline></closer></div>\r\n    <div><recipe><choice><orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">flor. Rosar. rubr.</ingredient> siccatur. Ê’iii\r\n        <lb />Affunde Aq. bullient. â„¥x Diger<sup>e</sup> per horas quatuor.\r\n        <lb />et colaturÃ¦ expressÃ¦ adde___\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"222\">Sal marin. Hispan.</ingredient> Ê’ii solve et iterum\r\n    <lb />per chartam cola et demum adde.\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"223\">Spir. 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The first thing to be observed is the taking\r\n            <lb />constant exercise walking gently upon\r\n            <lb />level ground not long continued at one time\r\n            <lb />may be of some service but any degree of\r\n            <lb />fatigue in this way will do much harm \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The exercise <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> will do most service is\r\n            <lb />Riding which should be practiced daily\r\n            <lb />&amp; to as great length as she easily bears.\r\n            <lb />I suspect that at present she can not bear\r\n            <lb />so much as may be <unclear>necessary</unclear> &amp; till she shall\r\n            <lb />be more free from <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> &amp; pain of her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart> if she can take Exercise in a\r\n            <lb />Chaise it will be proper to begin with that\r\n            <lb />&amp; proceed to Riding by degrees -\r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2. 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If it agrees with her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> the\r\n            <lb />dose may be increased to a spoofull &amp; a half\r\n            <lb />&amp; at lenght to two spoonfulls. It may be taken at\r\n            <lb />first with two parts of water but by degrees the\r\n            <lb />water may be dimished or with drawn altogether. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />7 In Diet she must avoid much liquid food &amp; thereÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fore broth of all kinds. The only <add place=\"above\">kind</add> that is likely\r\n            <lb />to agree <subst><del><illegible l=\"4\" /></del><add place=\"above\">with</add></subst> her is plain soup made of a bit of\r\n            <lb />lean beef without Barley or vegetable of any\r\n            <lb />kind.\r\n         </p>\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />          \r\n         <p>   \r\n            <lb />For meat she may take of any kind she likes\r\n            <lb />best but it should not be fat &amp; it should be\r\n            <lb />drest plain <del><unclear>w</unclear><illegible l=\"2\" /></del> without any heavy sauce. If fish\r\n             <lb />is to her tast she may take some of the lighter\r\n            <lb />kinds as whitting or haddock boiled &amp; served up\r\n            <lb />with a very light sauce. Every thing fried of baked\r\n            <lb />is improper. Pudding of bread Rice Millet or sago\r\n            <lb />she may try but of all kinds of Roots or Greens\r\n            <lb />must be avoided.\r\n       </p>\r\n        <p>   \r\n            <lb />8 For a drink she must take to water alone or\r\n            <lb />with a toast avoiding all kinds of wine or malt\r\n            <lb />liquors. If she finds that Porter sits upon her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />without becoming sour she may take a little of it\r\n            <lb />every day. Coffee &amp; tea I would have her abstain\r\n            <lb />from altogether &amp; try cocoa <unclear>tea</unclear> for breakfast.\r\n       </p>     \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tinct. Cort Peruv.</ingredient> â„¥iv <ingredient n=\"109\">Elix. Sacr.</ingredient> â„¥j  <ingredient n=\"136\">T. Arom</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s â„³\r\n                    <lb />Sigma Stomachic Tincture ---\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take four ounces of <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Peruvian Bark</ingredient>, one ounce of <ingredient n=\"109\">Sacred Elixir</ingredient>, half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"136\">Tincture of Aromatics</ingredient> and Mix\r\n                    Label: Stomachic Tincture ---\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>    \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 23, 1, '2013-06-14 11:49:10', 294),
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From this\r\n            <lb/>imprudent Step her Surfeit received no Benefit &amp; from that\r\n            <lb/>Time she considered it as a Complaint not to be eradicated.\r\n            <lb/>It is now almost two Years since she was marry\'d &amp; soon\r\n            <lb/>after she was supposed to be <condition n=\"7\">pregnant</condition>, but after the fourth\r\n            <lb/>Month the Gradation of Appearances peculiar to that state\r\n            <lb/>ceased, &amp; an Icchorros fÅ“tid <unclear>flur</unclear> from the <bodypart n=\"33\">Vagina</bodypart> with great\r\n            <lb/>Soreness &amp; <symptom n=\"63\">Swellings</symptom> of these Parts ensu\'d which continu\'d for\r\n            <lb/>some Months in oppositon to all the Efforts of D<sup>r.</sup> Haygarth\r\n            <lb/>of Chester: but at Length on employing her Mother\'s acchoucheur\r\n            <lb/>he is said to have delivered Her from a false <condition n=\"11\">Conception</condition> the\r\n            <lb/>most putrid imaginable, as by Conjecture it had been at least\r\n            <lb/>three Months Deprived of the nutritive Power.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Upon her Return in July last into the Country she had\r\n            <lb/>a real <condition n=\"70\">Leucorrhoea ulcerosa</condition> &amp; from the <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammations</symptom> &amp; <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb/> &amp;c in the <bodypart n=\"33\">Vagina</bodypart> &amp; from the Aspect of several <symptom n=\"30\">Blotches</symptom>,\r\n            <lb/>there was at the same Time a Suspicion of a <symptom n=\"20\">venereal Taint</symptom> which\r\n            <lb/>must have been contracted casually, as her Husband had not been\r\n            <lb/>infected for a year <unclear>prior to</unclear> their Marriage by all these Accounts, it\r\n            <lb/><unclear>was</unclear> determined to conduct the Case with <illegible w=\"2\"/>\r\n       <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>, without allowing it to produce any sensible Effect whatever,\r\n            <lb/>especially as the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> &amp; the other Means employ\'d by D.<sup>r</sup> Haygarth\r\n            <lb/>had been unsuccessfull. But to our Astonishment, before two Grains\r\n            <lb/>of the <action n=\"9\">Corrosive</action> in very limited Doses had been used with six of\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"89\">Plumers alterative Pills</ingredient> in a Day, &amp; <symptom n=\"72\">Ptyalism</symptom> was unexpectedly\r\n            <lb/>raised, although our Surgeon was in the house to superintend, as he\r\n            <lb/>lived some Miles distant from me After we so were relived from this\r\n            <lb/>perplexity it was agreed to give her only three of the <ingredient n=\"89\">alterative Pills</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>Night &amp; Morning, with our Draught of an Apogem of <ingredient n=\"15\">Sarsparalla</ingredient> several\r\n            <lb/>times thru\' the Day, but the Pills either continually <action n=\"24\">purged</action> her, or\r\n            <lb/><unclear>if</unclear> that was repressed  by <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> a brassy taste &amp; Smell were inÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>stantly perceived. On this Dilemma we had Recourse to her <ingredient n=\"2\">Corro\r\n            <lb/>sive</ingredient> only, but it either gave her <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> or six Stools a Day, or\r\n            <lb/>took a Determination to her Mouth, even when lessened to 25\r\n            <lb/>Drops in the Proportion of a Grain to two Ounces, &amp; that indisÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>criminately whether Water or Spirit was the Vehicle. With all these\r\n            <lb/>Disadvantages it was obvious we were in the right Train for the\r\n            <lb/><condition n=\"70\">Leucorrhoea</condition> changed its Colour &amp; Consistence &amp; in general lost its\r\n            <lb/>foetor, the <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammations</symptom>, Soreness &amp; <symptom n=\"63\">Swellings</symptom> of her <bodypart n=\"33\">Vagina</bodypart> were much\r\n            <lb/>relieved, her <unclear>Blisters</unclear> began to lose their bad Aspect, &amp; fortunately\r\n            <lb/>too the original surfeit that infested the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> made it so irri\r\n            <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n            <lb/>table, broke out in <symptom n=\"83\">Efflorescences</symptom> all over the body. From these happy <add place=\"above\"><unclear>Changes</unclear></add>\r\n            <lb/>both the Lady &amp; her Husband were sensible of the Propriety &amp; <unclear>Efficacy</unclear> of \r\n            <lb/>the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> could it be but properly conducted &amp; in this Extremity,\r\n            <lb/>recommended Unction &amp; Nothing to be employ\'d with all possible Precaut<unclear>tion</unclear>\r\n            <lb/>but in this cold Season they d<subst><del><illegible l=\"2\"/></del><add place=\"above\">ec</add></subst>line it, importuning me to take whatev\'r\r\n            <lb/>Physicians Advice I pleased on this Difficulty, &amp; to You as an Artist,\r\n            <lb/>highly superior to your Contemporarys I refer.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>This Testimony of my Regard I hope you will consider as a Com\r\n            <lb/>pliment when I inform You, that I have luckily obtained Copys of\r\n            <lb/>your Lectures on Chemistry &amp; the Materia medica<note>Notes taken down at Cullen\'s lectures, some taken down by professional note-takers using early forms of short-hand, where highly valued and in circulation amongst other interested parties who were keen to study his chemical and medical teachings.</note> which convince me\r\n            <lb/>that Providence has bestowed you on Mankind, as a Leading Spirit\r\n            <lb/>for the Improvement of the Art you profess. I am now told that you have\r\n            <lb/>filled every other Department of the Professors Chair, Anatomy excepted\r\n            <lb/>with Dignity to the medical Art &amp; additional Lustre to yourself; and as\r\n            <lb/>my Situation with not admitt of my becoming your pupil &amp; as Copys\r\n            <lb/>must have been taken of all these Lectures, I should deem it as the highest\r\n            <lb/>Favour if you could consistently with your own Honour &amp; your Student\'s\r\n            <lb/>advantage order Transcripts to be made for me from the most perfect\r\n            <lb/>Copys, for which I shall be ready to make whatever Allowance you think proper\r\n            <lb/>But if such Request be improper or inpracticable, I shall deem myself equally\r\n            <lb/>obliged to you if you will prevail on one of your favourite Students to lend me\r\n            <lb/>his Copys, I will transcribe these myself with all possible Dispatch. I likewise\r\n            <lb/>beg you will present my most dutifull Respects to my Lord &amp; Lady Raines, <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb/>to the Patronage of the late M.<sup>r</sup> Drummond &amp; Lady Jane to whom I had the\r\n            <lb/>Honour of being related, I owe my Settlement in this Country &amp; as they are now\r\n            <lb/>no more, my Gratitude is naturally transferred to their Representatives. \r\n        </p>\r\n            <closer> \r\n            <salute>I am with the greatest Esteem Dear Sir Your most obliged &amp; most devoted\r\n            <lb/>humble Servant</salute>\r\n            <signed>Gilbert Steuart</signed>\r\n            <dateline> Wolverhampton\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>Jan</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 24<sup>th</sup> - 70.</dateline>\r\n            </closer>   \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 806, 11, '2014-10-06 23:48:14', 449),
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Saunders had ten sons and several studied under Cullen in Edinburgh.</note>  &amp; to acknowledge the having got your Letter <choice><abbr>W<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>the Extract of the <ingredient n=\"175\"> Belladona</ingredient> by Post &amp; a greater quantity of it by my Son\r\n            <lb/>&amp; altho I am not able to make any report of its effects, having not used\r\n            <lb/>it, as you will see from what follows, yet having seen effects\r\n            <lb/>similar to those you mention from the Extract of the <ingredient n=\"178\">Aconite </ingredient>I\r\n            <lb/>thought it proper to inform you of them --- the Lady you was consu<supplied>lted</supplied>\r\n            <lb/>about in <choice><abbr>De<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 1768, for two <condition n=\"65\">Schirrhous<bodypart n=\"27\">Breasts</bodypart>,</condition> had ever since\r\n            <lb/>continued to use the <ingredient n=\"1\">Cortex</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient> by turns, &amp; sometimes <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>Solution of the Sublimate,<note>Not clear what is being indicated by \"subimate\", but possibly a Mercurial preparation.</note> but not lately because of the appearance\r\n            <lb/>of <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammation</symptom> in both <bodypart n=\"27\">breasts </bodypart>--- I make no doubt but by all\r\n            <lb/>this, the Case was palliated, but still the Disease was making a\r\n            <lb/>Progress -- the <bodypart n=\"27\">Breast</bodypart> decreasing in Bulk &amp; encreasing in hardness\r\n            <lb/>&amp; many <symptom n=\"93\">hard Lumps</symptom> appearing on her <bodypart n=\"73\">Sides </bodypart>&amp; <bodypart n=\"11\">Shoulders</bodypart> -- while\r\n            <lb/>the Small <condition n=\"65\">Tubercles</condition> on her <bodypart n=\"27\">Breast</bodypart> were <symptom n=\"43\">ulcerating </symptom><illegible w=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>has been a very troublesome <symptom n=\"46\">discharge of thin matter</symptom> &amp; someÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>times <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> &amp; violent shooting pains in both <bodypart n=\"27\">Breasts</bodypart> -\r\n            <lb/>for some Moneths past she has been complaining of Pains\r\n            <lb/>in her <bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"11\">Shoulders</bodypart> &amp; was almost laid asside from walking\r\n            <lb/>by a violent paine, situated as the <bodypart n=\"47\">Sciatica</bodypart> on that side\r\n            <lb/>in <choice><abbr>q<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> the <bodypart n=\"27\">Breast</bodypart> was first affected - In this distress\'d Situation\r\n            <lb/>I remembered what you had formerly wrote of the <ingredient n=\"175\">Belladonna</ingredient> &amp;\r\n            <lb/>worte you concerning it --- in the Interval of hearing from you I\r\n            <lb/>had been looking at Storckes Pamphlet on the <ingredient n=\"365\">Hoscyamus</ingredient>, Aconitum &amp;c,<note>Anton Freiherr von Stork, <i>An Essay on the Medicinal Nature of Hemlock: in which its extraordinary virtue and efficacy, as well internally as externally used, in the cure of cancers, schirrous and oedematous tumours, malignant and fistulous ulcers, and cataracts, are demonstrated, and explained</i> (London: 1760), was followed by <i>A Second Essay</i>, on the same subject in 1761 and these were reprinted together in 1762.  Storck (1731-1803) is described on the title-page as \'Physician in ordinary to the Pazmarian city hospital at Vienna\'. He also published <i>An Essay on the Internal use of Thorn-apple, Henbane, and Monkshood; which are shewn to be safe and efficacious remedies, in the cure of many obstinate diseases.</i> (London:1763).</note> \r\n            <lb/>&amp; having some of the Extract of the <ingredient n=\"178\">Aconite</ingredient> by me I began with\r\n            <lb/><space w=\"13\"/>it\r\n\r\n      <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n\r\n            <lb/>as follows -- I give half a grain of it in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Day mixed <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> the\r\n            <lb/>Pouder of the <ingredient n=\"57\"> Cicuta</ingredient>, <choice><abbr>q<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> she was using then &amp; encreasd the Dose gradually\r\n            <lb/>to two Grains a day without its having the least sensible effects -\r\n            <lb/>as Storcke had advisd giving it rubbd into a pouder with suggar I\r\n            <lb/>was determined to prepare with great exactness after his manner &amp; begun\r\n            <lb/>againe with the <sup>1</sup>/2 Graine Doses, <choice><abbr>q<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I encreasd to two Grains in\r\n            <lb/>24 Hours, the Dose she had formerly got, upon the 3<sup>d</sup> Day she began\r\n            <lb/>to Complaine of great <symptom n=\"71\">confusion</symptom> in her <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>, an universal <symptom n=\"2\">Tremor</symptom>. &amp;\r\n            <lb/>violent pains in her <bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart> &amp; her looks were truly ghastly -- at the\r\n            <lb/>same time her appetite was scarce impaird --- all night she <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>profusely, from her <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> it ran into her <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> <choice><abbr>q<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> she said tasted as salt\r\n            <lb/>as Brine, <del><illegible w=\"4\"/></del>. She tasted the <symptom n=\"28\">Sweat</symptom> on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> other parts\r\n            <lb/>of her Body &amp; it provd the Same --- next day she got out of Bed\r\n            <lb/>&amp; thought all her pains much easier, but these in her <bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart>, <choice><abbr>q<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>had seisd her since taking the <ingredient n=\"178\">Aconite</ingredient>, &amp; she found her <bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart> much\r\n            <lb/>swelld to an <condition n=\"37\">Erisipelatous</condition> <symptom n=\"51\">rash</symptom> over them -- next night she\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom> in the same manner &amp; as profusely as of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> former night, got\r\n            <lb/><illegible w=\"1\"/> of <illegible w=\"1\"/> in the morning &amp; found the <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom> of her <bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart> gone\r\n            <lb/>&amp; all her pains much easier than for several Moneths before\r\n            <lb/>&amp; the <symptom n=\"46\">discharge of thin Matter</symptom> from her <bodypart n=\"27\">Breasts</bodypart> greatly lessend, &amp; the <symptom n=\"71\">Con\r\n            <lb/>fusion of her Head</symptom> going off -- I should have told you that\r\n            <lb/>she had the sweetness &amp; dryness in her <bodypart n=\"9\">Throat</bodypart> with these other\r\n            <lb/>Symptoms &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>yet</expan></choice> from the first appearance of them we gave up using\r\n            <lb/>the medicine ---- she says now the pains of her <bodypart n=\"27\">Breasts</bodypart> are\r\n            <lb/>very unconsiderable, that the Quantity of <symptom n=\"46\">matter dischargd</symptom> is not\r\n            <lb/><sup>1</sup>/4 of what it was formerly &amp; its consistence greatly changd, &amp;\r\n            <lb/>that she scarce feels her Scatica &amp; other pains --\r\n\r\n<pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n\r\n            <lb/>as the <add place=\"above\">disagreeable</add> effects of this Medicine seemd to be over two days ago\r\n            <lb/>she with great earnestness pressd me to give it to her againe\r\n            <lb/>-- she is only come the length of one graine in 24 Hours\r\n            <lb/>&amp; last night she <symptom n=\"28\">sweatd</symptom> considerably, but it had not the briny\r\n            <lb/>taste as before --- you well observe from this, that I have met\r\n            <lb/>with all the effects you expected from the <ingredient n=\"175\">Belladonna</ingredient> --\r\n            <lb/>that when given in a quantity of <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient> it had no\r\n            <lb/>effects but <unclear><add place=\"above\">if</add> that acted</unclear><note>This passage is rather obscure. The addition \"if\" above the line and the word \"acted\" are both tentative readings.</note> very powerfully when given\r\n            <lb/>in a pouder with the Suggar ---- I shall not faile to\r\n            <lb/>Communicate what I shall further observe in the Case -\r\n            <lb/>Her Sleep has been much better since she used it &amp;\r\n            <lb/>she complains of an encrease of the Sensibility of Smelling to\r\n            <lb/>a Degree that is troublesome to her -\r\n        </p>\r\n            <closer>\r\n                <salute>I have only time to add my best wishes to\r\n                <lb/>all your family &amp; that I am <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> all\r\n                <lb/>posible esteeme <choice><abbr>D</abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n                <lb/>your most obedt &amp;\r\n                <lb/>obligd h\'mble servat</salute>\r\n                <signed><u>Ja<sup>s</sup> Saunders</u></signed>\r\n            </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n            <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n           \r\n        <p>\r\n                <lb/>Doctor William Cullen\r\n                <lb/>Physician\r\n                <lb/>in <choice><abbr>Edin<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n\r\n<annot>\r\n            <handShift/>\r\n                <lb/>M<sup>r</sup>. Saunders\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> his Son\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Feby</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice>1770\r\n            </annot>    </div>\r\n</body>', 807, 3, '2013-09-28 12:19:03', 388),
(346, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c808\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:808] From: Mr Thomas Duncanson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Mrs Elizabeth Duncanson (Beaton or Bethune) (Patient), Mrs Falconer (Patient) / 29 June 1770 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Rebecca DeWald</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Marianne Gilchrist</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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Has been married\r\n            <lb/>about seventeen years, bore several children, two of which\r\n            <lb/>she nurs\'d, since years ago after nursing the second sometimes\r\n            <lb/>was seiz\'d with severe &amp; frequent <condition n=\"14\">Asthmatick Fitts</condition>, which\r\n            <lb/>came on suddenlie, &amp; would have continu\'d from a quarter to\r\n            <lb/>a couple of hours, <ingredient n=\"38\">hartshorn</ingredient> in water gave a little relief,\r\n            <lb/>&amp; they comonlie went of with strong loud <symptom n=\"29\">belchings of wind</symptom>,\r\n            <lb/>a little before she was attack\'d with the <condition n=\"14\">fitt</condition> found her\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"7\"><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels </bodypart>much distended</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"63\">swell\'d</symptom>, which subsided\r\n            <lb/>when the <symptom n=\"29\">belchings</symptom> came on, she had <condition n=\"14\">returns of those fitts</condition>\r\n            <lb/>more or less for two years, when she was attack\'d with a \r\n            <lb/>most violent stuborn <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>, which reduc\'d her quite low,\r\n            <lb/>but recover\'d by Exercise &amp; Ass\' milk, &amp; kept tolerablie\r\n            <lb/>free of the <condition n=\"14\">Asthma</condition> for a twelve month after &amp; not many\r\n            <lb/>fitts ever since. She bore her last child several months\r\n            <lb/>before the last <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> came on, &amp; had a pretty good recovery.\r\n            <lb/>For three or four years back her <symptom n=\"8\">menses</symptom> dissapear\'d altogether,\r\n            <lb/>&amp; for above two years before, onlie once in three or perhaps\r\n            <lb/>four months, &amp; then in small quantitys, tho during that time\r\n            <lb/>had few complaints till last winter, that she felt a pain\r\n            <lb/>in her <del>f</del> left <bodypart n=\"62\">hanch</bodypart><note>Scots variant of \'haunch\'.</note> &amp; down along that <bodypart n=\"18\">thigh</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart>, which\r\n            <lb/>continu\'d fix\'d there till about three months gone, when\r\n            <lb/>it pritty much abated, but seven weeks ago she was suddenlie\r\n            <lb/>attack\'d with a sort of pain in <bodypart n=\"27\">the left breast</bodypart>, for the first\r\n            <lb/>fortnight it was not severe, but resembl\'d or she calls\r\n            <lb/>it a full heavie kind of uneasiness, &amp; soon after that became\r\n            <lb/>a sharp prickling acute pain, flying about in different\r\n            <lb/>parts of the <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart>, &amp; frequentlie shifts to that <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart>, &amp; some\r\n            <lb/>times down to the <bodypart n=\"15\">hand</bodypart>, extending towards the small of\r\n            <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>, &amp; often to that <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulder</bodypart>, &amp; at times feels\r\n            <lb/>as if in the <bodypart n=\"40\">breast bones</bodypart>, when the pain first came on\r\n            <lb/>complain\'d of a <symptom n=\"20\">coldness</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart>, which continu\'d\r\n            <lb/>more or less for a week or two, &amp; then was succeded\r\n            <lb/>with a violent <symptom n=\"21\">burning heat</symptom>, of which she still has\r\n            <lb/>frequent returns, particularlie after the least motion\r\n            <lb/>of any kind, when at her worst she could hardlie ly\r\n            <lb/>on that <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart>, nor move that <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> without Encreasing\r\n            <lb/>the <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> &amp; pain in <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart>, the pain in the\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart> itself sometimes feels as she imagines like\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"7\">one\'s <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> pen\'d up with wind</symptom>, is always easiest in\r\n            <lb/>bed,\r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>and through out the day much pain\'d, &amp; towards bed-time\r\n            <lb/>feels as if it had a wight &amp; heaviness in it, tho even for\r\n            <lb/>hours in the day time quite free of pain in it or any where\r\n            <lb/>else, 	<symptom n=\"125\">not the smallest appearance of hardness</symptom> has yet been\r\n            <lb/>discover\'d, nor any degree of <symptom n=\"62\">Inflamation</symptom>, the <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart>  being quite\r\n            <lb/>soft &amp; the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> of a natural colour, tho she apprehends it\r\n            <lb/>a little larger than tother some night at bed-time but\r\n            <lb/>it\'s all Imagination, <del><unclear>she</unclear></del> at other times thinks she feels it as\r\n            <lb/>if <symptom n=\"7\">puff\'d up with wind</symptom>, she has all along complaind of\r\n            <lb/>a constant <symptom n=\"21\">burning heat in <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart></symptom> &amp; that both night\r\n            <lb/>&amp; day, &amp; for some days back a good deal Drouthie<note>Meaning \'thirsty\' (Scots).</note>, &amp; yet\r\n            <lb/>nothing <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom> in the pulse. Dry <treatment n=\"39\">rubing</treatment> &amp; <treatment n=\"37\">Friction</treatment>\r\n            <lb/>with the <bodypart n=\"15\">hand</bodypart> gives relief when the pain is Violent\r\n            <lb/>in <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart>. From about a Week back she\r\n            <lb/>has rode a little on horseback, which greatlie distresses\r\n            <lb/>her <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart> for the first while, &amp; then the pain quite\r\n            <lb/>subsides. Her Dyet ever since married &amp; even before\r\n            <lb/>has been rather simple than otherwise, Tea &amp; an Egg\r\n            <lb/>for Brakefast, Fish or Flesh of some kind, &amp; at times\r\n            <lb/>a little of both for Dinners bread &amp; cheese, a bit of\r\n            <lb/>hard Fish, or sometimes an Egg for suppers, small beer\r\n            <lb/>for common drink, &amp; for a good many years back a\r\n            <lb/>little Punch at nights as it happen\'d, but these she\r\n            <lb/>can easily abstain from if thought proper, as also\r\n            <lb/>Fish &amp; meat of all kinds, she does not dislike a\r\n            <lb/>milk dyet, &amp; can chearfully live upon it &amp; vegetables.\r\n            <lb/>She never was fond of Exercise more than her Family\r\n            <lb/>matters requird, &amp; always took too little, &amp; kept the\r\n            <lb/>house too much. I should have mention\'d, that\r\n            <lb/>for a course of years, at least five or six, till a twelve\r\n            <lb/>month ago, she was more or less distress\'d with <symptom n=\"1\">head-achs</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; <symptom n=\"49\">tooth achs</symptom>, the former at times so severe as to <symptom n=\"11\">affect\r\n                <lb/>her sight</symptom>, &amp; sometimes occasion\'d an unaccountable\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"71\">confusion of Ideas that she could not make language\r\n                <lb/>off</symptom>, <treatment n=\"4\">blisters</treatment> where us\'d <del>repeatedlie</del> repeatedlie to <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"7\">Ears</bodypart>, &amp; for a considerable time <treatment n=\"11\">a perpetual Issue</treatment>\r\n            <lb/>on the <bodypart n=\"1\">Vertex</bodypart>, she blam\'d cold from windows that\r\n            <lb/>were often kept open in a smockie house we then\r\n            <lb/>liv\'d in, which we mov\'d from a year ago.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>For several days back she has been rather easier upon\r\n            <lb/>the whole. I\'m afraid this long detail may\r\n            <lb/>have wearied your patience but as I know you\r\n            <lb/>approve of circumstantial Informations, hope you\'ll\r\n            <lb/>forgive it, </p>\r\n        <closer><salute>&amp; believe that I am, with due Esteem,\r\n            <lb/>&amp; great regard Dear Sir\r\n            <lb/>your most obed.<sup>t</sup> &amp; much oblig\'d\r\n            <lb/>humble Serv<sup>t</sup></salute>\r\n            <signed>Tho.<sup>s</sup> Duncanson</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Forress\r\n                <lb/>29<sup>th</sup> June <u>1770</u></dateline></closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>Your opinion when perfectlie convenient will be\r\n                <lb/>very obliging, as she\'s a good deal apprehensive &amp; alarm\'d,\r\n                <lb/>tho I would Flatter myself there is no Immediate danger.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb/>To\r\n            <lb/>Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb/>Edinburgh\r\n            <lb/>single sheet\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 808, 9, '2015-02-02 01:25:16', 283);
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It was\r\n        <lb/>now the fourth Day from their first Appearance, which had\r\n        <lb/>been on Sunday the 20<sup>th</sup>. and he had had a smart <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>\r\n        <lb/>attended with <symptom n=\"3\">Vomiting</symptom>, sharp pains in his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, &amp; <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart> &amp;c.\r\n        <lb/>from the Thursday preceeding -  I call\'d to see him on Thursday\r\n        <lb/>the 24<sup>th</sup>. in the Evening, and got the same History from himself.\r\n        <lb/>The <symptom n=\"98\">pox</symptom> appeared remarkably small and thinly scattered; but\r\n        <lb/>seemed to have pretty well concocted <symptom n=\"86\">pus</symptom> in them, and I thought\r\n        <lb/>I had often seen, in that Stage of the Disease, a favourable\r\n        <lb/>kind of <condition n=\"2\">Small pox</condition> with precisely the same Appearance - \r\n        <lb/>It was in the Dusk of the Evening indeed; and I had so little\r\n        <lb/>Doubt of its\' being the <condition n=\"2\">Small pox</condition> from the History I had\r\n        <lb/>got, that I did not examine them with all the Accuracy\r\n        <lb/>and Doubt, that I afterwards wish\'d I had done, but concluded\r\n        <lb/>at once, and firmly that it was. In consequence of this, next\r\n        <lb/>forenoon, I had seven Children carried to the House where the\r\n        <lb/>Lad lodged to <treatment n=\"10\">inoculate</treatment>, after Dimsdales Method, with the\r\n        <lb/>recent Matter from an <condition n=\"72\">infected</condition> Lancet - Till this time I had\r\n        <lb/>seen him only the one time above mentioned, when I had no\r\n        <lb/>Doubt; but I was now very much staggered with the Appearance\r\n        <lb/>of the <symptom n=\"98\">pox</symptom>, and concealed my Embarassment so ill, that a Lady\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <lb/>who attended the Children to the House and was present, took\r\n        <lb/>Notice of it, and, (without my speaking a single word of my\r\n        <lb/>Doubts) immediately said, I wish, seeing you are not clear\r\n        <lb/>about this being the <condition n=\"2\">Small pox</condition>, that the Children had not\r\n        <lb/>been brought here - I replied, that they had changed their\r\n        <lb/>Appearance amazingly  since the Night before; so much\r\n        <lb/>indeed, that, had not the Lad been in the way of catching InÂ¬\r\n        <lb/>fection from the <condition n=\"2\">Small pox</condition>, I should now hesitate in believing\r\n        <lb/>that it was the <condition n=\"2\">Small pox</condition> - The <symptom n=\"30\">pustules</symptom> on his <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"10\">Neck</bodypart>,\r\n        <lb/>were turned already into little black, dry <symptom n=\"87\">Scabs</symptom>; but there was\r\n        <lb/>still Matter in some of these upon his <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> - I had been so\r\n        <lb/>firmly persuaded the Night before of its being the <condition n=\"2\">Small pox</condition>,\r\n        <lb/>that I concluded, it must be my timidity, and over caution, that\r\n        <lb/>was making me waver now; and, I was perhaps a little ashamed\r\n        <lb/>to avow a Doubt of an Opinion which I had, but the Evening\r\n        <lb/>before so positively asserted - Besides, there could be no harm from \r\n        <lb/>it, I thought, supposing it should not be; and should it turn\r\n        <lb/>out to be the <condition n=\"2\">Small pox</condition>, which the two Children which M<sup>r</sup>\r\n        <lb/>Wilson had <treatment n=\"10\">inoculated</treatment>, might soon bring a certain proof of, I\r\n        <lb/>should be blamed for missing so good an Opportunity; as the\r\n        <lb/>Parents of the Children were very anxious to have the Affair over - \r\n        <lb/>I pluck\'d up Resolution, and <treatment n=\"10\">inoculated</treatment> all the seven Children - \r\n        <lb/>My mind however was not easy - I visited the Lad again that\r\n        <lb/>same Afternoon, and had still more reason to be dissatisfied. I\r\n        <lb/>enquired of him, at what time he had been in the house with\r\n        <lb/>the Child, he was supposed to have catched the <condition n=\"72\">Infection</condition> from,\r\n        <lb/>(a question I had stupidly neglected till then) and was informed,\r\n        <lb/>that it had been only two Days before he himself sickened - \r\n        <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Wilson &amp; M<sup>r</sup> Colquhoun visited him the same Evening, on\r\n        <lb/>hearing that I had been <treatment n=\"10\">inoculating</treatment> from him, with the View of\r\n        <lb/>taking Matter likewise for some of their Patients; but were much\r\n        <lb/>dissatisfied with the look of the <symptom n=\"98\">pox</symptom>, and would not risque it - \r\n        <lb/>They <add place=\"above\">have</add> both told me, that they then believed it was not the <condition n=\"2\">SmallÂ¬\r\n        <lb/>pox</condition> - It will be easily imagined that I watched with the utmost\r\n        <lb/>Anxiety, the Appearances upon the <bodypart n=\"12\">Arms</bodypart> of the <treatment n=\"10\">inoculated</treatment> children;\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <lb/>Day after Day elapsed without the smallest Degree of <symptom n=\"62\">InflamÂ¬\r\n        <lb/>mation </symptom> upon any of them, excepting M<sup>r</sup> Wilson\'s youngest\r\n        <lb/>Child\'s, which began to <symptom n=\"62\">inflame</symptom> about the fifth or sixth Day,\r\n        <lb/>and proceeded regularly to increase and spread, precisely as in the\r\n        <lb/><condition n=\"2\">Small pox</condition> - The other eight Children\'s <bodypart n=\"12\">Arms</bodypart> had all healed\r\n        <lb/>immediately and perfectly, which, by this time, I was very\r\n        <lb/>glad of, as I, and every body had concluded from that circumÂ¬\r\n        <lb/>stance, and the doubtful Appearance of the <symptom n=\"98\">Pock</symptom> the <treatment n=\"10\">Inoculation</treatment>\r\n        <lb/>was from, that M<sup>r</sup> Wilson\'s Child was about to have an <symptom n=\"30\">Eruption</symptom>\r\n        <lb/>of <condition n=\"82\">Chicken pox</condition>, or <condition n=\"83\">Swine pox</condition>, or any thing but the <condition n=\"2\">Small pox</condition>.\r\n        <lb/>No <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> however, nor <symptom n=\"30\">Eruption</symptom> ensue - the <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammation </symptom>\r\n        <lb/>on the <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart> began to subside, and the <del>fiery</del>firey <symptom n=\"30\">pimples</symptom>\r\n        <lb/>it was covered with, to dissapear in a <symptom n=\"98\">Scars</symptom> from the twelfth Day;\r\n        <lb/>a blackish <symptom n=\"87\">Scab</symptom> is form\'d upon where the <treatment n=\"2\">Incision</treatment> had been made,\r\n        <lb/>and remains for a while; then drops of, and leaves a <symptom n=\"98\">Scar</symptom> - - \r\n        <lb/>Upon Sunday the 10<sup>th</sup>. Feb<sup>y</sup>. I was sent for to see M<sup>r</sup> Will<sup>m</sup>.\r\n        <lb/>Donald\'s Daughter, who was one of the seven I had <treatment n=\"10\">inoculated</treatment>\r\n        <lb/>on the friday fortnight before, and was shown a <symptom n=\"30\">pimple</symptom> upon the\r\n        <lb/><treatment n=\"10\">inoculated</treatment> <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart>, that had been only observed that Morning. It was,\r\n        <lb/>I dare say, upon the very place where the <treatment n=\"2\">Incision</treatment> had been made,\r\n        <lb/>but was neither preceeded by <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>, or <symptom n=\"3\">Sickness</symptom> of any kind; nor by\r\n        <lb/>the usual Appearances of <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammation</symptom>; at least, none were observed;\r\n        <lb/>and I had daily examined the <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart> from the Day she was <treatment n=\"10\">inoculated</treatment>\r\n        <lb/>for eight or nine Days; when I left of visiting her, it seemed so\r\n        <lb/>perfectly healed, that no trace of the <treatment n=\"2\">Incision</treatment> remained -  The\r\n        <lb/><symptom n=\"98\">Pock</symptom> which now appeared upon her <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart> was nearly of the Size\r\n        <lb/>of a Small <symptom n=\"98\">Pock</symptom> about the fourth Day <del>with</del> and had a little\r\n        <lb/><bodypart n=\"61\">Lymph</bodypart> in it -  It was of smaller Size, and more pointed than\r\n        <lb/>the <condition n=\"144\">Vesicle</condition> upon the <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart> after <treatment n=\"10\">Inoculation</treatment>; it had no hardness\r\n        <lb/>or <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammation</symptom> round it; and, in short, look\'d so little like\r\n        <lb/>the effect of <treatment n=\"10\">Inoculation</treatment> from the <condition n=\"2\">Small pox</condition>, that I had not\r\n        <lb/>the slightest Suspicion of it\'s being so -  It only alarmed me a little\r\n        <lb/>for my other little Patients, <del>lest they should still</del> who had been\r\n        <lb/><treatment n=\"10\">inoculated</treatment> at the same time, lest they should still be liable\r\n        <lb/>to some such, or worse, <symptom n=\"30\">Eruption</symptom>; and my fears of this were not\r\n        <lb/>lessened upon being told by M<sup>r</sup> Wilson on the Tuesday following\r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <lb/>which was the 12<sup>th</sup>. of February, that an <symptom n=\"30\">Eruption</symptom> had appeared\r\n        <lb/>that Morning upon his eldest boy who had been <treatment n=\"10\">inoculated</treatment>\r\n        <lb/>twenty Days ago -  he had been fretful &amp; <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom> from the\r\n        <lb/>Sunday before, but as his <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart> had been so perfectly heal, that\r\n        <lb/>the <symptom n=\"98\">mark</symptom> of the <treatment n=\"2\">Incision</treatment> had long ago been quite effaced, M<sup>r</sup>.\r\n        <lb/>Wilson never thought of examining it till now, when he found it\r\n        <lb/><symptom n=\"62\">inflamed</symptom> to a considerable Extent, and crowded with small fiery\r\n        <lb/><symptom n=\"30\">pimples</symptom> exactly resembling the Appearance of the youngest\'s\r\n        <lb/><bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart>, and indeed, the common Appearance after <treatment n=\"10\">Inoculation</treatment> from\r\n        <lb/>the <condition n=\"2\">Small pox</condition> -  The <symptom n=\"30\">pustules</symptom> increased till the Sunday following\r\n        <lb/>when they had so much the Appearance of a mild, distinct <condition n=\"2\">Small\r\n        <lb/>pox</condition>, that M<sup>r</sup> Wilson &amp; I agreed, that unless we had been so\r\n        <lb/>lately deceived by such Appearances, and knew from the <symptom n=\"62\">inflamed</symptom>\r\n        <lb/>State of the <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart>, that the present <symptom n=\"30\">Eruption</symptom> must be the Effect\r\n        <lb/><add place=\"above\">of that <treatment n=\"10\">Inoculation</treatment>,</add> and not of a natural <condition n=\"72\">Infection</condition>, we should not hesitate a\r\n        <lb/>moment of pronouncing the Disease to be the <condition n=\"2\">Small pox</condition>  -  - \r\n        <lb/>From the Sunday they speedily declined tho M<sup>r</sup> Wilson says\r\n        <lb/>there was <symptom n=\"86\">Pus</symptom> in some of them till the Tuesday, which was\r\n        <lb/>the eighth Day -  A large black <symptom n=\"87\">Scab</symptom> form\'d on the <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart>,\r\n        <lb/>remained some weeks, then dropt of, and left a pretty deep\r\n        <lb/><symptom n=\"98\">mark</symptom> -  From the preceeding History, there was surely much\r\n        <lb/>reason to believe that we had been <treatment n=\"10\">inoculating</treatment> from what\r\n        <lb/>was not the <condition n=\"2\">Small pox</condition> -  Nine Children had been <treatment n=\"10\">inoculate</treatment><illegible l=\"1\"/>\r\n        <lb/>from a <symptom n=\"98\">Pock</symptom> that had but an ambiguous Appearance. Six\r\n        <lb/>of these miss the <condition n=\"72\">Infection</condition>. The other three show <symptom n=\"98\">marks</symptom> of\r\n        <lb/><condition n=\"72\">Infection</condition>, and produce the irregular Appearances I have described\r\n        <lb/>I had <treatment n=\"10\">inoculated</treatment> a great Number of Children about 2 Years\r\n        <lb/>before, after the same Method, and never had Occasion to repeat\r\n        <lb/>the <treatment n=\"2\">Operation</treatment> -  Not one of them miss\'d the <condition n=\"72\">Infection</condition> -  This no\r\n        <lb/>doubt had its\' own Weight in fixing my belief early, that we\r\n        <lb/>had been in a Mistake -  but, new Difficulties arise; The whole\r\n        <lb/>of these nine Children are <treatment n=\"10\">inoculated</treatment> a few Weeks after this\r\n        <lb/>fray from a <condition n=\"2\">Small pox</condition> that sufficiently characterized itself\r\n        <lb/>and had no ambiguous Appearance. The six that had miss\'d\r\n        <lb/>before show marks of <condition n=\"72\">Infection</condition> in the proper time, and go through\r\n        <lb/>the Disease regularly and easily -  M<sup>r</sup> Wilson\'s two Children and\r\n        <pb n=\"5\"/>\r\n        <lb/>Miss Donald refuse to be <condition n=\"72\">infected</condition> -  This look\'d odd -  I had only to\r\n        <lb/>say that it might be an Accident, and urged a repetition of it - \r\n        <lb/>The three are <treatment n=\"10\">inoculated</treatment> again -  All their <bodypart n=\"12\">Arms</bodypart> heal immediately\r\n        <lb/>as before, but, M<sup>r</sup> Wilson\'s youngest Child grows fretful\r\n        <lb/>and sickens on the fifth Day after this last <treatment n=\"10\">Inoculation</treatment>, and,\r\n        <lb/>on the 8<sup>th</sup>. when I first saw him under this Ailment he was\r\n        <lb/>indeed very sick &amp; <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom>, and had several very distinct <condition n=\"2\">Small\r\n        <lb/>pox</condition> upon his <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart>. No doubt was express\'d by M<sup>r</sup> Wilson\r\n        <lb/>or any body that saw them of their being <condition n=\"2\">Small pox</condition> -  They\r\n        <lb/>sufficiently distinguished themselves as indeed the <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> did - \r\n        <lb/>This <symptom n=\"30\">Eruption</symptom> certainly was not the consequence of any of the two last <treatment n=\"10\">Inoculations</treatment>, for his <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart> healed perfectly after\r\n        <lb/>both  -  I met M<sup>r</sup> Wilson that same Evening; he told me\r\n        <lb/>with Concern that the Child had a <symptom n=\"51\">rash</symptom> upon his <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart>, was\r\n        <lb/>much sicker than when I had seen him in the forenoon, and\r\n        <lb/>that he apprehended the Child was to have a Confluent\r\n        <lb/><condition n=\"2\">Small pox</condition> -  The <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> &amp; <symptom n=\"51\">Rash</symptom> however took of that night\r\n        <lb/>and the Child was chearful next Day with very few additional\r\n        <lb/><symptom n=\"30\">Pustules</symptom> to what were seen the Day before -  M<sup>r</sup> Wilson\r\n        <lb/>is alarmed for his other Boy, and notwithstanding the former\r\n        <lb/>failures <treatment n=\"10\">inoculates</treatment> him again, that Day -  M<sup>r</sup> Donald is\r\n        <lb/>in the same Situation and will have his Daughter <treatment n=\"10\">inoculated</treatment>\r\n        <lb/>too -  I made an <treatment n=\"2\">Incision</treatment> in each <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart> to secure her being\r\n        <lb/><condition n=\"72\">infected</condition> now if it was possible, and doub\'d them with more than\r\n        <lb/>the common quantity of Matter -  but, it would not do -  Her <bodypart n=\"12\">Arms</bodypart>\r\n        <lb/>heal presently; M<sup>r</sup> Wilson\'s boy\'s <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart> does the same -  and tho\' \r\n        <lb/>the <condition n=\"2\">Small pox</condition> raged in this place fore more than six Months from\r\n        <lb/>that time, and no pains <add place=\"above\">was</add> taken to keep them out of the way\r\n        <lb/>of <condition n=\"72\">Infection</condition>, they still escaped -  M<sup>r</sup> Wilson\'s youngest child\r\n        <lb/>proceeds regularly to the 5<sup>th</sup>. or sixth Day from the <symptom n=\"30\">Eruption</symptom>\r\n        <lb/>when they begin to grow hard and crust on the Top -  This gave\r\n        <lb/>me no suspicion of their Nature as I was daily seeing the same\r\n        <lb/>where the <symptom n=\"30\">pustules</symptom> were few -  If ever I saw the <condition n=\"2\">Small pox</condition>,\r\n        <lb/>he had them upon this Occasion -  -  - \r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 810, 11, '2014-10-07 18:44:05', 469),
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I don\'t yet\r\n            <lb/>percieve it god grant how soon I may ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The <symptom n=\"3\">reachings</symptom> are considerably increasing\r\n            <lb/>dayly for he will now have about thirty or\r\n            <lb/>near it in a day &amp; the evenings that used to be\r\n            <lb/>his greatest relief are not now without them either\r\n            <lb/>&amp; the <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> is still the same so that upon the\r\n            <lb/>whole I may say he is rather worse then when I sent\r\n            <lb/>for the consultation. I wish you wou\'d let Doctor Cullen\r\n     <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>know of the quack that was employ\'d &amp; the medicine\r\n            <lb/>he gave as I don\'t want any thing shu\'d be conceal\'d\r\n            <lb/>from the physician who has the care of my child so\r\n            <lb/>I think it\'s best to tell him the whole story, &amp; if it\r\n            <lb/>were possible to get notice from M<sup>r</sup>. Boswell what\r\n            <lb/>age he was when he had the ailment that occasiond\r\n            <lb/>his geting that medicin, how long his complaint had\r\n            <lb/>continued before he got it, what were the symptoms\r\n            <lb/>he felt, how he got the medicin &amp; if he was perfectÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ly cured by it, these things I wou\'d be glad to know\r\n            <lb/>if you can possibly find them out as the young\r\n            <lb/>gentlemans case I shu\'d think wou\'d be mor <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb/>el to Lewies then M<sup>rs</sup>. Grants tho hers may <illegible l=\"3\"/><note>Missing word is probably \"not\".</note> \r\n            <lb/>resemble it, -- I need not now trouble you with a \r\n            <lb/>longer letter as Doctor Alves shall write to Doctor\r\n            <lb/>Cullen at the time he desires &amp; I shall take\r\n            <lb/>care that he be properly inform\'d from time to\r\n            <lb/>time of my dear boys case which I hope the\r\n            <lb/>good man will give due attention to as he has\r\n            <lb/>the whole charge of him for it seems you thought\r\n            <lb/>it unnecessary to employ any other, -- I have nothing\r\n            <lb/>farther to add but to beg you\'ll come north as\r\n            <lb/>soon as you possibly can for your presence &amp;\r\n            <lb/>advice at home is of much greater service to us\r\n            <lb/>here then your staying there &amp; I was sorrie\r\n            <lb/>you did it a moment longer then you got -\r\n            <lb/>Doctor Cullens oppinion as a correspondance now\r\n            <lb/>with him is of more consequence then anything else.\r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n            <lb/>so we will certainly expect you home next week\r\n            <lb/>might you ask D: Cullen if <treatment n=\"1\">blodding</treatment> Lewie wou\'d be\r\n            <lb/>safe or proper I want much to know --\r\n        </p>\r\n            <closer>\r\n               <salute>the kind love &amp; best wishes of all here attends\r\n                <lb/>you &amp; I ever am  Dear B<sup>r</sup>. most <choice><abbr>affectly</abbr><expan>affectionately</expan></choice> yours</salute>\r\n                <signed>Sophia Dunbar</signed>\r\n            </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n        <lb/>To\r\n        <lb/>Alex<sup>r</sup>. Campbell Esq<sup>r</sup>. ---\r\n        <lb/>Sherriff of Inverness to be Left\r\n        <lb/>at the Exchange Coffee House\r\n        <lb/>Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 812, 3, '2013-08-01 13:33:16', 310),
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She is &amp; has been\r\n    <lb />for many years almost constantly disturbed with <symptom n=\"7\">flatulence</symptom>\r\n    <lb />&amp; <condition n=\"36\">spasmodick</condition> complaints of \r\n     the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, her <condition n=\"8\">menses\r\n    <lb />also for the three periods preceding the last, were in much\r\n    <lb />smaller quantity than usual, &amp; returned at an interval\r\n    <lb />of twenty days</condition>; about 4 weeks ago, just after \r\n     the menstrual disÂ¬\r\n     <lb />charge was over, she begun the use of the\r\n     <ingredient n=\"2\">corrosive subÂ¬\r\n    <lb />limate</ingredient>, dose the 8 part of a grain, given at bedtime; the \r\n    <lb />effect it had upon her is to occasion an uneasy sensation\r\n    <lb />of heat in the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; \r\n     a <symptom n=\"21\">burning heat</symptom> of the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> which\r\n    <lb />lasts for at least four or five hours, it does not increase\r\n     <lb />any of the secretions, on the contrary her <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> \r\n     has been\r\n    <lb />remarkably dry &amp; her <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>\r\n     <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> during the whole\r\n     <lb />course, excepting on the days that she took \r\n     the <ingredient n=\"66\">mezereon</ingredient>,\r\n    <lb />she begun the use of it along with the\r\n     <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial</ingredient> course\r\n     \r\n <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n    \r\n    <lb />the effect of it used to occasion a <symptom n=\"21\">burning heat</symptom> of\r\n     the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />&amp; <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>, which always ended in\r\n     a <symptom n=\"31\">Diarrhea</symptom>. I tryd it two\r\n    <lb />nights without the <ingredient n=\"2\">mercury</ingredient> &amp; \r\n     found it to have the same\r\n    <lb />effect, so was forced to give it up for the \r\n     <ingredient n=\"15\" t=\"15\">simple decoction \r\n<lb />of sarsaparilla</ingredient>,\r\n     she has now continued the <ingredient n=\"2\">mercury course</ingredient>  \r\n    <lb />for 22 days, during that time I think her <symptom n=\"8\">appetite much\r\n    <lb />impaired</symptom>, she complains very frequently of severe pains\r\n    <lb />of the <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>, down her \r\n     <bodypart n=\"62\">haunches</bodypart>, &amp; <bodypart n=\"18\">thighs</bodypart>,\r\n     with tension &amp; \r\n    <lb />pain of the lower <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> \r\n     above the <bodypart n=\"91\">os pubis</bodypart>, sometimes\r\n    <lb />sore to the touch; which seems to be the effect partly\r\n    <lb />of <symptom n=\"7\">flatulence</symptom> &amp; partly of a <bodypart n=\"34\">uterine</bodypart> \r\n     affection, no <symptom n=\"18\">tumor</symptom>\r\n    <lb />can be felt even when the tension is off, \r\n     (but this <add place=\"above\">last</add> I am obÂ¬\r\n    <lb />liged to take upon the report of other people); on saturÂ¬\r\n     \r\n    <lb />day last the <condition n=\"8\">menses appeared in\r\n      an unusual quanÂ¬\r\n    <lb />tity</condition> &amp; continued all Sunday &amp; yesterday, they now\r\n    <lb />begin to wear off, as she has necessarily given up medÂ¬\r\n    <lb />cine for the time I take this opportunity of informÂ¬\r\n     <lb />ing you of the effect of the \r\n     <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial course</ingredient> so far\r\n    <lb />as it has been carried, &amp; to know whether you would\r\n    <lb />wish to have it pushed any farther, the preparÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ation made use of is a \r\n     <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"3\">solution of the corrosive subÂ¬\r\n     limate</ingredient> in water saturated with \r\n     <ingredient n=\"39\">sal ammoniac</ingredient>\r\n    <lb />which I understood to be what you meant to prescribe\r\n     <lb />the <ingredient n=\"66\">mezereon</ingredient> I know from \r\n     experience to be good, a\r\n    <lb />dram only was put in a chopin of the \r\n     <ingredient n=\"8\" t=\"15\">tartar decotÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ion</ingredient>, the greatest attention has been paid to regimen\r\n    <lb />in every respect; in a constitution debilitated I may\r\n    <lb />say wore out by so many years continuance of <bodypart n=\"46\">stomÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ach</bodypart> complaints, the article of diet is necessarily in\r\n    <lb />great measure regulated from past experience\r\n     \r\n <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n    \r\n     <lb />one effect of the <ingredient n=\"2\">mercury</ingredient> has been\r\n     to occasion a considerable \r\n    <lb />degree of <symptom n=\"17\">watchfullness</symptom> in the night, occasioned by a <symptom n=\"21\">burning\r\n    <lb />heat all over her</symptom> which lasts from 4 to 5 in the morning\r\n    <lb /> - <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> in general about\r\n     70 &amp; regular, her <symptom n=\"25\">colour sallow\r\n    <lb />with somewhat of a yellowish tinge</symptom>, She has also a \r\n     <symptom n=\"55\">lanÂ¬\r\n    <lb />gour</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"6\">depression of spirits</symptom> \r\n     which seems increased of late\r\n    <lb />I mean to defer any further use of medicine till I have\r\n    <lb />the pleasure of hearing from you &amp; M<sup>r</sup> Wood.\r\n     \r\n </p>\r\n  \r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n    <lb />I am much obliged to you for your kind enquiry afÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ter my health, I have the comfort of enjoying a much\r\n    <lb />more considerable share of it than I had any reason \r\n    <lb />to expect when I had last the pleasure of seeing you\r\n    <lb />I shall always think myself much obliged to you for\r\n    <lb />the friendly attention you paid to me when I requested\r\n    <lb /><unclear>your</unclear> advice &amp; believe me to be always most sincerely\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n      <salute>  \r\n    <lb />Dear Sir your most\r\n            <choice><abbr>Obed</abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> servant\r\n          \r\n      </salute>\r\n    \r\n    <signed>Alex. Douglas</signed>\r\n        \r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Feb</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 22. 1780</dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n            \r\n    <postscript>\r\n    \r\n    <lb />the <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial</ingredient> course has never affected the <bodypart n=\"84\">salivary glands</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />the urine as formerly various, sometimes whey coloured someÂ¬\r\n    <lb />times limpid the quantity secreted does not seem terribly\r\n    <lb />increased, the secretion by the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>\r\n        much less than usual\r\n    </postscript>\r\n  \r\n  \r\n </div>\r\n <div>\r\n      \r\n      <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n     <lb />Dr William Cullen Physician\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n \r\n <handShift />\r\n    <annot>\r\n          \r\n    <lb />Sir Alex<sup>r</sup> Douglas\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n        Miss Stewart --\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 22. 1780\r\n    <lb />X. p. 119\r\n        \r\n   </annot>\r\n  \r\n </div>\r\n \r\n</body>\r\n', 1818, 2, '2012-11-06 14:05:36', 135),
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(357, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1296\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1296] Cover Letter and Case Note / Regarding: Reverend Peter Yorstoun (of Closeburn &amp; Dalgarnoch; Yerstoun, Yorkston) (Patient) / 24 June 1776 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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The Uper <bodypart n=\"52\">Extremitys</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />were more affected &amp; now &amp; then before forming\r\n        <lb />there, it appeared in form of a <symptom n=\"60\">Collic</symptom> &amp; once threatÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ned his <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart> by Occasioning <symptom n=\"22\">Giddyness</symptom> - but never\r\n        <lb />anything more - His Intellect was always clear\r\n        <lb />&amp; all the facultys of his mind Vigorous - he was, &amp; is still,\r\n        <lb />able to go thro a long &amp; intricate series of Calculation\r\n        <lb />mearly by the strenght &amp; clearness of his memory\r\n        <lb />without any other help â€“â€“ The Disease, I believe,\r\n        <lb />may have been Hereditary - but his manner of\r\n        <lb />Life I dare say has contributed much to produce or\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />at least to aggravate it Close study, intense thinking\r\n        <lb />&amp; immoderate reading, have keep\'d him much in his\r\n        <lb />chair &amp; seldom out of his Room, a Voluntary ConfineÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ment to which Custom had so reconceald him that\r\n        <lb />he never almost desired to be in the Air or Open Fields\r\n        <lb />This has been particularly the case of late years - so\r\n        <lb />that the question, whether did this man sin or his\r\n        <lb />Parents? needs not be put <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> regard to him â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />In the Winter of 1774 he was sometimes troubled\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> an <condition n=\"14\">asthma</condition> &amp; <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> of his <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> of both which\r\n        <lb />complaints he was relieved by using the <ingredient n=\"25\">Pill: Scill:</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />Since that time his Body has kept always open\r\n        <lb />and he was pretty Healthy - free of <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> <condition n=\"14\">asthma</condition>\r\n        <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> - till within this half year, that these\r\n        <lb />Complaints seem to have got a succidaneum - At\r\n        <lb />irregular periods or intervals, he <symptom n=\"89\">passes along <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />his Stools a thin, Brownish or Bloody-collour\'d Matter</symptom>\r\n        <lb />and this frequently, &amp; for several days together - It \r\n        <lb />comes away involuntarily (in some degree) &amp; tho\r\n        <lb />it is not in great quantity keeps him constantly\r\n        <lb />going to stool, which fatigues &amp; <symptom n=\"17\">deprives him of Rest\r\n        <lb />thro\' the Nights</symptom> - It <add place=\"above\">is</add> attended <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> something of a <symptom n=\"84\">ProÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lapsus <bodypart n=\"53\">Ani</bodypart></symptom> which, I suppose, by hindering the conÂ¬\r\n        <lb />traction of the <bodypart n=\"53\">sphincter</bodypart>, may occasion the thin matter\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />to come away involuntarily â€“â€“ The <symptom n=\"46\">Discharge</symptom> is atÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tended <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> no pain &amp; seems to proceed from no higher\r\n        <lb />up than the <bodypart n=\"69\">Intest<add place=\"above\">in</add>um Rectum</bodypart> - for, notwithstanding this\r\n        <lb />thin matter, it appears that he is at times really <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom>,\r\n        <lb />by the round Balls of the Excrements themselves, which\r\n        <lb />alongst with it, he now &amp; then passes <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> great difficulty\r\n        <lb />- more frequently indeed his stools are loose â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Very little has been done in the way of medicine since\r\n        <lb />this Complaint took place (on <choice><abbr>acc<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>account</expan></choice> of his own diffiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />dence of it) - I have been inclined to treat it as proÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ceeding from relaxation, of which a <condition n=\"31\">Paralysis</condition> or <del>Body</del>\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"2\">shaking</symptom> of his Body &amp; of his <bodypart n=\"46\">head</bodypart> especially, I think <add place=\"above\">is</add> likeÂ¬\r\n        <lb />wise a mask - but this is no new thing â€“â€“â€“ and I have\r\n        <lb />been apt to think the <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> itself (if moderate) not\r\n        <lb />otherways unsalutary - because it is observed his apÂ¬\r\n        <lb />petite &amp; spirits are better when it is upon him - But\r\n        <lb />with regard to this and the following queries I beg your\r\n        <lb />opinion &amp; advice</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />1<sup>st.</sup> Whether it is salutary or not &amp; how\r\n        <lb />far to be encouraged, or checked â€“</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />2<sup>d</sup> Whether this Periodical or rather remitÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tent (for he is not many days free of it) Bloody <symptom n=\"46\">Discharge</symptom> (since\r\n        <lb />it is not inconsistent <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> or hardness of the natural\r\n        <lb />excrements) does not proceed from the <bodypart n=\"69\">intestinum Rectum</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />&amp; Hemorrhoidal Vessels - and so may be a species of the\r\n        <lb />Internal <condition n=\"38\">Piles</condition></p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />3<sup>d.</sup> Whether a Laxity of the <bodypart n=\"69\">Intestinum\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb />Rectum</bodypart> may not occasion the <condition n=\"84\">Prolapsus <bodypart n=\"53\">ani</bodypart></condition>, the thin\r\n        <lb />bloody <symptom n=\"46\">Discharge</symptom>, &amp; by allowing the <add place=\"above\">part of</add> <choice><abbr>excremts</abbr><expan>excrements</expan></choice> to lodge\r\n        <lb />too long - thro weakness of the Paristaltic Motion, OccaÂ¬\r\n        <lb />sion the hard Balls above mention\'d -â€“â€“ If this be the Case</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />4<sup>th.</sup> Whether <action n=\"29\">Tonic</action> medicines are\r\n        <lb />not proper - and what is the best method of moderatÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ing the or restraining the bloody <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> without proÂ¬\r\n        <lb />duing <symptom n=\"24\">Constipation</symptom> or that hardness of the natural ExÂ¬\r\n        <lb />crements</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />5<sup>th.</sup> What should be done for the <symptom n=\"84\">ProÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lapsus</symptom> - it is not very considerable except after going\r\n        <lb />to stool â€“</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />I have endeavour\'d to mention every matterial Circumstance\r\n        <lb />in the Case &amp; hope you will understand it from this imÂ¬\r\n        <lb />perfect Representation - <symptom n=\"15\">With respect to his Pulse it has\r\n        <lb />all along been good - a slow, regular, full Pulse - It used\r\n        <lb />to be so strong as to seem to force up ones finger at every stroke\r\n        <lb />at present it is as much so as common.</symptom> &amp; He has neither\r\n        <lb />Heat or thirst more than Ordinary - his <symptom n=\"8\">appetite is rather\r\n        <lb />weak </symptom> &amp; his food sometimes uneasie on his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> â€“\r\n        <lb />At his time of Life it is not expected he should be freed\r\n        <lb />of Complaits - but if you will advise us what is the best\r\n        <lb />method for prolonging it, or procuring present relief in the\r\n        <lb />circumstances above stated it will much Oblige    \r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute>\r\n        <lb />Sir\r\n        <lb />Your respectfull &amp; <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t.</sup> Ser<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient Servant</expan></choice>\r\n        </salute>\r\n        <signed>Tho<sup>s.</sup> Yorstoun</signed>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    <postscript>P. S. Please receive L1.1.</postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1296, 11, '2014-10-13 15:49:31', 94),
(358, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1297\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1297] From: Mr Robert Chisholm (of Wooler) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Mr Robert Chisholm (of Wooler) (Patient) / 24 June 1776 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2013-06-12\">12 June 2013</date> Last updated by Jenny Bann</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2012-07-10\">10 July 2012</date> XML file created by Jenny Bann</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n<body>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n    <opener>\r\n        <dateline>Wooler June 24<sup>th</sup>. 1776</dateline>\r\n        <salute><choice><abbr>S<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Sir</expan></choice></salute>\r\n    </opener>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />I wrote you some time ago Informing\r\n        <lb />you then of the state of my health, &amp; now I take\r\n        <lb />the Liberty of Troubling you again which I hope\r\n        <lb />you\'l Excuse, &amp; if Can have the opportunity of giving\r\n        <lb />me a Line with your advice shou\'d Esteem it\r\n        <lb />a <choice><abbr>part<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>particular</expan></choice> favour, My <bodypart n=\"2\">Tongue</bodypart> Continues Remarkably\r\n        <lb />Foul, &amp; there is still a <symptom n=\"26\">wasting of Body</symptom> with &amp;\r\n        <lb />great stuffing at my <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; <symptom n=\"35\"><symptom n=\"34\">spitting</symptom> sometimes\r\n            <lb />mixt with a speck of Blood</symptom>, these are my Chief\r\n        <lb />Complaints, I have some notion of going to the\r\n        <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" />to Bathe &amp; drink <ingredient n=\"12\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> water</ingredient> but befor I do\r\n        <lb />this am very Desirous of having <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> advice\r\n        <lb />which will Greatly oblige</p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute>\r\n            <lb />Sir\r\n            <lb />your very <choice><abbr>ob<sup>t</sup> Ser</abbr><expan>obedient Servant</expan></choice>\r\n        </salute>\r\n        <signed>Rob<sup>t</sup> Chisholm</signed>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />To\r\n        <lb />D<sup>r</sup> William Cullen\r\n        <lb />Physician\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> R. Chisholm\r\n                <lb />Wooler. 24 June\r\n                <lb />1776\r\n            </annot>\r\n\r\n    </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1297, 2, '2013-06-12 17:16:16', 30),
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Friday\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">pulse 70</symptom> <symptom n=\"6\">spirits still depressed</symptom> <symptom n=\"8\">took little food</symptom> <symptom n=\"17\">sleept little</symptom>\r\n        <lb />urine as before. Saturday much the same tonight\r\n        <lb />gave an <treatment n=\"8\">Injection</treatment> voided a little indinated faces\r\n        <lb />Sunday <symptom n=\"15\">pulse 72</symptom> spirits somewhat better <symptom n=\"8\">appetite\r\n            <lb />weak</symptom> sleept better urine as before complains much\r\n        <lb />of the <symptom n=\"1\">pain in his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></symptom> and <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart>. Monday pulse\r\n        <lb />58 <symptom n=\"6\">spirits more depressed</symptom> took food moderately well\r\n        <lb />urine as before <del>had</del> gave an <treatment n=\"8\">Injection</treatment>, had a copious\r\n        <lb />stool of very indurated faces <treatment n=\"4\">applied a Blister</treatment> to the\r\n        <lb />crown of the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, sleept more, complains much\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />much of the <symptom n=\"1\">pain of his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></symptom> and <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> Tuesday\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">pulse from 78 to 76</symptom> full and free, appetite tollerable\r\n        <lb />urine pale no sediment, spirits better the <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment>\r\n        <lb />discharged plentifully, <symptom n=\"1\">pain of the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></symptom> and <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />no better, a small <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> on the <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> behind and\r\n        <lb />the right <bodypart n=\"7\">Ear</bodypart> with a tention of the <bodypart n=\"68\">muscles</bodypart>, <symptom n=\"17\">sleept\r\n            <lb />little</symptom>. 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June 1776\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <lb />Case\r\n                <lb />of\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup>. Spalding Gordon\r\n                <lb />26<sup>th</sup> June 1776\r\n                <lb />4.\r\n            </annot>\r\n\r\n    </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1299, 11, '2014-10-13 15:49:59', 41),
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I shall be\r\n            <lb />as particular as I can but if I am not\r\n            <lb />sufficiently so you will impute it to\r\n            <lb />my want of experience in these matters.\r\n            <lb />I am about 44 years of age with dark\r\n            <lb />hair a darkish Complexion &amp; a warm temper\r\n            <lb />of the middle size as to height or rather\r\n            <lb />less than that, but of a very Corpulent\r\n            <lb />habit. My Father, who was of your\r\n            <lb />profession, was also very Corpulent,\r\n            <lb />&amp; in that I take after him for I began\r\n            <lb />to grow fat before I was turnd 20 tho\r\n            <lb />in my early years I was rather thin.\r\n            <lb />At the begining of last winter I weighd\r\n            <lb />18 stones two pounds, but I was then\r\n            <lb />seized with a <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> &amp; repeatedly <condition n=\"13\">got\r\n            <lb />fresh colds</condition>, so that it continued till\r\n            <lb />the warm weather came in, at which\r\n            <lb />time I only weighd 16 stone, so I had lost\r\n            <lb />two by my illness. My <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> was very\r\n            <lb />troblesome, particularly in a morning\r\n            <lb />&amp; evning tho I had frequent <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> of \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">Coughing</symptom> thro the day, &amp; in the nights with\r\n            <lb />Considerable expectoration of phlegm.\r\n            <lb />I was often very much stuffd in my\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> &amp; \r\n            had <symptom n=\"12\">great difficulty of breathing</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />but no pain, nor any thing like an\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"14\">asthma</condition> \r\n            <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom>. I consulted several gentlemen\r\n            \r\n     <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            \r\n            \r\n               <lb />of the Faculty, by whose advice I was <treatment n=\"1\">bled</treatment>\r\n               <lb />twice took some physic, \r\n            <ingredient n=\"14\">opiates</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"25\">Squill</ingredient>\r\n               <lb />pills, &amp;cc. I was <symptom n=\"10\">feverish</symptom> \r\n               at times &amp; <symptom n=\"8\">had\r\n               <lb />no apitite</symptom>, therefore I livd low during my\r\n               <lb />illness, but did not stove my self up\r\n               <lb />nor keep very hot. As soon as the warm\r\n               <lb />weather came in I was advised into the\r\n               <lb />country, my <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> intirely left me, &amp; in \r\n               <lb />a short time I was quite free from it. My\r\n               <lb />Physician, whome I consider as a cautious\r\n               <lb />experienced man, advised me to endeavour\r\n               <lb />to reduce my corpulency, least my disorder\r\n               <lb />should retturn again &amp; be more troblesome\r\n               <lb />to me if I continued very fat as I had\r\n               <lb />lost 28 Pounds in weight, he thought\r\n               <lb />I should not gain them again by indulgence\r\n               <lb />(for my apitite &amp; degestion are both very\r\n               <lb />good) but that I should use gradually\r\n               <lb />a good deal of exercise by walking this \r\n               <lb />Summer time in the morning &amp; evning,\r\n               <lb />which I had been accustomed, &amp; that\r\n               <lb />at dinner I should moderate my apitite\r\n               <lb />&amp; confine myself to one dish of meat\r\n               <lb />&amp; a little pudding or tart, for that changes\r\n               <lb />of this nature should be made slow. I\r\n               <lb />have followed his advice steadily, &amp; instead\r\n               <lb />of gaining any weight I am 7 or 8 pounds\r\n               <lb />lighter than 16 stones. I now walk\r\n               <lb />generally 4 miles before breakfast, &amp; 2\r\n               <lb />or 3 in the evning, &amp; I have moderated my\r\n               <lb />diet. I am very well in my self &amp; feel\r\n               <lb />stronger &amp; more active. When my <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> \r\n               <lb />was quite gone. I bathed in Dr Hunters\r\n               <lb />buxton bath<note>See Alexander Hunter M.D., <i>A treatise on the nature and virtues of Buxton waters. With a preliminary account of the external and internal use of natural and artificial warm-waters among the ancients</i> (London: 1761), and reprinted four times with \'The Buxton Manual\' prefixed to the title.</note>\r\n which I approve <add place=\"above\">of</add> very much,\r\n               \r\n         <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            \r\n                  <lb />&amp; afterwards it was gradually reduced to\r\n                  <lb />the coldness of river water in summer, &amp;\r\n                  <lb />then I venturd into a moderate cold bath\r\n                  <lb />&amp; I continue bathing every other day as it\r\n                  <lb />agrees well with me. I drink small beer\r\n<lb />&amp; a Glass or two of wine after meals, but\r\n                  <lb />no ale or Porter. I must not forget to\r\n                  <lb />tell you that I am tolerably regular, &amp;\r\n                  <lb />that I am seldom bound in my bo<unclear>wels.</unclear>\r\n                  <lb />The question I wish you to determine \r\n                  <lb />upon is whether or no you would advise\r\n<lb />me to continue the plan I am upon to\r\n                  <lb />reduce my corpulency, till I am in a \r\n                  <lb />moderate state viz till I may weigh about\r\n                  <lb />12 stones instead of 15 &amp; odd Pounds; &amp;\r\n                  <lb />whether such a plan <add place=\"above\">will</add>\r\n                        be safe &amp; of service \r\n                  <lb />to my health &amp; to the prevention of further\r\n                  <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">coughs</symptom> &amp;\r\n                        stuffing in my <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>.\r\n         </p>\r\n         <p>\r\n                  <lb />My Physician <unclear>&amp;</unclear>Apothecary concur in\r\n                  <lb />advising me to consult you.\r\n         \r\n         </p>\r\n         \r\n         \r\n         <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>I am Sir\r\n            <lb />your Humble servant</salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>Jane We<supplied>bster</supplied></signed>\r\n        \r\n         </closer>\r\n            \r\n            <postscript>\r\n               \r\n          <p>\r\n           <lb />I beg your acceptance of two Guineas <unclear>for</unclear>\r\n           <lb />your troble which I have inclosed <unclear>in this</unclear>\r\n           <lb />letter:\r\n         \r\n          </p>\r\n          <p>\r\n           <lb />Please to direct for me to be le<unclear>ft for me at</unclear>\r\n           <lb />Mrs Goddards St Saviour gate <unclear>York I</unclear>\r\n           <lb />beg the favour of as speedy an answer to\r\n           <lb />my queries as is consistent with your\r\n           <lb />other engagements:\r\n          </p>\r\n               \r\n            </postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <closer>\r\n            \r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Sept ye</abbr><expan>September the</expan></choice> 11<sup>th</sup> 1780.</dateline>\r\n            \r\n         </closer>\r\n     \r\n      </div>  \r\n      \r\n      \r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n       \r\n       <p>\r\n          \r\n       <lb /><u>To</u>\r\n       <lb />Dr Cullen\r\n       <lb />Professor of Medicine\r\n       <lb />in Edinburgh\r\n       \r\n       </p>\r\n         \r\n        <handShift />\r\n           \r\n           <annot>\r\n        \r\n           <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Jane Webster.\r\n           <lb /><choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice>\r\n           <lb />XI. p. 69 â€“â€“\r\n           \r\n           </annot>\r\n           \r\n        <handShift/>  \r\n   \r\n    </div>\r\n   \r\n</body>', 1914, 11, '2014-10-13 16:39:37', 112),
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To be brief and not to trowble yow with\r\n    <lb />too long a detail of my Elments which would be an\r\n    <lb />impracticable task to point owt the whole for Proteus\r\n    <lb />like the are continualy changing shape so that I am\r\n    <lb />at a loss what to think of my disorder but as <add place=\"above\">I</add> supose it\r\n    <lb />is rather aquired than a constitushional Illness I shall\r\n    <lb />in very few words point owt my case. --- I have bine for\r\n    <lb />this some time past violantly affected with \r\n    a <condition n=\"21\">Nervous\r\n    <lb />disorder</condition> as I conclude it to be for I fill \r\n    such <symptom n=\"2\">twitchings\r\n    <lb />and startlings</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"68\">tendons</bodypart> \r\n    that makes me think\r\n    <lb />my disorder most certainly proceed from a relaxed\r\n    <lb />state of the <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart> for In the first \r\n    place I have <unclear>fielt</unclear>\r\n    <lb />this some time past such a <symptom n=\"22\">Giddiness</symptom>\r\n    in my <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />attended with a <symptom n=\"66\">Numb</symptom> pain across \r\n    my <bodypart n=\"67\">Eye browes</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />which <symptom n=\"71\">confuses me so much that I have hardly a cleare\r\n    <lb />thought</symptom> especially if I am any ways attentive upon any \r\n    <lb />subject or the least adicted to venery which I attribute\r\n    <lb />to be the cause from whence my complaints has <add place=\"above\">arisen</add>\r\n    <lb />for if I exceed in the least in veneral pleasures I fill\r\n    <lb />the simptoms to be shocking attended with such fritfull\r\n    <lb />apperances as if I was to be sized with a <symptom n=\"33\">delerium</symptom> or a\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"5\">fitt</symptom> of the <condition n=\"5\">Eppilipsis</condition>\r\n    which makes me shuder at the\r\n    <lb />bare apprehensions resulting therefrom\r\n    <lb />but I trust in God that your advice and prescription\r\n    \r\n <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n    \r\n    <lb />will totaly eradicate my Complaints in General I likways most\r\n    <lb />Not ommit mention<add place=\"above\">in</add>g to yow that I am\r\n    much trowbled with <symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom>\r\n    <lb />one my <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> which \r\n    oppresses my <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart> and causes my\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"12\">breathing to be much affected</symptom>,\r\n    in this last simptom I was gratly\r\n    <lb />afflicted with it some time ago attended with \r\n    <symptom n=\"76\">spiting</symptom> by the\r\n    <lb />forces of <symptom n=\"4\">coffing</symptom> which I\r\n    attributed to hard drinking and excessive\r\n<lb />venery but as I have left off drinking to excess for this <del>some</del>\r\n    <lb />Twelfmonth past my <symptom n=\"12\">breathing</symptom> \r\n    seems gratly better for I cant\r\n    <lb />exceed above a bottle of claret after dinner.\r\n    Drinck no sort of\r\n    <lb />spirits or Malt liquers I live for the most part one a \r\n    <lb />generous dyet I never make above too meals in the day\r\n    <lb />which is breakfast and dener my common breakfast is\r\n    <lb />Jackalots which I think rather disagrees with \r\n    my <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> \r\n    <lb />as I am much trowbled with wind and the \r\n    <symptom n=\"48\">heart burn</symptom>\r\n    <lb />espicaly if I use exercise one horseback which I generaly \r\n    <lb />do every Fornoon if the wethere permitt me, I likways make\r\n    <lb />use of the cold fresh water bath 4 or 5 times a week which\r\n    <lb />I find agrees with my constitusion in a word I try every method\r\n    <lb />that nature or art can point owt to me which I belive paliates\r\n    <lb />the simptoms but am certain that regiman and exercise\r\n    <lb />will never cure the disorders occasioned by those immodirate\r\n    <lb />excesses with owt the asistance of medicins for never was\r\n    <lb />a disese aquired in a human body other wise \r\n    \r\n <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n    \r\n    <lb />healthy that might not be cured by what I have\r\n    <lb />taken notice of and perhaps a little \r\n    <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> but\r\n    <lb />I hope it is not impossible to prevent and put a\r\n    <lb />stopt to the redundance of the humours and\r\n    <lb />prevent them from circulating with the <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />and Animal Spirits. - I am certain there are\r\n    <lb />mainy, who labour under complaints simular\r\n    <lb />to mine who apply to Physicans one after an\r\n    <lb />other without the least gleem of hope in this life\r\n    <lb />sinking under the complicated wretchedness of\r\n    <lb />despirate dissises for a debility in the constitution\r\n    <lb />impairs the Intelects the basis of the human\r\n    <lb />understanding. I shall now come to a conclusio<add place=\"above\">n</add>\r\n    <lb />and intreat yow will take my case under your\r\n    <lb />serious considiration. I have sent inclosed \r\n    <lb />Two Guine Notes which I begg youl be pleased\r\n    <lb />to accept off and what ever medicines yow are\r\n    <lb />pleased to order me I will chirfully pay yow\r\n    <lb />for your advice and trowble and---\r\n    \r\n  </p>\r\n    \r\n <closer>\r\n    \r\n    <salute>I am Respectfully\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir your most <choice><abbr>Ob<sup>t.</sup> Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient Servant</expan></choice>\r\n    </salute>\r\n     \r\n  <signed>Rob<sup>t.</sup> Ligertwood\r\n      \r\n  </signed>\r\n        \r\n </closer> \r\n    \r\n    <postscript>\r\n       \r\n       <lb />P.S. Im now almost\r\n       <lb />23 years of age I\r\n       <lb />shall expect to heare\r\n       <lb />from yow how soon\r\n       <lb />convenient and please address for me at\r\n       <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Will. Mitchells  Marischal Street. I begg\r\n       <lb />youl not mention to any person that I have wrote\r\n       <lb />yow\r\n       \r\n    </postscript>\r\n       \r\n    </div>\r\n   <div>\r\n    \r\n    <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n    \r\n    <handShift />\r\n    \r\n    <annot>\r\n       \r\n      <lb />Case of\r\n      <lb />Rob<sup>t</sup> Ligertwood Es<sup>r</sup>\r\n      <lb /><u><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1777</u>\r\n      <lb />Vvi - P 105-\r\n       \r\n    </annot>\r\n\r\n   </div>\r\n   \r\n</body>\r\n', 1360, 11, '2015-04-17 10:15:24', 116),
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But for all that, I persisted every day to use the Bath\r\n    <lb />&amp; still do so, which has paliated the symptoms a good deal otherways I realy do not\r\n    <lb />think I could have supported under it. - I must mention to you that in September\r\n    <lb />last, I was oppressed with <bodypart n=\"88\">Bile</bodypart> in \r\n    my <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> &amp; by advice of Doctor Moodie of\r\n    <lb />Montrose who I happened to be in Company with there, I \r\n    used <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetick</ingredient> Wine\r\n    <lb />&amp; that pretty freely, as I thought it carried off a good deal \r\n    of the <symptom n=\"38\">Bileous humour</symptom>\r\n    <lb />&amp; have continued it till about two months ago, when I was affraid it had weakÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ned the Tone of my <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, &amp; yet I have generally\r\n    no bad appetite for Dinner -\r\n    <lb />Since I left off the <action n=\"24\">purgative</action> medecines, I find my\r\n    self rather <symptom n=\"24\">Costive</symptom> &amp; such a\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"22\">Giddiness</symptom> as <symptom n=\"71\">confuses me a good Deal</symptom>, \r\n    which I attribute to the humours floating\r\n    <lb />in my <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, as for several Weeks I \r\n    have been in  practice of taking every SaturÂ¬\r\n    <lb />day a <treatment n=\"9\">Vomit</treatment> of \r\n    <ingredient n=\"33\">Antinomial</ingredient> <action n=\"14\">Emetick</action>,\r\n    &amp; I observe that if by accident I should \r\n<lb />omit it \r\n    <bodypart n=\"88\">The Bile</bodypart> affects my \r\n    <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> &amp; causes <symptom n=\"71\">such confused Ideas, that I am\r\n    <lb />in a manner at a Loss to say what I am adoing</symptom>. But when \r\n   the <bodypart n=\"88\">the Bile</bodypart> is \r\n    <lb />thrown off, my <bodypart n=\"95\">mind</bodypart> is so Distinct and Clear that I can almost Discern into the\r\n    <lb />very Heavens. Perhaps youl attribute this to something in the <bodypart n=\"95\">Mind</bodypart> &amp; if so pray\r\n    <lb />dont let that prevent your telling me your Sentiments with the utmost freedom,\r\n    <lb />for I am perswaded that what is stored up in my <bodypart n=\"95\">mind</bodypart> is too Exquisite for Sense,\r\n    <lb />so that I have often thought Providence has thrown many things on my Person\r\n    <lb />to Bear down the aspiring &amp; growing powers of my <bodypart n=\"95\">Mind</bodypart>; yet I know it is my\r\n    <lb />Duty to Combate &amp; Nobly resist the Human Impulses, which many of the\r\n    <lb />Bravest &amp; Worthiest Men have sunk under &amp; would not bear it longer &amp; makes\r\n    <lb />me apt to think there is an unavoidable fatality attending Humanity, for give\r\n    <lb />me leave, my Dear Sir, to assure you, That I would describe the very causes\r\n    <lb />&amp; in what manner, their Souls have been affected by \r\n    the <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart>, &amp; made many\r\n    <lb />put an end to their Existence in all Ages of the World. - I therefore beg youl\r\n    <lb />consider my Case most seriously &amp; give me your advice &amp; prescription with\r\n    <lb />regard to what Regimen of Diet I shall follow &amp; whither you approve of milk\r\n    <lb />&amp; if so, in what manner prepared, for of a considerable time I have acustomed\r\n    \r\n  <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n    \r\n    <lb />my Self to an animal Diet :- I am so difficult to operate upon \r\n    by <treatment n=\"9\">Vomit</treatment> that is\r\n    <lb />when I take 6Â½ grains of <ingredient n=\"110\">Emetick Tartar</ingredient>,\r\n    it does not work till I force it with my\r\n    <lb />finger, &amp; then there comes off an Immense quantity of \r\n    <bodypart n=\"88\">Bile</bodypart>, sufficient one would\r\n    <lb />think to cover the Whole <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, yet next morning I\r\n    plunge into the Bath Briskly\r\n    <lb />&amp; find when I come out I am like One Relieved, &amp; after my fornoons Ride my \r\n    <lb />very Soul is as it were Quickned with New Life &amp; Vigour. I \r\n    took a <treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment> this\r\n    <lb />last Saturday, &amp; next Day I dinned (indeed, except for a \r\n    light breakfast, my only Diet) upon\r\n    <lb />Vermicelly Veal Soup &amp; some Salmon Trout which I shal be glad to know if you approve\r\n    <lb />of, for just after Dinner I drunk a Draft of Porter, which I thought too heavy, for I found\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"7\">such motion within me like Wind</symptom>, &amp; next morning \r\n    I began to take Doctor Whytes <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tincture\r\n    <lb />of the Bark</ingredient><note>This formula is found in Robert Whytt, <i>Observations on the Nature, Causes, and Cure Of those Disorders which have been commonly called Nervous, Hypochondriac, or Hysteric: to which are prefixed some remarks on the sympathy of the nerves</i> (Edinburgh: 1765), p. 337. Robert  Whytt (1714-1766)\r\nhad been Cullen\'s colleague as Professor of Medicine in Edinburgh University and one-time President of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh.</note>.which I found sitts rather heavy &amp; \r\n    gave me a good deal of unasiness throughout\r\n    <lb />the Day, altho it had the <ingredient n=\"123\">Spirits of Lavender</ingredient> \r\n    in it which he adds to make it lighter on\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">the Stomach</bodypart>. Pray you opinion whither you \r\n    will advise me to take some <ingredient n=\"12\">Mineral Water</ingredient>\r\n    <lb />in the morning, or <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetick</ingredient> Wine to carry\r\n    off the <bodypart n=\"88\">Bile</bodypart>, or to continue with Whytes \r\n    <lb />Tincture or whatever else you Judge proper shall be a Rule to me, I hope youl not\r\n    <lb />take amiss my Inclosing two Notes &amp; with high esteem I am\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n   \r\n    \r\n <closer>\r\n    \r\n    <salute>Dear Sir your <choice><abbr>obd hum Ser<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient humble Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n     \r\n  <signed>\r\n    \r\n      Rob<sup>t</sup> Ligertwood\r\n      \r\n  </signed>\r\n   \r\n   <dateline>Aberdeen 30<sup>th.</sup> April 1781.</dateline>\r\n   \r\n </closer> \r\n   \r\n   <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n   \r\n  <postscript>\r\n     \r\n     <lb />P. S. My thoughts &amp; reading have been so much employed &amp; Delighted with the\r\n     <lb /><bodypart n=\"47\">Nervous System</bodypart>, That I could not \r\n     restrain my Self from Committing\r\n     <lb />what occurred to me to paper, &amp; publishing a Smal Treatise\r\n     <lb />on the Subject of which I intend taking the Liberty to send\r\n     <lb />you a Copy by first opportunity &amp; will be happy of your\r\n     <lb />opinion.<note>This can be identified as the privately printed sixty-six page pamphlet, <i>A Dissertation Upon the Nervous System to show its influence upon the soul</i>, which is dated September 1780 on the engraved title page (ESTC Number:T053796). Authorship of this title was hitherto unknown. Copies held at the British Library, Cambridge University Library and the National Library of Medicine at Bethesda, Maryland.</note>\r\n     \r\n  </postscript>\r\n    \r\n  </div>\r\n  \r\n  <div>\r\n    \r\n   <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n   \r\n   <p> \r\n  \r\n   <lb />Doctor Will<sup>m</sup> Cullen Es<sup>q</sup>\r\n   <lb />Physician\r\n   <lb />Edinburgh\r\n     \r\n   </p>\r\n    \r\n    <handShift />\r\n      \r\n    <annot>\r\n       \r\n   <lb />Rob<sup>t.</sup> Ligertwood Es<sup>q.</sup>\r\n   <lb />April 1781\r\n   <lb />V.XIII. p.29.\r\n       \r\n    </annot>\r\n    \r\n \r\n\r\n  </div>\r\n   \r\n</body>', 2007, 3, '2014-02-22 17:05:26', 122);
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Short Airings\r\n            <lb />are better than sitting at home but much Benefit\r\n            <lb />is only to be expected from 20 or more miles every day and that\r\n            <lb />for many days together. For the sake of the Goat Whey\r\n            <lb />he may be confined to one place but if that does not\r\n            <lb />appear to do him much sevice he may give it up &amp;\r\n            <lb />get more benefit by the Change of Air that occurs in\r\n            <lb />taking a Journey to some distance. - While I expect\r\n            <lb />so much from Riding I must observe that all bodily\r\n            <lb />exercise will do him harm. If he enter upon a Journey\r\n            <lb />I would advise you to <treatment n=\"1\">take a little blood</treatment> <supplied>from</supplied>\r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> before he sets out. The quantity <supplied>may</supplied>\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />be a few Ounces or a little more if his <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse is\r\n                <lb />tollerably firm</symptom> &amp; he seems to bear it well &amp; tho he\r\n            <lb />should not think of a Journey I believe that <treatment n=\"1\">taking a\r\n                <lb />little Blood</treatment> may be serviceable to his breathing.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As this Desease took its rise from <condition n=\"18\">an Intermittent</condition>\r\n            <lb />&amp; returned again at <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> season of <condition n=\"18\">Intermittents</condition> it is\r\n            <lb />possible that something of that kind might still\r\n            <lb />be lurking about him &amp; I would therefore\r\n            <lb />propose trial of <ingredient n=\"1\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> bark</ingredient> but it must be done\r\n            <lb />with Caution &amp; I trust it as I may safely do to\r\n            <lb />our discretion - The joining <ingredient n=\"108\" t=\"12\">Elix. Vitrioli</ingredient> will\r\n            <lb />make his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> bear it better &amp; some doses of\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"39\">Sal. Ammon.</ingredient> will also render <ingredient n=\"1\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> bark</ingredient> safer -\r\n            <lb />Unless you can discern very distinctly the\r\n            <lb />character of intermittent which may require a more\r\n            <lb />nourishing diet I would in respect of the desease\r\n            <lb />in his <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart> advise a Diet entirely of Milk\r\n            <lb />&amp; Farinacea abstaining from animal food\r\n            <lb />of all kinds. I would advise also a total\r\n            <lb />abstinence from all kinds of Strong Drink except\r\n            <lb />former habits or peculiarily of his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> shall\r\n            <lb />plead some Exception. I think it is of consequence\r\n            <lb />to him to wear flannel next his skin but\r\n            <lb />for his <symptom n=\"28\">sweatings</symptom> &amp; for avoiding Cold which\r\n            <lb />however it will be very difficult for him to\r\n            <lb />do by any means while he lives in a damp\r\n            <lb />house - I have now only to add the two\r\n            <lb />following medecines <recipe><choice><orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"166\">Bals. Locatell.</ingredient> Ê’ii\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"212\">Uric liquid</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s Pulv. <ingredient n=\"121\">Glych</ingredient>. <ingredient n=\"50\">Sachar Alb</ingredient> @ Ê’i\r\n                <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syrup Simpl.</ingredient> q.s. ut f. 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The following\r\n            <lb />Bolus taken frequently at bed time will be of Service.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice>\r\n                    <orig>\r\n                        <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum Guaiac.</ingredient> g<sup>r</sup> X <ingredient n=\"195\">Sal. Vol.</ingredient> C.C. g<sup>r</sup>. iii <ingredient n=\"50\">Sachar\r\n                            <lb />Alb.</ingredient> g<sup>r</sup> V terito simul <illegible w=\"1\" /> &amp; cum Mucilag <ingredient n=\"197\">G. TragaÂ¬\r\n                                <lb />canth</ingredient> q.s. f. Bolus. S. The Diaphoretic Bolus.\r\n                    </orig>\r\n                    <reg>Take ten grains of <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum Guaiacum</ingredient>, three grains of <ingredient n=\"195\">Sal Volatile</ingredient> and five grains of\r\n                        <ingredient n=\"50\">white sugar</ingredient>. 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If the whey\r\n            <lb />prooves <symptom n=\"7\">windy</symptom> on her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> &amp; does not\r\n            <lb />digest easily she may take a Tea spoonfull\r\n            <lb />of sugar of Anise in each draught\r\n            <lb />of the Whey\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For the rest of her Diet she should\r\n            <lb />take only Milk &amp; Grain abstaining\r\n            <lb />entirely from all kinds of Animal\r\n            <lb />food -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />For ordinary drink Toast &amp; Water is the best\r\n            <lb />abstaining from all kinds of Wine or Malt Liquor.\r\n            <lb />If any Strong Drink is necessary let it be a\r\n            <lb />little Brandy with a large proportion of Water.\r\n            <lb />Along with this Course it will be very proper\r\n            <lb />forMiss Dempster to ride as much as she can\r\n            <lb />&amp; particularly when the weather is fair she\r\n            <lb />should spend as much of the forenoon in riding\r\n            <lb />gently as she can easily bear.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As soon as Miss Dempster is settled in\r\n            <lb />her goat whey quarters, let a <treatment n=\"11\">Perpetual\r\n            <lb />Issue</treatment> be put in between her <bodypart n=\"11\">Shoulders</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Let her every night &amp; Morning take\r\n            <lb />three of the Pectoral Pills. If the morning\r\n            <lb />dose feels heavy on her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> it\r\n            <lb />may be let alone then &amp; taken half an hour\r\n            <lb />before Dinner - These doses are always\r\n            <lb />to be washed down <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a Cupfull of the\r\n            <lb />Pectoral Tea - This is to be made by inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fusing a Paper of the materials in a muchÂ¬\r\n            <lb />kin of boiling water pouring it on at night\r\n            <lb />&amp; letting it stand till morning then pouring it\r\n            <lb />off &amp; sweatning <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> sugar candy, Besides what\r\n            <lb />is taken to was down the Pills, this Tea\r\n            <lb />should be taken at other times so as the\r\n            <lb />whole muchkin may be taken in a day\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>- W.C. -</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 5, 2, '2012-09-12 14:54:46', 105),
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I have reserved the subject of medecines\r\n            <lb />to this Letter because I must subject them to your\r\n            <lb />discretion which from former experience and present\r\n            <lb />Circumstances must regulate the use of any\r\n            <lb />medecines prepared - I suppose you have tryed\r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"405\">Pulv.Stypticus</ingredient> Pharm Paup.<note> See Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh, <i>Pharmacopoeia pauperum, in usum Nosocomii Regii Edinburgensis</i> (Edinburgh: 1763), p. 32.</note> and in consequence\r\n            <lb />of your tryals can judge of its Effects on the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; particularly on the <symptom n=\"31\">looseness</symptom> - If the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />bears it it is certainly one of the safest as it\r\n            <lb />is the coolest <action n=\"5\">astringent</action> we can employ.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The Checking some of the evacuations in this\r\n            <lb />Case must be a work of time but I think\r\n            <lb />we may command <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> looseness immediately.\r\n            <lb />I hope the <action n=\"44\">Styptic Powder</action> has some effect\r\n            <lb />but if it has not I would add an <ingredient n=\"14\">opiate</ingredient> now and\r\n            <lb />then- It is I think necessary to keep the <symptom n=\"31\">looseness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />within due bounds and therefore propose the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"14\">opiate</ingredient> but at the same time would avoid emÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ploying it constantly or even the <action n=\"44\">styptic</action>\r\n            <lb />so as to bring on great <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom>. If it shall\r\n            <lb />happen that <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <action n=\"44\">styptic powder</action> does not agree\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> or proves too astringent to the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> I would put in its place the following\r\n            <lb />preparation.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. Peruv</ingredient> 	â„¥Å¿s <ingredient n=\"97\">Terr. Japon</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"165\">Cort Granatur</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb />contus @ Ê’i affund Aq. Fontan Bullient lib i\r\n                    <lb />Macera per biduum &amp; colature adde <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tinct. Cort\r\n                    <lb />Peruv.</ingredient> â„¥ii Cap. <ingredient n=\"115\">Cochl</ingredient>. ii iii vel iv bis terve in Die\r\n                    <lb />pront ferat <bodypart n=\"46\">ventriculus</bodypart>-\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian bark</ingredient>, and a drachm apiece of <ingredient n=\"97\">Japanese earth</ingredient> and crushed\r\n                    <ingredient n=\"165\">pomegranate bark</ingredient>. 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Fontan lib ii ad lib i\r\n                    <lb />sub finem addendo Rad. <ingredient n=\"121\">Glychiyrrhiz.</ingredient> Ê’ii Colabene\r\n                    <lb />adde <ingredient n=\"217\">Sachar Cand</ingredient> Ê’ii Sachar <unclear>Anisad</unclear> Ê’Å¿s-\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take one ounce of dried <ingredient n=\"6\">tussilago</ingredient> leaves, and a drachm of <ingredient n=\"216\">Parietaria</ingredient>, boil and add two pints of spring water, and to\r\n                    the second pint add two drachms of <ingredient n=\"121\">licorice</ingredient> root.  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Arabic</ingredient> so as she\r\n            <lb />may take from Ê’i to Ê’ii of this every day.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have found the <ingredient n=\"6\">Tussilago</ingredient> usefull in\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />in resolving obstructed <bodypart n=\"43\">lungs</bodypart> and the rest is\r\n            <lb />intended to take of the acrimony that is so often\r\n            <lb />troublesome in such Complaints - This is all\r\n            <lb />I can propose at present you will make what\r\n            <lb />additions you think proper - Youll see the trust\r\n            <lb />I have in your judgement by my leaving\r\n            <lb />so many particulars to be conducted by\r\n            <lb />your discretion - I am vexed this Letter\r\n            <lb />has been so long delayed but it has not\r\n            <lb />been in my power to help it - Make\r\n            <lb />my Respectfull <choice><abbr>Compts</abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice> to Inveralocky and\r\n            <lb />to Miss Fraser for whom I earnestly pray -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If you could let Miss Grant know that\r\n            <lb />a small specimen of her has engaged my\r\n            <lb />utmost regard you will do me justice.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am with very great regard &amp; heartily\r\n            <lb />wishing a nearer Aquantance\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir</salute>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 6, 3, '2013-09-12 13:01:01', 122),
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Volat.</ingredient> that is <choice><abbr>Sp<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>spirit</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"39\">Sal. Ammon.</ingredient> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup><expan>the</expan></abbr></choice> <ingredient n=\"219\">Calce\r\n            <lb />Viva</ingredient> Ê’j added to an ounce of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup><expan>the</expan></abbr></choice> <ingredient n=\"23\" t=\"28\">Ol. Camphor</ingredient>. I think it is\r\n            <lb />very proper to keep the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular &amp; even open but I can\r\n            <lb />not think much <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> suitable to Lady Don\'s time of life. The\r\n            <lb />medecine I would choose to keep her open with is <ingredient n=\"101\">G. Guaiae</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />rubbed <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a little <ingredient n=\"50\">sugar</ingredient> &amp; a few drops of yolk of egg and then\r\n            <lb />made into a draught- you may begin <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> 10 grains\r\n            <lb />at Bedtime and encrease the dose next night as you\r\n            <lb />shall find necessary- The <ingredient n=\"193\" t=\"15\">Decoct. Bardan</ingredient> is very proper\r\n            <lb />but I would have one cupfull taken alwats ad bed and in\r\n            <lb />that I would put <ingredient n=\"33\" t=\"20\">vinum antimon. Emetic</ingredient> <choice><abbr>g<sup>#</sup>xxx</abbr><expan>numbering thirty grains</expan></choice>- If that\r\n            <lb />dose does not disturb the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> with any <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom> or\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"61\">nausea</symptom> you may encrease it by 10 drops every morning\r\n            <lb />to what my Lady\'s <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> easily bears- This dose will not\r\n            <lb /><unclear>interfere</unclear> <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> the <ingredient n=\"101\">Guaiai Draught</ingredient> when it is necessary\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I think the Dose of <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient> a <action n=\"24\">purgative</action> after <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> proposed by\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Armstrong might be a proper Remedy in a young Person\r\n            <lb />but I think it can not properly be pushed far with Lady <supplied>Don</supplied>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I beg to hear from you again by <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> first opportunity as I have\r\n            <lb />a great desire to be usefull to Lady Don to whom and to her friends\r\n            <lb />I ow the utmost regard &amp; attention - Please offer my most respectful\r\n            <lb />compliments to Lady Don - &amp; Miss Don &amp; say <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> I should have wrote\r\n            <lb />to her but the Carreer has allowed me little time and\r\n            <lb />it is in the forenoon <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> I have least to spare so\r\n            <lb />I hope Miss Don will excuse me. I am Sir <choice><abbr>&amp;c</abbr><expan>and so on</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 7, 2, '2012-09-14 11:05:50', 101),
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If this sits\r\n            <lb />tollerably on his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> the Dose may be encreased\r\n            <lb />to a spoonfull. He should still continue <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Tincture &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> anodyne should be employed\r\n            <lb />so often as <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"31\">diarrhoea</symptom> requires to be\r\n            <lb />kept within bounds. I expect no fee for this\r\n            <lb />letter, &amp; would give a fee to do Capt. Trotter\r\n            <lb />service I must therefore beg of you to write\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />me about him as often as you conveniently can and\r\n            <lb />particularly let me know where he is for I believe I\r\n            <lb />shall have occasion to be in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> merse<note>The Merse is an old term for \'the fertile lowland region of south-eastern Scotland between the Lammermuir Hills and the Tweed\' (OED).</note> and shall visit him\r\n            <lb />if within my reach - Please give Miss Wodehouse <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />following. <recipe>\r\n                <choice>\r\n                    <orig>\r\n                        â„ž <ingredient n=\"125\">Tartar Solub.</ingredient> Ê’ij <ingredient n=\"8\">Cremor Tartar</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s <ingredient n=\"44\">Sal Mart</ingredient> g<sup>r</sup>x\r\n                        <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sachar Alb.</ingredient> Ê’j â„³ S. Aperient Salts to be dissolved\r\n                        <lb />in a Pint of Spring Water to be taken at several\r\n                        <lb />Draughts pretty early in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> morning. This is\r\n                        <lb />to be taken 2 or 3 times a week for several\r\n                        <lb />weeks together if it keep <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> easy it is enough\r\n                        <lb />but if it does not the <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient> may be encreased\r\n                        <lb />by a dram ot two-\r\n                    </orig>\r\n                    <reg>Take two drachms of <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar.</ingredient>, a half drachm of <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of Tartar</ingredient>, 10 grains of \r\n                        <ingredient n=\"44\">Sal Martis</ingredient> and one drachm of <ingredient n=\"50\">white sugar</ingredient>. Mix and Label: Aperient Salts to be dissolved \r\n                        in a pint of spring water to be taken at several draughts pretty early in the morning. This is to be taken 2 or 3 times a week for several weeks \r\n                        together if it keep the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> easy it is enough but if it does not the <ingredient n=\"125\">soluble tartar</ingredient>\r\n                        may be encreased by a dram ot two.</reg>\r\n                </choice>\r\n            </recipe>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Your accounts of M<sup>rs</sup> Mary Grey gives me great\r\n            <lb />pleasure I hope they shall continue- I wish you\r\n            <lb />would give me <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same accounts of your sister. By\r\n            <lb />your saying nothing I hope she is better, <choice><abbr>Comp<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>compliments</expan></choice> to\r\n            <lb />all my Patients &amp; aquantances at &amp; about Berwick.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>D<sup>r</sup> Sir Yours <choice><abbr>&amp;c</abbr><expan>etcetera</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 8, 3, '2013-08-18 14:19:16', 121);
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Tho he could be transported\r\n            <lb />hither I think it would be attended with some\r\n            <lb />danger at present &amp; the attempt must be avoided till\r\n            <lb />the Season is somewhat advanced. -- In the\r\n            <lb />meantime great care must be taken to keep the lower\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"52\">extremities</bodypart> warm by keeping them constantly in\r\n            <lb />woolen Stockings &amp; flannels &amp; let them be gently\r\n            <lb />rubbed with <treatment n=\"18\">fleshbrush</treatment> or piece of dry warm flannel\r\n            <lb />every night &amp; morning.- At same time let the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"62\">haunches</bodypart>, the <bodypart n=\"19\">knees</bodypart> &amp; the <bodypart n=\"23\">ankles</bodypart> be anointed with\r\n            <lb />the Oil prescribed below.- Inwardly let him\r\n            <lb />take the Infusion also ordered below. He may\r\n            <lb />begin with a table spoonfull two or three times\r\n            <lb />a day <del>but the</del> but the dose may be gradually <del>encreas</del>\r\n            <lb />increased to two or three spoonfulls. This is all I\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />think adviseable or safe during the cold season,\r\n            <lb />but as the Spring advances &amp; fresh weather previals\r\n            <lb />I hope that more effectual measures may be taken.\r\n            <lb />Particularly I think a Vapour Bath<note>Some form of steam (sauna) bath possibly employing a canvas enclosure around the lower part of the body.</note> applied to the\r\n            <lb />lower <bodypart n=\"52\">extremities</bodypart> may prove very effectual &amp;\r\n            <lb />then too I think <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment> may be of service &amp; I\r\n            <lb />think it is possible to execute both in the highlands,\r\n            <lb />but as I must suppose you to have a little experience\r\n            <lb />of these measures your execution must be difficult\r\n            <lb />&amp; precarious. So if at any time <unclear>your</unclear> after Canddlemass\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Campbell is capable of being brought hither I\r\n            <lb />would think it the Surest Course but if that cannot\r\n            <lb />be done I shall then give you the best directions I can.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />With my best wishes to M<sup>r</sup> Campbell, I am\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                    <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />your most obedient Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 30<sup>th</sup> Dec<sup>r</sup> 1767</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As Gentlemen from the Country sometimes\r\n            <lb />inclose notes without taking notice of it in their\r\n            <lb />letter. I think it right to tell you that I found none\r\n            <lb />in yours.\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Campbell of Sherwin</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž Ol. 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In <unclear>drink</unclear>\r\n            <lb />a glass of wine or a little spirits &amp; water are either of them\r\n            <lb />very allowable but every excess of the bounds of temparance or\r\n            <lb />even an approach to it be extremely hurtfull.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n        <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />1769\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 805, 3, '2013-01-05 15:35:48', 169),
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I shall\r\n            <lb />briefly repeat to you his situation by these letters, that\r\n            <lb />you may by comparing it with his letter &amp; the Ones I left\r\n            <lb />with you, form an answer such as I hope will remove\r\n            <lb />all his doubts.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The uneasiness in <bodypart n=\"53\">ano</bodypart> <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he complains of in his letter\r\n            <lb />appears to have been a touch of the <condition n=\"38\">blind piles</condition> <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> has now\r\n            <lb /> gone off: the laxity in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"55\">urethra</bodypart> still continues with a\r\n            <lb />little rubbing and a small degree of <symptom n=\"110\">incontinence</symptom> of urine.\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />The striam small, somewhat peculiar &amp; tinding to two -\r\n            <lb />making it about 4 or 5 times a day &amp; 3 or 4 in the night\r\n            <lb />He again puts the question whither or not <treatment n=\"7\">bougies</treatment> would\r\n            <lb />remove these, or leaving it to time, &amp; temperance as to\r\n            <lb />drink, avoiding salt meatsm with <u>a little, safe vinery.</u>\r\n            <lb />He has no heat of urine and, the <symptom n=\"111\">Chordee</symptom> is entirely gone.\r\n            <lb />He Eats fowls boil\'d, fresh beef with plenty of vegetables\r\n            <lb />mixess a very small quantity of wine or rum with his\r\n            <lb />water. He is chiefly anxious about the stream of urine\r\n            <lb />being so weakly &amp; the glut tho\' small still continuing\r\n            <lb />&amp; thinks <treatment n=\"7\">bougies</treatment> safely introduced would remove\r\n            <lb />both these complaints, but adds that your opinion\r\n            <lb />on this will finally weigh with - I looking over\r\n            <lb />what I have wrote I cannot see any thing but what\r\n            <lb />you have already been informed of, however as I\r\n            <lb />know, you would, <del>much</del> rather too much was said\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />than too little I shall make no apology -\r\n            <lb />I only beg you will be as full as possible in <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />answer, as I am in hopes of setting off for\r\n            <lb />Virginia by the middle of next week I must\r\n            <lb />request your answer by monday if possible -\r\n            <lb />Hoping you will excuse this trouble, I am\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir,\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Your</expan></choice> most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice><choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>John Lindsay</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Direct to the Case of\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> <choice><abbr>Geo\'</abbr><expan>George</expan></choice> Younger\r\n                <lb /><unclear>Merch</unclear>\r\n                <lb />Glasgow\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> William Cullen\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><unclear>For</unclear>\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Proffessor of Medecine in\r\n            <lb />the university of\r\n            <lb />Edinburg\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><unclear>A favour</unclear> of\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> <choice><abbr>Th<sup>o</sup></abbr><expan>Thomas</expan></choice> Lindsay\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />alarming I remain Dear Sir\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute><choice><abbr>Y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Your</expan></choice> much obliged <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>Henry Lochhead</signed>\r\n            <dateline><del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> H.Lochead\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1775\r\n                <lb />V.III. p.93.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1114, 2, '2012-09-19 16:22:51', 105),
(374, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1525\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1525] From: Mr Robert Ligertwood / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Mr Robert Ligertwood (Patient) / June 1778 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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For this 12 years by past I have laid such a life of\r\n    <lb />Intemperance particulary as to venery that it would be\r\n    <lb />impossible for me to paint owt in proper colours, in so\r\n    <lb />glaring a manner as it deserves. When I was about 18 years\r\n    <lb />of age the first Simptoms I feilt was a <symptom n=\"58\">Vertigo</symptom> or\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"22\">Giddiness</symptom> in my \r\n    <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, and at same time I laboured under a \r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of breathing</symptom>, which was very irrigularly in their\r\n    <lb />attacks, For after I went from this to London by sea in\r\n    <lb />1775 and changed my maners of living particularly\r\n    <lb />as to drinking in to a perfect sobriety, tho I confess I was\r\n    <lb />still much adicted to venery, which affected me in so mainy\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n   \r\n\r\n    <lb />varies shapes, that it would be imposible for me to describe.\r\n    <lb />And unluckily at that time bieng obliged to take \r\n   some <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurry</ingredient>,\r\n    <lb />tho my <condition n=\"20\">venerreal complaints</condition> were very simple, I went soon thereafter\r\n    <lb />down to Margate and used the warm salt water bath, which I was convinced\r\n    <lb />totaly eradicate the <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurry</ingredient> owt of my \r\n   <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>, but even after that I still\r\n    <lb />persisted in venery to a grate excess, which at that very time made every\r\n    <lb />thing insoportable to me, and if it hade not been for my using the\r\n    <lb />cold bath which I did frequently the consequence must have bine fatal.\r\n    <lb />From that I returned to London and from thence by sea\r\n   to <choice><abbr>Ab<sup>dn</sup></abbr><expan>Aberdeen</expan></choice> where\r\n    <lb />I staid for six months. I lived in General very regular except a few\r\n    <lb />excesses in the bottle, but still paid a constant Devoir<note>A term meaning \'paying due respect\', which Ligertwood is using here as something of a euphemism for \'paying sexual attention to...\'.</note> to the Ladies.\r\n    <lb />In the month of November 1777 I went from this by sea to London,\r\n    <lb />that day I went aboard of ship I was sized in the Morning with such\r\n    <lb />dreadful simptoms from a <symptom n=\"22\">confusion \r\n       and Weight</symptom> in my <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, attended\r\n    <lb />with <condition n=\"44\">horror and Gloominess of mind</condition>, \r\n   owing as I immigin to two much\r\n    <lb />venery the night beifor, that if the vessel hade not waited me a day\r\n    <lb />I could not have gone with her, <del>altho</del> altho that very morning\r\n    <lb />I forsed myself in to the cold bathe betwixt hope and despare\r\n    <lb />so that I expected never to come owt with life, but as I know that\r\n    <lb />if I did survive it it would promote <symptom n=\"28\">perspiration</symptom> \r\n  and put my <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>\r\n   \r\n  <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n     \r\n    <lb />in proper circulation, and accordingly it hade that\r\n    <lb />good affect, and by taking a few hours thereafter\r\n    <lb />4 of <ingredient n=\"224\">Vandowers Nervous pills</ingredient> \r\n     I acquired a favourable\r\n    <lb />change for the better, and then went aboard of ship, and\r\n    <lb />hade a pretty tedious and rough passage going up, and\r\n    <lb />upon my arrival at London, where I staid abowt\r\n    <lb />six weeks I feelt a return of the same simptoms and\r\n    <lb />destress both in body and <bodypart n=\"95\">mind</bodypart>, to such a Decree that\r\n    <lb />I immagined it would have ended in a <symptom n=\"33\">Delerium</symptom>.\r\n    <lb />However I returned to Aberdeen by the same ship, but\r\n    <lb />hade such a tempest durring the passage that all\r\n    <lb />the crew thought wie should have perished, and during\r\n    <lb />the whole time I was so <symptom n=\"3\">sick</symptom> that I was obliged to\r\n    <lb /><treatment n=\"9\">force my self to thro up</treatment>, \r\n     which I apprended sate all the \r\n    <lb />humours a working, attended with a \r\n     <symptom n=\"22\">confusion and Noise</symptom>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />in my <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, so that for mainy days after I arraived hear\r\n    <lb />I was in grate disorder tow difficult for me to express,\r\n    <lb />and since then upon any kind of Excess either in\r\n    <lb />the bottle or venery these \r\n     <condition n=\"44\">horrors and destress of mind</condition>\r\n    <lb />attack me so viontly, that I can neither relish my\r\n    <lb />self nor be pleased with the company of the most\r\n    <lb />intimate acquantince, which I supose is \r\n     owing <add place=\"above\">to</add> the\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"47\">Nervous Sistom</bodypart> bieng so unhinged, and yeat their\r\n    <lb />peri<add place=\"above\">o</add>ds are so uncertain that at times I find my\r\n    <lb />self quite conversible and in good spirits but\r\n    <lb />even then I dare not apply my mind to any\r\n     \r\n  <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n     \r\n    <lb />Thing that requires much though or exactness and if even I\r\n    <lb />should write or read too much I am immeadiatly sized with a kind\r\n    <lb />of <condition n=\"46\">S<add place=\"above\">t</add>upor</condition> so as\r\n     a stranger seeing me would think I were intoxicate.\r\n    <lb />In the morning I have for the most part a calcarious saliva\r\n    <lb />attended with a deal of <symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom> in the\r\n     <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> tho no <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>.\r\n    <lb />I find my self so confused that I can hardly return an answer\r\n    <lb />to any question, but upon my using the cold bath, that confusion\r\n    <lb />abates. For 2 or 3 years past I could not wear a cockt hatt otherwise\r\n    <lb />my <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> and \r\n     <bodypart n=\"41\">brain</bodypart> would be so affected with \r\n     a <symptom n=\"22\">Giddiness</symptom>, and yeat\r\n    <lb />after all I have wrote (and indeed much more I could and will say\r\n    <lb />when I have the pleasure of seeing yow) perhapes yow never hade\r\n    <lb />a Patient who would find so little credit in telling all his complaints\r\n    <lb />so much does the health and vigour of as good a Constitwtion appear\r\n    <lb />both in my person and looks, but for all that I assure yow I have\r\n    <lb />not exagerate in the narrative of my distresses.\r\n     \r\n </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n\r\n  \r\n    <lb />When I was last in London I applyed to an eminent Physician\r\n    <lb />who has Practised much and made a grate fortune by such\r\n    <lb />complaints as mine <note>Unidentified, but possibly the quack practitioner and pornographer John Marten, recently identified as the anonymous author of <i>Onania; or, the Heinous Sin of Self Pollution</i> (London: 1712). See Thomas W. Laqueur, <i>Solitary Sex, A Cultural History of Masturbation</i> (New York, 2003), p.33.</note> and I have taken the liberty to send yow\r\n    <lb />inclosed his oppion transmited me by M<sup>r</sup> Corbert his doer<note>This word is slightly unclear, but  \'doer\' (in the sense of \'fixer\' or \'agent\') fits the context since Charles Corbett [sic] was the publisher of <i>Onania; or, the Heinous Sin of Self Pollution.</i> (see previous note).</note> from\r\n    <lb />whom I recived a parcel of his medecines some of which I have\r\n    <lb />keept in purpose to show yow that if yow think proper yow may\r\n    <lb />analise them and as the are in grate Vogue and vast quantities\r\n    <lb />sent abroad\r\n      \r\n  <pb n=\"5\"/>\r\n     \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n     <lb />Upon the whole I cane not help bieng of\r\n     <lb />oppinon as some Authors I have read on the subject, that\r\n     <lb />there can be nothing more dreadfull than the bad\r\n     <lb />consequences that are produced by too great a Discharge\r\n     <lb />of the semen. Young People, says he, have the Air and \r\n     <lb />appearance of old age they become pale Efeminate benumÂ¬\r\n     <lb />ed lasy stupid and even imbecile The have an utter distast for\r\n     <lb />every thing. That too great an abuse of Amorous\r\n     <lb />pleasures occassions disorders of the \r\n     <bodypart n=\"41\">brain</bodypart> and of the <bodypart n=\"47\">nerves</bodypart>\r\n     <lb />and destroys the Intellectual powers and that frequent\r\n     <lb />Emissions of the seed relax, Dry up, weaken enervate and\r\n     <lb />produce a Crowd of evils.  The <bodypart n=\"41\">brain</bodypart> \r\n     itself in this case\r\n     <lb />appears Consumed the person in fact grows stupid and\r\n     <lb />becomes so rigid that he is almost deprived of motion.\r\n     <lb />The <bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart> becom so dull that they hardly retain the power\r\n     <lb />of sight and is attended with the most c<add place=\"above\">l</add>owded \r\n     <condition n=\"44\">Melancholy</condition>\r\n     <lb />indifference nay an aversion to all pleasures and an\r\n     <lb />impossibility of sharing in the conversation of the\r\n     <lb />most intimate Company wherein he is always absant\r\n     <lb />and happy is he who in such a disorder is preserved from\r\n     <lb />putting the finishing hand to his existance.\r\n     \r\n \r\n   </p>\r\n  <p>\r\n\r\n     <lb />\r\n     <lb />All things according to our Intillects change there\r\n     <lb />ranks and order thus nature and caprice not\r\n     <lb />merrit asertain the Value of \r\n  \r\n  <pb n=\"6\"/>\r\n    \r\n    <lb />things. A strange disorder in the <bodypart n=\"41\">brain</bodypart>\r\n    of man. No wonder \r\n    <lb />for the strenth bieng gone Impoverishes \r\n    the <bodypart n=\"47\">Nervous Sisteim</bodypart>, to  \r\n     <lb />such a decree that the <bodypart n=\"95\">mind</bodypart> seems at times in a state of\r\n    <symptom n=\"33\">Delerium</symptom>\r\n     <lb />by bieng over come with <condition n=\"30\">hypochondriacal</condition> complaints.\r\n  \r\n  </p>\r\n  <p>\r\n   \r\n     <lb />Thus I have fully given yow a Detail of my complaints I only\r\n     <lb />wish that may having wrote so much may not <add place=\"above\">be</add>\r\n    tyresome to yow\r\n     <lb />to read and I shall add no more but that if it is agreable to\r\n     <lb />yow I would take a jaunt to Edinburgh as soon as yow\r\n     <lb />advise me it will be proper, and expecting to heare from\r\n     <lb />yow soon in order to determin my comming up I shall\r\n     <lb />at present conclude with assurring yow that with highest\r\n     <lb />Esteem I am ---\r\n    \r\n  </p>\r\n  \r\n    \r\n <closer>\r\n    \r\n    <salute>Sir your most <choice><abbr>Ob<sup>dt.</sup> Hum<sup>le</sup> Ser<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient Humble Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n     \r\n  <signed>Rob<sup>t.</sup> Ligertwood\r\n      \r\n    </signed>\r\n     \r\n \r\n </closer>  \r\n   \r\n    </div>\r\n  \r\n</body>', 1525, 3, '2014-02-22 17:09:36', 155),
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gradually went off, so that he \r\n            <lb/>was pretty well though not quite recovered, till the night of the\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"margin\"><choice><abbr>sept</abbr><expan>september</expan></choice> 18<sup>th</sup></add> 18<sup>th</sup> thereafter - After drinking a pretty hearty Glass that Day\r\n            <lb/>after Dinner he went early to bed, and after sleeping sound\r\n            <lb/>for some hours waked pretty easie and Drank a Tumbler\r\n            <lb/>of Punch - and in a little afterward appeared more Chearfull\r\n            <lb/>than usual &amp; Inclinable to speak much - And all night afterward\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"17\">rested very little </symptom>, and being very <symptom n=\"68\">thirsty </symptom>toward morning, Drank\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"margin\">19<sup>th</sup></add> a large draught of Cold water <choice><abbr>w<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he never used to take before\r\n            <lb/>without having it quallified <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> wine or some spiritous Liquor\r\n            <lb/>And was soon after seized <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a violent <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> which <choice><abbr>cont<sup><u>d</u></sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>all Day Incessant, <symptom n=\"3\">throwing up</symptom> every thing he took, even the\r\n            <lb/>wine &amp; water <choice><abbr>w<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he took for Drink did not rest a moment on his\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, when I saw him about 10 A:M: he had <symptom n=\"3\">vomited</symptom> up a\r\n            <lb/>Great Deal of <symptom n=\"38\">Bilious</symptom> stuff - was much <symptom n=\"9\">fatigued</symptom>, Complaind of \r\n            <lb/>his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> being Pained, and had <symptom n=\"71\">slight wanderings</symptom>, but always\r\n            <lb/>quite sensible when spoke to - had much <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom> at <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>stom<sup><u>ch</u></sup></abbr><expan>stomach</expan></choice></bodypart>\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"15\">Pulse small and quick</symptom>, All <choice><abbr>w<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I thought might proceed from\r\n            <lb/>the <symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom> of <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> &amp; want of Rest - and <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a view to restÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>rain the <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> &amp; procure some Rest ordered the  <choice><abbr>foll<u><sup>g</sup></u></abbr><expan>following</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/><action n=\"27\">sedative</action> Draught\r\n            <recipe><choice>\r\n                <orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"186\">Acet Distilat.</ingredient> /saturat cum q s <ingredient n=\"102\">sal Absyn</ingredient>/ \r\n                <lb/>â„¥i <ingredient n=\"65\">aq Cinnam symp</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"65\">spt</ingredient> aa â„¥i <ingredient n=\"123\">spt Lavend</ingredient> Ê’i <ingredient n=\"58\">LL</ingredient> <choice><abbr>g<sup>tt</sup></abbr><expan>gutta</expan></choice> 20 <ingredient n=\"172\">syr Comm </ingredient>\r\n                <lb/> q s, Cap<sup>t</sup> Demid past: hor XI A M et after Past 1/2 hor: postia, </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take one ounce of  <ingredient n=\"186\">Distilled Vinegar</ingredient> (saturated with a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"102\">Wormwood salt</ingredient>),\r\n                    one ounce each of <ingredient n=\"65\">simple Cinnamon water</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"65\">spirit of Cinnamon water</ingredient>,\r\n                    and one a drachm of <ingredient n=\"123\">spirit of Lavender</ingredient>, twenty drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">Liquid Laudanum</ingredient> and a sufficent quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple syrup</ingredient>.\r\n                    Let the mixture be given after the 11th hour and every half an hour afterwards.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n            </recipe>\r\n            <lb/>He\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"3\">vomited</symptom> the first in about half an hour, then took the other\r\n            <lb/>Portion <choice><abbr>w<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he <symptom n=\"3\">vomited</symptom> in a few minutes, when I ordered a\r\n            <lb/>mixture of the same kind <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> some <ingredient n=\"92\" t=\"1\">Tincture of saffron</ingredient> / <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>Â¬\r\n            <lb/>out the <ingredient n=\"58\"><choice><abbr>LL</abbr><expan>Liquid Laudanum</expan></choice></ingredient> / in order <add place=\"above\">to</add> promote a <treatment n=\"28\">Diaphoresis</treatment>, But on <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>the first spoonfull Imediatly - took no more of it -\r\n            <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>as I Imagined the <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> might proceed from a <symptom n=\"5\">fitt</symptom> of the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition>\r\n            <lb/>in his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, (<choice><abbr>w<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> might probably have been Induced <del>from</del> by\r\n            <lb/>Drinking the Cold water) as it used to produce the like Effects\r\n            <lb/>there, though never in so violent a Degree, I ordered the follow<sup><u>ng</u></sup>\r\n            <lb/>Cordial mix<sup>d</sup> - as he had treid wine &amp; spirits already of his own\r\n            <lb/>accord in order to drive it off, but with out Effect, always <symptom n=\"3\">vomiÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ting</symptom> them Imediatly\r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice>\r\n                    <orig>                   \r\n                        <lb/> â„ž <ingredient n=\"188\">aq Bryon: C:</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"68\">menth pip</ingredient>: ad â„¥ijfs s.s.                   \r\n                        <lb/> q.s.               \r\n                    </orig>                \r\n                    <reg>\r\n                    Take up to two and a half ounces of <ingredient n=\"188\">Bryony water \r\n                        Compounded with</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"68\">Peppermint</ingredient> \r\n                        and a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">simple syrup</ingredient>               \r\n                    </reg>\r\n                </choice>\r\n            </recipe>\r\n            <choice><abbr>w<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he took a large spoonfull about 8 PM <choice><abbr>w<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he retain,d\r\n            <lb/>about two hours and on taking the next spoonfull <symptom n=\"3\">threw\r\n            <lb/>it up </symptom>Imidiatly ---- --- -- -  -- - - ------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"margin\">20<sup>th</sup></add> <symptom n=\"17\">Rested none all night </symptom> - <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> not so frequent, but still\r\n            <lb/>Continues, <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom> at <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> the same, <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> more pained\r\n            <lb/>and very <symptom n=\"71\">Confused</symptom>, <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom> greater, <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse low, about 90 in the \r\n            <lb/>minute</symptom> - Complains of flying Pains through his <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast </bodypart> &amp;\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders </bodypart>- <choice><abbr>w<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> encreased toward night and suddenly fixed in his\r\n            <lb/>right <bodypart n=\"26\">breast </bodypart> - but was removed in a little by applying a little\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"67\">Ether</ingredient> - when it fixed in the <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulder </bodypart>over the <bodypart n=\"40\">scapula </bodypart>where\r\n            <lb/>it remained for a little and then went off, only returning by <symptom n=\"5\">fitts</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>on the Least motion, as it appeared a flying <condition n=\"15\">Rheum</condition> of the <symptom n=\"57\">spasÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>madic kind</symptom> and mostly externally, the Part affected feeling sore\r\n            <lb/>to the touch, had it <treatment n=\"39\">rubbed </treatment> frequently <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> the following <action n=\"34\">anodyne\r\n            <lb/>Balsam </action>\r\n\r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice>\r\n                    <orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"298\">Oppedeldec:</ingredient> â„¥i <ingredient n=\"39\">sp<sup>t</sup> sal ammon:</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"58\">LL</ingredient> aa Ê’ii\r\n                    </orig>\r\n                    <reg>Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"298\">Opeldeldoc</ingredient> and \r\n                        two drachms each of <ingredient n=\"39\">spirit of sal ammoniac</ingredient>\r\n                        and <ingredient n=\"58\">Liquid Laudanum</ingredient>\r\n                    </reg>\r\n                </choice>  \r\n             </recipe>\r\n\r\n            <choice><abbr>w<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> always\r\n            <lb/>eased it Considerably - having <symptom n=\"17\">Rested none since night before </symptom>\r\n            <lb/>last &amp; but little then, gave him <choice><abbr><ingredient n=\"58\">LL</ingredient> g<sup>tt</sup> 30. s.h.</abbr><expan>thirty drops of Liquid Laudanum at bedtime</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> having no Effect\r\n            <lb/>in two hours took <choice><abbr>g<sup>tt</sup> 15</abbr><expan>15 drops</expan></choice> more <choice><abbr>w<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> procured a good Deal of Rest -\r\n            <lb/>and a <symptom n=\"28\">Profuse sweat</symptom> ----\r\n        </p>\r\n   \r\n        <p>       \r\n            <lb/><add place=\"margin\">21</add> Symptoms much relieved in all respects, till toward evening       \r\n            <lb/>when he became more <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom> and very <symptom n=\"17\">restless</symptom>, and at his own       \r\n            <lb/>Desire had the <ingredient n=\"58\">LL</ingredient> <choice><abbr>rep<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>repeated</expan></choice>- <choice><abbr>g<sup>tt</sup> 30</abbr><expan>thirty drops</expan></choice> - being <symptom n=\"24\">Costive</symptom> these two Days       \r\n            <lb/>and refusing to take an <treatment n=\"8\">Injection</treatment> gave him <ingredient n=\"109\"><choice><abbr>Tinct sacr\'d â„¥i</abbr><expan>one ounce of sacred Tincture</expan></choice></ingredient>        \r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>s.h.</abbr><expan>at bedtime</expan></choice> -   \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>       \r\n            <lb/><add place=\"margin\">22</add> Sleept a good Deal toward morning and as yesterday greatly       \r\n            <lb/>easier, the Tincture having no Effect took <choice><abbr>â„¥fs</abbr><expan>half an ounce</expan></choice> more at 10. A.M.       \r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>w<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> having no Effect and all the symptoms encreasing - <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> the       \r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"79\">stitches</symptom> more severe, <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a <symptom n=\"63\">stuffing &amp; fulness</symptom> of <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast </bodypart> &amp; <symptom n=\"12\">dificulty       \r\n            <lb/>of Breathing </symptom>prevailed on him to take an <treatment n=\"8\">injection </treatment> about 4\r\n            <lb/>Pitt <choice><abbr>w<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he returned in an hour <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>out any natural Excrement\r\n            <lb/>But in an hour more had a natural stool, but not much releiv,d\r\n            <lb/>by it - Complains of much <symptom n=\"68\">thirst </symptom>, ordered the following saline\r\n            <lb/>mixture \r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice>                \r\n                    <orig>\r\n                        â„ž <ingredient n=\"191\">spt mynder</ingredient> â„¥ii aq <action n=\"48\">Alexiter: symp</action> â„¥iv <ingredient n=\"172\">sy<sup>r</sup> Com:</ingredient> q s               \r\n                        <lb/>Capt Coch ii 4<sup>/a</sup> quaq: hor:\r\n                    </orig>                \r\n                    <reg>Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"191\">spirit minder</ingredient>, \r\n                        four ounces of <action n=\"48\">simple Alexiteric water</action> and a \r\n                        sufficient amount of <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple syrup</ingredient>.\r\n                        Take two spoonfuls of every 4 hours.\r\n                    </reg>\r\n                </choice>\r\n                \r\n            </recipe>\r\n\r\n\r\n            <choice><abbr>w<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> greatly moderates his <symptom n=\"68\">thirst </symptom> - as he\r\n            <lb/>Inclines to slumber gave him no <ingredient n=\"14\">opiate </ingredient>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"margin\">23</add> <symptom n=\"17\">Sleep,t some last night but not much refreshed </symptom>by it nor the\r\n            <lb/>symptoms any thing releived <symptom n=\"79\">stitch</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"12\">Breathlesness </symptom>\r\n<pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"margin\">23 <sup>d</sup></add> very troublesome at times, so much that he was obliged\r\n            <lb/>to have the Door &amp; Windows keept open for Releif - by which\r\n            <lb/>has catched a little <condition n=\"13\">Cold</condition>, and got a short tickling <symptom n=\"4\">Cough </symptom>\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"9\">Dozes &amp; slumbers much </symptom>- <choice><abbr>Cont<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>Continued</expan></choice> the saline mixture\r\n            <lb/>and for Releiving the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> order,d some <ingredient n=\"154\" t=\"44\">Ammoniac Julep</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/> \r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice>                \r\n                    <orig>\r\n                        â„ž <ingredient n=\"154\">G: Ammon</ingredient> Ê’ii solv: in <ingredient n=\"185\">aq. Hysop</ingredient> â„¥vi add <ingredient n=\"25\">sy<sup>r</sup> scillitic </ingredient> â„¥i\r\n                        <lb/> <ingredient n=\"171\">spt Com </ingredient> q s - Capt Cochi 4<sup>te</sup> quaq: hor:  \r\n                    </orig>              \r\n                    <reg>\r\n                        Take two drachms of <ingredient n=\"154\">Gum Ammoniac</ingredient> \r\n                        and dissolve in four ounces of <ingredient n=\"185\">Hyssop water</ingredient>,\r\n                        add one ounce of <ingredient n=\"227\">syrup of squills</ingredient> and\r\n                        a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"171\">Simple syrup</ingredient>.\r\n                        Let him take one spoonful every 4 hours\r\n                    </reg>\r\n                </choice>\r\n            </recipe> \r\n            the second spoonfull\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"3\">vomited</symptom> him - took no more of it - had three <symptom n=\"31\">loose stools </symptom>\r\n            <lb/>to Day, <symptom n=\"68\">thirst </symptom> abated - <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse the same </symptom>- as the <symptom n=\"79\">stitch</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>to Day has been fixed in the <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulder</bodypart> apply,d a <treatment n=\"4\">Blister </treatment> to the\r\n            <lb/>part affected -\r\n       </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"margin\">24<sup>th</sup></add> <symptom n=\"17\">Rested little all night </symptom> - <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom> a little abated toward mornÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ning - <symptom n=\"4\">Cough </symptom> troublesome - had 2 stools over night, being oblig d\r\n            <lb/>to go abroad, ordered him some of the following Pectoral <action n=\"34\">anoÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>dyne</action> mixture \r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice>\r\n                    <orig> \r\n                        â„ž aq fontan â„¥iv <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"12\">Elix<sup>r</sup> <ingredient n=\"14\">Paregoric</ingredient></ingredient> â„¥i syr <action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action>\r\n                        <lb/>â„¥ii Capt Cochlear j 4<sup>ta</sup> quaq hor\r\n                    </orig>\r\n                    <reg>\r\n                        Take four ounces of spring water, one ounce of \r\n                        <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"12\">Paregoric Elixir</ingredient> and \r\n                        two ounces of <action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action> syrup.\r\n                        Take one spoonfull every 4 hours\r\n                    </reg>\r\n                </choice>\r\n            </recipe>\r\n            but on my return at Night\r\n            <lb/>found he had taken none of it - And all the symptoms\r\n            <lb/>worse, but the <symptom n=\"79\">stitch</symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> was removed by the Application of\r\n            <lb/>the <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> - being <symptom n=\"17\"> very Restless toward night </symptom>gave the\r\n            <lb/>following <action n=\"34\">anodyne </action> Draught, (as I thought the <ingredient n=\"58\"><choice><abbr>LL</abbr><expan>Liquid Laudanum</expan></choice></ingredient> heated him\r\n            <lb/>a little) - \r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice>\r\n                    <orig>\r\n                        â„ž <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"12\">Elix <sup>r</sup> Paragor:</ingredient> Ê’ii aq font â„¥ifs <ingredient n=\"172\">syr Com </ingredient>: q s\r\n                    </orig>\r\n                    <reg>\r\n                        Take two drachms of <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"12\">Paragoric Elixir</ingredient> \r\n                        one and a half an ounces of spring water and a sufficient quantity of \r\n                        <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple syrup</ingredient>\r\n                    </reg>\r\n                </choice>\r\n            </recipe> \r\n            but having\r\n            <lb/>no Effect about 2 in the morning, took <ingredient n=\"58\"><choice><abbr>LL g<sup>tt</sup> 20</abbr><expan>twenty drops of Liquid Laudanum</expan></choice></ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> procured\r\n            <lb/>him some Rest by <choice><abbr>w<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he was sensibly refreshed ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"margin\">25</add> Complained of a <symptom n=\"79\">stitch</symptom> in the small of his <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart> &amp; over\r\n            <lb/>the short <bodypart n=\"40\">Ribs</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"62\">haunch</bodypart> of the right side, <choice><abbr>w<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> was releived by\r\n            <lb/>rubbing some of the above <action n=\"34\">anodyne Balsam  </action>to the parts\r\n            <lb/>affected - all the other symptoms rather better, <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse not\r\n            <lb/>so quick and more full &amp; easie </symptom>- Breathing easier - till\r\n            <lb/>toward night, when he <symptom n=\"3\">vomited</symptom> twice - became very <symptom n=\"3\"> sick</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; <symptom n=\"17\">Restless </symptom>, <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse quick &amp; Intermitting </symptom>- took at Bedtime <ingredient n=\"58\"><choice><abbr>LL</abbr><expan>Liquid Laudanum</expan></choice></ingredient>\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>g<sup>tt</sup> 30</abbr><expan>thirty drops</expan></choice> in 2 oz<sup>s</sup> of the <action n=\"34\">anodyne</action> Pectoral Mixture -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"margin\">26<sup>th</sup></add> Rested some toward morning, and is greatly releived by it -\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"15\">Pulse Regular &amp; pretty Calm above 70 </symptom>- as his <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> had so\r\n            <lb/>fair &amp; Regular Intermissions would have gladly tried the\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"1\">Cortex</ingredient> - but Could not prevail on him to take it - and unÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>knowing to him got him to take twice of a pretty strong\r\n            <lb/>Decoction of it, but on taking the second Glass of it, the\r\n            <lb/>taste proved so disagreeable, was obliged to give it up\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"margin\">27<sup>th</sup></add> <symptom n=\"17\">slept a great Deal over Night but not much refreshed</symptom> by\r\n            <lb/>it - Complains of great <symptom n=\"6\">Depression &amp; Lowness of spirits </symptom> for\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>w<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> took frequently a little <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon water </ingredient>, <choice><abbr>w<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> at Last\r\n            <lb/>proved <symptom n=\"61\">Loathsome</symptom> to him - <symptom n=\"17\">very restless </symptom> toward\r\n            <pb n=\"5\"/>\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"margin\">27-</add> Night, took the <action n=\"34\">anodyne </action> &amp; Draught at Bedtime ---\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"margin\">28<sup>th</sup></add> Rested better last night, and to Day all the symptoms releived\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"margin\">30<sup>th</sup></add> Much the same these two Days - took the <ingredient n=\"14\">opiate </ingredient> at Night, <choice><abbr>w<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> gave\r\n            <lb/>him some Rest - But rested Ill last night, and to Day worse\r\n            <lb/>In all respects - <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom>, and <symptom n=\"79\">stitches</symptom> return oftener - (<symptom n=\"15\">Pulse\r\n            <lb/>regular and pretty Calm</symptom>)- <symptom n=\"9\">slumbers and sleeps much </symptom>-\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"margin\"> Oct<sup>r</sup> 1<sup>st</sup></add> Much as yesterday very Low &amp; <symptom n=\"9\">slumbers much </symptom> except when\r\n            <lb/>disturbed by the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> is pretty troublesome to Day\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"14\">opiate</ingredient> omitted last night - for the releif of the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> took the <choice><abbr>fol<sup><u>ng</u></sup></abbr><expan>following</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>Pectoral <choice><abbr>mix<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>mixture</expan></choice> - \r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice>                \r\n                    <orig> \r\n                        â„ž <ingredient n=\"203\">aq Puleg:</ingredient> â„¥ii <ingredient n=\"25\">sy<sup>r</sup> scillitic</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"50\">sachar</ingredient> aa â„¥i, Capt Coch:\r\n                        <lb/> 1 6<sup>ta</sup> quaq: hor:\r\n                    </orig>\r\n                    <reg>\r\n                        Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"203\">Pennyroyal water</ingredient> and one ounce each of\r\n                        <ingredient n=\"25\">syrup of squills</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"50\">sugar </ingredient>, \r\n                        take one spoonful every 6 hours\r\n                    </reg>\r\n                </choice>\r\n            </recipe>\r\n            <ingredient n=\"14\">opiate</ingredient> omitted ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"margin\">2<sup>d</sup></add> <symptom n=\"17\">Rested little over Night </symptom> and this Morning <symptom n=\"3\">vomited</symptom> the\r\n            <lb/>mixture about half an hour after taking it - and with it a great\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>q<sup><u>tty</u></sup></abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> of <symptom n=\"38\">Bile</symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> gave some Releif - But still Complains of\r\n            <lb/>of a Load &amp; unneasiness at <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> - and Inclinable to <symptom n=\"3\">vomit</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>more, for <choice><abbr>w<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> took at 10 A:M: <choice><abbr><ingredient n=\"26\" t=\"1\">Tinct Ipec:</ingredient> Ê’v</abbr><expan>five drachms of Ipecacuanha Tincture</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"3\">vomited</symptom> him 3\r\n            <lb/>or 4 times, and brought off a great <choice><abbr>q<sup><u>tty</u></sup></abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> of <symptom n=\"38\">Bile</symptom> - <choice><abbr>w<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> gave some\r\n            <lb/>releif - After Drinking the wine &amp; water for some Days, he beÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>came <symptom n=\"61\">Loathsome</symptom> and since that drinks very weak rum\r\n            <lb/>Punch - <symptom n=\"4\">Cough </symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"79\">stitches</symptom> somewhat abated ----------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"margin\">8</add> since the 2<sup>d</sup> has been much after the same way - <symptom n=\"79\">stitches</symptom> &amp;\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> troublesome by turns - and when <symptom n=\"17\">long Restless </symptom>\r\n            <lb/>took at Night <choice><abbr><ingredient n=\"14\">syr De Mecon</ingredient> â„¥vi</abbr><expan>six ounces of syrup De Mecon</expan></choice> in <ingredient n=\"65\">aq Cinnam</ingredient> â„¥i <choice><abbr>w<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> always\r\n            <lb/>procured pretty quiet Rest - for some Days has taken a little\r\n            <lb/>Chicken Broth - these 2 Days has been <symptom n=\"24\">Costive </symptom> for which took\r\n            <lb/>an <treatment n=\"8\">Injection </treatment> <choice><abbr>w<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> had the Desired Effect - <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse for these few\r\n            <lb/>Days variable - but never very quick - and pretty regular </symptom>--\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"margin\">9</add> Sleept some in the fore part of the Night but <symptom n=\"17\">restless</symptom> toward\r\n            <lb/>morning - <symptom n=\"3\">vomited</symptom> twice &amp; very uneasie at <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> -\r\n            <lb/>Observed through the whole Course of the Disease, that his\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> &amp; the white of his <symptom n=\"83\"><bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes </bodypart> appeared tinged of a yellowish\r\n            <lb/>Colour</symptom>- <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> high Coloured urine - from <choice><abbr>w<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I should have\r\n            <lb/>suspected some Degree of <symptom n=\"25\">Jaundice </symptom> - But as he has been\r\n            <lb/>for some years past of a tawny Olive Colour, and his <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes </bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>likewise remarkably so - thought it might be only rendered\r\n            <lb/>more Conspicuous by his being reduced by the Disease\r\n            <lb/>especially as he all along <symptom n=\"3\">vomited</symptom> so much <symptom n=\"38\">Bile</symptom> - and\r\n            <lb/>sometimes voided it by stool, and was generally rather loose\r\n            <lb/>in his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly </bodypart> - not very Common attendants of <symptom n=\"25\">Jaundice </symptom>\r\n            <lb/>(New indeed to me), But the <symptom n=\"83\">yellowness is now so much adÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>vanced and so general, his urine high Coloured tinging a\r\n            <lb/>Rag of a Deep yellow or rather arnetto Colour </symptom> - that I\'m\r\n            <lb/>Convinced there must be a Partial obstruction of\r\n\r\n       <pb n=\"6\"/>\r\n\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"margin\">9<sup>th</sup></add> some of the <bodypart n=\"88\">Biliary Ducts </bodypart>, or perhaps of the <bodypart n=\"86\">Cystic Duct </bodypart> -\r\n            <lb/>for <choice><abbr>w<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he had the <symptom n=\"3\">vomit</symptom> <choice><abbr>rep<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>repeated</expan></choice> the <choice><abbr><ingredient n=\"26\" t=\"1\">Tinct Ipec</ingredient> Ê’vi</abbr><expan>six drachms of the Ipecacuanha Tincture</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"3\">vomited</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>him five or 6 times, discharged a good Deal of <symptom n=\"38\">Bile</symptom> &amp;\r\n            <lb/>tough Phlegm and had two <symptom n=\"31\">Loose stools </symptom> -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"margin\">10<sup>th</sup></add> was pretty easie last night, but <symptom n=\"17\">slept little</symptom> - <symptom n=\"3\">vomited</symptom> twice\r\n            <lb/>and had a stool toward morning - proposed he should take\r\n            <lb/>some mild <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> Pills, \r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice>               \r\n                    <orig>\r\n                        â„ž <ingredient n=\"9\">Pulv Rhei</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"254\">Tart. Vitriolat</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"330\">sap:\r\n                        <lb />Venet</ingredient> aa â„ˆii ft mas s a &amp; form: in Pills â„– 24 -\r\n                    </orig>              \r\n                    <reg>\r\n                        Take two scruples each of <ingredient n=\"9\">Powdered Rhubarb</ingredient>, \r\n                        <ingredient n=\"254\">Vitriolated Tartar</ingredient> and \r\n                        <ingredient n=\"330\">Venetian soap</ingredient>,\r\n                        make a mass and form into twenty-four pills -\r\n                    </reg>           \r\n                </choice>\r\n            </recipe>\r\n            one or two\r\n            <lb/>to be taken evening and morning as his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> will\r\n            <lb/>allow - not daring to venture on any thing more PowerÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>full his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> being so very Irritable - but Could not\r\n            <lb/>prevail on him to take them - as he has for some time\r\n            <lb/>Loathed the Punch he now Drinks weak wine &amp; water\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"margin\">11</add> <symptom n=\"17\">Rested some till 12 afterward restless</symptom>, <symptom n=\"3\">vomited</symptom> twice\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"38\">Bile</symptom>, &amp; purged once - otherwise rather easier - But <symptom n=\"12\">breathÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ing difficult </symptom> by turns --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"margin\">12</add> Breathing easier, <symptom n=\"17\">rested some over night</symptom>, took one of\r\n            <lb/>the Pills - <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> some Porrage &amp; ale at Bedtime ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"margin\">19</add> No Alteration since the 12<sup>th</sup> has taken the Pills since\r\n            <lb/>at the rate of one or two at night &amp; one in the morning\r\n            <lb/>which procured two or three stools Dayly - Continued\r\n            <lb/>to take a little Porrage and Ale once or twice Dayly and\r\n            <lb/>sometimes a little weak Chicken soop by <choice><abbr>w<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he has reÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>covered a little more strength - but still very <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom> &amp;\r\n            <lb/>much reduced - his Colour seems rather Cleared - but\r\n            <lb/>still contineus to <symptom n=\"3\">vomit</symptom> frequently - and <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>generally <symptom n=\"38\">Bilious</symptom> - &amp; <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> generally <symptom n=\"61\">squeamish</symptom> -\r\n            <lb/>Pills <choice><abbr>Cont<sup><u>d</u></sup></abbr><expan>Continued</expan></choice> --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><add place =\"margin\"> 25</add> since the 19<sup>th</sup> Continues much the same colour rather\r\n            <lb/>better - but very little - <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a view to strengthen his\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> and render the Pills more Efficatious - added\r\n            <lb/>to each Dram of the Pills <choice><abbr><ingredient n=\"35\" t=\"16\">sal Mart</ingredient> Ê’i, ft Mass &amp; form â„– 12\r\n            <lb />ex sing: Ê’<sup><u>mo</u></sup></abbr><expan>one drachm of sal Martis to make a Mass and form twelve single one drachm pills</expan></choice>, <choice><abbr>Capt 2 man &amp; vesp:</abbr><expan>Take two morning and night</expan></choice> and at the same time\r\n            <lb/>proposed some <action n=\"46\">antisteric</action> Bitters - \r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice>               \r\n                    <orig>\r\n                        â„ž <ingredient n=\"356\">Rd Curc</ingredient> â„¥i <ingredient n=\"169\">Rd gent</ingredient>\r\n                        <lb/><ingredient n=\"96\">serp<sup>t</sup> Verg:</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"21\">Cort aurant</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"208\">sem Corriand</ingredient> sumit <ingredient n=\"486\">Centaur min</ingredient>\r\n                        <lb/>aa Ê’ii Infund in aq Bullient lb.ii per hor xii &amp; cola\r\n                        <lb/>Cujus Capt â„¥ii cum <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tinct Cort </ingredient> Ê’ii ter Die -\r\n                    </orig>\r\n                    <reg>\r\n                        Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"356\">Curcuma Root</ingredient>, and two drachms each of <ingredient n=\"169\">gentian Root</ingredient>, \r\n                        <ingredient n=\"96\">Snakeroot</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"21\">orange Peel</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"208\">Coriander seed</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"486\">lesser Centaury</ingredient>, \r\n                        and let them infuse in two pounds of boiling water for twelve hours \r\n                        and strain. Take two ounces with two drachms of <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Bark Tincture</ingredient> three times a Day -\r\n                    </reg>\r\n                </choice>\r\n            </recipe>\r\n            but could\r\n            <lb/>not be prevailed on to taste them -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"margin\">30<sup>th</sup></add> since the 25<sup>th</sup> much the same has taken ten of the\r\n            <lb/>Pills only <choice><abbr>w<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> have not kept his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> so regular or\r\n            <lb/>Loose as those <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>out the --------------------------------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <pb n=\"7\"/>\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"margin\">30</add> <ingredient n=\"35\" t=\"16\">salt of steel </ingredient> - And last night has been violently <symptom n=\"3\">purged\r\n            <lb/>and vomited</symptom> all Night, <choice><abbr>w<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he ascribes to his having       \r\n            <lb/>taken 6 of the Pills without Effect at the rate of\r\n            <lb/>2 <choice><abbr>man: &amp; Vesp</abbr><expan>morning and evening</expan></choice>: what he <symptom n=\"3\">vomited</symptom> was of a Dark Brown        \r\n            <lb/>yellowish stuff - and very bitter and Ill tasted ---       \r\n            <lb/>And what he purged <del>had</del> was of the same Colour ---\r\n            <lb/>Both purging &amp; <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> went off toward morning but\r\n            <lb/>is vastly tired &amp; <symptom n=\"9\">fatigued and sleeped much all Day </symptom>--\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>   \r\n            <lb/><add place=\"margin\">Nov 3<sup>d</sup></add> Has taken no Pills or any thing this two Days, Continues   \r\n            <lb/>rather easier than before the last <symptom n=\"5\">fitt</symptom> of <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> ---    \r\n            <lb/>And now begins the Pills as at first <choice><abbr>w<sup><u>t</u></sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>out the <ingredient n=\"35\" t=\"16\">sal Martis </ingredient>-        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"margin\">8</add> In all the same since the third - has took the Pills at the   \r\n            <lb/>rate of three at night and two in the morning <choice><abbr>w<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> gave   \r\n            <lb/>two or three stools Dayly, Colour for some time the   \r\n            <lb/>same - Pills Continued\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"margin\">12</add> having been abroad since the 8<sup>th</sup> found him on my   \r\n            <lb/>return to Night very unneasie - having been much   \r\n            <lb/>troubled <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> these 4 Days &amp; these 2 last Days was     \r\n            <lb/>also much purged and <symptom n=\"40\">griped</symptom> - by <choice><abbr>w<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> means he discharg,d    \r\n            <lb/>a good <choice><abbr>q<sup>tt</sup>y</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> of <symptom n=\"38\">Bile</symptom> upwards and downards --   \r\n            <lb/>and his <symptom n=\"83\"><bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes </bodypart> rather more yellow </symptom>----------------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>   \r\n            <lb/><add place=\"margin\">13</add> Pretty easie &amp; Rested a great Deal through night, <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> not   \r\n            <lb/>so <symptom n=\"61\">squeamish</symptom> as usual --------------------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"margin\">14</add> Much the same till toward night, when he became very\r\n            <lb/>uneasie, <symptom n=\"3\">vomited</symptom> thrice, some tough Phlegm mixed <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"38\">bile</symptom>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"margin\">15</add> Continued <symptom n=\"17\">very uneasie for the forepart of the Night, but slept\r\n            <lb/>some toward morning </symptom> - and this morning is pretty easie\r\n            <lb/>Colour these two Days, rather Better &amp; the white of the <bodypart n=\"6\">Eye</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>more Clear - His urine is always high Coloured, But someÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>times not so high, as <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> others during the <symptom n=\"3\">sick </symptom> <symptom n=\"5\">fitts</symptom> - and\r\n            <lb/>sometimes let,s fall a very Copious Lateritious sediment\r\n            <lb/>at others none at all -- the <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> he takes in the Pills\r\n            <lb/>makes no sensible Change on the Colour of his urine - being\r\n            <lb/>the same these three Days, although he has taken no\r\n            <lb/>Pills - but being rather <symptom n=\"24\">Costive </symptom> yesterday - took a Pill this\r\n            <lb/>morning - to be <choice><abbr>rep<sup><u>t</u></sup></abbr><expan>repeated</expan></choice> - so as to keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly </bodypart> open -\r\n            <lb/>as they agree very well <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> him - and indeed I believe it is the\r\n            <lb/>only form, in <choice><abbr>w<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he can be got to take medicine, in such <choice><abbr>q<sup>tt</sup>y</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>as to be of any service - His <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> being so very delicate\r\n            <lb/>and his taste so particular that he <symptom n=\"61\">Loaths</symptom> almost at \r\n            <pb n=\"8\"/>\r\n            <lb/>every thing - Can bear nothing Bitter, or sweet, and though\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"margin\">15<sup>th</sup></add> formerly he was so used to strong Liquors, and Indeed cared\r\n            <lb/>for no other sort - he must now have three or four waters\r\n            <lb/>to small white wine - But except for a few hours last\r\n            <lb/>night, says he perceives, his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> easier <add place=\"above\">these three Days</add> than since\r\n            <lb/><unclear>the</unclear> day - and has some little appetite - yesterday drank\r\n            <lb/>two dishes of tea &amp; eat some Bread &amp; Butter, <choice><abbr>w<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he thought\r\n            <lb/>did not agree <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> him - and to Day has taken some\r\n            <lb/>Porrage &amp; ale - <choice><abbr>w<sup><u>h</u></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> is almost the only food agrees <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>him hitertho, tried sago soop, but did not like it --\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n            <closer>\r\n               <signed>I C</signed>\r\n                <dateline>Stroneskar\r\n                <lb/>Novr 15 <sup>th</sup>\r\n                <lb/><u>1771</u></dateline>\r\n            </closer>\r\n       \r\n     </div>\r\n</body>', 816, 13, '2015-03-13 13:45:17', 1381);
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(Patient) / 7 February 1772 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Rebecca DeWald</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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What was the State of health from Winter 1769 to April 1771.\r\n            <lb/>Did the pain of the <bodypart n=\"11\">right shoulder</bodypart> 1769 appear to be <condition n=\"15\">rheumatic</condition>?\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n            <lb/>During the interval mentioned was there another -\r\n            <lb/><condition n=\"15\">rheumatic affection</condition>? was there any tendency to <symptom n=\"50\">Cramps</symptom>?\r\n            <lb/>or was there any <condition n=\"28\">hysteric Symptoms</condition>?\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>2. Did the pain of the <bodypart n=\"17\">right leg</bodypart> April 1771 appear disÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tinctly as a <symptom n=\"50\">cramp</symptom>?</p>\r\n<p>\r\n            <lb/>Was there any <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> or <symptom n=\"83\">change of colour</symptom> in the part?</p>\r\n<p>\r\n            <lb/>Was the attack attended with any degree of <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>?\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>3. How long did this pain continue?</p>\r\n<p>\r\n            <lb/>While it continued was it pretty constantly the same or\r\n            <lb/>was it moderate and violent by <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom>?\r\n            <lb/>Was it increased by particular motions or postures of the <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart>?\r\n            <lb/>Did the pain keep fixed in one small part of the <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart> or\r\n            <lb/>did it run up or down to the nearest <bodypart n=\"89\">joint</bodypart>?\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>4. In quantity was the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> taken in Summer 1771 and\r\n     <lb/>with what seeming effects?\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>5. Was the pain brought on by the cold bathing 1771 preÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>cisely of the same kind as that of April? --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n <lb/>6. When the pains returned in Winter 1771 did they\r\n            <lb/>seem to be the effects of <condition n=\"13\">Cold</condition> or any other evident Cause? -</p>\r\n<p>\r\n            <lb/>When the pains continued in the <bodypart n=\"17\">right leg</bodypart>, going from\r\n            <lb/>part to part between the <bodypart n=\"23\">ankle</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"29\">hip <bodypart n=\"89\">Joint</bodypart></bodypart>, were\r\n            <lb/>they chiefly in the <bodypart n=\"68\">muscular parts</bodypart> or in the <bodypart n=\"89\">Joints</bodypart>?</p>\r\n<p>\r\n            <lb/>Did the pains ever go beyond the <bodypart n=\"23\">ankle</bodypart> into the <bodypart n=\"25\">Toes</bodypart>? -\r\n    <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>Did they ever fix for any time in a <bodypart n=\"89\">Joint</bodypart>? \r\n            <add place=\"margin\"><handShift/>never at all;</add>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><handShift/>Were they ever attended with any <symptom n=\"82\">redness</symptom> or <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>of the <bodypart n=\"89\">Joints</bodypart>?\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <add place=\"margin\"><handShift/>only the <bodypart n=\"25\">Ball of the\r\n                <lb/>Toes</bodypart>, with ? pain\r\n                <lb/>&amp; <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup>.</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom> she\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>tho<sup>t.</sup>.</abbr><expan>thought</expan></choice> was occasioned\r\n                <lb/>by the <treatment n=\"21\">fomentations</treatment>\r\n                <lb/>put round her <bodypart n=\"24\">foot</bodypart>\r\n                <lb/>as It went away\r\n                <lb/>&amp; never returned</add>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><handShift/>Now the pain is chiefly about the <bodypart n=\"29\">hip <bodypart n=\"89\">Joint</bodypart></bodypart>, does it\r\n            <lb/>appear as fixed <add place=\"above\">in</add> the <bodypart n=\"89\">ligaments</bodypart> of the <bodypart n=\"89\">Joint</bodypart>, or does\r\n            <lb/>it wander about the <bodypart n=\"89\">Joint</bodypart> <sup>\"</sup> and seem as if it was\r\n            <lb/>a <symptom n=\"50\">crampish affection</symptom> sometimes in one <bodypart n=\"68\">muscle</bodypart> and\r\n            <lb/>sometimes in another?\r\n            <add place=\"margin\"><handShift/>\r\n            yes {\r\n            </add>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><handShift/>7. When the pains at any time went into the <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>, was\r\n            <lb/>it at the Same time that the <condition n=\"28\">hysteric Symptoms</condition> apÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>peared, or without any connexion with these pains,\r\n            <add place=\"margin\"><handShift/>The <condition n=\"28\">Hysteric \r\n                <lb/>Symptoms</condition> followed\r\n                <lb/>the pains -</add>\r\n            <lb/><handShift/>did the <condition n=\"28\">hysteric Symptoms</condition> appear as purely the effects\r\n            <lb/>of <symptom n=\"23\">exhaustion and weakness</symptom> and rather therefore in the intervals of pains?\r\n            <add place=\"margin\"><handShift/>so we think {</add>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><handShift/>8. What were more exactly the <condition n=\"28\">hysteric Symptoms</condition>?\r\n            <lb/>Did they appear with much <symptom n=\"57\">Spasm</symptom> and <symptom n=\"7\">flatulency</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>in the <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>?\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n            <lb/>Was the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> particularly affected?\r\n            <lb/>Was there any <symptom n=\"84\">Globus</symptom>?\r\n            <add place=\"margin\"><handShift/>no other Symptoms\r\n                <lb/>are recollected\r\n                <lb/>but the <unclear>familiarys</unclear> {</add>\r\n            <lb/><handShift/>Did the <condition n=\"28\">hysteric Symptoms</condition> appear especially in <symptom n=\"45\">faintings</symptom>?\r\n            <add place=\"margin\"><handShift/>In this especially {</add>\r\n            <lb/><handShift/>Were the <symptom n=\"6\">Spirits greatly and irregularly affected</symptom>? --\r\n            <add place=\"margin\"><handShift/><del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del>No. -\r\n                <lb/>but the <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse very low</symptom> {</add>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><handShift/>9. Did there ever appear any alternations between the\r\n            <lb/><condition n=\"28\">hysterical Symptoms</condition> and the pains of the <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart>? -\r\n            <add place=\"margin\"><handShift/>we can\'t tell</add>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><handShift/>10. Does the <symptom n=\"31\">looseness</symptom> that has come on Seem to have given\r\n            <lb/>any relief to the other Symptoms\r\n            <add place=\"margin\"><handShift/>no, It <unclear>encourages</unclear>\r\n                <lb/>the other Symptoms\r\n                <lb/>&amp; she did not find relief\r\n                <lb/>till It was stopt first               \r\n                <lb/>with the <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>, &amp; next with\r\n                <lb/>the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> - The <symptom n=\"31\">Looseness</symptom> was preceeded by a continued <symptom n=\"48\">Heartburn</symptom></add>\r\n        </p>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><handShift/>11. From the <symptom n=\"9\">want of Sleep</symptom> which seems to have been pretty\r\n            <lb/>constant during the whole illness and Still continues,\r\n            <lb/>I suspect there has been always some degree of <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> at\r\n            <lb/>least in the night time, and I wish to know more parÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ticularly what has been observed in this respect either\r\n            <lb/>by her physicians or by her self.\r\n            <add place=\"margin\"><handShift/>always a degree of <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>\r\n                <lb/>In the night, a burning\r\n                <lb/><symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> in <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart>\r\n                <lb/>with great <symptom n=\"68\">Thirst</symptom>\r\n                <lb/>this used to continue\r\n                <lb/>for above 7 weeks\r\n                <lb/>&amp; In mornings <choice><abbr>ab<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>about</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/>4 she used to get\r\n                <lb/><u>Some rests</u></add>\r\n            <lb/><handShift/>Does not the Sleep more commonly and better in the dayÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>time on a couch than in the night time abed?\r\n            <add place=\"margin\"><handShift/>never Slept on\r\n                <lb/><u>the Couch but twice</u> {</add>        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><handShift/>12. Has She ever had any <symptom n=\"28\">sweatings</symptom> either from Nature or\r\n            <lb/>Art and what has been effect?\r\n            <add place=\"margin\"><handShift/>never got any\r\n                <lb/><symptom n=\"28\">sweat but once</symptom>\r\n                <lb/>by sack whey \r\n                <lb/><u>tho often attempted</u></add>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><handShift/>13. Has She had <ingredient n=\"83\">James\' Powder</ingredient> in any Shape and with what\r\n            <lb/>effect.\r\n            <add place=\"margin\"><handShift/>never taken\r\n                <lb/><u>these 7 years</u></add>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><handShift/>14. What is her ordinary diet and have any observations\r\n            <lb/>been made on the effects of different kinds? --\r\n            <add place=\"margin\"><handShift/>common simple\r\n                <lb/>diet, which always\r\n                <lb/>agrees well with\r\n                <lb/><u>her</u></add>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><handShift/>15. Does She wear a flannel Shirt?\r\n            <add place=\"margin\"><handShift/>flannel all\r\n                <lb/>over since this\r\n                <lb/><u>last attack</u></add>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><handShift/>16. What effects have been observed from changes of weather?\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n            <lb/>I think it very probable that the change which has\r\n            <lb/>been going Since yesterday will have effects and I\r\n            <lb/>wish to know particularly what they are.\r\n            <add place=\"margin\"><handShift/>no effect from\r\n                <lb/>the change of the \r\n                <lb/>weather, but seemed\r\n                <lb/>better in the severest\r\n                <lb/>frost days we had. </add>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed><dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 7<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/><u>1772</u></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n        <lb/>1772\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 817, 1, '2015-04-10 16:16:42', 230),
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Anno<note>Year</note> 1771\r\n        <lb/>then on horseback in Sweden, the Continuance of this last was about Ten\r\n        <lb/>Minutes : as to the Continuance of the first, cannot say, as the Servant\r\n        <lb/>then present is now in Edinburgh. ----- On the 17 January last <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n        <lb/>said Gentleman was attackt with another <symptom n=\"39\">fitt</symptom> of the same kind : <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n        <lb/>been in his writing room from 10 to 12 in the Morning of that <unclear>day</unclear><illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n        <lb/>ly aperson who was with him all that times, observed, that he <unclear>was</unclear><illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n        <lb/>too Keen on business at that Season of the year; it being then <illegible w=\"2\"/>\r\n        <lb/>and the writing room not warm ----- About 5 Minutes after\r\n        <lb/>twelve, he calld out to the person that was in the room with him\r\n        <lb/>for Godsake to hold him for he was a gone Man: This was\r\n        <lb/>instantly complied with by the person present : Cold water was\r\n        <lb/><treatment n=\"39\">Rubbd</treatment> on his <bodypart n=\"63\">Temples</bodypart> and thrown in his <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart>, and everything else that\r\n        <lb/>aperson who knew nothing of the dissorder was usd : ----- He\r\n        <lb/><add place=\"margin\">5. Minutes</add> might be about 5 Minutes in a <symptom n=\"39\">State of Convulsion</symptom> : A Surgeon\r\n        <lb/>being got as soon as it <add place=\"above\">was</add> possible; he orderd <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> which was\r\n        <lb/>instantly done, and then the Sick person went to bed; but before he got\r\n        <lb/>there, he <symptom n=\"3\">vomited a parcell Nasty Stuff</symptom>. The Surgeon then orderd him\r\n        <lb/>some Physick which wraught all that afternoon and part of the night,\r\n        <lb/>and orderd his Patient to live on Spare diet. For the Space of 2<illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n        <lb/>after this last <symptom n=\"39\">fitt</symptom> took him, his <symptom n=\"74\">memory was quite gone</symptom>. <illegible w=\"2\"/>\r\n        <lb/>Three days after he appeard as well as ever, (Except some <unclear>aridness</unclear>\r\n        <lb/>about his <bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart>). In this state he continued, till the 17 <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> last\r\n        <lb/>about 3 Minutes after one O Clock when just going to Dinner\r\n        <lb/>he was siezd in the same manner as before, but the <symptom n=\"39\">fitt</symptom> continued\r\n        <lb/>full 15 Minutes and was rather more severe. ----- The Surgeon\r\n        <lb/><treatment n=\"1\">Bled</treatment> him as formerly, and orderd him Physick which had the\r\n        <lb/>desird Effect : The day after was orded a <treatment n=\"9\">Vomit</treatment> which brought\r\n        <lb/>a deal of Stuff off his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> : Since that time nothing very\r\n        <lb/>Material has happn\'d, only he has been heard while in bed and\r\n        <lb/>asleep at the <u>Dead hour of the Night</u> to <treatment n=\"11\">issue</treatment> some very heavy\r\n        <lb/>melancholy Groans, &amp; even to Sing --- this he knew nothing of next\r\n        <lb/>morning</p>\r\n        <p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <lb/><unclear>His</unclear> diet in Scotland was such as persons travelling usually gets,\r\n        <lb/><illegible w=\"1\"/>as Beef, Mutton &amp; <add place=\"above\">ceee</add>, and his diet when here much the same with the\r\n        <lb/>Addition of Oatmeal Pottage and Claret sometimes instead of Tea for\r\n        <lb/>Breakfast in the Morning, &amp; Variety of Fresh fish for Dinner &amp; Supper\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>His time of going to bed (take it in generall is\r\n            <lb/>about 10 at Night) and rising between 8 &amp; 9 in Mornings of Cold weather\r\n            <lb/>and earlier when the Season for permitts ------ He has for some\r\n            <lb/>Years past us\'d himself to drink in bed before breakfast at least,\r\n            <lb/>One English Gill of French brandy mixt with water to Quench\r\n            <lb/><illegible w=\"1\"/>, and every day between 11 &amp; 12 <sup>o</sup>Clock before dinner <unclear>repeated</unclear>\r\n            <lb/><illegible w=\"1\"/>, and in the afternoon continued on the same way. At meat\r\n            <lb/><illegible w=\"1\"/>beer is his favourite drink with a glass of Claret or\r\n            <lb/><illegible w=\"1\"/>ch,\' but if a Bottle Porter can be had, the two last articles\r\n            <lb/>are rejected ------ He is vastly fond of Roasted Potatoes\r\n            <lb/>and Cold Mutton hams; of those he never wearies, &amp; eats more\r\n            <lb/>of these &amp; fresh fish than any other Victuals --- His Connections\r\n            <lb/>thinks it may proceed from <symptom n=\"56\">anxiety of mind</symptom>, which he denies\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>His parents are well known have to be free\r\n            <lb/>from such ailments; no healthyer persons Exists. This being the\r\n            <lb/>Gentleman case as well as a person <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> not knowing in\r\n            <lb/>Physick is humbly submitted to Two Physicians of Charrades\r\n            <lb/>and M<sup>r</sup>. James Rae surgeon in Edinburgh, whose advice\r\n            <lb/>oppinion &amp;c &amp; c &amp;c. are desird in course of post\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <postscript>\r\n            <lb/>NB. ---- It must be observd from the conversation <choice><abbr>Rec<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>Received</expan></choice> from\r\n            <lb/>the Gentleman who was in Company when the <symptom n=\"39\">fitt</symptom> took him and\r\n                <lb/>I reckon <del>that</del> on 1. May 1771. that during that <symptom n=\"39\">fitt</symptom>, all his <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; <bodypart n=\"89\">Joints</bodypart> were remakably limber. --- Those of 17. 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I found\r\n            <lb/>a very considerable <symptom n=\"63\">puffy Swelling</symptom> round the whole <bodypart n=\"89\">Joint</bodypart> of the\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"19\">Knee</bodypart> especially on the fore part round the <bodypart n=\"39\">Patella</bodypart>, and on the\r\n            <lb/>Inside - There is <symptom n=\"83\">no degree of discolouring</symptom> <symptom n=\"62\">or Inflammation</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>on any part of it, nor is it painful to the touch, excepting in\r\n            <lb/>one part on the inside - and that, but slightly - It is nine\r\n            <lb/>Months since she first felt some pain in that <bodypart n=\"19\">Knee</bodypart> - She\r\n            <lb/>had a <condition n=\"8\">Menstrual Obstruction</condition> for some Months before and\r\n            <lb/>after; but has been regular for some Months past - She\r\n            <lb/>never was sensible of having received any hurt upon\r\n            <lb/>it - The <bodypart n=\"19\">Knee</bodypart> was painful but a few Weeks before\r\n            <lb/>the <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom> began, and the <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom> has been gradually\r\n            <lb/>increasing - It is perfectly easy when she sits with the\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"19\">Knee</bodypart> bent, but is very stiff &amp; painful when she gets\r\n            <lb/>first up &amp; attempts to walk - After walking about\r\n            <lb/>a while it becomes easier - She apprehends that lately,\r\n            <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"18\">Thigh</bodypart> immediately above the <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom> has shrunk\r\n            <lb/>&amp; become a little smaller than the other, and I believe\r\n            <lb/>it is so - It is evidently a <condition n=\"94\">White Swelling</condition> - Before\r\n            <lb/>I saw her she had been adviced to use <treatment n=\"23\">poultices</treatment> of\r\n            <lb/>the <ingredient n=\"13\">Hemlock Root</ingredient> which she had been doing for a \r\n            <lb/>Week or two, and she thought with some Advantage -\r\n            <lb/>I advised her to continue the use of <treatment n=\"21\">fomentations</treatment> and\r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"23\">poultices</treatment> made with the <ingredient n=\"13\">Hemlock leaves</ingredient>, which can now\r\n            <lb/>be got fresh; and (as I am a warm friend to <ingredient n=\"13\">Hemlock</ingredient>)\r\n            <lb/>I advised her likewise to take it internally, and give\r\n       <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>her a quantity of the pills to take home with her - I\r\n            <lb/>advised her if she did not find much benefit from the\r\n            <lb/>use of the <ingredient n=\"13\">Hemlock</ingredient> for some Weeks, to try the <ingredient n=\"18\">Sea water</ingredient>,\r\n            <lb/>which she has a good Opportunity of doing where she\r\n            <lb/>lives - If any thing occurs to you further to be done\r\n            <lb/>I shall advise her of it -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Along with this, I send you the <condition n=\"2\">Small pox</condition> History\r\n            <lb/>which you desired to see - There is certainly something\r\n            <lb/>difficult in it - I cannot determine how it is - If it was\r\n            <lb/>the <condition n=\"2\">Small pox</condition> that the Children were first <treatment n=\"10\">inoculated</treatment>\r\n            <lb/>from, M<sup>r</sup> Wilsons youngest Child has had them twice -\r\n            <lb/>at least, the first Appearance upon his <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart>, altho without\r\n            <lb/><condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> or consequent <symptom n=\"30\">Eruption</symptom>, I believe would have\r\n            <lb/>satsify\'d M<sup>r</sup> Sutton that he was exempted from any\r\n            <lb/>future <condition n=\"72\">Infection</condition> - If it was not the <condition n=\"2\">Small pox</condition>, then,\r\n            <lb/>it woud appear, that there is a <symptom n=\"30\">pustular Eruption</symptom> which\r\n            <lb/>if a person undergoes, disqualifies for a while at least,\r\n            <lb/>for receiving <condition n=\"72\">Infection</condition> from the <condition n=\"2\">Small pox</condition> - I beg to\r\n            <lb/>know your Opinion and to have your reflections upon it -\r\n            <lb/>I read to M<sup>r</sup> Wilson &amp; M<sup>r</sup> Colquhoun a long while ago\r\n            <lb/>when the facts were recent &amp; when they could easily\r\n            <lb/>have corrected what was wrong, the Notes I had taken,\r\n            <lb/>and from which I <subst><del>had</del><add place=\"above\">have</add></subst> copied what I send you. They\r\n            <lb/>agreed that as far as they knew or were concerned\r\n            <lb/>that the facts were fairly related -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>I always am\r\n                <lb/> very respectfully Dear Sir Your much obliged &amp;\r\n                <lb/>most <choice><abbr>obed\'.</abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice><choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice> -</salute>\r\n                <signed>Gav.\' <u>Fullarton</u></signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n\r\n        <p>\r\n        <lb/>For Doctor William Cullen\r\n        <lb/>Edin<u>burgh</u>\r\n\r\n        \r\n      </p>  \r\n\r\n<handShift/>\r\n\r\n<annot>1772</annot>\r\n\r\n    </div>\r\n\r\n</body>', 819, 11, '2014-10-13 14:17:17', 206),
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Garthshore complains of pains of his\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"66\">Guts</bodypart> \r\n        attended with <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom> or <symptom \r\n            n=\"61\">squeamishness</symptom> especiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ally when his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> is emptie which He says \r\n        goes off imÂ¬\r\n        <lb />mediately after eating. 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Young cured Him of that complaint some years ago.\r\n        <lb />I shall be glad to have your advice assoon as convenient</p>\r\n  <closer><salute>mean while I am with esteem Dear Doctor\r\n        <lb />Your most obliged <choice><abbr>H.</abbr><expan>Humble</expan></choice> \r\n        Servant</salute>\r\n        <signed>John Lamont</signed>\r\n        <dateline>Calder 27:<sup>th</sup> \r\n            <u><choice><abbr>Oct.</abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> \r\n                1774</u></dateline></closer></div>\r\n    <div><pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p><lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb />Edin<sup>r</sup>.</p></div></body>', 922, 3, '2013-07-24 19:28:45', 94);
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If he observes moderation there is little occasion for\r\n<lb />nicety in the choice of his drink, but I would always prefer Wine to\r\n<lb />Punch or Spirits in any form</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Next to moderation in Diet it is of consequence for M<sup>r</sup> SoÂ¬\r\n    <lb />mervil to avoid Cold &amp; I think he should a Flannel Shirt next to his\r\n    <lb />skin both in Summer and Winter and should in no weather\r\n    <lb />change his cloaths from thicker to thinner.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Tho M<sup>r</sup> Somervil will be the better for riding on horseback\r\n    <lb />or going in a carriage he will always be in danger from bodily\r\n        <lb />exercise that may in the least heat him. He should therefore avoid this\r\n    <lb />and if he does he will <del>be</del> have no occasion for light Cloaths, &amp; both by\r\n        <lb />warm Cloathing and by avoid<subst><del>ed</del><add place=\"above\">ing</add></subst> <symptom n=\"21\">being heated</symptom> by exercise he will\r\n    <lb />be in much less danger of Cold</p>\r\n    <p><lb />The only other advice I find necessary for M<sup>r</sup> Somervil\r\n        <lb />is to keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> always regular. If it can be done by diet it is the best\r\n        <lb />way but if not he ought to have recourse to Medicine so as never to be\r\n    <lb />two days without a Stool.</p>\r\n<closer><signed>W: Cullen</signed></closer></div></body>\r\n', 65, 11, '2015-04-17 09:12:37', 103),
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On that account She has been sent\r\n            <lb/>over to this country, her friends expecting that I could do her more\r\n            <lb/>service after seeing her. -- The young Lady is in <symptom n=\"6\">very low spirits</symptom>,\r\n            <lb/>as quite despairing of recovery: but having heard from some\r\n            <lb/>people that <ingredient n=\"2\">mercury</ingredient> has been given in this complaint, she --\r\n            <lb/>insists impatiently upon having it tryed, notwithstanding\r\n            <lb/>all I can urge against it. -- I am therefore under the necessity\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>of troubling you again, that I may have your positive authorÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ity to support me in refusing it, if to you it seems proper to\r\n            <lb/>do so. -- I beg you will let me know your Opinion as soon as\r\n            <lb/>you can conveniently, &amp;amp; forward it by post. -- The <symptom n=\"18\">tumour</symptom> in\r\n            <lb/>her <bodypart n=\"8\">cheek</bodypart> is pretty hard &amp;amp; moveable, but I fear will not be kept\r\n            <lb/>from bursting, as it is increasing fast, tho\' attended with very --\r\n            <lb/>little pain. The young Lady has also several of the <bodypart n=\"84\">glands of\r\n            <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart></bodypart> upon the affected side much <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom>, but otherwise is\r\n            <lb/>in good health and looks well.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>With best respects to you &amp;amp; your Lady I am\r\n                <lb/>Dear Sir\r\n                <lb/>your most <choice><abbr>obed:</abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>humb:</abbr><expan>humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Servt.</abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n                <signed>Andrew Liddell</signed>\r\n                <dateline>Thurso 16 April 1772</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n        <lb/>To\r\n        <lb/>Doctor William Cullen Physician\r\n        <lb/>at Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <add place=\"margin\">1772</add>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 820, 11, '2015-04-17 23:13:30', 187),
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It appears like\r\n            <lb/>a <symptom n=\"51\">Rush</symptom><note>This seems to be the correct reading, though \"Rash\" may have been intended; if not then this particular use of \"Rush\" is unrecorded in OED.</note>  sometimes over the whole <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> like <condition n=\"87\">Measles</condition> attended\r\n            <lb/>with the most intollerable <symptom n=\"78\">Itching</symptom>, in others like small\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"30\">Watery pustles</symptom> <del><unclear>when</unclear></del> Sometimes about the <bodypart n=\"16\">fingers</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"14\">wrists</bodypart> resembling\r\n            <lb/>the <symptom n=\"78\">Itch</symptom> which when Scratched emitt a thin water <unclear>after this\r\n            <lb/>itches</unclear> frequently spread all round &amp; turn into little suppurated\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"30\">pustles</symptom> <condition n=\"72\">whether it is infections or not I cannot precisely Say</condition>\r\n            <lb/>but I rather think it is not for one or two of a family have\r\n            <lb/>it while the rest are perfectly free only I observe those that\r\n            <lb/>sleep together are those <del>most</del> that are <add place=\"above\">most readily</add> affected in a family while\r\n            <lb/>the rest of the Children are free altho they play together\r\n            <lb/>constantly. I have been more perplexed with this cursed <symptom n=\"78\">Itchy</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>Distemper than with any thing I ever met with I have tried\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"191\"><choice><abbr>Spt.</abbr><expan>Spirit</expan></choice> Minder</ingredient>, Vinegar, <unclear>Sp<sup>ts</sup>.</unclear> &amp; <ingredient n=\"120\" t=\"3\">water Solut. of Sacch. Saturn.</ingredient> to bath\r\n            <lb/>the parts affected to no pu<unclear>rpose</unclear> Earthly have given Physic\r\n            <lb/>Repeatedly, <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> in large quantity, <ingredient n=\"33\" t=\"20\"><choice><abbr>Vin.</abbr><expan>Vinum</expan></choice> Antimon.</ingredient> the\r\n            <lb/><action n=\"49\">anti scorbutic</action> Herbs <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> \r\n<action n=\"8\">Cathartics</action> to be infused in ale &amp; Continued\r\n            <lb/>Dayly as Diet Drink to as little purpose. <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> too seems\r\n            <lb/>to have as little Effect as any of them. In some these <symptom n=\"30\">watery\r\n            <lb/>pustles</symptom> spread over the whole <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> &amp; from the scratching make\r\n            <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart> appear as it were <condition n=\"95\">flea\'d</condition> attended at this time with\r\n            <lb/>sharp smarting pain like a new cut <symptom n=\"80\">blister</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>This is the preamble to the Case of M<sup>r.</sup> <choice><abbr>Ja<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>James</expan></choice> M<sup>c</sup>Call\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>merc<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>merchant</expan></choice> in this place who has been in this Situation for\r\n            <lb/>six weeks <del>who</del> &amp; has now Lost all patience the <symptom n=\"78\">Itching</symptom> is so\r\n            <lb/>insupportable that he <symptom n=\"17\">Sleeps very little</symptom> his wife too is in\r\n            <lb/>the Same Situation &amp; beged me to write you for your advice\r\n            <lb/>I forgot to mention I have tried <treatment n=\"39\">Butter &amp; <ingredient n=\"34\">Brimestone</ingredient> rub\'d on</treatment>\r\n            <lb/>at night &amp; washed off next morning with warm water &amp; Soap\r\n            <lb/>&amp; this continued for several nights to as little purpose as any\r\n            <lb/>of the former. Now my Dear Doctor if you can put us on any method\r\n            <lb/>to get quit of this Divelish Disease it will be a great relief to\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>r</sup>. M<sup>c</sup>Call &amp; a great Obligation to\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute><choice><abbr>D<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice>D<sup>r.</sup> your most <choice><abbr>ob!</abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> Humble <choice><abbr>Serv!</abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>Alex<sup>r.</sup> Parlane</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>P.S. receive two Notes.\r\n                <lb/>Enclosed which I received from M<sup>r</sup>. M<sup>c</sup>Call\r\n                <lb/>Please write in Course of post.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>To\r\n            <lb/>Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/><handShift/><add place=\"margin\">1772</add>\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 821, 11, '2014-10-13 14:17:46', 127),
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Volat.</ingredient></treatment> &amp;\r\n            <lb/>he has <symptom n=\"81\">partly recovered his Speech</symptom>, &amp; the\r\n            <lb/>Natural heat of the <bodypart n=\"73\">affected side</bodypart> is\r\n            <lb/>Returned, &amp; the Motion of the <bodypart n=\"52\">Extremities of\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup><expan>the</expan></abbr></choice> affected parts</bodypart> is much easier, the Wieght\r\n            <lb/>at his <bodypart n=\"40\">Sternum</bodypart> is much abated, and also the\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom> of his <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart>, he made a great deal\r\n            <lb/>of urine all thursday night, &amp; friday forenoon,\r\n            <lb/>&amp; has rather made More of it, since he was\r\n            <lb/>attacked with the <condition n=\"31\">Paralytic <condition n=\"96\">Stroke</condition></condition>, he\r\n            <lb/>has continued the <ingredient n=\"25\">Pilul. Scillit.</ingredient> but not in\r\n            <lb/>Such Quantity\'s as you ordered Suppose they\r\n            <lb/>do not affect his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, nor <bodypart n=\"69\">intestines</bodypart>,\r\n            <lb/>his urine is very limpid, with<del>out any</del><add place=\"above\">very little or no</add> Sediment,\r\n            <lb/>at all, but changes very often, sometimes higher\r\n            <lb/>coloured, he walks with more agility than\r\n            <lb/>usual on account of the decrease of the\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom> of his <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> - his appetite is no\r\n            <lb/>worse, but no better, continues at <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"14\">opiate</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>as <symptom n=\"17\">he gets no Sleep without it</symptom>.\r\n          </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>(Please Turn over)\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>He has taken two of <ingredient n=\"25\">the Pills</ingredient> this forenoon\r\n            <lb/>&amp; he has rather made less Urine all this day\r\n            <lb/>than Yesterday, the <bodypart n=\"15\">Hand</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"16\">Fingers</bodypart> of the <bodypart n=\"73\">affected\r\n                <lb/>Side</bodypart>. are a <symptom n=\"63\">little Swelled</symptom>, feels a <symptom n=\"57\">Tingling</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>thro his <bodypart n=\"15\">hand</bodypart>, &amp; <bodypart n=\"16\">Fingers</bodypart>, but is not like to get\r\n            <lb/>the Use of his <bodypart n=\"15\">hand</bodypart>, &amp; <bodypart n=\"16\">fingers</bodypart>, the <bodypart n=\"2\">Tongue</bodypart> on\r\n            <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"73\">affected Side</bodypart> is a <symptom n=\"63\">little Swelled</symptom>, &amp; Stiff\r\n            <lb/>his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse Since he turned ill of this <choice><abbr>Complt.</abbr><expan>Complaint</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>is a good Deal better</symptom>, is rather too full, but\r\n            <lb/>is very right with regard to Quickness-\r\n            <lb/>I hope you\'ll excuse all the above with\r\n            <lb/>regard to <choice><abbr>Y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> fullness &amp; as its just wrote as\r\n            <lb/>the Patient Dictates, he expects an answer\r\n            <lb/>with Compliments to yourself &amp; Dr Cullen -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>I am Sir\r\n                <lb/>With the Greatest Esteem\r\n                <lb/>Your <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>Tho Scott</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Selkirk June 2<sup>d</sup>.\r\n                <lb/><u>1772</u></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>P.S. He desires after he has heard the above\r\n                <lb/>read to him to inform you that his <symptom n=\"81\">Speech is\r\n                <lb/>returned</symptom> to that he can be understood but not\r\n                <lb/>well-\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>post paid\r\n            <lb/>For \r\n            <lb/>Doctor Alexander Monro\r\n            <lb/>Physician\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 822, 3, '2013-08-11 16:06:53', 190),
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I beg you will let me have\r\n         <lb/>your Opinion &amp; Directions as to the medicine &amp; regimen\r\n         <lb/>proper for the Patient: &amp; hope to have your answer as soon\r\n         <lb/>as possible with your convenience.\r\n     </p>\r\n     <p>\r\n         <lb/>About two months ago I wrote you about another\r\n         <lb/>patient, whose Case you was consulted about last year. --\r\n         <lb/>As the Letter was inclosed in a cover to M<sup>r</sup>. Douglas the apotheÂ¬\r\n         <lb/>cary, I suppose it did not miscarry. But I am greatly\r\n         <lb/>surprised that I have never received your answer. - In\r\n         <lb/>case my Letter should have fallen by, I will subjoin a copy of it\r\n         <lb/>as far as is necessary. --- I hope your return will be speedy,\r\n         <lb/>for as patients are very apt to be fretted at Delay, the conseÂ¬\r\n         <lb/>quence may be very hurtful to me in the way of Business.\r\n     </p>\r\n     <p>\r\n         <lb/>You will please accept the two Guinea Notes inclosed, for\r\n         <lb/>your trouble.\r\n     </p>\r\n     <closer>\r\n         <salute>And with best <choice><abbr>Compl.<sup>s</sup>.</abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice> &amp; greatest regard,\r\n             <lb/>believe me to be, Dear Sir, \r\n             <lb/>your most <choice><abbr>obed.<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n         <signed>Andrew Liddell</signed>\r\n         <dateline>Thurso 13. June 1772</dateline>\r\n     </closer>\r\n </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>Case of M<sup><u>rs</u></sup> L---</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>a widow Lady, aged 60 years. - about 14 years ago suffered very\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"9\">great &amp; long fatigue</symptom> attending a sick Husband: Since which has -\r\n            <lb/>seldom been free from <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> complaints, attended with <symptom n=\"9\">Lassitude</symptom>,\r\n            <lb/>pains of the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>, &amp; <symptom n=\"21\">great heat over the whole body</symptom>: all of them much\r\n            <lb/>increased in the warm season of the year. -- But she is never\r\n            <lb/>troubled with thirst, nor observed her complaints much increased\r\n            <lb/>by any particular food; and her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse is commonly very slow,\r\n                <lb/>&amp; feeble</symptom>. Was generally <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom>. ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The Menses ceased 12 years ago. But when last 20 Months She\r\n            <lb/>has been subject to a small, but almost continual, <symptom n=\"65\">hemorrhage\r\n                <lb/>from the <bodypart n=\"33\">Vagina</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"34\">Uterus</bodypart></symptom>, &amp; likewise to the <symptom n=\"77\">Fluor albus</symptom>. These\r\n   <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"46\">Discharges</symptom> do not seem to occasion any great loss of Strength.\r\n            <lb/>During this last period also, She has had a small degree of <condition n=\"84\">ProÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>lapsus <bodypart n=\"34\">Uteri</bodypart></condition>; but which is not painful nor very inconvenient.\r\n            <lb/>Last Harvest She had a <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>, soon after her recovery from which\r\n            <lb/>she let me see a <symptom n=\"18\">tumor</symptom> in the upper part of her <bodypart n=\"27\">left Breast</bodypart>,\r\n            <lb/>about twice the size of an egg. She observed that for a year before\r\n            <lb/>then had been prickling pains in it from time to time, but\r\n            <lb/>since the <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> much increased. - She seemed inclined to\r\n            <lb/>think that it might have been occasioned by some accidenÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tal <symptom n=\"70\">contusion</symptom>, tho\' she could not recollect how. - and remember\'d\r\n            <lb/>that formerly, when her <bodypart n=\"27\">breasts</bodypart> were distended with Milk,\r\n            <lb/>the left at such times always gave her much more pain than the\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"27\">right breast</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>For the Disorder in her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> &amp; ca She had been used to take\r\n            <lb/>the <ingredient n=\"113\" t=\"19\">Infusion</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"113\" t=\"1\">Tinct: amar:</ingredient> with Pills of <ingredient n=\"5\">Asafotide</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloe</ingredient> taken\r\n            <lb/>occasionally so as to keep her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> open. They were the only\r\n            <lb/>medicine she found agree with her, or which her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> could\r\n            <lb/>bear. - Since the <condition n=\"65\">scirrhus</condition> in her <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart> appeared, I gave her\r\n            <lb/>the <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient>, in Pill, made of the powderd leaves, without Extract.\r\n            <lb/>After using them she thought the pain relieved, till summer\r\n            <lb/>came on; but now the pains are more frequent, &amp; She is much\r\n            <lb/>alarmed. - The least handling of the <symptom n=\"18\">tumour</symptom> gives Pain, or the\r\n            <lb/>motion of her <bodypart n=\"12\">left arm</bodypart>, which often happens, the Lady being\r\n            <lb/>of an active turn. I am affraid the <symptom n=\"18\">Tumor</symptom> adheres a little; but\r\n            <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"84\">axillary glands</bodypart> are not affected. ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Since Harvest last, She has been greatly relieved from\r\n            <lb/>the disorder in her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; pains in her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>: This I was\r\n            <lb/>inclined to attribute to the <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient>, tho\' perhaps the <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> in\r\n            <lb/>harvest, or <symptom n=\"3\">vomitting</symptom> else might have been the cause. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Since She began the <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient>, She has taken no other medicine,\r\n            <lb/>having no occasion for the <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> Pills. ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>There has been nothing applyed externally, only the part kept\r\n            <lb/>covered with flannel. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <head>The Copy of a Letter sent 15 April last. -----</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>\"Transmitted to you the case of a young Lady in Orkney\r\n            <lb/>last May, who had been for several years subject to \r\n            <lb/><condition n=\"41\">scrophulous complaints</condition>, &amp; also <symptom n=\"78\">itchy <symptom n=\"30\">eruptions</symptom></symptom> over\r\n            <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"49\">surface of her body</bodypart>. -- The course you was\r\n            <lb/>pleased to prescribe for Her has been punctually followd\r\n            <lb/>ever since viz. a <ingredient n=\"62\" t=\"2\">Saline Solution</ingredient> for 2 months, an\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"13\"><choice><abbr>Elect<sup>y</sup>.<expan>Electuary</expan></abbr></choice> of the Bark</ingredient> for a fortnight: afterwards in Spring\r\n            <lb/>the <ingredient n=\"6\" t=\"15\"><choice><abbr>Decoct.</abbr><expan>Decoction</expan></choice> Tusilag:</ingredient> The whole course to be repeated\r\n            <lb/>alternately, &amp; continued for 2 years at least.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>But as hitherto the <symptom n=\"30\">Eruption</symptom> continues in her <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart> unabatÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ed, &amp; there is a <symptom n=\"18\">tumor</symptom> of the same nature as the former\r\n            <lb/>advancing fast in her <bodypart n=\"8\">Cheek</bodypart>, the young is greatly frightd,\r\n            <lb/>and become very impatient. -- On this account She\r\n            <lb/>has been sent over to this country, her Friend expecÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ting that I would be of more service to Her after\r\n            <lb/>seeing Her. -- The young Lady is in <symptom n=\"6\">very low Spirits</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>as quite despairing of recovery: But having heard from\r\n            <lb/>some people that <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> has been given in such a\r\n            <lb/>complaint, She insists impatiently upon having it\r\n            <lb/>tryed, notwithstanding all I can urge against it. I am\r\n            <lb/>therefore under the necessity of troubling you, that I\r\n            <lb/>may have your positive authority to support me in\r\n            <lb/>refusing it, if you think proper to do so. -- The <symptom n=\"18\">tumor</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>in her <bodypart n=\"8\">Cheek</bodypart> is pretty hard, &amp; I fear will not be kept from\r\n            <lb/>bursting, as it is increasing fast, but attended with\r\n            <lb/>little pain. -- Several of the <bodypart n=\"84\">glands of the <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart></bodypart>, upon\r\n            <lb/>the affected side, are also much <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom>: otherwise\r\n            <lb/>the young Lady\'s in good health, &amp; looks well.\"\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n<handShift/>\r\n<annot>\r\n            <lb/>1772\r\n</annot>\r\n            <handShift/>\r\n             <lb/>To\r\n            <lb/>Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb/>Physician\r\n            <lb/>at Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 823, 3, '2013-05-02 14:17:06', 317);
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Proffessor to Sollicit\r\n            <lb/>you for your advise how to proceed in the Treatment\r\n            <lb/>of two poor Patients whose cases is as follows.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Inprimo Peggy Glasgow,\r\n            <lb/>adg\'d forty of pretty full habit of Body, was\r\n            <lb/>Seized with <symptom n=\"60\">Collick pains</symptom> in her <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart> in the month\r\n            <lb/>of <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> last, and which commonly lasted for five or\r\n            <lb/>Six hours at a time. Again Returning regularly\r\n            <lb/>Every third day for the Space of four months. After\r\n            <lb/>which time they began to be more Irregular, Returning\r\n            <lb/>Only once in two or three weeks keeping no Regular\r\n            <lb/>or Stated period. But Soon after a few <symptom n=\"95\">paroxysms</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>of this kind, Some few Symptoms began to make their\r\n            <lb/>appearance. <u>Viz</u>. an appearance of <symptom n=\"25\">Jaundice</symptom> which\r\n            <lb/>commonly disappear\'d before the Return of the next\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"95\">Paroxysm</symptom>: but as Soon as ever She was Seized with\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"60\">Fits of the Collick</symptom> the <symptom n=\"25\">Jaundice</symptom> appeared next day\r\n            <lb/>accompanied with a pretty 	<condition n=\"10\"><symptom n=\"47\">Smart</symptom> Fever</condition>. My oppinion\r\n            <lb/>was that the whole proceeded from <symptom n=\"57\">Spasm</symptom>. however She\r\n            <lb/>was treated by the Surgeon who attended her as a <unclear>one</unclear>\r\n            <lb/>please turn over\r\n     <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>Labouring under <condition n=\"19\">Calculi.</condition> And for that purpose Took\r\n            <lb/>for a considerable time <ingredient n=\"32\">Lime water</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"54\">Soap Pills</ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>out\r\n            <lb/>any considerable Benefits. till the <symptom n=\"60\">Collick pains</symptom> intirely\r\n            <lb/>Severed of their own accord. &amp; Shortly after She got\r\n            <lb/>Perfectly free off her <symptom n=\"25\">Jaundice</symptom>. She has been now\r\n            <lb/>free from all her Complaints this long time. -\r\n            <lb/>But of late She has complained of a pain in\r\n            <lb/>her <bodypart n=\"73\">Reight Side</bodypart> about the Lower part of her\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"40\">True Last or beginning of her false Ribs</bodypart>. The pain\r\n            <lb/>extending Sometimes to her <bodypart n=\"11\">Shoulder</bodypart>. There is a considÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>erable <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom> to outward appearance but no\r\n            <lb/>Discolouration of the part. She is again put upon\r\n            <lb/>the <ingredient n=\"32\">Lime water</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"54\">Soap Pills</ingredient>. I was of oppinion\r\n            <lb/>that <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> meight be of Service, but from my Small\r\n            <lb/>acquaintance <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> Practice I durst not venture without\r\n            <lb/>your approbation. The other Patient Jn. Galt\r\n            <lb/>adg\'d Twenty four years of a middle Temperament\r\n            <lb/>affected <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <condition n=\"5\">Epileptic or <symptom n=\"39\">Convulsive</symptom> <u>Fits</u></condition>. which\r\n            <lb/>he has had for thsi two years past. Returning\r\n            <lb/>commonly a <condition n=\"5\">Fit</condition> once a week. he can assign no\r\n            <lb/>no particular cause for them. He is always attacked\r\n            <lb/>Instantaniously, &amp; in a few Seconds, again is perfectly\r\n            <lb/>Recovered. Now whither this may not he owing to\r\n            <lb/>too great a Stimulus applied to the <bodypart n=\"95\">Sensorium</bodypart>. from\r\n    <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> propell\'d to the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> in a greater quantity than\r\n            <lb/>usual. &amp; Inducing a Collapse, or from the\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> being heated &amp; Rarified as when drinking\r\n            <lb/>Freely I wou\'d not say, but as he Complains much\r\n            <lb/>of <symptom n=\"48\">bad Degistion</symptom> their is reason to believe that the\r\n            <lb/>Disorder may be partly in that organ. He lives\r\n            <lb/>very freely <unclear>therfore</unclear> there is a Strong presumtion that\r\n            <lb/>The <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> is in <condition n=\"50\">an atonic State</condition>. &amp; from <unclear>thence</unclear>\r\n            <lb/>The <condition n=\"151\">Syncopi</condition> propogated or may be produced is matters\r\n            <lb/>D<sup>r</sup>. Proffessor that I must leave to your determination\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The Candid and Disinterested Expressions\r\n            <lb/>yoused by you. together with the care &amp; <illegible w=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>you had for every devidual Pupil an <illegible w=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>Care. Induced me to apply for your assistance\r\n            <lb/>and I am fully convinced that the pleasure you\r\n            <lb/>have in being of Service to Poor mortals is a sufficient\r\n            <lb/>Recompence for the Trouble.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>and I am\r\n                <lb/>D<sup>r</sup>. Proffessor with profound Respect your\r\n                <lb/>Ever oblidgid Humble<sup>t</sup> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed><u>Ja<sup>s</sup>. Alexander</u></signed>\r\n            <dateline>Irvine. 24. June 1772.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>Please derict To - <choice><abbr>Stud<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Student</expan></choice> of Physic\r\n                <lb/>Irvine ---\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb/>D<sup>r</sup>. Cullen Proffessor of\r\n            <lb/>Medicine in the University\r\n            <lb/>of Edinburgh\r\n\r\n</p>\r\n           <handShift/>\r\n<annot>1772</annot>\r\n       \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 824, 11, '2015-04-17 21:57:35', 315),
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The Size and number of the glasses\r\n            <lb/>may at first be <add place=\"above\">Smaller &amp;</add> fewer but by degrees they Should\r\n            <lb/>be increased till about a muchkin of the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"6\">water</ingredient> is\r\n            <lb/>taken every day.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Every night at bedtime let her Ladyship\r\n            <lb/>take two or three of the <action n=\"33\">aperient pills</action>. It is exÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>pected that these will keep the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular and\r\n            <lb/>according to their effect this way, more or fewer\r\n            <lb/>are to be taken.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>With these remedies a great deal of exercise\r\n            <lb/>is proper partly in walking and partly on horseback\r\n            <lb/>or in a carriage. The walking Should be without\r\n      <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom> or <symptom n=\"21\">being heated by it</symptom> and particularly <symptom n=\"12\">without\r\n            <lb/>hurrying her breathing</symptom> either by walking fast or\r\n            <lb/>walking up hill. We are glad to find that Lady\r\n            <lb/>Katharine agrees with walking but we think it\r\n            <lb/>is to be employed with caution and that besides\r\n            <lb/>She Should frequently go on horseback or in a carriage.\r\n            <lb/>In taking any exercise the heat of the day and the\r\n            <lb/>damp of the evenings are equally to be avoided.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>We think it proper to continue the Asses milk\r\n            <lb/>but taken so early that it may not interfere eiÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ther with the bathing or the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"6\">Spaw water</ingredient>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Some attention is due to My Ladys diet. She\r\n            <lb/>must lay aside entirely the use of Indian Tea and\r\n            <lb/>take in place of it either Cocoa or <ingredient n=\"198\">Ground Ivy</ingredient>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>At dinner A little of any kind of light meat\r\n            <lb/>may be taken but it Should be moderately and the\r\n            <lb/>meal filled up with broth, pudding and Such\r\n      <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n            <lb/>Vegetables as My Ladys <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> easily digests.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>At Supper no meat is to be taken but Some\r\n            <lb/>kind of Grains as Rice Barley or Sago with or\r\n            <lb/>without milk as Shall be found to agree. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Both at going to bed and rising in the mornÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ning it will be proper to <treatment n=\"39\">rub the <bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>\r\n                <lb/>especially the <bodypart n=\"89\">joints</bodypart> with a piece of warm flannel</treatment>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>Jo. Rutherford\r\n                <lb/>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin.<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 26<sup>th</sup> June\r\n                <lb/><u>1772</u></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <handShift/><annot><add place=\"margin\">1772</add></annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 825, 5, '2012-07-12 13:09:37', 300),
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healed kindly -\r\n            <lb/>some Short time thereafter her former complaint returned in a most ExcruciÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ating manner, which yielded not to medicines tho in various fforms applied both\r\n            <lb/>Externally &amp; Internally, &amp; this according to Indication of the present Symptoms\r\n            <lb/>as observed by the attending Surgeon - She continued periodically affected \r\n            <lb/>in this way till sometime in April last when she Recovered her pristine \r\n            <lb/>state of health --- In the beginning of last October being then in the \r\n            <lb/>fourth month of her present <condition n=\"7\">pregnancy</condition> She was attacked with a Return \r\n            <lb/>of her former complaint tho less violent &amp; of a few days duration -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>She is just Now in the Sixth Month of her <condition n=\"7\">pregnancy</condition>, and \r\n            <lb/>during the absence of her forementioned <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> Complaint, is generally \r\n            <lb/>healthy, tho delicate; very cheerful, &amp; to all appearance in a good habit \r\n            <lb/>of body, but <symptom n=\"24\">Costive</symptom> which She says is commonly removed by one of <ingredient n=\"63\">D<sup>r.</sup>\r\n            <lb/>Anderson\'s pills</ingredient> -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>About Six days ago She had a most Severe Return of her disorder, which\r\n            <lb/>Resisted every application - <action n=\"7\">Carminatives</action>, <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient>, gentle Stomachics, and \r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"6\">Clysters</treatment> have been tryed to no effect - During the continuance of her\r\n            <lb/>Complaint She <symptom n=\"17\">Slumbers periodically but without any seeming Refreshment</symptom>.\r\n            <lb/>Continues <symptom n=\"34\">ffeverish</symptom> for the space generally of twenty four hours when her\r\n            <lb/>disorder entirely disappears for some days\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Her disorder begins with a Severe pain in her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, which She says\r\n            <lb/>Swells, (th\'o <unclear>imperaplible</unclear>)<note>\"Imperceptible\" fits the context, but it is hard to reconcile with what is actually written.</note> previous to this a violent pain is felt in the\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"59\">Loins</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> occuppying the whole of the <bodypart n=\"90\">umbilical Region</bodypart> - During\r\n       <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>this time She is in the utmost agony - When the pain leaves her \r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> it Reattacks the forementioned places, but more particularly the\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"73\">Sides</bodypart> - After the pain above Specified a violent \r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"1\">Headach</symptom> ensues. Last Night She was much troubled with <symptom n=\"7\">flatulent</symptom> \r\n            <lb/>Eructations - Had some <action n=\"7\">Carminative</action> Drops in which were <ingredient n=\"28\" t=\"1\"><choice><abbr>tinct: Castor:</abbr><expan>Tincture of Castor</expan></choice></ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>after the Exhibition of which She vomited a quantity of Bilious Stuff, \r\n            <lb/>and this morning is found <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom>, <symptom n=\"17\">Sleeped some in the Night</symptom> &amp; is Now\r\n            <lb/>tolerably free of pain, but a Relapse is dreaded - -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>December 24<sup>th</sup>\r\n            <lb/>All yesterday and Night had pains as above tho not so violent,\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"17\">Slumbered a good deal</symptom>, was somewhat <symptom n=\"34\">ffeverish</symptom> &amp; drank considerably\r\n            <lb/>of Toast and Water Acidulated with a little Jelly, in this State She continued\r\n            <lb/>till two o\'Clock this Morning, being at this time Restless &amp; attacked with \r\n            <lb/>two or three <symptom n=\"2\">Shivering fitts</symptom> tho of Short duration &amp; which terminated\r\n            <lb/>in <treatment n=\"25\">a Sweat</treatment> with <treatment n=\"9\">a vomiting</treatment> before &amp; after - So this day in a \r\n            <lb/><unclear>Brisk</unclear> <condition n=\"10\">ffever</condition>, an aggreeable <treatment n=\"25\">Sweat</treatment> just now offers, with some <symptom n=\"17\">Inclination\r\n            <lb/>to Sleep</symptom> - <symptom n=\"68\">Thirst still Continues</symptom> -\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 860, 3, '2013-04-28 14:53:03', 204),
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We have considered your patients case with\r\n    <lb />all due attention, &amp; as we are informed that\r\n    <lb />her present indisposition was initially owing to\r\n    <lb />passion of the <bodypart n=\"95\">mind</bodypart>, we are of opinion that\r\n    <lb />on that account chiefly the case has proved so obÂ¬\r\n    <lb />stinate, &amp; the cure so difficult &amp; uncertain, tho\'\r\n    <lb />we are not without hopes even of a thorough recovery.\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n <p>\r\n    \r\n    <lb />2. We agree in opinion that all brisk evacuations\r\n    <lb />especially <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> &amp; <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment>,\r\n    are improper,\r\n    <lb />nor do we expect any benefit from <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment>\r\n    <lb />However we think <treatment n=\"9\">vomits</treatment> may be of great use\r\n    <lb />given in the intervals or during the <symptom n=\"95\">paÂ¬\r\n    <lb />roxysyms</symptom>, &amp; that it may be needfull sometimes in\r\n    <lb />case of <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>, to give \r\n    a <action n=\"21\">laxative</action>. The form\r\n    <lb />surely must be chosen that the patient will most\r\n    <lb />readily comply with, we recommend the <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> \r\n    <lb />pills ordered, if she will take them. We\r\n    <lb />are not against applying <treatment n=\"14\">leeches</treatment> to the\r\n    <bodypart n=\"63\">temples</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />or <condition n=\"38\">hÃ¦morrhoids,</condition> when the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> is much affected:\r\n    <lb />such gentle evacuations may be if use, &amp; can do no\r\n    <lb />harm.\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n <p>\r\n         \r\n    <lb />3. We think she may find benefit from wearing\r\n    <lb /><treatment n=\"21\">plasters</treatment> on her <bodypart n=\"24\">soles</bodypart>,\r\n    of the <treatment n=\"21\">Empastrum calÂ¬\r\n    <lb />idum</treatment> Pharm. paup.<note>Probably a reference to the <i>Pharmacopoeia Pauperum, in usum Nosocomii Regii Edinburgensis</i> compiled by the Edinburgh Royal Infirmary which listed the drugs and preparations employed in the charity hospital. Editions appeared at Edinburgh in 1746 and 1752.</note>\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n  <p>\r\n         \r\n    <lb />4. We are of opinion, tho\' <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphire</ingredient>\r\n     has been\r\n    <lb />already used pretty liberally, without great effect,\r\n    <lb />that it is the medicine chiefly to be depended on.\r\n     \r\n  <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n     \r\n    <lb />And as there is no mention made of having tryed\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"14\">opiates</ingredient>, we think it reasonable to make tryal\r\n    <lb />of them joyned with <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphire</ingredient>, when there is great\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"17\">watchfulness.</symptom>\r\n \r\n\r\n  </p>   \r\n  <p>\r\n     \r\n    <lb />5. We think it likewise reasonable, in an interval\r\n    <lb />of the disease, to give some doses of <ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient>\r\n    <lb />in the form here prescribed, from which she\r\n    <lb />may find more benefit if at the same time\r\n    <lb />she rides out daily either on horseback or in a\r\n    <lb />wheel-machine.\r\n     \r\n  </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />6. We are all of opinion that it would contribute\r\n    <lb />much to her recovery, to send her to some counÂ¬\r\n    <lb />try place at some distance from her friends &amp;\r\n    <lb />ordinary acquaintances, especially if she uses\r\n    <lb />daily exercise either on horseback or in a chaise\r\n    <lb />but we think it would  be of still greater imÂ¬\r\n    <lb />portance to cause her travel, we mean a long\r\n    <lb />journey, &amp; above all a sea voyage, which we beÂ¬\r\n    <lb />lieve in all probability might prove more efÂ¬\r\n    <lb />fectual than any course of medicine.\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n       \r\n    <lb />7. As we have no great opinion of the cold bath in\r\n    <lb />thin habits like hers, we would expect much greaÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ter benefit in case of <symptom n=\"17\">watchfullness</symptom>,\r\n       from bathing\r\n    <lb />her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> in warm water &amp; pouring warm water\r\n    <lb />on her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>. We do not think her diet should be too\r\n    <lb />low.\r\n    \r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n    \r\n <closer>\r\n    \r\n   \r\n     \r\n  <signed>\r\n     <lb />Jo. Stevenson\r\n     <lb />J. Clerk\r\n     <lb />Jo. Rutherford\r\n      \r\n      \r\n  </signed>\r\n     \r\n     <dateline>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />March 9\r\n        <lb />1755</dateline>\r\n     \r\n     \r\n </closer> \r\n      \r\n    <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n      \r\n   \r\n      <recipe>\r\n         \r\n         <choice>\r\n            \r\n            <orig>\r\n               \r\n             <lb />1. <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> pill.\r\n             <lb />â„ž Extract. <ingredient n=\"225\">helleb. nigr.</ingredient>\r\n             <lb /><ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes Succorin.</ingredient>\r\n                 pulv. @ <unclear>p. c.</unclear>\r\n             <lb /><ingredient n=\"226\">Syr. de rhamno</ingredient> q.s. ut f. massa e cijus\r\n             <lb />singulis serupulis formentur piluls iv pro dosi.\r\n               \r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>1. <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> pill. Take <illegible l=\"2\"/> Extract of <ingredient n=\"225\">Black Hellebore</ingredient> and crushed <ingredient n=\"3\">Socoterine Aloes</ingredient>; and sufficient <ingredient n=\"226\">Syrup of Buckthorn</ingredient> to make into a mass and out of which precisely form four pills as single doses.</reg>\r\n            \r\n         </choice>\r\n         \r\n      </recipe>\r\n      \r\n      <recipe>\r\n         \r\n      <choice>\r\n         \r\n         \r\n      <orig>\r\n         \r\n         <lb />2. <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> electuary.\r\n         <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. Peruvian</ingredient>.â„¥ij\r\n         <lb /><ingredient n=\"22\">Rad. valerian. sylv.</ingredient> â„¥i       \r\n         <lb /><ingredient n=\"44\">Sal. Mart.</ingredient>Ê’i\r\n         <lb />Syr. e <ingredient n=\"21\">cort. aurant.</ingredient> q.s. ut f. Elect.\r\n         <lb />cujus cap. molem nuc. mosch. quater in die. \r\n            \r\n      </orig>\r\n         \r\n     <reg>2. <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> electuary. Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>; an ounce of <ingredient n=\"22\">Wild Valerian root</ingredient>; a drachm of <ingredient n=\"44\">Sal. Mart.(Green Vitriol)</ingredient>; and sufficient <ingredient n=\"21\">Syrup of Orange peel</ingredient> to make an Electuary, of which take the quantity of a nutmeg four times a day.</reg>\r\n         \r\n      </choice>\r\n      \r\n      </recipe>\r\n      \r\n      <recipe>\r\n         \r\n     <choice>\r\n        \r\n        <orig>\r\n           \r\n          <lb />3. <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient> bolus\r\n          <lb />â„ž  <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient> g.<sup>r</sup> XV Extract. Opii g<sup>r</sup> ij \r\n          <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simplic.</ingredient> q.s. ut f. bolus.\r\n           \r\n        </orig>\r\n        \r\n        <reg>3. <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient> bolus. Take fifteen grains of \r\n           <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient>; two grains of Extract of <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient>;\r\n           and sufficient <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient> to make a bolus.</reg>\r\n        \r\n     </choice>\r\n         \r\n      </recipe>\r\n      \r\n      <closer>\r\n         \r\n         <signed>JS</signed>\r\n         \r\n      </closer>\r\n         \r\n   </div>\r\n   \r\n   <div>\r\n      \r\n         \r\n    <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n      \r\n   </div>\r\n   <div>\r\n   \r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n   <lb />To D<sup>r</sup> William Cullen\r\n   <lb />Physician\r\n   <lb />at\r\n   <lb />Glasgow\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n    \r\n   </div>\r\n   \r\n</body>', 733, 16, '2014-04-19 23:45:59', 146),
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If not the answer may be delayed until she see\r\n            <lb/>you in <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>r</sup>. Yeaman of 38 years of Age of a delicate Constitution, \r\n            <lb/>for these many years subject on every change of weather, to \r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"36\">Catarrh</symptom>, whose father and Sister both died of <condition n=\"1\">Phthisis</condition>.\r\n            <lb/>About two or three months was seized <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> one of his <condition n=\"13\">Colds</condition>\r\n            <lb/>more severely than usual, attended with stuffing in his<bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, \r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"4\">dry tickling Cough</symptom> slight <unclear><symptom n=\"34\">shiverings</symptom></unclear>, <symptom n=\"21\">dry heat</symptom> and \r\n            <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse above 100</symptom>, \r\n            <lb/>with <symptom n=\"28\">inclination to Sweat in the mornings</symptom>. On this attack was\r\n            <lb/>confined to the house was <treatment n=\"1\">blooded</treatment> put on a Course of <ingredient n=\"33\">Antimonials</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>and a strick <action n=\"36\">antiphlogistic</action> Regimen. These were rigidly adhered to\r\n            <lb/>both in his Medicines and Diet, for some weeks, until all \r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>appearance of <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammatory</symptom> symptoms disappeared.     \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The <symptom n=\"34\">febril</symptom> complaints being removed, left behind them <symptom n=\"26\"><symptom n=\"23\">great loss\r\n            <lb/>of Flesh and strength</symptom></symptom>, and as I could not mark any sign of <del>obstruck</del>\r\n            <lb/>Obstruction or Infraction in any of the <bodypart n=\"60\">Viscera</bodypart>, his habit being\r\n            <lb/>very <condition n=\"74\">Irritable</condition> and a great deal of the <condition n=\"21\">Nervous Diathesis</condition> about\r\n            <lb/>him, I ventured to put him on the <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"15\">Decoction of the Bark</ingredient> and a \r\n            <lb/>fuller Diet. Then he continued for some time without losing\r\n            <lb/>any ground, when a renewal of <symptom n=\"4\">the Cough</symptom> made me change the \r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"1\">Cortex</ingredient> for <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"11\">Selter water</ingredient> and \r\n            the <ingredient n=\"108\" t=\"12\"><choice><abbr>Elix<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Elixir</expan></choice> Vitriol</ingredient>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"25\">A sallow colour of the <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart></symptom> with sometimes a dull pain of\r\n            <lb/>the right <bodypart n=\"58\">hypoconder</bodypart>, inclined me to imagine his <unclear>fever</unclear>\r\n            <lb/>might have been <bodypart n=\"44\">Hepatic</bodypart>, but as there is no other symptom, \r\n            <lb/>and this of short standing, make me think the pain to be\r\n            <lb/>more from <symptom n=\"7\">flatulency</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>At present his Symptoms are <symptom n=\"26\"><symptom n=\"23\">loss of Flesh and Strength</symptom></symptom>, <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse\r\n            <lb/>betwixt 80 and 100, but feeble and easily flurried</symptom>, at times the \r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>the <symptom n=\"4\">tickling Cough</symptom>, which never disturb when in Bed or in the \r\n            <lb/>open Air. a weariness in his<bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> , as he express It. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Otherwise He has no complaint, Sleeps well, Breathing easy\r\n            <lb/>appetite good, regular in his Stools. Without any Symptoms of \r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"62\">topical Inflammation</symptom>, or any <symptom n=\"34\">febril</symptom> symptom, but <symptom n=\"15\">quick pulse</symptom>. \r\n            <lb/>His medicines are <ingredient n=\"108\" t=\"12\">Elixir of Vitriol</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"11\">Seltzer water</ingredient>, sometimes a\r\n            <lb/><action n=\"14\">gentle Emetic</action>. His diet nourishing and of easy Digestion, orderd\r\n            <lb/>to walk abroad every day, for an hour, about noon and take in\r\n            <lb/>most cheerful Amusements.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>On the whole must say his complaints are not on the increase,\r\n            <lb/>but rather the contrary, but the Disposition to confirmed <symptom n=\"34\">Hectic</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>as strongly marked, and calls for the <add place=\"above\">most powerful</add> Prophylactus<note>Preventive medicines.</note>  against the\r\n            <lb/>Consequence. As your opinion must give general satisfaction \r\n            <lb/>to everyone, and for whose Advice I have the highest regard,\r\n            <lb/>it is with pleasure I embrace every opportunity to assure\r\n            <lb/>You I am with the greatest Respect \r\n        </p>    \r\n            <closer>\r\n                <salute>Your most humble\r\n                    <lb/>Servant</salute>\r\n                <signed>John Willison</signed>\r\n                <dateline>Dundee 12 <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> <u>1774</u></dateline>   \r\n            </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n<div>\r\n<pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>To\r\n            <lb/>Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb/>Physician In\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 865, 11, '2014-10-13 14:36:50', 117),
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I must beg you\r\n            <lb/>will lose no Time in sending a Return, as I really think\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>rs</sup> Fordyce requires it, tho\' indeed I would fain hope she is \r\n            <lb/>in no Danger, Doctor Alves left this next Day after her <condition n=\"11\">abortion</condition>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; no word from him sune as she would to be so well, I am\r\n        </p>\r\n          <closer>\r\n              <salute><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n              <lb/>Your Obliged humble <unclear>servant</unclear></salute>\r\n              <signed>Robert Forbes</signed>\r\n              \r\n              <dateline>Nairn 12<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Janry</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice>\r\n              <lb/><u>1774</u></dateline>\r\n          </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <opener>\r\n            <salute><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir</salute>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I hope you will get Doctor Cullens Answer \r\n            <lb/>directly &amp; Intreat you will not be allarm\'d as matters are favourÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>rable notwithstanding of the <unclear>w</unclear><note>The meaning of this mark, resembling a \"w\" with a long flourish, is unclear.</note> Complaints, I presume youll <unclear>advert</unclear> to your  \r\n            <lb/>own &amp; Fathers Compliments which are akin and if you think proper to\r\n            <lb/>commemorate, it may be a Service to the consultation. \r\n            <lb/>Give my service to James tell him I received his as <choice><abbr>Cap<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Captain</expan></choice> Ford did \r\n            <lb/>yours. I will write James in a Post or two and beg you will be \r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>Dillig<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Dilligent</expan></choice> in Returning your Opinion as to the <illegible w=\"1\"/><note>This word is very unclear, but could be \'provost\'.</note>, poor man I am \r\n            <lb/>in great pain about him. \r\n        </p> \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>My best wishes attend you many\r\n            <lb/>years after this\r\n            <lb/>Yours </salute>\r\n            <signed>R:F:</signed>\r\n        </closer>    \r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>The case is writ in your sisters prose<note>This indicates that the enclosed note on the case, which is Letter ID:867, was actually composed by William Dunbar\'s sister, though it is in the handwritng of Dr. Robert Forbes.</note> <illegible w=\"4\"/>\r\n                <lb/>near her during the Two Attacks\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>   \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>To\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> William Dunbar\r\n            <lb/>Writer to the Signet\r\n            <lb/>Edinburgh\r\n            <lb/>Single Sheet\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <lb/>M<sup>rs</sup> Fordyce\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> - 74\r\n            </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 866, 3, '2013-05-01 15:43:18', 103),
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On the 10<sup>th</sup> about 2 o\'Cloke Morning (having \r\n           <lb/>been only <symptom n=\"24\">Costive</symptom> from 9 o\'Cloke of the 8<sup>th</sup> <del>when</del> she had a Severe\r\n           <lb/>pain at the <bodypart n=\"46\">Mouth of her Stomach</bodypart>, (none from the <bodypart n=\"69\">Colon</bodypart>) which\r\n           <lb/>communicatid opposite to that at her <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart>, had at same Time a\r\n           <lb/>heaving and great pain in both her <bodypart n=\"27\">Breasts</bodypart> centred in and \r\n           <lb/>thro\' her <bodypart n=\"102\">Nipples</bodypart> as she informs, but no hardnes, had no <symptom n=\"29\">EructÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>tions</symptom>. This disorder continued about an hour and a half which she \r\n           <lb/>thinks was removed by an <treatment n=\"8\">Injection</treatment>, and about a Gill of warm \r\n           <lb/>Porter. Next night she took Two of <ingredient n=\"63\">Andersons Pills</ingredient> and had no\r\n           <lb/>Complaint, which aperate Twice next Day; Continued well till\r\n           <lb/>Two this Morning when she had the same Complaints, &amp; she\r\n           <lb/>thinks the heaving in her <bodypart n=\"27\">Breasts</bodypart> came on but is sensible of the Pains\r\n           <lb/>in her <bodypart n=\"102\">Nipples</bodypart> during the Disorder which gave up at Six this Morning \r\n           <lb/>which as she Imagines went of by taking a little Red Port, after \r\n           <lb/>that she had <symptom n=\"29\">a few Belchings</symptom>, After this Disorder she feels now\r\n           <lb/>a Slight pain at the Cartilage <bodypart n=\"143\"><unclear>Xipliuides</unclear></bodypart>,<note>Owing to the handwriting the precise spelling being employed here is rather unclear but the reference is to the anatomical structure known as \"The Xiphoid Process\", found in the sternum.</note> which has now gone &amp; she <unclear>easy</unclear> \r\n           <lb/>During the Time of these two Attacks she complained of a\r\n           <lb/>Coldness <add place=\"above\">in her <bodypart n=\"51\">Limbs</bodypart></add> and <symptom n=\"68\">Drowth</symptom>, And \r\n                <symptom n=\"3\">no tendency to Vomit</symptom>, but declind\r\n           <lb/>drinking. All that can be observed of either is that she is <symptom n=\"23\">very weak</symptom> \r\n           <lb/>&amp; <symptom n=\"6\">low Spirited</symptom> tho\' <symptom n=\"15\">her Pulse is natural and still free of Fear</symptom>.\r\n       </p>\r\n   </div> \r\n</body>', 867, 3, '2013-05-01 15:26:16', 74),
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The many and long\r\n            <lb/>intervals it has admitted of, make it certain that there\r\n            <lb/>is no topical organic disorder and that it must be <add place=\"above\">as</add> it\r\n            <lb/>has certainly been a pure <condition n=\"36\">Spasmodic affection</condition>. On this\r\n            <lb/>view there is no certain relief but from <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> and I am\r\n            <lb/>perswaded that these carried to a due degree will always\r\n            <lb/>give relief. Some other <action n=\"3\">antispasmodics</action> and <action n=\"7\">Carminatives</action>\r\n            <lb/>may contribute a little but it is a very little only.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In the use of <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> in this Case there are three\r\n            <lb/>circumstances to be attended to.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The first is the <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> they are liable to induce\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"above\"><del>it</del></add> which M<sup>rs</sup> Fordyce is naturally disposed to and if I\r\n            <lb/>mistake not must have been found <del>on</del> to have at least a \r\n            <lb/>share in bringing on her attacks. There is nothing there \r\n            <lb/>fore more to be attended to than the preventing this <symptom n=\"24\">CostiveÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ness</symptom>. The <ingredient n=\"63\">Andersons Pills</ingredient> may answer the purpose but\r\n            <lb/>it is rare for persons to be constant <add place=\"above\">enough</add> in employing them\r\n            <lb/>for <del>removing</del> preventing rather than removing the <symptom n=\"24\">CostiveÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ness</symptom>. During the whole time of her <condition n=\"7\">pregnancy</condition> M<sup>rs</sup> Fordyce\r\n            <lb/>Should hardly go one day and never two without a stool\r\n            <lb/>or the taking of her <action n=\"21\">laxative</action>, &amp; this is more especially\r\n            <lb/>to be attended to when she is taking <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            I agree to the use of the <ingredient n=\"63\">Andersons Pills</ingredient> chiefly beÂ¬\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>cause She is in the habit of them but I have found <unclear>the</unclear>\r\n            <lb/>frequent use of them very troublesome to <condition n=\"7\">pregnant</condition> <unclear>Women</unclear>\r\n            <lb/>and I would prefer <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of Tartar</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"34\">flowers of <unclear>Sulphur</unclear></ingredient> \r\n            <lb/>or <ingredient n=\"76\">Manna</ingredient> or these combined as they may be found to anÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>swer and if it can be had &amp; M<sup>rs</sup> Fordyce can take it the \r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"28\">Castor Oil</ingredient> is perhaps the best of all.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The other circumstance to be attended to in the\r\n            <lb/>use of <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> is the presence of <condition n=\"10\">Fever</condition>. If pain\r\n            <lb/>considerable I think <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> are allowable tho Some\r\n            <lb/>degree of <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> is present and when it is any ways <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb/>that the pain is Spasmodic and not inflammatory <unclear>there</unclear>\r\n            <lb/>is no doubt in the matter but I own that all this <unclear>requires</unclear>\r\n            <lb/>some Skill and discretion which however must be <unclear>trusted</unclear>\r\n            <lb/>to persons on the Spot. 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At the same time I must own that the \r\n           <lb/><symptom n=\"20\">chilly fits</symptom> towards the Evening &amp; the pains on motion\r\n           <lb/>tho\' not altogether incompatible with <condition n=\"91\">Nephritis</condition> are not\r\n           <lb/>however <del>incompatible</del> usual attendants of it, &amp; may\r\n           <lb/>give <del>some</del> suspicion of some <symptom n=\"42\">suppuration</symptom> going on\r\n           <lb/>in the <bodypart n=\"68\">Psoas &amp; incumbent Muscles</bodypart>. It is a case I\r\n           <lb/>have met with several times but there is no Author\r\n           <lb/>has mentioned it expressly except one French author\r\n           <lb/>as you may learn from sauvages under the title of\r\n           <lb/>Lumbego Psoadica &amp; more explicitely D<sup>r</sup> George\r\n           <lb/>Fordyce in his Elements.<note>See George Fordyce <i>Elements of the Practice of Physic, Part the II</i> (London, 1768), p. 119 (this is a short discussion expanded in subsequent editions). Fordyce 1736-1802, was one of Cullen\'s most favoured pupils.</note> A peculiar Symptom \r\n           <lb/>is a Difficulty &amp; pain in extending the <bodypart n=\"18\">thigh</bodypart> of\r\n           <lb/>that side so that it is always drawn  up to the \r\n           <lb/><bodypart n=\"70\">groin</bodypart>.\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>Under the uncertainty of our Art I choose \r\n           <lb/>to be circumspect in my Judgement &amp; therefore have\r\n           <lb/>mentioned <illegible w=\"1\"/> <unclear>things</unclear> but at same time own it is \r\n           <lb/>to little <illegible w=\"1\"/> for the last mentioned Disease is\r\n           <lb/>almost entirely out of reach of our Art &amp; we\r\n           <lb/>must take to suppositions that admit of practice\r\n           <lb/>&amp; upon this plan I am very confident in saying \r\n           <lb/>that the only medicines which can give M<sup>rs</sup> Burrows\r\n           <lb/>relief are these which you have hitherto chiefly pursued.\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>You are right in laying aside <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient>\r\n           <lb/>when She is <symptom n=\"61\">squeamish</symptom> with much <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom> at\r\n           <lb/><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> a draught or two of <ingredient n=\"11\">Camomile</ingredient> Tea may\r\n      <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n           <lb/>may give relief but I would give no stronger <action n=\"14\">Emetics</action> when \r\n           <lb/>She complains of Sourness of her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, <ingredient n=\"84\">Magnesias</ingredient>\r\n           <lb/>may be usefull &amp; more so if it keeps her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> easy\r\n           <lb/>for if it does not, some cooling <action n=\"21\">laxatives</action> or frequent \r\n           <lb/><treatment n=\"8\">injections</treatment> must be employed. They must be employed \r\n           <lb/>because I think <ingredient n=\"14\">Paregorics</ingredient> &amp; <action n=\"34\">Anodynes</action> \r\nare <unclear>moderate</unclear>\r\n           <lb/>and I think you have hitherto been rather sparing in the \r\n           <lb/>dose of these. I think the Saline mixture especially \r\n           <lb/>made with <ingredient n=\"38\" t=\"3\">Sol. C. Cervi</ingredient> should be continued &amp; you\r\n           <lb/>may add to every six ounces a <illegible w=\"1\"/> &amp; a half of\r\n           <lb/><ingredient n=\"91\">Spir. Nitri. dulcis </ingredient>. An constant drink or In the\r\n           <lb/>most part should be <ingredient n=\"75\" t=\"27\">Arabic Emulsion</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"98\">Marsh\r\n           <lb/>Mallow</ingredient> Tea but at sometimes in the forenoons or\r\n           <lb/>before the <symptom n=\"20\">Chilly fits</symptom> come on She may have a little\r\n           <lb/>Hock with barley water. The formenting with a \r\n           <lb/>bladder filled with warm water may give relief <unclear>here</unclear>\r\n           <lb/>I would expect more from flannel Cloths wrung out\r\n           <lb/>of very warm water &amp; wrung out between two <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart>\r\n           <lb/>to be very dry &amp; by which means they may be supÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>plied very warm. Her diet must be light &amp; cooling \r\n           <lb/>&amp; much of it liquid. Light Broths should be a great \r\n           <lb/>part of it &amp; is almost the only animal food I would \r\n           <lb/>allow of. I have no objection to her taking a little\r\n           <lb/><ingredient n=\"32\">lime water</ingredient> but I doubt if she can take so much of it \r\n           <lb/>as to be of <unclear>any</unclear> service &amp; there is <unclear>another</unclear> medicine I\r\n           <lb/>would recommend which has a wonderful <unclear>power</unclear> on the \r\n           <lb/><bodypart n=\"55\">urinary passages</bodypart> &amp; is not <unclear>improper</unclear> on <unclear>any</unclear> supposition\r\n           <lb/><unclear>about</unclear> M<sup>rs</sup> Burrows complaints. This is <unclear>the</unclear> \r\n<ingredient n=\"61\">Uva Ursi</ingredient>\r\n           <lb/><unclear>let her take half a dram of the powder in Draught or</unclear>\r\n           <lb/>Bolus as She like best twice a day &amp; if the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n           <lb/>bears it well the dose may be increased by degrees to \r\n           <lb/>a Dram. This is all that occurs to me at present\r\n           <lb/>but it is possible the case will last for some time &amp; I\r\n           <lb/>shall appeal you further information. I am always \r\n           <lb/>with great regard </p>\r\n           <closer>\r\n               <salute><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir Yours &amp;c </salute>\r\n               <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n               <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 22 <choice><abbr>Jan</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1774</dateline>\r\n           </closer>\r\n      <postscript>\r\n          <p>\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Alex<sup>r</sup> Molison\r\n          </p>\r\n      </postscript>\r\n   \r\n   </div> \r\n</body>', 871, 3, '2013-09-22 14:57:35', 120),
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has left\r\n         <lb/>me quite shatter\'d ever since\r\n     </p>  \r\n      <p>\r\n         <lb/>Remember Doctor I pretend not here to speak as a Physician: but I beg you\r\n         <lb/>will allow that upwards of twenty years attention and sad experience may enable \r\n         <lb/>a Man, if he has any Rational powers at all, to make some observation, to form\r\n         <lb/>some opinion, and even perhaps to permit some hint, not unworthy the Notice\r\n         <lb/>of his Physician\r\n      </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n         <lb/>Reflecting on what you said yesterday That you alter the whole mass of\r\n         <lb/><bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> in a month or six weeks time, gives me the greatest joy to assume you \r\n         <lb/>with certainty thou your process may be very short with me -  It is only to alter \r\n         <lb/>the state of my <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> so as that it shall need no more of that acrid <bodypart n=\"48\">Ichor</bodypart> to my\r\n         <lb/><condition n=\"38\">Haemorrhoids</condition>, and indeed to all the <bodypart n=\"84\">Glands</bodypart>of my organization, where it has more than once\r\n         <lb/>pointed at <condition n=\"69\">Cancerous</condition> or <condition n=\"41\">scrophulous</condition> symptoms - That it shall deposit no more of that\r\n         <lb/>acrid, stimulating, Glair and fowlness upon the common shoar of the <bodypart n=\"66\">Guts</bodypart>, where it\r\n         <lb/>sticks, loads, twitches, and convulses their motions, interrupting the perystaltic motion, DigeÂ¬\r\n         <lb/>stion and every secretion - I can assume you of a certainty that you will find \r\n         <lb/>that where you have done the above, the <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart> will come about of themselves\r\n      </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n          <lb/>Give me leave only further to suggest from what I know of my own Constitution, thou\r\n          <lb/>it is necessary, your alteratives be not heating, <action n=\"5\">astringent</action>, <action n=\"28\">stimulating</action>, or acrid - but\r\n          <lb/>rather Mild, Corroborative, <action n=\"34\">Anodyne</action> and <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> - I conclude with begging \r\n          <lb/>you will be particular and full in prescribing the Regimen you would have me to\r\n          <lb/>observe at Seville, and especially here to guard against Relaxation in as hot a Climate\r\n          <lb/>and I Remain <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Doctor\r\n      </p>    \r\n          <closer>\r\n              <salute>Your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t</sup> H<sup>ble</sup> Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient Honourable Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n              <signed>N Halkerston</signed>\r\n          </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n\r\n       <p>\r\n          <lb/>Doctor Cullen\r\n       </p> \r\n       <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Halkerston Case of \r\n            <lb/>with the answer\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 872, 11, '2014-10-13 14:38:55', 95),
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From imperfect digestion and \r\n            <lb/>assimilation acrimony is likely to prevail and <subst><del>both</del><add place=\"above\">not only</add></subst>\r\n            <lb/>from this source of imperfect assimilation but also from\r\n            <lb/>the Stagnations which weakness gives occasion to and \r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>from the various fluids which are poured into the \r\n            <lb/><add place=\"above\">long</add> <bodypart n=\"69\">Intestinal canal</bodypart> a general and various acrimony is\r\n            <lb/>likely to fall upon it and particularly by irritating the \r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"53\">rectum</bodypart> to produce an <condition n=\"38\">hemorrhoidal afflux</condition>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>This is my Idea of M<sup>r</sup> Halkerstons State of\r\n            <lb/>body. It is a State however which as depending upon\r\n            <lb/>original and constitutional faults and as having \r\n            <lb/>now Subsisted for a long time must <del>now</del> be difficult \r\n            <lb/>to mend but I hope that a proper management \r\n            <lb/>may do <add place=\"above\">a</add> great deal to <del>all</del> obviate consequences \r\n            <lb/>and alleviate his distress and in Short to amke \r\n            <lb/>life pass on <add place=\"above\">Still</add> to a great length with tolerable ease\r\n            <lb/>and comfort.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>For this purpose the fundamental measure\r\n            <lb/>would be to restore Some Strength to the <bodypart n=\"47\">Nervous SysÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tem</bodypart> but I believe it is not to be done now by Medicine\r\n            <lb/>and Some of the medicines which might be employed \r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>are in <subst><del>hazard</del><add place =\"above\">danger</add></subst> of giving disturbance by the astriction and\r\n            <lb/>infarctions they are liable to produce in a moveable System\r\n            <lb/><add place =\"above\"><illegible w=\"1\"/></add> The only <action n=\"50\">roborant</action> that I think could be Safely employed \r\n            <lb/>is a <ingredient n=\"12\">light Chalybeate water</ingredient> taken for sometime in modeÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>rate quantity. Of Such waters there are many in every\r\n            <lb/>Country of Europe. Those of Tunbridge are not more powerÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>full than many others but as they are in a good Climate \r\n            <lb/>and much resorted to they amy answer <add place=\"above\">many purposes</add> better than some others. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Instead of remedies for <action n=\"31\">strengthening</action> his constituÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tion M<sup>r</sup> Halkerston must employ &amp; depend upon \r\n            <lb/>the effects of gentle exercise very frequently used \r\n            <lb/>and in no way more properly than in easy jourÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>nies. It is probable also that he might be the better \r\n            <lb/>for a cold bath of a very moderate kind. The \r\n            <lb/>cold applied being never under 70 degrees of FahÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>renheit\'s Thermometer &amp; rather a little warmer\r\n            <lb/>or of such a temperature as may be produced by a \r\n            <lb/>mixture of one part boiling water with four parts of\r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n            <lb/>Spring water which is commonly of fifty deÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>grees. The best <add place=\"above\">&amp; safest</add> way of applying this will be by\r\n            <lb/>washing the body all over <del>it with it</del> by a large\r\n            <lb/>spunge dipt in <del>to</del> it. every morning. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Besides using <action n=\"31\">strengthening</action> means M<sup>r</sup> H\r\n            <lb/>must avoid every debilitating cause &amp; such is\r\n            <lb/>a cold &amp; damp climate. <subst><del>In this Respect Scotland</del><add place =\"above\">In <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> respect every part of Britain </add></subst>\r\n            <lb/>is extremely bad <add place=\"above\">for him</add> in winter &amp; not good enough \r\n            <lb/>for him even in Summer because it is liable\r\n            <lb/>to more frequent and sudden changes than the Air\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"above\">of the</add> Continent. <add place=\"above\">In Winter</add> The South of France might answer\r\n            <lb/>pretty well but the South of Spain is still \r\n            <lb/>much better <del>in winter</del> &amp; somewhere to the \r\n            <lb/>North of France would be best in Summer\r\n            <lb/>tho I believe with some little care to avoid the \r\n            <lb/>mid day heats he might bear the Summer of\r\n            <lb/>Spain very well &amp; especially if he could continue \r\n            <lb/>During Summer to retire to a mountainous siÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tuation.\r\n            <lb/><del>it is all damned nonsense</del><note>This inexplicable annotation appears as if it was  added by Cullen in the same ink as the main draft, but possibly not. It could simply be an irritable outburst while testing a quill.</note>\r\n       </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"5\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>These measures respect his general\r\n            <lb/>habit but a great deal of care must be directed\r\n            <lb/>by him ti the management of his <bodypart n=\"82\">alimentary\r\n            <lb/>canal</bodypart>. His <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> must be accomodated\r\n            <lb/>with such mild &amp; bland nourishment as it \r\n            <lb/>can most easily digest. So long as it agrees \r\n            <lb/>with milk there is nothing more proper for \r\n            <lb/>him &amp; this with bread or the dry grains such \r\n            <lb/>as Rice or Barley will make a diet which will\r\n            <lb/>be one of the most secure &amp; at the same \r\n            <lb/>time <add place=\"above\">will</add> support him in as much strength as\r\n            <lb/>his constitution admits of. If the Milk at any\r\n            <lb/>time proves of more difficult digestion it will\r\n            <lb/>be mended by water gruel or a decoction of\r\n            <lb/>Rice and Barley mixed in an equal part with\r\n            <lb/>it &amp; the whole well sweetened with <ingredient n=\"50\">Sugar</ingredient> or \r\n            <lb/>Honey. This will be especially necessary with\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"above\">Cows or</add> Goats mild but will hardly be necessary with\r\n       <pb n=\"6\"/>     \r\n            <lb/>that of Asses.\r\n        </p> \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Besides Milk &amp; Grain it is probable that \r\n            <lb/>in a warm climate M<sup>r</sup> H. will bear some milk \r\n            <lb/>&amp; quite ripe fruit but he must be very cautious \r\n            <lb/>in taking these very freely as they may very \r\n            <lb/>possibly prove too<del>o</del> cold for his <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> H. knows very well that it is absolutely\r\n            <lb/>necessary for him to have regular &amp; easy stools \r\n            <lb/>to prevent all stagnation &amp; consequent acrimony\r\n            <lb/>So long as this can be obtained by <ingredient n=\"50\">Sugar</ingredient> or \r\n            <lb/>Honey mixed with his milk it is the most\r\n            <lb/>desireable means &amp; if it should fail it is proÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>bable that a moderate use of ripe fruit will\r\n            <lb/>answer the purpose; but if this also still fails \r\n            <lb/>or proves inconvenient he must have recourse \r\n            <lb/>to medicines for the choice of which I \r\n        <pb n=\"7\"/>\r\n            <lb/>must leave him to his own experience\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In spite of all we can do by the mildness\r\n            <lb/>of diet &amp; avoiding all stagnation in the <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>to prevent acrimony it is to be feared\r\n            <lb/>that some may prevail &amp; for preventing it\r\n            <lb/>I know <del>know</del> nothing more probable than\r\n            <lb/>the dose of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"11\">Seltzer water</ingredient> taken from <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> 9<sup>th</sup> of\r\n            <lb/>an <add place=\"above\">English</add> Pint to a Quart <del>english</del> every day.\r\n            <lb/>When this water can be had from the natural \r\n            <lb/>Springs it is to be prefered but in any\r\n            <lb/>place it may be imitated by disolving from \r\n            <lb/>ten to twenty grains of a pure <ingredient n=\"125\">salt of Tartar</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>in a pint of water &amp; impregnating <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same \r\n            <lb/>water <subst><del><illegible w=\"1\"/> the fixed</del><add place =\"above\">by a proper apparatus</add></subst> wih a <choice><abbr>quant<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> of fixed\r\n            <lb/>air taken from <ingredient n=\"171\">chalk</ingredient>. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I Should have said above that no thing \r\n            <lb/>contributes more to support appetite &amp; diÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>gestion <del>tho</del> &amp; to prevent <subst><del>all the ba</del><add place =\"above\">any load from</add></subst> falling\r\n        <pb n=\"8\"/>       \r\n            <lb/>upon the <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>, than supporting the <del>exter</del>\r\n            <lb/>perspiration of the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> by a warm climate\r\n            <lb/>&amp; gentle exercise.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>r</sup>. H. seems to have been relieved from\r\n            <lb/>some of his <choice><abbr>comp<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>complaints</expan></choice> by the <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> of <condition n=\"38\">Piles</condition>\r\n            <lb/>but I cannot think there is any fullness in\r\n            <lb/>his constitution to require any large evaÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>cuation this way &amp; therefore tho I would \r\n            <lb/>take no measures to stop it when nature\r\n            <lb/>seems to point this way but neither would \r\n            <lb/>I solicit or encourage it &amp; therefore would I \r\n            <lb/>avoid if possible <treatment n=\"30\"><ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetic Purges</ingredient></treatment>. Tho I say I\r\n            <lb/>would not encourage this evacuation yet I must \r\n            <lb/>own that when the <condition n=\"38\">Piles</condition> are much <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom> &amp;\r\n            <lb/>strangled it may be necessary to relieve <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> by\r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"14\">leeches</treatment>.\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 873, 3, '2013-04-30 08:33:23', 185),
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It now however\r\n            <lb/>became constant, and often violent. In <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"95\">Paroxysm</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>She could not move, or bear to have any one \r\n            <lb/>walk across the room; and when she had a little \r\n            <lb/>relief, and was out of bed, she sat quite double,\r\n            <lb/>&amp; walked very slowly &amp; with <subst><del>out</del><add place=\"above\">great</add></subst> pain. She had\r\n            <lb/>an <symptom n=\"129\">Ardor UrinÃ¦</symptom>, <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> water she made was geneÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>rally pale or wheyish, and deposited at times\r\n            <lb /> a pretty copious mucous sediment. 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The \r\n            <lb/>pain seemed <add place=\"above\">now</add> more evidently to bee within <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"56\">Bladder</bodypart>. <condition n=\"47\">Stone</condition> had been suspected, but on\r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"15\">sounding</treatment>, <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Surgeon was satisfied there was none,\r\n            <lb/>&amp; she felt very little pain in introducing <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <unclear>staff</unclear>.\r\n            <lb/>She had no <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>, only her <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse was rather\r\n                <lb/>quicker at the time of greatest pain</symptom> which came \r\n            <lb/>on very irregularly, &amp; she had then more \r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"21\">heat on her <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart></symptom>, but <symptom n=\"68\">little or no thirst</symptom>. <action n=\"16\">Emollients</action>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; milk diet were of no service. <unclear>Pilu e Cerissa</unclear>\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> oil had been <treatment n=\"8\">injected</treatment> into <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice><bodypart n=\"33\">Vagina</bodypart> &amp;\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"55\">Meatus Urinar.</bodypart> without effect. Her appetite \r\n            <lb/>was good, &amp; she did not seem to be debilitated. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>She was at the time in Hampshire,\r\n            <lb/>from whence she went in a Coach &amp; by very\r\n            <lb/>short stages to London. After <add place=\"above\">having</add> continued\r\n            <lb/>for some months, the Complaint was removed \r\n            <lb/>by an <treatment n=\"8\">Injection</treatment> of <ingredient n=\"190\">Goulard\'s Extract</ingredient> diluted \r\n            <lb/>with a proper proportion of Water. After a few\r\n            <lb /> <treatment n=\"8\">injections</treatment> She could retain her Urine \r\n            <lb/>for a long time, &amp; in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> course of a few\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb/>weeks was quite recovered. The <condition n=\"28\">Hysteric Symptoms</condition>\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> had often appeared, being gone likewise.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>This complaint being removed, her \r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"56\">Anxiety</symptom> returned about her Old Disorder\r\n            <lb/>as she called it, <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> sensation of furzes<note>Furze is a common name for the spiky, evergreen bush Ulex europÃ¦us, also known as Gorse or Whin.</note> under\r\n            <lb/>her <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart>. And She wrote to me, desiring\r\n            <lb/>I would send her Case, that she might \r\n            <lb/>consult some other Physician. I sent \r\n            <lb/>her <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> above drawn up in Latin for obvious\r\n            <lb/>Reasons. And told her She might give\r\n            <lb/>an account of <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>what</expan></choice> was subsequent herself.\r\n            <lb/>To save <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> trouble of transcribing I have\r\n            <lb/>sent <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same to you. She went to D<sup>r</sup> \r\n            <lb/>Heberden &amp; <choice><abbr>S<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Sir</expan></choice> J. Pringle separately, desirous \r\n            <lb/>to hear whether they would agree about Her \r\n            <lb/>case. And being suspicious of a language \r\n            <lb/>she did not understand, showed my account\r\n            <lb/>to neither, tho <choice><abbr>S<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Sir</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>J<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>John</expan></choice> askt her particularly\r\n            <lb/>if I had sent none by her. Neither said\r\n            <lb/>she any thing to them about <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Complaint\r\n            <lb/>in her bladder. D<sup>r</sup> H. seemed to take only \r\n            <lb/>her general account of having pains all\r\n            <lb/>over her &amp; prescribed <ingredient n=\"64\">Pil. Dov.</ingredient> every night,\r\n            <lb/>&amp; a <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action>, with a tepid Bath. She now\r\n            <lb/>came into <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Country. I did not suffer her\r\n            <lb/>to take <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"64\">Pil. Dover</ingredient>. nor has she taken any\r\n            <lb/>Medicines since. She made use of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> tepid\r\n            <lb/>Bath. 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She is <symptom n=\"56\">anxious</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>as before, tho not in so great a degree.\r\n            <lb/>But says she has no ease day or night\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\"/>   \r\n            <lb/>from the sensation of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            pricking of furzes<note>See previous note.</note> in\r\n            <lb/>every part of her body, or as if she were\r\n            <lb/>wrapped up in Hair cloth, perticularly in\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart>. Her <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> has\r\n            <lb/>always been fair. Her general Health is\r\n            <lb/>good, &amp; She is perfectly regular in every\r\n            <lb/>respect. She has lately desired me so much\r\n            <lb/>to write to you, that I could not refuse Her. \r\n            <lb/>Being very suspicious of being deceived, shall \r\n            <lb/>I beg <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> favour of you to adapt <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Answer you\r\n            <lb/>send for her perusal, and to remind You \r\n            <lb/>how extremely angry she is, if her <choice><abbr>Comp<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>Complaints</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>are Attributed to her Mind &amp; not her Body.\r\n            <lb/>Some little thing it will perhaps be necessary \r\n            <lb/>to order to make her easy, but this I leave\r\n            <lb/>to your superior judgment. If you will\r\n            <lb/>favour me likewise with a few lines on\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> other subject concerning <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I wrote to\r\n            <lb/>you, you will add to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> many obligations \r\n            <lb/>I have received from You. Pray be so \r\n            <lb/>kind as to inclose mine in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> letter designed \r\n            <lb/>for her reading, that <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Post Mark may \r\n            <lb/>appear on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> letter, or she may perhaps\r\n            <lb/>think I have forged it. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I have only to add <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> she is\r\n            <lb/>of a truly Sanguine temperament. But Her \r\n            <lb/>Father has been often seized <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> Melancholy,\r\n            <lb/>continuing for many Months, especially in \r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Autumn &amp; Winter, and She resembles Him\r\n            <lb/>in features more than any of his other \r\n            <lb/>Children. His sister likewise has been\r\n            <lb/>affected in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same manner. \r\n        </p>    \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 875, 9, '2015-03-09 21:48:22', 147);
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I have\r\n         <lb />thus I think spoke to every point under consideration\r\n         <lb />and have only to add that I dont doubt tho her\r\n         <lb />Ladyship is better she will sometimes take some of\r\n         <lb />the Tea proposed &amp; take notice of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> other parÂ¬\r\n         <lb />ticulars mentioned in my former Letters --\r\n     </p>\r\n     <p>\r\n         <lb />Nothing will give me greater pleasure than to\r\n         <lb />find I can contribute in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> least to Her\r\n         <lb />Ladyships Health &amp; thereby also oblige\r\n         <lb />Sir Robert for whom I have <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> greatest\r\n         <lb />Esteem &amp; Respect - \r\n      </p>    \r\n         <closer><salute><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir yours &amp;c</salute>\r\n         <dateline>March 20 <sup>th</sup> \r\n         <lb />1765</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 24, 2, '2012-09-17 20:57:53', 370),
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Japonic</ingredient> is\r\n            <lb />not a good choice - we have no Objection to\r\n            <lb />the Acet. Scillitic: but from our <unclear>shops</unclear> it is a more\r\n            <lb />precarious Remedy however good more <unclear>liable</unclear>\r\n            <lb />to disturb both the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"66\">Gutts</bodypart> &amp; if you solve\r\n            <lb />these by smallness of Dose or its weaker powder you\r\n            <lb />save <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"45\">Kidneys</bodypart> also - there is another difficulty\r\n            <lb />occurs in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> use of Squills <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I shall mention tho perhaps\r\n            <lb />unecessary to you - Even in Persons on whom <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"25\">Squills</ingredient> operate best they grow familiar &amp; fail\r\n            <lb />or they must be given in such Doses as\r\n            <lb />certainly to <action n=\"24\">purge</action> Nothing mends this but\r\n            <lb />an Intermission &amp; if this shall happen to you while\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"63\">swellings</symptom> are urgent there will be a place for\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"92\">colchium</ingredient> - The <ingredient n=\"113\">Bitter</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> you\r\n            <lb />have been using are very proper especially if <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> is affected &amp; we percieve you are aware\r\n            <lb />of them when <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <unclear>beast</unclear> is -\r\n       </p>   \r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />We have spoke to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Particulars of your Letter &amp;\r\n            <lb />have only to add that if <condition n=\"14\">Asthma</condition>, <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"63\">Swellings</symptom>\r\n            <lb />return to what they were when you wrote formerly\r\n            <lb />we also return to what we then advised only\r\n            <lb />think that <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> appearance of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> has pointed\r\n            <lb />out <treatment n=\"4\">Blisters</treatment> to be proper so far as you think\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> State of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom> renders them safe - If you\r\n            <lb />take down part of them by Punctures you may\r\n            <lb />find the 	<treatment n=\"4\">Blisters</treatment> safer to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> parts above from\r\n            <lb />whence <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <condition n=\"54\">Odematous</condition> state is removed ---\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 25, 2, '2012-09-17 22:06:08', 380),
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I have attempted to state it with all the\r\n            <lb/>precision I can, begging you will forgive innaccuracies or omissions\r\n            <lb/>in a work of which I have no experience. As the patient is my sister\r\n            <lb/>I have had an opportunity of observing her case minutely, for the few\r\n            <lb/>days I have been with her. I derive many circumstances from\r\n            <lb/>the information of M<sup>r</sup>. Logan the surgeon who has attended her.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>She is aged about 26 of a middling plump habit, had\r\n            <lb/>enjoyed a very uninterrupted state of health, except some slight\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"48\">heartburns</symptom> and <symptom n=\"48\">indigestions</symptom> to which she was now and then subject.\r\n            <lb/>In the beginning of February last she was siezed with a pain\r\n            <lb/>in her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> and <symptom n=\"29\">sour belching</symptom>, which after the use of some\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"46\">stomachic</bodypart> medecines were relieved.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>But about the end of March she was attacked with\r\n            <lb/>short but <symptom n=\"5\">violent fits of pain in her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart></symptom>, accompanied with a\r\n            <lb/>distension in the <bodypart n=\"90\">umbilical and <bodypart n=\"98\">epigastric region</bodypart></bodypart>, and <symptom n=\"92\">borborygmos</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>from the <bodypart n=\"90\">navel</bodypart> along the <bodypart n=\"73\">left side</bodypart> upwards forwards the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb/>These <symptom n=\"95\">paroxisms</symptom> were at first attended with <symptom n=\"29\">eructations</symptom> and <symptom n=\"3\">retching</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>and after a few attacks with <symptom n=\"3\">violent vomiting</symptom> which gave a respite\r\n            <lb/>from the pain, and was succeeded by an interval of nearly ordinary\r\n            <lb/>health which was at first of several days continuance. She contiÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>nued much in this way for about nine weeks, only the duration of the\r\n            <lb/>intervals of ease growing shorter. On the twelth of June the\r\n      <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>frequency of the <symptom n=\"95\">paroxysms</symptom> was greatly encreased, occurring six or\r\n            <lb/>seven times in the hour with very little intermission. The region of the\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> and along the <bodypart n=\"52\">extremities</bodypart> of the <bodypart n=\"40\">false ribs</bodypart> feells almost always\r\n            <lb/>hard and tense, and the distension of the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> is like that of a woman\r\n            <lb/>some months advanced in <condition n=\"7\">pregnancy</condition>, never diminishing since the\r\n            <lb/>late <symptom n=\"95\">exacerbation</symptom>. The seat of the pain which used to be between the\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"98\">scrobiculus cordis</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"90\">navel</bodypart> has since that time seemed settled in\r\n            <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"90\">navel</bodypart>. The <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> occurs about once a day since this encreased\r\n            <lb/>frequency of the <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> and is not succeeded with that durable relief it was\r\n            <lb/>formerly. - The stuff she <symptom n=\"3\">vomited</symptom> had in the first stage of the illÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ness nothing uncommon in its appearance or qualities, and was never \r\n            <lb/>bitter as she recollects. But since the great <symptom n=\"95\">exacerbation</symptom> it consists\r\n            <lb/>of a yellow and green stuff not bitter but of a disagreeable taste\r\n            <lb/>and a smell which she compares to that of raw flesh - While\r\n            <lb/>the frequency of the attacks was moderate she was subject to constant\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> for which had <ingredient n=\"3\">aloeticks</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"113\">bitters</ingredient> and <treatment n=\"8\">injections</treatment>. The colour\r\n            <lb/>of the stoolls was white. But the <symptom n=\"95\">exacerbation</symptom> gave also a diffeÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>rent turn to this symptom; for she has since been at different \r\n            <lb/>times <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom>, <symptom n=\"31\">loose</symptom>, and natural - Before this she preserved her\r\n            <lb/>looks and strength, but has now become much emaciated and\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"23\">considerably weaker</symptom>. 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Since the very <del>very</del> great frequency of the <symptom n=\"95\">paroxysm</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>and the symptoms attending it, it has been viewed in a different light\r\n            <lb/>and nothing is applied at present but a light <ingredient n=\"113\" t=\"19\">infusion of bitters</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>with <ingredient n=\"108\" t=\"12\">elixir of vitriol</ingredient> - A milk diet recommended, as also exercise\r\n            <lb/>on horseback which she, has been able to take till within these\r\n            <lb/>two days.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I suspect some organic affection and that the proximate\r\n            <lb/>cause is a <symptom n=\"24\">constriction of some part of the <bodypart n=\"69\">intestinal canal</bodypart></symptom> arising\r\n            <lb/>from a <symptom n=\"18\">tumour</symptom>, <condition n=\"65\">probably of the schirrous kind</condition>, in the <bodypart n=\"69\">intestine</bodypart> itself\r\n            <lb/>or the neighbouring parts. 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Every morning betwixt Six &amp; Seven oClock he\r\n            <lb />should begin to drink some warm new drawen\r\n            <lb />Cow Milk Whey choosing the milk of a Cow lately\r\n            <lb />calved. He may begin with taking only half a\r\n            <lb />mutchkin / but every two days he may\r\n            <lb />increase his dose half a mutchkin till he\r\n            <lb />has brought it to a Chopin: Whatever quantity\r\n            <lb />he takes he should divide it into several draughts\r\n            <lb />leaving half an hour between each. He may take\r\n            <lb />the first draught abed but should get up\r\n            <lb />&amp; dress before he takes the 2<sup>nd</sup> &amp; between the\r\n <pb n=\"2\" />     \r\n            <lb />several after draughts he should walk about within\r\n            <lb />doors or without according to the weather. 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Either of the two first may\r\n            <lb />be taken in the Morning with his Whey\r\n            <lb />the last will be best taken at Night\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2<sup>d</sup> For Breakfast he may take Tea <subst><del>and</del><add place=\"above\">with</add></subst>\r\n            <lb />Bread &amp; Butter but let the Tea be taken\r\n            <lb />weak with a good deal of milk taken\r\n            <lb />Cool and no more of it than is necessary to\r\n            <lb />put over his Bread and Butter\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3<sup>d</sup> Every day after breakfast that the\r\n            <lb />weather is tollerable he should get on\r\n            <lb />Horseback and ride gently from two to\r\n            <lb />four hours. He is not to be prevented\r\n            <lb />by the threatning of a Shower but he should\r\n            <lb />always take effectual precautions against\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />         \r\n   \r\n            <lb />being wet.\r\n         </p>\r\n         <p>           \r\n            <lb />4 - At Dinner he may take a bit of any\r\n            <lb />plain meat and I have but this general\r\n            <lb />direction to give that he should take care\r\n            <lb />both with respect to the quality and quantity\r\n            <lb />of his food always to keep his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> <unclear>light</unclear>\r\n            <lb />he may eat a bit of meat every day but should  \r\n            <lb />never make a full meal of any kind but \r\n            <lb />make it up with Pudding Greens or Roots      \r\n         </p>\r\n         <p>\r\n             <lb />What Fish he takes should be of the\r\n             <lb />lightest kinds - Salt meat he must\r\n             <lb />avoid Spiceries &amp; Pickles he should\r\n             <lb />take very sparingly.\r\n         </p>    \r\n         <p>\r\n             <lb />For ordinary Drink Toast and water is the\r\n             <lb />best Malt Liquors of all kinds and even\r\n             <lb />wine will hardly agree with his Whey\r\n             <lb />and milk he may take a Glass or\r\n             <lb />two of Red Port with Water at Dinner\r\n             <lb />but his safest Drink will be a weak\r\n             <lb />Punch without souring and of this he\r\n             <lb />may take two or three Glasses every day\r\n             <lb />but should take great Care not to be in the\r\n             <lb />least danger of being heated with it\r\n         </p>    \r\n         <p>\r\n             <lb />5 - After Dinner he should sit at home for\r\n             <lb />an hour or more but when <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> weather\r\n             <lb />is very good he may walk out either\r\n             <lb />before Tea or after but making always\r\n             <lb />sure of being at home even in the best\r\n             <lb />weather sometime before Sunset\r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />6. Let his supper be always of Milk\r\n<pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    \r\n           <lb />with Bread Rice Barley or what else of that\r\n           <lb />kind he likes best and if he abstains at the\r\n           <lb />same time from all kind of Strong Drink it will \r\n           <lb />be the better.\r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n           <lb />7. To finish the Directions of the day I have only\r\n           <lb />to add that he should go early to bed. For his\r\n           <lb />getting up in the morning I have taken care about\r\n        </p>      \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />8. I am of opinion that if this Regimen is properly\r\n            <lb />observed he will need no medecines along with it\r\n            <lb />but if he finds after trying it for some days <add place=\"above\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice></add> the\r\n            <lb />whey does not digest easily it may be\r\n            <lb />proper for him to <treatment n=\"9\">take a vomit</treatment> and if at any\r\n            <lb />time he should be threatned <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"34\">Chilliness</symptom> or\r\n            <lb />other symptoms of <condition n=\"18\">ague</condition> he should then <unclear>certainly</unclear>\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"9\">take a Vomit</treatment> and follow it with <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> as\r\n            <lb />Circumstances may seem to require but exÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cept in such circumstances I think it may\r\n            <lb />be best to abstain from <ingredient n=\"1\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Bark</ingredient> altogether\r\n            <lb /> \r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 26, 2, '2012-09-17 22:29:43', 175),
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You give me a difficult case\r\n            <lb/>that required some thought &amp; I wish I could now make a favourable \r\n            <lb/>prognistic but I dare not. You have in my opinion employed the most \r\n            <lb/>proper measures all along &amp; particularly of late the avoiding &amp; preventing \r\n            <lb/>the <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> of <bodypart n=\"27\">left breast</bodypart> was a judicious &amp; happy practice \r\n            <lb/>I hope the tendency to <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> is gone &amp; we are now to consider\r\n            <lb/>matters as they stood before the <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammatory symptoms</symptom> appeared\r\n            <lb/>that is a <condition n=\"65\">Schirrosity</condition> threatening &amp; in some measures occupying the <bodypart n=\"27\">breasts</bodypart>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>You will no doubt continue the <treatment n=\"21\">fomentation</treatment> till all <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammatory \r\n            <lb/>Symptoms</symptom> have dissappeared but when that happens I would lay it \r\n            <lb/>aside as the warm &amp; humid applications sometimes render the\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart> liable to fret &amp; become very troublesome. The <ingredient n=\"120\" t=\"3\">Solution of Sacch.\r\n            <lb/>Satturni</ingredient> is not so liable to do this but I use it as a lotion hardly warm\r\n            <lb/>two or three times a day &amp; for the rest avoid <treatment n=\"23\">Poultice</treatment> &amp; keep the <bodypart n=\"27\">breasts</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>dry by a piece of fur laid upon them. For internal medicines if the <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>is such as to have a Sensible Operation it may have good effects in resolving\r\n            <lb/><condition n=\"65\">Schirrosity</condition> but where it has no Sensible Operation it will do nothing\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>I have more faith in the <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"3\">Solution of Subliniate</ingredient> but I know that it \r\n            <lb/>must <add place=\"above\">be</add> employed in a very slow alterative way otherwise I think it\r\n            <lb/>favours <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammation</symptom>. I find the <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient> precipatated by the \r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"204\">Volatile Alkali</ingredient> as Willie has proposed a very convenient &amp; usefull\r\n            <lb/>p<add place=\"above\">r</add>eparation &amp; think it might answer well in the present ease\r\n            <lb/>when there is no tendency to <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> <ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient> will do a great\r\n            <lb/>deal to prevent it but it does not agree very well with the <ingredient n=\"1\">Mercurial</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>Course &amp; I would alternate them by a fortnight of the one &amp; t\'other by \r\n            <lb/>twins. Nothing Seems to one more usefull in Such Cases than avoiding\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"78\">irritation</symptom> by a diet entirely of milk &amp; Vegetables avoiding all kinds \r\n            <lb/>of Strong drink even small beer avoiding external heat &amp; all but the \r\n            <lb/>very gentlest Exercise, Upon the same plan it is necessary to keep\r\n            <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> always easy but by the most cooling means. I think an <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment>\r\n            <lb/>may be usefull but I would put <add place=\"above\">it</add> into the <bodypart n=\"18\">thigh</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart>. You take notice\r\n            <lb/>that the <bodypart n=\"112\">axilla</bodypart> is not affected &amp; perhaps you have a meaning in it\r\n            <lb/>but I must say that after the appearance in the <bodypart n=\"27\">right breast</bodypart> I thinke \r\n            <lb/>there is nothing to be expected from <treatment n=\"2\">extirpation</treatment>. If in Spite of all our\r\n            <lb/>precautions an <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammation</symptom> should come on &amp; an <condition n=\"32\">ulcer</condition> be formed\r\n            <lb/>I shall tell you that I kept <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> one of a very bad kind not only\r\n            <lb/>at bay but nearly healed up for two years past by the use of <ingredient n=\"175\">BellaÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>dona</ingredient> but more of this when there is occasion\r\n        </p>\r\n            <closer>\r\n               <salute>For Dr S.</salute> \r\n                <dateline><del><illegible w=\"1\"/> Edi</del> <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 23. <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 1768</dateline>\r\n            </closer>     \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 42, 2, '2012-09-18 12:19:01', 130),
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It seems \r\n            <lb/>to have been at first owing to repeated <condition n=\"38\">haemorrhoidal \r\n            <lb/>afflux</condition> to these parts &amp; it has now been established \r\n            <lb/>for some years. I have met with many cases of \r\n            <lb/>a like kind &amp; have seen them treated by Physicians  \r\n            <lb/>of the greatest Skill &amp; experience but I have never seen \r\n            <lb/>anyone entirely cured &amp; have always found them\r\n            <lb/>rendered worse by being treated as Calculous Cases\r\n            <lb/>or being otherwise fatigued by Courses of Medicines. \r\n            <lb/>What I can most confidently offer for your relief\r\n            <lb/>are the following. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>1. You must avoid all bodily exercise &amp; stir as little \r\n            <lb/>as possible. Riding will always do harm. Going for \r\n            <lb/>two or three hours of the forenoon in an easy Carriage\r\n            <lb/>upon a smooth road has been of service but for the \r\n            <lb/>rest you must ly much upon a bed or Couch, for even\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>being much in an erect or sitting posture is bad for you.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>2. You must abstain entirely from all kinds of \r\n            <lb/>animal food &amp; from all kinds of fermented or Spirituous \r\n            <lb/>Liquors. Milk &amp; Grains will afford the most proper \r\n            <lb/>diet &amp; the more flatulent or acescent Vegetables are less\r\n            <lb/>fit. Asses Milk from half a pint to a pint every morning \r\n            <lb/>will make a proper part of your Diet.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>3. Cold &amp; especially Cold with moisture will always \r\n            <lb/>do you harm but much heat is equally bad for you &amp; you \r\n            <lb/>should avoid sitting over the fire, being in warm chamÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>bers, lying on a soft bed or using many bedcloaths.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>4. The only Medicine absolutely necessary is a \r\n            <lb/><action n=\"21\">laxative</action> that may keep your <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular without \r\n            <lb/>purging. One of the best you seem to have had, that is, \r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"34\">Flower of Sulphur</ingredient> with an equal part of <action n=\"21\">Lenitive ElecÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tuary</action> &amp; one half of <ingredient n=\"45\">Chrystals of Tartar</ingredient> finely powdered.\r\n            <lb/>If this is properly employed I believe it will answer \r\n            <lb/>&amp; if it does you need not to seek for any other but if it\r\n            <lb/>does not I advise you to procure some good <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor Oil</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>which is frequently brought from the West Indies\r\n            <lb/>&amp; I have found it answer exceedingly well in <condition n=\"38\">HaemorÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>rhoidal Cases</condition>. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>5. The <ingredient n=\"13\">Hemlock</ingredient> was very properly prepared by Sir\r\n            <lb/>John Pringle &amp; if it acted as a <action n=\"27\">Sedative</action> it was of some\r\n            <lb/>use but I expect no more from it. I am of opinion that \r\n            <lb/>a proper <action n=\"27\">Sedative</action> may be of use &amp; even necessary. The \r\n            <lb/>longer the Urine is retained I expect it will be voided \r\n            <lb/>with the more ease. Even <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> may be employed\r\n            <lb/>if at the same time <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> can be avoided but this\r\n            <lb/>will be more easily done if the <ingredient n=\"127\">Extractum Hyoscyami</ingredient> \r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>is properly employed. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>6. It is very possible that the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurial Course</ingredient> was of \r\n            <lb/>Service but I cannot advise it to be repeated as I think \r\n            <lb/>the Disease of too long standing to be cured by it &amp; if\r\n            <lb/>the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> does not cure it may do harm. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>7. I expect no benefit from any <treatment n=\"21\">fomentation</treatment> of the \r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"74\">Perinaeum</bodypart> but I have obtained some relief by a <treatment n=\"23\">poultice</treatment>  \r\n            <lb/>applied to the <bodypart n=\"53\">Anus</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"74\">Perinaeum</bodypart>. It is to be made of Crum\r\n            <lb/>of bread moistened with a <ingredient n=\"120\" t=\"3\">Solution of Saccharum Saturni</ingredient>.\r\n            <lb/>The <ingredient n=\"120\" t=\"3\">Solution is of <choice><abbr>Sacc. Saturn.</abbr><expan>Saccharum Saturni</expan></choice></ingredient> five grams to the ounce \r\n            <lb/>of distilled water &amp; for every ten grains of the <ingredient n=\"120\"><choice><abbr>Sacchar.</abbr><expan>Saccharum Saturni</expan></choice></ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>a dram of distilled Vinegar is to be added. This <treatment n=\"23\">Poultice</treatment>\r\n            <lb/>a little warmed is to be applied when the Disease is \r\n            <lb/>more particularly severe &amp; particularly when the <condition n=\"38\">haeÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>morrhoidal</condition> pains are present without bleeding. The  \r\n            <lb/>frequent or continued use of this <treatment n=\"23\">Poultice</treatment> is not proper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>These are all the hints I can offer for your relief\r\n            <lb/>but if M<sup>r</sup> Bisset your ordinary adviser can enter into \r\n            <lb/>my views &amp; you can be reconciled to an exact observance \r\n            <lb/>of the proper Regimen I expect you will find considerable \r\n            <lb/>relief &amp; I believe as much as the nature of the Case adÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>mits off. If what I have said gives occasion to any \r\n            <lb/>remarks, doubts or Questions either to yourself or M<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb/>Bisset I shall be glad to have them &amp; shall give them \r\n            <lb/>due attention. Wishing heartily for your relief I am\r\n        </p>\r\n            <closer>\r\n                <salute> \r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Rev<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>Reverend</expan></choice> Sir\r\n                <lb/>Your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> Servant\r\n                </salute>\r\n                <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n                <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 27<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 1768</dateline>\r\n            </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 43, 3, '2013-09-13 13:16:18', 200),
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If it is owing to <condition n=\"90\">Biliary Stones</condition> as most commonly\r\n            <lb/>their remaini<add place=\"above\">n</add>g long in the duct shews that either that on account of their \r\n            <lb/>large Sise or of some insuperable constriction in the Duct, they \r\n            <lb/>cannot pass &amp; must therefore give an incurable Disease or if the\r\n            <lb/>obstruction of the Duct is owing to any <symptom n=\"18\">tumour</symptom> in themselves or\r\n            <lb/>in the neighbouring parts such as <symptom n=\"18\">tumours</symptom> generally found to be of the\r\n            <lb/><condition n=\"65\">Schirrous</condition> kind and very seldom to be capable of resolution. As you\r\n            <lb/>mention no Symptoms accompanying the <symptom n=\"25\">Jaundice</symptom> in the present\r\n            <lb/>case you afford me no means of judging what may be the particular\r\n            <lb/>cause of it. The only Symptoms you mention are the <symptom n=\"2\">Slight \r\n            <lb/>Shiverings</symptom> &amp; some degree of <symptom n=\"34\">fever</symptom> that have of late appeared &amp; they are\r\n            <lb/>very unfavourable as they give some suspicion of some <symptom n=\"42\">Supperation</symptom> forÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ming. The Physician judged well in <treatment n=\"1\">letting blood</treatment> &amp; from the effects \r\n            <lb/>of that &amp; <symptom n=\"15\">the state of the pulse</symptom> or other Symptoms a person on the Spot\r\n            <lb/>must judge of the propriety of repeating the <treatment n=\"1\">blooding</treatment> but so far as I can judge \r\n            <lb/>I shall expect nothing from it. <unclear><action n=\"1\">Alterrants</action></unclear> may be very proper but\r\n            <lb/>what particular medicines you comprehend under that general title I\r\n            <lb/>cannot excatly judge &amp; therefore cannot certa<add place=\"above\">i</add>nly approve or dissaprove\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>If the Doses of <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient> &amp; <action n=\"24\">purgatives</action> have good effects I shall\r\n            <lb/>make no objection but I suspect <unclear>they</unclear> may do mischief especially if any \r\n            <lb/><condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> has arisen. If there is no <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> I think an Alternative <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurial</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>Course the most probable remedy for your Patient &amp; it must be continued\r\n            <lb/>for a long time; but if there is any <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> I shall not think it safe.\r\n            <lb/>In the case of <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> or <symptom n=\"34\">feverish disposition</symptom> I would advise the <ingredient n=\"20\">MilliPede</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>made into Pills with <ingredient n=\"53\">Spanish Soap</ingredient> &amp; these washed down with a\r\n            <lb/>Solution of <ingredient n=\"158\">Sal Dieretius</ingredient> or as we call it <ingredient n=\"118\">Regenerated Tartar</ingredient> &amp; \r\n            <lb/>if these Medicines do not keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> <del>regular</del> soluble the should \r\n            <lb/>be assisted with some other gentle <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action>. I am sorry I cannot \r\n            <lb/>propose any more powerfull remedies but we must always take \r\n            <lb/>care to do no harm &amp; I think we may readily do mischief by \r\n            <lb/>urging very fixed obsructions by violent Remedies. I shall be \r\n            <lb/>glad to find that what I have said can be of use to M<sup>r</sup> Everson or\r\n            <lb/>agreable to you &amp; upon further Information I shall be glad to\r\n            <lb/>add what I can but if you write me again I must desire you\r\n            <lb/>to be much more full &amp; particular with respect to every circumÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>stance of the Case. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb/>I am with great regard.\r\n                <lb/>Yours\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>WC</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 27. <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 1768</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 44, 2, '2012-09-18 12:44:10', 185),
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Tho his <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> is still\r\n     <lb />sizy &amp; his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse quick</symptom> I doubt if his strengh will now bear\r\n     <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> &amp; without the urgency of <symptom n=\"29\">stich</symptom> or <symptom n=\"12\">difficult breathing</symptom>\r\n     <lb />I could not advise it. Let his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> be kept regular by\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n     <lb /><ingredient n=\"34\">flowers of Sulphur</ingredient>. In so far as his <del>C<illegible l=\"3\" />g</del> <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> is frequent\r\n     <lb />&amp; tickling without expectoration it will be proper to\r\n     <lb />continue some of the <action n=\"16\">Emollient</action> and Mucilaginous\r\n     <lb />Pectorals. One of the most convenient is <ingredient n=\"75\">gum Arabic</ingredient>\r\n     <lb />which may be either made into a Mucilage with three\r\n     <lb />times its quantity of water &amp; mixed with Balsamic\r\n     <lb />Syrup to be taken in small spoonfulls frequently or the\r\n    <lb />gum may be powdered &amp; from half a dram to a dram\r\n     <lb />may be dissolved in any of his drinks &amp; taken several\r\n     <lb />times a day. As his <symptom n=\"76\">spitting is very viscid</symptom> it may be\r\n     <lb />proper to continue the <ingredient n=\"483\">Oxymel</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"227\">Acet Scilliticum</ingredient>\r\n     <lb />in a mixture or to give him Pills made of <ingredient n=\"25\">dried squils</ingredient>\r\n     <lb />with a small proportion <ingredient n=\"154\">G. Ammoniac</ingredient> &amp; a larger one\r\n     <lb />of <ingredient n=\"54\">soap</ingredient>. In either case the dose of the <ingredient n=\"25\">squills</ingredient> is to be so\r\n     <lb />much as his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"66\">guts</bodypart> easily bear. These are the\r\n     <lb />only Medicines I can judge necessary at present, <del><illegible l=\"1\" /></del>\r\n     <lb />&amp; I think his regimens of more consequence. A principal\r\n     <lb />artical is Riding but at present it must be manaÂ¬\r\n     <lb />ged with great caution to avoid cold &amp; Fatigue. Any of\r\n     <lb />these will readily counterballance all the other good\r\n     <lb />effects of it. Let him therefore endeavour at riding but\r\n     <lb />proceed slowly as his strength &amp; the season allows. In\r\n     <lb />diet I would have him avoid all animal food &amp; take\r\n     <lb />entirely to milk &amp; grains As he is disposed to be <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom>\r\n     <lb />let him take new draw cow milk whey both for breakfast\r\n     <lb />&amp; supper. This is the only wash that can be employed\r\n     <lb />at present for that foulness of his <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> that appears\r\n     <lb />upon his <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>. If the asses milk can still be\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />    \r\n     <lb />conveniently got it is to be continued. I suppose he is\r\n     <lb />already provided with a flannel shirt which I think <add place=\"above\">is</add> very\r\n     <lb />necessary for him. If with the above Medecines &amp; this ReÂ¬\r\n     <lb />gimen his breathing &amp; <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> become <del>better</del> soon easier\r\n     <lb />&amp; his expectoration more free I would advise no farther\r\n     <lb />but if these Symptoms do not soon mend <del><unclear>&amp; entirely</unclear></del>\r\n     <lb />&amp; especialy if they grow any worse I advise a <treatment n=\"11\">perpetual \r\n     <lb />Issue</treatment> to be put into his <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>. Tho\' he should in the month\r\n     <lb />of May recover a good deal I would still advise him in the\r\n     <lb />beginning of June to enter on a course of goat whey with\r\n     <lb />daily Riding on Horseback. If on the other hand he should\r\n     <lb />in two or three weeks hence have made no progress in\r\n     <lb />his recovery I imagine he will have no choice for it but\r\n     <lb />by a Sea Voyage &amp; I would ernestly advise it if either the\r\n     <lb />state of his strength or circumstances of his affairs will\r\n     <lb />anyways permit. ---\r\n  </p>\r\n </div> \r\n</body>', 27, 11, '2014-10-07 21:25:30', 225),
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I attended him &amp; indeed for several\r\n    <lb />days despaired of his life, he however\r\n    <lb />recovered, but has <symptom n=\"13\">entirely lost his hearing</symptom>.\r\n    <lb />There was a considerable <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> from\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"7\">both ears</bodypart> during the <condition n=\"99\">fever</condition>\r\n    &amp; a <symptom n=\"42\">suppuration</symptom>\r\n    <lb />of one of the <bodypart n=\"84\">parotid glands</bodypart>. \r\n    The <bodypart n=\"84\">gland</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />soon healed <del>up</del> &amp; the <bodypart n=\"7\">left ear</bodypart> dried up.\r\n    <lb />The other continues to <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> a small\r\n    <lb />quantity of fetid matter. Upon examining\r\n    <lb />his <bodypart n=\"7\">ears</bodypart> yesterday I could observe\r\n    <lb />nothing particular but I am affeard <symptom n=\"13\">the\r\n    <lb />membranes are corroded &amp; have entÂ¬\r\n    <lb />irely lost their sensibility</symptom>. His <bodypart n=\"7\">ears</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />have been <treatment n=\"47\">syringed</treatment>, and a \r\n       <treatment n=\"5\">seton</treatment>\r\n    <lb />has been advised but it has not yet\r\n    <lb />been tried. Tho his friends are apprehenÂ¬\r\n    <lb />sive that little can be done yet they\r\n    <lb />will try every thing that may be recomÂ¬\r\n    <lb />mended. I therefore have taken the\r\n    <lb />liberty to desire your opinion &amp; advice\r\n       \r\n<pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n       \r\n    <lb />I <choice><abbr>rec<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>received</expan></choice> your\r\n       letter in due time &amp; have\r\n    <lb />steadily pursued your advice, but am\r\n    <lb />sorry to observe not with that sucess\r\n    <lb />which you or I could wish. In order that\r\n    <lb />you may judge of Miss Brown\'s preÂ¬\r\n    <lb />sent situation I shall transmit you\r\n    <lb />the reports which have been taken since\r\n    <lb />I wrote last. May 6<sup>th.</sup> the \r\n       <choice><abbr>comp<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>complaint</expan></choice> at \r\n       her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />is removed. <symptom n=\"68\">Thirst</symptom> somewhat diminished,\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart> natural; <symptom n=\"17\">sleeps</symptom> better &amp; \r\n    <symptom n=\"28\">did not sweat</symptom>\r\n    <lb />much last night. <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> \r\n       <symptom n=\"75\">hoarseness</symptom>, &amp; <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> \r\n    <lb />continue the same as before. Yesterday \r\n    <lb />evening after <symptom n=\"4\">a severe fit of coughing</symptom> she felt\r\n    <lb />a pain in her <bodypart n=\"59\">side</bodypart>, &amp; to day it is removed to\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"59\">the other side</bodypart>. \r\n       <choice><abbr>Cont<sup>d.</sup> Med.</abbr><expan>continued medicine</expan></choice>\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n    <head>11</head>\r\n    \r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n    <lb />The pain in her <bodypart n=\"59\">left side</bodypart> continues.\r\n       \r\n    </p>\r\n       \r\n    <head>13</head>\r\n      \r\n      <p>\r\n       \r\n    <lb />The pain in her <bodypart n=\"59\">left side</bodypart> is removed to her <del>left</del> \r\n    <lb />right, <symptom n=\"17\">has slept little</symptom> these two nights &amp; has\r\n    <lb /><unclear>sweat</unclear> a good deal. The <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> was \r\n       <choice><abbr>app<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>applied</expan></choice> beÂ¬\r\n    <lb />tween her <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart>, &amp; she began to take the \r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr><ingredient n=\"6\">Suc. Fol. Tussilag.</ingredient></abbr><expan><ingredient n=\"6\">juice of Tussilago Leaves</ingredient></expan></choice>\r\n    \r\n      </p>\r\n      \r\n      <head>23</head>\r\n      \r\n      <p>\r\n       \r\n    <lb />The pain of her <bodypart n=\"59\">side</bodypart> much abated, is quite free \r\n    <lb />from it during the day, &amp; only feels a little\r\n    <lb />of it in the night, keeps pretty well, but\r\n    <lb />is <symptom n=\"21\">hot</symptom> &amp; \r\n       <symptom n=\"28\">sweats</symptom> a good deal. The <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> rose\r\n<lb />well &amp; <choice><abbr>cont<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>continues</expan></choice> open. <choice><abbr><ingredient n=\"6\">Suc. Fol. Tussilag.</ingredient></abbr><expan><ingredient n=\"6\">juice of Tussilago Leaves</ingredient></expan></choice> agrees\r\n    <lb />very well with her. <choice><abbr>Bibat lbi Lac. asini <unclear>quotid</unclear>\r\n    <lb />omt<sup>r</sup> Haus<sup>t.</sup> anodyne hac nocti.</abbr>\r\n       <expan>drinks a pound of asses\'s milk <unclear>daily</unclear>, \r\n          anodyne dose ommitted this night</expan></choice> \r\n         24 Has <symptom n=\"17\">rested    \r\n    <lb />very little or none last night</symptom>, was very <symptom n=\"21\">hot</symptom> \r\n    <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"28\">sweat a great deal</symptom>, <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> very troublesome.\r\n    <lb />Has expectorated little &amp; that mucus, which\r\n    <lb />swims in water, some part of it is turgid with\r\n         \r\n         <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n         \r\n    <lb />a very little <bodypart n=\"48\">blood.</bodypart>. <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse \r\n         8 oclock a.m. 112.5\r\n    <lb />p.m. 134 soft &amp; weak.</symptom> <unclear><choice><abbr>Rep<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Repetatur [repeated] </expan></choice></unclear> <choice><abbr>Haust Anodyne h.s.</abbr><expan>single dose of the Anodyne at bedtime</expan></choice>.\r\n         \r\n      </p>\r\n         \r\n  <head>28</head>\r\n         \r\n         <p>\r\n         \r\n      <lb />Has slept very well since the \r\n            <choice><abbr>Haust. was Rep<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>dose was repeated</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />&amp; has neither been so <symptom n=\"21\">hot</symptom>, or <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom> \r\n            so much in \r\n<lb />the night. Pain of her <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> quite gone,\r\n            <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> &amp;\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">Pulse</symptom> nearly as before. The expectoration has\r\n    <lb />not been tinged with <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>. \r\n            The <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> keeps\r\n    <lb />open.\r\n            \r\n         </p>\r\n         \r\n        <head>30</head>\r\n      \r\n      <p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />Had <symptom n=\"17\">a restless night</symptom> &amp; this evening her\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> are a little <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom>.\r\n         \r\n      </p>\r\n      \r\n  <head>June 2<sup>nd</sup></head>\r\n      \r\n   <p>\r\n     \r\n    <lb />No alteration in her symptoms.\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n      \r\n   <head>4<sup>th</sup></head>\r\n      \r\n<p>\r\n   \r\n    <lb />Her <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> continue to \r\n   <symptom n=\"63\">swell</symptom> at night &amp; <unclear>she</unclear>\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>comps.</abbr><expan>complains</expan></choice> of \r\n   great <symptom n=\"114\">soreness</symptom> in her <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>, &amp; <unclear>her</unclear>\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> is increased.\r\n   \r\n</p>\r\n\r\n         \r\n         <head>5</head>\r\n         \r\n      <p>\r\n         \r\n    <lb />Her <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue &amp; inside of her mouth</bodypart> covered <unclear>with</unclear>\r\n         <lb /><condition n=\"43\">apthÃ¦</condition>. Let her <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> \r\n         be frequently <unclear>washed</unclear>\r\n    <lb />with a <treatment n=\"13\">gargle</treatment> of <subst><del>Tinct.</del> <add><choice><abbr>Decoct.</abbr><expan>Decoction</expan></choice></add></subst> <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"15\"><choice><abbr>Cort.</abbr><expan>Bark</expan></choice></ingredient> &amp; <choice><abbr>Infus. <unclear><ingredient n=\"207\">Rosis Marin</ingredient></unclear></abbr><expan>Infusion of <unclear><ingredient n=\"207\" t=\"15\"></ingredient>Rosemary</unclear></expan></choice>.\r\n         \r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n  <head>7</head> \r\n         \r\n     <p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />Her <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> is a good deal better. She begins <unclear>to</unclear>\r\n        <lb />dislike the <choice><abbr><ingredient n=\"6\">Suc. Fol. Tussilag.</ingredient></abbr><expan><ingredient n=\"6\">juice of Tussilago Leaves</ingredient></expan></choice> &amp; it is with <unclear>diffiÂ¬</unclear>\r\n    <lb />culty I can prevail on her to take it.\r\n        \r\n     </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n         \r\n    <lb />Miss Brown has been out in the chaise whe<unclear>hen</unclear>\r\n    <lb />the weather would permit &amp; \r\n         is less affected w<unclear>with the</unclear>\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> then than at any other time. Her diet is\r\n    <lb /><unclear>c</unclear>hiefly milk. I shall make no alterations, until\r\n    <lb />I have the pleasure of hearing from you\r\n    <lb />till then believe me yours sincerely\r\n         \r\n      </p>\r\n         \r\n   <closer>\r\n      \r\n      <signed>John Heysham</signed>\r\n     \r\n   </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n      \r\n   <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n      \r\n      <p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />Dr. Cullen\r\n    <lb />Edinburgh\r\n      \r\n      </p>\r\n      \r\n      <annot>\r\n         \r\n<handShift />\r\n  \r\n    <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Heysham\r\n    <lb />Miss Brown and\r\n    <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Levee\r\n    <lb />June 1800\r\n    <lb />V.XI. p. 26.\r\n  \r\n      \r\n      </annot>\r\n\r\n   </div>\r\n   \r\n   \r\n</body>\r\n', 1867, 2, '2013-06-03 11:10:10', 133);
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I propose a formula\r\n            <lb/>below which if the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> sustains it will certainly answer. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>But very often it does not answer for the first day or two &amp; in the Mean\r\n            <lb/>time the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> must be sollicited by the <treatment n=\"6\">Glyster</treatment> also ordered below\r\n            <lb/>While this is doing the pains must be kept down by the Use of your\r\n            <lb/>Anodyne Mixture but besides that I would always wish to give\r\n            <lb/>a full dose of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> every night at bedtime &amp; make it into\r\n            <lb/>a Small Draught by it self ~ I must leave the particular dose \r\n            <lb/>to you but cannot help saying that one Dose of 30, 40 or perhaps \r\n            <lb/>50 drops according to the Habits of the patient will do more\r\n            <lb/>than double the quantity at Intervals. -- Your Cordial Electuary\r\n            <lb/>is very proper. but you must spare her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> as well as you can\r\n            <lb/>With the same view I hope her Urine flows freely so that her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> \r\n            <lb/>may be saved from the Pills. I am obliged to stop here to night but \r\n            <lb/>you may expect to hear farther by tomorrows post.- I need hardly \r\n            <lb/>enjoin pains in mixing the <ingredient n=\"55\">Turpentine</ingredient> properly with the <treatment n=\"6\">Glister</treatment>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 9 1768</dateline>\r\n </div>\r\n  \r\n  <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Davidson</head>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n           <choice><orig>\r\n                    â„ž <ingredient n=\"34\">flor sulphur</ingredient> â„¥ji\r\n               <lb/><ingredient n=\"8\">Crem. Tartar.</ingredient> opt. pulver. â„¥Å¿s. <ingredient n=\"152\">Pulp. prun. gall.</ingredient> â„¥j. <ingredient n=\"17\">Nuc. Mosch.</ingredient> <unclear>ras.</unclear> â„¥Å¿s.\r\n               <lb/><ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">syr Ros:</ingredient> pall. q.s. ut f. Electarium. Sig: <action n=\"21\">Laxat.</action> Electuary the <unclear>bigness of a filbert</unclear>\r\n               <lb/>to be taken every night &amp; morning\r\n           </orig>\r\n           \r\n               <reg>Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"34\">flowers of sulphur</ingredient>, half an ounce of best powdered <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of Tartar</ingredient>, one ounce of <ingredient n=\"152\">French prunes</ingredient>, half a drachm of \r\n                   <ingredient n=\"17\">nutmeg</ingredient>, a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">syrup of roses</ingredient> as that to make an electuary. 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Aq. font. lb ad â„¥xij: colature. adde <ingredient n=\"55\">Tereb.\r\n                <lb/>Venet</ingredient> cum vitello Ovi bene subact â„¥ij ad â„¥iv\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">syr Rosar: pall.</ingredient> â„¥j <unclear>itt.</unclear> p: Enemate hora 8<sup>ro</sup>\r\n                <lb/>vespertin <unclear>injicierd</unclear>\r\n            </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two drachms of <ingredient n=\"11\">chamomile flowers</ingredient>, two drachms of <illegible w=\"2\" /> , boil in a pound up to twelve ounces, strain and add <ingredient n=\"55\">Venetian Turpentine</ingredient>\r\n                    with the yolk of an egg <illegible w=\"1\" /> well two drachms up to four drachms, one ounce of <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">syrup of roses</ingredient> <illegible w=\"1\" /> powdered clysters be given at 8 in the evening.            \r\n             </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup> Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh January</expan></choice> 9 1768</dateline>\r\n            <signed>WC</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body> ', 45, 2, '2013-01-08 16:30:59', 401),
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This is the first post day in Course &amp; I am\r\n            <lb/>sorry it is so late after yours. By Your Lordship\'s &amp; the \r\n            <lb/>Journal Inclosed I have a very distinct notion of the Condict\r\n            <lb/>of the medicine. It has had more tendency to the <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart> &amp; more\r\n            <lb/>power in the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> than I expected but I think you have \r\n            <lb/>conducted both extremely well &amp; if it has been continued as \r\n            <lb/>I believe it would continue itself for a week after the 12<sup>th</sup> or 13<sup>th</sup>\r\n            <lb/>when the Journal seems to have been finished I hope it is enough \r\n            <lb/>for one Course, especially as its effects upon the <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart> have \r\n            <lb/>been considerable -- Tho there has been no <symptom n=\"28\">Sweating</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>as we expected there can be no doubt that it has gone \r\n            <lb/>freely by the <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart> &amp; no doubt the frequent bathing has contrÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>buted a great deal to this. <del>I</del> I was afraid that the \r\n            <lb/>bathing might encourage the <symptom n=\"28\">Sweating</symptom> too much &amp; therfore \r\n            <lb/>avised a particular management but as no <symptom n=\"28\">Sweating</symptom> \r\n            <lb/>happened I have no fault to find with the manner that was \r\n            <lb/>followed - Tho the Use of the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> should be continued \r\n            <lb/>till now I believe there is no harm in it - the Cure will be\r\n            <lb/>rendered more certain &amp; it does not appear that M<sup>rs</sup> Oswalds\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"23\">Strength</symptom> or <symptom n=\"6\">Spirits</symptom> are much affected by it -- I should not have \r\n            <lb/>been concerned to find that her body was taken down a little \r\n            <lb/>more than it seems to be by your Lordships account - However\r\n            <lb/>all that may be I have no fault to find with the Conduct of her diet\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>    \r\n            <lb/>&amp; I shall always acknowledge that M<sup>rs</sup> Oswald is no Slave to \r\n            <lb/>her palate when her health is concerned - However you have\r\n            <lb/>manged Since the 12<sup>th</sup> or 13<sup>th</sup> it is certainly time now to give up the \r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurial Course</ingredient> entirely &amp; I have only to Speak of what follow\r\n            <lb/>it -- In the first place I must observe that M<sup>rs</sup> Oswalds constiÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tution is certainly disposed to make much <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> &amp; such constitutiÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ons do not commonly make it of the purest kind &amp; this must\r\n            <lb/>be forther observed that after a little exhaustion by <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> the \r\n            <lb/>body is liable to fill very fast From all these considerations \r\n            <lb/>I must now earnestly recommend the keeping M<sup>rs</sup> Oswalds\r\n            <lb/>diet as low asit has been for some time to come &amp; at least\r\n            <lb/>till the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> is so entirely gone &amp; the Spring so far\r\n            <lb/>advanced that she can go abroad to take <del>up a</del> a great deal of\r\n            <lb/>Exercise- I am perswaded this is necessary to <del>the</del> a Cure for \r\n            <lb/>the Disease is of an obstinate kind &amp; very liable to return\r\n            <lb/>With this management of Diet I would recommend the continuance\r\n            <lb/>of the Bathing but so as to wear it of by degrees going from twice\r\n            <lb/>a week to three times in a fortnight then to once a week &amp;\r\n            <lb/>give it <add place=\"above\">up</add> for good when she is to be in Daily Exercise - Let her \r\n            <lb/>now also enter upon a <ingredient n=\"15\" t=\"15\">Decoction of Sarsaparilla</ingredient> making <add place=\"above\">it</add> with\r\n            <lb/>three ounces of <ingredient n=\"15\"><choice><abbr>Sarsa</abbr><expan>Sarsaparilla</expan></choice></ingredient> boiled with four pints of water in two <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; this may be sweetened with Liquorice or Raisins as she likes best\r\n            <lb/>Of this <unclear>either</unclear> take a bottle fresh made every twenty four hours\r\n            <lb/>dividing it into such draughts and timing these draughts as most \r\n            <lb/>agreeable to her let this Course be continued for a fortnight and \r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>for a fortnight longer at one pint per day -- Along with this\r\n            <lb/>course of <ingredient n=\"15\"><choice><abbr>Sarsa</abbr><expan>Sarsaparilla</expan></choice></ingredient> let her take the <ingredient n=\"33\">Antimonial</ingredient> ordered below\r\n            <lb/>also for a month the Dose is to be a table spoonfull at bedÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>time this may possibly make her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> Sick and it is \r\n            <lb/>right it should do so a little but if it goes so far as to make\r\n            <lb/>her <symptom n=\"3\">vomit</symptom> it is too much &amp; the dose it is to be taken done a \r\n            <lb/>little but if it does not make her a little sick the Dose should \r\n            <lb/>be increased a little &amp; observe that the dose that occasions\r\n            <lb/>sickness at first after being repeated some days will not have\r\n            <lb/>that effect when this is observed <del>that</del> let the dose be increased a \r\n            <lb/>little <unclear>it</unclear> does go on to what the stomach easily bears.\r\n            <lb/>I have nothing farther to say but when she mends her diet let\r\n            <lb/>it be according to the directions given her last summer &amp; as soon\r\n            <lb/>as she gets into Exercise let her take as much as she convenient<add place=\"above\">ly</add> \r\n            <lb/>can both in the Carriage &amp; in walking\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n            <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Oswald of Raphoe></head>\r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice><orig>\r\n                    <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. Rosar:</ingredient> â„¥iij\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam.</ingredient> ten â„¥i\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar. Emiet.</ingredient> gr. ij\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Syr: Carrophyll.</ingredient> Ê’iij\r\n                    <lb/>â„³ Signa the Antimonial Mixture.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <reg>Take three ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose Water</ingredient>, one ounce of <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient>,\r\n                        two grains of <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar Emetic.</ingredient> and iij drachms of <ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Syrup of Cloves</ingredient>. Mix. \r\n                        Label: the Antimonial Mixture.\r\n                </reg></choice>\r\n            </recipe>     \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 46, 2, '2012-09-18 14:16:16', 200),
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I am this far in my way to see my Son\r\n    <lb />Daer, who has had a <condition n=\"13\">Cold</condition> \r\n    attended with <symptom n=\"34\">feverishÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ness</symptom> hanging about him ever since about the\r\n    <lb />middle of January. I have had frequent letters\r\n    <lb />from him; &amp; of late three from Mr<sup>s</sup> Barbauld, &amp;\r\n    <lb />one last night from D<sup><u>r</u></sup> W<sup><u>m</u></sup>\r\n    Fordyce; to whom\r\n    <lb />I had wrote, &amp; to whom I had, in a letter about the\r\n    <lb />middle of February, desired them to apply if Daer\'s\r\n    <lb />complaints continued.\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n   \r\n    <lb />I beg to hear from you, &amp; that you will send me\r\n    <lb />your opinion &amp; advice; â€“â€“ Direct for me at M<sup>rs</sup>\r\n    <lb />Elliots Park Street Grosvenor Square London.\r\n    <lb />Miss Elliot will send the letter wherever I am, as\r\n    <lb />I shall let her know immediately.\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n     \r\n    <lb />I inclose a Sheet of paper wrote out by Lady\r\n    <lb />Selkirk &amp; myself, from Daers Letters, &amp; from mrs \r\n    <lb />Barbaulds, that you may see all that we know\r\n    <lb />of it. I shall now mention in this what Fordyce\r\n    <lb />writes to me. He had attended Daer about two\r\n      \r\n  <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />years ago, at Cheam in Surry, near Banstead Downs,\r\n    <lb />when he was ill from a long continued\r\n      <condition n=\"13\">cold</condition>; he\r\n    <lb />was at that time confined some time, &amp; if I can\r\n    <lb />trust my memory, I think some days or part of the\r\n    <lb />day to his bed. M<sup>r</sup> Blane was then with him &amp; gave\r\n    <lb />all the attention he could. â€“â€“â€“ Afterwards when I\r\n    <lb />was in London D<sup><u>r</u></sup> Fordyce spoke as if Daer had\r\n    <lb />at that time been very near being in danger,\r\n    <lb />&amp; that it was fortunate things had been done in\r\n    <lb />time, as a little longer might have thrown him into\r\n    <lb />a <condition n=\"12\">Consumption</condition>. This surprised \r\n      me as I had not appreÂ¬\r\n    <lb />hended any immediate danger, nor indeed any at all.\r\n    <lb />I mentiond it to mr Blane, who was much surÂ¬\r\n    <lb />prised, &amp; said he could not think it was any how\r\n    <lb />so bad. â€“â€“ I am now alarmed both from D<sup><u>r</u></sup> Fordyce\'s \r\n    <lb />former opinion, &amp; from Daers being so very delicate\r\n    <lb />as to catching <condition n=\"13\">Colds</condition>,\r\n      &amp; their <add place=\"above\">often</add> hanging <del><illegible l=\"1\"/></del> \r\n      long about him\r\n    <lb />also tho you know mrs Hamilton lived to a great\r\n    <lb />age, about 80, &amp; never I believe had any threatenings,\r\n    <lb />yet some of her brothers died of <condition n=\"12\">Consumptions</condition>.\r\n    <lb />I wrote to D<sup><u>r</u></sup> Fordyce on the\r\n      30<sup><u>th</u></sup> of March, &amp; told\r\n    <lb />him I left it to him to do as he thought fit, either \r\n    <lb />to go to where Daer is, (which is in Suffolk about\r\n    <lb />90 miles from London, in a fine dry situated part\r\n    <lb />of the country,), or if he thought exercise not improper\r\n      \r\n  <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />for the <symptom n=\"34\">feverishness</symptom>, that he might send word to\r\n    <lb />have Daer come to <del>London</del> Hampstead, where\r\n    <lb />some of his Brothers are at school, either in a \r\n    <lb />Post chaise or on Horseback by moderate\r\n    <lb />Journeys, where he might see him: only to order\r\n    <lb />great care to be taken that his Sheets &amp; Bed should\r\n    <lb />not be damp on the road, &amp; that a careful person\r\n    <lb />should be with him.\r\n   \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n  \r\n    <lb />D<sup><u>r</u></sup> Fordyce\'s letter is dated the 4<sup><u>th</u></sup> of april <choice><abbr>Lond:</abbr><expan>London.</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />He says he has anxiety about Daer\'s \"Health beÂ¬\r\n    <lb />cause I have seen him some years ago on the\r\n    <lb />brink of the Grave from a similar complaint\r\n    <lb />to the present.\" &amp; that Daer is very tender.\r\n   \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />He says mr Marissal, (this is the Surgeon who\r\n    <lb />is in the village, &amp; concerning whom I had wrote\r\n    <lb />to mr Fordyce, saying I knew nothing about his\r\n    <lb />abilities &amp;c.) \"appears not to have been wanting\r\n    <lb />either in zeal sense or discretion in watching\r\n    <lb />accurately the state of his Symptoms &amp; \r\n      believe that every thing has\r\n    <lb />been done to secure a cure that the nature of the\r\n    <lb />disease allowd of in so trying a season as the\r\n    <lb />last winter has proved.\" â€“â€“â€“ \"I think mr Marissal\r\n    <lb />a competent Judge of the propriety &amp; the necessity\r\n    <lb />of my seeing your Son.\" â€“ he adds if he comes to town\r\n      \r\n  <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n     \r\n    <lb />it must be in a chaise, as it would not be right to\r\n    <lb />risk the cold, &amp; uncertain of this season on horseÂ¬\r\n    <lb />back, nor of heating from the excercise of a jourÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ney and leaves it to mr Marissal to judge if his\r\n    <lb />going there is necessary. - He says he has wrote\r\n    <lb />so fully to mr Marissal that he is master <add place=\"above\">enough</add> of his\r\n    <lb />Ideas to decide of the propriety <del>of l</del> or necessity of\r\n    <lb />seeing Daer. - That he had mentioned a Norwich\r\n    <lb />physician for him, of whom he had heard a very favourÂ¬\r\n    <lb />able account from some Norwich people, as mr\r\n    <lb />Marissal had asked him in his first letter whether\r\n    <lb />he thought it proper to consult one from there if\r\n    <lb />necessary. ---\r\n     \r\n  \r\n   </p>\r\n     <p>\r\n  \r\n     \r\n    <lb />This &amp; the inclosed is all I have heard.\r\n    <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Marissal is married to a sister of mr Barbauld\r\n    <lb />&amp; formerly practised in London, but left it on accoÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ount of health; but I forget whether it was his or\r\n    <lb />his wife\'s health: he only came to Palgrave last\r\n    <lb />summer. Norwich is 20 Miles distant.\r\n \r\n  </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n    \r\n  \r\n    <lb />I waited for Fordyces letter at Dumfries, I have sent off two\r\n    <lb />saddle horses in order to ride about with Daer myself if it shall\r\n    <lb />be thought proper, &amp; to go in a postchaise moderately with the\r\n    <lb />horses at hand. Pray write to me fully your opinion &amp; advice.\r\n    <lb />Pray would <ingredient n=\"110\">Tar: Em:</ingredient> \r\n    or <ingredient n=\"83\">James Powders</ingredient> at -1-2-or-3  Grains be proper\r\n    <lb />in the way you formerly orderd for me as an <action n=\"1\">alterative</action>, when a\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"34\">feverishness</symptom> hung about me.   \r\n   \r\n </p>\r\n  \r\n <closer>\r\n    \r\n    <salute>farewell the post is going.</salute>\r\n     \r\n  <signed>\r\n      Selkirk\r\n  </signed>\r\n   \r\n </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n    \r\n    <pb n=\"5\"/>\r\n    \r\n\r\n    \r\n    <p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />The Direction fo<unclear>r Daer</unclear> or mr Marissal is at\r\n    <lb />Palgrave nea<unclear>r  Dis</unclear>s in Norfolk. \r\n    <lb />by Caxton or by London - but I find they think\r\n    <lb />it is more secure to direct by London. ---\r\n    <lb />I go directly Post to Palgrave, unless I get a\r\n    <lb />letter at Stilton informing me of Daers being at\r\n    <lb />Hampstead. ----\r\n    \r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n        \r\n    <lb />Pray would Bristol Wells be a proper\r\n    <lb />thing for Daer.\r\n     \r\n  </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n      \r\n  <lb />I shall write again to you after I\r\n  <lb />see Daer.\r\n      \r\n    </p>\r\n     \r\n   <closer>\r\n     \r\n     <salute>I am Dear Sir\r\n     <lb />your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t:</sup> Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n     \r\n     <signed>Selkirk</signed>\r\n     \r\n     <dateline>April the 10<sup><u>th.</u></sup> 1780</dateline>\r\n     \r\n   </closer>\r\n   \r\n   </div>\r\n<div>\r\n        \r\n    <pb n=\"6\"/>\r\n    \r\n    <p>\r\n    \r\n    <lb />To\r\n    <lb />Doctor <choice><abbr>W<sup><u>m</u></sup></abbr><expan>William</expan></choice>Cullen\r\n    <lb />at Edinburgh\r\n    <lb />This Sent To <choice><abbr>Kirkubt</abbr><expan>Kirkcudbright</expan></choice>\r\n      \r\n    </p>\r\n     \r\n  \r\n    \r\n    \r\n    <handShift />\r\n    \r\n    <annot>\r\n       \r\n       <lb />Lord Dears Case\r\n       <lb />April. 1780\r\n       <lb />V.XI. p.4.\r\n     \r\n       \r\n    </annot>\r\n\r\n  </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1837, 11, '2015-04-17 23:08:58', 145),
(425, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1767\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1767] From: Mrs Mary Mather / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Mrs Mary Mather (Patient) / 9 December 1779 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2015-04-10\">10 April 2015</date> Last updated by Luca Guariento</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2012-07-28\">28 July 2012</date> XML file created by David Shuttleton</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n<body>\r\n   \r\n   <div>\r\n      \r\n  \r\n    <pb n=\"1\"/>\r\n    \r\n    <opener>\r\n       \r\n       <dateline></dateline>\r\n       \r\n       <salute>Sir</salute>\r\n       \r\n       \r\n    </opener>\r\n    \r\n <p>\r\n    <lb />I used the Medicine Prescribed By you the Limated time But\r\n    <lb />Cant say I Percieve myselfe any Better of it. Doctor White seems to be of\r\n    <lb />Opinion that the Consultation is in a manner Lost as I had not a Letter\r\n    <lb />from Him to you sitting forth the Nature of my Disorder I wrote Him\r\n    <lb />Twice Desiring Him to Write you Himselfe which He promised to Do\r\n    <lb />But Have heard nothing from Him. He also says He Cant <treatment n=\"24\">Tap</treatment> on the\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"73\">Right Side</bodypart> Now the Last time I \r\n    was <treatment n=\"24\">Tapped</treatment> on the \r\n    <bodypart n=\"73\">Left Side</bodypart> I felt very\r\n    <lb />Little so that I Dont think it worth while to be \r\n    <treatment n=\"24\">Tapped</treatment> again on the\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"73\">Left Side</bodypart> if I Cant be \r\n    <treatment n=\"24\">Tapped</treatment> on the Right.\r\n    I should Be Glad you\'d\r\n    <lb />Give me Your Opinion what method I am to pursue I am with\r\n    <lb />Great respect ---------------\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n    \r\n <closer>\r\n    \r\n    <salute>Sir \r\n       <lb />your very <choice><abbr>Hbl<sup>e</sup> Ser<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Humble Obedient Servant</expan></choice>\r\n    \r\n    </salute>\r\n     \r\n  <signed>Mary Mather</signed>\r\n     \r\n  <dateline>Hamilton 9<sup>t</sup> <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 1779</dateline>\r\n     \r\n     \r\n </closer>  \r\n\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n      \r\n <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n      \r\n      <p>\r\n         \r\n    <lb />William Cullen Esq<sup>r</sup>\r\n    <lb />Physician\r\n    <lb />Edinbrugh \r\n         \r\n        \r\n      </p>\r\n    \r\n    <handShift />\r\n    \r\n    <annot>\r\n       \r\n    \r\n    <lb />Mary Mather\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 1779\r\n    <lb />X. p.88\r\n    <lb />Require further information from M<sup>r</sup>\r\n    <lb />Whyte ----\r\n   \r\n       \r\n    </annot>\r\n\r\n\r\n   </div>\r\n   \r\n   \r\n</body>\r\n', 1767, 11, '2015-04-10 11:27:32', 68),
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It is not uncommon for the <symptom n=\"32\">sandy\r\n            <lb />gravel</symptom> to occasion much <symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> as\r\n            <lb />it seems to do in M<sup>r</sup> Gordons case.\r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />We do not propose to give any advice for M<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb />Gordons <condition n=\"3\">gouty complaints</condition> &amp; we wish he\r\n            <lb />would not <unclear>tamper</unclear> with them himself. If\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"160\">Tansy tea</ingredient> can cure or alleviate the <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition> we\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />imagine it must increase the <symptom n=\"32\">gravel</symptom> or prod<supplied>use</supplied>\r\n            <lb />a worse disease. If he lets it alone we hope to\r\n            <lb />relieve his <symptom n=\"32\">gravel</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For this purpose we think <ingredient n=\"32\">Lime water</ingredient> a very\r\n            <lb />probable Remedy. We are told that M<sup>r</sup> Gordon\r\n            <lb />has been <del><illegible l=\"6\" /></del> using it &amp; we have only to say\r\n            <lb />that no benifit is to be expected from it unless\r\n            <lb />properly prepared &amp; taken in a pretty Large\r\n            <lb />quantity. We think a choping every day is the\r\n            <lb />proper dose &amp; we wish to know if M<sup>r</sup> Gordon has\r\n            <lb />taken it to that quantity or if there is any diffiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />culty in his doing so.\r\n        </p>    \r\n <handShift />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If the <ingredient n=\"32\">Lime water</ingredient> makes M<sup>r</sup> Gordon <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> this must\r\n            <lb />be carefully prevented by his taking a proper <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> &amp;\r\n            <lb />at any rate when the pains of his <bodypart n=\"45\">kidney</bodypart> are frequent\r\n            <lb />or severe such a <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> is very proper. What we think\r\n            <lb />best is an ounce of good <ingredient n=\"76\">Manna</ingredient> with half an ounce\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"95\">Glaubsters salt</ingredient> both disolved in a muchkin of\r\n            <lb />new drawn whey &amp; this taken in morning at two\r\n            <lb />or three draughts. <subst><del><illegible w=\"2\" /></del><add place=\"above\">It</add></subst> is to be repeated according\r\n            <lb />to the state of his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> &amp; the returns of his <symptom n=\"32\">gravel</symptom>.\r\n            <lb />The Dose proposed may seem weak &amp; may be incrased\r\n            <lb />if his Constitution requre it but unless only\r\n            <lb />to keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> open with much <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment>. When\r\n            <lb />any severe fits of pain come on while he is <symptom n=\"24\">Costive</symptom>\r\n            <lb />the most ready relief will be by <treatment n=\"6\">Glysters</treatment>.\r\n        </p>            \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />By the use of the <ingredient n=\"32\">Lime water</ingredient> with frequent <action n=\"21\">Laxatives</action>\r\n            <lb />we expect the <symptom n=\"32\">gravel</symptom> will be easier but if at any\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />time a severe fit comes on with <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> we advise\r\n            <lb />him to be put into a warm bath above the <bodypart n=\"108\">waist</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />as one of the best means of bringing down whatever is\r\n            <lb />sticking in the <bodypart n=\"45\">kidneys</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Gordons diet should be low but not too low. Every\r\n            <lb />day at dinner he should take a bit of meat but let\r\n            <lb />it be of the lighter kinds White fowl, Chicken, Lamb, or\r\n            <lb />a bit of tender Mutton, are the best. Beef &amp; Veal are\r\n            <lb />more doubtfull, water fowl, wild fowl, Pige<add place= \"above\">o</add>ns, &amp; small\r\n            <lb />are to hot. Pork &amp; Bacon <unclear>ly</unclear> much too heavey. The\r\n            <lb />lighter kinds of white fish as Haddock &amp; Whiting\r\n            <lb />boiled &amp; served with a light sauce he may take some\r\n            <lb />times. Salmon Herring &amp; drest shell fish are very improÂ¬\r\n            <lb />per. If at any time his appetite shall become sharp he\r\n            <lb />must take care never to make a full meal meat of any\r\n            <lb />kind but must make up a great part of it with vegeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />table food. Of Greens &amp; Roots he may take moderately but\r\n            <lb />must avoid the more windy kinds &amp; <del><illegible l=\"1\"/> at </del> any kind\r\n            <lb />of Pudding will be safer than the garden things. Salt\r\n            <lb />mean of all kinds <add place=\"above\">he</add> must <add place=\"above\">avoid</add> <del>be avoided</del>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For drink the best is Water with a small proportion\r\n            <lb />of Rum, Brandy, Dutch Gin, or very good Farrintosh, &amp;\r\n            <lb />with a small proportion any of these may be his ordinaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ry drink &amp; at Dinner he may take two or three Glasses\r\n            <lb />a little stronger. Malt liquor of all kinds we think\r\n            <lb />bad for him Even wine is doubtfull &amp; particularly\r\n            <lb />the Red wines. He may take at times a little Madeira\r\n<pb n=\"4\" />           \r\n            <lb />or good sherry with water. <del><illegible l=\"4\" /></del> Few other white wines are\r\n            <lb />to be trusted only when the <symptom n=\"32\">fits of Gravel</symptom> are on\r\n            <lb />him a good Rhemish or Hock will be must proper of all.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />We forgot above to say that his supper should be very\r\n            <lb />light &amp; if his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> agree tolerably with milk we\r\n            <lb />would advise to take it constantly at supper with bread,\r\n            <lb />Rice, Barley or sago as he likes best.</p><p>\r\n            <lb />Green Tea if taken moderately we think very proper.\r\n            <lb />Coffee we think not so safe.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In Exercise M<sup>r</sup> Gordon must proceed very cautiously.\r\n            <lb />Every kind of Brisk exercise must be very hurtfull\r\n            <lb />to his <symptom n=\"32\">gravel</symptom> but his <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition> would be the better of a\r\n            <lb />great deal. Till his <bodypart n=\"45\">kidneys</bodypart> are very clear the only\r\n            <lb />kind he can try will be an easy machine on a smoth\r\n            <lb />road. If it can be convenient sailing will be both\r\n            <lb />usefull if due care is taken to avoid cold. We\r\n            <lb />suppose that M<sup>r</sup> Gordon has long been <subst><del>acquanted</del><add place=\"above\">acquainted</add></subst>\r\n            <lb />with the virtues of Flannel.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It appears that M<sup>r</sup> Gordon is easiest abed &amp; when\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"32\">gravel</symptom> is uneasy a reclining posture is commonly\r\n            <lb />the easiest but when the <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition> is entirely gone we\r\n            <lb />would diswade him from soaking much in his\r\n            <lb />naked bed or from indulging much at any time\r\n            <lb />a soft one.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />These are the advises that occur to us <del><illegible l=\"1\" /></del> upon the\r\n            <lb />informat<subst><del><illegible l=\"2\" />n</del><add place=\"above\">ion</add></subst> we have at present but we wish to\r\n            <lb />know more particularly what <subst><del><unclear>experience has</unclear></del><add place=\"above\"><del>is exactly <illegible l=\"5\" /></del></add></subst>\r\n<pb n=\"5\" />       \r\n            <lb />is exactly the state of his appetite &amp; digestion <del>&amp;</del>\r\n            <lb />&amp; what experience he has of Particular foods agreeing\r\n            <lb />or disagreeing with him. What is the ordinary state\r\n            <lb />of his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> &amp; if he is easily moved by <action n=\"21\">Laxatives</action>. <del>W</del>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Whether <symptom n=\"68\">he has much thirst</symptom> &amp; if possible what is the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">state of his pulse</symptom>? What trials he has made of <ingredient n=\"32\">Lime\r\n            <lb />water</ingredient> &amp; what <ingredient n=\"54\">soap</ingredient> he can bear or in what manner\r\n            <lb />did this disturb him? When these Querries are answered\r\n            <lb />we shall be ready to advise further &amp; always with the\r\n            <lb />utmost attention we are capable of ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer><dateline>April <sup>th</sup> 20</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 28, 3, '2013-08-13 21:02:44', 483);
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Gillies (Patient) / 4 November 1778 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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I believe it is a very extraordinary one, \r\n        &amp; may\r\n        <lb />cost you some trouble in determining with regard to it. For the procuring\r\n        <lb />of your advice, therefore, I depend much more on an advocate in your own\r\n        <lb />breast, than on the inclosed trifle.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />I am just now between twenty three &amp; twenty four \r\n        years of age. Ever since I rememÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ber my <bodypart n=\"47\">nerves</bodypart> have been weak. \r\n        There was always a visible <symptom n=\"2\">tremor</symptom> in \r\n        my <bodypart n=\"15\">hand</bodypart>,\r\n<lb />which, when my spirits \r\n        were any way agitated, or my body heated by exercise, became \r\n        <lb />excessive. About nine years ago (the fifteenth year of my age) I was insensibly seized with\r\n        <lb />an uncommon sort of <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> in my <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>. \r\n        I cannot describe it to you any other\r\n        <lb />way, than by telling you that I was apt to imagine myself in a dream, rather than in\r\n        <lb />real life. It much resembled, too, ones feelings after drinking a few \r\n        glasses too much, beÂ¬\r\n        <lb />fore being, what is called, half drunk. Much light was very disagreeable \r\n        to me; in\r\n        <lb />so much that when I was reading or writing, if the sun happened \r\n        to shine near\r\n        <lb />me, I was greatly disturbed; &amp; if he shone on my book or paper,\r\n        tho not in my <bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart>,\r\n        <lb />I was incapable of proceeding. As this disorder came gradually on, \r\n        &amp; I was at a time\r\n        <lb />of life little addicted to reflection, I did not observe or regard\r\n        it, till it had arrived at the\r\n        <lb />heighth above described. I then took a <treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment>.\r\n        I took it at night, went to bed immediately\r\n        <lb />after it &amp; fell asleep. In the morning when I wakened,\r\n        I felt exactly like one awaked\r\n        <lb />from a dream, or from a profound sleep after having drunk too much. Every thing\r\n        <lb />about me appeared real, which it had not done for several weeks before. About a \r\n        <lb />twelvemonth after this (the sixteenth year of my age) I was again\r\n        seized with the same diÂ¬\r\n        <lb />oder: &amp; after thoughtlessly allowing it to continue for some weeks, I again took\r\n        <lb />a <treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment>, &amp; with the same success.\r\n        All this while I could attribute my illness to\r\n        <lb />no external cause: no intemperance, no surfeit. I continued well for about sixÂ¬\r\n        <lb />teen months after the second <treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment>. \r\n        But about that time, a few minutes after\r\n        <lb />I had gone to bed one night, I was all at once struck with a feeling, very like to that\r\n        <lb />which a man has immediately after running his \r\n        <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> against a post. Not that I felt\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            \r\n        <lb />any thing like a blow, but had all the <symptom n=\"96\">stupor &amp; uneasy \r\n        confusion</symptom> which immediÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ately follows a blow &amp; this I had in a very great degree. \r\n        Next night the same, &amp; <unclear>so</unclear>\r\n        <lb />for several nights. I again took a <treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment>,\r\n        but to no purpose. In a few days after,\r\n        <lb />a slight degree of <symptom n=\"96\">stupor</symptom> began to oppress me \r\n        through the whole day.\r\n        I had likeways seÂ¬ \r\n        <lb />veral severer <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> even in the day time, &amp; \r\n        one or two every night\r\n        before falling asleep.\r\n        <lb />In this miserable state I continued for several weeks;\r\n        till at length the <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> left\r\n        <lb />me in the day time, tho <del><symptom n=\"96\">the stupor</symptom></del> \r\n        I had a certain degree of \r\n        <symptom n=\"96\">stupor</symptom> on me\r\n        <lb />continually, which for several months daily increased, &amp; with some variations,\r\n        <lb />&amp; many additional circumstances, has continued with me ever since.\r\n        I forgot to inÂ¬\r\n        <lb />form you, that for several years before the first attack, \r\n        I was frequently troubled\r\n        <lb />with sudden <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> of <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom>, attended \r\n            with a <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> of clear, warm water. I imagine\r\n        <lb />it is unnecessary to trouble you farther with the History of my disease.\r\n            I shall therefore\r\n        <lb />proceed to give you, as shortly &amp; distinctly as I can, an account of\r\n            its present state.\r\n            \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />The <symptom n=\"96\">stupor</symptom> is greatly increased. I continually\r\n        feel like one more than half drunk, with\r\n        <lb />this difference that my passions are not heated. My <symptom n=\"71\">judgement &amp;\r\n       memory are greatly imÂ¬\r\n        <lb />paired</symptom>. The association of my ideas is always irregular, &amp; sometimes,\r\n        I think, partakes of\r\n        <lb />folly. It is intirely lost <symptom n=\"17\">after I go to bed, &amp;\r\n        numberless images float in my brain without\r\n        <lb />order or connection</symptom>: but as they only slightly float, &amp;\r\n        I have even then some reflexion left,\r\n        <lb />they do not determine me to action. Severe <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom>,\r\n        of the kind above described, frequently atÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tack me in bed. Sometimes I have them of quite a different kind. The most unacÂ¬\r\n        <lb />countable ideas arise in my <bodypart n=\"95\">mind</bodypart>, my <bodypart n=\"42\">heart</bodypart> is \r\n        <symptom n=\"97\">chilled with horror</symptom>, the bed seems\r\n        <lb />to sink under me, &amp; every thing eludes my grasp. I <symptom n=\"17\">sleep ill,\r\n            sometimes scarcely\r\n        <lb />any,</symptom> &amp; am almost never thoroughly refreshed. For the last eighteen months, I have\r\n        <lb />every morning had a most diagreeable taste in my <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth,</bodypart>\r\n        &amp; always, when I \r\n        waÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ken, <symptom n=\"34\">spit</symptom> up a great deal of yellow, \r\n        glutinous stuff. Moderate exercise agrees well\r\n        <lb />with me; but much of it gives me a severe pain in my \r\n        <bodypart n=\"11\">left shoulder</bodypart>. I have freÂ¬\r\n        <lb />quent <symptom n=\"40\">gripes</symptom> in the \r\n            <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>, &amp; am sometimes sick \r\n            after meals, tho I eat sparingly. A single\r\n        <lb />glass of wine affects my <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>. I have\r\n            a great inclination to press my <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart> between my\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"3\">teeth</bodypart> but whether this inclination be \r\n            in my <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart>, or in my <bodypart n=\"3\">teeth</bodypart>,\r\n        I cannot say. I think it is \r\n        <lb /> in my <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart>, as it sometimes \r\n            seems very little &amp; sometimes very large. My temper is\r\n        <lb />fretful &amp; inconstant. Study distresses me, &amp; passion \r\n            almost throws me into <symptom n=\"39\">convulsions</symptom>.\r\n                \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />Such was the state of my disorder about four weeks ago. At that time a \r\n        new symptom\r\n        <lb />appeared, &amp; about ten days ago another, both of which contribute greatly\r\n        to make me\r\n        <lb />believe that my distress is near a period. The first was <symptom n=\"13\">a noise \r\n        in one of my <bodypart n=\"7\">ears</bodypart>. A few\r\n        <lb />days after the noise began in my other <bodypart n=\"7\">ear</bodypart> \r\n        likewise;</symptom> &amp; has continued in both since;\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            \r\n        <lb />with this difference, that in the <unclear>left it</unclear> is loud, &amp;\r\n        exactly resembles the tingling of a bell; in \r\n        <lb />the right it is weak &amp; like the falling of distant water.\r\n        The second symptom, is a single\r\n        <lb />internal <symptom n=\"15\">pulsation</symptom> of the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, which I feel only when I am in bed.\r\n        I have sometimes too a\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">pulsation</symptom> of the same kind \r\n        in my <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart>.\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />I have now, I hope, told you all the characteristic symptoms of \r\n        my disorder; tho there are\r\n        <lb />several others which I might mention had I the benefit of conversing \r\n        with you; but which I\r\n        <lb />cannot trouble you with in a letter. I am sorry that I have \r\n        already made my letter so long, &amp; that\r\n        <lb />I still have several things which I think it were necessary \r\n        to add. You might certainly have been\r\n        <lb />informed of my case a great deal more distinctly, &amp;\r\n        probably much more briefly, had there\r\n        <lb />been any one in the medical line here, in whom I could have confided.\r\n        But there is not one\r\n        <lb />of ordinary abilities, &amp; besides I am extremely diffident.\r\n        This is one reason, among many other,\r\n        <lb />which has prevented me till now from taking proper advice. I had \r\n        no confidence in any\r\n        <lb />one but you, &amp; you I was unwilling to trouble. \r\n        Necessity has now driven me to it, more on\r\n        <lb />account of others than of myself; &amp;\r\n        from your humanity I hope for immediate advice, tho I\r\n        <lb />am afraid it is by far too late.\r\n    \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />My business is preaching. I have been in Orkney only about three months. During that\r\n        <lb />time, I have resided till within these few days, in a solitary island.\r\n        I have been foolish enough,\r\n        <lb />for these three years past to study a good deal. But of this I am \r\n        now incapable, &amp; am much afraid,\r\n        <lb />that tho I live, I shall be obliged to give up both study &amp;\r\n        preaching altogether. I was unforÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tunate enough too, to marry about two years ago, which has no doubt added to my\r\n        <lb />distress. The only remedies I have tried are, \r\n        <treatment n=\"48\">shaving</treatment> my <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>,\r\n        a <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> between\r\n        <lb />my <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart> about three years ago, \r\n        <add place=\"above\">&amp; the</add> cold bath which does not agree with me.  \r\n        <lb />I have sometimes, too, chewed a good deal of \r\n        <ingredient n=\"1\">jesuit\'s bark</ingredient>. But the\r\n        <lb />only thing I have persisted in is walking, which I \r\n        have done <add place=\"above\"> a couple of hours</add> every day\r\n        <lb />for several years. I remember too to have had <treatment n=\"14\">leeches</treatment>\r\n        on my <bodypart n=\"63\">temples</bodypart>;\r\n        <lb />but to no purpose. I am perswaded I am not \r\n        <condition n=\"25\">plethoric</condition>, neither do I think\r\n        <lb />that there is any extraordinary course of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>\r\n            towards my <bodypart n=\"41\">brain</bodypart>. I am of a spare haÂ¬\r\n        <lb />bit of body, with rather a long than a short <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart>.\r\n            My temper is naturally chearful, &amp;\r\n        <lb />even in my present alarming situation I am capable of being amused by company. I\r\n        <lb />forgot to mention that I am frequently troubled with\r\n            <symptom n=\"7\">flatulencies</symptom>. - Till within\r\n        <lb />these few weeks I apprehended my disorder would end \r\n            in <condition n=\"9\">madness</condition>: but the severity of\r\n        <lb />the <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> makes me now imagine, that I shall \r\n            very soon be cut off by a serious\r\n        <lb /><condition n=\"26\">apoplexy</condition>; tho, perhaps this may be\r\n            preceeded by a <symptom n=\"33\">delirium</symptom>. I came to this town a few\r\n        <lb />days ago, for the sake of company, &amp; of what little assistance \r\n            the surgeons here might\r\n        <lb />afford me, in case my disorder should come to a heighth - \r\n            My <bodypart n=\"47\">nerves</bodypart> are evidently\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">weaker</symptom> more than ever; but besides this, there is certainly an inveterate collection\r\n        <lb />of bilious or other matter in my <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>. \r\n            What I wish to know of you, sir, is what\r\n        <lb />you think will be the event of my disorder, whether you think it possible to cure, or\r\n                \r\n    <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n                    \r\n       <lb />even to alleviate &amp; <unclear>recommend in this case </unclear> the\r\n       <lb />course proper to be f<unclear>ollowed</unclear> I need not ask <u>you</u> \r\n            to speak to me with candour. I shall\r\n       <lb />only say, that I think I can bear to hear my fate, &amp; that it will, in many\r\n       <lb />respects be useful to me to know it --- It is from your compassion alone\r\n       <lb /><del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> that I hope for your patience to read this long letter, &amp; for your advice with\r\n       <lb />regard to my case; and to excite this in <u>you</u> I am sure I need not farther \r\n       <lb />paint the miseries of my situation - unless it be to tell you, that, if I die, I shall\r\n       <lb />leave behind a wife, &amp; two fatherless children.\r\n           \r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />You will recieve this letter on Wednesday or Thursday, the twenty fifth or\r\n        <lb />twenty sixth <choice><abbr>curt.</abbr><expan>current</expan></choice>. If\r\n        the hurry of your business will allow you to write me\r\n        <lb />against the Sunday evening following, it will be an action of great humanÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ity to do it. As \r\n        the post leaves <choice><expan>Edinburgh</expan><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup>.</abbr></choice> for this, \r\n            early on Monday morning, if\r\n        <lb />you do not write against that time, I shall be a whole week \r\n        later of receiving\r\n        <lb />your letter.\r\n            \r\n    </p>\r\n        \r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />I shall trouble you with nothing more, only to beg that immediately\r\n        <lb />on perusal you will tear the subscription &amp; date from this letter.\r\n        <lb />For many reasons, I wish no one in the world but you to be acÂ¬\r\n        <lb />quainted with my disorder.\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n  \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n         \r\n        \r\n          <lb />I am, with the greatest respect,\r\n          <lb />Sir\r\n          <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>ob<sup>t</sup> hu<sup>l</sup> Ser<sup>t</sup></abbr>\r\n              <expan>obedient humble Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            \r\n            </salute> \r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n            \r\n    <postscript>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n   \r\n            <lb />P.S. I take a good deal of snuff, but in\r\n            <lb />other respects live very temperately.\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />My address is <illegible w=\"3\" /> <unclear>Orkney</unclear>\r\n            \r\n                \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n    </postscript>\r\n         \r\n         <dateline><illegible w=\"2\" /> 4<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Nov</abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1778.</dateline>\r\n       \r\n    </div>\r\n        \r\n        <div>\r\n       \r\n   <handShift />   \r\n             \r\n    <annot> \r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><supplied>Revd. Gillies</supplied> \r\n            <lb />A Gentleman in Orkney\r\n          <lb /><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1778 \r\n        \r\n        </p> \r\n\r\n    </annot>\r\n    \r\n    <handShift />\r\n          \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1595, 3, '2013-03-16 13:20:47', 166),
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It was\r\n            <lb />not got to the Post Office till the man was on horseÂ¬\r\n            <lb />back, it was given to him with strict charge to put it in\r\n            <lb />at Longtown, &amp; to enforce his care, it was told him it\r\n            <lb />was for a Physician, &amp; concerning health. These fellows\r\n            <lb />are sometimes forgetful of letters; &amp; it is not impossible\r\n            <lb />as the letter was thick, he might think there were some\r\n            <lb />Scotch Notes in it, as it was about a consultation, in that\r\n            <lb />case the letter would run some risk. I therefore write\r\n            <lb />from this, as this is the first place that answers for <add place=\"above\">the</add> <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />Post, as it came across the country, and thought to have\r\n                <lb />got the post here this morning, but this is their Lay Day\r\n                <lb />answering to Sunday at London.\r\n                \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The letter I wrote was about my son Daer<sup><u>s</u></sup> health, &amp; had\r\n            <lb />inclosed a sheet of memorandums &amp; excerpts from letters.\r\n            <lb />giving the particulars that had been wrote at different\r\n            <lb />times. I hope the letter has not miscarried, but lest it should\r\n            <lb />I shall write something in general, &amp; hope you will\r\n            <lb />excuse it if <del>unness</del> unnecessary.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />About the middle of <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> Daer caught a <condition n=\"13\">Cold</condition> (which he is\r\n            <lb />very liable to, &amp; they often are tedious,) he had some <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb />as usual, but they say the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> did not last long, but\r\n            <lb />he after some time had a light <symptom n=\"34\">feverishness</symptom>, not however\r\n            <lb />such as to confine him, nor interrupt his school business.\r\n            <lb />His <condition n=\"13\">cold</condition> &amp; <symptom n=\"34\">feverishness</symptom> grew \r\n            better, &amp; worse, &amp; at intervals\r\n            <lb />seemd quite gone, or nearly so, but often returned, or new\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"13\">colds</condition> brought back the\r\n            <symptom n=\"34\">feverishness</symptom>; once or twice he was\r\n            <lb />so ill as to <symptom n=\"17\">lose his rest</symptom>, \r\n            &amp; be obliged to keep his rooms I believe\r\n            <lb />a day, or part of a day. In february I wrote desiring, if he\r\n            <lb />was not soon well, to <add place=\"above\">write &amp;</add> \r\n            consult D<sup><u>r</u></sup> W<sup><u>m</u></sup> Fordyce at London, who\r\n            <lb />had about two years before attended him in a like complaint\r\n            <lb />when he had I think been confined partly to his bed, &amp; partly to his room.\r\n            \r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            \r\n            \r\n            <lb />Sometime ago he was <treatment n=\"1\">bled</treatment>,\r\n            after having got <ingredient n=\"91\">Nitre</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"84\">Magnesia</ingredient> for\r\n            <lb />about a fortnight, &amp; also abstaining from animal food. He was\r\n            <lb />so much better that Fordyce was not wrote to till about <add place=\"above\">or after</add> the\r\n            <lb />middle of March, since that he has been again <treatment n=\"1\">bled</treatment>, about\r\n            <lb />the end of March, &amp; on the 1<sup><u>st</u></sup> of April a letter was wrote that\r\n            <lb />he was much better; I have not had a letter of later date, except\r\n            <lb />one of the 4<sup><u>th</u></sup> from D<sup><u>r</u></sup> Fordyce from London, who writes of\r\n            <lb />his having a good opinion of the care &amp; sense &amp;c of one mr\r\n            <lb />Marissal, a Surgeon who is at the place where Daer is; but\r\n            <lb />Fordyce I believe did not know him, but judged from the letters\r\n            <lb />mr Marissal wrote. He left it to his judgement whether\r\n            <lb />it was necessary to send for a Physician from Norwich, 20 Miles\r\n            <lb />off, or whether it was requsite or necessary for him viz. Fordyce\r\n            <lb />to see Daer. In the letter of the 1<sup><u>st</u></sup> I find mr Marissal\r\n            <lb />did not think it requisite to send for D<sup>r</sup> Murray from Norwich.\r\n            <lb />I bid D<sup><u>r</u></sup> Fordyce, if he thought exercise not improper for Daer, \r\n            <lb />write to them to send him to Hampstead <add place=\"above\">traveling moderately</add> where some of his\r\n            <lb />Brothers are at school, where he would be out of the bad air of\r\n            <lb />London, &amp; yet he could see him easily: for it is 90 miles from\r\n            <lb />London where he is at present.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            \r\n            <lb />They write to me that they have got Asses Milk for him,\r\n            <lb />&amp; if the weather was favourable he was to ride out.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I had determined to set out for seeing him, &amp; only waited\r\n            <lb />one post for their account of what D<sup><u>r</u></sup> Fordyce should write\r\n            <lb />in his second letter to them, &amp; expecting one to myself from Fâ€“\r\n            <lb />on getting theirs of the 1<sup><u></u>st</sup> I set out &amp; got Fordyces at DumÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fries. His letter I sent you extracts of, &amp; I was before it\r\n            <lb />uneasy enough, &amp; his letter tho I could not see from it any\r\n            <lb />thing of the present disorder being more immediately dangeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rous than I had before had fears of, yet he speaks in very\r\n            <lb />strong terms of the danger he was in some years ago,\r\n            <lb />when I did not then apprehend he was in any.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I go now to do whatever shall be advised, &amp; wish very\r\n            <lb />anxiously for your advice to me. I mean to take him\r\n            <lb />from school, &amp; to keep by him, <del>if</del> or him with me this Sumâ€“\r\n            <lb />mer. He was last winter to have come to Scotland to the\r\n            <lb />University, but I had imprudently brought him to Scotland the\r\n            <lb />year before, &amp; keept him more than six months <add place=\"above\">there</add>, at \r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />leaving one School, &amp; before I could get intelligence of any\r\n            <lb />other I could think of putting him to: during his stay in\r\n            <lb />Scotland he lost his pronunciation of the English so much, that\r\n            <lb />I found it necessary he should be a year longer in England\r\n            <lb />than I had intended: lest before it was well fixed, he might\r\n            <lb />lose it too much at a Scotch University; If his health is\r\n            <lb />fit for it, I mean to have him with myself next winter\r\n            <lb />at <choice><abbr>Edin<sup><u>r</u></sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>.\r\n            I have sent off two saddle horses, &amp; mean if proper\r\n            <lb />to ride with him, with a postchaise in company, &amp; to \r\n            <lb />jaunt about for sometime or if Bristol Wells is proper\r\n            <lb />to go there with him. Pray write to me what you\r\n            <lb />advise. He is naturally healthy but very apt to catch\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"13\">Colds</condition>, &amp; to be <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom>  \r\n            with them, &amp; to have them hang long\r\n            <lb />about him. He is however pretty strong &amp; active; he is\r\n            <lb />growing pretty fast, &amp; is enterd his Eighteenth year in\r\n            <lb />March last. It is a critical time of Life; none of \r\n            <lb />my connections were ever <condition n=\"12\">consumptive</condition>; but some\r\n            <lb />of M<sup>rs</sup> Hamiltons Brothers <add place=\"above\">or near relations</add> \r\n            I believe were so, &amp;\r\n            <lb />died of it. Pray would your prescription to me,\r\n            <lb />for the <symptom n=\"34\">feverishness</symptom> that hung about me, be\r\n            <lb />proper or any thing of that kind; it did me great\r\n            <lb />service, it was <ingredient n=\"83\">James<sup><u>s</u></sup> Powders</ingredient> \r\n            as an <action n=\"1\">alterative</action>,\r\n            <lb />to be taken <del>twice</del> morning &amp; evening from one to three\r\n            <lb />grains: Exercise &amp; great caution as to cold, till it could be\r\n            <lb />borne with moresafety.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />When Daer is intirely free of this <condition n=\"13\">cold</condition>, \r\n            <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>\r\n            &amp; <symptom n=\"34\">feverishness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />&amp; the weather proper, pray would not the Cold bath be good.\r\n            <lb />All that Summer he was last in Scotland he used it frequently,\r\n            <lb />yet he is still very apt to take cold: but where he is at present\r\n            <lb />they have no place for bathing, so he has had little of it\r\n            <lb />since. â€“â€“ In the last letter I got, I observe they say though the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb />was returned with a fresh <condition n=\"13\">cold</condition> caught, yet there was not any pain\r\n            <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart>; hence I fear there was a pain before, tho it had not\r\n            <lb />been mentioned. I am uneasy at the cold weather we have had ever\r\n            <lb />since the 1<sup><u>st</u></sup> of April till the 11<sup><u>th</u></sup> when it began \r\n            to rain a little, &amp; I\r\n            <lb />hope will now bring mild weather; but all the Cumberland Mountains\r\n            <lb />were covered with snow as I came along. Farewell Dear Sir\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>I am your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup><u>t</u></sup> humble Serv<sup><u>t</u></sup></abbr>\r\n                <expan>obedient humble Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                Selkirk  \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>To D<sup><u>r</u></sup> Cullen</dateline>\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        </closer>  \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n            \r\n            \r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Direct for me â€“â€“ at M<sup>rs</sup> Elliots in Park Street\r\n                <lb />Grosvenor Square London â€“\r\n                <lb />Miss Elliot who lives there with her Mother will\r\n                <lb />send it to me whether I be then in London or in\r\n                <lb />the Country. I go however directly to Suffolk unless\r\n                <lb />Daer be at Hampstead, which I will know tomorrow at\r\n                <lb />Stilton I expect by a letter. The School he is at is in Suffolk\r\n                <lb />but close by the border of Norfolk, a fine dry healthy situation\r\n                <lb />within a mile of Diss in Norfolk their post town. There is\r\n                <lb />another Diss in Suffolk, so it is necessary <subst><del>to</del> <add place=\"above\">in</add></subst> directing letters\r\n                <lb />to say Diss in <u>Norfolk</u>, the village is called Palgrave, &amp;\r\n                <lb />the Schoolmasters name is Barbauld. In case you choose\r\n                <lb />to write to mr Marissal he lives in that village. I dont \r\n                <lb />know that he practices in that Country, but he is married\r\n                <lb />to mr Barbauld\'s Sister, &amp; came there last summer on\r\n                <lb />account of health, from London where he practised. â€“â€“\r\n                <lb />Palgrave was the place where the Great Chancellor Bacon\r\n                <lb />was born, &amp; the house is yet standing there.\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />a Single <u>Sheet</u>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>\r\n', 1840, 2, '2013-06-17 13:51:56', 126),
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There is nothing more necessary\r\n       <lb />than keeping the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> open &amp; for this purpose we\r\n       <lb />prefer such <action n=\"24\">cooling purgatives</action> as that mentioned in our\r\n       <lb />last to <ingredient n=\"63\">A<subst><del><unclear>m</unclear></del><add place=\"above\">n</add></subst>dersons pills</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"109\">sacred Tincture</ingredient> &amp; we\r\n       <lb />think that Emollient <treatment n=\"6\">Glysters</treatment> are particularly \r\n       <lb />favourable to bringing down the <condition n=\"47\">stone</condition>. We think the\r\n       <lb /><treatment n=\"21\">fomentation</treatment> with cloths wrung out of warm water\r\n       <lb />very proper but still think the warm bath would be of\r\n <pb n=\"2\" />      \r\n       <lb />more service. What we judge to be both very proper\r\n       <lb />&amp; necessary is an <ingredient n=\"14\">opieate</ingredient>. When <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> if it seems\r\n       <lb />necessary is premised &amp; proper care is taken to keep\r\n       <lb />the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> open we think <ingredient n=\"14\">opieates</ingredient> both safe and\r\n       <lb />necessary to favour the passage of the <condition n=\"47\">stone</condition> &amp; to give ease\r\n       <lb />in the meantime. <ingredient n=\"149\">Lintseed tea</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"98\" t=\"15\">Decoction of \r\n       <lb />Marshmallow Roots</ingredient> are both very proper to the\r\n       <lb />length the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> easily bears. <ingredient n=\"32\">Lime water</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"54\">soap</ingredient>\r\n       <lb />are serviceable by preventing the formation of <condition n=\"47\">stones</condition>\r\n       <lb />but do little to favour the passing of them therefore\r\n       <lb />we think it is not necessary to disturb M<sup>r</sup>\r\n       <lb />Gordons <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> with either of these Medicines\r\n       <lb />at present &amp; for the same reason we shall not say\r\n       <lb />what occurs to us with regard to <ingredient n=\"54\">soap</ingredient> but we shall\r\n       <lb />do it soon when we send M<sup>r</sup> Gordon a new Medicine\r\n       <lb />for preventing in time to come such distress as he\r\n       <lb />suffers at present.\r\n   </p>\r\n       <closer><signed>WC.</signed></closer>   \r\n   </div>\r\n</body>', 29, 2, '2012-09-17 23:25:22', 185),
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Dr Withers recommended\r\n    <lb />it strongly to me: often mentioned your\r\n    <lb />name when talking on the subject;\r\n    <lb />&amp; indeed the reasons be gave appeard\r\n    <lb />so strong that I was convinced in my\r\n    <lb />own mind they were right; &amp; more\r\n    <lb />especially as things seemd under <unclear>gods</unclear>\r\n    <lb />asistance to answer very well. The \r\n    <lb />additional confirmation of your opinion\r\n        \r\n  <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        \r\n     <lb />Sir gives me the greatest satisfaction.\r\n     <lb />I shall follow your advice with much\r\n     <lb />pleasure, &amp; always gratefully acknowledge\r\n     <lb />my obligations to you for the most judicious\r\n     <lb />candid, &amp; accurate, observations which your\r\n     <lb />Letter contains.\r\n            \r\n   </p>\r\n        \r\n   <p>\r\n                \r\n     <lb />I shall troble you no more at this time\r\n     <lb />except to give you a short detail of\r\n     <lb />my proceedings, since I \r\n       <choice><abbr>recd</abbr><expan>received</expan></choice>\r\n       yours.\r\n     <lb />I continued the cold bathing till the\r\n     <lb />middle of October, when I got a slight\r\n     <lb />return of my <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>, after which I\r\n     <lb />desisted from bathing &amp; have never ventured\r\n     <lb />upon it since. With regard to my\r\n     <lb />plan &amp; regimen for reducing my CorpÂ¬\r\n     <lb />ulency, I have adhered steadily to your\r\n     <lb />advice; tho experience only could direct\r\n     \r\n  <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n    \r\n  \r\n     <lb />me properly I found that in two months\r\n     <lb />I had lost several pounds, &amp; when\r\n     <lb />the cold weather set in, &amp; I could not\r\n     <lb />take Exercise so much, I then gaind\r\n     <lb />severall pounds again: till I weighd 16\r\n     <lb />stones, the same as when I wrote to\r\n     <lb />you last <choice><abbr>Septbr.</abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> \r\n       Within these last\r\n     <lb />six weeks I followed rather a more rigid\r\n     <lb />Plan, I diminishd the Quantity of food\r\n     <lb />at dinner, at least one quarter &amp; I left\r\n     <lb />off suppers intirely since which time\r\n     <lb />I have lost 5 pounds in weight. I\r\n     <lb />intend to continue in the plan I am\r\n     <lb />in, if it meets with your approbation\r\n     <lb />for as I cannot use much exercise at\r\n     <lb />this season of the year, it appears\r\n     <lb />to me to be right to diminish the\r\n                \r\n<pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n                    \r\n     <lb />Quantity of my food, according to your\r\n     <lb />directions. Thus Sir I have complyd\r\n     <lb />with your desire in informing you of\r\n     <lb />my full satisfaction in your letter\r\n     <lb />&amp; reliance on your oppinion.\r\n    \r\n   </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n\r\n    <salute>\r\n      \r\n      <lb />I am sir \r\n      <lb />your much <choice><abbr>obligd</abbr><expan>obliged </expan></choice>\r\n      <lb /><choice><abbr>Hbl</abbr><expan>Humble</expan></choice> servant</salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>Jane Webster</signed>\r\n            \r\n  <dateline>\r\n    \r\n    York <choice><abbr>Jan ye 30<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>January the 30th</expan></choice> 1781\r\n            \r\n </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n  \r\n    <div>\r\n      \r\n      <handShift />\r\n      \r\n      <annot>\r\n        \r\n                <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Jane Webster\r\n                <lb />Jan<sup>ry</sup> 1781\r\n                <lb />XI. p. 155.\r\n               \r\n      </annot>\r\n      \r\n      \r\n  <handShift />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1975, 11, '2015-04-17 10:30:30', 78);
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I wrot the longest account <add place=\"above\">first,</add> but inceas\r\n        <lb />it might not been it Proper, Leavs it to you\r\n        <lb />either both or either as Pleases, Mama\r\n        <lb />&amp; Bethy joins with me in Offering best\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Compt<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice> to all with you &amp; most Earnest\r\n        <lb />wishes for the Cap<sup>ts</sup> Recovery &amp; believe\r\n        <lb />I am Dear Uncle your <choice><abbr>affectt</abbr><expan>affectionate</expan></choice> Niece\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <signed>Ann Strachan</signed>\r\n        <dateline>Balgavies 12 July 1776</dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />James Coutts Eq<sup>r</sup>\r\n        <lb />at Cap<sup>t</sup> Discury Princes Street\r\n        <lb />New town\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <lb />Case of Mr Strachan\r\n                <lb />July 12th <u>1776</u>\r\n                <lb />Vol V<u>th</u> p.12\r\n            </annot>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n    </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    <head>Answers to the Queries Concerning Mr Strachan</head>\r\n    <p>\r\n        1 his age twenty two</p>\r\n        <p>2 his Temperament very sanguine</p>\r\n        <p>3 his Manner of Life before the atack of his Disease\r\n        <lb />was very temperate, gave very Closs Application to\r\n        <lb />Busness &amp; as had no other time for study but when\r\n            <lb />should have sleept sat up almost whole nights readÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing. Was very earnest for improveing himself as\r\n            <lb />a Gentelman as Likewise to gain a most Compleat\r\n            <lb />thorough knowledge of trade.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />In the Mounth of January 1775 haveing got aquanted\r\n        <lb />with a Gentilman from Barcalona, who wanted\r\n        <lb />him much to go their &amp; spend some Mounths\r\n        <lb />which he being eager to see a Littl more of\r\n        <lb />the world &amp; form new Connections readily Embraced\r\n        <lb />was much Elevate with the going dureing the\r\n        <lb />journey which was about one mounth he was\r\n        <lb />Chearfull &amp; Happy as Likewise for a Mounth after\r\n        <lb /><del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> &amp; behaved so much to the Gentilmans SatisÂ¬\r\n        <lb />faction, that he went over with that had\r\n        <lb />agreed to take him into Partership, which being\r\n        <lb />a very Respectable house &amp; in great Busness was\r\n        <lb />a most agreebal offer &amp; in which he was most\r\n        <lb />Sanguine &amp; Earnest to get Settled, which appeared by\r\n        <lb />his Letters to his frends requesting their advice\r\n        <lb />but no sooner had he wrot of the whole Plan,\r\n        <lb />then his Letters turnd on a Diffrant Strain\r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <lb />Complaind of <condition n=\"44\">a Melancholy</condition> that he found upon\r\n        <lb />him which daylay increasd inso much to use his\r\n        <lb />own Expressions his Life became a Burthen to him\r\n        <lb />but for his frinds sakes he would endeavour to\r\n        <lb />Preserv\'d, the whole tennor of his Letters became\r\n        <lb />most mouving being so Sensable of his own Situation.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />About the Middle of may the Gentilman with\r\n        <lb />whom he staid wrot to his frind of his case\r\n        <lb />that they had often inquird the caus of <condition n=\"44\">his MelÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ancholy</condition> but he never had said any thing trubled\r\n        <lb />him the 17th of May he turned High when the\r\n        <lb />Physicians then said it was come the Lenth of\r\n        <lb /><condition n=\"29\">Madness</condition>, &amp; they thought of sending him to <unclear>Montpelier</unclear>\r\n        <lb />for further advice with a <choice><abbr>Ser<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice> to atend him\r\n        <lb />but with the traveling had turnd worse as then\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"71\">took strange Notions</symptom> &amp; quite Flighty. Staid a few\r\n        <lb />days &amp; set out for England, oftener as Postelian\r\n        <lb />then on the Chais, when arived at Paris <condition n=\"29\">was\r\n        <lb />Observd on the streets to be unfit to take care\r\n        <lb />of himself </condition>was put in a Convent till his friends\r\n        <lb />was aquanted, &amp; a Gentilman from London\r\n        <lb />went to bring him over. The opinion of the\r\n        <lb />Physicians in that Convent was that he had taken\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> which had got into his <bodypart n=\"41\">brain</bodypart> which gave\r\n        <lb />them small hopes of his Recovery, but was useing\r\n        <lb />the Cold Bath but as he staid so short time\r\n        <lb />cannot judge of the Effects.</p>\r\n<pb n=\"6\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Upon his comeing to London it was advisd to put him\r\n        <lb />in a Private Mad house, &amp; about the Middle\r\n        <lb />of July I went up &amp; found him there quite\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"6\">in a Low Dejected state</symptom> which I atributed to his\r\n        <lb />Displeasure at being in such a house &amp; was\r\n        <lb />very desirous to have him in Lodgings with\r\n        <lb />myself in hopes it would wair off by Paying\r\n        <lb />him Proper attention, but after trying it some\r\n        <lb />time was much Disapointed at finding no\r\n        <lb />attention nor pains was usefull. During that\r\n        <lb />time he sometimes Cry\'d &amp; sometimes Laughd\r\n        <lb />but Never spoke eat his Vituals Pretty well\r\n        <lb />was much for being alone &amp; ran away from\r\n        <lb />evry body he knew before.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />After applying to a Physician he was orderd\r\n        <lb />Nervous Draughts evening &amp; morning frequently\r\n        <lb />Physick <del>Pukes</del> <treatment n=\"9\">Vomits</treatment> &amp; <treatment n=\"1\">Bleeding</treatment>, for sometime\r\n        <lb />had no Effect the Nervous Draughts was given\r\n        <lb />over &amp; the Others Continu\'d, he begun &amp; spoke\r\n        <lb />a great deal but no ways Senseable nor ParticÂ¬\r\n        <lb />lar subjects, not furious but happy &amp; Pleasd with\r\n        <lb />himself &amp; Laughd a great deal, never turnd\r\n        <lb />more sociable always being senseable of his\r\n        <lb />own Distress, in this way Continued sometime\r\n        <lb />&amp; then Varied more frequent somedays sulky\r\n        <lb />others good humourd, very Noisy &amp; earnest in\r\n        <lb />his Discourse with himself, behaveing as if acting\r\n        <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> &amp; repeating verses all of which mostly incoherant\r\n        <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n        <lb />his Diet has always been Plain a bit of Meat\r\n        <lb />at Dinner with any sort of Garden Stuff or Light\r\n        <lb />Pudding whey in Place of tea in the Morning\r\n        <lb />with bread &amp; butter tea in the afternoon &amp;\r\n        <lb />very Little to supper he never asks for any\r\n        <lb />thing takes what he gets eats Moderatly\r\n        <lb />well sleep for three or four Nights Pretty\r\n        <lb />well &amp; as Long scarsely shut an eye but\r\n        <lb />keep talking the whole night since came\r\n        <lb />to Scotland about two mounths ago has\r\n        <lb />Changd Much, when came those days of talking\r\n        <lb />in a very loud Manner overstraining his\r\n        <lb />Voice was very frequent &amp; when sleept best\r\n        <lb />servd to make him Higher &amp; more Unsetled\r\n        <lb />I applyed to Doctor Ogilvy for Physick &amp; to <treatment n=\"1\">Bleed</treatment>\r\n        <lb />him but upon seeing the Doctor being his\r\n        <lb />aquantance it raisd him in such a High\r\n        <lb />Humour that it was impossable to atempt\r\n        <lb />it. <del>Upon</del> Nor could we get him to take Physick\r\n        <lb />the Doctor then orderd <ingredient n=\"33\">antimonie</ingredient> which made\r\n        <lb />up &amp; sent us, haveing no tast &amp; which would\r\n        <lb />answer the same end or might bring a\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">Perspireation</symptom> which might Likewise be of service\r\n        <lb />have Continued to use it Evening &amp; Morning\r\n        <lb />which has answerd vastly well in keeping\r\n        <lb />him Cool &amp; easy as he is Naturaly <symptom n=\"24\">Costive</symptom>\r\n        <lb />&amp; has observd his sleep now Refreshess him very\r\n        <lb />much &amp; has not been but one day in that Loud\r\n        <lb />unsettled humour for four weeks takeing up Dressing himself</p>\r\n        <pb n=\"8\" />\r\n        <head>An Answer to the Queries concerning Mr Strachan</head>\r\n    <p>\r\n<lb />1 his age 22\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p><lb />2 his Temperament very Sanguine</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />3 his Manner of Life before the atack of this\r\n        <lb />Disease very temperate. Gave great application\r\n        <lb />to Busness &amp; much given to reading.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />4 had not met with any thing to which could\r\n        <lb />atribute his Disorder, Unless Change of Climate\r\n        <lb />a Diffrant Manner of Life &amp; over Earnest on\r\n        <lb />the Prospect of being Settled in Life,\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />5 his Disease came on very Gradualy for\r\n        <lb />sometime <condition n=\"44\">Melancholy</condition> never seen to smile\r\n        <lb />&amp; Complaind much of a Nervous Disorder\r\n        <lb />which did not aparantly appear always\r\n        <lb />eating his Vituals well, but as to sleeping\r\n        <lb />at that time does not know, was very\r\n        <lb />Unhappy &amp; senseable of his own situation\r\n        <lb />after sometime <symptom n=\"29\">turnd high not Furious\r\n        <lb />but Flighty took false Notions</symptom> but did not\r\n        <lb />Continue on any Particular subject\r\n        <pb n=\"9\" />\r\n        <lb />6 for some Mounths Continued in a Low\r\n        <lb />Dejected state never spoke nor took the\r\n        <lb />Least Notice of any thing seem\'d at times\r\n        <lb />striving to throw it of Cry\'d &amp; Unhappy never\r\n        <lb />as\'kd for any thing eat his Vituals Moderatly\r\n        <lb />always geting a Plain diet</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />7 Nervous <del>Draughts</del> Draughts was given him\r\n        <lb />for sometime without seeming to have\r\n        <lb />any Effect. Being naturally <symptom n=\"24\">Costive</symptom> Physick\r\n        <lb />was often us\'d which required being very\r\n        <lb />strong <treatment n=\"9\">Vomits</treatment> &amp; <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> sometimes</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />8 for six Mounths has been in a very\r\n        <lb />talking humour often varying days sulky\r\n        <lb />others happy with himself Laughing <symptom n=\"71\">thinking\r\n        <lb />himself a great man &amp; many fals Notions</symptom>\r\n        <lb />&amp; when sleep best made him Higher\r\n        <lb />some days turnd as loud in his Discourse\r\n        <lb />that had Occasion for his <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart> being Confind\r\n        <lb />in a Waiscot to keep him more quiet\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"17\">Generaly Continued a day &amp; night together\r\n        <lb />till was quite wore out &amp; for several nights\r\n        <lb />more would not sleep,</symptom>\r\n        <pb n=\"10\" />\r\n        <lb />9 his Situation for a Mounth Past has\r\n        <lb />been quite Diffrent. The only Medcine that\r\n        <lb />has been usd is <ingredient n=\"33\" t=\"3\">Antimonie Disolv\'d in Water</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />two spoonfulls Morning &amp; evening which\r\n        <lb />keeps him Cool &amp; easy, &amp; when sleeps best\r\n        <lb />is always most Calm &amp; Composd takeing\r\n        <lb />a great humour of Dressing himself Powdring\r\n        <lb />his Hair &amp; dressing himself with Flowrs in\r\n        <lb />his hat which seems to Pleas him,\r\n        <lb />&amp; has asked a few quistions as if something\r\n        <lb />to himself two days ago turnd in the\r\n        <lb />same High humour, told his <choice><abbr>ser<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice> he could\r\n        <lb />not help it &amp; the best thing he could do\r\n        <lb />was to Confine him so Continued till was\r\n        <lb />quite wore out, &amp; again became quiet &amp;\r\n        <lb />Dressing himself with flowrs, &amp; digging holes\r\n        <lb />in the Garden</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />10 it is about 16 Mounths since the Disorder\r\n        <lb />begun to come on. Could any thing be thought\r\n        <lb />of by Doctor Cullon that might be a means\r\n        <lb />to his Recovery his friends would Gladly have\r\n        <lb />it tryd.\r\n    </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1314, 2, '2013-04-16 15:38:01', 153),
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The <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> still continued\r\n            <lb />as usual. Saline Juleps, boiled bricks applied to her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />when the <symptom n=\"20\">Chilliness</symptom> came on &amp; a little warm white wine whey\r\n            <lb />with a few drops of <ingredient n=\"38\">hartshorn</ingredient> shortened the duration of the <symptom n=\"20\">cold\r\n                <lb />fitt</symptom> &amp; brought on <symptom n=\"28\">an easy perspiration</symptom> &amp; a solution of\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"45\">soluble tartar</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"76\">manna</ingredient> relieved the <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> These with the\r\n                <lb />Assistance of a little exercise wore off as the summer advanced\r\n            <lb />but the <symptom n=\"24\">Costive habit</symptom> still continues.</p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Last winter &amp; spring her principal Complaints were\r\n            <lb />her former <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> <symptom n=\"17\">watchfullness if she sleeped an\r\n                <lb />hour or two at a time she was not refreshed with it &amp; was\r\n                <lb />not sensible that she had been sleeping</symptom>, A constant pain in\r\n            <lb />her bowels the urine sometimes thin &amp; frequent at other\r\n            <lb />times depositing a Lateritious sediment; she complains\r\n            <lb />much of a <symptom n=\"23\">loss of strength</symptom> without being much <symptom n=\"26\">emaciated</symptom>\r\n            <lb />&amp; her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse is generally low &amp; slow, tho sometimes it varies\r\n            <lb />&amp; turns ten or twelve pulsations in a minute more\r\n                <lb />frequent. </symptom> Early in Spring she was advised to <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" />, &amp; a draught of <ingredient n=\"126\">Almond emulsion</ingredient> at bed time for\r\n            <lb />drink about a fourtnight ago she took a Salt of <ingredient n=\"102\">wormwood</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />draught at bedtime which had the effect of bringing on\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">a gentle easy Perspiration</symptom> since which she has not\r\n            <lb />complained much of her <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> &amp; for some nights sleeps\r\n            <lb />better &amp; was more refreshed. The <symptom n=\"17\">watchfullness</symptom> however\r\n            <lb />continues &amp; the <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> so that there is a necessity of\r\n            <lb />having recourse to <treatment n=\"8\">Injections</treatment> or <action n=\"21\">Laxatives</action>. <action n=\"21\">Lenetive</action>\r\n            <lb />electuary with <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of tartar</ingredient> she has been useing &amp;\r\n            <lb />tho it answers the Intention as an Apperient it gripes her\r\n            <lb />Moderate exercise agrees well with her. She does not\r\n            <lb />disagree with acids in moderation &amp; by <ingredient n=\"84\">Magnesia</ingredient> <unclear>which</unclear>\r\n            <lb />which she has tried not acting as a <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> we have\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />no reason to suspect that an Acidity in the <bodypart n=\"82\">alimentary canal</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />increases her complaints. She tried <ingredient n=\"34\">sulpher</ingredient> with <ingredient n=\"8\">cream\r\n                <lb />of tartar</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"17\">nutmeg</ingredient> some years ago plain <ingredient n=\"34\">sulpher</ingredient> was had\r\n            <lb />at other times all of these answered for a while but soon\r\n            <lb />lost their effect.\r\n        </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />What effects might be expected from a trial of <ingredient n=\"12\">mineral\r\n            <lb />waters</ingredient> and of these which are to be preferred? Or might not\r\n        <lb />a journey to <choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> Glasgow or Carron or any other way that\r\n        <lb />is most agreeable &amp; where there is no Chaunce of bad stages\r\n        <lb />be tried takeing <action n=\"21\">some easy laxative</action> to prevent <symptom n=\"22\">Costiveness</symptom>\r\n    </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Thomson\r\n            <lb />of Charleton.\r\n            <lb />June 1776\r\n            <lb />Vol V<sup><u>th</u></sup> p.25\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1304, 2, '2013-04-17 16:44:59', 69),
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About the 1st of <choice><abbr>Febr<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> there was\r\n        <lb />a much Greater<symptom n=\"46\">Discharge</symptom> of thick Gross matter from his <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> than had\r\n        <lb />been before that, and there was a swelling in some of the <bodypart n=\"84\">Cutaneous\r\n        <lb />Glands</bodypart> under his <bodypart n=\"7\">ears</bodypart>, one of which <symptom n=\"42\">suppurated</symptom>, this Determin\'d me to\r\n        <lb />Give him a <choice><abbr><ingredient n=\"2\">â˜¿ial</ingredient></abbr><expan><ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial</ingredient></expan></choice> bolus at night &amp; a cooling <action n=\"24\">purgative Ptisan</action> next\r\n        <lb />morning. These were repeated once a week, &amp; a large <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> was\r\n        <lb />applied between his shoulders. The Quantity of Matter which came from\r\n        <lb />it realy exceeds credibility; upon its <treatment n=\"29\">Cicatrizing</treatment>, another was applied\r\n        <lb />to the Crown of his <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>, which Was <del>been</del> kept running by Issue Salve\r\n        <lb />till very lately that he was from home for Some Days &amp; had neÂ¬\r\n        <lb />glected it, and has his <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> had been for some time better he has done\r\n        <lb />nothing since: However tho they look better &amp; he finds them stronger\r\n        <lb />Yet he still complains of the <symptom n=\"11\">MuscÃ¦ Volitantes</symptom>, &amp; thinks they rather\r\n        <lb />increase.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />As You mentioned the trial of <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurials</ingredient> when the season\r\n        <lb />turnd warmer, he begs to have your advice as to the use of them or whatÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ever else you may Judge proper for him. Of late he has complained of a\r\n        <lb />soreness on the extremity &amp; edges of his <bodypart n=\"2\">Tongue</bodypart>. I imagine this is only a Topical\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />affection, tho\' the <bodypart n=\"2\">GingivÃ¦</bodypart> are a little Puffy &amp; Swelled also: As his children are\r\n        <lb />at the <ingredient n=\"18\">Salt water</ingredient> he proposed to me Going down &amp; trying a Moderate use of it for\r\n        <lb />a week or Ten Days till such time as we have Your answer, to which I readily\r\n        <lb />consented, tho\' the short time he can spare cannot do much service.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />I shall be very hapy to hear of Your welfare, &amp; I hope soon to hear\r\n        <lb />of the republication of Your lectures on the Materia Medica, for however inÂ¬\r\n        <lb />correctly Your Students had Done it, Yet it was the Most useful thing of the\r\n        <lb />kind for Young Men.<note>When Cullen heard that an edition of his lectures on Materia Medica (pharmacy) had been prepared for the press by some of his former students he threatened legal action but came to a compromise and the book appeared as <i>Lectures on the Materia Medica, as delivered by William Cullen, M. D. Professor of Medicine in the University of Edingburgh. Published by Permission of the Author, And with many Corrections from the Collation of different Manuscripts by the Editors</i> (London: 1772). It was 1789 before Cullen completed and published the revised version he fully endorsed.</note>. The Post leaves me Just time to Conclude <choice><abbr>wt</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> SincerÂ¬\r\n        <lb />est Good wishes <choice><abbr>Dr</abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute>Your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice>  Servant</salute>\r\n        <signed>Jasper Tough</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Kilm<sup>k</sup></abbr><expan>Kilmarnock</expan></choice></dateline> 15th July 1776\r\n    </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />To\r\n        <lb />Dr William Cullen Professor of Medicine\r\n        <lb />in the University of\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Edr</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <lb />Dr Tough. <choice><abbr>Q.</abbr><expan>Query</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />Mr Brown\r\n                <lb />15th July 1776\r\n                <lb />Vol. V<u><sup>th.</sup></u> p. 124\r\n            </annot>\r\n    </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1315, 2, '2013-08-16 17:09:15', 75);
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Spalding\'s Case since\r\n            <lb />last; I suspect from his great <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and the Disease hanging so long about\r\n            <lb />him, that he is in great hazard.</p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Whatever Medecines you may think\r\n            <lb />proper to order, I beg the Prescription\r\n            <lb />may be in such time as that it\r\n            <lb />may be got ready.</p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />A different hand from that which\r\n            <lb />sends the Case has made these Words in a\r\n            <lb />letter to me by the same post \"You\r\n            <lb />cannot Conceive how <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom> pained <symptom n=\"6\">spiritÂ¬\r\n            <lb />less &amp; discouraged</symptom> he is, I am firmly\r\n            <lb />perswaded that D<sup>r</sup>. Cullen knows not how\r\n            <lb />far he is reduced I saw his Prescription\r\n            <lb />this Moment. He talks of Air Exercise\r\n            <lb />&amp;ca. â€“ Impossible attempts in his present Situation\r\n            <lb />but I will not distress you with my fears\r\n            <lb />&amp; forebodings.\" The above is from\r\n            <lb />a Clergyman of Sense &amp; Spirit by no\r\n            <lb />means apt to be apprehensive</p>\r\n       <closer>\r\n           <salute>\r\n               <lb />I am\r\n               <lb /><choice><abbr>DD yrs &amp;c</abbr><expan>Dear Doctor yours &amp;c</expan></choice>\r\n           </salute>\r\n           <signed>James Fraser</signed>\r\n       </closer>\r\n       <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup>. Cullen\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n                <annot>\r\n                    <lb />Case\r\n                    <lb />of\r\n                    <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Spalding Gordon\r\n                    <lb />June 1776 &amp;c\r\n                    <lb />Vol. V<sup><u>th</u></sup> p. 76\r\n                </annot>\r\n\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<handShift />\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <head>Mr Spalding Gordons Case continued</head>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Since the last of the 26<sup>th</sup>. M<sup>r</sup>. Spaldings <symptom n=\"15\">pulse from 64 to\r\n                <lb />92 mostly low and depressed</symptom>, the pain of the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> a little\r\n                <lb />abated, the <symptom n=\"133\">stiffness</symptom> and pain in the <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> much the\r\n                <lb />same. On the 29<sup>th</sup>. The <symptom n=\"62\">Inflamation</symptom> of his <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart>\r\n                <lb />became worse and continued to increase till the 2<sup>d</sup>.\r\n                <lb />of July at which time it ran pretty high, continued\r\n                <lb />very <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> having voided nothing but indurated\r\n                <lb />fÃ¦ces. On <choice><abbr>s<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>said</expan></choice> 2<sup>d.</sup> of July gave him a doze of the <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor\r\n                    <lb />oil</ingredient> as directed which gave two stools by day and two\r\n                <lb />by night, said Evening applied five <treatment n=\"14\">leaches</treatment> to the\r\n                <lb />outer angles of the <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> which took Effect and\r\n                <lb />in a few hours gave the most sensible Relief and\r\n                <lb />abatement of the <symptom n=\"62\">inflamation</symptom>, but being <symptom n=\"17\">quite\r\n                    <lb />restless in the Course of the night</symptom> the <symptom n=\"62\">inflamation</symptom>\r\n                <lb />is again somewhat increased today, his <symptom n=\"6\">spirits very\r\n                    <lb />low</symptom>, <symptom n=\"15\">his pulse at 80 in the morning, now 84</symptom>, his\r\n                <lb />urine still deposites a large quantity of sediment as\r\n                <lb />Before. The <ingredient n=\"54\">soap</ingredient> Lineament has been used as\r\n                <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n                <lb />ordered, has yet given very little Relief. These some\r\n                <lb />days past have given from 25 to 50 <del>of the</del> drops of\r\n                <lb />the cordial <ingredient n=\"28\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Castor</ingredient> occasionally and Today\r\n                <lb />added five drops of liquid <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>, he complaining\r\n                <lb />of uneasiness on his <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart>. He is much <symptom n=\"54\">deÂ¬\r\n                <lb />bilitate</symptom>, <symptom n=\"8\">takes little food</symptom> and <symptom n=\"17\">sleeps little</symptom>.</p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />N. B. His <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> throughout the whole week has\r\n                <lb />been cool and temperate. The <condition n=\"36\">Collirium</condition> last\r\n                <lb />ordered is expended and none of the surgeons in\r\n                <lb />this neighbourhood can supply it therefore that\r\n                <lb />or whatever else may be ordered might be sent\r\n                <lb />out by post. â€“ The <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> in his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> has still been\r\n                <lb />kept open.\r\n            </p>\r\n            <closer>\r\n                <dateline>Wednesday July 3<sup>d.</sup> 8 oClock <u><choice><abbr>Even<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>Evening</expan></choice></u></dateline>\r\n            </closer></div>\r\n    <div>\r\n            <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <handShift />\r\n                    <annot>\r\n                        <lb />Case\r\n                        <lb />of\r\n                        <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Spalding Gordon\r\n                        <lb />July 3<sup>d.</sup> <u>1776</u>\r\n                        <lb />5.\r\n                    </annot>\r\n            </p>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1305, 2, '2013-04-16 12:43:10', 85),
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<symptom n=\"40\">Gripes</symptom> which continued for some Days &amp;\r\n        <lb />the <symptom n=\"3\">Vomiting</symptom> left her; She had by that time\r\n        <lb />found out that a Butt of Toasted Bread &amp; white\r\n        <lb />Currant Wine (which had a considerable degree\r\n        <lb />of sweetness altho it had been well fermented)\r\n        <lb />agree\'d pretty well with her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, she in\r\n        <lb />a manner lived on that for 3 weeks &amp; had\r\n        <lb />no throwing up, she us\'d a great Deal of\r\n        <lb />Exercise both <add place=\"above\">in</add> walking &amp; Rideing, I also\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />got her to make use of the <ingredient n=\"5\">AsafÅ“tida</ingredient> <treatment n=\"6\">Glysters</treatment>\r\n        <lb />with Bathing, Rubbing, &amp; Keepping her\r\n        <lb />lower <bodypart n=\"52\">Extreamitys</bodypart> Warm, but still <condition n=\"8\">no\r\n        <lb />appearance of Menstruation</condition>, as long as\r\n        <lb />she continued taking the Bread &amp; Wine only,\r\n        <lb />the <symptom n=\"3\">Vomiting</symptom> did not recurr, but whenever\r\n        <lb />she began to use any other Diet especially if\r\n        <lb />more than one mouthfull her <symptom n=\"61\">squeamishÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ness</symptom> immediatly return\'d, &amp; this happens\r\n        <lb />equally whether she eats with an appetite\r\n        <lb />or not. â€“â€“ She is extreamly fond of Berrys\r\n        <lb />&amp; Green\'s from the Garden which never fails\r\n        <lb />to reproach her again for medling with them\r\n        <lb />I believe an advice from you on that Head\r\n        <lb />may be pay\'d more attention to than comming\r\n        <lb />from me as she is very wilfull &amp; not easily\r\n        <lb />persuaded to use either Means or take Medicines.\r\n        <lb />She has frequently tryd the <ingredient n=\"14\">Opeats</ingredient> both\r\n        <lb />before &amp; after a mail but without Effect\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />she has taken 60 Drops of the Mixture of <ingredient n=\"123\"><choice><abbr>Sp<sup>t</sup>:</abbr><expan>Spiritus</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Lavendul:</abbr><expan>Lavendulae</expan></choice></ingredient> comp<sup>t</sup>. part. ij <ingredient n=\"58\">Tinctur: Thebaic</ingredient> port. j\r\n        <lb />without any other Effect than postponeing the\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"3\">throwing up</symptom> for an hour or more.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />She has taken a Desire to try a very good\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"12\">steell water</ingredient> that is at no great Distance from\r\n        <lb />this place, I have encouraged her in it, and\r\n        <lb />advised her to continue <add place=\"above\">at the same Time</add> her rideing &amp; other\r\n        <lb />means you have already recommended. â€“\r\n        <lb />She is at present perhaps a little stronger,\r\n        <lb />looking better, &amp; her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomack</bodypart> not altogether\r\n        <lb />so <symptom n=\"61\">squeamish</symptom> as formerly, she is also in a more\r\n        <lb />natural way as to her <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>, but in other\r\n        <lb />Respects the same as when you saw her.</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Your farther Advice as to the above very\r\n        <lb />particular Case is earnestly desired by one\r\n        <lb />who is with great Respect &amp; Regard\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute>\r\n            <lb />Dear Sir,\r\n            <lb />your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />&amp; humble servant\r\n        </salute>\r\n        <signed>Alex<sup>r</sup>: Copland</signed>\r\n        <dateline>Dumfries July 5<sup>th</sup> 1776</dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    <postscript>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />P. S. We have got very little done as to the\r\n            <lb />Infirmary Scheme,<note>This is firm proof of Copland\'s hitherto suspected role in supporting his colleague Dr John Gilchrist, in the founding of Dumfries Infirmary in 1776. See Gordon Irving, <i>Dumfries and Galloway Royal Infirmary; the First Two Hundred Years 1776-1977</i> (Dumfries: 1977).</note> only that our leading\r\n            <lb />people have receiv\'d it warmly &amp; given us\r\n            <lb />promises of Effectual Assistance. â€“â€“\r\n        </p>\r\n    </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Copland\r\n                <lb />&amp;\r\n                <lb />Miss Marshall\r\n                <lb />5<sup>th</sup> July 1776\r\n                <lb />Vol V<sup>th</sup> p. 38\r\n            </annot>\r\n\r\n    </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1306, 11, '2014-10-06 19:24:52', 80),
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If this is found to give no\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> or uneasiness in the <bodypart n=\"2\">Mouth</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> the\r\n            <lb />dose may be increased to a large tea spoonfull &amp;\r\n            <lb />afterwards by half a tea spoonfull at a time till\r\n            <lb />he can take three or four <del><unclear>spoonfulls</unclear></del> spoonfulls at\r\n            <lb />once. As the dose of the solution is increased it may\r\n <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />be proper also to increse the quantity of broth <del><unclear>that</unclear></del>\r\n            <lb />that is taken with it but it need not be ever more\r\n            <lb />than half a muchkin. The broth may be made of any\r\n            <lb />bit of lean or sinewy veal &amp; any fat that cast up is to\r\n            <lb />be taken of. It ought not to have any Rice of Barley or\r\n            <lb />Garden thing boiled in it. If more broth is made at once\r\n            <lb />than serves in one day. What is kept ought to be cooled\r\n            <lb />suddenly set by in a cool place &amp; never kept longer\r\n            <lb />than 24 hours or thereby. <del>W</del> When this Medicine is\r\n            <lb />taken M<sup>r</sup> Gordon should not take wine or any kind <unclear>of</unclear>\r\n            <lb />malt liquors but keep strictly to Brandy or Rum &amp;\r\n            <lb />water with no sowring &amp; very little sugar.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />His diet is to be such as formerly advised taking modeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rately of garden things &amp; avoiding fruit of all kinds\r\n            <lb />If he shall be liable to <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> <ingredient n=\"53\">a little soap</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />is the best Remedy if such a small quantity <add place=\"above\">as</add> does not\r\n            <lb />disturb his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> will answer for keeping <add place=\"above\">him</add> regular\r\n            <lb />but if it does not he must have recourse to <ingredient n=\"34\">sulphur</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />as formerly advised.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />While this Remedy is employed gentle exercise\r\n            <lb />either in a chaise on horseback or in a boat will be\r\n            <lb />of service but let his motion on horseback or in a\r\n            <lb />chaise be always smooth &amp; easy.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This Remedy is to be taken for a month &amp; no longer\r\n            <lb />but <unclear>as</unclear> an intermission for the sametime or a\r\n            <lb />little longer he may take another course of it.\r\n        </p>\r\n         <p>    \r\n            <lb />During the use of it &amp; for a little after let the\r\n            <lb />Urine be observed &amp; the changes of it marked.\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n\r\n</body>', 30, 2, '2012-09-17 23:30:19', 185),
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When she has taken these for six days togeather let\r\n        <lb />her take at bedtime five of the <action n=\"21\">Laxative Pills</action> &amp; omitt the\r\n        <lb />Powder next morning\r\n      </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n          <lb />3. In a day or two after she must again begin to the\r\n          <lb />Powders &amp; having taken other six she must then take\r\n          <lb />the second dose of Pills.\r\n      </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4.    In a day or two after this second course is finished\r\n            <lb />she may begin to the Electuary &amp; take the bigness of a\r\n            <lb />Nutmeg twice a day &amp; continue it for two or three weeks.\r\n        </p> \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />5.    During the use of the Electuary she must carefully\r\n            <lb />avoid taking much Exercise Much Walking &amp; more esÂ¬ \r\n            <lb />pecialy Dancing is very bad for her.\r\n        </p> \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />6.    Her diet should be of a middling kind but rather light while\r\n            <lb />she is talking the Powders or Pills she should take very\r\n            <lb />sparingly of Garden things but as soon as the course\r\n            <lb />of Powders is over the Garden things will be very Proper\r\n            <lb />Her drink should be toast water with sometimes a little\r\n            <lb />wine in it Strong wines except with a great deal of\r\n            <lb />water are very bad Malt Liquors of any kind are not\r\n            <lb />good for her   \r\n        </p> \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />7 Nothing is more necessary for Miss Kers health\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />            \r\n            <lb />than keeping good hours both Evening and morning.       \r\n        </p>  \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />8.    Wher Miss Ker has taken the Electuary for some days\r\n            <lb />and not before she may begin to take the Cold Bath\r\n            <lb />either in a River or in the sea\r\n        </p>           \r\n        <closer><dateline>May 20 1765</dateline><signed>WC</signed></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n</body>', 31, 2, '2012-09-17 23:35:13', 185),
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Nothing is more necessary and proper than\r\n        <lb />frequent gentle Exercise on horse<add place=\"above\">back</add> or in a Carriage and I earÂ¬\r\n    <lb />nestly wish she may in this way employ the season while\r\n    <lb />it lasts. I depend much upon exercise and Regimen but some\r\n    <lb />Medicines may also be necessary and such as I think so I have\r\n    <lb />ordered, on the other page. If any thing occurs in the use of\r\n    <lb />these <del>things</del> or <add place=\"above\">in</add> the further course of her Complaints that you\r\n    <lb />please to Communicate I shall be ready to give you the best\r\n    <lb />advice I can being with great respect M<sup>rs</sup> Selby and S.<sup>r</sup> Your\r\n    <lb />most obedient servant.</p><closer><signed><u>Wiliam Cullen</u></signed></closer> \r\n</div>\r\n    <div><head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Selby</head>\r\n        <recipe><choice><orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"163\">Flor. Baulaust.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s\r\n    <lb />affunde Aq. Bullient. unc. iv, macera per Horas\r\n    <lb />Duodecim, et Colatura adde.\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"108\">Sp<sup>t</sup>. Vitriol. tenuis</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n            <lb />Signa <action n=\"31\">strenthening</action> Tincture a teaspoonfull to\r\n    <lb />be taken in a glass of water about an hour before Dinner\r\n    <lb />every day.</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"163\">Pomegranate Flowers</ingredient>, pour on four ounces of boiling water, infuse for twelve hours, and add to the strainings half an ounce of thin <ingredient n=\"108\">Spirit of Vitriol</ingredient>. Label: <action n=\"31\">strenthening</action> Tincture a teaspoonfull to be taken in a glass of water about an hour before Dinner every day.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <recipe><choice><orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. Peruv.</ingredient> contus Ê’ii\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamona.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s\r\n        <lb />affunde aq. Bullient lbi, macera per\r\n        <lb />Horas duodecim, et per Chartam, Cola.\r\n            <lb />Colatura adde <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tinct, Cort, Peruv,</ingredient> â„¥ii\r\n            <lb />Signa <action n=\"31\">Stren<add place=\"below\">g</add>thening</action> Infusion four table spoonfulls to be\r\n            <lb />taken an hour before dinner &amp; supper the first immediateÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ly after the dose of the above Tincture</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take two drachms of crushed <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>, and half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient>. Pour over one pint of boiling water, infuse for twelve hours, and strain through paper. Add to the strainings two ounces of <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Peruvian Bark</ingredient>. Label: <action n=\"31\">Stren<add place=\"below\">g</add>thening</action> Infusion four table spoonfulls to be taken an hour before dinner &amp; supper the first immediately after the dose of the above Tincture</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n    <closer><signed>WillW.C.</signed>\r\n    <dateline>27 July 1769</dateline></closer>\r\n        <postscript><lb />N.B. If a tea spoonful of the Tincture makes the Glass\r\n    <lb />of Water too sharp the Tincture may be diminished or the water encrease<supplied>d</supplied></postscript></div></body>\r\n', 67, 2, '2012-09-19 15:37:45', 146);
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Knox\r\n            <lb/>which tho not dangerous is<add place=\"above\">from its long continouance</add> likely to be very\r\n            <lb/>obstinate and difficult to cure but I shall give\r\n            <lb/>you my best opinion. <add place=\"above\">N.1.</add> I believe it does not deÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>pend upon the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> and therefore would\r\n            <lb/>not fatgue her with fruitless <treatment n=\"9\">vomits</treatment> <add place=\"above\"><u>and <ingredient n=\"113\">bitters</ingredient></u></add> but if aÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>mongst the <ingredient n=\"113\">bitters</ingredient> she has formerly employed\r\n            <lb/><del>if</del> She has never taken the <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> in any\r\n            <lb/>quantity there is still hopes from this remedy.\r\n            <lb/>If you can observe that the pain tho pretty conÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>stant has its exacerbations or greatest severity\r\n            <lb/>at <add place=\"above\">regularly</add> a certain time of day you may conclude it\r\n            <lb/>of an intermittent nature and to be relieved by\r\n            <lb/>the <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> especially if M<sup>rs</sup>. Knox has <add place=\"above\">also</add> some feelings\r\n    <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>that denounce the approach fo the pain and\r\n            <lb/>there<subst><del>fore</del><add place=\"above\">by</add></subst> mark the opportunity of<del>or</del> giving the\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient>, <subst><del>as</del><add place=\"above\">for indeed</add></subst> after the pain <subst><del>is</del><add place=\"above\">has</add></subst> once taken its\r\n            <lb/>seat <subst><del>if</del><add place=\"above\">tho <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient></add></subst> will be too late. If therefore such\r\n            <lb/>circumstances and opportunity take place\r\n            <lb/>in this case, let the <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> be given beginning\r\n            <lb/>early in the morning and continuing to give\r\n            <lb/>it as frequently as her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> will bear\r\n            <lb/>till noon or two hours after it. Nothing less\r\n            <lb/>than half an ounce taken in the course of a\r\n            <lb/>forenoon can be of service and if she can take\r\n            <lb/>more it will better secure the effect, <del>and</del> It will\r\n            <lb/>be right to repeat the same <add place=\"above\">quantity</add> the next day if\r\n            <lb/>the pain has still kept off. In this way I have\r\n            <lb/>had success in cases which had continued\r\n            <lb/>long and seemed very obstinate but I must own\r\n            <lb/>that where there is no regular exacerbation nor\r\n            <lb/>descernment of the approach, the <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> is of no\r\n            <lb/>service. In such cases I have sometimes succeeded\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>by aperpetual <subst><del>ifoue</del><add place=\"above\"><treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment></add></subst> on the <bodypart n=\"1\">crown of the head</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>ke<del>e</del>pt open for a long time. In some other cases\r\n            <lb/>I have had remarkable success with the\r\n            <lb/>following external application \r\n            <handShift/><add place=\"above\">ordered below.</add>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice><orig>\r\n                    <lb/>â„ž Spir. Vin. rect.\r\n                    <lb/>â„¥iv <ingredient n=\"14\">Opij</ingredient> Ê’ij. Solve <unclear>s.a.</unclear> et colaturae adde <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient>. â„¥fs. Sig. <ingredient n=\"34\" t=\"1\">Anodyne\r\n                    <lb/>Tincture</ingredient>. A <treatment n=\"49\">compress</treatment> of Linnen four fold of the Size of an inch Square to be\r\n                    <lb/>dipt in this and applied to the <bodypart n=\"63\">temple</bodypart> upon the coming on of the pain\r\n                </orig>\r\n                    <reg>Take four ounces of <ingredient n=\"369\">rectified alcohol</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"14\">opium</ingredient> and dissolve <unclear> according to the art</unclear> and strain, \r\n                        add half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"23\">camphor</ingredient>, label <ingredient n=\"34\" t=\"1\">\"Anodyne Tincture\"</ingredient>. A <treatment n=\"49\">compress of Linnen</treatment> four fold of \r\n                        the Size of an inch Square to be dipt in this and applied to the <bodypart n=\"63\">temple</bodypart> upon the coming on of the pain</reg>\r\n                </choice>\r\n            </recipe>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"margin\">â€ .</add>  W.C. \r\n            <handShift/>I shall be glade to find that\r\n            <lb/>any of these measures prove usefull to M<sup>rs</sup>.\r\n            <lb/>Knox. Whichever of them are employed it will\r\n            <lb/>still be necessary for her to guard against the\r\n            <lb/>occasional Causes which her own experience\r\n            <lb/>must have directed her to Observe and I must\r\n            <lb/>know more of these and other circumstances\r\n            <lb/>of her case in order to advise more positively\r\n            <lb/><del>and</del> Upon further Information you may depend\r\n            <lb/>upon my attention in advising for her as well\r\n            <lb/>as I can\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><handShift/>\r\n            <add place=\"margin\">X</add> It is on one hand to avoid <symptom n=\"24\">fullness</symptom> &amp; irritation from animal\r\n            <lb/>food and on the other hand to avoid the too much acescency\r\n            <lb/>and weakening power of vegetables. I will only add one\r\n            <lb/>word more to avoid his being misled by the Doctors in fashion\r\n         <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n            <lb/>and that is that well leavened bread may <add place=\"above\">with advantage</add> be a large part of\r\n            <lb/>his diet.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"margin\">â€ .</add> The <treatment n=\"49\">compress</treatment> may be moistened again and applied in an\r\n            <lb/>hour or two after but no more for that day and I would\r\n            <lb/>not wish to repeat this application too often. It will\r\n            <lb/>soon discover how far it is suited to the disease and must\r\n            <lb/>accordingly be guided by your discretion\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 828, 3, '2013-04-24 16:38:52', 126),
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I am ready\r\n            <lb />to believe the compl<subst><del>ime</del><add place=\"above\">ai</add></subst>nts  you feel are <condition n=\"3\">gouty</condition> and\r\n            <lb />I hope the <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> taken last night has been\r\n            <lb />of service but you must at same time take care\r\n            <lb />the passage of your <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> be kept clear. If it is not\r\n            <lb />quite so you must take a medicine that will open\r\n            <lb />your <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> without <add place=\"above\">much</add> <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment>. <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum Guaiac</ingredient> made into\r\n            <lb />a draught will be on<add place=\"above\">e</add> of the Best. If the pains further\r\n            <lb />threaten your <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> take the Bolus on\r\n            <lb />t\'other page at bedtime for some nights together. If\r\n            <lb />without much pain some disorder continues in your\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> take the Stomachic Tincture also on t\'other page\r\n            <lb />but the most material precaution of all is to keep your\r\n            <lb />feet warm, keep at home when the wind is in the least\r\n            <lb />cold &amp; take care of your <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> both with regard\r\n            <lb />to meats &amp; drink in which I believe your former\r\n            <lb />experience will direct. I give these advices as well as\r\n            <lb />I can from what you tell me but circumstances may\r\n            <lb />change &amp; require other measures so if you are not quite\r\n            <lb />well I shall expect to hear from you again. I am\r\n            <lb />with very great regard <choice><abbr>&amp;cc</abbr><expan>and so forth</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />PS. Take notice that the most of my advice proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ceeds upon the supposition of no <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> or <symptom n=\"15\">frequency\r\n            <lb />in your pulse</symptom> for if there is, more caution must be\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />be used with respect to these warm remedies particulal<add place=\"above\">l</add>y the\r\n            <lb />tincture. The bolus is in that respect more safe.\r\n        </postscript>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"195\">Sal. vol</ingredient> C.C. @ gr iij\r\n                    <lb />Theriac Androm Ê’Å¿s\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. Simpl.</ingredient> q.s. ut f. Bolus\r\n                    <lb />Stomachicus\r\n                    <lb />Sum <ingredient n=\"23\">Camph</ingredient> tum <ingredient n=\"195\">Sal. vol</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb />dosis augari possunt <unclear>y dro</unclear>\r\n                    <lb />renata ad gr. v.vij vel x\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take three grains apiece of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"195\">Sal. Volatile</ingredient>, a half drachm of Andromeda theriac\r\n                    add a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">simple syrup</ingredient> to taste and let it be made into a stomachaic bolus.  Then add doses of both <ingredient n=\"23\">camphor</ingredient>\r\n                    and <ingredient n=\"195\">volatile salts</ingredient> <unclear>through an amount equal to five, seven, then ten grains until they are visible</unclear>. \r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tinct. Cort. 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(445, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1265\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1265] From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN] / Regarding: Mr James Hill (Patient) / 20 April 1776 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2014-10-13\">13 October 2014</date> Last updated by Luca Guariento</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2012-08-01\">1 August 2012</date> XML file created by Jenny Bann</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n<body>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Our friend Mr Hill is at present in a bad situation\r\n            <lb/>His complaints are <condition n=\"47\">calculous</condition> he imagines, but I\r\n            <lb/>think there is reason likewise to apprehend <condition n=\"32\">an\r\n            <lb/>ulcer of the <bodypart n=\"56\">bladder</bodypart></condition>. Among other things I advised\r\n            <lb/>him to try the <ingredient n=\"61\">Uva Ursi</ingredient>; this he wishes to do,\r\n            <lb/>but as we have had no proper experience of it here,\r\n            <lb/>we wish to know from D<sup>r</sup> Cullen how far it is to\r\n            <lb/>be depended on &amp; to what quantity given. Be so\r\n            <lb/>good as to enquire at the D<sup>r</sup> and let me know soon.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>J. G.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1265, 11, '2014-10-13 15:46:45', 17),
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I proceed upon these principles.\r\n            <lb />Whenever there is any doubt about Lord Daers health I think\r\n            <lb />the security of his health is to be preferred to every other consiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />deration but when there is no question of his health I think\r\n            <lb />the best plan for his education or what is to render him an ornaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ment to his country and a comfort to his family is to be anxiously\r\n            <lb />studied. Proceeding upon these principles I am happy to\r\n            <lb />say that there is at present no more question about his Lordships\r\n            <lb />health than that of any other young man of his age and conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />stitution. With regard to his time of life and state of growing\r\n            <lb />there is always some doubt, but I have much less doubt than\r\n            <lb />I had of Lord Daer. The cold of last spring tho it gave me\r\n            <lb />the utmost anxiety at the time, gives me now more confidence\r\n            <lb />in his constitution and the accident of the <condition n=\"103\">Influenza</condition> serves to\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />confirm my opinion. In short I am clear that the consiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />deration of Lord Daers health need go no farther than to\r\n            <lb />so much discretion as may avoid what might be hurtful to\r\n            <lb />any body but that it should not go so far as to interfere\r\n            <lb />with the best plans of Education. What this should be it\r\n            <lb />is not my province to determine. I will only venture to\r\n            <lb />say that Lord Daers time of life can hardly admit of any\r\n            <lb />delay in his prosecuting and applying to certain studies\r\n            <lb />which I believe may be prosecuted as well, perhaps better\r\n            <lb />in Scotland than any where else and tho it is not very good\r\n            <lb />I believe there is nothing in <add place=\"above\">the climate of</add> Scotland incompatible with\r\n            <lb />Lord Daers health. I have the honour to be with\r\n            <lb />the utmost respect and regard\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Madam\r\n                <lb />Your Ladyship\'s\r\n                <lb />most faithfull, most obedient\r\n                <lb />and most humble servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 8<sup>th</sup> August 1782</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 616, 2, '2013-06-12 12:16:04', 32),
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or only the fat,\r\n        <lb />leaving its membranous parts to be thickened\r\n        <lb />&amp; Extended in the manner I mentioned\r\n        <lb />above?\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />The other <bodypart n=\"60\">Viscera</bodypart> were in very good\r\n        <lb />plight - I need not be particular -\r\n        <lb />There were no Adhesions in the <bodypart n=\"40\">Thorax</bodypart>\r\n         <lb />more than are usually met with -\r\n        <lb />nor no concretions in the <bodypart n=\"42\">Heart</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"57\">large\r\n        <lb />Vessels</bodypart> but what were less than might\r\n        <lb />be expected from the last Days illness.\r\n        <lb />By the bye I know not if you are inform\'d\r\n        <lb />that he passed the last Days of his Life much in\r\n        <lb />the open Air carried on his Couch, with his\r\n        <lb />usual quick Eye &amp; bold Voice - He felt his\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"12\">breathing</symptom> less free when confined within Walls\r\n        <lb />&amp; being push\'d in his chair thro\' the gallery\r\n        <lb />next morning, suddenly cried He was dying\r\n        \r\n   <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb />made himself be carried to his Room\r\n            <lb />&amp; in ten minutes expir\'d with a few\r\n            <lb />very easy fetches --\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n   \r\n            <lb />There were no <condition n=\"39\">Worms</condition> found \r\n        in the \r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"69\">Intestine</bodypart> ---\r\n            \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n            <lb />The <bodypart n=\"42\">Heart was larger than the proportion\r\n            <lb />to such a body, but not thinner - the Columnae abundantly strong</bodypart>.\r\n                \r\n     </p>\r\n                \r\n            <closer>\r\n                \r\n                <salute>\r\n           \r\n                 <lb /><choice><abbr>Dr Dr</abbr><expan>Dear Doctor</expan></choice>\r\n                    I beg your forgiveness &amp; am\r\n                 <lb />very sincerely yours &amp;c\r\n                 \r\n                </salute>\r\n                \r\n                <signed>A. Stevenson</signed> \r\n            \r\n            </closer>\r\n    \r\n</div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>1769</annot>\r\n            \r\n    </div>  \r\n    \r\n</body>\r\n    \r\n    ', 803, 2, '2012-10-16 16:16:02', 136);
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Six <choice><abbr>Eng<sup>l.</sup></abbr><expan>English</expan></choice> \r\n   gallons or 12 Scotch pints of\r\n    <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> pipe\r\n    <lb/>water to be put into the Cylinder &amp; immediately or\r\n    <lb/>not a quarter of an hour before the person is to\r\n    <lb/>take the bath, add to the cold water in the Cylinder\r\n    <lb/>3 Scots pints of <choice><abbr>boil<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>boiling</expan></choice>\r\n    water to be mixed a little \r\n    <lb/>with the hand or otherwise.\r\n    \r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n    \r\n    <p>\r\n       \r\n    \r\n    <lb/>2 Every day afterwards the same <choice><abbr>q<sup>ty</sup></abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> \r\n       of cold water\r\n    <lb/>is to be employed but the boiling is to be diminiÂ¬\r\n    <lb/>shed by Â½ an <choice><abbr>Eng<sup>l.</sup></abbr><expan>English</expan></choice> \r\n       pint every day &amp; this dimiÂ¬\r\n<lb />nition to be continued every day till the water\r\n    <lb/>come to be employed quite cold. 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Knox came to hand in due time. He and I are both much oblig\'d\r\n           <lb/>for the attention you were pleased to bestow on his case my dependance\r\n           <lb/>is great on your Judgement, you therefore may rely on having your\r\n           <lb/>directions attended to with the utmost punctuality. Here it\'s proper to\r\n           <lb/>observe to you that <add place=\"above\">a</add> matter of great moment rendered it necessary for\r\n           <lb/>him to come to London, and to attend him was my only business\r\n           <lb/>here. As he had laid aside the use of the \r\n<action n=\"12\"><choice><abbr>Diuret:</abbr><expan>Diuretic</expan></choice></action> remedies, I ordered\r\n           <lb/>for him in Ireland, and in consequence of sitting constantly in\r\n           <lb/>a carriage during a journey of near 300 Miles, He had a return\r\n           <lb/>of the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> in his <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> on his arrival here, on this and not\r\n           <lb/>receiving your Letter as soon as we expected He had a consultation\r\n      <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n           <lb/>of Physicians here, the result of which was this entire approbation of\r\n           <lb/>the course laid downe by me, &amp; recommending a continuance of it as the\r\n           <lb/>most unlikely means of effecting a cure, He imediately resumed the use of\r\n           <lb/>the remedies, and they have answered my expectations fully, as the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom>\r\n           <lb/>is entirely removed from one <bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart>, and scarcely perceptible in the other\r\n           <lb/>The Gentlemen seemed inclined to attribute the <condition n=\"16\">Dropsical <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom></condition> to\r\n           <lb/>an <symptom n=\"24\">obstruction</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"44\">Liver</bodypart>, for my part tho I cou\'d not not deny the\r\n           <lb/>possibility or indeed the probability of an affection in the <bodypart n=\"44\">Liver</bodypart> still\r\n           <lb/>I did not think it sufficient to produce a <condition n=\"16\">dropsy</condition>, and was confirmed in\r\n           <lb/>my oppinion by it\'s easy removal by remedies that were not designed\r\n           <lb/>to act imediately on the <bodypart n=\"44\">Liver</bodypart>, or resolve any <symptom n=\"24\">obstruction</symptom>, &amp; I think\r\n           <lb/>it\'s removal a second time a confirmation of my oppinion.\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>You are very kind in your wishes for my health, the state of which I assure\r\n           <lb/>is far from being tolerable, I desired giving you an account of it untill\r\n           <lb/>I <choice><abbr>rec<sup>d</sup>.</abbr><expan>received</expan></choice> your last favor: You are already acquainted with my Habit of Body,\r\n           <lb/>in which there is no other change than my <symptom n=\"115\">growing very fatt, tho I take\r\n           <lb/>a great deal of exercise</symptom>, I have ever been a temperate Liver, and enjoyed\r\n           <lb/>from the time I left <choice><abbr>Edinb<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> an uninterrupted state of good Health,\r\n           <lb/>untill Last August when I was called to see a Gentleman in a dangerous\r\n  <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n           <lb/><condition n=\"104\">Putrid Fever</condition>, I was at the distance of 40 Miles when sent for, and rode\r\n           <lb/>to him by night, it rained almost the whole way, and I got wet in my <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart>\r\n           <lb/>on my arrival I found the family in great distress and had it not in my\r\n           <lb/>power to shift for halfe an Hour. the next day I perceived a slight uneasiness\r\n           <lb/>in my <bodypart n=\"67\">forehead</bodypart> which continued (without any great encrease) for six days\r\n           <lb/>after (It is here necessary to observe that for the first time in my Life,\r\n           <lb/>I became timorous &amp; headed I had been <condition n=\"72\">infected</condition> by the Gentleman)\r\n           <lb/>on my return home (the 6<sup>th</sup>. May) I became very heavy was seized with\r\n           <lb/><symptom n=\"97\">Horripilations</symptom>, became <symptom n=\"34\">highly feverish</symptom>, <symptom n=\"21\"><bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> Hot</symptom>: <symptom n=\"68\">thirst great</symptom>: <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse 130</symptom>\r\n           <lb/>imadiately on going to Bed <symptom n=\"28\">the most profuse sweat</symptom> I ever saw broke\r\n           <lb/>out and continued without the least diminution for 24 Hourse after it\r\n           <lb/>I found my <condition n=\"10\">Fever</condition> entirely subdued (<symptom n=\"15\">Pulse downe to 64</symptom>) but still had\r\n           <lb/>the same uneasiness in my <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>, after a few days confinement, I was\r\n           <lb/>sent for to see a Patient at about 30 Miles distance &amp; as I had no other\r\n           <lb/>complaint than the slight pain in my <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>, I rode it in one day, as\r\n           <lb/>soon as I got there I again became <symptom n=\"34\">highly feverish</symptom> &amp; <treatment n=\"1\">got myselfe largely\r\n           <lb/>blooded</treatment>, &amp; on giving into Bed a <symptom n=\"28\">sweat equally profuse</symptom> with the\r\n           <lb/>former came on, &amp; continued without remission for 3 days, after it\r\n           <lb/>my <condition n=\"10\">Fever</condition> disapeared, but still the Pain in my <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart> continued\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n       <pb n=\"4\"/> \r\n           <lb/>On my  return Home suspecting it might be owing to my <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n           <lb/><treatment n=\"9\">I took two or three vomits</treatment> which <illegible w=\"3\"/> to me, as the pain\r\n           <lb/>was but slight I continued riding as usual, but <symptom n=\"8\">my appetite became\r\n           <lb/>bad</symptom> <symptom n=\"6\">my spirits very low</symptom>, and I had at night a <symptom n=\"15\">constant frequency\r\n           <lb/>of Pulse</symptom>, a <condition n=\"104\">Putrid Epidemic</condition> prevailed in the Country I was daily\r\n           <lb/>called upon and had the greatest temor &amp; apprehension of the <condition n=\"10\">Fever</condition>,\r\n           <lb/>as I every night suspected I had got a fresh <condition n=\"72\">infection</condition>, to which\r\n           <lb/>I attributed the <symptom n=\"15\">frequency of Pulse</symptom>. In this situation I continued untill\r\n           <lb/>8 o\'clock, when finding I had no settled <condition n=\"10\">Fever</condition>, &amp; harrassed with appreÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>hensions I resolved I wou\'d neither feel or reckon my <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse</symptom> for the\r\n           <lb/>future, the pain continued daily and apeared to me to the superficial\r\n           <lb/>affecting only the <bodypart n=\"1\">Integuments of the Head</bodypart> mostly on the <bodypart n=\"35\">left. Parietal Bone</bodypart>\r\n           <lb/>towards January it became more deep seated &amp; violent on this I <treatment n=\"4\">blistered\r\n           <lb/>my <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart></treatment> &amp; <bodypart n=\"11\">Shoulders</bodypart> without any advantages, &amp; afterwards <treatment n=\"1\">got about\r\n               <lb/>12 <choice><abbr>oz</abbr><expan>ounces</expan></choice> of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> taken from the <bodypart n=\"57\">Temporal Artery</bodypart></treatment>. &amp; with very little benefit\r\n           <lb/>I indeed thought my selfe easier for two or 3 days, <treatment n=\"1\">I got <add place=\"above\">it</add> repeated twice</treatment>\r\n           <lb/>after with as little advantage. I remained nearly in this situation\r\n           <lb/>untill last May when I came to Dublin, I commenced a course of \r\n<choice><abbr>herb<sup>l.</sup></abbr><expan>herbal</expan></choice>\r\n           <lb/>remedies: As: <ingredient n=\"5\">Assafotid</ingredient>: <ingredient n=\"22\">Valerian</ingredient>: <ingredient n=\"36\">Cinab.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"23\">Camph</ingredient> &amp; <treatment n=\"30\">those purged me</treatment>\r\n      <pb n=\"5\"/>\r\n           <lb/>uncommonly, generally 5 or 6 times a day, the <symptom n=\"1\">Head ache</symptom> became more\r\n           <lb/>violent &amp; deep seated, affecting <bodypart n=\"1\">both sides</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"67\">forehead</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"1\">occiput</bodypart> alternately\r\n           <lb/>tho still more enclined to the <bodypart n=\"35\">left Parietal Bone</bodypart> than any other part.\r\n           <lb/>I mentioned to you that I scarcely ever passed an entire day without the pain\r\n           <lb/>still generally it did not affect me untill after I had been out of Bed for some\r\n           <lb/>time in the morning, (10 or 15 minutes) I therefore resolved on a trial of the\r\n           <lb/><ingredient n=\"1\">Barke</ingredient>, which I took to the quantity of 2 or 3 <choice><abbr>dr<sup>ms</sup>.</abbr><expan>drachms</expan></choice> every day for 6 days\r\n           <lb/>I was prevented continuing its use by a smart pain I felt in one of my\r\n           <lb/><bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; which at times affected my <bodypart n=\"25\">great toe</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"24\">soal of my Foot</bodypart> so as to\r\n           <lb/>render me unable to walk 3 or 4 nights, without great uneasiness\r\n           <lb/>I suspected it to be the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> &amp; therefore laid aside the use of the <ingredient n=\"1\">Barke</ingredient>\r\n           <lb/>least it shou\'d prevent the efforts of nature in filling the matter in\r\n           <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart>, I <treatment n=\"17\">bathed my <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> constantly in warm water</treatment> every night since,\r\n           <lb/>to no purpose, no <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition> has settled, as the <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> as bad as ever, at\r\n           <lb/>times extremely violent, the day I landed in England without any\r\n           <lb/>occasional cause (as I had not been sick at tea) it becam insuffeÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>reable, in so much that I dreaded an <condition n=\"26\">appoplexy</condition>, I <treatment n=\"1\">got myselfe\r\n           <lb/>largely blooded</treatment>, went to Bed &amp; awoke quite free from it but it \r\n           <lb/>returned in a few hours after I arose, the proportion of <bodypart n=\"48\">serum</bodypart> was\r\n       <pb n=\"6\"/>\r\n           <lb/>very large &amp; of a wheyish muddy color, last Friday it imadeately\r\n           <lb/>after getting out of bed, attacked the <bodypart n=\"35\">right Parietal Bone</bodypart>, with incredible\r\n           <lb/>violence, I <treatment n=\"16\">got my <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> cup\'d</treatment> &amp; <treatment n=\"50\">scarified</treatment>, &amp; <treatment n=\"1\">had twenty <choice><abbr>oz<sup>s</sup>.</abbr><expan>ounces</expan></choice> of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> taken</treatment>\r\n           <lb/>from it, the Pain was removed but returned the following night\r\n           <lb/>on a change of weather which always (I conceit affects <add place=\"above\">me</add>) since that\r\n           <lb/>time I have been better than usual: I think it very material to\r\n           <lb/>mention to you that my Parents have been Martyrs to the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition>, and\r\n           <lb/>that my Father had a <symptom n=\"1\">constant Headache</symptom> for 14 Months which was owing\r\n           <lb/>to an <symptom n=\"24\">obstruction</symptom> of <symptom n=\"28\">Perspiration</symptom> after a <condition n=\"3\">fit of the Gout</condition>, which ended in\r\n           <lb/>a <condition n=\"26\">fatal appoplexy</condition>, and I must owne to you my Dear Friend, that\r\n           <lb/>I dread very much the like Isue to my disorder unless relieved by you\r\n           <lb/>on whose Judgement my entire hopes of recovery are founded.\r\n           <lb/>It is necessary to observe that from the commencement of complaints\r\n           <lb/>to this day that there has been an <symptom n=\"28\">entire stoppage of perspiration</symptom>\r\n           <lb/>in my <bodypart n=\"24\">Feet</bodypart>, not the smallest moisture ever appears in them\r\n           <lb/>altho naturally the discharge was so great as to require\r\n           <lb/>my changing stockings twice a day in Summer, indeed\r\n           <lb/>the Ballance of the circulation seems entirely destroyed\r\n        <pb n=\"7\"/>\r\n           <lb/>and an encreased determination to the <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>, as on the\r\n           <lb/>slightest exercise the <symptom n=\"28\">sweat pours profusely</symptom> from my\r\n           <lb/><bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>, &amp; is as great as usual in my Body: Instantly on\r\n           <lb/>immersing my <bodypart n=\"24\">Feet</bodypart> in warm water, the <symptom n=\"28\">Sweat breaks out</symptom>\r\n           <lb/>on the <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>. I don\'t recollect any circumstance to add\r\n           <lb/>but that the Pain is generally confined to the <bodypart n=\"35\">left\r\n           <lb/>Parietal Bone</bodypart>, &amp; took frequently to the <bodypart n=\"6\">Eye</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"7\">Ear</bodypart>, &amp; to\r\n           <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"36\">Cervical Vertebrae</bodypart>: and that generally on awaking\r\n           <lb/>in the morning am free from it untill I rize.\r\n           <lb/><bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> regular <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse 66</symptom> : appetite Good : rest as\r\n           <lb/>well &amp; and in every respect as well as usual, except\r\n           <lb/>the complaint in the <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>. I have poured cold water\r\n           <lb/>on my <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>, &amp; used the <ingredient n=\"1\">cold Bark</ingredient> without\r\n           <lb/>advantage. I have now my Dear Sir troubled you\r\n           <lb/>with a full recital of my situation, the many proofs\r\n           <lb/>of your goodness I have experienced, satisfy me you will\r\n        <pb n=\"8\"/>\r\n           <lb/>bestow all necessary attention to its consideration, and\r\n           <lb/>pardon the trouble I have given you. for which\r\n           <lb/>I can at present make no adequate return, tho it shall\r\n           <lb/>be not forgot by me, at least I think there is a strong\r\n           <lb/>prospect of my returning you thanks in Person, next\r\n           <lb/>winter, as I have brought M<sup>r</sup> Knox to promise that if\r\n           <lb/>He has the least return of it or any other complaint\r\n           <lb/>on his return to Ireland, that He will imadeately\r\n           <lb/>sett off for <choice><abbr>Edenb<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> with his Family, &amp; spend the winter\r\n           <lb/>there, as the time He is most liable to complaints\r\n           <lb/>that He may have your constant care &amp; attention, and\r\n           <lb/>that I may be more fully acquainted with sentiment\r\n           <lb/>advice &amp; directions for him. I have not the least doubt\r\n           <lb/>in my owne mind of our going, I must owne myself\r\n           <lb/>the greatest degree mortified at my bad luck in you\r\n           <lb/>not giving a course of Practise, however I shall be happy\r\n           <lb/>in spending a winter with you, and know I must\r\n           <lb/><unclear>improve</unclear> by <choice><abbr>Yr</abbr><expan>Your</expan></choice> Lectures on any subject. Pray would it\r\n       </p>\r\n   </div> \r\n</body>', 829, 3, '2013-04-30 09:39:30', 345),
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When it does not discharge\r\n       <lb />properly we think the best means of\r\n       <lb />keeping it <subst><del>open</del><add place=\"above\">running</add></subst> will be by mixing a\r\n       <lb />small proportion of <action n=\"9\">the mild Caustic</action> with\r\n       <lb />the Basilicon for dressing the <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment>.\r\n   </p>     \r\n   <p> \r\n       <lb />This is the remedy we depend upon for\r\n       <lb />removing the topical ailment but as\r\n       <lb />we suppose it to depend on <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> we\r\n       <lb />think that Measures should <add place=\"above\">also</add> be taken <illegible l=\"2\" />\r\n       <lb />determining the <condition n=\"3\">Gouty Humour</condition> to its\r\n       <lb />proper\r\n  <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n       <lb />Seat in the <bodypart n=\"52\">Extremeties</bodypart>. These measures are \r\n       <lb />A Diet of Solid and nourishing food taken\r\n       <lb />always in moderate Quantity avoiding all\r\n       <lb />Cold and flatulent foods. Tho the food ought\r\n       <lb />to be solid it ought to be such however as\r\n       <lb />the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> digests easily. 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Her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse has not only acquired a considerable degree\r\n                <lb />of Frequency being seldom under 90 in a minute</symptom>, but\r\n            <lb />what she spitts in the morning is mixed with a little Pus.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Whether this comes from the <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart> as you imagine, or\r\n            <lb />from that part of the <bodypart n=\"9\">Aspera Arteria</bodypart> a little below the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"93\">Larynx</bodypart> where she long has felt some uneasiness, as I inclined\r\n            <lb />to believe from her easy breathing and laying without any\r\n            <lb />complaint on either side is of no consequence the case now\r\n            <lb />appearance desperate.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When Miss Clephan came here she was so fatigued with\r\n            <lb />the Voyage &amp; Journey, altho she was was lucky in a fine day, and\r\n            <lb />looked so ill that I could hardly <subst><del>look upon</del><add place=\"above\">think</add></subst> her <del>as</del> in a state\r\n            <lb />of recovery, and did not gett the better of the fatigue while\r\n            <lb />she remained in Kirkcaldy - I have since been with her\r\n            <lb />at Birkness when she seemed quit a different creature\r\n            <lb />Her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse however still retains its frequency</symptom>, she <symptom n=\"4\">coughs</symptom>\r\n            <lb />a little in the morning, but her disposition to <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom>\r\n            <lb />about the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> is mostly gone.\r\n        </p>\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The weather is so unfavourable she has been only once\r\n            <lb />on horseback.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When my son Harry went to <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> in the beginning\r\n            <lb />of winter I ordered him to wait on you which the bashfulÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ness of youth had made him neglect to doe - He writes\r\n            <lb />me you have advised him to attend D<sup>r</sup> Hope next Summer\r\n            <lb />which I designed to putt off for a year in the following\r\n            <lb />account, in his early infancy he was subject to <symptom n=\"4\">the Croup</symptom>\r\n            <lb />has all his life time been delicate, and these three last\r\n            <lb />winters <condition n=\"13\">catched cold</condition> too easily attended with <symptom n=\"4\">a violent\r\n            <lb />cough</symptom>, in order to procure him health &amp; strength I proposed\r\n            <lb />to bring him to the Country so soon as D<sup>r</sup> Monro, &amp; Blacks\r\n            <lb />Classes are up and give him a horse at his command\r\n            <lb />but if you think my scheme wrong which I hardly believe\r\n            <lb />you will, he shall remain in toun.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Colonel Douglas gave me four Guineas which I ordered one\r\n            <lb />of my Daughters to send to Harry to give you &amp; she sent\r\n            <lb />only three please receive the other.\r\n        </p>\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am exceedingly obliged to you for your attention to the\r\n            <lb />young man who next winter is to be under your care â€“\r\n            <lb />Believe me ever to be\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>D</abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n            <lb />Your most obedient\r\n            <lb />humble Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Henry Miller</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Kirkcaldy 4 April 1774</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <lb />H. Miller of Kircaldy\r\n                <lb />about\r\n                <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Douglas.\r\n                <lb />April 74\r\n            </annot>\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 899, 2, '2012-08-10 12:39:15', 32),
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Her\r\n            <lb />usual time of menstruating was at the end of every three weeks,\r\n            <lb />and it lasted rather longer than ordinary. In the Intervals, she\r\n            <lb />was often much distress\'d with the <symptom n=\"7\">Fluor Albus</symptom>; and, these\r\n            <lb />last fifteen or sixteen years (especially in time of pregnancy)\r\n            <lb />she has had frequent Attacks of the most excruciating <unclear><symptom n=\"60\">Cholics</symptom></unclear>\r\n            <lb />I ever saw. These lasted sometimes longer, and sometimes shorter\r\n            <lb />but generally went of very suddenly, and were always follow\'d\r\n            <lb />by <symptom n=\"25\">Jaundice</symptom> - Under all these Disasters however, (and she has\r\n            <lb />never had long Intervals since I have been acquainted with her)\r\n            <lb />she preserved a chearfulness and gaiety of Spirit which enabled\r\n            <lb />her to enjoy life more than most people who had no ailment,\r\n            <lb />till January last was twelve Months, that she bore a fine healthy\r\n            <lb />child who is now living; From that time, she thinks the weakness\r\n            <lb />in her <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"59\">Loins</bodypart> became remarkably worse, and the <symptom n=\"7\">fluorÂ¬<lb />Albus</symptom>\r\n                  increased; tho\' her Labour was natural and easy and she\r\n            <lb />had a tolerably good tho\' slow recovery - She went to the Country\r\n            <lb />in Summer and recovered in some Degree, tho not firmly - She \r\n            <lb />returned to the Town in November and soon complained more.\r\n            <lb />The pains in her <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"62\">Haunches</bodypart> became intolerable, so that\r\n            <lb />for the most part, through the winter she had <symptom n=\"17\">little rest through\r\n            <lb />the nights</symptom> but by the assistance of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> - a small Dose\r\n            <lb />of that indeed, did the business for a great while but as the ailment\r\n            <lb />increased, which it has been gradually doing, larger Doses &amp; these\r\n            <lb />more frequently repeated have become necessary - Her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse, till\r\n            <lb />within these few Weeks notwithstanding the frequent very acute\r\n            <lb />pains in her <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>was seldom quickened </symptom>. The <condition n=\"8\">Menses returned\r\n            <lb />at the stated periods, and <add place= \"above\">nearly<del>in</del></add> in the usual quantity, pretty regularly. They\r\n            <lb />were rather scanty as otherways</condition>--She returned to the Country about \r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />six Weeks ago in hopes that Country Air and a Milk Diet would\r\n            <lb />soon recruit her and enable her to take the cold bath - but her hopes\r\n            <lb />have been miserably frustrated - The <symptom n=\"7\">Fluor Albus</symptom> and of course\r\n            <lb />the pains in her <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> have daily increased - Her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse has\r\n            <lb />quickened</symptom>, and she has had very frequently, <symptom n=\"21\">heats</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"82\">flushings</symptom> - \r\n            <lb />Her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse has been sometimes up to a hundred, but not often</symptom> - \r\n            <lb />She is often distress\'d with a <condition n=\"24\">Stranguary</condition>, and likewise with the <condition n=\"38\">piles</condition>   \r\n            <lb />which gave insufferable pain on her going to Stool. 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That <symptom n=\"16\">Gleet</symptom> did not leave\r\n            <lb />him for 12 Months or more, all which time he was cohabiting with his\r\n            <lb />Wife without any reason for Suspicion of her being infected - for she \r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />had no new Complaint during that time; and has since that <unclear>bore</unclear>\r\n            <lb />several living healthy children - He however is very unhappy \r\n            <lb />under the Suspicion that this <symptom n=\"77\">purulent fÅ“Âœtid Discharge</symptom> from\r\n            <lb /> <bodypart n=\"34\">the Uterus</bodypart> at present may may be the consequence of <condition n=\"23\">Infection</condition>\r\n            <lb />catch\'d from him seven Years ago - I have been at pains\r\n            <lb />to persuade him of the great Improbability of it, or rather\r\n            <lb />the impossibility of it; but it will be still more satisfying\r\n            <lb />to him if you obviate it in your letter - If you should think\r\n            <lb />it worthwhile to make a further trial of the <ingredient n=\"13\">Circuta</ingredient>, Please\r\n            <lb />not to mention the name of the medicine, as I shall be obliged\r\n            <lb />to show your letter, and I wish to conceal that she is taking\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"13\">Circuta</ingredient> -- Mrs Morrison was an intimate friend of Mrs <illegible w=\"1\" /> \r\n            <lb />who had a bad Opinion of that Medicine - and though <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb />know that Mrs Morrison is prejudiced, I would no<unclear>t</unclear> <illegible w=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb />run the risque of hurting any further the charact<unclear>er</unclear> <illegible w=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb />good a medicine - Mrs Tucker died died about a fort<unclear>night</unclear> <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb />Please to receive a guinea Note inclosed - \r\n        </p>\r\n          <closer><salute>I alwa<unclear>ys</unclear> <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n              <lb />with great Esteem <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir                \r\n              <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> <unclear>humb</unclear><illegible w=\"1\"/></salute>\r\n                <signed>Gav. Fullerton</signed>        \r\n            <dateline>G<unclear>ree</unclear>nock 25<sup>th</sup> May\r\n             <lb/>1774</dateline>\r\n            \r\n           </closer>               \r\n</div>      \r\n <div>   \r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n     <p>\r\n    To\r\n     <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n     <lb />Physician in\r\n     <lb />Edinburgh\r\n     </p>\r\n\r\n     <handShift/>\r\n<annot>1774</annot>           \r\n </div> \r\n</body>', 901, 3, '2013-01-03 18:32:32', 85),
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the case being so long astanding-</add> - Accordingly I beg you\'l be so kind\r\n                <lb />as write me fully your opinion of the disease,\r\n                <lb />with the method of treatment in its different\r\n                <lb />stages\r\n            </p>           \r\n     <closer>\r\n              <salute>I have the honour to be, <choice><abbr>D.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir,\r\n              <lb />with the greatest respect, your most\r\n                  <lb /><choice><abbr>Obe.<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> most obliged <choice><abbr>hum.<sup>bl</sup></abbr><expan>humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>   \r\n              </salute>    \r\n                  <signed>Rich:d Allen</signed>\r\n     <dateline>Kirkmichael - House\r\n            <lb />3rd June <u>1774</u></dateline>\r\n     </closer>  \r\n     <postscript>\r\n         <lb />PS: please address for me at Kirkmichael\r\n         <lb />by Lochmeban -- the Post sets off on     \r\n   <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <lb />on Monday Morning at 8 o clock - arrives\r\n        <lb />at Lochmaben - Tuesday 2 in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> morning\r\n        <lb />when I\'ll have a man <add place=\"above\">there</add> expecting your ansÂ¬\r\n        <lb />swer - which I beg you\'l send as the Case\r\n        <lb />is urgent\r\n        <lb />Lord Dalzell begs to be remem\r\n         <lb />bered to you -- RA \r\n    </postscript> \r\n   </div>\r\n   <div>\r\n  <pb n=\"4\"/>    \r\n       <p>\r\n        <lb />Dr William Cullen\r\n     \r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></p>\r\n        <p>\r\n<lb /><handShift/>post paid\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<handShift/>\r\n        <lb />1774\r\n     </p>       \r\n   </div>  \r\n</body>', 902, 2, '2013-09-28 15:36:06', 124);
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also, when\r\n                   <lb />the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> is more violent he does not breath so\r\n                   <lb />freely as at other times                \r\n               </p> \r\n               <p>\r\n                   <lb />About the beginning of last FebruÂ¬\r\n                   <lb />ary he was Seized with violent <symptom n=\"79\">Stitches</symptom>\r\n                   <lb />in both <bodypart n=\"73\">sides</bodypart>, beginning at his <bodypart n=\"23\">Ancles</bodypart>, and\r\n    <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n                   <lb />and shooting up his <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"18\">thighs</bodypart>, spreadÂ¬\r\n                   <lb />ing thro<sup>\'</sup> the <bodypart n=\"36\">Spine</bodypart> and \r\n                   <bodypart n=\"68\">muscles</bodypart> of the <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>,\r\n                   <lb />and terminating in his <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"73\">sides</bodypart>\r\n                   <lb />with <condition n=\"10\">Fever</condition> a <symptom n=\"15\">quick pulse,  but whether\r\n                   <lb />strong or weak is not certain)</symptom> <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom>, a\r\n                   <lb /><symptom n=\"21\">burning Heat</symptom> about the Region of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n                   <lb /><symptom n=\"7\">Flatulences</symptom> &amp;c (as before)- <symptom n=\"5\">Hot fits</symptom>, but never \r\n                   <lb />any <symptom n=\"2\">shivering</symptom>, <symptom n=\"20\">coldness</symptom>, or Horror - often excesÂ¬\r\n                   <lb />sive frequent Yawning - the <condition n=\"10\">Fever</condition> went\r\n                   <lb />off in 2 or 3 days, but the Pains remained\r\n                   <lb />with the complaints of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> - these\r\n                   <lb />too in 2 or 3 days more went off - but in \r\n                   <lb />5 days, upon exposure to cold both returned\r\n                   <lb />tho\' not so very violent - NB: He was <treatment n=\"1\">blooded\r\n                   <lb />to 8 ounces the 2 days of his Illness</treatment>, but he \r\n                   <lb />can\'t remember the appearance of the blood.    \r\n               </p>\r\n               <p> \r\n                   <lb />After These complaints continued for\r\n                   <lb />2 or 3 days, the second time of their attack, they \r\n                   <lb />had a remission every 2d day, and during thatswe\r\n                   <lb />he was greatly relieved, this made the \r\n                   <lb />Surgeon conclude it was an \"Irregular <condition n=\"18\">ague</condition>\"\r\n              </p>\r\n              <p>\r\n                  <lb />8 days after this he ordered him a <treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment> \r\n <pb n=\"3\"/>      \r\n                  <lb />of <ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecacuanha</ingredient> which did him very\r\n                  <lb />little Service - 2 or 3 days after this he gave \r\n                  <lb />him some <action n=\"24\">Purgative Medicine</action> (I don\'t know\r\n                  <lb />the Quality) which operated very well, and \r\n                  <lb />relieved the Pains somewhat.  After this he\r\n                  <lb />ordered him to take a Scruple of <u><ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient></u>\r\n                  <lb />twice a day ---<del>this</del> he only gave him five\r\n                  <lb /><del>Scruples</del><add place=\"above\">doses</add> - and the Patient thinks the <symptom n=\"28\">sweatÂ¬  \r\n                  <lb />ing</symptom> was relieved by this remedy - in 3\r\n                  <lb />days after the last Scruple of <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>, he ordered \r\n                  <lb />him an Infusion of <ingredient n=\"11\">Chamomile</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>\r\n                  <lb />in Brandy <add place=\"above\"><unclear>in a dram glass of</unclear></add>, this he took for 10 days, all\r\n                  <lb />which time, (viz from the day after he\r\n                  <lb />took the <action n=\"24\">Purge</action> till now) the Pains were as \r\n                  <lb />violent as at first - Then he ordered him\r\n                  <lb />another <action n=\"24\">Purge</action> which carried off the <symptom n=\"79\">stitchÂ¬ \r\n                      <lb />es </symptom>--he interrupts me Just now and tells\r\n                  <lb />me that <u\r\n                      >all</u> this time the <symptom n=\"7\"><u>Flatus</u></symptom> was\r\n                  <lb />his greatest plague                               \r\n              </p> \r\n              <p>\r\n                  <lb />His water was of a High colour, his\r\n                  <lb />FÃ¦ces very brown, and fÅ“tid, bad taste \r\n   <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n                  <lb />taste in his mouth - <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> pretty regular,\r\n                  <lb />but when <symptom n=\"24\">bound</symptom> the symptoms are always\r\n                  <lb />agravated                 \r\n              </p>\r\n              <p>\r\n                  <lb />After this he took other five Scruples \r\n                  <lb /> of <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> the same Quantity to the dose as\r\n                  <lb />before - and four drams of it were <unclear>infused</unclear>\r\n                  <lb />in 6 gills of Brandy, and he was ordered \r\n                  <lb />one 4th. of a Gill to be drunk every day -\r\n                  <lb />This increased the <symptom n=\"7\">Flatus</symptom>, and <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom>,&amp;\r\n                  <lb />brought on a <symptom n=\"6\">Lowness of Spirits</symptom>, this obliged\r\n                  <lb />him to give it up in six days -                   \r\n              </p>\r\n              <p>\r\n                  <lb />Then he got gradually better, tho\r\n                  <lb />never perfectly well, not even in the same \r\n                  <lb /><add place=\"above\">tender</add> Situation he had been in Before the first \r\n                  <lb />attack in February - He continued this\r\n                  <lb />till Saturday, the 25th <choice><abbr>ult.<sup>mo</sup></abbr><expan>ultimo</expan></choice><note>\'...of last month..\'.</note>, when upon exÂ¬\r\n                  <lb />posed to cold, he was seized with severe\r\n                  <lb /><symptom n=\"1\">Headach</symptom>, <symptom n=\"79\">stitches</symptom>, beginning <subst><del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del><add place=\"above\">about</add></subst> the <bodypart n=\"11\">ClavÂ¬ \r\n                  <lb />cle</bodypart> running thro\' the <bodypart n=\"73\">Trunk</bodypart>, and fixed in\r\n                  <lb />the Region of the <bodypart n=\"101\">Spleen</bodypart>, where they contiÂ¬\r\n                  <lb />nued for 5 days - Severe <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>, very\r\n  <pb n=\"5\"/>\r\n                  <lb />very little <symptom n=\"76\">Expectoration</symptom>, what was spit up\r\n                  <lb />was yellow, <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of breathing</symptom>, could\r\n                  <lb />lye on the affected side, but not on the other,\r\n                  <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">Pulse Quick, Hard and Full</symptom> - Next day\r\n                  <lb />he was <treatment n=\"1\">blooded</treatment> to â„¥ X<note>\'...to ten ounces...\'.</note> - The blood threw\r\n                  <lb />up an Inflammatory Coat - This mitigat<del>e</del>Â¬\r\n                  <lb />ed the present Complaints - got 2 or 3 \r\n                  <lb /><ingredient n=\"5\">Asa-FÅ“tida</ingredient> Pills, which produced 2 or\r\n                  <lb />3 Stoolls (Collour of which nobody could\r\n                  <lb />inform me) - The Surgeon ordered him an \r\n                  <lb />an <ingredient n=\"14\">opiate</ingredient> and ordered him <ingredient n=\"149\">Lintseed tea</ingredient>\r\n                  <lb />to drink, and Barley water - on tuesday \r\n                  <lb />night gave him another Opiate, which\r\n                  <lb />did not produce any <u>Quieting</u> effect, but \r\n                  <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">a Copious Sweating</symptom> followed - he gradually\r\n                  <lb /><del><illegible w=\"4\" /></del><add place=\"above\"><illegible w=\"2\" /></add><del><illegible w=\"6\" /></del>\r\n                  <lb />recovered, tho\' still much oppressed with\r\n                  <lb /><symptom n=\"7\">Flatus</symptom>, and <symptom n=\"28\">sweating</symptom>, but on Wednesday\r\n                  <lb />morning, 1<sup>st.</sup> June, was very apprehensive\r\n                  <lb />of himself, the Pains in <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> altered to his\r\n                  <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n                  <lb />his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>, and <add place=\"above\">betwixt</add> his <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart>, <symptom n=\"17\">got no sleep</symptom>,\r\n                  <lb />the <bodypart n=\"21\">Heat about the Region of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart></bodypart> was\r\n                      <lb />excessive, <symptom n=\"28\">some sweating</symptom> -- in the afternoon\r\n                  <lb />the pains returned to his <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart>, still complaining\r\n                  <lb />of oppression and <bodypart n=\"21\">Heat</bodypart> about his <bodypart n=\"42\">Heart</bodypart>, as he\r\n                  <lb />called it, - --</p>\r\n                  <p>\r\n                      <lb />He forgot to mention before that\r\n                      <lb />he had <symptom n=\"78\">a slight Itch</symptom> on his <bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart> and\r\n                      <lb /><bodypart n=\"18\">thighs</bodypart> before he was first taken ill, which,\r\n                      <lb />upon his being seized, all struck in, and\r\n                      <lb />then whenever it came out he was always\r\n                      <lb />easier --\r\n                  </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I omitted to mention that there is\r\n            <lb />a <condition n=\"42\">Pleurisy</condition>, and <condition n=\"106\">Peripneumony</condition> Endemic in\r\n            <lb />this part of the Country Just now --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />His <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart> is dry, &amp; white -- a bitter taste\r\n            <lb />in his <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart> sometimes brownish --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />There is also another thing omitted by him.\r\n            <lb />About 9 years ago he had <symptom n=\"78\">an Itch</symptom> on his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />and he got a <ingredient n=\"2\">Quicksilver belt</ingredient> for it - this is\r\n            <lb />the foundation of his <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> - for he <symptom n=\"22\">got cold</symptom> and was\r\n            <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n            <lb />was seized with severe <symptom n=\"79\">stitches</symptom> in his \r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>, and around the Region of the <bodypart n=\"44\">Liver</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />and <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> -- he threw it off immediately\r\n            <lb />upon this, and never wore it since --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I beg you\'l tell me your opinion of\r\n            <lb />the <u>nature</u> of the disease, as the 2 Practitioners\r\n            <lb />are so widely different from one another\r\n        </p>\r\n                  \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 903, 11, '2015-04-17 23:15:47', 117),
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When the tone of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> is firm &amp; there is no\r\n<lb />preternatural resistance in the <bodypart n=\"89\">joints</bodypart>\r\n<add place=\"above\">in the shape of <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom></add>\r\n    the disease is thrown\r\n<lb />upon the latter; but when the tone of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> is weakÂ¬\r\n<lb />ned or any resistance prevails in the <bodypart n=\"89\">joints</bodypart> the disease\r\n<lb />appears in a variety of anomalous symptoms in the interÂ¬\r\n<lb />nal parts but more especially in the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> itself with\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n    \r\n<lb />symptoms which denote a loss of tone in it: as <symptom n=\"8\">want of apÂ¬\r\n<lb />petite</symptom>, <symptom n=\"48\">indigestion</symptom>, <symptom n=\"7\">flatulency</symptom>,<symptom n=\"57\">spasmodic</symptom> pains &amp; perhaps\r\n<lb /><symptom n=\"3\">vomitings</symptom>. After giving this general idea we must observe\r\n<lb />that this balance is often in a nicely vibrating state &amp; is eaÂ¬\r\n<lb />sily determined to turn on one side or other.\r\n    \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    \r\n<lb />It might be supposed that this might be the case of certain\r\n<lb />times only, when the <condition n=\"3\">gouty</condition> \r\n    disposition prevails more considerably\r\n<lb />in the system &amp; it may be so; but it is not easy to observe those\r\n<lb />times &amp; in many persons there is reason to believe that the\r\n<lb /><condition n=\"3\">gouty</condition> disposition is so consistently present &amp; the balance in so\r\n<lb />vibrating a state as to require a constant attention.\r\n    \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    \r\n<lb />It is therefore a first &amp; very universal rule with regard to\r\n<lb />all <condition n=\"3\">gouty</condition> persons that they study a very uniform manner of life.\r\n<lb />The human body is naturally suited to a great inequality &amp; viÂ¬\r\n<lb />cissitude in the manner of living &amp; Celsus\'s rule of varium\r\n<lb />habere vitae genus<note>The phrase is taken from the Roman writer Aulus Cornelius Celsus (c.25-50 BC). The extant parts of his <i>De Medicina</i> are a primary source for Roman medicine. Cullen is quoting from his discussion of how a healthy man has no need for a physician but to keep well he should \"vary his way of life\". In a contemporary translation the passage reads: \'\'Tis good for him to diversify his way of life; to be sometimes in the country, sometimes in the city...\'. See <i>A. Cornelius Celsus of medicine. In eight books. Translated, with notes critical and explanatory, by James Greive, M.D.</i> (London: 1756), p. 21.</note> is certainly a proper one for preserving the health\r\n<lb />of all sound &amp; entire persons but in all persons who have\r\n<lb />got into a <condition n=\"3\">gouty</condition> disposition &amp; have a nice ballance to maintain\r\n<lb />it is a very dangerous rule because every considerable change\r\n<lb />of manner may turn the balance too much one one side.\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n    \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    \r\n<lb />To be more particular with regard to the circumstances\r\n<lb />of this uniformity it is especially to be studied with regard\r\n<lb />to the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; the quality of ailments have\r\n<lb />a considerable influence. After a person <add place=\"above\">has been</add> as most <condition n=\"3\">gouty</condition> persons \r\n<lb />have been, accustomed to a large proportion of animal food\r\n<lb />they cannot abstain from it entirely without letting down the\r\n<lb />tone of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; that of the system depending upon it\r\n<lb />to a dangerous degree. I believe it is true that persons have\r\n<lb />been cured of the <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition> by a total abstinence from meat but\r\n<lb />I am at the same time persuaded that it is only in persons\r\n<lb />of youth &amp; vigour in whom the balance is entirely in favour\r\n<lb />of the internal parts; &amp; however that may be; the practice is\r\n<lb />certainly not admissable in persons in whom the balance has \r\n<lb />been observed to incline already to the other side. This is cerÂ¬\r\n<lb />tainly M<sup>r</sup> Davidson\'s case &amp; therefore I advise him to perÂ¬\r\n<lb />sist in the use of animal food but at the same time as\r\n<lb />the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> can be very much weakened by being frequentÂ¬\r\n<lb />ly overloaded he should always make a choice of the quality\r\n<lb />&amp; be moderate in the quality of his animal food. If he\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n    \r\n<lb />knows any particular kind which to him is of difficult\r\n<lb />digestion such he ought to at all time to avoid &amp; in general\r\n<lb />as it is oily &amp; fat meats that are of difficult digestion\r\n<lb />these in general he ought to avoid or take very sparingly.\r\n\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    \r\n<lb />Whatever be the quality of animal food the sharp apÂ¬\r\n<lb />petite of <condition n=\"3\">gouty</condition> persons is ready to make them take too\r\n<lb />much. <del>&amp;</del> This is to be guarded against &amp; as I do not trust\r\n<lb />to any man\'s rising as they say with an appetite, I would\r\n<lb />rather advise it being cheated, as it may <add place=\"above\">be</add> in many persons\r\n<lb />by taking a quantity of broth before the meat &amp; in \r\n    all <add place =\"above\">persons,</add> by\r\n<lb />filling up the meal, that is, in part satisfying the apÂ¬\r\n<lb />petite by pudding roots or greens. The two latter are apt \r\n<lb />to be troublesome by their <symptom n=\"7\">flatulency</symptom> &amp; \r\n    such kinds <add place=\"above\"> as</add> are\r\n<lb />particularly disposed to be so, as cabbage, should be enÂ¬\r\n<lb />tirely avoided; but I am well persuaded that every man\r\n<lb />who takes animal food should take as large a proporÂ¬\r\n<lb />tion of vegetable as he can digest without <symptom n=\"7\">acescency or\r\n<lb />flatulency</symptom>. I have said nothing of the difference of flesh &amp;\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"5\"/>\r\n    \r\n<lb />fish because I think it of little importance; But I think\r\n<lb />the latter is rather less safe than the former because we\r\n<lb />are both liable to take them in greater quantity &amp; because\r\n<lb />they are less perspirable &amp; therefore continue longer to load\r\n<lb />the system which is especially to be applied to Salmon\r\n<lb />herring &amp; some other of the heavier kinds.\r\n    \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    \r\n<lb />I have said nothing either of the simplicity or mixÂ¬\r\n<lb />ture of Diet because I think the latter is no otherwise\r\n<lb />hurt full than as it engages to take more upon the whole \r\n<lb />than we would otherwise do &amp; that effect is certainly to be\r\n<lb />avoided.\r\n    \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    \r\n<lb />If it be just as we have said before that it is oily &amp;\r\n<lb />fat meats which are of difficult digestion it will apply\r\n<lb />to all fat &amp; heavy sauces.  Here take in what stands at A.\r\n    \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    \r\n<lb />G  With regard to the moderation necessary in diet we\r\n<lb />have only to add that meat is to be taken but once a day &amp;\r\n<lb />therefore to be entirely avoided at supper &amp; I consider eggs\r\n<lb />as a species of animal food of the richest kind.\r\n\r\n<pb n=\"6\"/>\r\n    \r\n</p>   \r\n<p>\r\n    \r\n<lb />It is at supper that milk is especially to be admitted\r\n<lb />in all persons who can digest it tolerably. The animal food\r\n<lb />is to be avoided, vegetables alone &amp; especially the more accesÂ¬\r\n<lb />cent kinds of roots, greens &amp; fruit are not to be taken &amp;\r\n<lb />the most proper is milk &amp; farinacea as the proper medium\r\n<lb />between the purely animal &amp; vegetable aliment. <del>With\r\n<lb />respect</del> <add place=\"above\">N L</add><note>Part of Cullen\'s editorial mark-up for revising his draft. It presumably means start a \"new line\" here.</note> With respect to drink it is in the first place\r\n<lb />to be observed that acids are among the most powerful\r\n<lb />means of weakening the tone of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; therefore\r\n<lb />not only acids themselves but all liquours <del>are</del> ready to become\r\n<lb />acescent &amp; acid are to be avoided. This comprehends the\r\n<lb />whole of fermented liquors &amp; especially those of the weaker\r\n<lb />kinds &amp; particularly the most part of malt liquours as more\r\n<lb />ready to become acesant than Wines. To persons however\r\n<lb />who have been long accustomed to some quantity of strong\r\n<lb />drink every day, it would be very dangerous to abstain\r\n<lb />from it entirely &amp; therefore as we have not yet found out\r\n<lb />a safe substitute for wine I would advise Mr Davidson to\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"7\"/>\r\n    \r\n<lb />to contine to take a moderate quantity of it every day\r\n<lb />at dinner but it should be of the stronger kinds only &amp;\r\n<lb />which perhaps have a little brandy in them, as genuine\r\n<lb />made<add place=\"above\">i</add>ra, good sherry, or moderately old red port. These\r\n<lb />if taken very moderately may be taken plain but more safely\r\n<lb />still if diluted with water &amp; for ordinary draught they\r\n<lb />should be largely so diluted. The weather &amp; more acesant\r\n<lb />wines as claret, Burgundy <add place=\"above\">Champaign</add> &amp; Hock are in my opinion\r\n<lb />dangerous for every <condition n=\"3\">gouty</condition> person whose <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> is in\r\n<lb />any degree affected. Most other wines as being brewed &amp;\r\n<lb />of uncertain quality are to be intirely avoided. When\r\n<lb />I excluded above all kind of malt liqurs as too readily\r\n<lb />acescant I might have made an exception as many\r\n<lb />people do, of Porter &amp; I own that this liquour is frequently\r\n<lb />in a condition to be safe with respect to its acesency,\r\n<lb />but it is frequently of uncertain quality &amp; therefore reÂ¬\r\n<lb />quires caution &amp; I observe that the most part of people\r\n<lb />who use it take it in <add place=\"above\">a</add> larger quantity than they ought\r\n<lb /><add place=\"above\"> to take</add> of any strong drink.  Here take in what is at B\r\n\r\n<pb n=\"8\"/>\r\n    \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    \r\n<lb />E On the subject of drink I must observe that <add place=\"above\">both</add> tea &amp;\r\n<lb />coffee <del>both of them</del> weaken the tone of \r\n    the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp;\r\n<lb />dispose to acescency: they are therefore to be avoided by \r\n<lb />gouty persons or the first is to be taken very weak. If\r\n<lb />M<sup>r</sup> Davidson be much attached to tea or something in\r\n<lb />the form of it he may continue to use it but must either\r\n<lb />take the Indian tea or a tea made of some herb of homegrowth \r\n    <add place=\"above\">such</add> as\r\n<lb />sage, rosemary, balm &amp;c. Go to H.\r\n\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    \r\n<lb />B  (<del>I should have said before that</del> Besides wine the\r\n<lb />other form of strong drink to employ is of punch.\r\n<lb />This if taken moderately, pretty strong &amp; with little\r\n<lb />fruit &amp; sugar may be aften tolerably safe but if punch\r\n<lb />whether weak or strong be taken with much fruit &amp;\r\n<lb />sugar it does as much harm to the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> as any\r\n<lb />wine whatever. In certain <bodypart n=\"46\">stomachs</bodypart> of great delicacy\r\n<lb />with respect to acidity we are obliged to have recourse\r\n<lb />to spirits &amp; water &amp; this certainly secures against the\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"9\"/>\r\n    \r\n<lb />acidity &amp;<symptom n=\"7\">flatulency</symptom> of drinks &amp; in some measure of\r\n<lb />meats but it is so liable by habit to lead to an increase of the \r\n<lb />spirit &amp; is otherwise so liable to hurt the tone of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n<lb />that I advise every body to abstain from it as long as they\r\n<lb />can.)   Here take in what is marked at D ---\r\n\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    \r\n<lb /><del>The effects of stimulating &amp; heating things upon the</del>\r\n<lb />A  <del><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> puts me in mind of saying that</del> <add place=\"above\">N.L.</add> Spiceries moderateÂ¬\r\n<lb />ly taken may be useful &amp; at least allowable but the East InÂ¬\r\n<lb />dian practice of high seasoning &amp; large use of Cayenne\r\n<lb />is certainly hurtful. Mustard is much safer than the\r\n<lb />spiceries of the torrid zone &amp; Pickles of all kinds as chiefly\r\n<lb />acid are to be avoided &amp; any free use of vinegar is also\r\n<lb />improper.) Go to G\r\n    \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    \r\n<lb />H  Nothing is so necssary to support the vigour &amp; due ballance\r\n<lb />of the sytem &amp; a full determination to the extreme vessels as\r\n<lb />Exercise &amp; therefore people in constant labour never have\r\n<lb />the <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition>. People however of better condition will not subject\r\n<lb />themselves to this &amp; very often their occupations will not\r\n<lb />allow them; but every man must admit of it in some measure\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"9\"/>\r\n    \r\n<lb />or be subject to <del>the</del> disease &amp; this is particularly the case\r\n<lb />of the <condition n=\"3\">gouty</condition>. Let M<sup>r</sup> Davidson therefore devote some part\r\n<lb />of his time to exercise &amp; as much of it as he conveniently\r\n<lb />can but at the same time let him avoid getting into the\r\n<lb />habit of any certain measure. Let him some days take\r\n<lb />more sometimes less &amp; somedays none at all.\r\n\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    \r\n<lb />Walking is very proper but it should be moderate for\r\n<lb />an excess of it is likely to excite the <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition> &amp; \r\n    at the same time\r\n<lb /><del>it</del> is not favourable to its taking the proper course. I have\r\n<lb />known a day in the Moors bring on a violent <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> &amp; I\r\n<lb />have known the same, throw it on the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>.\r\n    \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    \r\n<lb />Riding <add place=\"above\">on horseback</add> therefore is a much safer &amp; more effectual\r\n<lb />exercise. It may be pushed farther but it is necessary in\r\n<lb />pushing it to avoid both cold &amp; fatigue. Here take in what is marked at C\r\n\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    \r\n<lb />F   It is proper to observe here that Cold is to be very stuÂ¬\r\n<lb />diously avoided by all <condition n=\"3\">gouty</condition> persons. They should alway\r\n<lb />be warmly cloathed &amp; never make any change from thick\r\n<lb />or to thinner, not even from winter to summer, in this\r\n<lb />climate. They would always be safer in having woollen every\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"10\"/>\r\n    \r\n<lb />where next to their <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>. This is particularly necessary with\r\n<lb />respect to the lower extremities: they should always wear\r\n<lb />two pairs of stockings &amp; the under ones of worsted. With\r\n<lb />sufficiently thick shoes. These precautions are not only neÂ¬\r\n<lb />cessary by day, but it will be useful also to wear worsted\r\n<lb />footsocks during the night &amp; <del>to have</del> while the whole of\r\n<lb />their body is well covered, to have their feet &amp; legs covered\r\n<lb />a little better than the rest.\r\n    \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    \r\n<lb />Every other precaution against cold is to be taken but\r\n<lb />the particulars need not be mentioned to M<sup>r</sup> Davidson;\r\n<lb />but one not always viewed in the light I must take\r\n<lb />notice of &amp; that is the use of the <treatment n=\"18\"> flesh brush</treatment> every morÂ¬\r\n<lb />ning. This guards against cold by supporting the vigour\r\n<lb />of the perspiration &amp; is particularly useful to <condition n=\"3\">gouty</condition> perÂ¬\r\n<lb />sons in supporting the vigour of the circulation in the\r\n<lb />extremeties; so that I believe that Sir William Temple\'s\r\n<lb />maxim is nearly true that no person, who has a slave to\r\n<lb />employ the <treatment n=\"18\">flesh brush</treatment> sufficiently, need to have the <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition>.<note>\'\'Tis a saying among the Indians, that none can be troubled much with the Gout, who have Slaves enough to Rub them...\' (Sir William Temple, \'An Essay Upon Heath and Long Life\', <i>Miscellanea; The Third Part</i> (London, 1701), p. 156).</note>\r\n<lb />Let Mr Davidson take the hint &amp; have the <treatment n=\"18\">flesh brush</treatment> emÂ¬\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"10\"/>\r\n    \r\n<lb />ployed in the morning, if not constantly at least frequently.\r\n<lb />I think the using of it in the Evening is not necessary.\r\n    \r\n</p> \r\n<p>\r\n    \r\n<lb />It is of the utmost consequence to <condition n=\"3\">gouty</condition> persons to go\r\n<lb />to bed by times at night &amp; not to lye too long in the morning\r\n<lb />tho in the latter article more indulgence may be granted.\r\n    \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    \r\n<lb />While the exercise of the body is so necessary that of the\r\n<lb />mind is rather to be avoided or to be managed with\r\n<lb />great discretion. It is proper for the health of every\r\n<lb />man to have some occupation, pursuit or attachment\r\n<lb />but the occupation should be with little labour &amp; still\r\n<lb />less of <symptom n=\"56\">anxiety of mind</symptom> &amp; that is the best which leads\r\n<lb />to some exercise of the body. Of all other employments\r\n<lb />farming is the most healthful. <add place=\"above\">N.L.,</add> I would willingly bid\r\n<lb />my patients avoid all vexation of spirit but I leave it\r\n<lb />to Philosophers &amp; Divines for I dont find that my preaÂ¬\r\n<lb />ching has any effect unless the disposition &amp; discretion\r\n<lb />of the patient is very favourable &amp; that will do without\r\n<lb /><del>pre</del> any preaching at all. Tho it be indeed very difficult\r\n<lb />to guard upon every occasion against vexation of spirit\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"11\"/>\r\n    \r\n<lb />there are however some occassions which may be avoided:\r\n<lb />&amp; I mean here particularly gaming; against which to cauÂ¬\r\n<lb />tion M<sup>r</sup> Davidson I take to be extremely unnecessary\r\n<lb />but to make my system couplet<note>Error in the original for \'complete\'.</note> I must say that chess is\r\n<lb />almost as bad as <condition n=\"25\">fluxions</condition> &amp; if games of chance are atÂ¬\r\n<lb />tended with any emotion or agitation of passions they\r\n<lb />are very hurtful.\r\n \r\n</p>   \r\n<p>\r\n\r\n<lb />I think I have touched most of the articles of\r\n<lb />Regimen &amp; on the subject of Medicine I can be very short.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<lb />When his appetite is bad &amp; he has any reason to\r\n<lb />think his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> full of acidity or loaded with phlegm\r\n<lb />a gentle <treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment> may prevent more troublesome ailments;\r\n<lb />but I would have him avoid the frequent practice of\r\n<lb />them &amp; as long as he can possibly find that some fasÂ¬\r\n<lb />ting &amp; a good deal of riding may supply the place of a vomit.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<lb />Nothing hurts the functions of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> more\r\n<lb />than <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> &amp; every approach to it should be obviated\r\n\r\n    <pb n=\"12\"/>\r\n        \r\n<lb />with care. M<sup>r</sup> Davidson\'s own skill &amp; experience will\r\n<lb />suggest the proper means.\r\n    \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    \r\n<lb />It has been usual in all complaints of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> to \r\n<lb />employ <ingredient n=\"113\">bitters</ingredient> &amp; tonic medicine &amp; I have no objection to\r\n<lb />M<sup>r</sup> Davidson\'s taking sometimes a little <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> or what I\r\n<lb />think more safe a <ingredient n=\"12\">chalybeate medicine</ingredient>: but I am very\r\n<lb />certain that the frequent &amp; long continued use of  <ingredient n=\"113\">bitters</ingredient> &amp; \r\n<lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> is pernicious to <condition n=\"3\">gouty</condition> persons &amp; therefore I would\r\n<lb />have M<sup>r</sup> Davidson to use them very seldom &amp; never long\r\n<lb />at one time.\r\n    \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    \r\n<lb />There is another sort of remedies that may perhaps\r\n<lb />also be carried to abuse but they are generally more safe\r\n<lb />&amp; these are <action n=\"2\">Alcalines</action>. A dose of <ingredient n=\"84\">Magnesia</ingredient> employed\r\n<lb />as a <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> is often proper. \r\n    A draught of <ingredient n=\"32\">lime water</ingredient>\r\n<lb />taken pretty frequently has often a good effect &amp; I have\r\n<lb />often found excellent effects from the <ingredient n=\"100\">caustic lixivium</ingredient> in\r\n<lb /><condition n=\"3\">gouty</condition> persons but I cannot think it necessary for M<sup>r</sup> Davidson\r\n<lb />at present.\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"13\"/>\r\n    \r\n<lb />C. Going in a Single horse Whisky or Chaise which a man\r\n<lb />drives himself is an exercise nearly as usefull as riding\r\n<lb />on horseback and in some respects as in guarding against\r\n<lb />cold and wet it may be better. A close &amp; easy\r\n<lb />four wheeled carraige may be employed in Winter but\r\n<lb />unless the Journey made is long it does not go so far\r\n<lb />by half as riding on horseback. Go to F\r\n\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    \r\n<lb />D. I believe it is necessary to tell M<sup>r</sup> Davidson that moderation\r\n<lb />in strong drink is proper but the observation of it is of such\r\n<lb />importance that I cannot altogether ommit it. I have said\r\n<lb />that some quantity of strong drink is proper &amp; even necesÂ¬\r\n<lb />sary to persons who have been accustomed to it: but any quanÂ¬\r\n<lb />tity that can heat a man is hurtfull &amp; every dgeree of intoxiÂ¬\r\n<lb />cation may be pernicious. The effects of one trespass may\r\n<lb />not be observed but its tendency to weaken the system &amp; in\r\n<lb />particular the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, &amp; repetition must <add place=\"above\">at length</add> \r\n    destroy it altogether. Go to E\r\n    \r\n</p>\r\n    \r\n\r\n        \r\n<pb n=\"13\"/>\r\n\r\n</div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n    <handShift/>\r\n        \r\n     <annot>\r\n         \r\n      \r\n<lb />Directions\r\n<lb />for\r\n<lb />Davidson of Ravelrig.\r\n<lb />Gout.\r\n<lb /><u>1776</u>\r\n        \r\n\r\n</annot>\r\n    \r\n</div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1330, 3, '2014-04-09 14:19:31', 235),
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Alb:</ingredient> ÈÅ¿s Tere &amp;\r\n                        <lb />adde Mica Panis Èv\r\n                        <lb /><ingredient n=\"38\">Sp<sup>t</sup> Corn. Cerv.</ingredient>: q.s. ut fiat Mass\r\n                    </orig>\r\n                    <reg>Take one drachm of <unclear><ingredient n=\"231\">verdigris</ingredient></unclear> and half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"38\">white chalk</ingredient>. Grind and add \r\n                        five drachms of breadcrumbs and a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"38\">spirit of hartshorn</ingredient> to make a mass.\r\n                    </reg>\r\n                </choice>\r\n            </recipe>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This Mass I divided in the way as directed for the Pill\r\n            <lb /><unclear>CÃ¦rulia</unclear> calculating half a <choice><abbr>gr.</abbr><expan>grain</expan></choice> to each Pill - and given in\r\n            <lb />the <choice><abbr>q<sup>ty.</sup></abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> of 2 or 3 Pills for a dose it produced the same senÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sible Effects - he enjoys his health appetite &amp; spirits\r\n            <lb />very well except when the <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> are upon him, he is then\r\n            <lb />dull &amp; stupid - and <add place=\"above\">I</add> am sensible of no other alteration about\r\n            <lb />him - but his being grown taller &amp; stronger - the <treatment n=\"5\">seton</treatment>\r\n            <lb />runs well - but of late he has taken no medicine whatÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ever except now &amp; then <illegible w=\"1\" /> easy cooling Physick â€“â€“\r\n            <lb />His friends are desir<supplied>ous to k</supplied>now what steps you think\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />can be further taken - I will expect your answer <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />respect to my Father as soon as convenient, I am <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />great respect &amp; Esteem\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Your Most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> humble <choice><abbr>ser<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>Tho<sup>s.</sup> Yorstoun</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <lb />Case of the Rev<sup>d.</sup>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Yerston\r\n                <lb />24<sup>th</sup> June 1776\r\n                <lb />Vol V<sup><u>th</u></sup> p89\r\n            </annot>\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1298, 11, '2014-10-06 19:20:48', 62);
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(462, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1577\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1577] From: Reverend Archibald Davidson (Davieson; of Inchinnan) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding:  Peter Davidson (Patient) / 31 October 1778 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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The Girl was <symptom n=\"81\">dumb</symptom>, totally\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"116\">unattentive</symptom>, tho she heard, tore her Cloaths; in a word\r\n            <lb />gave every mark of <condition n=\"58\">Idiotry</condition>. M<sup>r</sup> Braidwood by commandÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing her attention forcibly at first, tho gradually has\r\n            <lb />succeeded in making her read &amp; write &amp; behave like\r\n            <lb />a person who has the use of Reason. This M<sup>r</sup> Millar\r\n            <lb />told me he had <unclear>from</unclear> One M<sup>r</sup> Webster Surgeon to a RegiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />met, who had some Charge of the Girl - I suspect that\r\n            <lb />the Affair is magnified, or some Circumstances misÂ¬\r\n            <lb />taken; but am persuaded that a thing so uncommon\r\n            <lb />&amp; important, in the medical world, must be known\r\n            <lb />to you if it really happened at Edinburgh. You will\r\n            <lb />easily descerne the strong resemblance of this Girls\r\n            <lb />case to the case of my Little Son Peter whom you\r\n            <lb />were so good as to look at here at Kilpatrick when\r\n            <lb />we had the pleasure of seeing you last in the west Country\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />There is no expense within the reach\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />of my Ability which I would not chearfully lay out for\r\n            <lb />my unfortunate Boy if you thought that M<sup>r</sup> Braidwood\r\n            <lb />could be of any real use to him; and I have seen\r\n            <lb />so much of your Goodness &amp; Friendship that I\r\n            <lb />give you the trouble of this letter begging that you\r\n            <lb />would be so good as to let me know your Opinion,\r\n            <lb />after informing yourself of the Circumstances of\r\n            <lb />this extraordinary &amp; seemingly marvillous affair,\r\n            <lb />I am with the highest pleasure\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />My Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />your most humble &amp;\r\n                <lb />most Obedient servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Arch: Davidson</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />P S My Brother John Miss Davidson Mrs Dunlop\r\n                <lb />&amp; all Friends here Join with me in offering our\r\n                <lb />most respectful Compliments to you Mrs Cullen\r\n                <lb />&amp; to all your Family. I subjoin Little Peters\r\n                <lb />case shortly as in the hurry &amp; multiplicity of\r\n                <lb />Business you have probably forgot it\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Peter Davidson untill He was two years of age,\r\n                <lb />gave no symptoms of <condition n=\"58\">Idiotry</condition> or want of Understanding\r\n                <lb />that we could discover. He spoke some few little words\r\n                <lb />&amp; when his Father came home in Boots, run sometimes\r\n                <lb />to the Kitchen for the Boot Jack &amp; gave other marks\r\n                <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n                <lb />of attention &amp; understanding. Since about that time\r\n                <lb />He has shown <symptom n=\"116\">a total want of Attention</symptom>, runs about\r\n                <lb />without noticing any thing &amp; even sometimes bites\r\n                <lb />at his Cloathes or hand (tho He never brings the\r\n                <lb />blood or hurts Himself) <symptom n=\"81\">does not speak a single\r\n                    <lb />articulate syllable</symptom> tho He hears very well, and\r\n                <lb />if a hand bill or a handkerchief be thrown down\r\n                <lb />on the ground within his View, He lifts it and\r\n                <lb />brings it to The Person who desires Him with a \r\n                <lb />Voice of Authority sufficient to command His atÂ¬\r\n                <lb />tention: &amp; He always pulls up His petticoats\r\n                <lb />when He wants to make water or go to stool. He\r\n                <lb />sometimes distorts His <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> a little and has a good\r\n                <lb />deal of <condition n=\"58\">The Idiot look</condition>, but at other times has a \r\n                <lb />good composed look &amp; seemingly a good deal of\r\n                <lb />meaning in his <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart>. We know of no external\r\n                <lb />Injury that ever his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> suffered. Professor\r\n                <lb />Hamilton at Glasgow could discover no symptoms\r\n                <lb />of Injury on his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> There was <treatment n=\"11\">a Cord kept\r\n                <lb />in his <bodypart n=\"10\">Neck</bodypart></treatment> 12 months by the Professors advice\r\n                <lb />but without any good Effect The Boy is now Eight\r\n                <lb />years &amp; a half old.\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Please to direct for me\r\n                <lb />at Inchinnan by Glasgow\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n<handShift />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <lb />Arch<sup>d</sup>. Davidson\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Q</abbr><expan>Query</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />His Son\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1778\r\n            </annot>\r\n        </p>\r\n\r\n</div>\r\n</body>', 1577, 2, '2013-09-25 13:33:33', 46),
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I am sorry\r\n    <lb />to find that my Lord Casillis has made so little progress since I left\r\n    <lb />you, but as a short time only had passed, I hope you will soon give\r\n    <lb />me better accounts â€“â€“â€“  I find that the state of the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>\r\n         still requires\r\n    <lb />attention, but I hope that either the <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar</ingredient> \r\n         and <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient> or three spoonÂ¬\r\n    <lb />fulls of the <ingredient n=\"28\">Ol. ricini</ingredient> will suceed with you,\r\n         but if they do not\r\n    <lb />I have no objection to the <ingredient n=\"3\">aleotic</ingredient> if it\r\n         is taken in pills and I think\r\n    <lb />the form in the last Dispensatory<note>Probably refers to <i>Pharmacopoeia Collegii Regii Medicorum Edinburgensis</i> (Edinburgh: 1774), p. 164 .</note> is as good as any â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n    \r\n    <p>\r\n  \r\n    <lb />I think while his Lordship bear the <action n=\"14\">Emetic</action>\r\n       so easily the repetition\r\n    <lb />of it may be of service in abating <symptom n=\"34\">fever</symptom>,\r\n       but <treatment n=\"9\">I am not disposed to\r\n    <lb />encourage vomiting</treatment> as it prevents <action n=\"30\">purging</action>,\r\n        which I think is \r\n        \r\n    <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n       \r\n    <lb />of as much consequence â€“ I shall not insist on the \r\n       <treatment n=\"20\">Sinapism</treatment>, tho\'\r\n    <lb />I doubt much of its being the cause of the Symptoms you mention.\r\n    <lb />You have not said that the <action n=\"34\">Anodyne</action> \r\n       <ingredient n=\"4\">Balsams</ingredient> have been applied\r\n    <lb />since I left you - If matters do not mend very soon I should\r\n    <lb />be very clear for another trial of the <ingredient n=\"64\">Dover\'s Powder</ingredient> \r\n       and in an inÂ¬\r\n    <lb />creased dose as I proposed to you at Cullean. It will be strange\r\n    <lb />if my Lord bear four grains of <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar Emetic</ingredient>\r\n        and will not bear\r\n    <lb />two of <ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecacuanha</ingredient> â€“â€“â€“â€“ \r\n       Now His Lordship is free from <symptom n=\"28\">spontaneous\r\n    <lb />sweats</symptom>, I am sorry he is not more out of bed. I am certain it would\r\n    <lb />be of use. It is my opinion that his Lordship should have been\r\n    <lb />out of bed and a great deal too both upon Sunday &amp; Monday. I think\r\n    <lb />a <symptom n=\"17\">restless night</symptom> is not a reason for lying a bed next day, as the\r\n    <lb />dozings got are of little service and make the next night as bad\r\n    <lb />as the one before. Please mention this to his Lordship - I\r\n    <lb />hope your next account will be better than these to days but\r\n    <lb />tho\' they should not I have little expectations from \r\n       either <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphire</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"31\">Musk</ingredient>.\r\n    <lb />The first will be given in large doses with\r\n    <lb />security and the last is seldom to be had in tolerable condition -\r\n    <lb />We have some here just now that is better than any we have\r\n    <lb />had for a dozen years past â€“â€“ I am surprised that you say\r\n    <lb />not a word of M<sup>r</sup> Blair. I hear he is better but I cannot beÂ¬\r\n    <lb />lieve he will be quite well for sometime, and I should be\r\n    <lb />very happy to contribute any thing to his recovery â€“ you\r\n    <lb />have forgot your promise to send me a copy of the paper I wrote\r\n    <lb />at Cullean.<note>Gillespie eventually sent a copy of Cullen\'s \'paper\' which is now Letter ID:1169 and is linked to this case.</note> I should still be glad to have it.\r\n       \r\n    </p>\r\n       \r\n       <closer>\r\n       \r\n    <salute>\r\n       \r\n    <lb />With most respectÂ¬\r\n    <lb />full Compliments to all at Cullean I am &amp;c. \r\n       \r\n    </salute>\r\n     \r\n      \r\n     <dateline>\r\n        \r\n  6<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r:</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1775\r\n     \r\n     </dateline>\r\n    \r\n     \r\n </closer>   \r\n\r\n</div>\r\n\r\n</body>', 342, 3, '2013-09-14 14:26:21', 75),
(464, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c354\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:354] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Bannerman / Regarding: Earl Thomas Kennedy (Lord Cassillis, 9th Earl of Cassillis, 4th Baronet of Culzean, 11th Lord Kennedy) (Patient) / 27 October 1775 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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I had sometime ago a letter from D<sup>r.</sup> Gillespie which\r\n    <lb />I answered in course and particulary desired it might be transmitted\r\n    <lb />to you. I dare say before this time you will have seen it, and you\r\n    <lb />will find that I have anticipated your present demand with regard\r\n    <lb />to my Lord\'s <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>. I know there is no end of relieving it by\r\n    <lb /><treatment n=\"9\">vomiting</treatment>, tho\' I would not object entirely to the use of it at someÂ¬\r\n    <lb />times, but I think there is some reason to suspect that the\r\n    <lb />state of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> depends upon \r\n    <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition>, and I would certainly\r\n    <lb />make a cautious trial of some of the warm medicines I have mentioned\r\n    \r\n <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n    \r\n    <lb />to D<sup>r</sup> Gillespie, and I would beg to have your report of them very\r\n    <lb />soon, and till then will offer no other advice. I shall only say\r\n    <lb />further just now that I have been always of opinion that it was\r\n    <lb />necessary to keep the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular, but at the same time would\r\n    <lb />wish to do it by the gentlest means possible, and I am sorry to find\r\n    <lb />Gillespie and you differing in your <del>accounts</del> report concerning the effect\r\n    <lb />of <treatment n=\"6\">Glysters</treatment>. He tells me always that they do not bring down the \r\n    <lb />fÃ¦culent matter and therefore the smart <action n=\"24\">purgatives</action>\r\n    by the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />are necessary, and this has made one leave the matter to his \r\n    <lb />and your discretion, but your account of the <treatment n=\"6\">Glysters</treatment> is much\r\n    <lb />more favourable, and I hope you are in the right, for certainly\r\n    <lb />any evacuation more than is absolutely necessary is very unÂ¬\r\n    <lb />suitable to the present state of my Lord\'s strength. Pray settle\r\n    <lb />this matter properly between you, and I think His Lordship should\r\n    <lb />be taken into the Consultation. When I hear from you again\r\n    <lb />I shall say further.\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n      \r\n <closer>\r\n     \r\n     <salute>With the proper Compliments I an &amp;c.</salute>\r\n\r\n     \r\n     <dateline>\r\n        \r\n  27<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1775\r\n     \r\n     </dateline>\r\n    \r\n     \r\n </closer>   \r\n\r\n</div>\r\n\r\n</body>\r\n', 354, 2, '2012-10-10 16:34:18', 41),
(465, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c37\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:37] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Lieth (Leith) / Regarding: Miss Lieth (Leith) (Patient) / 26 December 1767 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Eilidh Kane</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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It must be if possible taken as\r\n            <lb />it runs from a spring &amp; taken immediately before using\r\n            <lb />it. A determined that is a measured quantity must\r\n            <lb />be employed &amp; the same every day. To this a\r\n            <lb />quantity exactly an eight part, of boiling water is\r\n            <lb />to be added immediately before it is poured on &amp; every\r\n            <lb />time the bathing is repeated an eight part of the\r\n            <lb />boiling water must be kept out till thus by degrees\r\n            <lb />the whole is withdrawn &amp; she uses the Cold water\r\n            <lb />alone. By this means within doors she may\r\n            <lb />safely return to the cold bath &amp; I hope it shall be\r\n            <lb />with advantage. It is the remedy I would depend on\r\n            <lb />most but when her rest is much disturbed she may\r\n            <lb />still have recou<add place=\"above\">r</add>se to the pills which will have the\r\n            <lb />more affect that they have not been used for some time\r\n            <lb />before. If the pills should not give the <unclear>quiet regairdd</unclear> &amp; at\r\n            <lb />same time the <symptom n=\"97\">fits of fear &amp; horror</symptom> are very severe\r\n            <lb />she may try the draught prescribed below --\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />            \r\n            <lb />But if it does not suceed on one or two <del>draughts</del> trial<unclear>s</unclear>\r\n            <lb />it need not be tried farther &amp; I would think of somet<unclear>hing</unclear>\r\n            <lb />else. I am sorry to find your writing to me proves <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />I beg you\'ll let me know how you go on, without ceremo<unclear>ny</unclear>\r\n            </p>\r\n            <closer><salute>I am respectfully\r\n            <lb />Madam\r\n            <lb />your most obdien<unclear>t</unclear></salute>\r\n            <signed>William Culle<unclear>n</unclear></signed>\r\n                <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 26<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 1767</dateline></closer> \r\n     </div> \r\n     <div>\r\n         <head>For Miss Lieth</head>\r\n         <recipe>\r\n             <choice>\r\n                 <orig>\r\n                     <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"17\">Mosch</ingredient> opt. gr.x\r\n                     <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sachar. alb</ingredient>. Ê’j\r\n                     <lb />Terilo simul probi &amp; sensim affunde\r\n                     <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. Rosar</ingredient> Ê’x\r\n                     <lb /><ingredient n=\"136\">Aromatic</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                     <lb />	â„³. Signa The Musk draught to be taken at\r\n                     <lb />bed time\r\n                 </orig>\r\n                 <reg>Take 10 grains of best <ingredient n=\"17\">Nutmeg</ingredient>, one drachm of white sugar\r\n                     Rub together well and gradually pour in 10 drachms of <ingredient n=\"107\">rose water</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"136\">aromatic</ingredient> \r\n                     and mix.\r\n                     Label: The Musk draught to be taken at bed time\r\n                 </reg>\r\n             </choice>\r\n         </recipe>    	\r\n         <closer><signed>WC</signed> \r\n         <dateline>26<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 1767</dateline></closer> \r\n     </div>       \r\n</body>', 37, 2, '2012-09-18 11:47:18', 195),
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I have had\r\n        <lb />two letters, &amp; wrote as soon as I got the first,\r\n        <lb />to beg the utmost care might be taken about\r\n        <lb />Johns <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart>, who you may possibly <add place=\"above\">remember</add> was\r\n        <lb />for more than two years troubled with an\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"62\">inflamation</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> in them. I also\r\n        <lb />remembered in speaking with you about\r\n        <lb />their taking <condition n=\"87\">the Measles</condition>, you had said <treatment n=\"1\">letting\r\n            <lb />blood</treatment> at the turn of the disease was of the\r\n        <lb />greatest advantage, &amp; security against after\r\n        <lb />complaints, so I mentiond this in my letter,\r\n        <lb />&amp; as the turn must have been past even\r\n        <lb />before the first letter reachd me, I said that\r\n        <lb />in case <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> had not been used in the\r\n        <lb />time of the disease, I could wish it to be done\r\n        <lb />even after it, if the Doctor saw no reason\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n    <lb />against it; for I dreaded the effects <condition n=\"87\">the Measles</condition>\r\n        <lb />might have afterwards on Johns <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart>. I also\r\n        <lb />said I understood that some doses of\r\n        <lb />Physick were thought good after the illÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ness. After I had wrote in that manner\r\n        <lb />I began to fear that perhaps I had been\r\n        <lb />rash in sending such a letter; as possibly\r\n        <lb />tho <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> during the illness &amp; properly\r\n        <lb />timed, might be proper, yet afterwards it\r\n        <lb />might possibly not be so; &amp; that I had in\r\n        <lb />some measure qualified it, by leaving it\r\n        <lb />to the Doctors judgement; yet if he should\r\n        <lb />mistake my proposal, for your opinion,\r\n        <lb />he might in deference to it not follow\r\n        <lb />his own opinion. Now Dear Sir will\r\n        <lb />you be so kind as write a few lines &amp;\r\n        <lb />give it to my son Daer to send. I have\r\n        <lb />not yet heard whether John was <treatment n=\"1\">bled</treatment> or not,\r\n        <lb />but he seems to have had them favourably.\r\n        <lb />I shall mention all I have heard of them.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb /> - On the 16<sup><u>th</u></sup> <condition n=\"87\">the Measles</condition> appeard on John, &amp;\r\n        <lb />the first letter was of that date, &amp; said, he\r\n        <lb />had been ill some days, &amp; that they had\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />every reason to suppose it would prove <condition n=\"87\">the</condition>\r\n        <lb />measles. -- The post from that place is tedious\r\n        <lb />at best, &amp; unfortunately the next letter went\r\n        <lb />round by <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>, so I only got it last night,\r\n        <lb />it is of the 21<sup><u>st</u></sup>, &amp; says <choice><abbr>Alex<sup><u>r</u></sup></abbr><expan>Alexander</expan></choice> sickened on\r\n        <lb />monday, was still ill, &amp; very full, but\r\n        <lb />without any appearance of danger; &amp; in\r\n        <lb />particular neither of them had any <symptom n=\"62\">inflaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mmation</symptom> on the <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>. -- That John had\r\n        <lb />then got through the disorder, &amp; only wanted\r\n        <lb />to recover his strength: that he sate up the\r\n        <lb />day before from two till eight, &amp; was <symptom n=\"9\">not\r\n        <lb />fatigued</symptom>; &amp; that his <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> had scarcely at all\r\n        <lb />been affected. --- These are all the partiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />culars I have got. Now Dear Sir in case\r\n        <lb />they were not <treatment n=\"1\">bled</treatment>; would you advise the\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> so long after, or would it be of\r\n        <lb />service against the Dregs, which I have\r\n        <lb />often heard is frequently more fatal than the\r\n        <lb /><condition n=\"87\">measles</condition> themselves, &amp; very often hurtful in\r\n        <lb />various ways. Also are <treatment n=\"30\">purges</treatment> proper or\r\n        <lb />useful so long after. -- I begd that the utÂ¬\r\n        <lb />most care should be taken to prevent their\r\n        <lb /><condition n=\"13\">catching cold</condition> after the illness; for I recolÂ¬\r\n        <lb />lected\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />that Daer, <add place=\"above\">who had <condition n=\"87\">the Measles</condition> when a child,</add> after we thought him almost\r\n        <lb />perfectly recoverd in every respect, got\r\n        <lb />cold, &amp; immediately his <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> were affected,\r\n        <lb />&amp; were uneasy for a long time after it;\r\n        <lb />tho he never before that had had any\r\n        <lb />complaint in his <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart>.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Whatever you think proper to write\r\n        <lb />give it to Daer, &amp; he will inclose it\r\n        <lb />either to mr Barbauld or to mr Marissa<supplied>l</supplied>\r\n        <lb />who attended him when he was ill there,\r\n        <lb />but mr Marissal does not now practice: but\r\n        <lb />he will tell or shew your opinion to the\r\n        <lb />apothecary, which is all they have in comÂ¬\r\n        <lb />mon: he is however a good sensible man\r\n        <lb />I believe.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute>\r\n            <lb />I am Sir your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup><u>t</u></sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />humble <choice><abbr>Servt</abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice> \r\n        </salute>\r\n        <signed>Selkirk</signed>\r\n    </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To Doctor Cullen\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <lb />Lord Selkirk\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> <condition n=\"87\">the Measles</condition>\r\n                <lb />March 1782\r\n                <lb />V. XIII p332\r\n            </annot>\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2169, 2, '2013-11-20 10:37:51', 50),
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It is very frequent\r\n            <lb />here, &amp; some people confined to bed with\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> &amp; <symptom n=\"117\">sore throat</symptom>, &amp; their <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> affected: &amp;\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> much.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />You may be sure I am anxious lest it\r\n            <lb />should attack Daer: so pray write about him.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I saw an old scholar of yours last night from\r\n            <lb />London mr <choice><abbr>Alex<sup><u>r</u></sup></abbr><expan>Alexander</expan></choice> Maxwell Surgeon, son to\r\n            <lb />Terraughte: he said few escaped it, &amp; those who\r\n            <lb />were most Doctord were worst. 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Daer has been vastly\r\n            <lb />well since we got home.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am this far on my road to London where I mean\r\n            <lb />to make a very short stay: I expect to see my other\r\n            <lb />four boys there or in its <subst><del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del><add place=\"above\">neighbourhood</add></subst>, so I would wish\r\n            <lb />to have a line from you to the same effect there: but\r\n            <lb />as I dont yet know where I shall Lodge, pray be so good as\r\n            <lb />inclose it under cover to mr Andrew Stewart Berkley Square.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>I am Sir your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup>. humble Serv<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>obedient humble Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>Selkirk</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p><lb />To D<sup><u>r</u></sup> Cullen</p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />D<sup><u>r</u></sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Mint\r\n            <lb /><u><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></u>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <lb />Lord Selkirk\r\n                <lb />C <condition n=\"103\">the Influenza</condition>\r\n                <lb />June 1782\r\n                <lb />VXIV. p.106\r\n            </annot>\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 2230, 2, '2013-03-21 14:10:12', 36),
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This I shall endeavour to do\r\n                <lb />as well as I can by this Letter.\r\n            </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As soon as by a Stoppage of the <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>, some <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom>\r\n            <lb />some <symptom n=\"12\">stiffling</symptom> of the <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>, some tendency to <symptom n=\"4\">coughing</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and especially by some <symptom n=\"2\">cold shiverings</symptom> or any of these\r\n            <lb />a person perceives the attack of the disease, let him\r\n            <lb />immediately resolve to keep close at home and even\r\n            <lb />within doors to avoid cold. If <symptom n=\"55\">languid</symptom> and <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom>\r\n            <lb />let him go to bed and at least next day keep abed\r\n            <lb />for the whole day, when it is common to have <symptom n=\"28\">some\r\n            <lb />gentle sweat</symptom> and by which the disease is commonly\r\n            <lb />broken and is hardly further troublesome. This is the\r\n            <lb />chief part of the management, to avoid cold, to favour\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">a little sweating</symptom> by laying a bed and drinking plentiÂ¬\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />fully of weak warm liquors, as weak Tea and\r\n            <lb />Watergruel, and at the same time abstaining from\r\n            <lb />all solid animal food and all kind of strong drink<supplied>.</supplied>\r\n            <lb />But among these weak warm liquors I should have\r\n            <lb />mentioned beef tea, and chicken water which however as\r\n            <lb />the disease goes off may be gradually made stronger.\r\n            <lb />By this simple management, the disease generally goes off\r\n            <lb />in three or four days. It is indeed seldom that any <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>\r\n            <lb />continues so long and tho <symptom n=\"4\">the cough</symptom> may, it is commonly\r\n            <lb />upon the decline and going off in that time -- This however\r\n            <lb />especialy is to be observed, that a person once affected with\r\n            <lb />this disease is very liable to be affected with cold and therefore\r\n            <lb />by being exposed to cold a person is very apt to have disease\r\n            <lb />continued longer than usual, or when it seems to be gone very\r\n            <lb />ready to have a relapse. Let persons therefore be in no\r\n            <lb />haste to go soon abroad after this disease or to return\r\n            <lb />soon to a full Diet -- For the most part this disease\r\n            <lb />goes over very easily and requires no other remedies\r\n            <lb />but the management mentioned above. In a few\r\n            <lb />instances however it is more violent attended with\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"10\">much fever</condition>, <symptom n=\"117\">sore throat</symptom>, pains of the <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>, perhaps\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"79\">stitches</symptom> and <symptom n=\"12\">difficult breathing</symptom>. In such cases <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment>\r\n            <lb />and other remedies may be necessary, but for judging of\r\n            <lb />this I must leave it to some practitioners on the Spot. I hav<supplied>e</supplied>\r\n            <lb />thus endeavoured to instruct your Ladyship as well as I can\r\n</p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 2231, 11, '2014-10-15 22:27:56', 47),
(470, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c826\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:826] From:  T Shiels / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding:  T Shiels (Patient), Mr Knox (Patient), Mrs Knox (Patient) / 30 June 1772 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Rebecca DeWald</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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Knox\r\n            <lb/>Who has been for some months past in a very bad state of health, and as I <choice><abbr>wo\'d</abbr><expan>would</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>which that He shou\'d have all the assitance in the power of Medicine to bestow\r\n            <lb/>I again address myselfe to you about him as the Person the best qualified\r\n            <lb/>to <add place=\"above\">do</add> him all possible Justice and from a conviction that your regard for me\r\n            <lb/>will lead you to pay the greatest attention to the case of a Gentleman\r\n            <lb/>Who had ever been my warmest and best Friend.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Having in my former State of his case described his habit of Body, Age <choice><abbr>&amp;c.</abbr><expan>etc.</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>it will be unecessary to recaptitulate those circumstances here, I shall\r\n            <lb/>therefore confine my account to the changes He underwent, since the <choice><abbr>rec<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>receipt</expan></choice>.\r\n            <lb/>of your directions for him in 1767: After his recovery from the <symptom n=\"62\"><choice><abbr>Inflam<sup>n</sup>.</abbr><expan>Inflammation</expan></choice></symptom>\r\n            <lb/>in his <bodypart n=\"44\">Liver</bodypart>, I put him on a course of <action n=\"31\">Strengthners</action>, as <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tinct: Cort: Peruv.</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"46\">Elix: Stomach:</bodypart> <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"20\">Vin: Chalyb:</ingredient> which produced very good effects, as his strength\r\n            <lb/>was restored his Appetite very much mended and the <symptom n=\"61\">Nausea</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"55\">Languor</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>(to which He had been almost daily subject for some years) were removed.\r\n            <lb/>After this was effected, I desisted from their further use as you Justly cautiÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>oned against the too long continued use of such remedies.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>He passed the Summer very well, and the following winter about Christmass\r\n            <lb/>had a <condition n=\"3\">fit of the Gout</condition> as usual, after his recovery from which He was recommended\r\n            <lb/>by a Physician a course of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"11\">Selters water</ingredient>, this He constantly used as drink at dinner\r\n            <lb/>and Supper, ever since, the apparent effects were the removal of the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition>, as He\r\n            <lb/>had no fit in the Winter 69- or 70 : It is proper to observe that the view with\r\n            <lb/>which the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"11\">Selters Water</ingredient> was ordered, was the preventing the <condition n=\"3\">attacks of the Gout</condition>, or\r\n            <lb/>at least diminishing the frequency or violence of the <condition n=\"3\">fits</condition>. He continued well\r\n            <lb/>while last September, when after severe exercise and <symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom>, He becam <symptom n=\"55\">languid</symptom>.\r\n            <lb/>Had a <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"75\">hoarseneess</symptom> and <symptom n=\"8\">loss of Appetite</symptom>. He continued to be affected with\r\n            <lb/>those (more or less) untill the middle of last <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>November</expan></choice>, when without any known\r\n            <lb/>occasional cause, He was seized with <symptom n=\"97\">Horripilations</symptom>, succeeded by an <symptom n=\"21\">encreas\'d\r\n                <lb/>Heat</symptom>, <symptom n=\"15\">frequency of Pulse</symptom>, and pain in the Region of the <bodypart n=\"44\">Liver</bodypart>, <symptom n=\"146\">Singultus</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>a very great fullness and tension about the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, His <symptom n=\"83\"><bodypart n=\"8\">countenance</bodypart> became\r\n                <lb/>yellow</symptom>, his <symptom n=\"38\">stools bilious</symptom>. (<symptom n=\"31\">without any Diarrhoa</symptom>) in this situation\r\n            <lb/>He got a dose of <ingredient n=\"93\">Sal Polych:</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient>, but as his complaints encreased\r\n            <lb/>on the 20<sup>th</sup>. of <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> a Physician was call\'d in, He order\'d a repetition of the\r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"30\">Purge</treatment>, and to diminish the violence of the pain order\'d the parts externally\r\n            <lb/>to be <treatment n=\"43\">anointed</treatment> with the <ingredient n=\"117\">Linim: Volat:</ingredient> <treatment n=\"25\">to promote perspiration</treatment>\r\n            <lb/>a solution of <ingredient n=\"110\">Tart: Emetic:</ingredient> was ordered, but the quantitity (Â½ a <choice><abbr>g<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>gutta</expan></choice> in 24 hours)\r\n            <lb/>so small, that it cou\'d not possibly produce any effects, it was therefore laid aside\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>And never again <choice><abbr>rep.<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>repeated</expan></choice>. The pain in the <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> became more violent, and\r\n            <lb/>extended to the 	<bodypart n=\"11\">Shoulder</bodypart>, and violently attacked the back of the <bodypart n=\"91\">Pelvis</bodypart>, so low\r\n            <lb/>downe as the <bodypart n=\"36\">os Coxcyg.</bodypart> He sometimes had slight pains in his <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart>,\r\n            <lb/>which however did not Diminish the violence of the pain on the <bodypart n=\"73\">Side back</bodypart> <unclear>de</unclear>\r\n            <lb/>The Determination to the <bodypart n=\"49\">surface</bodypart> (naturally great in him) was totally put\r\n            <lb/>a stop to, his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> became dry and parched, his <symptom n=\"68\">thirst great</symptom> and\r\n            <lb/>his <condition n=\"10\">fever always encreased at night violently</condition>, accompani\'d <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> with\r\n            <lb/>an <symptom n=\"15\">intermission of his Pulse</symptom>, altho He was attended constantly by\r\n            <lb/>a Physician, the only remedy ordered <add place=\"above\">was</add> port largely diluted with <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"11\">Selters\r\n            <lb/>Water</ingredient>, of which He daily tooke two quarts, this with little variation\r\n            <lb/>was his situation untill the end of February, when the Symptoms\r\n            <lb/>became gradually less violent, and in the begining of March altogeather\r\n            <lb/>disapeared, however <symptom n=\"6\">He continued exceedingly low</symptom> and <symptom n=\"55\">languid</symptom>, his\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"8\">appetite bad</symptom>, had a total <symptom n=\"6\">loss of Spirits</symptom>, was <symptom n=\"55\">drowsy</symptom> and not inclined\r\n            <lb/>to converse with his Friends, after continuing in this situation, his\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> began to <symptom n=\"63\">swell</symptom>, in the end of March or begining of April, on Which\r\n            <lb/>his Physician was again consulted, who ordered a continuance of\r\n            <lb/>his <unclear>Panaciea</unclear>, the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"11\">Selters Water</ingredient>, the <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom> more &amp; more, and in\r\n            <lb/>the middle of May when I saw him for the first time, I found\r\n      <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n            <lb/>The <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> very great extending up to the <bodypart n=\"19\">Knees</bodypart>, pitting very deep in all\r\n            <lb/>parts of the <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart>, and for a long time retaining the Impression\r\n            <lb/>and entirely indolent, encreasing very much at night; on considering his\r\n            <lb/>situation attentively, I was of oppinion: the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"11\">Selters water</ingredient> was improper for\r\n            <lb/>him from the begining, and for the following reasons laid aside its use.\r\n            <lb/>In the first place as the chief Ingredient in <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"11\">Selters water</ingredient>, is an <ingredient n=\"204\">Alkalin Salt</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>the effects which we are to expect: &amp; which is generally attributed to it is <action n=\"12\">diuretic</action>\r\n            <lb/>and tho we are not well acquainted with the nature of the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition>, still from\r\n            <lb/>constant observation and experience we find all remedies for preventing\r\n            <lb/>the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> to be unsafe, as they act by altering the determination of nature\r\n            <lb/>to deposit the morbid matter on the <bodypart n=\"52\">extremities</bodypart>, and that carrying of the\r\n            <lb/>matter by any other channell is ever dangerous, unless we may except\r\n            <lb/>the <symptom n=\"46\">discharge by the <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart></symptom> promoted by gentle exercise, but allowing\r\n            <lb/>the Indication of carrying off the <condition n=\"66\">Arthritic matter</condition> from the System\r\n            <lb/>by the <bodypart n=\"45\">Kidneys</bodypart> (as a preventative) safe, still it apeared to me that\r\n            <lb/>the choice of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"11\">Selters water</ingredient> a very injudicious one, as by so large a quanÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tity of a relaxing fluid, the system naturally Lax, and now so to the\r\n            <lb/>most extreme degree, must become daily more relaxed, and enervated.\r\n            <lb/>Another circumstance that had great weight with me, was the daily diminuation\r\n            <lb/>of, and at length the total stoppage of the <symptom n=\"46\"><bodypart n=\"49\">Cuticular</bodypart> discharge</symptom>,\r\n      <pb n=\"5\"/>\r\n            <lb/>Which must have been owing to the determination to the <bodypart n=\"45\">Kidneys</bodypart> produced\r\n            <lb/>by the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"11\">Selters Water</ingredient>. In the situation I found him, with a great <condition n=\"16\">dropsical\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom></condition> in his <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart>, a general relocation of the solid, which gave cause to\r\n            <lb/>apprehend its becoming general, it\'s use apear\'d to me dangerous to the\r\n            <lb/>last degree, however as there was an absolut necessity of carrying off the\r\n            <lb/>disorder by the <bodypart n=\"45\">Kidneys</bodypart>, I thought the best for the purpose were those that\r\n            <lb/>stimulate and promoted the action of the relax\'d &amp; torpid Solids, and at\r\n            <lb/>the same time increased the excretion by the <bodypart n=\"45\">Kidneys</bodypart>. I therefore gave\r\n            <lb/>him an <ingredient n=\"131\" t=\"20\">Infusion in wine of. Rad: Raphan.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"16\">Semi: Sinap: Cortex:</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"49\" t=\"19\">Infusion: Sambuc:</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinam</ingredient> &amp; to this I added a portion of a <unclear>fiat</unclear> \r\n<ingredient n=\"204\">alkal.\r\n            <lb/>Salt. disolv\'d in Wine.</ingredient> (<unclear>the Wines es Geniste</unclear>)<note>This is unclear: if the word is \"Genista\" it may indicate that the wine employed was made with Broom; alternatively if the word is \"Geneva\" it indicates Gin.</note> this Course produced\r\n            <lb/>very happy effects as they greatly encreased the <symptom n=\"46\">Discharge by Urine</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>consequently daily lessened, and at length, totally removed the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>in his <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart>, at the same time that his appetite and Spirits are quite\r\n            <lb/>restored and He seems now in as good health and Spirits as He has\r\n            <lb/>been in at any time those two years. past: The only remaining IndicaÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tion that preventing a return of his complaints by restoring the lost\r\n            <lb/>tone to the Solids, I hope to effect by the Course of <action n=\"31\">strengthners</action>\r\n            <lb/>you already recommended\r\n   <pb n=\"6\"/>\r\n          <lb/>and which produced such good effects before. Those are the only circumÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>stances necessary to mention to you - As I live at above 500 Miles distance from\r\n            <lb/>Towne, I did not attend him during his disorder, therefore was obliged to\r\n            <lb/>depend on such an account as his Memory, and a Surgeon\'s who attended him\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>cou\'d</abbr><expan>could</expan></choice> furnish; this will appologize for any Inaccuracies or omission that may occu<sup>rr</sup>.\r\n            <lb/>As the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> has been unsettled and seems disposed to affect the <bodypart n=\"44\">Liver</bodypart>, I dread\r\n            <lb/>He may have <subst><del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del><add>a return </add></subst>of his complaints next winter, unless prevented by your\r\n            <lb/>advice, I therefore once more entreat you will be as full as possible in all\r\n            <lb/>your directions, which you may be assured that he punctually followed.\r\n            <lb/>What are your Sentiments about the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"4\">Bath Waters</ingredient>? do you imagine does\r\n            <lb/>the disposition his <bodypart n=\"44\">Liver</bodypart> has to <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammation</symptom> render them improper for him.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>I hope you will favor me with an answer without any delay, and you\r\n                <lb/>will much oblige him who is with great respect\r\n                <lb/>Dear Sir\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Y<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Your</expan></choice> very <choice><abbr>Affec<sup>te</sup>.</abbr><expan>Affectionate</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/>&amp; most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n<signed><u><unclear>Tn:</unclear>Shiells</u></signed>        \r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb/>P:S:\r\n            <lb/>I think it necessary to acquaint you that his <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> now at the natural size\r\n            <lb/>are reduced above two Inches &amp; a halfe at the <bodypart n=\"23\">Ancle</bodypart>, from this you may Judge to\r\n            <lb/>what a length the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> had gone: The <symptom n=\"83\">yellowness</symptom> of his <bodypart n=\"8\">countenance</bodypart> quite gone\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n   <pb n=\"7\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>As M<sup>rs</sup> Know has been for many years subject to a severe <symptom n=\"1\">Headache</symptom>, and <choice><abbr>cou\'d</abbr><expan>could</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>never receive the least benefit from any remedies, I beg you may give me your\r\n            <lb/>sentiments and advice for her. She is a Lady at present in the 42<sup>d</sup>. year of her Age\r\n            <lb/>born of healthy Parents of a slender delecate make, lively parts and quick appreÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>hension, never recollects her having had any complaints from her Infancy to this\r\n            <lb/>day, except a <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> two years agoe, which produced no other change that rendering\r\n            <lb/>her more easily terrified in a carriage or otherwise. About 19 years agoe, two after\r\n            <lb/>marriage she was attacked with a <symptom n=\"1\">Headache</symptom> which affect\'d one side of her <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>causes a heaviness in her <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart>, <symptom n=\"17\">loss of rest</symptom> and <symptom n=\"8\">appetite</symptom>. it has been ever\r\n            <lb/>since uncertain in its return duration a violence, lasting from one to four\r\n            <lb/>days without intermission, and goes of without any sensible evacuation\r\n            <lb/>by <symptom n=\"28\">Perspiration</symptom> or otherwise. It affects both sides of her <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart> IndiscrimiÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>nately but never both at once, and is confined to the <bodypart n=\"35\">os Frontis</bodypart> never\r\n            <lb/>shooting to the <bodypart n=\"35\">Occiput</bodypart>. She has taken <treatment n=\"9\">vomits</treatment> and <ingredient n=\"113\">bitters</ingredient> without\r\n            <lb/>effect which shows it does not depend on the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>. The <action n=\"3\">Fatid Gums</action>\r\n            <lb/>she tells me have been tried in vain - ----\r\n            <lb/>She is sometimes a month or more free from it -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"8\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>As M<sup>r</sup>. Knox read the within I take an opportunity of writing a few\r\n            <lb/>words for you in owne private perusal: For some years past M<sup>r</sup> Knox\r\n            <lb/>has chang\'d his residence, and lives at present in or at his seat within\r\n            <lb/>three miles of Dublin by which means I <choice><abbr>cou\'d</abbr><expan>could</expan></choice> not attend him during\r\n            <lb/>the course of his disorder, tho from no great Dependance and\r\n            <lb/>prejudice in my favor, He sent for me frequently but from the\r\n            <lb/>number of my engagements in my own Country it was out my power\r\n            <lb/>to see him before the middle of may. From what I said you see the\r\n            <lb/>reasons that deterimined me to lay aside the use of the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"11\">Selters\r\n            <lb/>water</ingredient> - the event has Justified my proceedings, still it is so\r\n            <lb/>unusually fashionable here, that I have many to contend with\r\n            <lb/>I therefore hope to have your oppinion which will effectually support\r\n            <lb/>mine, and I beg that you may be particular on that subject\r\n            <lb/>Indeed <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> former. Directions for M<sup>r</sup> Knox rendered me still\r\n            <lb/>more positive, as you granded him against all <unclear>reall</unclear> or\r\n            <lb/>pretended cures of the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition>: People here have\r\n            <lb/>a great oppinion of the Efficacy of the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"4\">Bath Waters</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>please to give your sentiments on them: <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"30\">Spa</ingredient> &amp;c. ---\r\n            <lb/>I have no more to say about M<sup>r</sup> Knox but must tell you that I have\r\n            <lb/>been in a very bad state of health for 10 months past, I am now\r\n            <lb/>alarmed and my only dependance for recovery is on you, I will send\r\n            <lb/>you a state of my case in two or three Parts, <unclear>&amp;</unclear> if M<sup>r</sup> Knox becomes\r\n            <lb/>ill next winter, I have recommended it to him to go to Edinburgh\r\n            <lb/>to remain under your care, which on my solliciations He has\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <add place=\"margin\">Doctor Cullen</add>\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 826, 2, '2014-11-07 13:16:16', 835),
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I observe\r\n           <lb/>you do me the honour to approve of the external\r\n           <lb/>part of my prescription, which consisted of the\r\n           <lb/>Minderin thro the day, &amp; a <treatment n=\"4\">plaister of equal quantiÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>tys of ther Gum &amp; <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial</ingredient></treatment>, &amp; morning &amp; Evening\r\n           <lb/>the <ingredient n=\"13\">Hemlock formentation</ingredient>. I have now to acquaint you\r\n           <lb/>that the internal part consisted of the pil. <ingredient n=\"2\">merc.</ingredient> <action n=\"21\">lax.</action>\r\n           <lb/>washed over with a draught of the <ingredient n=\"150\">Decoct. Lignor.</ingredient>\r\n           <lb/>and a strict mild, cooling Regimen. I intended the\r\n           <lb/>pills should give him two or three loose stools twice\r\n           <lb/>a week, &amp; <action n=\"21\">be less laxative the intervening days</action>, but\r\n           <lb/>he did not take a sufficient number for that purpose\r\n           <lb/>tho\' I told him to encrease or diminish the dose acÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>cording to their operation. I was going to add <ingredient n=\"93\">Sal. Polychr.</ingredient>\r\n           <lb/>to the Decoction, but postponed it, to give way for\r\n           <lb/>better advice. The <symptom n=\"18\">tumor</symptom> is remarkably diminished,\r\n           <lb/>&amp; yet there is as much pain felt as when I first saw it.\r\n           <lb/>I had no <ingredient n=\"222\">Sal. marin. Hispan.</ingredient> but have wrote to M<sup>r</sup> \r\nA Douglas\r\n           <lb/>for some of it, and our patient is to come over from <unclear>Middleside</unclear><note>This place name is \r\n difficult to decipher so no place-name has been linked.</note>\r\n           <lb/>Sunday next for the <action n=\"33\">aperient Solution</action>. \r\n       </p>\r\n       <closer>\r\n           <salute>I beg my <choice><abbr>Compl<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice> to\r\n               <lb/>D<sup>r</sup> Cullen &amp; my friend M<sup>r</sup> Wood, &amp; am, with sincere regard,\r\n               <lb/>my <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Sr.</abbr><expan>Sir</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Yr</abbr><expan>Your</expan></choice> most <choice><abbr>ob<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>hble</abbr><expan>humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Sert</abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n           <signed>//m\r\n               <lb/><u>Laing</u></signed>\r\n           <salute>Jed<sup>r.</sup><note>Almost certainly a contraction for Jedburgh, a town in the Scottish Border region</note> 8<sup>th</sup> July 1772 - </salute>       </closer>   \r\n</div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n<handShift/>\r\n<annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>1772\r\n        </p>\r\n</annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 830, 2, '2013-09-19 15:26:49', 200),
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July 1772\r\n            <lb/>Sir</salute>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>All the materials for the Infusion have come\r\n            <lb/>safe: but since I wrote last Lady Mary to the pain in her\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> has had <add place=\"above\">frequently</add> a <symptom n=\"3\">Sickishness</symptom> and at one time <symptom n=\"3\">threw up some\r\n            <lb/>mouthfulls of Phlegm</symptom> but not discoloured; at another time\r\n            <lb/>after having an uneasiness like the <symptom n=\"48\">Heart burn</symptom> <symptom n=\"3\">threw up some\r\n            <lb/>mouthfulls of a bitterish taste but not discoloured</symptom> but at\r\n            <lb/>neither time did she get any relief from the pain - Would\r\n            <lb/>it be proper for her to take <treatment n=\"9\">a Vomit</treatment> in this case? ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>She was one day on Horseback for some hours but <symptom n=\"8\">got not\r\n            <lb/>the least degree of appetite</symptom> for she can hardly taste any\r\n            <lb/>kind of Food. She seldom is dry but when she takes any\r\n            <lb/>Drink, <u>Goat whey</u> excepted, She feels an uneasiness something\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"48\">like the Heart burn</symptom>. The disorder in her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> has\r\n            <lb/>encreased to such a degree that She has not been able to take\r\n            <lb/>the Goat whey regularly, but what she takes of it, always\r\n            <lb/>sits easier than any other kind of Liquor: but as for Meat\r\n            <lb/>she can take none. She complains of a pain and <symptom n=\"7\">windiness</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>in her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> when empty, and <add place=\"above\">a while</add> after eating any thing She\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"3\">feels Sickish</symptom> - What she takes of your Electuary just <symptom n=\"24\">keeps\r\n       <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>her free of an absolute Boundness</symptom> but when she takes as much\r\n            <lb/>of it as to make it act as a <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> it makes her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>very uneasy: during those times that she feels the pains\r\n            <lb/>and <symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom> in her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> She has a <symptom n=\"27\">difficulty in making water.</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>The things are infused and She is to begin to take it tomorrow:\r\n            <lb/>As She <symptom n=\"8\">has an appetite for no kind of Potables</symptom>, Please to\r\n            <lb/>let me know what sort of Food is most proper for her,\r\n            <lb/>to force herself to take. I should have delayed writing\r\n            <lb/>till after Lady Mary had made a trial of the Infusion <choice><abbr>&amp; c.<sup>a</sup></abbr><expan>etcetera</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>had it not been to ask, if you, Sir, approve of her <treatment n=\"9\">taking\r\n            <lb/>a Vomit</treatment>, which please to let me know by first post.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>I with great regard am Sir\r\n                <lb/>your most obedient\r\n                <lb/>humble Servant</salute>\r\n            <signed>R. Menzies</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>you may depend on Lady Mary\'s not taking any\r\n                <lb/>other persons prescription along with yours She\r\n                <lb/>desires her kind Compliments to you and M<sup>rs</sup>. Cullen\r\n                <lb/>and your young Family in which I join ---\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>To\r\n            <lb/>Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb/>Edinburgh\r\n</p>\r\n<handShift/>\r\n<annot>\r\n            <lb />1772</annot>\r\n\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 831, 3, '2014-09-28 10:55:25', 113);
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It is a\r\n            <lb />long continuance that is especially usefull\r\n            <lb />and this is best got and most steadily pursued\r\n            <lb />by entering upon a journey, but as this exposes\r\n            <lb />a valetudinary person to inconveniences and\r\n            <lb />accidents I would not insist upon it if\r\n            <lb />the patient can be tollerably steady\r\n            <lb />in pursuing his Exercise at home +\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />As the patient has been a man of business\r\n            <lb />he is probably accustomed to rise in the\r\n            <lb />morning and I would advise him always to\r\n            <lb />take a little exercise before breakfast\r\n            <lb />to take <del>his</del><add place=\"above\">as</add> long a journey <del>always</del><add place=\"above\">as he bears</add> in\r\n            <lb />the forenoon and hardly at any time\r\n            <lb />to go out after dinner.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />(To be inserted above at +) This is the Rule that unless\r\n            <lb />the weather is extremely bad or the particular\r\n            <lb />disorder prevents it no day should pass\r\n            <lb />without his taking as much exercise as\r\n            <lb />he easily bears:\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For his Diet the Tea that is just now\r\n            <lb />taken for breakfast seems to me improper\r\n            <lb />and I think it woulf be safer for him\r\n            <lb />to take a weak Chocolate or what is\r\n            <lb />called Cocoa tea.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At Dinner he should avoid Liquid food\r\n            <lb />and therefore broths of all kinds unless\r\n            <lb />the low state of his appetite makes him\r\n            <lb />incapable of <del>swall</del> taking any thing solid\r\n            <lb />and then he may have a little good\r\n            <lb />soup with a little Rice, Sago, or VermiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cilli but without any Roots or greens.\r\n            <lb />For the most parts his diet ought to be\r\n            <lb />of Solid meat. While he takes but very\r\n            <lb />little I would not insist on any\r\n            <lb />nicety in the choice of it, but he\r\n            <lb />should avoid all the heavier kinds.\r\n            <lb />Mutton &amp; Beef if good &amp; tender I do not\r\n            <lb />consider as such. White Fish boiled\r\n            <lb />&amp; eat <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a light sauce are very allowable\r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb />but salmon - Herrings &amp; dressed shell<del>ed</del> fish\r\n            <lb />are improper - All kinds of light Pudding are\r\n            <lb />very fit for him. <del>He does</del><add place=\"above\">It is</add> not mentioned in\r\n            <lb />the case that his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> is <symptom n=\"7\">troubled <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> wind</symptom>\r\n            <lb />but I suspect it is &amp; if so he must be very sparing\r\n            <lb />of Garden things &amp; Fruit but if at any time\r\n            <lb />he is able to take <del>a</del> Meat anything heartily\r\n            <lb />I would not refuse a little collyflower with\r\n            <lb />his mutton. Pickles of all kins are to be\r\n            <lb />avoided. Mustard may be taken freely &amp; some\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"above\">of the</add> other spiceries but these more moderately.\r\n            <lb />I do not expect that any kind of milk will\r\n            <lb />agree with him.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In Drink he takes very properly wine &amp; water.\r\n            <lb />All kinds of malt Liquers and Cyder are improÂ¬\r\n            <lb />per for him.- He should take as little Drink\r\n            <lb />as possible and therefore as little water in his\r\n            <lb />Wine as <del>he can bear within</del> his thirst or\r\n            <lb />digestion will bear with - I would even\r\n            <lb />dissuade from the use of all weak wines.\r\n            <lb /><del>but</del> Madeira &amp; Sherry I think the best.\r\n            <lb />The Tent he takes may be very good\r\n            <lb />but it is a compound wine commonly of\r\n            <lb />uncertain Quality.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2. For supper his present practice is very good.</p>\r\n<p>\r\n            <lb />Unless he has been much in the habit of it\r\n            <lb />&amp; finds it very necessary to his digestion I\r\n            <lb />would dissuade him from either Tea or Coffee\r\n            <lb />in the afternoon. The Tea hour is a proper\r\n            <lb />time for a glass of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"9\">water</ingredient> if he is\r\n            <lb />to take it at all. Going early to bed\r\n            <lb />&amp; when he sleeps tolerably getting up\r\n            <lb />by times in the morning is <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del><add place=\"below\">very proper.</add>\r\n        </p>\r\n            <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n          <add place=\"margin\">  <lb />Soaking a bed in the\r\n            <lb />morning is bad for him\r\n            <lb />but lying a long upon\r\n            <lb />a bed several times\r\n            <lb />through the day\r\n            <lb />may be very proper\r\n          </add>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Rubbing the <bodypart n=\"24\">Feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> was formerly\r\n            <lb />a very proper practice &amp; may still be\r\n            <lb />continued unless the <symptom n=\"82\">Redness</symptom> mistakenly <del>be</del>\r\n            <lb />called a Rose threatens to return in\r\n            <lb />which case the rubbing will be better let\r\n            <lb />alone and at any rate I think it will\r\n            <lb />be safest to rub the <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del><add place=\"above\"><bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart></add> only in the morning.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The above are the particulars of his\r\n            <lb />Regimen and now with regard to medecines.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> must be liable to gather\r\n            <lb />a foul slime the <treatment n=\"9\">Vomits</treatment> formerly employed\r\n            <lb />seemed to have been very proper and from\r\n            <lb />time to time they may be still necessary\r\n            <lb />but the frequent practice of them <add place=\"above\">every so often as the bad state of his appetite may seem to require</add> might\r\n            <lb />be hurtfull - The times must be determined\r\n            <lb />by the discretion of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Physician upon\r\n            <lb />the spot. When they are employed\r\n            <lb />I would recommend a small portion of\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"110\">Emetic Tartar</ingredient> to be joined to <add place=\"above\">the</add> <ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecacunea</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />or <ingredient n=\"25\">Squills</ingredient> he used to take.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />A constant attention must be given\r\n            <lb />to keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> regular &amp; the <ingredient n=\"63\">Anderson\'s\r\n            <lb />Pill</ingredient> is <del>a very <supplied>good</supplied></del> very fit for the\r\n            <lb />purpose. Tho it is not expressed in the case\r\n            <lb />I suspect that his <symptom n=\"27\">urine is not so plentiful</symptom>\r\n            <lb />as it ought to be and in that case\r\n            <lb />I would advise a pill made of dryed\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"25\">squills</ingredient> which mayboth promote urine\r\n            <lb />and keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular, for such\r\n            <lb />a pill a receept is given below.\r\n            <lb />If not withstanding the use of that Pill\r\n            <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n            <lb />the urine shall become scanty it would be proper\r\n            <lb />for him to take under the direction of his ordinary\r\n            <lb />Physician the <ingredient n=\"92\" t=\"18\">syrup or Oxymel of Colchicum</ingredient>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For supporting the strength of the body I would chiefly\r\n            <lb />depend upon his exercise enabling him to take\r\n            <lb />proper nourishments and without that medecines can\r\n            <lb />do little, however, the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"9\">Pyrmont water</ingredient> is probable\r\n            <lb />enough only I am averse in such a case to enÂ¬\r\n            <lb />crease the quantity of Liquids and would prefer\r\n            <lb />a preparation of <ingredient n=\"35\">steel</ingredient> in a solid form unless\r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"9\">Pyrmont water</ingredient> can stand in place of other Drink <unclear>&amp;</unclear> is necessary.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />From the use of <ingredient n=\"113\">Bitters</ingredient> I expect little benefit\r\n            <lb />and <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> in any quantity that could be\r\n            <lb />usefull I should hardly think safe.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For <action n=\"40\">removing obstructions</action> in the <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> neither\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"24\">purgatives</action> nor <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurials</ingredient> can in my opinion be\r\n            <lb />properly employed, the only ones I would propose\r\n            <lb />are some of the preparations of <ingredient n=\"33\">Antimony</ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><del>particularly</del> <add place=\"above\"><unclear>or among the rest</unclear></add> <ingredient n=\"83\">Jame\'s Powder</ingredient> <add place=\"above\">is very fit</add>. Let it be tryed\r\n            <lb />in <choice><abbr>g<sup>r</sup> v</abbr><expan>5 grains</expan></choice> for a dose at bedtime. If it makes\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> a little <symptom n=\"61\">Sick</symptom>, <symptom n=\"28\">occasions sweat</symptom>, proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />motes Urine, or gives a stool any of these are\r\n            <lb />marks of the dose being enough and it may\r\n            <lb />be repeated <del>every</del> for some time every Second\r\n            <lb />or third night, but if none of these effects follow\r\n            <lb />the Dose is to be encreased by two or three\r\n            <lb />grains every night, till it comes to have\r\n            <lb />some sensible effect when it is to be repeated\r\n            <lb />every second or third night as said before. In\r\n            <lb />every step it should be conducted by the Physician attending.\r\n            <lb />If the effect of the powder shall be <symptom n=\"28\">sweating</symptom> \r\n            <lb />it will not be proper to go abroad next mornÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing as proposed above but unless the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">sweating</symptom> is considerable the forenoon exercise\r\n            <lb />may be taken as usual. <add place=\"above\">NL</add> From anything\r\n            <lb />mentioned in the Case the use of an <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment>\r\n            <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n            <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> does not appear to me, but\r\n            <lb />if there are any symptoms that give\r\n            <lb />suspicion of any <condition n=\"90\">obstructions</condition> in the <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />or remains of the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> that affected the\r\n            <lb />patient in the spring the <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> may be\r\n            <lb />very proper. <add place=\"above\">NL</add> Wishing heartily better health\r\n            <lb />to the friend in <del>which</del> whom you take so much\r\n            <lb />concern. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>I am Sir with great Regard</salute>\r\n            <signed>WC</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 13, 3, '2013-09-13 14:17:10', 223),
(474, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c48\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:48] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr George Skene / Regarding: [A matter not directly regarding a patient] / 2 March 1769 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Gillian Weir</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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I think your measure of an issue a very proper \r\n            <lb/>one as it is one of the best means of taking of the Effects \r\n            <lb/>of <symptom n=\"70\">Contusion</symptom> and strain but with a view to <condition n=\"41\">scrophula</condition> or\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"63\">white Swelling</symptom> I have not found it of any service. I have\r\n            <lb/>more doubt with regard to the <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\">Mercureal Ointment</ingredient>. I\r\n            <lb/>have no experience of its use in old strains. In <condition n=\"41\">scrophulous\r\n            <lb/>swellings</condition> it does no service, where the <bodypart n=\"68\">Muscles</bodypart> are losing\r\n            <lb/>their tone it may do harm &amp; its going to the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> might \r\n            <lb/>be inconvenient, I am clear therefore that it should be used\r\n            <lb/>as you propose very cautiously. The <ingredient n=\"70\">Sassafras</ingredient> Tea\r\n            <lb/>is very proper &amp; if I mistake not will do as much as \r\n            <lb/>the <ingredient n=\"15\"><choice><abbr>Sarsa</abbr><expan>Sarsaparilla</expan></choice></ingredient> but I have no objection to the last. The only\r\n            <lb/>Addition I can offer to your practice is the use of a \r\n            <lb/>Formentation as ordered below. I would employ it \r\n            <lb/>twice a day but if it shews any tendency to fret the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>I would confine the use of it to once a day &amp; when the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>is become dry after the formenting it may be anointed with \r\n            <lb/>a little of the <unclear><choice><abbr>Ung</abbr><expan>Unguentum</expan></choice> Emolliens levater complioratum</unclear>. I would \r\n            <lb/>apply no kind of <treatment n=\"23\">Poultice</treatment> to the Part unless there were very \r\n            <lb/>evident marks of <symptom n=\"42\">suppuration</symptom> going on. As the Boys\r\n            <lb/>Health is entire I suppose you have made little change \r\n            <lb/>in his Diet. At any rate you will keep it light but if  \r\n            <lb/>there is no suspicion of <condition n=\"41\">scrophula</condition> &amp; other circumstances\r\n            <lb/>rather point to a topical ailment &amp; suspicion of <symptom n=\"42\">SuppurÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ation</symptom> I should think a mild Diet the most proper \r\n            <lb/>for him. Skene desires we may keep a Correspondence \r\n            <lb/>on this subject &amp; I shall expect to hear from you soon.\r\n            <lb/>You see now where my doubts &amp; difficulties lie \r\n            <lb/>&amp; will therefore be able to solve &amp; <unclear>obviate</unclear> them. My <choice><abbr>Com<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>compliments</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>to your associates &amp; believe me always \r\n        </p>\r\n            <closer>\r\n                <salute>\r\n                    <lb/>D<sup>r</sup> George\r\n                    <lb/>Yours sincerely \r\n                </salute>\r\n                <signed>W:C</signed>\r\n                <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></dateline>\r\n            </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n<div>    \r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Skene</head>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"232\">fol. Laur. vulg. recent</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n                <lb/>-- <ingredient n=\"57\">cicut. siccat.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s - <unclear>Summ</unclear> <ingredient n=\"102\">Absinth</ingredient> <add place=\"above\"><ingredient n=\"49\">flor. sambuc.</ingredient> @ Ê’ij Coque ex</add>\r\n                <lb/>aq. font. ld ad ld w &amp; <unclear>adjecta</unclear> <ingredient n=\"39\">sal. ammon.</ingredient> <unclear>erud</unclear> â„¥j\r\n                <lb/>fiat colatura p. <unclear>fotu</unclear>\r\n            </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"232\">fresh common laurel leaves </ingredient>, half an ounce of dried <ingredient n=\"57\">water hemlock</ingredient>, <unclear>an amount of</unclear> <ingredient n=\"102\">wormwood</ingredient>, \r\n                    <ingredient n=\"49\">elderberry flowers</ingredient>, two drachms of each and boil in a pound of spring water as desired and <unclear>add</unclear> one ounce of <ingredient n=\"39\">ammonia</ingredient> let it be strained and powdered.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n    \r\n    <closer>\r\n        <dateline>2<sup>d</sup> March</dateline>\r\n        <signed>WC</signed>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    \r\n</div>  \r\n</body>', 48, 2, '2012-09-18 14:50:12', 198),
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If after trying it two or three days \r\n            <lb/>you think it too weak you may add to the quantity here ordered <choice><abbr>Rad. <ingredient n=\"10\">Jallap.</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>pulv.</abbr><expan>Radix <ingredient n=\"10\">Jallappa</ingredient> pulvis</expan></choice> Ê’j which is a milder medecine than commonly imagined. When\r\n            <lb/>there is no heat nor suspicion of it I have no objection to the <choice><abbr><ingredient n=\"78\">Elix. Salat.</ingredient></abbr><expan><ingredient n=\"78\">Elixir Salutis</ingredient></expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>But it requires some caution. When by any means a <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> has \r\n            <lb/>come on &amp; a pain arises in the <bodypart n=\"70\">Groin</bodypart> you must then depend chiefly upon \r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"6\">Glysters</treatment>. I have great faith in these of simple water if the patient can \r\n            <lb/>retain them easily to the bulk of a pound or two thrown up well with a \r\n            <lb/>syringe. When another stimulus is necessary I find nothing better or\r\n            <lb/>safer than <ingredient n=\"140\">Common Salt</ingredient> from â„¥Å¿s to â„¥ij. If these prove ineffectual as \r\n            <lb/>they sometimes do by <symptom n=\"78\">irritating</symptom> &amp; therefore returning too soon what I find\r\n            <lb/>most effectual is <ingredient n=\"55\">Turpentine</ingredient> from â„¥Å¿s to â„¥j but it requires great pains\r\n            <lb/>in mixing it well &amp; some attention in the exhibition that it continues\r\n            <lb/>mixed &amp; does not remain in the <unclear>boger</unclear> Syringe.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>When Glysters fail to remove the stricture of the <bodypart n=\"69\">Intestine</bodypart> the most \r\n            <lb/>effectual remedy is <ingredient n=\"72\">Tobacco smoke</ingredient> if you are provided <unclear>&amp;</unclear> with the \r\n            <lb/>proper apparatus for throwing it in. I doubt you may not at all for tho\r\n            <lb/>we are in some measure here, we have it not in the best &amp; most comÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>plete form\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>These are the remedies I depend upon for M<sup>r</sup> Murray but\r\n            <lb/>your Liniment may also upon occasions to be useful &amp; the obviating all\r\n            <lb/>coldness in the feet is a very necessary attention. With regards to the\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> I suppose you know it to have no tendency to bind his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> &amp; \r\n            <lb/>if it has with him as with many others a contrary tendency it may \r\n            <lb/>be very useful to him. The Saline Mixture cannot on any supÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>position be improper. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The accident that happened ten days days ago seemed to threaÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ten <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom>. You managed it very properly but if such\r\n            <lb/>an accident &amp; should happen again you may judge if his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> &amp;\r\n       <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>strength would bear taking a little blood from his <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb/>Many old people bear it well &amp; with great advantage as people \r\n            <lb/>that are so entire at M<sup>r</sup> Murray\'s time of day have been very\r\n            <lb/>robust &amp; are still liable to the <condition n=\"98\">Inflammatory Diathesis</condition>\r\n        </p>\r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice><orig>\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"34\">â„ž flor. sulphur.</ingredient> â„¥j <ingredient n=\"45\">Grystall Tartar</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"17\">Nuc. Mosch</ingredient> rus. Ê’j Elect. Lenetic. vel <unclear>Pulp. Prun. Gall.</unclear> <unclear>Ê’iij</unclear>\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">syr. Rosar</ingredient> pall. q.s.ut. f. Electuarium cujus capiat molem N.M. vel\r\n                    <lb/>amplius pro dosi\r\n                </orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <reg>Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"34\">flowers of sulphur</ingredient>, half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"45\">crystal tartar</ingredient>, one drachm of <ingredient n=\"17\">Russian nutmeg</ingredient>, lenitive electuary either <unclear>two drachms</unclear> \r\n                        of <illegible w=\"1\" />  a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">syrup of roses</ingredient> as required to make an electuary of which the patient is to take an ample amount for a dose either in the morning or night. \r\n                </reg>\r\n                    \r\n                </choice>\r\n                \r\n            </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>27 <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1769</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n</body>', 47, 11, '2014-10-06 22:17:19', 203);
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Each <symptom n=\"95\">Paroxysm</symptom> speedily increased till the Patient became ---\r\n         <lb/><symptom n=\"81\">speechless</symptom>, and the disease <symptom n=\"12\">threatened suffocation</symptom> and immediate Death: each fit instantly\r\n         <lb/>yielded to <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment>, and to no other remedy. When this Disease prevailed, the Party\'s <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>\r\n         <lb/>was a little sizy, and the <bodypart n=\"61\">glairy Lymph</bodypart> always separated in hot water from the <bodypart n=\"48\">red globules</bodypart>,\r\n         <lb/>and had a fibrous or ropy mucilaginous appearance.\r\n     </p>\r\n     <p>\r\n         <lb/>M<sup>rs</sup> Bisset became <condition n=\"7\">pregnant</condition> in Sept<sup>r</sup> 1769, <symptom n=\"26\">was exceedingly reduced by <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting almost\r\n         <lb/>every meal during</symptom></symptom> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> three following months; especially as she always <symptom n=\"3\">pukes</symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> great difficulty; and\r\n         <lb/>in february following was <symptom n=\"26\">farther reduced by a vehement <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom></symptom>. In the beginning of March she\r\n         <lb/>was seized <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> an <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"34\">uterus</bodypart></symptom>; her pain was exquisite, the <bodypart n=\"30\">lower portion of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> abdomen</bodypart>\r\n         <lb/>became hard, and the Child had not stirred for a fortnight before that time. After repeated ---\r\n         <lb/><treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment>, the use of <treatment n=\"6\">Glysters</treatment>, <treatment n=\"21\">fomentations</treatment> <choice><abbr>&amp;c:</abbr><expan>etcetera</expan></choice> <condition n=\"11\">she was happily delivered of a dead Child</condition>, ---\r\n         <lb/>which was livid and tender from its having been dead several days before: But the ---\r\n         <lb/><symptom n=\"62\">Inflammation</symptom> tho\' much abated did not quite cease after delivery till she was <treatment n=\"1\">twice more\r\n         <lb/>blooded</treatment>, which <symptom n=\"26\">reduced her to the lowest ebb</symptom>. She recovered slowly, but from that time ---\r\n         <lb/>hitherto has been affected with an obtuse pain in the <bodypart n=\"30\">hypogastric Region</bodypart> towards the <bodypart n=\"73\">left side</bodypart>,\r\n         <lb/>at the seat of the <bodypart n=\"94\">left ovary</bodypart>; and <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"34\">Uterus</bodypart> seemed somewhat larger than it ought to be in a\r\n         <lb/>natural state, so far as could be Judged by touching. Exclusive of this pain, which was not\r\n         <lb/>constant, her health for some time was better, and she was more free from the aboves and\r\n         <lb/><symptom n=\"12\">pulmonary disorder</symptom> than she had been formerly: But for several months past <condition n=\"8\">the Menses\r\n         <lb/>have been more scanty than usual</condition>, and never were copious, as they had often formerly been,\r\n         <lb/>since she had that <condition n=\"11\">miscarriage</condition>.\r\n     </p>\r\n     <p>\r\n         <lb/>The Patient, throughout the last spring, was exceedingly distressed by repeated ---\r\n         <lb/><condition n=\"13\">colds</condition>, from the inclemency of the weather. 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As soon as the\r\n         <lb/>warm weather commenced the <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatic <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom></condition> disappeared, her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> at the\r\n         <lb/><bodypart n=\"94\">left ovary</bodypart> increased, and now, at times, affected the <bodypart n=\"30\">whole abdomen</bodypart> and the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n         <lb/>by Sympathy; and a true <symptom n=\"37\">Lientery</symptom> commenced. This grievous Disease has been\r\n     <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n         <lb/>three or four times restrained by suitable medicines; but has been continual for a fortight past.\r\n         <lb/><symptom n=\"37\">Ingested food comes away unaltered sometimes in half an hour, but generally in less than an hour and\r\n         <lb/>half after eating it</symptom>; supper excepted, which commonly stays with her the whole night, owing chiefly I\r\n         <lb/>suppose to an horizontal situation. Her Supper consists for the most part of a little of the best cheshire\r\n         <lb/>Cheese, a bit of toasted Bisquit, and about 4 or 5 ounces of Red Port burnt with Cinnamon; which agrees\r\n         <lb/>well with her; and sometimes she makes a meal of Rice boiled in water with a little Cinnamon, and eaten\r\n         <lb/>with Red Port. Tho\' this Wine to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> amount of half a wine glass usually affected both her head and <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n         <lb/>before the auspicion of the present disorder; yet she can now take three times that quantity <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup>out</abbr><expan>without</expan></choice> any\r\n         <lb/>inconvenience from it: probably because it remains but a short time in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>; and the <bodypart n=\"47\">nerves of\r\n         <lb/>that organ</bodypart> may have their sensibility impaired both by relaxation and Phlegm. as she receives so little\r\n         <lb/>nourishment from what she takes, we find it necessary to allow her a bit of meat sometimes; a bit of\r\n         <lb/>roasted Chicken, or even the lean of roast mutton will stay longer on her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> than boiled meat\r\n         <lb/>of any sort; or even than some vegetable foods. The <bodypart n=\"30\">abdominal pain</bodypart> remits two or three times a day,\r\n         <lb/>and <add place=\"above\">is</add> least troublesome at nights in bed: its exacerbations seem to contribute not a little towards proÂ¬\r\n         <lb/>moting the <symptom n=\"37\">Lientery</symptom>, and rendering it more difficult to cure.\r\n     </p>\r\n     <p>\r\n         <lb/>After the aforesaid <condition n=\"11\">abortion</condition>, when the pain in the <bodypart n=\"30\">Hypogastric Region</bodypart> commenced, I attempted to\r\n         <lb/>cure chiefly by means of <treatment n=\"37\">chaffing <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> affected part <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> palm of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> hand moistened <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"126\" t=\"28\">oil of sweet almonds</ingredient>, or <ingredient n=\"191\">Spt.\r\n             <lb/>minder.</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"117\">Liniment. vol.</ingredient> or Mixture of <ingredient n=\"67\">Sweet oil</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"191\">Spt Mind</ingredient></treatment>: for there are few medicines that agree <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n         <lb/>Patient; and the most powerful <action n=\"6\">attenuants</action> and <action n=\"40\">deobstruants</action>, particularly <ingredient n=\"54\">Sope</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"154\">Gum ammon.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercur.\r\n             <lb/>abeal.</ingredient><note>The apparent contraction \'abeal\"(?) is obscure.</note> <ingredient n=\"13\">the Juice and Extract of Hemlock</ingredient>, disagree <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> her; likewise <action n=\"14\">emetics</action>, <action n=\"23\">Emmenagogues</action>, the milder sort\r\n         <lb/>excepted; strong <action n=\"5\">astringents</action>, <ingredient n=\"113\">strong Bitters</ingredient> except in a very small dose, <ingredient n=\"32\">Nitric Lime water</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"9\">Pyremont Water</ingredient>,\r\n         <lb/><ingredient n=\"14\">opium</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruv. 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The internal\r\n         <lb/>Medicines that were <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> at different times administered <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a view to <symptom n=\"12\">the old pulmonary complaint</symptom>, and\r\n         <lb/>the pain in the <bodypart n=\"30\">Hypogastric Region</bodypart> <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> consisted chiefly of <ingredient n=\"62\" t=\"2\">Saline draughts diluted</ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"21\">simple Balm or\r\n         <lb/>spring water</ingredient>; some vegetable Juices, the Juice of <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> China oranges, Ripe fruit, <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"10\">Bristol Water</ingredient>;\r\n         <lb/>gentle suitable <action n=\"21\">Laxatives</action> at proper intervals; <del><illegible w=\"2\"/></del> the aforesaid Tinctur  when a <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> prevailed; and\r\n         <lb/>a suitable diet.\r\n     </p>\r\n     <p>\r\n         <lb/>Since the <symptom n=\"37\">Lientery</symptom> commenced a small dose of <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient>, sometimes in pouder combined <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> â…“ of a grain of\r\n         <lb/><ingredient n=\"26\">Ip.</ingredient> sometimes in Tincture, has been administred every Second or 3<sup>d</sup> day; and she has taken, in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> intervals of\r\n         <lb/><treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment>, such mild <action n=\"5\">astringents</action> and <action n=\"53\">corroborants</action> as she can easly bear, combined <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> suitable <action n=\"60\">Stomachics</action>\r\n         <lb/>and <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretics</action>; and observes a proper Regimen, but hitherto <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> little success. The <bodypart n=\"30\">abdominal pain</bodypart>,\r\n         <lb/>however, seems to be somewhat abated <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup>in</abbr><expan>within</expan></choice> two days past, by <treatment n=\"37\">chaffing with <ingredient n=\"191\">Spt Minder.</ingredient> combined <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> some\r\n         <lb/><ingredient n=\"67\">Spt. Nitr. dulcis.</ingredient></treatment>\r\n     </p>\r\n     <p>\r\n         <lb/>Tho\' the Party\'s <bodypart n=\"47\">nerves</bodypart> are exceeding irritable, in so much that smelling to <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb blended\r\n         <lb/><choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> water</ingredient>, or an <ingredient n=\"24\" t=\"19\">Infusion of Senna</ingredient> will generally operate <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> her, yet she would seem to have good --\r\n         <lb/>stamina; since she bore so well <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"1\">reiterated bleeding</treatment> when it was absolutely necessary; and her flesh, tho\'\r\n         <lb/><symptom n=\"26\">sometimes reduced</symptom>, is always firm, nor is it easily reduced by the lowest diet; and she has always good\r\n         <lb/>spirits when her strength will admit; nor has ever a strong breath, or sour belshing, <add place=\"above\">nor is troubled <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> flatus,</add> tho\' she delights\r\n         <lb/>much in acids; and has been greatly relieved by sweet oranges and other ripe Fruit. M<sup>rs</sup> Bisset\r\n         <lb/>has for some years past been much indisposed in the forepart of Summer; but always became\r\n         <lb/>stronger and more healthy when the days were partly shortened, and the nights became\r\n         <lb/>longer and cooler. Even under the present Disease her spirits are good, and her <bodypart n=\"8\">countenance</bodypart> <add place=\"above\">is</add> scare sensibly altered.\r\n     </p>\r\n     <closer>\r\n         <salute>Skelton 12 July 1772.</salute><signed>CB.</signed>\r\n     </closer>\r\n </div>   \r\n</body>', 832, 3, '2014-09-28 10:53:07', 173),
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Neither do we think he is in danger of deriving\r\n          <lb/>any such tendency from the families he has proceeded from\r\n          <lb/>for on his <space w=\"1\"/> side neither his grandfather nor grandÂ¬\r\n          <lb/>mother were ever affected with any <condition n=\"12\">tendency to ConsumpÂ¬\r\n          <lb/>tion</condition>. The only suspicion that lies against him is from\r\n          <lb/>what we <subst><del>have</del><add>are</add></subst> told with regard to his mother but we\r\n          <lb/>do not think this goes for for from what we know of her\r\n       <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n          <lb/>&amp; which was from her birth to the time she went\r\n          <lb/>abroad we think she had <condition n=\"12\">not naturaly any tendency\r\n          <lb/>to consumption</condition> &amp; we are very ready to believe that what\r\n          <lb/>at least happened might be entirely owing to accident\r\n          <lb/>and there is nothing that can account for it better\r\n          <lb/>than any neglect with regard to the <condition n=\"87\">Measles</condition> ----\r\n      </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n          <lb/>But however all this may be we allow that his\r\n          <lb/>mothers being affected <condition n=\"12\">with some tendency to Consumption</condition>\r\n          <lb/>about the time of <condition n=\"7\">being <del>&amp;</del> with child of him</condition>, leaves\r\n          <lb/>some suspicion of his constitution &amp; renders it at least\r\n          <lb/>very prudent to take every proper precaution. -- Upon this\r\n          <lb/>footing we propose the following regimen.\r\n      </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n          <lb/>1: We think it very proper that till he is ten years old he\r\n          <lb/>should have very little or no animal food. Every day at\r\n          <lb/>dinner we would allow him a mass of broth made of Fowl\r\n          <lb/>or any other meat that is not fat or made very strong.\r\n      </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n          <lb/>Twice a week he may have at the same time a fresh\r\n          <lb/>&amp; soft boiled egg but would not at any time give him meat\r\n          <lb/>or Fish of any kind not even such as are <subst><del>pro</del><add place=\"above\">sup</add></subst>posed the lightest\r\n      </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n          <lb/>For the rest of his diet let him have grain of any kind\r\n          <lb/>Wheat, Rice, Barley, Oats, Millet, or Sago. These may\r\n          <lb/>be prepared or dressed in any manner he likes best, but\r\n          <lb/>especially they are to be taken with Milk &amp; this should\r\n          <lb/>always make a great part of his Diet. -- Roots Greens\r\n          <lb/>&amp; other garden things he may have sometimes but it should\r\n          <lb/>be very moderately. Potatoes is one of the safest roots for\r\n          <lb/>him if he does not take them too often. Sparagus, Pease,\r\n          <lb/>Artichokes or such like as the Come first in Season may\r\n          <lb/>be allowed but as the grow older they are not so proper\r\n      </p>\r\n      <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n      <p>\r\n          <lb/>He may have a little raw fruit especially of the\r\n          <lb/>smaller kinds as <del><unclear>tra</unclear></del> strawberries &amp; gooseberries when\r\n          <lb/>quite ripe but he should have them very moderately &amp;\r\n          <lb/>more caution is still necessary with regard to the stoned\r\n          <lb/>fruit of all kinds -- Dried Fruits as Figs Raisins\r\n          <lb/>&amp; Currants he may also have a little of &amp; especially of\r\n          <lb/>the two latter he may have pretty freely in his pudding\r\n          <lb/>For his ordinary drink we think he should have water only\r\n          <lb/>but it may be with or without toast in it as he likes best\r\n          <lb/>We think small beer improper unless some <symptom n=\"24\">tendency to\r\n          <lb/>Costiveness</symptom> should require it Strong drink of all kinds\r\n          <lb/>we judge very improper for him but would allow him a\r\n          <lb/>small glass of Claret or of white wine &amp; water every day\r\n          <lb/>at dinner. In the afternoon he may have a little Tea\r\n          <lb/>but it should be a little only very weak &amp; not taken warm\r\n      </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n          <lb/>if he takes a good deal of bread to his Tea or milk\r\n          <lb/>&amp; water about six of the Evening he should not have any\r\n          <lb/>supper after it but if he takes little then &amp; also takes\r\n          <lb/>it earlier he may have a little supper between 7 &amp; 8.\r\n          <lb/>This is of the utmost consequence to keep him in the\r\n          <lb/>habit of going early to bed &amp; let him <del>have</del> get up as <subst><del><unclear>earlly</unclear></del><add place=\"above\">early</add></subst>\r\n          <lb/>in the morning as he pleases. He should not ly long abed\r\n          <lb/>after he is fully awake &amp; should not have breakfast till he\r\n          <lb/>has been out of bed for an hour or at least half an hour\r\n      </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n          <lb/>He should always be very much in the fresh air &amp; for some\r\n          <lb/>years to come he ought to be in the country for at least\r\n          <lb/>eight months in the year &amp; he should be in town in the\r\n      <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n          <lb/>middle of winter only - His cloathing should be light\r\n          <lb/>rather thin &amp; there should be no difference at least very\r\n          <lb/>little in his dress at different Seasons. -- He should be\r\n          <lb/>allowed to take Exercise very freely &amp; that even within doors\r\n          <lb/>The only restraint to be laid on his Exercise is to avoid his\r\n          <lb/>being often <add place=\"above\">very much</add> heated or put into a Sweat. -- When he begins\r\n          <lb/>study, care should be taken that it be not too constant but\r\n          <lb/>frequently interposed with fresh air &amp; Exercise --\r\n      </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n          <lb/><del>The learning his Exercise should</del> He should not enter\r\n          <lb/>upon the fatigue or Confinement of a publick school<note>At this date in Britain, a \"public School\" implied \'any of a class of grammar schools founded or endowed for public use and subject to public management or control\' (OED) and as such was frequently contrasted with \"private school\" or home tuition.</note> till\r\n          <lb/>he is fully eight years old, &amp; other studies should not be crowded\r\n          <lb/>upon him so as to leave too little time for air &amp; Exercise ---\r\n      </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>The learning his Exercise should not be entered upon till\r\n           <lb/>he is grown up &amp; discovers a proper strengh &amp; even then\r\n           <lb/>they should be conducted very gently -- If at anytime\r\n           <lb/>he happens to be affected with <condition n=\"13\">Cold</condition>, it should be very carefully\r\n           <lb/>attended to and discussed as soon as possibel that no habits\r\n           <lb/>of that kind may be allowed to take place -- The above\r\n           <lb/>is the management we propose to be observed till he is 10\r\n           <lb/>or 12 years old but after that the management can only\r\n           <lb/>be determined by appearances of his constitutution at that time\r\n      </p>\r\n      <closer>\r\n          <salute><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 16<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Nov.</abbr><expan>November</expan></choice>\r\n              <lb/><u>1769</u></salute>\r\n          <signed>W.C.\r\n              <lb/><unclear>I</unclear>.G. -</signed>\r\n      </closer>\r\n  </div>  \r\n</body>', 81, 3, '2013-08-18 14:03:18', 81),
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I told him that I should exÂ¬\r\n    <lb />plain myself to you upon the Medicines I thought proper for\r\n    <lb />him.\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n    \r\n    <p>\r\n       \r\n    \r\n    <lb />I suspect a <condition n=\"34\">tubercle</condition> in his <bodypart n=\"43\">lungs</bodypart>\r\n       &amp; how difficult this\r\n    <lb />is to discuss<note>In the sense of \'dispel\' or \'disperse\'.</note> you well know, but in such a desperate case\r\n    <lb />attempts are allowable. I would try two medicines of \r\n       <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />I have some reason to think well.\r\n    \r\n \r\n </p>\r\n   \r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />1. <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient> If you have it good &amp; \r\n       bring it easily to have senÂ¬ \r\n    <lb />sible effects I would have you begin it immediately. I think\r\n    <lb />we miss the effects of it by giving it in small &amp; frequently repeaÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ted doses by <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> \r\n       it soon becomes familiar &amp; useless. It does\r\n    <lb />better given once or at most twice a day increasing the doses\r\n    <lb />pretty fast till it produce <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom>, \r\n       <symptom n=\"22\">giddiness</symptom>, <symptom n=\"2\">tremor</symptom> &amp;c.\r\n       \r\n   </p>\r\n      \r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />2. <ingredient n=\"66\">Mezereon</ingredient> which must also be chosen nicely &amp; given in\r\n    <lb />Decoction to Ê’i or Ê’ij every day, but I would delay this\r\n    <lb />medicine till the Dog days are over &amp; then if matters are not much\r\n    <lb />better I would try it.\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n      \r\n      <p>\r\n     \r\n     \r\n    <lb />I have no opinion of the Hotwell<note>Probably a reference to the fashionable Hot-well at Clifton, near Bristol.</note> for M<sup>r</sup> M<sup>c</sup> Doual. I did\r\n    <lb />not see him nor hear of his calling upon me.\r\n     \r\n  </p> \r\n      <p>\r\n     \r\n    <lb />I have nothing new to offer with regard to D<sup>r</sup> Mutter. I\r\n    <lb />am afraid his recovery will not go far.\r\n     \r\n   </p>\r\n   \r\n <closer>\r\n     \r\n  <signed>W.C.</signed> \r\n     \r\n     <dateline>\r\n        \r\n  <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 12<sup>th</sup> July 1780\r\n     \r\n     </dateline>\r\n    \r\n </closer>   \r\n\r\n</div>\r\n\r\n</body>', 988, 3, '2013-08-16 19:31:12', 59),
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It is to be\r\n    <lb />taken to the bigness of a nutmeg twice a day. It will be best taken in a\r\n    <lb />wafer &amp; it may be washed down with a small glass of the <action n=\"31\">strengthening</action>\r\n    <lb />wine which I have also advised. â€“\r\n       \r\n \r\n </p>\r\n   \r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />Along with the Medicines he must take care of his diet.\r\n    <lb />He should frequently take Milk all kinds of Milk meats: His supper\r\n    <lb />should be constantly of these &amp; often his breakfast also. At dinner\r\n    <lb />He may take a part of any plain fish meat but rather roasted then\r\n    <lb />boiled. He must take no kind of salt meat nor any kind of fish.\r\n    <lb />Of eggs he should tak very seldom. He should never make his whole\r\n    <lb />meal of meat but should fill it up with pudding &amp; more especialy with\r\n    <lb />roots and greens of all kinds. â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n         \r\n    <lb />For ordinary drink he should take water alone or\r\n    <lb />with a little red port in it. Malt liquor of all kinds he should avoid\r\n    <lb />It is very proper and allowable for him to take a little strong drink at\r\n    <lb />dinner &amp; even at supper but it must be a little only for the smallest excess \r\n    <lb />will increase his ailment. - The most proper Liquors for him are\r\n    <lb />red Port or Madeira but he should take a little water with them &amp;\r\n    <lb />&amp; that is much safer for him than any of the weaker wines. Spirits\r\n    <lb />of all kinds &amp; in every shape I hold to be very bad for him &amp; I would have\r\n    <lb />have him abstain from them altogether â€“â€“â€“\r\n         \r\n         \r\n   </p>\r\n   \r\n   <p> \r\n       \r\n    <lb />Along with these Medicines he will be much the better for\r\n    <lb />frequent exercise in a chaise\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n   \r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />If his situation in the country is favourable to it\r\n    <lb />he may be better for bathing in a river two or three times a\r\n    <lb />week taking it in the morning or forenoon\r\n      \r\n      \r\n   \r\n   </p>\r\n   \r\n   \r\n    \r\n <closer>\r\n     \r\n   \r\n     \r\n  <signed>William Cullen</signed> \r\n     \r\n     <dateline>\r\n        \r\n  <choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 8 June 1768\r\n     \r\n     </dateline>\r\n    \r\n     \r\n </closer>   \r\n\r\n</div>\r\n\r\n</body>\r\n', 392, 2, '2012-10-16 11:41:11', 56),
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She may still take a few glasses of wine but I prefer brandy and \r\n    <lb />water, not too strong, for all her drink.\r\n         \r\n      </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n         \r\n    <lb />Let her <action n=\"21\">laxative pills</action> be continued as often as anywise necessary.\r\n         \r\n      </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n     \r\n    <lb />When the seasons allow of it exercise would certainly be of great service\r\n    <lb />but for the winter I would recommend cold bathing by a chamber bath\r\n    <lb />which will allow it to be brought on by degrees and conducted safly. â€“â€“\r\n         \r\n      </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n         \r\n    <lb />Let her lay aside all nervous medicines that she has ever tryed. 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Areskine</head>\r\n      \r\n <recipe>\r\n    \r\n    <choice>\r\n       <orig>\r\n        \r\n    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. Peruv.</ingredient> cont. Ê’ij\r\n    <lb /> â€“â€“â€“ <ingredient n=\"165\">Granator</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"163\">flor. Baluast.</ingredient>\r\n    <lb />Affunde <ingredient n=\"184\">Spir. Vin. Gall</ingredient> â„¥ij \r\n    <lb />Aq. sere bullient xij\r\n    <lb />macera per noctem &amp;cola.\r\n    <lb />Signa Strengthening Tincture.\r\n          \r\n       </orig>\r\n       \r\n       <reg>Take two drachms each of crushed <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"165\">Pomegranate Bark</ingredient>; <ingredient n=\"163\">Pomegrante Flowers</ingredient>; Pour in two ounces of <ingredient n=\"184\">French Brandy</ingredient> and twelve ounces of nearly boiling water; stand overnight and strain. 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Let her take one of the <action n=\"31\">strengthening</action> powÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ders in a little water three times a day that is\r\n            <lb />about half an hour or a little more before breakfast\r\n            <lb />dinner and supper, washing down each dose with a\r\n            <lb />a glass of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"6\">Hartfell</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"9\">Pyrmont</ingredient> Water.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2. If after taking these powders for a fortnight\r\n            <lb />the ailment is not removed let them be laid aside\r\n            <lb />and in place of them let her take thirty drops of\r\n            <lb />the <action n=\"31\">strengthening</action> Balsam in a glass of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"34\"><add place=\"above\">Canary</add> water</ingredient> three\r\n            <lb />times a day and these doses are also to be washed\r\n            <lb />down with a glass of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"9\">Pyrmont</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"6\">Hartfell</ingredient> Water.\r\n            <lb />This course to be continued for a month\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3. Along with these remedies M<sup>rs</sup> Ascough\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />should take frequent gentle exercise on horseback\r\n            <lb />or in a carriage. 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Cancr.</ingredient> pp<sup>t</sup>. â„ˆij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamom.</ingredient> pulv. gr. v\r\n                    <lb />â„³. f. pulvis et f. h. m. dos â„– xxiv\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <action n=\"31\">Strengthening</action> Powders\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two scruples of prepared <ingredient n=\"124\">crab\'s eyes</ingredient> and five grains of powdered <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient>. \r\n                    Mix, make into a powder and let fourteen doses be made in this way. Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening</action> Powders.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice>\r\n                    <orig>\r\n                        <lb />â„ž. <ingredient n=\"101\" t=\"21\">Balsam. Guaiacin.</ingredient>. â„¥j.\r\n                        <lb />Sig. Strengthening Balsam\r\n                    </orig>\r\n                    <reg>\r\n                        Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"101\" t=\"21\">balsam of guaiacin</ingredient>. Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening</action> Balsam.\r\n                    </reg>\r\n                </choice>\r\n            </recipe>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><lb />5<sup>th</sup> June\r\n                <lb />1773</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <annot>\r\n                    <lb />1773\r\n                </annot>\r\n            </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 846, 1, '2013-06-14 11:11:03', 49),
(484, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c900\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:900] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN] / Regarding: Mr Malcolm MacNeill (of Carskey) (Patient) / 14 April 1774 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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It is a disease\r\n    <lb />which when it has been allowed to take hold of a\r\n    <lb />young person for some time it is often difficult\r\n    <lb />to be removed and not without attention and\r\n    <lb />pains bestowed for some time. I hope however\r\n    <lb />that M<sup>r</sup> M<sup>c</sup>Neil may get the better of it entirely\r\n    <lb />by the following measures.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />1. His first &amp; constant care must be to gaurd\r\n    <lb />up against cold. He should put on a flannel shirt\r\n    <lb />and wear it next his skin both night and day. He\r\n    <lb />should not lay it aside even in summer unless\r\n    <lb />he is very entirely relieved from all his complaints\r\n    <lb />and however well he may be he should certainly\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <lb />put it on for next winter. Besides the flannel\r\n    <lb />shirt he ought to be otherwise warmly cloathed\r\n    <lb />and particularly should take care to have his feet\r\n    <lb />and legs always warm and dry. He must avoid all\r\n    <lb />damp and moist weather and must avoid the\r\n    <lb />cold of the mornings &amp; more especially <add place=\"above\">of</add> the eveÂ¬\r\n    <lb />nings for some time to come In short it is of\r\n    <lb />the utmost consequence for him to avoid catching\r\n    <lb />any fresh cold and for that purpose he must\r\n    <lb />avoid his ever being much heated by exercise\r\n    <lb />or <add place=\"above\">by</add> sitting in a warm chamber.\r\n</p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2. His next care must be to avoid his <bodypart n=\"48\">bloods</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />being heated by meat or drink. It will be right\r\n            <lb />for him till he is entirely free from his pains\r\n            <lb />to avoid all animal food and to betake himself\r\n            <lb />entirely to milk and grain. It is more necessary\r\n            <lb />still for him to abstain from all kinds of strong drink\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />whither ale wine or spirits and to take nothing\r\n            <lb />but water whey or butter milk.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3. Frequent gentle exercise is very proper\r\n            <lb />for him but he should be moderate in walking\r\n            <lb />and it should never be to the length of heating or fatiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />guing him. Riding on horseback is better for him\r\n            <lb />and when the weather is tolerable he should be\r\n            <lb />very much employed in this way, taking care howÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ever that he does not get wet and at least that\r\n            <lb />he does not remain in damp cloathes after his\r\n            <lb />exercise is over.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4. He will be much the better for the frequent\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"18\">use of the flesh brush</treatment>. When he is about to get out\r\n            <lb />of bed in a morning he should have his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />very well rubbed and when he gets up he may have\r\n            <lb />his body and <bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart> also very well brushed. It is not\r\n            <lb />necessary that the rubbing should be hard but rather\r\n            <lb />gentle &amp; long continued.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />5 These are the measures that I depend upon\r\n            <lb />for his relief and if they are not observed no\r\n            <lb />medicines can be of much service to him and if these\r\n            <lb />measures are faithfully followed he will have little\r\n            <lb />occasion for any medicines at all. However to\r\n            <lb />hasten his cure I have ordered below some pills\r\n            <lb />that I hope will be of great service to him. He is\r\n            <lb />to take two of them every second night at bed time.\r\n            <lb />At first they may make him a little sick but that\r\n            <lb />will do him service and it will soon wear off, but\r\n            <lb />if it should continue to be uneasy to him he may\r\n            <lb />take only one pill for a dose, but on the contrary\r\n            <lb />if the two pills should not affect his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"66\">guts</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />he should take three for a dose\r\n        </p>\r\n<closer>\r\n    <dateline>\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>14<sup>th</sup> April\r\n        <lb /><u>1774</u>\r\n    </dateline>\r\n    <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n</closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n<div>    \r\n    <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> M<sup>c</sup>Neil</head>\r\n    <recipe>\r\n        <choice>\r\n            <orig>\r\n                <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"83\">pulv. 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Moderate\r\n            <lb />walking she may practice but\r\n            <lb />there is great hazard in any fatigue\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"margin\">5.</add> There is no occasion for any <unclear>nice</unclear>\r\n            <lb />Choice in her Diet only in <unclear>general</unclear>\r\n            <lb />the more light &amp; cool it is the better\r\n            <lb />&amp; a full Diet or even a heavy\r\n            <lb />meal will hurt her.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"margin\">6.</add> Cold in every shape is to be guarded\r\n            <lb />against but particularly in her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"margin\">7.</add> Attention must be given to keep\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> very regular &amp; if the\r\n            <lb />Tincture answers a dose of it might\r\n            <lb />be occasionally taken, but if its Effects\r\n            <lb />this way are not certain another\r\n            <lb />medecine must be employed.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 2d. August</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort Peruv.</ingredient> cont â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"201\">Canell. alb.</ingredient> cont\r\n                    <lb />Rad <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhei</ingredient> el. cont. @ Ê’i\r\n                    <lb />Vin Alb. Hispan. lib j\r\n                    <lb />Digere per triduum &amp; colature\r\n                    <lb />adde <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tinct. Cort. Peruv.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"109\">Elixr. 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It is a disease which when it has been \r\n            <lb />allowed to take hold of a young person for some time\r\n            <lb />it is often difficult to be removed and not without attention\r\n            <lb />&amp; pains bestowed for some time - I hope however that\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> M. may get the better of it entirely by the followÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing measures.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />1. His first &amp; constant care must be to avoid cold\r\n            <lb />He should wear a flannel shirt next his skin night &amp; day &amp;\r\n            <lb />not to be laid aside till his <add place=\"above\"><choice><abbr>Comp<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>Complaints</expan></choice></add> are entirely gone &amp; at any rate\r\n            <lb />to be put on again for next winter - besides this he should be\r\n            <lb />otherwise warmly cloathed and particularly his <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />always kept warm and dry - He must avoid all damp &amp;\r\n            <lb />moist weather, the cold of the mornings &amp; especially that of\r\n            <lb />the evenings for some time to come. - In short it is of the\r\n            <lb />utmost consequence to avoid catching fresh cold &amp; for that \r\n            <lb />purpose he must being much heated by exercise or by\r\n            <lb />sitting in a warm chamber.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2. He must avoid heating his <bodypart n=\"48\">bloods</bodypart> by meat or drink\r\n            <lb />- He must abstain from animal food till he is free from\r\n            <lb />pains - &amp; must betake himself to milk and grain - also\r\n            <lb />avoid all kinds of strong drink whither ale wine or spirits\r\n            <lb />&amp; to take nothing but water whey or butter milk -- \r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3. Frequent gentle exercise is very proper for him but\r\n            <lb />he should be moderate in walking &amp; it should be never \r\n            <lb />be to the length of heating or fatiguing him - Riding on \r\n            <lb />horseback is better for him - &amp; when the weather is \r\n            <lb />tolerable he should employ much of his time <del>but</del> in this\r\n            <lb />way taking care however <del>never</del> that he does not get wet \r\n            <lb />or at least not remain in damp cloathes after his exercise\r\n            <lb />is over.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4. The  <treatment n=\"18\">use of the flesh brush</treatment> very necessary - In the\r\n            <lb />morning before getting out of bed his <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> should\r\n            <lb />be well rubbed &amp; when he gets up his body &amp; <bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />Le the rubbing be continued for a good while &amp; gentle\r\n            <lb />rather than hard --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />5 <del>4</del> Without observing the above directions any\r\n            <lb />medicines can be of little service &amp; if they are observed\r\n            <lb />little occasion for medicine\r\n        </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb /><del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del>However to hasten his cure the <del>following</del>\r\n                <lb />pills <choice><abbr>ord<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>ordered</expan></choice> below I hope will be of service to him - He is\r\n            <lb />to begin with two every 2<sup>d</sup> night which may make him \r\n                <lb />a little sick at first but that will do him service &amp;\r\n                <lb />it will soon wear off. -- If they make him very sick he is to\r\n            <lb />take but one, if the<del>y</del> two have no effect he must take 3.\r\n                <lb />for a dose -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"83\">pulv. Jacob.</ingredient> â„ˆiv\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"169\">Extract gentian.</ingredient> â„ˆij\r\n                    <lb />Mucliagin. <ingredient n=\"75\">gumm. Arabic.</ingredient> q. s. ut fiat bene\r\n                    <lb />subigens massa dividenda in pilulas â„–\r\n                    <lb />xxxij\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take four scruples of <ingredient n=\"83\">James\'s powder</ingredient>, two scruples of <ingredient n=\"169\">extract of gentian</ingredient>,\r\n                    and a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"75\">mucilaginous Gum Arabic</ingredient>, and <unclear>dissolve well</unclear>. Divide the mass\r\n                    into 32 pills.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 3757, 2, '2013-04-15 16:42:17', 40);
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However our summers are too precarious\r\n            <lb />to be <del>truested</del> trusted &amp; I am of opinion that Miss Johnstons recovery\r\n            <lb />may be greatly promoted by a means I formerly hinted <del>at</del> that is,\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"25\">sweating</treatment> by means of <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers Powder</ingredient> -- As the effect of this depends\r\n            <lb />much upon the proper management &amp; this I find is not commonly\r\n            <lb />understood, I shall here give my opinion about the conduct of it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The dose at first may be twenty grains but if that shall be\r\n            <lb />found to have little effect it may in after trials be increased to\r\n            <lb />thirty or forty grains --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The dose is to be given only in the morning &amp; the <treatment n=\"25\">sweating</treatment> is to\r\n            <lb />be carried on through the day when it can be better managed &amp; with\r\n            <lb />less inconvenience than in the night time\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For bearing it more easily Miss J. must have on a flannel\r\n            <lb />shirt &amp; be laid entirely in blankets. 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For avoiding this\r\n            <lb />Miss J: should take no kind of drink for an hour or more after taking the powder\r\n            <lb />&amp; it is not usefull to take any till she pretty warm &amp; some sweat begins to appear\r\n            <lb />on her <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> -- Then she may take a little of any <add place=\"above\">weak</add> warm drink &amp; by degrees\r\n            <lb />take it more freely &amp; frequently while the sweat continues. - The drink\r\n            <lb />may be Balm or <del>wek</del> weak sage tea or sometimes weak bohea tea or she\r\n            <lb />may take water gruel or a weak whitewine whey &amp; sometimes a weak\r\n            <lb />beef tea or chicken water. 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It is enough that it\r\n            <lb />be gentle, especially if it be pretty equal over her whole body\r\n            <lb />&amp; <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart>. When it has continued for ten or twelve hours her\r\n            <lb />flannel shift &amp; even the blankets next her body may be\r\n            <lb />changed but with due caution, first drying her <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> with warm\r\n            <lb />towels &amp; taking care that her clean shift is very dry &amp; moderately\r\n            <lb />warm. 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For the next day she should keep her chamber\r\n            <lb />or otherwise take care that she is not exposed to any cold\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If the sweat has proceeded easily &amp; continued the due\r\n            <lb />time she will be able to judge the effects of it upon her ailments\r\n            <lb />If she is much healed &amp; gets a <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> or if she is much exhausted\r\n            <lb />with little relief from it I would promise very good effects from\r\n            <lb />the repeating it once or twice more &amp; I expect it will put her soon\r\n            <lb />in a good condition to bear a journey to Bath or where she pleases.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Let care be taken that her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> be regular when she is to try\r\n            <lb />the sweat &amp; that it be kept regular in the interval of <treatment n=\"25\">sweatings</treatment>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If Miss J gets <subst><del>much</del><add place=\"above\">the</add></subst> relief I expect by <treatment n=\"25\">sweating</treatment> she will not need\r\n            <lb />to take <del>any</del> any more <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> or other medicine &amp; what will do her most\r\n            <lb />service will be a Journey.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I believe that moderate bathing with a good deal of exercise\r\n            <lb />interposed at Bath may be of <del>service</del> service to her but I think the\r\n            <lb />drinking of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"4\">Bath water</ingredient> is a doubtfull medcine &amp; to be tried with\r\n            <lb />great caution\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />What I think is of the utmost consequence to Miss J.\r\n            <lb />is the avoiding cold &amp;c.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W C</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 462, 2, '2013-04-17 17:03:00', 52),
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Lindsay\'s case with great attention &amp; am dispoÂ¬\r\n         <lb/>sed to consider it as purely <condition n=\"28\">hysteric</condition> &amp; <symptom n=\"57\">spasmodic</symptom>. I take\r\n         <lb/>the seat of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> pains in either <bodypart n=\"58\">hypochondreacum</bodypart> to be\r\n         <lb/>in the <bodypart n=\"36\">great flexures of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Colon</bodypart> from where the\r\n         <lb/><symptom n=\"57\">spasms</symptom> are propagated so as to affect the <bodypart n=\"69\">Duodenum</bodypart>\r\n         <lb/>&amp; <bodypart n=\"88\">Biliary ducts</bodypart>. The <symptom n=\"18\">little tumour in the <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart></symptom>\r\n         <lb/>may be an entirely different affair it is not a Common\r\n         <lb/>mark of <condition n=\"65\"><bodypart n=\"60\">Visceral</bodypart> Schirrosities</condition> &amp; in such a young\r\n         <lb/>woman &amp; in a disease of so short a standing I hope\r\n         <lb/>there are no <condition n=\"90\"><bodypart n=\"60\">visceral</bodypart> obstructions</condition> yet formed.\r\n       <handShift/>\r\n         <lb/>However I cannot suppose your medicine which I take to be of <ingredient n=\"54\">soap</ingredient>\r\n         <lb/>and <ingredient n=\"36\">Cinnabar</ingredient> any ways improper. <handShift/><del>However I can not supÂ¬\r\n             <lb/>pose your medicine</del> &amp; if it keeps the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular it may be\r\n         <lb/>of great service. What farther occurs I shall shortly suggest\r\n     </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>When the <symptom n=\"57\">Spasmodic disorder</symptom> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"30\">abdomen</bodypart> are present\r\n           <lb/>&amp; in any degree violent there is nothing will command them\r\n           <lb/>but <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> &amp; it must be then used fully <del>&amp; steady</del> &amp; steadily\r\n           <lb/>but when these disorders are restrained I would withdraw the\r\n           <lb/><ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> as soon as I could &amp; I should hope that the daily\r\n           <lb/>use of them may be not necessary &amp; if possible I would I avoid\r\n      <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n           <lb/>them as they destroy <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> appetite &amp; weaken the <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>\r\n           <lb/>induce <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> &amp; &amp; prepare for a return of the disease\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>If your medicine does not keep the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular others\r\n           <lb/>must be employed &amp; if <ingredient n=\"34\">Sulphur</ingredient> <subst><del>&amp;</del><add place=\"above\">or</add></subst> <ingredient n=\"62\">Salts</ingredient> would answer withÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>out <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> I would prefer them but it is possible that\r\n           <lb/>nothing will answer but the <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetics</ingredient> &amp; these should\r\n           <lb/>be used steadily so as to keep <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> reglar without\r\n           <lb/><treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment>, while this is attended to I would endeavour to\r\n           <lb/>strengthen her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> &amp; I would venture to\r\n           <lb/>recommend <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> following simple formula --\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n               <lb/>â„ž pulv. <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. Peruvian</ingredient> â„¥ij Coque lento igne ex <ingredient n=\"12\">aq font</ingredient>\r\n               <lb/>lib ij ad <del>Oj</del> lib j &amp; per chart am colar Signa <action n=\"31\">strentheÂ¬\r\n                   <lb/>ning tincture</action>\r\n           </orig>\r\n               <reg>Take two ounces of powdered <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>, boil slowly on a flame in two pints of <ingredient n=\"12\">spring water</ingredient> and add another pint, then\r\n                   strain through paper. Label it <action n=\"31\">strenghtening tincture</action></reg></choice></recipe>\r\n           <lb/>two table spoonfulls to be taken two three\r\n           <lb/>or four times a day, the Excellency of the Decoction\r\n           <lb/>depends on its being filtrated which makes it much\r\n           <lb/>lighter to the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> if it agrees with her the\r\n           <lb/>dose may be increased three or four spoonfulls\r\n           <lb/>&amp; if it is found to be of Service as I expect we may\r\n           <lb/>proceed to try <ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient> in Substance but I would not\r\n           <lb/>try this soon ---. Another means I depend upon for\r\n           <lb/>strengthening the <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> is riding. This in the country\r\n           <lb/>I hope can easily be procured, &amp; I would earnestly\r\n           <lb/>recommend it to any length she can bear it -- a\r\n           <lb/><treatment n=\"9\">Vomit</treatment> may sometimes be necessary but as it is but a\r\n           <lb/>temporary relief <del>&amp; if</del> &amp; frequently repeated is rather\r\n           <lb/>hurtful. As her Menses are so regular it would\r\n           <lb/>disstress her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> <unclear>with no gains</unclear> which as <action n=\"3\">AntiÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>spasmodic</action> I think of very little Service ---------\r\n       </p>\r\n   </div> \r\n</body>', 83, 11, '2014-10-06 23:49:30', 93),
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They may almost always \r\n    be relieved \r\n    <lb />&amp; rendered less frequent but it is difficult to restore \r\n    the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> entirely\r\n    <lb />but that from various accidents it may be again affected.\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n    \r\n    <p>\r\n      \r\n    \r\n    <lb />It is particularly to be observed that a <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> \r\n       of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> as\r\n    <lb />constitutional is not to be cured by medicines &amp; most medicines that have \r\n    <lb />been employed are found by much use to be extremely hurtfull. It is indeed\r\n    <lb />only to be cured by a proper regimen avoiding the causes &amp; obviating the\r\n    <lb />effects of the <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n       \r\n    </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n         \r\n       \r\n    <lb />Certain Remedies however are sometimes necessary when the disorder\r\n    <lb />is considerable, the appetite much diminished &amp; \r\n         <symptom n=\"34\">feverish disorders</symptom> shew\r\n    <lb />the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> loaded \r\n         it may be proper to relieve by a <treatment n=\"9\">Gentle Vomit</treatment>\r\n         <lb />but as the effects of <symptom n=\"3\">Vomiting</symptom> \r\n         are not very durable &amp; frequent <symptom n=\"3\">Vomiting</symptom>  \r\n   <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">weakens</symptom> the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n          the practice should be as seldom as possible.\r\n          \r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n   \r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />Another remedy that may be more frequently be necessary &amp; is more safe\r\n    <lb />than the former is a <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> to \r\n      remove <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom>. For this purpose\r\n    <lb />the <ingredient n=\"109\">Sacred Elixir</ingredient> is very proper &amp;\r\n      it should be taken as often as two\r\n    <lb />days pass without a Stool but it should be taken no oftener than thus\r\n    <lb />necessary &amp; should be taken to no greater quantity than just sufficient\r\n    <lb />to procure a Stool. Any regular habit in the use of \r\n      <add place=\"above\">this</add> \r\n      medicine\r\n    <lb />is to be avoided &amp; if it by any mangement of Diet could be Supersedeed\r\n    <lb />altogether, it is desirable â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n    \r\n   </p>\r\n   \r\n   <p> \r\n      \r\n    <lb />Besides these no other medicines are necessary. <ingredient n=\"123\">Bitters</ingredient> are\r\n    <lb />much employed &amp; it will <add place=\"above\">often</add> give relief \r\n      but without particular necessity I would\r\n    <lb />not employ them as they are liable to destroy the \r\n      <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> altogether â€“â€“â€“\r\n    \r\n   </p>\r\n   \r\n   <p> \r\n      \r\n    <lb /><subst><del>To</del> </subst><add place=\"above\">Two</add> \r\n      other Remedies may be employed with more safety that is a\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeate water</ingredient> &amp; \r\n      <ingredient n=\"32\">Lime Water</ingredient> â€“â€“â€“ The first is not easily had \r\n      \r\n      <pb n=\"1\"/>\r\n    \r\n    <lb />in the best condition &amp; they other does not suit \r\n      every <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> and\r\n    <lb />however that may be I hope neither are at present \r\n      necessary to his Lordship\r\n    <lb />as I trust that their Virtue may be supplied &amp;\r\n      their use rendered unnecessary\r\n    <lb />by a more rational Cure, the Regimen I am now to mention â€“â€“â€“\r\n \r\n   </p>\r\n   \r\n   <p>\r\n       \r\n    <lb />Indeed the principal rule is to observe moderation in Quantity â€“\r\n    <lb />Every full meal is a strain to the \r\n      <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; will in time wear it out â€“\r\n    <lb />Where moderation can be observed in Quantity I find little occasion for\r\n    <lb />nicety in the choice of Quality â€“ It is therefore a necessary rule to keep\r\n    <lb />within bounds of our appetite but it is difficult &amp; expect of few\r\n    <lb />to observe it, I find it Easier to cheat the Appetite by soup &amp; pudding\r\n    <lb />which are a more innocent load than to rise with an Appetite unsatisfied.\r\n    <lb />Either way it \r\n      is <subst><del>always</del> <add place=\"above\">very</add></subst> \r\n      necessary for a <symptom n=\"23\">Weak</symptom>  \r\n      <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> to be always\r\n    <lb />kept light. Tho I have said that moderation will in some\r\n    <lb />measure supercede the attention to the quality of Our Diet it will hardly\r\n    <lb />do it altogether &amp; therefore give the following remarks on this subject.\r\n    \r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n   \r\n   <p>\r\n       <lb />I think every dinner should begin with liquid food except in the Case\r\n      <lb />of <bodypart n=\"46\">stomachs</bodypart> whose digestion is interupted \r\n      by much liquid. For many\r\n       <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">Weak</symptom> <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachs</bodypart>\r\n      it is useful \r\n      to their digestion &amp; otherwise for preventing\r\n       <lb />the taking of too much solid food. But let the Soup be pretty strong &amp;\r\n       <lb />without Barley Roots or Greens. Rice &amp; Vermicelli are safer than\r\n       <lb />Barley &amp; Salery &amp; Onion are safer than any other Vegetable â€“â€“â€“\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n      \r\n      <p>\r\n         \r\n      \r\n       <lb />After Soup his Lordship may take of any plain meat his Lordship\r\n       <lb />likes best only I would avoid all very fat meat &amp; \r\n         therefore Bacon &amp;\r\n       <lb />Salted <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> Pork. The \r\n         plainest Cookery is the safest &amp;  \r\n          all frying\r\n       <lb />&amp; Baking render meat heavier &amp; more difficult to digest.\r\n         All made dishes\r\n       <lb />&amp; Sauces if not hurtfull by their Quality are very much so by their\r\n       <lb />leading to a greater Quantity. 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the more blades the better, with any other Garden\r\n            <lb />stuff and Roots in Season, making up my\r\n            <lb />Dinner from choice with any kind of boiled\r\n            <lb />meat rather than Roasted -- which last in\r\n            <lb />eating I always inclined to have of the best &amp; fattest\r\n            <lb />/as well as the boiled/ with the Richest Sauces\r\n            <lb />In short no table coud furnish Beeff too fatt &amp;\r\n            <lb />Rich for me ~ ~ At Tea time after dinner\r\n            <lb />I generally drank double the usual quantity of\r\n            <lb />Tea, rather of the Green than Bohea, at which\r\n            <lb />I seldom or ever broke bread, <illegible w=\"1\" /> from any drought\r\n            <lb />that might be upon me /as I seldom or never was\r\n            <lb />dry betwixt meals, excepting when eating salt meat\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />or Roasted veal/ but from a Custom that had\r\n            <lb />creept on me since my Return to Scotland in 1769\r\n            <lb />and what I likt when Good and midling in Strength\r\n            <lb /> --- At supper I never from inclination eat\r\n            <lb />any meats of any kind, choosing rather an Egg\r\n            <lb />than any thing else if need -- To which food I\r\n            <lb />always accustomed myself to eat much Bread\r\n            <lb />&amp; a deal of Butter ~ My Breakfast\r\n<lb />was always Tea, rather a large quantity than\r\n<lb />usual --- To which I generally eat pretty hearty\r\n<lb />of Bread and Butter --- or rather on the butter being\r\n            <lb />fine, <u>Butter and Bread</u>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Thus I have gone through the manner I\r\n            <lb />lived and from inclination ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />My <symptom n=\"29\">Belching</symptom> still continued and encreased &amp;\r\n            <lb />at last I discovered an <symptom n=\"48\">acidness</symptom> on my <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />at times which also Grew on me\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I was advised by my Surgeon to leave off\r\n            <lb />eating Broth &amp;c, which I coud not think of doing,\r\n            <lb />Going into a Cold Bath, which indeed I could not\r\n            <lb />for want of conveniency -- Doing less business\r\n            <lb />and taking more exercise by Riding --- My\r\n<lb />Business must be done and did continue doing\r\n<lb />it --- But took at times some more recreation\r\n<lb />by Riding out when my business &amp; the Weather\r\n            <lb />woud permitt which indeed was but seldom\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I find I neglected above to mention my\r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb />General drink - which was at the above Periodd\r\n            <lb />of 1767 always small beer to my Victualls from\r\n            <lb />inclination never choosing any thing else, and <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />I continued during all 68 -- Afterwards beleeving\r\n            <lb />it to be too Windy I either drank Porter or Water\r\n            <lb />at which I continued till the latter end of 69 when\r\n            <lb />I took to drinking Brandy and Water - &amp; at other times\r\n            <lb />Red Port and Water by way of change -- -- After dinner\r\n            <lb />when in Company I either drank Toddie or Bumbo\r\n            <lb />made of Rum, Sugar &amp; Water /no Acid of any kind\r\n            <lb />as from my earliest appearance in the World\r\n            <lb />I found it Gripe me in the <bodypart n=\"66\">Gutts</bodypart> almost immeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />diately at times on using it --/ Or a Glass of\r\n            <lb />Wine of any kind, preferring Claret when on\r\n            <lb />the Table ----- About two years ago I left\r\n            <lb />off drinking Claret entirely on finding at the\r\n            <lb />next morning when drinking after supper, or\r\n            <lb />in the Evening when drinking after Dinner,\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"48\">leave on my <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> a certain Sharp dissaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />greeable acid</symptom> - But from this Abstemiousness\r\n            <lb />I cannot say I found any Relief, as I still\r\n            <lb />continued till last fall my favourite Barley\r\n            <lb />Broth -- fatt meat -- mostly Boiled &amp;c\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In fall 69 to 70 I left off tea in the morning\r\n            <lb />and eat a <add place=\"above\">new</add> egg - taking for Drink a Little Water\r\n            <lb />with a dash of Red Port or Brandy - but which I\r\n            <lb />was obliged to leave off in spring 70 owing to my\r\n            <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            <lb />finding it too Rich for me, by being about that time\r\n            <lb />siezed frequently with a <symptom n=\"94\">Bleeding of my <bodypart n=\"5\">nose</bodypart></symptom>\r\n            <lb />/an old Complaint from my earliest infancy &amp;\r\n            <lb />which most of my Fathers family have had in\r\n            <lb />like manner, But which I had not the least\r\n            <lb />thing off since 1764 till the above, which alarm\'d\r\n            <lb />me/ though I never was during its continuance/\r\n            <lb />and I took again to Tea -- Taking for some\r\n            <lb />moneths a Tea from the Sassafras Tree bark\r\n            <lb /><subst><add place=\"above\">from</add><del>of</del></subst> the Roott which certainly did immediately\r\n            <lb />thin my <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> as I have not from the first day\r\n            <lb />of using it Lost one drop of <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> from my <bodypart n=\"5\">nose</bodypart>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />During the whole of the above Processes\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom> on my <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> Still continued &amp; I\r\n            <lb />think encreased --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />About a year agoe I got <treatment n=\"54\">a machine made\r\n            <lb />for Bathing myself</treatment> in a Room over the head,\r\n            <lb />which I used also without perceeving any Senceable\r\n            <lb />Service till early last august when I took a Ride\r\n            <lb />through some of the Northern Countys of England\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When at York I consulted Doct<sup>r</sup>. Dealtry\r\n            <lb />there -- who gave me the annexed prescription\r\n            <lb />Recommending me to use <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"17\">Harrowgate Water</ingredient> as\r\n            <lb />the best thing for me - during which <illegible w=\"1\"/> I coud\r\n            <lb />only Remain at Harrowgate a few days I was\r\n            <lb />to take only One dose of the Medicine a day, and\r\n            <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n            <lb />afterwards to take two doses - continuing to do\r\n            <lb />so through all this last Winter <add place=\"above\">for two weeks at a time &amp; then to Intermitt two weeks</add> by which time\r\n            <lb />he said he hoped I woud be perfectly well ~\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Copy of the Prescription\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <recipe>\r\n\r\n                <lb />Take <ingredient n=\"45\">Salt of Tartar</ingredient> one Scruple\r\n                <lb />Lemon Juice half an ounce\r\n                <lb />Simple <illegible w=\"1\" /> Water an Ounce &amp; a half\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"17\">Nutmeg</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"21\" t=\"18\">Syrup of Orange Peel</ingredient> of each\r\n                <lb />a machin and a half\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"69\">Myrhh</ingredient> seven Grains\r\n                <lb />Cordial Confection<note>By this date \"Confection\" implies that sugar has been added for palatability so \"Cordial Confection\" is presumably being employed here as a general term for a comforting or invigorating mixture of drugs.</note> half a drachm\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"33\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Antimony</ingredient> fifteen drops in Wine\r\n\r\n            </recipe>       \r\n\r\n</p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As Doct<sup>r</sup>. Dealtrys hand writing is very difficult to Read\r\n            <lb />/though no complaints of it in England/ My surgeon on\r\n            <lb />my coming down has complained he coud with\r\n            <lb />difficulty make out some of the things - And\r\n            <lb />accordingly I find the above in the first Article differ\r\n            <lb />from an explanation made to me since by another\r\n            <lb />surgeon who calls it the salt of <u><ingredient n=\"102\">Wormwood</ingredient></u> instead\r\n            <lb />of <u><ingredient n=\"45\">Tartar</ingredient></u> as above -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doct<sup>r</sup>. Dealtry Recommended to me in conversation\r\n            <lb />on account of the <symptom n=\"7\">Wind</symptom> on my <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, and the <symptom n=\"48\">Acidness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />still complained Off ~ Abstenance form all drink except\r\n            <lb />when absolutely necessary or Regimed and then Only of the\r\n            <lb />best strong Wine, Preferring Madaira to Port - And of <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />not more than 2 or 3 Glasses -- that I might use at\r\n            <lb />times Wine &amp; Water to my Victualls, or a Draught of <del>Water</del>\r\n            <lb />Porter out of the <u>Cask</u>. -- To avoid all Young Meats\r\n            <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n            <lb />Butter and salt meats, fruits of all kinds except\r\n            <lb />when eat of a morning - all vegetables - except \r\n<lb />Mustard, Sallary &amp; Horse Radish -- No Greens of\r\n            <lb />any kind -, if any, Cabbage on the <choice><abbr>acc<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>account</expan></choice> of them having\r\n            <lb />less acid than any other -- All my Drink to\r\n            <lb />be taken Cold not warmer than the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Tea, Coffee or Chocolate may be taken to breakÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fast -- and Soops to dinner if free from any kind\r\n            <lb />of vegetables -- No fish of any kind --\r\n            <lb />Brandy &amp; Water forbid as the brandy Separated from the\r\n            <lb /><del>Stomac</del> Water in the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> and occasioned the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"31\">Relaxness</symptom> then complained off\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Not to ride after a full <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, Recommended\r\n            <lb />riding 15 or 20 miles before dinner &amp; 6 or 8 miles\r\n            <lb />in the Evening when on my Journey\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If my <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> at any time shoud be very\r\n            <lb />uneasy, to take a little warm brandy &amp; water as\r\n            <lb />hott as I coud drink it of about \'5 of the best &amp;\r\n            <lb />strongest brandy -- but to be avoided if possible --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Agreeable to which I began that day the\r\n            <lb />23 of <choice><abbr>Aug<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> to take my medicine, and Got to Harrowgate\r\n            <lb />next day where I continued 2 days drinking the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"17\">Waters</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />every morning, during which time I took only one\r\n            <lb />dose of the Medicine a day, after which I took two doses\r\n            <lb />a day morning and Evening as I had it made up at\r\n            <lb />every mercat Toun in which manner I contiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nued taking it till the Violent heat prevented me\r\n            <lb />from the Medicine working and <unclear>flying</unclear> in my Pocket\r\n            <pb n=\"8\" />\r\n            <lb />and even in my Room which resolved me to disconÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tinue it till I shoud reach Glasgow as I was then\r\n            <lb />on my way home -- -- -- During my taking this\r\n            <lb />medicine which was the Same in every place so\r\n            <lb />far as I could Judge from the Taste and Colour, as\r\n            <lb />well as during my continuance at Harrowgate, where\r\n            <lb />I circumscribed myself to the diet and drink prescriÂ¬\r\n            <lb />bed for me I found no inconvenience, The <symptom n=\"7\">Wind</symptom>\r\n            <lb />on my <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> continued much the Same, rather\r\n            <lb />less than otherwise ~ ~ But I found on my\r\n            <lb />Return home I had <symptom n=\"26\">lost much Beeff</symptom> which indeed\r\n            <lb />I have by no means gained Since But have on\r\n            <lb />the contrary been loosing notwithstanding my\r\n            <lb />appetite is in general sharp and Good\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />On my Return I gave in Dealtrys prescription\r\n            <lb />to my Surgeon, desiring him to have made up for\r\n            <lb />me Some doses - on looking at it, he said he was a good\r\n            <lb />deal surprised at the prescription and advised me to let it\r\n            <lb />alone, I made answer I was determined to try its\r\n            <lb />Effect patiently and to have it made up accordingly, he\r\n            <lb />then told me he woud be obliged to send to <choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> for some of\r\n            <lb />the medicines as they were not to be had in Glasgow, at\r\n            <lb />which I testified my surprise, as I found them in every\r\n            <lb />mercat town in England -- he made answer they\r\n            <lb />certainly then did not make up the medicine agreeable\r\n            <lb />to the prescription -- In about three weeks I think\r\n            <lb />however, I began to the Medicine, which I found to be\r\n            <lb />indeed totally different from that I had as such in\r\n            <pb n=\"9\" />\r\n            <lb />England -- In the fornoon of the day I took the first\r\n            <lb />dose, I was Siezed while writing at my Desk with <symptom n=\"96\">a\r\n            <lb />Stupidity /which continued about two or three minutes\r\n            <lb />at a time/ more than once which deprived me of\r\n            <lb />the Sense of thought or Reflection</symptom>, In Short <symptom n=\"74\">I totally\r\n                <lb />forgot once and again, what I was doing and the\r\n                <lb />Subject matter I was on</symptom> -- This alarmed me\r\n            <lb />a Little but as Dealtry had told me it would make\r\n            <lb />me sick for some days at first I did not mind it,\r\n            <lb />-- I continued therefore at it 3 or 4 days when\r\n            <lb />I was obliged to leave it off having been siezed with\r\n            <lb />a violent inclination to go to Stooll, without having\r\n            <lb />it in my Power to pass the least thing /though\r\n            <lb />so far as I coud Recollect I had missed a Stool for\r\n            <lb />two days though at all other times extreamly\r\n            <lb />regular onece a day/ This happened pritty early\r\n            <lb />in the morning, when after remaining in the\r\n            <lb />house of Office considerable time. It was not\r\n            <lb />without vast Pain I left it, occasioned by the <symptom n=\"3\">Reachings</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and which continued on me being obliged every now &amp;\r\n            <lb />then to run to stool -- The frequency of which with\r\n            <lb />the Agonie and Pain encreased with the day, about\r\n            <lb /><illegible l=\"4\"/>day I chewed a quantity of <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> in order\r\n            <lb />if possible to give me ease - which soon afterwards\r\n            <lb />flew into my <bodypart n=\"56\">Bladder</bodypart>, and caused an immediate\r\n            <lb />stoppage there, in which situation I continued till\r\n            <pb n=\"10\" />\r\n            <lb />Ten at night, when on finding myself in the greatest\r\n            <lb />agonie in both I sent for my Surgeon who at length removed\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"24\">obstruction</symptom> about four in the morning by\r\n            <lb />applying <treatment n=\"8\">Injections</treatment> and <treatment n=\"21\">warm fomentations</treatment> to the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />On talking to my Surgeon he attributed the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"96\">Stupidity</symptom> I was siezed with to the Spiceries contain\'d\r\n            <lb />in the medicine, or rather to the <ingredient n=\"33\">antimony</ingredient> -- I am\r\n            <lb />off myself rather apt to believe it was owing to the\r\n            <lb />former <add place=\"above\">&amp;</add> especially the <u><ingredient n=\"17\">nutmeg</ingredient></u> as I know I took\r\n            <lb />duly the 15 Gutts of <ingredient n=\"33\">antimony</ingredient> <del>Separate from the Medicine</del>\r\n            <lb />during my continuance in England, without any Effect\r\n            <lb />whatever, I am the more certain of this as I had\r\n            <lb />a Viol containing the <ingredient n=\"33\">antimony</ingredient> Separate from the\r\n            <lb />Medicine of which I dropt the 15 Guts myself into\r\n            <lb />every dose on taking it -- this <symptom n=\"96\">deprivation of my\r\n            <lb />Sences</symptom> I found in a Similar degree next day --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As I had Suffered so much and run such a\r\n            <lb />great Risque from this Medicine I easily determin\'d\r\n            <lb />with myself to take no more of it, and which I have\r\n            <lb />accordingly not touched since -- But determined\r\n            <lb />to try what Good Effects I should Reap by a Steady Plan\r\n            <lb />laid down agreeable to Dialtrys Sentiments of Eating\r\n            <lb />and drinking -- I accordingly confined myself to\r\n            <lb />a moderate quantity of Tea in the morning with dry\r\n            <lb />Bread or hard Biscuit -- at Dinner nothing but\r\n            <lb />Solids, avoiding fatt, at which I woud now &amp; then drink\r\n            <lb />a little wine and water, and with a constancy two &amp;\r\n            <lb />not exceeding three full Glasses of Good Madaira &amp;\r\n            <lb />about two Glasses of the Same at night at\r\n            <pb n=\"11\" />\r\n            <lb />Suppertime, as I eat no Supper at Doct<sup>r</sup>. Dealtrys\r\n            <lb />desire, which indeed I never was fond off, and is\r\n            <lb />therefore by no means any Punishment to me, -- However\r\n            <lb />on pursuing this Regimen I found that even at times\r\n            <lb />Madaira left a little <symptom n=\"48\">acidness</symptom> behind it and burnt\r\n            <lb />like Spirits on going down -- upon which I varyed\r\n            <lb />my Drink, judging Madaira was not of itself\r\n            <lb />Sufficient to Supply my Body with a Proper quantity of\r\n            <lb />Juices for its nourishment -- I accordingly betook\r\n            <lb />myself to the drinking of Good Port in much the Same\r\n            <lb />quantitys, which answered very well for some time, but\r\n            <lb />in two or three weeks had the same Effect with the\r\n            <lb />Madaira; I accordingly therefore began to drink\r\n            <lb />Madaira &amp; Port Promiscuously - Taking a larger\r\n            <lb />quantity of wine and water and now &amp; then a draught\r\n            <lb />of Toddie to my Victualls, which I found still answer\'d\r\n            <lb />better and better, and Supplyed my Body with almost\r\n            <lb />the necessary quantity of Joices for its Support, but\r\n            <lb />still I found there was a very perceivable want from\r\n            <lb />my former fulness of living on Broths and the very\r\n            <lb />Richest of Meats and the Plan I had adopted since\r\n            <lb />my Return from England of living chiefly on Roast\r\n            <lb />or Broiled Meats and entirely Solids - which had made\r\n            <lb />such a visible alteration on my looks &amp; <symptom n=\"26\">loss of Beeff\r\n            <lb />on my Body</symptom>, that it came to be <illegible w=\"1\" /> taken\r\n            <lb />notice off by all my freinds &amp; acquaintance, notwithstanding\r\n            <lb />during the time I lookt worse, Say about three\r\n            <pb n=\"12\" />\r\n            <lb />Weeks ago I had the keenest appetite eating at\r\n            <lb />Breakfast and Dinner Generally more than my\r\n            <lb />usual quantity, especially on having a thing to my\r\n            <lb />taste -- At the Crisis I was siezed with Violent\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"1\">Headacks</symptom>, and a Pain in the small of my <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />at times, the former as its from Inheritance &amp;\r\n            <lb />which from my earliest time of life still within those\r\n            <lb />2 or 3 years I was particularly much Subject to\r\n            <lb />though never so Violent as many others I have seen\r\n            <lb />under the same Complaint, I did not much mind it,\r\n            <lb />-- The latter allarmed me more as I was conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />vinced some disorder or other was lurking about\r\n            <lb />me, I was accordingly by my Surgeon ordered <action n=\"32\">a \r\n                <lb />Vomitt</action>, in order to remove my <symptom n=\"1\">Headacks</symptom>, which\r\n<lb />always had the desired Effect, at least in a few days\r\n<lb />thereafter on taking a Second <action n=\"32\">Vomitt</action> -- Which\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"32\">Vomitt</action> operated well enough, but I was next\r\n            <lb />day Siezed with <symptom n=\"20\">a Violent Chilliness</symptom>, when in the\r\n            <lb />Country, and in about two or three hours afterwards\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"21\">a Glowing heat</symptom> /without <symptom n=\"15\">a quick pulse</symptom>/ which I did not\r\n            <lb />find out till the second day afterward to be an <condition n=\"18\">Ague</condition>\r\n            <lb />when it Returned /at which time I recollected I had\r\n            <lb />been at times <symptom n=\"20\">Chilly</symptom> Some days prior to that/ or\r\n            <lb />whch I was ordered to a second <action n=\"32\">Vomitte</action> -- Since which\r\n            <lb />have been drinking a Glass of Wine &amp; Bitters of <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />once a day &amp; when my Urine /which has I believe been\r\n            <lb />rather bad for sometime/ is pretty Good I have been\r\n            <lb />taking three doses of <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> in Substance through\r\n            <pb n=\"13\" />\r\n            <lb />the day <illegible w=\"1\" /> Morning, Midday &amp; Evening, and have since\r\n            <lb />then Generally taken about a Pint of Good Strong Soop\r\n            <lb />at Dinner daily by way of additional nourishment\r\n            <lb />without any regard to the <symptom n=\"29\">Belching of wind</symptom> --\r\n            <lb />and have also changed my Breakfast from Tea to\r\n            <lb />pretty Strong Chocolate --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I must here notice that I am Seldom or\r\n            <lb />ever troubled with the least <symptom n=\"29\">Belching of wind</symptom> from my\r\n            <lb />going into Bed till I Rise in the morning\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />By the care I have taken in my Drink in\r\n            <lb />taking nothing of the Wine kind but what is perfectly\r\n            <lb />Good &amp; 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Taits Ailments shew that his <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> &amp; humours\r\n             <lb />have for some time been <del>in</del> in a bad condition; and that\r\n             <lb />this has been occasioned, or at least increased by his sedenÂ¬\r\n             <lb />tary life, and much application to business. It is preÂ¬\r\n             <lb />sumed he may be much the better of drinking <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"17\">HarriÂ¬\r\n                 <lb />gate water</ingredient>, at the spring itself.\r\n         </p>\r\n         <p>\r\n             <lb />The <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"17\">water</ingredient> is to be drank chiefly in the morning,\r\n             <lb />but he may also take a single draught of it every night\r\n             <lb />at bed time.\r\n         </p>\r\n         <p>\r\n             <lb />He should begin at first with a small quantiÂ¬\r\n             <lb />ty, encreasing it by degrees to what his bowels can bear.\r\n             <lb />The proper quantity is, what shall give him one stool every\r\n             <lb />day, and no more. He is to take this always at severall\r\n             <lb />draughts, and so as the whole is taken an hour, or at\r\n             <lb />least half an hour before breakfast.\r\n         </p>\r\n         <p>\r\n             <lb />At breakfast he may take tea as usuall with\r\n             <lb />bread and butter.\r\n         </p>\r\n         <p>\r\n             <lb />At dinner he may take any kind of plain\r\n             <lb />meat, avoiding however the heavier kinds and much fish.\r\n             <lb />He should avoid all baken and fried meats, or heavy sauces\r\n             <lb />and high seasoning. He should take pretty largely of\r\n             <lb />what Garden things are in season, and light puddings are\r\n             <lb />very proper for him.\r\n         </p>\r\n         <p>\r\n             <lb />His supper should be very light, and for the\r\n             <lb />most part without meat.\r\n         </p>\r\n         <p>\r\n             <lb />His drink should be plain water, with a\r\n             <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n             <lb />little wine in it, abstaining from all kind of malt\r\n             <lb />liquor. Every day both at dinner and supper he may\r\n             <lb />take a few glasses of wine, but it must always be a few\r\n             <lb />only, and in that case he may take it of what kind he\r\n             <lb />likes best, or instead of wine he may take a few glasses of\r\n             <lb />punch.\r\n         </p>\r\n         <p>\r\n             <lb />This course is to be continued for at least a month,\r\n             <lb />unless some unforseen circumstance shall shew, the water\r\n             <lb />to disagree with him.\r\n         </p>\r\n         <p>\r\n             <lb />During this course Mr Tait should take as\r\n             <lb />much Exercise as he conveniently can, in walking\r\n             <lb />riding on horseback, or going in a Carriage: only\r\n             <lb />taking care that he is never heated by walking, or is\r\n             <lb />upon any occasion Exposed to cold.\r\n         </p>\r\n         <p>\r\n             <lb />He should observe regular hours, going to\r\n             <lb />bed soon at night, and getting up pretty early in\r\n             <lb />the morning.\r\n         </p>\r\n     </div>\r\n </body>', 3747, 2, '2013-04-17 16:22:03', 38),
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I think there\r\n            <lb/>is much ground to suspect a <condition n=\"34\">tubercle</condition> but you do not mention\r\n            <lb/>either pain or <symptom n=\"118\">decubitus difficilis</symptom> to make this more certain\r\n            <lb/>&amp; at any rate I think there is no symptom of <symptom n=\"86\">purulency</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>Can there be any thing <bodypart n=\"47\">nervous</bodypart> in the Case? I would try\r\n            <lb/>by giving an <action n=\"34\">Anodyne</action> &amp; if this quiets the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> &amp; gives\r\n            <lb/>sleep &amp; at <subst><del>any</del><add place=\"above\">the same</add></subst> time gives no increase of heat or disposition\r\n            <lb/>to sweat you\'ll repeat <del>the</del> or continue as your good judgeÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ment shall direct. If this succeeds I would not be anxius\r\n            <lb/>about her diet but if the <action n=\"34\">Anodyne</action> increases her <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>\r\n            <lb/>it will be necessary to keep her diet low &amp; I find some\r\n            <lb/>people that will bear no a mixture of Roots &amp; Green\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>You will try this as you find occasion. I have very\r\n            <lb/>little faith in <action n=\"19\">pectorals</action> not even <ingredient n=\"25\">Squills</ingredient> in Cases of\r\n            <lb/>this kind is some times unavoidable &amp; I leave them\r\n            <lb/>to your discretion. I have of late had occasion to learn\r\n            <lb/>that the <ingredient n=\"206\">Bals: Sulphuris crassum</ingredient> is less healing tha<supplied>n</supplied>\r\n            <lb/>I had thought, &amp; taken to 30 or 40 drops at bedtime wil<unclear>l</unclear>\r\n            <lb/>sometimes prevent <symptom n=\"4\">Coughing</symptom>. The <action n=\"51\">febrifuge</action> or <action n=\"19\">pectoral</action> I\r\n            <lb/>most depend upon in Such Cases is an <action n=\"14\">Emetic</action> either\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecacuana</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar Emetic</ingredient> given so as not to occasio<unclear>n</unclear>\r\n            <lb/>much <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom>. If the particular constitution afford n<unclear>o</unclear>\r\n            <lb/>particular objection you may try it. I cannot advise\r\n            <lb/>her going to a Southern climate at present nor even\r\n            <lb/>to go abroad in this Country she <del><illegible l=\"1\"/></del> should be well\r\n       <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>defended from Cold but never kept warm the\r\n            <lb/><condition n=\"8\">interruption of the menses</condition> is very infavourable\r\n            <lb/>but dont think you can do any thus to help it\r\n            <lb/>at present persons in such cases are often\r\n            <lb/>troubles with <symptom n=\"20\">cold <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart></symptom> &amp; it increases their\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"17\">prevents sleep</symptom>. Frequent <treatment n=\"17\">Pediluvia</treatment>\r\n            <lb/>if they are not found to heat her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> too much\r\n            <lb/>will otherwise be of service\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n        <lb/>____________________________________________________________________________________\r\n            <lb/>\r\n            <lb/>\r\n            <lb/>\r\n            <lb/>\r\n            <lb/>\r\n            [IMAGE]\r\n            <lb/>\r\n            <lb/>\r\n            <lb/>\r\n            <lb/>\r\n            <lb/>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>ABCD. is a Section of the bathing machine<note>It is not clear whether Cullen was himself responsible for designing this crude form of shower-bath employing a pivotable tub of water suspended from the ceiling using ropes but he certainly recommends it to a number of patients, and is able to make arrangements for manufacture and supply.</note>  at\r\n            <lb/><supplied>C</supplied>hatport where two rings are affixed to tis upper edge on\r\n            <lb/><supplied>e</supplied>ach side opposite to one another &amp; corresponding to them on\r\n            <lb/><supplied>t</supplied>he edge below are two others. Thorough these rings a rope is\r\n            <lb/><supplied>c</supplied>arried passing from the one to the other on the lower edge\r\n            <lb/><supplied>u</supplied>nder the bottom of the machine &amp; rising upwards is carried\r\n            <lb/><supplied>o</supplied>ver two Pullies. PP. fixed by proper Screws in the ceiling of\r\n            <lb/><supplied>t</supplied>he chamber. F.G. After passing over the Pullies the rope hangs\r\n            <lb/><supplied>d</supplied>own to the floor <subst><del>hang</del><add>having</add></subst> two Hooks fastened to\r\n            <lb/><supplied>e</supplied>ach extremity. The Course of the Rope is expressed by the\r\n            <lb/>letters a,a,a,a,a, &amp; c &amp; the two Hooks are <unclear>pivoted</unclear> out by b.b.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Two such ropes are applied one towards\r\n            <lb/>each end of the machine &amp;  therefore there are four pullies\r\n            <lb/>in the Ceiling directly over the ring thro which the\r\n            <lb/>rope passes &amp; there will <del>be</del> therefore <del>be</del> also be four\r\n            <lb/>extremities of Rope with two Hooks at each for the follÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>owing purpose. that upon one Hook a weight <del>may</del> may\r\n            <lb/>be Hung &amp; fixed, such as with the three others corresponding\r\n            <lb/>to it may be exactly a Counterpoise to the empty machine\r\n            <lb/>&amp; upon the other Hook is to be hung a moveable weigt\r\n            <lb/>which together with three other corresponding to it &amp; the\r\n            <lb/>four already mentioned may be exactly a Counterpoise\r\n            <lb/>to the machine when full of water. By means of these\r\n            <lb/>the motion of the machine whether full or empty is\r\n            <lb/>rendered very easy. Only if the machine is at different time\r\n            <lb/>to be filled in different degrees the moveable weight must\r\n            <lb/>be also different &amp; as the <del><illegible l=\"2\"/></del> different quantities of water\r\n            <lb/>need be of no great variety &amp; may be always of a determined\r\n            <lb/>quantity, two or most three different sets of moveable weigts\r\n            <lb/>will be enough or it may be managed by a diversion of the\r\n            <lb/>the largest <subst><del>necessing</del><add>necessary</add></subst> into two or three smaller.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>For fixing the whole to the ceiling of the chamber, as the\r\n            <lb/>place of the Pullies may not exactly hit the beams, it will\r\n            <lb/>be proper to have a piece of plank larger than the orifice\r\n            <lb/>of the machine. This plank is to be affixed to two neighbouÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ring beams &amp; the pullies are to be screwed into the plank so\r\n            <lb/>as exactly to fit the most proper situation of the machine\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I suppose it is understood that for employing the machin\r\n            <lb/>a shallow tub of a proper width for <del>me</del> receiving the\r\n            <lb/>water following down is necessary &amp; also a curtain for surrounÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ding the <del>peron</del> person, which curtain is by Hooks to be hung\r\n            <lb/>upon the staples that are upon the sides of the machine\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 82, 3, '2015-03-02 16:28:50', 343),
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I wrote\r\n    <lb />you in my last of her having being very reÂ¬\r\n    <lb />gular and easy <unclear>at</unclear> them but of late she\r\n         \r\n      <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n         \r\n    <lb />has some <symptom n=\"60\">Cholick pains</symptom> preceding them\r\n    <lb />which soon wears away â€“\r\n       \r\n      </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n         \r\n    <lb />I\'m told that when she Spits after a hard\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> that sometimes there apears some\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> in the spitle like some small threads.\r\n    <lb />I suspect much your proposed Course\r\n    <lb />can\'t be begun for a day or two and I\r\n    <lb />beg the favour that if you have any\r\n    <lb />thing to add you\'l be so good to doe it by\r\n    <lb />first post. I have been proposing a \r\n    <lb /><treatment n=\"51\">chamber horse</treatment> when able but at preÂ¬\r\n    <lb />sent she is not able even for that far\r\n    <lb />less for going out in a chaise.\r\n         \r\n      </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n         \r\n    <lb />Lord and Lady Ruthven desires to make\r\n    <lb />their best Compliments to you in which \r\n<lb />I beg leave to Join and am\r\n         \r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n <closer>\r\n    \r\n    <salute><choice><abbr>D:</abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir your most Obedient <choice><abbr>Servt</abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n     \r\n  <signed>Neil Menzies</signed>\r\n     \r\n     <dateline>\r\n        \r\n     <lb />Moncrieff\r\n     <lb />May <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> 27\r\n     <lb />1766\r\n   \r\n     </dateline>\r\n        \r\n </closer>  \r\n       \r\n   <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n   \r\n   </div>\r\n   \r\n   <div>\r\n      \r\n      <p>\r\n    \r\n    <lb />To\r\n    <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n    <lb />Physician in\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n      \r\n      </p>\r\n    \r\n    <handShift />\r\n    \r\n    <annot>\r\n            \r\n    <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Menzies Perth\r\n    <lb />about Miss Ruthven\r\n    <lb />1766.\r\n       \r\n    </annot>\r\n\r\n   </div>\r\n   \r\n   \r\n</body>\r\n', 786, 1, '2013-06-17 15:24:21', 73),
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I am now ready therefore\r\n        <lb />to give you my advice.\r\n    </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I think the case is not <condition n=\"12\">consumptive</condition> at\r\n            <lb />present but if neglected may in time turn to that.\r\n            <lb />In the mean time it is purely <condition n=\"14\">asthmatic</condition> which is always\r\n            <lb />of difficult cure, but at his time of life there is\r\n            <lb />not only hopes of a cure but pretty certain means\r\n            <lb />of relief. Tho the disease is not in the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, this is\r\n            <lb />always affected &amp; the condition of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> has\r\n            <lb />much effect on the breathing. For this reason the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> must be always kept light. 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The morning and forenoons are the only time for it\r\n            <lb />and he should go out as often and as far as he conveniently can.\r\n            <lb />3. With this exercise he must give much attention to his diet\r\n            <lb />making it as light and cool as possible. He must entirely give\r\n            <lb />up meat suppers, and in place of these he should take some kind\r\n            <lb />of milk meats, and of any kind he likes best. At dinner he may\r\n            <lb />take a little meat, but must never make a full meal of it but\r\n            <lb />make it up with pudding broth or Vegetables. If during the\r\n            <lb />winter his ailments should increase and particularly if he\r\n            <lb />finds himself grow warm after dinner, he must in that case give\r\n            <lb />up meat altogether and live even at dinner entirely upon milk &amp; grain\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />For breakfast he may take, tea, coffee, cocoa tea or weak\r\n            <lb />chocolate as likes best --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4. In drinking he must observe the strictest <subst><del>appea</del><add place=\"above\">tempe</add></subst>rance as\r\n            <lb />every kind of strong drink will certainly do harm. -- He might\r\n            <lb />perhaps take a little white wine and water with <del>safty</del> safety,\r\n            <lb />but it is certainly the safest and surest to avoid it altogether --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />5. It will be very proper for him to get into a regular course of\r\n            <lb />sleeping and waking. Both sitting late at night and lying\r\n            <lb />long abed in the morning are bad for him and he should studiously\r\n            <lb />avoid both. If he indulges in the last he must lose the forenoon\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> is the precious time for his exercise --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />6. These are the particulars of his regimen and in the way of\r\n            <lb />Medicine I have not much to propose. Let him if he can convenient<add place=\"above\">ly</add>\r\n            <lb />procure it take asses milk every morning at first a quarter of\r\n            <lb />a pint but increasing it afterwards to the quantity <del>of</del> his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> easily bears. -- Let him have <treatment n=\"11\">pea Issue</treatment> cut into his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"12\">left arm</bodypart> &amp; kept open till next summer --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Once a week <add place=\"above\">or fortnight</add> let him take <action n=\"32\">a vomit</action> of 40 grains of <ingredient n=\"26\"><choice><abbr>Ipecacen:</abbr><expan>Ipecacuanha</expan></choice></ingredient>\r\n            <lb />or five grains more if necessary but if he does not vomit easily I\r\n            <lb />would not urge the practice -- Every night &amp; morning let him\r\n            <lb />take five grains of <ingredient n=\"83\">D<sup>r</sup> James strong powder</ingredient><note> Dr James\'s Powder, a common proprietary medicine, was available as \'strong\' or \'mild\'.</note>  and by degrees\r\n            <lb />increase the dose to any <choice><abbr>qty</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> will bear with\r\n            <lb />vomiting\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 13<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Decr.</abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 1771</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W C</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 456, 3, '2013-09-12 14:45:07', 72),
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He must still observe the Diet formerly advised\r\n    <lb />&amp; believe that every kind of Animal food may do him harm.\r\n    <lb />A Diet of milk &amp; grain of all others the most proper.\r\n    <lb />All &amp; every kind of strong drink must be carefully\r\n    <lb />avoided.\r\n         \r\n      </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n         \r\n    <lb />5. It will be <add place=\"above\">very</add> proper for \r\n         him from time to time to <treatment n=\"1\">let a little\r\n    <lb />blood</treatment> &amp; a month should hardly pass without it. In case of any\r\n    <lb />sense of <condition n=\"25\">Fullness</condition>, <symptom n=\"1\">headache</symptom>, \r\n         <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of breathing</symptom>, or\r\n    <lb />pains of his <del><illegible w=\"3\"/></del> <bodypart n=\"26\">breas</bodypart> he \r\n         should <treatment n=\"1\">bleed</treatment>\r\n    <lb />when these Occur without regard to his usual period.\r\n   \r\n      </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n         \r\n    <lb />6. He must avoid <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> &amp; \r\n         if a medicine is necessary\r\n<lb/>for that purpose <ingredient n=\"34\">Flower of Sulphur</ingredient> is one of the most easy &amp;\r\n<lb/>proper.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<lb />Tho a Southern climate is necessary to him in Winter\r\n    <lb />the same in Summer may do him much harm. I advise him\r\n    <lb />therefore to return to Brittain before the Summer heats\r\n    <lb />set in.\r\n         \r\n   </p>\r\n   \r\n   <p> \r\n      \r\n    <lb />This management shall I hope restore M<sup>r</sup> B.\r\n    <lb />to perfect health but let observe that it is only this\r\n    <lb />mangement taken in its whole extent &amp; in every part\r\n    <lb />strictly adhered to that can give him any security â€“â€“\r\n    \r\n   </p>\r\n    \r\n <closer>\r\n     \r\n     \r\n  <signed>W C</signed> \r\n     \r\n     <dateline>\r\n        \r\n  <choice><abbr>Edinbr Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh September</expan></choice> 29 1768\r\n     \r\n     </dateline>\r\n    \r\n     \r\n </closer>   \r\n\r\n</div>\r\n\r\n</body>\r\n', 408, 2, '2012-10-15 16:29:45', 47),
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If <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> is very\r\n            <lb />fine &amp; well difused in water we\r\n            <lb />expect <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Ld</abbr><expan>Lord</expan></choice> Douglas will take it as\r\n            <lb />easily as <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Decoction. We beg that\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Flint may pick out some of the\r\n            <lb />finest as there is a Difference in\r\n            <lb />every parcel &amp; even of that finest when\r\n            <lb />some quantity is put into a mortar\r\n            <lb />let only the first that comes through\r\n            <lb />the Sieve be taken. With these\r\n            <lb />precautions we hope it will be\r\n            <lb />taken &amp; ly light on the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />Let be taken chiefly in the afternoon\r\n            <lb />in more or fewer doses as it can\r\n            <lb />be managed but if possible let <ingredient n=\"113\">Arum</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />be taken in the Course of the\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />afternoon let this be done for\r\n            <lb />several days &amp; if <choice><abbr>Ld</abbr><expan>Lord</expan></choice> D bears it\r\n            <lb />well the quantity may be to half\r\n            <lb />a Dram or a Dram more while\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient> is taking let care be\r\n            <lb />taken to keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular\r\n            <lb />&amp; we think the <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> very\r\n            <lb />fit for this purpose. 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These are\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> only medecines we think\r\n            <lb />necessary but we think that my\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Ld</abbr><expan>Lord</expan></choice> would also be the better of\r\n            <lb /><del>the</del> for a Change of air &amp; think\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> Hamilton <del>for a week or\r\n            <lb />two</del> would be a very good change\r\n            <lb />from Rosneath &amp; after a week or\r\n            <lb />two at Hamilton change again\r\n            <lb />to Rosneath might be of service.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><lb />28<sup>th</sup><choice><abbr>Aug<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />1764</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div> \r\n</body>', 16, 3, '2013-09-15 12:44:05', 134);
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Peruv. contus.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                        <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamom.</ingredient> Ê’ij <ingredient n=\"184\">spir. vin. Gallic</ingredient> â„¥viij\r\n                        <lb />Digere per horas 2 dein affunde Aq. bullient lbj â„¥xij\r\n                        <lb />Digere <unclear>sevisus</unclear> P noctem &amp; cola\r\n                        <lb />Sig. Stomachic Infusion half a gill to be taken 3 times\r\n                        <lb />a day.\r\n                    </orig>\r\n                    <reg>\r\n                        Take half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"1\">crushed Peruvian Bark</ingredient>,\r\n                        two drachms of <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient> and eight drachms of \r\n                        <ingredient n=\"184\">French brandy</ingredient>. Macerate for two hours, then\r\n                        pour into one pound and seven ounces of boiling water. 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We cannot\r\n    <lb />command the return of it, but we know many things that are favourable\r\n    <lb />or unfavourable to it &amp; by these we must order his regimen.\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n    \r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n  \r\n    <lb />By this regimen we expect to take of his <del>P</del> \r\n       Present complaints and\r\n    <lb />to dispose nature to give us her assistance towards obviating them for\r\n    <lb />the future â€“â€“â€“\r\n       \r\n </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n       \r\n    <lb />Nothing is more improper for him than much application to business\r\n    <lb />&amp; if he can any ways do it he should give it up for some time altogether.\r\n       \r\n    </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n         \r\n    <lb />At the same time it is of consequence to keep his <bodypart n=\"95\">mind</bodypart> amused and there\r\n    <lb />is no better means than variety of place &amp; company â€“â€“â€“ To obtain this\r\n    <lb />he should travel about, make tolerable long journeys &amp; \r\n         never remain long\r\n    <lb />in one place â€“â€“â€“ Very frequent Exercise is as necessary to his\r\n    <lb />body as amusement is to his mind &amp; they should therefore \r\n         be joined together\r\n         \r\n      </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n         \r\n    <lb />When he is in much Exercise &amp; while the state of his \r\n         digestion continues\r\n    <lb />as it is now, there is not much occasion for nicety in his diet \r\n         but there are\r\n    <lb />certain things <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> at \r\n         all times he should avoid â€“ Bacon, Pork and of fat\r\n    <lb />meals or heavy sauces, All baked &amp; fired meats, or drest dishes or brown\r\n    <lb />sauces â€“â€“â€“ He should be sparing of fish &amp; especially of \r\n         the heavier kinds\r\n         \r\n         <pb n=\"1\"/>\r\n         \r\n     \r\n    <lb />and drest shellfish â€“â€“â€“â€“ On the other hand he must be more carefull\r\n    <lb />in avoiding Cold things, Sallad, Cucumber, Melon &amp;\r\n         most kinds <del>f</del> of fruit\r\n    <lb />In general all greens &amp; Roots must be taken sparingly â€“â€“â€“ Vinegar\r\n    <lb />must not be taken freely all pickles are to be avoided and more especially fresh\r\n    <lb />Lemon Juice - Spiceries taken moderately and not improper â€“â€“â€“\r\n         If he digests\r\n    <lb />milk easily he may at times take milk meals that is \r\n         boiled milk &amp; Grain but\r\n    <lb />he should not take cold milk &amp; cream is extremely improper \r\n         â€“â€“ Eggs he may take\r\n    <lb />sometimes &amp; cheese to the quantity that people \r\n         <del>take</del> commonly take after dinner\r\n    <lb />is very allowable but Macarone or toasted Cheese would be \r\n         very bad for him.\r\n         \r\n      </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n         \r\n         \r\n    <lb />The best drink for him is toast water or with a little strong Wine in it.\r\n    <lb />Small beer Cyder any kind of Punch is in my opinion very improper â€“â€“\r\n    \r\n   </p>\r\n   \r\n   <p> \r\n      \r\n    <lb />A strong drink at Every meal is very proper\r\n      but he must keep\r\n    <lb />within strict bounds &amp; whatever goes the length of heating him will always \r\n    <lb />do harm. If he is very moderate in the quantity I would not dispute with\r\n    <lb />him in the quality of his wine, but I think there is \r\n      some danger in Claret,\r\n    <lb />Chamapagne all other french White Wines &amp; in all kinds of \r\n      Rhenish &amp; \r\n    <lb />that Madeira &amp; Red Port are good Sherry\r\n      much safer â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n    \r\n   </p>\r\n   \r\n   <p>\r\n     \r\n    <lb />He should take very little tea or coffee but he may take the first at\r\n    <lb />breakfast if he take it in weak <add place=\"above\">in</add> moderate quantity &amp; \r\n      with plenty of bread and\r\n    <lb />butter â€“â€“â€“ All kinds of Sweatmeats are bad for him â€“â€“â€“\r\n    \r\n  </p>\r\n   \r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n      \r\n    <lb />It is of consequence for him to avoid Cold in every shape but more\r\n    <lb />especially in his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> \r\n      and <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> â€“â€“â€“\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n         \r\n      \r\n    <lb />Upon this regimen I would depend very much &amp; offer him very few\r\n    <lb />medicines â€“ <ingredient n=\"113\">Bitters</ingredient> may ocassionally be of use but the long continued\r\n    <lb />use of them may be hurtfull. If any medicines are likely to be of use it\r\n    <lb />is the <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeats</ingredient> but even these I would not advise\r\n         in the summer season.\r\n         \r\n      </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n         \r\n    <lb />If towards the approach of harvest he either finds himself no better \r\n         and <add place=\"above\">if</add> after\r\n    <lb />being better he finds his complaints returning I would advise him to go\r\n    <lb />to Bath &amp; make <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"4\">a cautious trial both of drinking the waters</ingredient> &amp; bathing â€“\r\n         \r\n  </p>\r\n   \r\n   <p>\r\n       <lb />Just now I will advise but one remedy &amp; that is \r\n      a <treatment n=\"11\">Pea Issue</treatment> put below his\r\n       <lb /><bodypart n=\"19\">knee</bodypart> which he may have done as soon as it <add place=\"above\">is</add> \r\n      convenient for him to be at home\r\n       <lb />for a fourtnight together â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n      \r\n      \r\n    \r\n <closer>\r\n     \r\n     \r\n     \r\n  <signed>William Cullen</signed> \r\n     \r\n     <dateline>\r\n        \r\n  <choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 5<sup>th</sup> June 1768\r\n     \r\n     </dateline>\r\n    \r\n     \r\n </closer>   \r\n\r\n</div>\r\n\r\n</body>\r\n', 391, 2, '2012-10-10 17:04:44', 80),
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For Breakfast he may take bread &amp; milk water gruel\r\n        <lb />Cocoa tea &amp; weak chocolate or Tea made of any plants of home\r\n        <lb />growth as Balm, Sage, Rosemary, Wild Thyme, or Valerian\r\n        <lb />Roots, but Indian tea or Coffee are not proper for him -- With\r\n        <lb />any kind of tea he takes he may take Bread &amp; butter, but it\r\n        <lb />should by dry toast &amp; cold butter &amp; by no means buttered toast -\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />To his dry toast he may but honey, Currant Jelly or MarmaÂ¬\r\n        <lb />lade but there is some hazard in these sweets, and he should\r\n        <lb />take them cautiously and sparingly.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />At dinner he may take a bit of plain meat, avoiding\r\n        <lb />only Pork or Bacon or other very fat meat and he may also take\r\n        <lb />of any light fish avoiding all the heavier kinds; but neither of\r\n        <lb />flesh or fish meat must he <del>take</del> ever make a full meal of but fill up\r\n        <lb />the greatest part of it with Broth, pudding, or vegetables -- We\r\n        <lb />do not insist upon abstaining altogether from animal food but\r\n        <lb />we are of opinion that for several years to come the less animal food\r\n        <lb />he takes his <del>animal food</del> health will be most secure. -- When\r\n        <lb />he does take animal food he must avoid all heavy sauces and all\r\n        <lb />hot ocasioning spiceries -- Much Eggs as in omlets are improper\r\n        <lb />and cheese of every kind except in very small quantity is also so.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />4. At supper M<sup>r</sup> Blair must not take any kind of\r\n        <lb />animal food <del>not</del> or even an Egg - It should be of some kind of\r\n        <lb />vegetable food or Milk and Grain that is Milk with Bread\r\n        <lb />Rice, Barley, Sago or even oatmeal porridge or sowers\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />5. For ordinary drink he must take water or if disÂ¬\r\n        <lb />posed to <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>, small beer, but in strong drink he must use\r\n        <lb />the utmost caution -- Spirits in any shape or <unclear>however</unclear> <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n        <lb />he must not taste and Malt liquor of any kind above the strength\r\n        <lb />of small beer we think equaly improper - A little Wine he\r\n        <lb />may take but a little only of the lightest &amp; coolest kinds\r\n        <lb />Claret or Rhenish are the safest, and he may <del>take but a</del>\r\n        <lb />go the lenght of a Gill of these at a meal but no farther\r\n        <lb />When these are not at hand he may take a little Lisbon,\r\n        <lb /><del>Madeira</del>, <unclear>Mountain</unclear> Sherry largely diluted with water, but\r\n        <lb />Madeira Red Port &amp; other such strong<del>ly</del> bodied wines are almost\r\n        <lb />as bad as spirits\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />6. Nothing is more proper for M<sup>r</sup> Blair than being much\r\n        <lb />in the fresh air and all kind of moderate Exercise is good for him\r\n        <lb />but all violent Exercise to any degree of lasting or fatiguing\r\n        <lb />him is very bad. A moderate attention to business will be\r\n        <lb />usefull but all anxious and intense application will be\r\n        <lb />hurtfull --\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />7. If he finds <del>to</del> any disposition to <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> he must\r\n        <lb />obviate it by diet or medicine for if it is neglected it may\r\n        <lb />do much harm\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <dateline>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edinr.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 23<sup>d</sup> <choice><abbr>Decr</abbr><expan>December</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />1770\r\n        </dateline>\r\n        <signed>W C</signed>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 429, 2, '2013-08-15 14:23:27', 71),
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However it may\r\n      <lb/>be, <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Complaints are very much in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> habit &amp; constituÂ¬\r\n      <lb/>tion &amp; are to be prevented ay a proper regimen rather\r\n      <lb/>than cured by Medicines. I begin therefore by advising\r\n      <lb/>that Regimen --- His Diet must be of a middle\r\n      <lb/>kind neither low nor full but inclining rather to a spare\r\n      <lb/>one. Every day at dinner he should take meat but should\r\n      <lb/>choose the lighter kinds. Beef, Mutton &amp; White fowl\r\n      <lb/>I think the best &amp; lighter than Veal or Lamb tho he may\r\n      <lb/> sometimes take also of those. He must be more sparing\r\n      <lb/>of water fowl &amp; Wildfowl of all kinds. I would have avoid\r\n      <lb/>all very fat meat &amp; therefore Pork &amp; more especially\r\n      <lb/>Bacon. Much Salted meat, would be very bad for him but\r\n      <lb/>little of it he may take &amp; a little corned Beef is as light\r\n      <lb/>as in any either shape. Fish he must hardly taste &amp; at\r\n      <lb/>least only seldom a little of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> lighter kinds avoiding\r\n      <lb/>all <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> heavier <del>kinds</del> as Salmon, Herring &amp; <unclear>drest</unclear> shellÂ¬\r\n      <lb/>fish of all kinds. His Cookery should be always plain\r\n      <lb/>avoiding Sauces &amp; all baking frying &amp; Stewing ---\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n      <lb/>That he may not take too much of any <del>thing</del> kind\r\n      <lb/>of meat it will be right always to begin his dinner with\r\n      <lb/>Soop or broth without greens &amp; to fill up his meal\r\n      <lb/>with some kinds of pudding. --- Roots Green &amp; other\r\n      <lb/><del>&amp; other</del> garden things are to be taken with great\r\n      <lb/>Caution he may take a little of along with his meat\r\n      <lb/>&amp; potatoes are one of the safest but he must not take\r\n      <lb/>freely of any kind &amp; avoid the more windy<del>y</del> as Cabbage,\r\n    </p>\r\n    <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n    <p>\r\n      <lb/>For drink at dinner he should take plain water but\r\n      <lb/>if he finds it cold in his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> he may put a little\r\n      <lb/>Wine or Spirits to it but the first is to be preferred ---\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n      <lb/>He should take two or three glasses of strong drink\r\n      <lb/>every day after dinner &amp; it may be either Wine or Punch\r\n      <lb/>without sowring. His wine may be Madeira Sherry\r\n      <lb/>or Port but Claret &amp; all other french &amp; Rhemish Wines\r\n      <lb/>I think bad for him. Whatever he takes it should be\r\n      <lb/>moderately &amp; the least excess in strong drink will\r\n      <lb/>always do much harm. -- At Supper Capt. Law\r\n      <lb/>should take no meat of any kind but it is better for him\r\n      <lb/>to take a little Supper than none at all &amp; it may\r\n      <lb/>be of any kind of Grain as <unclear>Rine</unclear>, Barley, Sago, Bread\r\n      <lb/>with milk or prepared in any other manner He likes\r\n      <lb/>best --- For breakfast he may take any <del>thingy</del> thing\r\n      <lb/>he pleases except Green or Bohea tea. Cocoa Tea will\r\n      <lb/>make a very proper one. --- Along with this\r\n      <lb/>diet Capt. L. must take care to keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> <del>open</del> very \r\n      <lb/>regular as any degree of <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> will always do harm\r\n      <lb/>If any management of his diet will obviate <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>\r\n      <lb/>it is <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> best way but if that does not answer he must employ\r\n      <lb/>a medicine. What I would prefer is <ingredient n=\"34\">flower of Sulphur</ingredient>\r\n      <lb/>of <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he may take a tea spoonfull in the morning in a \r\n      <lb/>little gruel or Cocoa tea before his breakfast. The Dose\r\n      <lb/>may be <del>repeated</del> increased or diminished as it is found\r\n      <lb/>to answer that is to keep the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular without <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment>\r\n      <lb/>If the <ingredient n=\"34\">Sulphur</ingredient> shall not answer <ingredient n=\"93\">Polychrest</ingredient> or\r\n      <lb/><ingredient n=\"95\">Glaubers Salts</ingredient> may be tryed &amp; may be very proper if\r\n      <lb/>the dose can be found that will keep the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular\r\n      <lb/>without <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> for this operation frequently repeated\r\n      <lb/>might do harm - ---- The part <unclear>of</unclear> Regimen of\r\n      <lb/>most consequence to Capt. Law is Exercise. In this\r\n      <lb/>he should be employed as much as he conveniently\r\n    <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n      <lb/>can both on horseback &amp; on foot but the last should\r\n      <lb/>be without fatigue --- In taking Exercise &amp; on all\r\n      <lb/>other occasions he should take special Care to avoid\r\n      <lb/>Cold &amp; particularly of his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>.. He should always\r\n      <lb/>wear <unclear>worstes</unclear> under Stockings &amp; keep his <del>feast</del> <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> free from\r\n      <lb/><del>of</del> all damp &amp; moisture. --- Another particular\r\n      <lb/>of some consequence to him is regular hours. Either sitting\r\n      <lb/>late at night or lying long abed in the morning are bad\r\n      <lb/>for him <del>esp</del> &amp; especially the first --- In concluding\r\n      <lb/>this Regimen I find I have forgot <del>Malt Li</del> to say above\r\n      <lb/>that Malt Liqueurs of any kind are not proper for him\r\n      <lb/>But if he finds that he can digest them well &amp; that\r\n      <lb/>they contribute to keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular he may\r\n      <lb/>take a little good Porter every day at dinner but\r\n      <lb/>in proportion as he takes that he should take less of\r\n      <lb/>other strong drink. ---- I have now only to add\r\n      <lb/>that some business and employment of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> mind if it\r\n      <lb/>leads to no anxiety is very proper &amp; even necessary to C.L.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n      <lb/>These are <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Particulars of Regimen I would recomÂ¬\r\n      <lb/>mend, &amp; upon <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I would chiefly depend for preserving\r\n      <lb/>Capt. Law\'s Health but I shall now add what management\r\n      <lb/>I think necessary when he is <subst><del><unclear>attended</unclear></del><add place=\"above\">attacked</add></subst> with his disorder\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n      <lb/>In case of <symptom n=\"34\">feverishness</symptom> with <symptom n=\"30\">eruptions</symptom> he must ly\r\n      <lb/>abed <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> moderately covered &amp; take plentifully of\r\n      <lb/>gruel or other such watery liquor but not very warm\r\n      <lb/>In these liquors he may dissolve <ingredient n=\"91\">a little nitre</ingredient> or he\r\n      <lb/>may take separately <ingredient n=\"91\">ten grains of this</ingredient> several times\r\n      <lb/>a day. In this way he is to <symptom n=\"28\">favour a Sweat</symptom> but by no\r\n      <lb/>means to force it either by bedcloaths or warm drinks\r\n    <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n      <lb/>&amp; particularly after a <symptom n=\"28\">moisture</symptom> is come on he should\r\n      <lb/>not be anxious about urging it or continuing it long. When\r\n      <lb/>the <symptom n=\"28\">moisture</symptom> that proves the relief does not come on soon\r\n      <lb/>I would recommend the <action n=\"11\">Diapheretic Mixture</action> ordered\r\n      <lb/>below <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> will favour but not free a <symptom n=\"28\">Sweat</symptom>. --\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n      <lb/>In case <del>he</del> of his being attacked with with <symptom n=\"12\">suffocating\r\n      <lb/>fits</symptom> he must try to dispell them by a tea spoonfull\r\n        <lb/>or two of good <ingredient n=\"38\">Spirit of Hartshorn</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"128\">Eaeu de Luce</ingredient>\r\n      <lb/>in a little water but if these do not answer he must\r\n        <lb/><treatment n=\"1\">have a <bodypart n=\"57\">vein</bodypart> opened</treatment>. <treatment n=\"1\">Bleeding frequently as it breeds\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> is by no means a desireable Remedy</treatment> for Capt L.\r\n      <lb/>but in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> case of those <symptom n=\"12\">suffocating fits</symptom> it may be absoÂ¬\r\n      <lb/>lutely necessary &amp; I have only to say that it should be\r\n      <lb/>employed only when necessary &amp; to the quantity only that\r\n        <lb/>will answer. I have frequently found that <treatment n=\"1\">opening a\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"57\">Vein</bodypart> &amp; taking two or three ounces only</treatment> would take of\r\n        <lb/>very bad <symptom n=\"12\">fits</symptom> but with these hints the matter must\r\n      <lb/>be left to the Captains feelings &amp; the discretion of the \r\n        <lb/>persons about him &amp; who have seen in these <symptom n=\"12\">fits</symptom>\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb/>To prevent <symptom n=\"12\">these fits</symptom> &amp; the whole of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> disorder\r\n      <lb/>I shall advise two Remedies. The one is a decoction\r\n      <lb/>to be prepared &amp; used in the manner ordered below\r\n      <lb/>but it is to be continued only for a fourthnight\r\n      <lb/>at one time &amp; then after a weeks intermission it\r\n      <lb/>may be used as long again &amp; thus alternately\r\n      <lb/>intermitting for several times. --\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb/>The other remedy I have to advise is a <treatment n=\"11\">pea\r\n      <lb/>Issue</treatment> put into a Convenient place. If it does not incomÂ¬\r\n        <lb/>mode him in riding I would have it put into the <bodypart n=\"18\">thigh</bodypart>\r\n        <lb/>a little above the <bodypart n=\"19\">knee</bodypart> but if it will not be <del>an</del> easy\r\n        <lb/>there it may be put below the <bodypart n=\"19\">knee</bodypart> &amp; if even there\r\n    <pb n=\"5\"/>\r\n      <lb/>it disturbs him either in walking or riding it must be\r\n        <lb/>put in the <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart>. ------\r\n    </p>\r\n    <head>For. Captain Law.</head>\r\n    <recipe>\r\n      <choice><orig>\r\n          <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"38\" t=\"16\">Sal. Corn. Cerv.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n          <lb/><ingredient n=\"32\" t=\"1\"><unclear>Tinc.</unclear> Limon.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s vel q.s.\r\n          <lb/><ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. Rosar.</ingredient> â„¥iij\r\n        <lb/>Cinnam<del>on</del>. s.v. â„¥j\r\n          <lb/><ingredient n=\"233\" t=\"21\">Py<sup>r</sup> Balsam.</ingredient> <del>â„¥fvj</del> â„¥vj\r\n        <lb/>â„³ Signa Diaphoretic Mixture    \r\n      </orig>\r\n      <reg>\r\n          Take an ounce of <ingredient n=\"38\" t=\"16\">hartshorn salt</ingredient>, half an ounce or a sufficient quantity \r\n          of <ingredient n=\"32\" t=\"1\">lime <unclear>tincture</unclear></ingredient>, three ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">rose water</ingredient>,\r\n          <unclear>s.v.</unclear> an ounce of, or as needed, of <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient>, six drachms of <ingredient n=\"233\" t=\"21\">pyrethrum balsam</ingredient>.\r\n          Mix and label it Diaphoretic Mixture\r\n      </reg></choice></recipe>\r\n    <p>two table spoon\r\n    <lb/>fulls for a dose to be taken every two or three hours in\r\n      <lb/>case of <symptom n=\"34\">feverish fits</symptom>\r\n    </p>\r\n    <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n        <lb/>â„ž. <ingredient n=\"1\">pulv. 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The <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> and <symptom n=\"12\">Difficulty</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>she has been long habituated to and I am afraid it is\r\n            <lb/>impossible to cure it entirely and too much pains taken\r\n            <lb/>to that Purpose might be very hurtfull it is possible I\r\n            <lb/>however to rereleive it the change of Season will at\r\n            <lb/>it in some measure and the very measures I am going\r\n            <lb/>to propose for her other ailment may be of service\r\n            <lb/>to <symptom n=\"12\">her breathing</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>With regard to the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> of and <symptom n=\"125\">hardness\r\n            <lb/>of her <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart></symptom> I would not precisely determine the\r\n            <lb/>the nature of it for at M<sup>rs</sup> Falconers time of life <condition n=\"65\">it\r\n            <lb/>may be of a more benign nature</condition> than many would\r\n            <lb/>suspect and I have frequently experienced this and\r\n            <lb/>as the <condition n=\"65\">tumor</condition> is still without Pain I hope in this case\r\n            <lb/>as in many others it may continue long without inconÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>venience. -- This observed in the <del>exel</del> <unclear>relation</unclear> that\r\n            <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart> is quite loose moveable and without <condition n=\"192\">adÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>hesion to the <bodypart n=\"40\">ribs</bodypart></condition>. I am glad to know this as a\r\n            <lb/>good symptom, but I would not admit of it as of any\r\n            <lb/>foundation for <treatment n=\"2\">attempting extirpations</treatment>. I have many\r\n            <lb/>reasons for declining this tho there was no objections\r\n            <lb/>from the circumstances of the <condition n=\"65\">toumour</condition> but <symptom n=\"125\">the little\r\n            <lb/>hardness discovered upon the <bodypart n=\"112\">axilla</bodypart></symptom> puts an entire neÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>gative u upon it. As the <treatment n=\"23\"><ingredient n=\"13\">hemlock</ingredient> poultices</treatment> have\r\n            <lb/>further to been of no service in retarding the growth\r\n            <lb/>of the <condition n=\"65\">toumor</condition> I am very adverse to their <add place=\"above\">being</add> continued\r\n            <lb/>for I think they <symptom n=\"139\">make the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> tender</symptom> and being on\r\n            <lb/>an <symptom n=\"43\">ulceration</symptom> that otherwise might never happen\r\n            <lb/>I am against every other external application till\r\n            <lb/>Pain or <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> shall require them. Covering\r\n            <lb/>with Flannel is all I should think necessary only\r\n            <lb/>if its being long accustomed to the <treatment n=\"23\">poultices</treatment> seem\r\n            <lb/>to require something warmer I would employ a\r\n            <lb/>peice of any fine and soft Fur\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If this <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> is 	<action n=\"41\">to be discussed</action> or as consequences\r\n            <lb/>are to be prevented it must I think be done by internal\r\n            <lb/>remedies I should have had no objection to the use of the \r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"13\">hemlock either in powder or extract</ingredient> but hitherto it cerÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tainly has not been used in any quantity that could do\r\n            <lb/>service. It may still be continued but great care must\r\n            <lb/>be taken to have it good of its kind and the dose must\r\n            <lb/>be gradualy increased <add place=\"above\">till</add> it has some sensible effects. In\r\n            <lb/>this way let it be continued but as it has often disaÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ppointed us I would not trust to it along and I\r\n            <lb/>have here Subjoined a prescription from which I\r\n            <lb/>have had better effects, It is to be begun in the small\r\n            <lb/>doses I mention but gradualy increased till it has\r\n            <lb/>some sensible effects. That effect and in fact is to be\r\n            <lb/>desired is a disposition to a more plentiful <symptom n=\"28\">perÂ¬\r\n                <lb/>spiration</symptom>. and some <symptom n=\"28\">moisture</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> especialy\r\n            <lb/>in the night time while it has this effect in any deÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>gree it is enough and if it has it not, I expect no\r\n            <lb/>good from it If the dose goes on encreasing without\r\n            <lb/>this effect some attention must <add place=\"above\">be</add> given in observing\r\n            <lb/>if it has t any effect on the <bodypart n=\"47\">nerves</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> by\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"22\">Giddiness</symptom>, <condition n=\"65\">Tumor</condition>, <symptom n=\"3\">Sickness</symptom>, or <symptom n=\"61\">nausea</symptom> &amp; if any such\r\n            <lb/>Symptoms occur the does must not be increased till\r\n            <lb/>those Symptom\'s cease when the medicine is found to\r\n            <lb/>produce a little <symptom n=\"28\">moisture</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart>, it is to be conÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tinued at the same dose till it ceases to have any effect\r\n            <lb/>&amp; then to be increased as before. With this medicine\r\n            <lb/>it is very proper to guard against Cold but in the\r\n         <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n            <lb/>Summer Season &amp; when She operates only in the night\r\n            <lb/>time it is very allowable to go abroad especially in the\r\n            <lb/>middle of the Day as this medicine is 	<symptom n=\"24\">liable to bind\r\n            <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart></symptom> it will be proper to obviate this by a gentle\r\n            <lb/><action n=\"21\">laxative</action> as Occasion may require the Diet with respect\r\n            <lb/>to this medicine &amp; every part of the Ladies Complaints\r\n            <lb/>should be cool &amp; Light &amp; wine &amp; water will be the\r\n            <lb/>most proper Drink. I have nothing to add but that\r\n            <lb/>from time to time <treatment n=\"9\">a gentle Vomit</treatment> is likely to be of\r\n            <lb/>service to the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> &amp; <condition n=\"14\">asthma</condition> &amp; not improper for the\r\n            <lb/>external ailment for both also I would advise a <treatment n=\"11\">Pea\r\n                <lb/>Issue</treatment> to put into the <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> of the side affected.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n          <dateline><choice><abbr>Edn<sup>r</sup>:</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 21 March 1770</dateline>\r\n            <signed>William Almack.<note>The placing of this name here in the case-book is puzzling. The London club-owner William Almack (d. 1781), a former valet to the Duke of Hamilton, was Cullen\'s brother-in-law, having married his sister Elizabeth, the Duchess\'s lady-in-waiting, on 16 May 1752, at St George\'s, Mayfair. The current (August 2013) DNB article on Almack states that by this date he was married to Cullen\'s niece Elizabeth but the evidence indicates this is an error. Various conjectures arise as to why his name appears under this entry in the case-book: the letter may have been directed to him for forwarding or he may have even been visiting Edinburgh and, temporarily assisting as Cullen\'s scribe, signed this case-book entry (comparison with Almack\'s handwriting in Letter ID:2864 is inconclusive).</note></signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Falconer</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"178\">Extract. aconit.</ingredient> gr ij\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar. alb.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                <lb/>Terito simul probe ut accurate misceantur\r\n                <lb/>Hujus pulveris capiat gr. X mane &amp; vesperi.\r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take two grains of <ingredient n=\"178\">aconite extract</ingredient> and \r\n                two drachms of <ingredient n=\"50\">white sugar</ingredient>.\r\n                Rub them together thoroughly so that they are properly mixed.\r\n                Of this powder, let her take ten grains in the morning and evening. \r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W<sup>m</sup>. Cullen.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 85, 9, '2015-02-02 01:26:50', 161);
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I have not\r\n        <lb />much time and must write shortly but hope I shall forÂ¬\r\n    <lb />get nothing Needfull.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />The ends to be kept in view are the avoiding\r\n    <lb />Cold and avoiding such a condition of body as may Dispose\r\n    <lb />you to be severly affected by cold when it happens to seize\r\n    <lb />you.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Our being affected with cold depends partly\r\n    <lb />on certain circumstances of the cold applied to us or certain\r\n    <lb />circumstances of our bodies disposing to be affected by it.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />The circumstances of the cold applied that makes\r\n    <lb />it more readily act upon us are first any great or sudden\r\n    <lb />changes by the temperature of the air from hot to cold &amp;\r\n    <lb />which happens at Virginia more frequently than <del>any</del> in\r\n    <lb />many other Places. It is to be observed that the air in all\r\n    <lb />Places is much colder than our Bodies &amp; we avoid its\r\n    <lb />effects only by means of houses &amp; cloathing and so often as\r\n    <lb />we go out of warm houses into the air we make a chang<supplied>e</supplied>\r\n    <lb />in the temperature of that applied to us but are often escap<supplied>ed</supplied>\r\n    <lb />the effects of it by our cloathing and it is then especially\r\n        <lb />we change the temperature when we make any consideÂ¬\r\n    <lb />rable change in the thickness of our cloathing.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Secondly. The air in undergoing changes is more\r\n    <lb />Liable to affect us as the Degree of cold produced is greater\r\n    <lb />and theirfore in winter mor than in summer. It is true\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <lb />that great changes in the air itself but the changes that we make by our\r\n    <lb />houses or cloathing are alwise most dangerous as the air<del>itsel</del> itself is\r\n    <lb />colder</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Thirdly. The coldness of the air affects us much more when it is in\r\n    <lb />a stream of wind Blowing upon us than when it is still &amp; rest about us\r\n    <lb />Fourthly. A stream of air affects us more considerably when it is\r\n    <lb />Directed to one part of the Body more than to the rest and a stream\r\n    <lb />of air applied to the Whole Body will especially affect any part\r\n    <lb />that wants its usual covering. To apply this properly it is to be\r\n    <lb />observed that their is stream of air rushing in even the smallest\r\n    <lb />Oppening from the outward air into any Chamber that warmer and\r\n    <lb />theirfor a Person sitting in such a Chamber near a broken\r\n    <lb />Pane of Glass or other Chink of a Window or door are Liable\r\n    <lb />to be affected by cold and as every stream of air passes from\r\n    <lb />the op<del>p</del>ening that admits it directly to the fire of a chamber\r\n    <lb /> a Person sitting in the course of such a stream may be affected\r\n    <lb />by it. It is still to be further observed that the air not only\r\n    <lb />enter chambers by Doors &amp; Windows but rushes from every\r\n        <lb />adjoining Chamber or Closet from even hole in the &amp; even copiÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ously from behind Panneling or hangings</p>\r\n    </div></body>', 68, 2, '2012-09-19 15:48:14', 101),
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These attacks were always carried off by a <condition n=\"3\">slight\r\n            <lb/>Fit of the Gout</condition> in the <bodypart n=\"52\">Extremities</bodypart>. About three months\r\n            <lb/>ago, he was suddenly seized with a <symptom n=\"12\">Difficulty of Breathing</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>when walking in his Garden, which has continued ever \r\n            <lb/>since, and is now the principal Complaint for which he\r\n            <lb/>solicits your Assistance. <symptom n=\"17\">He cannot lay in Bed in an horizontal\r\n            <lb/>Position, neither can he sleep with his <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> laid up when his \r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"73\">Body</bodypart> is erect. He now sits up Night and Day; and all the \r\n            <lb/>sleep he gets, which is but little, is in a chair, with his \r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"73\">Body</bodypart> inclining forwards, &amp; his <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> hanging down</symptom>, \r\n            <lb/>which has occasioned a considerable <symptom n=\"63\">swelling of the <bodypart n=\"17\">last \r\n            <lb/>named Parts</bodypart></symptom>. About a Week ago he complained of a\r\n            <lb/>little Pain in one <bodypart n=\"24\">Foot</bodypart> for about 12 Hours, during which\r\n            <lb/>Time the <symptom n=\"12\">Dyspnoea</symptom> was much better. Two or three Times \r\n            <lb/>in the Spring he was seized with an acute Pain in the <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart>,\r\n            <lb/>attended with <symptom n=\"12\">difficult Respiration</symptom>, for which he took a spirituous\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"9\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Rhubarb</ingredient>, well stored with Aromatics, that he always\r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>kept by him: This Medicine always afforded immediate Relief\r\n            <lb/>by producing a <condition n=\"3\" >slight Fit of the Gout</condition> in the <bodypart n=\"52\">Extremities</bodypart>, which,\r\n            <lb/>however, did not inflame. He has tried this medicine several \r\n            <lb/>Times since the last Attack, but without the usual Relief.\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Wilson is descended from healthy Parents, who never had \r\n            <lb/>the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition>. He has enjoyed a very stong &amp; vigorous Constitution\r\n            <lb/>and took great Care of it, being remarkably temperate, both\r\n            <lb/>in Respect to Eating and Drinking. He mostly drank Water and \r\n            <lb/>seldom took more than two or three Glasses of Wine a Day.\r\n            <lb/>He has spent a good Deal of his Life in the service of the\r\n            <lb/>East-India-Company, in which he was a Captain for\r\n            <lb/>many Years, and acquired a plentiful Fortune with \r\n            <lb/>an excellent character. When he quitted this service, he\r\n            <lb/>bought a large Estate, &amp; amused himself with Hunting, but\r\n            <lb/>in Process of Time he grew tired of this Diversion. The\r\n            <lb/>Beginning of his <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> may be dated from the Time of <unclear>his</unclear>\r\n            <lb/>leaving off this Amusement, for it was observed that h<illegible l=\"1\"/> \r\n            <lb/>eat as heartily as ever after he quitted his usual Exercise. Not \r\n            <lb/>long after the <symptom n=\"12\">Difficulty of Breathing</symptom> came on, D<sup>r</sup> Brownrigg, \r\n            <lb/>who practised many Years at Whitehaven with a great Reputation,\r\n            <lb/>was called to M<sup>r</sup> Wilson, and gave it as his Opinion that the \r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"12\">Dyspnoea</symptom> was spasmodic, &amp; proceeded from a <condition n=\"3\">Gouty</condition> Cause.\r\n            <lb/>He first ordered the following Draught.\r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice><orig>\r\n                    â„ž <ingredient n=\"203\">Aq: Puleg:</ingredient> â„¥i - <unclear>Fontana</unclear>\r\n                    <lb/>â„¥Å¿s. <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"12\">Elix. Paregor.</ingredient> Gutt. XXX. <ingredient n=\"38\">Sp. Corn. Cerv.</ingredient> per se Gutt. X. <ingredient n=\"239\">>Confect\r\n                    <lb/>Cardiac.</ingredient> Gr. V. m. f. 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This medicine was repeatÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ed 7 or 8 Times, &amp; afterwards discontinued. The Doctor likeÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>wise ordered a <ingredient n=\"154\" t=\"3\">Solution of Gum Ammoniacum </ingredient>, on Account of\r\n            <lb/>some thick viscid Matter which M<sup>r</sup> Wilson now &amp; then expectorated.\r\n            <lb/>He only took a few Ounces of it, &amp; then grew tired, since which he has\r\n            <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>taken no medicines, except a Table Spoonful of <ingredient n=\"28\">Oleum Ricini</ingredient> occasionally\r\n            <lb/>to keep his <bodypart n=\"37\">Body</bodypart> open, <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> is apt to be costive. \r\n            For many Years he has had a <symptom n=\"4\">slight\r\n            <lb/>Cough</symptom>, &amp; <symptom n=\"46\">Discharge</symptom> of tough - viscid Matter from the <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart>, but they are both\r\n            <lb/>very inconsiderable. His <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse has mostly been strong, slow, &amp; regular</symptom>, but \r\n            <lb/>these last six days it has been <symptom n=\"15\">quicker, weaker, and now &amp; then irregular</symptom>.\r\n            <lb/>He is <symptom n=\"68\">seldom thirsty</symptom>. His <symptom n=\"27\">Urine is sometimes high-coloured, but mostly of a\r\n            <lb/>natural appearance: Sometimes it deposits a Sediment of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e></sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Colour of \r\n            <lb/>Brick-Dust, &amp; at other Times like Coffee-Grounds</symptom>. <symptom n=\"8\">His Appetite is \r\n            <lb/>very bad</symptom>. Seldom any moisture is observed upon his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>. When the \r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"12\">Difficulty of Breathing</symptom> is at the worst, a Dish of Hot coffee will always\r\n            <lb/>make it better. The <symptom n=\"12\">Dyspnoea</symptom>, which is this Gentleman\'s greatest\r\n            <lb/>complaint, except old Age, is always present, &amp; may be easily obÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>served on sitting near him; but it is much more severe at one Time\r\n            <lb/>than another, the <symptom n=\"95\">Paroxysms</symptom> often coming on very suddenly, &amp; frequently\r\n            <lb/>going off in a minute or two. These violent attacks, for many weeks at the \r\n            <lb/>beginning of the Disorder, always came on about two or three o\'clock in the \r\n            <lb/>Morning, &amp; obliged M<sup>r</sup> Wilson to get out of Bed. They seldom went off then \r\n            <lb/><illegible w=\"1\"/> less than two or 3 Hours, after which he continued to breathe pretty\r\n            <lb/>freely unto the same Time next Morning : But now these <unclear>attacks</unclear> are \r\n            <lb/>not so regular, nor so violent, &amp; of shorter Duration. <symptom n=\"12\">During these Fits \r\n            <lb/>there is no Wheezing, or Noise from Infarction, but a quick &amp; laborious\r\n            <lb/>Breathing</symptom>. He has rode out several Times lately, being carried from\r\n            <lb/>his Room to his Carriage by his servants, but has received no Benefit \r\n            <lb/>from it. No external Application has been used, except <treatment n=\"37\">Friction of the\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"24\">Feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart></treatment>. He lives on Broth, Eggs done soft, Chocolate, Milk now\r\n            <lb/>&amp; then, coffee, &amp;c. but takes very little of any thing. He drinks Water, wine\r\n            <lb/>&amp; water, Barley-Water, &amp;c. - This Gentleman, tho fond of Advice, has \r\n            <lb/>never had Resolution to give any Method a full Tryal.- Now, Sir, \r\n            <lb/>if you can strike out any easy means to lessen the <symptom n=\"12\">Dyspnoea</symptom>, and\r\n            <lb/>spin out the Life of a Patient, who is in his 84th Year, you will \r\n            <lb/>give Pleasure to M<sup>r.</sup> Wilson, &amp; to your unknown Friend\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>John Fell</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>P.S. John Gale Esq<sup>r</sup> of Whitehaven, who\r\n                <lb/>is now in London, &amp; has enjoyed good Health\r\n                <lb/>since he followed your advice, will take Care\r\n                <lb/>to satisfy you for any Trouble you are at on\r\n                <lb/>Account of M<sup>r</sup> Wilson. - You may direct to \r\n                <lb/>John Fell, Surgeon, in Ulverstone, Lancashire\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>To\r\n            <lb/>Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb/>Professor of Medicine in the \r\n            <lb/>University of\r\n            <lb/>Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 857, 11, '2015-04-17 23:13:54', 373),
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On his return from <choice><abbr>Edin.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> was so much,\r\n            <lb/>recovered as not to use Your prescriptions. 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Min. Lax.</abbr><expan>Pilul. Minimus. Laxative</expan></choice></action> <choice><abbr>Ph. Ed. â„ˆj aet noct.</abbr><expan>Phamacopoeia Edinburgh, one scruple at night</expan></choice><note>The reference is evidently to the <i>Pharmacopoeia Collegii Regii Medicorum Edinburgensis</i> yet no pill-formula appears under this specific heading in either the 1756 nor 1774 editions.</note> \r\n            <lb/>His <bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart> are now less painful, water less, and are a very \r\n            <lb/>little less <symptom n=\"62\">inflamed</symptom>. He goes to sea very soon, is anxious to \r\n            <lb/>get well, is incapable of bussiness, &amp; desired me to lay his \r\n            <lb/>Case before You, impatiently requesting Your advice \r\n       <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>which he tells me You were to kind as proffer him\r\n            <lb/>when in <choice><abbr>Edin</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> I am with all possible respect\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb/>Sir\r\n                <lb/>Your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t</sup> hble Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient humble Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>James Carmichael</signed>\r\n            <dateline>At Glasgow\r\n                12<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice>1774.</dateline>\r\n        </closer> \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>To Doctor William Cullen \r\n            <lb/>Physician \r\n            <lb/>Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 864, 3, '2013-08-17 17:19:48', 210),
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You are certainly right\r\n    <lb />to take the present occasion to favour as far\r\n    <lb />as you can the <condition n=\"8\">Menstrual</condition> \r\n    <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> &amp; if you\r\n    <lb />Succeed it will certainly be of Service but tho you\r\n    <lb />do gain that point I am afraid the disorder of the \r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> may still continue &amp; therefore you\r\n    my advice\r\n    <lb />on that Supposition â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n    \r\n \r\n </p>\r\n   \r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />I am well persuaded that the frequent &amp; long \r\n    <lb />continued use of <ingredient n=\"113\">bitters</ingredient> does harm &amp; I therefore advise\r\n    <lb />Miss Renny to abstain from them. 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Most of the Spirituous &amp; \r\n      Oily Applications\r\n    <lb />rather doing harm â€“â€“ When your <bodypart n=\"89\">Joints</bodypart> \r\n     are <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom>\r\n     \r\n  <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n     \r\n       <lb />with <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammation</symptom> bathing will do but better Service &amp; may\r\n       <lb />make your Pains worse but when the pain is without any <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom>\r\n       <lb />you may be relieved by bathing or <treatment n=\"21\">fomenting</treatment> &amp; water or milk &amp;\r\n       <lb />water is as good as any thing else. For Internal Medicines\r\n       <lb />The <ingredient n=\"33\" t=\"1\">Antimonial Tincture</ingredient> is very \r\n     <del>but</del> proper but it is\r\n       <lb />liable to be in bad condition &amp; particularly loses by keeping.\r\n       <lb />I have <del>f</del> therefore Set down below a Prescription I prefer\r\n       <lb />to it â€“â€“ The dose is a table Spoonfull a little befor going\r\n       <lb />to bed. If it makes you a little <symptom n=\"3\">Sick</symptom> it is somewhat better\r\n       <lb />&amp; if it does not make you at all <symptom n=\"3\">sick</symptom> you must increase\r\n       <lb />the dose to a Spoonfull &amp; half or two Spoonfulls â€“â€“\r\n       <lb />With Such a dose therfore as makes you a little <symptom n=\"3\">sick\r\n       <lb />with reaching or Vomiting</symptom> you should continue for eight\r\n       <lb />or ten nights together but then you may lay it aside &amp; take\r\n       <lb />a dose ony now &amp; then when you find any disposition to be\r\n       <lb /><symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom> or to have more pains than before â€“ I would advise\r\n       <lb />no other Medicines at present &amp; if you are faithfull in\r\n       <lb />observing your Regimen I am perswaded you will need\r\n       <lb />no other. For other complaints besides the <condition n=\"15\">Rhuematic</condition>\r\n       <lb />I am positive no inward medicines are proper â€“â€“ For a\r\n       <lb />month or two to come I wish you could avoid all Commerce\r\n       <lb />with the <unclear>Sex</unclear> &amp; this with your diet will probable remove\r\n       <lb />every complaint at least render Applications to the\r\n       <lb />part itself quite Safe â€“â€“ I think there is no ground to\r\n       <lb />Suspect any Virulent Affection â€“â€“â€“ I think I have\r\n       <lb />now Said all that is needful &amp; I hope you\'ll find above\r\n       <lb />an answer to every question you have put &amp; if I have not\r\n       <lb />been explicit enough on any point let me know <add place=\"above\">&amp;</add> it shall\r\n       <lb />be immediately Supplied â€“ \r\n     \r\n     </p>\r\n     \r\n    \r\n    \r\n <closer>\r\n     \r\n     <dateline>\r\n        \r\n  <choice><abbr>Sep<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 18 1768\r\n     \r\n     </dateline>\r\n    \r\n     \r\n </closer>   \r\n\r\n</div>\r\n\r\n</body>\r\n', 406, 2, '2012-10-15 16:18:46', 70),
(513, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c4058\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:4058] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN] / Regarding: Mr Y. Z. (Patient) / 16 May 1777 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2013-04-17\">17 April 2013</date> Last updated by Jenny Bann</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2012-08-25\">25 August 2012</date> XML file created by David Shuttleton</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n<body>\r\n   \r\n   <div>\r\n   \r\n    <pb n=\"1\"/>\r\n    \r\n   <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Y.Z.</head>\r\n    \r\n <p>\r\n  \r\n    <lb />Difficult to restore the natural Vigour of the parts.\r\n    <lb />The Best remedy â€“ Cold bathing â€“ to be first applied to the\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"74\">Genitals</bodypart> â€“ @\r\n     two parts cold &amp; 1 part boiling water every\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>morng.</abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> \r\n     withdrawing an eight part of the boiling water\r\n    <lb />every day &amp;c. after using the plain cold water for some days\r\n    <lb />he may bathe his whole body in the Sea a River or elsewhere\r\n    <lb /><unclear>use</unclear> a <treatment n=\"33\">Suspensory</treatment> always â€“â€“â€“ \r\n     He may use the Drops\r\n    <lb />order\'d below to prevent pain &amp; restore the Vigour â€“â€“\r\n    <lb />Fresh air &amp; gentle Exercise very often â€“â€“ Diet very <del>moderate</del>\r\n    <lb />moderate. No Suppers for they increase the Noctural\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>Emiss.</abbr><expan>Emissions</expan></choice>.\r\n     <u>Very Little</u> Strong drink â€“ Avoid <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> \r\n     <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> such \r\n    <lb />Patients are liable to â€“â€“ \r\n     \r\n </p>\r\n       \r\n       <recipe>\r\n           \r\n           <choice>\r\n           \r\n           <orig>\r\n           \r\n           <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"129\">Tinct. Mart</ingredient> Ph.Ed.â„¥ij \r\n               Cap. XXV. <unclear>ex\r\n           <lb />Aq. cyntho. bis di die - hor. aule prand. @ eodem tempore and cÅ“nam</unclear>\r\n           \r\n           </orig>\r\n           \r\n           <reg>Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"129\">Tincture of Mars</ingredient> according the the Edinburgh Pharmacopoeia. Let him take twenty-five in a cup of water <unclear> at the same time, an hour before lunch, and at the same time before dinner.</unclear>\r\n               \r\n           </reg>\r\n           \r\n           </choice>\r\n           \r\n       </recipe>\r\n       \r\n    \r\n <closer>\r\n     \r\n     <dateline>\r\n        \r\n  16<sup>th</sup> May 1777\r\n     \r\n     </dateline>\r\n       \r\n </closer>   \r\n\r\n</div>\r\n\r\n</body>\r\n', 4058, 2, '2013-04-17 17:10:41', 65),
(514, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c2342\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:2342] From: Dr James Currie / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Mr Yates (Patient) / 17 October 1783 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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Of late the attacks of <symptom n=\"60\">Cholic</symptom>\r\n    <lb/>have been less frequent, &amp; much less severe; &amp;\r\n    <lb/>his general strength is very much restored â€“\r\n    <lb/>I have particular <add place=\"above\">reason</add> to approve of your remarks\r\n    <lb/>respecting diet - The good effects of a nourishing\r\n    <lb/>bland diet, consisting chiefly of animal food, were\r\n    <lb/>very soon visible, &amp; of course he has steadily\r\n    <lb/>pursued the regimen ever since. The fixed\r\n    <lb/>pain under the <bodypart n=\"98\">Scrobiculus Cordis</bodypart> is diminished\r\n    <lb/>&amp; at times appears to be entirely gone; a \r\n    <lb/>circumstance which gives me much pleasure\r\n    <lb/>as affording some reasonable hope that the\r\n    <lb/>fixed affection which you suspected to exist in\r\n    <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"113\">Duodenum</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"69\">Colon</bodypart>, \r\n    may turn out to be\r\n    \r\n    <lb/>of a less obstinate nature that we had room\r\n    <lb/>to apprehend - While matters continue in\r\n    \r\n <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n      \r\n  \r\n    <lb/>their present train I shall not think of troubling\r\n    <lb/>further on the subject, but shall take advanÂ¬\r\n    <lb/>tage of the liberty you have given <add place=\"above\">me</add> of again\r\n    <lb/>asking your advice should any <del><unclear>further</unclear></del>\r\n   <add place=\"above\">future</add> change\r\n    <lb/>of circumstances render it necessary.\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n      \r\n    <lb/>In the meantime I request you to accept of\r\n    <lb/>my best thanks for the very particular attention\r\n    <lb/>which you paid to a case in which I was\r\n    <lb/>doubly interested â€“â€“â€“\r\n    \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n      \r\n    <lb/>The young Gentleman who delivers this\r\n    <lb/>(M<sup>r.</sup> Howard) is a friend of mine who begins\r\n    <lb/>his Academical Studies at <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n       this Season.\r\n    <lb/>He is to continue them till be obtains a\r\n    <lb/>degree in Medicine â€“ In good time he will\r\n    <lb/>become your pupil, &amp; I shall be thankful\r\n    <lb/>for any attention which your numerous engageÂ¬\r\n    <lb/>ments may permit you to pay him â€“ He is\r\n    <lb/>a very deserving young Gentleman &amp; I doubt not\r\n    <lb/>will do credit to the profession which he\r\n    <lb/>has chosen â€“\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n   \r\n    <lb/>I have for these two years past\r\n    <lb/>found wonderfully good effects from the Cold\r\n    <lb/>Bath in <condition n=\"36\">Spasmodic disorders</condition> â€“ I found it  \r\n    <lb/>sucessful in two cases of <condition n=\"53\">Tetanus</condition> where every\r\n    <lb/>other remedy had failed, &amp; I have since employed\r\n      \r\n <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n      \r\n    <lb/>it very generally in other <condition n=\"36\">Spasmodic complaints</condition> \r\n    <lb/>&amp; particulary <add place=\"above\">in</add> the <symptom n=\"39\">convulsive disorders</symptom>\r\n      of Infants.\r\n    <lb/>I have been so struck with its success as at\r\n    <lb/>one time to have thoughts of publishing on the \r\n    <lb/>subject, but I have now determined to lay aÂ¬\r\n    <lb/>side <add place=\"above\">all</add> thoughts of this kind till a few more\r\n    <lb/>years have matured my experience â€“\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n   \r\n    <lb/>I find Dr Dobson at Bath is busy preparing\r\n    <lb/>something new on <condition n=\"6\">Diabetes</condition><note>The physician and natural philosopher Matthew Dobson (1732-1784), had matriculated at Glasgow University in 1750 where he reputedly assisted Cullen with his experiments with chemical freezing. By this date Dobson, who practiced at Liverpool where he was a leading member of a community of scientifically inclined dissenters, had retired to Bath. Dobson was the first to establish that the urine of diabetic patients contained sugar, as reported in an article, â€˜Experiments and observations on the urine in diabetesâ€™, in <i>Medical Observations and Inquiries</i> (Vol. 5, 1774). For further details and sources see Margaret DeLacy, \'Matthew Dobson\' in ODNB </note>  â€“ He has lately been\r\n    <lb/>enquiring into the result of some experiments made\r\n    <lb/>here to determine whether any change was produced\r\n    <lb/>on the taste &amp; smell of the Urine of a healthy \r\n    <lb/>person by eating large quantities of <ingredient n=\"51\">common brown\r\n    <lb/>sugar</ingredient> â€“ No effects were to be observedÂ â€“\r\n    <lb/>You have heard of the College of\r\n    <lb/>Manchester<note>Probably the dissenting college (or academy), begun at Warrington in 1752, before actually moving to Manchester in 1786. Matthew Dobson played a role in promoting the dissenting academies of North-West England.</note>â€“ I consider it as a paultry\r\n    <lb/>business â€“ It has been much puffed into a tempoÂ¬\r\n    <lb/>rary cons<add place=\"above\">e</add>quence, but must soon I should suppose\r\n    <lb/>end in smoke â€“\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n     \r\n    <lb/>Wishing you the long enjoyment of\r\n    <lb/>health &amp; happiness I am always very\r\n    <lb/>respectfully\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n   \r\n    \r\n <closer>\r\n    \r\n    <salute>\r\n       \r\n   <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup> Sir yr. most obed<sup>t</sup> Ser<sup>t</sup> &amp; friend</abbr> <expan>Dear Sir your most obedient servant &amp; friend</expan></choice>\r\n   \r\n    </salute>\r\n     \r\n    \r\n  <signed>Ja. Currie</signed>\r\n     \r\n    <dateline>D<sup>r</sup> Cullen <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></dateline>\r\n     \r\n     \r\n </closer>  \r\n  \r\n</div>\r\n \r\n <div>\r\n   \r\n   <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n    \r\n    <p>\r\n   \r\n   <lb/>Doct<sup>r</sup> Cullen\r\n   <lb/><unclear>for</unclear> favour of\r\n   <lb/>M<sup>r.</sup> Howard <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n   \r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n    <handShift/>\r\n    \r\n    <annot>\r\n       \r\n    <lb/>D<sup>r</sup> Currie\r\n    <lb/>for\r\n    <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Howard\r\n    <lb/>1783.\r\n    \r\n      \r\n    </annot>\r\n     \r\n\r\n</div>\r\n\r\n</body>', 2342, 3, '2013-09-15 16:06:42', 125),
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But I could not dispatch my\r\n    <lb />servant so soon as I then proposed, and since writing\r\n    <lb />it I have found my <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> so uneasy, \r\n   that I was\r\n    <lb />obliged to take a <treatment n=\"9\">Vomit</treatment> last Saturday \r\n   night as very\r\n    <lb />near eight Grains <ingredient n=\"110\">Emetick Tartar</ingredient>,\r\n   which brought up\r\n    <lb />a great deal of <bodypart n=\"88\">Bile</bodypart> and yet <symptom n=\"8\">I have had no appetite\r\n    <lb />since</symptom> for tho I always have a Good and plentifull \r\n    <lb />dinner I could eat very little of it yesterday, nor do I yet\r\n    <lb />fiell any desire, so that I do not think my \r\n   <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> cleared\r\n    <lb />of that Slime and <bodypart n=\"88\">Bile</bodypart> which I apprehend lies in my\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> \r\n   and occasions me so much\r\n    <lb />Distress. I will Therefor be fond of your advice as to\r\n    <lb />what Diet will be most proper for me, For tho I like\r\n    <lb />to see Good things on my Table, I can satisfy my self\r\n    <lb />with very little. How would you approve of Sago or of\r\n    <lb />Rice and Milk or whatever Else you Judge properest \r\n    <lb />I will strickly observe, For could my stomach be brought \r\n    <lb />to a Conformity to my mind, I know nothing but I could\r\n    <lb />go through and <add place=\"above\">as</add> to this I will expect \r\n   your answer by the\r\n    <lb />bearer my servant and with Esteem I remain\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n    \r\n <closer>\r\n    \r\n    <salute>Dear Sir\r\n    <lb />your <choice><abbr>Ob<sup>dt.</sup> Hum<sup>bl</sup> Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient Humble Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n     \r\n  <signed>Rob<sup>t.</sup> Ligertwood</signed>\r\n     \r\n </closer>  \r\n   \r\n   <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n    \r\n  </div>\r\n  <div>\r\n     \r\n   <p>\r\n    \r\n   <lb />To\r\n   <lb />Will<sup>m</sup> Cullen Es<sup>qr</sup> â€“â€“\r\n   <lb />Edinburgh\r\n   \r\n   </p>\r\n    \r\n    <handShift/>\r\n    \r\n    <annot>\r\n       \r\n      <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Ligertwood\r\n      <lb /><choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1781\r\n      <lb />XIII. p.29 \r\n       \r\n       \r\n    </annot>\r\n\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>\r\n\r\n', 2057, 2, '2013-09-24 13:42:18', 40),
(517, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c17\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:17] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Bowman / Regarding: Mr Bowman (Patient) / 17 November 1764 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>James Butler</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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have no doubt but that the\r\n            <lb />measures now takeing will entirely cure him.\r\n            <lb />The chief of these is the journey he is now\r\n            <lb />engaged in - It is right to push it moderately\r\n            <lb />at first, but southwards from New Castle\r\n            <lb />he will be better for having two Stages a\r\n            <lb />day, &amp; near to London they may be thrice\r\n            <lb />or even four - It will be of use for him\r\n            <lb />to get out as early as possibly in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />morning &amp; get in by Sunset in the Evening.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The only accident likely to happen is getting\r\n            <lb />a fresh <condition n=\"13\">Cold</condition>  which he must guard against\r\n            <lb />with great care: Let him particularly keep\r\n            <lb />his feet &amp; legs warm -- Take care that\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> side glasses are light &amp; always kept up\r\n            <lb />with the fine glasses he may use more freedom.\r\n            <lb />After getting in at night he should not quit\r\n            <lb />his Chamber again &amp; should if possible\r\n            <lb />avoid a small chamber, &amp; one very warm -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In Diet he must for some time keep to a\r\n            <lb />light one but may have a little Chicken\r\n            <lb />broth every day &amp; if his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> keeps\r\n            <lb />slow &amp; the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> &amp; straitness of his <bodypart n=\"42\">heart</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />grow easier he may take by degrees\r\n            <lb />to a little solid food -- This however must\r\n            <lb />be with caution attending to the effects\r\n            <lb />of the first Trial upon his <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> &amp; breathing.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> he is liable to is not to be\r\n            <lb />an object of anxiety &amp; I believe it is of use\r\n            <lb />to the Complaints of his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> but if it\r\n            <lb />proves more troublesome a little solid\r\n            <lb />food will be more necessary\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />&amp; in the meantime he must study to take but\r\n            <lb />little either of Meat or Drink upon his stomach\r\n            <lb />at one time - He may still continue to\r\n            <lb />take a single glass of wine at every meal\r\n            <lb />but if the <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> continues I would have\r\n            <lb />him try to let <del>it</del> alone the Wine for some\r\n            <lb /><del>time</del> days &amp; take Toast &amp; water or Barley\r\n            <lb />water for all his drink - Tho he should\r\n            <lb />be little disposed to sleep at nights he\r\n            <lb />should go to bed early-  He may sleep a\r\n            <lb />bed but can not while he is up &amp; he will\r\n            <lb />be the better even of lying alone --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />While he is upon the Road I would advise\r\n            <lb />him to no medecines except it is a little\r\n            <lb />of the Pectoral Misture in the evening\r\n            <lb />when his <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> or <symptom n=\"75\">Hoarsness</symptom> is Troublesome.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Gordon\'s Bolus unless it had been\r\n            <lb />brought from Glasgow can not be safely\r\n            <lb />used as it is prepared differently elsewhere \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In case of any cold or any accident\r\n            <lb />aggravating M<sup>r</sup> Bowman\'s Complaints so that\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> is more violent, the pains of his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"42\">heart</bodypart> more fixed or his <symptom n=\"35\">spitting of Blood</symptom>\r\n            <lb />encreased the Remedy then only to be expanded\r\n            <lb />on is <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> &amp; which must be more or less\r\n            <lb />according to the state of his <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>. It is\r\n            <lb />a very good sign that no Sizeness has yet\r\n            <lb />appeared and while that continues to be the case\r\n            <lb />less bleeding is necessary but if Sizeness appears\r\n            <lb />he must be <treatment n=\"1\">blooded</treatment> oftener - After <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment>\r\n            <lb />in the circumstances above mentioned a <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment>\r\n            <lb />on his <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> may be very proper and\r\n            <lb />these are the chief remedies.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He may have others proposed but I <illegible w=\"1\" /> there\r\n            <lb />are few Internals that can be of much service.\r\n            <lb />The Drops he has sometimes had or the <ingredient n=\"14\">opium</ingredient> in\r\n            <lb />his Bolus may give a little relief but I would\r\n            <lb />have him be as sparing of them as possible. I really\r\n            <lb />believe that by the time he gets to the end of his\r\n            <lb />journey M<sup>r</sup> Bowman may be quite well\r\n            <lb />but tho he should be so I shall think his continuing\r\n            <lb />in a mild <del>state</del> Climate for the winter very necessary\r\n            <lb />&amp; shall advise him even there to avoid Cold\r\n            <lb />be very cautious in his Diet &amp; take a great\r\n            <lb />deal of exercise in a machine or on horseback.\r\n            <lb/>In some years to come Bodily Exercise in\r\n            <lb />the least brisk &amp; more especially if violent\r\n            <lb />will be very dangerous for him. I earnestly\r\n            <lb />wish he may be preserved to you to be\r\n            <lb />as I know he will be an honour &amp;\r\n            <lb />comfort to you, &amp;c\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer><salute><lb />I am sir\r\n        <lb />Yours &amp;c</salute></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 17, 2, '2012-09-17 16:31:26', 136);
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The quantity to\r\n            <lb />be employed and the time they are to be continued must be left to\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Parlanes discretion with whom I have settled the matter\r\n            <lb />as well as I can.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />There is nothing has a greater share in continuing or\r\n            <lb />increasing M<sup>rs</sup> Anderson\'s complaints than a <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> and\r\n            <lb />this must be constantly prevented. For this purpose a change\r\n            <lb />of medicine is often necessary and I have ordered below a\r\n            <lb />medicine which I hope shall answer very well.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />There is nothing more necessary for such complaints\r\n            <lb />than avoiding bodily exercise. At certain times M<sup>rs</sup> Anderson\r\n            <lb />should lye constantly upon her bed and at all times she ought\r\n            <lb />very carefully to avoid all bodily fatigue. Standing on her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> for any length of time is bad for her and her walking must be extremeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly moderate.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Tho bodily exercise or any fatigue arising from it will always\r\n            <lb />do harm there are times when she might be much better for some\r\n            <lb />gentle motion in an easy chaise on a smooth road.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am well persuaded that M<sup>rs</sup> Anderson might be the better for\r\n            <lb />cold bathing as soon convenient to try it and in the mean time may\r\n            <lb />try pouring some cold water upon the <bodypart n=\"28\">small of her back</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In diet when her <symptom n=\"8\">appetite is very bad</symptom> she must take what\r\n            <lb />she <illegible w=\"1\" /> but it should in general be light &amp; cooling. Her drink\r\n            <lb />should be toast water but at times with a little wine tho without\r\n            <lb />necessity wine or spirits are neither of them proper for her.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Anderson</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"35\">Limat. Mart.</ingredient> pp<sup>t</sup> gr. v. <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam.</ingredient> pulv. <ingredient n=\"50\">Sac<add place=\"above\">c</add>h. alb.</ingredient> @ gr. x\r\n                    <lb />â„³. f. pulvis et fiant L. m. dos. â„– xij. Signa <action n=\"31\">Strengthening</action> Powders\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take five grains of prepared <ingredient n=\"35\">Steel Filings</ingredient> and twelve grains each of <ingredient n=\"65\">powderd Cinnamon</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"65\">White sugar</ingredient>.\r\n                    Mix into a powder and make <unclear>into</unclear> twelve doses. Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening</action> Powders.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">Pulv. Cort. Peruv.</ingredient> Ê’ij <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"97\">Terr. Japon.</ingredient> @ Ê’j\r\n                    <lb />affunde aq. bullient lb; Digera per noctem &amp; colatura per chartam\r\n                    <lb />adde <ingredient n=\"184\">spir. vin. gall.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"136\">Tinct. aromat.</ingredient> @ â„¥j signa <action n=\"31\">Strengthening</action> Infusion.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two drachms of <ingredient n=\"1\">powdered Peruvian bark</ingredient> and one drachm each of <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"97\">Terra Japonica</ingredient>.\r\n                    Pour in a pound of boiling water. Let it steep overnight, and strain through paper.\r\n                    Add one ounce each of <ingredient n=\"184\">French brandy</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"136\">aromatic tincture</ingredient>. 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His ordinary drink may be Wine and Water\r\n            <lb />&amp; he may have two or three glasses of Wine\r\n            <lb />every day but so much of it as to heat\r\n            <lb />him would be very hurtfull.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />8. Tho I have recommended Exercise the\r\n            <lb />greatest care be taken to defend against\r\n            <lb />Cold or wet -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. Peruv.</ingredient> Pulv.\r\n                    <lb />Rad. <ingredient n=\"22\">Valerian</ingredient> Sylv. @ â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"28\">Castor RuÅ¿s.</ingredient> Pulv. Ê’j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">Conserv. rosar</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Syrup. cariophillor</ingredient> qs\r\n                    <lb />f Electicar\r\n                    <lb />S. <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Electuary</action>.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take half an ounce apiece of crushed <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient> and woodland <ingredient n=\"22\">Valerian</ingredient> root, with a drachm\r\n                    of <ingredient n=\"28\">Russian Castor</ingredient> and a half ounce of <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">conserve of roses</ingredient>. Add a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">clove syrup</ingredient> to taste,\r\n                and let it be made into an electuary. 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He must carefully avoid all violent motion and every degree of\r\n            <lb />bodily fatigue His walking must always be slow &amp; upon level\r\n            <lb />ground only. Walking fast, walking up hill or walking up stairs\r\n            <lb />so as in any degree to affect his breathing may do much harm.\r\n            <lb />When he has occasion to travel he may go either on horseback or\r\n            <lb />in a Carriage but in either case his motion should be gentle and\r\n            <lb />smooth <unclear>&amp;</unclear> he should never make longe journeys in either <del>way</del> way\r\n            <lb />When he has occasion to write he should keep his posture as erect\r\n            <lb />as possible &amp; should never sit long at one time.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2. He should at all times keep his <del><unclear>bodly</unclear></del> body cool. He\r\n            <lb />should not sit near or opposite to the fire and must avoid chambers\r\n            <lb />warmed much either by fires or much Company. In the night time\r\n            <lb />his chamber should be cool and he should use no more bedcloaths\r\n            <lb />than are necessary to keep him from the Cold. If he is liable to\r\n            <lb />be Cold on lying down it is better for him to have his bed a little\r\n            <lb />warmed before lying down than to use many bed cloaths and so\r\n            <lb />many as to make him sweat will always do harm. With all\r\n            <lb />this he must also take pains to avoid Cold and therefore to avoid\r\n            <lb />all moisture coming near him.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3. He must avoid everything that can increase either\r\n            <lb />the <choice><abbr>q<sup>ty</sup></abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> of his <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> &amp; therefore his diet must be light &amp; cooling\r\n            <lb />He must now by degrees quit all animal food &amp; take entirely\r\n            <lb />to milk and Vegetables &amp; upon the same plan he must abstain\r\n            <lb />from all Wines &amp; spirits and also all malt liquors except\r\n            <lb />a little well brewed small Beer: For ordinary <del>drank</del> drink\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />he may take this but rather toast water, water gruel \r\n            <lb />or at times fresh drawn Cow milk Whey. He must take no food or\r\n            <lb />drink very warm but with this Caution he may drink tea &amp;\r\n            <lb />coffee. Even of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> lightest food he should never make a full meal\r\n            <lb />at supper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4. He should always go soon to bed and get up pretty early in \r\n            <lb />the morning. He may sometimes lie upon his left side but never\r\n            <lb />long at one time &amp; it will always be safer for him to lie upon\r\n            <lb />his right side with his left side pretty much raised up.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />5. A bound <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> will always do him harm and therefore\r\n            <lb />if it does not answer regularly he must take a gentle <action n=\"21\">laxative</action>\r\n            <lb />such as I have ordered on a paper apart.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />6. By the above management I expect <add place=\"above\">that</add> M<sup>r</sup> Dinwiddies\r\n            <lb />Complaints will in time be removed and it is upon this\r\n            <lb />Management I chiefly depend but I hope he may also be\r\n            <lb />the better of the Pectoral pills ordered also on the paper apart\r\n            <lb />He may take these pills for a fourthnight <del>and</del> at one time\r\n            <lb />and after intermitting them for a week He may take them\r\n            <lb />again for a forthnight and so he may do for two or three times --\r\n            <lb />During the week that he intermitts the pills he may take the\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"25\">cooling</action> powders ordered also <del>below</del> on the paper apart, three\r\n            <lb />times a day dissolved in a glass of water\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup> Dec<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh December</expan></choice> 3<sup>d</sup> 1770</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W C</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>\r\n            For M<sup>r</sup> D\r\n        </head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"45\">Chrystall Tartar</ingredient>. pulv. â„¥i -- Pulp. <ingredient n=\"152\">Prunor. Gall.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">syr. simplic.</ingredient> q. s. ut. f. Electuarium tenue - sig. <action n=\"21\">Lax.</action> Elect a tea\r\n                    <lb />spoonfull to be taken in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> morning and repeated at the interval of 1/2\r\n                    <lb />an hour once or twice as occasion requires.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take one ounce of powdered <ingredient n=\"45\">crystal tartar</ingredient>, half an ounce of pulp of <ingredient n=\"152\">French prunces</ingredient>,\r\n                    and a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">simple syrup</ingredient>, and make a thin electuary. Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Electuary,\r\n                    a tea spoonfull to be taken in the morning and repeated at the interval of half an hour once or twice as occasion requires.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s - <ingredient n=\"91\">Nitr. pulv.</ingredient> Ê’i - Extract. <ingredient n=\"121\">Glycyrrh.</ingredient> Ê’iÅ¿s\r\n                   <lb /><ingredient n=\"23\">Camphra</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"91\">Nitro</ingredient> simul tritis adde Extr. et cum <ingredient n=\"75\">Mucilag. Gum. Arab.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb />q. s. f. Massa <unclear>ex cupr singulis</unclear> semidrachms formentur. pil â„– vi. sig.\r\n                   <lb /><action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action> Pills 3 to be taken every night a bed time --\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"23\">camphor</ingredient>, one drachm of <ingredient n=\"91\">powdered nitre</ingredient>, and one and a half drachms of extract of <ingredient n=\"121\">liquorice</ingredient>.\r\n                    Pound together the <ingredient n=\"23\">camphor</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"91\">nitre</ingredient>, add the extract of <ingredient n=\"121\">liquorice</ingredient>, \r\n                    and with <ingredient n=\"75\">mucilaginous Gum Arabic</ingredient> make a mass <unclear>of</unclear> half a drachm <unclear>and divide into</unclear> six pills. Label:\r\n                    <action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action> Pills, three to be taken every night at bed time.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"91\">sal. Nitr.</ingredient> -- <ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar. alb.</ingredient> ad gr. xv. â„³ f. pulvis et fiant. L. m.\r\n                    <lb />Dos. â„– xij Sig. <action n=\"25\">Cooling</action> Powders to be taken three times a day in glass of water\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take fifteen grains <unclear>each</unclear> of <ingredient n=\"91\">nitrous salt</ingredient>  and <ingredient n=\"50\">white sugar</ingredient>. Mix, powder and\r\n                    make into twelve doses. Label: <action n=\"25\">Cooling</action> Powders to be taken three times a day in a glass of water.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W C</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 426, 2, '2013-06-06 20:25:43', 120),
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It is hoped that the following measures may be of service\r\n            <lb />to her.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />1. Bodily exercise is always in danger of hurting her. It should therefore\r\n            <lb />always be very gentle and moderate &amp; never go the length of the last fatigue.\r\n            <lb />But it is especially at her monthly periods that she must caution.\r\n            <lb />For a day or two before that time, during the course of it and for a day or\r\n            <lb />two after she must avoid motion of any kind as much as possible and for\r\n            <lb />the most part should lie upon her bed as the moderating the discharge\r\n            <lb />at sometimes will be of great service in recovering the strength that is\r\n            <lb />necessary. At other times M<sup>rs</sup> Richmond may be much the better for some\r\n            <lb />exercise in a carriage but it must be always as gentle and smooth as\r\n            <lb />possible and never carried to any degree of fatigue.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2. In the intervals of a month she should every morning take\r\n            <lb />a cold bath. Where she has the conveniency of a spring that may be\r\n            <lb />drawn into a proper cistern she may dip her whole body but I believe\r\n            <lb />it will be best for her to use a <treatment n=\"54\">bathing machine</treatment> as it can be tempered\r\n            <lb />more exactly and employed with more conveniency.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3. For some time to come she should every day except at the end of a\r\n            <lb />month drink more or less of some <ingredient n=\"12\">chalybeate water</ingredient>. While she\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />continues in Scotland she may take the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"6\">Hartfell Spaw</ingredient> from half a pint to\r\n            <lb />a pint every day. When she is at London she may take a\r\n            <lb />Wine glass full of the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"36\">Shadwell Water</ingredient> in the morning\r\n            <lb />&amp; if it sits well upon her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> she may take anoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ther an hour before dinner. When she goes to sea let her\r\n            <lb />carry some of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"6\">Hartfell</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"36\">Shadwell</ingredient> Water along with her\r\n            <lb />&amp; take a part of them every day except as I have said before\r\n            <lb />at the time of her mensis I dont doubt but there are\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeate Waters</ingredient> in the Island of Jamaica tho I dont\r\n            <lb />know them &amp; if there are let her use them more or less\r\n            <lb />as the Physicians on the spot shall direct --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4. Two or three days after her Mensis is over let her begin\r\n            <lb />to take the <action n=\"31\">strengthening</action> Electuary ordered below taking\r\n            <lb />the bigness of a Filbert twice a day &amp; continuing it for a\r\n            <lb />fortnight &amp; this she is to do for three or four times --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />5. Her Diet may be nourishing, but should be light -\r\n            <lb />She should take nothing that may be heavy on her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />or heating to her <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart>. The Young &amp; White Meats\r\n            <lb />are the most proper with a little of the lighter\r\n            <lb />kinds of fish. All kind of grain is very fit for her\r\n            <lb />&amp; she should take something of this kind at supper\r\n            <lb />without any Meat. For Drink a little Red Port\r\n            <lb />&amp; Water is the fittest at all Times but the Wine must\r\n            <lb />be taken moderately &amp; always with Water. She should\r\n            <lb />avoid both Tea &amp; Coffee but Chocolate of such\r\n            <lb />strength as she can easily digest is very proper --\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />6. <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> will always do harm &amp; therefore to be\r\n            <lb />obviated by a Medicine when necessary. If she can\r\n            <lb />take Oil, the <ingredient n=\"28\">castor oil</ingredient> from half a spoonful to a spoonful or just so much as\r\n            <lb />moves her once will be one of the best medicines she can take the Oil she may\r\n            <lb />take the Electuary prescribed.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />7. When she returns to Jamaica let her keep out of the sun or the power\r\n            <lb />of it as she possibly can and while she is in Britain let her avoid warm chamÂ¬\r\n            <lb />bers and sitting too near the fire.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />8. In case of <condition n=\"7\">another Conception</condition> she ought to continue the cold bathing\r\n            <lb />till she is four months gone, then leaving it of by degrees. She must also\r\n            <lb />in this situation more carefully avoid all Exercise and when she is eight\r\n            <lb />weeks gone she should then be almost constantly upon her bed and <del>not</del> conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tinue to do so till she is past thirteen weeks. 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There has been threatenings of this\r\n            <lb/>by <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> and <symptom n=\"15\">frequency of pulse</symptom> but the last is so much gone\r\n            <lb/>&amp; the other so much mended that we are inclined to hope the\r\n            <lb/>best. In the meantime we think the measures most promising\r\n            <lb/>are the following.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>1. As soon as Miss M. gets to the North we think she\r\n            <lb/>should try one of the <ingredient n=\"12\">mineral waters in the neighbourhood</ingredient> and\r\n            <lb/>we would prefer that which appraoches the nearest to the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"7\">SulÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>phureous water of Moffat</ingredient>. In trying this water let her begin\r\n            <lb/>by <del>b</del> a small <choice><abbr>qty</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice>, a gill &amp; more are it by degrees never -\r\n            <lb/>exceeding a chopin. In using <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"7\">this water</ingredient> it is desireable that \r\n            <lb/>it should mostly pass by Urine but if it at the same time keep \r\n            <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> open there is no harm tho its purging would not be fit\r\n            <lb/>Instead of employing <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"7\">the water</ingredient> to purge her we advise her\r\n            <lb/>to <unclear>tring</unclear> once a week or threetimes in a fourthnight a dose of\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"222\"><ingredient n=\"93\"><ingredient n=\"125\"><ingredient n=\"44\">the Salts prescribed below</ingredient></ingredient></ingredient></ingredient>, which have answered pretty well here\r\n            <lb/>&amp; a parcel of them is sent along with here--\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Let it be observed that if in using <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"7\">these waters</ingredient> either her <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>or frequency of <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> &amp; especially the first shall return <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"7\">the\r\n            <lb/>waters</ingredient> must be laid aside.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>2. A diligent and attentive trial of <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> did not succeed here\r\n            <lb/>and since her <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> became troublesome it has been entirely laid\r\n            <lb/>aside. We are of opinion it should not be employed while any\r\n            <lb/>degree of <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> remains but when that is quite gone we think\r\n            <lb/>this towards the approach of next winter and for some part of the\r\n            <lb/>course of it <ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient> may be an usefull nay a necessary remedy\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>3. We think that both on account of her symptoms &amp; on\r\n            <lb/>account of the <ingredient n=\"12\">mineral Waters</ingredient> &amp; other remedies there is\r\n            <lb/>at present no room for any <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial medicines</ingredient>. The\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"12\">mineral</ingredient> might be omniscent but for that very reason we do not\r\n            <lb/>think it necessary to trouble her with it -------.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>4. There is a remedy we think extremely proper &amp; suitable\r\n            <lb/>to her particular circumstances from which we have frequently had\r\n            <lb/>benefit. This is the <ingredient n=\"6\">Juice of Tussilago leaves fresh expressed</ingredient> She\r\n            <lb/>may take <ingredient n=\"6\">it</ingredient> to what <choice><abbr>qty</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> easily bears but at least\r\n            <lb/>to a gill twice aday. -- The preparation of this may\r\n            <lb/>seem troublesome but if a proper mortar for brusing &amp; a press for\r\n            <lb/>squeezing it are provided it may be done in a large <choice><abbr>qty</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> at one and\r\n            <lb/>therefore with little trouble Only this is to observed that the\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"6\">herb</ingredient> is to be squeezed as soon as gathered &amp; the expressed Juice is to\r\n            <lb/>have about a Sixteenth of <ingredient n=\"184\">brandy put to it</ingredient> &amp; so be set by in a\r\n            <lb/>cool cellar for 24 hours when it is to be carefully decanted from\r\n            <lb/>its sediment, passed thro a flannel bag and poured into half\r\n            <lb/>muchkin Vials <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> are to well corked &amp; set by in a cold cellar\r\n            <lb/>till there is occasion for them:\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>5. After Miss M. has drank the <ingredient n=\"12\">mineral waters</ingredient> for a\r\n            <lb/>month or six weeks this is to be laid aside and she is to begin\r\n            <lb/>to drink goat whey. If the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> continues &amp; more certainly if\r\n            <lb/>it increases She is to quit <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"7\">the water</ingredient> &amp; take to the whey Sooner\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>We suppose that particular discretions are not necessary for the\r\n            <lb/>drinking the whey. We only say that it should be taken pretty early\r\n            <lb/>in the morning &amp; only then, that it is not necessary for her to take\r\n            <lb/>much of it and between a muchkin &amp; a chopin will be enough &amp;\r\n            <lb/>even this she should come to by degrees &amp; it does not pass easily she\r\n            <lb/>may at times take a dose of <ingredient n=\"222\"><ingredient n=\"93\"><ingredient n=\"125\"><ingredient n=\"44\">the salts mentioned above</ingredient></ingredient></ingredient></ingredient> ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>6 Whether Miss Monro drinks water or whey it is absoÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>lutely necessary for her to have frequent Exercise either on\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>horseback or in a Carriage according to the weather for nothing\r\n            <lb/>can be more hurtfull to her than Cold. Let her therefore according to\r\n            <lb/>to the weather be warmly cloathed, take care how she makes any\r\n            <lb/>change from thicker to thinner cloathing &amp; to guard particularly\r\n            <lb/>against all damp &amp; moisture.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>7. For the <symptom n=\"18\">tumours</symptom> that appear in different parts let them\r\n            <lb/>be bathed twice aday with the <action n=\"41\">Discutient Spirits</action> ordered below\r\n            <lb/>while they are <symptom n=\"62\">neither inflamed</symptom> nor painfull but in Case they\r\n            <lb/>are affected with <symptom n=\"62\">either of these circumstances</symptom> let them be bathed\r\n            <lb/>with the <ingredient n=\"103\" t=\"3\"><ingredient n=\"120\" t=\"3\"><ingredient n=\"186\" t=\"3\">cooling Solution also ordered</ingredient></ingredient></ingredient>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>8. When any of the <symptom n=\"18\">tumour</symptom> break &amp; continue to <symptom n=\"46\">discharge\r\n            <lb/>matter</symptom> let them be washed once aday with the same <ingredient n=\"103\" t=\"3\"><ingredient n=\"120\" t=\"3\"><ingredient n=\"186\" t=\"3\">cooling\r\n                <lb/>solution</ingredient></ingredient></ingredient> &amp; <treatment n=\"49\">dressed with a pledget covered with <ingredient n=\"210\" t=\"23\"><ingredient n=\"189\" t=\"23\">ointment</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>prescribed below</ingredient></treatment>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>9. Miss Monro\'s Diet must be ordered according to the state\r\n            <lb/>of her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> &amp; <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>. When she has no <symptom n=\"15\">frequency in her\r\n            <lb/>pulse</symptom> &amp; very little <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> she may have broth, &amp; <del>x</del> a little of\r\n            <lb/>any light animal food once aday; but if either her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> is\r\n            <lb/>frequent or <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> troublesome the Animal food must be\r\n            <lb/>let alone &amp; she must live upon Milk &amp; grain with a very\r\n            <lb/>moderate <choice><abbr>qty</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> of any thing from the garden ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>10 The same rule may be applied to Miss Monros drink\r\n            <lb/>While she is <unclear>sool</unclear> and her <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> free she may have a little wine\r\n            <lb/>to her water but when it is otherwise she must keep to\r\n            <lb/>water and watery liquors alone at all times Malt liquors\r\n            <lb/>are improper for her.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>11. If Miss Monro\'s <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> was free from ailment or Suspicion\r\n            <lb/>of it we should think cold bathing might be <del>of</del> very usefull\r\n            <lb/>to her but at any time we have seen <del>of</del> her of late cannot\r\n            <lb/><unclear>therito</unclear> it in any ways safe\r\n        </p>\r\n            <closer>\r\n                <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <unclear>18</unclear><sup>th</sup> April 1770.</dateline>\r\n            </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n            <head>For Miss Monro.</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"125\">Tartar Solub.</ingredient>\r\n                <lb/><add place=\"margin\">X</add> <ingredient n=\"222\">Sal marin. Hispan</ingredient> â„¥fs <add place=\"above\">X <ingredient n=\"93\">Sal polychrist</ingredient> @ â„¥Å¿s</add>\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"44\">- Mart.</ingredient> Ê’j.\r\n                <lb/>â„³.f. pulvis in phiata mittendus. \r\n                <lb/>Signo The <action n=\"33\">aperient Salts</action>\r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take half an ounce of each <ingredient n=\"125\">soluble tartar </ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"93\">polychrest salt </ingredient>,\r\n                half-an-ounce of <ingredient n=\"222\">Spanish Sea-salt</ingredient>, and one drachm of <ingredient n=\"44\">green vitriol </ingredient>.\r\n                Mix the powders and put them in a vial.\r\n                Label it: The <action n=\"33\">aperient Salts</action>\r\n            </reg></choice></recipe>  \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>to be dissolved in a\r\n            <lb/>pound of <ingredient n=\"12\">Spring water</ingredient> &amp; two three or four table\r\n            <lb/>spoonfuls to be taken for a dose mixed with a gill or\r\n            <lb/>two of water &amp; taken at two or three draughts in the\r\n            <lb/>morning.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"191\">Spir. minderer.</ingredient> lib ij <add place=\"margin\">yesterday</add>\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"184\">-- Vin. Gallic</ingredient> lib fs <add place=\"margin\">yes</add>\r\n                <lb/>â„³ Signa <action n=\"41\">Discuticant Spirits.</action> <add place=\"margin\">yes</add>\r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take two pints of <ingredient n=\"191\">Spirit Minderer</ingredient> and half a pint of <ingredient n=\"184\">French brandy </ingredient>.\r\n                Mix and label it: <action n=\"41\">Discuticent Spirits</action>.\r\n            </reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"103\">Aq. Rosar.</ingredient> lib ij\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"120\">Sacchar. Saturn.</ingredient> Ê’iij\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"186\">Acet. Destillat.</ingredient> â„¥i Å¿s.\r\n                <lb/>â„³. Signa Cooling Solutions.\r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take two pints of <ingredient n=\"103\">Rose water</ingredient>,\r\n                three drachsm of <ingredient n=\"120\">Sugar of lead</ingredient> and\r\n                one and a half ounces of <ingredient n=\"186\">destilled acetate</ingredient>.\r\n                Mix and label it: Cooling Solutions.\r\n            </reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"189\">Cerat e <unclear>lap.</unclear> calamin</ingredient> â„¥iv\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"210\">Ung Saturnin.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                <lb/>â„³. Signa Healing Ointment.\r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take wax and four ounces of <ingredient n=\"189\">calamus </ingredient><unclear>reeds</unclear> and \r\n                one ounce of <ingredient n=\"210\">Unguentum Saturninum</ingredient>.\r\n                Mix and label it: Healing Ointment.\r\n            </reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>18<sup>h</sup> April - ----------------------------</dateline>\r\n            <signed> -- I.</signed>\r\n        </closer> \r\n        </div>\r\n</body>', 86, 2, '2012-10-03 21:56:11', 164),
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The many\r\n<lb />Hardships he has been exposed to with free Living and repÂ¬\r\n    <lb />eated Attacks of the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> has brought his Constitution into this\r\n<lb />Condition.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />It is now impossible to restore his Constitution to any enÂ¬\r\n    <lb />tire state, but it is very possible to prottract his life and to obviate\r\n    <lb />at least to moderate the ailments he may be liable to</p>\r\n    <p><lb />To this purpose it is absolutely necessary that he give\r\n    <lb />his own Concurrenc by shewing a great deal of temperance\r\n    <lb />After the Habits he has been in he must not altogether abstain\r\n    <lb />from strong Drink but he must use it with moderation. From\r\n    <lb />half a pint to a pint of Red Port may be taken both at Dinner\r\n    <lb />and Supper but this must be managed so as tho he is neÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ver heated by it and much more necessary still it is that he is\r\n    <lb />never in the least intoxicated by it.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />The wine mentioned seems to be the most proper for\r\n        <lb />him, and while on<del>e</del> one hand he ought to take no weaki<subst><del>er</del><add place=\"above\">r</add></subst> boÂ¬\r\n        <lb />died Wine, on the other, he should take Spirits in no shape\r\n    <lb />whtever. Malt Liquors of all kinds he should abstain from</p>\r\n    <p><lb />To this moderation in Drinking he must join a\r\n        <lb />proper Diet for which very particular Directions are not neÂ¬\r\n    <lb />cessary as it is to be guided by a general Rule.</p>\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <p><lb />He is to take solid and Nourishing food but shou\'d preÂ¬\r\n  <lb />fer the Lighter kinds of it and the plainest Cookery. And\r\n  <lb />upon the other Hand he is to avoid too much Vegetables.\r\n  <lb />Especialy Sallading and all raw Vegetables and the more\r\n        <lb />windy kind as Cabbage and such Like</p>\r\n    <p><lb />He must take particular to avoid cold, and for\r\n        <lb />that the best means are to use Con<add place=\"above\">s</add>tantly warm Cloathing\r\n        <lb />and particularly a Flannel shirt with warm stockings</p>\r\n    <p><lb />With this precaution he should be often in the fresh air\r\n        <lb />and take frequently what gentle Exercise he can conveÂ¬\r\n    <lb />veniently bear on horseback or in a Carriage</p>\r\n    <p><lb />These are the best means for preserving <choice><abbr>Cap.<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Captain</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />John<add place=\"above\">s</add>tons health and without these Medicines will be of little\r\n    <lb />service to him but with a proper Regimen some Medicines\r\n    <lb />may be of use in Stren<add place=\"above\">g</add>thening his Constitution</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<lb/>One of the best will be the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"6\">Hartfell spaw</ingredient> of which he\r\n<lb /><del>make</del> may take a pint every day, but divided into several\r\n<lb />draughts as one in the morning before breakfast <unclear>one</unclear>\r\n<lb/>in the forenoon and one about an hour before supper.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />This may be continues for a month or six weeks and\r\n    <lb />afterwards he may take a single draught every day about\r\n    <lb />an hour before dinner for a month or two more. â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Upon the approach of Winter and at several times\r\n    <lb />during the Course of it he may for 8 or 10 days at a time\r\n    <lb />take the Medicine prescribed below.</p>\r\n    <closer><dateline>18 July 1769</dateline></closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div><pb n=\"3\" />\r\n<head>For <choice><abbr>Capt.</abbr><expan>Captain</expan></choice> Johnston</head>\r\n    <recipe><choice><orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. Peruv.</ingredient> Ê’ii <ingredient n=\"21\">Aurant.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"201\">Canell. alb.</ingredient> @ Ê’Å¿s <ingredient n=\"169\">Rad. Gentian.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"234\">Fol.\r\n        <lb />Card. Bened.</ingredient> @ Ê’i Contusis &amp; incisis affunde Aq. bullient. lbi\r\n        <lb />Digere per horas xxiv &amp; colatur &amp; adde <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tinct. Cort. Peruv.</ingredient> â„¥iv\r\n        <lb />Signa The <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic</bodypart> Infusion two tablespoonfulls to be taken twice a day.</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take 2 drachms of <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>, half an ounce each of <ingredient n=\"21\">orange peel</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"201\">white cinnamon</ingredient>, one drachm each of <ingredient n=\"169\">gentian root</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"234\">Blessed Thistle leaf</ingredient>. Having crushed and chopped them, add to a pint of boiling water. Steep for 24 hours and strain, and add 4 ounces of <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">tincture of Peruvian Bark</ingredient>. Label: The <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic</bodypart> Infusion two tablespoonfulls to be taken twice a day.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Johnston</head>\r\n    <recipe><choice><orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum. Guaiac.</ingredient> Ê’i <ingredient n=\"93\">Sal. polychrest.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s Terito simul probe &amp;\r\n        <lb />adde Extr. <ingredient n=\"169\">Rad. Gentian.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s <ingredient n=\"169\">Sapon. Hispan.</ingredient> Ê’i <ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">Syr. Balsam.</ingredient> q. s. ut\r\n        <lb />f. massa dividenda in pil. sing. gr. v. Sig. <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic</action> Pills â€“\r\n    <lb />three to be taken every night at bedtime for a month. â€“</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take 1 drachm of <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum Guaiacum</ingredient>, half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"93\">Polychrest salt</ingredient>, and rub together properly and add extract of <ingredient n=\"169\">gentian root</ingredient>, half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"169\">Spanish soap</ingredient>, and one drachm of <ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">balsamic syrup</ingredient>, sufficient to make a mass to be divided into five individual pills of a grain each. Label: <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic</action> Pills â€“ three to be taken every night at bedtime for a month.</reg>\r\n   </choice></recipe>\r\n    <recipe><choice><orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"101\">Ras. Lign. Guaiac.</ingredient> Ê’vi <ingredient n=\"15\">Rad. Sarsaparill.</ingredient> â„¥i Coq. ex Aq. font. lbiv\r\n        <lb />ad lbii addendo sub finem <ingredient n=\"70\">Ras. Sassafr.</ingredient> Ê’i <ingredient n=\"121\">Rad. Glycyrrh.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s. â€“\r\n        <lb />Colaturam Signa <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic</action> Decoction a muchkin to be taken at\r\n        <lb />several draughts every 24 hours &amp; particularly one draught at bedÂ¬\r\n    <lb />time with the pills</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take six drachms of shavings of <ingredient n=\"101\">Guaiacum wood</ingredient> and one ounce of <ingredient n=\"15\">sarsaparilla root</ingredient>, boil down from four pints of spring water to two pints, adding near the end one drachm of <ingredient n=\"70\">sassafras shavings</ingredient> and half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"121\">liquorice root</ingredient>. 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The <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Bark</ingredient> is very proper for strenthening the\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> and it may be continued but should not be continued\r\n            <lb/>for longer than a fortnight at one time but after an intermission\r\n            <lb/>for the same for the same space she may retrun to it again.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>When the bark is intermitted let her take twice a day\r\n            <lb/>a Dose of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomachic</bodypart> Powder ordered below. The best times\r\n            <lb/>are a little before Dinner &amp; supper. The Powder may be takÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>en either with a little water or made with som syrup into a \r\n            <lb/>bolus and swallowed in a wafer. Nothing is more necessary\r\n            <lb/>in this case than keeping the belly exactly regular\r\n            <lb/>and for that purpose I <unclear>have</unclear> <ingredient n=\"3\" t=\"1\"><ingredient n=\"9\" t=\"1\"><ingredient n=\"184\" t=\"1\"><ingredient n=\"65\" t=\"1\">prescribed below a Tincture</ingredient></ingredient></ingredient></ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>of which she is to take a table spoonfull or two at bedtime\r\n            <lb/>The Dose is to be encreased or Diminished so as to give only\r\n            <lb/>one motion but every day and as this happens or not the Dose\r\n            <lb/>is to be respected or omitted - Tho it has not yet had so much effect\r\n            <lb/>as may be wished there is nothing more<del>ly</del> likely to do her service\r\n            <lb/>than to ride on horseback only it must be to some length and\r\n            <lb/>nothing under three hours at a time can be of much use. It\r\n            <lb/>should be always before Dinner and she should be well deÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>fended against cold.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In Diet she must avoid roots greens or other vegetables she\r\n            <lb/>should be sparing of broth and take cheifly of solid food\r\n            <lb/>but the lighter kinds are the fitter, she should avoid all\r\n            <lb/>wines and malt liquor and Her ordinary Drink may be\r\n            <lb/>water with a little spirits in it. Tea is bad. -------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> April 21. 1770</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Hutchinson</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"84\">magnes: alb:</ingredient> Ê’fs.            \r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam: Pulv:</ingredient> gr. v.\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"44\">Sal. Mart</ingredient> gr.ij\r\n                <lb/>â„³ f. pulvis &amp; fiant. h. in. Dose â„– xij\r\n                <lb/>Signa <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic</bodypart> Powder\r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take half-a-drachm of <ingredient n=\"84\">magnesium oxide</ingredient>, \r\n                five grains of powdered <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient> and\r\n                two grains of <ingredient n=\"44\">vitriol</ingredient>.\r\n                Mix until they become a powder and divide into 12 doses.\r\n                Label it: <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic</bodypart> Powder\r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n           <recipe>\r\n               <choice><orig>\r\n                   <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes. Socotorin</ingredient> Ê’iij\r\n                   <lb/><ingredient n=\"9\">Rad. Rhe. elect:</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                   <lb/>Pulveratis &amp; contudis affunde\r\n                   <lb/><ingredient n=\"184\">Spir: vin. Gall.</ingredient>\r\n                   <lb/><ingredient n=\"65\">Aq: Cinnam</ingredient> aol Ê’viij\r\n                   <lb/>Degere pre tridiem et cola\r\n                   <lb/>sig <bodypart n=\"46\">stomachic</bodypart> <action n=\"21\">laxative Tincture</action>\r\n               </orig>\r\n               <reg>\r\n                   Take three drachms of <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloe</ingredient> and\r\n                   two drachms of <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> root\r\n                   and turn it into powder and crush together.\r\n                   <ingredient n=\"184\">French brandy</ingredient> and add\r\n                   eight ounces of <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon water</ingredient>.\r\n                   Let it rest for three days and strain.\r\n                   Label it: <bodypart n=\"46\">stomachic</bodypart> <action n=\"21\">laxative Tincture</action>\r\n               </reg></choice>\r\n           </recipe> \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed><u>WC</u></signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 87, 2, '2012-10-03 21:52:05', 80),
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Your <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> was certainly well timed but tho the SympÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>toms should seem now to be discussed or abated I think you must\r\n            <lb/>not be of your guard &amp; we should take every precaution against an ailment\r\n            <lb/>that may return. As soon as your <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> is healed I would put a \r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"5\">Seton</treatment> into his neck. I would have him use the <treatment n=\"18\">flesh brush</treatment> every \r\n            <lb/>night &amp; morning over his whole body but especially to his right <bodypart n=\"12\">arme</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>If any <symptom n=\"66\">numbness</symptom> or <symptom n=\"88\">lameness</symptom> should remain in it I would apply <ingredient n=\"60\">musÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tard</ingredient> between the <bodypart n=\"13\">elbow</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"14\">wrist</bodypart>. 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From what I have seen before of M<sup>r</sup> Murray\'s\r\n            <lb/>constitution I think there is reason to suspect that this ailment\r\n            <lb/>depends on an effusion Serum &amp; that his recovery will depend\r\n            <lb/>upon drawing that of by <action n=\"24\">Purgatives</action> &amp; <action n=\"12\">Diurectics</action>. Twice of week\r\n            <lb/>I would give him such a dose of <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalop</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient> as he will easily\r\n            <lb/>bear. In the Intervals <unclear>harm</unclear> not ply the <ingredient n=\"25\">squill</ingredient> pills &amp; <unclear>experient</unclear> \r\n            <lb/>mixture &amp; as soon as the <ingredient n=\"20\">Millipedae</ingredient> are to be had let him take \r\n            <lb/>full doses of the <ingredient n=\"20\">Vinum mil<del>l</del>epedatum</ingredient> as formerly advised.\r\n            <lb/>His disease is still the same tho appearing in a <choice><abbr>diff<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>different</expan></choice> place. \r\n       <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>I would therefore advise the same Diet &amp; <del>C</del> Exercise as before only\r\n            <lb/>that Riding may now on account of the <symptom n=\"33\">Swimming of his head</symptom> not\r\n            <lb/>be so safe as before but I hope the Weather &amp; the Roads will allow\r\n            <lb/>him to use his carriage as often as you think proper. I have now said\r\n            <lb/>all that occurs to me but shall be glad be glad you will add what your good \r\n            <lb/>Judgement suggests. With compliments &amp; best wishes to Lintrose\r\n        </p> \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb/>I am \r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> D<sup>r</sup>\r\n                <lb/>most sincerely yours &amp;c\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 27<sup>th</sup> March 1769</dateline>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 52, 2, '2012-09-18 15:47:05', 190);
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Children are very bad judges\r\n            <lb />of what is proper for them and if they get\r\n            <lb />whatever they ask, their health must often\r\n            <lb />suffer, but children with a little pains and\r\n            <lb />steadiness on the part of their parents can be\r\n            <lb />rendered absolutely obsequious. It will at\r\n            <lb />first occasion some crying, but crying does\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />not do much harm, and when they find\r\n            <lb />it does not procure them what they ask, they\r\n            <lb />will soon cease to repeat it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This preface seems to be necessary, because\r\n            <lb />I am not to say, what is to be given; but what\r\n            <lb />is to be refused. We may readily err in the\r\n            <lb />former, but are very little liable to it in the\r\n            <lb />latter.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am of opinion, that Children till they\r\n            <lb />are ten years old should have very little aniÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mal food. Soon after they are weaned, they\r\n            <lb />may have every day at dinner some weak\r\n            <lb />broth, teaching them to take always some\r\n            <lb />bread along with it. But I would not give\r\n            <lb />them any solid meat either flesh or fish till\r\n            <lb />they are seven years old. Besides their butter\r\n            <lb />and bread they may have twice a week a fresh\r\n            <lb />boiled Egg with a little bread and butter; and\r\n            <lb />on other days they may have a light bread\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />or rice pudding, a pancake, potatoes or some\r\n            <lb />other garden things that are in season.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Fruit quite ripe and in small quantity\r\n            <lb />are allowable.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For breakfast and sugar Children should\r\n            <lb />have some kind of milk meat. I am positively\r\n            <lb />of opinion, that Tea in every degree of it is\r\n            <lb />hurtful, but I must own that when taken\r\n            <lb />very weak the harm that it can do is very\r\n            <lb />little and therefore I can have no objection\r\n            <lb />to their having a very weak tea with their\r\n            <lb />bread in the Afternoons, but I must also add\r\n            <lb />that much warm water and especially where\r\n            <lb />drank very warm cannot be proper for children.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When I say that children are to live very\r\n            <lb />much upon milk meats, I mean a food of milk\r\n            <lb />and grain and what is made of it. I hold\r\n            <lb />Oatmeal to be as nourishing as wholesome\r\n            <lb />and as little <unclear>heating</unclear> as any kind of grain\r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb />and therefore I would propose no change in\r\n            <lb />the long established practice of Scotland, with\r\n            <lb />respect to children in ordinary health --\r\n            <lb />There may indeed be children whose <bodypart n=\"46\">stomachs</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />are weaker and may not digest Oatmeal\r\n            <lb />very well and in such cases I hold well leaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />vened and well baked wheaten bread to be\r\n            <lb />safest of anything of the grain kind; and is\r\n            <lb />what at all times may be freely allowed\r\n            <lb />them. All kinds of buttered bread are very bad.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />With respect to all kind of milk meats\r\n            <lb />I would have it observed, that the milk\r\n            <lb />should never be boiled with the grain; but\r\n            <lb />that the grain should be well boiled in water\r\n            <lb />by itself, and the water being well separated\r\n            <lb />the milk warmed near to boiling, should\r\n            <lb />be poured upon the grain.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Tho much sugar is not proper for children\r\n            <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            <lb />yet milk in every shape digests the better\r\n            <lb />for some sugar added to it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Rich Cream is not proper for children\r\n            <lb />but with Strawberries or other fruit a\r\n            <lb />little cream with milk is very allowable\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Buttermilk from milk not long kept\r\n            <lb />and still fresh may be frequently allowed\r\n            <lb />to children\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Fresh drawn cow milk whey during the\r\n            <lb />summer season may be given freely to children, but\r\n            <lb />never much at one time.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Butter in moderate quantity with\r\n            <lb />bread is a very proper part of childrens <del>diet</del>\r\n            <lb />diet and may be frequently allowed. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Cheese of any kind is hardly allowable\r\n            <lb />and should therefore be given always very\r\n            <lb />sparingly.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The only proper drink for children is plain\r\n            <lb />water but if they are at any time disposed\r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n            <lb />to be <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> they may have a little good\r\n            <lb />small beer or in the same case, instead,\r\n            <lb />of milk meat they may have a Berry\r\n            <lb />made of coarse wheaten bread with\r\n            <lb />small beer.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Wine of any kind I cannot think to be\r\n            <lb />necessary to children, but in very small quantity\r\n            <lb />they may be allowed to taste of any kind that\r\n            <lb />happens to be present.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Some sugar as I have said above and even\r\n            <lb />some part of sweetmeats may be allowed to\r\n            <lb />children, but any indulgence either in the one or\r\n            <lb />other is certainly very hurtful and I know of\r\n            <lb />nothing more hurtful either to the health or\r\n            <lb />morals of children than to turn off their peeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />vishness or perversity by a present of sweetmeat.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Besides a proper Diet nothing contributes\r\n            <lb />so much to their health as being much in the\r\n            <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n            <lb />fresh air and after they are five years old, perÂ¬\r\n            <lb />haps before that, they should be accustomed to\r\n            <lb />be moderately clothed and to bear every state of\r\n            <lb />the weather hot or cold moist or dry and be\r\n            <lb />allowed to take very much their own course in\r\n            <lb />exercise. 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I suspect your constitution originally has\r\n    <lb />not been strong but Intemperance has been especially to blame\r\n    <lb />&amp; your first step is to avoid this for the future. You tell me you\r\n    <lb />have entered upon this but you have hardly gone far enough\r\n    <lb />when you take a bottle of claret every day after dinner. I would\r\n    <lb />not advise you to lay aside wine altogether but you ought to\r\n    <lb />take as much as to heat in the least as you must be by a bottle.\r\n    <lb />I approve of your abstaining from Supper but I suspect what\r\n    <lb />you call generous to be too full a diet. You may take a bit\r\n    <lb />of solid meat every day at dinner but of the lightest kind \r\n    \r\n <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n    \r\n    <lb />of moderate quantity. I readily believe Chocolate may be too\r\n    <lb />heavy a breakfast &amp; I admit Cocoa as much lighter but\r\n    <lb />common tea &amp; coffee are both very bad for you. You have been\r\n    <lb />much hurt I am persuaded by Venery but you do not say how\r\n    <lb />you are to guard against it now. I cannot give you any posiÂ¬\r\n    <lb />tive rule but you shall abstain\r\n    as <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> as you can.\r\n    <lb />Nothing more proper than the Cold bathing &amp; the going on \r\n    <lb />horseback as often as the weather allows. This regimen\r\n    <lb />necessary &amp; will be of great service but I agree with\r\n    <lb />you that some \r\n    medicine <choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>must be</expan></choice> \r\n    proper &amp; necessary.\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n\r\n   \r\n  <recipe>\r\n     \r\n <choice>\r\n    <orig>\r\n    \r\n    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"35\">Limat. Mart</ingredient> pp<sup>tt</sup> gr. <unclear>V</unclear> <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam.</ingredient> pulv. gr. vij\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacch. alb. duriss</ingredient> gr.X. M. f. \r\n    pulvis et f. h. m. Pulv. â„– XXVIII. S. Strengthen:<sup>g</sup> \r\n    Powders one in a little curÂ¬\r\n    <lb />rant jelly twice a day. One dose to be taken an hour before\r\n    <lb />dinner &amp; the other before Suppertime. each of the doses \r\n    <lb />to be washed down with a cup full of the following.\r\n    \r\n </orig>\r\n     \r\n   <reg>\r\n        \r\n        Take <unclear>five</unclear> grains of <ingredient n=\"35\">iron filings\r\n     </ingredient>; seven grains of powdered <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient>; and ten grains of <ingredient n=\"50\">pure White Sugar</ingredient>. Mix and make into twenty-eight powders as required. Label: Strengthening Powders one in a little currant jelly twice a day. One dose to be taken an hour before dinner and the other before Suppertime. each one of the doses to be washed down with a cup full of the following.\r\n        \r\n   </reg>\r\n </choice>\r\n     \r\n  </recipe>\r\n   \r\n   <recipe>\r\n   \r\n   <choice>\r\n      \r\n   <orig>\r\n      \r\n    \r\n     \r\n   <lb />â„ž Pulv. cort. Peruv. â„¥Å¿s. in mart vitr.v. marmar. adde\r\n   <lb />Aq. sent. q.s. ut f. mass. semilia. Lento filigenter per\r\n   <lb />peram dein adde Aq. @ <unclear>lb</unclear>ii. Repone in legerna maceÂ¬\r\n   <lb />ra @ hor. 12 <add place=\"above\">dein per chart. <illegible w=\"1\"/></add>\r\n      Tinct. Cort. Peruv. â„¥ii M.\r\n   <lb />S. Strengthen<sup>g</sup> Infusion &amp;c.c. \r\n         \r\n      \r\n      </orig>\r\n      \r\n   <reg>Take half-an-ounce of <ingredient n=\"1\">Powdered Peruvian bark</ingredient> in a glass\r\n      or marble mortar. Add sufficient fresh Water to make into a semi-liquid mass. Slowly and carefully <unclear>prepare</unclear> then add two <unclear>pounds</unclear> of water. To answer the requirements macerate for twelve hours then for each paper add two ounces of <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Peruvian Bark.</ingredient> Mix. Label: Strengthening Infusion etc. etc.\r\n      \r\n   </reg>\r\n      \r\n  </choice>\r\n    \r\n </recipe>\r\n   \r\n    \r\n <closer>\r\n     \r\n     \r\n  <signed>W.C.</signed> \r\n     \r\n     <dateline>\r\n        \r\n  <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup> Feb.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh February</expan></choice> 10 1777.\r\n     \r\n     </dateline>\r\n    \r\n </closer>   \r\n\r\n   </div>\r\n   \r\n</body>\r\n', 3999, 3, '2013-11-16 12:47:27', 103),
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Altho I must say I am a lover\r\n    <lb />of Milch I cannot say but that I think my appetite\r\n    <lb />rather mended for Dinner when the <bodypart n=\"88\">Bile</bodypart> dos not\r\n    <lb />oppress me, which when it begins to float on my\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> I am obliged to clear it off \r\n    by a <treatment n=\"9\">Vomit</treatment>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n    \r\n    <lb />of which I take a Dose of eight Grains of \r\n    <ingredient n=\"110\">Emetick Tartar</ingredient> and\r\n    <lb />yet it never sickens me till I make it come up with my\r\n    <lb />Finger which yet never strains <unclear>me</unclear> which I am astonished at.\r\n    <lb />I shall be happy to hear from you as I put a Great Confidence\r\n    <lb />in your superior Judgement and in the Meantime I take the\r\n    <lb />Liberty to send you a Copy of my Late publication on the\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"47\">Nervous System</bodypart><note>This can be identified as the privately printed sixty-six page pamphlet, <i>A Dissertation Upon the Nervous System to show its influence upon the soul</i>, which is dated September 1780 on the engraved title page (ESTC Number:T053796). Authorship of this title was hitherto unknown. Copies held at the British Library, Cambridge University Library and the National Library of Medicine at Bethesda, Maryland.</note>\r\n    will <add place =\"above\">be</add> fond if <add place =\"above\">it</add> meets your approbation.\r\n    <lb />I did it purely for my own amusement and only threw off\r\n    <lb />a very few Copies for my particular Friends, at the earnest\r\n    <lb />request of some of them &amp; belive me to be â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n   \r\n    \r\n <closer>\r\n    \r\n    <salute><choice><abbr>D<sup>r.</sup> Sir Your Affec<sup>t.</sup> &amp; Ob<sup>dt.</sup> Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Dear Sir Your Affectionate and Obedient Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n     \r\n  <signed>Rob<sup>t.</sup> Ligertwood\r\n      \r\n      \r\n  </signed>\r\n     \r\n     \r\n </closer>  \r\n      \r\n         \r\n   </div>  \r\n   <div>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n    <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n      \r\n      <p>\r\n   \r\n    <lb />To â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n    <lb />Doctor <choice><abbr>Will<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>William</expan></choice> Cullen â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n    <lb />Edinburgh â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n    \r\n      </p>\r\n      \r\n   </div>\r\n   \r\n</body>\r\n    \r\n    ', 2058, 3, '2014-02-22 16:51:29', 115),
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But as this <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> has now contiÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>nued for a long time &amp; as he is approaching to a \r\n            <lb/>a time of life when such an ailment is liable to\r\n            <lb/>prove Dangerous &amp; as their has been some appearÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ances in his Constitution that give suspicions \r\n            <lb/>from all these considerations we think it will\r\n            <lb/>be prudent to take some precautions against\r\n            <lb/>what may happen. To this purpose we proÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>pose.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>1. That he should have a <treatment n=\"11\">pea Issue</treatment> put in to\r\n            <lb/>his <bodypart n=\"12\">left arm</bodypart> &amp; kept open till either the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>is gone or he is past the hasardous time of life\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>2. That he should for some <del>time</del> weeks at\r\n            <lb/>this season take every morning a dose of the \r\n            <lb/><action n=\"33\">Aperient Salts</action> prescribed on the paper \r\n            <lb/>that comes along with this. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>3. That his diet ought to be managed so that\r\n            <lb/>he takes no animal food at supper &amp; even at\r\n            <lb/>dinner very little and that of <add place=\"above\">the</add> lightest kinds &amp; \r\n            <lb/>particularly very little fish, making up his\r\n            <lb/>meal with weak broth, Vegetables &amp; grain of \r\n            <lb/>all kinds.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>4. That he should go to the Country for the\r\n            <lb/>most of summer &amp; particularly for the first part\r\n            <lb/>when he can have a good course of Goat Whey\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>5. That while he is in Town he should not\r\n            <lb/>be Confined to the house nor sit there too closely.\r\n            <lb/>That he should frequently go abroad that he\r\n            <lb/>should have hours of relaxation &amp; that he should\r\n            <lb/>ride as often as may be convenient &amp; when he\r\n            <lb/>goes to the Country he should ride a great deal\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 31. March 1769</dateline>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 55, 2, '2013-01-08 16:26:02', 191),
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Walking cannot go far but being frequentÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ly in fresh Air will be of service\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>rs</sup> Campbells own Experience has already instructed her \r\n            <lb/>in the Article of Diet &amp; she should continue to be guided by that \r\n            <lb/>Experience in avoiding all windy food Roots Greens and raw \r\n            <lb/>fruit &amp; at the same time Malt Liquors - &amp; tea --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>By this management I hope M<sup>rs</sup> C. shall keep free from\r\n            <lb/>the Ordinary Disorder of her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; be also less liable\r\n            <lb/>to any returns of the stoppage of the <bodypart n=\"86\">Gall</bodypart> but if this should\r\n       <pb n=\"3\"/> \r\n            <lb/>happen &amp; the pains violent it will be safest first <treatment n=\"1\">to let a\r\n            <lb/>little blood from her <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart></treatment> &amp; then have recourse to <ingredient n=\"58\">LaudaÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>num</ingredient> which should be taken to 30 or 40 Drops <del>but</del>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>But it will be proper to observe that when the Pain from the \r\n            <lb/>stoppage of the <bodypart n=\"86\">Gall</bodypart> Comes on if at that time the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> is <symptom n=\"24\">Costive</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>it will be very proper to employ an <treatment n=\"8\">injection</treatment> befor the <choice><abbr>Laud:</abbr><expan>Laudanum</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>is taken ~\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>These are my advices for M<sup>rs</sup> C. and I must add <del>for</del>\r\n            <lb/>Directions for the young Gentlemen who is troubled with <condition n=\"39\">small\r\n            <lb/>Worms</condition> - these I expect are to be removed by proper <treatment n=\"6\">Glyst<add place=\"above\">ers</add></treatment>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The Materials for these I\'ve orderd in the Papers\r\n            <lb/>apart. The management of these Materials is as follows\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Upon a Paper of Materials Pour a Muchkin of Water\r\n            <lb/>boil the whole till <del>the</del> more than one half is boiled away --\r\n            <lb/>When taken from the fire add the bigness of a large Pea of \r\n            <lb/>the gum previously rubbed with a bit of <ingredient n=\"50\">loaf sugar</ingredient> - Add at \r\n            <lb/>the same time tow or three tea spoonfulls of <ingredient n=\"140\">Common Salt</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>strain throu a Cloth &amp; to the strained liquor add two table \r\n            <lb/>spoonfulls of <ingredient n=\"79\">florence oil</ingredient> &amp; use it for a <treatment n=\"6\">Glyster</treatment> --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>These <treatment n=\"6\">Glysters</treatment> are to be repeated several times at longer &amp; longer\r\n            <lb/>intervals -  the first after four -  the 2<sup>d</sup> after 6. - and the 3<sup>d</sup> &amp; 4<sup>th</sup>\r\n            <lb/>after an interval of Eight Days ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>WC</signed>\r\n       </closer>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edinr 28 March. 1769</abbr></choice></dateline>\r\n     </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n\r\n<pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <recipe>\r\n        <choice><orig>\r\n            <lb/>â„ž Extract. <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. 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Stomachic Pills --           \r\n       </reg></choice> \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                â„ž  <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tinct Cort Peruv</ingredient> â„¥iv\r\n                <lb/>stomachic â„¥jÅ¿s <ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">Tinct Aromat</ingredient> - â„¥Å¿s - â„³ Sig: Stomachic Tincture\r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take four ounces of <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Peruvian Bark</ingredient>, an ounce and a half of stomachic, half an ounce of \r\n                <ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">aromatic tincture</ingredient>. Mix. Label: Stomachic Tincture\r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>WC</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <dateline>28 March 1769</dateline>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 53, 11, '2014-10-13 12:33:38', 262);
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It is true they will occasion <symptom n=\"3\">reaching and\r\n                <lb/>vomiting</symptom> but I can always avoid that by diminishing the \r\n            <lb/>dose &amp; at Commonly same time obtain the <action n=\"12\">diuritic</action> effects\r\n            <lb/>by a frequent repetion I very commonly take Down the \r\n            <lb/>dose to a quarter &amp; somtimes the eight of a grain dryed \r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"25\">squills</ingredient> &amp; such doses will hardly <action n=\"32\">vomit</action> any body\r\n            <lb/>but repeating them every two or three I can throw\r\n            <lb/>in a good deal &amp; if not the first day at least after some\r\n            <lb/>days by gradually reconciling the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> to it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Observe that this is much more difficult with <ingredient n=\"25\">squills</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>in any liquid form. If after all the <ingredient n=\"25\">squills</ingredient> are found\r\n            <lb/>inadmissible I would advise to a trial of the <unclear><ingredient n=\"92\">colchicum</ingredient></unclear>\r\n            <lb/>which has very frequently succeeded with us but \r\n            <lb/>for the managment of it I must refer entirely to\r\n            <lb/>D<sup>r</sup> Storick pamphlet<note>Anton Freher von Storck, <i>An Essay on the Internal use of Thorn-apple, Henbane, and Monkshood; which are shewn to be safe and efficacious remedies, in the cure of many obstinate diseases</i> (London: 1763).</note> which Yorkshire must \r\n            <lb/>certainly afford. I shall advise another <action n=\"12\">Diuritic</action>\r\n            <lb/>which is easily managed &amp; has often succeeded\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Take 25 <add place=\"above\">live</add> <ingredient n=\"19\">wood lice</ingredient> &amp; pour upon them in a small cup 3 or\r\n            <lb/>4 spoonfulls of the <ingredient n=\"236\">treacle beer</ingredient> - Do this over night &amp; \r\n            <lb/>in the morning bruise the <ingredient n=\"19\">woodlice</ingredient> among the Beer very \r\n            <lb/>carefully &amp; throw the whole in to a linnen rag squeeze out\r\n            <lb/>the whole liquid &amp; let it be swallowed immediately\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>This Dose is to be repeated every morning only every second\r\n            <lb/>Day let the number of the <ingredient n=\"19\">Woodlice</ingredient> be increased 10 &amp; they\r\n            <lb/>may at length be an 100 but as the number is increased the\r\n            <lb/>quantity of Liquor must be so also - If the Dose becoming \r\n            <lb/>large is disagreeable it may be divided into two one to be taken \r\n            <lb/>at night &amp; the other in the Morning only it must also be by two\r\n            <lb/>seperate Infusions - When Persons can bear large Doses this\r\n            <lb/>Medicine seldom fails to Prove <action n=\"12\">Diuretic</action> - I have no other to\r\n            <lb/>advise at Present but must observe that the present relief by the\r\n            <lb/>Discharge from the <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> is precarious &amp; it may be interrupted by\r\n            <lb/>the <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammation</symptom> coming upon the parts -- If the <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammation</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>should become violent &amp; thereby dangerous M<sup>rs</sup> Mathews must <add place=\"below\">avoid</add>\r\n            <pb n=\"3\"/>  \r\n            <lb/>and allow the Parts to heal up by lying abed for some days togeÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ther in Case by the Drying up the Discharge the <symptom n=\"63\">swellings</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>should return the <treatment n=\"11\">Drain</treatment> must be again Opened but in\r\n            <lb/>another manner that is by Punctures which are much easier \r\n            <lb/>&amp; much safer then either <treatment n=\"50\">scarifying</treatment> or <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment> - These Punctures\r\n            <lb/>made with a narrow-bladed lancer are not liable to inflame \r\n            <lb/>&amp; can be healed or renewed at Pleasure\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I have nothing now to add to what I said formerly about \r\n            <lb/>her Regimen - Tho I should not have advised the <ingredient n=\"236\">Treacle beer</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>we must not submit to it -  There is no <del>mo</del> mention made of\r\n            <lb/>any attempt to take Exercise but am still of Opinion that\r\n            <lb/>if she can be brought to bear it she might be better for it\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edr</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 23<sup>d</sup> March 1769</dateline>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 50, 3, '2013-11-14 22:38:42', 205),
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I listened attenÂ¬\r\n    <lb />tively to your advices &amp; have ever since carefully followed them in what \r\n    <lb />concerns my health &amp; must acknowlage I have found benefite by that\r\n    <lb />Regimen; yet my Complaints are not quite removed for I still find my\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart>, &amp; sometimes pains in my <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart>\r\n    &amp; <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart> distress me grievously\r\n    <lb />That if I was not at times in a manner supernaturaly supported, I should\r\n    <lb />sink under them. I am much troubled with \r\n    <symptom n=\"7\">Wind</symptom> &amp; Crudities in my \r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> &amp; often with Slimy humours especially after \r\n    I eat &amp; my <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> affected\r\n    <lb />with <symptom n=\"22\">Giddiness</symptom> which as it \r\n       were <symptom n=\"96\">stupifys</symptom> me at times. \r\n       I have during all\r\n    <lb />this Winter, tho the Coldest mornings, used the Fresh water bath, even\r\n    <lb />when I have been so bad that when I first attempted to plunge, I scarcely\r\n    <lb />expected to be able to come out, &amp; after Bathing, when the morning was\r\n    <lb />fair, I took a ride till Breakfast &amp; in the forenoon, I rode from twelve\r\n    <lb />oClock for an hour &amp; half upon a very hard sett Horse of my own, &amp; whither\r\n    <lb />that hard sett be hurtfull to my <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart> I know not,\r\n       but on riding in\r\n    <lb />the mornings I find the <symptom n=\"22\">Giddiness</symptom> in my <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>,\r\n       which I attribute to the\r\n    <lb />Humours being sett in motion - I always in Diets &amp; in every thing\r\n    <lb />else abstain from Excesses of every kind. Doctor Livingston frequently\r\n    <lb />calls upon me &amp; I have by his advice, during Winter taken three or\r\n    <lb />four <treatment n=\"9\">Vomits</treatment> which never wrought well till \r\n       I used my finger or a feather\r\n    <lb />but always left my <bodypart n=\"46\">stomack</bodypart> full of <symptom n=\"7\">Wind</symptom>\r\n       &amp; in a low state &amp; still I\r\n    <lb />continue to spitt in the morning a Slimy, sometimes a Blackish\r\n    <lb />matter, but noways tinged with <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> whither this be any remains\r\n    <lb />of the <condition n=\"20\">Venereal</condition>, or not you will be best to Judge. - A few days since\r\n    <lb />he has <treatment n=\"1\">drawn</treatment> from my <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart> about \r\n       eleven ounces <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> by which I\r\n    <lb />found a little present benefite, but am now much as formerly. He\r\n    <lb />has given me a few doses <ingredient n=\"109\">Sacred Elixir</ingredient> which has \r\n       keept me a little\r\n    <lb />open but still the <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart> &amp;\r\n       <bodypart n=\"60\">Viscera</bodypart> ail. Tho withall I enjoy\r\n    <lb />a tollerable appetite for Dinner, of which Veal is generally the prinÂ¬\r\n    <lb />cipal Dish, &amp; indeed is my only Diet except a little Cocoa Tea &amp; Bread\r\n    <lb />to Breakfast &amp; for ordinary I have sound &amp; refreshing Sleep for Six or eight\r\n       \r\n  <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n     \r\n  \r\n    <lb />hours a night. I intend, when the weather turns Warm to begin to take\r\n    <lb />the <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient> for two or three weeks &amp; \r\n       thereafter Drink <ingredient n=\"18\">Sea Water</ingredient> in\r\n    <lb />the morning twice or Thrice a Week &amp; still to continue the fresh Water Bath\r\n    <lb />&amp; exercise of Riding in forenoons, &amp; perhaps in a good Day Walk a mile or\r\n    <lb />two in the afternoon. I would use the <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> too, \r\n       if you think it proper\r\n    <lb />but if I do I must take it not in Water for I cant Swallow it with Water.\r\n    <lb />I shal be fond of your opinion as to my using the \r\n       <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient>, which\r\n    <lb />I see Doctor Whytt prescribes to be taken in Cases much Similar to mine,\r\n    <lb />once every morning or once in two days to clear the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> &amp;\r\n       <bodypart n=\"60\">Viscera</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />of Gross Humours, affecting the Person with <symptom n=\"6\">lowness of Spirits</symptom>; But this I\r\n    <lb />won\'t do without your advice.\r\n       \r\n </p> \r\n   \r\n  <p>\r\n     \r\n    <lb />Upon the whole I beg leave to say That as I have a Singular Confidence\r\n    <lb />in your Superior Judgement, I must entreat youl consider my Complaints\r\n    <lb />&amp; as what has pass\'d twixt us &amp; by your former prescriptions you will,\r\n    <lb />more than most others, Know my Constitution. Be so good as, howsoon\r\n    <lb />Convenient, give me your opinion &amp; direction of what medicines you\r\n    <lb />think proper &amp; regimen for me to follow most beneficial Both for \r\n     <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />&amp; <bodypart n=\"60\">Viscera</bodypart> which I will punctually observe &amp;\r\n     reckon my Self obliged.\r\n    <lb />Youl please observe, when a <treatment n=\"9\">Vomit</treatment> for me is thought proper, it must be\r\n    <lb />pretty Strong, as those hitherto, I apprehend has never been so, if I may judge\r\n    <lb />by their Effects. Meantime pray excuse my taking the Liberty to Inclose\r\n    <lb />two smal Bank Notes which I hope youl be so good as accept of &amp; \r\n    <lb />believe to be with utmost Esteem\r\n     \r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n    \r\n <closer>\r\n    \r\n    <salute>Sir your <choice><abbr>Ob<sup>dt.</sup> &amp; very hum St.</abbr><expan>Obedient and very humble Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n     \r\n  <signed>Rob<sup>t.</sup> Ligertwood</signed>\r\n     \r\n     <dateline>Aberdeen, 6<sup>th.</sup> April, 1780</dateline>\r\n     \r\n     \r\n </closer>  \r\n   \r\n   <postscript>\r\n  <p> \r\n    <lb />My <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart> are, at present, so much\r\n    <lb />affected, that I can not write with any ease.\r\n    <lb />I have therfore dictated this to a Particular\r\n    <lb />Friend, in whose secrecy I can confide.\r\n    <lb />Please direct for me at M<sup>r.</sup> Moirs Marischal Street.\r\n      \r\n  </p>\r\n<p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />I almost forgott to mention that this Spring a prodigious <condition n=\"114\">Dry Scurff</condition>\r\n    <lb />(which I take to be <condition n=\"43\">Scurvy</condition> has broke out on \r\n      Both my <bodypart n=\"14\">Wrists</bodypart> but on\r\n    <lb />no other part of my Body. It does not give me much pain &amp; D<sup>r.</sup> Livingston\r\n    <lb />thinks it lucky it has come out yet I thought proper to lett you know\r\n    <lb />of it.\r\n   \r\n</p>\r\n   \r\n   </postscript>\r\n   \r\n</div>\r\n   <div>\r\n   \r\n   <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n      \r\n      <p>\r\n    <lb />To ---\r\n    <lb />Doctor Will<sup>m.</sup> Cullen\r\n    <lb />Physician\r\n    <lb />Edinburgh\r\n      </p>\r\n   <handShift />\r\n      \r\n      <annot>\r\n      <p>\r\n    <lb />R. Ligertwood Esq.\r\n    <lb />April 6. 1780.\r\n    <lb />V.XI. p.2.\r\n</p>\r\n     </annot>\r\n    \r\n\r\n   \r\n   </div> \r\n</body>\r\n', 1835, 1, '2013-06-14 10:58:08', 91),
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T. &amp; 57</del></annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I am now fully acquainted with the case &amp; can with\r\n            <lb/>confidence direct the proper conduct of it\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Nothing now seems necessary but to gaurd against a\r\n            <lb/>relapse for Exercise &amp; a good summer will finish the Cure\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The Precautions necessary for avoiding cold <del>&amp;</del>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; too full living.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>With respect to the first he cannot be too carefull\r\n            <lb/>He should not quit his flannel shirt before June come a 12\r\n            <lb/>month &amp; his other cloathing he ought to diminish by very slow\r\n            <lb/>degrees never trusting much to the weather. with whatever\r\n            <lb/>cloathing he should avoid all moisture &amp; night air. He must\r\n            <lb/>avoid being heated by any means &amp; when <symptom n=\"28\">disposed to sweat</symptom> he \r\n            <lb/>must take the more pains to avoid Cold.\r\n        </p>   \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>With respect to full living he is at present in a very \r\n            <lb/>good train &amp; he should make hardly any alternative in at\r\n            <lb/>before the month of June next. If by that time he has got as \r\n            <lb/>I expect he will get more strength he may then make some change\r\n            <lb/>in his Diet taking a part of animal food but he must proceed\r\n            <lb/>by slow degrees at first taking broth only &amp; proceeding to the\r\n            <lb/><del>higher</del> lighter meats take a little only and it must be long before\r\n            <lb/>he can take a full meal of animal food. It will perhaps be right\r\n            <lb/>if he shall abstain from meat at supper for the rest of his Life.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>With respect to strong Drink I have more Difficulty in\r\n            <lb/>allowing it. Not that a little Wine is more heating than meat\r\n       <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>but the last may be bounded the other cannot so easily &amp; therefore \r\n            <lb/>without the firmest resolution he has better not taste it all --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>These precautions against cold, Eating, &amp; Drinking must be long\r\n            <lb/>observed <del>but the last may be bounded</del> longer or shorter according to\r\n            <lb/>the degree of strength he, at the <del>samte</del> same time acquires\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>At present all sort of bodily Exercise is bad for him, <symptom n=\"9\">It soon fatigues \r\n            <lb/>him</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"23\">hurts his strength</symptom>. It <symptom n=\"28\">makes him sweat</symptom> &amp; exposes him to\r\n            <lb/>Cold. Let him therefore use bodily Exercise in the most Cautious manner\r\n            <lb/>&amp; walk very gently in a place not exposed to cold. For strength he\r\n            <lb/>must depend upon Riding. I think the season will allow him to \r\n            <lb/>take it immediately &amp; he ought to ride every day that is not very\r\n            <lb/>Cold or very wet. At first he must ride gently &amp; never so briskly as\r\n            <lb/>to make him <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom> or so far as to give him <symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom>. By degrees he will\r\n            <lb/>be able to increase it both respects.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>This Exercise will I hope be sufficient to restore his strength\r\n            <lb/>but if towards the End of June this does not seem to proceed fast\r\n            <lb/>enough I would advise Cold bathing in a Bathing Machine. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Before the use of that it might be possible by warm bathing to take \r\n            <lb/>of all the remaining <symptom n=\"63\">swellings</symptom> &amp; stiffness of <bodypart n=\"89\">particular Joints</bodypart> if pains\r\n            <lb/>enough are bestowed upon them --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>It may be of use to <symptom n=\"28\">bring some sweating to the <unclear>fat</unclear></symptom> with the rest \r\n            <lb/>of the body &amp; it may be done by pulling away the woollen stockings or\r\n            <lb/>foot stocks &amp; lying in Linnen &amp; covering the lower part of the bed with an\r\n            <lb/>additional blanket --\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 56, 2, '2012-09-18 17:21:44', 196),
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Let her take three of the <action n=\"31\">strengthening Pills</action> twice a day\r\n           <lb/>&amp; the most proper times are an hour before Dinner &amp; as long before supper\r\n      </p>\r\n      <p>    \r\n           <lb/>2. After Every Dose of the Pills let her take about a gill of\r\n           <lb/><ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"6\">Hartfall Spaw Water</ingredient>, &amp; I think she should take as much\r\n           <lb/>of that Water every Day before breakfast <del>I</del> if her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> bears\r\n           <lb/>it well another glass of the same size between eleven &amp; twelve\r\n           <lb/>forenoon 3 Both these medicines should be continued for 7.\r\n           <lb/>or 8 Weeks only the should be laid aside for two or three\r\n           <lb/>days at the end of Every 3. Weeks \r\n       </p>\r\n       <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>4. Towards the same period when the pains of her <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>\r\n           <lb/>come on she should before going to bed every night <treatment n=\"17\">bath her \r\n           <lb/><bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> in warm water taking care to dry them well \r\n           <lb/>before going to bed &amp; keeping them warm during the Night</treatment>\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>5 Tow or three days before the same Period if the Lady Could\r\n           <lb/>have the conveniency of taking a warm bath for her whole body\r\n           <lb/>or at least to above her <bodypart n=\"62\">haunches</bodypart> I think it would be of service \r\n           <lb/>to her &amp; I would advise it to be employed before every period for\r\n           <lb/>three or four times to Come - \r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>6. It will always be of use for her to take Exercise-  Even\r\n           <lb/>moderate walking will be of service but going on horseback will \r\n<lb/>be still better &amp; better also than going in a carriage ---\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>7. The Lady\'s Diet should be light but sufficiently nourishing \r\n           <lb/>&amp; she may take what meat she finds she can easily digest\r\n           <lb/>Much Roots or Greens, Raw fruit or Cold <unclear>sallading</unclear> I think\r\n           <lb/>bad for her\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>8. For Ordinary Drink White Wine &amp; Water is the best &amp; \r\n           <lb/>two or three Glasses of any white wine both at Dinner &amp; \r\n           <lb/>supper I think very proper -- Coffee &amp; Tea I think are both \r\n           <lb/>bad for her especially if taken largely --\r\n       </p>\r\n       <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> March 27. 1769</dateline>\r\n       <closer>\r\n           <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n       </closer>\r\n   </div> \r\n    <div>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n        <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž Extract <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. Peruv. moll:</ingredient>\r\n                <lb/> --- <ingredient n=\"169\">Gentian.</ingredient> @ Ê’j\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"44\">Sal Mart.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s\r\n                <lb/>Pulv. <ingredient n=\"121\">Rad Glycyrrhiz.</ingredient> q.s.ut. f. massa\r\n                <lb/>dividenda in Pil Sing. gr. iv.\r\n                <lb/>Signa <action n=\"31\">Strengthening</action> Pills three for a dose\r\n                <lb/>twice a day\r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take extract of softened <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"169\">Gentian</ingredient>, one drachm of each,\r\n                half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"44\">green vitriol</ingredient>, sufficient quantity of powdered <ingredient n=\"121\">root of liquorice.</ingredient>\r\n                let a mass be made and divided into pills of four grains each. Label: Strengthening Pills, three for a dose twice a day.\r\n            </reg>\r\n        </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <dateline>27 March 1769</dateline>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 51, 3, '2014-10-06 13:34:06', 195),
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For a twelvemonth or more he must avoid all bodily Exercise\r\n            <lb/>but of the most Gentle Kind ~ He must walk only upon very \r\n            <lb/>level Ground carefully avoiding every ascent. Even upon a \r\n            <lb/>level he must avoid all rough &amp; uneven Ground and when \r\n            <lb/>ever he walks he must always move very slowly &amp; never continue very\r\n            <lb/>long but with all these conditions he should be much in fresh\r\n            <lb/>air &amp; walk a little very frequently - When these attentions are\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>enjoined with regard to walking it will be Obvious that Every\r\n            <lb/>other exertion will also be hurtfull &amp; therefore that he must \r\n            <lb/>abstain from every kind of work but what he can perform sitting \r\n            <lb/>&amp; with very little exertion of motion of his body\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Tho he must thus to a certain Degree avoid motion it must be\r\n            <lb/>observed that sitting much or long at one time or lying long abed is\r\n            <lb/>also very bad for him. Let him therefore frequently change his posture\r\n            <lb/>&amp; take a little walk but especially go frequently on horseback --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>He may with advantage ride very often &amp; as often as conveniency\r\n            <lb/>allow\'s but let him have a Peace<add place=\"above\">a</add>ble Horse little motion be always\r\n            <lb/>gentle &amp; never continued above a few hours at one time \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The more he is in the fresh air the better &amp; also the cooler he is\r\n            <lb/>kept when within Doors. He should never sit over the fire &amp; in the night \r\n            <lb/>time his bed should not be very close nor have many bedcloaths upon it\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In Diet he should keep to what is common in the Country that is\r\n            <lb/>to milk &amp; Meal &amp; all stronger food would do him harm &amp; strong\r\n            <lb/>Drink of all kinds would still do more ~~\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The only medicine I would advise for him is the Electuary presÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>cribed on the Paper apart - Let him take the bigness of a Nutmeg\r\n            <lb/>twice a Day an hour before Dinner &amp; supper &amp; let him take such a \r\n            <lb/>quantity as prescribed at Present at the beginning of Every month\r\n            <lb/>for three or four months to Come ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>As soon as the summer season sets in if he has any river brook\r\n            <lb/>or lake near him &amp; the water in these is a little warmed let him\r\n            <lb/>dip once or twice in the Water over <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"7\">Ears</bodypart> &amp; let him repeat this\r\n            <lb/>Every morning for the rest of summer\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 29 March 1769</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\"/>    \r\n    </div>\r\n        \r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Russel</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž Pulv. <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. Peruv.</ingredient>\r\n                <lb/>Rad. <ingredient n=\"22\">Valerian Sylv.</ingredient> @ â„¥j\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamom.</ingredient>pulv. Ê’ij\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"44\">Sal. Mart.</ingredient> Ê’j\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"107\">Cons. Rosar</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Syr. Caryophyll.</ingredient> q.s. ut. f. Electuarium\r\n                <lb/>Signa <action n=\"31\">strengthening Electuary</action>, the bigness of a Nutmeg\r\n                <lb/>to be taken twice a Day\r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take an ounce of powdered <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>, an ounce of <ingredient n=\"22\">wild valerian</ingredient> root, two drachms of \r\n                powdered <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamonn</ingredient>, one drachm of <ingredient n=\"44\">Sal. Mart.</ingredient>, one ounce of conserve of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rosa</ingredient>\r\n                and a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Syrup of Cloves</ingredient> to make an electuary. Label: <action n=\"31\">strengthening Electuary</action>, the bigness of a nutmeg\r\n                taken twice a day. \r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>WC</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <dateline>29 March 1769</dateline>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 54, 2, '2012-09-18 16:52:36', 291);
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As there is no mention of his <add place=\"above\">of a</add> being <condition n=\"3\">gouty</condition> family &amp; it is\r\n            <lb/>expressly said that the patient himself never had any symptom\r\n            <lb/>of <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> I think there is no room for the supposition of <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> in\r\n            <lb/>this case &amp; more especially when the cause of a topical affection\r\n            <lb/>is to me sufficiently evident. I think the Disease at first was no\r\n            <lb/>other than a <symptom n=\"49\">toothach</symptom> or <condition n=\"15\">rheumatic affection</condition> but the <treatment n=\"45\">extracting\r\n            <lb/>so many teeth</treatment> has <bodypart n=\"47\">strained the Nerves</bodypart> &amp; induced a singular\r\n            <lb/>sensibility in all the <bodypart n=\"72\">contigous membranes</bodypart>. In this I judge\r\n            <lb/>the Disease to consist, it will I <del>this</del> think account for all the\r\n            <lb/>Phenomena that have followed &amp; I have met with many\r\n            <lb/>instances of the same kind tho never with any equal either in\r\n            <lb/>degree or duration.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>After the <bodypart n=\"3\">teeth</bodypart> were drawn I think there was but one \r\n            <lb/>possible means of Cure which was either to destroy the <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart> chiefly \r\n            <lb/>affected or to diminish their sensibility. We are told of a <symptom n=\"39\">Convulsion\r\n            <lb/>of the <bodypart n=\"8\">Cheek</bodypart></symptom> cured by Albinus<note>Bernhard Siegfried Albinus (originally Weiss) (1697â€“1770), a German-born, Dutch anatomist and author of <i>Tabulae sceleti et musculorum corporis humani</i> (Leiden:1747). Precise reference untraced.</note> <treatment n=\"2\">cutting thro the <bodypart n=\"47\">infraorbital\r\n            <lb/>Nerve</bodypart></treatment> but in this case I think the parts affected have their <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>from trunks distributed on the Inside of the <bodypart n=\"79\">Jaw</bodypart> &amp; without our reach\r\n            <lb/>What is in our power therefore here is only to diminish the sensiÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>bility. For this purpose there is nothing very effectual but\r\n       <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> &amp; to obtain any durable effects of this it must be\r\n            <lb/>applied directly to the part affected. I should expect that wearing\r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"4\">a plaister</treatment> of <ingredient n=\"14\">Extract of Opium</ingredient> upon the <bodypart n=\"8\">cheek</bodypart> might answer\r\n            <lb/>the purpose. If this is dissagreeable I would advise the <bodypart n=\"8\">cheek</bodypart> to\r\n            <lb/>be bathed two or three times a day with the spirits ordered below\r\n            <lb/>The should be applied warm &amp; for that purpose the Vial without\r\n            <lb/>being unstoped is to be set in a bason of warm water till the \r\n            <lb/>spirits are sufficiently heated. I don\'t doubt but the Internal\r\n            <lb/>Use of <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> has been upon occasion tried but it would not be \r\n            <lb/>of durable effect &amp; perhaps might seem hurtfull. I have subjoined\r\n            <lb/>her a medicine which I have found usefull in chronic pains\r\n            <lb/>It will indeed cure the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> itself but always with very pernicious\r\n            <lb/>effects so that if there should be more reason than I know of for\r\n            <lb/>suspecting <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> in this case I would avoid this powder. These are\r\n            <lb/>the advices I can at present offer but I regret that the Gentleman\r\n            <lb/>did not thinks it proper to say what remedies have been already\r\n            <lb/>employed, for <del>the</del> from the effects of these I should have judged \r\n            <lb/>more certainly of the nature of the disease &amp; been able perhaps\r\n            <lb/>to suggest other advice. I think <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment> might have been of\r\n            <lb/>service but only as repeated several times. I expect nothing\r\n            <lb/>from Formentations &amp; little from <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment>. but I should have\r\n            <lb/>certainly tried the last &amp; I suppose it has been so. But in what\r\n            <lb/>manner? for a good deal depends on that. If your friend should\r\n            <lb/>be pleased to give you any farther information I shall also be ready\r\n            <lb/>to say farther what I can upon the subject. \r\n         </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                    I am\r\n                  <lb/>Sir\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>W C</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 20<sup>th</sup> May 1769</dateline>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Mee</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n        <choice><orig>\r\n            <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"14\">Opij</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor.</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"70\" t=\"28\">Ol. Sassafras</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"369\">Spir. Vin. rectif.</ingredient> â„¥xvj\r\n            <lb/>Digere vase <unclear>clause per qualuor dies</unclear> &amp; cola\r\n            <lb/>Signa <del>the</del> Anodyne Ti<add place=\"above\">n</add>cture for bathing the <bodypart n=\"8\">cheek</bodypart>\r\n        </orig>\r\n            \r\n        <reg>\r\n            Take half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient>, two ounces of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor.</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"70\" t=\"28\">Sassafras Oil</ingredient>\r\n            sixteen ounces of <ingredient n=\"369\">Spir. Vin. rectif.</ingredient>. Let it digest in a <unclear>clear bottle for four days</unclear> &amp; strain.\r\n            Label: The Anodyne Tincture for bathing the <bodypart n=\"8\">cheek</bodypart>.\r\n       </reg></choice>\r\n       </recipe> \r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž Rad. <ingredient n=\"169\">Gentian.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"21\">Cort. Aurantiore</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                <lb/>Rad <ingredient n=\"85\">Zingiber</ingredient> Ê’j\r\n                <lb/><unclear>Terantur in pulvarem subliem</unclear>\r\n                <lb/>Signa the Anodyne Powder half a dram to be taken \r\n                <lb/>three times a <unclear>dimes</unclear>\r\n            </orig>\r\n                \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"169\">Gentian.</ingredient> root, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"21\">Orange Peel</ingredient> and \r\n                one drachm of <ingredient n=\"85\">Ginger</ingredient> root. <unclear>Rub the powder <illegible w=\"1\" /></unclear>. 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It is fresh Air &amp; Exercise only that can make his Recovery\r\n            <lb/>compleat. These are the only <action n=\"31\">Strenght<del>e</del>ners</action> &amp; Cordials to be depended upon.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>By Degrees &amp; suitable to his Appetite &amp; Exercise let the quaÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>lity of his Diet be mended but fullness is necessary to no body &amp;\r\n            <lb/>be very hurtful to Convalescents. He may take meat at dinner\r\n            <lb/>every day but it should be light &amp; little till he get into Exercise. It\r\n            <lb/>must be a long time yet <del>f</del> before he can take any meat at Supper\r\n            <lb/>&amp; milk meats if <del>t</del>he<del>y</del> can digest them are the most proper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>For ordinary Drink he may take good small Beer but\r\n            <lb/>Wine &amp; Water will be more safe, &amp; Madeira or Port well diluted\r\n            <lb/>are the best. At dinner every day a glass or two of Wine are\r\n            <lb/>very allowable &amp; as he gets at Strength &amp; Exercise the dose may\r\n            <lb/>be somewhat increased but I hope it will be long before he\r\n            <lb/>hazards any Excess. When he takes plain Wine I hold neat\r\n            <lb/>Claret to be by much the safest &amp; most proper. Whatever\r\n            <lb/>wine he takes it should be confined to the time of his meals\r\n            <lb/>for at all other times it introduces the most pernicious habits\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; has no measure. All this I would say <add place=\"above\">still</add> more strongly\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> repeat to Spirits. I would not have him taste however\r\n            <lb/>diluted &amp; I would rather have him incure a fainting fit seÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>veral times a day than that he should have recourse to such\r\n            <lb/>a Cordial. A Man that does so can keep no measure while\r\n            <lb/>the remedy produces a craving that goes on increasing\r\n            <lb/>in a manner that is absolutely incompatible <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> Health\r\n            <lb/>&amp; Life.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In M<sup>r</sup> Stevenson\'s present situation it is very posÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>sible he may at time feel a <symptom n=\"55\">languor</symptom> that demands\r\n            <lb/>a cordial &amp; for such I have ordered an <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\"><ingredient n=\"21\" t=\"19\"><ingredient n=\"81\" t=\"19\"><ingredient n=\"201\" t=\"19\">Infusion</ingredient></ingredient></ingredient></ingredient>, of which\r\n            <lb/>he may take a spoonful or two several times a day. It\r\n            <lb/>will contribute to strengthen him but I would rather\r\n            <lb/>do this by Diet &amp; Exercise &amp; therefore would have him take\r\n            <lb/>my Cordial as seldom as possible &amp; to quit it altogether\r\n            <lb/>as soon as he can.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I have nothing farther to add but that his\r\n            <lb/>belly must be kept regular &amp; even opened sometimes but\r\n            <lb/>always gently. In getting into Air &amp; for a long time to come\r\n            <lb/>he must take great Care to guard against Cold and MoistÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ture.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 12<sup>th</sup> May\r\n            <lb/><u>1770</u></dateline>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Andrew Stevenson.</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice><orig>\r\n                    <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. Peruvian.</ingredient> cont. â„¥fs\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"21\">- aurantior.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"81\">Rad. Colomba.</ingredient> Ê’j\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"201\">Cort. Canell. alb.</ingredient> Ê’fs\r\n                    <lb/>Contusis affunde.\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"235\">Vin. rubr. Oportens.</ingredient> lib fs\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"184\">Spir. Vin. 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Diet\r\n            <lb/>therefore must be ordered chiefly with a view to avoid <symptom n=\"7\">flatuency</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>She should take little liquid food &amp; therefore no broth but a \r\n            <lb/>little plain soup. SHe may take any kind of meet but preferring\r\n            <lb/>always the lighter kinds &amp; lightest dressing. The heavier kinds\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>must be taken at least sparingly &amp; some of them as Bacon or\r\n            <lb/>any very fat meat or any high sauces should be avoided altogether\r\n         </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Roots &amp; Greens are likely to prove <symptom n=\"7\">flatulent</symptom> &amp; M<sup>rs</sup> Lockhart\r\n            <lb/>must be cautious in taking them but some part of them is necessary\r\n            <lb/>to our health &amp; a little of the young &amp; tender as they severally\r\n            <lb/>come into season may be taken, especially with meat. All kinds of\r\n            <lb/>Grain into Pudding without fruit or very sweet sauces, are very proper\r\n            <lb/>&amp; especially proper to fill up a meal &amp; prevent the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomacks</bodypart> being\r\n            <lb/>loaded with meat. Spiceries moderately used are very proper for\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>rs</sup> L. but Pickles of any kind should be taken very sparingly\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>For ordinary drink Water with a little strong wine or spirits in \r\n            <lb/>it is the most proper. All small Wines, Cyder, &amp; all Malt Liquors \r\n            <lb/>are very improper, A Glass to two of strong wine with a little \r\n            <lb/>wateror as many Glasses of Punch without sowring are allowable \r\n            <lb/>at dinner &amp; supper. Tea I think very bad for M<sup>rs</sup> L. <del>&amp;</del> &amp; should\r\n            <lb/>therefore be taken very sparingly &amp; would be safer if always taken\r\n            <lb/>with a little <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient> -- Coffee is not so bad as Tea but not\r\n            <lb/>quite proper.\r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Whatever is the Diet, <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> will occasion <symptom n=\"7\">flatulency</symptom> &amp; \r\n            <lb/>that therefore must be carefully avoided. The best means is by Diet\r\n            <lb/>if that can be found &amp; is not of an improper kind -- If a medicine\r\n            <lb/>is to be employed we find that different persons agree with different \r\n            <lb/><action n=\"21\">laxatives</action> &amp; I must refer to M<sup>rs</sup> Lockharts experience but as the\r\n            <lb/>same medicine often repeated becomes ineffectual &amp; a change\r\n            <lb/>is necessary I have subjoined a prescription which I have found very\r\n            <lb/>usefull\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Nothing is more likely to hurt M<sup>rs</sup> L. than cold &amp; she ought \r\n            <lb/>therefore <add place=\"above\">to</add> be very constantly attentive in avoiding that &amp; the only\r\n            <lb/>sure measure is to be always well cloathed\r\n       <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>To obviate the effects of M<sup>rs</sup> Lockharts ailment it is necessary\r\n            <lb/>to keep in view the health of the body in general &amp; this especially \r\n            <lb/>is done by fresh air &amp; frequent Exercise. Bodily exercise is not\r\n            <lb/>very proper &amp; must be taken very moderately but going in a carÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>riage in winter &amp; on horseback in summer will always be\r\n            <lb/>great service.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Anxiety of <bodypart n=\"95\">mind</bodypart> will always do harm &amp; all occasions of\r\n            <lb/>it ought therefore to be carefully avoided ~\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 20th May 1769</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Lockhart of Lee</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"34\">flor. sulphur</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"45\">Crystall Tartar.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s.\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"17\">Nuc. Moschat.</ingredient> Ê’j\r\n                <lb/>Terantur in pulverem subtilem probe <unclear>nusceantur</unclear>\r\n                <lb/>et serventur in phiala patuli oris probe obturata\r\n                <lb/>Signa <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Powder\r\n            </orig>\r\n                \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"34\">flowers of sulphur</ingredient>, half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystal Tartar</ingredient> \r\n                and one drachm of <ingredient n=\"17\">nutmeg</ingredient>. \r\n                Rub into a powder. Preserve well in an <unclear>open-mouthed phial</unclear>.\r\n                Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Powder\r\n            </reg>    \r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>WC</signed>\r\n            <dateline>20<sup>th</sup> May 1769</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 58, 11, '2015-04-17 22:49:19', 176);
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If it was not still in your hands I should have little expectation\r\n            <lb/>from any thing I could advise for still must be left to your discreÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tion to direct according to the circumstances for the time present.\r\n            <lb/>However for a person in whom you take so much concern I shall\r\n            <lb/>advise as well as I possibly can. I think it is a general <symptom n=\"31\">laxity</symptom> we\r\n     <pb n=\"2\"/>       \r\n            <lb/>have to struggle with both in the simple solid &amp; in the <bodypart n=\"47\">nervous System</bodypart> &amp;\r\n            <lb/>most considerably of all in the <bodypart n=\"34\"><bodypart n=\"57\">uterine vessels</bodypart></bodypart>. <condition n=\"7\">I shall think it very unÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>lucky for M<sup>rs</sup> Perkins to fall with child again as that as best must greatly \r\n            <lb/>overstretch the <bodypart n=\"57\">weak vessels</bodypart></condition> &amp; I think you may give some directions on this\r\n            <lb/>subject that may be useful but they are not very proper for a letter.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>To strengthen the whole system I know nothing more proper or\r\n            <lb/>indeed more safe than Cold Bathing &amp; applied as I shall say it may be\r\n            <lb/>applied to the weakliest person. We have got here in to the use of a bathÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ing machine in which we find great conveniency. It is contrived to let \r\n            <lb/>fall a shower of water upon the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart>, &amp; I think it does as much\r\n            <lb/>as any Immersion. The particular advantage of it is this, that the quantity of \r\n            <lb/>water employed es small &amp; therefore can be made of what temperature you\r\n            <lb/>please. For example I begin with four English Gallons taken from a \r\n            <lb/>well of a more uniform temperature than any river &amp; to these four Gallons\r\n            <lb/>of Cold water I add half a Gallon of boiling water. This the weakest person\r\n            <lb/>may bear &amp; every day or every second day I with draw half a pint of the \r\n            <lb/>boiling water so that in eight bathings I bring them to the natural cold &amp; \r\n            <lb/>then I gradually increase the quantity of water till it is perhaps ten Gallons.\r\n            <lb/>Tho you have no machine you may easily imitate this practice by sitting the \r\n            <lb/>patient in a proper tub to recieve the water that runs down while you pour\r\n            <lb/>it, <del>as above</del> tempered as above from a Bucket or other such vessel upon the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart>. In this way I think there can be no hesitation about giving M<sup>rs</sup>\r\n            <lb/>Perkins the cold Bath &amp; not only for the whole summer but as it may be pracÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tised in her bed chamber, after she is once accustomed to it it may be contiÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>nued for the year round. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>With this bathing I shall think it very necessary to join exercise. All\r\n            <lb/>bodily Exercise may do harm &amp; she should not even walk but in the gentlest\r\n            <lb/>manner, upon a level only, &amp; never long at one time. But every kind of <condition n=\"7\">GesÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tation</condition> will do service if it is not rough violent nor pushed to <symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom>.\r\n            <lb/>All such <condition n=\"7\">Gestation</condition> pushes <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> to the surface than to the <bodypart n=\"57\">Internal vessels</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; I find they rather diminish &amp; take of all internal determinations, only\r\n            <lb/>this is to be observed that in such <symptom n=\"23\"><bodypart n=\"47\">weakened systems</bodypart></symptom> as the present, it is proper\r\n            <lb/>to avoid all kinds of Exercise at the time of Menstruation.\r\n        </p>   \r\n    <pb n=\"3\"/>        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Cold Bathing &amp; Exercise are the Strengtheners I depend upon &amp; in the\r\n            <lb/>present case I think <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeates</ingredient> are a very ambiguous remedy.\r\n            <lb/>The only shape in which I could admit them is that of a <ingredient n=\"12\">mineral water</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; if there is any light one in your patient\'s Neighbourhood she might take\r\n            <lb/>a glass or two of it every forenoon.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"1\">The Bark</ingredient> is a <action n=\"31\">strengthener</action> better adapted to M<sup>rs</sup> Perkins &amp; it apÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>pears that she has recieved much benefit by it. While she is liable to reÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>turns of <condition n=\"10\">Fever</condition> whether of more short duration in the shape of <condition n=\"64\">Weeds</condition> or EÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>phemer<del><illegible l=\"1\"/></del><add place=\"above\">a</add> or of the more lingering kind you mention I shall think in\r\n            <lb/>either case <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> necessary as soon as a proper interval occurs but I am\r\n            <lb/>much inclined to confine <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> to these occasions alone when it is to\r\n            <lb/>be employed in pretty large quantities &amp; for a short time only &amp; I dont like \r\n            <lb/>any habitual use of it as a <action n=\"31\">strengthener</action> for the habit both diminishes\r\n            <lb/>its efficacy at other times &amp; from some experience I am persuaded that the \r\n            <lb/>long continued use of it destroys the tone of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; of the whole sysÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tem\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In case <add place=\"above\">of the</add> return of <symptom n=\"101\">floodings</symptom>, if without <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> I shall always\r\n            <lb/>think <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> not only safe but necessary. And tho some <symptom n=\"15\">frequency of\r\n            <lb/>pulse should attend it</symptom>, if it came on with no horripilation &amp; was not thereÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>fore to be considered as a formed <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> it would not restrain me from\r\n            <lb/>the moderate use of <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient>. But where <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> is more evidently formed\r\n            <lb/>the use of these is at least hazardous or may readily prove hurtful.\r\n            <lb/>But I hope this difficulty shall not occur to <del>you</del> you as I am to propose a\r\n            <lb/>Medecine which is the best suited that I know of to moderate <bodypart n=\"34\"><condition n=\"8\">Uterine\r\n            <lb/>Excretion</condition></bodypart> whether red or white &amp; at the same time to take of any <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> thst\r\n            <lb/>may accompany them. I dont know how far the use of <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar Emetic</ingredient> in\r\n            <lb/>all sorts of <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> have yet reached your corner but however that may bear\r\n            <lb/>I find that tho the use of it is very general the proper use of it is not comÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>mon. I shall let you know what my experience has taught me. I make\r\n            <lb/>a solution of two grains of <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar Emetic</ingredient> in <ingredient n=\"107\"><choice><abbr>Aq. Rosar.</abbr><expan>Aqua Rosar</expan></choice></ingredient> â„¥iij Å¿s <ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\"><choice><abbr>Syr. CaÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ryophill</abbr><expan>Syrup Caryophill</expan></choice></ingredient> Ê’v so that I have a quarter grain in the â„¥Å¿s or spoonfull.\r\n            <lb/>This solution I employ at the times of accession where these are distinctly \r\n       <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n            <lb/>distinctly marked but in continued <condition n=\"10\">fevers</condition> where they are not I give the\r\n            <lb/>solution about eight o clock of the Evening. At that hour I give a spoonfull &amp; \r\n            <lb/>every half hour after give another till some degree of <symptom n=\"61\">Nausea</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>comes on when I stop for that night. In different persons the <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom> comes\r\n            <lb/>on sooner or later but for the first trial I never go beyond the fourth dose\r\n            <lb/>for it often goes downwards &amp; operates sometimes smartly by stool. It is\r\n            <lb/>proper therefore to try the Constitution before you push the Medecine for \r\n            <lb/>it is worth observing that it is with advantage that the <ingredient n=\"45\">Tartar</ingredient> operates <unclear>a</unclear>\r\n            <lb/>little by stool &amp; you may always make it do so by giving the doses at lonÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ger intervals &amp; the faster you give it the more certainly it operates on\r\n            <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>. It sometimes <action n=\"32\">vomits</action> &amp; there is never any harm in it\r\n            <lb/>producing some <symptom n=\"3\">reaching</symptom> but unless the <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"3\">reachings</symptom> are violent\r\n            <lb/>I do not encourage <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> by giving warm water for I find \r\n            <lb/>it has better effects if they can bear the <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom> without <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom>.\r\n            <lb/>This is the management in cases of <condition n=\"10\">Fever</condition> which it will sometimes suddenly\r\n            <lb/><unclear>discuss</unclear> but this not often &amp; you are only to expect to obtain remissions under\r\n            <lb/>which the <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> proceeds easily &amp; safely to its period. Sometimes the remissions\r\n            <lb/><del><illegible l=\"2\"/></del> <add place=\"above\">are so considerable as</add> to admit of <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> which gives a certain cure. Thus I hope it may operate\r\n            <lb/>in the lingering <symptom n=\"34\"><symptom n=\"5\">feverish fits</symptom></symptom> that M<sup>rs</sup> Perkins has been lately liable to &amp; I have\r\n            <lb/>now farther to observe that the <ingredient n=\"45\">Tartar</ingredient> Emetic has often proved usefull both\r\n            <lb/>in preventing &amp; removing <symptom n=\"101\">Uterine Hemorrhages</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"77\">Fluor Albus</symptom> given in\r\n            <lb/>the same manner as above mentioned but as it is to be longer continued it\r\n            <lb/>may be given in smaller doses or repeated only <unclear>ad initium levionis</unclear> <symptom n=\"61\">nausea</symptom>.\r\n            <lb/>Given in this way it does not restrain from the use of the cold bath. In chroÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>nic cases I give it sometimes in the morning as well as the Evening. In \r\n            <lb/>the mornings as smaller dose will occasion <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom> than in the Evening\r\n            <lb/>but in the case of cold Bathing, for which the morning is the best time, I do not\r\n            <lb/>give the <ingredient n=\"45\">Tartar</ingredient> till after the Bathing. These directions for the use of the <ingredient n=\"45\">TarÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tar</ingredient> Emetic may possibly be superfluous but I do not grudge to bestow a little\r\n            <lb/>writing upon you &amp; I can assure you the <ingredient n=\"45\">Tartar</ingredient> is an important remedy\r\n            <lb/>&amp; I hope you shall find the benefit of it both in M<sup>rs</sup> Perkins case &amp; many others.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>With regards to her I have nothing farther to say but that <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphire</ingredient> seems a\r\n  <pb n=\"5\"/>\r\n            <lb/>proper medecine for her especially when by <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> you are secluded from <ingredient n=\"14\">opiÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ates</ingredient> but I doubt if any <unclear>fÅ“tid</unclear> medecines are fit for her as I think they are\r\n            <lb/>all too <action n=\"28\">stimulant</action> &amp; favouring <symptom n=\"65\">Haemorrhagy</symptom> &amp; when <condition n=\"21\">Nervous symptoms</condition> \r\n            <lb/>appear, as it will generally be without <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>, I would prefer <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> to\r\n            <lb/><del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del><add place=\"above\">every</add> other remedy.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>You have said nothing about the present state of M<sup>rs</sup> Perkins\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>. Tho it has been formerly in a lax state from the use of whey &amp; yet in\r\n            <lb/>another place you say it is naturally <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> &amp; I suspect it may be so at\r\n            <lb/>present but there is nothing worse for her &amp; the best &amp; safest means of \r\n            <lb/>obviating it is by <ingredient n=\"34\">Flores Sulphuris</ingredient> to which if you add one half their\r\n            <lb/>weight of finely powdered <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of Tartar</ingredient> you will have a powder of which\r\n            <lb/>a tea-spoonfull, more or less, mixed with a little simple syrup &amp; taken in \r\n            <lb/><del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> <add place=\"above\">the</add> morning more or less frequently as occasion requires, will keep the\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular without their irritation which <illegible w=\"1\"/> <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> &amp; other\r\n            <lb/><action n=\"24\">purgatives</action> are reliable to give.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>You make no remark upon M<sup>rs</sup> Perkins diet or how you propose\r\n            <lb/>to order it. Allow one to say that tho a purely vegetable diet might be improÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>per yet her Animal food ought to be both sparing &amp; light. She should\r\n            <lb/>take none at supper &amp; at dinner it should be but a part of her meal filling\r\n            <lb/>up therest with vegetable food particularly the grain and farinaceous\r\n            <lb/>kind. If M<sup>rs</sup> Perkins can digest Milk I should think it very proper for her,\r\n            <lb/>&amp; I shall think a diet of milk and grain more likely than Animal food\r\n            <lb/>to make her more plump than she is at present.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I give you now\r\n            <lb/>what occurs to me upon farther information or upon any remarks\r\n            <lb/>you please to make, or doubts you shall please to propose I shall say\r\n            <lb/>farther. Before this letter I have had none from you since you sent me \r\n            <lb/>the case of M<sup>r</sup> Knox &amp; I was a good deal disappointed in never hearing more of\r\n            <lb/>that Gentleman &amp; in your not ever acknowledging the receipt of my\r\n            <lb/>letter on that subject. I shall be obliged to you for acknowledging the reÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ceipt of this which I must not conclude without giving you some acÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>count of myself.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>My practise &amp; teaching go on as usual that is with as\r\n            <lb/>much success as I can expect. I suppose you know that three years ago I\r\n    <pb n=\"6\"/>\r\n            <lb/>changed the Chemistry for the Institution &amp; next year I make another change\r\n            <lb/>being to teach the Colle<add place=\"above\">d</add>ge of Practice. Hereafter D<sup>r</sup> Gregory &amp; I are to teach the InstiÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tutions and Practice alternately so that each of us in the course of two years\r\n            <lb/>are to teach a compleat system.<note>Cullen\'s first appointment at Edinburgh College (University), in 1755 was to share the chair of Chemistry with Andrew Plummer. Cullen became sole professor of Chemistry upon Plummer\'s death in 1756. When John Rutherford resigned the chair of the practice of physic in 1766 Cullen hoped to succeed, but the chair went to Rutherford\'s candidate John Gregory. Cullen was disappointed but reluctantly accepted the chair of the theory of medicine which became vacant on the death of Robert Whytt later that year. In an unusual act of collegiality, Gregory and Cullen, responding to the petitions of faculty and students, agreed to give alternate lectures in the theory and in the practice of medicine. Upon Gregory\'s sudden death in 1773  Cullen became sole occupant of the more prestigious chair in the practice of medicine.</note> This is very agreable to the students who may\r\n            <lb/>have a complete &amp; consistent system from one master &amp; may if they please\r\n            <lb/>have the compleat system from two Masters. The number of our students rather\r\n            <lb/>increases but we shall hardly have any more agreable than some we have had\r\n            <lb/>before &amp; among which I have always reckoned you and I beg you will believe\r\n            <lb/>me to be always with great regard and affection\r\n        </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute>\r\n            <lb/>D<sup>r</sup> Hugh Your most obedient\r\n            <lb/>servant\r\n        </salute>\r\n        <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n    </closer>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> May 29 1769</dateline>\r\n    </div>  \r\n</body>', 59, 3, '2013-09-12 13:14:55', 330),
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B. of Dantzig</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />There can be no doubt with regard to the <del>disease</del> nature of the\r\n            <lb />disease which this Gentleman has been afflicted with -- It is evidently\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"15\">Rheumatism</condition> of the acute kind and probably might have been relieved sooner\r\n            <lb />than it was, by <treatment n=\"1\">letting more Blood</treatment>. Now however it seems to be quite gone\r\n            <lb />but it is an ailment very liable to linger in a chronic form and liable <del>to</del>\r\n            <lb />also from several causes to return in an acute form so that the Gentleman\r\n            <lb />is very prudent in desiring to take precautions against it -- and the\r\n            <lb />following measures seem to me the most probable for answering his purpose.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />1. There is nothing more hurtfull to <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatic dispositions</condition> than\r\n            <lb />a Cold and damp climate and it might have been very proper for him to have\r\n            <lb />quitted Dantzig for the winter but it is now too late -- Nothing short of Italy\r\n            <lb />would put him in security and he would be in more hazard from such a length\r\n            <lb />than he can be from remaining at Dantzig.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2. Remaining where he is his first care must be to avoid cold and\r\n            <lb />nothing is more suitable to this than the flannel shirt that he employs and he\r\n            <lb />will do wisely if <del><unclear>it</unclear></del> he continues it even during the summer &amp; for certain during\r\n            <lb />next winter or perhaps for life -- Besides <del>his</del> this he should especially\r\n            <lb />during the winter be warmly cloathed &amp; this implies more or less of cloathes according\r\n            <lb />to his former habits in this respect but let this be a constant rule that whatever\r\n            <lb />cloathing he once gets into he must on no occasion change it for lighter or thinner\r\n            <lb />till winter is quite over -- He should at all times carefully avoid being\r\n            <lb />heated by Exercise or by very warm chambers, for in propertion to his being heated\r\n            <lb />he will be the more liable to catch cold -- For the rest, let him avoid as well\r\n            <lb />as he can all damp &amp; moist weather and more carefully still all damp places --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3. It is very proper to continue the <treatment n=\"18\">use of the flesh brush</treatment> not only\r\n            <lb />upon the pained parts but in some measures over the whole body -- It may\r\n            <lb />be used both at night and morning but the last does <del>not</del> most service --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4. All kinds of moderate Exercise will be usefull but bodily Exercise\r\n            <lb />as liable to heat him must be used with caution &amp; riding on Horseback or going in\r\n            <lb />a Carriage will be safer for him -- The last will be at all times safest, but\r\n            <lb />when the season &amp; weather allows going on horseback will be more effectual --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />5 The measure most especially necessary to prevent <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatism</condition>\r\n            <lb />is to prevent <condition n=\"25\">fulness of blood</condition> -- but this is not to be done by <treatment n=\"1\">blood letting</treatment> -- When a\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"25\">fullness</condition> has arisen <treatment n=\"1\">Blood letting</treatment> may be necessary to prevent its consequences but at\r\n            <lb />all other times - <treatment n=\"1\">Blood letting</treatment> disposes to <condition n=\"25\">fullness</condition> &amp; the German Practice of <unclear>stated</unclear><note>Another possible reading is \'iterat\'d\' (i.e. repeated).</note>\r\n             <lb />blood letting necessarily produces the fulness thye mean to avoid and it is always\r\n<lb />attended with much hazard<note>The incoming enquiry to which Cullen is replying is untraced so the precise nature of this \'German Practice\' remains obscure. More generally Cullen advises against excessive blood-letting.</note> -- I must therefore advise this Gentleman not to return\r\n            <lb />to the practice of <add place=\"above\">stated periodical</add> <treatment n=\"1\">blood lettings</treatment> but to depend upon Diet &amp; Exercise for preventing <condition n=\"25\">fullness</condition>\r\n        </p>\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He should take animal food only at Dinner &amp; then only moderately\r\n            <lb />&amp; never making a full meal of it but filling up his meal with pudding or vegetables\r\n            <lb />At supper he should take no animal food but Milk &amp; vegetables will be proper\r\n            <lb />At Breakfast, Tea Coffee or weak Chocolate --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For ordinary drink he may take small beer or Water with a little\r\n            <lb />wine in it -- At dinner every day he may take a few glasses but taking\r\n            <lb />care always that he never takes so much as may in the least heat him --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At supper he may also take a little wine but then with rather more\r\n            <lb />caution -- He should take spirits in no shape -- He may take a little well\r\n            <lb />brewed Malt liquor but the wine is safer -- I say nothing of the kind of\r\n            <lb />wine most proper for <del>him</del> if it is taken with <add place=\"above\">the</add> moderation I propose the kind is\r\n            <lb />of little conseequence Good Rhemish is as proper as any\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />6 -- There is nothing can be more hurtfull than sitting late\r\n            <lb />at night - He should go early to bed and full sleep is very proper --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />7. 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This may be <lb />any kind of grain but what is most easily carried and goes farthest\r\n       <lb />is Rice which will also be most easily procured in the East Indies \r\n<lb />for the voyage home. Of this therefore let him lay in a \r\n<lb/>small barrel or two to be reserved till he comes to be much on\r\n       <lb />Salt provisions. To make this the more agreable and to answer\r\n<lb />the same purpose of obviating the <condition n=\"43\">Scurvy</condition> let him lay in <del>in</del>\r\n       <lb />as large a stock of good raisins as he can find room for.\r\n       \r\n       </p>\r\n       \r\n       <p>\r\n      \r\n      <lb />If he can follow my exam<del>b</del>ple he may frequently make a meal\r\n      <lb />of bread soaked in water till it is a little softened and thin\r\n      <lb />eaten with Oil Vinegar and Sugar or if Oil is scarce or not\r\n      <lb />good the bread may be taken with Vinegar and Sugar alone.\r\n      <lb />Sugar is one of the best preservatives against the <condition n=\"43\">Scurvy</condition> \r\n           &amp; M<sup>r</sup> Campbell\r\n      <lb />should lay in as large a provision of it as he can and when ever he is \r\n      <lb/>upon salt provisions to take the Sugar freely with every kind of meat \r\n      <lb />or drink he can take it with. Wine is another preservative &amp; therefore\r\n      <lb />if he is allowed to lay in Sea Store<note>This presumably means his own private store of provisions, as distinct from the ship\'s general stores.</note>, it should be especially of Wine\r\n      <lb />&amp; if he can keep it to himself it may be of great service to him in\r\n      <lb />times of <condition n=\"43\">Scurvy</condition> but it should be reserved for that time &amp; taken \r\n           \r\n  <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n           \r\n      <lb /> moderately. When he is obliged to take punch he should if possible\r\n      <lb />be provided with Sowring. The Spirits he lays in should if possible be\r\n      <lb />made into Shrub or if as usual he must lay in his Spirits in the Downs<note>Area of the sea within Goodwin Sands off the east coast of Kent, a traditional place where ships might wait in relative shelter to take on stores and passengers before setting out on long-distance journeys.</note> \r\n      <lb />let him take what Lemons he can. The best manner of managing\r\n      <lb />them is to lay them in as green as possible &amp; to keep them in a\r\n      <lb />barrel of oatmeal. A moderate quantity will answer for <choice><abbr>ye</abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <condition n=\"43\">Scurvy</condition>\r\n      <lb />for they should not be used while there is beer &amp; fresh provisions\r\n      <lb />aboard as is commonly the case for the first part of the voyage - \r\n      <lb />Lemon juice is hardly ever well preserved, but it may be by\r\n      <lb />the help of a little boiling and an addition of Strong Spirits. \r\n      <lb />I am told that Orange juice keeps much better and is to be had \r\n      <lb />ready prepared at London. These are the directions I can give \r\n      <lb />for meat &amp; drink, but advise him to keep them to himself, and\r\n      <lb />to smuggle what relates to them for his Ship mates may have\r\n      <lb />a bad opinion of a young man who takes precautions against \r\n      <lb />dangers which they despise. 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With regard to the ordinary practice I know\r\n                <lb />that I need not instruct you, and shall therefor say only what\r\n                <lb />relates to the particular patient, or to new and late improvements\r\n                <lb />in the general practice which you may not yet have had experience of.\r\n            </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I think he should not be <treatment n=\"10\">inoculated</treatment> for ten or twelve days\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />after he goes to the country that you may be certain he has <condition n=\"13\">catched\r\n            <lb />no cold</condition> in changing quarters, and farther that the hot season may\r\n            <lb />be over.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />During this time there is to be no change of the diet he has\r\n            <lb />been on for some time past, which is milk, grain and vegetables,\r\n            <lb />and entirely without animal food, and this diet is to be continued\r\n            <lb />during the whole course of the disease\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In the time which is to pass before <treatment n=\"10\">inoculation</treatment> you may\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"30\">purge</treatment> him twice, giving one grain of <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient> over night and a\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"24\" t=\"19\">Senna infusion</ingredient> in the morning. The same <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> is to be reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />peated twice between the <treatment n=\"10\">Inoculation</treatment> and Sickening, and in both\r\n            <lb />cases the doses are to be given at the interval of three or four days.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The <treatment n=\"10\">inoculation</treatment> is better performed by a Lance whose point\r\n            <lb />has been dipt in a <symptom n=\"30\">pustule</symptom> than by a thread as formerly, but if\r\n            <lb />you cannot have the opportunity of preparing a lancet within a\r\n            <lb />few days before your intended <treatment n=\"10\">inoculation</treatment>, you must employ a\r\n            <lb />thread as usual. In employing the lancet if the matter upon it\r\n            <lb />happens to be dry, you must hold it a little over the steam of\r\n            <lb />warm water before you employ it. In employing it you have\r\n            <lb />only to insinuate it under the <bodypart n=\"49\">cuticle</bodypart> without going deeper, and\r\n            <lb />when you have withdrawn the Lancet you have only to press\r\n            <lb />down again the <bodypart n=\"49\">cuticle</bodypart>, and tie a bit of rag upon it which rather\r\n            <lb />does harm.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Every day both before and after <treatment n=\"10\">inoculation</treatment>, and every day\r\n            <lb />during the course of <condition n=\"2\">the disease</condition> your patient must walk\r\n            <lb />out or be carried out into the fresh air and be very much\r\n            <lb />in it. When rains or high wind renders it inconvenient for\r\n            <lb />him to be abroad the window of his chamber must be kept\r\n            <lb />open for the most part. In short he can hardly have too much fresh\r\n            <lb />air; but it is by no means necessary to expose him to a stream of\r\n            <lb />air or to any moisture, so that these ordinary causes of cold may still\r\n            <lb />be avoided. I say farther that before <treatment n=\"10\">Inoculation</treatment> and from thence to\r\n            <lb />the Sickening there is no occasion to seek for much cold, and therefor\r\n            <lb />to push him constantly out of the house, but it may be enough\r\n            <lb />to avoid heat, to keep his chamber cool, and to have him often\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />abroad: when the weather is warm he may be cooler within doors than\r\n            <lb />abroad, and this minds to say that when he is abroad he must keep\r\n            <lb />out of the sun and avoid any exercise that may heat him. The less\r\n            <lb />exercise he takes the better. This is the management till he sickens\r\n            <lb />and when that happens there must be more pain taken to cool\r\n            <lb />him. If any <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> appears if it is in the day time let him be carried\r\n            <lb />abroad to sit in the shade; and if there is a little stream of air to\r\n            <lb />fan him it is the better. If it rains or he is so sick as to be averse\r\n            <lb />to sit up let the window and even opposite windows be open, and\r\n            <lb />while he lies upon his bed if this does not cool him let him be\r\n            <lb />carried near to the window and held in the stream of air. This is to\r\n            <lb />be done also in the night time, and if it is fair without high wind\r\n            <lb />I think even in the night-time carrying the patient abroad into the\r\n            <lb />open air is safer than keeping him at a window. When by any of\r\n            <lb />these means the <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom>, <symptom n=\"33\">delerium</symptom>, or other symptoms of <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> are much\r\n            <lb />abated, he is to be laid abed but he must not be immediately covered\r\n            <lb />with blankets but should be for some time with only a single sheet\r\n            <lb />upon him. Let this be observed that the <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> is most liable to come\r\n            <lb />on in the Evening and forepart of the night, and therefor at this\r\n            <lb />time the cooling measures are most necessary; but that after two or\r\n            <lb />three o\'Clock <condition n=\"10\">the fever</condition> usually declines, and both from this consiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />deration and from the measures employed before, the patient\r\n            <lb />may be covered towards morning and especially during sleep\r\n            <lb />at this time. Upon the whole I think it is found from much\r\n            <lb />experience that external cold is the surest and generally a\r\n            <lb />safe means of moderating <condition n=\"10\">the eruptive fever</condition>, and in proporÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion of rendering the <condition n=\"2\">small pox</condition> few and of a good kind. I have\r\n            <lb />given you hints of the particular execution, but some part\r\n            <lb />of it must be left to your own discretion upon understanding\r\n            <lb />the general plan. I have only to add that these cooling practices\r\n            <lb />are especially necessary during the <condition n=\"10\">eruptive fever</condition>, and are to be\r\n            <lb />continued if the <condition n=\"2\">small pox</condition> should after all prove numerous\r\n            <lb />or be attended with any other infavourable circumstance. But\r\n            <lb />if upon <symptom n=\"30\">eruption</symptom> they are veery few and of a good kind, hardly\r\n            <lb />any measures at all are necessary, and the patient may go\r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb />abroad or stay at home as in ordinary health, or as directed above\r\n            <lb />for the time before sickening. In case of any <condition n=\"10\">sharp fever</condition> at\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"30\">eruption</symptom>, besides the cooling I have spoken of it is also proper\r\n            <lb />the day after sickening to give such a dose of <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient> and\r\n            <lb />Physic as above mentioned, and this may be repeated during\r\n            <lb />the course of the disease, and once or twice after it. I have\r\n            <lb />thus given you my plan I hope fully enough; but if any\r\n            <lb />doubt or difficulties remain, you have still enough to have\r\n            <lb />them solved, and I shall be glad to hear from you, being\r\n            <lb />very much\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Dear Michael, yours &amp;ce</salute>\r\n            <dateline><lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup> 8<sup>th</sup> Aug<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh 8<sup>th</sup> August</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />1771</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 441, 2, '2013-08-15 14:33:06', 76),
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<choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />I make no doubt of your usuall Attention\r\n            <lb />and begs a Speedy Answer as her Friends\r\n            <lb />are very anxious to have your advice\r\n            <lb />I think she perhaps is a few years beyond 20,\r\n            <lb />has been very healthy / some years ago I\r\n            <lb />may say when about 8 or 9 years old had a\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"10\">very acute fever</condition> which lastd near 40 days <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />out a Crisis Since that time had no ailment\r\n            <lb />barring <condition n=\"13\">Slight Colds</condition> which soon went off,\r\n            <lb />till <choice><abbr>Decr</abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> Last when she had <condition n=\"13\"><condition n=\"10\">a very smart fever</condition>\r\n            <lb />of Cold</condition> (a Disease I may say Endemical in\r\n            <lb />this Country at that time) which went off <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">profuse Sweating</symptom> but soon after and ever since\r\n            <lb />she has had the following Complaints viz Pains\r\n            <lb />in her <bodypart n=\"19\">Knee\'s</bodypart>, and <bodypart n=\"51\">Limbs</bodypart>, not the least touch of <condition n=\"13\">Cold</condition>,\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">a litle short Cough</symptom>; &amp; pain in her <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart>, but\r\n            <lb />as the <condition n=\"13\">Cold</condition> Wore off, she grew better and those\r\n            <lb />Complaints seemed to go off too, barring <add place=\"above\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice></add> pains now\r\n            <lb />and then as above / her good look\'s and Spirits r-\r\n            <lb />returned, till about 4 Week\'s ago she contracted\r\n            <lb />a fresh <condition n=\"13\">Cold</condition>, which brought back her <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> and\r\n            <lb />increased all her other Complaints, is <symptom n=\"26\">grown\r\n            <lb />visibly thinner</symptom> in a fortnights time, <symptom n=\"91\">lost her CoÂ¬\r\n                <lb />lour</symptom>, <del>her skin</del> her <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> <symptom n=\"83\">daily more yellow</symptom>, and \r\n            <lb />her <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> heavy and languid, (but no <symptom n=\"83\">yellowishness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />in the white of the <bodypart n=\"6\">Eye</bodypart>) a great <symptom n=\"23\">Weakness</symptom> in her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart>, so that she who used to Walk and take a\r\n            <lb />great dale of Exercise, is now <symptom n=\"9\">tired and fatigued</symptom>\r\n            <lb />with the least Walk, that a person so distressed, should\r\n            <lb />be so <symptom n=\"55\">languid</symptom> and <symptom n=\"6\">low spirited</symptom> is no wonder but yet\r\n            <lb />at times she\'s still livly and chearfull, she sometimes\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />finds Ease in her <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart> by putting back her <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />at other times it gives her such pain as she can\'t\r\n            <lb />doe it, in health, she had nothing of a flat, narrow\r\n            <lb />or thin shape <unclear>exentra</unclear>; a full, plump, round <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart>,\r\n            <lb />upon getting up from bed she is often troubled <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"22\">giddiness</symptom>, and a <symptom n=\"11\">dasling in her <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart></symptom>, her urine\r\n            <lb />was latly very high Coloured but now <illegible w=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />sediment, <symptom n=\"15\">her Pulse rather quick</symptom> than other ways\r\n            <lb />hithertoo quite <u>regular</u>, but latly had severe <symptom n=\"60\">CoÂ¬\r\n                <lb />licks</symptom> for an hour or two on those occasion\'s, <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />always affected her Colour for a day or two <del>for\r\n                <lb />a day or two pre</del> before and after, made her look\r\n            <lb /><u><symptom n=\"83\">yellowish</symptom></u>, or a <symptom n=\"91\">sickly white</symptom>, which cleared up as\r\n            <lb />the complaint went off, is naturally <u><symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom></u> -\r\n            <lb />she has been taking some <action n=\"19\">pectoral</action> pills since <unclear><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice></unclear>\r\n            <lb />time she complains of a bad taste in her \r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> in the morning and her <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart> white -\r\n            <lb />She feels <add place=\"above\">her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart></add> as quite tyred, all her <bodypart n=\"71\">bones</bodypart> sore, her <u><bodypart n=\"14\">wrists</bodypart></u>\r\n            <lb />seems a little <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom> and red and much pained\r\n            <lb />her <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> quite sizy, was <treatment n=\"1\">bled</treatment> latly her <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> poor\r\n            <lb />of all Colours but white <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> plenty of serum\r\n            <lb />She drank Asses Milk for a fortnight which seem\'d\r\n            <lb />to agree well enough <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> her, <symptom n=\"17\">seldom sleeps till\r\n            <lb />3 in the morning</symptom>, has <symptom n=\"9\">lost her appetite</symptom>, she comÂ¬\r\n            <lb />monly eats an Egg <add place=\"above\">at</add> <del>till</del> her Brekfast which in\r\n            <lb />a Manner serves to next Morning, has a great\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"10\">palpitation</symptom> upon the least Motion which brings\r\n            <lb />on the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>, The Acounts I had sent me yesterday\r\n            <lb />was that she <symptom n=\"17\">Sleep\'t now till 5 in the morning</symptom> she\r\n            <lb />is mostly better in the fornoon but towards night\r\n            <lb />all her Complaints return, sick, <symptom n=\"55\">languid</symptom>, distressed\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> pains in her <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart> &amp;c <symptom n=\"6\">oppression</symptom>, and <symptom n=\"10\">palpitaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion</symptom>, which all brings on <symptom n=\"4\">the Short Cough</symptom> - the Pain\r\n            <lb />shifts from one side to the other, pains in all her <bodypart n=\"89\">Joints</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />in short in every <bodypart n=\"71\">bone</bodypart> so that she hardly knows how\r\n            <lb />to lye, pains in her <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart>, and <bodypart n=\"62\">hanches</bodypart> last night\r\n            <lb />in the back part of her <bodypart n=\"23\">Ancles</bodypart> just above the <bodypart n=\"24\">heels</bodypart>,\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"63\">swells</bodypart>, has great <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> in them,\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />Pains in her <bodypart n=\"16\">fingers</bodypart> and the <bodypart n=\"89\">joints</bodypart> of her <bodypart n=\"16\">litle finÂ¬\r\n                <lb />gers</bodypart> are <symptom n=\"63\">red and swelled</symptom>, complains much of a <symptom n=\"23\">weakÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />ness</symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup>in</abbr><expan>within</expan></choice> her that makes her unable to sit up, <del>The</del>\r\n            <lb />the pain in her <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> begins low and continues all\r\n            <lb />the way up to her <bodypart n=\"79\">Jaws</bodypart> on each side - the very\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"71\">Bones</bodypart> of her <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> are pained so as when she pull\'s\r\n            <lb />up her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, something seem\'s to pull it down\r\n            <lb />any surprise hurts her much and brings on\r\n            <lb />all her Complaints, complains often of a\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"84\">lump rising like to choak her</symptom>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This I have given as acurate an acount (altho\r\n            <lb />Im afraid inacurate) of all her complaints as\r\n            <lb />I could learn and it is expected you\'l please attend\r\n            <lb />to them all in a particular Method <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> the prescripÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tions for the different complaints Method of way\r\n            <lb />of living diet &amp;c &amp;c and your opinion to of\r\n            <lb />the Causes, Effects, &amp;ce and <unclear>queritas</unclear>\r\n            <lb />whither Change of Air, Sea Air, Waters of any\r\n            <lb />kind <add place=\"above\">would be of service to her</add> as nothing that would be of use will\r\n            <lb />be s<illegible l=\"4\"/>d to get her her health,\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I fo<unclear>rgot</unclear> to mention that she has <symptom n=\"20\"><symptom n=\"21\">somtimes\r\n            <lb />ho<supplied>t</supplied> <unclear>and</unclear> at other times Cold fits</symptom></symptom> she never\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">sweats</symptom> which she thinks would do her good\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The above part of my Letter was wrote yesterday\r\n            <lb />but we have no post Saturday night so I went out\r\n            <lb />this day to know how she was, she took 20 gutts of\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"58\">Laudany</ingredient> last night and two of <ingredient n=\"63\">Anderson\'s pills</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />the last has had its desired Effect but she <symptom n=\"17\">sleept none\r\n                <lb />till 5 in the Morning</symptom> was much troubled <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"17\">startings</symptom>\r\n            <lb />but after that she fell asleep slept very well till\r\n            <lb />ten had a gentle Breathing of Sweat and upon\r\n            <lb />Examining her <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm\'s</bodypart> were all laid over <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> what\r\n            <lb />they called <symptom n=\"30\">purple spots</symptom> which are now gone her\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">Pulse is not so quick this day</symptom> and has more\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"6\">spirits</symptom> but is quite <symptom n=\"88\">lame</symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> the pains in her <bodypart n=\"62\">hanch</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />so that she can scarcely walk, this is all I can in\r\n            <lb />form you from <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I hope you\'l form a judgment\r\n            <lb />of her Case if more is requisite please acquaint me\r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb />only I beg a Speedy Answer and as I hear you\r\n            <lb />propose being soon in this Country Shall be glad to\r\n            <lb />have the favour of seeing you and perhaps you\'l\r\n            <lb />see your patient. Inclosed is 2,20 Shilling Notes\r\n            <lb />which should have been gold but for Conveyance\r\n            <lb />is changed into paper I am Dear Sir\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute><lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> the sincerest regard\r\n                <lb />your most <choice><abbr>Obedt</abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> Servant</salute>\r\n            <signed>Neill Menzies</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />Perth May <choice><abbr>ye</abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> 25\r\n                <lb />1766\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n            <lb />your Letter must be shown but\r\n                <lb />your opinion should be glad to\r\n                <lb />have on a different paper\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Phisician in\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edinr</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />1766\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 785, 2, '2013-07-23 14:19:41', 201),
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S. The Tincture was <recipe><choice>\r\n                    <orig>\r\n                        <lb />â„¥i <ingredient n=\"238\" t=\"1\">tinct Saturnim</ingredient>\r\n                        <lb /><ingredient n=\"35\">Mart</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s â„³\r\n                        <lb /><illegible l=\"2\" /> a tea spoonfull taken 2 or 3 a day\r\n                    </orig>\r\n                    <reg>\r\n                        One ounce of <ingredient n=\"238\" t=\"1\">tincture of lead</ingredient> mixed with \r\n                        half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"35\">steel</ingredient>, a teaspoonfull taken two\r\n                        or three times a day.\r\n                    </reg>\r\n                </choice>\r\n                    \r\n                </recipe>\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <opener>\r\n            <salute>Sir</salute>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Richardson of Newham a young man <choice><abbr>abt</abbr><expan>about</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />25 was seized in regular <condition n=\"18\">Intermitting fever</condition> <choice><abbr>abt</abbr><expan>about</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />a year he took <action n=\"32\">Vomits</action> &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> neutral <choice><abbr>Drts</abbr><expan>Draughts</expan></choice> after <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />began <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> but <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> not pursue <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> use of it <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> disorder\r\n            <lb />continued for sevral months pretty regular but <supplied>at</supplied>\r\n            <lb />last <symptom n=\"34\">turned hectical</symptom> had a <symptom n=\"4\">dry cough</symptom> <symptom n=\"28\">profuse\r\n                <lb />Sweatings</symptom> every morning but by the use of Exercise\r\n            <lb />upon <choice><abbr>hs.</abbr><expan>horse</expan></choice> back <illegible w=\"6\"/> water\r\n<lb />in <ingredient n=\"261\">Elix Vi<sup>rl</sup></ingredient> he <unclear>go</unclear> tolerably well before winter\r\n            <lb />&amp; Continued so untill early this year when he was\r\n            <lb />again seized <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> a <symptom n=\"21\"><symptom n=\"34\">Hectic</symptom> Heat</symptom> &amp; morning\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">sweats</symptom>\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />but to no great Degree he soon got better by\r\n            <lb />taking <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"154\"><unclear>Lac</unclear> Ammon</ingredient> Asmilk <illegible w=\"1\" /> &amp; renewing\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> from <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> time he grew better untill\r\n            <lb />Sunday Last wek was <choice><abbr>abt</abbr><expan>about</expan></choice> six weeks I heard\r\n            <lb />nothing from him I was then called to him\r\n            <lb />&amp; found him worse than he ever had been\r\n            <lb />for 3 <choice><abbr>wks</abbr><expan>weeks</expan></choice> he has had <symptom n=\"4\">a severe Cough</symptom> --\r\n            <lb />&amp; especially when he goes to bed <symptom n=\"12\">breaths\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> some Difficulty</symptom> has a <symptom n=\"21\">Considerable heat</symptom>\r\n            <lb />upon him &amp; <symptom n=\"28\">sweats profusely</symptom> every morning\r\n            <lb />he kept up <choice><abbr>fle.</abbr><expan>flesh</expan></choice> &amp; <choice><abbr>str.</abbr><expan>strength</expan></choice> pretty well till of\r\n            <lb />Late the House he Lies in is very Damp\r\n            <lb />&amp; I believe was <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Cause of his Disorder\r\n            <lb />but I never cod get him to remove I am\r\n            <lb />much afraid that his <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart> are Obstructed\r\n            <lb />He drinks goat Whey at present Keeps his\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> open &amp; is still liable to use Exercise\r\n            <lb />His father a man at 60 has been for\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> <choice><abbr>ys</abbr><expan>years</expan></choice> troubled in a <unclear>new</unclear> <unclear>ma</unclear> Disorder,\r\n            <lb />but rather <choice><abbr>ys</abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> year <choice><abbr>yn</abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> usuall. His <bodypart n=\"14\">wrist</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />&amp; <bodypart n=\"16\">fingers</bodypart> <symptom n=\"63\">swell</symptom> pretty much &amp; one <bodypart n=\"19\">knee</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> is always a little sizy\r\n            <lb />but no <symptom n=\"15\">quicknes of Pulse</symptom>. M<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb />Howey the Carrier from <illegible w=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />will call upon you soon &amp; pay you 2\r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb />guineas I shall be glad to hear in Course\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>&amp;c &amp;c</salute>\r\n            <signed>Hen: Richardson</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>Direct D<sup>r</sup> R- in Alwick</postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<handShift />\r\n        <annot>1764</annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 766, 2, '2013-09-19 13:56:23', 108);
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I am however extreamly anxious to be of use to her\r\n        <lb />&amp; hope I shall, tho the particular you mention gives me some\r\n        <lb />disturbance. I was from her accounts disposed to think the\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> of her <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> solely a <symptom n=\"7\">flatulent</symptom> disorder but the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom>\r\n        <lb />of her <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> gives a further suspicion &amp; I must desire you to\r\n        <lb />inquire into the state of her Urine &amp; take notice of the quanÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tity of it from time to time. Please let her try the <del>following</del>\r\n        <lb />Medicine prescribed below. 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If it operates moderately by stool, you may reÂ¬\r\n        <lb />peat this medicine for two or three days together but if\r\n        <lb />more smartly you must intermit a day between the doses.\r\n        <lb />The proper operation will be by discharging a great deal\r\n        <lb />of Wind &amp; Water to take down the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> of the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />&amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> but if this medicine operates so I hope she will need no\r\n        <lb />other but please write me soon &amp; I shall advise further.\r\n        <lb />In the mean time if M<sup>rs</sup> Grey does not bear this medicine\r\n        <lb />but at Intervals let her during these Intervals take the\r\n        <lb /><action n=\"31\">strengthening</action> Electuary ordered below.\r\n    </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For M<sup>r</sup> Moody I am glad to find that his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse is\r\n                <lb />settled</symptom> as that was the only dangerous symptom about him\r\n            <lb />His <condition n=\"14\">Asthma</condition> may continue in spite of all we can do but\r\n            <lb />while his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse is not frequent</symptom> the <condition n=\"14\">asthma</condition> will not be danÂ¬\r\n            <lb />gerous &amp; it will also admit of remedies to relieve it.\r\n            <lb />I fancy the close &amp; warm weather such as we had the end\r\n            <lb />of last week will always <symptom n=\"12\">trouble his breathing</symptom> &amp; at such\r\n            <lb />times I think he may take the Bolus &amp; Draught with\r\n            <lb />advantage <add place=\"above\">making the Bolus <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> double quantity of <ingredient n=\"378\">sal succin</ingredient></add> at other times he may take the <subst><add place=\"above\">Bark</add><del>Draught</del></subst> as\r\n            <lb />ordered below. For his Regimen He may take meat at\r\n            <lb />Dinner but it should be of the lighter kinds &amp; very sparingly\r\n            <lb />of any kind of fish. At supper he should take no meat\r\n            <lb />&amp; if he can bear it no supper at all but if somewhat is\r\n            <lb />necessary to his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> let it some kind <add place=\"above\">of</add> Grain as Rice\r\n            <lb />Barley or Sago or any kind of Roots or Greens that do not\r\n            <lb />prove windy. In the morning he may take milk or Cocoa\r\n            <lb />Tea. Observing this Diet he should ride as often as he\r\n            <lb />can but always gently &amp; within the bounds of fatigue.\r\n            <lb />What is of most consequence to him is the avoiding Cold\r\n            <lb />His Cloathing should be warm &amp; he should avoid Moisture\r\n            <lb />with great Care &amp; the North East Winds when they blow\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />in the Evening. The heat of the sun is also very bad for him\r\n            <lb />&amp; therefore in warm weather he should take his ride early in\r\n            <lb />the morning.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Tho M<sup>r</sup> Rutherfords Medecines have not yet answered\r\n            <lb />I hope in time they will &amp; would advise them to be continued &amp;\r\n            <lb />particularly the dry dressings unless you find particular reason\r\n            <lb />to change them. As the Julep agrees with him the Dose should\r\n            <lb />be increased to a spoonfull &amp; half or two spoonsfull.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I hope Miss Thorpes Pills repeated in a moderate dose\r\n            <lb />will in time have the wished effects but the more certainly if\r\n            <lb />in the Intervals she uses the <treatment n=\"18\">flesh brush</treatment> in the mornings\r\n            <lb />&amp; the Bath in the Evening. For this I think nothing\r\n            <lb />more than plain water is necessary. Let it be warmed by pouring\r\n            <lb />boiling water into a double quantity of Cold so that the temperaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ture may be such as you can bear your hand in it. This is to\r\n            <lb />be put into such a Tub as that Miss when sitting upon a stool\r\n            <lb />in it may have the water come to her <bodypart n=\"108\">Waste</bodypart>, She may have\r\n            <lb />some gown upon her <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"12\">Arms</bodypart> &amp; the Tub is to be covered\r\n            <lb />with a blanket <add place=\"above\">drawn round her body</add> while she sits in the water for fifteen minutes.\r\n            <lb />After that, her body &amp; <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart> are to be very well dried &amp; she is to\r\n            <lb />put on her ordinary cloaths but keep her chamber for the\r\n            <lb />rest of the Evening. If you perceive that I have here ommitted\r\n            <lb />any thing please write me &amp; in what I can be further usefull\r\n            <lb />to any of your patients you may freely command\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir &amp;c.</salute>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Grey</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n            <orig>\r\n                <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"10\">Rad. Jalapp.</ingredient> cont. <del>Ê’Å¿s</del>\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"208\">Sem. Coriand.</ingredient> cont. @ Ê’Å¿s\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"125\">Tartar. Solub.</ingredient> \r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"8\">Crem. 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Peruvian.</ingredient> pulv. â„¥j\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon.</ingredient> pulv. â„¥Å¿s\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"44\">Sal. Mart.</ingredient> Ê’iÅ¿s\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"239\">Conf. Cardiac.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"240\">Syr. alb.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. Electurium\r\n                <lb />Signa The <action n=\"31\">Strengthening</action> Electuary\r\n            </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take one ounce of powdered <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian bark</ingredient>,\r\n                    half an ounce of powdered <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient>,\r\n                    one and a half drachms of <ingredient n=\"44\">green vitriol</ingredient>,\r\n                    half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"239\">Conf. Cardiac</ingredient>,\r\n                    and a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"240\">white syrup</ingredient>,\r\n                    and make an electuary.\r\n                    Label: The <action n=\"31\">Strengthening</action> Electuary.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Moody</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n            <orig>\r\n                <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. Peruvian.</ingredient> Cont. â„¥j\r\n                <lb />Coque ex Aq. font. lb ij ad lbj\r\n                <lb />Colature adde\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tinct. Cort. Peruv.</ingredient> â„¥iv\r\n                <lb />â„³ Signa The The Bark Infusion\r\n                <lb />two spoonfulls for a dose two\r\n                <lb />or three times a day\r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take one ounce of crushed <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian bark</ingredient>,\r\n                boil in one to one and a half pounds of spring water, sieve and add\r\n                four ounces of <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">tincture of Peruvian bark</ingredient>, and mix.\r\n                Label: The Bark Infusion, two spoonfulls for a dose two or three times a day.\r\n            </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n<p>\r\n            <lb />P. S. I forgot above to say anything of M<sup>r</sup> Moodies drink, the\r\n            <lb />chief direction is that it should be moderate in quantity &amp; if so\r\n            <lb />there is not occasion for much nicety in the quality. However Malt\r\n            <lb />Liquor is not proper &amp; the best is Red Port &amp; Water. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />By this days Carriers I have sent to M<sup>r</sup> Wood six Bottles of\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"6\">Hartfell Spaw</ingredient> &amp; desired him to send you three of them. I think\r\n            <lb />it will be good medicine for M<sup>rs</sup> White. She may take two or three\r\n            <lb />glasses every day &amp; if it agrees she may go the length of half a Bottle.\r\n        </p>\r\n</postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 765, 2, '2013-08-26 13:44:30', 107),
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Any kind of Diet contiÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>nued uniformly for some time will produce <symptom n=\"48\">indigestion</symptom> &amp; therefore\r\n            <lb/>it will be necessary for M<sup>r</sup> Murray to change his diet from time to\r\n            <lb/>time. A milk Diet is in the main well suited for the <symptom n=\"23\">weakness of his\r\n                <lb/><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart></symptom> but he should never continue it for above a fortnight at one time,\r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>but then should change it for a light animal diet making the\r\n            <lb/>change by degrees. In making the change, for some days he should\r\n            <lb/>take the milk &amp; animal food alternately then the milk one day &amp;\r\n            <lb/>animal food two and thus by degrees quit the one entirely &amp; take\r\n            <lb/>the other for a forthnight after which the change may be made back\r\n            <lb/>again in the same manner.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In taking animal food I earnestly reccommend to him to\r\n            <lb/>try a portable soup which is certainly not the broth he has a preÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>judice against. It has the advantage that it can be adjusted to\r\n            <lb/>what strength he pleases &amp; it can easily <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> exactness be kept every\r\n            <lb/>day to the same standard and if bread is taken <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> it as it ought\r\n            <lb/>to be it need hardly have the appearance of a Broth. Instead of <del><illegible l=\"3\"/></del>\r\n            <lb/>Bread either Rice Sago or Vermicelli may be taken <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> it to the same\r\n            <lb/>effect which is that of rendering his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> more regular and the rest of \r\n            <lb/>his animal food by diminishing its quantity safer. In the Choice\r\n            <lb/>of his animal food I have no directions but two to give, the one is\r\n            <lb/>that he should avoid much fat meat &amp; the other is that while he takes\r\n            <lb/>milk he should avoid fish altogether and even when he is entirely\r\n            <lb/>on animal Diet he should take take fish very Sparingly.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Whether M<sup>r</sup> Murray takes a milk diet or Animal food he\r\n            <lb/>should with respect to quantity keek his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> light. When\r\n            <lb/>he is on animal food he should never make a full meal of it but fill it\r\n            <lb/>up either with his Soop or <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> Pudding or with some kind of wegeÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>getables.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>These last are a little precarious and must not be indulÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ged in, but whenever he finds his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> tolerably light he should\r\n            <lb/>take part of them &amp; it is to be observed that all the Garden things\r\n            <lb/>when they first come in Season that is while they are young &amp; tender\r\n            <lb/>are much safer than they are at all other times.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>For ordinary Drink he should take Wine &amp; Water &amp; a good White\r\n            <lb/>rather than any red wine. Malt liquors of all kinds are to be avoided.\r\n            <lb/>Strong Beer or Porter may at times be safe &amp; if he can digest them useful\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> respect to his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> but they are at all times precarious both with respect\r\n            <lb/>to their own quality &amp; to his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>. Spirits &amp; Water may seem to agree\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> him but I am persuaded they are improper &amp; will dry him too much\r\n            <lb/>Indian Tea <subst><del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del><add place=\"above\">whether</add></subst> Green or Bohea are certainly improper but something of\r\n            <lb/>that kind made of any herbs of our own growth as Sage Rosemary Balm &amp;\r\n            <lb/>may be very proper &amp; if he is in any habits of tea-drinking Cocoa Tea\r\n            <lb/>may answer very well. When he is in the Country a draught of either\r\n            <lb/>Cow milk or Goat milk Whey if his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> can digest it, may be of service\r\n            <lb/>It is to be taken moderately &amp; only in the Morning.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Along <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> this diet a constant attention must be given to keep the\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular &amp; the preventing <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> is often the means of preventing\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"31\">Looseness</symptom>. For preventing <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> it is possible that the <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetics</ingredient> hitherÂ¬\r\n                <lb/>to employed may be still necessary but I wish to avoid them &amp; would\r\n                <lb/>prefer a more cooling <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action>. Such I have ordered below and if it\r\n                <lb/>does not answer easily, upon a report to that purpose I shall order another\r\n                <lb/>form.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>As it is very probably that among other things a sedentary life\r\n            <lb/>&amp; much aplication to business have hurt M<sup>r</sup> Murray\'s constitution it is\r\n            <lb/>now very necessary to change his measures in these respects. Let his apÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>plication to business be moderated as much as possible, let him be vacant\r\n            <lb/>&amp; as often in the Country as he conveniently can. The more frequently he is\r\n            <lb/>on horseback the better. Violent Exercise is extremely improper but long\r\n            <lb/>continued gentle motion is very necessary. Let him therefore extend his aiÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>rings as far as he conveniently could <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>out fatigue &amp; let him always\r\n            <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n            <lb/>remember that a Journey steadily pursued for several weeks is the most &amp; the\r\n            <lb/>only effectual Remedy. Whether he is at home or abroad he must be particuÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>larly attentive in guarding against Cold. He must take pains to keep his\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> warm &amp; dry &amp; if in the Winter Season or perhaps the year round he\r\n            <lb/>wears a flannel shirt next his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> he would be the better for it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>By these <choice><abbr>diff<sup>t</sup> pts</abbr><expan>different points</expan></choice> of Regimen exactly observed I trust that M<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb/>Murray shall have very good health &amp; I would wish to trust to Regimen\r\n            <lb/>alone at least <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> as few medecines as possible but I have ordered one below\r\n            <lb/><del>that Ife</del> that I <del>f</del> have found of service in <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom> <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachs</bodypart>. It is to be\r\n            <lb/>taken in a gill of Spring Water once or twice a forenoon<del><unclear>es</unclear></del> &amp; as much\r\n            <lb/>of the Tincture is to be taken as to render the Water moderately Acid.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"9\">Vomits</treatment> may sometimes be useful even necessary but I would have\r\n            <lb/>them employed as seldom as possible and only when his <symptom n=\"48\">Indigestion</symptom> &amp;\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"8\">want of Appetite</symptom> have gone to a great degree.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 14<sup>th</sup> May\r\n                <lb/>177<u>0</u></dateline>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Peter Murray</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystall. 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Signa <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Electuary\r\n            </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take one ounce of powdered <ingredient n=\"45\">Tartar</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"152\">sweet sugar plums</ingredient> each\r\n                    and a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"107\">white rose syrup</ingredient> to make an <ingredient n=\"45\" t=\"13\"><ingredient n=\"152\" t=\"13\"><ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"13\">electuary</ingredient></ingredient></ingredient>.\r\n                    Label it: <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Electuary\r\n                </reg></choice></recipe>\r\n            <lb/>the bigness of a nutmeg or more as occasion requires to be taken at night &amp;\r\n            <lb/>morning\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">flor. rosar. rubr.</ingredient> <unclear>Sice</unclear> Ê’fs affunde aq. bullient. â„¥iv Digere\r\n                <lb/>per horas duas &amp; cola <unclear>turce</unclear> adde <ingredient n=\"222\">Sal. 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Hispan. <unclear>puress.</unclear></ingredient> â„¥i\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"223\">Spir. sal. marin.</ingredient> opt. â„¥fs: Signa <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic</bodypart> <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"1\"><ingredient n=\"222\" t=\"1\"><ingredient n=\"223\" t=\"1\">Tincture</ingredient></ingredient></ingredient>\r\n            </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take half a drachms of <ingredient n=\"107\">red rose</ingredient> and dissolve it in four ounces of boiling water.\r\n                    Let it rest for two hours and strain, add an ounce of <unclear>pure</unclear> <ingredient n=\"222\">Spanish sea salt</ingredient>\r\n                    and half an ounce of the best <ingredient n=\"223\">spirit of sea salt</ingredient>.\r\n                    Label it: <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic</bodypart> <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"1\"><ingredient n=\"222\" t=\"1\"><ingredient n=\"223\" t=\"1\">Tincture</ingredient></ingredient></ingredient>\r\n                </reg></choice></recipe>\r\n            <lb/>tea spoonful\r\n            <lb/>or more to be taken in a glass of water.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>14<sup>th</sup> May\r\n                <lb/><u>1770</u></dateline>\r\n            <signed>WC.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 89, 1, '2013-01-29 12:50:54', 129),
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Every day at Dinner he should take\r\n          <lb/>meat but it should be of the lighter kinds avoiding all very\r\n          <lb/>fat meats &amp; all baked &amp; fried. He should take fish seldom,\r\n          <lb/>always sparingly &amp; only of the lighter kinds. A great part\r\n          <lb/>of his meal every day should be of Vegetables or pudding and\r\n          <lb/>if his appetite is very good he should always begin it with\r\n          <lb/>broth, but when he is liable to any pain of his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n          <lb/>he must be sparing both of broth &amp; Vegetables. ----\r\n      </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n          <lb/>At Dinner his drink should be plain Water avoiding\r\n          <lb/>Malt liquor of all kinds but after dinner he should like two\r\n          <lb/>or three glasses of wine or Punch. He should go no further at\r\n          <lb/>any time than three or four glasses &amp; if he goes no <unclear>farther</unclear>\r\n          <lb/>His wine may be of any kind he likes best but I would preÂ¬\r\n          <lb/>fer Claret to any other when he is liable to pains or <symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom> in\r\n          <lb/>his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> His Punch should be without sowring.\r\n      </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n          <lb/>At Supper he should take no flesh or fish of any kind nor\r\n          <lb/>even an Egg but let it be of any kind of Milk meat he pleaÂ¬\r\n          <lb/>ses or of any grain without Milk Vegetables alone are too cold\r\n          <lb/>for him\r\n      </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n          <lb/>At Breakfast he must take neither tea nor Coffee: Water\r\n          <lb/>Gruel, Bread &amp; Milk, or an Egg may be proper and he may take\r\n          <lb/><del><unclear>Weal</unclear></del> Weak Chocolate or Cocoa tea.\r\n      </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n          <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Gordon should avoid sitting late at night &amp; should rather\r\n          <lb/>get up early in the morning at least he must carefully\r\n          <lb/>avoid soaking or lying along abed after his sound sleep is away\r\n      </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n          <lb/>He should be much in the fresh air on foot or on horseback\r\n          <lb/>but his Exercise should be very moderate &amp; avoiding any degree\r\n      <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n          <lb/>of fatigue. He will not at present bear riding long &amp; he\r\n          <lb/>must avoid pushing it for but by degrees encreasing it he\r\n          <lb/>may bear it better &amp; be much mended by it. In the mean time\r\n          <lb/>travelling in a Carriage for two or three weeks might be of <del>grat</del>\r\n          <lb/>great service.\r\n      </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n          <lb/>In about a month after this he should go to Peterhead\r\n          <lb/>and take the ordinary Course of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"8\">these waters</ingredient> with bathing\r\n          <lb/>in the Sea for two months.\r\n      </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n          <lb/>After he returns from there he should continue <del>Col</del>\r\n          <lb/>Cold bathing during the whole winter and should every day\r\n          <lb/>take a glass or two of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"6\">Hartfell Spaw</ingredient> an hour or two before\r\n          <lb/>dinner.\r\n      </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n          <lb/>Till he goes to Peterhead he should take every day\r\n          <lb/>before breakfast dinner and Supper two of the <action n=\"31\">strengÂ¬\r\n          <lb/>thening Pills</action> ordered on the other Paper apart washing\r\n          <lb/>them down with a little water - ---\r\n      </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n          <lb/>When he goes to Peterhead these Pills are to be\r\n          <lb/>let alone but after he <del><unclear>retunns</unclear></del> returns he should take\r\n          <lb/>them during the whole winter taking them for a fortÂ¬\r\n          <lb/>night together and intermitting a month betwixt each\r\n          <lb/>Course:\r\n      </p>\r\n      <closer>\r\n          <dateline><choice><abbr>Edinr.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>. 22<sup>d</sup> May\r\n              <lb/>1770.</dateline>\r\n          <signed>WC</signed>\r\n      </closer>\r\n  </div>  \r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Gordon of Premnay.</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice><orig>\r\n                    <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient> â„ˆii\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"35\">Limat. Mart.</ingredient> op<sup>t</sup> Ê’i\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"1\">Extract. Cort. Peruv</ingredient> moll. Ê’iii\r\n                    <lb/>Mucilag. <ingredient n=\"197\">G. Tragac.</ingredient> q.s. ut f. massa\r\n                    <lb/>dividendas in pil Sing gr <unclear>v</unclear>\r\n                    <lb/>Signa <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Pills</action>.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two scruples of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient>,\r\n                    one drachm of the best <ingredient n=\"35\">steel</ingredient>,\r\n                    three drachms of soften extract of <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian bark</ingredient>\r\n                    and a sufficient quantity of mucilage of <ingredient n=\"197\">Gum Tragacanth</ingredient> in order to form a dough.\r\n                    Divide it into <unclear>5</unclear> individual pills.\r\n                    Label it: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Pills</action>\r\n                </reg></choice>\r\n            </recipe>\r\n</p>\r\n            <closer>\r\n                <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n                <dateline>22<sup>d</sup> May. 1770. --   --</dateline>\r\n            </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 90, 2, '2013-01-09 10:58:37', 62),
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I am now determined\r\n            <lb/>with regard to your ailments &amp; in the first place that they have no conseÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>quence. I am now fully persuaded that they have no connection <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> the <bodypart n=\"45\">kidÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ney</bodypart>, I think the uneasiness you have so long felt is external &amp; <condition n=\"15\">rheuÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>matic</condition> but that the <symptom n=\"20\">Chilliness</symptom> is <condition n=\"18\">more or less aguish</condition>. I fancy that\r\n            <lb/>Arbuthnot house is a more dry situation than your own at home &amp;\r\n            <lb/>that this <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> the warmth of the season will deliver you from any thing\r\n            <lb/><condition n=\"18\">aguish</condition> &amp; I would rather trust to that than have recourse to Medecines\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>out more necessity. If the pain or rather uneasiness of your <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> conÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tinues I advise you to put on the <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> which may be four inches long\r\n            <lb/>by two &amp; a half broad to be laid along the edges of your <bodypart n=\"40\">short ribs</bodypart>. The\r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> may be healed up as in course as I hope it is not necessary to\r\n            <lb/>keep it open &amp; tho the uneasiness should not yield entirely to the first <treatment n=\"4\">blisÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ter</treatment> I would rather after a little Interval <treatment n=\"4\">apply a Second</treatment> than <unclear>d</unclear>employ\r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"11\">an Issue</treatment>. I hope that this is all the remedy you require but I think\r\n            <lb/>the pills ordered below may have a good effect on your constitution &amp;\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> the favour of the season obviate the return of any <symptom n=\"20\">coldness</symptom> in your <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>Three of them are to be taken an hour before dinner as ma<add place=\"above\">n</add>y at bed time\r\n            <lb/>every day only if they <action n=\"24\">show any tendency to purge</action> or do more than keep\r\n            <lb/>your <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> open the dose mus be diminished. Along <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> this remedy\r\n            <lb/>you must drink no malt liquor of any kind. I do not think it possible\r\n            <lb/>by any art to deprive malt liquor of <unclear>its</unclear> <action n=\"24\">purgative</action> quality &amp; tho you was\r\n            <lb/>not taking this medecine I do not think it fit for you. Toast Water\r\n            <lb/>with a little Wine in it is much more proper. In diet I do not think it\r\n            <lb/>necessary to lay you under any restraint, only that you should avoid\r\n            <lb/>everything liable to prove heavy on you <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> &amp; even <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> respect\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>to quantity it should always be kept light. I don\'t hink it necessary\r\n            <lb/>or even adviseable for you to abstain altogether from strong drink\r\n            <lb/>but I would prefer Claret to Punch &amp; <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> respect to either that you should\r\n            <lb/>keep strictly within bounds &amp; should never go the length of being in\r\n            <lb/>any degree heated. Exercise is extremely proper for you &amp; especially\r\n            <lb/>on horseback. Moderate walking is also allowable but to any deÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>gree of fatigue will hurt you. It will be of the utmost consequence\r\n            <lb/>for you to avoid Cold &amp; as I suspect that Arbuthnot House is more\r\n            <lb/>exposed to the Easterly Winds than your house in Murray<note>The addressee, Alexander Dunbar of Thunderton\'s \'house in Murray\', was probably \"Northfield House\" near Duffus, in Moray (his designation prior to 1776, being \"Dunbar of Northfield\'). In 1769 he had married Margaret, daughter of John, Viscount Arbuthnot, of Arbuthnott House in southern Aberdeenshire. The implication is that Dunbar is currently staying with his new in-laws at Arbuthnott.</note> think\r\n            <lb/>you must cover up accordingly &amp; avoid the evenings. Take parÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ticular care of your <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>. This is I hope all that is necessary\r\n            <lb/>at present if any questions or doubts farther occur to you I shall\r\n            <lb/>be ready to solve them as well as I can being with great regard\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Sir Your most obedient <choice><abbr>Ser<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice><orig>\r\n                    <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">Extr. Cort. Peruv.</ingredient> moll. Ê’iii <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes Socoterin.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"44\">Sal Mart</ingredient> ad Ê’fs\r\n                    <lb/>Mucilag. <ingredient n=\"197\">G. Tragac.</ingredient> q.s. ut f. massa dividenda in pil Sing. gr. v.\r\n                    <lb/>Signa <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Pills</action> three for a dose twice a day.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take three drachms softened extract of <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian bark</ingredient> and half a drachm of each \r\n                    <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloe</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"44\">vitriol</ingredient>.\r\n                    Add a sufficient quantity of mucilage of <ingredient n=\"197\">Gum Tragacanth</ingredient> in order to form a dough\r\n                    and divide it into 5 individual pills.\r\n                    Label it: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Pills</action>, three for a dose twice a day.\r\n                </reg></choice>\r\n            </recipe>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>23 May\r\n            <lb/><u>1770</u></dateline>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>2<sup>d</sup> June <recipe><choice><orig>Repetantur pil. Sine <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes.</ingredient> Pil. ii vel iii bis\r\n                <lb/>in die</orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Continue the pills without <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloe</ingredient>, two to three times a day.\r\n                </reg></choice></recipe>\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 91, 3, '2013-08-17 15:14:04', 83);
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Rub.</ingredient> &amp;c but as\r\n            <lb />the symptoms dissapeared the medecines were dissused.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This last fourthnight the <symptom n=\"46\">Discharge</symptom> is not Bloody, but\r\n            <lb />she is attacked every 2<sup>d</sup> or third day with what she calls a\r\n            <lb />Gush of water from the <bodypart n=\"34\">Uterus</bodypart> to the quantity (as she judges)\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />of half a pint &amp; this has been hitherto preceded by pain of her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart> &amp; <symptom n=\"3\">Sickness</symptom>, which go off upon that <symptom n=\"46\">Discharge</symptom> which is\r\n            <lb />instantaneous - I should have Observed that the <del>Bloody\r\n                <lb />couloured</del> Discharged water continued red till about three\r\n            <lb />weeks ago, &amp; till then returned Periodicaly Monthly only\r\n            <lb />When I mention the quantity now to be half a pint I ought\r\n            <lb />to have told you that it has been <del>in</del> much greater than it\r\n            <lb />is for the two last times -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The Patient quickened at the\r\n            <lb />usual time but imagines the infant does not move so strong\r\n            <lb />as she has felt in <add place=\"above\">her</add> other Children, at sometimes she feells vrey\r\n            <lb />swamp about the <bodypart n=\"108\">waist</bodypart>, at others bulky as she used to be\r\n            <lb />when in the same situation\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> is equal &amp; calm,\r\n            <lb />her apetite tollerable, sleeps <add place=\"above\">well</add>, is chearfull, &amp; lively Her Diet\r\n            <lb />has been hitherto nourishing, &amp; easy of Digestion, at my desire\r\n            <lb />she keeps much in bed, drinks a Glass of Claret after dinner\r\n            <lb />&amp; supper, warm milk &amp; <ingredient n=\"107\">Conserve of Roses</ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arab</ingredient> in the\r\n            <lb />morning, Gills <add place=\"above\">of veal</add> &amp;c betwixt meals &amp; wears a <treatment n=\"4\">plaister</treatment> ex <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />&amp; <treatment n=\"21\">Emp</treatment> Defens Dorso<note>This passage is not entirely clear; the illegible word appears to begin \'Oxy...\', but the remaining letters do not suggest any obvious term (Oxymelis, being an obvious contender). The phrase as a whole implies that she wears a medicated plaister backed-up with an Emplastrum (surgical blister) designed to draw-out bad humours. Although Cullen approves the use of the plaister in his reply, he does not mention the ingredients.</note>. &amp; this method I intend to continue till I have\r\n            <lb />your reply to this I remain Sir\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t</sup> Hu<sup>ble</sup> Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient Humble Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>Jo: Duncanson</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Inveraray 6<sup>th</sup> May <u>1766</u></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Since I wrote the preceeding I find M<sup>rs</sup> Campbell has had a return\r\n                <lb />of the <symptom n=\"46\">Discharge</symptom> in greater quantity than the two former times\r\n                <lb />the last was Yesterday, so that the returns seem to threaten more\r\n                <lb />she had this day none of the Symptoms which preceeded the\r\n                <lb /><symptom n=\"46\">Discharge</symptom> formerly -\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />You would find by a Letter of mine to M<sup>r</sup>\r\n                <lb />John Graham that I am like to be forced into a Military life, I\r\n                <lb />have no doubt but you have given him the Certificate of my\r\n                <lb />abilities in my proffession I desired, as I must remove for\r\n                <lb />sometime from the half <add place=\"above\">pay</add> a <choice><abbr>Regim<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Regiment</expan></choice> of Dragoons is more Eligeable\r\n                <lb />than any of foot, &amp; as I am first upon the List &amp; that there are\r\n                <lb />some Vaccancies in America, should certainly be nominated\r\n                <lb />to one of them, unless I prevent it, by accepting this now promised\r\n                <lb />I mean one of Dragoons, for I am very loth to drop my half pay\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 781, 3, '2013-01-01 17:04:11', 83),
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It depends on a\r\n        <lb />laxity &amp; flaccidity of the <bodypart n=\"34\">Uterine System</bodypart> of some standing. It may\r\n        <lb />have been original in the Constitution in spite of <add place=\"above\">the</add> General account\r\n        <lb />you give of it, &amp; at any rate has been much increased by the freÂ¬\r\n        <lb />quent <condition n=\"11\">Sbortions</condition> that have happened. to restore to tone of the parts\r\n        <lb />will require much time &amp; pains &amp; the present circumstances will\r\n        <lb />not admitt of the measures that might be proper &amp; at present all\r\n        <lb />that can be proposed is to prevent <condition n=\"11\">an abortion</condition> &amp; these Evacuations\r\n        <lb />that both threaten this, &amp; the death of the <bodypart n=\"50\">fÅ“tus</bodypart> and at same time\r\n        <lb /><add place=\"above\">increase</add> the weakness of the mother. for this purpose the prescripÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tions &amp; advices you have given are very proper &amp; <add place=\"above\">I</add> shall add\r\n        <lb />what occurs to me.\r\n    </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />1 Nothing seems to be more necessary than that the Lady\r\n            <lb />should ly almost Constantly a bed not under the bedcloaths\r\n            <lb />but in the daytime above them <add place=\"above\">&amp;</add> if she comes out of bed she should\r\n            <lb />stir very little &amp; never be of the bed long at one time. She will\r\n            <lb />commonly observe some symptoms before the <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> come\r\n            <lb />on &amp; it is then especially she should keep most closely abed.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2 Let her chamber be always kept cool &amp; therfore avoid\r\n            <lb />much fire or much company. Anything that heats is improÂ¬\r\n            <lb />per &amp; therefore many <del>of</del> bedcloaths. The <treatment n=\"4\">plaister</treatment> you have\r\n            <lb />ordered is a good <action n=\"31\">strengthener</action> but if it makes her warm\r\n            <lb />I would take it of &amp; I have frequently found cloths wet with\r\n            <lb />cold water often renewed of service in preventing Abortions\r\n        </p>\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3. You have said nothing of the state of her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>, &amp; I supÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pose it is regular but the contrary is more common &amp; if so\r\n            <lb />the only Medicine to be safely employed is <ingredient n=\"34\">flos sulphuris</ingredient>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4. To the diet you have ordered I have nothing to add only I\r\n            <lb />think the lighter &amp; cooler it is the better <del>tho the</del> &amp; the less\r\n            <lb />strong drink she takes the better tho the glass of Claret\r\n            <lb />you have proposed is the safest &amp; best.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />5. For Medecine I would propose this powder\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n            <orig>\r\n                <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"250\">alumin</ingredient>\r\n                <lb />russ gr. x. Terr. Japon <add place=\"above\">gr.</add> v <ingredient n=\"50\">sacchar. alb</ingredient> â„ˆi â„³ f. pulvis\r\n            </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take ten grains of <unclear>Russian</unclear> <ingredient n=\"250\">Alum</ingredient>,\r\n                    five grains of <ingredient n=\"97\">Terra Japonica</ingredient> and one scruple of\r\n                    <ingredient n=\"50\">white sugar</ingredient>. Mix and make a powder.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />This powder may be taken in a little Gelly or MarmaÂ¬\r\n    <lb />lade or made with a little of these into a bolus <del>&amp;</del> &amp;\r\n    <lb />swallo<add place=\"above\">w</add>ed in a wafer. It is to be taken once or twice a \r\n    <lb />day as you find the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> <del>it</del> bear it or the symtoms\r\n    <lb />seem to require Every dose is to be washed down with\r\n    <lb />two ounces of the <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"1\">Tinct. Rosarum</ingredient> &amp; some small draughts\r\n    <lb />of the same are to be taken at several other times a day.\r\n</p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><del>This</del> This is all that occurs to me at present when\r\n            <lb />any new circumstances shall arise or when the\r\n            <lb />Lady shall be in a Condition to admit of measures\r\n            <lb />on a more general plan I shall be ready to give the\r\n            <lb />best advice I can. I never heard of your letter\r\n            <lb />to M<sup>r</sup> Graham till this afternoon. All that depends\r\n            <lb />upon me you shall have by Monday post. I am\r\n            <lb />with great regard\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute><lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n            <lb />Your most obedient\r\n            <lb />servant \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 10<sup>th</sup> May 1766</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />My hurry has obliged me to employ another\r\n                <lb />hand to transcribe this letter which I hope you\'ll \r\n                <lb />excuse\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />W. C.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> John Duncanson\r\n            <lb />Inverary\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />1766\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 782, 3, '2013-01-01 16:57:55', 55),
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However, for many years past there\r\n            <lb />has been no return of this complaint.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When 14 years old she began to menstruate, &amp; has continued to do so regularly ever\r\n            <lb />since, only for this last year it\'s rather in less quantity. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The <symptom n=\"77\">Fluor Albus</symptom> began with Her even earlier than menstruation, &amp; has persisted\r\n            <lb />in a moderate way down to this time: And she has been always now &amp; then subject\r\n            <lb />to <symptom n=\"1\">Headaches</symptom> &amp; <bodypart n=\"28\">pains in the lower part of the back</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"20\">Her <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>, especially her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart>, was generally inclined to be very cold</symptom>. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Her <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse was very good</symptom>, as well as her Breathing. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />She had no complaints of her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, but there was always a <symptom n=\"24\">tendency to costiveness</symptom>.\r\n            <lb />Her mother &amp; her mother\'s relations are most of them subject to weakness of the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, &amp; to <condition n=\"21\">nervous Disorders</condition>. Of her Father\'s connections some died of <condition n=\"12\">consumptions</condition>.\r\n    \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n        \r\n            <lb />The young Lady was always accustomed to a good deal of exercise, especially riding\r\n            <lb />but has been so anxiously guarded against cold, that she has probably been\r\n            <lb />rendered too delicate in that respect.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This is general has been her state of health &amp; situation till six months ago ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The county of Caithness is very marshy, &amp; being very flat, is for 8 or 9 months of\r\n            <lb />the year almost covered with water: But as the soil is not deep, it is dried\r\n            <lb />up very suddenly &amp; compleatly in Summer: so that in general the inhabiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tants do not seem from this situation to suffer much inconvenience in points of\r\n            <lb />health. - This last spring &amp; summer however have been so remarkably rainy,\r\n            <lb />that the surface of the soil was kept almost as wet as in winter. Thro\' all\r\n            <lb />the season <condition n=\"10\">Fevers</condition> &amp; <condition n=\"10\">Coughs</condition> have prevailed universally, &amp; more particularly among\r\n            <lb />the young &amp; female sex. But in general neither of these diseases have\r\n            <lb />been very fatal hitherto, tho\' the <condition n=\"10\">coughs</condition> last frequently for several months.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />From the beginning of summer Miss Sinclair had frequent attacks\r\n            <lb />of the <condition n=\"10\">cough</condition>, tho\' not of long continuance: also flying pains in her <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart>, not\r\n            <lb />very violent, nor continuing long in one place, but most frequently in the <bodypart n=\"73\">left</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />side, <bodypart n=\"40\">stretching from the sternum along the ribs</bodypart>. --\r\n         </p>\r\n         <p>\r\n            <lb />About the middle of June the <condition n=\"10\">cough</condition> left her intirely: In a fortnight after\r\n            <lb />which, &amp; seven days after having menstruated, she began to <symptom n=\"35\">spit some blood</symptom>.\r\n            <lb />Being called to see her at this time, I observed that without the least <condition n=\"10\">cough</condition>\r\n             <lb />she <symptom n=\"35\">hawked up, as if it were clearing her throat, a thin mucus, slightly but distinctÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly tinged with blood</symptom>: at the same time she complained for a pain, which was not\r\n             <lb />violent nor continued, in the <bodypart n=\"27\">left breast, situated just under the mamma</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>     \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">Her Pulse continued natural thro the whole day</symptom>. - she was <treatment n=\"1\">bleeded</treatment>, confined\r\n            <lb />to a vegetable diet, &amp; kept at rest for some days; using no medicine except <ingredient n=\"108\" t=\"12\">Vitriolic\r\n            <lb />Elixir</ingredient> in <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"1\">Tinture Rosarum</ingredient>. In four or five Days this appearance of <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> went\r\n            <lb />quite off, &amp; has not returned since.\r\n        </p>\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />About the beginning of August she was seized with a <symptom n=\"4\">fresh cough, at first\r\n            <lb />dry, &amp; afterwards with expectoration of a very thin acrid mucus</symptom>. This matter\r\n            <lb />has gradually thickned, &amp; is now rather tough, &amp; sometimes yellowish.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For a fortnight after the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> came on her <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse continued natural, except\r\n            <lb />immediately after a fit of coughing</symptom>. But since the middle of Augusther\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">Pulse has daily increased in quickness; and tho\' in the morning, in bed, it is always\r\n            <lb />natural, from 70 to 80 in a minute, yet after she rises from bed it beats from\r\n            <lb />90 to 100</symptom> thro\' the whole day. I have attended carefully, but could not disÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cover any remission in the afternoons hitherto.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This last week she complains of <symptom n=\"2\">frequent irregular shiverings, beginning\r\n            <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>, &amp; extending over the body</symptom>: at other times she is <symptom n=\"21\">often very hot</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />but without any tendency to <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The pains in her <bodypart n=\"73\">sides</bodypart> are very unfixed, nor can I discover any certain\r\n            <lb />connection they have with the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>, as each of them happens often\r\n            <lb />without the other.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Her Breathing has always kept pretty free, without any shortness except\r\n            <lb />after a <symptom n=\"4\">severe fit of the cough</symptom>, &amp; this too was more remarkable about the\r\n            <lb />beginning of her disease than for this last fortnight.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> continues free of complaint, unless when the <symptom n=\"4\">fit of the cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb />excites <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom>, which sometimes happens. - Her appetite is tolerably\r\n            <lb />good: But she has some days an <symptom n=\"68\">excessive thirst</symptom>: and her <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart> is whitish.\r\n         </p>\r\n         <p>    \r\n            <lb />From the beginning of this <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>, she was restricted to vegetable food, except\r\n            <lb />a bit of chicken for part of her dinner, &amp; an egg to breakfast, but after some time\r\n            <lb />she was restrained also from this indulgence, &amp; her Diet now consists altogether\r\n            <lb />of Butter milk, sweet milk, Bread, Pottatoes, Turnips, sweet Butter, Figs, sweet\r\n            <lb />Oranges, &amp; the like.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Every fair Day she goes abroad in the forenoon &amp; rides five or six miles.\r\n            <lb />In the house she is kept in as equally temperate a state as possible\r\n            <lb />She has been <treatment n=\"1\">twice bleeded</treatment> &amp; each time the <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> was covered with a\r\n            <lb />white tenacious crust. - A <treatment n=\"4\">Blister was applied</treatment> over her <bodypart n=\"73\">left side</bodypart>, at\r\n            <lb />the part when the pain generally recurred, with an intention to have kept\r\n            <lb />it open for some time: The Discharge from the <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> was excessive: for\r\n            <lb />two days the dressings were changed almost every two hours: &amp; the pain attending\r\n            <lb />it was so great that I was glad when it began to heal again: This has alÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ways been the consequence of <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment> any part of her body; and she was\r\n            <lb />so harrassed &amp; fatigued with the pain of this last one, that I do not think she\r\n            <lb />will ever permit another <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> to be applied. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Since the <treatment n=\"1\">Bleeding</treatment> &amp; <treatment n=\"4\">Blistering</treatment>, her <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> is not near so frequent as it was, &amp;\r\n            <lb />she expectorates more easily: But from the use of those, together with her change\r\n            <lb />of diet, &amp; the progress of the disease, she is become <symptom n=\"23\">much weaker</symptom>: and at the\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />        \r\n            <lb />same time the <symptom n=\"15\">state of the Pulse</symptom>, of the pains in her <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart>, &amp; of all the other syÂ¬      \r\n            <lb />ptoms just described, continues without any appearance of amendme<unclear>nt</unclear>\r\n            <lb />She gets no medicines, except <ingredient n=\"132\">Tamarinds</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"152\">Prunes</ingredient> to obviate the <symptom n=\"24\">Costive<unclear>ness</unclear></symptom>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Being the only child of a very anxious &amp; indulgent mother, she has never been\r\n            <lb />contradicted in any inclination, except what respected her health, so that it\r\n            <lb />is no wonder if, like other young people, her impatience under this restraint\r\n            <lb />made her careless in the same proportion as her mother was anxious, &amp; that\r\n            <lb />now when she is sick, she cannot easily bring herself to submit to the\r\n            <lb />necessary regulations.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I know not whether you will think I have omitted necessary circumÂ¬\r\n            <lb />stances, or that I have been too minute: But I would much rather be trouÂ¬\r\n            <lb />blesom in the last way, as I am very anxious about the recovery of\r\n            <lb />this Patient, if it be possible. - The young Lady &amp; her mother do not\r\n            <lb />seem as yet to apprehend much danger: I wish therefore your direcÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tions may be written in form of a Letter to me, but so as it may bear\r\n            <lb />their inspection without intimidating them: any part of your opinion\r\n            <lb />or advice which may have this affect I beg you will be so good as write\r\n            <lb />on a paper apart inclosed. -- Also I beg your Directions may be\r\n            <lb />full &amp; peremptorily ordered, as in that case they will be better\r\n            <lb />obeyed. - And I believe, whatever change of Air, or any thing\r\n            <lb />else you think proper for Her, her Friends will not fail to\r\n            <lb />comply with as far as is practicable. You may believe They\r\n            <lb />most anxiously wait for your return to this; &amp; I hope if your convenience\r\n            <lb />permits that you will not miss the next post. - you will please to acÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cept of the three Notes inclosed.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />There is a young Lady from Orkney, Miss Traill of Westove, who intends\r\n            <lb />going to Edinburgh on account of her health. - I have taken the Liberty to\r\n            <lb />recommend her to you in a Letter which the Lady carries with her, &amp; to\r\n            <lb />which I refer. - I shall only observe here, that she has already been\r\n            <lb />long a Patient of yours, &amp; if you do not think it necessary for her health\r\n            <lb />to continue at Edinburgh, I beg you will insist upon her speedy return\r\n            <lb />home, as the expence of this jaunt is very ill suited to her Friends cirÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cumstances. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>I ever am with the greatest respect &amp; esteem <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n            <lb />your most <choice><abbr>ob<sup>t</sup> serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>Andrew Liddell</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Thurso 4 <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1774</dateline> \r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />     \r\n        <p>\r\n            a single sheet\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen Physician\r\n            <lb />at Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>1774</p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 913, 3, '2013-05-12 14:15:53', 420),
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uhen I gott it I fo<illegible w=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb />erroneous for uhich reasone I did not sent it to <illegible w=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb />my Nice of much accout of her disorder as ti<unclear>me</unclear> <illegible w=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb />admitt of the Coriers beeing on the uing but below <illegible w=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb />own account of it onley some of the Doctors terms <illegible w=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb />in order the Phisition may the better understand it\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />My Daughter Peggey is now enterd sixteen years and\r\n            <lb />the first flowing of the Catamenia uas the first of the new\r\n            <lb />year past <illegible w=\"1\" /> one twelvemonths and Containued regular\r\n            <lb />till June last when <condition n=\"8\">one obstruction</condition> hapned and still\r\n            <lb />Containous in the month of March gone one year she\r\n            <lb />gott Cold riding in to Berwick uhich she Complaind\r\n            <lb />of <symptom n=\"133\">a stiffness in one side of her <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart></symptom> uhich was nixt the Cold\r\n            <lb />uind and in the begining of May there begune to apear <symptom n=\"93\">a small\r\n            <lb />Lump</symptom> below her right <bodypart n=\"7\">Ear</bodypart> I apployed to M<sup>r</sup> Willsone\r\n            <lb />our Toune Doctor uho ordered her to drink <ingredient n=\"18\">salt water</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />evrey morning uhich she did for about six weeks but before\r\n            <lb />she begune to drink the uater he gave her some doses of phisick\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" />some Bollises which he emagnd would corrie of the <symptom n=\"18\">Tumor</symptom>\r\n            <lb /><unclear>havi</unclear>ng the desired effect he begune <illegible w=\"1\" /> in the mont of June with the <ingredient n=\"18\">salt water</ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><illegible l=\"3\" />d one day he desired her to take a Bollis uhich she was averse to dae but\r\n            <lb />uas ashamed to tell him the reasone more then she was not verey well\r\n            <lb />but he told her it was prepard and uould be lost so she took it, upon uhich\r\n            <lb />the <condition n=\"8\">obstruction</condition> <unclear>insheued</unclear>, and uhither with the uater I know not but\r\n            <lb />she <symptom n=\"3\">threw up evrey thing she took</symptom> and <symptom n=\"35\">Discharged Blood att her <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>\r\n                <lb />and <bodypart n=\"5\">nose</bodypart> </symptom> parte of which he says proceeds from the <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart> I applyed these\r\n            <lb />to Doctor Lawder uho recovered her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> so as it can retain oney\r\n            <lb />medecine or oney victualls she taks uhich is not verey much he hais\r\n            <lb />given her some powders and pills the Last uer called <unclear>Alltrative</unclear>\r\n            <lb />pills two to be taken a little before bedtime she hais been ever since\r\n            <lb />the <condition n=\"8\">obstructione</condition> had a mos violent pain in her <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart> and goes down sometimes\r\n            <lb />her <bodypart n=\"17\">Leggs</bodypart> and leaves <symptom n=\"66\">numbness as if they were sleeping</symptom> shis now redust to <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom>\r\n            <lb />with the pain of her <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart> that she cannot rise out of bed nor even sitt\r\n            <lb />up but att some particular times, There are <treatment n=\"23\">poultisis</treatment> of <ingredient n=\"13\">hemlock roots</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />aplyed to the <symptom n=\"18\">Tumor</symptom> which hais redust it grately this is the best <choice><abbr>acct</abbr><expan>account</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />I can give of her Condition uhich is verey late to you please gett the\r\n            <lb />best advice and lett know\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Dr Sr</abbr><expan>Dear Sir</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>obed humble sert</abbr><expan>humble obedient servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Geo: Grame</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />Eyemouth 15<sup>th</sup> May\r\n                <lb /><u>1766</u></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />The <symptom n=\"18\">Tumor</symptom> he calls it of the Encysted kinde and shis often been affected\r\n                <lb />with <symptom n=\"45\">Fainting fitts</symptom> uhich he Calls <symptom n=\"57\">spasmodic Contractions</symptom> of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n                <lb />but now are much of since Mr Willsone uho they calld again uhen I\r\n                <lb />uas with you gave her some Elixer a spoonfull tuice or thrice aday\r\n                <lb />and uhat Diet she should take uould be nessarey likewise to know\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n        <div>\r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />To\r\n                <lb />Mr\r\n                <lb />John Ritchardson\r\n                <lb />Smith att his house in the\r\n                <lb />Cowgate near the foot of the\r\n                <lb />Mint Closs\r\n                <lb />Edenburgh\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <annot>\r\n                    <lb />Graham Eyemouth\r\n                    <lb />May 1766\r\n                </annot>\r\n            </p>\r\n        </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 783, 11, '2014-10-20 22:24:10', 78);
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Redmond is of opinion, that a continued use of <ingredient n=\"243\">his\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"33\">Antimonial Pills</ingredient></ingredient> will prove efficacious in this Case.\r\n            <lb />They should be taken to the Quantity, of at least, twelve\r\n            <lb />in a Day. Four in the morning, four, about five in\r\n            <lb />the afternoon, &amp; four at night, going to Rest. No\r\n            <lb />Confinement is requir\'d. To conform as much as\r\n            <lb />possible to a vegitable Diet, will in some measure\r\n            <lb />conduce to Cure. Of Wines, to make a prudent use\r\n            <lb />of old Hock, Rhenish, or Claret.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">The Bark in Infusion</ingredient>, to be preferred to <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> in\r\n            <lb />substance. To an ounce of <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> grosly powder\'d,\r\n            <lb />pour a pint, &amp; a half of boiling Water, &amp; make an\r\n            <lb />Infusion, a Wine Glass of which shoud be taken\r\n            <lb />three times in a Day.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The well experienc\'d power of <u><ingredient n=\"13\">Hemlock</ingredient></u> consists in\r\n            <lb /><u>weakening</u>, &amp; in a great measure <u>mortifying</u> the\r\n            <lb />Vital powers; it cannot therefore be adapted to\r\n            <lb />the Cure of a Disease, which arrives from a\r\n            <lb />deficient strength of the aforesaid Powers.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />A medicine (such as <ingredient n=\"243\">the aforementioned <ingredient n=\"33\">Antimonial</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />Pills)</ingredient> which at the same <add place=\"above\">Time</add> that it gives <add place=\"above\"><illegible w=\"1\"/></add> Strength, &amp;\r\n            <lb />Permeability to the vital powers, prevents\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"62\">Inflammation</symptom>, must be us\'d with Success, in\r\n            <lb />all recent Obstructions, <condition n=\"65\">Schirrusses</condition>, or <condition n=\"69\">Cancers</condition> not\r\n            <lb />in a state of <symptom n=\"43\">Ulceration</symptom>, or near approach thereto:\r\n            <lb />&amp; likewise, to prevent the <del>a</del> appearance of fresh\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"69\">Cancers</condition>, after seperation, whether by <treatment n=\"32\">Amputation</treatment>,\r\n            <lb />or milder methods.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Redmonds Opinion\r\n                <lb />upon Miss <unclear>R</unclear><illegible l=\"4\" /><unclear>ys</unclear> case\r\n                <lb />25<sup>th</sup> June 1764\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />1764\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 768, 2, '2012-10-16 17:06:59', 47),
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M<sup>r</sup> Inglis bade me encourage the <symptom n=\"28\">sweating</symptom>, which <symptom n=\"23\">weakned</symptom> me greatly\r\n            <lb />tho I found myself the Better of it, I had likeways <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatick</condition> pains in\r\n            <lb />my <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart>, which I thought the <symptom n=\"28\">sweating</symptom> lightened a good deal,\r\n            <lb />I took <action n=\"32\">a Vomit</action> or two; &amp; a doze or two of <ingredient n=\"9\">Rubarb</ingredient>, some time after I\r\n            <lb />complained to M<sup>r</sup> Inglis of a <symptom n=\"7\">Wind</symptom> on my <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, which made me sick\r\n            <lb />When I could not get it off, M<sup>r</sup>. Ingis gave me some <ingredient n=\"319\">Bitters I believe\r\n            <lb />Stockton</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"68\">peppermint</ingredient> water mixt to take thrice a day &amp; I Continued the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"46\">Rubarb Bitters</ingredient> to keep me open, I left off drinking beer &amp; drunk nothing\r\n            <lb />but wine &amp; water which made me <symptom n=\"24\">Costive</symptom>, I was desired try porter which I\r\n            <lb />did &amp; tho <symptom n=\"7\">windy</symptom> I thought it keept me open &amp; set off the <symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom> much easier\r\n            <lb />that formerly. The Doctor will please to observe that I have for many years\r\n            <lb />had <symptom n=\"7\">an excessive Wind</symptom> on my <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, which I <symptom n=\"3\">threw up</symptom> almost regularly at\r\n            <lb />evening when I was going to bed &amp; in the morning, but it gave me no\r\n            <lb />trouble thro the day, nor was my body any way out of order by it &amp; I\r\n            <lb />observed that when I began to fall bad this year, it did not come off my\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> as usual which I imagine made me <symptom n=\"22\">dizy</symptom> &amp; <unclear>puke</unclear>, <symptom n=\"17\">my Sleep was\r\n                <lb />broken</symptom> &amp; I was obliged to sit up on my <bodypart n=\"13\">Elbow</bodypart> &amp; sometimes rise altogether at\r\n            <lb />night &amp; <symptom n=\"29\">belch up wind</symptom>, after which I was easier &amp; would often get a sleep\r\n            <lb />when I began to Complain the first thing I noticed wrong about me was a\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"75\">change &amp; hollowness of my voice</symptom>; &amp; I would often take something like a\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"48\">heartburn</symptom>, &amp; could not be 2 minutes without <symptom n=\"76\">spitting</symptom>, &amp; would have <symptom n=\"76\">spitt</symptom> in\r\n            <lb />that way a whole forenoon, I observed that I was particularly inclined to\r\n            <lb />that <symptom n=\"48\">heartburn</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"76\">Spitting</symptom> after eating honey to my Breakfast, which I\r\n            <lb />did <subst><del>for a sore</del><add place=\"above\">to ease my</add></subst> <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart>. But what most of all alarmed me &amp; what I\r\n            <lb />think I have the greatest reason to dread is a <symptom n=\"12\">Rattling or Cracking at\r\n            <lb />my <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart> regularly as I draw my Breath</symptom>, when I found such a <symptom n=\"12\">Rattle</symptom>\r\n        <lb />at first I <unclear>hostid</unclear><note>This appears to be a phonetic variant of \"hoisted\", a Northern English dialect term for \"cough\", more commonly applied to cattle.</note> or <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> in order to dispel it but I found the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> rather\r\n            <lb />increased or diminished it &amp; since the begining of this year it has attended\r\n            <lb />me constantly all night, tho I seldom hear it thro the day &amp; I have no\r\n            <lb />great <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> with it either. I have frequently observed my <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> quite dry\r\n            <lb />at night, when I lay with my <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> open, which I was obliged to do\r\n            <lb />for <symptom n=\"12\">want of Breath</symptom>, which <symptom n=\"102\">dryness</symptom> I imagine was owing to something\r\n            <lb />noxious in my breathing proceeding from the <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart>, tho there is often a\r\n            <lb />watery substance gathers about my <bodypart n=\"2\">gums</bodypart> which I am obliged either to swallow\r\n            <lb />or spit out. I observe I am considerably better when it is Clear weather\r\n            <lb />&amp; have my <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> pretty well.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The above Complaints have reduced me so much that I cannot easily go\r\n            <lb />up a Long stair or a Brae &amp; <symptom n=\"26\">my body is sensibly decayd from what it was</symptom>\r\n            <lb />I observe too that my <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> sits looser on me &amp; my Cloathes are turned wider\r\n            </p>\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Case\r\n            </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <lb />27 <choice><abbr>Febry</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1765.\r\n            </annot>\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 773, 3, '2013-01-04 18:48:05', 101),
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She finds it quite as\r\n            <lb />easy to her to use the <treatment n=\"7\">Bougies</treatment> without\r\n            <lb />any assistance as she did the <treatment n=\"47\">Syringe</treatment>\r\n            <lb />&amp; after the two or three first days\r\n            <lb />that she used the <treatment n=\"7\">Bougies</treatment> it gave\r\n            <lb />her no more uneasiness to put it in\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />three inches than one, so that she thinks her\r\n            <lb />complaint is almost intirely fixed in the\r\n            <lb />entrance of the passage as she finds\r\n            <lb />that is the only place that pains her\r\n            <lb />when the <treatment n=\"7\">Bougie</treatment> touches her, the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"12\">straitness</symptom> is vastly better at some\r\n            <lb />times than at others for she has\r\n            <lb />frequently used the largest of the\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"7\">Bougies</treatment> without giving her any\r\n            <lb />pain, at other times she can hardly\r\n            <lb />use the smallest, when she is out of\r\n            <lb />order, she thinks the <symptom n=\"12\">straitness</symptom> worst\r\n            <lb />as she is then obliged to use the\r\n            <lb />smallest of the <treatment n=\"7\">Bougies</treatment>, &amp; indeed\r\n            <lb />she has thought the <symptom n=\"12\">straitness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />worse these some days past than\r\n            <lb />it has been since she used the\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"7\">Bougies</treatment>. She has had these six or seven\r\n            <lb />Months past a violent <symptom n=\"1\">Head-Ack</symptom>\r\n            <lb />attended with <symptom n=\"61\">sickishness</symptom> one or two\r\n            <lb />days while she was out of order,\r\n            <lb />&amp; these two last Months, she has had\r\n            <lb />it the third day after she altered\r\n            <lb />&amp; that has left her &amp; only returned\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />a little next day this she is surpriÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sed at as she used always to be out\r\n            <lb />of order for six or seven days, she \r\n            <lb />has used the warm Bath for above\r\n            <lb />these two Months thrice a week, &amp;\r\n            <lb />four times when out of order; she\r\n            <lb />has drunk a little of the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"4\">Bath\r\n                <lb />water</ingredient> but as the Doctor desired\r\n            <lb />her to be very cautious about it\r\n            <lb />she has drunk so little she cannot\r\n            <lb />be a judge whether it has been of\r\n            <lb />service to her or not. She begs\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen to let her have\r\n            <lb />his directions as soon as possiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ble; she will be quite impatient\r\n            <lb />till she hears from him having\r\n            <lb />entire faith in his Opinion, she begs\r\n            <lb />likewise, he will be so good as let\r\n            <lb />her know whether he would\r\n            <lb />have her drink the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"4\">Bath water</ingredient>.\r\n            <lb />She has followed exactly the last\r\n            <lb />directions she got from the Doctor\r\n            <lb />&amp; she has taken the <action n=\"16\">Emollient</action> Powder\r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb />when out of order as al<illegible w=\"3\" />t that <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />used the oil &amp; <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphire</ingredient> <treatment n=\"8\">Injection</treatment>\r\n            <lb />pray would you have these things\r\n            <lb />continued to be done -- She desires\r\n            <lb />the Doctor will please to put his\r\n            <lb />answer under Cover to Lord Garlies\r\n            <lb />George-Street, Hanover Square\r\n            <lb />London, &amp; as Lord Garlies does not\r\n            <lb />know who Miss Thomson is, the\r\n            <lb />Doctor will please direct her\r\n            <lb />Letter by her other Name\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>Bath March 21<sup>st</sup> 1765</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n        <div>\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <p>\r\n                    <lb />1765\r\n                </p>\r\n            </annot>\r\n            \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 775, 3, '2012-12-30 17:26:57', 54),
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Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> Pills, three for \r\n                    a dose twice a day.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W C</signed>\r\n            <dateline>19 May 1766</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Graham\r\n                <lb />Eymouth\r\n                <lb />1766\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 784, 2, '2013-04-24 13:34:02', 48),
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Pip</ingredient> â„¥ii <ingredient n=\"17\">N.M.</ingredient> â„¥i\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"22\" t=\"1\">Tr Arom. 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Mr Grant is of a full &amp; strong habit of body -- A <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> or two has been\r\n            <lb />Laid on the part Affected &amp; the Above medicines are still Continued -- as I\r\n            <lb />apprehend the Cold to which his Business necessarily exposes him has Laid\r\n            <lb />a foundation for his present ailment, I have Discharged him from\r\n            <lb />Thinking to officiate in the Winter -- The Medicines he uses have of\r\n            <lb />Late Carried off a Number of <condition n=\"39\">small little Worms</condition>. He would be glad\r\n            <lb />to know if a <treatment n=\"5\">seton</treatment> put in his <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> might be thought proper to Do\r\n            <lb />him service -- Or in case his Distemper Continues he might not try\r\n            <lb />some of the medicinall <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> waters next Summer &amp; to be RecomÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mended to the best\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>Andrew Dunnet</signed>\r\n            <dateline>August 27<sup><u>th</u></sup> 1763</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Mr John Grants Case\r\n                <lb />1763\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 758, 2, '2013-08-26 14:07:17', 75);
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All violent Exercise must be <add place=\"above\">carefully</add> avoided: Dancing might do much\r\n            <lb />harm, even much walking is very improper especially up and downhill,\r\n            <lb />but gentle walking if not too long at one time will be useful &amp;\r\n            <lb />going on hoseback or in a Carriage if moderate &amp; never long at one\r\n            <lb />time will be of service. Towards the end of a month Exercise of\r\n            <lb />all kinds should be avoided unless it is of the most gentle kind.\r\n            <lb />Whatever Exercise occasions fatigue in any degree &amp; particularly\r\n            <lb />if it raises pains of the <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> it is too much.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2. M<sup>rs</sup> Lockharts diet should be light &amp; cooling. Every day at\r\n            <lb />Dinner she should take some light Broth made of any meat that\r\n            <lb />is not fat. She may after it take a bit of chicken, white fowl or other\r\n            <lb />young meat and sometimes a bit of tender mutton especially boiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />led. She may also take a little white Fish as Haddock, Whiting, Flouder\r\n            <lb />but only boiled &amp; served with a plain sauce. She is to abstain from Beef,\r\n            <lb />Pork, Bacon, all kinds of Water fowl Wild fowl and Pigeons. Even of the\r\n            <lb />meats she takes she should take sparingly &amp; never made a full meal of\r\n            <lb />any but rather fill it up with pudding or Vegetables. Of the last she may\r\n            <lb />take <del>her meat</del> what her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> easily digests &amp; with the same condiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion she may take what fruit raw boiled or baked she pleases.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At supper, M<sup>rs</sup> Lockhart should take no meat of any kind but some sort\r\n            <lb />of milk meat that is Milk with fruit, bread, Rice, Sago, Vermicelli,\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />Barly or Flummery.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Tea &amp; Coffee are both bad for M<sup>rs</sup> Lockhart but she may take\r\n            <lb />the first of it always <del>cool</del> weak &amp; taken cool &amp; in this way she may\r\n            <lb />take it for breakfast with dry toast &amp; butter but the last article moÂ¬\r\n            <lb />derately.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Heavy sauces must be avoided &amp; so must all pickles &amp; spiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ceries.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For ordinary drink Toast water or Water boiled and cooled\r\n            <lb />again is the most proper, but she may some times take a little well\r\n            <lb />brewed small beer &amp; sometimes a little White wine may be put to\r\n            <lb />her water. All kinds of strong drink are improper and she should\r\n            <lb />never go farther than a glass o<subst><del>f</del><add place=\"above\">r</add></subst> two of Claret at Dinner &amp;\r\n            <lb />hardly so much at Supper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Let her continue to take the asses milk every morning\r\n            <lb />&amp; to the <choice><abbr>qty</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> of half a mutchkin if her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> bears it. There\r\n            <lb />is nothing <del>more</del> M<sup>rs</sup> Lockhart should be more attentive to than avoiding\r\n            <lb />cold. She must take care never to be much heated by warm chambers\r\n            <lb />or any Exercise, never to make any change to a thinner or lighter\r\n            <lb />dress &amp; to be in general warmly cloathed. She must avoid all moisture\r\n            <lb />&amp; when she contracts <condition n=\"13\">any degree of cold</condition> she should keep at home &amp; keep to a\r\n            <lb />light diet till it is gone off again.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It is absolutely necessary for M<sup>rs</sup> Lockhart <add place=\"above\">to keep her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart></add> regular and easy\r\n            <lb />&amp; for that purpose I have sent an Electuary that I expect will not be\r\n            <lb />disagreable. She will please take a tea spoonful in the morning about\r\n            <lb />two hours after the Asses milk &amp; an hour or half an hour before breakfast\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I hope this dose will answer to give one motion &amp; that is all that is\r\n            <lb />proper; but if she finds that it does either more or less the dose next\r\n            <lb />day is to be diminished or increased to two spoonfuls. In the present\r\n            <lb />state of her constitution I expect she may need a dose every day for\r\n            <lb />some days together but after she is once put into a proper train it will\r\n            <lb />by no means be necessary to take the medecine as often &amp; <unclear>it</unclear> will only\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />be necessary when she has not\r\n            <lb />gone for two days but it should\r\n            <lb />never be omitted a moment\r\n            <lb />longer.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Besides the Electuary I have\r\n            <lb />sent another Medecine which I mean\r\n            <lb />as a <action n=\"31\">strengthening</action> tincture for the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb /><unclear>&amp;</unclear> her whole <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> &amp; hope it may alÂ¬\r\n            <lb />so favour <symptom n=\"28\">perspiration</symptom> &amp; soften her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> she will please to take two table\r\n            <lb />spoonfulls every day about an hour before dinner. 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I thought\r\n            <lb />it proper to let you know what passes with regard to him\r\n            <lb />he has recovered his strength under the Spare Diet.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I expect Sandie would leave London yesterday or this day\r\n            <lb />only, and probably in a few days call on you.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am very Respectfully\r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup> hum serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient humble servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Alex<sup>r.</sup> Wilson</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />Glasgow\r\n                <lb />30 March 1766\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />only 23 days this last Interval\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Mould<note>It is unclear why Cullen(?) has added this list of minerals to this letter, but they may relate to an Edinburgh lecture (this was the last term in which he gave formal lectures on Chemistry).</note>\r\n            <lb />Sand\r\n            <lb />Clay\r\n            <lb />Freestone\r\n            <lb />Limestone\r\n            <lb />Pitcoal\r\n            <lb />Slate\r\n            <lb />Rock Salt\r\n            <lb />Pyrites\r\n            <lb />Gypsum\r\n            <lb />Marle\r\n            <lb />Talk\r\n            <lb />Natrum\r\n        </p>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />1766\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 778, 3, '2013-10-07 13:33:29', 59),
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As you\r\n            <lb />do not bear it you must try <ingredient n=\"63\">Andersons Pills</ingredient> &amp; if it does not gripe or\r\n            <lb />purge you, you should take a Pill frequently so as to prevent <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />rather than have it to cure. If you can easily take Oil I have an \r\n            <lb />excellent remedy to send you <choice><abbr>wch</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I lately received from the <choice><abbr>W.</abbr><expan>West</expan></choice> Indies\r\n            <lb />&amp; I am sure there is no where I shall bestow it with so much pleasure\r\n            <lb />&amp; tho it is scarse &amp; ill to be had nobody shall have any part of it while you\r\n            <lb />have occasion for it. Please order your Carrier to call <add place=\"above\">for it</add> next week\r\n            <lb />and my wife shall have it ready to give him it with its directions --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If you can prevent <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> I hope all your complaints shall be easier\r\n            <lb />but that is not enough and <condition n=\"7\">till thirteen week or more</condition> are fully past\r\n            <lb />you must have much attention to your conduct. Walking excepting\r\n            <lb />in the gentlest manner &amp; for a short time only is very bad for you\r\n            <lb />going a little in the chaise is very allowable but it ought to be always\r\n            <lb />slowly &amp; if possible a smooth road <condition n=\"7\">After Eleven Weeks</condition> you must lay\r\n            <lb />aside all sort of Exercise &amp; lye very much on your couch you should\r\n            <lb />at other times lye down whenever the pain of your <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart> is troublesome\r\n            <lb />whatever Exercise or motion <del>raises</del> raise that pain is likely to do you harm\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In the <condition n=\"7\">Eleventh or twelfth week</condition> if you feel warm are <symptom n=\"71\">easily fluster\'d</symptom> or\r\n            <lb />perceive your <condition n=\"25\">veins full</condition> you may <treatment n=\"1\">let a little blood</treatment> from your <bodypart n=\"1\">Arm</bodypart>, but let\r\n            <lb />it be only a little at first &amp; no more afterwards unless you find great relief from\r\n            <lb />the first.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />From this time forward I would have you keep your diet rather\r\n            <lb />low you must avoid the windy Vegetables except you find a considerable\r\n            <lb />inclination for them &amp; no trouble after <add place=\"above\">taking</add> them but at the same time be\r\n            <lb />sparing of meat &amp; fish &amp; take only the lightest kinds. If you know\r\n            <lb />what is favourable for keeping your <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> easy that I would particularly\r\n            <lb />prefer. For drink I think small beer or a little porter should be the\r\n            <lb />best but in this &amp; in the quantity of your strong drink you must consult\r\n            <lb />your <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>. I think the best wine for you is claret if your <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> bear\r\n            <lb />it but I am ready to believe that of any kind of wine the lest the better -\r\n            <lb />In every respect keep yourself cool avoid the sun warm chambers and many\r\n            <lb />bed cloaths. By all this management I hope you shall avoid a <condition n=\"11\">miscarrige</condition>\r\n            <lb />&amp; whenever you are in another way than the present I hope we can<del>t</del>\r\n            <lb />take other measures for strengthening your constitution &amp; putting you\r\n            <lb />out of the necessity of living Physically\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Madam\r\n                <lb />yours\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 28. May\r\n                <lb />1768\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 386, 2, '2012-11-13 13:43:24', 36),
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All kinds of shell fish we think very\r\n            <lb />improper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />We desire that the Cookery of his meat be plain roasting\r\n            <lb />&amp; boiling &amp; that all fryed &amp; baked meats be avoided - He\r\n            <lb />must avoid <illegible w=\"1\" /> dishes rich sauces &amp; all light seasoning\r\n            <lb />Mustard is the only safe one Vinegar &amp; Pickles &amp; all sower\r\n            <lb />sauces are very unfit for his <condition n=\"3\">gouty</condition> constitution.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If he digest milk easily &amp; it does not make him\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> it is very proper for him at Supper with any kind\r\n            <lb />of grain he likes. -- Of Vegetables he may take his\r\n            <lb />choice only let him avoid any that he finds growe windy or\r\n            <lb />cold upon his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> -- Fruit he must certainly take\r\n            <lb />very sparingly. -- A fresh &amp; soft boiled Egg he may\r\n            <lb />take sometimes but the taking Eggs frequently is not fit for\r\n            <lb />him -- For ordinary drink we think toast &amp; water\r\n            <lb />the only safe &amp; small beer very improper. He may\r\n            <lb />have a little madeira in his water but it ought not to\r\n            <lb />be above a fifth part. Spirits we do not judge proper\r\n            <lb />in any shape for his present ailments but on account\r\n            <lb />of his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> we suppose the may be necessary and when\r\n            <lb />taken desire the may be always in a measured quantity.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Put to water a twelfth part of strong Rum is a good\r\n            <lb />proportion for ordinary drink &amp; for a few glasses after dinner\r\n            <lb />the spirits should never be above an eight part. In either\r\n            <lb />he shouldne take above a Gill of Rum at any meal. The only\r\n            <lb />wines fit for his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> are Madeira or Red Port but in his\r\n            <lb />present situation he should hardly ever take them without\r\n            <lb />water &amp; even then he should never exceed half a Muchkin\r\n            <lb />of Wine at one meal When we mention these measures\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />we do not suppose that he is to take both wine &amp; spirits\r\n            <lb />at the same meal or if he does that the one is to be diminished\r\n            <lb />in <del>pur</del> proportion to the other. -- With this diet we think\r\n            <lb />the Colonel should endeavour to have as often as possible\r\n            <lb />fresh air &amp; gentle Exercise &amp; for this purpose go abroad\r\n            <lb />in a Carriage every forenoon that is tolerably dry &amp; not very\r\n            <lb />cold but nothing is of more consequence to him than avoiding\r\n            <lb />Cold &amp; therefore he should go abroad only <add place=\"above\">in a carriage</add>, &amp; in the forenoons\r\n            <lb />only. During the Winter being abroad in the afternoons &amp;\r\n            <lb />or Evenings is totally inadmissable In the Carriage he\r\n            <lb />must take great to keep his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> warm &amp; manage\r\n            <lb />glass with direction -- A side glass down is very liable\r\n            <lb />to give Cold\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><lb /><choice><abbr>Edinr. Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh October</expan></choice> 19\r\n            <lb />1768</dateline>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                <lb />W<sup>m</sup> Cullen\r\n                <lb />A<sup>m</sup> Austin\r\n                <lb />A<sup>r</sup> Monro\r\n            </signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 411, 2, '2013-04-24 14:00:48', 45),
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Before\r\n            <lb />he enters upon such a Course he should always cleanse\r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> with a <action n=\"32\">vomit</action> or two --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Nothing will contribute more to keep his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> easy\r\n            <lb />than the keeping his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular &amp; tho he has not been\r\n            <lb />remarkably liable to <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> I suspect that his <bodypart n=\"46\">belly</bodypart> is\r\n            <lb />often too slow &amp; is likely to become <symptom n=\"24\">Costive</symptom> &amp; I would have\r\n            <lb />him provided with a proper <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action>. For that purpose I have\r\n            <lb />ordered some Pills of which he may take two or three at bedtime\r\n            <lb />They are designed to be Gently opening &amp; if they Purge much the\r\n            <lb />dose is to be diminished.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If he shall at any time be attacked with such pain of\r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> as he has had lately let him take a tea spoonfull\r\n            <lb />or two of the stomachic Tincture ordered below. The best\r\n            <lb />way of taking the Dose is on a small Lump of sugar &amp; washing\r\n            <lb />it down with a little brandy &amp; water. If upon one dose\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />the pain does not become easier he may repeat it in an hour or\r\n            <lb />less after the first but he must not take more than three doses\r\n            <lb />in one day When he finds occasion to take the medicine he\r\n            <lb />must observe that it has some tendency to make him <symptom n=\"24\">Costive</symptom>\r\n            <lb />&amp; he must therefore take the <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> pills on these evenings\r\n            <lb />that he has to take the tincture.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />These are the remedies for M<sup>r</sup> Stewart but he must still\r\n            <lb />more depend upon a Regimen.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He must abstain entirely from all fermented liquors whether\r\n            <lb />Wine, or malt liquor for tho he may sometimes seem to bear them\r\n            <lb />they have always a tendency to disturb his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>. If he takes\r\n            <lb />any strong drink it must be spirits &amp; water but it should never\r\n            <lb />be to any excess. He must particularly abstain from tea &amp; Coffee.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In Diet he may take a part of any plain meat but must take\r\n            <lb />very sparingly of any salted meat &amp; abstain from fish altogether\r\n            <lb />He must also take very little Cheese &amp; seldom Eggs. Butter\r\n            <lb />if he digests it easily he may take with more freedom and the\r\n            <lb />same thing is to be said of Milk. <del>He <illegible w=\"2\" /></del>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He must avoid all kind of Greens Roots &amp; therefore all kinds\r\n            <lb />of Scotch broth The only root that is safe for him is\r\n            <lb />Potatoes, but he should not take them often or in large\r\n            <lb />quantities at once. The should be full ripe &amp; rather\r\n            <lb />roasted than boiled. Wheatbread or anything made of it\r\n            <lb />is very proper for him &amp; he may likewise take rice in a<add place=\"above\">n</add>y\r\n            <lb />shape but Barley &amp; Oatmeal either in bread or otherwise\r\n            <lb />are not so safe. Mustard &amp; Pepper with any of his food,\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />and especially the first are very proper for him --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He should take never to ride with a full <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp;\r\n            <lb />always to avoid great fatigue\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He must be carefull to avoid Cold &amp; Wet &amp; especially\r\n            <lb />in his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 24. October\r\n                <lb />1768\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Stuart</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">Extract. Cort. Peruvian</ingredient> moll. â„¥j\r\n                    <lb />~ <ingredient n=\"169\">Gentian</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"44\">Sal - Mart</ingredient> Ê’iÅ¿s\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">Syr Balsam.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. massa dividenda\r\n                    <lb />in pil sing gr v. 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Socotorin</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"69\">Myrrh</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb />Extract. <ingredient n=\"169\">Gentian</ingredient> @ Ê’j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr commun</ingredient> q. s. ut f. massa dividenda\r\n                    <lb />in pil sing. gr. v. Mittantur <unclear>videmar</unclear> phiula\r\n                    <lb />signa <action n=\"21\">Laxative Pills</action> two for a dose at bed time\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two drachms of <ingredient n=\"3\">aloes</ingredient>, and one drachm each of <ingredient n=\"69\">myrhh</ingredient>\r\n                    and <ingredient n=\"169\">gentian</ingredient>. With a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">simple syrup</ingredient> make\r\n                    a mass and divide into single pills of five grains each. <unclear>Keep in a bottle</unclear> labelled <action n=\"21\">laxative pills</action>,\r\n                    two for a dose at bed time.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž Elix. <unclear>P. silis</unclear> â„¥ij\r\n                    <lb />Laudan. liq<sup>r</sup> Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb />â„³ signa stomachic Tincture a tea\r\n                    <lb />spoonfull or two for a dose.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two ounces of elixir of <illegible w=\"1\" />, and two ounces of \r\n                    <ingredient n=\"58\">liquor of laudanum</ingredient>. 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When he has got the better of the disposition\r\n        <lb />of the houmour to attack his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> and it is prop\r\n        <lb />perly disposed to go to his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> he will then be enabled to\r\n        <lb />live like other People.\r\n    </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At present in diet he must\r\n\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n\r\n            <lb />abstain from tea or Coffee in the mornings and indeed at\r\n            <lb />all times. For breakfast he may take a weak Chocolate or\r\n            <lb />Bread &amp; Milk but if neither of these are to his mind and he is\r\n            <lb />much in the habit of Drinking Tea he may take Tea but\r\n            <lb />made of some of our own Growth as Sage Rosemary or Balm.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At Dinner he must abstain from Broths especially of the\r\n            <lb />Scotch fashion with Barley Root and Greens. A good &amp; plain\r\n            <lb />soop will not do so much harm. He may take any kind of\r\n            <lb />plain meat roasted or boiled but should avoid fats meats\r\n            <lb />or rather existing much fat. Fish of ay kind he should take\r\n            <lb />seldom and sparingly. All Roots greens and Garden things\r\n            <lb />are at present very improper. Pudding is much safer &amp; as\r\n            <lb />he ought to take great care never to load his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> or to\r\n            <lb />make a full meal of meat he will do well to make up part\r\n            <lb />of his meal Pudding. He may take mustard at pleasure\r\n            <lb />pepper or other spiceries moderately but he ought to\r\n            <lb />take no pickles of any kind and Vinegar very sparingly.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For ordinary drink Toast Water is the Best and all kind\r\n            <lb />of malt liquor is extremely improper. I wish also that he\r\n            <lb />would abstain from all kinds of Wine for some time, Claret,\r\n            <lb />Rhenish and all small bodied Wines are particularly\r\n            <lb />bad for him. If he takes any at all it must be a very good MadeiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ra or red Port and these with water but the most proper drink\r\n            <lb />I take to be spirits and Water with very little sugar and no\r\n            <lb />sowring at all of this at any time he may take a few glasses\r\n            <lb />but intoxication or any approach to it will do a great deal\r\n            <lb />of harm.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At supper he may take an Egg or a bit of meat\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />but it should be a very little only and a full supper will\r\n            <lb />always be very hurtfull.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />With this Diet let M<sup>r</sup> Stewart take a good deal of\r\n            <lb />excercise especially on horseback. Moderate Walking will\r\n            <lb />be of service but any fatigue in walking will do harm.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In taking Exercise let him carefully avoid wet and Cold\r\n            <lb />and particularly in his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>. Let his shoes be thick\r\n            <lb />and his stockings warm. He may be the better of frequently\r\n            <lb />changing his understockings and of wearing woollen footsocks\r\n            <lb />in the night time\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Let him avoid late hours and frequent commerce with\r\n            <lb />the Sex.<note>Common contemporary term for \'women\'.</note>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />These Rules observed will do a great deal to <subst><add place=\"above\">relieve</add><del>remove</del></subst>\r\n            <lb />all M<sup>r</sup> Stewarts Complaints and almost supersede the use\r\n            <lb />of Medecine whereas without this regimen no medicines\r\n            <lb />whatever will cure him.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In the way of Medecine I advise him to take half\r\n            <lb />a muchkin of Lime Water every morning and an hour or\r\n            <lb />half an hour before dinner and again between seven and eight at night\r\n            <lb />let him take the Tincture and Drops ordered below. The Tincture and\r\n            <lb />Drops are to be taken for a fortnight together and no longer.\r\n            <lb />They must be then laid aside for a fortnight at least and he\r\n            <lb />should only return to them when any accident has brought\r\n            <lb />back his Complaints. The moderate Use of these Medecines\r\n            <lb />may be of service but the long continued use of them would\r\n            <lb />do harm.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup> 26 Nov<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh 26 November</expan></choice> 1768</dateline>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. Peruv.</ingredient> cont â„¥Å¿s <ingredient n=\"21\">Aurant.</ingredient> Ê’ij <ingredient n=\"201\">Canell. alb.</ingredient> Ê’j Contusis affunde Aq.\r\n                    <lb />bull. lb. Macera per noctem &amp; colature adde <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tinct. Cort. Peruv.</ingredient> â„¥iv signa\r\n                    <lb />Stomachic Tincture two table spoonfulls for a dose twice a day\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take half an ounce of crushed <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian bark</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"21\">orange <unclear>peel</unclear></ingredient>,\r\n                    and one drachm of crushed <ingredient n=\"201\">white cinnamon</ingredient>. Pour over one pint of boiling water. Knead overnight, sieve\r\n                    and add four ounces of <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">tincture of Peruvian bark</ingredient>. Label: Stomachic Tincture, two tablespoonfulls for a dose twice a day.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"129\">Tinct. Mart.</ingredient> â„¥iÅ¿s <ingredient n=\"136\">Aromat.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s â„³ sig. <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Drops</action> thirty to be\r\n                    <lb />taken in half a gill of water after every dose of the Tincture.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take one and a half ounces of <ingredient n=\"129\">Tincture of Mars</ingredient> and half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"136\">aromatics</ingredient>.\r\n                    Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Drops</action>, thirty to be taken in half a gill of water after every dose of the Tincture.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 414, 3, '2013-09-06 19:52:08', 77),
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I believe that\r\n            <lb />he has had a good deal of <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> but if that is given in small doses &amp; these at long\r\n            <lb />intervals he may not have had so much benefit from a pound as he might have\r\n            <lb />had from an ounce. I advise therefore that if there is still occasion and place\r\n            <lb />for it that he may take in doses of a dram &amp; these every hour till he has taken an ounce\r\n            <lb />I need not say that it is to be taken between the <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> but it is not always attended to that\r\n            <lb />the nearer that is taken to the next expected <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> is the better. Thus a <condition n=\"18\">Quartan</condition>\r\n            <lb />it is of more service on the third than on the second day, &amp; so in a <condition n=\"18\">tertian</condition> if the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> does not come till Noon or after it let <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> be given in the morning &amp; forenoon\r\n            <lb />of that day rather than on the day before\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />Tho M<sup>r</sup> Clerks <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> continued to be irregular as when the Case was drawn\r\n            <lb />up I would not avoid giving <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> at any time when the <symptom n=\"15\">pulse was well\r\n            <lb />settled</symptom> but let it be as near to the next <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> as can be judged or if the intermission\r\n            <lb />is never so perfect as to allow of this let pains be taken by small doses of <action n=\"14\">Emetics</action>\r\n            <lb />to form the <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> procurd better intervals or perhaps remove them altogether.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />From five to ten grains of <ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecacuana</ingredient> may be given at any time of the <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> before\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom> comes on. It is not amiss that he <symptom n=\"3\">reach or vomit</symptom> a little but much\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> is by no means proper. If he bears the <action n=\"14\">Emetics</action> easily it may <del>not</del> be proper to\r\n            <lb />give him a quartam of a grain of <ingredient n=\"11\">Tartar Emetic</ingredient> dissolved in Water when a fit comes\r\n            <lb />on and to repeat it every quarter of an hour till he becomes sick. This I think better\r\n            <lb />than giving it at longer intervals &amp; is of little service on the intermediate days.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When by these means you either get the <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> put away or <del><unclear>a</unclear></del> better formed &amp; put away with\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient> let <ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient> be continued daily but given at the interval of some days\r\n            <lb />&amp; then in full doses. This in a <illegible w=\"1\" /> if a <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> is stopt on monday let <ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient> be\r\n            <lb />repeated first to obviate <symptom n=\"5\">the fit</symptom> that should concern the <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> Wednesday\r\n            <lb />then to obviate that should come on the Sunday after &amp; lastly what should come\r\n            <lb />on the <del>satday</del> saturday -- This is commonly enough especially at this\r\n            <lb />season to prevent a relapse &amp; at each of these times an ounce of <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> in\r\n            <lb />substance should be given but none at all in the intervalls. If the <condition n=\"10\">irregular\r\n            <lb />fever</condition> &amp; <symptom n=\"55\">drowsiness</symptom> still continued I expect little benefit from the <treatment n=\"4\">perpetual\r\n                <lb />blister</treatment> in his <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> but I would advice a <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> to his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> taking care it is\r\n            <lb />kept no longer on than is just necessary to raise the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> or make it run &amp; let\r\n            <lb />it be heated up again in Course for a fresh <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> will be of much more service\r\n            <lb />than any <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment>. His taking a glass of Madeira is very allowable &amp; his going abroad\r\n            <lb />when he can on horseback but more especially in a machine is very proper\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />For the Complaints of the <bodypart n=\"55\">Urinary Passages</bodypart> I think\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Clerk has hitherto been managed very properly and\r\n            <lb />the measures are to be continued.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The <ingredient n=\"61\">Uva Ursi</ingredient> is not improper for his <condition n=\"18\">intermittent</condition>\r\n            <lb />&amp; should therefore be imployed as often as possible. I\r\n            <lb />find it often necessary to go to three drams or half an ounce\r\n            <lb />in a day.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />His <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> is to be kept not only regular but easy\r\n            <lb />&amp; the <action n=\"21\">Lenative</action> Electuary of <ingredient n=\"497\">Pil. rufi</ingredient> are very proper\r\n            <lb />especially the first\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The Urine is to be kept mild by mucilaginous\r\n            <lb />drinks either made of the <ingredient n=\"98\">AlthÓ•ea</ingredient> or of the Gums or for a\r\n            <lb />change the <ingredient n=\"149\">Linsteed</ingredient> may be employed\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When pains are more especially urgent it is\r\n            <lb />very allowable to mitigate them by the <ingredient n=\"237\">Pil. <unclear>Saponaced</unclear></ingredient>,\r\n            <lb />or other such <action n=\"34\">anodyne</action>, but while his <condition n=\"45\">comatose state</condition>\r\n            <lb />continues I would I would as sparing of the <action n=\"34\">anodynes</action>\r\n            <lb />as possible and at all times care must be taken to obÂ¬\r\n            <lb />viate their effects in binding the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />These are the only remidies, to be employed just\r\n            <lb />now but as soon as by Remidies or the weather the <condition n=\"18\">inÂ¬\r\n                <lb />termittent disorder</condition> is removed it will then be proper\r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb />to think of other remidies for the <symptom n=\"27\">urinary complaints</symptom>\r\n            <lb />&amp; these Remidies must be different according as it is\r\n            <lb />determined of what nature his complaints are.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have a strong suspicion that there is <symptom n=\"32\">gravel</symptom>\r\n            <lb />perhaps a small <condition n=\"17\">stone in his <bodypart n=\"56\">bladder</bodypart></condition> &amp; no <condition n=\"32\">ulcer</condition> but that is\r\n            <lb />not certain &amp; the latter may be truly the Case - I would be\r\n            <lb />much determined by a view of the matter that is voided with\r\n            <lb />the Urine. If that is very viscid &amp; glutinous draws out in\r\n            <lb />long threads &amp; when drawn out of the urine is very clean I\r\n            <lb />would conclude it Mucus &amp; owing to a <condition n=\"17\">stone</condition> but if the\r\n            <lb />the matter is less viscid &amp; more manifestly friable &amp; both\r\n            <lb />in &amp; out of the urine it is more opake &amp; white I would susÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pect it to be Pus &amp; derived from <condition n=\"32\">an Ulcer</condition>. Something also\r\n            <lb />may be derived from the smell but <del>no</del> certainly as the\r\n            <lb />Mucus is often more fÅ“tid than the Pus.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If the matter shall be judged the first I would advise\r\n            <lb />Lime water &amp; <ingredient n=\"54\">Soap</ingredient> Leys, taking care however that the last\r\n            <lb />does not increase the pains of the <bodypart n=\"55\">urinary passages</bodypart> for if\r\n            <lb />it does it must be laid aside.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />On the other hand if the discharge is manifestly\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"86\">purilent</condition> the Soap Leys would be very hurtfull &amp; tho the <ingredient n=\"32\">Lime\r\n            <lb />water</ingredient> might be continued yet I expect little benefit from it\r\n            <lb />&amp; the only remedy I would advise is an <action n=\"1\">alterative</action> <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />Course for which I need not give particular directions\r\n        </p>\r\n\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <signed>William Cullen.</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup>:</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 4<sup>th</sup> June 1768</dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 388, 2, '2012-11-13 14:15:01', 80),
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I wished to have got clear of any\r\n            <lb />suspicion of <condition n=\"20\">Venereal Infection</condition> but am sorry I can not nor can I say that\r\n            <lb />it is yet entirely washed out. However <add place=\"above\">disagreable</add> this Opinion may be to the\r\n            <lb />patient it is not so bad as amusing a person with false security &amp; allowing\r\n            <lb />a pernicious mischief to remain in the body. I am clearly of\r\n            <lb />Opinion that something more is necessary to be done and I still think that\r\n            <lb />the Pills advised in my last one very proper &amp; if properly employed may\r\n            <lb />be of great service. But I cannot advise <del><illegible w=\"2\" /></del> trusting to these alone\r\n            <lb />I am perswaded that it is necessary <add place=\"above\">to</add> throw in a little more <ingredient n=\"2\">mercury</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />In the manner of using it there is no choise, the anointing in most cases\r\n            <lb />is proper <del><illegible w=\"2\" /></del> Here it is the only measure admissible &amp; during\r\n            <lb />the present warm weather it can be employed without any confinement.\r\n            <lb />I would advise the bigness of a small bean of the ointment formerly employed\r\n            <lb />to be anointed on the <bodypart n=\"18\">thighs</bodypart> at bedtime. This may be done for two or three\r\n            <lb />nights together but it will always be proper after a second or third night\r\n            <lb />to intermitt it for one night or two. A close watch must be kept over the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> &amp; as soon as any Copper taste or other unusual <symptom n=\"61\">nauseous</symptom> taste\r\n            <lb />is observed or the least <symptom n=\"14\">taint on the breath</symptom> is perceived the ointment\r\n            <lb />must be intermitted for several nights &amp; only returned to as these symptoms\r\n            <lb />wear of. This is not only necessary to prevent any discourg of\r\n            <lb />bystanders but is also prudent with respect to cold as it is never safe to\r\n            <lb />push the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> far without close confinement. But even such a\r\n            <lb />slight course when continued a long time will do as well &amp; sometimes\r\n            <lb />better than a Course pushed <del>further</del> faster to a higher degree. I hope\r\n            <lb />at this season it may be employed with secresy &amp; safety and I hope and trust\r\n                <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n                <lb />it will in the Course of this Summer wash out every remain of\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"20\">Venereal Taint</condition>. I percieve how desireable it is to manage this matter\r\n            <lb />without confinement &amp; I think it may but I would however advise that in <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del>\r\n            <lb />cases of wet &amp; colder weather the Air is avoided as much as possible and\r\n            <lb />especially when the <del>Length</del> <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> has come the length of Producing <symptom n=\"28\">sweats</symptom>\r\n            <lb />or of threatening the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>. In this Course perhaps the Diet must perhaps\r\n            <lb />of necessity take the common run of the family or must perhaps be regulated\r\n            <lb />by the Peculiar circumstances of the Lady\'s <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> but so far as consistent\r\n            <lb />with these I advise the Diet to be very light &amp; as much as possible of Milk\r\n            <lb />&amp; Milkmeats. This is the whole of the advice I can offer with regard to the\r\n            <lb />symptoms I am consulted about, but I now percieve there are many\r\n            <lb />other ailments in this constitution that require attention attention and\r\n            <lb />management, but I neither know enough of these to prescribe for them\r\n            <lb />nor to a person otherwise provided with medical friends is my advice\r\n            <lb />necessary &amp; I have only to say that as far as I can percieve there is no part\r\n            <lb />of what I have advised that is incompatible with the constitution\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The Pills I advised in my last seem rather proper for it and with regard to the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> nothing more occurrs to be observed but that the disposition of the\r\n            <lb /><del>&amp;</del> constitution to <symptom n=\"34\">feverish fits</symptom> and the readiness of the <bodypart n=\"2\">mercury</bodypart> to incite\r\n            <lb />these requires more caution in pushing this than would be required in\r\n            <lb />other cases. I must conlude with observing thre are many circumstances\r\n            <lb />in this affair that touch me with much concern and if I can on <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> any\r\n            <lb />occasion or with regard to the smallest doubt or difficulty to be of further service\r\n            <lb />I shall from my heart give the best advice I can\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 4. June 1768</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 389, 2, '2012-11-13 14:27:12', 45),
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D. has been in for some time past is very unsuiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />table to taking the milk early &amp; he ought to bring himself by degrees to get\r\n            <lb />out of bed more early for that purpose &amp; many other reasons. -- This However\r\n            <lb />is to be done by degrees only &amp; when he goes to the Highlands first let him take\r\n            <lb />his sleep as usual but every day after that let him be taken out of bed a quarter\r\n            <lb />of an hour &amp; no more sooner than the day before so that in the course of eight\r\n            <lb />days he gets up at a reasonable time. This ought to be steadily and\r\n            <lb />exactly performed &amp; tho he should be under <symptom n=\"28\">a little sweat</symptom> when wakes in the\r\n            <lb />morning it is no objection to his rising for such <symptom n=\"28\">sweats</symptom> do no service &amp; should\r\n            <lb />not be encouraged, only it will be proper to dry his <symptom n=\"49\">skin</symptom> well &amp; perhaps change\r\n            <lb />his shirt before he gets up.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He is to begin the Goat whey by a small quantity at first not\r\n            <lb />above a gill &amp; to increase <add place=\"above\">it only</add> every two days by half a gill at a time by which his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> will be brought to bear &amp; digest more than if had begun with a larger\r\n            <lb />quantity. The quantity he is at length to take must be regulated by his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />but in my opinion it should be less &amp; never more than a chopin\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Whatever quantity he takes above a gill must be divided into\r\n            <lb />several draughts leaving an interval of half an hour between each\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He may always taken the first draught of the whey abed and in\r\n            <lb />the course of eight days he may even take a second, but after he is come to bear\r\n            <lb />rising more early he should be always out of bed to take the second and following\r\n            <lb />draughts and if the weather allows of it to walk out a little between the draughts ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When he has finished the whole of the whey let him get on horseback\r\n            <lb />&amp; let his horse walk gently without trotting for an hour --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />After this airing let him take break fast &amp; half an hour after or a little\r\n            <lb />more let him get on horseback again for his forenoons ride. The motion\r\n            <lb />in this should be gentle but unless the circumstances of heat or Rain prevent it\r\n            <lb />should be continued for three hours at least. This is indeed to be adapted to\r\n            <lb />his strength but short rides do little service &amp; M<sup>r</sup> D. has taken none hitherto\r\n            <lb />that could be of much.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> D. should always rest for two hours after dinner but a game\r\n            <lb />at backgammon or other light amusement is better for him than sleeping\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />About six in the Evening when the weather is very mild he may\r\n            <lb />ride out for an hour or two but he must take particular care to avoid being\r\n            <lb />abroad when the Easterly winds blow cold or when there is the least degree of \r\n            <lb />Easterly Fog ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It is indeed of great consequence for M<sup>r</sup> Douglas to avoid Cold\r\n            <lb />but in studying that he seems to have run into a contrary extream &amp; covered\r\n            <lb />himself too much. It is difficult to give positive directions in this matter and\r\n            <lb />I can only say that the cooler he is kept &amp; the more fresh air he can admit of\r\n            <lb />without <condition n=\"13\">catching cold</condition> it is the better.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />During the goat whey course M<sup>r</sup> Dougla\'s diet is to be as hitherto\r\n            <lb />&amp; I am fully perswaded that the coolest &amp; lightest is the best for him and if\r\n            <lb />altogether without Animal Food it is my opinion the better. I dont suppose\r\n            <lb />he is to drink any Goat Whey in the Evening but if he can get a little quite\r\n            <lb />fresh to take with a bit of toasted <del>water</del> bread for supper it is very proper --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In the way of medicine the Paregoric is to be continued but no other\r\n            <lb />is to be taken but as occasion may require. He may carry the <action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action> pills\r\n            <lb />along with him but should now intermitt them for some time unless some stoppage\r\n            <lb />of expectoration seem to require them\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If any <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> should come on it must be removed either by a\r\n            <lb />little <ingredient n=\"34\">sulphur</ingredient> or by a tea spoonfull or two or the <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Powder taken\r\n            <lb />in the first draught of his whey.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />On the other hand if the goat whey is disposed to purge him it must\r\n            <lb />be immediately intermitted or let alone altogether ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In case of the wheys purging him or whether or not he may after having\r\n            <lb />taken the whey for two or three weeks by the Goats milk taking it in smaller\r\n            <lb />quantity &amp; only so much as his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> is quite master of. -- At first trials\r\n            <lb />he may take a little milk for the first dose and take a draught or two of whey\r\n            <lb />at proper intervals after it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At any time if the whey proves windy he may take a tea\r\n            <lb />spoonfull of <ingredient n=\"195\">Sal Volatile</ingredient> in one of his draughts ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 4<sup>th.</sup> June 1768.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 390, 2, '2013-08-15 12:18:13', 45);
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But to come to the Point \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />His diet must be of middle kind. He must avoid Bacon, Pork, all\r\n            <lb />fat meat &amp; heavy, Sauces. He must be sparing of Beef &amp; Mutton but when\r\n            <lb />very good &amp; tender and take chiefly Whitemeats; Veal Lamb, Whitefowl,\r\n            <lb />Rabbit or tripe. -- Of Water fowl, Wild fowl &amp; Pigeons He should take\r\n            <lb />seldom &amp; always sparingly -- Of Fish He should avoid the heavier\r\n            <lb />kinds as salmon Herrings &amp; Shellfish but may sometimes take a little\r\n            <lb />Haddock Codling or Whiting boiled &amp; with a very plain sauce -- \r\n            <lb />He should never make a full meal of meat but fill it up with pudding\r\n            <lb />or Vegetables - Of the first he may take of pleasure but the lighter\r\n            <lb />they are made the better. Of Vegetables He must make some choise, all\r\n            <lb />raw Vegetables as Sallad or Cucumber. He must abstain from Green Pease\r\n            <lb />Turnep, Colly flower &amp; artichoke when they <del><illegible w=\"2\" /></del> first come in\r\n            <lb />season &amp; while they are young &amp; tender He may take but when they grow\r\n            <lb />older they are improper. Cabbage &amp; any other he finds prove windy on his\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> he should not taste &amp; in general he should never take\r\n            <lb />largely of greens or Roots at one time. -- Raw fruit are uncertain and he\r\n            <lb />should take them cautiously baked or boiled fruit are safe --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He should take meat only at dinner. At supper he may some time take\r\n            <lb />an Egg but seldom &amp; rather make his meat of milk with bread or some kind\r\n            <lb />of grain. <del>He shoul</del> His milk should always be plain, &amp; cream is very\r\n            <lb />improper. If he digests milk well He might do well to take a little warm\r\n            <lb />Cows milk every morning - but unless he digests it <del>with</del> easily he should\r\n            <lb />let it alone. Butter if at all should be taken very sparingly. - A bit of cheese\r\n            <lb />such as People commonly take after meals is allowable but he should take but\r\n            <lb />a little only. -- For breakfast He may take milk or water gruel Weak chocoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />late or Cocoa Tea but must abstain entirely from Common tea or Coffee\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As his strength depends upon his <del>digestion</del> nourishment &amp; this upon\r\n            <lb />his digestion I have taken Pains to direct his <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> conduct and I hope\r\n            <lb />he will be guided by it as his Diet is more consequence than young folks are\r\n            <lb />apt to imagine\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It is of much consequence still to attend to his drinking and in the first\r\n            <lb />place it is moderation in quantity rather than any nice choise in the quality of his drink\r\n            <lb />that I would insist on. He may take two or three glasses of wine every day after\r\n            <lb />dinner or two or three glasses of Punch &amp; if he keep to that number it may be of what\r\n            <lb />kind comes in his way but if he observes any soreness or wind <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> in his <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> he must take care of his wine to confine himself to Madeira or Red Port\r\n            <lb />&amp; even if these fret in the least on his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> he must take his Punch wothout\r\n            <lb />Sowring &amp; perhaps without Sugar. Malt Liquors of all kinds I think improper\r\n            <lb />&amp; ordinary drink he should take toast water --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To this diet he should give a great deal of Exercise on horseback but his\r\n            <lb />motion should be gentle &amp; easy &amp; in warm weather he should avoid the heat of the\r\n            <lb />sun. Much walking is very improper &amp; especially to the degree of heating him &amp;\r\n            <lb />therefore Dancing is hardly safe.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He may be the better for doing a little business but much application\r\n            <lb />or sitting for any time at accompts is very bad for him --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He should go to bed betimes in the Evening and should not lye long in the\r\n            <lb />mornings\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To all these observances let him join Cold bathing and there is no\r\n            <lb />better way of taking this than by his sitting down naked in a tub &amp; having a\r\n            <lb />a large Bason or two of water poured upon his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart>. Let the Water\r\n            <lb />employed be taken from a spring or pump &amp; be exactly measured. At first put\r\n            <lb />to this water an eight part of water from a boiling Bottle but every day after keep\r\n            <lb />out an eight part of the boiling water so that he may be brought by degrees to bear\r\n            <lb />it quite cold. This management will render it quite safe --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If the above directions are steadily pursued for the Course of this Summer\r\n            <lb />I have no doubt of M<sup>r</sup> Ingrams being quite well or at least far advanced towards\r\n            <lb />being so &amp; that without the use of <add place=\"above\">any</add> medicine whatever. He has already had\r\n            <lb /><del>the</del> some of the most <add place=\"above\">proper</add> <action n=\"31\">strengthening</action> medicines in pretty large quantity but it\r\n            <lb />is for that very reason I would have them no laid aside, but when any new\r\n            <lb />circumstances shall cast up, I shall be very ready to give them\r\n        </p>\r\n<closer>\r\n    <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n    <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 27<sup>th</sup> May 1768</dateline>\r\n</closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 385, 2, '2013-08-15 14:12:36', 65),
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The Dose should be such as to keep the <del><bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart></del> body\r\n            <lb />open &amp; no more for I think <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> might be hurtfull to the Governor\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Breakfast should not be taken till an hour after the whole of\r\n            <lb />the whey is taken.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The Diet along with Goat whey may be the same as at other\r\n            <lb />times only the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> should be kept always light. Fish should be taken seldom\r\n            <lb />&amp; very sparingly &amp; much of greens or Roots especially of the Cold or more windy\r\n            <lb />kinds should be avoided.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In drink all kinds of fermented liquors whether wines or ales\r\n            <lb />are improper &amp; if any strong drink is necessary the best is water with a\r\n            <lb />little spirits without any souring and with very little or no sugar.\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />However if this is disagreeable &amp; wine has been usually taken a little\r\n            <lb />Madeira or sherry may be taken at dinner &amp; supper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Nothing secures the good effects of Goat whey more than being much\r\n            <lb />in the Open air &amp; taking a great deal of gentle Exercise on horseback or in\r\n            <lb />a Carriage.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I should have said above that is enough<del>t</del> to take the Goat whey once\r\n            <lb />a day for the Evening hardly affords a Convenient time for it unless a person\r\n            <lb />can take it alone for supper\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 30<sup>th</sup>. May.\r\n                <lb />1768.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For Governor Glen</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"125\"> Tartar. Solubil.</ingredient> â„¥ii\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar. Alb. duriss.</ingredient> â„¥i\r\n                    <lb />Terito. simul in pulverem &amp; mitte in Phiala patule oris bene obturata\r\n                    <lb />Signa <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> Salts two three or four to a spoon fulls for a dose\r\n                    <lb />to be taken in a draught of Goat whey\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"125\">soluble tartar</ingredient> and one ounce of <ingredient n=\"50\">hard white sugar </ingredient>.\r\n                    Grind into a powder &amp; put into a stopped bottle. Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> Salts, two, three or four\r\n                    spoonfulls for a dose, to be taken in a draught of Goat whey.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>30<sup>th</sup>. May. 1768</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W C</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 387, 2, '2012-11-13 13:56:53', 52),
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Let these two spoonfulls of the drops be\r\n            <lb />poured into a tea Cup, &amp; this put into a Bason of Warm water\r\n            <lb />till the dose is a little warmed.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This dose is to be taken three times a day that is in the\r\n            <lb />morning before Breakfast, an hour before dinner &amp; again\r\n            <lb />at going to bed. If the morning dose is disagreable it may be\r\n            <lb />let alone &amp; a dose may be taken an hour or two before\r\n            <lb />Supper in place of it\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />These Doses are to be continued in the same manner\r\n            <lb />for four of five days that some judgement may be fo<add place=\"above\">r</add>med\r\n            <lb />of their effects as I shall say presently but if in five days they\r\n            <lb />shew no sensible effects the doses are to be increased <add place=\"above\">to</add> thirty\r\n            <lb />six drops &amp; some days after on the same conditions to\r\n            <lb />forty eight\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It is expected that these drops will Operate chiefly by\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">perspiration &amp; sweat</symptom> &amp; if the last appears evident the doses\r\n            <lb />are enough but if it does not the doses may be increased by\r\n            <lb />degrees unless other effects in the <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> or in the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> appear\r\n            <lb />at the same time - If the doses give a very manifest increase\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />of urine it will be equally a proof that the doses are enough\r\n            <lb />&amp; need not be in<add place=\"above\">c</add>reased for some time - If the medicine\r\n            <lb />takes to the <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> &amp; shews a disposition to purge; this is\r\n            <lb />the least desireable effect of it &amp; must be avoided. The means\r\n            <lb />are 1. by taking the doses at longer Intervals as I proposed\r\n            <lb />in the first place or 2. by taking only two doses a day till the\r\n            <lb />medicine has found its way into the <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> or 3 by taking with\r\n            <lb />the Evening dose twenty or twenty five drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudunum</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />which will probably be only necessary for two or three times\r\n            <lb />It must be noted that if the medicine can not be easily\r\n            <lb />prevented from Running of by the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> it will either\r\n            <lb />not answer the Purpose of clearing the <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> by the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> <choice><abbr>wh<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />is the Chief Intention as it will render the Course much longer\r\n            <lb />&amp; too tedious\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The most common effect of the Medicine when it\r\n            <lb />does not go by the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> is to go to the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>. It may do both\r\n            <lb />together &amp; if the effects on the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> are moderated it will give\r\n            <lb />no Inter<subst><del>mission</del><add place=\"above\">ruption</add></subst> to the Course tho it may limit the Doses.\r\n            <lb />If therefore after four or five days any <symptom n=\"14\">taint is percieved in\r\n            <lb />the breath</symptom>, any Copper tasted in the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> &amp; much more still\r\n            <lb />if any soreness is felt in the <bodypart n=\"2\">Gums</bodypart> or uneasiness in chewing,\r\n            <lb />the doses must be omitted one, two, or three of them or all\r\n            <lb />them according to the degree of these effects. - If attention\r\n            <lb />is given to observe the first <symptom n=\"14\">taint of the breath</symptom> it will be\r\n            <lb />enough to Omit the morning Dose only &amp; next day as the\r\n            <lb />taint increases to Omit the Noon or afternoon dose unless\r\n            <lb />it still increases <del>to</del> with other effits for a third day it will\r\n            <lb />not be necessary to Omit the bedtime dose. I shall think\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />if very disagreeable to keep up a little <symptom  n=\"14\">taint in the breath</symptom>\r\n            <lb />for the whole Course &amp; if at the same time ay <symptom n=\"28\">sweating</symptom> goes\r\n            <lb />on there will be little fear of the symptoms rising fast in the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"2\">mouth</symptom> however it is proper to proceed with caution &amp; nevere to\r\n            <lb />push the symptoms in the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> but to keep to the lowest\r\n            <lb />quantity that effects the breath &amp; whenever that increases\r\n            <lb />especially with other symptoms there, let doses be Omitted in\r\n            <lb />part or in the whole till these symptoms diminish but as soon\r\n            <lb />as that happens let them be repeated Again this is <del>nes</del> necessary\r\n            <lb />to render the Course both more effectual &amp; shorter -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The length of the Course is not to be determined before trial\r\n            <lb />It should certainly be so long as to clear the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> very entirely\r\n            <lb />unless that proves so tedious as either to make us dispair of it\r\n            <lb />or to exhaust M<sup>rs</sup> Oswalds patience or that some circumstances\r\n            <lb />or accidents render it improper to be continued. The last I do\r\n            <lb />not forsee with any such probability as to make me mention\r\n            <lb />mere possibilities. I hope no such thing shall happen but that\r\n            <lb />the Course shall go on easily &amp; speedily answer the purpose\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I do not however expect that any thing <del>shall happen that</del>\r\n            <lb />less than six weeks or two months will do the business\r\n            <lb />&amp; if it shall happen that the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; every part of the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />is cleared sooner I would not advise trusting to that but that\r\n            <lb />if the Course with any tolerable ease it should at any rate\r\n            <lb />be continued for two months.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have now to add the Regimen I think necessary to render\r\n            <lb />the Course both safe &amp; effectual.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The Bedchamber ought to be large rather than small\r\n            <lb />&amp; such as Can be kept moderately warm without much\r\n            <lb />fire liable to no draughs or Sifling<note>Rare derivation from \'Siffle\' meaning \'to blow with a sibilant sound; to whistle, hiss\' (OED).</note> Airs as we call them\r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />It ought to have <del>to</del> a constant fire &amp; therefore will never\r\n            <lb />need a large one. M<sup>rs</sup> Oswald should never sit in sight of\r\n            <lb />the fire or so as to be heated by it. If the medicine does never\r\n            <lb />more than <del>heat</del> <symptom n=\"14\">taint her breath</symptom> she is not to be confined to\r\n            <lb />this bedchamber - but for the most part of the day may go into\r\n            <lb />another that is on the same floor &amp; communicates with it\r\n            <lb />without her being obliged to go into any Stair case Lobby or\r\n            <lb />passage in passing from the one to the other - This DrawÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing Room should have the same conditions as the bedchamber\r\n            <lb />&amp; she may pass at pleasure from the one to the other\r\n            <lb />except it shall happen that her <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> becomes sore &amp;\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom> &amp; she is disposed to <symptom n=\"76\">spit</symptom> &amp; in this Case she must\r\n            <lb />keep to the bedchamber till these symptoms are gone of\r\n            <lb />When she quiets either of these three Rooms they may\r\n            <lb />be rubbed &amp; swept &amp; even the windows set up for a few\r\n            <lb />minutes <add place=\"above\">but</add> they must never be washed or wetted\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In dress M<sup>rs</sup> Oswald should take to one she can <del>commit</del>\r\n            <lb />conveniently keep <del>to</del> during the whole course for changes of\r\n            <lb />any kind would be hazardous. If her chambers are managed\r\n            <lb />as I have directed she will need no additional Covers only\r\n            <lb />let her <del>put</del> <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> &amp; her <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart> to be kept well\r\n            <lb />&amp; uniformly covered let the Carpet be always under her feet\r\n            <lb />&amp; let a cloath be hung from the bottom of the chair to the floor\r\n            <lb />that no cold air may come from behind upon her <bodypart n=\"24\">heels</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />&amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> &amp; if she sits between a bed &amp; the fire let a cloath be\r\n            <lb />hung down from the bedstead to the floor to prevent all\r\n            <lb />draught from under the bed if the medicine does not affect\r\n            <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            <lb />her <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> or if it only affects her breath she will need no\r\n            <lb />covering about her <bodypart n=\"79\">Chops</bodypart> but if the symptoms in her <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />shall at any time be more considerable it will be very\r\n            <lb />proper to tye up her <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"79\">chops</bodypart> from <bodypart n=\"7\">Ear</bodypart> to <bodypart n=\"7\">Ear</bodypart> with\r\n            <lb />flannel.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />During this Course it will be very necessary for M<sup>rs</sup> Oswald\r\n            <lb />to live low for unless the medicine &amp; diet together take down\r\n            <lb />her body a good deal I shall not expect much good from it.\r\n            <lb />Let her begin for a week <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> <add place=\"above\">or</add> ten days before she takes\r\n            <lb />the medicine to take down her diet by taking meat only\r\n            <lb />a day &amp; then to let her take only of the lighter kinds let\r\n            <lb />her take that also more sparingly &amp; fill up her meal with\r\n            <lb />pudding for Roots &amp; greens must be taken very cautiously\r\n            <lb />&amp; seldom. After entering upon the Course I would have her\r\n            <lb />observe this low diet <add place=\"above\">still</add> more exactly, I do not desire her\r\n            <lb />to give up meat entirely but if two or three days of the week\r\n            <lb />are entirely meagre days it will be the better &amp; if it should\r\n            <lb />happen that the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> goes more to the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> than we\r\n            <lb />desire with <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"76\">spitting</symptom> it will be absolutely\r\n            <lb />then necessary <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> to abstain from all meat &amp;\r\n            <lb />at other times you will understand it ought to be in proporÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tions every day she may have a Bason of broth made\r\n            <lb />of chicken or other lean mean but not very strong - At\r\n            <lb />Breakfast she may take tea as usual with dry toast as\r\n            <lb />a very little butter upon it. Her supper should be always\r\n            <lb />some kind of milk meat.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For drink it will be proper for her to take it plentiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fully her tea twice a day will be very proper a dish of\r\n            <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n            <lb />of Coffee she may take sometimes but for common\r\n            <lb />it is not so fit if the medcine works easily she may\r\n            <lb />some times take chocolate for breakfast or supper\r\n            <lb />but not Very strong. If she chuses to drink between\r\n            <lb />meals, Water gruel, Barley, water, Milk with two\r\n            <lb />parts of Water or if the medicine shows no tendency\r\n            <lb />to purge, fresh Cow milk whey may <unclear>all</unclear> <subst><del>if</del><add place=\"above\">or</add></subst> either of them\r\n            <lb />be employed she may take them at pleasure &amp; eveery\r\n            <lb />dose of the Drops ought to be washed dow with a pretty\r\n            <lb />good draught of one kind or another. I need hardly\r\n            <lb />say that she ought to take nothing Cold but it is by no means\r\n            <lb />necessary that her drink be very warm. The draught\r\n            <lb />with the bed time dose of Drops may be larger &amp; warmer\r\n            <lb />than other &amp; if she <symptom n=\"28\">sweats a little</symptom> &amp; drink in the night\r\n            <lb />time her drink may then also be a little warmer during the\r\n            <lb />whole of the Course I would have all kind of strong drink\r\n            <lb />avoided I would even put no wine into her gruel or other\r\n            <lb />drink &amp; small beer is very improper this change however\r\n            <lb />of M<sup>rs</sup> Oswalds manner of living must not be made all at\r\n            <lb />once but as for some days before she begins her Course\r\n            <lb />I have desired her to take down her eating so she must hold by\r\n            <lb />her drinking lessening it by degrees so that against\r\n            <lb />she has taken the Medicine four of <del>fife</del> five days her\r\n            <lb />strong may be none at all. <del>I have no</del>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have now only to add that if there can be with\r\n            <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n            <lb />conveniency for it, it will be proper for M<sup>rs</sup> Oswald to\r\n            <lb />have a warm bath the day before she begines her Course &amp;\r\n            <lb />again the second <del>da</del> day or third day after. The Water must\r\n            <lb />be no more than blood warm and she may remain in it for\r\n            <lb />about fifteen or twenty minutes when she comes out of it\r\n            <lb />she must be all dried &amp; dressed as Usual. The best time for it\r\n            <lb />is about six or seven in the Evening and she should keep\r\n            <lb />to her bedchamber for the rest of the Evening\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have yet forgot to speak of the management of <symptom n=\"28\">sweating</symptom>\r\n            <lb />which may occurr. If it proves at time considerable  or\r\n            <lb />if that appears to be the tendency of the Medicine I would have\r\n            <lb />her have flannel next her <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> and if she can possible\r\n            <lb />bear to ly in Blankets with bed linnen for the <symptom n=\"28\">sweating</symptom>\r\n            <lb />in linnen is exposed to many accidents. However I would\r\n            <lb />not wish <del>to take the</del> <symptom n=\"28\">the sweating</symptom> to be considerable and\r\n            <lb />I would not employ <unclear>the</unclear> means to increase it. If it comes spontaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />neously it must have it\'s Course, and it may be dangerous to\r\n            <lb />check it but when it is disposed to be free I would not\r\n            <lb /><subst><add place=\"above\">a</add><del><illegible w=\"2\" /></del></subst> encourage it either by the bed cloathes or\r\n            <lb />warm drinks, by confining the <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart> or pinning the bed\r\n            <lb />cloaths very close above her <bodypart n=\"11\">neck</bodypart> of what <del>sleep</del> <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom>\r\n            <lb />comes <del>on</del> in the time of sleep without much heat may\r\n            <lb />be of service but there is a <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom> that comes in the\r\n            <lb />morning after waking is of less service is not <add place=\"above\">to</add> be long\r\n            <lb />encouraged &amp; may even be stopt towards the forenoon with safety\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have proceeded above upon the supposition that M<sup>rs</sup>. O.\r\n            <lb />wears no hair in her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> if she does I would have it\r\n            <lb />entirely cut out for with any <symptom n=\"28\">sweating</symptom> it would be troublesome\r\n            <lb />and Coming is altogether inadmissable\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"8\" />\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Oswald</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. Rosar.</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">Merc. sublimat. corr.</ingredient> Ê’j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"39\">Sal. ammoniac crud</ingredient>. 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Balsam</ingredient> â„¥iij\r\n                    <lb />â„³ Signa Distilled Water to be taken\r\n                    <lb />with the drops two or three table spoonfulls\r\n                    <lb />for a dose\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two pints of spring water distilled in glass vessels\r\n                    and three ounces of <ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">Syrup of Balsam</ingredient>.\r\n                    Label: Distilled Water to be taken\r\n                    with the drops, two or three tablespoonfulls for a dose.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup> Sept.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh September</expan></choice> 18 1768\r\n            </dateline>\r\n            <signed>W C</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 407, 11, '2014-10-06 21:52:07', 92),
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Sinap.</ingredient>\r\n                <lb />Applicatur inter <bodypart n=\"11\">Scapulas</bodypart> <treatment n=\"4\">Empl. vesicatorium</treatment>\r\n                <lb />&amp; loci <symptom n=\"43\">exulcerati</symptom> pars servetur aperta ope\r\n                <lb />Ung. Epispastic Mit.\r\n            </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Let her take an <action n=\"14\">Emetic</action> made from powdered <ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecacuanha</ingredient>,\r\n                    on drinking an <ingredient n=\"60\" t=\"19\">Infusion of Mustard</ingredient>. 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The Pectoral mixture two spoonfulls\r\n                    <lb />to be taken twice a day\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take one drachm of <ingredient n=\"5\">Asafoetida</ingredient> and four ounces of Spring Water. Dissolve and sieve, then \r\n                    add one ounce of <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon water</ingredient> tea, half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"227\">Acet. Scillitic</ingredient>,\r\n                    one ounce of <ingredient n=\"378\">rectified Succinic Salt</ingredient>, and one ounce of <ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">Syrup of Balsam</ingredient>,\r\n                    and mix. 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Formerly when his symptoms\r\n            <lb />were more urgent Medicines might have been\r\n            <lb />necessary but now his symptoms are moderate\r\n            <lb />few or no Medicines will be necessary I depend\r\n            <lb />upon a proper regimen such as follows.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />1. He should give up taking Meat that is either\r\n            <lb />fish or flesh altogether &amp; continue himself to Milk\r\n            <lb />&amp; Grain. Roots &amp; Greens he may take if he is very\r\n            <lb />fond of them but I would rather he should let them\r\n            <lb />alone &amp; keep to Milk meats. He should take no\r\n            <lb />other drink but toast &amp; water\r\n            </p>\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />2. While he continues at Berwick he should\r\n                <lb />take half a pint of Asses milk every morning but\r\n                <lb />I think he would be the better for quitting the\r\n                <lb />neighbourhood of the sea for six weeks at this\r\n                <lb />season &amp; he should go over to the Cheviot Hills\r\n                <lb />&amp; drink Goat Whey for that time. If this meaÂ¬\r\n                <lb />sure is agreeable to you &amp; him let me know\r\n                <lb />&amp; I shall give particular directions for the maÂ¬\r\n                <lb />nagement of the Goat Whey Course.\r\n            </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3. Whether he takes that Course or remains\r\n            <lb />at home it is proper for him to lay aside all\r\n            <lb />sedentary business &amp; to get some health &amp; strength\r\n            <lb />before he takes to it again\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4. Every day that the weather is fair he should\r\n            <lb />go on horseback for two three or four hours; at\r\n            <lb />first for a short time but by degrees increasing\r\n            <lb />it. The motion should always be easy &amp; any vioÂ¬\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />lent Exercise may do him much harm. When the\r\n            <lb />Wind is from the West he may take the Sea Coast\r\n            <lb />but <add place=\"above\">when</add> from the East he should go up the Tweed.\r\n            <lb />Walking gently is allowable but walking fast,\r\n            <lb />uphill or long at one time is very bad for him\r\n            <lb />&amp; in short Dancing or any violent bodily Exercise\r\n            <lb />will be very hurtfull.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />5. Being much in the open Air is good for\r\n            <lb />him &amp; it is only by being much accostomed to this\r\n            <lb />that he can avoid being affected with Cold but\r\n            <lb />in the mean time He must avoid this with the\r\n            <lb />utmost care. He must <add place=\"above\">not</add> be abroad in the Evening\r\n            <lb />later than an hour before sunset. His cloathing\r\n            <lb />should even in summer be very warm &amp; a flannel\r\n            <lb />shirt or vest next his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> will be of service to him\r\n            <lb />Let him avoid walking on wet ground <unclear>&amp;</unclear> in every\r\n            <lb />Circumstance avoid all damp &amp; moisture.\r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />6. It is proper for him to go to bed betimes in\r\n            <lb />the evening &amp; he may ly as long in the morning\r\n            <lb />as he sleeps sound but soaking abed without\r\n            <lb />sleeping &amp; or even with <symptom n=\"17\">broken slumbers</symptom> will\r\n            <lb />weaken him &amp; hurt him much, especially if he\r\n            <lb />has any disposition to <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />7. These are the measures that are proper\r\n            <lb />just now &amp; I hope they will restore M<sup>r</sup> Pratt\r\n            <lb />entirely but if the pain of his <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> that he now\r\n            <lb />feels on a full breathing does not soon remove\r\n            <lb />he should have <treatment n=\"4\">a perpetual Blister</treatment> made upon\r\n            <lb />the part\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If at any <add place=\"above\">time</add> I can be further usefull I shall\r\n            <lb />always be ready to give my best advice. By next\r\n            <lb />Post I shall advise fully for M<sup>rs</sup> Pratt. I am\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Sir &amp;c</salute>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 762, 3, '2012-12-30 17:11:08', 37),
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finds that milk\r\n    <lb />increases it â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n    <lb />This two years past I have been more indifferent about Eating then formerly but\r\n    <lb />reather inclined to drink more â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n    <lb />I am not fond of gouing offen into Company and the more I stay at home in\r\n    <lb />a Sediantery way the more averss I grow to go out â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n    <lb />This 3 or 4 Summers past I found <symptom n=\"57\">a Sheacking</symptom> in \r\n    my <bodypart n=\"15\">hand</bodypart> when I wrot but it was\r\n    <lb />only when the weather was pretty warm but from Spring Last till about two \r\n    <lb />months ago I had <symptom n=\"57\">the Sheacking</symptom> more severely not only \r\n    throw my <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart> but\r\n    <lb />throw my wholl body â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n    <lb />This <condition n=\"43\">Scurvie</condition> I understand is in the \r\n    <bodypart n=\"58\">Blood</bodypart> throu our famly â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n    <lb />If I should teak a Long rayd this Summer â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n    <lb /><unclear>For</unclear> Severall weeks (&amp; even in pairt till now) after I took \r\n    that <symptom n=\"20\">dead Coldness</symptom> in\r\n    <lb />my <bodypart n=\"39\">Legs</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"18\">thighs</bodypart> \r\n    I had offen <symptom n=\"57\">twetchen Shouting pains</symptom> throw my body &amp; they\r\n    <lb />offen went of at my <bodypart n=\"25\">tos</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"16\">finger ends</bodypart> &amp;\r\n    some times <symptom n=\"17\">when I was half aÂ¬\r\n<lb/>sleep at night I have Started of a Sudent as if I had receved a Shock of \r\n    <lb />Electresite</symptom> â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n    <lb />I still continue to have a <symptom n=\"4\">Coch</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"76\">Speeting</symptom> â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n    <lb />I have put my afears in some forwardness on purpose to Remove from Glasgow\r\n    <lb />&amp; go and Live at Ayr the air is thinner &amp; purer ther then at Glasgow but\r\n    <lb />as I have been boath weall &amp; ill at both pleases I cannot rightly say which\r\n    <lb />of the pleases is fittest for my Constitution â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n    <lb />Doctor Hill advised me to yeus that <treatment n=\"56\">Bathin Machen</treatment> that I was told was\r\n    <lb />Contraved by you will it be proper for me to Continew to yeus it â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n    <lb />I have had a <symptom n=\"78\">Eacheness</symptom> in my <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> \r\n    this 4 or 5 Springs past but they never befor\r\n    <lb />this Last Spring formed into <symptom n=\"46\">runnings</symptom> â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n    <lb />I had yeused about one penny worth of tobacco per week in Chowing for\r\n    <lb />7 or 8 years &amp; give it over at once Last winter Doctor Hill bad me acustome\r\n    <lb />myself to it agen â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n    <lb />Whither Goat Whey would be of any Serves to me â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n    <lb />What I should yeus for ordinery for meat &amp; drink â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n    <lb />If you think it would be proper for me to acustome my Self to Laboure\r\n    <lb />in the Machanick way as I yeused formerly â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n    <lb />Of the <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom>\r\n    of my <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n    <lb />After the first rayd I took 4 or 5 Springs past I took a turn of the\r\n    <lb /><illegible w=\"7\"/> such a great hight as I understand thy\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n\r\n    <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n\r\n</div>\r\n   \r\n<div>\r\n\r\n    \r\n    <handShift />\r\n    \r\n    <annot>1764</annot>\r\n   \r\n   </div>\r\n   \r\n</body>\r\n\r\n', 759, 2, '2012-10-16 16:01:16', 93),
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She must not take to Roots\r\n            <lb/>&amp; Greens nor on t\'other hand live entirely upon meat &amp; her safest\r\n            <lb/>course will be to take a little meat but she must keep her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>light &amp; incline rather to a spare <subst><del><unclear>Sinbad</unclear></del><add place=\"above\">diet</add></subst>. Let her ordinary\r\n            <lb/>drink be Spirits and water avoiding fermented liquors but Wine\r\n            <lb/>is safer than Ale. Indian Tea &amp; Coffee are both bad for her. Cocoa Tea\r\n            <lb/>is very Safe &amp; Milk if She digests it easily is a very proper part of \r\n            <lb/>her Diet. She will not bear either a bound or an open <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> &amp; the\r\n            <lb/>medium must be studied. I expect that the <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Pills</action> ordered\r\n            <lb/>below will keep her regular without purging but if they do not you\r\n            <lb/>must try what equal parts of <action n=\"21\">Lenitive</action> &amp; <ingredient n=\"34\">Sulphur</ingredient> will do. Try to find\r\n            <lb/>the smallest dose that will answer &amp; a little <ingredient n=\"17\">Nutmeg</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"85\">Ginger</ingredient> mixed\r\n            <lb/>will make her <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> bear it the better.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Exercise on horseback in an open Carriage will always\r\n            <lb/>do her Service &amp; tho much walking is not proper she will be the better\r\n            <lb/>for being much in the fresh Air. However there is nothing so neÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>cessary as guarding against cold &amp; moisture particularly in her\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>. If her ailments are not gone very entirely before Winter\r\n       <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>I advise her to put a flannel shirt next her skin.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If the pains in her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> are at any time troublesome let\r\n            <lb/>her try the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic Drops</bodypart> ordered below. She may take sixty for\r\n            <lb/>a dose &amp; repeat it in an hour after. The best way of taking them is\r\n            <lb/>on a bit of tea Sugar <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>out any liquid.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If she takes these often a <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> will be more necessary.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Pills</action> ordered below will I hope keep both\r\n            <lb/>her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> easy and her <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart> <del>I</del> free from pain. Let her take her take\r\n            <lb/>3 every night at bed time washing them down <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> two ounces of the\r\n            <lb/>Infusion ordered below. If the pills purge her the dose must be\r\n            <lb/>diminished but if they do not it may be increased.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If at any time she should have a considerablee return\r\n            <lb/>of the pains in her <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart> I would <treatment n=\"25\">give her a gentle sweat</treatment> <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a scruple\r\n            <lb/>or half a dram of <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers Powder</ingredient>. She must be laid in a flannel\r\n            <lb/>Shirt &amp; blankets &amp; take the power in the morning keeping in bed\r\n            <lb/>all day &amp; till the morning after. I have no more to say nor anything\r\n            <lb/>now <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> regard to your Spouse. When you have anything to say either\r\n            <lb/>about her or your sister I shall be ready to answer you being always\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Thomas Yours &amp;c</salute>\r\n            <signed>WC.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 23. May 1770</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Yelloly</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice><orig>\r\n                    <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"161\">Elix. Propriet.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s <ingredient n=\"58\">Tinct. Thebaic.</ingredient> Ê’iiÅ¿s â„³. Sign. <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic</bodypart> <add place=\"above\">Drops</add>\r\n            </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take one and half ounces of <ingredient n=\"161\">Elixir Proprietas Vitriolicum</ingredient>, and two and a half drachms\r\n                        of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>. Mix it all and label it: <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic</bodypart> Drops\r\n                </reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice><orig>\r\n                    <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum. Guajac.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s <ingredient n=\"3\">aloes socotorin.</ingredient> Ê’fs <ingredient n=\"85\">Zingiber pulv.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"44\">Sal. mart.</ingredient> @ â„ˆi Mucilag. <ingredient n=\"197\">G. Tragac</ingredient> q.s. f. massa divid. in pil gr. v.\r\n                    <lb/>Signa <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Pills</action>.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum Guaiacum</ingredient>, half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloe</ingredient>,\r\n                    a scruple of each <ingredient n=\"85\">powdered gigner</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"44\">Vitriol</ingredient>. Make a mucilage\r\n                    with a sufficient quantitiy of <ingredient n=\"197\">Gum Tragacanth</ingredient> and divide the mass into pills of 5 grains.\r\n                    Label it: <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Pills</action>.\r\n                </reg></choice>\r\n            </recipe>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <recipe><choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb/>â„ž Rasur. <ingredient n=\"70\">Sassa fras</ingredient> â„¥j Aq. <unclear>Calq.</unclear> Lib i\r\n                    <lb/>Macera per biduarum &amp; cola Sign. <action n=\"11\"><ingredient n=\"70\" t=\"19\">Diaphoretic Infusion</ingredient></action>.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take an ounce of grated <ingredient n=\"70\">Sassafras</ingredient>, a pound of <unclear>hot</unclear>water,\r\n                    knead it <unclear>over</unclear> two days and strain.\r\n                    Label it: <action n=\"11\"><ingredient n=\"70\" t=\"19\">Diaphoretic Infusion</ingredient></action>.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice></recipe>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>23 May <u>1770</u></dateline>\r\n            <signed>WG</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 92, 11, '2015-04-17 22:00:59', 204),
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She should continÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ue at this quantity for some Days and according as she finds the\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"5\">water</ingredient> agree with her to increase the Dose by Degrees but never\r\n            <lb/>to go further than a gill &amp; half or at most half an English pint for\r\n            <lb/>a Dose. When she is to take more than one Dose at a time as in the \r\n            <lb/>forenoons and afternoons she must always allow from a quarter\r\n            <lb/>to half an hour to pass between the Draughts. Of the 3 <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"5\">warm watÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ers at Buxton</ingredient> I think that of the Bath the fittest for Miss P: but if\r\n            <lb/>she has any dislike of that she may Drinke the S<sup>t</sup> Anne\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>After she has Drunk <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"37\">the water</ingredient> for a Day or two she may go\r\n            <lb/>into the bath. At first she should remain in the bath not less than\r\n            <lb/>five nor longer than ten minutes &amp; afterwards the time is to be\r\n            <lb/>regulated by her feelings. If the warmth is agreeable &amp; she feels\r\n            <lb/>herself <symptom n=\"9\">neither fatigued nor exhausted</symptom> by being ten minutes in the\r\n            <lb/>bath the time may be practicated to 15 minutes or 20 but if she\r\n            <lb/>feels\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>any <symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom> <symptom n=\"23\">feebliness</symptom> after such trials she must at least\r\n            <lb/>shorten the Time or pepphaps give it up altogether. One\r\n            <lb/>circumstance should particularly Determine her. If she finds the\r\n            <lb/>bathing soften and smooth her <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> I would continue it as long\r\n            <lb/>as she bears it easily. It is common for persons to go into the bath\r\n            <lb/>pretty early in the morning but I think this is not so safe for perÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>sons that are to remain long in it &amp; at least if miss P bathes in\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> morning she should immediately return to her chamber and\r\n            <lb/>stay till mi<add place=\"above\">d</add>day. But I would have miss P try bathing at 6 at\r\n            <lb/>night <del><illegible l=\"1\"/></del> to keep her chamber for the rest of the evening. At what\r\n            <lb/>ever time she takes the bath she must be immediately well\r\n            <lb/>Dryed &amp; put on her ordinary clothes as <treatment n=\"25\">Sweating</treatment> is by no means\r\n            <lb/>a remedy for her. At first Miss Pr: shou<add place=\"above\">l</add>d take the bath\r\n            <lb/>only every third Day but afterwards more or less frequenÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tly as <add place=\"above\">s</add>he bears it. When she is about to quit buxton the\r\n            <lb/>Bathings should be both less frequent &amp; the <del>same</del> time she\r\n            <lb/>remains in the bath should be shorter so that at least\r\n            <lb/>it may be a single Dip. The time of her remaining at\r\n            <lb/>Buxton must be according to <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"37\">the water</ingredient> and bathing agreeing\r\n            <lb/>with her and the weather she meets. The mixtures of the \r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"37\">water</ingredient> will by no means compensate her being exposed to\r\n            <lb/>a long tract of wet &amp; cold weather. Her Diet at Buxton\r\n            <lb/>should be the same as here. The more Exercise she can\r\n            <lb/>take in a cariage the better. But all bodily exercise in the\r\n            <lb/>least fatiguing will Do harm\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 25<sup>th</sup> May\r\n            <lb/>1770</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W Cullen.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <head>For Miss Beckie Pringle</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice><orig>  \r\n                    <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"65\">Aq: Cinnam.</ingredient> s.v. â„¥vi <ingredient n=\"14\">Syr Diacod</ingredient> â„¥ii <ingredient n=\"58\">Laud liq</ingredient> <choice><abbr>g<sup>tt</sup>.</abbr><expan>gutta</expan></choice>\r\n                    <lb/>CLX â„³ Signa <action n=\"31\">Strenthgening</action> mixture two tablespoonÂ¬\r\n                    <lb/>fulls for a Dose at bedtime.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take six ounces - or as needed - of <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon water</ingredient>, two ounces of <ingredient n=\"14\">Diacodium Syrup</ingredient>,\r\n                    160 drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">liquid laudanum</ingredient> and mix it.\r\n                    Label it: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening</action> mixture, two tablespoonfulls for a Dose at bedtime.\r\n                </reg>\r\n                </choice>\r\n            </recipe>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>25 May 1770</dateline>\r\n            <signed>WC ---</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For Miss J. Pringle</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If Miss Pringle continues to have any plain symptoms of <condition n=\"13\">Cold</condition> <treatment n=\"1\">she should never\r\n            <lb/>again lose a little blood</treatment> &amp; put of the journey for a day or two. If the symptoms of\r\n            <lb/><condition n=\"13\">cold</condition> are very inconsiderable an easy journey will rather be of service to her.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>When she gets to Buxton <treatment n=\"1\">she should lose a little blood before she begins to\r\n                <lb/>drink <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"37\">the water</ingredient></treatment> &amp; take care at the same time that her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> is regular.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>She may drink <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"37\">the waters</ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> all the same cautions as advised for Miss BecÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>kie only she should take them cooler &amp; be more slow in increasing the quantity\r\n            <lb/>&amp; hardly ever go above a gill sixtimes a day. In bathing Miss Jeanie\'s\r\n            <lb/>management must be very different. She must use the Buxton bath as a \r\n            <lb/>cold one &amp; not remain in it above a minute or two or to make one or two x come\r\n            <lb/>out again immediately. This she should do in the morning only &amp; may conÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tinue to do so for several mornings together but after she has done so she must\r\n            <lb/>have a bath elsewhere gradually increasing the cold of it till she can take\r\n            <lb/>it of the ordinary cold of a common Spring.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>During this course her Diet should be very light &amp; cool taking no fish &amp;\r\n            <lb/>little meat but as much Vegetable as her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> easily digests. Her\r\n            <lb/>drink should be water <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a very little wine. If she is any ways disposed\r\n            <lb/>to be <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> she may drink small beer if her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> digest it &amp; if the <symptom n=\"24\">costiveÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ness</symptom> goes far she may take such a medicine as I have ordered below.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Moderate walking &amp; being much in the fresh air is very proper but\r\n            <lb/>her walking must be very moderate &amp; a good deal of exercise in the\r\n            <lb/>carriage is better for her. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>WC.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 25 May <u>1770</u></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For Miss J. Pringle</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice><orig>\r\n                    <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystall Tartar. pulv.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"34\">flor. Sulphur.</ingredient> <action n=\"21\">Elect. Lenitive. Ph. Lond.</action> @ â„¥j\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"107\">Syr. rosar.</ingredient> <unclear>Sol.</unclear> q.s. ut f. Electuarium. Signa <action n=\"21\">Laxative Electuary</action> a teaÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>spoonful for a dose.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take an ounce of each <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystal Tartar</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"34\">flowers of Sulphur</ingredient>,\r\n                    <action n=\"21\">Lenitive Electuary made up according to the London Pharmacopoeia</action> \r\n                    and a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"107\">rose syrup</ingredient> in order to make an electuary.\r\n                    Label it: <action n=\"21\">Laxative Electuary</action> a teaspoonful for a dose.\r\n                </reg></choice>\r\n            </recipe>\r\n           \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>29 May\r\n            <lb/><u>1770</u></dateline>\r\n            <signed>WC</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 93, 3, '2013-05-05 20:25:44', 188),
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The kind of meat makes very little\r\n        <lb />difference and it is the quantity that is of Consequence\r\n        <lb />It is however difficullt to check appetite and therefore\r\n        <lb />it must be cheated and <add place=\"above\">you</add> should continue to take such\r\n        <lb />things as may save a full meal of meat upon this\r\n        <lb />footing it is proper for you to take Soup Pudding or\r\n        <lb />vegetables. All these in their Quality are more <symptom n=\"7\">flatulent</symptom>\r\n        <lb />than meat but they save the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> from being loaded\r\n        <lb />and make it less liable to be affected with <symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom>.\r\n    </p><pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />You should take care to avoid long fasting which both\r\n        <lb />breeds <symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom> and leads to too full a meal. Avoid also taking\r\n        <lb />much Drink with your victuals as Both Dispose to <symptom n=\"7\">flatulency</symptom>\r\n        <lb />malt liquor of all kinds is bad for you and all small\r\n        <lb />bodied wines so cyder Rhemish Claret and champagne\r\n        <lb />or other <add place=\"above\">French</add> white wines are improper. Madeira sherry\r\n        <lb />and other Strong Spanish Wines or red Port are much\r\n        <lb />safer but should be taken with water. The safest of all\r\n        <lb />and least liable to Breed <symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom> is spirits and water when\r\n        <lb />you dont take the Spirits in large Proportion. Tea and Coffee\r\n        <lb />are both bad for you and a weak Chocolate or Cocao tea\r\n        <lb />will make a better breakfast. 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We think it can have no other consequence\r\n              <lb />than the present uneasiness it gives that it will <unclear>meind</unclear>\r\n              <lb />as life advances, and in the meantime we think it\r\n              <lb />may be more immediately releived by a little attention\r\n              <lb />to the Following Particulars\r\n              </p>\r\n        <p>1. Sir George should continue to follow the\r\n            <lb />Dictates of his Constitution seeking upon all occasÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ions to <del>ke</del> keep his Body cool and be in cool air\r\n            <lb />We think there is no occasion for cold Bathing\r\n            <lb />as a Bracer or strengthener but beleive it\r\n            \r\n   <pb n=\"2\"/>Has been usefull as a cooler and think in the Summer\r\n                <lb />season Sir George might be the Better for washing\r\n                <lb />over his whole Body with Cold water in the morning\r\n                <lb />about half an hour after getting out of Bed.\r\n                </p>\r\n        <p>2 Tho Sir George when compared with other people\r\n            <lb />seems to be very moderate both in eating and Drinking\r\n            <lb />yet we are of Opinion that in the summer his diet should\r\n            <lb />still more light and Cooling, at Breakfast rather Tea\r\n            <lb />than Chocolate, and at dinner little meat and of the\r\n            <lb />lightest kind, no fish and a large proportion of Vegetables\r\n            <lb />for ordinary Drink water or small Beer. Of strong Drinks\r\n            <lb />very moderately claret and rhenish the safest. Spanish\r\n            <lb />and Portuguese all too Hot. 3. In this case we think little\r\n            <lb />can be done by medicine but <unclear>in</unclear> that he has been the better\r\n            <lb />of taking a little <action n=\"25\">Cooling Physic</action> and we think it may\r\n            <lb />be of service still to take one or twice a week as\r\n            <lb />much <action n=\"25\">Cooling <ingredient n=\"204\">Salts</ingredient></action> as may open his Body two or 3 times.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>4 The only other medicine we would recommend \r\n            <lb />is the <action n=\"25\">cooling Powders</action> ordered Below<note>Recipe not present and untraced.</note> of which he may\r\n            <lb />take two Doses every evening one about eight o Clock\r\n            <lb />and the other a little before going to bed, each of them\r\n            <lb />in a Glass of water.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>5 We think it may be usefull for Sir George \r\n            <lb />to put his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"24\">legs</bodypart> for half an hour in lukewarm\r\n            <lb />Water about two hours or at least an hour before\r\n                \r\n   <pb n=\"3\"/>Going to Bed.\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 449, 3, '2013-08-15 16:35:28', 190),
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Michael Garner</head>\r\n    <opener>\r\n    <salute>\r\n    <lb />Dear Sir</salute>\r\n    </opener>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />I am very much pleased to have difficulties when they are\r\n    <lb />sensibly proposed, and particularly on this occasion when I am so anxious\r\n    <lb />to serve Lord Stonefield\'s family, and to make Lady Grace\'s mind as\r\n    <lb />easy as possible.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />To your first question, a note added by Lady Grace supersedes\r\n    <lb />any answer. He is very properly put in a bed by himself before any\r\n    <lb />thing else is done, and his bed cloaths seem to be very properly ordered.\r\n    <lb />As to the carrying him abroad in the <condition n=\"10\">eruptive fever</condition>, if she is in any\r\n    <lb />condition to walk and sit up he may have on his ordinary cloaths\r\n    <lb />but without any blankets about him, and tho\' he should be sick\r\n    <lb />and unable to sit up he must still have no blankets but be\r\n    <lb />carried in a man or woman\'s arm, lying along or sitting upright\r\n    <lb />as he bears it with his Cloaths on, but thinner and looser as the\r\n    <lb />degree of <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>is greater. If he is very sick the going abroad may\r\n    <lb />be very troublesome, but the windows are to be set open and he is\r\n    <lb />to be carried or laid near them with as few cloaths as may be.\r\n    <lb />He may lye upon the bed with a sheet only over him, or he may be\r\n    <lb />kept before an open window with as slight wrapper upon him\r\n    <lb />only. If these measures are taken in time the sickness never goes\r\n    <lb />so far as to prevent their bearing in erect posture. But if things\r\n    <lb />should go so far as that, the only remedy is laying him horizonÂ¬\r\n    <lb />tal and nothing cordial is to be allowed but cold water and\r\n    <lb />a very little Spir. <ingredient n=\"58\">L.L</ingredient>.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />The cooling of the <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> may as you say come sooner\r\n    <lb />or later, but it is very unusual for it to be long a coming. You\r\n    <lb />know the <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> is always worst in the Evening, grows worse\r\n    <lb />towards midnight, and remits of itself towards morning. Pains\r\n    <lb />therefor are to be taken chiefly in the fore part of the night &amp;\r\n    <lb />the cooling measures most freely pursued, and whether they\r\n    <lb />succeed intirely <del>in</del>or not they may be slackened towards\r\n    <lb />morning. It is impossible to give positive rules in providing for\r\n    <lb />more possibilities, something must be left to discretion. I don\'t\r\n    <lb />think a proper <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom> <symptom n=\"2\">shivering</symptom> can hardly come on, but they\r\n    <lb />have been brought to shake and <symptom n=\"2\">shiver</symptom> from the degree of cold\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <lb />applied, but this is also attended with an abatement of the <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom>\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom>, and at any rate does not require being put to bed at least not\r\n    <lb />to be covered up there.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />If in spite of all your pains the <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> should continue\r\n    <lb />I can hardly say any thing to such possibility but that I should\r\n    <lb />not know what to do. Without very singular circumstances I\r\n    <lb />should not advise <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment>, and certainly never any <ingredient n=\"14\">opiate</ingredient>.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />As to the <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> I have only to say it is favoured by experience and we must follow it.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />In case of <symptom n=\"39\">convulsion</symptom> I know nothing to be done in the\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> nor at other times more than you would have done on any\r\n    <lb />other plan of practice, only the cold air seem as effectual as any\r\n    <lb />other remedy.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />His drink is to be cold in every circumstance of the\r\n    <lb />disease. I would not give him quite cold drink nor take him\r\n    <lb />out of bed in the middle of a <symptom n=\"28\">Sweat</symptom>, but I would do both to prevent\r\n    <lb />his getting into that <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom>. It is not possible for me to say\r\n    <lb />more at present. Don\'t be timorous on this occasion nor push\r\n    <lb />matters farther than circumstances and your own discretion\r\n    <lb />leads you. For extremely malignant cases there is perhaps no\r\n    <lb />remedy, and the most part of cases are so gentle as to require\r\n    <lb />none.\r\n</p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute>With Compliments I am\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>D.<sup>r</sup></abbr> <expan>Dear</expan></choice>\r\n                Michael sincerely your,\r\n        </salute>\r\n        <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>20.<sup>th</sup> August 1771</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n</body>', 443, 2, '2012-09-19 16:12:02', 203),
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I observe too <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> we agree in keeping all\r\n            <lb />her issues still open &amp; in keeping her diet low. These are <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> chief\r\n            <lb />points of practice in <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> Case &amp; I am happy to agree in <choice><abbr>y<sup>rs</sup></abbr><expan>yours</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a perÂ¬\r\n            <lb />son I esteem so much. I hope that in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same points we both agree\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> you &amp; D<sup>r</sup> Pemberton. For <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> particular prescriptions of\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Fothergill I can have no objection to <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> regard to\r\n                <lb />any other remedies I suggested in my last I hope D<sup>r</sup> FotherÂ¬\r\n                <lb />gill &amp; you will not have much difficulty about them or if you\r\n            <lb />have. I submitt <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> to your good judgement. I myself do not\r\n            <lb />yet find any reason to alter my opinion about <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Disease or <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />remedies to be employed in it. I still think <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Disease is seaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ted in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"47\">Nervous System</bodypart> but as <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> effects of <choice><abbr>y<sup>rs</sup></abbr><expan>yours</expan></choice> appear often in\r\n            <lb /> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> it is possible that <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> violent <choice><abbr>symp<sub>ts</sub></abbr><expan>symptoms</expan></choice> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> disease\r\n                <lb />may especially appear in consequence of acrimony collected\r\n            <lb />there. I hope you\'ll find my plan in <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> respect consistent &amp;\r\n                <lb />I do not now find any thing to add to it. But I shall be very\r\n            <lb />glad to hear of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> progress of <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> case &amp; your further remarks\r\n            <lb />on it <unclear>&amp;</unclear> when you shall be pleased to honour me <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>rs</sup></abbr><expan>yours</expan></choice> you\r\n            <lb />may depend upon my attention to shew <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>what</expan></choice> regard &amp;ccccc\r\n        </p>    \r\n            <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Feb.</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice>. 13. 1773.</dateline></closer>\r\n               \r\n        <postscript>\r\n<p>\r\n                    <lb />The above was intended <unclear>duly</unclear> for a rough draught but I am obliged\r\n                    <lb />to dispatch it as it stands, hoping to do better next time ------\r\n                </p>\r\n\r\n</postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 469, 11, '2015-04-17 21:51:26', 281),
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The <action n=\"12\">Diuretic</action>\r\n            <lb/>I would chiefly insist on is the <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of Tartar</ingredient>: which\r\n       \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n                \r\n                <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>taken to <del>tow</del> two drams every morning for some time,\r\n            <lb/>generally keeps the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular and at length proves\r\n            <lb/><action n=\"12\">diuretic</action> <del>without duly<illegible w=\"1\" /></del> In the mean time if\r\n            <lb/>you have the <ingredient n=\"92\">Oxymel Colchici</ingredient> in good condition I \r\n            <lb/>am clear for your trying it and according <del>it</del> to the\r\n            <lb/>effects adhering to it - The <del>least</del> best way of\r\n            <lb/>giving the <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of Tartar</ingredient> is by mixing it with a\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"8\" t=\"18\">little common Syrup</ingredient> and giving it in the teaSpoonfulls.\r\n            <lb/>If the <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of Tartar</ingredient> does not keep the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>sufficiently open and which I think very necessary\r\n            <lb/>to discharge the grumous atrabilariun stuff he has\r\n            <lb/>so frequently voided, I would in this Case prefer the \r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"28\">Castor Oil</ingredient> to any <action n=\"21\">other Laxative.</action> The diet, \r\n            <lb/>Exercise and friction recommended by Dr Gregory I \r\n            <lb/>think very proper and necessary. I think the same of the\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"15\">Decoction of <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"108\">Acid of Vitriol</ingredient></ingredient> and I dont see\r\n            <lb/>any reason for your being afraid of the lighter tonics. \r\n            <lb/>I must say to you that is the return of <symptom n=\"65\">Hemorrhagy</symptom> I\r\n            <lb/>am especially afraid of. It is on that account I am\r\n            <lb/>for a cooler Diet in this case than I should think\r\n            <lb/>necessary in <condition n=\"16\">Dropsy</condition> from other Causes\r\n\r\n</p>\r\n<dateline>\r\n            \r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 28<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice></dateline>\r\n        \r\n        <closer><signed>WC</signed></closer>\r\n       \r\n            \r\n        \r\n        \r\n        \r\n        \r\n    \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 445, 11, '2015-04-10 10:32:42', 211),
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The Case is truly difficult and I must think so\r\n            <lb />especially from this, that it has resisted so many probable remedies\r\n<lb />and so much judicious practice as you have already employed\r\n            <lb />I shall give you my opinion freely but submitting it always to be\r\n            <lb />corrected by Gentlemen of so much judgement who must be more\r\n            <lb />exactly acquainted <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> every circumstance of the Case.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I must observe in the first place that I am fully persuaded\r\n            <lb />there never was any <condition n=\"20\">veneral affection</condition> in this case, both for the\r\n            <lb />reasons you give and because I think the symptoms may be\r\n            <lb />accounted for upon another supposition. It appears to me very proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />bable that there was some morbid affection in the <bodypart n=\"33\">Vagina</bodypart> or in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"56\">neck of the bladder</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"55\">Urethra</bodypart> connected the <bodypart n=\"33\">Vagina</bodypart> before the\r\n            <lb />marriage in May 1771. What was the nature of the affection\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> discovered itself by no symptom may be difficult to say, but\r\n            <lb />it is only the supposition of such affection that in a woman forÂ¬\r\n            <lb />merly married can account for the pain and other consequenÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ces of the first and after coitions. I think the affections <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I supÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pose, must have been a congestion tending to <condition n=\"65\">schirrosity</condition> <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> often\r\n            <lb />exists for a long time in an indolent state but it seems here to\r\n            <lb />have produced some <condition n=\"157\">considerable constrictions of the <bodypart n=\"33\">Vagina</bodypart></condition>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This I think will account for the pain and other symptoms of irÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ritation communicated to these parts tho they had shewn no diÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sease before. Possibly what is hinted of an original malformation\r\n            <lb />if further explained would throw some light on this matter.\r\n            <lb />However this might be the irritation of coition applied to parts\r\n            <lb />not in a sound condition will account for every thing that has\r\n            <lb />since happened. It is not unusual for an affection of the <bodypart n=\"33\">Vagina</bodypart>,\r\n            <lb />to be communicated to the <bodypart n=\"55\">Urinary passage</bodypart>. It happened so here and\r\n            <lb />at length the <bodypart n=\"56\">neck of the bladder affected</bodypart>, gave occasion to what is\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />called by Lieutaud <unclear>lo</unclear> <condition n=\"180\">Cattarrhus VesicÓ•</condition>, which is the consequence\r\n            <lb />of many nay most affections of the <bodypart n=\"56\">neck of the bladder</bodypart>. This has\r\n            <lb />been the Lady\'s chief distress ever since, and all her feelings and particulÂ¬\r\n            <lb />larly the matter deposited by the urine are symptoms from the source,\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I am very well acquainted <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>. You call the matter <symptom n=\"86\">purulent</symptom> and it may\r\n            <lb />be so, as at length <symptom n=\"43\">ulcerations</symptom> affording pus do really happen, but I have\r\n            <lb />known the Mucus put on <choice><abbr>th<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"86\">purulent</symptom> appearance for a long time, <choice><abbr>w<sup>hn</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />from the sequel of the case and even from dissection, we <del>th</del> knew there\r\n            <lb />was no <condition n=\"32\">ulcer</condition>, and in the present case I am hopeful there is none\r\n            <lb />I would not positively determine whether the original unsound conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />dition of the parts, was first in the <bodypart n=\"55\">urinary passage</bodypart> or in the <bodypart n=\"33\">Vagina</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />but I think the latter most probable, for tho\' the <bodypart n=\"56\">neck of the Bladder</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />has given the most trouble, yet as I have known the <condition n=\"180\">Catarrhus VesicÓ•</condition>\r\n            <lb />subsist long <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup>out</abbr><expan>without</expan></choice> being communicated to the <bodypart n=\"33\">Vagina</bodypart> and even to <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del>\r\n            <lb />bear Coition without being much hurt by it &amp; on the other hand as the\r\n            <lb />1<sup>st</sup> hurt in the present case was given to the <bodypart n=\"33\">Vagina</bodypart>, and morbid\r\n            <lb />symptoms have always appeared there, these with the present suspiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cions <add place=\"above\">of the diseas</add> being communicated to the <bodypart n=\"34\">Uterus</bodypart>, render it to me probable\r\n<lb />that the disease was originally in the <bodypart n=\"34\">Uterine System</bodypart>. I am so full\r\n<lb />in this discussion as I think it may have much influence on our\r\n<lb />prognostic. From the whole I have said you will readily pick up my\r\n<lb />notion of the case, and the grounds of it and I proceed to speak of the\r\n<lb />Cure. In this what advice I can offer is founded on the supposition\r\n<lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> there is a tumefaction and probably some <condition n=\"65\">schirrosity</condition> of the <bodypart n=\"33\">Vagina</bodypart>\r\n<lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> is in danger of being communicated to the <bodypart n=\"34\">Uterus</bodypart> and that from the\r\n            <lb />one or t\'other, perhaps from both there is a <symptom n=\"46\">discharge of acrid matter</symptom>\r\n<lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> inflames an excoriates the <bodypart n=\"74\">pudendum</bodypart> an <bodypart n=\"117\">perineum</bodypart>. Besides this\r\n<lb />affection of the <bodypart n=\"74\">Genital system</bodypart> there is evidently a turn of action perÂ¬\r\n            <lb />haps <condition n=\"65\">schirrosity</condition> of the <bodypart n=\"56\">neck of the bladder</bodypart>, attended as usual <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a coÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pious <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> of mucus and some <symptom n=\"62\">Phlogosis</symptom> of the internal membrane\r\n            <lb />of the <bodypart n=\"56\">bladder</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"55\">Urethra</bodypart>. Upon these suppositions our prognositic\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />must be doubtful and rather unfavourable, for in such cases, the\r\n            <lb />most we commonly can do is to palliate the pain &amp; other uneasiness.\r\n            <lb />I am very glad to observe however that the pain tho\' still constant is not\r\n            <lb />so severe as formerly, &amp; that you have found a remedy for severe pains\r\n            <lb />when they occur, in the <ingredient n=\"42\">Vitriolum album</ingredient>. Tho I set out <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> doubtful\r\n            <lb />prognostic I am averse to give up any case in despair &amp; shall still\r\n            <lb />propose a remedy. For resolving the <condition n=\"65\">schirrosity</condition> in the <bodypart n=\"56\">neck of the\r\n                <lb />bladder</bodypart> and for obviating that suspected to be ariving in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"34\">Uterus</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />I know nothing promises more <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>than the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient>. Whatever doubts may\r\n            <lb />have been raised <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> respect to the efficacy of that medecine I am\r\n            <lb />certain that upon occasion it is very powerful and very lately I had\r\n            <lb />a remarkable cure effected by it in a <condition n=\"65\">schirrosity</condition> of the <bodypart n=\"34\">Uterus</bodypart>, &amp;\r\n            <lb />I have had benefit from it in more than one instance of the <condition n=\"180\">CaÂ¬\r\n                <lb />tarrhus VesicÓ•</condition>. I must however to you tho\' possibly you are <add place=\"above\">already</add> well\r\n            <lb />apprized of it, <choice><abbr>yt</abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> nothing is to be expected from <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient> but <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> the\r\n            <lb />doses have some sensible effects in producing <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom>, stricture\r\n            <lb />across the <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>, <symptom n=\"2\">tremor</symptom>, <symptom n=\"22\">giddiness</symptom> or such like &amp; when these effects\r\n            <lb />cease to appear after some repetition, it is always necessary to\r\n            <lb />increase the doses again. The effects of <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient> are only to be expected\r\n            <lb />after some time, &amp; in the mean while, the pains must be palliated by\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> use of <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient>. I think it is all one whether these are given by\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> or by <treatment n=\"6\">Glyster</treatment>, providing the dose is as large as the paÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tient easily bears. You have now brought this Lady so far in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />use of <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> <choice><abbr>th<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> I think there can be little difficulty in keeping\r\n            <lb />her pains within bounds especially as there is so much tendency\r\n            <lb />to an open <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> as not only admits but seems to require the\r\n            <lb />use of <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have no objection to the continuance of the <ingredient n=\"42\">white Vitriol</ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"8\">injections</treatment>, nor to the use of the <treatment n=\"23\">Potato Poultice</treatment> but I suspect <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>that the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />frequent use of <ingredient n=\"42\">poultices</ingredient> of any kind, may render the external parts\r\n            <lb />tender and liable to excoriations. In so far as there is any <symptom n=\"62\">phlogosis</symptom>\r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb />of the external parts I think they may be relieved by a <treatment n=\"23\">poultice of crum\r\n                <lb />of bread</treatment> moistened by a <ingredient n=\"120\" t=\"3\">Saccharum Saturni</ingredient>. This <treatment n=\"23\">poultice</treatment>\r\n            <lb />must not be allowed to be long at one time &amp; never so long as to beÂ¬\r\n            <lb />come hard. If for the reasons I have given even this <treatment n=\"23\">poultice</treatment> canÂ¬\r\n            <lb />not be admitted I believe you may find benefit from <ingredient n=\"120\">Sacchar. Sat.</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />imployed in a lotion. I suspect much that the pains are increased\r\n            <lb />&amp; the external parts fretted by an acrid matter issuing from the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"33\">Vagina</bodypart> &amp; perhaps from the <bodypart n=\"34\">Uterus</bodypart>. I therefore propose to wash out\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"33\">Vagina</bodypart> frequently <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> some <action n=\"4\">antiseptic</action> liquor as a weak <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">infusion\r\n            <lb />of the bark</ingredient> with a tenth or 12<sup>th</sup> part of brandy or more if the Lady bear\r\n            <lb />it easily. In cases of more considerable Acrimony I find it useful\r\n            <lb />to <treatment n=\"8\">inject</treatment> oil <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a small proportion of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphire</ingredient> dissolved in it,\r\n<lb />and after the <treatment n=\"8\">injection</treatment> has remained for some time, at last before repeÂ¬\r\n<lb />tition, to wash out the <bodypart n=\"33\">Vagina</bodypart> <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> the <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">infusion of Bark</ingredient> and brandy\r\n<lb />as above I observe that of late you frequently employed some unÂ¬\r\n<lb />ctuous applications &amp; undoubtedly the mildest one the best, but I\r\n<lb />find that a small proportion of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphire</ingredient> will give no irritation\r\n<lb />is very useful in obviating the <illegible w=\"1\"/> of oils. When an <treatment n=\"8\">injection</treatment>\r\n<lb />is proper, a liquid matter is necessary and then too the <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphire</ingredient>\r\n\r\nbut\r\n            <lb />where an external unction is only to be applyed, a matter of some\r\n            <lb />tenacity is required, &amp; I know nothing so good as the Linimentum\r\n            <lb />&amp; Unguentum Album of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> London Dispensatory. I do not think\r\n            <lb />that any <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial</ingredient> preparation either internally or externally, is\r\n            <lb />suited to or indeed admissable in the Lady\'s case. Neither do I supÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pose that any benefit can be obtained by <treatment n=\"7\">Bougie</treatment> or pessary of any kind. \r\n            <lb />In some cases the <condition n=\"180\">Catarrhus VesicÓ•</condition> especially the <condition n=\"4\">Syphilitic</condition> has been\r\n            <lb />attended <choice><abbr>wth</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> strictures of the <bodypart n=\"55\">Urethra</bodypart> &amp; in such case <treatment n=\"7\">Bougies</treatment> have\r\n            <lb />been of service, but I always think they operate mechanically by their\r\n            <lb />bulk, and consistence &amp; never by the virtue of any ingredient or of what they\r\n<lb />are anointed with\r\n            <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <lb />I doubt very much if the <ingredient n=\"61\">Uva Ursi</ingredient> is of any service in this Case. I\r\n            <lb />have never found it of use but in nephritic or calculous affections &amp; I am afraid\r\n            <lb />it may be hurtful to your patient as it has often a tendency to purge. I am disÂ¬\r\n            <lb />posed to say the same of <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> &amp; particularly as to its purging <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />should be attended to. I percieve <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>that the</expan></choice> Lady feels a sinking when the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> is ommitted, but I think this is ambiguous at the time of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Catamenia &amp; tho\' it should be truly owing to the omission of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <del>Bark</del>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> I think it would be felt only for the first days of such omission\r\n            <lb />&amp; not afterwards. I percieve a very great propriety in D<sup>r</sup> Musgrave\'s\r\n            <lb />advice to avoid salt, spices, &amp; Wine; &amp; surely the Lady\'s sensibility\r\n            <lb />appears very strongly from <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> effects of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient> Water. I think\r\n            <lb />therefore you cannot be too careful in avoiding every thing the least\r\n            <lb />acrid either in Diet or Medecine. I consider all strong broths as\r\n            <lb />acrids. I am much disposed to you <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> the London Physician in\r\n            <lb />advising a milk diet. At least I would allow a little Animal food\r\n            <lb />only and <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup> of y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>that of the</expan></choice> mildest lightest, gelatinous kind. Fruit and all\r\n            <lb />Vegetables from the Garden will be ready to increase <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> tendency to\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"31\">DiarrÅ“a</symptom> &amp;cc         \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edinr.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> March 7<sup>th</sup>\r\n                <lb />1772\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 460, 11, '2014-10-07 19:15:44', 168);
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Martis</ingredient> Ê’ii\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\">Conserv. Rosar</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Syr. Caryophillor.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. Electuarium\r\n                <lb />Signa. 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Tragacanth q. s. ut f.\r\n                <lb />massa dividenda in Pil Sing. g<sup>r</sup>. v\r\n                <lb />S. <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> Pills two or three to be\r\n                <lb />taken at bedtime once a week while\r\n                <lb />she takes the salt water &amp; twice a\r\n                <lb />week or three times when that is laid\r\n                <lb />aside\r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take two scruples each of <ingredient n=\"4\">Asafoetida</ingredient>\r\n                and <ingredient n=\"3\">Socotrine Aloes</ingredient>, one scruple of\r\n                <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient>, and a sufficent\r\n                quantity of mucilaginous <ingredient n=\"197\">Gum Tragacanth</ingredient>. 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Let him take one of the <action n=\"12\">Diuretic Pills</action> every night and\r\n        <lb />morning washing them down with two table spoonfulls of the <action n=\"12\">DiuÂ¬\r\n    <lb />retic mixture</action></p>\r\n    <p><lb />If these Doses neither Disturb the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> nor\r\n        <lb />move his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> let him take two Pills for a Dose with the\r\n    <lb />same quantity of mixture</p>\r\n <p><lb />2. Let him continue his Excercise every Day the Length\r\n    <lb />of fifteen or twenty measured miles</p>\r\n  <p><lb />3. Let his Diet at Dinner be a bit of roasted meat of any\r\n    <lb />kind he likes best Avoiding Fish of all kinds he must also avoid\r\n    <lb />all kinds of Broth. He may take pudding of any kind &amp; moderatly\r\n    <lb />of any garden things that are in Season.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />At Supper he should take no meat but an Egg with\r\n    <lb />a Little garden stuff as Spinage Peas or Artichoke &amp; sometimes\r\n    <lb />boiled barley or Rice with Currants or Raisins</p>\r\n   <p><lb />At Breakfast he may a Caudle or Gruel with a bit\r\n    <lb />of toasted Bread neither Coffee or tea are proper for him</p>\r\n    <p><lb />For drink at Meals he should take Sherry and Water\r\n    <lb />but the Less the Better. All kinds of Malt Liquor are improper\r\n    <lb />The best wine for him is Hock or other good Rhenish. Of this he\r\n    <lb />may take a muchkin every Day at Dinner and half as much at\r\n    <lb />Supper. 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The one to mend her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> she\r\n            <lb />may take very constantly but the other for sleep \r\n            <lb />should be taken only in cases of necessity.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2 For the Goat Whey let your son begin by\r\n            <lb />taking half a pint at two different draughts If\r\n            <lb />this digists easily he may increase it every two\r\n            <lb />days by a Gill till he can take a quart &amp; farther\r\n            <lb />he need not go. He should take it always early\r\n            <lb />in the morning, the first draught may be taken abed\r\n            <lb />but he should get up to take the rest &amp; walk about\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />between the draughts. When he has finished the\r\n            <lb />whole of his morning dose he should get on horseback\r\n            <lb />&amp; ride gently for an hour before he takes his ordinary\r\n            <lb />breakfast. He need not drink the Whey at any other\r\n            <lb />time of day only if he likes it he may take half\r\n            <lb />a pint of Goat whey with a bit of toasted bread\r\n            <lb />for supper. If the Goat Whey proves windy on his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> he may take <add place=\"above\">every morning</add> in the first &amp; second draughts\r\n            <lb />of it a tea spoonfull of <ingredient n=\"213\">Anise seed sugar</ingredient>. If he\r\n            <lb />turns <symptom n=\"24\">Costive</symptom> in drinking the whey let him take\r\n            <lb />two or three times a week a tea spoonfull of\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"24\">Flowers of Sulphur</ingredient> or two drams of <ingredient n=\"125\">soluble\r\n                <lb />Tartar</ingredient>. In what I can further serve you please\r\n            <lb />command Sir\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>Your &amp;c ------</closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <head>For Mrs Pratt</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"129\">Tinct. Mart.</ingredient> Ph. Lond. â„¥ij\r\n                    <lb /><unclear><ingredient n=\"67\">Spir. Sal. dulc.</ingredient></unclear> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">Tinct. aromat.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb />â„³ Signa Stomachic Drops thirty or\r\n            <lb />fourty to be taken in a glass of Water <del>Twice</del>\r\n            <lb />an hour before dinner &amp; supper.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"129\">Tincture of Mars</ingredient> made according to the London Pharmacopoeia,\r\n                    half an ounce of <unclear><ingredient n=\"67\">aether</ingredient></unclear>,\r\n                    two drachms of <ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">tincture of aromatics</ingredient>\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n            <orig><del>\r\n                <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient>\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"5\">AsafÅ“tida</ingredient> @Ê’Å¿s\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"237\">Pil. Saponac.</ingredient> gr. xv</del>\r\n                <lb />â„ž AsÓ•fÅ“tid. <illegible l=\"2\" /> â„ˆii\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor.</ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"237\">Pil. Saponac.</ingredient> @ gr.xx\r\n            <lb />Syr. Simplic. q. s. ut f. massa diviÂ¬\r\n            <lb />denda in pil. sing. gran. v. signa Cephalic\r\n            <lb />Pills three or four for a dose at bedtime\r\n            </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    <del>Take half a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"5\">Asafoetida</ingredient>\r\n                        and fifteen grains of <ingredient n=\"237\">saponaceous pills</ingredient></del> Take two scruples of <ingredient n=\"5\">Asafoetida</ingredient>,\r\n                    ten grains each of <ingredient n=\"23\">camphor</ingredient> and \r\n                    <ingredient n=\"237\">saponaceous pills</ingredient>, and a sufficient\r\n                    quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">simple syrup</ingredient>. Make a mass\r\n                    and divide into pills of five grains each. Label: Cephalic\r\n                    Pills, three or four for a dose at bedtime.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 764, 2, '2013-03-22 10:11:51', 55),
(588, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c763\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:763] From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Mr Pratt / Regarding: Mr Pratt (Patient), Mrs Pratt (Patient) / 28 May 1764 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2014-10-13\">13 October 2014</date> Last updated by Luca Guariento</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2012-09-20\">20 September 2012</date> XML file created by Jenny Bann</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n<body>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"1\" />\r\n    <opener>\r\n        <salute>Sir</salute>\r\n    </opener>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb/>I am very liable to meet with unÂ¬\r\n        <lb/>foreseen interruptions <add place=\"above\">&amp;</add> I have <subst><del>done</del><add place=\"above\">met</add></subst> with such within\r\n        <lb/>these few days that have delayed this letter too long,\r\n        <lb/>but I hope you will excuse it. I am very desirous\r\n        <lb/>to be of service to M<sup>rs</sup> Pratt but on considering the\r\n        <lb/>matter find it will be difficult to repair a constituÂ¬\r\n        <lb/>tion originally weak &amp; now much broken by the long\r\n        <lb/>continuance of ailments. However by care and\r\n        <lb/>attention I think a good deal may be done both\r\n        <lb/>to preserve <add place=\"above\">her</add> very long &amp; to keep her <subst><del>very right</del><add place=\"above\">pretty easy</add></subst> in the\r\n        <lb/>mean time.\r\n    </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I find she is in a train of taking Exercise in\r\n            <lb/>a Chaise &amp; I know nothing more likely to be of\r\n            <lb/>service to her but I think she would do well to\r\n            <lb/>take it <add place=\"above\">in</add> the forenoons rather than in the afternoon\r\n            <lb/>&amp; not to be satisfied with a short curing but by\r\n            <lb/>degrees to draw it out to some length of Journey.\r\n        </p>\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If M<sup>rs</sup> Pratt\'s weakly state w<subst><del>ould</del><add place=\"above\">ill</add></subst> allow her to\r\n            <lb/>leave her own house I would <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> advise her to go\r\n            <lb/>along with her son to the neighbourhood of the\r\n            <lb/>Cheviot Hills not for the sake of Goat Whey which\r\n            <lb/>I doubt is not very fit for her but for the change of\r\n            <lb/>Air which I am perswaded will be of great service\r\n            <lb/>to her. I have little hopes of her going abroad\r\n            <lb/>in Winter but she should therefore think of emÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ploying her summers to the best advantage.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>It is possible I may advise M<sup>rs</sup> Pratt to\r\n            <lb/>use the Cold Bath but she must first be strengthÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ened <subst><del>somewhat</del><add place=\"above\">a good deal</add></subst> by being much in the fresh air\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>It is certainly of consequence for M<sup>rs</sup> Pratt\r\n            <lb/>to study her Diet but I cannot pretend to offer very\r\n            <lb/>particular Rules for she must take these from her\r\n            <lb/>own particular Experience. I can only say in general\r\n            <lb/>that the more solid &amp; nourishing her diet the better\r\n            <lb/>but withall it must be always such as she can diÂ¬\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb/>gest very easily. On one hand Greens Roots &amp; Fruit\r\n            <lb/>&amp; especially the Colder kinds as Melon, Cucumber\r\n            <lb/>&amp; Lettuce should be carefully avoided &amp; on the other\r\n            <lb/>hand whatever lies heavy on her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> or leaves\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"above\">her</add> warm &amp; thirsty may do as much harm.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Let her ordinary drink be toast &amp; Water or\r\n            <lb/>that with a small proportion of Brandy or Rum\r\n            <lb/>&amp; <del>with</del> the same Water with a larger proportion\r\n            <lb/>of the spirits is <add place=\"above\">the</add> only strong drink I would have\r\n            <lb/>her take as I am perswaded that Malt Liquors\r\n            <lb/>&amp; Wine are bad for her.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I am perswaded that M<sup>rs</sup> Pratt by taking ExerÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>cise &amp; fresh air, by studying her diet, by keeping\r\n            <lb/>regular hours, by avoiding Cold &amp; by keeping her\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"95\">mind</bodypart> easy may have tolerable health &amp; I would\r\n            <lb/>have her depend on a Regimen more than upon\r\n            <lb/>Medicines. However she may also receive benefit\r\n            <lb/>from these particularly of the <action n=\"31\">strengthening</action> kind\r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb/>&amp; of this kind I have prescribed two medicines\r\n            <lb/>below. She may take a course of them immediately\r\n            <lb/>but needs <add place=\"above\">not</add> persist in them during the summer\r\n            <lb/>&amp; the proper time to take them for some length\r\n            <lb/>of time is towards the approach of Winter.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Besides the Medicines here ordered I shall\r\n            <lb/>send you by this weeks Carriers a vial of my\r\n            <lb/>own preparation which she is <add place=\"above\">to</add> take occasionally\r\n            <lb/>when her <condition n=\"21\">Nervous</condition> or <symptom n=\"7\">windy</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>any time troublesome. She may begin with a\r\n            <lb/>tea spoonfull for a dose to be mixed with a small\r\n            <lb/>glassfull of Water &amp; washing <add place=\"above\">it</add> down with a\r\n            <lb/>little of the same. Let her take care to swallow\r\n            <lb/>the medicine the minute it is mixed with the\r\n            <lb/>water for it is very volatile &amp; soon flies away.\r\n            <lb/>She must reserve this medicine for particular\r\n            <lb/>occasions of uneasiness as by frequent repetition\r\n            <lb/>it is apt to lose its Effects. After she has had\r\n            <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            <lb/>occasion to repeat several times the dose may\r\n            <lb/>be increased to two tea spoonfulls. <del>If there is</del>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If there is any thing in this or my former\r\n            <lb/>that requires explanations if you have any\r\n            <lb/>question to put further either with regard\r\n            <lb/>to M<sup>rs</sup> Pratt or your son I beg you\'ll freely\r\n            <lb/>command\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Sir ~ &amp;c</salute>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. Peruv.</ingredient> p. â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"248\">Rad. Tormentill.</ingredient> p. Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb/> -- <unclear>Liniib.</unclear> p.\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"44\">Sal. Martis</ingredient> @ Ê’j\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"107\">Cons. Rosar.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"240\">Syr. alb.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. Elect.\r\n                    <lb/><action n=\"31\">strengthening</action> Electuary of <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n                    <lb/>the bigness of a filberd to be taken\r\n                    <lb/>in a wafer twice a day washing\r\n                    <lb/>it down <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a small glass of\r\n                    <lb/>the stomachic Infusion\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                 Take half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>, two drachms of\r\n                 <ingredient n=\"248\">Tormentil Root</ingredient>, one drachm each of <illegible w=\"1\" /> and <ingredient n=\"44\">Green\r\n                 Vitriol</ingredient>, one drachm of <ingredient n=\"107\">Conserve of Roses</ingredient>, and\r\n                    a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"240\">white Syrup</ingredient>, and make an Electuary.\r\n                    <supplied>Label:</supplied> Strengthening Electuary of which the bigness of a filberd <supplied>is</supplied> to be\r\n                    taken in a wafer twice a day, washing it down with a small glass of\r\n                    the stomachic Infusion.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"189\">Rad. Calam. arom.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb/>Fol. <ingredient n=\"234\">Card. Bened.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb/>-- <ingredient n=\"68\">Menth. piper</ingredient> @ Ê’iÅ¿s\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"208\">Sem. Coriandr.</ingredient> Ê’j\r\n                    <lb/>Incisis &amp; contusis affunde\r\n                    <lb/>Aq. Font. lb iÅ¿s\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"184\">Sp. Vin. Gall.</ingredient> lb Å¿s\r\n                    <lb/>Macera sine calore per triduum\r\n                    <lb/>&amp; cola\r\n                    <lb/>Signa The Stomachic Infusion\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"189\">aromatic Calamus Root</ingredient>, one and a half drachms\r\n                    each of <ingredient n=\"234\">Blessed Thistle</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"68\">Peppermint</ingredient>, and\r\n                    one drachm of <ingredient n=\"208\">Coriander Seeds</ingredient>. Cut and crush,\r\n                    then pour over one-and-a-half pints of spring water and half-a-pint of\r\n                    <ingredient n=\"184\">French Brandy</ingredient>. Macerate without heat for three days, \r\n                    then sieve. Label: The Stomachic Infusion.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/> For M<sup>rs</sup> Prat\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>28<sup>th</sup> May 1764</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 763, 11, '2014-10-13 13:29:27', 78),
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Sabin.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"92\">Croc. Anglic</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"35\">Rubig. Ferr</ingredient> @ gr. xv\r\n                    <lb/>Syr. Croc. q. s. ut f. massa\r\n                    <lb/>dividenda in pil. sing. gr. v\r\n                    <lb/>signa <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> Pills three for a dose\r\n                    <lb/>at bedtime.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take one drachm of <ingredient n=\"249\">gum sagapenum</ingredient>,\r\n                    half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"59\">extract of juniper</ingredient>,\r\n                    fifteen grains each of <ingredient n=\"92\">English crocus</ingredient>\r\n                    and <ingredient n=\"35\">steel rust</ingredient>, and a sufficient\r\n                    quantity of <ingredient n=\"92\" t=\"18\">syrup of crocus</ingredient>, and make\r\n                    a mass to be divided into pills of five grains each.\r\n                    Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient Pills</action>, three for a dose at bedtime.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> White</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n            <orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"250\">Alum.</ingredient> Rup. Ê’j\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"241\">Sang. Dracon.</ingredient>\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"241\">Terr. Japon.</ingredient> @ Ê’Å¿s\r\n                <lb/>Mucilag. <ingredient n=\"197\">G. Tracaganth.</ingredient> q. s.\r\n                <lb/>ut f. massa dividenda in pilulas\r\n                <lb/>â„– xxx signa <action n=\"5\">Astringent Pills</action> three\r\n                <lb/>four or five to be taken at bedtime.\r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take one drachm of <unclear>red</unclear> <ingredient n=\"250\">alum</ingredient>,\r\n                half a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"241\">dragon\'s blood</ingredient> and\r\n                <ingredient n=\"97\">Japanese earth</ingredient>, and a sufficient quantity of\r\n                mucilaginous <ingredient n=\"197\">gum tragacanth</ingredient>, and make a mass to be\r\n                divided into thirty pills. Label: <action n=\"5\">Astringent Pills</action>, three, four\r\n                or five to be taken at bedtime.\r\n            </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Grey</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n<choice>\r\n            <orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"169\">Rad. Gentian</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"21\">Cort. Auriantior.</ingredient>\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamom</ingredient> @ Ê’ij\r\n                <lb/>Affunde aq. font. bullient. lbj\r\n                <lb/>Macera per noctem &amp; colature\r\n                <lb/>adde <ingredient n=\"13\" t=\"1\">Tinct. Amar</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">-- Aromat.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                <lb/>â„³ Signa The <action n=\"31\">Strengthening</action> Infusion\r\n                <lb/>of which two ounces to be taken two or\r\n                <lb/>three time a day.\r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"169\">Gentian root</ingredient>, two drachms each of\r\n                <ingredient n=\"21\">orange peel</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient>. Pour over\r\n                one pint of boiled spring water. Leave overnight and sieve, then add\r\n                <ingredient n=\"13\" t=\"1\">tincture of Amarum</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">tincture of aromatics</ingredient>,\r\n                and mix. 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I am\r\n            <lb/>even <subst><del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del><add place=\"above\">satisfied</add></subst> that this may be the case through any diversity of\r\n            <lb/>Climate as the air in open seas is never in the extream <add place=\"above\">either</add> of heat\r\n            <lb/>or cold. But tho you may bear a Voyage in general I cannot\r\n            <lb/>warrant you against the <condition n=\"43\">Scurvy</condition>, often the effect of any length\r\n            <lb/>of voyage &amp; you must by no means engage in this without <add place=\"above\">taking</add> every\r\n            <lb/>pr<subst><del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del><add place=\"above\">ecaution</add></subst> that can be proposed to obviate that effect. The preÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>cautions are chiefly the avoiding salt provisions by laying in as\r\n            <lb/>much live stock as possible, every kind of vegetables that can\r\n            <lb/>be preserved &amp; a good stock of bear &amp; wine. <add place=\"above\">Tho\'</add> Your <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> should\r\n            <lb/>not bear much vegetable aliment ashore it may do very well\r\n            <lb/>at sea &amp; a person that takes much of it that can afford a\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb/>little wine every day &amp; keeps free from cold &amp; wet will\r\n            <lb/>avoid <condition n=\"43\">Scurvy</condition> even in a long voyage. In short with a little preÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>caution I think you will be in no danger from the voyage\r\n            <lb/>but that of drowning. With regard to what may happen after\r\n            <lb/>your voyage I find it more difficult to determine. I think it\r\n            <lb/>very probable you may bear a warm<del>e</del> climate well &amp; even be\r\n            <lb/>mended of some of the ailments you have been liable to; in\r\n            <lb/>short if you <add place=\"above\">are quite at Liberty to live as you please if you</add> do live in a proper manner &amp; escape infectious\r\n            <lb/>diseases, I should have little fear. But if you are to be exposed\r\n            <lb/>to a great deal of fatigue &amp; to the vicissitudes of weather to ScorÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ching noons &amp; damp evenings I <add place=\"above\">shall</add> think a person at your time\r\n            <lb/>of life &amp; somewhat broken by ailments in a great deal of\r\n            <lb/>danger. Under your former complaints I thought it necessary\r\n            <lb/>for you to take a solid diet &amp; a great deal of strong drink\r\n            <lb/>but I think such a regimen very <subst><del>dangerous</del><add place=\"above\">hazardous</add></subst> in a warm clima<add place=\"above\">te</add>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; upon occasion of your present s<add place=\"above\">c</add>heme I was glad to hear\r\n            <lb/>that your <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> can now bear a very different managem<add place=\"above\">ent</add>.\r\n            <lb/>I own it is much in your favours &amp; removes an objection\r\n            <lb/>I should otherwise have offered but I must still say that if\r\n            <lb/>the Circumstances you are to be in shall engage you in\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb/>very free living it will very much increase your danger\r\n            <lb/>in a warm climate. I have thus suggested every consideration\r\n            <lb/>that it becomes <add place=\"above\">me</add> to offer on this occasion. You may have\r\n            <lb/>many others to ballance with them &amp; can judge better than\r\n            <lb/>I how far circumstances may or may not be as I suppose.\r\n            <lb/>I wish heartily you may be determined to what is best &amp; \r\n<lb />am\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb/>Sir\r\n                <lb/>your most obedient servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><lb/><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup>. 4<sup>th</sup> Feb<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh 4<sup>th</sup> February</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/>1765</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>J. M. Esq<sup>r</sup>.\r\n                <lb/>1765\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <opener>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                Sir\r\n            </salute>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        <p>\r\n        <lb/>Lady Huntingdon has been pleased to comÂ¬\r\n        <lb/>municate <del>some</del> your present Views to me &amp; to ask some\r\n        <lb/>questions relating to them <add place=\"above\"><del>to</del></add> which I shall here <del>give you\r\n        <lb/>an</del> answer as well as I can. From any views I have \r\n        <lb/>had of your Constitution or the ailments you have been\r\n        <lb/>liable to I am well perswaded that you may not only bear\r\n        <lb/>but also be the better for a Sea Voyage. I am even satisÂ¬\r\n        <lb/>fied that this may be the Case thro any diversity of CliÂ¬\r\n        <lb/>mate as the <del>sea</del> Air in open Seas is never in the extream \r\n            \r\n        <lb/>either of heat or Cold. But tho you may bear a Voyage\r\n            <lb/>in general I cannot warrant you against the <condition n=\"43\">scur<add place=\"above\">v</add>y</condition> often \r\n            <lb/>the effect of <subst><del>long</del><add place=\"above\">any length of</add></subst> Voyage &amp; you must by no means enÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>gage in this without taking every precaution that can \r\n            <lb/>be proposed to obviate that effect. The<del>y</del> precautions are\r\n        <lb/>chiefly the avoiding Salt Provisions by laying in as <supplied>much</supplied>\r\n        <lb/>live stock as possible, every kind of Vegetables that can\r\n        <lb/>be preserved &amp; a good stock of Beer &amp; Wine. <add place=\"above\">Tho\'</add> Your <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n        <lb/>should not bear much Vegetable Aliment ashore it may\r\n            <lb/>do it very well at Sea &amp; a person that takes much of it\r\n        <lb/><del>&amp; avoids cold</del> that can afford to take a little Wine every day\r\n            <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n            <lb/>&amp; keeps free from Cold &amp; Wet will avoid <condition n=\"43\">scur<add place=\"above\">v</add>y</condition> even in \r\n            <lb/>a long voyage. In short with a little precaution I\r\n            <lb/>think you will be in <add place=\"above\">no</add> danger from the voyage but that\r\n            <lb/>of drowning. With regard to what may happen\r\n            <lb/>after your Voyage I find it more difficult to determine. \r\n            <lb/>I think it very probable you may bear a warm climate \r\n            <lb/><del>very</del> well &amp; <add place=\"below\">in short</add> <add place=\"above\">&amp; be even mended of some of the ailments you have been liable to</add> if you are quite at Liberty to live as you \r\n            <lb/>please if you do live in a <subst><del>certain</del><add place=\"below\">proper</add></subst> manner <add place=\"above\">&amp; escape infectious diseases I should have little fear</add>. But if\r\n            <lb/>you are to be exposed to <add place=\"above\">a</add> great deal of fatigue &amp; to the \r\n            <lb/>vicissitudes of weather to Scorching <subst><del>Evenings</del><add place=\"above\">Noons</add></subst> &amp; damp \r\n            <lb/>evenings I shall think a person at your time of life &amp;\r\n            <lb/>somewhat broken by ailments in a great deal of danger\r\n            <lb/>Under your former Complaints I thought it necessary\r\n            <lb/>for you to take a solid diet &amp; a great deal of strong Drink\r\n            <lb/><supplied>but</supplied> I think such a regimen very hazardous in a warm\r\n            <lb/>climate &amp; upon occasion of your present scheme I was\r\n            <lb/>glad to hear that your <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> can <add place=\"above\">now</add> bear a very different\r\n            <lb/>management. I own it is much in your favours &amp; removes\r\n            <lb/>an objection I should otherwise have offered but I must still\r\n            <lb/>say that if the Circumstances you are to be in shall engage <add place=\"above\">yourself</add>\r\n            <lb/>to free living it will very much increase <subst><del>the</del><add place=\"above\">your</add></subst> danger <del>I have</del>\r\n            <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n            <lb/>in a warm climate. I have thus suggested every conÂ¬\r\n            <lb/><subst>si</subst>deration that <del>I think can affect</del> it becomes me to offer \r\n            <lb/>on this occasion. You may have many others to ballance\r\n            <lb/>with them &amp; can judge better than I how far the CircumÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>stances may or may not be as I suppose. I wish heartily \r\n            <lb/>you may be determined to what is best &amp; am\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb/>Sir\r\n                <lb/>your most obedient servant.\r\n            </salute>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 772, 11, '2015-04-17 22:54:13', 62),
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But it will be still proper to be on our Guard, &amp; to seÂ¬\r\n    <lb />cure her entire Recovery by a proper Regimen.</p>\r\n    <p>What has been hitherto done seems to have been very proper and\r\n    <lb />particularly the <choice><abbr>Med<sup>s</sup>.</abbr><expan>Medicines</expan></choice> are so. But as the Quantities, and Composition\r\n    <lb />are not exactly specified I <del>sh</del> shall here give my Opinion on that Subject.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Let her take <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> in the form prescribed below, and after taking\r\n    <lb />the Quantity there ordered let her intermit the use of it for a fortnight\r\n    <lb />After that she may take the same Quantity as before and again lay it\r\n    <lb />aside for a Month or longer as Circumstances shall direct, that is if she\r\n    <lb />recovers her Strength to any tolerable Degree, and has no Returns of her\r\n        <lb /><del>D</del>Disease, I would have her take no more <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> than the two QuantiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ties above ordered, but <symptom n=\"23\">if she does not recover her Strength</symptom> some Time\r\n        <lb />in Winter another Course of <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"35\">Steel</ingredient> may be necessary.</p>\r\n    <p>If her Urine continues to flow freely she will be secure against any\r\n        <lb />Return of her Disease, and will hardly need to disturb her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> with\r\n        <lb />with the <action n=\"12\">Diuretic</action> Pills, but <symptom n=\"27\">if her Urine is not clear and plentiful</symptom> she\r\n        <lb />must employ these Pills very diligently, even at the Time of taking <ingredient n=\"1\">the\r\n        <lb />Bark</ingredient>, and more especially in the Intervals of <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient>, and more espeÂ¬\r\n        <lb />cially in the Intervals. When she takes the Pills during the InterÂ¬\r\n        <lb />vals of <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient>, let her wash them down with the Infusion prescribed\r\n    <lb />below.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />These are the only <del>Mede</del> Medecines I would advise just now,\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" /><lb />only take care that her <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> be kept regular by a <action n=\"21\">gentle Laxati<del><illegible l=\"2\" /></del>ve</action>\r\n        <lb />when necessary; and <symptom n=\"8\">when her Appetite falls <del>of</del> off</symptom>, or she is troubled\r\n        <lb />with <symptom n=\"48\">Indigestion</symptom>, let her take <treatment n=\"9\">a gentle Vomit</treatment> which is otherwise a very\r\n        <lb />proper Remedy to obviate the Stagnation about <bodypart n=\"44\">the Liver</bodypart>, which by the\r\n    <lb />late Event she seems to have been liable to. <del>Ther</del></p>\r\n    <p><lb />There is nothing more proper or more necessary for her, than her\r\n    <lb />taking what Exercise either in a Carriage or on Horseback she can easily\r\n        <lb />bear, or conveniently procure. Excercise taken in the open <del>A</del> air wil alÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ways do most Service, but when the Weather does not allow of that she\r\n        <lb />must employ <treatment n=\"51\">the Hobby Horse</treatment> as well as she can. Bodily Exercise I\r\n    <lb />do not expect she will bear for some Time.</p>\r\n    <p>Her Diet seems to have been very well managed. Let it be nouÂ¬\r\n    <lb />rishing, but very light, and let her have no more liquid food, than\r\n    <lb />is just necessary. If all <del>the</del> Symptoms <del>are</del> of her Disease keep off, some\r\n    <lb />of the lighter Fishes may be properly employed as a restorative food.\r\n    <lb />For ordinary Drink which should be as little as possible, the Toast Water\r\n    <lb />with a little Wine in it is as proper as any, &amp; she may frequently take\r\n    <lb />a glass of Claret by itself.</p></div>\r\n    <div><head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Lindsay</head>\r\n        <recipe><choice><orig>â„ž: Pulv. <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. Peruv.</ingredient> â„¥ii <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient>. <ingredient n=\"44\">Sal. Mart.</ingredient> @ â„¥Å¿s\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\">Conserv. Rosarum.</ingredient> â„¥iÅ¿s. <ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Syrup. 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When I was a child it appeared chiefly in the night\r\n    <lb />by filling me with <symptom n=\"17\">fearful and gloomy ideas which awaked me with \r\n    <lb />great terror.</symptom> My parents have told me that this was occasioned\r\n    <lb />by afright some young fellow in the neighbourhood gave me when\r\n    <lb />an infant. When at school it discovered itself by extreme diffiÂ¬\r\n    <lb />dence - a <symptom n=\"33\">swimming</symptom> in my <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> \r\n    after going to bed - and several other\r\n    <lb />ways I cannot now recollect.\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n <p>\r\n    \r\n    <lb />When I arrived at the age of fourteen, thro the bad example\r\n    <lb />of my companions I got into a custom that greatly strengthened the\r\n    <lb />disorder<sup>+</sup>. It now appeard by a <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom>\r\n    at the <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> â€“ pains in\r\n    <lb />the small of my <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> - \r\n    <symptom n=\"12\">a difficulty of breathing</symptom> &amp; a constant fear of\r\n    <lb />death. Something like <symptom n=\"84\">a lump appeard to be in my throat\r\n    <lb />which seemd to threaten suffocation</symptom>, and sometimes a <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom>\r\n    <lb />would come across my <bodypart n=\"42\">heart</bodypart> which I was afraid woud instantly\r\n    <lb />carry me off. A few years after this period these symptoms seemd\r\n    <lb />gradually to abate â€“ I woud at times indeed be affected <add place=\"above\">with</add> extraorâ€“\r\n    <lb />dinary notions - I imagined I felt symptoms of disorder upon me\r\n    <lb />I was free from: but these seldom lasted long â€“ and in this\r\n    <lb />way I continued till about two years ago - when my complaints\r\n    <lb />returned upon me in a way more terrible than ever.\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n      \r\n      <p>\r\n         \r\n    <lb />For some days I had been <symptom n=\"56\">under some anxiety of mind</symptom>, and one\r\n    <lb />night I went to bed rather more uneasy than usual. About two\r\n    <lb />hours after I had fallen asleep <symptom n=\"17\">I awoke in a confused sort of dream in\r\n    <lb />a situation of mind the most gloomy and distressing.</symptom> I arose out\r\n    <lb />of bed and walked across the room in great agitation. I coud have\r\n    <lb />run out into the fields but was afraid of exposing myself. In\r\n    <lb />a little time <symptom n=\"17\">I returned to bed and after tossing backwards and\r\n    <lb />forwards for sometime I again fell asleep</symptom> and awaked in the\r\n    <lb />morning rather more composed. â€“â€“â€“ What rendered my situation\r\n    <lb />the more uneasy was that I had that day to set out upon a JourÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ney which was to take me about two weeks. After dinner however\r\n         \r\n    <lb />+ self abuse\r\n         \r\n  <pb n=\"2\">\r\n     \r\n  </pb>\r\n         \r\n    <lb />\r\n    <lb />\r\n    <lb />I got myself ready and set off. I was but a short way from home\r\n    <lb />when I fell into a train of ideas that quite altered the frame of \r\n    <lb />my mind and made my whole Journey pretty agreeable. I\r\n    <lb />forgot my former complaints and used too much freedom with\r\n    <lb />my constitution. I was anxious about getting home and <symptom n=\"17\">allow\'d\r\n    <lb />myself too little sleep</symptom>. I rode pretty long stages before breakÂ¬\r\n    <lb />fast which I often wanted till after ten oClock. For a good\r\n    <lb />part of the Journey my only drink was a bit of bread and a\r\n    <lb />draught of porter: and twice at night I drank two much\r\n    <lb />wine. The consequence of all this was - that a short time\r\n    <lb />after I returned home <symptom n=\"17\">my old terrors came upon me in the night.</symptom>\r\n    <lb />and continued with me in a good measure thro the day â€“ the merest\r\n    <lb />triffles filled me with fear - every thing appeared thro a gloomy\r\n    <lb />medium and by this means my life was rendered very uncomfortÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ale. Sometimes I took a ride out in the morning, but this semÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ed to do me little good, and I scarse used any other means for\r\n    <lb />removing my complaints. My natural bashfulness kept me from\r\n    <lb />communicating my case to any body - but I had the address so to\r\n    <lb />manage matters that few or none suspected me of being ill. At\r\n    <lb />supper I used to drink plentifully of small beer which helped to\r\n    <lb />cheer up my spirits and made me sleep tolerably the first half\r\n    <lb />of the night; and during the other half <symptom n=\"17\">I slept but little</symptom>. I\r\n    <lb />carefully avoided the use of spirits and <ingredient n=\"58\">laudanum</ingredient>\r\n         because of their\r\n    <lb />pernicious effects in such cases, and my food was just such as\r\n    <lb />other people use.\r\n         \r\n      </p>\r\n      \r\n      <p>\r\n \r\n    <lb />In about half a Year after this last attack I <unclear>guu</unclear> a little\r\n    <lb />easier and was enabled to pursue my business with some degree\r\n    <lb />of composure for about a twelvemonth: but about <subst><del>six weeks</del><add place=\"above\">a month</add></subst>\r\n    <lb />ago the disease came back in another form. I took a great\r\n    <lb />uneasiness about the <bodypart n=\"42\">heart</bodypart> which increased greatly with the\r\n    <lb />warmth of the weather. <symptom n=\"17\">My sleep thro the night was very\r\n    <lb />unsound</symptom>. My imagination was in a manner ungovernable and a\r\n    <lb />prey to every invading idea. My mind coud scarse fix on an\r\n    <lb />agreeable thought - nothing coud entertain me and I persued my \r\n    <lb />secular employments with aversion. The affection of my mind seemd\r\n         \r\n   <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n         \r\n    <lb />to suffer. Sometimes I was in a state of stupefaction - indifferent to\r\n    <lb />every thing around. I knew myself to exist and that was all -\r\n    <lb />&amp; Neither grief joy love fear or any passion of the mind seemd to\r\n    <lb />have the same influence as formerly: At present I am a\r\n    <lb />little better but have reason to suspect that this will not be of\r\n    <lb />long duration â€“â€“â€“ One thing is remarkable that in all these\r\n    <lb />different attacks my health can never be said to have suffaid;\r\n    <lb />and at this moment my appetite and digestion are excellent - nor\r\n    <lb />does any body suspect any thing to be the matter with me.\r\n         \r\n      </p>\r\n      \r\n      <p>\r\n         \r\n    <lb />I wou\'d not have troubled you with so long a letter had it\r\n    <lb />not been to enable you to form a distinct Judgement of my case\r\n    <lb />and to point out such medicine and regimen as will at least\r\n    <lb />alleviate, if not remove my complaints. This last I have but little\r\n    <lb />reason to expect tho at present I am withen 30 years of age, as\r\n    <lb />from some circumstances I have grounds to believe that they\r\n    <lb />are partly hereditary.\r\n         \r\n      </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n         \r\n    <lb />The nature of my employment gives me about an hour or an hour\r\n    <lb />and a half time to myself before breakfast and as much in\r\n    <lb />the afternoon. My business is by no means of the sidentary\r\n    <lb />kind and sometimes occasions me to be from home for about\r\n    <lb />a week at once: and on these Journeys I am a good deal exposed\r\n    <lb />to drinking, tho for the most part with respect to this I am\r\n    <lb />scrupulously cautious. I often take a little snuff which cheers\r\n    <lb />me a little while, but has a tendency to weaken my <bodypart n=\"47\">nerves</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />and stupify me. <symptom n=\"17\">When I feel any uneasiness in the night I\r\n    <lb />am indisposed to sleep</symptom> I sometimes use and take two glasses of port\r\n    <lb />wine which has a good effect. Since the commencement of the\r\n    <lb />warm weather I have mostly given over the use of small beer \r\n        <add place=\"above\">as I found it filld me <choice><abbr>w,sup>t.</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> wind</add>\r\n    <lb />and gradually drink a little spirits and water - but as I have\r\n    <lb />never till now applied to any Physician my way of life, in\r\n    <lb />other respects is continued the same as before\r\n         \r\n      </p>\r\n     <p>\r\n       \r\n    <lb />I have only to intreat Sir that you will give my case a\r\n    <lb />careful perusal and send me your best advice in a few posts -\r\n    <lb />You will also let me know your usual fee and it shall be\r\n    <lb />honestly transmitted - I am with great respect\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n    \r\n <closer>\r\n    \r\n    <salute>Sir, your very <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup> Serv</abbr><expan>obedient Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n     \r\n  <signed>John Warrandice</signed>\r\n     \r\n     <dateline>July 14<sup>th.</sup> 1785</dateline>\r\n   \r\n    \r\n   \r\n   \r\n      \r\n </closer>  \r\n     \r\n     <postscript>turn over\r\n     \r\n <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n     \r\n       <lb />Please direct to the care of M<sup>r.</sup> George Renny <choice><abbr>merc<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>merchant</expan></choice> Falkirk\r\n       <lb />N:B: I have sometimes an opportunity of bathing\r\n         \r\n   </postscript>\r\n\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n     \r\n     <p>\r\n       \r\n     <lb />single sheet\r\n     <lb />Dr<sup>r.</sup> Cullen\r\n     <lb />Professor of Medicine\r\n     <lb />university\r\n     <lb />Edinburgh\r\n    \r\n     </p>\r\n \r\n   </div>\r\n  <div>\r\n   \r\n    <handShift />\r\n    \r\n    <annot>\r\n      \r\n      <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> John Warrandice\r\n      <lb />June 1785\r\n      <lb />V. XVII p.146\r\n       \r\n    </annot>\r\n\r\n   </div>\r\n   \r\n   \r\n</body>\r\n', 2662, 11, '2015-04-17 09:36:10', 78),
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For this Purpose\r\n        <lb />the chief Means are to keep her <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> regular, and to prevent\r\n        <lb />all <symptom n=\"48\">Indigestion</symptom>.</p>\r\n<p><lb />For the first D<sup>r</sup> Douglass\'s Pills seem to be very well adapted\r\n<lb />and the Use of them must be very constant. it sometimes\r\n<lb />happens, that a Medicine often repeated loses it\'s Effects; and\r\n<lb />in <del>this</del> Case this shou\'d happen to the Pills I have given a\r\n<lb />Prescription below, which I hope will supply their Place.</p>\r\n<p><lb />In Diet M<sup>rs</sup> Bower must avoid every thing that may\r\n    <lb />be <symptom n=\"20\">cold</symptom> and <symptom n=\"7\">windy</symptom> on her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> and therefore Roots,\r\n<lb />Greens and fruits Most Kinds of Grain made in Pudding\r\n<lb />or otherwise she may take. Her diet must be chiefly of\r\n<lb />Solid food, but that of the lightest Kind, and she must\r\n<lb />take great Care that her Stomach is never loaded by the\r\n<lb />Quantity. She may very properly take every Day a\r\n<lb />light plain Soup with a little Barley, Rice, Sago or\r\n<lb />Vermicelli. For ordinary Drink she may take Toast\r\n<lb />water with a very little Red Port in it, and every Day\r\n<lb />at Dinner and Supper she may take a Glass or two of\r\n<lb />any Wine she likes best. But if she takes the stronger\r\n<lb />Kinds, she shou\'d put a little Water in it.</p>\r\n<p><lb />If we can prevent any Return of the Violent Pain\r\n    <lb />I hope there will be no Danger of a <condition n=\"11\">Miscarriage</condition>, but\r\n    <lb />as her <bodypart n=\"57\">Vessels</bodypart> have been weakened by former Accidents\r\n<lb />it will be very proper to take every Precaution to avoid\r\n<lb />another. On this account I must advise M<sup>rs</sup> Bower to\r\n    <lb />use very little Exercise for two months to come and especiÂ¬\r\n<lb />ally from the tenth Week to the fourteenth, or a little longer.\r\n<lb />The worst kind of Exercise is Walking, or long Standing\r\n<pb n=\"2\" /><lb />and she ought never to stand still above a minute at a\r\n<lb />Time. She shou\'d never walk but upon the most plane and\r\n<lb />level Ground, and for a short way only at a Time. In short\r\n<lb />the less bodily motion she has for the Time mentioned the\r\n<lb />better, and it will be even very proper for her to lie much\r\n    <lb />upon a Bed, and if she has any Pains of her <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart> it may\r\n<lb />be absolutely necessary to take to that Posture altogether for\r\n<lb />some weeks. In the Mean Time for a week or two it will\r\n<lb />be for M<sup>rs</sup> Bower\'s Health to have a little fresh Air, and she\r\n<lb />may go a little abroad in the forenoons or Evenings in a\r\n<lb />Carriage or on Horseback, and after the 14.<sup>th</sup> Week she may also\r\n    <lb />do the same, but both now and during <condition n=\"7\">the whole Time of \r\n<lb />her Pregnancy</condition>, her motion whether in a Carriage or on HorseÂ¬\r\n<lb />back ought to be extremely smooth &amp; gentle, and never very\r\n<lb />long at one Time.</p>\r\n<p><lb />At all Times it is of the utmost Consequence for her\r\n    <lb />to avoid Cold and especially of her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart>. She ought always\r\n<lb />to wear worsted Understockings, and in the Night Time\r\n<lb />she ought to keep on her Understockings, or use woolen foot\r\n    <lb />Socks. If her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> are cold in the Evening she ought to have\r\n    <lb />them warmed or <treatment n=\"39\">well chafed with warm Flannel</treatment> before goÂ¬\r\n<lb />in to Bed.</p>\r\n<p><lb />I have now only to add that if on any Occasion M.<sup>rs</sup>\r\n<lb />Bower is threatened with a Return of the violent Pain\r\n    <lb />of her <bodypart n=\"73\">Side</bodypart> I think it shou\'d be treated as a <symptom n=\"60\">Colic</symptom> taking\r\n    <lb />Pains in the first Place by <treatment n=\"6\">Clysters</treatment> or proper <action n=\"21\">Laxatives</action>\r\n    <lb />to procure a Passage of her <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>, and then to quiet\r\n    <lb />the Disorder by <ingredient n=\"58\">full Doses of Laudanum</ingredient></p>\r\n<closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n<dateline>8.<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Aug.<sup>st</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 1769</dateline></closer></div>\r\n <div><head>For M<sup>rs.</sup> Bower</head>\r\n     <recipe><choice><orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"34\">Flor. 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To take it all together it is singular Disease\r\n            <lb/>but most of the symptoms we have frequently met with\r\n            <lb/>&amp; found them admit of remedy.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Tho the uneasiness is now very constant yet it is alÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ways worst when she is out of <unclear>order</unclear>, this is the most proper\r\n            <lb/>time for the use of remidies.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>1 A day or two before an alteration is expected let her\r\n            <lb/>begin to take the <action n=\"16\">Emollient</action> Powders, taking one, four five\r\n            <lb/>or six times a day dissolving it in a glass of water which\r\n            <lb/>should be at least a gill &amp; if her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> easily bears it\r\n            <lb/>she will do well to take more &amp; half a muchkin with\r\n            <lb/>each powder these powders should be continued in this manÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ner for the two or three first days of her being out of order\r\n            <lb/>If she thinks in necessary to avoid Water the chillness\r\n            <lb/>may be put of by a toast or ly a little warm water\r\n            <lb/>added to that she is the the powder in.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>2 At the same time she begins to the powders she\r\n            <lb/>should use the <del>anord</del> <action n=\"34\">anodyne</action> oil ordered below,\r\n            <lb/>anointing the parts outwardly &amp; throwing in spoonfull\r\n            <lb/>or two with a syringe twice a day she may do this also at\r\n            <lb/>any othe<add place=\"above\">r</add> time when the soreness is ver very uneasy\r\n        </p>\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>3. At the same times bathing with warm milk &amp; water is\r\n            <lb/>very proper &amp; when she is out of order I think the warm\r\n            <lb/>bathing is still very proper theres should be no bearing down\r\n            <lb/>but especialy <del>there</del> if there is.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>4. It is of consequence to keep her at all times free from\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> &amp; more especially when she is out of order. I supÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>pose Miss Thomson has already experience of what is most\r\n            <lb/>fit for this but I think <ingredient n=\"34\">Flower of Sulphur</ingredient> are particularly\r\n            <lb/>fit if the the do not disagree with her. At that time of being\r\n            <lb/>out of order the most proper remedy is an <action n=\"16\">Emollient</action>\r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"6\">Glyster</treatment> which may be very properly employed every day.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>5. For the <add place=\"above\">two</add> first <del>if</del> days that Miss Thomson is out of order\r\n            <lb/>let her take a table spoonfull <handShift /> <action n=\"34\"><choice><abbr>Anod.</abbr><expan>Anodyne</expan></choice></action> Mixture once in\r\n            <lb/>the forenoon once in afternoon &amp; two spoonfulls h. s.<note>\"At bedtime\".</note>\r\n            <lb/>this to be continued a night or two longer if usefull ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>6. Sea Bathing\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>7. Cool Diet\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"55\">Urethra</bodypart> suspected &amp; examination proposed\r\n            <lb/>&amp; perhaps a <treatment n=\"7\">Bougie</treatment> &amp; Oily <treatment n=\"8\">njection</treatment>\r\n        </p>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <head>For Miss Thomson</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>As the Ailments\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 774, 3, '2013-12-07 23:45:45', 64),
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This I would attempt in the first place (by warm\r\n<lb />bathing which as she is still moveable about <bodypart n=\"62\">the haunches</bodypart> may be pracÂ¬\r\n<lb />tised with a little address. Let her remain in the bath as long as she can easiÂ¬\r\n<lb />ly bear it, and the heat of it can be easily kept up. After being taken out of\r\n<lb />the bath I <del>s</del> would always <treatment n=\"25\">let her sweat a little</treatment> if it can be made to flow\r\n<lb />easily and this practise I would employ every day or every other day for 6 or 7\r\n<lb />Times. 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Balsam.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. Mass ex hujus Singulis\r\n  <lb />Semidrach. form. Pil. Sex. Signa: <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> Pills one or\r\n <lb />two to be taken every night at bedtime washing them down\r\n <lb />with two table spoonfulls of the following mixture</orig>\r\n         \r\n<reg>Take one drachm each of <ingredient n=\"3\">Socotrine Aloes</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"169\">Gentian extract</ingredient>, half a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"93\">Polychrest Salts</ingredient> and powdered <ingredient n=\"265\">Cardona mineral</ingredient>, and enough <ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">Balsamic Syrup</ingredient> as to make a mass, from which to make six half-drachm pills. Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> Pills one or two to be taken every night at bedtime washing them down with two table spoonfulls of the following mixture</reg>\r\n</choice>\r\n</recipe>\r\n     \r\n\r\n\r\n<recipe>\r\n<choice>\r\n<orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">aq. 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After considering\r\n            <lb/>the whole very fully I am heartily sorry to find it very\r\n            <lb/>unfavourable. I am disposed to think the pains of\r\n            <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> of the <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatic</condition> kind &amp; tho perhaps aggravated\r\n            <lb/>by the state of her <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> I think we might easily get\r\n            <lb/>the better of them but the Ailment in her <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>is by much the most urgent &amp; to that our Remedies\r\n            <lb/>must be directed. Happily some of these are very\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"above\">well</add> adapted to both ailments but except in so far as this\r\n            <lb/>is the Case I would neglect the pains of her <add place=\"above\">back</add>\r\n            <lb/>unless it becomes more urgent than at present\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The Remedies you have already employed <del>apÂ¬\r\n                <lb/>pear</del> viz <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient> appear to me the\r\n            <lb/>most proper possible. For the first I would endeaÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>vour to bring it to two drams every day &amp; at\r\n            <lb/>that dose continue it for a fortnight. If in that\r\n            <lb/>time it makes any change on the condition of the\r\n            <lb/>sore &amp; particularly if it brings a better matter it\r\n            <lb/>may be continued longer but if it does <add place=\"above\">not</add> in a fortÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>night\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb/>make some change on the sore it should then be laid\r\n            <lb/>aside at lest for some time.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>With regard to the <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient> I trust to its good\r\n            <lb/>effects but think it must be increased to the Dose\r\n            <lb/>she can bear &amp; I expect nothing from it till it is\r\n            <lb/>brought to shew some sensible effects. Besides a\r\n            <lb/>full dose I find also that a long continuance is\r\n            <lb/>commonly necessary &amp; sometimes the external use\r\n            <lb/>contributes a great deal to the Cure. I would thereÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>fore advise a <treatment n=\"23\">poultice</treatment> of the Pulv. <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"396\">Farin.\r\n            <lb/>Avenac.</ingredient> @ p. <unclear>8</unclear>.<note>This appears to be a page reference but no formula has been traced in the <i>Pharmacopoeia Collegii Regii Medicorum Edinburgensis</i> which is the most obvious source.</note> reference  with as much of the Ung. <action n=\"16\">Emoll</action>.\r\n            <lb/>sine <ingredient n=\"55\">Terebinth</ingredient>. as is necessary to prevent the <treatment n=\"23\">poulÂ¬\r\n                <lb/>tice</treatment> from drying too much. The<del>s</del> frequent use\r\n            <lb/>of this application is apt to make the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> tender\r\n            <lb/>&amp; sometimes to spread the excoriation. 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Calam.<note>This abbreviated ingredient is unclear, but it may refer to Calamus.</note>\r\n            <lb/>you have very properly applied keeps the sore easy it\r\n            <lb/>should be continued <add place=\"above\">in the day time</add> but if it does not, one of the <ingredient n=\"238\" t=\"23\">Lead\r\n            <lb/>Ointments</ingredient> must be employed or what is sometimes better\r\n            <lb/>a <treatment n=\"23\">poultice</treatment> of bread moistened <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"251\">Acet. Lithargyrites</ingredient>\r\n        </p>\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>So far I have given my Remarks on your practice\r\n            <lb/>&amp; with regard to it I have only to add that the <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic</action>\r\n        <lb/>Powder seems to have <add place=\"above\">had</add> a good effect &amp; urged further miight\r\n        <lb/>be of great service to the pains of her <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> but must\r\n            <lb/>think of it hardly safe to urge it at present &amp; would raÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ther reserve it till perhaps pains in the <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart> <add place=\"above\">or <symptom n=\"17\">great want of sleep</symptom></add> may\r\n            <lb/>require it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Of my own prescription I have only one to offer\r\n            <lb/>which is the <ingredient n=\"33\" t=\"20\">Antimonial Wine</ingredient> &amp; which I have found serÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>viceable in such <condition n=\"65\">schirrosities</condition>. Of the Mixture preÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>scribed below let her take a table spoonfull at ten\r\n            <lb/>every Evening &amp; if <add place=\"above\">this does not occasion any <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom> &amp;</add> if she lies awake she may take another\r\n            <lb/>at eleven &amp; on the like conditions a third at twelve.\r\n            <lb/>The dose that gives a little <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"61\">Nausea</symptom> is to be\r\n            <lb/>persisted in for some weeks, &amp; I need <add place=\"above\">not</add> detail to you the\r\n            <lb/>management either first or last that this requires.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>During the use of these medicines it will be proÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>per that the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> be kept regular &amp; it may be done by\r\n            <lb/>the use of the <ingredient n=\"9\" t=\"1\">Tinct. Rhei</ingredient> you have advised but I think\r\n            <lb/>it may be also proper for M<sup>rs</sup> Leith to take during a\r\n            <lb/>great part of the summer season a muchkin <add place=\"above\">or more</add> <del>of</del> of new\r\n            <lb/>drawn Cow Milk Whey every morning.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>With regard to M<sup>rs</sup> Leiths Diet I have only to\r\n            <lb/>say that without being low it should be light\r\n            <lb/>&amp; cool avoiding salt meats, high seasoning, heavy meats\r\n            <lb/>or much Fish.\r\n        </p>\r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>At present I am perswaded that M<sup>rs</sup> Leith cannot\r\n                <lb/>bear much Exercise &amp; I should by no means urge but if\r\n                <lb/>she <add place=\"above\">can</add> contrive to get a little fresh air with gentle easy\r\n                <lb/>motion every day it will certainly be of service.\r\n            </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I suppose you understood by <add place=\"above\">my</add> not mentioning it that\r\n            <lb/>I did not intend any application to the <bodypart n=\"28\">right breast</bodypart> &amp; it is\r\n            <lb/>so but <add place=\"above\">I would</add> have her keep it constantly covered with a bit of\r\n            <lb/>very good soft Fur which is the very best means of defending\r\n            <lb/>it from every ruder compression.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>When any new Circumstance casts up I shall <del>be</del>\r\n            <lb/>expect to hear from you &amp; it will give me great pleasure\r\n            <lb/>if I can in the least contribute to the relief of a Lady\r\n            <lb/>&amp; family I have a very great regard for. Believe me always\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb/>â„ž Aq. <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam.</ingredient> s. v. â„¥iijÅ¿s\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"33\" t=\"20\">Vin. Emetic. 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If\r\n        <lb />you say however that this point must be given up â€“ Pray\r\n        <lb />point out something else in place of them â€“ and I will\r\n        <lb />endeavour to comply. â€“â€“\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />There is Just one other particular <del>I might have mentioned</del>\r\n    </p>\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />in which your advice may be necessary and which I might\r\n        <lb />have mentioned before\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Whether it is <u>constitutional</u> to me or not I cannot say\r\n        <lb />but I have always been <symptom n=\"226\">remarkably addicted to venery</symptom> â€“â€“ and\r\n        <lb />to <condition n=\"135\">involuntary effusions in the night</condition>. In conjugal enjoyÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ments too this is often a loss to me â€“ <symptom n=\"226\">I am so hot and full\r\n        <lb />of fire</symptom> â€“ matters are often over in an instant. This I am\r\n        <lb />perswaded is greatly owing to what I mentioned in my\r\n        <lb />former letter and perhaps the same prescription will suit\r\n        <lb />both complaints. If you know any thing particular\r\n        <lb />that will be of success in this last case I hope you\r\n        <lb />will mention it and you shall have no more trouble\r\n        <lb />I hope, from\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute>Sir\r\n        <lb />your much obliged <choice><abbr>hu<sup>e</sup> S.</abbr><expan>humble Servant</expan></choice>\r\n        </salute>\r\n        <signed>John Warrandice</signed>\r\n        <dateline>As before care of M<sup>r</sup> Geo Renny Falkirk 19 July 1785</dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    <postscript>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />N: B: I hope you see the propriety of keeping this correspondÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ence an entire secret\r\n        </p>\r\n    </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Professor of medecine\r\n            <lb />University\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> John Warrandice\r\n            <lb />July 1785\r\n            <lb />XVII. p 176, 327\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2665, 13, '2014-11-13 12:09:07', 202),
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Muir\r\n        </head>\r\n        <opener>\r\n        <salute>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n        </salute>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am glad you have given me an opportunity of wriÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ting to you again for my last was in too great haste. I am <unclear>clear</unclear>\r\n            <lb />for your repeating the <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers Powder</ingredient> but I find that I differ from\r\n            <lb />you in the execution. I never give such large doses as that you\r\n            <lb />have taken because I dont think profuse <treatment n=\"25\">sweats</treatment> necessary nor so\r\n            <lb />effectual as long continued <treatment n=\"25\">sweats</treatment>. I always give the dose about\r\n            <lb />8 in the morning after my patient has had some sleep which\r\n            <lb />they commonly have sometime between four + 8. I dont encourage\r\n            <lb />sleeping after taking the dose or during the day because <add place=\"above\">in</add> most persons\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />sleeping stops or diminishes the <treatment n=\"25\">sweat</treatment>. I avoid giving drink\r\n            <lb />soon after the dose as it is apt to cause <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> and wish\r\n            <lb />to have out some <treatment n=\"25\">sweat</treatment> before I give drink but after that allow\r\n            <lb />it at pleasure. I allow some additional bed cloaths to bring\r\n            <lb />out the <treatment n=\"25\">sweat</treatment> but after that take them away as much heat is\r\n            <lb />to be avoided. I find it useful load the feat a little more\r\n            <lb />than the body and to the pains to bring the <treatment n=\"25\">sweat</treatment> soon to the <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />by warm bottles or bricks if necessary. If the <treatment n=\"25\">sweat</treatment> continues\r\n            <lb />on the <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> I am pretty certain it is <unclear>universal</unclear> and while it\r\n            <lb />is so it is neither necessary to be profuse nor can this be easiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly supported for the time required which I hold to be at least\r\n            <lb />24 hours and better still for 48. If after <del>tw</del> 12 hours the <treatment n=\"25\">sweat</treatment>\r\n            <lb />seems to sink in I give another dose commonly half the\r\n            <lb />former if it has been anything large. If under this 2 dose\r\n            <lb />that is during the night especially towards the morning if\r\n            <lb />sleep comes on I indulge it. If a person cannot nor willnot\r\n            <lb />bear the <treatment n=\"25\">sweat</treatment> longer than 24 hours I insist on their lying abed\r\n            <lb />for 48 more. But at all times and particularly after the first\r\n            <lb />12 hours I allow a change of flannel shirt and even of blankets\r\n            <lb />if necessary, but enjoin much care in avoiding cold &amp; in reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />newing this <treatment n=\"25\">sweat</treatment> as soon as they are changed especially if in the\r\n            <lb />first 24 hours. Your <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of Tartar</ingredient> dose is most proper &amp; I\r\n            <lb />frequently give it the secon<subst><del>g</del><add>d</add></subst>day but without allowing the person\r\n            <lb />to rise out of bed. Your drinks are very proper and in point\r\n            <lb />of nourishment you need go no farther than weak broth &amp;\r\n            <lb />bread for the two first days. If on the second or 3<sup>d</sup> night you find\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />any return of pain I would have you next morning repeat the\r\n            <lb />whole course again. <del><illegible w=\"1\" /> thus</del>\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>I am &amp;cc</salute>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 7<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Febr.<sup>y </sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1772</dateline>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n          \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 458, 2, '2012-09-25 16:23:02', 167),
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It has exposed you to ailments \r\n    <lb />at Every different period of your life, but you have now got the \r\n    <lb />better of so many and have gone so far, that I think it may \r\n    <lb />by good management go as far as any other. But I must say \r\n    <lb />it is by good management alone, both because your constitution\r\n    <lb />absolutely requires a particular management and because medecine \r\n    <lb />can neither change it not correct it, and regimen only can either \r\n    <lb />do that or obviate the consequences.\r\n</p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The regimen I think necessary is in the first place \r\n            <lb />a diet entirely without Animal food, eggs or cheese. Every kind \r\n            <lb />of vegetables you may take at times, but it will be proper \r\n            <lb />for you to avoid the more flatulent kinds as Cabbage and \r\n            <lb />the colder kinds as Lettuce, Cucumber, and Melon. Raw fruit \r\n            <lb />you should also take sparingly. The vegetables you will take\r\n            <lb />most safely are all those of the grain kind as Bread, Rice,\r\n            <lb />Sage, Barley, Millet, and even Oatmeal. These you may have \r\n            <lb />dressed in what manner you like best. I would wish to have \r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />them taken often with milk, but you think you do not digest it \r\n            <lb />easily, but I would have you try it first with an equal part of \r\n            <lb />water gruel sweetened very well with Sugar. This I hope will \r\n            <lb />digest easily enough, and you may either continue it so, or by \r\n            <lb />degrees you may withdraw the gruel and come at length to take \r\n            <lb />the milk by itself. 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You will be much the\r\n                <lb />better for being much abroad in fresh air but it should be on \r\n                <lb />horseback or in a Carriage, but in either case your motion should \r\n                <lb />be moderate. I expect that your vegetable diet will keep your \r\n                <lb />	<bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular, and it is very necessary for you if your diet \r\n                <lb />should not answer to take frequently a dose of <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of Tartar</ingredient> \r\n                <lb />This regimen will I hope be sufficient to keep you in good \r\n                <lb />health but if you have convenience for it you will also be\r\n                <lb />the better for taking the cold bath. To all this I would add\r\n                <lb />that Tranquility of mind is of consequence, and if you are\r\n                <lb />liable to be keen at play I think you should avoid it \r\n                <lb />altogether. If I am not full enough in this Letter give \r\n                <lb />me what questions you please and I shall certainly \r\n                <lb />answer them, being with great regard \r\n            </p>\r\n                <closer>\r\n                    <salute>\r\n                        <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir \r\n                        <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>obed.</abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> humble <choice><abbr>serv.</abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice>\r\n                    </salute>\r\n                    <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n                    <dateline><choice><expan>Edinburgh</expan><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr></choice> 19<sup>th</sup> August\r\n                        <lb />1771 </dateline>\r\n                </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 442, 2, '2012-09-24 11:36:57', 242);
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His <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> will not bear the <ingredient n=\"25\">squills</ingredient> to\r\n            <lb />any <choice><abbr>q.<sup>ty</sup></abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> that will be usefull. While he is very senÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sible to Cold it will be right for him to keep withÂ¬\r\n            <lb />in doors but as the <symptom n=\"34\">feverishness</symptom> goes off his\r\n            <lb />exercise on horseback may discuss the remains\r\n            <lb />of <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>. I regret that I was not at home to\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />write you in course on Wednesday but I\r\n            <lb />shall be glad to hear from you again soon.\r\n            \r\n            </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />With Compliments to all at Migres\r\n                <lb />I am\r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most obedient servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 28. Aug.<sup>t</sup>\r\n                <lb />1773.\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 3685, 2, '2012-09-25 16:21:04', 217),
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If M<sup>r</sup> Maxwell <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>cont.</abbr><expan>continues</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> any reserve of strength there is nothing more necessary for him <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />gentle but <choice><abbr>cont.<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice> exercise on horseback or in a carriage taken more or less\r\n            <lb />as his strength or <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> state of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>wath<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>weather</expan></choice> properly allows, <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> best manner will \r\n            <lb />be by entering upon a Journey of some length &amp; as it is suitable for <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> plan of his\r\n            <lb />education I would advise him to leave Gottingen immedaitely &amp; proceed to\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>eith<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>either</expan></choice> Rheims or Dijon <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> I am disposed to prefer <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> first in point of Climate\r\n            <lb />if other circumstances are suitable. To either he should travel by such any\r\n            <lb />Journey as <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> state of his strength &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> securing proper <choice><abbr>accomodat<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>accommodation</expan></choice> shall\r\n            <lb />direct. I have no doubt <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> that by <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> time <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> letter arrives <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> season will\r\n            <lb />be sufficiently advanced to allow of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Journey proposed &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> climate <choice><abbr>eith<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>either</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />of Champagne or Burgundy will be very safe for M<sup>r</sup> Maxwell <choice><abbr>dur<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>during</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />months of April &amp; May <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> if his <choice><abbr>ailm<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>ailment</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>cont.</abbr><expan>continues</expan></choice> &amp; any <choice><abbr>consid.<sup>ble</sup></abbr><expan>considerable</expan></choice> <illegible w=\"2\" /> in June\r\n            <lb />it will be proper for him to come over to Britain &amp; even to Scotland\r\n            <lb />for two or 3 months after. I have only to add that wherever M<sup>r</sup> Maxwell\r\n            <lb />is it will be proper for him to avoid bodily exercise even his walking should \r\n            <lb />be very moderate &amp; walking fast, running, dancing, or fencing will do\r\n            <lb />him a <choice><abbr>g<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>great</expan></choice> deal of harm ------\r\n        </p>\r\n            <closer>\r\n                <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n                    <lb />17 March\r\n                    <lb />1773.</dateline>\r\n                <signed><choice><abbr>W.<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>William</expan></choice> Cullen M.D. and\r\n                    <lb /><choice><abbr>Profess<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Professor</expan></choice> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> practice of Physick in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n                    <lb />university of Edinburgh ------\r\n                </signed> \r\n            </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 478, 2, '2012-09-24 10:56:36', 263),
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A \r\n            <lb />sort of stupidity however still remains of which I cannot get \r\n            <lb />quit. Things that used formerly to entertain me have not now\r\n            <lb />the same effect. Joy and grief too have not the same inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fluence. A <symptom n=\"96\">Stupor</symptom> yet remains which visits me prodigiously.\r\n            <lb />For some time past I have thought that <treatment n=\"1\">the taking a little \r\n            <lb />blood might be of service</treatment> and this I am the more confirmed in\r\n            <lb />that within these few days <bodypart n=\"6\">my eyes</bodypart> seem\r\n            a little <bodypart n=\"48\">blood-run</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />However I wish to do nothing of this sort without your\r\n            <lb />advice â€“ I woud likewise wish to know if the cold bathing\r\n            <lb />ought to be continued thro the winter and how often - Whether\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I ought try another dose of the <symptom n=\"21\">nervous pills</symptom> - Or if there\r\n            <lb />is anything else you woud recommend ?\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The only thing I have presumed to do of myself without\r\n            <lb />is the chewing a little <ingredient n=\"9\">rubarb</ingredient> twice a week or so - whether\r\n            <lb />this may serve to <symptom n=\"23\">weaken my sensibility</symptom> or not - I cant say\r\n            <lb />but it has served to keep my body open and has often <del>served\r\n            <lb />to</del> relieved me when <symptom n=\"96\">I found my mind beclouded</symptom> - tho the  \r\n            <lb />latter commonly returns when the effects of the rubarb is gone. -\r\n            <lb />My meals I commonly eat heartily to which I hope you will\r\n            <lb />have no objection as I take no more at one time than\r\n            <lb />I digest before the next - I will expect to hear from\r\n            <lb />you in course and am respectfully\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                Sir\r\n                <lb />your very \r\n                <choice><abbr>Oded<sup>t</sup> Sert</abbr><expan>dedicated Servant</expan>\r\n                    \r\n                </choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>John Warrandice</signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>Forth-banks 21 <sup>st</sup> Nov 1785</dateline>\r\n            \r\n            \r\n            \r\n        </closer> \r\n        \r\n        <postscript>Direct as formerly care of Mr. Geo: Renny Falkirk</postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />professor of medicine\r\n            <lb />University\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edinb<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Warrandice\r\n            <lb />Nov<sup>r.</sup> 1785\r\n            <lb />V. XVII p. 327.\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n</body>\r\n', 2735, 13, '2014-11-21 12:35:46', 79),
(603, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c75\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:75] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Andrew Stewart / Regarding: Mr Andrew Stewart (Patient) / 31 August 1769 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Marianne Gilchrist</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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To give you the theory of them would\r\n<lb />puzzle me, and give you little satisfaction, it is enough to say that it\r\n <lb />is a Disorder of your <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart> which the Circumstances of your Life\r\n<lb />for some years past very well account for. How far any Disposition\r\n <lb />to the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> may have a share in it is not easy to Determine, but I\r\n<lb />would admit of no measure that is inconsistent with such a SupÂ¬\r\n <lb />position. The Disorder has chiefly affected your <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, and it\r\n <lb />is from thence that I suppose the Complaints of your <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> chiefly\r\n <lb />to arise, but these are encreased by any degree of <condition n=\"25\">fullness in your\r\n <lb /><bodypart n=\"57\">Vessels</bodypart></condition>. For releiving your present Complaints, &amp; preventing their\r\n<lb />return I shall offer you some Advices to be refferred to the following\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n<lb />Heads.</p>\r\n<p><lb />1.<sup>st</sup> The avoiding those Causes which have brought on your Disorder.</p>\r\n <p><lb />2.<sup>dly</sup> The Management of your <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>.</p>\r\n <p><lb />3.<sup>dly</sup> Avoiding the <condition n=\"25\">fullness of your <bodypart n=\"57\">Vessels</bodypart></condition>.</p>\r\n <p><lb />4.<sup>thly</sup> The Management of your <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>.</p>\r\n<p><lb />In the first Head, as intense Application has had the chief share\r\n<lb />in bringing on your Disorder it is necessary you should now avoid\r\n<lb />everything of that Kind. As it might be difficult to do it, so it is\r\n<lb />not absolutely necessary to avoid some attention to Business or Study\r\n<lb />but the first should be such as gives no Anxiety, and the last should\r\n<lb />be so conducted as never to give fatigue, and therefore never to be conÂ¬\r\n<lb />tinued long at one time. Your Scheme for removing from the\r\n<lb />Temptations of Business and of forming Connexions that will\r\n<lb />necessarily lead you into Amusement is certainly very proper.</p>\r\n <p><lb />2 <sup>d</sup> With Regard to the management of your <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, you must\r\n  <lb />take care to obviate every Cause or Occasion of <symptom n=\"48\">Indigestion</symptom>.\r\n<lb />You must use animal food, but should prefer the lighter kinds, &amp;\r\n<lb />with all take particular Care never to make a full meal of any kind.\r\n  <lb /><symptom n=\"8\">When your Appitite <del>issharp</del> is sharp</symptom>, you must take Soup &amp; PudÂ¬\r\n<lb />ding so as to avoid a full meal of meat. Those may seem sometimes to\r\n  <lb />give an <symptom n=\"7\">uneasy Distension of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart></symptom>, but it is soon discussed\r\n<lb />and always safer than a Load of Meat. You should take Fish seldom,\r\n<lb />&amp; sparingly, avoiding the heavier kinds, &amp; high Dressing. <del>Roots</del>\r\n<lb />Roots, Greens, &amp; other such Vegetables you may not digest easily,\r\n  <lb />but in that Respect you will find you <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> in different Condition\r\n  <lb />&amp; when you find your <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> tolerably firm you should always\r\n<lb />take some Vegetables along with your meat, &amp; particularly when you\r\n<lb />are in much Exercise, you may take them pretty freely. They freÂ¬\r\n  <lb />quently disturb the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, but they are very necessary to our\r\n<lb />Health and I would have you to take them as far as you find you can\r\n<lb />digest them. I would have all this understood as said also with respect\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n<lb />to fruit, which are in several Respects proper for you. In taking\r\n<lb />animal food I would earnestly recommend a plain Cookery &amp;\r\n<lb />that thereby you should on all Occasions avoid by the relish of food\r\n<lb />to be tempted more than you are by appetite Spice &amp; Pickles of al<supplied>l</supplied> \r\n<lb />kinds you shoud take very moderately. The Directions I have\r\n<lb />now given for your Diet chiefly respect your Dinner, for at\r\n<lb />Supper I woud not have you take meat of any kind. You<del>u</del>\r\n<lb />may if you please avoid this meal altogether, but I would\r\n<lb />much rather you should take a light one, &amp; if you can<del>t</del> digest\r\n<lb />any kind of milk meats these are the most proper. A\r\n<lb />Breakfast you must take neither Tea or Coffee. A Weak\r\n<lb />Chocolate is one of the most proper but if you do not digest thi<supplied>s</supplied>\r\n<lb />easily you may take a weak Broth, or if you like something\r\n  <lb />in the shape of Tea you must make it of Baum, Sage Rosemary\r\n<lb />or other such plant of Home Growth. For ordinary Drink, let it\r\n<lb />be Toast Water alone or with a little Wine in it, &amp; you must avoid\r\n<lb />malt Liquors of all kinds, as also Cyder, or any other small wine\r\n<lb />for your ordinary Draught. In strong<del>D</del> Drink you must be\r\n<lb />very temperate, but it will be very proper to take a little of them\r\n<lb />every Day &amp; I would prefer Wine to any kind of spirituous Liqor.\r\n<lb />I think you should <del>go</del> not go beyond half a pint at one time and if\r\n<lb />you observe this rule you may take what kind you please if it is\r\n  <lb />sound &amp; neat. On the management of your <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, I have only to\r\n<lb />add that I expect by the Regimen now laid down joined to proper\r\n  <lb />Exercise you will avoid <treatment n=\"9\">any Occasion for vomiting</treatment>, but if by an<unclear>y</unclear>\r\n<lb />Accident you are put off your Guard and from that or other Causes\r\n  <lb />your <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> becomes disordered with <symptom n=\"8\">Loss of Appetite</symptom> and SympÂ¬\r\n  <lb />toms of <symptom n=\"48\">Indigestion</symptom> it may be necessary to <treatment n=\"9\">take a Vomit</treatment>, but I wou<supplied>ld</supplied>\r\n<lb />have you to consider that this remedy gives only a temporary relief,\r\n  <lb />that the frequent repetition of it weakens the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, and therefore\r\n<pb n=\"4\" />\r\n<lb />I would have you employ it very seldom. The 3<sup>d</sup> Article of your\r\n  <lb />management turns upon avoiding too much <condition n=\"25\">fullness of your <bodypart n=\"57\">Blood\r\n<lb />Vessels</bodypart></condition>. It would by no means be safe for you to enter upon any\r\n<lb />meagre or extenuating Diet, and on the contrary a Diet of a nourrisÂ¬\r\n<lb />shing Quality is very proper but it must be proportioned to your\r\n  <lb />Excercise, &amp; other means of keeping up a full Perspiration A\r\n<lb />warm Climate in Winter will be very favourable to this purpose,\r\n<lb />but you must not depend on that alone, but should take some ExÂ¬\r\n<lb />cercise every Day if possible on horseback, and at least in a CarÂ¬\r\n<lb />riage. This Excercise I consider as an essential part your conÂ¬\r\n  <lb />duct, &amp; I expect it will both keep your <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> in good Plight,\r\n  <lb />and prevent any <condition n=\"25\">excess or fullness in your <bodypart n=\"57\">Vessels</bodypart></condition>, but it may\r\n<lb /><unclear>go</unclear> further in the first than in the last that is that it may encrease\r\n  <lb />your appetite more than it discharges your <bodypart n=\"57\">Vessels</bodypart>, &amp; thereÂ¬\r\n<lb />fore you must still study great moderation either in the quanÂ¬\r\n<lb />tity or quantity of your food. As it is not possible for you to\r\n  <lb />judge that your Excercise &amp; <symptom n=\"28\">Perspiration</symptom> are exactly adjusted\r\n<lb />to the food you take in, you must constantly watch over the\r\n<lb />Growth of your body; and whenever you find it encreasing\r\n<lb />you must either diminish your food, or encrease your ExcerÂ¬\r\n<lb />cise, or perhaps <add place=\"above\">do</add> both. These Measures will be more especially\r\n <lb />necessary if you find the Complaints in your <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> at the same time\r\n<lb />encreased and if it shall happen that you have not attended in due\r\n  <lb />Time either to the Disorder of your <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> <del>to affect</del> that may\r\n  <lb />affect your <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>; or to the <condition n=\"25\">fullness</condition> that may encrease the DisorÂ¬\r\n  <lb />der it may then be necessary for you to <treatment n=\"1\">let a little Blood</treatment> more or\r\n  <lb />less as the <condition n=\"25\">fullness</condition> &amp; Disorder of your <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart> is more or less consiÂ¬\r\n <lb />derable. Whenever the Disorder of your <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> is very much so I\r\n  <lb />believe <treatment n=\"1\">taking a little Blood</treatment> will be necessary but it is much\r\n<lb />more desirable to prevent the occasion of it by <add place=\"above\">Diet &amp;</add> Excercise, and I would\r\n<pb n=\"5\" />\r\n  <lb />even trust to these and <treatment n=\"1\">avoid bleeding</treatment> in all cases of slighter DisorÂ¬\r\n   <lb />der. <treatment n=\"1\">Frequent bleedings</treatment> certainly render our <bodypart n=\"57\">vessels</bodypart> more liable to\r\n  <lb />fill faster, and in so far as you have been obliged <treatment n=\"1\">to bleed several\r\n<lb />times</treatment> lately, you must be the more jealous of your filling up too\r\n<lb />fast, but I do not think the matter has yet gone so far, that you need\r\n  <lb />to think of obviating it by <treatment n=\"1\">repeating Bleeding</treatment>. I could never advise this as a \r\n  <lb />remedy for a general <condition n=\"25\">fullness</condition> to any person that can take measures in\r\n<lb />Diet &amp; Excercise &amp; I would never have you to employ it but when the\r\n <lb />Disorder in your <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> is very considerable.</p>\r\n <p><lb />We are now come to the last article we are to speak of &amp; that is the\r\n  <lb />keeping your <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular. Almost every person liable to <symptom n=\"24\">costiveÂ¬\r\n  <lb />ness</symptom> is liable to disorders of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; you must thereÂ¬\r\n <lb />fore have a very constant Attention to avoid it. It would be happy if\r\n <lb />you could do this by Diet as medecines are always inconvenient\r\n <lb />sometimes hurtfull &amp; at best introduce a disagreeable habit\r\n <lb />the diet that answers the purpose is different in different persons\r\n <lb />&amp; if you can by some attention find it out with respect to yourself\r\n <lb />it will be lucky but in the mean time I shall what is the\r\n <lb />most general case. A good deal of broth a large proportion of\r\n <lb />Vegetables along with animal food &amp; particularly a good\r\n  <lb />deal of fruit afford the most <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> Diet &amp; if you can bear\r\n  <lb />these things without their disturbing you by their <symptom n=\"7\">flatuency</symptom>\r\n <lb />you may possibly avoid the trouble of taking medecines\r\n <lb />but if you cannot order the Diet answers <subst><del>your</del><add place=\"above\">the</add></subst> purpose\r\n  <lb />you must necessarily have recourse to Medecines With reÂ¬\r\n  <lb />gard to the choice of those you must observe that <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> &amp;\r\n  <lb />other such can hardly be so managed as to answer the end withÂ¬\r\n  <lb />out their being liable at one time to do too much and at another\r\n  <lb />too little. <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes</ingredient> or the medecines prepared with it are the only purÂ¬\r\n  <lb />gatives that can be employed to keep the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular without purÂ¬\r\n  <lb />ging. <ingredient n=\"109\">Sacred Elixir</ingredient> is of this kind &amp; is very certain of its effects but it is\r\n  <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n  <lb />heating &amp; drying &amp; I would have you try the pill below which I think\r\n  <lb /> is less so. But indeed I think <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetics</ingredient> of all kinds too heating &amp; I would\r\n  <lb />wish to avoid them. At any rate the same medecine frequently repeated is\r\n  <lb />liable to lose its effect &amp; it is proper for <del>an</del> you to be provided with some\r\n  <lb />variety of <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action>. I have therefore subjoined also a <ingredient n=\"34\" t=\"13\">Sulphur ElectuÂ¬\r\n  <lb />ary</ingredient> which is not disagreable and I hope may answer your purpose.\r\n  <lb />if it does it is safer for your <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> than the <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetics</ingredient>. When you first beÂ¬\r\n  <lb />gin to take the Electuary you must observe that it does not always opeÂ¬\r\n  <lb />rate in the first dose &amp; sometimes several must be taken before it\r\n  <lb />operates but when once begun every repetition will have effect &amp; even\r\n  <lb />a frequent repetition will be necessary have therefore patience to\r\n  <lb /><del>d</del> adjust both the dose &amp; the repetition to your Constitution you will\r\n  <lb />find it a very convenient Medecine. Besides keeping your <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> reÂ¬\r\n  <lb />gular if the disorder of your <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> should be frequently troublesome.\r\n  <lb />I believe it may be of service for you to <treatment n=\"30\">take sometimes a purgaÂ¬\r\n   <lb />tive</treatment> that may open you two or three times &amp; such a remedy may\r\n  <lb />sometimes <treatment n=\"1\">save a bleeding</treatment> but it must not be practised frequentÂ¬\r\n  <lb />ly as <treatment n=\"30\">much purging</treatment> is liable to weaken the tone of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>. For\r\n  <lb />such a <action n=\"24\">gentle purgative</action> <del>is liable</del> as I think may be proper I have set\r\n  <lb />down in prescription below.</p>\r\n <p><lb />I have now only to add that the more I consider your proÂ¬\r\n  <lb />posal of passing the winter in a southern Climate the more I apÂ¬\r\n  <lb />prove of it as I believe the summer heats of such a climate would\r\n  <lb />rather be hurtfull to you &amp; I think against the end of March you\r\n  <lb />should set your head Northwards so as to get to Britain against the\r\n  <lb />middle of may</p>\r\n <closer><salute>I am with great esteem\r\n <lb />Yours</salute><signed>William Cullen</signed></closer></div>\r\n<div><head>For M<sup>r</sup>Stewart</head>\r\n <recipe><choice><orig>â„ž. <ingredient n=\"24\">fol. sen.</ingredient> <unclear>&amp;</unclear> <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystall Tartar.</ingredient> ad Ê’i <ingredient n=\"95\">Sal Glauber</ingredient>\r\n  <lb /><ingredient n=\"51\">Sacch. Cand. rubr.</ingredient> @ â„¥Å¿s. <ingredient n=\"208\">Sem. Coriandr.</ingredient> Contus. Ê’Å¿s\r\n  <lb />Aq. Fontan. â„¥viii. Bulliat aqua <unclear>c7</unclear> <ingredient n=\"45\">Cryst. Tartar.</ingredient> et effundatur lateris\r\n  <lb />&amp; macera per noctem et collaturam. Signa The <action n=\"24\">purgative</action> infusion to be\r\n <lb />taken in the morning at three several Draughts.</orig>\r\n  <reg>Take one drachm each of <ingredient n=\"24\">Senna leaves</ingredient> <unclear>&amp;</unclear> <ingredient n=\"45\">Tartar Crystals</ingredient>, half an ounce each of <ingredient n=\"95\">Glauber\'s Salts</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"51\">candied Brown Sugar</ingredient>, half a drachm of crushed <ingredient n=\"208\">Coriander seeds</ingredient>, and eight ounces of Spring Water. \r\n   Boil the water <unclear>c7</unclear> <ingredient n=\"45\">Tartar Crystals</ingredient> and and pour over the side. Steep overnight and strain. Label: The <action n=\"24\">purgative</action> infusion to be taken in the morning at three several Draughts.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n<pb n=\"7\" />\r\n <head>For M<sup>r</sup>Stewart</head>\r\n <recipe><choice><orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes Socotorn</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"169\">Extract Gentian.</ingredient> ad Ê’i <ingredient n=\"254\">Tartar vitriolat.</ingredient> â„ˆi\r\n  <lb /><ingredient n=\"21\" t=\"18\">Syr:</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"21\">Cortice Aurant.</ingredient> q. s. u<del>f</del>t f. massa ex cujus singulis scruÂ¬\r\n  <lb />pulu<del>ss</del>i formentur pil. IV Signa The <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Pills one or two\r\n <lb />or three to be taken for a dose at bed time.</orig>\r\n  <reg>Take one drachm each of <ingredient n=\"3\">Socotrine Aloes</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"169\">Gentian Extract</ingredient>, a scruple of <ingredient n=\"254\">Vitriolated Tartar</ingredient>, and enough <ingredient n=\"21\" t=\"18\">Orange syrup</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"21\">peel</ingredient> as to make a mass from which to form four pills of one scruple each. Label: The <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Pills one or two or three to be taken for a dose at bed time.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n <recipe><choice><orig>â„ž. <ingredient n=\"34\">flor. Sulphur.</ingredient> lot â„¥i <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystall. Tartar.</ingredient> pulv. subtil. â„¥Å¿s\r\n  <lb /><ingredient n=\"17\">Nux moschat.</ingredient> pulv. Ê’i. Pulp. <ingredient n=\"152\">Prun. Gallic.</ingredient> â„¥iÅ¿s. <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">Syr. Rosar.</ingredient>\r\n  <lb />Solut. q. s. ut f. Electuarium Signa The <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Electuary\r\n <lb />a teaspoonful to be taken for a dose either at night or in the\r\n morning.</orig>\r\n  <reg>Take an ounce of <ingredient n=\"34\">Flowers of Sulphur</ingredient>, half an ounce of finely powdered <ingredient n=\"45\">Tartar Crystals</ingredient>, a drachm of powdered <ingredient n=\"17\">Nutmeg</ingredient>, one and a half ounces of flesh of <ingredient n=\"152\">French Prunes</ingredient>, and enough solution of <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">Rose Syrup</ingredient> as to make an Electuary. Label: The <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Electuary a teaspoonful to be taken for a dose either at night or in the morning.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n <closer><signed><u>William Cullen</u></signed></closer></div></body>\r\n', 75, 2, '2012-11-12 16:26:00', 512);
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The case is singular and obstinate but we can find\r\n<lb />no reason why it should prove incurable. We are of opinion, it has\r\n<lb />continued longer from a Mistaken notion of your Friend which preÂ¬\r\n<lb />vents him from reporting freely and fairly what are the effects of the\r\n<lb />Medicines he has employed &amp; without which it is impossible for a\r\n<lb />Physician to conduct any obstinate Disease to a final cure. If He\r\n<lb />will change his manner in this respect we are very confident of makÂ¬\r\n<lb />ing him well. We propose now that He should enter upon a <ingredient n=\"2\">MerÂ¬\r\n<lb />curial Course</ingredient>. Let some <ingredient n=\"2\">Quicksilver</ingredient> be rubbed with honey with a\r\n<lb />a very great deal of Lawn<del>e</del> till it is completely extinguished and\r\n<lb />let this with crumb of Bread uniformly mixed <del>mo</del> be made into\r\n<lb />a mass for Pills. Of this let so much be taken for a Dose as contains\r\n<lb />one Grain of <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>; repeat it Evening and Morning or oftner.\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n<lb />if necessary, so that in the course of a few days it may discover itself.\r\n<lb />He must then proceed very cautiously so that it may affect his <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>\r\n<lb />very moderately and only so far as to occasion a <symptom n=\"76\">very slight spitting</symptom>\r\n<lb />But in this way omitting or taking the Pills as occasion requires the\r\n<lb />course should be continued for a month at least and if the effects in\r\n<lb />releiving his are such as we expect he will do well to continue the\r\n<lb />course for a week or two longer. During this course we think\r\n<lb />we think he should use no other remedy but when finished whether\r\n<lb />sooner or latter according to its effects we shall be ready to advise\r\n<lb />further. During this course we think he should be entirely\r\n<lb />confined to his chamber, wear a flannel shirt night &amp; day,\r\n<lb />and particularly keep his <bodypart n=\"79\">chops</bodypart> covered with flannel. He\r\n<lb />must drink nothing but what is a little warmed and He must aÂ¬\r\n<lb />void strong drink of all kinds. For diet he may have a little Broth\r\n<lb />and somtimes a bit of Boiled meat, but his diet should be cheifly of\r\n<lb />Milk and Grain. If the Medicine shows any tendency to go by Stool\r\n<lb />it must be checked by an <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient> and he must take no kind of Fruit\r\n<lb />or Garden Stuff but the most Part of these Directions are unecessary\r\n<lb />as he should constantly be under the eye of an experienced ApotheÂ¬\r\n<lb />cary or Surgeon <del>m</del> who must perceive my intention and can harÂ¬\r\n<lb />dly be at a loss for the execution.</p> <closer><salute>I am <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir for D<sup>r</sup>Monro and\r\n<lb />my self\r\n<lb />your most humble servant</salute>\r\n<signed><u>WC</u></signed>\r\n<dateline><choice><abbr>Edin: Aug.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh August</expan></choice> 24\r\n<lb /><u>1769</u></dateline></closer></div></body>', 76, 11, '2015-04-17 21:56:49', 99),
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Glasg.</abbr><expan>Port Glasgow</expan></choice> &amp; as he\r\n            <lb/>is to set out for that place to morrow I address my advice to you that you may see it proÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>perly executed.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>For the <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of breathing</symptom> upon motion which he has been liable to\r\n            <lb/>from his infancy as it depends upon his constitution I cannot expect to mend it\r\n            <lb/>now &amp; his being easy &amp; safe from any consequence<del>s</del> of it must depend upon his\r\n            <lb/>constant attention to avoid all quick &amp; sudden motion. It is to be hoped that\r\n            <lb/>as he grows older his breathing will become stronger but he is <unclear>now</unclear> at the\r\n            <lb/>hazardous time of life <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> respect to diseases of the <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> &amp; if he should\r\n            <lb/>contract any fixed pain or get any <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of breathing</symptom> independent of\r\n            <lb/>motion it will be very proper to put a <treatment n=\"11\">pea Issue</treatment> into his arm on the side most\r\n            <lb/>affected if there happens to be any difference.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>For the stopping of his <bodypart n=\"5\">nose</bodypart> which is also of very longstanding, I find it\r\n            <lb/>difficult to propose any remedy but I think it probable that the following meaÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>sure may give some relief &amp; at least to his <symptom n=\"13\">deafness</symptom> which may depend upon\r\n            <lb/>the same <condition n=\"100\">infarction of the <bodypart n=\"84\">Mucous glands</bodypart> affecting the <bodypart n=\"114\">Eutashean Tube</bodypart></condition>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Let the decoction ordered below boiling hot be poured into a wooden dish\r\n            <lb/>&amp; <treatment n=\"40\">let him recieve the steam into his <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart></treatment> &amp; draw it also as much as he can\r\n            <lb/>into his <bodypart n=\"5\">nostrils</bodypart>. While he holds his <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> over this <treatment n=\"40\">steam let a cloth\r\n                <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n                <lb/>be thrown over his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> to hang down before his <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> so as to confine the steam as\r\n                <lb/>much as it can be</treatment> <choice><abbr>w<sup>thout</sup></abbr><expan>without</expan></choice> incommoding his breathing. Let this be practised every\r\n            <lb/>evening between seven &amp; eight for a week or mere according to the benefit received   \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"margin\"><illegible l=\"2\"/></add> At first it may be for a short time only but afterwards continued longer as he\r\n            <lb/>bears it. I will propably make his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom> a little &amp; that may be allowed\r\n            <lb/>but I would not have it pushed far or continued long. After the <unclear>folas</unclear> has been apÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>plyed <del>from</del> for the you shall judge proper let his <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> be immediately dryed &amp;\r\n            <lb/>covered slightly with a Camrick> napking til the <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> goes of by degress. For\r\n            <lb/>the rest of the evening he must not go out of his chamber or be exposed to any\r\n            <lb/>cold air. Next he may go abroad as usual but must have a little reserve with respect\r\n            <lb/>to colder wet weather &amp; must not go upon the water or be otherwise exposed to any\r\n            <lb/>stream of cold air. When he goes to bed at night let him <treatment n=\"43\">anoint</treatment> his <bodypart n=\"5\">nostril</bodypart> <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>the <ingredient n=\"23\" t=\"23\">ointment</ingredient> ordered below.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Before you set about this course it will be very proper to wash out his left\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"7\">ear</bodypart> which is full of Wax &amp; Matter. Let it be done very gently &amp; I think Warm water\r\n            <lb/>with an eighth or ninth part of <del><unclear>s</unclear></del> Rum in it is the <illegible l=\"1\"/> w. After the <treatment n=\"8\">Injection</treatment> let\r\n            <lb/>him keep that <bodypart n=\"7\">ear</bodypart> moderately stopt <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> black that is <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a strong and spring wool\r\n            <lb/>It is only be taken<del>d</del> out at the time of fomenting ordered above. 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Signa <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> Ointment.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take half-an-ounce of <ingredient n=\"117\">white Liniment</ingredient> made up according to the London PharmacopÅ“ia, and \r\n                    half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"23\" t=\"3\">Camphor dissolved in <ingredient n=\"272\">olive oil</ingredient></ingredient>. Mix. Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> Ointment.\r\n                </reg>\r\n                    \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n            </recipe>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />WC\r\n            \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 94, 3, '2014-09-28 10:23:00', 205),
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As she is at present tolerably\r\n        <lb />easy I would not have recourse to any other remedy\r\n        <lb />than the Earth<note>Unclear, but possibly the wood extract Terra Japonica, commonly called \"Japanese Earth\".</note> she is drinking and to be in no haste\r\n        <lb />in attempting motion till the season advances\r\n        <lb />as she lies abed or upon he couch she will do well\r\n        <lb />to try frequently some gentle motions of the affected part\r\n        <lb />but must not try standing upon her <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart> and much\r\n        <lb />less walking till she finds her motions abed pretty free\r\n        <lb />and easy and when she does try farther it must be with\r\n        <lb />great caution and much help for here is nothing so\r\n        <lb />likely to bring back her pains &amp; any effect that is a little\r\n        <lb />too much with regard to her diet I see no occasion for any\r\n        <lb />nicety according to her appetite she may take what\r\n        <lb />she likes best only avoiding what she knows from her\r\n        <lb />own experience is either liable to ly heavy on her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />and therefor to heat her or to give disturbance to her <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />As she has been liable to <symptom n=\"21\"><symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom> heat</symptom>  and on that account\r\n        <lb />to <symptom n=\"17\">want of sleep</symptom> her diet should be plain and rather light and\r\n        <lb />cooling but as her sleep is now better I hope her restraint\r\n        <lb />on that account may be less and the present state of her body\r\n        <lb />requires what nourishment she can easily bear. The <symptom n=\"31\">looseness</symptom>\r\n        <lb />which formerly happened was certainly hurtfull to her but\r\n        <lb />too much <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> would also be so and I suppose that\r\n        <lb />experience has now taught her how to regulate this matter\r\n        <lb />and she should give attention to it.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />If M J goes on recovering and particularly to\r\n        <lb />to recover the use of her <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart> so far as to have a prospect\r\n        <lb />of being easily transported to bath I would leave her cure\r\n        <lb />entirely to be effected by that remedy but in the course\r\n        <lb />of the spring if she shall have any return of her pains\r\n        <lb />or even if a month hence she does not find some progress\r\n        <lb />towards recovering the use of her <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart> I would have\r\n        <lb />her about the end of next month to try a <treatment n=\"25\">sweat or two</treatment>\r\n        <lb />with <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers Powders</ingredient>. This properly managed will be\r\n        <lb />very safe and I hope of great service to her but the\r\n        <lb />management of it requires some skill which is not\r\n        <lb />commonly understood.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <signed>W: C:</signed>\r\n        <dateline>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Wednesd</abbr><expan>Wednesday</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />1772\r\n        </dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n</body>', 459, 3, '2013-01-02 19:02:53', 53),
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He must particularly feel that his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />may fall of in its rigour and the Complaints he has lately had\r\n     <lb />shew something of that kind taking place; and we think it particÂ¬\r\n    <lb />larly necessary to offer him the following directions for preserving\r\n        <lb />the tone of his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, and preventing the return of the ailments he\r\n    <lb />had lately â€“â€“ His first care must be the management of his diet.\r\n    <lb />He should take solid and nourishing food, but should prefer alÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ways the lighter kinds. He may take of any plain meat roasted\r\n    <lb />or boiled but should avoid bacon and all fried or Baked meat\r\n    <lb />dressed dishes and rich sauces he should be very sparing in takÂ¬\r\n    <lb />king fish and only the lighter kinds boiled and served with\r\n    <lb />a light sauce. When he takes a normal food of any kind he must\r\n        <lb />take care that his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> is never loaded with the quantity and\r\n        <lb />therefore when his <symptom n=\"8\">appetite is sharp</symptom> he should always take Broth\r\n    <lb />or Pudding to make up his meal and prevent his taking too much\r\n    <lb />animal food He must be equaly cautious of taking Vegetables\r\n    <lb />He may take a little of any young and tender greens or roots along\r\n    <lb />with his animal food but he must not take them in any quantity and he\r\n        <lb />should entirely avoid the <symptom n=\"7\">windy</symptom> kind as Cabbage, and all the colder\r\n    <lb />sallading and Cucumbers. he must likewise be very sparing in taking\r\n    <lb />of raw fruit. Milk meat of all kinds he may take of moderately\r\n    <lb />and if he takes any Supper at all it may be of this kind. Cream\r\n    <lb />is hardly safe, but  little fresh butter milk he may sometimes take\r\n    <lb />Whey is Likely to be too <symptom n=\"7\">windy</symptom> for him</p>\r\n    <p><lb />For ordinary drink toast <del>m</del>water with a little madeiÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ra in it is the most proper all kinds of stron<del>k</del>g drink are bad for\r\n\r\n\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n\r\n    <lb />him nothing but the smallness of the quantity is the only CondiÂ¬\r\n    <lb />tion that can make any of them allowable. However he may\r\n    <lb />take every day a few glasses of Madeira or a little spirits and\r\n    <lb />water but he should entirely from all kinds of Malt liquor from\r\n    <lb />Cyder and from all kinds of weak wines as claret and Rhenish\r\n    <lb />He should take no Indian tea but any of those of home Growth\r\n    <lb />are very proper Chocolate if he digest it is very allowable; but\r\n    <lb />he should take Coffee very sparingly.</p>\r\n  <p><lb />As He was formerly in the use of Smo<add place=\"above\">a</add>king we think\r\n    <lb />his laying it aside altogether may have been hurtfull and we\r\n    <lb />judge it adviseable for him to take a little we would have it very\r\n    <lb />sparingly.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />We advise him by all means to continue his daily exerÂ¬\r\n    <lb />cise on horseback we do not think that any violent exercise is proÂ¬\r\n    <lb />per; or that any lenght of journey is necessary but long in gentle exÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ercise and much in the free air will be of great service to him.</p>\r\n<p><lb />We think it particularly necessary for him to be much on\r\n    <lb />therefore that he should take particular care not to walk and stand long\r\n    <lb />upon damp ground</p>\r\n<p><lb />We think few Medicines are necessary at present and propose\r\n    <lb />only two: the one is a tin<del>g</del>cture for <action n=\"31\">strengthening</action> his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> of which\r\n    <lb />he <del>m</del>will please take a table spoonfull mixed with a spoonfull of\r\n    <lb />water twice a day that is an hour before Dinner and Supper\r\n    <lb />or Supper time. 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F. the Gentleman who desires the Advice of a good\r\n            <lb />Physician is past 62 years of age, of a Robust Constitution,\r\n            <lb />never had any Sickness till about 4 years ago, but always\r\n            <lb />eat &amp; drank very heartily, &amp; took a great deal of Exercise\r\n            <lb />both on horseback &amp; in machines &amp;c In his 58<sup>th</sup> year he\r\n            <lb />got very severe <condition n=\"15\">Rhumatic</condition> pains, after a <condition n=\"13\">Cold</condition>, in his <bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />&amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>, which did not leave him till the summer -- after\r\n            <lb />using warm baths &amp; proper medicines -- his former good\r\n            <lb />health was then perfectly restored -- But in october\r\n            <lb />last year, 1765, he <symptom n=\"8\">lost his appetite so much, that he cou\'d\r\n            <lb />take nothing but Buillon, or Broth;</symptom> <symptom n=\"26\">his flesh fell away</symptom>\r\n            <lb />very much, he was troubled with <symptom n=\"60\">Colic pains</symptom>, obstruction\r\n            <lb />or <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>, a slimy furr\'d <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart> without any bitter taste\r\n            <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> -- He however did not much regard these SympÂ¬\r\n            <lb />toms, &amp; consulted no Physician, taking only some heating\r\n            <lb />Stomachicks, till in December he was persuaded by his PhyÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cian to take some grains of <ingredient n=\"110\">emetic tartar</ingredient> with <ingredient n=\"40\">Sal. Cathart.\r\n                <lb />amar.</ingredient> <add place=\"above\">used</add> according to the french manner, en lavage - which\r\n            <lb />brought away a great deal of Slime or phlegm &amp; gall ----\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup>. F. was averse to more medicines, but about the\r\n            <lb />beginning of this month he was <treatment n=\"1\">bled</treatment>, &amp; thereupon\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />he took a short journey, which increased his above\r\n            <lb />mentioned Complaints; he got <symptom n=\"1\">head ach\'s</symptom>, fell more off\r\n            <lb />&amp; grew <symptom n=\"23\">weaker</symptom>, had a <symptom n=\"9\">constant inclination to sleep</symptom>, &amp;\r\n            <lb />cou\'d with great difficulty bring his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> to receive\r\n            <lb />his usual Bouillon, which he had hitherto used with\r\n            <lb />a pretty good appetite --- In this Condition I\r\n            <lb />found the patient when I was called to him about\r\n            <lb />three weeks ago, viz<sup>t</sup>. the Beginning of march -- I\r\n            <lb />observed a white slimy <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart>; the <symptom n=\"25\"><bodypart n=\"6\">white of the Eyes</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />of a yellow hew</symptom>; his urine, which came away in a\r\n            <lb />sufficient quantity, was of a dark yellow colour;\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">the pulse was weak &amp; very slow</symptom>; the <symptom n=\"8\">appetite was alÂ¬\r\n                <lb />most entirely gone</symptom>, &amp; what he <symptom n=\"3\">threw up</symptom> from thence much\r\n            <lb />coloured with gall; <symptom n=\"26\">the Body very much decayed</symptom> -- frequent\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"3\">inclinations to vomit</symptom> &amp; what came up was mixed with Slime\r\n            <lb />or thick phlegm -- The patient however felt no pains, had\r\n            <lb />no <symptom n=\"34\">febril motions</symptom>, &amp; no pressure in the <bodypart n=\"58\">hypochondrus</bodypart> nor any\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"125\">hardness</symptom> there -- I prescribed the use of gentle apertive pills\r\n            <lb />ex sapone ven. <ingredient n=\"9\">rhei</ingredient>, Extract. Cent. m. <ingredient n=\"257\">fumariae</ingredient> et <ingredient n=\"154\">gummi\r\n                <lb />amon.</ingredient> with <ingredient n=\"12\">spa water</ingredient> &amp; a proper dyet -- I found howÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ever these remedys wou\'d not answer the purpose alone\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />I therefore gave the patient at the same time <ingredient n=\"258\">Boraginis</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />et <ingredient n=\"259\">Bugloss</ingredient>. with some grains of <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar. emet.</ingredient> -- this operated\r\n            <lb />in the first few days gently per vomitum, but more per\r\n            <lb />alvum; procured ease, &amp; freed the patient of his <symptom n=\"1\">head ach</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />&amp; caused also some little appetite, but in 5 or 6 days these\r\n            <lb />remedys had no Effect &amp; ceased to operate, &amp; by raising a\r\n            <lb />peuking seemed rather to hurt the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> -- I upon\r\n            <lb />this encreased the dose of <ingredient n=\"9\">rhei</ingredient> in the pills -- which were\r\n            <lb />taken in the Evenings, but in the mornings a <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment>\r\n            <lb />Electuary which M. Chevillon had prescribed, composed of\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"10\">Rad. Jalap.</ingredient> <unclear>Diagrijd.</unclear> <ingredient n=\"92\">Croc.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"35\">Mart.</ingredient> &amp; some <ingredient n=\"3\">aloe</ingredient> -- This seem\'d\r\n            <lb />needfull to carry of the Shiny &amp; gally phlegm, especially\r\n            <lb />as the patient had not <add place=\"above\">yet</add> used any <action n=\"31\">strengthening</action> stomachic\r\n            <lb />remedy, &amp; cou\'d not bear even urine - yet I hope in a\r\n            <lb />few days to be able to give him <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> with adÂ¬\r\n            <lb />vantage. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>Copenhagen 29<sup>th</sup>. March 1766</dateline>\r\n            <signed>signed -- Berger</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />1766\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 777, 2, '2012-10-16 16:55:04', 61);
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Nicolson, I am\r\n        <lb />of opinion that the disease is entirely seated in the <bodypart n=\"81\">gullet</bodypart> or what\r\n        <lb />we call the <bodypart n=\"81\">Oesophagus</bodypart>, and has very little connection with the <bodypart n=\"46\">stoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mach</bodypart> or the rest of the body. I imagine the ailment consists in a\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"12\">stricture</symptom> of the <bodypart n=\"81\">gullet</bodypart> which will be difficult to cure, but I do not\r\n        <lb />think it absolutely incurable, and I am persuaded it can be very\r\n        <lb />much relieved. But for this purpose he must in the first\r\n        <lb />place make a great change in his manner of life. He must\r\n        <lb />not continue to expose himself to much fatigue or to the vicisÂ¬\r\n        <lb />situdes of heat and cold as he has hitherto done, and particularly\r\n        <lb />he must avoid being cold and wet. 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The\r\n        <lb />upper part of his <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart> should also constantly be kept warm by a\r\n        <lb />piece of flannel laid from <bodypart n=\"7\">ear</bodypart> to <bodypart n=\"7\">ear</bodypart> so as to cover the corner\r\n        <lb />of his <bodypart n=\"79\">jaws</bodypart>. Let him farther make use of the Electuary ordered\r\n        <lb />on the other page. He should take so much of it every morning\r\n        <lb />as to make his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular. With all this let him avoid swallowing\r\n        <lb />any thing, which by its dryness, firmness, or bulk give an irritation\r\n        <lb />to his <bodypart n=\"81\">gullet</bodypart>. When he desires to take any food let him always\r\n        <lb />begin with some moderately warm liquid, and after some mouthÂ¬\r\n        <lb />fuls of this let him try bread soaked in the liquor, and having\r\n        <lb />thus by degrees dilated his <bodypart n=\"81\">gullet</bodypart> he may proceed to someÂ¬\r\n        <lb />thing more solid. Till he can bear these, warm milk <add place=\"above\">will</add> both\r\n        <lb />be most easily swallowed and give proper nourishment.</p></div></body>\r\n', 439, 2, '2012-10-09 15:04:52', 123),
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Complaints I\r\n            <lb />am of opinion that they all depend upon a\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"3\">Gouty humour</condition>. This has threatened his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> but has fallen more especially on the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, has enervated the tone, of this\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"8\">taken away the appetite</symptom> &amp; given occasion\r\n            <lb />to the accumulation of a viscid <del>phlghm</del>\r\n            <lb />phlegm which aggravates all his disordÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ers.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To remove them some very proper\r\n            <lb />remedies have been employed but I think\r\n            <lb />we Cannot properly persist in the use\r\n            <lb />of <action n=\"18\">Evacuants</action> which may relieve by unloaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ding the <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> but must also <symptom n=\"23\">weaken</symptom>\r\n            <lb />by a Constant evacuation. I would wish\r\n            <lb />to trust most to restoring the tone of the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>. For this <ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient> intended by\r\n            <lb />Mr Berger is Certainly very proper\r\n            <lb />&amp; may be employed but I must observe\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />that <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeates</ingredient> are fully as powerfull\r\n            <lb />&amp; much more safe than <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> or any\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"113\">bitters</ingredient> I would reccommend the stomachÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ic powder prescribed below to be taken\r\n            <lb />twice a day &amp; to be washed down <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a\r\n            <lb />Glass <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"9\">Pyramont water</ingredient>. At the same time he may\r\n            <lb />take <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> to the quantity his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> easily bears but\r\n            <lb />if he does not bear it well it will be better to avoid it\r\n            <lb />altogether. If the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> is taken I think <ingredient n=\"96\">snakeroot</ingredient> or\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"260\">Birthwort</ingredient> are fitter to accompany than any <ingredient n=\"113\">bitters</ingredient>.\r\n            <lb />\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Along with these remedies it will be proper every night\r\n            <lb />&amp; morning to rub his <bodypart n=\"52\">Extremities</bodypart> especially the lower with\r\n            <lb />a <treatment n=\"18\">flesh brush</treatment> rubbing gently But continuing it for some\r\n            <lb />time. Nothing can I think contribute more to his recovery\r\n            <lb />than Gentle Exercise in fresh Air to the degree that he can easily\r\n            <lb />bear. It would appear that a short Journey taken this spring did\r\n            <lb />him harm but this I am perswaded must have been owing to some\r\n            <lb />improper Circumstances that then concurred &amp; if he can now be brough<add place=\"above\">t</add>\r\n            <lb />to bear any Exercise in a Machine I expect it will do him great\r\n            <lb />service especially if it can be increased by degrees to some length\r\n            <lb />of Journey &amp; more certainly still if he can be brougt so far as to\r\n            <lb />go on horse back.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Tho I have diswaded any large Evacuations I consider the\r\n            <lb />keeping his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular &amp; even open as very necessary &amp; for this\r\n            <lb />purpose <del>I</del> I would prefer an <ingredient n=\"8\">Aloetic</ingredient> to any other Medicine &amp; have\r\n            <lb />given a <del>formil</del> formula for it <del>bt</del> below.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In the present state of his Appetite there is little room to prescribe\r\n            <lb />a particular &amp; I shall therefore only say in general that all acids\r\n            <lb />or very Accescent foods are to be <del>avoided</del> avoided &amp; therefore all\r\n            <lb />fermented liquors whither Wines or Ales. Water with a little <unclear>spirit</unclear>\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />&amp; without lemon will be his most proper drink. Tea &amp; Coffee\r\n            <lb />are both bad for him.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 5<sup>th</sup> May\r\n                <lb />1766\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"44\">Sal. 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(616, NULL, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n<body>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n        <opener>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Kirk<sup>ll</sup></abbr><expan>Kirkwall</expan></choice>, 10<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 1774</dateline>\r\n            <salute>Sir --</salute>\r\n        </opener>\r\n      <p>\r\n            <lb />4444 Your agreeable favours (relating to M<sup>r</sup> Ross\'s\r\n            <lb /> case,) came to his hand in Course of Post.-\r\n       </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />But tho the Return <note>note test</note> was as Desireable to\r\n            <lb />him as could have been wisht, yet his Disorder\r\n            <lb />(Before it\'s arrivall) had taken a very unfavourÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ble turn.-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />His Greate complaint (as formerly mentioned)\r\n            <lb />was a collection of wind in the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart> &amp;\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> att that time, Give him some little respite, but\r\n            <lb />since has arissen the most alarming hight, &amp; has\r\n            <lb />now reduced IV him to the last degree of <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> &amp;\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"55\">Langour</symptom>.-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />By this Increase of his Disorder he has been\r\n            <lb />prevented from rest, almost for whole nights- And\r\n            <lb />if at any time he slumbered he was awaked by\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"17\">frightfull Dreams</symptom>, &amp; startings- And in this situÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ation (<choice><abbr>Doc<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Doctor</expan></choice> Groat the Physician who attended him\r\n            <lb />&amp; who has done every thing in his power for his\r\n            <lb />ease) Greatly feared a <symptom n=\"33\">Delerium</symptom> from his Great\r\n            <lb />Watchings, Breaking of wind &amp;c- Therefore the\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Doc<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Doctor</expan></choice> judged it necessary to <treatment n=\"1\">take some Blood</treatment> from\r\n            <lb />him more especially as his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse was rather quick\r\n                <lb />&amp; strong</symptom>- The quantity taken was nearest to eight\r\n            <lb />ounces, <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> when cold appeared to be very ritch\r\n            <lb />without the appearance of any thin InflamÂ¬\r\n            <lb />matory- This <symptom n=\"56\">anxiety, &amp; dread</symptom> of the approachÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing <symptom n=\"33\">delerium</symptom> (as stated above), made him very\r\n            <lb />unhappy- to ease <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> the <choice><abbr>Doc<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Doctor</expan></choice> applyed a <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment>\r\n            <lb />to the top of his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> more by way of prevention\r\n            <lb />than otherwise, keeping it open in the ordinary\r\n            <lb />way- &amp; that for about a fortnight-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />The <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> being thus keept open eased his\r\n            <lb />mind, &amp; keept the symptoms he so much dreadÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ed greatly att Bay-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />You may remember you was wrote to of\r\n            <lb />his taking <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient>, but it purging him it was left\r\n            <lb />off, &amp; this renewed for about a week it seemed to <del>be</del>\r\n            <lb />do him but little good- Therefore was Dropt in\r\n            <lb />the species, &amp; about three weeks afterwards <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Doc<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Doctor</expan></choice> give it him in <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"15\">Decoction</ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> answered well\r\n            <lb />(but this last shall be stated in its proper place).\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The above management was previous to his\r\n            <lb />receiving your Excellent Instructions, <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he\'s folÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lowed as close as possible in Every Instance- OnÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly exercise <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he\'s totally deprived off, first\r\n            <lb />on <choice><abbr>Acc<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>account</expan></choice> of his great <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom>, &amp; next the cliÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mate, &amp; season of the year.-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The chewing of the <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> he had\r\n            <lb />left off &amp; only used the tincture by the <choice><abbr>Doc<sup>r\'s</sup></abbr><expan>Doctors</expan></choice> directiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />on to give him a stool or so-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Matters thus stood on the most distresfull\r\n            <lb />state with very little alteration untill <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> 19<sup>th</sup> <unclear>Att</unclear>\r\n            <lb />about five o clock in the evening, when he was\r\n            <lb />all of a sudden seized with <symptom n=\"2\">Great shiverings</symptom> like\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"18\">Aguish</condition><symptom n=\"5\">fitts</symptom>, <symptom n=\"15\">strong &amp; quick pulse</symptom>, great\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"68\">Drowth</symptom> with an Increase of his <symptom n=\"56\">Anxiety</symptom> &amp;\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> if possible-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Upon the <choice><abbr>Doc<sup>r\'s</sup></abbr><expan>Doctors</expan></choice> being sent for &amp;\r\n            <lb />finding the symtoms before Desscribed, he <treatment n=\"1\">let some\r\n                <lb />blood</treatment> to the Quantity of six Ounces or thereabouts.\r\n            <lb />Still his dread of his Distemper becoming <condition n=\"9\">maÂ¬\r\n                <lb />naicall</condition>, Inflamed every symtom of his Disorder.\r\n            <lb />The <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> was again renewed, as before &amp; he put\r\n            <lb />to Bed-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />The Doctor ordered him a cordiall mixture <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />relieved him much. He had <symptom n=\"17\">Broken slumbers</symptom>\r\n            <lb />untill towards morning sometimes for a quarter\r\n            <lb />of an hour together, but his intervalls were dreadÂ¬\r\n            <lb />full awaking in the greatest of fright &amp; pain.-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />And now it was that his <symptom n=\"33\">Delerium</symptom> seemed\r\n            <lb />to be fixed- more towards Day light (this being\r\n            <lb />about five oClock) his slumbers seemed to be less\r\n            <lb />Interrupted &amp; <symptom n=\"28\">a Breathing sweat</symptom> broke out all\r\n            <lb />over his Body when his <condition n=\"10\">fever remitted</condition>-\r\n            <lb />He now sleept <del>still</del> <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> Greater ease &amp; RefreshÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ment, &amp; this a good deal thro the day- Took also\r\n            <lb />some sago with a little wine- This Drink Barly\r\n            <lb />water with <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient>, as he complained of\r\n            <lb />a <condition n=\"24\">Strangury</condition>- 20<sup>th</sup>. His <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> regular and free from\r\n            <lb />labouring, he had some loose stools <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> Give\r\n            <lb />him Great Ease- The <choice><abbr>Doc<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Doctor</expan></choice> ordered him the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"15\">Decoction of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Bark</ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"96\" t=\"15\">Snake root</ingredient>- This\r\n            <lb />evening he Broke wind Downward <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> was\r\n            <lb />more than he had done since the Begining of his\r\n            <lb />Distemper-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />21<sup>st</sup>. Continued to slumber without <choice><abbr>refreshmt</abbr><expan>refreshment</expan></choice>. very\r\n            <lb />frequently <symptom n=\"17\">Interrupted by Dreaming and Starting</symptom>-\r\n            <lb />He continues also very weak- The Food was such\r\n            <lb />as you had ordered with a small quantity of\r\n            <lb />wine <choice><abbr>&amp;tc</abbr><expan>etcetra</expan></choice>. For Drink the Barley water continuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ed, with a change of Toast &amp; water rather stronger\r\n            <lb />than ordinary- This last he liked much-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />22<sup>d</sup>. Much the same as the preceding day-\r\n            <lb />The cordiall mixture continued on Account of his\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"6\">depression of spirits</symptom>- The <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"15\">Deoction of the Bark</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />also continued.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />23<sup>d</sup>. The Doctor ordered him the <ingredient n=\"9\" t=\"1\">tincture of Rhubarb</ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> operated very well; This night he sleept well\r\n            <lb />&amp; Long att a time &amp; was Greatly refreshed afÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ter it- When he awoke thro <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> night he took\r\n            <lb />some sago, Barley &amp;c as before mentioned-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />the use of the flannell had an Agreeable EfÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fect-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />24<sup>th</sup>, 25<sup>th</sup>. 26<sup>th</sup>. Much the same, he continues <add place=\"above\">rather</add> to weaken-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />27<sup>th</sup>. Sleept too much without <choice><abbr>refreshmt</abbr><expan>refreshment</expan></choice> in Great\r\n            <lb />Perturbation of mind- His <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> still open\r\n            <lb />&amp; runs much-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />28<sup>th</sup>, 29<sup>th</sup>. &amp; 30<sup>th</sup>. Very little alteration; &amp; Greatly Distressed-\r\n            <lb />He seems to Dread his attacks, <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> now were\r\n            <lb />fixed by regular <symptom n=\"95\">Paroxsims</symptom>, &amp; whose approach\r\n            <lb />he always predicted, by the utmost dread &amp;\r\n            <lb />terror- And until he belched, or broke wind\r\n            <lb />downwards continued <add place=\"above\">also</add> in the greatest Agony-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The <choice><abbr>Doc<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Doctor</expan></choice> laid aside the use of the <ingredient n=\"9\" t=\"1\">tincture \r\n                <lb />of  <del>the</del>rhubarb</ingredient>, &amp; give him stoved prunes in\r\n            <lb />its stead- <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> answered well- Takes the\r\n            <lb />Sago, Barley, &amp;c as above- But nothing\r\n            <lb />solid- He uses water gruell &amp; frequently <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />supports him Greatly-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />From <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> 1<sup>st</sup> to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> 8<sup>th</sup> continues much the same <add place=\"above\">as to his complaints</add> &amp; not\r\n            <lb />withstanding his miserable state seem to\r\n            <lb />get some streinth-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />9<sup>th</sup>. Thro the whole day continued in Great Distress\r\n            <lb />his <symptom n=\"5\">fitts</symptom> being more frequent &amp; violent, than\r\n            <lb />heretofore, towards Evening &amp; in the night,\r\n            <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            <lb />he solicited the <choice><abbr>Doc<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Doctor</expan></choice> to <symptom n=\"65\">take some Blood</symptom> from\r\n            <lb />him, <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he did to the Quantity of six or seven\r\n            <lb />Ounces- His rest was greatly interrupted\r\n            <lb />afterwards- and its <add><del>greatly</del>much</add> to be feared. that the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"71\">confusion</symptom> in his head is rather fix\'t- At least\r\n            <lb />he Dreads it himself.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Ever since his first attack he contiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nues rather <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> (as you predict) &amp; <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />makes him very unhappy, when he\'s longer\r\n            <lb />in that state than he would Incline-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />upon this Last <add><del><illegible w=\"1\" />Attack</del><symptom n=\"5\">Fitt</symptom></add> he being in the above\r\n            <lb />state the <choice><abbr>Doc<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Doctor</expan></choice> give him a <action n=\"24\">purging mixture</action>\r\n            <lb />to be taken occasionally <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"22\" t=\"1\">Tincture of ValeÂ¬\r\n                <lb />rian</ingredient>- He also used the <ingredient n=\"22\">Valerian</ingredient>, &amp; <ingredient n=\"96\">Snake\r\n                    <lb />root</ingredient> by way of <treatment n=\"11\">pea</treatment> for a day or two- but\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> very little effect- And to conclude this\r\n            <lb />simple narrative of facts- And <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> is\r\n            <lb />transmitted to you for your immediate ansÂ¬\r\n            <lb />wer, as M<sup>r</sup> Ross will be very Impatient.\r\n            <lb />I must entreat therefore you\'ll send it as soon\r\n            <lb />as may be as Im certain nothing can give\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"margin\">him</add> greater pleasure, nor can anything be of\r\n            <lb />more reall service towards his relief, than\r\n            <lb />your Excellent Directions, as he\'s often\r\n            <lb />Experienced- And I am\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir-\r\n                <lb />with <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Greatest Esteem\r\n                <lb />your very humble <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>James Fea</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Mr <supplied>Fea</supplied>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>ab<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>about</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Ross\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 10<sup>th</sup> 1774\r\n                <lb />Vol. I. p.151 fgdg\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3194, 1, '2015-04-23 08:28:50', 97),
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From several things\r\n           <lb/>we may fear a <condition n=\"1\">Phthisis</condition> coming on but as the Present\r\n           <lb/>Complaints were manifestly owing to accidental <symptom n=\"20\">cold</symptom>\r\n           <lb/>I hope the <bodypart n=\"43\">lungs</bodypart> are not tainted and that with the\r\n           <lb/>advancing season the affair may be Discussed.\r\n           <lb/>However <add place=\"above\">we</add> should fear the worst and take every precautÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>ion\r\n           \r\n       </p>\r\n    \r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n           <p>\r\n               <lb/>against it. Upon this plea the flannel shift was a very\r\n           <lb/>proper measure and must be continued till midsummer next\r\n           <lb/>at the same time guard every way against new Cold\r\n           <lb/>He must keep out of any stream of air avoid sitting\r\n           <lb/>on the fire avoid a very warm bed chamber and many\r\n               <lb/>bedcloaths in the night time. The <treatment n=\"11\">Pea issue</treatment> is\r\n               <lb/>proper and while that Discharges well I do not regret\r\n               <lb/>I do not regret the Drying of his <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> and am rather\r\n               <lb/>Pleased that that place is reserved for a fresh <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment>\r\n                   <lb/>which I would apply at any time when the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> beÂ¬\r\n                   <lb/>comes more severe and more bound or when it is attenÂ¬\r\n                   <lb/>ded with more <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> than usual in spilling. Is right\r\n               <lb/><add place=\"above\">especially</add> if he feels pain in his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> or \r\na fixed pain in <bodypart n=\"73\">either side</bodypart>\r\n               <lb/>that be <treatment n=\"1\">bled</treatment> in the <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart>.  Not need of much at a time\r\n                   <lb/>it being safer and more usefull to repeat it.  It is lucky\r\n                   <lb/>he has a wheel Machine at command I would wish him\r\n                   <lb/>to go in it three or four hours every forenoon the weather\r\n                   <lb/>is neither very cold nor wet. Every bodily exeorcise\r\n                   <lb/>I think bad and how ever mild the weather I would\r\n                   <lb/>have him to walk very little. The Diet you have advised\r\n                   <lb/>both the properest and absolutely necessary till his symÂ¬\r\n                   <lb/>ptoms are either better or worse in short I would forbid\r\n                   <lb/>every kind of animal food if at any time his appetite\r\n                   \r\n           </p>     \r\n       \r\n                  <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n                   <p>   \r\n                       <lb/>falls of and there is any suspicion that the milk he takes\r\n                       <lb/>fouls his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> it may proper to give him a Gentle\r\n                       <lb/><action n=\"32\">vomit</action> which is otherwise not unsuitable to any of his \r\n                       <lb/>complaints. Now it is by a carefull regimen and by\r\n                       <lb/>the remedies of <treatment n=\"11\">issue</treatment>, <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> and <treatment n=\"9\">vomiting</treatment>\r\n                           <lb/>occasionally that I expect his releif and beleive meÂ¬\r\n                           <lb/>dicines can do little service. However I would not Decline\r\n                           <lb/>the assistance they can give and those you have employed\r\n                           <lb/>are certainly the most proper.  I shall remark that the\r\n                       <lb/>Pills are apt to be heavy on the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> and therefore\r\n                           <lb/>the Dose is not to be pushed the ptisan<note>Originally a term for barley water, but often applied more generally to describe any nourishing drink.</note> is light and\r\n                           <lb/>may be employed with freedom but you are in\r\n                       <lb/>Danger of being ill served with the <ingredient n=\"98\">Rad Althea</ingredient>\r\n                           <lb/>and therefore preparation of gum may be increased\r\n                           <lb/>a good Deal. The <ingredient n=\"25\">Scillitic mixture</ingredient> may certainly be of\r\n                       <lb/>service. but it is liable to keep the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> affected with\r\n                       <lb/>a <symptom n=\"61\">Nausea</symptom> which is hardly compensated by its other beÂ¬\r\n                           <lb/>nefit. .  It happens often that these ailments shew a tendÂ¬\r\n                       <lb/>ency to <symptom n=\"31\">Diarrhea</symptom> and if any thing like it occurs you\r\n                       <lb/>must avoid the <ingredient n=\"25\">Squills</ingredient> altogether. This is all At\r\n                           <lb/>Present\r\n                          \r\n                       </p> \r\n        \r\n                           <closer><signed>WC</signed></closer>\r\n           \r\n \r\n          \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n    \r\n    \r\n</body>', 466, 3, '2013-03-08 20:33:30', 199),
(618, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c789\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:789] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Paterson (Mrs Paterson of Dysart) / Regarding: Mrs Paterson (Mrs Paterson of Dysart) (Patient) / 7 June 1766 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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To help you in this as well as I can.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />1. You will please take a <add place=\"above\">table</add> spoonfull of the <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> MixÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ture precribd below every night and morning.\r\n            <lb /> If the Morning dose makes you a little sick it is <del>rig</del>\r\n            <lb />right but if it makes you very sick and disposed\r\n            <lb />to vomit you must reduce the dose to half a spoonfu<supplied>ll</supplied>\r\n            <lb />and on the other hand if it does not effect your <bodypart n=\"46\">stoÂ¬\r\n                <lb />mach</bodypart> at all you must increase the dose by half\r\n            <lb />a spoonfull till it makes you a little sick. --\r\n            <lb />At such a dose you should continue it for three o<supplied>r</supplied>\r\n            <lb />four weeks.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2 This Medicine requires no confinement or\r\n            <lb />change of Diet &amp; it is the only one I would proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pose at present as I trust for Compleating a cure\r\n            <lb />to Execute &amp; a proper regimen.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3. I think it will be very proper for you to go\r\n            <lb />to the highlands &amp; try the goat whey. If your\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> will digest it you may be the better for it\r\n            <lb />but if it proves very windy in your <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> or\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart> you must let it alone.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4 The more frequently you can take\r\n            <lb />Exercise in a machine<note>i.e. a horse-drawn vehicle such as a small carriage or trap. According to OED, a distinctly Scottish usage.</note> in the forenon you\r\n            <lb />will the sooner be quite well, but take care of very\r\n            <lb />cold or moist weather as what will do you the\r\n            <lb />greatest harm.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n        <lb />5 Tho the medicine advised does not require\r\n            <lb />any particular Diet, your ailments do, Be spaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ring of fish Milk &amp; vegetables. You may take\r\n            <lb />any kind of plain meat but choose the lightÂ¬\r\n            <lb />est &amp; keep your <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> alway\'s light with respeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ct to quantity Never make a full meal of meat\r\n            <lb />but make it up <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> pudding or garden things\r\n            <lb />your supper should be light or none at all\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />6 Your <subst><del>ordering</del><add place=\"above\">ordinary</add></subst> drink may be water or\r\n            <lb />small beer but the first is the best. All kind of\r\n            <lb />strong drink is bad for you but at dinner you\r\n            <lb />may take a glass or two of any sound wine\r\n            <lb />but <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> water it will be safer. Tea &amp; Coffee are\r\n            <lb />both bad for you &amp; if you take any at all let it\r\n            <lb />be weak &amp; cool.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This is what occurs to me at \r\n            <lb />present but if you will be pleased to let me\r\n            <lb />know how it succeeds <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> you I shall be ready\r\n            <lb />to add the best advice I can being with great\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Madam\r\n                <lb />your most\r\n                <lb />obedient servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>W C</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 7<sup>th</sup> June\r\n                <lb /><u>1766</u></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Paterson</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">aq. Rosar</ingredient> â„¥iij <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam</ingredient> sv. <ingredient n=\"110\" t=\"20\">Vin.\r\n                    <lb />Emetic Antimon</ingredient> @ â„¥ij <ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">syr. Caryophiyll.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb />â„³ Signa <action n=\"33\">aperient</action> Mixture a table spoonfull for a \r\n                    <lb />dose\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take three ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose Water</ingredient>, two ounces each\r\n                    of <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient>\r\n                    <ingredient n=\"110\" t=\"20\">Antimonial Wine</ingredient>, and one ounce of\r\n                    <ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Clove syrup</ingredient>. Mix. Label: <ingredient n=\"33\">Aperient</ingredient> mixture, a table spoonfull for a dose.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Patersons\r\n                <lb />of Dysart\r\n                <lb />7 June 1766\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 789, 3, '2013-01-03 21:54:36', 59);
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Let him take ten of the specifick Drops every night &amp; morning\r\n            <lb />The best way of taking them is by dropping the Drops on a little crum\r\n            <lb />of bread &amp; forming that into one or more Pills. --- After he has taken\r\n            <lb />the Drops for a week or two the dose may be increased to fifteen and\r\n            <lb />at length to twenty -- He is to know that this is a <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial</ingredient> medicine\r\n            <lb />&amp; therefore and therefore if at any time he finds a brassy taste in his <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>\r\n<lb /><del>&amp; therefore if at any time</del> or that anyone else can discern\r\n        <lb />his breath to be tainted he must immediately lay aside the Drops &amp;\r\n            <lb />keep a little warmer than before --- He should take the Drops\r\n            <lb />indeed only when the <del>warm</del> weather is warm &amp; dry &amp; that when any\r\n            <lb />cold or wet weather sets in or when he is obliged to go from home and\r\n            <lb />to be exposed to the accidents of weather he should in either case lay\r\n            <lb />aside the Drops for some time --------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2. When on any occasion he thinks proper to lay aside the Drops\r\n            <lb />&amp; particularly after the middle of September when the Drops must be\r\n            <lb />entirely laid aside let him take the Pills in their place that is every\r\n            <lb />night &amp; morning. The Dose may be <add place=\"above\">at</add> first one Pill but the Second day\r\n            <lb />it may be two &amp; if these do not sicken his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> he may increase the\r\n            <lb />dose by one every day till he can take six or eight. It is the nature of\r\n            <lb />these Pills to give a little sickness &amp; their operation in the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> is\r\n            <lb />much better when they do so but is not necessary that this sickness go far\r\n            <lb />or that it should occasion vomiting - Let M<sup>r</sup> H. therefore increase\r\n            <lb />the dose of the pills till they sicken him a little but then stop <unclear>itt</unclear>\r\n            <lb />after eight days that the sickness is no longer percieved &amp; then again\r\n            <lb />the dose may be increased by one pill\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3. If at any time there is appearance of any scurf or <symptom n=\"30\">eruption</symptom> returning\r\n            <lb />upon the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> the part may be anointed at bed time with the bigness of\r\n            <lb />a bean of the Ointment. This ointment has <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> in it and\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />therefore with caution -- If much of it is employed or if it is\r\n            <lb />repeated for some nights together it will be proper at the same time\r\n            <lb />to lay aside the drops &amp; if it is in winter or Cold weather it will be\r\n            <lb />proper to keep at home &amp; otherways to avoid Cold. -- These precautions\r\n            <lb />will be necessary exactly to the quantity of ointment employed or more\r\n            <lb />especially if it is used so much as to taint the breath or give a taste\r\n            <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4 In Diet M<sup>r</sup> H. must abstain from all kinds of salt\r\n            <lb />meats, all kinds of fish &amp; cheese --- --- The less of meat\r\n            <lb />that is animal food &amp; the more of vegetables &amp; milk the better.\r\n            <lb />For ordinary drink he may take small beer &amp; if it is better than water\r\n            <lb />&amp; if he is obliged to take water it will always be proper to <subst><del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del><add place=\"above\">take</add></subst> little\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"above\">wine</add> with it. --- With respect to strong drink the less the better and every\r\n            <lb /><del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> excess or degree to it will do much harm ------ If he is on some\r\n            <lb />occasions obliged to take strong drink if it is wine that is only safe\r\n            <lb />for him -- 9 pints in every shape <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> I take to be very bad for him\r\n            <lb />&amp; strong beer or ale is by no means so safe for him as Wine\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />5 Nothing will do him more harm than Cold &amp; that whether he is\r\n            <lb />taking medicines or not -- Let him therefore study on all occasions\r\n            <lb />to avoid Cold &amp; moisture ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 14<sup>th</sup> June 1768</dateline>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Hutton</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"2\">Merc. 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I have not to add\r\n                                <lb/>but to refer farther what I have \r\n                                <lb/>said to the Letter I have sent by\r\n                                <lb/>Mr Scott -- I shall expect when you\r\n                                <lb/>favour one with a Line that you\r\n                                <lb/>will hint everything concerning about\r\n                                <lb/>exersise, Diet &amp; Medium.\r\n                </p>\r\n                    <closer><salute>I am\r\n                    <lb/>Dear Doctor  \r\n                    <lb/><choice><abbr>Y<sup>rs</sup></abbr> <expan>Yours</expan></choice> Sincerely</salute>\r\n                    <signed>John Burn</signed></closer> \r\n                   \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n        <div>     \r\n    \r\n        <p>\r\n                     <lb/>Doctor Cullen\r\n              \r\n               \r\n                </p>\r\n                         \r\n                         <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n       <p>\r\n            <lb/>Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb/>Edinburgh\r\n            <lb/>North Brittain\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>Cha<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>Charles</expan></choice> Darwin<note>For the significance of this list of Edinburgh students names, probably a class-list - see the general note to this document. 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Antiphthisica<note>See note above.</note> I would\r\n            <lb />avoid if I did not think it a very\r\n            <lb />weak medicine. In urgent cases I\r\n            <lb />trust to <ingredient n=\"250\">allum</ingredient> but there is no room\r\n            <lb />for it here. The <action n=\"31\">strengthener</action> I chiefly\r\n            <lb />recommend to M<sup>rs</sup> Gordon is cold bathing\r\n            <lb />and the manner in which she uses it\r\n            <lb />is extremely proper. If she is suffiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ciently attentive to all this I hope\r\n            <lb />we shall have the satisfaction of\r\n            <lb />restoring an agreeable woman. 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All other kind of Malt\r\n<lb />Liquors is bad for her, but every Day at Dinner she may take a Glass\r\n<lb />or two of Sherry or other sound bodied white wine â€“â€“ She woud\r\n<lb />be the better of taking some Exercise on Horseback or in a Carriage,\r\n<lb />but she must take great Care to <symptom n=\"9\">avoid all bodily fatigue</symptom>, and particuÂ¬\r\n<lb />larly standing long â€“â€“â€“ Every Night at bed time let her take\r\n<lb /><supplied>t</supplied>wo table spoonfulls of the <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic</action> Mixture, washing it down\r\n<lb />with a small Draught of the Apoyem but besides this she should\r\n<lb />take some draughts of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> apoyem several times a day so as to\r\n<lb />take a pint of it every 24 hours. â€“â€“â€“ If the mixture does\r\n<lb />not disturb the Dose may be encreased by Degrees to 3 or 4 spoonfulls\r\n<lb />I expect that the mixture will keep her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular but if does\r\n<lb />not she must take so much of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Pil. Aromat. ph.<del>Lond</del> Lond as\r\n<lb />may be necessary to prevent <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom>.</p>\r\n<closer><signed>W. C</signed>\r\n<dateline><choice><abbr>Ed.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 2<sup>d</sup><choice><abbr>Oct.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1769â€“</dateline></closer></div>\r\n<div><pb n=\"2\" /><head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Wilkie</head>\r\n<recipe><choice><orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. Rosar</ingredient> â„¥iv. <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam. ten</ingredient> â„¥iiÅ¿s <ingredient n=\"110\" t=\"20\">Vin Antimon</ingredient>\r\n<lb />â„¥Å¿s. <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar. Emetic.</ingredient> gr. ii <ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">Syr. Balsam.</ingredient> â„¥i â„³. Signa <action n=\"11\">DiaphoÂ¬\r\n<lb />retic</action> Mixture.</orig>\r\n<reg>Take four ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rosewater</ingredient>, two and a half ounces of <ingredient n=\"65\">thin Cinnamon</ingredient>, half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"110\" t=\"20\">Vinum Antimonii</ingredient>, two grains of <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar Emetic</ingredient>, and an ounce of <ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">Balsamic Syrup</ingredient>. Mix. Label: <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic</action> Mixture.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n<recipe><choice><orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"15\">Rad Sarsaparil</ingredient> â„¥ii Coque ex Aq. Font. <unclear>dis</unclear>\r\n<lb />ad lb ii addendo sub finem <ingredient n=\"121\">Rad. Glycyrrhir</ingredient> ras. â„¥Å¿s colaÂ¬\r\n<lb />turam Signa <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Apothem</action>.</orig>\r\n<reg>Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"15\">Sarsaparilla Root</ingredient>, boil down in two pints of spring water, adding at the end half an ounce of grated <ingredient n=\"121\">Liquorice Root</ingredient>. Strain. Label: <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic</action> Apothem.</reg></choice></recipe><closer><signed>WC â€“</signed></closer></div></body>\r\n', 79, 2, '2012-09-26 10:14:14', 132);
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Her\r\n         \r\n  <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n         \r\n    <lb />chief pain is in or about her <bodypart n=\"8\">cheek bone</bodypart>,\r\n    <lb />&amp; a little above <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> \r\n         <bodypart n=\"6\">eye</bodypart>, in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"67\">forehead</bodypart>, <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />same side of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> \r\n         <bodypart n=\"8\">Face</bodypart>; her pain now &amp; then  \r\n    <lb />makes her talk of <choice><abbr>hav<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>having</expan></choice> the <treatment n=\"45\"><bodypart n=\"3\">tooth</bodypart> drawn</treatment>\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> is huch\'d, &amp; indeed at times gives her\r\n    <lb />pain, but dont think it the cause of her\r\n    <lb />principal complaint.\r\n         \r\n  </p>\r\n   \r\n      <p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />As to myself, I cannot say I have been\r\n    <lb />often troubled <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> those disagreable involuntary\r\n    <lb />nocturnal emissions, but found my self\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">feeble</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"45\">faintish</symptom>, tho one day more than\r\n    <lb />another also sometimes a greater <symptom n=\"9\">weariness</symptom>\r\n    <lb />hangs upon me, at going out, than at\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>com<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>coming</expan></choice> home \r\n         from even a pretty long walk.\r\n         <lb />I bath\'d thrice at Scarborough, <unclear><choice><abbr>dur<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>during</expan></choice></unclear> my\r\n    <lb />short stay of 5 days, <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> / added to my <choice><abbr>eat<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>eating</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />chiefly mutton &amp; beef, &amp; no vegetables <unclear>hardly</unclear>\r\n    <lb />I think has done me good being but\r\n    <lb />little troubled <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> \r\n      <symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom> <add place=\"above\">&amp; not so <symptom n=\"45\">faintish</symptom></add> <add place=\"margin\"> a kind of oppression on my <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> <del>&amp;</del> I cant get quite rid of &amp; yesterday I found a slight pain on my <bodypart n=\"73\">left side</bodypart> near the <bodypart n=\"42\">heart</bodypart>, this day rather less &amp; sometimes a kind of twitching pain on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"73\">right side</bodypart>. Perhaps is only <symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom></add>, only <symptom n=\"26\">am\r\n    <lb />grown very lean</symptom>. I fancy one part\r\n    <lb />of my disorder might be a spoilt or\r\n    <lb />at least <bodypart n=\"46\">very weak stomach</bodypart>; <symptom n=\"8\">my appetite\r\n    <lb />is rather better than it was</symptom>. For my\r\n    <lb />breakfast I eat 2 Eggs boil\'d 2\r\n    <lb />minutes, &amp; after them a single dish of \r\n      \r\n<pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />tea, <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n      dry toast or if I spread butter\r\n    <lb />on it, is but little; after noon, <u>instead\r\n    <lb />of Tea</u>, I drink a little boil\'d water mix\'d\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> brandy &amp; milk, instead of tea. 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I am proposing\r\n    <lb />further to drink asses milk, of \r\n      <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> am\r\n    <lb />told, must take Â½ an English pint in\r\n    <lb />a morning before I get up whither this\r\n    <lb />be propper along <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> \r\n      <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Pills you prescrib\'d\r\n      \r\n    <lb />&amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same day <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> \r\n      <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> cold Bath, / <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I have\r\n      <lb />begun to use <add place=\"above\">F in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> common way, have gone not very farr from my <choice><abbr>lodg<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>lodgings /</expan></choice>  </add>/ I want <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> advice about. Either\r\n    <lb />before or after breakfast I think to\r\n    <lb />ride out for <choice><abbr>ab<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>about</expan></choice>\r\n      an hour, but dont\r\n    <lb />know if in bad weather, I had not better\r\n    <lb />stay at home. One symptom, I will yet\r\n    <lb />repeat, as I fancy I may have mention\'d it\r\n    <lb />before, is that When I lay on my <bodypart n=\"73\">left\r\n    <lb />side</bodypart>, I feel <symptom n=\"15\">a pretty strong pulse</symptom> in my \r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>. When I have <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> answer to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> above \r\n    <lb />wither, <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> whole be approv\'d of, &amp; a few hints\r\n    <lb />once more what I am to avoyd in my dyet\r\n    <lb />I think I shall perfectly know how to proceed, &amp;\r\n    <lb />hope to do well, <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> &amp; your advice to M<sup>rs</sup> KenÂ¬\r\n         \r\n   \r\n   <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />worthey, will allways be gratefully remember\'d\r\n    <lb />&amp; acknowledg\'d by\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n      \r\n   \r\n    \r\n <closer>\r\n    \r\n    <salute>Sir your most <choice><abbr>ob\'<sup>t</sup> hum Serv\'t</abbr><expan>obedient humble Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n     \r\n  <signed>W<sup>m</sup> Jos<sup>h</sup> Kenworthey\r\n      \r\n      \r\n  </signed>\r\n     \r\n     <dateline></dateline>\r\n     \r\n     \r\n </closer>  \r\n\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n    \r\n    <handShift />\r\n    \r\n    <annot>1764</annot>\r\n\r\n\r\n   </div>\r\n   \r\n   \r\n</body>', 770, 2, '2012-10-16 19:36:19', 187),
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I hope it is one we\r\n            <lb />may get the better of &amp; for that purpose would advise him\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />1. To have <treatment n=\"4\">a blister</treatment> put between his <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart> &amp; to\r\n            <lb />turn a small part of it into <treatment n=\"4\">a perpetual blister</treatment>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2. To take two or three gentle <action n=\"9\">vomits</action> at the distance\r\n            <lb />of five or six days betwixt each. I think fifteen grains\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecacuanha</ingredient> may be enough for each dose ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3. Let his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> be kept regular advised below taking\r\n            <lb />a dose of it as occasion may require.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4. Let his Asses milk be continued &amp; let him ride as\r\n            <lb />much as he conveniently can. Let it be always in the\r\n            <lb />forenoon avoiding to be abroad at night &amp; avoiding also every\r\n            <lb />other occasion of being exposed to Cold.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />5. Every night at bedtime let him take three of the\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"19\">pectoral</action> pills washing them down with two table spoonfulls\r\n            <lb />of the <action n=\"19\">Pectoral Mixture</action>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />6 Let his diet be kept cool light &amp; rather low. He must\r\n            <lb />take no meat at supper &amp; only of the lighter whitemeats at\r\n            <lb />dinner. The more milk &amp; grain he takes into his diet the\r\n            <lb />better.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />7. He should taste no strong drink of any kind. 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Let him take great care not to heat himself by any\r\n            <lb />bodily Exercise\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Attention to these particulars shall I hope soon put him\r\n            <lb />in a very good way, &amp; I shall be glad to hear of it\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 13<sup>th</sup> April.\r\n                <lb />1768\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Gair.</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"34\">flor. sulphur.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"93\">sal. polychrest</ingredient> pulv. @ â„¥j\r\n                    <lb />Rad. <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalapp.</ingredient> pulv. 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Signa <action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action> <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> Pills three for dose at\r\n                    <lb />bedtime &amp; after three or four days they may also be taken before\r\n                    <lb />dinner.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"56\">balsam of Tolu</ingredient>, one drachm of <ingredient n=\"50\">white sugar</ingredient>,\r\n                    one and a half drachms of powdered <ingredient n=\"142\">elecampagne</ingredient> root, three drachms of <ingredient n=\"49\">elderberry rob</ingredient>,\r\n                    and a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">syrup of balsam</ingredient>, and make a mass, then divide into pils of five grains each.\r\n                    Label: <action n=\"19\">Pectoral Pills</action>, three for dose at bedtime and after three or four days they may also be taken before dinner.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"154\">Gum. Ammoniac.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"75\">--- Arabic.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb />Terendo. solve in.\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\">aq. Rosar</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"203\">Puleg</ingredient> @ â„¥iv\r\n                    <lb />Signa <action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action> mixture two table spoonfulls to be taken after\r\n                    <lb />every dose of the Pills.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"154\">gum ammoniac</ingredient> and two drachms of <ingredient n=\"75\">gum Arabic</ingredient>.\r\n                    Rub <unclear>together and add to</unclear> four ounces each of <ingredient n=\"107\">rose water</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"203\">pennyroyal</ingredient>.\r\n                    Label: <action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action> mixture, two table spoonfulls to be taken after every dose of the Pills.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n<closer>\r\n    <signed>W C</signed>\r\n</closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />To M<sup>r</sup> Wood.\r\n                <lb />For M<sup>r</sup> Gair.\r\n                <lb />April 19 1768\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 799, 3, '2013-09-20 13:19:53', 81),
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I have had a <symptom n=\"3\">reaching</symptom> &amp; pain of\r\n            <lb />my <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> for four or five Years which I have not got clear\r\n            <lb />of, and am frequently obliged to <symptom n=\"3\">throw up</symptom> with it, especially my\r\n            <lb />Breakfast, my other Meals generally sat easie enough.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I was formerly also troubled with <symptom n=\"1\">Headachs</symptom> which were\r\n            <lb />frequently owing to sitting up late or drinking too much;\r\n            <lb />but my <symptom n=\"1\">Headachs</symptom> then were neither so severe or of such\r\n            <lb />continuance as of late tho I dont drink much. My chief\r\n            <lb />Complaints now are the pains in my <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> as mentioÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ned above &amp; my <symptom n=\"1\">Headachs</symptom> which come on very Suddenly &amp;  \r\n            <lb />violently without any known cause or Misconduct that I\r\n            <lb />can think of. The Pain reaches from the low part of my <del><bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></del>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">Forehead</bodypart> backward along the course of what you call the\r\n            <lb />Sutures till it is far back as <bodypart n=\"1\">the Occiput</bodypart> sometimes it\r\n            <lb />settles in the lower part of my <bodypart n=\"1\">Forehead</bodypart> in the breadth of a half\r\n            <lb />Crown, and other times it lyes in as small a space <bodypart n=\"168\">Fontanell.</bodypart><note>The grammar renders this reference obscure: \'fontanelle\' can mean a form of treatment, a space between muscles, and a dent in the scalp. The context implies the latter is meant here.</note>\r\n            <lb />I have often a <symptom n=\"20\">sensation of Cold in my <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart> at the same time\r\n                <lb />as if it was Ice</symptom> and frequently there are at the same time <symptom n=\"28\">an\r\n            <lb />excessive <del><unclear>heat</unclear></del> sweat over all my Body</symptom> occasioned as I think by\r\n            <lb />the violence of the Pain. I am commonly open in my <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />I frequently have Short flying Pains in my <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart>, in my <bodypart n=\"19\">knees</bodypart>.\r\n                <lb />or here &amp; there through my Body like <symptom n=\"70\">stitches</symptom> in my <bodypart n=\"19\">knees</bodypart>. They\r\n                <lb />will continue half a day sometimes of late. I observe that when\r\n                <lb />the Pains are in my <bodypart n=\"19\">knees</bodypart> or any other place downward I am much\r\n                <lb />easier in my <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>. Some people tell me it is an <unclear><condition n=\"62\">anguish disorÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />der</condition></unclear> &amp; others call it <condition n=\"3\">goutish</condition>. I would be glad to know the PhyÂ¬\r\n                <lb />sicians opinion. I wish you would consult D<sup>r</sup> Cullen and let me\r\n                <lb />have this answer in course. I have sent inclosed Â£2 advance\r\n                <lb />2 shillings till meeting or getting it from M<sup>r</sup> Andrew Stewart\r\n                <lb />Junior. I beg my Compliments to all friends and believe me\r\n                <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Sir Your obli<del>d</del>ged &amp; obedient Servant\r\n            </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Stewart</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Elgin 16<sup>th</sup> Nov 1768</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 415, 3, '2015-02-21 16:08:47', 59),
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Of Fish he should not take at all. Roots Greens\r\n<lb />or raw fruit, he must take very little of but of boiled or baked\r\n<lb />fruit he may take moderately. any kind of light Pudding\r\n<lb />is very Proper.</p>\r\n<p><lb />His ordinary Drink should be wine and Water and Malt\r\n<lb />liquors of all kinds he should abstain from but every day at\r\n<lb />dinner he may take a few glasses of Red Port or Sherry. I do\r\n<lb />not say how much because it may be more or less according to\r\n<lb />the Constitution but it should never be so much as to heat him in\r\n<lb />any degree.</p>\r\n<p><lb />The less meat he takes at supper it will be the better\r\n<lb />and even if can let it alone altogether.</p>\r\n<p><lb />At Breakfast he may take Cocao tea and when he is\r\n<lb />to take a ride in the forenoon the foundation of his breakfast\r\n<lb />may be laid with a fresh soft boiled egg. Chewing much toÂ¬\r\n<lb />bacco may be very hurtful, but after having been much in\r\n<lb />that habit it is not safe for him to lay it aside altogether and\r\n<lb />if he can to keep within bounds I would still allow him to take\r\n<lb />a little.</p>\r\n<closer><signed>W Cullen</signed></closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div><head>For M<sup>r</sup> Strangeways</head>\r\n \r\n<recipe>\r\n<choice><orig>â„ž Elix. Stomach: \r\n  <lb /><ingredient n=\"109\">Sacra</ingredient> @ â„¥iii\r\n  <lb />â„³ Signa<del>t</del> <action n=\"21\">Laxative Tincture</action></orig>\r\n  <reg>Take three ounces each of <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic</bodypart> Elixir and <ingredient n=\"109\">Sacred Elixir</ingredient>. Mix. Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Tincture</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n\r\n \r\n<closer><signed>WC</signed></closer>\r\n\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n\r\n <recipe><choice><orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. Peruv.</ingredient> Contus Ê’ii \r\n  <lb /><ingredient n=\"21\">Aurant.</ingredient>\r\n  <lb /><ingredient n=\"169\">Rad. Gentian</ingredient> @ Ê’i\r\n  <lb />Summit. <ingredient n=\"234\">Card. bened</ingredient>\r\n  <lb /><ingredient n=\"202\">Centaur. min.</ingredient>\r\n  <lb /><ingredient n=\"208\">Sem. Coriandr.</ingredient> @ Ê’Å¿s\r\n<lb />Incisis et Contusis affunde\r\n<lb /><ingredient n=\"263\">Vin. alb. Hispan.</ingredient> lbÅ¿s\r\n  <lb /><ingredient n=\"184\">Sp<sup>t</sup> Vin. Gall.</ingredient> lbÅ¿s\r\n<lb />macera per biduum et cola\r\n <lb />Signa <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic</bodypart> Tincture</orig>\r\n  <reg>Take two drachms of crushed <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>, a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"21\">Orange peel</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"169\">Gentian Root</ingredient>, half a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"234\">Blessed Thistle tops</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"202\">Lesser Cornflower</ingredient>, and <ingredient n=\"208\">Coriander seeds</ingredient>. Chop and crush, then pour over half a pint of <ingredient n=\"263\">Spanish white wine</ingredient> and half a pint of <ingredient n=\"184\">French brandy</ingredient>. Steep for two days and strain. Label: <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic</bodypart> Tincture</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n\r\n <recipe><choice><orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"129\">Tinct Mart</ingredient> ph. Lond.<note>The recipe for \'Tinctura Martis\' is supplied in <i>The Plan of a New London PharmacopÅ“ia</i>  (London, 1745), p. 67. It consists of iron filings dissolved in spirits of salt and wine.</note> â„¥ii\r\n  <lb />Signa <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"1\">Chalybeate Tincture</ingredient></orig>\r\n  <reg>Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"129\">Tincture of Mars</ingredient> from the London PharmacopÅ“ia.<note>The recipe for \'Tinctura Martis\' is supplied in <i>The Plan of a New London PharmacopÅ“ia</i>  (London, 1745), p. 67. It consists of iron filings dissolved in spirits of salt and wine.</note> Label: <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"1\">Chalybeate Tincture</ingredient></reg></choice></recipe>\r\n\r\n<closer><signed>WC</signed>\r\n<dateline>2 <choice><abbr>Octob.</abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1769</dateline></closer></div></body>', 80, 3, '2013-08-27 20:16:44', 193);
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Gordons Ailments have continued a long time &amp; proceeded to a great\r\n            <lb />degree of <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> in certain parts, they must be difficult to cure, &amp; cannot at\r\n            <lb />any rate be recovered but in a length of Time, but by Attention &amp; Pains I hope a great\r\n            <lb />deal may be done for her -- Much indeed has already been very judiciously advised\r\n            <lb />&amp; must be persisted in, but I shall endeavour also to contribute what I can in the followÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing Directions --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Being much in the fresh Air &amp; a Change of Air will certainly be of great\r\n            <lb />Service, for this purpose she must travel about; but her Exercise must be very gentle &amp;\r\n            <lb />never pushed the length of Fatigue - One stage a day travelled slowly will commonly be\r\n            <lb />enough, &amp; she should never go more than two short ones --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Towards the End of the Month upon the feeling of any approaching\r\n            <lb />alterations, she should rest entirely till that is over, when it is she may always use more\r\n            <lb />Freedom in Travelling &amp; gradually lessen it again as the End of the Month approaches --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I think she cannot take a better Course than towards Scarborough\r\n            <lb />&amp; may remain there for two or three <del>Months</del> Weeks if she finds Circumstances agreeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />able to her - As there is great Conveniency for Sea Bathing she may try it &amp; at the\r\n            <lb />same time try the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"22\">Scarborough Mineral Water</ingredient> but in no quantity to purge her\r\n            <lb />nor with any Salts to make it have that Effect -- She may continue this Course\r\n            <lb />longer or shorter as she finds it agree with her -- During the whole Time of her\r\n            <lb />being there she should take an Hour or two\'s airing every Forenoon except at\r\n            <lb />the End of the Month as above mentioned ~\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />While she is upon the Rhoad let her take every day a\r\n            <lb />Tea spoonfull or two of the <ingredient n=\"261\">Elixir of Vitriol</ingredient> in a glass of Water both before\r\n            <lb />dinner &amp; supper, &amp; she need not interrupt this at any time &amp; she may also contiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nue it at Scarborough --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The only other Medicine I can advice upon the <del>R</del>Road is a Tea\r\n            <lb />spoonfull of the <del>salts</del> <action n=\"25\">cooling</action> salts ordered below to be taken in a glass of Water\r\n            <lb />every Morning before Breakfast -- These besides having other good Effects will\r\n            <lb />I hope continue to keep her <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> regular, but if they fail to do so &amp;\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />any <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> comes on it must immediately be obviated by taking a Tea spoonfull\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"34\">Flower of Sulphur</ingredient> instead of the salts in the Morning - The <ingredient n=\"34\">sulphur</ingredient> may be in a\r\n            <lb />little syrup Gruel or Panada ~\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If at any time the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> should be much disordered or loaded\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"23\">a gentle vomit</action> may be taken, but I would not wish the practice more frequent\r\n            <lb />than necessary ~\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At all times I would wish to keep M<sup>rs</sup> Gordons Diet as low as\r\n            <lb />possible - She may seem to require support &amp; a strengthening Diet, but everything\r\n            <lb />of that kind is heating &amp; what ever heats in any degree does her much harm &amp; I\r\n            <lb />am persuaded she will be better &amp; even stronger on Vegitable than Animal Food ~\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> may seem &amp; truely does require some solid\r\n            <lb />animal food, &amp; a bit of that kind she may take every day <add place=\"above\">at</add> <del>after</del> dinner, but I wish\r\n            <lb />it may be both the lightest &amp; the least possible - I would recommend to her all kind of\r\n            <lb />Grain, or what is made of it, as Bread &amp; Wheat Flower, Rice &amp; flower of Rice, Millet,\r\n            <lb />Barley &amp; even Oatmeal - These she may have prepared in what ever Manner she\r\n            <lb />likes best &amp; she may join with them Raisins or Currants - I wish she could also\r\n            <lb />join Milk with them -- It should seem that hitherto she has not digested this\r\n            <lb />easily, but if she will try milk churned in a Bottle soon after it comes from <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Cow &amp; when the Butter is taken from it, I expect she will bear it for a part of her\r\n            <lb />supper -- It is to be observed that if she can be brought to bear grain &amp; Milk by\r\n            <lb />themselves for a Little Time that she will then digest them much better than\r\n            <lb />when she takes Meat along with them --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At present I suppose M<sup>rs</sup> Gordons <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> will hardly diÂ¬\r\n            <lb />gest anything from <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Garden, &amp; I would not insist on her making much tryal\r\n            <lb />at present, but if she can bring herself to bear Grain very well I expect she\r\n            <lb />will also bear some Garden things &amp; particularly what I hope will be agreeable\r\n            <lb />to her a little fruit --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Upon the same Plan I am against her taking any kind of\r\n            <lb />strong Drink either of one kind or other - However if she has been in any\r\n            <lb />Habits of this kind they must be changed by degrees - Water is the only drink\r\n            <lb />I can approve of --- Tea &amp; Coffee I think both very bad for M<sup>rs</sup>. Gordon\r\n            <lb />she should take no warm Drink except at the End of the Month &amp; then it <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice>\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />only have the Cold taken off --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At all times M<sup>rs</sup> Gordon must take particular Care to avoid being\r\n            <lb />heated -- She must not travel in the Middle of the day when the sun is very warm -\r\n            <lb />She must avoid a Crowd of Company or a warm chamber &amp; in the right time\r\n            <lb />let her Bed Cloaths be as light as they safely may --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />These are Medicines I have to offer to M<sup>rs</sup> Gordon while she is\r\n            <lb />travelling &amp; when she returns home I have some others to offer with regard to Cold\r\n            <lb />Bathing &amp; drinking <ingredient n=\"12\">a Chalybeat Water</ingredient> &amp; some other Remedies all which I shall\r\n            <lb />communicate to D Skene --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. Cullen -</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 17. July. 1768</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup>. Gordon of Ardmealie.</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"93\">Sal. Polychrest.</ingredient> â„¥i\r\n                    <lb />-- <illegible w=\"1\" /> Ê’iÅ¿s\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sach. Alb. Duriss.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"45\">Crystal. Tartar.</ingredient> Ê’i\r\n                    <lb />Terentus omnia bene siccate in Pulverem &amp; servautur in Phiala\r\n                    <lb />Patulis oris probe obturata\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"93\">polychrest salts</ingredient>, one and a half drachms of <illegible w=\"1\" /> salts,\r\n                    half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"50\">white sugar</ingredient>, and one drachm of <ingredient n=\"45\">crystal tartar</ingredient>.\r\n                    Rub all together well, dry and powder, then preserve in a well-stopped wide-mouthed vial.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>17 July. 1768</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 398, 2, '2012-10-16 13:49:10', 71),
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The\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"1\">Headach</symptom>, <symptom n=\"22\">Giddiness</symptom>, <symptom n=\"94\">bleeding at the <bodypart n=\"5\">nose</bodypart></symptom> &amp; other symptoms of late appearing\r\n            <lb/>shew a <condition n=\"25\">plethoric State</condition>, which if possible must be moderated &amp; I would <treatment n=\"1\">take\r\n                <lb/>some <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart></treatment> from her <bodypart n=\"24\">foot</bodypart> if it can be easily got &amp; if not I would take it from her\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart>. It is very probably that you will find her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> rather fuller &amp; stronger\r\n            <lb/>after <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> &amp; according to that or the relief it otherwise gives you may reÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>peat it. In the mean time her Diet must be light cool &amp; sparing. I will not\r\n            <lb/>be more particular because I dont know her former manner &amp; state of her <bodypart n=\"46\">StoÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>mach</bodypart> <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> respect to what Vegetables or Milk it will bear but I advise such\r\n            <lb/>a light <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> <add place=\"above\">2</add> as the Diet <add place=\"above\">1</add> will bear. The <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> is to be very constantÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tly obviated but I would have it done if possible by a cooler medicine than\r\n            <lb/>the <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetic</ingredient>. Below I have ordered a single medecine which I <del>f</del>have found\r\n            <lb/>extremely useful not only as a <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> but as an <action n=\"33\">aperient</action> <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> regard\r\n            <lb/>the <condition n=\"8\">menstrual flux</condition>. Let her begin <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> taking a tea spoonful every hour\r\n            <lb/>for threetimes in the morning &amp; this is to be continued every day for some \r\n            <lb/>time. If the dose mentioned does not remove it is to be increased either by\r\n            <lb/>increasing each dose or the <choice><abbr>n<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>number</expan></choice> of doses &amp; we have of late gone to â„¥ij in a\r\n            <lb/>morning. In such large doses it often <treatment n=\"30\">purges</treatment> plentifully &amp; in that Case must\r\n            <lb/>be intermitted for days but it is not proper to push it so far <unclear>heare</unclear> &amp; if at any\r\n            <lb/>time your doses give<del>s</del> two or three motions you must intermitt for a day\r\n            <lb/>or more. But in the meantime it will be proper at first to carry it the\r\n            <lb/>length of two or three motions &amp; to continue it so far at least as to keep\r\n            <lb/>an open <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>. After <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> &amp; opening the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> pretty well M<sup>rs</sup> Stewart\r\n       <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>may try a <treatment n=\"46\">Semicupium</treatment> taking care that the Water at first is no more thand\r\n            <lb/>Milk Warm &amp; in this way she may repeat it two or three times a week but by\r\n            <lb/>degrees increasing the heat to <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> warm, &amp; continuing in it a longer time.\r\n            <lb/>Let <treatment n=\"46\">this bath</treatment> be always taken about 6 <subst><del>in</del><add>of</add></subst> the evening &amp; after coming out of it\r\n            <lb/>let her be very well dryed &amp; put on her ordinary cloaths but keeping her\r\n            <lb/>chamber for the rest of the evening. To these remedies I would join no other\r\n            <lb/>at present but what Exercise in Walking, on horseback or in carriage\r\n            <lb/>that she can convenitently take &amp; on the nights she does not bath let her have\r\n            <lb/>her <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs from the <bodypart n=\"62\">haunches</bodypart> downwards</bodypart> very well <treatment n=\"39\">rubbed <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> flannel\r\n            <lb/>cloth</treatment> or a <treatment n=\"18\">flesh Brush</treatment>. If this advice or new accidents gives occasion to any\r\n            <lb/>questions I shall be ready to answer them being very much\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Sir your huble Servant</salute>\r\n            <signed>WC.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 28 May <u>1770</u></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n\r\n<head>For Mrs Stewart.</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n\r\n            <recipe><choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystall. Tartar.</ingredient> Subtil. pulv. â„¥j Pulp. <ingredient n=\"152\">Pruner. Gall.</ingredient> â„¥fs\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. Commun.</ingredient> q.s. ut f. Electuarium molle\r\n                    <lb/>Signa <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> Electuary\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take an ounce of finely powdered <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystal Tartar</ingredient>,\r\n                    half an ounce of pulp of <ingredient n=\"152\">French Prunes</ingredient>\r\n                    and a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient> to make a soft Electuary.\r\n                    Label it <action n=\"33\">Aperient Electuary</action>.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice></recipe>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>28 May <u>1770</u></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 95, 11, '2014-10-07 00:33:54', 174),
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I dont\r\n            <lb />doubt but <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"18\"><choice><abbr>tum<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>tumour</expan></choice></symptom> <choice><abbr>immediat.</abbr><expan>immediately</expan></choice> below <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> chin may come to break but \r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>re</sup></abbr><expan>there</expan></choice> is no good got by <choice><abbr>hasten.<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>hastening</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> &amp; I would still <choice><abbr>cont.</abbr><expan>continue</expan></choice> both to\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> other <choice><abbr>swell.<sup>gs</sup></abbr><expan>swellings</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>lot.<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>lotion</expan></choice> ordered before. I am sorry <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />child could not be brought to take <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <action n=\"33\"><choice><abbr>aper. solut.</abbr><expan>aperient solution</expan></choice></action> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> it\r\n            <lb />seems his parents have not <choice><abbr>firmn<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>firmness</expan></choice> enough to effect &amp; if\r\n            <lb />they still will not attempt I <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> have <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> to try to\r\n            <lb />give him some salt <choice><abbr>wat.</abbr><expan>water</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>und.</abbr><expan>under</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same <choice><abbr>restrict<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>restrictions</expan></choice> as <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> regard\r\n            <lb />to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>solut.</abbr><expan>solution</expan></choice> I must observe <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> you seem to have mistaken\r\n            <lb />a little my meaning <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>reg.</abbr><expan>regard</expan></choice> to <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Solut.</abbr><expan>Solution</expan></choice> I never intended\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> it <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> purge or go further in <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> way <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> to keep <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\"><choice><abbr>B.</abbr><expan>Belly</expan></choice></bodypart> <choice><abbr>Reg.</abbr><expan>Regular</expan></choice> &amp; on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> contrary it was <choice><abbr>intend<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>intended</expan></choice> to go into <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"57\">blood vessels</bodypart> for <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> purpose of washing out <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"84\"><choice><abbr>lymph.</abbr><expan>lymphatic</expan></choice> \r\n            <lb />glands</bodypart>. I don\'t think <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> repeated <action n=\"24\"><treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment></action> can be of <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> service in this disease &amp; may hurt <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>constitut.<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>constitution</expan></choice>\r\n            </p>\r\n             \r\n        <closer>\r\n                 <dateline>\r\n                     <choice><abbr>Ed.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 8<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Feb.<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice>\r\n                        <lb />1775</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            </closer>\r\n              </div>\r\n</body>', 3772, 3, '2012-10-11 15:06:21', 121),
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The whole\r\n            <lb/>is to be finished about an hour before his ordinary time of breakfast\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>These salts should keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular but not purge him but if\r\n            <lb/>they do either more or less the dose should be increased or diminished\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Every Evening let him take two doses of the Electuary also\r\n            <lb/>ordered below -- One dose may be taken at six another at eight <add place=\"above\">o\'clock</add> &amp;\r\n            <lb/>he may take supper at nine ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><unclear>Both these medicines</unclear> should be continued for a month together\r\n            <lb/><illegible w=\"10\" /> taken for\r\n            <lb/><illegible w=\"12\" />\r\n            <lb/><illegible w=\"12\" />\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I think it neither advisable nor safe to make any applications\r\n            <lb/>to the part till the circumstances of it are considerably changed that is to put\r\n            <lb/>an appearance of <symptom n=\"42\">suppuration</symptom> &amp; which I hope may never happen\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>It will be very proper at all times to take care of his diet -- He should\r\n            <lb/>not take milk above once a day &amp; with the salts supper is the proper time\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>For breakfast let him take Water gruel or Beef Tea with toasted\r\n            <lb/>Wheat bread. At dinner he should take broth with a bit of meat Every\r\n            <lb/>day but he should not take much meat &amp; rather make up his meal with pudding\r\n            <lb/>or Vegetables. The meat may be of any kind that is at hand roasted or boiled\r\n            <lb />but he must take no salted meat nor any kind of fish -- Instead of meat at\r\n            <lb/>Dinner he may sometimes take an Egg but not above twice a week -- Cheese\r\n            <lb/>is not proper for him For drink at Dinner he may take small beer if it is\r\n            <lb/>good of its kind Otherwise Water. A single glass of wine will do no harm\r\n            <lb/>Punch is not <add place=\"above\">so</add> proper\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>These are all the directions I see necessary at present if any change\r\n            <lb/>of circumstances seem to require it I shall be ready to advise farther\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I have only to add a hint that I have not found <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurials</ingredient> answer in such\r\n            <lb/>Cases\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 30<sup>th</sup> June 1768</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Fleming</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n<choice>\r\n            <orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"125\">Tartar. solub.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"95\">sal. Glauber</ingredient> @ Ê’i -- <ingredient n=\"222\">Marin\r\n                <lb/>Hispan</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s. â„³ f. pulvis <unclear>f</unclear> fiant h. m. dos. â„– vi signa <action n=\"33\">Aperient\r\n                <lb/>salts</action>.\r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take one drachm each of <ingredient n=\"125\">soluble tartar</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"95\">Glauber\'s salts</ingredient>,\r\n                and half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"222\">Spanish sea-salt</ingredient>. Mix and make a powder. <unclear>In an emergency</unclear> make six doses.\r\n                Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient salts</action>.\r\n            </reg>\r\n</choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 394, 2, '2012-10-16 11:59:43', 52),
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I think it is of consequence for her to guard aÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>gainst both &amp; the disorder that may arise from them.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>As she is just now on the Colonels account going to Moffet I think\r\n            <lb/>she may be the better from drinking <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"7\">that water</ingredient>. She should begin with a small\r\n            <lb/>quantity &amp; increase it by degrees &amp; in every respect follow the rules given to the\r\n            <lb/>Colonel only that if it sits tolerably on the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; does not purge M<sup>rs</sup> Napier\r\n            <lb/>may go to the lenght of a scotch pint before breakfast.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"7\">the water</ingredient> purges it is not necessary to take a Medicine along with\r\n            <lb/>it &amp; on the contrary if it does any more than move the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> once a day the quanÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tity of water must be diminished.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>But I do not expect it will prove purgative &amp; rather that it may do nothing\r\n            <lb/>that way. In this case M<sup>rs</sup> Napier will be pleased to take a dose of the\r\n            <lb/>salts ordered below twice a <subst><add place=\"above\">week</add><del>day</del></subst>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>They are to be dissolved in the first draught of the water &amp; usual quantity\r\n            <lb/>of this to be taken at the usual intervals after them.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If these salts move the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> less than twice the dose is to be a little encreaÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>sed; But if they move the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> in tow or three times the dose is to be diminished --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Along with this course of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"7\">Moffat water</ingredient> and salts it will be very necessary\r\n            <lb/>for M<sup>rs</sup> Napier to give attention to her diet. It need not be <del>full</del> low,\r\n            <lb/>but it must be full. She may take a bit of plain meat every day at dinner\r\n            <lb/>but the lighter the better; and the more plainly dressed. Instead of her making\r\n            <lb/>a full meal of meat I would recommend as much pudding and vegetables\r\n            <lb/>as her <bodypart n=\"64\">stomach</bodypart> easily bears only let her avoid vegetables on these days that\r\n            <lb/>she takes the water.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Fish she should hardly at any time taste and if she does somtimes\r\n            <lb/>it should be of the largest kind dressed in the most simple manner. Salted\r\n            <lb/>meat be avoided altogether.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>For drink wine and water is the most proper besides what is necessary\r\n            <lb/>at table M<sup>rs</sup> Napier should take very little wine and no punch at all ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The most proper wine for her is claret and if she should take any\r\n            <lb/>stronger kind it ought always to be with water.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Much walking is bad for her but she ought to go every forenoon in\r\n            <lb/>the carriage and it would be still better if it is on horseback -----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Napier</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n            <orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"95\">sal. Glauber.</ingredient> â„¥<unclear>v</unclear>j <ingredient n=\"125\">Tartar Solub.</ingredient> â„¥j <ingredient n=\"222\">Sal marin.\r\n                <lb/>Hisp.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s. <ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar alb.</ingredient> â„¥jÅ¿s\r\n                <lb/>Terito simul in pulverem in phiala patuli oris SerÂ¬\r\n                <lb/>vandam Capiat â„¥iv vel v dosi signa Cooling Salts &amp;c -\r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take <unclear>six</unclear> ounces of <ingredient n=\"95\">Glauber\'s salts</ingredient>, one ounce of \r\n                <ingredient n=\"125\">soluble tartar</ingredient>, half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"222\">Spanish\r\n                sea-salt</ingredient>, and one and a half ounces of <ingredient n=\"50\">white sugar</ingredient>.\r\n                <unclear>Put powders together</unclear> in an open-mouthed vial. Take four or five doses. 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Common Bohea or green Tea are\r\n            <lb />both bad for him, and Coffee is little better.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For supper he should always take milk with bread or\r\n            <lb />some kind of Grain, and I think he should always take a little\r\n            <lb />supper, as it is much better to divide his meals than to take\r\n            <lb />much at any one.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For ordinary drink toast water is certainly the best, and\r\n            <lb />that without any addiction, but if he requires it with some taste\r\n            <lb />he may add a little strong wine to it as Madeira, Sherry,\r\n            <lb />or Red Port.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For strong drink he should take very little of any\r\n            <lb />kind, but if there is occasion for it the strong Wines just now\r\n            <lb />mentioned taken always with a little water are the safest.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It is of consequence to M.<sup>r</sup> Abercrombie to keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />regular, and if a moderate quantity of Salt water answers the\r\n            <lb />purpose he may continue it, but I think a muchkin a large\r\n            <lb />dose, and more than that I should think hurtful. A draught\r\n            <lb />of fresh drawn Cow milk whey in the morning may I think\r\n            <lb />supersede a great part of the Salt water. When they are taken\r\n            <lb />on the same day the Salt water should be taken first and the\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />whey after it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In spite of what is observed of riding I am persuaded\r\n            <lb />that he will always be the better of fresh air, and gentle excercise\r\n            <lb />even on horseback if it is gentle not long continued and on an\r\n            <lb />empty <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>. It is probable that he will bear more excercise\r\n            <lb />in a Carriage, and on Journeys he should always employ this\r\n            <lb />but even then his Journeys should be moderate. Much walking\r\n            <lb />especially in the town of Edinburgh will do harm, and I think\r\n            <lb />his lodgings are at present too high.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I suppose, that at present M.<sup>r</sup> Abercrombie wears a flannel\r\n            <lb />shirt next his skin, and if he does I earnestly advise it as\r\n            <lb />proper for him both in Summer and winter, and at same time\r\n            <lb />I advise him on every occasion to avoid cold and moisture.\r\n         </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />On going to bed at night he should sometimes both his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> in warm water.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 3.<sup>d</sup> August 1771</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W. 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What I take to be her proper managment is the following. ---------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>She must take care in diet never either to load or disturb her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb/>The quantity whatever it is must always be within bounds &amp; tho it is probable\r\n            <lb/>that M<sup>rs</sup> Cochrans apetite is very moderate &amp; that she truly takes little, yet\r\n            <lb/>she must consider that what is not half enough to another, may be an overload\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb/>to her &amp; she must always keep within the bounds of her appetite whatever\r\n            <lb/>it is.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Much however will depend upon the nature of her food &amp; every thing that\r\n            <lb/>is heavy or that she knows from her own experience to prove heavy on her\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> must be carefully avoided. In general I take beef, mutton, &amp; white\r\n            <lb/>fowl to be the most proper &amp; generally more proper for such <bodypart n=\"46\">stomachs</bodypart> than\r\n            <lb/>veal, lamb, or chiken. She should take nothing but plain roasted or boiled &amp; aÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>void frying, baking, &amp; all made dishes &amp; heavy sauces. Fish she should take\r\n            <lb/>sparingly &amp; only of the lighter kinds boiled &amp; without a sauce. A little salted\r\n            <lb/>meat if it is a little only is improper. I need not be more particular for every\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> has more or less peculiarities &amp; M<sup>rs</sup> Cochran must by this time know her\r\n            <lb/>her own &amp; govern herself accordingly but I am certain of this that the lighter she\r\n            <lb/>keeps her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> it will be the less liable to disorder. Vegetables she has already\r\n            <lb/>learned to abstain from &amp; it is generally necessary to such <bodypart n=\"46\">stomachs</bodypart>, but it may go too\r\n            <lb/>far. There are times when the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> is tolerably firm &amp; will digest some vegetabÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>les very well. If M<sup>rs</sup> Cochran can discern these times &amp; take a little of the more tenÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>der kinds as very young pease, very young turnip, or Colliflower she may be the\r\n            <lb/>better for them, only she must at all times avoid the colder vegetables as salÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>lad &amp; Cucumber &amp; the more windy kinds as Cabbage &amp; Colworts &amp; all vegetables\r\n            <lb/>of older growth.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>For ordinary drink I hold water with a little strong Wine in it as the best\r\n            <lb/>&amp; I think all kinds of Malt Liquor improper. Spirits &amp; water which so many <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom> <bodypart n=\"46\">stomÂ¬\r\n                <lb/>achs</bodypart> have recourse to I woul have avoided as long as possible. M<sup>rs</sup> Cochran\r\n            <lb/>may take a little plain Wine every day especialy if she is in the habit of doing so but\r\n            <lb/>I say that the less the better. A <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom> <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> may be relived by <illegible w=\"1\" /> of that kind\r\n            <lb/>but is not stren<add place=\"above\">g</add>thened by it. In Winter it is more necessary &amp; allowable than in Summer\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb/>With this man<add place=\"above\">a</add>gement of diet M<sup>rs</sup> cochran must take every opportunity\r\n            <lb/>of fresh air &amp; exercise which of all others is the best strengthener of the <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart> &amp;\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>. Moderate walking in the open air will do service but it must never go\r\n            <lb/>the length fatigue Riding on horseback is the best of all other Exercises &amp; M<sup>rs</sup> Cochran<del>s</del>\r\n            <lb/>should take pains to employ a great past of the summer in this way, &amp; the more\r\n            <lb/>she changes the air &amp; scene the better. If riding is not convenient or agreable a CarÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>riage must be employed &amp; with respect to weather has some advantages. If at any\r\n            <lb/>time M<sup>rs</sup> Cochrans ailments should be severe in sumer a voyage to London &amp; bak\r\n            <lb/>again is likly to be an excellent remedy.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In taking exercise &amp; all other times it is of the utmost consequence\r\n            <lb/>to M<sup>rs</sup> cochran to avoid cold which will always do much harm. Even in summer\r\n            <lb/>she should not be without her flannel shirt &amp; in every other respect she should\r\n            <lb/>be very attentive in avoiding\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Sitting up late at night &amp; lying long abed is common to most people\r\n            <lb/>of <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom> <bodypart n=\"47\">nerves</bodypart> &amp; is very bad for them.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>It is of consequence also to such persons to keep their <bodypart n=\"95\">minds</bodypart> easy &amp;\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>rs</sup> Cochran ought as much as possible to avoid situations that may expose her\r\n            <lb/>to any flurry of her spirits These are the particulars of Managment in which\r\n            <lb/>I can give her advice &amp; I would depend on her observance of these as much as on\r\n            <lb/>on any medicine. But I shall not leave M<sup>rs</sup> Cochran without some assistance\r\n            <lb/>in this way also. I have on the other page given a prescription for two medicines.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The one is a stomachick Tincture of which she is to take a tea spoonÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>full or two in a glass of water about an hour before dinner. This she may do when\r\n            <lb/>she finds her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> particularly disorderd, &amp; may then continue to take for a<note>The following two pages of text  are on a tipped-in sheet added to the case-book, with some brief overlap of text. 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I hope it will readily yeald to another <unclear>bolus</unclear>\r\n            <lb/>or to the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> tincture.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W C</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Edin</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <add place=\"above\">th</add>13 July\r\n                <lb/><u>1768</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Cochran</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb/>â„ž Elix stomachic â„¥ij\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"261\">Elix Vitriol.</ingredient> acid â„¥\r\n                    <lb/>â„³ Signa sto. 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(635, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c402\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:402] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN] / Regarding: Mr Murray (of Lintrose) (Patient) / 3 September 1768 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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In a habit naturally disposed\r\n            <lb/>to be full the Interruption of Usual Exercise have allowed\r\n            <lb/>that fullness to increase &amp; to fall especially upon the <bodypart n=\"43\">lungs</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; at same time has given a tendency to <condition n=\"16\">Dropsy</condition> in the whole Habit\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>For relieving the whole complaints I would propose the\r\n            <lb/>following measures ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Of the <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> Pills ordered below let him take one\r\n            <lb/>for a dose at <unclear>first</unclear> take that dose three times a day that is at\r\n            <lb/>morning noon &amp; night. These Pills some times occasion a\r\n            <lb/>little Sickness &amp; Squeamishness &amp; it is very proper that they\r\n            <lb/>should do so a little &amp; if the single Pill has no such effect two\r\n            <lb/>must be taken for a dose &amp; indeed the dose is to be increased\r\n            <lb/>to three four or five till the give a little Sickness or that\r\n            <lb/>without this they are found to Operate Sensibly by Urine or Stool.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>When any of these effects are observed the dose need not be\r\n            <lb/>farther increased for several days but it will be found that\r\n            <lb/>after some days the same dose will not have the same effects\r\n            <lb/>as at first &amp; in that case it should be again increased\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>With every dose of the Pills let him take two table spoonfulls\r\n            <lb/>of the <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> Mixture also ordered below\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>These are the only medicines necessary at present &amp; I hope I shall\r\n            <lb/>take away some of the noxious humours but the will be assisted <del>by</del>\r\n            <lb/>in this by a <treatment n=\"11\">Pea Issue</treatment> put into the <bodypart n=\"12\">left arm</bodypart> &amp; made so large as to\r\n            <lb/>contain several Pease ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Besides these evacuations it is very necessary for M<sup>r</sup> Murray\r\n            <lb/>to prevent the farther growth of <unclear><symptom n=\"18\">tumours</symptom></unclear> by taking as much Exercise\r\n            <lb/>as conveniently can. Walking gently upon local ground a little at\r\n            <lb/>one time but frequently is very proper but that cannot go a far\r\n            <lb/>way &amp; his dependance must be upon his Exercise in a carriage\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb/>for three or four hours <del>or</del> every forenoon &amp; if he would\r\n            <lb/>frequently make a days Journey or a stage both forenoon and\r\n            <lb/>afternoon it would be still better as they will be inconvenient\r\n            <lb/>or impossible in Winter I would advise him to make as much use\r\n            <lb/>of the present season as he possibly can\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>He must at the same time <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> take some care of his diet and\r\n            <lb/>avoid broth, Tea &amp; all liquids as much as he can. If he is troubled\r\n            <lb/>with any <symptom n=\"102\">dryness or clamminess of his <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart></symptom> let him wash it as\r\n            <lb/>often as he pleases with Lemon &amp; Water without drinking\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If he is thirsty let him take a little Rhenish wine &amp; water or a\r\n            <lb/>little weak Punch with a good deal of Lemon &amp; a little sugar\r\n            <lb/>but let him avoid drinking as well as he can &amp; rather put of his\r\n            <lb/>thirst by holding a slice of Lemon or a bit of Tamarind in\r\n            <lb/>his <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>He should take no meat at supper &amp; at most an Egg -\r\n            <lb/>At dinner he may take a bit of any plain meat rather roasted\r\n            <lb/>than boiled but let the quantity be very moderate &amp; his meal made\r\n            <lb/>up with Pudding &amp; Vegetables\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>He should always keep his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> as light as possible\r\n            <lb/>&amp; avoid whatever he knows to prove heavy ont -- Fish of any\r\n            <lb/>kind he should take sparingly &amp; seldom mustard &amp; Pickles he\r\n            <lb/>may take freely, Spiceries more sparingly.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"55\">Fits of Drowsiness</symptom> he should divert as well as he can\r\n            <lb/>&amp; he should lye no longer abed than is quite necessary\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edinr.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 3<sup>d</sup>. <choice><abbr>Sept.</abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1768</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Murray</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb/>â„ž Rad. <ingredient n=\"25\">Scill.</ingredient> Siccat. gr. x <ingredient n=\"85\">Zingiber</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb/>Extract. <ingredient n=\"169\">Gentian</ingredient> Ê’j Syr. <unclear>dealthece</unclear> q.s. ut f. massa\r\n                    <lb/>dividenda in Pil Sing. gr. v. Signa <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> Pills\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take ten grains of dried <ingredient n=\"25\">squill</ingredient> roots, half an ounce\r\n                    of <ingredient n=\"85\">ginger</ingredient>, one drachm of extract of <ingredient n=\"169\">gentian</ingredient>\r\n                    and a sufficient quantity of <illegible w=\"1\" /> syrup. Make a mass then divide into single pills of five\r\n                    grains each. Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> Pills.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb/>â„ž Aq. font. <ingredient n=\"107\">Rosar</ingredient> @ â„¥vj\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam.</ingredient> <unclear>v</unclear> <ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">syr Balsamic</ingredient> @ â„¥ij <ingredient n=\"118\">Tart. Regenerat.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb/>â„³ signa <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> Mixture\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take six ounces each of spring water and <ingredient n=\"107\">roses</ingredient>,\r\n                    two ounces each of <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">syrup of balsam</ingredient>,\r\n                    and half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"118\">regenerated tartar</ingredient>. Mix. Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> Mixture.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 402, 2, '2012-10-16 14:08:42', 55),
(636, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c430\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:430] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Alice Bethune (of Balfour) / Regarding: Miss Alice Bethune (of Balfour) (Patient) / 7 January 1771 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Marianne Gilchrist</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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It may be 10 or 15 grains of <ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecacuana</ingredient> and the best\r\n<lb />time for it is in the Evening. It is to be sure a hardship to get up sooner\r\n<lb />than ordinary but till we can strengthen your <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> you\r\n<lb />must get up in the morning as soon as you awake. Whether you\r\n<lb />get up on not upon finding the uneasiness in your <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> you will\r\n<lb />please take half a tablespoonful of the Tincture ordered below <del>or</del>\r\n<lb />mixed with one spoonful of water. This at first you may take at\r\n<lb />first for several mornings together but after that <unclear>I would</unclear> have you\r\n<lb />take it only when your uneasiness in the morning is something\r\n<lb />considerable and the seldomer you take it it will be of more serÂ¬\r\n<lb />vice when you do. 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Particular attention to your diet is also proper but\r\n<lb />I have formerly instructed you on that subject and I daresay\r\n<lb />your own experience can guide pretty well. With very resÂ¬\r\n<lb />pectful <choice><abbr>comp<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>compliments</expan></choice> to all at Kilconquhar house I am with\r\n<lb />great regard Madam &amp; c</p>\r\n<closer>\r\n<signed>W C.</signed>\r\n\r\n<dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 7 <choice><abbr>Jan.<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1771.</dateline></closer>\r\n<postscript><lb />In looking again at the date of your letter I see it is of the\r\n<lb />2<sup>d</sup>. but I received it only this forenoon.</postscript></div>\r\n<div><head>For Miss Bethune.</head>\r\n<recipe><choice><orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"208\">Sem. Con. Coriandr.</ingredient> @ Ê’ii. <ingredient n=\"256\">Cardamom.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"68\">men. 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I have been also Subject to a pain in my <bodypart n=\"73\">left Side</bodypart> under <bodypart n=\"42\">my Heart</bodypart>,\r\n            <lb />&amp; in <bodypart n=\"59\">my Loins</bodypart> &amp; to <symptom n=\"62\">inflammations</symptom> in my <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart>, <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatick Pains</condition> in my\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"79\">Jaws</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"3\">teeth</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"7\">Ears</bodypart>, as well as other flying pains in <bodypart n=\"73\">my body</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"51\">Limbs</bodypart>, &amp;\r\n            <lb />to very unsettled <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart>. â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n        <p><lb />After having past two three Days in this Situation, I have commonly\r\n            <lb />either had recourse to an <ingredient n=\"33\">Antimonial</ingredient> <treatment n=\"9\">Vomit</treatment> seconded by <treatment n=\"30\">a Gentle\r\n                <lb />Purge</treatment>, or to <treatment n=\"30\">a Strong purge</treatment> alone, &amp; have gradually been releivâ€™d for the\r\n            <lb />time, either by a <symptom n=\"38\">bilious discharge</symptom> Upwards, or by one downward\r\n            <lb />so very Acrimonious as to occasion a <symptom n=\"27\">violent Scalding of Urine</symptom> &amp;\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"121\">excoriation</symptom> <bodypart n=\"53\">behind</bodypart> â€“â€“ but in a few Days upon the least Cold, the same\r\n            <lb />Operation was to be gone through without any lasting Benefit.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />I am inclined to impute this Disorder to a weakenâ€™d <bodypart n=\"57\">Circulation</bodypart> &amp; a\r\n            <lb />relaxâ€™d <symptom n=\"24\">obstructed</symptom> <symptom n=\"38\">bilous habit</symptom> partly occasionâ€™d by the west Indies &amp; partly\r\n            <lb />by having thrown myself three Months ago into a Cold Bath with the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"51\">remains of a Rush</symptom> upon me which was then upon the Decline, &amp; immeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />diately disappeard â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n        <p><lb />I have been once or twice during the summer troubled by a foul\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> unattended by the other Symptoms &amp; always <treatment n=\"9\">cured by a Vomit</treatment>.</p></div>\r\n    <div><pb n=\"3\" /><handShift /><annot><lb />Captain Ferguson\r\n        <lb />26<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry</sup>.</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1775\r\n        <lb />V. I<del>V</del>. p. 167</annot>\r\n    </div></body>', 1128, 11, '2015-04-17 22:18:26', 139),
(638, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c96\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:96] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Major Charles Hamilton (Major Charles Hamilton of Fairholme) / Regarding: Major Charles Hamilton (Major Charles Hamilton of Fairholme) (Patient) / 30 June 1770 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Rebecca DeWald</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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I know your ailment\r\n           <lb/>as well as if I was within you. Your <condition n=\"25\">fulness</condition> &amp; corpulency have raised\r\n           <lb/>some difficulty both in your <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"42\">Heart</bodypart> so that whatever <symptom n=\"12\">straitens\r\n           <lb/>your <bodypart n=\"26\">chest</bodypart></symptom> gives <symptom n=\"10\">a palpitation</symptom> &amp; some pain along with it and at the same time\r\n      <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n           <lb/>some <symptom n=\"12\">uneasiness in breathing</symptom>. Nothing is more liable to <symptom n=\"12\">straiten\r\n               <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"26\">chest</bodypart></symptom> than a full <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; when the <bodypart n=\"26\">chest</bodypart> is <symptom n=\"12\">straitened</symptom> nothing\r\n           <lb/>urges the <symptom n=\"120\">difficulty of the circulation</symptom> through the <bodypart n=\"42\">Heart</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart>\r\n           <lb/>more than walking. Now for your satisfaction I have explained\r\n           <lb/>your ailments butt you might perhaps been better without that inÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>formation &amp; it is of much more consequence to know how the affair\r\n           <lb/>is to be remedied. In the first place not by Medecine &amp; in the next by ReÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>Regimen alone. You must contrive to keep your diet moderate at least\r\n           <lb/>in the quality of it. Take butter milk &amp; dry toast to your breakfast or\r\n           <lb/>take water gruel or Cocoa Tea. Common tea is by no means filling\r\n           <lb/>or fattening but it weakens the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> &amp; makes it more liable to <symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom>\r\n           <lb/>At dinner you may take a bit of meat every day but it must be the lightest\r\n           <lb/>&amp; the least possible. If you keep the quantity very moderate the qualiÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>ty may be at your pleasure but I would not have you take fish of\r\n           <lb/>kind. That your <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> may be satisfied without your body\'s <del>b</del>\r\n           <lb/>being loaded, you must take Broth, Pudding, and Vegetables in very\r\n           <lb/>large proportion which may puff your <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> at first but that will\r\n           <lb/>soon be discussed &amp; your <bodypart n=\"57\">vessels</bodypart> not filled. At supper you must\r\n           <lb/>take no meat but vegetables or any kind you please. You may\r\n           <lb/>also take plain milk with bread or any kind of grain but sweet\r\n           <lb/>cream must be avoided. Bread &amp; Butter you may take at any meal\r\n           <lb/>but not in large quantity &amp; at least the butter in no large proportion.\r\n           <lb/>In the article of drinking there is less nicety. Much Strong drink of any\r\n           <lb/>kind would be very hurtful but a large proportion of liquid is very\r\n           <lb/>proper for you. In moderate <choice><abbr>qty</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> you may take Wine or Punch you\r\n           <lb/>please but your Punch must be very weak &amp; if you take Port or MaÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>deira it would be the better if well diluted. Malt Liquor of all\r\n           <lb/>kinds upon a count of their flatulency you had better let alone.\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>This is the management of Diet &amp; the next article is Exercise.\r\n       <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n           <lb/>With regard to this it would be better to ride about your fields on\r\n           <lb/>horseback than to sit at home but it is only bodily exercise that can\r\n           <lb/>be of much service &amp; this is difficult to execute. You must try it esÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>pecially in the morning &amp; forenoon. You must take it moderately\r\n           <lb/>at first &amp; increase it by degrees only. You should move little for half\r\n           <lb/>an hour after breakfast or for two hours after dinner. If you have occaÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>sion to go abroad soon after dinner it must be on horseback. I fancy it\r\n           <lb/>is common for you to ride before dinner &amp; to walk after it but your\r\n           <lb/>practice should be quite reversed. Till your body is much lighter\r\n           <lb/>you should never attempt to walk uphill you should ride tho you are\r\n           <lb/>to alight at the top as you should always do in the forenoons. To secure\r\n           <lb/>your exercise you should contrive some work for yourself. You should\r\n           <lb/>always carry a weeding hook &amp; not allow a weed to flower either in\r\n           <lb/>your <unclear>lawn</unclear> or your Pastures. Your servants will take out the thistles\r\n           <lb/>but the rest you you should treat yourself. You ought to prune all\r\n           <lb/>your trees yourself as Thommy Aikman<note>Thommy, presumably Thomas Aikman, is unidentified, but context implies he was a mutual acquaintance, probably once a neighbour of Major Hamilton. Both Major Hamilton at Fairholme, and a John Aikman were clients of Cullen\'s when he practiced at Hamilton.</note> used to do. After Rain\r\n           <lb/>you ought to view every furrow &amp; <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a light spade let of every\r\n           <lb/>Drop of standing Water. These &amp; some other such employments will\r\n           <lb/>be of great service to you &amp; if you join them to a low diet they will seÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>cure you against all mischief. The only other advice I have to ofÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>fer is to abridge your sleep by getting up early in the morning &amp; not\r\n           <lb/>going to bed at night till you find yourself well disposed to sleep. But\r\n           <lb/>of all things avoid sleeping in afternoon. These are the particular<unclear>s</unclear>\r\n           <lb/>of a Regimen which may supersede all kind of medecine but\r\n           <lb/>I have no objections to your taking sometimes a dose of <ingredient n=\"62\">salts</ingredient>\r\n           <lb/>which I would proper to all other <action n=\"21\">Laxatives</action>. <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"113\">Bitters</ingredient> may\r\n           <lb/>I think do much harm &amp; can do little good till other circumstances\r\n           <lb/>occur.\r\n       </p>\r\n       <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>I have now finished my paper &amp; hope I have said the needful but\r\n           <lb/>if you have any doubts or questions to put either about yourself or\r\n           <lb/>M<sup>rs</sup> Hamilton <del>&amp;</del> they shall be solved as well as I can being sincerely\r\n           <lb/>&amp; affectionately\r\n       </p>\r\n       <closer><salute>\r\n          \r\n           <lb/><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Charles Yours &amp;c\r\n       </salute>\r\n       <signed>WC</signed>\r\n           <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 30<sup>th</sup> June\r\n           <lb/><u>1770</u></dateline>\r\n       </closer>\r\n   </div> \r\n</body>', 96, 3, '2013-08-12 19:34:31', 118),
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That may be\r\n        <lb/>still a little tedious but by good management\r\n        <lb/>she will get the better of it also &amp; the following\r\n        <lb/>is all I think necessary at present.\r\n    </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Let her take two table spoonfulls\r\n            <lb/>of the Tincture ordered below, or if it\r\n            <lb/>agrees very well with her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, three\r\n            <lb/>times a day. This she may do for two or three\r\n            <lb/>weeks together, but she may then lay it aside\r\n            <lb/>for as long &amp; return to it again &amp; thus she may\r\n            <lb/>take three or four courses of it alway having\r\n            <lb/>an interval of two or three weeks between them\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>She will be much the better for\r\n            <lb/>riding on Horseback as often as she conveÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>niently can before the Winter sets in.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>At all times she must take\r\n            <lb/>care to guard against cold, to keep her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart>\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb/>&amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> always warm &amp; dry &amp; keep a piece of\r\n            <lb/>flannel round her neck. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In Diet she must avoid all kinds\r\n            <lb/>of broth &amp; live mostly upon solid food but the\r\n            <lb/>lighter &amp; tenderer the better. She should eat\r\n            <lb/>only wheat bread &amp; if it is always a little toasted\r\n            <lb/>it will be the better. She must take very spaÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ringly of all kinds of roots &amp; greens.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>For Drink Water with a little\r\n            <lb/>Spirits in it is best. Malt Liquor of any\r\n            <lb/>kind is improper. Milk is not proper for her\r\n            <lb/>&amp; she must not take Tea.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>She should avoid fatigue of\r\n            <lb/>any kind &amp; as much as she can every thing\r\n            <lb/>that can affect her <bodypart n=\"95\">mind</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><lb/><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup>: 16<sup>th</sup> Sept<sup>r</sup>:</abbr><expan>Edinburgh 16<sup>th</sup> September</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/><u>1768</u></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Chisolm</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. Peruvian.</ingredient> cont. â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"21\">--- Aurantior</ingredient>.\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"169\">Rad. Gentian</ingredient> @ Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"208\">Sem. Coriandr.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s\r\n                    <lb/>Contusis affunde <ingredient n=\"184\">Spir. Vin. Gall.</ingredient> â„¥iv\r\n                    <lb/>Aq. font. fere bullient. â„¥xij\r\n                    <lb/>Digere per noctem &amp; cola\r\n                    <lb/>Signa The Strengthening Tincture\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take half an ounce of crushed <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>,\r\n                    two drachms each of <ingredient n=\"21\">Orange Peel</ingredient> and\r\n                    <ingredient n=\"169\">Gentian Root</ingredient>, and\r\n                    half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"208\">Coriander Seeds</ingredient>.\r\n                    Crush and pour over four ounces of <ingredient n=\"184\">French Brandy</ingredient>\r\n                    and twelve ounces of water close to boiling.\r\n                    Let it be macerated overnight, then sieve. Label: The \r\n                    <action n=\"31\">Strengthening</action> Tincture.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n            <closer>\r\n                <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n                <dateline>\r\n                    <lb/>16<sup>th</sup> Sept<sup>r</sup>.\r\n                    <lb/><u>1768</u>\r\n                </dateline>\r\n            </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 403, 11, '2014-10-13 12:35:48', 37),
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But if it gives the relief that I \r\n            <lb/>Expect at whatever dose that happens it may be enough to continue\r\n            <lb/>for a month af<sup>ter</sup> the relief happens at the same <unclear>time</unclear> &amp; then lay\r\n            <lb/>it aside for a fortnight. After that interval let it be again taken\r\n            <lb/>for three Weeks. Then intermmit for a fortnight, take it for a fortnight\r\n            <lb/><sup>longer &amp; interm it for some months</sup> or at Last till some return of his complaints seem again to require\r\n             <lb/>it.\r\n        </p>\r\n            \r\n        <p>I should have said that the Broth in which the Solution\r\n        <lb/>is taken is alwise to be a little warmed\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n            \r\n        <p>\r\n        \r\n        <lb/>During this Course Mr <add place=\"above\">Muirheid</add> <del>Campbell</del> must abstain\r\n        <lb/>from all kind of ferme<sup>n</sup>ted Liquors wither Wine or Malt Liquors\r\n            <lb/>For ordinary drink he may take toast Water or any other pure\r\n            <lb/>Watry Liquor. If he choses a Little strong Drink it must be SpirÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>its &amp; Water without any kind of sowring. He may put a little sugar\r\n            <lb/>to it but the Less the Better. The quantity of Spirits must alwise be\r\n            <lb/>very moderate.  Tea or Coffee taken moderately are not bad for him\r\n          \r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb/>In Diet he may take any kind of meat he pleases on<sup>ly</sup> avoiÂ¬\r\n        <lb/>ding salted meat &amp; taking Fish very moderatly. He must avoid\r\n        <lb/>all kinds of pickles &amp; Vinegar or other sowring in Sauces\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb/>He must also take Fruit, Roots or Greens very sparingly &amp; only\r\n        <lb/>a little potatoe or other Root along with his Meat. Any kind \r\n      <lb/>of Grain he may take with Milk or otherwise.\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb/>Let him take great care to avoid any Violent Excercise\r\n        <lb/>much walking at one time will do harm &amp; especialy up &amp; down hill\r\n        <lb/>Riding will still require more caution.  Going in an easy Carriage\r\n        <lb/>is the safest but even that must be as Gentle &amp; smooth as\r\n        <lb/>possibly &amp; never continued long at one time\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb/>Let him at all times gaurd against <condition n=\"13\">Cold</condition> &amp; most especÂ¬\r\n    <lb/>ialy of his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart>\r\n    \r\n</p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n           <signed>W Cullen</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 18. October\r\n        <lb/>1768</dateline>\r\n</closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n              \r\n    \r\n    \r\n    \r\n    \r\n    \r\n    \r\n    \r\n    \r\n\r\n', 410, 11, '2015-04-10 11:28:41', 139),
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The Powders may be taken in a glass of Water\r\n            <lb/>but after ever<unclear>d</unclear><note>May possibly be an \'o\' as a contraction for \'other\'.</note> dose let her take the table spoonfulls\r\n            <lb/>of the <action n=\"31\">Strengthening</action> mixture.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>3. These medicines are to be taken for eight days\r\n            <lb/>together immediately before the end of the month\r\n            <lb/>&amp; then to be laid aside till the same time again\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>4 Her diet must be for the most part without meat\r\n            <lb/>&amp; entirely without fish. Two or three days of the\r\n            <lb/>week at Dinner she may take some chicken or a\r\n            <lb/>bit of boiled mutton but on other days she must\r\n            <lb/>take no meat at all &amp; never at supper Her diet\r\n            <lb/>must be chiefly Milk &amp; <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> Grain that is any time\r\n            <lb/>made of bread, Wheat flower, Rice, flower of Rice\r\n            <lb/>Barley, Oatmeal, Sago or Millet. These may be\r\n            <lb/>taken with Milk made into Puddings dressed\r\n            <lb/>in any other manner she likes best. At the same\r\n            <lb/>time she may take any thing from the garden. Roots\r\n            <lb/>Greens or Fruit only let her avoid any thing from\r\n            <lb/>the Garden the she knows will prove very windy\r\n            <lb/>on her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>For drink toast water is the best but if she <unclear>bears</unclear>\r\n            <lb/>small beer &amp; can always have it good she may take\r\n            <lb/>it. Nothing stronger than small beer whether ale\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb/>Wine or Spirits she must ever take.\r\n            <lb/>Tea &amp; coffe <del>ar boath</del> are bothe to be entirely avoided\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>5 Walking or standing are both bad for her but going\r\n            <lb/>in a chaise may be of great service &amp; when her <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>are better going on horsback. When <del>shes</del> she is\r\n            <lb/>within doors till her <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> are better she should for\r\n            <lb/>the most part be laid upon a stool or she should rest\r\n            <lb/>upon the bed.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>6. When any part of her <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart> <symptom n=\"46\">discharges</symptom> any humour\r\n            <lb/>she may have a <treatment n=\"4\">plaister</treatment> such as she has at present\r\n            <lb/>applied to it but to the parts that are dry she should have\r\n            <lb/>the meal ordered below applied to it <unclear>dusting</unclear> well two\r\n            <lb/>or three times a day\r\n        </p>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Pinkerton W C</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n            <orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž pulv. <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. Peruv.</ingredient> â„ˆij\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam.</ingredient> gr. x\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"44\">Sal. mart.</ingredient> gr. v.\r\n                <lb/>â„³. accurate ut f. Pulvis &amp; fiant hujus mode doses\r\n                <lb/>â„– xxiv. Signa <action n=\"31\">Strengthening</action> Powders\r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take two scruples of powdered <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>,\r\n                ten grains of <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient>, and\r\n                five grains of <ingredient n=\"44\">Green Vitriol</ingredient>.\r\n                Mix accurately and make a powder, and let this be divided into \r\n                twenty four doses. 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Gaubius, <i>A Complete Extemporaneous Dispensatory; or, the method of prescribing, compounding, and exhibiting extemporaneous medicines Translated from the Latin.</i> (London: 1741),  or, more obscurely, <i>H. D. Gaubius, M.D. ... On the passions: or a philosophical discourse concerning the duty and office of physicians in the management and cure of the disorders of the mind. [...] Translated from the original Latin by J. Taprell, M. D.</i> (London: [1760?]), but any such precise mention of flowers of zinc in either text is untraced. Hieronymus (Jerome) David Gaubius (1705?-1780), was Professor of Physic and Chemistry in the University of Leyden.</note> He has now taken this as long as I \r\n<lb />think safe and to as a great quantity as his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n<lb />would bear. Its effects on the disease are not plain\r\n<lb />and I am come to think he should take no internall\r\n<lb />medicines but <action n=\"21\">laxitives</action>. 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I am perswaded this\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n<lb />Disease will at length yield but it will require long\r\n<lb />time. I am still of opinion some means ought to be\r\n<lb />employed to remove his disease as soon as possible\r\n<lb />The first I would have tried is cold bathing about\r\n<lb />which I have given particular Directions to M<sup>r</sup> Dunbar\r\n<lb />But if that succeeds nothing else is to be done but conÂ¬\r\n<lb />tinuing it through the winter but if after a months\r\n<lb />trial it has no effect it may be laid aside and a\r\n<lb /><treatment n=\"11\">Perpetual issue</treatment> put in the <bodypart n=\"1\">crown of his head</bodypart> and\r\n<lb />kept open for six months. To obviate all trouble\r\n<lb />from this after it is set a running Dress it with the \r\n<lb /><ingredient n=\"268\">Epispasticum mitius</ingredient> and even if this is troublesome \r\n<lb />by causing Pain or <condition n=\"24\">Strangury</condition>, substitute <treatment n=\"11\">a Pea\r\n<lb />issue</treatment> in the <bodypart n=\"10\">nape of his neck</bodypart>. By one or other of these\r\n<lb />means I hope the Disease may be driven of and \r\n<lb />in the mean time I see no other measures to be pursued\r\n<lb />I perceive no Directions about Diet necessary,\r\n<lb />unless it be great moderation with respect to\r\n<lb />animal food which if taken fully, may do him\r\n<lb />harm. He should have liberty to go about in the\r\n<lb />fresh air only avoid being heated. He is the\r\n<lb />better for being diverted only not too much applicaÂ¬\r\n<lb />tion at one time</p>\r\n<closer><signed>WC:</signed></closer></div>\r\n<div>\r\n<head>For M<sup>r</sup> Dunbar</head>\r\n<recipe><choice>\r\n<orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes Socotorin</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s <ingredient n=\"169\">Extr Gentian</ingredient> Ê’i <ingredient n=\"93\">Sal polychrest</ingredient>\r\n<lb />â„ˆi <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr Commun.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. massa Dividenda in Pilos Sing\r\n<pb n=\"4\" />\r\n<lb />gr: v. Sig <action n=\"21\">laxat: Pills</action> to be taken at bedtime and one\r\n<lb />in the morning\r\n</orig>\r\n<reg>Take half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"3\">Socotrine Aloes</ingredient>, one drachm of <ingredient n=\"169\">Gentian Extract</ingredient>, a scruple of <ingredient n=\"93\">Polychrest Salts</ingredient> and enough <ingredient n=\"172\">Common Syrup</ingredient> as to make a mass to be divided into five pills of a grain each. Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative Pills</action> to be taken at bedtime and one in the morning</reg>\r\n</choice></recipe>\r\n<recipe><choice>\r\n<orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystall Tartar</ingredient> Pulv Subt â„¥ij\r\n<lb /><ingredient n=\"34\">flor Sulph:</ingredient> manu opt @ â„¥i pulv <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalap</ingredient> Ê’i <ingredient n=\"107\">aq Rosar</ingredient> â„¥i\r\n<lb /><ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">Syrup Rosar pall:</ingredient> q. s. ut f. Electuarium. Sig three\r\n<lb />or four tea Spoonfulls for a Dose in the morning</orig>\r\n<reg>Take two ounces of finely powdered <ingredient n=\"45\">Tartar Crystals</ingredient>, an ounce, best by hand, of <ingredient n=\"34\">Flowers of Sulphur</ingredient>, a drachm of powdered <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalap</ingredient>, and ounce of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rosewater</ingredient>, and enough <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">Pale Rose Syrup</ingredient> as to make an Electuary. \r\nLabel: three or four teaspoonfulls for a Dose in the morning</reg>\r\n</choice></recipe>\r\n<closer><signed>WC.</signed>\r\n<dateline>27 <choice><abbr>Aug</abbr><expan>August</expan></choice>\r\n<lb />1771</dateline>\r\n</closer>\r\n</div> \r\n</body>', 444, 9, '2014-10-16 21:08:39', 183),
(643, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c484\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:484] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Edward Burrow (at Port Glasgow, Esq.; Collector Burrow) / Regarding: Mr Edward Burrow (at Port Glasgow, Esq.; Collector Burrow) (Patient) / 14 March 1773 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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But this I must own is to be\r\n    <lb />apprehended &amp; every precaution to be taken against it. I believe the <ingredient n=\"106\">wild\r\n    <lb />carrot seed</ingredient> can do good this way &amp; I hope you have been the better for it \r\n    <lb />but it has not done so much as was to be expected from so long use of it or\r\n    <lb />as much as is to be wished. I must therefore recommend another medicine\r\n    <lb />to you which I believe is more powerful. As it is not always made with\r\n    <lb />sufficient accuracy I inclose a prescription to be put into the hands of\r\n       <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Molyson or whom else you think proper. When it is made it is\r\n       <lb />to be taken in broth which must be made as exactly in the same\r\n       <lb />manner every day as possible. It may be made so if your Cook\r\n       <lb />will follow the Directions inclosed for without observing weight &amp;\r\n       <lb />measure he cannot be exact. When the medicine &amp; broth are ready you\r\n       <lb />will be pleased to manage as follows. Take half a pint of broth &amp;\r\n       <lb />put into it about 40 drops of <ingredient n=\"100\">Lixivium</ingredient> more or less but just so much\r\n       <lb />as the broth will cover the taste of &amp; so that if a little more was\r\n       <lb />was added the taste of it would be discovered. Such a dose as this you are to\r\n       <lb />first take only once a day about an hour before dinner but after\r\n       <lb />3 or 4 days you may take it twice a day, that is an hour before\r\n       <lb />dinner &amp; as long before Supper. After taking it in this way for a\r\n       <lb />fortnight you may then if you find it agreeing very well with\r\n       <lb />your <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> take it 3 times a day &amp; therefore also before\r\n       <lb />breakfast. This Course should be continued for 2 months at\r\n       <lb />one time. After that it may be laid aside &amp; you may <unclear>return</unclear>\r\n       <lb />to the use of the <ingredient n=\"106\">Daucus</ingredient> but upon find<unclear>ing any</unclear>\r\n          return of\r\n       <lb />your disorder after a months interval, I would advise you\r\n       <lb />to return to the <ingredient n=\"100\">Lixivium</ingredient> for a month or 2 more during\r\n       <lb />these courses you must drink no wine, or other fermented \r\n          \r\n    <pb n=\"1\"/>\r\n   \r\n  \r\n       <lb />liquors &amp; must take no punch with souring so you must be reÂ¬\r\n       <lb />duced to spirits &amp; water <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n          very little V<add place=\"above\">in</add>gar. In diet you must\r\n       <lb />avoid the free use of pickles lemon or Vinegar. You must be\r\n       <lb />sparing of all garden things but you may take any plain meat\r\n       <lb />you like best the lighter however the better &amp; you may take\r\n       <lb />any kind of pudding. You may also take fish but it should be\r\n       <lb />seldom &amp; sparingly. Salted meat of all kinds must be avoided -\r\n       <lb />You will always be the better for fresh air &amp; gentle Exercise\r\n       <lb />&amp; the worse for sitting at business any long time. If you ride\r\n       <lb />it must be very gentle &amp; for any length of way you will be\r\n       <lb />safer in a carriage but even there you must go very gently\r\n       <lb />over rough roads.\r\n    \r\n     </p>\r\n     <p>\r\n       \r\n         <lb />Directions for the broth to be taken with the <ingredient n=\"100\">Lixivium</ingredient>.\r\n       <lb />Take â„¥iij lean beef cut it small &amp; put it into a chopin of cold\r\n       <lb />water. Set it over the fire &amp; let it boil till one half is boiled away\r\n       <lb />then take it from the fire &amp; pass it through a cloth. If any\r\n       <lb />time there happens to be more boiled away than enough let\r\n       <lb />it be supplied by boiling water so that it emains exctly one\r\n       <lb />mutchkin. If when the broth cools any fat appears upon it Let\r\n       <lb />it be taken way. It will be best to have this broth made\r\n       <lb />fresh every day &amp; at least every second day when the broth\r\n       <lb />is cooled before the time of using it it must be again a little\r\n       <lb />warmed when it is to be taken with the <ingredient n=\"100\">Lixivium</ingredient>\r\n       \r\n      </p>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n <closer>\r\n     \r\n    \r\n     \r\n  <signed>W.C.</signed> \r\n     \r\n     <dateline>\r\n        \r\n  <choice><abbr>Edb<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> March 14.<lb />1773\r\n     \r\n     </dateline>\r\n    \r\n     \r\n </closer>   \r\n\r\n   </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    \r\n    <handShift />\r\n    \r\n    <annot>\r\n    \r\n    <choice><abbr>Edb<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> March 14<sup>th</sup><lb />1773\r\n        <lb />Fraser\r\n\r\n    </annot>\r\n    \r\n</div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 484, 3, '2013-09-29 16:39:54', 70),
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(645, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c464\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:464] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN] / Regarding: Mr Strachan (Strahan) (Patient) / 30 November 1772 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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This shows then to be obstinate &amp; they commonly are so\r\n            <lb />but they are neither dangerous nor incurable &amp; it is suspected M<sup>r</sup> Strahans\r\n            <lb />management has not been sufficienty exact else they might have been\r\n            <lb />probably owing to accidental cold &amp; it is hoped that they may be soon\r\n            <lb />removed but it is in the mean time very proper to take the measures necessary\r\n            <lb />to secure that - Both for one and t\'other ailment nothing appears to me\r\n            <lb />more promising than some length of Journey &amp; tho the season is unfavorable\r\n            <lb />the journey should not be hurried and by the day should never exceed four stages\r\n            <lb />&amp; it should and may be performed with day light --- he should set out\r\n            <lb />by break of day in the morning and take one stage before beakfast &amp;\r\n            <lb />three times before dinner as travelleing after a hearty meal is generally hurtÂ¬\r\n            <lb />full to <bodypart n=\"46\">weak stomachs</bodypart>. --- \r\n            When the weather happens to be extremely\r\n            <lb />wet he should lie by for a stage or two &amp; even for a day. - He must take\r\n            <lb />every precaution against cold, he should wear a flannel shirt next his\r\n            <lb />skin &amp; be otherwise well cloathed - He should take particular care\r\n            <lb />of his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>,\r\n            both by day &amp; night and to be secure against\r\n            <lb />damp bed linnen, he should carry along with a Calico wrapper long\r\n            <lb />enough to cover even his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> -\r\n            Having this on he may put away the\r\n            <lb />bed linnen altogether &amp; lie in the blankets --- In travelling he should take\r\n            <lb />care always to have the bottom of his carriage well fitted with fresh hay\r\n            <lb />he should take care that the glasses are all entire &amp; he should never\r\n            <lb />let down the side glasses but according to the state of the weather he may\r\n            <lb />use freedom with the foreglasses. ----\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />In diet he should avoid tea &amp; coffee &amp; for breakfast take either <del>tea</del>\r\n            <lb /><del>or w</del> a weak chocolate or milk with an equal part of water gruel\r\n            <lb />well sweatened with sugar. To either he may take dry toast with a\r\n            <lb />moderate share of good butter, but I should think buttered toast extremely improper\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />At dinner it is desired that he should get a bason of plain soup\r\n            <lb />every day, It may be made of beef, veal, fowl or chicken, but as these\r\n            <lb />may not always be had or be of tedious preparation it would be convenient\r\n            <lb />for him to carry some portable soup along with him - If along with his soup\r\n            <lb />he takes a good deal of toasted bread it will prevent his taking too much of\r\n            <lb />what comes after - After his soup he may take a bit of any\r\n            <lb />plain roasted meat as beef, mutton, veal fowl or rabbit. Goose &amp; Duck\r\n            <lb />he should take seldom &amp; always sparingly. Light white fish with a\r\n            <lb />plain sauce he may also take some times but neither frequently\r\n            <lb />nor fully --- But his chief care must be never to make a full meal\r\n            <lb />of solid animal food &amp; when in spite of his broth beforehand his\r\n            <lb />appetite is still sharp he must fill up his meal with some kind\r\n            <lb />of pudding - He must take no roots or greens except it be a dry\r\n            <lb />mealy potatoe to his beef or mutton. Fruit he must likewise\r\n            <lb />avoid except it may be a few raisins &amp; currants in his puddings --\r\n            <lb />If he require any thing for Supper let it be milk with bread\r\n            <lb />or some kind of grain. 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Columb</ingredient> pulv. gr. v. \r\n                        <lb /><ingredient n=\"267\">piper. Jamaicens</ingredient> pulv. gr. ij.\r\n                        <lb /><ingredient n=\"84\">Magnes alb.</ingredient> gr. x.\r\n                        <lb />â„³ f. pulv. et fiant. h. m. Dos. â„– XXIV.\r\n                        <lb />Sig. Stomachic Powders one to be taken once or twice a day\r\n                        <lb />when y<sup>e</sup> pain of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> is uneasy.\r\n                        \r\n                    </orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <reg>Take five grains of powdered <ingredient n=\"81\">Columbo root</ingredient>, two grains of powdered<ingredient n=\"267\">Jamaican pepper</ingredient>; five grains of \r\n                        <ingredient n=\"84\">Calcined Magnesia</ingredient>. Mix and let this be made into powders for twenty four doses for taking when required. Label: Stomachic Powders one to be taken once or twice a day when the pain of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> is uneasy.\r\n                    </reg>\r\n                </choice>\r\n                \r\n            </recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <closer>\r\n                <signed>W.C.</signed> \r\n                \r\n                <dateline>\r\n                    \r\n                    <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 30<sup>th</sup>\r\n                    <lb />1772\r\n                    \r\n                </dateline>\r\n                \r\n              </closer>\r\n                    \r\n                    \r\n        </div>\r\n        \r\n</body>', 464, 3, '2013-10-05 11:39:51', 99),
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Any fatigue\r\n            <lb />in walking is also bad, &amp; Dancing except it is with a great moderaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion will also do mischief.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Cold &amp; wet are to be carefull avoided &amp; especially in the <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />Thick Shoes &amp; warm worsted under stocking are of consequence to\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Currie\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W C</signed>\r\n            <dateline><lb /><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 28. 1768\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 416, 2, '2013-08-15 13:59:56', 46);
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This Course\r\n     <lb />of <ingredient n=\"15\" t=\"15\">Decoction</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"33\">antimony</ingredient> may be continued for\r\n    <lb />two or three weeks which is enough for this\r\n    <lb />Season, but if the Ailment continues to recur\r\n    <lb />it will be proper for him to renew both Courses\r\n   <lb />in the Spring when they will have a much\r\n    <lb />better effect â€“.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />When he is taking the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> if at the\r\n        <lb />same time there is any <symptom n=\"30\">eruption</symptom> upon <bodypart n=\"15\">his\r\n    <lb />hand or hands</bodypart> let them be anointed every\r\n    <lb />night with the bigness of a bean or a Nut of\r\n        <lb />the <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\">Mercurial ointment</ingredient>, taking care that it\r\n        <lb />has been made entirely without <ingredient n=\"55\">turpentine</ingredient>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <lb />At other times when he is exposed to the Air the\r\n    <lb />application of the ointment will not be so safe.\r\n        <lb />But at other times if <symptom n=\"30\">the eruption</symptom> should be very\r\n    <lb />troublesome he may use the lotion ordered\r\n    <lb />below never using it however but for a day or\r\n    <lb />two together. In his diet he must avoid all\r\n    <lb />salted meat take fish very sparingly &amp; avoid\r\n    <lb />drinking Spirits.</p>\r\n    <closer><signed>William Cullen</signed></closer></div>\r\n<div>\r\n\r\n<recipe><choice><orig>\r\n    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq: Rosar:</ingredient> â„¥iij\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"186\">Acet: distillat:</ingredient> Ê’iij\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"120\">Sacchar: Saturn.</ingredient> Ê’i\r\n    <lb />Solve et per chartam cola\r\n    <lb />Sig: The Lotion for washing the sore parts</orig>\r\n\r\n    <reg> Take three ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rosewater</ingredient>, three drachms of <ingredient n=\"186\">distilled Acetate</ingredient>, and a drachm of <ingredient n=\"120\">Sugar of Lead</ingredient>.\r\n         Dissolve and strain through paper. Label: The Lotion for washing the sore parts</reg>\r\n</choice></recipe>\r\n<closer>\r\n    <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup>:</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 14<sup>th</sup><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup>:</abbr><expan>October</expan></choice></dateline>\r\n<signed>WC.</signed></closer>    \r\n</div></body>', 446, 3, '2012-10-31 09:16:03', 127),
(648, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c454\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:454] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Sir George Colebrook (Colebrooke) / Regarding: [A matter not directly regarding a patient] / November? 1771? / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Johanna Green</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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In the meantime,\r\n        <lb />I think the bagnio<note>A \'bathing-house; esp. one with hot baths, vapour-baths, and appliances for sweating, cupping, and other operations\' (OED).</note> may be of service and may safely be employed\r\n        <lb />two or three times a Week when I had the honor of advising\r\n        <lb />you here I was of the opinion that even bathing your <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />might be of service but the full bath is certainly better\r\n        <lb />The best management of it I take to be the making the bath\r\n        <lb />of a moderate heat and continuing long in it half an hour at\r\n        <lb />least. It may be easily adjusted by a Pocket thermometer and I\r\n        <lb />think it should not be above 90 nor under 90 degrees of Farenhiet\r\n        <lb />scale A Proper Measure may be to take the full bath twice a\r\n        <lb />week and to bath the <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> on the intermediate nights\r\n        <lb />observing the same Rules with respect to temperature and\r\n        <lb />continuance When the Weather sets in very cold it will be proper\r\n        <lb />and I hope you may without inconveniance ommit\r\n        <lb />the Bagnio altogether. I do think the cooling Physick may\r\n\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n\r\n    <lb />at times be useful but you cannot repeat it often when your\r\n    <lb />ailment continues so long. The doses of <treatment n=\"35\">nitre</treatment> may be employed\r\n    <lb />with more safety and tho by themselves they cannot be efficacious\r\n    <lb />yet they may contribute somwhat to your releif. When ailments\r\n    <lb />depend upon something in the whole habit medecines can\r\n    <lb />seldom be more than Palliatives and I avoided troubling you with\r\n    <lb />them but if any one can be employed with safety in your case it\r\n    <lb />is <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphires</ingredient>. If in spite of the other measure proposed your ailmÂ¬\r\n     <lb />ents should continue very troublesome you may try a dose of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphire</ingredient>\r\n    <lb />at first of five grains but afterwards if necessary increased to seven\r\n     <lb />or ten. It is to be rubbed with a little <treatment n=\"35\">nitre</treatment> and made into a\r\n    <lb />Bolus to be taken at bedtime. I think that every kind of\r\n     <lb /><ingredient n=\"14\">opiate</ingredient> will do harm \r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<closer>\r\n<signed>Will. Cullen</signed>\r\n</closer>\r\n\r\n\r\n</div>\r\n\r\n</body>', 454, 3, '2013-09-20 13:25:55', 57),
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April? 1773? / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Stephen Hall</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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The preceeding <symptom n=\"62\">inflamatory</symptom>\r\n            <lb />state the pain of <bodypart n=\"73\">the side</bodypart> the appearance of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> with <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"12\">dyspnÅ“a</symptom>\r\n            <lb />&amp; frequent P.<note>This could stand for a number of diagnostic signs, but in the abscence of any incoming letter from Stevenson it is impossible to be certain what is being indicated, although the context implies \"Phthsis\" (consumption).</note> give strong suspicions of <condition n=\"105\">Peripneumonic</condition> but you have\r\n            <lb />not said a word of <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> which I think is inseparable <choice><abbr>f<sup>rm</sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice> <condition n=\"105\">Peripneum</condition>\r\n            <lb />&amp; you call the <symptom n=\"12\">dyspnÅ“a</symptom> <condition n=\"14\">asthmatic</condition> which implies some suspicion\r\n            <lb />of <condition n=\"36\">Spasmodi<del>c</del></condition>. But however all this may be if there has been enough\r\n            <lb />of <symptom n=\"62\">inflammatory</symptom> <condition n=\"98\">diathesis</condition> to authorise all the \r\n            <treatment n=\"1\">bleedings</treatment> which <del>you</del>\r\n            <lb />have <add place=\"above\">been</add> practised but now when this comes to hand you are at the\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>g<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>great</expan></choice> day of the disease &amp; that is later than ever I saw it allowable to\r\n             <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">bleed</treatment> in a <condition n=\"105\">Peripneum</condition>. The other\r\n                <choice><abbr>remd</abbr><expan>remedy</expan></choice> &amp; <choice><abbr>partic<sup>y</sup> blist<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>particularly blisterings</expan></choice> have no\r\n                <lb />limits in this respect. The <ingredient n=\"24\">Seneka</ingredient> promises to be a remedy but you\r\n                <lb />must push it farther <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> Ê’j per day. Have you had no thoughts\r\n                <lb />of the <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar Emetic</ingredient> directing it to purge with very little <action n=\"32\">vomiting</action>\r\n                <lb />I still think it will be a probable remedy &amp; trust is to your good\r\n                <lb />judgement &amp; <del>discretion</del> discretion. If the disease <choice><abbr>con<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>continues</expan></choice> I shall think\r\n                <lb /><del>is necessary</del> <action n=\"34\">anodynes</action> deserve to be tried &amp; would go the length of <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers\r\n                    <lb />Powders</ingredient>. I think it is <del>the</del> safest form of an <ingredient n=\"14\">opiate</ingredient> &amp; especially when\r\n                <lb />it <illegible l=\"2\"/> <symptom n=\"28\">sweats</symptom> freely without heat. I shall think this remedy the more\r\n                <lb />necessary that the <condition n=\"14\">asthma</condition> is suspected to be by transl<unclear>ation</unclear>. I think\r\n                <lb />the case has been particularly well managed so <unclear>sfar</unclear> as you\r\n                <lb />have given no gums or other heating pectorals &amp; I cannot\r\n                <lb />think that any such are yet proper. This is enough\r\n                <lb />for tonight for if I do not see you tomorrow &amp; you\r\n                <lb />expect any assistance from me either your or M<sup>r</sup> Parlane\r\n                <lb />must write me every post. Tis in my opinion that a\r\n                <lb />few days will determine the case &amp; in the mean time it\r\n                <lb />must be conducted <del>with</del> by <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> circumstances of the day. I am\r\n                <lb />much afraid of Col. Napier I have no sort of objection to the\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />artificial bath water but I am sorry he declines the <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment>\r\n            <lb />Tis certain<del>ly</del> that all his ailments <unclear>&amp;</unclear> even <del>his</del> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> occurance of\r\n            <lb />the <condition n=\"108\">Catarrhus vesicÃ¦</condition> if from retrocedent <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition>. What do you think\r\n            <lb /><del>of scruple</del> â„ˆj of <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers Powd.</ingredient> given in the morning &amp; directed\r\n            <lb />to an easy <treatment n=\"25\">sweat</treatment> thro the whole day for much depends upon\r\n            <lb />the length of it. For what is further necessary I trust to being your\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />As always\r\n                <lb />Yours</salute>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed></closer>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n</body>        \r\n', 482, 3, '2013-03-19 18:09:40', 356),
(650, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c447\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:447] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Stevenson (in Arbroath) / Regarding: Captain Malcolm Ramsay (Patient) / October? 1771? / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Marianne Gilchrist</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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Ramsay, which I find\r\n    <lb />in every part to be very distinct &amp; sensible. â€“ There is no sort of doubt about the disease,\r\n    <lb /> &amp; I am confident there is nothing in it but <symptom n=\"25\">Jaundice</symptom>, which is sometimes slow, but I hope we  \r\n    <lb />shall soon get the better of it. Hitherto I think you have treated it very properly, and parÂ¬   \r\n    <lb />ticularly think <treatment n=\"1\">the bleedings were well tim\'d</treatment>. As his <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse is now come down</symptom> as well, I hope\r\n    <lb />there will be <treatment n=\"1\">no occasion for more bleeding</treatment>, but <symptom n=\"15\">if either his pulse rises</symptom>, or he gets any pain    \r\n    <lb />about <bodypart n=\"44\">the Liver</bodypart>, <treatment n=\"1\">some more bleeding may still be necessary</treatment> â€“â€“ <treatment n=\"9\">The vomits seem also to have been    \r\n    <lb />useful</treatment> &amp; if either any <symptom n=\"3\">spontaneous vomiting</symptom> comes on without <symptom n=\"34\">fever</symptom>, or <symptom n=\"8\">if his appetite again    \r\n        <lb />falls off</symptom>, <treatment n=\"9\">the vomit must be repeated</treatment>. In every circumstance it is necessary to keep his     \r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> open, &amp; your decoction seems to answer very well, but it is <treatment n=\"30\">not necessary to purge him</treatment>    \r\n    <lb />much, &amp; perhaps one or two of the pills order\'d below taken every night at bed-time may  \r\n    <lb />answer the purpose without giving him much trouble. Your <ingredient n=\"237\">Soap pills</ingredient> are very properly    \r\n    <lb />intended, but I would leave out the <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of Tartar</ingredient>, &amp; make them as I have directed below,  \r\n    <lb />&amp; besides these I would disturb his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> with no other medicines, for it will not    \r\n    <lb />easily bear any â€“â€“  I am sorry he is <symptom n=\"23\">so weaken\'d as not to bear Exercise</symptom>, for  \r\n    <lb />there is nothing more likely to be of service to him, but I hope what he   \r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <lb />calls <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> is only <symptom n=\"55\">the laziness of the Disease</symptom>, &amp; I wish he would try to bear   \r\n    <lb />first the Carriage, &amp; as he improves in Spirits &amp; strength, to go on Horse-back. â€“â€“ It is\r\n    <lb />very proper for Capt<sup>n</sup>. Ramsay to give attention to his Diet. He must be very sparing of\r\n    <lb />Milk &amp; Vegetables. Some Broth without the last will be very proper every day at dinner,    \r\n    <lb />&amp; besides this he may take a bit of any plain meat avoiding only very fat meats. Let    \r\n    <lb />him take care never to make a full meal of meat, but to make it up with some   \r\n    <lb />light pudding. Fish he must take seldom &amp; sparingly, &amp; no eggs but what go into    \r\n    <lb />his pudding. He should take no meat at supper, &amp; in place of it Barley, Sago,\r\n    <lb />or such like. At Breakfast he may take Tea, or Water Gruel, &amp; with either bread    \r\n    <lb />&amp; butter, but the last moderately. His ordinary drink may be water with a little    \r\n    <lb />of Madeira, or other strong wine in it, &amp; <symptom n=\"15\">while his pulse keeps so slow as at preÂ¬   \r\n    <lb />sent</symptom>, he may take two or three glasses of wine at dinner, &amp; of any kind he likes    \r\n    <lb />best. Malt liquor of all kinds I think bad for him. If he discerns that   \r\n    <lb />wine is in the least liable to <symptom n=\"48\">become sour upon his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart></symptom>, he should let it alone,  \r\n    <lb />&amp; take some Spirits &amp; water. This is all that occurs to me at present, but I am     \r\n    <lb />extreamly anxious to be of use to Capt.<sup>n</sup> Ramsay, &amp; if you will be so good as to let me   \r\n    <lb />know how he goes on, I shall be ready to advise, as well as I can â€“I beg my respectÂ¬   \r\n    <lb />full <choice><abbr>Compt.<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice> to Lord Panmure, &amp; Capt.<sup>n</sup> Ramsay,</p>    \r\n    <closer><salute>&amp; am Sir\r\n    <lb />your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup></sup>t. Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient Servant</expan></choice></salute>    \r\n <signed>Will.<sup>m</sup> Cullen.</signed></closer></div>  \r\n<div>\r\n    <recipe><choice><orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes Socotorin.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"169\">Extr. 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I at his Desire therefore address my advice to\r\n        <lb />you &amp; tho a great deal of it may be superfluous to you I must say\r\n        <lb />what I can. I think he is threatened with a <condition n=\"1\">Phthisis</condition> but I hope\r\n        <lb />it has not yet gone far. As soon as he is in a settled place I would\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">take a few â„¥s of blood</treatment><note>\'...a few ounces...\'.</note> from his <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> not above â„¥viij<note> \'...eight ounces...\'.</note> till you see\r\n        <lb />the state of it &amp; the effects of that quantity. I would in the next\r\n        <lb />place <treatment n=\"4\">put a blister</treatment> between his <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart> but would not turn any\r\n        <lb />part of it into an <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> for if he gets any sensible relief from <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> \r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> I would prefer <treatment n=\"11\">a pea Issue</treatment> in his <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />back. To moderate his <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> in the night time I would give him\r\n        <lb />such a mixture as on the other page. You will repeat the small\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">bleedings</treatment> &amp; the <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment> as the symptoms you think may require\r\n        <lb />but my chief dependance will be upon his Diet &amp; Exercise. I\r\n        <lb />would have him abstain from all animal food except it may be\r\n        <lb />once a day a little chicken broth or a weak beef broth. Mutton broth\r\n        <lb />is commonly too fat. For the rest of his Diet he must live very much\r\n        <lb />upon the farinacea &amp; sometimes roots &amp; greens. He tells me he does\r\n        <lb />not agree with milk but I would have him him try it at least for a\r\n        <lb />part of his Diet. As soon as he can get any Mares milk &amp; I hope he\r\n        <lb />may get it very soon I would have him take some of it every morning\r\n        <lb />from Â½ mutchkin to a mutchkin as his <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>stom.</abbr><expan>stomach</expan></choice></bodypart> bears it. With all this\r\n        <lb />Let him be on horseback as much as the weather &amp; his strength will\r\n        <lb />permit &amp; let it be especially in the forenoon. At all times Let him take\r\n        <lb />care to guard against all cold &amp; moisture &amp; for this a flannel shirt\r\n        <lb />next his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> will be a proper measure. I leave the rest &amp;cccccccc\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>W. C.</closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> David Mitchell</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum. Arabic</ingredient> â„¥jÅ¿s <ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar. caud.</ingredient> â„¥j Affund. aq. bull. â„¥viij\r\n                    <lb />solve &amp; colaturÃ¦ adde <ingredient n=\"247\" t=\"18\">Syr. limon.</ingredient> â„¥j â„³ Signa Pectoral â„³ a table\r\n                    <lb />spoonfull to be taken frequently when the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> is troublesome.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take one and a half ounces of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient> and one ounce of <ingredient n=\"50\">lump Sugar</ingredient>.\r\n                    Pour over eight ounces of boiling water to dissolve, then sieve and add one ounce of <ingredient n=\"247\" t=\"18\">Syrup of lemon</ingredient>.\r\n                    Mix. Label: Pectoral Mixture, a table spoonfull to be taken frequently when the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> is troublesome.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>April 16. 1773</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 485, 3, '2013-01-01 15:23:50', 49),
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He should use cold Bathing constantly\r\n    <lb />2. He should be much in the fresh air and take a great\r\n    <lb />Deal of exercise <del>in the morning</del> riding is the best and\r\n    <lb />moderate walking will be usefull. Going in a carriage\r\n    <lb />is not so proper for him but better than sitting still\r\n    <lb />when He has occasion to travell let him wear half boots pretty\r\n    <lb />light.\r\n    <lb />3 He should be very moderate both in eating and\r\n    <lb />Drinking especialy in the last and there is nothing he\r\n    <lb />should be more attentive to than avoiding a large\r\n    <lb />proportion of liquids\r\n    <lb />4. He should avoid sitting late at night and\r\n    <lb />more particularly lying a bed in the morning\r\n    <lb />5 He should avoid sitting long at business and\r\n    <lb />all Hurry of spirits.\r\n    <lb />6. The only medicines which can be useful and at\r\n        <lb />the same time safe for him are the <ingredient n=\"12\">chalybeates</ingredient>. The\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"12\">chalybeates waters</ingredient> so usefull to many other People are\r\n    <lb />However not Proper for him and the Prescription below\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <lb />we hope <del>is more</del> will be agreeable and usefull</p></div>\r\n    <div><recipe><choice><orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"35\">Limatur. mart</ingredient> gr x\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"35\">Cinnamon</ingredient> pulv gr v\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Sacchar Alb</ingredient> gr xv\r\n        <lb />â„³ f. Pulvis et fiant. h. m. dos. â„– xii signa <ingredient n=\"35\">steel\r\n  <lb />Powder</ingredient> one to be taken in the morning mixed with a\r\n    <lb />little marmalad or currant jelly and washed down with\r\n    <lb />a small Glass of water.</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take ten grains of <ingredient n=\"35\">powdered Steel</ingredient>, five grains of <ingredient n=\"65\">ground Cinnamon</ingredient> and fifteen grains of <ingredient n=\"50\">White Sugar</ingredient>. Mix to make a powder and have made up into twelve doses. \r\n            Label: <ingredient n=\"35\">steel Powder</ingredient> one to be taken in the morning mixed with a little marmalad or currant jelly and washed down with a small Glass of water.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n</div></body>', 451, 3, '2012-11-18 12:58:51', 183),
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The effects of <ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient> may be\r\n    <lb />much assisted by a <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeate</ingredient> and the following powders\r\n    <lb />cannot be disagrreable.</p><recipe>\r\n\r\n<choice><orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"35\">Limat. Mart.</ingredient> pp<sup>t</sup> Ê’ii <ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar.\r\n        <lb />alb.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamom pulv</ingredient> @ Ê’i. â„³ f. pulvis dividend: in dos â„– xii \r\n    <lb />One of these to be taken every day licked by itself or mixed\r\n    <lb />with marmalade, Currant Jelly, Berry or such like.</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take two drachms of prepared <ingredient n=\"35\">powdered Steel</ingredient>, and a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"50\">White Sugar</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"65\">ground Cinnamon</ingredient>. \r\n        Mix and make into a powder to be divided into twelve doses. One of these to be taken every day licked by itself or mixed with marmalade, Currant Jelly, Berry or such like.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n    <p><lb />Once or twice a day also but along with <del>it</del> <ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />and at some distance from the <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeate</ingredient> let him take\r\n        <lb />from 20. to 30 of the <ingredient n=\"261\">Elixir vitrioli acidum</ingredient> in a glass of\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <lb />Water to <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> a fourth or fifth part of Brandy or other spirits\r\n        <lb />may be added, along with <action n=\"31\">these strengtheners</action> care must be\r\n        <lb />taken to keep the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular and we propose the following\r\n    <lb />medicine.</p>\r\n    <recipe><choice><orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes Socotorin.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"169\">Extr: gent:</ingredient> ad Ê’i <ingredient n=\"93\">Sal Polychr:</ingredient>\r\n   <lb />â„ˆi <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr commun.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. massa dividenda in pil sing gr v\r\n    </orig>\r\n        <reg>Take a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"3\">Socotrine Aloes</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"169\">Gentian Extract</ingredient>, a scruple of <ingredient n=\"93\">Polychrest Salts</ingredient> and enough <ingredient n=\"172\">Common Syrup</ingredient> as to make a mass to be divided into five pills of a grain each. </reg></choice></recipe>\r\n    <p><lb />We expect that one of these or at most two taken at bedtime\r\n        <lb />will keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular <del>that one</del> <treatment n=\"30\">without purging</treatment> which\r\n        <lb />is what we would avoid â€“â€“ When <symptom n=\"3\">fits of vomiting</symptom> come on\r\n        <lb />the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> may be washed out with some draughts of\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"11\" t=\"19\">Camomile tea</ingredient> and then is to be settled by <ingredient n=\"14\">an Opiate</ingredient> and this\r\n    <lb />much be employed in a pretty full dose whenever pain\r\n     <lb /><symptom n=\"3\">sickness or vomiting</symptom> are urgent. These are the Medicines we\r\n    <lb />think chiefly necessary and it is probable they might be assisted\r\n     <lb />by some choise of diet but in the present <symptom n=\"23\">weak state</symptom> of his\r\n     <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> we dare give no positive advice but would leave him to\r\n    <lb />be guided by his own feelings &amp; your discretion â€“â€“ We are glad to find\r\n    <lb />that at present he is in no danger of going to excess in strong\r\n    <lb />drink <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> has formerly done so much harm but at the same time\r\n        <lb />we think that his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> will not bear to go without it altoÂ¬\r\n    <lb />gether â€“â€“ If it was not for the time of year and climate <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />must restrain him very much we think there is nothing would\r\n    <lb />do him more service than gentle exercise on horseback or in\r\n    <lb />a Carrige and so far as his strength, conveniency &amp; the\r\n    <lb />weather will allow let him try it but with special care\r\n    <lb />to avoid cold â€“â€“ </p>\r\n   <closer><signed>W C.</signed>\r\n    <signed>J. G</signed>\r\n       <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 23 <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />1771.</dateline>\r\n   </closer>\r\n</div></body>', 453, 2, '2012-10-03 16:20:18', 130),
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I am of \r\n    <lb />opinion that his recovery can only be hoped for from Tonic Remedies &amp; upon that plan I have\r\n     <lb />prescribed <add place=\"above\">as</add> upon <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> other page. Along <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>med</abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice> he should be much in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n fresh air &amp; frequently  \r\n     <lb />on horseback. Tho he tells me that <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> cold <choice><abbr>B.</abbr><expan>Bath</expan></choice> did not agree <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> him I am persuaded that properly\r\n     <lb />used it may <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>yet</expan></choice> be of service to him. <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> he cannot have it right or <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> quality in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> neighÂ¬\r\n    <lb />bouring brook &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> only way <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> I could promise upon would be his using one of your bathing\r\n     <lb />machines <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> will cost him <choice><abbr>ab<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>about</expan></choice> 40 shillings. If he agress to use it I shall order one to be\r\n       <lb />made &amp; sent him. In his diet he must avoid roots greens &amp; fruit. He may take a bit of\r\n     <lb />light meat at dinner <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> his diet ought chiefly of milk and farinacea: For ordinary drink\r\n       <lb />he should take water alone &amp; abstain from all kinds of Malt Liquour. I think no kind\r\n       <lb />of strong drink proper for him <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> if it be any let him take Spirits &amp; water. tea\r\n     <lb />&amp; Coffee are both bad for him <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> he may take Cocoa Tea. Both winter &amp; summer\r\n       <lb />he should be well clothed &amp; a flannel shirt next to his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> would be useful to him\r\n     \r\n </p>\r\n       \r\n       <head>For M<sup>r</sup> <unclear>M<sup>o.</sup></unclear> Richardson</head>\r\n       \r\n <recipe>\r\n     <choice>\r\n         <orig>\r\n \r\n       <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"81\">Rad. Colomb.</ingredient> pulv. Æ·j <ingredient n=\"169\">Extr. Gentian</ingredient> Æ·Å¿s. <ingredient n=\"44\">Sal. Mart.</ingredient> gr. xv.\r\n       <lb />Muc <ingredient n=\"75\">G.arabic.</ingredient> q.s. ut f. massa. dividend. in Pil. sing. gr.V. \r\n       <lb />Sign. Strengthening Pills. 2 to be tak<sup>n</sup> 2<sup>ce</sup> a day an hour before dinner\r\n       <lb />&amp; supper washing them down w<sup>th</sup> a small cupfull of the following tincture</orig>\r\n \r\n     <reg>Take a drachm of powdered <ingredient n=\"81\">Colombo root</ingredient>, half a drachm of  <ingredient n=\"169\">Gentian Extract</ingredient>. Fifteen grains of <ingredient n=\"44\">Green Vitriol</ingredient>; and sufficient muscilage of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient>  to make into a mass to be divided into pills of five grains each. Label: Strengthening Pills. Two to be taken twice a day an hour before dinner &amp; supper washing them down with a small cupfull of the following tincture</reg>\r\n     \r\n     </choice>\r\n     \r\n </recipe>\r\n       \r\n        <recipe>  \r\n          \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n            <orig>\r\n                \r\n       <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. 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Label: Strengthening Tincture.\r\n              </reg>\r\n              \r\n            </choice>\r\n          \r\n          \r\n          \r\n        </recipe>\r\n     \r\n <closer>\r\n     \r\n     \r\n     \r\n  <signed>W. C.</signed> \r\n     \r\n     <dateline>\r\n        March 16\r\n    <lb />1773\r\n     \r\n     </dateline>\r\n    \r\n     \r\n </closer>   \r\n\r\n</div>\r\n\r\n</body>\r\n', 477, 3, '2013-09-12 13:56:27', 132),
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I have no doubt of the diesease being <condition n=\"15\">rheumatic</condition> and \r\n            <lb />tho the state of the <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> seems to be much mended . I am perswaded \r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"62\">diathesis</symptom> in some measure still remains and has been at bottom \r\n            <lb />of the several relapses which have happened. During so cold a season as \r\n            <lb />at present, it is almost impossible to eradicate an <symptom n=\"62\">inflammatory diathesis</symptom> \r\n            <lb />but it may be kept within bounds and when the weather mends removed \r\n            <lb />entirely. Upon this plan I would recommend the utmost care in avoiding \r\n            <lb />cold, but at the same time not to keep very warm. I would advise also \r\n            <lb />a spare diet especially with respect to animal food, but I dare not \r\n            <lb />forbid this altogether as the Colonel may possibly be much exhausted \r\n            <lb />by the length of his disease and may absolutely require some sustenance of \r\n            <lb />that kind. I must therefore leave this to your discretion but with this\r\n            <lb />observation that a diet of milk and grain if he can bear it, would certainly\r\n            <lb />mend his di<del>e</del>sease. With the same view I would have him abstain from\r\n            <lb />wine <u>altog<add place=\"above\">t</add>ether</u> but your being upon the spot may shew that it is in\r\n            <lb />some measure necessary and if you do I submit to it. With regard to medicine\r\n            <lb />I am ready to believe he will not now bear evacuations easily, but in case of\r\n            <lb />any <symptom n=\"15\">relapse with a full pulse</symptom> any topical pain and especially with any attack\r\n            <lb />upon the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> I think the <treatment n=\"1\">letting a little blood</treatment> will be unavoidable\r\n            <lb />I hardly think in any case that <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> will be proper but certainly the\r\n            <lb />keeping the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular and rather open will be very necessary. I agree\r\n            <lb />with you entirely that the remedies especially indicated are such <treatment n=\"25\">as may keep \r\n            <lb />up the perspiration</treatment> or even dispose the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> to be moist and for these purposes \r\n            <lb />the antimonials are certainly the best. You may if you please employ \r\n            <lb />small doses of <ingredient n=\"83\">James powder</ingredient> or the <ingredient n=\"110\">antimonial <del>mixture</del> wine</ingredient> but I depend \r\n            <lb />most upon the <ingredient n=\"110\"><choice><abbr>Tart</abbr><expan>Tartar</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Emet:</abbr><expan>Emetic</expan></choice></ingredient> given at Bedtime in very small doses but repeated \r\n            <lb />frequently till <symptom n=\"61\">a slight nausea</symptom> is excited. 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I would propose\r\n            <lb />in case the disease continues either <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers powder</ingredient> or a Course of\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"7\">Calomile</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient>. but neither can be thought of at present\r\n        </p>\r\n\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n\r\n<choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> February. 16 <sup>th</sup> 1772</dateline>\r\n\r\n <signed>W C</signed>\r\n\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 457, 3, '2012-10-07 16:51:21', 72);
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This formerly gave occasion to \r\n            <lb />his Lordships being threatned with some Stagnation\r\n            <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"57\">vessels</bodypart> of <bodypart n=\"41\">Brain</bodypart>. But I think there is little danÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ger of any thing of that kind now, they whole of\r\n            <lb />the present symptoms seem to depend upon the \r\n            <lb />relaxed state of the <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart> &amp; particularly upon\r\n            <lb />this giving occasion to <symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom> breeding in the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />distending it &amp; affecting the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> with the <unclear>glake</unclear><note>Hard to decipher due to fold in paper, but possibly a variant spelling of \'glaike\', which had connotations of \'dizziness\' or \'thoughtlessness\'.</note>\r\n            <lb />My Lord speaks of, &amp; To remedy this intirely is\r\n            <lb />difficult &amp; more <del>so</del> so while My Lord Moray is so\r\n            <lb />very unable to <del>&amp;</del> &amp; so little disposed to exert himÂ¬\r\n            <lb />self I am very sensible that both from want of\r\n            <lb />strength as well as from the Nature of the            \r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />Symptoms My Lord cannot take Much exercise\r\n            <lb />&amp; at this season cannot go much abroad but \r\n            <lb />at sametime our Machine must go far wrong\r\n            <lb />if it is allowed to stand still &amp; I wish My Lord\r\n            <lb />would stir a little more than he does I can \r\n            <lb />give no patricular <del>dir</del> direction for it must be\r\n            <lb />regulated by His Lordships own feeling &amp; therefore\r\n            <lb />left to His Lordships own discreation to think of\r\n            <lb />going abroad when he can or may when he \r\n            <lb />cannot to attempt some motion within doors\r\n            <lb />I have found benefit from even carraying <del>alarge</del>\r\n            <lb />about a large room in an <del>elb</del> elbow chair to which \r\n            <lb />chairmens poles or rather shorter ones were applied\r\n            <lb />with regard to His Lordships Diet I would have it\r\n            <lb />as nourishing as maybe without being heavy,\r\n            <lb />when the appetite is very bad one must take what \r\n            <lb />the can best weak <bodypart n=\"46\">stomachs</bodypart> get very little good\r\n            <lb /><del>from</del> from strong &amp; heavy meats &amp; sometimes much\r\n            <lb />harm &amp; I wish My Lord would heavy meats \r\n            <lb />whenever he can reconcile his stomach to what is lighÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ter I think the measure for His Lordship at preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sent is to take alittle &amp; often I would have broth\r\n            <lb />of an old fowl or of a <unclear>trundle</unclear> of veal som calves\r\n       <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />feet or <ingredient n=\"38\">Harsthorn Jelly</ingredient> some Sago or <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalup</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />one or more of these always ready at hand to be\r\n            <lb />taken sometimes between meales If they should\r\n            <lb />sometimes spoil the set meals there is no harm in\r\n            <lb />it as I think it greatly better for My Lord Moray\r\n            <lb />to take many small meals than any one heave or\r\n            <lb />full, <add place=\"above\">&amp;</add> for His Lordships drink I think it is very\r\n            <lb />well ordered at present <del>Ibelieve</del> I believe it is \r\n            <lb />all necessary &amp; considering what My Lord for \r\n            <lb />life has been accustomed to I think withdrawing any\r\n            <lb /><del>part</del> part of it might do harm. So much for Regimen\r\n            <lb />&amp; now for some means that may relieve My Lords very\r\n            <lb />distressing complaints I am perswaded that they depend\r\n            <lb />very much on the weakness of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; if we could \r\n            <lb />strengthen this we should both moderate My Lord \r\n            <lb />ailments &amp; strengthen the whole body. For this purÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pose by my advice &amp; the approbation of the Gentlemen\r\n            <lb />I have consulted with M<sup>r</sup> Rathay is preparing a mediÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cine which shall come over with directions as soon \r\n            <lb /><del><illegible w=\"2\" /></del> as ready. This is the only Drug I would\r\n            <lb />trouble my Lord with at present but as I observe that\r\n            <lb />what ever delivers the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> from <symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom> releives\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> a little I think it may be <unclear>necesser</unclear> to\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb />employ some means of <del>think</del> that kind frquenÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tly the <ingredient n=\"184\">Brandy</ingredient> at present is found very effective\r\n            <lb />&amp; tho a small quantity answers now I know\r\n            <lb />that repetition will soon require an increase but\r\n            <lb />increasing the <ingredient n=\"184\">brandy</ingredient> will certainly prove other\r\n            <lb />ways hurtfull I would avoid it by substituting <ingredient n=\"68\">pepÂ¬\r\n            <lb />perment</ingredient>water or something of that kind as\r\n            <lb />often as we may. For this purpose I propose \r\n            <lb />to send a little Cordial that I hope his Lordship will\r\n            <lb />find agreable I have now only to add with regard \r\n            <lb />to the <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> that <add place=\"above\">tho</add> I am sensible the drain of it is\r\n            <lb />more than necessary &amp; perhaps too much for his\r\n            <lb />Lordships present <del>circumstances</del> circumstances yet\r\n            <lb />it also certain that it could not be stopt without\r\n            <lb />very great danger &amp; especially at this season\r\n            <lb />However I think it may <del><illegible l=\"2\" /></del> safely moderated &amp; for\r\n            <lb />purpose <treatment n=\"11\">anointment</treatment> shall come over with the\r\n            <lb />other Medicines &amp; with particular directions.\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <choice><abbr>L.</abbr><expan>Lord</expan></choice> of Moray\r\n            <lb />March 1766\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 779, 3, '2013-08-15 20:14:23', 167),
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After <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"63\">swellings</symptom>\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> Miss M. was troubled with last year, I am very doubtful if she can\r\n    <lb />safely meddle <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"12\">any mineral waters</ingredient> whatever, if she does it must be\r\n    <lb />by a very cautious trial &amp; <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"4\">that of Bath</ingredient> will be the safest. But I am\r\n    <lb />clear that nothing promises to be of more service to her than a\r\n    <lb />long Journey and I think she should try this as soon as the weather\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <lb />&amp; her own strength will admit of it. It is very possible that a sea voyÂ¬\r\n    <lb />age might be of service &amp; I should not be much afraid of the <symptom n=\"3\">sea sickÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ness</symptom>, but as it would be undertaken with diffidence &amp; perhaps attended\r\n    <lb />with anxiety &amp; otherwise exposed to uncertain circumstances I cannot\r\n    <lb />advise it, but in the case of a land Journey\'s being impracticable which\r\n    <lb />I hope shall not be the case. Till this can be attempted Miss M. must\r\n    <lb />palliate her ailments as well as she can. <ingredient n=\"58\">The Laudanum</ingredient> must be\r\n    <lb />continued both to promote rest and remove pain <add place=\"above\">and</add> if Miss M. can find\r\n    <lb />it has the effect of preventing pain &amp; <symptom n=\"3\">retching</symptom>, she should take it\r\n    <lb />other times as well as at bedtime, but I cannot speak positively aÂ¬\r\n    <lb />bout this without being upon the spot and knowing the course of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />ailments more exactly. The chief inconvenience of the too frequent\r\n    <lb />and free use of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> is <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> &amp; this must be carefully obÂ¬\r\n    <lb />viated. The best means in this case will be <add place=\"above\">by</add> <treatment n=\"6\">water Glysters</treatment> which\r\n    <lb />I think may be otherwise useful and should be given frequently &amp;\r\n    <lb />in large <choice><abbr>q.<sup>ties</sup></abbr><expan>quantities</expan></choice> Besides <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> use of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Laudanum I hope Miss M<sup>s</sup> comÂ¬\r\n    <lb />plaints may be relieved by <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> infusion ordered below. As she finds\r\n    <lb />her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> bear it she may take 2 or 3 tablespoonfuls at a time\r\n    <lb />&amp; she should take such doses 2 or 3 times a day. It will best to take\r\n    <lb />them at some distance from her little meals, but I would have her\r\n    <lb />try them particularly when she feels that oppression at her <bodypart n=\"46\">stoÂ¬\r\n        <lb />mach</bodypart> which is the forerunner of her <symptom n=\"3\">retchings</symptom>. As the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />is so often a nice &amp; whimsical organ if the infusion should not\r\n    <lb />answer I would have her try also the <ingredient n=\"35\">steel drops</ingredient> ordered below.\r\n    <lb />They are to be taken by 20 or 30 at a time in half a gill of water.\r\n    <lb />This must always be pretty warm, and <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> times of taking are <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same\r\n    <lb />as for <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> infusion.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />For a <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> ready to reject every thing, it is difficult\r\n    <lb />to prescribe a diet and in such cases for the most part, the rule is to\r\n        <lb />give what the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> can bear tho\' perhaps otherwise not very eliÂ¬\r\n     <lb />gible.\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n     <lb />At present <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Chocolate the Sago or Panada do seem to me very\r\n    <lb />proper, &amp; I believe some other things prepared from <del>a</del> grain might\r\n     <lb />also be tried but I suspect <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> no kind of wine added to any of these\r\n    <lb />will answer well &amp; if something to give a relish to these otherwise\r\n        <lb />insipid things is necessary I would prefer a little <ingredient n=\"65\" t=\"19\">Cinnamon Tea</ingredient>\r\n    <lb />with a teaspoonful of brandy to any kind of Wine. Miss M. has\r\n        <lb />not told me if <symptom n=\"34\">any kind of feverishness</symptom> hangs about her or at\r\n    <lb />times disturbs her &amp; therefore I dare not say how far she may try aniÂ¬\r\n    <lb />mal food but I imagine that a little broth or Calves feet jelly will\r\n    <lb />be usefull to her. I wish too that her own inclination might be\r\n     <lb />gratified <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a little milk, but while this is so much disposed to\r\n     <lb />curdle it cannot be proper. I have however frequently found <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />new milk mixed with an equal part of warm water gruel &amp; well\r\n     <lb />sweetened <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> sugar was more easily digested than plain milk &amp;\r\n     <lb />Miss M. may at least make a trial of this. I must conclude <del><choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice></del>\r\n     <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> observing <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> all <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n      circumstances of Miss M<sup>s</sup> constitution &amp; \r\n     <lb />ailments, are not fully told &amp; therefore my directions may not\r\n     <lb />be exactly suited to them but if Miss M. shall be pleased &amp; co cc</p>\r\n     <closer><signed>W. C.</signed></closer>\r\n    <recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. Peruvian.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient> @ Ê’ij <ingredient n=\"201\">Canell. alb.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s.\r\n            <lb />Contusis affunde <ingredient n=\"184\">Spir. Vin. Gall.</ingredient> â„¥iv. et post semihoram\r\n    <lb />aq. fervid. non bullient. lbi. Digere per horas xxiv. et colatura\r\n            <lb />adde <ingredient n=\"108\">Spir. Vitriol.</ingredient> ten. q. s. ad gratam aciditatem.\r\n            <lb />Signa <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic Infusion</bodypart>.</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take two drachms each of <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient>, and half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"201\">White Cinnamon</ingredient>. \r\n            Crush, and pour over four ounces of <ingredient n=\"184\">French Brandy</ingredient>, and half an hour later, a pint of hot but not boiling water. \r\n            Steep for twenty-four hours and strain. Add enough thin <ingredient n=\"108\">Spirits of Vitriol</ingredient> for agreeable acidity. Label: <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic Infusion</bodypart>.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n    <recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"129\">Tinct. Mart.</ingredient> Ph. ed. â„¥ij\r\n            <lb />Signa <ingredient n=\"35\">Steel Drops</ingredient>.</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"129\">Tincture of Mars</ingredient> from the Edinburgh PharmacÅ“pia. Label: <ingredient n=\"35\">Steel Drops</ingredient>.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n    <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> March. 13<sup>th</sup>.\r\n     <lb /><u>1772</u></dateline></closer></div></body>', 461, 3, '2012-12-05 23:35:20', 153),
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I dont think it necessary to take away\r\n            <lb/>Animal food altogether but I think he ought to take it spaÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ringly &amp; either take of <add place=\"above\">the</add> lightest kind or take it in very moderÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>rate quantity - that a great part of his Diet should be made \r\n            <lb/>up of the different <unclear>farinacea</unclear> with or without milk his taste \r\n            <lb/>desires or his degestion admits of &amp; with these as much as other \r\n            <lb/>vegetables as the <symptom n=\"7\">flatulency</symptom> of his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> allows --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>This moderation in meat is very necessary but it is still\r\n            <lb/>much more so with regard to <add place=\"above\">strong</add> Drink. Every approach to\r\n            <lb/>Excess in this way must be pernicious &amp; if it is by spirits it\r\n            <lb/>must be worst of all -- According to his habits let him have a glass\r\n            <lb/>of wine but let it be of least heating kind &amp; I think Claret is \r\n            <lb/>especially such - but let this be always attended that moderaÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tion is especially necessary &amp; if this is attended to in the quantity\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>        \r\n            <lb/>there is less <unclear>nicety</unclear> in the quality of his wine -- For ordinary\r\n            <lb/>draught I should think water with a little port or madeira\r\n            <lb/>in is the most proper &amp; Malt liquor unfit for his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>    \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>- With this regimen the Remedies that seem to me proper \r\n            <lb/>are <treatment n=\"1\">a bleeding</treatment> when there is any appearance of <condition n=\"25\">fullness</condition> or when\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"22\">Giddiness</symptom>, <symptom n=\"71\">Confusion of head</symptom> or other symptoms threaten any return \r\n            <lb/>of his disorder -- I think it will be necessary to establish a constant\r\n            <lb/>drain by a <treatment n=\"5\">seton</treatment> or <treatment n=\"11\">Pea Issue</treatment> put into his <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> I would reserve\r\n            <lb/>his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> for fresh <treatment n=\"4\">blisters</treatment> &amp; believe the <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> must be for Life\r\n            <lb/>It will be especially necessary to keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular and perÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>haps open. 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That\r\n            <lb />which keeps the arm warmest and plumpest is to be prefered.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If the <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> and <symptom n=\"88\">lameness</symptom> of the parts were only to\r\n            <lb />be had in view I should have advised pumping the whole of the\r\n            <lb />right side, but as there has been some <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"23\"><condition n=\"14\">asthmatic</condition></symptom>\r\n            <lb />ailment in her Ladyship\'s <bodypart n=\"53\">breast</bodypart> I think it will be safest to\r\n            <lb />confine the pumping to the <bodypart n=\"53\">arm</bodypart> alone.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To prevent the return of any ailment in the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> it is very proper to continue the <treatment n=\"39\">rubbing</treatment> of\r\n            <lb />them gently at night, and for a longer time in the morning.\r\n            <lb />It is very proper also for my Lady to continue to avoid as\r\n            <lb />much as possible the hanging doun of her <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>; but\r\n            <lb />what will be of most service and most effectual in\r\n            <lb />preventing any return of <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom>, is the use of the laced\r\n            <lb />stockings.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I think nothing will contribute more to her Ladyship\'s\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />recovery than daily exercise in a Carriage, so contrived as to admit\r\n            <lb />of a footstool upon which the <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> may be laid up a little,\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Tho\' exercise and fresh air will be of great service it\r\n            <lb />must not be pushed so far as to expose her Ladyship to\r\n            <lb />cold or much moisture\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The use of the <ingredient n=\"20\">Millepedes</ingredient> should be continued, and \r\n            <lb />if her Ladyship should be troubled with the <symptom n=\"48\">heart-burn</symptom> the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"32\">lime water</ingredient> may be of service, but I am humbly of opinion\r\n            <lb />that <ingredient n=\"32\">plain lime water</ingredient> will do more good than that which\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Moysey has employed.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The irregularity of my Lady\'s <ingredient n=\"32\">bowels</ingredient> is what seems\r\n            <lb />most liable to become troublesome, but I hope the medecines\r\n            <lb />already advised and experienced are sufficiently proper to\r\n            <lb />obviate every accident, and I have only to add that the state\r\n            <lb />of the <ingredient n=\"32\">bowels</ingredient> will often depend upon diet, for which I suppose\r\n            <lb />her Ladyship has already got directions; and it would require\r\n            <lb />my being better acquainted with her ordinary manner for\r\n            <lb />me to give any particular advice on the subject.\r\n        </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        <dateline>\r\n            <choice><abbr>Edin.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 1<sup>st</sup> August\r\n            <lb />1771\r\n        </dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 438, 3, '2014-09-28 11:13:12', 203),
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This however does not go far and a\r\n    <lb />little attention &amp; pains may recover it very entirely.</p>\r\n<p><lb />For this purpose the first step necessary is an attention\r\n    <lb />to his manner of living. All excess in drinking must be\r\n    <lb />carefully avoided. He may take a few glasses of a wine or Punch\r\n    <lb />very safely &amp; it will be better for him to take a little than to\r\n    <lb />abstain altogether &amp; it is excess only that is to be <del>gaur</del> guarded\r\n    <lb />against very strictly. When he takes a little only, any drink\r\n    <lb />is tolerably safe but the most proper is a weak punch\r\n    <lb />without souring.</p>\r\n<p><lb />In diet he may take any kind of meat, but should\r\n    <lb />keep his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> always light. Pork, Bacon, and much fish\r\n    <lb />are to be avoided. Garden things &amp; especially the more windy kinds\r\n    <lb /> are to be taken very sparingly.</p>  \r\n    <p><lb /><symptom n=\"8\">When his appetite falls of very much</symptom> &amp; his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"24\"><bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> are loaded</symptom> &amp; trouled much with <symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom> a gentle <action n=\"9\">vomit</action>\r\n    <lb />will be of service.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />He must be constantly attentive in preventing <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>\r\n        <lb />&amp; for this purpose should employ the <action n=\"21\">Laxative pills</action> ordered below\r\n    <lb />One or two of them will serve for a dose to be taken a bedtime\r\n        <lb />They should keep the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> open without purging.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />To restore the tone of his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>, let him\r\n        <lb />take for a fortnight together the <action n=\"31\">strengthening medicines</action> ordered\r\n    <lb />below. After taking them for a fortnight they are to be laid aside\r\n    <lb />but after some interval they may be taken again for a week or\r\n<pb n=\"2\" /><lb />\r\n        <lb />two as the state of his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> may seem to require.</p>\r\n<p><lb />At all times it will be of great service for him to be\r\n    <lb />much in the fresh air and in gentle exercise either walking or\r\n    <lb />riding but he must avoid fatigue and more carefully still he\r\n    <lb />must guard against cold.</p>\r\n<p><lb />Nothing is more necessary or will be more usefull to him\r\n    <lb />than the frequent <del>us</del> &amp; almost daily use of Cold bathing\r\n    <lb />either in the Sea or when that is not convenient by some\r\n    <lb />proper contrivance within doors.</p>\r\n    <closer><signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 23<sup>d</sup> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb /><u>1772</u></dateline> \r\n    </closer></div>\r\n    <div><head>For M<sup>r</sup> Fraser</head>\r\n  <recipe><choice>\r\n      <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes socotorin</ingredient>\r\n          <lb /><ingredient n=\"169\">Extr. 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Such a Neglect I know to be pernicious, and am well perÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>swaded, that by good management the <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition> can be rendered less \r\n            <lb/>frequent and more moderate.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>From what I have seen of M<sup>r</sup> Gavin\'s <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> &amp; the observations\r\n            <lb/>I have made on his constitution I think he requires a particular\r\n            <lb/>Regimen, and may receive benefit by it, and what in my Opinion \r\n            <lb/>is best suited to him I have laid down in then following directions\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The first thing necessary to him is exercise in which he \r\n            <lb/>ought to be very assiduous in summer &amp; should not even neglect it\r\n            <lb/>in Winter. The only effectual exercise he can employ is Riding &amp;\r\n            <lb/>he should be on horse back every forenoon more or less that the weather \r\n            <lb/>allows of it. This should be a daily practice but he should farther\r\n            <lb/>in the Beginning of summer and again towards the end of Harvest\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>make a journey of three or four hundred miles at the rate\r\n            <lb/>of tow stages a day and no more, for it is the continuation that\r\n            <lb/>does service &amp; all exercise and great <symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom> will do harm.\r\n            <lb/>Besides Riding M<sup>r</sup> Gavin should at other times walk a good\r\n            <lb/>deal &amp; as much as he can without <symptom n=\"70\">bruising</symptom> his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> or giving his\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart> fatigue or putting his body in a sweat.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>2. Every morning &amp; Evening M<sup>r</sup> Gavin <treatment n=\"18\">should have his \r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart> rubbed for some time with the flesh brush</treatment>. This\r\n            <lb/>is more usefull than any kind of Cloth to rub with. Here as with\r\n            <lb/>with regard to exercise some continuance of <treatment n=\"39\">Gentle rubbing</treatment> is \r\n            <lb/>much more usefull than <treatment n=\"39\">hard rubbing</treatment> which is never necessary\r\n            <lb/>if at any time he has any moisture upon his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> in the morÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ning he should be out of bed for an hour and have his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>quite dry before he employs the <treatment n=\"18\">flesh brush</treatment>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>3. Nothing is more necessary for a <condition n=\"3\">gouty</condition> person than to\r\n            <lb/>avoid cold. He should therfore be always well clothed &amp; as \r\n            <lb/>well in summer as in winter never changing his under GarÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ments &amp; very seldom his upper ones. He is especially to study\r\n            <lb/>the keeping his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> always warm &amp; dry. In the night\r\n            <lb/>time he shoald wear wool<add place=\"above\">l</add>en footsocks changing them often.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>4. M<sup>r</sup> Gavin should go early to bed &amp; full sleep is proper \r\n            <lb/>for him so that he need not get up early if he is sufficiently \r\n            <lb/>assid<add place=\"above\">u</add>ous in his exercise for the rest of the day.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>5. If M<sup>r</sup> Gavins mind is engaged in some easy employmÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ent wether business or amusement it will do good to his\r\n            <lb/>health but sitting long at business <illegible l=\"1\"/> &amp; all close application\r\n            <lb/>will do harm.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>6 There remains the principal article of M<sup>r</sup> Gavins\r\n            <lb/>regimen and that is the ordering of his diet. With regard\r\n            <lb/>to this the first rule enjoins moderation for with a full Diet\r\n            <lb/>no <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition> can be easy nor even regular. He must therefore reÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>solve to abstain from all meat suppers &amp; take it very moderatÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ely at dinner. He should not at any time abstain from it\r\n            <lb/>altogether, but on the other hand should never make a full \r\n            <lb/>meal of it alone, but damp his appetite with broth or fill up\r\n            <lb/>his meal with vegetables &amp; pudding &amp; a great deal of bread is\r\n            <lb/>particularly fit for him.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If he observes moderation in the quantity he need \r\n            <lb/>not be very nice in the choice of his meat. He may take of <add place=\"above\">any</add> plain\r\n            <lb/>kind only he should prefer the lightest or if he takes of the \r\n            <lb/>heavier kinds it should be in lesser quantity. His meat should\r\n            <lb/>be plain roasted or boiled All Fryed or baked and all heavy\r\n            <lb/>sauces should be avoided. Eggs or fish are bad for him, and he \r\n            <lb/>ought to take them very sparingly. The heavier kinds of Fish as\r\n            <lb/>salmon Herrings &amp;c he ought not to taste of and<del>e</del> the lighter \r\n            <lb/>kinds as Haddock Whiting &amp; he should <del>avoid</del> take seldom alÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ways boiled only and served with a plain sauce.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>X Vegetables of all kinds are fit for M<sup>r</sup> Gavin only he should \r\n            <lb/>be cautious in taking raw vegetables as sallad, cucumbers\r\n            <lb/>&amp; or in taking the more windy kinds a cabbage. The VegeÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tables food most fit for him is all the different kinds of Grain\r\n            <lb/>as Bread, Rice, Barley, Millet Sago &amp; prepared in the manner\r\n            <lb/>he likes best.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If M<sup>r</sup> Gavins <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> digests milk easily it should make \r\n            <lb/>a great part of <del><illegible l=\"1\"/></del> his diet &amp; particularly he should make his\r\n            <lb/>supper of it every night.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>X Whether M<sup>r</sup> Gavin takes meat or Fish he may take some\r\n            <lb/>kinds of spicery with <del>it</del> them but he should take them moderÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ately. Mustard is the safest. For pikles he would do well \r\n            <lb/>to avoid them altogether.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>For Ordinary Drink, Water is the best, alone if\r\n            <lb/>his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> bears it or with a little strong wine, or <illegible l=\"1\"/> with\r\n            <lb/>a small proportion of spirits in it. All sorts of Malt LiquÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ours are improper for him and cyder is very bad for him\r\n            <lb/>He may take <del>ev</del> every day a few glasses of Wine after DinÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ner or a few glasses of Punch without souring. His Wine \r\n            <lb/>should be of the strongest as Madeira, sherry or red port.\r\n            <lb/>Claret Hock and all the weaker wines are improper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Whatever strong drink he takes it must be in <subst><del>f</del><add>v</add></subst>ery moderÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ate quantity &amp; nothing can do him more harm than any\r\n            <lb/>excess that &amp; he will not only be hurt by intoxication but \r\n            <lb/>even by <symptom n=\"21\">being heated to any degree</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>On this subject of Liqu<subst><del>ours</del><add place=\"above\">ids</add></subst> I have only to add that Coffee\r\n            <lb/>and tea are both bad for M<sup>r</sup> Gavin and if he still desires <unclear>sthing</unclear> in \r\n            <lb/>form of Tea let it be of <ingredient n=\"99\">Balm</ingredient> sage or other such herb of home\r\n            <lb/>growth. Chocolate if he disgest it easily will be a very proper breakfast\r\n            <lb/>for him.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>One article only remains which I think should be a part of M<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb/>Gavins Regimen &amp; that is keeping his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> a regular\r\n       <pb n=\"5\"/>\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> will always do harm and if he can order his\r\n            <lb/>so as to obviate that it is well but if he cannot he should emÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ploy a medecine so as never to be above one day without a stool\r\n        </p>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> May 31 1769</dateline>\r\n    </div>  \r\n</body>', 60, 2, '2012-10-03 16:56:02', 410),
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It is intended to act both as a <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> and <action n=\"12\">Diuretic</action>.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                    <reg>\r\n                        Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystal tartar</ingredient> and half an ounce of compound Powder of <ingredient n=\"10\">jallop</ingredient> made up according to the Edinburgh Pharmacopoeia,\r\n                        half a drachm of grated <ingredient n=\"17\">Nutmeg</ingredient>, half an ounce of <action n=\"21\">Lenitive Electuary</action> and a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">simple Syrup</ingredient> to be made into a thin Electuary.\r\n                        Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative Electuary</action>. A tea spoonful to be taken two or three times a day. 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Grind well and pour into \r\n                    two pounds of boiling Water. Allow to digest for twelve hours and strain. Add two ounces of <ingredient n=\"59\">juniper Water compound</ingredient>.\r\n                    Label: <action n=\"12\">Diuretic Infusion</action> two or three ounces to be taken after every dose of the Electuary.\r\n                </reg>    \r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If these Medicines succeed as <action n=\"12\">Diuretics</action>, I expect Miss Milbankes\r\n            <lb />complaints will be very soon relieved; but if not soon, I expect to hear\r\n            <lb />from you, when &amp;c --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Diet as dry as possible, and as little liquid food or drink as\r\n            <lb />she can well bear with -- All bodily motion must distress her\r\n            <lb />and do her harm, but going in a Carriage as often as she conveniÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ently can, may be of great service.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice>. 1. 1780</dateline>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The letter dated <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 31. - &amp; sent off <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 2. -\r\n        </p>        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1048, 13, '2014-11-14 13:10:15', 165),
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In two or three days I am to begin the fourth course of\r\n            <lb />the Pills which I hope will compleat the cure, as I wou\'d fain hope to\r\n            <lb />be able to goe out to the West Indies in three or four Months, some time\r\n            <lb />back &amp; thought not to goe out there again, but from some circumstances,\r\n            <lb />that have since occured I find I will be under the necesity, but if it\r\n            <lb />was pleased God th<unclear>at</unclear> I w<unclear>as</unclear> quite well I wou\'d not be the least affraid\r\n            <lb />as\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I look upon Barbadoes to be as healthy as this Climate, provided one\r\n            <lb />lives a regular life, as there never was one had a better state of health\r\n            <lb />there for five years than I had, &amp; dont know what to impute my preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sent disorder to as there cou\'d not anyone live more temperate than\r\n            <lb />I did, but I hope with your help to shortly get the better of it, as\r\n            <lb />I wou\'d much rather be out of the World than to have it continue\r\n            <lb />for any time, as besides the disagreeableness of having it to continue\r\n            <lb />it wou\'d oblige me to leave Barbadoes when I am very happily situÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ated in the mercantile way I <add place=\"above\">wou\'d</add> come here a perfect Stranger. I shoud\r\n            <lb />be much obliged for your answer by return of Post, &amp; what your opinion\r\n            <lb />now is, as upon your judgement I place my whole dependance.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>I am respectfully\r\n            <lb />Sir Your Most <choice><abbr>Ob<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>J<sup>o</sup> Seed</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>The heat still continues I wou\'d be\r\n        <lb />glad to know if it wou\'d be proper for me\r\n        <lb />to take any medicine to take away the\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"30\">eruptions</symptom>, they are something drier than\r\n        <lb />before but still continue very <symptom n=\"78\">itchy</symptom>. I don\'t recollect whether I mentioned\r\n        <lb />to you that I did not pespire as much in the West Indies as I thought\r\n        <lb />was necessary, nor do I here pespire any.</postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <handShift />\r\n            <annot>\r\n            <lb />J. Seed Belfast\r\n            <lb />July - 75\r\n            <lb />V. IV. p. 20\r\n            </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <handShift />\r\n            <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh</p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1152, 11, '2014-10-13 15:26:31', 42),
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L. was naturally thin of body but pretty\r\n                <lb />healthy till about 8 years ago he catch\'d\r\n                <lb />cold by sleeping in a garret room of a timber\r\n                <lb />land<note>In this context \'land\' indicates \'A building divided into flats or tenements\' (OED). The term was particularly common in Edinburgh at this period, when many people lived in high, over-crowded multi-occupancy tenement buildings.</note>\r\n                <lb />From that time he has never been free of a\r\n                <lb />pituitous<note>Probably a spelling error for \"pitous\".</note> <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> &amp; which he has observed to\r\n                <lb />be worst in wet weather and in winter; <del>And</del>\r\n                <lb />his bussiness, which allows him no exercise\r\n                <lb />but keeps him close at a desk, has, he\r\n                <lb />is positive more than any thing else had the\r\n                <lb />worst effect on his <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> &amp; often created\r\n                <lb />pains in his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> &amp;spitting of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>.\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Of late his <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> is turned more troubleÂ¬\r\n                <lb />some, particularly after meals, &amp; is attended\r\n                <lb />with a slight <symptom n=\"34\">fever</symptom> from after dinner till toÂ¬\r\n                <lb />wards next morning when he first begins to\r\n                <lb />get rest. About 12 days ago his <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> sudÂ¬\r\n                <lb />denly stopp\'d, so that at first tho\' he found himÂ¬\r\n                <lb />self a little uneasy, yet he thought the matter\r\n                <lb />might perhaps be secreting some other way\r\n                <lb />&amp; that he was turning better; but he soon felt\r\n                <lb />his mistake, being thereafter attacked with a\r\n                <lb /><symptom n=\"34\">fever</symptom>, <symptom n=\"56\">anxiety</symptom>, pains in the <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart>,\r\n                <lb />with a <symptom n=\"9\">lassitude</symptom> in his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> so that he was\r\n                <lb />unable to bear the <symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom> of <symptom n=\"4\">coughing</symptom> which\r\n                <lb />in a little resumed when the matter came\r\n                <lb />up thick tough &amp;with great difficulty. He\r\n                <lb />likewise felt an unusual <symptom n=\"9\">heaviness </symptom>in his <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart>\r\n                <lb />&amp; <bodypart n=\"89\">joints</bodypart> on moving. In the night time his <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart>\r\n                <lb />became <symptom n=\"51\">parched</symptom> so that it has <symptom n=\"65\">bled</symptom> in the\r\n                \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n              \r\n                <lb />morning. Upon this he changed his aliment intirely, takÂ¬\r\n                <lb />ing nothing but milk &amp; water, beef tea, &amp; vegetables.\r\n                <lb />which he thinks has had a good effect. However he is <del>not</del>\r\n                <lb />far from eing recovered. He still <add place =\'above\'>feels</add> the pain &amp;uneasiÂ¬\r\n                <lb />ness in his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> tho\' he <symptom n=\"4\">coughs</symptom> more freely; &amp; is troubled\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>w.<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> difficulty of breathing now &amp; then, &amp; is still so\r\n                <lb />weakly that the least <symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom> renders him unable to\r\n                <lb />move, and as he has now a family, whereby his life\r\n                <lb />becomes more useful, &amp; it being more so in the present\r\n                <lb />situation of his affairs, he begs his learned Physician\'s\r\n                <lb />best advice &amp; assistance, &amp; will conform himself to whatÂ¬\r\n                <lb />ever advice he gives him.  \r\n            </p>\r\n            <p> \r\n                <lb />W. L. has taken asses milk mostly since\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Aug.<sub>t</sub><expan>August</expan></abbr></choice> last; but from a little before his falling last\r\n                <lb />so bad he had discontinued it but has now again beÂ¬\r\n                <lb />gun it. He has now for the most part given up\r\n                <lb />writing, &amp; takes all the excercise he can, but he is\r\n                <lb />unable to ride easily on <choice><abbr>acc<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>account</expan></choice> of a <condition n=\"56\">rupture</condition>\r\n he has had\r\n                <lb />since he was six years of age. He has been <treatment n=\"1\">bled</treatment>\r\n                <lb />often after spitting of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> &amp;c. and he has also tried\r\n                <lb />the country air. 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I do\r\n                <lb />not understand exactly the meaning of the\r\n                <lb />pain of the <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> extending to the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp;\r\n                <lb /><bodypart n=\"81\">Å’sophagus</bodypart>, does it Continue in the <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> whilst\r\n                <lb />the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> is affected, or if it does is the pain\r\n                <lb />proportionally Continued over the whole. When\r\n                <lb />I am Inform\'d of these Circumstances I can advise\r\n                <lb />better, but in the meantime I am of opinion \r\n                <lb />that the Disease depends on the State of the <space w=\"1\" />\r\n                <lb />not Sufficiently favourable to the <condition n=\"8\">Menstrual\r\n                <lb />Discharge</condition> and this produced as it commonly does\r\n                <lb /><symptom n=\"57\">Spasmodic affections</symptom> of the <bodypart n=\"82\">Alimentary Canal</bodypart>.\r\n                <lb />The pain of the <bodypart n=\"73\">Side</bodypart> I suppose to arise from\r\n                <lb />the great flexure of the <bodypart n=\"69\">Colon</bodypart> on the left side,\r\n                <lb />and as there has been never any <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> or\r\n                <lb /><symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of breathing</symptom> connected <choice><abbr>w.<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> this\r\n         \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n                \r\n                <lb />pain. I cannot suppose it depends on any\r\n                <lb />affection of the Thorax, I <choice><abbr>w.<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> however desire a \r\n                <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> to be applied to the pain\'d part, and let a\r\n                <lb />part of it be kept open as a <treatment n=\"4\">perpetual Blister</treatment>\r\n                <lb />for some time. During the week before <condition n=\"8\">menÂ¬\r\n                <lb />struation</condition> let her be put into a <treatment n=\"46\">Semicupium</treatment>\r\n                <lb />not very warm, and let her Sit in it for half\r\n                <lb />an hour or more if She bears it easily, and let\r\n                <lb />this be repeated once again before the <condition n=\"8\"><choice><abbr>Menstruat.</abbr><expan>Menstruation</expan></choice></condition>\r\n                <lb />The best time for the <treatment n=\"46\">Bath</treatment> is betwixt Six &amp;\r\n                <lb />Seven in the Evening, and when she comes out\r\n                <lb />of it she may put on her ordinary Cloaths,\r\n                <lb />but keep to her Chamber during the rest of the \r\n                <lb />evening. Besides the <treatment n=\"46\">Semicupium</treatment> she <choice><abbr>sh.<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />during the Same week every night before going \r\n                <lb/>to Bed <treatment n=\"17\">Set her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> and part of her <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> for\r\n                <lb />half an hour in warm water</treatment>, and take care\r\n                <lb />to have them will wrapt in flannel till She\r\n                <lb />is warm a Bed_______\r\n              </p> \r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n              <p>\r\n                  <lb />Nothing is of more <choice><abbr>conseq.</abbr><expan>consequence</expan></choice> to this Lady than\r\n                  <lb />to avoid Cold <choice><abbr>partic.<sup>ly</sup></abbr><expan>particularly</expan></choice> in her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> which\r\n                  <lb /><choice><abbr>sh.<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> always be kept warm and dry, and when \r\n                  <lb />on any occasion they become Cold pains <choice><abbr>sh.<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> be\r\n                  <lb />taken to recover <choice><abbr>y.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> heat, either by putting them \r\n                  <lb />near the fire or by Chaffing them with a warm\r\n                  <lb />flannel. I am told that a small <choice><abbr>q.<sup>ty</sup></abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> of the \r\n                  <lb /><action n=\"40\">Deobstruent gums</action> <treatment n=\"30\">purged</treatment> her much and am \r\n                  <lb />also told that <unclear>Shintuos</unclear><note>This appears to be the correct reading, but meaning remains unclear.</note> <treatment n=\"30\">Purges</treatment> have been emÂ¬\r\n                  <lb />ployed to open the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>, but am left uncertain\r\n                  <lb /><choice><abbr>ab.<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>about</expan></choice> the ordinary State of it, and therefore cannot\r\n                  <lb />prescribe positively, but must say that if the\r\n                  <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> is not easy and regular it <choice><abbr>sh.<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> be rendered\r\n                  <lb />so by medicines, and <choice><abbr>partic.<sup>ly</sup></abbr><expan>particularly</expan></choice> the week before \r\n                  <lb /><condition n=\"8\">Menstruation</condition>. I have given below a persÂ¬\r\n                  <lb />cription for a <action n=\"21\">Laxative Pills</action> which I think \r\n                  <lb />Suited to the Case, and I expect that one or two\r\n                  <lb />of these taken at Bed_time will keep the\r\n                  <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> regular without <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment>, let them\r\n               \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n                  <lb />be employed; therefore if necessary, and let \r\n                  <lb />no peculiarity of her Constitution forbid them.\r\n                  <lb />About the time of the coming of the <condition n=\"8\">Menses</condition>\r\n                  <lb />or on the first Days of their flowing if there\r\n                  <lb />be any <symptom n=\"57\">Spasmoid. Affections</symptom> of the <bodypart n=\"82\">alimentary \r\n                  <lb />Canal</bodypart> they are to be heated by <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> which\r\n                  <lb />in that Case will not stop the <condition n=\"8\">menses</condition> but\r\n                  <lb />rather favour their Course. The measures \r\n                  <lb />hitherto proposed are to be employed at the apÂ¬\r\n                  <lb />proach of the <condition n=\"8\">menses</condition> or during their Course,\r\n                  <lb />and at <unclear><choice><abbr>oy<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>other</expan></choice></unclear> times, the only medicine<del><illegible l=\"1\" /></del> I <choice><abbr>w.<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice>\r\n                  <lb />proscribe is a <ingredient n=\"12\">Chaly</ingredient> <space w=\"1\" /> which may either\r\n                  <lb />be taken in the Powder ordered below or She\r\n                  <lb />may 20 or 30 Drops of the <ingredient n=\"129\"><choice><abbr>tinct:</abbr><expan>tincture</expan></choice> martis</ingredient>\r\n                  <lb /><choice><abbr>Pharm: Lond:</abbr><expan>London Pharmacopoeia</expan></choice> in a Glass of water 2 or 3\r\n                  <lb />times a Day. I am perswaded that nothing \r\n                  <lb /><choice><abbr>w.<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> be of more Service in this Case than being\r\n                  <lb />much in fresh Air, and taken gentle ExÂ¬\r\n                  <lb />ercise on horse back; but I am told that\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n                  <lb />Riding exercise the pain of her <bodypart n=\"73\">Side</bodypart> so much\r\n                  <lb />that She could not bear it, by this I understand\r\n                  <lb />She could not bear the Motion of a trotting horse,\r\n                  <lb />but I am perswaded she may bear an easy walk\r\n                  <lb />and this in the meantime will do a great deal\r\n                  <lb />and will at length bring her to bear a\r\n                  <lb />Brisker Motion_______                  \r\n              </p>\r\n              \r\n              <closer>\r\n                  <dateline>\r\n                      Edinburgh\r\n                      23d Feb.<sup>ry</sup> 1774\r\n                  </dateline>\r\n              </closer>                              \r\n       </div>\r\n</body>', 882, 11, '2015-04-10 11:20:07', 235);
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This I impute to the <condition n=\"18\">dregs of the interÂ¬\r\n    <lb />mittent fever</condition> he was affected with in america and\r\n    <lb />therefore think it may be more easily mended than if\r\n    <lb />it had depended upon any original fault in his\r\n    <lb />Constitution. But whatever it depends upon, it cannot\r\n    <lb />be mended by medicines alone but will require a\r\n    <lb />pretty strict attention to a regimen and that too persisted\r\n    <lb />in for some time. Without this, medicines will be of little\r\n    <lb />service and if a proper regimen is observed few medicines\r\n    <lb />will be necessary.</p>\r\n<p><lb />The particulars which I think especially necessary to\r\n    <lb />be observed are the following</p>\r\n <p><lb />He should take meat every day at Dinner and he\r\n    <lb />may take of any kind that offers except bacon, Pork or\r\n    <lb />very fat meat of any kind. Farther choice in the quality\r\n    <lb />of his meat I do not require but must advise great moÂ¬\r\n    <lb />deration in the quaintity. A full meal will always\r\n     <lb />do harm and especially of meat. When his <symptom n=\"8\">appetite</symptom>\r\n    <lb />therefore is sharp let him fill up his meal with plain\r\n    <lb />soup and bread or with some kind of pudding. Let his\r\n    <lb />meat always be plain roasted or boiled avoiding every\r\n    <lb />thing baked fried or dressed with sauce. He may take\r\n    <lb />a little white fish boiled and served with a plain sauce\r\n    <lb />but he should take fish of any kind seldom and the\r\n    <lb />heavier kinds as salmon herrings or dressed shellÂ¬\r\n     <lb />fish, he should avoid altogether. He must not avoid veÂ¬\r\n    <lb />getables altogether but he must take them sparingly and\r\n    <lb />cautiously. Any kind of grain or what is made of it he\r\n    <lb />may take pretty freely and it is garden things only that\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <lb />that he must be cautious of. Along with his meat he may\r\n    <lb />take a little of any thing that is young and tender as\r\n    <lb />Colliflower, Turnips or young pease but he must avoid\r\n    <lb />old pease and beans, french beans and particularly cabbage.\r\n     <lb />He must abstain also from all raw vegetables as cuÂ¬\r\n     <lb />cumbers and sallad of any kind. In fruit he must be\r\n     <lb />particularly cutious. A few strawberries, very ripe\r\n     <lb />goosberries or a very mellow pear he may venture upon\r\n     <lb />but he should not taste cherries or any other stone\r\n     <lb />fruit and melon is particularly improper. Raw apples\r\n     <lb />are hazardous but boiled and in tarts or fritters they\r\n     <lb />are pretty safe. Green gooseberries or tarts are not safe.</p>\r\n<p><lb />At Supper Captain Ramsay should take no kind of meat\r\n     <lb />and if he requires any supper at all he may take some\r\n     <lb />kind of grain but no greens. If he digests milk easily\r\n     <lb />he may take that with bread or some kind of grain â€“\r\n     <lb />sweetening the whole with sugar pretty much. Eggs\r\n    <lb />are bad for Captain Ramsay. A bit of cheese as people\r\n    <lb />commonly take it after meals is very allowable but\r\n    <lb />toasted cheese or any kind of maccaroni are very imÂ¬\r\n    <lb />proper.</p>\r\n<p><lb />At Breakfast or at any other time the Captain\r\n    <lb />should take no indian tea or coffee but if he requires\r\n    <lb />something in the shape of tea at Breakfast he may\r\n    <lb />take <ingredient n=\"44\">balm</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"255\">sage</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"207\">Rosemary</ingredient> or he may take cocoa\r\n    <lb />tea or a weak chocolate. Dry toast with a moderate\r\n     <lb />proportion of butter is allowable but much butter or\r\n     <lb />buttered toast will be better let alone. Milk with an\r\n     <lb />equal part of water gruel well sweetened with sugar\r\n     <lb />will make a very good breakfast with a piece of dry\r\n     <lb />toast. Jelly, marmalade or honey and all sweetmeats\r\n     <lb />I think bad for Captain Ramsay and I allow of much\r\n     <lb />sugar with nothing but milk â€“â€“</p>\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n <p><lb />For ordinary drink, toast water is the best but if\r\n     <lb />it feels too raw for his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> he may put a small\r\n     <lb />proportion of spirits to it. He may take a few glasses\r\n     <lb />of wine every day at dinner but it must be a few only,\r\n     <lb />for every, or the least approach to excess will do much\r\n     <lb />harm. What wine he takes should be of a strong\r\n     <lb />body as madeira or red Port and even a good sherry,\r\n     <lb />but this and most other white wines are of uncertain\r\n     <lb />quality. All kinds of french wines and Rhenish I\r\n     <lb />hold to be very improper and still more so are all\r\n     <lb />our home brewed wines and all kinds of malt\r\n     <lb />liquor even Porter. When he is to take more than two\r\n     <lb />or three glasses or madeira or Port he should take them\r\n     <lb />with water If he takes any strong drink after supper\r\n     <lb />it may be a little weak punch without souring &amp;\r\n     <lb />with little Sugar and this too he may take at Dinner\r\n     <lb />but I would not wish it to be frequently his drink.</p>\r\n<p><lb />With this regimen Captain Ramsay should\r\n     <lb />be much in the fresh air when the weather is not\r\n    <lb />hot and often in gentle exercise <symptom n=\"21\">without being\r\n    <lb />heated</symptom> or <symptom n=\"9\">fatigued</symptom> by it. He should in the mornings\r\n     <lb />and forenoons be much on horseback but never\r\n     <lb />soon after Dinner â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />With this Regimen strictly observed few medicines\r\n     <lb />will be necessary but I must recommend two kinds\r\n     <lb />to him and the Receipts for them come along with\r\n        <lb />this. 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Esq<sup>r</sup></head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />After considering the whole of M<sup>r</sup> Woods past &amp; present state I am\r\n            <lb />of opinion that he has no ailment <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> requires any attention but a\r\n            <lb />latent <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>, <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> is more intermittent than Hectic &amp; <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> by a little good\r\n            <lb />management may be soon removed --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For this purpose His diet for some time must be light &amp; cooling\r\n            <lb />Both for breakfast &amp; supper he should take some kind of milk meat\r\n            <lb />At dinner he may take a little animal food, but of the lighter\r\n            <lb />kinds as pullet, rabbit, tripe, boiled Haddock or whiting, or if he\r\n            <lb />takes beef, mutton, veal or lamb, it should be in <del>very</del> small qantity\r\n            <lb />Bacon, Pork waterfowl: pigeon or salmon he should abstain\r\n            <lb />from altogether. Whatever animal food he takes he should never\r\n            <lb />make a full meal of it, but make up that with light soup &amp;\r\n            <lb />some kind of pudding. - When at any time he feels <del><symptom n=\"21\">hot</symptom> or</del>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"55\">drowsy</symptom> <symptom n=\"21\">hot</symptom> or <symptom n=\"68\">thirsty</symptom>, he may conclude that he has taken too much\r\n            <lb />animal food or of an improper kind &amp; he should correct it afterwards\r\n            <lb />Roots &amp; greens he may take a little of along with his meat but\r\n            <lb />he should take them sparingly. ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For ordinary drink he may take <del>good sherry &amp; Lisbon</del>\r\n            <lb />sherry or good Lisbon &amp; water &amp; that rather than any kind of\r\n            <lb />malt liquor. - After dinner he may take two or three glasses of Claret\r\n            <lb />or Hock, or he may take a glass or two of port with a large proportion\r\n            <lb />of water, but his quantity of wine of any kind must always be\r\n            <lb />very moderate - Punch or spirits in any shape is much less proper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He will be much the better for taking exercise in a carriage\r\n            <lb />&amp; when the season is farther advanced he will recieve more benefit\r\n            <lb />still from going on horseback. -- While the season continues severe\r\n            <lb />he must be cautious in going abroad &amp; when it is either very\r\n            <lb />cold or very wet it will be safest for him to stay at home, but\r\n            <lb />it is to be hoped that a good season will soon set in &amp; then a steady\r\n            <lb />course of exercise will be his most certain remedy - he should\r\n            <lb />travel <del>for t</del> from 20 to 40 miles a day &amp; if he can always make that\r\n            <lb />journey before dinner it will be best While the bad season continues\r\n            <lb />he should be very cautious in walking abroad &amp; especially in going on damp grounds\r\n        </p>\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At all times he should be well cloathed, his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> should\r\n            <lb />be kept warm &amp; dry &amp; a flannel shirt next his skin will be of service to\r\n            <lb />him -- I dont doubt but by this regimen M<sup>r</sup> W. will get perfectly\r\n            <lb />well before the Spring is far <del>ad</del> advanced, but his recovery will be\r\n            <lb />secured also by a few medicines --- On a paper apart I have prescribed\r\n            <lb />what I think is necessary. They are in the first place some <action n=\"51\">febrifuge</action>\r\n            <lb />powders of which three are to be taken every day - one in the <choice><abbr>morn:</abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />before breakfast, another about an hour after it &amp; the third about\r\n            <lb />an hour or more before dinner. The may be taken either in a\r\n            <lb />glass of water or may be made into a bolus with a little syrup\r\n            <lb />&amp; taken every night at bed time - the dose is a table spoonfull\r\n            <lb />but if that dose gives no sicknes or squeamishness it may be\r\n            <lb />increased to two or three spoonfulls. ---- I shall think no other\r\n            <lb />medicine necessary except it be a gentle <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> in case of <symptom n=\"24\">costiveÂ¬\r\n                <lb />ness</symptom> which should never be allowed to go too far. What <del>th</del> I think\r\n            <lb />best for this purpose I have also ordered on the paper apart.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W C</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup> 30<sup>th</sup> Jan<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh 30<sup>th</sup> January</expan></choice> 1773. ---</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Wood</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž pulv. <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. peruvian</ingredient> â„ˆj\r\n                    <lb />------ rad <ingredient n=\"81\">Colomb:</ingredient> gr v.\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"44\">sal. mart.</ingredient> gr i\r\n                    <lb />â„³ f. pulvis et fiant h. m. dos â„–. xxi.\r\n                    <lb />sig. <action n=\"51\">Febrifuge</action> powders\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take one scruple of powdered <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian bark</ingredient>, \r\n                    five grains of powdered <ingredient n=\"81\">columbo</ingredient> root, and one \r\n                    grain of <ingredient n=\"44\">green vitriol</ingredient>. 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Sig. <action n=\"51\">febrifuge</action> solution ---\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take three ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">rose water</ingredient>, half an ounce \r\n                    each of fine <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">caryophyll \r\n                    syrup</ingredient>, and two grains of <ingredient n=\"110\">tartar emetic</ingredient>.\r\n                    Mix. Label: <action n=\"51\">Febrifuge</action> solution\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"45\">Cryst: Tart:</ingredient> pulv: â„¥ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"153\">pulp. prunor. gall.</ingredient> â„¥i\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">syr. simplic</ingredient> q. s. ut f. Electuarium tenue sive Lochoch.\r\n                    <lb />sig. <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Elect: two or three spoonfulls to be taken for a \r\n                    <lb />dose in the Morn: when occasion requires.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two ounces of powdered <ingredient n=\"45\">crystal tartar</ingredient>, one ounce of \r\n                    juice of <ingredient n=\"153\">French prunes</ingredient>, and a sufficient quantity of \r\n                    <ingredient n=\"172\">simple syrup</ingredient>, and make a thin Electuary or Lochoch\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W C</signed>\r\n            <dateline>30<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1773.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 467, 2, '2013-06-06 13:43:47', 78),
(672, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c757\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:757] From: Mr William Wardrobe / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Miss Janet Turner (Patient) / 30 April 1763 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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In Spring 1762\r\n         <lb />she was seized with a <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> and\r\n         <symptom n=\"55\">langour of disposition</symptom>\r\n         <lb />which continued for some considerable time, and as the weaÂ¬\r\n         <lb />ther grew warm, she gradually recovered without any\r\n         <lb />assistance from Medicine, and Continued pretty well till\r\n         <lb /><choice><abbr>Jany</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> last when she was again affected with what they thought\r\n         <lb />a <condition n=\"13\">Cold</condition> which continuing with her till the beginning of\r\n         <lb />March they at last called me, when I found her Complaining\r\n         <lb />of a pain of her <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart> pretty high up the \r\n         <bodypart n=\"40\">Sternum</bodypart> a <symptom n=\"4\">freÂ¬\r\n            <lb />quent dry venatious Cough</symptom>, \r\n         with a <symptom n=\"12\">shortness of Breathing</symptom> and\r\n         <lb />difficulty too, at times especially upon taking any exercise, a\r\n         <lb /><symptom n=\"61\">Sickness</symptom> at the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> and \r\n         <symptom n=\"6\">heaviness and lowness of Spirits</symptom>\r\n         <lb />especially afternoon, <symptom n=\"8\">a want of appetite</symptom> and <bodypart n=\"2\">dry Tongue</bodypart> and\r\n         <lb /><symptom n=\"68\">frequent thirst</symptom>. Her \r\n         <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> rather <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> and her Urine Clear\r\n         <lb />and thin, Her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse quick and seemingly depressed</symptom>, she complained\r\n         <lb />also of a <symptom n=\"20\">chillness and shivering</symptom> which was suceeded by some  \r\n         <lb /><symptom n=\"21\">Heats</symptom> and <symptom n=\"28\">Sweatings</symptom> especially in the mornings I \r\n         <treatment n=\"1\">let a few\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>ozs</abbr><expan>ounces</expan></choice> of <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> from\r\n            her <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart></treatment> which was rather Sizy but of a\r\n         \r\n      </p>\r\n\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n      <p>\r\n         \r\n         <lb />loose contenture, gave her some <treatment n=\"9\">vomits</treatment>, a <ingredient n=\"154\">a Gum Ammoniac Solution</ingredient> <unclear>&amp;</unclear> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"25\">squill pills</ingredient>\r\n         <lb />also <del>another</del> The <ingredient n=\"113\" t=\"1\">Tinct. ad. Stomachious Bitters</ingredient>, and <treatment n=\"4\">Blisters</treatment> to her <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart>, with some\r\n         <lb />of the <ingredient n=\"109\">Edin<sup>r.</sup> Sacrum</ingredient><note>Obscure. Although the <i>Pharmacopoeia Collegii Regii Medicorum Edinburgensis</i> (Edinburgh: 1774), (p. 84), lists a decoction of aloes called \'Sacrum\' this does not accord with Cullen\'s formula here.</note> was a at times \r\n         when <symptom n=\"24\">Costive</symptom> But hitherto have had no good\r\n         <lb />Success --- as her Parents are very Anxious about her I advised them to \r\n         <lb />apply to you, <add place=\"above\">as</add> they are able to do for her,\r\n         If you can Understand the disease\r\n         <lb />by the account I have given, which is indeed her Complaints as I copyed them\r\n         <lb />from her own Mouth yester night - youll be so good as favour me with\r\n         <lb />your prescriptions which I shall apply and give you an Account of after\r\n         <lb />wards - I have only forgot to tell you she used to be very <condition n=\"8\">regular in her\r\n            <lb />menstruation, but since the beginnning of this allways has been obstructed</condition> \r\n         or next\r\n         <lb />to it Her <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> is now mostly in \r\n         <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> night time and takes it in Severe Letts, and      \r\n         <lb /><symptom n=\"78\">Spitts</symptom> more than at first, what she <symptom n=\"76\">Spitts is a tough viscid bluish sort of Mucus</symptom>\r\n         <lb />her <symptom n=\"28\">Sweatings in the night time</symptom> are <del>greater then</del> increasing too. I ordered her\r\n         <lb />riding and a Glass of wine in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n         forenoon but she is not the better of any\r\n         <lb />thing I have ordered, - Forgive this confused account as I am in a hurry and\r\n         <lb />believe me to be\r\n         \r\n      </p>\r\n      \r\n      <closer>\r\n         \r\n         \r\n         <salute>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n            <lb />your most obliged humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr></choice></salute>\r\n         \r\n         <signed>William Wardrobe</signed>\r\n         \r\n         \r\n      </closer> \r\n      \r\n   </div>\r\n   <div> \r\n      \r\n      \r\n      <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n     \r\n     <p>\r\n      \r\n      <lb />To\r\n      <lb />William Cullen Esqr\r\n      <lb />Physician at\r\n      <lb />Edinburgh\r\n      \r\n     </p>\r\n   </div>\r\n   \r\n</body>', 757, 11, '2014-10-13 13:28:43', 163),
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It is\r\n            <lb />to be taken in broth &amp; it is by the broth that the dose of the \r\n            <lb /><subst><del><ingredient n=\"100\">Lixivium</ingredient></del>\r\n                <add place=\"above\">liquor</add></subst> is to be determined &amp; It is\r\n            therefore necessary that the\r\n            <lb />broth should be made at all times exectly of the same strength\r\n            <lb />and it may be done as follows. X Take four ounces of lean beef\r\n            <lb />cut it small &amp; put it into\r\n            <subst><del>three pints</del> <add place=\"above\">four muchkins</add></subst>\r\n            of cold water. Set it\r\n            <lb />over the fire &amp; let it boil until <subst><del>one pint</del> \r\n                <add place=\"above\">two muchkins</add></subst> are boiled away,\r\n            then take it from\r\n            <lb />the fire &amp; pass it thro a cloth. If at any time there\r\n            happens to be boiled\r\n            <lb />away than enough let it be supplied by boiling water, so \r\n            that it remains\r\n            <lb />exactly one <add place=\"above\"><illegible l=\"2\"/></add> quart. If\r\n            when the broth cools any fat appears upon it let it be\r\n            <lb />taken way. It will be best to have this broth made fresh\r\n            every day <subst><del>&amp;</del> <add place=\"above\">or</add></subst> \r\n            <lb />at least every second day. When it is made\r\n            only every second <add place=\"above\">day</add> let the half that\r\n            <lb />is to be reserved for next day, be set by &amp;\r\n            covered <add place=\"above\">up</add> in a cold place --- \r\n            <lb />When the broth is cooled before the time of using it, it must be again a\r\n            <lb />little warmed when it is to be taken with the \r\n            <subst><del><ingredient n=\"100\">Lixivium</ingredient></del>\r\n                <add place=\"above\">Solution</add></subst>\r\n            which must be\r\n            <lb />done in this manner. - Take half a \r\n            <subst><del>pint</del> <add place=\"above\">muchkin</add></subst>\r\n            of the broth &amp; put into it  \r\n            <lb />about forty drops of the liquour or  \r\n            <lb />as many drops of the \r\n            <subst><del><ingredient n=\"100\">the Lixivium</ingredient></del>\r\n                <add place=\"above\">it</add></subst>\r\n            as the broth will cover the taste &amp; this\r\n            <lb />you are to do for a fortnight &amp; if then it <del>it</del>\r\n            is found to agree very well\r\n            <lb />with your <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, the dose\r\n            may be taken three times a day, that is an\r\n            <lb />hour before breakfast as well as before dinner &amp; \r\n            Supper.* -- This course\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"above\">is</add> to be continued for \r\n            <subst><del>six weeks</del> <add place=\"above\">a month</add></subst> \r\n            <add place=\"above\">X</add> &amp; \r\n            after you have taken it a month \r\n            <lb />I would wish to be informed of its affects that I may then advise your\r\n            <lb />future conduct. During this course you must drink no wine or other\r\n            <lb />fomented liquours &amp; <del>no</del> you must take no\r\n            punch with <del>out</del> souring\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />so you must be reduced to spirits &amp; water with very little Sugar.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />In Diet you must avoid the free use of pickles, lemon or Vinegar. You\r\n            <lb />must be sparing of all garden things, &amp; you may take\r\n            any plain meat you\r\n            <lb />like best, but the <add place=\"above\">lighter and</add> plainer the better, &amp; you may take any kind of pudding. \r\n            <lb />You may also take fish but seldom &amp; sparingly. Salted meat of all\r\n            <lb />kinds must be avoided. You will be the better of being in the\r\n            <lb />fresh air, but you must take any kind of execise very gently &amp; you\r\n            <lb />must be particularly carefull in guarding against cold.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n     <div>\r\n     \r\n     \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Taylor\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n    \r\n    <recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <choice>\r\n            \r\n            <orig>\r\n                <del>               \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"100\">Lixiv. casutic.</ingredient> â„¥xij Mitte in phialas iv sing. bene obturandas\r\n                    <lb />Signa <action n=\"54\">Antinephritic Liquour</action>. - \r\n                </del>\r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg><del>Take twelve ounces of <ingredient n=\"100\">caustic Lixivium</ingredient> put into four well-covered bowls. Label: \r\n                <action n=\"54\">Antinephritic Liquour</action></del>\r\n            </reg>\r\n        </choice>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </recipe>\r\n   \r\n    \r\n    <recipe>\r\n        \r\n           \r\n               <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig><del>â„ž pulv. <ingredient n=\"61\">fol. Uva Ursi</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s et fiant h.m. â„– xxviij</del></orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg><del>Take half-an-ounce of powdered <ingredient n=\"61\">flowers of Uva Ursi</ingredient> and make into twenty-eight doses as required</del></reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n       \r\n    </recipe>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 486, 3, '2013-05-01 20:49:04', 87);
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Miss Hume must continue to use a very light diet\r\n            <lb />chiefly of vegetables and milk and she should return\r\n            <lb />again to the tryal of the Asses milk beginning with a\r\n            <lb />small quantity and increasing by degrees. Sometimes\r\n            <lb />a tea spoonfull or two of Brandy or Rum will make\r\n            <lb />the milk sit better on the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> and Miss Bettie\r\n            <lb />may try this measure.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2. Miss Hume should go on horseback\r\n            <lb />every day that is fair avoiding however the Sun when it\r\n            <lb />is very warm Her motion should be very gentle but\r\n            <lb />continued as long as she can bear it without fatigue\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />much walking and especially up hill will readily do \r\n            <lb />harm, but her being in the fresh air and walking\r\n            <lb />gently on level ground will always be of service...\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3. Cold and wet are carefully to be avoided and\r\n            <lb />as soon as any cold weather sets in she should put\r\n            <lb />on a flannel shirt, to be used both night and day.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4. The <treatment n=\"4\">burgundy pitch plaister</treatment> should be again\r\n            <lb />put to her <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> at least as soon as the weather is\r\n            <lb />a little cooler. I have ordered below a <treatment n=\"4\">plaister</treatment> to\r\n            <lb />be put upon the pained part of her <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />5. 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To relieve her <symptom n=\"12\">breathing</symptom>\r\n            <lb />let her take every night at bed time three of the\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"19\">pectoral</action> pills prescribed below, washing them down\r\n            <lb />with a little water gruel or Barley water either\r\n            <lb />of which will do for her ordinary drink.\r\n        </p>\r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice>\r\n                    <orig>\r\n                        <lb />â„ž <treatment n=\"4\">Empl. 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Cinnam.</ingredient> s. v. â„¥j <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"18\">syr. Diacad.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s <ingredient n=\"58\">L. L.</ingredient> g<sup>tt</sup> x. â„³ f. Haustus\r\n                        <lb />signa <action n=\"34\">Anodyne</action> Draught\r\n                    </orig>\r\n                    <reg>\r\n                        Take one ounce of <illegible w=\"1\" /> <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon water</ingredient>, half an ounce of\r\n                        <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"18\">syrup of Diacodium</ingredient>, ten drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">L. L.</ingredient>, \r\n                        and mix. Make a draught. Label: <action n=\"34\">Anodyne</action> Draught.\r\n                    </reg>\r\n                </choice>\r\n            </recipe>\r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice>\r\n                    <orig>\r\n                        <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystall. Tartar.</ingredient> p. subt. â„¥iÅ¿s <ingredient n=\"152\">Pulp. Prun. 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Tolut.</ingredient> â„ˆj <ingredient n=\"50\">Sacch. alb.</ingredient> â„ˆij pulv. <ingredient n=\"143\">Enul. camp.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"49\">Rob Sambuc</ingredient> @ Ê’j <ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">Syr.\r\n                        <lb />Bals.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. massa divid. in pil. â„– XL Signa <action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action> Pills\r\n                    </orig>\r\n                    <reg>\r\n                        Take one scruple of <ingredient n=\"56\">balsam of Tolu</ingredient>, two scruples of powdered\r\n                        <ingredient n=\"50\">white sugar</ingredient>, one drachm each of <ingredient n=\"143\">enulcampagne</ingredient>\r\n                        and <ingredient n=\"49\">Elderberry Rob</ingredient>, and a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">syrup of balsam</ingredient>, \r\n                        and make a mass, divided into forty pills. 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However we must not despair &amp; I\r\n    <lb />shall advise as well as I can. I think it in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> first place necessary to stop, at least to moderate the\r\n    <lb /><treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> that his strength may be preserved till we shall have time to remove the cause\r\n    <lb />The powders &amp; <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalep</ingredient> which you last ordered appear to me very proper &amp; the effects seem to have\r\n    <lb />been suitable so that it may be prudent to continue their use but I must at the same time\r\n    <lb />observe to you that in some such cases the <action n=\"30\">Absorbents</action> meet with an Acid in the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup>.</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />converts them into a neutral which proves <action n=\"24\">purgative</action>. 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Diacod.</ingredient> â„¥i Signa <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Mixture</action> two tablespoonfuls\r\n        <lb />to be taken 3 or 4 times a day or more frequently in case of <action n=\"24\">purging</action>.</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take two drachms of best ground <ingredient n=\"97\">Japanese Earth</ingredient>, a drachm of <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon bark</ingredient>, and an ounce of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient>. Pour over six ounces of boiling water. Steep for two hours. Allow it to settle, stir, then strain the liquid. One ounce of <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon Water</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"18\">Spirit of Opium Syrup</ingredient> Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Mixture</action> two tablespoonfuls to be taken 3 or 4 times a day or more frequently in case of <action n=\"24\">purging</action>.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n\r\n    <p>I hope this shall answer\r\n        <lb />the purpose of moderating the <action n=\"24\">purging</action> but after it has recurred so often it may resist this\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>Med.</abbr><expan>Medicine</expan></choice> &amp; may require something more &amp; in that case I would try the following.</p>\r\n    <recipe><choice><orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. Cinnamon.</ingredient> ten â„¥j <ingredient n=\"26\" t=\"20\">Vin. Ipecacoan.</ingredient> Ê’j <ingredient n=\"58\">Tinct. Thebaic.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"92\" t=\"20\">vin. croc.</ingredient> @ g.<sup>tt</sup> xx. â„³. Signa\r\n        <lb /><action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Draught</action> to be taken at bedtime.</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take an ounce of thin <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon Water</ingredient>, a drachm of <ingredient n=\"26\" t=\"20\">Ipecacuanha wine</ingredient>, and twenty drops each of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"92\" t=\"20\">saffron in wine</ingredient>. Mix. Label: <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Draught</action> to be taken at bedtime.</reg></choice></recipe> \r\n    <p>I attend to what you say of the <ingredient n=\"64\">Pulv. Doveri</ingredient>\r\n      \r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n\r\n      <lb />but I think the dose I now propose will not heat &amp; I am certain will not <treatment n=\"30\">purge</treatment> him.\r\n        <lb />If you had not made the observation of your Bolus <symptom n=\"21\">making him hot</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"68\">thirsty</symptom> I should\r\n      <lb />have ordered him a larger dose of the <ingredient n=\"58\">Tinct Thebaic.</ingredient> but must leave that to your\r\n      <lb />discretion. This Sir is I hope all that is necessary <choice><abbr>ton<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>tonight</expan></choice> &amp; as within these 24 <choice><abbr>h</abbr><expan>hours</expan></choice>I\r\n    <lb />have travelled 90 miles in <choice><abbr>g<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>great</expan></choice> haste over very rough roads I am truly unable to\r\n    <lb />do more but you shall have another letter by tomorrows post in which I shall\r\n      <lb />go deeper into <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> subject &amp; be more particular with regard to every part of reÂ¬\r\n    <lb />gimen</p>\r\n    <closer><signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n    <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> March. 21.\r\n    <lb />1773.</dateline></closer>\r\n</div>\r\n\r\n  <div>\r\n\r\n<opener><salute><del>Sir</del></salute></opener> \r\n <p><del><lb />I wrote you <choice><abbr>l <sup>nt.</sup></abbr><expan>last night</expan></choice> as I was desired by express but could write only what I thought <del>what</del>\r\n  <lb />was most needful reserving till now a more full opinion. From the history of his <choice><abbr>constituts</abbr><expan>constitution</expan></choice>\r\n <lb />you have been pleased to give me,</del></p>\r\n<note>The \'express\' implies the faster postal service. The precise circumstances prompting this rare deletion in the casebook are obscure, but Cullen, who has just returned home from a long journey, seems to have abandoned sending a fuller response.</note>\r\n\r\n\r\n<head>\r\n\r\n<lb />To D<sup>r</sup> Hall\r\n<lb />For M<sup>r</sup> Joseph King of Newcastle.\r\n\r\n</head>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n\r\n<lb />For <symptom n=\"31\">diarrhÃ¦a</symptom> <action n=\"5\">Astringents</action> &amp;  <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient>. <action n=\"40\">Deobstructants</action> not <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurials</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"62\">saline</ingredient> - a trail of\r\n<lb /><ingredient n=\"33\">Antinomial</ingredient> <ingredient t=\"15\" n=\"6\">Tussileg.</ingredient> &amp; ad lb <action n=\"29\">Tonics</action> &amp; <ingredient n=\"129\">Tinct. Mart.</ingredient> Exercise in a carriage Diet of Light animal food\r\n<lb />Boiled Milk <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> Sago &amp; Rice No fermented liquors. Spirits &amp; water Toast water\r\n<lb />Flannel shirt ------\r\n\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n\r\n</div>\r\n</body>', 479, 3, '2015-04-18 14:29:44', 197),
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Her relief I think must be obtained by \r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"62\">Neutral salts</ingredient> re<del>n</del>generated, or <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient>. Instead of the\r\n                <lb />first you may use <ingredient n=\"62\" t=\"3\">Saline Draughts</ingredient> but if you find <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup> y<sup>se</sup></abbr><expan>that these</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />do not keep her <bodypart n=\"64\"><choice><abbr>B.</abbr><expan>Belly</expan></choice></bodypart> <choice><abbr>reg<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice> you must take to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient>.\r\n                <lb />When <symptom n=\"48\">acidity</symptom> becomes very troublesome as it is likely to be\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"270\">Magnesia</ingredient> or any other <action n=\"30\"><choice><abbr>Absorb<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>Absorbent</expan></choice></action> may be liable to purge her\r\n                <lb />&amp; I would rather employ such a <ingredient n=\"237\">soap pill</ingredient> as below. <choice><abbr>W<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>With</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>se</sup></abbr><expan>these</expan></choice> Medicines I would join <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"57\">Extract. sem. Cicut.</ingredient> of which\r\n                <lb />I sent you a quantity thro\' D<sup>r</sup> Stevensons\'s hands some time\r\n                <lb />ago <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup> if y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but if that</expan></choice> is exhausted I shall supply you <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> more. You\r\n                <lb />will begin <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a small dose of <choice><abbr>gr. ij</abbr><expan>two grains</expan></choice> &amp; increase it by degrees.\r\n                <lb />Tho\' I think <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> comp<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>the complaint</expan></choice> depends upon an obstructed <bodypart n=\"116\">pylorus</bodypart>\r\n                <lb />there may be &amp; there often is much <condition n=\"36\">spasmodic affection</condition>\r\n                <lb />joined <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup> it &amp; y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>with it the</expan></choice> most certain relief of <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> is by <action n=\"34\">Anodynes</action> <choice><abbr>b<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>ey</sup></abbr><expan>they</expan></choice> are otherwise inconvenient by their <action n=\"5\">Astringency</action>. However\r\n                <lb />I dare say you have been obliged to try <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> &amp; I would wish\r\n                <lb />to know your experience on <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> head. If you see occasion\r\n                <lb />to try <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> again I recommend <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Formula on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> other page as\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> nearly dry will do better <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup> her y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>with her than</expan></choice> any liquid. <choice><abbr>Y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>The</expan></choice> time of\r\n                <lb />trying <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> immediately before Dinner or an hour after it,\r\n                <lb />repeating <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> dose in half an hour or an hour if necessary.\r\n                <lb />I will say nothing of M<sup>rs</sup> Hopkirk\'s Diet, as <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> must be reÂ¬\r\n                <lb />gulated by her own experience better <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> by any rules I can\r\n                <lb />give. Exercise in a Carriage will certainly be of service to\r\n                <lb />her, but it ought to be when her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> is empty, upon\r\n                <lb />a smooth road always within <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> bounds of fatigue &amp; <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />great care to keep her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> warm.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </div>\r\n\r\n    <div>\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Hopkirk.</head>\r\n<recipe>\r\n    <choice>\r\n        <orig>\r\n            <lb />â„ž pulv. Rad. <ingredient n=\"81\">Colomb.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s <ingredient n=\"53\">Sapon. 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M<sup>r</sup> Jeffreys Son is in danger of\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"5\">Epilepsy</condition> and I think our measures must be directed\r\n            <lb />accordingly. The <symptom n=\"30\">Eruption</symptom> coming out may save him but it\r\n            <lb />is very precarious &amp; I think he should have a constant <treatment n=\"11\">drain\r\n            <lb />by a pea issue</treatment> in his <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart>. <treatment n=\"1\">Bleeding</treatment> from time to time may\r\n            <lb />be usefull if the times of <condition n=\"25\">fullness</condition> are watched but it will\r\n            <lb />be much better to prevent it by a spare diet &amp; the strictest\r\n            <lb />temperance with regard to strong drink. Gentle Exercise\r\n            <lb />will be of Service but all violent Exercise must do harm.\r\n            <lb />I expect little from <treatment n=\"9\">vomiting</treatment> or <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> &amp; he will hardly\r\n            <lb />bear the last. However either crudity of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> may \r\n            <lb />require a <treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment> or <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> a <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> at times. To favour\r\n            <lb />the determination to the <unclear>Strain</unclear> I would give either the <ingredient n=\"110\">emetic\r\n            <lb />wine</ingredient> or a <ingredient n=\"125\">Solution of Tartar <unclear>refracta</unclear></ingredient> dosi with a <ingredient n=\"15\" t=\"15\">sarsa\r\n            <lb />Dicoction</ingredient>. As you see occasion you may throw in some of\r\n            <lb />the nervous medecines, when the effects of this <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> are well \r\n            <lb />over I would approve of his returning to the Sea bathing.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />All close attention\r\n            <lb />is bad for him &amp; as long as he finds that reading brings on\r\n            <lb />that <symptom n=\"57\">twitching</symptom> in his <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> he should abstain from it. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The case is perhaps too recent to fix our measures very \r\n            <lb />positively but when there is occasion for more consultation\r\n            <lb />you will let me know. My best compliments to M<sup>r</sup> Jeffrey <choice><abbr>Sen.<sup>or</sup></abbr><expan>Senior</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />and all friends. \r\n        </p>\r\n      <closer>\r\n       <salute>\r\n           <lb />I am always\r\n       </salute>\r\n       <signed>\r\n           <lb />W.C.\r\n       </signed>\r\n       <dateline>\r\n           <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 23<sup>d</sup> <choice><abbr>Aug.</abbr><expan>August</expan></choice>\r\n           <lb />1770\r\n       </dateline>\r\n      </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 104, 11, '2015-04-17 23:13:08', 73);
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We cannot therefore propose\r\n    <lb />to make an entire cure but some attention and\r\n    <lb />pains properly bestowed can always make them much\r\n    <lb />easier.\r\n\r\n </p>   \r\n <p>\r\n     \r\n    <lb />The attention that is necessary with respect \r\n    <lb />to diet, exercise, avoiding cold and keeping the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />regular, our former advice and M<sup>r</sup> Russels own\r\n    <lb />experience have sufficiently instructed him in, and\r\n    <lb />we have only now to add what we are directed to\r\n    <lb />by his own late observation and Experience.\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n   \r\n   <p>\r\n       <lb />From the observations he has made on the effects\r\n       <lb />of <symptom n=\"30\">eruptions</symptom> on his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>\r\n       we are certain that if the\r\n       \r\n       \r\n  <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n       \r\n       <lb />determination of the circulation to the surface of the\r\n       <lb />body was sufficiently kept up his <condition n=\"14\">asthmatic complaints</condition>\r\n       <lb />would be much easier. We propose therefore that\r\n       <lb />he should use a medicine which from much experience\r\n       <lb />we know to be usefull to his purpose. It is a mixture\r\n       <lb />ordered below of which he must take a table spoonÂ¬\r\n       <lb />full at bedtime. This dose may give him a little\r\n       <lb /><symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom> at <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> and\r\n       it is proper that it should\r\n       <lb />do so <del>but</del> to a certain degree but not so far <symptom n=\"3\">as to\r\n       <lb />make him ready to vomit</symptom>. According therefore to\r\n<lb/>the effects on the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> the dose is to be regulaÂ¬\r\n<lb/>ted. If the dose makes him very sick and\r\n<lb/>ready to <symptom n=\"3\">vomit</symptom> it must be diminished but if it has\r\n       <lb />no sensible effects or when the effects it has at first\r\n       <lb />are by repetition prevented, it is necessary to increase\r\n       <lb />the dose by half a spoonful at a time till he can\r\n       <lb />perceive its effects. This Medicine is <add place=\"above\"><del>not</del></add> <del>to con</del> not\r\n       \r\n       <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n  \r\n       <lb />to be constantly employed but for several weeks at a\r\n       <lb />time and again after some intermission for a like time\r\n       <lb />more or less as <add place=\"above\">the</add> relief obtained by it shall direct. The\r\n       <lb />times when it will be more especially necessary are\r\n       <lb />in Winter and in easterly weather and then too it is\r\n       <lb />when warm cloathing and every other means of avoiding\r\n       <lb />cold are to be employed.\r\n       \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n       \r\n   \r\n       <lb />Another remedy which M<sup>r</sup> Russell\'s late expeÂ¬\r\n       <lb />rience has suggested we can also recommend with\r\n       <lb />great confidence and that is a voyage which if of\r\n       <lb />some length may be of very great service not only\r\n       <lb />in relieving him for the time but in keeping him\r\n       <lb />easier for the winter after. If he could have set\r\n       <lb />out about the beginning of May I should have advised\r\n       <lb />him to go to Philadelphia or some other place on the\r\n       <lb />Coast of North America and to have returned again \r\n       <lb />immediately but it is now too late for such a voyage\r\n       \r\n  <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n      \r\n       <lb />as I think it necessary for him to finish such a\r\n       <lb />Course and return to his own home before the very\r\n       <lb />cold weather sets in and that is before the end of\r\n       <lb />September or rather sooner. For this reason he\r\n       <lb />must be satisfied with a shorter voyage for this\r\n       <lb />season and must go to some place to the South of\r\n       <lb />Europe from whence he may have an opportunity\r\n       <lb />of returning in due time. Lisbon, S<sup>t</sup> Lucar or\r\n       <lb />Cadiz are the places most likely to answer.\r\n       <lb />When he has returned from such a voyage he\r\n       <lb />must take care not to sit down all at once but\r\n       <lb />should for some time after go in a carriage every\r\n       <lb />day so that his exercise may be given up by degrees\r\n       \r\n   </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n       <lb />In <del>going</del> being at Sea he must avoid the Ships\r\n       <lb />provisions but need not otherwise be nice in his choice\r\n       <lb />taking very moderately of Solid animal food and living\r\n       <lb />very much upon grains\r\n          \r\n       </p>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n <closer>\r\n     \r\n     \r\n  <signed>William Cullen</signed> \r\n     \r\n     <dateline>\r\n        \r\n  <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> June 1773.\r\n     \r\n     </dateline>\r\n    \r\n     \r\n </closer>   \r\n\r\n</div>\r\n     \r\n     <div>\r\n<pb n=\"5\" />\r\n         <recipe>\r\n             <choice>\r\n                 <orig>\r\n                     <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. ros.</ingredient> â„¥iij Å¿s\r\n                     <lb /><ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Syr. caryoph.</ingredient> Ê’vj\r\n                     <lb /><ingredient n=\"110\">T. 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Baillie\'s ailments now\r\n            <lb />for two weeks past I am positive that she has no fixed ailment in any\r\n            <lb />part, that her complaints arise entirely from a <symptom n=\"23\">weakness of her <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart></symptom>\r\n            <lb />which as usual <symptom n=\"6\">has broken her spirits</symptom>, and thereby aggravated all her\r\n            <lb />feelings. Upon the whole I am very clear and positive that tho\' she\r\n            <lb />may recover slowly, there is no sort of danger in the case; and I have\r\n            <lb />no sort of doubt but that <symptom n=\"23\">she will recover her spirits and even her\r\n            <lb />strength very entirely</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To assist this purpose I think very little medecine will be\r\n            <lb />necessary. I have only to advise the strengthening Electuary ordered\r\n            <lb />below for 8 or 10 days at one time, and this repeated at the interval\r\n            <lb />of a fortnight for two or three times, <add place=\"above\">At</add> all other times she must\r\n            <lb />take care to keep her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> strictly regular, by the use of the\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Electuary she has lately employed or the pills ordered below\r\n            <lb />as she shall find the one or t\'other agree with her.           \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Along with these medecines a proper regimen must be\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />observed, and will in a short time compleat her cure\r\n            <lb />She must ride on horseback for two or three hours every\r\n            <lb />forenoon that is tolerably fair: the afternoons are not so proper.\r\n            <lb />If the weather should at any time prove very warm she must\r\n            <lb />take her ride in the mornings. For general she should get up\r\n            <lb />pretty early, and go to bed betimes. She will always be the better\r\n            <lb />for being in the fresh air and in gentle motion, but much\r\n            <lb />walking or any bodily fatigue will do her harm. Cold is\r\n            <lb />certainly to be avoided; and pains are to be taken to keep her\r\n            <lb />feet and legs always warm and dry, but keeping herself\r\n            <lb />very warm, especially by fires is also very bad for her. Let\r\n            <lb />her therefor keep herself warm abroad but cool when\r\n            <lb />within doors.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In diet she must keep her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> always tight, aÂ¬\r\n            <lb />voiding much meat, and especially heavy meat. At supper she\r\n            <lb />must take none at all. Vegetables may sometimes prove <symptom n=\"7\">windy</symptom>\r\n            <lb />on her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, but choosing them young and tender she\r\n            <lb />should take them frequently. Well leavened and well baked wheat\r\n            <lb />bread should be a large part of her diet, and all other kind of\r\n            <lb />grain is also proper for her. Milk she may also take very\r\n            <lb />often. If she can conveniently get asses or mares milk, she\r\n            <lb />may take it in the mornings; but it is not absolutely neÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cessary, and half a mutchkin of Cow\'s milk warm from\r\n            <lb />the Cow may do as well. â€” For ordinary drink water\r\n            <lb />by itself or with a little wine in it is safer than any malt\r\n            <lb />liquor. 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decisive as I coud have wished, that in my\r\n            <lb />last letters I have been rather inpertinent &amp; indiscreet - in\r\n            <lb />troubling <add place=\"above\">you</add> with circumstances that may be deemed indelicate\r\n            <lb />&amp; invidious, &amp; on the whole that you woud rather wish to\r\n            <lb />discourage so <add place=\"above\">in</add>discreet a correspondent while at such a\r\n            <lb />distance - Yet at the same time I cannot help thinking\r\n            <lb />your humanity will forgive the man however you may blame\r\n            <lb />his manner, when you consider the state I was in when I\r\n            <lb />wrote both last times, and that any Patient is circumÂ¬\r\n            <lb />stanced as I am to D<sup>r</sup> Cullen must in any extremity look\r\n            <lb />up to him with uncommon confidence, &amp; write to him on\r\n            <lb />his case more fully &amp; with less reserve than to any other\r\n            <lb />man on earth -- But I will not trouble you any farther\r\n            <lb />with my conjectures - &amp; impute the whole I woud seem to\r\n            <lb />complain of to my own pecularities - &amp; the vast distance beÂ¬\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />tween us which makes a correspondence on such cases very troubleÂ¬\r\n            <lb />some --- And I begg leave now to trouble you with a short acÂ¬\r\n            <lb />count of my present situation - and which may be very fully\r\n            <lb />supplyed by my good friend &amp; Partner M<sup>r</sup> John Lindsay\r\n            <lb />who will deliver you this -- He performed all the good ofÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fices of a friend to me when in <add place=\"above\">my</add> worst state, &amp; was present &amp;\r\n            <lb />assisting of all the Operations\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />My <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatick Complaints</condition> are all gone long ago, tho\r\n            <lb />I am well aware the disposition remains, I think I know well\r\n            <lb />how to gaurd against its return -- As to <condition n=\"20\">Veneral Complaints</condition>\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"46\">running</symptom> still continues, tho I think &amp; believe as you woud\r\n            <lb />have me that the infection is long ago gone - I believe\r\n            <lb />also had I staid at home last summer after I got over my\r\n            <lb />other complaints, avoided exercise &amp; followed the mild\r\n            <lb />temperate regimen you prescribe I must long ere now been\r\n            <lb />fully restored - but unhappily in the then very disordered\r\n            <lb />&amp; relaxed state of the <bodypart n=\"55\">urethra</bodypart> I undertook as I wrote you\r\n            <lb />a journey of 200 miles from home to bath in warm\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />water which I had no occasion <add place=\"above\">for</add>, &amp; if I had coud have\r\n            <lb />been procured at home - where I got exposed to every\r\n            <lb />accident of weather &amp; had accomodation - here I caught\r\n            <lb />the <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatism</condition> again - &amp; here I was ply\'d with <ingredient n=\"36\">Cinnabar</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />&amp; other <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial</ingredient> preparations - which only served to\r\n            <lb />make me worse - and after I got home - what more\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">mercury</ingredient> purges &amp; infections I suffered - have <add place=\"above\">been</add> already\r\n            <lb />told - such fatality never attended poor Devil\r\n            <lb />It had been surely better my business had been finish\'d\r\n            <lb />at first ~ But to return the <symptom n=\"46\">running</symptom> is rather\r\n            <lb />less that when I wrote you - tho the colour varies a\r\n            <lb />little now and then as you said it woud - I also\r\n            <lb />have still <del>have</del> so much of the sensation of a\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"111\">Chordee</symptom> (or <condition n=\"97\">stricture</condition>, are they the same?) as satisfies\r\n            <lb />me the <bodypart n=\"55\">urethra</bodypart> is not entirely restored - I rememÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ber when you took me in hand at home the <symptom n=\"46\">running</symptom>\r\n            <lb />had then continued 12 <choice><abbr>Mo<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>months</expan></choice> but without any <symptom n=\"111\">Chordee</symptom>\r\n            <lb />after the first three weeks - And the <symptom n=\"46\">running</symptom> gave\r\n            <lb />way to the regimen you laid me under &amp; 3 months\r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb />interdiction from <illegible w=\"1\" /> - this now tho seems of a much\r\n            <lb />severer obstinate kind - your state of my case is very accurate\r\n            <lb />&amp; agreeable with my feelings, at present however I cannot\r\n            <lb />think the neck of the <bodypart n=\"56\">bladder</bodypart> affected, whatever it was\r\n            <lb />at my worst last winter, nor tho I had them then do I think\r\n            <lb />I have any troublesome <condition n=\"24\">strangureous</condition> sympon - just now\r\n            <lb />I believe I have rather <symptom n=\"27\">a more frequent stimulus to make\r\n            <lb /><del>a</del> water</symptom> than if all we were well, &amp; get free from that <symptom n=\"27\">inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />continency</symptom> I had <illegible w=\"1\" /> in the winter which was so great\r\n            <lb />after I began to get a little better of the <condition n=\"24\">strangureous</condition>\r\n            <lb />symptoms, that I used scarcely to have time to unÂ¬\r\n            <lb />button - this now tho is not the case for I may have\r\n            <lb />perhaps more stimuli and a few other indiscribable senÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sations different from a sound state, I think I have the\r\n            <lb />urine at sufficient command so as that it is not <add place=\"above\">in that respect</add> troubleÂ¬\r\n            <lb />some, -- a laxity tho &amp; occasionall <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> of the <bodypart n=\"55\">urethra</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />with a very small degree of <symptom n=\"111\">chordee</symptom> still I think remains\r\n            <lb />For this as you direct I have left off drinking altogether\r\n            <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            <lb />except where the water is bad I mix a little wine - I \r\n            <lb />eat milk &amp; Tea to breakfast &amp; supper &amp; dine temÂ¬\r\n            <lb />perately as fresh meats - and drink plentifully of water\r\n            <lb />or what is mild. If this practice will do I can easily\r\n            <lb />follow it up for any length of time - and as to VeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nery if that was altogether necessary to abstain from\r\n            <lb />I coud do that also - for I can submit to any thing you\r\n            <lb />will positively direct - However once a week on a\r\n            <lb />average is my present allowance - I make water\r\n            <lb />tollerably well, tho there always seems yet as if some\r\n            <lb />was left in <bodypart n=\"55\">Urethra</bodypart>, which requires stroking out\r\n            <lb />let me make water ever so deliberately - there seems\r\n            <lb />but little heat to remain - &amp; the stream joins\r\n            <lb />oftener than before - On the whole I am in such a\r\n            <lb />state I know not whether from what you wrote last\r\n            <lb />I shoud use the <treatment n=\"7\">Bougies</treatment> or not - If I coud do well\r\n            <lb />without to be sure I woud much rather - In there\r\n            <lb />has been too much freedom used with my <bodypart n=\"55\">Urethra</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />already\r\n            <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n            <lb />But on the other hand if you will be clear of this being a\r\n            <lb />more certain &amp; speedy cure for this inveterate business I\r\n            <lb />woud glady attempt them - As we have a good <illegible w=\"1\" /> here\r\n            <lb />I believe in Strachan which I experienced in his introÂ¬\r\n            <lb />duction of the <unclear>Cathetic</unclear> when two others here had like\r\n            <lb />to have destroyed me by their rough attempts - I was\r\n            <lb />uncertain about the safety of using the cold bath &amp; thereÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fore declined it this summer as you was silent on it\r\n            <lb />in your last - I have also since then declined all farther\r\n            <lb />intercourse with the Faculty here - nor have I thought\r\n            <lb />proper to communicate or show to them any part of\r\n            <lb />your last letter. I will wait with patience till I hear\r\n            <lb />from you again, observing in the mean time the regimen\r\n            <lb />of temperance in eating &amp;ca, &amp; altogether avoiding spiritous\r\n            <lb />liquors --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />There has been a sensation also which I may mention has\r\n            <lb />within these 6 weeks been a little troublesome to me (for I\r\n            <lb />do not remember it before so particularly) it is not very\r\n            <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n            <lb />alarming for I rather incline to think it proceeds\r\n            <lb />from <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatick affection</condition> or some other temporary\r\n            <lb />accidental cause, &amp; not from any matter forming\r\n            <lb />It is an uneasy feeling on that side <add place=\"above\">(the left)</add> of the <bodypart n=\"53\">anus</bodypart> \r\n            <lb />where the <treatment n=\"2\">operation</treatment> was performed, especially when\r\n            <lb />I stand up, &amp; a little <symptom n=\"133\">stiffness</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"37\">gut</bodypart> when at\r\n            <lb />stool a little more than formerly I think - I feel\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"71\">bone</bodypart> on that side closs to the <bodypart n=\"53\">anus</bodypart> when I press\r\n            <lb />it with my <bodypart n=\"16\">finger</bodypart> so sore as makes me sometimes\r\n            <lb />think it altogether a kind of <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatick affection</condition>\r\n            <lb />of it at other times I think I can feel the cicatrixes\r\n            <lb />of the wounds a little sore to the touch - the chief\r\n            <lb />uneasiness I think I feel when I stand up when I\r\n            <lb />sit down its easy - I think its not at all like the\r\n            <lb />pain arising from the formation of matter - and at\r\n            <lb />this time I am now writing I think there is no other\r\n            <lb />pain when I press it such as may be always exÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pected from a part that has undergone such an\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"2\">Operation</treatment> - Yet I thought I woud mention it --\r\n            <pb n=\"8\" />\r\n            <lb />In consequence of the heat of weather &amp; to long ride I have\r\n            <lb />had I was seized with the usual <condition n=\"10\">fevers</condition> for ten days but\r\n            <lb />they went off without taking any thing - I do not observe\r\n            <lb />they have made any alteration on the <symptom n=\"46\">running</symptom>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />On the whole <illegible w=\"1\" /> I woud begg a few more generall\r\n            <lb />directions from you relative to my present habit - &amp; parÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ticularly whether I shoud use the <treatment n=\"7\">Bougies</treatment> or not - &amp; the Cold\r\n            <lb />bath - and whether the regimen I have mentioned I observe\r\n            <lb />will suffice or it shoud be still lighter - Your reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />turning the half of the fee I sent by M<sup>r</sup> Spence to\r\n            <lb />another circumstance - that makes me fearfull of my\r\n            <lb />having been irksome to you I have desired M<sup>r</sup> Lindsay\r\n            <lb />to get it of him &amp; deliver to you again <choice><abbr>wch</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I begg\r\n            <lb />you will permit - And if there is any thing here Mrs\r\n            <lb />Cullen or you wish for that I can procure for you\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Lindsay will be a good hand <add place=\"above\">to perform</add> me by &amp; doing so you\r\n            <lb />will much oblige me - M<sup>r</sup> Lindsay will give you some\r\n            <lb />news here which are very exhausting &amp; very\r\n<lb /><illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <pb n=\"9\" />\r\n            <lb />can <note>There may be a page missing since this text does not seem to follow-on from the last</note>in such a manner as that by conceiving their affairs\r\n            <lb />to be in no worse if not better condition than when we\r\n            <lb />as a benefit intended us were admitted Partners, &amp; that from\r\n            <lb />a consideration of all circumstances since we came\r\n            <lb />out it hath not been in our Power to make them in\r\n            <lb />better condition -- and that the finishing of their busiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ness with the Assistance we will always be willling\r\n            <lb />to throw in can as well be done without us as with\r\n            <lb />us -- I say if happily they might be made to see\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> case in this its true light, they might be of\r\n            <lb />use in helping us to the Justice we require - &amp; may\r\n            <lb />be the means of doing this indeed in the way we\r\n            <lb />wish in an amicable freindly manner -- On this\r\n            <lb />footing &amp; on it alone woud I be willing to Join\r\n            <lb />them in any new trade -- but we will not at least\r\n            <lb />its clear I cannot lose any more time - I must\r\n            <pb n=\"10\" />\r\n            <lb />get into some business which we may so far be Judges of\r\n            <lb />in every instance &amp; over which we may have always the\r\n            <lb />command &amp; not the business of us, in a word a busiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ness thro which at all times we may so see thro\r\n            <lb />as to be able always to prevent loss - as well as\r\n            <lb />prosecute every favourable circumstance to the exÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tent of our limits --- with them I woud wish to be\r\n            <lb />concerned - and it woud be worth their while to\r\n            <lb />have our stock of experience, &amp; thrown in -- &amp; that\r\n            <lb />sollicitude &amp; anxiety <unclear>for</unclear> repairing our lost time -- \r\n            <lb />which will be a sufficient <illegible w=\"1\" /> to every thing\r\n            <lb />requisite for the good conduct of a business -- \r\n            <lb />But you\'ll attempt this with caution, &amp; may\r\n            <lb />possibly soon see they are much the reverse, of what\r\n            <lb />I woud wish them - the sooner you see this the better\r\n            <lb />if with certainty - that aught to determine as to the\r\n            <pb n=\"11\" />\r\n            <lb />whole at once - God secure you &amp; give either a\r\n            <lb />final success with them in what we want - or such\r\n            <lb />quick discernment - as may enable you to defeat\r\n            <lb />all their <illegible w=\"1\" /> against us ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As to myself I woud not trouble you with\r\n            <lb />any thing about health having been quite free from\r\n            <lb />the <condition n=\"10\">fevers</condition> I had in <choice><abbr>Petersbg</abbr><expan>Petersburg</expan></choice> after my return from\r\n            <lb />Charlotte - But having read Buchan\'s book of\r\n            <lb />medicine<note>Scottish physician William Buchan\'s <i>Domestic Medicine</i> first publish in 1769 was an affordable household guidebook which became very popular with over twenty editions by the close of the century.</note> wherein he treats a little on a <symptom n=\"16\">Gleet</symptom>\r\n            <lb />&amp; I think I now understand mine to proceed from\r\n            <lb />some remaining <condition n=\"32\">ulcer or ulcers</condition> in the <bodypart n=\"55\">urethra</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />&amp; not such a <symptom n=\"16\">gleet</symptom> as generally shows itself <add place=\"above\">most</add> when the patient is stimulated\r\n            <lb />with venerations or when at sto<add place=\"above\">o</add>ll - I have no such <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> syptoms - mine may in generall be squeezed and thick\r\n            <lb />by pressing the top of <bodypart n=\"31\">penis</bodypart> --\r\n            <lb />I wish you to acquaint Dr Cullen of this - the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"117\">perineum</bodypart> is now quite well &amp; I believe the pain\r\n            <lb />I complained of to you in <bodypart n=\"53\">Ano</bodypart> arises from the wound\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"133\">stiffishnes</symptom> <illegible w=\"1\" /> sensation I find is now chiefly felt when I stand up or strain making water\r\n            <lb />solely -- only I wonder at it now as I think it has\r\n            <lb />not usually been so since I was <treatment n=\"2\">Cut</treatment> -- Now I\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"below\">do take this also over to the D<sup>r</sup>. if he apprehends nothing from these sensations after</add>\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"below\"><unclear>observation</unclear> of the <treatment n=\"2\">Operation</treatment></add>, it wil so far be a relief - &amp; if he apprehends anything he will deÂ¬\r\n            <pb n=\"12\" />\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"above\">rect the treatment &amp; perhaps in time such directions as may prevent - tell him also how I suffered to</add>\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"above\">the <condition n=\"38\">piles</condition>, &amp; how I seem to</add>\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"below\">be of them now</add>\r\n            <lb />wish Chiefly to know of D<sup>r</sup> Cullen of a regimen\r\n            <lb />of milk &amp; roots woud allow me to go out about\r\n            <lb />my business &amp; cure this <symptom n=\"46\">running</symptom> <add place=\"above\">this <illegible w=\"2\" /> has not agreed <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> it - tho I have all along</add> <add place=\"below\">&amp; the heats of urine Ditto as temperate as you saw me</add> (little or no <symptom n=\"111\">Chordee</symptom>\r\n            <lb />remaining sometimes none at all &amp; never much of it)\r\n            <lb />&amp; what time it might take - or if I might live\r\n            <lb />as <illegible w=\"1\" /> seen me &amp; expect a cure in time - or if\r\n            <lb />he woud advise <treatment n=\"7\">Bougies</treatment> - how even they will\r\n            <lb />effect a cure - &amp; if I own no <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />of them becoming <add place=\"above\">frequently</add> necessary to me from the\r\n            <lb />present use of them -- &amp; what other directions he\r\n            <lb />may think necessary in this - as <add place=\"above\">well as</add> applicable to my\r\n            <lb />whole habit <add place=\"above\"> &amp; in a word say that this <symptom n=\"46\">running</symptom> &amp;ca proves very obstinate</add> -- After conversation with you -- I\r\n            <lb />will <add place=\"above\">not</add> say of what consequence all this is to me - &amp; of\r\n            <lb />the faith I have in your to effect it for me I\r\n            <lb />trust I will after have occasion to let the deed\r\n            <lb />show proof --- Tell Uncle Robert that I\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p> <add place=\"margin\">\r\n            <lb />He cannot be too particular to me, its for my self I want his advice -\r\n            <lb />either hapily that it may suffice with my own management or\r\n            <lb />if unhappily I shoud have occasion to use any of the <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />here again - I may be enabled to know how far to go with them in safety\r\n            <lb />this is the generall reason for wishing to have D<sup>r</sup>. Cullen\'s Opinion &amp; not an impertinent desire to\r\n            <lb />to see him &amp; his pupils or any of the Faculty here differing an Opinion &amp; as my\r\n            <lb />confidence <illegible w=\"5\" />were natural for me to have <illegible w=\"2\" /> for his <illegible w=\"2\" />\r\n        </add>\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 909, 3, '2013-08-17 15:34:32', 130);
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The indulgence of sometimes boyld\r\n            <lb />Fowl &amp; an Egg I was obligd to compound with for the many\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>oy<sub>r</sub></abbr><expan>other</expan></choice> things he gave up. He was taking no medicine\r\n            <lb />but the <ingredient n=\"108\">Spt Vitriol</ingredient> in a <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Roses</ingredient> subl -----\r\n            <lb />he had never mounted a Horse but walked about Cautiously\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />You was informd that since the <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> of his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> his <symptom n=\"62\">Countenance became remarkably pale</symptom>, this\r\n            <lb />in his last interval was a little mended, but since the\r\n            <lb />last <symptom n=\"65\">Heemorrhage</symptom> is worse than ever &amp; he says the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"61\">squeamishness</symptom> in some degree still remains &amp; an uneasy\r\n            <lb />sensation in his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> --- Since the past <symptom n=\"65\">Heemorrhage</symptom>\r\n            <lb />he has complaind of a <symptom n=\"20\">Coldness over his Body</symptom> especially on going to bed at night.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I wish to have your opinion as to <choice><abbr>y<sub>e</sub></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> &amp; in what\r\n            <lb />circumstances it may be used ---- <add place=\"above\">He whishes to know </add>if you think\r\n            <lb />his removing to a more southern climate would be\r\n            <lb />proper &amp; if Goat whey or any <ingredient n=\"12\">Mineral Water</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />would be useful ----- If he might mount an Easy\r\n            <lb />Horse, or take airing in a Chaise.\r\n         \r\n         </p>\r\n   \r\n         <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n             \r\n         <p>\r\n             <lb />the <treatment n=\"1\"><bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> taken</treatment> Sunday last had a sizey Buff\r\n             <lb />&amp; the Globular part firm enough. His <symptom n=\"15\">pulse\r\n             <lb />at all times full &amp; about 70. at night it\r\n             <lb />becomes much fuller &amp; hard &amp; rises to 86 or 90</symptom>\r\n             <lb /><add place=\"above\">&amp; upwards</add>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I think I mentioned an appearance once of <symptom n=\"30\">scurvey\r\n                <lb />spots</symptom> on his <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> for <choice><abbr>y<sub>ch</sub></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he drunk <ingredient n=\"15\" t=\"15\">Decoct of Sarso</ingredient>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I suspect his <unclear>Juices to be acrid</unclear>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He is naturally of a <unclear>stern</unclear> temper altho very\r\n            <lb />pliable &amp; good naturd, &amp; engagements in game,\r\n            <lb />tho no Gambler is apt to excite his passions\r\n            <lb />too much &amp; occasion late Hours, if any\r\n            <lb />thing, this is all I can blame for the last\r\n            <lb />attack &amp; the two Potchd Eggs for supper\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sub>h</sub></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> exceeded any conceptions I had ever made him.\r\n            <lb />Ime persuaded he will now submitt to every thing\r\n            <lb />as this last attack has <del>fri</del> alarmd him ----\r\n                        \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am with all possible esteem Dear\r\n                <lb />for your most <choice><abbr>aff<sup>tio</sup></abbr><expan>affectionate</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />&amp; obligd <unclear>tulli Lenit</unclear>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                <choice><abbr>Ja<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>James</expan></choice> Saunders\r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                Banff 4<sup>th</sup> March 1775\r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n<div>\r\n<pb n=\"4\" />\r\n<p>\r\n<lb />To\r\n<lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n<lb />Physician\r\n<lb />in <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<annot>\r\n<handShift />\r\n<lb />D<sup>r</sup> Saunders\r\n<lb />Capt<sup>n</sup> Innes\r\n<lb />March 4 1775\r\n<lb />vol. 11. p. 67\r\n</annot>\r\n</p>\r\n</div>\r\n</body>', 1132, 11, '2015-04-10 10:33:11', 211),
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(684, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c476\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:476] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous / Regarding: Mrs Margaret Ord (Ord) (Orde, of Weetwood) (Patient) / 1 March 1773 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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While she <choice><abbr>cont<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>continues</expan></choice> to be liable to cold &amp; her <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom>\r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"9\"><choice><abbr>vom<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>vomits</expan></choice></treatment> will be necessary &amp; if you will try to give 5 <choice><abbr>gr.</abbr><expan>grains</expan></choice> of <ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecac.</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>as soon as a <symptom n=\"20\">cold fit</symptom> comes on <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup>out encouraging y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>without encouraging the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"3\"><choice><abbr>vom<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>vomiting</expan></choice></symptom> by\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>giv<sup>g.</sup> warm water. I expect y<sup>t</sup> you\'ll find y<sup>t</sup> y<sup>s</sup> will shorten y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>giving warm water. 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In <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> intervals of y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>the intervals of that</expan></choice> you may try\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Dr<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Draught</expan></choice> <subst><del>on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> other page</del><add place=\"above\">below</add></subst> at bed time. <choice><abbr>Y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>This</expan></choice> I hope will give her\r\n            <lb/>better sleep &amp; mend all her <choice><abbr>compt<sup>s</sup> b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>complaints but</expan></choice> it may increase her <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup> you must obviate by a proper <action n=\"21\">laxat.</action> perhaps y<sup>e</sup> <action n=\"21\">laxat. 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Thebaic.</ingredient> g<sup>tt</sup> xxv â„³ Sign. <action n=\"11\">Diaphor<sup>c</sup></action> Dr<sup>t</sup> to be tak<sup>n</sup> at bedtime\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take one drachm each of thin <illegible w=\"1\" /> <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient> water and\r\n                    <ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">caryophyll syrup</ingredient>, half a grain of <ingredient n=\"110\">tartar emetic</ingredient>,\r\n                    and twenty-five drops of <ingredient n=\"58\" t=\"1\">thebaic tincture</ingredient>. Label: <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic</action> Draught to be taken at bedtime.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"45\">Cryst. Tart.</ingredient> pulv. â„¥ij pulp. <ingredient n=\"152\">prunor. Gall.</ingredient> â„¥j <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simplic.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb/>q. s. ut f. Electuarium sive Lochoch.\r\n                    <lb/>Sign. <action n=\"21\">Laxat. Elect.</action> 1 2 or 3 tea spoonfulls to be taken in y<sup>e</sup> morn.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two ounces of powdered <ingredient n=\"45\">crystal tartar</ingredient>, one ounce of juice of \r\n                    <ingredient n=\"152\">French prunes</ingredient> and a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">simple syrup</ingredient>,\r\n                    and make an Electuary or Lochoch. Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative Electuary</action>, 1, 2 or 3 teaspoonfulls to be taken in the morning.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W C</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb/>March 1.\r\n                <lb/>1773.\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 476, 2, '2013-06-05 18:30:10', 118),
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In attention to all these particulars is\r\n                <lb/>the substance of the regimen necessary, and a strict observance of them is chiefly to be\r\n                <lb/>depended on for giving M<sup>r.</sup> Russel as much ease as the nature of his case admits of.\r\n                <lb/>Few medicines can be of much service to him, but I shall here give remarks on\r\n                <lb/>the several remedies that may be thought of.\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/><treatment n=\"1\">Bleeding</treatment> will give relief in severe <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom>, but as it disposes to <symptom n=\"25\">fullness</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"23\">weakens</symptom>\r\n                <lb/>his <bodypart n=\"47\">nerves</bodypart> it ought to be employed as seldom as possible. The time when most\r\n                <lb/>allowable is when his <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> are more manifestly depending upon a fresh <condition n=\"13\">cold</condition>.\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/><treatment n=\"9\">Vomiting</treatment> is a more usefull remedy, and whenever <symptom n=\"8\">loss of appetite</symptom>, fetid\r\n                <lb/><symptom n=\"29\">belchings</symptom> or load at <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> shows this to be oppressed with phlegm a <treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment> is\r\n                <lb/>necessary. But it sould be always gentle, and if <ingredient n=\"11\">Camomile</ingredient> tea will onswer\r\n                <lb/>it is better than any stronger, but the <ingredient n=\"11\">Camomile</ingredient> tea may be strengthened a\r\n                <lb/>little by a little <ingredient n=\"60\">Mustard</ingredient>, a little Spirit of <ingredient n=\"38\">Hartshorn</ingredient> or an <ingredient n=\"111\" t=\"19\">Infusion of Horse\r\n                    <lb/>Radish</ingredient>.\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>It is necessary to keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> free and easy and so long as his diet will\r\n                <lb/>answer this purpose it is well, but from his being lately attacked with <condition n=\"38\">Piles</condition> I\r\n                <lb/>suspect his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> is not so easy as it ought, and as I expect no benefit from\r\n                <lb/>the <condition n=\"38\">piles</condition> I would advise the use of the <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> Electuary <subst><del>ordered</del><add place=\"above\">prescribed</add></subst> below.<note>This prescription was not recorded here in the case-book, but is included in CUL/1/2/78 (ID:809) which is a loose draft of the same letter.</note>  It is to\r\n                <lb/>be taken in the morning by a tea spoonful at a time, and repeated after half\r\n                <lb/>an hour or an hour once or twice as upon trial may be found necessary.\r\n                <lb/>It should make him easy without purging.\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>If he find that taking small beer to his victuals does more service to\r\n                <lb/>his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> than hurt to his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, I agree to his continuing the use of it. But\r\n                <lb/>drinking water is useful in keeping down the <symptom n=\"63\">puffing</symptom> of his stomach, it must\r\n                <lb/>also be continued, and as he finds it useful to make that water acid by Lemon\r\n                <lb/>or Vinegar, I would advise him to employ frequently the <ingredient n=\"108\">Spirit of Vitriol</ingredient> in\r\n                <lb/>the quantity that will make his water agreeably acid.\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>As his <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> will always be relieved by any thing that brings <symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom> off\r\n                <lb/>his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, so he very properly employs spirit of <ingredient n=\"38\">Hartshorn</ingredient> for that purpose;\r\n                <lb/>but as medicines of that kind are liable to lose their effect by frequent repetition,\r\n                <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n                <lb/>so I would have him sometimes try <ingredient n=\"128\">Eau de Luce</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"28\" t=\"1\">Compound Tincture of Castor</ingredient>\r\n                <lb/>or <ingredient n=\"22\" t=\"1\">Volatile Tincture of Valerian.</ingredient> These changed with one another will have\r\n                <lb/>more effect than if any one was constantly employed.\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/><treatment n=\"4\">Blistering</treatment> in my opinion can be of little service. <treatment n=\"11\">Issues</treatment> might be of\r\n                <lb/>more Service, but I don\'t expect that the benefit would be equal to the trouble,\r\n                <lb/>only if the <symptom n=\"46\">defluxion</symptom> should encrease much in the <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>, a <treatment n=\"11\">pea issue</treatment> in the\r\n                <lb/><bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> may be useful; but I forgot to say above that in the same case of\r\n                <lb/><symptom n=\"46\">defluxion</symptom> if it is at the same time difficult to bring up <treatment n=\"9\">vomits</treatment> will be the\r\n                <lb/>best <action n=\"19\">pectorals</action>; and I must here farther observe that the most part of the\r\n                <lb/>Medicines called <action n=\"19\">pectorals</action> do more ill than good.\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>I can advise no kind of bathing to M<sup>r.</sup> Russel, as either kind would\r\n                <lb/>be uncertain and precarious, but at any time he may bathe his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> and\r\n                <lb/>dip his whole <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> in tepid water, taking care that it is never very warm.\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>As his health depends very much on a free perspiration, I would earnestly\r\n                <lb/>recommend a flannel shirt to be put next to his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> to be worn night and day\r\n                <lb/>Summer and Winter but changed pretty often taking care that the clean one to be\r\n                <lb/>put on is very thoroughly dry.\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>Bodily exercise of the slightest kind is to be carefully avoided, but\r\n                <lb/>being much in the free air, carried gently on horseback or in a carriage will\r\n                <lb/>always be of service, and once or twice a year at a temperate season a journey of\r\n                <lb/>two or three hundred miles might do much good. I know of no <ingredient n=\"12\">mineral\r\n                    <lb/>waters</ingredient> that can be of any use to him.\r\n            </p>\r\n            <closer>\r\n                <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n                <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 12<sup>th.</sup> July 1770.</dateline>\r\n            </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 99, 3, '2012-12-30 14:22:13', 70);
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In attention to all \r\n                    <lb/>these particulars is the substance of <add place=\"above\">the</add> Regimen necessary\r\n                    <lb/>&amp; a strict observance of them is chiefly to be depended\r\n                    <lb/>on for giving M<sup>r</sup> Russel as much Ease as the nature \r\n                    <lb/>of his case admits of. Few medicines can be \r\n                    <lb/>of much service to him, but I shall here give some\r\n                    <lb/>remarks on the several remedies that may be thought of.\r\n                </p>\r\n                <p>\r\n                    <lb/><treatment n=\"1\">Bleeding</treatment> will give relief in severe <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> but as\r\n                    <lb/>it disposes to <del>the</del> <symptom n=\"25\">fullness</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"23\">weakens</symptom> his <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart> it \r\n                    <lb/>ought to be employed as seldom as possible. The time\r\n                    <lb/>when most allowable is when his <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> are more maniÂ¬\r\n                    <lb/>festly depending upon a fresh <condition n=\"13\">Cold</condition>.\r\n                </p>\r\n                <p>\r\n                    <lb/><treatment n=\"9\">Vomiting</treatment> is a more usefull remedy &amp; whenever \r\n                    <lb/><symptom n=\"8\">loss of appetite</symptom>, fÅ“tid <symptom n=\"29\">belchings</symptom> or bad at <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> \r\n                    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n                    <lb/>shews this to be oppressed with phlegm a <treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment> is necessary.\r\n                    <lb/>But it should be always gentle, and if <ingredient n=\"11\">Camomile</ingredient> tea will\r\n                    <lb/>answer it is better than any stronger, but the <ingredient n=\"11\">Camomile</ingredient> \r\n                    <lb/>tea may be strengthened a little by a little <ingredient n=\"60\">Mustard</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb/>a little Spirit of <ingredient n=\"38\">Hartshorn</ingredient> or an <ingredient n=\"111\" t=\"19\">Infusion of Horse Radish</ingredient>.\r\n                </p>\r\n                <p>\r\n                    <lb/>It is necessary to keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> free &amp; easy &amp;\r\n                    <lb/>so long as his diet will answer this purpose it is \r\n                    <lb/>well but from his being lately attacked with <condition n=\"38\">Piles</condition>\r\n                    <lb/>I suspect his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> is not so easy as it ought &amp; as\r\n                    <lb/>I expect no benefit from the <condition n=\"38\">Piles</condition> I would advise the \r\n                    <lb/>Use of the <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Electuary prescribed below. \r\n                    <lb/>It is to be taken in the morning by a teaspoonful \r\n                    <lb/>at a time &amp; repeated after half an hour or an hour \r\n                    <lb/>once or twice as upon trial may be found necessary.\r\n                    <lb/>It should make him easy without purging. ~\r\n                </p>\r\n                <p>\r\n                    <lb/>If he find that taking small beer to his Victuals \r\n                    <lb/>does more service to his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> than hurt to his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n                    <lb/>I agree to his continuing the use of it. But as\r\n                    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n                    <lb/>drinking water is useful in keeping down the <symptom n=\"63\">puffing</symptom> \r\n                    <lb/>of his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, it must also be continued &amp; as he \r\n                    <lb/>finds it useful to make that water acid by Lemon\r\n                    <lb/>or Vinegar I would advise him to employ frequently \r\n                    <lb/>the <ingredient n=\"108\">Spirit of Vitriol</ingredient> in the quantity that will \r\n                    <lb/>make his Water agreeably acid.\r\n                </p>\r\n                <p>\r\n                    <lb/>As his <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> will always be relieved by any \r\n                    <lb/>thing that brings <symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom> off his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> so he very \r\n                    <lb/>properly employs spirit of <ingredient n=\"38\">Hartshorn</ingredient> for that purÂ¬\r\n                    <lb/>pose but as medicines of that kind are liable to \r\n                    <lb/>lose their effect by frequent repetition so I would\r\n                    <lb/>have him sometimes try <ingredient n=\"128\">Eau de Luce</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"28\" t=\"1\">Compound \r\n                        <lb/>Tincture of Castor</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"22\" t=\"1\">Volatile Tincture of Valerian</ingredient> \r\n                    <lb/>These changed with one another will have more effect\r\n                    <lb/>than if any one was constantly employed.\r\n                </p>\r\n                <p>\r\n                    <lb/><treatment n=\"4\">Blistering</treatment> in my opinion can be of little service\r\n                    <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n                    <lb/><treatment n=\"11\">Issues</treatment> might be of more Service but I don\'t expect \r\n                    <lb/>that the benefit would be equal to the trouble, only\r\n                    <lb/>if the <symptom n=\"46\">defluxion</symptom> should encrease much in the <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>\r\n                    <lb/>a <treatment n=\"11\">pea issue</treatment> in the <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> may be useful; but I forgot \r\n                    <lb/>to say above that in the same case of <symptom n=\"46\">defluxion</symptom> if \r\n                    <lb/>it is at the same time difficult to bring up <treatment n=\"9\">vomits</treatment> will\r\n                    <lb/>be the best <action n=\"19\">pectorals</action> &amp; I must here farther observe \r\n                    <lb/>that the most part of the Medicines called <action n=\"19\">pectorals</action> \r\n                    <lb/>do more ill than good\r\n                </p>\r\n                <p>\r\n                    <lb/>I can advise no kind of bathing to M<sup>r</sup> Russel \r\n                    <lb/>as either kind would be uncertain &amp; precarious \r\n                    <lb/>but at any time he may bath his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; dip his\r\n                    <lb/>whole <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> in tepid Water taking care that<add place=\"above\">it</add> is never \r\n                    <lb/>very warm.\r\n                </p>\r\n                <p>\r\n                    <lb/>As his health depends very much on a free \r\n                    <lb/>perspiration I would earnestly recommend a \r\n                    <lb/>flannel shirt to be put next to his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> to be worn \r\n                    <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n                    <lb/>night &amp; day summer &amp; winter but changed pretty \r\n                    <lb/>often taking care that the clean one to be put on\r\n                    <lb/>is very thoroughly dry.\r\n                </p>\r\n                <p>\r\n                    <lb/>Bodily exercise of the slightest kind \r\n                    <lb/>is to be carefully avoided but being much in the \r\n                    <lb/>free Air carried gently on horseback or in a Carriage\r\n                    <lb/>will always be of service &amp; once or twice a year \r\n                    <lb/>at a temperate season a Journey of two or three \r\n                    <lb/>hundred miles might do much good. I know of \r\n                    <lb/>no <ingredient n=\"12\">Mineral Waters</ingredient> that can be of any use to him.\r\n                </p>\r\n                <closer>\r\n                    <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n                    <dateline>\r\n                        <lb/><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 12<sup>th</sup>. July \r\n                        <lb/>1770.</dateline>\r\n                </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Russel</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystall.</ingredient> Tartar. pulv. subtil\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"34\">Flor. Sulphur.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"152\">Pulp. prun. Gallic</ingredient> @ â„¥j\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"17\">Nuc. Moschat. ras.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb/>Syr. Balsam. q. s. ut f. Electuarium molle\r\n                    <lb/>Signa <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Electuary\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take one ounce each of finely powdered <ingredient n=\"45\">crystal tartar</ingredient>,\r\n                    <ingredient n=\"34\">flowers of sulphur</ingredient>, and juice of <ingredient n=\"152\">French prunes</ingredient>,\r\n                    two drachms of <ingredient n=\"17\">shavings of nutmeg</ingredient>, and a sufficient quantity\r\n                    of <ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"17\">syrup of balsam</ingredient>, and make a soft electuary.\r\n                    Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Electuary.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb/>12<sup>th</sup> July\r\n                <lb/>1770\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 809, 2, '2012-10-17 11:11:13', 55),
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Wilkinson.</head>\r\n        <opener>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 22. 1774.</dateline>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Advice uncertain from the slight account given\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The prescription below often of use in such cases.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To be made into small pills, - one to be taken the 1<sup>st</sup> day\r\n            <lb />twice, 2<sup>d</sup> day 1. three times, &amp; the 4<sup>th</sup> 4 times, &amp; to be\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>cont<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice> in this way, till he finds <subst><del>you</del><add place=\"above\">the</add></subst> give <del>the</del> ease.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />They should relieve pain &amp; stop the <symptom n=\"27\"><choice><abbr>freq<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>frequent</expan></choice> desire to make\r\n            <lb />water.</symptom> / They sometimes dispose to sleep &amp; if they do so\r\n            <lb />the doses must be increased slower, --- but if not nor\r\n            <lb />relieve your <choice><abbr>symp<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>symptoms</expan></choice>. The dose to be <choice><abbr>increas<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>increased</expan></choice> to 6. 8. or even\r\n            <lb />10. per diem.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If they should not prevent <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>, <subst><del>they</del><add place=\"above\">it</add></subst> must be done\r\n            <lb />by some other <choice><abbr>med<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"75\">G. Arab.</ingredient> to be <choice><abbr>con<sup>d</sup>.</abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice> &amp; plenty of watery drink\r\n            <lb />abstaining from beer wine spiritous liquor.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />A cool &amp; light diet - &amp; avoid all exercise but a\r\n            <lb />little in an easy carriage\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />What is your <choice><abbr>comp<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>complaint</expan></choice> imputed to. -- What standing\r\n            <lb />What are the <choice><abbr>symp<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>symptoms</expan></choice> more particularly that make you\r\n            <lb />conclude it is an <symptom n=\"121\">excoriation</symptom> or <symptom n=\"43\"><choice><abbr>exulcer<sup>n</sup>.</abbr><expan>exulceration</expan></choice></symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"86\"><choice><abbr>N. of y<sup>e</sup> B</abbr><expan>Neck of the Bladder</expan></choice></bodypart>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Has there been or is there now any suspicion of <condition n=\"47\">Stone</condition>\r\n            <lb />or <symptom n=\"32\">Gravel</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />What is his ordinary way of living with <choice><abbr>resp<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>respect</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />to meat drink &amp; exercise &amp; what are the effects you\r\n            <lb />have observed from <choice><abbr>diff<sup>t</sup> circumst<sup>es:</sup></abbr><expan>different circumstances</expan></choice> in your manner of life or\r\n            <lb />from the use of the d--- &amp;c\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž Ex. <ingredient n=\"127\">Hyosc.</ingredient> Ê’ij divid in pil sing. gr. ij ----\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take two drachms of <ingredient n=\"127\">Henbane</ingredient> and divide into pills of two grains each</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 502, 11, '2015-04-17 22:48:31', 51),
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If in spite of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> pills tak<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>the pills taken</expan></choice> <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> p<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>the pain</expan></choice> of <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> still <choice><abbr>cont</abbr><expan>continues</expan></choice> advise a small <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment>\r\n                <lb />on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> p<sup>t</sup>. You say noth<sup>g</sup> ab<sup>t</sup> state of y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>the part. 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C.\r\n                </signed>\r\n                <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup> 17 Jan</abbr><expan>Edinburgh 17 January</expan></choice> 1775</dateline>\r\n            </closer> \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"56\">Bals. Tolut.</ingredient> â„ˆj <ingredient n=\"50\">sacch. alb.</ingredient> duriss. â„ˆij\r\n                    <lb />Terito sim. pr. d. adde Pulv. rad. <ingredient n=\"142\">enul. camp.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s\r\n                    <lb />Extr. <ingredient n=\"121\">Glycirrhiz.</ingredient> puriss Ê’j Extract. aq. bull.\r\n                    <lb />cum M. <ingredient n=\"75\">G. Arab.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. m. div. in pil. sing. gr. iv\r\n                    <lb />Signa Pectoral Pills 3 every n<sup>t</sup> &amp; morn<sup>g</sup>.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take one scruple of <ingredient n=\"56\">Balsam of Tolu</ingredient> and two scruples of \r\n                    <ingredient n=\"50\">white sugar</ingredient>. Grind together well and add\r\n                    half a drachm of powdered <ingredient n=\"142\">elecampagne</ingredient> root,\r\n                    one drachm of <unclear>pure</unclear> extract of <ingredient n=\"121\">liquorice</ingredient> and\r\n                    <unclear>extract of</unclear> boiling water with a sufficient quantity of mucilaginous <ingredient n=\"75\">gum Arabic</ingredient>,\r\n                    and make a mass, to be divided into single pills of four grains each. 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I would prefer the latter &amp; at this\r\n                <lb/>Season, it is indifferent what course he stears, but\r\n                <lb/>I would prefer his going towards the south proÂ¬\r\n                <lb/>viding he does not go to make any stay in a warm \r\n                <lb/>climate which <del>d</del> might do him as much harm\r\n                <lb/>as the cold of our winters. A little reflection\r\n                <lb/>will lead you to perceive that a diet of farinacea\r\n                <lb/>and fruit may be contrived for a voyage. 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For twenty five years back he had\r\n            <lb />been more or less Subject to the <condition n=\"38\">piles</condition>, both internally and externally, but in\r\n            <lb />a moderate degree, without much pain, but sometimes \'tho rarely attended\r\n            <lb />with a <symptom n=\"46\">bloody discharge.</symptom> At twelvemonths ago he observed his stools tincÂ¬\r\n                <lb />tured with a little <symptom n=\"89\">blood</symptom>, at first indeed not above once or twice in a week, but\r\n            <lb />the quantity of <symptom n=\"89\">blood</symptom> gradually increas\'d and became more frequent, some times\r\n            <lb />every second or third day, when he wou\'d have pass\'d from two to four Ounces and\r\n            <lb />sometimes more by his own account, for some time before, nor since the <symptom n=\"89\">bloody stools</symptom>\r\n            <lb />happen\'d, he does not remember having the <condition n=\"38\">piles</condition> outwardly, nor for many years\r\n            <lb />had he enjoyed so Comfortable a state of health, as during the <symptom n=\"89\">bloody</symptom> EvacuatiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ons, which Continued pretty much in their usual way till about the first\r\n            <lb />of January, when the quantity of blood began insenciblie to decrease, and the\r\n            <lb />returns less frequent till about the beginning of <choice><abbr>Febry</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice>, that he was seiz\'d\r\n            <lb />with a Violent racking <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>, and keen <symptom n=\"34\">night fever</symptom>, and since that period\r\n            <lb />no blood has been pass\'d, the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> and <symptom n=\"34\">fever</symptom> <add place=\"above\">have Continued</add> to a pretty Considerable degree\r\n            <lb />ever since, \'tho when the weather cou\'d admitt he was always carried out in\r\n            <lb />a Chaise. Towards the end of <choice><abbr>Febry</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> a swelling came on in his lower exÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tremeties, and about six weeks ago he began to find a Stifness in his <bodypart n=\"18\">hamÂ¬\r\n             <lb />strings</bodypart>, with a hardness and swelling in the <bodypart n=\"18\">Thighs</bodypart>, which increases by sitÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ting long in one Posture, and particularly when in the Carriage, his <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart> &amp;\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> likeways have more or less <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom>. About a fortnight ago, he was\r\n            <lb />seiz\'d with a violent fixt pain in the left side of his <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart>, a little below the\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"26\">Pap</bodypart><del>s</del>, or as he calls it oposite to his <bodypart n=\"42\">heart</bodypart>, warm dry Cloths, <unclear>Steeps</unclear><note>If \'steeps\' is the correct reading, it presumably refers to cloths that have been \'steeped\' (i.e. soaked) in hot milk and water.</note> wrung\r\n            <lb />out of hott milk and watter, <ingredient n=\"298\">Opeldeldoc</ingredient> <add place=\"above\"><action n=\"34\">Anodyne</action> <ingredient n=\"4\">Balsam</ingredient></add> and the like applications were used,\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">blooding</treatment> was attempted but did not succeed, a <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> gave but little relief for\r\n            <lb />the first two days, <unclear>Salin Julups</unclear><note>Probably an idiosyncratic spelling of  \"Saline Juleps\".  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He Complains of being universally pained, particuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />larly round the <bodypart n=\"62\">haunches</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"45\">Kidneys</bodypart>. The <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> very hard and dry            \r\n            <lb />in the night, but expectorales a litle more freely in the day time.\r\n        </p>   \r\n         <p>\r\n            <lb />From the beginning of his illness in <choice><abbr>Febry</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice>, he has \r\nhad <symptom n=\"27\">a very great Penury\r\n            <lb />of Urine</symptom>, which in his slightest ailments has Constantly been the case.\r\n            <lb />For a twelvemonth back, his appetite from being remarkably good when\r\n            <lb />in health, and able to take exercise, has been much on the decline, especially\r\n            <lb />for several months, and \'tho niver yet Confined to his naked bed, his strength\r\n            <lb />is much impaired. Since yesterday the pain (which I have all along\r\n            <lb />thought <bodypart n=\"68\">muscular</bodypart>) has shifted a litle back towards the <bodypart n=\"36\">VertebrÃ¦</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />Lying Constantly on his <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> adds much more to his distress. Yawning\r\n            <lb />increases the pain in his side much more than <symptom n=\"4\">Coughing</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />I can feell neither hardness nor fluctuation in the <bodypart n=\"30\">Abdomen</bodypart>, only a litle\r\n                <lb />rising in the lower part of it. Not being able to lie on either side, is full\r\n                <lb />as much owing to pain down all along the <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"59\">Loyns</bodypart>, as to the\r\n                <lb />remaining uneasiness on the left side of the <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart>. 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He brought it on himself,\r\n            <lb />as is commonly the case, by Debauchery of every\r\n            <lb />kind from his earliest youth, increased by the use of\r\n            <lb />the strongest stimulants both in diet &amp; medicine.\r\n            <lb />I adivsed him <add place=\"above\">as he had already taken vast loads of Drugs</add> to depend on Regimen chiefly for his\r\n            <lb />cure; &amp; to begin with making a Sea voyage, &amp; then \r\n            <lb />going into the Highlands of Scotland, to drink\r\n            <lb />Goats whey, &amp; be strengthened by the invigorating \r\n            <lb />air of that country. 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The medecine most commonly employed is The <action n=\"31\">Strengthening</action>\r\n            <lb />Infusion A. and to obviate complaints of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> the powders\r\n            <lb />B. With these <ingredient n=\"58\">Liquid Laudanum</ingredient> has been employed but always\r\n            <lb />sparingly - When the <condition n=\"8\">evacuation was a little threatning</condition> the\r\n            <lb />Tinctura antiphithistica was tried but it did not agree with her\r\n            <lb />and was not pushed. The <ingredient n=\"261\">Elixir Vitrioli</ingredient> was also prescribed\r\n            <lb />but this also she thought hurt her <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> and it was soon laid\r\n            <lb />aside. Of late the <ingredient n=\"108\">Spiritus Vitrioli tenuis</ingredient> as ordered at C. has\r\n            <lb />been tried with no bad effect.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />With these medicines her diet has been advised to be as\r\n            <lb />light <del>as possible</del> as her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> could bear, but her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />does not truly bear stops &amp; some solid food <del><unclear>seems</unclear></del> seems\r\n            <lb />truly necessary and is <del>not</del> most agreable to her former habits\r\n            <lb /><del>Hardly</del> Hardly any wine agrees with M<sup>rs</sup> L<sup>s.</sup> <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> and\r\n            <lb />therfore <del>her</del> her usual drink is Water with a little <del>wine</del>\r\n            <lb />brandy in it. -- Gentle exercise in a carriage and being much\r\n            <lb />in the fresh Air has always been of service &amp; has been\r\n            <lb />advised except at the end of the month when absolute rest\r\n            <lb />has been enjoined\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Of late the tone of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> seems to be very much\r\n            <lb />hurt. She has had <symptom n=\"8\">very little appetite</symptom> is uneasy after taking\r\n            <lb />food and frequently <symptom n=\"3\">throws it up</symptom>. This has especially\r\n            <lb />happened at a monthly period which with some remissi<supplied>on</supplied>\r\n            <lb />has contineud longer than usual but in no excess of quan<supplied>tity</supplied>\r\n            <lb />In this situation she has twice <treatment n=\"9\">taken a vomit</treatment> of ten gra<supplied>ins</supplied>\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecacuana</ingredient>. She has vomited easily &amp; thrown up <supplied>a</supplied>\r\n            <lb />good deal of slime, but the operation has been attend<supplied>ed</supplied>\r\n            <lb />with no durable relief &amp; I would not recommend the re<supplied>peÂ¬</supplied>\r\n            <lb />tition of it. Hitherto it has been suspected that all kin<supplied>ds</supplied>\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"113\">bitters</ingredient> <del>it</del> might be heating and stimuating and therf<supplied>ore</supplied>\r\n            <lb />little employed but in the present situation it was tho<supplied>ught</supplied>\r\n            <lb />necessary to try such a <ingredient n=\"113\">bitter</ingredient> as ordered at D, and it has b<supplied>een</supplied>\r\n            <lb />used with no bad effect. It is advised to be still continued t<supplied>ho</supplied>\r\n            <lb />the effects of the journey she is now to enter upon may se<supplied>em</supplied>\r\n            <lb />to supersede it - The state of M<sup>rs</sup> Lockharts <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> ha<supplied>s</supplied>\r\n            <lb />been irregular frequently <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> sometimes <symptom n=\"31\">loose</symptom>. For t<supplied>he</supplied>\r\n            <lb />first she has sometimes employed <ingredient n=\"34\">sulphur</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of Ta<supplied>rtar</supplied></ingredient>\r\n            <lb />but what <del>seems</del> seems best to answer with her is a sm<supplied>all</supplied>\r\n            <lb />dose of the bitter <ingredient n=\"9\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Rhubarb</ingredient> according to the\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh Dispensatory -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The above is the history of M<sup>rs</sup> Lockharts ailmen<supplied>ts</supplied>\r\n            <lb />remedies to be communicated to any Physician she may <unclear>have</unclear>\r\n            <lb />occasion to consult &amp; I have now only to add my direction<supplied>ns</supplied>\r\n            <lb />for her conduct during the Journey she is now to enter upo<supplied>n</supplied>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For the first part of it she should move slowly <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />take short stages &amp; short days journey\'s, -- Between stages\r\n            <lb />should always take some rest upon a bed &amp; it will be ri<supplied>ght</supplied>\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb /><supplied>to</supplied> order her journey so as she finish it for the day before she\r\n            <lb /><supplied>ta</supplied>kes any full or solid meal.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If M<sup>rs</sup> L shall find that her Journey occasions any return of\r\n            <lb /><supplied>h</supplied>er evacuation, she must go on the more slowly or perhaps\r\n            <lb /><supplied>re</supplied>st a day or two.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Let her take twice a day a spoonfull or two of her <ingredient n=\"113\">bitters</ingredient> as\r\n            <lb /><supplied>s</supplied>he has done of late.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When she is troubled with <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom>, she may two or three times\r\n            <lb /><supplied>a</supplied> day take from five to ten of the Vitriolic Drops in a glass of wat<supplied>er</supplied>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When she happens to be <symptom n=\"3\">sick</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"61\">squeamish</symptom> these drops may\r\n            <lb /><supplied>so</supplied>metimes relieve it\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If she is <symptom n=\"3\">sick</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"45\">faintish</symptom> <add place=\"above\">immediately</add> before meals she may be relieved\r\n            <lb /><supplied>by</supplied> a tea spoonfull of <ingredient n=\"195\">sal volatile</ingredient> in Water.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />While she continues to be liable to <symptom n=\"3\">sick</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"61\">squeamish</symptom>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"5\"><supplied>f</supplied>its</symptom> at night it will be proper to take frequently a dose of\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"28\">Laudanum</ingredient> at bedtime and along with it some <ingredient n=\"195\">Sal Volatile</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />This will be the best security for good nights and therefore for\r\n            <lb /><supplied>su</supplied>pporting her under the Journey but at the same I would\r\n            <lb /><supplied>h</supplied>ave it taken no oftener that seems necessary. While her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>\r\n            <lb /><supplied>k</supplied>eeps regular it will be more allowable, but <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> will\r\n            <lb /><supplied>p</supplied>rescribe some reserve. If the <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> should happen, some\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"9\" t=\"1\"><supplied>T</supplied>incture of Rhubarb</ingredient> should be taken frequently. If the <ingredient n=\"28\">Laudanum</ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><unclear>is</unclear> frequently repeated the dose must be increased to twenty five\r\n            <lb /><supplied>or</supplied> thirty drops. When the journey is over it will be very proper\r\n            <lb /><supplied>to</supplied> drop the <ingredient n=\"28\">Laudanum</ingredient> altogether except upon occasions of necessity\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It is to be hoped that this Journey will be over before any\r\n            <lb /><supplied>m</supplied>onthly period shall return and before that approaches I\r\n            <lb /><supplied>w</supplied>ould have the <ingredient n=\"113\">bitters</ingredient> laid aside &amp; would then advise M<sup>rs</sup> L.\r\n            <lb /><supplied>to</supplied> have recourse to her <action n=\"31\">strengthening tincture</action> &amp; Stomachic\r\n            <lb /><supplied>Po</supplied>wders the first to be taken two or three times &amp; the last once or\r\n            <lb /><supplied>tw</supplied>ice a day.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In case it should happen that the evacuation either continues\r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb />or returns upon the road the <ingredient n=\"111\">bitters</ingredient> must be laid aside &amp; in\r\n            <lb />place of them the <action n=\"31\">strengthening</action> tincture and powders are to be\r\n            <lb />taken. In all Cases the Vitriolic Drops may be continued.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 18<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><u>1772</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Lockhart of Lee</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"97\">Terr. Japonic.</ingredient> pulv. Ê’iij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon.</ingredient> cont. Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"75\">Gum. Arabic.</ingredient> â„¥i\r\n                    <lb />Affunde aquÃ¦ fervent lbj\r\n                    <lb />Digere per horas quatuour subinde agitando\r\n                    <lb />et liquori colato adde\r\n                    <lb />Aq. <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam.</ingredient> spir â„¥ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar. alb.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb />Signa <action n=\"31\">Strengthening</action> Infusion two table spoonfulls\r\n                    <lb />to be taken two or three times a day\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take three drachms of powdered <ingredient n=\"97\">Japanese earth</ingredient>,\r\n                    two drachms of crushed <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient>,\r\n                    one ounce of <ingredient n=\"75\">gum Arabic</ingredient>,\r\n                    and pour over one pint of warmed water.\r\n                    Let it stand for <unclear>four</unclear> hours after shaking and to the \r\n                    refined liquid add two drachms of <unclear>spirit of</unclear> <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient> water and\r\n                    half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"50\">white sugar</ingredient>.\r\n                    Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening</action> Infusion two table spoonfulls to be taken two or three times a day.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"84\">Magnes. alb.</ingredient> â„ˆi\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon.</ingredient> pulv. gr v\r\n                    <lb />â„³ et pulvis et fiant. h. m. dos â„– xxiv\r\n                    <lb />Signa. Stomachic Powders a dose to be taken in a\r\n                    <lb />little water once or twice a day.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take one scruple of <ingredient n=\"84\">calcinated magnesia</ingredient> and\r\n                    five grains of powdered <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient>. Mix and powder,\r\n                    and in an emergency make twenty-five doses. Label: Stomachic\r\n                    Powders, a dose to be taken in a little water once or twice a day.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž Spir <ingredient n=\"108\">Vitriol</ingredient> ten. â„¥j\r\n                    <lb />Syr. caryophyll. Ê’j\r\n                    <lb />â„³ Sig Vitr<sup>l</sup>: Drops from five to ten to be taken in a gla<supplied>ss</supplied>\r\n                    <lb />of water several times a day\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take one ounce of thin spirit of <ingredient n=\"108\">spirit of vitriol</ingredient>, and\r\n                    one drachm of <ingredient n=\"71\">syrup of caryophyll</ingredient>. Mix and label: Vitriolic\r\n                    Drops, from five to ten to be taken in a glass of water several times a day.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. Peruvian.</ingredient> cont. Ê’j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"21\">--- Aurantior</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb />Rad. <ingredient n=\"81\">Colomb.</ingredient> ras @ Ê’Å¿s\r\n                    <lb />Affunde <ingredient n=\"184\">Spir vin Gall.</ingredient> â„¥ij et post horas duas adde\r\n                    <lb />Aq. fervent. â„¥vj\r\n                    <lb />Digere per horas duodeum et liquori per chartam colatoa<illegible w=\"2\" />\r\n                    <lb />Spir. <ingredient n=\"123\">Lavend.</ingredient> c. Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb />Sig: Stomachic Tincture a table spoonfull or two to be tak<supplied>en</supplied>\r\n                    <lb />twice a day a little before dinner &amp; supper\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take one drachm of <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian bark</ingredient>,\r\n                    half a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"21\">orange peel</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"81\">Colombo</ingredient> root,\r\n                    Pour over two ounces of <ingredient n=\"184\">French brandy</ingredient> and after two hours add\r\n                    six ounces of warm water. Let it stand for <unclear>two</unclear>hours, then divide and strain\r\n                    the liquid through water, <unclear>then add</unclear> two drachms of spirit of <ingredient n=\"123\">lavendar</ingredient>.\r\n                    Label: Stomachic Tincture, a table spoonfull or two to be taken twice a day a little before dinner and supper.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <signed>W C</signed>\r\n        <dateline>\r\n            18<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1772\r\n        </dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 5955, 3, '2015-04-10 14:14:54', 121),
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Take four ounces of best <ingredient n=\"272\">Olive Oil</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"70\" t=\"28\">Oil of Sassafras</ingredient>, and half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"39\">Spirit of Ammonia</ingredient> <illegible w=\"2\" /> Label:\r\n                        <action n=\"34\">anodyne</action> oil for anointing the pained parts.\r\n                    </reg>\r\n                </choice>\r\n            </recipe>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3. Exercise avoiding Walking much, riding very gently, travelling in a Chaise\r\n            <lb />slowly &amp; by short stages.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4. Diet of what the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> bears. Avoid Malt. <choice><abbr>L.</abbr><expan>Liquors</expan></choice> Wine &amp; Water, a glass\r\n            <lb />of Wine or Punch if it does not heat.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />5. Avoid Cold &amp; wet. 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I think it will be too late to send you\r\n            <lb />medicines from hence and I therefore write immeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />diately as you may get what is necessary very good\r\n            <lb />from D<sup>r</sup> Sanders at Bamf. I would advise you\r\n            <lb />you to apply immediately to the most pained\r\n            <lb />part of your <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> a <treatment n=\"4\">blistering plaister</treatment> of about\r\n            <lb />six inches long by four broad but it need not\r\n            <lb />be kept open as in case it gives you the relief\r\n            <lb />I expect it will, it will be better upon a return of\r\n            <lb />the pains to apply a fresh <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> than it would\r\n            <lb />have been to keep any part of the first open by\r\n            <lb />way of <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> you <del>mu</del> must continue to keep your\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> rather open and for that purpose I have\r\n            <lb />sent you on t\'other page a receipt for an Electuary\r\n            <lb />which I expect will answer very well and you\r\n            <lb />may have it very night from Bamf I have\r\n            <lb />also ordered some pills of <del>w</del> which you may take\r\n            <lb />two at bedtime but I would have you take\r\n            <lb />them only while your pains are severe, as by\r\n            <lb />repetition they may become familiar and less\r\n            <lb />effectual and therefore it will be best to take\r\n            <lb />them only every second or third night or seldom<add place=\"above\">er</add>\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />if your pains allow They are liable to be a\r\n            <lb />little binding and if you observe that, you must\r\n            <lb />be more diligent in taking the Electuary.\r\n            <lb />While your pains continue so severe I cannot advise\r\n            <lb />the cold Bath but I hope the <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> and pills\r\n            <lb />may prepare matters for it In the mean time\r\n            <lb />if your pains continue after the <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> is healed\r\n            <lb />I would advise you to try a warm bath especially\r\n            <lb />about the end of a month <del>Thes</del> These are the\r\n            <lb />advices occur<del>r</del> to me at present but wou\'d wish\r\n            <lb />to hear from you again soon and what ever is\r\n            <lb />in my power you may certainly depend upon\r\n            <lb />from\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W C</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 5952, 2, '2013-03-06 10:54:49', 35),
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The disease however may be moderated and\r\n            <lb /><supplied>i</supplied>f the frequent returns of it can be prevented it may in time be\r\n            <lb />taken away altogether.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This however is not to be done by medicine without a very\r\n            <lb />strict regimen is joined to it &amp; which I therefore mention in the\r\n            <lb />first place.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />His diet should be entirely of milk &amp; grain avoiding on\r\n            <lb />one hand all animal food and on the other Roots &amp; greens.\r\n            <lb />Of the first he may take sometimes Broth and of Roots &amp; greens also\r\n            <lb />sometimes but seldom and always sparingly.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />His drink should be plain water\r\n            <lb />avoiding Malt Liquors &amp; all sort of strong drink.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Exercise on horseback is\r\n            <lb />extremely proper but much walking &amp; all sort of bodily Exercise is\r\n            <lb />very bad.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He should wear a flannel shirt next his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> both night &amp; day,\r\n            <lb />with flannel drawers &amp; warm worsted <del>stockings</del> understockings, &amp;\r\n            <lb />perhaps he should have some additional upon his <bodypart n=\"19\">Knees</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In every shape he must guard against cold &amp; moisture and\r\n            <lb />particularly avoid being abroad in the Evenings and in moist\r\n            <lb />and foggy weather. 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Sep<sup>tr</sup>. 12<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh September 12<sup>th</sup></expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />1770\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes Socotor.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"16\">Extr. 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Duncanson</head>\r\n        <opener><salute><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir</salute></opener>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I have just now had time to peruse your letter and should\r\n            <lb/>have complained if it had been any shorter. It appears to me that M<sup>rs</sup>. Duncanson\r\n            <lb/>from her infancy has had some <condition n=\"98\">inflammatory <subst><del>diseases</del><add place=\"above\">diatheses</add></subst></condition> in her Constitution, &amp;\r\n            <lb/>both the violence and repetition of the <condition n=\"2\">small-pox</condition> are a proof of it. However\r\n            <lb/>it attends some of the healthiest, and she had no ailments since 1743 when\r\n            <lb/>an <condition n=\"72\">infection</condition> put her in <add place=\"above\">great</add> danger of a <condition n=\"1\">Phthisis</condition>, but her being free from any\r\n            <lb/>pre-disposition allowed her to escape, tho this and the accident in 1747 left\r\n            <lb/>her <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> weak and liable to be affected with <condition n=\"13\">cold</condition>, and at length to fits of\r\n            <lb/><condition n=\"14\"><symptom n=\"57\">spasmodic</symptom> Asthma</condition>. Tho she was delivered from these the frequent <symptom n=\"1\">head-\r\n            <lb/>achs</symptom> and <symptom n=\"49\">tooth achs</symptom>, she became liable to, are a proof to me that the <condition n=\"98\">diathesis</condition>\r\n            <lb/>mentioned continued, and I have no doubt that the pain of her <bodypart n=\"62\">haunch</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>and the pain of her <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> which so frequently extends to the <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>, &amp;\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"62\">haunch</bodypart>, and which was affected by the motion of the <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> and by lying on\r\n            <lb/>that <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart>, is truly of the <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatic kind</condition>, and depending upon more or less\r\n            <lb/>of the <condition n=\"98\">inflammatory diathesis</condition> in her system. I enter into this examination\r\n            <lb/>that you may understand my plan and examine circumstances more\r\n            <lb/>exactly so as to correct or confirm it, for I hold no practices to be good for\r\n            <lb/>any thing that is not founded on a judgement concerning the nature of\r\n            <lb/>the disease. I conclude that M<sup>rs</sup>. Duncanson\'s ailments are <condition n=\"15\">rheumatic</condition>, and as\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse has <symptom n=\"34\">nothing feverish</symptom></symptom> I should judge it to be of the chronic kind; but the\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"21\">constant heat of her <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart></symptom> and the <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom> for some days before your writing\r\n            <lb/>give suspicion of <condition n=\"10\">latent fever</condition>, and you must be on your guard in that respect to\r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"1\">take a little blood</treatment> if any <symptom n=\"15\">frequency or hardness of pulse</symptom> more distincly appears.\r\n            <lb/>In the mean time I hold it of importance to keep up the <symptom n=\"28\">perspiration</symptom> by a flannel\r\n            <lb/>shirt next the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> both night and day. It will be of use also to employ the\r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"18\">flesh-brush</treatment> every morning especially on the <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart>, and <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart> affected. With these\r\n            <lb/>the most certain means of supporting <symptom n=\"28\">perspiration</symptom> is riding on horse-back and\r\n            <lb/>as the pain she feels on motion goes off after the first mile there can be\r\n            <lb/>no objection to it. At the same time I am clear for her taking intirely\r\n            <lb/>to a milk and vegetable diet, and abstaining altogether brth from\r\n            <lb/>meat and all kind of strong drink I have no doubt that these measures\r\n            <lb/>persued during the Summer will entirely relieve her; but at the same\r\n            <lb/>time it may be secured by some <ingredient n=\"33\">Antimonial</ingredient> taken as an alternative\r\n            <lb/>only. You may employ either the <ingredient n=\"33\">Antimonial Wine</ingredient> or a <ingredient n=\"110\" t=\"3\">Solution of Tartar\r\n            <lb/>Emetic</ingredient>, but the last is more secure. Which ever you employ give a dose\r\n            <lb/>every night and morning, but a little larger at night than in the morning.\r\n            <lb/>Let the dose be always so much as the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> can bear without <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>and commonly so much as to raise a <symptom n=\"61\">slight nausea</symptom>. I hope I have prescribed\r\n            <lb/>enough, but if the ailment shall either increase or prove obstinate I\r\n            <lb/>would advise <treatment n=\"25\">sweating moderately</treatment> by <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers powder</ingredient>. A Scruple or half a \r\n            <lb/>dram may be enough. Let it be given always in the morning, and being\r\n            <lb/>laid in flannel and blankets let her continue in bed not only all\r\n            <lb/>day but if she can bear it till next day. Give no drink for an hour or two after\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"64\">the powder</ingredient>, but afterwards frequently give something warm, and at same\r\n            <lb/>time take care that she is not too much loaded with bed-cloaths. Under proper\r\n            <lb/>management the operation is easily suffered. If M<sup>rs</sup>. Duncanson is to read this,\r\n            <lb/>she will be surprized that I take no notice of the local ailment of the <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb/>It is because I am persuaded there is none those but what depends on the <bodypart n=\"115\">membranes\r\n            <lb/>of the <bodypart n=\"68\"><subst><del>ad</del><add place=\"above\">sub</add></subst>jacent muscles</bodypart></bodypart>. I have this week received a long letter from your brother in\r\n            <lb/>Virginia,<note>Untraced, but see Letter ID:106.</note> and shall answer him in a few days. He has a very bad constitution but I hope\r\n            <lb/>it may be mended. I must conclude, and am\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Your <unclear>S<sup>ee</sup>.</unclear> W.C.</salute>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 4<sup>th</sup>. July 1770</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 97, 3, '2013-08-16 20:13:53', 108),
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He must\r\n            <lb/>always walk very gently and but little at one time. He\r\n            <lb/>will even be better on horseback if the horse walks only. If\r\n            <lb/>he goes in a carriage it must be a very easy one and upon a\r\n            <lb/>smooth road\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>His diet requires as much attention in avoiding every thing\r\n            <lb/>that may become sowr on his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>. He must therefore\r\n            <lb/>take no kind of fresh fruit nor vinigar. He must take very\r\n       <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>little garden things and no kind of fermented liquor. His ordinary\r\n            <lb/>drink must be toast water or that with a little of any kind spritis\r\n            <lb/>he likes best. He may take at dinner any kind of plain meat but\r\n            <lb/>Should always keep his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> light and fill up his meal with\r\n            <lb/>Soup or any kind of pudding rather than make a full meall of\r\n            <lb/>meat. He may take fish but of these more moderately still\r\n            <lb/>than of meat. He must take nothing salted. At supper he should\r\n            <lb/>take no meat but may take an Egg or any kind of grain and\r\n            <lb/>with these he may sometimes take milk but not often. He\r\n            <lb/>must take no Butter milk or whey at least while he is taking\r\n            <lb/>the above <choice><abbr>ment<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>mentioned</expan></choice> medicine. At Breakfast he most obstain\r\n            <lb/>from Green or Bohea Tea but may take Sage Balm or any\r\n            <lb/>other herb of home growth and rather than any of these I would\r\n            <lb/>recommend the <illegible w=\"1\" /> tea with whatever tea he takes he may\r\n            <lb/>take bread and butter as usuall but without honey. Jelly\r\n            <lb/>Marmalade or other kind of Sweat meats\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Nothing is of more consequence to Colsfield than avoiding\r\n            <lb/>cold and particularly in his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>. These therefore should\r\n            <lb/>be always well guarded and he must take great care not\r\n            <lb/>to stand still in the fields. In case of any attack of <condition n=\"24\">strangÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ury</condition> or pain of his <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart>. He must ly down as much as he\r\n            <lb/>can for walking and even an erect posture does harm\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>He should drink pretty freely of weak <ingredient n=\"149\">Lintseed tea</ingredient> made by\r\n            <lb/>pouring a shopen of boiling water upon two tea spoonfulls of\r\n            <lb/>Unbruised <ingredient n=\"149\">lintseed</ingredient>. If he can get <ingredient n=\"98\">marshmallow roots</ingredient> in proper\r\n            <lb/>Condition that is half dryed a <ingredient n=\"98\" t=\"15\">decoction of these</ingredient> may be\r\n            <lb/>lighter on his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> and Answer as well as the <ingredient n=\"149\">Lintseed\r\n                <lb/>tea</ingredient>. The <ingredient n=\"98\" t=\"15\">Decoction</ingredient> is made by boilling two ounces of the <ingredient n=\"98\">root</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>in three muchkens of water till one mutchken be boilled\r\n            <lb/>away. When this is near done an ounce of Sliced <ingredient n=\"121\">Liqorice\r\n            <lb/>root</ingredient> is to be put in and boilled for a few minutes If his\r\n            <lb/>Uneasiness goes on increasing he must employ <treatment n=\"6\">Glysters</treatment>.\r\n            <lb/>When his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> is open these <treatment n=\"6\">Glysters</treatment> may be warm water\r\n            <lb/>alone but if his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> is in the least bound the following\r\n            <lb/>may be employed. Take a handfull of <ingredient n=\"11\">Camomile flowers</ingredient>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>and two tea spoonfulls of <ingredient n=\"122\">Carraway Seeds</ingredient> boill these in\r\n            <lb/>five or six gills of water till three gills only Remain then\r\n            <lb/>add a table Spoonfull of <ingredient n=\"51\">Brown suggar</ingredient> and half a spoonfull\r\n            <lb/>of <ingredient n=\"140\">Common Salt</ingredient>. Strain the whole and add three or four\r\n            <lb/>spoonfulls of <ingredient n=\"79\">Florrence Oil</ingredient>. If there has been any <unclear>bosÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>borness</unclear> it is absolutely necessary to open the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> and\r\n            <lb/>if the last <choice><abbr>ment<sup>d</sup>.</abbr><expan>mentioned</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"6\">Glyster</treatment> does not answer recourse must\r\n            <lb/>he had to stronger <action n=\"24\">purgatives</action> and <treatment n=\"6\">Turpentine Glysters</treatment>\r\n            <lb/>are among the most proper but these must be left\r\n            <lb/>to the conduct of a man of skill. When the pains of the\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart> are violent it may be very proper to <treatment n=\"1\">let a little\r\n            <lb/>blood</treatment> more or less as the pains are more in the <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>or as the <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> is more or less affected, better emptying\r\n            <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> and <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> where necessary recourse may\r\n            <lb/>be had to <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> but not in less then forty drops\r\n            <lb/>for a dose and this may be repeated in six or eight hours\r\n            <lb/>if the pains continue at the same time with these\r\n            <lb/>Remedys a warm Bath or <treatment n=\"21\">fomentations</treatment> to the <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>or <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> may be employed taking care of the last are\r\n            <lb/>employed that he is laid in blankets which may be\r\n            <lb/>removed when the <treatment n=\"21\">fomenting</treatment> is finished to that nothing\r\n            <lb/>cold or damp may be about him\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 9 July 1770</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 98, 2, '2012-10-09 17:53:56', 118),
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Dumfries</head>\r\n        <opener>\r\n            <salute>Sir</salute>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I had <choice><abbr>y<sup>rs</sup></abbr><expan>yours</expan></choice> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> 21<sup>st</sup> <choice><abbr>curr<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>current</expan></choice> in course but being in the\r\n            <lb />Country I could not answer it sooner. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am sorry to find <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> ailment so obstinate &amp; shall be very\r\n            <lb />willing to give you all there lies in my power but with\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Young had written at the same time <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> you to\r\n            <lb />tell me <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>what</expan></choice> length <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"139\">anod. draught</ingredient> had <choice><abbr>b<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>been</expan></choice> increased\r\n            <lb />&amp; <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> what <choice><abbr>eff<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>effects</expan></choice>. I wish also he had told me his opiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nion of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> matter <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> you render by stool &amp; <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>what</expan></choice> seemed\r\n            <lb /><del>necessary</del> to be <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>eff<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>effect</expan></choice> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"8\"><choice><abbr>Inject</abbr><expan>Injection</expan></choice></treatment> <choice><abbr>eith<sup>r</sup><expan>either</expan></abbr></choice> in taking off <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"78\">irritation</symptom> or changing <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> \r\n<symptom n=\"46\">matter discharged.</symptom> I wish\r\n            <lb />too he could tell me if any thing is to be learned by\r\n            <lb />examining <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> state <unclear>as to</unclear> the fundament so far as he can\r\n            <lb />reach. Till the nature of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> case is more exactly ascertaiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ned I delay giving further advice <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> meantime\r\n            <lb />you may <choice><abbr>cont.</abbr><expan>continue</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> goats milk &amp; while it has <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>eff<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>effect</expan></choice> of kee:Â¬\r\n            <lb />ping <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> open you have no need of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <action n=\"21\"><choice><abbr>laxat. Elect.</abbr><expan>laxative Electuary</expan></choice></action>\r\n            <lb />While <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"64\"><choice><abbr>B.</abbr><expan>Belly</expan></choice></bodypart> keeps open you may safely use the <ingredient n=\"139\"><choice><abbr> Anod. Dr.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Anodyne Drops</expan></choice></ingredient> so\r\n            <lb />so far as to give some sleep or at least to take off <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> sharp:\r\n            <lb />ness of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>matt<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>matter</expan></choice> I think they should still be employed.\r\n            <lb />I have no <choice><abbr>object<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>objection</expan></choice> to <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> diet as you give an <choice><abbr>acc<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>account</expan></choice> of it nor\r\n            <lb />to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> strawberries <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> you can get <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>quant<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> you\r\n            <lb />propose to take of an English <choice><abbr>q<sup>rt</sup></abbr></choice> <unclear><choice><abbr>2<sup>cc</sup></abbr><expan>2 cups</expan></choice></unclear><note>Obscure, but this is the likely reading.</note> a day seems to\r\n            <lb />me too much &amp; I would have you begin with Â½ pint\r\n            <lb />English &amp; increase by degrees as you find <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> bowels\r\n            <lb />bear <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n\r\n            <dateline>\r\n<lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 25 June\r\n            <lb /> 1773\r\n</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3681, 11, '2015-04-17 21:34:13', 134),
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He was\r\n            <lb />instantly <treatment n=\"1\">lett blood</treatment> &amp; the day following the <bodypart n=\"53\">first passages</bodypart> were cleansed with\r\n            <lb />a gentle <treatment n=\"30\">purge</treatment>. At that time when he could speak he complained of an\r\n            <lb />oppression in his <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart> &amp; pain in the <bodypart n=\"67\">fore part of the head</bodypart> which continued\r\n            <lb />all that day. He is seized almost every morning with <symptom n=\"119\">startings</symptom>, but never\r\n            <lb />had <symptom n=\"5\">a severe fit</symptom> till the summer Equinox &amp; was treated after the same manner\r\n            <lb />the pain in his <bodypart n=\"67\">head</bodypart> at these times continued about 48 hours. He says that\r\n            <lb />he has been troubled with these complaints about 4 years, that he is constantly\r\n            <lb />worse after any severe exercise, but has no other complaint, the nonnaturals\r\n            <lb />are all in good order. The <symptom n=\"119\">startings</symptom> attack him immediately after sleep, &amp;\r\n            <lb />continue 8 or 10 minutes, after which time he has no complaint through the\r\n            <lb />day, &amp; he keeps his bed for a short time after he wakes, tho he is sensible\r\n            <lb />of slights <symptom n=\"119\">startings</symptom>, yet they are not severe &amp; he is easy through the length of\r\n            <lb />the day; whereas if he riseth instantly he can not stand, but has frequently\r\n            <lb />fallen, however he never loseth his understanding. If he has at any time\r\n            <lb />been overtaken with drink he was ever worse the day following. ------\r\n            <lb />After having caused him, as was said, to be <treatment n=\"1\">bled</treatment> and <treatment n=\"30\">purged</treatment>, I advised him\r\n            <lb />to use a vegetable diet, &amp; take for breakfast &amp; supper an infusion of <ingredient n=\"22\">valerian</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />with bisquit or toasted bread forbearing every thing of bad digestion, then\r\n            <lb />I prescribed the following.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n            \r\n            <recipe>\r\n                \r\n                <choice>\r\n                    \r\n                    <orig>\r\n                        \r\n                        <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"22\">Pulv: Rad: Valerian: Silvest:</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"356\">Zedoar:</ingredient> @Ê’j\r\n                        <lb /><ingredient n=\"28\">Castoris Rup:</ingredient> Ê’jÅ¿s <ingredient n=\"195\">Sal. <unclear>succum</unclear> Volat:</ingredient> Ê’j. <ingredient n=\"36\">Cinnabar: Nativ:</ingredient> Ê’j <ingredient n=\"5\">Gum:\r\n                        <lb />Assafoetid:</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"249\">Sagapen:</ingredient> @Ê’ij <ingredient n=\"226\">Sy<sup>r</sup>. Rhamno</ingredient> q.: s: ut fiat massa Pilularis\r\n                        <lb />Ex singulis drachmis formentur Pil: viginti Sig<sup>t.</sup> Two pills are to be taken \r\n                        <lb />every evening &amp; three every morning observing a regular diet.\r\n                        \r\n                    </orig>\r\n                    <reg>\r\n                        \r\n                        Take one drachm of <ingredient n=\"22\">powder of Wild Valerian Root</ingredient>, one drachm of <ingredient n=\"356\">Zedoary</ingredient>, \r\n                        one and a half drachm of <ingredient n=\"28\">Russian Castor</ingredient>, one drachm of <unclear>juice of</unclear><ingredient n=\"195\">Volatile Salt of <illegible w=\"1\" /></ingredient>, one drachm of <ingredient n=\"36\">Native Cinnabar</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"5\">AsafÅ“tid \r\n                        Gum</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"249\">Gum of Sagapenum</ingredient>, and a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"226\">Syrup of Buckthorn</ingredient> in order to obtain a mass of pills \r\n                        formed by pills of one drachm each, of which make twenty pills. Label: Two pills are to be taken \r\n                        every evening &amp; three every morning observing a regular diet.\r\n                        \r\n                    </reg>\r\n                    \r\n                </choice>\r\n                \r\n            </recipe>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 27 I ordered\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n            \r\n            <recipe>\r\n                \r\n                <choice>\r\n                    \r\n                    <orig>\r\n                        \r\n                        <lb />â„ž <unclear>Pulv: de Guttala</unclear> <ingredient n=\"36\">Cinnabar Nativ pp<sup>t</sup>.</ingredient> @Ê’ij Misce divide in Part: Equal: â„– xij\r\n                        <lb />Sig<sup>t.</sup> one powder to be taken every eight hour in a spoonfull of water Gruel\r\n                        \r\n                    </orig>\r\n                    <reg>\r\n                        \r\n                        Take two drachms of <unclear>powdered ?</unclear> and two drachms of <ingredient n=\"36\">prepared powder of Native Cinnabar</ingredient>. Mix and divide into twelve equal parts. \r\n                        Label: one powder to be taken every eight hour in a spoon of water Gruel.\r\n                        \r\n                    </reg>\r\n                </choice>\r\n                \r\n            </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> fourth this was repeated, the 7<sup>th</sup>. he took a dose of <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient>. The eight I\r\n            <lb />prescribed <ingredient n=\"143\">Flor Zinci</ingredient> g<sup>r</sup>. iv in <ingredient n=\"124\">Chel. Cancror: pp<sup>t</sup>.</ingredient> Ê’ij in six doses: one Powder to\r\n            <lb />be taken every morning. <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 22 I increased the\r\n            <lb />dose to one gram of the <ingredient n=\"143\">Flor: Zinci:</ingredient> &amp; continued the same the 22 of December, \r\n            <lb />when his Brother was in the Country he prepared some and increased the dose\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n                \r\n            <lb />he has occasionally taken small doses of <ingredient n=\"9\">Rubarb</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"7\"><choice><abbr>Merc:</abbr><expan>Mercurius</expan></choice> dulcis</ingredient> to cleanse the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"53\">first passages</bodypart>, &amp; destroy <condition n=\"39\">worms</condition>: but he never saw any <condition n=\"39\">worms</condition>: he was advised also \r\n            <lb />to use the cold bath and <treatment n=\"37\">frictions</treatment>. It is remarkable that he is seized ever \r\n            <lb />after sleep and at no other time; therefore it is submitted to others whither a \r\n            <lb />perpetual <treatment n=\"11\">issue</treatment> might not be adviseable. As I can not be certain whether \r\n            <lb />what I advised was strictly complyed with, or even if the medicines were\r\n            <lb />exactly prepared, &amp; given, I submit to your consideration whether it would\r\n            <lb />not be for his advantage to send him to his Brother for some time, where\r\n            <lb />trials might be made without a possibility of mistakes, or want of care.    \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>I am\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />your most <choice><abbr>Obed:<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Hu:<sup>le</sup></abbr><expan>Humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv.<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Jo: Cook</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> John Boyes <choice><abbr>Sen.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Senior</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />of Wellshall\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 908, 3, '2014-08-21 16:43:30', 181);
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J. / Regarding: [A matter not directly regarding a patient] / 24 May 1774 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Luca Guariento</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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J.                \r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />After <choice><abbr>consid<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>considering</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>attentiv.<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>attentively</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w<sup>le</sup></abbr><expan>whole</expan></choice> history of <choice><abbr>y.<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>gentlem<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>gentleman\'s</expan></choice> <add place=\"above\">F</add> <choice><abbr>compt.<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>completely</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />am of opinion <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>they</expan></choice> are &amp; have <choice><abbr>bn fm</abbr><expan>been from</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>beginn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>beginning</expan></choice> a <choice><abbr>mixt.</abbr><expan>mixture</expan></choice> of\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"15\">Rheumatism</condition> &amp; <condition n=\"31\">Palsy</condition>. 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He should\r\n            <lb />lay out his <bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart> &amp; otherwise avoid further <treatment n=\"25\"><choice><abbr>sweat<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>sweating</expan></choice></treatment> <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />should <choice><abbr>cont.</abbr><expan>continue</expan></choice> to lye abed for <choice><abbr>sev<sup>l</sup></abbr><expan>several</expan></choice> hours.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />After his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> has <choice><abbr>b<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>been</expan></choice> dried for an hour or 2 his <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />should be <treatment n=\"39\">rubbed <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a piece of warm flannel</treatment> it should be\r\n            <lb />done under <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> bedcloaths &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"39\"><choice><abbr>rubb<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>rubbing</expan></choice></treatment> gentle <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> long <choice><abbr>cont<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> measures proposed have <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>eff.<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>effect</expan></choice> <del>I</del> expect &amp; enÂ¬\r\n            <lb />able <add place=\"above\">him</add> to bear <choice><abbr>mot<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>motion</expan></choice> he should as soon as <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>weath<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>weather</expan></choice> is toleÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rably warm be carried abroad &amp; have exercise in a carriage\r\n            <lb />for 2 or 3 hours in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> forenoon.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The bath I propose for him is a <choice><abbr>med<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>medium</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>betw<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>between</expan></choice> Buxton\r\n            <lb />&amp; Bath &amp; if I mistake not will suit him better <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>then</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>eith<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>either</expan></choice>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />of the <choice><abbr>nat<sup>l</sup></abbr><expan>natural</expan></choice> Baths would be.<note>The use of the term \'natural\' indicates that Cullen is not talking in terms of geography, but is addressing matters of temperature and healing properties. In other words, he is suggesting that the artificial bathing method which he is advising above imitates elements of both the natural waters at Bath and Buxton, but is better adapted to the patient\'s needs than either.</note>        \r\n\r\n</p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The above <choice><abbr>managem<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>management</expan></choice> adapted to circumstances\r\n            <lb />by <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>discret<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>discretion</expan></choice> of some body on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> spot is <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>what</expan></choice> I depend\r\n            <lb />on for <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> gentlemans recovery I dont know <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> any <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />or <choice><abbr>drink<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>drinking</expan></choice> any <ingredient n=\"12\"><choice><abbr>min<sup>le</sup></abbr><expan>mineral</expan></choice> waters</ingredient> would be of service <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> I think\r\n            <lb />it possible he <choice><abbr>m<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>must</expan></choice> be <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>bett<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>better</expan></choice> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>applic<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>application</expan></choice> of <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>cont<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>controlled</expan></choice> for some time. It should be applied <choice><abbr>2<sup>ce</sup></abbr><expan>twice</expan></choice> a day <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> shocks should be very <choice><abbr>mod.</abbr><expan>moderate</expan></choice> &amp; rather in <unclear>m<sup>r</sup></unclear> <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> in force. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />His diet should be of of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> middle kind, it is proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />babe <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> his <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>stom</abbr><expan>stomach</expan></choice></bodypart> will <choice><abbr>n<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>not</expan></choice> beare <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>veget.</abbr><expan>vegetables</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>espec<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>especially</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>se</sup></abbr><expan>those</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>flatul<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>flatulent</expan></choice> kind <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> other hand he will be hurt\r\n            <lb />by a full &amp; rich diet. He should I think take meat\r\n            <lb />only once a day &amp; for <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> rest milk if he can digest it <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />bread or any kind of <choice><abbr>gr<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>grain</expan></choice> will be <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> best for him. Tea &amp;\r\n            <lb />Coffee are both improper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For <choice><abbr>ordin<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>ordinary</expan></choice> drink he may take beer or water as suits\r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>stom</abbr><expan>stomach</expan></choice></bodypart> &amp; every day he may take a few glapes of any\r\n            <lb />wine he likes best <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> it should always be a few only.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />His <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> should be <choice><abbr>reg<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"30\"><choice><abbr>purg<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>purging</expan></choice></treatment> is extremely\r\n            <lb />improper for him.\r\n        </p>   \r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Ed.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 24. May\r\n                <lb />1774\r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 492, 3, '2013-09-11 17:02:14', 241),
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We therefor in the\r\n            <lb/>first place advise Miss Waugh to return immediately to Carlile, and\r\n            <lb/>there to pursue the following measures.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>When she wakes in the night time with a <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom> <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>upon her let her immediately take a Table sponful of the <action n=\"51\">Febrifuge</action>\r\n            <lb/>Solution ordered below. In half an hour after the same dose is to\r\n            <lb/>be repeated, and if this does not make her sick, after <choice><abbr>anoy<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>another</expan></choice> half hour\r\n            <lb/>she is to take a third dose, and on the like condition a fourth. If\r\n            <lb/>she bears this quantity we expect that it will make her sick and\r\n            <lb/>to reach a little which is not to be encouraged by drinking, and if\r\n            <lb/>much vomiting is avoided the Medicine will go downwards and\r\n            <lb/>purge moderately and at same time produce some sweating, by\r\n            <lb/>all which we hope the <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> may be removed. But this will reÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>quire the medicine to be repeated several times and will depend\r\n            <lb/>also upon its operating properly. To this purpose let it be observed\r\n            <lb/>that the proper operation is what we have just now described\r\n            <lb/>its not vomiting too soon nor much, and therefor if the dose above\r\n            <lb/>mentioned occasions vomiting once or twice taking that\r\n            <lb/>dose must be diminished by giving a weaker solution &amp; repeating\r\n            <lb/>at a shorter interval, and thus managing till the proper operation\r\n            <lb/>is obtained. This repeated for several nights may use we hope with\r\n            <lb/>the other assistances to be mentioned remove the <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>; but if\r\n            <lb/>the solution cannot be made to operate properly we would\r\n            <lb/>have the <ingredient n=\"83\">James\' powder</ingredient> employed in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> place of it. This we\r\n            <lb/>think has formerly been of service, but think it would have\r\n            <lb/>been of more had it been given more early in the <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom>, and\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb/>and if it had operated with less evacuation. If therefor it is again employed\r\n            <lb/>we would have it given at the time we have proposed for <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> solution;\r\n            <lb/>and to prevent its purging so much we would give along with it\r\n            <lb/>some <ingredient n=\"58\" t=\"1\">Tinctura Thebaica</ingredient>, from 10 to 30 drops as Miss Waugh shall be\r\n            <lb/>found to bear it, or as the purging may seem to require, that is to be\r\n            <lb/>prevented from being excessive without stoping it altogether.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Besides these <action n=\"14\">Emetics</action>, we propose that on the days on <choice><abbr>w<sup>c.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>she is free from all <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>, she should take the Boluses ordered below\r\n            <lb/>She may begin at noon, and take one every two hours till she\r\n            <lb/>has taken six. We expect that she will bear the Extract\r\n            <lb/>better than she would <ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient> in substance, and we expect\r\n            <lb/>that the <ingredient n=\"81\">Colomba</ingredient> will prove a very useful addition, and the\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"17\">nutmeg</ingredient> may make the whole sit better on the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>. These\r\n            <lb/>boluses will be more safe also if every second is washed down\r\n            <lb/>with such a saline draught as ordered below. If any suspicion\r\n            <lb/>arises that these boluses should act as <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> has done formerly\r\n            <lb/>that is not to stop the <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> entirely, and at the same time to\r\n            <lb/>render them more irregular, they must be given up and the\r\n            <lb/>cure attempted by Exercise alone. The Exercise must be chiefly on\r\n            <lb/>horseback or in a carriage and must be taken daily to the length of\r\n            <lb/>between 30 and 40 if she bears it; for it should go so far as to\r\n            <lb/>give a little fatigue but not a great deal. It cannot be well\r\n            <lb/>managed but in pursuing a Journey, and we would advise that to\r\n            <lb/>be taken along the west road towards Bath; so that if the \r\n            <lb/>journey has not all the effects desired Miss Waugh may try the\r\n            <lb/>drinking of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"4\">Bath waters</ingredient>, which had so good an effect on her conÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>stitution before. During all of these courses it will be necessary for\r\n            <lb/>Miss Waugh to give some attention to her diet. She should avoid\r\n            <lb/>every thing which may prove heavy on her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, and at all\r\n            <lb/>times avoid loading it with a full meal. But on the other hand\r\n            <lb/>she must as carefully avoid every thing that may be too cold\r\n            <lb/>She must take sparingly of roots and greens, and abstain altogether\r\n            <lb/>from Lettuce, Cucumber, Melon, fresh fruit and milk. She\r\n            <lb/>do well also to abstain from Fish and Eggs. For ordinary drink\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb/>she must take wine and water abstaining from all kind of malt\r\n            <lb/>liquor, and every day at dinner when there is no degree of <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>\r\n            <lb/>upon her she may take two or three glasses of any wine she\r\n            <lb/>likes best.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. 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Caryophyll</ingredient> @ â„¥Å¿s <ingredient n=\"45\">Tartar\r\n                    <lb/>Emetic</ingredient> gr. ij - â„³ Sig. <action n=\"51\">Febrifuge</action> Solution.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take three ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose</ingredient> Water, two ounces each of thin <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Syrup of Cloves</ingredient>,\r\n                    and two grains of <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar Emetic</ingredient>, and mix. Label: <action n=\"51\">Febrifuge</action> Solution.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb/>â„ž Rad. <ingredient n=\"81\">Colomb.</ingredient> Pulv. gr. x. Extract. <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. Peruv.</ingredient> moll â„ˆj <ingredient n=\"17\">Nuc. Moschat.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb/>pulv. gr. iij <ingredient n=\"21\" t=\"18\">Syr. e cort. Aurant.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. Bolus et fiant h. m.\r\n                    <lb/>Bol. â„– vj Sig. <action n=\"51\">Febrifuge</action> Boluses.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take ten grains of powdered <ingredient n=\"81\">Columbo</ingredient> Root, one drachm of soft extract of <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>, \r\n                    three grains of powdered <ingredient n=\"17\">Nutmeg</ingredient>, and a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"21\" t=\"18\">Syrup of Orange peel</ingredient>,\r\n                    and make a bolus, and make four boluses as required. Label: <action n=\"51\">Febrifuge</action> Boluses.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"38\">Sal. Vol. Corn. Cerv.</ingredient> gr x. <ingredient n=\"247\">Succ. limon</ingredient> Ê’ij vol q. s. Aq. <ingredient n=\"107\">Rosar.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb/>â„¥ <ingredient n=\"17\">Nuc. Mosch.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">Syr. Balsam</ingredient> @ Ê’ij â„³ &amp; f. h. m. Haust.\r\n                    <lb/>â„– iij Signa Saline Draughts.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take ten grains of <ingredient n=\"38\">Volatile Salt of Hartshorn</ingredient>, two drachms or a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"247\">Lemon Juice</ingredient>, one ounce of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose</ingredient> Water\r\n                    two drachms each of <ingredient n=\"17\">Nutmeg</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">Syrup of Balsam</ingredient>, and mix. 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I hope all of <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> may be <choice><abbr>remov<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>removed</expan></choice> &amp; for <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> purpose\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> most probable measures appear to me to be the\r\n            <lb />following.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />1. For <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> winter season &amp; perhaps for <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> summer\r\n            <lb />in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Isle of Man he should wear constantly a\r\n            <lb />flannel shirt next his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> &amp; otherwise take every\r\n            <lb />precaution against Cold <choice><abbr>partic<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>particularly</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>aft.</abbr><expan>after</expan></choice> his <choice><abbr>Morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>Morning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">sweats</symptom>. One way especially necessary for <choice><abbr>guard<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>guarding</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>ag<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>against</expan></choice> Cold is to take care never to be much heated by\r\n            <lb />motion warm chambers, or sitting near <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> fire.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2. As often as <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> weather is mild &amp; tolerably fair\r\n            <lb />he should take Exercise in a Carriage for some\r\n            <lb />hours before dinner Walking is very bad for him\r\n            <lb />&amp; should be avoided except upon his own floor.\r\n            <lb />Riding may hereafter be usefull but at present\r\n            <lb />a very precarious measure ^\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4<sup>th</sup> His Diet <del>is very</del> need not be very low but\r\n            <lb />neither must full He may take a bit of Meat\r\n            <lb />at Dinner but he should avoid all the Heavier\r\n            <lb />kinds of it &amp; should never Make a full meal of any\r\n            <lb />kind but fill it up <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> broth pudding or vegetables\r\n            <lb />His suppers should be <illegible w=\"1\"/> or something very ligh\r\n            <lb />without meat.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><del>5</del> For Drink, Water <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a small proportion of\r\n            <lb />of Wine is the best strong kind of all Drink\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> less taken very moderately is certainly danÂ¬\r\n            <lb />gerous but I think the Governer may very\r\n            <lb />properly continue to take <choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice> half a pint to a\r\n            <lb />pint of Claret every day after dinner &amp; from\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"above\">half</add> a gill to a gill of Rum in a weak Punch\r\n            <lb />every <choice><abbr>n<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>night</expan></choice> Much regard is to be had to <unclear>habit</unclear>\r\n            <lb />&amp; if the Governor never goes beyond the\r\n            <lb />bounds prescribed he will be very safe.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />5. Nothing is more proper <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>attent<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>attention</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />that has <choice><abbr>b<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>been</expan></choice> paid to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> state of his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> &amp; it\r\n            <lb />must be <choice><abbr>cont<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice> &amp; nor is there any <choice><abbr>y<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>thing</expan></choice> more proper\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"8\">Crem. Tart.</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"34\">sulphur</ingredient> so long as it does\r\n            <lb />not grow familiar &amp; lose its effect. In that\r\n            <lb />Case <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"93\">Sal Polychrest</ingredient> may be put in the\r\n            <lb />place of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"8\">Crem. Tart.</ingredient>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If any <choice><abbr>symp<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>symptoms</expan></choice> of much <choice><abbr>disord<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>disorder</expan></choice> in the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />should return it may be proper to <treatment n=\"1\">let <choice><abbr>bl<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>blood</expan></choice></treatment>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>freq<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>frequent</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"1\"><choice><abbr>blood<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>blooding</expan></choice></treatment> disposes persons to be <condition n=\"25\">plethoric</condition>\r\n            <lb />&amp; I would not have <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Governor to have\r\n            <lb />recourse to it <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup>out</abbr><expan>without</expan></choice> some necessity.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />7. I believe <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Governor has <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> in his\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Constitut<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>Constitution</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> as it has not hitherto come <choice><abbr>forw<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>forward</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />I dont expect <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> it will now. However it will\r\n            <lb />be very advisable to keep his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> always warm\r\n            <lb />&amp; dry, to wear woolen footsocks in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>n<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>night</expan></choice>time\r\n            <lb />&amp; <choice><abbr>freq<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>frequently</expan></choice> to bathe his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> <choice><abbr>bef.</abbr><expan>before</expan></choice> going to bed <choice><abbr>keep<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>keeping</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> a good while in water not very warm.\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />I expect nothing in this case <choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> use of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <del>Bark</del>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> &amp; therefore would not insist upon it in any\r\n            <lb />shape. The <ingredient n=\"150\"><choice><abbr>Dec<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>Decoction</expan></choice> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Woods</ingredient> was a probable <choice><abbr>remed.</abbr><expan>remedy</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> as it had no <choice><abbr>eff<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>effect</expan></choice> &amp; was <choice><abbr>disagr<sup>le</sup></abbr><expan>disagreeable</expan></choice> to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>Stom.</abbr><expan>Stomach</expan></choice></bodypart> it\r\n            <lb />was properly laid aside.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />9. For <choice><abbr>prevent<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>preventing</expan></choice> all return of <choice><abbr>Compt<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>Complaints</expan></choice> the <choice><abbr>Govern</abbr><expan>Governor</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />must chiefly depend upon a strict adherence to\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> above Regimen <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> he may also be assisted\r\n            <lb />by some <choice><abbr>Med<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>Medecines</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> shall keep up <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>determin<sup>n.</sup></abbr><expan>determination</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"48\">skin</bodypart> &amp; favour <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"30\"><choice><abbr>Erupt<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>Eruption</expan></choice></symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> Nature points\r\n            <lb />at. For <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> purpose I have <choice><abbr>ord<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>ordered</expan></choice> 2 <choice><abbr>med<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>medecines</expan></choice> the one\r\n            <lb />to be <choice><abbr>tak<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>taken</expan></choice> in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>M.</abbr><expan>Morning</expan></choice> &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> other at <choice><abbr>N.</abbr><expan>Night.</expan></choice> If <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>M<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>Morning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />dose feels any ways disagreably hot in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> it may be further diluted <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a little\r\n            <lb />water. Let <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Phial be always well <choice><abbr>shak<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>shaken</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>bef.</abbr><expan>before</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Dr<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Draught</expan></choice> is poured out. If <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Evening does does not\r\n            <lb />give any <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom> or tho\' it should at first <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> afterwards ceases <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> dose may be gradually\r\n            <lb />increased to double or triple <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>q<sup>ty.</sup></abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice>\r\n                    <orig>\r\n                        <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. Ros.</ingredient> â„¥iij <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam.</ingredient> ten.\r\n                        <lb /><ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">syr. Caryophyll.</ingredient> ad â„¥Å¿s. <ingredient n=\"110\">Tart. Emet.</ingredient> gr. ij.\r\n                        <lb />â„³. Sig. <action n=\"11\">Diaphoret</action> â„³. a table sp<sup>n</sup>full to be\r\n                        <lb />taken ev<sup>y.</sup> n<sup>t.</sup> at bedtime.\r\n                    </orig>\r\n                    <reg>\r\n                        Take three ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose Water</ingredient>, half an ounce each of thin <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient>\r\n                        and <ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Clove syrup</ingredient>, and two grains of <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar Emetic</ingredient>.\r\n                        Label: <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic</action> Mixture, a tablespoonfull to be taken every night at bedtime.\r\n                    </reg>\r\n                </choice>\r\n            </recipe>\r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"342\">Elix. guaiac. volat.</ingredient> Ph. Lond. g<sup>tt.</sup> xxx.\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacch. alb.</ingredient> Ê’j simul bene trit. adde <ingredient n=\"184\">spir. vin.\r\n                    <lb />Gall.</ingredient> Ê’j. <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. Rosar.</ingredient> â„³. Signa. Diaphor<sup>c.</sup> Dr<sup>t</sup>\r\n                    <lb />to be tak<sup>n</sup> in y<sup>e</sup> M. as soon as awake lying\r\n                    <lb />abed for an hour or 2 afterwards.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                    <reg>\r\n                        Take thirty grams of <ingredient n=\"342\">volatile elixir of guaiac</ingredient> made up according to the London Pharmacopoeia,\r\n                        and one drachm of <ingredient n=\"50\">white Sugar</ingredient>. Pound well together and add one drachm of <ingredient n=\"184\">French brandy</ingredient>\r\n                        and <ingredient n=\"107\">rose Water</ingredient>. Label: <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic</action> Draught, to be taken in the\r\n                        morning as soon as awake, lying abed for an hour or 2 afterwards.\r\n                        \r\n                    </reg>\r\n                </choice>\r\n            </recipe>\r\n            <closer>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 18. 1773.\r\n            </dateline>\r\n                <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />^3<sup>d</sup> I think it very proper for the Governor to\r\n            <lb />lie abed in the Morning to favour all Moisture\r\n            <lb />that has or may Come out upon the <bodypart n=\"48\">skin</bodypart> but I\r\n            <lb />think late Hours are extremely improper &amp; wish\r\n            <lb />the Governor would by degrees go sooner to bed\r\n            <lb />so that after all he may get up a little sooner\r\n            <lb />in the Morning &amp; have due time for his Exercise\r\n            <lb />in the forenoon.\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3688, 3, '2013-10-05 12:04:28', 180),
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Guaiac:</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar alb. duriss</ingredient> aa Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb />Terito simul probe et dein adde\r\n                    <lb />Muc: <ingredient n=\"75\">G. Arabic:</ingredient> â„¥i\r\n                    <lb />Terito rursus et sensim adde\r\n                    <lb />Aq. <ingredient n=\"108\">Rosar.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient> <add place=\"above\">s. v.</add> aa â„¥iij\r\n                    <lb />â„³. Sig. <action n=\"11\">Diaph.</action> Mixture, a table spoonfull or two\r\n                    <lb />to be taken twice a day shaking the Phial very well before\r\n                    <lb />pouring out.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two drachms each of <ingredient n=\"101\">gum guaiac</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"50\">white sugar</ingredient>.\r\n                    Grind together well and then add one ounce of <ingredient n=\"75\">gum Arabic</ingredient>. Grind again and gradually\r\n                    add three ounces each of <ingredient n=\"108\">rose</ingredient> water and <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient> <unclear>and spirit of wine</unclear>.\r\n                    Mix. Label: <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic</action> Mixture, a table spoonfull or two to be taken twice a day shaking the phial very well before pouring out.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes socoterin</ingredient>. Ex. <ingredient n=\"169\">Gent:</ingredient> aa Ê’j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"93\">Sal polychrest</ingredient> â„ˆi\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. commun.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. M.\r\n                    <lb />dividenda in pil. sing. gr. V\r\n                    <lb />S. <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> pills one or two for\r\n                    <lb />a dose at bedtime\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take one drachm each of <ingredient n=\"3\">socoterine aloes</ingredient> and extract of <ingredient n=\"169\">gentian</ingredient>,\r\n                    one scruple of <ingredient n=\"93\">polychrest salts</ingredient>, and a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">simple syrup</ingredient>,\r\n                    and make a mass, divided into pills of five grains each. Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> pills, one or two for a dose at bedtime.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>vide p. 29\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n            <closer>\r\n                <dateline>\r\n                    <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 23. March 1774 -\r\n                </dateline>\r\n                <signed>W C</signed>\r\n            </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 3689, 2, '2013-08-15 15:01:41', 70),
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it may perhaps be more usefull for <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>purp.</abbr><expan>purpose</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>if a Ê’j of <ingredient n=\"5\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Assa FÅ“tid</ingredient> be dissolved in every â„¥vi of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>â„³</abbr><expan>Mixture</expan></choice>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Besides <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>med.</abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice> taken <choice><abbr>sev<sup>l</sup></abbr><expan>seveeral</expan></choice> times a <choice><abbr>d.</abbr><expan>day</expan></choice> he may\r\n            <lb/>take also at bed time a spoonfull of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Pectoral <choice><abbr>â„³</abbr><expan>Mixture</expan></choice>.\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>ord<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>ordered</expan></choice> below at bed time. These <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medecines</expan></choice> I hope will be\r\n            <lb/>enough to relieve him at <choice><abbr>pres<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>present</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> if by any <choice><abbr>accid<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>accident</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>he should have more <choice><abbr>viol<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>violent</expan></choice> <condition n=\"14\">asthmatic</condition> <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> he must\r\n            <lb/>take <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same <choice><abbr>Pect.</abbr><expan>Pectoral</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>â„³</abbr><expan>Mixture</expan></choice> more <choice><abbr>freq<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>frequently</expan></choice> more or less as he\r\n            <lb/>finds relief <choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice> it &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> it does not heat him too <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>For Mr. G<sup>s</sup> more immediate relief I advise\r\n            <lb/>him as soon as he is settled in quarters to have a\r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"4\"><choice><abbr>blist<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>blistering</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>plaist</abbr><expan>plaister</expan></choice></treatment> applied <choice><abbr>betw<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>between</expan></choice> his <bodypart n=\"11\"><choice><abbr>should<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>shoulders</expan></choice></bodypart> &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> a small\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>p<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>part</expan></choice> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"4\"><choice><abbr>blist</abbr><expan>blistered</expan></choice></treatment> place be kept open for some time <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>that</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> way of a <treatment n=\"4\">perpetual blister</treatment>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <head>For Capt. G.</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig> \r\n                    <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"34\">Fl. Sulph.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s <ingredient n=\"45\">Cryst. Tart.</ingredient> â„¥ij. <ingredient n=\"152\">Pulp. prun. Gall.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"172\">syr. simpl.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. Elect. tenue sive Lochoch.\r\n                    <lb/>signa. <action n=\"21\">Laxat.</action> Elect. 1 2 or 3 tea sp. fuls to be t<sup>n</sup>. in y<sup>e</sup> Morn.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"34\">flowers of sulphur</ingredient>, two ounces of <ingredient n=\"45\">crystal tartar</ingredient>, one ounce of <ingredient n=\"152\">juice\r\n                    of French prunes</ingredient>, and a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">simple syrup</ingredient>, and make a thin electuary or Lochoch.\r\n                    Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Electuary, 1, 2 or 3 teaspoonfulls to be taken in the morning.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"5\">Ass FÅ“tid</ingredient> Ê’ij Aq. <ingredient n=\"152\">Puleg.</ingredient> â„¥vi Solve et colaturÃ¦\r\n                    <lb/>adde <ingredient n=\"28\" t=\"1\">Tinct. Cast.</ingredient> comp. Ê’ij Sal. <ingredient n=\"38\">Corn. Cerv.</ingredient> gr. x\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">Syr. Balsamic.</ingredient> â„¥ij â„³. Signa Pectoral Mixture\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two drachms of <ingredient n=\"5\">asafoetida</ingredient> and four ounces of <ingredient n=\"152\">pennyroyal</ingredient> water. \r\n                    Dissolve and sieve, and add two drachms of <ingredient n=\"28\" t=\"1\">tincture of compounded castor</ingredient>, ten grains of salts of <ingredient n=\"38\">hartshorn</ingredient>,\r\n                    and two ounces of <ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">Syrup of Balsam</ingredient>, and mix. Label: Pectoral Mixture.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W <unclear>C</unclear></signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb/>11 April\r\n                <lb/>1774\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3756, 3, '2012-10-18 12:08:11', 68),
(716, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c3715\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:3715] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  John Whyte / Regarding: Mr Spittall (Spittel) (Patient) / 31 December 1774 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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I have proposed a dose <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> must be\r\n    <lb />increased or diminished as you faind it answer\r\n     <lb />in giving <del>him</del> one stool <choice><abbr>ev</abbr><expan>every</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>d.</abbr><expan>day</expan></choice> &amp; no more.\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n       \r\n       <closer>\r\n           \r\n           \r\n           <signed>W.C.</signed> \r\n           \r\n           <dateline>\r\n               \r\n               <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup> Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh December</expan></choice> 31\r\n               \r\n           </dateline>\r\n           \r\n       </closer>\r\n       \r\n   </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n    <head>For M<sup>r.</sup> Spittal.</head>\r\n       \r\n       <recipe>\r\n           <choice>\r\n               <orig>\r\n                   \r\n              \r\n       <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"125\">Tart. solubil.</ingredient> â„¥ij <ingredient n=\"222\">Sal. mar Hisp.</ingredient> Ê’vj\r\n       <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinnam. simpl.</ingredient> â„¥ij Aq. font â„¥ij\r\n       <lb />Solve &amp; cola. Signa. <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> solution two table\r\n       <lb />spoonfulls to be mixed <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> half a mutchkin of Spring\r\n       <lb />water &amp; taken at two draughts every morning.\r\n                   \r\n               </orig>\r\n               \r\n               <reg>Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient>, six drachms of <ingredient n=\"222\">Spanish Sea Salt</ingredient>, two ounces of <ingredient n=\"65\">pure Cinnamon water</ingredient>, two ounces of Spring water; Dissolve and strain. Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> solution two table spoonfulls to be mixed with half a mutchkin of Spring water &amp; taken at two draughts every morning.\r\n                   \r\n               </reg>\r\n           </choice>\r\n       </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <choice>\r\n  <abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup> Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh December</expan></choice> 31. 1774.\r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n       \r\n</body>\r\n', 3715, 2, '2012-10-17 14:20:01', 66),
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After a little time <treatment n=\"1\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> bleeding\r\n        <lb />should be repeated</treatment> sooner or later as <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same\r\n        <lb />circumstances &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> p<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>the pain</expan></choice>  of her <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> may require.</p>\r\n    \r\n    <p><lb />2. <treatment n=\"4\">Let a blister be <choice><abbr>appl<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>applied</expan></choice></treatment> on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> p<sup>ned</sup> p<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>the pained part</expan></choice> of her\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> &amp; let a <choice><abbr>p<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>part</expan></choice> of it be <treatment n=\"11\">kept open as a perpeÂ¬\r\n   <lb />tual Issue</treatment></p>\r\n    \r\n    <p><lb />3. Let her <choice><abbr>cont.</abbr><expan>continue</expan></choice> at <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> use of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Goat whey as long\r\n        <lb />as it is in good condition &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> state of <del>her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stom</bodypart></del>\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> weather is suitable.</p>\r\n    \r\n    <p><lb />4. At <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same time Let her have gentle exercise\r\n        <lb />on horseback especially <symptom n=\"35\">when she has no spitting\r\n        <lb />of blood</symptom> at all times let <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> motion be as smooth\r\n        <lb />&amp; easy as possible.</p>\r\n    \r\n    <p><lb />5. She should be very much in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> fresh Air but\r\n    <lb />much walking is very bad for her  &amp; especially\r\n     <lb />fast or any ways up hill.</p>\r\n    \r\n    <p><lb />6. Warm chambers or many bedcloaths in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> n<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>the night</expan></choice> \r\n    \r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />are very bad for her but at <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same time she must\r\n        <lb />take great care to avoid any fresh Cold. For <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />a flannel shirt next her <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> both day &amp;\r\n        <lb />night will be of <choice><abbr>g<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>great</expan></choice> service. The flannel employed\r\n        <lb />should be very fine &amp; thin.</p>\r\n        \r\n    <p><lb />7. In diet she must abstain from all kind of\r\n        <lb />Animal food &amp; take entirely to Milk. <choice><abbr>Y<sup>e</sup> diff<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>The different</expan></choice> kinds \r\n        <lb />of <choice><abbr>gr.</abbr><expan>grain</expan></choice> or <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>what</expan></choice> is made of it &amp; a moderate share of\r\n        <lb />Roots or Greens. Fruit of all kinds are very proÂ¬\r\n        <lb />per for her. In drink she must abstain from\r\n        <lb />every thing strong whether wine Malt liquors\r\n        <lb />or any thing spirituous. Her ordinary drink\r\n        <lb />may be plain water, water gruel Barley water\r\n        <lb />or <ingredient n=\"126\" t=\"27\">Almond Emulsion</ingredient>.</p>\r\n        \r\n    <p><lb />8. <choice><abbr>Y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>The</expan></choice> medecines proper for her are <choice><abbr>ord<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>ordered</expan></choice> below.\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>The</expan></choice> pills are to be <choice><abbr>t. regul<sup>y</sup> 2<sup>ce</sup></abbr><expan>taken regularly twice</expan></choice> a day, <choice><abbr>ab<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>about</expan></choice> Â½ or an\r\n        <lb />Hour before dinner &amp; supper. <choice><abbr>B<sup>t</sup> y<sup>e</sup> Elect.</abbr><expan>But the Electuary</expan></choice> is to\r\n        <lb />be <choice><abbr>t.</abbr><expan>taken</expan></choice> at any <choice><abbr>t. w<sup>n</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>time when the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"4\">Cough or tickling</symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />raises it are troublesome and especially at <choice><abbr>bedt.</abbr><expan>bedtime</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />or on first lying down.</p></div>\r\n<div>\r\n  <head>For _______</head>\r\n    \r\n    <recipe><choice><orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"56\">Bals. Tolut.</ingredient> â„ˆi <ingredient n=\"50\">sacch. alb. duriss.</ingredient> â„ˆij Terit sim. prob\r\n        <lb />dein add. <ingredient n=\"20\">milleped</ingredient> pp<sup>t</sup>. <ingredient n=\"154\">Gum. ammon.</ingredient> @ Ê’i <ingredient n=\"121\">Ext. Glycirrh.</ingredient> Ê’iÅ¿s\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"75\">Mucil. G. Arab.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. mass. divid. in P. sing. gr. iv.\r\n        <lb />Sig. <bodypart n=\"26\">Pector. P.</bodypart> 3 to be t. 2<sup>ce</sup> a day, wash<sup>g</sup> y<sup>m</sup> down w<sup>th</sup> a cup of <ingredient n=\"149\" t=\"19\">Lintseed\r\n        <lb />Tea</ingredient>.</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take a scruple of <ingredient n=\"56\">Balsam of Tolu</ingredient> and two scruples of <ingredient n=\"50\">white lump-sugar</ingredient>. Rub together, try, then add a drachm each of prepared <ingredient n=\"20\">millipedes</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"154\">Gum Ammoniac</ingredient>; half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"121\">Liquorice Extract</ingredient>, and enough <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic paste</ingredient> to make a mass to be divided into pills of four grains each. Label: <action n=\"19\">Pectoral Pills</action>. Three to be taken twice a day, washing them down with a cup of <ingredient n=\"149\" t=\"19\">Lintseed Tea</ingredient>.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n    \r\n    <recipe><choice><orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"116\" t=\"15\">Sperm Coct</ingredient> Ê’ii <ingredient n=\"50\">sacch. alb. duriss.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s Terit sim. prob.\r\n        <lb />dein adde. <ingredient n=\"75\">Mucil. G. arab</ingredient> â„¥i <ingredient n=\"49\">Rob. samb.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"121\">Extr. Glycyrrh</ingredient> @ â„¥iÅ¿s\r\n        <lb />Aq. ferv. q. s. ut molles col Extr. &amp; f. S. A. Electuar.\r\n        <lb />Sig. <action n=\"19\">Pect. Electuary</action>. y<sup>e</sup> bigness of a bean or small hazel\r\n        <lb />Nut to be swallowed leisurely w<sup>n</sup> y<sup>e</sup> <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> is troublesome.</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"116\" t=\"15\">Spermaceti Decoction</ingredient> and half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"50\">white lump-sugar</ingredient>. Rub together, try, then add an ounce of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic paste</ingredient>, and half an ounce each of <ingredient n=\"49\">Elderberry juice</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"121\">Liquorice Extract</ingredient>, and enough hot water as to soften. Strain the extract and make an Electuary. Label: <action n=\"19\">Pectoral Electuary</action>. The bigness of a bean or small hazelnut to be swallowed leisurely when the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> is troublesome.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n<closer><signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n    <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 29. June. 1779</dateline></closer>\r\n</div></body>', 3683, 3, '2012-12-04 10:30:09', 159),
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This\r\n        <lb />I suspect is not to be cured by <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> and may be better done\r\n        <lb />by washing out the matter by <ingredient n=\"18\">saline waters</ingredient>. For this purpose\r\n    <lb />I have ordered below a Solution which I have frequently found\r\n        <lb />usefull and more convenient than <ingredient n=\"18\">sea water</ingredient> drank at the \r\n    <lb />Shore. Two or three table spoonfuls of it are to be mixed with\r\n    <lb />a muchkin or more of Spring water and this is to be taken\r\n    <lb />at several draughts every morning some time before breakÂ¬\r\n        <lb />fast. It is intended that the doses should keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> reguÂ¬\r\n    <lb />lar &amp; therefore if it does not the dose must be increased or if\r\n    <lb />it gives more than one stool a day it is to be diminished</p>\r\n    \r\n    <p><lb />While he uses this remedy he should have his hair cut out,\r\n        <lb />and should have his <del>hair</del> whole <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> washed with cold water\r\n        <lb />every morning before he begins to take his <ingredient n=\"18\">salts</ingredient>. He may\r\n        <lb />either have water poured upon his <bodypart n=\"1\">hind head</bodypart> held over a\r\n        <lb />bason or he may dip his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> in water and if he can\r\n        <lb />open his <bodypart n=\"6\">eye lids</bodypart> under the water it may be the better\r\n    \r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />that these remedies may have their proper effect.\r\n        <lb />Mr Hamilton should in the mean time avoid all excess\r\n        <lb />use of his <bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart> in reading or writing and with this view\r\n        <lb />he will do well to pass the summer in the Country\r\n        <lb />but there he should avoid being much in the sun or\r\n        <lb />in any strong light and take care to use no sort of\r\n        <lb />exercise that may any ways heat his body</p>\r\n        \r\n    <p><lb />For the time he is in the country he should use\r\n        <lb />A milk and vegetable diet very entirely &amp; at least\r\n        <lb />except it be a little broth he should take animal\r\n        <lb />food very seldom and sparingly</p>\r\n        \r\n <closer><signed>W Cullen</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 14<sup>th</sup> June\r\n        <u>1774</u></dateline></closer></div>\r\n        \r\n<div><head>For M<sup>r</sup> Hamilton</head>\r\n<recipe><choice><orig>\r\n    â„ž <ingredient n=\"95\">Sal. Glaub.</ingredient> â„¥ii\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"125\">Tartar solubil.</ingredient> â„¥i\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"222\">Sal. marin. Hispan.</ingredient>\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"93\"> -- polychrest</ingredient> @ â„¥Å¿s\r\n    <lb />Aq. font. â„¥xii\r\n    <lb />Solve et cola.\r\n    <lb />Signa <action n=\"33\">Aperient Solution</action> __</orig>\r\n    <reg>Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"95\">Glauberâ€™s Salts</ingredient>, an ounce of <ingredient n=\"125\">soluble Tartar</ingredient>, half an ounce each of <ingredient n=\"222\">Spanish sea-salt</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"93\">Polychrest Salts</ingredient>, and twelve ounces of spring water. Dissolve and strain. Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient Solution</action>.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n<closer><signed>WC</signed>\r\n<dateline>14  June\r\n    <lb />1774.</dateline></closer>\r\n       </div></body>', 495, 3, '2012-11-04 18:55:20', 91);
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Thoâ€™ <ingredient n=\"237\">soap</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"32\">lime water</ingredient> has often <choice><abbr>b<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>been</expan></choice> usefull\r\n    <lb />in <choice><abbr>s<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>such</expan></choice> cases it does n<sup>t</sup> appear <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup> y<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>that they</expan></choice> have <choice><abbr>b<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>been</expan></choice> effectual in M<sup>r</sup>\r\n    <lb />T. &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>re</sup>fore</abbr><expan>therefore</expan></choice> do we propose some others <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> we expect may\r\n    <lb />prove more certainly usefull. <choice><abbr>Y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>The</expan></choice> first is a liquor ordered\r\n    <lb />below. For this see the 4<sup>th</sup> page back from this. Case of\r\n    <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Smart, Wark Northumberland from the x to the *\r\n    <lb /><del>This you are to do for a <choice><abbr>4<sup>t</sup>n<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>fortnight</expan></choice> &amp; if it is found to agree\r\n        <lb />very well to <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> Stom. Y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the Stomach. The</expan></choice></bodypart> dose may be <choice><abbr>tak<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>taken</expan></choice> 3 times a day. <choice><abbr>Y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>That</expan></choice> is \r\n    <lb />an hour before breakfast as well as before dinner &amp; supper.</del>\r\n\r\n</p>\r\n<p> \r\n\r\n    <lb />This course to be continued for a month <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup> w<sup>n</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>but when the</expan></choice> month\r\n    <lb />is finished it is to be entirely laid aside &amp; you are to enter\r\n    <lb />upon another course. This other course is of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> powd<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>the powders</expan></choice> \r\n    <lb />also ordered below. One powder is to be taken <choice><abbr>2<sup>ce</sup></abbr><expan>twice</expan></choice> a day, one\r\n    <lb />of them an hour before dinner &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> other as long before\r\n    <lb />supper. They may be taken mixed in a little water\r\n    <lb />either alone or <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a small proportion of brandy put to\r\n    <lb />the water or if this form is disagreeable <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> powder may\r\n    <lb />be made into a bolus in a little <ingredient n=\"172\">common syrup</ingredient> &amp; swallÂ¬\r\n    <lb />owed in a wafer. This course is to be continued for a \r\n    <lb />fortnight &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup> med.</abbr><expan>your medicine</expan></choice> of every kind is to be laid aside\r\n    <lb />for some weeks <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> if <choice><abbr>duri y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>during that</expan></choice> time he feel any return of\r\n    <lb />this <symptom n=\"32\">gravellish symptoms</symptom> he should immediately reÂ¬\r\n    <lb />turn to another course both of the liquor &amp; powders.</p>\r\n    <p><lb /><choice><abbr>Duri</abbr><expan>During</expan></choice> both these courses you must drink no wine\r\n        <lb />or other fermented liquors &amp; you must take no punch\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> souring. The only liquor <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> is tolerably safe is Porter\r\n        <lb />&amp; for <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> rest you must be confined to <del>water</del> Spirits &amp; water\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> very little sugar.</p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <p><lb />In diet you must avoid <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> free use of Pickles lemon\r\n        <lb />or vinegar. You must be sparing of all garden things &amp;\r\n        <lb />you may take any plain meal you like best but <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />lighter &amp; plainer <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> better &amp; you may take any kind\r\n        <lb />of pudding. You may also take fish <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> sparingly &amp;\r\n        <lb />seldom. Salted meats of all kinds must be avoided.</p>\r\n            \r\n    <p><lb />If at any time M<sup>r</sup> Taylor becomes <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> it\r\n        <lb />will do him much harm, &amp; ought to be carefully &amp;\r\n        <lb />removed &amp; for that purpose he may <choice><abbr>cont.</abbr><expan>continue</expan></choice> his practice \r\n        <lb />of taking as <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"237\">soap</ingredient> as will answer <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> purp</abbr><expan>the purpose</expan></choice>. If it does\r\n        <lb />not in a <choice><abbr>mod. q<sup>ty</sup></abbr><expan>moderate quantity</expan></choice> he may take <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> pills <choice><abbr>ord<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>ordered</expan></choice> below.\r\n        <lb />One or 2, taken at bedtime will generally be <choice><abbr>suffic<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>sufficient</expan></choice> to keep\r\n        <lb />his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> <choice><abbr>reg<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice></p>\r\n            \r\n    <p><lb />M<sup>r</sup> Taylor will always be <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> better of being <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> in\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> fresh air &amp; walking moderately. <choice><abbr>B<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>But</expan></choice> his walking should\r\n        <lb />never be so <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> as either to heat or fatigue him. He \r\n        <lb />may sometimes go on horseback <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> he should never ride\r\n        <lb />long &amp; <choice><abbr>partic<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>particularly</expan></choice> should avoid a hard trotting horse. The\r\n        <lb />exercise <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> will always be safest for his <bodypart n=\"45\">kidneys</bodypart> is\r\n        <lb />going in a carriage &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> you should practice in a\r\n        <lb />moderate way very often.</p>\r\n            \r\n<closer><signed>W. C</signed>\r\n<dateline><choice><abbr>Ed.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 17 April\r\n            1774.</dateline></closer></div>\r\n    <div>\r\n  <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Taylor of Borrowfield</head>\r\n        <recipe><choice><orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes Socotorin.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"169\">Extr. Gent.</ingredient> @ Ê’i\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"93\">Sal. Polychrest.</ingredient> â„ˆj. <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. comm.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. massa\r\n        <lb />divid. in pil. sing. gr. V.\r\n            <lb />Signa <action n=\"21\">Laxative Pills</action>.</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"3\">Socotrine Aloes</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"169\">Gentian extract</ingredient>, a scruple of <ingredient n=\"93\">Polychrest Salts</ingredient> and enough <ingredient n=\"172\">Common Syrup</ingredient> to make a mass to be divided into pills of five grains each. Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative Pills</action>.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n<closer><signed>W. C.</signed>\r\nEtc c c c</closer>\r\n       \r\n</div></body>\r\n', 488, 3, '2012-12-08 14:32:41', 154),
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The consequence of <del>the</del> these ailments is, as usual\r\n        <lb />in all such cases, some <symptom n=\"6\">oppression of his spirits</symptom> but\r\n        <lb />they are attended with no danger <symptom n=\"34\">not at all liable to\r\n            <lb />fever</symptom> and rather a security against it.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />The entire cure of such ailÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ments is hardly possible but it is very possible to render\r\n        <lb />them very tolerable and easy and I hope it may be done\r\n        <lb />by the following means.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />1. With regard to his diet the\r\n        <lb />first rule is to keep his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> very light and to avoid\r\n        <lb />a full meal of whatever kind it may be but especially\r\n        <lb />if it is Animal food or in the least of a heavy kind.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />At Breakfast he may conÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tinue to take Balm sage or Cocoa tea but along with\r\n        <lb />them let him infuse a little Cinnamon, Ginger or some\r\n        <lb />other aromatic that is agreeable to him.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />In place of these he\r\n        <lb />may sometimes try Beef Tea with a little <ingredient n=\"17\">mace</ingredient> boiled in it:\r\n        <lb />when he takes this he should put into it thirty drops of\r\n        <lb />the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic Elixir</bodypart> ordered below.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />At dinner the Colonel\r\n        <lb />may take a bit of any plain meat avoiding Bacon Pork\r\n        <lb />or any other very fat <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> meat. He may\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />sometimes take a little fish but it ought to be seldom\r\n        <lb />and of the lighter kinds plain drest. Heavy sauces he\r\n        <lb />must always avoid. Mustard &amp; spiceries he may take\r\n        <lb />freely but no kind of pickle is proper for him. He\r\n        <lb />must at no time make his dinner of flesh or fish\r\n        <lb />alone but take these sparingly and fill up his meal\r\n        <lb />with broth, pudding or vegetables. The last may\r\n        <lb />perhaps prove <symptom n=\"7\">windy</symptom> or ill to digest and in that\r\n        <lb />case he must be sparing of them but by all means\r\n        <lb />let him try them take them often &amp; as much as\r\n        <lb />his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> can easily digest.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />At Supper let the Colonel\r\n        <lb />contrive to take some kind of Milk Meat and\r\n        <lb />that alone. The fresher the milk is, the better. Well\r\n        <lb />baked bread a little toasted is lighter than any\r\n        <lb />kind of grain.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />For ordinary drink wine &amp; water\r\n        <lb />is the best. I am persuaded that red port or Madeira\r\n        <lb />are fitter for his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> than Malaga or other\r\n            <lb />sweet wine but the last are more <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> &amp;\r\n            <lb />till the course of his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> is better established\r\n            <lb />I dare not advise the change of his wine.\r\n            <lb />Whatever wine he takes, but especially with a\r\n            <lb />sweet wine instead of common water let him\r\n            <lb />take the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"6\">Hartfell Spaw</ingredient>, that is, supposing always\r\n            <lb />he does not take a great deal of drink. Much\r\n            <lb />drink is by no means proper for his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp;\r\n            <lb />he may take half a muchkin of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"6\">Hartfell Spaw</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />at a meal with a fourth part of wine. If he takes\r\n            <lb />any drink after his supper let it be a little weak\r\n            <lb />punch without any souring.</p>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n    <lb />Besides the drink he takes to wash down his \r\n    <lb />victuals he should every day after dinner take\r\n    <lb />three or four glasses of wine Port or Madeira\r\n    <lb />are the best but he should take a little water \r\n    <lb />along with them. Claret, Rhenish &amp; all weak\r\n    <lb />wines are improper for him. Malt liquor he had\r\n    <lb />already learned to avoid.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />2. There is nothing of more consequÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ence to him <del>to avoid</del> than avoiding Cold &amp; particularly\r\n        <lb />and particularly of his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> which ought to\r\n        <lb />be kept very warm &amp; dry both by day &amp; night. Over\r\n        <lb />his whole body he ought to have flannel next his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />3. Exercise is absolutely necessary to the Colonel\r\n        <lb />and riding on horseback is by much the best. He\r\n        <lb />should be employed in this way as often as\r\n        <lb />possible &amp; need not be afraid of a little bad weather\r\n        <lb />if he keeps himself quite dry. What will do most\r\n        <lb /><del>is</del> service is pretty long rides with some errand at\r\n        <lb />the end of them. Tho he does not bear much bodily\r\n        <lb />exercise at present &amp; much would not be proper\r\n        <lb />for him, he must not however give it up altogether.\r\n        <lb />He should walk out as often as the weather allows\r\n        <lb />&amp; keeping within the bounds that he bears easily\r\n        <lb />he should endeavour to lengthen his walk every day.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />The <treatment n=\"18\">use of the flesh brush</treatment> will be of service to\r\n        <lb />the Colonel &amp; the morning is the best time for it\r\n        <lb />Let his <bodypart n=\"18\">thighs</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> particularly <treatment n=\"18\">be well rubbed</treatment>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />4. Some Company &amp; amusement are very necessary\r\n        <lb />and even a moderate occupation would be proper\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <lb />proper but application to any business with the\r\n        <lb />least anxiety or for any length of time is very\r\n        <lb />improper. His going to bed early is very proper but\r\n        <lb />while he is <symptom n=\"17\">liable to wake to early in the morning</symptom>\r\n        <lb />as at present I think he might try to sit an hour\r\n        <lb />later at night. When he <symptom n=\"17\">wakes early in the\r\n            <lb />morning</symptom> with some <symptom n=\"56\">anxiety</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"6\">dejection</symptom> if turning\r\n        <lb />in bed will compose him it is well and he may\r\n        <lb /> lye still but if he continues uneasy he must get\r\n        <lb />out of bed and walk about his chamber till his\r\n        <lb />spirits are a little relieved &amp; then may try to \r\n        <lb />get another sleep. But <symptom n=\"17\">broken morning slumbers</symptom>\r\n        <lb />will always do harm &amp; he will be better for quitting\r\n        <lb />his bed entirely and when the morning allows\r\n        <lb />he should walk out a little before breakfast.\r\n        <lb />If his uneasiness in the morning is any thing\r\n        <lb />considerable he may be relieved by a dish of <ingredient n=\"99\" t=\"19\">Balm\r\n            <lb />tea</ingredient> with twenty or thirty drops of <ingredient n=\"38\">spirit of\r\n                <lb />Hartshorn</ingredient></p>\r\n    <p><lb />5. These are the particulars of Regimen\r\n        <lb />which observed shall I hope be of service. I trust\r\n        <lb />much to it and would wish to employ as few mediÂ¬\r\n        <lb />cines as possible but some are I think necessary\r\n        <lb />both for keeping his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular and for bracing\r\n        <lb />his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />For keeping his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular I have\r\n        <lb />ordered below two different remedies. The one is some\r\n        <lb />pills of which one, two or at most three taken\r\n        <lb />at bed time will answer the purpose of keeping\r\n        <lb />him regular <treatment n=\"30\">without purging</treatment>. If three pills do\r\n        <lb />not answer I shall think them improper &amp; would\r\n        <lb />have him try the oil also ordered below.\r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <lb />The dose is a tablespoonful beat a little with\r\n        <lb />a tea spoonful of Rum and taken in the morning.\r\n        <lb />The Colonel may perhaps require a larger dose\r\n        <lb />of this &amp; he may go to the length of a spoonful &amp;\r\n        <lb />half or even to two spoonfuls but farther I would\r\n        <lb />not push it.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />For bracing the Colonels <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> very\r\n        <lb />good medicines have been proposed but I am\r\n        <lb />certain that the long continued use of <ingredient n=\"136\">aromatics</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />&amp; <ingredient n=\"113\">bitters</ingredient> is heating and drying and at length\r\n        <lb />destroys the tone of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>. I am therefore for\r\n        <lb />laying these aside for some time &amp; would have him\r\n        <lb />try a <ingredient n=\"35\" t=\"13\">steel Electuary</ingredient> which I hope may <add place=\"above\">be</add> as\r\n        <lb />effectual as any of them he is to take the bigness\r\n        <lb />of a nutmeg twice a day in the morning before\r\n        <lb />breakfast when he does not take the oil &amp; when he\r\n        <lb />does, he is to take the Electuary half an hour before\r\n        <lb />dinner &amp; at all times he is to take another dose\r\n        <lb />of the Electuary about eight at night Both doses\r\n        <lb />may be washed down with a glass of the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"6\">Hartfell Spaw</ingredient></p>\r\n    <p><lb />The only other medicine\r\n        <lb />I have to propose is the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic Elixir</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />of which he is to take thirty drops in his beef tea\r\n        <lb />when he takes that for breakfast he may take twenty\r\n        <lb />drops of the Elixir in a glass of water about half\r\n        <lb />an hour before dinner. When he is to take the Electuary\r\n        <lb />at this time he may wash it down with the Elixir\r\n        <lb />and water instead of the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"6\">Hartfell Spaw</ingredient>.</p></div>\r\n    <div><recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"261\">Elix.Vitr. acid</ingredient> â„¥ii Signa <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic Elixir</bodypart></orig>\r\n        <reg>Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"261\">Elixir of Vitriolic Acid</ingredient>. Label: <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic Elixir</bodypart>.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <recipe><choice>\r\n            <orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"3\">Al. Socot.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"169\">Extr. gent.</ingredient> @ Ê’i <ingredient n=\"93\">Sal.\r\n                <lb />polychr.</ingredient> â„ˆi <ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">Syr. bals.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. massa &amp; c Sig. <action n=\"21\">Laxative Pills</action>, one two or three for a dose at bedtime\r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>Take a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"3\">Socotrine Aloes</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"169\">Gentian Extract</ingredient>, a scruple of <ingredient n=\"93\">Polychrest Salts</ingredient> and enough <ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">Balsamic Syrup</ingredient> as to make a mass &amp; c. Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative Pills</action>, one two or three for a dose at bedtime.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <recipe><choice>\r\n            <orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"28\">Ol. Ricin.</ingredient> â„¥iv Sign. <action n=\"21\">Laxative Oil</action>. \r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>Take four ounces of <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor Oil</ingredient>. Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative Oil</action>.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <recipe><choice>\r\n            <orig>â„ž p. <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. Peruv.</ingredient> â„¥i <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam. </ingredient> <ingredient n=\"35\">Lim. Mart. pp.</ingredient> @ Ê’ii <ingredient n=\"44\">Sal. Mart.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"21\">Cons. Aurant.</ingredient> â„¥i <ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Syr. Caryoph.</ingredient>  q. s. ut f. Elect. Sig. <ingredient n=\"35\" t=\"13\">Steel Electuary</ingredient> &amp; c.</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take an ounce of powdered <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>, two drachms each of <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient> and prepared <ingredient n=\"35\">powdered Steel</ingredient>, half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"44\">Steel Salts</ingredient>, an ounce of <ingredient n=\"21\">Orange Conserve</ingredient> and enough <ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Clove Syrup</ingredient> as to make an Electuary. Label: <ingredient n=\"35\" t=\"13\">Steel Electuary</ingredient> &amp; c. </reg></choice></recipe></div></body>', 5965, 2, '2012-10-09 17:19:51', 168),
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The ailment which we think is the only urgent one,\r\n            <lb/>is the remains of <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatism</condition> which from its cause and long standing\r\n            <lb/>may be a little tedious but we have no doubt that a little attention &amp;\r\n            <lb/>pains will entirely remove it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>For this purpose we advise M<sup>r</sup> Maclean to get immediately into flannels,\r\n            <lb/>to get worsted understockings, flannel drawers, and to wear a flannel shirt\r\n            <lb/>next his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> both night and day. Otherwise he must wear warm cloathing\r\n            <lb/>and take care in every respect to avoid cold and moisture.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>He must immediately take to a diet of milk and grain, avoiding on one\r\n            <lb/>hand Roots <add place=\"above\">Greens and other such</add> Vegetables, and on the other taking very little animal food. He\r\n            <lb/>may take a little broth at dinner, and sometimes a bit of chicken, but he must\r\n            <lb/>hardly go farther for some time to come.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>This regimen may do a great deal but it may not be enough, and\r\n            <lb/>we think it very necessary to discuss the remains of the <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatism</condition> still\r\n            <lb/>in the <bodypart n=\"89\">Joints</bodypart> by some <treatment n=\"25\">sweats</treatment> properly managed.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><sub>x</sub> Let him be laid in a room not too small and close, and let his\r\n            <lb/>bed be rather large.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><u>The Medicine necessary to make him <treatment n=\"25\">sweat</treatment>, which is ordered below\r\n                <lb/>is always to</u> be taken in the morning as soon as his <subst><del>sweat</del><add place=\"above\">sleep</add></subst> is over.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>His bed linnen is then to be taken away, and he is to be laid in\r\n            <lb/>blankets which should be warm but as light as possible, and but a little\r\n            <lb/>more than he ordinarily uses.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>After taking the medicine he should avoid taking any drink for an\r\n            <lb/>hour or two which is liable to make the Medicine be <symptom n=\"3\">thrown up</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>When the <treatment n=\"25\">sweat</treatment> begins to break upon him he may then begin to\r\n            <lb/>drink a little, and he should take frequently and but a little at once of some\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb/>warm weak drink as water gruel or weak sage tea.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If the <treatment n=\"25\">Sweat</treatment> is slow in coming out he may have bottles of warm\r\n            <lb/>water or boiled bricks laid to his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart>, or he may have an additional blanket\r\n        <lb/>laid upon him, but we would avoid raising any great heat upon him, and if\r\n            <lb/>the <treatment n=\"25\">sweat</treatment> will not flow and continue without his body being much heated, we\r\n            <lb/>shall not expect the benefit we otherwise might. Wherefore if he becomes\r\n            <lb/>very hot let the bricks or bottles be taken from his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart>, and the additional\r\n            <lb/>blanket taken away. But as a good dose depends on the <treatment n=\"25\">Sweats</treatment> coming down\r\n            <lb/>to his <bodypart n=\"25\">feet</bodypart> these may be kept wrapt in flannels, or have some additional\r\n            <lb/>blanket on them.\r\n            </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If the sweat flows easily it is to be continued for ten or twelve hours, and\r\n            <lb/>if it is moderate and flows very easily he may be allowed to continue in his\r\n            <lb/>blankets till next morning.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>During the <treatment n=\"25\">sweating</treatment> he is to take drink as we have said above, and\r\n            <lb/>he may also at any time take a dish of tea and a bit of bread or a draught\r\n            <lb/>of chicken broth, or perhaps a glass of weak negus or white wine whey.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>When the <treatment n=\"25\">sweat</treatment> ceases, and it is proper to shift him, let him be dryed\r\n            <lb/>all over rubbing him a little with warm towels. Let him have a short bed\r\n            <lb/>gown to be put upon his <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart>, that the last may be laid out\r\n            <lb/>above the Cloaths while the rest of his body and <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart> are drying. When\r\n            <lb/>he is quite dry he may be taken out of bed, and kept wrap\'d in blankets till\r\n            <lb/>the bed is shifted and sheeted, when he may be laid down again with his\r\n            <lb/>bed gown on &amp; his <bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart> kept out like he is disposed to sleep. This last direction\r\n            <lb/>supposes the shifting to be in the evening, but if it is delayed till next mornÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ing he may on coming out of bed put on his ordinary cloaths on a\r\n            <lb/>little warmer, and it will be proper for him to keep to his bed chamber for\r\n            <lb/>that day, and at least for the forenoon.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If this operation proceeds easily, and without exhausting him\r\n            <lb/>much it may be repeated after one days interval; but if he seems much\r\n            <lb/>fatigued and exhausted two or three days may be interposed, observing however\r\n            <lb/>that repeating it two or three times at short intervals will do more service\r\n            <lb/>than at longer.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If the dose of a scruple which is ordered for the first time answers the\r\n            <lb/>purpose, it need not be encreased for the second, but if it does not answer,\r\n            <lb/>the second dose may be half a dram and at any rate the third dose will\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb/>probably require some encrease.\r\n        </p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb/>Tho\' the first dose does not seem to answer, we would rather give up\r\n    <lb/>that trial than give any additional dose on the same day.\r\n</p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>These <treatment n=\"25\">sweats</treatment> are to be repeated for more or fewer times according to their\r\n            <lb/>operation and effects that we expect that three or four times will answer our\r\n            <lb/>wishes.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>On the days intervening between the <treatment n=\"25\">sweats</treatment> he may take care\r\n            <lb/>by the <add place=\"above\">warm</add> clothing <u>above mentioned</u> and otherwise to guard against cold.\r\n            <lb/>If he is to <treatment n=\"25\">sweat</treatment> every other day for two or three times he should not\r\n            <lb/>go abroad in the intervals, but if these intervals are to be longer he\r\n            <lb/>may go abroad with proper caution if the weather is favourable. <sub>x</sub>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>He will be the better for a good deal of exercise in a Carriage\r\n            <lb/>but in no other way. He may walk very often, but always slowly and little\r\n            <lb/>at one time.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Every night and morning except on the <treatment n=\"25\">sweating</treatment> days he should have his\r\n            <lb/>whole body and especially the affected <bodypart n=\"89\">joints</bodypart> very well <treatment n=\"39\"><treatment n=\"18\">rubbed with a flesh\r\n                <lb/>brush</treatment> or warm flannel</treatment>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>At night after the <treatment n=\"39\"><treatment n=\"18\">dry rubbing</treatment></treatment>, any <bodypart n=\"89\">joints</bodypart> that are pained may be\r\n            <lb/>anointed with the <action n=\"34\">anodyne oil</action> ordered below, to be very well cleaned off in\r\n            <lb/>the morning before the <treatment n=\"39\"><treatment n=\"18\">dry rubbing</treatment></treatment> is again applied.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>On the days that M<sup>r.</sup> Maclean does not <treatment n=\"25\">sweat</treatment> we advise him to drink\r\n            <lb/>a bottle of the <action n=\"33\">aperient</action> decoction in twenty four hours; he may take it in\r\n            <lb/>such draughts and at such intervals as he finds most agreeable to his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The prescription given for it below is weak, but if on trial he\r\n            <lb/>finds his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> bears it very well the dose of the Root may be gradually\r\n            <lb/>encreased to double what is ordered below.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>These directiosn are chiefly intended for the <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatism</condition>, but expect\r\n            <lb/>they will also be of service to his <symptom n=\"16\">Gleet</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>But for this farther we have ordered below an <treatment n=\"8\">Injection</treatment> of which a spoonful\r\n            <lb/>or two is to be thrown into the <bodypart n=\"55\">Urethra</bodypart> every night and morning.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>For the <symptom n=\"21\">heats</symptom> liable to come upon the <bodypart n=\"31\">Glans</bodypart> we have ordered a <action n=\"25\">cooling</action>\r\n            <lb/>lotion which may be used every night after the <treatment n=\"8\">injection</treatment>, washing the\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"31\">Glans</bodypart> with a linnen rag dip\'d in it\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 8<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice>\r\n                    <lb/>1770\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Maclean</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"64\">pulv. Doveri</ingredient> â„ˆj\r\n                    <lb/>Signa The <treatment n=\"25\">sweating</treatment> powder to be taken in a little tea or other such liquid or\r\n                    <lb/>made into a bolus and swallowed in a wafer.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take one scruple of <ingredient n=\"64\">Dover\'s powder</ingredient>. Label: The <treatment n=\"25\">sweating</treatment> powder to be taken\r\n                    in a little tea or other such liquid, or made into a bolus and swallowed in a wafer.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb/>â„ž Rad. <ingredient n=\"15\">SarsÃ¦</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb/>Cort. Rad. <ingredient n=\"66\">Mezerei</ingredient> Ê’j\r\n                    <lb/>Coque ex Aq. font. lb iij ad lb ij addendo sub finem <ingredient n=\"121\">Rad. Glycyrrh.</ingredient> ras â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb/>Colaturam Signa <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> Decoction.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"15\">sarsaparilla</ingredient> root and one drachm\r\n                    of <ingredient n=\"66\">mezereon</ingredient> root. Boil in spring water, from three pints to two, and add\r\n                    at the end half an ounce of shavings of <ingredient n=\"121\">liquorice</ingredient> root, and strain.\r\n                    Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> Decoction.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"272\">Ol. Olivar.</ingredient> opt. â„¥ij\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"123\">Lavend.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"70\">Sassafras</ingredient> @ Ê’Å¿s\r\n                    <lb/>Sp<sup>t</sup>. Sal. Ammon. <unclear>vj calu</unclear> Ê’i\r\n                    <lb/>â„³. S. <action n=\"34\">Anodyne</action> Oil\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two ounces of best <ingredient n=\"272\">olive oil</ingredient>,\r\n                    one drachm each of <ingredient n=\"123\">lavendar</ingredient> and\r\n                    <ingredient n=\"70\">sassafras</ingredient>, and one drachm of \r\n                    <illegible w=\"2\" /> <ingredient n=\"39\">spirit of sal ammoniac</ingredient>, and mix.\r\n                    Label: <action n=\"34\">Anodyne</action> Oil.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>8<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1770.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 109, 2, '2013-05-28 12:33:01', 95);
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S. was \r\n            <lb />used which stopped it for that time, three days.\r\n            <lb />Afterwards it broke out again, arising from his not\r\n            <lb />using that precaution in his dyet that was necessary,\r\n<lb />and therefore was again <treatment n=\"1\">blooded</treatment>, and took some\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"95\">Glauber Salts</ingredient>, and <ingredient n=\"91\">Nitre</ingredient>, which stopt it the second\r\n            <lb />time; It burst out a third time, two days after which\r\n            <lb />stopt of itself, but was not then <treatment n=\"1\">bleeded</treatment>, all this\r\n            <lb />procedure took up about six days. This evacuation\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"26\">emaciated</symptom> him greatly, But by his sedentary way of\r\n            <lb />life he again soon became over lusty, tho he enjoyed\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"margin\">June 1769</add> very good health till June 1769, when he compleaned\r\n            <lb />of a <symptom n=\"11\">dimness of sight</symptom>, and taking it himself for a <subst><del>ocase</del><add place=\"above\">disease</add></subst>\r\n            <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"6\">Eye\'s</bodypart> alone, he washed them with Rum &amp; Water\r\n            <lb />every morning for some time, which had no effect, and\r\n            <lb />a Surgion being called <treatment n=\"1\">blooded</treatment> him, which restored\r\n            <lb />his vision perfectly. All the remaining part of the\r\n            <lb />summer and autumn he was well in his health\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />only complaining of his corpulency which he imaged\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"12\">affected his breathing</symptom> a little; About the middle of\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"margin\"><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1769</add> November he observed his <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> a good deal <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />and was <symptom n=\"63\">Odematous</symptom> on both sides of his <bodypart n=\"23\">ancles</bodypart>, and\r\n            <lb />along the inside of the <bodypart n=\"39\">tibia</bodypart> of each <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart>; he also\r\n            <lb />complained of a more than ordinary <unclear>Tonsness</unclear> of his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>, and his <symptom n=\"12\">breathing more uneasy</symptom>, but not at all\r\n            <lb />difficult only an uneasiness about his <bodypart n=\"26\">chest</bodypart>, that he\r\n            <lb />cannot well express; He continued in this way till\r\n            <lb />the end of the month, when one morning after\r\n            <lb />breakfast that he was proposing to take a ride, his\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"2\"><bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart> were observed to shake</symptom> by some of his family;\r\n            <lb />and his <symptom n=\"96\">look being very uncommon and stupid</symptom>; he\r\n            <lb />asked several times for the same thing, which at the\r\n            <lb />same time he had in his <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart>; He continued in this\r\n            <lb />situation about a quarter of an hour, when he fell back\r\n            <lb />in his chair in an <symptom n=\"5\">apoplectic fit</symptom>, his <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"82\">being very red</symptom> and <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom>, his <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> a\r\n            <lb />little disorted, his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> drawn to one side, and\r\n            <lb />his whole body in <symptom n=\"38\">a kind of Convulsion</symptom>, which last\r\n            <lb />ceased in a few moments, but still he continued\r\n            <lb />insensible; he was immediately <treatment n=\"1\">let blood of</treatment>, and\r\n            <lb />put to bed, and in about 12 or 14 minuets from the\r\n            <lb />seizure of the <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> he recovered his senses, tho -\r\n            <lb />imperfectly, and swallowed a little water, in which\r\n            <lb />were a few drops of <ingredient n=\"195\">Sal. Volatile</ingredient>; he after this\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"3\">vomited a little</symptom> and then fell a sleep in which he\r\n            <lb />continued for about two hours, when he awaked he\r\n            <lb />was <symptom n=\"74\">ignorant that any thing of this kind had\r\n                <lb />happened to him</symptom>; He rose and was tolerable\r\n            <lb />well only complaind of a <symptom n=\"11\">dimness or indistinct\r\n                <lb />kind of, and double vision</symptom>; in the evening he\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />recieved a <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment>, but took no other medicines; was\r\n            <lb />restricted in his dyet and drink, and forbid all\r\n            <lb />animal food, and spiritous, venous and fermented\r\n            <lb />Liquors, by which he soon became <symptom n=\"26\">emaciated</symptom> &amp; his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> considerably less protuberant, and now found\r\n            <lb />himself more agile and active than he had been\r\n            <lb />for many years before; all this time the <symptom n=\"63\">swellings</symptom>\r\n            <lb />in his <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"23\">ancles</bodypart> continued to come down in the\r\n            <lb />evening, and but vanished before morning, and went\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"margin\">May 1770</add> off all together about the begining of may last.\r\n            <lb />Constitutionally he is remarkably <symptom n=\"24\">Costive</symptom>, and it is\r\n            <lb />with the greatest difficulty and not without the aid\r\n            <lb />of <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> medicines, such as <ingredient n=\"109\">Tinctura Sacra</ingredient>,\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of Tartar</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"132\">Tamarinds</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"95\">Glauber Salts</ingredient>, can\r\n            <lb />he get his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> keept open.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"margin\"><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice></add> In January last he had a <treatment n=\"11\">perpetual issue</treatment> put\r\n            <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"1\">Crown of his head</bodypart>, which is regularly drest\r\n            <lb />daily, either with <treatment n=\"4\">blistering plaister</treatment> or <ingredient n=\"294\">Basilicon</ingredient>,\r\n            <lb />which keeps it running; He has since January been\r\n            <lb />attacked some times tho not frequently with a\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"96\">stupor</symptom> and <symptom n=\"11\">Dimness of sight</symptom>, in cold, raw and\r\n            <lb />moist weather, for which he either <treatment n=\"1\">lets blood</treatment> or takes\r\n            <lb />a dose of <ingredient n=\"96\">Glauber salts</ingredient> and this gives him some relief.\r\n            <lb />In the month of may last having gone out in the\r\n            <lb />morning about seven o clock as he usually did to take\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"margin\">May 1770</add> a Walk, which being very Cold and bleak, he was\r\n            <lb />seized that day about eleven o Clock, with an\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"11\">indistinct vission</symptom>, and <symptom n=\"124\">imagined that a key that\r\n                <lb />was lying on the table before him was moving</symptom>, and\r\n            <lb />having some time after sat down to dinner, and\r\n            <lb />attempting to lift a fork, he found that he had <condition n=\"31\">lost\r\n                <lb />the use of his <bodypart n=\"15\">left hand</bodypart></condition>, and a little thereafter\r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb />was Attacked with a <symptom n=\"31\">Palsy</symptom> in his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, which <symptom n=\"2\">shook\r\n            <lb />greatly</symptom> and <symptom n=\"81\">deprived him of the use of speech</symptom>, at\r\n            <lb />length <symptom n=\"72\">a large salivation</symptom> came on which relieved\r\n            <lb />him, but <unclear>stooping</unclear> from the bed wherein he had\r\n            <lb />been put, which is pretty high above the floor, for the\r\n            <lb />necessary utensil, he <symptom n=\"45\">fainted away</symptom>, and while he\r\n            <lb />was in this condition, he was <treatment n=\"1\">let blood of</treatment>, as he had\r\n            <lb />been before about the 22<sup>d</sup> march; at this time he\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">sweeted greatly</symptom>. Since this last Period he has enjoyed\r\n            <lb />tolerable health, being <treatment n=\"1\">blooded</treatment> upon the 19<sup>t</sup> June &amp;\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"margin\">July 1770</add> 14 instant, by way of precaution as the weather was\r\n            <lb />warm.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This being the History of M<sup>r</sup> Hunters Case he shall\r\n            <lb />now proceed to give D<sup>r</sup>. Cullen an Account of the Regimen\r\n            <lb />he has followed since his first attack; he goes to bed every\r\n            <lb />night and at eleven or rather a little before it, and rises at\r\n            <lb />six being never in bed above eight hours, about seven he\r\n            <lb />goes out and performs a walk of about an English mile\r\n            <lb />and a half, comes into breakfast which consists of an\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"132\" t=\"19\">infusion of Tamarinds</ingredient> with Bread made of coarse\r\n            <lb />wheat flour &amp; Rye meal, and after this a chopin of Cow\r\n            <lb />milk whey; Half an hour after midday he performs\r\n            <lb />the same walk, which takes him up about 45 minutes,\r\n            <lb />At dinner he constantly makes Greens, such as Spinag<unclear>e</unclear>\r\n            <lb />Colworts, or Cabbages constitute two third parts of his\r\n            <lb />Dinner, Eats but little flesh and that but of the white\r\n            <lb />kind still using the Coarse Bread, at five afternoon\r\n            <lb />he takes the same <ingredient n=\"132\" t=\"19\">infusion of Tamarinds</ingredient> in boiling\r\n            <lb />water and coars bread as aforesaid, sometimes he eats a\r\n            <lb />salad of Lettuse with sugar &amp; Vinegar: Since may\r\n            <lb />that he was attackt he has constantly taken every\r\n            <lb />morning after he rises the sixteenth part of an Ounce\r\n            <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"91\">Nitre</ingredient> dissolved in a glass of water, except three\r\n            <lb />mornings that he takes the eight part of an Ounce of <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream\r\n                <lb />of Tartar</ingredient>, and every night he takes the like quantity of\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"91\">Nitre</ingredient> also before he goes to bed. M<sup>r</sup> Hunter performed\r\n            <lb />the above mentioned walk thrice a day till he was\r\n            <lb />oblidged to desist, from some symptom of a <condition n=\"56\">Rupture</condition>,\r\n            <lb />occasioned as he imagines by the drinking of the whey and\r\n            <lb />making use of a thin diet, and taking rather too much\r\n            <lb />exercise on Foot, altho he has sufficient strength for the\r\n            <lb />fatigue. In the month of January last he was seized\r\n            <lb />with a <symptom n=\"13\">Deafness in his <bodypart n=\"7\">left Ear</bodypart></symptom>, and both before and\r\n            <lb />since his first attack, he hath been troubled with a\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"45\">Coma</condition> or <symptom n=\"55\">drowsiness</symptom>, he is never <symptom n=\"21\">hot</symptom> but rather <symptom n=\"20\">Coldish</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />and remarkably so after dinner; He is also much\r\n            <lb />pained in the back part of his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, or about the nape\r\n            <lb />of the <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> which goes off when walking, but returns when\r\n            <lb />he sits down. The pain of the <treatment n=\"11\">issue</treatment> is sometimes\r\n            <lb />intolerable in cold weather, or when the Wind is easterly;\r\n            <lb />It is very remarkable that his <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> has always had\r\n            <lb />upon its being taken from him the appearance of its\r\n            <lb />being inflaimed, and is very sizy, with pretty much of\r\n            <lb />the buff coat on it, His sleep is very good, His <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp;\r\n            <lb />degistion <unclear>also</unclear> likewise.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The <symptom n=\"13\">deafness in his <bodypart n=\"7\">left ear</bodypart></symptom> together with a degree\r\n            <lb />of <symptom n=\"11\">dimness in the sight of his <bodypart n=\"6\">left eye</bodypart></symptom>, which still continues\r\n            <lb />inclines him to believe that both proceed from a\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"31\">Paralytic affection</condition>, but the painfullest part is that of the\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> in his <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>, which deprives him often of all temper.\r\n        </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <dateline>Montrose 18<sup>th</sup> July 1770</dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 6247, 2, '2013-04-24 12:11:33', 80),
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The quantity of\r\n<lb />spring water is to be always the same In half an hour\r\n<lb />or a little more after the last draught of the water he\r\n<lb />may take his usual breakfast</p>\r\n<p><lb />His diet requires no nice regulations. He may take\r\n<lb />any kind of plain meat at dinner, but he should not make\r\n<lb />a full meal of animal food, but should fill up his meal\r\n<lb />with <del>animal</del> broth pudding &amp; Vegetables. He should\r\n<lb />take fish seldom &amp; sparingly. He should take no animal\r\n<lb />food at supper. His ordinary drink may be water or good small\r\n<lb />beer. He may take a few glasses of any kind of wine or punch\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n<lb />but it should be a few only as much strong drink\r\n<lb />will do much harm.</p>\r\n<p><lb />His medicine requires no confinement, and he\r\n<lb />will be the better for being much in the fresh air\r\n<lb />&amp; taking gentle exercise but all violent exercise\r\n<lb />will do much harm.</p>\r\n<closer><signed>WC</signed></closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div><head>For C Graham</head>\r\n<recipe><choice><orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"125\">Tart. solubil</ingredient> â„¥i\r\n<lb /><ingredient n=\"95\">Sal. Gl.</ingredient>  â„¥ii\r\n<lb /><ingredient n=\"222\">marin Hispan.</ingredient>\r\n<lb /><ingredient n=\"93\">polychrest.</ingredient> @ â„¥Å¿s\r\n<lb />Aq. font. lbi\r\n<lb />Solve et cola\r\n<lb />Signa <action n=\"33\">Aperient Solution</action></orig>\r\n<reg>Take an ounce of <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient>, two ounces of <ingredient n=\"95\">Glauberâ€™s Salts</ingredient>, half an ounce each of <ingredient n=\"222\">Spanish Sea Salt</ingredient>  and <ingredient n=\"93\">Polychrest Salts</ingredient>, and a pint of Spring Water. Dissolve and strain. Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient Solution</action></reg></choice></recipe>\r\n<closer><signed>WC</signed>\r\n<dateline>21. June. 1774.</dateline>\r\n</closer></div></body>', 497, 9, '2012-10-08 16:48:56', 91),
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From this he\r\n            <lb />has been in danger of <condition n=\"26\">Apoplexy</condition> but the <symptom n=\"94\">evacuations</symptom>\r\n            <lb />he has suffered and the emaciating diet he has used\r\n            <lb />have removed the danger of <condition n=\"26\">apoplexy</condition> but the\r\n            <lb />repeated attacks have <symptom n=\"23\">weakn\'d his <bodypart n=\"41\">Brain</bodypart></symptom> and\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart> and put him in some hazard of <condition n=\"31\">Palsy</condition>\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />This however may we hope be entirely obviated\r\n            <lb />by the following measures\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />1 He is still to consider himself as liable to <condition n=\"25\">fullness</condition>\r\n            <lb />&amp; therefore his low diet must be continued on the same\r\n            <lb />footing as hitherto that is taking a little meat at\r\n            <lb />dinner but making the most part of his <del>meal</del> meal\r\n            <lb />of vegetables &amp; continuing to avoid all kind of strong\r\n            <lb />drink except a little wine in his water at dinner\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2 To keep his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> free it is absolutely necessary to\r\n            <lb />keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular &amp; rather open For this purpose\r\n            <lb />I would prefer <ingredient n=\"8\">cream of Tartar</ingredient> to every other <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action>\r\n            <lb />and he shou\'d take as much of this every morning <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del>\r\n            <lb />with an equal part of <ingredient n=\"152\">pulp of prunes</ingredient> as shall be found\r\n            <lb />necessary to move him once a day he may at the\r\n            <lb />same time continue to take half a dram of <ingredient n=\"91\">Nitre</ingredient> every\r\n            <lb />night &amp; morning as it will contribute to the effect of\r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"8\">cream of Tartar</ingredient>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3 An <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> must still be continued near to his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />&amp; perhaps the present may be more tolerable if <unclear>treat\'d</unclear>\r\n            <lb />with a milder ointment but if it should continue very\r\n            <lb />painfull a <treatment n=\"11\">pea Issue</treatment> may be put into the <bodypart n=\"10\">Nape of his\r\n                <lb />Neck</bodypart> &amp; the <treatment n=\"11\">perpetual Issue</treatment> dryed up\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4 The evacuations mentioned may I hope prevent\r\n            <lb />any return of his disorder but after the <symptom n=\"94\">evacuation\r\n                <lb />of blood he has suffered both from the <bodypart n=\"5\">nose</bodypart></symptom> &amp; <treatment n=\"1\">by the\r\n                    <lb />lancet</treatment> it may still be necessary to repeat <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment>\r\n            <lb />not only in case of attacks of <symptom n=\"96\">stupor</symptom> <symptom n=\"13\">deafness</symptom> or\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"11\">dimness of sight</symptom> but also by way of prevention\r\n            <lb />On this account for a year or two to come he may\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">bleed</treatment> three or four times a year but this way that\r\n            <lb />he both<unclear>s</unclear> lengthens the intervals &amp; diminishes the\r\n            <lb />quantity at each time till he can afford to leave\r\n            <lb />it of altogether\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />5 Nothing will secure against <condition n=\"25\">fullness</condition> or\r\n            <lb />strengthen his <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart> more than frequent Exercise\r\n            <lb />moderate walking &amp; such walks as he now takes\r\n            <lb />are very proper and he had better guard agains<add place=\"above\">t</add>\r\n            <lb />a <condition n=\"56\">rupture</condition> by wearing a truss than to forego his\r\n            <lb />walking However he must consider the walking\r\n            <lb />mentioned is not sufficient &amp; he must contrive to take\r\n            <lb />as much more as he conveniently can in a Carriage\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The best is a single horse carriage that he drives\r\n            <lb />himself but he should not be without a servant\r\n            <lb />riding by who may also lead in case of very bad\r\n            <lb />weather\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In taking Exercise at all other times he\r\n            <lb />must take care to guard against cold particularly\r\n            <lb />in his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> Against the first of september\r\n            <lb />next he shou\'d put on a flannel shirt next his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> &amp; resolve to wear it night and day for Life\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Cold will certainly do him harm but he may\r\n            <lb />also be hurt by heat and he ought to avoid\r\n            <lb />the heat of the sun and of warm chambers\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Hunters hours of sleeping and <del>walk</del> walking\r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb />are at prsent very well ordered &amp; should be continued\r\n            <lb />Every morning before he goes out to take his walk\r\n            <lb />as he first gets out of bed it wou\'d be usefull to have\r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> very well <treatment n=\"18\">rubbed with a <subst><del>felsh</del><add place=\"above\">flesh</add></subst> brush</treatment>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />6 The above is the Regimen which I hope will\r\n            <lb />secure his health &amp; very few medicines can be of\r\n            <lb />service to him But to support his <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart> under\r\n            <lb />the above course I have prescribed on the othr\r\n            <lb />page an Electuary which he may take now and\r\n            <lb />than for a fortnight together intermitting two or three\r\n            <lb />weeks between every course of it\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"22\">Rad. Valer. sylv.</ingredient> pulv. <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. Quinquin. pulv.</ingredient> @ â„¥j <ingredient n=\"17\">Nuc. Mosch.</ingredient> ras.\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"85\">Zingiber</ingredient> pulv. @ Ê’j <ingredient n=\"108\">Cons. Rosar.</ingredient> â„¥iÅ¿s <ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Syr. Caryoph.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. Electuarium\r\n                    <lb />Signa <action n=\"31\">Strengthening</action> Cephalic Electuary the bigness of a Nutmeg to be taken\r\n                    <lb />three times a day half an hour before every meal\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take one ounce each of powdered <ingredient n=\"22\">wild Valerian Root</ingredient> and powdered <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>,\r\n                    one drachm each of shavings of <ingredient n=\"17\">nutmeg</ingredient> and powdered <ingredient n=\"85\">Ginger</ingredient>, two ounces of <ingredient n=\"108\">Conserve of Roses</ingredient> and\r\n                    a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Syrup of Cloves</ingredient>, and make an electuary.\r\n                    Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening</action> Cephalic Electuary, the bigness of a nutmeg to be taken three times a day half\r\n                    an hour before every meal.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 101, 3, '2012-12-30 14:32:46', 70),
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I have frequently met with the Case\r\n            <lb />before &amp; have not in any instance found any troublesome\r\n            <lb />consequences. Sometimes we have found the halfpenny\r\n            <lb />pass by stool after a different length of time in different\r\n            <lb />Cases but frequently the voiding of it has not been observed\r\n            <lb />either from care<del>s</del>lessness in observing or perhaps from other\r\n            <lb />causes. Even in this case I have not met with any bad\r\n            <lb />consequence but I have heard of such and they certainly\r\n            <lb />may happen â€” The danger is certainly greatest from\r\n            <lb />the Copper<del>s</del> continuing in the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> and if the\r\n            <lb />Gentleman who writes the Case be right in his judging\r\n            <lb />of the present situation of the Halfpenny I hope the\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />Hazard is nearly over and before this comes to hand\r\n            <lb />the young man may be entirely delivered. However if it\r\n            <lb />should <add place=\"above\">not</add> be so my advice is â€”\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />1. That the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> be kept open so that he does not\r\n            <lb />miss a stool every day, but there is no use for more and\r\n            <lb />much <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> may hurt the boys constitution. If a Medecine\r\n            <lb />is necessary. I would prefer the <ingredient n=\"84\">Magnesia Alba</ingredient> as\r\n            <lb />it will otherwise be usefull in preventing the effects\r\n            <lb />of the Copper. but if the <ingredient n=\"84\">Magnesia</ingredient> fails, a <ingredient n=\"24\">Senna Ptisan</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />or a small dose of <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetic pills</ingredient> are preferable to any <treatment n=\"30\">saline\r\n                <lb />Purgatives</treatment> â€” When he misses a stool and a Medecine\r\n            <lb />has been neglected a <treatment n=\"6\">Clyster</treatment> may be very proper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2. In his diet let him avoid all sorts of Acids or\r\n            <lb /><del>As</del> Accescents. Let him every day take a plain broth\r\n            <lb /><del><illegible l=\"1\" /></del> Soup without Barley, Roots or Greens of any kind\r\n            <lb />A Weak broth of this kind with Some bread will make\r\n            <lb />a proper Supper. The best breakfast will be a\r\n            <lb />weak Chocolate or if that is not at hand he may\r\n            <lb />take gruil or Tea â€” At dinner he may take any\r\n            <lb />kind of plain <del>broth</del> meat, that is flesh or fish but\r\n            <lb />as a full meal of that kind may be improper for\r\n            <lb />his constitution he may fill it up with a light\r\n            <lb />pudding or pancake but he must till this affair is\r\n            <lb />over avoid all sorts of Roots or Greens. â€” His drink must\r\n            <lb />be water alone avoiding all sorts of wine or Malt liquors.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3. Moderate Exercise is very proper but walking is better\r\n            <lb />than riding &amp; walking is enough without any violent motions.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 26<sup>th</sup>. <choice><abbr>Octo<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice>. 1771. â€”\r\n            </dateline>\r\n            <signed>W C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 452, 2, '2012-10-09 14:02:59', 237),
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She\r\n        <lb />must also abstain from both tea &amp; coffee &amp; if she is\r\n        <lb />very fond of something in that shape she may take\r\n        <lb />Cocoa tea.</p>\r\n    \r\n    <p><lb /><choice><abbr>W y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>With this</expan></choice> attention to diet it will be proper for Miss\r\n        <lb />Rutherford to go soon to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> country to be there <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />open air &amp; take proper exercise. She may walk a good\r\n        <lb />deal <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> never so much as to heat or fatigue her. It will\r\n        <lb />be better for her to be often on horseback &amp; till <unclear>all</unclear>her\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>comp<sup>ts</sup>.</abbr><expan>complaints</expan></choice> are relieved she should ride for two or three hours\r\n        <lb />every forenoon that is tolerably fair.</p>\r\n  <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <p><lb />She should at all times take care to guard <choice><abbr>ag<sup>st</sup></abbr><expan>against</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />cold &amp; particularly by thick shoes &amp; warm stockings to keep\r\n        <lb />her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> always warm &amp; dry. Any <symptom n=\"24\"><choice><abbr>costiven<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>costiveness</expan></choice></symptom> will\r\n        <lb />increase her <choice><abbr>ailm<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>ailments</expan></choice> &amp; <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> it happens she should take care imÂ¬\r\n        <lb />mediately to remove it by taking at bedtime one or 2 of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb /><action n=\"21\">laxative pills</action> <choice><abbr>ord<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>ordered</expan></choice> below. \r\nBy <choice><abbr>y<sup>se</sup></abbr><expan>these</expan></choice> measures I expect her\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>ailm<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>ailments</expan></choice> will be cured &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> very little <choice><abbr>med:</abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice> will be <choice><abbr>necess.<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>necessary</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>B<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>But</expan></choice> I have <choice><abbr>ord<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>ordered</expan></choice> below two <choice><abbr>meds w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>medicines which</expan></choice> I hope will be <choice><abbr>usef<sup>l</sup></abbr><expan>useful</expan></choice>.\r\n        <lb />One of <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> to be taken dayly &amp; <choice><abbr>const<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>constantly</expan></choice> for some weeks the other\r\n        <lb />only <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> occas<sup>n</sup> may require.</p>\r\n        \r\n    <p><lb />The first is marked strengthening drops &amp; 30\r\n        <lb />of <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> are to be taken in a glass of water <choice><abbr>2<sup>ce</sup></abbr><expan>twice</expan></choice> a day an\r\n        <lb />hour before dinner &amp; as long before supper. It will\r\n        <lb />be proper to take <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> cold off <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> water by putting to\r\n        <lb />Â½ a gill of spring water <choice><abbr>ab<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>about</expan></choice> Â½ a tablespoonful of boiling\r\n        <lb />water. The other <choice><abbr>med.</abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice> is marked <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic drops</bodypart>, &amp; fifty\r\n        <lb />or 60 of <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> are to be taken on a bit of sugar <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup> p<sup>ns</sup></abbr><expan>when pains</expan></choice> of\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> Stom</abbr><expan>the Stomach</expan></choice></bodypart> happen to be most severe. On such <choice><abbr>occas<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>occasions</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />they may be taken 2 or 3 times a <choice><abbr>d. b<sup>t</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>day but the</expan></choice> seldom <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> better.</p></div>\r\n        \r\n      <div><recipe><choice><orig>\r\n          <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes socotorin.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"169\">Extr. Gent.</ingredient> @ Ê’j\r\n          <lb /><ingredient n=\"93\">Sal. Polychrest.</ingredient> â„ˆj <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. Comm.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. mass. dividend\r\n          <lb />in pilul. sing. gr. v. Signa <action n=\"21\">Laxative Pills</action>.</orig>\r\n          <reg>Take a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"3\">Socotrine Aloes</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"169\">Gentian extract</ingredient>, a scruple of <ingredient n=\"93\">Polychrest Salts</ingredient> and enough <ingredient n=\"172\">Common Syrup</ingredient> to make a mass to be divided into individual pills of five grains each. Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative Pills</action>.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n      <closer><signed>W. C.</signed></closer>\r\n          <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n              <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"129\">Tinct. Mart.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n              <lb /><ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">______ Aromat.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s â„³ Signa <action n=\"31\">Strengthen drops</action>.</orig>\r\n              <reg>Take an ounce of <ingredient n=\"129\">Tincture of Mars</ingredient> and half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">Aromatic Tincture</ingredient>. Mix. Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening drops</action>.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n          <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n              <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"161\">Elixir proprietal.</ingredient> â„¥i <ingredient n=\"58\">laud. liquid.</ingredient> Ê’ij â„³\r\n              <lb />Signa <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic drops</bodypart>.</orig>\r\n              <reg>Take an ounce of <ingredient n=\"161\">Proprietary Elixir</ingredient> and two drachms of <ingredient n=\"58\">liquid Laudanum</ingredient>, and mix.\r\n           Label: <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic drops</bodypart>.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n          <closer><signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n      <dateline>18. April\r\n          <lb />1774.</dateline></closer>       \r\n</div></body>', 489, 11, '2015-04-17 21:53:21', 143),
(728, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c490\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:490] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN] / Regarding: Mrs Elizabeth Duncanson (Beaton or Bethune) (Patient), Mrs Tucker (Patient) / 25 April 1774 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Marianne Gilchrist</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2013-09-09\">9 September 2013</date> Last updated by David Shuttleton</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2012-10-08\">8 October 2012</date> XML file created by Marianne Gilchrist</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body><div>\r\n    <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n<opener><salute>D<sup>r</sup> Sir</salute></opener>\r\n<p><lb />I should be very happy in relieving M<sup>rs</sup> Tucker\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> am afraid it will be very difficult. Her case is very different\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup> y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>from that</expan></choice> of M<sup>rs</sup> Duncanson &amp; tho the cases were more alike it is\r\n    <lb />impossible for M<sup>rs</sup> Tucker to bear the <choice><abbr>meds</abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> M<sup>rs</sup> Duncanson did.<note>For Mrs Duncanson see Case ID:43.</note>\r\n\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n\r\n    <lb />You was right in trying the <ingredient n=\"25\">Squills</ingredient> but I wonder she bore\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> at all &amp; am certain she cannot bear <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> continuance. I am\r\n    <lb />however clear <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> we should not desert our patients as long as\r\n    <lb />we can make any safe efforts for relieving them &amp; I shall\r\n    <lb />advise Mrs Tucker. <choice><abbr>B<sup>t</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>But the</expan></choice> only <choice><abbr>med y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>medicine that</expan></choice> I think can be emÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ployed to relieve her <condition n=\"16\">hydropic swellings</condition> is <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Pills <choice><abbr>ord<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>ordered</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />below to be washed down <choice><abbr>w y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>with the</expan></choice> infusion <choice><abbr>ord<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>ordered</expan></choice> below. She\r\n    <lb />may take both to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> q<sup>ty</sup></abbr><expan>the quantity</expan></choice> her <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>Stom.</abbr><expan>Stomach</expan></choice></bodypart> easily bears. I think\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> continuance of her <action n=\"34\">Anodyne</action> is absolutely necessary.\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>Y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>The</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"76\">viscid phleghm</symptom> troubling her <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart> &amp; some other\r\n    <lb />of her <choice><abbr>comp<sup>t</sup>.s</abbr><expan>complaints</expan></choice> will possibly be relieved by acid fruits or\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"21\">oranges</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"247\">lemon</ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> may even relieve <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> hardly increase\r\n    <lb />her <symptom n=\"31\">Diarrhoea</symptom>. I cannot conclude <choice><abbr>wout</abbr><expan>without</expan></choice> observing <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> she\r\n    <lb />&amp; her friends misjudged it extremely in refusing the\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"13\">Hemlock</ingredient> as it might have done service &amp; am certain\r\n    <lb />could not do harm. </p>\r\n    <closer><salute>I am &amp; c c c\r\n    <choice><abbr>Y<sup>r</sup> M. O. S.</abbr><expan>Your Most Obedient Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n    <signed>W. C</signed></closer></div>\r\n    <div><head>To M<sup>rs</sup> Tucker</head>\r\n\r\n<recipe><choice><orig>\r\n    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"20\">Milleped.</ingredient> PrÅ“p. Ê’ii <ingredient n=\"106\">Sem. dauc. silvestr.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"53\">Sapon. Hisp.</ingredient> @ Ê’i\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"75\">Mucil. G. arab.</ingredient> q. s. ut f Mass. div.<sup>da</sup> in P. sing. g. iv.\r\n    <lb />Signa <action n=\"12\">Diuretic Pills</action>, 3, 4, or 5 to be tak<sup>n</sup> every n<sup>t</sup> &amp; morn.<sup>g</sup></orig>   \r\n    <reg>Take two drachms of prepared <ingredient n=\"20\">Millipedes</ingredient>, a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"106\">Wild Carrot seed</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"53\">Spanish Soap</ingredient>, \r\n        and enough <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic paste</ingredient> as to make a mass to be divided into individual pills of four grains. \r\n        Label: Signa <action n=\"12\">Diuretic Pills</action>, 3, 4, or 5 to be taken every night and morning.</reg></choice></recipe>     \r\n        <recipe><choice><orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"106\">Sem. dauc. silvestr</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"59\">Bacc Junip.</ingredient> @ Ê’ii\r\n    <lb />contusis affunde Aq. Bullient lbi\r\n            <lb />Digere per noct &amp; colatur. Adde Aq. <ingredient n=\"264\">Junip. Spirituor</ingredient> â„¥ii\r\n            <lb />Signa <action n=\"12\">Diuretic Infusion</action> 2, 3, or 4 to be taken w every\r\n    <lb />dose of the pills.</orig> \r\n            <reg>Take two drachms each of <ingredient n=\"106\">Wild Carrot seed</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"59\">Juniper</ingredient>, crush, and pour \r\n        over a pint of boiling water. Steep overnight and strain. Add two ounces of \r\n                <ingredient n=\"264\">Juniper Spirit</ingredient> Water. Label: <action n=\"12\">Diuretic Infusion</action> 2, 3, or 4 to be taken with every dose of the pills.</reg></choice></recipe>   \r\n    <closer><signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n    <dateline>25 Aprill. 1774. \r\n    Mint <choice><abbr>Ed.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></dateline></closer>\r\n</div></body>', 490, 3, '2013-09-09 16:35:59', 96),
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I consider <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>\r\n    <lb /><condition n=\"15\">rheumatic pains</condition> &amp; <symptom n=\"20\"><choice><abbr>coldn</abbr><expan>coldness</expan></choice></symptom> of his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> as gone &amp; out\r\n    <lb />of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> question &amp; at <choice><abbr>pres<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>present</expan></choice> I attend only to his <symptom n=\"63\"><choice><abbr>swell.<sup>gs</sup></abbr><expan>swellings</expan></choice></symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"34\">evening\r\n     <lb />fever</symptom>. <choice><abbr>W resp<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>With respect</expan></choice> to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> 1st I regret a little <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> you have n<sup>t</sup> told\r\n    <lb />me <choice><abbr>w<sup>er</sup></abbr><expan>whether</expan></choice> there is any <choice><abbr>fluctuat<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>fluctuation</expan></choice> to be felt in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"30\">abdomen</bodypart> <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup> f<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>but from</expan></choice>\r\n\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> you mention of late increasing towards\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"154\">pit of his <choice><abbr>stom.</abbr><expan>stomach</expan></choice></bodypart> <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"63\">scarcity of urine</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"26\"><choice><abbr>emaciat<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>emaciation</expan></choice></symptom> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <unclear>rest</unclear>\r\n    <lb />of his body I conclude he is or will be very soon, eviÂ¬\r\n    <lb />dently <condition n=\"203\">Ascitic</condition> &amp; <choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>from the</expan></choice> circumstances in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> cause &amp; conduct\r\n    <lb />of his disease I suspect <choice><abbr>y<sup>re</sup></abbr><expan>there</expan></choice> may be <symptom n=\"63\"><bodypart n=\"60\">visceral</bodypart> obstructions</symptom>\r\n    <lb />This opinion implies an unfavourable prognostic <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />I hope matters are n<sup>t</sup> desperate &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>that the</expan></choice> following measures \r\n    <lb />may be of service.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />The dose of <ingredient n=\"8\">Crem. Tart.</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalap</ingredient> you mention seems to\r\n     <lb />have been well judged &amp; to have had good <choice><abbr>eff<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>effects</expan></choice> &amp; I would\r\n     <lb />have it repeated every 2 or 3 day as his strength may bear.\r\n     <lb />In <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> intermediate days let him take a dose of <ingredient n=\"8\">crem. Tart.</ingredient>\r\n     <lb />in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> morn <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> no more <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> to give him one stool. The\r\n      <lb />same day at noon &amp; towards <choice><abbr>even<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>evening</expan></choice> let him take a dose\r\n        <lb />of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <action n=\"12\">Diuretic</action> <choice><abbr>Infus<sup>n</sup> ord<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>Infusion ordered</expan></choice> below &amp; he may also take a dose on\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> evenings of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> days he takes <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <action n=\"24\">Purgatives</action>. In <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> dose\r\n        <lb />of <ingredient n=\"8\">Crem. Tart.</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"10\">Jal.</ingredient> you employed I suppose <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> first was in\r\n      <lb />large &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> 2<sup>d</sup>\r\n     <lb />in small proportion &amp; so I would wish it\r\n      <lb />to be as, while his <symptom n=\"34\">evening fever</symptom> <choice><abbr>cont</abbr><expan>continues</expan></choice>. I think he will\r\n        <lb />not bear any strong <action n=\"12\">Hydragogue</action>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Every day <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> he <treatment n=\"30\">takes not <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Physic</treatment> he should <choice><abbr>cont.</abbr><expan>continue</expan></choice> to\r\n        <lb />go on horseback &amp; take <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>what</expan></choice> exercise in <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> way he can easily\r\n        <lb />bear.\r\n</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n<lb />His diet may be of any plain light meat his appetite leads\r\n        <lb />him <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> he must as <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> as possible avoid broth &amp; all liquid food.\r\n        <lb />His drink may be Rhenish wine <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a large proportion\r\n        <lb />of water <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> he should take as little of either as he can be satisfied\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>.\r\n</p>\r\n    <p>\r\n<lb />If <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"63\">swelling of <bodypart n=\"64\">his belly</bodypart></symptom> goes on increasing &amp; gets any\r\n        <lb /><unclear><choice><abbr>consider</abbr><expan>considerable</expan></choice></unclear> <treatment n=\"43\">let it be anointed all over</treatment> <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"272\">Olive oil</ingredient>.\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"39\">Let the rubbing of it be gentle <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> long continued</treatment>. If\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> has no sensible effect in <action n=\"12\">promoting urine</action> in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> course\r\n        <lb />of 8 or 10 days <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> trouble of it may be afterwards saved.\r\n        <lb />In <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> whole of the above you may perceive upon <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>what</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />supposition I have proceeded <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> from some <choice><abbr>imperfect<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>imperfection</expan></choice>\r\n\r\n\r\n       <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> description of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> case <choice><abbr>y<sup>re</sup></abbr><expan>there</expan></choice> may be some uncertainty\r\n        <lb />in my judgment of it &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>re</sup>fore</abbr><expan>therefore</expan></choice> if you suspect any <choice><abbr>y<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>thing</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />of <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> kind I desire you will write me &amp; give me <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> facts\r\n        <lb />more exactly &amp; in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> meantime as circumstances may be\r\n        <lb />daily changing I leave matters to your discretion.</p></div>\r\n<div><head> For M<sup>r</sup>. A. C.</head>\r\n<recipe><choice><orig>\r\n    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"106\">Sem. Dauc. Silvestr.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"59\">Bacc. Junip.</ingredient> @ â„¥Å¿s\r\n    <lb />Bene contuses affunde Aq. Bullient lbii. Digere p<sup>r</sup>\r\n    <lb />noct. &amp; adde <ingredient n=\"45\" t=\"16\">Sal. Tart.</ingredient> Ê’ii Post subsidentiam cola\r\n    <lb />Signa <action n=\"12\">Diuretic Infusion</action> 2 tablesp. f.<sup>s</sup> to be t.<sup>n</sup> for a dose.</orig>\r\n    <reg>Take half an ounce each of <ingredient n=\"106\">Wild Carrot seeds</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"59\">Juniper</ingredient>. Crush well and pour over two pints of boiling water. Steep overnight \r\n        and add two drachms of <ingredient n=\"45\" t=\"16\">Salts of Tartar</ingredient>. After it has settled, strain. Label: <action n=\"12\">Diuretic Infusion</action>, 2 tablespoonfuls to be taken for a dose.</reg>\r\n    </choice></recipe>\r\n <closer><signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n<dateline>27 April.\r\n<lb />1774.</dateline></closer><note>The marks to be seen on the page at this point are probably just the result of testing of a new quill (pen).</note>\r\n</div></body>', 491, 1, '2015-03-03 16:56:37', 165),
(730, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c3682\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:3682] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Francis Gordon / Regarding: Mr Francis Gordon (Patient) / 25 June 1773 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Marianne Gilchrist</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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Perth</head>\r\n<p><lb />I was sorry that I could not send <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> advice with\r\n    <lb />the others sent under Mr Murrays cover on <choice><abbr>Wednes<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>Wednesday</expan></choice> \r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> it was impossible for me &amp; I hope <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> delay will be of\r\n    <lb />no consequence. I have considered <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> case very attÂ¬\r\n    <lb />tentively &amp; I think it consists entirely in a <symptom n=\"23\">weakness\r\n    <lb />of <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> Stom. w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>the Stomach which</expan></choice></bodypart></symptom> perhaps depends in some measure\r\n    <lb />on <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> original <choice><abbr>constitut<sup>n</sup> b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>constitution but</expan></choice> has been increased by\r\n    <lb />accidents particularly <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> drench you suffered here in\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>. However <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> may be I donâ€™t doubt <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup> y<sup>r</sup> comp<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan> but your complaints</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />may be relieved. <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>Y<sup>r</sup> Stom.</abbr><expan>Your Stomach</expan></choice></bodypart> may perhaps never be so\r\n    <lb />strong as other peoples <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>but the</expan></choice> bad effects of <symptom n=\"23\">its weakness</symptom>\r\n    <lb />may for <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> most part be obviated by a proper regimen.</p>\r\n   <p><lb />In <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> first place you must study <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> diet &amp; observe <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n       <lb /><choice><abbr>eff<sup>s</sup> y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>effects that</expan></choice> you may by these regulate <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup> aft<sup>r</sup> cond.<sup>t</sup> b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>your after condition but</expan></choice>  \r\n       <lb />observe <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> single instances of one <choice><abbr>eff<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>effect</expan></choice> give no <choice><abbr>cert<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>certain</expan></choice>\r\n   <lb />conclusion &amp; it is only repeated observant <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> can direct\r\n   <lb />you. I say all this because every <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>stom.</abbr><expan>stomach</expan></choice></bodypart> has its pecuÂ¬\r\n   <lb />liarities only to be learned by observation <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> in\r\n       <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> mean time I can give some <choice><abbr>gen<sup>l</sup></abbr><expan>general</expan></choice> rules. <choice><abbr>Y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>The</expan></choice> first is\r\n       <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup> y<sup>e</sup> stom.</abbr><expan>that the stomach</expan></choice></bodypart> ought always to be kept light <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>respect \r\n       <lb />to <choice><abbr>q<sup>ty</sup></abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> &amp; <choice><abbr>partic<sup>y</sup> w<sup>th</sup> resp<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>particularly with respect</expan></choice> to animal <choice><abbr>f<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>food</expan></choice>. Every day at\r\n  <lb />dinner you should take something of <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> kind either\r\n       <lb />fish or flesh <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>but the</expan></choice> lightest one to be preferred &amp; in every\r\n       <lb />kind moderation to be observed. If <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup> stom.</abbr><expan>your stomach</expan></choice></bodypart> bears it\r\n  <lb />a plain broth <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>out roots or greens is very proper to\r\n       <lb />save <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> taking too much meat. At <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> season <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> Garden\r\n       <lb />things are young &amp; <choice><abbr>tend<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>tender</expan></choice> you may take Pease &amp; Turnip\r\n <lb />&amp; Collyflower along with <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> meat <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> you must take of <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> modeÂ¬\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n       <lb />rately &amp; all raw cold or <symptom n=\"7\">windy</symptom> things you should entirely\r\n       <lb />abstain <choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice> as Lettuce, <choice><abbr>Cucumb<sup>r</sup>. Cabb.<sup>ge</sup></abbr><expan>Cucumber, Cabbage</expan></choice> In <choice><abbr>Wint.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Winter</expan></choice> Potatoes\r\n  <lb />of a dry mealy kind are safer <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> any other sort. Pudding\r\n   <lb />Pancake a <choice><abbr>g<sup>t</sup> d<sup>l</sup></abbr><expan>great deal</expan></choice> of well leavened bread or every thing\r\n       <lb />made of <choice><abbr>gr.</abbr><expan>grain</expan></choice> is very proper for you. If <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup> stom.</abbr><expan>your stomach</expan></choice></bodypart> digests\r\n       <lb />milk it will always be a proper <choice><abbr>p<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>part</expan></choice> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> diet. Butter you\r\n    <lb />may take moderately <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> <del>a</del> all baked or fryed meats are\r\n   <lb />improper Cheese you may also take <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> sparingly. <choice><abbr>Y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Your</expan></choice>\r\n       <lb />supper may be an Egg if there is nothing <choice><abbr>partic<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>particular</expan></choice> in <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice>\r\n       <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>stom. w<sup>th</sup> reg<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>stomach with regard</expan></choice></bodypart> to <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice>. You must not taste either\r\n       <lb />Tea or Coffee &amp; at <choice><abbr>breakf<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>breakfast</expan></choice> you must take milk\r\n        <lb />gruel or Cocoa Tea. With <choice><abbr>y<sup>se</sup> attent<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>these attentions</expan></choice> in diet you will\r\n       <lb />avoid in a <choice><abbr>g<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>great</expan></choice> measure <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup> comp<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>your complaints</expan></choice> but at <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same <choice><abbr>t.</abbr><expan>time</expan></choice> it is\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>necess<sup>y</sup> y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>necessary that</expan></choice> you should avoid sitting long at business <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice>\r\n       <lb />you should be often in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> fresh Air, take <choice><abbr>freq<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>frequent</expan></choice> gentle\r\n        <lb />exercise &amp; be as often as you can on horseback. As\r\n        <lb />matters stand with you at present I think you should\r\n        <lb />for 2 or 3 weeks take <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> powd<sup>rs</sup> ord<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>the powders ordered</expan></choice> below &amp; <choice><abbr>aft<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>after</expan></choice> every dose\r\n       <lb />you should drink a glass of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"6\">Hartfell Spaw</ingredient> &amp; at other <choice><abbr>t<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>times</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />also you should take a glass of <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> so as to drink <choice><abbr>ab<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>about</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />a mutchkin of it every day. If this water is not\r\n        <lb />to be had at Perth you may soon get it from hence\r\n       <lb />I take <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> state of <bodypart n=\"64\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup> B.</abbr><expan>your Belly</expan></choice></bodypart> to be <choice><abbr>uncert<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>uncertain</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"24\">sometimes bound</symptom>\r\n       <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"31\">sometimes loose</symptom>, both states improper for you <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>but the</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />first <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> most hurtfull &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>re</sup>fore</abbr><expan>therefore</expan></choice> to be obviated by a dose\r\n       <lb />of <ingredient n=\"270\">magnesia</ingredient> now &amp; then <del>as occasion may require</del>\r\n        <lb />as Dr Wood shall direct &amp; to him you may commuÂ¬\r\n        <lb />nicate <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> w<sup>le</sup></abbr><expan>the whole</expan></choice> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> paper as it will be proper to allow\r\n           <lb />his <choice><abbr>discret.</abbr><expan>discretion</expan></choice> to adapt matters exactly as <choice><abbr>partic<sup>r</sup> circum</abbr><expan>particular circumstances</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />may require â€“</p></div>\r\n<div><recipe><choice><orig>\r\n    <lb />â„ž Pulv. <ingredient n=\"1\">C. Peruv</ingredient> gr xx <ingredient n=\"81\">rad. Colomb.</ingredient> gr. v. <ingredient n=\"124\">Ocul cancr.</ingredient> pp gr. x\r\n    <lb />â„³ f. pulv. u. f. h. m. dos. â„– xxiv Sig <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic Powders</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />one to be taken 3 ts a day in a glass of water washing <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />down with a glass of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"6\">Hartfell Spaw</ingredient></orig>\r\n    <reg>Take twenty grains of powdered <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>, five grains of \r\n        <ingredient n=\"81\">Columbo Root</ingredient> and ten grains of prepared <ingredient n=\"124\">Crabsâ€™ Eyes</ingredient>. \r\n        Mix to make a powder from which to make in this way twenty-four doses. \r\n        Label: <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic Powders</bodypart> one to be taken 3 times a day in a \r\n        glass of water washing them down with a glass of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"6\">Hartfell Spaw</ingredient></reg></choice></recipe>\r\n</div></body>', 3682, 2, '2012-10-09 15:58:31', 133);
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Coffee &amp; Tea are n<sup>t</sup>\r\n            <lb />bad for him if <choice><abbr>y<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>they</expan></choice> be taken in <choice><abbr>mod. q.<sup>ties</sup></abbr><expan>moderate quantities</expan></choice></p>\r\n        \r\n        <p><lb />The place of his presidence is said to be unfavouÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rable for <choice><abbr>Exerc. b<sup>t</sup> <u>y<sup>s</sup></u></abbr><expan>Exercise but this</expan></choice> <u>is</u> absolutely <choice><abbr>necess<sup>y</sup>.</abbr><expan>necessary</expan></choice> to preserve\r\n            <lb />his health &amp; it is a very singular which has no outÂ¬\r\n            <lb />let or opportunity for <choice><abbr>Exerc.</abbr><expan>Exercise</expan></choice> tho not <choice><abbr>conven<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>convenient</expan></choice>. In\r\n            <lb />winter the roads of Norway are always good &amp; if <choice><abbr>y<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>they</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />cannot be employed a <treatment n=\"51\">chamber machine</treatment> may at \r\n            <lb />all seasons.</p>\r\n        \r\n        <p><lb /><choice><abbr>Y<sup>re</sup></abbr><expan>There</expan></choice> is an <choice><abbr>Exerc.</abbr><expan>Exercise</expan></choice> very proper in <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> case, <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> is <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />	<treatment n=\"18\">flesh brush</treatment>. 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Tart.</ingredient> pulv. â„¥ij <ingredient n=\"10\">Rad. Jalap.</ingredient> pulv. Ê’jÅ¿s.\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"17\">Nuc. moschat.</ingredient> pulv. Ê’j <ingredient n=\"152\">pulp. prunor. Gall.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syrup. simpl.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. Electuarium tenue\r\n                <lb />sive Lochoch\r\n                <lb />Signa <action n=\"21\">Laxat. Elect.</action></orig>\r\n            <reg>Take two ounces of powdered <ingredient n=\"45\">Tartar Crystals</ingredient>, one and a half drachms of ground <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalap Root</ingredient>, a drachm of ground <ingredient n=\"17\">Nutmeg</ingredient>, an ounce of <ingredient n=\"152\">pulp of French prunes</ingredient>, and enough <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient> as to make a thin Electuary or Linctus. Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative Electuar</action>y.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <recipe><choice>\r\n            <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. Ros.</ingredient> â„¥viij <ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Syr. caryophyll.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"110\">Tart. Emet.</ingredient> gr. iv Solve et\r\n                <lb />signa <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic â„³</action></orig>\r\n            <reg>Take eight ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rosewater</ingredient>, an ounce of <ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Clove Syrup</ingredient> and four grains of <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar Emetic</ingredient>. Dissolve and Label: <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Mixture</action>.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <closer><signed>W.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>11 Jully\r\n                <lb />1774.</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 499, 3, '2013-10-14 13:17:21', 162),
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This has indeed substisted &amp; is liable to gain\r\n            <lb />strength as per some advance in age so that now it may be difficult to\r\n            <lb />obviate it entire but as the disposition in M<sup>r</sup> Sinclair is to no\r\n            <lb />great degree &amp; has not yet produced any disorder in the <bodypart n=\"45\">kidneys</bodypart>, it\r\n            <lb />is hoped that the disposition may be moderated &amp; the consequences in\r\n            <lb />a great measure avoided by the following measures.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />1. Let his Diet be of Animal food, Grain &amp; Milk avoiding\r\n            <lb />Roots, Grains, &amp; Fruit. He may take any kind of animal that is\r\n            <lb />not salted smoke dryed or ver fat but the lighter kinds are to be\r\n            <lb />preferred. Every day he should begin his Dinner with some broth\r\n            <lb />without Roots or Greens but with Barley, Rice or Bread as he pleases\r\n            <lb />After that, he may take any kind of plain meat with the exceptions\r\n            <lb />above; but he should never make a full meal of meat &amp; rather fill\r\n            <lb />up part of it <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> pudding or pancake. In summer when Garden things\r\n            <lb />are young &amp; tender he may take a little of them along with his meat\r\n            <lb />but he must always take them very sparingly. The Roots he may\r\n            <lb />take most safely is Potatoes especially when they are dry &amp; mealy.\r\n            <lb />Fruit of all kinds whether raw or baked I hold to be bad for him but\r\n            <lb />the last are safer the first. Upon the same plan he must take noÂ¬\r\n            <lb />thing sowr &amp; therefore no pickes &amp; very little Vinegar. Of the lighÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ter kinds of fish he may take sometimes but seldom &amp; moderaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tely. Spiceries he may take of moderately &amp; of mustard &amp; Onion\r\n            <lb />kind he may take at pleasure if his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> digest them.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For supper every night I would recommend some kind of milk\r\n            <lb />meat that is Milk with Bread Rice Barley Oat meal or Sago, &amp; I would\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />avoid on one hand both Flesh &amp; Fish, &amp; on the other all kinds of Roots or\r\n            <lb />Grains.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For breakfast M<sup>r</sup> Sinclair may take Water Gruel Cocoa Tea or weak\r\n            <lb />chocolate but must avoid Indian Tea of any kind and Coffee. If he likes\r\n            <lb />If he likes or is accustomed to tea let him Balm Wild Thyme RoseÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mary Sage or other plant of home growth. With any of these he must\r\n            <lb />take Bread &amp; Butter but he must take butter sparingly. Marmalade,\r\n            <lb />Curran Jelly &amp; all sorts of sweat meats are bad for him.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2. For ordinary drink Boiled water cooled again is the most proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />per &amp; perhaps the only proper for him but if he is accustomed to a little\r\n            <lb />strong drink every day he may at Dinner &amp; supper put a little spirits\r\n            <lb />to the Water but <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup>out</abbr><expan>without</expan></choice> Fruit or Sugar. All kinds of fermented Liquors\r\n            <lb />Wines, Malt Liquors, or Cyder are very improper for him. In general\r\n            <lb />plenty of Drink is good for him but it must be with the choice we have\r\n            <lb />marked. 3. <add place=\"above\">N L</add> Frequent Gentle Exercise <add place=\"above\">in every shape</add> is good for him but all Violent motion\r\n            <lb />may do harm &amp; any degree of fatigue is also to be avoided.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4 Nothing is more necessary to M<sup>r</sup> Sinclair than avoiding Cold. For that\r\n            <lb />purpose he should wear a Flannel shirt next his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> both in summer\r\n            <lb />&amp; Winter. He must take particular care to keep his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> warm &amp; dry.\r\n            <lb />He must never change his cloathing on account of weather. He must avoid\r\n            <lb />all cold &amp; moisture &amp; particularly being in any draught or stream of air.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />5. His disposition to <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> must be attended to &amp; avoided, by diet if\r\n            <lb />possible but if that does not answer he must have recourse to Medicine as\r\n            <lb />being long bound will do much harm\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />6. The above are as the particulars of Regimen that in my opinion\r\n            <lb />are most likely to moderate and check as far as possible the disposition\r\n            <lb />to <symptom n=\"32\">Gravel</symptom> &amp; I hope they shall prove usefull. But there is an addition &amp;\r\n            <lb />but one in <add place=\"above\">the way of</add> Medicine I would make. This is taking the solution ordered below\r\n            <lb />twice a day.\r\n            </p>\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It is always to be taken in half <del>of</del> a muchkin of Broth made of Beef, Veal,\r\n            <lb />Fowl &amp; even of Mutton or Lamb if these can be taken without fat or the fat\r\n            <lb />well separated from the Broth after it is made. Into the half muchkin of\r\n            <lb />Broth as much of the solution by drops or tea spoonfuls is to be put\r\n            <lb />as the Broth will cover the taste of &amp; this is to be taken about an hour\r\n            <lb />before dinner &amp; as long or a little more before supper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />7. In spite of all these precautions if it shall happen that <condition n=\"47\">stones</condition>\r\n            <lb />are still bred &amp; to such a size as to give difficulty &amp; uneasiness in\r\n            <lb />their passage; the best means of rendering this matter easier is to drink\r\n            <lb />plentifully of <ingredient n=\"149\">Lintseed Tea</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"98\" t=\"15\">Marsh mallow decoction</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"75\" t=\"27\">Arabic EmulÂ¬\r\n                <lb />sion</ingredient> and at the same time to open the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> by a <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> <treatment n=\"8\">Glyster</treatment> if\r\n            <lb />necessary or if not by <treatment n=\"8\">Glysters of warm water</treatment> alone. If th<unclear>ese</unclear>\r\n            <lb />symptoms are any thing sivere the body must be kept cool by\r\n            <lb />avoiding animal food &amp; by keeping out of bed. One measure partiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cularly useful is to avoid as much as much as much as possible\r\n            <lb />the frequent <symptom n=\"27\">irritation to make water</symptom> &amp; sometimes for that purpose\r\n            <lb />an <ingredient n=\"14\">opiate</ingredient> is necessary.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup> Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh September</expan></choice> 2<sup>d</sup>\r\n                <lb /><u>1770</u></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Sinclair</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž Lixivii caustici â„¥ii\r\n                    <lb />signa the <action n=\"54\">Antinephritic</action> Solution\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"100\">lye</ingredient>, and label: The <action n=\"54\">Antinephritic</action> Solution.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n            <closer>\r\n                <signed>W. 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I had your answer to the first letter I wrote, but to\r\n            <lb />my great surprise not a word to the second, \'tho I have\r\n            <lb />been impatiently looking for a letter from you by every\r\n            <lb />Post since, I can not think my letter has miscarried, as it\r\n            <lb />was carefully put into the office and the Postage payed\r\n            <lb />as usual, same time I wou\'d earnestly hope, your silence\r\n            <lb />does not proceed from Indisposition, that indeed wou\'d be\r\n            <lb />a general loss, perhaps you might have imagined that\r\n            <lb />our patient could not have survived long after what happen\'d,\r\n            <lb />but this is not the case, for \'tho <unclear>thur</unclear> is still an incredible\r\n            <lb />discharge, it has not impair\'d his strenght, spirits, nor\r\n            <lb />appetite, his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> surprisingly good, sleeps remarkably\r\n            <lb />well, keeps easy and open in his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>, a Couple of stools in\r\n            <lb />common, and sometimes three in the 24 hours, for about a\r\n            <lb />week back the matter has been of a better Collour and\r\n         \r\n         <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Consistence, and not altoghether so fatid as before, but withÂ¬\r\n            <lb />in these two days it has been more in quantity, an this\r\n            <lb />day rather more fatid, most of the discharge now comes from\r\n            <lb />the back part right the <bodypart n=\"36\">Vertebrae</bodypart>, I should have mentioned,\r\n            <lb />that upon the uper end of the <bodypart n=\"18\">thigh<bodypart n=\"71\">bone</bodypart></bodypart> there has been a hardÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ness, attended with pain for six or seven days back, but not\r\n            <lb />inflamed nor discollour\'d, what that may turn out to is hard\r\n            <lb />to say. I have urged his taking the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>, but cannot perÂ¬\r\n            <lb />suade him to do any thing untill we hear from you, such is\r\n            <lb />his unluckie peculiarity of temper, he drinks Claret in\r\n            <lb />sufficient quantities, \'tho not more then to suport him,\r\n            <lb />I remember nothing else material to trouble you with\r\n            <lb />at present, only that I earnestly beg to hear from you in\r\n            <lb />Course, and with best wishes I am alwise, Dear Sir,\r\n            </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />most faithfully Yours,\r\n            </salute>\r\n                    <signed>Tho<sup>s</sup> Duncanson.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />Torres 15.<sup>th</sup> March\r\n                <lb />1775\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />His urine for some time has been of a better\r\n            <lb />Collour attended with some degree of sedement\r\n            <lb />and Passes it in <unclear>freely</unclear> large quantities ---\r\n            <lb />His <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> and extremeties are greatly <symptom n=\"26\">Emaciate</symptom>.\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />To\r\n                <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edinb<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n            </p>\r\n\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <handShift />\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Duncanson\r\n                    <lb /><choice><abbr>ab<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>about</expan></choice> \r\n                    <choice><abbr>Capt<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>Captain</expan></choice> Frazer.\r\n                    <lb />March. 15<sup>th</sup> 1775.\r\n                \r\n            </annot>\r\n        \r\n               \r\n            \r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1134, 11, '2012-10-09 16:12:53', 137),
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It is not exactly the same Complaint I was formerly\r\n        <lb />advised about; but it is upon the same foundation of <condition n=\"21\">weak <bodypart n=\"47\">nerves</bodypart></condition>, and is only\r\n        <lb />in another shape a <condition n=\"21\">nervous complaint</condition>. I hope it shall have no\r\n        <lb />consequences farther than the present <symptom n=\"6\">uneasiness</symptom>, and even that I hope\r\n        <lb />we shall discuss very soon.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Upon perceiving the <symptom n=\"96\">first approach of any stupor</symptom> let her\r\n        <lb />take a few tea spoonful of the <action n=\"35\">Cephalic drops</action> in a little water; and if\r\n        <lb />that does not prevent the fit in a quarter of an hour she may\r\n        <lb />take another dose and at a like interval of a third. The same course\r\n        <lb />is to be taken if the <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> comes on without warning; and if it shall\r\n<lb />be found that the <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> are not easily prevented or discussed by this\r\n        <lb />management the dose of the drops may be increased to two teaÂ¬\r\n        <lb />spoonfuls at a time. But beyond this quantity and three doses\r\n        <lb />I would not choose <del>to go</del>. If my drops fail you may try to assist\r\n        <lb />them by a little <ingredient n=\"38\">Spirit of Hartshorn</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"123\">Lavender drops</ingredient> &amp; sometimes\r\n        <lb />you may try these without the others; for I think it is the misÂ¬\r\n        <lb />fortune of all nervous people to use these medicines too much, by\r\n        <lb />which they both lose the benefit of the medicine and sometimes\r\n        <lb />get harm by it.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />It is extremely difficult to restore such a Constitution as\r\n        <lb />Miss Hamiltonâ€™s but the only solid relief they can obtain is by\r\n        <lb />being strengthened more or less. For this purpose I have sent\r\n        <lb />some <ingredient n=\"1\">bark <del>b</del> in powder</ingredient>, but a small quantity only till we know\r\n        <lb />what use she can make of it. Let her try to take a tea spoonful\r\n        <lb />twice a day before dinner and supper. It may be taken in \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />water, wine and water, or brandy and water, or if she cannot take it\r\n            <lb />in that shape it may be made into a bolus with a little syrup and\r\n            <lb />swallowed on a wafer. I hold it to be by much the most useful in\r\n            <lb />substance as I now propose, but if she cannot take it in that\r\n            <lb />shape I shall advise it in a liquid form. Every dose of the <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />is to be washed down by a tea spoonful of the <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeate drops</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />in half a gill of water. Whatever comes of the <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> I hope Miss\r\n            <lb />Hamilton will be able to take this medicine and should take it\r\n            <lb />at the times proposed for the <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient>; and if she does not take\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> at all let her take the <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeate</ingredient> three times a day.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />By these medicines I hope she shall get the better of the\r\n        <lb /> <symptom n=\"96\">fits of stupor</symptom> &amp;<sup>c</sup>. but if they do not yield very soon I would have\r\n        <lb />her <treatment n=\"4\">apply a small blister</treatment> to the <bodypart n=\"1\">Crown of her head</bodypart>, and have\r\n        <lb />sent one for that purpose.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />There is commonly a <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> attending all <condition n=\"21\">nervous\r\n        <lb />complaints</condition>, and it very much increases them. If there is any thing\r\n        <lb />of that kind in this case it must be carefully obviated by an\r\n        <lb /> <ingredient n=\"63\">Andersonâ€™s pill</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"109\">Sacred Tincture, or Elixir</ingredient> or other such medicine\r\n        <lb />that possibly Miss Hamilton may have been in use of.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />I should wish to give Miss Hamilton some exercise &amp; fresh\r\n        <lb />air, but I believe that her habits the state of the season &amp; Clydesdale\r\n        <lb />roads will render it quite impracticable. In the mean time I think your\r\n        <lb />proposal of the flannel shift to be extremely proper.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />For her diet I dare not advise without knowing\r\n        <lb />more of her ordinary manner and former experience, but I think\r\n        <lb />she must know herself what agrees and disagrees with her\r\n        <lb />pretty well. 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I would not have him go to\r\n            <lb/>Norway <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> winter <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> to pass it in a tolerably mild\r\n            <lb/>&amp; dry climate. 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If <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>p<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>pain</expan></choice> affecting only <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"19\">knees</bodypart> be severe\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> little or very moderate <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> he may get relief by\r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"14\">leeches</treatment> applied to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>p<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>part</expan></choice> &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> more readily of <choice><abbr>y<sup>re</sup></abbr><expan>there</expan></choice> be any\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> upon it. If <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>p<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>pain</expan></choice> has <choice><abbr>b<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>been</expan></choice> in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"19\">knees</bodypart> it\r\n            <lb/>be suddenly translated to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"1\">hind head</bodypart> &amp; be <choice><abbr>y<sup>re</sup></abbr><expan>there</expan></choice> severe\r\n            <lb/>it may be relieved by <treatment n=\"14\">leeches</treatment> &amp; better still by a <treatment n=\"16\">cupÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ping glass</treatment> if he be in a place where it can be execuÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ted. However severe <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>p<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>pain</expan></choice> may be in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"19\">knees</bodypart> I would\r\n            <lb/>never apply <treatment n=\"4\">blisters</treatment> to <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>p<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>part</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>p<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>pain</expan></choice> is in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"1\">hindÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>head</bodypart> &amp; does not yield to other remedies. I would have\r\n            <lb/>little hesitation in applying a <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> <choice><abbr>y<sup>re</sup></abbr><expan>there</expan></choice>.\r\n        </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>Whenever <choice><abbr>y<sup>re</sup></abbr><expan>there</expan></choice> is any attack of <choice><abbr>p<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>pain</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> any degree\r\n                <lb/>of <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> it will be very proper to keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular\r\n                <lb/>&amp; even open <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> I think <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> is not proper unless\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <condition n=\"15\">rheumatic</condition> nature of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> disease should be better ascerÂ¬\r\n                <lb/>tained.\r\n            </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> disease shall return &amp; also keep lingering\r\n            <lb/>about him <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> medicine I would depend upon is <ingredient n=\"64\">Dover\'s\r\n                <lb/>Powder</ingredient> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> most certain cure of <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatism</condition> &amp; not improÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>per in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition> unless too frequently used. Wherever it is\r\n            <lb/>proper <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> depends upon <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> administration. I give it in\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>morn.</abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> laying <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> person entirely in woollen &amp; endeavour\r\n            <lb/>to <choice><abbr>cont</abbr><expan>continue</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"25\">sweating</treatment> till <choice><abbr>n<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>night</expan></choice> even <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>then</expan></choice> taking <choice><abbr>g<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>great</expan></choice> care to\r\n\r\n<lb />avoid cold. <choice><abbr>Y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>The</expan></choice> effects depend upon <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"25\">sweating</treatment> being\r\n            <lb/>brought out &amp; carried on <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> little heat, on its being\r\n            <lb/>universal, long continued, &amp; on guarding <choice><abbr>ag<sup>st</sup></abbr><expan>against</expan></choice> cold by\r\n            <lb/>keeping in bed for a <choice><abbr>d.</abbr><expan>day</expan></choice> or 2 after.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 11 July\r\n                <lb/>1774\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 498, 2, '2013-03-21 13:36:39', 65),
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Tis the only Remedy I could\r\n            <lb />advise for your patient and to encourage\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n                <lb />you I have had a Remarkable cure\r\n                <lb />by it of considerable <condition n=\"65\">schirrosity</condition>  and\r\n                <lb />seemingly a <condition n=\"69\">cancer</condition> were attended with\r\n                <lb />a <condition n=\"65\">Schirrous</condition> <symptom n=\"46\">fÅ“tid discharge <del>by</del> from the\r\n                    <lb /><bodypart n=\"33\">Vagina</bodypart></symptom>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Besides this Remedy the only other\r\n        <lb />suited to the Ladys complaints is\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> this I would give very freely\r\n        <lb />to to whatever Quantity may be required\r\n        <lb />to give sleep and freedom from pain and\r\n        <lb />at the same time you have only to\r\n        <lb />do what you do at present <action n=\"21\">to keep an\r\n        <lb />open belly</action>. What I think will sit best on\r\n        <lb />the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>  and answer as well as any\r\n        <lb />thing else is <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of Tartar</ingredient> make it\r\n        <lb />up to a very thin <ingredient n=\"8\" t=\"13\">electuary</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"8\" t=\"31\">Lochoch</ingredient>\r\n        <lb /><subst><del>or</del><add place=\"above\">with</add></subst> <ingredient n=\"172\">common syrup</ingredient> and give this by tea\r\n        <lb />spoonfuls every half hour to the quantity\r\n        <lb />you find necessary. If the <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of tartar</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />needs any addition I think <ingredient n=\"10\">jallap</ingredient> one\r\n        <lb />of the best tis as mild and less disagreeable\r\n        <lb />than <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient>.</p>\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p><lb />I think it may be added from a 6\r\n        <lb />to an 8<sup>th</sup> part in preparation to the <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream\r\n            <lb />of Tartar</ingredient> With regard to Diet on this\r\n        <lb />case it seems at present to be very well\r\n        <lb />ordered and I have nothing further to offer.</p>\r\n        <closer><signed>WC</signed>\r\n            <dateline>April 15 1774</dateline></closer>\r\n</div></body>', 3759, 11, '2015-04-17 09:31:40', 155),
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He is to begin <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a single table\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    \r\n    <lb />spoonful &amp; if that keeps his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular to once a day, &amp; his excrement\r\n    <lb />soft, it is enough; but if it does not obviate every degree of <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom>,\r\n    <lb />the dose is to be increased to two spoonfuls or more; minding always <choice><abbr>th<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />the purpose is not to purge but merely to keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> soft &amp; regular.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />3. 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For some time he drank the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"7\">Mineral water of Moffat</ingredient> and at the same time used very\r\n            <lb />often a warm bath.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At all times there has been a constant attention,\r\n            <lb />to keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular by the most wasy <action n=\"21\">laxatives</action>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The measures mentioned were pursued for a twelve\r\n            <lb />month and frequently with seeming success as the symptoms\r\n            <lb />at times proved much easier but they were never entirely\r\n            <lb />gone and after a twelve month they were almost as bad as\r\n            <lb />ever.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He was then engaged in Cold Bathing which was conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tinued for a month with good effects on his general habit\r\n            <lb />but with none upon his particular ailment.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At the same time <treatment n=\"7\">Bougies</treatment> were employed and were\r\n            <lb />frequently introduced even into the <bodypart n=\"56\">bladder</bodypart> and were allowed\r\n            <lb />to remain introduced for a long time. 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He abstained from meat and wine\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"above\">His body was kept cool</add> He drunk plentifully of mild <action n=\"13\">diluent</action> &amp; mucilaginous drinks\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />These measures for some time seemed to succeed very well\r\n            <lb />as all his symptoms became much easier but it was a\r\n            <lb />short truce only and they returned with as much or\r\n            <lb />more violence than ever so that at sometimes he was\r\n            <lb />threatned with <symptom n=\"27\">a total suppression of Urine.</symptom>        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As the <symptom n=\"78\">irritation</symptom> to make water was especially\r\n            <lb />troublesome in the night and often so frequent as to\r\n            <lb />prevent sleep altogether, it became necessary to give\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> and the have been constantly continued since\r\n            <lb />so that his dose is now 130 drops of the <ingredient n=\"58\">Tinct. Thebaica</ingredient> every evening.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The constant use of these has rendered the use of\r\n            <lb /><del>the</del> <action n=\"21\">laxatives</action> also constantly necessary to be usefull for any\r\n            <lb />time. For a long time the <ingredient n=\"28\">Ol. Ricini</ingredient> with a little Spirits\r\n            <lb />answered the purpose extremely well but at length the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> came to refuse it. <ingredient n=\"140\">Salts</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"76\">Manna</ingredient> have since\r\n            <lb />answered pretty well but these too have failed and he\r\n            <lb />is now using an <ingredient n=\"45\" t=\"13\">Electuary of Crystals of Tartar</ingredient> with\r\n            <lb />a twelfth part of <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalop</ingredient> and one half <ingredient n=\"152\">pulp of prunes</ingredient>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Thinking that somewhat might depend upon the state\r\n            <lb />of the Urine he for a long time took the <ingredient n=\"61\">Uva Ursi</ingredient> to\r\n            <lb />two or three drams a day but the effects have not been evident.            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He has upon occasion tried a <treatment n=\"21\">fomentation of the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"117\">Perinaeum</bodypart></treatment> and he has frequently had <ingredient n=\"144\">Oil</ingredient> injected into\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"55\">Urethra</bodypart> but neither with any benefit. ____\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />His present state is somewhat easier that it has\r\n            <lb />been at many other times but he has still much pain and\r\n            <lb />uneasiness. He has a frequent <symptom n=\"78\">irritation</symptom> to make water\r\n            <lb />has sometimes difficulty and pain in passing it and always <unclear>a</unclear>\r\n            <lb />much heat &amp; pain at the end <add place=\"above\">of it</add>. His Urine has still little colour\r\n            <lb />and some mucus at the bottom tho not so much as formerly.            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In this situation we think he has little chance for\r\n            <lb />relief but in the use of <treatment n=\"7\">Bougies</treatment> and think he should go\r\n            <lb />to London to have these applied as the surgeons there have\r\n            <lb />much more experience in these matters than any body here            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In the meantime as his affairs require his remainÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing yet for a little time in this country we recommend\r\n            <lb />the following regimen to him.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He should keep to the same cool and light diet\r\n            <lb />as for sometime past. He should take very little animal\r\n            <lb />food and live for the most part upon milk &amp; grain.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He must avoid all kind of strong drink but take\r\n            <lb />plentifully of mild <action n=\"13\">diluent</action> liquors\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He will probably find it necessary to continue\r\n            <lb />his <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient> and therefore must also use a <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> every\r\n            <lb />day.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He should use very little bodily exercise when\r\n            <lb />he goes in a carriage it should be very gently and not\r\n            <lb />too fat at once.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He should upon all occasions avoid Cold and at\r\n            <lb />same time avoid keeping his body too warm either by warm\r\n            <lb />chambers or by many bedcloaths.\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1201, 11, '2015-04-10 10:33:53', 133),
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Collon</salute>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Sir / having heard of your Famed Knowledge\r\n            <lb />of Physick &amp;.c. Thought proper thus to Consult you\r\n            <lb />of a Lingering Disorder I\'ve been Affected with near two\r\n            <lb />years: Viz. in October 1772 I began to be a little UnheÂ¬\r\n            <lb />althy / which I attributed to Fatigueing my self too much with\r\n            <lb />Shooting and other Diversions and being <unclear>well</unclear> footed and\r\n            <lb />sitting well betimes and Getting too much Liquor some times\r\n            <lb />/ but not frequent / I continued Unhealthy / being <symptom n=\"23\">Weakish</symptom> <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb />and sometimes <symptom n=\"20\">chilly and cold</symptom> and all Disordered and my <symptom n=\"6\">Spirits\r\n            <lb />not so Alirt</symptom> as usuall; Till about the beginning of January\r\n            <lb />1773 at which time I was suddenly Seizd with a <symptom n=\"20\">Surfeit of Cold</symptom> which\r\n            <lb />made me <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> Extremely <symptom n=\"20\">chilly and cold</symptom> Especially at my <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />for about Ten Minutes then I Burst out into a free <symptom n=\"28\">Switt</symptom> which\r\n            <lb />greatly <unclear>Relieved</unclear> me but continued very Poorly and Very <del>Weak</del>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom> for about a month longer and then was suddenly <choice><abbr>Seiz\'d</abbr><expan>Seized</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />in some manner as the former <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> which brought on\r\n            <lb />a Slow Hecktic or Intermittant <symptom n=\"34\">Fever</symptom> Attended with lowÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ness of Spirits and bad Digestion as <illegible l=\"2\" /> allways a great Load\r\n            <lb />and Uneasiness at My <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> and Palpatations of the <bodypart n=\"42\">Heart</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />&amp;.c. the Intermittent <condition n=\"10\">Fever</condition> continued <add place=\"above\">with very Irregular returns</add> from the first of\r\n            <lb />January 1773 Until about November in the same year -\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />And the <illegible w=\"2\" /> left me in such a <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom> state that I couldnot\r\n            <lb />walk about <unclear>ten</unclear> yards at a time without the greatest Fatigue\r\n            <lb />And I have Continued Ever since in an Extreem <add place=\"above\"><symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom></add> state as now\r\n            <lb />I can only walk about One hundred yards without <symptom n=\"9\">Fatigue</symptom> or\r\n            <lb />ride on Horseback about two miles or so; I walk and Ride as\r\n            <lb />much as my strength will admitt of but finds little or no <unclear>Remit</unclear>.\r\n            <lb />Since the <condition n=\"10\">Fever</condition> left me I\'ve Neither had any <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> or <symptom n=\"76\">Spitt</symptom> or\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"12\">Shortness of Breath</symptom> or <symptom n=\"68\">Thirst</symptom> or Pains, so that my present Complaint\r\n            <lb />is intirely <symptom n=\"23\">Weakness</symptom> and <symptom n=\"48\">Bad Digestion</symptom>. As Ever since the <condition n=\"10\">Fever</condition>\r\n            <lb /><unclear>left</unclear> me Ive always had a Great Load and Uneasiness at My <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />Especiall after Eating I\'ve a full and uneasy sensation there is\r\n            <lb />only some sorts of Victuals that agree with me and these are of\r\n            <lb />the lightest sort as milk or Bread Puddings or Broths or <unclear>Foules</unclear>\r\n            <lb />I live much Upon a Milk Diet and Drinks nothing strong only\r\n            <lb />takes a little Port Wine some times after Dinner. I\'ve Applyd\r\n            <lb />to a great many Eminent Physicians but have <choice><abbr>Rec<sup>d</sup>.</abbr><expan>Received</expan></choice> little or no\r\n            <lb />Benefit. I\'ve taken a Great many medicines Especially the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Barke</ingredient> in various ways, and the <ingredient n=\"129\"><choice><abbr>Tinc</abbr><expan>Tincture</expan></choice> of Iron</ingredient> these\r\n            <lb />two Medicines I\'ve taken for half a year by part and think <unclear>as</unclear> they\r\n            <lb />do me no service. For <unclear>now</unclear> a <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> Plaister this half year\r\n            <lb />or more but find little Service from it - My Stools has been\r\n            <lb />allways pretty natural ever since I begun but my Urine\r\n            \r\n               </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />is always high colou<supplied>red</supplied> <illegible w=\"2\" /> is betwixt 26 &amp; 27\r\n            <lb />I never had a Strong Cons<supplied>tituti</supplied>on though I enjoyd a pretty\r\n            <lb />good state of Health allways before this Disorder Seiz\'d me -\r\n            <lb />My Occupation was always Husbandry - I\'ll be\r\n            <lb />for about a Week or fortnight pretty well / all but <symptom n=\"23\">Weakness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and then be <unclear>loose</unclear> again for a few days I\'m some times\r\n            <lb />for a week or so that I think if I were only strong I wou\'d be\r\n            <lb />quite weal - My spirits since the <symptom n=\"34\">Fever</symptom> left me has been\r\n            <lb />pretty well but is <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> sometimes <symptom n=\"6\">a little lowish</symptom>\r\n            <lb />- My <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> present Complaints is <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> and a DisÂ¬\r\n            <lb />order in my <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>; my <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> is most in my <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />and <bodypart n=\"18\">Thighs</bodypart> - I\'ve taken the <illegible w=\"1\" /> <unclear>four</unclear> <symptom n=\"3\">Vomits</symptom> since I <unclear>begun to</unclear>\r\n            <lb />and thought they di<illegible w=\"2\" /> this as a jus state of\r\n            <lb />my disorder; I therefore <illegible w=\"2\" /> as soon as convenient\r\n            <lb />write me an answer with your Opinion and prescription\r\n            <lb />for the said Disorder, and if you think Bathing in salt or fresh\r\n            <lb />water or a Voyage on the sea might do me service as of what\r\n            <lb />you thought proper - the Enclos\'d I send you for your Advice\r\n            <lb />and what more you think proper to charge shall send it you\r\n            <lb />Please to Direct to me at Gatesgill to be left at the\r\n            <lb />gray goat in Carlisle. I Beg you\'ll not fail of sending\r\n            <lb />me an answer and you\'ll <illegible w=\"1\" /> presently oblige your <choice><abbr>Hble</abbr><expan>Humble</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n            <closer>\r\n                <salute><choice><abbr>Servt</abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute> <signed>Joseph Sanderson</signed>\r\n             </closer>\r\n        </div>        \r\n          <div>  \r\n              <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n              <p>\r\n       <lb />To\r\n              <lb />Doctor Collon\r\n              <lb />Professor of Physick\r\n              <lb />Edinburgh\r\n              </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n</body>', 911, 11, '2015-04-17 22:00:00', 286),
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I hope \r\n    <lb />you are realy better &amp; in a safer way than you was, but you\r\n    <lb />have been for some weeks past &amp; still are at a trying season,\r\n    <lb />and you must not give up your attention for some time\r\n    <lb />Some part of it in my opinion should be continued for life\r\n    <lb />I am certain you have done right in putting in\r\n    <lb /> the <treatment n=\"11\">pea Issue</treatment> and I beg you may continue it with patience\r\n    <lb />Tho your <symptom n=\"30\">eruption</symptom> has ceased you must not trust to\r\n    <lb />your <symptom n=\"28\">perspiration</symptom>\'s being full enough till the season is\r\n    <lb />a good deal farther advanced and therefore I would have\r\n    <lb />you still continue your Evening draught; but as you\r\n    <lb />never felt it on your <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> I suspect you have never \r\n    <lb />increased the dose very much. It has no other limits\r\n    <lb />but that of disposing to <symptom n=\"3\">vomit</symptom> and to that length or \r\n    <lb />of its giving a little <symptom n=\"61\">sickness</symptom> I think you should go.\r\n    <lb />I suppose that as your evenings are much cooler than\r\n    <lb />some time ago you much less <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom> in the mornings &amp;\r\n    <lb />therefore I shall not think it necessary for you to conÂ¬\r\n    <lb />tinue your morning draughts. You say nothing about \r\n    <lb />the state of your <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> &amp; therefore I suppose that either\r\n    <lb />by nature or medecine is it regular &amp; your safety requires\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    \r\n    <lb />that it should very constantly be so. I have now\r\n    <lb />but one other advice to offer &amp; that is, as your\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"22\">giddiness</symptom> and <symptom n=\"96\">cloudiness</symptom> is liable to return at this\r\n    <lb />season, if it does so in any degree you may be the\r\n    <lb />better <del>of</del> for having some ounces of <treatment n=\"1\">blood taken</treatment> from \r\n    <lb />your <bodypart n=\"63\">temples</bodypart> either by <treatment n=\"16\">Cupping</treatment> or <treatment n=\"14\">Leeches</treatment>. - I prefer \r\n    <lb />the first if it can be done properly.\r\n</p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute>I am &amp;.<sup>c</sup></salute>\r\n        <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 23<sup>d</sup> March. <u>1774</u></dateline>\r\n    </closer>    \r\n</div>    \r\n</body>', 3690, 3, '2012-10-29 16:36:36', 61),
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At first he must\r\n        <lb />take the bath every second day only, afterwards\r\n        <lb /><del>only once</del> every day. The bath must be taken\r\n        <lb />within Doors in a hogshead or <add place=\"above\">any</add> such vessel\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n                <lb />and at first the water must be four parts of\r\n                <lb />well water and one part boiling water, but every\r\n                <lb />bath afterwards a sixteenth part of the boiling water\r\n                <lb />is to be kept out so that at length he may take <unclear>this</unclear>\r\n                <lb />quite cold. He must take always care to bathe his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>\r\n                <lb />with the rest of his body and if he has hair in his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>\r\n                <lb />it should be Cut out. 2 Every morning after coming\r\n                <lb />out of the bath he should take a dose of the <action n=\"35\">Cephalic\r\n                    <lb />Electuary</action> ordered below and another dose before\r\n                <lb />dinner. The dose is to be gradually increased from\r\n                <lb />the size of a bean to that of a nutmeg. 3.<sup>d</sup> Every night\r\n                <lb />about half an hour before going to bed he should\r\n                <lb />take one of the specific pills also ordered below.\r\n                <lb /><treatment n=\"9\">If this pill makes him sick</treatment> <treatment n=\"30\">or purges him</treatment> the Dose\r\n                <lb />is enough but if one pill has no such effect he may\r\n                <lb />take two for a dose by degrees come to three or four\r\n                <lb />stopping however at the Dose which has any effect\r\n                <lb />on his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"66\">Guts</bodypart>. If in the course of two or\r\n                <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n                    <lb />three weeks these medicines have no effect in\r\n                    <lb />stopping the return of <symptom n=\"5\">his fits</symptom> they may be laid\r\n                    <lb />aside. 4 During the use of these medicines his\r\n                    <lb />Diet must be entirely of the milk kind and grain\r\n                    <lb />without animal food and with very little roots or\r\n                    <lb />greens. His Drink should be plain water abstainÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />ing from all fermented or strong Drink of any\r\n                    <lb />kind Tea is bad for him. 5. He should be very\r\n                    <lb />moderate in any application to study. He should\r\n                    <lb />be much in the fresh air but <symptom n=\"21\">taking care that\r\n                        <lb />he is never heated</symptom> by any exercise or by going\r\n                    <lb />much in the sun. Riding gently is very proper\r\n                    <lb />when he is not liable to any <symptom n=\"22\">giddiness</symptom> on horseback\r\n                    <lb />or <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> in daytime. Let him look at <symptom n=\"22\">nothing that\r\n                        <lb />will make him giddy</symptom></p>\r\n    <closer><dateline>31<sup>st</sup> July\r\n        <lb />1773\r\n    </dateline></closer></div>\r\n    <div><pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Ferguson</head>\r\n        <recipe><lb />\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>â„ž Pulv. <ingredient n=\"22\">rad: valerian Silv.<sup>r</sup></ingredient> â„¥i\r\n                    <lb />_______ <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort Peruv</ingredient> â„¥ Å¿s\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"143\">flor Zinc</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\">Cons. rosar. </ingredient> â„¥i\r\n                    <lb /><del>s</del> <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr Commun</ingredient> q. s. ut f bene subigens ad\r\n                    <lb />Lectuarium.\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Electuary</action> the bigness of a bean\r\n                    <lb />to be taken twice a Day</orig>\r\n                <reg>Take an ounce of ground <ingredient n=\"22\">Wild Valerian root</ingredient>, half an ounce of powdered <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>, half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"143\">Flowers of Zinc</ingredient>, an ounce of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose conserve</ingredient>, and enough <ingredient n=\"172\">Common Syrup</ingredient> as to combine them well to make an Electuary. Label: <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Electuary</action> the bigness of a bean to be taken twice a Day</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe><lb />\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"146\">Cuprii ammoniac</ingredient> gr xxi\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"276\">Mica panis</ingredient> Ê’ii â„ˆii\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"39\">Spii salis ammoniac</ingredient> q. s. ut f massa\r\n                    <lb />Dividenda in pil â„– xxxii\r\n                    <lb />Sig Specific Pills one to be taken every\r\n                    <lb />night at bedtime</orig>\r\n                <reg>Take twenty-one grains of <ingredient n=\"146\">Ammoniacal Copper</ingredient>, two drachms and two scruples of <ingredient n=\"276\">breadcrumbs</ingredient>, and enough <ingredient n=\"39\">spirits of Ammoniac Salts</ingredient> as to make a mass to be divided into thirty-two pills. Label: Specific Pills one to be taken every night at bedtime</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <closer><dateline>July 31.\r\n            <lb />1773.\r\n        </dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>\r\n', 3748, 3, '2013-05-11 15:10:51', 152);
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Ea esse invenimus.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />1.<sup>o</sup> <symptom n=\"18\">Tumorem</symptom> a <bodypart n=\"73\">dextro latere</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"118\">cartilaginis ensiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />formis</bodypart> &amp; ad marginem <bodypart n=\"40\">costarum notharum</bodypart> suÂ¬\r\n            <lb />periorum, qui erecto corpore vix apparet, in\r\n            <lb />dextrum vero latus reposito prominens et satis\r\n            <lb />notabilis fit.</p>\r\n            <p><lb />2. <symptom n=\"30\">Papulas</symptom> quasdam <symptom n=\"87\">in crustas</symptom> abeuntes quÃ¦\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"26\">pectus</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"11\">humeros</bodypart> &amp; prÃ¦cipue <bodypart n=\"8\">faciem</bodypart> occupant.</p>\r\n        <p><lb /><symptom n=\"18\">Tumor</symptom> iste nec durus nec quasi intus humor\r\n            <lb />esset, mollis est neque pressione nec sub quÃ¦vis\r\n            <lb />corporis motu dolet. In tegumentis an in quÃ¦Â¬\r\n            <lb />vis parte his subjecta positus sit nobis non saÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tis constat sed in tegumentis esse eo conjiciÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mus quod paucis ab hinc septimanis <symptom n=\"62\">inflamÂ¬\r\n            <lb />matione <bodypart n=\"49\">cutis</bodypart></symptom> aliqua comitata erat.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />Ad hunc <symptom n=\"18\">tumorem</symptom> <symptom n=\"62\">nulla iam inflammatione</symptom>\r\n            <lb />vel dolore comitatum nulla medicina opus esse\r\n            <lb />censemus. Sed siqua fortasse remedia necessaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ria esse viderentur nulla magis idonea novimus\r\n            <lb />quam quÃ¦ ad alterum eius malum profligandum\r\n            <lb />mox indicabimus.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />Quod ad <symptom n=\"30\">papulas <bodypart n=\"8\">faciem</bodypart> infestantes</symptom> attinet;\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n           <lb />eas a sanguinis &amp; humorum labe aliqua pendere\r\n            <lb />nonnulli fortassis opiniarentur quÃ¦ tamen OÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pinio eo minus nobis verisimilis est quod\r\n            <lb />adeo sÃ¦pe Iuvenes <unclear>acmen</unclear> nuper adeptos hujÂ¬\r\n            <lb />usmodi <symptom n=\"30\">papulis</symptom> per annos aliquot subinde\r\n            <lb />recurrentibus laborasse novimus qui tamen\r\n            <lb />interim sanitate alias prorsus illibata fruebaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tur</p>\r\n        <p><lb />Ideoque ad deformitatem hanc tollendam\r\n            <lb />iuvenem egregium multis remediis lassari: forÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tassis lÃ¦di nolumus et prÃ¦ cÃ¦teris <ingredient n=\"2\">mercuralium</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />aut nimium aut frequentem usum probare non\r\n            <lb />possumus. Cum tamen <bodypart n=\"48\">sanguinis</bodypart> labem qualem\r\n            <lb />cunque abesse non satis certum videatur et cum\r\n            <lb />juvenes hujusmodi malo laborantes plerumque\r\n            <lb />impatientes esse et ad remedia quÃ¦libet temere\r\n            <lb />confugere compertum habeamus quÃ¦ ad hoc malum\r\n            <lb />fugandum maxime efficacia fore censemus nunc\r\n            <lb />indicabimus.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />Imprimis decocto infra descripto ad lbij\r\n            <lb />in die utatur per mensem</p>\r\n   <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n  <p><lb />2<sup>do</sup> Cum decocto utitur, simul tertia vel quarta\r\n            <lb />quavis nocte cochleare unum sive semunciam <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"3\">solutionis\r\n                <lb />Mercurii corrosivi sublimati</ingredient> ad normam Baronis van \r\n            <lb />Swieten prÃ¦paratÃ¦ sumat.</p>\r\n            <p><lb />3<sup>tio</sup> Versus finem Septembris petat <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"38\">thermas des\r\n            <lb />Bareges</ingredient>. Utatur balneis maxime temperatis tantum\r\n            <lb />et <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"38\">ex iisdem bibat etiam sed modice</ingredient>; quod utrumque\r\n            <lb />per mensis spatium faciat</p>\r\n        <p><lb />Quod ad diÃ¦tam spectat, ab esu carnium\r\n            <lb />illum iuvenilem et temperamentum sanguineum\r\n            <lb />tum ob calorem regionis in quem nunc proficissitur,\r\n            <lb />volumus omnino ut victu ex animalibus parcus utaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tur </p>\r\n        <p><lb />Exercitari cum vel rheda vel equo vectum ad\r\n            <lb />salutem multum conferre potest sed a corporis exerciÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tatione quavis vehementiore lÃ¦di periclitatur â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n        <p><lb />Etsi <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"3\">solut. Merc.</ingredient> D<sup>o.</sup> S. prÃ¦scripsimus illum <condition n=\"20\">labe\r\n            <lb />quavis venerea</condition> affectum esse nequaquam putamus\r\n          <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n          <lb />nec quidem istius modi labe unquam affectum\r\n            <lb />fuisse nobis ullo modo constat. </p>\r\n        <p><lb />PrÃ¦ter jam dicta aliud morbi symptoma\r\n            <lb />in optimo iuvene non percepimus et illum\r\n            <lb />sanitate integerrima frui cum gaudio\r\n            <lb />existimamus. Per hyemem <symptom n=\"4\">tussim</symptom> aliqam ei\r\n            <lb />subinde molestam fuisse accepimus sed\r\n            <lb />cum ea <condition n=\"1\">sine illis phthiseos incipientis indiciis</condition>\r\n            <lb />esset et vere et meliore calo semper cederet\r\n            <lb />eam ideo nulla attentione dignam esse censemus</p>\r\n    <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Ed.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 10 June 1774.</dateline></closer></div></orig>\r\n    <reg><div><head>For Master Sandilands\r\n            <lb />Consultation\r\n            <lb />of William Cullen and John Steedman M.D.D.</head>\r\n    <p><lb />We have examined and consider with the utmost care the symptoms from which\r\n                    <lb />the noble youth Master Sandilands is afflicted.\r\n                    <lb />We find them to be as follows.</p>\r\n                <p><lb />1. A <symptom n=\"18\">Tumour</symptom> at the <bodypart n=\"118\">Ensiform Cartilage</bodypart> of the\r\n                    <lb /><bodypart n=\"73\">right side</bodypart> and at the upper margin of the <bodypart n=\"40\">false ribs</bodypart>,\r\n                    <lb />which is barely visible when standing, and which actually\r\n                    <lb />is prominent at the <bodypart n=\"73\">right side</bodypart> and\r\n                    <lb />rather visible.</p>\r\n                <p><lb />2. <symptom n=\"30\">Some pustules</symptom> which pass away into <symptom n=\"87\">scabs</symptom>,\r\n                    <lb />and which occupy mainly the <bodypart n=\"26\">chest, </bodypart><bodypart n=\"11\">shoulder</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart>. </p>\r\n                <p><lb />This <symptom n=\"18\">tumour</symptom> is neither hard nor as if it contains liquid,\r\n                    <lb />it is soft and neither painful under pressure\r\n                    <lb />nor with any movement of the body. It is not sufficiently clear to us whether the affected part has been covered by dressings,\r\n                    <lb />but we infer that it was in dressings because a few weeks ago it had been \r\n                    <lb />accompanied by some <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation of the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart></symptom>.</p>\r\n                <p><lb />The <symptom n=\"18\">Tumour</symptom> being now not accompanied by any <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom>\r\n                    <lb />or pain, we do not think any medicine of service. But if any remedy seems to be\r\n                    <lb />necessary, we know none more suitable\r\n                    <lb />than those which contribute to dissipate his other disease,\r\n                    <lb />and these remedies we shall indicate soon.</p>\r\n                <p><lb />Regarding the <symptom n=\"30\">pustules</symptom> which afflict the <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart>:\r\n                    <lb />these are thought, by some, to depend upon\r\n                    <lb /><bodypart n=\"48\">the taint in the blood</bodypart> and humours; nevertheless,\r\n                    <lb />our opinion is that this is less plausible, and that\r\n                    <lb />frequently we have observed young men afflicted by\r\n                    <lb /><symptom n=\"30\">pustules of this kind</symptom> for several years,\r\n                    <lb />intermittently recurrent, inasmuch that in the periods of health\r\n                    <lb />they were completely free of them.</p>\r\n                <p><lb />Thus, to prevent the disfigurement of this\r\n                    <lb />noble youth, many remedies have been exhausted. Since\r\n                    <lb />we do not wish him to be harmed, above all\r\n                    <lb />we cannot approve the heavy, or frequent, use of <ingredient n=\"2\">mercury</ingredient>.\r\n                    <lb />Since it seems insufficiently certain that there is <bodypart n=\"48\">a taint in the blood</bodypart>,\r\n                    <lb />and since young men with this kind of disease\r\n                    <lb />are impatient, and escape from any remedy,\r\n                    <lb />we have considered what can put this disease\r\n                    <lb />to flight with the greatest efficacy,\r\n                    <lb />and we will indicate it now.</p>\r\n                <p><lb />1. He is to take two pints a day \r\n                    <lb />for a month of the decoction prescribed below.</p>\r\n                <p><lb />2. After he has taken the decoction, every third or fourth night\r\n                    <lb />he should take one teaspoonful or half an ounce\r\n                    <lb />of the <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"3\">Solution\r\n                        <lb />of Corrosive Sublimated Mercury</ingredient>, prepared according to \r\n                    <lb />Baron van Swieten\'s directions.</p>\r\n                <p><lb />3. Towards the end of September he may seek out <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"38\">the hot baths in\r\n                    <lb />BarÃ¨ges</ingredient>. He may employ the baths at the maximum temperature only,\r\n                    <lb />and <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"38\">may drink the waters also</ingredient>, but only moderately; and he may do both\r\n                    <lb />for one month.</p>\r\n                <p><lb />With respect to diet, being a young man and of sanguine temperament,\r\n                    <lb />we wish him entirely to refrain from eating meat,\r\n                    <lb />because of the heat of the country to which he is now proceeding;\r\n                    <lb />so as to be sparing in the use of\r\n                    <lb />animal food.</p>\r\n                <p><lb />Exercise riding either in a chaise or on horseback can\r\n                    <lb />be of good service, but bodily exercise\r\n                    <lb />of a more strenuous kind will be hurtful.</p>\r\n                <p><lb />Although we have prescribed to Master S. the <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"3\">solution of mercury</ingredient>,\r\n                    <lb />we do not think he is affected by any <condition n=\"20\">venereal taint</condition>,\r\n                    <lb />and surely we do not think that he is affected by\r\n                    <lb />any taint of this kind. </p>\r\n                <p><lb />Besides what has already been said, we do not perceive\r\n                    <lb />any other symptom of disease in this excellent youth, and we\r\n                    <lb />are glad to say that we think he enjoys\r\n                    <lb />a perfect health. During the winter we have noticed\r\n                    <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">a recurrent troublesome cough</symptom>, but\r\n                    <lb />without any <condition n=\"1\">signs of incipient phthisis</condition>,\r\n                    <lb />always ceasing with the the Spring and better weather;\r\n                    <lb />therefore, we judge it to be not worthy of attention.</p>\r\n<closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Ed.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 10 June 1774.</dateline></closer></div></reg></choice>\r\n <div><head><choice><orig>Pro. D<sup>o</sup> S.</orig><reg>For Master S.</reg></choice></head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"15\">Rad Sarsap.</ingredient> â„¥ii\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"522\">Cort. rad Mor.</ingredient> @ Ê’i @ Ê’ii\r\n                    <lb />Coque ex Aq. lbiii @ lbii additis sub finem\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"70\">Ligni rad. sassafr.</ingredient> ras. Ê’ii\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"121\">Rad glycyrrh. ras.</ingredient> â„¥i \r\n                    <lb />Cola et Signa</orig>\r\n                <reg>Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"15\">Sarsaparilla Root</ingredient> and one to two drachms of <ingredient n=\"522\">Mulberry Root peel</ingredient>. Cook down from three to two pints of boiling water, adding \r\n                    towards the end two drachms of grated <ingredient n=\"70\">wood of the Sassafras Root</ingredient> and an ounce of <ingredient n=\"121\">grated Liquorice Root</ingredient>. Strain and label.</reg>\r\n            </choice></recipe>\r\n    </div></body>', 3699, 9, '2015-02-16 12:41:16', 501),
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She will be pleas<sup>d</sup> to take <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> bign. of a nutm<sup>g</sup>.</abbr><expan>the bigness of a nutmeg</expan></choice> of\r\n        <lb /><action n=\"31\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> strength<sup>g</sup>. Elect.<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>the strengthening Electuary</expan></choice></action>  3 times a <choice><abbr>d. ab<sup>t</sup> an hour bef.</abbr><expan>day about an hour before</expan></choice> meals.\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>That</expan></choice> her <bodypart n=\"2\">palate</bodypart> may not <choice><abbr>rej<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>reject</expan></choice> it she <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup> take ev<sup>y</sup> dos.</abbr><expan>should take every dose</expan></choice> in\r\n        <lb />a wafer. <choice><abbr>Y<sup>e</sup> use of y<sup>s</sup> Elect. sh<sup>d</sup> be cont<sup>d</sup> for a 4<sup>tnt</sup></abbr><expan>The use of the Electuary should be continued for a fortnight</expan></choice> at\r\n        <lb />one time.</p>\r\n    \r\n    <p><lb />2. It is very <choice><abbr>necess<sup>y</sup> in y<sup>s</sup> case to av<sup>d</sup> <symptom n=\"24\">costiven.</symptom> &amp; y<sup>re</sup>.f.</abbr>\r\n        <expan>necessary in this case to avoid <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> &amp; therefore</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> ever it seems to go too far she sh<sup>d</sup> take <action n=\"21\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> laxat.</abbr><expan>the laxative</expan></choice></action>\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Elect.</abbr><expan>Electuary</expan></choice> in 2 or 3 tea <choice><abbr>spnflls for a dos. in y<sup>e</sup> M<sup>g</sup>. Y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>spoonfulls for a dose in the Morning. The</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Dos. sh<sup>d</sup> be s<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>Dose should be such</expan></choice> as to give one <choice><abbr>mot<sup>n</sup> w<sup>t</sup> purg.<sup>g</sup> &amp; y<sup>re</sup>f. aft.</abbr>\r\n        <expan>motion without purging &amp; therefore after</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />a trial <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> dos.</abbr><expan>the dose</expan></choice> is to be <choice><abbr>accord<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>accordingly</expan></choice> more or less. In <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> m<sup>gs</sup> y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>the mornings that</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />she takes <action n=\"21\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> laxat.</abbr><expan>the laxative</expan></choice></action> she is to <choice><abbr>omm. y<sup>e</sup> strength<sup>g</sup> Elect.</abbr><expan>ommit the strengthening Electuary</expan></choice></p>\r\n    \r\n    <p><lb />3. M<sup>rs</sup> <choice><abbr>Cl.</abbr><expan>Clarkson</expan></choice> will be <choice><abbr>inc</abbr><expan>increasingly</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>bett<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>better</expan></choice> for <choice><abbr>freq<sup>t</sup> mod. exerc.</abbr><expan>frequent moderate exercise</expan></choice> on\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>horseb. avoid<sup>g</sup>. it however tow<sup>ds</sup> y<sup>e</sup> end of y<sup>e</sup> m<sup>th</sup>. Walk<sup>g</sup>.\r\n        </abbr><expan>horseback avoiding it however towards the end of the month. Walking</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />she must at all times use very <choice><abbr>mod.<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>moderately</expan></choice> &amp; never be in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> l<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>the least</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>heat<sup>d</sup>.</abbr><expan>heated</expan></choice> or <choice><abbr>fatig<sup>d</sup>.</abbr><expan>fatigued</expan></choice> by it or any other <choice><abbr>bod<sup>y</sup> exerc. Tow<sup>ds</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>bodily exercise. Towards the</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />end of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> m<sup>th</sup> she sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>the month she should</expan></choice> stir very little &amp; ly every <choice><abbr>m<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> on \r\n<lb />her bed</p>\r\n    \r\n    <p><lb />4. Her diet <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup> be l<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>should be light</expan></choice> &amp; cool. At <choice><abbr>Dinn<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Dinner</expan></choice> she may\r\n        <lb />take a bit of any <choice><abbr>l<sup>t</sup> m<sup>t</sup> b<sup>t</sup> sh<sup>d</sup> nev<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>light meat but should never</expan></choice> make a full\r\n        <lb />meal of <choice><abbr>anim<sup>l</sup> food b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>animal food but</expan></choice> fill it up <choice><abbr>w broth pudd<sup>g</sup>.</abbr><expan>with broth pudding</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />or vegetables. <choice><abbr>Y<sup>e</sup> last how<sup>er</sup> sh<sup>d</sup> be tak<sup>n</sup> mod<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>The last however should be taken moderately</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />Should <choice><abbr>av<sup>d</sup> all m<sup>t</sup> Supp<sup>rs</sup>.</abbr><expan>avoid all meat Suppers</expan></choice> &amp; if digests it easy take\r\n        <lb />some <choice><abbr>k<sup>d</sup> of milk m<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>kind of milk meat</expan></choice>. Tea is very <choice><abbr>improp.</abbr><expan>improper</expan></choice> For\r\n        <lb />breakfast\r\n   <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />&amp; Coffee is <choice><abbr>saf<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>safer</expan></choice> &amp; Cocoa is safer <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup> eith<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>than either</expan></choice>.\r\n        <lb />For <choice><abbr>ord.<sup>y</sup> dr<sup>k</sup></abbr><expan>ordinary drink</expan></choice> Mrs C: may take small <choice><abbr>B<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Beer</expan></choice> if does\r\n        <lb />not find it prove <symptom n=\"48\">sour</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"7\">windy</symptom> on her <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>Stom.</abbr><expan>Stomach</expan></choice></bodypart>\r\n        <lb />If does must take white wine &amp; <choice><abbr>wat.</abbr><expan>water</expan></choice></p>\r\n        \r\n    <p><lb />Strong <choice><abbr>dr. of all k<sup>ds</sup> v<sup>y</sup> improp. b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>drink of all kinds very improper but</expan></choice> a glass\r\n        <lb />or 2 of <choice><abbr>eith<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>either</expan></choice> wine or Punch may be <choice><abbr>tak<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>taken</expan></choice> at\r\n        <lb />Dinner.</p></div>  \r\n    <div><head>For Mrs <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Clarkson</expan></choice></head>\r\n <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n     <lb />â„ž Pulv. <ingredient n=\"61\">Fol. Uv. Urs.</ingredient> â„¥iÅ¿s <ingredient n=\"152\">pulp. prun. Gall.</ingredient> â„¥i\r\n     <lb /><ingredient n=\"21\" t=\"18\">Syr.</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"21\">cort. Aurant.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. Elect.\r\n     <lb />Signa <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Electuary</action>.</orig>\r\n     <reg>Take one and a half ounces of ground <ingredient n=\"61\">Bearberry leaves</ingredient>, an ounce of <ingredient n=\"152\">pulp of \r\n         French prunes</ingredient> and enough <ingredient n=\"21\" t=\"18\">Orange syrup</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"21\">peel</ingredient> as to make an Electuary. \r\n         Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Electuary</action>.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n  <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n      <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"45\">Cryst. Tart.</ingredient> â„¥ii <ingredient n=\"10\">Rad. Jalapp.</ingredient> Pulv. Ê’i\r\n      <lb />Tent. sim. prob. &amp; adde <ingredient n=\"152\">pulp pr. Gall.</ingredient> â„¥i\r\n      <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. comm.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. Elect. ten. Siv. Lochoch.\r\n      <lb />Sign. <action n=\"21\">Laxative Electuary</action>.</orig>\r\n      <reg>Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"45\">Tartar Crystal</ingredient> and a drachm of powdered <ingredient n=\"10\">Jallap root</ingredient>.\r\n            Simmer gently, test, and add an ounce of <ingredient n=\"152\">French prune pulp</ingredient> and enough \r\n          <ingredient n=\"172\">Common Syrup</ingredient> as to make a thin Electuary or Linctus. Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative Electuary</action>.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n<closer><signed>W. C</signed>\r\n<dateline>29<sup>th</sup> May.\r\n    <lb />1774.</dateline></closer>\r\n</div></body>', 494, 2, '2012-10-15 17:54:34', 195),
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These pains encreased about six in the\r\n    <lb />Evening attended with <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"34\">feverishness</symptom> &amp; left me about four in the\r\n    <lb />Morning after which <symptom n=\"15\">my pulse was very low</symptom> â€“ The Gentleman who attended me\r\n        <lb />lookâ€™d upon this <condition n=\"10\">slow fever</condition> as a Consequence of my <condition n=\"104\">putrid Disorder</condition> &amp; directed me\r\n        <lb />to live well &amp; to take four times a Day two ounces of <ingredient n=\"62\">saline mixture</ingredient>, with two\r\n    <lb />Tea spoonsfull of <ingredient n=\"277\">Huxham</ingredient> by means of which I was greatly releivâ€™d &amp; recoverâ€™d\r\n    <lb />my appetite: the pains (except a little soreness in my <bodypart n=\"80\">scalp</bodypart>) left my <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; fixâ€™d\r\n    <lb />on my <bodypart n=\"12\">Arms</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart>, but upon giving over taking Medecines returnâ€™d more to my\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"5\">Nose</bodypart>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Some Days before I was seizâ€™d with this indisposition a <symptom n=\"30\">small blind boil appearâ€™d\r\n    <lb />on my <bodypart n=\"67\">forehead</bodypart></symptom> &amp; a week after a <symptom n=\"106\">small sore broke out on the <bodypart n=\"31\">foreskin of my\r\n        <lb />penis</bodypart></symptom>, &amp; also a number of <symptom n=\"30\">angry <symptom n=\"78\">itching pimples</symptom></symptom> on the <bodypart n=\"32\">Scrotum</bodypart> which run\r\n    <lb />into <symptom n=\"87\">scabbs</symptom> &amp; some <symptom n=\"87\">scabbs</symptom> formâ€™d on the <bodypart n=\"1\">Crown of my head</bodypart> under the Hair &amp;\r\n    <lb />latterly a <symptom n=\"43\">sore in my <bodypart n=\"2\">Mouth</bodypart></symptom>, in the inside of my <bodypart n=\"2\">underside Gums</bodypart>. ---</p>\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <p><lb />The above state of my case I laid before M<sup>r</sup>: Adair<note>Either Robert, Surgeon-General to the Army, or the surgeon John Adair.</note>  on the 20<sup>th</sup> of March 1774,\r\n        <lb />acquainting him that the <symptom n=\"106\">sore on my <bodypart n=\"31\">Penis</bodypart></symptom> had disappearâ€™d of itself in a week, that\r\n        <lb />those on my <bodypart n=\"32\">scrotum</bodypart> had almost disappearâ€™d, that those on my <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> still remainâ€™d,\r\n        <lb />that I had severe pains in my <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"21\">shins</bodypart>, that three months before my\r\n        <lb />sickness I had had a <symptom n=\"106\">sore on my <bodypart n=\"31\">penis</bodypart></symptom> which had gone off by an <ingredient n=\"7\">application of\r\n        <lb />Calomel</ingredient>, for which by way of precaution one ounce of <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\">Mercurial ointment</ingredient> had\r\n        <lb />been rubbâ€™d in in Eight Days, &amp; that since that time my hair had come\r\n        <lb />out very much &amp; that notwithstanding a very regular &amp; active Life, <symptom n=\"8\">my appetite</symptom>\r\n        <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"6\">spirits had faild me exceedingly</symptom>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />M<sup>r</sup>: Adair was of opinion that I had a <condition n=\"20\">venereal taint</condition> from the symptoms\r\n        <lb />that remainâ€™d after the <condition n=\"104\">Putrid Disorder</condition>, &amp; orderâ€™d me into the Hot bath, after which\r\n        <lb />on the 21<sup>st</sup> 22<sup>d</sup> &amp; 23<sup>d</sup> of March I rubbâ€™d in each night a Dram of <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\">Mercurial ointÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ment</ingredient>, which almost entirely banishâ€™d the Pains in my <bodypart n=\"21\">Shins</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"68\">Muscles</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"80\">Scalp</bodypart> \r\n    <lb />&amp; <bodypart n=\"5\">Nose</bodypart> &amp; procured me sound sleep &amp; a better Appetite â€“ On April 4<sup>th</sup> I had rubbâ€™d in\r\n        <lb />one ounce <treatment n=\"52\">&amp; begun to spit</treatment>, after that I continued rubbing in at the rate of half a Dram\r\n        <lb />each night (with some intervals <treatment n=\"52\">when the salivation increased)</treatment> living upon\r\n        <lb />soops &amp; vegetables &amp; Large Quantitys of barley water untill the 20<sup>.th.</sup> of May, having\r\n            <lb />had for seven weeks a very free perspiration &amp; a feeling of <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> always in\r\n    <lb />my <bodypart n=\"2\">Mouth</bodypart> â€“ The Quantity I had rubbâ€™d in, in all , was three Ounces. â€“\r\n    <lb />I then went into Country Quarters, thoroughly cured in M<sup>r</sup>: Adairs opinion, who\r\n        <lb />however directed me to drink <ingredient n=\"15\">sarsaparilla</ingredient> for a month, which I neglected to\r\n    <lb />do. â€“ I had not been a week in the country before a <symptom n=\"106\">sore appearâ€™d on my\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"31\">Penis</bodypart></symptom>, which went away in a fortnight upon being washâ€™d with <ingredient n=\"7\">calomel</ingredient> &amp; water,\r\n        <lb />&amp; since that time I have had <condition n=\"20\">no venereal appearances</condition>, enjoying in the summer\r\n    <lb />1774, as good a state of health as a constitution much hurt in the west Indies had\r\n    <lb />any right to hope for â€“ but in Oct<sup>r</sup>: 1774, after having rashly gone into the cold bath\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />with a <symptom n=\"51\">Rush</symptom> upon me, I was attackâ€™d by pains in my <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, <symptom n=\"8\">loss of appetite</symptom>\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"22\">Giddiness</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"8\">headake</symptom>, pains in my <bodypart n=\"59\">Loins</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"7\">Ears</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"79\">Jaws</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"3\">Teeth</bodypart> as well as other\r\n    <lb />flying Pains in my <bodypart n=\"73\">body</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"51\">Limbs</bodypart>, attended with <symptom n=\"28\">clammy sweats</symptom>, <symptom n=\"9\">listlessness</symptom> &amp; very\r\n    <lb />unsettled <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart>, which continued to attack me at times untill I applyâ€™d to Doctor\r\n    <lb />Cullen in February 1775. Since which by his advice I have gradually got\r\n    <lb />free of these complaints. &amp; for these <add place=\"above\">two</add> Months by past have been in remarkable\r\n    <lb />good health â€“ Vigorous Active &amp; with a hearty appetite.</p>\r\n<p><lb />But <subst><del>a fortnight ago</del><add place=\"above\">on Sunday se\'ennight</add></subst>, having eat a Quantity of Mushrooms to Dinner, I was\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"3\">seizâ€™d with a sickness at <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart></symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"3\">violent purging</symptom> in the Evening, which lasted\r\n    <lb />untill nine next Morning; as Nothing had come up, <treatment n=\"9\">I took a vomit in the\r\n    <lb />morning</treatment> which notwithstanding the <symptom n=\"31\">continuance &amp; violence of the Purging</symptom>, brought\r\n    <lb />up the Mushrooms &amp; other indigested articles perfectly entire, &amp; releivâ€™d me.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Next day I had no complaint but a fullness &amp; soreness up in my <bodypart n=\"2\">Mouth</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />&amp; a <symptom n=\"80\">blister on my <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart></symptom> which the Doctor saw. â€“ I have since however\r\n        <lb />been troubled with a <symptom n=\"8\">head ake</symptom> <symptom n=\"117\">sore <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart></symptom> &amp; Pains in my <bodypart n=\"21\"><u>Shins</u></bodypart> which have\r\n        <lb />these two nights <symptom n=\"17\">kept me from sleep</symptom>, &amp; yesterday morning upon looking into\r\n        <lb />my <bodypart n=\"2\">Mouth</bodypart> I discoverd that my <bodypart n=\"2\">palate</bodypart> was inflamed &amp; down, &amp; also the\r\n        <lb />appearance of <symptom n=\"43\">ulcers in my <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart></symptom>. I had happend to have taken a <ingredient n=\"140\">Doze\r\n        <lb />of salts</ingredient> yesterday morning, but upon this discovery I took <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> yesterday\r\n    <lb />&amp; to day to the quantity of about an ounce &amp; a half â€“ but I am much\r\n        <lb />affraid that the <symptom n=\"117\">sore <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart></symptom> is not a <condition n=\"104\">Putrid one</condition> - yet there are <condition n=\"20\">no\r\n    <lb />symptoms below</condition></p></div>\r\n     <div><pb n=\"4\" />\r\n<handShift /><annot><u>Capt<sup>n</sup>. P. Fergusson</u></annot>\r\n</div></body>', 1159, 11, '2014-10-06 19:08:58', 175),
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The most probable measures for\r\n        <lb />this purpose are in my opinion the following.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />1. If business and strength will anyways allow it I would\r\n        <lb />have you take a journey of two or three weeks travelling\r\n        <lb />between thirty and forty measured miles a day this will\r\n        <lb />be done more safely in a carriage but if you can easily\r\n        <lb />bear riding I have no objection to your taking it in that\r\n        <lb />way accommodating the length of your journey to what\r\n        <lb />you can easily bear</p>\r\n    <p><lb />2 upon this journey you are to take not any other\r\n        <lb />Medicines but the <action n=\"31\">strengthening drops</action> three times a\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />day onlyif the <symptom n=\"31\">purging shall prove at any time unusuaÂ¬ \r\n                <lb />lly violent</symptom> you may take two or three of the <action n=\"31\">strengtheÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />ning Pills</action> at best time</p>\r\n    <p><lb />3 with respect to diet I hope you have made so much\r\n        <lb />observations to diet yourself but in the mean time I shall\r\n        <lb />say that I suppose a light animal food to be the most\r\n        <lb />proper and that you are in danger of being hurt by all\r\n        <lb />sort of garden things. I would wish to know what experience\r\n        <lb />you have of milk for if you digest it tolerably I am disposed\r\n        <lb />to think that milk and grain should be your only Diet\r\n        <lb />for some time. I am as clear that your only drink\r\n        <lb />should be water for the most part alone but sometimes\r\n        <lb />with a little brandy or whisky, all sorts of fermented\r\n        <lb />liquors whether Wines or malt liquors must be in my opiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />nion be hurtfull. Nothing is more necessary than\r\n        <lb />guarding against cold and moisture particularly\r\n        <lb />in your <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> I shall say no more at present\r\n        <lb />but when you have considered the above I shall be glad\r\n        <lb />to have your remarks and questions I have put reÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ceipts for the medicines into M<sup>r</sup> Williamsons hands\r\n        <lb />and expect he will transmitt them with this as they are\r\n        <lb />proper whether you stay at home or go upon a journey</p>\r\n    <closer><signed>WC.</signed></closer></div>\r\n    <div><pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Stair Baille\r\n        <lb />at Cowden</head> \r\n<recipe><lb /><choice><orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"129\">Tinct. Mart: </ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n<lb />Sig <action n=\"31\">Strengthening drops</action>\r\n<lb />twenty to be taken in a gill of water three times\r\n<lb />a day</orig>\r\n<reg>Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"129\">Tincture of Mars</ingredient>. Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening drops</action> twenty to be taken in a gill of water three times a day</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n<recipe><lb /><choice><orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"14\">Pil Pacific</ingredient> Ê’jÅ¿s\r\n <lb />divide in Pil â„– xviii\r\n<lb />Sig <action n=\"31\">strengthening Pills</action> <unclear><choice><abbr>l<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>let</expan></choice></unclear> two or three to be\r\n<lb />taken at Bedtime when Purging is unusually\r\n                <lb />violent</orig>\r\n<reg>Take one and a half drachms of <ingredient n=\"14\">Pacific Pills</ingredient>. Divide into eighteen pills. Label: <action n=\"31\">strengthening Pills</action> <unclear>Let</unclear> two or three to be taken at Bedtime <symptom n=\"31\">when Purging is unusually violent</symptom></reg></choice></recipe>\r\n<closer><signed>WC.</signed> \r\n <dateline>10 August\r\n  <lb />1774</dateline></closer></div>\r\n</body>', 3762, 3, '2012-12-09 10:31:43', 125);
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Let him begin to drink Goat whey and\r\n        <lb />by small <choice><abbr>qties</abbr><expan>quantities</expan></choice> &amp; increase it by degrees till he can\r\n        <lb />take a quart at several draughts in the morning.\r\n        <lb />If it answers let it be continued for two or 3 weeks,\r\n        <lb />but if it does not on a trial of 8 or 10 days let him\r\n        <lb />go home &amp; try other measures.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />If his <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> <choice><abbr>cont<sup>s</sup>.</abbr><expan>continues</expan></choice> let him take the\r\n        <lb />Electuary ordered below &amp;<sup>c.</sup></p>\r\n    <p><lb />2 During the time he takes the <choice><abbr>G</abbr><expan>Goat</expan></choice> whey he\r\n        <lb />should continue to take daily exercise</p>\r\n    <p><lb />3. His diet of a middle kind neither full nor\r\n        <lb />low â€“ at dinner any plain light meat, but\r\n        <lb />not a full meal of animal food, but filling it\r\n        <lb />up, &amp;<sup>c.</sup> - no fish salted meat or spiceries -\r\n        <lb />His ordinary drink good small bear, but if that\r\n        <lb />is windy â€“ white wine &amp; water\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />For strong drink half a pint of porter rather\r\n            <lb />than any wine --</p>\r\n    <p><lb />No meat at supper â€“ and only dry toast with\r\n        <lb />water gruel and fresh cows milk sweatened\r\n        <lb />with sugar</p>\r\n    <p><lb />No tea or Coffee at breakfast a weak\r\n        <lb />chocolate &amp; dry toast.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />no <add place=\"above\">other</add> remedies while he takes the goat whey\r\n        <lb />&amp; when he goes home let him take to cold\r\n        <lb />bathing.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Begin with one part <subst><del>cold</del><add place=\"above\">boiling</add></subst> &amp; 3 <subst><del>boiling</del><add place=\"above\">spring or sea</add></subst> water\r\n        <lb />Every 2<sup>d</sup> day leaving out a eight part of the\r\n        <lb />boiling â€“ till he comes to use the cold alone</p>\r\n    <p><lb />He should be washed about an hour after\r\n        <lb />he gets out of bed â€“ the water to be squeezed from\r\n        <lb />a sponge on the <bodypart n=\"1\">crown of his head</bodypart> &amp;<sup>c</sup> - then\r\n        <lb />dried &amp; put on his ordinary cloaths â€“ after he\r\n        <lb />has been accustomed for some days to the cold\r\n        <lb />water alone he may be plunged at once into a\r\n        <lb />cold bath or into the sea &amp; this <choice><abbr>cont<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice> till his strength\r\n        <lb />is considerably confirmed</p>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p><lb />To do all this properly <treatment n=\"48\">his must be <unclear>cut out</unclear>\r\n            <lb />&amp; <bodypart n=\"1\">his head</bodypart> shaven</treatment><note>The copy is evidently very rushed. This is probably a slip for \"his hair must be cut out...\".</note></p>\r\n        <p><lb />No <choice><abbr>med.<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> during the bathing but to keep his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> <choice><abbr>reg<sup>r</sup>. b</abbr><expan>regular but</expan></choice> if the <choice><abbr>Elect<sup>y</sup>.</abbr><expan>Electuary</expan></choice> does not answer <del>a</del>\r\n            <lb />the pill may be tried</p>\r\n        <p><lb />Tho many <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> have been employed without\r\n            <lb />effect, yet I have offered one below that may\r\n            <lb />be tried at the time he begins the cold washing\r\n            <lb />&amp; <choice><abbr>cont<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice> or laid aside as experience</p></div>\r\n    <div><head>For</head>\r\n        <recipe><lb />\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"23\">CamphorÃ¦</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"144\">Ol Succin</ingredient> gutt xx\r\n                    <lb /> <ingredient n=\"5\">AsafÅ“tid</ingredient> Ê’i\r\n                    <lb />Terita <ingredient n=\"23\">camphora</ingredient>, cum <ingredient n=\"144\">oleo</ingredient> dein adde <ingredient n=\"5\">asamÂ¬\r\n                        <lb />fÅ“tidam</ingredient> et cum <ingredient n=\"75\">mucilagine G. 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Soc.</ingredient> Ê’i <ingredient n=\"77\">Gambog.</ingredient> â„ˆi\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"53\">Sap. alb. Hispan.</ingredient> â„ˆii <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr simpl.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. massa\r\n                <lb />in pil sing gr iv S. <action n=\"21\">Laxative pills</action> 1 or 2 at bed time</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take a drachm of <ingredient n=\"3\">Socotrine Aloes</ingredient>, a scruple of <ingredient n=\"77\">Gamboge</ingredient>, two scruples of <ingredient n=\"53\">white Spanish Soap</ingredient> and enough <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient> as to make a mass in individual pills of 4 grains each. Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> pills 1 or 2 at bed time</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n    </div></body>', 3702, 3, '2013-05-08 16:01:50', 130),
(748, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c500\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:500] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend Ramsay (Rev Mr Ramsay) / Regarding: Reverend Ramsay (Rev Mr Ramsay) (Patient) / 23 September 1774 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Marianne Gilchrist</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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I am well acquainted to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> like &amp; know <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>  \r\n        <lb />distress of <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> to be very great. I am sorry to add <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>co<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>considering</expan></choice> they have taken hold of the constitution they\r\n        <lb />require a great deal of <choice><abbr>p<sup>ns</sup></abbr><expan>pains</expan></choice> &amp; attention to be removed.\r\n        <lb />But I can find no reason for thinking that they are\r\n        <lb />any ways hereditary or constitutional in you &amp; I am\r\n        <lb />persuaded <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> some attention will keep you tolerably free\r\n        <lb />from them &amp; at length remove <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> altogether. The\r\n        <lb />first measure I have to propose is cold bathing by <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"54\">bathing machine</treatment> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I have ordered <choice><abbr>w every y<sup>g</sup> belong<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>with every thing belonging</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />to it to be got ready for you.<note>For Cullen\'s \"Bathing Machine\", an indoor shower-bath employing a tub suspended on ropes and pulleys, see Letter ID:82 (CUL/1/1/77), which includes a diagram of his design.</note>   When you begin first\r\n        <lb />to use it you may employ 8 Scots pints spring watÂ¬\r\n        <lb /><supplied>er</supplied> &amp; 2 pints boiling but every <choice><abbr>d. aft.w<sup>ds</sup></abbr><expan>day afterwards</expan></choice> you should\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>wdraw</abbr><expan>withdraw</expan></choice> a mutchkin of the boiling till at length you\r\n        <lb />use <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> spring water alone &amp; then also you may fill\r\n        <lb />the Cylinder up to <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>what</expan></choice> it will hold.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />With <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> cold bathing you should join a good\r\n        <lb />deal of exercise both in walking, going on horseback,\r\n        <lb />&amp; in a carriage as weather &amp; season shall direct\r\n        <lb />But in <choice><abbr>tak<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>taking</expan></choice> exercise you must take <choice><abbr>partic<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>particular</expan></choice> care to avoid\r\n            <lb />fatigue, for neither violent nor long continued but\r\n        <lb />moderate exercise does service. At <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same time you\r\n        <lb />must take care to avoid cold &amp; for <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> purpose should be\r\n        <lb />always well cloathed. If you can bear flannel next\r\n        <lb />your skin it may be of service, worsted understockings\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />and thick shoes are a necessary part of your regimen.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Your diet must be of a middling kind neither\r\n        <lb />full nor low. You should take meat every day at dinÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ner but avoid every thing heavy &amp; should never make\r\n        <lb />a full meal of solid animal food <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> make it up <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />both pudding and vegetables.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Your ordinary drink should be toast water abÂ¬\r\n        <lb />staining from all kinds of malt liquor You must\r\n        <lb />be very sparing of all kinds of strong drink, No\r\n        <lb />wine but <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> strongest such as Madeira or Red Port\r\n        <lb />will agree <choice><abbr>w </abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> you <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> these you must take very modeÂ¬\r\n        <lb />rately &amp; better still if they be diluted <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> water. At\r\n        <lb />times you may change them for a little punch <choice><abbr>wout</abbr><expan>without</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />souring <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup> in y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>but in this</expan></choice> too you must be very moderate.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />At Supper both your meat &amp; drink should be very\r\n        <lb />light. If you can bear milk your best supper will be\r\n        <lb />some milk meat with a little punch after it.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />At breakfast you should neither take Indian Tea nor Coffee\r\n        <lb />and either a weak chocolate or a Cocao tea will be more proper\r\n        <lb />Tho your ailments seem not to arise from your <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> -\r\n        <lb />the keeping your <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> in good order will be of the utmost\r\n        <lb />consequence for avoiding your complaints</p>\r\n    <p><lb />The exact observance of the particulars I have mentioned\r\n        <lb />is what I chiefly depend upon for moderating and at length\r\n        <lb />removing your ailments &amp; I cannot think it proper to put\r\n        <lb />you upon any medicines till you are threatened with more\r\n        <lb />considerable returns of your complaints and in that case I should\r\n        <lb />advise the following</p>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p><lb />When you begin to <symptom n=\"8\">fall off of your appetite</symptom> <symptom n=\"17\">&amp; sleep</symptom>\r\n        <lb />you may try the <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic drops</action> ordered on this\r\n        <lb />paper apart. You are to take 50 drops for a dose They\r\n        <lb />are to be dropped upon a bit of <ingredient n=\"50\">loaf sugar</ingredient> &amp; that <del>it</del> is to be\r\n        <lb />dissolved in a little water &amp; swallowed immediately on going\r\n        <lb />to bed at night &amp; this to be <choice><abbr>cont<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice> for several nights together</p>\r\n            <p><lb />If this should not give relief but that your <symptom n=\"6\">spirits</symptom>\r\n                <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"17\">sleep become very bad</symptom>, you may lay aside the drops &amp; take\r\n                <lb />the <action n=\"27\">Quieting draught</action> also ordered &amp;,<sup>c</sup> &amp; it may be <choice><abbr>cont<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice>\r\n                    <lb />&amp; even the dose increased for several nights together, but\r\n                    <lb />particular care must be taken that this medicine is got good\r\n                    <lb />of its kind</p>\r\n            <p><lb />I find nothing more to say at present, but when\r\n                <lb />it is convenient for you I shall be glad to converse with\r\n                <lb />you again upon the whole I am &amp;<sup>c</sup></p>\r\n                <p><lb />I find I have forgot to say that to render the cold\r\n                    <lb />bathing effectual <treatment n=\"48\">you must cut out your hair</treatment></p>\r\n                <closer><signed>WC</signed>\r\n                    <dateline>23 <choice><abbr>Sep<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1774.</dateline>\r\n                </closer></div>\r\n    <div><head>For the Rev<sup>d</sup> M<sup>r</sup> Ramsay.</head>\r\n        <recipe><lb /><choice>\r\n            <orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"101\" t=\"12\">Elix Guaiacum. vol.</ingredient> â„¥ii\r\n                <lb />Signa <action n=\"11\">Diaph. Drops</action></orig>\r\n            <reg>Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"101\" t=\"12\">volatile Guaiacum Elixir</ingredient>. Label: <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Drops.</action></reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <recipe><lb /><choice>\r\n            <orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"31\">Moschi opt.</ingredient> gr. v. <ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar alb duriss.</ingredient> Ê’i\r\n                <lb />Terito simul probe et paulatim adde\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. Rosar.</ingredient> â„¥i\r\n                <lb /> <ingredient n=\"65\">___ Cinnam Spr.</ingredient> Ê’ii\r\n                <lb />S. <action n=\"27\">Quieting Draught</action> to be taken at bedtime.</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take five grains of the <ingredient n=\"31\">best Musk</ingredient> and a drachm of <ingredient n=\"50\">hard white lump sugar</ingredient>. Rub together, try, and gradually add an ounce of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rosewater</ingredient> and two drachms of <ingredient n=\"65\">Water of Cinnamon Spirit.</ingredient> Label: <action n=\"27\">Quieting Draught</action> to be taken at bedtime.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <closer><dateline>23<sup>d</sup> <choice><abbr>S<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1774</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 500, 3, '2013-08-14 18:07:10', 138),
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The <choice><abbr>acc<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>account</expan></choice> appears to me distinct\r\n            <lb/>&amp; accurate <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> at <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same time it is <unclear><choice><abbr>n<sup>t</sup>s</abbr><expan>not such</expan></choice></unclear> as allows me\r\n            <lb/>to be very positive <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> regard to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> cause of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> disease.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>It is plain <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr><bodypart n=\"46\">Stom.</bodypart></abbr><expan><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart></expan></choice> is <choice><abbr>chief<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>chiefly</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>affect<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>affected</expan></choice> &amp; it may\r\n            <lb/>be <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> alone <unclear><choice><abbr>b<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>because</expan></choice></unclear> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr><bodypart n=\"46\">stom.</bodypart></abbr><expan><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart></expan></choice> is seldom <choice><abbr>consid<sup>er</sup></abbr><expan>considered</expan></choice> affected <unclear><choice><abbr>b<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice></unclear>\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> some other <unclear><choice><abbr>pr<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>part</expan></choice></unclear> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> body is at <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same time in fault.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> present case I cannot perceive any\r\n            <lb/>other fault <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr><bodypart n=\"46\">stom.</bodypart></abbr><expan><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart></expan></choice> &amp; it must depend on\r\n            <lb/>Mr M. to trace <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> by past history of her constiÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tution &amp; to examine <choice><abbr>pres<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>present</expan></choice> circumstances more fully\r\n            <lb/>in order to determine <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> case more exactly.  In \r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> mean time I consider it as a <choice><abbr>weakenâ€¾</abbr><expan>weakening</expan></choice> of <choice><abbr><bodypart n=\"46\">stom.</bodypart></abbr><expan><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart></expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; in <choice><abbr>advis<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>advising</expan></choice> for it I must in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> first place say\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> Mr M. seems to have managed <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>g<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>great</expan></choice> propriety.\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>b<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> <unclear><choice><abbr>if<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>if these</expan></choice></unclear> measures tho\' very probably, happen to fail\r\n            <lb/>we must change our ground. 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He may take 2 or 3\r\n    <lb />glasses of wine at Dinner but never more\r\n   <lb />as being in the least heated will always do\r\n    <lb />harm All kind of spirituous liquors as very\r\n    <lb />bad for him. Nothing more necessary or\r\n    <lb />can be more usefull than frequent exerÂ¬\r\n    <lb />cise on Horseback or in a carriage and\r\n    <lb />twice a year he should make a regular\r\n    <lb />Journey of two or three hundred miles\r\n    <lb />at other times he should ride frequently\r\n    <lb />but in a regular way choosing the forenoon\r\n    <lb />as the mornings are precarious and afternoon\r\n    <lb />do less service and may do harm</p>\r\n<p><lb />He must be moderate in his appliÂ¬\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <lb />cation to business and never sit long at one\r\n    <lb />time never any after supper and never sit\r\n    <lb />late at night</p>\r\n<p><lb />These precautions observed will I\r\n    <lb />am certain do a great Deal to preserve M<sup>r</sup>\r\n    <lb />Dingwals Health but in case accidents\r\n    <lb />should bring on his Disorder that tis bring\r\n    <lb />much <symptom n=\"76\">Phlegm on his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> with Difficult\r\n    <lb />expectoration</symptom> and <symptom n=\"12\">Breathing</symptom> Let Him keep\r\n    <lb />close at home for some days and even lie\r\n    <lb />much abed Drinking a weak <ingredient n=\"70\" t=\"19\">sassafras Tea</ingredient>\r\n    <lb /><treatment n=\"25\">to favour Perspiration</treatment>.</p>\r\n<p><lb />If that Dont immediately succeed\r\n    <lb /><treatment n=\"9\">let him take a gentle vomit</treatment> and if he bears\r\n    <lb />this easily nothing will releive his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />more than <treatment n=\"9\">gentle vomits</treatment> now and then\r\n    <lb />In more urgent cases <treatment n=\"4\">he should put a\r\n     <lb />Blister on his <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart></treatment> but not to keep it open\r\n    <lb />&amp; a <treatment n=\"4\">a fresh Blister</treatment> will always be of more serÂ¬\r\n    <lb />vice. In slighter attacks he may use\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    <lb />either the <ingredient n=\"25\">squill Pills</ingredient> or those I have ordered \r\n    <lb />in <del>a paper</del> apart</p></div>\r\n    <div><head>For M<sup>r</sup> Dingwal</head>\r\n    <recipe><lb /><choice>\r\n    <orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"56\">Balsam Tolutan:</ingredient>\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar alb. Duriss</ingredient> @ Ê’Å¿s\r\n    <lb />Terito simul probe dein adde\r\n    <lb />Pul. <ingredient n=\"142\">rad. Enul. Camp</ingredient>\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"49\">Rob Sambuc</ingredient> @ Ê’i\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"75\">Mucilag G. Arab.</ingredient> q. s ut f. massa\r\n    <lb />Dividenda in pil. sing. gr. iv.\r\n     <lb />Signa <action n=\"19\">Pectoral pills</action> two or three to\r\n    <lb />be taken every night and morning.</orig>\r\n     <reg>Take half a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"56\">Balsam of Tolu</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"50\">hard white lump sugar</ingredient>. Rub together well and then add a drachm each of powdered <ingredient n=\"142\">Elecampane root</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"49\">Elder</ingredient>, and enough <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic paste</ingredient> as to make a mass to be divided into individual pills of four grains each. \r\n       Label: <action n=\"19\">Pectoral pills</action> two or three to be taken every night and morning.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n<closer><signed>WC.</signed>\r\n<dateline>30 August\r\n<lb />1774</dateline></closer>\r\n</div></body>', 3704, 1, '2013-06-17 15:15:10', 132);
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This seems a slight \r\n    <lb />remedy, but it is not when properly used &amp; for that \r\n    <lb />purpose every body should know that the benefit of it\r\n    <lb />is to be got rather from being continued than from hard\r\n    <lb />rubbing.\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    \r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />There is no occasion for M<sup>r</sup> Gordons being conÂ¬\r\n    <lb />fined to a particular diet &amp; he may take what\r\n    <lb />other people are taking but it is of very great \r\n    <lb />consequence for him to avoid living too full\r\n    <lb />&amp; therefore to avoid taking too much Animal\r\n    <lb />food. - At supper he should take none at \r\n    <lb />all not even an Egg &amp; at dinner tho he may \r\n    <lb />take some animal food every day he should\r\n    <lb />never make a full meal of it but when his\r\n    <lb />appetite is sharpset he should make up\r\n    <lb />his meal with broth, pudding, pancake or vegetables\r\n    <lb />At breakfast he may take tea as usual but it \r\n    <lb />should be very weak <del>&amp; <illegible w=\"1\" /></del> &amp; it will be \r\n    <lb />better for him to take honey currant Jelly or\r\n    <lb />marmalade to his bread rather than butter.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />For ordinary drink at dinner M.<sup>r</sup> G may take\r\n    <lb />water or small beer as he likes best. He may\r\n    <lb />take also two or three glasses of strong drink\r\n    <lb />but it should be two or three only &amp; if it is so\r\n    <lb />he may take it of Punch or wine &amp; of any kind of \r\n    <lb />wine nearest at hand &amp; most to his palate.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />It is absolutely necessary for M<sup>r</sup> G to keep his\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"5\" />\r\n    \r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> pretty regular, &amp; for that purpose when ever\r\n    <lb />it is necessary to have recourse to a medecine there\r\n    <lb />is none more proper than that which he has been \r\n    <lb />lately in use to take &amp; which M<sup>r</sup> Bell will provide\r\n    <lb />him with\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />I think he can get but little benefit from \r\n    <lb />any internal medicine &amp; some of them too much\r\n    <lb />employed might do harm. The only one I would \r\n    <lb />recommend is the <ingredient n=\"22\">Valerian powder</ingredient>, which he has\r\n    <lb />been taking -- He may take it for a month at one\r\n    <lb />time but he should always intermitt it for as long.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />The <treatment n=\"5\">Seton</treatment> in his <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> must be continued &amp; if it\r\n    <lb />wears out in the place where it is now, it must be \r\n    <lb />put in again immediately below or if that canÂ¬\r\n    <lb />not be done conveniently a <treatment n=\"11\">Pea Issue</treatment> for two or \r\n    <lb />three peas must be opened behind his <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulder</bodypart>.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />In the time of bathing the <treatment n=\"5\">Seton</treatment> &amp; its chord\r\n    <lb />may be covered with a piece of oiled silk fasteÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ned about his <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart>\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />I should have said above that for more \r\n    <lb />convenient &amp; usefull bathing his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> should \r\n    <lb />be kept constantly shaved -----\r\n</p>\r\n<closer>\r\n    <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n    <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> April. 5<sup>th</sup> 1774</dateline>\r\n</closer>\r\n</div>\r\n</body>', 3695, 2, '2012-10-15 17:22:08', 135),
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I have below advised the use of <ingredient n=\"91\">nitre</ingredient> because you had\r\n    <lb />done it, but I have often found it irritate the <bodypart n=\"56\">neck of the bladder</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />&amp; therefore here to be used sparingly</p>\r\n<p><lb />2.<sup>d</sup> letter<note>This entry includes two distinct letters. Cullen\'s practice in other contexts - in which he tries to avoid undermining the resolve of his patients - suggests that, unlike the first letter (in which he mentions that the condition will be hard to cure), only the second was written for showing to the patient.</note> </p>\r\n    <p><lb />While the <symptom n=\"65\"><choice><abbr>HÃ¦m<sup>y</sup> cont.<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>HÃ¦morrhagy continues</expan></choice></symptom> he ought to observe a cool <choice><abbr>reg.<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>regimen</expan></choice> â€“\r\n    <lb />He ought to lie constantly on his bed but at the same time keep\r\n        <lb />his <subst><del><bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart></del><add place=\"above\">body</add></subst> cool â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />He may drink freely but of the mildest liquors. The <ingredient n=\"75\" t=\"27\">Arab.\r\n    <lb />Emulsion</ingredient> is one of the most proper &amp; he may have it with double the <del>usua</del>\r\n        <lb />usual proportion of <ingredient n=\"75\">gum</ingredient> â€“ &amp; likewise some cooling <ingredient n=\"91\">nitrous powders</ingredient>\r\n    <lb />&amp; if the <symptom n=\"65\"><choice><abbr>HÃ¦m<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>HÃ¦morrhagy</expan></choice></symptom> is not declining â€“ when this comes to hand he may use\r\n    <lb />the powders precribed below <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I hope will soon put an end to it</p>\r\n    <p><lb />His <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> must be kept soluble - by <treatment n=\"6\">glysters</treatment> or gentle <action n=\"21\">Laxatives</action>, for\r\n        <lb />acrid <action n=\"24\">purgatives</action> dangerous. â€“ If he feels any <condition n=\"24\">strangurious pains</condition> or <symptom n=\"27\"><add place=\"above\"><choice><abbr>freq<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>frequent</expan></choice></add> irritaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tions to make water</symptom> two ounces of the freshest <ingredient n=\"79\">florence oil</ingredient> <treatment n=\"6\">thrown into the\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"53\">rectum</bodypart></treatment> 2 or 3 times a day will be of great service</p></div>\r\n    <div><recipe><choice><orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"75\">G. 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In <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> condition you may begin <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a\r\n    <lb />dose of <choice><abbr>gr.</abbr><expan>grams</expan></choice> ij <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> must <choice><abbr>aft.w<sup>ds</sup></abbr><expan>afterwards</expan></choice> encrease it to <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>what</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />ever may be necessary to produce sensible <choice><abbr>eff<sup>ts.</sup></abbr><expan>effects</expan></choice> \r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>s<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>such</expan></choice> as some degree of <symptom n=\"61\"><choice><abbr>sickn</abbr><expan>sickness</expan></choice></symptom>, <symptom n=\"22\"><choice><abbr>giddin</abbr><expan>giddiness</expan></choice></symptom> or <symptom n=\"2\">tremor</symptom> \r\n    <lb />&amp; at <choice><abbr>s<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>such</expan></choice> a dose you must <choice><abbr>cont.</abbr><expan>continue</expan></choice> for a <choice><abbr>g<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>great</expan></choice> length\r\n    <lb />of time giving it 2 or 3 times a day. At <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same\r\n    <lb />time we think it may be usefull to give her\r\n    <lb />every day half a grain of crude <ingredient n=\"2\">mercury</ingredient> \r\n    <lb /><del>or like</del> so as to operate as an alternative only &amp; \r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>re</sup>fore</abbr><expan>therefore</expan></choice> to <choice><abbr>occas<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>occasion</expan></choice> no <choice><abbr>confinem<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>confinement</expan></choice> Along <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>se</sup></abbr><expan>these</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> we think she should avoid every thing\r\n    <lb />acid or heating in her diet &amp; she should <choice><abbr>freq<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>frequently</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb /><del>ride</del> exercise upon horseback &amp; at all times to\r\n    <lb />avoid cold.\r\n</p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <signed>Willie Cullen</signed>\r\n        <dateline>May 5<sup>th</sup> 1774 \r\n<lb /> Edinburgh</dateline> \r\n    </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n</body>', 3697, 3, '2012-11-15 15:07:49', 191);
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This disposition is not to be eradicated\r\n            <lb />it is constantly lurking in the Body and when\r\n            <lb />it does not take to the <bodypart n=\"52\">extremities</bodypart> with proper\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> it produces various disorders someÂ¬\r\n            <lb />times dangerous always troublesome and always\r\n            <lb />difficultly managed. The Different Symptoms\r\n            <lb />as they arise may be palliated by medicines No\r\n            <lb />Body is a better judge of these than D<sup>r</sup> LivingÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ston and he seems to have employed the most\r\n            <lb />proper nor is it necessary for me to suggest any\r\n            <lb />as they must be adapted to particular circumsÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tances as they arise. But I must observe that\r\n            <lb />all medicines are palliatives only and do noÂ¬\r\n            <lb />thing to mend the Constitution which must be\r\n            <lb />done by a Regimen strictly adressed to and it\r\n            <lb />is with respect to this only that I am to give\r\n            <lb />some observations. Nothing is more <subst><del><illegible l=\"5\" /></del><add place=\"above\">hurtÂ¬\r\n            <lb />full</add></subst> to <condition n=\"3\">Gouty</condition> dispositions than much\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />application to study or business and more if the\r\n            <lb />accidents of Business are ready to give flurry\r\n            <lb />or anxiety. It will be necessary therefore for\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Aberdeen to attend to this and to moderate\r\n            <lb />his application as far as possible to dwindle\r\n            <lb />the times of application and as well as he can\r\n            <lb />to keep out of the way of or guard against every\r\n            <lb />accident that may disturb him.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Nothing will be more usefull to M<sup>r</sup> A.\r\n            <lb />than being much in the fresh air and taking\r\n            <lb />Gentle Exercise. Walking moderately may be\r\n            <lb />usefull but the effort of it is precarious &amp;\r\n            <lb /> while he continues to complain of the heat in his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"24\">feet </bodypart> his walking must be very moderate. Going\r\n            <lb />on horseback would be the most usefull but if\r\n            <lb />if he is not in the habit of that he must go in\r\n            <lb />a Carriage and by the length of way comÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pensate the easiness of the motion. A single\r\n            <lb />horse chaise that he should drive himself is\r\n            <lb />nearly equal to <del>reading</del> riding.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> A. should as often as weather\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />permits be frequently in such exercise but no exercise\r\n            <lb />near home is enough and he should at least once rather\r\n            <lb />twice a year take a journey for some weeks <del>into\r\n            <lb />the country</del> together. He should just now go two\r\n            <lb />or three hundred miles further South travelling from\r\n            <lb />thirty to fifty miles a day and hardly more. He should\r\n            <lb />pursue the Journey very steadily but still so as\r\n            <lb />to avoid great rains or great heats.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It is possibile M<sup>r</sup> A may be the better for\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"5\">Buxton Waters</ingredient> both in drinking them and by\r\n            <lb />bathing in them But I am not certain of this and\r\n            <lb />therefore advise a cautous trial of them in the\r\n            <lb />course of his Journey he may go to Buxton and\r\n            <lb />if the weather is dry he may remain there some\r\n            <lb />time but if rainy there is more rain at Buxton\r\n            <lb />that at most other places and I advice M<sup>A</sup> to\r\n            <lb />leave the Place immediately as the benefits of\r\n            <lb />the waters will by no means compensate the\r\n            <lb />mischiefs of the Climate. If he remains at Buxton\r\n            <lb />he may drink the waters moderately and take the\r\n            <lb />Bath frequently. The Bath may be taken either\r\n            <lb />as a Cold or warm bath according to the time\r\n            \r\n         <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />a person continues in it I would have M<sup>r</sup> A\r\n            <lb />use it as a Warm Bath and to continue that &amp;\r\n            <lb />the drinking for as longer or shorter time as\r\n            <lb />he finds may agree with him. I dont offer\r\n            <lb />more particular Directions because I would\r\n            <lb />have M<sup>r</sup> A guided by a very Intelligent Physician\r\n            <lb />whom he will find at Buxton his name is D<sup>r</sup> Bullock\r\n            <lb />Wherever M<sup>r</sup> A is it is very necessary for him to\r\n            <lb />give particular Mention to his Diet which must\r\n            <lb />neither be full nor low. 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Tea and Coffee both bad for\r\n            <lb />him and at Breakfast he may take a weak\r\n            <lb />chocolate Beef tea or Cocoa tea and with any of\r\n            <lb />these Dry toast with a little Butter. If he can go\r\n            <lb />without a supper altogether it will be right but if\r\n            <lb />accustomed to a meal of that kind some kind of\r\n            <lb />milk meat will be best without any wine after\r\n            <lb />it and only a little punch without Sowring\r\n            <lb />Nothing more usefull than going to Bed soon\r\n            <lb />and rising early. 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I am sorry to find \r\n    <lb />that Riding fatigues her more than formerly, but I beg she may not cease\r\n    <lb />to take what she can bear for I consider it as one of her best remedies\r\n    <lb />I doubt it any remedy can entirely remove the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> and <condition n=\"14\">Asthma</condition>\r\n    <lb />but I am as well perswaded that a proper Regimen and Exercise will  \r\n    <lb />make them easier. I still think the Regimen formerly directed\r\n    <lb />the most proper, and as you mention no inconvenience that arises\r\n    <lb />from it, I cannot find any reason for changing my advice.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />If she does not go to goat whey I think she should return to\r\n    <lb />Mares Milk which is just now in season. I have no objection to Cows\r\n    <lb />Milk Conserve but the Mares Mares Milk when she cannot get the other\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    \r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />I think Miss Watson formerly declared her aversion to any <treatment n=\"11\">issue</treatment>\r\n    <lb />and you mention none but I still think she might be the better for a\r\n    <lb />drain of that kind. For the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> and <condition n=\"14\">Asthma</condition> the only Medecine I have \r\n    <lb />now to propose is the S<space w=\"1\" /> . Let her try the ordinary decoction of â„¥ to \r\n    <lb />the <space w=\"1\" />. . Of this she may take two Spoonfulls in the morning and at\r\n    <lb />and at an interval of two hours repeat it once or twice keeping within \r\n    <lb />the quantity that may touch her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>; tho its keeping her open will do no\r\n    <lb />harm purging might.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />For the <symptom n=\"75\">hoarseness</symptom> you mention I consider it as in some\r\n    <lb />measure connected with her <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> and <condition n=\"14\">Asthma</condition>, but I hope it may be\r\n    <lb />relieved by the <ingredient n=\"111\" t=\"18\">Syrup of the horse radish</ingredient> made in the same manner\r\n    <lb />as the <ingredient n=\"105\" t=\"18\"><choice><abbr>Sip</abbr><expan>Sirupus</expan></choice> ex allio</ingredient> in the London dispensatory. Of this <ingredient n=\"105\" t=\"18\">Syrup</ingredient> she may\r\n    <lb />take a tea Spoonfull several times a day laying it upon her <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart> \r\n    <lb />and swallowing it leisurely. If this proves very hot to her <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart> you\r\n    <lb />must make the <ingredient n=\"105\" t=\"18\">Syrup</ingredient> Weaker. After the <ingredient n=\"105\" t=\"18\">Syrup</ingredient> and frequently at other\r\n    <lb />times Let Miss Watson hold a bit of pure <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabick</ingredient> in her <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />till it dissolves there and is swallowed leisurely, these measures shall\r\n    <lb />I hope relieve the <symptom n=\"75\">hoarseness</symptom> and even be of Service to her <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> and <condition n=\"14\">AsÂ¬\r\n    <lb />thma</condition>, and if you find anything farther to be observed on this you may \r\n    <lb />depend upon\r\n</p>\r\n<closer>\r\n    <salute>Dear Sir\r\n    <lb />your most obedient and humble Serva<add place=\"above\">n</add>t</salute>\r\n    <signed>W Cullen</signed>\r\n    <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin:</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 7<sup>th</sup> June 1769</dateline>\r\n</closer>\r\n\r\n</div>\r\n</body>', 5957, 2, '2012-10-15 17:01:39', 92),
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In one <choice><abbr>partic<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>particular</expan></choice> I hope I can by\r\n        <lb />telling you that I am firmly persuad<sup>d</sup>. you have\r\n        <lb />no <choice><abbr>ailmt</abbr><expan>ailment</expan></choice> but that of your <bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart> or what depend\r\n        <lb />on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same <choice><abbr>hum<sup>r</sup> w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>humour which</expan></choice> is in them. To discuss <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> I\r\n        <lb />do not find so easy but hope it may be done by a\r\n        <lb />very <choice><abbr>carl</abbr><expan>careful</expan></choice> diet, fresh air, <choice><abbr>freq<sup>t</sup> Exerc. on horseb.</abbr><expan>frequent Exercise on horseback</expan></choice> &amp;\r\n        <lb />cold <choice><abbr>bath<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>bathing</expan></choice>. These measures I would trust to for\r\n        <lb />some time <choice><abbr>wout any med. &amp; partic<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>without any medicine &amp; particularly</expan></choice> I think you\r\n        <lb />have taken <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> too long. For your <bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />the water on the other is <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> only <choice><abbr>applic<sup>n</sup>.</abbr><expan>application</expan></choice> I would\r\n        <lb />make to them. <treatment n=\"23\">Poultices</treatment> of all kinds I think\r\n        <lb />bad for them. <symptom n=\"126\">If they are apt to be glued <choice><abbr>tog<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>together</expan></choice></symptom>\r\n        <lb />in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> morn<sup>g</sup>.</abbr><expan>the morning</expan></choice> you may apply the bigness of\r\n        <lb />half a pea to the edges of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"6\">eyelids</bodypart> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>ointm<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>ointment</expan></choice> prescribed below. After trying this\r\n        <lb />course for some time if you please to write\r\n        <lb />to me I shall be glad to advise further as\r\n        <lb />well as I can. Please tell me that then if at\r\n        <lb />any time of your life you ever had anything\r\n        <lb /><condition n=\"41\">scrophulous</condition> or if ever any of your family\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />were affected in that way.</p>\r\n    <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup>. 6. Oct.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh 6 October</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />1774.</dateline></closer></div>\r\n    <div><head>For the Rev<sup>d</sup> M<sup>r</sup> Grant</head>\r\n        <recipe><lb /><choice>\r\n            <orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. Ros.</ingredient> â„¥iv\r\n                <lb /> <ingredient n=\"186\">Acet. destilat.</ingredient> Ê’i <ingredient n=\"120\">Sacch. Sat.</ingredient> â„ˆi Solve &amp; per\r\n                <lb />chart. cola.\r\n                <lb /> Sign. Water to be employed cold for washing <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart> two or three times a day.</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take four ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rosewater</ingredient>, a drachm of distilled <ingredient n=\"186\">Acetate</ingredient> and a scruple of <ingredient n=\"120\">Sugar of Lead</ingredient>. Dissolve and strain through paper. Label: Water to be employed cold for washing the <bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart> two or three times a day.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <recipe><lb /><choice>\r\n            <orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"210\">Ung. Saturnin. Pharm. 1774.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s.\r\n                Sign. Cooling Ointm.<sup>t</sup> y<sup>e</sup> bign<sup>ss</sup> of Â½ a pea to be\r\n                <lb />applied to the edges of y<sup>e</sup> <bodypart n=\"6\">eyelids of each eye</bodypart>\r\n                <lb />every n<sup>t</sup>. at bedtime.\r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>Take half an ounce of the <ingredient n=\"210\">Lead Ointment from the PharmacopÅ“ia</ingredient>. Label: Cooling Ointment the bigness of Â½ a pea to be applied to the edges of the <bodypart n=\"6\">eyelids of each eye</bodypart> every night at bedtime.</reg></choice></recipe>  \r\n        <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>6<sup>th</sup>. <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>October</expan></choice>. \r\n          <lb />1774.</dateline></closer>\r\n        \r\n</div></body>', 3707, 1, '2013-06-14 11:43:01', 126),
(760, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c505\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:505] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Stapleton (of Carlton) / Regarding: Mr Thomas Stapleton (of Carlton) (Patient) / 30 December 1774 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Marianne Gilchrist</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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On the other hand there are many strong reasons for\r\n        <lb />supposing that your pains are owing to the recurrence of <symptom n=\"57\">Spasms</symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> very often can\r\n        <lb />be prevented &amp; cured &amp; tho you have suffered long <choice><abbr>v</abbr><expan>very</expan></choice>  severely I hope you need not\r\n        <lb />yet despair of a remedy.</p>\r\n    <handShift /><p><lb />Whether these <symptom n=\"57\">spasms</symptom> depend upon the <symptom n=\"23\">weakness of the <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>Stom<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>Stomach</expan></choice></bodypart></symptom>\r\n        <lb />alone or if the <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> of this, is owing to a <condition n=\"3\">gouty disposition</condition>\r\n        <lb />which does not take its proper course, I shall not determine, but \r\n        <lb />own that I am much inclined to the last supposition. It is not\r\n        <lb />however necessary to determine, because, upon either supposition\r\n        <lb />my advice, will be the same &amp; it is to restore &amp; support the\r\n        <lb />tone of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; thereby both to prevent the recurrence\r\n        <lb />of <symptom n=\"57\">spasm</symptom> &amp; to dispose the <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition> as well as we can to take its\r\n        <lb />proper course.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />For these purposes I trust to a single <choice><abbr>Med<sup>c.</sup> w<sup>c</sup> </abbr><expan>Medicine which</expan></choice>\r\n        has indeed\r\n        <lb />in some measure been employed in <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup> </abbr><expan>your</expan></choice>\r\n        case already, but it neither\r\n        <lb />has been in the form I think best, nor in the <choice><abbr>qty</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> in many cases\r\n        <lb />I have found found necessary, to render it successfull. I have\r\n        <lb />found it that when taken in large doses the <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> but\r\n        <lb />procures <choice><abbr>reg<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice> stool &amp; indeed it <subst><del>is</del><add place=\"above\">has</add></subst>has only <del>w</del> this Effect, that\r\n        <lb />it is very effectual in preventing the returns of pains. It is\r\n       <lb />always proper to bring on the use of this <choice><abbr>med<sup>c.</sup> </abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice> by degrees\r\n        <lb />&amp; when you take it at first in small doses, it may not open\r\n       <lb />the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> but in that case you may not employ a <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action>\r\n      <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n      <lb />and you may take any kind that your late experience\r\n       <lb />has shown to answer. If you are not well determined\r\n       <lb />in this, I would prefer what is called the <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor Oil</ingredient>, if you\r\n       <lb />can get it good &amp; <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>yr Stom<sup>c.</sup></abbr><expan>your Stomach</expan></choice></bodypart> will bear, to one or two table\r\n     <lb />spoonfuls taken in the <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice>. It sits best when before\r\n      <lb />it is taken, it is shaken in a vial with a tea spoonfull\r\n      <lb />or tea of <subst><del>straight</del><add place=\"above\">strong</add></subst> Rum. â€“ <ingredient n=\"28\">The best oil</ingredient> will be that it is\r\n      <lb />recently expressed from the seeds, if they can be got good\r\n    <lb />at London.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />The powders I prescribe<del>d</del> are to be gradually increased\r\n        <lb />to such a dose as shall be found to keep the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> open -\r\n        <lb />&amp; it is not proper to increase them further, but you may\r\n        <lb />carry them to the full dose, I propose in my <choice><abbr>â„ž.</abbr><expan>Recipe</expan></choice> before\r\n        <lb />you despair of their effects, and you may safely carry\r\n        <lb />the dose so far unless from circumstances <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup> </abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I do not forsee\r\n        <lb />they shall be found to disagree very much with your <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>stom<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>stomach</expan></choice></bodypart>\r\n        <lb />when they are brought to the full dose <handShift />I propose or to a dose\r\n        <lb />that helps the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> open you are to continue them at such\r\n        <lb />dose for eight days and no longer for if in that time they shall\r\n        <lb />not have remarkable effects in giving you relief I shall not\r\n        <lb />think the remedy adapted to your disease or to be safely urged\r\n        <lb />further Tho they should give the relief I expect I would not have\r\n        <lb />them continued longer at on time but after intermitting for\r\n        <lb />a week you may again return to take them for several days\r\n        <lb />&amp; this you will do more or less frequently as your experience\r\n        <lb />shall expect If they keep your <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> open they will certainly\r\n        <lb />be of service &amp; they may be of some tho they should not\r\n        <lb />but if they do not all their affect will be more full\r\n        <lb />&amp; the use of them is not to be urged</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Tho these Medicine shall be of service to you must\r\n        <lb />not depend upon it alone for what ever may\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />be its power it cannot restore intirely a <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> that has\r\n            <handShift /><lb />been so long affected as yours has been &amp; much less can it eradicate a <condition n=\"3\">gouty\r\n                <lb />disposition</condition>. The effects of it therefore will not be durable unless your regiment is at\r\n            <lb />the same time properly ordered.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />The regimen ordered by D<sup>r</sup> Stack is in general judicious but I must venture\r\n        <lb />to say that he has <choice><abbr>b<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>been</expan></choice> a little too severe in forbidding all French Cookery for if this\r\n        <lb />does not entice you to take too much I think in general it gives food more easy\r\n        <lb />to be digested. All Cookery that does this is proper for you but at <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same time it\r\n        <lb />is of the utmost consequence to keep <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup> stom </abbr><expan>your stomach</expan></choice></bodypart> always light both with respect to\r\n        <lb />quantity &amp; quality. I think the D<sup>r</sup> is also nice <choice><abbr>w resp<sup>t</sup> </abbr><expan>with respect</expan></choice> > to Fish for I think the lighter\r\n        <lb />white kinds taken moderately may be very safe. On the other hand I think the  D<sup>r</sup>\r\n        <lb />has <choice><abbr>b<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>been</expan></choice> indulgent in allowing you a pint of generous wine every day at dinner.\r\n        <lb />I am clearly of opinion <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup> </abbr><expan>that</expan></choice>\r\n        it is commonly not safe for any one to recede too far\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice>\r\n        his usual habits, <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup> </abbr><expan>but</expan></choice>\r\n        I am persuaded <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup> y<sup>r</sup> stom. m<sup>t</sup> </abbr><expan>that your stomach might</expan></choice></bodypart>\r\n        be easier by <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup> abÂ¬\r\n            <lb />stain<sup>g</sup>. f<sup>m</sup> </abbr><expan>your abstaining from</expan></choice>\r\n        wine altogether. I would have you try to do so by <choice><abbr>degr.<sup>s</sup> b<sup>t</sup> y<sup>t</sup> y<sup>e</sup>\r\n        </abbr><expan>degrees but that the</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />tone of <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup> Stom. m. n.<sup>t</sup> </abbr><expan>your Stomach might not</expan></choice></bodypart>\r\n        suffer you may take every <choice><abbr>d.</abbr><expan>day</expan></choice>\r\n        at dinner from 2\r\n        <lb />ounces to a Â¼ of a Pint of good Jamaica Rum made into Punch\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>wout </abbr><expan>without</expan></choice>\r\n        souring &amp; let your ordinary draught be water <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n        a small proportion of\r\n        <lb />Rum or brandy in it.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />For <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n        rest of D<sup>r</sup> St<sup>s.</sup> regimen I hold it to be extremely proper and\r\n        <lb />particularly <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> being warmly cloathed &amp; otherwise avoiding cold, your\r\n        <lb />avoiding late hours, your going frequently on horseback &amp; your <choice><abbr>tak<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>taking</expan></choice> freÂ¬\r\n        <lb />quently a warm bath are measures to be very constantly &amp; steadily\r\n        <lb />pursued.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />I have only to add that as it may be some time before the <choice><abbr>powd<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>powders</expan></choice> prescrib<sup>d.</sup>\r\n        <lb />shall have their full effect I think it will be allowable &amp; proper to\r\n        <lb />seek for some <choice><abbr>pres<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>present</expan></choice>\r\n        relief to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> p<sup>ns</sup></abbr><expan>the pains</expan></choice>\r\n        that may occur &amp; for <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> purpose I\r\n        <lb />have prescribed some drops <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n        are always to be taken on <ingredient n=\"50\">a bit of sugar</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />as directed &amp; never in a liquid form. The dose may be increased or\r\n        <lb />repeated as circumstances shall direct <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup> w y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>but with this</expan></choice>\r\n        caution <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>that the</expan></choice>\r\n        seldomer\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>they</expan></choice>\r\n        are employed &amp; in less <choice><abbr>q<sup>ty</sup></abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice>\r\n        it will be the better &amp; care is always to\r\n        <lb />be taken <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup> y<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>that they</expan></choice> are never employed so as to produce or increase <symptom n=\"24\">costiveÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ness</symptom></p>\r\n    <closer><signed>WC</signed></closer></div>\r\n    <div><head><del>For M<sup>r</sup> Stapleton.</del></head>\r\n      <p><lb />â„ž  \r\n        <lb />â„ž\r\n        <lb />Gum. Tarb.</p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Stapleton.</head>\r\n            <recipe><choice><orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"12\">Rubig. chalyb. prÃ¦p. </ingredient> gr. IV. <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam.</ingredient> pulv. gr. vi\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar. alb. puriss. </ingredient> gr. X. â„³ f. pulvis.\r\n                <lb />Cap. h. m. pulv. ex pauxill <ingredient n=\"280\">gelatinÃ¦ ribesiorum</ingredient> h. a. prand. et\r\n                <lb />iterum h. a. cÃ¦n. Repet<sup>r</sup>. quotid. h. m. doses addens quotidie sing.\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"12\">rubig. chalybis. </ingredient> gr. ii donec dos. sit gr. XX.\r\n            </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take 4 grains of prepared <ingredient n=\"12\">Red Chalybeate</ingredient>, 6 grains of ground <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient>, and ten grains of <ingredient n=\"50\">purest white Sugar</ingredient>. Mix to make a powder. In this way take this powder with a little <ingredient n=\"280\">currant jelly</ingredient> at dinner and again at supper. Repeat these doses daily, adding each day 2 grains of <ingredient n=\"12\">Red Chalybeate</ingredient> until the dose reaches 20 grains.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n            <recipe><choice><orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"161\">Elixir. aloes vitriolic. Pharm. Edin. nup. edit.</ingredient> â„¥i\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"58\">Tinct. Thebaic. </ingredient> Ê’ii\r\n                <lb />â„³. Signa <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic drops</bodypart> 50 to be taken on <ingredient n=\"50\">a bit of sugar</ingredient> w<sup>n</sup>\r\n                <lb />y<sup>e</sup> p<sup>ns</sup> of y<sup>e</sup> <bodypart n=\"46\">Stom.</bodypart> are severe.</orig>\r\n                <reg>Take an ounce of the <ingredient n=\"161\">Vitriolic Elixir of Aloes</ingredient> from the recent edition of the Edinburgh PharmacopÅ“ia, and two drachms of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>. Mix. Label: <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic drops</bodypart> 50 to be taken on <ingredient n=\"50\">a bit of sugar</ingredient> when the pains of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> are severe.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n            <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n                <dateline>30 December.\r\n                    <lb />1774.</dateline></closer></div></body>\r\n', 505, 2, '2013-08-15 14:47:05', 174),
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If M<sup>rs</sup> Dempster is right in imputing\r\n            <lb />her <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> to the drying up of the <symptom n=\"46\">running</symptom> behind her\r\n            <lb /><del>he</del> <bodypart n=\"7\">ears</bodypart> it will be proper to take some pains to bring\r\n            <lb />back the  <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> and <unclear>slips</unclear> of <del><illegible l=\"1\" /></del> <treatment n=\"4\">wax plaister</treatment> or\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"271\">colewart leaves</ingredient> will probably answer the purpose.\r\n            <lb />If the do not it will be proper to put an <treatment n=\"11\">issue</treatment> in\r\n            <lb />her <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart>. I <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> dare say the <condition n=\"8\">Scantness of\r\n            <lb />of her Menses</condition> has a bad effect upon her health &amp;\r\n            <lb />it will be very proper to encourage the <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom>\r\n            <lb />when it appears and this may be done with most\r\n            <lb />safely by <treatment n=\"6\">water glyster</treatment> every evening upon the\r\n            <lb />approach <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> and coming on and during the appeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rance of the <action n=\"18\">evacuation</action> - For the most part the\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"6\">glyster</treatment> may be water alone but sometimes\r\n            <lb />according to the state of her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> and other circumÂ¬\r\n            <lb />stances it may have half a dram of <ingredient n=\"5\">AsafÅ“tida</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />dissolved in it -\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 15 June 1774</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n</body>', 496, 11, '2015-04-17 21:53:59', 166);
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When I am inÂ¬\r\n        <lb />formed of these circumstances I shall be able to give advice\r\n        <lb />better but in the mean time.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />I am of opinion that the disease <add place=\"above\">depends</add> upon the state of\r\n        <lb />the <bodypart n=\"34\">Uterus</bodypart> <condition n=\"8\">not sufficiently favorable to the menstrual disÂ¬\r\n            <lb />charge</condition> and that this has produced, as it commonly does,\r\n        <lb /><condition n=\"36\">spasmodic affections of the <bodypart n=\"82\">alimentary canal</bodypart></condition>. The pain of <bodypart n=\"73\">the\r\n            <lb />side</bodypart> I suppose to arise from the great flexure of the <bodypart n=\"69\">Colon</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />on the <bodypart n=\"73\">left side</bodypart> and as there has <symptom n=\"4\">never been any Cough</symptom> or\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of breathing</symptom> connected with this pain I cannot\r\n        <lb />suppose it to depend upon any affection of the <bodypart n=\"26\">Thorax</bodypart>. I would\r\n            <lb />however desire <treatment n=\"4\">a blister to be applied to the pained part</treatment> and let\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />a part of it be <treatment n=\"4\">kept open as a perpetual blister</treatment> for some time.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />During the week before the period of menstruation <treatment n=\"5\">Let her be\r\n        <lb />put into a semicupium</treatment>, not very warm and let her sit in it for half\r\n        <lb />an hour or more if she bears it easily and let this be <add place=\"above\">be</add> repeated once again\r\n        <lb />before the menses come on. <del>Besides this let</del> The best time for the\r\n        <lb />Bath is <del>about</del> between six and seven in the evening and when\r\n        <lb />she comes out of it she may put on her ordinary cloaths but keep\r\n        <lb />to her chamber for the rest of the evening. Besides <treatment n=\"5\">the semiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cupium</treatment> she should during the same week every night <treatment n=\"17\">immediately\r\n                <lb />before going to bed set her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">part of her legs</bodypart> for half an\r\n                <lb />hour in warm water</treatment> and take care to have them well wrapt\r\n        <lb />in flannel till she is warm abed. <del>Nothing</del></p>\r\n    <p><lb />Nothing is of more consquence for this Lady than to\r\n        <lb />avoid cold particularly in her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> which should always\r\n    <lb />be kept very warm and dry and when upon any occasion they\r\n        <lb />become cold, pains should be taken to recover their heat either\r\n    <lb />by putting them near the fire or by <treatment n=\"39\">chafing them with warm\r\n        <lb />flannels</treatment></p>\r\n    <p><lb />I am told that a small quantity of the <action n=\"40\">deobstruent Gums</action>\r\n        <lb /><action n=\"24\">purged her much</action> and am <del>t</del> also told that <action n=\"24\">spirituous purges</action> have\r\n        <lb />been employed to open her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> but am left uncertain about\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />the ordinary state of <bodypart n=\"64\"><subst><del>her belly</del><add place=\"above\">it</add></subst></bodypart> and therefore cannot prescribe\r\n        <lb />positively but must say that if the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> is not easy and reguÂ¬ \r\n            <lb />lar it should be rendered so <add place=\"above\">by</add> Medecines and particularly during\r\n        <lb />the week before menstruation. I have given below a prescripÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tion for <del>a</del> <action n=\"21\">laxative pills</action> which I think suited to the case and I\r\n        <lb />expect that one or two of these taken at bedtime will keep the\r\n        <lb />belly regular <treatment n=\"30\">without purging</treatment>. Let them be employed therefore\r\n        <lb />if necessary and that no peculiarity of her constitution forbid\r\n        <lb />them.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />About the time of the coming on of the Menses or <del>on the</del>\r\n        <lb />first days of their flowing if <condition n=\"36\">any spasmodic affections of the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"82\">alimentary canal</bodypart></condition> appear they are to be treated by <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient>\r\n        <lb /><condition n=\"8\">which will not in that case stop the Menses but rather favour\r\n            <lb />their course</condition>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />The measures hitherto proposed are to be employed at\r\n        <lb />the approach of the Menstruation during the course of it and\r\n        <lb />at other times the only medicine I would prescribe is a <ingredient n=\"12\">ChalyÂ¬\r\n            <lb />beate</ingredient> which may either be taken in the powder ordered below\r\n        <lb />or she may take from twenty to thirty drops of the <ingredient n=\"129\">Tinct.\r\n            <lb />Martis Pharm. Lond.</ingredient><note>See <i>The Dispensatory of the Royal College of Physicians, London</i> (London: 1773), p. 272.</note>  in a glass of Water <subst><del>twice</del><add place=\"above\">two or three times</add></subst> a day.</p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    <p><lb />I am perswaded that nothing would be <add place=\"above\">of</add> more service\r\n        <lb />in this case than being much in the fresh Air and taking\r\n        <lb />gentle exercise on horseback, but I am told that riding increased\r\n        <lb />the pain of <bodypart n=\"73\">her side</bodypart> so much that she could not bear it. By\r\n        <lb />this I understand that she could not bear the motion of a trotting\r\n        <lb />horse but I am perswaded she may bear an easy walk and\r\n        <lb />this will do <add place=\"above\">a</add> great deal in the meantime and will at length\r\n        <lb />bring her to bear a brisker motion.</p></div>\r\n    <div><recipe><lb /><choice><orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes Socotorin.</ingredient>\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"169\">Extract. Gentian.</ingredient> @Ê’i\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"44\">Sal. Mart.</ingredient> gr. xv\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. Simplic.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. massa dividenda in\r\n        <lb />pil. sing. gran. v.\r\n        <lb />Sig. <action n=\"21\">Laxative Pills</action> one or two for a dose at bedtime.</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"3\">Socotrine Aloes</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"169\">Gentian Extract</ingredient>, 15 grains of <ingredient n=\"44\">Salts of Mars</ingredient> and enough <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient> as to make a mass to be divided into pills of 5 grains each. \r\n            Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative Pills</action> one or two for a dose at bedtime.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <recipe><lb /><choice><orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalyb. rubig.</ingredient> prÃ¦p.\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon. pulv.</ingredient> @ gr. v\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar alb.</ingredient> gr. x.\r\n            <lb />â„³ f. pulvis et fiant h. m. dos. â„– xiv\r\n            <lb />Sig. <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Powders</action> one to be taken twice a day.</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take 5 grains each of prepared <ingredient n=\"12\">Red Chalybeate</ingredient> and ground <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient>, and 10 grains of <ingredient n=\"50\">White Sugar</ingredient>. Mix to make a powder, and in this way make 14 doses. \r\n                Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Powders</action> one to be taken twice a day.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n    </div></body>', 1193, 11, '2014-10-13 15:35:33', 143),
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But I consider the whole body as such a system, &amp;\r\n           <lb/>this disorder had its first rise from an affection of the <bodypart n=\"57\">sanÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>guiferous</bodypart> &amp; I am well persuaded that this young Lady cannot\r\n           <lb/>be entirely relieved <condition n=\"8\">till the catamenia have taken their usual\r\n           <lb/>flow</condition> both in time &amp; quantity &amp; to obtain this we must I\r\n           <lb/>think chiefly direct your practice, &amp; as she knows her \r\n           <lb/>usual periods, it is only upon the approach of these that you\r\n           <lb/>can employ remedies to any good purpose . You ask my\r\n           <lb/>opinion of <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment>, &amp; I must say that it may possibly be\r\n           <lb/>of use in discussing <symptom n=\"95\">Paroxysms</symptom>, but whether or not it\r\n           <lb/>will answer that purpose, I am well persuaded that it\r\n           <lb/>is the most powerful <action n=\"23\">Emmenagogue</action> that we know of &amp; \r\n           <lb/>if we can find any other means of relieving <symptom n=\"95\">Paroxysms</symptom>\r\n           <lb/>I should wish always to defer <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment> till <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup>in</abbr><expan>within</expan></choice> 2\r\n           <lb/>or 3 days of the expected period, &amp; when also the <symptom n=\"95\">Paroxysms</symptom>\r\n           <lb/>are likely to be the most frequent ---\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>I cannot suggest a new remedy to you\r\n           <lb/>in this Case &amp; can only give you my opinion about the \r\n           <lb/>Conduct of these which you have either employed or\r\n           <lb/>speak of Employing --\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>As the case has nothing <symptom n=\"34\">febrile</symptom> I hold no\r\n           <lb/>Evacuations to be necessary or even proper. I hold <treatment n=\"9\">vomiting</treatment>\r\n           <lb/>to be altogether unnecessary, &amp; tho a regular <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> is\r\n           <lb/>very proper, I hold <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> to be superfluous &amp; possibly\r\n           <lb/>hurtful. You have employed some very proper <action n=\"3\">AntispasÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>modics</action> &amp; I leave you to Employ them again as your\r\n     <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n           <lb/>past Experience shall direct, but I hold <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient>\r\n           <lb/>to be the most certain &amp; powerful, But large doses\r\n           <lb/>will be necessary, &amp; I suspect that by joining the \r\n           <lb/><ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"5\">asafotida</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"204\">Volatile Salt</ingredient> or <choice><abbr>oy<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>other</expan></choice>\r\n           <lb/><action n=\"3\">Antispasmodics</action>, you have shortened the dose \r\n           <lb/>of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> &amp; thereby missed of its Effects. Please \r\n           <lb/>try it entirely by itself &amp; in sufficient doses. The only\r\n           <lb/>times proper for its use is a little before a <symptom n=\"95\">Paroxysm</symptom>\r\n           <lb/>is expected if you have either by the time of day or\r\n           <lb/>other Circumstances means of foreseeing that. When the \r\n           <lb/><symptom n=\"95\">Paroxysm</symptom> comes on it is commonly too late to give the \r\n           <lb/><ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> except it is in an uncommonly large dose\r\n           <lb/>&amp; then too, it commonly does no more than shorten the \r\n           <lb/><symptom n=\"95\">Paroxysm</symptom>. When a <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> is actually come on I know\r\n           <lb/>no <action n=\"3\">Antispasmodic</action> more powerful than the <ingredient n=\"67\">Vitriolic Aether</ingredient>\r\n           <lb/>which you do not mention to have been employed. Take care\r\n           <lb/>to have it pure &amp; free from any <ingredient n=\"34\">sulphureous</ingredient> taint &amp; give it \r\n           <lb/>in the quantity of a Tea spoonful or two, properly mixed <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n           <lb/>a little water. Take a Phial of an Ounce or an Ounce &amp; a half\r\n           <lb/>size, fill this nearly <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> water, then add the <ingredient n=\"67\">Aether</ingredient>, cork\r\n           <lb/>it close &amp; let the Phial inverted upon the Cork stand till\r\n           <lb/>the time of using it, when a little shaking &amp; pouring \r\n           <lb/>out from the inverted Phial will render it fit to be \r\n           <lb/>swallowed &amp; it should be swallowed immediately - This \r\n           <lb/>young Ladies <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> should be in some measure prevented\r\n           <lb/>or moderated by <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> use of Tonic, but <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"35\">Steel</ingredient> are\r\n           <lb/>commonly too slow in such cases &amp; their Continuance\r\n           <lb/>in the necessary quantity is commonly hurtful to the \r\n           <lb/><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>. I would expect more from the <ingredient n=\"143\">flowers of Zinc</ingredient>\r\n           <lb/>or <ingredient n=\"146\">Cuprum Ammon.</ingredient> &amp; most from the later, but it is so <add place=\"below\">ready</add>\r\n     <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n           <lb/>to move the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> that I doubt if your Patient will\r\n           <lb/>bear it. If you try it, you must begin with one Eight of a \r\n           <lb/>grain &amp; increase the dose by degrees to what the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n           <lb/>will just bear, for I hold some degree of <symptom n=\"61\">nausea</symptom>, however \r\n           <lb/>small to be a necessary test of the Action of the medicine\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>Of all Tonics, I hold cold bathing to be one of the \r\n           <lb/>best, but the present Season is extremely inconvenient\r\n           <lb/>for the use of it, unless you can begin with washing <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> \r\n           <lb/>tempered water &amp; very slowly increase the Coldness every\r\n           <lb/>day or two, till you can bring it to the temperature of\r\n           <lb/>50 in Farenheit. This however is a troublesome &amp; tedious \r\n           <lb/>Operation &amp; I would have you in the mean time, instead\r\n           <lb/>of Cold water employ Cold air - You have not mentioned \r\n           <lb/>any trial of exercise of any kind, but I am persuaded\r\n           <lb/>that it might be a remedy both for diverting the <symptom n=\"57\">spasmodic\r\n           <lb/>fits</symptom> &amp; promoting the menses. If it had been more early\r\n           <lb/>in the Season I should have advised riding on horseback\r\n           <lb/>but at present I would only propose going in a carriage\r\n           <lb/>suiting it as well as possible to what she bears, but\r\n           <lb/>the more the better &amp; always with the admission of as much\r\n           <lb/>fresh air as she can safely bear ---\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>Her Diet is probably very well suited &amp; as\r\n           <lb/>her <symptom n=\"8\">appetite is bad</symptom>, there is probably little nicity\r\n           <lb/>necessary in the choice of her food. However if I was\r\n           <lb/>to make a Choice, I would say that Animal food is\r\n           <lb/>generally improper in all cases of mobility &amp; I would\r\n           <lb/>prefer a Diet of Milk &amp; Farinacea alone. Roots Greens\r\n           <lb/>&amp; Garden things are generally hurtful. I take notice\r\n           <lb/>of what you say concerning liquid food &amp; I leave you to\r\n           <lb/>judge by trial how far it extends to milk &amp; milk meats\r\n       </p>\r\n       <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>To conclude the subject I need not say, that the remote \r\n           <lb/>&amp; Exciting Causes are to be carefully studied obviated\r\n           <lb/>&amp; removed as without pains taken in that way, all \r\n           <lb/>our labour may be in vain.\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>I was much obliged to you for your Cases \r\n           <lb/>on the <condition n=\"22\">Hydrophobia</condition>, &amp;<note>See James Vaughan, <i>Two Cases of the Hydrophobia; with observations on that disease. By J. Vaughan, M.D. To the above cases and observations annexed, an account of the cÃ¦sarian section; as it was lately performed at Leicester</i> (London: 1778), which was revised the same year for a second-edition as <i>Cases and Observations on the Hydrophobia: By J. Vaughan, M. D. To which is annexed, an account of the Caesarian section; with reflections on dividing the symphysis of the ossa pubis.</i></note> I was resolved to have thanked\r\n           <lb/>you for it, but my numerous Avocations put it out of \r\n           <lb/>my head, I should do it now, but I hope you will \r\n           <lb/>perceive that I have bestowed some attention upon\r\n           <lb/>this Case &amp; indeed as much as at present my time \r\n           <lb/>can possibly allow\r\n       </p>\r\n       <dateline><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 8<sup>th</sup> 1780</dateline>\r\n   </div> \r\n</body>', 1050, 3, '2013-08-12 21:18:02', 267),
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The\r\n            <lb/>keeping of <bodypart n=\"64\">his belly</bodypart> open will do this in part but the\r\n            <lb/>other part of your advice is still more necessary: viz: dimÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>inishing both the quantity &amp; quality of his Diet. To live\r\n            <lb/>some time without animal food may prove the most certain\r\n            <lb/>remedy.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of tartar</ingredient> would be the the most eligible to keep\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"64\">his belly</bodypart> regular.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I have but one medicine to prescribe &amp; it may possibly\r\n            <lb/>supersede any other <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Exercise &amp; even bodily exercise will be of service\r\n            <lb/>but it must not heat him &amp; he must upon all occasions\r\n            <lb/>avoid much stooping.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>His getting up early will do no harm ; but much\r\n            <lb/>sleep might. The steam of fermenting backs<note>\'A large shallow vessel (chiefly for liquids); a tub, trough, vat, cistern; esp. applied to those used by brewers, dyers, and picklers\' (<i>OED</i>).</note> I\r\n            <lb/>have known hurtful to people of his business<note>Rigby is a brewer at Berwick-upon-Tweed.</note>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; he should therfore shun it. \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"91\">Sal. nitr. </ingredient> pulv. <ingredient n=\"84\">Magnes. alb.</ingredient> @ gr. X â„³. f. pulv.\r\n                <lb/>&amp; f. h: m. dos. â„– XII Signa <action n=\"25\">Cooling powders</action>, one to be\r\n                <lb/>taken three times a day in a little water washing them\r\n                <lb/>down with two table spoonfuls of the following. \r\n            </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take ten grains each of powdered <ingredient n=\"91\">nitrous Salt</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"84\">Magnesia alba</ingredient>. Mix and make a powder\r\n                    and make a dose of twelve in an emergency. 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Doubleday <choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>concerning</expan></choice> Robert Matheson</head> <annot><handShift />a <condition n=\"31\">Palsy</condition></annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Your Patients disorder must I think depend\r\n            <lb/>on some <symptom n=\"64\">congestion</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"57\">Vessels of the <bodypart n=\"41\">Brain</bodypart></bodypart> and therefore\r\n            <lb/>your <treatment n=\"1\">Bleeding</treatment> <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment> &amp; <treatment n=\"5\">seton</treatment> were very proper. But\r\n            <lb/>as the <symptom n=\"64\">congestion</symptom> is not yet removed I think more <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment>\r\n            <lb/>might be necessary &amp; I propose the <treatment n=\"14\">application of six or\r\n            <lb/>eight Leeches</treatment> to one of <bodypart n=\"63\">his Temples</bodypart>, I think it probable\r\n            <lb/>that you have observed one side of his body or of <bodypart n=\"2\">his\r\n            <lb/>mouth</bodypart> affected more than the other and I should therefore\r\n            <lb/>apply the <treatment n=\"14\">Leeches</treatment> to the <bodypart n=\"63\">Temple</bodypart> opposite to that side on\r\n            <lb/>which you discern any tendency to <condition n=\"31\">Palsy</condition>. If the <treatment n=\"14\">Leeches</treatment>\r\n            <lb/>bleed freely &amp; in any degree obviate his <symptom n=\"33\">Delirium</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>in a day or two more they will be properly repeated\r\n            <lb/>&amp; if <symptom n=\"15\">his pulse tho\' very slow be remarkably full</symptom> or\r\n            <lb/>that the Man who has any <condition n=\"25\">fullness of habit</condition> it is possible \r\n            <lb/>that even <treatment n=\"1\">some more blood taken from his <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart> or\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"10\">Neck</bodypart> may be proper &amp; useful</treatment>. As I have the <symptom n=\"64\">congestion</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>in the <bodypart n=\"57\">Vessels of the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></bodypart> chiefly in View I think\r\n            <lb/>you have done well in keeping the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> open <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>the <ingredient n=\"109\">Tinctura sacra</ingredient> but as that medicine does \r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>seldom more than keep the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> open I should wish\r\n            <lb/>to <action n=\"24\">purge</action> him a little more &amp; for that purpose if you do\r\n            <lb/>not disapprove I should propose the <ingredient n=\"466\">Pulvis e Jalappa\r\n            <lb/>compositus</ingredient> of our Last Dispensatory that is the <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalop</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>well bicturated with <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of Tartar</ingredient>. These are the\r\n            <lb/>remedies I can especially suggest but at the same time \r\n            <lb/>think it may be extremely proper to continue both\r\n            <lb/>the <ingredient n=\"101\" t=\"1\">Volatile Tincture of guaiac</ingredient> and the Pills you have \r\n            <lb/>prescribed.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 30<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Nov.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1780</dateline>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1055, 13, '2014-11-17 11:44:18', 121),
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The <symptom n=\"31\">Diarrhoea</symptom> seems to have been the \r\n         <lb/>most troublesome circumstance in this case &amp; you have \r\n         <lb/>treated it very properly by <action n=\"5\">Astringents</action> &amp; <ingredient n=\"14\">opiates</ingredient>. If it\r\n         <lb/>should return which it probably will do if you have the \r\n         <lb/><ingredient n=\"114\">Kino</ingredient> you will find it useful. The <ingredient n=\"97\">Terra Japonica</ingredient> is\r\n         <lb/>commonly not very good, but you will find it may \r\n         <lb/>be assisted by the <ingredient n=\"163\">Pomegrenate flowers</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"165\">bark</ingredient>, but after\r\n    <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n         <lb/>all tho\' the <action n=\"5\">Astringents</action> may sometimes save the <ingredient n=\"14\">opiate</ingredient> it\r\n         <lb/>is this last that is especially to be trusted in such <symptom n=\"31\">Colliquative \r\n         <lb/>Diarrhoea</symptom>. I think you do right in continuing the Perpetual\r\n         <lb/><treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> &amp; if it should prove very troublesome in one place\r\n         <lb/>it may be shifted to another. A <treatment n=\"9\">gentle Puke</treatment> of the <ingredient n=\"26\"><choice><abbr>Ipecac.</abbr><expan>Ipecacuanha</expan></choice></ingredient> may\r\n         <lb/>be useful both for the <symptom n=\"31\">looseness</symptom> and the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>. The <ingredient n=\"6\">Tussilago</ingredient>\r\n         <lb/>&amp; the <ingredient n=\"108\">Vitriolic acid</ingredient> are both useful medicines in such cases\r\n         <lb/>but I chuse always to give them separately &amp; the <ingredient n=\"6\">folia\r\n         <lb/>Tussilaginis</ingredient> in a very strong decoction &amp; the acid diluted\r\n         <lb/>with water or barley water by itself if the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> will\r\n         <lb/>easily bear the <ingredient n=\"206\">balsamum sulphi crass</ingredient>. I have found\r\n         <lb/>it useful in the following formula\r\n     </p>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <unclear>Pulv: rad. <action n=\"37\">Emul.</action></unclear>\r\n                <lb/>----<ingredient n=\"121\">glycirrhiz</ingredient> @Ê’i\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"206\">Balsam. sulph. crass.</ingredient> Ê’ij <unclear><ingredient n=\"75\">Mucilas. Arab.</ingredient></unclear> q.s. ft.\r\n                <lb/>mass. diuid. in pil. sing, gr. V\r\n                <lb/>Sig. <action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action> Pills two or three to be taken every\r\n                <lb/>night at bed time \r\n            </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take <unclear>powdered root <action n=\"37\">Emulsion</action></unclear> and <ingredient n=\"121\">liquorice</ingredient>, one drachm of each, two\r\n                    drachms of <ingredient n=\"206\">thick Balsam of sulphur</ingredient> and a sufficient quantity of <unclear><ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient></unclear>. \r\n                    Let a mass be made and divide into single pills of five grains. \r\n                    Label: <action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action> Pills two or three to be taken every night at bed time.\r\n                </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>you have not taken notice of Miss Hodgesons taking\r\n            <lb/>exercise in a carriage. The season indeed is now almost \r\n            <lb/>past, but for these five days we have had such weather \r\n            <lb/>as would have allowed of it very well. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I think her diet is uery well ordered. More early in\r\n            <lb/>the disease I should haue aduised a total abstinence \r\n            <lb/>from Animal food but in such an advanced state it\r\n            <lb/>is difficult to support the Patient without allowing\r\n            <lb/>as much of it as you seem to have done. I should haue \r\n            <lb/>said aboue that the <unclear>linotus</unclear> you employ is as proper\r\n            <lb/>as any but it is now &amp; then proper to vary the <action n=\"10\">demulcents</action>\r\n            <lb/>as occasion may seem to require\r\n        </p>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 30<sup>th</sup> 1780</dateline>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1056, 2, '2015-01-21 13:38:07', 199),
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But in what\r\n           <lb/>part precisely these <symptom n=\"24\">obstructions</symptom> were seated I could not\r\n           <lb/>determine nor did I think it necessary to do so and as I had\r\n           <lb/>frequently found persons live long and enjoy a great deal\r\n           <lb/>of health in such Cases. I hoped the same to M<sup>rs</sup> Innes\r\n           <lb/>and proposed a plan of <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient> with a proper regimen\r\n           <lb/>on the most probable means of releiving her &amp; at least of preventing\r\n      <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n           <lb/>matters becoming worse. Hitherto we have succeeded pretty\r\n           <lb/>well but if it shall now appear that the <bodypart n=\"44\">liver</bodypart> is much affected\r\n           <lb/>that the <symptom n=\"27\">Urine is <unclear>scarce</unclear></symptom> and if an <condition n=\"203\">ascites</condition> is threatned the progÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>nostic must be unfavourable &amp; the event more sudden than\r\n           <lb/>I formerly supposed. You know that we can do very little\r\n           <lb/>onwards dissolving <condition n=\"65\">Schirrosities</condition> and therefore my plan has been\r\n           <lb/>solely to palliate the effects the late pains of the <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> by\r\n           <lb/>their <del>lying</del> being so much affected by the motion of the <bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart> &amp;c\r\n           <lb/>I considered as <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatic</condition> &amp; tho they should depend upon\r\n           <lb/>any internal affection a <treatment n=\"4\">blister could not be improper</treatment>. As\r\n           <lb/>she has had formerly what we call <condition n=\"74\">Nervous Complaints</condition> and\r\n           <lb/>wrote me in her last \"that her <condition n=\"74\">Nerves were in such a state\r\n               <lb/>that a <bodypart n=\"24\">foot</bodypart> on the floor or the smallest noise distressed her\r\n               <lb/>much</condition>\" I Judged the <action n=\"34\">Anodyne</action> to be necessary and it may be \r\n           <lb/>so still but that <condition n=\"10\">is doubtfull if there is any fever</condition> of which\r\n           <lb/>I had no sort of hint. Formerly she was liable to <symptom n=\"24\">a very irreÂ¬\r\n               <lb/>gular <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> being often Costive</symptom> &amp; sometimes <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> violently\r\n           <lb/>I expected by obviating the first I would obviate also the last\r\n           <lb/>and it happened accordingly and as upon the present\r\n           <lb/>occasion an open <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> was upon every supposition proper\r\n           <lb/>I prescribed the Electuary which I leave to you to guide. I have\r\n           <lb/>no objection to a little of the <ingredient n=\"278\">Neutral Salts</ingredient> and particularly\r\n           <lb/>to the <ingredient n=\"118\">regenerated or <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble <u>tartar</u></ingredient></ingredient>. We have of late had\r\n           <lb/>very considerate benefit in Several <condition n=\"16\">Hydropic</condition> Cases from the\r\n           <lb/>use of <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream <add place=\"above\">of</add> <u>tartar</u></ingredient> given in pretty large quantities when\r\n           <lb/>it operates not only as a <action n=\"24\">purgative</action> but also as a <action n=\"12\">diuretic</action>. It\r\n           <lb/>is possible from her time of life <unclear>I</unclear> <condition n=\"8\">we can have no dependance\r\n           <lb/>upon her menses</condition> but by her own accounts the flowing of them\r\n           <lb/>gave some relief and I would favour them as much as I could.\r\n      <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n           <lb/>The warm bath &amp; an open <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>. may do this and the\r\n           <lb/><action n=\"34\">Anodyne</action> will do no harm<del>s</del> but all warm and stimulant\r\n           <lb/>Supposed <action n=\"23\">Emmenagogues</action> I would carefully avoid; Her former\r\n           <lb/>Complaints chiefly appeared and were always aggravated\r\n           <lb/>to wards the approach of menstrutation As she <del>had</del> wrote\r\n           <lb/>me that she had had frequent <symptom n=\"2\">shiverings</symptom> I had suspicion of\r\n           <lb/><symptom n=\"42\">Suppuration</symptom> and tho you <del>have</del> do tell me the state of <symptom n=\"15\">her pulse</symptom>\r\n           <lb/>yet from her constant <unclear>throat</unclear> and <symptom n=\"14\">foul <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart></symptom> I judge there is\r\n           <lb/><condition n=\"10\">a good deal of fever</condition> &amp; therefore more suspicion of <symptom n=\"42\">Suppuration</symptom>\r\n           <lb/>Upon the Supposition I advise as in the Cover of this which\r\n           <lb/>is designed as Ostensible -------------------------\r\n       </p>\r\n       <closer><signed>WC</signed></closer>\r\n   </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <opener><salute>Dear Sir</salute></opener>\r\n        <p>\r\n        <lb/>I am obliged to you for your accounts of M<sup>rs</sup> I.\r\n            <lb/>I am concerned for her distress and would wish to contribute\r\n            <lb/>all in my power for her relief. Her own accounts were tolerably\r\n            <lb/>distinct but I still understood the Case more fully from yours.\r\n            <lb/>Her <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> have not been in a good condition for a long\r\n            <lb/>time still. The pain of her <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> I consider as an accident\r\n            <lb/>different from her former ailements. By her bearing riding\r\n            <lb/>&amp; not bodily exercise I judge it to be <bodypart n=\"68\">muscular</bodypart> &amp; <condition n=\"15\">rheumatic</condition>\r\n            <lb/>I thought a <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> a probable remedy and still think it should be\r\n            <lb/>repeated. I think also the other remedies proposed in my\r\n            <lb/>last still proper but shall be glad they are under your conduct\r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"1\">I could not propose any bleeding</treatment> to her but if you find any\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"34\">feverishness</symptom> attending &amp; particularly if the the pain is fixed\r\n            <lb/>in any place with <symptom n=\"18\">tumor</symptom> or <symptom n=\"82\">redness</symptom> it may be relived by\r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"16\">Cupping</treatment> or <treatment n=\"14\">Leeches</treatment> The Juices you have proposed may certanly\r\n            <lb/>be at Service &amp; I think Vegetables of all kinds are proper\r\n            <lb/>in her diet if she can bear them without much <symptom n=\"7\">flatulency</symptom>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n            <lb/>I cannot at present advise her going to Peterhead but I think\r\n            <lb/>a little of the <ingredient n=\"278\">Neutral Salts</ingredient> which you propose taken with\r\n            <lb/>a large proportion of water every morning may be of great\r\n            <lb/>Service. You\'ll please to observe with regard to the two\r\n            <lb/>Medicines I formerly advised that the <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> has several\r\n            <lb/>Ingredients to render its effect more certain but if you can\r\n            <lb/>find that the <ingredient n=\"45\">crystal of tartar</ingredient> will answer alone I would\r\n            <lb/>employ it only as a larger <u><choice><abbr>qty</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice></u> may be usefull as a <action n=\"12\">diuretic</action>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>With regards to the <action n=\"34\">Anodyne</action> I have great dependence\r\n            <lb/>upon it but I trust to you to guard both against <symptom n=\"34\">feverishÂ¬\r\n                <lb/>ness</symptom> and <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom>. My prescription had the last in\r\n            <lb/>View but if you can guard against it otherwise you may \r\n<lb />use more freedom with the <action n=\"34\">Anodyne</action> -\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"5\"/>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Innes of Muiriefauld</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <recipe><choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystall. Tartar.</ingredient> pulv. Subt. <ingredient n=\"34\">flor. Sulph.</ingredient> @ â„¥i <ingredient n=\"10\">Rad. Jalapp.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb/>pulv. Ê’i <ingredient n=\"17\">Nuc. Mosch.</ingredient> ras Ê’fs <ingredient n=\"152\">Pulp. prun. Gall.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s <ingredient n=\"107\">Syr. Ros. pall.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb/>q.s. ut f. 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Gentian.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s <ingredient n=\"4\">Syr. Balsam.</ingredient> q.s. ut fe massa divid.\r\n                    <lb/>in pil. gr. v. quarum cap<sup>t</sup>. ij vel iij h.s.   vide p. 133\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take ten grams of pure powdered <ingredient n=\"14\">opium</ingredient>, one scruple\r\n                    of <ingredient n=\"93\">polychrest salt</ingredient>. Thirdly, stir these together\r\n                    and add one ounce of <ingredient n=\"3\">aloe</ingredient>, half an ounce of \r\n                    <ingredient n=\"169\">gentian extract</ingredient> and a sufficient amount of\r\n                    <ingredient n=\"4\">balsam syrup</ingredient> to form a mass which is then\r\n                    divided into pills of 5 grams of which she is to take two to three at bed time.\r\n                    See page 133.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice></recipe>\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 100, 1, '2015-03-03 16:50:23', 246),
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I hope the following\r\n            <lb />measures shall be of service to M<sup>rs</sup> Dalgliesh.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Let her take every day about half an hour before dinner fifty of\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> drops dropt on a bit of tea sugar washing them\r\n            <lb />down with a glass of water. -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />After eight days trial of this medicine if it does not give the Relief\r\n            <lb />desired let a dose be taken in the same manner about an hour\r\n            <lb />after dinner. -\r\n         </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At the same time that this medicine is used let her take every second\r\n            <lb />night at bedtime one of the <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> <bodypart n=\"46\">stomachic</bodypart> pills. This should\r\n            <lb />keep her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular without purging, but if it does not move her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> at all she must take two pills for a dose. Perhaps three may\r\n            <lb />be necessary but if it is so I shall not think the medicine suited\r\n            <lb />to M<sup>rs</sup> Dalglieshes constitution &amp; upon my being informed of\r\n            <lb />this I shall order another.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />These are the only medicines I shall advise at present. Many\r\n            <lb />employ <action n=\"32\">vomits</action> in almost every affection of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stoma<add place=\"above\">c</add>h</bodypart> but I\r\n            <lb />dont think them suited so this case. At most they could give only\r\n            <lb />a temporary Relief &amp; the frequent repetition of them would do much\r\n            <lb />harm. - What M<sup>rs</sup> Dalgliesh must especially depend on is diet and\r\n            <lb />exercise. Her diet must be of a middle kind neither <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> full nor\r\n            <lb />low. A full meal of what ever kind it is, but especially of animal food\r\n            <lb />will always do harm. - She should take every day at dinner more or\r\n            <lb />less of animal food but she should <unclear>forefer</unclear> the lighter kinds and\r\n            <lb />take any kind in moderate quantity, making up her meal <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Pudding &amp; some preparation of grain. Garden things will be\r\n            <lb />taken <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> some Regard of their turning sowr or windy, but when\r\n            <lb />they first come in &amp; are very tender they may be taken\r\n         \r\n      <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />moderately avoiding however raw vegetables, as lettuce &amp; cucumber &amp;\r\n            <lb />the more windy kinds of cabbage. Vinegar &amp; pickles are bad for M<sup>rs</sup>\r\n            <lb />D_. A little fish of the white &amp; light kinds are very proper but\r\n            <lb />the heavier kinds as salmon Herrings Skate &amp; Holybutt should\r\n            <lb />be avoided. At times she may take a little salted meat, but it\r\n            <lb />should be seldom &amp; sparingly. -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In drink all kinds of Malt liquor must be avoided. Wine\r\n            <lb />must be taken very seldom &amp; only a little of the strongest kinds\r\n            <lb />as Medeira or Red port <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> water. - For ordinary drink plain\r\n            <lb />water is the best or water boiled &amp; cooled again. -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Every day after dinner she may take a little Spirits &amp; water\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a little sugar but without any Sowring &amp; it will be better\r\n            <lb />if even the sugar is left out. Tea &amp; Coffee are both bad for\r\n            <lb />her but if the tea is made very weak she may trie a cup or\r\n            <lb />two of it when her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> is uneasy after dinner. For\r\n            <lb />Breakfast in the morning She should take Cocoa tea. -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Nothing will be of more Service for relieving all M<sup>rs</sup> D_ <unclear>es</unclear>\r\n            <lb />complaints than Riding on Horseback &amp; it may probably\r\n            <lb />give a turn to the state of her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> if she will for two\r\n            <lb />or three weeks together Ride every forenoon for three or\r\n            <lb />four hours. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When these measures have been tried or when any\r\n            <lb />thing new occurs in the case, I shall be glad to hear\r\n            <lb />of it and shall be very ready to advise farther as well\r\n            <lb />as I can. ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W<sup>m</sup> Cullen.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 3<sup>d</sup> June\r\n            <lb />1775\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 307, 2, '2012-10-22 09:22:01', 157),
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Talents: but I \r\n            <lb/><supplied>m</supplied>ust inform you, that had I known, there was such\r\n            <lb/><unclear>a</unclear> Prodigy in our country, I had not quitted ScotÂ¬\r\n            <lb/><supplied>l</supplied>and, to push my fortune as a Physician in this\r\n            <lb/>Part of the World, without having studyed for some\r\n            <lb/>years under your Care: for your discerning mind comÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>prehends truth as soon as observed, and separates the\r\n            <lb/>Chaff of false Reasoning from every subject, relying\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/> \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>only on Facts for the Basis of your Systems, which \r\n            <lb/>must endure as long as Nature keeps true to her own\r\n            <lb/>stated Revolutions. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The Gentleman who delivers this to you, is engaged \r\n            <lb/>in Trade at Birmingham, which he pursues with\r\n            <lb/>unwearied attention, to the Prejudice of his Health,\r\n            <lb/>and sometimes the Disquietude of his <bodypart n=\"95\">Mind</bodypart> -- For \r\n            <lb/>some time he has been subject to an <symptom n=\"48\">Indigestion,</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>with its Consequences <symptom n=\"7\">Flatulency</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"57\">spasm,</symptom> being\r\n            <lb/>always uncommonly heavy after meals, &amp; suffering\r\n            <lb/>frequently from a <symptom n=\"48\">boiling Heart-Burn,</symptom> &amp; <add place=\"above\">this</add> always when\r\n            <lb/>he rides after Dinner, which the urgency of his\r\n            <lb/>Business often obliges him to perform -- This \r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"48\">acetous Fermentation</symptom> of his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> loads him\r\n            <lb/>with <symptom n=\"7\">Wind,</symptom> that dislends the<del>s</del> <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> to an unÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>common size, which gives him a <symptom n=\"114\">soreness</symptom> in the\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"98\">epigastric Region:</bodypart> for the Food stays too long in\r\n            <lb/><illegible w=\"1\" /> <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> from the change of its position in this\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"63\">swelled stated,</symptom> &amp; 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To heighten all these\r\n            <lb/>complaints, he is habitually <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> --  His <symptom n=\"51\"><bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> is\r\n            <lb/>remarkably dry, hot &amp; parched</symptom>, and the <bodypart n=\"49\">scarfskin</bodypart> often\r\n            <lb/><supplied>p</supplied>eales from his <bodypart n=\"8\">Face</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"15\">Hands</bodypart>: His <bodypart n=\"58\">Hypochondies</bodypart> are\r\n            <lb/>frequently puffed up with <symptom n=\"7\">Wind,</symptom> and in the lower\r\n            <lb/>Part of his <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly,</bodypart> he complains of pains\r\n            <lb/>emulating the <symptom n=\"32\">Gravel</symptom> -- Vague <symptom n=\"57\">spasms</symptom> often give him\r\n            <lb/>a <symptom n=\"20\">chilly sensation</symptom>, when the Weather is serene and \r\n            <lb/>mild -- And his <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart> seems, as if it were tyed down\r\n            <lb/>with a heavy Weight, exciting a dull Pain attended\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>  \r\n       \r\n            <p> \r\n<handShift />\r\n                <lb/>1761\r\n<handShift /> \r\n                <lb/>with <symptom n=\"22\">Giddiness,</symptom> that often brings on <symptom n=\"74\">Loss of Thought,</symptom> or\r\n                <lb/><symptom n=\"71\">impairs his Judgement</symptom> --\r\n          \r\n            </p>\r\n                <p>\r\n                <lb/>This Description is tedious &amp; unconnected, but\r\n                <lb/>points out the Disease to be the Morbus <condition n=\"30\">hypoÂ¬\r\n                <lb/>chondriacus,</condition> which is difficult of Ease, &amp; requires\r\n                <lb/>a Regimen of Life, as well as a set of appropriaÂ¬\r\n                <lb/>ted Medicines: to whom therefore could he have\r\n                <lb/>Recourse, but to you, who have had time and\r\n                <lb/>Talents to have completed both the History of cur<supplied>es</supplied>\r\n                <lb/>of every curable Disease -- I beg, you will give\r\n                <lb/>him full Discretion in every article, as he will not\r\n                <lb/>fail to make a suitable Acknowlegement.\r\n                </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The diseases, which he has been <unclear>forbierly</unclear> subject\r\n            <lb/>to were <symptom n=\"36\">Catarrh</symptom> &amp; <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatism</condition>: tho\' a severe Course\r\n            <lb/>of <treatment n=\"30\">Purging,</treatment> which he unskillfully underwent for a\r\n            <lb/><condition n=\"23\">Gonorrhea,</condition> may have have been more unfriendly to \r\n            <lb/>the Alimentary Passages,  than any thing he ever suffered.\r\n             \r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n               <lb/>For the Future, I shall be proud to make you my conÂ¬\r\n                <lb/>sulting oracle in all difficult chronic Cases, when my PaÂ¬\r\n                <lb/>tients case afford such advice. \r\n            \r\n            </p>\r\n           <closer>\r\n               <salute>I am Sir yours respectfully,</salute>\r\n               <signed>Gilb.<sup>t</sup> Steuart</signed>\r\n           </closer> \r\n           \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 5936, 3, '2013-09-10 16:55:47', 177);
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But he must avoid tea &amp; Coffee.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Will be <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> better for being <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup> in y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>much in the</expan></choice> fresh air &amp; taking\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>moder. exerc.</abbr><expan>moderate exercise</expan></choice> may walk <choice><abbr>freq<sup>y</sup> b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>frequently but</expan></choice> never so <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> as to heat or faÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tigue him will be still more <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> better for riding or going\r\n        <lb />in a carriage <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup> y<sup>e</sup> first f<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>the first from </expan></choice>  <symptom n=\"22\"><choice><abbr>his giddin m. b.</abbr><expan>his giddiness may be</expan></choice></symptom> uncertain &amp;\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> latter <choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>may be</expan></choice> inconvenient &amp; I would before <choice><abbr>ev.</abbr><expan>every</expan></choice> thing\r\n        <lb />recommend sailing. The voyage to London was of\r\n        <lb />service &amp; <choice><abbr>theref m. b.</abbr><expan>therefore may be</expan></choice> repeated <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> advantage, but a longer\r\n        <lb />voyage is still to be wished for &amp; it will be easy to find\r\n        <lb />an opportunity to go to <choice><abbr>Fran. Sp.</abbr><expan>France Spain</expan></choice> or Portugal. Till <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>then</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />let him employ cold bathing, <treatment n=\"48\">let his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> be kept close\r\n        <lb />shaved</treatment> &amp; let him begin the bathing by <choice><abbr>wash<sup>g</sup>.</abbr><expan>washing</expan></choice> his\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> all over <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> cold <choice><abbr>wat. in y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>water in the morning</expan></choice> &amp; cc.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Aboard a ship <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> not convenient but he <choice><abbr>m. y<sup>re</sup></abbr><expan>may there</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />have his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> bathed <choice><abbr>ev. morn</abbr><expan>every morning</expan></choice>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb /><treatment n=\"11\">Issue in his <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> to be kept open</treatment> &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> fresh\r\n        <lb />water will not disturb it, <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup> w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>but when</expan></choice> he employs salt water\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" /><lb />\r\n        <lb />as at sea he must cover <treatment n=\"11\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Issue</treatment> <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a piece of oiled silk.</p>\r\n    <p><lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> to be kept <choice><abbr>reg.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice> if becomes <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> to be obviatd\r\n        <lb />by <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> med. ord<sup>d</sup> bel.</abbr><expan>the medicine ordered below</expan></choice>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />One other <choice><abbr>med.</abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice> to advise also prescribed below\r\n        <lb />He is to begin by taking one pill <choice><abbr>ev. morn. &amp; n<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>every morning &amp; night</expan></choice>. They\r\n        <lb />sometimes <choice><abbr>occas<sup>n</sup></abbr> <expan>occasion</expan></choice> some <choice><abbr>squeamishn</abbr><expan>squeamishness</expan></choice> &amp; if <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> single pill\r\n        <lb />does so <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> dose is to be <choice><abbr>contin<sup>d</sup>.</abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice> but if not he <choice><abbr>m.</abbr><expan>may</expan></choice> take\r\n        <lb />2 3 or 4 for a dose as his <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>stom.</abbr><expan>stomach</expan></choice></bodypart> bears <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice>. Are to be <choice><abbr>cont<sup>d</sup>.</abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />only for a <choice><abbr>fortn<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>fortnight</expan></choice> at one time.</p>\r\n    <closer><signed>W C.</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup>. Feb<sup>ry</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh February</expan></choice> 18\r\n            <lb />1775</dateline>\r\n    </closer></div>\r\n    <div><head>For M<sup>r</sup> J.P.</head>\r\n        <recipe><lb /><choice>\r\n            <orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"45\">Cryst. Tartar.</ingredient> pulv. â„¥ii\r\n                <lb />Pulv. <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalap.</ingredient> â„ˆii\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"152\">Pulp. prun. Gallic</ingredient> â„¥i\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl.</ingredient> q. s. ut. f. Elect<sup>m</sup> tenue sive Lochoch.\r\n                <lb />Signa <action n=\"21\">Lax Elect<sup>y</sup></action>, two, three or four teaspoonfulls, to be taken\r\n                <lb />in the morn<sup>g</sup> after washing</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take 2 ounces of powdered <ingredient n=\"45\">Tartar Crystals</ingredient>, 2 scruples of ground <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalap</ingredient>, an ounce of <ingredient n=\"152\">pulp of French prunes</ingredient>, and enough <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient> to make a thin electuary or linctus. 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Massa dividend\r\n            <lb />in pilulas XI\r\n            <lb />Signa <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Pills</action>.</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take 10 grains of <ingredient n=\"146\">Ammoniacal Copper</ingredient>, a scruple of <ingredient n=\"50\">hard white lump Sugar</ingredient>, rub together well, then add 2 drachms of <ingredient n=\"169\">Gentian Extract</ingredient>, and with enough <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic paste</ingredient> to make a mass, divide into 11 pills. Label: <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Pills</action>.</reg>\r\n        </choice></recipe>\r\n        <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>18<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry</sup>.</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1775.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        </div></body>', 510, 11, '2015-04-17 21:55:13', 140),
(775, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c514\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:514] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Captain Patrick Ferguson (Captain Ferguson, Captain Fergusson (later Major Ferguson)) / Regarding: Captain Patrick Ferguson (Captain Ferguson, Captain Fergusson (later Major Ferguson)) (Patient) / 28 February 1775 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Marianne Gilchrist</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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F.</abbr><expan>Captain Fergusonâ€™s</expan></choice> ailments appear to me to be owing partly to <symptom n=\"38\">a bilious\r\n        <lb />habit</symptom> contracted in the west Indies, but more especially\r\n        <lb />from <symptom n=\"51\">the sticking in of a Rush</symptom> by cold bathing some\r\n        <lb />months ago, He cannot get entirely free from these\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>comp<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>complaints</expan></choice> till we have warm weather, but <del>the</del> in the\r\n        <lb />mean time they may be much alleviated &amp; perhaps\r\n        <lb />cured by the following measures.</p>\r\n    <p><lb /><symptom n=\"8\">When his appetite falls off very much</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"38\">his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />is loaded with Phlegm &amp; <bodypart n=\"88\">Bile</bodypart></symptom> <treatment n=\"9\">he must take a vomit</treatment>\r\n        <lb />but this as seldom as possible</p>\r\n    <p><lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> kept <choice><abbr>reg.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice> &amp; <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> avoided, but more than\r\n        <lb />that improper.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />To strengthen his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> <choice><abbr>reg<sup>r</sup>,</abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice>, he\r\n        <lb />should take a dose of the Powder ordered below twice a\r\n        <lb />day an hour before meals. The powder may be taken in\r\n        <lb />water alone, or with a little spirit in it.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Diet light. â€“ The lighter animal foods &amp; sparingly\r\n        <lb />of fish of any kind, &amp; sparingly of roots &amp; greens\r\n        <lb />a plain soup will not be improper but our barley\r\n        <lb />broth, better abstained from.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Drink wine or a little spirits &amp; water â€“ Two or three\r\n        <lb />glasses of wine at dinner every day, but no more, Port or\r\n        <lb />Madeira the best.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Warmly cloathed, &amp; a flannel shirt.</p>\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p><lb />Much riding proper but walking or <del>much</del>\r\n        <lb />violent bodily exercise improper.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />When he is in town a warm bath of a moderate\r\n            <lb />heat may be of service â€“ but great care to be\r\n            <lb />taken against cold after it.</p></div>\r\n    <div><recipe><lb /><choice>\r\n        <orig>â„ž Pulv. <ingredient n=\"81\">rad. Colomb.</ingredient> gr v\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"17\">nuc. moschat.</ingredient> gr. <del>v</del> ii\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"84\">Magnes alb</ingredient> gr x.\r\n            <lb />â„³. f. Pulvis et f<sup>nt</sup> h. m. Doses â„– XIV\r\n            <lb />Signa <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic Powders</bodypart>.</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take 5 grains of ground <ingredient n=\"81\">Columbo Root</ingredient>, 2 grains of ground <ingredient n=\"17\">Nutmeg</ingredient>, and 10 grains of <ingredient n=\"84\">White Magnesia</ingredient>. Mix to make a powder, and in this way make 14 doses. 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Of one or other of\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> meats above mentioned he should take a\r\n            <lb />part every day <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> should never make a full\r\n            <lb />meal of animal food <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> but should make it up <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />a moderate <choice><abbr>q<sup>ty</sup></abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> of broth <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> some sort of pudding\r\n            <lb />or pancake &amp; <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> some vegetables. Eggs &amp; cheese\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />should be taken very sparingly &amp; salted meats\r\n            <lb />not at all. Along <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> his meat he may take a little\r\n            <lb />mustard <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> of spiceries or pickles hardly any.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />His <choice><abbr>ord<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>ordinary</expan></choice> drink may be wine &amp; water &amp;\r\n            <lb />sometimes a little good small beer <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> any other kind\r\n            <lb />of malt liquor is improper. Every day at dinner\r\n            <lb />he should take a few glasses of wine or punch\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> it should be a few only &amp; if a few only <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> wine may\r\n            <lb />be of any kind he likes best <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> a few glasses of\r\n            <lb />old Hock or <add place=\"above\">good</add> Rhenish would be particularly proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />per tho\' it is by no means necessary <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> he\r\n            <lb />should be confined to <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> is very often ill to be\r\n            <lb />got.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At <choice><abbr>breakf<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>breakfast</expan></choice> he may take bread &amp; butter <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a\r\n            <lb />dish of Bohea or Green Tea <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> it should be\r\n            <lb />weak &amp; taken very cool &amp; it will be still better\r\n            <lb />for him to take Cocoa Tea or a weak ChocoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />late.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For supper he may take any kind of\r\n            <lb />milk meat he likes best. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He should always go early to be &amp; not lye\r\n            <lb />too long abed in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> morning.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Every morning he should have his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"23\">ancles</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> gently <treatment n=\"39\">rubbed</treatment> <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a piece of warm\r\n            <lb />flannel. When his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> require it they may be\r\n            <lb />washed <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> warm water but he should not otherwise \r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />practice any bathing\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Nothing is more necessary for M<sup>r</sup> L. <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />moderate exercise taken very frequently. When\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> weather allows he should be very <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> in\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> fresh air walking gently <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> can hardly\r\n            <lb />be enough &amp; he should be frequently on\r\n            <lb />horseback or in a carriage for two or three\r\n            <lb />hours in a forenoon. In one or other of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />kinds of exercise he should be very diligent\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup>ever</abbr><expan>whenever</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> weather allows of it, from <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> time\r\n            <lb /><del>to <choice><abbr>Nov>sup>r</abbr><expan>November</expan></choice></del> forward till <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> month of <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>dur<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>during</expan></choice>. <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> winter months he may more safely\r\n            <lb />keep within doors.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At all times he should be warmly cloathed\r\n            <lb />&amp; particularly in his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>. He should\r\n            <lb />by no means make any change of his cloaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />thing in following <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> course of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> seasons.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 1 April.\r\n                <lb />1774\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3692, 3, '2013-09-15 10:57:10', 83),
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The <symptom n=\"18\">tumours</symptom> have threatened to\r\n            <lb/>fall upon different places &amp; have been severe on his <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>but the most dangerous was the attack upon the <bodypart n=\"43\">lungs</bodypart> with\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"34\">hectic Symptoms</symptom>. These last are however now so far\r\n            <lb/>gone that I hope with time &amp; care he will <del>put</del> get the\r\n            <lb/>better of all his Complaints.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>His first care must be to gaurd against cold &amp; it will\r\n            <lb/>require great attention. He must continue his warm cloaÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>thing and not attempt the smallest change before midsummer\r\n            <lb/>next. The parts more especially to be gaurded are his <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; the last should be particularly taken care of in the\r\n            <lb/>night. He should never lye down with cold <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> but have them\r\n            <lb/>warmed with the fire, with <treatment n=\"39\">chafing</treatment> or with wrapping them in\r\n            <lb/>warm flannel and wearing footsocks for the whole night.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>After this time of the year, he should ever be abroad\r\n            <lb/>after dinner &amp; for certain never after sunset.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If he can find a warm situation for the winter it will\r\n            <lb/>be <add place=\"above\">very</add> proper &amp; if it <del>is</del> was convenient, the going to a warmer\r\n            <lb/>climate would be very desireable --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>While the weather continues moderate it will be very proper \r\n            <lb/>for M<sup>r</sup> Chisholm to take his forenoon ride but let him avoid\r\n            <lb/>being very cold or being at all wet. His exercise should never\r\n            <lb/>be violent. When the cold weather sets in I think he is more\r\n            <lb/>liable to be hurt by cold there benefited by exercise and\r\n            <lb/>therfore except in very fine weather he should keep at home\r\n            <lb/>till by other measures we shall have given more strength.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>It might be supposed that a measure for that purpose\r\n            <lb/>would be a nourishing diet but this may do more harm by\r\n            <lb/>increasing his <condition n=\"10\">night fever</condition> than it can do service by strengthening\r\n            <lb/>I am therefore of opinion that his diet must be light &amp; cooling\r\n            <lb/>&amp; the more entirely of milk &amp; grain the better. I would allow\r\n            <lb/>him to take a little of any light meat at dinner but never to\r\n            <lb/>make a meal of it &amp; to make it up with broth pudding or vegeÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tables. At Supper he must not take meat of any kind but some\r\n            <lb/>kind of grain with or without milk as he likes best and I prefer\r\n            <lb/>this to any kind of roots or Greens, for breakfast he may take tea\r\n            <lb/><del>or</del> as usual or weak chocolate --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>For ordinary drink he may take toast water and no<del>t</del> kind\r\n            <lb/>of strong drink is proper for him, but he may continue as he\r\n            <lb/>does to take a little red port with a little sugar &amp; a good deal of water\r\n            <lb/>once a day\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>For the soreness &amp; tenderness of his <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart> he must frequentÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ly tho not constantly use the powder for which I have given a \r\n            <lb/>receipt below\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>His <treatment n=\"11\">Issues</treatment> must be continued for the whole of next winter\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"283\">D<sup>r</sup> Lindsays Electuary</ingredient> must be continued to the quantity that\r\n            <lb/>will keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular &amp; &amp; no more.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Three or four times a day as his stomach bears it let\r\n            <lb/>him take a dose of the Electuary ordered below.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 27 <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>September</expan></choice></dateline>\r\n        <signed>WC.</signed></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Chisholm of Stirches.</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"91\">sal nitr.</ingredient> <del>â„¥ij</del> Ê’ij\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar alb.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"75\">Gum. Arabic.</ingredient> pulv. â„¥ij\r\n                <lb/>â„³. Sig: Cooling powder\r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take two drachms of <ingredient n=\"91\">nitric salt</ingredient>,\r\n                half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"50\">white sugar</ingredient>,\r\n                two ounces of powdered <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient>\r\n                and mix it. Label: Cooling powder.\r\n            </reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n            <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. peruv.</ingredient> pulv. â„¥ij\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"44\">Sal mart.</ingredient> Ê’ij        \r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"107\">Conserv. Rosar.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Syr. caryophyll.</ingredient> q.s.ut.f. Electuarium.\r\n            <lb/>Sig. <action n=\"31\">Strengthening</action> Electuary\r\n             <lb/>the bigness of a filbert to\r\n            <lb/>be taken three or four times a day.\r\n        </orig>\r\n        <reg>\r\n            Take two ounces of powdered <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>,\r\n            two drachms of <ingredient n=\"44\">Green Vitriol</ingredient>,\r\n            an ounce of <ingredient n=\"107\">Conserve of Roses</ingredient>\r\n            and a sufficient amount of <ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Syrup of Cloves</ingredient>\r\n            to make an electuary.\r\n            Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening</action> Electuary, the bigness of a filbert to be taken three or four times a day.\r\n        </reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer><dateline>27. <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1773.</dateline>\r\n        <signed>WC.</signed></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 487, 3, '2012-11-17 15:11:52', 83);
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Tea &amp; coffee\r\n     <lb />except taken <del>very</del> weak &amp; <del>very</del> sparingly are\r\n     <lb /><del>very</del> improper. We need hardly say that,\r\n     <lb />spirituous liquors in every shape are so.</p>\r\n<p><lb />With regard to meats &amp; drinks it is\r\n<lb />to be observed that the easiest &amp; surest\r\n    <lb />way of avoiding <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>what</expan></choice> is improper is to take care\r\n <lb />that they are never brought in sight.\r\n\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n     <lb />We think it is very improper for my\r\n    <lb />Lady to lie so long a bed in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> morning as\r\n    <lb />she now does. <add place=\"above\">Besides that it weakens the whole body</add> It encroaches upon the proper\r\n    <lb />time of exercise &amp; disorders the whole arÂ¬\r\n    <lb /><add place=\"margin\">c.</add> rangement of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>24 hours, <del>&amp; besides that it\r\n<lb />weakens the whole body</del> and we would earnestly recommend My\r\n<lb /><add place=\"margin\">Lady\'s going regularly to bed at no late hour in the evening</add></p>\r\n<p><lb />Exercise seems to have a good effect &amp;\r\n <lb />we cannot expect better effects from any thing.\r\n<lb />We therefore recommend<del>ed</del> t it to be diligently\r\n    <lb />persisted in &amp; <subst><del>when a proper season should</del><add place=\"above\">as the season advances that the airings be</add></subst>\r\n<lb /><subst><del>come we would recommend a journey easily</del><add place=\"above\">made as long as they conveniently can be, We hold moderate walking</add></subst>\r\n<lb /><subst><del>but steadily for persued for several weeks.</del><add place=\"above\">when the Season is suitable to be a very proper exercise</add></subst></p>\r\n        <p><lb /><unclear>Col</unclear> <choice><abbr>W<sup>n</sup>my L.</abbr><expan>When my Lady</expan></choice> is so well as to admit of\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n <lb />Company she should have it but <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> due caution\r\n <lb />avoiding numbers variety strangers &amp; disaÂ¬\r\n <lb />greable persons.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />The place of her <choice><abbr>L.sh.</abbr><expan>Ladyship\'s</expan></choice> abode at present\r\n <lb />we think to be an extremely proper one. It\r\n<lb />is sufficiently <subst><del><illegible l=\"2\"/>g</del><add place=\"above\">wholesome</add></subst> &amp; very favourable to her\r\n<lb />exercise &amp; to a suitable connexion <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> her \r\n <lb />friends &amp; Physicians.</p>\r\n <p>These are the particulars of regimen\r\n<lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> we think necessary to be taken notice\r\n <lb />of &amp; <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> regard to remedies we believe it\r\n <lb />may be difficult to get them admitted\r\n <lb />&amp; therefore would be as sparing of them\r\n  <lb />as possible. The <subst><del><action n=\"14\">Emetic</action></del><add place=\"above\"><action n=\"1\">alterative</action></add></subst> <choice><abbr>â„³ w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>Mixture which</expan></choice> is now\r\n  <lb />employed we think one of the most proper\r\n  <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> can be &amp; therefore to be continued from\r\n  <lb />time to time.</p>\r\n <p><lb />In times of <add place=\"above\">in times</add> more violent disorder\r\n  <lb />there is a <choice><abbr>med.</abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice> ordered below <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup> we w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>which we would</expan></choice> wish\r\n     <lb />to be tried &amp; repeated more or less <choice><abbr>freq.<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>frequently</expan></choice> as\r\n     <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> effects shall direct and at any time that her\r\n  <lb />Ladyship requires it a <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor Bolus</ingredient> may be properly given.</p>\r\n  <p><lb />We think <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> <subst><del>some</del><add place=\"above\">an</add></subst> Issue in one shape\r\n   <lb />or other as can be most easily executed and\r\n<lb />kept <subst><del>very</del><add place=\"above\">in</add></subst> constantly open may be of great serÂ¬\r\n<pb n=\"4\" />\r\n <lb />vice</p> \r\n<p><lb />We think that her Ladyship might also\r\n<lb />be <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>much the</expan></choice> better for cold bathing &amp; <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>when the</expan></choice>\r\n<lb />season is some <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>what</expan></choice> advanced we would have\r\n<lb />pains taken to bring her ladyship to bear\r\n<lb />it. It should be brought on gradually\r\n<lb />&amp; we think it will be most conveniently\r\n <lb />executed by a <treatment n=\"54\">bathing machine</treatment> within\r\n<lb />doors <del>than by carrying her <choice><abbr>lad. sh. to y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>ladyship to the</expan></choice>\r\n<lb />sea.</del></p></div>\r\n    <div><head>For <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> C. F.</abbr><expan>the Countess of Fife</expan></choice></head>\r\n<recipe><lb /><choice>\r\n <orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"31\">Mosch opt</ingredient> gr x\r\n  <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacch. alb.</ingredient> Ê’i\r\n    <lb />Terito simul probe &amp; paulatim adde\r\n  <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥iÅ¿s\r\n  <lb />â„³. Signa <action n=\"35\">Cephalic draught</action> to be tak<supplied>en</supplied>\r\n    <lb />at bed time.</orig>\r\n <reg>Take 10 grains of best <ingredient n=\"31\">Musk</ingredient> and a drachm of <ingredient n=\"50\">White Sugar</ingredient>. Rub together well, then gradually add one and a half ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rosewater</ingredient>. \r\n  Label: <action n=\"35\">Cephalic draught</action> to be taken at bed time.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n<postscript>N.B. If it shall be found to be more agreeable this\r\n<lb />medicine may be given in the form of a Bolus.</postscript>\r\n<annot>\r\n    <handShift />For the\r\n    <lb />Countess of Fife\r\n</annot>        \r\n</div></body>', 1203, 3, '2013-03-29 14:32:00', 134),
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Exercise\r\n     <lb />Walking <choice><abbr>mod</abbr><expan>moderate</expan></choice>, but - the most beneficial\r\n     <lb />exercise is on <choice><abbr>h. B.</abbr><expan>horseback</expan></choice> â€“ ride three or 4 hour\r\n    <lb />every forenoon, if not this a single horsechaise</p> \r\n    <p><lb />Every <choice><abbr>morng.</abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> before rising <treatment n=\"18\">a flesh brush â€“\r\n        <lb />gentle but long.</treatment> â€“ <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> warm &amp; dry â€“</p>\r\n <p><lb />Diet of a midling kind neither very high nor\r\n    <lb />very low â€“ It is hoped that air &amp; exercise will\r\n    <lb />recover his appetite &amp; in that case, he should\r\n    <lb />take a bit of solid meat every day at dinner, but\r\n    <lb />pudding &amp; vegetables. Plain cooking avoiding\r\n    <lb />all heavy <add place=\"above\">or rich</add> saces â€“ fish sometimes but seldom\r\n    <lb />&amp; sparingly. Supper light <u>if any</u>, milk meat of\r\n     <lb />some kind â€“ At <choice><abbr>Br. no Ind.</abbr><expan>Breakfast no Indian</expan></choice> Tea or Coffee\r\n    <lb />Cocoa tea best, dry toast &amp; butter but\r\n    <lb />no sweets\r\n<pb n=\"2\" /><lb />\r\n     <lb /><choice><abbr>Ord</abbr><expan>Ordinary</expan></choice> drink plain water. No malt liquor\r\n    <lb />at dinner half a pint of Port or a Gill\r\n    <lb />of spirits in Punch without souring. If at night\r\n    <lb />he chuses to take a little strong drink, it should\r\n    <lb />be a Punch of the same kind</p>\r\n  <p><lb />This Regimen may do a great deal but\r\n      <lb />a <choice><abbr>med.</abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice> may assist â€“ Pills keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>\r\n      <lb /><choice><abbr>reg</abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice> <unclear>at night</unclear> but <action n=\"24\">if purge him</action> diminished</p></div>\r\n    <div><recipe><choice><orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum guaiac.</ingredient> Ê’ii\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Al. Sac.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"45\">Cryst. Tar.</ingredient> Ê’i\r\n<lb />Terito simul probe, dein adde\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"169\">Extract gent.</ingredient> Ê’ii\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"75\">Muc. g. Ar.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. M. d. in p. d. gr. v.\r\n        <lb /> S. <action n=\"33\">Ap. 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It is unclear why, in a break with Cullen\'s usual practice, this particular communication from another physician was copied into his own case-book.</note> \r\n        </head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I think it unnecessary to make a particular Case\r\n            <lb />of Mr D. Case as he comes himsalf for consultation\r\n            <lb />I shall therefore only mention a few particulars\r\n            <lb />In his younger Days he was very thin and\r\n            <lb />was accustomed to a good deal of exercise and\r\n            <lb />even frequently exposed to fatigue. of late\r\n            <lb />years he has become full and soon often that\r\n            <lb />something <symptom n=\"12\">Asthmatic</symptom> frequently troubled with\r\n            <lb />a <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> and tough expectorations upon catching\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"13\">cold</condition>. When the <symptom n=\"46\">Defluxion</symptom> comes up freely his\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> is not very severe but when the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> \r\n            <lb />is Dry it is often so severe as to bring on a <symptom n=\"58\">verÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tigo</symptom> and <symptom n=\"11\">Blindness</symptom> in the fits as for medicines\r\n            <lb />he has been in use of trying some of the comÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mon <action n=\"19\">expectorants</action> <unclear><ingredient n=\"39\"><choice><abbr>S. Amm.</abbr><expan>Sal Ammoniac</expan></choice></ingredient></unclear> <ingredient n=\"25\">Squills</ingredient> and\r\n            <lb />at present the <ingredient n=\"25\">Squilpills</ingredient>. Winter was a\r\n            <lb />twelvemonth he had a <treatment n=\"11\">pea issue</treatment> put into\r\n            <lb />each arm sometimes during a <condition n=\"13\">cold</condition> he\r\n            <lb />thinks himself relieved by lying a bed a day\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />and sweating but this releif is only temporary\r\n            <lb />of all the methods he has ever tried he has found\r\n            <lb />his health most improved by riding especially \r\n            <lb /><unclear>for managing</unclear> his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomack</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart> are\r\n            <lb />generally in pretty good order and he is not\r\n            <lb />intemperate either in Eating or Drinking. Since\r\n            <lb />I have been <unclear>is use</unclear> to attend him the only irreÂ¬\r\n            <lb />gularity I can accuse of is neglect of exercise\r\n            <lb />and too close application to business &amp; Books\r\n            <lb />by those Means he often allows the <symptom n=\"46\">DefluxÂ¬</symptom>\r\n            <lb />ions to accumulate to such a degree as either\r\n            <lb />to affect his <symptom n=\"12\">breathing</symptom> or make his <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb />extremely troublesome. He is apt to sitt\r\n            <lb />rather late and is less distressed to get up in\r\n            <lb />the morning than he used to be <choice><abbr>the</abbr><expan>then</expan></choice> he finds\r\n            <lb />himself often hurt, late sitting especially when \r\n            <lb />he sups abroad. He thinks of late years to have\r\n            <lb />had some tendancy to <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition> frome some slight\r\n            <lb />warnings he has felt in his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> and at times\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />much <symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom> at <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> but these are so slight\r\n            <lb />as to be very equivocal.\r\n        </p>\r\n            <closer>\r\n                <dateline>\r\n                    <lb /><choice><abbr>Aug<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 30\r\n                    <lb />1774\r\n                </dateline>\r\n            </closer>        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3764, 3, '2013-10-03 10:15:02', 159),
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But there are no\r\n            <lb />circumstances mentioned which can lead me to determine this and \r\n<lb />therefore I am uncertain, whether to advise returning to the use\r\n            <lb />of <action n=\"45\">Anthelmintics</action> or to treat the case on the general footing of\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"36\">spasmodic</condition>. At any rate I should think it necessary in the first\r\n            <lb />place to quiet the frequent <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> by <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> and particularly\r\n            <lb />by a dose of 15 or 20 drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">T. T.</ingredient> given the <choice><abbr>morng.</abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> as soon\r\n            <lb />as he is awake letting him lye abed for an hour or two after.\r\n            \r\n            </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />        \r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n            \r\n                <lb />The dose should be given dropt on a little <ingredient n=\"50\">Sugar</ingredient>, or taken\r\n                <lb />in as small a bulk of liquid as possible. If this dose puts\r\n                <lb />off his <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom>, for some time and they threaten to return afterÂ¬\r\n                <lb />wards, I would again repeat the same dose once or perhaps --\r\n                <lb />twice in the course of a day. If it shall be found that even\r\n                <lb />the swallowing of these doses, brings on a <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom>, let the <ingredient n=\"58\">T. T.</ingredient>\r\n                <lb />be given by way of <treatment n=\"6\">Glyster</treatment>, but in larger doses, than\r\n                <lb />by the mouth, &amp; few trials will show what <del>if</del> is to be\r\n                <lb />expected from <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> in this case and it must be left\r\n                <lb />to the discretion of somebody upon the spot, to determine\r\n                <lb />whether it is to be pushed or desisted from. It is possible\r\n                <lb />that <ingredient n=\"128\">Eau de Luce</ingredient> or other such strong Spirit held to the\r\n                <lb /><bodypart n=\"5\">nose</bodypart>, may be of use in stopping these <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom>. It is also\r\n                <lb />probable that a <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> applied to the nape of the <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart>\r\n                <lb />may be of service. If by any of these means, the <condition n=\"28\">hysteric</condition>\r\n                <lb /><symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> can be suppressed, or at least their frequency prevenÂ¬\r\n                <lb />ted some measures may be tried, for taking off his irriÂ¬\r\n                <lb />tability &amp; thereby preventing the recurrence of any\r\n                <lb /><symptom n=\"57\">spasmodic</symptom> affection. For this purpose I would advice either\r\n                <lb />the <ingredient n=\"146\">Cuprum Ammoniac</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"143\">Flores Zinci</ingredient>, if either of <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />is to be had in the North Country. The use of the latter\r\n                <lb />understood I therefore need not direct at. The first is to be\r\n                <lb />given by a quarter of a grain for a dose <del>once or</del> twice\r\n                <lb />a day &amp; the dose may be more and to what his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n                <lb/>can bear without <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom>. It will be best made\r\n                <lb />into small <del>doses</del> pills with Extract of	<ingredient n=\"169\">Gentian</ingredient> or\r\n                \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n                     \r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"121\">Liquorice</ingredient>. These <choice><abbr>meds</abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> besides being usefull in <symptom n=\"57\">spasmodic</symptom>\r\n                <lb />cases, are suited to destroy <condition n=\"39\">worms</condition> and therefore very well suited\r\n                <lb />to the present case - however the destroying of <condition n=\"39\">worms</condition>, is\r\n                <lb />not to be trusted to these medicines alone, but if from what\r\n                <lb />has happened to him before, it can be percieved, that\r\n                <lb />there are now any symptoms, which gives suspicion of the\r\n                <lb />presence <condition n=\"39\">worms</condition>, let the <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient> be again employed, but\r\n                <lb />instead of <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> I would employ <ingredient n=\"77\">Gamboge</ingredient> as a\r\n                <lb /><action n=\"24\">purgative</action>, giving 2, 3 or 4 grams as his <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> seem\r\n                <lb />to bear. This is all I can suggest at present but\r\n                <lb />if &amp;c.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Febr.<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 25<sup>th</sup>. 1775.\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n                <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 512, 11, '2014-10-06 23:11:13', 197),
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As his Visits were on act of ChaÂ¬\r\n    <lb />rity, and as she was near him he called on her, but without  \r\n    <lb />any good effect. At last dispairing of Sucess she <subst><del>went</del><add place=\"above\">was sent</add></subst> home \r\n    <lb />with the comfortable Assurance that she would be eased of\r\n    <lb />her misery in a fortnight or less. Upon her return to \r\n    <lb />my parish I was sent for to pray by her, &amp; never met\r\n    <lb />with so deplorable an Object in the whole course \r\n    <lb />of my life; and nothing could be so offensive as the smell.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />Just at that time I was destined to write to D<sup>r</sup> Dilennius\r\n    <lb /><unclear>Diplomii</unclear> Professor of Botany, and to acquaint my\r\n    <lb />self with some botanick expressions he had referred to\r\n    <lb />some books in our Library at <choice><abbr>Mag: Coll:</abbr><expan>Magdalene College</expan></choice> and after I had  \r\n    <lb />finished my Compliments I amused my self with reading \r\n    <lb />the Virtues of several plants I was acquainted with, parÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ticularly <ingredient n=\"182\">Clivers</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"182\">Hayriff</ingredient>. The Manner that I recommended \r\n    <lb />and which was strictly followed by the patient as above menÂ¬\r\n    <lb />tioned was as follows. She first took a <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurial</ingredient> <treatment n=\"30\">purge</treatment>,\r\n    <lb />was charged to abstain from salt meats and to use only \r\n    <lb />thin diet, twice a day between meals to drink a quarter of\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    \r\n    <lb />a pint of the Juice of <ingredient n=\"182\">Clivers</ingredient> by pounding &amp; squeezing them,\r\n    <lb />at the same time I desired her to take of the juice boiled, mix\'d\r\n    <lb />with Hogs Lard so as to make a very soft green Ointment,\r\n    <lb />and constantly apply it to the wound, laying the bruised over\r\n    <lb />it and to refresh it as often as it dried; to take particular\r\n    <lb />care to keep the wound very clean. This was immediately\r\n    <lb />put in practice &amp; continued six months partly by comÂ¬\r\n    <lb />pulsion and using great Importunity, for the benefit\r\n    <lb />was so gradual I could hardly perswade the old woman \r\n    <lb />she was anything better, and I began to be under some\r\n    <lb />doubt myself, only that she was yet alive, and the often\r\n    <lb /><unclear>offen</unclear> sive smell abated were convincing proofs to me that a\r\n    <lb />Cure would in time be effected; accordingly I pressed and\r\n    <lb />insisted upon her continuing the practice as above, &amp;\r\n    <lb />it being a mild winter there were <ingredient n=\"182\">Clivers</ingredient> to be procured in\r\n    <lb />warm Hedges, the same course was continued and in \r\n    <lb />three months after the wound was perfectly healed. I\r\n    <lb />afterwards advised her to take them every Spring, which \r\n    <lb />she did &amp; by this practice she prevented any return of\r\n    <lb />her disorder. -- Sometime after I had an opportunity \r\n    <lb />of putting the receipt again in practice. Dr Bullman\r\n    <lb />of Lincoln College had an acrid humour in his <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> \r\n    <lb />breaking out in blotches all over his <bodypart n=\"12\">Arms</bodypart>, somewhat like\r\n    <lb />a <condition n=\"85\">leprosy</condition>: As I was acquainted with him I told him of \r\n    <lb />the case above mentioned, and as he informed me that\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    \r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurials</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"30\">Aethiops mineral</ingredient> never reached his Case, \r\n    <lb />He was resolved to try <ingredient n=\"182\">Clivers</ingredient>, and applied the Ointment \r\n    <lb />and drank the juice and was perfectly cured in a quarter\r\n    <lb />of a year. He told me he had improved on my prescription\r\n    <lb />for besides taking the Juice he had constantly eat them\r\n    <lb />as sallet with oil, as to his Meals, he confined himself\r\n    <lb />to Lamb, boiled Chicken and Veal. These two cases I ---\r\n    <lb />know myself, and I pray God they may be of service to the\r\n    <lb />person you mention M<sup>r</sup> Gregory of Woolhope. _______\r\n</p>\r\n<p>The Ointment\r\n    <lb />To a pound of fresh Liquour of Hogs Lard melted without \r\n    <lb />spice or salt, put as much <ingredient n=\"182\">Hayriff</ingredient> as the Lord will moisten\r\n    <lb />boil it over a slow fire, then strain it thro\' a cloth &amp; when cold\r\n    <lb />take the Ointment off the Water which will remain at the ______\r\n    <lb />bottom.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />The Juice of <ingredient n=\"182\">Clivers</ingredient> is a remedy for the bite of\r\n    <lb />poisonous Spiders or Vipers if it be drank with wine, &amp;\r\n    <lb />the herb bruised with swines grease wasteth away <condition n=\"118\">Kernels</condition>\r\n    <lb />by the <bodypart n=\"9\">th<add place=\"above\">r</add>oat</bodypart>, and the bruised leaves applied do also stay\r\n    <lb />the abundance of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> issuing from wounds.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />Physic should be taken and the juice drunk a week \r\n    <lb />at least before the Ointment is made use of; laying the\r\n    <lb />bruised <ingredient n=\"182\">Hayriff</ingredient> over the wound is thought to be of use:\r\n    <lb />but it heals the part prodigeously, and when it is past \r\n    <lb />bearing must be taken off and applied a little at a time\r\n    <lb />and often just as the person can suffer it. ______\r\n</p>\r\n</div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1195, 9, '2015-01-29 23:48:50', 187),
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With regard to her former comÂ¬\r\n         <lb />plaints I am happy in the effects of the <ingredient n=\"118\">regenerated Tartar</ingredient>, &amp; have<del>ng</del>\r\n         <lb />nothing to add on that subject. With regard to the new Complaint I\r\n         <lb />think it is a <symptom n=\"77\">fluor albus</symptom>, as that usually is a discharge from the same\r\n         <lb /><bodypart n=\"57\">vessels</bodypart> of the <bodypart n=\"34\">Uterus</bodypart> which pour out the Catamenia, and what what hapÂ¬\r\n         <lb />pened at last menstrual period puts it with me out of doubt. The\r\n         <lb />uneasy feelings and other symptoms in the <bodypart n=\"33\">vagina</bodypart> I impute\r\n         <lb />intirely to the Acrimony of the <symptom n=\"77\">Discharge</symptom>. I consider the whole as\r\n         <lb />an unlucky affair, and it gives me that the <condition n=\"65\">Schirrosities</condition>\r\n         <lb />of the <bodypart n=\"94\">Ovaria</bodypart> are communicated to the <bodypart n=\"34\">uterus</bodypart> itself, and what may\r\n         <lb />be the consequence I leave you to judge. They will be difficult\r\n         <lb />either to obviate or cure. What appears to me most probable is\r\n         <lb />an alterative Course of <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>. I would employ the common\r\n         <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurial pill</ingredient> and give so as to taint the breath or the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>\r\n         <lb />in the slightest manner and continuing it so for two or three\r\n         <lb />weeks its determination to the skin may be assisted by a <ingredient n=\"15\" t=\"15\"><choice><abbr>Sarsa</abbr><expan>Sarsaparilla</expan></choice></ingredient>\r\n     </p>\r\n     <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n     <p>\r\n         <lb />decoction. At the same time I have no objection to her continuing\r\n         <lb />the <ingredient n=\"48\"><choice><abbr>Bal. Capivi</abbr><expan>Balsam Capivi</expan></choice></ingredient> but would keep to small doses of it. It is more\r\n         <lb />necessary still to continue the lotions of the <bodypart n=\"33\">Vagina</bodypart>, but think\r\n         <lb />water slightly impregnated with <ingredient n=\"11\">Camomile</ingredient> or other <action n=\"4\">Antiseptic</action>\r\n         <lb />is better than Milk and Water. If the uneasiness of the \r\n<lb /><bodypart n=\"33\">Vagina</bodypart> encreases it may be proper to use an <treatment n=\"8\">injection</treatment> of\r\n         <lb /><ingredient n=\"272\"><choice><abbr>Ol. Olivar opt.</abbr><expan>best Oleum Olivar</expan></choice></ingredient>  with a scruple of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphire</ingredient> to every four\r\n         <lb />Ounces. I forgot to say above that to keep her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> reÂ¬\r\n         <lb />gular the necessary dose of <ingredient n=\"118\">regenerated Tartar</ingredient> may be\r\n         <lb />put in the <ingredient n=\"15\" t=\"15\"><choice><abbr>Decoct. SarsÃ¦.</abbr><expan>Decoction of Sarsaparilla</expan></choice></ingredient>. I can offer nothing more at\r\n         <lb />present, and farther may be necessary must depend upon\r\n         <lb />circumstances of which you will advise.\r\n     </p>\r\n     <p>\r\n         <lb />I very heartily sympathise with you on occassion\r\n         <lb />of your late loss, and as I must prepare myself for the\r\n         <lb />like accidents I could sincerely condole with you but that\r\n         <lb />will do us no good. We must be comforted if possible <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n         <lb />some compensations, and you have reason to be pleased with\r\n         <lb />Willy\'s success and there is nobody more happy in it\r\n         <lb />than I am. Wishing you all comfort I am with the utmost\r\n         <lb />regard\r\n     </p>\r\n     <closer>\r\n         <salute>\r\n             <lb />Dear Dr.\r\n             <lb />Your very faithful &amp; <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice>\r\n         </salute>\r\n         <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n         <dateline>\r\n             <lb />Edin. 30 Nov.\r\n             <lb />1770\r\n         </dateline>\r\n     </closer>\r\n </div>   \r\n</body>', 5967, 13, '2012-10-26 12:52:52', 136);
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It threatens to become\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"1\">Phthisical</condition> but I think that is not <add place=\"above\">yet</add> certain. Is there any suspicion\r\n            <lb />of heriditary trait. Is she not uneasy lying on the pained\r\n            <lb />side. In either case I shall be afraid of the worste but in the\r\n            <lb />mean time we must do the best we can to relieve it &amp; I hope\r\n            <lb />we may succeed. What you have done hitherto appears to me\r\n            <lb />both proper &amp; judicious &amp; we must persist in some of the\r\n            <lb />same measures. I would still apply a <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> upon the pained\r\n            <lb />part &amp; especially the originally pained part &amp; some part of the\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> I would keep open as a perpetual <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment>. 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I like the <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar emetic\r\n            <lb />solution</ingredient> better but it is on the same conditions. --- If she <symptom n=\"3\">vomits</symptom>\r\n            <lb />easily I think frequent <treatment n=\"9\">peuks</treatment> may be the best <ingredient n=\"19\">pectoral</ingredient> you\r\n\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />can employ viz from five to ten grains of <ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecacuana</ingredient> in the\r\n            <lb />evening but in these evenings abstaining from the Mares\r\n            <lb />Milk. -- I trust much to these measures &amp; the season &amp; the\r\n            <lb />only medicine I shall advise is a strong <ingredient n=\"6\" t=\"15\">decoction of the\r\n            <lb />Tussilago leaves</ingredient> (not the flowers) just now in perfection. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Take two or three ounces of the fresh leaves boil them\r\n            <lb />in a pound &amp; half of water into a pound straining it by\r\n            <lb />a strong expression in  a press. -- Sweeten this well with honey\r\n            <lb />if she bears it &amp; if not with sugar. Let her take four ounces of this\r\n            <lb />twice a day at noon &amp; at bedtime neither hot nor cold. If it proves\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> you must lessen the dose, if it does not you may increase\r\n            <lb />it. When you have tried this course or when ant thing new\r\n            <lb />casts up you may write me.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I remember the case of <choice><abbr>M<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Mister</expan></choice> Braidwoods friends but dont know\r\n            <lb />what to make of it. In so long time I think you must have\r\n            <lb />observed some circumstances that should determine whether it is deÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pending on some topical affection or is purely <symptom n=\"57\">spasmodic</symptom>. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If it is the first it will hardly admit of remedy but if the last\r\n            <lb />it may be relieved by <ingredient n=\"14\">opium</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"31\">musk</ingredient>. -- When you can speak\r\n            <lb />more positively I shall be ready to say further. -- I am \r\n<lb />always with very great regard    \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear William\r\n                <lb />your most Obedient <choice><abbr>serv.<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>W. 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He entered\r\n    <lb />directly according to your opinion and in the manÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ner you directed, upon the <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial course</ingredient>, with \r\n    <lb />regard to the management of which I furnished \r\n    <lb />him with the most particular advices, not forgetÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ting to insist in the strongest manner, upon\r\n    <lb />absolute confinement. _ Tho I find this has not \r\n    <lb />been submitted to, -(for I catched him abroad\r\n    <lb />one evening, a cold one too, -)- yet he now thinks\r\n    <lb />himself considerably better. _M<sup>r</sup> Clapperton at\r\n    <lb />Lochmaben has seen him frequently, and I have\r\n    <lb />received weekly accounts of their proceedings.\r\n    <lb />We have proceeded in a mild, tho\' steady &amp; equal\r\n    <lb />manner, the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> having soon been brought\r\n    <lb />to affect his <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>; and having continued to\r\n    <lb />do so, without any accident or interruption\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    \r\n    <lb />till this time. When I saw him last, which was\r\n    <lb />about the end of the third week of the course; his\r\n    <lb />chief symptoms were much <del>mentioned</del> mended. -\r\n    <lb />The <symptom n=\"30\">eruption</symptom> on his <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart> was almost \r\n    <lb />gone; but what was of more consequence, the <symptom n=\"18\">tuÂ¬\r\n    <lb />mors<del>s</del></symptom> on his <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> were greatly diminished;\r\n    <lb />and I hope by the time the course is ended they \r\n    <lb />will be nearly discussed.<note>In this context meaning \"dispersed\" and \"destroyed\".</note> I own they at first apÂ¬\r\n    <lb />peared to me to be of such a kind that I by \r\n    <lb />no means expected so much benefit from the\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial course</ingredient> as it has already produced.\r\n    <lb />M<sup>r</sup> <choice><abbr>Cs</abbr><expan>Cruishank\'s</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"26\">pectoral</bodypart> complaints are so far from\r\n    <lb />having been increased by what has been \r\n    <lb />done, that he says <del>that</del> they are almost \r\n    <lb />quite gone. _I have desired him at the end \r\n    <lb />of the month to send me precise account\r\n    <lb />of the state of every particular, in order that\r\n    <lb />we may determine what is farther to be done.\r\n    <lb />If any circumstances should then make it neÂ¬\r\n    <lb />cessary to write you, I will do it; -or, if any\r\n    <lb />thing occurs to you, you can drop me a line\r\n    <lb />if you think proper.\r\n</p>\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    \r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />I have just now received a card from M<sup>rs</sup> Blacklock\r\n    <lb />mentioning that you wished me to write you in regard\r\n    <lb />to Miss M<sup>c</sup>M<sup>c</sup>Murdo. This was what I fully inÂ¬\r\n    <lb />tended to do, for, within these ten or twelve days\r\n    <lb />there has been a considerable &amp; very unexpected\r\n    <lb />change in her situation. The <symptom n=\"104\">difficulty of swallowÂ¬ \r\n    <lb />ing</symptom>, and other alarming symptoms affecting her\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>, are now quite gone; and she still keeps\r\n    <lb />entirely free from <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>, and other <u>ordinary</u>\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"43\">pulmonary</bodypart> complaints. She now takes a little\r\n    <lb />food tolerably well; and is beginning to sleep \r\n    <lb />a good deal better, even without <ingredient n=\"14\">opium</ingredient>. _In \r\n    <lb />short she has now no complaint that we\r\n    <lb />can make any thing of except <del>a</del> very uneasy\r\n    <lb />pains about the sides and back of her <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart>, \r\n    <lb />for which I have tried all the different lineÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ments &amp; oils commonly used; but as it is \r\n    <lb />still very troublesome, I believe we may be\r\n    <lb />obliged to have recourse to <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment>, or \r\n    <lb />something more effectual. _However this comÂ¬\r\n    <lb />plaint is not so troublesome as it was. ___\r\n    <lb />You would judge from the account of the case \r\n    <lb />that it was a singular <add place=\"above\">one</add>; &amp; no circumstance\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    \r\n    <lb />was more so than almost total absence of <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>.\r\n    <lb />It is now equally singular that though the circusÂ¬\r\n    <lb />tances of amendment are such as I have menÂ¬\r\n    <lb />tioned, yet she has now for the most part more\r\n    <lb />or less <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>, her <symptom n=\"14\">pulse for ten days or a fortÂ¬\r\n    <lb />night<add place=\"above\">past</add> having been generally above 100</symptom> &amp; never\r\n    <lb />when I felt it, less. _To be sure she is now taking\r\n    <lb />in much more nourishment than formerly, &amp;\r\n    <lb />sometimes a little wine_Claret_but I see we\r\n    <lb />must be cautious; and give her nourishment like\r\n    <lb />one that had been near starving. She will not allow\r\n    <lb />however that she eats with any appetite. _But I do not\r\n    <lb />know but somethings may have been misunderstood or\r\n    <lb />magnified; for the Miss Macmurdoes are young ladies of\r\n    <lb />remarkable delicacy in themselves and &amp; tenderness in their beÂ¬\r\n    <lb />haviour to one another; _this I conceive might have made\r\n    <lb />things appear worse for I have <add place=\"above\">attributed</add> some share of the present\r\n    <lb />amendment to one of their relations who is come to stay\r\n    <lb />with them, &amp; has exerted a little authority in several things\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> they would never have done of themselves. _Along\r\n    <lb />with food and a little wine I caused her use when she was \r\n    <lb />growing better &amp; <symptom n=\"14\">before her pulse quickened</symptom>, some <ingredient n=\"16\">mustar<unclear>d</unclear>\r\n    <lb />seed</ingredient>, which the numbness in one <bodypart n=\"15\">hand</bodypart>, as well as the need\r\n    <lb />that her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; her system in general, seemed to have \r\n    <lb />of some stimulus, made me think of. I had almost forgot\r\n    <lb />to tell you that the <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers powder</ingredient> three or four times that\r\n    <lb />it was given, acted immediately as an <action n=\"14\">Emetic</action>, even when t<unclear>he</unclear>\r\n    <lb />dose was diminished to fifteen grains. _A <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> had been\r\n    <lb />applied too without any advantage. \r\n</p>\r\n<closer>\r\n    <salute>I am ever Dear &amp;\r\n    <lb />with the sincerest regard Yours</salute>\r\n    <signed>John Gilchrist</signed>\r\n</closer>\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"5\" />\r\n    \r\n<postscript>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />I should have added to what I said within of \r\n    <lb />Miss M<sup>c</sup>Murdo that I saw the writing concerning\r\n    <lb />her was not from you. There was really very \r\n    <lb />little of it, and that but little determinate.\r\n    <lb />This however <u>entre nous</u>. _I believe you\r\n    <lb />judged, as I\'m sure I almost entirely did,\r\n    <lb />that the case was a desperate\r\n    <lb />one <illegible w=\"1\" /> we cannot tell what it is\r\n    <lb />to be <illegible w=\"1\" /> ___Might not the effects of \r\n    <lb />the <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers powder</ingredient> as an <action n=\"14\">emetic</action> have \r\n    <lb />been of some service? ______We have reports that\r\n    <lb />Miss Murray is better, &amp; got to Madeira. ______\r\n    <lb />Miss Spalding, whom you have had a good deal\r\n    <lb />to do with is just now here, &amp; just in the same \r\n    <lb />condition in several respects as for two years\r\n    <lb />past ___I was truly grieved for what you writ \r\n    <lb />me of poor B. Bell tho indeed it was no more\r\n    <lb />than we had reason to expect ______\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />I can easily conceive what you speak of _your\r\n    <lb />hurry business, as I have seen a good deal of it, &amp; thereÂ¬\r\n    <lb />fore think it now way strange tho you should not answer\r\n    <lb />some of my letters punctually _or at all;_but I can\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"6\" />\r\n    \r\n    <lb />not keep telling you that half a dozen lines, without \r\n    <lb />any regard to the form of an epistle, will be at all\r\n    <lb />times most acceptable to\r\n</p>\r\n<closer>\r\n    <salute>yours</salute>\r\n    <signed><choice><abbr>JG</abbr><expan>John Gilchrist</expan></choice></signed>\r\n</closer>\r\n</postscript>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n    \r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />To Dr Cullen\r\n    <annot>Gilchrist. Dumfries \r\n    <lb />April ______75.</annot>\r\n     \r\n</p>\r\n</div>\r\n</body>', 1136, 11, '2014-10-13 15:24:33', 193),
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It is to be taken about six oclock\r\n            <lb />in the morning so that she may sleep after it but if at the\r\n            <lb />same time she <symptom n=\"28\">sweates</symptom> much, the sleep must be avoided and\r\n            <lb />the milk must be given later so that she may get out of bed soon\r\n            <lb />after it. It is enough if the milk is taken an hour before\r\n            <lb />Breakfast which may be as usual of Tea &amp; Bread &amp; butter, but\r\n            <lb />let the Tea be weak &amp; the butter spread very thin. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />At dinner Miss Ogiby may have a bit of Chicken boiled, Lamb\r\n            <lb />or veal but while she is liable to any heat in the night time the\r\n            <lb />less animal food she takes the better &amp; her dinner should be broth\r\n            <lb />Pudding &amp; vegetables. -- At supper she may take some kind of\r\n            <lb />milk meat or vegetables, &amp; these only without Eggs or any kind\r\n            <lb />of Animal food. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />With this diet <choice><abbr>M-</abbr><expan>Miss</expan></choice> Ogilby should have daily exsercise in a\r\n            <lb />carriage or rather on horseback when the weather is not bad. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />She should have this in the forenoon &amp; to the lenght she easily bears. -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /> When she happens to be <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> she should take a dose of the <action n=\"21\">laxative\r\n            <lb />powder</action> sent along with her. The manner of taking it is this.\r\n            <lb />Put a bit or two of tea sugar into a cup &amp; drop upon it as much\r\n            <lb />boiling water as will make the <del>syrup</del> sugar fall down in to a\r\n            <lb />Syrup. To this put the <action n=\"21\">powder</action> &amp; mix it well &amp; let her take\r\n            <lb />it at two or three times with a tea spoon leaving a\r\n            <lb />quarter of an hour between each tea spoonful. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /> If she is not <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> she may let alone the <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action>, by these means\r\n                <lb />I hope Miss Ogilby shall get the better of her ailments &amp; with the\r\n                <lb />rest of the <symptom n=\"63\">swellings</symptom> on her <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart>, but these are ready to be\r\n                <lb />tedious &amp; therefore if after a fortnight of the above course, if\r\n                <lb />the <symptom n=\"63\">swellings</symptom> remain &amp; especially if the grow larger or even\r\n                <lb />if the have not sensibly diminished she must have recourse\r\n                <lb />to the <action n=\"33\">Aperiant solution</action>. -- Of this a table spoonful is to be\r\n                <lb />mixed <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> half a muchkin of spring water &amp; this is to be taken\r\n                <lb />at three draughts at the interval of half an hour between\r\n                <lb />each. -- While she continues to have any <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> in the night\r\n                <lb />time, the mares milk is to be continued in the mornings &amp;\r\n                <lb />the <action n=\"33\">solution</action> is to be taken about eleven in the forenoon, but\r\n                <lb />if the <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom> <symptom n=\"21\">heats</symptom> are entirely gone while the <symptom n=\"63\">swellings</symptom>\r\n                <lb />continue, the milk may be laid aside &amp; the <action n=\"33\">solution</action>\r\n                <lb />may be taken in the morning so as to be finished an\r\n                <lb />hour before breakfast. -- The same diet is to be continued\r\n                <lb />with the <action n=\"33\">solution</action> as above mentioned. --\r\n            \r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />If while she is taking the <action n=\"33\">solution</action> she continues to be <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom>\r\n                <lb />the dose of the <action n=\"33\">solution</action> may be increased to a spoonful &amp; half or\r\n                <lb />two spoonfuls increasing also in proportion the spring\r\n                <lb /> water. Upon the whole the dose of the <action n=\"33\">solution</action> should\r\n                <lb />be so much as to keep her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular but not so much\r\n                <lb />as to <treatment n=\"30\">Purge</treatment> her. --\r\n                \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 26.<sup>th</sup> May\r\n                <lb />1775\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 306, 2, '2012-10-23 10:39:56', 135),
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You have very \r\n    <lb />properly endeavoured to excite some determination to the\r\n    <lb />lower <bodypart n=\"52\">extremities</bodypart> but I have seldom had any success in\r\n    <lb />that way &amp; if more <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment> is necessary I would certainly\r\n    <lb />apply it to the parts immediately affected. As matters seem\r\n    <lb />to stand at present the remedy I would depend upon is\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers powder</ingredient> which properly conducted is of great service\r\n    <lb />in all such cases &amp; I can see no objections to it in this. I\r\n    <lb />don\'t perceive that you have put my Lord in flannel but I \r\n    <lb />think you should &amp; his Lordship should not only be in\r\n    <lb />a flannel shirt but laid also in blankets when he takes\r\n    <lb />the medicine mentioned. I would begin with a dose of\r\n    <lb />twenty grains &amp; give that in the morning when the usual\r\n    <lb />time of sleeping is quite over. It will be best taken made\r\n    <lb />into a bolus &amp; swallowed in a wafer that any <symptom n=\"61\">nausea</symptom>\r\n    <lb />may be avoided &amp; for the same purpose his Lordship\r\n    <lb />should not drink any for some time after or till there\r\n    <lb />is some appearance of <treatment n=\"25\">sweat</treatment>. X To favour this the <bodypart n=\"26\">body</bodypart> &amp; \r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart> are to be covered close but with little or no addition\r\n    <lb />of blankets except on the <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> where they may\r\n    <lb />be laid on pretty thick &amp; if the <treatment n=\"25\">sweat</treatment> does not come freely\r\n    <lb />to the <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> it should be encouraged by bottles of hot\r\n    <lb />water or boiled bricks laid to the feet. When the <treatment n=\"25\">sweat</treatment>\r\n    <lb />appears his Lordship should drink frequently by a\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    \r\n    <lb />little at a time of some warm weak liquor as weak bohea\r\n    <lb />tea, weak sage tea, water gruel or weak beef tea &amp; the last\r\n    <lb />with a little dry toast may be given at any time as\r\n    <lb />nourishment. By this management the <treatment n=\"25\">sweat</treatment> is to be \r\n    <lb />continued in a moderate degree &amp; with as little heat as\r\n    <lb />possible as long as his Lordship easily bears it. I would\r\n    <lb />wish it for at least twelve hours. However when it is \r\n    <lb />necessary to let it cease or that it ceases of itself, let him\r\n    <lb />be shifted into dry flannels &amp; blankets &amp; lay out his\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"12\">Arms</bodypart> but it will be best for him to continue in bed\r\n    <lb />till next morning, &amp; to keep his chamber all next day.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />If my Lord bears it well &amp; finds the relief I expect I\r\n    <lb />would after one day or two <add place=\"above\">at farthest</add> repeat the practise increasÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ing the dose to twentyfive or thirty grains as your\r\n    <lb />discretion shall direct. Tho my Lord shall find much\r\n    <lb />relief from these measures he must be very cautious\r\n    <lb />in quitting his chamber or coming in to the air for some\r\n    <lb />time after for I suspect that the returns of ailment which\r\n    <lb />his Lordship has had have been owing to some want\r\n    <lb />of caution in this respect. I lay my stress on this measure\r\n    <lb />&amp; therefore say little about Others. ------ Your dose of <ingredient n=\"110\">Emetic\r\n    <lb />tartar</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"58\">laudanum</ingredient> on Sunday night was somewhat of \r\n    <lb />the same kind but I expect you will find the <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers \r\n    <lb />powder</ingredient> more effectuall &amp; your medicine &amp; your medicine\r\n    <lb />may have its place afterwards. I observe that there has  \r\n    <lb />been several threatings of <symptom n=\"34\">feverish fits</symptom> but I doubt if\r\n    <lb />these will be so regular or give such clear intermissions\r\n    <lb />as to admit of the <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient>. An attention to the state of the\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> is very necessary &amp; I need not doubt of your bestowing \r\n    <lb />it. I have only to add that when ever pains are urgent\r\n    <lb />to special <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> &amp; <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment> are not only allowable but\r\n    <lb />the most necessary &amp; certain means of relief. ______\r\n</p>\r\n<closer>\r\n    <dateline>\r\n        19<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Sept.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1775\r\n    </dateline>\r\n</closer> \r\n</div>\r\n</body>', 336, 3, '2012-11-10 16:03:45', 102),
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But I \r\n            <lb/>have inclosed here a prescription for another medicine\r\n            <lb/>which will be more conveniently got at Aberdeen and\r\n            <lb/>the two medicines are to be <subst><del>get</del><add place=\"above\">taken</add></subst>  at the same time. The\r\n            <lb/>medicine sent from hence is pills of which three are \r\n            <lb/>to be taken every night at bed time washing them down\r\n            <lb/>with two Table spoonfuls of the infusion to be prepared\r\n    <pb n=\"2\"/>      \r\n            <lb/>at Aberdeen. If the Pills &amp; infusion sit well upon her\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> each of them may be taken in the above doses twice \r\n            <lb/>a day; that is once in the forenoon &amp; again at bed time\r\n            <lb/>These Medicines are to be continued for a fortnight but no\r\n            <lb/>longer, till I shall be informed of their effects.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>My information does not say whether the <symptom n=\"31\">looseness</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>which had formerly been so very troublesome, be now entirely \r\n            <lb/>gone, but I presume that it is, &amp; I think now that care \r\n            <lb/>should be taken no <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> should come on or be allowed \r\n            <lb/>to continue, and if it does she should take either a little <ingredient n=\"28\">castor\r\n            <lb/>Oil</ingredient>, some <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of Tartar</ingredient> or some <ingredient n=\"34\">Flowers of sulphur</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>to keep her constantly regular in her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> for sometime past\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Let it be observed that tho\' she should at present \r\n            <lb/>be liable to any returns of <symptom n=\"31\">looseness</symptom> the medicines just now\r\n            <lb/>prescribed will not therefore be less proper. 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She has \r\n            <lb/>given me a reason why she should abstain from\r\n            <lb/>Wine - and if she needs any Cordial, <del>last</del> it should \r\n            <lb/>be Spirits and water\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I am sorry to take away tea <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> she seems attached \r\n            <lb/>to, but I still think it very improper - I would allow\r\n            <lb/>a little very weak &amp; especially if she will take a Pillu\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient> infused in it -  I cannot advise Chocolate\r\n            <lb/>but cocoa is very proper and safe. - I think milk\r\n            <lb/>in a certain <choice><abbr>qty</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> might be proper, but if her\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> does not digest it easily I would not insist\r\n            <lb/>upon it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Diet no roots greens nor fruit - a little dry\r\n            <lb/>mealy Potatoes is the only one admissable - All\r\n            <lb/>Kind of Grain as Rice Barley, and bread if taken\r\n            <lb/>without either milk or wine are very proper for her \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I am glad her <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart> is easier, but if any pain &amp;c should return the\r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> must not be dispensed with\r\n        </p>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 11<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 1780</dateline>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n   </div>\r\n</body>', 1058, 2, '2012-10-23 12:08:05', 105),
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He used some\r\n           <lb />medicines to abate the <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammation</symptom>, and <del>of</del> was immediately\r\n           <lb />put upon the use of the <ingredient n=\"2\">mercureal</ingredient> Pills, as they are directed\r\n           <lb />to be made in the last edition of the <choice><abbr>Edinb<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Pharmacop.</abbr><expan>Pharmacopoeia</expan></choice>\r\n           \r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           \r\n           <lb />The pills at first gave <symptom n=\"40\">Gripes</symptom>, and an open <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>, but\r\n           <lb />these effects were checked by some drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>, &amp; he\r\n           <lb />went on taking the Pill, (to the quantity of from 6 to 8\r\n           <lb />grains of <ingredient n=\"2\">mercury</ingredient> every 24 hours) for a month. 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It was intended\r\n           <lb />he should go on taking the Pills for a short time longer,\r\n           <lb />but that could not well be done on account of his being\r\n           <lb />left without medical attendence, and, from the two <symptom n=\"106\">chankers</symptom>\r\n           <lb />having healed up in a few days, and the <symptom n=\"46\">running</symptom> having\r\n           <lb />gradually abated till it was almost gone, ut was preÂ¬\r\n           <lb />sumed enough <del>was</del> <add place=\"above\"> had been</add> taken to <unclear>clear</unclear> the Disease.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n       \r\n       <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n                \r\n           <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Gray continued pretty well <add place=\"above\">for a forthnight</add> after the treatment he\r\n            <lb />had gone through as described within, but, at the end of\r\n            <lb />the <!-- seems like there is a deleted \'1776\' here -->fortnight, was sent <del>up</del>on regimental duty in going\r\n            <lb />about which he was much <symptom n=\"21\">heated</symptom> and <symptom n=\"9\">fatigued</symptom>; a <symptom n=\"34\">fever</symptom>\r\n            <lb />was brought on, with much <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"78\">irritability</symptom> of the\r\n            <lb />system, and he then began to complain of pain in his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart> on swallowing any thing; the <bodypart n=\"92\">Amygdalae</bodypart>, (which in\r\n            <lb />him are naturally Swelled &amp; relaxed) were now a little <symptom n=\"62\">inflamed</symptom>\r\n            <lb />&amp; continued so, without any other appearence of disease for\r\n            <lb />some days; his <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart> was white and foul, &amp; he complained\r\n            <lb />of <symptom n=\"102\">dryness</symptom> and bad taste in the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>. These complaints\r\n            <lb />&amp; the <symptom n=\"34\">fever</symptom>, were removed by an <treatment n=\"9\">antimonial vomit</treatment>, &amp;\r\n            <lb />afterwards the free use of the <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>, but the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"92\">Amygdalae</bodypart> continued a little <symptom n=\"62\">inflamed</symptom>, &amp; began to appear\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"121\">excoriated</symptom>, &amp; covered with thickened mucus, &amp; some small\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"43\">ulcers</symptom> now appear upon them __ By using a <treatment n=\"13\">Gargle</treatment> <add place=\"above\">made</add> of\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\">acidulated honey of Roses</ingredient>, the <symptom n=\"114\">sores of the throat</symptom> looked\r\n            <lb />better, but did not appear to heal, and it was proposed\r\n            <lb />to try a <treatment n=\"42\">fumigation of <ingredient n=\"2\">mercury</ingredient></treatment>, and as the sores in the <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />were <unclear>non</unclear> suspected to be <condition n=\"20\">venereal</condition> to begin <del>the use</del>\r\n            <lb />another course of that medicine again. __        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The disorder in the <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart> was at first attended\r\n            <lb />with a considerable discharge of Saliva, and was <add place=\"above\">then</add> supposed\r\n            \r\n         <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />to be owing to having <condition n=\"13\">catched cold</condition> before the effects\r\n            <lb />of the <ingredient n=\"2\">mercury</ingredient>were gone off.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n\r\n<pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n                \r\n            <lb />1910<note>The significance of this table of numbers, probably added at a much later date, remain obscure.</note>\r\n            <lb />3\r\n            <lb />_________________\r\n            <lb />4/225 9562\r\n            <lb />20   2250\r\n            <lb />__ _____\r\n            <lb />25   2812\r\n            <lb />24\r\n            <lb />___\r\n            <lb />10\r\n            <lb />8\r\n            <lb />___\r\n            <lb />2\r\n            <lb />20/28/2/14\r\n            <lb />   2\r\n            <lb />  ___\r\n            <lb />   81\r\n            <lb />   80\r\n            <lb />  ___\r\n            <lb />   12\r\n                \r\n\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1214, 11, '2014-10-14 20:34:47', 137),
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Asses Milk\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Her <choice><abbr>L.<sup>p</sup></abbr><expan>Ladyship</expan></choice> does right in abstaining from wine &amp; that\r\n            <lb />measure should be <choice><abbr>cont<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice> for some kind to come. WhatÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ever drink is taken it should be taken quite cold\r\n            <lb />except when a <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> or some symptoms of a fresh\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"13\">Cold</condition> are present. Neither Tea nor Coffee are proper <del>for</del>\r\n            <lb />but if they are taken they should be taken very cool.\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />It is necessary to guard against <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> &amp; by any\r\n            <lb />means <del>to</del> <add place=\"above\">which</add> that My <choice><abbr>L.<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>Lady</expan></choice> knows to suit her constitution.\r\n       \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Bodily exercise carried to any length may be very\r\n            <lb />hurtful &amp; it should therefore be taken always very\r\n            <lb />gently. At any time when the <symptom n=\"76\">spitting of blood</symptom> is not\r\n            <lb />present a good deal of exercise in a carriage will be\r\n            <lb />of service to Health in general to discuss any\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">nervous Cough</symptom> <add place=\"above\">which</add> that may happen to come on &amp; even to\r\n            <lb />prevent a return of the <symptom n=\"76\">spitting of blood</symptom>.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I think there are few medicines <del>can</del> which\r\n            <lb />can be of service &amp; some might be proposed <add place=\"above\">which</add> that\r\n            <lb />would be hurtfu<del>l</del>l.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1215, 11, '2013-09-27 09:07:54', 136);
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I hope that the\r\n            <lb />fourth Course of pills which you have now entered upon will do this\r\n            <lb />for you, but if they should fail in an entire Cure I cannot advise\r\n            <lb />you to enter upon another Course in less than a month after this\r\n            <lb />is finished as a frequent repetition makes them lose their power.\r\n            <lb />When this Course is finished I would have you try Cold bathing\r\n            <lb />but dare not advise positively as I do not exactly remember\r\n            <lb />the state of the <symptom n=\"30\">eruptions</symptom> you mention in your postscript --\r\n            \r\n            <lb />If they are unsteady &amp; liable to go out and in it may be danÂ¬\r\n            <lb />gerous for you to try Cold bathing, but if the <symptom n=\"30\">eruption</symptom> is such\r\n            <lb />as keeps very constantly out you may try the Cold bathing as\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />one of the best means of strenthening your <bodypart n=\"47\">nerves</bodypart>. It will render\r\n            <lb />the trial very safe if you bring on the application of Cold by degrees\r\n            <lb />and you may do this by beginning first to wash your body all over\r\n            <lb />with tempered water. To six quarts of spring water immediately\r\n            <lb />taken from a spring or well, put two quarts of boiling water, and\r\n            <lb />with this tempered water you may have your body washed all\r\n            <lb />over employing a large spunge and beginning with your <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> and\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart> while you sit or stand in a tub fit to recieve the water as\r\n            <lb />it runs down. This you are to do every morning soon after\r\n            <lb />coming out of bed, but every second day you are to keep back half\r\n            <lb />a pint of the boiling water till at length you use the water quite\r\n            <lb />Cold, and then you may either continue to wash or dip your whole\r\n            <lb />body at once in water as you please. 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The best\r\n            <lb/>time of taking it is immediately on getting out of bed in\r\n            <lb/>the <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> unless there has been some <symptom n=\"28\">sweat in the night</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; in that case, the bathing should be delayed till she \r\n            <lb/>has been an our out of bed, &amp; all moisture is off the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb/>This bathing may at first be only every 2<sup>d</sup> day, but afterÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>wards may be every day &amp; may be <choice><abbr>cont<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice> to the very end of\r\n            <lb/>the month. - it may be employed both <choice><abbr>S.</abbr><expan>summer</expan></choice> &amp; winter\r\n            <lb/>but if convenient she may go to <choice><abbr>H.</abbr><expan>Holy</expan></choice> Island<note>Also known as Lindisfarne, a tidal island just off the Northumbrian coast.</note> during the\r\n            <lb/>months of June &amp; July &amp; try  <choice><abbr>S.</abbr><expan>Sea</expan></choice> Bathing with all my <add place=\"above\"><bodypart n=\"42\">heart</bodypart></add>      \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> to be avoided, &amp; if there is a disposition\r\n            <lb/><unclear>f</unclear> to it a <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> will be proper frequently. One \r\n            <lb/>I think the most proper for her is ordered below. It is\r\n            <lb/>to be taken by 2 3 or 4 teaspoonfulls in the <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>after her bathing. If this does not answer, she may by\r\n            <lb/>some other, but only such as are as mild &amp; cooling\r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"30\">Purging</treatment> is improper &amp; nothing but keeping the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>easy &amp; <choice><abbr>reg<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice> is required\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>By these means I hope M<sup>rs</sup> Y.H. will in time\r\n       <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>get entirely the better of her <choice><abbr>comp<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>complaints</expan></choice>, but I am\r\n            <lb/>willing to try a <choice><abbr>med. w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>medicine which</expan></choice> I hope may haster<note>Probably a scribal slip for \"hasten\".</note> her\r\n            <lb/>recovery. - Ergo<note>\"Then\".</note> an <choice><abbr>Elect<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>Electuary</expan></choice> ordered below, to be\r\n            <lb/>taken for a week immediately before the end of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> month\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"45\">Cryst. Tart.</ingredient> pulv.\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"34\">Flor. sulph.</ingredient> <del>pulv.</del> lot.\r\n                <lb/>Pulp. <ingredient n=\"152\">prun. Gallic</ingredient> @ â„¥j\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"172\">syr, simpl.</ingredient> q.s. ut. f. Elect. tenue sive Lochoch\r\n                <lb/>Signa <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Elect.<sup>y</sup>.\r\n            </orig>\r\n                \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take one ounce each of powdered <ingredient n=\"45\">crystal Tartar</ingredient>, <unclear>washed</unclear> <ingredient n=\"34\">flowers of sulphur</ingredient>, pulp of <ingredient n=\"152\">French prunes</ingredient> and\r\n                a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">simple syrup</ingredient> to make a thin Electuary  or Linctus.\r\n                Signa: <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Electuary\r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž  <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. Peruv</ingredient> pulv. â„¥j\r\n                <lb/><unclear><ingredient n=\"250\">Alumin.</ingredient>rusÅ¿.</unclear> pulvi .Ê’ij\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"97\">Terr. Japon.</ingredient> pulv. Ê’j\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"107\">Conserv. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥jÅ¿s \r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"107\">Syr. e. ros. sicc.</ingredient> q.s.ut. f. Elect.\r\n                <lb/>Signa: <action n=\"31\">strengthening</action> Electuary The bigness of a Hazel nut\r\n                <lb/>to be taken three or four times a day for a week.\r\n            </orig>\r\n                \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take one ounce of powdered <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>, two drachms of powdered <unclear><ingredient n=\"250\">Russian Alumin.</ingredient> </unclear>,\r\n                one drachm of powdered <ingredient n=\"97\">Terra Japonica</ingredient>, an ounce and a half of <ingredient n=\"107\">conserve of rose</ingredient> and a sufficient quantity of \r\n                <ingredient n=\"107\">syrup of dried rose</ingredient> to make an Electuary.\r\n                Signa: <action n=\"31\">strengthening</action> Electuary The bigness of a Hazel nut to be taken three or four times a day for a week.\r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <dateline>17<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1775.</dateline>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>WC</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 509, 3, '2013-09-10 17:14:09', 273),
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Allens complaints depend upon <symptom n=\"32\">Sand</symptom>\r\n            <lb />sticking in his <bodypart n=\"45\">kidneys</bodypart> not entirely obstructing these but exciting <symptom n=\"57\">spasms</symptom>\r\n            <lb />which give some degree of <condition n=\"109\">Ischuria renalis</condition>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To obviate and possibly cure this I advise a course of the <ingredient n=\"100\">Caustic LixÂ¬\r\n                <lb />ivium</ingredient> in broth, the management of which I suppose is well known to M<sup>r.</sup>\r\n            <lb />Turnbull. I would have the course continud for at least a month &amp; if it has\r\n            <lb />not all the effect we would wish I would after intermitting it a fortnight\r\n            <lb />repeat the course for another month as it often requires even a longer\r\n            <lb />time to make a cure. During the course I would give no other <action n=\"12\">diuretic</action>\r\n            <lb />or any other medicine except it may be a <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> to keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />regular.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />During the intermission of the course of <ingredient n=\"100\">Lixivium</ingredient> some gentle\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"12\">diuretics</action> may be employed, and I think <ingredient n=\"105\">garlick</ingredient> one of the most\r\n            <lb />proper to be taken freely in any shape most agreeable to him that is\r\n            <lb />in substance in Pills or in Syrup.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />These medicines shall I hope be of service to him but they will not\r\n            <lb />unless his regimen is at same time properly ordered.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In diet he must avoid Fish &amp; all fat and heavy meats. He may\r\n            <lb />take a bit of<del>f</del> any plain meat at dinner but must take animal\r\n            <lb />food very moderately filling up his meal with broth pudding &amp; some\r\n            <lb />part no great portions of Garden <del>seeds</del> things. He must abstain from\r\n            <lb />all salted meats must take all spiceries except mustard very sparing\r\n            <lb />&amp; must avoid entirely all pickles &amp; <unclear>curds</unclear> of all kinds\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For ordinary drink he must take water alone only if it may be the\r\n            <lb />better for being boil\'d with a little <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient> &amp; cooled again. The <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />may be about two drams to a quart of water.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />All kinds of malt liquors are improper &amp; spirits in every shape\r\n            <lb />are pernicious. He may take at times a little red port wine but\r\n            <lb />that must be a little only and most other wines will do harm.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Nothing is more necessary for him than gentle exercise, it\r\n            <lb />should be frequent but always very gentle. The best will be going\r\n            <lb />in Horseback in the forenoons &amp; walking a little after dinner. ~\r\n            <lb />Walking if either fast, much uphill or pushed to fatigue may do him\r\n            <lb />much harm in several respects. (signed / William Cullen<note>This particular form of words confirms that this entry is not being made by Cullen himself, but by a copyist.</note>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 21 June 1775</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 309, 3, '2012-12-30 15:22:43', 30);
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I have had the pleasure, more than once, of mentioning to him\r\n            <lb />your eminent ability, and am persuaded that you will, if possible, reinstate him\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am sorry it is not in my power to give you any material information, either as to the Opinions of\r\n            <lb />his former Physicians, the remedies prescribed or their Effects: But I shall endeavour to give you a faithÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ful detail of mine own observations &amp;c; and hope it will appear to you that every probable mean\r\n            <lb />has been tried, tho\' I acknowlege, with very little advantage, save that of procuring a more regular\r\n            <lb />habit of Body, and, at times, longer intervals of ease. There was indeed a Period, when I began to flatter\r\n            <lb />myself with a prospect of success: But, his aversion to Exercise; his indulgence in Bed, late hours, and\r\n            <lb />frequent trespasses in point of Diet, deprived us of our capital resources.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In <choice><abbr>Decem<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 1772, when I first had the honour of seeing M<sup>r</sup> Stapleton, he complained of a Disorder in his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, of many years standing; and a <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> which required, as I was informed, frequent doses of\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"30\">strong purging Physick</treatment>. His stools were, for the most part, not unlike those of a <symptom n=\"25\">Jaundiced</symptom> Patient &amp; hurt\r\n            <lb />him, as he said, in their passage thro\' the <bodypart n=\"69\">Intestines</bodypart>, particularly near the seat of his complaint. His Urine\r\n                <lb />was generally turbid, &amp; covered with a considerable pellicle; It sometimes deposited a soft pink colour\r\n                <lb />sediment, at other times a considerable quantity of mucus. He was often seized with a <symptom n=\"66\">numbness of\r\n                    <lb />his <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart></symptom>; <symptom n=\"23\">a weakness at his <bodypart n=\"19\">knees</bodypart></symptom>, and such a <symptom n=\"22\">Giddiness as, sometimes, to make him appreÂ¬\r\n                        <lb />hensive of falling</symptom>. His <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart> was temperate; <symptom n=\"83\">rather discoloured</symptom>, <symptom n=\"51\">dry &amp; crisp</symptom> especially at his <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart> &amp;\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart>. His <bodypart n=\"2\">Tongue</bodypart> was moist &amp; foul: indeed it never appeared clean. His <symptom n=\"15\">pulse was invariably\r\n                <lb />regular, soft, and tho\' full yet weak; at a medium from 70 to 80 strokes in a minute</symptom>. The whites of \r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> were foul; his appetite was good: perhaps too good for his digestive powers, whence\r\n            <lb />considerable 	<symptom n=\"7\">flatulency</symptom>; frequent hawkings of ill flavoured mucus; <symptom n=\"17\">Inquietude; unrefreshing sleep</symptom>;\r\n            <lb />apprehensions &amp; <symptom n=\"6\">dejection</symptom>, with other <condition n=\"30\">Hypochondriacal Symptoms</condition>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It may be proper to inform you that, on enquiry, I learned that his mother had been always subject\r\n            <lb />to a <bodypart n=\"46\">bad stomach</bodypart>, and a <condition n=\"21\">variety of complaints call\'d nervous</condition>: And that I have lately seen a Brother of\r\n            <lb />his, on my return from Paris, who consulted me for a similar disorder, tho\' not so complicated.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Having duly considered the above case, it appeared to me very probable that a relax\'d state of the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"82\">alimentary canal</bodypart>; a too great secretion of mucus, &amp; frequent imperfect Digestions had laid the foundaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion of <symptom n=\"48\">Morbid Acidity</symptom>; <symptom n=\"57\">spasmodic affections of the <bodypart n=\"113\">Duodenum</bodypart></symptom>; obstruction in the <bodypart n=\"44\">Liver</bodypart>; foul <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>;\r\n            <lb />general constriction of the surface; suppressed perspiration, and all the variety of symptoms dependent\r\n            <lb />thereon. Nor was I free from suspicions of a <condition n=\"43\">scorbutic acrimony</condition>, and <condition n=\"3\">unmanifested disposition\r\n                <lb />to the Gout</condition>, altho\' his manner of Life temperate &amp; free from Debauches of <u>any</u> kind -- or his hereditary       \r\n            <lb />claim had not exposed him to the latter.       \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The principal indication of cure seemed to consist in endeavouring by a proper Regimen, and tonic\r\n            <lb />medicines, to strengthen the organs of Digestion, &amp; thereby to invigorate the whole system; so that the\r\n            <lb />due secretions &amp; excretions may be restored, and any latent principle of Disease - be it cause or\r\n            <lb />effect - exterminated to the surface or to the <bodypart n=\"52\">Extremeties</bodypart>. But before this could be undertaken, I\r\n            <lb />deem\'d it indispensibly necessary to cleanse the <unclear>1<sup>d</sup>sid</unclear>, and to remove the obstructions which had been\r\n            <lb />formed; for which purpose I prescribed what follows. But before I mention the medicines, it may\r\n            <lb />be proper to lay before you the Regimen which I recommended.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />His Diet was to consist of mild animal food, plainly dress\'d. His drink at meals, to be wine &amp; water,\r\n            <lb />or, in preference water with 9th part of Brandy. He was allowed to take at Dinner, according to\r\n            <lb />his custom, a pint of pure generous wine. He was advised to keep his <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> warm; to wear\r\n            <lb />a flannel waistcoat inside; to wear a thin Belt, lined with flannel, round his body with an easy\r\n            <lb />pressure on the part affected. To keep regular hours. To exercise moderately on horseback everyday,\r\n            <lb />and to guard against any of the slow passions. He was cautioned against gross meats; anything highly\r\n            <lb />seasoned or smoked; much garden stuff; malt Liquors, except Porter; Pastry, sweets, Butter, Tea, Coffee\r\n            <lb />and Fish, except Crab &amp; Lobster without additions.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />1772 <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 16. \r\n        </p>\r\n            <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"245\">Aloes hepat</ingredient> gr xii. <ingredient n=\"151\">sapon.</ingredient> gr vi. <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel.</ingredient> gr iv. <ingredient n=\"65\" t=\"28\">ol. Cinnam.</ingredient> gt. i f<sup>t</sup> Pil. iv h.s. sumend\r\n            \r\n            </orig>\r\n                <reg>Twelve grains of <ingredient n=\"245\">aloe hepatica</ingredient>, four grains of <ingredient n=\"151\">soap</ingredient>, four grains of <ingredient n=\"7\">calomel</ingredient> and one grain of <ingredient n=\"65\" t=\"28\">oil of Cinnamon</ingredient>, <unclear>and</unclear> make a pill <unclear>to take</unclear> of four <unclear>grains</unclear>\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>  \r\n            </recipe>\r\n        <p><lb />17. one stool. 18<sup>th</sup> no stool. \r\n        </p>   \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                <lb /><unclear>Ress<sup>r</sup></unclear> Pilule h.s. et mane seq. sumat haust seq. nisi <unclear>his tene</unclear>\r\n            <lb />responderit alvus.</orig>\r\n            <reg>\r\n                <illegible w=\"1\"/> a pill <illegible w=\"1\"/> and early <illegible w=\"1\"/> make a draught <illegible w=\"1\"/> <unclear>\r\n                    only the stool will hold the answers\r\n                </unclear>\r\n            </reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"125\">Tart solub.</ingredient> Ê’ijs <ingredient n=\"24\" t=\"19\">Infus. SenÃ¦ â„¥ijs.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"24\" t=\"1\">Tinct SenÃ¦</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">Syr. ros.</ingredient> aa â„¥ij â„³\r\n                </orig>   \r\n                <reg>Take two drachms of <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient>, two ounces <ingredient n=\"24\" t=\"19\">Infusion of Senna</ingredient>, 2 ounces each of <ingredient n=\"24\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Senna</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">rose Syrup</ingredient>, mix.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe> \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It was taken (the pills not answering) the effect 2 stools large &amp; solid, and one small thin stool\r\n            <lb />coloured. <choice><abbr>â„¥ij</abbr><expan>two ounces of</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"26\" t=\"20\">Vin. Ipecac</ingredient> operated well &amp; brought up a vast quantity of foul viscid stuff.\r\n            <lb />The next day he had 2 stools the first thin &amp; brown, the second solid &amp; greyish.\r\n        </p>    \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 22: \r\n            </p>\r\n            <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"245\">Aloes hepat</ingredient> gr. xii <ingredient n=\"151\">Sapon</ingredient> gr. viii <unclear>Kerm.</unclear> min. gr iv <unclear><ingredient n=\"65\" t=\"28\">ol cinnam</ingredient></unclear> gt. iij f<sup>t</sup> pil. ix Cap<sup>t</sup> iij ter Die. \r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>\r\n                Twelve grains of <ingredient n=\"245\">aloe hepatica</ingredient>, eight grains of <ingredient n=\"151\">soap</ingredient>, four grains of <illegible w=\"1\"/>, three grains of <unclear><ingredient n=\"65\" t=\"28\">oil of cinnamon</ingredient></unclear>, and make a pill of nine <illegible w=\"1\"/>, three per day.\r\n            </reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <p><lb />Taken regularly for\r\n            <lb />six days, without intermission. Procured stools one or two each day: They became now coloured &amp; fecal His\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> easier, his spirits better, his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart> clearer, the hardness near the <unclear>pit</unclear> of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> removed.\r\n        </p> \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />28.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n            <lb />Aq. <ingredient n=\"68\">menth. pip</ingredient> â„¥i. <unclear>T</unclear> <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. Peruv.</ingredient> Ê’ij <unclear>T.</unclear> <ingredient n=\"113\">amar</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"20\">Vin. Chalyb.</ingredient> aa Ê’i. pro haustu meridie &amp; vesperis sumendo.\r\n        \r\n        </orig>\r\n            <reg>\r\n                One ounce of <ingredient n=\"68\">peppermint</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>, and one drachm each of <ingredient n=\"113\">bitters</ingredient> and <unclear><ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"20\">Chalybeate in wine</ingredient></unclear>, for a draft to be taken noon and evening.\r\n            </reg>\r\n        </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />no stool for 2 days. 31<sup>st</sup> \r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />R. Pil <unclear>Extract</unclear> Ê’i Extr. <ingredient n=\"169\">Gent.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"35\">fl. Mart.</ingredient> aa Ê’Å¿s <ingredient n=\"65\" t=\"28\">ol. Cinnam.</ingredient> gtt. iv f<sup>t</sup> Pil. xxvii\r\n                    <lb />Cap<sup>t</sup> iij ter die.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take one drachm of <illegible w=\"1\"/>, half a drachm each of extract of <ingredient n=\"169\">Gentian</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"35\">flowers of Steel</ingredient>, and four drops of <ingredient n=\"65\" t=\"28\">oil of Cinnamon</ingredient>, and make a pill\r\n                    of twenty-seven <illegible w=\"1\"/> three times per day.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n            <p><lb />Every complaint mitigated. <symptom n=\"24\"><bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> rather bound</symptom>, not withstanding the Pills. 	<ingredient n=\"84\">Calcined\r\n                <lb />magnesia</ingredient> was taken occasionally &amp; assisted. The <bodypart n=\"58\">hypochondria</bodypart> were anointed every morning with\r\n            <lb />a solution of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphire</ingredient> in olive oil. <treatment n=\"17\">Pediluvia</treatment> useful.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />1773 <choice><abbr>Jan</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> An obstinate <condition n=\"13\">Cold</condition>; a tickling 	<symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>; <symptom n=\"8\">appetite diminished</symptom> <symptom n=\"6\">dejection of Spirits</symptom>; <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> and a return of\r\n            <lb />many of his former Complaints. No medicine take for many days, except <ingredient n=\"23\">camphorated Draughts</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />with 	<ingredient n=\"253\">puls. contrayerv.</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"12\">Elix. Paregor</ingredient> at night; <action n=\"19\">pectoral Lozenges</action> by day, and <ingredient n=\"84\">magnesia</ingredient> occasionally.\r\n            <lb />These not succeeding I gave 2 <choice><abbr>oz.</abbr><expan>ounces</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"26\" t=\"20\">Vin. Ipecac.</ingredient> which brought up a great quantity of viscid stuff, and\r\n            <lb />removed the bulk of his complaints. It should, I think, be mentioned in this place that he was very\r\n            <lb />subject to <condition n=\"13\">colds</condition> this Winter. That he had taken an <action n=\"14\">Emetic</action> four or five different times, and that\r\n            <lb />he, every time, threw up an abundance of glarey stuff - seldome any Bile.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> \r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />Aq. <ingredient n=\"68\">Menth pip.</ingredient> â„¥i <unclear>T</unclear> <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. Peruv.</ingredient> Ê’iij <unclear>T</unclear> <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhei</ingredient> Ê’ij. <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"20\">Vin. Chalyb.</ingredient> Ê’i <unclear>T.</unclear> <ingredient n=\"252\">Cantharid</ingredient> gtt. xvi. f<sup>t</sup> h. mane <unclear>st.s.s.</unclear>\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    One ounce of <ingredient n=\"68\">Peppermint water</ingredient>, three drachms of <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient>, one drachm of <unclear><ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"20\">Chalybeates in Wine</ingredient></unclear>, sixteen drops of <ingredient n=\"252\">Canthradin</ingredient>, and make <illegible w=\"4\"/>\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />These draughts (with a daily increase of 2 drops of <ingredient n=\"252\" t=\"1\">Tinct. Cantharid</ingredient>) were continued for a considerable\r\n            <lb />time, so that at length he took more than one hundred Drops per Diem, &amp; that without the least\r\n            <lb />uneasy sensation. An Evidence, I  think, of the morbid excess of the Mucous Secretions, whereby the\r\n            <lb />different organs were rendered, in a manner, insensible to a stimulus. During the use of these\r\n            <lb />draughts, &amp; <ingredient n=\"84\">calcined Magnes</ingredient>, <choice><reg>pro re Nata</reg><orig>as needed</orig></choice>, the <bodypart n=\"69\">Intestines</bodypart> performed their office regularly; the Urine\r\n            <lb />was more plentiful &amp; less loaded; the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> was softer; the appetite &amp; Digestion improved; <symptom n=\"66\">numbness</symptom>,\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> or <symptom n=\"22\">giddiness</symptom> not frequent: Complexion and Spirits good. I now began to conceive great\r\n            <lb />hope &amp; indeed so did my Patient &amp; his Friends.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>M<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>March</expan></choice> \r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n            <lb />\r\n            <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tinct. Cort. Peruv</ingredient> â„¥iv. <unclear>T</unclear> <ingredient n=\"113\">amar</ingredient> - <ingredient n=\"256\">Cardamom</ingredient> aa â„¥iÅ¿s <ingredient n=\"96\">serpentar</ingredient> â„¥j â„³ Cap.<sup>t</sup> Coch. I duabus ante\r\n                    <lb />prandium horis, et hora<unclear><sup>t</sup></unclear> 6<sup>r</sup> p.m. in â„¥iv aq. tepid. </orig>\r\n            <reg>\r\n                Four ounces of <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">tincture of Peruvian Bark</ingredient>, one and a half ounces each of <ingredient n=\"113\">bitters</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"256\">Cardamom</ingredient>, one ounce of <ingredient n=\"96\">snakeroot</ingredient>, and mix. <illegible w=\"2\"/> Two hours before lunch, and at the hour of tpm in four ounces of tepid water.\r\n            </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />prandium horis, et hora<unclear><sup>t</sup></unclear> 6<sup>r</sup> p.m. in â„¥iv aq. tepid. This was taken for some days with\r\n            <lb />advantage: but, omissions, <condition n=\"13\">colds</condition>, &amp; some little Errors in point of Diet, brought on again a return\r\n            <lb />of complaints.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Ap<sup>l</sup></abbr><expan>April</expan></choice> Tepid Baths were tried &amp; found useful. Indeed any circumstance that contributed to lessen the strictures \r\n            <lb />on the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>, relieved all his complaints for a time. From this observation, repeatedly made, I\r\n            <lb />recommended 	<ingredient n=\"64\">Dover\'s sudorific powder</ingredient>, &amp; desired the assistance of another Physician. The first dose,\r\n            <lb />20 <choice><abbr>gr.</abbr><expan>grains</expan></choice>, had no effect. The second dose, 25 <choice><abbr>gr.</abbr><expan>grains</expan></choice>, produced a moist 	<bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> &amp; great relief. The third dose, 30 <choice><abbr>gr.</abbr><expan>grains</expan></choice>,\r\n            <lb />occasioned a 	<symptom n=\"28\">great propensity to sweat</symptom>, which he prevented by getting out of Bed.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In three days after, 	<symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> &amp; a sense of Fulness required a dose of <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetic pills</ingredient> with <unclear>I</unclear> gr. of <ingredient n=\"110\">Tart. Emet</ingredient>,\r\n            <lb />which afforded so much relief, that of his own accord, he had them repeated at different times, &amp; always\r\n            <lb />with advantage pro tempore. On the 25<sup>th</sup> of this month I had a second interview with D.<sup>r</sup> Turton, who\r\n            <lb />proposed the following prescription, which he had seen successfully employed, by De Haen at Vienna,\r\n            <lb />in similar cases \r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n        <lb />\r\n            <ingredient n=\"53\">Sapon hisspan</ingredient> â„¥ij. <ingredient n=\"154\">G. ammon</ingredient> Ê’i 	<ingredient n=\"158\">Sal. Diuret</ingredient> â„ˆij  Decoct seq. <unclear>Tereb venet</unclear>. q.s. f<sup>t.</sup> Pil Medioc\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Two ounces of <ingredient n=\"53\">spanish Soap</ingredient>, one drachm of <ingredient n=\"154\">Gum ammoniac</ingredient>, two scruples of <ingredient n=\"158\">Diuretic Salts</ingredient>, <illegible w=\"2\"/> and make a pill <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice> \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž Rad <illegible w=\"3\"/> aa Ê’x\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"157\">flor. hyperici</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"11\">ChamÃ¦m</ingredient> aa Mj <ingredient n=\"121\">Rad. Glycirrhiz</ingredient> â„¥ij coque parum in Aq. Q.S. et colentur <unclear>librÃ¦ dud</unclear>\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take 10 drachms each of root <illegible w=\"3\" />, 1 handful each of <ingredient n=\"157\">St John\'s Wort</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"11\">Chamomile</ingredient> and 2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"121\">Liquorice root</ingredient>, boil a little in sufficient quantity of water and strain <illegible l=\"8\" />\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>               \r\n        <p>   \r\n            <lb />These medicines were taken for 8 or 9 days without sensible advantage.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />May. I prescribed the following Boluses which were taken for many days. The effects were, a regular habit of\r\n            <lb />Body; a softer <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>; better urine, and a <symptom n=\"30\">crop of Eruptions on the <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart></symptom>.\r\n        </p>    \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">Extr. Cort. Peruv. mol.</ingredient> gr. xv <ingredient n=\"401\">sal. sodÅ“</ingredient> gr. x <ingredient n=\"34\">fl. sulph.</ingredient> <unclear>lot.</unclear> gr. v. <ingredient n=\"213\" t=\"28\">ol. Anis </ingredient>gt. ij f<sup>t</sup> mane &amp; vesp. sumend\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take 15 grains <ingredient n=\"1\">extract of soft peruvian bark</ingredient>, 10 grains of <ingredient n=\"401\">salsola soda</ingredient>, <illegible l=\"3\" /> 5 grains of <ingredient n=\"34\">flowers of sulphur</ingredient>, 2 drops of <ingredient n=\"213\" t=\"28\">Aniseed oil</ingredient> let it be made into large pills and taken morning and evening.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />June I advised the cold Bath after a due preperation by a few tepid Baths &amp;c. The latter was complied with, and\r\n            <lb />always gave relief by relaxing the surface. Cold Bathing was defer\'d till his return to Yorkshire, and\r\n            <lb />then not used.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />On his return to town, last winter, his complaints were nearly as various as the year before. On the whole\r\n            <lb />however he was better. I realy did not know what plan to adopt for his greater advantage, and therefore\r\n            <lb />only recommended a strict attention to Regimen; an <treatment n=\"30\"><ingredient n=\"3\">aloetic</ingredient> purge</treatment> <unclear>T</unclear> <ingredient n=\"110\">Tart. emet</ingredient>, occasionally; &amp; sometimes\r\n            <lb />a tepid Bath.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />1774 March. He complained of a <symptom n=\"59\">Tenesmus</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"27\">frequent irritation to make water</symptom>, with an uneasy sensation in his <bodypart n=\"59\">Loins</bodypart>,\r\n            <lb />and great Rumbling in the bottom of his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>. I suspected <condition n=\"38\">HÃ¦morrhoids</condition> &amp; wish\'d for a <symptom n=\"65\">flux of Blood</symptom>. It did\r\n            <lb />not happen. <ingredient n=\"34\">Fl. sulph.</ingredient> <unclear>lot.</unclear> &amp; <ingredient n=\"270\">magnes.</ingredient> <choice><abbr>aa Ê’Å¿s</abbr><expan>, half a drachm of each, </expan></choice> gave him ease; the following Electary cured him.\r\n        </p>    \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"65\" t=\"13\">Elect. e Casia</ingredient> <unclear><ingredient n=\"67\">Ã¦th. Min.</ingredient></unclear> aa â„¥j <unclear>P e</unclear> <ingredient n=\"24\">Sena comp.</ingredient> Ê’iij <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl.</ingredient> q.s. Cap<sup>t</sup> <unclear>q</unclear> n. m. h.s. &amp; mane seq. \r\n                    <lb />quotidie, augendo vel minuend dosin prout responderit alvus.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take 1 ounce each of <ingredient n=\"65\" t=\"13\">Electuary of Cassia</ingredient> and <unclear><ingredient n=\"67\">Ã¦th. Min.</ingredient></unclear>, 3 drachms <unclear>P e</unclear><ingredient n=\"24\">senna complex</ingredient>, and sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">simple syrup</ingredient> let him take <unclear>the quantity</unclear> of a nutmeg at bed time and the following morning.\r\n                    everyday, increasing or decreasing the dose as the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> requires.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In a few days after this complaint had been over, I was induced to try 5 g<sup>tt</sup> of <del><unclear>Ipec</unclear></del> <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient>, and\r\n            <lb />1 gr. of 	<ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecac.</ingredient> gradually increased, every morning. The first day it caused a <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom> for a short time: he\r\n            <lb />thought himself better the rest of the day. half a grain was added every morning till the dose amounted to\r\n            <lb />three grains. From 2 to 3 grains <symptom n=\"3\">sickend</symptom> him much &amp; occasioned him to <symptom n=\"3\">vomit</symptom> some ropey stuff mix\'d\r\n            <lb />with Bile, as I imagined at first; but I rather suspect the <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> deceived us. He passed the remainder of\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />           \r\n            <lb />Each day tolerably well, but but at length grew tired of his morning <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom>, &amp; the remedy was discontinued.\r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In april I tried the following, which did not answer my Expectation. \r\n        </p>   \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"81\">Rad. Columb.</ingredient> <unclear>p.</unclear> â„¥i <ingredient n=\"21\">Cort. Aurant</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb />aquÃ¦ font. â„¥xii. <ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. Cinnam. sp.</ingredient> â„¥iv macerentur <unclear>p</unclear> vij horas sine Calore.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take an ounce of <ingredient n=\"81\">Columbo root</ingredient> <illegible l=\"1\" />, half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"21\">Orange Peel</ingredient>,\r\n                    12 ounces of spring water, four ounces of <ingredient n=\"65\">simple Cinnamon Water</ingredient>, soak for seven hours without heat.  \r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>    	\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž Infus. supra prescript. â„¥ij. <ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecac.</ingredient> <unclear>p.</unclear> gr. f<sup>t</sup> haust. mane sumend quotidie et repetend\r\n                    <lb /><unclear>Unis</unclear> horis ante prand. sine <ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecac.</ingredient>\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take two ounces of an Infusion of the above prescription with two grains of <ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecacuanha</ingredient> <unclear>p</unclear> to make a draught to be taken in the morning everyday: and repeated \r\n                    <illegible l=\"4\" /> hour before dinner without <ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecacuanha</ingredient>.                \r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>    	\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />My last advice was, to go to Aix la Chapelle, and, under proper direction, to use <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"43\">those excellent waters</ingredient> internÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ally &amp; externally for 3 weeks or a month. Then, and not before, to repair to the Pouhon &amp; Geronsterre springs\r\n            <lb />at Spa. His Engagements have prevented him this summer.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He is a most amiable man &amp; deserves good health. I most sincerely wish you success in your endeavour to\r\n            <lb />restore him so invaluable a blessing. But if your prescriptions should happen to fail, will it not\r\n            <lb />be right to try these Waters during the warm months next Summer?\r\n        </p>      \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I need not tell you that the Generality of Patients, in his way, are to prone to transgress as soon\r\n            <lb />as they find Relief: This is a Rock he has often struck against. I doubt not you will gain his implicit\r\n            <lb />confidence, perhaps more than any other Physician has; and there is not, I am sure, a Physician who\r\n            <lb />can more strongly, than your self, enforce the words of, I think, Montanus \"In curatione hujus\r\n            <lb />\"morbi, non licet prÃ¦finire tempus mensis unius, aut anni, sicut in aliis contingat;\r\n            <lb />\"sed oportet in toto vitÃ¦ suÃ¦ tempore curationi operam dare; interdum curationi;\r\n            <lb />\"intendum prÃ¦servationi attendendo.\"<note>Johannes Baptista Montanus (1496-1551), was the leading Italian humanist physician of his era, who became professor at Padua. The immediate source of this quotation was probably Robert Whytt, <i>Oberservatations on the Nature, Causes and Cure of those Disorders which have been commonly called nervous, hypochondriac, or hysteric</i> (Edinburgh: 1767), p. 324, where Whytt cites the source as Montanus, <i>Chirugica Consilia</i> (Nuremberg: 1559), p. 230. The passage refers to the treatment of hypochondria. In paraphrase it cautions that \'in the course of treating this disease one must not merely observe any appearances for a predetermined period of one month, or the year, as in others; rather, it is necessary to give attention to the whole of the patient\'s life at the time of treatment and sometimes, beyond.\'</note>\r\n        </p>             \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute><lb />I should be very happy to be honoured with your thoughts on this subject, &amp; request you will believe\r\n                <lb />that I am, with great respect &amp; esteem, Dear Sir,\r\n                <lb />your most obedient servant</salute>\r\n            <signed>R. W. Stack</signed>\r\n            <dateline>London\r\n                <lb />26<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Sep<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1774</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div> \r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />    \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Professor of Physick\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift /><annot>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Stack\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>ab<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>about</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Stapleton\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 26. 1774\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>   \r\n</body>', 914, 3, '2013-08-28 10:11:32', 777),
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It very often happens that\r\n        <lb />no <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment>is raised on <bodypart n=\"1\">the crown of the head</bodypart> &amp; in that case\r\n        <lb />let the <treatment n=\"4\">blistering plaister lye on</treatment> till the hair growing up\r\n        <lb />pushes it off, but if it happens that <treatment n=\"4\">a blister is raised\r\n        <lb />the plaister may be taken away</treatment> and the part healed up in the\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />ordinary way, for I <treatment n=\"11\">should not think it proper to have\r\n            <lb />it kept open by any Issue</treatment> <treatment n=\"43\">ointment applied</treatment>.</p>\r\n<p><lb />From the application I have proposed you will be able\r\n    <lb />to judge whither it has any effect on your <symptom n=\"22\">giddiness</symptom> or other\r\n        <lb />symptoms &amp; if it has you may now &amp; then, have recourse to\r\n        <lb />such an application for eight or ten days, but this I mean\r\n    <lb />to be during the course of next winter, for during the sumÂ¬\r\n    <lb />mer I depend upon cold bathing which would not be conveÂ¬\r\n    <lb />nient with <treatment n=\"4\">any blister on <bodypart n=\"1\">your head</bodypart></treatment>.</p>\r\n   <p><lb />Against the first of June I think you should repair to\r\n        <lb />Holy Island or other place where you can have conveniency\r\n        <lb />for sea bathing and for a month you should practice\r\n        <lb />the sea bathing as you have formerly done. You should\r\n        <lb />take it always in the morning before breakfast and must\r\n       <lb /><symptom n=\"21\">take care not to be in the least heated</symptom> by any exercise\r\n        <lb />before you go into the sea.</p>\r\n   <p><lb />A month of the sea bathing at the most proper Season\r\n       <lb />will I hope be enough<del>t</del> to strengthen <bodypart n=\"47\">your nerves</bodypart> so much\r\n        <lb />that they may be afterwards kept in proper condition by the\r\n       <lb />chamber bath which you are to use at home. For this purÂ¬\r\n       <lb />pose I have ordered <treatment n=\"54\">a machine</treatment> which shall be sent to you\r\n        <lb />in due time with proper directions</p>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <p><lb />Cold bathing In one shape or other is a remedy that I\r\n        <lb />depend upon in your case and therefore it is to <add place=\"above\">be</add> practised very\r\n        <lb />constantly, but not so strictly but that you may frequently\r\n        <lb />omitt it for a day or even several days together, especially\r\n        <lb />when <symptom n=\"22\">any recurrence of giddiness</symptom> shall tempt you to repeat\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">the application of the blister</treatment>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />At present I do not percieve that any internal medicine\r\n        <lb />can be usefull to you as I think none can so effectually\r\n        <lb />strengthen <bodypart n=\"47\">your nerves</bodypart> as the cold bathing. <subst><del>and</del><add place=\"above\">The <ingredient n=\"11\">Chamomile</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"22\">Valerian</ingredient> tea should not be continued. I think that</add></subst> especially\r\n        <lb />during the Summer season when you can be much in the\r\n        <lb />fresh air &amp; in gentle exercise, medicines are less necessary,\r\n        <lb />but towards the approach of winter, or during the course of\r\n        <lb />it, when you must be more confined, you may be the better\r\n        <lb />for taking for a week or two at one time the <action n=\"35\">Cephalic\r\n        <lb />Electuary</action> ordered below. You must not however take this\r\n        <lb />medicine for above a fortnight at one time and must <del>not</del> not\r\n        <lb />either return to it again but after an interval of some\r\n        <lb />weeks.</p>\r\n <p><lb />For the rest you must depend upon your regimen\r\n     <lb />in avoiding every thing that may any way disorder <bodypart n=\"47\">your\r\n     <lb />nerves</bodypart>. It would be very proper for you to be often on horseÂ¬\r\n        <lb />back, but your motion should be always gentle &amp; never very\r\n        <lb />long continued. It will also be proper for you to walk\r\n     <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <lb />out very often, but this requires still more caution as\r\n        <lb />your past experience shews that nothing is more <subst><del>liable</del><add place=\"above\">ready to</add></subst>\r\n        <lb />bring on your disorder than violent exercise.</p>\r\n <p><lb />In diet I do not see it necessary for you to be confined\r\n        <lb />to any particular foods. A very low diet of vegetables alone\r\n        <lb />would I think be hurtfull; but on the other hand a full\r\n     <lb />diet of much animal food would more certainly <subst><del>hurt you</del><add place=\"above\">prove so</add></subst>\r\n        <lb />Your diet therefore should be as commonly it is of a mixed\r\n        <lb />kind, only avoiding, meat suppers &amp; at dinner keeping the\r\n     <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> always light by avoiding the heavier kinds <del>&amp;</del> of\r\n        <lb />animal food or a full meal of animal food alone.</p>\r\n    <p><lb /><del>In drink you may</del> For ordinary drink you may take\r\n        <lb />water or bear as most agreable to you and every day\r\n        <lb />both at dinner &amp; supper you should take a few glasses\r\n        <lb />of wine, but it should be a few only, for such a quantity\r\n        <lb />as <symptom n=\"21\">would in the least heat you</symptom> would be very hurtfull\r\n        <lb />When a person takes but a few glasses only there is no occaÂ¬\r\n        <lb />sion for any nicety in the choice of it</p>\r\n <p><lb />I think you told me that you were regular in your\r\n     <lb />stools &amp; thereforethat <action n=\"21\">no Laxative is necessary</action> to you, but I\r\n     <lb />must observe that it is very necessary that <bodypart n=\"64\">your belly</bodypart> contiÂ¬\r\n     <lb />nues regular, for <symptom n=\"24\">any degree of costiveness</symptom> will be very hurtÂ¬\r\n        <lb />full to you &amp; if any such thing should happen you should</p>\r\n</div></body>', 1210, 2, '2012-10-31 11:45:45', 165);
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may at best prove tedious I was anxious to have the assisÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tance of more advice in his Case <choice><abbr>q<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he &amp; M<sup>rs</sup> Innes have\r\n            <lb />agreed to &amp; on information drawn up by me &amp; perused by himÂ¬\r\n            <lb />self or his friends will be sent you by this Post in order to\r\n            <lb />Consult any Physician in <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>, in whom you have the\r\n            <lb />greatest confidence -- M<sup>r</sup> Innes is a very valuable young\r\n            <lb />man, one for whom I have a very great esteem &amp; I should\r\n            <lb />be very unhappy if any thing was omitted that could contriÂ¬\r\n            <lb />bute to this recovery -- the chiefe reasons for giving you\r\n            <lb />this trouble are to prevent any discouraging <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del><add place=\"above\"><illegible w=\"1\" /></add> to\r\n            <lb />be mentioned in the Consultation, as it must be ostensable\r\n            <lb />to himself, or what might not be proper for him to see\r\n            <lb />to be wrote to me separate, &amp; to desire if a strict ReÂ¬\r\n            <lb />gimen be thought proper that it may be enforced by every\r\n            <lb />argument suitable to a young man -- I should do him\r\n            <lb />much injustice if I accused him of obstinancy in following\r\n            <lb />advice, but every thing I have said to him as to keeping\r\n            <lb />quiet &amp; easy &amp; avoiding Diversions that may beget keeness\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />&amp; raise his passions, will no doubt be more attended\r\n            <lb />to that it is likewise the opinion of another Physician --\r\n            <lb />You are well acquainted with M<sup>r</sup> Inness &amp; can suggest\r\n            <lb />what particular Cautions may be proper to recommend to him -\r\n            <lb />I have not mentioned to M<sup>r</sup> Inness nor any of his friends\r\n            <lb />that I have wrote you on this subject\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Your friend Lady Abercromby has recovered her strength\r\n            <lb />considerably, but such complaints at her Ladyships time\r\n            <lb />of Life are seldome quite removd --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I beg to present my most respectful compliments to\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Abercromby &amp; all the family I am with much esteem\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>hulle</abbr><expan>humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Ja<sup>s</sup> Saunders</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Bamff 25<sup>th</sup> July 1775</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />P.s. youll readily guess at what I mean as to Cautions neÂ¬\r\n                <lb />cessary for Capt Inness, tho no Gambler yet in his present\r\n                <lb />situation gaming to any extent that may excite his Physician\r\n                <lb />may be hurtful - as I thought proper to leave <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> choice of\r\n                <lb />the Physician to be consulted to your\r\n                <lb />self I would not write any Letter with\r\n                <lb />the information &amp; indeed my medical\r\n                <lb />acquaintances in <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> are not now\r\n                <lb />very numerous since <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Death of the old Physicians.\r\n                <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Cullen is the one to whom I am best acquainted\r\n                <lb />&amp; whose abilities are well known, but still we shall\r\n                <lb />be well enough off with any body you think proper\r\n                <lb />as information should, I think, confined entirely to <unclear>friends</unclear>, I\r\n                <lb />have given no opinion of the case, but I wish to know how\r\n                <lb />far its thought to be connected with the <symptom n=\"62\">inflamned</symptom> <bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart> <add place=\"below\">&amp;c</add>\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />General Abercromby\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Innes\r\n                <lb />By D<sup>r</sup> Saunders\r\n                <lb />Jan<sup>ry</sup> 25<sup>th</sup> 1775\r\n                <lb />V. II. p.67\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1115, 11, '2014-10-13 15:19:51', 107),
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M<sup>r</sup> Holder from his Infancy to the Age\r\n            <lb />of 21, was one of the healthiest persons living, &amp; one\r\n            <lb />of the most temperate. Near 22, he was seized with\r\n            <lb />a very violent <symptom n=\"25\">Jaundice</symptom>, which lasted 6 Weeks, &amp;\r\n            <lb />was cured by the Expulsion of a very large <condition n=\"55\">GallÂ¬\r\n            <lb />stone</condition>. From that Time he became extremely subject\r\n            <lb />to great Secretions of <bodypart n=\"88\">Bile</bodypart>, attended with violent\r\n            <lb />Pains in the <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, &amp; with <symptom n=\"3\">Vomitings</symptom> &amp;\r\n            <lb />Purgings; which Symptoms frequently recurred, &amp; were\r\n            <lb />not to be removed but by <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>. From the\r\n            <lb />Age of 24 to that of 42, at which he is now arÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rived, he hath been rather of a convivial Disposition,\r\n            <lb />though not what is commonly deemed intemperate.\r\n            <lb />By constant &amp; violent Exercise on Horseback, &amp; the\r\n            <lb />habitual Use of a rough, generous Cider, he supposes\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"38\">bilious</symptom> Tendency of his Constitution to have been\r\n            <lb />considerably check\'d. And yet, on the other Side, having\r\n            <lb />been usually exposed, during the last-mentioned periÂ¬\r\n            <lb />od, to all Changes of Weather, while carrying on a veÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ry extensive Country-Business as surgeon &amp; ApotheÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cary, he became very subject to <condition n=\"108\">Catarrhs</condition>, though not\r\n            <lb />of long duration. -- For the last 3 Months he hath\r\n            <lb />been much indisposed with <symptom n=\"38\">bilious</symptom> Complaints, which\r\n            <lb />so prevailed as to threaten, tho\' they only threatened,\r\n            <lb />a complete <symptom n=\"25\">Jaundice</symptom>; the <bodypart n=\"48\">Serum of his Blood</bodypart> being deeply\r\n            <lb />tinged with <bodypart n=\"88\">Bile</bodypart>. Ever since his Confinement he hath been\r\n            <lb />afflicted with bitter <symptom n=\"29\">Eructations</symptom>, &amp; with <symptom n=\"38\">bilious</symptom> <symptom n=\"3\">Vomitings</symptom>\r\n            \r\n       <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n                \r\n            <lb />&amp; Purgings; which seemed to himself, independantly\r\n            <lb />of the Pain in his <bodypart n=\"40\">Thorax</bodypart>, greatly to weaken him, &amp; to\r\n            <lb />occasion an extreme <symptom n=\"8\">Inappetence &amp; Abhorrence of\r\n            <lb />Food</symptom>. Nevertheless at Times he eats with pleasure\r\n            <lb />a Meal of Fish, which he appears to digest as well\r\n            <lb />as ever he did in his Life.                \r\n          </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Qu. 2. As to the Cause of the Disorders, i.e. of the\r\n            <lb />Pain &amp; <symptom n=\"12\">DyspnÅ“a</symptom>, the Patient can form no Conjecture.\r\n            <lb />He remembers their Commencement to have been about\r\n            <lb />4 Years ago.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To Qu. 3 he hath nothing to answer, except that\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"5\">Fits</symptom> are much longer going off than formerly.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />With regard to Qu. 4, he says, that he can <symptom n=\"12\">inspire\r\n                <lb />&amp; expire</symptom> without any Excitation of pain, or the\r\n            <lb />least Inconvenience.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Qu. 5. See the Conclusion of the Answer to Qu. 1.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Qu. 6. He hath voided no <condition n=\"55\">Gall-Stone</condition> since the\r\n            <lb />first. As to Appearances of <symptom n=\"25\">Jaundice</symptom>, see Answer\r\n            <lb />to Qu. 1.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Qu. 7. The <symptom n=\"66\">Numbness</symptom> he hath experienced incessantly\r\n            <lb />for about 3 Months; except only that <treatment n=\"20\">Sinapisms</treatment> for\r\n            <lb />a very short Time produced some Sensation in, &amp;\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"80\">blister\'d</symptom> the <bodypart n=\"24\">Feet</bodypart>. But at present <treatment n=\"4\">plaisters</treatment> of <ingredient n=\"170\">BurÂ¬\r\n                <lb />gundy-Pitch</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"282\">Euphorbium</ingredient> have no sensible\r\n            <lb />Effect.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Qu. 8. The pain is only from Motion, such as <symptom n=\"4\">CoughÂ¬\r\n                <lb />ing</symptom>, <symptom n=\"128\">Sneezing</symptom>, &amp; every Declination from an horizontal\r\n            <lb />Posture. Of course the Patient now constantly keeps\r\n            <lb />his Bed.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Qu. 9. The Pain seems, &amp; always has seemed to be,\r\n            <lb />as nearly as possible, <subst><del>to</del><add>in</add></subst> the <bodypart n=\"40\">Middle of the Sternum</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n                <p>\r\n                    <lb />Parry of Cirencester\r\n                    <lb />about\r\n                    <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Holder, March.\r\n                    <lb />1775.\r\n                </p>             \r\n        </annot>\r\n       \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        <opener>\r\n            <dateline>March 18</dateline>.\r\n        </opener>\r\n        <head>\r\n            <lb />Miscellaneous particulars, without\r\n            <lb />Arrangement, just as recollected.\r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The Patient perhaps remarked to the Doctor in the\r\n            <lb />former Account of his Case, that <choice><abbr>ab<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>about</expan></choice> 6 Weeks ago he\r\n            <lb />caught a violent <condition n=\"13\">Cold</condition> by Riding through a deep\r\n            <lb />Flood, which occasioned an extreme <symptom n=\"75\">Hoarseness</symptom>; but\r\n            <lb /><del>that</del> his Voice has been restored to him for some\r\n            <lb />Time.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><u>Water Drinking</u> for 5 months, preceding the 3\r\n            <lb />Months of his violent Disorder, apparently <symptom n=\"23\">weakened</symptom>\r\n            <lb />the Powers of his <bodypart n=\"42\">Heart</bodypart>, &amp; <symptom n=\"23\">bereaved him of <symptom n=\"26\">Flesh</symptom> &amp;\r\n                <lb />Strength</symptom>. - He does not appear to have had a <u><symptom n=\"34\">Fe\r\n            <lb />ver</symptom></u>. - He was extremely <symptom n=\"23\">weakened</symptom> <del>when</del> by a small\r\n            <lb /><u>Loss of <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart></u> when his <condition n=\"13\">Cold</condition> was <add place=\"above\">at</add> the worst.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The <u><symptom n=\"109\">Gushing Noise</symptom></u> below his <bodypart n=\"7\">Ear</bodypart> (now of late in his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"7\">Ear</bodypart>) he hath probably remarked in the former Case.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Cheston, an eminent Surgeon at Glo\'ster, was\r\n            <lb />confident on studying his Case, &amp; even brought over\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Wall of Worcester to his Opinion, that the Disorder\r\n            <lb />was a <u><condition n=\"93\">Polypus</condition> in the <bodypart n=\"42\">Heart</bodypart></u>; the Symptoms being\r\n            <lb />precisely similar to those of a Patient who died in the\r\n            <lb />Glo\'ster Infirmary, &amp;, being opened, appeared to have\r\n            <lb />a fleshy <symptom n=\"108\">Excrescence</symptom>, or <condition n=\"93\">Polypus</condition>, interwoven with the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"42\">ColumnÃ¦ of the Heart</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />His <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> seems sometimes to arise from a <symptom n=\"61\">Nausea</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />at other Times the <symptom n=\"61\">Nausea</symptom> from the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He was accustomed for a great while to be worse eveÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ry other Day: He is now so every other Night. To prove,\r\n            <lb />as he thinks, how much Spasm is concerned, he remarks,\r\n            <lb />he can sleep very soundly on the well Night in any\r\n            <lb />Posture that is horizontal; but on the bad Night, the\r\n            <lb />Motion of his <bodypart n=\"42\">Heart</bodypart> is so <symptom n=\"55\">languid</symptom> (when instead of the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"73\">strong gushing</symptom>, he perceives <symptom n=\"73\">a faint <add place=\"above\">hissing</add> sound</symptom>) that his utmost\r\n            <lb />care is requisite to continue it\'s Motion, by keeping strictly\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />to the horizontal posture.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />On Wednesday the 15<u><sup>th</sup></u> instant, his <symptom n=\"38\">bilious</symptom> Disorder being\r\n            <lb />extremely bad, he took pulverized <u><ingredient n=\"81\">Columbo-Root</ingredient></u>, <subst><del>3</del> <add place=\"above\">10</add></subst> Grains,\r\n            <lb />&amp; 3 Grains of <u><ingredient n=\"136\">aromatic Species</ingredient></u> every Hour, which reliev\'d\r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, &amp; by Thursday Night seemed to have totally\r\n            <lb />settled it, &amp; to give his Disorder a Turn downward; &amp; he\r\n            <lb />now continues it in a double Dose, every three Hours, as\r\n            <lb />it gives him great Comfort in his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart>,\r\n            <lb />&amp; seems to strengthen his <bodypart n=\"42\">Heart</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><del><illegible w=\"2\" /></del> He <del>has</del> began taking the <ingredient n=\"67\">Ã†ther</ingredient>, which seems\r\n            <lb />good of it\'s Kind, yesterday; has taken 6 Doses, &amp; his <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart>,\r\n            <lb />with regard to the <symptom n=\"66\">Numbness</symptom>, seem to be amazingly mendÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ed. The Sensibility of his <bodypart n=\"15\">Hands</bodypart> had been in some Measure\r\n            <lb />restored before. It remarkably (I mean the <ingredient n=\"67\">Ã†ther</ingredient>) filled\r\n            <lb />him with <symptom n=\"7\">Wind</symptom>. He had not been out of Bed for 4 Days\r\n            <lb />till to Day, when he bore getting up better than many\r\n            <lb />Efforts of the same Kind before. He took <unclear>a</unclear> Dose of\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"67\">Ã†ther</ingredient> immediately before, &amp; another immediately after\r\n            <lb />quitting his Bed; the Motion of his <bodypart n=\"42\">Heart</bodypart> being at once\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">exceedingly quick</symptom> and <symptom n=\"55\">languid</symptom>. On his taking the very first\r\n            <lb />Dose of it, in a too small Draught of Water, he found\r\n            <lb />such an apparent Bursting (or something like Bursting)\r\n            <lb />in the place where the Pain was, that he was terrified;\r\n            <lb />but he thinks the Situation of the Pain to have been\r\n            <lb />much lower ever since, even as low as the <bodypart n=\"118\">Cartilago\r\n            <lb />ensiformis</bodypart>; &amp; he has hardly since been free from pain, eÂ¬\r\n            <lb />specially on Talking.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am sensible that in this Case there are some ObÂ¬\r\n            <lb />scurities, &amp; perhaps some little Inconsistences; but, the\r\n            <lb />Patient being very <symptom n=\"55\">languid</symptom>, I could not demand of him\r\n            <lb />so many Explanations as I could have wished. D<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb />Cullen\'s penetration will enable him to see through the\r\n            <lb />whole. Though not of the Faculty, I think I have\r\n            <lb />exprest exactly the Ideas communicated by the patient,\r\n            <lb />which he himself allowed me to have done.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>Joshua Parry</signed>.\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />It may be added, that M<sup>r</sup> Holder has suffered long\r\n            <lb />and intense uneasiness from some of his closest family\r\n            <lb />connections.\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1135, 1, '2013-06-14 10:31:26', 243),
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Ruffi</ingredient> gradually and increasing\r\n    <lb />the doses as there <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> be occasion. This in about 48 hours, opend\r\n    <lb />the passage by stool, and on the 30<sup>th.</sup> of March the patient voided\r\n     <lb /><condition n=\"55\">a <symptom n=\"38\">Bilious</symptom> concretion of the size of a large Walnut</condition>. 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Otherwise pretty easy days, and\r\n    <lb />no <symptom n=\"2\">shiverings</symptom> &amp;c. since <del><unclear>11</unclear></del> Sunday 9.<sup>th.</sup> N.B. <symptom n=\"15\">The pulse very good</symptom> â€“\r\n    <lb />The water various, sometimes pale &amp; thin, <add place=\"above\">and in plenty</add> at other times extremely\r\n    <lb />turbid and high coloured almost the colour of Grumous blood or\r\n    <lb />Coffee with a pretty copious sediment, but in small quantities , and\r\n    <lb />chiefly after exercise. No remarkable diminuation of strength, but\r\n    <lb />bears exercise very well hitherto.</p>\r\n</div></body>', 1138, 11, '2015-04-10 11:20:27', 164),
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Such a\r\n            <lb/>state frequently ends in a <condition n=\"1\">Phthisis</condition> but I hope M<sup>r</sup> Mellis\r\n            <lb/>is not yet come to that, &amp; therefore Care &amp; pains may\r\n            <lb/>still prolong his Life to a due term. I doubt if it will\r\n            <lb/>be possible to restore his <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart> or to prevent their\r\n            <lb/>being frequently Affected with <symptom n=\"36\">Catarrhal</symptom> disorder.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I believe you have done as much for him, as could be, &amp; \r\n            <lb/>you have employed so many proper remedies, as leave \r\n            <lb/>me very little to add. But I shall give you my oppinion\r\n            <lb/>of the most proper Conduct.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>His diet should consist of Milk &amp; farinacea with\r\n            <lb/>Fruits of any kind avoiding on the one hand Animal\r\n            <lb/>food &amp; on the other roots &amp; Greens. His drink should \r\n            <lb/>be water or watery Liquors only, Avoiding all kinds of \r\n            <lb/>fermented Liquor. <del>the</del> He must continue to take as\r\n            <lb/>much Excercise on Horseback as the weather &amp; other\r\n            <lb/>Circumstances will allow. Much walking &amp; any kind\r\n            <lb/>of Bodily Excercise is bad. He should wear a Flannel\r\n            <lb/>shirt next his skin might &amp; Day, be otherwise well\r\n            <lb/>Cloathed &amp; otherwise Carefully guard against cold &amp; DampÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ness. - The <treatment n=\"11\">Isue</treatment> is to be continued in his <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart>, &amp;\r\n            <lb/>upon occasion of his <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> becoming more bound with\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"12\">difficultie of Breathing</symptom> a <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> on his <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart>, but while \r\n            <lb/>the <unclear><treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment></unclear> continues in his <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart> it will not be necessary\r\n            <lb/>to keep the <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> Long open, &amp; it will be better to reserve\r\n            <lb/>the front for fresh <treatment n=\"4\">Blisters</treatment>. I am glad he finds relief from\r\n            <lb/>the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> &amp; as I supose that neither of them\r\n            <lb/>are in large doses, I am clear they should be continued.\r\n        </p>\r\n   <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>As his <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> is frequently bound &amp; Expectoration difficult, it may \r\n            <lb/>be proper to employ some <action n=\"19\">Pectorals</action> but of the Coolest kind.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The <ingredient n=\"25\">squils</ingredient> may be usefull but in small doses, they are\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"9\">fatiguing</symptom> by the <symptom n=\"61\">nausea</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"3\">sickiness</symptom> they induce &amp; therefore\r\n            <lb/>tho full doses are best, they can not be long continued at\r\n            <lb/>one time. I give you the following as a <action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action> to\r\n            <lb/>be safely employed\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"56\">Bals. Tolut.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s. <ingredient n=\"50\">Sacch. alb. duriss.</ingredient> Ê’ij Terito\r\n                <lb/>simul probe dein adde <ingredient n=\"116\">sperm.cet.</ingredient> Ê’j Terito <unclear>rursus</unclear>\r\n                <lb/>&amp; adde Pulv. <ingredient n=\"142\">enul.camp.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"121\">glycirrh.</ingredient> aa Ê’Å¿s.\r\n                <lb/>Mucil. <ingredient n=\"75\">G. Arab.</ingredient> â„¥iÅ¿s <ingredient n=\"49\">Rob. Samb.</ingredient> â„¥ij <ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">Syr. Balsam.</ingredient>\r\n                <lb/>q.s. uft f. Elect. tenue. Signa <action n=\"19\">Pect.</action> Elect. a tea sp.\r\n                <lb/>to be taken <unclear>sev<sup>l</sup></unclear> times a day.\r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"56\">Balsam of Tolu</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"50\">white sugar</ingredient> and rub together,\r\n                test then add one drachm of <ingredient n=\"116\">spermaceti</ingredient>. Rub <unclear>rursus</unclear> and add half a drachm of each of powdered <ingredient n=\"142\">elecampagne</ingredient>\r\n                and <ingredient n=\"121\">liquorice</ingredient>. An ounce and a half of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient>, two ounces of <ingredient n=\"49\">Elderberry Rob</ingredient>\r\n                and a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">Syrup of Balsam</ingredient> in order to make a thin Electuary.\r\n                Label: <action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action> Electuary, a teaspoonful to be taken <unclear><choice><abbr>sev<sup>l</sup></abbr><expan>several</expan></choice></unclear> times a day.\r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>These are the measures which I hope will do\r\n            <lb/>as much for M<sup>r</sup> M- as can be done at this <unclear>season</unclear>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>For till the worst of the spring is over he cannot \r\n            <lb/>have any entire recovery. &amp;ce &amp;ce -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <dateline>\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup> Feb<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh February</expan></choice> 28 \r\n            <lb/>1775\r\n        </dateline>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>WC:</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 515, 2, '2012-10-31 12:02:23', 195),
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Must\r\n            <lb/>avoid all <choice><abbr>anim. f<sup>d</sup></abbr> <expan>animal food</expan></choice> except a little weak soup <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> bread at dinÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>nertime. For <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> next, he should live entirely on milk &amp; <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb/>On land employ milk as far as his <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>stom.</abbr><expan>stomach</expan></choice></bodypart> &amp;c. &amp; milk &amp; grain\r\n            <lb/>preferable to roots &amp; greens. At sea grain &amp; fruit his chief food.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In drink must <choice><abbr>abst.</abbr><expan>abstain</expan></choice> from all strong <choice><abbr>dr.</abbr><expan>drink</expan></choice> whether wines\r\n            <lb/>spirits malt liquors &amp;c. &amp; take to water &amp; watery liquors as\r\n            <lb/>toast <choice><abbr>wat.</abbr><expan>water</expan></choice> barley <choice><abbr>w. w.</abbr><expan>water with</expan></choice> gruel weak tea,\r\n            milk &amp; <choice><abbr>wat.</abbr><expan>water</expan></choice> or whey\r\n            <lb/>when to be got. Tho <choice><abbr>cont.<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>continue</expan></choice> on land, asses milk not <choice><abbr>necess.</abbr><expan>necessary</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; will be as well <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> an equal <choice><abbr>p<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>part</expan></choice> of cows milk &amp; \r\n            <choice><abbr>wat.</abbr><expan>water</expan></choice> gruel\r\n            <lb/>warmed &amp; well sweetened <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> sugar, in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> morn.</abbr><expan>the morning</expan></choice>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Wherever he is, <choice><abbr>necess.</abbr><expan>necessary</expan></choice> to guard <choice><abbr>ag<sup>st</sup></abbr><expan>against</expan></choice> cold &amp;\r\n    <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>y<sup>re</sup>fore</abbr><expan>therefore</expan></choice> to be <choice><abbr>alw.</abbr><expan>always</expan></choice> warmly cloath<sup>d</sup> &amp; to guard <choice><abbr>ag. ev. occas.</abbr><expan>against every occasion</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>of <choice><abbr>catch<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>catching</expan></choice> cold altho as <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> as <choice><abbr>poss.</abbr><expan>possible</expan></choice> in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> fresh air.\r\n            <lb/>A flannel shirt <choice><abbr>d. &amp; n<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>day &amp; night</expan></choice> next his skin extremely useful\r\n            <lb/>to him. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <dateline>\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 20. <choice><abbr>Feb</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>1775\r\n        </dateline>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> W. L.</head>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"45\">Cryst. Tart.</ingredient> â„¥ij <ingredient n=\"152\">Pulp. prun. Gall</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"172\">syrup. simpl.</ingredient> q.s. ut. f. Electuarium tenue sive\r\n                <lb/>Lochoch. Signa <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Elect. 2.3. or 4 tea spoonf.\r\n                <lb/>to be tak<sup>n</sup> in y<sup>e</sup> morn<sup>g</sup> w<sup>n</sup> <symptom n=\"24\">costiven</symptom> requires.\r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystal Tartar</ingredient>, one ounce of <ingredient n=\"152\">pulp of French prunes</ingredient>\r\n                and a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">simple syrup</ingredient> required to make a soft Electuary or \r\n                Linctus.\r\n                Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Electuary. 2, 3 or 4 teaspoonfuls to be taken in the morning when <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> requires.\r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <dateline>20<sup>th</sup><choice><abbr>Febr.</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1775.</dateline>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 511, 11, '2015-04-17 21:56:08', 151),
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But there is \r\n            <lb/>some danger that it may not come into the <bodypart n=\"52\">extremities</bodypart> so fully\r\n            <lb/>as may be wished and therefore may attack the inward parts\r\n            <lb/>with much disorder. It is to gaurd against this that I am to\r\n            <lb/>advise &amp; I hope the following regimen will I hope answer the <choice><abbr>Purp.</abbr><expan>Purpose</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In diet, he may take some portion of Animal food every\r\n            <lb/>day at dinner &amp; of any plain meat either roasted or boiled - but\r\n            <lb/>the lighter kinds to be preferred &amp; he should make a full\r\n   <pb n=\"2\"/> \r\n            <lb/>meal of any but keep his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> always light.- fill up\r\n            <lb/>his meal with Pudding &amp; <choice><abbr>Veg<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>Vegetables</expan></choice>; but avoiding the windy &amp; colder kinds\r\n            <lb/>as Cabbage Cucumber &amp; Lettuce - Mustard freely -  Spiceries modeÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>rately - No Pickles- Fish sometimes but seldom &amp; sparingly\r\n            <lb/>No supper or at least no meat &amp; some kind of milk, I would only\r\n            <lb/>allow. - Ordinary Drink water with a little port Madeira\r\n            <lb/>or spirit in it. Every day at dinner he may take half a muchÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>kin of good Porter, but no other malt liquor.- Very temperate\r\n            <lb/>in strong drink, but a few glasses will be very proper. Claret\r\n            <lb/>bad for him, &amp; the safest wines red Port or Madeira. He may\r\n            <lb/>take a little Punch but without souring\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>Freq<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Frequent</expan></choice> exercise &amp; fresh air of great service, but without <symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>care against cold - night travelling improper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Nothing will be of more <del>serce</del> service to his constitution\r\n            <lb/>that at the proper season taking a regular journey for some\r\n            <lb/>weeks together, but his journey by the day should be very modeÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>rate for it is a moderate daily continuance &amp; not the length that\r\n            <lb/>does service\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Great care against catching cold. Thick shoes &amp; warm stockings\r\n            <lb/>Going early to bed proper for all <condition n=\"3\">gouty</condition> persons &amp; full sleep is \r\n            <lb/>allowable but lying long abed in the <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> improper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Care must be taken to keep the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> <choice><abbr>reg.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice> &amp; this when necessary\r\n            <lb/>by <ingredient n=\"63\">Andersons Pill</ingredient> - or if it does not answer, the one below\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"3\">Al. soc.</ingredient> Ê’j <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum. guaiac</ingredient> Extr. <ingredient n=\"169\">Gent.</ingredient> aa Ê’Å¿s\r\n                <ingredient n=\"93\">Sal. pol.</ingredient> â„ˆj\r\n                <lb/>Terito <ingredient n=\"101\">Guaiacic</ingredient> sale dem adde <ingredient n=\"3\">aloer</ingredient> et <ingredient n=\"169\">Extr</ingredient>. et cum Muc. <ingredient n=\"75\">G. Ar.</ingredient> q.s.\r\n                <lb/>ut.f. M. d<sup>d</sup> in p. s. gr. v. S. <action n=\"21\">Lax</action> P. 1 or 2 at bed time\r\n            </orig>\r\n                \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take one drachm of <ingredient n=\"3\">socoterine aloes</ingredient>, half a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum guaiacum</ingredient> and Extract of \r\n                <ingredient n=\"169\">Gentian</ingredient>, and one scruple of <ingredient n=\"93\">Sal. Polychrest</ingredient>. Rub the <ingredient n=\"101\">Guaiacic</ingredient> and add the \r\n                <ingredient n=\"3\">aloes</ingredient> and the <ingredient n=\"169\">gentian extract</ingredient> with a sufficient quantity of mucilage <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient> to let a mass be made and divided into <unclear>simple</unclear> pills \r\n                of five grains.\r\n                Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Pill. 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Ammon. caust.</ingredient> Ê’j\r\n            <lb />â„³. Sig. Volatile Oil.</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take 2 ounces of the best <ingredient n=\"272\">Olive Oil</ingredient>, half a drachm of distilled <ingredient n=\"123\">Lavender Oil</ingredient>, and a drachm of <ingredient n=\"285\">Caustic Spirit of Ammoniac Salt</ingredient>. Mix. Label: Volatile Oil.</reg>\r\n    </choice></recipe>\r\n    <recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"131\">Rad. raph. rust.</ingredient> recent. minutim. rasi â„¥ij aq. bullient. â„¥iv Digere\r\n            <lb />in vase clause horas duodecim et in liquore colato solve <ingredient n=\"50\">saccharum</ingredient> ut f. syrupus\r\n            <lb />Signa <action n=\"33\">Aperient syrup</action></orig>\r\n        <reg>Take 2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"131\">Radish Root</ingredient>, freshly grated into small pieces and 4 ounces of boiling water. 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She was made anoint the part effected with <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\">MercuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rial Ointment</ingredient>, and apply a <treatment n=\"23\">Poultice</treatment> . which method was contiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nued for near three months; without effect. The <symptom n=\"62\">swelling</symptom> would\r\n            <lb />at times turn rather less and Softer, and at other times come\r\n            <lb />to its usual size &amp; hardness which would have been the bulk of a\r\n            <lb />small walnute, She then got a <ingredient n=\"286\">Blew Solution</ingredient> of which\r\n            <lb />she took a table spoonfull, it made her <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom> plentifully.\r\n            <lb />but raized such a violent <symptom n=\"34\">fever</symptom> that it was thought proper to\r\n            <lb />change it as she is so very <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom> that she can scarse walk the\r\n            <lb />length of a street having had a very poor state of health this\r\n            <lb />Several Years. 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The external <symptom n=\"62\">swelling</symptom> <del>now</del> is almost quite\r\n            <lb />gone, there is a fullness in each side of the <bodypart n=\"33\">birth</bodypart>. and <unclear>paned</unclear> on\r\n            <lb />being pressed, the smart stinging  pains still remaian tho less\r\n            <lb />frequent, and more up in the <bodypart n=\"70\">lisk</bodypart> now &amp; then pains of the same\r\n            <lb />kind in the left side of the <bodypart n=\"33\">Back birth</bodypart>, but what is still more\r\n            <lb />allarming is that the patient has had for this two months past\r\n            <lb />pains in the middle of the <bodypart n=\"21\">shins</bodypart>, the feeling it has to her at\r\n            <lb />all times is as if she had got a <condition n=\"96\">stroke</condition> on her <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> &amp; when in\r\n            <lb />bed she has often severe pains in them not unlike <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatism</condition>\r\n            <lb />they are no way <symptom n=\"33\">discoloured</symptom> in one place more than another\r\n            <lb />but her <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> not altogether the same it had. Now from the first\r\n            <lb />there never was any <del>runn</del> running nor out breaking of any sort.\r\n            <lb />the patient for several years before had been destressed with <condition n=\"94\">white</condition>\r\n            <lb />which stopped altogether apon her using the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>. She\r\n            <lb />has been quite regular but never the usual quantity till now\r\n            <lb />that she has given over her medicins since which she has\r\n            <lb />had a severe <condition n=\"8\">flooding</condition> her age is 30 Years.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The writers ignorance in matters of this sort is a great loss to her\r\n            <lb />but she is apt to imagine that Disguising in any way may be \r\n            <lb />doing injustice to both you &amp; the patient\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />for which reason I must freely tell you that the <condition n=\"72\">Infection</condition> was\r\n            <lb />not got quite in the Natural way, as it was from an attempt\r\n            <lb />being made on the patient by a man who afterwards acknowledg\'d\r\n            <lb />his being in that way, but the patient felt the effects as described\r\n            <lb />in the first part of this letter two days &amp; three nights after <del>whi</del>\r\n            <lb />which was before she knew of his <unclear>being</unclear>ill so that it could not\r\n            <lb />be the effect of imagination, Sir you may be sure that its\r\n            <lb />some very particular circumstances that obliges the patient\r\n            <lb />to inform you of her state be means of a woman and not one\r\n            <lb />of the faculty . She knows you extremely well by\r\n            <lb />character and has great faith in what you may advise her.\r\n            <lb />She begs this letter may be returned to the person who\r\n            <lb />Delivers it inclosed in your answer which she hopes will\r\n            <lb />not be delayed what makes the patient more wretched\r\n            <lb />is that she has been told by one of the faculty <del>that whom</del>\r\n            <lb />whom she can have no farther advice from that there\r\n            <lb />may be no farther Appearances than there has been, yet years\r\n            <lb />after it may break out. Oh! Sir your opinion is earnestly\r\n            <lb />beged with respect to that, not only as Physician but for\r\n            <lb />heavens sake as a freind to the wretched  let me conjure\r\n            <lb />you to give it freely .\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Both writer &amp; patient remains\r\n                <lb />Sir your sincere freinds\r\n                <lb />&amp; humble servants\r\n                <lb />tho Unknown\r\n            </salute>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />The Patient has all along had a very\r\n            <lb />disagreable feeling in the left <bodypart n=\"70\">groin</bodypart> &amp; round\r\n            <lb />the top of the <bodypart n=\"18\">thigh</bodypart> much like a <symptom n=\"80\">blisters</symptom> beginning\r\n            <lb />to rise and at other times as if there had been something there that wanted\r\n            <lb />a vent but the inside of the <bodypart n=\"33\">birth</bodypart> was never in the least effected\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1191, 13, '2014-10-14 11:13:30', 178),
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As\r\n        <lb />there is no other symptom in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> man but a very slight <symptom n=\"46\">oozing</symptom> from the <bodypart n=\"55\">Urethra</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />&amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>with<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>without</expan></choice> appearance of any <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> about its orifice or any <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom>\r\n        <lb />or <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"31\">>frenum or prepuce</bodypart> &amp; absolutely without any <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> of urine I cannot\r\n        <lb />believe the case from <condition n=\"72\">infection</condition> at least I never saw any such. However as peoples fears\r\n        <lb />are not easily quieted on such occasions I think you was right in taking the\r\n        <lb />safest side &amp; giving him medecines but I cannot help observing that tho the\r\n        <lb /><condition n=\"72\">infection</condition> &amp; <condition n=\"23\">gonorrhea</condition> in consequence were real you were <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> too much\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />This is enough with regard to the man &amp; <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> regard to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> woman I must say\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> unless some more positive <choice><abbr>symp<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>symptoms</expan></choice> appear in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> man before this comes to hand\r\n        <lb />&amp; also that the woman herself complains I would not in her present <choice><abbr>situat<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>situation</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />disturb her mind &amp; perhaps the peace of the family without an absolute necessity\r\n        <lb />The appearance on her shirt may be a common accident &amp; if it was otherwise\r\n        <lb />she would probably take notice of it herself. In that till she <choice><abbr>comp<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>complaints</expan></choice> more there\r\n        <lb />can be no danger &amp; <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> she does complain it is possible to give her such an opinion\r\n        <lb />as may save your saying any thing about what has happened to her husband.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />I give you these prudential considerations but it may still happen that\r\n        <lb />there is a real <condition n=\"72\">infection</condition> &amp; that the woman shall truly complain. In that\r\n        <lb />case I am of opinion that keeping the <bodypart n=\"33\">vagina</bodypart> clean &amp; observing a cooling regiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />men is all that is necessary. for the first washing &amp; <treatment n=\"8\">injecting</treatment> with\r\n        <lb />Camomile Tea 2 or 3 times aday will answer the purpose. for the 2<sup>d</sup> indication\r\n        <lb />Let her abstain from meat &amp; wine, avoid exercise as much as possible, take\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"91\">powders of Nitric</ingredient> gr. x <ingredient n=\"75\">Gumm. Arabic.</ingredient> Ê’j in a glass lbÅ¿s of water 3 or 4 times a day\r\n        <lb />&amp; keep her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> open without <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment>. For this purpose the following <choice><abbr>Electuar.</abbr><expan>Electuary</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />is <choice><abbr>conven<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>convenient</expan></choice>. â„ž <ingredient n=\"45\">Cryst. Tart. pulv.</ingredient> â„¥j <ingredient n=\"152\">pulp. prun. Gall.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s <ingredient n=\"172\">syr. comm.</ingredient> q. s. ut f.\r\n        <lb />Electuarium tenue sive Lochoch. Capiat quotidie mane a Ê’j ad Ê’iv<note>\'Take one ounce of Crystal Tartar powder, half an ounce of mashed French prunes and enough simple syrup in order to obtain a thin electuary, or lochoch. Take from one to four drachms every day in the morning.\'</note>\r\n\r\n        <lb />The <choice><abbr>Electuar.</abbr><expan>Electuary</expan></choice> should be made so thin that in a tea spoon it will hardly heap\r\n        <lb />&amp; then the dose may be from one to 4 tea spoonfulls. so as to give one stool every day.\r\n        <lb />This is the management necessary for a pregnant woman &amp; it will always\r\n        <lb />answer in the case of a simpler <condition n=\"23\">gonorrhea</condition>. But if it shall happen that <symptom n=\"43\"><choice><abbr>ulcerat<sup>ns</sup></abbr><expan>ulcerations</expan></choice></symptom>\r\n        <lb />or <symptom n=\"106\">chancres</symptom> appear a <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial applications</ingredient> will be necessary &amp; to <symptom n=\"43\">ulcerations</symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />appear externally upon the <bodypart n=\"74\">Labia</bodypart> you may apply the common <ingredient n=\"2\">ung. mercur.</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />but prepared according to our Dispensatory <choice><abbr>with<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>without</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"55\">turpentine</ingredient> &amp; for the interior\r\n        <lb />parts you may inject with the following oils. \r\n\r\n\r\nâ„ž <ingredient n=\"2\">Ung mercurial</ingredient>. Ê’ij\r\n        <lb />asside paulatin <ingredient n=\"272\">Ol. Oliv.</ingredient> opt. â„¥iv terito probe ut bene commiseantur.<note>\'Take two drachms of mercurial Ointment and four ounces of the best Olive Oil. You will diligently beat them very well until properly blended.\'</note>\r\n        <lb /><del>An</del> â„¥j of <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> may throw into the <bodypart n=\"33\">Vagina</bodypart> twice aday. Tho <symptom n=\"137\"><choice><abbr>Bub<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>Buboes</expan></choice></symptom> or other\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>symp<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>symptoms</expan></choice> of deeper <condition n=\"72\">infection</condition> should appear <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> internal use of <ingredient n=\"2\">mercury</ingredient> must be\r\n        <lb />avoided if possible till she is delivered &amp; a little recovered but in case of any such\r\n        <lb />circumstances occurring I shall expect a <choice><abbr>partic<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>particular</expan></choice> information &amp; shall advise\r\n        <lb />accordingly â€”\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <signed><u>William Cullen</u></signed>\r\n        <dateline>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>. 7 April.\r\n            <lb />1773.</dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n</body>', 481, 3, '2013-09-24 15:03:17', 185),
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My <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart> has been Constantly foul &amp; white\r\n            <lb />since I have had this Complaint, tho\' I have no disorder in my <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />that I am sensible of, it\'s inconceivable how troublesome this distemper is\r\n            <lb />tho\' not painfull; soon after I was seiz\'d with it I left <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> &amp; came to this\r\n            <lb />place where I took such advice as I cou\'d get. I first took some <action n=\"32\">pukes</action>, &amp; put a\r\n            <lb />Multitude of <treatment n=\"14\">Leeches</treatment> on my <bodypart n=\"10\">Neck</bodypart>, took great Quantitys of <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> for a long\r\n            <lb />time, <treatment n=\"4\">Blister\'d</treatment> my head twice, &amp; keept a perpetual <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> on it for many\r\n            <lb />weeks &amp; have used the <treatment n=\"35\">Salt Bath</treatment> when the Weather would permitt for two\r\n            <lb />seasons, but nothing has done me service, I likewise <treatment n=\"47\">Syringed</treatment> my <bodypart n=\"7\">Ears</bodypart> but still\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"73\">Noise</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"71\">Confusion</symptom> Continues. I must beg your Consideration of this case\r\n            <lb />&amp; that <del>you</del> you\'ll be so good as write me your Advice as I have not the\r\n            <lb />Command of my own time to Come to <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>. where however I hope to see\r\n            <lb />you next Summer &amp; make my Acknowledgements for this trouble.     \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>hub<sup>le</sup></abbr><expan>humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>sev<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>James <illegible w=\"1\"/></signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />Please direct for me, Surveyor of his Majesties\r\n            <lb />Customs at Irvine\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb />in\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1166, 3, '2013-09-10 16:02:35', 132),
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However as he has\r\n            <lb />been exposed to a bad season &amp; has either had few opporÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tunities or has neglected them, to take the proper measures for\r\n            <lb />his relief there is no room to despair &amp; I expect that some\r\n            <lb />attention bestowed during this spring &amp; summer may entirely\r\n            <lb />remove all his <choice><abbr>comp<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>complaints</expan></choice>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He will <del>pl</del> be pleased to consider again the directions\r\n            <lb />given to him in July last for upon revieving them I think\r\n            <lb />they are as proper &amp; necessary as ever &amp; I find very little\r\n            <lb />to be added now,\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I would particularly insist upon his taking to a\r\n            <lb />very moderate diet, taking very little animal food &amp; a\r\n            <lb />great deal of Vegetables &amp; milk, wherever he can get it\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I would also have abstain <del>from</del> almost entirely\r\n            <lb />from strong drink of all kinds &amp; if he take any at all\r\n            <lb />it should be a little of the strongest wines as Port or\r\n            <lb />Madeira largely diluted with water. He should particularly\r\n            <lb />avoid Rhenish, Claret and all french wines\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I expect he is to recieve great benefit, from the long\r\n            <lb />Journey he is about to make, providing it is managed, so as\r\n            <lb />to avoid fatigue &amp; cold.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Before he leave Brittain I would have him to go to\r\n            <lb />the bath &amp; to try bathing there, but it must be tried cautiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ously. He must take care to have at first a private bath\r\n            <lb />of very moderate heat &amp; to use that several times before\r\n            <lb />he goes into any of the publick baths. I must own that\r\n            <lb />the safety of this remedy is not quite certain &amp; therefore\r\n            <lb />after trying it two or three times if he finds that it gives\r\n            <lb />him any pains of his hind <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> or any <symptom n=\"71\">confusion of head</symptom>\r\n            <lb />he must let it alone and set about his journey which is\r\n            <lb />more to be trusted to. Before he try the bathing it will\r\n            <lb />be proper to <del>try</del> <treatment n=\"1\">let a little blood</treatment> from his <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> and by\r\n            <lb />a little <action n=\"24\">physic</action> to open his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> moderately. It may be\r\n            <lb />proposed to him also, at Bath to take a <action n=\"32\">vomit</action>, but I\r\n            <lb />think he had better avoid it. the drinking of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"4\">bath water</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />I cannot think proper for him and if he try it all it\r\n            <lb />should be in very small <choice><abbr>qty</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice>. If the bathing does not\r\n            <lb />affect his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> and seems to relieve his <bodypart n=\"19\">knees</bodypart>, he may contiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nue to take a bath every third day for two or at most\r\n            <lb />three weeks &amp; that will be long enough for any benefit\r\n            <lb />he can <del>recieve</del> recieve by it. He should always the bath\r\n            <lb />towards the <choice><abbr>eveng</abbr><expan>evening</expan></choice> &amp; should keep to his apartement for the rest\r\n            <lb />of the night &amp; if he goes to Bath bef<del>or</del><add place=\"above\">ore</add> the weather is set\r\n            <lb />in warm, he should be always well cloathed especially\r\n            <lb />the day after bathing. If he remain at Bath he may\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />have his <bodypart n=\"19\">knees</bodypart> <treatment n=\"76\">pumped</treatment>, but with the same caution\r\n            <lb />as with respect to his whole body          \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When he goes to Christiansand he must be very\r\n            <lb />moderate in his application to business &amp; avoid\r\n            <lb />sitting long at one time. If any part of his ailments\r\n            <lb />remain in Autumn next, I would earnestly advise\r\n            <lb />him to quit that climate &amp; take to a drier and warmer\r\n            <lb />for the winter\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 11<sup>th</sup> March 1775.\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    </body>', 517, 3, '2013-09-12 13:34:17', 135),
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Such\r\n            <lb />Ailments are often of Difficult cure &amp; always require attention &amp; pains, but as as the cause\r\n            <lb />of them in <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> case was such as can hereafter be <del>avoid</del> avoided &amp; as the disease seems\r\n            <lb />already to yield to proper management there is little doubt but that M<sup>r</sup> Clerk may be\r\n            <lb />entirely cured The measures especially necessary we judge to be the following.  --1<sup>st</sup> that\r\n            <lb />the low diet he has for some times followed should be strictly continued. It is very\r\n            <lb />proper to avoid Animal food entirely but it is not necessary to take Roots &amp;\r\n            <lb />Greens &amp; the best is to take for <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> most part milk &amp; grain. He should give up\r\n            <lb />Suppers entirely or take only a very little of the lightest kind. 2<sup>d</sup>. As his former\r\n            <lb />habits are very intirely broken of we would have him to abstain entirely from\r\n            <lb />all kind of strong drink and take water alone. We are of the opinion that it is easier\r\n            <lb />to abstain intirely than to trust to motivation &amp; we believe that even a small\r\n            <lb />quantity may do harm. Neither Tea nor Coffee are proper for him &amp; if he is accusÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tomed to either &amp; desires it we advise him to take Cocoa tea. 3. Frequent gentle\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />exercise on Horseback or in a Carriage will be of service but bodily Exercise must\r\n            <lb />be managed with Caution as his being either heated or fatigued may do much harm\r\n            <lb />4 He should carefully avoid being heated by being in the sun, in a crowd of Company\r\n            <lb />or near the fire. His bedchamber should be large &amp; without fire &amp; he should keep his\r\n            <lb />Bed cloaths as light as possible. 5 It is very proper for him to keep early hours\r\n            <lb />both in going to bed &amp; getting up in the morning. 6 He should take care to keep his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular and therefore when threatened with <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> to take a Dose of the pills he\r\n            <lb />has got from D<sup>r</sup> Rob<sup>t</sup>son. 7 It will be very proper to continue both the <treatment n=\"5\">Seton</treatment> in his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> &amp; the <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> in his <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart>. 8 When he is settled at home it will be very proper for\r\n            <lb />him to use cold bathing &amp; he may do it most conveniently by having the water poured\r\n            <lb />upon his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart> while he sits naked in a tub fit to receive the water that\r\n            <lb />runs down. At first the water may be tempered by putting one pint boiling water\r\n            <lb />to 3 pints of cold &amp; every day or second day afterwards withdrawing half a mutchkin\r\n            <lb />of the boiling water till he uses it quite cold. 9 While M<sup>r</sup> Clerk keeps to the diet\r\n            <lb />we have <del>desired</del> advised we think there will be no occasion for <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> &amp; we\r\n            <lb />would avoid the practice of it except when it is very necessary but if M<sup>r</sup> Clerk\r\n            <lb />should at any time appear full &amp; ruddy or should be affected with other marks of\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"25\">fullness</condition> as <symptom n=\"1\">headack</symptom>, <symptom n=\"22\">giddiness</symptom>, <symptom n=\"55\">drowsiness</symptom>, or <symptom n=\"17\">disturbed sleep</symptom>, he may very properly\r\n            <lb />have some <treatment n=\"1\">blood taken</treatment> from his <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart>. 10 These are the several Articles of M<sup>r</sup> Clerks\r\n            <lb />Regimen &amp; conduct which we depend upon for his relief &amp; if these Articles are puncÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tually attended to he will have little occasion for medicines. However there is\r\n            <lb />one ordered on a paper apart <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> we expect will be of great service to him. It\r\n            <lb />is in the form of Pills &amp; he is to take one every night &amp; morning but the last\r\n<lb />only after bathing. If the single pill gives any degree of sickness or squeamishness,\r\n            <lb />the dose is enough but it the single pill does not affect him he must take two\r\n            <lb />for a dose &amp; even increase it to three four or five till he finds them affect his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; at that dose he is to take them for a month \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 26 <choice><abbr>Aug<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 1775</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>    \r\n</body>', 328, 2, '2012-10-29 14:18:52', 140);
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milk if he can digest this last easily â€” if\r\n            <lb />he puts to the milk an equal part of watergruel or warm water\r\n            <lb />sweatening the whole with Sugar. &amp; this is to be taken with bread\r\n            <lb />Barley &amp;.<sup>c</sup> â€” The same for breakfast., but if he chuses some\r\n            <lb />thing in the shape of tea let it be Cocoa Tea â€” Indian <choice><abbr>T.</abbr><expan>Tea</expan></choice> &amp;\r\n            <lb />Coffee are both bad for him.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Much walking bad for him â€” &amp; this caution necessary in\r\n            <lb />London â€”\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When he is aboard a ship &amp; even when he gets into a\r\n            <lb />warmer climate <add place=\"above\">if the weather is stormy</add> the same caution with regard to cold is necessary\r\n            <lb />When he gets into a warm climate &amp; easy weather he may diminish\r\n            <lb />his cloathing but must not be of his gaurd aboard a ship\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />While he is aboard a ship he must accomodate in like\r\n            <lb />manner his diet to the climate â€” While he is in Northern\r\n            <lb />regions his diet may be tolerably full &amp; such as I have\r\n            <lb />mentioned above but still with great moderation with\r\n            <lb />respect to animal food &amp; for this purpose to lay in a stock\r\n            <lb />of fine Barly Rice &amp;.<sup>c</sup> &amp; dried fruits â€” &amp; have frequently\r\n            <lb />a mess of these to keep clear of <choice><abbr>An.</abbr><expan>Animal</expan></choice> food. â€” This he must\r\n            <lb />do more &amp; more as he gets into warmer climates\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As to his <u>drink</u> â€” the same almost in every climate â€”\r\n            <lb />his Ordinary drink toast or plain water â€” if the water\r\n            <lb />is not good â€” he may add a 12<sup>th</sup> part of Spirit <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> will agree\r\n            <lb />better with his stomach than any kind of wine while he is\r\n            <lb />in cold <choice><abbr>Cl\'.</abbr><expan>Climates</expan></choice>, but when in Warm <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Climates</expan></choice> a little Madeira may be\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />as safe. â€” No malt Liquor. â€” Strong drink of\r\n            <lb />every kind unproper â€” at least very sparingly â€” he may take\r\n            <lb />it a litt<supplied>l</supplied>e more freely in Britain or on the first part of his\r\n            <lb />voyage than in warm <choice><abbr>Cs</abbr><expan>Climates</expan></choice>. &amp; in these last wine well diluted\r\n            <lb />will be safer than spirits â€”\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Acids much used in warm climates, &amp; is generally of advantage\r\n            <lb />&amp; might be of advantage to M<sup>r</sup> Innes\'s <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart>, but the <symptom n=\"48\">indigestion</symptom>\r\n            <lb />that attends it <add place=\"above\">in him <del>making</del></add> makes it doubtfull. â€” but will probably agree\r\n            <lb />with him better in warm climates than they have done in a cold one\r\n            <lb />but he must proceed with caution &amp; be directed by experience.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When in Jamaica, he must avoid the heat of the day &amp; the\r\n            <lb />cold of the nights â€” &amp; this is the whole management in a warm\r\n            <lb />climate â€” as little in the sun as possible &amp; never to take brisk\r\n            <lb />exercise while in it â€” his business <add place =\"above\">abroad</add> to be done in the <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup>.</abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />resting within doors in the <choice><abbr>Even<sup>g</sup>.</abbr><expan>Evening</expan></choice> &amp; perhaps sleeping in the middle\r\n            <lb />of the day â€” never to be abroad in the <choice><abbr>Even<sup>g</sup>.</abbr><expan>Evening</expan></choice> or if obliged, to be\r\n            <lb />well cloathed â€”\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>An.</abbr><expan>Animal</expan></choice> food &amp; Strong drink destroys most part of Europeans\r\n            <lb />in warm climates â€” &amp; altho there are other diseases in Warm <choice><abbr>C.<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>Climates</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />&amp; a little Strong drink may be of service in resisting them, but\r\n            <lb />great <choice><abbr>mod<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>moderation</expan></choice> still nec<supplied>e</supplied>ssary â€” &amp; intemparance renders man more\r\n            <lb />liable to catch diseases. â€” &amp; this a <choice><abbr>gen<sup>l</sup></abbr><expan>general</expan></choice> rule but more\r\n            <lb />nec<supplied>e</supplied>ssary for M<sup>r</sup> Innes than other persons\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                WC.\r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 28<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1774\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 504, 3, '2012-11-18 14:51:54', 128),
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It should give one stool\r\n        <lb />&amp; no more &amp; if it either does less or more the\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />dose is to be encreased or diminished. It is \r\n        <lb />not to be taken every day but every second\r\n        <lb />or third day as the event of stools may reÂ¬\r\n        <lb />quire &amp; in this way continued till his stools\r\n        <lb />are more regular &amp; happen at least once in two days.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />In case this should not answer in a\r\n        <lb />moderate dose or if by repetition growing\r\n        <lb />familiar it fails I have ordered <action n=\"21\">the other \r\n        <lb />laxative</action> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> is Pills to be taken in one two\r\n        <lb />or three for a dose at bedtime &amp; that in the\r\n        <lb />same manner as with respect to <ingredient n=\"28\">the oil</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />more or less frequently as occasion may reÂ¬\r\n        <lb />quire.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />For recovering the tone of <bodypart n=\"69\">the IntesÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tines</bodypart> I have ordered below an Electuary\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> is to be taken to the bulk of a nutmeg\r\n        <lb />twice a day on those days he does not take\r\n        <lb />a <action n=\"21\">laxative</action>. It will be most conveniently\r\n        <lb />taken in a wafer &amp; may be taken either\r\n        <lb />in the morning before breakfast or any\r\n        <lb />time in the forenoon &amp; again towards\r\n        <lb />the Evening an hour at least before supper.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />With these medicines it will be proper\r\n        <lb />to give some attention to diet &amp; it will be best\r\n        <lb />directed by his own observation finding out\r\n        <lb />what is more or less favourable to his having\r\n        <lb />what is more or less favourable to his having\r\n        <lb />stools for the same things have different\r\n        <lb />effects in different persons. In the mean time\r\n        <lb />I shall give my opinion, that Roots &amp; Greens\r\n        <lb />as cold &amp; <symptom n=\"7\">flatulent</symptom> foods are likely to be unÂ¬\r\n        <lb />favourable; that most kinds of pudding\r\n        <lb />pancake &amp; baked paste will more certainly\r\n        <lb />prove so; <del>that broth &amp; soup</del> &amp; therefore to be\r\n        <lb />avoided. That broth &amp; soup will be favouÂ¬\r\n        <lb />rable &amp; should be frequently taken. Fruit\r\n        <lb />is uncertain but probably will be favourable.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />For drink plain water or Toast water\r\n        <lb />are to be avoided. Beer is more favourable\r\n        <lb />but <symptom n=\"7\">in case it should prove windy</symptom> on the\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> wine &amp; water must be employed\r\n        <lb />&amp; white wine rather than red. Porter is\r\n        <lb />the safest of Malt liquors &amp; taken moderately\r\n        <lb />may be useful.\r\n    </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <head>For Sir J.M. Bart.</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n            <orig>\r\n                <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"28\">Ol<del>e</del>. ricin.</ingredient> recens express. â„¥viii\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"288\">Sp. Sacchar. fort. vulgo <u>Rum</u> dict.</ingredient> â„¥ii\r\n                <lb />â„³. Signa <action n=\"21\">Laxative oil</action> a tablespoonfull\r\n                <lb />or two for a dose, taking care to shake the\r\n                <lb />viol very well before pouring it out.\r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>Take eight ounces of freshly pressed <ingredient n=\"28\">castor Oil</ingredient> and 2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"288\">strong Sugar Spirit, commonly called <u>Rum</u></ingredient>. \r\n                Mix. Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative oil</action> a tablespoonfull or two for a dose, taking care to shake the viol very well before pouring it out.\r\n            </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n            <orig>\r\n                <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes. soctorin.</ingredient> <del>Ê’i</del> \r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"169\">Extract. Gentian.</ingredient> @ Ê’i\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"44\">Sal. Mart.</ingredient> gr. XV\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syrup comm.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. massa diviÂ¬\r\n                <lb />denda in Pil. sing. gr. v.\r\n                <lb />Signa <action n=\"21\">Laxative Pills</action> one 2 or 3 for a dose\r\n                <lb />at bed time.\r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>Take a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"3\">socotrine Aloes</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"169\">Gentian Extract</ingredient>, 15 grains of <ingredient n=\"44\">Steel Salts</ingredient> and enough <ingredient n=\"172\">common Syrup</ingredient> to make a mass to be divided into pills of 5 grains each. \r\n                Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative Pills</action> one 2 or 3 for a dose at bed time.\r\n            </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n            <orig>\r\n                <lb />â„ž Pulv. <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. Peruv.</ingredient> â„¥i\r\n                <lb /><del>R.</del> --- <ingredient n=\"81\">Rad. Colomb.</ingredient> Ê’ii\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"44\">Sal. Mart.</ingredient> Ê’i\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"21\">Conserv. e cort. aurantior.</ingredient> â„¥i\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syrup comm.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. Electuar.\r\n                <lb />Signa <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Elect.</action> the bigness of\r\n                <lb />a nutmeg to be taken twice a day.\r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>Take an ounce of Powdered <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>, 2 drachms of Powdered <ingredient n=\"81\">Columbo Root</ingredient>, a drachm of <ingredient n=\"44\">Steel Salts</ingredient>, an ounce of <ingredient n=\"21\">Orange Peel conserve</ingredient>, and enough <ingredient n=\"172\">common Syrup</ingredient> to make an Electuary.\r\n                Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Electuary</action> the bigness of a nutmeg to be taken twice a day.\r\n            </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1213, 13, '2014-11-17 14:21:07', 202),
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To remedy these\r\n    <lb />the first measure I would recommend is a Journey of some length, modeÂ¬\r\n    <lb />rate every day, but steadily pursued for two or three weeks at least. It would\r\n    <lb />be of most benefit taken on Horseback, but if he is not prepared for that\r\n    <lb />it may be taken in a Carriage. In the Course of this Journey he\r\n    <lb />must give attention to his Diet. Chocolate will be his best breakfast, &amp;\r\n    <lb />neither Tea nor Coffee are proper for him. At dinner every day he should\r\n    <lb />take some meat, but it should be of the lighter kinds, if convenient to be\r\n    <lb />had, at least he should avoid the heavier as Bacon, Pork or other meats very\r\n    <lb />fat. He should be sparing of fish and take only the lighter kinds plain\r\n    <lb />drest. He should never make a full meal of Animal food, but fill it up\r\n    <lb />with some kind of pudding, and at times with some garden things of the\r\n        <lb />lightest and <symptom n=\"7\">least windy</symptom> kind but in general he must be very sparing of\r\n    <lb />all garden things. At supper he must abstain from meat, and take\r\n    <lb />bread, Rice, Barley or Sago with a little wine &amp; water. For ordinary drink\r\n    <lb />let him toast water; avoiding all kinds of malt liquors. After dinner &amp;\r\n    <lb />supper every day he must take two or three Glasses of wine, but never more\r\n    <lb />and even these should be diluted with water. If at any time he perceives that\r\n        <lb />wine proves <symptom n=\"48\">sour</symptom> or <symptom n=\"7\">windy</symptom> on his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> have him avoid this as long as he\r\n        <lb />can. It is very necessary that his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> be kept regular &amp; all <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom>\r\n    <lb />avoided. As this however is likely to be encreased on travelling I have\r\n        <lb />ordered some <action n=\"21\">laxative pills</action> which he may take one or two at Bedtime\r\n    <lb />when occasion requires. I hope that upon the Journey he will need\r\n    <lb />no other medicines, but if at any time his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> should become\r\n        <lb />uneasy or <symptom n=\"8\">his appetite fall of</symptom> he may take about an hour before\r\n    <lb />dinner and supper one of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic Powders</bodypart> ordered below in a\r\n    <lb />little water. In the course of his Journey he should avoid the heat\r\n    <lb />of the sun and more carefully still any cold or dampness in his bed\r\n    <lb />or otherwise.</p></div>\r\n  <div><handShift />\r\n<recipe><choice>\r\n    <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"3\">pil. aloetic.</ingredient> Ph nov Ê’ij divide in pil. â„– xxiv Sig. <action n=\"21\">Laxative Pills</action> one or\r\n      <lb />two to be taken for a dose at bedtime</orig>\r\n    <reg>Take 2 drachms of the <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetic Pills</ingredient> from the new PharmacopÅ“ia. Divide into 24 pills. Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative Pills</action> one or two to be taken for a dose at bedtime</reg>\r\n</choice></recipe>\r\n <recipe><choice>\r\n     <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"81\">rad. 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He prescribed\r\n    <lb />bathing twice a week, but I only used it six Times\r\n    <lb />in that Period, &amp; have Reason to think that too often; as\r\n    <lb />the Water was used so hot, as I believe tended greatly\r\n    <lb />to relax my Constitution. The <symptom n=\"30\">Eruption</symptom> was however carried\r\n    <lb />of by these means, &amp; I continued well in general, tho\r\n    <lb />more subject to slight <condition n=\"13\">Colds</condition>, than I had been till twelve\r\n    <lb />months after; when walking by the Sea Shore in a\r\n    <lb />thick mist, I was taken ill of a <symptom n=\"34\">Feverish Complaint</symptom>, \r\n    <lb />which in two or three days terminated in an <condition n=\"18\">IntermitÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ting</condition>; which came on at a certain Hour every other \r\n    <lb />Night. I never <symptom n=\"2\">trembled</symptom>, but had just a momentary\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    \r\n    <lb />cold <symptom n=\"2\">Shivering</symptom>, twice or thrice repeated two or three Hours \r\n    <lb />before the hot <symptom n=\"5\">Fit</symptom> came on, which was earlier every \r\n    <lb />Night &amp; more violent, &amp; always went of with <symptom n=\"28\">Sweating</symptom>.\r\n    <lb />In the intermediate Time <symptom n=\"20\">I was sometimes cold</symptom>, &amp; at\r\n    <lb />others <symptom n=\"21\">hot</symptom>; my <bodypart n=\"15\">Hands</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> particularly; &amp; had often\r\n    <lb />a <symptom n=\"1\">Head Ach</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"6\">Oppression on my Spirits</symptom> before the <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom>\r\n    <lb />came on, tho\' I was able <add place=\"above\">to walk</add> about, &amp; ride out; either in a Carriage \r\n    <lb />or on Horseback. The <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"15\">Decoction of Bark</ingredient> was given me for this\r\n    <lb />Complaint, &amp; for that Time removed it. But the next Time I was \r\n    <lb />out of Order, it returned near the End of that Time, &amp; I had as \r\n    <lb />much of the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> given me as before, which removed it, till I was \r\n    <lb />again in the same Situation. Thus I continued for four Months\r\n    <lb />till the Coldness of the <add place=\"above\">Winter</add> Air braced me, &amp; I had no Return of it &amp; I was\r\n    <lb />very well except casual <condition n=\"13\">Colds</condition>, &amp; <symptom n=\"117\">Sore Throats</symptom>, till the Spring followÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ing, when I was seized with <u>it</u>, the Night before I took a Journey\r\n    <lb />&amp; it was so disagreeable &amp; painful to be ill every Night at an Inn,\r\n    <lb />that instead of proceeding on my Journey I stayed at Leeds\r\n    <lb />with a Relation, &amp; was attended by Doctor Hird a Physician \r\n    <lb />there for six weeks, taking his Prescriptions (which I believe \r\n    <lb />were principally <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>, particularly <ingredient n=\"277\">Huxam\'s Tincture</ingredient>) tho: withÂ¬\r\n    <lb />out much Benefit, as it never stopped above four days, &amp; \r\n    <lb />then returned tho: not violently. When I returned to Newcastle, I\r\n    <lb />bathed in the Sea, but even at that Time had frequent Attacks\r\n    <lb />of it; &amp; after I left the Sea Side, I bathed in a cold Bath\r\n    <lb />from which I found great Benefit, &amp; persevered in it, through\r\n    <lb />part of the Winter, being very seldom troubled with my\r\n    <lb />tedious Complaint - In the Spring of the next Year, I was \r\n    <lb />advised to try <ingredient n=\"289\">Trefoil Tea</ingredient> nauseous &amp; strong Bitter, which\r\n    <lb />was of Service; as by taking it while out of Order I escaped\r\n    <lb />having an Attack near the Conclusion of that Time, &amp; if I\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    \r\n    <lb />neglected drinking <ingredient n=\"289\">Trefoil</ingredient> I generally suffered from it. From my first\r\n    <lb />being out of Order, I had been regular to a month, till this <condition n=\"18\"> Intermitting</condition>\r\n    <lb />begun, &amp; then I was as certainly so, every five Weeks. During this\r\n    <lb />two years I have given an Account of, I walked out every tolerable\r\n    <lb />Day, took several Journeys, sometimes rode on Horseback; &amp; being\r\n    <lb />of an active Disposition used a good deal of Exercise, indeed as \r\n    <lb />much as my Strength would bear. This <condition n=\"18\"> Intermitting</condition> has contiÂ¬\r\n    <lb />nued to return upon me for these five or six years past, &amp;\r\n    <lb />tho: it yielded to the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"289\">Trefoil</ingredient>, with cold Bathing, which\r\n    <lb />at times I continued; yet i every year grew more susceptible\r\n    <lb />of <symptom n=\"21\">Heat</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"20\">Cold</symptom>, &amp; subject to <symptom n=\"117\">sore Throats</symptom> &amp; <condition n=\"13\">Colds</condition> which went off\r\n    <lb />by <treatment n=\"25\">Sweating</treatment>; &amp; was not able to bear the Night Air on very\r\n    <lb />cold Weather without being uncommonly happed. The Winter\r\n    <lb />before last, when ever I catched <symptom n=\"20\">Cold</symptom>, which was frequently\r\n    <lb />the Case <unclear>Preceding</unclear> these <symptom n=\"28\">Sweatings</symptom>, I drank plentifully of\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"91\">spirit of Nitre</ingredient>, &amp; Water mixed strong; which I thought preÂ¬\r\n    <lb />vented them; in the Spring began to cold bathe, but being\r\n    <lb />exposed to a thick damp Fog, in the Evening, was the Day\r\n    <lb />after seized with <symptom n=\"2\">cold Shivering</symptom>, &amp; great <symptom n=\"21\">Heat</symptom> in my <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart>\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"1\">Head Ach</symptom>, &amp; <symptom n=\"9\">Weariness</symptom> in my <bodypart n=\"51\">Limbs</bodypart>, with <symptom n=\"6\">Oppression on my Spirits</symptom>.\r\n    <lb />The Apothecary that attended the Family gave me <action n=\"11\">Neutral\r\n    <lb />Draughts</action> with something warm in them; &amp; I took <ingredient n=\"22\">Valerian</ingredient>\r\n    <lb />in Powder at Bed Time. I lost my <symptom n=\"17\">Sleep</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"8\">Appetite</symptom>, &amp; when \r\n    <lb />ever I attempted to walk out was almost sure to catch <condition n=\"13\">Cold</condition>\r\n    <lb />which brought on profuse <symptom n=\"28\">Sweatings</symptom>. Thus I continued at times\r\n    <lb />during the whole Summer, frequently catching <condition n=\"13\">Cold</condition>, &amp; then having \r\n    <lb />a <symptom n=\"6\">Sense of Oppression</symptom>, sometimes <symptom n=\"20\">chilly cold</symptom> &amp; at others <symptom n=\"21\">hot</symptom>, but \r\n    <lb />always having a burning <symptom n=\"21\">Heat</symptom> on my <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart>, which ever might\r\n    <lb />be felt, by any persons Hand held at a small distance from\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    \r\n    <lb />me. These <u><symptom n=\"28\">Sweatings</symptom></u> generally came on the Morning of the Day following\r\n    <lb />that, in which I had caught the <condition n=\"13\">Cold</condition>, &amp; when in <u>them</u>; I had the SensaÂ¬\r\n    <lb />tion of being set on fire, &amp; the more I <symptom n=\"20\">sweat</symptom> the hotter my <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />was, tho: I felt releived from the <symptom n=\"6\">Oppression</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"20\">Chillness</symptom>. When I was\r\n    <lb />rather better &amp; rode in a Chaise, it made me <symptom n=\"20\">perspire</symptom>, increased\r\n    <lb />that inward <symptom n=\"21\">Heat</symptom>, &amp; brought on a <symptom n=\"1\">Head Ach</symptom>. I could not walk far\r\n    <lb />being soon tired, &amp; was easiest when able to go out, to sit in the Air,\r\n    <lb />well happed - Doctor Brown of <choice><abbr>NCastle</abbr><expan>Newcastle</expan></choice> attended me, who ordered\r\n    <lb /><action n=\"11\">Neutral Draughts</action> &amp; <ingredient n=\"113\">Bitters</ingredient> as I had <symptom n=\"8\">scarce any Appetite</symptom>, tho: whenÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ever I did eat sat quite light upon my <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>. He also ordered\r\n    <lb />a <treatment n=\"9\">Vomit</treatment>, the Operation of which <unclear>threw</unclear> me into so violent a <symptom n=\"28\">Sweat</symptom>\r\n    <lb />that it was some Hours before I could be got into Bed, &amp; was not\r\n    <lb />I believe of the least Service, as nothing came of my <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />but my Food. The latter End of Summer I was ordered to cold\r\n    <lb />bathe, &amp; as I was so very apt to catch <condition n=\"13\">Cold</condition>, had a large Tub\r\n    <lb />brought into the House, &amp; filled with Water, where there could \r\n    <lb />be a fire made, for me to undress by. I had the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"261\">Elixir\r\n    <lb />of Vitriol</ingredient> given me, &amp; used this manner of bathing which had a \r\n    <lb />very good Effect cooled the <symptom n=\"21\">Heat</symptom> of my <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart>, seemed to brace &amp;\r\n    <lb />strengthen me, but upon any <condition n=\"13\">Colds</condition> I was full subject to these \r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">Sweatings</symptom>; however I continued when able to bathe, but as the\r\n    <lb />cold Weather came on, in spite of every Care I had such frequent\r\n    <lb /><condition n=\"13\">Colds</condition> &amp; <symptom n=\"28\">Sweatings</symptom> that I was obliged to give up going out even in\r\n    <lb />the middle of the Day; but still took <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> &amp; bathed. I was\r\n    <lb /><u>then</u> tolerable, had an Appetite, slept pretty well &amp; always good\r\n    <lb />Spirits; but I presently caught <condition n=\"13\">Cold</condition> even in the House, &amp; the \r\n    <lb />Relaxation increased so much, that if I walked across the Room\r\n    <lb />it brought on these <symptom n=\"6\">Oppression</symptom> <symptom n=\"20\">Chillness</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"28\">Sweating</symptom>. From my\r\n    <lb />Confinement &amp; <symptom n=\"28\">Sweatings</symptom> my <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart> were much affected, I was\r\n    <lb />for some nights <symptom n=\"17\">without Sleep</symptom>, tho: I took <ingredient n=\"22\">Valerian</ingredient> to procure\r\n    <lb />it, &amp; a small Dose of <ingredient n=\"14\">Diacodium</ingredient> would not give it me.\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"5\" />\r\n    \r\n    <lb />I once had a <symptom n=\"10\">Palpitation</symptom> at my <bodypart n=\"42\">Heart</bodypart>, &amp; made a quantity of pale\r\n    <lb />Water, &amp; had great Sinkings, &amp; such violent <symptom n=\"21\">Heats</symptom>, that I\r\n    <lb />felt to be on fire, &amp; as if I was all over pricked with Pins.\r\n    <lb />From this distressing Situation, I was releived by returning\r\n    <lb />to Bathing which a <symptom n=\"117\">sore Throat</symptom> &amp; <condition n=\"13\">Cold</condition> had interrupted, \r\n    <lb />&amp; the Weather becoming so fine as to allow me to ride on\r\n    <lb />Horseback, which I did constantly, part of March, April\r\n    <lb />&amp; <add place=\"above\">the beginning of</add> May. My natural Sleep returned in degree, my Appetite \r\n    <lb />grew better, &amp; my Complaints were all releived, tho: I was\r\n    <lb />obliged to be extremely careful to keep from Cold, as it brought\r\n    <lb />on the <symptom n=\"6\">Oppression</symptom> <symptom n=\"21\">burning Heat</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"28\">Sweatings</symptom>, tho they grew\r\n    <lb />gradually less severe. But the uncommon hot Spring\r\n    <lb />&amp; Summer we have so far had, has obliged me to give\r\n    <lb />over riding on Horseback, as neither early in the Morning\r\n    <lb />nor late in the Evening I can bear the beams of the Sun\r\n    <lb />upon me, they directly raising such a burning <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom>\r\n    <lb />that I cannot bear the Distress it occasions, or the conseÂ¬\r\n    <lb />quent Sufferings; as I am certain to have an almost\r\n    <lb />sleepless Night, &amp; sometimes two or three, from being\r\n    <lb />once <symptom n=\"21\">overheated</symptom>, tho: I do not from being exposed to the Sun\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom> much, but burn - At present I am in an airy SiÂ¬\r\n    <lb />tuation in the Country near Newcastle. I bathe in a cold\r\n    <lb />Bath about a Mile distant, to which I ride in a Chaise,\r\n    <lb />&amp; in the Evening four or five Miles also in a Carriage, tho I\r\n    <lb />find much more Benefit from the Exercise of Horseback, could\r\n    <lb />I get it, without being exposed to the Sun. I walk in the \r\n    <lb />Shade as much as my Strength will allow, tho: if I walk\r\n    <lb />near half an Hour at a time, that Exercise <condition n=\"21\">heats</condition> <add place=\"above\">and fatigues</add> me. I take \r\n    <lb />the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> in Substance twice a day, &amp; drink <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"9\">Pyrmont</ingredient> Water\r\n    <lb />but <add place=\"above\">am</add> still much relaxed, &amp; sleep very badly. When it is cool\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"6\" />    \r\n    \r\n    <lb />I can ride eight Miles on a very easy Horse without being fatigued\r\n    <lb />From this two or three Years past, the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> has <action n=\"24\">purged</action> me, which\r\n    <lb />obliges me to use <ingredient n=\"248\">Tormentil Root</ingredient> finely powdered in equal\r\n    <lb />Quantity with the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>, which prevents it having that \r\n    <lb />Effect. The Scorbutic <symptom n=\"30\">Eruption</symptom> of dry scurfy reddish <symptom n=\"30\">Spots</symptom> withÂ¬\r\n    <lb />out itching, which I mentioned in the beginning of this \r\n    <lb />long detail, still continued; &amp; when I was free of my InterÂ¬ \r\n    <lb />mitting, I took a Quack Medicine called <ingredient n=\"290\">Maredants Drops</ingredient>\r\n    <lb />&amp; afterwards a Prescription of Doctor Browns; <ingredient n=\"110\">Antimonial\r\n    <lb />Wine</ingredient>, both which seemed to strike <u>it</u> more out. Within \r\n    <lb />this Month it seems to be of a worse Nature; a Number\r\n    <lb />of small <symptom n=\"30\">Pimples</symptom> rising together upon my <bodypart n=\"12\">Arms</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"15\">Hands</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"78\">itching</symptom> much; upon the <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart> being broke by scratching\r\n    <lb />a thinnish <symptom n=\"46\">Humour</symptom> issues out, &amp; the <symptom n=\"30\">Spots</symptom> being left to\r\n    <lb />themselves heal up again, leaving only a rough Redness\r\n    <lb />which soon goes of, &amp; others break out. I always lived\r\n    <lb />very temperately, eating plain dressed Flesh Meat &amp; PudÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ding to Dinners, drinking small Beer or Water\r\n    <lb />after it; with a single Glass of Wine; taking weak Tea\r\n    <lb />half Milk to Breakfast, &amp; in the Afternoon, &amp; when well \r\n    <lb />eating heartily to both; &amp; taking little if any Supper. Since\r\n    <lb />I have been subject to such <condition n=\"13\">Colds</condition> &amp; <symptom n=\"28\">Sweatings</symptom>, I have not\r\n    <lb />been regular, sometimes six or seven weeks between. At that \r\n    <lb />time I am more susceptible of <condition n=\"13\">Cold</condition>, &amp; after it am more \r\n    <lb />relaxed &amp; poorly, &amp; my usual Exercise fatigues &amp; <symptom n=\"21\">heats</symptom>\r\n    <lb />me more than common, till I have bathed &amp; taken <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>\r\n    <lb />a few Days. I am sensible that I have trespassed on Doctor\r\n    <lb />Cullens Time &amp; Patience with this tedious, &amp; I fear uninÂ¬\r\n    <lb />telligible Account, of my former &amp; present State of Health\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"7\" />    \r\n    \r\n    <lb />Should he chuse to have a State of my Case from our\r\n    <lb />Apothecary I can get him to draw it up; as I mean \r\n    <lb /><u>this</u> only for his Consideration till I wait upon him\r\n    <lb />personally. As I beleive travelling would be of Service\r\n    <lb />to me, if I am no worse, &amp; Doctor Cullen think it not\r\n    <lb />improper; I have not the least Objection to visit Edinburgh\r\n    <lb />to receive his Advice &amp; Direction; in the meantime\r\n    <lb />will beg the Favor of a Line to know whether he does\r\n    <lb />approve of my personal Attendance upon him. The\r\n    <lb />affectionate Indulgence of the best of Parents, gives me \r\n    <lb />liberty to assure thee, that whatever Plan thou thinks\r\n    <lb />most likely to be of Service to my Health, will be\r\n    <lb />followed; &amp; there is no Regimen that would tend to that\r\n    <lb />Purpose, that I should not most gladly &amp; strictly follow.\r\n    <lb />Doctor Cullens humanity &amp; knowledge of the Sick wil<illegible l=\"2\" />\r\n    <lb />I trust induce him to excuse the Tediousness of <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n    <lb />incoherent Account, well knowing that Sufferers <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n    <lb />complain where they hope for Releif, tho: perhaps <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n    <lb />minute detail may be unnecessary. I sincere<unclear>ly</unclear><illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n    <lb /><u>this</u> may find Doctor Cullen enjoying every Bless<illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n    <lb />this Scene of Existence affords; \r\n</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>&amp; am with Respect\r\n    <lb />&amp; Esteem, his real Friend &amp; Well Wisher,</salute>\r\n    <dateline>Newcastle June 17<sup>th</sup> 75</dateline>\r\n    <signed>Ann Ormston</signed></closer>\r\n </div>\r\n    \r\n <div>\r\n   \r\n<pb n=\"8\" />\r\n     \r\n <p>\r\n     <lb />Doctor Cullen \r\n     <lb />Edinburgh\r\n </p>\r\n <p>\r\n     <annot>\r\n         <lb />Ann Ormston\r\n         <lb />June ----75.\r\n         <lb />V. iv. p. 12.\r\n     </annot>\r\n </p>\r\n </div>\r\n</body>', 1146, 3, '2012-11-11 15:25:31', 262),
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See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2013-09-15\">15 September 2013</date> Last updated by David Shuttleton</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2012-10-29\">29 October 2012</date> XML file created by Vivien Williams</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body>\r\n<div>\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"1\" />\r\n    \r\n<head>\r\n    For M<sup>r</sup> M<sup>c</sup> Alester\'s Son.\r\n</head>\r\n<opener>\r\n    <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Dec.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 23. 1775</dateline>\r\n</opener>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />The case less favourable than before, particularly <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"13\">deafness</symptom>. There appears to be\r\n    <lb />a great <symptom n=\"46\">flux of humours</symptom> to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"7\">ear</bodypart> &amp; if <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> be not discharged it may fall on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"41\">brain</bodypart> &amp;\r\n    <lb />have bad consequences. It was unlucky <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> in his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> was dried up &amp; it\r\n    <lb />should either be renewed or a <treatment n=\"11\">pea issue</treatment> should be put into the <bodypart n=\"10\">nape of his neck</bodypart> on \r\n    <lb />one or both sides of the <bodypart n=\"36\">Spine</bodypart>, &amp; such a drain kept open for some years.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />I am sorry to find he could not in any degree bear the <ingredient n=\"2\">â˜¿</ingredient><note>Traditional symbol for \'mercury\'.</note> but I am not told whether \r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> triturated <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> as in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"2\">â˜¿ial pill</ingredient><note>\'Mercurial pill\'.</note> was tried. If it was not, he will \r\n    <lb />probably bear it better <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient>, &amp; it should still be tried as <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> most probable\r\n    <lb />remedy for removing all obstructions about <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>. Let it be made as in <choice><abbr>Ph. Ed.</abbr><expan>Pharmacopoeia Edimburgensis</expan></choice> \r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>edit. nov.</abbr><expan>editio nova</expan></choice> &amp; begin <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a quarter of a grain, increasing it as he bears it, &amp; if he bear\r\n    <lb />it, pursue it in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> manner I have before proposed. If he cannot bear <illegible l=\"1\" /> <ingredient n=\"2\">â˜¿</ingredient> in\r\n    <lb />any shape, let him be frequently but moderately purged <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> &amp; at any\r\n    <lb />rate after <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"2\">â˜¿</ingredient> has been employed for 2 or 3 weeks let <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>then</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"30\">purging course</treatment> be\r\n    <lb />pursued. If he do not bear <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <illegible l=\"1\" /> <ingredient n=\"2\">â˜¿</ingredient> or if he bear it, after employing it for 2 or 3 \r\n    <lb />weeks let him be put on a course of <ingredient n=\"33\"><add place=\"above\">crude</add> antimony</ingredient> finely prepared, the dose at \r\n    <lb />first <choice><abbr>gr.</abbr><expan>grains</expan></choice> j. but if that produce no sickness &amp;c. gradually increase <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> dose \r\n    <lb />till he can bear <choice><abbr>gr.</abbr><expan>grains</expan></choice> v. twice a day &amp; let that be <choice><abbr>cont.<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice> for a month.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />Diet as before without Animal food.\r\n</p>\r\n<closer>\r\n    <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n</closer>\r\n</div>\r\n</body>', 375, 3, '2013-09-15 11:40:31', 106),
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He may also\r\n        <lb />continue to take either before or after his first\r\n        <lb />sleep the <action n=\"34\">anodyne</action> he has been in use to take\r\n        <lb />for some time past â€“ We think it will\r\n        <lb />be proper for him also to have the <treatment n=\"11\">perpetual\r\n            <lb />blister in his <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> continued, but the discharge\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />should be kept moderate</treatment> â€“ If <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> should require a\r\n        <lb />Remedy we think the most proper may be either a little\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"28\">Caster oil</ingredient> or an <ingredient n=\"8\" t=\"13\">Electuary of the Cream of Tartar</ingredient> and <action n=\"21\">lenitive</action>\r\n        <lb />the one or other to be taken in the morning. - During\r\n        <lb />the Journey his diet may be much the same as it has \r\n        <lb />been. He may take a little light animal food at Dinner\r\n        <lb />and if he can make up his meal with pudding and\r\n        <lb />vegetables we should like it better --- Neither wine,\r\n        <lb />Malt liquors nor any kind of strong drink we\r\n        <lb />think proper for him, the most proper is water,\r\n        <lb />boiled and cooled again, water gruel, barley water and\r\n        <lb />such like. â€“ We need hardly say that during the\r\n        <lb />proposed Journey he should carefully avoid being\r\n        <lb />exposed to any wet or colds nor need we say that\r\n        <lb />thoâ€™ we have spoke only of a Journey of some weeks\r\n        <lb />if he finds the benefit from it we expect he should\r\n        <lb />continue it as long as the season will allow.</p>\r\n<handShift />\r\n        <recipe><choice>\r\n            <orig><lb />â„ž pulv. subtil. <ingredient n=\"1\">cort. Peruv.</ingredient> Ê’ii Adjecto pauxillo aquÃ¦ terito in\r\n           <lb />mortaris marmoreo horÃ¦ dimidiam dein paulatim adde aquam ad\r\n          <lb />lbi. Repone in vase vitreo subinde agitans horas octo denique per\r\n          <lb />chartam cola, et Sig. <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Infusion</action>.</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take 2 drachms of finely ground <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>. Having added a little water, blend in a marble mortar for half an hour, then gradually add up to a pint of water. Place back in a glass vessel, stirring for eight hours, then finally strain through paper and label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Infusion</action>.</reg>\r\n        </choice></recipe>\r\n        <recipe><choice>\r\n            <orig><lb />â„ž pulv. <ingredient n=\"142\">rad. enul. camp.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"49\">Rob. Sambuc.</ingredient> @ Ê’i <ingredient n=\"206\">Balsam. sulph.</ingredient> crass. Ê’ii\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"75\">Mucil. G. Arab.</ingredient> q. v. ut f. massa dividend in pil. sing. gr. iv\r\n          <lb />Sig. <action n=\"19\">Pectoral Pills</action>.</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"142\">Elecampane</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"49\">Elder</ingredient>, 2 drachms of coarse <ingredient n=\"206\">Balsam of Sulphur</ingredient>, and enough <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic paste</ingredient> to make a mass to be divided into pills of 4 grains each. Label: <action n=\"19\">Pectoral Pills</action>.</reg>\r\n        </choice></recipe>\r\n</div></body>\r\n', 321, 2, '2012-11-06 14:44:43', 130),
(827, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c346\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:346] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Ewart / Regarding: Mrs Margaret Ewart (Christie) (of Mulloch, Mullock) (Patient) / 15 October 1775 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Luca Guariento</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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For M<sup>rs</sup> Ewarts case it is the ailments of\r\n            <lb />her <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart> which especially demands our attention and I hope\r\n            <lb />that even these are now in a way of mending but they are\r\n            <lb />not yet so entirely gone that at this season they can with\r\n            <lb />safety be neglected. I would therefore advise the following\r\n            <lb />measures. As soon as she is at home let a <treatment n=\"4\">blistering plaister</treatment>\r\n            <lb />be applied to the pained <del>part</del> part of her <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> and let a\r\n            <lb />part of it be turned into a perpetual <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment>. If this discharges\r\n            <lb />well and gives her little trouble it should be continued till\r\n            <lb />next summer but if it eithers gives her much trouble or dischÂ¬\r\n            <lb />arges little it is to be healed up and a <treatment n=\"5\">seton</treatment> is to be put\r\n            <lb />into the same place or near to it. As soon as the perpetual\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> is established I would have her take the opportunity\r\n            <lb />of any good weather that may occur to make a journey\r\n            <lb />for a week or two; which I think is necessary before winter\r\n            <lb />comes on and the only effectual means of discussing her\r\n            <lb />complaints. I hope it will discuss them but if it does not\r\n            <lb />I would have her continue to take some exercise in a\r\n            <lb />carri<add place=\"above\">a</add>ge every day that the weather will allow. At all\r\n            <lb />times she must take great care to avoid cold and as\r\n            \r\n         <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />one means of this I advise her to weare a flannel shirt next\r\n            <lb />her <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> both night and day and from henceforth throug\r\n            <lb />the whole winter. As she has been disposed to a <condition n=\"25\">plethoric</condition> state\r\n            <lb />and had a large <symptom n=\"65\">hemorrhagy</symptom> as a mark of it &amp; as at present\r\n            <lb />I find her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse tolerably full &amp; a little frequent</symptom> I would\r\n            <lb />on any marks of fullness appearing and especially on any\r\n            <lb />increase of the symptoms of her <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart> take a little <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> from\r\n            <lb />her <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart>, more or less as symptoms may seem to require.\r\n            <lb />Both on account of my fears of <condition n=\"25\">plethora</condition> recurring and on\r\n            <lb />account of the present date of her <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart> I must advise her to\r\n            <lb />use a spare and light diet. I would not tie her up very\r\n            <lb />strictly but must say in general that the less animal food\r\n            <lb />the better at dinner she may take broth neither strong\r\n            <lb />nor fat &amp; sometimes a bit of light meat especially while her\r\n            <lb />appetite allows her to take a little of it only but she should <add place=\"above\">be sparing\r\n            <lb />&amp; should</add> fill up her meal with some kind of grain. At supper she\r\n            <lb />must take no kind of animal food and therefore not an\r\n            <lb />egg. Fruits and as much of any kind of vegetables as her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> easily digests are very proper for her. For her relief\r\n            <lb />I depend upon the <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> her exercise and regimen and think\r\n            <lb />few medicines can be of service to her but she may be the\r\n            <lb />better for taking twice a day a aupfull of cold <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">infusion\r\n            <lb />of the Bark</ingredient> with as much of the <ingredient n=\"261\">Elixir Vitrioli</ingredient> as her taste\r\n            <lb />will beare and besides this she may twice a day take a\r\n            <lb />glass of water with the same <ingredient n=\"261\">Elixir</ingredient>. When her <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb />is frequent and more bound than ordinary she may\r\n            \r\n         <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />take <ingredient n=\"139\">anodyne</ingredient><del>at</del> at bedtime but always along with it as\r\n            <lb />much of the <ingredient n=\"33\">Antimonial wine</ingredient> as her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> will bear\r\n            <lb />without much <symptom n=\"61\">sickness or nausea</symptom>. I would however employ\r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"139\">Anodyne</ingredient> as seldom as possible and try to alleviate\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> by the <ingredient n=\"291\">Trochisci bechici nigri</ingredient> I expect little\r\n            <lb />benefit from either <ingredient n=\"31\">Musk</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"154\">G. Ammoniae</ingredient>. 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This Winter in <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> was\r\n        <lb />seized with the <condition n=\"10\">Epidemic fever</condition> followed by a <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> for which\r\n        <lb />she was advised to go to the Country.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />In the beginning of March on her way home she stopt a\r\n        <lb />few nights at my house. <symptom n=\"15\">Her pulse then was feeble at 120</symptom>\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"12\">her breathing fast</symptom>, <symptom n=\"4\">her cough constant</symptom>. She <symptom n=\"76\">spitt up a great\r\n        <lb />deal of thin defluxion</symptom>.She was in <symptom n=\"28\">a perpetual sweat</symptom>, and\r\n        <lb />she had the <symptom n=\"82\">Hectic redness in <bodypart n=\"8\">her cheeks</bodypart></symptom> after meals, joined\r\n        <lb />with <symptom n=\"31\">a looseness</symptom>, attended with <symptom n=\"40\">gripes</symptom> At this time she lived\r\n        <lb />mostly on fruit apples, sweet oranges &amp;c. These I discharged\r\n        <lb />and recommended a milk &amp; mucilaginous diet.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />She went home. On the change of diet <symptom n=\"31\">the purging</symptom> ceased,\r\n        <lb />but the other symptoms continued. In a few days she was\r\n        <lb />confined to her bedchamber, and soon after to her bed.\r\n        <lb />Her end seemed just at hand. However as the Season adÂ¬\r\n        <lb />vanced she gathered more strength, got out of bed, began\r\n        <lb />to be able to walk throw the bedchamber, was brought to\r\n        <lb />the Parlour and last week went thrice out in the Chaise\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />From these favourable appearances her father poor man,\r\n        <lb />begins to entertain some hope of her recovery and desired\r\n        <lb />me to ask your best advice about her.</p>\r\n\r\n    <p><lb />At present her <symptom n=\"4\">cough is not near so frequent</symptom> as it was\r\n        <lb />She <symptom n=\"76\">not spitt so much as she did</symptom>, but now and then\r\n        <lb />brings up some <symptom n=\"86\">yellow purulent matter</symptom>. She lyes easily\r\n        <lb />on either side which she always did, and <symptom n=\"82\">the flushing\r\n            <lb />in <bodypart n=\"8\">her cheeks</bodypart> is almost gone</symptom>. Thus far she seems to have\r\n        <lb />gained some ground But <symptom n=\"15\">her pulse is 140 at least</symptom>, <symptom n=\"12\">her breathÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing very quick</symptom>, <symptom n=\"63\"><bodypart n=\"24\">her feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"23\">ankles</bodypart> begin to swell</symptom>. <symptom n=\"26\">She is\r\n        <lb />reduced to skin &amp; bone</symptom>, and her <symptom n=\"130\">face is almost Hippocratic</symptom>.\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">She has a constant moisture on her</symptom> <add place=\"above\">yet</add> wears too many\r\n        <lb />cloaths, but when any of these are taken off <symptom n=\"20\">she is chilly</symptom>\r\n        <lb />The same thing happens to her when her bedchamber is\r\n        <lb />made tolerably cool. <symptom n=\"31\">The Purging</symptom> and <symptom n=\"40\">Gripes</symptom> have returned\r\n        <lb />of late, but always are moderated by the <ingredient n=\"171\">Potio Cretacea</ingredient> &amp;\r\n        <lb />a Julep of <ingredient n=\"181\">Confectio Japonica</ingredient> with a few drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">Tinct.\r\n        <lb />Thebaica</ingredient>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />I have found it necessary to allow her a little light\r\n        <lb />animal food at dinner her other meals are composed of Cowâ€™s\r\n        <lb />&amp; Assâ€™ milk.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Her case I suspect is desperate yet you must say something\r\n        <lb />to me about her.</p>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <p><lb />M<sup>r</sup> Cowan is much better than when Doctor Hope left him.\r\n        <lb />He says he <del>fells</del> feels no trouble or uneasiness whatever except\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"1\">now and then a little pain in <bodypart n=\"1\">his head</bodypart></symptom> but as <symptom n=\"15\">his pulse at\r\n        <lb />a medium is rather above than under 100</symptom> there certainly\r\n        <lb />yet is an Anguis sub herba.<note>\'Snake in the grass\', a traditional expression indicating a lurking, hidden danger.</note></p>\r\n\r\n\r\n    <p><lb />When I have more leisure I will you give you<note>Word slippage in the original.</note> some account\r\n        <lb />of the advice C. I.<note>Identity of this person and further evidence of their case untraced.</note> received at London from a numerous conÂ¬\r\n        <lb />situation of Physicians &amp; Surgeons who declared his affair,\r\n        <lb />as no doubt it is, to be a <condition n=\"112\">Hydrocele</condition>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Since the End of April I have almost been confined at\r\n        <lb />home with the <condition n=\"113\">Lumbago</condition> and <condition n=\"81\">morbus Ischiadicus</condition> I give\r\n        <lb />my disease both names because it shifts from <bodypart n=\"28\">my bac<supplied>k</supplied></bodypart>\r\n        <lb />to my <bodypart n=\"29\">hip joint</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"18\">thigh</bodypart>. Tho on the whole <add place=\"above\">the pain is</add> not very acute\r\n        <lb />yet <symptom n=\"17\">it has deprived me of many nights rest</symptom>. At\r\n        <lb />first I used <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum Guajac</ingredient>, then <ingredient n=\"101\">Semen Sinap.</ingredient> finding afterÂ¬\r\n        <lb />wards <symptom n=\"102\">a dryness in <bodypart n=\"2\">my mouth</bodypart></symptom> <treatment n=\"1\">I was bled</treatment> &amp; have delt\r\n        <lb />pretty freely in the <ingredient n=\"110\">Vin. Antimonial</ingredient>. <symptom n=\"8\">My appetite is not\r\n        <lb />good</symptom>, I live sparingly from these causes you may easily believe\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"26\">I doe not grow fatter than I was</symptom> <symptom n=\"23\">nor improve in strength</symptom>\r\n        <lb />yet when not ill can execute an Expedition of eight or\r\n        <lb />Ten miles &amp; return home in the evening not choosing to sleep\r\n        <lb />from home. Is there any thing you would advise me to doe.</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>most sincerely I ever am <choice><abbr>D</abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice>\r\n        Sir\r\n        <lb />yours &amp; c</salute>\r\n        <signed>Henry Miller</signed>\r\n       <dateline>Kirkcaldy 18 June 1775</dateline>\r\n    </closer> <postscript>You need not doubt that I am in flannels.</postscript></div>\r\n    <div><pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p><lb />To\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> William Cullen Physician\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></p>\r\n        <handShift /><annot><lb />H. Miller of Kircaldy\r\n            <lb />about\r\n            <lb />Miss<add place=\"above\">tress</add> Douglas -\r\n            <lb />June <u>1775</u>.</annot>\r\n</div></body>', 1149, 3, '2013-10-01 16:26:24', 165),
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She once\r\n            <lb/>had a fit of the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition>, during the continuance \r\n            <lb/>of which she was reliev\'d of these complaints:\r\n            <lb/>She has been also for most of that time troubled\r\n            <lb/>with <symptom n=\"31\">lax <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart></symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"40\">griping stools</symptom>, &amp; the return of\r\n            <lb/>her <condition n=\"8\">Menses very irregular, the quantity very little,\r\n            <lb/>&amp; the returns too seldom</condition>:- this was Her <choice><abbr>acc.<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>account</expan></choice> of\r\n            <lb/>her past &amp; present state, to Me about 14 days agoe,\r\n            <lb/>when she put Herself under my care; I found also\r\n            <lb/>that she was <symptom n=\"12\">short breathed</symptom> upon walking, with\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"10\">palpitations</symptom>, &amp; a tension &amp; fulness of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; <bodypart n=\"30\">Abdomen</bodypart>, which increased towards Night, &amp; a\r\n            <lb/>frequent <symptom n=\"20\">coldness of the <bodypart n=\"52\">extremities</bodypart></symptom> &amp; little <symptom n=\"28\">perspÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ration</symptom>: I advised Her to wear flannell, &amp; on\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>acc<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>account</expan></choice> of the <symptom n=\"31\">laxity</symptom> of her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart> to\r\n            <lb/>refrain from Vegetables, &amp; flattered Myself that, \r\n            <lb/>if by <illegible w=\"1\" /> the Solids &amp; warming &amp; invigorÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ating the fluids, the quantity of the Catamenia\r\n            <lb/>cou\'d be increas\'d, &amp; the returns regular, she \r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> be relieved - for that purpose she took the\r\n            <lb/>following Pills <unclear>bis die horis medie</unclear>. \r\n            \r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice><orig>\r\n                    â„ž <ingredient n=\"12\">chalyb.\r\n                        <lb/>rubig.</ingredient> pp<sup>t</sup> g.<sup>r</sup> viij extr. <ingredient n=\"1\">cort. peruv.</ingredient> moll. g.<sup>r</sup> v <ingredient n=\"65\">Ol\r\n       <pb n=\"2\"/>             \r\n                       <lb/>cinnamom.</ingredient> g<sup>tt</sup> i <ingredient n=\"172\">syr. s.</ingredient> q.s. f<sup>t</sup> Pil med. pro dos. i.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                    \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take eight <unclear>grains</unclear> of prepared <ingredient n=\"12\">red chalybeate</ingredient>, five grains of extract of soft <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>, \r\n                    one drop of <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon oil</ingredient> and a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">simple syrup</ingredient> in order to make medium pills for one dose.\r\n                </reg></choice>\r\n            </recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <lb/> - after taking these about a week, &amp; finding a \r\n            <lb/>circumscrib\'d <symptom n=\"18\">hard tumor</symptom> about the <bodypart n=\"98\">epigastric\r\n            <lb/>region</bodypart>, painfull when press\'d, I chang\'d Her pills\r\n            <lb/>for the following - \r\n            \r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice><orig>\r\n                    â„ž <unclear>Pil. gum mar.</unclear> â„¥Å¿s <ingredient n=\"12\">chalyb. rub.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb/>pp<sup>t</sup> Ê’ij f.<sup>t</sup> pil. med- Cap<sup>t</sup> iv bis die - \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take half an ounce of <unclear>Pil. gum mar.</unclear> and two drachms of prepared <ingredient n=\"12\">red chalybeate</ingredient> and\r\n                    let medium pills be made- Take four twice a day - \r\n                </reg></choice>\r\n            </recipe>\r\n            \r\n                  the hard\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"18\">Tumour</symptom> is not now to be felt, but a general &amp; \r\n            <lb/>painfull tension still continues, &amp; all these comÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>plaints have been lately aggravated by distress &amp; \r\n            <lb/><unclear>confinement</unclear>, having lost Her Father after six or \r\n            <lb/>7 weeks ilness.- Could repelling the <symptom n=\"78\">itch</symptom> produce\r\n            <lb/>Her ilness ? She got it by <condition n=\"72\">infection</condition> years ago-\r\n            <lb/>&amp; did not remain long well after the cure of it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>You will not I hope think this long detail\r\n            <lb/>unnecessary tho\' you see the Patient, as it is\r\n            <lb/>intended as a help to her Memory, &amp; to shew\r\n            <lb/>how much I am Sir\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb/>Your most obedient\r\n                <lb/>humble <choice><abbr>ser<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>Arthur Gair</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Doctor Cullen\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb/>Miss Forster\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Gairy <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>concerning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>Vol IV p.38\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1167, 11, '2014-10-13 15:28:15', 191),
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I own\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>aft<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>after</expan></choice> much <choice><abbr>consid<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>consideration</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice>\r\n                <choice><abbr>ailm<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>ailments</expan></choice> are a little difficult to account for. It is\r\n            <lb/>possible <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>that the</expan></choice> concussion from <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> fall you had <unclear><choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice></unclear> \r\n                hurt <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"45\">kidneys</bodypart> <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> by <choice><abbr>y<sup></sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/><unclear><illegible l=\"1\"/>al<sup>re</sup></unclear> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> p<sup>ms</sup> w<sup>ch</sup> follow<sup>d</sup> aft<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>the problems which followed after</expan></choice>. I believe <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> eff<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>the effects</expan></choice> of \r\n                <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> fall were chiefly\r\n            <lb/>on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"68\">muscles</bodypart> &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup> y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>that your</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"45\">kidneys</bodypart> were only hurt by <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> \r\n                immoderate <choice><abbr>q<sup>ty</sup></abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> of <unclear><ingredient n=\"54\">soap</ingredient></unclear>\r\n            <lb/>you took in a very short space. I must doubt if you have set down\r\n            <lb/><illegible l=\"2\"/> numbers exactly. for I have known severals who toyed <choice><abbr>w.<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"54\">soap</ingredient> <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> could bear &amp; I have never known one who could bear â„¥iv in\r\n            <lb/>one day <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>without</expan></choice> being very <symptom n=\"3\">sick</symptom> &amp; being <treatment n=\"30\">purged</treatment> very briskly whereas <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>ypur</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>acc<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>account</expan></choice> says you took above 1/2lb per day for a month. If it was so\r\n            <lb/>I am not surprised that <unclear>yr</unclear> going by urine overstretched <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> vessels\r\n            <lb/>of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"45\">kidneys</bodypart> &amp; <unclear>on y<sup>e</sup> least check</unclear> of <choice><abbr>perspirat<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>perspiration</expan></choice> made you liable\r\n            <lb/>to <condition n=\"6\">Diabetes</condition> &amp; tho\' it had ceased for some time I shall not\r\n            <lb/>wonder if upon certain occasions you shall have some return of it.\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>W<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>When</expan></choice> it does happen in any degree you may expect a <choice><abbr>suppress<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>suppression</expan></choice> at least some\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>interrup<sup>tn</sup></abbr><expan>interruption</expan></choice> of <illegible w=\"1\"/> <choice><abbr>secret<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>secretions</expan></choice> &amp; in <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> way I \r\n                <choice><abbr>acc<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>account</expan></choice> for not only <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>\r\n            <lb/><illegible w=\"1\"/> for a <choice><abbr>suppress<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>suppression</expan></choice> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>secret<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>secretion</expan></choice> of \r\n                <bodypart n=\"88\">Bile</bodypart> &amp; in <choice><abbr>conseq<sup>nce</sup></abbr><expan>consequence</expan></choice> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> colour of <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> stools\r\n            <lb/>A <symptom n=\"25\">Jaundice</symptom> is only <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> consequence of an <choice><abbr>obstruct<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>obstruction</expan></choice> of the <bodypart n=\"88\">Bile</bodypart> seÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>creted &amp; will not be produced by a <choice><abbr>suppress<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>suppression</expan></choice> of the <choice><abbr>secret<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>sectretion</expan></choice> itself. You say\r\n            <lb/>you have no doubt of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> excretories of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"44\">Liver</bodypart> being obstructed <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> I think\r\n            <lb/>you should have said <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> secretories <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> makes some difference. I have \r\n            <lb/>not time to tell you how much D<sup>r</sup> Mead is mistaken <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> respect to\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> influence of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"44\">Liver</bodypart> in <condition n=\"6\">Diabetes</condition>. <choice><abbr>W<sup>th.t</sup></abbr><expan>without</expan></choice>\r\n                disrupting <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> state of\r\n            <lb/>either <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"44\">Liver</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"45\">kidneys</bodypart> I must give my view of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> matter. I\r\n            <lb/>think <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> tone of <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"23\"><bodypart n=\"30\"><choice><abbr>abdomin<sup>l</sup></abbr><expan>abdominal</expan></choice></bodypart> \r\n                <bodypart n=\"60\"><choice><abbr>viscer.</abbr><expan>viscera</expan></choice></bodypart> is much weakened</symptom> &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> will proÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>duce <choice><abbr>relaxat<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>relaxation</expan></choice> in one <choice><abbr>p<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>part</expan></choice> &amp; obstruct in <choice><abbr>anoth<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>another</expan></choice> &amp; \r\n            <choice><abbr>partic<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>particularly</expan></choice> in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"82\"><choice><abbr>alimen.</abbr><expan>alimentary</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/>canal</bodypart> will produce <symptom n=\"48\">indigestion</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"7\">flatulency</symptom>. To restore <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> tone\r\n            <lb/>in general, <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeates</ingredient>, &amp; cold bathing may be employed &amp; \r\n            <lb/>among <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> rest <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> alum whey <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> as a saline <choice><abbr>matt<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>matter</expan></choice> \r\n                will be <choice><abbr>appl<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>applied</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"45\">kidneys</bodypart> more <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> to any <unclear>Other</unclear> <choice><abbr>p<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>part</expan></choice> among \r\n                <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <action n=\"31\">strengtheners</action> I\r\n            <lb/>must not ommitt being much on horseback <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> not only strengthens\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> syst<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>the system</expan></choice> in <choice><abbr>gener<sup>l</sup> b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>general but</expan></choice> also relieves <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"60\">viscera</bodypart>\r\n                by promoting <symptom n=\"28\"><choice><abbr>perspir<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>perspiration</expan></choice></symptom>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; if you must otherwise keep in view by <unclear>us<sup>n</sup></unclear> belt &amp; flannel. It may <add place=\"below\">be</add>\r\n   <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>very proper also to promote <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> secret<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>the secretion</expan></choice> of <bodypart n=\"88\">Bile</bodypart> &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> only means\r\n            <lb/>I certainly know of for <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> purpose is <treatment n=\"9\"><choice><abbr>vom<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>vomiting</expan></choice></treatment> <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice>do not push it too\r\n            <lb/>far for <choice><abbr>freq<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>frequent</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"9\"><choice><abbr>vom<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>vomiting</expan></choice></treatment> weakens <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>stom.</abbr><expan>stomach</expan></choice></bodypart>.\r\n                <unclear>when y<sup>e</sup></unclear> <choice><abbr>secret<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>secretion</expan></choice> of <bodypart n=\"88\">bile</bodypart> is\r\n            <lb/>restored <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"69\">intestines</bodypart> <subst><del>may</del><add place=\"above\">will</add></subst> be sluggish &amp; may require a free\r\n            <lb/><action n=\"28\">stimulus</action> <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> I think a warmer <action n=\"24\">purgative</action> <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>than the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"125\"><choice><abbr>solub<sup>le</sup> Tart<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>soluable Tartar</expan></choice></ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>would be <choice><abbr>prop<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>proper</expan></choice> &amp; I believe <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Pil stomatic <choice><abbr>Ph. L.</abbr><expan>London Pharmacopoeia</expan></choice> would answer\r\n            <lb/>I believe <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"7\">flatulency</symptom> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"69\">Intestines</bodypart> will be relieved by <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"58\" t=\"1\"><choice><abbr>Tinct. Thebaica</abbr><expan>Thebaic Tincture</expan></choice></ingredient> &amp; you may not be able to disperse <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> it\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> it will not <action n=\"31\">strengthen</action> &amp; it may increase <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> &amp; I would\r\n            <lb/>wish to avoid it as much as possible. &amp; CC\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n\r\n<handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb/>?\r\n            <lb/>Who What Where\r\n            <lb/>When       \r\n</annot>\r\n \r\n</div>\r\n</body>', 1207, 11, '2015-04-10 11:30:41', 234),
(832, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c503\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:503] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN] / Regarding: Mr Alexander Crawfurd (Sandy, Crawford) (Patient) / 27 November 1774 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Rebecca DeWald</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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Exercise is very proper for him but in winter\r\n            <lb/>he is more likely to be hurt by the cold than mended by any Exercise he\r\n            <lb/>can get.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In diet he must observe the same rules which were formerly given\r\n            <lb/>&amp; that is to live very entirely on milk, grains, &amp; fruit abstaining from\r\n            <lb/>all animal food &amp; all fermented or spirituous liquors. During the cold\r\n            <lb/><del>f</del>weather he may have at dinner a weak broth &amp; a bit of boiled\r\n            <lb/>chicken o<subst><del>f</del><add>r</add></subst> fowl, but this is all that can be allowed &amp; he must never make\r\n            <lb/>his meal entirely of the boiled fowl, but <choice><abbr>w<sup>-</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a part of this make up his\r\n            <lb/>meal <choice><abbr>w<sup>-</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> some kind of pudding, tart, roots or greens. His shupper sould\r\n            <lb/>be always of some kind of milk meat. His breakfast may be Cocoa Tea\r\n            <lb/>to bread &amp; butter but taking the last very sparingly.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If asses milk can be conveniently got he may take from a gill\r\n            <lb/>to half a mutchkin <choice><abbr>ev.<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>every</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>morn.</abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> about 2 or 3 hours before he is to get up.\r\n            <lb/>There is little benefit to be got by it in the afternoon but it will be better\r\n            <lb/>to take a gill of it about 6 o clock than to drink tea.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I have supposed above that M<sup>r</sup> Crawf. is to live at home\r\n            <lb/>during the winter, because I think there is little difference beÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>twen the different parts of Britain. I must own however that\r\n            <lb/>Bristol is better than Sanquhar upon the whole but it is\r\n       <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>very doubtful if the care that can be taken of M<sup>r</sup> C. at Sanquhar\r\n            <lb/>will not compensate any benefit he might recieve from the\r\n            <lb/>climate of Bristol\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Ed.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 27. <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>November</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb/><u>1774</u></dateline></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Alex<sup>r</sup>. Crawfurd.</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"206\">Bals. sulph.</ingredient> crass. Ê’j. <ingredient n=\"142\">Pulv rad. enul. campian.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s.\r\n                <lb/>Terito simul probe dein adde <ingredient n=\"49\">Rob Sambuc.</ingredient>\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"121\">Extr. glycyrrher.</ingredient> @ Ê’i <ingredient n=\"4\">Syr. balsamic.</ingredient> q.s. ut f. Massa\r\n                <lb/>dividenda in Pilulas, singulas gr. iv.\r\n                <lb/>Signa <action n=\"19\">Pectoral Pills</action>\r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take a drachm of thick <ingredient n=\"206\">Balsam of Sulphur</ingredient> and\r\n                half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"142\">powdered Elecampagne root</ingredient>.\r\n                Thirdly, stir these together, then add a drachm of each <ingredient n=\"49\">Elderberry Rob</ingredient>\r\n                and <ingredient n=\"121\">licorice Extract</ingredient> and a sufficient amount of <ingredient n=\"4\">balsamic Syrup</ingredient> to\r\n                make a mass which are then divided into pills of 4 grams each.\r\n                Label them: <action n=\"19\">Pectoral Pills</action>\r\n            </reg></choice></recipe>\r\n            these to be taken at bedtime\r\n            <lb/><del>three to be taken at bedtime</del>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer><signed>W.C.</signed></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 503, 3, '2013-09-28 16:49:57', 68);
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August? 1775 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Marianne Gilchrist</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2012-11-07\">7 November 2012</date> Last updated by Jenny Bann</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2012-10-30\">30 October 2012</date> XML file created by Marianne Gilchrist</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body><div>\r\n    <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n    <head>For M.<sup>rs</sup> Gomeldon</head>\r\n    <p><lb />As M.<sup>rs</sup> Gomeldon\'s Complaints have been originally <symptom n=\"127\">Rheumatick</symptom> it\r\n   <lb />is very necessary that she should carefully gaurd against cold coming at her\r\n   <lb /><bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> and therefore avoid being exposed to moist and cold air <choice><abbr>witht.</abbr><expan>without</expan></choice>\r\n   <lb />being well covered, but when she is within doors she should not be covered\r\n   <lb />too warm. â€“ As soon as she is settled at home let a <treatment n=\"4\">small perÂ¬\r\n   <lb />petual blister</treatment> be made in the <bodypart n=\"10\">nape of the neck</bodypart> and kept open for\r\n   <lb />two or three weeks â€“ I don\'t think it necessary for her to continue\r\n   <lb />the use of <ingredient n=\"128\">Eau de luce</ingredient>. It has done little service and the frequent and\r\n   <lb />long continued use may rather do harm. - The syrup in the morning\r\n   <lb /><subst><del>should</del><add place=\"above\">may</add></subst> still be used, but it should not be constant nor even very frequent\r\n   <lb />Instead of the <ingredient n=\"128\">Eau de luce</ingredient>, she may try to draw up through her <bodypart n=\"5\">nostrils</bodypart>\r\n   <lb />a little warm water with a sixth part of <ingredient n=\"184\">french brandy</ingredient>, and when she\r\n   <lb />does not use the syrup <treatment n=\"13\">she may gargle</treatment> with a little of the same <ingredient n=\"184\">brandy</ingredient>\r\n   <lb />only for that purpose adding as much <ingredient n=\"292\">honey</ingredient> as <ingredient n=\"184\">brandy</ingredient> to the water.\r\n   <lb />After <treatment n=\"4\">the perpetual blister</treatment> has been wearing for a week or ten days, if the\r\n   <lb />stoppage of her <bodypart n=\"5\">nose</bodypart> shall not be considerably relieved, let her try a\r\n   <lb />little of the Ointment ordered below. About the bigness of a pea is to\r\n   <lb />be put up <bodypart n=\"5\">each nostril</bodypart> by putting a part of it upon a soft hair\r\n   <lb />pencil, warming it before a fire or candle, and putting it as far up\r\n   <lb /><bodypart n=\"5\">the nostril</bodypart> as it conveniently can be. In the morning after the\r\n   <lb />warm water &amp; <ingredient n=\"184\">brandy</ingredient> is to be snuffed up, and if it shall be found\r\n   <lb />that it cannot be conveniently snuffed up some of it should be inÂ¬\r\n   <lb />jected with a small syringe â€“ The application of the ointment should\r\n   <lb />be continued for a fortnight, and during that time M.<sup>rs</sup> Gomeldon should\r\n   <lb />keep at home and even there should take great care to avoid cold.\r\n   <lb />She should also for the same time abstain from taking snuff.\r\n   <lb />The pills I formerly ordered may still be of service, and tho there \r\n   <lb />does not seem to be <add place=\"above\">so</add> much occasion for them as there was, I think\r\n   <lb />it will be very proper for her to take them very constantly during\r\n   <lb />the use of the ointment.</p></div>\r\n   <div><pb n=\"2\" /><head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Gomeldon</head>\r\n   <recipe><choice>\r\n       <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\">Ung. Mercurial. Ph. Ed.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"209\">Axung. porcin.</ingredient> @ Ê’ii Terito simul probe et \r\n           <lb />simul adde <ingredient n=\"23\" t=\"28\">Ol. Camphorat.</ingredient> g.<sup>tt</sup> xx. â„³. f. Linimentum Sig. Specific Liniment for the <bodypart n=\"5\">nostrils</bodypart></orig>\r\n       <reg>Take 2 drachms each of the <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\">Edinburgh PharmacopÅ“ia\'s Mercurial Ointment</ingredient> and of <ingredient n=\"209\">pork lard</ingredient>. Rub them together thoroughly and \r\n           at the same time add 20 drops of <ingredient n=\"23\" t=\"28\">Camphor Oil</ingredient>. Mix to make a liniment. Label: Specific Liniment for the <bodypart n=\"5\">nostrils</bodypart></reg>\r\n    </choice></recipe>\r\n</div></body>\r\n', 325, 2, '2012-11-07 12:24:12', 101),
(834, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c3723\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:3723] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN] / Regarding: Mrs Willoughby  (Willobie) (Patient) / 17 February 1775 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Gillian Weir</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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Her <symptom n=\"76\">spitting</symptom> is <symptom n=\"86\"><choice><abbr>purul.</abbr><expan>purulent</expan></choice></symptom> her <symptom n=\"34\">hectic</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>considerable &amp; her <symptom n=\"26\"><choice><abbr>emaciat<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>emaciation</expan></choice></symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"23\"><choice><abbr>weakn</abbr><expan>weakness</expan></choice></symptom> great, &amp;\r\n            <lb/>I think I never knew one in such &amp;c recover.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>Hav.<sup>g</sup> y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>Having this</expan></choice> opinion you will not expect that I\r\n            <lb/>will prescribe <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> for all we can do is to make\r\n            <lb/>her <bodypart n=\"95\">mind</bodypart> &amp; body as easy as possible. Let her \r\n            <lb/>milk in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>the morning</expan></choice> be <choice><abbr>cont<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice>. Let her diet also be \r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>cont<sup>d</sup> w out</abbr><expan>continued without</expan></choice> animal except it may be a little broth\r\n            <lb/>a little <ingredient n=\"38\">hartshorn</ingredient> or even calves head jelly &amp; perhaps \r\n            <lb/>a little bit of white meat <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> she is on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> road.\r\n            <lb/>Her <ingredient n=\"139\"><choice><abbr>anod. dr<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>anodyne draughts</expan></choice></ingredient> will become more <choice><abbr>necess.</abbr><expan>necessary</expan></choice> &amp;\r\n            <lb/><unclear>y<sup>res</sup></unclear> must be <choice><abbr>cont.<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice> &amp; even the dose increased\r\n            <lb/>As <choice><abbr>y<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>they</expan></choice> were to be renewed here &amp; I did not know exacÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tly your receipt I have given her a new one as \r\n            <lb/>below <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> you <choice><abbr>m. cont.</abbr><expan>may continue</expan></choice> or change at pleasure. I have\r\n            <lb/>put her on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> use of an oily <choice><abbr>mixt. w<sup>c</sup> w<sup>le</sup></abbr><expan>mixture which while</expan></choice> her <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>stom.</abbr><expan>stomach</expan></choice></bodypart> bears\r\n            <lb/>it easily <unclear>idem.</unclear> <choice><abbr>cont.</abbr><expan>continue</expan></choice>. For <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> sake of some variety\r\n     <pb n=\"2\"/>      \r\n            <lb/>have ordered below an <choice><abbr>Elect. &amp; Decoct<sup>n</sup> w<sup>c m.b.</sup></abbr><expan>Electuary &amp; Decoction which may be</expan></choice> \r\n            <lb/>employed at your discretion. They are not of <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> conseÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>quence &amp; may be of some service. There is no little \r\n            <lb/>hope of benefit from any <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> in her present\r\n            <lb/>state of <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> I cannot advise any thing of <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>kind. While she can conveniently go out in a \r\n            <lb/>carriage it <choice><abbr>m.</abbr><expan>may</expan></choice> give her some relief but at <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> time\r\n            <lb/>of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> season it requires a <choice><abbr>g<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>great</expan></choice> deal of caution to avoid\r\n            <lb/>cold. This all at <choice><abbr>prest.</abbr><expan>present</expan></choice> but if any amendÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ment or new circumstances &amp;ccc D<sup>r</sup> Thomas\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Yours &amp;c.</salute>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <dateline>\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup> 17. Feb<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh 17. February</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>1775.\r\n        </dateline>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> W.</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnam. simpl.</ingredient> aa â„¥Å¿s \r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"58\">Tinct. Theb</ingredient> g<sup>tt</sup>. XV\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"18\">Syrup Diacod.</ingredient>\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"4\">Balsamic</ingredient> aa Ê’j\r\n                <lb/>M. Signa Anod. Dr<sup>t</sup>: to b. tak. at bedt.\r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take half an ounce of each of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose Water</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"65\">simple cinnamon</ingredient>, fifteen drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">Thebaic Tincture</ingredient>,\r\n                two drachms each of <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"18\">Diacodium Syrup</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"4\">Balsamic</ingredient>. Mix. Label: Anodyne Drops to be taken at bedtime.\r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"126\" t=\"28\">Ol. amygdal. dulc.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                <lb/>Mucil. <ingredient n=\"75\">G. Arab.</ingredient> â„¥iÅ¿s\r\n                <lb/>Terito simul &amp; paulatin adde\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">Syrup balsamic.</ingredient> â„¥j <ingredient n=\"107\">aq. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"285\">Sp<sup>t</sup> sal. ammon. caust.</ingredient> sive\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"204\">alcali volat. caust.</ingredient> g<sup>tt</sup> XXX\r\n                <lb/>Signa: <action n=\"19\">Pector.</action> â„³. a tablespoonf. to b. taken several\r\n                <lb/>times a day.\r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"126\" t=\"28\">sweet almond Oil</ingredient> and one and a half ounces of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient> mucilage.\r\n                Rub together &amp; steadily add one ounce of <ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">Syrup of balsam</ingredient>, two ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">rose water</ingredient>, \r\n                <ingredient n=\"285\">caustic Spirit of ammoniac salt</ingredient> or thirty drops of <ingredient n=\"204\">caustic volatile alkaline salts</ingredient>.\r\n                Label: <action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action> Mixture. A tablespoonful to be taken several times a day.\r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"56\">Balsam. Tolut.</ingredient> â„ˆj <ingredient n=\"116\">sperm. cet.</ingredient> Ê’jj\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"50\">sacch alb. duriss.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                <lb/>Terito simul probe dein adde\r\n                <lb/>Mucil. <ingredient n=\"75\">G. Arab.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"49\">Rob. Sambuc.</ingredient> aa â„¥jÅ¿s\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">Syrup balsam.</ingredient> q.s. ut f. Elect. <unclear>tertue</unclear> \r\n                <lb/>Signa <action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action> Elect. a teaspoonf. to b. t<sup>n</sup> several\r\n                <lb/>times w<sup>n</sup> she is not using y<sup>e</sup> oily â„³.\r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take one scruple of <ingredient n=\"56\">Balsam of Tolu</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"116\">spermaceti</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"50\">rough white sugar</ingredient>.\r\n                Rub together, test, then add an ounce and a half each of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient> mucilage and <ingredient n=\"49\">Elderberry Rob</ingredient> and a sufficient\r\n                quantity of <ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">Syrup of balsam</ingredient> to make an Electuary <unclear>tertue</unclear>.\r\n                Label: <action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action> Electuary. A teaspoonful to be taken several times when she is not using the oily mixture.    \r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"6\">Fol. tussilag. siccat.</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n                <lb/>coque ex Aq. font. lbij ad lbj dein cola &amp; in colaÂ¬\r\n                <lb/>to solve\r\n                <lb/>Extr. <ingredient n=\"121\">glycyrrhir. puriss.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                <lb/>Signa <action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action> Decoction two tablespoonf.\r\n                <lb/>to be taken several times a day.\r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"6\">dried Coltsfoot Leaves</ingredient> boil in two pounds of spring water to one pound then strain &amp; \r\n                disolve in the strained water half an ounce of extract of <ingredient n=\"121\">purified liquorice</ingredient>.\r\n                Signa: <action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action> Decoction. 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The last\r\n            <lb/>may be safely employed in the case of any fixed\r\n            <lb/>pain, but in urgent circumstances &amp; then in small\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>qty</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice>, <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> may be repeated. I expect little from\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice>. The <ingredient n=\"75\">gums</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"4\">balsams</ingredient> \r\n                may be hurtfull\r\n    <pb n=\"2\"/>            \r\n            <lb/>Mucilaginous &amp; oily matters may be used \r\n            <lb/>at pleasure, if These effects appear remarkable \r\n            <lb/>&amp; the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> is not cloyed by them. If <ingredient n=\"25\">squills</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>prove <action n=\"24\">purgative</action> or do more than keep the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>reg<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice>, They will do harm. I have seen <ingredient n=\"2\">MercuÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>rials</ingredient> employed in <condition n=\"1\">Phthisical</condition> cares, but never\r\n            <lb/>saw them do any good, sometimes I have\r\n            <lb/>seen them do much harm and I think <ingredient n=\"7\">CaloÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>mel</ingredient> is one of the most improper preparations\r\n            <lb/>that can be employed\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Much depends on her diet. Milk. Fruit &amp; grain\r\n            <lb/>Gentle exercise on <choice><abbr>h.</abbr><expan>her</expan></choice> back or in a carriage in\r\n            <lb/>good weather. Carefully gaurding against cold\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>An <action n=\"34\">Anodyne</action> now &amp; then might give her \r\n            <lb/>an easier night, but I must leave this to the\r\n            <lb/>discretion of gentleman on the spot who must\r\n            <lb/>direct from experience of such <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> on her constitution\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>When the season is farther advanced, a journey\r\n            <lb/>or a voyage are perhaps the only &amp; at least the\r\n            <lb/>most promising means of her recovery\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>WC</signed>\r\n            <dateline>March 9<sup>th</sup> 1775</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3725, 2, '2012-11-06 14:36:20', 71),
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April 1 1775.\r\n         \r\n           \r\n        </head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Former letter miscarried, but must now supply what\r\n            <lb/>I sent with <del>herself</del> Miss Trail.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Her ailments <choice><abbr>irreg<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>irregular</expan></choice> and anomalous &amp; cannot be\r\n            <lb/>referred to any title. but must be referred to a \r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>gen<sup>l</sup></abbr><expan>general</expan></choice> irritability &amp; mobility of the <bodypart n=\"47\">system</bodypart> &amp; to be cured\r\n            <lb/>by <action n=\"29\">Tonics</action> ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Therefore I advise cold bathing, Exercise, <ingredient n=\"35\">Steel</ingredient> and\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient>. &amp; your present report makes it probable\r\n            <lb/>that she will get well by persisting in these\r\n            <lb/>remedies. It will indeed by the surest sign of recovery\r\n            <lb/>the <condition n=\"8\">returning of the Menses</condition>, but not to be expected till\r\n            <lb/>some warmth of season sets in. Little to be expecÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ted from <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> in this matter, but now is the time\r\n            <lb/>to try anything we think may be of use- <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>one of the most powerfull <action n=\"23\">Emenagogues</action> but must\r\n            <lb/>be here used with caution &amp; that caution may disÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>appoint us of its effects.- Not eligible, therefore would \r\n            <lb/>have you trust to the <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeates</ingredient>, Exercise, <treatment n=\"37\">friction</treatment>\r\n            <lb/>of the <bodypart n=\"52\">lower Extremities</bodypart> and <treatment n=\"17\">Pediluvium</treatment>. The <ingredient n=\"12\">ChalyÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>beate</ingredient> ordered formerly should now be taken for some\r\n            <lb/>weeks but in double doses.- The exercise you\r\n     <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>mention is certainly too gentle but maybe usefull\r\n            <lb/>&amp; if Miss Trial would get sometimes on <choice><abbr>h.back</abbr><expan>horseback</expan></choice> &amp;\r\n            <lb/>&amp; at other times walk a good deal, we might at length\r\n            <lb/>get our purpose. A <treatment n=\"46\">Semicupium</treatment> is often a good remedy\r\n            <lb/>but it is not well suited to Miss Trails moveable\r\n            <lb/>constitution &amp; therefore confine my advice to <treatment n=\"17\"><choice><abbr>P.luvia</abbr><expan>Pediluvia</expan></choice></treatment>\r\n            <lb/>However she may immerse her <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> to the <bodypart n=\"19\">knees</bodypart> and sit\r\n            <lb/>in the water a good while, supporting the heat of\r\n            <lb/>it by adding frequently warm water. - while her\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> are in the water, they should be <treatment n=\"39\">gently rubbed\r\n            <lb/>with another persons <bodypart n=\"15\">hand</bodypart></treatment>. I would not insist on\r\n            <lb/>his returning at present to the cold bathing, but\r\n            <lb/>in summer <condition n=\"8\">whether her menses return or not</condition> I would\r\n            <lb/>advise hir to return by all means to the cold bathing \r\n            <lb/>as the best <action n=\"29\">Tonic</action> she can employ.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>As to Miss Trail of Westove. she has been seveÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ral times quite well, but she is liable to have some\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"30\">eruption on her <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart></symptom> &amp; the eradicating this matter\r\n            <lb/>will be very difficult. I did not think she could safely \r\n            <lb/>return home during Winter but she may return\r\n            <lb/>now &amp; I have told her that I think there is no\r\n    <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>occasion for her staying longer here which how\r\n            <lb/>ever she seems inclined to do. When she goes\r\n            <lb/>I shall write more particularly--\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <dateline>April 1. 177.5.</dateline>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3727, 3, '2012-12-21 13:03:24', 127),
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Tho you do not bear motion on horseback\r\n            <lb/>or in a carriage, I believe you will bear the motion\r\n            <lb/>of a ship well enough but if you have time &amp; opÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>portunity to make trial of a short voyage, I \r\n            <lb/>should think it very proper. I think a voyage \r\n            <lb/>to the South is the most promising for you but I am\r\n            <lb/>uncertain how you will agree with residing in a \r\n            <lb/>warm climate; for very many <condition n=\"14\">asthmatics</condition> are worse\r\n            <lb/>in summer than in winter. 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Ind.</abbr><expan>West Indies</expan></choice> consist<del>s</del> of broth, grain &amp; fruits.\r\n            <lb/>To be secure of broth at sea, carry portable soup.\r\n            <lb/>By grain I mean, bread, wheat flour, rice, flour\r\n            <lb/>of rice, barley, sago, millet, salep &amp; oatmeal <unclear><del>fir.</del></unclear>\r\n            <lb/>all prepared ad arbitrium<note>Meaning \'arbitrarily\'.</note>. Eggs are necessary\r\n            <lb/>for your puddings &amp; so far allowable, &amp; carry a \r\n            <lb/>parcel a greased eggs with you. or after slightly \r\n            <lb/>greasing them put them into a box &amp; pour malted\r\n   <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>all round them &amp; alternate your layers of butter &amp; \r\n            <lb/>layers of eggs <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> method will serve a double purpose\r\n            <lb/>both in butter &amp; eggs.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Under <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> head of fruit, figs, raisins, <add place=\"above\">sweet</add> almonds\r\n            <lb/>currants, apples oranges &amp; preserved fruits of difÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ferent kinds &amp; <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> variously combined with your\r\n            <lb/>grain, may afford a very comfortable variety\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Only to add, Chocolate, to who can digest it,\r\n            <lb/>is a comfortable article at sea. &amp; to all these you\r\n            <lb/>may in <choice><abbr>W. 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Mr\r\n            <lb/>Hamilton will direct how &amp; to use them.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>As to your question about <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> servant. I\r\n            <lb/>shall answer you <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a scotch proverb. A man\r\n            <lb/>that has a daug o his ain may gang te the \r\n            <lb/>kirk wi a clean <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>.<note>Stuart had presumably asked for advice on the advantages of taking his own servant with him on his travels. It is rare for Cullen to use colloquial Scots. 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I perceive now that your disease is not in the <bodypart n=\"7\">ear</bodypart> itself\r\n            <lb />but more in the part where the <symptom n=\"73\">noise</symptom> seems to be. However\r\n            <lb />you may continue the oil to your <bodypart n=\"7\">ear</bodypart> for tho the seat of\r\n            <lb />the disease is not there, it is certainly communicated\r\n            \r\n <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />there &amp; the oil may be of service. What I have to advise now is\r\n            <lb />that you <treatment n=\"48\">get your <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> clean shaven</treatment> &amp; to the open of it &amp;\r\n            <lb />upon the left side down to the <bodypart n=\"63\">temple</bodypart> you apply a <treatment n=\"4\">plaister</treatment>\r\n            <lb />of the mixture ordered below. 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When the <treatment n=\"4\">plaister</treatment>\r\n            <lb />is taken off in order to a new <treatment n=\"48\">shaving</treatment>, take care\r\n            <lb />that the part is kept sufficiently warm. I have no\r\n            <lb />more to say but to bid you take care of cold and\r\n            <lb />drinking, &amp; tho you observe no effects from eating\r\n            <lb />you may depend upon it that much animal food\r\n            <lb />does harm.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am Sir\r\n                <lb />your most Obedient <choice><abbr>S<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>.               \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>W<sup>m</sup>. Cullen</signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 26<sup>th</sup>. <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice>.\r\n                <lb />1775\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n     \r\n    \r\n    \r\n</body>', 353, 2, '2012-11-05 16:17:18', 81),
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They were <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> small,\r\n            <lb />without any marks of <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom>, and had continued\r\n            <lb />several days in the same indolent state. <add place=\"above\">At this time I first saw him</add>. As it was <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> -\r\n            <lb /><del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> to be hoped that the <add place=\"above\"><condition n=\"110\">buboes</condition></add> might be discussed, and as I\r\n            <lb />judged it advisable for M<sup>r</sup> S. to go through <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />course, I advised him to enter upon it immediately;\r\n            <lb />hoping that by introducing the <ingredient n=\"2\">mercury</ingredient> into the habit\r\n            <lb />in a moderate degree, &amp; by <action n=\"47\">rubbing</action> a part of the ointÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ment into the <symptom n=\"18\">tumors</symptom> themselves, the cure might be made\r\n            <lb />be made as short as possible. - I gave positive written\r\n            <lb />directions (which I have desired that M<sup>r</sup> S. to shew to you when\r\n            <lb />he gets to town) in regard to the strength &amp; quantity of\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />the ointment to be used, and the frequency of the <action n=\"47\">frictions</action>, enÂ¬\r\n            <lb />joining, upon the whole, the greatest caution &amp; moderation, both\r\n            <lb />on account of the delicacy of M<sup>r</sup> S\'s constitution, and of there being\r\n            <lb />nothing very formidable in the case. But what I most particuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />larly advised was that if we found the <symptom n=\"18\">tumors</symptom> could not be\r\n            <lb />discussed, we were to desist altogether from the <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />course, whilst the proper methods were taken to bring them\r\n            <lb />to <action n=\"42\">suppuration</action>; - and then, when they were healed or near\r\n            <lb />near healing, that the course should be resumed in the same cauÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tious manner in which it had been begun.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Accordingly we began our course, and were kept but\r\n            <lb />a very short time in suspense, for, in four or five days, and\r\n            <lb />after two or three <action n=\"47\">frictions</action>, which had just come sensibly to\r\n            <lb />affect his <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>, it appeared that the <condition n=\"110\">buboes</condition> were advancing\r\n            <lb />to <action n=\"42\">suppuration</action>. - In a very short time they <action n=\"42\">suppurated</action> in\r\n            <lb />the most kindly manner, the quantity of matter being sufficiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ently large, and its colour &amp; consistence good. There were\r\n            <lb/>now no marks of the little <ingredient n=\"2\">mercury</ingredient> he had taken remaining\r\n            <lb />in his constitution, the use of it having been intirely dropt\r\n            <lb />as soon as the advancement of the <condition n=\"110\">buboes</condition> was observed.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Hitherto all went on very well; the patient flattering\r\n            <lb />himself with <add place=\"above\">the hopes of</add> a speedy cure, and the Surgeon giving assurances\r\n            <lb />of the same. -- Though the matter discharged from the <condition n=\"110\">buboes</condition>\r\n            <lb />was such as I have mentioned, yet, with a view, I suppose, to\r\n            <lb />promote a more speedy digestion, M<sup>r</sup> Copland soon began\r\n            \r\n      <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />to use <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial</ingredient> dressings. Pledgets covered with the red precipitate\r\n            <lb />ointment were introduced into the openings, and the common <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />ointment was <action n=\"47\">rubbed</action> on the surrounding hardness. - Still matters\r\n            <lb />continued easy enough, and I could make no objections to this loÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cal use of <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>; -- but I opposed, as long as I could, our returnÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing to the <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial</ingredient> course for this express reason, which\r\n            <lb />was repeatedly mentioned -- that we would run a risk thereby of\r\n            <lb />occasioning troublesome <symptom n=\"131\">sores</symptom>. -- At last however, as every\r\n            <lb />thing looked so favourably, I <del>complied</del> agreed, at the request of\r\n            <lb />my patient, and M<sup>r</sup> Copland, that the <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial</ingredient> course should be\r\n            <lb />resumed.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />But, instead of keeping to the directions which\r\n            <lb />I had given, <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> was now used in the most liberal\r\n            <lb />manner. - They have since owned to me that, besides the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial</ingredient> dressings to the <condition n=\"110\">buboes</condition>, a large quantity of\r\n            <lb />the strongest <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial ointment</ingredient> was, for <u>four</u> nights sucÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cessively, (it is probable the number was greater) <action n=\"47\">rubbed</action> into\r\n            <lb /><del>rubbed into</del> the <bodypart n=\"18\">thighs</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>, and upon the <bodypart n=\"31\">glans penis</bodypart>. =- Nay\r\n            <lb />more, without my having the least suspicion of it, <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurial\r\n            <lb />Pills</ingredient> were likewise given internally. - The immediate conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sequence was a <symptom n=\"72\">profuse salivation</symptom>, with much <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom>, &amp;\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"34\">fever</symptom>, and with as sore and seemingly an <symptom n=\"43\">ulcerated</symptom> <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />as you can well conceive to be produced by <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>. -- I\r\n            <lb />need not say that we now desisted from the use of <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />remedies. -- From that time the <condition n=\"32\">ulcers</condition>, though the have contracÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ted much at their orifices, have shewn no disposition to heal.\r\n            <lb />On the contrary one of them now admits more than an inch of\r\n            <lb />a probe to be introduced below the teguments, where I have no\r\n            \r\n      <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />doubt but it must be <del>again</del> laid open again. -- The <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> is still pretty consiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />derable, and, -- which was the only circumstance I desired M<sup>r</sup> Copland to add to\r\n            <lb />his relation, first became ropy, and is <add place=\"above\">now</add> at times thinner than we could wish.\r\n            <lb />About eight or ten days ago I directed the Bark, which he is still using,\r\n            <lb />though it has not yet had any visible effect.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Now Dear Sir, I think you will not blame me for having given you\r\n            <lb />this information, though in a sort of a clandestine manner, for I have said no\r\n            <lb />thing here of my being to write you, &amp; therefore you will be so good as not to mention\r\n            <lb />my having done so -- I write you at all times with the same freedom that I would have\r\n            <lb />done to my own father, &amp; I should wish that you would be as free as he would have\r\n            <lb />been in telling me where I am wrong. -- In the present instance I should wish\r\n            <lb />much to know whether you think I was right at first in dreading troublesome\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"131\">sores</symptom> from the use of <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>, - and whether or no the difficulties in this case\r\n            <lb />are to be attributed to that cause? --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />With regard to Miss M<sup>c</sup>Murdo I can only add now to what I writ last\r\n            <lb />that the <symptom n=\"34\">fever</symptom> still keeps up, -- &amp; that we find she has very little the use of\r\n            <lb />her <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart> -- Upon the whole she seems to be gaining no ground. ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>I ever am Dear Sir Yours very sincerely</salute>\r\n            <signed>John Gilchrist</signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n      <p>\r\n        <lb />To\r\n        <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n        <lb />Physician in\r\n        <lb />Edinburgh\r\n      </p>\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Gilchrist of Dumfries\r\n                <lb />May 1775\r\n                                \r\n            </p>             \r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n        \r\n    \r\n</body>', 1143, 2, '2012-11-05 17:02:38', 302),
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His <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> seems to be inÂ¬\r\n        <lb />fected with some acrimony which appears upon his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> and in his <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />and at the same time runs off with <bodypart n=\"88\">the bile</bodypart> and produces the disorders of his\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"6\">bowels</bodypart>, which either from original fault or <symptom n=\"78\">frequent irritation</symptom> are now become\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom>. In this complicated ailment it will be difficult to make a cure, but\r\n        <lb />I am still of opinion that attention and pains may give great relief. To obÂ¬\r\n        <lb />viate this I propose the following measures â€“ Let him abstain from\r\n        <lb />all kinds of fermented liquors whether Ales, wines or others. Let his drink\r\n        <lb />be plain water but if he is accustomed to strong drink in any degree\r\n        <lb />let him take a little spirits with water but in this, whatever may have\r\n        <lb />been his former habits, great moderation is necessary â€“ Let his breakÂ¬\r\n        <lb />fast and supper every day be of some milk meat. If it happens that his\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> does not digest plain milk easily, let him mix an equal part\r\n        <lb />of water gruel with milk and sweeten the whole pretty well with\r\n        <lb />sugar and let him take this with bread, rice &amp; what else he pleases\r\n        <lb />instead of plain milk, as that mixture is always easily digested. -- At\r\n        <lb />dinner let him take any kind of plain meat, but avoid making a full\r\n        <lb />meal, and if his appetite is sharp let him fill up his meal with broth\r\n        <lb />and pudding but the broth should not be strong. He may take sometimes\r\n        <lb />a little of the lighter kinds of fish but it should be seldom. He must carefully\r\n        <lb />avoid all kinds of salted meats, all spiceries and all kinds of Pickles --\r\n        <lb />By such a diet persisted in for some time I expect that the state of his\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> will be much mended and many of his complaints prevented but\r\n        <lb />this will proceed the better if he is at the same time in the fresh air, and\r\n        <lb />in gentle exercise particularly on horseback --- The only medicines\r\n        <lb />I have to propose are such as may assist his digestion, <action n=\"31\">strengthen</action> his\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> and prevent every kind of <symptom n=\"24\">stagnation</symptom> in them -- In the first\r\n        <lb />he may continue the <ingredient n=\"32\">lime water</ingredient> taking it with a little milk\r\n        <lb />taking it more or less <choice><abbr>freqly</abbr><expan>frequently</expan></choice> as occasion requires, and in greater\r\n        <lb />or less quantity as his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> seems to bear â€“ <action n=\"31\">To strengthen</action>\r\n        <lb />his <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> let him take the powders ordered on a paper apart - He\r\n        <lb />may take them for a week or two together but then intermit\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />them at least for as long, and may again return to use them sooner or\r\n        <lb />later as occasion may seem to require â€“ It is very necessary for him to\r\n        <lb />prevent any degree of <symptom n=\"24\">stagnation in his <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart></symptom> which however may happen\r\n        <lb />tho\' his <bodypart n=\"6\">belly</bodypart> may seem to be open. It will therefore be necessary for him\r\n        <lb />to take <action n=\"21\">laxatives</action> <choice><abbr>freqly</abbr><expan>frequently</expan></choice> and while the <ingredient n=\"84\">Magnesia</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> answer\r\n        <lb />he may continue to use them, but I do not like either of them and\r\n        <lb />would advise him to try the <ingredient n=\"28\">Oleum ricini or Castor Oil</ingredient>, which if his\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> will bear it will certainly answer well</p></div>\r\n    <div><recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig><lb />â„ž. <ingredient n=\"35\">Rubig. ferri</ingredient> pp.<sup>t</sup> g<sup>r</sup> V <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam.</ingredient> Pulv. <ingredient n=\"52\">Sacchar. alb. puriss</ingredient> @ g<sup>r</sup> X.\r\n            <lb />â„³. f. Pulvis et fiant h. m. dos. â„– XXIV\r\n            <lb />Sig. <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Powders</action>, one to be taken twice a day in a little Panada</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take 5 grains of prepared <ingredient n=\"35\">Iron Rust</ingredient> and 10 grains each of ground <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"52\">refined White Sugar</ingredient>. Mix to make a powder and make in this way 24 doses. \r\n            Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Powders</action>, one to be taken twice a day in a little Panada</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <closer><dateline>12<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1775</dateline></closer>\r\n        </div></body>', 330, 2, '2012-11-07 12:36:09', 100),
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It at\r\n        <lb />length was brought to his <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>, but after a fair trial\r\n        <lb />had no effect on his <bodypart n=\"4\">lip</bodypart>. We then tried <ingredient n=\"293\">Arsenic</ingredient> without\r\n        <lb />effect. At his desire D<sup>r</sup> Grant was consulted, who advised\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"293\">Arsenic</ingredient> also but with some difference of management.\r\n        <lb />He was accordingly left to his care who tried <ingredient n=\"293\">Arsenic</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />for a long time, but the cure did not advance, on the\r\n        <lb />contrary his <bodypart n=\"4\">lip</bodypart> grew worse. We have now for a fortÂ¬\r\n        <lb />night past <del>tr</del> applied a mild preparation <ingredient n=\"294\">Yellow BaÂ¬\r\n        <lb />silicon</ingredient> &amp; his <bodypart n=\"4\">lip</bodypart> is now in a better condition than at\r\n        <lb />any time since he came to <choice><abbr>Edinb.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> - As we propose to\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>cont</abbr><expan>continue</expan></choice> this application &amp; use a little internal medicine we\r\n        <lb />have advised him to go home as a better situation for\r\n        <lb />him than here â€“ We will now give you our\r\n        <lb />Idea of the proper treatment always supposing that it\r\n        <lb />is to be varied upon occasion by your discretion &amp;c\r\n        <lb />We would <choice><abbr>cont</abbr><expan>continue</expan></choice> the <ingredient n=\"294\">Basilicon</ingredient> â€“ and would have\r\n        <lb />him take every day ten grains of finely prepared\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"33\">crude Antimony</ingredient> twice every day. If this <choice><abbr>qty</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> does not\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />stomach the dose may be increased to twenty or thirty\r\n        <lb />grains of <ingredient n=\"33\">Antimony</ingredient> twice a day. These doses may\r\n        <lb />be washd down with two ounces of a <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">watery Infusion\r\n            <lb />of bark</ingredient> made according to the â„ž below -- <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">This\r\n        <lb />Infusion</ingredient> he may not only take every <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup> &amp; even<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>morning &amp; evening</expan></choice> with\r\n        <lb />every dose of the <ingredient n=\"33\"><choice><abbr>Ant.</abbr><expan>Antimony</expan></choice></ingredient> but also a third dose of it\r\n        <lb />before dinner. â€“ With these <choice><abbr>med.<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> A milk diet, farinaÂ¬\r\n        <lb />cÃ¦a &amp; fruits &amp; a moderate <choice><abbr>qty</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> of beef tea or chicken\r\n        <lb />broth with bread may make a part of his dinner\r\n        <lb />every day â€“ This diet we think best for his <bodypart n=\"4\">lip</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />but if in spite of all his <bodypart n=\"4\">lip</bodypart> should go on from\r\n        <lb />bad to worse &amp; he longs for more nourishing\r\n        <lb />food he must be indulged in it &amp; we trust\r\n        <lb />the conduct of it to your discretion --</p></div>\r\n    <div><head>For M<sup>r</sup>Gardiner</head>\r\n    <recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig><lb />â„ž. Pulv. <ingredient n=\"1\">cort. Peruv.</ingredient> Ê’ii in mortario vitreo vel\r\n            <lb />marm. terito diligenter cum pauxillo liquÃ¦. per horam\r\n            <lb />dimidiam dein adde -\r\n            <lb />Aq. font. @ lbi\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"21\">Cort. aurant.</ingredient> cont. Ê’i\r\n            <lb />Reponatur in Phiala et macera per h. 8. denique\r\n            <lb />per chartam cola Sign. <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">Bark. Inf.</ingredient></orig>\r\n        <reg>Take 2 drachms of powdered <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>. Rub thoroughly with a little liquor in a glass or marble mortar for half an hour, \r\n            then add a pint of spring water and a drachm of crushed <ingredient n=\"21\">Orange Peel</ingredient>. Place back in the vessel and steep for 8 hours, and finally strain through paper. 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It is however to be hoped from the\r\n            <lb />increase of the present Symptoms maybe p<add place=\"above\">r</add>evented &amp; that\r\n            <lb />the efforts of Nature to throw out the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> may be very\r\n            <lb />much favoured.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For the first I would advise a <treatment n=\"11\">Pea Issue</treatment> to be put\r\n            <lb />into the <bodypart n=\"17\">left leg</bodypart> either a little below or above the <bodypart n=\"19\">knee</bodypart>; this\r\n            <lb />may <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> <unclear>fore serae</unclear> a determination to the <bodypart n=\"52\">Extremities</bodypart>,\r\n            <lb />in Some measure supply the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition>, at least so far as to\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />prevent the Consequences of its not forming. 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The only Medicines I can recommend\r\n            <lb />to be continued for any length of time is <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"9\">Pyrmont Water</ingredient>.            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 5<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 1768</dateline> -\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n</body>', 6246, 2, '2012-11-05 17:09:45', 66);
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Fruit\r\n            <lb />of any kind is not bad for her complaint but I suspect they\r\n            <lb />may be bad for her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For her ordinary drink I would prefer good small beer to\r\n            <lb />water if her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> will bear the former - A Glass of wine\r\n            <lb />or Punch to the Strength young ladies ordinarily take it will\r\n            <lb />do no harm. 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Fraser ------- </head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"39\">Convulsive disorders</symptom> are amongst the most difficult I\r\n            <lb />meet with and I dont find their mode of appearance serves\r\n            <lb />any way to distinguish their causes, only I think the <symptom n=\"39\">motus conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />vulsivi</symptom> are less dangerous <del>than</del> &amp; more frequently curable than\r\n            <lb />the <condition n=\"5\">Epilepsy</condition>.            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Our business in the present case is certainly to judge proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />perly of the cause. In my opinion there is little foundation for\r\n            <lb />supposing it <condition n=\"39\">worms</condition>, I allow that the absence of the common symptoms\r\n            <lb />could not give you security in this respect, but the medicines you\r\n            <lb />have employed neither producing any appearance of <condition n=\"39\">worms</condition> nor\r\n            <lb />giving any relief of the Symptoms, puts the supposition of <condition n=\"39\">worms</condition>\r\n            <lb />out of the question.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />An irritable System is liable to <condition n=\"121\">Nervous Ataxy</condition> from slight\r\n            <lb />causes, but I cannot suppose that this is purely the case here &amp;\r\n            <lb />I have no doubt that your suspicion of a topical <condition n=\"36\">affection</condition> of\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"95\">Sensorium</bodypart> is well founded. 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In this situation of things at CapÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tain Forbes time of life his recovery must be very difficult, but enÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>deavours must be used for his relief and if we can support him for a\r\n            <lb/>little time, it is to be hopped that the <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> from his <condition n=\"48\">boils</condition> may\r\n            <lb/>draw away a great deal of his bad humour.   For supporting \r\n            <lb/>him &amp; putting his Body in some condition to throw off its bad huÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>mours the Gentleman at Inverness have very properly put him on the\r\n            <lb/>use of <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> This I would wish to continue, and if the quantity\r\n            <lb/>mentioned is given in substance I think it must be of Service.   Another\r\n            <lb/>Remedy that I think would be very useful is <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient>, which in all cases\r\n            <lb/>of <symptom n=\"42\">Suppuration</symptom> is very safe, and by its queiting his pains and the frequent\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"78\">irritation</symptom> to make water; it may give him sleep, and thereby support him\r\n            <lb/>greatly.  The only interruption that I can foresee is from the <symptom n=\"34\">hectic fever</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>which if attended with <symptom n=\"28\">sweating</symptom> as it frequently is the <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> may perhaps\r\n            <lb/>increase these.  But it depends upon the good judgement of the Gentleman\r\n            <lb/>on the spot to determine whether <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient> does more harm by a little\r\n            <lb/>increase of <symptom n=\"34\">fever</symptom> and <symptom n=\"28\">sweating</symptom> than good by relieving pain and giving\r\n            <lb/>sleep, and I am disposed to believe that the latter will be the case. \r\n            <lb/>While pains are thus taken to relieve &amp; support him, it is to be wished\r\n            <lb/>that we could do something also to mend his <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>, and were it not\r\n            <lb/>for his <symptom n=\"23\">weakly state</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"34\">Hectick fever</symptom>, I should have advised an alternative\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurial Course</ingredient>, but I must leave it to the Gentleman upon the spot\r\n            <lb/>to find if there is any opportunity for trying it safely. In the meanÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>time I cannot doubt of the safety of giving <ingredient n=\"33\">Antimony</ingredient>, and he may\r\n            <lb/>take daily some doses either of the <ingredient n=\"110\">Antimonial wine</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"110\">Emetic\r\n                <lb/>Tartar</ingredient> to the quantity that his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> will easily bear. \r\n            <lb/>This will go the further if along with it he takes what he can\r\n            <lb/>bear of the <ingredient n=\"15\" t=\"15\">Sarsaparilla Decoction</ingredient> every day.  These are the\r\n            <lb/>only Remedies I can at present suggest. If we shall have more \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>  \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>time to treat the case, and any circumstances shall discover farther\r\n            <lb/>the nature of his Complaints. I shall be ready to contribute every\r\n            <lb/>thing in my power -  For the present I think his diet should be\r\n            <lb/>entirely of Milk and Vegetables without any Animal food except\r\n            <lb/>a little <del>sweet</del> <add place=\"above\">weak</add> broth. I would give as much Milk as he can easily diÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>gest, and if he does not digest easily the plain Cows Milk, let it be\r\n            <lb/>mixed with an equal part of water gruel and be well sweetned\r\n            <lb/>with sugar, both which will favour the digestion of the milk\r\n            <lb/>very much.\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 315, 3, '2014-09-28 11:20:05', 144),
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Mamma Joined\r\n                <lb />to her dislike of Travelling, would oblige <add place=\"above\">me</add> to be separated\r\n                <lb />from her, &amp; the best of Fathers; that whatever hapÂ¬\r\n                <lb />pened I could not attend wither with that dutiful\r\n                <lb />Sollicitude, which a Child only can feel for a Parent\r\n                <lb />&amp; were I to leave England, no Consideration could induce\r\n                <lb />my only Sister who has been too much attached to me\r\n                <lb />for her own peace of mind, to remain behind -\r\n                <lb />On the other hand I suffered so much last Winter\r\n                <lb />that without I could rationally hope to pass the next\r\n                <lb />more favorably here, I should be wanting to myself\r\n                <lb />&amp; give pain to my Friends, did I not endeavour to\r\n                <lb />avoid it - It is this / to me / important Point, that\r\n                <lb />I wish Doctor Cullen to judge of, &amp; that has determined\r\n                <lb />me to visit Edinburgh. Perhaps he will be surprised\r\n                <lb />I should persist in my Design of waiting upon him\r\n                <lb />after he thought it unnecessary, but I wish to\r\n                <lb />have his Judgment, on the Necessity of my\r\n              \r\n              <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n                \r\n                <lb />going into another Climate in the Winter &amp; think\r\n                <lb />he can determine best upon seeing me &amp; as we intended\r\n                <lb />a Visit to some Relations of my Fathers at Kelso\r\n                <lb />it will but be a days Ride from thence to Edinburgh.\r\n                <lb />It is natural for everyone to prefer their native CounÂ¬\r\n                <lb />try, but were it not for leaving my Parents, the\r\n                <lb />other consideration would be light when weighted\r\n                <lb />with the least Advantage to Health, &amp; I should\r\n                <lb />willingly reside in any place that would conduce to\r\n                <lb />it, convinced that the same guiding Power <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n                <lb />conduct unnumbered Worlds, will condescend <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n                <lb />p<unclear>ovide</unclear> all those who trust in him in every part\r\n                <lb />of this - The <symptom n=\"30\">Eruption on my <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart></symptom> has returned to\r\n                <lb />its old state of <symptom n=\"30\">dry scurfy Spots</symptom>, tho. I have fewer,\r\n                <lb />of those than usual, It is a family Complaint, I had\r\n                <lb />it young, &amp; it was always imagined owing to that,\r\n                <lb />in my <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> that I had the <condition n=\"2\">Small Pox</condition> in so vioÂ¬\r\n                <lb />lent a Manner, as my Brother had them at the\r\n                <lb />same time very favorably - Since I began to write\r\n                <lb />I hear that some indispensable Business will oblige\r\n                <lb />my father to set out for Edinburgh, immediately on\r\n                <lb />his Return from Harrogate, which wile be in a\r\n                <lb />few days - It is most likely my Sister &amp; I will\r\n                <lb />accompany him, should any thing happen to prevent\r\n                <lb /><u>our</u> intended Journey, I shall trouble Doctor Cullen\r\n                <lb />with a Line to transmit those pecuniary AcknowÂ¬\r\n                <lb />ledgments which ought before now to have been\r\n                <lb />sent, had I not intended waiting upon him -\r\n                <lb />In the mean time I beg his Acceptance of my sincere\r\n                <lb />good wishes for his Happiness, &amp; I remain with\r\n                <lb />every Sentiment of Respect &amp; Gratitude, his obliged &amp; affectionate Friend.\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n                  \r\n                  <closer>\r\n                     \r\n                      <signed>A. 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I would prefer\r\n            <lb/>the <ingredient n=\"211\">Linimentum</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"151\">Saponaceum</ingredient> sometimes by itself\r\n            <lb/>&amp; sometimes with an eight part of the 	<ingredient n=\"219\">quick lime</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"369\">Spirit</ingredient> of <ingredient n=\"39\">Sal ammoniac</ingredient>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I dont expect any benefit from the use of the\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"57\">Extractum Cicuta</ingredient> in this case\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If the Lady can bear it and the weather adÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>mits of it I should expect much benefit from frequent\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>  \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>exercise in a carriage. <del>There is very</del>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>There is very little said in the history of the\r\n            <lb/>case that can lead me to direct a <del>proper</del> <add place=\"above\">particular</add> diet and\r\n            <lb/>therefore I can only say in genearl that a mild and\r\n            <lb/>moderate diet seems to be the most proper and\r\n            <lb/>that a full ldiet and all acrid food is likely to do\r\n            <lb/>much harm.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1206, 3, '2012-11-11 16:30:10', 125);
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I advise you not to take a\r\n        <lb />3<sup>d</sup> of a paper for the first dose. <action n=\"24\">If that does not purge</action>\r\n        <lb />you but <action n=\"11\">occasions a little sweat</action>, it will probably\r\n     <lb />do you service &amp; you may proceed to try half a paper\r\n        <lb />or more, as you find <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup> Stom.</abbr><expan>your Stomach</expan></choice></bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"66\">guts</bodypart> can bear it.\r\n        <lb />Mind that <action n=\"11\">it is only by perspiration &amp; sweat</action> <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> it\r\n      <lb />can be of service to you &amp; therefore if it <choice><abbr>const.<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>constantly</expan></choice> runs \r\n     <lb />off by stool you must either give up the trial of it\r\n     <lb />altogether, or take it along <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> 20 or 30 drops of\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>. 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If you are to take it <choice><abbr>w y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>with the</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"58\"><choice><abbr>Laudan.</abbr><expan>Laudanum</expan></choice></ingredient> <action n=\"11\">in order to sweat</action> you should take it in the\r\n    <lb />morning,\r\n   <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n      <lb />putting on at the same time a flannel shirt, lay\r\n      <lb />in blankets &amp; keep in bed for <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> whole day <choice><abbr>drink<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>drinking</expan></choice>\r\n      <lb /><choice><abbr>freq.<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>frequently</expan></choice> a little warm water gruel or weak sage tea,\r\n        <lb /><action n=\"11\">to favour <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> sweat</action>. The present season is not\r\n     <lb />favourable to this course &amp; <choice><abbr>theref. y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>therefore the</expan></choice> practice\r\n     <lb />must not be repeated often &amp; in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> intervals you\r\n        <lb />must take uncommon care to guard <choice><abbr>ag.<sup>st</sup></abbr><expan>against</expan></choice> cold.\r\n     <lb />I can add no more at present but to desire you\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> respect to diet Exercise &amp; <treatment n=\"18\">the <choice><abbr>Fl.</abbr><expan>Flesh</expan></choice> brush</treatment> to obÂ¬\r\n        <lb />serve <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> direct.<sup>s</sup> form.<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>the directions formerly</expan></choice> given.</p>\r\n     <closer><signed>W. Cullen</signed>\r\n         <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed.<sup>r</sup> 17 Dec.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh 17 December</expan></choice>\r\n          <lb />1774</dateline></closer>\r\n</div></body>', 3714, 9, '2012-11-02 15:04:55', 90),
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He must lay aside all\r\n            <lb />sort of animal food and take entirely to Milk and\r\n            <lb />vegetables &amp; even of milk he must not take very\r\n            <lb />largely. He must take no kind of strong drink but\r\n            <lb />may at times take a little small bear. Tea &amp; Coffee\r\n            <lb />are both bad for him.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He must take exercise very moderately &amp; never\r\n            <lb />to the degree that will either heat or fatigue him -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He should carefully avoid the heat of the Sun at\r\n            <lb />this season &amp; at all times warm chambers. His\r\n            <lb />bedroom should be without fire both in sumer &amp;\r\n            <lb />winter. His bed should be a Mattress &amp; he should\r\n            <lb />have few bed cloaths.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Let his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> be kept constantly shaven &amp; every\r\n            <lb />morning let his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; whole body be washed or\r\n            <lb />dipt in cold water. At first washing will\r\n            <lb />be best &amp; it may be done with tempered water\r\n            <lb />that is by putting one pint of boiling water to\r\n            <lb />three points of spring water &amp; every second day\r\n            <lb />after keeping back half a Muchkin of boiling\r\n            <lb />water till at lenght he comes to use the water\r\n            <lb />quite cold &amp; then he may continue to wash\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />or to dip his whole body at once as he likes best.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In case he chooses the Latter let his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> always be\r\n            <lb />washed or dipt before he goes in with his whole body -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Let care be taken to keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular &amp; by a cooling\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> if necessary. I Should think <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of Tartar</ingredient> taken\r\n            <lb />with syrup or <ingredient n=\"125\">soluble Tartar</ingredient> taken <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a good deal of water\r\n            <lb />among the best. When he is to take a <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> he\r\n            <lb />must take his bath first &amp; his <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> only after it\r\n            <lb />so that the one <del>need</del> <add place=\"above\">need</add> not prevent the Other.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When any fullness of his <bodypart n=\"57\">vessels</bodypart> Seems to take place\r\n            <lb />&amp; he has any symptoms which threaten the return\r\n            <lb />of <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> as <symptom n=\"1\">head ach</symptom>, <symptom n=\"22\">giddiness</symptom>, <symptom n=\"17\">disturbed sleep</symptom> or startings\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"17\">in his sleep</symptom>, <symptom n=\"82\">flushing</symptom> of his <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> redness of his <bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart> or\r\n            <lb /><unclear>dazling</unclear> of his <symptom n=\"11\">sight</symptom> he may be the better for having\r\n            <lb />a little <treatment n=\"1\">blood taken</treatment> from his <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart>, but without\r\n            <lb />some of the symptoms mentioned I would not advise\r\n            <lb />this frequently practised.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The <treatment n=\"5\">Seton</treatment> in his <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> must be continued or some\r\n            <lb />other such drain for some Years to come &amp; that <del>he</del>\r\n            <lb />tho\' he should be free from <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom>. If therefore the <treatment n=\"5\">seton</treatment>\r\n            <lb />should wear <choice><abbr>thro</abbr><expan>through</expan></choice> the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> as it sometimes does, it\r\n            <lb />must either be put in again higher or lower or a\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"11\">pea Issue</treatment> may be put in on each side of his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart>. For medicine I have but one to advise for \r\n            <lb />him &amp; that is the <ingredient n=\"146\">Cuprum ammoniacum</ingredient> of our\r\n            <lb />new dispensatory<note>See <i>Pharmacopoeia Collegii Regii Medicorum Edinburgensis</i> (Edinburgh: 1774), pp.129. Cullen oversaw this edition.</note>  but as it is not to be suposed to be\r\n            <lb />yet common in the Country a small parcell of it is\r\n            <lb />Sent along <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> him. It must be made up as directÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ted\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />for the PilulÃ¦ <unclear>cÅ“ruleÃ¦</unclear> of the dispensatory<note>See <i>Pharmacopoeia Collegii Regii Medicorum Edinburgensis</i> (Edinburgh: 1774), p.164 (which reinforces this being the correct reading.</note> &amp; he is to take\r\n            <lb />one of these pills every night &amp; morning. If that\r\n            <lb />does not make him sick and squeamish or touch\r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> you increase the dose to two pills or more\r\n            <lb />till they come to have some sensible effect but\r\n            <lb />beyond a little <symptom n=\"61\">squeamishness</symptom> you are not to increase\r\n            <lb />it. When you have fixed the dose it may be conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tinued for a month but no longer till further\r\n            <lb />advice. The pills in the morning are not to\r\n            <lb />be taken till after bathing.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 9<sup>th</sup> July 1775</dateline> \r\n            <signed>W<sup>m</sup> Cullen</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>    \r\n</body>', 313, 3, '2013-09-21 17:00:24', 134),
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Let the rennet be put to the Milk of\r\n            <lb />the natural warmth as it comes from the Goat. If the Goats\r\n            <lb />are at a distance from M<sup>r</sup> Home\'s lodging, we think it better\r\n            <lb />to carry the Milk Curdled than to carry it afterwards to be\r\n            <lb />Artificially heated. Let M<sup>r</sup> Home take the whey only that runs\r\n            <lb />from the Curd by Cutting it <choice><abbr>thro\'</abbr><expan>through</expan></choice> as that which is got by\r\n            <lb />pressure is not so fit. He should at first take but a small\r\n            <lb />quantity of whey, for the first day not above a Gill, but \r\n            <lb />every day after he should increase the quantity by half a\r\n            <lb />Gill to what his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> easily bears, It is not proper\r\n            <lb />for him at any time to take more than a Chopin. Whenever\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Home is to take more than half a Mutchkin, he should\r\n            <lb />always take it divided into different draughts, leaving an\r\n            <lb />interval of twenty minutes or half an hour between each.\r\n            <lb />He may take the first draught of whey abed about 7 OClock\r\n            <lb />in the Morning, but he should be out of bed to take the\r\n            <lb />second, and if the weather is good he should walk a\r\n            <lb />little between the draughts, and particularly after the\r\n            <lb />whole is finished he should walk out for half an hour\r\n            <lb />before breakfast, and which indeed he should hardly\r\n            <lb />do till an hour after the last draught of whey. He\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />is to judge of the proper quantity of whey by its sitting light\r\n            <lb />in his <bodypart n=\"64\">Stomach</bodypart>, by its not proving very <symptom n=\"7\">windy</symptom>, by its not taking\r\n            <lb />away his appetite for breakfast, and by its passing readily by\r\n            <lb />Stool and Urine, especially the last. If the Whey prove <symptom n=\"7\">windy</symptom>\r\n            <lb />on his <bodypart n=\"64\">Stomach</bodypart> he should take a tea-spoonful of <ingredient n=\"213\">Anise seed sugar</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />in the first or last draught of the whey, or perhaps both\r\n            <lb />If the whey proves <action n=\"24\">purgative</action> he should take less of it, or take a tea\r\n            <lb />spoonful of prepared <ingredient n=\"124\">Crab\'s Eyes</ingredient> in the first draught of it. If the\r\n            <lb />whey does not keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular, and on the contrary <symptom n=\"24\">CosÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tiveness</symptom> takes place, he must take a tea spoonful of <ingredient n=\"84\">Magnesia</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />in in the first draught of the whey, and if that does not answer\r\n            <lb />he must take one or two of the <action n=\"21\">laxative pills</action>, and that every\r\n            <lb />second or third night as occasion requires. If with every precaution\r\n            <lb />the whey does not digest easily it may be proper to try a gentle\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"32\">Vomit</action>. We expect little benefit from his drinking Goat whey in\r\n            <lb />the evening. It seldom can be regularly got, and tho\' it could\r\n            <lb />we would only propose his taking a draught of new drawn whey\r\n            <lb />with a bit of dry toast instead of any Supper. During the\r\n            <lb />Course of Goat whey his breakfast may be of Bohea tea and\r\n            <lb />dry toast, or with a very little butter on it, but if it could be\r\n            <lb />agreeable to him, we would prefer Cocoa tea to the Bohea.\r\n            <lb />At Dinner every day, or at least often he may take some\r\n            <lb />beef tea with bread, but for the rest he must make\r\n            <lb />up his meal with milk, Grain and Vegetables abstaining\r\n            <lb />entirely from any solid Animal food. At Supper he may\r\n            <lb />take Sowens <del>wit</del> or milk with any kind of Grain. During\r\n            <lb />the whole of the Course he must take no fermented liquors\r\n            <lb />whether Wines or Ales, his drink must be boiled water, barley\r\n            <lb />water or water gruel, and in case of any tendency to <action n=\"24\">purging</action>\r\n            <lb />Rice water. It will be necessary for M<sup>r</sup> Horne to take some\r\n            <lb />exercise every day, or as often as fair weather will allow.\r\n            <lb />Walking except it is of the most gentle kind and upon very\r\n            <lb />level ground may very readily do harm - <unclear>For</unclear> sometime\r\n            <lb />his most proper exercise will be in a Carriage, but\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />when he recovers more strength going on horseback will be of\r\n            <lb />more service, providing at the sametime he can be secure\r\n            <lb />against the accidents of the weather. The most proper time\r\n            <lb />for his exercise either on horse back or in a Carriage will be\r\n            <lb />in the forenoon, and he should always soon after breakfast\r\n            <lb />set out and spent the most part of the forenoon in gentle motion\r\n            <lb />when the weather is very fine he may take a little exercise towÂ¬\r\n            <lb />wards the evening, but constantly attending to this, that the\r\n            <lb />damps of the evening sit down sooner in the highlands than\r\n            <lb />elsewhere, and therefore he should always be within doors before\r\n            <lb />sun set.\r\n            </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 320, 3, '2012-11-15 14:27:06', 122),
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But <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> has generally happened <choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>from the</expan></choice> faulty reÂ¬\r\n    <lb />gimen of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> patient or <choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice> his not <choice><abbr>bear<sup>g</sup>. y<sup>e</sup> necess<sup>y</sup>.</abbr><expan>bearing the necessary</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>remed.<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>remedies</expan></choice> The only remedy <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> I can depend upon is\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> use of <treatment n=\"7\">Bougies</treatment> &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>se</sup></abbr><expan>these</expan></choice> you must practise <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup>\r\n    <lb />Morison. If you are not properly provided let\r\n        <lb />me know &amp; I shall endeavour to supply you. If\r\n        <lb />you make <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup> y<sup>r</sup>self</abbr><expan>them yourself</expan></choice> allow me to observe <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup> neith<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>that neither</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurial</ingredient> nor <action n=\"9\">Escharotic</action> are <choice><abbr>necess.<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>necessary</expan></choice> or proper in\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> Compos.<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>the Composition.</expan></choice> All <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> is <choice><abbr>necess.</abbr><expan>necessary</expan></choice> is a <treatment n=\"4\">plaister</treatment> of a proÂ¬\r\n        <lb />per consistence &amp; a good <choice><abbr>format.<sup>n</sup> y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>formation that</expan></choice> will give\r\n        <lb />a <treatment n=\"7\">bougie neither too rigid nor too flexible</treatment>. Slender\r\n        <lb />&amp; flexible points are a great fault. The use of <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />should be brought on by very slow degrees, the\r\n        <lb />introduction to be very gentle &amp; carried <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> due length\r\n        <lb />by <choice><abbr>repetit<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>repetition</expan></choice> rather <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> force. 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He is never to make water <choice><abbr>w y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>with the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"7\">bougie</treatment>\r\n        <lb />in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"55\">Urethra</bodypart>. <choice><abbr>W<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>When</expan></choice> introduced &amp; to remain long\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>they</expan></choice> ought always to have a strong thread &amp; of some\r\n        <lb />length tied to the outer end to prevent <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"7\">bouÂ¬\r\n        <lb />gies</treatment> being sucked in too far. <ingredient n=\"209\">Hogs lard or a\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>â„³.</abbr><expan>mixture</expan></choice> of this <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> suet</ingredient> is fitter <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> oil for <treatment n=\"43\">anointing</treatment>\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"7\">bougies</treatment> <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> to be introduced. <choice><abbr>Immed<sup>y</sup> aft</abbr><expan>Immediately after</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>voiÂ¬\r\n       <lb />d<sup>g</sup>.</abbr><expan>voiÂ¬ding</expan></choice> Urine <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>when the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"55\">Urethra</bodypart> is full of aqueous moisÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ture is an improper time for <treatment n=\"7\">attempting <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> bougie</treatment>\r\n        <lb />&amp; it is sometimes of use to <treatment n=\"8\">inject a little fine oil</treatment>\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>bef. mak<sup>g</sup>. y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>before making the</expan></choice> attempt. I should have said at <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>begin<sup>g</sup>. y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>beginning that</expan></choice> I consider <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> ailm<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>the ailment</expan></choice> as <condition n=\"24\">a stricture</condition> &amp;\r\n        <lb />therefore <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>that the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"7\">bougie</treatment> is <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> proper remedy &amp;\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same <choice><abbr>consider<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>consideration</expan></choice> implies <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup> y<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>that they</expan></choice> must be employed\r\n        <lb />for a long time. 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His diet should be very <choice><abbr>moder.</abbr><expan>moderate</expan></choice> his strong\r\n        <lb />drink <choice><abbr>exceed<sup>g</sup>.</abbr><expan>exceeding</expan></choice> little &amp; his exercise as little &amp; as\r\n        <lb />gentle as possible. Walking riding &amp; roÂ¬ \r\n        <lb />gering are all very bad for him. It is of \r\n        <lb />use to keep <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> wine very mild &amp; <choice><abbr>theref.</abbr><expan>therefore</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"75\">G.\r\n            <lb />Arab. powders</ingredient> <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup> wout</abbr><expan>but without</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"91\">Nitre</ingredient> <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> be taken\r\n        <lb />frequently. 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A\r\n                <lb />little more than three weeks ago he went from home, &amp; was\r\n                <lb />absent five or six Days, upon an affair that occasioned\r\n                <lb />a great Agitation of his Spirits; He returned with a violent\r\n                <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>, &amp; the beginning of four large <condition n=\"48\">Boils</condition> on his <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart>, two\r\n                <lb />upon the upper parts of his <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart>, one on the <bodypart n=\"73\">right side</bodypart>\r\n             \r\n             <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n                \r\n                <lb />over the <bodypart n=\"40\">false ribs</bodypart> &amp; one about two inches below the point\r\n                <lb />of the <bodypart n=\"11\">Scapula</bodypart>, the edge of which goes very near the <bodypart n=\"36\">Spine</bodypart>,\r\n                <lb />they were broad at the root, hard &amp; of a deep red. By\r\n                <lb /><action n=\"42\">supurating</action> <treatment n=\"23\">Cattaplasms</treatment> the broke \r\n&amp; <symptom n=\"46\">Discharg\'d thin Pus</symptom>, but\r\n                <lb />as the Apertures were small, it was necessary to lay them\r\n                <lb />open, they discharg\'d a large quantity of Matter, especially\r\n                <lb />the One last Mention\'d, two have apeared since under the\r\n                <lb /><bodypart n=\"112\">Axylla</bodypart> &amp; some other smaller ones. He has for a considerable\r\n                <lb />time back complain\'d of a <symptom n=\"20\">coldness in his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart></symptom>, &amp; a frequent\r\n                <lb />desire to make Urine, but without any pain. Since his last\r\n                <lb />illness seiz\'d him, he has had a local loss of Apetite, &amp; want\r\n                <lb />of rest in the Night at the beginning from the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> &amp; pain\r\n                <lb />of the <condition n=\"48\">Boils</condition>, but now chiefly from the <symptom n=\"27\">frequent calls for\r\n                <lb />urine</symptom>, which of not Answered imediatly comes away unvolunÂ¬\r\n                <lb />tarly; and a Violent pain in both his <bodypart n=\"62\">Haunches</bodypart> &amp; the outside\r\n                <lb />of his <bodypart n=\"18\">Thighs</bodypart> which has in a great misure deprived him of\r\n                <lb />the use of his <bodypart n=\"51\">Limbs</bodypart>, so that even when he is supported, he can\r\n                <lb />scarce walk from the Chair to his Bed. Whlist the <condition n=\"48\">Boils</condition> were\r\n                <lb /><action n=\"42\">supurating</action>, his <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse</symptom> was surprisingly good &amp; free of <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>,\r\n                <lb />tho he complain\'d of exquisite pain. Now a <condition n=\"10\">Hectick fever</condition>\r\n                <lb />comes on every Afternoon which must Waste him considerably.\r\n                <lb />During the continuance of his <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>, he took no Medicines but\r\n                \r\n             <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n                \r\n                <lb />the Julap <ingredient n=\"39\">Amoniae</ingredient>, &amp; the Pilul PiceÃ¦ of the Pharm. Pauper.<note>See <i>Pharmacopoeia Pauperum, in usum Nosocomii Regii Edinburgensis</i> (Edinburgh: 1758), p. 38. \'PiceÃ¦\' indicates that the main ingredient was \'pitch\' derived from pines.</note>\r\n                <lb />since he got rid of the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> he takes <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> two Drahms\r\n                <lb />a day<symptom n=\"46\">, his sores yield a Laudable Pus</symptom>, but his total want of\r\n                <lb />Apetite &amp; Sleep, the pain he suffers now chiefly from his <bodypart n=\"62\">HaunchÂ¬\r\n                <lb />es</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"18\">Thighs</bodypart> must waste him so fast that there is reason to\r\n                <lb />aprehend (if his illness does not take a more favourable turn)\r\n                <lb />that your Advice, which he is very Anxious to have may come\r\n                <lb />too late.\r\n            \r\n            </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />July 6<sup>th</sup> <u>1775</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1153, 3, '2014-02-22 11:53:24', 153),
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Let him take every night at bedtime, two of the <action n=\"33\">Aperient\r\n                 <lb />pills</action> ordered below, If they do not disturb his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> he may\r\n                 <lb />take three or four for a dose, and the use of them is to be continued\r\n                 <lb />for two or three weeks. 2. If these pills keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> open he\r\n                 <lb />need take any other physic but seldom, but, if the pills do not at\r\n                 <lb />all move him, let him take every fourth day, the Electuary\r\n                 <lb />ordered below, which should move him two or three times, and\r\n                 <lb />if it does either more or less the dose should be diminished or inÂ¬\r\n                 <lb />creased. 3. 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But when we consider <add place=\"above\">the time of the year</add> Miss <choice><abbr>Cr.</abbr><expan>Crawfurd\'s</expan></choice> weakness\r\n            <lb />&amp; the slow manner in which she must necessarily travel\r\n            <lb />we percieve that it is impossible for her to get to\r\n            <lb />the South of France till such a season as it would\r\n            <lb />render it necessary for her to return immediately\r\n            <lb />again to the North, for we think it would be very\r\n            <lb />dangerous for her to pass the Summer in so warm\r\n            <lb />a climate as the south of France. We are therfore\r\n            <lb />of Opinion that she ought not to attempt going to\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />France at present nor <add place=\"above\">till</add> to<del>wards</del> the month of <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />next. 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For this Purpose it will be proper for <choice><abbr>Mi.</abbr><expan>Miss</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />C. to carry her <illegible l=\"1\" />own bed linnen <add place=\"above\">along with her</add> &amp; <subst><del>set</del><add place=\"above\">send</add></subst> on always a\r\n            <lb />day before to secure a warm lodging &amp; to have it prepared\r\n            <lb />&amp; warmed with a good fire.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When she makes two stages a day she should\r\n            <lb />take some rest on a bed between them provid<subst><del>ed</del><add>ing</add></subst> she\r\n            <lb />is not liable to much <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> on lying down for in that\r\n            <lb />case it would be better to <del>m</del> depend upon resting in the\r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb />coach &amp; making a short stop only at the stage.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Between stages she should take only a dish of\r\n            <lb />Chocolate or some other such <del>s</del>light thing &amp; delay a\r\n            <lb />fuller meal till she has finished her whole days\r\n            <lb />journey.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Upon the road Miss Crawfurds diet must be\r\n            <lb />much as it has been of late, for the most part light\r\n            <lb />but when her <symptom n=\"8\">appetite mends</symptom> &amp; disposes to it she\r\n            <lb />may take a little light meat.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It will be proper still even upon the road to\r\n            <lb />continue the <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">Infusion of the Bark</ingredient> she has been\r\n            <lb />using for some time past\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It will be still more necessary to continue\r\n            <lb />her <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> at nights &amp; even to increase the\r\n            <lb />dose after the dose she is now taking has been <choice><abbr>cont<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />for some time\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1192, 2, '2012-11-07 14:38:09', 117);
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With every kind of\r\n <lb />medicine the Lady should keep to almost daily exercise &amp;\r\n <lb />it is to be hoped that time will do a great deal for her reÂ¬\r\n <lb />lief. â€“â€“ I say nothing about diet because I cannot positively\r\n <lb />direct it without knowing more of what has been the Ladys\r\n <lb />manner of living &amp; what she has found to agree or disagree\r\n  <lb />at <bodypart n=\"46\">her stomach</bodypart>, &amp; can only say that <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart> should\r\n <lb />always be kept very light &amp; particularly that roots greens\r\n <lb />&amp; other garden things shou\'d be taken very sparingly. â€“â€“</p>\r\n <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n <p><lb />I suspect both wines &amp; Malt liquors may give uneasiness and\r\n <lb />therefore that water or water with a little spirits in it will\r\n <lb />be the safest drink â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n<closer><signed>W:<sup>m</sup> Cullen</signed>\r\n    <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup>:</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 18:<sup>th</sup> May\r\n     <lb /><u>1775</u></dateline>\r\n</closer></div></body>', 304, 3, '2012-11-11 15:47:36', 121),
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This\r\n    <lb />should be taken every day that is tolerably fair &amp; the length \r\n    <lb />of her journeys should be increased as her strength will\r\n    <lb />bear. The forenoon is always the best time for Exercise\r\n    <lb />but if any circumstances shall prevent her in the forenoon\r\n    <lb />she may take some exercise towards the Evening. â€“\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">The sweatings in the morning</symptom> are not to be encourÂ¬\r\n     <lb />aged &amp; <del>the</del> she should rather encroach upon them by\r\n    <lb />degrees so that she may be able to get abroad in good\r\n    <lb />time in the forenoon. â€“â€“</p>\r\n <closer><signed>WC: â€“â€“</signed>\r\n  <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 11<sup>th</sup> June\r\n    <lb /><u>1775</u>\r\n</dateline>\r\n </closer>\r\n</div></body>', 308, 3, '2013-08-18 14:45:29', 129),
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I should be glad\r\n        <lb />to see her but my conscience will not allow me to gratify myself\r\n        <lb />when I cannot say that it is necessary for her health. I think Madam\r\n        <lb />I understand your case very well. You have no particular disease\r\n        <lb />but a fault in your whole constitution. You have a disposition\r\n        <lb />to <symptom n=\"34\">feverish fits</symptom>, which are readily <del>executed</del> excited, both by heat\r\n        <lb />and cold. This is not to be cured by medicine, of which I think\r\n        <lb />you have taken a great deal too much and I think you must\r\n        <lb />be the worse for persisting as you still do in the use of <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />I am clearly of opinion that you can be cured only by a RegiÂ¬       \r\n        <lb />men with the assistance of very few medicines.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />The regimen I think proper, is taking a cold bath within doors\r\n        <lb />every morning both in winter and summer you must be as much\r\n        <lb />in the open air as possible, avoiding on one hand the direct\r\n        <lb />rays of the sun and on the other the access of very cold air.\r\n        <lb />You should pass the Winter in the south of France or North of\r\n        <lb />Italy repairing thither in the month of October and returning\r\n        <lb />to Britain against the first of May. You should be in freq<add place=\"above\">u</add>ent\r\n        <lb />gentle exercise. By walking you can get little benefit the\r\n        <lb />best is riding on horseback But I think you may be more        \r\n        <lb />secure against many accidents and get nearly equal benefit,\r\n        <lb />by going in a single horse chaise, which has a moveable cover\r\n        <lb />and which chaise you should for the most part drive yourself.\r\n        <lb />Your cloathing should be warm, but as light as possible. You\r\n        <lb />should have flannel or woollen everywhere next your <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> and this\r\n        <lb />will allow you to have your upper garments very light.\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />      \r\n        <lb />Your diet should be very light, consisting of very little animal\r\n        <lb />food and chiefly if you can digest it well, of milk and grain.\r\n        <lb />This is the Regimen which persisted in for a year or two, will\r\n        <lb />I hope restore you to good health, and all I wish to add it is some\r\n        <lb />directions how to avoid cold, for tho that seems to attack us often in\r\n        <lb />an unpercieved way I am perswaded that a little attention would commonÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ly avoid it. To this purpose you <symptom n=\"21\">must avoid being heated or when heaÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ted</symptom> being exposed to cold, when the body is anyhow weakened by\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"17\">want of Sleep</symptom> <symptom n=\"8\">or nourishment</symptom>, by <symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom>, <symptom n=\"31\">by evacuations</symptom>, or <symptom n=\"56\">affecÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tions of the mind</symptom>. You must at all times avoid, being in a stream\r\n        <lb />of air. You must avoid all damp and moisture and you must upon\r\n        <lb />no occasion make any change of cloathing from thicker to thinner\r\n        <lb />An Attention to these things will I hope prevent your having\r\n        <lb />returns of your ailments so often as you have had. I have thus\r\n        <lb />given you my best advice for mending your constitution, but I\r\n        <lb />have perhaps said too much in saying you have no particuÂ¬\r\n        <lb />lar disease, while you have the <symptom n=\"30\">Eruption</symptom> you speak of on\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"49\">your skin</bodypart>, but I do believe that the present state of it\r\n        <lb />depends very much on <symptom n=\"28\">the sweatings</symptom> you have been so freÂ¬\r\n        <lb />quently liable too and I should not think of prescribing If\r\n        <lb />I did not think of a medicine, which is not only suited to the state\r\n        <lb />of <bodypart n=\"49\">your skin</bodypart>, but also suited to prevent the returning of <symptom n=\"34\">feverish\r\n        <lb />fits</symptom>, you have been so liable too. I give it you therefore below\r\n        <lb />and from that you can make an Apothecary transcribe it. &amp;.<sup>c</sup> &amp;<sup>c</sup>.</p></div>       \r\n    <div><head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Anne Ormston.</head>\r\n        <recipe><choice>\r\n            <orig><lb />â„ž. <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. ros.</ingredient> â„¥vij <ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Syr. Caryophyll.</ingredient> â„¥i <ingredient n=\"110\">Tart. Emet.</ingredient> gr. iv â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n                <lb />â„³. S. <action n=\"51\">Febrifuge Mixture</action>, a table spoonfull to be taken every\r\n         <lb />night &amp; morning</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take seven ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rosewater</ingredient>, an ounce of <ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Syrup of Cloves</ingredient>, and four grains of <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar Emetic</ingredient>. Mix. 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This Medicine is hardly to be got\r\n            <lb />in the Country of England but one Ingredient at\r\n            <lb />least <ingredient n=\"61\">The Uva Ursi</ingredient> must be sought for at London.\r\n            <lb />If the taking this powder is disagreeable Each\r\n            <lb />dose may be made with a little syrup into one or\r\n            <lb />two Bolusses to <add place=\"above\">be</add> Swallowed in Wafers. ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Besides these Medicines I would advise Your\r\n            <lb />Lordship to the constant Use of the Cold Bath. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Riding if always gentle will likewise be of\r\n            <lb />great Use in strengthening the weak parts.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n               \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />By these different means persisted in for\r\n            <lb />some time I hope your Lordship shall find great\r\n            <lb />relief &amp; it will give me the greatest pleasure to\r\n            <lb />have contributed to it. 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Bob: and am\r\n    <lb />very happy that I can say He is now quite free from\r\n    <lb />the pain of <bodypart n=\"73\">his side</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"64\">breast</bodypart>, for which I was called to see\r\n    <lb />Him, as well as from every other complaint at present,\r\n    <lb />excepting such lesser ailments as He has had for some years\r\n    <lb />past.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />It was <treatment n=\"4\">by blistering</treatment> <bodypart n=\"73\">his side</bodypart> that the pain was reÂ¬\r\n    <lb />moved, which happened in a few hours after the\r\n        <lb />application, I mean now to try <treatment n=\"4\">the experiment of a\r\n        <lb />small blister</treatment> betwixt <bodypart n=\"11\">his shoulders</bodypart>, to be kept open\r\n        <lb />for some time, in order to attempt the lessening of <symptom n=\"12\">that\r\n    <lb />wheezing noise, or Hurt, in his breathing</symptom> he is so frequently\r\n    <lb />attacked with. â€“â€“â€“â€“ However, as I am not very sanguine\r\n    <lb />in my expectation of removing it by this method, I\r\n    <lb />would be very glad, if it seem agreeable to your\r\n    <lb />Ladyship, that you would cause consult M<sup>r</sup>. Bobs\r\n    <lb />case with any Physician in Edinburgh whose skill\r\n    <lb />you can confide in.</p>\r\n<p><lb />Your Ladyship can give a better information than I\r\n    <lb />could procure here of your son\'s constitution &amp; state of\r\n    <lb />health since his infancy, &amp; therefore I leave that part\r\n    <lb />intirely to your Ladyship, only adding a few circumstances\r\n <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <lb />of his present situation, of which it will be necessary to\r\n    <lb />inform the person consulted.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />He is at present growing pretty fast, &amp; is of a delicate\r\n    <lb />appearance; but <symptom n=\"26\">I think no thinner</symptom> than when your\r\n    <lb />Ladyship saw him last. His <bodypart n=\"119\">flesh</bodypart> is very soft, &amp; <symptom n=\"82\">his\r\n    <lb />colour variable, seldom ruddy.</symptom> â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />His Breath is sweet &amp; slow enough: but he is frequentÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ly attacked with <symptom n=\"12\">an uncommon noise in his breathing</symptom>,\r\n        <lb />not easily described, but seemingly occasioned by <symptom n=\"12\">some\r\n    <lb />viscid substance straitning the passage of the air</symptom>: and\r\n        <lb />accordingly he is relieved from it <symptom n=\"76\">by hemming, or hawking\r\n    <lb />up a little viscid mucus</symptom>. Its return or continuance\r\n        <lb />are quite irregular, exciting no pain, <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> or <symptom n=\"12\">shortness of\r\n            <lb />breath</symptom>. He feels <symptom n=\"12\">the straitness or obstruction distinctly at <bodypart n=\"9\">the\r\n    <lb />upper part of the windpipe</bodypart></symptom></p>\r\n    <p><lb /><symptom n=\"15\">His Pulse is for the most part natural. However some\r\n    <lb />days I observe it quickened, to 90 or 100 in a minute:</symptom> <del>but</del>\r\n    <lb />but this seems not occasioned by any settled disease, but\r\n    <lb />rather by a Delicacy &amp; Sensibility of constitution, too easily\r\n    <lb />affected by accidents, such as a full meal, strong food,\r\n    <lb />too much exercise &amp; the like: at any rate it is by\r\n    <lb />no means regular, as I have often found <symptom n=\"15\">his pulse\r\n    <lb />slow from morning to <add place=\"above\">mid-</add>night.</symptom></p>\r\n    <p><lb />In the same irregular way, his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> is <symptom n=\"21\">sometimes warm\r\n    <lb />especially in the nighttime</symptom>, but generally is cool enough.\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />He is very <symptom n=\"94\">subject to bleeding at <bodypart n=\"5\">the nose</bodypart></symptom>, without any\r\n    <lb />evident cause.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />His <symptom n=\"12\">appetite is tolerably good, not constant</symptom>, but geneÂ¬\r\n    <lb />rally he has it pretty well once a day. â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb /><symptom n=\"24\">He is commonly costive.</symptom></p>\r\n<p><lb />About 8 Days ago He was seized with a pain in the\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">left side of his belly</bodypart>, a little below <bodypart n=\"40\">the ribs</bodypart>, attended\r\n    <lb />with a <symptom n=\"34\">feverishness</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"61\">sickness of <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart></symptom>: next Day\r\n    <lb />the pain left that place &amp; affected <bodypart n=\"73\">the right side</bodypart>, imÂ¬\r\n    <lb />mediately <bodypart n=\"26\">under the right breast</bodypart>, <symptom n=\"12\">attended with diffiÂ¬\r\n    <lb />culty of breathing</symptom>. <treatment n=\"4\">By applying a Blister</treatment> near the\r\n    <lb />part affected the pain was quite removed, as well as all\r\n    <lb />his complaints next day, without any return of them\r\n    <lb />since.</p>\r\n<p><lb />I intend to restrict him to a cooling Diet &amp; moderate\r\n    <lb />Exercise until I be advised what other method is to be\r\n    <lb />followed. And I beg your Ladyship will procure, with\r\n    <lb />an opinion of the nature of his case, full Directions\r\n    <lb />as to the Diet &amp; medicine proper for Him.</p>\r\n<p><lb />I beg leave to offer respectful <choice><abbr>compt<sup>s</sup>.</abbr><expan>compliments</expan></choice> to you &amp; Sir William\r\n    <lb />&amp; am        Madam</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>your Ladyship\'s most <choice><abbr>ob<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> &amp;\r\n        <lb />most humble <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n <signed>Andrew Liddell</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Akrgil</abbr><expan>Ackergill</expan></choice> 20 June 1775</dateline>\r\n <salute>To Lady Dunbar</salute></closer>\r\n</div></body>', 1150, 2, '2012-11-13 13:37:18', 130),
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(874, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c3769\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:3769] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr James Kenneth Saunders / Regarding: Lady Abercrombie (Abercromby) (Patient) / 18 January 1775 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Mary Rambaran-Olm</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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As case drawn with\r\n            <lb/>your usual accuracy &amp; judgement. I have no doubt about \r\n            <lb/>the nature of it. It is a <condition n=\"115\">Leukophlegmasia</condition> in a high degree\r\n            <lb/>with <condition n=\"94\">effusions</condition> into the <bodypart n=\"122\">Pericardium</bodypart> and probably into the\r\n            <lb/>cavity of the <bodypart n=\"40\">Thorax</bodypart>. It is founded in a <add place= \"above\">very</add> general <symptom n=\"132\">loss of tone</symptom> &amp;\r\n            <lb/>therefore attended with so much <symptom n=\"23\">failure of strength</symptom>. This can\r\n            <lb/>not be easily recovered and especially if it has been preceeded\r\n            <lb/>as may suspected by some considerable <symptom n=\"24\">obstruction</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"30\">abdoÂ¬\r\n                <lb/>minal</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"60\">viscera</bodypart>.\r\n        </p> \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The measures you have already pursued were extremely\r\n            <lb/>proper but as they have not been so efficacious as we could\r\n            <lb/>wish we must try some others. I am persuaded that L. As -\r\n            <lb/>present state will not bear any great <action n=\"18\">evacuation</action> by stool.\r\n            <lb/>and therefore will not bear any of the <action n=\"21\">Hydrogogue PurgaÂ¬\r\n                <lb/>tives,</action> but some <action n=\"18\">evacuation</action> by stool may be usefull &amp;\r\n            <lb/>the medicine I would recommend is one which operates\r\n            <lb/>commonly both by stool and urine. This is the 	<ingredient n=\"8\">Cream\r\n                <lb/>of Tartar</ingredient> given in <ingredient n=\"172\">Syrup</ingredient>. &amp; par reprises so that she\r\n            <lb/>may take from <choice><abbr>Ê’ij</abbr> <expan>two drachms</expan></choice> to perhaps  <choice><abbr>viij</abbr> <expan>eight</expan></choice> in a day and if small\r\n            <lb/>doses are admissable they may be taken every day. The\r\n            <lb/>dose is to be determined by its <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> just so much &amp;\r\n            <lb/>no more than she seems to bear easily.  Even in small doses\r\n            <lb/>long <choice><abbr>cont,<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice> it has proved an effectual <action n=\"12\">diuretic</action> with little\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>  \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>or no <symptom n=\"3\">purging</symptom>.  While this <choice><abbr>Med</abbr> <expan>Medicine</expan></choice> is employed I would enÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>deavour at the same time to restore the tone of the system.\r\n            <lb/>&amp; I find nothing better for that purpose than the\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr><ingredient n=\"35\">Limat. mart. prÃ¦parat.</ingredient></abbr><expan>prepared Limat Martis</expan></choice> given from <choice><abbr>ij</abbr><expan>two</expan></choice> to <choice><abbr>x gr.</abbr> <expan>ten grams</expan></choice> as\r\n            <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> bears it once or twice a day.  The<bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>bears it better for being mixed with a little powdered\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"50\">sugar</ingredient>.  With the <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeate</ingredient> you may\r\n            <lb/>give as another Tonic the <choice><abbr><ingredient n=\"1\">Per. B.</ingredient></abbr> <expan>Peruvian Bark</expan></choice> in any form <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>is most agreable, but you neednot strain this\r\n            <lb/>matter because I dont expect that any <choice><abbr>qty</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> that\r\n            <lb/>may be very <del>so</del> usefull can be taken.  In advising\r\n            <lb/>these <choice><abbr>Meds</abbr><expan>Medicines</expan></choice> I do not mean to exclude you from\r\n            <lb/>using any other <action n=\"12\">Diuretics</action> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> you have found usefull\r\n            <lb/>or shall <del>here of after</del> here after find suited <del>n</del>\r\n            <lb/>to the circumstances of the case or the Patients <choice><abbr><bodypart n=\"46\">Stom<sup>h</sup></bodypart></abbr><expan><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart></expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>I would have the Lady <choice><abbr>cont</abbr><expan>continue</expan></choice> to take what RheÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>nish wine she can bear without <symptom n=\"21\">Heat</symptom> or <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom> .\r\n            <lb/>&amp; let her take as little other liquid as possible\r\n            <lb/>Her diet may be suited to her appetite &amp; <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>with<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>without</expan></choice> much niciety in any other respect. Let the\r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"39\">rubbing</treatment> with flannel be <choice><abbr>cont<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice> by all means. I cannot\r\n            <lb/>advise the repetition of <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment>., but a <treatment n=\"11\">pea Issue</treatment> put in\r\n            <lb/>a little below the <bodypart n=\"19\">knee</bodypart> has often been of signal service\r\n            <lb/>&amp; if the <bodypart n=\"60\">viscera</bodypart> of the <bodypart n=\"40\">thorax</bodypart> be not absolutely over poured\r\n            <lb/>&amp; irrecoverable the <treatment n=\"11\">Isue</treatment> may be of Service\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3769, 1, '2013-06-14 11:42:03', 219);
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Diet &amp; exercise continued on\r\n        <lb />their present footing. <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> regular &amp; for <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> the <ingredient n=\"8\">Cr.\r\n            <lb />of Tart. </ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"91\">nitre</ingredient> still very proper but unless <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"8\">Cr.\r\n                <lb />of T.</ingredient> be taken in a large &amp; disagreable dose it\r\n        <lb />hardly answers the purpose. I would have <subst><del>your</del><add place=\"above\">him</add></subst>\r\n        <lb /><del>father</del> try sometimes <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor oil or Ol. ricini</ingredient>.\r\n        <lb />We have it here in good condition fresh expressed\r\n        <lb />every week or 2 <choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>from the</expan></choice> seeds. You may try half\r\n        <lb />an ounce or <choice><abbr>tablespoonf.</abbr><expan>tablespoonful</expan></choice> for a first dose in the\r\n        <lb />morning. Puzled about <treatment n=\"1\">bloodletting</treatment>, have not\r\n        <lb />forbid it, &amp; yet of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same opinion as formerly &amp;\r\n        <lb />especially considering the undefineable confusion\r\n        <lb />following it, &amp; further from there being less apÂ¬\r\n        <lb />pearance of <condition n=\"25\">fullness</condition> in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"57\">vessels</bodypart> of <bodypart n=\"1\">the head</bodypart> &amp;\r\n        <lb /><unclear>more</unclear> appearance of <condition n=\"31\">Paralytic affection</condition>. Must\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>re</sup>fore</abbr><expan>therefore</expan></choice> advise to keep at least to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> q<sup>ties</sup></abbr><expan>the quantities</expan></choice> lately taken.\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />The appearance of <bodypart n=\"48\">the blood</bodypart> is very fallacious. If\r\n        <lb />his diet do not obviate <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> viscid state of it, no <choice><abbr>med.</abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />will &amp; I advise to repeat <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Electuary</action>\r\n        <lb />very often or rather when he does take it, to take\r\n        <lb />it in larger doses. <choice><abbr>Y<sup>e</sup> comp<sup>ts</sup> w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>The complaints which</expan></choice> give him\r\n        <lb />most disturbance at present, <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> is <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <condition n=\"31\">paralytic\r\n            <lb />affliction of <bodypart n=\"8\">his face</bodypart></condition> will be ill to remove but\r\n        <lb />by <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> means above mentioned &amp; before advised as\r\n        <lb />adapted to his habit in general for <choice><abbr>y<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>they</expan></choice> are only\r\n        <lb />symptoms of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> general disease. However you\r\n        <lb />may try <treatment n=\"43\">anointing</treatment> <choice><abbr>w y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>with the</expan></choice> oil below. But observe,\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>that the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> drawn to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> left side shows <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>that the</expan></choice> <condition n=\"31\">paraÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lytic affection</condition> is on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> right and <choice><abbr>y<sup>re</sup> fore </abbr> <expan>therefore</expan></choice> &amp;c.\r\n        <lb />If <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> oil does not &amp;c. <treatment n=\"4\">try a small blister</treatment> on\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"63\">right temple</bodypart>. ----</p>\r\n    <closer><signed>W.C.</signed></closer></div>\r\n    <div><recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"272\">Ol. Olivar.</ingredient> â„¥ii\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"123\" t=\"28\">---- Lavendul.</ingredient> Ê’ii\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"285\"> Sp.<sup>t</sup> sal. ammon. caustic.</ingredient> Ê’i â„³\r\n            <lb />Signa Oil for <treatment n=\"43\">anointing</treatment> <bodypart n=\"63\">right temple</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"8\">cheek</bodypart> at\r\n            <lb />bed time</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take 2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"272\">Olive Oil</ingredient>, 2 drachms of <ingredient n=\"123\" t=\"28\">Lavender Oil</ingredient>, and a drachm of <ingredient n=\"285\">Caustic Spirit of Ammoniac Salt</ingredient>. Mix. Label: Oil for <treatment n=\"43\">anointing</treatment> <bodypart n=\"63\">right temple</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"8\">cheek</bodypart> at bed time.</reg>\r\n    </choice></recipe>\r\n        <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>5<sup>tht</sup> April 1775.</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 3777, 2, '2012-11-13 16:34:55', 130),
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(Patient) / February? 1775 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Marianne Gilchrist</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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It is only to be observed that there is\r\n        <lb />one fallacy in such cases that we are very much exposed to\r\n        <lb />The condition of the worst <bodypart n=\"46\">stomachs</bodypart> is very variable, in so much\r\n        <lb />that at some times, the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> will digest &amp; bear with impuÂ¬\r\n        <lb />nity what at other times, would occasion a great deal of disorder\r\n        <lb />In the latter case we are ready to impute the disorder to \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />some other cause than the meat or drink we have\r\n        <lb />taken &amp; therefore with respect to these, to be negliÂ¬\r\n        <lb />gent &amp; innatentive â€“ But we must gaurd against this\r\n        <lb />fallacy &amp; be very constant &amp; steady in avoiding all\r\n        <lb />these things, <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> we know to have a tendency or <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> we\r\n        <lb />know from <add place=\"above\">former</add> experience to produce disorders in the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />or the parts connected with it.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />With respect to remedies, I am averse to the\r\n        <lb />employing of more <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> than are absolutely necessary\r\n        <lb />because I am perswaded that many of the <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> comÂ¬\r\n        <lb />monly employed for disorders of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, do by\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>freq<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>frequent</expan></choice> &amp; long <choice><abbr>cont<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice> use, become very hurtfull to it\r\n        <lb />There is therefore one <choice><abbr>Med<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>Medicine</expan></choice> only, <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I am to advise\r\n        <lb />at present, as some late experience, has shewn it to\r\n        <lb />be very usefull &amp; it is one <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> as far as I know, Sir <choice><abbr>W<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>William</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />has not before employed --</p>\r\n    <p><lb />This <choice><abbr>med</abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice> ordered below is a powder of <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> a dose is to\r\n        <lb />be taken at first once a day &amp; afterwards twice a day,\r\n        <lb />as it shall be found to agree. The proper times are an\r\n        <lb />hour before dinner &amp; supper. It may be either taken by\r\n        <lb />itself or it may be mixed with a little currant Jelly, but \r\n        <lb />cannot be taken conveniently in any liquid. It may howÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ever, be washed down with a liquid &amp; I what I would <del>advise</del>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />think best, is a <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"6\">glass of Hartfell Spaw water</ingredient> &amp;\r\n        <lb />of this Sir <choice><abbr>W<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>William</expan></choice> would do well to take a glass or two\r\n        <lb />at some other times of the day</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Besides this <choice><abbr>med</abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice> I have another remedy <del>tor</del> to recomÂ¬\r\n        <lb />mend &amp; this is Cold bathing â€“ the most convenient way\r\n        <lb />of employing it is by <treatment n=\"54\">the bathing machine</treatment> &amp; this again will\r\n        <lb />be most effectual if Sir <choice><abbr>W<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>William</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"48\">takes out so much of his\r\n            <lb />hair</treatment> as to render it safe to receive the fall of water on\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">his naked head</bodypart>, the most proper time is in the <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice>, immeÂ¬\r\n        <lb />diately or soon after getting out of bed.</p>\r\n    <closer><signed>WC.</signed></closer></div>\r\n    <div><head>For Sir <choice><abbr>W<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>William</expan></choice>\r\n        Murray.</head>\r\n   <recipe><choice>\r\n    <orig><lb />â„ž. <ingredient n=\"35\">Ferr. limat.</ingredient> prÃ¦p. gr. V \r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamom.</ingredient> pulv. gr X\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"52\">Sacchar. alb. puriss</ingredient>. â„ˆi\r\n <lb /> â„³. fiat Pulvis, et fiant. h. m. doses â„– XII\r\n  <lb />S. <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic Powders</bodypart>.</orig>\r\n   <reg>Take 5 grains of prepared <ingredient n=\"35\">powdered Steel</ingredient>, 10 grains of ground <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient>, and a scruple of <ingredient n=\"52\">refined White Sugar</ingredient>. Mix to make a powder, and in this way make 12 doses. Label: <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic Powders</bodypart>.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n    </div></body>', 3773, 9, '2012-11-08 23:38:11', 120),
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William Cullen Physician\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh</p>\r\n        <handShift /><annot>1775</annot>\r\n    </div></body>', 1164, 2, '2012-11-12 16:04:34', 125),
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No\r\n        <lb />occasion to add to former <choice><abbr>prescript<sup>s</sup>. W</abbr><expan>prescriptions. With</expan></choice> respect to former\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>compt<sup>s</sup>.</abbr><expan>complaints</expan></choice> All I find occasion to say now is of <condition n=\"52\">the\r\n            <lb />Itch</condition> <choice><abbr>w w<sup>c</sup> </abbr><expan>with which</expan></choice> you have <choice><abbr>b<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>been</expan></choice> lately &amp; cc. By <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup> acc<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>your account</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />I am persuaded, <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> it is not from any fault in <bodypart n=\"48\">your\r\n            <lb />blood</bodypart> but <choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice> <condition n=\"72\">Infection</condition>. This <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> case, I am <choice><abbr>confid<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>confident</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />the <choice><abbr>ointm<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>ointment</expan></choice> below will soon make you well &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup> wout</abbr><expan>this without</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />internal <choice><abbr>med<sup>s.</sup> Ev<sup>y</sup> Eveng.</abbr><expan>medicines. Every Evening</expan></choice> at going to bed <treatment n=\"43\">rub <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>bigns<sup>s</sup>.</abbr><expan>bigness</expan></choice> of a walnut</treatment> on <bodypart n=\"15\">each hand</bodypart>. 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I\'m \r\n            <lb/>allways / except when <condition n=\"13\">colded</condition> / the strongest, and best in the close of the\r\n            <lb/>Evening -- As the season of the year for the children of Affliction\r\n            <lb/>to sleep out into the Medicinal World is come on; I must beg the\r\n            <lb/>favour of you to Inform me what Application you think\r\n            <lb/>best for me this summer, if you thought Bathing in the sea proper\r\n            <lb/>I <unclear>say</unclear> ver contiguous, if in fresh water I\'m with in 50 Yards of a River\r\n            <lb/>if you thought a very small voyage proper, I\'m near a very clement\r\n            <lb/>part of the channel, if you think going to Buxton proper, shou\'d\r\n            <lb/>like to go very wel, if you think going to any Spaw proper were\r\n            <lb/>the distance great I should like to go. Please to Write as\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>     \r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>soon as convenient, <illegible l=\"6\"/>ing me of what Application\r\n                <lb/>you think most proper f<supplied>or</supplied> me to use this summer, and\r\n                <lb/>how I must use my self when I <condition n=\"13\">catch cold</condition>, as I\'m ver subject\r\n                <lb/>to <condition n=\"13\">colds</condition>, and they greatly hinder my slow recovery, likewise\r\n                <lb/>of what sort of Liquor you think most proper for me to Drink\r\n                <lb/>&amp;c. and of any other thing you think most proper to contribu<sup>te</sup>\r\n                <lb/>to the recovery of my much wish\'d for Health; Iv\'e <choice><abbr>rec<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>received</expan></choice>.\r\n                <lb/>More Benefit from your prescriptions, Than from all the\r\n                <lb/>other application I\'ve used since I first begun, before you\r\n                <lb/>I had the advice of the most Eminent Physicians in\r\n                <lb/>London but without <illegible w=\"1\"/> much Benefit as from yours \r\n               </p>   \r\n        <closer>\r\n                   <salute>\r\n              <lb/>I\'am Sincerely D<illegible w=\"1\"/> <supplied>y</supplied>our Most Respected\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>H<u>ble</u></abbr><expan>Humble</expan></choice> Serv<supplied>ant</supplied></salute>\r\n                   <signed>Jos.. Sanderson</signed>\r\n                <dateline>Gatesgill 23<sup>d</sup> May 1775</dateline></closer>\r\n                \r\n    <postscript><p>\r\n<lb/>P.S. I present you with\r\n<lb/>the Enclosed Note ---\r\n         <lb/>Please to Inform me if I\r\n         <lb/>should take any thing when\r\n         <lb/>I\'m <u><symptom n=\"45\">Faintish</symptom> in Hot weather</u>\r\n     </p>\r\n        <p>J.S</p>\r\n    </postscript>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>   \r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb/>To\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> W<sup>m</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb/>Professor of Physick\r\n            <lb/>Edinburgh\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1141, 2, '2012-11-13 13:04:48', 156);
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The only things we are\r\n            <lb />afraid of is cold &amp; fatigue which we suspect \r\nthe <choice><abbr>Cap<sup>tn</sup></abbr><expan>Captain</expan></choice> is not\r\n            <lb />always sufficiently on his guard against; --- If by these or any\r\n            <lb />other accident he should be attacked with one of these <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom>\r\n            <lb />fits he has been so often affected with he must for the time\r\n            <lb />lay aside the deco<add place=\"above\">c</add>tion. 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If in my treatment of &amp; the regimen I have prescrib\'d\r\n            <lb />to him I should appear to have differd in opinion from you &amp; Doctor\r\n            <lb />Black I hope you will both do me the justice to beleive that it\r\n            <lb />doth not proceed from the least disesteem of your abilities, for\r\n            <lb />which I have the highest veneration, but from a conviction of\r\n            <lb />his complaints having originated in this climate &amp; of their\r\n            <lb />requiring a mode of treatment peculiar thereto. 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Actuated by\r\n            <lb />such sentiments I hope the motives of my conduct to &amp; treatment\r\n            <lb />of <choice><abbr>Cap<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Captain</expan></choice> Campbell will be favorable interpreted by you. ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The Captains complaints appear to me to have originated\r\n            <lb /><del>certainly</del> <add place=\"above\">principally</add> from the intense heats of this Climate, relaxing the System\r\n            <lb />&amp; promoting a superabundant secretion of <bodypart n=\"88\">Bile</bodypart>. His <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> as \r\n            <lb />a part of the System has been not only <u>generally</u> weakend by\r\n            <lb />the Original cause, but <u>particularly</u> so in process of the disease\r\n            <lb />by the very frequent <symptom n=\"3\">vomitings</symptom> excited by the regurgitation of <del>the</del>\r\n            <lb />a superfluous quantity of <bodypart n=\"88\">Bile</bodypart> into it &amp; by the very imprudent\r\n            <lb />use he formerly made of frequent &amp; strong <action n=\"14\">emetics</action> to remove it\r\n            <lb />thence. That some of this superfluous <bodypart n=\"88\">Bile</bodypart> has been absorb\'d into\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> is manifest from the very <symptom n=\"25\">yellow</symptom> colour of his <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart> &amp;\r\n            <lb />that a dissolution of the latter has been a consequence thereof is\r\n            <lb />apparent from his <symptom n=\"91\">pallid</symptom> hue. The <bodypart n=\"88\">Bile</bodypart> within &amp; <condition n=\"50\">Atonia</condition> of his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> have occasiond <del>besides</del> <symptom n=\"48\">Acidity</symptom>, <symptom n=\"48\">Heartburn</symptom>, <symptom n=\"7\">Flatulency</symptom>,\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"48\">Indigestion</symptom>, <symptom n=\"61\">Nausea</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"3\">Vomiting</symptom> ------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To restore the Tone of his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> is what I principally\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />aim at, from a conviction that by effecting it I shall remove the most\r\n            <lb />if not all <add place=\"above\">of</add>his complaints. The undue secretion of the <bodypart n=\"88\">Bile</bodypart> will, after\r\n            <lb />his strength be restord, I imagine cease from an alteration of Climate.\r\n            <lb />To restore the Tone of his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> my principal dependance is\r\n            <lb />upon <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeates</ingredient>, &amp; of these I give the preference to the Prepar\'d\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"35\">Rust of Steel</ingredient>. I have therefore directed him to take it in such quantiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ties as will I suppose surprize you, i.e. to begin with a drachm\r\n            <lb />to a dose &amp; to increase it ad libitum<note>:Literally translates as \"optional\", meaning that he allowed the patient to use his own discretion in increasing the dose to the most he could cope with.</note> untill it may occasion a\r\n            <lb />severe pain of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> or a disagreeable heat. This dose I have\r\n            <lb />directed him to repeat five or six times a day. Strange as it may\r\n            <lb />appear to you I can with truth assure you that I have taken myself\r\n            <lb />&amp; given to others six drachms of it at a dose &amp; have repeated it\r\n            <lb />frequently with the happiest of effects. Of all the medicines of our\r\n            <lb />Shops I know of none to be compar\'d with it in combatting the\r\n            <lb />relaxation &amp; debility occasiond by the heat of this Climate. I have\r\n            <lb />also with the same intention prescribd for him a wine glassfull\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"277\">Huxhams Tincture of the Bark</ingredient> mixd with a few drops of Elixir\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"261\">of Vitriol</ingredient> twice aday. I have directed him to follow the Regimen\r\n            <lb />prescribd by you for his diet, with the addition only of his\r\n            <lb />drinking in common a mixture of <ingredient n=\"12\">Spaw Water</ingredient> &amp; Old Hock\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />But as, untill the Tone of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> may be restor\'d, the <bodypart n=\"88\">Bile</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />may prove troublesome by forcing it to reject what may be taken\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />into it either as Medicine or food, I have directed him to take every\r\n            <lb />morning a pint of Whey made by the union of powderd <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />Tartar with boiling Milk, which I conceive proves serviceable in two\r\n            <lb />ways, Viz<sup>t:</sup> <note>: Videlizet, translates as \'namely\'</note> first by carrying off by Stool a great part of the <bodypart n=\"88\">Bile</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />&amp; secondly by destroying the noxious qualities of the remainder\r\n            <lb />in consequence of a Tertium quid being found by their union\r\n            <lb />as in that of an Acid &amp; Alkaly. How far this my conception\r\n            <lb />of its action may be just I leave you to determine, but this\r\n            <lb />I must beg leave to observe that I have even found in <symptom n=\"38\">Bilious</symptom> cases\r\n            <lb />the happiest effects resulting from the use of Acid purges in\r\n            <lb />preference to those of any others, &amp; therefore I am inclined to assign\r\n            <lb />the above as the most probable reason for it. In <symptom n=\"38\">Bilious</symptom> cases\r\n            <lb />not attended with immediate danger I always prefer the carrying\r\n            <lb />off the <bodypart n=\"88\">Bile</bodypart> by Stool, as I have in such cases even found the\r\n            <lb />frequent use of <action n=\"14\">Emetics</action> more hurtfull than beneficial ---\r\n            <lb />I have also recommended to our patient the use of the Cold Bath\r\n            <lb />which with the air of Europe added to the use of the <ingredient n=\"35\">Steel</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"277\">Bark</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />will I flatter myself effect a radical cure of his complaints.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If your leisure will permit you to favor me with a few lines\r\n            <lb />by <choice><abbr>Cap<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Captain</expan></choice> Campbell\'s return I shall think myself much honor\'d \r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />by it, &amp; in that case shall expect that you will give me\r\n            <lb />your candid thoughts of what I have written, &amp; will do me\r\n            <lb />the favor to set my opinions right where you may think\r\n            <lb />they have err\'d ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I hope that you have enjoyd since my departure from\r\n            <lb />the University as much Conjugal &amp; Parental felicity as you\r\n            <lb />deservedly have Public Applause, &amp; that you &amp; every branch\r\n            <lb />of your amicable family continues to enjoy as great a portion\r\n            <lb />of bliss as falls to the lot of humanity ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n            <lb />I remain with the most perfect veneration &amp; esteem for\r\n            <lb />your person &amp; character\r\n            <lb />Sir!\r\n            <lb />Your much obligd Pupil\r\n            <lb />&amp; very <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr></choice> Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed> B. Clifton</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Professor of Physick in the\r\n            <lb />University of\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Fo<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>For</expan></choice> favor of\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Cap<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Campbell</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> B. Clifton q.\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Capt<sup>n:</sup></abbr><expan>Captain</expan></choice> Campbell\r\n            <lb />May 1775.\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1139, 11, '2015-04-17 10:03:53', 171),
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It is indeed early but that does not exclude\r\n     <lb />the suspicion and <symptom n=\"72\">the slavering</symptom> and thrusting <bodypart n=\"16\">the fingers</bodypart> in\r\n     <lb /><bodypart n=\"2\">the mouth</bodypart> give some grounds for it. However I must say\r\n    <lb />that it is not certain, and there may be some latent\r\n     <lb />matter affecting <bodypart n=\"47\">the Nervous System</bodypart> which we cannot disÂ¬\r\n     <lb />cover and the return of <symptom n=\"5\">these fits</symptom> at a stated hour gives\r\n    <lb />a strong suspicion of it. With respect to the conduct of\r\n     <lb />the case this is my advice. Let there be <treatment n=\"1\">no blooding</treatment> which\r\n    <lb />tho\' proper at first does not answer to be repeated. A dose \r\n     <lb />of <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> may be properly given <choice><abbr>freq<sup>.ly</sup></abbr><expan>frequently</expan></choice>, but I would give\r\n     <lb />it as a <bodypart n=\"46\">stomachic</bodypart> rather than as <action n=\"24\">a purgative</action> and at least the\r\n    <lb />effect this way should be very little. Along with this and\r\n     <lb />sometimes without I would give <action n=\"30\">an Absorbent</action> and as the child\r\n     <lb />is disposed to an open <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> I would prefer the <ingredient n=\"171\"><choice><abbr>creta ppta</abbr><expan>prepared chalk</expan></choice></ingredient> to\r\n     <lb /><ingredient n=\"270\">Magnesia</ingredient>. I propose <action n=\"30\">the Absorbent</action> because tho\' no acidity\r\n    <lb />appears at present it is in children and in such a Case\r\n    <lb />to be constantly apprehended. Besides these remedies I wou\'d\r\n     <lb />have <treatment n=\"11\">a perpetual Issue</treatment> made in <bodypart n=\"10\">his neck</bodypart> taking care howÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ever that the dressing with the Issue ointment does not\r\n     <lb />prove irritating so as to bring on <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom>in which case <treatment n=\"11\">the\r\n    <lb />perpetual must be changed for a pea Issue</treatment>. With all this\r\n     <lb />you must watch the progress of <bodypart n=\"3\">the teeth</bodypart>, and either upon\r\n     <lb />much <symptom n=\"63\">swelling of the <bodypart n=\"2\">Gums</bodypart></symptom> or the near approach of <bodypart n=\"3\">the\r\n         <lb />tooth</bodypart> <treatment n=\"50\">you may scarify</treatment> <bodypart n=\"2\">the Gum</bodypart> a little with advantage.\r\n    <lb />If without your having any cause to assign for it you find\r\n    <lb />the fits continue you must try the following medicine</p>\r\n    <recipe><choice><orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"43\">vitriol cÃ¦rulei sive Roman</ingredient> grii <ingredient n=\"50\">sacchar. alb.</ingredient> â„ˆIV\r\n    <lb />Terito simul in mortaris marmores vel vitriÃ¦ diligenter\r\n    <lb />ut accuratissime misceantur, dein divide in doses sedecim\r\n    <lb />equales.</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take two grains of <ingredient n=\"43\">Blue or Roman Vitriol</ingredient> and four scruples of <ingredient n=\"50\">White Sugar</ingredient>. Rub together thoroughly in a marble or glass mortar until completely mixed, then divide into sixteen equal doses.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n    <p><lb />One of these doses are to be given in <ingredient n=\"88\">a little\r\n    <lb />breast milk</ingredient> every night and morning but if they\r\n    <lb />are found to give no disturbance to <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart> or \r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> the dose may be encreased to double, triple or\r\n    <lb />quadruple, and before they are brought\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n       <lb />that length they will stop <symptom n=\"5\">the fits</symptom>, or if then\r\n    <lb />they do not, they may be laid aside. When I can be of\r\n    <lb />more service you will let me know.</p></div></body>', 322, 9, '2014-05-29 01:35:27', 130),
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reduced, at least above his <bodypart n=\"23\">Ankles</bodypart>, his\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> upon the whole not nigh so Violent, and the <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> considerablie abated, I\r\n            <lb />cannot say I even cou\'d catch a thorrow intermission, \'tho the next thing to it, particularÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly in the forenoons, he is now come the length of taking a litle food, and an Airing for full\r\n            <lb />two hours forenoon and afternoon, his <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> was allow\'d to heal up how soon the pain subÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sided, but agreed to have an <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> in his back, which discharges well, and I\'m perswadÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ed does him service.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Could <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> be ventured upon in small quantities, and\r\n            <lb />in what shape!\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I must now beg leeve to ask your opinion about a girl\r\n            <lb />of Twenty year old, midle size, and rather delicate, but pretty healthy till towards --\r\n            <lb />Eleven, when she had the <condition n=\"2\">small Pox</condition>, which she passed easily through, and some time\r\n            <lb />after a long tedious <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> which she likewise recovered, and a few months after was sent\r\n            <lb />to a Country boarding School, where she Continued healthy and well for two years, but\r\n            <lb />soon after going there catched a dry sort of an <symptom n=\"78\">Itch</symptom>, which continued more or less, and\r\n            <lb />flying out and in for about five years after, but it was not much minded as it did\r\n            <lb />not disturb her much.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />About three years ago she was suddenly seized with\r\n            <lb />a pain in her right <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulder</bodypart>, which shifted down towards the <bodypart n=\"40\">small ribs</bodypart> and <unclear>open</unclear> of\r\n            <lb />that side, and sprade along over to the other side, those pains came and went for the space\r\n            <lb />of a year, but would had intervals of two or three months at a time, and at last got\r\n            <lb />altogether free of them, \'till about two years ago that she complained occasionalie of\r\n            <lb />a pain in her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, but one night observed a pretty considerable <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> in\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"112\">pitt</bodypart> of it, which in a very few days made a most rapid progress downwards,\r\n            <lb />all over the <bodypart n=\"30\">Abdomen</bodypart>, when her bulk increas\'d to a most Enormous size, but with\r\n            <lb />powerfull <action n=\"8\">Catharticks</action> and <action n=\"12\">Dieureticks</action>, began to yield a litle in four or five weeks,\r\n            <lb />and in some months was entirely removed, \'tho since that period never cou\'d bear\r\n            <lb />much fatigue, yet otherwise pretty healthy till last March, when her menses\r\n            <lb />appeared in the usuall manner, but before they were entirely gone off she went out\r\n            <lb />and <condition n=\"13\">Catched cold</condition>, and soon after complained of a pain in the op<illegible w=\"2\" /> her <bodypart n=\"73\">right side</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />and across the <bodypart n=\"28\">small of her back</bodypart>, with <symptom n=\"27\">Penurie of Urin</symptom>, and <illegible w=\"2\" /> <add place=\"above\">that</add> her <condition n=\"8\">EvaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cuations came on again with double Violence</condition>, but with mild <action n=\"5\">astringents</action>, and\r\n            <lb />gentle <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiats</ingredient> occasionaly, were stoped in ten or twelve days, \'tho it was some time\r\n            <lb />before she had recovered her Strength and Spirits, but at last got pretty well till about\r\n            <lb />six weeks ago, that her Menses came on and continued the usual time, but while they\r\n            <lb />were upon her she happen\'d to be exposed to a good deal of fatigue, and three days after\r\n            <lb />geting well, was seiz\'d with an Universall <symptom n=\"20\">coldness</symptom>, pain in all her <bodypart n=\"71\">bones</bodypart>, right\r\n            <lb />side, and across the <bodypart n=\"59\">Loyns</bodypart>, and in a few days after a Violent <symptom n=\"101\">Flooding</symptom> came on, which\r\n            <lb />continued about a fortnight, and then gradualie stoped alltogether, but for a month\r\n            <lb />past has been in the greatest distress both night and day, <add place=\"above\">&amp; that</add> with most Violent racking\r\n            <lb 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    <lb />attended with much drouth, and in this deplorable situation she now is. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Her Menses first appeared when towards sixteen, and alwise continued in pretty large\r\n            <lb />quantities, for four, and frequently five days, but since last March for a full week, and that\r\n            <lb />in considerable quantities, and then returned in three weeks after. --   she still complain\r\n            <lb />of a <symptom n=\"27\">Penurie of Urin, and with frequent inclination.</symptom> -- About three weeks ago <condition n=\"39\">past\r\n            <lb />a large red Worm</condition>, but never any before that she can remember. - <action n=\"5\">Astringents</action>, <action n=\"21\">Laxatives</action>,\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"8\">Injections</treatment>, <add place =\"above\">&amp; <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiats</ingredient></add> have been occasionaly given from first to last, but the truth is, her <bodypart 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Where that must be will depend upon various\r\n    <lb />family considerations, and I only say that the farther south the better\r\n    <lb />if not out of Europe except it be the Island of Madeira â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />For the rest I must refer to the letter I formerly wrote to Miss OrÂ¬\r\n    <lb />mston, and have only to add that if she can preserve some of that\r\n    <lb />firmness of mind and discretion which she naturally possesses, &amp;\r\n    <lb />can avoid either being too anxiously cautious or too soon alarmed, she\r\n    <lb />may by her own conduct recover very good health â€“â€“â€“â€“ I would\r\n    <lb />have her avoid Physicians and Apothecaries who will give her\r\n    <lb />drugs, and I will advise only one <action n=\"31\">strengthener</action> which she can\r\n    <lb />carry into any part of the world. I have done it on a paper apart.</p>\r\n   <recipe><choice>\r\n       <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"129\">Tinct. mart.</ingredient> ad normam Pharm. Edin. ult. ed. â„¥ii. Sig.\r\n           <lb /><action n=\"31\">strengthening tincture</action> twenty drops to be taken in a glass of water\r\n    <lb />two or three times a day.</orig>\r\n       <reg>Take 2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"129\">Tincture of Mars</ingredient> according to the recipe in the latest edition of the Edinburgh PharmacopÅ“ia. Label: <action n=\"31\">strengthening tincture</action> twenty drops to be taken in a glass of water two or three times a day.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n       <closer><dateline>8<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1775</dateline></closer>\r\n</div></body>', 345, 2, '2012-11-14 14:33:40', 65);
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These two conÂ¬\r\n        <lb/>tinued to encrease slowly in spite of some of \r\n            <lb/>the usual Remedys &amp; a Strict Regimen, till about \r\n            \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/> \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>7 weecks ago there was a different Fluctuation\r\n            <lb/>to be felt in the <symptom n=\"18\">Tumour</symptom> of the left <bodypart n=\"70\">Groin</bodypart>; This\r\n            <lb/>seemd to have been hastened by the topical appliÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>cation of a little very strong <ingredient n=\"296\"><choice><orig>Ung:<sup>t</sup> CÃ¦rul: fortius</orig><reg>Strong Blue Ointment</reg></choice></ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>upon the spot, this had been done in order to disÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>cuss the <symptom n=\"18\">Tumour</symptom> if possible to which we had been\r\n            <lb/>encouraged by the small degree of pain &amp; <symptom n=\"62\">InÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>flamation</symptom> that then accompanyed it.  The \r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"18\">Tumour</symptom> was <treatment n=\"1\">opened pretty freely with a Lancet</treatment>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; about three ounces of very thick &amp; seemingly well\r\n            <lb/>digested <treatment n=\"11\">puss was discharged</treatment> from it, the other <symptom n=\"18\">Tumour</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>in like manner became more soft &amp; was opened\r\n            <lb/>in a weeck after &amp; <symptom n=\"46\">about an ounce of well digested \r\n            <lb/>puss came out of it.</symptom> --- They were at first drest\r\n            <lb/>with plain <ingredient n=\"294\"><choice><orig>Ung:<sup>t</sup> Basilic. fl:</orig><reg>Yellow Basilicon Ointment</reg></choice></ingredient> as a <action n=\"59\">digestive</action>, but\r\n            <lb/>on perceiving that thay did not clean from the\r\n            <lb/>Bottom &amp; internally they seemd to contain\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/> \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>an undigested Mass like <bodypart n=\"48\">clotted blood</bodypart> in about\r\n            <lb/>8 days a little of <ingredient n=\"2\"><choice><orig>Mercur<sup>c</sup> precip.<sup>t</sup> rub<sup>r</sup>:</orig><reg>Red Mercuric Precipitate</reg></choice></ingredient> was added\r\n            <lb/>to it, which seemd to have the Affect of cleaning\r\n            <lb/>the <symptom n=\"131\">sores</symptom> better; 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is now thinner\r\n            <lb/>than we could wish; upon which he began \r\n            <lb/>to take <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> which he has now continued\r\n            <lb/>to take for six <unclear>or</unclear> 7 Days. --- He has\r\n            <lb/>all a long been makeing use of the <ingredient n=\"15\" t=\"15\">SarsapaÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>rilla Decoction</ingredient>. It must be observd that\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"7\"/> \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>no degree of <condition n=\"23\">Gonorhea</condition> accompanyed the\r\n            <lb/>above Symptoms. ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>r:</sup> Spalding Gordon although <symptom n=\"26\">very\r\n            <lb/>much reduced in flesh</symptom> is not at present\r\n            <lb/>other ways much exhausted. ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer> \r\n             <signed>Alex:<sup>r</sup> Copland</signed>\r\n        <dateline>\r\n            <lb/>Dumfries\r\n            <lb/>May 24.<sup>th</sup> 1775.\r\n        </dateline>\r\n           \r\n        </closer>\r\n\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"8\"/> \r\n      <annot>\r\n            <lb/>Copland of Dumfries\r\n            <lb/>about\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Spalding Gordon\r\n            <lb/>May. ----75\r\n      </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1142, 11, '2015-04-10 11:36:30', 283),
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I have advised him to wait upon you,\r\n            <lb/>&amp; hope you will be so good as give him such directions\r\n            <lb/>as you think proper for his disorder. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Last Spring he applied to me about a <symptom n=\"18\">tumour</symptom> in his <bodypart n=\"4\">Lip,</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>which appearing <condition n=\"69\">Cancerous</condition> I cut out. The part healed up\r\n            <lb/>easily, &amp; seemed quite well for a month after, when a\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"125\">hardness</symptom> began in the corner of his <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>, ever since\r\n            <lb/>gradually extending itself, &amp; attended with <symptom n=\"78\">itching</symptom> &amp; pain\r\n            <lb/>I th<subst><del>m</del><add>en</add></subst> gave him the <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient>, which he has continued till\r\n            <lb/>now, without any sensible advantage. It was inÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>creased <add place=\"above\">in</add> the dose to a Drachm every day. A Degree of\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"58\">Vertigo</symptom> was the rule by which the increase of the dose\r\n            <lb/>was regulated; but for some time past the medicine\r\n            <lb/>has not had any sensible effect.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>He will be regulated entirely by your <subst><del>direction</del><add>advice</add></subst>, either\r\n            <lb/> to stay at Edinburgh for some time or to return home\r\n            <lb/>with your Directions.\r\n        </p> \r\n            <closer><salute>\r\n                <lb/>I am with respectful\r\n                <lb/>Compliments.   <choice><abbr>D<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n                <lb/>your most <choice><abbr>obed.<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>humb:</abbr><expan>humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>.\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Andrew Liddell</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Thurso 12 July 1775</dateline>\r\n            </closer>\r\n        </div>\r\n<div>\r\n\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/> \r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n            <lb/>To\r\n            <lb/>D.<sup>r</sup> William Cullen\r\n            <lb/>Physician\r\n            <lb/>in Edinburgh\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>John Bremner Weaver in\r\n                <lb/>the Shoemakers Close ----\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1155, 11, '2015-04-10 11:36:41', 101),
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Guiaic</ingredient>, rather too hot, and at least not to\r\n    <lb />be used towards the approach of a Period. â€“ at <choice><abbr>tha</abbr><expan>that</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />time rather <ingredient n=\"34\">Sulphur</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"8\">Cr. Tart.</ingredient> <add place=\"above\">or</add> <ingredient n=\"28\">Ol. Ricin.</ingredient></p>\r\n    <p><lb />Tho the pains of her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"19\">knees</bodypart> better, yet <choice><abbr>no.</abbr><expan>not</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />quite gone &amp; therefore <ingredient n=\"101\" t=\"12\">Elix Guiaic</ingredient> may be necessary <choice><abbr>b<sup>u</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />not to be used but when the pains of her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> are\r\n        <lb />present. <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"11\">Seltzer water</ingredient> proper, both with &amp; without <choice><abbr>Madeir</abbr><expan>Madeira</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">The Bark</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"261\">Elix Vitr.</ingredient> very proper â€“ but better before the <choice><abbr>peri.</abbr><expan>period</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />than after it, <condition n=\"8\">unless the period weakened her very much</condition>\r\n        <lb />As her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> bears it, better to give <ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient> in substance\r\n    <lb />than <choice><abbr>Decoct.</abbr><expan>Decoction</expan></choice> - but only for a week in one interval\r\n        <lb />If the <ingredient n=\"261\">Elix V.</ingredient> agrees with <bodypart n=\"46\">her stomach</bodypart>, by itself â€“ she may\r\n     <lb />use it by itself towards the approach of a period or even\r\n    <lb />in the first days of it</p>\r\n<p><lb /><illegible w=\"1\" />as you found in other letter, you was right in\r\n    <lb />abstaining from <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers P.</ingredient> &amp; it will not be necessary\r\n    <lb />unless the pains of her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"89\">Joints</bodypart> return with\r\n    <lb />violence.</p>\r\n    <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> May 1<sup>st</sup> 1775</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 3736, 3, '2013-05-12 13:29:30', 94),
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At their\r\n        <lb />desire I write you my opinion of the case &amp; what shall be the Conduct of it. I\r\n        <lb />think she is in danger of <condition n=\"1\">Phthisis</condition> &amp; thoâ€™ I cannot yet declare <symptom n=\"86\">purulency</symptom>\r\n        <lb />or <symptom n=\"34\">hetic</symptom> there appearances of both. I would &amp; we must take measures to\r\n        <lb />obviate as well as we can. I think <treatment n=\"11\">a pea issue</treatment> put in on <bodypart n=\"10\">each side of the nape\r\n            <lb />of the neck</bodypart> may be of service. She is strongly persuaded that her ailment is very much\r\n        <lb />about <bodypart n=\"2\">the top of the tongue</bodypart> &amp; tho I am well persuaded of the falacy of her feelings I would\r\n        <lb />humour her so far as to advise flannel about <bodypart n=\"10\">her neck</bodypart> &amp; to have <bodypart n=\"10\">the fore part of it</bodypart> <treatment n=\"43\">anointed</treatment>\r\n        <lb />every night &amp; <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup> w<sup>t</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>morning with the</expan></choice> following.</p>\r\n<recipe><choice>\r\n    <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"272\">Ol. Olivar.</ingredient> opt. â„¥ii <ingredient n=\"70\" t=\"28\">Ol. Sassafras</ingredient> Ê’ii\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"285\">Sp.<sup>t</sup> Sal. ammon. caustic.</ingredient> Ê’i â„³. --</orig>\r\n     <reg>Take 2 ounces of the best <ingredient n=\"272\">Olive Oil</ingredient>, 2 drachms of <ingredient n=\"70\" t=\"28\">Sassafras Oil</ingredient>, and a drachm of <ingredient n=\"285\">Caustic Spirit of Ammoniac Salts</ingredient>. Mix --</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n<p><lb />In persons liable to such <symptom n=\"76\">constant hawking</symptom>\r\n    <lb />I find it of great service to keep <bodypart n=\"9\">the throat</bodypart> constantly moist by swallowing very\r\n<lb/>frequently a spoonful of water which may be medicated by a little <ingredient n=\"75\">gum arabic</ingredient> &amp; a\r\n    <lb />very little <ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">Balsamic syrup</ingredient>. 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However she is alarmed <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup> y<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>with this</expan></choice> symptom &amp; we\r\n    <lb />must prescribe for it. You may try <ingredient n=\"25\">a pil of dried squill</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"20\">fresh millepedÃ¦</ingredient> &amp; if her\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> bears it well &amp; you can observe <action n=\"12\">any diuretic effects</action> you will push it\r\n    <lb />accordingly. These are the remedies I can suggest at present but you will proÂ¬\r\n    <lb />bably be of my mind that they will do little without exercise &amp; attention to diet.\r\n    <lb />On this subject she beged me to write to herself, and I have accordingly done so\r\n    <lb />but that we might not differ about small matters I send my letter open to you.\r\n    <lb />I suppose we are to correspond upon this subject &amp; therefore no more &amp; c</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>yours</salute>\r\n        <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup>. 25 Aug<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh 25 August</expan></choice> 1775</dateline></closer>\r\n    <postscript><lb />If I remember Right M<sup>rs.</sup> Murdoch complains of <symptom n=\"49\">Toothach</symptom> every night.\r\n        <lb />If she does I beg she may get quit of <bodypart n=\"3\">every spoild Tooth</bodypart> ----</postscript></div>\r\n        </body>', 326, 2, '2013-11-04 17:01:23', 155),
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It is very doubtful if ever he will have <condition n=\"3\">the\r\n            <lb />Gout</condition> properly formed, but it is to be hoped that his complaints may be obÂ¬\r\n        <lb />viated and in a great measure removed by the following measures --</p>\r\n    <p><lb />1. His diet must be regulated very exactly. He must take every day at\r\n        <lb />dinner some animal food, but should avoid the heavier kinds as Pork, BaÂ¬\r\n        <lb />con or any other fat meat, and should avoid all heavy and greasy sauces.\r\n        <lb />He may take any kind of light white fish, but should take these selÂ¬\r\n        <lb />dom. His dinner may thus chiefly consist of animal food, but he should\r\n        <lb />take great care never to make a full meal of it, but when his appetite\r\n        <lb />requires he should fill up his meal with a great deal of bread, a light\r\n        <lb />bread pudding or some vegetables. In these last some caution is\r\n        <lb />necessary and he must avoid the cold and flatulent kinds. For the\r\n        <lb />winter season Potatoes of a dry and mealy kind are the saftest he can\r\n        <lb />employ. If his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> will admit of any kind of liquid food, a\r\n        <lb />plain and not too strong a broth taken with bread will save his taking\r\n        <lb />too much animal food ---- At Breakfast he may take cocoa tea\r\n        <lb />or any tea of home growth, the Indian teas and Coffee being very imÂ¬\r\n        <lb />proper. Honey and all kinds of sweat meats are very bad for him. --\r\n        <lb />The less supper he takes the better, and if any, it should be, a little meat\r\n        <lb />if he can digest it; but he does not digest milk he may take Rice,\r\n        <lb />Barley or Sago, prepared without milk. He may take a few Raisins\r\n        <lb />or Currants with his Rice or Barley, and he may take a little boiled\r\n        <lb />Pear or baked Apple, but of these or any kind of fruit very sparingly.\r\n        <lb />Acids of all kinds are bad for him and therefore he should take no\r\n        <lb />kind of Pickles. Spiceries of any kind he may take but always\r\n        <lb />moderately</p>\r\n    <p><lb />2. For ordinary drink he must take water alone. No kind\r\n        <lb />of malt liquor whether weak or strong is safe for him, a little\r\n        <lb />good Porter is the safest, but even that should be taken very sparingly\r\n        <lb />Wines too of all kinds are uncertain with respect to his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />and there is none but a little very good Madeira I would admit\r\n        <lb />of. The only strong drink that is good for him is Rum or Brandy\r\n        <lb />with a large proportion of water ---- While his diet is thus \r\n        <lb />regulated he must give a constant attention to avoiding <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>\r\n        <lb />But at the same time <action n=\"24\">purging is very improper</action>. He must\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />therefore have a medicine that will keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular <action n=\"24\">without\r\n            <lb />purging</action>. For this purpose I have ordered some pills on a paper apart\r\n        <lb />and I expect that one or at least two taken <del>every</del> over night will\r\n        <lb />have the proper Effect. I would not have him however persist\r\n        <lb />long in the use of these, but often, three or four weeks he may\r\n        <lb />return to the use of D<sup>r</sup> Nicolsons Electuary which after that\r\n        <lb />intermission may recover its force â€“ 4. It appears that <bodypart n=\"46\">his stoÂ¬\r\n        <lb />mach</bodypart> is from time liable to accumulate Phlegm, and when that has\r\n        <lb />gone to a certain length, there is nothing that will so certainly recover\r\n        <lb />it as <treatment n=\"9\">vomiting</treatment>, and therefore I cannot absolutely forbid him to take\r\n        <lb />at times a <treatment n=\"9\"><ingredient n=\"11\">Camomile</ingredient> Puke</treatment>. But at the same time I must observe\r\n        <lb />that <choice><abbr>freq.<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>frequent</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"9\">vomiting</treatment> <symptom n=\"23\">weakens the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart></symptom> and increases the disease\r\n        <lb />it is intended to cure. I would wish therefore to <treatment n=\"9\">avoid frequent\r\n            <lb />vomiting</treatment> and endeavour to remove the disorders of <bodypart n=\"46\">the stoÂ¬\r\n        <lb />mach</bodypart> by other means. One means may be the drinking of <ingredient n=\"32\">lime\r\n            <lb />water</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"11\">Seltzer water</ingredient>, and of either of these he may take half\r\n        <lb />a pint twice a day, that is about an hour before dinner and\r\n        <lb />four or five hours after it, and this he may do for about a week\r\n        <lb />about the time he thinks the disorder of his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> is\r\n        <lb />breeding. Another means of correcting the disorder of his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />is the use of the Drops ordered in the paper apart. He is to take\r\n        <lb />fifety or sixty drops on <ingredient n=\"50\">a bit of sugar</ingredient>. The time of taking them\r\n        <lb />is when, threatened or affected with pains of his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, and then\r\n        <lb />he may take them two or three times a day, but they should be\r\n        <lb />reserved for these occasions, as a <choice><abbr>freq.<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>frequent</expan></choice> repetition will render\r\n        <lb />them useless. They may be washed <add place=\"above\">down</add> with a little spirits and water\r\n        <lb />which on that occasion may be a little stronger than usual.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />5. M.<sup>r</sup> Potts will be the better for being much in the fresh air\r\n        <lb />and in gentle exercise, moderate walking is proper, but it should\r\n        <lb />be always moderate and never go so far as either <symptom n=\"21\">to heat</symptom> or <symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom>\r\n        <lb />him â€“ The most useful exercise will be going on horseback\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <lb />but even this must be moderate and particularly the motion\r\n        <lb />should be as smooth and easy as possible ---- At all times he should\r\n        <lb />take great care to avoid cold and particularly in his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>. I\r\n        <lb />shall think it very proper for him against Winter to change his cotÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ton into a flannel shirt. If at any time his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> become cold he\r\n        <lb />should have them immediately restored to their warmth, and if he\r\n        <lb />is liable to any <symptom n=\"20\">coldness of his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> in the night</symptom> he <treatment n=\"39\">should have\r\n         <lb />them well chafed with warm flannel</treatment> before lying down, and wear\r\n        <lb />woolen <bodypart n=\"24\">foot</bodypart> stocks during the night ---- 6. After looking over\r\n        <lb />M.<sup>r</sup> Potts paper I find a question or two still unanswered. I\r\n         <lb />think any kind of cold bathing would be dangerous. At any rate\r\n         <lb />sea bathing could not be attempted at this season. It is possible\r\n         <lb />that in summer some bathing may be tried, and I would have\r\n         <lb />him begin with Buxton, but I would not speak positively of this,\r\n         <lb />till I should know the circumstances of his complaints towards\r\n         <lb />the beginning of next summer. ---- Eggs and shell fish are\r\n         <lb />both improper for him, a few raw Oisters would be the most safe</p>\r\n    <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Oct.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice>\r\n        8.<sup>th</sup> 1775</dateline></closer>\r\n</div>\r\n    <div><recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes socotorin</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"169\">Extract Gentian</ingredient> @ Ê’i <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"16\">sal Chalyb</ingredient> g.<sup>r</sup> xv\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl. </ingredient> q. s. ut f. massa dividenda in pil. sing. g.<sup>r</sup> v. Sig.\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"21\">laxative pills</action> one or two to be taken for a dose at bedtime -----</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"3\">Socotrine Aloes</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"169\">Gentian Extract</ingredient>, 15 grains of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"16\">Chalybeate Salts</ingredient> and enough <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient> as to make a mass to be divided into pills of 5 grains each. Label: <action n=\"21\">laxative pills</action> one or two to be taken for a dose at bedtime -----</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <recipe><choice>\r\n            <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"161\">Elix. propriet vitriolic</ingredient> â„¥i. Sig. <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach drops</bodypart> fifety or\r\n                <lb />sixty for a dose to be taken dropt on <ingredient n=\"50\">a bit of sugar</ingredient>.</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take an ounce of <ingredient n=\"161\">Proprietary Vitriolic Elixir</ingredient>. 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It\r\n        <lb />is very doubtfull if ever he will have <condition n=\"3\">the gout</condition>\r\n        <lb />properly formed, but it is to be hoped that his\r\n        <lb />complaints may be obviated and in a great meaÂ¬\r\n        <lb />sure removed by the following measures.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />1. His diet must be regulated very exactly.\r\n        <lb />He may take every day at dinner some aniÂ¬\r\n        <lb />mal food, but should avoid the heavier kinds\r\n        <lb />as Pork, Bacon or any very fat meat, and should\r\n        <lb />avoid all heavy and greasy sauces. He may take \r\n        <lb />any kind of light white fish, but should take\r\n        <lb />these seldom. His dinner may thus consist\r\n        <lb />chiefly of animal food, but he should take\r\n <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />great care never to make a full meal of it,\r\n        <lb />but when his appetite requires, he should fill \r\n        <lb />up his meal with a great deal of bread, a light\r\n        <lb />bread pudding or some vegetables. In these last\r\n        <lb />some caution is necessary and he must avoid\r\n        <lb />the cold and flatulent kinds. For the winter\r\n        <lb />season, Potatoes of a dry and mealy kind\r\n        <lb />are the safest he can employ. If his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> \r\n        <lb />will admit of any kind of liquid food, a\r\n        <lb />plain and not too strong <add place=\"above\">a</add> broth taken with\r\n        <lb />bread, will save his taking too much animal \r\n        <lb />food.</p> \r\n<p><lb />At breakfast, he may take Cocoa tea or\r\n        <lb />any tea of home growth, the Indian teas and\r\n    <lb />coffee being very improper. Honey and all\r\n    <lb />kinds of sweatmeats are very bad for him.</p>\r\n<p><lb />The less supper he takes, the better, and\r\n    <lb />if any, it should be, a little milk meat, if\r\n        <lb />he can digest it; but if he does not digest\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <lb />milk he may take, Rice, Barley or Sago, preÂ¬\r\n    <lb />pared without milk. He may take a few Raisins\r\n     <lb />or Currants, with his Rice or Barley, and he may\r\n    <lb />take a little boiled Pear or baked Apple, but\r\n    <lb />of these or any kind of fruit very sparingly.\r\n     <lb />Acids of all kinds are bad for him and therefore\r\n    <lb />he should take no kind of Pickles. Spiceries of\r\n    <lb />any kind he may take but allways moderately</p>\r\n    <p><lb />2. For ordinary drink, he must take water\r\n     <lb />alone. No kind of malt liquor, whether weak or\r\n     <lb />st<add place=\"above\">r</add>ong is safe for him. A little good Porter is the\r\n      <lb />safest, but even that should be taken very sparingÂ¬\r\n      <lb />ly. Wines too of all kinds are uncertain with resÂ¬\r\n      <lb />pect to his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, and there is none, but a\r\n      <lb />little very good Madeira I would admit of. The \r\n      <lb />only strong drink, that is safe for him, is Rum\r\n       <lb />or Brandy, with a large proportion of water.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />3. While his diet is thus regulated, he must\r\n        <lb />give a constant attention to avoiding <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom>.\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <lb />But at the same time <action n=\"24\">purging is very improper</action>.\r\n       <lb />He must therefore have a Medicine that will keep\r\n        <lb />his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular, <action n=\"24\">without purging</action>. For this \r\n        <lb />purpose I have ordered some pills on a paper\r\n        <lb />apart, and I expect that one or at most two\r\n        <lb />taken over night will have the proper effect.\r\n        <lb />I would not however have him persist long \r\n        <lb />in the use of these, but after, three or four weeks\r\n        <lb />he may return to the use of Doctor Nicolsons\r\n        <lb />Electuary, which after that intermission, may\r\n        <lb />recover its force.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />4. It appears that <bodypart n=\"46\">his stomach</bodypart> is from\r\n        <lb />time to time liable to accumulate Phlegm\r\n        <lb />and when that has gone to a certain length\r\n        <lb />there is nothing that will <add place=\"above\">so</add> certainly recover\r\n        <lb />it, as <treatment n=\"9\">vomiting</treatment>, and therefore I cannot absoÂ¬\r\n        <lb />lutely forbid him to take <add place=\"above\">at times</add> a <treatment n=\"9\"><ingredient n=\"11\">Camomile</ingredient> puke</treatment>.\r\n        <lb />But at the same time I must observe that freÂ¬\r\n        <lb />quent <treatment n=\"9\">vomiting</treatment> <symptom n=\"23\">weakens the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart></symptom> and inÂ¬\r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <lb />creases the disease it is intended to cure. 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He\r\n        <lb />is to take fifty or sixty, droped on <ingredient n=\"50\">a bit of sugar</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />The time of taking them, is when threatened or\r\n        <lb />affected with pains of his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, and then\r\n        <lb />he may take them two or three times a day, but\r\n        <lb />they should be reserved for these occasions, as a\r\n        <lb />frequent repetition will render them useless.\r\n        <lb />They may be washed down, with a little spirits &amp;\r\n<pb n=\"6\" />\r\n    <lb />water, which on that occasion may be a little\r\n        <lb />stronger than usual.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />5. M<sup>r</sup> Potts will be the better for being\r\n        <lb />much in the fresh air and in gentle exercise.\r\n        <lb />Moderate walking is very proper, but it should\r\n        <lb />be always moderate and never go so far as either\r\n        <lb />to heat or fatigue him. 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If at any time his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> become cold,\r\n        <lb />he should have them immediately restored to their\r\n        <lb />warmth, and if he is liable to <symptom n=\"20\">any coldness of\r\n        <lb />his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> in the night</symptom>, he <treatment n=\"39\">should have them well\r\n        <lb />chafed with warm flannel</treatment> before lying down\r\n        <lb />and\r\n  <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n        <lb />wear<del>ing</del> woollen <bodypart n=\"24\">foot</bodypart>socks during the night.</p>\r\n <p><lb />6. After again looking over M<sup>r</sup> Potts\r\n     <lb />paper I find a question or two still unansweÂ¬\r\n     <lb />red. I think any kind of cold bathing would\r\n     <lb />be dangerous. At any rate seabathing, could\r\n     <lb />not be attempted at this season. It is possible\r\n      <lb />that in Summer some bathing may be tried, and\r\n     <lb />I would have him begin with Buxton, but I\r\n     <lb />would not speak positively of this, till I should\r\n     <lb />know the circumstances of his complaints, toÂ¬\r\n     <lb />wards the beginning of next summer.</p>\r\n     <p><lb />Eggs and shell fish are both improper for\r\n      <lb />him, a few raw oisters, would be the most\r\n      <lb />safe.</p>\r\n    <closer><signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin.<sup>r</sup> Oct.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh October</expan></choice>\r\n        8<sup>th</sup>\r\n            <lb />1775.</dateline></closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div><pb n=\"8\" />\r\n    <handShift />\r\n    <annot><p><lb />Directions for\r\n        <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Potts Oct<sup>r</sup> 1775\r\n        <lb />Vol IV p. 55</p></annot>\r\n<pb n=\"9\" />\r\n    <handShift />\r\n    <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Potts.</head>\r\n    <recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes socotorin.</ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"169\">Extract. gentian</ingredient> @ Ê’i\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"16\">Sal. chalyb.</ingredient> gr. xv\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. massa dividendam in\r\n            <lb />pil. sing. gr. v.\r\n            <lb />Sig. <action n=\"21\">Laxative Pills</action> one or two to be taken for a\r\n            <lb />dose at bedtime</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"3\">Socotrine Aloes</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"169\">Gentian Extract</ingredient>, 15 grains of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"16\">Chalybeate Salts</ingredient> and enough <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient> as to make a mass to be divided into pills of 5 grains each. 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I know her delicacy but even on <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup> acc.<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that account</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />I think it very improper to let <symptom n=\"31\">her looseness</symptom> go\r\n        <lb />on &amp; if it threaten so, her aversion to Medicine\r\n        <lb />must be overcome. A little <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> at times\r\n        <lb />may be very proper, but I should be glad if\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"9\">she could also take a gentle vomit</treatment> of <ingredient n=\"26\">IpecaÂ¬\r\n        <lb />cuahna</ingredient> - must exceed 10 gr. but better if  5 would\r\n        <lb />do. After taking either <choice><abbr><treatment n=\"9\">Vom.</treatment> or <action n=\"21\">Laxat.</action></abbr><expan><treatment n=\"9\">Vomit</treatment> or <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action></expan></choice> I\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />would have her take a dose of <ingredient n=\"58\">L. L.</ingredient> from 20\r\n        <lb />to 30 g.<sup>tt</sup> as you may think &amp;c. from her or your\r\n        <lb />experience. It is my opinion <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> it may\r\n        <lb />be necessary to repeat <action n=\"34\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> Anod.</abbr><expan>the Anodyne</expan></choice></action> but I think\r\n        <lb />that upon receipt of <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> you should go toÂ¬\r\n        <lb />morrow afternoon to Murdieston &amp; if you\r\n        <lb />do not find things <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> better, <treatment n=\"9\">give <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Vomit</treatment> &amp;\r\n        <lb /><action n=\"34\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> Anod</abbr><expan>the Anodyne</expan></choice></action>. After it &amp; by staying all night\r\n        <lb />report to me by Mondayâ€™s post &amp; be as\r\n        <lb />full &amp; circumstancial as <choice><abbr>poss</abbr><expan>possible</expan></choice>. If <symptom n=\"31\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> looseness</symptom>\r\n        <lb />be abated &amp; it appear only as <symptom n=\"31\">a laxity of\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"37\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> bowels</bodypart></symptom> <choice><abbr>wout</abbr><expan>without</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"40\">griping</symptom> or <symptom n=\"34\"><choice><abbr>feverish.</abbr><expan>feverishness</expan></choice></symptom> give\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> Infus.</abbr><expan>the Infusion</expan></choice> below.</p>\r\n    <closer><signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 27. April 1775</dateline>\r\n    </closer></div>\r\n    <div><head>For Miss Hamilton</head>\r\n    <recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"97\">Terr. Japon.</ingredient> pulv. Ê’Å¿s. C\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam.</ingredient> contus. Ê’i <ingredient n=\"75\">Gumm. Arabic.</ingredient> â„¥i\r\n    <lb />Affund. aq. bull. â„¥vi &amp; digere subind. agitans\r\n    <lb />p hor. 3. &amp; colaturÃ¦ adde\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"58\">L. L.</ingredient> g<sup>tt</sup>. XL\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinnam. sp.<sup>t</sup></ingredient>| <ingredient n=\"58\" t=\"18\">Syr. diacod.</ingredient> <unclear>ana</unclear> â„¥i \r\n        <lb />â„³. Signa <action n=\"31\">Strengthen<sup>g</sup>. Infus.<sup>n</sup></action> a tablespoonf. to\r\n        <lb />be tak.<sup>n</sup> <symptom n=\"31\">after every loose stool</symptom> &amp; at any rate 3 or\r\n    <lb />4 times a day.</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take half a drachm of powdered <ingredient n=\"97\">Japanese Earth</ingredient>, a drachm of crushed <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient>, and an ounce of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient>. \r\n        Pour over 6 ounces of boiling water and steep, afterwards stirring, for 3 hours, and to the strainings add \r\n        40 drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>, and an ounce each of <ingredient n=\"65\">Water of Cinnamon Spirit</ingredient> <unclear>|</unclear> and <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"18\">Poppyhead Syrup</ingredient>. \r\n        Mix. Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Infusion</action>, a tablespoonful to be taken <symptom n=\"31\">after every loose stool</symptom> &amp; at any rate 3 or 4 times a day.</reg>\r\n    </choice></recipe>\r\n    <closer><signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n     <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 27 April 1775</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n</div></body>', 3735, 9, '2012-11-14 00:29:37', 90),
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I have only\r\n            <lb />to add; thought it began with a <symptom n=\"20\">Coldness</symptom> on <bodypart n=\"10\">the nap of\r\n                <lb />my neck</bodypart>from a sifting wind which I had sitt opposite to\r\n            <lb />the <unclear>check</unclear> of a press. <symptom n=\"20\">The Coldness</symptom> continued for sometime -\r\n            <lb />Annie <treatment n=\"39\">rubâ€™d</treatment> it every morning and applied a piece of flannel\r\n            <lb />upon the place during the day, and when out in the air\r\n            <lb />it went off. However it increased daily and began to be\r\n            <lb />painfull in the night time. Since I began to be Confined\r\n            <lb />the pain increases when I go out in the air. The pain\r\n            <lb />ceases during the day, although <symptom n=\"133\">I cannot turn <bodypart n=\"1\">my head</bodypart> to\r\n                <lb />either side</symptom> and cannot use the least freedome but must\r\n            <lb />keep in one position, besides I am otherwise out of order\r\n            <lb />and at <symptom n=\"6\">Lowness of Spirits</symptom>, <symptom n=\"27\">my urine is very thick a<supplied>nd</supplied>\r\n                <lb /><unclear>lea</unclear>ves a thick White sediment at the bottom</symptom>. I am s<supplied>orry</supplied>\r\n            <lb />to give you the trouble, But since you are so good as to\r\n            <lb />advise me to a Consultation would be glad if the answer\r\n            <lb />could be sent by Monday nights post. I shall pay your\r\n            <lb />sisters on Monday as you direct and will draw upon you\r\n            <lb />in favour of M<sup>r</sup>. G. Home. I am glad to hear that you &amp;\r\n            <lb />M.<sup>rs</sup> Davidson are better. I have a great trouble in Writing</p>\r\n        <closer><salute>I am\r\n            <lb />your affectionate friend</salute>\r\n            <signed>Rob Sanderson</signed>\r\n            <dateline>8 <choice><abbr>Feb <sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice><u>1777</u></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />John Davidson Esq. Ravelrigg\r\n            <lb />Milnsquare opposite Tron church\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1364, 1, '2013-06-14 11:56:00', 85),
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In the last particular you have\r\n            <lb />been altogether mistaken. I never found any thing\r\n            <lb />in your letters frivolous &amp; I have often said that\r\n            <lb />I should rather have a sheet of frivolous superÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fluities &amp; <unclear>repetions</unclear>, than lose one line of mateÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rial <del>disposition</del> circumstances. With respect\r\n            <lb />to your animadversions on American PractiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tioners, I found nothing indiscreet in them ---\r\n            <lb />I am fond to know &amp; shall always be desirous to\r\n            <lb />know the state of Practice &amp; Practitioners, every\r\n            <lb />where &amp; was therefore very well pleased with\r\n            <lb />your information, tho I did not think it incumbent\r\n            \r\n   <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />on me or proper for me to make any <del>returns</del>\r\n            <lb />remarks in return - You gave me no reason\r\n            <lb />therefore to be offended or on that account to\r\n            <lb />be innattentive to your case. No, I can assure\r\n            <lb />you that besides other reasons, the confidence\r\n            <lb />you have always honoured me with will cerÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tainly engage my attention &amp;c &amp;c.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n             <lb />After all the information from M<sup>r</sup> L.\r\n             <lb />my opinion is the same as before -              \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am now certain that you have no <condition n=\"20\">venereal</condition>\r\n            <lb />taint remaining - therefore I forbid all further\r\n            <lb />use of <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>. - Your <bodypart n=\"55\">urethra</bodypart> had certainly\r\n            <lb />recieved much damage &amp; the <symptom n=\"16\">gleet</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"111\">Chordee</symptom>\r\n            <lb />remaining rendered the state of it doubtfull\r\n            <lb />&amp; the affection of the <bodypart n=\"56\">neck of the bladder</bodypart> gave\r\n            <lb />me some uneasy apprehensions, but all these\r\n            <lb />fears are now gone. The <symptom n=\"111\">chordee</symptom> I consider as\r\n            <lb />entirely gone - The <symptom n=\"16\">gleet</symptom> is a very small matter\r\n            <lb />&amp; the <condition n=\"24\">strangury</condition> &amp; <symptom n=\"110\">incontinency</symptom> is now no more\r\n            <lb />than a <del>little</del> more frequency in the desire to\r\n            <lb />make water. With this state of things I think\r\n            <lb />you ought to be satisfied &amp; trust to regimen\r\n            \r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />&amp; time for a recovery as far as it is possible. But\r\n            <lb />I must now tell you <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>aft.</abbr><expan>affected</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>p<sup>ts</sup>.</abbr><expan>parts</expan></choice> have <choice><abbr>b<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>been</expan></choice> so <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />hurt. their being <illegible w=\"1\"/> to an absolute &amp; <choice><abbr>perf</abbr>.<expan>perfect</expan></choice> integrity\r\n            <lb />is hardly to be expected. Your double stream\r\n            <lb />of urine <choice><abbr>m.</abbr><expan>may</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>perh<sup>ps</sup></abbr><expan>perhaps</expan></choice> appear at times for <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> rest\r\n            <lb />of your life. I have known persons who have\r\n            <lb />had some degree of <symptom n=\"16\">Gleet</symptom> for <unclear>40</unclear> <choice><abbr>y<sup>rs</sup></abbr><expan>years</expan></choice> together <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>Â¬\r\n            <lb />out any <choice><abbr>weaken<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>weakening</expan></choice> effects or other inconvenience.\r\n            <lb />It is possible <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> you <choice><abbr>m.</abbr><expan>may</expan></choice> never be able to retain\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> urine so long as many others do or piss so\r\n            <lb />slowly as you could do 20 <choice><abbr>y<sup>rs</sup></abbr><expan>years</expan></choice> ago. I have now\r\n            <lb />told you <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> worst <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> can happen to you &amp; I\r\n            <lb />hope it shall not be so bad &amp; at the worst I would\r\n            <lb />not advise you to use any remedies whatever.\r\n            <lb />I can now speak more positively, than I did beÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fore &amp; say that there is no occasion for <treatment n=\"7\">Bougies</treatment>.\r\n            <lb />They are not necessary &amp; might do harm. The\r\n            <lb />only advice I have to offer you is to persist in\r\n            <lb />your regimen - You must still, perhaps for a\r\n            <lb />long time to come, consider your <bodypart n=\"55\">Urethra</bodypart> as\r\n            <lb />a <symptom n=\"23\">weak part</symptom> <unclear>w e</unclear> intemperance <del>in</del> of any kind, <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\"/> exercise, <choice><abbr>freq<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>frequent</expan></choice> Venery may hurt it much\r\n            <lb />Drinking to be avoided, but you may take a\r\n            <lb />little wine or Spirits to correct <unclear>bad</unclear> water.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Not so strict in eating as before - you may\r\n            <lb />take always broth &amp; a bit of <del>fles</del> fresh\r\n            <lb />meat at dinner, but of the lighter kind &amp;\r\n            <lb />always a large proportion of <choice><abbr>Veg<sup>s</sup>.</abbr><expan>Vegetables</expan></choice> ----\r\n            <lb />Not to dance. &amp; very little walking.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n            <lb />Riding except for a little way not be done\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n            <lb />a single horse <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Carriage</expan></choice> the most healthfull of all\r\n            <lb />Carriages &amp; kept at little more expense than\r\n            <lb />a riding horse, will be best for you.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Your establishment, with regard to Venery\r\n            <lb />good but it must be <choice><abbr>reg<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice></p>\r\n<p>\r\n            <lb />As soon as any tolerable warm weather\r\n            <lb />sets you may enter upon the <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Cold</expan></choice> bath two\r\n            <lb />or three times a week till next winter ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have said nothing with regard to the pain\r\n            <lb />in <bodypart n=\"53\">Ano</bodypart> as I consider it gone.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n        <dateline>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 22<sup>d.</sup>\r\n            <lb />1775.\r\n        </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3721, 11, '2015-04-17 21:36:52', 280),
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He had been abroad\r\n    <lb />in the forenoon at Church. - His <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse</symptom> was above 100 all\r\n    <lb />the evening. __\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />On the 10<sup>th</sup>; being pretty cool in the morning, he rode out for\r\n    <lb />an hour or two after breakfast. He returned warm &amp;\r\n    <lb />thirsty. At noon his <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse</symptom> 120, continuing quick all the\r\n    <lb />afternoon &amp; with some <symptom n=\"1\">headache</symptom>.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />11<sup>th</sup>; at 7 o\'clock in the morning his <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse</symptom> 100. His <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> being\r\n    <lb />very moist, He was kept in bed thro\' the forenoon, during which his <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse</symptom>\r\n    <lb />gradually became slower, being only 80 at 2 o\'clock when \r\n    <lb />he rose, &amp; dined. At 5 o\'clock his <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse</symptom> 90, continuing so\r\n\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <lb />to bedtime.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />12<sup>th</sup>. I gave him a gentle <treatment n=\"9\">Puke</treatment> &amp; kept him in bed \r\n    <lb />till the evening. _____\r\n    <lb />at 7 o\'clock in the morning his <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse</symptom> was 80. __ About 9 o\'clock\r\n    <lb />he <treatment n=\"9\">vomited</treatment> three times with <ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecacoan</ingredient>, when vomiting complaind \r\n    <lb />a little of pain of his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>, where he had a stich forÂ¬ \r\n    <lb />merly, but this did not continue. Tho\' kept in bed, did\r\n    <lb />not <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom> today:\r\n    <lb />at 10 o\'clock his <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse</symptom> 84: at 11_ <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse</symptom> 90: at noon 84:______\r\n    <lb />at 1 o\'clock <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse</symptom> 84. ______ He now dined, having taken no\r\n    <lb />breakfast today. at 2 o\'clock his <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse</symptom> 96: at 3 o\'clock 100 ____\r\n    <lb />He rose at 4 o\'clock. <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse</symptom> 100 at 6 o\'clock, from 7 o\'clock to\r\n    <lb />bedtime <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse</symptom> at 90. _____\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />13th. This morning at 7 o\'clock his <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse</symptom> is at 84 in bed. ___\r\n    <lb />I have troubled you with this detail, in order that you\r\n    <lb />may be enabled to judge with more certainty of his situation.\r\n    <lb />The increase of the <symptom n=\"34\">feverishness</symptom> does not appear to be reguÂ¬\r\n    <lb />lar. On the 10th seemed to be increased by Exercise, &amp; on\r\n    <lb />the 11th &amp; 12th immediately after his dinner, his <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse</symptom>\r\n    <lb />rose &amp; quickened: ___On the 11th &amp; 12th rest &amp; <symptom n=\"28\">sweating</symptom> made\r\n    <lb />him cooler. ______\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />On the whole, till I hear again from you, I propose to \r\n    <lb />keep him as much at rest as possible, &amp; on the lowest \r\n    <lb />&amp; coolest diet, unless the <symptom n=\"34\">feverishness</symptom> goes off, when He\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    \r\n    <lb />will again use moderate exercise. _______________\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />These 3 weeks past a <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> from a small <symptom n=\"80\">blister</symptom> betwixt \r\n    <lb />his <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart> has been continued: &amp; the returns of the \r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"12\">wheezing</symptom> in his <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart> have been much seldomer than forÂ¬\r\n    <lb />merly, &amp; scarce any at all since the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> began. ______\r\n    <lb />What he hawked up formerly was a clear or whitish substance \r\n    <lb />&amp; viscid, without any <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>. _ Now the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> brings up a\r\n    <lb />yellow viscid matter, which I apprehend is mucous; but\r\n    <lb />I cannot be certain of this, as I do not know any certain\r\n    <lb />mark by which I can distinguish the mucous from puruÂ¬\r\n    <lb />lent substances. I wish much you would give me some\r\n    <lb />information upon this head.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />He sometimes <symptom n=\"94\">bleeds at the nose</symptom>, but not so frequently \r\n    <lb />as before these 3 weeks.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />Notwithstanding of the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"34\">Feverishness</symptom> his Colour is\r\n    <lb />rather pale for the most part: even when his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> is quickÂ¬\r\n    <lb />est his colour is not very high.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />Ever since this disorder attacked him his strength has dimiÂ¬\r\n    <lb />nished considerably, &amp; he cannot bear any exercise without \r\n    <lb />fatigue. He is a very sprightly Child, And any agitation of\r\n    <lb />mind warms him and raises his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom>. ____________\r\n    <lb />His appetite is very little for any food. He has some\r\n    <lb />thirst, but it\'s not considerable, nor does it return at \r\n    <lb />any regular period. ___________________\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    \r\n    <lb />He still has a great tendency to costiveness, tho\' his diet be \r\n    <lb />calculated as much as possible to prevent it. The only \r\n    <lb />medicine used on that account is <ingredient n=\"8\">Cremor Tartari</ingredient>_______\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />I forgot to mention that his Breathing is sometimes a\r\n    <lb />little quickened by the <symptom n=\"4\">coughing</symptom>, but on the whole is not\r\n    <lb />considerably affected. ______\r\n</p>\r\n<p> \r\n    <lb />I hope you will, as soon as you can, give all the advice \r\n    <lb />you think this case requires, &amp; as particularly as your \r\n    <lb />conveniency will admit.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />I an disered by his parents to ask, whether you think\r\n    <lb />that Goat Whey is proper or necessary for the patient, either\r\n    <lb />at present, or afterwards.___________\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />You have a Patient at Edinburgh just now, M<sup>rs</sup> Gibsone,\r\n    <lb />whose situation I am very anxious to learn: it will be \r\n    <lb />very obliging if you take the trouble to give me your\r\n    <lb />opinion of Her. ______\r\n</p>\r\n<closer>\r\n    <salute>\r\n        <lb />With best wishes &amp; Complements I am\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n        <lb />your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> &amp; humble\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n    </salute>\r\n    <signed>Andrew Liddell</signed>\r\n    <dateline>Wick 13 July 1775</dateline>\r\n</closer>\r\n<annot>To Doctor William Cullen</annot>\r\n</div>\r\n</body>', 1156, 11, '2014-10-13 15:27:10', 68),
(899, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c327\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:327] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mrs Janet Murdoch (Bogle) / Regarding: Mrs Janet Murdoch (Bogle) (Patient) / 25 August 1775 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Vivien Williams</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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Whichever you take I must say that little airing\r\n    <lb />will do little service and that something like a Journey is necessary. With resÂ¬\r\n    <lb />pect to your diet I think it is not necessary to take it down very far &amp; I should think\r\n    <lb />roots and Greens improper. The most proper is milk with any kind of grain as bread Rice\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    \r\n    <lb />Barley Sage Millet &amp; even oatmeal &amp; any of these kinds may be taken in\r\n    <lb />pudding or boiled by themselves with raisins or currants &amp; I think all\r\n    <lb />kind of fruit very proper for you. However I dont think it necessary \r\n    <lb />to confine you to milk grain &amp; fruit but that everyday at dinner you\r\n    <lb />may have some broth either of chicken or beef if the last is not too\r\n    <lb />strong Mutton broth is almost always too greasy and fat. Besides your\r\n    <lb />broth you may take a bit of Chicken or some light white fish boiled \r\n    <lb />&amp; some times you may take a bit of boild Mutton but with regard to\r\n    <lb />these articles of animal food you must be regulated by the State of <choice><abbr>y.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb /><condition n=\"10\">night fevers</condition> If these are frequent or when there is any fret in <choice><abbr>y.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> you must be very sparing of animal food but when your <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom>\r\n    <lb />is as I found it yesterday you may use a great deal of freedom. ____\r\n    <lb />With respect to drink you may take a little wine with <choice><abbr>y.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> water &amp;\r\n    <lb />I believe the quantity you would chuse may be taken very safely\r\n    <lb />but with respect to that or the taking any pure wine you must \r\n    <lb />be regulated in the same manner as with respect to animal food.\r\n    <lb />All Malt liquors must be laid aside Tea taken moderately both \r\n    <lb />with respect to strength &amp; quantity is not improper. As I cannot\r\n    <lb />think the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> of your <bodypart n=\"23\">Ankles</bodypart> of any consequence I do not\r\n    <lb />think it necessary to forbid liquids. The only advise I have to give \r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup>self</abbr><expan>yourself</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> regard to these <symptom n=\"63\">swellings</symptom> is that It cannot be improper to \r\n    <lb />have your <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> pretty well <treatment n=\"39\">rubbed <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> flannel</treatment> or a <treatment n=\"18\">flesh</treatment> every\r\n    <lb />morning. At night it is not so proper. I say no more at at preÂ¬\r\n    <lb />sent as I expect to hear soon both from yourself &amp; D<sup>r</sup> Stevenson\r\n</p>\r\n<closer>\r\n    <salute><choice><abbr>w.<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> Respectfull <choice><abbr>Comp.<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice> to Mrs Murdoch &amp; Miss Miller</salute>\r\n    <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n    <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 25 <choice><abbr>Aug.<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 1775</dateline>\r\n</closer>\r\n<annot>To Mrs Murdoch at Rosebank</annot>\r\n</div>\r\n</body>', 327, 3, '2012-11-22 14:24:01', 96),
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About nine years ago she married &amp; was obliged to come\r\n                <lb />into this town to settle. It is but a small one will contain about 1000 souls, situated\r\n                <lb />at the foot of a small hill by the sea facing the north. After coming to Town she\r\n                <lb />found her health begin to decline, when six months gone of her first Child who is now\r\n                <lb />eight years old she catchd a severe <condition n=\"13\">cold</condition> &amp; <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> which continued severe during the\r\n                <lb />remaining months of her <condition n=\"7\">Pregnancy</condition> but went off after delivery. However from this\r\n                <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> she dates all her succeeding evils. From this time she has been very liable to obstinate\r\n                <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">coughs</symptom> on catching a slight <condition n=\"13\">cold</condition>, I can scarce say she has been entirely free from some\r\n                <lb />degree of <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> ever since. Her <symptom n=\"8\">appetite much less</symptom> than when she was in the Country.\r\n                <lb />Either from inclination or its being inconvenient for her family she has been very little\r\n                <lb />in the Country ever since she first settled here. -- When sieged with these <symptom n=\"4\">Coughs</symptom>, <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment>\r\n                <lb />&amp; the <action n=\"36\">antiphlogistic</action> regimen always relievd, &amp; she would enjoy tolerable health &amp;\r\n                <lb />Spirits in the interval. Winter 1774 the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> was pretty hard on her, as it was\r\n                <lb />during the spring. When the warm weather came in she was advised to put a\r\n                <lb /><treatment n=\"11\">perpetual issue</treatment> between her <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart> &amp; to go into the Country to ride. The <treatment n=\"11\">issue</treatment> was\r\n                <lb />put in, &amp; turning easier, probably owing to the warm season, she neglected going\r\n                <lb />into the Country. She passed the Summer in a tolerable easy way, but on the Change\r\n                <lb />of the season the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> turnd worse &amp; she had a very uneasie Winter. In the spring\r\n                <lb />again she was earnestly pressed to go into the Country, which she did in the month\r\n                <lb />of June. She continued there only a month, <unclear>but</unclear> was very much relievd. She had\r\n                <lb />now occasion to come in to town for a few days. She was again entreated to go out\r\n                <lb />of Town &amp; continue out of it while the season was favorable, but it was neglettd,\r\n                <lb />&amp; since autumn this year the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> has been greatly worse &amp; gave evident sympÂ¬\r\n                <lb />toms of <condition n=\"34\">Tubercules in the <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart></condition>. Her complaint seems to be owing to that Cause\r\n                <lb />rather than <add place=\"above\">to</add> any other, from the nature of her <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>, which is very severe &amp; makes her\r\n                <lb />strain hard before any Phlegm comes up: At sometimes she expectorates with greater\r\n                <lb />ease. In the mornings she spits more freely. I could see no signs of <symptom n=\"86\">purulency</symptom> except\r\n                <lb />about a month ago, she spit up once or twice a little matter streaked with <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>\r\n                <lb />&amp; of a grosser consistence. She has spit up no <del>matter</del> <add place=\"above\">more</add> of that <add place=\"above\">nature</add> since. The matter for the\r\n                <lb />most part is viscid &amp; requires great labour to bring it up. It may be necessary\r\n                <lb />to mention that for five or six years past she had alost a constant pain at the\r\n                \r\n             <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><bodypart n=\"11\">lower end of the scapula</bodypart>, sometimes on one side &amp; sometimes on the other, &amp; she has\r\n                <lb />not been able to lye on her <bodypart n=\"73\">left side</bodypart> for some years past. -- During the continuance\r\n                <lb />of the <treatment n=\"11\">perpetual issue</treatment> on her <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart> she found considerable relief she imagind, but it beÂ¬\r\n                <lb />came very painfull &amp; she took it out, nor would allow of it, being put in again. <unclear>Summer</unclear>\r\n                <lb />bygone I put a <treatment n=\"11\">pea issue</treatment> on her <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> as she would not consent to the other on her\r\n                <lb /><bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart> -- At present she is much <symptom n=\"26\">emaciated</symptom> and <symptom n=\"23\">reduced in her strength</symptom>, feels for the most\r\n                <lb />part a very uneasie sensation, as if all her <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart> was <symptom n=\"70\">bruisd</symptom>, the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> almost incessant,\r\n                <lb />at least she is seldom an hour at a time free from it in the 24 hours. Her <symptom n=\"8\">appetite very\r\n                <lb />bad</symptom>, which it has been <unclear>strong</unclear>, so much so that her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> can bear very little if any\r\n                <lb />kind of food or medicines. -- <ingredient n=\"4\">Balsamics</ingredient> &amp; the warm <action n=\"19\">expectorants</action> do not seem to\r\n                <lb />answer on <symptom n=\"39\">affections of the <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart></symptom> such as hers. She has got a <unclear>few</unclear> <treatment n=\"9\">vomits</treatment> of late, which\r\n                <lb />appeard to be indicated from <unclear>sorer</unclear> <symptom n=\"29\">belchings</symptom> &amp; difficult expectoration. She was conÂ¬\r\n                <lb />siderably relieved by them at first; her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> became easier &amp; she expectorated more\r\n                <lb />freely, but these effects lasted only for a short time. The last <treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment> was given three\r\n                <lb />weeks ago, but she did not find the same benefits from it. -- And now their use\r\n                <lb />seems to be more precarious, as her <symptom n=\"23\">strength is evidently decaying</symptom> &amp; her <symptom n=\"26\">flesh wastÂ¬\r\n                <lb />ing</symptom>, I may say daily. -- She is sometimes so distressed after <symptom n=\"4\">coughing</symptom> with the\r\n                <lb /><symptom n=\"114\">soreness in her <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart></symptom> that I have attempted to give her <add place=\"above\">a draught</add> at times with five or six\r\n                <lb />drops of <ingredient n=\"58\"><choice><abbr>Tinct.</abbr><expan>Tincture</expan></choice> Thebaic</ingredient> <unclear>acidulated</unclear> with <ingredient n=\"108\">Spirit of vitriol</ingredient>. She has thought her <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart>\r\n                <lb />much relievd by it, nor does it in the least <unclear>check</unclear>expectoratuion. -- She gets no <ingredient n=\"4\">balsaÂ¬\r\n                <lb />micus</ingredient>, <unclear>vulnerarys</unclear> &amp;c. her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> cannot bear them, nor do they seem proper\r\n                <lb />applications for her pulmonary Complaints. She is submitted to your <add place=\"above\">better</add> judgement\r\n                <lb />whether this is right. She takes an infusion of <ingredient n=\"98\">althaea roots</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum arabicum</ingredient> &amp;\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"121\">Liquorice</ingredient>. She is <add place=\"above\">as</add> closs confind to a milk diet as her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> can bear. The milk\r\n                <lb />we have here is Cow milk; we have no goas nor asses, mares milk is not to be\r\n                <lb />had for now. -- She wears a flannel waistcoat next her <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>, &amp; is not keeped\r\n                <lb />in too warm air. -- The only excercise she can take here at this season is on the\r\n                <lb /><treatment n=\"51\">Chamber horse</treatment>. The weather is now so variable &amp; inconstant that riding on horseback\r\n                <lb />can scarce be attempted on <choice><abbr>acc<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>account</expan></choice> of her <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom>, &amp; we have no Carriages. -- She is\r\n                <lb /><symptom n=\"34\">hectic</symptom>, has a very troublesome <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> &amp; sleeps very little. -- She has no <symptom n=\"28\">ColliquaÂ¬\r\n                <lb />tive sweats</symptom> &amp; is pretty regular in her <bodypart n=\"46\">Belly</bodypart>. She keeps out of bed for the most\r\n                <lb />part from ten or eleven forenoon till nine at night. -- She has another\r\n                \r\n             <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n                \r\n                <lb />unfavorable Complaint. Her <condition n=\"8\">menses have been suppressed for six months</condition>,\r\n                <lb />&amp; this was conceald till within these few days. She has had six Children.\r\n                <lb />It is about two years since she bore the last.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n                <lb />This case will be troublesome on <choice><abbr>acc<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>account</expan></choice> of its length; her disease might have\r\n                <lb />been communicated in fewer words, but the concernd wanted it to be drawn\r\n                <lb />out at full lengths. -- Your goodness will excuse the errors in it, &amp; be pleasd\r\n                <lb />to return your answer by first occasion\r\n                <lb />\r\n            \r\n            </p>\r\n    \r\n    <closer>\r\n        \r\n        <dateline>Lerwick <choice><abbr>Decem<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 22<sup>d.</sup> 1775</dateline>\r\n        \r\n    </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n<handShift/>\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Case of\r\n                <lb />Lady\r\n                <lb />Lerwick 22<sup>d</sup> <choice><abbr>Dec.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><u>1775</u>\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1188, 2, '2013-08-13 13:17:01', 501);
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I have very attentively considered\r\n        <lb />the whole of her complaints and think it proper to address my adivice\r\n        <lb />to you as the execution of it will require your attention and conduct â€“â€“ Miss\r\n        <lb />Foster\'s constitution appears to me to be greatly disordered, but I can hardly\r\n       <lb />think that this has been owing to the <condition n=\"52\">repelling of an Itch</condition> and I would\r\n       <lb />rather impute it to <condition n=\"3\">a Goutty disposition</condition> which does not take its proper\r\n        <lb />course, and this I know can produce a great variety of ailment â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n <p><lb />When I suppose such a cause, you will readily apprehend that the case\r\n        <lb />must be of difficult cure, but we must endeavour it as well as\r\n    <lb />we can, and to me the most urgent symptom is <symptom n=\"125\">the hardness of the\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"98\">Epigastrium</bodypart></symptom>. Tho\' the tension is no more <choice><abbr>gen<sup>l.</sup></abbr><expan>general</expan></choice> I can still percieve\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"125\">a particular hardness in one place</symptom> and there I suspect <condition n=\"65\">a schirrhosity</condition>\r\n    <lb />formed. For this I would have you employ <ingredient n=\"57\">the Cicuta</ingredient>. There\r\n    <lb />is no better form of it than the Powder, if that powder is <ingredient n=\"57\">of the\r\n        <lb />plant taken at a proper time and properly dried and particularly\r\n        <lb />so dried as to preserve both its colour and smell</ingredient>. If you are not\r\n     <lb />provided <subst><del>of</del><add place=\"above\">with</add></subst> it in that condition, let me know and I shall send it\r\n        <lb />from hence, if you at the same time let me know what will\r\n        <lb />be the proper conveyance. Of such a powder you may at first\r\n     <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />give two grains for a dose, but this dose must be gradually increased till it\r\n    <lb />has some sensible effect, that is, till it occasions some <symptom n=\"22\">giddiness</symptom>, <symptom n=\"2\">tremor</symptom> or\r\n    <lb />uneasiness at <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> or across <bodypart n=\"26\">the breast</bodypart>. If some of these <choice><abbr>symp<sup>ts.</sup></abbr><expan>symptoms</expan></choice> do not\r\n        <lb />come on before she has taken twenty grains, you may depend upon it that\r\n        <lb />your medium is not good, and if you attend to that test you may give\r\n    <lb />either Powder or Extract as you please â€“â€“ Besides <ingredient n=\"57\">the Cicuta</ingredient> I would\r\n        <lb />wish to employ any remedy that would produce a regular menÂ¬\r\n        <lb />struation; but that in such a constitution is not easily done. I should\r\n    <lb />like your medicine of the Pil. GumosÃ¦ and <ingredient n=\"12\">Rubigo Chalybis</ingredient> but I\r\n    <lb />apprehend that the Gums may move <bodypart n=\"64\">the belly</bodypart> too much, and\r\n        <lb />therefore like your first composition better, as I do not think that\r\n    <lb />either <ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"35\">steel</ingredient> can do any harm; however use it moderateÂ¬\r\n     <lb />ly and never above a week or two at one time. As Miss Foster is <choice><abbr>freq<sup>ly.</sup></abbr><expan>frequently</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />troubled with <symptom n=\"10\">palpitations</symptom>, <symptom n=\"66\">numbness</symptom> and other <condition n=\"21\">nervous complaints</condition>, I\r\n    <lb />think it would be proper for her to employ some <action n=\"3\">antispasmodics</action>,\r\n    <lb />such as our compound <unclear><ingredient n=\"28\" t=\"1\">tinctura castor</ingredient></unclear>, and when <bodypart n=\"37\">the bowels</bodypart> are disÂ¬\r\n    <lb />posed to <symptom n=\"40\">griping</symptom> and <symptom n=\"31\">looseness</symptom> I would employ <ingredient n=\"14\">an opiate</ingredient> at bed time.\r\n        <lb />With these medicines I would have Miss Foster to take what exercise\r\n    <lb />on horseback or in a carriage she can easily bear. Let <bodypart n=\"18\">her thighs</bodypart> &amp;\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> be <treatment n=\"39\">rubbed well every morning with flannel</treatment> or rather <treatment n=\"18\">with the flesh\r\n    <lb />brush</treatment>. <symptom n=\"8\">As her appetite is very bad</symptom>, I would not be nice in limiting\r\n        <lb />her diet further than forbidding very heavy things, and at the same time\r\n    <lb />as she is not troubled with <symptom n=\"7\">flatulency</symptom> or other <choice><abbr>symp<sup>ts.</sup></abbr><expan>symptoms</expan></choice> of <symptom n=\"48\">indigestion</symptom>\r\n        <lb />I would not restrain her from any vegetables she has a liking to. With\r\n    <lb />all this let her give particular attention to keeping <bodypart n=\"24\">her feet</bodypart> warm\r\n     <lb />both night &amp; day, and when any <choice><abbr>sympt<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>symptoms</expan></choice> of menstruation appear\r\n    <lb />it will be proper <treatment n=\"17\">to employ a Pediluvium at bed time</treatment> â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n  <p><lb />I was also consulted for Miss Susan Foster, and I hope all her\r\n        <lb />complaints will be more easily removed. I believe it will be most\r\n        <lb />effectually done by her taking a Journey and travelling constantly\r\n        <lb />for two or three weeks, but if either this is delayed or that\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />      \r\n      <lb />after she returns, she is not perfectly recovered let her employ the following medicine</p>\r\n    <recipe><choice>\r\n       <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. 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Label: <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic mixture</action> a table spoonful or two to be taken every night at bed time â€“â€“</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n <p><lb />This is intended to raise a slight \r\n        <lb />nausea only, if it does either more or less the dose is to be diminish\'d \r\n        <lb />or increased.</p>\r\n   <p><lb />I was likewise desired to advise for Miss Foster\'s maid, and\r\n     <lb />I give you the trouble of the whole. I observe that her ailments are\r\n      <lb />very much aggravated by <symptom n=\"24\">her costiveness</symptom>, and she must in the\r\n     <lb />first place give a constant attention to obviate this, and if necessary\r\n      <lb />to take a <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> every second day at least. I would recommend to\r\n      <lb />her either <ingredient n=\"3\">the PilulÃ¦ AloeticÃ¦</ingredient> of our last Dispensatory to be taken by\r\n      <lb />one, two or three at bed time, or the <ingredient n=\"28\">oleum ricini</ingredient> to be taken with\r\n      <lb /><ingredient n=\"288\">a little Rum</ingredient>, a table spoonful for the dose every morning. When\r\n     <lb /><symptom n=\"5\">her fits</symptom> come on let her take the following medicine.</p>\r\n    <recipe><choice>\r\n       <orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"161\">Elix proÂ¬\r\n       <lb />priet.</ingredient> â„¥j <ingredient n=\"58\">Tinct. Thebaic</ingredient> Ê’ij â„³ Sig. <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach drops</bodypart> fifty to be taken\r\n   <lb />on a bit of sugar once or twice a day.</orig>\r\n       <reg>Take an ounce of the <ingredient n=\"161\">Proprietary Elixir</ingredient> and 2 drachms of <ingredient n=\"58\">Thebaic Tincture</ingredient>. Mix. Label: <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach drops</bodypart> fifty to be taken on a bit of sugar once or twice a day.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n    <p><lb />This medicine would be\r\n       <lb />greatly improved if you had the <ingredient n=\"161\">Elix. propriet. vitriolicum of our\r\n     <lb />last Dispensatory</ingredient>. I have now said, I hope all that is necessary\r\n     <lb />but, if you have any questions to put or further information to\r\n     <lb />offer, I shall be ready to write again. Please offer my respectful\r\n     <lb />compliments to the Miss Fosters, and believe me to be with\r\n        <lb />great <choice><abbr>reg<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>regard</expan></choice> Dear sir â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <closer><dateline>14 <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1775</dateline></closer>\r\n</div></body>\r\n', 331, 2, '2013-06-12 16:59:13', 167),
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the appearance of her Urine,\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>q<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> was scanty &amp; thick, made her suspect a <symptom n=\"25\">Jaundece</symptom>\r\n    <lb />for <choice><abbr>q<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> she had written the Space of four Days past, taken\r\n    <lb />two <treatment n=\"9\">Vomits</treatment> <choice><abbr>q<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> had operated briskly, that since the last\r\n    <lb /><treatment n=\"9\">Vomite</treatment> she had become very weak, that <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> least  \r\n    <lb />motion, even turning in Bed, brought on <symptom n=\"12\">Dyspnea</symptom>\r\n    <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"10\">Palpitation</symptom> of the <bodypart n=\"42\">Heart</bodypart>, <choice><abbr>q<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> ceased after her remaining \r\n    <lb />in one Posture, &amp; that the Supine Posture in Bed \r\n    <lb />or wen lying on any of her Sides, was easiest for her\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    \r\n    <lb />&amp; 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the Cuticle seemd only <unclear>Shriveld</unclear> ---- as the Posture\r\n    <lb />in Bed made her perfectly easy, she for some days\r\n    <lb />kept it <del>alwys</del> always, &amp; <add place=\"above\">so</add> the <condition n=\"27\">anasarcous</condition> appearance\r\n    <lb />was no more in her <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> than any other part of her \r\n    <lb />Body ---- by this management she recoverd some more\r\n    <lb />Strength then to grow red &amp;<symptom n=\"42\">Suppurated</symptom> &amp; are since perfectly\r\n    <lb />heald ---- now that she Sits a part of the Day out of bed\r\n    <lb />the <symptom n=\"63\">Oedematous appearance</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"24\">Feet</bodypart> is encreasd &amp; she\r\n    <lb />complains of a Fullness in her <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> --- she says she \r\n    <lb />can <add place=\"above\">now</add> turn in her Bed without bringing on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"10\">Palpitations</symptom>    \r\n    <lb />but the least moving to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> erect Posture, getting any Cloths\r\n    <lb />put on, or <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> walking to her Chaise never fails to\r\n    <lb />bring it on - Since taking small Doses of the \r\n    <lb /><unclear>Pulv. Seylar</unclear>, they think the quantity of Urine encreasd a\r\n    <lb />little, when in Bed her <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse</symptom> is pretty good but \r\n    <lb />any motion to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> erect Posture, makes it irregular, &amp; when\r\n    <lb />in that posture it is small &amp; feeble &amp; often irregular\r\n    <lb />one Night there was a gentle breathing sweat over all her\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"4\" />\r\n   \r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart>, <choice><abbr>q<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> seemd to releive her greatly ---- at times she\r\n    <lb />complains of <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom> &amp; thinks it encreasd by the quantity\r\n    <lb />of Wine prescribed to her -- an attempt to open the\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart> by the <ingredient n=\"191\">Spt Menderer</ingredient>, Saline Draughts &amp;c has been\r\n    <lb />Since <subst><del>attempted</del><add place=\"above\">made</add></subst> but without Success ---\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />She says whatever brings on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"10\">Palpitations</symptom> occasions\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom>. --------\r\n</p>\r\n<closer>\r\n    <salute><choice><abbr>Ja<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>James</expan></choice> Saunders</salute>\r\n    <dateline>Banff 9<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Jary</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1775</dateline>\r\n</closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n    <annot>\r\n        <lb />J Saunders\r\n        <lb />Lady Abercrombie\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 9<sup>th</sup> 1775\r\n        <lb />V. 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As long as you have\r\n    <lb />any tolerable weather, M<sup>r.</sup> Crawfurd will be the better for getting\r\n    <lb />some exercise in a Carriage or on horseback if he can bear it. It is\r\n    <lb />very possible that you may still have <add place=\"above\">some</add> good weather for this month\r\n    <lb />and perhaps for the next, but after that you must keep M<sup>r.</sup>\r\n    <lb />Crawfurd close at home for he will get more harm from the\r\n    <lb />cold than benefit by any exercise. His diet must continue\r\n    <lb />much as it has been. He may have a little Chicken broth or\r\n    <lb />beef tea at dinner, and he may have <add place=\"above\">two or three times a week</add> a bit of chicken boiled\r\n    <lb />or roasted, but for the rest he must keep to milk, grain &amp;\r\n    <lb />vegetables, and his drink must be water, whey or buttermilk.\r\n    <lb />If you can get Asse\'ss milk, I would let him have a little\r\n    <lb />new drawn cow\'s milk in place of it. This is his Regimen, and\r\n    <lb />for remedies I have few to offer. As soon as you are settled at home\r\n    <lb />let <treatment n=\"4\">a Blister &amp; Plaister (not very large)</treatment> be applied <bodypart n=\"11\">between his\r\n        <lb />shoulders</bodypart>, and let <treatment n=\"11\">a part of it be kept open as a perpetual Issue</treatment>\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"79\">If hereafter he should have any stitch</symptom>, that does not soon go\r\n    <lb />off again, <treatment n=\"4\">a blister applied to the part</treatment> will be the most effectual\r\n    <lb />remedy. When he is not on a course of travelling, I do not expect\r\n    <lb />that he will be troubled with <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>, but if he should, it must\r\n    <lb />be removed by his taking in the morning two or three drahms\r\n    <lb />of <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of Tartar</ingredient> mixed with <ingredient n=\"172\">simple syrup</ingredient>, but I am rather\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"31\">afraid that he may be troubled with <del>a</del> looseness</symptom>, and therefore\r\n    <lb />would have <action n=\"21\">laxatives employed very cautiously</action>. <symptom n=\"31\">If a looseness\r\n    <lb />should come on</symptom>, he must employ the Infusion ordered below\r\n    <lb />The symptoms to be now especially apprehended is <symptom n=\"4\">the frequency\r\n    <lb />and violence of his Cough</symptom>, to relieve which I have ordered some\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <lb /><action n=\"19\">pectoral pills</action> below, and of these he should take three every night\r\n    <lb />at bed time, but if these do not keep him tolerably easy, <del>he must\r\n        <lb />have the recourse</del> and if <symptom n=\"4\">his Cough</symptom> <symptom n=\"17\">very much precludes sleep</symptom>, he\r\n    <lb />must have recourse to the <action n=\"34\">Anodyne draught</action> <add place=\"above\">ordered below</add> to be taken with\r\n    <lb />his pills at bed time. The repetition of this draught and the inÂ¬\r\n    <lb />crease of the dose which may become necessary must be left to\r\n    <lb />the discretion of a practitioner upon the spot. When you have\r\n    <lb />any questions to put to me I shall always be ready to answer\r\n    <lb />them &amp;cc</p></div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <handShift />\r\n    <recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Terr Japonic.</ingredient> pulv. <ingredient n=\"107\">Cinnamom.</ingredient> cont. @ Ê’Å¿s <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum. Arab.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s Aq.\r\n        <lb />bullient. â„¥iv. Digere subinde agitans horas tres dein cola &amp; adde <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"18\">Syr. diacod.</ingredient> â„¥i\r\n        <lb />Sig. <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Infusion</action> a table spoonfull to be taken two or three times a day\r\n        <lb />or oftener <symptom n=\"31\">if the looseness is troublesome</symptom>.</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take half a drachm each of powdered <ingredient n=\"107\">Japanese Earth</ingredient> and crushed <ingredient n=\"107\">Cinnamon</ingredient>, half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient> and 4 ounces of boiling water. Steep, stirring constantly, for three hours, then strain and add an ounce of <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"18\">Poppyhead Syrup</ingredient>. \r\n        Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Infusion</action> a table spoonfull to be taken two or three times a day or oftener <symptom n=\"31\">if the looseness is troublesome</symptom>.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <recipe><choice>\r\n            <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"121\">Extract. Glycyrrh.</ingredient> Ê’i AquÃ¦ calidÃ¦ q. s. mollescat extractum. Confunde in\r\n                <lb />pulpam et adde pulv. <ingredient n=\"142\">enul. camp.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"206\">balsam. sulphur.</ingredient> crass @ Ê’Å¿s <ingredient n=\"75\">Mucilag. G. Arab.</ingredient>\r\n           <lb />q. s. ut f. massa dividend. in pil. sing. gr. IV. Sig. <action n=\"19\">Pectoral Pills</action> three to be\r\n     <lb />taken every night at bedtime.</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take a drachm of <ingredient n=\"121\">Liquorice Extract</ingredient>, and enough hot water to soften the extract. Blend to a pulp and add half a drachm each of ground <ingredient n=\"142\">Elecampane</ingredient>, coarse <ingredient n=\"206\">Balsam of Sulphur</ingredient>, and enough <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic paste</ingredient> to make a mass to be divided into pills of 4 grains each. Label: <action n=\"19\">Pectoral Pills</action> three to be taken every night at bedtime.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n     <recipe><choice>\r\n         <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥i <ingredient n=\"107\">cinnam.</ingredient> simpl. <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"18\">syr. diacod.</ingredient> @ â„¥ii <ingredient n=\"58\">Laud. liq.</ingredient> g<sup>tt</sup> xx. â„³.\r\n         <lb />Sig. <action n=\"34\">Anodyne Draught</action> to be taken at bedtime.</orig>\r\n         <reg>Take an ounce of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rosewater</ingredient>, 2 ounces each of plain <ingredient n=\"107\">Cinnamon</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"18\">Poppyhead Syrup</ingredient>, and 20 drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">liquid Laudanum.</ingredient> Mix. Label: <action n=\"34\">Anodyne Draught</action> to be taken at bedtime.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <closer><dateline>16<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1775.</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 333, 2, '2013-09-18 16:14:00', 137),
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Again, and to\r\n            <lb/>accquaint him of the change; about the\r\n            <lb/>begin<subst><del>g</del><add>ing</add></subst> of October, both his <bodypart n=\"7\">Ear\'s</bodypart> began to\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> <symptom n=\"65\">Blood</symptom> / in place of the matter\r\n            <lb/>that formerly came from them / And conÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tinued to for fourteen day\'s, tho not <symptom n=\"46\">disÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>charge<sup>g</sup></symptom> any great Quaintity at a time,\r\n            <lb/>but since they are <symptom n=\"46\">Running matter</symptom> as\r\n            <lb/>formerly, a few day\'s after the <symptom n=\"46\">Running</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>of the <bodypart n=\"7\">Ear\'s</bodypart> changed from the <symptom n=\"65\">Blood</symptom> to the\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"46\">matter</symptom>, he was seised with a Lingering\r\n            <lb/>seekness, a <symptom n=\"9\">great heavieness, sleeped much</symptom> \r\n            <lb/>&amp; <symptom n=\"8\">Eat very little or no<del>t</del> Food of any\r\n                <lb/>kinde</symptom>, but <symptom n=\"68\">drunk fequently</symptom>, which\r\n            <lb/>hase continued now moore than a month\r\n            <lb/>till within these few day\'s, he is better\r\n            <lb/>th\'o much 	<symptom n=\"26\">pulled down in his Flesh</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>he was <del>Bled</del> <treatment n=\"1\">let Blood</treatment> off behind the\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"7\">Ear\'s</bodypart> by <treatment n=\"14\">Leitche\'s</treatment>, when <condition n=\"5\">seised</condition>, and every\r\n            <lb/>article of Doctor Cullen\'s directions\r\n            <lb/>comply\'d with, <del>wit</del> but the 	<ingredient n=\"2\">mercury</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>whicn Cannot be Got to ly on his\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomack</bodypart>, I now Intreat of you to\r\n            <lb/>write Doctor Cullen, with those Remark\r\n            <lb/>and Get his oppinion what should next\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/> \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>be done the quaintity of <symptom n=\"46\">matter now comeÂ¬\r\n                <lb/>ing from his <bodypart n=\"7\">Ear\'s</bodypart></symptom> is much the same as before\r\n            <lb/>&amp; of the same collour, for fear that the Docter\r\n            <lb/>hase forgot the former state laid before him\r\n            <lb/>it\'s Right to be pretty full with him &amp; the more\r\n            <lb/>to Enable you to that I have here inclosed the\r\n            <lb/>Docter\'s letter. ----- I wrote you last week to \r\n            <lb/>which had no answer, I wish to have your\r\n            <lb/>Opinion of this by the Bearer \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb/>I am\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n            <lb/>Your very <choice><abbr>Hum<sup>l</sup></abbr><expan>Humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Sen<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>Jn<sup>o..</sup> M Alester</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/> \r\n        \r\n            <p>\r\n            <lb/>To\r\n            <lb/>Doctor Marshall\r\n            <lb/>Rothsay\r\n</p>\r\n<handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Maccallaster, <choice><abbr>ab<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>about</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/>his son, 30<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Nov.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1775\r\n            </p>\r\n</annot>\r\n        \r\n                \r\n            \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1182, 2, '2013-08-02 11:45:59', 139);
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The Child seems perfectly easy, &amp; cheerfull\r\n            <lb/>as soon as the <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> is over, eats &amp; sleeps well-\r\n            <lb/>no appearance of Dentition, but <symptom n=\"72\">slavering</symptom>, &amp;\r\n            <lb/>thrusting his fingers into his mouth, what\r\n            <lb/>he purges is of a proper coulour, &amp; the consistence\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"above\">what</add> we wish in a Child of that age, makes Urine\r\n            <lb/>freely - his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> soft &amp; flasced -- he had <add place=\"above\">his</add> <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> bathed\r\n            <lb/>in warm Milk &amp; Water, or a <treatment n=\"23\">Cataplasm</treatment> of <ingredient n=\"276\">bread</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; <ingredient n=\"88\">milk</ingredient> to his <bodypart n=\"24\">soles</bodypart>, at bedtime, every night since\r\n            <lb/>the third <symptom n=\"5\">attack</symptom>-  In every <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> the child has\r\n            <lb/>taken, it happened when he was quiet, &amp; asleep .\r\n            <lb/>the Nurse tells us, she observes what she calls a\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"2\">trembling</symptom> before its approach   We are \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n           <lb/>Sir\r\n                <lb/>Your Most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> Humble <choice><abbr>Ser<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                <lb/>Jo Duncanson\r\n           <lb/><handShift />Arch<sup>d</sup> Campbell</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Inveraray 30<sup>th</sup> July 1775</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/> \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb/>PS The nurse has abundance of Milk\r\n            <lb/>about the same age as the child <del>&amp; is</del> a\r\n            <lb/>young woman in perfect health\r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/> \r\n<p>\r\n                <lb/>To                        \r\n                <lb/>Doctor William Cullen\r\n                <lb/>Physician\r\n                <lb/>Edinburgh\r\n            </p>\r\n\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>Campbell of SilverCrags\r\n                <lb/>Son ----\r\n                <lb/>July <u>1775</u>\r\n                <lb/>Vol IV p. 27.\r\n            </p>\r\n           \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1161, 3, '2013-08-12 21:48:54', 114),
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better all day, went to\r\n            <lb />the <choice><abbr>oyr</abbr><expan>other</expan></choice> room upon Thursday, <treatment n=\"9\">Vomited</treatment> in the afternoon\r\n            <lb />washed his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomack</bodypart> <choice><abbr>wt</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"11\">Chamomile tea</ingredient> &amp; warm water\r\n            <lb />my reason for that was, as he was to get <ingredient n=\"63\">anderson pills</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />at night, I thought it would be better to Clean his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomack</bodypart>, when he <symptom n=\"3\">threw up</symptom> a great deal of <unclear>roppy</unclear>\r\n            <lb />Huff as for merly , geive him four <ingredient n=\"63\">Anderson pills</ingredient> at bedtime\r\n            <lb />a <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial pill</ingredient> in the morning <choice><abbr>wt</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> five grains, about\r\n            <lb />twelve a Clock forenoon got an ounce of <ingredient n=\"95\">Salts</ingredient> dissolved, keept\r\n            <lb />it near two hours, <symptom n=\"3\">threw up</symptom> a litle, this was upon Friday\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />gave him <choice><abbr>anoyr</abbr><expan>another</expan></choice> ounce of the <ingredient n=\"95\">Glauber</ingredient> which he\r\n            <lb />did not throw up, in the evening I gave him an\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"8\">injection</treatment>, which had a noble effect, passed a great\r\n            <lb />quantity of feculent matter well <unclear>mixed</unclear>, I gave him \r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>anoyr</abbr><expan>another</expan></choice> the same evening, when he Still passed a great\r\n            <lb />deal of <symptom n=\"31\">excrement</symptom>, had not a good night, upon the\r\n            <lb />Saturday morning, had got <symptom n=\"17\">some unrefreshing sleep,\r\n            <lb />awaked <choice><abbr>wt</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> Confused painfull dreams</symptom>, &amp; 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surely warming things are\r\n            <lb />best, he is extremely <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom>, and we must not pull down\r\n            <lb />his strenth, we got him this day down to the dining room,\r\n            <lb />where he now stays, and we have a Sedan chair &amp; we will\r\n            <lb />Carry him up &amp; down the room to Morrow, <del>the</del> when the\r\n            <lb />weather will permit Carry him out, he got sleep last night, does\r\n            <lb />not Complain of his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> this day, as to the <unclear>bump</unclear> in his <bodypart n=\"1\">foreÂ¬\r\n            <lb />head</bodypart> its now an open <symptom n=\"43\">ulcer</symptom> &amp; tolerable good matter in it in\r\n            <lb />short it looks well and I think may be Cured <choice><abbr>wt</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> out\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"2\">Cutting</treatment>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I aplyed to it before dry Charpee, <choice><abbr>wt</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a Cloath\r\n            <lb />dipped in the <ingredient n=\"91\"><choice><abbr>Spt;</abbr><expan>Spirit</expan></choice> minderer</ingredient>; 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saw his <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom>, you would be\r\n            <lb />afraid to give him much internall medicine, for\r\n            <lb />now as his <bodypart n=\"69\">intestines</bodypart> seems to be quite Clear, I\r\n            <lb />hope the <treatment n=\"8\">Injections</treatment> may answer for all, I see no\r\n            <lb />room for giving <ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient> yet, but if it please God that\r\n            <lb />his Lordship reover which I have great hopes he will\r\n            <lb />you must be thinking upon some warm <action n=\"31\">strenthning</action>\r\n            <lb />medicine, for his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomack</bodypart>, &amp; likewise to destroy that\r\n            <lb />glutinous phlegm, &amp; write me your sentiments about that\r\n            <lb />bump, &amp; what might be further aplyed\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n                <lb />Your Most Humble <choice><abbr>Servtt</abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />John Bannerman\r\n            </salute>\r\n                <dateline>\r\n                    <lb />Cullenn <choice><abbr>Octr</abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 11 \r\n                    <lb />1775\r\n                </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1174, 2, '2013-03-21 15:10:28', 203),
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See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2013-03-14\">14 March 2013</date> Last updated by Jenny Bann</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2012-11-16\">16 November 2012</date> XML file created by Marianne Gilchrist</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body><div><pb n=\"1\" />\r\n    <head>To M<sup>r</sup> Dunlop concerning M<sup>rs</sup> Fisher.</head>\r\n    <p><lb />I have seen M<sup>rs</sup> <choice><abbr>Fish.</abbr><expan>Fisher</expan></choice> &amp; attentively considered her \r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>compt<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>complaints</expan></choice>. There has certainly been <symptom n=\"21\">a heat in her <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart></symptom> but I\r\n        <lb />think of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom> <condition n=\"43\">rather <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> Scorbutic kind</condition>. She has\r\n        <lb />been better of sea <choice><abbr>bath<sup>g</sup>.</abbr><expan>bathing</expan></choice> but doubt if she has got <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>befit by y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>benefit by the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"18\">Salt water</ingredient>. At any rate she should intermit\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> for some time &amp; instead of <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> I <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> put her on an <ingredient n=\"33\">AntiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />monial</ingredient> as below. She has tried <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"33\" t=\"1\">Tinctura</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"33\" t=\"20\">vin.\r\n        <lb />antimonial</ingredient> before but observe <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> difference. Must take\r\n        <lb /><u>my</u> <choice><abbr>medic. to y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>medicine to the</expan></choice> length of <symptom n=\"61\">some nausea</symptom>, &amp; no farther.\r\n        <lb />This <choice><abbr>med. tak<sup>n</sup> ev. n<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>medicine taken every night</expan></choice> will keep her <bodypart n=\"64\"><choice><abbr>B. reg<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Belly regular</expan></choice></bodypart> but if not, must\r\n        <lb />take 2 or perhaps 3 times a weak as <action n=\"33\"><choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup> of y<sup>e</sup> Aper.<sup>t</sup> solut.</abbr><expan>much of the Aperient solution</expan></choice></action>\r\n        <lb />below as will move her once. These <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> only <choice><abbr>med.<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> just now\r\n        <lb />except <choice><abbr>ointm<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>ointment</expan></choice> for <bodypart n=\"4\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> lips</bodypart> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I hope will do better <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>with the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"23\">poultices</treatment>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />she employs now, &amp; <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> keep <bodypart n=\"4\">her lips</bodypart> tender. Under <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> course, some\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>attent<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>attention</expan></choice> to Diet. At <choice><abbr>dinn<sup>r</sup> ev.</abbr><expan>dinner every</expan></choice> day may take some meat of any\r\n        <lb />kind but pork &amp; must abstain from all fish. She <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> be rather\r\n        <lb />sparing of animal food &amp; always take <choice><abbr>veget. w</abbr><expan>vegetables with</expan></choice> it &amp; as much\r\n        <lb />of <choice><abbr>y<sup>se</sup></abbr><expan>these</expan></choice> as can digest <symptom n=\"48\"><choice><abbr>wout</abbr><expan>without</expan></choice> acidity</symptom> <symptom n=\"7\">or flatulency</symptom>. Broths &amp;\r\n        <lb />puddings of any kind will be proper for dinner. All spiceries\r\n        <lb />to be avoided. Must abstain from all strong drink but small\r\n        <lb />beer rather <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup> wat.</abbr><expan>than water</expan></choice> at meals. No meat at supper not even egg\r\n        <lb />but take some milk meat rather even <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> vegetables. At\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>breakf.</abbr><expan>breakfast</expan></choice> tea &amp; cc as usual. Tho she has <choice><abbr>b<sup>n</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>been the</expan></choice> better of cold\r\n        <lb />bathing she must intermit it till she has taken some weeks\r\n        <lb />of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"33\">Antimonial course</ingredient> but <choice><abbr>aft. y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>after that</expan></choice> she may return to it <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> she\r\n        <lb />pleases. As <add place=\"above\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> difference</add> to <add place=\"below\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice></add> <choice><abbr>bath<sup>g</sup>.</abbr><expan>bathing</expan></choice> in sea or <choice><abbr>comm. wat.</abbr><expan>common water</expan></choice> I would\r\n        <lb />not come <choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup> Glasg.</abbr><expan>from Glasgow</expan></choice> to <choice><abbr>Prest.pans</abbr><expan>Prestonpans</expan></choice>. Desirous to serve &amp; cc.</p></div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Fisher</head>\r\n        <recipe><choice>\r\n            <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"110\">Aq. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥iiii. <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam. simpl.</ingredient> â„¥iii\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Syr. caryophyll.</ingredient> Ê’i <ingredient n=\"110\">Tart. Emet.</ingredient> gr. IV.\r\n                <lb />â„³. S. <action n=\"33\">Diaphor. â„³.</action> a tablespfull more or less\r\n                <lb />to be taken every n<sup>t</sup>. ab<sup>t</sup> a quart. of an hour before bed.</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take 4 ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rosewater</ingredient>, 3 ounces of <ingredient n=\"65\">plain Cinnamon</ingredient>, a drachm of <ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Clove Syrup</ingredient> and 4 grains of <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar Emetic</ingredient>. Mix. Label: <action n=\"33\">Diaphoretic Mixture</action> a tablespoonful more or less to be taken every night about a quarter of an hour before bed.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <recipe><choice>\r\n            <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"125\">Tart. solub.</ingredient> â„¥i <ingredient n=\"71\">Sal Glaub.</ingredient> â„¥ii\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"222\">Sal. marin. Hisp.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"93\">-â€“ Polychr. ana</ingredient> @ Ê’ii\r\n                <lb />Aq. font. â„¥viij\r\n                <lb />Solve cola et Sign. <action n=\"33\">Aper.<sup>t</sup> solut<sup>n.</sup></action> 2 tablesp.fulls to be\r\n                    <lb />taken in Â½ a mutchkin of aq. font. in y<sup>e</sup> morn<sup>g</sup>. w<sup>n</sup> occas<sup>n</sup> &amp;c.</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take an ounce of <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient>, 2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"95\">Glauberâ€™s Salts</ingredient>, 2 drachms each of <ingredient n=\"222\">Spanish Sea Salt</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"93\">Polychrest Salts</ingredient>, and 8 ounces of spring water. Dissolve, strain and label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient solution</action> 2 tablespoonfulls to be taken in Â½ a mutchkin of spring water in the morning when occasion &amp;c.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <recipe><choice>\r\n            <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"211\">Liniment. cer.</ingredient> â„¥i Cinnabar. <unclear>factit.</unclear> cum pauxille\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"272\">Ol. oliv.</ingredient> prius intrit. â„ˆi\r\n                <lb />â„³. Signi. Ointm<sup>t</sup>. to be applied to <bodypart n=\"4\">y<sup>e</sup> lips</bodypart> being warmed\r\n                <lb />&amp; softened ev<sup>y</sup> n<sup>t</sup> &amp; morn<sup>g</sup>. &amp; in case of y<sup>t</sup> <unclear>driping</unclear> m<sup>c</sup>, at any\r\n                <lb />other time thro y<sup>e</sup> day.</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take an ounce of <ingredient n=\"211\">Wax Liniment</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"36\">Cinnabar</ingredient> <unclear>made up</unclear> with a little <ingredient n=\"36\">Olive Oil</ingredient>, the former less than a scruple. Mix. Label: Ointment to be applied to <bodypart n=\"4\">the lips</bodypart> being warmed and softened every night &amp; morning &amp; in case of that driping much, at any other time thro the day.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <closer><signed>WC</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 18. 1775.</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 334, 2, '2013-03-14 13:53:05', 136),
(912, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c344\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:344] From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Mrs Ann(e) Waldie (Ormston) (Ann Ormston) / Regarding: Miss Mary Ormston (Polly) (Patient) / 8 October 1775 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Marianne Gilchrist</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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There is\r\n        <lb />however nothing of that kind yet confirmed, and it is to be hoped\r\n        <lb />that precautions being taken she may entirely escape it â€“â€“\r\n        <lb />The precaution of most consequence is the avoiding the effects \r\n        <lb />of winter which in a Northern Climate almost certainly conÂ¬\r\n        <lb />firms\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" /><lb /><condition n=\"12\">the disease</condition>, I would therefore advise her being immediately sent\r\n        <lb />to a warm Climate if it can with any conveniency be done. Nothing \r\n        <lb />short of the South of France will put her in security. Her travelling\r\n        <lb />thither if conducted slowly and with avoiding cold will be of service\r\n        <lb />to her. A place should be chosen as near to the sea as can be conÂ¬\r\n        <lb />veniently had and even there she should avoid both the morning\r\n        <lb />and evening air â€“â€“ With this change of Climate the meaÂ¬\r\n        <lb />sure next most effectual is the management of diet. She should\r\n        <lb />take entirely to a diet of milk, grain &amp; vegetables, abstaining\r\n        <lb />entirely from all kind of animal food, except in travelling when \r\n        <lb />she may take a little of some light kind at Dinner She must\r\n        <lb />always abstain from all kinds of spiritous liquor and take to\r\n        <lb />water and watery liquors alone. Tea taken weak, cool and in\r\n        <lb />moderate quantity is not bad for her. â€“â€“â€“â€“ Moderate exercise\r\n        <lb />on horseback or in a Carriage will always be of service to her,\r\n        <lb />but walking or any bodily exercise is very bad for her â€“â€“ WhereÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ever Miss Polly is, she may be affected with Cold, and therefore\r\n        <lb />must guard against it, and even in France, I would advise her for\r\n        <lb />the winter to wear a flannel shirt next <bodypart n=\"49\">her skin</bodypart> and that both\r\n        <lb />night and day â€“â€“ I depend upon these precautions for Miss\r\n        <lb />Polly\'s health and have but one remedy to advise for her. <treatment n=\"4\">That is\r\n            <lb />a blister of about four inches by three</treatment> to be laid exactly on <bodypart n=\"73\">the\r\n        <lb />pained part of her side</bodypart>, and a part of this is to be turned into\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">a perpetual blister</treatment>, which should be kept open for a year or two\r\n        <lb />to come, or if that cannot be easily done, <treatment n=\"11\">a pea Issue should be\r\n        <lb />made</treatment> behind <bodypart n=\"11\">her shoulder</bodypart> â€“â€“ If at any time <symptom n=\"4\">the cough</symptom> becomes\r\n        <lb />more troublesome, let her take the pills ordered on a paper apart.</p>\r\n    <closer><dateline>8<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Oct.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1775</dateline></closer></div>\r\n   <div>\r\n       <recipe><choice>\r\n           <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"25\">Rad. scil:</ingredient> siccat. g.<sup>r</sup> x <ingredient n=\"142\">Rad. enul camp.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"206\">Balsam sulph.</ingredient> crass. @ Ê’i\r\n               <lb /><ingredient n=\"291\">Troch. behic. nigr.</ingredient> Ê’ij <ingredient n=\"291\">Trochiscis</ingredient> affundatur aquÃ¦ calidÃ¦ q. s. ut mollescant et conÂ¬\r\n        <lb />funduntur in pulp. dein. adde cÃ¦tera ut f. massa pilulis formandis idonea quo divid. in\r\n               <lb />pil sing. g<sup>r</sup>. IV S. <action n=\"19\">pect. p.</action> 3 m<sup>&amp;</sup> v.</orig>\r\n           <reg>Take ten grains of dried <ingredient n=\"25\">Squill root</ingredient>, a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"142\">Elecampane Root</ingredient> and coarse <ingredient n=\"206\">Balsam of Sulphur</ingredient>, and two drachms of <ingredient n=\"291\">Liquorice Pectoral Pastilles</ingredient>. Pour enough hot water over the <ingredient n=\"291\">Pastilles</ingredient> to soften them and mixed them into a pulp, then add the rest to make a mass suitable to be formed into pills to be divided into pills of four grains each. Label: <action n=\"19\">Pectoral Pills</action> three morning and evening</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n</div></body>', 344, 3, '2012-11-18 11:43:40', 126),
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Tho he is not so well as I could wish he is greatly recovered from a\r\n            <lb/>dangerous situation, and I hope he shall do so to a still greater degree, I cannot\r\n            <lb/>with any confidence advise the use of <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark\'</ingredient>, as I think any large use of it\r\n            <lb/>may be dangerous, but your may certainly make some trial of it in a\r\n            <lb/>light way, such as the formula subjoined.  This may possibly strengthen\r\n            <lb/>his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"47\">nerves</bodypart> <choice><abbr>with<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>without</expan></choice> affecting his <bodypart n=\"43\">lungs</bodypart>, and you will proceed as a\r\n            <lb/>cautious trial shall direct you ----  The other Case you have given me is\r\n            <lb/>a difficult one, as the young woman\'s Constitution seems to be in general in\r\n            <lb/>great disorder, but we must endeavour to relieve it as well as we can.\r\n            <lb/>The <condition n=\"8\">violent pains</condition> absolutely require the use of <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient>, tho\' otherwise\r\n            <lb/>not desireable you must employ them in the dose that is necessary\r\n            <lb/>to give relief, however great that dose may be, but whenever any\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/> \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>freedom from pain occurs, or that you can depend upon the continuance of\r\n            <lb/>it you should intermit also the <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient>, as the <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> it induces may be\r\n            <lb/>troublesome and as it may increase the <condition n=\"8\">floodings</condition> liable to occur. None of \r\n            <lb/>these fears however should prevent the use of it when pain requires. In such\r\n            <lb/>a case as this, the best form for exhibiting the <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> seems to me to be\r\n            <lb/>the <ingredient n=\"64\">Dover\'s Powder</ingredient>, as the small dose of <ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecacuanha</ingredient> is often of service in\r\n            <lb/>restraining <condition n=\"8\"><bodypart n=\"34\">Uterine</bodypart> <symptom n=\"65\">Haemorrhagy</symptom></condition>, and the <treatment n=\"25\">Diasphordic</treatment> or <treatment n=\"25\">Sudorific</treatment> effect of the\r\n            <lb/>whole seems well suited to this Case.  I would therefore not be averse to its opeÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>rating a little by <treatment n=\"25\">Sweat</treatment>, if that can be carried on with very little increase\r\n            <lb/>of <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom>.  It will probably relieve the pains &amp; take off the determination\r\n            <lb/>to the <bodypart n=\"34\">Uterus</bodypart>. you must observe that if the repetition of this Medicine\r\n            <lb/>requires a great increase of dose, you cannot in proportion increase the\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"64\">Dover\'s Powder</ingredient>, because the quantity of <ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecacuanha</ingredient> may become too\r\n            <lb/>great for the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, and you must contrive to increase the <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> <choice><abbr>with,<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>without</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>increasing the <ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecacuanha</ingredient> at the sametime.  I percieve that your manageÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ment of this Case may be much disturbed by the <symptom n=\"61\">squeemish state</symptom> of the\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, but you must not by this by prevented from <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> which\r\n            <lb/>with alittle increase of dose may be made to answer by <treatment n=\"8\">Injections</treatment> alÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ternating them with <action n=\"21\">laxatives</action> in the same way -- Besides the <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>the other Remedies I have to propose in this Case are <action n=\"31\">Strengtheners</action>\r\n            <lb/>and <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretics</action>.  <ingredient n=\"1\">The bark</ingredient> may be continued to such a quantity as the\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> will bear, but instead of the <ingredient n=\"158\">Sal Diuretiecus</ingredient> which you can\r\n            <lb/>hardly give in any tolerable quantity you may employ a portion of\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"250\">Alum</ingredient>, of which from five to ten grains may be given two or three\r\n            <lb/>times a day. As a <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic</action> when you are not employing the\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"64\">Dover\'s Powder</ingredient>, I would give every night &amp; morning a dose of <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar\r\n                <lb/>Emetic</ingredient>, so much as to give as <action n=\"32\">light Nausea</action>, but not so much as to\r\n            <lb/>hazard <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom>. This is all I can suggest at present, and heartiÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ly wishing you suceess <add place=\"above\">and better health</add> \r\n            </p> \r\n            <closer><salute>I am always Dear Sir</salute></closer>\r\n       \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 329, 1, '2013-06-17 15:15:38', 90),
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It is of conseâ€“\r\n        <lb />quence for her to get there as soon as she conveniently\r\n        <lb />can, but <symptom n=\"9\">so much haste as give her fatigue</symptom> may\r\n        <lb />be the greatest interuption she can meet with â€“â€“\r\n        <lb />Let her journies therefore be always within what\r\n        <lb />her strength easily bears, and when she makes two\r\n        <lb />stages a day it should be always with some rest\r\n        <lb />between &amp; particularly by lying down upon\r\n        <lb />a bed for some time â€“</p>\r\n   <p><lb />Cold is carefully to be shunned, therefore a light\r\n        <lb />close chaise &amp; well covered up in it â€“ She should\r\n        <lb />avoid being out after sunset &amp; take what pains she\r\n        <lb />can to have her lodgings at night warm &amp; <del>dy</del> dry\r\n        <lb />when she gets into good lodgings, she should rest for\r\n        <lb />a day <del>or two</del> now &amp; then, especially, if the weather\r\n        <lb />is wet &amp; cold. â€“</p>\r\n     <p><lb />The lighter &amp; cooler her diet the better for her â€“ When\r\n        <lb />she is upon the road, she <del>may h it</del> may have a little\r\n  <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />meat at Dinner and a little wine &amp; water after it. But\r\n        <lb />when she has got to the South of France, I wish she\r\n        <lb />could give up both meat &amp; wine &amp; live very entirely\r\n        <lb />on milk grain &amp; fruit.</p>\r\n     <p><lb /><symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> to be avoided â€“ the pill already ordered will\r\n        <lb />probably answer the purpose â€“ if not D<sup>r</sup> Cairnie will find\r\n         <lb />another <action n=\"25\">cooling</action> <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action>, or recourse must be had to <treatment n=\"8\">injections</treatment></p>\r\n     <p><lb />It will be necessary especially on the journey for M<sup>rs.</sup>\r\n          <lb />M.<sup>y</sup>. to continue her dose of <ingredient n=\"58\">L.L.</ingredient> at night, &amp; it well\r\n        <lb />be safe to dose as long as she continues to take\r\n          <lb />precautions against <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> by the means mentioned â€“\r\n\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n          <lb />If at any time the pain of <bodypart n=\"73\">her side</bodypart> becomes troubleÂ¬\r\n          <lb />some, the most certain relief will be got by <treatment n=\"4\">a blister</treatment>\r\n          <lb />but I will not advise it to be kept open as <treatment n=\"4\">a fresh\r\n       <lb />blister</treatment> will always <del>do</del> give more relief â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n     <p><lb />If at any time <del>the</del> <symptom n=\"12\">her breathing should become\r\n       <lb />uneasy</symptom> it is hoped the pills ordered below will give\r\n       <lb />relief â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 9<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1775</dateline></closer></div>\r\n     <div><recipe><choice>\r\n          <orig><lb />â„ž. <ingredient n=\"206\">Bals. Sulph.</ingredient> crass.\r\n               <lb />Pulv. <ingredient n=\"142\">rad Enul. c.</ingredient> @ Ê’i\r\n               <lb /><ingredient n=\"121\">Extr. glycyrr.</ingredient> Ê’ii\r\n       <lb />Aq. calid q. s. ut <del>f. m.</del> molescant Extractum\r\n       <lb />et cÃ¦teris additis fiat m. divid in p. s. gr V.\r\n               <lb />Sig. <action n=\"19\">Pectoral Pills</action> <del>thre</del> three to be taken every night &amp; morng.</orig>\r\n          <reg>Take a drachm each of coarse <ingredient n=\"206\">Balsam of Sulphur</ingredient> and ground <ingredient n=\"142\">Elecampane root</ingredient>, 2 drachms of <ingredient n=\"121\">Liquorice extract</ingredient> and enough hot water to <del>make</del> soften the extract, and having added the rest, make into a mass to be divided into pills of 5 grains each. \r\n               Label: <action n=\"19\">Pectoral Pills</action> <del>ther</del> three to be taken every night &amp; morning.</reg>\r\n     </choice></recipe>\r\n     <closer><signed>WC.</signed>\r\n             <dateline>9<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1775</dateline></closer>\r\n</div></body>', 359, 3, '2013-04-28 16:48:13', 127),
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When they are\r\n        <lb />applied a piece of dry flannel may be applied above them to keep\r\n        <lb />in the heat the better.</p>\r\n    <p><lb /><treatment n=\"21\">While this fomentation is employed</treatment>, every five minutes a\r\n        <lb />trial should be made to <del>m</del> bend <bodypart n=\"89\">the joint</bodypart> and to move it backÂ¬\r\n        <lb />wards and forwards as far as Miss C. can easily bear it and it\r\n        <lb />is hoped that by gentle<del>y</del> trials it may be brought by repetition\r\n        <lb />to bear motion more and more â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <p><lb /><treatment n=\"21\">When the fomentation has been <choice><abbr>cont<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice> for an hour</treatment>, <bodypart n=\"89\">the joint</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />is then to be dried and <treatment n=\"43\">to be anointed diligently</treatment> with the oil ordered\r\n        <lb />below. The oil is to be warmed by setting the Phial in a bason of\r\n        <lb />warm water and a part of it is to be poured out <del>out</del> upon a\r\n        <lb />teaplate, that has before been very well warmed by lying a\r\n        <lb />little in boiling water. From this plate the oil is to be taken\r\n        <lb />upon <bodypart n=\"16\">the tips of the fingers</bodypart> and with these <bodypart n=\"89\">the joint</bodypart> is <treatment n=\"43\">to be\r\n            <lb />anointed all around</treatment> <treatment n=\"43\">rubbing in</treatment> the oil gently but <treatment n=\"43\">continuing\r\n        <lb />the unction </treatment>for the space of ten minutes and then wraping\r\n        <lb />up <bodypart n=\"89\">the joint</bodypart> in a piece of dry flannel.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Not only <treatment n=\"21\">during the fomentation</treatment> &amp; <treatment n=\"43\">unction</treatment> is the moÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tion of <bodypart n=\"89\">the joint</bodypart> to be attempted but also at many <add place=\"above\">other</add> times of the\r\n        <lb />day &amp; particularly Miss C. should be enjoined to make freÂ¬        \r\n        <lb />quent trials to move it with <bodypart n=\"15\">her other hand</bodypart> and some\r\n        <lb />other persons should try to move it as much as Miss C.\r\n        <lb />will easily bear, but always as we say fair and sofly, for\r\n        <lb />it is by repeated and gentle efforts &amp; not by force that\r\n        <lb />it can be effected</p>\r\n  <p><lb />By pains assiduously in this manner taken we\r\n        <lb />have seen some old and obstinate stiffnesses mended and\r\n        <lb />we hope that Miss C.<sup>s</sup> may be so too, but we must at\r\n        <lb />the same time observe that if in the space of a fortÂ¬\r\n        <lb /><del>t</del>night some progress is not made in recovering the\r\n      <lb />motion of <bodypart n=\"89\">the joint</bodypart>, we shall doubt if it is possible &amp; we shall\r\n        <lb />hardly think it safe to push the trial much farther.</p></div>\r\n<div>\r\n    <recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"98\">Fol. malv.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"216\">â€“ parietar.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"57\">cicut.</ingredient> rite siccat. @ â„¥i <ingredient n=\"266\">Semin. fÃ¦nugrec.</ingredient> contus\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"149\">lini</ingredient> contus @ â„¥Å¿s. Coque ex Aq. font. lbviii ad lbiv dein cola et adde <ingredient n=\"184\">spirit\r\n                <lb />vin Gallic.</ingredient> â„¥iv Signa an <action n=\"16\">Emollient fomentation</action> N.B. This qty if kept in a cool\r\n       <lb />place will serve 2 days.</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take an ounce each of <ingredient n=\"98\">Mallow leaves</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"216\">Lichwort leaves</ingredient> and correctly dried <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient>, and half an ounce each of crushed <ingredient n=\"266\">Fenugreek seeds</ingredient> \r\n            and <ingredient n=\"149\">Flax seeds</ingredient>. Cook down in spring water from 8 ounces to 4 ounces, then strain and add 4 ounces of <ingredient n=\"184\">French brandy</ingredient>. Label: an <action n=\"16\">Emollient fomentation</action> N.B. This quantity if kept in a cool place will serve 2 days.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n  <recipe><choice>\r\n      <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"149\" t=\"28\">Ol. lini</ingredient> recent. <ingredient n=\"272\">â€“ olivar.</ingredient> opt. @ â„¥ii - <ingredient n=\"70\">stillat. sassafr.</ingredient>\r\n          <lb />Ê’ii â„³ S. <action n=\"16\">Emollient oil</action> for <treatment n=\"43\">anointing</treatment> <bodypart n=\"89\">the joint</bodypart> after every foment<sup>n</sup>.\r\n    <lb />&amp; also once or twice at other times of the day.</orig>\r\n      <reg>Take 2 ounces each of fresh <ingredient n=\"149\" t=\"28\">Linseed Oil</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"272\">Olive Oil</ingredient> and 2 drachms of <ingredient n=\"70\">Distillate of Sassafras</ingredient>. Mix. Label: <action n=\"16\">Emollient oil</action> for <treatment n=\"43\">anointing</treatment> <bodypart n=\"89\">the joint</bodypart> after every fomentation &amp; also once or twice at other times of the day.</reg>\r\n  </choice></recipe>\r\n    <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 31<sup>st</sup> <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1775.</dateline></closer>\r\n</div></body>', 356, 2, '2013-10-22 15:38:18', 75);
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When <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> passage  \r\n    <lb />seems manifestly much <symptom n=\"62\">inflamed</symptom> I cannot say it is\r\n    <lb />proper to try <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"7\">Bougies</treatment>, but a slight <symptom n=\"62\">inflamation</symptom> need\r\n    <lb />not hinder it, &amp; only renders it necessary to be more\r\n    <lb />cautious in pushing them. With regard to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> manageÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ment I believe M<sup>r</sup> Macleans surgeon will need little \r\n    <lb />instruction, but I will say all that is needful. ----\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />Let a <treatment n=\"7\">Bougie</treatment> be chosen that is rather slender \r\n    <lb />but take care that it be not so supple near <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> point \r\n    <lb />so as to be easely turned. Let such a <treatment n=\"7\">Bougie</treatment> be well \r\n    <lb />oiled or rather anointed <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> Hogs lard. In this state\r\n    <lb />let <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"7\">Bougie</treatment> be introduced but softly &amp; slowly &amp; when\r\n    <lb />any resistance is felt, take care not to push forward\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> any force, but rather stop &amp; after some little time\r\n    <lb />renew <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> trial in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> gentlest manner. You can hardly\r\n    <lb />expect to introduce <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"7\">Bougie</treatment> entirely at first trial,\r\n    <lb />I have known three days necessary to pass a <treatment n=\"7\">Bougie</treatment>\r\n    <lb />tho several trials were made every day. If you proÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ceed in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same cautious manner,  you will proceed\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> safety &amp; at length make your point good. <del>and</del>\r\n    <lb />I hope it will be <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a good effect upon your ailments,\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    \r\n    <lb />however we cannot be absolutely certain before hand &amp; \r\n    <lb />therefore if <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"7\">Bougie</treatment> is found to give much\r\n    <lb />irritation, to raise much <symptom n=\"62\">inflamation</symptom> &amp; to increase\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> heat of urine you must lay it aside, but I shall\r\n    <lb />probably hear from you before then. While you attempt \r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"7\">Bougies</treatment> you must live low both in <choice><abbr>Eat<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>Eating</expan></choice> &amp; drinking\r\n    <lb />&amp; avoid exercise almost entirely. <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> will \r\n    <lb />also do harm &amp; therefore must be guarded against \r\n    <lb />&amp; by medecines if necessary. I supose you will comÂ¬\r\n    <lb />municate all this to <choice><abbr>J<sup>n.</sup></abbr><expan>John</expan></choice> M<sup>c</sup>lean who will\r\n    <lb />understand it &amp; execute it very well. Wishing you \r\n    <lb />success I am Sir\r\n</p>\r\n<closer>\r\n<salute>\r\n  \r\n    <lb />your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n</salute>\r\n<signed>W<sup>m.</sup> Cullen</signed>\r\n    <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 16<sup>th</sup>\r\n    <lb />1776</dateline>\r\n</closer>    \r\n\r\n</div>\r\n</body>', 379, 2, '2013-09-18 10:47:49', 127),
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Eyre\'s election was subsequently squashed on petition. Details in J. M. Fewster, â€˜The Politics and Administration of the Borough of Morpeth in the later 18th Cent.â€™, Durham Univ. Ph.D. thesis.</note> the\r\n    <lb />place of his residence, when he had made very free\r\n    <lb />with his Constitution in drinking &amp;c, -  And about \r\n    <lb />three years Ago he came in a very bad way to\r\n    <lb />drink the Goats Whey here at Wooler; - He had\r\n    <lb />then much the Same Symptoms you now find him \r\n    <lb />have, but not so severe. - He then recovered SurprizingÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ly and continued well for about two years, But\r\n    <lb />upon receiving a <condition n=\"13\">Cold</condition> last March was Seized with\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    \r\n    <lb />A <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> &amp;c. He was then treated properly I do SupÂ¬\r\n    <lb />pose as the Symptoms indicated, by the Gentlemen\r\n    <lb />he there employed. - As he had received so great benefit \r\n    <lb />from the Goats Whey formerly, they sent him back \r\n    <lb />About 8 Weeks Ago, And was then taking the Gum\r\n    <lb />pills with <ingredient n=\"5\">Ass: feetid.</ingredient> &amp;c, and an <action n=\"34\">anodyne</action> every\r\n    <lb />night at bedtime - - The Goats Whey he has taken\r\n    <lb />freely every morning and Evening, and the <ingredient n=\"261\">Elixir\r\n    <lb />of Vitriol</ingredient> in a Weak <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">infusion of the Bark</ingredient> three\r\n    <lb />times in the Day, in order to Strengthen his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>,\r\n    <lb />and to prevent the <symptom n=\"28\">Night Sweats</symptom> which he was\r\n    <lb />Subject to. - - The Gentleman who attended him at \r\n    <lb />Morpeth desired me to give him a <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"15\">Decoction of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> \r\n    <lb />Bark</ingredient>, instead of the <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">infusion</ingredient>, but this brought\r\n    <lb />on a <symptom n=\"31\">Diarrhea</symptom> which is ceased since we left it off. \r\n    <lb />When he came here he had an <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> in his <bodypart n=\"18\">thigh</bodypart>,\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n \r\n    <lb />Which still continues, but upon his <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> &amp;\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of breathing</symptom> increasing I applied a \r\n    <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> betwixt his <bodypart n=\"11\">Shoulders</bodypart>, which we still keep\r\n    <lb />open, but the <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> being rather too Copious,\r\n    <lb />designs to Check it a little. - - His <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> ever since\r\n    <lb />he came here has been about 120 in a Minute.\r\n    <lb />The <action n=\"34\">Anodyne</action> he takes is 12 or 14 drops of \r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"58\"><choice><abbr>Laud:</abbr><expan>Laudanum</expan></choice></ingredient> with 20 drops <ingredient n=\"91\"><choice><abbr>Sp: Nitr: dulc:</abbr><expan>Spiritus Nitro Dulcis</expan></choice></ingredient> - Youl\r\n    <lb />please to give him all the encouragement you\r\n    <lb />can, but please give my son the real state of his Case.\r\n    <lb />All other particulars he will inform you of\r\n    <lb />himself; his Appetite is good but I think he\r\n    <lb />has rather been over much indulged in Animal\r\n    <lb />food. -\r\n</p>\r\n<closer>\r\n<salute>    \r\n    <lb />I am Gentlemen your very <choice><abbr>hb<sup>l.</sup></abbr><expan>humble</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n</salute>\r\n<signed><choice><abbr>W<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>William</expan></choice> Turnbull</signed>\r\n<dateline>Wooler July 30<sup>th</sup> <u>1775</u></dateline>\r\n</closer>\r\n<postscript>N:B He <treatment n=\"1\">lost 4 Ounces of blood</treatment> 3 Weeks ago very little Sizy -- </postscript>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"4\" />\r\n<handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n    <lb />Turnbull C. \r\n    <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Crawford\r\n    <lb />vol IV. p 26\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Alison\r\n    <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Thomson\r\n    <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Mackenzie\r\n    <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Allan\r\n    <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Smollet<note>This list of names is a later addition in the hand of Cullen\'s assistant. 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The foundation of most of them seems to be of a <condition n=\"3\">goutty\r\n            <lb />humour</condition> in his <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> which is not thrown upon the extremities so\r\n            <lb />frequently or so fully as might be wished. In winter 1755-56 he \r\n            <lb />had a fit of the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> which attacking Successively Several <bodypart n=\"89\">joints</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />confined him to the house for two months. <del>and</del>. After its leaving every\r\n            <lb />other <bodypart n=\"89\">joint</bodypart> a pain remained long in the left <del><bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart></del> <bodypart n=\"14\">wrist</bodypart> and <del>after</del>\r\n            <lb />in Spring 1756 after his going to bath he had a return of it in the \r\n            <lb />Same part. He has had very little pain from that time to the\r\n            <lb />month of January this year when he was seized with a pretty\r\n            <lb />regular fit. The pain <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammation</symptom> and <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom> were not in any\r\n            <lb />part very acute or considerable but Successively attacked his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"23\">ancles</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"19\">knees</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"14\">wrist</bodypart> and by turns going and returning <del>to t</del> My\r\n            <lb />Lord has laboured under the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> for more than two months. As\r\n            <lb />before the pain particularly lingered long in the left <bodypart n=\"14\">wrist</bodypart> and he \r\n            <lb />has been long of recovering the use of his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart>. These continuing to\r\n            <lb />feel <symptom n=\"70\">as if bruised and Sore</symptom>. During these fits his Lordships <symptom n=\"8\">appetite\r\n            <lb />falls off</symptom> very much and in coming out of the fits he does not reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cover it well. This leads to mention the Complaints My Lord\r\n            <lb />has had in the intervals of his <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition> that is for some years past.\r\n            <lb />His <symptom n=\"8\">Appetite has been bad</symptom> and his <symptom n=\"48\">Digestion weak</symptom>. <add place=\"above\">In the morning</add> After meals the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> feels loaded the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> <symptom n=\"9\">drowsy the body torpid and \r\n            <lb />Sluggish</symptom> and a little Sleep was the only means of dispelling \r\n            <lb />all that uneasiness. At other times too My Lord complained often \r\n            <lb />of <add place=\"above\">pain of the <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>,</add> a <symptom n=\"9\">torpor and sluggishness</symptom> and <symptom n=\"116\">unfitness for application of any\r\n            <lb />kind</symptom> and a want of relish for any amusement. <add place=\"above\"><symptom n=\"9\">Fatigue</symptom> <unclear>cured</unclear> by sleep</add> His Lordship\r\n            <lb />also complained frequently of a feeling as of a <symptom n=\"21\">Scalding humour</symptom>\r\n            <lb />running thro\' his <bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart>. These last complaints were most\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />frequent and seldom failed to attack in moist ha<del>v</del>zy \r\n            <lb />weather before a fall of Rain or Snow and at the first\r\n            <lb />Setting in of a frost while settled clear and dry weather\r\n            <lb />gave relief. When the complaints of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomack</bodypart> were\r\n            <lb />troublesome <treatment n=\"9\">Vomits</treatment> were given with advantage but generally\r\n            <lb />showed the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> had been loaded with a great deal of\r\n            <lb />viscid <del>flame</del> phlegm. Formerly My Lord was of a <symptom n=\"24\">Costive</symptom>\r\n            <lb />habit but of late his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> had been rather <symptom n=\"31\">loose &amp; slippery</symptom>\r\n            <lb />In the beginning of last Winter My Lord had a \r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"91\">Nephritic fit</condition>. Moderate in its Symptoms and in a few \r\n            <lb />days relieved by the <unclear>Lxeration</unclear><note>Unclear, but appears to read \'Lxeration\', which is not in OED, but probably a derivation of \'Lixiviate\', since lye was employed as a detergent to dispel sand or calculus from the bladder by means of urination.</note>  of a Small quantity of sand. \r\n            <lb />Even before that time and more especially since his\r\n            <lb />Lordship has been troubled with a <symptom n=\"27\">frequent desire to \r\n            <lb />make Water</symptom>. <del>So</del> so urgent that it must immediately be \r\n            <lb />yielded to. The stimulus to go to Stool is commonly of\r\n            <lb />the same nature <del>except</del> Except in the beginning of a <condition n=\"3\">goutt<unclear>y</unclear>\r\n            <lb />fit</condition> my Lord is pretty free from any degree of <symptom n=\"34\">fever</symptom> and his\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> is always very good. He has been sometimes <treatment n=\"1\">blooded</treatment>\r\n            <lb />but the <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> has hardly at any time shown any <symptom n=\"62\">inflammatory\r\n            <lb />diathesis</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />These Ailments have been Supposed to proceed in part\r\n            <lb />from a <symptom n=\"23\">weakness of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart></symptom> in part from an <symptom n=\"28\">imperfect\r\n            <lb />perspiration</symptom>. 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Flannel shirts night\r\n             <lb />&amp; day he has constantlie wore, &amp; every day\r\n             <lb />on horse back well Cloath\'d that he possibÂ¬\r\n             <lb />lie could get out, after the <ingredient n=\"139\">Anodyne</ingredient> was\r\n             <lb />laid aside he try\'d the <ingredient n=\"4\">Balsam</ingredient>, which he\r\n             <lb />found neither good nor <illegible w=\"1\"/> <unclear>from</unclear>.\r\n             <lb />The <treatment n=\"11\">perpetual Issue</treatment> between his <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart>\r\n             <lb />has all along discharg\'d well, &amp; upon the\r\n             <lb />whole he was rather better at first till the\r\n             <lb />sudden Change of Weather happen\'d, but\r\n             <lb />since then he has lost Ground considerablie,\r\n             <lb />I should have mention\'d that the <symptom n=\"28\">sweatings</symptom>\r\n             <lb />had entirelie stoppt when the Frost set in\r\n             <lb />they were diminuishing a little before, but\r\n             <lb />that <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> (which has ever been measurablie\r\n             <lb />keen) has Encreass\'d Considerablie for weeks\r\n             <lb />back, seldom or ever under <unclear>120</unclear> in the\r\n             <lb />day time, &amp; more frequent in the nights,\r\n             <lb />&amp; with <symptom n=\"33\">rovings for a Week the first\r\n             <lb />part of the night,</symptom> this last fortnight his\r\n             <lb /><bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> have been a good deal \r\n<symptom n=\"63\">swell\'d</symptom>, strength\r\n             <lb />greatie reduc\'d, &amp; otherwise much <symptom n=\"26\">EmaciÂ¬\r\n             <lb />ate</symptom>, his <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> in the night very severe, &amp;\r\n             <lb />without Expectoration till morning, when\r\n             <lb />he throws up great quantity, but now\r\n             <lb />finds the Phlegm a great deal more tuff,\r\n             <lb />Gluie &amp; Viscid than formerlie, &amp; much\r\n             <lb />harder to get up. He has been much disÂ¬\r\n             <lb />tress\'d with <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom>, tho Vegetables having\r\n             <lb />lost their <action n=\"21\">laxative quality</action> they kept his <unclear><bodypart n=\"64\"><choice><abbr>be</abbr><expan>belly</expan></choice></bodypart></unclear>\r\n             <lb />open even when dealing in the Draughts.\r\n         </p>\r\n    \r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />About a Week ago he took a fancie for thin\r\n            <lb />pottage &amp; small Beer which left his <bodypart n=\"64\">BelÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly</bodypart> open, &amp; finds no bad effects otherwise\r\n            <lb />he takes them for Breakfast. I have\r\n            <lb />now given you all that occurs as to his preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sent situation, but by a Conversation I\r\n            <lb />had yesterday with his master, there may\r\n            <lb />be Grounds to his feet, the lade might not\r\n            <lb />have been altogether, so well for a Course of\r\n            <lb />years, or perhaps he had Imagin\'d himself\r\n            <lb />his master <choice><abbr>Cap.<sup>t</sup><expan>Captain</expan></abbr></choice> Urquhart assures me,\r\n            <lb />that Nine <del>weeks ago</del> years ago when over\r\n            <lb />in Ireland, he observ\'d him frequentlie\r\n            <lb />hacking, &amp; sometimes <symptom n=\"76\">spitting</symptom>, as if there\r\n            <lb />had been something in his <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart> &amp;\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart>, &amp; sometimes Inclinable to <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> a\r\n            <lb />little, as if proceeding from <symptom n=\"46\">defluxion</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />at least this is the Account his master\r\n            <lb />makes of it, &amp; that he had frequentlie\r\n            <lb />observed it from that Period, the <choice><abbr>Capt.<expan>Captain</expan></abbr></choice>\r\n            <lb />likewise told <unclear>me</unclear>, that he thought him\r\n            <lb />far from well last Spring in his Way\r\n            <lb />to London, &amp; was frequentlie oblig\'d to\r\n            <lb />take him into the Carriage, tho there\r\n            <lb />was another gentleman in it besides,\r\n            <lb />&amp; during the time he was at London\r\n            <lb />seldom had a Stool without physic,\r\n            <lb />&amp; tho going about in his Usual way,\r\n            <lb />yet his master did not think him quite\r\n            <lb />in sorts, some time not sensible of it\r\n            <lb />himself, &amp; even when at home I\'m\r\n            <lb />inform\'d he <choice><abbr>Us\'d</abbr><expan>Used</expan></choice> to be taking <action n=\"32\">vomits</action>\r\n            <lb />&amp; physic without Peoples knowing,\r\n            <lb />he was indeed a smart Valuable servant,\r\n            <lb />&amp; I Observe his master has been very\r\n            <lb />more Attentive to him, than he often\r\n            \r\n         <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />been to himself, h<unclear>e is</unclear> exceedinglie anxious abÂ¬\r\n            <lb />out him, &amp; begs your opinion fully in <del>Cour</del>\r\n            <lb />Course. Two Guinea notes are Enclos\'d,\r\n            <lb />I am\r\n            <lb />always with perfect regard,\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n        <salute>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>Obed.<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>h.</abbr><expan>humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>s.</abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n\r\n            \r\n            <signed><choice><abbr>Thos.<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>Thomas</expan></choice> Duncanson</signed>\r\n\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Forres\r\n                <lb />24<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>No<sup>r.</sup><expan>November</expan></abbr></choice><u>1775</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I doubt not but you\'ll be pleas\'d to hear\r\n            <lb />somehing of my good Friend M.<sup>r</sup> Cumming\r\n            <lb />of Altyre, he <unclear>appears measurable</unclear> better, til\r\n            <lb />the Change of <del>when</del>Weather, when the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> return\'d, &amp; soon made a rapid progÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ress, not much in the <bodypart n=\"30\">Abdomen</bodypart>, but greatlie\r\n            <lb />in the Extremity, &amp; <unclear>anniveles</unclear> up &amp; down along\r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"73\">sides</bodypart>, one of his <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> is now <condition n=\"117\">broke</condition>\r\n            <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"46\">discharges</symptom> a great deal, since the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom>\r\n            <lb />advanc\'d above the <bodypart n=\"59\">Loyns</bodypart>, his <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom> has been\r\n            <lb />uncommon, but little or no <symptom n=\"34\">fever</symptom> in the\r\n            <lb />day, &amp; much less than usual in the night\r\n            <lb />as also <del>in</del> the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>. His appetite is still\r\n            <lb />good &amp; drinks a little wine at dinner\r\n            <lb />&amp; in good spirits. Will not the <unclear><treatment n=\"11\">draining</treatment></unclear>\r\n            <lb />prolong his days, pray let me know on\r\n            <lb />a <unclear>slip of paper</unclear>.\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor <choice><abbr>Will.<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>William</expan></choice> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb />at <choice><abbr>Edinrbr.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p> \r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n\r\n            <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>D.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Doctor</expan></choice> Duncanson <choice><abbr>ab.<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>about</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />John<note>This was presumably done in error, as the patient is evidently a Robert Grant.</note>  Grant &amp;c.\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Nov.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 24<sup>th</sup> 1775.\r\n            <lb />Vol. IV. p. 88.\r\n            \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n           \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1178, 11, '2014-10-13 15:31:52', 412);
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I formerly held it as\r\n            <lb />a <choice><abbr>gen<sup>l</sup></abbr><expan>general</expan></choice> rule <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> all <choice><abbr>p<sup>ns</sup></abbr><expan>pains</expan></choice> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"89\">joints</bodypart> alternating <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>affect<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>affections</expan></choice> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>Stom.</abbr><expan>Stomach</expan></choice></bodypart> were to be <choice><abbr>consid<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>considered</expan></choice> as <condition n=\"3\">gouty</condition> but\r\n            <lb />have found <choice><abbr>excep<sup>t.s</sup></abbr><expan>exceptions</expan></choice> &amp; I think <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> among <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> rest..\r\n            <lb />Her age sex circumstances &amp;c. lead me to think <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatic</condition> kind &amp; upon <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> I proceed in <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>what</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />I am to advise &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> is to try her <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a <choice><abbr>dos.</abbr><expan>dose</expan></choice> or 2 of\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"64\">Dov. 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Must take it in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>morn.</abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> after her usual time of <choice><abbr>sleep<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>sleeping</expan></choice> is over. Your\r\n            <lb />first trial may be in a <choice><abbr>dos.</abbr><expan>dose</expan></choice> of <choice><abbr>gr. xx</abbr><expan>twenty grains</expan></choice>.. Let her be\r\n            <lb />laid in <choice><abbr>flann.</abbr><expan>flannel</expan></choice> shirt &amp; in blankets. 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At any time\r\n            <lb />a small cupfull of weak beef tea <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a bit of brread\r\n            <lb />should be her <choice><abbr>nourishm<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>nourishment</expan></choice> for <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> day. 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I <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> have it <choice><abbr>contin<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice> if possible\r\n            <lb />in a <choice><abbr>moder.</abbr><expan>moderate</expan></choice> way for 12 hours. &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>then</expan></choice> shifted into\r\n            <lb />dry flannels &amp; blankets <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> out being taken out\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />of bed for <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>n<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>night</expan></choice>. Even next <choice><abbr>morn.</abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> greatest care\r\n            <lb />must be taken to avoid <symptom n=\"20\">cold</symptom> &amp; if can keep bed <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />whole of <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> day, will be of advantage. <choice><abbr>Accord.</abbr><expan>According</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> trial &amp; <choice><abbr>circumst.</abbr><expan>circumstances</expan></choice> after it &amp;c. you will be\r\n            <lb />determined to repeat <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> dose in 2 3 or 4 <choice><abbr>d<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan><unclear>days</unclear></expan></choice> greater\r\n            <lb />or less as occasion &amp;c &amp; I must have a report\r\n            <lb />of this before &amp;c further. &amp;c\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Feb.</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 27.\r\n                <lb /><u>1775</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3724, 11, '2015-04-17 23:11:35', 240),
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The <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> will I think do no service.\r\n            <lb />The powder will be of more service but the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"241\">Sang. draconis</ingredient> is an useless ingredient and the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"250\">Alum</ingredient> may be increased or the doses of it may\r\n            <lb />be taken more frequently. Five grams of <ingredient n=\"250\">Alum</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />may be taken every two hours for five or six\r\n            <lb />times and in the intervening hours he may take\r\n            <lb />from five to ten grams of <ingredient n=\"91\">Nitre</ingredient>. The <ingredient n=\"261\">Elixir\r\n            <lb />of Vitriol</ingredient> may be taken to fifeteen or twenty\r\n            <lb />drops with every dose of the <ingredient n=\"250\">Alum</ingredient> or the cold\r\n            <lb />water he drinks Should be constantly acidulated\r\n            <lb />with the <ingredient n=\"108\">Spiritus Vitrioli tenuis</ingredient>. I think the <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment>\r\n            <lb />to the <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> was a very proper application, but it\r\n            <lb />must not be turned into a perpetual <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment>\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />but healed up as soon as may be that a fresh\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> may be applied if necessary. The <symptom n=\"4\">tickling\r\n            <lb />cough</symptom> must be prevented as much as possible\r\n            <lb />And <ingredient n=\"29\">Pomfret Cakes</ingredient> may be usefull but an\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"34\">anodyne</action> at bed time may be still more effectual.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Wishing you heartily success I am\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most obedient Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin:<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 15.<sup>th</sup> April\r\n                <lb /><u>1775.</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3731, 3, '2012-11-22 13:48:33', 106),
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He\r\n        <lb />has been <symptom n=\"24\">constantly costive</symptom>, and never has a stool\r\n        <lb />but when procurâ€™d by <treatment n=\"30\">the strongest Purges</treatment>, and <choice><orig>Ê’Å¿s\r\n            <lb />or g<sup>r</sup>. xxxv</orig><reg>half a drachm or 35 grains</reg></choice> of the <ingredient n=\"367\"><choice><orig>Pill. Coch Minor</orig><reg>Pill of Coccia Minor</reg></choice></ingredient>, must be assisted\r\n        <lb />by <treatment n=\"8\">an Injection</treatment> to cause a single motion and this\r\n        <lb />operation he is obliged to undergo two or three times\r\n        <lb />a week. A few grains of <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient> were given two or\r\n        <lb />three times with the above Pills <action n=\"24\">which Purged briskly</action>\r\n        <lb />but I did not like proceed in the use of it, as it would\r\n        <lb />be necessary to repeat it often, and might be of bad\r\n        <lb />effect. Since <condition n=\"10\">the Fever</condition> left him, <symptom n=\"15\">his Pulse has been\r\n        <lb />regular and good</symptom>, and for months past his nights\r\n        <lb />have been tolerable, except upon change of weather\r\n        <lb />when he suffered from a violent pain in the <condition n=\"31\">Paralytic</condition>\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> particularly on <bodypart n=\"11\">the shoulder joint</bodypart>, and though\r\n        <lb />it is <symptom n=\"26\">not emaciated</symptom>, yet <condition n=\"31\">he has not power to move\r\n        <lb />it</condition>, it is sensible upon touching, and immersing <choice><abbr> y<sup>e</sup>\r\n        </abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />hand either in hot or cold water, gives exquisite\r\n        <lb />pain to <bodypart n=\"12\">the whole arm</bodypart>. <treatment n=\"11\">The Issue</treatment> in <bodypart n=\"1\">the head</bodypart> is\r\n        <lb />still kept open, <treatment n=\"37\">frictions</treatment> as usual have been conÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tinued, and for a time <add place=\"above\">he</add> swallowed <ingredient n=\"60\">a portion of musÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tard daily</ingredient>. The use of the Spring Deal has been\r\n        <lb />advised as exercise, and <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity has been recomÂ¬\r\n        <lb />mended, but a machine could not be got</treatment>, <symptom n=\"74\">his memory\r\n        <lb />is but little impairâ€™d</symptom> being able to dictate a letter\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb /> upon any particular business, triffling circumÂ¬\r\n        <lb />stances <symptom n=\"74\">he sometimes forgets</symptom>, such as mistaking the\r\n        <lb />day of the week. For three or four nights past <symptom n=\"17\">he\r\n        <lb />has rested ill</symptom>, upon waking imagines himself\r\n        <lb />neglected and thrown into a corner to perish, at same\r\n        <lb />time <condition n=\"10\">not the least degree of Fever</condition>. It will give me\r\n        <lb />great satisfaction to have your opinion of the\r\n        <lb />method that has been pursued, as well as your\r\n        <lb />advice how to proceed further. I beg leave to return\r\n        <lb />you thanks for your good wishes, and believe me\r\n        <lb />to be with respect, Sir</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>Your most <choice><abbr>Ob<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> Humble <supplied>Servant</supplied></salute>\r\n        <signed>Roger H<supplied>erriot</supplied></signed>\r\n        <dateline>Foress 28<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />1777</dateline>\r\n    </closer></div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p><lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh</p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>M<sup>r</sup> Herriot\r\n            <lb />Mr Monro\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb.</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1777\r\n            <lb />V VI. P109 -</annot>\r\n    </div></body>\r\n', 1354, 2, '2013-08-20 17:08:47', 134),
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The other is the\r\n            <lb/><condition n=\"131\">muscae volitantes</condition> etc.  This certainly an affection of the <bodypart n=\"6\">Retina</bodypart>, whether connected <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>external affection is doubtfull but I think not, because <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"62\">external inflammation</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>not affecting even <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"6\">adnata</bodypart> is therefore not <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> commonly communiÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>cated to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"6\">retina</bodypart> etc etc for another reason <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> I have seen 100 instances of each but\r\n            <lb/>always separate.  After this my notion, sorry to add, that they are both in my exÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>perience of difficult cure. especialy in one who is obliged to use his eyes much,\r\n            <lb/>but in that case also we are engaged to take <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> most pains.  The external affection\r\n            <lb/>may be supposed to depend upon some fault in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> mass of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> but <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> nature of\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> fault very uncertain &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> one <add place=\"above\">the</add> most suspicious Viz. a <condition n=\"34\">scrophulous taint</condition> is of\r\n            <lb/>very difficult cure. But whatever be in this notion about a fault in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>this is not <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> season to mend it but if <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> disease continue obstinate I shall give\r\n            <lb/>you my opinion about <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> most proper measures.  We may treat it as a local affection\r\n            <lb/>&amp; in that way I have often succeeded.  There are 3 sorts of remedies <unclear>of</unclear> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I ha<subst><del>d</del><add>ve</add></subst>\r\n            <lb/>had success i.e. <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"238\">lead</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"112\">copper</ingredient>.  I use them all in form of <treatment n=\"43\">unguentor\r\n                <lb/>Liniment</treatment> &amp; begin <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial ointment</ingredient> taking care to use one in <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> no <ingredient n=\"55\">turÂ¬\r\n                    <lb/>pentine</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"206\">balsam of Sulphur</ingredient> has been used in rubbing <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"2\">mercury</ingredient> &amp; only s\r\n            <lb/>as has been prepared <choice><abbr>accord</abbr><expan>according</expan></choice> to <choice><abbr>Ph. Edin.</abbr><expan>(The) Edinburgh Pharmacopoeia</expan></choice> ult. edit.<note>See the formula for \'Unguentum Mercuralis\' (Mercurial Ointment) in <i>Pharmacopoeia Collegii Regii Medicorum Edinburgensis</i> (Edinburgh: 1774), p.177-8.</note><choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"386\">suet</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"209\">lard</ingredient> alone.  Even to\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> I join at first an equal part of <ingredient n=\"209\">lard</ingredient>.  Of <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> mixture I would have <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> bigness\r\n            <lb/>of half a small pea put between each of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> 	<bodypart n=\"6\">eyelids</bodypart> towards <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"133\">outer corner</bodypart>. If\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> give no <symptom n=\"47\">smart</symptom>, <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> strength of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"329\">ointment</ingredient> maybe increased till it give a\r\n            <lb/>little <symptom n=\"47\">smarting</symptom> &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> may be continued for a week or two.  That time will determine \r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> effect of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"329\">ointment</ingredient>.  The <unclear>il</unclear> be good, you must not continue it longer at this\r\n            <lb/>season as I suppose <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Brown must be a good deal abroad &amp; if <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> weather\r\n            <lb/>prove very cold this will not agree with <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"329\">ointment</ingredient>. But if you see good\r\n            <lb/>effects of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"329\">ointment</ingredient>, after intermitting it for a week or two especially if the weaÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ther be favourable you may apply it again for a week or two as you see proper. \r\n            <lb/>In <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> intervals &amp; especially if <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"2\">â˜¿</ingredient>ial seems to have little effect you must emÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ploy <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"210\">Saturninium</ingredient> in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same manner. Please take it as in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> last Dispensatory<note>See the formula for \'Unguentum Saturninum\' (Lead Ointment) in <i>Pharmacopoeia Collegii Regii Medicorum Edinburgensis</i> (Edinburgh: 1774), p.178</note>            <lb/><choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> is <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> half <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> proportion of <ingredient n=\"120\"><choice><abbr>sacch. saturn.</abbr><expan>saccharum saturni</expan></choice></ingredient> <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> was in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> last &amp; in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> first trial\r\n        </p>	\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/> \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>you may take it down a little <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"209\">axunge</ingredient>. In short it should <symptom n=\"47\">smart</symptom> a little but not\r\n            <lb/>too much.  The <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"329\">ointment</ingredient> must be used only at night but <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"238\">Saturnine</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>may be used both night &amp; morning &amp; a little of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"238\">lead</ingredient> softens between two warm \r\n            <lb/>fingers may be <treatment n=\"43\">anointed</treatment> on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"6\">commissura palpebranum</bodypart> closed. With respect to\r\n            <lb/>both <ingredient n=\"329\">ointments</ingredient> please observe <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> one good affect is to prevent <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"126\">gluing together\r\n                <lb/>of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"6\">eyelids</bodypart></symptom> liable to be too troublesome in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> morning &amp; to secure <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> it will be\r\n            <lb/>usefull when he wakes at any time of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> night to put a little fresh <ingredient n=\"153\">ointment</ingredient><del>s</del> beÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tween 	<bodypart n=\"6\">eyelids</bodypart> or if <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"2\">â˜¿ial</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"210\">â™„ine</ingredient> give <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"47\">smarting</symptom> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> second unction may be\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>w</abbr> <expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr> <expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Linim<sup>t</sup></abbr> <expan>Liniment</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"42\">album</ingredient> <choice><abbr>Ph. Lond.</abbr> <expan>(The) London Pharmacopoeia</expan></choice> or <ingredient n=\"294\">areum</ingredient> <choice><abbr>Ph. Ed.</abbr> <expan>(The) Edinburgh Pharmacopoeia</expan></choice>. If <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"210\">Saturninium</ingredient> do not\r\n            <lb/>seem to answer <choice><abbr>y</abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> purpose you may proceed to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"345\">unguent. ex aerugine</ingredient> taking\r\n            <lb/>down <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> strength of it as you shall think proper. By one or other of these\r\n            <lb/>means I hope M<sup>r</sup> Brown shall find relief &amp; till you tell me otherwise I shall\r\n            <lb/>not offer any further advice. The trials will at least put of a part of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> winter\r\n            <lb/>&amp; bring us to a season when other trials will be more safe. In <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> meantime\r\n            <lb/>you must constantly inculcate that it is extremely difficult often impossible\r\n            <lb/>to mend <symptom n=\"139\">tender</symptom> <bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart> when <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> patient is constantly employing them &amp; he must\r\n            <lb/>therefore take pains to avoid both reading &amp; writing as <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> as possible. I would\r\n            <lb/>also say <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> moderate living &amp; strict temperance in drinking, are very proper\r\n            <lb/>for him &amp; even necessary for him in spite of some strange stories <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> he\r\n            <lb/>tells me, of <choice><abbr>w<sup></sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> you upon <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> spot may be a better judge than I am.<note>Obscure allusion, there being no other documents relating to this person.</note>\r\n\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>With regard to his <condition n=\"131\">muscae volitantes</condition> I have to say that I have known\r\n            <lb/>them go off <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>out any remedies &amp; I have known <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> to continue for life <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>out\r\n            <lb/>ending in <symptom n=\"11\">amaurosis</symptom>. However I <add place=\"above\">dont</add> say they are to be neglected &amp; he may\r\n            <lb/>be relieved by sparing his <bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart> &amp; making a perpetual <treatment n=\"11\">issue</treatment> in\r\n            <lb/>his the <bodypart n=\"1\">crown of his head</bodypart> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> with a wig gives little inconvenience\r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"11\">issue</treatment> are to go further it must be by a <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurial course</ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> neither\r\n            <lb/>his business nor the season will easily admit of now. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I have <choice><abbr>rec<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>received</expan></choice> all your parcells &amp; have paid your Draught but\r\n            <lb/>as I do not remember of having paid for the parcel <choice><abbr>rec<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>received</expan></choice> at KilmarÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>nach<note>Contents of parcel and context unknown.</note> I added nine shillings to the Sum in your Draught.\r\n   \r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 373, 11, '2014-10-07 21:02:09', 153),
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years has for several years\r\n            <lb/>past been troubled with <symptom n=\"1\">violent head achs</symptom>, The physical\r\n            <lb/>people told <add place=\"above\">him</add> a fit of the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> would do him good but\r\n            <lb/>he never has had a <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> tho he has <add place=\"above\">had</add> frequently pains in\r\n            <lb/>his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> something like <condition n=\"3\">gouty pains</condition>, about 16 months\r\n            <lb/>ago he had a <condition n=\"96\">stroke</condition> of the <condition n=\"31\">Palsy</condition> <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> was a <condition n=\"31\">compleat\r\n                <lb/>Hemiplegia</condition>, he thought it was occasioned by a long ride\r\n            <lb/>he had taken the preceeding day, by the way I must tell\r\n            <lb/>you M<sup>r</sup> Key takes no exercise is a man of a relaxed state\r\n            <lb/>and <condition n=\"21\">weak nerves</condition>, this <condition n=\"31\">palsy</condition> went of unexputedly well\r\n            <lb/>he has no remains of it excepting a very little <symptom n=\"20\">coldness</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>and <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> is some of his <bodypart n=\"16\">fingers</bodypart> of <del>hand</del> <add place=\"above\">the</add> <bodypart n=\"15\">hand</bodypart> of that side\r\n            <lb/>that was affected, he had always <symptom n=\"139\">tender</symptom> <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> and was a \r\n            <lb/> <symptom n=\"138\">bad walker</symptom> -- For Four years past he has had once a\r\n            <lb/>year a <symptom n=\"51\">complaint</symptom> in his <bodypart n=\"25\">Toes</bodypart>, it begins with <symptom n=\"114\">pain</symptom>\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"62\">inflamation</symptom> and 	<symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> in <del>d</del> one or two of his <bodypart 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 </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/> \r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>he takes at present what he used to take formerly on\r\n            <lb/>these occasions <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> is half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"16\">white mustard\r\n                <lb/>seed</ingredient> every morning and a dram of <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> twice a day\r\n            <lb/>and we <treatment n=\"23\">poultice</treatment> the <bodypart n=\"25\">toes</bodypart>, he has a very good appetite\r\n            <lb/>rather indulges I beleive in high seasoned food, he is\r\n            <lb/>very regular in his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>, his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse low rather quick</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>I advised him last summer to try the cold bath it had a\r\n            <lb/>wonderfull good effect it strengthned him greatly and\r\n            <lb/>we thought had quite cured him, but has now got <del>Aas</del>\r\n            <lb/>a return of the <symptom n=\"51\">complaint of the <bodypart n=\"25\">toes</bodypart></symptom> as I have described\r\n            <lb/>above, I have here enclosed a Guinea note, please to\r\n            <lb/>prescribe for him as soon as you possibly can\r\n        </p>\r\n      <closer> \r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb/>I am with great respect\r\n                <lb/>Sir your most obedient <choice><abbr>Sert</abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n             \r\n                 <signed>Ja<sup>s</sup> Wood</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/> \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>To\r\n            <lb/>Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb/>Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1185, 2, '2013-08-09 17:03:45', 260),
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I did not see\r\n    <lb />him at this time, but I do not find that the <symptom n=\"36\">catarrhal sympÂ¬\r\n    <lb />toms</symptom> were either unusual, or more severe than with others.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />He did not recover however from this illness in the manÂ¬ \r\n    <lb />ner that could have been wished, but continued, till about\r\n    <lb />a fortnight ago, to <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> and <symptom n=\"76\">expectorate</symptom> more or less,\r\n    <lb />when he was attacked early in the morning by a severe \r\n    <lb />fit of the <u><condition n=\"14\">Asthma</condition></u>. ---- I did not see him till this attack\r\n    <lb />was over, but it had been so violent as to require imÂ¬\r\n    <lb />mediate <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment>; and at least <u>twelve</u> ounces of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />were drawn, <del>relief</del> which brought him a speedy relief.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />Very soon after he lost this <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>, the mucus which he \r\n    <lb />expectorated was observed to be tinged red, or, as we say,\r\n    <lb /><u>keely</u><note>Derived from \"keel\", an old (Scots?) term for a type of \'red ochreous iron-ore used for marking sheep, stone, timber...\' (OED).</note> which was likewise the case the two succeeding\r\n    <lb />mornings; for the returns of the <symptom n=\"95\">paroxysms</symptom> made it\r\n    <lb /><u>twice again</u> <treatment n=\"1\">necessary to open a vein</treatment>, and he lost\r\n    <lb />fourteen or sixteen ounces more. ---- There was some\r\n    <lb /><unclear>sizeness</unclear> on the surface of the <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>, but the <bodypart n=\"48\">crassamentÂ¬\r\n    <lb />um</bodypart> below was evidently <u>not</u> of a firm texture, one or \r\n    <lb />two of the cups having <del>indeed<add place=\"above\">even</add></del> somewhat of a dissolved\r\n    <lb />appearance, a circumstance which I have more than once\r\n    <lb />observed in <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> covered with a good deal of size. ----\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    \r\n    <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Dicksons <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> however was firm and full, and bore the <treatment n=\"1\">bleedings</treatment>\r\n    <lb />well. Though quickened at times, especially in the beginning, it has <add place=\"above\">not</add> been\r\n    <lb />considerably so at any time, and now, for the most part, is very little\r\n    <lb />above the natural.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>    \r\n    <lb />After the three first <symptom n=\"95\">paroxysms</symptom> which I have mentioned, he\r\n    <lb />continued for four or five days, to be very easy. But I must tell \r\n    <lb />you that, after the large <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> on the first day, as he continued\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"12\">wheezing</symptom>, and expectorated with difficulty, I directed a pretty\r\n    <lb />large <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> to be applied between his <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart>. As <symptom n=\"24\">he wanted\r\n    <lb />stools</symptom> too, he took in the afternoon <add place=\"above\">as he did likewise two days after</add> a dram of the <ingredient n=\"10\"><choice><abbr>Pulv.e Jalap. \r\n    <lb />comp.</abbr><expan>Pulvis Jalapae Compositus</expan></choice></ingredient> a <action n=\"24\">purge</action> which for the speediness and easiness of it operaÂ¬\r\n    <lb />tion, I have been led to prescribe very frequently. --- The second\r\n    <lb />and third fit were <del>by</del> not so severe as the first one. ---\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />As to the other means which I have used, <del>as putting</del> besides\r\n    <lb />our ordinary lesser assistances, such as putting the <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> into warm\r\n    <lb />water <add place=\"above\">(when a fit was approaching)</add> <treatment n=\"42\">breathing over the steam of hot water and vinegar</treatment>; using\r\n    <lb />a <action n=\"19\">pectoral drink</action>, and eating oranges, I put him upon the\r\n    <lb />use of a <ingredient n=\"154\">Gum Ammoniae</ingredient> mixture, dissolving the Gum in Vinegar\r\n    <lb />in the manner of Sir John Floyer<note>The eminent physician Sir John Floyer (1649-1734), was the author of an important <i>Treatise of the Asthma</i> (1698), partly based on his own experiences as a sufferer from the condition.</note>, but substituting mucelage\r\n    <lb />of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient> for honey, as M<sup>r</sup> <choice><abbr>D.</abbr><expan>Dickson</expan></choice> cannot use honey. During the \r\n    <lb />four or five days that he continued so easy, he took in this\r\n    <lb />way from a scruple to half a dram of <ingredient n=\"154\"><choice><abbr>G.</abbr><expan>Gum</expan></choice> ammoniae</ingredient> <add place=\"above\">night &amp; morning</add> without\r\n    <lb />its offending his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, or being attended with any inconveÂ¬\r\n    <lb />nience. - As I wished to use along with the <ingredient n=\"154\"><choice><abbr>G.</abbr><expan>Gum</expan></choice> ammoniae</ingredient>, someÂ¬\r\n    <lb />thing that might be <del>more</del> in some degree <action n=\"3\">antispasmodic</action>, he \r\n    <lb />got for three nights successively a <treatment n=\"6\">clyster</treatment> <del><unclear>with</unclear></del> of Ê’iÅ¿s <ingredient n=\"5\">asaÂ¬Å¿Å¿\r\n    <lb />fÅ“tida</ingredient> dissolved in six ounces of water which he easily reÂ¬\r\n    <lb />tained all night.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />Under this management, matters, as I have said, grew so\r\n    <lb />easy that <del><add place=\"above\">that</add>thought</del> I thought it might be sufficient to give <add place=\"above\">at night</add> a full\r\n    <lb />dose of <ingredient n=\"154\">Gum ammoniac</ingredient> alone in the form of pills, with the additive\r\n    <lb />of such a proportion of <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes</ingredient> as would keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> easy. At \r\n    <lb />the same time I directed him in case of any slight <symptom n=\"12\">breathlessness</symptom>, to\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    \r\n    <lb />use a simple remedy which I found some folks at London were\r\n    <lb />fond of, that is, to drink two cups of strong Coffee, without sugar \r\n    <lb />or milk.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />For these four or five days past the <condition n=\"14\">asthmatic fits</condition> have\r\n    <lb />been again returning, <u>not</u> indeed to so great a degree as at first,\r\n    <lb />or as to require any more <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment>, - but both yesterday morning\r\n    <lb />and this morning, they were pretty severe. Two or three different\r\n    <lb />time he has taken a teaspoonful of <ingredient n=\"67\">Ather</ingredient>, at first he thought\r\n    <lb />with sensible relief, but it seemed, in using it, to lose its effect,\r\n    <lb />and, this morning, he thought his coffee gave him greater reÂ¬\r\n    <lb />lief than the <ingredient n=\"67\">Ather</ingredient> did, - purely I should suppose as a warm <action n=\"13\">diluent</action>.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />-- Last night his breathing being indeed very uneasy, but yet \r\n    <lb />his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> being almost a natural one, and the morning fit\r\n    <lb />having come on <u>suddenly</u>, (which made me judge the case\r\n    <lb />to be in a good measure <symptom n=\"57\">spasmodic</symptom>) I ventured to give\r\n    <lb />twenty five drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>. - Tho, like other things\r\n    <lb />give sensible relief for a little, and he slept well\r\n    <lb />till five this morning when the more sensible <symptom n=\"95\">paroxysm</symptom> again\r\n    <lb /><add place=\"above\">came</add> on. - But, as it is in <u>the morning</u> that this most frequently hapÂ¬\r\n    <lb />pens, I have been thinking that he must try <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> very \r\n    <lb />early, to <u>prevent</u>, if possible. - To day I have directed a \r\n    <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> to be again applied between his <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart>, proposing,\r\n    <lb />if you approve, to keep it open by way of an <treatment n=\"11\">issue</treatment>. ---\r\n    <lb />He has once or twice had the <action n=\"24\">purge</action> of <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalap</ingredient> repeated, which,\r\n    <lb />every time that he has taken it, has operated easily &amp; sufficiently.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />--- Now I think, <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir that these are all the material cirÂ¬\r\n    <lb />cumstances of this case, which I have not time to make out a\r\n    <lb />corrected copy of, as I always wish to do. --- Probably you may\r\n    <lb />observe one omission, namely that nothing is said about <treatment n=\"9\"><u>vomiting</u></treatment>.\r\n    <lb />--Mr <choice><abbr>D.</abbr><expan>Dickson</expan></choice> cannot venture to take a <treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment>, on account of a \r\n    <lb /><condition n=\"56\">rupture</condition>, which he has had for a good many years, and which \r\n    <lb />easily comes down, and likewise on account of a large <add place=\"above\">glandular</add>\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"18\">tumor</symptom> on the middle of his <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart>, of the Bronchocele kind,which,\r\n    <lb />in some measure straitens the <bodypart n=\"9\">gullet</bodypart>, and added much to his\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    \r\n    <lb /><add place=\"above\">uneasiness in the</add> first and most severe fit of the <condition n=\"14\">Asthma</condition>.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />I see no occasion to add more than that he returns has appeÂ¬\r\n    <lb />tite and spirits, except when his disorder is upon him, and is able\r\n    <lb />likewise to come down stairs, and walk in the parlour. He eats, \r\n    <lb />with pleasure perhaps a sweet bread for dinner, a poached egg to\r\n    <lb />supper, but chiefly <add place=\"above\">keeps to</add> a diet of grains in the different ways of\r\n    <lb />using them. There have been no marks of <symptom n=\"7\">Flatulency</symptom> in his \r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />You will receive this letter some time tomorrow, and\r\n    <lb />the post comes out in the evening, which may not give you\r\n    <lb />time sufficient to send me a full answer <add place=\"above\">then</add>; but I hope you will\r\n    <lb />at least have time to write me two or three lines mentionÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ing what you think will be most adviseable in case of any\r\n    <lb />very severe attacks in such circumstances as I have deÂ¬\r\n    <lb />scribed. -\r\n</p>\r\n<closer>\r\n<salute>\r\n    <lb />With the sincerest wishes for yours &amp; your family\r\n    <lb />welfare I am always <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Doctor\r\n    <lb />Your faithful &amp; much obliged <choice><abbr>Servt</abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n</salute>\r\n<signed>John Gilchrist</signed>\r\n</closer>\r\n<postscript>\r\n    <lb />You will be very properly considered in this case,\r\n    <lb />and if I had not been obliged to send any letter to the post office\r\n    <lb /><del>your</del> without seeing the family, your fee I suppose would have been now sent.\r\n</postscript>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n<annot>\r\n    <lb />To\r\n    <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n    <lb />Physician\r\n    <lb />Edinburgh\r\n</annot>\r\n</div>\r\n</body>', 1246, 3, '2013-08-13 17:41:02', 139),
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I do not know\r\n            <lb />whether I ought to be silent upon the occasion, or not.\r\n            <lb />I feel my pride exalted; nor do I feel the confession I am\r\n            <lb />forced in justice to make, can, take from it in the least:\r\n            <lb />= on the contrary it must surely add to it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I therefore beg leave to declare \r\n            <lb />that every approved Idea, in my opinions and advices\r\n            <lb />to M.<sup>r</sup> Buchanan, were all your own: -- I had read\r\n            <lb />you Sir, long before I saw you - and it was to hear\r\n            <lb />you Sir - that induced me to take a voyage, even \r\n            <lb />from the South; for, if perusing your Lectures (though \r\n            <lb />with all the inaccuracies that unavoidably must attend \r\n            <lb />the nicest observer who takes notes, and which were sent\r\n            <lb />to me abroad) coud charm me, what satisfaction might\r\n            <lb />I not expect by attending the Professor in person?\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I wished\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />indeed to have done so this Season, but deferred it\r\n            <lb />until the next in pursuance of your advice.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Not a few of your opinions have  \r\n            <lb />also gone through my hands, from time to time, in differÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ent parts of the world; many of them, on <condition n=\"12\">Consumptive\r\n                <lb />cases</condition>, I might indeed have said most of them.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As I cou\'d not behold the amazing\r\n            <lb />number if my Countrymen flying abroad for health\r\n            <lb />without some reflection; I found upon enquiring that their\r\n            <lb />number encreased every year, keeping pace indeed\r\n            <lb />with our Register of diseases at home, from whence it\r\n            <lb />seems to me that disorders of the <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart> have really \r\n            <lb />become Endemial with the inhabitants of Great Britain\r\n            <lb />and Ireland. To trace the primary cause is reserÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ved for such a pen as yours - and as consequences\r\n            <lb />are deduced from premises, the proximate causes come\r\n            <lb />in course to be considerd.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />That complaints of this kind are\r\n            <lb />allowed to be Hereditary - is not I believe denied by \r\n            <lb />any - but that they are always so, none I imagine will\r\n            <lb />be hardy enough to affirm: - daily may we see young\r\n            <lb />people dying <condition n=\"12\">consumptive</condition> - whilst the Parents live\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />to great age enjoying health.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Having paid more than ordinary\r\n            <lb />attention to <condition n=\"12\">Consumptive</condition> patients - I found very many\r\n            <lb />of them dating their complaints, from slight <condition n=\"13\">cold</condition> caught\r\n            <lb />by wetting their <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart>, - drinking cold liquor when the\r\n            <lb />body was heated, - <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> not attended to; - but I found\r\n            <lb />a still greater number - where I suspected the cause to\r\n            <lb />arise from too early and excessive venery, and a too free\r\n            <lb />use of Wine &amp; Strong Liquors; - which may in some meaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sure account why Men are more obnoxious to these\r\n            <lb />complaints than Women.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />There is only one other observation\r\n            <lb />I have now to make - which is - that 9 out of 14 who came\r\n            <lb />under my notice within there 2 years past, I found\r\n            <lb />they had been <treatment n=\"10\">Inoculated</treatment> for the <condition n=\"2\">Small pox</condition>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As it is facts alone that I have now \r\n            <lb />humbly submitted, I shall not here presume to draw\r\n            <lb />any conclusions; I will nevertheless continue my enquiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ries at every opportunity: and, it is on your known\r\n            <lb />candour and goodness that I now throw myself, in \r\n            <lb />hopes of pardon for this present intrusion.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n        \r\n             <lb />Be assured, that I shall ever\r\n                \r\n                <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n                \r\n             <lb />remain with due deferrence\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n                \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute><lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Your Highly Obliged\r\n                <lb />and very humble Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>James Owen Merry</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />Parliament square\r\n                <lb />12<sup>th</sup> March 1776\r\n            </dateline> \r\n</closer>\r\n\r\n<postscript>\r\n            <lb />For\r\n            <lb />William Cullen MD.\r\n</postscript>\r\n       \r\n   \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1252, 3, '2013-10-13 13:22:41', 103);
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For this purpuse I offer the following advice ----\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />He should immediately return to the Isle of Man, <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> has a milder\r\n            <lb />winter than any part of the main land of Britain.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />He should travel by easy journies, avoiding carefully cold or <symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Upon the road I do not think it necessary for him to use any <choice><abbr>Med<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />except the <treatment n=\"13\">Gargle</treatment> ordered below &amp; in case of his <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> being troublesome\r\n            <lb />a dose of the <choice><abbr><action n=\"19\">Pect.</action></abbr><expan><action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action></expan></choice> Pills. also <choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>may be</expan></choice> to be taken at bedtime.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />When he gets home, he should keep much in the house till he gets free\r\n            <lb />of his <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>. Till the month of March next, if he is not entirely free\r\n            <lb />from <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>, he should never be abroad after dinner; and it should be\r\n            <lb />only in very mild &amp; fine weather, that he is abroad in the forenoon.\r\n            <lb />&amp; then too it should be to go on <choice><abbr>h.</abbr><expan>horse</expan></choice>back or in a carriage - While\r\n            <lb />any <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> remains, he should walk little &amp; gently, as walking up\r\n            <lb />hill, walking fast or long at one time, will always hurt his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />very much. When he gets home if his <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> shall still continue\r\n            <lb />with any return of <symptom n=\"62\"><choice><abbr>Inflam<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>Inflammation</expan></choice></symptom> or <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> in his <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart>, he should\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">take some <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart></treatment> from his <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart>, more or less as the urgency\r\n            <lb />of <del>his</del> these <choice><abbr>Symp<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>Symptoms</expan></choice> &amp; <symptom n=\"15\">frequency of Pulse</symptom> seem to require --\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />If only his <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> continue <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>out any return of <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> or <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />nothing will do more service <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> a gentle <treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment> repeated 2 or 3 times, &amp; at <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same\r\n            <lb />time <choice><abbr>keep<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>keeping</expan></choice> very close at home.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />If his <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> continue &amp; especially any affection of his <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart>, must again have a\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> inter <bodypart n=\"11\"><choice><abbr>scap.</abbr><expan>scapulae</expan></choice></bodypart> but it is not necessary to turn any part of it into a <treatment n=\"4\">perpetual\r\n                <lb />blister</treatment>, till his <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> appear more obstinate <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> I expect it will &amp;c\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />These are <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> chief remedies for his <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> but he must also observe a strict\r\n            <lb />diet. 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Few medicines can be of service but I\r\n            <lb />shall propose <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>foll<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>following</expan></choice>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>W<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>When</expan></choice> his <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> is troublesome on lying down at night or any time thro <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />night, may take <choice><abbr>fm</abbr><expan>from</expan></choice> time to time a teaspoonful of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Linctus ordered below,\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>swallow<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>swallowing</expan></choice> it leisurely.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />If in spite of this &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> remedies above, his <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> be very troublesome in\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> night, &amp; prevent much his <choice><abbr>sleepin<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>sleeping</expan></choice>, may take at bedtime <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> only\r\n            <lb />draught ordered below, but need not have recourse very often to this &amp;\r\n            <lb />if <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> remedies proposed above be properly employed &amp; the Regimen ordered\r\n            <lb />advised be strictly observed I hope these Oily Draughts will not be\r\n            <lb />often necessary.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />While his <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> is loose &amp; he spits pretty freely these Draughts\r\n            <lb />will be safer, but if at any time his <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> should become bound &amp;\r\n            <lb />dry the Draughts will be less proper, and he should then take an\r\n            <lb />Oily mixture with Acetum or Syrupus Scilliticus, to the <choice><abbr>qty</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> his <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>stom</abbr><expan>stomach</expan></choice></bodypart>\r\n            <lb />easily bears.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />When M<sup>r</sup> C. has any fresh attacks of <symptom n=\"62\"><choice><abbr>Inflam<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>inflammation</expan></choice></symptom> or <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom>\r\n            <lb />in his <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart>, he should immediately confine himself to his\r\n            <lb />chamber, have his <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart> tyed up with flannel from <bodypart n=\"7\">ear</bodypart> to <bodypart n=\"7\">ear</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />&amp; use the Vol. Ol. to be rubbed on especially from <bodypart n=\"7\">ear</bodypart> to <bodypart n=\"7\">ear</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />This with the moderate use of the <treatment n=\"13\">Gargle</treatment> will be generally\r\n            <lb />sufficient, and it will not be necessary for him to <treatment n=\"1\">bleed</treatment> or\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment>, but when the <choice><abbr>Symp.<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>Symptoms</expan></choice> are very considerable ---\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Tho\' M<sup>r</sup> Callow should as I expect get very soon <del>quttt</del> quitt\r\n            <lb />of his present ailments, he must for many years consider him\r\n            <lb />self as liable to be affected with cold and to suffer from its\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />consequences &amp; therefore should be constantly on his gaurd against\r\n            <lb />it, should always be warmly <add place=\"above\">&amp; uniformly</add> cloathed, should avoid being heated\r\n            <lb />by exercise or any other means, should avoid being exposed to any\r\n            <lb />moisture &amp; should be always very temperate in his manner\r\n            <lb />of living --- A journey on <choice><abbr>h.</abbr><expan>horse</expan></choice>back or in a Carriage taken\r\n            <lb />moderately but continued for some weeks together, both at\r\n            <lb />the beginning of summer &amp; in harvest will always be\r\n            <lb />of great service to his constitution, and if about the\r\n            <lb />beginning of next winter, he shall be attacked with <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb />or other ailments of his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>, his only safety will be\r\n            <lb />in taking to a warmer climate for the whole of the winter.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Callow</head>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice>\r\n                    <orig>\r\n                        <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥xij <ingredient n=\"184\">Spir<sup>t.</sup> vin. Gallic.</ingredient> â„¥j <ingredient n=\"107\">Syr. e ros. sicc</ingredient> â„¥iij\r\n                        <lb /><ingredient n=\"250\">Alum. rup.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s. â„³ S. The Gargle to be used two or three times\r\n                        <lb />a day when the <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart> is uneasy\r\n                    </orig>\r\n                    <reg>\r\n                        Take twelve ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">rose Water</ingredient>, one ounce of <ingredient n=\"184\">French Brandy</ingredient>, three ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">syrup of dried roses</ingredient>,\r\n                        and half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"250\">Alum rock</ingredient>, and mix. 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Label: <action n=\"19\">Pectoral Pills</action>, <unclear>two at a time</unclear>\r\n                    </reg>\r\n                </choice>\r\n            </recipe>\r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice>\r\n                    <orig>\r\n                        <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"121\">Ex. glycyrrhiz. puriss.</ingredient> â„¥j Aq. calid. q. s. ut. f. mollescat extract.\r\n                        <lb />et contund <unclear>a per</unclear> in pulpam dein adde, <ingredient n=\"49\">Rob Sambuc.</ingredient> â„¥ij <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. s.</ingredient>\r\n                        <lb />q. s. ut f. Electuarium molle. S. <action n=\"19\">Pectoral Linctus</action>, a tea spoon\r\n                        <lb />full to be taken &amp; swallowed leisurely when the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> is\r\n                        <lb />troublesome.\r\n                    </orig>\r\n                    <reg>\r\n                        Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"121\">extract of purified liquorice</ingredient> and a sufficient quantity of hot water, and make a soft extract,\r\n                        and <unclear>crush into a powder</unclear>, then add two ounces of <ingredient n=\"49\">Elderberry Rob</ingredient> and a sufficient quantity of\r\n                        <ingredient n=\"172\">simple Syrup</ingredient>, and make a soft electuary. Label: <action n=\"19\">Pectoral Linctus</action>, a teaspoonfull to be taken and swallowed leisurely\r\n                        when the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> is troublesome \r\n                    </reg>\r\n                </choice>\r\n            </recipe>\r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice>\r\n                    <orig>\r\n                        <lb />â„ž <unclear><ingredient n=\"126\" t=\"28\">Ol. amygd.</ingredient></unclear> <ingredient n=\"272\">oil olivar</ingredient>. <illegible w=\"1\"/> Ê’ij Muc. <ingredient n=\"75\">g. Arab.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                        <lb />Terito simul probe et paulatim adde <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. ros.</ingredient> â„¥iÅ¿s\r\n                        <lb />Spir<sup>t</sup> <unclear>C. C.</unclear> g<sup>tt</sup> xv <ingredient n=\"58\">Tinct. Thebaic</ingredient> g<sup>tt</sup> xxx. â„³ S. 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I had intended much earlier\r\n            <lb />to have addressed him, but as it remained for some\r\n            <lb />time an Uncertainty whether we should winter in\r\n            <lb />the South, until that was fixed I thought it unneÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cessary to intrude upon his various &amp; important\r\n            <lb />Engagements -- When we left Edinburgh, it was our\r\n            <lb />Intention to follow his Advice, &amp; visit the South of\r\n            <lb />England but we have been unfortunately prevented.\r\n            <lb />My dear Sister had got a <condition n=\"13\">violent Cold</condition> in the journey\r\n            <lb />which brought on a <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>, <symptom n=\"75\">Hoarseness</symptom> &amp; pain in her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"73\">Side</bodypart>, <subst><del>in her <bodypart n=\"73\">Side</bodypart></del> <add> ---------</add></subst> &amp; was so much averse to having a\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment>, particularly a perpetual one, that some time\r\n            <lb />was put of in vainly endeavouring to persuade her to\r\n            <lb />it, for the pain of keeping it open appeared so great\r\n            <lb />to her, &amp; joined to her Apothecary\'s thinking that it\r\n            <lb />could not be kept open for a year, or two without\r\n            <lb />putting her to very great &amp; frequent Uneasiness, that\r\n            <lb />she rather chose to have a <treatment n=\"5\">Seaton</treatment> <add place=\"above\"> in her <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart></add> which has been cut\r\n            <lb />a Month, &amp; <symptom n=\"65\">runs a great deal</symptom> -- We would have much\r\n            <lb />preferred her following Doctor Cullens Prescription, but\r\n            <lb />the Idea of it, distressed her so much, that in her <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom>\r\n            <lb />State we could not insist upon it, &amp; as the <treatment n=\"5\">Seaton</treatment> was\r\n            <lb />more her Choice, She bore the pains of its cutting, &amp; the\r\n            <lb />daily Uneasiness it occasions with great Fortitude &amp;\r\n            <lb />Patience -- After the <treatment n=\"5\">Seaton</treatment> had been cut a few days\r\n            <lb />her pain in her <bodypart n=\"73\">Side</bodypart> &amp; <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> still continuing, She was\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">bled</treatment>, &amp; her <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> was sizy -- She now has a return of\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> &amp; pain in her <bodypart n=\"73\">Side</bodypart>, mostly every Night whether\r\n            <lb />She gets Cold or not, &amp; upon the least Cold. It gives a\r\n            <lb />general <symptom n=\"55\">Languor</symptom> to her whole Frame, <symptom n=\"15\">quickens her \r\n<lb />Pulse</symptom> &amp; brings on a <symptom n=\"12\">Shortness of Breath</symptom>, &amp; <add place=\"above\">she</add> cannot bear\r\n            <lb />Exposure to the cold Air -- She was so much fatigued\r\n            <lb />with returning from Edinburgh, tho: we only travelled\r\n            <lb />about twenty Miles a day, &amp; so <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom> when her <treatment n=\"5\">Seaton</treatment>\r\n            <lb />was cut, that she was like to <symptom n=\"45\">faint</symptom>, all the Day after\r\n            \r\n         <pb n=\"2\"/>   \r\n         \r\n            <lb />that my Parents thought, that in her delicate State as the Season\r\n            <lb />was so far advanced <subst><del>that <illegible w=\"1\"/></del> <add>the <symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom></add></subst> &amp; Inconvenience of travelling\r\n            <lb />&amp; being from home, would risque her Health more, than StayÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing the Winter in this Climate, &amp; as they could not accompaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ny her, they could not have her Seperated from them --\r\n            <lb />She gets asses Milk every Morning, &amp; <subst><del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> <add>principally</add></subst> lives upon\r\n            <lb />Milk, pudding or white Meats at Dinner -- She is cloathed\r\n            <lb />in Flannel next her <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart>, &amp; has found Benefit from it\r\n            <lb />She is still susceptible of Cold &amp; is seldom able to go out <subst><del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> <add> ------</add></subst>\r\n            <lb /><subst><del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> <add> -- ---</add></subst> even in a Carriage with the Glasses up --- She is\r\n            <lb />so <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom> that when She has an uneasy Night, or <symptom n=\"17\">does not\r\n            <lb /> Sleep</symptom> well, She is quite <symptom n=\"45\">faint</symptom> &amp;<symptom n=\"55\">languid</symptom>, &amp; generally lies\r\n            <lb />long in Bed to rest herself or She is not able to sit up\r\n            <lb />all day, &amp; is quite <symptom n=\"9\">fatigued</symptom> with dressing herself or any\r\n            <lb />little Exercise -- She has been frequently out of Order tho:\r\n            <lb />not quite exact to a Month -- She has <symptom n=\"102\">no Spitting</symptom>\r\n            <lb />with her <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> -- The Apothecary who attends her is\r\n            <lb />neither willing to <treatment n=\"1\">bleed</treatment>, nor <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> her. He Says that if he\r\n            <lb />was to <treatment n=\"1\">bleed</treatment>, whenever that Uneasiness in her <bodypart n=\"73\">Side</bodypart> comes\r\n            <lb />on, it would soon <symptom n=\"23\">weaken her Frame</symptom>, &amp; consequently\r\n            <lb />that tendor part so much, that what is now only slight\r\n            <lb />would be so violent as to occasion her to require <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment>\r\n            <lb />every Evening, that he thinks it right to <treatment n=\"1\">bleed</treatment> <unclear>,</unclear> whenever\r\n            <lb />She has so much pain as materially to <symptom n=\"15\">raise the Pulse</symptom> &amp;\r\n            <lb />affect the Frame. But if it be applied to, in Slight\r\n            <lb />Cases, it will soon become frequently necessary, &amp; not\r\n            <lb />have the same Effect. <treatment n=\"4\">Blistering</treatment> he thinks would\r\n            <lb />only be a Temporary Relief as she could not bear the\r\n            <lb />pain of having it kept open, &amp; upon the whole consiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />dering her delicate Frame he seems to prefer the easier\r\n            <lb />Method of <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> when her Complaints make it necÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cessary -- We have no Reason to doubt his Friendship\r\n            <lb />as he always been assiduous &amp; attentive upon every\r\n            <lb />Occasion -- But cannot help being anxious, &amp; wish to\r\n            <lb />know if in this Situation a <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> would be of Service\r\n            <lb />or what Method would be most advisable for her to follow\r\n            <lb />&amp; request this kind Advice &amp; direction. I should imagine\r\n            <lb />that it cannot be alone <symptom n=\"23\">Weakness in her<bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart></symptom>, &amp;\r\n            <lb />that this uneasiness which comes on every Night\r\n            <lb />must either be an Obstruction or\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"62\">Inflammation of the <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart></symptom>, &amp; if a <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> would be likely\r\n            <lb />to remove it, so as to allow the part to have some time\r\n            <lb />to recover Strength it would be well tried. She has\r\n            <lb />once or twice had a <symptom n=\"2\">shivering</symptom> in the Evening, tho: very\r\n            <lb />slight, but I observed She <symptom n=\"17\">had a worse Night</symptom> after\r\n            <lb />&amp; a great deal of <symptom n=\"55\">Langour</symptom> &amp; Uneasiness in the Morning;\r\n            <lb />I only perceived this once -- We fear She grows <symptom n=\"23\">rather \r\n            <lb />weaker</symptom> -- We wish to hear Doctor Cullens judgement\r\n            <lb />whether he thinks a <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> would remove this UneaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />siness, we would do any thing that is likely, but\r\n            <lb />would not give her unnecessary pain, if we could\r\n            <lb />not hope it would be for her Good -- My Mamma wishes\r\n            <lb />to know whether Doctor <add place=\"above\">C</add> approves the Use of the <ingredient n=\"6\">Flowers\r\n                <lb />or Herbs of Coltsfoot</ingredient>, as She sometimes drank <ingredient n=\"6\" t=\"19\">Tea</ingredient> made\r\n            <lb />made of them -- As my Sister was not well enough to take a j<supplied>ourney</supplied>\r\n            <lb />to the South, I could not have been easy to have left her <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />poorly as it would have distressed her, &amp; any <symptom n=\"56\">anxiety</symptom> <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />have more than counterballanced any advantage of <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />of Climate -- Since I returned from Edinburgh I have <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />the whole better, &amp; have been daily out a Short wa<illegible w=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />or on Horseback, tho: I can bear little Exercise <illegible w=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />to ride further I am so much heated that <symptom n=\"17\">I cannot sleep</symptom> &amp; so\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"9\">fatigued</symptom> that I have great pain in my <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart>, &amp; such <symptom n=\"9\">Weariness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />that I can scarce <u><subst><del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> <add><unclear>cross</unclear></add></subst></u> the Floor, &amp; whenever I do <unclear>Stir</unclear>, it\r\n            <lb /> brings on a <symptom n=\"15\">violent Beating</symptom> of my <bodypart n=\"42\">Heart</bodypart> &amp; <symptom n=\"1\">Head Ach</symptom>, &amp; it is\r\n            <lb />out of my Power to walk to any distance - When even I happen\r\n            <lb />to be <symptom n=\"9\">over fatigued</symptom> by sitting quite still for a few Days, my <symptom n=\"9\">Weariness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />goes of &amp; I can walk about the House &amp; take my usual ExerÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cise seven or eight Miles in a Chaise or four <unclear>or</unclear> five on Horseback.\r\n            <lb />But I am sorry to find that instead of being able to bear\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"above\">more</add> Exercise I seem in that Respect to <symptom n=\"23\">grow weaker</symptom>, &amp; I am sooner\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"9\">fatigued</symptom> than I was some Weeks since with the same Motion\r\n            <lb />&amp; I sometimes fear that my small <symptom n=\"23\">strength will entirely\r\n            <lb />fail</symptom> me &amp; the I shall <unclear>certainly</unclear> lose the Use of my <bodypart n=\"51\">Limbs</bodypart> -\r\n            <lb />And I <unclear>the</unclear> rather wonder that my <symptom n=\"23\">Weakness</symptom> should inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />crease, as I have not been so liable to <condition n=\"13\">catch Cold</condition> so far this Winter\r\n            <lb />&amp; have both eat &amp; slept well, till this Week past, when\r\n            <lb />by being very much out of Order, my <condition n=\"18\">Intermitting</condition> &amp;\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"13\">Susceptibility of Cold</condition> have returned, &amp; with then the\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"6\">depression of Spirits</symptom>, &amp; <symptom n=\"119\">involuntary starting</symptom> &amp; my various <condition n=\"21\">Nervous \r\n            <lb />Complaints</condition> - I must own a fear that my Constitution will\r\n            <lb />never recover, &amp; could have wished to have followed D<sup>r</sup>. C-s\r\n            <lb />Advice in trying a milder Climate, for too likely in a Short\r\n            <lb />time every means will be ineffectual - And wish he would\r\n            <lb />kindly inform me, if he even knew a similar Instance -\r\n            <lb />This <symptom n=\"23\">Weakness</symptom> increasing upon me without and renewed\r\n            <lb />Cause, renders me uneasy <subst><del>--</del><add place=\"above\">to</add></subst> which my dear Sisters Illness\r\n            <lb />has much contributed <subst><del>--</del>as</subst> I fear she is in a dangerous way -          \r\n                \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have never yet taken any <ingredient n=\"113\">Bitters</ingredient> but fear I shall be obliged\r\n            <lb />to try something, if my <condition n=\"18\">Intermitting</condition> continues, &amp; should like\r\n            <lb />to know of some <ingredient n=\"113\">strong Bitters</ingredient> for that Purpose, tho: nothing\r\n            <lb />but Necessity should induce me to do what D<sup>r</sup>. Cullen\'s judgeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ment &amp; my own Experience disapproves -- Was I not wriÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ting to Doctor C- whose partial Friends <unclear>his</unclear> claims my\r\n            <lb />heartfelt Gratitude, &amp; will even be remembered with pride &amp;\r\n            <lb />Pleasure, I should think it <illegible w=\"1\"/> Apologies necessary for so long\r\n            <lb />detaining his Attention, but I trust he will kindly excuse the\r\n            <lb />tediousness of distress, &amp; favor me with as early an Answer as\r\n            <lb />suits his Convenience --. My Father &amp; Sister join in every\r\n            <lb />good Wish to Doctor Cullen, to hear of his Health &amp; Happiness\r\n            <lb />will even give real pleasure to his <subst><del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> <add>grateful</add></subst> &amp; much\r\n            <lb />obliged Friend. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>A. Ormston</signed>. <dateline><choice><abbr>NCastle</abbr><expan>Newcastle</expan></choice> December 2nd 755</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n        <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n        <lb />Edinburgh --\r\n        <lb />Single Sheet --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n                <annot>\r\n                    <lb />From Miss A\r\n                    <lb />Ormston.\r\n                    <lb />2<sup>d</sup> <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r</sup>.</abbr></choice> 1775\r\n                </annot>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n</body>', 1180, 11, '2015-04-17 09:50:24', 579);
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Lady Saltoun\'s desiring I give\r\n            <lb />you the trouble of the following case begging\r\n            <lb />your opinion &amp; advice as soon as convenient.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Eleanor Fraser daughter of Lord Saltoun\r\n            <lb />about nine years of age of a healthy constitution\r\n            <lb />&amp; very lively turn had in Autumn last a <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>\r\n            <lb />of about three weeks continuance which exceptÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing some slight <symptom n=\"57\">twitchings</symptom> of the <bodypart n=\"68\">Muscles</bodypart>, &amp; a\r\n            <lb />fetid <symptom n=\"31\">Diarrhoa</symptom> that accompanied it, had no very\r\n            <lb />uncommon Appearance -- For sometime she seemed\r\n            <lb />to recover but beginning again to droop &amp; lose\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"8\">her Appetite</symptom> she got an easy <treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment> from D<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb />Findlay at Fraserburgh who had attended her.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Soon after this without any return of <condition n=\"10\">the fever</condition>\r\n            <lb />she was siezed with <symptom n=\"5\">Fits</symptom> of a sort rather unÂ¬\r\n            <lb />common &amp; such as it is not altogether easy to \r\n            <lb />describe -- The Motions were entirely confined \r\n            <lb />to the <bodypart n=\"68\">Muscles</bodypart> of the <bodypart n=\"30\">Trunk</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"10\">Neck</bodypart> so as alterÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nately to bend backwards &amp; forwards the Body\r\n            <lb />with more or less violence &amp; rapidity as she \r\n            <lb />lay on the bed, continuing almost half an hour \r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />every time she was siezed- The <bodypart n=\"51\">Limbs</bodypart> followed the\r\n            <lb />motions of the Body, but for the most part there\r\n            <lb />was not the least <symptom n=\"57\">Spasm</symptom> in their <bodypart n=\"68\">Muscles</bodypart> no\r\n            <lb />clenching of the <bodypart n=\"15\">Fists</bodypart>, no distortion of <bodypart n=\"8\">Face</bodypart> nor\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"79\">locking of the Jaws</bodypart>, nor any <symptom n=\"72\">foaming </symptom> at the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />During the <symptom n=\"5\">Fits</symptom> she often turned herself &amp; held\r\n            <lb />out her <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart> for certain things from the bystanders\r\n            <lb />which she seemed earnestly to require &amp; to make\r\n            <lb />sensible signs for- Any thing cold or wet seemed\r\n            <lb />particularly agreeable to her when rubbed upon the \r\n<lb />bend of the <bodypart n=\"13\">Elbow</bodypart> or passed close upon the upper\r\n            <lb />part of the <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart> near the <bodypart n=\"11\">Clavicle</bodypart> &amp; when she\r\n            <lb />cou\'d get hold of any thing of that sort she always\r\n            <lb />stuffed it into her <bodypart n=\"26\">Bosom</bodypart> with great eagerness,\r\n            <lb />but when she was indulged in this or had any\r\n            <lb />odorous substance held under her <bodypart n=\"5\">Nose</bodypart>, tho\' she\r\n            <lb />seemed to be pleased with it, the Agitations were\r\n            <lb />visibly increased- The <symptom n=\"5\">Fit</symptom> always ended in a <symptom n=\"2\">Tremor</symptom>\r\n            <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"5\">Subsultus</symptom> in one or both <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart>, &amp; immediately when\r\n            <lb />that was over she cou\'d sit up &amp; made Signs or\r\n            <lb />called for drink &amp; generally ask\'d for a Small bit\r\n            <lb />of Sugar with Pepper Mint water dropt upon it-\r\n            <lb />when she came to herself she seemed perfectly reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />collected &amp; cheerful &amp; immediately begun her orÂ¬\r\n            <lb />dinary amusements, but her <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"18\">Thighs</bodypart> were alway<add place=\"below\">s.</add>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />for some little time after the <symptom n=\"5\">Fits</symptom> so relaxed that she\r\n            <lb />cou\'d <symptom n=\"23\">not walk without help</symptom>- Tho\' she had all these\r\n            <lb />signs of <del>Sensibility</del> some degree of Sensibility during\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"5\">Fits</symptom> &amp; appeared often to hear &amp; understand what\r\n            <lb />was said to her she recollected nothing of what had\r\n            <lb />passed-- In the Intervals she was lively &amp; in good\r\n            <lb />Spirits conplaining of nothing but a constant\r\n            <lb />pain in her <bodypart n=\"19\">left Brow</bodypart> which <symptom n=\"11\">affected a little the Sight</symptom>\r\n            <lb />of that <bodypart n=\"6\">Eye</bodypart>, but tho\' constant was never so violent\r\n            <lb />as to interrupt her little Diversions &amp; sometimes\r\n            <lb />she had involuntary <symptom n=\"5\">startings</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"2\">Tremors</symptom> of her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> -- Of such <symptom n=\"5\">Fits</symptom> she had at first three in the\r\n            <lb />day very nearly about the same hours, at 10 in\r\n            <lb />the Morning, one o\'clock &amp; 4 in the afternoon &amp;\r\n            <lb />at the approach of a <symptom n=\"5\">Fit</symptom> she felt herself a little unÂ¬\r\n            <lb />easy, <symptom n=\"82\">changed colour</symptom> &amp; cou\'d tell in time enough\r\n            <lb />to be carried up stairs to bed- After a few days\r\n            <lb />she had four in the day, the morning <symptom n=\"5\">Fit</symptom> came\r\n            <lb />on an hour sooner &amp; she had an additional <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom>\r\n            <lb />at 11 o\'clock in the forenoon-- In this state she\r\n            <lb />was when I saw her first. her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> perfectly\r\n            <lb />natural, <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular, Appetite not bad, slept\r\n            <lb />long &amp; sound, her Urine rather pale but natural\r\n            <lb />as to quantity &amp; no appearance of <symptom n=\"7\">Flatus</symptom> either\r\n            <lb />during the <symptom n=\"5\">Fits</symptom> or in the Intervals- As for Medicine\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />she had got some of the <action n=\"3\">volatile Antispasmodics</action> &amp;\r\n            <lb />the warm Bath every Night- Tho\' the Child had never\r\n            <lb />had any of the more common Symptoms of <condition n=\"39\">Worms</condition>\r\n            <lb />nor <add place=\"above\">had</add> any <condition n=\"39\">worms</condition> ever appeared D<sup>r</sup> Findlay &amp; I were\r\n            <lb />both of opinion that these strange appearances\r\n            <lb />might notwithstanding be owing to that cause-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />With a view to this we ordered her a Dose of\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient> at Night &amp; gr. XV of the Pulv. <choice><abbr>Vermifug.</abbr><expan>Vermifuge</expan></choice> P. l\r\n            <lb />next morning-- This produced a copious &amp; very\r\n            <lb />fetid discharge but no appearance of <symptom n=\"39\">Worms</symptom>-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The next course was every Morning <ingredient n=\"22\"><choice><abbr>Pulv. Valeria</abbr><expan>Pulveris Valeria</expan></choice></ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Sylv.</abbr><expan>Sylvestris</expan></choice> <unclear>Ê’ i</unclear> &amp; this the day <ingredient n=\"29\"><choice><abbr>Pulv. Stann.</abbr><expan>Pulveris Stanni</expan></choice></ingredient>-- After\r\n            <lb />three days of this course the <ingredient n=\"7\">Mercurial</ingredient> &amp; <action n=\"8\">CatharÂ¬</action>\r\n            <lb />tic were repeated- At first this Method seemed\r\n            <lb />so far to agree with her that the <symptom n=\"5\">Fits</symptom> became\r\n            <lb />shorter, continuing sometimes only six minutes\r\n            <lb />&amp; for some days she dropt one of the forenoon\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"5\">Fits</symptom> altogether- We all attempted to break the course\r\n            <lb />of them by giving upon the first appearance of\r\n            <lb />uneasiness a large spoonful of a fetid Julap &amp;\r\n            <lb />endeavoured to amuse her &amp; keep her in Motion\r\n            <lb />either by carrying her about or setting her on the\r\n            <lb />spring Deal but without the least effect--\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />After trying this Method for eight days or more, we\r\n            <lb />gave her the <ingredient n=\"1\"><choice><abbr>Cort. Peruv.</abbr><expan>Corticus Peruvianus</expan></choice></ingredient> <unclear>Ê’ i</unclear> ter in die &amp; <del>the</del> <ingredient n=\"22\">Valerian</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />in the Morning, but the days she took <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"57\">Spasms</symptom> were more violent &amp; as this was asÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cribed to the Medicine it was laid aside &amp; the\r\n            <lb />former course repeated-- We have also given her\r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"300\" t=\"15\">Decoction of Cabbage Tree Bark</ingredient> as much as\r\n            <lb />her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> wou\'dÅ¿ bear, but notwithstanding of\r\n            <lb />this &amp; of late a trial of the <ingredient n=\"143\"><choice><abbr>Fl. Zinc</abbr><expan>Flores Zinci</expan></choice></ingredient>, beginning with\r\n            <lb />gr. Å¿s. to gr iii. three times a day we have gained\r\n            <lb />nothing-- It was imagined indeed after one of the\r\n            <lb />Doses of physic that something like the <unclear>Exurial</unclear> &amp;\r\n            <lb />small fragments of <condition n=\"39\">Worms</condition> appeared among the\r\n            <lb />Slime that came off, but not distinct &amp; attended\r\n            <lb />with no Relief-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />She has now five <symptom n=\"5\">Fits</symptom> a day, the\r\n            <lb />last at 9 o\'clock in the Evening, each about\r\n            <lb />twelve Minutes duration &amp; the Motions totally\r\n            <lb />different- She gets upon her <bodypart n=\"19\">Knees</bodypart> &amp; with pretty\r\n            <lb />quick Motions rising &amp; falling beats her <bodypart n=\"67\">forehead</bodypart> \r\n            <lb />upon the Pillows in different parts of the bed-\r\n            <lb />sometimes she gets up to her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> makes to the\r\n            <lb />bedpost &amp; presses her <bodypart n=\"19\">forehead</bodypart> strongly against\r\n            <lb />it then falls back with repeated &amp; strong <symptom n=\"57\">Spasms</symptom>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />of the <bodypart n=\"10\">Neck</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"30\">Trunk</bodypart>- Sometimes she pulls &amp; tosses the\r\n            <lb />Pillows about &amp; at last the <symptom n=\"5\">Fit</symptom> ends with some such\r\n            <lb />Motions as she used to have in her first <symptom n=\"5\">Fits</symptom>- Her\r\n            <lb />countenance all the while is perfectly natural &amp; her\r\n            <lb />Eyes shut- Some of the <symptom n=\"5\">Fits</symptom> are more gentle than others\r\n            <lb />but upon attempting to restrain the Motions they beÂ¬\r\n            <lb />come stronger &amp; they still keep pretty exactly to the \r\n            <lb /> same hours- The pain of the <bodypart n=\"19\">left Brow</bodypart> continues, the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"6\">Eye</bodypart> is rather more affected, she <del>shee</del> <symptom n=\"11\">sees black Spots</symptom> \r\n            <lb />before it &amp; the <bodypart n=\"6\">Pupil</bodypart> does not contract quite so much\r\n            <lb />as that of the other upon the approach of a Candle-\r\n            <lb />The right <bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart> too is almost constantly <condition n=\"31\">paralytic</condition>\r\n            <lb />except in the time of the <symptom n=\"5\">Fits</symptom> when she moves both\r\n            <lb />equally- Sometimes in the Intervals she can use it\r\n            <lb />for a few steps but no more- D<sup>r</sup> Livingston has\r\n            <lb />has now seen her &amp; last night we <treatment n=\"4\">blistered</treatment> her <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />&amp; propose to keep a <treatment n=\"11\">drain</treatment> upon some part of the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"80\">Scalp</bodypart> with <treatment n=\"21\">Empl Calid</treatment>- She got also the night she\r\n            <lb />was <treatment n=\"4\">blistered</treatment> a Dose of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor oil</ingredient> aa gr.X\r\n            <lb />&amp; we intend to persist in the use of <ingredient n=\"143\"><choice><abbr>Fl. Zinc</abbr><expan>Flores Zinci</expan></choice></ingredient> &amp;\r\n            <lb />now &amp; then to interpose the <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient> &amp; <action n=\"24\">Purgatives</action> as\r\n            <lb />there may still be some reason to suspect <condition n=\"39\">worms</condition>\r\n            <lb />present-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />We are somewhat apprehensive that the\r\n            <lb />permanent pain of the <bodypart n=\"19\">left Brow</bodypart> &amp; the <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> of\r\n        <pb n=\"7\"/>\r\n            <lb />that <bodypart n=\"6\">Eye</bodypart>, along with the <condition n=\"31\">Relaxation</condition> of the right <bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />which is now <add place=\"above\">almost</add> continual may indicate some fixed\r\n            <lb />cause affecting some part of the <bodypart n=\"95\">Sensorium</bodypart> &amp; with a\r\n            <lb />view to that have tried <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment>-- If <condition n=\"39\">worms</condition> may\r\n            <lb />be considered as the cause by what farther Methods\r\n            <lb />are we to attempt their Expulsion? or if the cause\r\n            <lb />is a <unclear>mere</unclear> <condition n=\"121\"><u>nervous Ataxy</u></condition> how is this to be corrected?\r\n            <lb />We have thought of the cold Bath as a proper ExpeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />dient supposing that the case but have\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>defer\'d</abbr><expan>deferred</expan></choice> proposing it till some farther trials\r\n            <lb />give <illegible l=\"1\" />s a litele more light into the cause of\r\n            <lb />the <illegible l=\"4\" />rder- We have sometimes attempted\r\n            <lb />to pre<illegible l=\"2\" />nt the <symptom n=\"5\">Fits</symptom> by <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> given pretty\r\n            <lb />liberally about half an hour before the Attack\r\n            <lb />but without effect- Proper Exercise has never\r\n            <lb />been omitted either on the Spring deal or in a Chaise\r\n            <lb />abroad when the weather <choice><abbr>wou\'d</abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> admit of it &amp; we\r\n            <lb />have thought of trying the <ingredient n=\"146\">Cuprum Ammonial</ingredient> but\r\n            <lb />none of that Medicine has yet come this length-\r\n            <lb />I hope you will excuse the prolixity of this, as the\r\n            <lb />friends insisted on my describing Appearances as\r\n            <lb />Minutely as I cou\'d- I shou\'d be extremely happy to\r\n            <lb />have Opportunities of knowing your Opinion in many\r\n            <lb />cases &amp; heartily wishing your family all happiness\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am with Esteem &amp; Gratitude <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir Yours &amp;c\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                <lb />George Skene\r\n            </signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"8\"/>\r\n\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Skene about\r\n            <lb />the <choice><abbr>Hon<sup>ble</sup></abbr><expan>Honourable</expan></choice> Miss Fraser\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 14th 1775\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n                <lb />V. IV. p. 83.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n</annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1177, 2, '2013-08-01 16:06:50', 327),
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You will probably\r\n            <lb />recollect that his disorder seemed to be a\r\n            <lb />complication of the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition>, <symptom n=\"32\">Gravel</symptom>, &amp; <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatism</condition>,\r\n            <lb />to which he has been more or less subject for\r\n            <lb />many years past --  You ordered him the warm\r\n            <lb />Bath -- with a course of <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum Guaiaci</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"110\"><choice><abbr>Tart. Emet.</abbr><expan>Tartar EmetÂ¬</expan></choice></ingredient>\r\n            <lb />ic made into pill-- with now &amp; then a <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercur<add place=\"above\">l</add></ingredient>\r\n            <lb />Bolus -- Immediately upon coming home\r\n            <lb />he had a slight imperfect <symptom n=\"95\">paroxysm</symptom> of \r\n            <lb />the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> which soon disappeared - without\r\n            <lb />relieving his other complaints -- From\r\n            <lb />the weight &amp; pain around his <bodypart n=\"45\">Kidneys</bodypart>, I\r\n            <lb />suspected an accumulation of <symptom n=\"32\">sand</symptom> then, &amp;\r\n            <lb />gave him a few doses of the <ingredient n=\"100\"><choice><abbr>Alkal<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>Alkaline</expan></choice> Lixivium</ingredient>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />which brought away a considerable quantity\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"above\">of</add> <symptom n=\"32\">rough sand</symptom>; after that he was partly easy <choice><abbr>abo<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>about</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"59\">loins</bodypart> for some time--, but he soon began\r\n            <lb />to complain of the pains again, about his <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>,\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"73\">sides</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>, &amp; <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart>-- In time of health\r\n            <lb />he used to <symptom n=\"28\">sweat most profusely</symptom> every night\r\n            <lb />This I observed almost intirely left him, notÂ¬\r\n            <lb />withstanding the use of the pills &amp; warm bath\r\n            <lb />His pains became more acute &amp; his nights\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"17\">restless</symptom> -- I thought proper to give him a \r\n            <lb />dose of <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers powder</ingredient> now &amp; them - which\r\n            <lb /><illegible l=\"5\" /> failed of giving him comfortable rest\r\n            <lb />&amp; ease -- But as M<sup>rs</sup> Crichton seemed unÂ¬\r\n            <lb />happy about his taking them, they were\r\n            <lb />dropt -- After that he had a most miserable\r\n            <lb />time for many nights &amp; days - I then ordered\r\n            <lb />him the following Draft:\r\n<recipe>\r\n                <choice>\r\n                    <orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. Cinnam</ingredient> \r\n                        <lb /><ingredient n=\"191\">Sp Minder</ingredient> aa Ê’vi <ingredient n=\"228\" t=\"1\">Tinct <unclear>Theriac</unclear></ingredient> <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"12\">Elixir\r\n                        <lb />Panegoric</ingredient> aa g<sup>tt</sup> xxx <ingredient n=\"91\">Spr Nitr</ingredient> D g<sup>tt</sup> Syr\r\n                        <lb /><unclear>atthe</unclear> q s / Haust h s s\r\n                    </orig>\r\n                    <reg>   \r\n                      Take half a pint of <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon Water</ingredient>, six drachms of both <ingredient n=\"191\">Spirit Minder</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"228\" t=\"1\"><unclear>Theriac Tincture</unclear></ingredient>, thirty drops of both <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"12\">Panegoric Elixir</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"91\">Spirit Nitre</ingredient>. Divide twenty drops of syrup <unclear>at the sufficient quantity</unclear>. One dose every half hour.    \r\n                    </reg>\r\n                </choice>\r\n            </recipe>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This he has every second or 3<sup>d</sup> night Pro\r\n            <lb />re Nata   This <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir is a short history\r\n            <lb />of his case since you saw him --\r\n            <lb />I have observed him from the beginning\r\n            <lb />decline daily - He is now quite reduced &amp;\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"26\">emaciated</symptom> - can scarcely stagger <choice><abbr>thro\'</abbr><expan>through</expan></choice> the\r\n            <lb />room withour support -- His <symptom n=\"15\">pulse quite\r\n            <lb />natural, but feeble</symptom>. In short I can see\r\n            <lb />no room for hope in his case -- You <illegible l=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb />however be so kind as write us once <illegible l=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb />As he knows that I have wrote you, he\r\n            <lb />will be impatient till your Answer come\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Your Most <choice><abbr>Ob<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                <lb />Ja<sup>s</sup> Buckham\r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />Wooler 12 <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />1775\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edinb<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Buckham. <choice><abbr>ab<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>about</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />The Rev<sup>d</sup> M<sup>r</sup> Crichton\r\n            <lb />12<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 1775\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />Vol. IV. p. 40\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1186, 11, '2014-10-13 15:32:37', 201),
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(935, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1255\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1255] From: Dr Benjamin Thomas / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Miss Evans (Patient) / 16 March 1776 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Vivien Williams</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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I \r\n    <lb />flatter myself that it will not be displeasing \r\n    <lb />to you to hear that I am beginning to do\r\n    <lb />very well. I get forward daily. I am often\r\n    <lb />called twenty, sometimes thirty Miles from Home.\r\n    <lb />The Prejudices for an Oxford Education are\r\n    <lb />wearing off here, except amongst a few old\r\n    <lb />Divines, who imagine they support their own\r\n    <lb />Credit by despising the Scotish Universities. -\r\n    <lb />I must beg the Favor of your Opinion on the\r\n    <lb />following Case. At the same time be so kind as\r\n    <lb />to signify to whom in London your Fee\r\n    <lb />shall be paid, as we have no other means of\r\n    <lb />returning Money to Edingburgh. Direct for\r\n\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    \r\n    <lb />me at Kington, Herefordshire.\r\n</p>\r\n<closer>\r\n    <salute>\r\n        <lb />I am\r\n        <lb />your much obliged Friend\r\n        <lb />and Servant\r\n    </salute>\r\n    <signed>Benj: Thomas</signed>\r\n    <dateline>Kington March 16.1776</dateline>\r\n</closer>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />Miss Evans, seven Years of Age, formerly \r\n    <lb />healthy, of a full <add place=\"above\">and <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom></add> Habit, was, in August last, \r\n    <lb />seized with a <symptom n=\"55\">Drowsiness</symptom> attended with a <symptom n=\"3\">Vomiting</symptom>.\r\n    <lb />After frequent returns, it ended in what her\r\n    <lb />attendants called a <symptom n=\"5\">Fit</symptom>, during which Time she\r\n    <lb />lay senseless, but was not <symptom n=\"39\">convulsed</symptom>. These Complaints\r\n    <lb />were succeeded by a <symptom n=\"23\">Weakness</symptom> of the right <bodypart n=\"73\">Side</bodypart>.\r\n    <lb />During this Time her Apothecary imagined that her\r\n    <lb />Disorder arose from <condition n=\"39\">Worms</condition>; and by this his Advice she\r\n    <lb />took some <action n=\"57\">vermifuge Medicines</action>. As she found no\r\n    <lb />Relief from them, a Physician was called in, who\r\n    <lb />attributed her Disorder to Water in her <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>.\r\n    <lb />In consequence of this Opinion, he order\'d her frequent\r\n    <lb />Doses of <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient>, and a <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> to be applied\r\n    <lb />to the whole <bodypart n=\"80\">Scalp</bodypart>. About a Week afterwards she\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    \r\n    <lb />was totally deprived of her <symptom n=\"11\">Sight</symptom>, when her Case was\r\n    <lb />sent to London. The Physician who was consulted,\r\n    <lb />advised a <action n=\"24\">purgative Powder</action> to be taken twice a -\r\n    <lb />Week, with a Milk. Diet and a <treatment n=\"80\">semilunar Caustic</treatment>.\r\n    <lb />This plan, however, was not pursued, as she grew tired\r\n    <lb />of all Medicines. Her <symptom n=\"5\">Fits</symptom> left her soon afterwards;\r\n    <lb />but her <condition n=\"31\">paralytic Complaint</condition> remained with <symptom n=\"11\">Loss\r\n    <lb />of Sight</symptom>. In this situation she has continued since\r\n    <lb />last October. About a Fortnight ago she returned\r\n    <lb />Home, where I was desired to visit her. I f<supplied>ound</supplied>\r\n    <lb />her totally <symptom n=\"11\">blind</symptom>; her <bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart> rather full; the Humors\r\n    <lb />sound; her <bodypart n=\"6\">Pupils</bodypart> large, but contrasting in a small\r\n    <lb />Degree when exposed to a shiny Light. In short\r\n    <lb />she labors under a <condition n=\"122\">Gutta serena</condition>. She uses her right\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart> with Difficulty; her <bodypart n=\"119\">Flesh</bodypart> is full; her\r\n    <lb />appetite good; she sleeps well; her Excretories are\r\n    <lb />natural except now-and-then she has a large\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"46\">Discharge</symptom> of pale Urine; her Spirits are good, and\r\n    <lb />her Apprehension quick. Is this the <symptom n=\"11\">amaurosis pituitosa \r\n    <lb />or plethorica</symptom>, of Sauvage, if there <add place=\"above\">be</add> really in Difference \r\n    <lb />in his Distinction?<note>See Boissier de la Croix de Sauvages, <i>Nosologia Methodica Oculorum: or, a New Treatise on the Diseases of the Eyes. Selected and Translated from the Latin of Francis Bossier [sic] de Sauvages [by] George Wallis, M.D.</i> (London: 1785?), pp. 278-80.</note> Your opinion on the Cause and \r\n    <lb />Treatment of her Complaint will be very satisfactory to us all.\r\n</p>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    \r\n<annot>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />To \r\n    <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n    <lb />Edingburgh\r\n</p>\r\n<p>    \r\n    <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Thomas\r\n    <lb />Miss Evans March 76\r\n    <lb />v. 5. p. 6.\r\n</p>\r\n    \r\n</annot>\r\n</div>\r\n\r\n</body>', 1255, 3, '2014-02-20 17:35:53', 135),
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For three or four night before a period she should every night\r\n    <lb />a little before going to bed have <bodypart n=\"24\">her feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">part of her legs</bodypart> <treatment n=\"17\">set\r\n    <lb />in warm water</treatment> for half an hour, taking care after that to have\r\n    <lb />them very well dried and kept very warm for sometime after\r\n    <lb />she lies down â€“â€“ 2. She is at all times to avoid <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>\r\n    <lb />and take care that she goes once a day, and this will be best\r\n    <lb />secured by the use of <ingredient n=\"28\">the Castor oil</ingredient> which she should get always\r\n    <lb />fresh from Edinburgh by four ounces at a time. When she\r\n    <lb />gets it let her put it into a vial; <ingredient n=\"288\">a tablespoonful of double\r\n    <lb />Rum</ingredient>, and when she is to pour any of it out let it be very\r\n    <lb />well shaken. From half a table spoonful to a whole one will\r\n    <lb />be generally sufficient for a dose to be taken in the morning\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <lb />but she will learn by a trial or two to adjust the dose exactly which\r\n    <lb />should be just so much as to move her once. â€“â€“ This is to her ordiÂ¬\r\n    <lb />nary management for avoiding <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>, but the approach of a period\r\n    <lb />she should take once or twice a dose of the <action n=\"33\">aperient pills</action> ordered below. They\r\n    <lb />are to be taken at bedtime, and they should operate next day not above\r\n    <lb />once or twice, and for this I think one pill will be sufficient but two\r\n    <lb />may be taken if necessary. â€“â€“ 3. When the period actually comes on,\r\n    <lb />neither of <action n=\"21\">the above laxatives</action> are to be employed, but instead of them\r\n    <lb /><treatment n=\"8\">an injection of warm water</treatment> should be employed every evening unless <bodypart n=\"64\">the\r\n        <lb />belly</bodypart> is open. <treatment n=\"8\">The injection</treatment> should be a pint english of water with two\r\n    <lb />or three table spoonfuls of eating oil â€“â€“ 4. At a period or at the apÂ¬\r\n    <lb />proach of a period as soon as any pains come on she should take a\r\n    <lb />dose of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> not less than thirty drops, and this is to be reÂ¬\r\n    <lb />peated once or twice a day according to the urgency of the pains\r\n    <lb />which nothing else but <ingredient n=\"58\">the laudanum</ingredient> can relieve, and therefore\r\n    <lb />the doses are taken larger and more frequent as the pains require.\r\n    <lb />It will at the same time be obvious that as <ingredient n=\"58\">the laudanum</ingredient> is\r\n    <lb />more employed, <treatment n=\"8\">the water injections</treatment> will be the more necessary â€“â€“ \r\n    <lb />5. These are the measures for relieving the pains which Miss Aiton\r\n    <lb />has so frequently suffered, but more must be done to prevent their\r\n    <lb />recurrence and this is to be done by preserving the full &amp; free cirÂ¬\r\n    <lb />culation in <bodypart n=\"52\">the lower extremities</bodypart>. Let <bodypart n=\"51\">her limbs</bodypart> therefore from <bodypart n=\"62\">the\r\n        <lb />haunches</bodypart> downwards be <treatment n=\"18\">rubbed every morning with a flesh brush</treatment>. The\r\n    <lb />rubbing should be gentle but pretty long continued. After <bodypart n=\"51\">the limbs</bodypart> \r\n    <lb />are rubbed let <bodypart n=\"24\">the feet</bodypart> be <treatment n=\"39\">rubbed and chafed with warm flannel</treatment> till\r\n    <lb />they feel warm. Great pains must be taken to keep them conÂ¬\r\n    <lb />stantly in this condition by wearing worsted under stockings in\r\n    <lb />the day, and <bodypart n=\"24\">worsted foot stocks</bodypart> in the night. If at any time the\r\n    <lb />feet become cold pains must be taken to restore their heat by\r\n    <lb />rubbing them on warm bricks or bottles of warm water, or by toastÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ing them before the fire, and at bedtime if they feel cold they should\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <lb />be <treatment n=\"39\">chafed with warm flannel</treatment> as in the morning â€“â€“ 6 While these\r\n    <lb />measures are pursued it will be proper also to take measures to relieve\r\n    <lb />the ailments which threaten <bodypart n=\"26\">the breast</bodypart>, and the first to be taken is to apÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ply <treatment n=\"4\">a blistering plaister of four inches by three</treatment> to the pained part of <bodypart n=\"73\">the side</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />and let about the size of a crown piece<note>A crown was a British coin of the value of five shillings, by this date made of silver, and about 38mm in diameter.</note> of this be <treatment n=\"11\">kept open as a perpeÂ¬\r\n    <lb />tual Issue</treatment> for some time, that is, till the pain of <bodypart n=\"73\">the side</bodypart> by considerably\r\n    <lb />relieved. If before this happens <treatment n=\"11\">the perpetual Issue</treatment> proves very painfull\r\n    <lb />or gives any <condition n=\"24\">strangury</condition>, it must be changed for <treatment n=\"5\">a seton</treatment> or <treatment n=\"11\">pea Issue</treatment>.\r\n    <lb />7. While the pain in <bodypart n=\"73\">the side</bodypart> remains Miss Aiton will not \r\n    <lb />bear any brisk motion but as long as the weather is tolerable\r\n    <lb />she should be often in the fresh air and take what exercise on\r\n    <lb />horseback or in a carriage she can easily bear. Her exercise however\r\n    <lb />must be confined to these ways, for all bodily exercise is likely to do much\r\n    <lb />harm, and her walking therefore must be always very moderate, on\r\n    <lb />level ground only and never fast nor long at one time â€“â€“ 8. Tho\' I reÂ¬\r\n    <lb />commend fresh air I would have Miss Aiton very carefull in avoiding\r\n    <lb />cold. Let her wear a flannel shirt next <bodypart n=\"49\">her skin</bodypart>. Let her avoid warm \r\n    <lb />chambers or being otherwise heated which is both very hurtfull to <bodypart n=\"26\">her\r\n    <lb />breast</bodypart> and will render her readily affected with cold. Let her also avoid\r\n    <lb />all damp &amp; moisture, and therefore being abroad in the evening and \r\n    <lb />lastly to avoid cold let her avoid sitting in any stream of cool air. â€“â€“ \r\n    <lb />9. The safety of <bodypart n=\"26\">Miss Aiton\'s breast</bodypart> will depend very much on the \r\n    <lb />management of her diet. I am clearly of opinion that every kind\r\n    <lb />of animal food may do her harm, and therefore would desire\r\n    <lb />her to be extremely moderate in this article. A little weak\r\n    <lb />scotch broth she may take frequently and sometimes at dinner a \r\n    <lb />bit of chicken, rabbit or tripe or a little of the lighter white fish,\r\n    <lb />but of these the seldomer the better, and for the most part her\r\n    <lb />diet should consist of milk, grain, fruit &amp; other vegetables. If she\r\n    <lb />does not digest milk easily let her try it diluted with an\r\n   <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    <lb />equal portion of water gruel and well sweetened with sugar,\r\n    <lb />and in this way either by itself or with any thing else she may\r\n    <lb />take it very freely except at the approach or during the continuance\r\n    <lb />of a period â€“â€“ 10. I am of opinion <del><add place =\"above\">that</add> she should confine</del> that for \r\n    <lb />drink she should confine herself to water &amp; watery liquors alone, exÂ¬\r\n    <lb />cept at the times of a period when she may have a little weak\r\n    <lb />negus or white wine whey at bedtime.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />It has been omitted above to say, that <treatment n=\"8\">the water\r\n    <lb />Injections</treatment> proposed in â„– 3. may be improved by adding to\r\n        <lb />them about a Gill of the <ingredient n=\"301\" t=\"15\">decoction of <unclear>Cumise</unclear></ingredient><note>Probably a copying error for \'Cumin\'.</note> seeds and <ingredient n=\"5\">assafÅ“Â¬\r\n    <lb />tida</ingredient> formerly advised by M<sup>r</sup> Eason.</p>\r\n   <p><lb />It has likewise been omitted that meat suppers\r\n    <lb />are totally inadmissible</p>\r\n<recipe><choice>\r\n    <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"3\">aloes socotor</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"169\">extract. gentian:</ingredient> @ Ê’Å¿s <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient>. gr X <ingredient n=\"93\">Sal.\r\n        <lb />polychrest.</ingredient> gr. 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In this view I think it\r\n        <lb />will not be safe to take much pains discuss<note>Throughout this letter \'discuss\' is being used to mean \'disperse\' or \'dispel\' the humours creating the swelling.</note> <symptom n=\"63\">the swelling\r\n        <lb />of <bodypart n=\"51\">the limb</bodypart></symptom> and all that can be safely done is to prevent\r\n        <lb />the consequences of the humours falling too much upon\r\n        <lb />it and to favour <action n=\"41\">the discussion</action> by taking some care\r\n        <lb />of his general habit. For the first he must take care\r\n        <lb />to avoid throwing the weight of his body upon <bodypart n=\"51\">that\r\n        <lb />limb</bodypart> and therefore avoid its hanging down as much\r\n       <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />as possible and further to prevent the humours falling upon\r\n        <lb />itto wear constantly <treatment n=\"53\">a laced stocking properly fitted &amp;</treatment>\r\n        <lb />applied. For mending the general habit and putting\r\n        <lb />nature <action n=\"41\">in a way of <del>disscus</del> discussing</action> all the bad humours\r\n        <lb />from every part, I have ordered some pills on the other\r\n        <lb />page of which he may take two every night and morning\r\n        <lb />or if they do not disturb <bodypart n=\"46\">his stomach</bodypart> and especially\r\n        <lb />after he has taken them for some time he may take\r\n        <lb />three or even four for a dose.</p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Octo</abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> <sup>th</sup> 15\r\n        <lb />1775</dateline>\r\n    </closer></div>\r\n    <div><recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig><lb />â„ž. <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum. guaiac.</ingredient> Ê’i <ingredient n=\"50\">Sacch. alb. duriss.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s <ingredient n=\"110\">Tart emet.</ingredient> gr. viiÅ¿s\r\n            <lb />Terito simul in pulverem dein adde <ingredient n=\"169\">Extract. gentian.</ingredient> Ê’i et\r\n            <lb />cum <ingredient n=\"75\">Muc. G. Arab.</ingredient> q. s. f. m. divid. in pil. sing. gr. v Sig. <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Pills</action> 2 for a dose</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take a drachm of <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum Guaiacum</ingredient>, half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"50\">White Lump Sugar</ingredient>, and 7Â½ grains of <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar Emetic</ingredient>. \r\n            Rub together into a powder, then add a drachm of <ingredient n=\"169\">Gentian Extract</ingredient> and \r\n        with enough <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic paste</ingredient> to mix into a mass, divide into pills of 5 grains each. Label: <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Pills</action> 2 for a dose</reg>\r\n</choice></recipe></div></body>', 347, 3, '2013-09-29 17:54:19', 127),
(942, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c360\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:360] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Baillie / Regarding: Reverend John Noble (of Libberton) (Patient) / 14 November 1775 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Marianne Gilchrist</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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Elect.</abbr><expan>Cephalic Electuary</expan></choice></action> 2 or 3 times a day as <bodypart n=\"46\">his stomach</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />can bear but continue for a month.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Every <choice><abbr>n<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>night</expan></choice> at bedtime two <action n=\"35\"><choice><abbr>tablespoonf. of y<sup>e</sup> Cephal. â„³</abbr><expan>tablespoonfuls of the Cephalic Mixture</expan></choice></action>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Avoid <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> &amp; keep <bodypart n=\"64\">his belly</bodypart> regular. Nothing fitter for <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup> y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>this than</expan></choice> a\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>tablespoonf.</abbr><expan>tablespoonful</expan></choice> of unbruised <ingredient n=\"60\">white mustard</ingredient> every <choice><abbr>even<sup>g</sup>. or morn<sup>g</sup>.</abbr><expan>evening or morning</expan></choice> but if this\r\n        <lb />do not answer, take one or 2 of <action n=\"21\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> Laxat.</abbr><expan>the Laxative</expan></choice> Pills.</action></p>\r\n    <p><lb /><treatment n=\"11\">A perpetual Issue</treatment> in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"1\">crown of his head</bodypart> but if that do not discharge\r\n        <lb />well or be painfull or troublesome, let it be heated up &amp; <treatment n=\"11\">a pea Issue</treatment> be made\r\n        <lb />one <bodypart n=\"10\">each side of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> nape of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> neck</bodypart>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Rub both <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart> affected <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"18\">a flesh brush</treatment> every <choice><abbr>n<sup>t</sup> &amp; morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>night &amp; morning</expan></choice>. The\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>rubb<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>rubbing</expan></choice> should be gentle &amp; long continued.</p>\r\n<p><lb />Diet should be of a middle kind. Some meat at dinner every day but\r\n    <lb /><del>b</del> moderately &amp; fill up <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> meal <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> plain soup &amp; bread, pudding, &amp; such\r\n    <lb />vegetables as do not prove windy. No meat at supper but some kind\r\n    <lb />of grain <choice><abbr>w. or wout</abbr><expan>with or without</expan></choice> milk at pleasure. No Indian tea at breakfast but\r\n    <lb />may take <ingredient n=\"207\" t=\"19\">rosemary</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"99\" t=\"19\">balm tea</ingredient>, &amp; bread &amp; butter as usual.</p>\r\n<p><lb />For <choice><abbr>ordin.</abbr><expan>ordinary</expan></choice> drink water or small beer as agreable. At dinner\r\n    <lb />every day he may take a glass or 2 of cherry diluted <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> water, but must be\r\n    <lb />very moderate &amp; avoid Spirits in every shape</p>\r\n<p><lb />Exercise in a carriage <choice><abbr>m<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>might</expan></choice> be of service, but <choice><abbr>noth<sup>g</sup>.</abbr><expan></expan></choice> will hurt him\r\n    <lb />more than cold &amp; must be cautious of going abroad at this season. Even\r\n    <lb />at home should be well cloathed &amp; a flannel <choice><abbr>sh.</abbr><expan>shirt</expan></choice> next <bodypart n=\"49\">his skin</bodypart>. Avoid\r\n    <lb />a very warm chamber, sitting over <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> fire or too many bed cloaths.</p></div>\r\n<div>\r\n<recipe><choice>\r\n    <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"22\">Rad. Valer. silv.</ingredient> pulv. â„¥ii <ingredient n=\"22\">Cast. Russ.</ingredient> Ê’ii <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. Peruv.</ingredient> pulv. <ingredient n=\"21\">Cons. e cort. \r\n        <lb />aurant.</ingredient> @ â„¥i <ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Syr. caryoph.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. Elect. Sign. <action n=\"35\">Cephal. Elect.</action> bign. of a\r\n        <lb />nutmeg 2 or 3 times a day washing it down w a cup of <ingredient n=\"22\" t=\"19\">Valerian tea</ingredient>.</orig>\r\n    <reg>Take 2 ounces of ground <ingredient n=\"22\">Wild Valerian root</ingredient>, 2 drachms of <ingredient n=\"28\">Russian Castor</ingredient>, an ounce each of powdered <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"21\">Orange Peel Conserve</ingredient>, and enough <ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Clove Syrup</ingredient> to make an Electuary. \r\n        Label: <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Electuary</action> bigness of a nutmeg 2 or 3 times a day washing it down with a cup of <ingredient n=\"22\" t=\"19\">Valerian tea</ingredient>.</reg>\r\n</choice></recipe>\r\n <recipe><choice>\r\n     <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥iv <ingredient n=\"68\">Aq. menth. pip.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinnam. spir.</ingredient> @ â„¥iÅ¿s. <ingredient n=\"123\">Spir. Lavend. comp.</ingredient>\r\n         <lb /><ingredient n=\"28\" t=\"1\">Tinct. cast. comp.</ingredient> @ Ê’ii <ingredient n=\"38\" t=\"16\">Sal. corn. cerv.</ingredient> gr. x. <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl.</ingredient> â„¥i. â„³. Sign. <action n=\"35\">Cephal. â„³</action>.\r\n<lb />2 tablespoonf. every n<sup>t</sup> at bedtime</orig>\r\n     <reg>Take 4 ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rosewater</ingredient>, half an ounce each of <ingredient n=\"68\">Peppermint Water</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon Spirit Water</ingredient>, 2 drachms each of <ingredient n=\"123\">Compound Spirits of Lavender</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"28\" t=\"1\">Compound Tincture of Castor</ingredient>, 10 grains of <ingredient n=\"38\" t=\"16\">Hartshorn Salts</ingredient>, and an ounce of <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient>. Mix. \r\n    Label: <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Mixture</action>. 2 tablespoonfuls every night at bedtime</reg>\r\n </choice></recipe>\r\n<recipe><choice>\r\n    <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"3\">Pil. Aloet.</ingredient> Ph. Ed. ult. Ed. Ê’i <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel.</ingredient> gr. xii <ingredient n=\"75\">Muc. G. Ar.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. mass. divid. in\r\n      <lb />Pil. â„– xv. Sign. <action n=\"21\">Laxative Pills</action> one or two for a dose at bedtime when occasion requires</orig>\r\n    <reg>Take a drachm of <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetic Pills</ingredient> from the latest edition of the Edinburgh PharmacopÅ“ia, 12 grains of <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient>, and enough <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic paste</ingredient> to make a mass to be divided into 15 pills. \r\n    Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative Pills</action> one or two for a dose at bedtime when occasion requires</reg>\r\n</choice></recipe>\r\n    <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup> Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh November</expan></choice> 14. 1775.</dateline><signed>W.C.</signed></closer>\r\n</div></body>', 360, 9, '2014-10-17 11:49:50', 131);
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The last are often\r\n        <lb />suspected of being <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> but often do not prove so in <choice><abbr>s<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>such</expan></choice> cases as this &amp; therefore may\r\n    <lb />be tried, with caution. No animal food, except a little good beef tea or chicken\r\n    <lb />broth at dinner <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> bread barley or rice. When she is on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> road in cold weather\r\n    <lb />she may take a bit of chicken or other white meat but at isle of <choice><abbr>W<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Wight</expan></choice> all animal\r\n    <lb />food should be laid aside.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Drink. Water &amp; watery liquors, but in case of <symptom n=\"45\">faintness</symptom>, a spoonful of\r\n     <lb />claret is <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> safest cordial, especially if not used very often.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Will be <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>much the</expan></choice> better of her journey if she avoid cold or <symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom>. As to cold I have\r\n    <lb />formerly given directions &amp; I believe they are very well understood, &amp; I only add, she\r\n        <lb />should have two stone bottles, filled <choice><abbr>w aq. bull.</abbr><expan>with boiling water</expan></choice> to be laid under <bodypart n=\"24\">her feet</bodypart> in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> carriage\r\n    <lb />As to fatigue <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> length &amp; <choice><abbr>n<sup>o</sup></abbr><expan>number</expan></choice> of stages a day to be adjusted to her strength. At first\r\n    <lb />she <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> travel slowly &amp; for one or 2 stages only but as he <unclear>bears</unclear> thro <del>she</del>\r\n    <lb />&amp; gets into good roads she may make longer &amp;c. &amp; indeed it is desireable to get\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <lb />to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> South as soon as conveniently can.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />In <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> isle of <choice><abbr>W<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Wight</expan></choice> must <choice><abbr>cont.</abbr><expan>continue</expan></choice> her exercise, but in mild &amp; fair weather, <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />go out in a <choice><abbr>carr.</abbr><expan>carriage</expan></choice> every forenoon <choice><abbr>avoid<sup>g</sup>.</abbr><expan>avoiding</expan></choice> going in frosty or wet <choice><abbr>weath.</abbr><expan>weather</expan></choice>.\r\n    <lb />She will <unclear>find</unclear> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> spring very easy &amp; <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> she becomes fine &amp; pretty warm if\r\n    <lb />her strength can bear &amp; she can get a right horse, very proper to go a <unclear>little</unclear>\r\n    <lb />on horseback.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />As to her dwelling place in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> isle of <choice><abbr>W<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Wight</expan></choice> being dry &amp; sheltered, and <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> lodg.<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>lodging</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />being warm dry &amp; airy all that to be left to herself M<sup>rs</sup> K. &amp;ccc</p>\r\n    <p><lb />As I depend chiefly on climate diet &amp; exercise, I shall give few <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice>.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n        <lb />Must take <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> her a Phial or two of <action n=\"31\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> strengthen<sup>g</sup>. â„³.</abbr><expan>the strengthening mixture</expan></choice></action> &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> recipe for\r\n    <lb />it <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> she may have it renewed &amp;cc. 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A <choice><abbr>pap.</abbr><expan>paper</expan></choice> of â„– 1. is to be\r\n    <lb />put into a <choice><abbr>chopp. of aq. bull.</abbr><expan>choppin of boiling water</expan></choice> &amp; boiled over the fire till one half be boiled\r\n    <lb />away. <choice><abbr>W<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>When</expan></choice> it is nearly so far boiled let a paper of the materials â„– 2. be put \r\n    <lb />in &amp; after these have boiled 5 <choice><abbr>min. y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>minutes the</expan></choice> whole to be taken <choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>from the</expan></choice> fire &amp; strained\r\n    <lb />thro a flannel bag. The <choice><abbr>liq.</abbr><expan>liquid</expan></choice> to be put into a bottle well corked &amp; set in a\r\n    <lb />cool place. Of this <choice><abbr>Decoct. M. K.<sup></sup></abbr><expan>Decoction Miss Kerr</expan></choice> is to take 2 3 or 4 <choice><abbr>tablespoonf.</abbr><expan>tablespoonfuls</expan></choice> at a\r\n        <lb />time &amp; 2 3 or 4 times a day as her <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>stom.</abbr><expan>stomach</expan></choice></bodypart> &amp;c.</p></div>\r\n<div><head>For Miss Kerr</head>\r\n    <recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"6\">Fol. tussil.</ingredient> sicc. â„¥i <ingredient n=\"216\">Herb. parietar.</ingredient> Ê’i <ingredient n=\"98\">Flor. malv.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s \r\n    <lb />Concisa â„³. f. materialia &amp; f. huius m. ChartÃ¦ â„– xx\r\n    <lb />Signa sing. chart. Materials â„– I.</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take an ounce of dried <ingredient n=\"6\">Coltsfoot leaves</ingredient>, a drachm of <ingredient n=\"216\">Lichwort</ingredient> and half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"98\">Mallow flowers</ingredient>. Chop, mix to make materials and of these make 20 papers. Label each paper: Materials â„– I.</reg>\r\n    </choice></recipe>\r\n    <recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig><lb />â„ž. <ingredient n=\"213\">Sem. anis.</ingredient> Ê’i Rasur. <ingredient n=\"70\">sassafras.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s. <ingredient n=\"121\">Extr. glycirrh.</ingredient> in frustula miÂ¬\r\n       <lb />nuta concisi â„¥Å¿s. â„³. f. materialia et\r\n       <lb />Signa. sing. chart. Materials â„– II.</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take a drachm of <ingredient n=\"213\">Aniseed</ingredient>, half a drachm of grated <ingredient n=\"70\">Sassafras</ingredient>, and half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"121\">Liquorice extract</ingredient> chopped into very small pieces. Mix to make materials and label each paper: Materials â„– II.</reg>\r\n    </choice></recipe>\r\n    <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n    <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup> Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh December</expan></choice> 10\r\n    <lb />1775</dateline>   \r\n    </closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 369, 11, '2015-04-17 21:35:15', 131),
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It should be of chiefly milk &amp;\r\n<lb />farinacea, <choice><abbr>avoid<sup>g.</sup> anim.</abbr><expan>avoiding animal</expan></choice> food <choice><abbr>except<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>excepting</expan></choice> a little chicken or other of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> very lightest\r\n  <lb />kind &amp; <choice><abbr>avoid<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>avoiding</expan></choice> roots or greens. The <ingredient n=\"171\" t=\"15\">Decoct. alb.</ingredient> may be <choice><abbr>contin<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice> for ordinary\r\n  <lb />drink, <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup> wout y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>but without the</expan></choice> <action n=\"12\">Sal diureticus</action> &amp; he may frequently alternate <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> Decoct.</abbr><expan>the Decoction</expan></choice>\r\n<lb /><choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> milk tea, i.e. two <choice><abbr>p<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>parts</expan></choice> boiling water poured on one of fresh cowmilk.</p>\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n <p><lb />The ass milk <choice><abbr>w y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>with the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"32\">lime <choice><abbr>wat.</abbr><expan>water</expan></choice></ingredient> should be <choice><abbr>cont<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice> as long as he bears it <choice><abbr>wout</abbr><expan>without</expan></choice>\r\n  <lb /><action n=\"24\"><choice><abbr>purg<sup>g</sup>.</abbr><expan>purging.</expan></choice></action></p>\r\n <p><lb /><action n=\"24\"><choice><abbr>W<sup>n</sup> purg<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>When purging</expan></choice></action> requires it he may employ either <ingredient n=\"297\" t=\"15\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> Decoct.</abbr><expan>the Decoction</expan></choice> Campechense</ingredient> or Julap.\r\n<lb /><unclear>istens</unclear> as he has had experience of both <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> I expect he may find benefit <choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice>\r\n  <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <action n=\"31\">Strengthening</action> <choice><abbr>Infus. ord<sup>d</sup> bel.</abbr><expan>Infusion ordered below.</expan></choice></p>\r\n <p><lb />The <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> &amp; <action n=\"12\">diuretic</action> best suited to <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> case is <ingredient n=\"191\"><choice><abbr>Sp<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>Spiritus</expan></choice> mindereri</ingredient> &amp; I\'m\r\n  <lb />afraid least much of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <action n=\"12\">Sal Diureticus</action> prove <action n=\"24\">purgative</action> more <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> <action n=\"12\">diuretic</action>.\r\n  <lb />For <action n=\"33\">an aperient</action> I have given a formula below to be used as <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> as can be\r\n  <lb /><choice><abbr>wout</abbr><expan>without</expan></choice> <action n=\"24\">purging</action>.</p>\r\n <p><lb /><treatment n=\"9\">A gentle <choice><abbr>vom.</abbr><expan>vomit</expan></choice></treatment> of <ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecac.</ingredient> may often be of service. For his appetite\r\n <lb />let him take from 20 to 30 drops of <ingredient n=\"261\">Elix. vitriol.</ingredient> in a glass of water.</p>\r\n<p><lb />This is all at present but if any thing new &amp;ccc</p>\r\n<closer><signed>W.C.</signed></closer></div>\r\n <div><head>For â€“â€“â€“â€“</head>\r\n<recipe><choice>\r\n <orig><lb />â„ž. <ingredient n=\"97\">Terr. Japon.</ingredient> pulv. <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam. cont.</ingredient> @ Ê’i\r\n  <lb /><ingredient n=\"165\">Cort. granat.</ingredient> cont. â„¥Å¿s. <ingredient n=\"75\">Gumm. Arab.</ingredient> â„¥i\r\n <lb />Aq. bull. â„¥vii   Digere subinde agitans h. 4. dein <unclear>p</unclear> pannum\r\n <lb />lan. cola &amp; adde\r\n  <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinnam. spirituos.</ingredient>     <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"18\">Syrup Diacod.</ingredient> @ â„¥i\r\n <lb /><ingredient n=\"58\">Tinct. Thebaic.</ingredient> g<sup>tt</sup>. XL. plusve minus pro re nata.\r\n  <lb />Signa <action n=\"31\">Strengthen<sup>g</sup>. Infus.<sup>n</sup></action> a table sp<sup>n</sup>full or two to be taken sev<sup>l</sup> times\r\n  <lb />a day w<sup>n</sup> <symptom n=\"31\">looseness</symptom> is troublesome.</orig>\r\n <reg>Take a drachm each of ground <ingredient n=\"97\">Japanese Earth</ingredient> and crushed <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient>, half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"165\">crushed Pomegranate peel</ingredient>, an ounce of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient> and 7 ounces of boiling water. \r\n  Steep for 4 hours, stirring constantly, then strain through woollen fabric and add: an ounce each of <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon Spirit Water</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"18\">Poppyhead Syrup</ingredient>, 40 drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">Thebaic Tincture</ingredient>, more or less as required. \r\n  Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Infusion</action> a tablespoonfull or two to be taken several times a day when <symptom n=\"31\">looseness</symptom> is troublesome.</reg>\r\n</choice></recipe>\r\n<recipe><choice>\r\n <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"191\">Spir. minderer.</ingredient> â„¥iv <ingredient n=\"98\" t=\"18\">Syrup. ex Alth.</ingredient> â„¥ii <ingredient n=\"118\">Tart. regenerat.</ingredient> â„ˆii\r\n  <lb />â„³. Signa. <action n=\"33\">Aperient mixture</action> a table spoonful to be taken several \r\n<lb />times a day.</orig>\r\n <reg>Take 4 ounces of <ingredient n=\"191\">Spirit Minderer</ingredient>, 2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"98\" t=\"18\">Mallow Syrup</ingredient> and 2 scruples of <ingredient n=\"118\">Regenerated Tartar</ingredient>. Mix. Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient mixture</action> a table spoonful to be taken several times a day</reg>\r\n</choice></recipe>\r\n  <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n <dateline><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 25<sup>th.</sup>\r\n <lb />1775.</dateline></closer>\r\n</div></body>', 352, 11, '2015-04-17 21:26:55', 137),
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The misfortune, of <condition n=\"7\">loosing her in ChildÂ¬\r\n            <lb />bed</condition> about ten months after Marriage threw him into the\r\n            <lb />Deepest Distress, and induced a <symptom n=\"1\">most violent Headach</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />which was in some measure Periodical, being always\r\n            <lb />worst at Night, for some Months, during which time, he\r\n            <lb />complained also of a <symptom n=\"68\">most intollerable thirst</symptom>, so as to\r\n            <lb />Drink to four or five <illegible w=\"1\" /> pints of water in the 24 hours,\r\n            <lb />which was greatly mitigated, by using some <ingredient n=\"108\">acid <choice><abbr>spt</abbr><expan>spirit</expan></choice> of vitriol</ingredient> \r\n            <lb />and the <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> was in part removed by a Course of <ingredient n=\"1\">the\r\n            <lb />Bark</ingredient> - But soon after, his other pains were greatly increaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sed, for which he used some <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphorated oil</ingredient>, which, together\r\n            <lb />with wearing flannels, &amp; the use of a <treatment n=\"18\">flesh Brush</treatment>, gave\r\n            <lb />some relief, but of short duration. for no <unclear>sooner</unclear> one part\r\n            <lb />was relieved than another was affected. It fixed for some\r\n            <lb />time in the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"71\">Bone</bodypart>, where it produced a <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> in every\r\n            <lb />respect similar to a <condition n=\"20\">venereal <symptom n=\"137\">node</symptom></condition>. And from this circumÂ¬\r\n            <lb />stance from the pains being worst in the night while\r\n            \r\n         <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />in Bed, from the <symptom n=\"30\">Eruption</symptom> &amp;c I apprehend those complaints\r\n            <lb />must proceed from a <condition n=\"20\">venereal</condition> Cause. and proposed to\r\n            <lb />put him under a <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurial Course</ingredient>. But being obliged\r\n            <lb />to be upon constant Duty for some time, could not be\r\n            <lb />confined the requested time - And being ordered to\r\n            <lb />use the Cold Bath, found so much relief from it, and\r\n            <lb />the <treatment n=\"18\">flesh Brush</treatment>, as made his Complaints more bearÂ¬\r\n            <lb />able, and he was hopeful, that, by persevering for some\r\n            <lb />time, in this course, he might accomplish a Cure by\r\n            <lb />milder, and more convenient means, than mine.\r\n            <lb />However, of late, though he still uses those means, the\r\n            <lb />pains have rather increased, one of his <bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart> is conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />siderably <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom>, the <symptom n=\"137\">Node</symptom> is not gone / though much\r\n            <lb />less than it was once / two spots of a <symptom n=\"30\"><symptom n=\"51\">dry</symptom><symptom n=\"87\">scaly</symptom> Eruption</symptom>\r\n            <lb />have appeared above the <bodypart n=\"19\">knee</bodypart>. all which confirms\r\n            <lb />me very much in my former opinion, though it is not\r\n            <lb />easie, I <unclear>own</unclear>, to conceive, how such complaints should ly so\r\n            <lb />long dormant in the habit, be so little communicable\r\n            <lb />and be so much relieved, by the Bath &amp; 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skill, than I can lay claim to, I <unclear>put</unclear>\r\n            <lb />due Deference, submit mine to theirs, and wishing you\r\n            <lb />a happy and speedy Cure\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>I am <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Capt</abbr><expan>Captain</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>m<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>most</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>ob<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice>\r\n            \r\n            </salute> \r\n            \r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Febry</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 29<sup>th</sup> <u>1776</u></dateline>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>Ivie Campbell</signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n    \r\n    <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n\r\n    <annot>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Cap<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Captain</expan></choice> Campbells case\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Febr<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1776 --\r\n\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />377 \" Â¦ \" Â¦\r\n            <lb />------------\r\n            <lb />128 \" 8 \" Â¦\r\n            <lb />100\r\n            <lb />20\r\n            <lb />50\r\n            <lb />------------\r\n            <lb />298 \" 8\r\n            <lb />------------\r\n            <lb />79 \" 12 \" Â¦\r\n            <lb />------------\r\n            <lb />3 \" 7 \" 6\r\n            <lb />3 \" 5 \" Â¦\r\n            <lb />1 \" 7 \" 6\r\n            <lb />3 \" 10 \" Â¦\r\n            <lb />------------\r\n            <lb />11 \" 10 \" Â¦\r\n            <lb />------------\r\n            <lb />68 Â¦ 2\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n    </annot>\r\n        \r\n      \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n        \r\n</body>', 1248, 3, '2014-01-25 09:10:13', 148),
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Her <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse</symptom> feeble and \r\n    <lb />from 96, to 100, in the Minute; it is no way changed during the\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"5\">Fits</symptom> of <condition n=\"29\">Delirium</condition> as to Quickness, but it is rather stronger and fuller\r\n    <lb />then. Her <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart> moist and clean, makes Water easily but\r\n    <lb />rather in small Quantity. It is of the Colour of very pale small Beer \r\n    <lb />and deposites a Copious brown Coloured chalky like Sediment. She \r\n    <lb />has no considerable <symptom n=\"21\">Heat</symptom> or Thrift &amp; is kept <action n=\"21\">lax</action> with the <ingredient n=\"283\">Electuary</ingredient>.\r\n    <lb />Some Nights she sleeps pretty well, but in general is restless. The\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"55\">Drowsiness</symptom> has left her for some Weeks. 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A regular Regimen was of Use to Him.\r\n</p>\r\n<closer>\r\n    <salute>\r\n        <lb />I am with the greatest Respect\r\n        <lb />Dear Sir\r\n        <lb />Your most obedient \r\n        <lb />most Humble Se<supplied>rvant</supplied>\r\n    </salute>\r\n    <signed>John Mudie</signed>\r\n    <dateline>Montrose 30.<sup>th</sup> December <u>1776</u></dateline>\r\n</closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    \r\n    <annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n         <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n         <lb />Physician in\r\n         <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n         <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Mudie\r\n         <lb />30<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Dec.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> <u>1776</u>\r\n         <lb />VVI p. 80. 101\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n         <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Mudie\r\n         <lb /><u>1777</u><note>This early annotation may reflect someone working to an older tradition, only officially abandoned on 1751,  in which the new year began on 25 March.</note>\r\n        </p>\r\n    </annot>\r\n</div>\r\n</body>', 1329, 11, '2014-10-13 16:00:56', 71),
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The \r\n    <lb />effect of which was a violent <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> in the \r\n    <lb />parts affected he at this time road out &amp; \r\n    <lb />sometimes in a boat and went about as usual\r\n    <lb />A Vessell arrived from the Coast of Guinea bound\r\n    <lb />to Grenada the <choice><abbr>Capt.<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>Captain</expan></choice> of which was his <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del>\r\n\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n\r\n    <lb />Old acquaintance with whom he made rather\r\n    <lb />too free in Drinking too much Claret, the \r\n    <lb />Effects of which was that about two o Clock\r\n    <lb />in the morning he was attacked with a violent\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"3\">reaching</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"35\">threw up Large quantities of\r\n    <lb />pure blood</symptom> he got a <treatment n=\"58\">Candle</treatment> but was so very \r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom> from the loss of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> that he instantly\r\n    <lb />Drop\'d on the floor, as if dead, where he again\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"35\">threw up vast quantities of blood</symptom>, upon his \r\n    <lb />getting a little easier he got hold of light doses\r\n    <lb />of <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> which he mixed with Madera wine &amp;\r\n    <lb />Drank off; this releived the <symptom n=\"3\">Vomiting</symptom> &amp; he \r\n    <lb />was got to bed where he instantly got asleep.\r\n    <lb />Sent next morning for his Physician, who\r\n    <lb />order\'d the former medicines to be Repeated\r\n    <lb />which were Continued for two weeks when\r\n    <lb />he spit pus again when the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> was again\r\n    <lb />order\'d with the <ingredient n=\"261\">Elix: Vit:</ingredient> Being oblig\'d to Learn\r\n    <lb />the Millitary exercise he was frequently\r\n    <lb />troubled with a <symptom n=\"35\">Spitting of blood</symptom> he was \r\n    <lb />advised to take <ingredient n=\"302\">Turlingtons Drops</ingredient> and the\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"20\">Millipedes</ingredient> unprepared, he took 60 drops thrice\r\n    <lb />aday, <del>of the</del> one thousand of the <ingredient n=\"20\">Millipedes</ingredient> a day\r\n    <lb />also the red of <add place=\"above\">an egg</add> in wine at Midday; this he\r\n    <lb />thought of service to him; getting Cold\r\n    <lb />he was afflicted with a <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>, so as he \r\n    <lb />Cou\'d not Lye in his bed which has less \r\n    <lb />or more, Continued with him\r\n</p>\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    \r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />The Continuance of the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"35\">Spitting</symptom> has reduced\r\n    <lb />his Strength so much that he is frequently und<unclear>er</unclear>\r\n    <lb />the necessity of wearing a Staff, he was advised \r\n    <lb />to go to the Country, he went &amp; Stayed\r\n    <lb />with a Physician who lived about a mile\r\n    <lb />from town, where he began a Course of\r\n    <lb />Medicine and a milk diet, the Medicines\r\n    <lb />name mostly of the <action n=\"19\">pectoral</action> and <action n=\"16\">Emollient</action>\r\n    <lb />kind he likewise allowed him an <action n=\"34\">anodyne\r\n    <lb />Pill</action>, which was soon increas\'d to five grains,\r\n    <lb />&amp;, by degrees, to five times five; the effects of\r\n    <lb />which was that it gave him temporary ease;\r\n    <lb />but afterwards, a violent <symptom n=\"60\">Tormina Ventris</symptom>\r\n    <lb />which became intolerable; but after this, he \r\n    <lb />was rather advised to use <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> &amp; decrease\r\n    <lb />the dose, which he has done to the quantity of \r\n    <lb />thirty Gutts every night, and means still to\r\n    <lb />go on, lessening the dose; he has been taking;\r\n    <lb />the <ingredient n=\"34\">flower of Sulphur</ingredient>, this some little time,\r\n    <lb />which, he thinks, he has had some releif from\r\n    <lb />and he at Present rides every good morning\r\n    <lb />which he thinks he is not the worse of, But\r\n    <lb />about the month of <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> Last there was a large\r\n    <lb />Colection of matter formed on the left side of \r\n    <lb />the <bodypart n=\"53\">anus</bodypart> which was taken for a boil, <treatment n=\"1\">Lanced</treatment> as\r\n    <lb />such, discharged near a pint of matter, but it at\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    \r\n    <lb />Last on further examination turn\'d out a <condition n=\"76\">Fistula in <bodypart n=\"53\">ano</bodypart></condition>\r\n    <lb />with one single opening externaly, which has always\r\n    <lb />Discharged matter, more or less, since the opening\r\n    <lb />till this time; it gives him some uneasiness in\r\n    <lb />Sitting, which he is affraid may increase on\r\n    <lb />him; he, since the use of the <ingredient n=\"261\">Sulphur</ingredient>, has had \r\n    <lb />a <symptom n=\"21\">burning heat</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"24\">soles of his feet</bodypart> which \r\n    <lb />is intolerable untill he bath them in warm\r\n    <lb />water which gives him instant ease the Sensation\r\n    <lb />is something like <symptom n=\"34\">hectick</symptom> ---- To return to <bodypart n=\"24\">Lungs</bodypart>,\r\n    <lb />there most Certainly is an adhesion of the right\r\n    <lb />Lobes in the Pleura, because, when he <symptom n=\"4\">Coughs</symptom>,\r\n    <lb />he is obliged to bend very low before he can\r\n    <lb />Discharge any Pus from his <bodypart n=\"24\">Lungs</bodypart>; he is, at this\r\n    <lb />time, advis\'d to put a Large <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> all over the\r\n    <lb />Side affected, which he intends doing; in the \r\n    <lb />mean time a Considerable time ago he got \r\n    <lb /><treatment n=\"11\">a Cord put into the diseased Side</treatment>, <del>Side</del> but its\r\n    <lb />not supurating properly gave him no releif\r\n    <lb />of any Consequence; he likewise has had an\r\n    <lb /><treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> in his right <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> this three months;\r\n    <lb />but sensible of no good effects from it, in the\r\n    <lb />month of may he was advis\'d to use the <ingredient n=\"154\" t=\"3\"><choice><abbr>G: ammon:</abbr><expan>Gum ammoniacum</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />Solution</ingredient> &amp; Balsamic Syr: with a <ingredient n=\"75\" t=\"3\"><choice><abbr>Solut:</abbr><expan>Solution</expan></choice> of <choice><abbr>G: Arab:</abbr></choice></ingredient>  \r\n    <lb />&amp; a weak <ingredient n=\"95\" t=\"3\"><choice><abbr>Solut:</abbr><expan>Solution</expan></choice> of <choice><abbr>Sal. 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Cullen\'s last along with the result of this\r\n            <lb />consultation.\r\n                \r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup>. Thomas Hay Surgeon\r\n            <lb />Carrubber\'s Closs\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />Mr Maccallestors Son\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 1775\r\n            <lb />V. IV. p. 103.\r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1181, 3, '2013-09-12 17:13:29', 201),
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The\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"106\">Hernia Scrotalis</condition> which he shewed to you is much\r\n            <lb />enlarged to an intolerable bulk, and I am almost\r\n            <lb />convinced that it is Complicated with an <condition n=\"112\">Hydrocele</condition>;\r\n            <lb />in Short an Universal deluge seems to threaten this\r\n            <lb />worthly good Man; I am going to try him this evening\r\n            <lb />with a Solution of half dram of <ingredient n=\"55\">Terebinth: Venit</ingredient> &amp; a\r\n            <lb />gentle <ingredient n=\"139\">Anodyne</ingredient>. <treatment n=\"6\"><ingredient n=\"55\">Turpentine</ingredient> Clysters</treatment> I have Often recomÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mended, but he will by no means ever Allow one to be\r\n            <lb />Administred -- As there is no tendency in his habit to\r\n            <lb />a <condition n=\"16\">dropsical disease</condition> but merely occasioned from the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"45\">Kidneys</bodypart> not performing their proper Office And they\r\n            <lb />likely stuffed up with some glairy sabulous matter\r\n            <lb />contracted by an indolence peculiar to a sedentary way\r\n            <lb />of Living what wou\'d you think of a <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> applied over\r\n            \r\n          \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n            <lb />the Region of the <bodypart n=\"45\">Kidneys</bodypart>. He is perfectly free of\r\n            <lb />pain in these parts or indeed any where else. --\r\n            <lb />The <ingredient n=\"25\">pil. Scillitic <choice><abbr>pharmocop.</abbr><expan>pharmacopoeia</expan></choice> Edinensis </ingredient><note>See <i>Pharmacopoeia Collegii Regii Medicorum Edinburgensis</i> (Edinburgh: 1756), p. 119. Excluded from 1774 edition, but reappears in that of 1783 (p. 216).</note>, he has taken\r\n            <lb />in great quantities, with several<del>l</del> other things but\r\n            <lb />nothing as yet prevails -- I am just now in the\r\n            <lb />hurry of our Market day and hopes youl excuse\r\n            <lb />inaccuracy as the Fly<note>â€˜A stage-coach, distinguished by this name, in order to impress a belief of its extraordinary quickness in travellingâ€™ (Samuel Johnson).</note> is just agoing My best,\r\n            <lb />Wishes and most respectfull <choice><abbr>Compl.<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice> Attend you\r\n            <lb />all And I am dear Sir\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n            \r\n            <closer>\r\n                \r\n                <salute>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />Your very <choice><abbr>hb.<sup>l</sup></abbr><expan>humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv.<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n               \r\n                </salute>\r\n                    \r\n                <signed><u><choice><abbr>W<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>William</expan></choice> Turnbull</u></signed>\r\n                    \r\n                <dateline>Wooler <choice><abbr>Jan.<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 9.<sup>th</sup><u>1977</u></dateline> \r\n           \r\n            </closer>\r\n        \r\n         </div>\r\n         \r\n         <div>\r\n            \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />N: B. As we shall likely Correspond\r\n                <lb />with you for some time shall say\r\n                <lb />nothing at present About recompensing\r\n                <lb />you for your trouble &amp;c. hopes to hear\r\n                <lb />from you for next Fly if possible ---- \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n           \r\n        </div>\r\n\r\n        <div>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <handShift />\r\n           \r\n            <annot>\r\n                \r\n                <p>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n                    <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n                    \r\n                </p>\r\n                    \r\n                    <p>\r\n\r\n                         <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Turnbull\r\n                         <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n                         <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Allene\r\n                           <lb />9<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Jan.<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> <u>1777</u>\r\n                           <lb />V. VI. p.82.\r\n\r\n\r\n                    </p>\r\n   \r\n            </annot>\r\n            \r\n     \r\n        </div>\r\n\r\n</body>', 1342, 3, '2014-11-30 15:19:01', 155),
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however he had by M<sup>r.</sup> M<sup>c.</sup>Alasterâ€™s\r\n        <lb />desire drawn out a state of the boyâ€™s case that he might show to me, and\r\n        <lb />which I have just now before me, so shall give you it Verbatim ---\r\n        <lb />â€œJames M<sup>c.</sup>Alaster a boy of four years of age, had in July last an <condition n=\"99\">eruptive\r\n        <lb />or Scarlet fever</condition>, attended with an <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammation of his <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart></symptom> â€“ That from the\r\n        <lb />beginning of his <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> there was a <symptom n=\"46\">constant discharge of matter from his\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"7\">ears</bodypart> of a greenish colour, and very ill smelled</symptom> â€“ On the first appearance\r\n        <lb />of a decrease of the <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> he 	<symptom n=\"81\">lost the power of speaking</symptom>; ten days there after\r\n        <lb />he recovered his speach but was observed to be <symptom n=\"13\">perfectly deaf</symptom>, attended with\r\n        <lb />a <symptom n=\"22\">Giddiness of the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></symptom> which renders him <symptom n=\"138\">unable to walk by himself</symptom>. ---\r\n        <lb />He had been <treatment n=\"1\">blooded</treatment>, <treatment n=\"4\">blisterâ€™d</treatment>, and all care taken of him throâ€™ the course of\r\n        <lb />his <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>, and at the close of it a <treatment n=\"30\">lenient purgative</treatment> given him â€“ There was\r\n        <lb />nothing done with regards to the <condition n=\"32\">Ulcer of his <bodypart n=\"7\">Ears</bodypart></condition>, only <treatment n=\"47\">syringed</treatment> with warm\r\n        <lb />water and honey, and took for sometime the 	<ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">Infusion of the bark</ingredient> - He\r\n        <lb />had been a Child from the beginning of his teething very much subject to\r\n        <lb /><condition n=\"10\">fevers</condition> and <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammations of his <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart></symptom>â€ ---\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />This, tho but an Imperfect sketch is all the Intelligence I could get about\r\n        <lb />him â€“ I asked if they thought him any <symptom n=\"13\">deafer</symptom> since the <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> â€“ They said he\r\n        <lb />was much more so than at the Crisis, and for a few days after, but ever since\r\n        <lb />he has been <symptom n=\"13\">perfectly deaf</symptom> â€“ They only alteration they could observe about him\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />was that the matter had not so bad a smell as formerly â€“ I felt and\r\n        <lb />pressed round his <bodypart n=\"7\">ears</bodypart> without his seeming to feel the least pain - He\r\n        <lb />just now by that Surgeonâ€™s directions gets his <bodypart n=\"7\">ears</bodypart> <treatment n=\"47\">syringed</treatment> twice a day\r\n        <lb />with lime water, stuffing them afterwards with Cotton, and is still using\r\n        <lb />the <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"15\">decoction of the bark</ingredient> â€“ I stayed there one night and in the morning\r\n        <lb />upon examining his ears found them both full of matter and a little\r\n        <lb />absorbed into the Cotton  â€“ They then washed them in their usual way with\r\n        <lb />the lime water, after which I examined them again placing him in such a\r\n        <lb />way as that the sun shone directly into them, but could observe no\r\n        <lb />appearance of <condition n=\"32\">ulcers</condition> or anything unnatural about them â€“ He is a\r\n        <lb />thriving strong child, and has not the smallest complaint otherwise, only\r\n        <lb />he seems to have a <symptom n=\"22\">violent Giddiness in his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></symptom> as he <symptom n=\"138\">stammers greatly\r\n        <lb />in his walking</symptom>, and when he stoops upon his getting up again his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />goes from side to side like a drunk personâ€™s ---\r\n            \r\n            </p>\r\n<p>\r\n         <lb />I advised M<sup>r.</sup> M.<sup>c</sup>Alaster as the case seemed a little uncommon to me\r\n         <lb /> to write D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen about it and consult him, which he very readily\r\n         <lb />agreed to â€“ I beg therefore youl be so obliging to me as lay this before\r\n         <lb />the Doctor, and desire him to write me his opinion concerning the boy\r\n         <lb />with the method he thinks most proper to be taken for his recovery &amp; <sup>ca</sup>\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb /> M<sup>r.</sup> M<sup>c.</sup>Alaster gave me two guineas to send to D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen but\r\n        <lb />rather than trust it in a letter and as Samuel is coming to <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> soon\r\n        <lb />I thought it better to send it by him â€“ He has this day <choice><abbr>Rec.<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>Received</expan></choice> yours of the\r\n                <lb />29<sup>th.</sup> last â€“\r\n    </p>  \r\n                <closer>\r\n                    <salute>\r\n                        He joins us in <choice><abbr>Comp<sup>ts.</sup></abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice> to you &amp; family â€“ I am\r\n                        <lb />Sir\r\n                        <lb />your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t.</sup> hum<sup>e.</sup> Ser<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient humble servant</expan></choice>\r\n                    </salute>\r\n                    <signed>Hugh Marshall</signed>\r\n                </closer>\r\n                </div>\r\n                <div>\r\n                    <p>\r\n                    <lb />By a letter from my Sister I understand she\r\n                    <lb />wonâ€™t be home this season, as the vessel saild\r\n                    <lb />four days after her delivery --\r\n                    </p>\r\n                </div>\r\n                <div>\r\n                    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n                    <p>\r\n<lb />To\r\n                        <lb />M.<sup>r</sup> Thomas Hay Surgeon\r\n                        <lb />Carrubberâ€™s Closs\r\n                     <lb /> <choice><abbr>Edin</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n                    </p>     \r\n<p>\r\n<lb />1774\r\n</p>\r\n                </div>\r\n</body>', 915, 2, '2013-05-07 11:59:06', 385);
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In that country he had undergone allÂ¬\r\n            <lb />most all the disease incident, to such a climate\r\n            <lb />&amp; about six months before his departure thence\r\n            <lb />he began to feel a <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> in his <bodypart n=\"19\">knees</bodypart> in so\r\n            <lb />much that he sometimes received falls, he then\r\n            <lb />got the aid of crutches which with the increasing\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">weakness of <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"23\">ancles</bodypart></symptom> proved useless &amp; was\r\n            <lb />forced to betake himself to a chair &amp; be moved by\r\n            <lb />assistance of which time a Contraction of the\r\n            <lb />Sinues of the <bodypart n=\"18\">hams</bodypart> came on, -- during all the above\r\n            <lb />time was suffering, the complaints arising from\r\n            <lb />excessive relaxation, &amp; from <symptom n=\"38\">Bilious complaints</symptom>\r\n            \r\n         <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />cannot say the complaints in his <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> was in conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sequence of any of the particular Disorders he\r\n            <lb />had in the Island -- He arrived at Liverpool\r\n            <lb />in August 1776 &amp; came here soon after where\r\n            <lb />I saw him, he was <symptom n=\"91\">pale</symptom> much <symptom n=\"26\">emaciated</symptom>, his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>, or rather <bodypart n=\"19\">knees</bodypart> contracted so that his <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />could not be extended farther then Eight angles from\r\n            <lb />them but could draw them towards him at pleasure\r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"23\">ancles</bodypart> were freely moveable but he was himÂ¬\r\n            <lb />self utterly unable to move them -- his <symptom n=\"8\">apetite was very puny</symptom> tho no particular complaint\r\n            <lb />in his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular in general\r\n            <lb />Tho\' sometimes <add place=\"above\">irregularly</add> affected with a <symptom n=\"20\">chilliness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />attended with  a <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> <symptom n=\"76\">spitting of tough phlegm</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and succeeded by a transient, <symptom n=\"5\">warm fit</symptom> when the\r\n            \r\n         <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n             \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> generally ceased -- he was ordered the follÂ¬\r\n            <lb />owing, his <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> <add place=\"above\"><bodypart n=\"18\">hams</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"23\">ancles</bodypart></add> were to be rubbed with flannell\r\n            <lb />half an hour two or three times a day, in the\r\n            <lb />evening his <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> to be put into the tepid bath,\r\n            <lb />for a few minutes, a volatile stimulating, <ingredient n=\"117\">liniÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ment</ingredient> was applied to the <bodypart n=\"91\">Os. Sacrum</bodypart> &amp; his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>,\r\n            <lb />when requisite to be opened with a small dose\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> -- &amp; his diet to be light &amp; nourishing,\r\n            <lb />&amp; two or three Glasses of wine allowed thro the day,\r\n             \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Of the above directions the bath &amp; <ingredient n=\"117\">liniment</ingredient>, were\r\n            <lb />not complied with, -- the others were continued\r\n            <lb />for a good many weeks with very little benefit,\r\n            <lb />A Physician then gave a set of prescriptions\r\n            <lb />which were punctually complied with, &amp; which\r\n            <lb />are enclosed<note>See below.</note> but after being continued a due time\r\n            <lb />were discontinued - he being very adverse to the\r\n            \r\n         <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />draught &amp; complained much of the <action n=\"24\">purging</action> it\r\n            <lb />occasioned --- He was then sent to stay at my own\r\n            <lb />house where I found his <symptom n=\"95\"><symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom> paroxysm</symptom> come\r\n            <lb />generally on towards evening attended by the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"76\">spitting considerable quantities of viscid\r\n            <lb />phlegm</symptom> both which lasted untill towards\r\n            <lb />morning, <symptom n=\"17\">slept ill</symptom>, when he <symptom n=\"20\">cooled</symptom> without\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">sweating</symptom>, but sometimes a gentle moisture &amp;\r\n            <lb />has a little Sleep after which in the morning\r\n            <lb />his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse natural </symptom> which continued so thro the\r\n            <lb />forenoon &amp; pretty free from <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> untill toÂ¬\r\n            <lb />wards evening a <symptom n=\"20\">chilly<symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom></symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> returned, which\r\n            <lb />last the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> wa generally appeased by a <symptom n=\"3\">natural\r\n            <lb />vomiting of <add place=\"above\">thick</add> Phlegm &amp; some very acid fluid</symptom>  -- &amp;\r\n            <lb />return of <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> &amp; so on, <symptom n=\"15\">pulse when <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom>,\r\n            \r\n         <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />about 95</symptom>. no <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom>, <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular in general\r\n            <lb />tho\' <symptom n=\"24\">more inclined to costiveness</symptom> then heretofore\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />He keeps his bed generally untill the afternoon\r\n            <lb />when he rises &amp; sets up untill <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom> and\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">coughing</symptom> makes him return to it, &amp; pretty often\r\n            <lb />gets a little sleep in the forenoons -- no pains\r\n            <lb />in his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"73\">sides</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"30\">Abdomen</bodypart> -- He was\r\n            <lb />then put on a course of the <ingredient n=\"81\">Columbo</ingredient> <add place=\"above\">in large doses</add> which\r\n            <lb />was continued for upwards of six weeks but,\r\n            <lb />without any material change or alleviation of\r\n            <lb />symptoms. 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Amon.</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />Crud. a <choice><abbr>formul.</abbr><expan>formula</expan></choice> of <ingredient n=\"25\">Squills</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"54\"><choice><abbr>Sapo.</abbr><expan>Saponis</expan></choice></ingredient> &amp; an\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"110\">emetic</ingredient>, this last was given in the <choice><abbr>form.</abbr><expan>formula</expan></choice> of\r\n            <lb /><unclear>Specachuan</unclear> wine but without proper effect,\r\n            <lb />yesterday, upon the approach of his Evening\r\n            \r\n         <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom> fifteen grains of <ingredient n=\"26\">Ipechuna Pouder</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />was given but with the effect of only producing\r\n            <lb />a slight <symptom n=\"61\">Nausea</symptom> &amp; no great degree of <treatment n=\"9\">vomiting</treatment>\r\n            <lb />then he usually has -- the Phlegm he expectoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rates has lately appeared greenish, - in other\r\n            <lb />respects his last ordered Medicines have proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />duced no alteration in the Symptoms, related\r\n            <lb />page 4<sup>th</sup> tho\' the Family seen to think his\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"34\">feverishness</symptom> not so violent as before -- it must\r\n            <lb />be observed the contraction of the <bodypart n=\"19\">knees</bodypart> have\r\n            <lb />relaxed by this time so far as he can extend\r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> at least half a yard more then he\r\n            <lb />could at first &amp; has recovered in a very small\r\n            <lb />degree the exercise of voluntary motion over\r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"23\">ancle</bodypart> --- It was omitted to have\r\n            \r\n         <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />mentioned within these last three weeks, the\r\n            <lb />phlegm in his <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart> has almost caused a noise\r\n            <lb />in <symptom n=\"12\">breathing</symptom> answerable to an Idea from the\r\n            <lb />word Gurring -- The Gentleman whose\r\n            <lb />case is related is about 21 years of age was\r\n            <lb />of a ruddy complexion &amp; full habit of body\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Since his Arival in Scotland he has regularÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly taken <add place=\"above\">in the morning</add> about half an English pint of milk\r\n            <lb />as New from the cow as possible mixed with\r\n            <lb />about three or four teaspoonfulls of honey and <del>a</del>\r\n            <lb />Two Tea spoonfulls of Rum,\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I am Sir\r\n                <lb />your obedient Servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>John Ravenscroft</signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />P.S. The Set of medicines mentioned within\r\n            <lb />prescriabed by a Physician page 3<sup>d</sup><note>He means \"as mentioned above on page three of this letter\".</note> were\r\n            \r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"8\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Draughts composed of <ingredient n=\"81\">Columbo</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />&amp; <ingredient n=\"62\">saline mixture</ingredient> as a vehicle and a <treatment n=\"4\">Stomachic\r\n            <lb />Plaster</treatment> applied to the <bodypart n=\"90\">umbelical region</bodypart> with\r\n            <lb />directions for the <bodypart n=\"18\">hams</bodypart> to be rubbed with\r\n            <lb />Eggs beat up with Water -- the prescription\r\n            <lb />itself would have been sent but is at an ApoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />thecaries at some Distance.\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <handShift />\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Ravenscrofts\r\n                <lb />friend.\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan.</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1777 -------\r\n                <lb />V. VI. p.85.\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1343, 3, '2013-09-19 13:41:26', 213),
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The Issue in Her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart> was then dried up, and agreeable to your Directions, She\r\n            <lb />got some Doses of the pulv. e <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalupp.</ingredient> Compos. which encreased\r\n            <lb />the Pains and <condition n=\"61\">Tenesmus</condition> very much during its Operation, <del>which</del>\r\n            <lb />so that this Medicine was laid aside, and as these Complaints\r\n            <lb />were severe, I did not try the <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> you proposed of <ingredient n=\"5\">Asafatida</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />and <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes</ingredient>, but continued with the <action n=\"21\">Lenitive</action> Electuary, and even\r\n            <lb />this seemed to exasperate these Symptoms, so that I ordered Her\r\n            <lb />small Doses of <ingredient n=\"93\">Sal. Polychrest.</ingredient> in a pretty large Quantity of water\r\n            <lb />twice a Day, to procure One or two stools a Day; but this was\r\n            <lb />disliked and did not answer better than the Electuary. I have\r\n            <lb />now again begun Her to the <ingredient n=\"34\">Flos Sulphur.</ingredient> which she had formerÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly taken, but by continued Use had become ineffectual.\r\n            <lb />To Ease the Pains of Her <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> <treatment n=\"6\">Glysters</treatment> of warm water with a large\r\n            \r\n         <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />proportion of Oil, sitting over the steams of warm Water, and\r\n            <lb />the <treatment n=\"17\">Pediluvium</treatment> has been frequently used both before and since\r\n            <lb />I wrote you, but with little Benefit. The <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> <treatment n=\"6\">Glysters</treatment>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"9\">fatigued</symptom> Her, and the Introduction of the Pipe, tho done by a\r\n            <lb />cautious and Skilful Midwife<note>This illustrates how a physician relied upon and trusted the skills of a female midwife at a period when midwifery was increasingly being appropriated as a male profession.</note>exasperates the <condition n=\"61\">Tenesmus</condition>.\r\n            <lb />The Steams of warm Water sometimes eased Her ---\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n            <lb />About ten Days ago some <treatment n=\"14\">Leeches</treatment> were applied to her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />during a <symptom n=\"95\">Paroxysm</symptom> of the <symptom n=\"33\">Delirium</symptom>, which with the <treatment n=\"17\">Pediluvium</treatment>\r\n            <lb />appeared to Ease Her <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart> ---\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n            <lb />Of late She has turned worse and <symptom n=\"23\">weaker</symptom>: The <symptom n=\"33\">Delirium</symptom> more\r\n            <lb />frequent, but not of long Continuance, The Pains of Her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> and <condition n=\"61\">Tenesmus</condition> extremely severe, and when she is affected\r\n            <lb />with these Latter Complaints, she is free from <symptom n=\"33\">the Delirium</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />and vice versa -- The <symptom n=\"33\">Delirium</symptom> returns once in two or three\r\n            <lb />Days and continues for 2, 3, or more Hours, but Keeps no regular\r\n            <lb />Period --- Before the <symptom n=\"5\">Fit of <symptom n=\"33\">Delirium</symptom></symptom> comes on she complains\r\n            <lb />much of a Weight in Her <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart> -- The <condition n=\"61\">Tenesmus</condition> affects Her\r\n            <lb />whenever She lies down and plagues Her very much thro\r\n            <lb />the night. -- She sleeps pretty well when free from that Complaint.\r\n            <lb />Her <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart> moist and clean, makes Water easily and in a sufficiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ent Quantity, Her <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse feeble</symptom> and from 90, to 100, in the Minute.\r\n            <lb />She has a <symptom n=\"8\">little Appetite</symptom> when the Pains and Delirium are off\r\n            <lb />but I think she is <symptom n=\"23\">losing strength daily</symptom>.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n            <lb />I will be happy to know what further you would propose for\r\n            <lb />Her.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I am. Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most obedient and\r\n                <lb />most Humble Servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>John Mudie</signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>Montrose 2<sup>nd.</sup> <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> <u>1777</u></dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n    \r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n                <lb />Physician in\r\n                <lb />Edinburgh --\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n                <annot><p>\r\n                <handShift />\r\n                \r\n                <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Mudie\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> <u>2. 1777.</u>\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n        \r\n</body>', 1358, 11, '2015-04-10 10:34:33', 114),
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For many years subject\r\n            <lb />to a <symptom n=\"40\">griping</symptom> in his <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart>, and of late in his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>,\r\n            <lb />frequent <symptom n=\"61\">Nausea</symptom> but <symptom n=\"63\">no swelling</symptom> in his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> or\r\n            <lb />any fixed <symptom n=\"114\">pain</symptom> <add place=\"above\">but</add> an <symptom n=\"114\">aching</symptom> as he terms it, the <symptom n=\"7\">Wind</symptom>\r\n            <lb />which he rifts up is hot, he <symptom n=\"3\">belches his meat up</symptom>\r\n            <lb />some days in Mouth fulls and once or twice a\r\n            <lb />Week has a large <symptom n=\"3\">puking</symptom>. He has a <symptom n=\"125\">hard ridge</symptom> of\r\n            <lb />the size of a <bodypart n=\"16\">Finger</bodypart> that runs a cross the <bodypart n=\"58\">Hypochondriac\r\n                <lb />region</bodypart> just below the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> sometimes <symptom n=\"29\">acid eructation</symptom>,\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"8\">little appetite</symptom> four Months ago he <symptom n=\"26\">lost his Flesh</symptom> very\r\n            <lb /> much, and is much <symptom n=\"6\">depressed in Mind</symptom> believing his\r\n            <lb />Disease incurable; he had before I attended him too\r\n            <lb />fits of the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> in his <bodypart n=\"25\">great Toe</bodypart> the last Fit was too\r\n            <lb />years ago &amp; since my attending had a Fit in Aprile #<add place=\"margin\"># a second in June they lasted about six or seven Day<supplied>s</supplied> <illegible w=\"1\" /> <supplied>h</supplied>e made no complaint of his<bodypart n=\"30\">Abdomen</bodypart> during the Fits,</add> I\r\n            <lb />must not omit to acquaint <add place =\"above\">you</add> that the above <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom>\r\n            <lb />does not appear to have any connection with any\r\n            <lb />of the <bodypart n=\"60\">Viscera</bodypart> this is rubed twice a Day with the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"23\" t=\"28\">Ol. Camph.</ingredient> He was <treatment n=\"25\">sweat\'d</treatment> a few times with <ingredient n=\"64\">Pulv.\r\n                <lb />Dover.</ingredient> which palliated his Complaints. He has\r\n            <lb />taken <ingredient n=\"84\">Magnes. alb.</ingredient> to no purpose. --- The <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort.\r\n                <lb />Peruv.</ingredient> et <ingredient n=\"289\">Trifol. aquat.</ingredient> hurt his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, his <symptom n=\"8\">apÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />petite decreased</symptom> &amp; his <symptom n=\"6\">Spirits more depressed</symptom>. Or did\r\n            <lb />he find any use from the <unclear>Bol. e Pip. Pedulium</unclear> --\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"60\">Sem. Sinap</ingredient>.-- <ingredient n=\"55\" t=\"28\">Ol Terebinth</ingredient>.-- <ingredient n=\"67\">Sp<sup>t.</sup>Ã†ther</ingredient>.--\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"62\">Mixt. Salin.</ingredient> -- <ingredient n=\"284\">Sp<sup>t.</sup> fÅ“tid. vol.</ingredient> was very disagreeable.\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"269\">Saltzrs Water</ingredient> did not sit well on his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />He thought himself worse in his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> after\r\n            <lb />a gentle <treatment n=\"9\">puke</treatment> of <ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecac.</ingredient> about ten Days ago.\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Cleghorn who at our Patients desire I conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sulted in Aprile last ordered <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">the Cortex infused</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />in <ingredient n=\"32\">Aq. Calc.</ingredient> with Drops of <ingredient n=\"101\" t=\"1\">Tinct. Guaiac. vol.</ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"35\">Flor. mart.</ingredient> &amp; a little <ingredient n=\"58\">Tinct. Thebaic.</ingredient> occasionally\r\n            <lb />&amp; to keep his <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart> soluble with the <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetic\r\n                <lb />Pill</ingredient> which produced no apparent effect. At times\r\n            <lb />he will <symptom n=\"3\">puke</symptom> Madera Wine or Brandy at other\r\n            <lb />times they will sit easy. He is regular in\r\n            <lb />going to stool unless he takes <action n=\"34\">Anodines</action>. He\r\n            <lb />takes milk morning and evening, and at noon\r\n            <lb />to Diner Flesh meats. Rides out on Horse back\r\n            <lb />every Day when the weather permits. Supposing\r\n            <lb />some <condition n=\"3\">Gouty humour</condition> might be lodged in the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"60\">Viscera</bodypart> I ordered drops of <ingredient n=\"101\" t=\"1\">Tinct. Guaiac. vol.</ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"33\">Vin. Antimon.</ingredient> and a small quantity of\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"58\">Tinct Thebaic.</ingredient> in a Julep composed of <ingredient n=\"239\">Conf.\r\n                <lb />Cardiac.</ingredient> Julep. e <ingredient n=\"23\" t=\"2\">camphor. Sal.</ingredient> C.C. Tinct\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"35\">Flor. mart.</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"100\">Lixis.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"54\">Sapon.</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetic Pills</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />to be taken occasionally which in general has\r\n            <lb />agreed the best with him. \r\n       \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n\r\n            \r\n            <closer><salute>I am Your humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n                \r\n                <signed>T. Aery.</signed>\r\n            \r\n            </closer>\r\n       \r\n\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />P. S. I am sorry I could not make our Patient\r\n                <lb />advance a larger Fee.<note>Cullen normally charged two guineas, when only one has been enclosed (see below).</note> -- Our old Patient that\r\n                <lb />you was so kind as to Prescribe for in the <condition n=\"57\">Megrim</condition>\r\n                <lb />is just the same.<note>Untraced.</note>\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />N. B. Our Patients <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse is natural</symptom>, and he has\r\n                <lb />for a long time wore a Flannel Shirt, &amp; refraind\r\n                <lb />from every thing acid in his diet &amp; yet at times\r\n                <lb />what he <symptom n=\"3\">throws up</symptom> is very sour.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Since I wrote the above, I have felt his <bodypart n=\"30\">Abdomen</bodypart> again; &amp;\r\n                <lb />find the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> to be now situated just above the <bodypart n=\"90\">navel</bodypart>,\r\n                <lb />inclining to the right side, of the size of the <bodypart n=\"15\">palm of the hand</bodypart>,\r\n                <lb />but not by much so thick; it feels quite <symptom n=\"125\">hard</symptom> as if the\r\n                <lb /><bodypart n=\"68\">muscular part</bodypart> of the <bodypart n=\"30\">Abdomen</bodypart> in that particular\r\n                <lb />part was in a <symptom n=\"57\">spasmodic state</symptom> <symptom n=\"114\">no pain</symptom> in it <symptom n=\"83\">nor\r\n                    <lb />is it discoloured</symptom>. He says when his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> is at the\r\n                <lb />worst, <symptom n=\"93\">hard Lumps</symptom> will rise in various parts,\r\n                <lb />which disappear again, as he grows easier in a few\r\n                <lb />minutes. He can scarce take flesh meats at present.\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />They have no Hereditary Diseases in their Family.\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />I have enclosed in this Letter a Bill for one Guinea.\r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n              \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Professor of Medicine\r\n            <lb />in Edinburgh\r\n            <lb />Via northarlton)\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Aery\r\n            <lb />Aug<sup>t.</sup> 1775\r\n        </annot>                   \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1162, 3, '2013-09-06 19:46:12', 451),
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I live\r\n            <lb />principally on Milk &amp; Grain, a little Pudding\r\n            <lb />or Vegetables to my dinner, &amp; take no Wine --\r\n            <lb /> I have frequently been, &amp; more lately since the\r\n            <lb />Weather grew cooler, <symptom n=\"20\">cold &amp; chill</symptom> after bathing,\r\n            <lb />particularly if I was prevented using Exercise,\r\n            <lb />&amp; even then this <symptom n=\"20\">Coldness</symptom> will sometimes return --\r\n\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n\r\n            <lb />I have often thought whether it would not be as\r\n            <lb />well sometimes to intermit Bathing a Morning &amp;\r\n            <lb />whether it would not be better altogether laid aside\r\n            <lb />in Winter, as I much more readily <condition n=\"13\">catch Cold</condition>\r\n            <lb />while I have this <symptom n=\"20\">Chillness</symptom> upon me, than when\r\n            <lb />warm with Exercise, &amp; tho: I have found Cold Bathing\r\n            <lb />of great Use, when these <symptom n=\"21\">Heats</symptom> were so violent &amp;\r\n            <lb />constant on my <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart>, yet it now seems to repel that\r\n            <lb />kindly Warmth which is so comfortable to a Person\r\n            <lb />generally used to Extremes -- Doctor Cullen can better\r\n            <lb />judge of this, acquainted with the human Frame\r\n            <lb />&amp; I submit it to his Decision -- I still am extremeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly susceptible of either <symptom n=\"21\">Heat</symptom> or <symptom n=\"20\">Cold</symptom>, &amp; have lately\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"13\">caught some slight Colds</condition>, that have affected me\r\n            <lb />with <symptom n=\"1\">Head Achs</symptom>, <symptom n=\"6\">Oppression of Spirits</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"21\">Heat</symptom>, but\r\n            <lb />they went of <symptom n=\"28\">without Sweating</symptom>, leaving upon me\r\n            <lb />however a dread of the ensuing Winters Cold, which\r\n            <lb />I much fear will be extremely hurtful to me, &amp;\r\n            <lb />without I can use frequent Exercise in the Air <choice><abbr>thro:</abbr><expan>through</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Winter, I may justly expect a much worse one\r\n\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n\r\n            <lb />than last, as I had no <symptom n=\"6\">Sinking Oppression</symptom> or <symptom n=\"20\">Coldness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />in the beginning of it, &amp; <symptom n=\"17\">slept well</symptom> whether I used\r\n            <lb />Exercise or not -- I at present <symptom n=\"17\">sleep very badly</symptom> at\r\n            <lb />times &amp; have frequent violent <symptom n=\"1\">Head Achs</symptom> - The\r\n            <lb />inclosed I desire Doctor Cullens Acceptance of, as\r\n            <lb />a Tribute of that respectful Gratitude which I\r\n            <lb />shall ever retain for his obliging Advice --\r\n            <lb />Before we set out, I intend to drop Doctor C-\r\n            <lb />a line for fear he should be from home as that\r\n            <lb />would disappoint the Intention of our Journey,\r\n            <lb />&amp; remain with Respect </p>\r\n            <closer><salute>His real Friend</salute>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>NCastle</abbr><expan>Newcastle</expan></choice> August 8<sup>th.</sup> 75</dateline> <signed>A. 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I think &amp; thought before\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> it is a remedy suited to her in several respects, &amp; I therefore wish she would\r\n            <lb />be steady in taking it for some time.\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n            <lb />No doubt of her having <condition n=\"91\">nephritic affections</condition>, but must observe, there\r\n            <lb />are also some symptoms of <condition n=\"21\">Nervous &amp; perhaps <condition n=\"28\">Hysteric affection</condition></condition>, &amp;\r\n            <lb />particularly <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"27\">large <choice><abbr>q<sup>ties</sup></abbr><expan>quantities</expan></choice> of urine frequently voided</symptom> are a symptom of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />latter rather than of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> former. In ths view, some <action n=\"34\">anodyne</action> &amp; <action n=\"3\">antiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />spasmodic</action>, necessary. Your doses of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> former are too low. But I leave\r\n            <lb />you <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> this hint to judge by <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> effects. A little time &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> trial of\r\n            <lb />medicines will certainly discover more of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> disease &amp;cc\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh.</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 25. 1776</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n</body>', 380, 2, '2013-07-25 14:20:04', 75);
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Avoid night air\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />&amp; wetting the <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> - Never ever heat the body by immoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />derate execise - be careful not to go from a warm\r\n            <lb />room / especially after having drank any thing / without\r\n            <lb />a great Coat - Let your linnen be always well\r\n            <lb />aired - and &amp; flannen shirt to be worn next the skin\r\n            <lb />is absolutely necessary --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As to Medecines - It were not amiss once in 10 or\r\n            <lb />12 days to take X grains of <ingredient n=\"26\"><choice><abbr>Rad. Ipecacuanha</abbr><expan>Radix Ipecacuanha</expan></choice></ingredient> in the\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Morng</abbr><expan>Morning</expan></choice> fasting - &amp; to assist the operation of this <action n=\"14\">Emetic</action> \r\n            <lb />by large drafts of <ingredient n=\"11\">Chamomile tea</ingredient> - Shoud the pain\r\n            <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> continue / <ingredient n=\"2\"><choice><abbr>Merc<sup>o</sup></abbr><expan>Mercury</expan></choice></ingredient> if it ever becomes violent\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">bleed</treatment> instantly / It will be well to apply a <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> imÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mediately on the Part - sometimes relief is procured\r\n            <lb />by <treatment n=\"16\">cupping</treatment> - or let a <treatment n=\"5\">seton</treatment> be placed there - If the\r\n            <lb />Breathing shoud be affected, either put a <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> on\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> or <del>ap</del> cut an <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> under <bodypart n=\"11\">Scapula</bodypart> - which\r\n            <lb />I prefer thereby freeing the <bodypart n=\"26\">Bronchial</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"26\">Intercostal</bodypart>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart> from that <symptom n=\"57\">spasmodic</symptom> irritation. In this Case\r\n            <lb />30 drops of<ingredient n=\"33\"><choice><abbr>Essent: Antimon:</abbr><expan>Antimonial Essence</expan></choice></ingredient> <ingredient n=\"277\"><choice><abbr>Huxhami:</abbr><expan>Huxham\'s Tincture</expan></choice></ingredient> together with 20\r\n            <lb />drops of <ingredient n=\"91\"><choice><abbr>Spir. Nitr: dulce</abbr><expan>Sweet Spirit of Nitre</expan></choice></ingredient> may be taken every <choice><abbr>Morng</abbr><expan>Morning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />The body shoud be kept moderately open - If the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> is\r\n            <lb />very troublesome &amp; the <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> sore - drink largely of fresh\r\n            <lb />drawn <ingredient n=\"149\">Linseed Tea</ingredient> sweetened with <ingredient n=\"121\">Liquorice root</ingredient>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The common <action n=\"19\">Pectoral decoction</action> &amp; barley water are\r\n            <lb />also good - If after a due observance of what I have\r\n            <lb />here laid down - the Complaint <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>shoud</expan></choice> continue or\r\n            <lb />increase It is my advice that the Patient be\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />sent a Voyage to sea without delay - and if he\r\n            <lb />finds himself easier at Sea - the Voyages shoud be\r\n            <lb />frequent or lengthened - let the direction be SouthÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ward - A short Residence also in Portugal - The\r\n            <lb />farther parts of Spain or in the Canary Islands\r\n            <lb />might also prove very beneficial\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                <lb />( Signed / J. O. Merry.\r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />Campbeltown\r\n                <lb />19 <choice><abbr>Nov.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1775\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <head>\r\n            <lb />Extract of a Letter dated 10 <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 1775\r\n        </head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />\"Although I cannot refrain to express my concern at\r\n            <lb />\"the account I have just received - yet I must own that\r\n            <lb />\"it is no more than I expected - especially as you delayed\r\n            <lb />\"to follow the advice I gave you - You complain \"of a\r\n            <lb />\"more violent return of the pain in your <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart>,\" also \"that\r\n            <lb />\"your <symptom n=\"8\">appetite fails you</symptom> - Your <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> &amp; spitting likewise\r\n            <lb />\"continuing\" - Then My advice is that you let your first\r\n            <lb />journey a Voyage be hither directed - where I coud wish\r\n            <lb />you to consult with our Modern <u>Esculapius</u> - or if\r\n            <lb />you chuse to authorize me I will consult Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />&amp; inform you of his opinion. In the mean time I have\r\n            <lb />only to reiterate the advice I before gave you - added\r\n            <lb />to which is my desire that you <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>shoud</expan></choice> begin as soon as\r\n            <lb />possible to drink asses Milk every <choice><abbr>Morng:</abbr><expan>Morning</expan></choice>- nor can I\r\n            <lb />omit to remind you that a more than ordinary case\r\n            <lb />is necessary at this juncture - when the very Air is\r\n            <lb />fraught with Contagion - The same epidemic disorder\r\n            <lb />having already infected most of the Northern Provinces<note>The Dutch Republic.</note>,\r\n            <lb />Germany Holland &amp; England, and Edinburgh is now at\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />this instant in one universal fit of <symptom n=\"4\">Coughing</symptom>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                <lb />/Signed/ J. O. M.\r\n            </signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <head>\r\n            <lb />Extract of a <choice><abbr>Lre</abbr><expan>Letter</expan></choice> dated 20 Jan 1776\r\n        </head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The Journal of your Case wants no technical terms and \r\n            <lb />you describe it tolerable well - beside, I begin to draw a \r\n            <lb />secret satisfaction from it - for I flatter myself able to\r\n            <lb />discover that you begin to take care of yourself - And\r\n            <lb />if it is really so - Why then My friend shall soon have his\r\n            <lb />health again - and I will lay him under fewer restrictions\r\n            <lb /> - As to Physick - I mean drugs - since they are so difficult\r\n            <lb />to be had in Campbel town - we will endeavour to do\r\n            <lb />without them - save now &amp; then a gentle <treatment n=\"9\">Vomit</treatment> / fasting /\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecacuanha</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"483\">Oxymel of Squils</ingredient> - when the <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />breath and <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> shall be affected. Tho these are old Womens\r\n            <lb />remedies - they are not the worse for that &amp; may be\r\n            <lb />joined to the Prescriptions of your House Physicians - I\r\n            <lb />suppose you mean Father &amp; Mother - provided they have\r\n            <lb />Spirits, wine &amp; fermented Liquors out of their Compositions\r\n            <lb />- there will be no danger in following their directions.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The Pain in your <bodypart n=\"43\">Breath</bodypart> &amp; <symptom n=\"65\">bleeding</symptom> at the <bodypart n=\"5\">Nose</bodypart> you\r\n            <lb />say has left you - you <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> &amp; spit very little - Why\r\n            <lb />then will have nothing to do with <treatment n=\"4\">Blisters</treatment> &amp; <treatment n=\"11\">Issues</treatment>\r\n            <lb />for the Present -- Whever bid you \"dabble your <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />in warm water - take <ingredient n=\"38\">Spirit of Hartshorn</ingredient>, Gruel, -\r\n            <lb />Isinglass &amp; Madeira - at Night - but not to sweat\" must\r\n            <lb />have studied &amp; practised - where I never yet have been\r\n            <lb />or heard of.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have no objection to the warm Milk upon\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Honey in the <choice><abbr>Morng</abbr><expan>Morning</expan></choice> provided you take especial care\r\n            <lb />not to get cold - which this mixture will more or less\r\n            <lb />subject you to - A cup of <ingredient n=\"11\">Chamomile tea</ingredient> now &amp; then\r\n            <lb />is very proper - but, as to your mixture of Acid Spirits\r\n            <lb />Candy <choice><abbr>&amp; c:<sup>a</sup> &amp; c:<sup>a</sup></abbr><expan>et cetera et cetera</expan></choice> they had better be given to the Surgeon\r\n            <lb />who recommended them to you - You may take gentle\r\n            <lb />exercise on horseback if you like it - but whenever an\r\n            <lb />opportunity offers that you can sail out to Sea - though\r\n            <lb />it be for a few hours only, days, indeed woud be better\r\n            <lb />embrace the occasion without delay. I like your\r\n            <lb />Breakfast &amp; dinner exceeding well - but as for your supper\r\n            <lb />- it were better bestowed on the first poor object that\r\n            <lb />pass by the door - and you <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>woud</expan></choice> be sure of a reward, by\r\n            <lb />a good nights rest. <choice><abbr>&amp; c<sup>a</sup> &amp; c<sup>a</sup></abbr><expan>et cetera et cetera</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                <lb />( Signed / J. O. Merry\r\n            </signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <head>\r\n            <lb />Extract of a <choice><abbr>Lre</abbr><expan>Letter</expan></choice> dated <choice><abbr>Edinbg</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 6 <choice><abbr>Febry</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1776\r\n        </head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Your last <choice><abbr>Lre</abbr><expan>Letter</expan></choice> only served to confirm what I before expected\r\n            <lb />- from the <choice><abbr>Acco<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Account</expan></choice> I received of you from <choice><abbr>Col<sup>o</sup></abbr><expan>Colonel</expan></choice> Campbell-\r\n            <lb />that your Complaints have returned - Nor do I see what\r\n            <lb />it can prevail my prescribing for you while some one\r\n            <lb />or other is allowed to object - and I must own to you that\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> C woud have shewn more delicacy to me &amp; candour\r\n            <lb />to you - if he had made his objections to my advice while\r\n            <lb />I was present - but my opinion of your Campbel town\r\n            <lb />officiators in Medicine - is no better than that I have of\r\n            <lb />your Laboratories - which are not the best supplied with\r\n            <lb />drugs - wanting indeed, some of the most useful &amp; at the\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />same time most common articles in the Materia Medica\r\n            <lb />so, I have all along endeavoured to order as few as\r\n            <lb />possible - Those who bid you <illegible l=\"9\" /> apply the <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment>\r\n            <lb />to the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> instead of the <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> as I directed - where I suppose\r\n            <lb />tical<note>\"Heteroditical\" in the sense of a mixture not approved of by the medical faculty.</note> the same learned persons - who advised you to the HeterodiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />composition of <ingredient n=\"38\">Hartshorn</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"303\">IsingGlas</ingredient>, gruel Wine\r\n            <lb />Spirits <choice><abbr>&amp; c<sup>a</sup></abbr><expan>et cetera</expan></choice> -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Indeed Archy I always feared a return\r\n            <lb />of your disorder - and so it will again &amp; again unless you\r\n            <lb />pay a rigid attention to <u>proper</u> advice - whether the\r\n            <lb />Rules I have laid down deserve that appellation -\r\n            <lb />beither you - nor your Ignorant advisers can say - because\r\n            <lb />you have not followed them - This I can say - and I have\r\n            <lb />this instant read them all over again - that to the\r\n            <lb />best of my Judgement I coud do no more - Not but I <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>woud</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />heartily thank any Man that <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>shoud</expan></choice> point out a more\r\n            <lb />proper or efficacious mode of treating your disorder\r\n            <lb />founding his Knowledge upon Theoretical facts &amp; pracÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tical experience.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />There is always a great inconvenience\r\n            <lb />in prescribing for Patients at a distance - Therefore I\r\n            <lb />again recommend it to you to embrace the first conveÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nient opportunity of coming to Edinburgh - that I may\r\n            <lb />take you to Doctor Cullen - whose judgement &amp; opinion\r\n            <lb />in disorders of the <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> especially - I woud rely upon, more\r\n            <lb />than <add place=\"above\">any</add>other Physician I know - If this cannot be, you\r\n            <lb />must learn to distinguish the difference between a\r\n            <lb />continued sensation of pain in your <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> - and an\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />acute sudden pain in your <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> - when you can do\r\n            <lb />this, I refer you to my opinion dated Campbeltown 19 <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> <add place=\"below\">1775</add>\r\n            <lb />- where I have made the distinctions x in what places the\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">Blisters</treatment> are to be applied - and also when <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> is necesÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sary - which I now farther recommend may be as\r\n            <lb />seldom as possible - never but in case of immediate\r\n            <lb />necessity such as a sudden violent <symptom n=\"65\">haemorrage</symptom> at the \r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"5\">Nose</bodypart> - acute <condition n=\"42\">pleurisy</condition>, <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of breathing</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"62\">inflamÂ¬</symptom>\r\n            <lb />mation. - My <choice><abbr>Lres</abbr><expan>Letters</expan></choice> of 10 <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> and 20 <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> I also contain some\r\n            <lb />rules &amp; advice which I see no reason to prohibit - Except\r\n            <lb />the Article of Exercise - and I do enjoin you now to take\r\n            <lb />no other exercise than riding in a Carriage - or gentle\r\n            <lb />walking. No more dancing I beseech you <choice><abbr>&amp; c<sup>a</sup></abbr><expan>et cetera</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                <lb />(Signed J. O. Merry.\r\n            </signed>\r\n        </closer> \r\n    </div>  \r\n</body>', 1249, 11, '2014-10-07 21:23:01', 319),
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However I can assure you several of his near\r\n            <lb />Connections <del>have</del> have been <condition n=\"41\">Scrophulous</condition>, his Brother &amp; one of his\r\n            <lb />sisters when young had it, tho\' not so bad as some of the preceeding\r\n            <lb />Generation, he is third fram Father to son <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> I can remember &amp;\r\n            <lb />most of them were either <condition n=\"124\">Rickety</condition> or <condition n=\"41\">Scrophulous</condition>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As to the Salt water, he tried it twice or thrice before -\r\n            <lb />Indeed I don\'t think they were fair trials for he was every other -\r\n            <lb />Day obliged to attend business here &amp; perhaps Ride back to his -\r\n            <lb />Quarters five or six long Computed miles at Ten or eleven o\'clock\r\n            <lb />at night, which certainly Did his <bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart> more harm than the short stay\r\n            <lb />he took could be expected to Do Good. However if you prefer the salt\r\n            <lb />water to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>â˜¿ial</abbr><expan>Mercurial</expan></choice> Course <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> the <ingredient n=\"15\"><choice><abbr>sarsa</abbr><expan>sarsaparilla</expan></choice></ingredient> &amp; be so kind as Give Your DirecÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tions, I am certain he will follow <choice><abbr>y<u><sup>m</sup></u></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> for he is a very good Patient in eveÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ry thing, except where his Hospitality is concerned, he has too Often ComÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pany at night, &amp; is apt to eat by way of Example, &amp; tho he is very Cautious\r\n            <lb />in the article of Drink which is water Coloured <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> red wine, Yet he is hurt by\r\n            <lb />sitting too late. I have nothing further to add but to beg you will inform\r\n            <lb />me where I will Gett the <ingredient n=\"66\">Mezereon</ingredient> Good, as this is a bad Season for lifting Roots\r\n            <lb />otherwise I could lift it from the Garden, &amp; to believe that I am <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> much esteem\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir                           \r\n<lb />Your Most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                <lb />Jasper Tough\r\n            </signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen Professor of\r\n            <lb />Medicine in the University of\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edinr</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> J. Tough &amp;\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Brown\r\n            <lb />22<sup>d</sup> July 1776\r\n        </p>\r\n</annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1318, 2, '2013-08-16 17:06:45', 75),
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The <symptom n=\"125\">hardness</symptom> gradually\r\n            <lb />increased, till it has occupied the whole <bodypart n=\"27\">mamma</bodypart>, which is irregularÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly contracted &amp; adheres to the <bodypart n=\"40\">ribs</bodypart>: But yet no constant pain attends it,\r\n            <lb />tho\' at time, &amp; generally after evident causes, as <symptom n=\"4\">coughing</symptom>, too great motion,\r\n            <lb />or during <symptom n=\"34\"><symptom n=\"95\">feverish paroxysms</symptom></symptom>, darting pains are felt by the Patient.  \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"margin\">1775 <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice></add> She continued pretty much in this state till last September, when\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"34\">Uterine</bodypart> Discharges ceased altogether, &amp; have not since returned.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In October the Patient was attacked with an <condition n=\"37\"><symptom n=\"34\">Erysipelatous Fever</symptom></condition>\r\n            <lb />of 3 Days continuance, attended with <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> of the left\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"11\">humerus</bodypart>, being in the same side with the affected <bodypart n=\"27\">mamma</bodypart>. This <symptom n=\"34\">Fever</symptom>\r\n            <lb />returned after invervals of 5 or 6 weeks till March; then once a fortnight;\r\n            <lb />but after May its returns were commonly twice a week; the <symptom n=\"95\">paroxysms</symptom>\r\n            <lb />however since they became frequent not lasting above 24 hours. --\r\n            <lb />This last fortnight there has been no return of the <symptom n=\"34\">Fever</symptom>. -----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The <symptom n=\"82\">redness</symptom> a heat of the <bodypart n=\"11\">humerus</bodypart> commonly went off soon after the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"36\">Fever</symptom>, <del>but</del> left the whole <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> down to the <bodypart n=\"16\">fingers</bodypart> in an <symptom n=\"63\">oedematous</symptom> state,\r\n            <lb />which never subsides intirely, &amp; is also attended with frequent returns of sharp\r\n            <lb />pain striking from the <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulder</bodypart> down to the <bodypart n=\"15\">hand</bodypart>. -- In March, after a\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"36\">febrile</symptom> attack the Inflammation extended itself over the <bodypart n=\"12\">am</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"112\">axilla</bodypart>, &amp; part\r\n            <lb />of the <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> continuing for above a week, &amp; ending in a large SuppuÂ¬\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"42\">ration</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"112\">axilla</bodypart>, which discharged itself, &amp; happily went off without\r\n            <lb />affecting the <bodypart n=\"27\">Breast</bodypart> so much as might have been expected. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Soon after the <condition n=\"37\">Erysipilas</condition> made its first appearance in October, the Patient\r\n            <lb />observed a general <symptom n=\"30\">eruption</symptom> over her whole body. -- It was preceded &amp; atÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tended by an intolerable <symptom n=\"78\">itchiness</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom>. -- The <symptom n=\"30\">Eruption</symptom> when it first breaks\r\n            <lb />out is very visible, with a very small quantity of clear serum at the top,\r\n            <lb />which may be squeezed out: This soon dries &amp; leaves the part rough\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />and <del>red</del> reddish. There has been a continued succession of these, &amp; they are \r\n            <lb />scattered irregularly over the surface, not running into circular or circumÂ¬\r\n            <lb />scribed spots. -- Upon the approach of the <condition n=\"10\">Fever</condition> the <symptom n=\"30\">eruption</symptom> always --\r\n            <lb />disappears intirely, leaving the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> smooth amp; white, &amp; at the same time\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"63\">oedematous swelling</symptom> of the <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> diminishes; but immediately after\r\n            <lb />the crisis, the <symptom n=\"30\">eruption</symptom> flows <add place=\"above\">to</add> the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> as plentiful &amp; troublesom as before.\r\n            <lb />In this manner it has continued since it\'s first appearance.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Since March last a <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> has also been added to her other complaints.\r\n            <lb />This comes on in most violent fits, which return most frequently in the night,\r\n            <lb />but in the day time with pretty long intervals. A degree of <symptom n=\"12\">Dyspnea</symptom> &amp; ---\r\n            <lb />tickling in the <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart> precedes it, &amp; the <symptom n=\"46\">defluxion</symptom> expectorated is in small\r\n            <lb />quantity, very thin &amp; pellucid. -- Of late after violent fits of <symptom n=\"4\">Coughing</symptom>, a\r\n            <lb />little <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> has appeared; however this has occurrd very seldom, &amp; in very\r\n            <lb />small quantity. ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At present, The <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>, the <symptom n=\"30\">Eruption</symptom> in her <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>, the <symptom n=\"63\">oedema</symptom> with deepÂ¬\r\n            <lb />seated pains in her <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart>, all continue: hence her <symptom n=\"17\">sleep</symptom> is greatly inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />terrupted, &amp; many nights is none at all.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Her <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse</symptom>, except during the continuance of the <symptom n=\"34\">Febril Paroxysms</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />is always very good &amp; natural: None of her other complaints seem to\r\n            <lb />affect it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Her Breathing is free &amp; easy enough, except with the fits of <symptom n=\"4\">Coughing</symptom>. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In her <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> she is for the most part easy &amp; regular: Her <symptom n=\"8\">Appetite is\r\n            <lb />very little</symptom>, &amp; she has no thirst. Her Body is much <symptom n=\"26\">emaciated</symptom>. ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Her Diet for some years past has consisted almost intirely of vegetaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />bles, &amp; no fermented liquor has been used except small Beer, &amp; not even\r\n            <lb />this since her <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> began. ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As to medicines, much has not been attempted in this complicated\r\n            <lb />case, &amp; but little success has attended any tryals in that way.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For the <condition n=\"37\">Erysipelas</condition> and <symptom n=\"30\">Eruption</symptom>, nothing was ordered but some gentle\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"62\">saline purges</ingredient>. No external application was made.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"121\" t=\"19\">Infusions of Liquorice</ingredient>, with <ingredient n=\"139\">anodines</ingredient> sometimes at bedtime, are all\r\n            <lb />she has take for the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>; &amp; with no great advantage. The last do\r\n            <lb />sometimes lessen the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> for a Night, &amp; procure sleep; but cannot be\r\n            <lb />used continually, as when repeated for 2 or 3 nights together, the Patient\r\n            <lb />feels a degree of <symptom n=\"12\">Dyspnea</symptom> in the morning. ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Since <treatment n=\"4\">Blistering</treatment> the <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart>, I think the <symptom n=\"34\">febrile attacks</symptom> have been more\r\n            <lb />seldom: On this account, tho\' I may be mistaken as to the cause, &amp; tho\' the\r\n            <lb />Patient be <symptom n=\"26\">emaciated</symptom>, I am to try an <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> in each <bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart>, which will be removed\r\n            <lb />if you disapprove of it, or if it has no evident success.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient> was continued in the intervals of the <symptom n=\"34\">feverish attacks</symptom>\r\n            <lb />till May, when the Patient conceived some prejudice against it, from\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"11\">losing the sight of her</symptom> <bodypart n=\"6\">left Eye</bodypart>, which happened without the least\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />degree of pain or <symptom n=\"63\">inflammation</symptom> attending it. However I believe she may\r\n            <lb />be prevailed upon to return to the use of it again.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />My Patient oppressed with the long continuance of so many ailÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ments, &amp; apprehensive of even greater afflictions, wishes to have your\r\n            <lb />advice, if not totally to remove her disease, in hopes at least of\r\n            <lb />rendering the remainder of Life somewhat more tolerable.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Dunbar, for whom you was consulted last spring about the pains of \r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> &amp; weakness of the <bodypart n=\"17\">inferior extremities</bodypart>, is now pretty free from comÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plaints: but this is the season of the year when He was always in better\r\n            <lb />health. -- The <ingredient n=\"35\">Limat. Martis</ingredient> seem to have been of most service to\r\n            <lb />him. -- He is taking at present the <ingredient n=\"81\" t=\"19\">Infusion of Columbo Root</ingredient> as you\r\n            <lb />directed. ---- I am not acquainted with the <ingredient n=\"28\"><choice><abbr>Ol.</abbr><expan>Oleum</expan></choice>Ricini</ingredient>, its properties nor\r\n            <lb />manner of using it. I beg you would favour me with your Directions.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I remain with the greatest respect &amp; esteem, <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir,\r\n                <lb />your most <choice><abbr>ob<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> &amp; very <choice><abbr>humb.</abbr><expan>humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>serv.</abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Andrew Liddell</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Thurso 23 July 1776</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen Physician\r\n            <lb />at Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />Mr Liddell\r\n            <lb />23<sup>d</sup> July 1776\r\n            <lb />Vol. V<sup>th</sup> p. 129\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1319, 2, '2013-08-22 11:25:24', 187);
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I truly hope that the ailment of your <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />is gone and that nothing remains but some <condition n=\"21\">nervous\r\n            <lb />Symptoms</condition> from your <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; such I believe\r\n            <lb />is the <symptom n=\"142\">glimmering of the <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart></symptom> you mention. As this\r\n            <lb />is the case no occasion for a Sea voyage or a warmer\r\n            <lb />climate. 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Being unwilling to trouble\r\n    <lb />him any farther <add place=\"above\">in his <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom> state</add>, they therefore apply thro\' me\r\n    <lb />to you, requesting that you will have the\r\n    <lb />goodness to transmit some account of her real\r\n    <lb />situation ... and, - thro\' motives of delicacy\r\n    <lb />they are particularly desirous that this applicaÂ¬\r\n    <lb />tion should not be known \r\n      to <choice><abbr>Cap<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Captain</expan></choice> Johnstone.\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n     \r\n    <lb />It concerns me to encroach on the time\r\n    <lb />devoted to such useful purposes, but I could\r\n    <lb />not on this ocassion refuse <add place=\"above\">to transmit</add> the request of\r\n    <lb />some of my best friends, &amp; your complying\r\n    <lb />with it will be laying me under a new\r\n    <lb />obligation\r\n      \r\n  </p>\r\n      \r\n   <p>\r\n   \r\n    <lb />I shall at\r\n      \r\n  <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />all times rejoice to hear of your health &amp;\r\n    <lb />happiness, &amp; I remain\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n      \r\n    \r\n <closer>\r\n    \r\n    <salute>\r\n       \r\n       <lb />with great respect &amp; regard,\r\n       <lb />Dear Sir\r\n       <lb />your <choice><abbr>obed <sup>t.</sup> &amp; affect.</abbr><expan>obedient &amp; affectionate</expan></choice> Servant</salute>\r\n     \r\n  <signed>Ja. 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No malt liquor.\r\n    <lb />She may take two or three glasses of wine at dinner &amp; the\r\n    <lb />stronger as Madera sherry, red Port, are safer than\r\n    <lb />Claret, Hock, or French white wines.\r\n    \r\n   </p>\r\n   \r\n   <p> \r\n      \r\n    <lb />Little or no meat at supper. Some kind of milk meat \r\n    <lb />if she digest it; or some kind of grain with a little wine.\r\n    <lb />Tea with bread &amp; butter may be taken at breakfast,\r\n    <lb />but strong tea or coffee bad for her. A weak chocolate if\r\n    <lb />easily digested is allowable.\r\n    \r\n   </p>\r\n   \r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n    <lb />A great deal of exercise in the open air. Go to bed\r\n    <lb />soon &amp; rise early.\r\n      \r\n    \r\n   </p>\r\n   \r\n   <p>\r\n      \r\n      \r\n    <lb />Upon all occasions guard against cold: Warm cloathing is\r\n    <lb />necessary for the frequent changes of our climate.\r\n      \r\n   </p>\r\n      \r\n      <p>\r\n         \r\n    <lb />Cold bathing alotogether improper.\r\n         \r\n      </p>\r\n      \r\n      <p>\r\n         \r\n    <lb />After the disorder which has lately happened we think\r\n    <lb />a few <choice><abbr>med<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> \r\n         may be necessary\r\n         \r\n      </p>\r\n         \r\n   <recipe>\r\n      \r\n      <choice>\r\n         \r\n         <orig>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />1 â„ž <ingredient n=\"35\">Limat. mart.</ingredient> pp<sup>t.</sup> <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam.</ingredient> pulv. @ gr. V <ingredient n=\"50\">sacch. a. durriss</ingredient> op. X\r\n            <lb />â„³. f. Pulv. et f. h:m. dos. â„– 14. Strengthening Powders\r\n            <lb />one in a little currant jely &amp; cc.\r\n         \r\n         </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>1 Take five grains each of prepared <ingredient n=\"35\">Steel</ingredient> and powdered <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient>, and ten of <ingredient n=\"50\">refined white sugar</ingredient>. Mix. Make into powders divided into fourteen doses to be taken when required. Strengthening Powders one in a little currant jelly etc.</reg>\r\n            \r\n      </choice>\r\n      \r\n   </recipe>\r\n         \r\n    <recipe>\r\n            \r\n         <choice>\r\n    \r\n    <orig>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />2 â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. peruv.</ingredient> contus. â„¥Å¿s -\r\n       <ingredient n=\"1\">aurant</ingredient> - <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnam.</ingredient> @ Ê’i\r\n            <lb />Aq. bull<sup>t.</sup> lbij digere horas duodecim et adde \r\n       <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tinct. cort.\r\n            <lb />Peruv.</ingredient> â„¥ij dein per. ch. cola &amp; signa Str. P. a small\r\n            <lb />cupful &amp;cc.\r\n       \r\n    </orig>\r\n            \r\n    <reg>2 Take half-an-ounce of bruised <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>, and a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"21\">orange peel</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon.</ingredient> Let this be macerated in two pounds of boiled water for twelve hours then add two ounces of <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Peruvian Bark</ingredient>; then strain and label: Strengthening Pills a small tea cupful etc.</reg>\r\n            \r\n         </choice>\r\n       \r\n    </recipe>\r\n            \r\n      \r\n</div>\r\n\r\n</body>\r\n', 4324, 2, '2013-03-25 15:32:36', 70),
(963, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c506\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:506] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Fea (of Clestrain) / Regarding: Mr Andrew Ross (Patient) / 26 December 1774 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Luca Guariento</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2014-10-06\">6 October 2014</date> Last updated by Luca Guariento</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2012-12-02\">2 December 2012</date> XML file created by Luca Guariento</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body>\r\n        \r\n        <div>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"1\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <head>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><u>For Andrew Ross Esq<sup>r</sup></u> ---------\r\n            \r\n            \r\n            </head>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I am heartily concerned to find M<sup>r</sup> Rossâ€™s <choice><abbr>Complt<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>complaints</expan></choice>. have gaiÂ¬\r\n                <lb />ned so <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> ground upon us &amp; <choice><abbr>particular<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>particularly</expan></choice>\r\n                to find <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> his own\r\n                <lb />fears &amp; <choice><abbr>apprehens<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>apprehensions</expan></choice>are so strong. They <choice><abbr>certay</abbr><expan>certainly</expan></choice> do him\r\n                <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> harm\r\n                <lb />&amp; I am persuaded <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice>\r\n                <choice><abbr>y<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>they</expan></choice> are ill founded\r\n                &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> he shall find himÂ¬\r\n                <lb />self mistaken. I give no attention to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"34\">feverish <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom></symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> hapÂ¬\r\n                <lb />pened on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> 19 <choice><abbr>ult.</abbr><expan>ultimo</expan></choice> Because I consider it as entirely over &amp; I now\r\n                <lb />consider the case as I did before as a case of <condition n=\"30\">Hypochondriasis</condition>\r\n                <lb />depending upon <symptom n=\"7\">flatulent</symptom> <choice><abbr>constrict<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>constrictions</expan></choice> in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>Stom.</abbr><expan>Stomach</expan></choice></bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"69\"><choice><abbr>Intest</abbr><expan>Intestine.</expan></choice></bodypart>. My\r\n                <lb />intention <unclear>ye f.</unclear> in <choice><abbr>y</abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> first place would be to keep <choice><abbr>t</abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>determin<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>determination</expan></choice> downÂ¬\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>ds</sup><expan>wards</expan></abbr></choice> always free. If <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient> has been employed &amp;\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>answ<sup>rd.</sup></abbr><expan>answered</expan></choice> it <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> be <choice><abbr>contin<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>b<sup></sup>t</abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> if there has occurred any <choice><abbr>reas<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>reason</expan></choice> for <choice><abbr>lay<sup></sup>g</abbr><expan>laying</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> aside I propose <choice><abbr>t</abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> \r\n                <choice><abbr>p<sup>tion</sup></abbr><expan>preparation</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>ord<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>ordered</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>bel</abbr><expan>below</expan></choice> &amp; as a warmer &amp; more\r\n                <lb /><action n=\"7\"><choice><abbr>carminat.</abbr><expan>carminative</expan></choice></action> \r\n                <choice><abbr>med.</abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice>. I think it may \r\n                <choice><abbr>ans.</abbr><expan>answer</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>bett.</abbr><expan>better</expan></choice> It may be \r\n                <choice><abbr>giv<sup>n.</sup></abbr><expan>given</expan></choice>\r\n                <choice><abbr>ev. d.</abbr><expan>every day</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />&amp; at least <choice><abbr>ev.</abbr><expan>every</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>2.d.</abbr><expan>second day</expan></choice> in \r\n                <choice><abbr>s<sup>c.</sup></abbr><expan>such</expan></choice> a dose as to give one stool. When\r\n                \r\n               <lb />he had <choice><abbr>y</abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> fresh attack a <treatment n=\"1\"><choice><abbr>bleed<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>bleeding</expan></choice></treatment>\r\n                was very proper <choice><abbr>b<sup></sup>t</abbr><expan>but</expan></choice>  I dont like\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>y</abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> the use of it upon any \r\n                other <choice><abbr>ocas<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>occasion</expan></choice>. \r\n                If it shall appear <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> his\r\n                <lb /><symptom n=\"17\">watchings</symptom> frights dreams &amp; \r\n                <choice><abbr>pertrub<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>perturbation</expan></choice> \r\n                <choice><abbr>/</abbr><expan>of</expan></choice> mind are attend\'d \r\n                <choice><abbr><sup>w</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><symptom n=\"82\"><choice><abbr>flush<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>flushing</expan></choice> of <choice><abbr>y</abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> \r\n                <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart></symptom>, beating of his \r\n                <bodypart n=\"63\">temples</bodypart> or <choice><abbr>oth.</abbr><expan>other</expan></choice> marks of any\r\n               \r\n                \r\n                \r\n           <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>unus<sup>l</sup></abbr><expan>unusual</expan></choice> \r\n                <choice><abbr>determin<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>determination</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y</abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> to <choice><abbr>y</abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"8\">head</bodypart> a <treatment n=\"1\"><choice><abbr>bleed<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>bleeding</expan></choice></treatment> may <choice><abbr>cert<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>certainly</expan></choice> be <choice><abbr>prop<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>proper</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>bt</abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> I <choice><abbr>sh<sup>.d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>rath.</abbr><expan>rather</expan></choice> take it from his <bodypart n=\"63\">temples</bodypart> by <treatment n=\"14\">leeches</treatment> <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> from his <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart>\r\n                <lb />by <choice><abbr>y</abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"1\">lancet</treatment>. I  think <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"4\"><choice><abbr>blist<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>blistering</expan></choice></treatment> was very <choice><abbr>prop.</abbr><expan>proper</expan></choice> &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> <choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>might be</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />kept open or <choice><abbr>y</abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"4\"><choice><abbr>blist<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>blistering</expan></choice></treatment> may be renewd <choice><abbr>whenev.</abbr><expan>whenever</expan></choice> it <choice><abbr>sh.</abbr><expan>shall</expan></choice> seem\r\n                <lb />necessary it <choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>might be</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>freq<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>frequently</expan></choice> tried to give him rest by <treatment n=\"21\"><choice><abbr>fomen<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>fomenting</expan></choice></treatment> his\r\n                <lb /><bodypart n=\"24\">Feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>ans<sup>.s</sup></abbr><expan>answers</expan></choice> best <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> any <choice><abbr>bath<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>bathing</expan></choice>. It is to be done so he \r\n                <lb />lies along in bed in his <choice><abbr>ordin<sup>.y</sup></abbr><expan>ordinary</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>sleep<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>sleeping</expan></choice> post. A piece <choice><abbr>\\</abbr><expan>of</expan></choice> Blanket\r\n                <lb />is be laid under his <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> on <choice><abbr>/</abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> bed to defend it from any \r\n                <lb />wet. The flannels to be employed must be large not less\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> a yard &amp; a half so as to wrap <choice><abbr>ab<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>about</expan></choice> both <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; both\r\n                <lb />legs at once. <choice><abbr>Su<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>Such</expan></choice> a piece <choice><abbr>\\</abbr><expan>of</expan></choice> flannel is to be put in <choice><abbr>boil<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>boiling</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>wat.</abbr><expan>water</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />taken <choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice> thence &amp; thrown into a strong long towel &amp; a\r\n                <lb />person at each end <choice><abbr>\\</abbr><expan>of</expan></choice> it is to twist till <choice><abbr>y</abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> flannel is wrung\r\n                <lb />till very dry this is to be done in <choice><abbr>/</abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> kitchen or other\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>chamb.</abbr><expan>chamber</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>sep.</abbr><expan>separate</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice> his. <choice><abbr>W<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>When</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> flannel is rung it is to <choice><abbr>b</abbr><expan>be</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />carried in <choice><abbr>y</abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> towel to his bedside &amp; there applied as warm\r\n                <lb />as he can <choice><abbr>eas<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>easily</expan></choice> bear <del>it</del> round his two <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>. A piece\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>\\</abbr><expan>of</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>blankt</abbr><expan>blanket</expan></choice> is to <choice><abbr>b.</abbr><expan>be</expan></choice> put over them to defend <choice><abbr>y</abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> upper bedcloath\r\n                <lb />from wet &amp; these are to <choice><abbr>b.</abbr><expan>be</expan></choice> laid down as <choice><abbr>usl.</abbr><expan>usual</expan></choice>. The flannel\r\n                <lb />will keep its heat for 10 <choice><abbr>m<sup>.s</sup></abbr><expan>minutes</expan></choice> or more or <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>ag<sup>st</sup></abbr><expan>against</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> time <choice><abbr>anoth<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>another</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />flannel wrung out <choice><abbr>\\</abbr><expan>of</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>boil<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>boiling</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>wat.</abbr><expan>water</expan></choice> in <choice><abbr>\\</abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same manner <choice><abbr>sh<sup>.d</sup> b.</abbr><expan>should be</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />ready to change <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>t</abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> former &amp; in <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>way</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"21\">fomenting</treatment>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Sh<sup>d</sup> b.</abbr><expan>should be</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>cont<sup>.d</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice> at least for an hour &amp; <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> all is executed\r\n                <lb />properly it will be <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> very little trouble to him &amp; I hope\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a very good <choice><abbr>eff<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>effect</expan></choice>. Persons very often fall asleep <choice><abbr>und<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>under</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>operat<sup>ns</sup></abbr><expan>operations</expan></choice>. &amp; <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>they</expan></choice> do the cloaths <choice><abbr>m.</abbr><expan>must</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>rem<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>remain</expan></choice> <unclear>appal?</unclear> <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> if he\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>happ<sup>.s</sup></abbr><expan>happens</expan></choice> to <choice><abbr>cont.</abbr><expan>continue</expan></choice> awake &amp; <choice><abbr>impat<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>impatient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>\\</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y</abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>applic<sup>.n</sup></abbr><expan>application</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> wet flanÂ¬\r\n                <lb />nel may be <choice><abbr>tak<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>taken</expan></choice> away. his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> well dried &amp; a warm\r\n                <lb />dry flannel put <choice><abbr>ab<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>about</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice>. I have <choice><abbr>b<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>been</expan></choice> so <choice><abbr>partic<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>particular</expan></choice> because <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />practice is now with us &amp; <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> depends exact neat &amp; easy\r\n                <lb />execution &amp; I heartily wish M<sup>r</sup> Ross relief. It gives me \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>g<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>great</expan></choice> concert <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> both his <choice><abbr>locatn</abbr><expan>location</expan></choice> &amp; <add place=\"above\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice></add> season deprive him <choice><abbr>\\</abbr><expan>of</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>t</abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />valuable remedy of exercise but I hope <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> opportunity shall\r\n                \r\n                \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n                \r\n                \r\n                <lb />come in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>m<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>meant</expan></choice>time, we must palliate as well as I can. I\r\n                <lb />have no <choice><abbr>g<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>great</expan></choice> expectations of <choice><abbr>t</abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> &amp; have warned against it\r\n                <lb />being <choice><abbr>cont<sup>.d</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice> too long. If the <ingredient n=\"22\">Valerian</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"96\">Snake root</ingredient> prove any\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>ways</expan></choice> <action n=\"7\"><choice><abbr>carminat.</abbr><expan>carminative</expan></choice></action> <choice><abbr>y<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>they</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>m.</abbr><expan>must</expan></choice> be <choice><abbr>cont<sup>.d</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice> at pleasure. At <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same time <choice><abbr>oth.</abbr><expan>other</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />measures must be tried &amp; <del>carry</del> varied for dispelling wind,\r\n                <lb />sometimes <action n=\"52\">aromatics</action>, sometimes fÅ“tids &amp; whether you use\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">aromatic tincture</ingredient> or <unclear><choice><abbr>comp<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>compound</expan></choice></unclear> <ingredient n=\"28\" t=\"1\"><choice><abbr>tinct.</abbr><expan>tincture</expan></choice> of Castor</ingredient> you <choice><abbr>m.</abbr><expan>must</expan></choice> join\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>eith.</abbr><expan>either</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>\\</abbr><expan>of</expan></choice> them a tea spoonful <choice><abbr>\\</abbr><expan>of</expan></choice> <del>Ipecacuahna</del> <ingredient n=\"38\"> S.p. Corn.\r\n                <lb />Cerv.</ingredient> The <treatment n=\"37\"><choice><abbr>frict<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>friction</expan></choice> of the <bodypart n=\"98\"><choice><abbr>Epigastr.</abbr><expan>Epigastrium</expan></choice></bodypart></treatment> will, still be useful. I \r\n                <lb />have nothing to add to my former on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>subj.</abbr><expan>subject</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>\\</abbr><expan>of</expan></choice> diet &amp; notÂ¬\r\n                <lb />withstanding the <symptom n=\"71\"><choice><abbr>confus<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>confusion</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>\\</abbr><expan>of</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></symptom> I think you need not be afraid\r\n                <lb />of a little wine.\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n            <recipe>    \r\n                \r\n                <choice>\r\n                    \r\n                    <orig>\r\n                        \r\n                        <lb />â„ž. <ingredient n=\"24\">Fol. senn.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"208\">sem. Coriandr.</ingredient> @ Ê’j. <ingredient n=\"95\">Sal. Gl.</ingredient> â„¥jÎ²\r\n                        <lb /><ingredient n=\"17\">Nuc. Moschat. ras.</ingredient> Ê’jfs. <ingredient n=\"51\">Sacch. Rubr.</ingredient> â„¥j Contusis asunder aq.\r\n                        <lb />bullienti â„”ij. Digere horas. jv. et colaturÃ¦ adde <ingredient n=\"78\">Tinct. senn.\r\n                        <lb />comp.</ingredient> â„¥iv. <unclear>C.op<sup>t</sup></unclear> â„¥ij vel iij om mane. Saltem secunda quoque die    \r\n                        \r\n                    </orig>   \r\n                    \r\n                    <reg>\r\n                        \r\n                        Take one drachm of <ingredient n=\"24\">Senna Leaves</ingredient>, one drachm of <ingredient n=\"208\">Coriander seeds</ingredient>, one and a half ounces of <ingredient n=\"95\">Glauber\'s Salts</ingredient>, \r\n                        half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"17\">grated nutmeg</ingredient> and one ounce of <ingredient n=\"51\">brown Sugar</ingredient>. \r\nAfter having crushed them, pour over it \r\n                        two pounds of boiling water. Let it digest for four hours; add, to the strained liquid, four ounces of <ingredient n=\"78\">Daffy\'s Elixir</ingredient> \r\n                        and two or three ounces of <unclear>Cap<sup>t</sup></unclear>.<note>This would appear to be the correct reading of this abbreviation, but since it suggests no common ingredient it may be a matter of misreading or a partial slip of the pen.</note>  To be given every morning, and at least every second day.\r\n                        \r\n                    </reg>\r\n                    \r\n                </choice>\r\n                \r\n            </recipe>\r\n                \r\n            <closer>\r\n                \r\n                <signed>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />W.C.\r\n                \r\n                </signed>\r\n                \r\n                <dateline>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb /><choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>december</expan></choice> 26<sup>th.</sup> <u>1774</u>\r\n                \r\n                </dateline>\r\n                \r\n            </closer>\r\n            \r\n        </div>\r\n        \r\n    </body>', 506, 11, '2014-10-06 23:08:08', 219);
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But I was afterwards desired to forward \r\n            <lb />it &amp; correspond with you myself from time to\r\n            <lb />time. The answers you will please forward\r\n            <lb />by course of Post, or send to M<sup>r.</sup> George Sinclair \r\n            <lb />writer in Edinburgh who will transmit them.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I beg you will be very full in your opinion\r\n            <lb />&amp; Directions, as I am much at a loss how to\r\n            <lb />proceed in this Case. ---- One thing I forgot:\r\n            <lb />that the <treatment n=\"4\">blisterd</treatment> part on her <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> is not easily \r\n            <lb />kept open, without a continual application \r\n            <lb />of <treatment n=\"4\">Blistering Ointment</treatment>,the <symptom n=\"78\">irritation</symptom> of which is \r\n            <lb />very great &amp; keeps her uneasy. Is there no other\r\n            <lb />application which would supply the place of\r\n            <lb />that Ointment? Or would it be better to put\r\n            <lb />a <treatment n=\"11\">Pee issue</treatment> or <treatment n=\"5\">Seton</treatment> in the side where the\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />pain has been? ------- I would have tryed the effect of\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> on this <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>; but the <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> can with difficulty\r\n            <lb />be kept away. ----- I was affraid to venture on the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />without advice -----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />----- Your First Lines, publishd for the use of your Class,<note>William Cullen, <i>First Lines of the Practice of Physic for the Use of Students in the University of Edinburgh [Vol.1] </i> (Edinburgh: 1777), later expanded over four volumes to become the most respected and frequently reprinted medical textbook of the era.</note> \r\n            <lb />I am told is not for sale in the shops: If it is, be so good\r\n            <lb />as direct M<sup>r.</sup> George Sinclair where he may get a copy\r\n            <lb />for me. Otherwise I must ask the favour of you to send \r\n            <lb />me a copy, which he will take care of. I am very sorry\r\n            <lb />I have not an opportunity of hearing your whole Course.<note>At this date Cullen gave an annual course of lectures on the practice of physic in his capacity as professor at Edinburgh University.</note>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />With best <choice><abbr>Compl - <sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice> &amp; greatest regard I am\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>D.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n                <lb />your most <choice><abbr>obed.<sup>t</sup> humb.</abbr><expan>obedient humble</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>serv.<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice> \r\n                <lb />Andrew Liddell\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <dateline>Akergil Tower 23<sup>d</sup> <choice><abbr>Jan.<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1777</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Please direct to me at Wick\r\n                <lb />to the care of M<sup>r</sup> Steedsma<supplied>m\'s</supplied> ---\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    \r\n</div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        \r\n            <p>\r\n              \r\n                <lb />To\r\n                <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n                <lb />Physician\r\n                <lb />at Edinburgh\r\n            </p>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Liddell <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />Miss L. Dunbar\r\n                <lb />Jan. 7. 1777\r\n                <lb />Vvi - p 100\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        \r\n        <head>Case of Miss Lexie Dunbar ---- </head> \r\n        <opener><dateline><choice><abbr>Jan.<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 22.<sup>d</sup> 1777</dateline></opener>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />About the beginning of December last, after some\r\n            <lb />weeks of open weather, <condition n=\"13\">Colds</condition> &amp; <symptom n=\"4\">Coughs</symptom> were very\r\n            <lb />universal in the County <add place=\"above\">of Caithness</add>. At Sir <choice><abbr>W.<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>William</expan></choice> Dunbars\r\n            <lb />the whole family &amp; servants were attack\'d with\r\n            <lb />them: but his Daughter Miss Lexie was affected\r\n            <lb />in a manner different from the rest, who are \r\n            <lb />now all well again.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Miss Lexie Dunbar is aged about 18 years:\r\n            <lb />is full blooded: was formerly pretty free of complaints\r\n            <lb />but her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> never could digest any strong\r\n            <lb />food, especially fat meat, which generally made\r\n            <lb />her <symptom n=\"3\">vomit</symptom>: also riding on horseback frequently \r\n            <lb />excited a pain in the right side of her <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart>. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Upon the 14th December last, having been <condition n=\"8\">under\r\n            <lb />her menstrua for 2 Days before,</condition> She walked too \r\n            <lb />fast, so as to be very warm &amp; fatigued. Soon after \r\n            <lb />Her return home, She went abroad again and \r\n            <lb />stood in the cold air. She was then seizd all at\r\n            <lb />once with a <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> which was almost continual,\r\n            <lb />&amp; a severe pain in the right side of the <bodypart n=\"26\">thorax</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />By the application of a <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> to her side the\r\n            <lb />pain was removed &amp; did not return since. ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> is of a peculiar kind; consists of 2\r\n            <lb />or 3 short expirations at a time, commonly returning\r\n            <lb />within the space of a minute; is without the \r\n            <lb />smallest appearance of <symptom n=\"76\">Expectoration</symptom>; &amp; it is, she \r\n            <lb />says, occasiond by a tickling in the upper part of \r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"9\">Trachea</bodypart>. This is the most common state,\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"6\" /> \r\n            \r\n            <lb />all Day; for thro\' the Night time She had the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> much\r\n            <lb />seldomer from the beginning; &amp; now generall is\r\n            <lb />pretty free from it, &amp; sleeps well, all night. ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />But one evening while bathing her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> in\r\n            <lb />warm water, the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> suddenly increasd to a\r\n            <lb />much more violent degree, continuing without\r\n            <lb />any sensible intermission <add place=\"above\"><del><illegible l=\"2\" /></del></add> for 2 hours, during\r\n            <lb />which time she <symptom n=\"76\">spat</symptom> a great deal of Saliva or\r\n            <lb />Phlegm, as well as thro\' that whole night &amp; \r\n            <lb />next day. --- After 2 hours the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> abated &amp; ever\r\n            <lb />since continued to return in its usual frequency,\r\n            <lb />&amp; except for that one day without the least disÂ¬\r\n            <lb />charge of any kind.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Her Breathing is never affected, only upon \r\n            <lb />the occasion just mentioned, when she was\r\n            <lb />quite out of breath &amp; much fatigued while the\r\n            <lb />violence of the <symptom n=\"4\">coughing</symptom>continued.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Her <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse</symptom> has all along been pretty good,\r\n            <lb />never <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom> in the least degree since the \r\n            <lb />beginning of this Disorder. -----------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />She has no remarkable Thirst. Her appetite \r\n            <lb />is bad: but for sometime before this Ailment She\r\n            <lb />had an unusual craving for food every morning.\r\n            <lb />Her <bodypart n=\"2\">Tongue</bodypart> is rather whitish.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />She is constitutionally very <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> in her <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Her Urine has often a whitish sediment: but \r\n            <lb />sometimes, after it is cold, it becomes white all over\r\n            <lb />&amp; remains so without sediment.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The <condition n=\"8\">Menses did not leave her till the day after she \r\n            <lb />was taken ill</condition> with the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>, and they returned \r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />again at the end of a month, in the usual quantity.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />She oberves that she is now more apt to start\r\n            <lb />or frighten for slight causes than formerly, &amp; that\r\n            <lb />on such occasions she <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> is more frequent.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />She complains much of an <symptom n=\"78\">itching</symptom> in her <bodypart n=\"5\">nose</bodypart>, which \r\n            <lb />was also very troublesome for some time before this <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb />began.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Her looks are little alterd since the beginning\r\n            <lb />of this complaint: She\'s rather thinner, but not\r\n            <lb />much so.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />She has been <treatment n=\"1\">blooded</treatment> thrice, to about 6 or 8 \r\n            <lb />ounces each time. The <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> had no appearance \r\n            <lb />of viscidity the first or second times, but the last, \r\n            <lb />which was taken away 3 Days ago, was covered \r\n            <lb />with a whiteish tenacious Crust.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />A gentle <treatment n=\"9\">Vomit</treatment> was given her twice, with an \r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient> at bedtime after each. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />A perpetual <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> has from the beginning\r\n            <lb />been kept open betwixt her <bodypart n=\"11\">Shoulders</bodypart>. -----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> has been obviated as much\r\n            <lb />as possible with <ingredient n=\"28\"><choice><abbr>Ol.</abbr><expan>Oleum</expan></choice> Ricini</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"34\"><choice><abbr>Flor. Sulpur.</abbr><expan>Flor Sulphuris</expan></choice> Ricini</ingredient>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The only <action n=\"19\">pectorals</action> used were <ingredient n=\"6\" t=\"19\">Infusion of TusilÂ¬\r\n                <lb />ago</ingredient>, juice of <ingredient n=\"121\">Liquorice</ingredient> &amp; vapours of warm water.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Sometimes her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> were bathd in warm water.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />No other Medicines have been tryed, &amp; none \r\n            <lb />of these seem to have given any sensible relief\r\n            <lb />to the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Her Diet has been confined to weak Broth,\r\n            <lb />Fowl, Milk &amp; Vegetables, &amp; of the last the more\r\n            <lb />acescent were also kept from her. ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"8\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Every tolerable Day She takes an airing in a \r\n            <lb />Carriage for an hour or two in the forenoon. The\r\n            <lb />rest of the Day She stays in her room, which is kept\r\n            <lb />in as equal a temperature as can be conveniÂ¬    \r\n            <lb />ently obtained. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Being dubious of the real nature of the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>;\r\n            <lb />and having before me fatal examples of <condition n=\"1\">Phthisis</condition>    \r\n            <lb />in the Family, one case very recent, wherein \r\n            <lb />the appearances were remarkably mild for a    \r\n            <lb />considerable time, I have hitherto treated \r\n            <lb />this Patient in the <action n=\"36\">antiphlogistic</action> method, notÂ¬\r\n            <lb />withstanding some of the symptoms may\r\n            <lb />seem to require a different practice, and I\r\n            <lb />will not venture to alter it till I be favoured\r\n            <lb />with the advice on this head, which I beg may\r\n            <lb />be as full as possible.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer><signed>Andrew Liddell</signed></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1350, 3, '2013-12-17 14:50:05', 197),
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Nasmyth.</head>\r\n    <p><lb />M<sup>r</sup> N.<sup>â€™s</sup> ailments depend upon &amp; have begun in <bodypart n=\"95\">his mind</bodypart> &amp;\r\n        <lb />affections of <bodypart n=\"95\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> mind</bodypart> in acting on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> body affect especially <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> stomach</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />&amp; <bodypart n=\"42\">heart</bodypart>. Accordingly in M<sup>r</sup> N. disorders have appeared in\r\n        <lb />both organs, much confirmed &amp; aggravated by repetitions. They\r\n        <lb />may be renewed by causes affecting either <bodypart n=\"95\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> mind</bodypart> or body but\r\n        <lb />I still think they are only temporary &amp; transitory ailments &amp; do\r\n        <lb />not imply any fixed local affection. In this view they do\r\n        <lb />not threaten any dangerous consequences. But they may be\r\n        <lb />easily renewed &amp; it will require much attention<del>s</del> &amp; time to secure\r\n        <lb />him against returns.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />I hope that by fortifying <bodypart n=\"95\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> mind</bodypart> &amp; body a great deal may\r\n        <lb />be done &amp; for this</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Let him guard <bodypart n=\"95\">his mind</bodypart> against surprise by preparing\r\n        <lb />himself for every new situation he may be thrown into. In\r\n        <lb />most cases we estimate <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> objects of our hopes or fears especially\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> latter, too high &amp; a man of reflection may I think moderate\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> excess &amp; its consequences. People plead constitution &amp; feeling\r\n<lb />to some reason but I am persuaded they appear unavoidable\r\n        <lb />because they were never attempted to be checked or overruled.\r\n        <lb />As far as M<sup>r</sup> N.<sup>â€™s</sup> reflection can go in this, it will be of infinite &amp; cc</p>\r\n    <p><lb />When M<sup>r</sup> N. is attacked <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"10\">an uneasy palpitation</symptom>, if he can\r\n        <lb />be persuaded that it is not dangerous, I believe it would not proÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ceed, to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> degree of violence <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> it has often done, &amp; might\r\n        <lb />either soon of itself subside or be easily relieved by some <choice><abbr>med.<sup>s</sup> w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>medicines which</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />we shall propose &amp; if in either way <treatment n=\"1\">a <choice><abbr>bleed<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>bleeding</expan></choice></treatment> can be avoided it\r\n        <lb />will be <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> for his benefit. If in spite of these precautions\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"10\">the palpitation</symptom> proceed to a great degree &amp; threaten <symptom n=\"120\">a considerable\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />interruption of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> circulation</symptom> I allow that <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding may be necessary<supplied>y</supplied></treatment>\r\n        <lb />but even when it is <del>tried</del> employ, I would have them to try to\r\n        <lb />moderate the quantity, &amp; that no more be taken than is absoÂ¬\r\n        <lb />lutely necessary. I have known <condition n=\"36\">a violent spasmodic affection</condition>\r\n        <lb />taken off <treatment n=\"1\">by drawing <choice><abbr>â„¥ii w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>2 ounces when</expan></choice></treatment> it had been supposed <del>before</del> that\r\n            <lb />a pound would have been necessary.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Let M<sup>r</sup> N. avoid the fatigue of business &amp; particularly\r\n        <lb />sitting long at any business <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> engages him <choice><abbr>w m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>with much</expan></choice> anxiety. Even\r\n        <lb />in sitting long variety gives some relief.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />A little bodily motion may be useful of filling up the interÂ¬\r\n        <lb />vals of business &amp; M<sup>r</sup> N. should use exercise &amp; fresh air but\r\n        <lb />he must observe <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> all bodily motion <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> is either quick violent\r\n        <lb />or <symptom n=\"9\">fatiguing</symptom> will do <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> harm</p>\r\n    <p><lb />In Diet he must keep to a middle kind. On one hand he\r\n        <lb />must avoid <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> or heavy animal food, on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> other, <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> &amp; espeÂ¬\r\n        <lb />cially <symptom n=\"7\">flatulent</symptom> vegetables.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />For ordinary drink he must take water <choice><abbr>w or w out</abbr><expan>with or without</expan></choice> toast &amp;\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>w or w out</abbr><expan>with or without</expan></choice> a little spirits as he pleases. All malt liquors\r\n        <lb />are improper. Strong liquors to the degree of <symptom n=\"21\">heating</symptom> may\r\n        <lb />be very hurtfull but a little strong drink may be very proper\r\n        <lb />&amp; at dinner every day he may take 2 or 3 glasses of Madeira\r\n        <lb />or red Port &amp; more safely if diluted <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> water or in place of \r\n        <lb />both a few glasses of Punch <choice><abbr>w out</abbr><expan>without</expan></choice> souring.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />No Indian tea or at least very weak. Cocoa tea or tea\r\n        <lb />from plants of home growth will be a better breakfast.\r\n        <lb />If he digest milk, some milk meat will be <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> best supper.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />M<sup>r</sup> N. must be kept <choice><abbr>reg<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice> in <bodypart n=\"64\">his belly</bodypart> &amp; if not naturally\r\n        <lb />must use<del>s</del> <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice>.</p>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <p><lb />These are <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> articles of regimen, <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> if carefully executed will be &amp;c.\r\n        <lb />&amp; render few <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup>.</abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> necessary but there are a few not to be disÂ¬\r\n        <lb />pensed <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Whn his ailments threaten &amp; he has some warning of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"10\">palpitations</symptom> coming on, let him take one or other of <action n=\"3\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> antiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />spasmodic</action> <choice><abbr>med<sup>s.</sup> ord<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>medicines ordered</expan></choice> below. I have <choice><abbr>ord</abbr><expan>ordered</expan></choice> several <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> they may\r\n        <lb />be changed as repetition renders any one ineffectual.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />At <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same time when <symptom n=\"10\">the palpitation</symptom> is frequently threatening\r\n        <lb />he should take an <action n=\"34\"><choice><abbr>Anod.</abbr><expan>Anodyne</expan></choice> draught</action> at bed time &amp; this may be\r\n        <lb />for several nights repeated, but whenever circumstances will\r\n        <lb />allow it should be ommitted least it lead into a Habit.\r\n        <lb />For <action n=\"31\">strengthening</action> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> whole of his system I have <choice><abbr>ord<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>ordered</expan></choice> 2 <choice><abbr>med<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> one a Powder to be taken 2<sup>ce</sup> a day that is an hour or 2 befor\r\n        <lb />dinner &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same before supper. It must not be taken in a \r\n        <lb />liquid, but may be taken either dry or in a little Currant\r\n        <lb />Jelly or water berry. The other is a Tincture of <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he is\r\n        <lb />to take half a gill after every powder. These <choice><abbr>med<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> may\r\n        <lb />be <choice><abbr>contin<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice> for a week or two at a time but no longer. For\r\n        <lb />strenthening M<sup>r</sup> N.<sup>\'s</sup> nerves, nothing more useful <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> cold baÂ¬\r\n        <lb />thing. The season <u>now</u> is too cold &amp; even afterwards it must\r\n        <lb />be <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a particular management of <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he shall be informed.</p>\r\n    <closer><signed></signed>W.C.</closer></div>\r\n    <div><recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig><lb />â„ž. <ingredient n=\"155\">Spir. volat. aromat.</ingredient> â„¥ii. Signa <action n=\"3\">AntispasÂ¬\r\n            <lb />modic spirits</action>, a teaspoonful to be taken in a little water w<sup>n</sup> occasion requires</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take 2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"155\">Volatile Aromatic Spirit</ingredient>. Label: <action n=\"3\">Antispasmodic spirits</action>, a teaspoonful to be taken in a little water when occasion requires</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <recipe><choice>\r\n            <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"284\">Spir. vol fÅ“tid.</ingredient> â„¥ii Signa ut supra.</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take 2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"284\">Volatile FÅ“tid Spirit</ingredient>. Label as above.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <recipe><choice>\r\n            <orig><lb />â„ž. <ingredient n=\"67\">Liq. Ã¦ther. vitriol</ingredient>. â„¥i Signa ut supra.</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take an ounce of <ingredient n=\"67\">Liquid Ether of Vitriol</ingredient>. Label as above.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <recipe><choice>\r\n            <orig><lb />â„ž. <ingredient n=\"285\">Sp<sup>t</sup>. sal. ammon. caust.</ingredient> â„¥i Signa Spirits for smelling, &amp; upon  \r\n                <lb />occasion 10 drops may be added to the <add place=\"above\">two</add> first above.</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take an ounce of <ingredient n=\"285\">Spirits of Caustic Ammoniac Salts</ingredient>. Label: Signa Spirits for smelling, &amp; upon occasion 10 drops may be \r\n                added to the two first above.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <recipe><choice>\r\n            <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"35\">Limat. mart.</ingredient> pp<sup>tt.</sup> gr. V. <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam.</ingredient> pulv. <ingredient n=\"50\">Sacch. alb. duriss.</ingredient> @ gr. X.\r\n                <lb />â„³. f. pulvis, et fiant h. m. doses. â„– XIV        \r\n                <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n                <lb />Signa <action n=\"31\">Strengthening powders</action> one to be taken twice a day.</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take 5 grains of prepared <ingredient n=\"35\">Powdered Steel</ingredient>, and 10 grains each of ground <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"50\">White Lump Sugar</ingredient>. Mix to make a powder and \r\n                in this way make 14 doses. Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening powders</action> one to be taken twice a day.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <recipe><choice>\r\n            <orig><lb />â„ž. Pulv. <ingredient n=\"1\">cort. Peruv.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s In mortar vitr. vel marm. terito \r\n                <lb />cum pauxill. aq. p horam; dein adde Aq. font. lbi repone in\r\n                <lb />Phiala et addendo <ingredient n=\"21\">Cort. aurant.</ingredient> contus. Ê’i <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam.</ingredient> contus. Ê’Å¿s Macera\r\n                <lb />p hor. 8. et p chart. cola Signa <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Tincture</action> half a\r\n                <lb />gill to be taken after every powder.</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take half an ounce of powdered <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>. In a glass or marble mortar, blend it in with a little water for an hour; then add a pint \r\n                of spring water. Put it back in the vessel and having added a drachm of crushed <ingredient n=\"21\">Orange peel</ingredient> and half a drachm of crushed <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient>, steep for 8 hours and strain through paper. \r\n                Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Tincture</action> half a gill to be taken after every powder.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Jan.</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 7. 1776:</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 377, 2, '2013-08-20 16:25:07', 141),
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No grounds for supposing a <condition n=\"120\">HyÂ¬\r\n            <lb />drocephalus</condition>, nor evidence of <symptom n=\"120\">any fault of the Circulation of the Blood</symptom></p>\r\n    <p><lb />The <condition n=\"21\">disorder</condition> of the <bodypart n=\"47\"><choice><abbr>N.S</abbr><expan>Nervous System</expan></choice></bodypart> probably owing to an original delicacy of it\r\n        <lb />&amp; therefore difficult to correct entirely â€“ but attention &amp; pains may obÂ¬\r\n        <lb />viate the present inconveniences. &amp; for this purpose I offer the following.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Little animal food &amp; that of the lighter kinds &amp; only at dinner,\r\n        <lb />filling up with pudding or vegetables</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Ordinary drink wine &amp; water â€“ no malt liquors â€“ a few glasses of\r\n        <lb />wine after dinner is very allowable, but if he takes of the stronger kinds\r\n        <lb />they should be diluted with water. â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />No Indian tea at breakfast except it is very weak, Cocoa or <ingredient n=\"207\" t=\"19\">rosemary\r\n        <lb />tea</ingredient> is much fitter</p>\r\n    <p><lb />No animal food at Supper â€“ milk if can digest it will make\r\n        <lb />a better supper. â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Gentle exercise &amp; fresh air â€“ <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> to be kept regular.\r\n        <lb />Should go early to be &amp; not lye abed in the <choice><abbr>morng</abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice>. â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Should avoid warm chambers â€“â€“ use no more bedcloaths than what are \r\n        <lb />absolutely necessary â€“ but in the day time go warmly cloathed.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Should study tranquility of <bodypart n=\"95\">mind</bodypart> &amp; avoid any emotion or flurry â€“â€“\r\n        <lb />All play to the lenght of interesting him much dangerous.</p>\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <p><lb />This regimen steadily observed may do a great deal &amp; unless\r\n        <lb /><del>th</del> it be observed <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> will be of little service, but some remedies\r\n        <lb />may be usefull</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Let <treatment n=\"4\">a perpetual blister</treatment> be made upon <bodypart n=\"1\">the crown of the head</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />&amp; if this discharges well &amp; is not very uneasy it will be enough\r\n        <lb />but if it does not answer in both respects, it may be dried up\r\n        <lb />while <treatment n=\"11\">a pea Issue</treatment> is put into <bodypart n=\"10\">the neck</bodypart> on <bodypart n=\"36\">one or both sides of the spine</bodypart></p>\r\n    <p><lb />Let the Gentleman take frequently at bedtime the <action n=\"35\">Cephalic\r\n        <lb />Bolus</action> ordered below not constantly but when <symptom n=\"22\">giddiness</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom>\r\n        <lb />are most troublesome.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Let the Bolus be washed down with two or three table\r\n        <lb />Spoonfulls of the <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Tincture</action> ordered below &amp; the same\r\n        <lb />quantity of the Tincture may be taken by itself about an hour\r\n        <lb />or two before dinner.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Cold bathing may be usefull but this not the season for it\r\n        <lb />but if symptoms are urgent, by tempering the water it may\r\n        <lb />be employed at any time</p></div>\r\n    <div><recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor.</ingredient> a gr iij ad vij\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"28\">Castor. Russic.</ingredient> gr. vij\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"91\">Nitr.</ingredient> pulv. gr <del>iij</del> x\r\n            <lb />Adjecta <ingredient n=\"369\">spir<sup>t</sup> vin. rectif.<sup>t</sup></ingredient> guttula <del>Tincto</del> terito <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphoram</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />dein adde <ingredient n=\"28\">Castoreum</ingredient> et cum <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. Bolus ex obolo<unclear>sum</unclear>.\r\n            <lb />Signa <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Bolus</action>.</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take 3-7 grains of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient>, 7 grains of <ingredient n=\"28\">Russian Castor</ingredient>, and <del>3</del> 10 grains of powdered <ingredient n=\"91\">Nitre</ingredient>. Add a little drop of <ingredient n=\"369\">Rectified Alcohol</ingredient>, and mix in the <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient>. Then add the <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor</ingredient>, and with as much <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient> as is needed, make a bolus of one obol\'s weight. Label: <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Bolus</action>.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <recipe><choice>\r\n            <orig><lb />â„ž Pulv. <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. Peruv.</ingredient> Ê’ii in mortare vitreo vel marm.\r\n                <lb />cum pauxillo aquÃ¦ terito per horam dein adde aquam ad â„¥viii\r\n                <lb /><unclear>repone</unclear> Phiala et macera per horas octo dein per chartam\r\n                <lb />cola et liquore colato adde <ingredient n=\"22\" t=\"1\">TincturiÃ¦ valeriana volat.</ingredient> Ê’ii\r\n                <lb />Signa <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Tincture</action></orig>\r\n            <reg>Take 2 drachms of ground <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>. Blend in a glass or marble mortar with a little water for an hour, then add up to 8 ounces of water. Replace in the vessel and steep for 8 hours, then strain through paper and add to the strained liquid 2 drachms of <ingredient n=\"22\" t=\"1\">Volatile Valerian Tincture</ingredient>. Label: <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Tincture</action></reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <closer><signed>WC.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>8 <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup>.</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1776.</dateline></closer></div></body>', 378, 2, '2013-02-20 15:26:44', 111),
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The water is\r\n        <lb />to be poured from a little height above <bodypart n=\"1\">the head</bodypart>, at first of two or three inches\r\n        <lb />&amp; to be afterwards increased to a foot or more â€“ The <choice><abbr>qty</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> at first may be a\r\n        <lb />Chopin, but to be afterwards increased to 3 or 4 times as much The most\r\n        <lb />convenient manner of pouring <del>in</del> on the water will be from the pipe of a middle\r\n        <lb />sized tea kettle. This practice if it gives no disturbance must be continued for two\r\n        <lb />or three weeks, before the good effects of it are despaired of. But if in two or three\r\n        <lb />weeks the <choice><abbr>comp<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>complaint</expan></choice> is not removed or at least very much mended another remedy is\r\n        <lb />to be tried - <treatment n=\"4\">The plaister ordered below spread</treatment> on a <add place=\"above\">circular</add> piece of leather of <del>three</del> 3\r\n        <lb />inches &amp; <unclear>Â¼</unclear> diameter is to be applied to <bodypart n=\"1\">the crown of the head</bodypart>. <treatment n=\"4\">It is expected this\r\n            <lb />will not raise any blister</treatment>, but <symptom n=\"46\">will occasion a good deal of humour\r\n                <lb />to ouze out</symptom> from <bodypart n=\"49\">the skin</bodypart> under it. To dry up this humour by a soft rag, <treatment n=\"4\">the\r\n                    <lb />plaister may be lifted up</treatment> once or twice a day &amp; <treatment n=\"4\">the same plaister is to be laid\r\n                        <lb />on again immediately &amp; thus kept constantly</treatment>. It commonly happens <choice><abbr>how:</abbr><expan>however</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />that <bodypart n=\"120\">the hair</bodypart> grows up under it in the course of 8 or 10 days &amp; then <treatment n=\"4\">the plaister is\r\n            <lb />to be laid aside again altogether</treatment> &amp; <bodypart n=\"1\">the head</bodypart> allowed to dry &amp; grow firm when\r\n<lb />after 2 or 3 days the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> appears firm enough to bear a razor the part is to be\r\n<lb />again shaven &amp; next day a <treatment n=\"4\">fresh Plaister</treatment> is to be applied &amp; ut. a. &amp; such courses\r\n        <lb />are to be repeated for a longer or shorter time as the effects shall direct. I forgot\r\n        <lb />to say above that while the cold water is used in the <choice><abbr>morngs.</abbr><expan>mornings</expan></choice> at night before going\r\n        <lb />to bed <bodypart n=\"1\">his whole head</bodypart> should be <treatment n=\"39\">well rubbed with a coarse linnen towel</treatment> for\r\n        <lb />10 to 15 minutes ----</p></div> \r\n    <div>\r\n        <recipe><choice>\r\n            <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"268\">Empl. Episp.</ingredient> â€“ <del>cerei</del> <ingredient n=\"305\">Empl. cerei</ingredient> @ Å¿s.<unclear>â„ˆ</unclear>. Signa <treatment n=\"42\">Drawing Plaister</treatment>\r\n                <lb />N.B. The proportion of the <ingredient n=\"268\">Epispast.</ingredient> may be more or less as occasion requires</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take half a <unclear>scruple</unclear> each of <ingredient n=\"268\">Epispastic</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"305\">Wax Pastes</ingredient>. Label: <treatment n=\"42\">Drawing Plaister</treatment> N.B. The proportion of the <ingredient n=\"268\">Epispastic</ingredient> may be more or less as occasion requires</reg></choice></recipe></div></body>', 383, 2, '2013-07-29 15:13:18', 105);
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His <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> is regular not very\r\n        <lb />full or hard. - All the Medicines that I have given\r\n        <lb />him were two <action n=\"14\">Emetics</action> and after each a <action n=\"24\">Purge</action>\r\n        <lb />and some <ingredient n=\"5\">fÅ“tid</ingredient> Pills your Opinion as soon as \r\n        <lb />convenient will much oblige\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute>\r\n            <lb />Sir\r\n            <lb />your most Obedient <choice><abbr>Hble</abbr><expan>Humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Ser<sup>.t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n        </salute>\r\n\r\n        <signed>Ja Ewart</signed>\r\n\r\n    </closer>\r\n\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n    \r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    \r\n\r\n<p>\r\n        <lb />To\r\n        <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n        <lb />Professor of Medicine\r\n        <lb />Edingburgh\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n<handShift />        \r\n<annot>\r\n\r\n\r\n        <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Ewart C.\r\n        <lb />a Hysterical Gentleman\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>.ry</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> <u>1777</u>\r\n\r\n</annot>\r\n</div>\r\n</body>', 1362, 3, '2013-12-15 14:56:29', 54),
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Still I think it is <condition n=\"15\">rheumatic</condition>\r\n        <lb />&amp; should been relieved by <ingredient n=\"64\"><choice><abbr>Dov.</abbr><expan>Dover\'s</expan></choice> powders</ingredient> &amp; I wish you had told me\r\n        <lb />more particularly concerning its operation &amp; effects. Did <bodypart n=\"1\">your\r\n            <lb />head</bodypart> <symptom n=\"28\">sweat freely</symptom>, &amp; did you avoid cold for some time after.\r\n        <lb />If <ingredient n=\"14\">an opiate</ingredient> can be of service it is more likely to be so in\r\n        <lb />the form of <ingredient n=\"64\"><choice><abbr>Dov.</abbr><expan>Dover\'s</expan></choice> powder</ingredient> than in any other. My friend\r\n        <lb />Percival mistaken in the effects of the Coffee. <treatment n=\"11\">I have\r\n        <lb />some trust in an Issue</treatment>, but do not know what you mean\r\n        <lb />by <treatment n=\"11\">one cut in <bodypart n=\"1\">your head</bodypart></treatment>. I would employ <treatment n=\"4\">a perpetual\r\n        <lb />blister</treatment> <bodypart n=\"1\">on the crown of the head</bodypart> &amp; if this will not disÂ¬\r\n        <lb />charge freely, <treatment n=\"11\">make a pea issue</treatment> on <bodypart n=\"10\">the nape of the neck</bodypart>\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"36\">each side of the spine</bodypart>. <symptom n=\"46\">If none of these discharge freely</symptom>\r\n        <lb />&amp; continue so, you need expect no relief from them.\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"48\">Keep <bodypart n=\"1\">your head</bodypart> close shaven</treatment> &amp; every <choice><abbr>n<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>night</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"43\">anoint <bodypart n=\"67\">your forehead</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />&amp; <bodypart n=\"63\">temples</bodypart></treatment> <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> the <choice><abbr>follow<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>following</expan></choice> Embrocation.</p><recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"369\">Sp<sup>t</sup>. vin. rectif.</ingredient> â„¥iv\r\n            <lb /> <ingredient n=\"285\">Sp<sup>t</sup>. sal. ammon. summe caust.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s. <ingredient n=\"23\">Camph.</ingredient> â„¥i â„³. Apply this more\r\n            <lb />or less as <bodypart n=\"49\">your skin</bodypart> bears it &amp; when from some days applicaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion you find relief, abstain from it till a recurrence of the\r\n            <lb />disorder requires it again.</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take 4 ounces of <ingredient n=\"369\">Rectified Alcohol</ingredient>, half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"285\">the most Caustic Spirit of Ammoniac Salts</ingredient>, and an ounce of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient>. Mix. Apply this more or less as <bodypart n=\"49\">your skin</bodypart> bears it &amp; when from some days application you find relief, abstain from it till a recurrence of the disorder requires it again.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup>. Feb.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh February</expan></choice> 24. 1777. </dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>\r\n', 4001, 2, '2013-10-29 16:10:09', 97),
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I found\r\n            <lb />the Captain in much the same Situation I had described to\r\n            <lb />you with this only Difference. that the <symptom n=\"3\">Reaching or Vomiting\r\n            <lb />Fitts</symptom>, had turned more frequent since I last saw him, generally\r\n            <lb />once, sometimes twice a Day. and that he complained of\r\n            <lb />of a <symptom n=\"22\">giddyness</symptom>. and <symptom n=\"71\">Confusion</symptom> and likeways Pain in his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>. The <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> was according to your Directions applyed\r\n            <lb />on Friday. it rose very well, and the <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> was put on the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">Crown of the Head</bodypart>. and Center of the <treatment n=\"4\">Blyster</treatment>. on the\r\n            <lb />Saturday. The <symptom n=\"46\">Discharge</symptom> on each dressing since, has been\r\n            <lb />very Copious. and the Captain thinks the <symptom n=\"71\">Confusion</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and <symptom n=\"22\">Giddyness</symptom> in his <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart> greatly removed. He has \r\n            <lb />complained but little since my Arrival, of the Pain in his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart>. But has had frequent <symptom n=\"3\">sick Fitts</symptom>, and Reachings \r\n            <lb />accompanyed with a viscid tough Phlegm. in very large \r\n            <lb />Quantitys. It would seem by the very large Quantitys\r\n            \r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />he throws up as if, the whole nourishment he takes, and\r\n            <lb />which consists only of Drink. turned into this vile Phlegm.\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Gilchrist informs me, that ever since, the Captain had \r\n            <lb />the <condition n=\"96\">Paralytick Stroke</condition>. he daily spit, or coughed up, great\r\n            <lb />Quantitys of the above Stuff, and ever since I knew him\r\n            <lb />he has had a very surpryzing <symptom n=\"46\">Discharge</symptom> that Way.\r\n            <lb />I take it, that the great Cause of the Oppression of his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>. is his Inability to <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> or spit up. and the \r\n            <lb />Phlegm going downwards instead of being discharged\r\n            <lb />as formerly. I asked the Captain where he thought\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"46\">Defluction</symptom> came from, on purpose to know, if his \r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart> were any ways affected. he says from the <bodypart n=\"2\">Roof \r\n            <lb />of the Mouth</bodypart> as it were, on the <bodypart n=\"9\">Back part of the Throat</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />It must therefor be only from the <bodypart n=\"9\">Throat</bodypart> and the Salival \r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"84\">Glands</bodypart>. ----- I am in great hopes, that the <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment>, will\r\n            <lb />prove a usefull drain to these Humours. If at the \r\n            <lb />same time any thing could be given to prevent the \r\n            <lb />generating of this Phlegm. or at least to attentuate it\r\n            <lb />a readyer Cure might be hoped for. I shall be glad\r\n            \r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />to know, whether. <ingredient n=\"154\">Gum Amoniack</ingredient>, or <ingredient n=\"101\">Guaicum</ingredient>, would\r\n            <lb />be of any Service. I remember very well that my Brother \r\n            <lb />Charles found the greatest Benefit from <ingredient n=\"154\">Gum Amoniack</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />about fifteen years ago. for an <condition n=\"32\">Ulcer</condition> or <condition n=\"32\">Impastiomi</condition>\r\n            <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart>. it greatly attentuated the matter. and assistÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ed <action n=\"19\">Expectoration</action>. and to the use of it. and <ingredient n=\"32\">Lime Water</ingredient>.\r\n            <lb />I entirely attribute his Cure. My Brothers only Food\r\n            <lb />or Drink, was Butter Milk. And of which the \r\n            <lb />Captain is particularly fond being the only thing he\r\n            <lb />can now be prevailed upon to take. ---- I have\r\n            <lb />made some Experiments upon the Phlegm, that the \r\n            <lb />Captain throws up. I find nothing dissolves it, but <ingredient n=\"32\">Lime\r\n            <lb />Water</ingredient>. by the means of it. It is perfectly dissolved, &amp;\r\n            <lb />rendered miscible with common water. and <unclear>evene</unclear>\r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"154\">Gum <add place=\"above\">amoniac or Guaiacum</add></ingredient> dissolved in the <ingredient n=\"32\">Lime Water</ingredient>. I doubt not, but that\r\n            <lb />still more happy Effects might be obtained, I am perÂ¬\r\n            <lb />haps talking great nonsense, but I hope you will\r\n            <lb />Excuse me for dabbling in your Province, my Anxiety\r\n            <lb />for the worthy Captain is such, that I can not refrain\r\n            \r\n<pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />from stating every thing that I imagine can be of the \r\n            <lb />least Service to him. The Captain has had, twice \r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"270\">Magnesia</ingredient> since I arrived here. I now doubt, of his\r\n            <lb />having any <symptom n=\"48\">Acidity</symptom> in his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>. because the <ingredient n=\"270\">Magnesia</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />did not prove <action n=\"24\">purgative</action>. and great Part of it came up in\r\n            <lb />his <symptom n=\"3\">Reaching Fitts</symptom>, enveloped, with the Slimy Stuff, I already\r\n            <lb />mentioned, which would not have been the Case, had there been\r\n            <lb />any <symptom n=\"48\">Acidity</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>. because the <ingredient n=\"270\">Magnesia</ingredient> on\r\n            <lb />being taken, would have imediately incorporated with\r\n            <lb />the acid, and have produced the <ingredient n=\"40\"><add place=\"above\">Sal</add> Catharticum amarum</ingredient>. (and\r\n            <lb />would not have come up, as it did, in the same state it\r\n            <lb />was taken. with the only difference of its being covered <add place=\"above\">or mixed</add> with the\r\n            <lb />Slyme.) In general the Captain, is pretty easy in \r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>. <add place=\"above\">he</add> had no passage, however, for three Days untill \r\n            <lb />yesterday. but it was procured by a <treatment n=\"6\">Clyster</treatment>. he has given \r\n            <lb />over his Asses Milk, as of late, he has had an aversion to\r\n            <lb />most things. The Ass was rather long Colted, and\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Gilchrist. proposes sending Tomorrow for an Ass\r\n            <lb />that is fresh Colted, thinking that the Milk may be better.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The Captain is very thin. but what is surpryzing with all\r\n            <lb />his Complication of Complaints. his colour. is clear, and \r\n            <lb />good. I would therefor fain hope, something yet might be\r\n            <lb />done. I shall be glad to <add place=\"above\">know</add> how far you approve of Ripe\r\n            <lb />Fruits such as Strawberrys for the Captain in Case\r\n            \r\n<pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> gave him to it. and of there would be any\r\n            <lb />impropriety in his Eating them, at the same time that, he\r\n            <lb />tastes. the <ingredient n=\"32\">Lime Water</ingredient>, (in Case you think the <ingredient n=\"32\">Lime\r\n            <lb />Water</ingredient> proper.) however all that I can say can not be equall\r\n            <lb />to your seeing the Captain yourself. and M<sup>rs</sup> Gilchrist\r\n            <lb />wishes much that it were convenient for you to take \r\n            <lb />a Step out this Length.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n           <salute>\r\n            <lb />I am Sir\r\n            <lb />your very humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n           </salute>\r\n           <signed>Cochrane</signed> \r\n        </closer>\r\n   \r\n </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n<pb n=\"6\" />\r\n        \r\n       \r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n                <lb />Mint Close\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Edn<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n            </p>\r\n<annot>            \r\n\r\n<p>\r\n                <lb />Lord Cochrane\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Capt</abbr><expan>Captain</expan></choice> Gilchrist\r\n                <lb />June 1777\r\n                <lb />V vii p. 54 -\r\n            </p>\r\n\r\n        </annot>\r\n     </div>\r\n</body>', 1414, 3, '2013-12-18 20:30:02', 126),
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Your letters are always full &amp; accurate\r\n                <lb />&amp; I beg you may never make any apology for being\r\n                <lb />minute as you can never go to any improper\r\n                <lb />excess in that way. --\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I have considered Miss Sinclairs case very\r\n            <lb />attentively &amp; am sorry I can not say she is in\r\n            <lb />absolute security but I can with great Confidence\r\n            <lb />say that there is nothing desperate nothing cerÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tainly <condition n=\"12\">consumptive</condition> yet in it. It is to me very\r\n            <lb />Probable that the ailment has been entirely owing\r\n            <lb />to <condition n=\"13\">Cold</condition>. If it had been of the <condition n=\"12\">Consumptive</condition> kind\r\n            <lb />she could not have got so entirely free of the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> as she did in June last &amp; I have no doubt\r\n            <lb />that a fresh <condition n=\"13\">Cold</condition> brought it back in August. -\r\n            <lb />The appearance of <symptom n=\"35\"><bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> in her spitting</symptom> for some\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />days maybe accounted for many ways and its\r\n            <lb />ceasing <add place=\"above\">entirely</add> soon shows it of little Consequence. -\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />If the Summer had not been so uncommonly\r\n            <lb />bad I dare say Miss Sinclair would have\r\n            <lb />been well before now but this leads me to say\r\n            <lb />also that tho she seems to be in no danger at\r\n            <lb />present I can not answer for the consequences\r\n            <lb />of a Caithness Winter &amp; if the Circumstances of\r\n            <lb />the family will Permit I think she can not be\r\n            <lb />in safety without setting out as soon as Possible\r\n            <lb />for a better Climate. I think she can not be\r\n            <lb />Safe in any part of Scotland but how far further she\r\n            <lb />should go I would not determine till I knew the\r\n            <lb />effects of her journey or Voyage because if good\r\n            <lb />accommodation can be got for her coming South\r\n            <lb />by Water either to this Place or to London. I think\r\n            <lb />it would do her more service than coming by land\r\n            <lb />but if has neither convenience nor Courage for this\r\n            <lb />she should however set out immediately by land\r\n            <lb />&amp; take to <add place=\"above\">a</add> carriage as soon as she can get it as it will\r\n            <lb />save her better than going on horse back from both\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom> &amp; bad Weather. - This Past of my advice\r\n            <lb />I have begun with as I think it the most important\r\n            <lb />but I must now speak of what she is to do in case\r\n            <lb />of remaining where she is. On this subject I\r\n            <lb />have very little to say as you have already done\r\n            <lb />everything in the most judicious manner. -\r\n         \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The <treatment n=\"1\">Bleedings</treatment> were certainly Proper and\r\n            <lb />considering all the symptoms &amp; the appearance\r\n            <lb />of the <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> it is Possible she might have been\r\n            <lb />the better of a little more &amp; I think it will\r\n            <lb />be right to take away a little <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> before\r\n            <lb />she sets out upon a journey. - I am sorry to\r\n            <lb />find she bears <treatment n=\"4\">Blistering</treatment> so very ill for it\r\n            <lb />should have been an usefull remedy to her &amp;\r\n            <lb />still if she can bear it I would have her wear\r\n            <lb />a <treatment n=\"4\"><ingredient n=\"170\">Burgundy pitch</ingredient> plaster</treatment> on the Pained\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> or between her <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart>. You have\r\n            <lb />already ordered her diet very Properly &amp; I have\r\n            <lb />only to say that she must continue to abstain\r\n            <lb />from all animal food &amp; her friends may depend\r\n            <lb />it that any <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> she complains of is owing to\r\n            <lb />the Progress of the Disease &amp; not to her diet. However\r\n            <lb />I shall allow. However I shall allow that when\r\n            <lb />She is upon the road she may have a\r\n            <lb />little broth once a day &amp; even a little\r\n            <lb />boiled Chicken. With regard to exercise\r\n            <lb />I need say nothing as I hope she is to enter\r\n            <lb />upon a journey or voyage, but if she does\r\n            <lb />not she must continue to take her forenoon\r\n            <lb />ride as long as the weather will allow.\r\n            <lb />you must still take care to obviate\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>, &amp; as long as the <ingredient n=\"132\">tamarinds</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"152\">prunes</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />answer they are as proper as any thing.\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />If they fail you must have recourse to something\r\n            <lb />stronger but it must still be of the cooling\r\n            <lb />kind &amp; I would prefer <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of Tartar</ingredient>.\r\n            <lb />It is by these <unclear>pieces</unclear> of management, by\r\n            <lb />diet or exercise &amp; climate that Miss Sinclair\r\n            <lb />must get the better of her complaints\r\n            <lb />and I find at present very little room\r\n            <lb />for any medicines especially if she is to\r\n            <lb />come South, but if she does not &amp; symptoms\r\n            <lb />come one to reguire medicines or other\r\n            <lb />remedies I shall be very ready to advise.\r\n            <lb />Wishing you all success I am to very great\r\n            <lb />regard -----------------\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Your very faithfull\r\n                <lb />&amp; most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>:\r\n            \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />W<sup>m.</sup> Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r:</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Sep<sup>r:</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 14. <u>1774</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3765, 3, '2013-09-20 15:27:40', 140),
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(976, NULL, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"1\"/>\r\n        <head>\r\n            <lb />Some cases of an <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammation of the\r\n                <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart></symptom> with Remarks.\r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />IN summer 1760, I had three servant girls patients\r\n            <lb />in the Royal Infirmary, who were all of them ill at one\r\n            <lb />time of an <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammation of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart></symptom>. There was no\r\n            <lb />evident cause for the disease in any of them, &amp; they all\r\n            <lb />had nearly the same symptoms, viz. violent pain in the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, <symptom n=\"34\">feverishness</symptom>, <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of breathing</symptom>, <condition n=\"67\">hiccup</condition>, a\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"3\">reaching to vomit</symptom> &amp; a <condition n=\"24\">severe strangury</condition>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />WHAT gave most relief, was <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment>, <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> &amp; <action n=\"16\">eÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mollient <treatment n=\"6\">glysters</treatment></action>, &amp; <treatment n=\"4\">blisters</treatment> applied to the region of the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>. A few grains of <ingredient n=\"23\">camphire</ingredient>, <treatment n=\"39\">rubbed with a little \r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"91\">nitre</ingredient></treatment>, gave relief; but the <ingredient n=\"23\">camphire</ingredient> seemed to answer\r\n            <lb />better, when <ingredient n=\"23\" t=\"28\">dissolved in a small quantity of oil</ingredient>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />One of them, Jean Tait, had the disease much more seÂ¬\r\n            <lb />verely than the rest, &amp; she seemed to have little relief from\r\n            <lb />any thing but <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment>. Tho\' her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse was often low</symptom>, the\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> always raised it &amp; gave a temporary relief, so\r\n            <lb />that in fourteen days we took 150 Ounces of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> from\r\n            <lb />her. When the pain of her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> was most violent, the <condition n=\"24\">stranÂ¬\r\n                <lb />gury</condition> was easier, &amp; <u>vice</u> <u>versÃ¢</u>. I cannot tell what would\r\n            <lb />have been the result of the case, if she had not one night\r\n            <lb />by mistake got a scruple of our <u>pulvis</u> <u>antimonialis</u> <u>feÂ¬\r\n            <lb />brifugus</u>, which was intended for a patient who was ill of\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />a <symptom n=\"34\">fever</symptom> in the next bed. It did not make her <symptom n=\"61\">sick</symptom>, nor <symptom n=\"3\">voÂ¬\r\n                <lb />mit</symptom> her, but she <symptom n=\"28\">sweated</symptom> &amp; slept much that night, &amp; was\r\n            <lb />remarkably easier next day. The powder &amp; her usual\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"21\">laxative <treatment n=\"6\">glyster</treatment></action> were repeated for six nights, during\r\n            <lb />which time her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> gradually became quite well, &amp;\r\n            <lb /> her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> easy so as not to need the <treatment n=\"6\">glysters</treatment>. As there were\r\n            <lb />some remains of the <condition n=\"24\">strangury</condition>, the powder was continued\r\n            <lb />for a few days longer; but in ten days from the first dose\r\n            <lb />of the <ingredient n=\"33\">antimony</ingredient>, she was dismissed perfectly cured.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />One of the other two patients was cured before this paÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tient got the <ingredient n=\"33\">antimony</ingredient>, but I immediately gave it to the\r\n            <lb />third, Elizabeth Caldwalls, after one <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment>: she had been\r\n            <lb />some days well, but had relapsed. It <symptom n=\"3\">vomited</symptom>, <symptom n=\"28\">sweated</symptom> &amp;\r\n            <lb />	<treatment n=\"30\">purged</treatment> her, with relief: so I continued it for some days\r\n            <lb />till she was well, its operation, after the first dose, beÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing much more gentle.\r\n            <lb />--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <head>\r\n           <lb />REMARK I.\r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />THERE is a case of an <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart></symptom>\r\n            <lb />related by D<sup>r</sup> Innes in the first volume of the Medical\r\n            <lb />Essays of this Society, where the symptoms seem to have\r\n            <lb />been much more violent than in my patients, &amp; at the\r\n            <lb />same time somewhat different. None of mine had either the\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"22\">hydrophobia</condition>, <symptom n=\"22\">giddiness</symptom>, <symptom n=\"11\">blindness</symptom>, nor <symptom n=\"33\">raving</symptom>, which he\r\n            <lb />mentions. On the other hand, tho\' his patient had a <symptom n=\"27\">reÂ¬\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />tention of urine</symptom>, yet he had not the <condition n=\"24\">strangury</condition> which was\r\n            <lb />so troublesome to the three patients which I attended.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Whether that difference of the symptoms &amp; of their degrees\r\n            <lb />of violence depended on the <symptom n=\"62\">inflammations</symptom> being of different\r\n            <lb />kinds, as one might have been of the <condition n=\"37\">erysipelatous</condition> kind, &amp;\r\n            <lb />another more purely <symptom n=\"62\">inflammatory</symptom>; or whether that difference\r\n            <lb/>depended upon the <symptom n=\"62\">inflammations</symptom> being seated in one paÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tient in a part of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> furnished with more <bodypart n=\"47\">nerves</bodypart>,\r\n            <lb />&amp; in another in a part furnished with fewer; or whether\r\n            <lb />the difference was owing simply to a different degree of\r\n            <lb />the same <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> in the same part, I shall not deÂ¬\r\n            <lb />termine: but in D<sup>r</sup> Innes\'s patient, the part <symptom n=\"62\">inflamed</symptom> seems\r\n            <lb />to have been chiefly about the <bodypart n=\"46\">upper orifice of the stomach</bodypart>,\r\n            <lb />which is known to be <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del><add>more</add> furnished with <bodypart n=\"47\">nerves</bodypart> than anyÂ¬\r\n            <lb />other part of that <bodypart n=\"37\">bowel</bodypart>. I suspect, that in my patients,\r\n            <lb />especially these two who were more slightly ill, the <symptom n=\"62\">inflamÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mation</symptom> has been of the <condition n=\"37\">erysipelatous</condition> kind, from their aÂ¬\r\n            <lb />greeing better with the <ingredient n=\"23\">camphire</ingredient> than one would otherwise\r\n            <lb />have imagined.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />With respect to the <condition n=\"24\">Strangury</condition>, I know of no author,\r\n            <lb />who mentions it as a symptom of an <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> of the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, &amp; it will be difficult to give a reason, why these\r\n            <lb />patients should have had it more than others. In a paper\r\n            <lb />which I lately read before this Society, I endeavoured\r\n            <lb />to establish this symptom, or rather a  <symptom n=\"27\">partial stoppage\r\n                <lb />of urine</symptom>, as a diagnostic sign of the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> when seated in\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>, &amp; from the many times that I have\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />observed them connected together, it would seem that there\r\n            <lb />is a greater sympathy betwixt the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"55\">urinary\r\n            <lb />passages</bodypart> than the anatomy of these parts would seem to inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />dicate. I said upon that occasion, that one reason why\r\n            <lb />that symptom had not been hitherto remarked, might be\r\n            <lb />the patients neglecting to mention it, on account of the\r\n            <lb />superior violence of the other symptoms, unless thay hapÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pened to be particularly questioned about it. AccordingÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly, two of the present three patients had the <condition n=\"24\">strangury</condition>\r\n            <lb />for some time before they mentioned it, &amp; probably would\r\n            <lb />not have spoke of it <add place=\"above\">at</add> all, if I not asked them conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cerning it. Neither do I think, that there was any thing\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"3\">gouty</condition> in their cases, both on account of their youth &amp; way\r\n            <lb />of life, &amp; because they never complained of any pains in\r\n            <lb />their <bodypart n=\"52\">extremities</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <head>\r\n            <lb />II.\r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />AS the cure of Jean Tait, &amp; afterwards of Elizabeth Caldwalls\r\n            <lb />when she relapsed, was extraordinary with respect to the\r\n            <lb />medicine which accompanied it, I imagine it will not be\r\n            <lb />improper to give some account of that medicine.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The <u>pulvis</u> <u>antimonialis</u> <u>febrifugus</u> of our <del>Infirmary</del> <add place=\"above\">Hospital</add>\r\n            <lb />being the same in substance with D<sup>r</sup> <ingredient n=\"83\">James\'s febrifuge powÂ¬\r\n              <lb />der</ingredient>; &amp; <del>as</del> the original receipt of that celebrated <ingredient n=\"83\">febriÂ¬\r\n              <lb  />fuge</ingredient> having not, so far as I know, been hitherto publishÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ed, I shall set it down here as I transcribed it from a\r\n            <lb />copy, which the late Duke of Argyle caused to be taken\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"5\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />from the original paper in the Court of Chancery, which\r\n            <lb />copy had the following subscription.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />\"This is a true copy of the original Record remainÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing in the Chappel of Rolls, having been examined by me\r\n            <lb />HENRY ROOK Clerk of the Rolls\"\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The words of the declaration in the inrolled paper say,\r\n            <lb />that this Powder &amp; Pill, in a few hours &amp; with a very few\r\n            <lb />doses, most effectually cure <symptom n=\"34\">acute Fevers</symptom> of all kinds.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <head>\r\n            <lb />\"The Powder.\r\n        </head>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Take <ingredient n=\"33\">Antimony</ingredient>, calcine it with a continual long protractÂ¬\r\n                <lb />ed heat, in a flat unglazed earthen vessel, adding to it\r\n                <lb />from time to time a sufficient quantity of any animal Oil\r\n                <lb />&amp; <ingredient n=\"62\">Salt</ingredient> well dephlegmated, then boil it in melted <ingredient n=\"91\">Nitre</ingredient> for\r\n                <lb />a considerable time, &amp; separate the powder from the <ingredient n=\"91\">NiÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />tre</ingredient> by dissolving it in water.\r\n            </p>\r\n            <head>\r\n                <lb />The Pill.\r\n            </head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Take <ingredient n=\"2\">Quicksilver</ingredient>, make an amalgama with equal\r\n            <lb />part of <u>Regulus</u> <u>antimonii</u> <u>martialis</u> &amp; pure <ingredient n=\"2\">Silver</ingredient>, adÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ding a proportiona<del>l</del><add >ble</add> quantity of <ingredient n=\"39\">Sal ammoniac</ingredient>; diÂ¬\r\n            <lb />still off the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> by a retort into a glass-receiver:\r\n            <lb />then, with this distilled <ingredient n=\"2\">Quicksilver</ingredient> make a fresh amalÂ¬\r\n            <lb />gama with the same ingredients; distill again, &amp; repeat\r\n            <lb />this operation nine or ten times: then dissolve this <ingredient n=\"2\">Quick\r\n                <lb />silver</ingredient> in <ingredient n=\"91\">Spirit of Nitre</ingredient>, put it into a glass-retort &amp;\r\n            <lb />distill to dryness: calcine the <u>capat</u> <u>mortuum</u> till it beÂ¬\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"6\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />comes of a gold colour, burn <ingredient n=\"369\">spirit of wine</ingredient> upon it, &amp;\r\n            <lb />keep it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It is impossible for one that does not see or attend to\r\n            <lb />the process to specify the precise dose, because the medicines\r\n            <lb />will be stronger or weaker, according as the process is\r\n            <lb />conducted. In general, thirty grains of the <ingredient n=\"33\">antimonial</ingredient> &amp;\r\n            <lb />one grain of the <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial powder</ingredient> is a moderate dose,\r\n            <lb />tho\' sometimes more, sometimes less, is required.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb.</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 11, 1747 Signed ROBERT JAMES.\"\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When I first got the above receipt, I ordered the meÂ¬\r\n            <lb />dicine to be prepared as follows. The <ingredient n=\"33\">Antimony</ingredient> was\r\n            <lb />calcined, adding a little Tallow from time to time: then it\r\n            <lb />was rubbed in a mortar with an equal quantity of <ingredient n=\"91\">Nitre</ingredient>,\r\n            <lb />&amp; afterwards the mixture was brought to fusion in a cruÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cible. I omitted the amalgmations &amp; destillations of the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">Quicksilver</ingredient> as useless, <del>but followed</del> but followed the reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ceipt pretty nearly as to the rest of the process.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I mixed one grain of the <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial powder</ingredient>, with thirÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ty of the <ingredient n=\"33\">antimonial</ingredient>, and, for fear of doing harm, I\r\n            <lb />gave only four grains of the mixture to a woman who\r\n            <lb />had been some time ill of a <symptom n=\"34\">fever</symptom>. She <symptom n=\"3\">puked</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"28\">sweated</symptom>\r\n            <lb />gently, &amp; was well next day. I found afterwards, that\r\n            <lb />from 4 to 6 grains was the proper dose of the powder\r\n            <lb />I had prepared at that time. The dose of all that I\r\n            \r\n       <pb n=\"7\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />have prepared of it since, has commonly been about a\r\n            <lb />scruple. The <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial</ingredient> part of it, for thes 8 or 9 years\r\n            <lb />past, I have entirely left out, as I found that it made\r\n            <lb />little or no alteration in the success of the medicine; &amp;\r\n            <lb />two or three years after, I heard that D<sup>r</sup> James himÂ¬\r\n            <lb />self had likewise left it out.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have used this medicine, chiefly in the <choice><abbr>R.</abbr><expan>Royal</expan></choice> InfirÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mary, for 13 or 14 years, &amp; have found it answer veÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ry well in many kinds of <symptom n=\"34\">fevers</symptom>. I have seldom givÂ¬\r\n            <lb />en it in those of the <symptom n=\"62\">inflammatory</symptom> kind. I cannot\r\n            <lb />say with certainty in what kinds of <symptom n=\"34\">fevers</symptom> it answers\r\n            <lb />best, but I think its chief success has been in such as\r\n            <lb />proceed from, or are attended with, a <symptom n=\"46\"><u>colluvies</u></symptom> in the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"82\"><u>primÃ¦</u> <u>viÃ¦</u></bodypart>. <treatment n=\"1\">Bleeding</treatment> &amp; a <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> <treatment n=\"6\">glyster</treatment> are commonÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly necessary to be premised; &amp; in many cases, <treatment n=\"4\">blisters</treatment>\r\n            <lb />&amp; other remedies most afterwards be used for its assisÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tance: in other cases, I am obliged, after perhaps a two\r\n            <lb />days trial, to desist from the use of it altogether. D<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb />George Grieve Physician in Peebles, who had made a good deal\r\n            <lb />of use of <ingredient n=\"83\">D<sup>r</sup> James\'s own powder</ingredient>, &amp; with some success, found\r\n            <lb />afterwards upon trial, that the powder which we make up\r\n            <lb />in the <choice><abbr>R.</abbr><expan>Royal</expan></choice> Infirmary was more successful with his patients\r\n            <lb />than the other <ingredient n=\"83\">powder</ingredient>, &amp; at the same time more gentle in its\r\n            <lb />operation. I have never used <ingredient n=\"83\">D<sup>r</sup> James\'s own powder</ingredient> myself,\r\n            <lb />except when I desired by my patients or their nearÂ¬\r\n            \r\n         <pb n=\"8\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />est relations, which was seldom. They were generally bad casÂ¬\r\n            <lb />es, &amp; it oftner failed than answered.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As the calcination of the <ingredient n=\"33\">antimony</ingredient> can probably have no oÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ther effect than to drive off part of its constituent <ingredient n=\"34\">sulphur</ingredient>,\r\n            <lb />we have these two years past prepared the powder in an\r\n            <lb />easier manner, making it up as common <treatment n=\"25\"><ingredient n=\"33\">diaphoretic antiÂ¬\r\n                <lb />mony</ingredient></treatment> is made, but with less <ingredient n=\"91\">nitre</ingredient>. For a year &amp; a half,\r\n            <lb />we took two parts of <ingredient n=\"91\">Nitre</ingredient> &amp; one of <ingredient n=\"33\">Antimony</ingredient>, deflagrated\r\n            <lb />them together in a red hot crucible, let them stand in fuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sion for an hour, &amp; afterwards washed the powder. This powÂ¬\r\n            <lb />der seeming too weak, we have made it up during the\r\n            <lb />last half year in the same manner, but with equal parts\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"33\">antimony</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"91\">nitre</ingredient>. We have found this last answer <unclear>pret</unclear>Â¬\r\n            <lb />ty well, but I am doubtful whether it be as efficacious\r\n            <lb />as the powder we used to prepare in the old manner. Of\r\n            <lb />late, I have sometimes used <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar emetic</ingredient> giving a grain\r\n            <lb />of it for a dose, &amp; with tolerable success. I have long ago\r\n            <lb />laid aside the <u><ingredient n=\"110\">vinum antimoniale</ingredient></u> or <u>emeticum</u>, as being\r\n            <lb />a more uncertain medicine than any of the above preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />parations.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Upon the whole, it would appear, that <ingredient n=\"33\">Antimony</ingredient>, if\r\n            <lb />properly prepared is an excellent febrifuge, but that it\r\n            <lb />is liable to a great inconvenience in being uncertain in\r\n            <lb />its dose. The Powders above mentioned must all of them\r\n            <lb />be stronger or weaker according as they are more or\r\n            <lb />less calcined, as more or less <ingredient n=\"91\">Nitre</ingredient> is used, &amp; as they are\r\n        </p>\r\n\r\n\r\n<pb n=\"9\"/>\r\n<p>\r\n<lb/>\r\nmore or less washed. Even the\r\n<ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar emetic</ingredient>\r\nitself will\r\n<lb/>\r\nbe twice as strong\r\n<del>\r\n<illegible w=\"2\"/>\r\n</del>\r\nwhen prepared at one time, than\r\n<lb/>\r\nwhen at another. In short, till some more certain\r\n<lb/>\r\nmethod is found out of adjusting the strength of the mediÂ¬\r\n<lb/>\r\ncine, it must be used with caution, &amp; a smaller dose\r\n<lb/>\r\nthan ordinary must be prescribed, till you know the\r\n<lb/>\r\nparticular strength of the preparation you are to use\r\n</p>\r\n<closer>\r\n<dateline>Aug. 6, 1764.</dateline>\r\n</closer>\r\n<pb n=\"10\"/>\r\n\r\n1764 or blank page?\r\n\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1194, 1, '2014-09-23 16:51:44', 798),
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Belford (Northumberland)) (Patient) / 27 December 1775 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Stephen Hall</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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Since about Autumn I have been as well as\r\n            <lb />I could expect, yea better than I have been for these two years.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At present I have a <symptom n=\"22\">dizziness</symptom>, with which I have been <choice><abbr>troub\'d</abbr><expan>troubled</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />almost two years, and when turning <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> about, I am someÂ¬\r\n            <lb />times like to fall, it is indeed the principal complaint that I\r\n            <lb />now have, Mr. Turnbull advised me to drink <ingredient n=\"22\" t=\"19\">valerian\r\n            <lb />tea</ingredient> for it, which I did, as I thought it was harmless, and\r\n            <lb />I thought I found relief, still it does not remove it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Nothing else have I taken by any one\'s advice since I had\r\n            <lb />the good fortune of applying to you, or intend to take as long as\r\n            <lb />you will be kind enough to prescribe for me. At your\r\n            <lb />leisure I will be infinitely, obliged to you to let me know <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>what</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />you think of this <symptom n=\"22\">dizziness</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n               <lb/>Wishing you the <choice><abbr>Comp<sup>ts.</sup></abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice> of the Season, I am Dear Doctor,\r\n                <lb />Your much obliged &amp; very humble \r\n                <lb />Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                Henry Elliott\r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />Fowberry near <choice><abbr>Bambro</abbr><expan>Bamburgh</expan></choice>,\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 27. 1775\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n\r\n        <postscript>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />P:S: To morrow week being the fourth day of <add place=\"above\">the</add> new year, I hope you will\r\n            <lb />receive a Box, by the Berwick waggon, and that you <add place=\"above\">may</add> know whether it be\r\n            <lb />changed or not; there is a Xmas Pie in it; the contents of which is a Goose,\r\n            <lb />a duck, a chicken, and a Couple of Rabbets.\r\n        </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Hen. Elliot.\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Dec.</abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 1775\r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n   \r\n    \r\n</body>', 1189, 11, '2014-10-13 15:33:14', 147),
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sober young\r\n            <lb />man, qualifications <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch:</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I hope will render him useful in his profession &amp;\r\n            <lb />esteemed by his friends, <add place=\"above\">&amp;</add> what I would wish of you is that he had your counÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tenance &amp; protection whilst at <choice><abbr>Edinb:</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> &amp; if at any time he stood in need of your\r\n            <lb />assistance in the way of conducting his studies you would freely advise\r\n            <lb />him, Dear Doctor every civility shewn to him whilst among you\r\n            <lb />&amp; so long as he deserves you notice by his decent &amp; prudent <add place=\"above\">demeanor</add> will be ever\r\n            <lb /><illegible l=\"7\" />d as <add place=\"above\">an</add> obligation<del>s</del> conferrd upon \r\n            </p>\r\n            <closer>\r\n            <salute>your much obliged &amp; most\r\n           <lb /><unclear><choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice></unclear> <illegible l=\"1\" /> <unclear><choice><abbr>Hble</abbr><expan>Humble</expan></choice></unclear> <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice>\r\n           </salute>\r\n           <signed>W: Turner</signed>\r\n          <dateline>Warrington <choice><abbr>9<sup>ber:</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> the 9<sup>:th</sup></dateline>\r\n          </closer>\r\n      </div>       \r\n      <div>\r\n          <p>\r\n              <choice><abbr>D<sup>r:</sup></abbr><expan>Doctor</expan></choice> Pemberton presents his most respectful <choice><abbr>comp<sup>ts:</sup></abbr><expan>compliments</expan></choice> to you\r\n          </p>\r\n          <p>\r\n              To D<sup>:r</sup> Cullen\r\n          </p>\r\n          <handShift/>\r\n          <annot>\r\n          <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Turner\r\n          <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Woodcock. 1774\r\n          <lb />V. 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It is\r\n    <lb />principally upon <bodypart n=\"15\">my hands</bodypart>, &amp; comes out in <symptom n=\"30\">small yellow pimples</symptom>, which\r\n    <lb />with scratching (which it is next to an impossibility to avoid) &amp;c <symptom n=\"131\">come\r\n     <lb />to sores</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"46\">discharge a good deal of humour</symptom>. I have a good many upon\r\n     <lb /><bodypart n=\"18\">thighs</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">leggs</bodypart>, but <symptom n=\"78\">the itching</symptom>\r\n is most intolerable &amp; I scratch a great\r\n    <lb />deal in my sleep, which makes it much worse, but it is not of a\r\n    <lb />kind that comes out &amp; goes in, in a short time as they stay untill they\r\n    <lb />die away. I have not used any thing for it, except bathing <symptom n=\"131\">the sores</symptom>\r\n    <lb />with a little milk &amp; water which eases me a little. â€“â€“ Since I\r\n    <lb />wrote you last, I had an attack of my disorder, say about a fortÂ¬\r\n    <lb />night since, about Eleven oClock at night, it was but slight, immediateÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ly after it I was put to bed &amp; <symptom n=\"61\">continued sickish</symptom> all night &amp; <symptom n=\"3\">vomited\r\n    <lb />two or three times</symptom>, the next morning I had <symptom n=\"5\">another slight fitt</symptom>, but\r\n    <lb />since that time have been entirely free from every symptom of the\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    \r\n     <lb />disorder. This day finished the fourth course of the Pills, &amp; according\r\n    <lb />to your orders will not begin another for a month. â€“â€“ I adhere strictÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ly to your directions regarding my diet as I do not eat any thing but vegeÂ¬\r\n    <lb />tables &amp; bread, nor drink any thing but milk or water, as I wou\'d do\r\n    <lb />any thing to get well, both on account of being able to go to Barbadoes\r\n    <lb />to attend my business, &amp; the pleasure I wou\'d have in getting rid of so\r\n    <lb />disagreeable a disorder, but I wou\'d fain flatter myself with the\r\n    <lb />hopes of having the cure soon accomplished, more especially so as it\r\n    <lb />was not brought on by any kind of intemperance, &amp; a thing which I\r\n    <lb />never had the least symptom of till about a Couple of months before\r\n    <lb />I left Barbadoes. During the five years I was in that Island I did \r\n    <lb />not lye a single day with any disorder &amp; I really look upon it to be\r\n    <lb />as healthy a country as this provided a man lives a temperate life, as\r\n    <lb />I never knew it to be very sickly, &amp; know of very few Europeans dying\r\n    <lb />during my stay there, <symptom n=\"38\">a Bilious complaint</symptom> is the most frequent disÂ¬\r\n    <lb />order among them, but I never had the least touch of that, indeed\r\n    <lb />I cannot say so much for any of the other West India Islands\r\n    <lb />as they are almost one &amp; all very unhealthy. â€“â€“ Till within this\r\n    <lb />month I made some use of tobacco both in chewing &amp; smoking &amp;\r\n    <lb />since I have quit the use of it find I have not been troubled\r\n    <lb />with the disagreeable symptoms that I formerly was every day in\r\n    <lb />the Intervals between the attacks, whither it is owing to my quitting\r\n    <lb />the use of Tobacco or not I cannot say. â€“â€“ You\'ll please<del>ng</del> to accept\r\n    <lb />my sincere thanks for your politeness in desireing me not to renew\r\n    <lb />a fee this time. I hope I will be able soon to shew you that\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <lb />I entertain a proper sense of your generosity. â€“â€“ As I will begin to\r\n    <lb />bathe immediately upon hearing from <add place=\"above\">you</add> (provided you approve of it) &amp; as\r\n    <lb />I will begin the course of Pills shortly after, I shou\'d be glad to know\r\n    <lb />if that need prevent me from going on with the bathing the same\r\n    <lb />as if I was not taking the Pills â€“â€“ I have not any thing more\r\n    <lb />to add, but to <del>y</del> beg you\'ll accept my best wishes for your health\r\n    <lb />&amp; happiness I am very sincerely Sir</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>your obliged <choice><abbr>hum<sup>e.</sup> Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Humble Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n    <signed><u>Jn<sup>o.</sup> Seed</u></signed></closer>\r\n    <postscript>P.S. <symptom n=\"21\">This heat</symptom> is not catching as I have lain often with young\r\n<lb />men of my acquaintance &amp; they did not find any bad effect\r\n<lb />from it â€“â€“â€“â€“</postscript></div>\r\n<div>\r\n<pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    <handShift /><annot><p><lb />John Seed, Belfast.\r\n<lb />July â€“â€“ 75.</p></annot>\r\n</div>\r\n</body>', 1157, 2, '2013-08-01 12:24:15', 155),
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At night\r\n            <lb />I had <symptom n=\"5\">another attack</symptom>, rather severer than the first, after which <symptom n=\"3\">I\r\n            <lb />vomited a good deal</symptom>. Since that time, till this morning, I have been\r\n            <lb />pretty well, when I had <symptom n=\"5\">another attack</symptom>, I really do not think that\r\n            <lb />my complaint is in the least lessened. For about a month past I have\r\n            <lb />not been much troubled with them disorders in <bodypart n=\"1\">my head</bodypart> during\r\n            <lb />the intermediate time between <symptom n=\"5\">the attacks</symptom>. I have observed that\r\n            <lb />when I am not troubled with them complaints that <symptom n=\"5\">the attacks</symptom> are\r\n            <lb />frequenter than when I am. I use the cold bath constantly every\r\n            <lb />morning &amp; adhere to the regimen as usual, but I think <add place=\"above\">it</add> does not\r\n            <lb />seem as if it wouâ€™d have the desired effect as the disorder is very\r\n            <lb />obstinate. It is a mystery to me what couâ€™d have been the cause of\r\n            <lb />it, as there is none of the family that ever had such a thing, and\r\n            <lb />during my residence in the West Indies, no Person couâ€™d enjoy better\r\n            <lb />health than I did, till about two months before my departure, &amp; no\r\n            <lb />Person couâ€™d have lived more temperate than I did in every particuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lar, so that what to impute it to I cannot say, indeed I attended\r\n            <lb />rather too closely <add place=\"above\">to business</add> &amp; I did not think I had <symptom n=\"28\">so free a perspiration\r\n            <lb />as was necessary</symptom> in so hot a climate. â€“ I think of departing from\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />this about two months hence for the Barbadoes, &amp; will if I find my\r\n            <lb />complaint any thing worse immediately return here again, but wouâ€™d \r\n            <lb />be glad to know your advice, whether you thought my going there <choice><abbr>w<sup>.d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />be of any hindrance to the cure being accomplished, as whatever my\r\n            <lb />advantage might me by going there, if it wouâ€™d be of any hurt to me\r\n            <lb />I wouâ€™d not on any account, go, so that I wouâ€™d be very thankfull to\r\n            <lb />have your sentiments on this head, as health is such a precious thing\r\n            <lb />that a Person wouâ€™d willingly give up every advantage of life to obtain\r\n            <lb />it, &amp; I look upon my disorder to be one of the most disagreeable ones\r\n            <lb />as while it lasts I will be very unhappy, but I fancy a Person couâ€™d\r\n            <lb />not survive long with that disorder, as I imagin <symptom n=\"5\">every attack</symptom> must\r\n            <lb />help to weaken ones <bodypart n=\"47\">nerves</bodypart>. â€“ Annexed you have the Copy of a receipt\r\n            <lb />I got some time ago from a Lady who strongly recommended me to try\r\n            <lb />it, as she says it has cured many People that were troubled with the\r\n            <lb />like disorders, but I wouâ€™d not venture to try any quack medicines\r\n            <lb />without first letting you know, you have also another receipt from\r\n            <lb />another lady which has also cured some People. â€“ I donâ€™t recollect\r\n            <lb />of any thing else necessary to acquaint you of. â€“ I am with the\r\n            <lb />greatest respect ----\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer><salute>Dear Sir\r\n            <lb />Your obliged humble Servant</salute>\r\n            <signed><u>Jn<sup>o.</sup> Seed</u></signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n    \r\n         \r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <head>A Receipt to cure <symptom n=\"5\">fitts</symptom></head>  \r\n        \r\n           \r\n           <p> \r\n            <lb />A large handful of <ingredient n=\"310\">Wall Nux</ingredient>, Ditto of <ingredient n=\"309\">Nibwort</ingredient>, the same of <ingredient n=\"182\">Clevers\r\n            <lb />Clivers</ingredient>, cut small &amp; boiled in six quarts of Water. They must be kept\r\n            <lb />in a constant slow boil for the length of a whole day, there must\r\n            <lb />not be above three pints of the liquor when done, then strain it\r\n            <lb />very close &amp; put in the powder sent, with a large spoonful of <ingredient n=\"274\">soot</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />Give them two or three boils in the liquor, when cold bottle it, and\r\n            <lb />give the Patient a wine glass of it every morning two hours before\r\n            <lb />they eat, not forgetting to shake the bottle. Bathing <bodypart n=\"24\">the feet</bodypart> is good\r\n            <lb />provided the Patient goes immediately into bed, wrapping <bodypart n=\"24\">the feet</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />in a warm flannell. It will be proper to abstain from all kinds\r\n            <lb />of fish &amp; Vegetables ---- \r\n           </p>       \r\n            \r\n          \r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />She did not mention what the powder was made of but I have\r\n                <lb />enclosed a little of it, by which I suppose you will be able to find\r\n                <lb />out the composition ----\r\n            </p>\r\n                     \r\n                   \r\n        <head>For <symptom n=\"39\">Convulsion</symptom> <symptom n=\"5\">fitts</symptom></head>\r\n           \r\n        <p><lb />The <ingredient n=\"306\">flowers of ladys smock</ingredient>, alias <ingredient n=\"311\">Cacoa flowers</ingredient> pick them pods &amp;\r\n            <lb />all, set them before the fire strewed thin on a pewter dish. Rub beÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tween your hands often in a day. When you find there is any powder\r\n            <lb />sift it, &amp; set the rest before the fire again, &amp; do so till they are all\r\n            <lb />powdered. Give as much of this powder as will lie on a shilling in\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"314\">black cherry water</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"312\">single Pioney Water</ingredient> mixed, every three hours till\r\n            <lb />the <del><unclear>hours</unclear> are</del> <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> are stopped, &amp; repeat it every change of the moon\r\n            <lb />for three days twice a day for some months to prevent a return. It\r\n            <lb />will keep two or three years in a dry bottle in a dry place, note the\r\n            <lb />stock distilled in a cold still is good to give it in but wont keep long\r\n            <lb />The above quantity is for a Child of a year old &amp; must be increased for a\r\n            <lb />grown Person\r\n            </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>J. Seed Belfast\r\n            <lb />July -- 75\r\n            <lb />Vol IV p.20</annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1171, 2, '2013-08-01 13:09:20', 198);
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Myrrh.</ingredient> â„ˆii.\r\n        <lb />Solv. in Aq. fontan. â„¥vii.\r\n        <lb />et <ingredient n=\"17\">Aq. Nuc. Mosch.</ingredient> â„¥i.\r\n        <lb />adite <ingredient n=\"102\" t=\"16\">Sal. Absinth.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s.\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"44\">____ Martis</ingredient> gr. xii\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacch. alb.</ingredient> Ê’iii\r\n        <lb />â„³\r\n        <lb />Sumat ter die Cochl. iii, fil. hora 11<sup>ma</sup>\r\n        <lb />ante meridiam, hora 6<sup>te</sup> post meridiam et\r\n        <lb /> hora somni</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take 2 scruples of <ingredient n=\"69\">Myrrh Gum</ingredient>, dissolve in 7 ounces of spring water and an ounce of <ingredient n=\"17\">Nutmeg Water</ingredient>. Add half a drach of <ingredient n=\"102\" t=\"16\">Wormwood Salts</ingredient>, 12 grains of <ingredient n=\"44\">Salts of Mars</ingredient>, and 3 drachms of <ingredient n=\"50\">White Sugar</ingredient>. Mix. 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about eight\r\n    <lb />or Ten weeks I have had my <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> keep\'t open with an\r\n    <lb /><treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> (near the heght or the back part) about one &amp; one half\r\n    <lb />inch broad &amp; as long or rather better - In my present \r\n    <lb />Situation my <symptom n=\"6\">spirits are rather flate</symptom>, my <symptom n=\"15\">pulse rather\r\n    <lb />flate</symptom> also owing chiefly to the nature of my complaint\r\n    <lb />and partly to living abstemiously, more so than M<sup>r</sup> Willison\r\n    <lb />thinks necesary, every part of my <add place=\"above\">Body</add> (my <bodypart n=\"47\">nerves</bodypart> complaint\r\n    <lb />only excepted) I have thought in good order for these Ten \r\n    <lb />weeks past, except my <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> which has been often viseted\r\n    <lb />by these stounding pains, tho\' of late these pains <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del>\r\n    <lb />have been rather less severe and less frequent than ---\r\n    <lb />formerly, they have <u>I think</u> been more spread in the inner\r\n    <lb />part of the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, and still more within these two days\r\n    <lb />streaching <add place=\"above\">at times</add> to the extreme part of the <bodypart n=\"67\">forehead</bodypart>, my <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />of late is also more invested with a dull pain than \r\n    <lb />formerly, attended with a great <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> from the exptreme part \r\n    <lb />of it at the backside to the <bodypart n=\"67\">forehead</bodypart>, my <bodypart n=\"7\">ears</bodypart> also invested\r\n    <lb />constantly with a ringing <add place=\"above\">&amp; 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run also small to the Tail, and are about a\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>qua<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>quarter</expan></choice> of an inch long, they come most generally with the\r\n    <lb />Excrements in pretty large quantity, I have someÂ¬\r\n    <lb />times found them coming off alone by the way of the <bodypart n=\"53\">fundament</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />they cause a <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"78\">itching</symptom> when they are numberous.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb />I observe at certain times my <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> <add place=\"above\">a</add> <symptom n=\"82\">little flushed</symptom>, but that\r\n    <lb />very seldom, and to a very small degree, scarce disÂ¬\r\n    <lb />cernible ------ After this <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> a <symptom n=\"2\">shivering</symptom> <symptom n=\"20\">cold</symptom>\r\n    <lb />I have sometimes observed to succeed, but this very seldom\r\n    <lb />&amp; slight ------ Since writing the above and before\r\n    <lb />rising out of Bed this morning by turning rashly in \r\n    <lb />Bed a <symptom n=\"61\">qualm</symptom> came over my <bodypart n=\"42\">heart</bodypart> which made me <symptom n=\"3\">throw\r\n    <lb />up</symptom> some stuff the <symptom n=\"3\">throwing up</symptom> of which affected my <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />greatly. You will observe I by no means write physickly\r\n    <lb />but simply the narrative of facts as they occur, however\r\n    <lb />I hope youll understand the most of them in a few days I\r\n    <lb />propose being with you to explain whats necessary and \r\n    <lb />to receive your opinion. M<sup>r</sup> <choice><abbr>Alex<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Alexander</expan></choice> Hart a Friend\r\n        \r\n<pb n=\"6\" />\r\n    \r\n        <lb />of mine will probably call on you and inform you what\r\n            <lb />I am</p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1463, 2, '2013-03-05 15:43:03', 135);
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He was carried off\r\n        <lb />two days ago <symptom n=\"12\">in the violence of a fit</symptom>. I would\r\n        <lb />have writ you about him again, but <u>nothing new</u>\r\n        <lb />occurred. Notwithstanding the temporary relief we\r\n        <lb />procured, the violence of the accessions came at\r\n        <lb />length to be such that he <symptom n=\"12\">seemed to suffer in\r\n        <lb />them almost all the pains of strangulation</symptom>, --\r\n        <lb />and they came on too, at length, quite irreguÂ¬\r\n        <lb />larly, both night and day. â€“ The determination\r\n        <lb />to <bodypart n=\"43\">his lungs</bodypart> seemed to be quite unchangeable,\r\n        <lb />for, to the last, <symptom n=\"35\">the little that he expectorated\r\n        <lb />continued to be tinged with <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart></symptom>; and, several\r\n        <lb />times, within a few days of his death, <symptom n=\"35\">he\r\n        <lb />brought up a <bodypart n=\"48\">good teaspoonful of pure blood</bodypart></symptom>\r\n        <lb />all at once. <symptom n=\"62\">Other marks of an inflammatory diaÂ¬\r\n        <lb />thesis</symptom> increased greatly upon us towards the end;\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />the <symptom n=\"15\">frequency, strength, and fullness of his pulse</symptom>\r\n        <lb />seeming to grow always more considerable; and\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">the blood drawn</treatment>, growing more firm, and at last\r\n        <lb />very sizy; for it was only in the beginning\r\n        <lb />of his illness that one or two cups, which I supÂ¬\r\n        <lb />pose had not run in a full stream, had, as I\r\n        <lb />mentioned, somewhat of a dissolved appearance.\r\n        <lb /><add place=\"margin\"><bodypart n=\"57\">His veins</bodypart> we<add place=\"above\">re</add> remarkably large and turgid</add> If I was not entirely satisfied that I\r\n        <lb />have been justifiable in my proceedings, perhaps\r\n        <lb />I would hardly have the courage to tell you\r\n        <lb />that in the course of his illness, which lasted <u>five</u>\r\n        <lb />weeks, M<sup>r</sup> Dickson, a man of 70, <treatment n=\"1\">lost about <u>180</u>\r\n        <lb />ounces of blood</treatment>; and the greatest part of it in\r\n        <lb />the last fortnight. M<sup>r</sup> Harley, the Surgeon, in his \r\n        <lb />estimate, makes the quantity a few ounces more. --\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">The whole was drawn at <u>fifteen</u> different times,\r\n        <lb />sometimes only six or eight ounces being taken,\r\n        <lb />sometimes 18 or 20, - commonly 12 or 14.</treatment> â€“ I assure\r\n        <lb />you Sir I have been more difficulted about <treatment n=\"1\">drawing\r\n        <lb />eight or ten ounces</treatment> from a young person, than in\r\n        <lb />taking this whole quantity from M<sup>r</sup> D. Indeed the\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />matter never admitted of any doubt or difficulty; --\r\n        <lb />for, <treatment n=\"1\">almost at every bleeding</treatment>, when the orifice was\r\n        <lb />sufficiently large, the relief attached was (to use\r\n        <lb />a disagreeable figure) as <del>speedy and</del> complete as\r\n        <lb />what would be procured by taking a rope from a\r\n        <lb />mans <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> who had been hung up by it. ----\r\n        <lb />All the family, which is pretty numerous, and\r\n        <lb />consisting of very discreet people, said repeatedÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ly that they were satisfied with every thing,\r\n        <lb />even though M<sup>r</sup> D. <subst><del>had</del><add place=\"above\">should have</add></subst> been carried off in\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">the time of bleeding him</treatment>. They were the more\r\n        <lb />particular in expressing themselves upon this head, as\r\n        <lb />several people (which is not surprising in such a siÂ¬\r\n<lb />tuation) had been <u>wondering at</u>, and perhaps <u>blaming</u>,\r\n        <lb />what had been done. ---- With regard to <ingredient n=\"14\">opiates</ingredient> I\r\n        <lb />shall only say that when given at what appeared to be\r\n        <lb />the most favourable times, and <ingredient n=\"58\">to the quantity of 50, and 60\r\n        <lb />drops of Laudanum</ingredient> once in twelve <add place=\"above\">hours</add>, they lost their\r\n        <lb />first good effect, thoâ€™ they procured occasionally some\r\n        <lb />little ease ---- Immediately after I writ last M<sup>r</sup> D. was conÂ¬\r\n        <lb />fined entirely to his bed, except when he got up for half an hour\r\n        <lb />which he did several times <treatment n=\"1\">after the bleedings</treatment>, and once when he\r\n        <lb />was up at such a time, <symptom n=\"76\">he expectorated freely and easily so much\r\n        <lb />of a natural mucus</symptom> that I entertained great hopes. â€“ <treatment n=\"9\">Once I gave\r\n        <lb />him the <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar emet:</ingredient></treatment> in doses of a quarter of a grain every twenty miÂ¬\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <lb />nutes, <symptom n=\"3\">which made him pretty sick, and puke a little</symptom>; but his fears about <condition n=\"56\">his\r\n        <lb />rupture</condition>, which there was some difficulty in keeping right, prevented me\r\n        <lb />from repeating the remedy. â€“ <treatment n=\"4\">Blisters</treatment> &amp; <action n=\"24\">purgatives</action> did all that they could do.\r\n        <lb />-- It is no wonder that you entertained hopes of his recovery, considerÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ing how he bore our remedies, and what effects they produced.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Yesterday we examined the body. On first <u>looking</u> at <bodypart n=\"43\">the lungs</bodypart> they had a\r\n        <lb />a very sound and healthy appearance, without the least mark of any effusion\r\n        <lb /><add place=\"above\">of</add> <bodypart n=\"57\">red blood</bodypart>, such as occurs in <condition n=\"105\">peripneumonic cases</condition>; - but on touching them, they\r\n        <lb />felt firm and turgid; and, on making incisions, their whole substance\r\n        <lb />seemed to be <condition n=\"54\">as much saturated with a <u>serous</u> fluid as a sponge may\r\n        <lb />be with water</condition>. â€“ On pressing round the incisions every little oriÂ¬\r\n        <lb />fice <u>squirted</u> out its humour, the larger ones to some distance. -- This\r\n        <lb />being the state of <bodypart n=\"43\">the lungs</bodypart>, - when <condition n=\"14\">an asthmatic paroxysm</condition> brought a large adÂ¬\r\n        <lb />dition of <bodypart n=\"57\">blood</bodypart> into <bodypart n=\"43\">the pulmonary</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"57\">vessels</bodypart>, how was it to circulate without comÂ¬\r\n        <lb />pressing <bodypart n=\"124\">the air vessels</bodypart> in such a manner as, at last <add place=\"above\">in some sort</add> absolutely to <u>suffocate</u>? â€“ ToÂ¬\r\n        <lb />wards the last days M<sup>r</sup> D. was <symptom n=\"12\">constantly breathless</symptom>. â€“ <bodypart n=\"42\">His heart</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"57\">large vessels</bodypart> spewed\r\n        <lb />nothing. Believe me <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir with great regard and esteem</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>your most obliged</salute><signed>J.G.</signed></closer>\r\n    <postscript><lb />Your last, that is your second letter, I duly\r\n        <lb /> received.</postscript></div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p><lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh</p></div></body>', 1254, 2, '2013-06-14 14:55:42', 166),
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However as it is\r\n        <lb />imputed to fright <condition n=\"8\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> suppression</condition> may continue &amp;\r\n        <lb /><del>bring</del> produce some disorder &amp; farther as <condition n=\"8\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> menstruation\r\n            <lb />has been formerly difficult &amp; scanty</condition>, I shall give you a\r\n        <lb />prescription <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> may bring back things to their due\r\n        <lb />course &amp; make them more free in time to come, &amp; tho it\r\n        <lb />has not been my practice to give prescriptions but\r\n        <lb />in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> ordinary way, &amp; tho it would offend <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Profession to do\r\n        <lb />otherwise yet <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> particular regard I have for you engages\r\n        <lb />me to comply <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup> y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>with your</expan></choice> request. I give you therefore enclosed\r\n        <lb />a Prescription in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> plainest manner, but before\r\n        \r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />you send it to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> apothecary I beg youâ€™ll cause it to be transÂ¬\r\n        <lb />cribed, as I would not have it to appear in my hand upon <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n        \r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>A--s</abbr><expan>Apothecary\'s</expan></choice> file.<note>Cullen is anxious not to be exposed for the professional indiscretion of writing out a prescription in English.</note>\r\n        \r\n        You desire <choice><abbr>direct<sup>.ns</sup></abbr><expan>directions</expan></choice> for diet &amp; Exercise, but <choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice> <unclear>any</unclear>\r\n        <lb />thing you have said I see little occasion to make <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> change in\r\n        <lb />ordinary diet. However it may be proper to avoid cold &amp;\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"7\">flatulent</symptom> things &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>re</sup>fore</abbr><expan>therefore</expan></choice> to avoid <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> Garden things, <choice><abbr>particu<sup>ly</sup></abbr><expan>particularly</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />Lettuce, Cucumbers Melon &amp; in general fruit. <del>Much</del> Milk\r\n        <lb />must be taken moderately or not at all. In drink wine\r\n        <lb />&amp; water is better than beer, &amp; white wine better than red.\r\n        <lb />A good deal of Exercise in walking riding, or going in a\r\n        <lb />Carriage is very proper, but <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> heat of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Sun is to be avoided\r\n        <lb />&amp; if wet or cold weather come on, cold is to be carefully avoided.</p>\r\n    <closer><signed>WC</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 6<sup>th</sup> August. <u>1776</u></dateline></closer></div>\r\n    <div><head>For ----</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n                    \r\n             <lb />Take of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> best <ingredient n=\"5\">asa fÅ“tida</ingredient> two drams\r\n            <lb />---- <ingredient n=\"3\">Succetrine Aloes</ingredient> half a dram\r\n            <lb /><del>Extract <illegible l=\"3\" />ting <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> whole</del> \r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"169\">Extract of Gentian</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />Prepared <ingredient n=\"35\">filings of Steel</ingredient> of each two Scruples\r\n            <lb />Rub <ingredient n=\"3\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Aloes</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"35\">filings of Steel</ingredient> together, then add <ingredient n=\"5\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> asa</ingredient> &amp;\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"75\">Mucilage of Gum Arabic</ingredient> as may be necessary. Make a\r\n            <lb />Mass to be divided in to Pills of five grains each.\r\n            <lb />Of these Pills <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> patient is to take three every night at\r\n            <lb />bedtime, washing them down, <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> four table spoonfuls of\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> following <action n=\"33\">Aperient Infusion</action>.\r\n            <lb />Take of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"203\">herb Penny Royal</ingredient> dried two drams\r\n            <lb />Best <ingredient n=\"92\">English saffron</ingredient> one scruple\r\n            <lb />Pour upon these an English pint of boiling water &amp;\r\n            <lb />after standing for twelve hours strain off <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Liquor\r\n            <lb />&amp; add to it, two ounces of <ingredient n=\"264\">compound Juniper water</ingredient> or\r\n            <lb />of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> best <ingredient n=\"313\">dutch Gin</ingredient>.</recipe>\r\n       \r\n        <closer><signed>WC</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> August 6<sup>.th</sup> <u>1776</u></dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 3887, 11, '2015-04-10 11:23:35', 153),
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To\r\n        <lb />continue in the bath at first for 15 minutes afterwards\r\n        <lb />to half an hour or more, keeping up the heat of the water</p>\r\n    <p><lb />The first week bathe twice â€“ The 3<sup>d</sup> week &amp; 4<sup>th</sup>\r\n        <lb />three times â€“ The time 6 or 7 in the Evening, keeping\r\n        <lb />her Chamber for the rest of the evening.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Exercise to be joined with bathing, guarding against\r\n        <lb />cold. ---- Little change of Diet. At Dinner always some\r\n        <lb />soup &amp; avoid cold &amp; <symptom n=\"7\">flatulent</symptom> vegetables.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Till the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"17\"><choice><abbr>H.</abbr><expan>Harrowgate</expan></choice> Waters</ingredient> have effect the <action n=\"24\">Purging Pills</action> \r\n        <lb /><del>to have of</del> to be continued -</p>\r\n    <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Aug<sup>st</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 17<sup>th</sup> 1776.\r\n    </dateline></closer>\r\n</div>\r\n    <div><recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"3\">Al. Socot.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s <ingredient n=\"77\">Gambog.</ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient> @ gr x <ingredient n=\"75\">Muc. g. Ar.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. 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See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2014-09-03\">3 September 2014</date> Last updated by Jenny Bann</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2012-12-12\">12 December 2012</date> XML file created by Stephen Hall</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"1\"/>\r\n        \r\n        <head>\r\n            <lb />For Captain Innes.\r\n        </head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The <choice><abbr>Capt<sup>n\'s</sup></abbr><expan>Captain\'s</expan></choice> constitution naturally full &amp; filled\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>-</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> too <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> gave <choice><abbr>occas<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>occasion</expan></choice> first to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"62\"><choice><abbr>inflamm<sup>n</sup>.</abbr><expan>inflammation</expan></choice></symptom>\r\n            <lb />of his <bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart> &amp; since to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"65\">hÃ¦morrhagy</symptom> from his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>. Not enough that he had suffered considerable\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"18\">evacuations</action> for Constitutions disposed to be <condition n=\"25\">plethoric</condition>\r\n            <lb/>unless they follow a strict regimen, liable to fill\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> faster by <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>preced<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>preceding</expan></choice> <action n=\"18\"><choice><abbr>evacuat<sup>ns.</sup></abbr><expan>evacuations</expan></choice></action> or if any difficulty\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>ab<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>about</expan></choice><choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice>. I would say <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> a <condition n=\"25\">plethoric</condition> <choice><abbr>disposit<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>disposition</expan></choice> has\r\n            <lb />concurring <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> other causes produced an <symptom n=\"62\"><choice><abbr>inflamÂ¬\r\n                <lb />mat<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>inflammation</expan></choice></symptom> or <symptom n=\"65\">hÃ¦morraly</symptom> of a <choice><abbr>partic<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>particular</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>p<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>part</expan></choice><unclear>tho</unclear> the\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"25\">plethora</condition> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w<sup>le</sup></abbr><expan>whole</expan></choice> body is not renewed a small\r\n            <lb />increase of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> or <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> repetition of <action n=\"28\">stimulants</action>.\r\n            <lb />will readily renew <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>determin<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>determination</expan></choice> to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>part<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>particular</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>p<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>part</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />All <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> to D<sup>r</sup> Saunders <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> he may see the grounds\r\n            <lb />upon <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> my advice &amp;c.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Capt. 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That however seems now to be healed up, but\r\n        <lb />as his pulse <choice><abbr>cont<sup>s</sup> freq<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>continues frequent</expan></choice>, as he is <symptom n=\"28\">not yet absolutely free from all sweating</symptom> and as he\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>cont<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>continues</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"26\">much emaciated</symptom>, I am persuaded that another <condition n=\"125\">Vomica</condition> is forming or rather already\r\n        <lb />formed &amp; will probably soon discover itself by a <symptom n=\"86\">purulent</symptom> &amp; perhaps <symptom n=\"35\">bloody spitting</symptom>\r\n        <lb />However as this disease was owing to accident, as there is no mention made of\r\n        <lb />any <condition n=\"1\">Pthisical</condition> or <condition n=\"41\">Scrophulous disposition</condition> in his family or about himself &amp; as the \r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"42\">first suppuration</symptom> has healed up so well, I hope that a 2<sup>d</sup> may be ever without\r\n        <lb />danger &amp; that the disease may be at length entirely cured as I have know happen\r\n        <lb />in several instances. â€“ For this we advise the following</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Diet. No animal food â€“ but milk farinacea &amp; fruits</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Drink Watery liquors only. --</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Must carefully avoid cold &amp; not to go abroad till the Season is advanced</p>\r\n    <p><lb />When the <condition n=\"125\">Vomica</condition> is broken &amp; he has <condition n=\"32\">an open ulcer</condition>, fresh air &amp; Exercise may be\r\n        <lb />of great service to him â€“ but at this season &amp; in his present state he should\r\n        <lb />keep at home â€“ his chamber not to be very warm â€“ not to sit near the fire nor\r\n        <lb />use many bedcloaths â€“ wear flannel next <bodypart n=\"49\">his skin</bodypart> &amp;<sup>c</sup>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />When the Season advanced his best exercise will be in a Carriage - but\r\n        <lb />when the heat of the <del>Summer</del> Season is confirmed he should go on <choice><abbr>h.back</abbr><expan>horseback</expan></choice>, provided\r\n        <lb />the motion be smooth &amp; gentle ----</p>\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <p><lb />Whether on <choice><abbr>h.back</abbr><expan>horseback</expan></choice> or in a carriage little <unclear>outings</unclear> will be of\r\n        <lb />little benefit â€“ he must enter upon a <choice><abbr>reg<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice> journey for some weeks\r\n        <lb />&amp; travel thirty or forty miles a day</p>\r\n    <p><lb />But if he does not decline a Sea Voyage, it is greatly to be\r\n        <lb />preferred - &amp; has this advantage <del>of</del> that it may be sooner entered\r\n        <lb />upon than any land journey â€“ If he is to enter upon a Voyage\r\n        <lb />soon it should be to the South but if he delays going till\r\n        <lb />May, it be either North or South provided he does not go\r\n        <lb />very far in the first course â€“ If it is to the South, it must\r\n        <lb />not be to a very warm climate &amp; more especialy he must\r\n        <lb />stay for a very short time in such a Climate</p>\r\n    <p><lb />He must continue at sea his <choice><abbr>veg<sup>ble</sup></abbr><expan>vegetable</expan></choice> diet &amp; he may apply\r\n        <lb />himself with sufficient variety for his voyage &amp; he may take\r\n        <lb />every day a little fresh broth &amp; for this purpose he should\r\n        <lb />take portable soup with him.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />The above I would depend upon almost entirely for M<sup>r</sup>\r\n        <lb />Campbells recovery â€“ if not attended to <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> useless â€“ if observed\r\n        <lb /><add place=\"above\">few</add>\r\n        <choice><abbr>Med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>Medicines</expan></choice> need less â€“ The only one I can recommend is either <treatment n=\"5\">a Seton in\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"73\">his side</bodypart></treatment> or <treatment n=\"11\">pea Issue in <bodypart n=\"12\">his arm</bodypart></treatment> --</p>\r\n    <p><lb />If pains in <bodypart n=\"26\">his breast</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"73\">sides</bodypart> at any time become violent, <treatment n=\"4\">blisters must\r\n        <lb />be again applied to the part</treatment>. <treatment n=\"1\">I hope that bleedings will not be\r\n        <lb />necessary</treatment> &amp; I would wish to be sparing of them but if the pain of <bodypart n=\"73\">his side</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />or <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> should be at any time <symptom n=\"12\">so violent as to affect his\r\n        <lb />breathing</symptom> it may be <treatment n=\"1\">proper to take a little blood from\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"12\">his arm</bodypart></treatment> &amp; if the pains recur, <treatment n=\"1\">small bleedings may be used\r\n        <lb />with safety</treatment> ----</p>\r\n    <p><lb />It is not common in such cases for <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> to be troubleÂ¬\r\n        <lb />some &amp; there frequently arises <symptom n=\"31\">a disposition to DiarrhÅ“a</symptom></p>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <p><lb />I hold <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> therefore very improper <del>for</del> in <condition n=\"1\">all Phthisical\r\n        <lb />complaints</condition>, but if <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> should happen as it sometimes\r\n        <lb />does, it must be removed with <treatment n=\"30\">as little purging</treatment> as possible --\r\n        <lb />This must be left to the discretion of the Gentlemen on the\r\n        <lb />Spot â€“ but I must say I am against <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetics</ingredient> &amp; would recommend\r\n        <lb />the <ingredient n=\"28\">Oleum Ricini</ingredient></p>\r\n    <p><lb />The <action n=\"19\">reputed Pectorals</action> are mostly insignificant or hurtfull\r\n        <lb />&amp; therefore I can recommend none of them, but if <symptom n=\"4\">any\r\n        <lb />tickling cough</symptom> should return upon him, it may be a little relieÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ved by some of the <action n=\"10\">Mucilaginous or oily Demulcents</action>\r\n        <lb />In such cases <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> would be more effectual but they are\r\n        <lb />of nice use. If before any <condition n=\"125\">vomica</condition> break <symptom n=\"4\">a frequent cough</symptom> should\r\n        <lb />com on <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> may be employed to quiet it during the night\r\n        <lb />season with tolerably safety, but when <condition n=\"32\">an open ulcer</condition> is\r\n        <lb />formed, I dont employ <ingredient n=\"14\">opiates</ingredient> till the <choice><abbr>symp<sup>.t</sup></abbr><expan>symptom</expan></choice> of <symptom n=\"34\">confirmed\r\n        <lb />Hectic</symptom> lead me to conclude the case desperate -- &amp;<sup>c.</sup> ----</p>\r\n    <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> March. 8. <u>1776</u></dateline></closer>\r\n</div></body>', 5989, 9, '2012-12-12 22:11:46', 150),
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<symptom n=\"27\">frequency in making water</symptom>, <choice><abbr>wch</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> almost\r\n        <lb /><del>left</del> left him on <treatment n=\"30\">taking 2 or 3 purges</treatment> &amp; <treatment n=\"1\">letting bood</treatment>\r\n        <lb />2 <choice><abbr>mo<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>months</expan></choice> ago <treatment n=\"43\">he rubbed with <ingredient n=\"55\" t=\"23\">the ointment <choice><abbr>wch</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I\r\n        <lb />am perswaded was of the turpentine kind</ingredient></treatment>, <choice><abbr>wch</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"30\">produced the first erruption</symptom> I described to you\r\n        <lb /><add place=\"margin\">*&amp; <treatment n=\"30\">a purge</treatment></add> &amp; disapeared on bathing with <ingredient n=\"120\" t=\"3\">sugar of lead soluti<add place=\"above\">on</add></ingredient>*\r\n        <lb />again he had occasion to use the ointment &amp;\r\n        <lb />the parts <symptom n=\"30\">broke out afresh &amp; more violently</symptom> with\r\n        <lb /><condition n=\"48\">a little boil</condition> on <bodypart n=\"32\">testicles</bodypart> <choice><abbr>wch</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> is <symptom n=\"114\">now sore</symptom></p>\r\n    <p><lb />He has taken in 3 weeks time 50 <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial pills</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />&amp; <bodypart n=\"2\">his mouth</bodypart> not affected - &amp; is going on with\r\n        <lb />another large dosefull â€“ <treatment n=\"43\">He also has rubbed these\r\n        <lb />6 days past with ointment</treatment> (suppose without\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"55\">the turpentine</ingredient> as it has <symptom n=\"30\">produced no erruption</symptom>) &amp;\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />yet <ingredient n=\"2\">the mercury</ingredient> thus applied both ways has no effect\r\n        <lb />on him</p>\r\n    <p><lb /><symptom n=\"17\">He is restless at night</symptom> since taking <ingredient n=\"2\">the mercury</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"28\">the sweat appears in the day time</symptom> in drops\r\n        <lb />at <bodypart n=\"16\">his fingers end</bodypart>, besides <symptom n=\"28\">profuse sweats at\r\n        <lb />night</symptom></p>\r\n    <p><lb />He is a strong hearty man â€“ has <symptom n=\"34\">no fever all this\r\n        <lb />time</symptom>, <symptom n=\"8\">nor does his appetite leave him</symptom>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />He has had <symptom n=\"111\">no chordee</symptom>, <symptom n=\"46\">nor running from <bodypart n=\"55\">the ureÂ¬\r\n        <lb />thra</bodypart>, but a little as I told you <bodypart n=\"31\">between the\r\n            <lb />foreskin &amp; nut</bodypart></symptom> <symptom n=\"114\">this now sore</symptom> but the parts <symptom n=\"62\">a\r\n        <lb />little inflamed</symptom></p>\r\n    <p><lb /><symptom n=\"129\">A little heat &amp; twinging pain in making water</symptom>\r\n        <lb />still continues*<add place=\"above\">*or rather returned on taking the pills for <symptom n=\"30\">the 2<sup>d</sup> erruption</symptom></add> with the desire to make it oftner\r\n        <lb />than usual â€“ <bodypart n=\"9\">His throat</bodypart> I described to you â€“ <treatment n=\"21\">He has\r\n        <lb />been fomenting it with <ingredient n=\"273\">vinegar</ingredient></treatment> at nights, but the\r\n        <lb />spots yet continue, tho they do not increase or grow\r\n        <lb />worse</p>\r\n    <p><lb />These are all the symptoms both past &amp; present with\r\n        <lb />Him <choice><abbr>wch</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I either have noted or recollect</p>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <p><lb />With regard to myself I shall yet before I\r\n        <lb />leave Scotland take the liberty of laying\r\n        <lb />my education before you as I shall be hapÂ¬\r\n        <lb />py to have <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> opinion on it along with me\r\n        <lb />&amp; I hope after so much as you have said\r\n        <lb />&amp; wrote me it will not be necessary\r\n        <lb />before. I am always with regard</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>Dear Sir\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> most obligâ€™d <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n        <signed>Henry Lochhead</signed>\r\n        <dateline>27 <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> <u>1777</u></dateline></closer></div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p><lb />Doctor Cullen</p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot><lb />M<sup>r</sup> Lochead C.\r\n            <lb /> M<sup>r</sup> Russell\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1777</annot>\r\n    </div></body>\r\n\r\n', 1353, 2, '2013-08-20 17:01:34', 131),
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In the meantime\r\n        <lb />something should be tried if but to determine it to go\r\n        <lb />off more readily with the advance of the Season.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />An hour or two before dinner and at going to\r\n        <lb />bed take the <choice><abbr>Elect. ord<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>Electuary ordered</expan></choice> below, washing down with\r\n        <lb />the <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Tincture</action> <choice><abbr>ord<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>ordered</expan></choice> below.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Diet of a middling kind, Every day at dinner\r\n        <lb />a bit of solid meat, beef, mutton, veal, lamb or\r\n        <lb />white fowl, avoiding pork, bacon, water fowl.\r\n        <lb />He may take sometimes the lighter white fish, but\r\n        <lb />not the heavier as salmon, or much of any kind.\r\n        <lb />Must never make a full meal of solid meat but fill\r\n        <lb />up <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> broth pudding or pancake. Be sparing of\r\n        <lb />greens roots or Garden things. The safest are\r\n        <lb />Potatoes. ----</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Ordinary drink water, but every day at dinner he\r\n        <lb />may take 2 or 3 glasses of red port or Toddie.\r\n        <lb />No meat at supper ---- At both breakfast &amp;\r\n        <lb />supper, some kind of grain &amp; milk or rather\r\n        <lb />milk mixed <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> an equal of water gruel well\r\n        <lb />sweetened <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> sugar or honey.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Exercise on horseback for 2 or 3 hour every\r\n        <lb />tolerably mild &amp; fair forenoon.</p></div>\r\n    <div><recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig><lb />â„ž Pulv. <ingredient n=\"1\">cort. Peruv.</ingredient> â„¥i <ingredient n=\"35\">Limat. mart. pp<sup>t.</sup></ingredient> Ê’ii <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam.</ingredient> pulv. Ê’i \r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"21\">Conserv. e cort aurant.</ingredient> â„¥i <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. Elect. S. <action n=\"51\">Febrifuge\r\n            <lb />Elect.</action> bigness of a nutmeg twice a day</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take an ounce of powdered <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>, 2 drachms of <ingredient n=\"35\">prepared Steel filings</ingredient>, a drachm of ground <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient>, and ounce of <ingredient n=\"21\">Orange Peel Conserve</ingredient>, and enough <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient> as to make an Electuary. Label: <action n=\"51\">Febrifuge Electuary</action> bigness of a nutmeg twice a day</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <recipe><choice>\r\n            <orig>X â„ž <ingredient n=\"129\">Tinct. Mart.</ingredient> â„¥ii\r\n                <lb />S. <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Tincture</action>. 20 drops in a glass of water after every\r\n                <lb />dose of the Elect --</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take 2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"129\">Tincture of Mars</ingredient>. Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Tincture</action>. 20 drops in a glass of water after every dose of the Electuary -- </reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup> Jan.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh January</expan></choice> 21. 1777.</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>\r\n', 3986, 9, '2014-10-17 11:52:41', 96),
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So far from regretting that you had\r\n            <lb />not advised any thing new, they expressed much saÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tisfaction in it, as giving me the proper confidence\r\n            <lb />in pursuing the measures which you approved of.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />---- After I writ you matters grew much worse,\r\n            <lb />The <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom>, (which still attacked M<sup>r</sup> D in the mornÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing) being indeed very severe, - and not much\r\n            <lb />relief afforded by any of the remedies which I\r\n            <lb />mentioned, for even <del><illegible l=\"3\"/></del><treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> seemed to fail, which\r\n            <lb />was twice repeated, though no more than four\r\n            <lb />our five ounces were taken each time, the state\r\n            <lb />of his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> not seeming to require more. ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />On <u>Wednesday</u> night I gave twenty five drops\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> but with no visible effect. On <u>ThursÂ¬\r\n                <lb />day</u> night (having spoke of <ingredient n=\"31\"><u>Musk</u></ingredient>, though not exÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pecting much benefit from it) I added â„ˆ1 of this\r\n            <lb />medicine to our <action n=\"34\">anodyne draught.</action> -- But, though\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> came two hours later next morning, it\r\n            <lb />was still more severe than any of the former ones,\r\n            <lb />and it was expected by himself and all his friends\r\n            <lb />that the next attack would carry him off; -- his\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">strength <u>seeming</u> (I say only <u>seeming</u>) to be greatly\r\n            <lb />exhausted</symptom>. -- On the <u>Friday</u> evening I determined to\r\n            <lb />make a stronger push with our <ingredient n=\"14\">opiate</ingredient>, and accÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ordingly directed thirty drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>, adding\r\n            <lb />still the <ingredient n=\"31\">Musk</ingredient>, to be <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> given at <u>two</u> in the morning,\r\n            <lb />and to <add place=\"above\">be</add> repeated at <u>eight</u>. -- This was done, and\r\n            <lb />with a very complete effect, for he passed the night\r\n            <lb />comfortably, and escaped the <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> entirely on the <u>Saturday</u>\r\n            <lb />morning, after having <add place=\"above\">had</add> them the <u>five</u> preceeding mornings.\r\n            <lb />Thus gave me great hopes; and on the <u>Saturday</u> night\r\n            <lb />I directed the same measures, which were pursued\r\n            <lb />with the same effect. -- our remedies did not seem\r\n            <lb />to be attended with any inconvenience, or bad effect\r\n            <lb />whatever, though I must own that he did not appear\r\n            <lb />to be gaining ground. -- On <u>Sunday</u> night I wished\r\n            <lb />to make <u>one</u> only of our <action n=\"3\">antispasmodic draughts</action> sufÂ¬\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />ficient, and I directed it to be taken at four in the\r\n            <lb />morning; but some degree of <symptom n=\"12\">breathlessness</symptom> made him\r\n            <lb />call for it an hour sooner, and he became easier &amp;\r\n            <lb />again upon taking it. --- Perhaps you may say\r\n            <lb />why did not you give your <action n=\"3\">draughts</action> <u>twice</u> and at\r\n            <lb />the same hours as the two former nights, their effects\r\n            <lb />having been so good? -- In answer to this -- I wished\r\n            <lb />to give such remedies no more than was necessary,\r\n            <lb />and the circumstances of <u>Monday</u> (i.e. yesterday) shewed\r\n            <lb />that something more would be required. -- During the\r\n            <lb />whole of the day, though he had nothing like <symptom n=\"5\"><u>a fit</u></symptom>,\r\n            <lb />yet he <del>continued</del> <add place=\"above\">was</add> pretty <symptom n=\"12\">breathless</symptom>; and, at seven\r\n            <lb />in the evening, a <symptom n=\"95\">paroxysm</symptom> more violent, and\r\n            <lb />of longer duration than any former one, attacked\r\n            <lb />him. -- Notwithstanding his advanced age, the\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"18\">evacuations</action> which he had already suffered, and\r\n            <lb />his <symptom n=\"23\"><u>seemingly</u> reduced condition in point of strength</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />I saw clearly, from the <symptom n=\"15\">strength &amp; fullness of his\r\n                <lb />pulse</symptom>, that nothing but <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> could <del><illegible l=\"1\"/></del> relieve\r\n            <lb />him. --- <u>Fourteen</u> ounces were immediately drawn\r\n            <lb />which soon moderated the violence of the <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom>; but\r\n            \r\n    <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />after three hours, the <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of breathing</symptom> being\r\n            <lb />still at times considerable, &amp; his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse as firm\r\n            <lb />and frequent</symptom> as at first, -- I caused fourteen\r\n            <lb />ounces more to be drawn. -- The quantity of\r\n            <lb />blood in all appeared, on measuring the cups, to\r\n            <lb />be fully 28 ounces. -- Before midnight he was\r\n            <lb />completely relieved, and he has had a very easy\r\n            <lb />night, his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse, to day, being slow, and good</symptom> in\r\n            <lb />every respect. --- I should mention that between\r\n            <lb />the first and second <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> last night, he brought\r\n            <lb />up several mouthfuls, of what was chiefly\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>. -- A large <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment>, which was the fourth,\r\n            <lb />had been applied in the afternoon.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This is the first bad <condition n=\"14\">asthmatic</condition> case that\r\n            <lb />I have treated. You see well with what difficulties\r\n            <lb />and uncertainties it is attended, and how\r\n            <lb />much I may need your direction. I beg therefore\r\n            <lb />Dear Sir that you will let me know whatever you\r\n            <lb />think material concerning it, &amp; believe that I am\r\n            <lb />with very sincere regard\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Your faithful &amp; <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>John Gilchrist</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Dickson presents you\r\n                <lb />his best <choice><abbr>comp<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>compliments</expan></choice> with Three Guineas\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n      \r\n    <div>\r\n      <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician in\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n           <annot>\r\n               <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Gilchrist - <choice><abbr>q.</abbr><expan>query</expan></choice>\r\n               <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Dickson -\r\n               <lb /><choice><abbr>Febry.</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1776\r\n               <lb />Vol. IV. p. 122&amp;124.\r\n           </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1247, 3, '2013-12-05 19:25:00', 159),
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Both of which you advised her to\r\n        <lb />persevere in after which she <condition n=\"7\">proved pregnant</condition>\r\n        <lb />and bore her child <subst><del>untill</del><add place=\"above\">at</add></subst> the full time: <condition n=\"127\">she coud\r\n        <lb />not Nurse</condition> but continued tolerably well for six\r\n        <lb />Months <condition n=\"7\">proved pregnant again</condition> and at the end\r\n        <lb />of four Months rideing out an <unclear>luring</unclear><note>If \'luring\' is the correct reading, it refers to the activity of training a hawk (in falconry).</note> got herÂ¬\r\n        <lb />self <symptom n=\"9\">to much fatigued</symptom> and was seized with all\r\n        <lb />the <condition n=\"11\">symptoms of a Miscarriage</condition> However it did\r\n        <lb />not happen I advised her to keep her Room live\r\n        <lb />cool and take <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> with light nourishing\r\n        <lb />diet &amp;c. About the <add place=\"above\">end of</add> fifth Month she found herself\r\n        <lb />with quick Child and has ever since that happened \r\n        <lb />had <symptom n=\"46\">an appearance of a little bloody Sanies</symptom> come off every\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />day, it <symptom n=\"23\">does not weaken her</symptom>, she has a good Appetite &amp;\r\n        <lb />Spirits, and in every other respect perfectly well.\r\n        <lb />The Child is very lively, and as she continues to keep\r\n        <lb />her Room and persist in the use of <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> &amp; c ----\r\n        <lb />I hope she will do well. <symptom n=\"46\">The discharge is a very small\r\n        <lb />quantity</symptom> but to keep her mind easy advised them to conÂ¬\r\n        <lb />sult you. Please to write per post and direct by Belford\r\n        <lb /><del>Northland</del> Our Vicar is continuing to take <ingredient n=\"8\">the Crem:\r\n        <lb />tartar</ingredient> &amp;c. there is no alteration of him since I last wrote\r\n        <lb />you <treatment n=\"4\">the blister keep <symptom n=\"46\">discharging very plentifully</symptom></treatment> but\r\n        <lb />he recovers no strength however if the weather get better that\r\n        <lb />he can go out on horseback probably he may get a little better.</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>Dear Sir Your most<choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice></salute>\r\n        <signed><u>W<sup>m</sup> Turnbull</u></signed>\r\n        <dateline>Wooler <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>.ry</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 24<sup>th</sup> 1777</dateline></closer>\r\n        <postscript><lb />N:B: M<sup>rs</sup> Younghusband is\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">very costive</symptom> in <bodypart n=\"64\">her belly</bodypart> seldom\r\n            <lb />gets any relief but when taking\r\n            <lb />the <action n=\"21\">Elect: Lenitiv:</action>----</postscript>\r\n\r\n</div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p><lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>gh</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></p>\r\n        <handShift /><annot><lb />M<sup>r</sup> Turnbull\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>rs</sup> YoungHusband\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1777</annot>\r\n    </div></body>', 1371, 3, '2013-12-17 15:04:58', 134),
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From this Constitution has\r\n<lb />been liable to several disorders and may be liable to still worse\r\n<lb />if he does not carefully avoid them - For this purpose a\r\n<lb />Regimen particularly with regard to drinking - I would not\r\n<lb />have him lay aside strong drink altogether, but he\r\n<lb />must <symptom n=\"21\">never take as much as heat him</symptom> or even approach to\r\n<lb />intoxication. His drink may be <del>Grog</del> Grog or Wine &amp; he should\r\n<lb />be more carefull in the quantity than the quality of this last.\r\n<lb />If he does not avoid intoxication neither medicine nor regimen\r\n<lb />will be of service &amp; he may bring on <condition n=\"31\">Palsy</condition> or <condition n=\"5\">Epilepsy</condition>.</p>\r\n<p><lb />1. Some Tonic <choice><abbr>Med<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>Medicines</expan></choice> &amp; try <ingredient n=\"12\">the Chalybeate</ingredient> ordered below</p>\r\n<p><lb />2. If he is full at present &amp; or has been living full of\r\n    <lb />late, <treatment n=\"1\">he may draw off eight or ten <choice><abbr>â„¥</abbr><expan>ounces</expan></choice> of blood</treatment> before he\r\n    <lb />enter upon his Tonic <choice><abbr>Med.</abbr><expan>Medicine</expan></choice> but I am <treatment n=\"1\">very averse to\r\n<lb />frequent bleedings</treatment> in such a constitution.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />3. If <bodypart n=\"64\">his belly</bodypart> is <symptom n=\"24\">not <choice><abbr>reg<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice></symptom> an <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetic Pill</ingredient> <action n=\"24\"><choice><abbr>with<sup>t</sup> purg<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>without purging</expan></choice></action></p>\r\n<p><lb />4. Exercise very proper but must be moderate &amp; therefore\r\n<lb />hunting doubtfull. Much walking or dancing very bad --</p>\r\n<p><lb />5. <symptom n=\"21\">Avoid being heated</symptom> by warm chambers or a croud of\r\n<lb />company â€“ 6. If he can be persuaded to live cooly cold\r\n<lb />bathing may be of service &amp; in the Summer season he\r\n<lb />may be the better for going to Scarborough for\r\n<lb />the sea bathing. 7. Attend to the <bodypart n=\"95\">state of his mind</bodypart>\r\n<lb />&amp; avoid Emotions or surprise. 8. If in spite of all this\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n<lb />this he is liable to <symptom n=\"45\">faintishness</symptom> or threatened with <symptom n=\"5\">a fit</symptom>\r\n<lb />he should not have recourse to drams but take a tea\r\n<lb />spoonful of the <ingredient n=\"22\" t=\"1\">Volatile Tincture of Valerian</ingredient>\r\n<lb />in a glass of water. 9. No particular Diet only\r\n<lb />moderation in Animal food &amp; avoiding everything of\r\n<lb />difficult digestion â€“ 10. Sitting up late at night\r\n<lb />very bad.</p>\r\n<p><lb /><choice><abbr>â„ž</abbr><expan>Prescription</expan></choice> as in the former for M<sup>r</sup> Hutton.<note>The reference is to document 3986.</note></p>\r\n<p><lb />For M<sup>r</sup> Marsden Surgeon at George Robinsons Esqr\r\n<lb />Wellburn Yorkshire ----</p>\r\n<closer>â€“â€“<dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup> Jan<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh January</expan></choice> 21<sup>st.</sup> 1777</dateline></closer>\r\n</div></body>', 3987, 2, '2013-10-29 15:40:54', 135);
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Little room at such an age\r\n<lb />for a particular diet, but it <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> be chiefly of milk meats\r\n<lb />without roots or greens &amp; a little broth <choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>may be</expan></choice> given once a\r\n<lb />day &amp; also he may be the better of a spoonful of Port\r\n<lb />&amp; water once a day.</p></div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <recipe><lb />X<choice><orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"272\">Ol. Olivar.</ingredient> â„¥ii <ingredient n=\"144\">---- succin.</ingredient> Ê’ii <ingredient n=\"123\">---- lavend.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"70\">---- sassafras</ingredient> @ Ê’i\r\n<lb /> â„³. S. <treatment n=\"43\">Embrocation for anoint<sup>g</sup> <bodypart n=\"36\">the Spine</bodypart></treatment> every other night\r\n</orig>\r\n<reg>Take 2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"272\">Olive Oil</ingredient>, 2 drachms of <ingredient n=\"144\">Oil of Amber</ingredient>, and a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"123\">Oils of Lavender</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"70\">of Sassafras</ingredient>. Mix. Label: <treatment n=\"43\">Embrocation for anointing <bodypart n=\"36\">the Spine</bodypart></treatment> every other night</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n<recipe><lb />X<choice><orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"12\">Rubig. chalyb.</ingredient> gr ii <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam.</ingredient> pulv. <ingredient n=\"50\">sacch. alb. duriss.</ingredient> @ gr. iv\r\n<lb />â„³. f. pulv. &amp; f. h: m: dos. â„– xiv. 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In mortar. vitr. vel marmor. adde\r\n<lb />Aq. font. q. s. ut f. massa semiliq. et terito diligent. per dimidiam\r\n<lb />horam dein adde Aq. font. @ lbi Repone in phiala et macera\r\n<lb />horas 12 per chart. cola et adde <ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinnam.</ingredient> simpl. â„¥i\r\n<lb />S. <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Infusion</action>:</orig>\r\n<reg>Take 2 drachms of powdered <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>. In a glass or marble mortar, add enough spring water as to make a semiliquid mass, and blend thoroughly for half an hour. \r\n        Then add a pint of spring water. Replace in phial and steep for 12 hours. Strain through paper and add an ounce of <ingredient n=\"65\">simple Cinnamon water</ingredient>. 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Let the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> be <treatment n=\"48\">close shaven</treatment> and\r\n            <lb />kept so &amp; let some Cold water be poured from \r\n            <lb />the pipe of a tea kettle every morning upon\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"1\">hind head</bodypart> while the <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> is bended\r\n            <lb />downwards over a bason. - The quantity of\r\n            <lb />water may at first be small not above a\r\n            <lb />muchkin but it may every day be gradually \r\n            <lb />increased to what she can easily bear. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At first also the Water may be poured from a\r\n            <lb />small height, an inch or two, but that may\r\n            <lb />be afterwards increased to six or eight. -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At first too the great coolness of the Water\r\n            <lb />may be taken of by adding a fourth or fifth\r\n            <lb />of Boiling water but that should be\r\n            <lb />withdrawn by degrees till it is used quite\r\n            <lb />Cold. ---------------\r\n        </p>\r\n            \r\n         <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2. Let Miss S<sup>t</sup>clair take every morning two\r\n            <lb />table Spoonfulls of the <action n=\"33\">aperient solution</action> ordered\r\n            <lb />below in half a muchkin of Spring Water after \r\n            <lb />she has Bathed her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; before she has taken\r\n            <lb />Breakfast. The water may be taken at two\r\n            <lb />draughts. -- If the dose Proposed keeps the \r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular it is enugh, if it <action n=\"24\">Purges</action> she should\r\n            <lb />take less &amp; if it does not Prevent <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> she\r\n            <lb />should take more. ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3. - I thought of Advising a Particular snuff\r\n            <lb />but it may be delayed till we see the effect of \r\n            <lb />the other remedies. ------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4. --- Tho I do not think that Miss S<sup>t</sup>clairs\r\n            <lb />Complaints proceed from her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> I think\r\n            <lb />it very necessary for her to avoid anything\r\n            <lb />that may be heavy on her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> or occasion\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"48\">indigestion</symptom>. -----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><lb />September 21\r\n                      <lb /><u>1774</u></dateline>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3705, 2, '2013-03-13 17:02:44', 50),
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Of the <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom> <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom>, you\r\n    <lb />had soon after you left this I take no notice\r\n    <lb />because I suppose it is now quite over and\r\n    <lb />I write only an answer to your other questions.\r\n    \r\n </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n         \r\n    <lb />With regard to the danger of capture in\r\n    <lb />going to Jamaica, you are a much better\r\n    <lb />judge of it than I am, but I must say, that it\r\n    <lb />would be a disagreable accident in your \r\n    <lb />situation. Bating that hazard I think a\r\n    <lb />voyage to Jamaica; I would prefer very much\r\n    <lb />to a voyage up the streights in the winter\r\n    <lb />season. Two or three years ago, I had a \r\n         <lb />gentleman who set out in the month of <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r:</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />from Glasgow <unclear><choice><abbr>Cast</abbr><expan>Castle</expan></choice></unclear><note>If this is the correct reading,  it may be that the castle (also known as \'Bishop\'s Castle\', and completely removed in 1789) functioned as a traditional departed point in the old city.</note> and after a passage of two\r\n    <lb />months arrived there &amp; died in a fortnight after,\r\n    <lb />owing, as every body thought to the bad weather\r\n    <lb />he met <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n          in the passage. I say further that if\r\n    <lb />you manage the Climate of Jamaica\r\n    <lb />as I have desired it will do better then the\r\n    <lb />South of France. However I told you fairly\r\n    <lb />of the danger of a very warm climate &amp;\r\n         \r\n   <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n         \r\n    <lb />you must ballance that &amp; the <del>danger</del>\r\n    <lb />hazard of Capture &amp; determine for yourself\r\n         \r\n      </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n         \r\n    <lb />The portable soup is to be used by dissÂ¬\r\n    <lb />olving a bit of it about the bigness of the end\r\n    <lb />of your thumb in a muchkin of boiling\r\n    <lb />water &amp; this will make a mess of broth.\r\n    <lb />Into <choice><abbr>w<sup>tc.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> you may put a spoonful or two\r\n    <lb />of boiled barley or Rice, or without either\r\n    <lb />of these, you may take it <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> bread.\r\n\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n\r\n    <lb />If you find the broth either too strong or too\r\n    <lb />weak, you may alter the proportions of\r\n    <lb />the portable soup at your pleasure.\r\n    <lb />If the <treatment n=\"5\">Seton</treatment> in your side does not <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> \r\n    <lb />any matter, you may take it out, but in \r\n    <lb />place of it you should put a <treatment n=\"11\">Pea Issue</treatment>\r\n    <lb />into you <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> or behind your <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders.</bodypart>\r\n    \r\n</p>\r\n\r\n   </div>\r\n   \r\n   \r\n</body>', 4593, 3, '2013-10-02 10:51:11', 75),
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Tho the account\r\n<lb />was not very scientific, it was sufficient to make me\r\n<lb />understand the case, &amp; I think I understand it very\r\n<lb />well &amp; I therefore advised very fully as I hope you\r\n<lb />will see by this time. M<sup>r</sup> G. ailments depend\r\n<lb />entirely upon the state of his Constitution &amp; I think it\r\n<lb />of little consequence whether <symptom n=\"5\">his fits</symptom> are more <unclear>purly</unclear>\r\n<lb /><condition n=\"28\">hysterical</condition> or <condition n=\"5\">Epileptic</condition>. Your notion of a <condition n=\"28\">Hysteric\r\n<lb />deliquium</condition> is I believe very well founded but <del>I</del> if he\r\n<lb />does not mend his manners they will become <condition n=\"5\">Epileptic</condition>. \r\n<lb />I have laid the stress of the advice upon his temperance\r\n<lb />&amp; so far I have already complied with your request as to\r\n<lb />Regimen. Your fee decent. â€“ The description of my\r\n<lb /><treatment n=\"54\"><choice><abbr>bath<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>bathing</expan></choice> machine</treatment> would be difficult, I shall send you\r\n<lb />a model.<note>For Cullen\'s \"Bathing Machine\", an indoor shower-bath employing a tub suspended on ropes and pulleys, see Letter ID:82 (CUL/1/1/77), which includes his diagram of the design.</note> 	<treatment n=\"10\">Your project of Inoculation</treatment> curious but\r\n<lb />I have doubts about it, but let me know the result\r\n<lb />of your experiments.<note>Marsden\'s account to Cullen untraced and no evidence has been found that he ever published on inoculation.</note> I know no English book on\r\n<lb />Nosology so can advise only Sauvages<note>Francois Boissier de Suavages de Lacroix (1706-1767), a French physician and author of <i>Nosologia Methodica</i> (1763), one of the taxonomies of disease which Cullen first studied when formulating his own nosology.</note> &amp; my own\r\n<lb />synopsis<note>William Cullen, <i>Synopsis NosologiÃ¦ MethodicÃ¦</i>, first published at Edinburgh in 1769 and which, as the standard nosology of the period, was frequently reprinted.</note> ----</p>\r\n<closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n<dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup> Jan<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh January</expan></choice> 25<sup>th.</sup> 1777.</dateline></closer>\r\n</div></body>', 3989, 3, '2013-09-24 14:52:12', 86),
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I think the ailment <condition n=\"31\">Paralytic</condition> from\r\n<lb /><symptom n=\"46\">serous Colluvies</symptom> affecting the <bodypart n=\"36\">Medulla Spinalis</bodypart>. It\r\n<lb />must be difficult to cure it quickly but I hope in\r\n<lb />time it will be effected. If upon being set in the\r\n<lb />cold Bath and taken out again, <bodypart n=\"49\">his skin</bodypart> and\r\n<lb />especially <bodypart n=\"17\">his legs</bodypart> very quickly recover their heat\r\n<lb />and colour, it is likely to do him service; but if\r\n<lb />after the bathing, <bodypart n=\"51\">his limbs</bodypart> do not immediately \r\n<lb />recover their heat and colour, I would have the \r\n<lb />bathing let alone. Whether you bathe or not\r\n<lb /><treatment n=\"37\">frequent friction of <bodypart n=\"51\">the limbs</bodypart></treatment> must be of\r\n<lb />service. It will be best done with flannel \r\n<lb />which has received the steam of some <ingredient n=\"27\">Olibanum</ingredient>\r\n <lb /><ingredient n=\"316\">Mastick</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"144\">Amber</ingredient> thrown upon live coals\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n<lb />Sometimes you may <treatment n=\"37\">make your friction</treatment>\r\n<lb />with <ingredient n=\"60\">flower of Mustard</ingredient> in very dry Powder.\r\n<lb />It may be usefull also to apply <del>it</del> to <bodypart n=\"36\">the Spine</bodypart>\r\n<lb /><treatment n=\"43\">an embrocation of the Oil</treatment> ordered below\r\n<lb />For internal medicines there are few that can\r\n<lb />be of service; what I would chiefly depend \r\n<lb />upon, is the <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeate Powder</ingredient> ordered below,\r\n<lb />and if the Child can be engaged to wash it down\r\n<lb />with the infusion also ordered below it will be\r\n<lb />the better. There is little room to order a partiÂ¬\r\n<lb />cular diet at such an age; but it should be\r\n<lb />chiefly of milk meats without roots or\r\n<lb />greens and a little broth may be given once\r\n<lb />a day; and I think he might be the better for \r\n<lb />a spoonfull of Port and water also once day\r\n<lb />I am always Dear Sir</p>\r\n<closer><salute>your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> servant</salute>\r\n<signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n<dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 25<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1777</dateline>\r\n</closer></div>\r\n<div>\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n<head>For Master Bell</head>\r\n<recipe><lb />X<choice><orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"272\">Ol. Olivar.</ingredient> â„¥ii \r\n<lb /><ingredient n=\"144\">succin.</ingredient> Ê’ii <ingredient n=\"123\">\r\n<lb />lavendul.</ingredient>\r\n<lb /><ingredient n=\"70\">sassafras</ingredient> @ Ê’i â„³\r\n<lb />S. <treatment n=\"43\">Embrocation for anointing <bodypart n=\"36\">the spine</bodypart></treatment> every other\r\n<lb />night\r\n</orig>\r\n<reg>Take 2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"272\">Olive Oil</ingredient>, 2 drachms of <ingredient n=\"144\">Oil of Amber</ingredient>, and a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"123\">Oils of Lavender</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"70\">of Sassafras</ingredient>. Mix. Label: <treatment n=\"43\">Embrocation for anointing <bodypart n=\"36\">the spine</bodypart></treatment> every other night</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n<recipe><lb /> <choice><orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"12\">Rubig. chalyb.</ingredient> pp<sup>tt.</sup> gr ii \r\n<lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamom</ingredient> pulv.\r\n<lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacch. alb. duriss.</ingredient> @ gr. iv\r\n<lb />â„³. f. Pulvis et f. h: m: dos. â„– xiv. \r\n<lb />S. <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Powders</action> one to be taken\r\n<lb />in a little <ingredient n=\"280\">Currant Jelly</ingredient> twice a day, washing\r\n<lb />it down with two tablespoonfulls of the following\r\n<lb />Infusion.</orig>\r\n<reg>Take 2 grains of prepared <ingredient n=\"12\">Red Chalybeate</ingredient> and 4 grains each of ground <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"50\">white lump Sugar</ingredient>. Mix to make a powder and in this way make 14 doses. Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Powders</action> one to be taken in a little <ingredient n=\"280\">Currant Jelly</ingredient> twice a day, washing it down with two tablespoonfuls of the following Infusion.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n<recipe><lb /><choice><orig>â„ž Pulv. <ingredient n=\"1\">cort. Peruvian.</ingredient> Ê’ii. \r\n<lb />In mortario marmoreo vel vitreo adde Aq. font. q. s.\r\n<lb /> ut fiat Massa semiliquida et terito diligenter per\r\n<lb /> dimidiam horam, dein adde Aq. font. @ lbi Repone\r\n<lb />in Phiala et macera horas duodecim per chartam cola et adde\r\n<lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinnamom</ingredient> simpl: â„¥i\r\n<lb />S. <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Infusion</action>:</orig>\r\n<reg>Take 2 drachms of powdered <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>. In a glass or marble mortar, add enough spring water as to make a semiliquid mass, and blend thoroughly for half an hour. Then add a pint of spring water. Replace in phial and steep for 12 hours. Strain through paper and add an ounce of <ingredient n=\"65\">simple Cinnamon water</ingredient>. Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Infusion</action>:</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n<closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n<dateline>25<sup>th</sup><choice><abbr> Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice>  1777</dateline></closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div><pb n=\"4\" />\r\n<p><lb />M<sup>r</sup> James Wood\r\n<lb />Surgeon\r\n<lb />Berwick</p>\r\n</div></body>', 1352, 2, '2013-08-20 16:52:46', 71),
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Soc.</ingredient> Ê’i <ingredient n=\"77\">Gambog</ingredient> - <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel.</ingredient> @ â„ˆi Terito diligenter\r\n<lb />et cum <ingredient n=\"172\">syr. simpl.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. M. d. in p. s. gr V â€“ Two of\r\n<lb />these Pills taken at bed time will probably answer -- X</orig>\r\n<reg>Take a drachm of <ingredient n=\"3\">Socotrine Aloes</ingredient>, and a scruple each of <ingredient n=\"77\">Gamboge</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient>. Rib together thoroughly and with enough <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient>, make a mass to divide into pills of 5 grains each. Two of these Pills taken at bed time will probably answer --</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n<p><lb /><choice><abbr>Cont</abbr><expan>Continue</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"11\">the Issue in his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></treatment> &amp; <treatment n=\"37\">the frictions of his <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> \r\n<lb />&amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart></treatment>; but only in the <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> - Exercise very proper &amp;\r\n<lb />till the weather grows milder, <treatment n=\"51\">use the Spring deal</treatment> --\r\n<lb />I think <treatment n=\"3\">the Electricity might be safely applied</treatment> to the\r\n<lb /><bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart> alone â€“ very proper to allow M<sup>r</sup> Munro\r\n<lb />some animal food &amp; a few glasses of wine &amp; either\r\n<lb />a little porter <del>or</del> a malt liquor ----</p>\r\n<closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n<dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup> Feb<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan></expan></choice> 6<sup>th</sup>\r\n<lb />1777</dateline>\r\n</closer></div></body>', 3996, 2, '2013-11-05 14:00:16', 102);
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Wash down each dose <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> half a gill of the\r\n<lb /><choice><abbr>follow<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>following</expan></choice>. Take one of the papers of <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark <choice><abbr>powd. ord<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>powder ordered</expan></choice></ingredient> below \r\n<lb />&amp; in a tea pot pour on a choppin of boiling water. Let the\r\n<lb />Pot stand near the fire 24 hours. Then strain off thro a\r\n<lb />thick flannel &amp; to the strained liquor add 4 <choice><abbr>tablesp<sup>.f.</sup></abbr><expan>tablespooonful</expan></choice> of\r\n<lb />the <action n=\"31\"><choice><abbr>Strengthen<sup>g</sup> Tinct.</abbr><expan>Strengthening Tincture</expan></choice></action> &amp; put <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> whole in a bottle â€“â€“ When\r\n<lb />one bottle is done prepare another in the same way X</p>\r\n<p><lb />I have no other directions as to Diet &amp; Exercise, than\r\n<lb />before</p>\r\n<closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n<dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></dateline></closer>    \r\n</div>\r\n<div><recipe><choice>\r\n<orig><lb />X â„ž <ingredient n=\"35\">Limat. Mart.</ingredient> pp<sup>tt.</sup> Ê’ijÅ¿s. <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam.</ingredient> pulv. Ê’iijÅ¿s\r\n<lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacch. alb. duriss.</ingredient> Ê’v â„³. f. Pulv. 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Label: <ingredient n=\"1\">bark powder</ingredient>.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n<recipe><choice>\r\n<orig><lb />X â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tinct. cort. Peruv.</ingredient> â„¥viij S. <action n=\"31\">Strengthen<sup>g</sup> Tincture</action> <del>O</del></orig>\r\n<reg>Take 8 ounces of <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Peruvian Bark tincture</ingredient>. Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Tincture</action></reg></choice></recipe>\r\n<closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n<dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> March. 13<sup>th.</sup> 1777.</dateline></closer></div></body>', 4015, 2, '2013-06-19 16:56:42', 95),
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Neither do I think <symptom n=\"46\">the little\r\n<lb />discharge <bodypart n=\"31\">between the Glans &amp; prepuce</bodypart></symptom>, certainly <condition n=\"20\">venereal</condition>\r\n<lb />&amp; I would impute it to <symptom n=\"30\">the Eruption</symptom> <choice><abbr>communicat<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>communicating</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"62\">some inflamÂ¬\r\n<lb />mation</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"129\">scalding</symptom> to these parts &amp; if <symptom n=\"28\">the sweatings</symptom> from\r\n<lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> were over both <symptom n=\"30\">the Eruption</symptom> &amp; this consequence of it\r\n<lb />would soon yield to <ingredient n=\"120\" t=\"3\">the solution of Sacch. Saturn</ingredient>. I therefore\r\n<lb />would not conclude any <condition n=\"20\">venereal infection</condition> except from the\r\n<lb />state of <bodypart n=\"9\">his throat</bodypart>. As to these I cannot be positive <choice><abbr>wout</abbr><expan>without</expan></choice>\r\n<lb />seeing it but have great confidence in Dunlopâ€™s skill and\r\n<lb />if he finds the appearance of <bodypart n=\"9\">the throat</bodypart> to be clearly <condition n=\"20\">of\r\n<lb />the venereal kind</condition>, the course he has pursued seems to have been\r\n<lb />very proper â€“ but I must make two remarks on the subject\r\n<lb />First if there is any dubiety about the appearance of <bodypart n=\"9\">the throat</bodypart>\r\n<lb />I would think that dubiety much more and, by the manners in\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n<lb />in <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> it came on for not once in a thousand\r\n<lb />times is <bodypart n=\"48\">the blood</bodypart> affected with <condition n=\"20\">a Venereal taint</condition>\r\n<lb />without being preceded by some local affection and\r\n<lb />in 900 times by some local affection of <bodypart n=\"74\">the Genitals</bodypart>.\r\n<lb />A local affection is here alledged; but as I have\r\n<lb />said before it is of an ambiguous kind and its\r\n<lb />easy yeilding to <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> &amp; <treatment n=\"30\">Purging</treatment> makes it still\r\n<lb />more so. â€“ My second remark is, that if it is clear\r\n<lb />that <symptom n=\"28\">the sweating he is at present liable</symptom> to be\r\n<lb />entirely owing to <ingredient n=\"2\">the Mercury</ingredient>, as I have often\r\n<lb />known <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> cure <condition n=\"20\"><choice><abbr>Ven.</abbr><expan>Venereal</expan></choice> Affections</condition> by <treatment n=\"25\">sweating</treatment>\r\n<lb />as well as by <treatment n=\"52\">salivating</treatment>, so I should not think\r\n<lb />it necessary to push <ingredient n=\"2\">the Mercury</ingredient> further merely\r\n<lb />for the sake of bringing it to <bodypart n=\"2\">his mouth</bodypart> for if in\r\n<lb />the course of 3 weeks <ingredient n=\"2\">the Mercury</ingredient> has had as it should\r\n<lb />some effect in mending <bodypart n=\"9\">his throat</bodypart> I would doubt of it\r\n<lb />being <condition n=\"20\">venereal</condition> In short if <bodypart n=\"9\">the throat</bodypart> do not grow sensibly\r\n<lb />worse &amp; spread in danger to the parts I would not contiÂ¬ \r\n<lb />nue <ingredient n=\"2\">the Mercury</ingredient>. Beg M<sup>r</sup> Dunlopâ€™s opinion.</p>\r\n<closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n<dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup> Jan.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh January</expan></choice> 27. 1777.</dateline>\r\n</closer>\r\n</div></body>', 3990, 2, '2013-08-27 11:42:50', 100),
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This Inability he --\r\n            <lb />described as proceeding from a <symptom n=\"23\">weakness of the <bodypart n=\"52\">lower\r\n                <lb />extremities</bodypart></symptom>, accompanied with a <symptom n=\"22\">Dizziness</symptom>, <symptom n=\"61\">Sickishness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />or <bodypart n=\"19\">pain to knees</bodypart>, when he made an effort to overcome the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> by attempting to stand up. --- I observed that\r\n            <lb />he could, when sitting in his chair, use his <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart> with ease\r\n            <lb />&amp; move them in any direction, &amp; that his Spirits &amp; Looks\r\n            <lb />were good: But when raised up &amp; helped to move forwards\r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> dragged after him, &amp; he complained of the <symptom n=\"22\">DizÂ¬\r\n                <lb />ziness</symptom> and being <symptom n=\"45\">faintish</symptom>, tho\' with little change of colour\r\n            <lb />in his countenance or <symptom n=\"15\">sinking of his Pulse</symptom>. -- When ---\r\n            <lb />replaced in his chair the uneasiness soon went off.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /> --- I gave him again the <ingredient n=\"29\"><choice><abbr>P.</abbr><expan>Powdered</expan></choice> Stanni</ingredient>, of which he took 2 oz.\r\n            <lb />in 6 Days, &amp; a Spoonful of <ingredient n=\"55\" t=\"1\">strong Tincture of Pine</ingredient> every morning\r\n            <lb />but he discharged no <condition n=\"39\">worms</condition>. Strong Physic now excited most\r\n            <lb />violent pains, so I was obliged to confine him to the use --\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"34\"><choice><abbr>F.</abbr><expan>Flowers</expan></choice> Sulphur</ingredient>, to procure a loan<note>This is the most likely reading for what is probably a phonetic spelling of \"lone\".</note> stool every day while he\r\n            <lb />took the <ingredient n=\"29\">Tin</ingredient>, &amp; since he uses it to prevent <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />at present the <bodypart n=\"64\">pains of his Belly</bodypart> are not very violent; but\r\n            <lb />the swelling comes &amp; goes as formerly, &amp; he complains\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />frequently of <symptom n=\"61\">Sickness</symptom>, by which he does not mean <symptom n=\"61\">nausea</symptom>\r\n            <lb />but rather some sensation in his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"69\">Intestines</bodypart> which\r\n            <lb />he knows not how to describe, at the same time he is\r\n            <lb />generally in good spirits: His <symptom n=\"8\">Appetite is not good</symptom>: His\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">Pulse is seldom above 70, &amp; often below 60, &amp; full enough</symptom>.\r\n            <lb />The <symptom n=\"23\">weakness of his <bodypart n=\"51\">Limbs</bodypart></symptom> has lasted a fortnight &amp; still\r\n            <lb />continues. <subst><del>It</del> <add>He</add></subst> has had no <symptom n=\"17\"><symptom n=\"119\">startings</symptom> in his Sleep</symptom> since.\r\n                       \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I was yesterday favoured with your Opinion, &amp; think\r\n            <lb />it necessary to acquaint you immediately of the above ---\r\n            <lb />circumstances, as they may serve to discover somewhat\r\n            <lb />farther in the nature of this Case. --- In the mean time,\r\n            <lb />as the Patient complains so much of the very painful\r\n            <lb />effects of strong Physic, &amp; also on account of his present\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom>, I shall give him only the <ingredient n=\"35\">Limat. Martis</ingredient>, &amp;\r\n            <lb />defer the <ingredient n=\"77\">Gamboge</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient> till I have your farther --\r\n            <lb />advice. -- I am always with the greatest respect &amp;\r\n            <lb />regards.\r\n        </p>\r\n       <closer>\r\n           <salute>\r\n              <lb />Dear Sir\r\n               <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> &amp; very <choice><abbr>h.</abbr><expan>humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n           </salute>\r\n           <signed>Andrew Liddell</signed>\r\n           <dateline>Thurso 2<sup>d</sup> March 1776</dateline>\r\n       </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n     <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Liddell q\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Dunbar.\r\n            <lb />March 1776\r\n            <lb />Vol. IV. p. 135.\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1251, 3, '2013-11-03 15:38:02', 217),
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From this view of the case\r\n            <lb />I see a reason I did not before, of your putting in 2 <treatment n=\"11\">Issues</treatment> but cannot see any reason\r\n            <lb />for a 3<sup>d</sup>. Have had many <choice><abbr>s<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>such</expan></choice> cases, &amp; found <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>they</expan></choice> would never bear any thing\r\n            <lb />irritating or <action n=\"28\">stimulant</action>, &amp; I am therefore averse to all <ingredient n=\"155\">aromatic volatile &amp; corÂ¬\r\n                <lb />dial things</ingredient>. The only <action n=\"28\">stimulant</action> to be admitted is <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> smell of <ingredient n=\"128\">eau de Luce</ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"45\">a fainting fit</symptom> approaches, <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he often percieves. Whatever we do, <choice><abbr>s<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>such</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>ailm<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>ailments</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />are cured only in some length of time &amp; not till <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> body have ceased growing\r\n            <lb /><subst><del>or till</del><add place=\"above\">&amp;</add></subst> it have acquired some firmness. In <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> mean time <choice><abbr>y<sup>re</sup></abbr><expan>there</expan></choice> is always\r\n            <lb />danger of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> undue balance falling upon the <bodypart n=\"43\">lungs</bodypart> &amp; producing <condition n=\"1\">Phthisis</condition>.\r\n            <lb />Excuse all this, <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>m<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>might</expan></choice> have occurred to yourself but twas necessary for\r\n            <lb />me to explain myself before <choice><abbr>propos<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>proposing</expan></choice> particular <choice><abbr>remed</abbr><expan>remedy</expan></choice>. Let <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> asses milk\r\n            <lb />be <choice><abbr>cont<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a teaspoonful or 2 of rum or brandy, if necessary for its digestion.\r\n            <lb />Diet, avoid animal food, &amp; vegetables of the lowest quality, at least\r\n            <lb />seldom &amp; sparingly of either. Most proper <choice><abbr>D.</abbr><expan>Diet</expan></choice> will be milk. farinae. &amp;\r\n            <lb />fruit. In drink, avoid all fermented or spirituous liquors, &amp; take to\r\n            <lb />water &amp; watery liquors alone, except tea &amp; <choice><abbr>Coff.</abbr><expan>Coffee</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> are very bad for him.\r\n            <lb />Should be <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> fresh air but this season requires caution &amp;\r\n            <lb />he must avoid cold or wet <choice><abbr>weath</abbr><expan>weather</expan></choice>. In mild &amp; fair weather, should go on\r\n            <lb />horseback, gently riding for a good <choice><abbr>p<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>part</expan></choice> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> forenoon. Walking unless\r\n            <lb />gentle &amp; on level ground may do much harm &amp; any violent bodily\r\n            <lb />exercise is dangerous.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />By this Regimen &amp; Exercise I hope <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> consequences of his present\r\n            <lb />state may be avoided till time shall have confirmed his habit. Medicins\r\n            <lb />can do little but some may be useful. 1. <action n=\"29\">Tonics</action> in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> shape I have\r\n            <lb />proposed on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> next page &amp; 2. <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> must be obviated, <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> cannot be\r\n            <lb />done <subst><del>P</del><add>b</add></subst>y <action n=\"24\">purgatives</action> strictly so called, <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> may both do too much &amp; have no\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />durable effects as they generally leave some astriction after their operation, &amp;\r\n            <lb />those <action n=\"21\">laxatives</action> only are to be employed <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> may keep <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"64\"><choice><abbr>B</abbr><expan>Belly</expan></choice></bodypart> <choice><abbr>reg<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> little or no\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment>. 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Elect. cujus cap<sup>t.</sup> Ê’j bis in die, super.\r\n            <lb />bibendo Infusi sequentis â„¥ij\r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take one ounce each of powdered <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian bark</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"22\">valerian root</ingredient> <unclear>wheat flour OR in the same way</unclear>,\r\n                one drachm each of <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"28\">Russian castor</ingredient>,\r\n                one and a half ounces of <ingredient n=\"21\">conserve of orange peel</ingredient>\r\n                and a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"21\" t=\"18\">syrup of orange peel</ingredient> to make an electuary, of which he should take one drachm twice a day, in addition\r\n                drinking two ounces of the following infusion\r\n            </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž Pulv. <ingredient n=\"1\">cort. Peruv.</ingredient> Ê’ij in mortar. <ingredient n=\"108\">vitr.</ingredient> vel <ingredient n=\"18\">marmores</ingredient> affunde pauxill.\r\n                    <lb />aq. &amp; terito diligenter p. h. dimid. dein adde Aq. font. ad lbj Reponat<sup>r.</sup>\r\n                    <lb />in phiala cum <ingredient n=\"21\">cort. exter. aurant. recent.</ingredient> Ê’i. Macera h. 8. &amp; p. chart. cola.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two drachms of powdered <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian bark</ingredient> in a mortar. Pour on a little <ingredient n=\"108\">vitriolic acid</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"18\">sea water</ingredient>\r\n                    and grind diligently for an hour. Divide it in half, then add up to one pound of spring water. Let it be put back\r\n                    into the vial with one drachm of <ingredient n=\"21\">fresh outer orange peel</ingredient>. Soak for 8 hours and filter through paper.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>13. <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 1775.</dateline> <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 371, 2, '2013-08-21 16:41:25', 112),
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Molyson Surgeon\r\n<lb />For M<sup>r</sup> Crawfurd</head>\r\n<p><lb />Afraid it will be difficult to relieve him. <bodypart n=\"45\">His kidnies</bodypart>\r\n<lb />certainly hurt by the <condition n=\"111\">strain</condition> at Bridgetown &amp; whether\r\n<lb />from that or circumstances of his constitution he has\r\n<lb />now for a long time past had <symptom n=\"32\">sand</symptom> or <condition n=\"19\">stone</condition> in <bodypart n=\"45\">his kidÂ¬\r\n<lb />nies</bodypart> &amp; his manner of living has certainly aggravated\r\n<lb />all his ailments. I have no doubts of <condition n=\"19\">a stone</condition> in <bodypart n=\"45\">his\r\n<lb />kidney</bodypart> just now, <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> will be difficult to pass &amp; still more \r\n<lb />so to dissolve. One or other of these however are the only\r\n<lb />events which can give a material cure. The <ingredient n=\"100\">lixivium</ingredient>\r\n<lb />is I think the best remedy I know. You have therefore\r\n<lb />proposed it properly. I am sensible of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> interruptions\r\n<lb />you have had, but continue it. You have seen my\r\n<lb />directions in this for M<sup>r</sup> Burrows<note>This is an error of memory, dictation or transcription, because Cullen is clearly referring him to his own directions for Mrs Burrow in CUL/1/1/6/79 (Letter ID 380)</note> &amp; I think M<sup>r</sup> C.\r\n<lb />may bear Â½ mutchins of broth <choice><abbr>w y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>with the</expan></choice> proper <choice><abbr>q<sup>ty</sup></abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> of <ingredient n=\"100\">Lixivium</ingredient>\r\n<lb />2 or 3 times a day <choice><abbr>notwithstand<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>notwithstanding</expan></choice> any symptoms except it\r\n<lb />be <symptom n=\"3\"><choice><abbr>vomit<sup>g</sup> w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>vomiting which</expan></choice></symptom> must give some pause, but the broth &amp;c\r\n<lb />will not increase this. While you use it, go on as\r\n<lb />you have done in <choice><abbr>moderat<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>moderating</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"95\">paroxysms</symptom> &amp; incidental\r\n<lb /><choice><abbr>sympt<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>symptoms</expan></choice>. I cannot be more particular at this distance\r\n<lb />but think you must depend upon <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient>, ballancing\r\n<lb />their <action n=\"5\">astringency</action> <choice><abbr>w freq<sup>.t</sup></abbr><expan>with frequent</expan></choice> <action n=\"21\">laxatives</action>, especially the\r\n<lb /><ingredient n=\"28\">Castor oil</ingredient> if <bodypart n=\"46\">his Stomach</bodypart> bear it. You have made a\r\n<lb />fundamental step in waining him from <u>Spirits</u>, but\r\n<lb />if you can keep him within bounds you must let him\r\n<lb />return to Spirits &amp; water. I have a good opinion in\r\n<lb />such cases of the <ingredient n=\"61\">Uva Ursi</ingredient> but I will say nothing till\r\n<lb />you have tried the <ingredient n=\"100\">Lixivium</ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I prefer.</p>\r\n<closer>\r\n<dateline>\r\n<choice><abbr>Ed<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>  31. <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1777</dateline><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n</closer>\r\n</div></body>', 3991, 3, '2013-01-07 21:22:23', 130);
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You have\r\n            <lb />done right in giving me the history of hs whole life, but for his preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sent illness, or what may influence it I took no further back than\r\n            <lb />May 1767 and hardly farther than the end of <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> last. Since this last\r\n            <lb />period I dont suppose his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> has been tolerably free, but I do not\r\n            <lb />think the infection has been as it was 1767 <condition n=\"105\">peripneumonic</condition>, but\r\n            <lb />I am disposed to believe it entirely <symptom n=\"36\">catarrhal</symptom>. To relieve it I think\r\n            <lb />you have been employing very <subst><del>different</del> <add place=\"above\">proper</add></subst> remedies but it seems that\r\n            <lb/>something more is necessary. I consider the <symptom n=\"3\">Vomits</symptom> as the best\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"19\">Expectorants</action> that we employ, but it is very likely that he cannot\r\n            <lb />now bear them so often as might be necessary, and find that full <symptom n=\"3\">voÂ¬\r\n                <lb />miting</symptom> is not always necessary, but that it does better to give <ingredient n=\"26\">IpecaÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />cuana</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar Emetic</ingredient> in small doses, repeating them every half\r\n            <lb />hour till some <symptom n=\"61\">nausea</symptom> or <symptom n=\"3\">reaching</symptom> is excited, but the last unless\r\n            <lb />very severe is not to be encouraged by drinkin<del>g</del>ing. This Operation\r\n            <lb />will commonly loosen the <bodypart n=\"26\">Mucus of the breast</bodypart> and help it up\r\n            <lb />more easily. I expect that it will also lessen the <condition n=\"10\">Night Fever</condition>, and oÂ¬\r\n            <lb />therwise be of service <add place=\"above\">by</add> going downwards and opening the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>. This\r\n            <lb />remedy may be employed for two or three nights successively, and afterÂ¬\r\n            <lb />wards every second or 3<sup>d</sup> night as you find occasion. The best time for ExÂ¬\r\n            <lb />hibition is at six or seven in the evening &amp; the dose I commonly emÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ploy is a grain or quarter of a grain of <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar Emetic</ingredient> dissolved but I leave\r\n            <lb />you to adjust it to what M<sup>r</sup> Cummings <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> can bear. The operation\r\n            <lb />of this medicine will commonly before bed time and then if you have\r\n            <lb />no objection to it, from any peculiarity in Altyres constitution he\r\n            <lb />will probably be the better for an Anodyne. On the day or days that\r\n            <lb />you are to give the <ingredient n=\"110\">Emetic</ingredient> I would entirely lay aside the use of the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"25\">squills</ingredient>. It is possible that these support the <symptom n=\"61\">nausea</symptom> he so frequently\r\n            <lb />complains of. Besides the remedy I have proposed I know nothing so likely to\r\n            <lb />be of service as <treatment n=\"4\">blistering on his <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> or on his <bodypart n=\"73\">sides</bodypart></treatment> or successively tho never <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />others for as the <treatment n=\"11\">Pea Issue</treatment> in his <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> continues open I would not think of\r\n            <lb />keeping any of the <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> places open.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n   <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />You observe that the <treatment n=\"11\">Pea Issue</treatment> does not of late <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> so plentiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fully as before, and this I think is a disadvantage. You will please\r\n            <lb />to consider whether <del>they</del> it might not be proper to open a <treatment n=\"11\">Pea Issue</treatment> in the\r\n            <lb /> other <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> and when it is brought to <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> freely the other might\r\n            <lb />be allowed to dry up which it seems is disposed to do. I have little to\r\n            <lb />say about your patients diet - under his present <symptom n=\"8\">want of appetite</symptom> he\r\n            <lb />must have what he can take but certainly with so much <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> aniÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mal food is not the most proper. I would wish to give <unclear>acesent</unclear><note>Almost certainly \"acesent\" meaning \"acidic\".</note> food\r\n            <lb />and all sort of vegetable acids. I have now said what I can <add place=\"above\">&amp;</add> I am extremely\r\n            <lb />anxious to be useful to your friend and a worthy man. When you think\r\n            <lb />I can be further useful I shall hear from you and you may depend on\r\n            <lb />everything in the power of &amp;cc.\r\n        </p>\r\n      \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 6249, 3, '2013-04-29 20:17:49', 136),
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I expect <symptom n=\"4\">she will cough less</symptom> in the Carriage\r\n<lb />than at any other time.</p>\r\n<p><lb /><treatment n=\"11\">Some Issue should be <choice><abbr>cont<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice></treatment>; but I think she may be <treatment n=\"11\">relieved\r\n<lb />from the Perpetual Issue</treatment>, by <treatment n=\"11\">making a Pea Issue</treatment> <bodypart n=\"11\">behind the\r\n<lb />right shoulder</bodypart> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> will be more convenient than upon\r\n<lb /><bodypart n=\"73\">the side</bodypart>.</p>\r\n<p><lb />Attentively obviate <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> &amp; if the <ingredient n=\"28\">Ol. Ricini</ingredient>\r\n<lb />&amp; <ingredient n=\"34\">Flor. Sulph</ingredient> answer nothing better</p>\r\n<p><lb /><treatment n=\"9\">Vomiting may be of service</treatment> both to <bodypart n=\"46\">her stomach</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>\r\n<lb />but on account of the <symptom n=\"23\">weakness of <bodypart n=\"46\">the former</bodypart></symptom> I would\r\n<lb />not wish to repeat it often unless where it was employed\r\n<lb />it was with manifest advantage to <bodypart n=\"26\">her breast</bodypart>.</p>\r\n<p><lb />By the Above &amp;<sup>c</sup> if there is no <condition n=\"34\">tubercle</condition> in <bodypart n=\"43\">the Lungs</bodypart> I hope\r\n<lb />we shall with the advance of the season get the better of\r\n<lb />Miss D<sup>s</sup> <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>; but we must take every other precaution\r\n<lb />If you have perceived that any of the <action n=\"10\">Demulcent</action> <action n=\"19\">Pectorals</action> are\r\n<lb />of service in palliating <symptom n=\"4\">the Cough</symptom> you may employ them freely\r\n<lb />&amp; vary the Sweet Mucilaginous &amp; Oily. I am not fond\r\n<lb />of\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n<lb /><treatment n=\"44\">the vapour of warm water</treatment>. In the suspicion of <condition n=\"34\">a\r\n<lb />Tubercle</condition> I know nothing better than <ingredient n=\"6\" t=\"15\">Decoct. fol. Tussilag</ingredient>\r\n<lb /><del>Make it strong</del> &amp; give it largely &amp; make it strong, two\r\n<lb />ounces to the pound &amp; use strong expression. Towards the end\r\n<lb />of the Decoction you may add some <ingredient n=\"213\">Anise seeds</ingredient> or if these\r\n<lb />are disagreable let it be the <ingredient n=\"177\">sweat fennel</ingredient>. Besides this\r\n<lb />you may use a pill of three parts of <ingredient n=\"121\">Extract glycyrrh</ingredient> &amp; one\r\n<lb />part <ingredient n=\"5\">AsafÅ“tida</ingredient> giving two <add place=\"above\">or</add> three four grain pills every night\r\n<lb />&amp; <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice>. I wish you had told me what effects, the <ingredient n=\"14\">opiates</ingredient> given\r\n<lb />after <treatment n=\"9\">the Vomits</treatment> had on <symptom n=\"4\">her Cough</symptom>, because if they had a\r\n<lb />good effect &amp; <symptom n=\"21\">did not heat her</symptom> I would in the case of the \r\n<lb />cough being very urgent repeat the <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient>; but as she sleeps\r\n<lb />well I would not employ an <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient> without a strong temptaÂ¬\r\n<lb />tion. <treatment n=\"1\">As to bleeding</treatment> â€“ I think you have hitherto done\r\n<lb />right, &amp; leave it to your discretion; but I must say that <treatment n=\"1\">I\r\n<lb />would rather bleed more than less than is necessary</treatment> ----</p>\r\n<closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 4<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1777. ----</dateline></closer>\r\n</div></body>', 3993, 3, '2013-01-07 21:07:35', 94),
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After\r\n            <lb />two <treatment n=\"1\">Bleedings</treatment> and two <treatment n=\"4\">Blisters</treatment> at the Distance\r\n            <lb />of 14 days; the <treatment n=\"4\">Blisters</treatment> being apply\'d 5 Hours after\r\n            <lb />each <treatment n=\"1\">Bleeding</treatment>, Mixtures with <ingredient n=\"227\">Acet: Scill: &amp;c</ingredient> <treatment n=\"8\">Injections</treatment>\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"17\">Pediluvium</treatment> &amp;c - The <symptom n=\"12\">Difficulty of Breathing</symptom> decreased\r\n            <lb />her <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse came down betwixt 90 &amp; 100</symptom> generally\r\n            <lb />about 90 and the Pain of her <bodypart n=\"73\">Side</bodypart> greatly better.\r\n            <lb />During her Disease it has sometimes shifted; 5 or 6\r\n            <lb />Days ago I have tried <ingredient n=\"110\">Tart: Emet:</ingredient> in very small\r\n            <lb />Doses, but her Complaints are very obstinate ----\r\n            <lb />She is now much <symptom n=\"26\">ematiated</symptom>, <symptom n=\"4\">Considerable Cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb /><del>and</del> with thick yellow Expectoration, great <symptom n=\"68\">Drought</symptom>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"8\">no Appetite</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"17\">little Sleep</symptom>, <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse generally weak</symptom>\r\n            <lb />sometimes stronger attended with <symptom n=\"34\">Hectic</symptom> <symptom n=\"82\">flushings</symptom>, her\r\n            <lb />Menses appeared above a year ago in small QuanÂ¬\r\n            <lb />titys &amp; <condition n=\"8\">very irregular</condition>, she had a small Quantity\r\n            <lb />a fortnight ago -- I have prescribed nothing further\r\n            <lb />for her untill I have the Pleasure of hearing from\r\n            <lb />you which I beg may be as Soon as possible\r\n            <lb />except\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />4 or 5 Oranges a Day and <treatment n=\"8\">Injections</treatment> when necessary\r\n            <lb />If there is any thing you would wish to know in\r\n            <lb />her Case I have omitted, I hope you will mention\r\n            <lb />it. The great Distance she is from me, (about 15 Miles\r\n            <lb />prevents me seeing her so often as I would wish\r\n            <lb />otherwise I would have given you a more\r\n            <lb />accurate Detail of her Disease --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Sometime ago I drew out the Case of a young\r\n            <lb />Girl a friend of M<sup>r.</sup> Braidwoods which was delivered\r\n            <lb />to you by him &amp; I had your Idea of it. In case\r\n            <lb />you have forgot it, it will perhaps bring it to\r\n            <lb />your Remembrance by mentioning that it was\r\n            <lb />remarkable for the <symptom n=\"12\">Quickness of the Inspirations\r\n            <lb />and Respirations</symptom> -- She is now in the very\r\n            <lb />same state, and seems no ways worn out with\r\n            <lb />her Disease --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am with the greatest respect\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Doctor\r\n                <lb />Your most obedient\r\n                <lb />humble servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>W Grieve</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                Peebles 22 May \r\n                <lb />1775\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen ---\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Greive\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />Miss Tweedie\r\n                <lb />Vol. 4. p.2.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1140, 3, '2013-01-04 16:49:26', 63),
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Now fully persuaded\r\n<lb />that her principal ailment is a topical affection <bodypart n=\"53\">near the extremiÂ¬\r\n<lb />ty of the Rectum</bodypart> and it appears that the state of this has a\r\n<lb />considerable influence on the affection of <bodypart n=\"1\"> the head </bodypart>. Our attention\r\n<lb />must be therefore, chiefly to the <bodypart n=\"53\">Rectum</bodypart> &amp; in the first place,\r\n<lb /><action n=\"21\">Laxatives</action> must be constantly employed. All must be liable\r\n<lb />to irritate &amp; we must give the mildest. None of those I formerly\r\n<lb />proposed seem to be proper. If the <ingredient n=\"34\">fl. sulph.</ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> you are now emÂ¬\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />ploying answer the purpose, it is well and I would employ no\r\n        <lb />other; but if you find it proper to employ another let it be\r\n        <lb />the <ingredient n=\"28\">Oleum ricini</ingredient>, well mixed <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"288\">a little rum</ingredient> to make it sit\r\n        <lb />well on the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>. 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Let\r\n        <lb />the <choice><abbr>ointmt</abbr><expan>ointment</expan></choice> be prepared <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"209\">suet &amp; axunge</ingredient> alone &amp; to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> ordinary\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>ointm<sup>t</sup>.</abbr><expan>ointment</expan></choice> of the <choice><abbr>Dispens.</abbr><expan>Dispensary</expan></choice> add equal part of <ingredient n=\"209\">Axunge</ingredient> &amp; let\r\n        <lb />this weak <choice><abbr>ointm<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>ointment</expan></choice> be used first &amp; I allow you to take it\r\n        <lb />stronger if you see cause, safety &amp; cc. I am persuaded that\r\n        <lb />if a little of this or a mild oil could be introduced at going\r\n        <lb />to bed it might obviate her distress. 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Being\r\n            <lb />however free for two days from <bodypart n=\"21\">heat</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"28\">sweatings</bodypart>,\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />and <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom>, from <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom> also or much uneasyness\r\n            <lb />of any kind, passing the nights well, her <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />moist &amp; a sediment in her Urine, I gave her the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"22\">Valerian</ingredient> to relieve her <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom>, tho\' there\r\n            <lb />was still a <symptom n=\"15\">frequency in her pulse</symptom>. 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You will excuse my\r\n            <lb />being so particular, as it will give great satisfaction\r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb />to M<sup>rs</sup> Baillie &amp; her friends that they know she is\r\n            <lb />going on by your Directions. I always am with great\r\n            <lb />regard\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir your most <choice><abbr>ob<sup>t</sup> servt</abbr><expan>obedient servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>John Alves</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor Will<sup>m.</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb />in Edinburgh.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Alves <choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Baillie\r\n                <lb />May 3<sup>d</sup> 1777\r\n                <lb />Vol. VII p.21\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1400, 3, '2012-12-29 15:25:30', 50),
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I never expected that your case was to be sudÂ¬\r\n    <lb />denly relieved and I think you have made as much progress\r\n    <lb />I could <add place=\"above\">have</add> expected. Your walking firmer &amp; \r\n     your urine passing\r\n    <lb />more freely are promising appearances. Any <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> from\r\n    <lb />the <treatment n=\"4\">blisters</treatment> will be soon recovered but I will not bid you\r\n    <lb />repeat them for some weeks to come unless there should be\r\n    <lb />what I do not expect some return of your symptoms. In the\r\n    <lb />meantime you may <add place=\"above\">now</add> try the warm bathing. At first it will\r\n    <lb />be enough for <add place=\"above\">you</add> to go into a vessel in which the water will rise\r\n      <lb />no <del>other</del> higher than the \r\n     <bodypart n=\"48\">pit of the Stomach</bodypart> &amp; you will please\r\n       <lb />to observe the other directions I formerly gave you &amp; after you\r\n       <lb />have tried it two or three times I beg you will let me know\r\n       <lb />the effects of it. You will please at the same time to conÂ¬\r\n       <lb />tinue all the other remedies I have advised. In bathing\r\n     \r\n    <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        \r\n       <lb />I wish particularly to know what effect it has on the\r\n       <lb /><symptom n=\"71\">confusion of your <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></symptom>. \r\n       I think it is very indifferent\r\n       <lb />whether you employ Salt water or fresh &amp; therefore I think\r\n       <lb />you need keep your Summer lodging merely for the purpose\r\n       <lb />of being near the Sea. The letter you intended to have\r\n       <lb />come to Edinburgh before your self did come at length but\r\n       <lb />not till the day after you was gone. I am with great \r\n<lb />regard\r\n     \r\n      </p>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n <closer>\r\n     \r\n     <salute>\r\n         \r\n         <lb />Dear Sir\r\n         <lb />your most obedient humble servant\r\n     \r\n     \r\n     </salute>\r\n     \r\n  <signed>William Cullen</signed> \r\n     \r\n     <dateline>\r\n         <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 28<sup>th</sup> April\r\n         <lb /><u>1781</u>\r\n         \r\n     \r\n     </dateline>\r\n    \r\n     \r\n </closer>   \r\n\r\n</div>\r\n\r\n</body>\r\n', 126, 2, '2013-06-12 17:59:02', 31),
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The contiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nuance indeed of this ailment may give suspicion of a\r\n            <lb />more permanent course, but we know many instances\r\n            <lb />of persons whose <bodypart n=\"9\">throats</bodypart> are affected by <condition n=\"13\">cold</condition> only and who\r\n            <lb />are almost never free from some <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> or <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        \r\n            <lb />and especially when such persons are negligent\r\n            <lb />with respect to <condition n=\"13\">cold</condition> &amp; otherwise living very freely as\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> H seems to have done.\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />To all these considerations we would join\r\n            <lb />this that there has not been any <symptom n=\"43\">ulcerations</symptom> in the\r\n            <lb />usual place, the <bodypart n=\"92\">tonsils</bodypart>; and that the present seat\r\n            <lb />of them is not only unusual but there appearance\r\n            <lb />us not of the common <condition n=\"20\">venereal</condition> kind.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />All this makes us doubt of the nature of\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> H<sup>s</sup> <add place=\"above\">present</add> complaints. but still we are uncertain\r\n            <lb />&amp; he\' should proceed in some measure as if they were\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"20\">Venereal</condition>.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />He should <unclear>moderately</unclear> employ some <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />but as his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp;c are so irritable, not\r\n            <lb />internally; but by <unclear>injection</unclear> till its effects are\r\n            <lb />evident in his <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>. these effects should be very\r\n            <lb />moderate but continued for some time, tosee how\r\n            <lb />fair the are capable of affecting the <symptom n=\"114\">sore in the\r\n            <lb />roof of his <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart></symptom> - but we say no more on this as\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> J. 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No evidence of <condition n=\"39\">worms</condition>, therefore no <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> to be\r\n        <lb />ordered for them. But in the <condition n=\"40\">Chorea</condition> it is usefull to keep the \r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"82\">Primae viae</bodypart> clear and therefore sometimes a <treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment> &amp; more frequently\r\n        <lb />a <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> may be necessary - the remedy I would advise just\r\n        <lb />now is the <ingredient n=\"146\">Cuprum Ammoniacum</ingredient> or the <ingredient n=\"205\">Pilula Caeruleae</ingredient>\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>P. E.</abbr><expan>Pharmacopoeia Edimburgensis</expan></choice> 1774. It <del>be</del> may be proper to begin with half a pill or if\r\n        <lb />the Boy cannot swallow a small pill, let him have a quarter\r\n        <lb />of a grain in any other form. If his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> do not bear this\r\n        <lb />without much sickness or <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom>; the Dose must be still further\r\n        <lb />diminished, but afterwards whatever dose he has begun with\r\n        <lb />should be gradually increased to what his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> can bear.\r\n        <lb />When the dose is adapted Let him take it every night and\r\n        <lb />morning. I depend upon this remedy for getting the better of\r\n        <lb />the disease, but in case, before this remedy has had time to\r\n        <lb />produce its effects, the Symptoms should become violent\r\n        <lb />they must be treated by <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> or by <ingredient n=\"31\">Musk</ingredient> &amp; the doses\r\n        <lb />of the <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> or its preparations must be large or increased\r\n        <lb />as the Symptoms may require. 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B.</opener>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />this gentlemans ailments, commonly obstinate, but time &amp; pains will\r\n            <lb />do a great deal to relieve <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>him</expan></choice>. I have prescribed two remedies <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I have \r\n            <lb />often found effectuall. The one is in pills, 2 or 3 every <choice><abbr>n<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>night</expan></choice> at bed time.\r\n            \r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The other is in powders of which he is to take one in a little currant\r\n            <lb />jelly or water berry every forenoon. These <choice><abbr>med<sup>.s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> to continued only for\r\n            <lb />a <choice><abbr>fortn<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>fortnight</expan></choice> at a time &amp; then laid aside for another fortnight. 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Strengtening Mixture a table spoonfull or two to be taken\r\n                <lb />after every loose stool -\r\n                \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take about a drachm of <ingredient n=\"97\">powder of Terra Japonica</ingredient> and <unclear>Cinnam. contus.</unclear>; \r\n                    one ounce of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient> and three ounces of boiling water - \r\n                    Dig. shake for three hours, then pour, and add the poured liquid to about one ounce of water spirit of cinnamon and diacodium, \r\n                    and mix with eighty drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">Thebaic Tincture</ingredient> \r\n                    Label: Strengtening Mixture a table spoonfull or two to be taken after every loose stool -\r\n                \r\n                </reg>\r\n                 \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />21<sup>st</sup> <choice><abbr>Aug<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 1776.\r\n                \r\n            </dateline> \r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n</body>', 3909, 3, '2014-02-20 17:15:37', 258),
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I have much disposed to imput<unclear>e</unclear>\r\n            <lb />a great deal to the hurts mentioned and\r\n            <lb />particularly to the edge of the Door. But\r\n            <lb />I must own that it may not be quite\r\n            <lb />safe to suppose that the <symptom n=\"63\">swellings</symptom> depend\r\n            <lb />entirely upon an external cause. It will I\r\n            <lb />think be prudent to suspect and take precauÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tions against any <symptom n=\"18\">toumour</symptom> the body may\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />be disposed to. The clean and tight constitution\r\n            <lb />that is alledged may presume that a disposition\r\n            <lb />is not great and had it not been for the exterÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nal violence it might never have appeared\r\n            <lb />But I have too often known a latent <symptom n=\"18\">toumour</symptom>\r\n            <lb />first discovered by an external hurt and the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"18\">knot</symptom> as it is called on the <bodypart n=\"17\">left \r\n                <lb />leg</bodypart> will not allow me to be so far without\r\n            <lb />suspicion as to prevent my advising precauÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tions which may be neglected on another\r\n            <lb />supposition. I proceed therefore to my\r\n            <lb />advice first with regard to the management\r\n            <lb />of the <symptom n=\"18\">Toumours</symptom>. According to the latest\r\n            <lb />account the <symptom n=\"18\">Tumour</symptom> on the <bodypart n=\"17\">left leg</bodypart> seems alreaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />dy to have matter in it and therefore there\r\n            <lb />is no room for thinking of Discussion and\r\n            <lb />at the same <del>n</del> time as there is no <symptom n=\"62\">inflammatÂ¬\r\n                <lb />ion</symptom> nor <symptom n=\"83\">change of colour upon the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart></symptom>\r\n            <lb />it appears that the <symptom n=\"42\">suppuration</symptom> may be\r\n            <lb />very slow. While this is the case I find no\r\n            <lb />benefit in urging the <symptom n=\"42\">suppuration</symptom> by\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"23\">warm emollient poultices</treatment> I think it is\r\n            <lb />enough\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />to lay on a soft <treatment n=\"4\">plaister</treatment> and to leave the\r\n            <lb />process to Nature Even tho some softness\r\n            <lb />and fluctuation is perceived I never apply\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"23\">Poultices</treatment> till an evident pointing and <symptom n=\"83\">redness\r\n                <lb />of the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart></symptom> shews the matter nearer at hand\r\n            <lb />I must observe also that these slow <symptom n=\"18\">Tumours</symptom>\r\n            <lb />are rather the worse for being soon opened and\r\n            <lb />it is commonly as well to let them break of\r\n            <lb />themselves. All this is said especially with\r\n            <lb />respect to the <symptom n=\"18\">Lump</symptom> on the middle of the outside\r\n            <lb />of the <bodypart n=\"17\">right leg</bodypart>, and upon the supposition of its\r\n            <lb />getting matter in it I hope the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> on the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"23\">ancle</bodypart> is not in the same train but if before this\r\n            <lb />comes to hand there should be the same appearanÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ces of matter forming in it it must be treated\r\n            <lb />in the same manner as above. With regard to\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> on the <bodypart n=\"24\">foot</bodypart>. I am confident that it\r\n            <lb />neither has nor ever will have matter in it as\r\n            <lb />I take it to be merely a symptom in consequence\r\n            <lb />of the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> at the <bodypart n=\"23\">ancle</bodypart> and when this either\r\n            <lb />discussed or <symptom n=\"42\">suppurated</symptom> I expect the <symptom n=\"63\"><subst><del><illegible l=\"3\" /></del><add place=\"above\">sw</add></subst>elling</symptom>\r\n            <lb />of the <bodypart n=\"24\">foot</bodypart> will disappear.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I now take another and more agreable supposition\r\n            <lb />that all the <symptom n=\"63\">swellings</symptom> are capable of being disÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cussed without any <symptom n=\"42\">suppuration</symptom> and if even\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> on the <bodypart n=\"17\">right leg</bodypart> when this comes\r\n            <lb />to hand does not more distinctly shew the appÂ¬\r\n            <lb />earance of matter in it I would even treat it\r\n            <lb />with the application ordered below. I hope\r\n            <lb />more certainly the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> of the <bodypart n=\"23\">ancle</bodypart> will adÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mit of it and I depend upon it for discussing\r\n            <lb />the little <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> that this threatens the <bodypart n=\"17\">left leg</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />In short the <action n=\"41\">Discutient</action> Liquor ordered below\r\n            <lb />is found by all our late experience to be the most\r\n            <lb />effectual means of discussing all such slow\r\n            <lb />and indolent <symptom n=\"18\">Tumours</symptom> as those of M<sup>r</sup> Laing\r\n            <lb />seem to be It may even be applied in Doubtfull\r\n            <lb />cases that is where there is a suspicion of a\r\n            <lb />Tendency to matter in the part and it is only\r\n            <lb />necessary to abstain from it when there is no\r\n            <lb />longer any Doubt of matters being already in\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"18\">Tumours</symptom>. In case any of these <symptom n=\"18\">Tumours</symptom> should\r\n            <lb />come to break I am desired to mention the proper\r\n            <lb />Dressing and I willingly do so I am lucky at\r\n            <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            <lb />present some quantity of the ointment which M<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb />Broughton at London employs with great success for\r\n            <lb />many tedious <symptom n=\"131\">sores</symptom> and some of it shall be sent\r\n            <lb />North with proper Directions along with M<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb />Laing If when the <symptom n=\"131\">sores</symptom> break they shall discharge\r\n            <lb />a well conditioned matter I hope they shall soon\r\n            <lb />heal up again and require only a very simple\r\n            <lb />dressing but if the matter happens not to be of a\r\n            <lb />very good kind and therefore the <symptom n=\"131\">sores</symptom> shew little\r\n            <lb />disposition to heal it will be proper to dress them\r\n            <lb />with <ingredient n=\"294\">yellow Basilicon</ingredient> <add place=\"above\">mixed</add> with more or less of <ingredient n=\"2\">red\r\n            <lb />precipitate</ingredient>. But this <add place=\"above\">is</add> only till M<sup>r</sup> Laing <unclear>arrives</unclear>\r\n            <lb />with the other ointment I have now only to add\r\n            <lb />what it will mend the young Gentlemans habit\r\n            <lb />in case it appears that any part of the Disease\r\n            <lb />depends on that and I advise what I hope is\r\n            <lb />necessary but I know to be safe tho it should not\r\n            <lb />I have ordered a solution of salts below of which\r\n            <lb />he is to take a spoonfull or two in a muc<add place=\"above\">t</add>kin\r\n            <lb />of spring water every morning he is to take <add place=\"above\">it</add> at\r\n            <lb />three or four Draughts at the Interval of an\r\n            <lb />hour between each, but so that the <del>half</del> whole\r\n            <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n            <lb />of it may be taken half an hour or more before breakÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fast Let it be observed that the purpose of this soÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lution is to keep the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> regular but without\r\n            <lb />purging and therefore the Dose does either more\r\n            <lb />or less it must accordingly be diminished or increaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sed. 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Tea &amp; Coffee are both bad for\r\n            <lb />him only if very fond of the first he may have\r\n            <lb />a little very weak. I observe that the young\r\n            <lb />Gentlemans Ailments prevent his having any\r\n            <lb />exercise but this is to the prejudice of his health\r\n            <lb />I wish he could get some fresh air <add place=\"above\">and exercise</add> in some shape\r\n            <lb />or other the Best will be in a carriage in which\r\n            <lb />he need not hang down his <bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart> when this cannot\r\n            <lb />be had he may be the better for a <treatment n=\"51\">chamber\r\n            <lb />horse</treatment> within Doors\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W: C:</signed>\r\n            <dateline>24<sup>th</sup> March 1774</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"8\" />\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Malcolm Laing</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq: Rosar.</ingredient> â„¥viij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"120\">Sacchar. Saturn</ingredient> Ê’i\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"318\">Acet Distillat</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb />Solve et per chartam cola\r\n                    <lb />Signa <action n=\"41\">Discutient Liquor.</action> A fourfold linnen\r\n                    <lb /><treatment n=\"49\">compress</treatment> to be Dipped in this and applied the part\r\n                    <lb />affected several times a day.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take eight ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose Water</ingredient>,\r\n                    one drachm of <ingredient n=\"120\">Sugar of Lead</ingredient>, and\r\n                    half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"318\">Acet. Distillat.</ingredient>.\r\n                    Dissolve and strain through paper. Label: <action n=\"41\">Discutient Liquor</action>. 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One two or three table\r\n                    <lb />spoonfulls to be taken in a muchkin of spring\r\n                    <lb />water every morning\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"95\">Glauber\'s Salts</ingredient>,\r\n                    one ounce of <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient>,\r\n                    half an ounce apiece of <ingredient n=\"222\">Spanish sea-salt</ingredient>\r\n                    and <ingredient n=\"93\">polychrest salts</ingredient>, and a pint of spring water.\r\n                    Dissove and strain through towelling. Label: Saline solution. 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As her <symptom n=\"34\">fever</symptom> has <unclear>rialth</unclear> Increassed\r\n            <lb />with the <symptom n=\"21\">Burning Heat</symptom> over all her <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart> and her <bodypart n=\"2\">Tongue</bodypart>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"51\">Dry &amp; Parched</symptom>, <add place=\"above\">even foul</add>, so that I am hopefull this Descreptein with\r\n            <lb />what M<sup>r</sup> Jack Discribd yesterday will inable you to come\r\n            <lb />at the Root of her Desease --- She thinks if <unclear><add place=\"above\">the</add></unclear> Ball in\r\n            <lb />her <bodypart n=\"9\">Throat</bodypart> (which M<sup>r</sup> Jack Calls Histerick) was removed\r\n            <lb />Her Appetite &amp; Health wou\'d return, pray forward the \r\n            <lb />Express <unclear>adeiu</unclear> in hast.\r\n            <lb />She thinks all her Ilness proceeds \r\n            <lb />from the Ball in her <bodypart n=\"9\">Throat</bodypart> that gives such Pain, then <unclear>was</unclear> Delicat\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir Assuredly \r\n                <lb />yours\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                <lb />Alex Inglis\r\n            </signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Docter William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician in\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edegh</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Inglis\r\n                <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Crawford\r\n                <lb />March 1777\r\n                <lb />Vvi - p. 112\r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1380, 3, '2013-12-21 15:41:07', 94);
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To gaurd against cold - A flannel Shirt next his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> &amp;\r\n            <lb />&amp; a waistcoat of the same in Winter - his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> to be kept\r\n            <lb />always warm &amp; dry - he should lodge in a large chamber\r\n            <lb />but it should not be cold - to avoid all damp &amp; wet or \r\n            <lb />sitting in a stream of air, He should not go abroad when it\r\n            <lb />is cold wet or foggy.\r\n        </p>\r\n            \r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n         <p>\r\n            <lb />3. His diet of a middle kind neither full nor low but incliÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ning rather to the last. - He may take a bit of light meat at\r\n            <lb />dinner, but moderately &amp; he should take no kind of animal\r\n            <lb />food at Supper. - No roots or greens that he knows to prove \r\n            <lb />windy on his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> Potatoes is one of the safest.\r\n            <lb />his best diet &amp; most frequently to be used is Milk &amp; grain\r\n         </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4. His ordinary drink, toast water - all strong drink dangeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rous, the safest will be a little Madeira or Redport well\r\n            <lb />diluted with water. Punch both on account of the\r\n            <lb />Lemon &amp; Spirits is <del>quite<add place=\"above\">not</add></del> safe.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />5. To go to bed by times &amp; to get up pretty early\r\n            <lb />except when the <condition n=\"14\">Asthma</condition> has prevented sleep in the\r\n            <lb />forepart of the night.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <head>\r\n            <lb />For M<sup>r</sup> Allen.\r\n        </head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥iij <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">Syr. e ros. sicc</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"315\">Spir<sup>t</sup> Vitriol. ten:</ingredient>\r\n                <lb />aa â„¥Å¿s â„³ S. <action n=\"19\">Pect. 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No <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> can do.\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"113\">bitters</ingredient> will do harm. The only plan is to <u>palliate</u>\r\n            <lb />by <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient>, brandy, <unclear><choice><abbr>amusem<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>amusement</expan></choice></unclear> exercise, <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> 2 first as little\r\n            <lb />&amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> 2 last as <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> as possible -- &amp; at <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same time a Regimen.\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> should be ex media materia. 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During <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice>, be in constant exercise\r\n            <lb />on horseback if you can, if not; in a carriage.\r\n            <lb />Tho constant let it be moderate. A journey. Spend\r\n            <lb />your winters in a <choice><abbr>South:</abbr><expan>Southern</expan></choice> climate. Every where avoid\r\n            <lb />Cold. warmly cloathed never changing. particularly\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>. 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Large <action n=\"18\">evacuaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tions</action> of any kind, improper, but <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"38\">bilious state</symptom> of your\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> use of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> will require frequent\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"21\">laxatives</action> to keep regular &amp; even open. No <condition n=\"20\">venereÂ¬\r\n            <lb />al affection</condition>, <choice><abbr>y<sup>re</sup>fore</abbr><expan>therefore</expan></choice> from <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> or any other consideration can\r\n            <lb />see no use for <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> in any shape.\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 26 <choice><abbr>Aug.</abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 1776</dateline>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n            <handShift />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Is just now married to a young lady aged 17<note>Dr Thomas Dolman\'s first wife had died in 1770 - leaving at least six children - and he had just married Elizabeth Warren of York as his second wife. 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Take a Phial <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> will hold four ounces &amp;\r\n<lb />a little more, put into it, 4 ounces of <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice>\r\n<lb /><illegible w=\"1\"/> &amp; along <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n<lb />it a full <del>double</del> tablespoonful of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> best double Rum;\r\n<lb />&amp; <illegible w=\"1\"/> you are to use <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Oil shake <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Phial very well\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Rum may be equally Mixed., then pour <unclear>on it</unclear>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> dose &amp; Swallow it immediately. 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The <ingredient n=\"28\"><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Castor</expan></choice> Oil</ingredient> requires\r\n            <lb />no particular regimen &amp; neither change of diet nor\r\n            <lb />confinement. <choice><abbr>Y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Your</expan></choice> dose of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> is\r\n            <lb />very moderate but I hope you shall soon\r\n            <lb />have no occasion for it at all. <choice><abbr>Y<sup>rs</sup></abbr><expan>Yours</expan></choice> &amp;cc\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>W. 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Diet much as before\r\n            <lb />tho with Eggs, Cheese salted or high seasoned food\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />No meat Suppers. -- At dinner any plain\r\n            <lb />light meat, filling up with light soup <choice><abbr>pudg.</abbr><expan>pudding</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />&amp; some <choice><abbr>veg<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>vegetables</expan></choice> -- avoiding the flatulent &amp; colder\r\n            <lb />kinds -- Ripe fruit moderately. but the days\r\n            <lb />she takes the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"17\">water</ingredient> to purge her, she should take\r\n            <lb />no fruit &amp; very little Vegetables. -\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />No Malt liquor. 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If we can\r\n            <lb />carry her thro\' that I hope a great deal may be done\r\n            <lb />in the Spring and Summer. At present all we can\r\n            <lb />attempt, is inveterating and relieving her from her Symptoms.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For this purpose you seem to have done a great\r\n            <lb />deal and some of your measures must still be conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tinued particulary the <ingredient n=\"14\">Paregoric</ingredient> or <action n=\"34\">Anodyne</action> at\r\n            <lb />night, taking care to employ a gentle <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> as\r\n            <lb />occasion may require to obviate <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>, but \r\n            <lb />your <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> should go no further.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When the weather allowed of it, Exercise on horseback\r\n            <lb />or in a Carriage was very proper, but at present in\r\n            <lb />the going abroad she is more likely to get harm from\r\n            <lb />cold than benefit from Exercise. You must be\r\n            <lb />contented with what Exercise she can bear within\r\n            <lb />doors on a <unclear>Spring deal or box</unclear>. I am sorry that She\r\n            <lb />has been obliged to give up the Asses Milk, as it\r\n            <lb />is possible, that a little Spirit or Testaceous powder\r\n            <lb />might reconcile her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> to it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It will be very proper to continue her Diet of Milk\r\n            <lb />and Vegetables, but the latter should be mostly\r\n            \r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />of the farinaceous kind <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> very little roots or greens.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Now <del>wh</del>in the Winter Season I would allow her\r\n            <lb />frequently a bit of Chicken. The <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> in the <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />should be continued and if the pain of the <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />becomes urgent a piece of <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> may be applied \r\n            <lb />to the Part.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Whither she is at present taking any <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> I cannot\r\n            <lb />tell by your Letter, but must say that it is a medicine\r\n            <lb />I cannot approve of. For moderating the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> the \r\n            <lb /><action n=\"34\">Anodyne</action> is chiefly to be depended on, but you\r\n            <lb />may get some benefit from a <ingredient n=\"49\" t=\"31\">Linctus made of \r\n            <lb />good Rob. Sambuci</ingredient> and Mucilage made of\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"75\">gum Arabic</ingredient> made according to the last Dispensatory\r\n            <lb />mixing the two well together.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For healing the <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart> internally, the following I\r\n            <lb />can recommend as the most probable.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž Folior.\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"6\">tussilage.</ingredient> <unclear>Suc.</unclear> â„¥; Coque ex Aq. â„”ij ad â„”j addendo Sub\r\n                    <lb />finem <ingredient n=\"121\">Extract. glycyrrhiz.</ingredient> Æ·ij Colu et Signa <action n=\"19\">Pectoral\r\n                    <lb />Decoction</action> two table spoonfulls to be taken four\r\n                    <lb />times a day.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take an ounce of juice of <ingredient n=\"6\">tussilago</ingredient> leaves; cook it in water between two and one pounds; \r\n                    at the end add two drachms of <ingredient n=\"121\">liquorice extract</ingredient>, Drain and Label: <action n=\"19\">Pectoral\r\n                    Decoction</action> wo table spoonfulls to be taken four times a day.                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Wishing you <unclear>heartily</unclear> Success\r\n                <lb />I am your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t.</sup> Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient Servant</expan></choice> \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r:</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 30<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r:</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1776</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />In case it should be necessary to shew my Letter to M<sup>rs</sup> Boyd, I have\r\n            <lb />reserved this bit of paper, to say that I think the case is very desperate\r\n            <lb />&amp; that a fatal Issue may be expected very soon. In the mean time I have\r\n            <lb />endeavoured what I think was likely to give relief and to make     \r\n            <lb />her passage as easy as it may be.\r\n        </postscript>\r\n     </div>\r\n</body>', 3960, 2, '2013-09-24 15:01:13', 95),
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Avoid <choice><abbr>ev.thing</abbr><expan>everything</expan></choice> in Diet or Exercise that can irritate these parts.\r\n            <lb />do never retain urine long, nor yield to every slight call. 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The event must turn much upon\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> effect of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> has been so considerable of late; but\r\n                <lb />there is no advising at a distance in a case <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> ma<del>n</del>y be changÂ¬\r\n                <lb />ing daily. If <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> remissions are very considerable, I should\r\n                <lb />have no objections to your giving <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>, but I think it\r\n                <lb />does no service in small quantities &amp; if you give it large\r\n                <lb />by a trial or two will determine <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> propriety of employÂ¬\r\n                <lb />ing it. I think you have <treatment n=\"4\">blistered</treatment> enough &amp; I should now do\r\n                <lb />nothing more in <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> way <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> keeping <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"11\">issue</treatment> on his <bodypart n=\"15\">hand</bodypart>\r\n                <lb />head open. I think there is nothing more likely to be of\r\n                <lb />service to him <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> moderate <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> while his <symptom n=\"34\">FeÂ¬\r\n                <lb />verish<symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom></symptom> continue should be by <action n=\"21\">cooling Laxatives</action>. \r\n                <lb />Wishing you heartily success. --\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>I am - &amp;<sup>c</sup> ---- </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 3919, 3, '2013-10-23 17:22:27', 32),
(1062, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c3920\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:3920] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous / Regarding: Miss Milmer (Patient), Major Sinclair (Patient) / 6 September 1776 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Luca Guariento</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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Hope she has increased it since <del>g</del> &amp;\r\n            <lb />has had better effects &amp; in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> mean time I think it of <choice><abbr>g<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>great</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>conseq.</abbr><expan>consequence</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> it\r\n            <lb />seems to go by Urine. Unless something happen I know not of<del>f</del> she\r\n            <lb />should continue at Harrigate for <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> month of <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> at least.\r\n  \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The Major will be the better of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"30\">eruption</symptom>. It is probably\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />owing to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> water &amp; Major besides drinking may take a bath on\r\n            <lb />two with advantage. I am happy to hear <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> you bore your\r\n            <lb />journey so well and I believe it has been the occasion of your disÂ¬\r\n            <lb />charging so much <symptom n=\"32\">gravel</symptom>. Indifferent whether you drink <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />water or not but in case of <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>, it is as good a <action n=\"21\">laxative</action>\r\n            <lb />as any. Of most <choice><abbr>conseq.</abbr><expan>consequence</expan></choice> is moderate exercise -\r\n\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 6<sup>th.</sup> 1776</dateline>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 3920, 2, '2013-10-14 11:27:55', 100),
(1063, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c3921\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:3921] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr / Regarding: Mr John Henderson (Patient) / 9 September 1776 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Luca Guariento</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2013-08-15\">15 August 2013</date> Last updated by Jenny Bann</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2012-12-27\">27 December 2012</date> XML file created by Luca Guariento</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n        \r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Henderson.</head>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />No internal <choice><abbr>Med.</abbr><expan>Medicine</expan></choice> can be of service. But his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> must\r\n            <lb />be kept <choice><abbr>reg<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice> by a <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurial <action n=\"24\">Purgative</action></ingredient> from time to time.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The <treatment n=\"39\">rubbing with flannel</treatment> to be continued. Only in the <choice><abbr>morng.</abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />&amp; should be from below upwards. - gentle but continued for\r\n            <lb />10 or 15 minutes. If the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> shall be discussed it will\r\n            <lb />be better to employ a <treatment n=\"18\">flesh brush</treatment> than flannel\r\n\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment> may be tried with caution - to be applied to\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart> separately. the circuit not to be made\r\n            <lb />thro his body &amp; not to go near his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>. - At first moderÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rate but afterwards according to the effects increasing it.\r\n            \r\n        </p>     \r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 9<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><u>1776</u>\r\n            \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 3921, 2, '2013-08-15 15:32:57', 45),
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It is both <action n=\"21\">LaxaÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />tive</action> and Duretic &amp; he should take it to what qty his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n                    <lb />and <bodypart n=\"66\">guts</bodypart> will bear - Every dose of this Electy. may be\r\n                    <lb />washed down with two table spoonfulls of the following\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take two drachms of <ingredient n=\"10\">powdered jalop</ingredient>, \r\n                    two ounces of <ingredient n=\"45\">powdered Crystal tartar</ingredient>, \r\n                    one drachm of <ingredient n=\"17\">Nutmeg</ingredient>,\r\n                    half an ounce of Lenitive Electuary  \r\n                    one ounce of <ingredient n=\"76\">the best Manna</ingredient> and \r\n                    boiling water, required for the dissolution of the manna, and make into a soft Linctus. \r\n                    Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient Electuary</action>. A tea spoonfull for a dose several\r\n                    times a day, at the interval of two or three hours. It is both <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> \r\n                    and Duretic &amp; he should take it to what quantity his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n                    and <bodypart n=\"66\">guts</bodypart> will bear - Every dose of this Electuary may be\r\n                    washed down with two table spoonfulls of the following\r\n                             \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />X â„ž <ingredient n=\"59\">Bacc. junip. opt contus.</ingredient> â„¥ss.\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"106\">Semin. dauc. silvest. contus.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"60\">sinap. integr.</ingredient> â„¥i\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"105\">Rad. allii integr.</ingredient> â„¥ss.\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"59\">Aq. junip comp.<sup>t</sup></ingredient> â„”i\r\n                    <lb />font. â„”ij\r\n                    <lb />Macera horas xxiv et sine expressione cola\r\n                    <lb />Signa Diuretic infusion, two table spoonfulls to be taken after\r\n                    <lb />every dose of the Electuary, or if he cannot take frequent\r\n                    <lb />doses of the Electy or requires some cordial, he may take\r\n                    <lb />this Infusion several other times a day than after the Electy.\r\n  \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"59\">the best crushed Juniper Berries</ingredient>, \r\n                    two drachms of <ingredient n=\"106\">Crushed seeds of wild carrot</ingredient>, \r\n                    one ounce of <ingredient n=\"60\">whole mustard</ingredient>, \r\n                    half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"105\">whole Garlic Root</ingredient>, \r\n                    one pound of <ingredient n=\"59\">Juniper water</ingredient> and \r\n                    two pounds of spring water; \r\n                    Macerate for twenty-four hours and strain without squeezing \r\n                    Label: Diuretic infusion, two table spoonfulls to be taken after \r\n                    every dose of the Electuary, or if he cannot take frequent \r\n                    doses of the Electuary or requires some cordial, he may take \r\n                    this Infusion several other times a day than after the Electuary.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Any stronger <ingredient n=\"2\">Hydragogues</ingredient> would certainly be hurtfull.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />While is so bad he may take any food he <subst><del>chassas</del><add>can</add></subst> only if\r\n            <lb />he has a choice but it be light and dry.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />His <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom> must be quenched one way or other but with as\r\n            <lb />little drink as possible. One of the safest will be gin punch\r\n            <lb />weak and sour.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n        \r\n            <lb />Notable to bear any bodily motion, but if he could be carried to\r\n            <lb />a Chaise a little fresh air &amp; very gently exercise might do\r\n            <lb />him service. ---\r\n        \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>15<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1776</dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 3922, 3, '2013-11-29 12:09:52', 100),
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No meat at supper. but take\r\n            <lb />Barley, rice, or sago. His <choice><abbr>breakf.</abbr><expan>breakfast</expan></choice> Tea &amp; bread &amp; butter as usual.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Ordinary drink, water, <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a little white wine in it. &amp; every day\r\n            <lb />at dinner; may take 2 or 3 glasses of plain wine. Madeira or Sherry\r\n            <lb />are the best. And <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> his grain at <choice><abbr>n<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>night</expan></choice> he may always have 2, 3\r\n            <lb />or 4 spoonfuls of wine. The <choice><abbr>q<sup>ty</sup></abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> of wine must be regulated by his\r\n            <lb />being more or less free from <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom> <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"28\">sweatings</symptom> in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>n<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>night</expan></choice>.\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>W<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>When</expan></choice> very free <choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>se</sup></abbr><expan>these</expan></choice> he may take a glass or two of Porter or strong\r\n            <lb />ale instead of wine.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Upon the journey M<sup>r</sup> A. must be extremely careful to guard\r\n            <lb />against cold. He should not travel in very wet weather. Should\r\n            <lb />not sit in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Chaise <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> side glasses down. Keep his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />always warm &amp; dry. &amp; his bedlinnen always very dry. The <choice><abbr>ailm<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>ailment</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> A. has been chifly troubled of late &amp; the most <unclear>troublesome</unclear>\r\n            <lb />on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> road, is a <symptom n=\"24\">costive habit</symptom>. 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Two or three teaspoonfuls for a dose at bed time. \r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                </choice>\r\n            </recipe>\r\n            \r\n        \r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />But as <choice><abbr>travell<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>travelling</expan></choice> may\r\n            increase the <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> he\r\n            <lb />must adjust <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> dose by his own trials. I advise him also to take\r\n            <lb />some <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor Oil</ingredient> along <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <unclear>being</unclear> compounded as I have directed on\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />the paper apart. It will be right for him to omit <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Elect.</abbr><expan>Electuary</expan></choice> &amp; to take\r\n            <lb />in place of it a tablespoonful or two of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor Oils</ingredient>.\r\n            \r\n            \r\n            \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For some time past, He has taken an <action n=\"34\"><choice><abbr>Anod. dr<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Anodyne Draught</expan></choice></action> at bedtime.\r\n            <lb />but I have of late been gradually diminishing the doses &amp;\r\n            <lb />wish to have it laid aside, hoping his journey will supply\r\n            <lb /><unclear>f</unclear> its place. However take a small Phial of liquid <ingredient n=\"58\">laudanum</ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> him. &amp; in case of want of sleep or pain in his <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>,\r\n            <lb />may take 25 g<sup>tt.</sup> at bedtime.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n          \r\n      <recipe>\r\n            \r\n          <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"28\">Ol. ricin:</ingredient> â„¥iv <ingredient n=\"288\">Sp. sacch. Jam.</ingredient> â„¥i\r\n                    <lb />â„³. S. <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor oil</ingredient> a <choice><abbr>tablespoonf.</abbr><expan>tablespoonful</expan></choice> or two at bedtime. <choice><abbr>shak<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>shaking</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n                    <lb />Phial very well before pouring it out\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take four ounces of <ingredient n=\"28\">Oleum ricini</ingredient> and one ounce of <ingredient n=\"288\">sweet Jamaican rum</ingredient>. Mix.  Label: <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor oil</ingredient>, a tablespoonful or two at bedtime, shaking the \r\n                    phial very well before pouring it out.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n              </choice>\r\n                \r\n                \r\n                \r\n        </recipe>  \r\n        \r\n       \r\n       \r\n        \r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>W. C. </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 21. 1776</dateline>\r\n            \r\n            \r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 3923, 11, '2014-10-15 22:42:01', 171),
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A. â„¥ij\r\n                        <lb />A â„¥ij.\r\n                    </unclear>\r\n\r\n                    <lb /><unclear>J.</unclear> X.<note>These scribbled quantities appear to have been added later. Their significance is obscure.</note>  â„ž <ingredient n=\"12\">Rub. chalyb.</ingredient> pp<sup>tt</sup>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinn. pulv</ingredient> @ gr x.\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacch. alb. duriss.</ingredient> gr xv. â„³. f. Pulv. et f. h. m. dos. N<sup>o</sup> 28.\r\n                    <lb />S. 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Their significance is obscure.</note>\r\n                        \r\n                        Take <ingredient n=\"12\">Mineral water</ingredient>, \r\n                        about ten grains of <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon powder</ingredient> and \r\n                        fifteen grains of <ingredient n=\"50\">the most pure white Sugar</ingredient>. Mix and pulverise  to obtain twenty-eight doses to be used in emergency.\r\n                        Label: Tonic Powders, one to be taken an hour before dinner \r\n                        and the other an hour before supper in a little <ingredient n=\"280\">currant jelly</ingredient>. \r\n                        washing them down with a small cupfull of the following.\r\n                        \r\n                </reg>\r\n                    \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">Pulv. cort. Per.</ingredient> â„¥ss.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take half an ounce of powdered <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian bark</ingredient>\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"64\">Pulv. Sud. Dover.</ingredient> gr xx vel xxv. cum regimine <subst><del>&amp;</del><add place=\"above\">ad</add></subst> sudores <unclear>ii</unclear>\r\n                    <lb />S. Sud. Powder.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take twenty or twenty-five grains of <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers powder</ingredient> according to the sweatings <unclear>ii</unclear>. \r\n                   Label: <action n=\"55\">Sudorific powder.</action>\r\n      \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"45\">Chryst. tart.</ingredient> â„¥i <ingredient n=\"10\">Pulv. e j. comp<sup>t</sup></ingredient> Ê’ij <ingredient n=\"17\">Nuc Mosch. ras.</ingredient> Ê’ss.\r\n                    <lb />Elect. lenitiv. â„¥ss. <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. Elect. tenue.\r\n                    <lb />a tea <choice><abbr>sp</abbr><expan>spoon</expan></choice>full <del>of</del> or two for a dose\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystal tartar</ingredient>, two drachms of powdered <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalop</ingredient>, half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"17\">Nutmeg</ingredient>, \r\n                    half an ounce of lenitive Electuary and add as much <ingredient n=\"172\">symple Syrup</ingredient> as it will be sufficient to make a soft Electuary. \r\n                    Take a teaspoonful or two for a dose.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />If at any time <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> he is to take a dose of the\r\n            <lb />Electuary 4.\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />He should ride as much as possible except on\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"28\">sweating</symptom> days.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Diet: light animal food, broth, pudding; no garden\r\n            <lb />things -- Drink Water - no Malt liquor. &amp; at\r\n            <lb />dinner &amp; supper <del>in few</del> two or three glasses of <unclear>str.</unclear>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n            \r\n\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 3934, 11, '2014-10-15 22:42:40', 136),
(1068, NULL, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n<body>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n        \r\n        <head>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Cullens Cases\r\n            <lb />vol. <del>viii T.</del> T\r\n            \r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Case\r\n            <lb />1<sup>st.</sup> <symptom n=\"48\">Dyspepsia</symptom> - Prescriptions curious.\r\n            <lb />2<sup>nd.</sup> An <symptom n=\"23\">asthenia</symptom>? <handShift />succeeding to <condition n=\"10\">Fever</condition><handShift />\r\n            <lb />3<sup>rd.</sup> <condition n=\"11\">Abortus threatning</condition> of. Directions particular\r\n            <lb />and <u>good</u>\r\n            <lb />4<sup>th.</sup> Minute and curious directions with regard\r\n            <lb />to a course of goat whey.\r\n            <lb />5<sup>th.</sup> Ague and Gravel. was it not a <condition n=\"97\">Stricture</condition>?\r\n            <lb />worth reading.\r\n            <lb />6<sup>th.</sup> <condition n=\"4\">Syphilis</condition>\r\n            <lb />7<sup>th.</sup> A goat whey course\r\n            <lb />8<sup>th.</sup> p.18 <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> <u>Good</u>\r\n            <lb />9<sup>th.</sup> <bodypart n=\"56\">Bladder</bodypart> <u>Good</u>\r\n            <lb />10<sup>th.</sup> <condition n=\"4\">Syphilis</condition>. alterat. course\r\n            <lb />11<sup>th.</sup> <condition n=\"41\">Scrophula</condition>.\r\n            <lb />12<sup>th.</sup> L<sup>d.</sup> J. Clerk. <symptom n=\"48\">Dyspepsia</symptom> <u>good</u> but leaf torn owt\r\n            <lb />13 M<sup>rs.</sup> Napier. <condition n=\"21\">nervous</condition>\r\n            \r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />14<sup>th.</sup> <symptom n=\"48\">Dyspepsia</symptom> <handShift />p.28<handShift />\r\n            <lb />15<sup>th.</sup> <condition n=\"8\">Menorrhagia</condition>. <u>good</u> p.39 Continuation of Case 15<sup>th.</sup>\r\n            <lb />16<sup>th.</sup> <symptom n=\"24\">Obstructed <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart></symptom>. Unimportant. p.3<unclear>5</unclear>\r\n            <lb />17<sup>th.</sup> p.39. <condition n=\"21\">Nervous</condition> or <condition n=\"28\">Hysterie</condition> with <condition n=\"65\">Schirrous</condition> of the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"94\">ovaria</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"34\">uterus</bodypart>. <symptom n=\"63\">Swellings</symptom> mentioned as occurÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ring in the <bodypart n=\"30\">abdomen</bodypart>. Exercise on Horseback\r\n            <lb />or in a carriage. mild Diet &amp; <ingredient n=\"57\">cicuta Pills</ingredient>.\r\n            <lb />18<sub>th.</sub> p.41 <condition n=\"16\"><u>Dropsy</u></condition> <ingredient n=\"25\">Squll</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient>.\r\n            <lb />19<sup>th.</sup> p.43<sup>d</sup> Case not given. <ingredient n=\"113\">Bitters</ingredient>. Unimportant\r\n            <lb />20<sup>th.</sup> p.47<sup>th.</sup> <symptom n=\"48\">Dyspepsia</symptom>. not worthyof a reperusal\r\n            <lb />21<sup>st.</sup> p.48<sup>th.</sup> <symptom n=\"127\">Rheumatism</symptom> with minuter Instructions\r\n            <lb />22<sup>nd</sup> M<sup>rs.</sup> Oswald p.53<sup>d.</sup> <condition n=\"4\">Lues Secondary</condition>. Directions Minute\r\n            <lb />23<sup>d.</sup> M<sup>rs.</sup> Bonnar. <condition n=\"1\">Phtisis</condition> <handShift />p 60<handShift /> \r\n            <lb />24<sup>th.</sup> Directions M<sup>rs.</sup> Penherdon <handShift />p 62<handShift />\r\n            <lb />25<sup>th.</sup> M<sup>r.</sup> Campbell <condition n=\"91\">Nephritis</condition> Alkaline Solution\r\n            <lb />Directions <handShift />p 64<handShift />\r\n            <lb />26<sup>th.</sup> Colonel Napier <handShift />p 66<handShift />\r\n            <lb />27<sup>th.</sup> <symptom n=\"48\">Dyspepsia</symptom> <handShift />p 6<unclear>9</unclear><handShift />\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />28<sup>th</sup> M<sup>r.</sup> Kerr <condition n=\"21\">nervous</condition>. <handShift />71<handShift />\r\n            <lb />29<sup>th</sup> <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> a <u>good</u> letter and a <u>Strong</u>strong opinion <handShift />p 73<handShift />\r\n            <lb />30<sup>th.</sup> M<sup>r.</sup> Currie <condition n=\"91\">Nephritis</condition> <handShift />76<handShift />\r\n            <lb />31<sup>st.</sup> <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition>. an <treatment n=\"11\"><u>Issue</u></treatment>. <handShift />p 78<handShift />\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 5959, 13, '2015-03-20 12:34:18', 68),
(1069, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c3965\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:3965] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / Regarding: Mrs Gordon (Patient) / 11 December 1776 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Vivien Williams</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2013-03-21\">21 March 2013</date> Last updated by Jenny Bann</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2012-12-31\">31 December 2012</date> XML file created by Vivien Williams</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body>\r\n   <div>\r\n       \r\n<pb n=\"1\" />\r\n       \r\n       <head>D<sup>r</sup> Gilchrist <choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>rs</sup> Gordon</head>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb /><unclear><choice><abbr>Plain<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>Plainly</expan></choice></unclear> some <symptom n=\"24\"><bodypart n=\"60\">visceral</bodypart> obstruction</symptom> or <symptom n=\"64\">congestion</symptom> but do not pretend \r\n           <lb />to determine the part affected. I think it unnecessary both because \r\n           <lb />much does not depend on the parts more particularly affected &amp; because\r\n           <lb />wherever it be, does not <add place=\"above\">seem to</add> threaten much danger. &amp; lastly because\r\n           <lb />it seems to yield to your remedies. I could not have thought of any\r\n           <lb />thing more powerful or <choice><abbr>promis<sup>.g</sup> y<sup>n</sup> w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>promising than what</expan></choice> you have employed &amp; would\r\n           <lb />be imprudent in me to interrupt your course when I have noÂ¬\r\n           <lb />thing better to offer. Persist then as you have begun. &amp; \r\n           <lb />let me know the progress &amp; effects.\r\n        </p>\r\n       <closer>\r\n           <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>.r</sup> Dec<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh December</expan></choice> 11 1776</dateline>\r\n           <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n       </closer>\r\n   </div> \r\n</body>', 3965, 2, '2013-03-21 12:15:44', 66),
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Dempster\'s <choice><abbr>ailm<sup>ts.</sup></abbr><expan>ailments</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>cont.</abbr><expan>continue</expan></choice> in one respect so very\r\n            <lb />obstinate. It is well <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> she is so free of her <symptom n=\"127\">Rheumatic complaints</symptom> &amp;\r\n            <lb />perhaps she is more so, <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <condition n=\"8\">menstrual evacuation is so large</condition>. However\r\n            <lb />this if it <choice><abbr>cont.</abbr><expan>continue</expan></choice> must destroy her or break her constitution for life. In <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />mean time I think you have done every thing <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> could properly &amp; I shall\r\n            <lb />see nothing better <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> persisting in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same course. You have found\r\n            <lb />benefit &amp; no inconvenience from <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> use of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"250\">Alum</ingredient> &amp; therefore you\r\n            <lb />may push it still farther &amp; especially by beginning a day or two, beÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fore <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> period come on &amp; continuing it for several days after it come\r\n            <lb />on. The cold bath should be also continued &amp; every day during <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> period\r\n            <lb />she should wash her <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> cold water twice a day. The air\r\n            <lb />of her chamber should be kept constantly very cool. It is to me\r\n            <lb />probable <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> during last period, as <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> weather was extremely cold,\r\n            <lb />her chamber was kept too warm. I am persuaded <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> I mentioned\r\n            <lb />before or <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> your good judgement would suggest it <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> for some\r\n            <lb />days before <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> period is expected, she should stir as little as posÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sible &amp; should keep pretty constantly in a horizontal posture &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />she should keep strictly to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same during <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Evacuation. It is\r\n            <lb />by all these means <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> I hope it may be moderated. I have very\r\n            <lb />little trust in any <action n=\"5\">internal astringent</action> but <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"250\">Alum</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"261\">Elixir of\r\n            <lb />Vitriol</ingredient>. But <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> last may be <choice><abbr>cont<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> an <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">infusion of Bark</ingredient> &amp; I\r\n            <lb />find <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">infusion</ingredient> much better <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"15\">Decoction</ingredient> &amp; particularly if\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"1\">powder of the bark</ingredient> be first triturated in a marble mortar <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />water for half an hour or more &amp; after 8 or 10 hours after <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />infusion <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> liquor is filtrated you will find it both a better\r\n            <lb />impregnation &amp; a more agreable medicine. This is all at\r\n            <lb />present ---\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 9<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Feb.</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1776.</dateline>\r\n      \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 5977, 2, '2013-06-04 14:46:23', 50),
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I am persuaded he owes his life to your <choice><abbr>judgen<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>judgement</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />&amp; courage &amp; I must <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> utmost confidence trust to your discreÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion. Tho this case has been certainly attended with <condition n=\"98\">inflamÂ¬\r\n            <lb />matory Diathesis</condition> &amp; during <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"95\">paroxysm</symptom> with an accumulaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"43\">lungs</bodypart>, I hope you have got the better of both\r\n            <lb />&amp; hope therefore <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> such <treatment n=\"1\">large bleedinga</treatment> will not be again\r\n            <lb />necessary. I hope you may insist upon <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>what</expan></choice> is agreable to your\r\n            <lb />past experience, thence of <ingredient n=\"67\">Antispasmodics</ingredient>. No good much\r\n            <lb />here these ten years except a parcel I ordered a year ago, but\r\n            <lb />you must take what you have. But trust to the <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient>.\r\n            <lb />your doses are still very moderate, bring them near to the\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />time of accession. You are right in thinking <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> <unclear>repetion<supplied>repetition</supplied></unclear>\r\n            <lb />of such remedies, either ineffectual or hurtfull. PeriodiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cal ailments only to be cured by constant repetition of the\r\n            <lb />remedies preventing <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> accession. Your <treatment n=\"4\">blisters</treatment> seem to\r\n            <lb />have been employed faithfully, &amp; time now for an <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment>.\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>W</abbr><expan>With</expan></choice> respect to <action n=\"24\"><choice><abbr>purgat.</abbr><expan>purgatives</expan></choice></action> &amp; diet, as before &amp; so of exercise\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>Wednesday. February 28<sup>th</sup> 1776.</dateline>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 5983, 3, '2013-09-13 15:59:22', 77),
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Go to Spaw with an agreable party.\r\n                <lb />Some <choice><abbr>med<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> may be of use if not long continued. See <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> powders\r\n                <lb />&amp; Infusion below. 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LiÂ¬\r\n                        <lb />quori colato adde <ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">Tinct. aromat.</ingredient> â„¥ij.\r\n                        <lb />Sign. strengthening infusion a small cupfull after every dose\r\n                        <lb />of the powders.\r\n                        \r\n                    </orig>\r\n                        \r\n                    <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                        Take half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"1\">crushed Bark</ingredient>, one drachm of <ingredient n=\"21\">orange peel</ingredient> and one of <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient>. \r\n                        Add two pounds of boiling water. Let it stand for twelve hours, then strain. To this \r\n                        poured liquid add two ounces of <ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">Tinctura aromatica</ingredient>. \r\n                        Label as strengthening infusion. 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Beef tea strong or weak as\r\n            <lb />as circumstances direct, &amp; when nothing else will go down, a bit\r\n            <lb />of spunge biscuit dipped in Madera &amp; water - -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />His constitution he assured <add place=\"above\">me</add> did not bear <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient>, &amp; I avoided <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />tho <symptom n=\"17\">want of sleep</symptom> was sometimes urgent, but I will not be\r\n            <lb />positive that circumstances may not cast up in which they \r\n            <lb />might be necessary.\r\n        </p>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>           \r\n                    <lb />X â„ž <ingredient n=\"38\">Sal. vol. corn. cerv.</ingredient> Æ·j <ingredient n=\"247\">Succ. limon.</ingredient> â„¥iÅ¿s vel q. s. nec tamen amplius  \r\n                    <lb />Effervescentia peracta, adde <ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinnam. simpl.</ingredient> -- <ingredient n=\"107\">rosar.</ingredient> @ â„¥ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"123\">Spir. lavend. comp.</ingredient> Æ·ij <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s.\r\n                    <lb />â„³. 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Solve et cola dein adde\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"68\">Aq. menth. pip.<sup>.t</sup></ingredient> â„¥iij <unclear>Perict.</unclear> Aromat. <ingredient n=\"123\">Sp<sup>.t</sup> lavend. comp.</ingredient> @ Æ·ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"21\">Syr. e cort. aurand.</ingredient> â„¥j <ingredient n=\"38\">Sal. vol. corn. cerv.</ingredient> â„ˆij.\r\n                    <lb />S. Cond. â„³ a tablesp:f. or 2 when the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> is cold or pained.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two drachms of good-quality <ingredient n=\"5\">Asafoetida</ingredient>, four and a half ounces of \r\n                    <ingredient n=\"203\">pennyroyal water</ingredient>. Solve and drain, then add three ounces of \r\n                    <ingredient n=\"68\">peppermint water</ingredient>, aromatic <unclear>perict.</unclear>, \r\n                    <ingredient n=\"123\">compound spirit of lavender</ingredient>; of each two drachms. An ounce of \r\n                    <ingredient n=\"21\">syrup of orange peel</ingredient> and a scruple of <ingredient n=\"38\">spirit of hartshorn</ingredient>.\r\n                    Label: <unclear>Cond.</unclear> Mixture, a tablespoonful or two when the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> is cold or pained.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup> Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh December</expan></choice> 28 1776</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3972, 2, '2013-08-27 14:56:01', 195),
(1084, NULL, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\"><body>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n        \r\n        <head>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Gullielmo Cullen Celeberrimo MedicinÃ¦\r\n            <lb />PracticÃ¦ <choice><abbr>Profess:<sup>ri</sup>.</abbr><expan>Professori</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />\r\n            <lb />Josep.<sup>o</sup> Pazzini Carli Typografus\r\n            <lb />Senensis\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>S: P: D:</abbr><expan>salutem plurimam dicit</expan></choice>\r\n            \r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />\r\n            <lb />Absoluto nunc demum Pubblici Doctoris nostri Pauli MascaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />gni Opere formÃ¢ AtlanticÃ¢ per me edito, quod integrum\r\n            <lb />completitur Vasorum lymphaticorum Sist<del><illegible l=\"3\" /></del>ema quadraginÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ta, et amplius Tabulis exornatum ad tua convolo D:\r\n            <lb />PrÃ¦stantissime, videlicet ad primas MedicinÃ¦  praticÃ¦\r\n            <lb />Lineeis in Italicum versas publici juris faciendas. Nullus\r\n            <lb />apud nos est inter rei MedicÃ¦ Amatores qui te non susÂ¬\r\n            <lb />piciet non deprÃ¦dicet imo etiam in deliciis non habeat, sed\r\n            <lb />pauci sunt, qui AnglicÃ¨ sciant; nec satis frequentia requiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />runtur GallicÃ¦ Versionis exemplaria; censui propterea,\r\n            <lb />rem gratissimam atque utilissimam me facturus ItaliÃ¦ univerÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sÃ¦ si accuratam simulque elegantem interpretis manus sciÂ¬\r\n            <lb />licet Friderici de Rubeis Chirurgi Lucensis mihi compararem,\r\n            <lb />quÃ¦ prÃ¦clarissima sua inventa omnibus propinaret facile\r\n            <lb />degustanda.\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Neque hic ergo conquiescam. Nuperrime accepi a Clarissimo\r\n            <lb />Viro Taurinensi ist hinc digresso D: Audiberti, tibi sub prelo\r\n            <lb />esse aliud medicum opus, quod primis Lineis coronidem\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />imponat, ut arbitror Materiam Medicam. Itaque hanc\r\n            <lb />etiam versum dare lubentissime in me suscipiam, qua de re\r\n            <lb />vehementer te rogo atque obsecro ut statim ac in lucem\r\n            <lb />prodierit, occasionem aliquam nactus exemplar ad me trasmitÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tas Liburnum, quod Petro Filippo Tacchelli ibi commoranti\r\n            <lb />posteri commendare.\r\n            \r\n        </p>  \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Dulcissimum mihi ac per honorificum erit aliquot exemÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plaria versionis cui edendÃ¦ allaboro, vix e Tipis exiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />erint, ad te dono mittere eÃ¢dem Liburni viÃ¢ si quem\r\n            <lb />dignaberis indicare qui tuo nomine illic excipiat.\r\n            <lb />Etiamsi principio constituerim textui tuo nihil addere,\r\n            <lb />in eam deinde Sententiam discendi, ut aliquas breves\r\n            <lb />Notas ad cuiusque  voluminis calcem apponendas curem\r\n            <lb />quÃ¦ Doctrinam relinquant plane intactam, sed eandem\r\n            <lb />eruditione quadam conspergant ut magis magisque eluÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cescat.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Igitur si quid habis qud ultimis voluminibus vel disÂ¬\r\n            <lb />serendum vel inter notas apponendum velis, jucundissimum\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />faceris si quam primum in manus meas per Tabellarius tranÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sf<supplied>ere</supplied>ndas. Futurum spero ut voluntatem erga te meam\r\n            <lb />non dedigneris et me credas ut famÃ¦ tuÃ¦ sic etiam\r\n            <lb />tuorum <choice><abbr>jussuum</abbr><expan>justissimum</expan></choice>, studiosissimum; Valetudinem ex omni parte\r\n            <lb />prosperam ut humanitatis commodo diutius inservias, tibi\r\n            <lb />Deus largiatur.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>Senis die 16: Martii <u>1788</u></dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 6030, 3, '2013-01-08 16:32:10', 103),
(1085, NULL, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"http://cms.cullenproject.ac.uk/prod/cullen_project_v1_foreign.dtd\">\r\n<body>\r\n    \r\n    <choice>\r\n        \r\n        <orig>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n        \r\n        <head>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Vill:</abbr><expan>William</expan></choice> Cullenio Clinico doctissimo, et ExperienÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tissimo.\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>An:</abbr><expan>Antonio</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Jos:</abbr><expan>Josephus</expan></choice> Testa <choice><abbr>Sal: Pl: D.<sup>t</sup>:</abbr><expan>salutem plurimam dicit</expan></choice>\r\n            \r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Quem hesternis diebus De Vitalibus Ã†groÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tantium et Sanorum Periodis Librum typis\r\n            <lb />edidi, eum ad te Vir. Cl:, Audiberti nostri\r\n            <lb />interventu perlatum, his proxime diebus\r\n            <lb />spero.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Si quid scriptum nostrum legeris, quÃ¦so ne\r\n            <lb />obliviscaris, cujus scripta legas. Legis\r\n            <lb />enim scriptum discipuli, et alumni, cui\r\n            <lb />quam multum tu PrÃ¦ceptor gravissime\r\n            <lb />ignoscas, iterum atque iterum invenies.\r\n            <lb />PrÃ¦ceps occasio, vetuit ne quod voluissem,\r\n            <lb />librum tibi sub meliore forma dono\r\n            <lb />darem. Scias tamen me dedisse, quisquis\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />sit, animo erga te obsequentissimo.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Celsissimus Princeps, cujus saluti prÃ¦sum,\r\n            <lb />mirum in modum consilio tuo, et remeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />diis tuis adjutus, fÃ¦licissime hyemem\r\n            <lb />omnem transegit, isque tibi plurimam\r\n            <lb />impartitur salutem.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Vale, et vale diu, Medicorum nostri\r\n                <lb />Ã¦vi decus, tantumque vita vivas,\r\n                <lb />facit D. O. M, quantum te scriptoÂ¬\r\n                <lb />rum tuorum nomine super futurum\r\n                <lb />vix dubito, et me tametsi inscium,\r\n                <lb />sciendi tamen cupidissimum, ama.\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Londini. iv Idiis Mart:\r\n                <lb />Pall Mall n<sup>o.</sup> 61</dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n            \r\n        </orig>\r\n        \r\n        <reg>\r\n            \r\n            <opener>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />To William Cullen, very learned and \r\n                <lb />skilled Physician.\r\n                <lb />Antonio Giuseppe Testa greets you.\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            </opener>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Since in the past days I have published the book\r\n                <lb />On The Vital Rhythms of Diseases and Healthiness,\r\n                <lb />I expect that it will be brought to you by\r\n                <lb />a visit of our illustrious Audiberti\r\n                <lb />in the next few days.\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />If you read our book, I beg you do not\r\n                <lb />forget whose writings you are reading. You read,\r\n                <lb />in fact, a writing from a disciple, and student, to which\r\n                <lb />the more you, authoritative master, would forgive,\r\n                <lb />the more [things to be forgiven] you will find.\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />A fleeting opportunity has denied what I would have wanted,\r\n                <lb />and I would have given to you the book in a better\r\n                <lb />form. Be assured, however, that whatever I have given to you,                \r\n                <lb />I have [given] with the utmost best intention.\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />The honourable prince, whose health I am responsible for,\r\n                <lb />has spent the hole winter happily\r\n                <lb />thanks to your indication and\r\n                <lb />your medicines, and wishes you\r\n                <lb />great health.\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Farewell, and goodbye, honour of the physicians\r\n                <lb />of our age, and may God the almighty grant that, I have no doubt,\r\n                <lb />both the life you will leave, and that of\r\n                <lb />your writings, be long in the future;\r\n                <lb />and please be kind to me: I am ignorant but\r\n                <lb />very desirous of knowing.\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n            <closer>\r\n                \r\n                <dateline>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />London, 10<sup>th.</sup> March\r\n                    <lb />Pall Mall no. 61.\r\n                    \r\n                </dateline>\r\n                \r\n            </closer>\r\n            \r\n        </reg>\r\n        \r\n    </choice>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Will: Cullen M. D.\r\n            <lb />Prof: of the Pract: of Phys:\r\n            <lb />First Phys: to his Maj:\r\n            <lb />for Scotland\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh.\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 6156, 11, '2015-02-21 21:25:41', 175);
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Sed, spero equidem,\r\n                <lb />antequam diu epistola hÃ¦c ad te perferatur, opus\r\n                <lb />nostrum Domum tuam contendisse, <u>Simmonsio</u>\r\n                <lb />nostro curante: Fidem namque suam is nobis\r\n                <lb />obbligavit, fore ut, hujus mensis initio, ego iam\r\n                <lb />tandem voti compos fierem, scilicet ut quidquid\r\n                <lb />scripseram, in tuam veniret potestatem. Verumtamen\r\n                <lb />ne quis denuo error voluntati meÃ¦ officiat,\r\n                <lb />duo iterum exemplaria simul cum epistola hacce\r\n                <lb />nostra, conjunxi: quÃ¦, quando acceperis, si quid\r\n                <lb />abundaveris, pergratum facile si illorum alterum\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Doctoris</expan></choice> Gregoriis a me tradideris, alterumque\r\n                <lb />Audibertis nostro. Spes enim est, ut quod operis nostri\r\n                \r\n                <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n                \r\n                <lb />exemplar pro te speciatim M<sup>r</sup>. <u>Simmons</u> <unclear>ante <del>a</del> ais</unclear>\r\n                <lb />diebus obtuli, hippocraticÃ¦ domus tuÃ¦ hospitio\r\n                <lb />jamque receptum sit: quod si non acciderit,\r\n                <lb />istis utere Vir. D: exemplaribus. Alia etiam,\r\n                <lb />si velis, mittam: cum enim difficile putem me\r\n                <lb />scriptis meis aliquid tibi placere posse, saltem, si\r\n                <lb />fieri posset, me tibi aliquid inanis chartÃ¦ largiÂ¬\r\n                <lb />tate placuisse satis ducerem.\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Quidquid de <u>materia Medica</u> nuper scripseris,\r\n                <lb />impatiens perlegere aveo. Si non adhuc absol>Â¬\r\n                <lb />visti, absolve quantoccius, precor, obtestorque,\r\n                <lb />opus, quod futurum est <u>Ã¦ere perennius</u>. Nuperis\r\n                <lb />diebus nonnullus exegi observationes de usu\r\n                <lb /><u><ingredient n=\"23\">CamphorÃ¦ fluidÃ¦</ingredient></u>, quam amicus quidam meus\r\n                <lb />mihi dono misit. <symptom n=\"129\">Ardorem urinÃ¦ vehementissiÂ¬\r\n                <lb />mum</symptom>, facile ejus usu lenivit.\r\n                \r\n            </p>    \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Fertur, nuper in Italia morem invaluisse, <ingredient n=\"2\">unguento\r\n                <lb />mercuriali</ingredient>, varcoloso miasmati immixto, <condition n=\"2\">varcolarum\r\n                <lb />insitionem</condition> absolvere, <treatment n=\"39\">unguentum alterutri <bodypart n=\"12\">brachioÂ¬\r\n                 <lb />rum</bodypart> adfricando</treatment>. Quod in nova qualubet re\r\n                <lb />fit, multi praxim hanc, quam cÅ“terarum tutissiÂ¬\r\n                \r\n                <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n                \r\n                <lb />mam dicunt, summis laudibus extollunt. Si quid\r\n                <lb />plus novero, ad te rescribam.\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n            <closer>\r\n                \r\n                <salute>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />Vale, Ã†tatis nostrÃ¦, Artisque nostrÃ¦ decus, et nos\r\n                    <lb />quantum te suspicimus, et enixe te tuaque\r\n                    <lb />amamus, ama. Vale iterum.\r\n                    \r\n                </salute>\r\n                \r\n                <dateline>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />Londini Pall Mall: â„– 61 VII <choice><abbr>Id</abbr><expan>Idiis</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Aplis</abbr><expan>Aprilis</expan></choice>.\r\n                    <lb />1787\r\n                    \r\n                </dateline>\r\n                \r\n            </closer>\r\n            \r\n            <handShift />\r\n            \r\n            <postscript>\r\n                \r\n                \r\n                <p>\r\n                    <lb />I am infinitely obliged to you for the care\r\n                    <lb />you take in my health. This is very good, and\r\n                    <lb />I became quite an English man. The winter\r\n                    <lb />has been so mild, that indeed I believed myÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />self at Rome. I have the honour to be\r\n                    \r\n                </p>\r\n                \r\n                <closer>\r\n                    \r\n                    <salute>\r\n                        \r\n                        <lb />your most obbedient servant and\r\n                        <lb />friend Prince Abondio <u>Rezzonico</u>\r\n                        \r\n                    </salute>\r\n                    \r\n                </closer>\r\n                \r\n                \r\n            </postscript>\r\n            \r\n        </div>\r\n            \r\n        </orig>\r\n        \r\n        <reg>\r\n            \r\n            <opener>\r\n                \r\n                <salute>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />William Cullen famous doctor in medicine\r\n                    <lb />Antonio Giuseppe Testa greets you\r\n                    \r\n                </salute>\r\n                \r\n            </opener>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Your letters, full of courtesy, have arrived\r\n                <lb />this evening, in which you ask\r\n                <lb />for the book I published; given your immense kindness,\r\n                <lb />I will send it as soon as possible. But at the same time\r\n                <lb />I hope that before this letter will be brought to you our \r\n                <lb />work is hastened towards you by our physician\r\n                <lb />Simmons: in fact he gave his word to us\r\n                <lb />that at the beginning of this month, and I\r\n                <lb />already had the certainty, as I wrote somewhere else,\r\n                <lb />it would be in your possession.\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />But in order not to let any other error hinder\r\n                <lb />again my will, I attached two copies [of the book] together\r\n                <lb />with this letter of ours. If, when you will receive them, there will be\r\n                <lb />any abundance of them [the books], I shall be\r\n                <lb />very obliged if you will return one of them\r\n                <lb />to me via doctor Gregory, and the other\r\n                <lb />via our Audiberti. My hope, in fact, is that M<sup>r</sup>. Simmons in particular\r\n                <lb />carried [in the previous few days] the copy of our work to your Hippocratic home,\r\n                <lb />and that by now it has been already received.\r\n                <lb />If this did not happen, please make use \r\n                <lb />of these copies.\r\n                <lb />If you wish, I can send you another one: in fact, I find it difficult\r\n                <lb />to believe that you could not find anything in my writings\r\n                <lb />that you do not like or, at least,\r\n                <lb />if that is the case, that it had be enough\r\n                <lb />to led you not to send me anything back.\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I am very impatient to read anything you will have recently\r\n                <lb />written regarding the De Materia Medica. If you have not yet done so,\r\n                <lb />I ask, and beg you, to do so as soon as possible,\r\n                <lb />since the future of that book will be more lasting than bronze. Recently\r\n                <lb />I have spent some days studying the use\r\n                <lb />of <ingredient n=\"23\">liquid camphor</ingredient>,\r\n                <lb />which a certain friend has given me as a git.\r\n                <lb />Its use has easily cured a very bad\r\n                <lb /><symptom n=\"129\">sensation of burning upon making water</symptom>.\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />It has been reported that recently, in Italy, it is common to cure the <condition n=\"2\">Smallpox</condition>\r\n                <lb />with a <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial unguent</ingredient> mixed with smallpox miasma,\r\n                <lb />applied by <treatment n=\"39\">rubbing both the <bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart></treatment>.\r\n                <lb />As it happens with new things, many people practice it, and \r\n                <lb />declare it safer than other treatments, and highly praise this method. \r\n                <lb />If I will hear more, I shall write to you about it.\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            <closer>\r\n                \r\n                <salute>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />Goodbye, master of our age and our profession, and love us\r\n                    <lb />as much as we admire you and earnestly love you and your [loved ones].\r\n                    <lb />Again, goodbye.\r\n                    \r\n                </salute>\r\n                \r\n                <dateline>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />London, Pall Mall, â„– 61, 7<sup>th</sup>. April\r\n                    <lb />1787.\r\n                    \r\n                </dateline>\r\n                \r\n            </closer>\r\n            \r\n        </reg>\r\n        \r\n    </choice>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />William Cullen M. D.\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Prof:</abbr><expan>Professor</expan></choice> of the <choice><abbr>Pract:</abbr><expan>Practice</expan></choice> of\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Phys:</abbr><expan>Physic</expan></choice> in the University\r\n            <lb />of. <u>Edinburgh</u>\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n            \r\n    </body>', 6157, 11, '2015-02-22 14:07:05', 283),
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In this way you should spend\r\n    <lb /><subst><del>every</del><add place=\"above\">the</add></subst> forenoon <subst><del>that when</del><add place=\"above\">as often as</add></subst> the weather admits of it. If once a\r\n    <lb />year either in the beginning of summer or in harvest you make\r\n    <lb />an excursion of two or three hundred miles it will be of great\r\n    <lb />service to you.</p>\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <p><lb />4. You must be studious in avoiding Cold especially in your\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart>. Your dress should be warm in Winter &amp; if you do\r\n    <lb />not lay it aside in Summer you will do well. You should\r\n    <lb />seldom be abroad in the Evening.</p>\r\n<p><lb /><del>5. Goin</del></p>    \r\n  <p><lb />5. Going to bed betimes at night &amp; getting up pretty early\r\n    <lb />in the morning is a proper measure.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />6. As your <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> has been always pretty firm I\r\n    <lb />think it is not very necessary to be nice with regard to the\r\n    <lb />quality of your food. It should be nourishing but rather lig<supplied>ht</supplied>\r\n        <lb />&amp; if you know any thing that is apt to ly heavy on <bodypart n=\"46\">your Stoma<supplied>ch</supplied></bodypart>\r\n    <lb />or prove heating that you should carefully avoid &amp; particuÂ¬\r\n    <lb />larly your suppers should be light &amp; little. I don\'t say with\r\n    <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Cheyne the lightest &amp; the least.<note>This was something of a \"catch-phrase\" for the Scottish-born physician and promoter of vegetarian diets, George Cheyne (1671-1742) who became the most commercially successful medical author of his generation through writing popular conduct books aimed at the valetudinary victims of the \"English Malady\" (\"nervous disorders\"). In Cheyne\'s <i>Essay on Regimen</i> (London and Bath: 1740), the first in a series of \"Aphorisms\" for health reads: \'The CONSTANT endeavour after the <i>lightest</i> and <i>least</i> of Meat and drink a man can be tolerably easy under, is the <i>shortest</i> and most infallible means to preserve Life, Health and Serenity\' (p.lix).</note></p>\r\n   <p><lb />7. For ordinary drink Water with a little Wine in it\r\n    <lb />is better than Beer. At every meal you should take a \r\n    <lb />few glasses of Wine, I think half a pint of Port or a whole\r\n    <lb />pint of Claret may be proper but the measure is not to be\r\n    <lb />fixed otherways than by this that whatever in the least\r\n       <lb /><symptom n=\"21\">heats</symptom> or <symptom n=\"71\">muddles <bodypart n=\"1\">your head</bodypart></symptom> is extremely hurtfull &amp; you should\r\n    <lb /><add place=\"above\">always</add> keep <subst><del>somewhat</del><add place=\"above\">a good deal</add></subst> within the bounds of that. If you do so I\r\n       <lb />suppose that <bodypart n=\"46\">your stomach</bodypart> requires little nicety in the choice\r\n <lb />of your Wine. Spirits in any shape you will do well to\r\n<lb />avoid. Coffee &amp; Tea are both bad for you but if you are much\r\n<lb />accustomed to somewhat in that shape I would recommend\r\n       <lb />a <ingredient n=\"207\" t=\"19\">light Infusion of the Tops of Rosemary</ingredient></p>\r\n    <p><lb />8. It will be very proper to <treatment n=\"18\">continue the use of the flesh brush</treatment>\r\n    <lb />applied especially to the <bodypart n=\"28\"><del>back</del></bodypart> <bodypart n=\"59\">Loins</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"62\">haunches</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"52\">lower extremities</bodypart></p>\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n<p><lb />9. The above are the particulars of the regimen I would\r\n<lb />recommend to you &amp; if they are carefully observed I hope you\r\n<lb />will keep tolerably easy but it is <del>possible</del>probable this may\r\n <lb />be assisted by Medicines &amp; you may sometimes require them.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />10. I shall be glad you continue the use of <ingredient n=\"12\">a Chalybeat\r\n<lb />Water</ingredient> especially in Spring &amp; Autumn. If you are satisfied\r\n        <lb />with the goodness of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"9\">the Pyrmont Water</ingredient> you commonly get\r\n<lb />I have no objection to it but if you are not pleased with that\r\n        <lb />I shall send you some <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"6\">Hartfell Spaw</ingredient> that I can answer for.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />11. I have given below a receipt for some <action n=\"11\"><add place=\"above\">Diaphoretic</add> pills</action> that may\r\n        <lb />be <treatment n=\"25\">usefull in keeping up your perspiration</treatment> &amp; preventing\r\n        <lb /><condition n=\"81\">your Sciatic Complaints</condition>. In Summer there will be little\r\n<lb />occasion for them except it may be when a long tract of\r\n<lb />cold &amp; wet weather takes place &amp; then you may take them\r\n<lb />for several nights following but the time for their use\r\n<lb />is from the middle of Autumn to the end of April during\r\n<lb />which time, you should take them for a week or two that they may\r\n<lb />not become familiar or ineffectual from too constant use</p>\r\n    <p><lb />12. I have subjoined also a receipt for <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Pills</action>\r\n        <lb />to be taken when <condition n=\"97\">the strictures</condition> or <symptom n=\"67\">throbbings of <bodypart n=\"1\">your head</bodypart></symptom> are\r\n<lb />uneasy. I hope you shall find relief from them but you\r\n<lb />must <add place=\"above\">not</add> take them often for the reason mentioned <add place=\"above\">above</add> &amp; when you\r\n<lb />have occasion to repeat them the dose must be a little inÂ¬\r\n<lb />creased</p>\r\n    <p><lb />13. When the pain of <bodypart n=\"62\">your haunch</bodypart> is uncommonly severe\r\n<lb />I recommend to you the use of the Embrocation ordered below.\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"82\">If it reddens the part</symptom> very much it may be washed of with warm milk\r\n<pb n=\"4\" />\r\n<lb />&amp; water but you must not be in too much haste with this for\r\n<lb /><action n=\"47\">if it does not redden a little</action> it will do little service.</p>\r\n<p><lb />I have now with as much zeal &amp; attention as I can\r\n<lb />bestow given you my best advice &amp; if you or M<sup>r</sup> Wood will\r\n<lb />be pleased to let me know how either <subst><del>my</del><add place=\"above\">the</add></subst> regimen or medeÂ¬\r\n<lb />cines agree with you I shall always be very ready to mend\r\n<lb />or add to my advice being with great regard</p>\r\n<closer><salute>Sir\r\n<lb />your most obedient servant</salute></closer></div>\r\n<div><head>For M<sup>r</sup> Burnet Berwick</head>\r\n    <recipe><choice><orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum Guaiac.</ingredient> Ê’i\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"249\">â€“â€“ Sagapen.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"53\">Sapon. Hispan.</ingredient> Ê’iÅ¿s\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"47\">Bals. Peruvian.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. massa dividenda\r\n<lb />in pilulas sing. gran. V.\r\n        <lb />Signa <action n=\"11\">The Diaphoretic Pills</action> five for a dose at bedtime.</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take a drachm of <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum Guaiacum</ingredient>, half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"249\">Sagapenum Gum</ingredient>, one-and-a-half drachms of <ingredient n=\"53\">Spanish Soap</ingredient>, and enough <ingredient n=\"47\">Peruvian Balsam</ingredient> to make a mass to be divided into pills of five grains each. Label: <action n=\"11\">The Diaphoretic Pills</action> five for a dose at bedtime.</reg>   \r\n</choice></recipe>\r\n    <recipe><choice><orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"378\">Sal. Succin. rect.</ingredient>\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"5\">AsÃ¦fÅ“tid.</ingredient> @ gr. xv\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"197\">Mucilag. G. Tragac.</ingredient> q. s.\r\n        <lb />Terito <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphoram</ingredient> cum <ingredient n=\"378\">Sale Succin.</ingredient> &amp; dein adde ceter\r\n<lb />ut f. massa dividenda in pil. sing. gr. v.\r\n        <lb />Signa <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Pills</action> two three or four for a dose at bedtime</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient>, fifteen grains each of <ingredient n=\"378\">rectified Succinate Salts</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"5\">AsafÅ“tida</ingredient>, and <ingredient n=\"197\">Gum Tragacanth paste</ingredient> as suffices. Blend the <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient> with the <ingredient n=\"378\">Succinate Salts</ingredient>, then add the rest to make a mass to be divided into pills of five grains each. Label: <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Pills</action> two three or four for a dose at bedtime</reg>   \r\n</choice></recipe> \r\n    <recipe><choice><orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"272\">Ol. Olivar. opt.</ingredient> â„¥ii\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"39\">Sp<sup>.t</sup> Sal. Ammon.</ingredient> <unclear>q</unclear> <ingredient n=\"32\">calce</ingredient> Ê’ii\r\n        <lb />â„³ Signa <action n=\"34\">The Anodyne Embrocation</action> for <treatment n=\"43\">anointing</treatment> any\r\n        <lb />pained or <symptom n=\"66\">nummed</symptom> parts</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take two ounces of the <ingredient n=\"272\">best Olive Oil</ingredient>, half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient> and two drachms of <ingredient n=\"39\">Spirit of Ammoniac Salts</ingredient> <unclear>q</unclear> with <ingredient n=\"32\">lime</ingredient>. Mix. Label: <action n=\"34\">The Anodyne Embrocation</action> for <treatment n=\"43\">anointing</treatment> any pained or <symptom n=\"66\">nummed</symptom> parts</reg>   \r\n</choice></recipe> \r\n</div>\r\n</body>', 1376, 3, '2014-02-20 17:04:04', 172),
(1089, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1409\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1409] From: Dr James Kenneth Saunders / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Mrs Catherine Gordon (Innes) (of Gight) (Patient), Baron George Gordon (of Gight, 11th Baron of Gight) (Patient) / 22 May 1777 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Marianne Gilchrist</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2013-12-09\">9 December 2013</date> Last updated by David Shuttleton</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2013-01-05\">5 January 2013</date> XML file created by Marianne Gilchrist</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body><div>\r\n    <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n<opener><salute>Dear Sir.</salute></opener>\r\n<p><lb />I was favoured with your Letter\r\n<lb />of the 10<sup>th</sup>, but shall not on this occasion pretend\r\n<lb />to say how much I am obliged to you.</p>\r\n<p><lb />This will be delivered to you by my Friend M<sup>r</sup> Gordon of Gight,\r\n<lb />who has formally been your Patient. He goes to <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n<lb />purposely to have your advice about his own health\r\n<lb />&amp; M<sup>rs</sup> Gordons, &amp; as you will see them both, it is certainly\r\n<lb />very unnecessary for me to trouble you with any long\r\n<lb />information about them, but M<sup>r</sup> Gordon desires it, as I have\r\n<lb />had the charge of his health since he was born. He has\r\n<lb />been from his Infancy very tender, &amp; when he came to\r\n<lb />be a Man, very subject to what are commonly called\r\n    <lb /><condition n=\"21\">Nervous</condition> &amp; <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> Complaints; it must be confessed\r\n<lb />that these Complaints have sometimes been greatly\r\n<lb />increased, by living too freely in Company, for which\r\n<lb />he always afterwards severely suffered, but he was\r\n<lb />commonly repaired again by living more cautiously\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <lb />&amp; using <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"8\">Peterhead water</ingredient>, &amp; Sea bathing in the Season, which\r\n<lb />never failed hitherto to do him much good.</p>\r\n<p><lb />Of late he has lived with much caution as to drinking,\r\n<lb />&amp; yet his complaints have been greatly increased this\r\n    <lb />Winter. He has <symptom n=\"45\">twice or thrice had fainting fits</symptom>,\r\n    <lb />which alarmed him greatly, drinking warm water, <symptom n=\"3\">brought\r\n    <lb />up great quantities of <bodypart n=\"88\">Bile</bodypart> &amp; Phlegm</symptom> from his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>,\r\n<lb />which never failed to give him immediate relief -\r\n    <lb />During this distress he was seized with pains in <bodypart n=\"24\">his Feet</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />which had to me <condition n=\"3\">the appearance of being Goutish</condition>, &amp; I\r\n    <lb />endeavoured by <treatment n=\"20\">Sinapisms</treatment> &amp; every thing that occurred,\r\n    <lb />to promote its forming, &amp; indeed <symptom n=\"63\"><bodypart n=\"24\">his Feet</bodypart> swelled</symptom> &amp; have\r\n    <lb />been <symptom n=\"62\">slightly inflamed</symptom> &amp; considerably <subst><del><symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom></del><add place=\"above\">pained</add></subst> thro this Winter.\r\n<lb />These complaints increased a habit, which he has a great\r\n    <lb />tendency to in bad health, that of <symptom n=\"6\">keeping his bed &amp; a\r\n    <lb />dislike to company &amp; Exercise</symptom>; In this time <symptom n=\"17\">he geneÂ¬\r\n    <lb />rally slept in the day time</symptom>, <symptom n=\"28\">sweat profusely</symptom>, &amp; <symptom n=\"17\">tossed &amp;\r\n<lb />tumbled about in his bed restless all night</symptom>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb /><symptom n=\"8\">He lost his appetite</symptom> so that he could taste no food, without\r\n    <lb />bringing on <symptom n=\"3\">violent reachings to vomit</symptom>, by which he\r\n    <lb />was quite sunk. The first thing stayd on <bodypart n=\"46\">his Stomach</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />was <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"11\">Seltzer water</ingredient>, &amp; he has since that drunk of it &amp;\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n<lb />spa water with considerable benefit. He has been prevailed\r\n<lb />on for some weeks past, to get regularly out of bed\r\n<lb />&amp; take exercise every day in a Carriage; &amp; now his Appetite\r\n<lb />is restored &amp; his strength very much increased.\r\n<lb />He continues to live temperately as to drink, but in\r\n        <lb />eating he indulges his appetite too much, &amp; is <treatment n=\"9\">obliged\r\n<lb />to have frequent recourse to vomiting</treatment> for his relief.\r\n<lb />All these Complaints &amp; M<sup>rs</sup> Gordon\'s likewise were greatÂ¬\r\n<lb />ly increased by the loss of a favourite Child this Winter\r\n    <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Gordon\'s Complaints are <symptom n=\"77\">a Fluor Albus</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"4\">slight\r\n<lb />Cough</symptom> of all which she will inform you --\r\n<lb />She has no doubt suffered greatly by a closs attendance\r\n<lb />on Gight which has confined her much.</p>\r\n<p><lb />They now set out for Edinburgh, resolved to underÂ¬\r\n<lb />take any Journey or any thing whatsomever which\r\n<lb />you shall recommend.</p>  \r\n<p><lb />I am sensible I have said much more than\r\n<lb />was necessary as you are to see them, but I could\r\n<lb />not avoid it.</p>\r\n <p><lb />I am with the most sincere esteem</p>\r\n<closer><salute>Dear Sir\r\n<lb />your most affectionate &amp;\r\n<lb />obliged Huble Servant.</salute>\r\n    <signed>J<sup>as</sup> <u>Saunders</u></signed>\r\n<dateline>Banff 22<sup>d</sup> May <u>1777</u></dateline></closer>\r\n<pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    <postscript><lb />For some years past Gight has had <bodypart n=\"27\">one of the breasts</bodypart> <symptom n=\"63\">larger\r\n    <lb />than the other</symptom>, without any increase or decrease. <bodypart n=\"102\">The Nipple</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />is <symptom n=\"62\">sometimes slightly inflamed</symptom> &amp; pain\'d, which alarms him\r\n<lb />but without cause I hope - The only application that has\r\n<lb />been made was the <ingredient n=\"320\">Unguent: Nutrit:</ingredient></postscript></div>\r\n<div><p><lb />To\r\n<lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n<lb />Physician\r\n<lb />in Edinburgh</p>\r\n<handShift />\r\n<annot><lb />D<sup>r</sup> Saunders <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n<lb />Gordon of Gight\r\n<lb />May 1777\r\n<lb />V<u>171</u> p 57 --</annot>\r\n</div></body>', 1409, 3, '2013-12-09 18:49:47', 154),
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I think it\r\n    <lb />consists more in <symptom n=\"110\">a difficultie of retention</symptom> than in <symptom n=\"27\">any\r\n    <lb />excess of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> quantity of <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> urine</symptom>. To judge of this properly\r\n    <lb />you must take an exact notice of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> whol drunk &amp;\r\n    <lb />liquid food you take in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> night &amp; Day, &amp; <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> this\r\n    <lb />compose <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> urine. I expect that when you consider\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> milk, whey, Jelly, soup, broth, water wine &amp; perhaps\r\n    <lb />other liquids, you will find <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> whole amount to two\r\n    <lb />english quarts or prove very little less. In <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> meanÂ¬\r\n    <lb />time I take up <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> case as if it were a <symptom n=\"23\">Laxity of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"45\">kidneys</bodypart> as well as of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"56\">bladder</bodypart></symptom>, &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> view I have\r\n    <lb />sent you <action n=\"31\">a medicine <choice><abbr>w<sup>c.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I hope will strengthen</action>\r\n    <lb />your whole inward parts. It is an Electuary of\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> you will please take <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> bigness of a filbert\r\n    <lb />three times a day, washing it down <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a wine\r\n    <lb />glass full of Spring Water into <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> you must\r\n    <lb />put ten or <del>fifiteen</del> fifteen drops of <action n=\"31\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>strengthen<sup>.g</sup></abbr><expan>strengthening</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />tincture</action> sent along <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>with the</expan></choice> Electuary. The proper\r\n    <lb />time for taking <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> doses is in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> morning before    \r\n    <lb />you go out to <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> ride, Again an hour before\r\n    <lb />dinner, &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> third dose at 7 of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> Even<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>the Evening</expan></choice>. --</p>\r\n<p><lb />Your diet &amp; course of Life is at present so very\r\n    <lb />well ordered <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> I have nothing to alter or add\r\n    <lb />in it. You will do well to continue <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />daily Exercise. &amp; in <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> diet to take solid\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <lb />rather than liquid so far as <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> appetite &amp; stomach can\r\n    <lb />be reconciled to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> former. A few Glasses of wine after <del>D</del> \r\n    <lb />Dinner &amp; supper I think very proper, &amp; I think Claret\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> best. <choice><abbr>Y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Your</expan></choice> warm milk in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> morn<sup>.g</sup></abbr><expan>the morning</expan></choice> is also proper\r\n    <lb />&amp; if you dont find <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> cow milk whey very diuretic\r\n    <lb />I have no objection to it, but I think toast water\r\n    <lb />might do as well &amp; after meals water <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a little\r\n    <lb />red port in it is very proper. You say nothing\r\n    <lb />of <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> taking either tea or Coffee, but if you take\r\n    <lb />either; Coffee is better than tea &amp; indeed <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> last\r\n    <lb />may do harm. You say nothing of supper &amp; I only\r\n    <lb />say it should be very light, otherwise it may\r\n    <lb />be what you please. --</p>\r\n<closer><signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n<dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 29<sup>th</sup> June\r\n<lb /><u>1776</u></dateline></closer></div></body>', 3845, 9, '2013-01-05 12:13:23', 180);
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They seem to be very singular &amp; in nothing more than this\r\n    <lb />that tho\' they have now subsisted for so long a time, they have <symptom n=\"26\">neither changed her looks,\r\n        <lb />nor wasted her flesh</symptom> <symptom n=\"23\">or strength</symptom>. I will not enter into any Theory of them; but tell you shortly,\r\n    <lb />that I have had several such cases to treat; &amp; have found that <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> only means of preventing the\r\n    <lb />recurrence of such affections, is to apply some shock to the patient when <symptom n=\"5\">the fits</symptom> come on. The\r\n    <lb />first I would try in this case, is the dashing the <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> with cold water. The water\r\n<lb />must be as cold as can be got &amp; must be thrown with some little force from a Bowl or Bason. At\r\n    <lb />first one dash may be enough but if it has no effect in discussing <symptom n=\"5\">the fit</symptom> or preventing a recurrence\r\n    <lb />you must next day, try to throw on the water two or three times. As soon as it is done you must\r\n    <lb />immediately get her dried &amp; put into dry cloaths. It would take a great deal of writing &amp; is not\r\n    <lb />necessary to enter into the detail of this operation, your ingenuity will supply it all. You must\r\n    <lb />practise on a <symptom n=\"5\">morning fit</symptom> &amp; keep her undressed till <symptom n=\"5\">the fit</symptom> is over. When it happens she must\r\n<lb />be taken out of bed &amp;<sup>c</sup> &amp;<sup>c.</sup> â€“â€“ If this operation cannot be easily managed, or does not succeed\r\n    <lb />as you wish, you must <treatment n=\"3\">try to give an Electrical shock</treatment> at <symptom n=\"5\">the coming on of fits</symptom>. <treatment n=\"3\">A portable   \r\n    <lb />machine must be kept in the House &amp; some body instructed to give the shock</treatment> to <bodypart n=\"12\">the arm</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart>,\r\n    <lb />which must be rendered stronger or weaker or repeated oftener, as you shall see cause. <treatment n=\"3\">We have \r\n<lb />portable machines here of sufficient force</treatment> &amp; I daresay, you have such in Aberdeen, &amp; when I\r\n<lb />consider the greater ease &amp; conveniency of executing this remedy. I must say that if you have any\r\n    <lb />difficulty in applying the water, you may proceed immediately to <treatment n=\"3\">the Electricity</treatment>. I am so\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <lb />confident of counteracting <symptom n=\"57\">the spasms</symptom>, by some shock given to the System, that <treatment n=\"3\">if the\r\n        <lb />Electricity fails</treatment> I would <treatment n=\"28\">proceed to burning with an actual cautery</treatment>, but I would\r\n<lb />say no more of this till you favour me with some reports of the other trials.</p>\r\n<closer><signed>W. C</signed>\r\n<dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 28 June 1776</dateline></closer></div></body>\r\n', 3846, 2, '2013-07-29 14:25:31', 100),
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In\r\n    <lb />the mean time I have sent a medicine, the <ingredient n=\"151\">Balsamum\r\n<lb />Saponaceum</ingredient> which I hope may be of service. It is\r\n    <lb /><treatment n=\"43\">to be anointed</treatment> especially on <bodypart n=\"1\">the hind head</bodypart> and\r\n    <lb />along the <bodypart n=\"68\">muscles</bodypart> of <bodypart n=\"10\">his neck</bodypart>, covering them after\r\n<lb />wards with a piece of flannel ----</p>\r\n<p><lb />To mend matters still futher, I observe that\r\n    <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Spalding is much disposed to be <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> and requires\r\n    <lb /><treatment n=\"6\">frequent Glysters</treatment> which generally bring away indurated\r\n<lb />fÃ¦ces. I think he may be relieved from the trouble\r\n    <lb />of the <treatment n=\"6\">frequent Glysters</treatment> and get some benefit by a\r\n    <lb />medicine taken by <bodypart n=\"2\">the mouth</bodypart>. The <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> I\r\n    <lb />would employ is the <ingredient n=\"28\">oleum Ricini or as it is called,\r\n        <lb />the Castor Oil</ingredient>, if <bodypart n=\"46\">his stomach</bodypart> will bear it. The\r\n<lb />best way of giveing it is by putting two ounces of it\r\n<lb />into a Phial a little larger than to hold it, then add\r\n    <lb />to the oil, two tea spoonfulls of <ingredient n=\"184\">strong Brandy</ingredient>\r\n    <lb />or <ingredient n=\"288\">good double Rum</ingredient>. They are to be well shaken\r\n<lb />together, and immediately the dose is to be poured\r\n<lb />out and swallowed. The dose at first may be a\r\n<lb />Table spoonfull but to be diminished or increased\r\n<lb />afterwards as the first trial shall determine. --</p>\r\n<p><lb />The dose is to be taken in the morning and may\r\n<lb />be repeated every second or third day as occasion\r\n<lb />may seem to require, and I believe that keeping\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">his Belly</bodypart> regular and rather open will be of service.\r\n<lb />If it shall happen that M<sup>r.</sup> Spalding cannot take\r\n<lb />oil there will be no harm in the quantity sent as his surÂ¬\r\n<lb />geon may soon find use for it with his other patients.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />If M<sup>r</sup> Spalding requires <action n=\"21\">another Laxative</action> I would \r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <lb />recommend <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of tartar</ingredient> with a little addition of the\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"10\">Pulv e jalap. comp<sup>t.</sup></ingredient>, The first trial may be <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream tart</ingredient> Ê’i\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"10\">Pulv. e jalap. comp<sup>t:</sup></ingredient> Ê’Å¿s. <del>The first trial may</del> and this dose may be\r\n<lb />increased or diminished as trials shall determine. 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The\r\n<lb />best way of giving the <choice><abbr>med.</abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice> proposed is by rendering it    \r\n    <lb />semiliquid with <ingredient n=\"172\">simple syrup</ingredient> &amp; then giving it in <choice><abbr>teasp.fulls</abbr><expan>teaspoonfulls</expan></choice>\r\n<lb />in the morning.</p>\r\n<p><lb />Nothing further to add but to repeat what I hinted in\r\n<lb />my last that M<sup>r</sup> Spalding should if possible be taken\r\n<lb />out of bed as often as he can conveniently bear it &amp; I think\r\n<lb />a push should be made to get him as soon as possible\r\n<lb />into the fresh air. I wish to know what he can bear in this way.</p></div>\r\n<div><head>For M<sup>r</sup> Spalding Gordon.</head>\r\n<recipe><choice>\r\n    <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"151\">Balsam. Saponac.</ingredient> â„¥iv\r\n        <lb />S. <action n=\"41\">Discutient Balsam</action>. <treatment n=\"43\">for anointing <bodypart n=\"1\">the head</bodypart> <add place=\"above\">&amp; <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart></add></treatment> covering the\r\n<lb />part with flannel</orig>\r\n    <reg>Take 4 ounces of <ingredient n=\"151\">Saponaceous Balsam</ingredient>. Label: <action n=\"41\">Discutient Balsam</action>. <treatment n=\"43\">for anointing <bodypart n=\"1\">the head</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart></treatment> covering the part with flannel</reg>  \r\n</choice></recipe> \r\n<recipe><choice>\r\n    <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"28\">Ol. ricini</ingredient> â„¥iv.\r\n     <lb />S. <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor Oil</ingredient>.</orig>\r\n    <reg>Take 4 ounces of <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor Oil</ingredient>. Label: <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor Oil</ingredient>.</reg>  \r\n</choice></recipe>\r\n<closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 28<sup>th</sup> June <u>1776</u></dateline>\r\n</closer></div></body>', 3848, 9, '2013-01-05 13:28:16', 120),
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They are\r\n     <lb />first to be dropt on a tea spoonful of <ingredient n=\"50\">powdered\r\n      <lb />Sugar</ingredient> &amp; then <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"50\">Sugar</ingredient> is to be dissolved in a\r\n    <lb />Cupfull of Sack Whey, &amp; this is to be washed down\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> another Cupfull of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same. This is to be done  \r\n    <lb />immediately after you are laid down in bed. I\r\n     <lb />expect <symptom n=\"28\">they may produce a little moisture</symptom> on\r\n     <lb /><bodypart n=\"49\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> skin</bodypart> during <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> night &amp; by that means be of\r\n    <lb />service. Before you ly down at night or take\r\n    <lb />this medicine, it will be of use to have <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> whole\r\n     <lb />of <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"66\">numbed</symptom> or <symptom n=\"20\">cold</symptom> side, <treatment n=\"18\">rubbed very well <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a\r\n    <lb />flesh brush</treatment>, &amp; it will be proper to have <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same\r\n     <lb />done in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> morning, if <bodypart n=\"49\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> skin</bodypart> is quite dry, but\r\n     <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">if there is any sweat or moisture on it</symptom>, you must\r\n     <lb />let that be quite dry <treatment n=\"18\">before you apply <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> F.</abbr><expan>the Flesh</expan></choice> brush</treatment>.\r\n    <lb />You must continue <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Pills formerly prescribed\r\n    <lb />&amp; you must continue to observe <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> directions formerly\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <lb />given concerning Exercise diet &amp; Drinks, &amp; I hope if\r\n    <lb />all this <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>with the</expan></choice> benefit of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Season, will make a\r\n    <lb />great amendment of <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> complaint, <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> is <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> wish of</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>Sir <choice><abbr>y<sup>r.</sup> Ob<sup>t</sup> Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>your Obedient Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n    <signed>W<sup>m</sup> Cullen.</signed>\r\n   <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 29<sup>th</sup> June\r\n   <lb /><u>1776</u></dateline></closer></div>\r\n    <div><head>For M<sup>r</sup> Harkness.</head>\r\n     <recipe><choice><orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"101\" t=\"12\">Elix. guaiacin. volat.</ingredient> â„¥i  \r\n      <lb />Signa <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Drops</action> fifty to be taken at Bed  \r\n <lb />time.</orig>\r\n      <reg>Take an ounce of <ingredient n=\"101\" t=\"12\">Volatile Elixir of Guaiacin</ingredient>. Label: <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Drops</action> fifty to be taken at Bed time.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n<closer><signed>W. C</signed>\r\n<dateline>29<sup>th.</sup> June 1776.</dateline></closer>\r\n<postscript><p><lb />Care must be taken to have the\r\n<lb />above medicine in good condition and if it is not\r\n<lb />to be had in the country it should be sent for to\r\n<lb />Edinburgh.</p>   \r\n</postscript></div></body>\r\n', 3849, 2, '2013-07-29 13:52:26', 135),
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This is favorable but when <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> amendÂ¬\r\n<lb />ment might go much farther, is to uncertain for us\r\n<lb />to advise <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Boys being kept any longer in Town.</p>\r\n <p><lb />We have only to advise <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>that the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"8\">same injection</treatment> <subst><del>may</del><add place=\"above\">should</add></subst>\r\n <lb />be continued, &amp; it may be done in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Country as well as in\r\n<lb />town. The same <del>is</del> method is to be practised as for some\r\n  <lb />days past <bodypart n=\"7\">the ear</bodypart> is first to be washed out <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> plain\r\n  <lb />water or <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a twelth part of <ingredient n=\"184\">brandy</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"288\">Rum</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"321\">whisky</ingredient>\r\n  <lb />in it. This is to have <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> cold put <del>of it</del> off it, &amp; <treatment n=\"47\">three\r\n   <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n  <lb />syringe fulls</treatment>, are to be thrown in <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> some force. When <bodypart n=\"7\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n   <lb />Ear</bodypart> is thus washed out, <treatment n=\"47\">a syringe</treatment> full of <treatment n=\"8\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> injection</treatment> is\r\n<lb />to be done in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same manner &amp; this twice in\r\n  <lb />to <bodypart n=\"7\">each ear</bodypart>. <bodypart n=\"7\">The ear</bodypart> is to be stopt up <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> wool\r\n  <lb />rather than cotten &amp; <treatment n=\"47\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> syringing</treatment> is to be practised\r\n<lb />twice a day. ----</p>\r\n <p><lb />We do not think <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> any internal medicine can be of service, or\r\n <lb />could be safely tried. We do not neither think that any\r\n <lb />Choise of diet is necessary, only that he should not have\r\n <lb />animal food, &amp; should live much on milk &amp; <unclear>Grain</unclear> as\r\n <lb />Boys of his age should commonly do.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />One thing is especially necessary that he should be kept <choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice>\r\n     <lb />Catching cold <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> would always hurt <bodypart n=\"7\">his ear</bodypart>.</p>\r\n<closer><signed><u>Will<sup>.m</sup> Cullen</u></signed>\r\n<dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 30<sup>th</sup> June\r\n<lb /><u>1776</u></dateline></closer></div></body>\r\n', 3850, 2, '2013-07-28 18:31:02', 131),
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The whey <choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>may be</expan></choice> commonly finished\r\n <lb />in an hour or so &amp; if she do it early &amp; be inclined to sleep\r\n  <lb />after it, she may if it be sound &amp; <choice><abbr>refresh<sup>.g</sup> &amp; wout</abbr><expan>refreshing &amp; without</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"28\">any\r\n<lb />sweating</symptom>, but if the contrary, avoid it, &amp; get out of\r\n<lb />bed soon after.</p>\r\n <p><lb />No <choice><abbr>breakf.</abbr><expan>breakfast</expan></choice> till an hour after finishing <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> whey, &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n  <lb />best sign of its agreeing will be <symptom n=\"8\">its not taking away\r\n <lb />her <choice><abbr>appet. for breakf.</abbr><expan>appetite for breakfast</expan></choice></symptom>. She must judge of its agreeing\r\n  <lb />by its <symptom n=\"7\">not being windy</symptom> or heavy, by its going easily by\r\n <lb />urine &amp; not too much by stool. By this she <choice><abbr>m.</abbr><expan>may</expan></choice> judge\r\n <lb />how <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup> m. b.</abbr><expan>much may be</expan></choice> taken. By beginning in the way\r\n <lb />above\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n<lb />by degrees, I have no doubt of her going <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> length of a\r\n<lb />muchkin <choice><abbr>ev. morn<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>every morning</expan></choice> but if agree well, may go farther,\r\n  <lb />tho not beyond a choppin if so far. If <symptom n=\"7\">windy on her\r\n   <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>stom.</abbr><expan>stomach</expan></choice></bodypart></symptom> she may chew <ingredient n=\"65\"><choice><abbr>cinnam.</abbr><expan>cinnamon</expan></choice></ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"201\"><choice><abbr>cann</abbr><expan>cannella</expan></choice></ingredient> while drinking it.</p>\r\n<p><lb />Little benefit from it taken in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> Even<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>the Evening</expan></choice> but if she\r\n<lb />chuse a cup full with a little dry toast for supper, it\r\n <lb /><choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>may be</expan></choice> very proper.</p>\r\n<p><lb /><choice><abbr>Dur<sup>g.</sup> y<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>During this</expan></choice> fresh air &amp; gentle exercise, in <choice><abbr>permitt<sup>.g</sup></abbr><expan>permitting</expan></choice>\r\n<lb />weather, neither very warm nor wet, in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> carriage for\r\n<lb />2 or 3 <choice><abbr>h. ev. foren.</abbr><expan>hours every forenoon</expan></choice> &amp; more or less also of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same toÂ¬\r\n<lb />wards <choice><abbr>Even<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>Evening</expan></choice>.</p>\r\n<p><lb />Diet <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>much the</expan></choice> same as for some time past, little or no\r\n<lb /><choice><abbr>an.</abbr><expan>animal</expan></choice> food, <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a very little of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> lightest kind at dinner.\r\n<lb />For <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> rest, milk &amp; <choice><abbr>veget.</abbr><expan>vegetables</expan></choice>. Sparing of garden things,\r\n <lb />provided her <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>stom.</abbr><expan>stomach</expan></choice></bodypart> will allow her to take <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>what</expan></choice> is more\r\n <lb /><choice><abbr>nourish<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>nourishing</expan></choice> &amp; <symptom n=\"21\">not heating</symptom>, i.e. Cows milk <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> bread, rice,\r\n<lb />sago, or barley, or these grains alone dressed ad libitum.<note>\"optional\"</note>\r\n<lb />Take <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> milk as from <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> cow, &amp; never long kept. If\r\n<lb />not loose may take a little butter milk, but very fresh\r\n<lb />&amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> made by churning new milk in a bottle. If there\r\n<lb /><choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> be any doubt of her <choice><abbr>bear<sup>g</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>bearing the</expan></choice> fresh cow milk, she will\r\n<lb />probably bear <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> better the churned made in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> way above,\r\n<lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>when the</expan></choice> butter is taken <choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice> it.</p>\r\n<p><lb />No wine or malt <choice><abbr>liq.</abbr><expan>liquor</expan></choice>, but may take Barley water or \r\n<pb n=\"4\" />\r\n<lb />thin gruel.</p>\r\n <p><lb />Continue frequently the <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"12\">Paregor. elixir</ingredient>, &amp; in case of \r\n <lb /><condition n=\"14\"><choice><abbr>asthmat.</abbr><expan>asthmatic</expan></choice></condition> &amp; <symptom n=\"17\">restless nights</symptom> or <symptom n=\"31\">in case of looseness</symptom>, increase\r\n<lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> dose to a tea <choice><abbr>spoonf.</abbr><expan>spoonful</expan></choice> &amp; a half.</p>\r\n<p><lb />From all this I expect &amp;cc. but she has been reduÂ¬\r\n<lb />ced so low, <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> it will require time &amp; c. &amp; if she do not\r\n<lb />recover entirely <choice><abbr>dur<sup>g</sup> y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>during this</expan></choice> &amp; next month, she will be in\r\n<lb />great danger <choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice> another winter in this climate: <del>&amp; I</del>\r\n<lb /><unclear>&amp;</unclear> so keep in view another Climate &amp;ccc.</p>\r\n<closer><signed>W. C</signed>\r\n<dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> July 3 1776.</dateline></closer></div></body>', 3853, 3, '2013-12-05 15:32:00', 156);
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I cannot be very positive with respect to the nature\r\n    <lb />of his ailment but I am clear that it is <condition n=\"21\">of the Nervous kind</condition> acting however\r\n    <lb />chiefly upon <bodypart n=\"57\">the great vessels</bodypart> near <bodypart n=\"42\">the heart</bodypart>, &amp; this is chiefly the foundaÂ¬\r\n    <lb />tion of what I am to advise</p>\r\n<p><lb />Fresh air &amp; gentle exercise are very necessary to M<sup>r</sup> Lumsden\r\n    <lb />but he may very readily be hurt by any excess in motion. Bodily\r\n    <lb />exercise is especially dangerous &amp; he should never attempt it but in\r\n    <lb />the gentlest manner &amp; by a very little at one time. Riding better\r\n    <lb />but even this must be gentle &amp; smooth. I think a Carriage the\r\n    <lb />safest motion for him but the carriage should be easy &amp; jolting\r\n    <lb />avoided with great care ----</p>\r\n<p><lb />There is the same difficulty in the management of his\r\n    <lb />Diet. Experience has taught that he is easiest with a tolerably\r\n    <lb />full <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; therefore he must have some solid food &amp; a\r\n    <lb />glass of Wine, but I am certain that anything like full\r\n    <lb />living may urge on his complaints to a dangerous degree.</p>\r\n <p><lb />Therefore he should take moderately of animal food &amp; keep\r\n    <lb />within narrow bounds in the use of strong drink. Nothing seems\r\n    <lb />to me more necessary for him than avoiding heat, whether of the\r\n    <lb />sun, or warm chambers, especially these heated by a croud of\r\n    <lb />Company.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />If at any time <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom>, he must take care to remove it\r\n    <lb />by some <action n=\"25\">Cooling</action> <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> as <ingredient n=\"34\">Flor. Sulph.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"8\">Crem. Tart.</ingredient> &amp;<sup>.c</sup> --\r\n        <lb />He may be the better of some <bodypart n=\"47\">Nervous <choice><abbr>Med<sup>.s</sup></abbr><expan>Medicines</expan></choice></bodypart> &amp; the\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"5\">fÅ“tid Pills</ingredient> among the rest &amp; if they keep <bodypart n=\"64\">his belly</bodypart> <choice><abbr>reg<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice>\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <lb />they may be frequently employed, but for constant\r\n        <lb />use I would prefer the <bodypart n=\"47\">nervous <choice><abbr>med<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice></bodypart> of the least heating\r\n        <lb />kind such as <ingredient n=\"22\">Valerian</ingredient> &amp; perhaps <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphire</ingredient>. <action n=\"29\">Tonics</action> such as\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"35\">Steel</ingredient> may possibly be of service but I would\r\n    <lb />to the lightest preparations of that kind, such as the\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">Cold Infusion of the Bark in water</ingredient> &amp; that even will\r\n    <lb />be safer if acidulated with <ingredient n=\"108\">the Acid of Vitriol</ingredient></p>\r\n<closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> July 5<sup>th</sup> 1776 ----</dateline></closer></div>\r\n<div><recipe><choice>\r\n    <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"5\">AsÃ¦ fÅ“tid.</ingredient> Ê’iÅ¿s\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"28\">Castor Russic.</ingredient> Ê’i\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"38\" t=\"28\">Ol: C. C.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. M. divid. in pil. sing. gr v.\r\n        <lb />Sig. <ingredient n=\"5\">PilulÃ¦ FÅ“tidÃ¦</ingredient> Ph. Ed. 17</orig>\r\n    <reg>Take 1Â½ drachms of <ingredient n=\"5\">AsafÅ“tida</ingredient>, an ounce of <ingredient n=\"28\">Russian Castor</ingredient>, half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient> and enough <ingredient n=\"38\" t=\"28\">Hartshorn Oil</ingredient> to make a mass to be divided into pills of 5 grains each. Label: <ingredient n=\"5\">FÅ“tid Pills</ingredient> of the Edinburgh PharmacopÅ“ia 17</reg>\r\n</choice></recipe>    \r\n</div></body>', 3855, 2, '2013-07-28 18:13:11', 130),
(1103, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c3856\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:3856] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous / Regarding: Anonymous (Patient) / 5 July 1776 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Marianne Gilchrist</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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I hope he shall be <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> better of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> climate of <choice><abbr>Brist.</abbr><expan>Bristol</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />&amp; a regimen. The only <choice><abbr>med.</abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice> <add place=\"above\">I advise</add> is <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"4\">Bath water</ingredient>, &amp; bathing in it,\r\n<lb />but at <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same time exercise <choice><abbr>ev. d. horseb.</abbr><expan>every day horseback</expan></choice> or carriage, but\r\n<lb />towards winter <choice><abbr>guard<sup>g</sup> caref. ag<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>guarding carefully against</expan></choice> cold.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />A <symptom n=\"24\"><choice><abbr>costiven.</abbr><expan>costiveness</expan></choice></symptom> in <choice><abbr>s<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>such</expan></choice> cases, common, &amp; must be removed by a\r\n        <lb /><action n=\"21\"><choice><abbr>Laxat.</abbr><expan>Laxative</expan></choice></action> -- Gentlemans own experience. If at a loss I recommend\r\n<lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"28\">Castor oil</ingredient>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />For the <symptom n=\"7\"><choice><abbr>flatul.</abbr><expan>flatulence</expan></choice></symptom>, a draught of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"4\">bath <choice><abbr>wat.</abbr><expan>water</expan></choice></ingredient> will generally give\r\n        <lb />relief, but if some <action n=\"7\"><choice><abbr>Carminat.</abbr><expan>Carminative</expan></choice></action> I <choice><abbr>recomm.</abbr><expan>recommend</expan></choice> good <ingredient n=\"67\">Ã†ther</ingredient>, but not too\r\n        <lb />frequently, <choice><abbr>theref.</abbr><expan>therefore</expan></choice> alternate <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"68\">Peppermint</ingredient> or suchlike.</p>\r\n<p><lb />Diet. I need not be <choice><abbr>particul.</abbr><expan>particular</expan></choice> trusting <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup> y<sup>e</sup> G<sup>\'s</sup></abbr><expan>that the Gentleman\'s</expan></choice> own experience\r\n<lb />will have taught him.</p>\r\n<closer><signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n<dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> July 5. 1776</dateline></closer></div></body>', 3856, 3, '2013-09-20 15:07:12', 74),
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Upon this plan I would give\r\n<lb />him a little Claret so much as he finds comfortable\r\n <lb />&amp; is <symptom n=\"21\">not found to heat him</symptom>: -- I would also make his\r\n<lb />Broth a little stronger, give him Calfs head jelly\r\n<lb />&amp; a little animal <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> more freedom then I could\r\n<lb />have done before. <choice><abbr>W<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>With</expan></choice> this regimen, let him have\r\n<lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Tincture prescribed on tother Page. There is\r\n<lb />not time for preparing it in Town, but <add place=\"above\">I think</add> It is not\r\n<lb />possible <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> any surgeon in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Country can want\r\n<lb />either <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> materials or <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> means of it. I am glad\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n <lb />find <ingredient n=\"28\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Castor Oil</ingredient>, answer &amp; I hope it will answere\r\n<lb />in a smaller dose than <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> last <del>did</del> tried. If by this\r\n<lb />or any other means we can have <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> command of\r\n <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">his belly</bodypart>, I would try to support him by <ingredient n=\"58\">a dose\r\n <lb />of Laudanum</ingredient> at night. Five Drops can<sup>t</sup> be\r\n<lb />of service it must be to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> length of fifteen\r\n<lb />or twenty, &amp; if no peculiarity of constitution\r\n<lb />forbid it, I would prefer <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> larger dose to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n<lb />smaller, &amp; if <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> first trials be not discouraging I\r\n<lb />would repeat &amp; support, perhaps increase <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> dose;\r\n<lb />but you shall have more both on <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> subject &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n <lb />use of <ingredient n=\"1\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Bark</ingredient> upon my getting next report.</p>\r\n<closer><signed>William Cullen.</signed>\r\n<dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 6<sup>th</sup> July <u>1776</u></dateline></closer></div>\r\n<div><head>For M<sup>r</sup> S. 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Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Infusion</action>, an ounce or two as <bodypart n=\"46\">his stomach</bodypart> bears it, to be taken twice or thrice a day about an hour before meals.</reg>   \r\n</choice></recipe>\r\n<p><lb />N.B. Before filtering <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> above let two\r\n <lb />ounces of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Brandy Ticture of bark</ingredient> be added\r\n<lb />to it.</p>\r\n<closer><signed>WC.</signed>\r\n<dateline>6<sup>th</sup> July 1776</dateline></closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n\r\n<head>For M<sup>r</sup> S. Gordon.</head>\r\n\r\n <recipe>\r\n<choice>\r\n<orig>\r\n<lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar</ingredient> â„¥viii\r\n<lb /><ingredient n=\"318\">Acet. distillat.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n<lb /><ingredient n=\"120\">Scch. Saturn</ingredient> Ð­ii\r\n<lb />Solve et per chartam cola\r\n<lb />Signa <bodypart n=\"6\">Eye water</bodypart> for washing <bodypart n=\"6\">y<sup>e</sup> Eyes</bodypart> three times\r\n</orig>\r\n  <reg>â„ž Take 8 ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rosewater</ingredient>, half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"318\">Vinegar Distillate</ingredient>, and 2 scruples of <ingredient n=\"120\">Sugar of Lead</ingredient>. Dissolve and strain through paper. Label: <bodypart n=\"6\">Eye water</bodypart> for washing <bodypart n=\"6\">the Eyes</bodypart> three times a day.</reg>   \r\n</choice>\r\n</recipe>\r\n\r\n<closer>\r\n<signed>WC</signed>\r\n<dateline>July 6<sup>.th</sup> <u>1776</u></dateline>\r\n</closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n <recipe>\r\n<choice>\r\n<orig>\r\n<lb /><ingredient n=\"28\">Ol. ricin.</ingredient> recent. â„¥iv\r\n <lb />Signa <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor Oil</ingredient>.</orig>\r\n <reg>Take 4 ounces of fresh <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor Oil</ingredient>. 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See the 2<sup>d</sup> page back.</head>\r\n    <p><lb />His disease altho in a male, truly <condition n=\"28\">Hysteria</condition>, may be obstinate\r\n    <lb />but I hope <choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>may be</expan></choice> cured &amp; the remedy I would chiefly depend on\r\n    <lb />is the <ingredient n=\"205\">Pil cerulÃ¦Ã¦ <choice><abbr>Ph. Ed. nov. edit.</abbr><expan>of the November edition of the Edinburgh Pharmacopoeia</expan></choice></ingredient> Let him have a dose every\r\n    <lb />night &amp; morning, <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> may at first be one Pill &amp; if this affect\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">his stomach</bodypart> or give any squeamishness it is enough but if not,\r\n    <lb />increases it to 3 or 4 pills till it have some effect upon <bodypart n=\"46\">the\r\n    <lb />Stomach</bodypart>. Wash down every dose <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> â„¥ii of the <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\"><choice><abbr>B.</abbr><expan>Bark</expan></choice> infusion</ingredient>\r\n    <lb />ordered below. Along <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> these keep <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular &amp; nothing\r\n    <lb />more proper than the <ingredient n=\"5\">fÅ“tid pills</ingredient> you have used, but if they\r\n    <lb />do not answer add <ingredient n=\"3\">some Aloes</ingredient> to the <ingredient n=\"5\">fÅ“tid Gums</ingredient>.</p>\r\n<p><lb />Need not be reduced to a vegetable diet but should deal\r\n    <lb />much in milk and farinacea &amp; <add place=\"above\">be</add> sparing of animal food,\r\n    <lb />&amp; should take no fermented or spirituous liquors. Let\r\n    <lb />him take fresh air &amp; gentle exercise but <choice><abbr>ridg</abbr><expan>riding</expan></choice> or <add place=\"above\">going in</add> a carrÂ¬\r\n    <lb />iage are better than walking, for he must <symptom n=\"9\">avoid bodily\r\n    <lb />fatigue</symptom>. Avoid violent &amp; especially sudden emotions.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />I have little to add about the Jamaica <choice><abbr>Gent.</abbr><expan>Gentleman</expan></choice> in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />way of <choice><abbr>Med</abbr><expan>Medicine</expan></choice> ---- He is in great danger of <condition n=\"1\">Phthisis</condition>, &amp;\r\n    <lb />must take to a milk &amp; vegetable diet -- and as soon\r\n   <lb />as the season will allow, to get on <choice><abbr>horseb.</abbr><expan>horseback</expan></choice> &amp; ride a <choice><abbr>g<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>great</expan></choice> deal.\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"1\"><choice><abbr>Bleed<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>Bleeding</expan></choice></treatment> &amp; <treatment n=\"4\"><choice><abbr>blister<sup>g</sup> m: b.</abbr><expan>blistering may be</expan></choice></treatment> occasionally necessary, but he should\r\n    <lb />depend on diet &amp; riding &amp; if convenient a voyage, but\r\n    <lb />not to a warm climate in the Summer.</p></div>\r\n    <div><head>For <condition n=\"28\">the Hysteric Gent.</condition></head>\r\n      <recipe><choice><orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. Peruv.</ingredient> &amp;cc. <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">Bark infusion</ingredient>\r\n    <lb />as in Page 307. for Drysdale - A small cupfull after every\r\n    <lb />dose of the Pills</orig>\r\n          <reg>Take <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient> &amp;cc. <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">Bark infusion</ingredient> as in Page 307. for Drysdale - A small cupfull after every dose of the Pills</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n<closer><signed>W. C</signed>\r\n<dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup> Feb.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh February</expan></choice> 9. 1777.</dateline></closer></div></body>\r\n', 3997, 2, '2013-08-19 17:13:16', 130),
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It is <condition n=\"21\">a nervous\r\n            <lb />affair</condition> &amp; is not durable. <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> quiet it for a little but their effects do\r\n        <lb />not last, and as it is troublesome only in the daytime <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> are not\r\n    <lb />convenient not to say <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> they may otherwise do more harm in quieting\r\n        <lb />the <symptom n=\"4\">Convulsive ticking cough</symptom>, than good. What I find most useful\r\n        <lb />is what we do to cure <condition n=\"67\">hiccup</condition> viz. occupying their attention. The\r\n        <lb />Lady whom I have just now <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"4\">such a cough</symptom> has it stopped for\r\n        <lb />several hours by her being surprised <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> her sister <symptom n=\"45\">fainting</symptom>.\r\n    <lb />But this must be left to your discretion judging of your patients\r\n    <lb />state of <bodypart n=\"95\">mind</bodypart> or what it will bear. It may sometimes be relieved\r\n        <lb />by <ingredient n=\"299\">a Lozenge <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> dissolves slowly like pomfret cake</ingredient>. Otherwise\r\n    <lb />this symptoms requires no change in our measures  -- I hope\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"31\">the little looseness</symptom> you mention is stopped but if such a <choice><abbr>sympt.</abbr><expan>symptom</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> pains of the <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>Stom.</abbr><expan>Stomach</expan></choice></bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> should return, nothing can be\r\n        <lb />depended on but <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> you will employ however no\r\n    <lb />more than is absolutely necessary.</p>     \r\n<closer><signed>W. C</signed>\r\n<dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup> Feb.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh February</expan></choice> 10. 1777.</dateline></closer></div></body>\r\n', 3998, 2, '2013-04-03 13:47:51', 65),
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Some animal food every day\r\n    <lb />at dinner but of the lighter kinds &amp; always in moderate\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>q<sup>ty</sup></abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> -- filling up <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> broth pudding &amp; vegetables.</p>\r\n<p><lb />Supper light or none. No animal food, not even an egg.\r\n    <lb />At breakfast, tea, bread, &amp; butter as usual, but the tea\r\n    <lb />must be weak &amp; little butter. May take honey or\r\n    <lb />currant jelly if <bodypart n=\"46\">his stomach</bodypart> bear them.</p>\r\n<p><lb />For <choice><abbr>ordin.</abbr><expan>ordinary</expan></choice> drink at meals, water or small beer but\r\n    <lb />rather the water. After dinner or supper may take a\r\n    <lb />few glasses wine or punch, but strictly avoid being intoÂ¬\r\n    <lb />xicated or <symptom n=\"21\">at all heated by it</symptom>. If he be strict in this the\r\n    <lb />quality of the liquor is of little consequence.</p>\r\n<p><lb />Much exercise &amp; fresh air, moderate walking but\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"9\">avoid fatigue</symptom>, &amp; moist ground &amp; standing long in the\r\n    <lb />open air. Spend the greatest part of the forenoon in\r\n    <lb />good weather, on horseback.</p>\r\n<p><lb />Avoid cold. Be well cloathed, never shift from thicker\r\n    <lb />to thinner even in Summer. Avoid sitting or <choice><abbr>stand<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>standing</expan></choice> in\r\n    <lb />a stream of air, &amp; all damp, especially in his cloaths.</p>\r\n<p><lb />Go to bed &amp; rise betimes.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Only two remedies to propose. The one <treatment n=\"11\">a pea issue</treatment>\r\n    <lb />in <bodypart n=\"10\">the nape of the neck</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"36\">each side the Spine</bodypart>.</p>\r\n    <recipe><choice><orig><lb />The other â„ž <ingredient n=\"125\">Tart. solub.</ingredient> â„¥ii Aq. font. â„¥vi <ingredient n=\"65\">-- cinnam\r\n    <lb />simpl.</ingredient> â„¥iv Solve &amp; p ch. cola. S. <action n=\"33\">Aperient Solution</action>, two\r\n    <lb />tablespoonfuls in half a muchkin of spring water every\r\n    <lb />morning before breakfast, drinking the water at two or\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <lb />three draughts so as to finish the whole, half an hour\r\n        <lb />or an hour before breakfast. 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Burnett labours\r\n            <lb/>at present under a very disagreeable and troublesome\r\n            <lb/>complaint, which he desires me to acquaint you with,\r\n            <lb/>and to ask your advice concerning it. - It is an <symptom n=\"110\"><symptom n=\"17\">inconÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tinency of urine while asleep</symptom></symptom>.- He has, as you know\r\n            <lb/>for some years, been troubled with <condition n=\"17\">calculous</condition> complaints,\r\n            <lb/>and he still continues to pass frequently what have very\r\n            <lb/>much the <condition n=\"17\">appearance of frequents of a large stone</condition>\r\n            <lb/>there, however, are now, and have been for a considerable\r\n            <lb/>time, attended with no other inconvenience than a <symptom n=\"27\">freÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>quent inclination to make water</symptom>, as they come away\r\n            <lb/>with so little pain, tho\' some of them of a pretty large\r\n            <lb/>size, as to be generally unobserv\'d. - He has,however, \r\n            <lb/>for a few weeks past, been afflicted with an <symptom n=\"27\">involuntary\r\n            <lb/>discharge of urine in the night only</symptom>, with which he \r\n       <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>first made me acquainted about a fortnight since, and \r\n            <lb/>I immediately prescrib\'d for him the <ingredient n=\"61\">uva ursi</ingredient> in the\r\n            <lb/>dose of half a drachm twice a day, which I intended to \r\n            <lb/>increase to the quantity of a drachm two or three times\r\n            <lb/>a day; but, it not seeming to have any immediate effect,\r\n            <lb/>and he being rather impatient, I order\'d a <treatment n=\"4\">blistering plasÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ter</treatment> to be applied to the region of the <u><bodypart n=\"91\">os sacrum</bodypart></u>, of the \r\n            <lb/>efficacy of which remedy in such cases I had observed\r\n            <lb/>several instances related in the second &amp; third volumes\r\n            <lb/>of the London Medical Observations.- The night that \r\n            <lb/>the <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> was applied much <symptom n=\"27\">more water came away\r\n            <lb/>involuntarily than before</symptom>; the next night, not quite so\r\n            <lb/>much, but still more than before the application of the \r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment>, but the third night none at all came away,\r\n            <lb/>which had never happened before from the beginning of\r\n            <lb/>the disorder.- Since that time the <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> has been\r\n            <lb/>less, but is still so considerable as to be very disagreeable\r\n    <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>and inconvenient to him, and he therefore wishes to have \r\n            <lb/>your opinion and advice.- In all other respects he is much\r\n            <lb/>better now than for many years past, his <symptom n=\"8\">appetite being\r\n            <lb/>perfectly good</symptom> and his strength and flesh rather increas\'d.\r\n            <lb/>The <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> too, to which he was formerly so subject\r\n            <lb/>is now much less violent; he is rather <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom>, <subst><del>which</del><add place=\"above\">but this</add></subst>\r\n            <lb/>he impartes to the <ingredient n=\"32\">Lime-Water</ingredient>, which is the only <action n=\"68\">LithonÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>triptic</action> he now employs.- He has taken none of the\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"61\">uva ursi</ingredient> since the <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> was applied, and <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb/>but a very small quantity before, so that I think\r\n            <lb/>he has not, by any means, given it a fair trial,\r\n            <lb/>but, if there is any other medicine to which you give the\r\n            <lb/>preference, I beg you will take the trouble of letting\r\n            <lb/>me know it as soon as your leisure and convenience\r\n            <lb/>will admit.- I proposed to make trial of the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>and <ingredient n=\"35\">steel</ingredient>, and perhaps <ingredient n=\"250\">Alum</ingredient>, but shall now do nothing\r\n            <lb/>farther till I have the pleasure of hearing from you. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>I am <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir, Your\'s &amp;c.</salute>\r\n            <signed>W. Riddell</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Berwick 23<sup>d</sup> <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1777</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"4\"/>  \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb/>Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>Dr Riddell <choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>concerning</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Burnet\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1777\r\n                <lb/>V vi P109\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1370, 2, '2013-08-21 12:43:27', 136),
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While <symptom n=\"89\">any discharge of blood</symptom> continues he\r\n    <lb />must take no <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient>, but when it is over he may\r\n    <lb />take <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> to Ê’ii every day for a week or two together\r\n    <lb />I think the Regimen before advised still proper &amp;\r\n    <lb />should not give over taking some milk tho he cannot\r\n    <lb />take it in such large quantity as he might wish.\r\n    <lb />Whey &amp; buttermilk if not too sour are very proper for\r\n    <lb />him.</p></div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <recipe><choice><orig><lb />X â„ž <ingredient n=\"250\">Alum. russ.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"97\">Terr. japon.</ingredient> @ gr. v. â„³ f. pulvis et\r\n            <lb />f. h: modi doses â„– vi. S. <action n=\"5\">Astringent powders</action> one to be\r\n  <lb />taken twice a day in a little water berry.<note>Possibly a slip for \'berry-water\', being some sort of fruit infusion.</note></orig>\r\n            <reg>Take 5 grains each of <ingredient n=\"250\">Russian Alum</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"97\">Japanese Earth</ingredient>. Mix to make powder and in this way make 6 doses. Label: <action n=\"5\">Astringent powders</action> one to be taken twice a day in a little water berry.<note>Possibly a slip for \'berry-water\', being some sort of fruit infusion.</note></reg>\r\n </choice></recipe>\r\n        <p><lb />X NB. <symptom n=\"89\">If the discharge of blood continue</symptom>, these powders\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>may be</expan></choice> increased in their dose or continued for longer\r\n    <lb />than three days X</p>\r\n<closer>\r\n<dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>.r</sup> Feb.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh February</expan></choice> 25. 1777.</dateline>\r\n<signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n</closer></div></body>', 4004, 3, '2014-02-17 17:07:12', 154),
(1111, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c5938\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:5938] From: Dr John Lorrain / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Mr Robert Sanderson (Patient) / 17 February 1777 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Marianne Gilchrist</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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March? 1778? / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Marianne Gilchrist</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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Whatever is at bottom of Miss Hamiltons ailments\r\n    <lb />I think they are likely to be mended by washing out\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"48\">her blood</bodypart> with <ingredient n=\"18\">Salt Water</ingredient>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />2. For this purpose let the <ingredient n=\"18\">Salt water</ingredient> be taken up in\r\n    <lb />the <del>the</del> Stream of the Flood Tide about an hour or\r\n    <lb />thereabouts before high Water or by dipping as\r\n        <lb />deep as conveniently may be. <ingredient n=\"18\">The Water</ingredient> taken up\r\n    <lb />is to be put into very clean bottles &amp; very well\r\n    <lb />corked.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />3. 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But as\r\n    <lb />is more probable if this quantity does not keep\r\n    <lb />the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> open it must be gradually increased --\r\n    <lb />every day till it is found to keep her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> open\r\n    <lb />&amp; no more. It may be increased either by\r\n    <lb />the number of draughts or the quantity of each.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />6. While she is taking <ingredient n=\"18\">the Water</ingredient> in the mornings\r\n    <lb />she should walk about in the intervals as much\r\n    <lb />as the weather allows &amp; when the whole draughts\r\n    <lb />are finished she should walk out for half an hour\r\n    <lb />before she takes breakfast.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />7. 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Some other measures <choice><abbr>m<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>might</expan></choice> be\r\n    <lb />taken, for <choice><abbr>restor<sup>g</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>restoring the</expan></choice> tone of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> parts but these at his\r\n        <lb />age, only temporary, &amp; hazardous. <condition n=\"84\"><choice><abbr>W<sup>n</sup> y<sup>e</sup> Prolaps.</abbr><expan>When the Prolapsus</expan></choice></condition> comes\r\n        <lb />endeavour by his lying along, &amp; by pressing up <bodypart n=\"66\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Gut</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />to reduce it as soon as possible. In the above you\r\n    <lb />will find most of your <choice><abbr>Quer.</abbr><expan>Query</expan></choice> answered. I am glad\r\n    <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Kennedy is better. He must be left to Regimen,\r\n        <lb />the\r\n\r\n\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"5\">Seton</treatment> or <treatment n=\"11\">other Issue</treatment>, &amp; to changes <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> happen at his age. I\r\n    <lb />expect little <choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup> med.</abbr><expan>from medicine</expan></choice> but after some <choice><abbr>interv.</abbr><expan>interval</expan></choice> he <choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>may be</expan></choice> the\r\n        <lb />better of some <ingredient n=\"112\">Copper</ingredient> for two or three weeks. 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I <del>and</del> wished to have him <treatment n=\"15\">sounded</treatment> that I might \r\n            <lb />be certain of his having no <condition n=\"17\">Stone</condition> --- M<sup>r</sup> Hamilton was called in\r\n            <lb />and we <treatment n=\"15\">sounded</treatment> him but we found nothing. -- It was with a good deal \r\n            <lb />of difficulty that I got the staff into the <bodypart n=\"56\">bladder</bodypart> thro\' its neck.\r\n<pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Hamilton was of opinion that it might be a <symptom n=\"127\">Rheumatic affecÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion</symptom> of that organ and we resolved to treat it accordingly, he was \r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">blooded</treatment> thrice, was ordered cooling regimen &amp;<sup>c.</sup> and at last he got\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers powders</ingredient> which operated very well - Since which time he\r\n            <lb />has been easier of the pain above the <bodypart n=\"31\">Yard</bodypart> in the region of the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"91\">os Pubis</bodypart>, and also at the end, but still at times he is much\r\n            <lb />troubled with it, and would be glad to have your advice --\r\n            <lb />I shall not trouble you at present with telling you particularly \r\n            <lb />every symptom as he will acquaint you with them more at \r\n            <lb />large himself.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n                <lb />your most Obedient humble\r\n                <lb />Servant \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed><choice><abbr>Alex<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Alexander</expan></choice> Dunlop</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Glasgow Monday Evening</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen Physician\r\n            <lb />Professor of Medicine in the University\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n<handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Dunlop C\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Ferguson\r\n            <lb />March 24. 1777\r\n        </p>\r\n</annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1385, 2, '2013-09-23 19:49:13', 76);
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Also the ridding\r\n            <lb />And as to the ridding since ever we got the Chaise She has rode\r\n            <lb />some days once to some service &amp; it does not in the least seem to\r\n            <lb />fatigue her but rather to refresh her.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n            <lb />As to herself she is very submissive &amp; patient in her trouble \r\n            <lb />&amp; also pretty chearfull &amp; likes to hear conversation moderately\r\n            <lb />&amp; also sometimes to join a word according to her ability of body.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />And as to her complaints (she got the <condition n=\"13\">cold</condition> by going to bed\r\n            <lb />in a new washed room befor it was dryed &amp; it was wet under\r\n            <lb />the bed &amp; all round; &amp; thought little of it at first) She has no\r\n            <lb />particular pain that she comp<add place=\"above\">l</add>ains of. but the <symptom n=\"4\">tickling cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"17\">mars her sleep</symptom>; her <symptom n=\"76\">spittle</symptom> is not gross <add place=\"above\">but in a midle way</add> her <bodypart n=\"73\">left side</bodypart> she \r\n            <lb />she comp<add place=\"above\">l</add>ains of <symptom n=\"23\">a weakness</symptom> in it &amp; cannot ly on it for the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> \r\n            <lb />is for worst when she leans to that <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart>; she has at times some\r\n            <lb />little <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> in her <bodypart n=\"23\">ankles</bodypart> <del>w</del> in the evening but it goes of ---\r\n            <lb />She <condition n=\"8\">has not had her courses for about 7 weeks past</condition>, - she has  \r\n            <lb />sometimes a little <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> for which a little fine <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> is\r\n            <lb />ordered &amp; it does good in that part, her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse is very quick</symptom> -----\r\n            <lb />in the morning it is <symptom n=\"15\">very moderate</symptom> but towards night it grows\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">very quick</symptom>: &amp; I suppose what you call very <symptom n=\"34\">hectick</symptom>: one also \r\n            <lb />design to try ass milk. She is affraid of the <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> troubbling \r\n            <lb />her ------------------------------------------------------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Again as to her diet you know she always loved milk &amp; it\r\n            <lb />grew her well: therefor when she was freely allowed milk\r\n            <lb />she was well pleased. also light pudden &amp;c. is ordered her --\r\n            <lb />She has no <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment>, but has a white <treatment n=\"4\">pitch plaister</treatment> between\r\n            <lb />her <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart> she has used no medicine since she came her \r\n            <lb />but a very little of the <ingredient n=\"9\">rhubarb</ingredient> twice: nor does she take any\r\n            <lb />sleeping draughts less or more; and although she can walk \r\n            <lb />in the house &amp;c: and to the chaise herself, yet she is <symptom n=\"23\">much \r\n            <lb />weakened.</symptom> -- So I cannot tell you any more at preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sent. you know that hereto for she was allways healthy\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute><choice><abbr>D<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> John I am Your\'s &amp;c. -------</salute>\r\n            <signed>James Smith</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />Turn over\r\n            <lb />P: S: We <choice><abbr>rec<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>received</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>yo<sup>.r</sup> <unclear>D<sup>r</sup></unclear></abbr><expan>your Dear</expan></choice> Sister\'s letter, for which <choice><abbr>yo<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> Mother &amp; <choice><abbr>F.</abbr><expan>Father</expan></choice> returns him our sincere \r\n            <lb />thanks. for the concern his there shews for Our Daughter, &amp; if it pleases God to spare\r\n            <lb />&amp;c: I will write him next week anent her, this day I am a little hurryed <del>with bussiness</del>\r\n            <lb />&amp; cannot conveniently do it.\r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> John Smith\r\n            <lb />Student of Physick\r\n            <lb />at M<sup>r</sup> Henry Hardie\'s\r\n            <lb />Wardrop Court LawnMarket\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n<handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Case \r\n            <lb />of Miss Smith\r\n            <lb />March 1777\r\n            <lb />Nvi P126\r\n        </p>\r\n</annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1387, 2, '2013-06-19 15:42:52', 130),
(1119, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c4048\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:4048] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN] / Regarding: Mrs Hatridge (Ritchie) (Patient) / 2 May 1777 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2013-01-10\">10 January 2013</date> Last updated by David Shuttleton</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2013-01-07\">7 January 2013</date> XML file created by Jenny Bann</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n<body>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Hatridge.</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Find from her brother M<sup>r</sup> Ritchie.<note>See headnotes for a possible explanation of this brief note</note> that the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"31\">Musk</ingredient> did not agree with her &amp; therefore shall\r\n            <lb />not insist upon it. I advise the Cold <subst><del>bath</del><add place=\"above\">washing</add></subst>\r\n            <lb />to be brought to Cold water altogether, by <u>degrees.</u>\r\n            <lb />If the disease continue I would not give it up\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w out</abbr><expan>without</expan></choice> trial of <treatment n=\"4\"><choice><abbr>blister<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>blistering</expan></choice></treatment>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edi<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <del>April</del> May 2. 1777.</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4048, 3, '2013-01-10 15:36:50', 24),
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Marjoribanks Esq<sup>r.</sup>\r\n        </head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Tho M<sup>r</sup> Marjoribanks complaints are of the\r\n            <lb />most distressing kind, I hope they shall have no distressing\r\n            <lb />consequence &amp; shall be relieved very soon by the\r\n            <lb />following measures.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Let him take every morning a dose\r\n            <lb />of the <action n=\"33\">aperient</action> solution. The dose should\r\n            <lb />move his <bodypart n=\"46\">belly</bodypart> once a <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> day &amp; if it does\r\n            <lb />either less or more it must encreased or\r\n            <lb />diminished. He must by no means\r\n            <lb />indulge either the indolence or <unclear>solids</unclear>\r\n            <lb />that he is disposed to. 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or wheÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ther you think the following Fact in point?\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />A Surgeon applied to me about five Years ago\r\n            <lb />for some <bodypart n=\"43\">Pulmonic</bodypart> complaints which were \r\n            <lb />the consequence of a wound made by a Sword\r\n            \r\n     <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />between the <bodypart n=\"11\">Clavicle</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"40\">first Rib</bodypart>. - It appeared\r\n            <lb />from the subsequent symptoms, viz, <symptom n=\"35\">Hemoptic</symptom>, \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"34\">Hectic</symptom>, &amp; <symptom n=\"86\">purulent spitting</symptom>, that the wound had \r\n            <lb /><del><illegible l=\"2\" /></del> penetrated the Substance of the <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart>. -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Soon after the wound, an <condition n=\"129\">Emphysema</condition> came\r\n            <lb />on, which greatly distended the Cel: <unclear><choice><abbr>membr:</abbr><expan>membrane</expan></choice></unclear> of \r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulder</bodypart>: - the <condition n=\"129\">EmphyÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sema</condition> however gradually decreased, &amp; was \r\n            <lb />entirely gone in about 20 Days, without a\r\n            <lb />single <treatment n=\"50\">scarification</treatment>, or any application whatÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ever. -- Now we know, tha the <symptom n=\"62\">InflamÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mation</symptom> of the wound of the <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart>, would preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />vent the further escape of Air from the \r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart>, after the 2<sup>d</sup> or 3<sup>d</sup> Day; &amp; the <symptom n=\"62\">InflamÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mation</symptom> of the external wound, <choice><abbr>w<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> in like manÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ner prevent the escape of the <condition n=\"129\">Emphysematous</condition>\r\n            <lb />Air from the <unclear>Cell: <choice><abbr>mem:</abbr><expan>membrane</expan></choice></unclear> - <choice><abbr>med:</abbr><expan>medical</expan></choice> Observations\r\n            <lb />vol. 3 p. 389 &amp; 390. ----- What then became \r\n            <lb />of the <del><illegible w=\"3\" /></del> extravasated Air <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />constituted the <condition n=\"129\">Emphysema</condition>, &amp; which was not\r\n            <lb />quite gone till the end of <u>twenty Days</u>?\r\n            \r\n      <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />was it by the Powers of the Animal <unclear>oeconoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />my</unclear>, changed from the Elastic into the Fixed State \r\n            <lb />in the same manner that the Fixed Air <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />is detached in a beginning <condition n=\"49\">Gangrene</condition> &amp; distends\r\n            <lb />the <unclear>Cell: <choice><abbr>membr</abbr><expan>membrane</expan></choice></unclear>, returns again into a Fixed \r\n            <lb />state, as soon as the <bodypart n=\"57\">vessels</bodypart> of the <condition n=\"49\">gangrened\r\n            <lb />part</condition> begin to recover their proper &amp; healthy \r\n            <lb />Action. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Whatever hints, or information, you may \r\n            <lb />be so obliging as to give on this subject, shall\r\n            <lb />remain entirely with myself, if desired. -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I remain\r\n                <lb />with Gratitude &amp; Esteem\r\n                <lb />D<sup>.r</sup> Cullen\'s\r\n                <lb />Faithful &amp; Obliged Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed><choice><abbr>Matt:</abbr><expan>Matthew</expan></choice> Dobson</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Priestley<note>Dr Joseph Priestley (1733-1804), the influential theologian and natural philosopher, a member of the influential Lunar Society (see ODNB).</note> says in one\r\n            <lb />of his volumes, \'I know of\r\n            <lb />no instance of Common Air\r\n            <lb />being changed into Fixed Air\':-<note>Priestley had published the first volume of his (later expanded) <i>Experiments and Observations on the Different Kinds of Air</i> in 1774. 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I heartily wish I could be of service, &amp;c. but matters\r\n            <lb/>seem to be far gone <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> your father &amp; the only service we\r\n            <lb/>can do him is to support his strength &amp; keep him easy as\r\n            <lb/>long as we can. I have given you on t\'other page a Cordial\r\n            <lb/>Infusion as well suited to his particular circumstances as\r\n            <lb/>I can make it. You may give him a couple of spoonfulls\r\n            <lb/>several times a day more or less as you find his <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>stom.</abbr><expan>stomach</expan></choice></bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>bears it. 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In diet he must abstain from all kind of animal food\r\n            <lb/>and live entirely upon milk grain and other vegetables.\r\n            <lb/>2. He must abstain also from all kind of strong drink\r\n            <lb/>whether fermented or spirituous and take to water &amp; watery\r\n            <lb/>liquors alone. 3. While the weather is tolerable he should\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>go on horseback every day and take what exercise that\r\n            <lb/>way he can easily bear but walking and all bodily exercise\r\n            <lb/>is very had for him. 4 At all times he must take particular\r\n            <lb/>care to guard against cold and for that purpose wear\r\n            <lb/>a flannel shirt next his skin both day &amp; night.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>5. 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She must take no raw Vegetables or Sallad\r\n            <lb />or Cucumber. -- She must also abstain from all kind of fruit, whether\r\n            <lb />raw, boiled or baked - But as some quantity of Vegetables is necessary\r\n            <lb />to keep our <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> in good condition Miss N. may take a few green\r\n            <lb />pease when they first come in season but must let them alone when\r\n            <lb />they become older &amp; the same thing may be said of Turnep, Collyflower\r\n            <lb />&amp; artichoke. - When they are young &amp; tender a little of them may\r\n            <lb />be taken; but when they become older or when they are taken largely\r\n            <lb />they may increase her ailments. -----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />On the other hand she must abstain from all fat &amp; heavy meats\r\n            <lb />Bacon Pork &amp; indeed the fat of all meats &amp; all heavy Sauces - Of\r\n            <lb />any kind of plain meat as Beef Mutton Veal Lamb Whitefowl,\r\n            <lb />Pidgeons she may take moderately that is, always keeping her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />light &amp; never making a full meal of meat. She should take no broth\r\n            <lb />of any kind. -- She must like wise be very sparing of fish, that is, take\r\n            <lb />them very seldom &amp; only <add place=\"above\">of</add> the lightest kinds of whitefish according Salmon\r\n            <lb />Herring &amp; Shellfish. -- Of any kind of grain as well leavened\r\n            <lb />bread, Rice Barley, Millet or Sago she may take freely drest in the\r\n            <lb />manner she likes best only let her avoid puddings with fruit. She must\r\n            <lb />abstain from tea &amp; Coffee at all times -- For breakfast she may take\r\n            <lb />Water gruel weak Chocolate or rather Cocoa tea which is to be got here -\r\n            <lb />For supper she may take an Egg or a bit of any light cold meat ----\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />Bread &amp; Butter either at breakfast or supper she may take\r\n            <lb />but the butter sparingly. -- All kinds of sweet meats must be avoiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ded. A bit of Cheese such as people commonly take after meals is very\r\n            <lb />allowable. -- I omitted to enquire at Miss Niven how she digests\r\n            <lb />milk but it was because I did not think it proper for her, &amp; I only\r\n            <lb />say now that if she digests milk easily she may take it sometimes but it\r\n            <lb />should be seldom &amp; never any quantity of Cream. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For drink there is only <add place=\"above\">one</add> kind <del>of drink</del> fit for her &amp; that is plain\r\n            <lb />water -- She may sometimes put a little spirit to it, but the less the\r\n            <lb />better &amp; she should put no sugar to it. - All kinds of formented liÂ¬\r\n            <lb />quors whither Wines or Malt Liquors are very bad for her and let\r\n            <lb />her abstain from them altogether. ------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If due care is taken of her diet agreable to these directions I\r\n            <lb />expect Miss Niven will be more free from complaints, but some pains\r\n            <lb />must be taken also to strengthen her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> by fresh air &amp; gentle\r\n            <lb />Exercise. -- The more frequently she goes on horseback especially\r\n            <lb />in the forenoon she will be soonner well -- But the horse ought\r\n            <lb />to have an easy motion for a hard trot would do harm &amp; if it is a long\r\n            <lb />continued gentle motion rather than more violent Exercise that does\r\n            <lb />Service in such a case as this -- Moderate walking is also good for\r\n            <lb />her but any bodily fatigue is very improper &amp; therefore much dancing -\r\n            <lb />Sitting late at night or lying long in the morning are both bad for Miss\r\n            <lb />N.<sup>s</sup> complaints -----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />These are the Particulars of her Regimen &amp; I depend much upon\r\n            <lb />them so as to offer few Medicines but these few prescribed below will\r\n            <lb />I expect be of much service to her. -------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Let her take one of the stomachic <del>Pills</del> Powders every day\r\n            <lb />about half an hour or an hour after dinner -----\r\n        </p>\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Every morning let her take a dose of the <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> Salts\r\n            <lb />each does is to be dissolved in a muchkin of Spring Water\r\n            <lb />and when dissolved the water is to be divided into three draughts, one\r\n            <lb />to be taken every half hour. She should begin at seven in the\r\n            <lb />morning or at least half an hour after it that her draughts may be\r\n            <lb />finished at least half an hour before breakfast -- These salts\r\n            <lb />should keep her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular but no more - If they purge the dose\r\n            <lb />must be diminished. If they do not keep her to once a day the dose -\r\n            <lb />should be increased. If any part of these directions want explanaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion or correction I shall <add place=\"above\">be</add> very ready to give it. -------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 26<sup>th.</sup> May.\r\n                <lb />1768.\r\n            </dateline>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen --</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For Miss Niven</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"84\">Magnes. alb.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s. <ingredient n=\"81\">Rad. Colomb.</ingredient> pulv. gr.v.\r\n                    <lb />-- <ingredient n=\"85\">Zingiber.</ingredient> pulv. gr. ij â„³ &amp; fiant h. m. dos â„– xij --\r\n                    <lb />Signa Stomachic Powders.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two drachms of <ingredient n=\"84\">white Magnesia</ingredient>, five grains of powdered <ingredient n=\"81\">Columbo root</ingredient>,\r\n                    two grains of powdered <ingredient n=\"85\">Ginger root</ingredient>.  Mix and make into twelve doses as required.\r\n                    Label: Stomachic Powders.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"118\">Tartar. Solub.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"95\">Sal. Glauber</ingredient> @ Ê’j <ingredient n=\"222\">Sal.\r\n                    <lb />marin. Hispan.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s. <ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar. alb.</ingredient> Ê’ijÅ¿s. â„³ f. pulvis\r\n                    <lb />&amp; fiant. h. m. Dos â„– xij. Signa <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> Salts.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two drachms each of <ingredient n=\"118\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"95\">Glauber\'s Salts</ingredient>,\r\n                    half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"222\">Spanish Sea-salt</ingredient>, and two and a half drachms of <ingredient n=\"50\">white Sugar</ingredient>.\r\n                    Mix and make into a powder, and make into twelve doses as required. Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> Salts.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>26. May 1768.</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W C</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 5963, 3, '2013-07-23 17:57:07', 65),
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Allan</del>\r\n            <lb />For M<sup>r</sup> Harkness\r\n        </head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have carefully considered your full &amp;\r\n            <lb />distinct narration &amp; shall be glad to be of\r\n            <lb />service to <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> patient. 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<choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> pus be <illegible w=\"1\" /> <choice><abbr>w<sup>le</sup></abbr><expan>while</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> <choice><abbr>cont<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>continues</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />may be of <choice><abbr>g<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>great</expan></choice> service. <choice><abbr>Y<sup>re</sup></abbr><expan>There</expan></choice> is nothing more desirable\r\n            <lb />in <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> case <choice><abbr>yn</abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> to promote Expectoration <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> we\r\n            <lb />have <choice><abbr>n<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>not</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> in our <choice><abbr>pow<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>power</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> you may try it <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"25\">Squill</ingredient> <choice><abbr>â„³</abbr><expan>Mixture</expan></choice> as <choice><abbr>ord<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>ordered</expan></choice> below. Let him take it <choice><abbr>sev<sup>l</sup></abbr><expan>several</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />times a day to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>q<sup>ty</sup></abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> his <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>Stom.</abbr><expan>Stomach</expan></choice></bodypart> will bear <choice><abbr>w out</abbr><expan>without</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>sickn</abbr><expan>sickness</expan></choice> &amp; <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> repetition <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> will keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> open.\r\n            <lb />If <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> patient shall recover we may think of <choice><abbr>obviat<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>obviating</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> former <choice><abbr>disord<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>disorders</expan></choice> of his <choice><abbr>constitut<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>constitution</expan></choice> &amp;cc.\r\n        </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    <postscript>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />turn\r\n        </p>\r\n    </postscript>\r\n</div>\r\n    <div>\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Harkness.</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. ros.</ingredient> â„¥iij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinam.</ingredient> s. v.\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"227\">Acet. scillit.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"25\" t=\"18\">Syr. -----ana</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb />Signa <action n=\"19\">Pect</action> â„³ a table sp. f. to be t<sup>n.</sup> sev<sup>l</sup>\r\n                    <lb />times a day.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take three ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose water</ingredient>,\r\n                    <illegible w=\"1\" /> of <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient>,\r\n                    one ounce each of <ingredient n=\"227\">Acet. scillit.</ingredient> and\r\n                    <ingredient n=\"25\" t=\"18\">syrup of squills</ingredient>. \r\n                    Label: <action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action> Mixture to be taken several times a day.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C</signed>\r\n            <dateline><lb /><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> June 5.\r\n            <lb />1774.\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n</body>', 3698, 3, '2013-04-28 17:04:06', 85);
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Every <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> his whole body espicially <bodypart n=\"73\">his left side</bodypart> to be <treatment n=\"18\">rubbed\r\n        <lb />with the flesh brush</treatment> long continued but gentle</p>\r\n  <p><lb />6. In tolerable weather Exercise and fresh air. -- Walking he\r\n        <lb />may use within doors, but if abroad great care must be taken to\r\n      <lb />avoid carrying it the length of <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> or <symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom> -- Till stronger\r\n        <lb />a Carriage &amp; a single horse chair if he can drive it himself\r\n        <lb />the best -- When his strength is tolerably established a Horse.</p>\r\n  <p><lb />7. Avoid cold in every way - Wear woollen everywhere next the\r\n        <lb />skin</p>\r\n    <p><lb />8. Reading bad for <bodypart n=\"6\">his Eyes</bodypart> -- Any serious study also improper</p>\r\n <p><lb />9. In Diet he may take ordinary fare, but for some time &amp; perhaps\r\n        <lb />all his life he must be sparing of Animal food - A little bid of light\r\n        <lb />meat at dinner &amp; fill up with broth pudding &amp; vegetables. --\r\n        <lb />Of Fish very sparingly &amp; only of the lighter kinds - No meat at\r\n        <lb />supper. Cheese <u>very</u> sparingly -- No Indian Tea Coffee but\r\n     <lb /><ingredient n=\"311\" t=\"19\">Cocoa</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"99\" t=\"19\">Balm</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"207\" t=\"19\">Rosemary Tea</ingredient> -- for tea in the afternoon <ingredient n=\"22\" t=\"19\">Valerian</ingredient>\r\n     <lb />ordinary drink plain water -- or if costive good Small Beer --\r\n        <lb />Every day at dinner he may take two or three glasses of wine but never more\r\n        <lb />&amp; if so he may take any kind he likes best -- or two or three glasses of punch\r\n        <lb />or half a muchkin of Port ----</p></div>\r\n    <div><recipe><choice><orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"22\">Rad. Valer. sylv.</ingredient> â„¥i <ingredient n=\"96\">rad. serpent. virg.</ingredient>\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"131\">rad. raphan.</ingredient> rust. <del>@</del> recent. @ Ê’ii <ingredient n=\"16\">Sem. sinap. integr.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s <ingredient n=\"263\">vin alb Hisp.</ingredient> lbiÅ¿s Aq. cin.\r\n        <lb />simpl. â„¥viii. <ingredient n=\"131\">Aq. raph. comp<sup>t.</sup></ingredient> â„¥ii Macera horas XXIV et cola sine expressione\r\n        <lb />S. <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Infusion</action> cochl. ii bis ded<sup>r.</sup></orig>\r\n        <reg>Take an ounce of <ingredient n=\"22\">Wild Valerian root</ingredient>, 2 drachms each of <ingredient n=\"96\">Virginia Snakeroot</ingredient> and freshly grated <ingredient n=\"131\">Radish</ingredient>, half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"16\">whole Mustard seed</ingredient>, 1Â½ pints of <ingredient n=\"263\">Spanish White Wine</ingredient>, 8 ounces of <ingredient n=\"65\">simple Cinnamon Water</ingredient>, and 2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"131\">Composite Radish Water</ingredient>. Steep for 24 hours and strain without pressing. Label: <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Infusion</action> 2 spoonfuls to be given twice.</reg>\r\n    </choice></recipe>\r\n        <closer><dateline>28 March 1777</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4025, 2, '2013-08-27 16:06:12', 131),
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Si <del>lavatio ista</del> cubitum\r\n                    <lb />ituro <subst><del>calorem mox</del><add place=\"above\">lavationem</add></subst> in partibus lavatis <add place=\"above\">calorem protinus</add> inducere observatur\r\n                    <lb /><del>fiat</del> <subst><del><unclear>la<del>t</del>vatea</unclear></del><add place=\"above\">rectus erit</add></subst> duabus vel tribus horis antequam <del>cubitum\r\n                        <lb />at lav p</del>lectum petat lavare.</p>    \r\n                <p><lb />Quovis mane cum <bodypart n=\"74\">genitalia</bodypart> ut dictum lavata sunt,\r\n                    <lb />proderit multum, aquam frigidam <add place=\"above\">ex vase idoneo <bodypart n=\"28\">dorso</bodypart> et</add> <del>ad</del> <bodypart n=\"59\">lumbis</bodypart> <add place=\"above\"><del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del></add> affundere\r\n                    <lb />HÃ¦c lavatio &amp; affusio fieri debent <add place=\"above\">plerumqe</add> simul ac ex lecto surÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />rexerit nisi <symptom n=\"28\">sudor vel <add place=\"above\"><bodypart n=\"49\">cutis</bodypart></add> mador</symptom> aliquis prius adfuerit &amp;\r\n                    <lb />tum lavatio differenda est donec <del>e</del>lecto per horam <add place=\"above\">relicto</add> <del>surÂ¬\r\n                        <lb />rectus sit &amp;</del> mador omnis <subst><del>decesserit</del><add place=\"above\">disparuerit</add></subst>. <add place=\"above\">len</add> Primis diebus\r\n                    <lb />quibus <bodypart n=\"28\">dorso</bodypart> affunditur aqua <u>fieri potest</u> modico rivo\r\n                    <lb />&amp; ex m<add place=\"above\">o</add>dica altitudine <add place=\"above\">fieri potest</add> sed postea tum pleniore <subst><del>unda</del><add place=\"above\">rivo</add></subst>\r\n                    <lb />tum ex majori altitudine affundi <add place=\"above\">o com</add> potest. <add place=\"above\">N. b.</add> In hujusmodi\r\n                    <lb />morbis plerumque <add place=\"above\">modi</add> adest <symptom n=\"24\"><bodypart n=\"46\">alvi</bodypart> constipatio</symptom>, <subst><del>ex multum</del><add place=\"above\">quam maxime</add></subst> noxia\r\n                    <lb /><subst><del>semper nocet</del><add place=\"above\">&amp; proinde</add></subst> sedulo semper <subst><del>prÃ¦ vitanda</del><add place=\"above\">prÃ¦cavenda</add></subst> vel <subst><del>corrigenda</del><add place=\"above\">protinus corrigenda</add></subst> est.</p>\r\n                <p><lb />Hac fieri potest vel <del>diÃ¦ta vel</del> victu ideoneo vel medicaÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />mentis. 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Sed <del>fiat</del> fascia ex tenui\r\n                    <lb />quadam materie <subst><del>confecta</del><add place=\"above\">fieri debet</add></subst> ne nimis calescant. <bodypart n=\"32\">testiculi</bodypart>.</p>  \r\n                <p><lb />In rebus venereis cautum et temperatum omnino\r\n                    <lb />esse oportet. <add place=\"above\">Consortium puellarum et</add> Blandimenta lasciva quÃ¦cunque sedulo\r\n                    <lb />vitat. 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Therefore, walking\r\n                <lb />at a fast pace or continuously for a long time is to be avoided, and dancing even more so. Riding\r\n                <lb />is doubtful, and should always be smooth and not prolonged. Whenever\r\n                <lb />journeys <del>business conducted</del> have to be made, it will be safest in a carriage, if possible.</p>\r\n            <p><lb />The heat of the sun is always to be avoided, but being in temperate\r\n                <lb />or cool air in day time will be of service.</p>\r\n            <p><lb />Let his bedroom be spacious, and not heated by either the sun or\r\n                <lb />a fire. 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If this washing is observed\r\n                <lb />to produce heat, immediately in lying down,in the washed <bodypart n=\"74\">parts</bodypart>, it will be proper\r\n                <lb />to ask him to wash two or three hours before bedtime.</p>\r\n            <p><lb />In the morning, with his<bodypart n=\"74\">genitals</bodypart> washed as said, \r\n                <lb />it will be of much service to pour cold water from a suitable vessel over his <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"59\">loins</bodypart>.\r\n                <lb />This washing and pouring must be done generally as soon as\r\n                <lb />he gets out of bed, unless <symptom n=\"28\">any sweat or moisture of <bodypart n=\"49\">the skin</bodypart></symptom> come on,\r\n                <lb />in which case the washing must be delayed until an hour\r\n                <lb />after getting out of bed and <symptom n=\"28\">all sweating</symptom> has disappeared. In the first days\r\n                <lb />in which water is poured over the <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>, it <u>must be</u> in a moderate flow\r\n                <lb />and from a moderate height, but later the flow can be fuller and\r\n                <lb />the height can be increased. <add place=\"above\">N.B.</add> In this kind\r\n                <lb />of disease often a <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness of the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart></symptom> comes on, which is most harmful,\r\n                <lb />and therefore it must always carefully guarded against and corrected.\r\n                <lb />This can be achieved by a diet or by suitable habit of life or by medicines.\r\n                <lb />A suitable habit of life he must learn by his own experience alone,\r\n                <lb />and if this is not permitted, he needs to make use of medicines.\r\n                <lb />Suitable ones are, first of all, <ingredient n=\"93\">Polychrest Salts</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"95\">Glauber\'s Salts</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystal Tartar</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"34\">flowers\r\n                    <lb />of sulphur</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"76\">manna</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"65\">Cassia</ingredient> and others which are moderately stimulating\r\n                <lb />and not heating. However, <ingredient n=\"3\">aloetics</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"113\">bitters</ingredient> of any kind are to be shunned entirely.\r\n</p>\r\n            <p><lb />It is necessary to support his excessively pendulous <bodypart n=\"32\">testicles</bodypart> \r\n                <lb />by a <treatment n=\"33\">bandage</treatment>, properly appled. But the <treatment n=\"33\">bandage</treatment> should be made from\r\n                <lb />some thin fabric, lest the <bodypart n=\"34\">testicles</bodypart> become overheated.</p>\r\n            <p><lb />In the affairs of Venus, he must be very cautious and temperate in\r\n                <lb />all things. He must assiduously avoid <add place=\"above\">the company of girls and</add> wanton charms.\r\n                <lb />We do not want to forbid Venus altogether, but surely\r\n                <lb />until his powers have been restored it must be infrequent, and this indeed we absolutely\r\n                <lb />demand for: that he must not indulge in venery at all unless he\r\n                <lb />he is strong enough to practice it manfully.</p>\r\n            <p><lb />From the constant observation of all the\r\n                <lb />above-mentioned we expect the total cure of the disease.\r\n                <lb />We have adjoined certain medicines, but we know well that\r\n                <lb />the medicines are of little value unless\r\n                <lb />accompanied by a thorough regimen.</p>\r\n            <p><lb />Only two things are to be expected from the medicines:\r\n                <lb />one is to amend this very strong <symptom n=\"78\">irritation</symptom>,\r\n                <lb />and the other is <action n=\"50\">to strengthen</action> both the body and, especially, the <bodypart n=\"74\">genitals</bodypart>.</p>\r\n    <handShift />\r\n    <annot>\r\n        <p><lb />mill <bodypart n=\"32\">Test.</bodypart></p></annot>      \r\n        </reg>\r\n        \r\n    </choice>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1219, 11, '2015-04-10 10:35:38', 674),
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You may try your <ingredient n=\"250\">Alum</ingredient> for tho\r\n        <lb />the disease does not depend upon relaxation it <choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>may be</expan></choice> palÂ¬\r\n        <lb />liated by <action n=\"5\"><choice><abbr>induc<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>inducing</expan></choice> some astriction</action>. I have no objection\r\n        <lb />to <ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient> in substance, but would neither give up\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"12\">the Chalybeate</ingredient>. Alternate it with <ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient>, to the\r\n        <lb />quantity of a scruple at a dose - by degrees however --\r\n        <lb />You may at first put two of the papers I gave you, togeÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ther but when you would increase the dose to gr. XV\r\n        <lb />you must have a fresh parcel in which the proportion\r\n        <lb />of <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient> must not be so great. <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"9\">Pyrmont water</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />if good, he make take a glass <del>or two</del> of two or three\r\n        <lb />times a day -- While we know so little of the cause\r\n        <lb />of this disease I can think of nothing but <action n=\"57\">Tonics</action> but\r\n        <lb />let me know how you proceed ---- <symptom n=\"27\">The hurry in\r\n        <lb />making water</symptom> may be an infirmity of old age or the\r\n        <lb />effects of the quality of the Urine &amp; in either case I know\r\n        <lb />no better remedy than we are employing. I might perhaps\r\n        <lb />advise again a trial of <ingredient n=\"61\">Uva ursi</ingredient>. It certainly has\r\n        <lb />some power in <choice><abbr>chang<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>changing</expan></choice> the state of the urine &amp; <choice><abbr>theref.</abbr><expan>therefore</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />when you are tired of <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"35\">steel</ingredient> or find them unefÂ¬\r\n        <lb />fectual, <ingredient n=\"61\">the Uva ursi</ingredient> <choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>may be</expan></choice> a proper substitute.</p>\r\n        <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> March. 27. 1777.</dateline></closer>\r\n    \r\n</div>\r\n    </body>', 4023, 3, '2013-12-10 16:59:25', 66),
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With this not very cold you\r\n            <lb />may wash his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> every morning.\r\n            <lb />When you begin <unclear>take</unclear> care that there be no scratches\r\n            <lb />left from the razor; if you suspect any, delay\r\n            \r\n       <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />the washing for a day or two after shaving.\r\n            <lb />If you observe that this Lotion reddens the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />very much you must weaken the solution.\r\n            <lb />After washing, let the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> be well dried\r\n            <lb />and covered pretty warm.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />While this is going on, you may every night\r\n            <lb />at bed time drop into each <bodypart n=\"7\">ear</bodypart> two or three drops\r\n            <lb />of the oil ordered below, stopping them up afterÂ¬\r\n            <lb />wards with a little black wool.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />These are the measures which occur to me\r\n            <lb />as proper at present, but I shall be glad to hear\r\n            <lb />from you again if you find it necessary and shall\r\n            <lb />certainly contribute farther what is in my power.\r\n            <lb />If you write again, please observe if you can if he\r\n            <lb />hear best with his <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth open or shut</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t:</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t:</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice> </salute> <signed>William Cullen.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r:</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 15 <u>1776.</u> </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice>\r\n                    <orig>\r\n                        <lb />X â„ž <ingredient n=\"272\">Oil oliv.</ingredient> opt. â„¥i\r\n                        <lb /><ingredient n=\"23\">Camph.</ingredient> Ê’i\r\n                        <lb /><ingredient n=\"285\">Spir. sal ammon. caust.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s\r\n                        <lb />â„³. Signa Oil for the Ears.\r\n                    </orig>\r\n                    <reg>\r\n                        Take three ounces of the best <ingredient n=\"272\">olive oil</ingredient>, one drachm of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient>, \r\n                        and half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"285\">Caustic Spirit of Ammoniac Salt</ingredient>.\r\n                        Mix. Label: Oil for the Ears.\r\n                    </reg>\r\n                </choice>\r\n            </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 15 <u>1776.</u></dateline> <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Please take care that the spirit be of the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"285\">caustic</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"219\">quicklime</ingredient> kind. 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Let us \r\n           <lb />attend to other matters and endeavour to correct <symptom n=\"30\">the\r\n        <lb />Eruptions &amp; blotches</symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> formerly and of late have\r\n              <lb />troubled M<sup>r</sup> Sinclairs <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart>. For this purpose whenever\r\n           <lb />he is settled at home he may begin the use of <action n=\"33\">the\r\n        <lb />Aperient Solution</action> ordered below. During this\r\n        <lb /><del>Cons</del> Course he must be very moderate in drinking --\r\n              <lb /><symptom n=\"21\">never to approach to heating</symptom> or Intoxications -- but\r\n        <lb />may take two or three glasses of wine or Punch after\r\n        <lb />dinner &amp; supper. --</p>\r\n  <p><lb />Breakfast a Muchkin of fresh Cow Whey with dry\r\n        <lb />toast -- Dinner a bit of any plain meat; but fill\r\n        <lb />up with broth pudding or vegetables. Must abstain\r\n        <lb />from all salted &amp; high seasoned foods &amp; Cheese\r\n        <lb />At Supper he may take sometimes a soft boiled Egg\r\n        <lb />but for the most part he should take <add place=\"above\">milk</add> with Bread\r\n        <lb />Barly or Rice. Of Oatmeal or Oatbread he should\r\n        <lb />take very sparingly &amp; hardly any at all</p>\r\n <p><lb />The Course prescribed does not require confinement but\r\n        <lb />he must most carefully avoid cold every way</p>\r\n <p><lb />I hope there is no occasion for mineral waters &amp;<sup>c</sup></p></div>\r\n      <div><recipe><choice>\r\n   <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"125\">Tart. Sol.</ingredient> â„¥ii <ingredient n=\"95\">Sal. Gl.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"93\">Sal. Polychrest.</ingredient> @ â„¥i <ingredient n=\"222\">Sal. marin.\r\n    <lb />Hisp.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s. <ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinn. simpl.</ingredient> â„¥iv Aq. font. â„¥XII. Solve et Cola.\r\n        <lb />S. Two table spoonfulls to be mixed with half a muchkin of\r\n        <lb />spring water &amp; taken at 2 draughts, an hour before breakfast the\r\n        <lb />one draught half an hour after the other. This to be continued\r\n          <lb />for a month, to keep <bodypart n=\"64\">his belly</bodypart> open <action n=\"24\">without purging</action>. One stool a\r\n        <lb />day &amp; to effect this the dose to be increased or diminished.</orig>\r\n             \r\n<reg>Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient>, an ounce each of <ingredient n=\"95\">Glauber\'s</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"93\">Polychrest Salts</ingredient>, half-an-ounce of <ingredient n=\"222\">Spanish Sea Salt</ingredient>, four ounces of <ingredient n=\"65\">simple Cinnamon water</ingredient> and 12 ounces of spring water. Dissolve and strain. Label: Two table spoonfulls to be mixed with half a muchkin of spring water &amp; taken at two draughts, an hour before breakfast the one draught half an hour after the other. This to be continued for a month, to keep <bodypart n=\"64\">his belly</bodypart> open <action n=\"24\">without purging</action>. One stool a day &amp; to effect this the dose to be increased or diminished.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n       <closer><dateline>20<sup>the</sup> March 1777</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4020, 3, '2013-12-09 13:59:31', 95);
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Still see <condition n=\"20\">nothing venereal</condition> but\r\n        <lb />but suspect <symptom n=\"32\">gravel in <bodypart n=\"45\">your kidnies</bodypart></symptom>. The pain of <bodypart n=\"28\">your\r\n            <lb />back</bodypart> &amp; <symptom n=\"129\">pain &amp; heat in making water</symptom> &amp; pains of <bodypart n=\"32\">your\r\n        <lb />stones</bodypart> all point this way &amp; even your heat in the night\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>may be</expan></choice> a part of the same disorder. Examine your water\r\n        <lb />for <symptom n=\"32\">sand or gravel</symptom> &amp; tell me its colour &amp; sediment. Persist\r\n        <lb />in the regimen I proposed. You may take a soft egg\r\n        <lb />sometimes at dinner, but to do it <choice><abbr>freq<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>frequently</expan></choice> is improper.\r\n        <lb />You may visit your friend if you observe your regimen\r\n        <lb />there as well as in town. Be cautious in all sort of\r\n        <lb />Exercise &amp; under the suspicion of <bodypart n=\"45\">your kidnies</bodypart> I think\r\n        <lb />you will bear neither walking nor riding but in the most\r\n        <lb />moderate manner. I see no harm in your taking tea\r\n        <lb />freely. I have no opinion of <ingredient n=\"322\">Velnos\' <choice><abbr>veg.</abbr><expan>vegetable</expan></choice> syrup</ingredient> &amp; you\r\n        <lb />have at any rate no need for it. For <symptom n=\"62\">the inflamÂ¬\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />mation</symptom> of <bodypart n=\"31\">the glans</bodypart>, nothing better than the Lotion I\r\n        <lb />prescribed. You may also use it as <treatment n=\"23\">a poultice</treatment> in the night\r\n        <lb />time. <treatment n=\"23\">The Poultice</treatment> is to be made by taking as much <ingredient n=\"276\">crum\r\n        <lb />of bread</ingredient> as <choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>may be</expan></choice> necessary &amp; <choice><abbr>moisten<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>moistening</expan></choice> this very well with\r\n        <lb />the Lotion it is to be spread to about a quarter of an inch\r\n        <lb />thick on a bit of Linnen &amp; laying above it a piece of\r\n        <lb />fine lawn or muslin it is to be laid round <bodypart n=\"31\">the glans</bodypart>.</p>\r\n    <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 19. March. 1777.</dateline></closer>\r\n</div></body>', 4018, 3, '2013-12-07 11:42:34', 66),
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I should\r\n        <lb />especially not have employed <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient>, but as the trial\r\n        <lb />has been made &amp; with no bad effects\r\n        <lb />hitherto I am <choice><abbr>will<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>willing</expan></choice> to be guided by experience, &amp;\r\n        <lb />therefore <choice><abbr>cont.</abbr><expan>continue</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> a little longer, but as I think\r\n        <lb />a long continuance may have bad effects I would not\r\n        <lb />advise its being continued longer than a month at\r\n        <lb />this time. If <symptom n=\"34\">the feverish fits</symptom> <choice><abbr>cont.</abbr><expan>continue</expan></choice> to recur I would\r\n        <lb />rather relieve them by the use of <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar Emetic</ingredient> <choice><abbr>giv<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>giving</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />one dose two hours before dinner &amp; another at bedtime.\r\n        <lb />I formerly advised a solution of <ingredient n=\"45\">the <choice><abbr>Tart.</abbr><expan>Tartar</expan></choice></ingredient> for M<sup>r</sup>\r\n        <lb />Russell, he will know the proper dose <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> should be\r\n        <lb />just enough for <symptom n=\"61\">a slight squeamishness</symptom>. When <symptom n=\"34\">the feÂ¬\r\n        <lb />verish fit</symptom> comes on, <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"24\">great distention of <bodypart n=\"37\">the\r\n            <lb />bowels</bodypart></symptom>, take a <ingredient n=\"45\" t=\"16\">saline draught of Salt of Tart.</ingredient> â„ˆi\r\n        <lb />&amp; after this is saturated <choice><abbr>add<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>adding</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"38\">Sp. corn. cerv. g<sup>tt.</sup> xxx.</ingredient></p>\r\n    <p><lb />Before <choice><abbr>beginn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>beginning</expan></choice> these <choice><abbr>med<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> take <treatment n=\"9\">a gentle vomit</treatment>\r\n        <lb />about 2 or 3 hours before <choice><abbr>Even<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>Evening</expan></choice> &amp; if it obviate the fit, or\r\n        <lb />prevent <symptom n=\"24\">the distension of <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart></symptom>, repeat it now &amp; then.\r\n        <lb />Prevent or immediately relieve <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom>. For <symptom n=\"3\">the sickness</symptom>\r\n        <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"45\"><choice><abbr>faintishn</abbr><expan>faintishness</expan></choice></symptom> after stool, <ingredient n=\"128\">smell Eau de luce or take 20 g<sup>tt</sup> in\r\n            <lb />a little water</ingredient>. So <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> for his feverish <choice><abbr>complt<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>complaints</expan></choice> but\r\n        <lb />another symptom requires particular attention viz.\r\n  <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"63\">the <choice><abbr>Å’dem. swell<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>Å’dematous swelling</expan></choice> of <bodypart n=\"24\">his feet</bodypart></symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup> w</abbr><expan>which with</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"18\">moveable tuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mours</symptom> elsewhere, <symptom n=\"27\">a scarcity of urine</symptom> &amp; great diffiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />culty in <choice><abbr>bear<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>bearing</expan></choice> bodily motion makes me suspect\r\n        <lb />a particular ailment of <bodypart n=\"26\">the Thorax</bodypart>. To relieve this\r\n        <lb />the <choice><abbr>med<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> above advised are well suited but apply\r\n        <lb />a <treatment n=\"4\">blister between her <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart></treatment>, &amp; a part of it to\r\n        <lb />be turned into <treatment n=\"11\">a perpetual Issue</treatment>. It is for this\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>compl<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>complaint</expan></choice> of <bodypart n=\"26\">the Thorax</bodypart> that I am afraid of <ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient>,\r\n        <lb />&amp; if <symptom n=\"63\">the Å“dema</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"27\">scarcity of urine</symptom> increase I would\r\n        <lb />stop <ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient>, even sooner than above proposed.</p>\r\n        <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 17<sup>.th</sup> March. 1777.</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4017, 2, '2013-10-29 16:44:50', 132),
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In the mean time it will be relieved by the\r\n        <lb />Lotion, a mouthful of it <treatment n=\"13\">wurble it to &amp; fro &amp; spit it out</treatment>, \r\n        <lb />this 2<sup>ce</sup> or 3<sup>ce</sup> a day. &amp; I must have a report of this before\r\n        <lb />I advise further about <bodypart n=\"2\">her mouth</bodypart>. For her constitutional\r\n        <lb />ailments I advise the <ingredient n=\"12\"><choice><abbr>Chalyb.</abbr><expan>Chalybeate</expan></choice></ingredient> &amp; cold bath. Of the <choice><abbr>Tinct.</abbr><expan>Tincture</expan></choice>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />she is to take 20 drops in a gill of spring water 3 times\r\n        <lb />a day, i.e. an hour before <choice><abbr>breakf. dinn.</abbr><expan>breakfast dinner</expan></choice> &amp; supper.\r\n        <lb />She may begin the bathing <choice><abbr>beginn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>beginning</expan></choice> of next month &amp; the\r\n        <lb />best way is to set her naked in a tub &amp; pour water\r\n        <lb />on <bodypart n=\"1\">her head</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart> &amp; <choice><abbr>carry<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>carrying</expan></choice> it by a sponge or towel\r\n        <lb />over the rest of her body. In this way, 2, 3, or 4\r\n        <lb />basonfuls <choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>may be</expan></choice> successively poured on her.\r\n        <lb />At first add one pint of boiling water to 3 pints of\r\n        <lb />water from the spring &amp; daily diminish &amp;c till she\r\n        <lb />bear it quite cold, &amp; then she may either continue\r\n        <lb />this kind of bath or have her whole body at once\r\n        <lb />immerged into a bathing tub.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Diet, chiefly milk &amp; grain <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a little broth every day\r\n        <lb />&amp; some times a bit of light meat at dinner.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Ordinary drink, plain water. 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Barnett is considerably\r\n            <lb />better, <symptom n=\"27\">having passed little or no water involunÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tarily for four or five nights successively</symptom>. --\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I have rais\'d the quantity of <ingredient n=\"61\">Uva Ursi</ingredient> to two drachms\r\n            <lb />a day, which, as his disorder, seems to be abating, will,\r\n            <lb />I suppose, be sufficient. -- Expecting to hear from\r\n            <lb />you soon. \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I am,\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>D.</abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir,\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>W. Riddell.</signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>Berwick 4<sup>th.</sup> March 1777. --</dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n       \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n                <lb />Edinburgh\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n            <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <handShift />\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Riddell <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>concerning</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />Sir W<sup>m</sup> Carr.\r\n                <lb />March 1777\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1379, 3, '2013-12-17 13:38:17', 74),
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The pains of my body ContiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nuing was advisd to bath in Salt Water from which I came\r\n            <lb />home about <unclear>3</unclear> weeks ago but since I came home have been\r\n            <lb />a great deal worse not only with the <condition n=\"15\">Romatic Pains</condition>\r\n            <lb />but more especialy <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> my <bodypart n=\"56\">Bladder</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"32\">Testicles</bodypart>, whither\r\n            <lb />these pains in my <bodypart n=\"32\">Testicles</bodypart> be in Consequence of the Pain in\r\n            <lb />my <bodypart n=\"56\">Bladder</bodypart> or are the Effects of the <condition n=\"15\">Romatic</condition> I cannot say,\r\n            <lb />I have <symptom n=\"129\">no difficulty in making water but often a sharpness\r\n            <lb />in it</symptom>. 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The cold is to be put\r\n            <lb />of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> liquor by <choice><abbr>sett<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>setting</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> bottle for a little time in\r\n            <lb />a bason or bowl of warm water. It is proper <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Cold\r\n            <lb />should be put off it <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> not necessary <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> it should be\r\n            <lb />warmed. In <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> middle condition a 4 fold linnen\r\n            <lb />cloth or Compress should be dipt in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> liquor &amp; applied\r\n            <lb />to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"32\">testicles</bodypart> &amp; allowed to remain till it dries <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> is\r\n            <lb />to be done as he lies abed 3 or 4 times a day &amp; after\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />if <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"33\">Suspensory</treatment> is to be again applied &amp; kept on\r\n            <lb />night &amp; day.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It is possible <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> the Physic &amp; <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> <unclear><choice><abbr>in<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>internally</expan></choice></unclear>\r\n            <lb />at first have been of service, <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> I cannot think\r\n            <lb />it can be now proper or safe <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> it is very necessary\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> his <bodypart n=\"46\">belly</bodypart> should be kept <choice><abbr>reg<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice> &amp; all <symptom n=\"24\"><choice><abbr>costiven<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>costiveness</expan></choice></symptom>\r\n            <lb />prevented by a gentle <action n=\"21\"><choice><abbr>Laxat.</abbr><expan>Laxative</expan></choice></action> employed <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>occas<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>occasion</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />may require. <ingredient n=\"34\">Fl. or Sulph.</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"8\">Cr. of Tart.</ingredient> or\r\n            <lb />either of <choice><abbr>y<sup>se</sup></abbr><expan>these</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <action n=\"21\">lenitive</action> <choice><abbr>Elect.</abbr><expan>Electuary</expan></choice> are amongst <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />most proper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It is very necessary in <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> ailment to keep to a\r\n            <lb />low &amp; spare diet &amp; <choice><abbr>partic<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>particularly</expan></choice> to abstain <choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice> all\r\n            <lb />kinds of strong drink &amp; more especially Spirits.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />These are <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> advices I can offer at present\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> more full &amp; exact observation comes to my\r\n            <lb />hand I shall endeavour <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>g<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>great</expan></choice> attention &amp; punctuality\r\n            <lb />to advise further as well as I can.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Campbell.</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n            <orig>\r\n                <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. Rosar.</ingredient> lbj <ingredient n=\"120\">Sacch. Saturn.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"318\">Acct. distillat.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                <lb />solve &amp; pur chartam cola\r\n                <lb />Signa <action n=\"41\">Discutient</action> Liquor.\r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take one pint of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose Water</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"120\">Sugar of Lead</ingredient>, and\r\n                one ounce of <ingredient n=\"318\">Vinegar distillate</ingredient>. Dissolve and strain\r\n                through paper. Label: <action n=\"41\">Discutient</action> \r\n            </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />26: March. <choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />1774.\r\n            </dateline>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3755, 3, '2013-05-12 14:35:00', 102),
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Roots &amp; greens very sparingly, but grain\r\n                <lb/>&amp; <choice><abbr>ev<sup>y.</sup>y<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>everything</expan></choice> made of it very proper. Supper of <choice><abbr>y<sup>se</sup></abbr><expan>these</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>wout</abbr><expan>without</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>anim.</abbr><expan>animal</expan></choice> food\r\n                <lb/>or even an egg. Milk if digested well, at pleasure.  \r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>For <choice><abbr>ord<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>ordinary</expan></choice> drink plain water best, but if disposed to <symptom n=\"24\"><choice><abbr>costiven<sup>-</sup></abbr><expan>costiveness</expan></choice></symptom>\r\n                <lb/>a little wine in it, or in place of both, good small beer.\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>Tea &amp; Coffee improper, unless attached to tea, but it must\r\n                <lb/>be very weak, &amp; <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> bread &amp; butter, at breakfast.\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/><bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> to be kept regular if necessary, &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> best medicine is a\r\n                <lb/>full <choice><abbr>ord<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>ordered</expan></choice> on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> other page &amp; altho her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> be <choice><abbr>reg<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice> one <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>appre<sup>ct</sup></abbr><expan>appreciated</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/>of next full moon, <choice><abbr>ev<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>every</expan></choice> other <choice><abbr>n<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>not</expan></choice>, both <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>then</expan></choice> &amp; <choice><abbr>dur<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>during</expan></choice> a <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> if it come one\r\n                <lb/>a dose of <choice><abbr>y<sup>se</sup></abbr><expan>these</expan></choice> pills.\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>6 <choice><abbr>d<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>days</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>bef.</abbr><expan>before</expan></choice> full moon <unclear>t.e.</unclear> 9<sup>th.</sup> Feb<sup>y.</sup> begin &amp; <choice><abbr>cont.</abbr><expan>continue</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>ev<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>every</expan></choice> <unclear>est.</unclear> to have\r\n                <lb/><bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> in warm water 1/2 an <choice><abbr>h.</abbr><expan>hour</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>bef.</abbr><expan>before</expan></choice> going to bed.\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>W<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>When</expan></choice> any <unclear><choice><abbr>feevishn<sup>-</sup></abbr><expan>feverishness</expan></choice></unclear> &amp;c appear <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <action n=\"35\">Cephal.</action> <choice><abbr>dr<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>draught</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>ord<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>ordered</expan></choice>, at bed time.\r\n                <lb/>If <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> give sleep &amp; composure repeat it 2 or 3 <choice><abbr>n<sup>ts.</sup></abbr><expan>nights</expan></choice> or <choice><abbr>ev<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>every</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>oth<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>night</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>n<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>night</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w<sup>le</sup></abbr><expan>while</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/>any <symptom n=\"6\">disorder of her spirits</symptom> remains.\r\n            </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>This</expan></choice> medicine unless very good, will have little <choice><abbr>eff<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>effect</expan></choice> &amp; if it is susÂ¬\r\n                <lb/>pected, it need not be urged but in place, <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <action n=\"35\">Cephal Pills</action> <choice><abbr>ord<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>ordered</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/>below.\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>If upon <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> coming on of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> any <symptom n=\"1\">headach, beating of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"63\">temÂ¬\r\n                <lb/>ples</bodypart></symptom> &amp;c or any other <choice><abbr>sympt<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>symptoms</expan></choice> of <condition n=\"25\"><choice><abbr>fulln<sup>-</sup></abbr><expan>fullness</expan></choice> or turgescency of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart></condition>\r\n                <lb/><treatment n=\"1\">a little may be drawn</treatment> in any way <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Lady admits, but if <treatment n=\"14\">leeches</treatment>,\r\n                <lb/>apply <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"63\">templs</bodypart> rather <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart>. If particular marks of\r\n                <lb/><condition n=\"25\"><choice><abbr>fulln<sup>-</sup></abbr><expan>fullness</expan></choice></condition> occur <treatment n=\"1\"><bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> <choice><abbr>lett<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>letting</expan></choice></treatment> <choice><abbr>ommitt<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>omitted</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>altog<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>altogether</expan></choice>\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>If <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> be <choice><abbr>attend<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>attended</expan></choice> by <choice><abbr>m<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>more</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>disord<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>disorder</expan></choice> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"41\"><choice><abbr>br<sup>n.</sup></abbr><expan>brain</expan></choice></bodypart> repeat <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment>\r\n                <lb/>applyed either to <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>If <choice><abbr>consid<sup>ble</sup></abbr><expan>considerable</expan></choice> disorder, <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"9\">long want of sleep</symptom>, &amp; P. neither\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>freq.</abbr><expan>frequent</expan></choice> nor full an <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate.</ingredient> But <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Physician or <choice><abbr>Surg.</abbr><expan>Surgeon</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/> on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Spots discretion.\r\n            </p>\r\n          <closer><signed>W.C.</signed></closer>\r\n        </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n            <head>For Miss</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"5\">As. fotid.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes socotor.</ingredient> Extr. <ingredient n=\"169\">gent</ingredient>. @ â„ˆij\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"103\">Sal Marit.</ingredient> gr. xv. <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl.</ingredient> q.s.ut.f.m.d<sup>da.</sup> in Pilulas\r\n                <lb/>sing. gr.v. 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Arab.</ingredient> Ê’fs Terit. nurrsus &amp; Paulat. affunde\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinnam.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"107\">simpl. rosar.</ingredient> @ Ê’vj\r\n                <lb/>â„³. Signa. <action n=\"35\">Cephalic</action> dr<sup>t.</sup>\r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take 10 grammes of <ingredient n=\"31\">Musk</ingredient>,\r\n                a scruple of <ingredient n=\"50\">white sugar</ingredient>;\r\n               grind to a powder and add half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"75\">gum arabic</ingredient>.\r\n                Mix and stir in 6 drachms of each <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon water</ingredient> and \r\n                <ingredient n=\"107\">rose water</ingredient>. Mix.\r\n                Label it: <action n=\"35\">Cephalic</action> draught\r\n            </reg></choice></recipe>\r\n            at bed time\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"5\">Afs. foetid.</ingredient> @ Ê’j Adj. <ingredient n=\"184\">str. vin. Gall. rect.</ingredient>\r\n                <lb/>guttal. alig. teratur <ingredient n=\"23\">Camph. in pulv.</ingredient> &amp;. add. <ingredient n=\"5\">as fatid.</ingredient> &amp;\r\n                <lb/>cum M. <ingredient n=\"75\">G. Arab.</ingredient> g.s. ut f. m. div<sup>da</sup> in Pil. une gr. v\r\n                <lb/>Signa <action n=\"35\">Ceph. Pills</action> \r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take a drachm of each <ingredient n=\"23\">camphor</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"5\">asafoetida</ingredient>;\r\n                add <ingredient n=\"184\">French Brandy</ingredient>, and thirdly <ingredient n=\"23\">powdered camphor</ingredient> and then \r\n                <ingredient n=\"5\">asafoetida</ingredient> and a sufficent amount of <ingredient n=\"75\">gum arabic</ingredient> in order to make\r\n                a dough and divide it into pills of 5 grammes each.\r\n                Label it: <action n=\"35\">Cephalic pills</action>\r\n            </reg></choice></recipe>\r\n            2, 3 or 4 a dose at bed time.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer><dateline>25. <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1775.</dateline>\r\n        <signed>W.C.</signed></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    </body>', 508, 2, '2013-06-05 17:34:17', 321);
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These are my real\r\n                <lb />Sentiments with regard to the Issue of your disease and at the\r\n                <lb />same time I am as clearly of opinion that it is not yet fixed in\r\n                <lb />your constitution &amp; thus by good management against the\r\n                <lb />middle of next Summer you may be as well as ever you was\r\n                <lb />in your life. But observe <add place=\"above\">well</add>that it is by good \r\n                <lb />management &amp; by that only steadily and strictly observed for the\r\n                <lb />whole of next winter &amp; Spring, for tho you should be sooner\r\n                <lb /> well or seemingly so you will be very liable to a relapse from\r\n                <lb />slight accidents till you have got a Summer <del>over</del> Season to confirm\r\n                <lb />your strength --- The particulars of which your management\r\n                <lb />must consist are the following</p>\r\n            <p>In the first place your great care must be to gaurd against\r\n                <lb />cold &amp; that is so difficult to be done in this climate that your\r\n                <lb />safest &amp; most certain course would be to pass the winter in a better\r\n                <lb />somewhere in the South of Europe. If that is not convenient you\r\n                <lb />must take the more care in this country. You should wear a\r\n                <lb />flannel shirt, woollen drawers &amp; worsted\r\n\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n\r\n            <lb />understocking and all these both night &amp; day, You may\r\n            <lb />shift them at pleasure but taking Special care that what you\r\n            <lb />are to put on be very thoroughly dried, while the weather is toleraÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ble mild you may go abroad but only in a carriage taking\r\n            <lb />particular care to keep your <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> warm &amp; <bodypart n=\"19\">knees</bodypart> by an additional\r\n            <lb />cover. You must never be in a Carriage with a sideglass down\r\n            <lb />&amp; ever with regard to the foreglasses be cautious. Gentle walking\r\n            <lb />is not bad for you but it should be for this winter in your chamber\r\n            <lb />only --- I would not confine you to that entirely but you must go \r\n            <lb />abroad in a chair only &amp; in the forenoons only &amp; tho you are to go\r\n            <lb />in a chair you cannot with any safety be out of your own chamber\r\n            <lb />or house or house<note>This and a few subsequent minor repetitions in this case-book transcription suggest hasty copying.</note> after dinner. In prudence you must be\r\n            <lb />exposed to no accidents &amp; in every respect you must gaurd\r\n            <lb />against Cold which we often escape tho exposed to it but it also\r\n            <lb />siezes us when least expected &amp; especially the Valetudinary.\r\n            <lb />I think I need not direct you to avoid doors &amp; windows &amp; every\r\n            <lb />streak of Air but you may not observe that a very warm\r\n            <lb />chamber is almost as bad for you as a Cold one let the room\r\n            <lb />you sit in be free from <unclear>sifts</unclear> or draughts of Air &amp; let it have\r\n            <lb />a constant fire but always a small One so that it is never\r\n            <lb />much heated &amp; take care never to sit opposite as we speak \r\n            <lb />upon the fire. If your room is managed in this manner your\r\n            <lb />cloaths both by night &amp; day maybe light &amp; that is best for you.\r\n            <lb />If at any time you wish for an additional blanket let it be\r\n            <lb />laid upon your <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> only ---</p>\r\n            <p>The next article of your care must be your diet I lay much\r\n                <lb />stress on this but I can tell you very shortly how it is to be\r\n                <lb />managed You must abstain from every kind of Animal food\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/><lb />Fleshy fish, Or Eggs, &amp; Insist on this without Exception.\r\n            <lb />I would allow you a little broth at dinner but I would rather\r\n            <lb />you should let it alone. Milk in every shape except that of butter \r\n            <lb />&amp; plain cream you must take the most part of your diet &amp;\r\n            <lb />with that any kind of grain as Bread, Barley, Rice, Millet Sago\r\n            <lb />or oatmeal &amp; these may be prepared in any shape you like best\r\n            <lb />so these you  you may join potatoes &amp; the most part of Roots\r\n            <lb />&amp; greens only be more moderate in the latter. All kinds of\r\n            <lb />fruit are also allowable if you never take much at a time\r\n            <lb />&amp; take these that admit of it rather boiled &amp; baked than raw\r\n            <lb />you may take a very little butter to your bread but I would rather\r\n            <lb />rather have you let it alone &amp; take honey Jelly or Marmalade\r\n            <lb />This diet may feel light to you at first but I hope you will be soon\r\n            <lb />reconciled to it --- I think it it absolutely necesary <add place=\"above\">&amp;</add> I am\r\n            <lb />perswaded you will be stronger with it than <add place=\"above\">with</add> Meat --- For\r\n            <lb />Drink you must take T<add place=\"above\">o</add>ast water Watergruel, Whey or Tea\r\n            <lb />but no kind of fermented liquor or Spirits in any quantity\r\n            <lb />or in any Shape. Believe that this diet is of consequence\r\n            <lb />observe it strictly &amp; you will be well.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />I would wish to give you exercise in a chaise as much\r\n                <lb />as you easily bear &amp; the weather will allow but you must\r\n                <lb />never push it the length of fatigue &amp; you must avoid either very\r\n                <lb />cold or very wet weather --- I have spoke above of your walking\r\n                <lb />walking which I think you cannot practise with safety\r\n                <lb />but on <add place=\"above\">a</add>deal floor --- I think your <bodypart n=\"89\">Joints</bodypart> are by no means\r\n                <lb />yet fit for any kind of <treatment n=\"39\">Rubbing</treatment> tho when they shall be much\r\n                <lb />freer of  <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> it may be very proper.</p>\r\n            <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup><expan>Edinburgh</expan></abbr></choice> 17 <choice><abbr>Sep<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1768</dateline>\r\n                <signed>WC</signed></closer></div></body>', 6133, 3, '2013-07-23 17:31:33', 215),
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On the spot here, I have difficulty in\r\n            <lb />getting proper &amp; distinct accounts-. Alongst with the continuaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion of his case, I shall trouble you with a few more partiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />culars, which I have discovered since my last. --\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />All last summer <symptom n=\"8\">he had very little appetite</symptom>. It was 12 months,\r\n            <lb />&amp; not 15, since he got a fall from his horse on his <bodypart n=\"11\">right\r\n            <lb />shoulder</bodypart>, &amp; broke, as was supposed, his <bodypart n=\"71\">collar bone</bodypart>. He\r\n            <lb />soon turned better. - The <symptom n=\"127\">Rheumatic affection</symptom> came on\r\n            <lb />about 10 weeks ago after sitting in a warm room with\r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> to an open window. - On Monday last week, the\r\n            <lb />day after he was <treatment n=\"25\">sweated with <ingredient n=\"64\">Dover\'s powder</ingredient></treatment>, his GrandÂ¬\r\n            <lb />father sent him a Bottle of a <ingredient n=\"12\">mineral water</ingredient>, famous\r\n            <lb />among the country <unclear>both</unclear> for curing <symptom n=\"60\">colics</symptom>, a great part of which\r\n            <lb />he drank on that &amp; the day following, unknown to M<sup>r</sup> Lorrain.\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />March 2<sup>nd.</sup> Last night, the pain returning to his <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart>, a\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> was applied to the <bodypart n=\"10\">nape</bodypart>. At 3 a.m. I was raised\r\n            <lb />out of bed, &amp; found him seized with <symptom n=\"61\">nausea</symptom> and <symptom n=\"3\">puking</symptom>\r\n            <lb />up a spoonfull or two of thin stuff. <symptom n=\"15\"><choice><abbr>P.</abbr><expan>pulse</expan></choice> 80</symptom>. Had taken 1 grain\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient> &amp; one third part of the <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Draught</action>.\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Intermitt</abbr><expan>Intermitted</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Draught. - Desired his wife to get out of\r\n            <lb />bed from him. Turned easier &amp; fell asleep. At 7 a.m.\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\"><choice><abbr>P.</abbr><expan>pulse</expan></choice> 72 soft &amp; natural</symptom>. Free of pain, sensible.\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Repet<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Repetitur</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient> <choice><abbr>gr.</abbr><expan>grain</expan></choice> 1. <choice><abbr>Omitt.</abbr><expan>Omittitur</expan></choice>Haust. <action n=\"11\">Diaphoret.</action> - Injiciatur <unclear>Inem.</unclear> <action n=\"16\">emoll.</action><note>\'Repeated the one grain of Calomel, ommitted the draught of Diaphoretic; [unclear] the emolient injection\'.</note>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">Blister on his <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart></treatment> was dressed &amp; had run well. His <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> are much\r\n            <lb />fallen away, tho\' his <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"73\">trunk</bodypart> are not. -\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />3<sup>d</sup> - Had a stool last night by the injection, slept well, vomited none.\r\n            <lb />Took some Coffee &amp; bread, &amp; insisted to have some butter. <symptom n=\"15\"><choice><abbr>P.</abbr><expan>pulse</expan></choice>72</symptom> ,\r\n            <lb />a stool naturally this morning of a darkish colour. Free of pain.\r\n            <lb />Begin the <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\"><choice><abbr>Infus.</abbr><expan>Infusion</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Cort.</abbr><expan>Cortex</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>P.</abbr><expan>Peruvianus</expan></choice></ingredient> - <choice><abbr>Omitt<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Omittuntur</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"7\"><choice><abbr>Pil.</abbr><expan>pilulas</expan></choice> Calomel</ingredient>.<note>\'Ommited the Calomel pills...\'.</note>  - This day he drank\r\n            <lb />a mutchkin of his <ingredient n=\"12\">mineral water</ingredient> again, almost cold. This\r\n            <lb />Discovery I only made this morning. - Took one spoonfull\r\n            <lb />of the <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\"><choice><abbr>Infus.</abbr><expan>Infusion</expan></choice></ingredient> at midday, &amp; another in the evening. Ate a\r\n            <lb />Custard in the evening after the 2<sup>nd</sup> dose of the <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\"><choice><abbr>Infus.</abbr><expan>Infusion</expan></choice></ingredient> &amp; threw up a\r\n            <lb />mouthfull or two of curdled stuff. - refuses the <ingredient n=\"270\">Magnesia</ingredient>.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />4<sup>th</sup> - <symptom n=\"3\">Vomited</symptom> the <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\"><choice><abbr>infus.</abbr><expan>infusion</expan></choice></ingredient> this morning again. <choice><abbr>Omitt<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Omittitur</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\"><choice><abbr>Infus.</abbr><expan>Infusion</expan></choice></ingredient>\r\n            <lb />Capiat <ingredient n=\"315\">Elix. vitr. ten.</ingredient><note>\'Ommitted the....Elixir\'.</note> - in asking why he refuses the <ingredient n=\"270\">MagÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nesia</ingredient>, he says it makes him <symptom n=\"22\">giddy</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"11\">see things double</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />&amp; that it did so formerly before I saw him. - Took one\r\n            <lb />dose of the <ingredient n=\"315\">Elix. vitr. ten.</ingredient> this forenoon. At 1 p.m. he comÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plained of a pain in his <bodypart n=\"6\">right eye</bodypart>, <symptom n=\"15\"><choice><abbr>P.</abbr><expan>pulse</expan></choice>80. &amp; rather fuller</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />light more disagreable to him than yesterday. Ordered\r\n            <lb />perfect quiet &amp; Darkness. I was scarcely out of his\r\n            <lb />room, when he transacted some business with a Bankrupt,\r\n            <lb />&amp; he was not sooner done than he complained more &amp;\r\n            <lb />more of his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, &amp; at last <symptom n=\"33\">grew delirious</symptom>. I was sent for \r\n             <lb />when at 6 miles distance. When I came, I found him perfectly\r\n            <lb />delirious, furious, never pleased with his drinks\r\n            <lb />which he took greedily, breaking the cups, striking about\r\n            <lb />him, crying out of a most <symptom n=\"1\">intolerable headach</symptom>, <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting\r\n            <lb />frequently</symptom>, <symptom n=\"4\">tossing</symptom>, muttering, <symptom n=\"9\">sleeping now and then</symptom>, very\r\n            <lb />sensible to the least noise or whisper, or light, but without\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"82\">any redness in his countenance</symptom>; tho\' perhaps there might be\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"82\">some about his <bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart></symptom>, for he could not bear an examination.\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\"><choice><abbr>P.</abbr><expan>pulse</expan></choice>72 oppressed</symptom>. - Ordered <ingredient n=\"62\">saline draughts</ingredient> in the act of effervesÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cence, a <ingredient n=\"62\">saline injection</ingredient> which wraught well &amp; brought\r\n            <lb />away some urine which deposited a sediment, <treatment n=\"23\">Poultices to his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart></treatment>, a large <treatment n=\"4\">Blister to the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; one to each <bodypart n=\"23\">ancle</bodypart></treatment>. It\r\n            <lb />was <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> great difficulty these things cou\'d be done, &amp; it was 5\r\n            <lb />in the evening, before M<sup>r</sup> Lorrain cou\'d get him <treatment n=\"1\">blooded</treatment>. Some\r\n            <lb />time before he was <treatment n=\"1\">blooded</treatment>, he had a violent <condition n=\"10\"><u>Pyrexia</u></condition> <symptom n=\"20\">coldness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />of the extremities, <symptom n=\"15\">depressed pulse</symptom> &amp; some degree of <symptom n=\"57\">subsultus\r\n            <lb />tendinum</symptom>. After the loss of 12 oz. of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> from the <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart>, which\r\n            <lb />partly trickled down <del>his arm</del>, his <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse rose to 90, became\r\n            <lb />fuller</symptom>, he turned <symptom n=\"21\">warmer</symptom>, &amp; <symptom n=\"28\">had some moisture over his\r\n            <lb />body</symptom> with more natural heat. - He was calmer for an hour.\r\n            <lb />The <symptom n=\"33\">Delirium</symptom> returning &amp; the <symptom n=\"15\"><choice><abbr>P.</abbr><expan>Pulse</expan></choice> raising to 96</symptom> he was <treatment n=\"1\">blooded</treatment> to\r\n            <lb />8 oz &amp; then his <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse fell to 80</symptom>. <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> of a natural appearance.\r\n            <lb />He now continued calmer. The <treatment n=\"23\">Poultices</treatment> being kicked off on account\r\n            <lb />of a <add place=\"above\">pain</add> in the <bodypart n=\"24\"><u>metatarsus</u> of the left foot</bodypart>, which he cou\'d not get\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"39\">rubbed</treatment> well enough to please him, <treatment n=\"20\">Sinapisms</treatment> were applied\r\n            <lb />to both <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart>. (I dont find that any of his friends ever had the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition>.)\r\n            <lb />He kicked the <treatment n=\"20\">Sinapism</treatment> from the <bodypart n=\"24\">left foot</bodypart> in less then <add place=\"above\">an</add> hour, but\r\n            <lb />allowed the other to remain 4 or 5 hours. He insisted to have\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"24\">metatarsus</bodypart> <treatment n=\"39\">well rubbed</treatment>. -\r\n            \r\n        </p>   \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />5<sub>th</sub> - <symptom n=\"33\">Delirium</symptom> threatening to return at 5 this morning, I\r\n            <lb />ordered the <treatment n=\"6\">Glyster</treatment> to be repeated <choice><abbr>w<sub>ch</sub></abbr><expan>wich</expan></choice> brought away a little\r\n            <lb />hardened faeces. <treatment n=\"4\">Blisters on the <bodypart n=\"23\">ancles</bodypart></treatment> rose well, that on his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> is supposed to have done its part also; for the\r\n            <lb />pain of the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; <symptom n=\"33\">Delirium</symptom> are gone this morning at breakÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fastime, <symptom n=\"15\"><choice><abbr>P.</abbr><expan>Pulse</expan></choice> 82 soft</symptom>, <symptom n=\"28\"><bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>moist</symptom>. Took some bread <unclear>berry</unclear>\r\n            <lb />this morning &amp; is free of <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom>, <symptom n=\"61\">nausea</symptom>, or <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom>\r\n            <lb />at present <add place=\"above\"><symptom n=\"66\">numbness</symptom> of </add> <bodypart n=\"17\">right leg today sensible</bodypart>. - &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <condition n=\"80\">Phrenitis symptoms</condition> had returned violent\r\n            <lb />I intended to <treatment n=\"4\">have blistered the <bodypart n=\"63\">temples</bodypart></treatment> again &amp; if possible to have\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">blooded him at the <bodypart n=\"57\">jugular vein</bodypart></treatment> . - His <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> is still weak\r\n            <lb />&amp; troubled with <symptom n=\"7\">flatulency</symptom>, &amp; <condition n=\"67\">Hiccup</condition> at times. -\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>I am, Dear Sir, with the greatest esteem &amp; regard yours &amp;c. </salute> <signed>James Hall</signed>\r\n       \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n\r\n<postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Davidsons <choice><abbr>Comp<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice> An <unclear>Express</unclear> came to\r\n                <lb />him this night with the letter, and is to call\r\n                <lb />at M<sup>r.</sup> Lorrain tomorrow morning for D<sup>r</sup>\r\n                <lb />Cullens answer. M<sup>r.</sup> Sandersons Case seems\r\n                <lb />very unpromising &amp; truly alarming ----\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n</postscript>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n            \r\n                <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Case of\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Sanderson.\r\n                <lb />March. 1777\r\n                <lb />V vi -- N 109 <u>&amp;c</u>\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1381, 3, '2013-03-01 14:08:00', 232),
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Medicines of little service &amp;\r\n           <lb />his only chance is in a proper Regimen.                      \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Abstain entirely from <choice><abbr>Anim.</abbr><expan>Animal</expan></choice> food &amp; all kind of strong drink &amp; live on\r\n            <lb />milk &amp; farinacea. If milk be not <choice><abbr>eas<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>easily</expan></choice> digested, mix it <choice><abbr>w<sup></sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> equal part of thin\r\n            <lb />water gruel &amp; let it be well sweetened <choice><abbr>w<sup>-</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> Sugar, &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>these</expan></choice> he <choice><abbr>shoul<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> take <choice><abbr>w<sup>-</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />bread rice &amp;c instead of plain milk.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Constant attention to guard against cold. keep constantly to his flannel\r\n            <lb />shirt &amp; to be warm by cloathed. Might be the better of exercise on horseback\r\n            <lb />but after this time of year he is in danger of being more hurt by cold\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> mended by Exercise. Therefore must keep close at home except for a little\r\n            <lb />about midday in mild weather. Walking &amp; speaking very hurtful.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> in his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> is well judged &amp; <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> be continued &amp; upon any\r\n            <lb />fresh attack of cold he should have some <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> taken from his <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If no <condition n=\"32\">ulcer</condition> be already formed, these measures will I hope preserve him\r\n            <lb />&amp; even if there be, they are the most likely to cure him. I propose only\r\n            <lb />one <choice><abbr>medic</abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice>. He has been ill advised &amp; has managed himself ill &amp;ccc.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <head>\r\n            For the Rev<sup>d.</sup> M<sup>r</sup> Wh.\r\n        </head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"6\">Fol. tussil.</ingredient> sicc. â„¥ij Cogue ex aq. font. ex lbij ad lbj subfinem\r\n                    <lb /><del>addendo</del> Sem. anis. cont. Ê’i, Extr. <ingredient n=\"121\">glycyrrh.</ingredient> Ê’ij Cola &amp;c.\r\n                    <lb />Signa Pectoral Apozem to table spoonf. to be taken <unclear>4</unclear> times a day.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>                   \r\n                    Take three ounces of <ingredient n=\"6\">Leaves of Coltsfoot</ingredient>\r\n                    boil with a liquid measure of two pounds to one pound of spring water until complete.\r\n                    <del>Add</del> one drachm of Aniseed, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"121\">extract of liquorice</ingredient>.\r\n                    Strain etc. Label: Pectoral Apozem, two tablespoonfuls five times a day.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n        <dateline>\r\n            <choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Nov.</abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 28. 1775.\r\n        </dateline>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n       \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 363, 3, '2013-02-24 15:06:50', 248),
(1151, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c365\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:365] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN] / Regarding: Captain Thomas Fraser (Frazer) (Patient), Mr Robert Grant (Patient) / 29 November 1775 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Stephen Hall</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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Capt. Urquh.<note> Presumably an abbreviation for \'Urquhart\'s\', as repeated later in this opening paragraph.</note>\r\n            <lb />information only confirms my fears of the <symptom n=\"45\">faint</symptom> being laid deeper than we\r\n            <lb />at first imagined. His <symptom n=\"34\">hectic</symptom>, advances very fast &amp; if his <symptom n=\"76\"><choice><abbr>spitt<sup>l</sup>.</abbr><expan>spittle</expan></choice></symptom> be not\r\n            <lb />already <symptom n=\"86\">purulent</symptom>, will soon be. Of such cases, <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> event seldom favourable.\r\n            <lb />A case <choice><abbr>s<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>such</expan></choice> as Capt. Frazer\'s, not once in 1000 times. I write all this at\r\n            <lb />Capt. Urquhart\'s desire, but whatever our fears, we will take all <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />pains &amp;cc. For this\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I cannot bid you return to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"110\"><choice><abbr>Tart. Emet.</abbr><expan>Tartar Emetic</expan></choice></ingredient> but there may be <choice><abbr>occas<sup>n.</sup></abbr><expan>occasion</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />for the Anodynes. Night <symptom n=\"34\">fever</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"28\"><choice><abbr>sweat<sup>gs.</sup></abbr><expan>sweatings</expan></choice></symptom> are <unclear>in<sup>c</sup></unclear> aggravated by <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"4\"><choice><abbr>cough<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>coughings</expan></choice></symptom> &amp; an anodyne given early in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Even<sup>g</sup>.</abbr><expan>Evening</expan></choice> by <choice><abbr>quiet<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>quieting</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> renders\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"34\">fever</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"28\"><choice><abbr>sweat<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>sweating</expan></choice></symptom> more moderate. Therefore, such anodynes as your\r\n            <lb />discretion &amp;c. You may fear difficulty from <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> but this is\r\n            <lb />rare &amp; a tendency to <symptom n=\"31\">Diarrhoea</symptom> comes on always, sooner or later &amp; even <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> anodyne, plenty of subacid fruits, <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> are now proper, will obviate\r\n            <lb />all <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom>. If he get plenty of fruit <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Elixir will be less needful\r\n            <lb />but at any rate it can do no harm. The <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> in his <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> is now as\r\n            <lb />necessary as ever &amp; must be <choice><abbr>cont<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice> The low diet formerly <choice><abbr>recommend.</abbr><expan>recommended</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />is now even more necessary. A little gentle exercise on horseback\r\n            <lb />or rather in a carriage, but his strength not sufficient to benefit by it,\r\n            <lb />&amp; this season &amp;cc. However I leave that to your discretion. If the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"4\">Balsam</ingredient> do no harm, it will probably do good &amp; you may increase <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />dose as it will sometimes quiet <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> cannot properly\r\n            <lb />be employed. Tho I have little faith in Pectorals &amp; they will come\r\n            <lb />in this case too late, I offer you a very innocent one <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> has often\r\n            <lb />been of service. \r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice>\r\n                    <orig>\r\n                        <lb />â„ž Fol. tussil. sicc. â„¥ij Cogue ex aq. font. ex lbij ad lbi addendo\r\n                        <lb />sub finem Semin. anis. 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Apozem\r\n                        <lb />two table spoonf. 2 or 3 times a day as his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stom.</bodypart> bears it.\r\n                    </orig>\r\n                    <reg>\r\n                        Take three ounces of dried <ingredient n=\"6\">Leaves of Coltsfoot</ingredient>\r\n                        boil with a liquid measure of two pounds to one pound of spring water until complete.\r\n                        Add two drachms of Aniseed, three drachms of <ingredient n=\"121\">Extract of Liquorice</ingredient>.\r\n                        Strain etc. Label: Pectoral Apozem, two tablespoonfuls two or three times a day.                 \r\n                    </reg>\r\n                </choice>\r\n            </recipe> If this you can                        \r\n            <lb />bring him thro <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> winter we may have better opportunity of doing something\r\n            <lb />for him in the Spring. &amp;cc.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 29 1775.\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 365, 11, '2015-04-17 21:32:05', 297);
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Diet must be of milk, grain &amp; fruit. Let him take <choice><abbr>ev<sup>y</sup> morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>every morning</expan></choice> as much\r\n            <lb />ass\'s milk as his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> can easily digest &amp; to help that he may put 2 or 3\r\n            <lb />teaspoons. of rum in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> milk. At his meals he may take some kind of grain\r\n            <lb />as bread rice flour of rice barley sago or oatmeal &amp; these variously prepared\r\n            <lb />with or <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> out milk &amp; <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> or <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> out fruit which may be apples pears Raisins\r\n            <lb />Currants, proons, preserved fruits, &amp; currant jelly &amp; a little skill will direct\r\n            <lb />him to vary all these things so as not let him be tired of his diet. He\r\n            <lb />must take no animal food whether flesh fist or eggs, only he may have\r\n            <lb />now &amp; then some beef tea or weak chicken broth either to be taken <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />bread or <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> barley or <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> rice separately boiled &amp; put into <choice><abbr>y<sup>m.</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> He may sometimes\r\n            <lb />take a little boiled turnip but roots or greens are to be used very sparingly,\r\n            <lb />a little dry mealy potatoe is <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> safest he can take. He may sometimes\r\n            <lb />sweeten his food <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> sugar or <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> honey if this last agree <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2. for drink, must take no fermented or spirituous liquor but must keep\r\n            <lb />to water, <del>water</del> gruel barley water &amp; weak bohea tea.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3. In mild &amp; fair weather he may better from going a little on horseback\r\n            <lb />in the forenoon butt in either frost or wet weather he will do better to keep\r\n            <lb />at home as there is nothing of more consequence to him <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>guard<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>guarding</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>ag<sup>st</sup></abbr><expan>against</expan></choice> cold &amp;\r\n            <lb />for this purpose should use every other precaution. I suppose he has or at\r\n            <lb />least should have flannel every where next his skin &amp; should be otherwise\r\n            <lb />warly<note>In original, but obviously written in error for \'warmly\'.</note> cloathed. Should particularly take care to keep his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />always warm &amp; dry.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4. These / will I hope do a great deal to keep his <choice><abbr>ailm<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>ailments</expan></choice> moderate &amp; there is\r\n            <lb />but one medicine which may contribute to the same effect that I would advise\r\n            <lb />him. It is a decoction ordered in the paper enclosed. He is to take by twothree\r\n            <lb />or four tablespoonfulls at a time &amp; this two three or four times a day as his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> bears it. It should not move his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> &amp; if it do more than keep him\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />regular he must take it in less quantity or let it alone till he advise me &amp; if\r\n            <lb />at any time any new circumstance cast up in his complaints if he will inform\r\n            <lb />me of it I shall be ready to advise him farther.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                <lb />W. 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Strong marks of tendenÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cy to <condition n=\"12\">Consumption</condition> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> having proceeded a certain length almost impossible to\r\n            <lb />remedy. It does not appear however to be so <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> confirmed &amp; no good could be\r\n            <lb />got if we admit <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> supposition. But every precaution &amp; every remedy <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> can\r\n            <lb />be <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> safety employed.           During <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> rigour of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> season, principalÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly avoid cold, <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> out keeping too warm. 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If\r\n            <lb />she live till a safer season, air &amp; exercise will be among <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> most\r\n            <lb />useful remedies, &amp; sailing greatly preferable to riding on horseback.\r\n            <lb />For <choice><abbr>guard<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>guarding</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>ag<sup>st</sup></abbr><expan>against</expan></choice> cold, <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> flannel shift she wears, is very proper, &amp; she\r\n            <lb />must not lay it aside in any weather.     The milk diet she\r\n            <lb />uses is certainly <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> most proper, &amp; should keep to it as strictly as\r\n            <lb />possible. If upon any occasion it should be found <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> milk is\r\n            <lb />not properly digested let her instead of plain milk take it mixed\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> an equal part of thin water gruel well sweetened <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> sugar or honey\r\n            <lb />if her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> bear it. This we call artificial asses milk &amp; it\r\n            <lb />is commonly as easily digested as <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> real.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> in her <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> was very proper &amp; she should not have let\r\n            <lb />it dry up. I know indeed it is often so painful as not to be easily\r\n            <lb />suffered &amp; then must be taken out. But it is at <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same time absoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lutely necessary <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> a <treatment n=\"11\">Pea Issue</treatment> should be put into another place. I\r\n            <lb />hope <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> one put into her <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> still continues there &amp; discharges well\r\n            <lb />If it do not I would advise a fresh <treatment n=\"11\">Pea issue</treatment> to be put into\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> other arm or into <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> nape of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart>. The keeping up of\r\n            <lb />\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />such a drain is the Lady\'s best chance for a recovery.       \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Tho her expectoration is often difficult, <action n=\"19\">Pectoral medicines</action> are\r\n            <lb />very often unsafe. The mild mucilaginous &amp; oily may be employed\r\n            <lb />in any quantity her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> bears, but <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Gums, Balsamics &amp;\r\n            <lb />&amp; all other of a heating kind should be entirely avoided, as a judiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cious Doctor seems at present to do. Gentle <treatment n=\"9\">vomits</treatment> are among\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> best <action n=\"19\">Expectorants</action> &amp; I leave the employment of them to <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> \r\n            <lb />discretion of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Gentleman on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> spot, but my opinion is <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />she is now too <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom>, to use <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>then</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> any freedom. I think it\r\n            <lb />very proper to maderate <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> by <ingredient n=\"139\">Anod.</ingredient> &amp; every <choice><abbr>n<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>night</expan></choice> at\r\n            <lb />bed time I would go a good deal farther <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> has been yet done\r\n            <lb />they may suspend <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <action n=\"19\">expectoration</action> for a part of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>n<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>night</expan></choice> but cannot\r\n            <lb />entirely stop it, &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> avoiding of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> &amp;<choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> giving of sleep are matters\r\n            <lb />of great importance.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"8\">The suppression of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Menses</condition>, unfavourable but it was to\r\n            <lb />be expected &amp; cannot be helped till <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> return of a <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> better\r\n            <lb />season &amp; therefore I prescribe nothing for it now. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The only <choice><abbr>med.</abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice> is <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Decoction below, being one of the best\r\n            <lb />means I know for dissolving <condition n=\"34\">tubercles</condition> or healing <symptom n=\"43\">ulcerations</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"6\">Fol. tussilag.</ingredient> â„¥ii\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"216\">Herb. parietar.</ingredient> Ê’ii <ingredient n=\"98\">Flor. malv.</ingredient> Ê’i Coque ex Aq. lbiv ad\r\n                    <lb />lbii addendo sub finem   <ingredient n=\"70\">Rasur. sasafras.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"213\">Sem. anis.</ingredient> vel <unclear>case</unclear>. aa Ê’Å¿s\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"121\">Extract. Glycirrhir</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s . Cola et Signa <action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action> Decoction of w<sup>c</sup> a\r\n                        <lb />small tea cup full is to be taken 3 or 4 times as the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> bears\r\n                        <lb />every day :\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"6\">dried coltsfoot leaves</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"216\">lichwort</ingredient>, one drachm of <ingredient n=\"98\">marshmallow flower</ingredient>. Boil in water from four pounds to two pounds. At the end add <ingredient n=\"70\">shaved sasafras</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"213\">aniseed</ingredient> <unclear>vel case</unclear> half a drachm of each, and half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"121\">Extract of Liquorice</ingredient>. Strain and Label: <action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action> Decoction, of which a small teacupful is to be taken three or four times as the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach bears</bodypart>, every day.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><lb />13<sup>d.</sup> <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> <u>1776</u>.</dateline>          <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 381, 11, '2014-10-06 21:42:52', 185),
(1155, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c918\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:918] From:  John Ilderton / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding:  John Ilderton (Patient) / 17 October 1774 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Eilidh Kane</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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I wish this mithod coud be\r\n            <lb />substituted instead of <treatment n=\"11\">Issues</treatment> as they are\r\n            <lb />troublesome and with great difficulty kept\r\n            <lb />open in so spare a habit as mine,\r\n            <lb />since this month commencd I have been <symptom n=\"23\">exÂ¬\r\n            <lb />treemly weak</symptom>, sub<subst><del>j</del><add>b</add></subst>ject to <symptom n=\"21\">hot fitts</symptom>, when my\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"12\">breathing &amp; <symptom n=\"15\">Pulses</symptom> woud be Quick</symptom> &amp; my <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb />more troublesome, I <symptom n=\"76\">spit a good deal of\r\n            <lb />Phlem</symptom> more especially in the morning\r\n            <lb />at which time it comes up more easily than \r\n            <lb />at other times, it is <symptom n=\"35\">no way tinged <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> blood</symptom>\r\n            <lb />nor is it of a tough nature, but verry like\r\n            <lb />a yellow bubble which most Persons\r\n            <lb />will blow from their <bodypart n=\"5\">nose</bodypart> on a slight\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"13\">cold</condition>, what allarms me a good deal is\r\n            <lb />when I <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> I hear <del>what</del> the matter as\r\n            <lb />I suppose which I <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> up, bubble <add place=\"above\">up</add> in\r\n            <lb />my <bodypart n=\"73\">left side</bodypart> pretty low against my <bodypart n=\"40\">Ribs</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />I did in inform you that I took a little <ingredient n=\"324\">salt\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />Petre</ingredient> in my water, I have allso drunk <ingredient n=\"159\">Tar\r\n            <lb />Water</ingredient> from the begining pray take notice\r\n            <lb />if you approve those two artickles, I sleep\r\n            <lb />now extreemly well, my nights being\r\n            <lb />better than<del>d</del> my days, my <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> is\r\n            <lb />pretty good and receives a sufficient\r\n            <lb />Quantity of simple Food, verry gratefulÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly, I gave gain\'d more strength these three\r\n            <lb />days past than for ten days pre<unclear>vious</unclear>\r\n            <lb />I rise twice in the day, at <illegible l=\"1\" /> eac<illegible l=\"1\" /> <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />I am able to sit up three or four\r\n            <lb />hours, my <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> isn\'t so quick by much\r\n            <lb />as it was at the hight of my Disorder\r\n            <lb />I shall trouble you with no more\r\n            <lb />at present -- Your Friend M<sup>r.</sup> <unclear>Jn</unclear> Grey\r\n            <lb />is now as weak as I am by a return\r\n            <lb />of his former disorder. \r\n        </p>    \r\n            <closer>\r\n                <salute>\r\n                        I am\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>S<sup>r.</sup> Y<sup>r</sup> most hble serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Sir Your most humble servant</expan></choice>\r\n                </salute>\r\n            <signed>John Ilderton</signed>\r\n              </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n                To Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinborough\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift /><annot>Mr Ilderton <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 17. 1774</annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 918, 3, '2013-04-28 14:28:30', 208),
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But I\r\n        <lb />am clear that nothing promises to be of more service <add place=\"above\">to her</add> than a\r\n        <lb />long Journey and I think <subst><del>you</del><add place=\"above\">she</add></subst> should try this as soon as the weather\r\n        <lb />and her own strength will admit of it. It is very possible that\r\n        <lb />a sea voyage might be of service and I should not be much afraid of\r\n        <lb />the <symptom n=\"3\">sea sickness</symptom>, but as it would be undertaken with diffidence <del>and</del> \r\n        <lb />perhaps attended with anxiety and otherwise exposed to uncertain \r\n<lb />circumstances I cannot advise it, but in the case of <add place=\"above\">a</add> land Journeys \r\n        <lb />being impracticable which I hope <del>it</del> shall not be <add place=\"above\">the case</add>. Till this \r\n        <lb />can be attempted Miss M<del>iddleton</del> must palliate her ailments as \r\n        <lb />well as she can. <ingredient n=\"58\">The Laudanum</ingredient> must be continued both to\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />procure rest and remove pain <add place=\"above\">and</add> if Miss M. can find that\r\n        <lb />it has the effect of preventing pains and <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> <symptom n=\"3\">retching</symptom> she should\r\n        <lb />take it at other times as well as at bedtime, but I cannot speak\r\n        <lb />positively about this without being upon the spot and knowing\r\n        <lb />the course of the ailment more exactly. The chief inconvenience \r\n        <lb />that attends the frequent and free use of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> is <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom>,\r\n        <lb />and this <add place=\"above\">must</add> be carefully obviated. The best means <del>I think</del> in this \r\n        <lb />Case will be by <treatment n=\"6\">water Glysters</treatment> which I think may be otherwise \r\n        <lb />usefull and should be given frequently and in large quantities\r\n        <lb />Besides the use of the Laudanum I hope Miss M. complaints\r\n        <lb />may be relieved by the Infusion ordered below. As she finds\r\n        <lb />her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> bear it she may take such doses two or three\r\n        <lb />times every day. It will best to take them at some distance\r\n        <lb />from her little meals, but I would have her try them particuÂ¬\r\n        <lb />larly when she feels that oppression at her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> which is \r\n        <lb />the forerunner of her <symptom n=\"3\">retchings</symptom>. If the<del>s</del> <add place=\"above\">Infusion 2</add> should not answer\r\n            <lb />as the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> is so often a nice and whimsical organ I <del>hav</del> would\r\n        <lb /><add place=\"above\">have</add> her try the <ingredient n=\"35\">steel Drops</ingredient> also ordered below. They are to be taken \r\n        <lb />by twenty or thirty at a time in half a gill of water. This must\r\n        <lb />be always pretty warm and the times of taking are the same as\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />for the Infusions.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />For a <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> <subst><del>liable</del><add place=\"above\">ready</add></subst> to reject every thing it is difficult to\r\n        <lb />prescribe a diet and <del>for</del> in such Cases for the most part the rule \r\n        <lb />is to give what the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> will bear tho perhaps otherwise \r\n        <lb />not very eligible. At present the Chocolate, the Sago and the panada \r\n        <lb />do seem to <subst><del>be</del><add place=\"above\">me</add></subst> very proper and I believe some other things \r\n        <lb />prepared from grain might also be tried; but I suspect that no \r\n        <lb />kind of wine added to any of these will answer well and if someÂ¬\r\n        <lb />thing to give a relish to these otherwise insipid things is necesÂ¬\r\n        <lb />sary I would prefer a little <ingredient n=\"65\" t=\"19\">Cinnamon Tea</ingredient> with a tea spoonful \r\n        <lb />of brandy to any kind of Wine. Miss M. has not told me\r\n        <lb />if <symptom n=\"34\">any kind of feverishness</symptom> hangs about her or at times disturbs\r\n        <lb />her and therefore I dare not say how far she may try animal food,\r\n        <lb />but I imagine that a little broth or Calves feet jelly might be\r\n        <lb />be usefull to her. I wish too that her own inclinations might\r\n        <lb />be gratified with a little milk, but while this is so much dispoÂ¬\r\n        <lb />sed to curdle, it cannot be proper. I have however frequently found \r\n        <lb />that new milk mixed with an equal part of <add place=\"above\">warm</add> watergruel and well\r\n        <lb />sweetned with sugar was more easily digested than plain milk\r\n        <lb />and Miss M. may <add place=\"above\">at least</add> make a trial of this. I must conclude \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <lb />with observing that I think all the circumstances of Miss M.\r\n        <lb />constitution and ailments are not fully told and therefore that\r\n        <lb />my directions may <add place=\"above\">not</add> be exactly suited to them but if Miss M. \r\n        <lb />shall be pleased to put any further questions she may deÂ¬\r\n        <lb />pend upon my attention and punctuality in answering them</p>\r\n    <recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. Peruvian.</ingredient> <del>cont.</del> \r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon <del>cont.</del></ingredient> @ Ê’ij \r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"201\">Canell. alb.</ingredient> <del>cont.</del> Ê’Å¿s.\r\n            <lb />Contusis affunde \r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"184\">Spir. Vin. Gall.</ingredient> â„¥iv. et post semihoram\r\n            <lb />Aq. fervid. non bullient. lbi. \r\n             <lb />Digere per horas xxiv. et colatura adde <ingredient n=\"108\">Spir. Vitriol.</ingredient> ten. \r\n            <lb />q. s. ad gratam aciditatem.\r\n            <lb />Signa <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic Infusion</bodypart>.</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take two drachms each of <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient>, and half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"201\">White Cinnamon</ingredient>. \r\n            Crush, and pour over four ounces of <ingredient n=\"184\">French Brandy</ingredient>, and half an hour later, a pint of hot but not boiling Water. \r\n            Steep for twenty-four hours and strain. Add enough thin <ingredient n=\"108\">Spirits of Vitriol</ingredient> for agreeable acidity. 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Tart.</ingredient> always ready, as that Triture renders\r\n                <lb />the operation of the <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalap</ingredient> both milder &amp; more\r\n                <lb />certain &amp; by the addition of the <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of Tartar</ingredient>\r\n                <lb />extempore we can vary the proportion at pleasure\r\n                <lb />I have given you the proportion, <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I hope will\r\n                <lb />answer, but you may add more of the <ingredient n=\"10\"><choice><abbr>Pulv. e J. comp</abbr><expan>powdered compound of Jalap</expan></choice></ingredient>\r\n                <lb />as you shall find occasion\r\n                <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n                <lb />If this <choice><abbr>med</abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice> should not answer, but in a very\r\n                <lb />bulky dose, I would have you try the <ingredient n=\"20\">Oleum\r\n                <lb />Ricini or caster oil</ingredient> to a spoonfull or two. 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Should\r\n            <lb />avoid the heavier meats as Pork bacon, baked or fried meats.\r\n            <lb />May take of the lighter kinds of fish, but avoid such as\r\n            <lb />Salmon herring &amp; skate or shell fish\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Taking entirely to Vegetables would be hazardous &amp; should\r\n            <lb />avoid eating too great a <choice><abbr>qty</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> of Garden things\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When his Appetite is tolerable &amp; cannot be satisfied but\r\n            <lb />with a large <choice><abbr>qty</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> of animal food, he should rather fill up his\r\n            <lb />meal with vegetables pudding &amp;c\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />No flesh or fish at supper &amp; if he can digest milk\r\n            <lb />some kind of milk meat will be the proper supper\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In drink every degree of excess will be very hazardous\r\n            <lb />but as M<sup>r</sup> M has been in the use of taking\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />pretty freely it might<note>The texts breaks off here, and again after the next short paragraph, as if the copyist was interrupted and left a gap for completion.</note>\r\n            <lb /><space w=\"10\" />\r\n            <lb /><space w=\"10\" />\r\n            <lb /><space w=\"10\" />\r\n            <lb /><space w=\"10\" />\r\n            <lb /><space w=\"10\" />\r\n            <lb />Frequent <choice><abbr>Ex</abbr><expan>Exercise</expan></choice> <space w=\"1\" /> in fresh air will be of great\r\n            <lb />Service to him. In cold or Wet <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>weather</expan></choice> <space w=\"1\" /> in a <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Carriage</expan></choice> but<note>See footnote above.</note>\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3810, 3, '2013-11-29 15:39:47', 39),
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Spalding <choice><abbr>Q.</abbr><expan>Query</expan></choice> Alex<sup>r</sup> Spalding Gordon Esq<sup>r</sup></head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />You may be confident in his recovery\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> of his <bodypart n=\"23\">ancles</bodypart> is of no consequence and is often\r\n            <lb />a mark of Convalescence --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The pains of <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> as they are moving may be\r\n            <lb />expected to go of <add place=\"above\">soon</add> entirely\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> of his <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> obstinate, but I hope\r\n            <lb />they will grow better as he grows stronger. I think\r\n            <lb />you may now attempt to wash them &amp; all his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> <del>&amp;\r\n                <lb /><bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart></del> every <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> with cold water -- but you must\r\n            <lb />begin by exact measure - 3 parts of spring water &amp; one\r\n            <lb />of boiling - Every <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> take away half a gill of the boiling\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>W.</abbr><expan>Water</expan></choice> afterwards well dried &amp; rubbed\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am sorry the weather prevents his going abroad, and I\r\n            <lb />think you need <del>at</del> not at this season be very nice ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As Animal food affects him so sensibly, it should be\r\n            <lb />avoided altogether &amp; he will recover faster upon milk farinÃ¦Â¬\r\n            <lb />cea &amp; garden things.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As the <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> heats him so much, it should be\r\n            <lb />employed on great want of sleep.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I think you did right in giving <ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient> in substance -\r\n            <lb />your <choice><abbr>qty</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> of <choice><abbr>Ê’ in die</abbr><expan>three drachms in the day</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>satis.</abbr><expan>satisfactory</expan></choice> not to be continued for\r\n            <lb />more than a fortnight or three weeks; but after some\r\n            <lb />intermission if occasion requires it may be again reassuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />med.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 19<sup>th</sup> July 1776.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 3872, 3, '2013-11-23 14:01:12', 23);
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About a month\r\n    <lb />therafter he began to have <symptom n=\"57\">spasms in <bodypart n=\"12\">his arm</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart></symptom>,\r\n      <lb />and a <symptom n=\"78\">great itching</symptom> over his whole body, these were believed\r\n        <lb />to be favourable symptoms, &amp; it was hoped he might\r\n    <lb />still recover the use of <bodypart n=\"51\">his Limbs</bodypart>: the same medicines\r\n        <lb />were advised to be continued, but in a little time he began\r\n        <lb />to weary of taking medicines, &amp; took very few during\r\n        <lb />the winter following. D<sup>r.</sup> Sinclair advised sea bathing in\r\n        <lb />the summer, this I hear was tried for two days by pourÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ing salt water over his whole body in the house, as he\r\n    <lb />could not be got to the sea, but on the second night <symptom n=\"3\">he\r\n        <lb />turned very sick, &amp; was much distressed with an inclination\r\n        <lb />to vomit</symptom>, &amp; the bathing was on that <choice><abbr>acc<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>account</expan></choice> discontinued.</p>\r\n   <p><lb />In the beginning of Winter 1775/6, there came on a\r\n     <lb /><condition n=\"130\">whitlow in <bodypart n=\"25\">the big toe</bodypart> of <bodypart n=\"24\">his left foot</bodypart></condition>, <symptom n=\"62\">which inflamed\r\n       <lb /><bodypart n=\"17\">his whole leg</bodypart></symptom>, &amp; was so violent &amp; painfull with <symptom n=\"135\">fungous\r\n        <lb />flesh</symptom> shouting from it, that he could not bear the\r\n        <lb />weight of the bedcloaths; he therefore sat continually\r\n        <lb />in an easy chair night &amp; day, untill about a month\r\n        <lb />since that I have got him perswaded to go to bed again\r\n        <lb />- As I did not see him from October 1774 untill the latter\r\n        <lb />end of Summer last, my information cannot be so full\r\n       <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />as I could wish, but M<sup>rs</sup> Munro informs me, that they used\r\n     <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">red precipitate</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"43\">blue vitriol</ingredient> to suppress <symptom n=\"135\">the fungous</symptom>, with\r\n     <lb />dressings of <ingredient n=\"294\">yellow basilicon</ingredient>, and that you was consulted,\r\n        <lb />&amp; your directions punctually observed.</p>\r\n  <p><lb />I saw M<sup>r.</sup> Munro in the latter end of Summer last,\r\n      <lb />for the first time after returning from <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>, when I found\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"63\"><bodypart n=\"17\">both his legs</bodypart> very much swelled</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"62\">inflamed</symptom>, <symptom n=\"83\">of a dark\r\n      <lb />red colour</symptom>, with <symptom n=\"30\">a number of <condition n=\"144\">watery vesicles</condition>, &amp; some small\r\n        <lb />red pustules on <bodypart n=\"24\">the feet</bodypart></symptom>; <symptom n=\"30\">the vesicles</symptom> had broke in some places\r\n    <lb />&amp; were <symptom n=\"46\">discharging a large quantity of thin matter</symptom>, &amp; had\r\n    <lb />changed into <symptom n=\"87\">a hard white sloughy crust</symptom>, <condition n=\"49\">threatening a\r\n        <lb />gangrene</condition>; but as I was informed they had been much\r\n        <lb />in the same way for some time before, I /at that time/ only\r\n    <lb />advised the broken parts to be dressed with <ingredient n=\"294\">basilicon</ingredient>,\r\n    <lb />and washed with <treatment n=\"21\"><action n=\"4\">antiseptic</action> fomentations</treatment> twice a day.\r\n        <lb />As they keept much the same appearance, I heard\r\n      <lb />nothing more of them untill the latter end of <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> last\r\n    <lb />that I was called; at which time there was <condition n=\"32\">an open Ulcer</condition>,\r\n        <lb />pretty deep, about three inches long &amp; one broad, across the\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"128\">Tendo Achillis</bodypart> of <bodypart n=\"17\">the left leg</bodypart> with <condition n=\"49\">mortified spots on it</condition>,\r\n    <lb />and <symptom n=\"46\">discharging a thin sanious matter</symptom>, <bodypart n=\"25\">his toe</bodypart> was whole,\r\n    <lb />but <symptom n=\"63\"><bodypart n=\"17\">both legs</bodypart> were very much swelled</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"62\">inflamed</symptom> &amp; still\r\n    <lb />retained <symptom n=\"87\">the white sloughy appearance</symptom>; <symptom n=\"15\">his pulse interÂ¬\r\n      <lb />mitted about every ninth stroke</symptom>, &amp; <symptom n=\"55\">he had a drowsiness\r\n    <lb />for some days</symptom>; I dressed <condition n=\"32\">the Ulcer</condition> &amp; <symptom n=\"87\">the sloughy parts</symptom>\r\n    <lb />with <action n=\"59\">warm digestives</action>, gave him <ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient> pretty freely\r\n    <lb />with <ingredient n=\"261\">elixir of Vitriol</ingredient> &amp; wine; by this means <condition n=\"49\">the morÂ¬\r\n      <lb />tified spots</condition> in <condition n=\"32\">the Ulcer</condition>, &amp; <condition n=\"49\">a new mortification</condition> of about\r\n    <lb />an inch in diameter, above <bodypart n=\"23\">the outer ankle</bodypart> of <bodypart n=\"17\">the same\r\n      <lb />leg</bodypart>, began to cast off, they <symptom n=\"46\">now discharge a very good\r\n        <lb />pus</symptom>, &amp; are healing up very well; I likewise made them\r\n    <lb />continue <treatment n=\"21\">washing <bodypart n=\"17\">his legs</bodypart> with <action n=\"4\">antiseptic</action> fomentations</treatment>,\r\n    <lb />&amp; <treatment n=\"23\">apply poultices of vinegar &amp; meal over the dressings</treatment>, &amp;\r\n    <lb />now <symptom n=\"63\">the swelling</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> are almost gone.</p>\r\n      <p><lb />His present complaints &amp; situation is as follows viz\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"57\">violent spasms</symptom> of <bodypart n=\"68\">the flexor muscles</bodypart> of <bodypart n=\"17\">his Right or <condition n=\"31\">paralyÂ¬\r\n          <lb />tic</condition> leg</bodypart>, <condition n=\"31\">the want of voluntary motion both of <bodypart n=\"12\">his right\r\n            <lb />arm</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart></condition> with <symptom n=\"78\">a great itching</symptom> at times in both; <symptom n=\"8\">his\r\n        <lb />appetite rather bad</symptom>, <symptom n=\"74\">his memory impaired</symptom>, <symptom n=\"68\">his thirst great</symptom>\r\n          <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"15\">his pulse pretty full &amp; hard</symptom>, much the same in the <condition n=\"31\">paralytic</condition>\r\n        <lb />as in the sound side; <bodypart n=\"51\">the <condition n=\"31\">paralytic</condition> Limbs</bodypart> also <symptom n=\"21\">retain much\r\n        <lb />their usual heat</symptom>, plumpness &amp; colour; all that I have as\r\n        <lb />yet done for these, is, <treatment n=\"11\">the putting an issue in <bodypart n=\"17\">each leg</bodypart></treatment>, &amp;\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">applying a Blister</treatment> along the course of the <symptom n=\"57\">convulsed <bodypart n=\"68\">musÂ¬\r\n          <lb />cles</bodypart></symptom>; <symptom n=\"46\">they discharge pretty well</symptom>, &amp; <symptom n=\"57\">his spasms</symptom> are not quite\r\n        <lb />so severe nor frequent since I did design to have tried M<sup>r.</sup>\r\n        <lb />Munro, with some small doses of <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"33\">antimonÂ¬\r\n          <lb />ial</ingredient> alteratives, some <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum Guaiacum</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"155\">Volatile Spirits</ingredient>,\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"150\">decoction of the woods</ingredient> &amp; <treatment n=\"4\">blisters</treatment> occasionally for some little\r\n        <lb />time; &amp; afterwards to have used Tonics, <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"113\">Bitters</ingredient>,\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeatus</ingredient> &amp; the cold bath. N:B: there is no <treatment n=\"3\">electrifying\r\n        <lb />machine</treatment> to be got in this Country otherwise I would have\r\n      <lb />used it at the same time. But as I am a young man\r\n      <lb />just setting out, and as People would be very apt to impute\r\n      <lb />any unfavourable change /or symptoms of the disease itselfe/\r\n      <lb />to my applications or inexperience, and as M<sup>r.</sup> Munro has\r\n      <lb />agreed to have you consulted, I did not choose to begin,\r\n      <lb />nor will I now (if no more urgent symptoms occur in\r\n      <lb />the interim) untill I have your answer &amp; directions.</p>\r\n  <p><lb />I would be glad to know <treatment n=\"1\">if you think blooding might\r\n        <lb />be admissible, or of service</treatment>, in mitigating <symptom n=\"57\">the spasms</symptom>? \'Tis true,\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">his pulse is not frequent, but generally full &amp; hard,</symptom> &amp; very\r\n        <lb />much so, when <symptom n=\"57\">the spasms</symptom> are severe; &amp; also if <ingredient n=\"64\">Dover\'s powders</ingredient>\r\n      <lb />might be used for making a greater determination to the\r\n          <lb />surface, &amp; relieving <symptom n=\"57\">his spasms</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"78\">itching</symptom>? <symptom n=\"57\">These spasms</symptom>\r\n     <lb />continued since <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1774 without one <u>full</u> days intermission</p>\r\n    <p><lb />After writing the above M<sup>r.</sup> Munro informs me that in \r\n      <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> last, &amp; the preceeding Spring, he had <condition n=\"91\">two nephritic\r\n      <lb />fits</condition>, in the the former of which <treatment n=\"1\">he was bled</treatment>, &amp; found himselfe\r\n      <lb />in general easier in his other complaints for some time:\r\n      <lb />at present he has <symptom n=\"27\">some difficulty in making Urine, does it\r\n      <lb />for most part in small quantities, has often an inclination\r\n        <lb />when he does none</symptom>; but has no pains in <bodypart n=\"56\">his bladder</bodypart> nor\r\n      <lb /><bodypart n=\"45\">kidnies</bodypart>, &amp; knew neither of his parents, nor any of his relaÂ¬\r\n      <lb />tions <symptom n=\"32\">troubled with gravel</symptom>, nor had he himselfe any comÂ¬\r\n      <lb />plaints of that kind but these two: as I live at a distance\r\n      <lb />from him, &amp; see him but seldom, I <symptom n=\"32\">never had any opportuÂ¬\r\n      <lb />nity of observing sand in his Urine</symptom> &amp; cannot say whether\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n      <lb />he past any or not as M<sup>rs.</sup> Munro had no thought of examiÂ¬\r\n      <lb />ning it when these <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> began to go off. --</p>\r\n  <p><lb />The above is as full &amp; Just a representation of M<sup>r.</sup> Munro\'s\r\n      <lb />case, as I can collect from his &amp; M<sup>rs.</sup> Munro\'s information\r\n      <lb />at presentl I wish you may be pleased with it: It will\r\n      <lb />be presented to you by Lady Reay, to whom it is inclosed, &amp;\r\n      <lb />who will satisfy your demand -- Do me the Justice to\r\n      <lb />believe me, with the outmost esteem,</p>\r\n   <closer><salute>Doctor\r\n       <lb />your very humble servant</salute>\r\n       <signed>Harry Bruce</signed>\r\n       <dateline>Farr 13<sup>.th</sup> <choice><abbr>Ap<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>April</expan></choice>\r\n       <lb />1777</dateline></closer>\r\n    <postscript><lb />Please address for me at Thurso\r\n      <lb />in Caithness ----</postscript>\r\n    <postscript><lb />N:B: if it is agreeable to you, I would send you an <choice><abbr>acc<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>account</expan></choice> of\r\n      <lb /><condition n=\"123\">a petechial fever</condition> I had lately under my care, with some\r\n      <lb />very bad symptoms; but which confirms some of your doctrines\r\n      <lb />particularly those of quotidian &amp; tertian changes; &amp; <symptom n=\"57\">the spasms\r\n      <lb />of <bodypart n=\"129\">the excretory organs</bodypart></symptom>, in the exacerbations. ----</postscript></div>\r\n  <div><p><lb />To\r\n      <lb />Doctor William Cullen Professor of\r\n      <lb />the Practice of Physic in the\r\n      <lb />University of\r\n      <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></p>\r\n   <handShift /><annot><lb />Â£28. 7.\r\n       <lb />25. -\r\n       <lb /><u>11. 11.</u>\r\n       <lb /><u>64  18</u>\r\n       <lb />Sm 10. 19.\r\n       <lb />    -   14.6\r\n       <lb /><u> . 50. --</u>\r\n       <lb /><u> - 61 1<unclear>5</unclear>.6</u>\r\n       <lb />       3.4.6</annot>\r\n      <handShift /><annot><lb />M<sup>r</sup> H. Bruce C\r\n      <lb />the Rev<sup>d</sup> M<sup>r</sup> Munro\r\n      <lb />of Farr. -- April. 1777.\r\n      <lb />Vol. VII. p. 53.</annot>\r\n   </div></body>', 1395, 11, '2014-10-07 18:43:41', 206),
(1164, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1398\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1398] From: Mr Robert Fergusson (Ferguson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Mr Robert Fergusson (Ferguson) (Patient) / 26 April 1777 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Marianne Gilchrist</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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The pain in\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"56\">the Neck of the Bladder</bodypart> &amp; the uneasiness felt there is much\r\n        <lb />abated but not quite gone -- I have ceased taking any\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> <del>since</del> for eight days past because then it was\r\n        <lb />affecting <bodypart n=\"2\">my mouth</bodypart> <space w=\"1\" /> I have during this course strictly\r\n        <lb />abstained from every kind of animal food, &amp; <add place=\"above\">from</add> drink of\r\n        <lb />every kind, water excepted -- <space w=\"1\" /> My Reason fror troubling \r\n        <lb />you now is for your directions in case you think any\r\n        <lb />thing further is necessary to be done to perfect my cure\r\n    <lb />I am Respectfully</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>Sir your very <choice><abbr>H serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Humble servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n    <signed>Rob Fergusson</signed></closer>\r\n    <postscript><lb />Please direct to me at the house\r\n    <lb />of John Glassford Esq<sup>r.</sup> &amp; C<sup>o.</sup>\r\n    <lb />Glasgow</postscript>\r\n    <postscript><lb />I began to take <ingredient n=\"2\">the Mercury</ingredient> on the\r\n        <lb />2<sup>d.</sup> April &amp; continued it till <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> 18<sup>.th</sup></postscript>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <p><lb />To ----\r\n    \r\n    <lb />Doc<sup>r.</sup> William Cullen\r\n    <lb />Professor of Medicine\r\n     <lb /><choice><abbr>Edinbur<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></p>\r\n    <handShift />\r\n    <annot><lb />M<sup>r</sup> Robert Ferguson\r\n        <lb />April. 26. 1777.\r\n        <lb />VII. p. 16.</annot>\r\n</div></body>\r\n', 1398, 11, '2015-04-10 11:21:22', 74),
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For the first I have prescribed some\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>med<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> below, an <choice><abbr>Elect.</abbr><expan>Electuary</expan></choice> &amp; Tincture* Of the first the <choice><abbr>bign.</abbr><expan>bigness</expan></choice> of \r\n   <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />a nutmeg twice a day, before dinner &amp; supper. each dose\r\n        <lb />is to be washed down <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> two tablespoonfuls of the Tincture.\r\n        <lb />These <choice><abbr>med<sup>s.</sup> sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>medicines should</expan></choice> be <choice><abbr>cont<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice> at least for a <choice><abbr>4<sup>t</sup>nt</abbr><expan>fortnight</expan></choice>.</p>\r\n   <p><lb />Every day at dinner take some solid meat, but prefer the\r\n       <lb />lighter kinds &amp; never make a full meal of <choice><abbr>An.</abbr><expan>Animal</expan></choice> food <del>&amp; at\r\n           <lb />most an egg</del> but fill up <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> plain light soup &amp; pudding.\r\n       <lb />No <choice><abbr>An.</abbr><expan>Animal</expan></choice> food at supper, at most an egg &amp; for the rest some\r\n        <lb />kind of grain as rice barley sago or Panada. Rather at\r\n        <lb />dinner or supper take sparingly of roots greens or fruit.\r\n       <lb />At <choice><abbr>breakf<sup>.st</sup></abbr><expan>breakfast</expan></choice> he should avoid tea or coffee &amp; take in place of\r\n        <lb />them a weak chocolate or Cocoa tea.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />For <choice><abbr>ordin.</abbr><expan>ordinary</expan></choice> drink should take toast water <choice><abbr>avoid<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>avoiding</expan></choice> malt <choice><abbr>liq</abbr><expan>liquor</expan></choice>.\r\n        <lb />After <choice><abbr>dinn.</abbr><expan>dinner</expan></choice> &amp; supper he may take 2 or 3 glasses of Madera\r\n        <lb />or red port but always diluted. If he find these at all\r\n        <lb />sour on <bodypart n=\"46\">his <choice><abbr>stom.</abbr><expan>stomach</expan></choice></bodypart>, lay them aside &amp; take brandy &amp; water.</p>\r\n   <p><lb />Exercise on horseback or in a Carriage, taking care\r\n        <lb /> to avoid Cold. </p>\r\n    <recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig><lb />X â„ž Pulv. <ingredient n=\"1\">cort. Peruv</ingredient> â„¥i <ingredient n=\"65\">---- Cinnamoni.</ingredient> \r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"35\">Limat. Mart. pp<sup>t.</sup></ingredient> @ Ê’ii <ingredient n=\"21\">Conserv. e cort. aurant.</ingredient> Ê’vÅ¿s\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. Elect.\r\n            <lb />S. <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach. Elect.</bodypart></orig>\r\n        <reg>Take an ounce of powdered <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>, two drachms each of <ingredient n=\"65\">ground Cinnamon</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"35\">prepared Powdered Steel</ingredient>, five-and-a-half drachms of <ingredient n=\"21\">Orange Peel Conserve</ingredient>, and enough <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient> to make an Electuary.\r\n            Label: <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic Electuary</bodypart>.</reg></choice>\r\n    </recipe>\r\n    <recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig><lb />X â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tinct. cort. Peruv.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinnam. simpl.</ingredient> @ â„¥iv\r\n            <lb />â„³. S. <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic Tincture</bodypart> ----*</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take 4 ounces each of <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Peruvian Bark Tincture</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"65\">simple Cinnamon water</ingredient>. Mix. Label: <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic Tincture</bodypart> ----*</reg></choice>\r\n    </recipe>\r\n    <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> April 10. 1777</dateline>\r\n    <signed>W.C.</signed></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4036, 9, '2014-10-17 11:53:56', 126),
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Gardiner</head>\r\n    <p><lb /><u>We</u> are of opinion that nothing but <ingredient n=\"293\">an Arsenical\r\n        <lb />preparation</ingredient> can be of service to <bodypart n=\"4\">his Lip</bodypart>: And if he\r\n        <lb />stays with you we propose the following.</p>\r\n    <recipe><choice><orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"293\">Arsenic. alb.</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />subtil. trit. gr iv <ingredient n=\"272\">Ol. Oliv.</ingredient> Ê’ij In mortario vitreo terito probe\r\n        <lb />et paulatim adde. <ingredient n=\"211\">Liniment. ceri</ingredient> liquefact. â„¥i â„³. accurate ut\r\n        <lb />f. Linimentum -</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take 4 grains of <ingredient n=\"293\">White Arsenic</ingredient>, rubbed fine, and 2 drachms of <ingredient n=\"272\">Olive Oil</ingredient>. Rub together thoroughly in a glass mortar, and gradually add an ounce of melted <ingredient n=\"211\">Wax Liniment</ingredient>. Mix thoroughly to make the Liniment.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n    <p><lb /><treatment n=\"57\">With this Liniment spread on a\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />Pledget you may dress <symptom n=\"131\">the sore</symptom> every day</treatment> - taking\r\n            <lb />notice that if it excite pain or <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom>, you\r\n            <lb />must omitt it &amp; dress <symptom n=\"131\">the sore</symptom> with the simple\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"211\">Liniment. Cereum</ingredient> for a day or two &amp; then <del>at</del> apply\r\n        <lb />it again -- But if no such effect happens, you\r\n            <lb />may <choice><abbr>cont</abbr><expan>continue</expan></choice> it &amp; even increase the <choice><abbr>qty</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> of <ingredient n=\"293\">Arsenic</ingredient>.\r\n        <lb />I need not say that you must take care that\r\n            <lb />none of the <space w=\"1\"/> gets into <bodypart n=\"2\">his mouth</bodypart>. <choice><abbr>Cont</abbr><expan>Continue</expan></choice> the\r\n        <lb />Regimen &amp; Medicines formerly ordered --\r\n        <lb /><del>Com</del> Conceal from the <choice><abbr>Capt<sup>.n</sup></abbr><expan>Captain</expan></choice> &amp; his Lady the\r\n        <lb />nature of the Ointment. ----</p>\r\n    <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 20<sup>th</sup> April. 1777 ----</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4038, 2, '2013-03-22 11:33:16', 65),
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S. <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic â„³.</action> a tea sp:f. every night &amp; morn<sup>g</sup>.\r\n    </orig>\r\n        <reg>Take 2Â½ ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rosewater</ingredient>, an ounce of <ingredient n=\"33\" t=\"20\">Antimonial Wine</ingredient>, and 5 drachms of <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient>. Mix. Label: <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Mixture</action> a tea spoonful every night &amp; morning</reg></choice>\r\n        <lb />N. <action n=\"32\">If <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> dose appear to make the Child sick</action> it <choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>may be</expan></choice> a little\r\n        <lb />diminished, but if <action n=\"32\">it do not make the child sick at all</action>, it may\r\n  <lb />be increased to what the <choice><abbr>Stom.</abbr><expan>Stomach</expan></choice> easily bears.</recipe>\r\n    <recipe><choice><orig><lb />*â„ž Aq. font. lbi <ingredient n=\"129\">Tinct. Mart.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n        <lb />â„³. S. <action n=\"39\">Detergent water</action>. With this not quite cold, the\r\n        <lb />parts where <symptom n=\"30\">the Eruption</symptom> is fresh m. b. bathed a little, once\r\n        <lb />or twice a day.*</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take a pint of spring water and half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"129\">Tincture of Mars</ingredient>. Mix. Label: <action n=\"39\">Detergent water</action>. With this not quite cold, the parts where <symptom n=\"30\">the Eruption</symptom> is fresh may be bathed a little, once or twice a day.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n    <p><lb />The White powder <choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>may be</expan></choice> continued once a week.\r\n        <lb />Continue the Ointment, <choice><abbr>apply<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>applying</expan></choice> it to <symptom n=\"78\">the itching parts</symptom>\r\n        <lb />but the frequent or large use of it should be avoided.\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />Except in very cold weather, or those days he takes the\r\n        <lb />White powder he may be carried into the Air.\r\n        <lb />Two or three times a week he may have a\r\n        <lb />little weak tea with a little bread at dinnertime</p>\r\n    <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> April. 15<sup>th.</sup> 1777.</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4039, 9, '2013-01-16 16:56:26', 60),
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Continue the Chaise,\r\n      <lb />as it is easily managed to give air &amp; exercise <choice><abbr>wout</abbr><expan>without</expan></choice> Cold.\r\n        <lb />Horseback better, but not so easy to avoid cold, &amp; while\r\n        <lb />this <choice><abbr>NE</abbr><expan>North-East</expan></choice> wind blows we cannot let our Valetudinarians try\r\n        <lb />it here. In proper weather, she should ride for I suspect\r\n        <lb />that the roads in Caithness will not allow a long journey\r\n      <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />in a chaise. I do not think indeed that she should enter\r\n      <lb />upon a distant journey yet; but even <choice><abbr>keep<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>keeping</expan></choice> to her own bed I\r\n        <lb />shall think it proper for her to take longer journies than\r\n        <lb />at present. As to the change of air, I am not a good judge\r\n        <lb />unless I knew your Geography better, but think she\r\n        <lb />could not make a change from the sea coast to any purÂ¬\r\n        <lb />pose unless by going over entirely the West coast of the\r\n        <lb />Island. Continue her milk diet. I fear animal\r\n    <lb />food but upon trial observe if <symptom n=\"21\"><bodypart n=\"49\">her skin</bodypart> be warmer</symptom> or\r\n    <lb />her <symptom n=\"15\"><choice><abbr>P.</abbr><expan>Pulse</expan></choice> more <choice><abbr>freq<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>frequent</expan></choice></symptom> after a bit of meat. I know such\r\n        <lb />cases too well not to be surprised at neither the\r\n    <lb /><action n=\"10\">Demulcents</action> nor <ingredient n=\"5\">FÅ“tids</ingredient> <choice><abbr>hav<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>having</expan></choice> any sensible effect.\r\n        <lb />I expect no sensible change till Summer, but it is\r\n      <lb /><choice><abbr>someth<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>something</expan></choice> to prevent things <choice><abbr>grow<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>growing</expan></choice> worse, &amp; I think\r\n    <lb />both <action n=\"10\">the Demulcents</action> &amp; <ingredient n=\"5\">fÅ“tids</ingredient> <choice><abbr>m.</abbr><expan>may</expan></choice> contribute a little\r\n    <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">Your <choice><abbr>freq<sup>t</sup> bleed<sup>gs</sup></abbr><expan>frequent bleedings</expan></choice></treatment> have contributed to keep her <bodypart n=\"26\">pecÂ¬\r\n      <lb />toral <choice><abbr>compl<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>complaints</expan></choice></bodypart> easy &amp; your <choice><abbr>hav<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>having</expan></choice> practised it now so\r\n      <lb />often renders some repetition necessary but it weaÂ¬\r\n      <lb />kens her &amp; therefore take as seldom &amp; as little as\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>may be</expan></choice> absolutely necessary. The <treatment n=\"4\">change of the blisÂ¬\r\n      <lb />ter</treatment> into <treatment n=\"11\">a pea issue</treatment> is extremely proper &amp; take care\r\n      <lb />that this do not dry up.</p>\r\n    <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> April. 15. 1777.</dateline>\r\n<signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n</closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4041, 3, '2013-12-08 12:40:25', 63);
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This\r\n        <lb />done twice a day but increase by degrees each dose till\r\n        <lb />double the quantity mentioned, that is a quarter of\r\n        <lb />an ounce. The Dose is sometimes carried much\r\n        <lb />farther but this must be as <bodypart n=\"46\">the Stomach</bodypart> bears it\r\n        <lb />&amp; as it affects <bodypart n=\"64\">the belly</bodypart> more or less. It should never\r\n        <lb />go farther than giving one stool a day. <ingredient n=\"53\">Every dose\r\n        <lb />of the Soap</ingredient> should be washed down with a draught\r\n        <lb />of <ingredient n=\"32\">Lime water</ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> almost every body knows how\r\n        <lb />to make. 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It should be very white, &amp; should not reaÂ¬\r\n        <lb />dily separated into an oil &amp; a thinner liquid lying\r\n        <lb />below.</p>\r\n    <recipe><choice><orig><lb /><sup>X</sup> â„ž <ingredient n=\"272\">Ol. oliv. opt.</ingredient> â„¥iv <add place=\"above\"><ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor.</ingredient> â„¥i</add> <ingredient n=\"285\">Sp<sup>t.</sup> sal. ammon. summe caust.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n        <lb />â„³. S. <action n=\"34\">Anodyne oil</action></orig>\r\n        <reg>Take 4 ounces of <ingredient n=\"272\">best Olive Oil</ingredient>, <add place=\"above\">an ounce of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient></add>, and half an ounce of the <ingredient n=\"285\">most caustic Spirit of Ammoniac Salts</ingredient>. Mix. 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I am persuaded that it was <condition n=\"13\">a fresh Cold</condition>, which\r\n        <lb />appeared on Thursday or Friday senight and I date the\r\n        <lb />present ailment from that time only; and I am disposed\r\n        <lb />to consider the present ailment purely as a <symptom n=\"36\">Catarrhal\r\n        <lb />Affection</symptom>. I should have thought it lucky if M<sup>rs</sup> B\r\n        <lb />could have allowed <treatment n=\"1\">the loosing a little blood</treatment> and still\r\n        <lb />if <symptom n=\"4\">the Cough</symptom> should increase with any pains about\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"26\">the Chest</bodypart>, I should think it desireable: but I hope it\r\n        <lb />shall not be necessary and that your proper measures\r\n        <lb />of taking away animal food and Wine will answer\r\n        <lb />the purpose and your keeping <bodypart n=\"64\">the belly</bodypart> open will also\r\n        <lb />constitute to the same end. If <symptom n=\"34\">the feverishness</symptom> and <condition n=\"57\">Megrim</condition>\r\n        <lb />should continue as you mention I shall think <treatment n=\"9\">the repetition\r\n        <lb />of Vomits may be necessary</treatment> or if you cannot repeat\r\n        <lb />them so often as these symptoms may require I think you\r\n        <lb />may by <treatment n=\"9\">some nauseating Doses</treatment> even of <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar <choice><abbr>Emet.</abbr><expan>Emetic</expan></choice></ingredient> or at\r\n        <lb />least of <ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecacuanha</ingredient> and you may possibly find such\r\n        <lb />Doses the <action n=\"21\">most convenient Laxative</action> you can employ.\r\n        <lb />If notwithstanding the use of these <symptom n=\"34\">some feverish fits</symptom> and\r\n        <lb /><condition n=\"57\">Megrim</condition> should continue to recur <treatment n=\"17\">immerging <bodypart n=\"24\">the feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />in warm water</treatment> or <treatment n=\"21\">fomenting them with cloths very well\r\n        <lb />wrung out of warm water</treatment> may be of service but you must\r\n        <lb />employ\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />either the one or the other some hours before bedtime lest\r\n        <lb />they increase <symptom n=\"28\">the sweatings</symptom> she has been liable to. If the\r\n        <lb /><choice><orig><symptom n=\"34\">Pyrexia</symptom> et <symptom n=\"4\">Tussis</symptom> perstiterit <treatment n=\"4\">applic<sup>r.</sup> Emp. Ep. <bodypart n=\"11\">inter Scap.</bodypart></treatment>\r\n        <lb />Si <condition n=\"57\">Hemicrania</condition> recurrerit cum <symptom n=\"34\">Symptomatibus PyrexiÃ¦</symptom>\r\n            <lb />Applic<sup>r</sup> <unclear>bini dines</unclear> <bodypart n=\"63\">tempori</bodypart>. Cont<sup>r</sup> Mist. Salin pro re nata</orig>\r\n            <reg><symptom n=\"34\">Feverishness</symptom> and <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> persist <treatment n=\"4\">an epispastic plaister is to be applied <bodypart n=\"11\">between the shoulders.</bodypart></treatment>\r\n             If the <condition n=\"57\">Megrim</condition> recurs <symptom n=\"34\">with feverish symptoms</symptom>\r\n             it is to be applied <unclear>twice a day</unclear> <bodypart n=\"63\">to the temples</bodypart>. Continue the Saline Mixture as required.</reg></choice>\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Cont</abbr><expan>Continue</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"91\">the Nitrous <choice><abbr>Mixt.</abbr><expan>Mixture</expan></choice></ingredient> but I would contrive a separate\r\n        <lb />form for <ingredient n=\"91\">the Nitre</ingredient> that you may not be confined in the use\r\n        <lb />of the Emulsion. She must not go abroad till she is\r\n        <lb />quite well nor even till the weather is much better\r\n        <lb />than it is at present. -- If <symptom n=\"34\">the feverishness</symptom> should\r\n        <lb />go no further than it has done, she should be out of\r\n        <lb />bed every day &amp; lye above it. If she be <symptom n=\"20\">liable\r\n        <lb />to Chillness</symptom> on lying down at night use the warmÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ing Pan --</p>\r\n    <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 21<sup>st</sup> April. 1777. --</dateline></closer>    \r\n    </div></body>', 4045, 2, '2013-10-29 16:57:11', 130),
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If any day she cannot have it before dinner\r\n        <lb />she should put it off altogether for that day.</p>\r\n    <p><lb /><bodypart n=\"120\">As she wears her hair</bodypart> &amp; cannot wet she should\r\n      <lb />both before <choice><abbr>wash<sup>g</sup> &amp; bath<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>washing &amp; bathing</expan></choice> wash her face <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> cold\r\n        <lb />water &amp; covering <bodypart n=\"1\">her head</bodypart> <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a cap of oiled silk,\r\n      <lb />pour some cold water on it.</p>\r\n  <p><lb />After <choice><abbr>wash<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>washing</expan></choice> or bathing, be well dried <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> coarse\r\n        <lb />towels, should put on her cloaths &amp; if she do not recover\r\n        <lb />immediately her heat, walk about briskly till she do.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />During this, she should every day <ingredient n=\"18\">drink as much\r\n        <lb />sea water</ingredient> as keeps her regular <action n=\"24\"><choice><abbr>wout</abbr><expan>without</expan></choice> purging</action>. The\r\n     <lb />water should be taken up at high water &amp; at some\r\n        <lb />distance from the mouth of any brook or river --\r\n     <lb />Take it by a gill or more at a draught, <choice><abbr>repeat<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>repeating</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />this every half hour to the quantity that she finds\r\n        <lb />answers the above purpose. She should take\r\n        <lb />it after having bathed, unless those days the <choice><abbr>bath<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>bathing</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />is delayed till near dinner time, on which she should\r\n        <lb />drink it before breakfast.</p>\r\n<p><lb />During this her diet may be as usual but\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <lb />avoid fish, eggs, cheese &amp; salted meat. Her ordiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />nary drink should be water &amp; no malt liquor.\r\n        <lb />She may take a glass or two of wine or punch at\r\n        <lb />dinner. She should take any Exercise she can,\r\n        <lb />but especially on horseback. She may walk but\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"21\">never to heat herself</symptom>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb /><condition n=\"13\">If she by accident take cold</condition>, she must inÂ¬\r\n        <lb />terupt her drinking &amp; bathing.</p>\r\n  <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> April. 27. 1777.</dateline>\r\n      <signed>W.C.</signed></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4046, 9, '2013-01-16 19:27:56', 90),
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Take every <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> a dose of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> Elect. ord.</abbr><expan>the Electuary ordered</expan></choice> below; He may\r\n        <lb />at first take two <choice><abbr>teaspoonf.</abbr><expan>teaspoonful</expan></choice> for a dose but if it do not move\r\n        <lb />him once a day, increase it to 3, 4, or 5 <choice><abbr>teasp.f.</abbr><expan>teaspoonful</expan></choice> &amp; in this\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>quant<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> he <choice><abbr>m.</abbr><expan>may</expan></choice> take it divided, a <choice><abbr>teaspoonf.</abbr><expan>teaspoonful</expan></choice> every quarter of an hour.\r\n        <lb />He should take it in the morning early to have its opearation\r\n        <lb />over before he go abroad in the forenoon, if possible.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />3. Chaise &amp; travel as <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> as he can easily bear, every good\r\n        <lb />forenoon, for unless he bear 3 or 4 hours it is of little use.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />4. <symptom n=\"8\">While his appetite is so bad</symptom> he <choice><abbr>m.</abbr><expan>may</expan></choice> take any food he\r\n        <lb />likes.</p>\r\n  <p><lb />5. As little drink as possible &amp; the Decoction may nearly\r\n      <lb />serve him, but at meals he <choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>may be</expan></choice> the better of 2 or 3\r\n      <lb />glasses of Port or, the same <choice><abbr>q<sup>ty</sup></abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> of gin &amp; water, <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> we\r\n        <lb />prefer to rum.</p>\r\n  <p><lb />6. Once or twice a day he may take a glass of <ingredient n=\"325\">M<sup>r</sup> Blaikies\r\n        <lb />bitters</ingredient>.</p>\r\n    <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n        <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"59\">Baccar. junip.</ingredient> cont. â„¥i <ingredient n=\"193\">Rad. bardan.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"216\">Herb. pariet.</ingredient> @ â„¥Å¿s\r\n        <lb />Coq. ex Aq. font. lbiii ad lbii sub fin. add. <ingredient n=\"177\">Sem. fÅ“nic.</ingredient> <unclear>dalc.</unclear> Ê’ii  \r\n        <lb />Ab igne remotis add. <ingredient n=\"45\" t=\"16\">Sal. Tart.</ingredient> Ê’ii <ingredient n=\"51\">Sacch. rubr.</ingredient> â„¥ii et post\r\n        <lb />subsidentiam, p pann. lan. lensum, cola.\r\n        <lb />S. <action n=\"33\">Aperient Decoction</action> a bottle, every 24 hours.</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take an ounce of crushed <ingredient n=\"59\">Juniper</ingredient>, half an ounce each of <ingredient n=\"193\">Burdock root</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"216\">Lichwort plant</ingredient>. Cook down from 3 pints of spring water to 2 pints, at the end adding 2 drachms of <ingredient n=\"177\">Fennel seed</ingredient>\r\n            After removing from the fire, add 2 drachms of <ingredient n=\"45\" t=\"16\">Salts of Tartar</ingredient> and 2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"51\">Brown Sugar</ingredient> and after settling, strain through a circle of woollen fabric. Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient Decoction</action> a bottle, every 24 hours.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n    <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n        <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"45\">Cryst. Tart.</ingredient> â„¥ii <ingredient n=\"10\">Pulv. e jal. comp.</ingredient> Ê’ii <action n=\"21\">Elect. lenit.</action> â„¥Å¿s\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. Elect. tenue.\r\n        <lb />S. <action n=\"21\">Laxat. Elect.</action> some teaspoonfuls of it every morning.</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take 2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"45\">Tartar Crystals</ingredient>, 2 drachms of <ingredient n=\"10\">powder of Jalap Compound</ingredient>, half an ounce of <action n=\"21\">Lenitive Electuary</action> and enough <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient> to make a thin Electuary. Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative Electuary</action> some teaspoonfuls of it every morning.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n    <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n    <signed>A. Monro --</signed>\r\n   <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> May 4. 1777.</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4049, 16, '2014-06-02 15:18:11', 104),
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The cure therefore tedious but\r\n        <lb />in a year or two the complaints <choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>may be</expan></choice> discussed by a little atÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tion.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Be in no hurry <treatment n=\"2\">to open <symptom n=\"63\">the swellings on <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"24\">foot</bodypart></symptom></treatment> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />came on this spring, for <treatment n=\"2\">no good can be got from opening</treatment>\r\n        <lb />till <symptom n=\"86\">a good deal of fluid matter appear to be formed</symptom>\r\n        <lb />immediately under <bodypart n=\"49\">the skin</bodypart>; even then it is sometimes\r\n        <lb />better for <symptom n=\"18\">the tumor</symptom> to break of itself. The cases\r\n        <lb />when <treatment n=\"2\">an artificial <choice><abbr>open<sup>g</sup> m. b.</abbr><expan>opening may be</expan></choice> necessary</treatment> I leave to\r\n        <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Liddel\'s discretion, but in these I prefer <treatment n=\"2\">Incision</treatment> to\r\n        <lb /><action n=\"9\">the Caustic</action>. When they are opened they <choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>may be</expan></choice> kept coveÂ¬\r\n        <lb />red <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"4\">symple <ingredient n=\"327\">Diachylon</ingredient> plaister</treatment>; washed twice a day <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />plain water or once, in a day or two with salt water -- There\r\n        <lb />is no better application thro the day than fourfold linnen\r\n        <lb />cloths constantly wet <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> spring water, &amp; <treatment n=\"4\">the plaister</treatment> to be\r\n        <lb />used only during the night. Few inward <choice><abbr>med<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> of service\r\n        <lb />&amp; young peoples constitutions have been much hurt by\r\n     <lb />using many of them. In the present case, <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> may\r\n     <lb />&amp; <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> will do harm. No foundation for <ingredient n=\"326\">Norton\'s drops</ingredient>.\r\n        <lb />The only remedy I can think proper at present is the\r\n     <lb /><ingredient n=\"6\">fresh &amp; daily expressed juice of Tussilago leaves</ingredient>.\r\n        <lb />Of this, a gill every day but in two doses, one in the\r\n        <lb />morning, another in the <choice><abbr>Even<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>Evening</expan></choice>, before <choice><abbr>breakf.</abbr><expan>breakfast</expan></choice> &amp; before\r\n        <lb />Supper. He may take 2 gills if <bodypart n=\"46\">his stomach</bodypart> bear it.\r\n     <lb />Continue this remedy while <ingredient n=\"6\">the leaves</ingredient> are fresh &amp; succuÂ¬\r\n        <lb />lent, but after that time, take the Solution ordered beÂ¬\r\n        <lb />low, two or three tablespoonfuls of it &amp; mixing it <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />half a muchkin or a muchkin of spring water -\r\n     <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />drink this at 2 or 3 draughts in the morning before breakÂ¬\r\n        <lb />fast. It should move him once a day, but if it do either more or\r\n        <lb />less, diminish or increase the dose accordingly, &amp; Continue this\r\n        <lb />course for a month or six weeks. As a return of <symptom n=\"63\"><choice><abbr>swell<sup>gs</sup></abbr><expan>swellings</expan></choice></symptom>\r\n        <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"131\">sores</symptom> against next spring is to be apprehended, upon <del>this</del>\r\n        <lb /><del>u upon</del> the least appearance of them or even before it same\r\n        <lb />precautions are to be taken. Towards the end of <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> he\r\n     <lb /><choice><abbr>m.</abbr><expan>may</expan></choice> begin <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient>, from one to two drams a day, for a\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>fort<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>fortnight</expan></choice>; &amp; after that he <choice><abbr>m.</abbr><expan>may</expan></choice> begin the Solution &amp; take it as\r\n     <lb />above, till <ingredient n=\"6\">the Tussilago leaves</ingredient> grow again &amp; then these\r\n        <lb />are to be used only as long as in good condition.</p>\r\n<p><lb />His diet need not be entirely of vegetables. He may have\r\n        <lb />a little broth every day at dinner, &amp; he may <del>h</del> have every\r\n        <lb />week three times, a bit of plain meat at dinner, as beef,\r\n        <lb />mutton, veal, lamb or fowl, <choice><abbr>avoid<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>avoiding</expan></choice> salted meat or fish.\r\n        <lb />Instead of animal food he may have sometimes an egg at\r\n        <lb />dinner but not often. Milk he must have in part at\r\n        <lb />breakfast or supper, but not much &amp; neither goats milk\r\n        <lb />nor whey. At breakfast he should <choice><abbr>freq<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>frequently</expan></choice> take water gruel\r\n        <lb />instead of milk. Green or bohea tea bad for him, but Cocoa\r\n        <lb />tea is proper. At meals plain water is the only drink, &amp; \r\n        <lb />no wine or spirituous liquor. Fresh air, in tolerable\r\n    <lb />weather &amp; when he can be kept from being wet. <symptom n=\"63\">The\r\n        <lb />swellings</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"131\">sores</symptom> on <bodypart n=\"17\">his leg</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"24\">foot</bodypart> must determine\r\n        <lb />what walking he can bear, but horseback is the\r\n        <lb />best way of all, &amp; I shall only say that pains should\r\n        <lb />be taken to give him what exercise he can easily\r\n        <lb />bear.</p>\r\n    <recipe><choice><orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"125\">Tart. solubil.</ingredient> â„¥ii <ingredient n=\"95\">Sal. Glaub.</ingredient> â„¥i <ingredient n=\"222\">Sal. mar. hisp.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n        <lb />Aq. font. â„¥viii -- Solve et cola.\r\n        <lb />S. <action n=\"33\">Aperient Solution</action>.</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient>, an ounce of <ingredient n=\"95\">Glauber\'s Salts</ingredient>, half-an-ounce of <ingredient n=\"222\">Spanish Sea Salt</ingredient>, and eight ounces of spring water. Dissolve and strain. Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient Solution</action>.</reg>\r\n    </choice></recipe>\r\n    <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n    <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> May 4<sup>.th</sup> 1777</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4050, 3, '2013-12-18 22:27:26', 127),
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Therefore to remove them\r\n        <lb />she should travel <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> is better than any <choice><abbr>med.</abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice> &amp; when she is settled\r\n        <lb />in any place, should be often on horseback.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Avoid cold -- a flannel shirt next <bodypart n=\"49\">her skin</bodypart>, night &amp; day even thro\r\n        <lb />the Summer, nor to lay off any part of her winter dress, during the\r\n        <lb />summer. Keep <bodypart n=\"24\">her feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> always warm and dry. If they be\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"20\">liable to be cold</symptom> towards evening, she should have them well\r\n        <lb />warmed before lying down in bed, &amp; wear during the night worsted \r\n        <lb />stockings or footsocks.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Diet as light &amp; cool as <bodypart n=\"46\">her Stomach</bodypart> will bear. Sparing of\r\n    <lb />animal food at dinner; &amp; at supper none. A little of her <ingredient n=\"183\">snail\r\n        <lb />milk</ingredient> will be very proper for a supper. No tea at breakfast,\r\n        <lb />but rather Cocoa <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a good deal of milk. -- Or she may take\r\n    <lb />fresh cows milk <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> an equal part of water gruel &amp; either with\r\n    <lb />the Cocoa or <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> the milk &amp; gruel may take dry toast <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a very\r\n    <lb />little butter. May take Â½ a pint of Asses milk in the <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />&amp; may sleep after it if <choice><abbr>wout</abbr><expan>without</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"28\">sweating</symptom>, but <symptom n=\"28\">if she sweat</symptom> she\r\n    <lb />should avoid <choice><abbr>sleep<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>sleeping</expan></choice> by <choice><abbr>delay<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>delaying</expan></choice> the milk till near the time she\r\n    <lb />is to rise. <symptom n=\"4\">If her cough become very bound</symptom> she may take the\r\n        <lb /><action n=\"19\">Expectorat <choice><abbr>â„³.</abbr><expan>Mixture</expan></choice></action> prepared by D<sup>r</sup> Brodie, but I hope she may\r\n        <lb />avoid it by <choice><abbr>employ<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>employing</expan></choice> a very <u>innocent</u> but effectual remedy\r\n    <lb />ordered below. -- <symptom n=\"4\">if the cough become so <choice><abbr>freq<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>frequent</expan></choice></symptom> in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> night\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"17\">as to interrupt her sleep</symptom>, she may take <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"12\">the Paregoric elixir</ingredient>\r\n    <lb />or <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"18\">syrup of poppies</ingredient> as D<sup>r</sup> Brodie advises, but they should\r\n        <lb />be employed as seldom as possible. ---- No strong drink,\r\n        <lb />or malt liquors, hardly Porter; if it cause any heat it must\r\n        <lb />be let alone.</p>\r\n    <recipe><lb /><choice><orig>â„ž</orig><reg>Take</reg></choice> Fresh gathered <ingredient n=\"6\">leaves of Coltsfoot</ingredient>, cut them small\r\n     <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />&amp; just cover them with boiling water, let them steep in this for an\r\n        <lb />hour or two, then put the whole into a pan over the fire till the liquor\r\n        <lb />begin to boil, <choice><abbr>tak<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>taking</expan></choice> care that <ingredient n=\"6\">the leaves</ingredient> do not sit to the bottom of the\r\n        <lb />Pan. When it is just <choice><abbr>beginn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>beginning</expan></choice> to boil take it off the fire, put it\r\n        <lb />into a strong coarse towel in which it is to be squeezed as strongly\r\n        <lb />as possible. To every pint English of the strained liquor add an\r\n        <lb />ounce of the finest <ingredient n=\"247\"><del>lemon</del></ingredient><ingredient n=\"121\">juice of liquorice</ingredient> of if this be disagreable\r\n        <lb />2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"50\">sugar</ingredient> instead of it.\r\n        <lb />When <ingredient n=\"121\">the Liquorice</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"50\">sugar</ingredient> is all dissolved, put the liquor\r\n        <lb />in a bottle close corked. Of this she should take 2 tablespoonfuls\r\n        <lb />3 or 4 times a day, &amp; one dose of it at bedtime.\r\n        <lb />Prepare no more at a time than an <choice><abbr>Engl.</abbr><expan>English</expan></choice> pint, keep it\r\n        <lb />very cool, &amp; if it at any time fret or ferment, add to it when first\r\n        <lb />prepared a <choice><abbr>tablespoonf.</abbr><expan>tablespoonful</expan></choice> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> best double rum.\r\n     </recipe>\r\n    <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> May 16. 1777.</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4059, 2, '2013-09-18 14:24:59', 130),
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See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2013-08-26\">26 August 2013</date> Last updated by Jenny Bann</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2013-01-17\">17 January 2013</date> XML file created by Rebecca DeWald</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"1\"/>\r\n        <head>For The Right <choice><abbr>Hon<sup>ble</sup></abbr><expan>Honorable</expan></choice> Lady Charlote Hay</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Let her take every morning a table spoonfull of\r\n            <lb/>the <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> solution ordered below It is to be\r\n            <lb/>mixed with half a pint of Spring Water and this is\r\n            <lb/>to be taken at two or three Draughts of the interÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>val of a quarter an half an hour between each <unclear>bat</unclear> so\r\n            <lb/>the whole may be finished an hour or more before\r\n            <lb/>Breakfast This Dose is intended to open the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>but it must be very gently and never more than one\r\n            <lb/>a Day if the Dose does either more or less it is\r\n            <lb/>to be Diminished or increased accordingly If the\r\n            <lb/>Dose is to be increased it may also be proper to encrease\r\n            <lb/>the quantity of Spring Water. This Medicine is to be\r\n            <lb/>taken every Day for a fortnight together, but after\r\n            <lb/>that it may be enough to take it every second or third\r\n            <lb/>Day as the state of the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> may seem to require\r\n            <lb/>for the first week this Medicine is employed it will\r\n            <lb/>be proper to avoid Garden things but after that these\r\n            <lb/>things may be introduced into her Ladyships diet\r\n            <lb/>but gradually and never to freely as to the other\r\n            <lb/>young Ladies.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Every day at Dinner <choice><abbr>L.</abbr><expan>Lady</expan></choice> Ch. should\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>take some plain soup but not very strong\r\n            <lb/>and may have a bit of any light meat but the meal\r\n            <lb/>should be made up with pudding or vegetables\r\n            <lb/>avoiding the Colder kinds as Lettuce or Cucumber and\r\n            <lb/>the more flattulent as Cabbage. A bit of any of the\r\n            <lb/>light whole fishes boiled and served with a light\r\n            <lb/>sauce is very allowable. Her Ladyships breakfast\r\n            <lb/>may be Cocoa tea with an equal part of fresh\r\n            <lb/>Cows milk and the mixture to be pretty well\r\n            <lb/>sweetened with sugar. At supper She may\r\n            <lb/>have the Cows Milk with an equal part of water\r\n            <lb/>Gruel and sweetened in the manner with these\r\n            <lb/>liquids either at Breakfast or Supper\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n            <lb/>My Lady may have wheat flour bread if she\r\n            <lb/>pleases.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The ordinary Drink may be boiled Water\r\n            <lb/>without any toast but with a little white wine\r\n            <lb/>in it. If besides this Her <choice><abbr>La<sup>p</sup></abbr><expan>Ladyship</expan></choice> chuses a little Wine\r\n            <lb/>She may have a little Madeira or good Sherry\r\n            <lb/>With an equal part of water.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>It will be very proper to keep the <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>always warm and Dry and if at any time pains\r\n            <lb/>of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> come on it will be proper\r\n       <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>to have the <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> warmed with flannel\r\n            <lb/>cloths or <treatment n=\"37\">chaffed</treatment> a little before the fire and\r\n            <lb/>this with a spoonfull or two of <ingredient n=\"68\">peppermint\r\n            <lb/>water</ingredient> will I hope always discuss the pains\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Nothing will be of more Service to <choice><abbr>L.</abbr><expan>Lady</expan></choice> C. than\r\n            <lb/>being much in the fresh air and frequently\r\n            <lb/>on horse back\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Edin</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 28 July\r\n            <lb/>1774</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For the <choice><abbr>R. H</abbr><expan>Right Honourable</expan></choice> Lady Charlotte Hay</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"125\">Tartar Solubil</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"93\">Sal polychrest</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"222\">Marin Hispan</ingredient> Ê’<unclear>j</unclear>\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"288\">Aq fort</ingredient> â„¥v\r\n                <lb/>-<ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam</ingredient> s.v. â„¥j\r\n                <lb/>Solve et cola\r\n                <lb/>Signa <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Solution\r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take an ounce of <ingredient n=\"125\">soluble tartar</ingredient>,\r\n                half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"93\">polychrest salt</ingredient>,\r\n                <unclear>one</unclear> drachm of <ingredient n=\"222\">Spanish sea-salt</ingredient>,\r\n                five ounces of <ingredient n=\"288\">rum</ingredient>,\r\n                an ounce, or as needed, of <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient>.\r\n                Dissolve and mix everything.\r\n                Label it: <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Solution\r\n            </reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For <choice><abbr>Lay</abbr><expan>Lady</expan></choice> Henrietta Hay</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"125\">Tartar Solubil</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"93\">Sal polychrest</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"288\">aq. fort.</ingredient>\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam</ingredient> s.v. â„¥j\r\n                <lb/>Solve et cola\r\n                <lb/>Signa <action n=\"25\">cooling</action> solution\r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take an ounce of <ingredient n=\"125\">soluble tartar</ingredient>,\r\n                two drachms of <ingredient n=\"93\">polychrest salt</ingredient>,\r\n                <ingredient n=\"288\">rum</ingredient>,\r\n                and an ounce, or as needed, of <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient>.\r\n                Dissolve and mix.\r\n                Label it: <action n=\"25\">Cooling</action> solution\r\n            </reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3761, 2, '2013-08-26 13:10:38', 80),
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Has done right in laying\r\n            <lb />aside <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Pills, but must keep her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> <choice><abbr>reg<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice> &amp; for <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> purpose the <choice><abbr>Elect.</abbr><expan>Electuary</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>ord<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>ordered</expan></choice> below <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> will keep easy <choice><abbr>w<sup>-</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>out <action n=\"24\"><choice><abbr>purg<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>purging</expan></choice></action> The <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor oil</ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> be very\r\n            <lb />proper but you never told me how it answered with her. 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Arab.</abbr><expan>Gum Arabic</expan></choice></ingredient> <choice><abbr>â„¥Å¿s</abbr><expan>half-an-ounce</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />dissolved in a pint of water, to be drunk at 3 or 4 draughts &amp; at\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>s<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>such</expan></choice> times of day as most agreeable, warm or cold as agreeable but\r\n            <lb />best a little warm.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For entirely <choice><abbr>remov<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>removing</expan></choice> this disorder, the <choice><abbr>Powd.</abbr><expan>Powder</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>ord</abbr><expan>ordered</expan></choice> below, one twice\r\n            <lb />a day for a week. -- an hour <choice><abbr>bef.</abbr><expan>before</expan></choice> dinner &amp; before supper mixed\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>-</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a little water &amp; washed down <choice><abbr>w<sup>-</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a <choice><abbr>cupf.</abbr><expan>cupful</expan></choice> of the <ingredient n=\"75\" t=\"3\"><choice><abbr>Solut. of G. Arab.</abbr><expan>Solution of Gum Arabic</expan></choice></ingredient>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice>\r\n                    <orig>\r\n                        <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"34\">Flor. Sulph.</ingredient> â„¥ij Elect. <action n=\"21\">lenitic.</action> â„¥j <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl.</ingredient> q.s. ut f Elect.\r\n                        <lb />tenue S. Lax. Elect. a teasp. f. or 2 for a dose, in the morn<sup>g.</sup>\r\n                        \r\n                    </orig>\r\n                    <reg>\r\n                        Take Two ounces of <ingredient n=\"34\">Flowers of Sulphur</ingredient> in one ounce of <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syryp</ingredient> for a soft\r\n                        <action n=\"21\">lenitive</action> Electuary as before. <unclear>temie</unclear> Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative Electuary</action>. One or two teaspoonfuls for a dose, in the morning.\r\n                    </reg>\r\n                </choice>\r\n            </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž Pulv. fol. <ingredient n=\"61\">uv. urs.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s S.h:m. dos. N<sup>o.</sup> 14.\r\n                    <lb />S. <action n=\"33\">Aperient powd<sup>rs</sup></action> &amp;c.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take half an ounce of powdered leaves of <ingredient n=\"61\">Uva Ursi</ingredient>Label: In case of emergency. 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He tells me, you told him\r\n            <lb />that if these Pills did not make him have\r\n            <lb />better nights; you would change his Medicine.\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Y<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Your</expan></choice> Patient is a Promising young Man\r\n  <pb n=\"2\" />       \r\n            <lb />&amp; I confide through Time, He will be Better; but in\r\n            <lb />the Interim; If a Remedy can be <choice><abbr>Pscrib\'d</abbr><expan>Prescribed</expan></choice>, that will take\r\n            <lb />off this <condition n=\"21\">agitation of the <bodypart n=\"47\">nervous system</bodypart></condition>, Please\r\n            <lb />to send it me; &amp; a Proper Return will be made you,\r\n            <lb />by the first <choice><abbr>Fr<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>Friend</expan></choice> of Her Ladyships that is comeing for\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh. If that should not happen, the young\r\n            <lb />Gentleman purposes waiting upon you himself in\r\n            <lb />the Spring\r\n            </p>\r\n        <closer>               \r\n               <salute>from <choice><abbr>y<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> most Obedient <choice><abbr>h<sup>ble.</sup> se<unclear>t</unclear></abbr><expan>humble servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n                <signed>Edward Watson Apothecary</signed>\r\n                <dateline>\r\n                    <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 24. 1774\r\n                    <lb />Sunderland-north-shore\r\n                    <lb />via Newcastle\r\n                 </dateline>\r\n         </closer>\r\n<postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />must the sea-bathing be continu\'d,\r\n                <lb />He does it very conveniently in\r\n                <lb />the House, in a large cask ---   \r\n            </p>\r\n</postscript>\r\n        </div>    \r\n        <div>\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <p>\r\n\r\n                <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n                <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            </p>\r\n<handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Ed. 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It differs from common\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">Coughing</symptom> in a manner not to be described in words, tho\' easily\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"above\">distinguished</add> by any present observer. One difference however can be\r\n            <lb />mentioned. A fit of the <symptom n=\"4\">common Cough</symptom> consists of two or more\r\n            <lb />successive expirations, without any intervening Inspiration:\r\n            <lb />but Hers, which for distinction I may call nervous, consists\r\n            <lb />regularly of 3, 4, or 5 Expirations, with a quick Inspiration\r\n            <lb />betwixt each of them. The <symptom n=\"4\">Fit of Coughing</symptom> returns commonly \r\n            <lb />after the interval of half a minute. What is remarkaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ble, for this last fortnight She has had both kinds of\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>. The nervous continues regularly from morning\r\n            <lb />till she begins to fall asleep at night, &amp; is never attended\r\n            <lb />with <symptom n=\"12\">uneasy breathing</symptom>, pain, nor <symptom n=\"76\">expectoration</symptom>. The \r\n            <lb />common <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> comes now &amp; then irregular &amp; seldom,  \r\n            <lb />bringing up sometimes a little <symptom n=\"76\">mucous expectoration</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />especially in the morning when she first awakes; but \r\n            <lb />the patient complains much more of uneasiness from\r\n            <lb />this <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>, particularly a painful straitness of her <add place=\"above\"><bodypart n=\"27\">Breast</bodypart></add> <del>breathing</del>,\r\n            <lb />&amp; it also heightens the colour of her <bodypart n=\"8\">Cheeks</bodypart>, which the \r\n            <lb />other <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> does not.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Her <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse</symptom> thro\' the Day is quick, generally 90, sometimes \r\n            <lb />100; but in the morning before rising, &amp; after she has been \r\n            <lb />sometime in bed at night, it for most part does not exceed\r\n            <lb />80 in a minute. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Her <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> is often warm, but I observe no regular returns\r\n            <lb />of <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> or <symptom n=\"20\">cold</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The <symptom n=\"8\">appetite for food is but weak</symptom>: there is <symptom n=\"68\">no remarkable \r\n            <lb />Thirst.</symptom> --\r\n        </p>\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />She has had frequent returns of Pain in her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, &amp;\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"69\">Intestines</bodypart>, generally attended with some degree of <symptom n=\"31\">Looseness</symptom>;\r\n            <lb />tho\' at other times the tendency is to <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>. These \r\n            <lb />continue only for a few Days, &amp; the <symptom n=\"31\">Looseness</symptom> does not at \r\n            <lb />any time come to a very great height.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The <condition n=\"8\">menses</condition> at one time delayed appearing for a\r\n            <lb />fortnight later than usual, &amp; at the next period returned \r\n            <lb />in about 3 weeks: at both times were preceeded by great\r\n            <lb />pains in the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>: in other respects were well enough.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Mis Dunbar for the most part continues to rest very\r\n            <lb />well thro\' the night.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"91\">Her looks are a good deal paler than formerly</symptom>, &amp; She\r\n            <lb />has also lost some of her <bodypart n=\"119\">Flesh</bodypart>, tho\' I cannot say more\r\n            <lb />than might have been expected from her confinement \r\n            <lb />and regimen\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Every tolerable day she goes abroad in a Chaise for an \r\n            <lb />hour or two, &amp; I am pretty sure she is no worse of it, either\r\n            <lb />in respect of her <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> or <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse</symptom>. As soon as the weather\r\n            <lb />is warmer, may she ride on horseback?. --- Upon a notion\r\n            <lb />that the sea air might promote her <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>, she was carÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ried about 6 miles from the seaside into the country\r\n            <lb />for 10 or 12 Days; but I could perceive no advantage from\r\n            <lb />the tryal.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The Diet has been such as was directed, only that \r\n            <lb />some Days she is permitted a piece of Fowl to dinner.\r\n            <lb />I suppose She may take Asses Milk freely. -------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Neither the Oleous nor Mucilaginous medicines seem to\r\n            <lb />have any effect in her <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>. The <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> were tryed \r\n            <lb />only 2 or 3 times at the beginning, without any effect. \r\n            <lb />The <ingredient n=\"5\">foetid Pills</ingredient> were used as directed night &amp; morning for\r\n            <lb />a fortnight, but then given up as no sensible effect apÂ¬\r\n            <lb />peared from them in that time. <action n=\"14\">Emetics</action> have not\r\n            <lb />been given since your Letter, which expressed some doubts\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />of their propriety in regard to the complaint of her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">Bleeding</treatment> has been repeated very frequently, to which I\r\n            <lb />was led partly by the frequency of the <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse</symptom>, &amp; particularly\r\n            <lb />by the appearance of the <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart>, which continues remarkÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ably sizy, with a white viscid crust to the last; but the proporÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion of <bodypart n=\"48\">serum</bodypart> seems a good deal increased. I cannot\r\n            <lb />however say that the <treatment n=\"1\">Bleedings</treatment> were attended hitherto\r\n            <lb />with any apparent advantage; &amp; for two or three Days\r\n            <lb />after this evacuation, Miss Dunbar generally complains\r\n            <lb />of a <symptom n=\"22\">Dizziness in her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></symptom>; &amp; twice she was affected the\r\n            <lb />day after <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> with three violent <symptom n=\"4\">fits of Coughing</symptom> which \r\n            <lb />last unremitted for an hour or two, as described in a former\r\n            <lb />Letter.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The <symptom n=\"78\">Irritation</symptom> of the <treatment n=\"4\">perpetual Blister</treatment> was so great,\r\n            <lb />&amp; sometimes occasioning <condition n=\"24\">Strangury</condition>, that it was healed up,\r\n            <lb />&amp; Miss Dunbar with some difficulty has allowed a <treatment n=\"11\">Pea Issue</treatment>\r\n            <lb />to be put into her <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart>. --------------------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I should have answered your Letter sooner, but delayed\r\n            <lb />till I had some farther Observations to make on Miss DunÂ¬\r\n            <lb />bars state of Health. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Your kindness in sending me a copy of your Practice\r\n            <lb />of Physic I have still to thank you for. It is an addiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tional mark of your Friendship, &amp; I prize it accordingly.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> George Sinclair will forward your return to this \r\n            <lb />Letter, &amp; I hope it will be ready as soon as your conveÂ¬\r\n            <lb />niency can allow. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />With best Compliments &amp; highest\r\n                <lb />regard I am <choice><abbr>D<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n                <lb />your most <choice><abbr>ob<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> humble\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Andrew Liddell</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Wick 3<sup>d.</sup> April 1777</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen \r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb />at Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>    \r\n</body>', 1391, 11, '2015-04-10 11:37:05', 197),
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His <bodypart n=\"8\">Face</bodypart> is sometimes covered with\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"30\">small florid Eruptions</symptom> which he generally observes\r\n            <lb />affords a sensible tho\' transient Relief to the above\r\n            <lb />Complaints. The State of his <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart> was rarely\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">constipated</symptom> : On the contrary his Stools were for the\r\n            <lb />most part <symptom n=\"31\">lax</symptom> and frequently mucous, exciting\r\n            <lb />much Irritation and <condition n=\"61\">Tenesmus</condition>. - in the Month of \r\n            <lb />January last he suffered so powerful an Aggravation\r\n            <lb />of these Symptoms as to induce a remarkable Degree\r\n            <lb />of <symptom n=\"22\">Giddiness</symptom>; <symptom n=\"10\">Paliptation</symptom> of <bodypart n=\"42\">Heart</bodypart>, partial <symptom n=\"2\">Tremors</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and universal Debility. - He has since discharged\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />large Quantities of <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart>, (from <choice><abbr>lbj</abbr><expan>one pint</expan></choice> to <choice><abbr>lbij</abbr><expan>two pints</expan></choice>, almost daily,)\r\n            <lb />by Stool ; sometimes blended with the proper feculent\r\n            <lb />Matter but generally pure and unmixed . His <symptom n=\"56\">nervous</symptom>\r\n            <lb />Affections have consequently admitted a considerable\r\n            <lb />Mitigation and he always finds them obtain most\r\n            <lb />violently whenever this Evacuation is accidentally\r\n            <lb />impeded or diminished . His <symptom n=\"8\">Appetite</symptom> and <symptom n=\"23\">Strength</symptom>\r\n            <lb />gradually impair. --   --  The obvious palliative\r\n            <lb />and curative Indications in this Case were, principally,\r\n            <lb />to obviate the Cause of particular Irritation in the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"82\">alimentary Canal</bodypart> -- to restore it\'s Tone and that of\r\n            <lb />the System in general. With these salutary Views\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> <add place=\"above\">(also FÅ“tids)</add> have been occasionally and various <ingredient n=\"2\">Corroborants</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />regularly administered. The former alleviating the\r\n            <lb />most urgent Symptoms and the latter anticipating\r\n            <lb />and preventing their future painful Recurrence. Of\r\n            <lb />these the <ingredient n=\"1\">Cortex</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"81\">Colomboe Root</ingredient> with <ingredient n=\"136\">Aromatics</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />were chiefly beneficial. To which have been lately\r\n            <lb />added <ingredient n=\"91\">Mineral Acids</ingredient> and small Doses of\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb Preparations</ingredient> . With regard to his Regimen\r\n            <lb />he has not had it in his power to employ\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />proper Exercise in the open Air and his Diet\r\n            <lb />was directed to consist of nutritious, mildly\r\n            <lb />stimulant Articles. -----------------\r\n        </p>\r\n </div>\r\n</body>', 1333, 2, '2013-03-05 16:15:31', 105),
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Miss Millar is about twenty, was\r\n            <lb />very healthy till about two years ago growing fat, she\r\n            <lb />begun a starving course, which soon produced a real <symptom n=\"8\">loss\r\n            <lb />of appetite</symptom> and whatever food with difficulty she could force\r\n            <lb />down was soon <symptom n=\"3\">thrown up</symptom> again, from thence followed \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom>, <symptom n=\"9\">listlessness habitual</symptom>, <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> and an <condition n=\"8\">obstrucÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion of the Menses</condition>. About a year ago her <bodypart n=\"23\">ankles</bodypart> began \r\n            <lb />to <symptom n=\"63\">swell</symptom> which alarmed her a good dale, and made her conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sult. She was advised to ride and go about and use what exerÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cise she was well able to bear, and twice a day to take\r\n            <lb />a fen teaspoonfulls of Elixir <choice><abbr>Stomach.</abbr><expan>Stomachicus</expan></choice> in a glass of water.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />About the beginning of last winter when all her other \r\n            <lb />complaints were much the same, she was seized with\r\n            <lb />a <symptom n=\"36\">Catarrhal cough</symptom> which harassed her day &amp; night. After \r\n            <lb />continuing for two months I was called and found her\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"36\">coughing</symptom> almost incessantly, her <symptom n=\"36\">cough</symptom> hard and dry\r\n            <lb />without the least <symptom n=\"76\">expectoration</symptom>, attended with a <symptom n=\"12\">wheezing \r\n            <lb />and difficulty of breathing</symptom> on the least motion. There \r\n            <lb />was <symptom n=\"15\">no quickness in the pulse</symptom>, no particular <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> nor\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />much drought, but very restless thro\' the night from  \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"36\">the cough</symptom>. She could eat very little and what ever she \r\n            <lb />did eat, was <symptom n=\"3\">thrown up</symptom> again on the first <symptom n=\"36\">fit of coughÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing</symptom>. She complained very much of a pain in the left \r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"40\">side about the false ribs</bodypart>. The <symptom n=\"63\">oedemateus swellings</symptom> of  \r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"23\">ankles</bodypart> were much gone but the <condition n=\"8\">obstruction of the\r\n            <lb />Menses</condition> still continued. To allay the <symptom n=\"36\">tickling cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb />she was ordered to take frequently a little of a light \r\n            <lb />Oilly Linctus but this she could not take, I had\r\n            <lb />recurse then to the simple mucilage of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum arabic</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />which she used frequently thro\' the day, and Evenings\r\n            <lb />and mornings she took three or four of <add place=\"above\">the following</add> Pills <del>following</del>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb /><unclear>Rf.</unclear> <ingredient n=\"25\">Rad. Scillae</ingredient> recent. <ingredient n=\"154\">Gum Ammon.</ingredient> Ã a Æ·j Sapon. Venet.\r\n                    <lb />Æ·ij deger in Mas. Pil. ex singul. drach f. Pil Nxij\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    <unclear>Take</unclear> <ingredient n=\"25\">Squills root</ingredient> after <ingredient n=\"154\">gum of ammon</ingredient>, \r\n                    of each one drachm, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"330\">Venetian soap</ingredient>; turn into a pill-mass of a single drachm; \r\n                    let twelve pills be made.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />A <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> was applied to her <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> which was ordered\r\n            <lb />to be kept open &amp; attention was paid to her diet.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />These directions were followed for some weeks and\r\n            <lb />with advantage. The <symptom n=\"36\">cough</symptom> is now greatly gone, the\r\n            <lb />pain of the <bodypart n=\"40\">side</bodypart> much better, and she has more appetite \r\n            <lb />she says than she has had for <add place=\"above\">these</add> two years but still the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"12\">Wheezing and difficulty of breathing</symptom> continue.\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The <symptom n=\"63\">Oedematous swellings</symptom> are much increased and\r\n            <lb />her <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> are often <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom> to the <bodypart n=\"19\">knee</bodypart> attended\r\n            <lb />pain and <symptom n=\"82\">redness</symptom>, but since her <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> have become\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"63\">Å“dematous</symptom> her <symptom n=\"36\">cough</symptom> has been remarkably better\r\n            <lb />The <condition n=\"8\">obstruction of the Menses</condition> still continued \r\n            <lb />On receipt of this you\'ll please direct what you see\r\n            <lb />proper address\'d to me Surgeon Kirkudbright.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />your most <choice><abbr>Ob<sup>t</sup> hu Ser<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient humble Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>John Walker</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Kirkudb<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Kirkudbright</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />8<sup>th</sup> April 1777\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n   \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Walker C.\r\n            <lb />Miss Millar\r\n            <lb />April 8<sup>th</sup> 1777\r\n            <lb />V. VII. p 5.\r\n</annot>\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1393, 2, '2013-06-19 15:13:10', 195),
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Syst.</abbr><expan>Nervous System</expan></choice></bodypart>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Having <choice><abbr><sup>b</sup>come</abbr><expan>become</expan></choice> on <choice><abbr>grad.</abbr><expan>gradually</expan></choice> must be so carried off by pains &amp;c.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />1. a proper regimen\r\n            <lb />At dinner always some solid <choice><abbr>an.</abbr><expan>animal</expan></choice> food but prefer <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />lighter -- &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> heavy entirely avoid. Be <choice><abbr>moder</abbr><expan>moderate</expan></choice> in <choice><abbr>q<sup>ty.</sup></abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />&amp; keep a light <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>. &amp; when <illegible w=\"1\"/>, never eat meat\r\n            <lb />alone, but fill up <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> broth &amp; <choice><abbr>pudd<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>pudding</expan></choice> Liquid food will\r\n            <lb />not agree <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> him, &amp; therefore no broths of grain or <choice><abbr>veget.</abbr><expan>vegetable</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />&amp; if of some kind it must be plain soup, not very weak\r\n            <lb />&amp; in <choice><abbr>moder.</abbr><expan>moderate</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>q<sup>ty.</sup></abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Avoid most <choice><abbr>p<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>part</expan></choice> of <choice><abbr>veget.</abbr><expan>vegetable</expan></choice> as acescent., but they are\r\n            <lb />good for <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> &amp; he will bear <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> better in summer\r\n            <lb />&amp; therefore he may take them in <choice><abbr>moderat.</abbr><expan>moderation</expan></choice> upon their\r\n            <lb />first coming in, <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> young and tender. May gulp up <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />lighter fish, but not often. Mustard pretty freely but\r\n            <lb />of spiceries moderately, &amp; avoid all pickles.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Light &amp; <choice><abbr>moder.</abbr><expan>moderate</expan></choice> suppers. No indian tea or coffee\r\n            <lb />at <choice><abbr>breakf<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>breakfast</expan></choice> but may take neat <choice><abbr>chocol.</abbr><expan>chocolate</expan></choice> Cocoa Tea or\r\n            <lb />tea from <illegible w=\"1\"/> <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a little cinnamon, &amp; dry toast or a little\r\n            <lb />butter but avoid all sweet as jelly, Marmalade or\r\n            <lb />Honey ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If digestible may take milk <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> bread or grain at\r\n            <lb />either <choice><abbr>breakf<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>breakfast</expan></choice> or supper --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For ordinary drink, plain toast water. No malt\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />liquors by <illegible w=\"1\"/> &amp; choose his wine with care. 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When he takes spirits\r\n            <lb />may take a little sugar, but damn the souring.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />So much for M<sup>r</sup> Diet.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Take gentle <choice><abbr>exerc.</abbr><expan>exercise</expan></choice> &amp; <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> fresh air walking <del>p</del> useful\r\n            <lb />but cannot safely be pushed far. In a carriage\r\n            <lb />good, especially in bad or doubtful weather but\r\n            <lb />going on horseback is the dandy. Airings of service\r\n            <lb />but a long journey best. 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XIV. - <action n=\"53\">Strength. pow<sup>d.</sup></action> one twice\r\n                    <lb />a day in a little Panade or Currant Jelly. between 11 &amp; 12<del>p</del><sup>a.m.</sup>\r\n                    <lb />&amp; 7 p.m. Si bene ferat ventric. quav. septimana aug<sup>t.</sup>\r\n                    <lb />dos. <ingredient n=\"35\">rubig.</ingredient> gr. V. donec perven. gr. XX.\r\n                    <lb />\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take five grains of <ingredient n=\"12\">Red chalybeate</ingredient> prepared with powdered <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient> \r\n                    and ten grains of <ingredient n=\"50\">white sugar</ingredient>. 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I.e. 4 tablespoonf. after every\r\n                    <lb />dose of y<sup>e</sup> powders.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take half an ounce of powdered <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient> --- two drachms of crushed <ingredient n=\"81\">root of Colombo</ingredient> in two pounds of boiling water\r\n                    Dissolve and shake, after twelve hours, strain and add two ounces of <ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">aromatic Tincture</ingredient>\r\n                    Mix a <action n=\"53\">Strengthening Infusion</action> in a small cupfull, that is, four tablespoonfuls after every dose of the powders.\r\n                </reg>       \r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>Willie Cullen.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3711, 2, '2013-06-17 17:06:23', 489);
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You may try some Acid with there such as Currant\r\n           <lb />Jelly or a Squeeze of Lemon, unless it is found to increase\r\n           <lb />the <symptom n=\"48\">Acidity</symptom> of his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>. --- If the <symptom n=\"48\">Acidity</symptom> he has been\r\n           <lb />troubled with continues you may employ <ingredient n=\"84\"><choice><abbr>Magn. Alb.</abbr><expan>Magnesia Alba</expan></choice></ingredient> both\r\n           <lb />to correct this &amp; keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> open - If Milk agrees with\r\n           <lb />him let him have some of it - If the pains fix again in his <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart>\r\n           <lb />a <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> may be applied.\r\n       </p>\r\n       <closer>\r\n           <dateline><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 20. 1777</dateline>\r\n       </closer>\r\n   </div> \r\n</body>', 4005, 2, '2013-10-29 16:16:53', 55),
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The <action n=\"21\">Laxative Electuary</action>, prescribed below will\r\n            <lb />answer this intention; failing of which the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"28\">Ol. Ricini</ingredient> may be used. --- A small part of\r\n            <lb />the <treatment n=\"4\">Blister on the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></treatment>, should be kept open.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Directions may be used with advantage, - such as\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"39\">rubbing with a flannel</treatment> Evening and morning\r\n            <lb />from the <bodypart n=\"28\">nap of the neck</bodypart>, downwards, likewise\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart> and and <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart> of the Affected side.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />In order to strengthen the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, the <ingredient n=\"113\" t=\"19\">bitter\r\n            <lb />Infusion</ingredient> will answer the purpose.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />If notwithstanding the pain in the <add place=\"above\"><bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></add> remain,\r\n            <lb />after some weeks continuance of this practice,\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">Blood must be taken</treatment> from the <bodypart n=\"1\">back part of the\r\n            <lb />head</bodypart>, by the means of <treatment n=\"16\">cupping glasses</treatment>, which in\r\n            <lb />many, answer, often general <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> have failed.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The the above is what presently occurs to be <unclear>done</unclear>\r\n            <lb />in the Case which I hope will be attended, with\r\n            <lb />agreeable consequences.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <action n=\"21\">Elect. Lenitive</action> â„¥10\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"125\">Tartar Solub</ingredient> â„¥ss â„³ f Elect.\r\n                    <lb />Sig. M. N. M. omni nocte sumend\r\n\r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take ten ounces of <action n=\"21\">lenitive electuary</action> and add \r\n                    half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"125\">soluble tartar</ingredient>; mix and be the electuary. \r\n                    Label M. N. M., to be taken every night.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"113\" t=\"19\">Infus. Amar.</ingredient> <unclear>S.</unclear> Phar. Ed.\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <illegible w=\"1\" /> iij bis in die sumend\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take <ingredient n=\"113\" t=\"19\">the bitter infusion</ingredient> <unclear>S.</unclear> Edinburgh Pharmacopoeia\r\n                    Label <illegible w=\"1\"/>, three to be taken twice a day.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>JW</signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>Dundee 21 March <u>77</u></dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n       \r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Stroke Merch<sup>t.</sup>\r\n            <lb />Arbroath\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1384, 2, '2013-09-23 19:38:40', 118),
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I advised accordingly\r\n            <lb />but your information of the fall from his horse &amp; conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sidering that the pains &amp; rigidity of his <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> have\r\n            <lb />been often the consequence of such accidents &amp; with \r\n            <lb />this the tendency to <condition n=\"31\">Paralysis</condition> &amp; the connection between\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> appeared in the <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> of\r\n            <lb />Thursday last altogether make me conclude that\r\n            <lb />there is a particular affection of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"41\">brain</bodypart> at the bottom\r\n            <lb />of all his complaints. At least I will retain some\r\n            <lb />suspicion till the farther progress of his ailments\r\n            <lb />give us a clearer view. In the mean time the <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment>\r\n            <lb />to his <bodypart n=\"63\">temples</bodypart> &amp; the one I advised on Saturday were \r\n            <lb />very proper. You have judged well also in <choice><abbr>attend<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>attending</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />to his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> &amp; in <choice><abbr>employ<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>employing</expan></choice> the <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient> as far as\r\n            <lb />you can do it safely. So far as was necessary to \r\n            <lb />make his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> keep the medicine your <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />was proper. --- otherwise <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> are not suited to his\r\n            <lb />disease. I still think the <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">Bark <choice><abbr>infus.</abbr><expan>infusion</expan></choice></ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"261\">Vitriol acid</ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>may be</expan></choice> useful to his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> but would not insist on  \r\n            <lb />the last farther than to assist his appetite.\r\n            <lb />Your <ingredient n=\"60\" t=\"19\">infusion of Mustard</ingredient> &amp;C. is a strong one but as \r\n            <lb />I think the <condition n=\"31\">Paralytic symptoms</condition> depend upon an organic\r\n            <lb />affection of the <bodypart n=\"41\">brain</bodypart> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> <action n=\"28\">Stimulants</action> may be not fitÂ¬ \r\n            <lb />ted to remove, I would employ it with caution.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 4<sup>th</sup> March 1777</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W. 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(1194, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c3786\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:3786] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN] / Regarding: Mrs Maxwell (Patient) / 10? March? 1776? / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Lauren McClelland</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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Boiled water, cooled, better than\r\n            <lb />fresh. The water should never be quite cold, but milk warm is too much.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The <treatment n=\"51\">Spring chair</treatment>, is not equal to progressive motion and fresh air\r\n            <lb />is a great part of the remedy.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At <u>a certain period</u> motion frequently does no harm, but if it is\r\n            <lb />found to have a bad effect on M<sup>rs</sup> <illegible l=\"1\" /> M. it must be stopt for the time.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As to the <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor oil</ingredient> . M<sup>rs</sup> M. may begin with half a table spoonfull for\r\n            <lb />a dose, with a third part of \'Rum,- but I imagine a whole table spoon\r\n            <lb />full will be the proper dose. If she is going to travel, the <ingredient n=\"28\">C. Oil</ingredient> \r\n            <lb />&amp; rum, should be mixed before setting out, <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> will prevent its spoiling\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The dose of <ingredient n=\"39\">Spirit of <choice><abbr>Sal. 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It is probably that he may .\r\n            <lb />be the better of being some times set into a halfbath or by having \r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> for some time <treatment n=\"21\">fomented</treatment> &amp;<sup>c</sup>------ Continue the thin\r\n            <lb />&amp; low diet - If necessary a <treatment n=\"60\">strait waistcoat</treatment> ------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The case is a bad one but afterwhat happened in 1774<note>No record of this prior episode traced in the archive.</note>\r\n            <lb />it is <del>not</del> by no means to be considered as desperate - I hope\r\n            <lb />it will not be necessary to remove him to the Infirmary <unclear>and it</unclear>\r\n            <lb />it is very expensive ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I omitted to say above that the <ingredient n=\"125\"><choice><abbr>Tartar Sol.</abbr><expan>Tartar Solubil</expan></choice></ingredient> should be taken <add place=\"above\">with</add> as\r\n            <lb />large a proportion of water as you can easily get him to <del>to</del> take.\r\n            <lb />\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 3<sup>d</sup> April. <u>1776</u></dateline>      <signed>W. 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It was this. A gentleman deÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sirous of a matrimonial connection in a particular\r\n            <lb />family, finds the following circumstances attending\r\n            <lb />it which alarmed him, and induced him to consult\r\n            <lb />me upon the occasion. If I should prognosticate\r\n            <lb />and be wrong in my prognosis, I might lead the\r\n            <lb />Gentleman into misfortune, and myself into great\r\n            <lb />difficulty and disgrace. He told me the young lady\r\n            <lb />was about 2 or 3 and 20, lively, but with a\r\n            <lb />mixture of religious seriousness; of a sweet disÂ¬\r\n            \r\n         <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n             \r\n            <lb />position, and good constitution. her father, another,\r\n            <lb />brothers and sisters healthy. The father is a strong\r\n            <lb />man, quick in his disposition, and, I believe, of the\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"44\">melancholic temperament</condition>. <u>His</u> mother, the grandÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mother of the Lady in question, was for many years\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"9\">maniac</condition>, and, I think, died so. The brother of the\r\n            <lb />Lady\'s father, has been once confined as a lunatic,\r\n            <lb />and is never very clear and distinct. He is rather\r\n            <lb />sanguine temperament, and in every respect\r\n            <lb />very intemperate. He eats and drinks much, nor\r\n            <lb />are his venereal gratifications <subst><del>less</del><add place=\"above\">more</add></subst> bounded. An\r\n            <lb />Aunt, daughter of the same <condition n=\"9\">maniacal</condition> grandmother,\r\n            <lb />has once been affected with <condition n=\"9\">mania</condition>; but neither\r\n            <lb />3 other aunts, sisters of the above, nor their chilÂ¬\r\n            <lb />dren, nor any others of the family have had\r\n            <lb />the slightest symptoms of the disease in quesÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion. So there any danger of this young Lady\'s\r\n            <lb />in heriting the disease? Will she be liable to\r\n            <lb />be affected during her lyings in, or <add place=\"above\">upon</add> any other <symptom n=\"78\">irriÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tation</symptom>? Will her children be more likely to be\r\n            <lb />so? I have stated all the circumstances I have\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />    \r\n            \r\n            <lb />been able to enquire, and cannot speak of the\r\n            <lb />family from my own knowledge. Pray make\r\n            <lb />my respectful <choice><abbr>Comp.<sup>ts.</sup></abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice> to D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen, and enquire\r\n            <lb />his opinion &amp;c ------\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n\r\n           <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n\r\n<annot>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Queries from\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Martineau\r\n            <lb /><u>March 1777</u>\r\n            <lb />V <u>vi</u> 10 - 119\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n\r\n</annot>\r\n        \r\n       \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1389, 3, '2013-12-14 14:08:46', 49),
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The <bodypart n=\"41\">Brain</bodypart> affected whether by \r\n            <lb />translation or Primary? The <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment>\'s very proper &amp; I believe \r\n            <lb />the <treatment n=\"1\">Bleedings</treatment> but I would not be confident in pushing this last \r\n            <lb />as some thing transitory in the <symptom n=\"33\">Delirium</symptom> makes me doubt if the \r\n            <lb />Affection is purely <symptom n=\"62\">inflammatory</symptom>. Proper to attend to the State\r\n            <lb />of his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>. Let your <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> if you use one by the <bodypart n=\"2\">Mouth</bodypart> \r\n            <lb />(<choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I think will be very proper) be gentle &amp; cooling &amp; repeat as \r\n            <lb />you think fit - - You have properly omitted the <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">Infusum\r\n            <lb />Corticis</ingredient> but I think the <ingredient n=\"315\"><choice><abbr>Spir<sup>t</sup> V. ten</abbr><expan>Spiritus Vitrioli tenuis</expan></choice></ingredient> maybe <choice><abbr>cont<sup>.d</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice> and tho\' I have \r\n            <lb />said above that the topical <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> is doubtfull I would \r\n            <lb />lean to every <action n=\"36\">Antiphlogistic measure</action> even tho from the moveable\r\n            <lb />State of his pains something <condition n=\"3\">gouty</condition> may be suspected. In the \r\n            <lb />mean time I see no proper evidence of <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> &amp; tho there were\r\n            <lb /><del>more</del> more I don\'t think its attacks on the <bodypart n=\"41\">Brain</bodypart> can be treated\r\n            <lb />with my <action n=\"28\">Stimulant</action> or Heating things -- I would try <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphire</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />along with what you are using. It is not heating &amp; is\r\n            <lb />powerfully <action n=\"3\">Antispasmodic</action> when used freely -- If his <symptom n=\"33\">Mania</symptom>\r\n            <lb />returns a <treatment n=\"60\">Waitscoat</treatment> necessary\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4010, 2, '2013-03-22 10:40:02', 41),
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I find\r\n            <lb />no difficulty in judging of it. It is a <symptom n=\"18\">steatom</symptom> formed \r\n            <lb />in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> cellular membrane &amp; detached from <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> parts below.\r\n            <lb />It is harder than usual but that I think makes no\r\n            <lb />difference. As there is no pain in the <symptom n=\"18\">tumor</symptom> nor the \r\n            <lb />least affection of the <bodypart n=\"49\">external teguments</bodypart> nor any cum	Â¬\r\n            <lb />brous bulk of the whole, I think she is not threatened\r\n            <lb />to any immediate trouble &amp; possibly may not be trouÂ¬\r\n            <lb />bled with it for life. I am persuaded there is no\r\n            <lb />certain remedy for it but <treatment n=\"2\">Extirpation</treatment>. As she shrinks\r\n            <lb />from this nothing at present urges it strongly &amp; I \r\n            <lb />have not pressed her to it. but have told her that \r\n            <lb />if either the <bodypart n=\"49\">external teguments</bodypart> should be any way\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"62\">inflamed</symptom> or frettedd, or that the <symptom n=\"18\">tumor</symptom> should increase\r\n            <lb />fast in bulk I would press her very earnestly to the\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"2\">extirpation</treatment>. I percieve she will put it off for some time\r\n            <lb />I have in the mean time promised to advise a remedy.\r\n            <lb />viz: the <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient>; begin <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> small doses &amp; carry it\r\n            <lb />on till it has some sensible effect. With this, a\r\n            <lb />light diet, <choice><abbr>abstain<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>abstaining</expan></choice> carefully from salt, spiceries\r\n            <lb />&amp; strong drinks. Avoid being heated either by \r\n            <lb />exercise or by warm chambers. Avoid exercising much \r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> of that side. Avoid letting the <symptom n=\"18\">tumor</symptom> recieve\r\n            <lb />any hurt &amp; cover it constantly <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a piece of thin fur.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> March. 8. 1777 -----</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4011, 3, '2013-12-07 11:47:47', 32),
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Her case is subjoin\'d, and when you have\r\n            <lb />consider\'d it with your usual attention I shall\r\n            <lb />expect your answer by the return of the post.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />This Lady is about 30 years of age, of a thin habit,\r\n            <lb />but healthy constitution, &amp; the mother of several fine\r\n            <lb />healthy Children. Near six weeks ago having <condition n=\"13\">caught\r\n            <lb />some cold</condition>, she felt an unusual <symptom n=\"20\">chilliness</symptom> on going to\r\n            <lb />bed which was succeeded by some <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> and <symptom n=\"28\">perspiration</symptom>\r\n            <lb />thro\' the night, but no great indisposition next day. Two\r\n            <lb />days thereafter, the weather being remarkably cold, she\r\n            <lb />went to a cold church, &amp; that night she had a <symptom n=\"2\">cold\r\n            <lb />shivering</symptom>, with a consequent <symptom n=\"5\">hot fit</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom>. next\r\n            <lb />day however she got up, but felt an <symptom n=\"6\">oppression on\r\n            <lb />her spirits</symptom>, a <symptom n=\"55\">languor &amp; listlessness</symptom>, <symptom n=\"8\">want of apÂ¬\r\n            <lb />petite</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom>, with <symptom n=\"20\">a sense of cold</symptom> on going into\r\n          \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />the open air, &amp; on coming in from her airing in a Chaire,\r\n            <lb />succeeded generaly with <symptom n=\"82\">flushes of <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom></symptom>. An attempt\r\n            <lb />was made after some days to <treatment n=\"1\">blood her</treatment> but without\r\n            <lb />success, as she grew <symptom n=\"45\">faint</symptom> from fear, and the above\r\n            <lb />complaints continued, the <symptom n=\"20\">chilliness</symptom> always coming\r\n            <lb />on when she went into bed succeeded by <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom>\r\n            <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"28\">some sweating</symptom>. This circumstance made it be\r\n            <lb />suppos\'d that her complaints were <condition n=\"18\">agueish</condition> and\r\n            <lb />she got an <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">infusion of the Bark</ingredient>. Soon after, that is\r\n            <lb />about a fortnight from the first attack, I was inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />form\'d of her situation. I immediately directed a\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment> &amp; coming here two days after to visit her,\r\n            <lb />I found that she brought up with the <treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment>, a\r\n            <lb />considerable quantity of tough ropey phlegm, and\r\n            <lb />ill <unclear>tacted</unclear> stuff. Her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse was then about 80 in a\r\n            <lb />minute</symptom> (her <symptom n=\"15\">natural pulse I believe is about 60 or 65)</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and she had all the above mention\'d symptoms, her\r\n            <lb /><unclear>Casks</unclear> bad &amp; she had <symptom n=\"26\">lost some flesh</symptom>. From the idea\r\n            <lb />of <condition n=\"18\">Ague</condition> (which by the bye is not a disease of this Country\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />never appearing but in persons who have had it in some\r\n            <lb />other place before) she had been made to drink some\r\n            <lb />more wine than usual, &amp; to take no Airing daily when\r\n            <lb />the weather was not very cold, &amp; also to eat animal\r\n            <lb />food. Observing still some indication of a <bodypart n=\"46\">foul stoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mach</bodypart> I repeated the <treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment> &amp; she brought up a\r\n            <lb />a great deal of <add place=\"above\">some</add> tough phlegm. I then order\'d the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> to be laid asside, &amp; animal food, reduced\r\n            <lb />the quantity of wine very much, &amp; she was not to\r\n            <lb />go abroad till the <symptom n=\"34\">feverishness</symptom> should abate and\r\n            <lb />then only when the air should be very mild. I\r\n            <lb />directed the <ingredient n=\"62\">saline draughts</ingredient>, an <ingredient n=\"91\" t=\"27\">Emulsion with nitre</ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"76\" t=\"27\">manna</ingredient>, &amp; some <ingredient n=\"270\">magnesia</ingredient> to keep an easy <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />Soon after this change of regimen, the <symptom n=\"5\">cold and\r\n            <lb />hot fitts</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom> left her in a great measure,\r\n            <lb />&amp; she could take a little more food; in short she\r\n            <lb />mended gradualy <add place=\"above\">only the <symptom n=\"55\">languor &amp; listlessness sill hung about her</symptom></add>, &amp; after a week, her menses\r\n            <lb />coming on at the usual period, she felt himself\r\n            <lb />still better, &amp; slept well during the five or six\r\n            <lb />days that discharge continued, &amp; probably would\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />have gone <unclear>on to mend</unclear> had she not <condition n=\"13\">caught some\r\n            <lb />fresh cold</condition>. She cannot account how this happen\'d,\r\n            <lb />but she had evident marks of it last thursday\r\n            <lb />or friday soon after her menses left her, she had\r\n            <lb />a return of the <symptom n=\"5\">hot fits</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"28\">sweating</symptom> in the night\r\n            <lb />time, but without any previous <symptom n=\"5\">cold fit</symptom>, comÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plain\'d of a pain in her <bodypart n=\"8\">cheek bone</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"63\">temple</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> was stuff\'d (as they say) &amp; her voice near\r\n            <lb />that of a person who was much <condition n=\"13\">colded</condition>. Upon \r\n            <lb />coming here last monday I found <add place=\"above\">her</add> in the above\r\n            <lb />situation, <symptom n=\"15\">her pulse at 90, but small</symptom>, except when\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"5\">hot fit</symptom> was on her, when <symptom n=\"15\">it was increas\'d a\r\n            <lb />little in frequency &amp; fullness</symptom>; the pain had shifted\r\n            <lb />to her <bodypart n=\"63\">temple</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"6\">Eye brow</bodypart>, &amp; came &amp; went periodically.\r\n            <lb />She had also a <symptom n=\"61\">nausea</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom>. Last night I\r\n            <lb />repeated the <treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment> &amp; she threw <add place=\"above\">up</add> a great quantity\r\n            <lb />of viscid frothy phlegm. The <symptom n=\"5\">hot fit</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"28\">sweating</symptom>\r\n            <lb />was has been less considerable, she has slept much\r\n            <lb />better, &amp; she has had no return of the <condition n=\"57\">meagrim</condition> pain\r\n            <lb />this morning, but <symptom n=\"15\">the same frequency of pulse conÂ¬\r\n                \r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n                \r\n            <lb />tinues</symptom> with  <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom>. Her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> is kept regular by\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"270\">Magnesia</ingredient>. I have put her upon her former Regimen\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"62\">saline draughts</ingredient> &amp;<sup>c.</sup> &amp; may parobably give something\r\n            <lb />more than <ingredient n=\"270\">Magnesia</ingredient> to cleanse her <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>; but I\r\n            <lb />shall be happy to have your Opinion of the\r\n            <lb />case &amp; directions how to proceed. She has had\r\n            <lb />a <symptom n=\"4\">trifling degree of cough</symptom> since her last <condition n=\"13\">cold</condition>, but\r\n            <lb />spits freely with it, &amp; has no pain in her <bodypart n=\"26\">chest</bodypart>.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I always am with particular regard\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir,\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>ob<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice>\r\n            \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed><u>John Alves.</u></signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I this moment learn that M<sup>rs</sup> Baillie has some return\r\n            <lb />of the <condition n=\"57\">Meagrim</condition>, but it is 8 hours later than usual.\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"6\"/>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb />in <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Alves\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs.</sup> Baillie\r\n            <lb /><u>May 1777.</u>\r\n            <lb />Vol. VII. p 13\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1396, 2, '2013-06-19 14:39:16', 175);
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A surgeon was called\r\n            <lb />for, who attended him for several months. -- <treatment n=\"23\">Paultices</treatment> were applied\r\n            <lb />to bring it to a head -- But the part affected continuing hard, and\r\n            <lb />the matter so deeply Rooted that the surgeon thought it expedient\r\n            <lb />to apply a <action n=\"9\">Caustic</action> and kept it open by means of a <treatment n=\"57\">Tent</treatment> for some\r\n            <lb />time -- Soon after the inside of the same <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart> was affected in the\r\n            <lb />same way, immediately above the <bodypart n=\"23\">Ancle</bodypart> when applying a <treatment n=\"23\">Paultice</treatment>\r\n            <lb />as above thought it necessary to make an incision to extract the\r\n            <lb />matter -- In Each of which wounds he kept a <treatment n=\"57\">Tent</treatment> for some\r\n            <lb />weeks -- After which healing ointment was applied &amp; dressed <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Linnen Bandages -- <ingredient n=\"1\">The Bark Powder</ingredient>, &amp; <ingredient n=\"326\">Norton\'s Drops</ingredient> were\r\n            <lb />prescribed Alternately -- also <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurial Peels</ingredient> tho seldom. ---\r\n            <lb />During the Summer months was bathed in Salt-water which\r\n            <lb />seemed to have a very good effect -- In this way he was treated\r\n            <lb />till about the beginning of August when the Surgeon left the\r\n            <lb />Country. --- The Medicines gave a favourable turn, tho\' not toÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tally removed the Complaint. --\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Soon after the Complaint in the <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart> commenced there\r\n            <lb />was a <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> discovered in his <bodypart n=\"12\">righ arm</bodypart> immediately above the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"13\">Elbow</bodypart> which also increased downwards but confined itself chiefly to\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"112\">arm-pit</bodypart> above the <bodypart n=\"89\">joint</bodypart>. -- This was treated much in the same\r\n            <lb />way with the <bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart> except an Incision being made instead of the <action n=\"9\">Caustic</action>\r\n            <lb />And by means of the Salt Bath particularly, the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> was\r\n            <lb />greatly abated tho not totally removed as it took a seat in the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> during the winter. ----\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />With respect to the <bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart> by frequently washing it <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />milk and water &amp; Saltwater alternately &amp; applying Bandage\r\n            <lb />as above during the Course of winter 76-77. The Complaint was\r\n            <lb />totally removed and in appearance as whole as the other a little\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"78\">Itchiness</symptom> excepted which is guarded against by <action n=\"47\">Rubing</action> the part\r\n            <lb />affected with grease &amp; applying bandages. ------\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />About <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 77. The <condition n=\"69\">Tumour in his <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart></condition> began to increase\r\n            <lb />again in the place formerly affected &amp; is come to a great\r\n            <lb />height, but is always more <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom> at Night than in the\r\n            <lb />Morning -- has not the least appearance of breaking tho\r\n            <lb />it juts out much in the form of a <condition n=\"48\">Boil</condition> -- And has disabled\r\n            <lb />him to that degree that he could not for weeks past once\r\n            <lb />move his <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart>, from the <bodypart n=\"13\">Elbow</bodypart> to the <bodypart n=\"15\">hand</bodypart>, any way, &amp;\r\n            <lb />pains him at times prodigiously --- It is kept in a\r\n            <lb />scarf or sling all day to prevent motion, &amp; is always washed\r\n            <lb />Morning and Evening with saltwater &amp; a flannel kept\r\n            <lb />around it; yet notwithstanding these Precautions the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> seems to be moving towards his <bodypart n=\"14\">Shacklebone</bodypart> &amp;\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"16\">fingers</bodypart> when it creates him excruciating pain. ---\r\n       \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />In the beginning of March 77 a <condition n=\"69\">Tumour</condition>\r\n            <lb />appeared on the left side, of the Broad <bodypart n=\"24\">of his left foot</bodypart>, and is\r\n            <lb />making advances in the same way as the other <bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart> formerly deÂ¬\r\n            <lb />scribed. --- The young man in now about 10 years old -- rather\r\n            <lb />of a delicate constitution -- but excepting these Complaints\r\n            <lb />enjoys good health and Spirits --- has his Appetite in\r\n            <lb />Reasonable way &amp; never was confined to his Room during\r\n            <lb />the above Period except for a few weeks when the <bodypart n=\"17\">Right\r\n            <lb />Leg</bodypart> was at the worst. --\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />As to his Diet it was as much of the Vegetable kind as possible\r\n            <lb />and very little Animal food except Fowl and Chicken --\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Summer 76 the Surgeon prescribed Goat milk and\r\n            <lb />whey for him which seemingly proved of no desired effect. --\r\n            <lb />The Surgeon who first attended him, believed the complaint\r\n            <lb />was of the <condition n=\"43\">Scorbutick</condition> sort. But M<sup>r.</sup> Liddle surgeon\r\n            <lb />who has seen him lately, calls it of the  <condition n=\"41\">Schropula</condition>\r\n            <lb />kind -------\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /> Harpsdale\'s Son\r\n            <lb />April. 17<sup>th.</sup> 1777.\r\n            <lb /><u>Vol. VII. p. 18.<sup>th.</sup></u>\r\n              \r\n        </p>\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1397, 3, '2013-12-20 15:00:44', 83),
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I believe in no Solvents but\r\n    <lb />various <ingredient n=\"204\">Alkaline substances</ingredient> relieve <choice><abbr>wout dissolv<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>without dissolving</expan></choice> &amp; <ingredient n=\"100\">the causÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tic lye</ingredient> after Chitticks method,<note>Dr Walter Chittick of Bath (d. 1761), had marketed a cure for renal calculi (continued by his son). It was criticised in Alexander Blackrie <i> A disquisition on medicines that dissolve the stone. In which Dr. Chittick\'s secret is considered and discovered</i> (London: 1766; expanded 1771). Cullen mentions \'Chittick\'s medicine\' in his <i>MM</i> (1789), Vol.2, p. 352.</note> is the best.</p>\r\n  <p><lb /><condition n=\"24\">Your strangury</condition> &amp; the glutinous mucus of your urine I\r\n        <lb />understand very well. Lieutaud<note>French physician and botanist, Joseph Lieutaud (1703-1780), author of <i>PrÃ©cis de MÃ©dicine Pratique</i> (Paris: 1760-1776).</note> the first I found take\r\n    <lb />notice of it under <condition n=\"108\">Catarrhus <bodypart n=\"56\">vesicÃ¦</bodypart></condition> &amp; I have now practised\r\n        <lb />often upon it. Has various causes; very common one is violence\r\n    <lb />done to <bodypart n=\"56\">the neck of the bladder</bodypart> by frequent <choice><abbr>pass<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>passing</expan></choice> of <condition n=\"17\">stones</condition>\r\n    <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"32\">sand</symptom>. Have found if difficult to cure, &amp; left it generally\r\n        <lb />to a palliative course. To avoid all fermented liquors\r\n        <lb />&amp; all acids is very necessary. The using of a light diet\r\n      <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n      <lb />of the most mild &amp; bland aliments. <choice><abbr>Avoid<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>Avoiding</expan></choice> bodily exercise\r\n        <lb />even riding, but going in an easy carriage commonly\r\n    <lb />relieves. <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> are often necessary &amp; for that &amp; other\r\n    <lb />reasons <bodypart n=\"64\">the belly</bodypart> must be kept open, &amp; best by the\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"28\">oleum ricini</ingredient>. Besides these palliatives, the <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />I have found of most service is the <ingredient n=\"61\">Uva ursi</ingredient> <choice><orig>Ê’ii or iii</orig><reg>2 or 3 drachms</reg></choice>\r\n    <lb />every day. It generally agrees well with <bodypart n=\"46\">the Stomach</bodypart>\r\n      <lb />&amp; does not <symptom n=\"24\">bind <bodypart n=\"64\">the belly</bodypart></symptom>. I have <action n=\"21\">sometimes found it\r\n      <lb />laxative</action> so as to require <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient>, but <action n=\"21\">whether laxÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ative or not</action> <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> are often employed along <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> it\r\n        <lb />as a part of the Palliative course. You are to expect no\r\n        <lb />very remarkable effects from it till <choice><abbr>us<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>using</expan></choice> it a week or two\r\n        <lb />&amp; sometimes a longer time.</p>\r\n    <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> May. 10<sup>th.</sup> 1777</dateline>\r\n    <signed>W.C.</signed></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4056, 3, '2013-09-20 14:56:30', 143),
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Having continued long &amp; proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ceeded far, must be difficult of cure, &amp; at any rate cannot\r\n            <lb />be suddenly, but will require pains &amp;cc. Your appreÂ¬\r\n            <lb />hension of <condition n=\"32\">ulcer in the <bodypart n=\"33\">vagina</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"34\">uterus</bodypart></condition>, not <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>out foundation\r\n            <lb />but I have known the appearance of this case all, <del>will</del>\r\n            <lb />without <symptom n=\"43\">ulceration</symptom>, it is however timendum &amp; should engage\r\n            <lb />the lady in all the measures <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> can be proposed.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Yours proposed, proper &amp; judicious. &amp;cc. <del>To that</del> I\r\n            <lb />shall only make some more particular remarks.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Diet. Properly cautioned <choice><abbr>ag<sup>st</sup></abbr><expan>against</expan></choice> high seasoning &amp;c. but\r\n            <lb />I go farther &amp; advise <choice><abbr>g<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>great</expan></choice> moderation in <choice><abbr>q<sup>ty</sup></abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> &amp; quality of\r\n            <lb />animal food. Your <choice><abbr>preparat<sup>n.</sup></abbr><expan>preparation</expan></choice> of <ingredient n=\"38\"><choice><abbr>Corn. cerv.</abbr><expan>Cornu cervi</expan></choice></ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"303\">isinglass</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />particularly proper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />With <choice><abbr>reg</abbr><expan>regard</expan></choice> to exercise your directions well judged &amp;c. I\r\n            <lb />forbid all bodily exercise &amp; even Walking <unclear>nisi</unclear> the most\r\n            <lb />gentle &amp; short. Going in a carriage useful, but I advise\r\n            <lb />a journey moderate <choice><abbr>p</abbr><expan>per</expan></choice> day but steady for some weeks espeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cially in such a season as this. In this case, <add place=\"above\">viz. if the travel</add> give up\r\n            <lb />cold bathing for the time but at other times, one of the\r\n            <lb />most promising remedies. Upon the journey, use the\r\n            <lb />Bidet every morning or with cold water washing the\r\n            <lb />Inter fÅ“minea, &amp; this better <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> any warm fomentation\r\n            <lb />at least on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Journey.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Tho I do not conclude any <symptom n=\"43\">ulceration</symptom>, yet your drops\r\n            <lb />very proper &amp; absolutely safe. They are sometimes disaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />greable to the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; in that case give <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> up. In\r\n            <lb />case you give <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> up, supply <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> by the prescription\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>ord<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>ordered</expan></choice> below, <choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I have found <choice><abbr>g<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>great</expan></choice> benefit.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I fear your <treatment n=\"8\">injections</treatment> will be refused, &amp; they may\r\n            <lb />be yet a little delayed but they may certainly be useÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ful. ------ I have avoided repeating what\r\n            <lb />you had already said very properly &amp;cc.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> ----------------</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž Pulv. <ingredient n=\"1\">cort. Peruv.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s \r\n                    <lb />---- <ingredient n=\"250\">alum. russ.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"107\">Conserv. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">Syr. e ros. sicc.</ingredient> q.s.ut f. Electar.\r\n                    <lb />Signa <action n=\"53\">Strengthen<sup>g.</sup> Elect.</action> The bign. of a horse bean\r\n                    <lb />every morning or forenoon, increasing the dose as the\r\n                    <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> bears.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take half an ounce of pulverised <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>,\r\n                    ------------ two drachms of <ingredient n=\"250\">red aluminium</ingredient>, \r\n                    one ounce of <ingredient n=\"107\">rose Conserve</ingredient> and sufficient\r\n                    <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">Syrup of dry rose petals</ingredient> required to make into an Electuary\r\n                    Label: <action n=\"53\">Strengthening Electary</action> The bigness of a horse bean                    \r\n                    every morning or forenoon, increasing the dose as the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> bears.                 \r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>April 28. 1776.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3805, 11, '2015-04-17 22:33:49', 357),
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As He once\r\n            <lb />had a <symptom n=\"60\">Colic seemingly <condition n=\"91\">Nephritic</condition></symptom>, he was\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"21\">fomented</treatment> &amp;c &amp;c &amp; <treatment n=\"39\"><ingredient n=\"139\" t=\"21\">Anodyne Balsam rubd</ingredient></treatment> --\r\n            <lb />The pain of the <bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart> had formerly yielded to <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment>\r\n            <lb />&amp; <treatment n=\"20\">Sinapism</treatment> - so the <bodypart n=\"62\">haunch</bodypart> was <treatment n=\"4\">blistered</treatment> -\r\n            <lb />He gradually was better &amp; went out in the Chaise.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Within these Eight days He wak\'d about\r\n            <lb /><u>7</u> in the morning, <symptom n=\"6\">oppress\'d</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"61\">sick</symptom>, &amp; what He calls\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"14\">Asthma</condition>, <symptom n=\"12\">a very thick breathing</symptom>. 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The <ingredient n=\"139\">Anodyne Oil</ingredient> seems to be right\r\n            <lb />enough. I begun with the soap &amp; <ingredient n=\"32\">lime water</ingredient> as you\r\n            <lb />direct, taking of the former at two separate times, about\r\n            <lb />a quarter of an ounce a day, &amp; of the latter in like\r\n            <lb />manner a Mutchkin a day, but as I am now more\r\n            <lb />reconcil\'d to them, I take of the soap above half an\r\n            <lb />ounce a day, and of the <ingredient n=\"32\">lime water</ingredient> seldom more than\r\n            <lb />a Mutchkin. If it were proper to drink it with my\r\n            <lb />victuals <add place=\"above\">also,</add> I could take more of it. I have never had\r\n            <lb />more than one stool a day since I begun with them,\r\n            <lb />but I have never yet observd <symptom n=\"32\">sand</symptom> coming from me\r\n            <lb />as formerly, before I had that pain in my <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> last <choice><abbr>novbr</abbr><expan>November</expan></choice>,\r\n            <lb />which I Imagine kept me free of pain, so that I suspect\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"32\">sand</symptom> is concreted and concreting. I <treatment n=\"39\">rub</treatment> with the Oil\r\n            <lb />twice a day, always heating the vial before I use the Oil,\r\n            <lb />but still I do not find myself altogether tight &amp; sound\r\n            <lb />in the back, tho the pain is very bearable, and as it cerÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tainly proceeds from <symptom n=\"32\">gravel</symptom> - at least, I cannot see how an\r\n            <lb />external application can be of service in removing it\r\n            <lb />or keeping the part affected, warm with flannel, as I do.\r\n            <lb />When I am quite in health, and free of any pain there\r\n            <lb />I never choose to have my <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> kept warm, as it rather\r\n            <lb />weakens. 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I have mentioned in the\r\n            <lb />Latter part of my Case that I would\r\n            <lb />wait Your own Conveniance for an\r\n            <lb />Answer but as M<sup>r</sup> Naismith Staid Some\r\n            <lb />weeks longer than I Expected I would be\r\n            <lb />Glad of your Answer as Soon as is ConvenÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ient for yow to Send it -----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />and in regard of my Condition if yow Can\r\n            <lb />think of any Method of Braving the\r\n            <lb />Solids and taking that Extream SenceÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cibility off the <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart> So as I might\r\n            <lb />be Capable of standing the open air\r\n            <lb />again it would be Doing me an Esential\r\n            <lb />favour but I am Much afraid that it\r\n            <lb />Has too long a Seat in the Constitution\r\n            <lb />to remove and that I would not regard\r\n            <lb />a farthing if there were any prospect of\r\n            <lb />Getting out of it by Death it Self; but the<supplied>re</supplied>\r\n            <lb />is little prospect of that instantly for two\r\n            <lb />Principle reasons the one is -- My vital\r\n            <lb />Organs is no more Afected than the rest\r\n            <lb />of the System and the Other is my Having\r\n            <lb />a Conciderable apatite for vitls although\r\n            <lb />I were very Conciderably Disordered <del>and</del>\r\n            <lb />which Still preserves Life; and Concludes\r\n            <lb />with Sincearly Hoping that Yow will put\r\n            <lb />Me upon a method for the Best if a Cure\r\n            <lb />is Ordained, and am with Due Respect\r\n            <lb />Sir your Most Obedient Most Humble\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Servt</abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n            <closer>\r\n                <dateline>\r\n                    <lb />Stranrawer\r\n                    <lb />1 June 1779\r\n                </dateline>\r\n                <signed>David M<sup>c</sup>Clean</signed>\r\n            </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />P. S. I have mentioned before that a Doctor\r\n                <lb />of late advised me Strongly to a Sea voage\r\n                <lb />So if Yow thought that there was any\r\n                <lb />Probability of its Doing any Service\r\n                <lb />I beg yow may Let me know and likways\r\n                <lb />what part of the world Yow would recomend\r\n                <lb />as Most proper - but althowgh it Should\r\n                <lb />prove never So Esential I Durst not underÂ¬\r\n                <lb />take it During the war\r\n            </p>\r\n            <closer>\r\n                <signed>D. M<sup>c.</sup>C.</signed>\r\n            </closer>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />N. B. I made mention in my Case to\r\n                <lb />inform Yow of Dr. Munro and Dr. Hopes\r\n                <lb />prescriptions and not remembering it i<supplied>n</supplied>\r\n                <lb />its proper place I Give Yow them here as\r\n                <lb />I have lost the Originals I Cannot Give Yow\r\n                <lb />them So Methodicaly but in Substance the Same\r\n                <lb />Dr Munros was the <ingredient n=\"110\">Antimonial wine</ingredient> an\r\n                <lb />Electory of <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> and a <action n=\"12\">Douretic</action> DraughÂ¬\r\n                <lb />ht Dr Hopes was the pouder of <ingredient n=\"13\">Hemlock</ingredient> and\r\n                <lb />the warm Bath, and the <ingredient n=\"13\">hemlock</ingredient> I Continoued\r\n                <lb />at Two Seasons So that at the two Diferent\r\n                <lb />times I took 3000 Grains and upwards Dr Monro\r\n                <lb />took my Disorder to be an obstructed perspiration\r\n                <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> but weather that was the Cause\r\n                <lb />or the Concequence was the principle thing to be\r\n                <lb />looked into - Dr Hope took it to be a <condition n=\"43\">Scurvey</condition>\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n                <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n                \r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Dr.. 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n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> never Struck out in the SmalÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lest Degree notwithstanding all the AppliÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cations that I tried for that purpos and\r\n            <lb />the Disorder that Continualy raged in \r\n            <pb n=\"9\"/>\r\n            <lb />them and always the more that I took\r\n            <lb /><del>the</del> to Streat me out it only Served to inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rage the Disorder in the <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> but never \r\n            <lb /><del>the</del> to Ease them in the least - and if the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> had been never So <bodypart n=\"63\">Swelled</bodypart> at neigh<add place=\"above\">t</add>\"\r\n            <lb />they were always Suampe in the mornÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing - and Soposing they had been\r\n            <lb />swelled to never Such a pitch they nevr\r\n            <lb />would a <symptom n=\"30\">Pitted</symptom> in the Smallest Degree\r\n            <lb />and if I had Drunk but the Skein of a\r\n            <lb />Gill of any Kind of Ardent Spirits\r\n            <lb />I would found the Efects of it ImmediatÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ely at the <symptom n=\"63\">Swels</symptom> of my <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> and the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">Palms of my Hands</symptom> increasing the <symptom n=\"21\">Heat</symptom>\r\n            <lb />very Conciderabley - But I had no <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom>\r\n            <lb />in the <symptom n=\"15\">Palms of my hands</symptom> before I Drank\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"66\">that Root</ingredient> before mentioned ----\r\n            <lb />and I always found that with moist\r\n            <lb />weather <del>that</del> my <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> was most <symptom n=\"63\">Swelled</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and when there would Come a Tract of\r\n            <lb />Dry weather they were most natureal\r\n            <lb />and my whole Boddy more Stronge\r\n            <lb />then the next Spring after I left the MinÂ¬\r\n            <lb />eral well I <symptom n=\"30\">Brock Out</symptom> Over the Boddy\r\n            <lb />to a very Great Degree but the <symptom n=\"30\">out-\r\n            <lb />Breaking</symptom> never Resembled a <condition n=\"43\">ScurÂ¬\r\n            <lb />vey</condition> but always made its Apearance\r\n            <lb />like a Common <symptom n=\"30\">Outbreaking</symptom> or <symptom n=\"78\">Itch</symptom>\r\n            <lb />then I went to a Doctor again and told\r\n            <lb />Him my Condition and as he had found\r\n            <lb />Every other thing to feal that he had preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />scribed before he thought it Expedient\r\n            <lb />that I Should Go in to a\r\n            <pb n=\"10\"/>\r\n            <lb />Salivation which I attemped to Do\r\n            <lb />But all the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> that I <add place=\"above\">t</add>ook I Spitted\r\n            <lb />nothing more then Ordinar -- but it\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">Sweeted</symptom> me Excessively and Brock me\r\n            <lb />Out to a most terrable Degree all but\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> and it increased the <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> in\r\n            <lb />them almost beyont a possability of\r\n            <lb />Suffring -- then when the Doctor\r\n            <lb />Seed that I would not Spitt any he\r\n            <lb />Rubbed my legs with the unction\r\n            <lb />and in Stade of promoting a Salivation\r\n            <lb />it threw all the Disorder to my <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />and Suamped my <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> intearly but made\r\n            <lb />me perfitely <symptom n=\"143\"><bodypart n=\"42\">Heart</bodypart> Seek</symptom> -- then he Give\r\n            <lb />me Physick which took the Disorder\r\n            <lb />Doun again and I turned better at the <bodypart n=\"42\">Hear<add place=\"above\">t</add></bodypart>\r\n            <lb />But the <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom> and <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> of my <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />Just turned as bad as before not withstaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nding all the Matter that went off\r\n            <lb />Both by <symptom n=\"28\">Sweeting</symptom> and <symptom n=\"30\">breaking out</symptom>\r\n            <lb />But Some weeks after when I Began\r\n            <lb />to Recuver Some Strength I thought\r\n            <lb />my <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> Some what Easier but that\r\n            <lb />Continued but for a Shorte time -----\r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> made the Disorder\r\n            <lb />work in a Diferent <del>and</del> form then it\r\n            <lb />Did before it was only attended with\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"21\">a Heat</symptom> and <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom> before but After\r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> my <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> was in a ContinÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ual motion the <symptom n=\"57\"><bodypart n=\"68\">Musels</bodypart> always in an\r\n            <lb />alternate Contraction and Relaxation</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and many other parts of the Boddy as well\r\n            <lb />as the \r\n            <pb n=\"11\" />\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> But was attended with no pain\r\n            <lb />only a perpetual loping through the flesh\r\n            <lb />So this was the length that My Desorders\r\n            <lb />Had Arived to in the Year 1773\r\n            <lb />when I went Out to Edinburgh\r\n            <lb />and when I returned home I applied to\r\n            <lb />Dr Munrows Receipt Regularly for Seven\r\n            <lb />weeks to the Same purpos <del>that I had</del>\r\n            <lb />as all formar Medicens had been applied\r\n            <lb />to and Dr Hopes in like manner to the\r\n            <lb />Same Efect - which Receipts I intend to Afix\r\n            <lb />then when all that I had tried had failed I\r\n            <lb />was advised to the <ingredient n=\"18\">Salt water</ingredient> and I Dran<add place=\"above\">k</add>\"\r\n            <lb />Every Other Day a quart for four weeks\r\n            <lb />and afterwards Bathed Ofen but received\r\n            <lb />no benefite <subst><del>of</del><add place=\"above\">from</add></subst> Aither but found my Self\r\n            <lb />Conciderably <symptom n=\"23\">weakned</symptom> by it -- then I had\r\n            <lb />recours to a Earb they Call <ingredient n=\"289\">Threefoil</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />to the <ingredient n=\"150\">Decoction and Tincture of the woods</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />to <treatment n=\"4\">Blistring to Excess</treatment> to <treatment n=\"1\">Blooding</treatment> with Gils\r\n            <lb />all which Tended <add place=\"above\">only</add> to <symptom n=\"63\">Swell</symptom> the <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> wors\r\n            <lb />then a Doctor Advised me to <treatment n=\"11\">put in A pea\r\n            <lb /></treatment> in Each <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart> and Accordingly I Did and\r\n            <lb />which Turned out almost among the\r\n            <lb /><unclear>Destructinest</unclear> applications that Ever I tried\r\n            <lb />for Eighteen months after I put them in\r\n            <lb />I found no benefite from them but not a\r\n            <lb />Great Deal of Sencable harm but the last\r\n            <lb />Six months that I keeped them in I Being\r\n            <lb />very much troubled with <symptom n=\"144\">proud flesh</symptom> was\r\n            <lb />Desired to <treatment n=\"11\">put in Peas infused for Some time\r\n            <lb />in <ingredient n=\"108\">viteroal</ingredient></treatment> in them -- which I Continoued\r\n            <lb />to Do for Six Months and which Application\r\n            <lb />made me to <symptom n=\"65\">loose more than <add place=\"above\">half</add> a Gill of Blood\r\n            <lb />Everey morning</symptom>, as Soon as I rose out of\r\n            <lb />Bed and Stood Erect the Blood would run\r\n            <lb />to the Ground besides the mater that Continualy\r\n            <lb />went off and after I had them in for Two\r\n            <pb n=\"12\" />\r\n            <lb />Years I took them Out But Did not take\r\n            <lb />them Out but untill I had recours to another\r\n            <lb />Application which Proved the most fattal\r\n            <lb />of all -- But Before I inform You of that\r\n            <lb />Application I think it proper to let you know\r\n            <lb />that I was incisted upon to trie that <ingredient n=\"12\">Mineral\r\n            <lb />well</ingredient> that I had been at before and the Doctor\r\n            <lb />told me that my not reaping any Benefite\r\n            <lb />from it before was Owing to my not being\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"30\">Brocken Out</symptom> and as I was So now I would\r\n            <lb />not fail to be the Better of it So accordingly\r\n            <lb />I went to it Again and Continued <ingredient n=\"12\">Drinking</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />and Bathing now and them for Six weeks and\r\n            <lb />I found that it Did not Disorder my <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> So\r\n            <lb />much as it Did before which I imputing to\r\n            <lb /><del>to</del> the <treatment n=\"11\">Ishowes</treatment> the humors Getting more\r\n            <lb />freely vent --- but it weakned me to a very\r\n            <lb />Great Degree and when the Cold weather\r\n            <lb />Com on I found that I Could not Stand the\r\n            <lb />Cold as I had formerly Don but when the Spring\r\n            <lb />Came I recovered a little --- then my <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />Being So teribly reduced I was advised to\r\n            <lb />Several restoratives Such as <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> <action n=\"31\">StrenÂ¬\r\n            <lb />gthening</action> Erbs Honey and Sweet Milk Sweet milk\r\n            <lb />with Loaf Sugar Some times with Brandy\r\n            <lb />and Some times with Rum - But I found that\r\n            <lb />Medicens for a <condition n=\"12\">Consumption</condition> of Every Kind\r\n            <lb />Disagreed with me very much -- then there\r\n            <lb />Came a Doctor to this place and he Advised me\r\n            <lb />Strongly to the Tent wine which he Said\r\n            <lb />would <subst><del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del><add place=\"above\">recover the</add></subst> <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> if any thing in the world\r\n            <lb />would Do it -- So I Sent to Liverpool for some\r\n            <lb />of it and took it for a Conciderable time but\r\n            <lb />fund that it Relaxed and Desordred me\r\n            <lb />more then any thing that I had taken for\r\n            <pb n=\"13\"/>\r\n            <lb />Long and I not having Any Suspition of\r\n            <lb />its Opning Balmy nature took no more\r\n            <lb />Care of my Self then Ordinar for having Some\r\n            <lb />Buseness in the Country I road Several\r\n            <lb />miles and returned home and had no more\r\n            <lb />feelings of Disorder that night then usewall\r\n            <lb />But <del>m</del> next morning I was Conciderabley\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom> and as I had Ofen Dun Since I turned\r\n            <lb />So <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom> I Attemped to throw it off by\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">forsing a Sweet</symptom> but unfortunately I Did not\r\n            <lb />Change my flannels after it as usewall\r\n            <lb />and the Day after I found my Self Still Seeker\r\n            <lb />and I proceeded for five Days to <symptom n=\"28\">fors Switting</symptom>\r\n            <lb />always thinking to throw off the <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> but\r\n            <lb />nevertheless it Still incressed and <del>at</del> then\r\n            <lb />I Changed my flannels but they lying So\r\n            <lb />Long wete about me and I being So <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom>\r\n            <lb />Before together with Such a <symptom n=\"9\">Conciderable\r\n            <lb />Exoust</symptom> Brought <symptom n=\"20\">a Great Coldness</symptom> over\r\n            <lb />the Body and all the Disorder took the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> as it always Did when I Goat any\r\n            <lb />Great Cold and my <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> would <symptom n=\"28\">Swampe</symptom>\r\n            <lb />Derectly but then I would be Always <symptom n=\"34\">feveres<add place=\"above\">h</add></symptom>\r\n            <lb />when it was in the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> but It formarly\r\n            <lb />would left <bodypart n=\"46\">the Stomach</bodypart> in a Shorte time\r\n            <lb />if I had Keeped warm but at that time nothÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing would remuve it that I Could try of\r\n            <lb />any Kind -- and the <symptom n=\"34\">feverishness</symptom> Still\r\n            <lb />Continuing after a Great many atemps\r\n            <lb />to remove it to no Efect a Doctor Desired\r\n            <lb />me to try <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> in a Small quantity\r\n            <lb />and accordingly I tried a little of it but\r\n            <lb />in Stade of puting it Doun it Brought\r\n            <lb />on a <symptom n=\"76\">Spitting</symptom> - and as it Did so I was\r\n            <lb />Desirous to Continow it\r\n            <pb n=\"14\"/>\r\n            <lb />thinking that it would Evacuate that\r\n            <lb />Load that was at the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> -- and if it\r\n            <lb />Did that and freed me of Disorder I thought\r\n            <lb />that Soposing <del>that</del> it Should reduce <add place=\"above\">me</add> that\r\n            <lb />low that I Could not Stand my loan I would\r\n            <lb />Soon recuver -- But I was widlee mistaken\r\n            <lb />So I only took about Thierty Greans of\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> yet that Small quantity keeped\r\n            <lb />up a Salivation for five weeks and more\r\n            <lb />Spitting at the rate of five and some times\r\n            <lb />upuards of Seven Gills per Day Besides\r\n            <lb />a <symptom n=\"28\">perpetual Sweeting</symptom> During its Operation\r\n            <lb />and then it mostly Seased but the harvest\r\n            <lb />Coming on with very reany woist weather\r\n            <lb />and the Body Being So Excessivly Relaxed\r\n            <lb />I begand to Spit in the new to a Conciderable <add place=\"above\">Degree</add>\r\n            <lb />and Continoued so untill the frost Came on\r\n            <lb />which Braced the Body and then the\r\n            <lb />Spitting Stoped a Good Deal --- But I Spited\r\n            <lb />four times as much as a Helthey person\r\n            <lb />Before I took the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> as well as After\r\n            <lb />But I forgot to mention that I took out\r\n            <lb />the <treatment n=\"11\">Ishos</treatment> During the Cours which I Darsay\r\n            <lb />would a Been atended with Eminant Danger\r\n            <lb />at another time Concidring the vast DischÂ¬\r\n            <lb />arge of Blood and mater that went of by them\r\n            <lb />Every Day and to no purpos in the world but\r\n            <lb />to <symptom n=\"23\">weakn</symptom> me and never in the least <symptom n=\"28\">Swamped</symptom>\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom> of the <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> but increased it the\r\n            <lb />Longer they were in --- and all the time that\r\n            <lb />I was taking the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> my <symptom n=\"89\">urin was\r\n            <lb />almost as red as Blood</symptom> and <symptom n=\"27\">made in very\r\n            <lb />Small quantiteys</symptom> which was not Surprisin<add place=\"above\">g</add>\r\n            <lb />the other Evacuations Concidered But what\r\n            <lb />Is very Odd is that I have <symptom n=\"27\">never made\r\n            <pb n=\"15\"/>\r\n            <lb />Urin like a Helthey Person Ever since</symptom>\r\n            <lb />And as I mentioned Before of my <symptom n=\"28\">Sweeting</symptom>\r\n            <lb />During the Cours which <symptom n=\"28\">Sweeting</symptom> never left\r\n            <lb />me for nine months After night and Day\r\n            <lb /><del>and</del> During all that time my <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart> was never\r\n            <lb />Dry and these Sweets was always Cold ones\r\n            <lb />and I would Been <symptom n=\"20\">as Cold over the Body as\r\n            <lb />a Stone</symptom> the Same time I was <symptom n=\"28\">Sweeting</symptom>\r\n            <lb />But when the Spring Came on and the\r\n            <lb />Atmosphere Being more Hevey and\r\n            <lb />Less Humid the <symptom n=\"28\">Sweeting</symptom> Stoped But\r\n            <lb />as Soon as the warm weather Came on\r\n            <lb />in Summor the <symptom n=\"28\">Sweeting</symptom> returned but\r\n            <lb />with this Alteration that the <symptom n=\"28\">Sweats</symptom> <del>was</del>\r\n            <lb />was more warm then Before and all\r\n            <lb />that winter After I took the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />I Could bear for Several Days <symptom n=\"89\">without making\r\n            <lb />water or the least Inclination to make any</symptom>\r\n            <lb />or the Smallest Degree of <symptom n=\"32\">Gravel</symptom> but all went\r\n            <lb />Of by <symptom n=\"28\">Sweeting</symptom> and when I would made\r\n            <lb />Any water it would <del><illegible l=\"2\" /></del> been thick and when\r\n            <lb />it would Sitten any time it would turned\r\n            <lb />white with a Great Sidement in it ----\r\n            <lb />But Some times when the <symptom n=\"28\">Perspiration was\r\n            <lb />Greatly Obstructed</symptom> I would made urin in\r\n            <lb />Large quantitys and quite Clear\r\n            <lb />and Ever Since I took the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> I have been\r\n            <lb />Obliged to keep my Self Confined (as it throws\r\n            <lb /><del>my</del> me in to A <condition n=\"21\">nervous Desorder</condition>) <del>and</del>\r\n            <lb />Excepting some very moderate wether in\r\n            <lb />Summor I Can Go out a little but Can Stand\r\n            <lb />no Cold in the least without Disordring me\r\n            <lb />Greatly and always throwes me back\r\n            <lb />unto that <symptom n=\"28\">Sweeting</symptom> and If I would wesh\r\n            <lb />my <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart> in Cold water it would breck\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"28\">Sweet</symptom> over the whole body and make\r\n            <lb />me <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom> for long -----\r\n            <pb n=\"16\"/>\r\n            <lb />After And even washing my <bodypart n=\"15\">Hands</bodypart> and\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"8\">Face</bodypart> in warm water will Some times much\r\n            <lb />Disorder me and at other times not -----\r\n            <lb />And there is nothing that I Suffer more by\r\n            <lb />then Shaving as there is scarsely a time\r\n            <lb />that I am Shaved but I feal the Efects of it\r\n            <lb />much unless that every thing be warm Such\r\n            <lb />as the water raser and likways the mans\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"15\">Hand</bodypart> and if any of those feal to be so it will\r\n            <lb />Afect my <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> for long -- but I Can\r\n            <lb />Suffer no Cold thing to tuch my <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart> of any\r\n            <lb />Kind but it will Immediately Stope the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">Perspiration</symptom> and bring on a <symptom n=\"57\">Spasm</symptom> on the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"68\">Muscles</bodypart> --- if I was to even take the <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb />to right <symptom n=\"21\">the fire in my hand</symptom> or any thing <add place=\"below\">of metal</add>\r\n            <lb />I would find the Cold of it Going through me\r\n            <lb />Disordering me very Sencibley --- and there is\r\n            <lb />nothing that has a wors tendency to Afect me\r\n            <lb />then Damp I am Obliged to tost my flannels\r\n            <lb />Excessively Every time I Shift for if I would\r\n            <lb />Put them on with the Drieness that the\r\n            <lb />sun would make them they would bring\r\n            <lb />or that <symptom n=\"20\">Coldness over the Body</symptom> and make\r\n            <lb />me <symptom n=\"28\">Sweat</symptom> for long <symptom n=\"28\">Cold Sweats</symptom> and when\r\n            <lb />that my Blankets is washed if they\r\n            <lb />were Dried as Drie as ever the Sun\r\n            <lb />would Drie them and put upon the Bed\r\n            <lb />without tasting them Sevearly they have\r\n            <lb />thrown me in to <symptom n=\"28\">Incessant Sweating</symptom> untill\r\n            <lb />I would taken them off and Toasted them\r\n            <lb />Extraordinarly -- and in the Summor time\r\n            <lb />when I Gow out any if it be Drie below foot\r\n            <lb />I will not be much Disordred but if it be wet below\r\n            <lb />foot and a 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efect upon me So that I know\r\n            <lb />as well before any bad weather as I had\r\n            <lb />aluays a Barometer before me ---\r\n            <lb />and not by any Acute pains but by\r\n            <lb />aither a Small Degree of <symptom n=\"34\">feverishness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />or Els by an Exceeding <symptom n=\"23\">feeblness</symptom> ---\r\n            <lb />and I reap more benefite from a Good\r\n            <lb />Day if the Air be Good then ever I Did from\r\n            <lb />Medicens but if it be Bad I Suffer\r\n            <lb />as much -- Just as the air has more or\r\n            <lb />Less Elasticity I am Still Braced or\r\n            <lb />Relaxed -- and I Suffer More from\r\n            <lb />East wind then I Can Express and <symptom n=\"20\">my\r\n            <lb />whole body is Still Cold with it</symptom> So that\r\n            <lb />I most burn my Self over the fire ContinÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ualy for when <del>any</del> the <bodypart 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then\r\n            <lb />I Commonly wesh it with <ingredient n=\"11\">Camomile Tea</ingredient> or the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tincture of the Bark</ingredient> and other <ingredient n=\"113\">Bitters</ingredient> which\r\n            <lb />always takes away the Efect but never the Cause\r\n            <lb />and as I have mentioned formarly of an <symptom n=\"21\">Excessif\r\n            <lb />heat</symptom> and Creasy pain in the Swels of my <bodypart n=\"24\">feat</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />when the Disorder was raging in the <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> but\r\n            <lb />Since the Salivation I have been troubled with\r\n            <lb />Just the revers for Especialy in the winter the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"20\">Cold of them is excessif</symptom> so that I am obliged to\r\n            <lb />burn them upon the fire Continualy and they\r\n            <lb />will be more Cold in a weat moist Day then with\r\n            <lb />the 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as Good Sence of feeling then as\r\n            <lb />at other times - but the Cold that would not\r\n            <lb />afect an Infant of three weeks Old will afect\r\n            <lb />me much - which Just makes Life perfitly a\r\n            <lb />Burthen to me -- there is Some other CircumÂ¬\r\n            <lb />Stances which <del>which</del> I had almost forgote which is\r\n            <lb />one of my <bodypart n=\"32\">Testicles</bodypart> which is Drawn up about an\r\n            <lb />Inch further then the other Since the Cours - and\r\n            <lb />Sometimes when I take any thing that is very heating\r\n            <lb />I will feal a pain in the <bodypart n=\"45\">Kidney</bodypart> of that Side (which\r\n            <lb />is the right Side) and a Small Degree of pain in\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"32\">testicle</bodypart> but If I am not taking any heating thing\r\n            <lb />I Seldum feal any pain in aither but Still the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart 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been afflÂ¬\r\n            <lb />icted and the many Mediciens I have tried\r\n            <lb />together with the Nummorous Simptoms\r\n            <lb />that Attends a nervous Disorder Could not\r\n            <lb />be Comprehended in a Small Space but for the\r\n            <lb />first Ten Page it is not so material but I\r\n            <lb />I beg your particular attention from\r\n            <lb />the Taking the Cours of <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> and I\r\n            <lb />would begun to give Yow an Account from\r\n            <lb />that, Onley for fear that yow would not underÂ¬\r\n            <lb />Stad the Disorder So well and as my Case\r\n            <lb />will take up Some time to Read it Yow\r\n            <lb />may look over it now and then when Yow\r\n            <lb />have most time and I will wait your Answe<supplied>r</supplied>\r\n            <lb />at your own Convenience as I am not \r\n            <lb />Capable to Give You a reuard Conformed to\r\n            <lb />your trouble but it would be a blessing\r\n            <lb />won to <illegible l=\"2\" /> Relive a fellow Crature in So\r\n            <lb />Long Misrey and I Shall think my Self\r\n            <lb />Bound to pray for Yow as long as I live\r\n            <lb />if yow Can <add place=\"above\">But</add> put me upon Any Method to be\r\n            <lb />Capable to Stand the Open Air and Go about\r\n            <lb />My Business without feeling Such Sevear\r\n            <lb />Efects although I Should never be so Strong a<supplied>s</supplied>\r\n            <lb />I have been. I was advised by a Doctor of late\r\n            <lb />to take a Sea voage unto a warmer\r\n            <lb />Climat and I would be much Obliged to yow\r\n            <lb />for your Sentiments upon that Head\r\n            <lb />if yow thought one in my Condition Durst\r\n            <lb />attempt it - but any way that <unclear>bust</unclear> be\r\n            <lb />the last Experement the more Especialy\r\n            <lb />as the Seas is So foul at present and will\r\n            <lb />Be During the war ---------\r\n            <lb />You\'ll please Receive per the Bearer\r\n            <lb />One Guinea Noat as a Small ComÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pensation for your trouble I am Sory\r\n            <lb /><del><illegible w=\"2\" /></del> I am not Capable to make it Better\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1684, 13, '2014-11-19 13:16:50', 1034);
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To prepare you better for bearing the\r\n            <lb />Air take this Course - Take three Chopins of cold water\r\n            <lb />from a spring or well, (not from a brook or river) and mind\r\n            <lb />in the after use of it to take it always from the same\r\n            <lb />Spring or Pit well, and take it up early immediately\r\n            <lb />before you are going to use it in the manner I shall\r\n            <lb />just now say - To the three Chopins of cold water, put\r\n            <lb />one Chopin of boiling water and with this Mixture wash\r\n            <lb />your <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> before breakfast and again before\r\n            <lb />Dinner. 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Every fair forenoon,\r\n            <lb /><unclear>get</unclear> on <choice><abbr>horseb.</abbr><expan>horseback</expan></choice> gently for 2 or 3 hours. <unclear>Open</unclear>\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\"/> &amp; walking gently, but citra fatigue or heat.\r\n            <lb /><supplied>A</supplied>void cold, damp ground, moist <choice><abbr>even<sup>gs.</sup></abbr><expan>evenings</expan></choice> &amp; <choice><abbr>ev.</abbr><expan>every</expan></choice> other\r\n            <lb /><supplied>m</supplied>eans of cold. Diet for <choice><abbr>summ.</abbr><expan>summer</expan></choice> &amp; autum\r\n            <lb /><supplied>m</supplied>ilk &amp; <choice><abbr>veget.</abbr><expan>vegetables</expan></choice>, no <choice><abbr>anim.</abbr><expan>animal</expan></choice> food, but weak beef or\r\n            <lb /><supplied>c</supplied>hicken broth at dinner. 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We canÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>not do better than advise the continuance of \r\n           <lb/>several of his remedies &amp; for the whole of Miss\r\n           <lb/>M<sup>c</sup>L.\'<sup>s</sup> conduct we offer the following plan.\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/><choice><abbr>W<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>When</expan></choice> her monthly period is over &amp; she has\r\n           <lb/>got as <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> as to allow her to be set upon\r\n           <lb/>a horse, let her be carried by the gentlest motion\r\n           <lb/>in the fresh air, for what length of time &amp; disÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>tance she can easily bear. It is probable that she \r\n           <lb/>will bear but very little at one time, but this\r\n           <lb/>ought to be made up, by her going abroad very\r\n           <lb/>frequently, &amp; if she cannot bear being set upon\r\n           <lb/>a horse, let her be set or laid on a sledge or\r\n           <lb/>car, for her being <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup> &amp; freq<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>much &amp; frequently</expan></choice> in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> open air, so often\r\n           <lb/>as the weather is dry, we take to be a very necessary\r\n           <lb/>measure.\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/><choice><abbr>W<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>When</expan></choice> she is within doors, let her always be kept\r\n           <lb/>cool, whether <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> respect to her chamber or her cloathing. \r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>As her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> does not seem to bear <ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient>\r\n           <lb/>well &amp; no <choice><abbr>q<sup>ty</sup></abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> of any consequence can be given we\r\n           <lb/>would have laid it aside entirely, &amp; that in place\r\n           <lb/>of it, she should take every day two doses of the powder\r\n      <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n           <lb/>of the leaves of the <ingredient n=\"61\">Uva ursi</ingredient>. The dose at first may\r\n           <lb/>be half a dram but if her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> bear it well the\r\n           <lb/>dose may be gradually increased till she can bear a \r\n           <lb/>dram twice a day. These doses are to be taken in a\r\n           <lb/>glass of cold water &amp; to be washed down, <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> another\r\n           <lb/>glass of water in which is put 15 or rather 20 <choice><abbr>g<sup>tt</sup></abbr><expan>drops</expan></choice>\r\n           <lb/>of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"261\">Elixir Vitrioli</ingredient> &amp; we think she has hither to\r\n           <lb/>been sparing enough, of this last medicine &amp; that\r\n           <lb/>she would do well to take a 3<sup>d</sup> dose of it every day.\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>Very necessary <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> \r\n               <symptom n=\"24\"><choice><abbr>costiven</abbr><expan>costiveness</expan></choice></symptom> should be avoided \r\n           <lb/>&amp; for <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> purpose <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> \r\n                <ingredient n=\"8\">cream of Tartar</ingredient> should be \r\n           <lb/>employed in due quantity as often as seems necesÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>sary. 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Vitriol</ingredient> to be <choice><abbr>cont<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice>\r\n           <lb/>&amp; let her take once or 2<sup>ce</sup> a day as her <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>stom</abbr><expan>stomach</expan></choice></bodypart> bears, \r\n           <lb/>the following Bolus.\r\n       </p>\r\n       <recipe>\r\n           <choice><orig>\r\n               <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"250\">Alum.</ingredient> <unclear>rup.</unclear> pulv. a gr. V ad X\r\n               <lb/><ingredient n=\"107\">Conserv. rosar.</ingredient> q.s. ut f. 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The\r\n           <lb/>cordial mixture we suspect to be too warm &amp; we \r\n           <lb/>have even some doubts, if any wine be safe,\r\n           <lb/>but in case of great <symptom n=\"6\">lowness</symptom>, we would admit of a \r\n           <lb/>spoonfull of cold claret.\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>During thr whole interval of her <choice><abbr>menstruat<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>menstruation</expan></choice>\r\n           <lb/>we would allow her <bodypart n=\"59\">loins</bodypart> behind to be washed every\r\n           <lb/>morning <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> cold water but would still delay the \r\n           <lb/>bathing of the whole body.\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>Diet entirely of milk &amp; grain <choice><abbr>w out</abbr><expan>without</expan></choice> any animal\r\n           <lb/>food. During <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> period, <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> milk may be used\r\n           <lb/>more sparingly.\r\n       </p>\r\n       \r\n       <closer>\r\n           <signed>\r\n               <lb/>W.C.\r\n               <lb/>A.W.<note>Unidentified</note>\r\n           </signed>\r\n       <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 15 April 1775</dateline>    \r\n       </closer>\r\n   </div> \r\n</body>', 3730, 3, '2013-09-29 17:45:20', 228);
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But when I \r\n            <lb/>have thus settled the <choice><abbr>gen<sup>l</sup></abbr><expan>general</expan></choice> notion I find it difficult\r\n            <lb/>to say wherein <del>the</del> more particularly the ailment\r\n            <lb/>consists and must be satisfied with saying that how\r\n            <lb/>ever various the symptoms may have been that are \r\n            <lb/>all to be referred to a <symptom n=\"23\">weakness and delicacy of the \r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"47\">nervous system</bodypart></symptom>, ready to give very singular sensations\r\n            <lb/>&amp; various disorders both of <bodypart n=\"95\">mind</bodypart> &amp; body - the mending \r\n            <lb/>of such a constitution is often difficult, but by \r\n            <lb/>time &amp; <unclear>pains</unclear> is <choice><abbr>freq<sup>tly</sup></abbr><expan>frequently</expan></choice> obtained - The chief remeÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>dies are those, which you have employed, these are \r\n            <lb/>cold bathing, exercise, amusement &amp; especially engaÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ging the attention by new objects &amp; new company\r\n        </p>    \r\n     <pb n=\"2\"/>       \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Few <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> are very usefull, but I have found\r\n            <lb/>the prescription subjoined very often of great serÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>vice. It is to be continued for a fortnight only at\r\n            <lb/>one time, then to be laid aside, but to be\r\n            <lb/>repeated again sooner or later as the effects of\r\n            <lb/>the first trial &amp; the return of symptoms shall\r\n            <lb/>direct. As the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> do not seem\r\n            <lb/>to be affected I have no advice to offer but\r\n            <lb/>leave it to be ordered by what observation\r\n            <lb/>you have made with respect to the juvantia\r\n            <lb/>&amp; lÃ¦dentia.<note>Meaning, \'things that help &amp; things that harm\'.</note> In general I am of opinion that\r\n            <lb/>a full diet &amp; much animal food will do\r\n            <lb/>harm. I expect no benefit from warm bathing nor\r\n            <lb/>any from either <treatment n=\"25\">sweating</treatment> or <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment>, but a \r\n            <lb/>regular <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> is necessary.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><del>Wn</del> If I can be of any service <del>of</del> to you or\r\n            <lb/>yours &amp;<sup>c.</sup> ---\r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Thanks for the intended Compliment, but it \r\n            <lb/>is too much<note>See Letter ID:1103, in which Downman includes a verse tribute he wishes to publish as part of \'Book Three\' of his <i>Infancy: or, The Management of Children, a Poem</i>. The lines were included in the published version appearing in 1776.</note> -------------- \r\n        </p>\r\n<head>For Miss Downman</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"35\">Rubig. ferr.</ingredient> pp<sup>tt</sup> gr X <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamom. pulv.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"50\">sacch. alb.</ingredient> aa gr X\r\n                <lb/>â„³: f. pulvis et f.h.m. doses N<sup>o</sup> XIV. - S. <action n=\"31\">Strength<sup>g</sup></action> Powders.\r\n                <lb/>1. to be taken in a little currant jelly &amp; to be washed down with a \r\n                <lb/>glass of water into which is to be put from 10 to 20 drops of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <unclear><choice><abbr>follg</abbr><expan>following</expan></choice></unclear> Tincure\r\n            </orig>\r\n          \r\n          <reg>\r\n              Take <ingredient n=\"35\">red steel</ingredient> and prepare ten grains and ten grains of each of <ingredient n=\"65\">powdered cinnamon</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"50\">white sugar</ingredient>. \r\n              Mix and make a powder and in an emergency make a dose of fourteen. Label: <action n=\"31\"><choice><abbr>strength<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>strengthening</expan></choice></action> Powders. \r\n              1. to be taken in a little currant jelly &amp; to be washed down with a glass of water into which is to be put from 10 to 20 drops of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> follg</abbr><expan>the following</expan></choice> Tincture.\r\n          </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n                \r\n       <recipe>\r\n          <choice><orig>\r\n              <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"129\">Tinct. mart.</ingredient> Pharm. Ed. 1774 â„¥ij. S. <action n=\"31\">strength<sup>g</sup></action> Tincture\r\n          </orig>     \r\n         \r\n         <reg>\r\n             Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"129\">Tincture of Mars</ingredient> according to the Edinburgh Pharmacopoeia, 1774. 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(1221, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c6132\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:6132] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous / Regarding: Mrs Innes (of Muiriefauld, Muiryfold) (Patient) / 2 September 1768 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Eilidh Kane</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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These Pills are to be used for\r\n           <lb />two or three months unless all appearance of the <symptom n=\"18\">tumors</symptom> of the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>\r\n          <lb />shall be entirely gone before that time\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n          <lb />During the use of thees Pills for several reasons nothing\r\n          <lb />is more necessary for M<sup>rs</sup> Innes than to keep her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> exactly\r\n            <lb />regular. <treatment n=\"30\">Purging</treatment> is no ways proper but <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> will always\r\n          <lb />be very hurth full. To prevent this M<sup>rs</sup> Innes must study the\r\n          <lb />effects of different diet &amp; choose that she finds most favorable to keep\r\n          <lb />her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> easy and if diet <del><illegible l= \"1\" /></del> does not answer she must have\r\n          <lb />recourse to medecine &amp; I know of none as proper for M<sup>rs</sup> Innes\r\n          <lb />as the Electuary I formerly advised.\r\n       </p>\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I hope the disorders of the <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart> that have so much distressed\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Innes are not to return but if the should I have given my Opinion\r\n            <lb />to D<sup>r</sup> Skene how the are to be managed &amp; I hope I understand them now\r\n            <lb />more clearly than before.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It is evident that M<sup>rs</sup> Innes agrees very well with travelling &amp;\r\n            <lb />I would have her keep in motion as <del>the</del> long as the weather will any\r\n            <lb />ways allow <add place= \"above\">of</add> it. But towards the end of a month I would have her\r\n            <lb />avoid all motion &amp; for a certain time to stir very little nay to\r\n            <lb />lye much upon her bed more especially if she is threatened in the\r\n            <lb />least with any pain in her <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>. In taking her Exercise she must\r\n            <lb />take pains to guard against cold but when within doors she should\r\n            <lb />take as much Pains to guard against heat. Tho going in a \r\n            <lb />Chaise or on horseback are very proper I hold all bodily exercise\r\n            <lb />to be very bad for her &amp; therefore let her avoid it as much as possible\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In Diet M<sup>rs</sup> Innes need not be very particularly restrained\r\n            <lb />In general let it be light, she should take no kind of meat at\r\n            <lb />Supper at dinner she may take a little but it should be commonly\r\n            <lb />of the lighter kinds or if it <del>be</del> is heavier she must take the less\r\n            <lb />of it &amp; fill up her meal with pudding or Vegetables. Her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />should always be kept light &amp; a full meal <add place= \"above\">of</add> meat will always do \r\n            <lb />harm - Fish are in general bad for her &amp; even of the lighter\r\n            <lb />kinds she should take sparling &amp; seldom. Her best drink\r\n            <lb />will be water but if her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> digest beer &amp; she finds it more\r\n            <lb />favourable to her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> she may take it. At dinner every day\r\n            <lb />she may take a glass of Port with a good deal of water\r\n            </p>\r\n        <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh.</expan></choice> 2<sup>d</sup> <choice><abbr>Sep<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1768</dateline>\r\n        <signed>W C</signed></closer>        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>For M<sup>rs</sup> Innes</p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"57\">Folior Cicut</ingredient> Modice Siccas Ê’i\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"169\">Extract Gentian</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s\r\n                    <lb />Mucilag. <ingredient n=\"197\">G Tragacarth</ingredient> q.s. ut f massa\r\n                    <lb />dividendas in pil. sing granorum trium\r\n                    <lb />Signa <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> Pills\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take one drachm of <ingredient n=\"57\">waterhemlock leaf</ingredient> <illegible w=\"2\"/>, half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"169\">Gentian Extract</ingredient> \r\n                    and Mucilage of <ingredient n=\"197\">Gum Tragacarth</ingredient> in sufficient quantity so as to make a mass to be divided into pills of three grains each.\r\n                    Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient Pills</action></reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n       <closer><signed>WC</signed></closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 6132, 2, '2013-05-02 15:28:09', 191),
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Montrose</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>From the distinct &amp; sensible account which M<sup>r</sup> Scott\r\n            <lb/>has been pleased to give of his own compliments &amp; esÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>pecially from the accurate observations which M<sup>r</sup> Rae\r\n            <lb/>has made upon the case I can have no doubt of the \r\n            <lb/>disease. It is evidently <condition n=\"3\">gouty</condition> &amp; will require some pains\r\n            <lb/>&amp; attention but with these I hope M<sup>r</sup> Scot may belong \r\n            <lb/>unreserved in tolerable health.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>When such <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> come on as on Sunday last the\r\n            <lb/>relief must be expected from the <action n=\"34\">anodyne <choice><abbr>dr<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>draught</expan></choice></action> ordered\r\n            <lb/>below. As I do not exactly know what M<sup>r</sup> Scot can\r\n            <lb/>bear in this way it must be left to the discretion\r\n            <lb/>of a petitioner upon the spot to increase or repeat\r\n            <lb/>the dose as may seem necessary attending to this\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> a full dose is both the safest &amp; surest means of\r\n            <lb/>relief. In the case of slighter <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> or where the <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>do not immediately yield while there may be heÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>sitation in repeating the <action n=\"34\">anodyne</action>. I would advise\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic</bodypart> Bolus ordered below to be repeated for\r\n            <lb/>if occasion requires.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>As I understand M<sup>r</sup> Scot to be of a tolerably full\r\n            <lb/>habit &amp; formerly liable to <symptom n=\"65\">Haemorrhagy</symptom>. I think in\r\n            <lb/>case of any attack in the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> the <treatment n=\"1\">letting a little\r\n            <lb/>blood</treatment> may not only be safe but necessary.\r\n            <lb/>It is necessary <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> should be <choice><abbr>reg<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice> &amp;\r\n            <lb/>when any <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> <subst><del>confesons</del><add place=\"above\">has preceded</add></subst> the <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> or even when\r\n      <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> has not been open it will be proper for\r\n            <lb/>him always <del>to</del> in the time of a <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> to <del>keep</del> <treatment n=\"6\">open\r\n            <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> by a glyster</treatment>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Whenever <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> attack the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stom.</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; do not\r\n            <lb/>immediately yield it may be of service to <treatment n=\"21\">foÂ¬\r\n              <lb/>ment</treatment> the <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> with clothes very well wrung\r\n            <lb/><subst><del>witto</del><add place=\"above\">out of</add></subst> hot water.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>These are the remedies I can propose in the\r\n            <lb/>time of <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> <choice><abbr>bt</abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> it is of as much consequence to preÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>vent the returns of them &amp; I hope it may be done.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>1. Let a <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> be applied to each <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart> a little\r\n            <lb/>above the <bodypart n=\"23\">ancle</bodypart>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>2. At the same time that it may be ready by <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>time the <treatment n=\"4\">blisters</treatment> are healed let a <treatment n=\"11\">pea Issue</treatment> be put\r\n            <lb/>in two or 3 <treatment n=\"11\">pease</treatment> lengthways be cut in below the\r\n            <lb/>of one <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>3. M<sup>r</sup> S. must take to a very regular course of\r\n            <lb/>diet. He may take a bit of any plain meat at\r\n            <lb/>dinner <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> must never make a full meal of animal\r\n            <lb/>food &amp; avoid all these <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he knows may be heavy\r\n            <lb/>on his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stom.</bodypart> He must fill up his meal or <add place=\"above\">the</add> plain\r\n            <lb/>soup bread &amp; pudding &amp; <choice><abbr>vegetab.</abbr><expan>vegetable</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> taking <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>last moderately &amp; avoiding Lettuce Cucumber\r\n            <lb/>&amp; Cabbage &amp; other such cold or flatulent things.\r\n            <lb/>Pickles are very bad for him b<sup>t</sup> of mustard he may\r\n            <lb/>take freely &amp; of spiceries moderately.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>4 For ordinary drink he may take wine &amp; water or\r\n            <lb/>spirits &amp; water if <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> last is in large proportion <choice><abbr>bt</abbr><expan>but</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>all kinds of malt liquor I think improper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>5. He may &amp; ought to take a few glasses of wine or\r\n            <lb/>Punch <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>out souring everyday <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> the smallest apÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>proach to excess will be pernicious. The wines safest\r\n            <lb/>for him are Madeira Red Port or good Sherry &amp; there\r\n            <lb/>is hazard in claret or any french or rhenish wines\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>6. He will always be the better of fresh air &amp; exerÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>cise in horseback or in a carriage to what length\r\n            <lb/>his <bodypart n=\"45\">kidneys</bodypart> will bear <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> nothing is more necessÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ary to him <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>then</expan></choice> guarding <choice><abbr>ag<sup>st</sup></abbr><expan>against</expan></choice> cold <choice><abbr>partic<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>particularly</expan></choice> of his\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> by warm stockings &amp; thick shoes.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>7. Late hours are very bad for him He may\r\n            <lb/>take full sleep but should not soak long abed\r\n            <lb/>after he is awoke in the morning.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>8. The <action n=\"59\">digestive</action> <choice><abbr>â„³</abbr><expan>mixture</expan></choice> ordered below will be of service\r\n            <lb/>to support the tone of his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stom.</bodypart> &amp; prevent the\r\n            <lb/>attacks of the <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition> upon it. It is to be taken each\r\n            <lb/>dose in a gill of milk &amp; two parts of water\r\n            <lb/>to one of milk neither cold nor warm\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 18 <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>1773.</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>   \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Scot.</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"68\">Aq. menth. piper.</ingredient> â„¥j, <ingredient n=\"123\">Spir. lavend. comp.</ingredient> Ê’j\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"14\">Syr. diacod.</ingredient> Ê’ij <ingredient n=\"58\">Tinct. 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Sign. <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic Bolus</bodypart>\r\n            </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take five grammes of each <ingredient n=\"38\">salts of hartshorn</ingredient> and \r\n                    <ingredient n=\"23\">camphor</ingredient> and a sufficient amount of\r\n                    <ingredient n=\"107\">conserve of rose</ingredient> in order to form bolusses.\r\n                    Label it: <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic Bolus</bodypart>\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice></recipe>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>to be swallowed in a wafer.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. Rosar.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"65\">aq. cinnam.</ingredient> s. v. ad â„¥iij Å¿s.\r\n                <lb/>Syr. balsam. â„¥j <ingredient n=\"45\">sal. Tart.</ingredient> â„¥iii â„³. Signa\r\n                <lb/><action n=\"59\">Digestive</action> mixture\r\n            </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take three and a half ounces, or as needed, of each <ingredient n=\"107\">rose water</ingredient>\r\n                    and <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon water</ingredient>,\r\n                    an ounce of balsam syrup and three ounces of <ingredient n=\"45\">tartar salt</ingredient>.\r\n                    Mix it and label it: \r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice></recipe>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            a table spoonful to be taken\r\n            <lb/>in milk &amp; water three times aday about an hour\r\n            <lb/>before meals.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer><dateline>18 <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb/><u>1773.</u></dateline>\r\n        <signed>W.C.</signed></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3687, 2, '2013-08-15 14:58:47', 205),
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I cannot\r\n            <lb/>be positive whether there is any <condition n=\"32\">ulcer</condition> of the <bodypart n=\"7\">ear</bodypart> or not\r\n            <lb/>but whether there is or not I am clear that that the\r\n            <lb/>topical affection of the <bodypart n=\"7\">ears</bodypart> is not alone the cause\r\n            <lb/>of his <symptom n=\"13\">deafness</symptom> but there is also some internal\r\n            <lb/>affection of the <bodypart n=\"41\">brain</bodypart> - Upon this plan in concert\r\n            <lb/>whith M<sup>r</sup> Hay I offer the following advice\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>1. Let two <treatment n=\"14\">leeches</treatment> be applied upon each <bodypart n=\"63\">temple</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; let them bleed freely\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>2. Let his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> be kept shaven &amp; perpetual\r\n            <lb/>of <treatment n=\"11\">issue</treatment> of the size of a crown piece<note> A crown was a British coin of the value of five shillings, by this date made of silver, and about 38mm in diameter.</note> be made\r\n            <lb/>in the <bodypart n=\"1\">crown</bodypart> of his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>3 Let him be <treatment n=\"30\">purged</treatment> twice a week with\r\n            <lb/>two grains of <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient> &amp; with <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalap</ingredient> from five to\r\n            <lb/>ten grains as may be necessary\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>This course must be pursued for some\r\n            <lb/>weeks before you can judge of its effects but if\r\n            <lb/>in that time it has no effect upon his <symptom n=\"13\">deafness</symptom>\r\n       <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"138\">staggering of his walk</symptom> or <symptom n=\"2\">shaking of his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></symptom> after\r\n            <lb/>stooping - the <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> course is to be laid aside\r\n            <lb/>and he is to be tried for two or three weeks with\r\n            <lb/>an alternative course of <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> giving either\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient> or the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurial pill</ingredient> in small doses\r\n            <lb/>so as to keep his <subst><del><bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart></del><add>breath</add></subst> tainted or his\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> a little sore but carrying it no farther\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I see no use for continuing the <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> and think\r\n            <lb/>it should be laid aside\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I would also lay aside the <ingredient n=\"32\">Lime water</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>for washing his <bodypart n=\"7\">ear</bodypart> and instead of it employ\r\n            <lb/>the following once a day.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"2\">Merc. subl. corros.</ingredient> gr ij <ingredient n=\"184\">Spir. vin. Gallic</ingredient> â„¥iv\r\n                <lb/>â„³.\r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take two grammes of <ingredient n=\"2\">mercury</ingredient>,\r\n                four ounces of <ingredient n=\"184\">French brandy</ingredient>.\r\n                Mix.\r\n            </reg></choice></recipe>\r\n            A table spoonfull of this is to be mixed\r\n            <lb/>with five table spoonfulls of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose water</ingredient> and\r\n            <lb/>a small syringe full of this is to be injected into\r\n            <lb/>each <bodypart n=\"7\">ear</bodypart> every morning - If the quantity of matter\r\n            <lb/>gathered in the <bodypart n=\"7\">ears</bodypart> requires them being washed\r\n            <lb/>twice a day let it be done in the evening with one\r\n            <lb/>part of <ingredient n=\"184\">brandy</ingredient> &amp; five parts spring water.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I have nothing <del>farther</del> to advise with regard to diet\r\n            <lb/>but the boy should be kept altogehter without animal food\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3706, 3, '2013-09-29 17:27:45', 74);
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I have no doubt\r\n            <lb/>about the nature of the young gentlemans disease. The\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"63\">swellings</symptom> mentioned are not in the <bodypart n=\"121\">maxillary salival gland</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>but in the <bodypart n=\"84\"><bodypart n=\"61\">lymphatick</bodypart> glands</bodypart> which are frequent and nuÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>merous under the <bodypart n=\"106\">chin</bodypart> &amp; about the <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> &amp; the thing to\r\n            <lb/>be feared is that a <symptom n=\"18\">tumour</symptom> may fall upon these <bodypart n=\"84\">glands</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb/>&amp; both prove obstinately fixed there &amp; perhaps spread\r\n         <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>to other places. However I have had many instances\r\n            <lb/>of such appearances in children happily discussed <note>Meaning \'dispersed\' or \'destroyed\'.</note> and I\r\n            <lb/>hope . it may be done in this case. As the <symptom n=\"18\">tumours</symptom> are\r\n            <lb/>at present perfectly indolent and free from <symptom n=\"62\">inflammaÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tion</symptom> I would dissuade from the application of <treatment n=\"23\">Poultices</treatment> or\r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"4\">plaisters</treatment> of any kind nor till some considerable <symptom n=\"62\">inflammÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ation</symptom> appears, would I admit of them and I <subst><del>would</del><add>hope</add></subst> this\r\n            <lb/>shall never happen. If you had not already begun to cover\r\n            <lb/>them with flannel I would not <del>howev</del> have even advised this\r\n            <lb/>&amp; still I would make it very slight. The only application\r\n            <lb/>I can advise is washing The <symptom n=\"18\">tumors</symptom> every night &amp; morn<sup>g.</sup>\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"above\">with the <choice><abbr>Sol<sup>n.</sup></abbr><expan>Solution</expan></choice></add> ordered below. &amp; to be employed neither cold nor warm. --\r\n            <lb/>With respect <del>to small doses</del>. internal <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> you have done\r\n            <lb/>very right in giving some small doses of <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> &amp; <treatment n=\"30\">purging\r\n            <lb/>it off</treatment> but I am clear that this cannot be continued &amp; there\r\n            <lb/>is no matter because I never found <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurials</ingredient> very usefull\r\n            <lb/>in such cases. I have had much more success with the <action n=\"33\">apeÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>rient</action> solution ordered below &amp; if the child can be got to take\r\n            <lb/>it properly I hope you will find it of Service - A table\r\n            <lb/>spoonfull is to be mixed with half a muchkin of spring\r\n            <lb/>water &amp; this is to be drank par reprises<note>The copyist appears to have written \'par\', but Cullen probably intended \'per reprises\', meaning \'by reprises\' [i.e. by repeating the dose].</note>, in the manner\r\n            <lb/>of a mineral water every <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> I proposed a spoonfull for\r\n            <lb/>a dose but this is to be regulated by its effects. It should\r\n       <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>keep the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> <choice><abbr>reg<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice> without <treatment n=\"30\"><choice><abbr>purg<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>purging</expan></choice></treatment> <unclear>but</unclear> if it does either\r\n            <lb/>more or less, the dose is to be diminished or may be\r\n            <lb/>increased. Please to observed that the <choice><abbr>qty</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> of spring water\r\n            <lb/>is a considerable part of the remedy - the child may and\r\n            <lb/>should be carried abroad every day that is tolerably mild.\r\n            <lb/>The diet of children cannot be much altered from the\r\n            <lb/>milk &amp; farinacea, they are commonly accustomed to.\r\n            <lb/>but if it can be admitted in this case I would give a \r\n            <lb/>little weak broth every day &amp; sometimes small beer\r\n            <lb/>instead of <del>small be</del> milk. and these are the only alteÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>rations I can propose - I take no notice of the <condition n=\"99\">scarletÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>fever</condition> or other such <symptom n=\"30\">eruption</symptom> which the child has had\r\n            <lb/>because I consider it as over. Its effect on the \r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"84\">glandular</bodypart> <symptom n=\"63\">Swellings</symptom> <unclear>are</unclear> very ambiguous being\r\n            <lb/>sometimes good &amp; sometimes bad. In the mean time it\r\n            <lb/>suggests to me nothing but what must have occourred to\r\n            <lb/>you, that it may be proper to <treatment n=\"30\">purge the child</treatment> once or twice\r\n            <lb/>upon the recess of the <symptom n=\"30\">eruption</symptom> - Expecting to hear from\r\n            <lb/>when any thing new occours. I am. &amp;<sup>c.</sup>\r\n        </p>\r\n            <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 16 <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1775.</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. Ros.</ingredient> â„¥viij <ingredient n=\"318\">Acet. dest.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s. <ingredient n=\"120\">Sacch Sat.</ingredient> â„ˆij - Solve et p.ch.\r\n                <lb/>cola. S. <action n=\"41\">Discutient</action> <choice><abbr>Sol<sup>n.</sup></abbr><expan>Solution</expan></choice>\r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take eight ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">rose water</ingredient>,\r\n                half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"318\">vinegar distillate</ingredient>,\r\n                two scruples of <ingredient n=\"120\">sugar of lead</ingredient>.\r\n                Dissolve it and mix spoonfulls.\r\n                Label it: <action n=\"41\">Discutient</action> Solution.\r\n            </reg></choice></recipe>\r\n            for washing the <symptom n=\"18\">tumours</symptom> <choice><abbr>2<sup>ce</sup></abbr><expan>twice</expan></choice> a day neither cold nor hot\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"125\">Tart. solubil.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s. <ingredient n=\"95\">Sal. Gl.</ingredient> â„¥j <ingredient n=\"93\">Sal. polychrest.</ingredient> 	<ingredient n=\"222\">Sal. marin. Hisp.</ingredient>\r\n                <lb/>aa<sup>--</sup> Ê’ij. Aq. font. â„¥8 - Solve et cola. S. <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> <choice><abbr>Sol<sup>n.</sup></abbr><expan>Solution</expan></choice>\r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"125\">soluble Tartar</ingredient>,\r\n                an ounce of <ingredient n=\"95\">Glauber\'s Salts</ingredient>,\r\n                two drachms of each <ingredient n=\"93\">polychrest Salts</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"222\">Spanish Sea-salt</ingredient>\r\n                and eight ounces of spring water. \r\n                Dissolve and mix.\r\n                Label it: <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> Solution\r\n            </reg></choice></recipe>\r\n            a table\r\n            <lb/>spoonfull more or less to be taken every <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> mixxed with half a muchÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>kin of Spring water.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer><signed>W.C.</signed></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3766, 3, '2013-09-13 15:37:04', 190),
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The day after <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"1\"><choice><abbr>bleed<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>bleeding</expan></choice></treatment>, begin <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>follow<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>following</expan></choice> Course.\r\n            <lb />Let him take 2 tablespoonfulls of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <action n=\"25\"><choice><abbr>cool<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>cooling</expan></choice> Solution<del>s</del></action>\r\n            <lb />ordered below &amp; mix it <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a Mutchkin of water &amp; this\r\n            <lb />is to be drank at 3 or 4 draughts before breakfast.\r\n            <lb />It is intended <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> this <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> give him 1 stool every day\r\n            <lb />&amp; if either more or less, diminish or increase <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />solution\r\n       \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />3. This Course requires no <choice><abbr>confinem<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>confinement</expan></choice> on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> contrary\r\n            <lb />every fair day gentle exercise, <choice><abbr>walk<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>walking</expan></choice>, <choice><abbr>rid<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>riding</expan></choice> Carriage\r\n            <lb />&amp;c. <choice><abbr>avoid<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>avoiding</expan></choice> cold or damp or night air\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Dur<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>During</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> course <choice><abbr>abst<sup>n.</sup></abbr><expan>abstain</expan></choice> entirely <choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice> animal food\r\n            <lb />&amp; live on milk, grain &amp; other vegetables, avoid all\r\n            <lb />spiritous or <choice><abbr>ferment<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>fermented</expan></choice> liquors\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <unclear><choice><abbr>scald<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>scalding</expan></choice></unclear> - about <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"31\">neck of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> glans</bodypart>, work\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> parts every <choice><abbr>Morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>Morning</expan></choice> &amp; <choice><abbr>Even<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>Evening</expan></choice> for <choice><abbr>sever<sup>l</sup></abbr><expan>several</expan></choice> days\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> lotion below; after he need used only <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />parts appear to be tender &amp; fitted\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"125\">Tart. 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S. <action n=\"25\">Cooling Lotion</action>.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take four ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">rose water</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"318\">vinegar distillate</ingredient> and one scruple of <ingredient n=\"120\">sugar of lead</ingredient>; \r\n                    dissolve and strain using the paper. Label it as <action n=\"25\">cooling lotion</action>.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <closer>\r\n                \r\n                <dateline>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb /><u><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> March. 3<sup>d</sup>. 1777.</u>\r\n                    \r\n                </dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <signed><u>W.C.</u></signed>\r\n                \r\n            </closer>          \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4006, 2, '2013-09-19 17:42:22', 85),
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Drink water, but if costive &amp; her <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>stom.</abbr><expan>stomach</expan></choice></bodypart> bearit.\r\n            <lb />may take small beer. She hating wine, must not be urged to it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In her present <choice><abbr>condit<sup>n.</sup></abbr><expan>condition</expan></choice> fresh air &amp; gentle <choice><abbr>exerc.</abbr><expan>exercise</expan></choice> in permitting weaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ther, of <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> service. may walk a littlel but better in a carriage\r\n            <lb />2 or 3 <choice><abbr>h.</abbr><expan>hours</expan></choice> every <choice><abbr>foren<sup>n.</sup></abbr><expan>forenoon</expan></choice> So few of <choice><abbr>Regim.</abbr><expan>Regimen</expan></choice> few <choice><abbr>med<sup>s.</sup></abbr></choice> <choice><abbr>necess.</abbr><expan>necessary</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Avoid <symptom n=\"24\"><choice><abbr>costiven.</abbr><expan>costiveness</expan></choice></symptom> by <treatment n=\"8\"><choice><abbr>inject.</abbr><expan>injection</expan></choice></treatment> of <choice><abbr>med<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> see the <choice><abbr>med.</abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice> below.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"17\">Till her natural sleep be established</symptom>, <choice><abbr>freq<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>frequently</expan></choice> at bed time take the\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"35\"><choice><abbr>Cephal.</abbr><expan>Cephalic</expan></choice></action> <choice><abbr>Dr<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Draught</expan></choice> as she has been used to do, &amp; see below. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If her <choice><abbr>comp<sup>ts.</sup></abbr><expan>complaints</expan></choice>return or become more considerable, may take\r\n            <lb />the <action n=\"35\"><choice><abbr>Cephal. Julep</abbr><expan>Cephalic  Julep</expan></choice></action> <choice><abbr>ord<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>ordered</expan></choice> below.   &amp; in those circumstances\r\n            <lb />shave her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; apply a <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. ros.</ingredient> â„¥ii --- <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnam. simpl.</ingredient> <add place=\"above\">â„¥Å¿s</add>  <ingredient n=\"125\">Tart. solub</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"50\">Sacch. alb.</ingredient> ad Ê’ii\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />M. S. <action n=\"21\">Lax. draught</action>. take in y<sup>e</sup> morn<sup>g.</sup> mixed <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> Â½ a <choice><abbr>muchk.</abbr><expan>muchkin</expan></choice> aq. font.\r\n                        \r\n                        <lb />not very cold, in two or 3 dr<sup>ts.</sup> intervallo Â½ an hour. NB. <ingredient n=\"125\">Tart. solub.</ingredient>\r\n                        \r\n                        <lb />dos. maj. vel miru pro re nata.\r\n                        \r\n                </orig>\r\n           \r\n                \r\n                <reg>Take two ounces each of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose water</ingredient>, and <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient>; half-an-ounce each of <ingredient n=\"125\">soluble Tartar</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"50\">White sugar</ingredient>. Mix. Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative draught</action>. Take in the morning mixed with half a muchkin of spring water, not very cold, in two or three draughts at an inverval of half an hour. Note: <ingredient n=\"125\">soluble Tartar</ingredient> may be taken in a larger doses as circumstances demand.</reg>\r\n                    \r\n                 </choice>\r\n                </recipe>\r\n               \r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n       \r\n     \r\n        <choice>\r\n                        <orig>\r\n                            \r\n                            \r\n                            \r\n                            <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"68\">Aq. menth. pip<sup>t.</sup></ingredient> -- res. a Ê’vj <ingredient n=\"22\" t=\"1\">Tinct. valer vol.</ingredient> g<sup>tt</sup> 30 <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl.</ingredient> Ê’ii\r\n                            <lb />M. S. <action n=\"35\">>Cephal.</action> Dr.<sup>t</sup> at bed time. NB. Hic variari potest substituend. pro\r\n                            <lb /><ingredient n=\"22\" t=\"1\">Tinct. v. vol.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"28\" t=\"1\">Tinct. castor comp.</ingredient>\r\n                            \r\n                        </orig>\r\n                        \r\n                        <reg>Take <ingredient n=\"68\">peppermint Water</ingredient>, six ounces of <ingredient n=\"22\" t=\"1\">Volatile tincture of valerian</ingredient>, thirty drops of <ingredient n=\"172\">simple Syrup</ingredient>. Mix and Label: <action n=\"35\">Cephalic</action> Draught, to be taken at bed time. Note: this may be changed by substituting the <ingredient n=\"22\" t=\"1\">Tincture of valerian</ingredient> for <ingredient n=\"28\" t=\"1\">Tincture of castor</ingredient>.</reg>\r\n                        \r\n                        \r\n              </choice>\r\n                </recipe>\r\n                \r\n                <recipe>\r\n                    <choice>\r\n                        <orig>\r\n                            \r\n                            <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"31\">Mosch.</ingredient> op<sup>t.</sup> <ingredient n=\"50\">Sacch. alb.</ingredient> @ â„ˆj Ter. sim. probe d. add. Muc. <ingredient n=\"75\">g. Arab.</ingredient> Ê’ii\r\n                            \r\n                            <lb />Terito iterum &amp; paulat. add <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. ros.</ingredient> -- <ingredient n=\"65\">cinn. simpl.</ingredient> @ â„¥iiÅ¿s.\r\n                            \r\n                            <lb /><ingredient n=\"28\" t=\"1\">Tinct. cast. compes.</ingredient> -- <ingredient n=\"22\">valer. volat.</ingredient> @ Ê’ii M. S. <action n=\"35\">Cephal Julep</action> 1 or 2 table sp.f.\r\n                            <lb />every 3 or 4 hours.\r\n                            \r\n                        </orig>\r\n                        \r\n                        <reg>Take one scruple each of the best <ingredient n=\"31\">Musk</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"50\">white Sugar</ingredient>; add two ounces of <ingredient n=\"75\">gum Arabic</ingredient>. Gently again add half-an-ounce of <ingredient n=\"172\">simple Syrup</ingredient> and two-and-a-half ounces each of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose water</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient>, and two ounces each of <ingredient n=\"28\" t=\"1\">Tincture of castor</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"22\">valerian</ingredient>. Mix. Label: <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Julep</action>. One or two table spoonfuls every three or four hours.</reg>\r\n                        \r\n                    </choice>\r\n                    \r\n                </recipe>\r\n                \r\n                <closer>\r\n                    <dateline>April 19. <u>1776.</u></dateline>   <signed>W<sup>m.</sup> Cullen</signed>\r\n                </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3801, 3, '2013-12-06 14:08:39', 200),
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She is to begin <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> 2 <del>or</del>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>tablesp.</abbr><expan>tablespoons</expan></choice> 3 or 4 times a day, but after 2 or 3 <choice><abbr>d<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>doses</expan></choice> the dose is to be\r\n                <lb />gradually increased till she take 4 <choice><abbr>tablesp.</abbr><expan>tablespoons</expan></choice> or half a gill at\r\n                <lb />a time, &amp; if possible 4 times aday. The times may be\r\n                <lb />before breakfast, dinner, supper &amp; at bedtime. an\r\n                <lb />hour or at least half an hour before her meals. This for\r\n                <lb />3 or 4 weeks as I cannot depend upon it, in a shorter \r\n                <lb />time. Advise nothing else till we know the event of <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice>\r\n            </p>\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Dur<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>During</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> use of this remedy she should have no Indian\r\n                <lb />tea; but at breakfast instead of it, water gruel <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> bread\r\n                <lb />or Cocoa tea with <choice><abbr>br<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>bread</expan></choice>.\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />At Dinner,  always some broth not very strong &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />better of bread <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> them . After them, a <u>little</u> meat\r\n                <lb />&amp; of the lighter kinds. &amp; make up, <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>pudd<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>pudding</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />&amp; a little of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> garden things that are in- season.\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />At supper some kind of milk meat, or oatmeal\r\n                <lb />or balrey in porridge--    Drink water, no\r\n                <lb />wine or malt <choice><abbr>liq.</abbr><expan>liquor</expan></choice>\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Fresh air.  Gentle &amp; short walking.  Exercise in\r\n                <lb />a carriage, or on horseback better, &amp; single horse\r\n                <lb />chaise or Tim Whisky<note>\'A kind of high light carriage, seated for one or two, drawn by a single horse or by two horses driven \"tandem\"â€¦\' (OED).</note> to be preferrd to a close &amp;cc \r\n                <lb /><del>avoid however</del><add place=\"above\">defending however</add> against cold.  &amp; indeed the horse or\r\n                <lb />the open <choice><abbr>carr<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>carriage</expan></choice> is only from mild weather.\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />The <choice><abbr>managem<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>management</expan></choice> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> sore I lea<del>v</del>e to M<sup>r</sup> Wood  -\r\n            </p>\r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice>\r\n                    <orig>\r\n                        <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"6\">Fol. tussil.</ingredient> sec â„¥ii Concis. affund Aq. P. lbi Å¿s.\r\n                        <lb />Coq. lent. <unclear>igui</unclear> ad consumption .  <unclear>Ê’<sup>tice</sup> p<sup>tis</sup></unclear> dein add. in\r\n                        <lb /><illegible w=\"1\"/><note>Illegible, but possibly a variant abbreviation for \'Fruticosus\' (Blackberry).</note> minut. concisi <ingredient n=\"121\">Extr. glycirrih.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s.\r\n                        <lb />Solve &amp; col. cum fort op. prÃ¦l. express. &amp; iterum\r\n                        <lb />cola <unclear>&amp;</unclear> pann. lan. N. B. Express fort. omnino\r\n                        <lb />necessar. est.   Cum huic decoct. paulul. assuefact.\r\n                        <lb />fuer. delicatul. virg. ventricul. quant. <ingredient n=\"6\">fol. tussilag.</ingredient>\r\n                        <lb />auger potest ad â„¥iii vel iv in quovis decocto.\r\n                        <lb />Cum decocti sumere poss. agra lbi in die <unclear>simill</unclear>\r\n                        <lb />parari possunt lbii sed non plures, cum facile\r\n                        <lb />acescit. S. Aperiunt Apozem.\r\n                    </orig>\r\n                    <reg>Take two ounces of dried <ingredient n=\"6\">coltsfoot leaves</ingredient> Quickly pour in a pound and a half of Pure Water. Slowly boil down to <unclear>three pints per ounce</unclear>; then add finely chopped <unclear>Blackberry</unclear> and half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"121\">Extract of Liquorice</ingredient>. Dissolve and strain with the strongest, best press, press it out through a linnen cloth. Note well it is absolutely necessary to press it out strongly. Little by little, slowly accustom the woman\'s stomach to this decoction. The quantity of <ingredient n=\"6\">coltsfoot leaves</ingredient> can be increased to three or four ounces at any point. When she is able, take a pound of the decoction during the day, as much as can be prepared but no more than two pounds as it easily sours. Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> Apozem.</reg>\r\n                </choice>\r\n            </recipe>\r\n            <closer>\r\n                <dateline>7th May <u>1776</u></dateline>          <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            </closer>\r\n        </div>   \r\n</body>', 3809, 3, '2014-05-08 13:39:30', 177),
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Materials &amp;c. â„–. 2.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take one drachm of the <ingredient n=\"66\">Bark of Mezereon root</ingredient>, a drachm and a half of grated <ingredient n=\"70\">sassafras</ingredient>,\r\n                    and one ounce of grated <ingredient n=\"121\">liquorice Root</ingredient>. Mix. In an emergency, let fourteen papers be made.\r\n                    Label: Materials etc. Number two.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"66\">Cort. rad. Mezer.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s F. h. m. chart. â„– xiv.\r\n                    <lb />Sign. Materials &amp;c. â„– 3.\r\n                    <lb />Curet sedulo PharmacopÃ¦us ut <ingredient n=\"66\">cort. rad. mez.</ingredient> sola sin<subst><del>g</del><add>e</add></subst> ligno adhiÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />beatur et ut illa recens et summe acris sit.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take half a drachm of the <ingredient n=\"66\">Bark of Mezereon root</ingredient>. In an emergency, let fourteen papers be made.\r\n                    Label: Materials etc. Number three.\r\n                    Let the Pharmacist carefully undertake that the <ingredient n=\"66\">bark of the Mezereon root</ingredient> alone without wood be added\r\n                    and that it be fresh and intensely bitter.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Take one of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> papers of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> parcel â„– 1. put i<subst><del>n</del><add>t</add></subst> into a Scotch pint\r\n            <lb />of water. Set it over <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> fire, &amp; boild it till one mutckin is boiled away.\r\n            <lb />then put in one of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> â„– 2. &amp; boil <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> whole, till a chopin. Then strain\r\n            <lb />it thro a pretty close table napkin. Put in a bottle &amp; set it by in a\r\n            <lb />cool place. Of this you must take at first every day a mutckin divided\r\n            <lb />into small draughts at <choice><abbr>s<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>such</expan></choice> intervals as to avoid <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> time of meals. If it\r\n            <lb />agree <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> your <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>stom.</abbr><expan>stomach</expan></choice></bodypart>, may increase by degrees till a chopin every day.\r\n            <lb />If it prove too warm on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> you must continue to prepare\r\n            <lb />it of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> parcels of â„– 1. &amp; 2. but if no uneasy warmth &amp;c You should\r\n            <lb />add to every paper of â„– 2. one of â„– 3. &amp; if that does make it not\r\n            <lb />too warm you may add <del>2 papers</del> <del>to every paper of â„– 2 one of â„–. 3.</del>\r\n            <lb />2 papers of â„– 3. to every bottle of Decoction.\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 5976, 2, '2013-03-06 10:47:26', 240);
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Pulv.</ingredient>\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>e</abbr><expan>and</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalappa</ingredient> <choice><abbr>comp<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>compounded</expan></choice> if prepared by long triture a very\r\n            <lb />agreable <choice><abbr>med.</abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice> and noways heating but I commonly add\r\n            <lb />a larger proportion of the <ingredient n=\"8\">Crem. tart.</ingredient> as no more\r\n            <lb />is ordered in our <choice><abbr>Pharm.</abbr><expan>Pharmacy</expan></choice> than sufficient for the\r\n            <lb />triture of the <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalap.</ingredient> --- Nothing more necessary with\r\n            <lb />regard to <choice><abbr>Med.</abbr><expan>Medication</expan></choice> but refer you to my former directions\r\n            <lb />for Regimen on <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I depend much. 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Dear Sir!\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />your most obedient and\r\n                <lb />obliged Servant\r\n            \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>Henry Elliott</signed>\r\n        \r\n        <dateline>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Fowberry near Bambro,\r\n            <lb />June 9. 1777\r\n            \r\n        </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />P:S: My wife still thinks she is <condition n=\"7\">with child</condition>, but M<sup>r</sup> Turnbull\r\n            <lb />says no.\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />@ Edinburgh\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n<handShift />\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> &amp; M<sup>rs</sup> Elliot\r\n            <lb />May 1777 June\r\n            <lb />N VII p 61 ---\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1416, 2, '2013-06-18 11:40:49', 111),
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M<sup>rs</sup> Gordons &amp; I give you the trouble \r\n                <lb />of this at the joint desire of his Friends, but submitting \r\n                <lb />every thing to what you think best for his Health --\r\n            </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n                <lb />He has been in use to live here in Winter, where his\r\n                <lb />near Relations and M<sup>rs</sup> Gordons are very numerous, <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del>\r\n                <lb />his Friends here are all of the opinion that this Circumstance\r\n                <lb />conduces not a little to his health, they do much \r\n                <lb />to get the better of that lasiness &amp; indolence he naturaly\r\n                <lb />has by persuading him to get out of bed &amp; forming\r\n                <lb />partys for his amusement &amp; takeing him out to get \r\n                <lb />Exercise, besides the solace M<sup>rs</sup> Gordon must have \r\n                <lb />from the Society of her Mother Sister &amp; many \r\n                <lb />near relations, if any of them shall be in bad health.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n                <lb />Gight wishes to be in <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> this Winter as his\r\n                <lb />two Daughters are settled there, but his Friends are all\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n                <lb />afraide of the Consequences of it to his health\r\n                <lb />&amp; M<sup>rs</sup> Gordons for the reasons I have given\r\n                <lb />you, bet desire to submitt the whole to your\r\n                <lb />Judgement -- neither Gight nor M<sup>rs</sup> Gordon know\r\n                <lb />of my having wrote you on this Subject.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n                <lb />Gight from the just confidence he has in you is fully\r\n                <lb />resolved to be determined by you how he shall employ\r\n                <lb />this summer &amp; in every thing else --- youll easily \r\n                <lb />perceive that publick places of Amusement would \r\n                <lb />afford him no entertainment, he finds that only in  \r\n                <lb /><del>in</del> partys of his Friends &amp; intimate acquaintances\r\n                <lb />I hope youll excuse me this trouble &amp; believe me to be with \r\n                <lb />all possible esteem\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />your most affectionate\r\n                <lb />&amp; obligd <choice><abbr>hubl Servt</abbr><expan>humble Servant</expan></choice> \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed><choice><abbr>Ja<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>James</expan></choice> Saunders</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Banff 28<sup>th</sup> May 1777</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n                <lb />be assured I shall communicate my observations\r\n                <lb />on the <ingredient n=\"61\">Uva Ursi</ingredient> &amp;c---\r\n        </postscript>       \r\n        </div>\r\n<div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I thought I would communicate the following Case occurrd this\r\n            <lb />Winter in my own practice of the <condition n=\"108\">Catarrhus Vesicales</condition> ----\r\n            <lb />a midaged Gentleman who many years before had <condition n=\"17\">passd small\r\n            <lb />Stones &amp; Gravelish matter</condition> -- the pains in the <bodypart n=\"45\">kidney</bodypart> &amp;\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"55\">Ureter</bodypart> quite left him &amp; I know not for how long <del>but</del>\r\n            <lb />he got this <condition n=\"108\">Catarrhus</condition> &amp; passed great quantitys of hot Glutenous \r\n            <lb />matter, before I saw him his <bodypart n=\"31\">Penis</bodypart> was <symptom n=\"63\">swelld to a Considerable   \r\n            <lb />degree</symptom> &amp; a total <add place=\"above\">obstruction</add> of Urine at times thought to be from\r\n            <lb />the quantity &amp; thickness of that <condition n=\"108\">Matter</condition> at the same time\r\n            <lb />such a <symptom n=\"99\">Phymosis</symptom> as made the Introduction of the <treatment n=\"12\">Cather or\r\n            <lb />Bougie</treatment> impossible -- the <bodypart n=\"31\">Penis</bodypart> <del><unclear>&amp; the pains</unclear></del>\r\n            <lb />inflammd, soon, Succeded by a <condition n=\"49\">gangrene</condition>\r\n            <lb />&amp; he Died --- his Friends agreed to\r\n            <lb />opening the Body --- the <condition n=\"49\">Gangrene</condition> was merely exterÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nal reaching above the <bodypart n=\"91\">os pubis</bodypart> --- the <bodypart n=\"56\">Bladder</bodypart> was  \r\n            <lb />full of Urine &amp; its Coats much thickened but no appearance\r\n            <lb />of that <condition n=\"108\">Matter</condition> in it, on examing the <bodypart n=\"127\">Prostate Gland</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />a considerable quantity of it was found there &amp; upon\r\n            <lb />cutting the <bodypart n=\"55\">Urethra</bodypart> a considerable contraction for two Inches\r\n            <lb />was found near the <bodypart n=\"56\">neck of the Bladder</bodypart> &amp; a small <condition n=\"17\">Calculus</condition> <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del>\r\n            <lb />adhering there -- the <bodypart n=\"45\">Kidneys</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"55\">Ureters</bodypart> Sound -- this\r\n            <lb />Contraction seemd to me by the obstruction there to have \r\n            <lb />been the Cause of the <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammation</symptom> &amp;c <choice><abbr>q<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> perhaps the\r\n            <lb />early ose of the <treatment n=\"12\">Bougies</treatment> might have prevented ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The Gentleman livd at London &amp; only came here this\r\n            <lb />Winter so that I could not see much of the Progress of the \r\n            <lb />Disease ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb />in <choice><abbr>Edin<u><sup>r</sup></u></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n<handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Saunders\r\n            <lb />May. 1777.\r\n            <lb />Vvii - p25 _\r\n        </p>\r\n</annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1412, 11, '2015-04-10 10:36:15', 146),
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Her BreakÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fast, of oatmeal Porridge and milk, and her four hours\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />as we call it (consisting of bread and butter, or sometimes\r\n            <lb />Currant Jelly, or Honey with a Dish of weak Tea or milk\r\n            <lb />and water) are her best Meals. I beg to know if those\r\n            <lb />things are proper for her, and whether you approve of milk\r\n            <lb />as it comes from the Cow, or after the Cream is taken\r\n            <lb />from it you will likeways be so good as mention whether,\r\n            <lb />a little wine of any sort, after Dinner, is proper. I have\r\n            <lb />never made it a habit, though they have been now and\r\n            <lb />then indulged in half a Glass. M<sup>r</sup> Andrews will write\r\n            <lb />you tomorrow or next day with regard to <symptom n=\"15\">her Pulse</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and what other particulars I cannot so well judge\r\n            <lb />of -- in hopes of hearing from you soon I am\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />humble Servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />G. Maxwell\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I forgot to ask, in case Jane has any returns of her comÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plaint if any thing can be done in time of the <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom>, or when\r\n            <lb />are the most immediate measures that can be taken\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n        </div>\r\n<div>\r\n\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n       \r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n\r\n\r\n<handShift />\r\n\r\n<annot>\r\n\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Miss Maxwell of\r\n            <lb />Carridden ---\r\n            <lb />June. <u>1977</u>.\r\n            <lb />V. VII. p. 55 <u>&amp;</u>. 52.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n\r\n</annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1417, 3, '2013-12-15 14:55:15', 76),
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There has been\r\n            <lb />a surprising Change to the worse since you left\r\n            <lb />this, and the <ingredient n=\"35\">steel Powders</ingredient> <add place=\"above\">have failed</add>, of giving the expectÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ed Relief His <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> can bear nothing not\r\n            <lb />even liquids. In the Course of yesterday he\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"3\">threw up</symptom> six or seven different times. To Day\r\n            <lb />twice. only with little or no Phlegm on what.\r\n            <lb />he <symptom n=\"3\">threw up</symptom>. from that, I should augur well\r\n            <lb />were he not. so reduced and his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse so far gone</symptom>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Marshall is here just now. and thinks I need add\r\n            <lb />nothing to what is above said. May God Grant <add place=\"above\">the Captain</add> <del>hin</del>\r\n            <lb />an exemption from Pain in his last Moments, and\r\n            <lb />afford comfort to this distressed Family particularly\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Gilchrist. who seems as if she was resolved\r\n          \r\n         <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />not to survive him. having neither taken Food\r\n            <lb />nor Rest since you was here. I remain\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />your most <choice><abbr>obd<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>Cochrane</signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />PS\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Gilchrist who knows of my writing\r\n            <lb />has just now sent down word, desiring me\r\n            <lb />to mention to you, that the Captain <symptom n=\"27\">has made\r\n            <lb />no water since yesterday</symptom>.\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Mint Close\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Lord Cochran\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> Capt. Gilchrist.\r\n            <lb />June. <u>1777</u>.\r\n            <lb />V. VII. p.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1418, 2, '2013-06-18 11:23:40', 50),
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I have known it come on\r\n            <lb />earlier in life &amp; without <choice><abbr>becom<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>becoming</expan></choice> dangerous continue\r\n            <lb />for many years. Lord Pitfour has had it twenty\r\n            <lb />years past <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>out any consequence. The <treatment n=\"39\">rubbing of\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart></treatment> with fumigated flannels is a very proper\r\n            <lb />remedy bt practise it especially in the morning\r\n            <lb />The only internal remedy <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I would advise for\r\n            <lb />preventing the increase of the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> is a table\r\n            <lb />spoonful of <ingredient n=\"60\">white mustard</ingredient> unbruised taken <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> or\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>even<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>evenings</expan></choice> or both <choice><abbr>accord<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>according</expan></choice> to its effects on the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />It is generally <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> &amp; therefore will join very proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />perly with the Mixture last advised\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 4<sup>th.</sup> March. 1777\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n            <signed><u>W.C.</u></signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4008, 11, '2015-04-17 22:42:24', 50),
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A Lady of \r\n        <lb />a dark complexion &amp; slender\r\n        <lb />make - Is at present affected\r\n        <lb />with pains in her <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"18\">Thighs</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />which are a good deal <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom>\r\n        <lb />&amp; pit on the slightest pressure\r\n        <lb />she likewise feels a <symptom n=\"66\">numbÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ness</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"20\">coldness</symptom> in her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp;\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart>. The pain in her <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />is very accute &amp; pretty conÂ¬\r\n        <lb />stant &amp; she <unclear>thenks deep</unclear> seatÂ¬ \r\n        <lb />ed; that in her <bodypart n=\"18\">Thigh</bodypart> is only\r\n        <lb />severe when the part is exÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tended by her sitting up through\r\n        <lb />the day -- The <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> in \r\n        <lb />her <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"18\">Thighs</bodypart> are much \r\n        <lb />deminished in the morning\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n        <lb />&amp; always <del>become swell</del> increase\r\n        <lb />about bed time - The Lady <del>is</del>\r\n        <lb />has so little the use of her <bodypart n=\"51\">Limbs</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />that she cannot sit down or\r\n        <lb />rise from her Chair without\r\n        <lb />assistance &amp; when on foot \r\n        <lb />she needs some aid to walk\r\n        <lb />in her Room.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n        <lb /><unclear>P.</unclear><note>Probably \"pulse\"</note>heat &amp; <choice><abbr>B.</abbr><expan>Bowels</expan></choice> natural. <add place=\"above\">No Thirst</add> Appetite \r\n        <lb />pretty good. Urine sometimes \r\n        <lb />scanty &amp; high coloured, <symptom n=\"21\"><bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> \r\n        <lb />hot</symptom> tho\' she complains much\r\n        <lb />of cold -- Sleeps but indifferentÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ly in the night.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n        <lb />The <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> were at first <symptom n=\"78\">Itchy</symptom> &amp;\r\n        <lb />had on them a dry scabby erÂ¬\r\n        <lb />\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            \r\n        <lb />ruption which is now gone.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n        <lb />The pain <del><illegible w=\"2\" /></del> <add place=\"above\">is</add> of\r\n        <lb />five Months standing - the <symptom n=\"54\">debiÂ¬  \r\n        <lb />lity</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> have during\r\n        <lb />that time been gradually inÂ¬ \r\n        <lb />creasing. The <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> of the \r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"18\">Thighs</bodypart> is only of three weeks stand\r\n        <lb />&amp; seems to be daily increasing\r\n        <lb />upwards. . . . \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Knows no Cause for her <choice><abbr>Comp<sup>.s</sup></abbr><expan>Complaints</expan></choice> \r\n            <lb />&amp; is very much averse to <choice><abbr>Med<sup>.ne</sup></abbr><expan>Medicine</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Previous to this attack she\r\n            <lb />has long enjoyed perfect health.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"37\">Friction</treatment>, Flannel, &amp; the\r\n            <lb />exercise of a Carriage have been\r\n            <lb />the only Remedies employed &amp;\r\n            <lb />we cannot say much benefit\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />has been derived from any of\r\n            <lb />them -------------\r\n        </p>\r\n</div>    \r\n</body>', 1419, 3, '2013-12-14 13:26:42', 114);
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M<sup>r</sup> John Jack.\r\n            \r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <opener>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>Sir</salute>\r\n            \r\n        </opener>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The <treatment n=\"30\">Purging</treatment> is what M<sup>rs</sup> Crawford cannot bear &amp;\r\n            <lb />must be immediately moderated. I think <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> a very\r\n            <lb />doubtful remedy &amp; your <ingredient n=\"139\">anodyne</ingredient> was very proper, as fit both\r\n            <lb />for <symptom n=\"31\">this</symptom> &amp; her other symptoms. 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If you happen to employ <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"139\">Anodyne</ingredient> often, you\r\n            <lb />may instead of <symptom n=\"31\">looseness</symptom> have a <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> to trouble you, <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />may be hurtful, to her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; you must obviate it by\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient>, or <ingredient n=\"270\">Magnesia</ingredient> &amp; I prefer <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> last if it will answer\r\n            <lb />for I guess <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> may be <symptom n=\"48\">troubled <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> acidity</symptom>.\r\n            <lb />When you have got <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> better of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"31\">looseness</symptom> you may try\r\n            <lb />to remedy <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> original disorders in her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> by <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />tincture ordered below, but it will be absolutely necessary\r\n            <lb />to get her into air &amp; excercise, as soon as <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> roads &amp; weather\r\n            <lb />Permit. 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A <treatment n=\"33\">Suspensory</treatment> not necessary in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> n<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>the night</expan></choice> time, but proper\r\n            <lb />thro <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> day especially if there is to be any exercise.\r\n            <lb />2. Avoid much exercise especially the violent.\r\n            <lb />3. Avoid intemperance in drinking.\r\n            <lb />4. Avoid full living viz. animal food especially the\r\n            <lb />heavier kinds.\r\n            <lb />5. In spite of these, some <symptom n=\"63\"><choice><abbr>swell<sup>gs</sup></abbr><expan>swellings</expan></choice></symptom> return now &amp; then\r\n            <lb />giving pain in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"32\">testicle</bodypart> or in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Cord. if they be free \r\n            <lb />from <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"125\">hardness</symptom>, try cold bathing. or <choice><abbr>wash<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>washing</expan></choice> \r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"32\">testicle</bodypart> <choice><abbr>ev. morn<sup>.g</sup> w wat.</abbr><expan>every morning with water</expan></choice>. At first one part boiling\r\n            <lb />3 parts spring water. Every second day <choice><abbr>wdraw</abbr><expan>withdraw</expan></choice> an 8<sup>th</sup> \r\n            <lb />part of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> boiling &amp; when the <unclear>half</unclear> of it is <choice><abbr>wdrawn</abbr><expan>withdrawn</expan></choice> \r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />may keep to one part boiling to 6 parts Spring water.\r\n            <lb />6. In case of fresh <symptom n=\"62\"><choice><abbr>inflammat.</abbr><expan>inflammation</expan></choice></symptom> or <symptom n=\"125\">hardness</symptom>, he may\r\n            <lb />require <choice><abbr>accord<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>according</expan></choice> to the degree of these, various <choice><abbr>remed.</abbr><expan>remedies</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />as <choice><abbr><treatment n=\"1\">bleed<sup>s</sup></treatment> <treatment n=\"30\">purg<sup>s</sup></treatment></abbr><expan><treatment n=\"1\">bleedings</treatment> <treatment n=\"30\">purges</treatment></expan></choice>, rest, low <choice><abbr>liv<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>living</expan></choice>, but must be directed \r\n            <lb />by a Practitioner on the Spot, but I should be \r\n            <lb />averse to warm bathing or at least to <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb />of it &amp; below is a prescription for such a Case.  \r\n            <lb />Use it either as a Lotion or by taking a compress of\r\n            <lb />four or 6 folds of linnen &amp; <choice><abbr>dipp<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>dipping</expan></choice> them into the liquor\r\n            <lb />&amp; <choice><abbr>apply<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>applying</expan></choice> it to the <bodypart n=\"32\">testicle</bodypart>, or a poultice <choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>may be</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />employed in the same manner made of crumb\r\n            <lb />of bread moistened with the liquor. These apÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plications should be neither hot nor cold. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup> Apr.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh April</expan></choice> 8. 1777</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">aq. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥viij <ingredient n=\"318\">Acet. destilat.</ingredient> â„¥j <ingredient n=\"315\">Sp<sup>t</sup>. vitriol. ten.</ingredient> Æ·Å¿s\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\">Syr. e ros. sicc.</ingredient> Æ·ij <ingredient n=\"120\">Sacch. Saturn.</ingredient> Æ·j <ingredient n=\"42\">Vitriol alb.</ingredient> â„ˆj\r\n                    <lb />Solve et p. ch. cola\r\n                    <lb />Lotion.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take eight ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">rose water</ingredient>, an ounce of <ingredient n=\"318\">vinegar distillate</ingredient>, half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"315\">spirit of votriol</ingredient>,\r\n                    two drachms of <ingredient n=\"107\">syrup of dried rose</ingredient>, a drachm of <ingredient n=\"120\">sugar of lead</ingredient>, a scruple of <ingredient n=\"42\">vitriolum album</ingredient>.\r\n                    Dissolve and strain <unclear>with paper</unclear>. Lotion.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This â„ž belongs to the above Directions\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4035, 11, '2015-04-10 11:37:41', 132);
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The <action n=\"19\">Pectoral Linctus</action> with\r\n            <lb />dilution and the <action n=\"21\">Laxative Electuary</action> both agree with her\r\n            <lb />very well. On Friday night she again took the <action n=\"34\">Andodyne</action>\r\n            <lb />but in a Divided dose with little better success than last night.\r\n            <lb />That afternoon I was sent for to her in great distress from the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"84\">Globus Hystericus</symptom> rising up as she described from the part where\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"79\">Stitch</symptom> was into her <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart> and <symptom n=\"12\">threatening immediate\r\n            <lb />Suffocation</symptom>. 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About 12 I was raised to her\r\n            <lb />and found her <symptom n=\"4\">Coughing</symptom> without intermission (but without the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"79\">Stitches</symptom>) and throwing off a large quantity of Mucus, tinged\r\n            <lb />just as you saw it. Her <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse not tellable</symptom> I was at a loss what to\r\n            <lb />do, afraid of everything. the vessel in her <bodypart n=\"43\">lungs</bodypart> to burst out, her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart> to <symptom n=\"62\">inflame</symptom> her own terror increasing I <treatment n=\"4\">applyd a blister</treatment>\r\n            <lb />adown her <bodypart n=\"40\">Sternum</bodypart> she relieved as soon as it began to\r\n            <lb />operate she still complained a little of her <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart> and on\r\n <pb n=\"2\" />           \r\n            <lb />on looking in <add place=\"above\">again</add> saw a <symptom n=\"87\">large white slough</symptom> on the <bodypart n=\"92\">right Tonsil\r\n            <lb />and the left</bodypart> <symptom n=\"62\">inflamed</symptom> and <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom>, as if it would also <symptom n=\"42\">suppurate</symptom>\r\n            <lb />yesterday I observed your general directions with regard to the\r\n            <lb />management of <treatment n=\"4\">Blisters</treatment> and find it answers well. She past last\r\n            <lb />night without her <ingredient n=\"14\">opiate</ingredient> tolerably well and this morning she\r\n            <lb />is better than she has been since you saw her. No <symptom n=\"79\">stitches</symptom>\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> less frequent the <symptom n=\"76\">spitting</symptom> less, her <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart> nearly of its\r\n            <lb />natural Collour <add place=\"above\">the <bodypart n=\"92\">left Tonsil</bodypart> not broke</add> and in short every way easier. I wish all\r\n            <lb />this continue. I am flattering my self that this same <add place=\"above\"><unclear>litle</unclear></add> <symptom n=\"62\">Inflamation</symptom>\r\n            <lb />in her <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart>, may be a translation of the <symptom n=\"62\">Inflamatory Diathesis</symptom>\r\n            <lb />of her <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> from its first seat, and hoping it may greatly relieve\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart>. If so I shall not fail to acquaint you. In the\r\n            <lb />mean time I remain\r\n         </p>   \r\n        <closer><salute>Sir\r\n            <lb />your most <choice><abbr>Obed</abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> humble servant</salute>\r\n            <signed>Geo. M<sup>c</sup>Callum</signed> \r\n        </closer>\r\n      </div> \r\n       <div>\r\n <pb n=\"3\" />          \r\n           <p>\r\n               <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n               <lb /><choice><abbr>E<sup>dr</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n           </p>\r\n              \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n<lb />\r\n         M<sup>r</sup> M<sup>c</sup>Callum\r\n         <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Davidson\r\n         <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 25<sup>th</sup> 1779\r\n         <lb />9. p. 133   \r\n        </annot>\r\n        </div>\r\n</body>', 1372, 2, '2013-08-21 16:18:12', 136),
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Let <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> liquor be put into a muchkin\r\n            <lb/>bottle to be close corked &amp; set in a cold place.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>When this liquor is to be used the bottle to be set for 2 or 3 <choice><abbr>min</abbr><expan>minutes</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>in a bason of boiling water, dipping in the bottle by degrees that it \r\n            <lb/>may <add place=\"above\">not</add> break <choice><abbr>w y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>with the</expan></choice> sudden heat, at <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same time \r\n            take out <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Cork.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Every time <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Child goes to stool &amp; has a dose <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"53\">fundament</bodypart> to \r\n            <lb/>be <unclear>sopped</unclear> <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a piece of linnen fourfold dipt in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <action n=\"31\">strengthening</action>\r\n            <lb/>liquor &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> whether <bodypart n=\"53\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> fundam<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>the fundament</expan></choice></bodypart> be come out or not.  When <bodypart n=\"53\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> fundam<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>the fundament</expan></choice></bodypart> \r\n            <lb />has come out, <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> part fallen out to be bathed &amp; at <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same time pressÂ¬\r\n            <lb/> ing it gently <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> wet cloth it is to be put up as soon as possible.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Not necessary <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup> y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>that this</expan></choice> liquor be warm when employed, only <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> it be\r\n            <lb/>not cold <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup> when y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>but when the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"66\">gut</bodypart> is fallen out it should be warmer <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> when\r\n            <lb/>employed for bathing <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"53\">fundament</bodypart> only.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div><head>For L. E<sup>\'s</sup> boy.</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"214\">cort. querc.</ingredient> Ê’ij <ingredient n=\"163\">flor. balaust</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s. <ingredient n=\"107\">flor.rosar.</ingredient> Ê’j\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"250\">Alum.</ingredient> <unclear>rup.</unclear> pulv. â„ˆj\r\n                <lb/>â„³. f. <unclear>Mualia</unclear> &amp; f.h.m. chart. Niv\r\n                <lb/>S. Materials for a <action n=\"31\">Strengthening</action> Infusion.\r\n            </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two drachms of <ingredient n=\"214\">Quercin</ingredient>, half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"163\">Balaustria</ingredient>, one drachm of <ingredient n=\"107\">rose flowers</ingredient> and \r\n                    one scruple of powdered       <ingredient n=\"250\">Alum</ingredient>. Mix and make a <unclear>Mualia</unclear> &amp; in an emergency make four papers.\r\n                    Label: Materials for a <action n=\"31\">Strengthening</action> Infusion.\r\n                </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> June 23 1775.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>Let <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"214\">cort. querc.</ingredient> be bruised very small.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 310, 2, '2013-10-22 11:20:45', 76),
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Let her <illegible w=\"1\"/> <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> from <bodypart n=\"7\">ear to ear</bodypart> be annointed\r\n            <lb/>with the <ingredient n=\"155\">volatile oil</ingredient> ordered below. - After anoinÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ting for a minute ot two the part may be wiped\r\n            <lb/>gently <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a bit of flannel but it is not necessary\r\n            <lb/>to cover it up. It is however proper to avoid cold &amp;\r\n            <lb/>especially any stream of cold air blowing upon the\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart>. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>2<sup>d</sup> Let a <treatment n=\"4\">perpetual blister</treatment> be put upon the <bodypart n=\"10\">nape\r\n            <lb/>of the neck</bodypart> &amp; kept open for some weeks. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>3<sup>d</sup>- For the mornings &amp; when the <del>pl</del> phlegm in\r\n            <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart> is very tough and difficult to bring <subst><del>ot</del><add place=\"above\">out</add></subst>\r\n            <lb/>let her swallow leisurely &amp; a tea spoonful or \r\n<lb />two of the syrup ordered below and then wash\r\n            <lb/>out the <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart> <choice><abbr>w <sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> warm Liquor\r\n       <pb n=\"2\"/>     \r\n            <lb/>in to which she may put two or three tea spoonÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>fulls of the syrup. -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>4<sup>th</sup> At the same time let her <del>take</del> smell several\r\n            <lb/>times of <ingredient n=\"128\">Eau de Luce</ingredient> the most likely means of\r\n            <lb/>opening the <bodypart n=\"5\">nostrils</bodypart> -- Both this remedy\r\n            <lb/>&amp; the syrup may be used for several mornings \r\n            <lb/>following but never longer then a week at\r\n            <lb/>at one time as they would in a longer time \r\n            <lb/>prove familiar &amp; useless. - But if the disorder\r\n            <lb/>continues or returns, the syrup &amp; <ingredient n=\"128\">Eau de Luce</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>after a weeks entermission may be again emÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ployed. -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Every day after <subst><del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del><add place=\"above\">using</add></subst> these remedies M<sup>rs</sup> -\r\n            <lb/>should not go abroad in to the open air for an\r\n            <lb/>hour or two. -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>5. Every night at bedtime let M<sup>rs</sup> - take three\r\n            <lb/>of the <action n=\"11\">diaphoretic pills</action> ordered below <del>If t</del> - If these\r\n            <lb/>do not make her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> <symptom n=\"3\">sick</symptom> the dose may be inÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>creased to four or five -- They sometimes move the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>but if they do in this case the dose is to be lessened -\r\n            <lb/>The pills may be washed down <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a little wine &amp; water -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>6. M<sup>rs</sup> - will be the better for taking exercise on horseÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>back or in a Carriage, but it should not be till six\r\n            <lb/>hours after anointing in the morning &amp; if the wind\r\n            <lb/>blows her neck should be pretty well covered.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W<sup>m</sup> Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 9<sup>th</sup> July 1775</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>For the Medicines see after <choice><abbr>Capt<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>Captain</expan></choice> Forbes.<note>See Letter ID:316.</note>\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 314, 3, '2013-09-20 15:54:43', 120),
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Continue the Asses milk a great part of the Summer\r\n            <lb />only once a day - best 2 or 3 hours before breakfast &amp; take\r\n            <lb />from half a muchkin to a whole one as his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> bear it\r\n            <lb />&amp; sleep an hour or two after it; but if in this sleep he is\r\n            <lb />liable to <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom> he must avoid this &amp; by taking the milk\r\n            <lb />later not sleep at all after it.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />2. At breakfast no Tea nor Coffee - but either ChocoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />late or Cocoa Tea or <del>w</del>equal parts of fresh Cows milk &amp;\r\n            <lb />water Gruel well sweetened with <ingredient n=\"50\">Sugar</ingredient> -- With any of\r\n            <lb />those take only dry Toast - No butter nor Sweetmeats -\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />3. At Dinner some plain <add place=\"above\">light</add> meal - avoiding fat meal\r\n            <lb />heavy sauces baked or fried meats. - Sparing of fish\r\n            <lb />particularly the heavier kinds such as herring or Salmon.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />4. Never make a full meal of meat. but fill it up\r\n            <lb />with broth pudding or Vegetables\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />5. Ordinary drink plain or toast water - No\r\n            <lb />Malt liquor. - <u>A very little</u> Porter may be allowable\r\n            <lb />After dinner a glass of wine or two and no further &amp;\r\n            <lb />if so any wine he Chooses.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />6. At tea time he may take a dish of <u>weak</u>\r\n            <lb />Coffee or <add place=\"above\">weak</add> green Tea &amp; always some bread along with\r\n            <lb />them - - but no Marmalade jelly or other such sweet. --\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />7. No Supper would be most proper; but if <choice><abbr>incl\'d</abbr><expan>inclined</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />to them -- some thing very light abstaining entirely\r\n            <lb />from Animal food - Not even an Egg - but\r\n            <lb />if he be hungry at breakfast he may take a soft Egg.\r\n            <lb />If he take any thing at supper let it be some milk meal\r\n        \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />8. The more fresh air &amp; Exercise the better - a Single\r\n            <lb />horsechair the best - always avoiding cold &amp; wet.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />9. He must still give much attention to his unfirm\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart> - having <add place=\"above\">it</add> <treatment n=\"39\">gently rubbed for a long time with flannel</treatment> &amp;\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n            \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />every night &amp; morning - always to be kept warm. &amp;\r\n            <lb />never let it hang down. &amp; by very gentle means bring\r\n            <lb />it into use. -\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />10 Tho I think few <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> can be of use - he may try the\r\n            <lb />following\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For M<sup>r</sup> Macdowal.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"35\">Lim. 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N<sup>o</sup> XIV\r\n                    <lb />S. <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Powders</action> One before dinner about an hour\r\n                    <lb />washing it down with a cupfull of the following Infusion.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take five grains of <ingredient n=\"35\">Prepared Steel</ingredient>, seven grains of <ingredient n=\"65\">powdered Cinnamon</ingredient> and ten grains of <ingredient n=\"50\">White Sugar</ingredient>. \r\n                    Mix and let fourteen doses of a powder be made, for taking in an emergency.\r\n                    Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Powders</action> One before dinner about an hour \r\n                    washing it down with a cupfull of the following Infusion.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">P. C. P.</ingredient> â„¥ss. Aq. font. q. s. ut f. Massa semiliquida\r\n                    <lb />In mortario vitreo vel marmoreo terito diligenter per <del>1/2</del> horam\r\n                    <lb /><add place=\"above\">dimidiam</add> dein <add place=\"above\">paulatim</add> affunde Aq. font. ad â„”j Ripone in lagoena et macera\r\n                    <lb />per horas XII dein adde <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tinct. Cort. peruv. </ingredient> â„¥ij et per Chartam\r\n                    <lb />cola - S. <action n=\"31\">Str. Infusion</action>\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"1\">powdered Peruvian bark</ingredient> and enough spring water to make a semiliquid mass. \r\n                    In a glass or marble mortar you will carefully grind it for \r\n                    half an hour, then pour gradually one pound of spring water. Put it in a flask and marinate \r\n                    for twelve hours. After that, add two ounces of <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">tincture of Peruvian bark</ingredient>, and strain using \r\n                    the paper. Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening infusion</action>.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 9<sup>th</sup> May 1777\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n            \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n</body>', 4055, 3, '2013-12-10 12:02:47', 159),
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The other Medicine is an Electuary of which a dose is\r\n           <lb/>also to be taken twice a day and that for a week at one time, but\r\n           <lb/>for two weeks in the course of a month, one week of this\r\n           <lb/>Electuary being before the other after the week of the <action n=\"31\">strengthÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>ning</action> Powders. During the use of these <action n=\"31\">strengthening</action> MediÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>cines she must take care to keep her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular by <ingredient n=\"34\">sulphur</ingredient>\r\n           <lb/>and <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of Tartar</ingredient>, or other such Medicine ao managed\r\n           <lb/>as to keep the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> regular without any <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> \r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>In respect of the state of her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, I think a teaspoonÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>ful or two of <ingredient n=\"270\">Magnesia</ingredient> would be a proper <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> for her.\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>During the use of these Medicines, there is no occasion \r\n           <lb/>for any change of diet, but in <choice><abbr>gen<sup>l</sup></abbr><expan>general</expan></choice> the following Rules are\r\n           <lb/>to be observed. She should avoid taking much Garden\r\n           <lb/>things and particularly the colder things as lettuce and \r\n           <lb/>Cucumber and the more windy things as Cabbage. On\r\n           <lb/>the other hand she should avoid the heavier kinds of AniÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>mal food and much fish. She should take Animal food\r\n           <lb/>but once a day. Broth of any kind is not proper for her. \r\n<lb />She should take any of the grain kind, as bread, rice,\r\n           <lb/>barley, sage and such like, partly at Dinner and almost\r\n    <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n           <lb/>entirely for supper. If Milk can be digested it is very proper \r\n           <lb/>for her. Tea and coffee are both very bad for her, and if she is in\r\n           <lb/>the habit of, and much disposed to somewhat in the shape of Tea\r\n           <lb/>for breakfast let it be of cocoa. Her ordinary kind of drink\r\n           <lb/>should be toast-water, and no kind of Malt liquor is allowÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>able, all kinds of strong drink is improper, but if a little seems\r\n           <lb/>necessary the safest is a little spirits &amp; water - Being much\r\n           <lb/>in the fresh air &amp; gentle exercise may be of sevice, and all\r\n           <lb/>sort of bodily exercise is in danger of doing much harm -  \r\n           <lb/>Standing long upon her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> without motion is very bad for her\r\n           <lb/>and any business that requires stooping is also very improper\r\n           <lb/>The exercise that promises to be of most service is going in \r\n           <lb/>a Carriage at a moderate rate and on a smooth road, but this\r\n           <lb/>is to be used with great Caution least it increase her Ailments\r\n           <lb/>particularly at certain times - M<sup>rs</sup> Hay shou\'d take parÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>ticular Care to keep her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> always warm and dry, but\r\n           <lb/>at the sametime nothing is more necessary than avoiding her \r\n           <lb/>body\'s being heated by her being too near the fire, by her\r\n           <lb/>being in warm Chambers or using many bed cloaths\r\n       </p>\r\n   </div> \r\n</body>', 323, 2, '2013-03-20 12:18:41', 100),
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Every day an hour before dinner, let her take the bigness\r\n            <lb />of a nutmeg of the <action n=\"31\"><choice><abbr>Strengthen<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>strengthening</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Elect.</abbr><expan>Electuary</expan></choice></action> <choice><abbr>wash<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>washing</expan></choice> it down <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a small\r\n            <lb />cupfull of the <action n=\"31\"><choice><abbr>Strengthen<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>strengthening</expan></choice> Infusion</action>.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />2. Every <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> before <choice><abbr>breakf.</abbr><expan>breakfast</expan></choice> take 25 of the <action n=\"60\">stomachic</action> drops\r\n            <lb />in a glass of water &amp; the same before supper.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />3. Cold bathing in the sea or in any other more convenient way.\r\n            <lb />but if after it <symptom n=\"21\">she do not recover her heat</symptom>, the <choice><abbr>bath<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>bathing</expan></choice> is improper.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />4. Fresh air &amp; gentle exercise. Must never <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> or <symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom>\r\n            <lb />herself by walking. Dancing bad for her. She should often\r\n            <lb />ride on horseback as far as she easily bears. A Carriage will\r\n            <lb />always be useful, but of very little unless employed constantly\r\n            <lb />&amp; in journies of some length.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />5. Her diet ill to manage. Much vegetable will raise the\r\n            <lb />pains of her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, &amp; much Animal, will increase her\r\n            \r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />chief complaint. She may take some animal food every day at\r\n            <lb />dinner, but of the light kinds, &amp; very moderately, <choice><abbr>fill<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>filling</expan></choice> up <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />what vegetables she can digest. Avoid all fish. If her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />digest it her suppers should be some milkmeat. 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I do not recollect the state of her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>,\r\n        <lb />but <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> must be avoided, but <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetics</ingredient> will not do as\r\n        <lb />they would increase her complaints, so find something more proper.\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />The <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient> is the only thing that can save M<sup>r</sup> Ramsay.\r\n        <lb />If the <symptom n=\"78\">irritation</symptom> be not <symptom n=\"62\">inflammatory</symptom> the <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient> will certainly anÂ¬\r\n        <lb />swer, &amp; the <symptom n=\"62\">inflammatory <symptom n=\"78\">irritation</symptom></symptom> is in itself so fatal that\r\n        <lb />the <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient> can do no harm/ All this you will have determined\r\n        <lb />before now. 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The <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> having <add place=\"above\">gone</add> there is little\r\n            <lb />to fear &amp; tho the <choice><abbr>freq<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>frequent</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> should <choice><abbr>cont.</abbr><expan>continue</expan></choice> or the <condition n=\"57\">megrim</condition> return\r\n            <lb />I apprehend no danger from either. For the threatenings\r\n            <lb />I hope your <treatment n=\"9\">Vomit</treatment> will be effectual &amp; any remains of\r\n            <lb />frequency of <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> I expect <choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>may be</expan></choice> discussed by fresh air &amp;\r\n            <lb />exercise. In proper weather she should be abroad in a carÂ¬\r\n            <lb />riage, bringing her to it by degrees; by first taking her out\r\n            <lb />of her <choice><abbr>bedchamb.</abbr><expan>bedchamber</expan></choice> into a large airy room. In the Carriage\r\n            <lb />let her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> be well secured &amp; adapt the exercise to\r\n            <lb />her strength. No matter how little at first; by degrees you\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>m.</abbr><expan>may</expan></choice> bring it to what you please. If the <condition n=\"57\">megrim</condition> continue to\r\n            <lb />return <choice><abbr>wout</abbr><expan>without</expan></choice> an increase of the <symptom n=\"34\">feverish heat</symptom>, give her some\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient>, but as her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> admits only of a small dose, I would\r\n            <lb />give her that within an hour or even less of the accession\r\n            <lb />of the <symptom n=\"1\">megrin</symptom>. Still abstain from animal food, partiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cularly till she get at some kind of Exercise. I write all\r\n            <lb />this on the Supposition of her going on as she was ten days\r\n            <lb />ago; &amp; if I should be mistaken, &amp; her <symptom n=\"34\"><choice><abbr>feverishn.</abbr><expan>feverishness</expan></choice></symptom> &amp; <condition n=\"57\">megrim</condition> \r\n            <lb />shall have increased I must refer you to my former adÂ¬\r\n            <lb />vice &amp; if the circumstances of <symptom n=\"34\">fever</symptom> &amp; <condition n=\"57\">megrin</condition> should aÂ¬\r\n            <lb />gain allarm you I hope M<sup>rs</sup> Baillie will not be so\r\n            <lb />refractory as before.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> May 7<sup>th</sup> 1777</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4052, 2, '2013-08-20 14:50:52', 40),
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When he does employ them \r\n            <lb/>at all it should be in a full day light from the\r\n            <lb/>North, or in the shade free from all sunshine - he\r\n            <lb/>should never employ them at all by candle light\r\n            <lb/>he should avoid all glare of light, sunshine snow\r\n            <lb/>candles or any light in sight of his <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Care must be taken to avoid any fall of humour\r\n            <lb/>upon his <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart>, &amp; for this purpose he should have a\r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"4\">perpetual blister</treatment> on the <bodypart n=\"1\">crown of his head</bodypart> &amp; his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>frequently shaven. If this does not discharge well\r\n            <lb/>he should have a <treatment n=\"5\">seton</treatment> or <treatment n=\"11\">pea Issue</treatment> in the <bodypart n=\"10\">nape of his\r\n            <lb/>neck</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>To remove the obstructions allready formed the <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>to begin with a small Dose to be increased till it \r\n            <lb/>had some sensible effects as <symptom n=\"22\">giddiness</symptom>, <symptom n=\"2\">tremor</symptom> or lightness\r\n            <lb/><subst><del>about</del><add place=\"above\">across</add></subst> his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>. &amp; such a dose as has some of those\r\n            <lb/>effects, he should take two or three times a day for a \r\n            <lb/>month or two together. \r\n        </p>\r\n    <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient> often ill prepared, If 20 <choice><abbr>gr.</abbr><expan>grains</expan></choice> have no\r\n            <lb/>effects it may be suspected to be bad -- When the proper \r\n            <lb/>dose is found it may be continued while it has any sensiÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ble effects, but when these cease it must be increased.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>No change of Diet or confinement with this Medicine\r\n            <lb/>but cold to be avoided <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>will</expan></choice> always be hurtfull to \r\n            <lb/>his <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In Diet great moderation no salted meat &amp; little\r\n            <lb/>fish In Drink strictest termperance ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The Medicine <del><illegible l=\"2\" /></del> proposed above will operate \r\n            <lb/>better, if he drinks frequently of <ingredient n=\"70\">sassafras</ingredient> tea to \r\n            <lb/>the Quantity of an English Quart every day\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"above\">infusing</add> a gram of <ingredient n=\"70\">sassafras</ingredient> <subst><del>to</del><add place=\"above\">in</add></subst> a quart of boiling water.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>We think this ailment can not be mended by any\r\n            <lb/>external application, but when his <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> are stiff <symptom n=\"21\">hot</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>or pained they may be relieved by working them\r\n            <lb/>with the <treatment n=\"36\">collyrium</treatment> ordered below ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>We do not think his sight can be mended by any\r\n            <lb/>kind of Glasses --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥viij \r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"120\">sacchar. saturn.</ingredient> â„ˆij\r\n                <lb/>Solve et per chart am cola <unclear>dein</unclear> adde\r\n                <lb/>Syrup <unclear>violar</unclear>. vel. <ingredient n=\"107\">ros. pallid.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take seven ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose Water</ingredient> and two scruples of <ingredient n=\"120\">ceruccsa acetate</ingredient>. 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Speaking \r\n            <lb/>much or blowing upon any wind instrument may do him\r\n            <lb/>much harm - His diet should be altogether without\r\n     <pb n=\"2\"/> \r\n            <lb/>animal food, except when he is at sea, when he may have\r\n            <lb/>at dinner a little weak broth made of portable<note> \'Of a liquid substance: that may be carried or transported conveniently, having been reduced by evaporation to a dried or concentrated form able to be reconstituted later by the addition of water\' (OED).</note> soup, after \r\n            <lb/>it a little of any kind of fresh meat, but for the rest, both then\r\n            <lb/>and when he is on shore, his diet must consist of Milk, grain\r\n            <lb/>and fruit, and every variety of the two last may be employed.\r\n            <lb/>Whether he is at sea or on shore he must abstain from every\r\n            <lb/>kind of strong drink and to take water and watery liquors\r\n            <lb/>only - When he gets plenty of fruit it is probable his \r\n            <lb/>body will be sufficiently open, but if either at sea or upon any\r\n            <lb/>other occasion he shall be affected with <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> it may carefully\r\n            <lb/>obviated or removed, by taking as much <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor Oil</ingredient> as will move\r\n            <lb/>him once a day. 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Mix to obtain a powder. \r\n                    Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening powders</action>.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Of this powder let her take as\r\n            <lb />much as will be upon a sixpence, &amp; lick it either dry or\r\n            <lb />mixed with a little water berry. Let it be taken five or\r\n            <lb />six hours before the time that the return of the <symptom n=\"38\">bilious <symptom n=\"3\">vomiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tings</symptom></symptom> <choice><abbr>m.</abbr><expan>might</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>b</abbr><expan>be</expan></choice> expected &amp; if the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> bear it let the dose be\r\n            <lb />repeated in two hours after &amp; thus if possible 2 or 3 times\r\n            <lb />before the <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> be expected to return. If the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />bear it, tho the effects do not immediately appear, continue it,\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>increas<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>increasing</expan></choice> gradually both the <choice><abbr>q<sup>ty</sup></abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> of each dose &amp; number of doses\r\n            <lb />If the disease be <illegible w=\"1\" /> <symptom n=\"57\">spasmodical</symptom>, this will be of service but\r\n            <lb />if any considerable <symptom n=\"24\">obstructions</symptom> be formed, neither this nor any\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>med</abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice> I know, will be of service, &amp; it can be palliated by <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />alone. Her diet must be first <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>what</expan></choice> her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> can bear. Her\r\n            <lb />drink, only spirits &amp; water &amp; that <choice><abbr>m.</abbr><expan>might</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>b</abbr><expan>be</expan></choice> given pretty freely.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> May 31. 1777.\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />W. C.\r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4074, 11, '2015-04-10 10:36:56', 90),
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She may\r\n            <lb />sometimes have boiled haddoc, whitey or flounder <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />a very simple sauce, &amp; sometimes in place of Animal\r\n            <lb/> food she may have a soft boiled egg at dinner.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />On the days that she has not animal food she\r\n            <lb />may after her broth have some kind of light pudÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ding as of bread, rice, or Cassade &amp; sometimes but\r\n            <lb />more rarely a little Custard -- When her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />is disposed to <symptom n=\"48\">acidity</symptom>, I would give no roots, greens\r\n            <lb />garden things but I expect that by the use of \r\n            \r\n            \r\n         <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />the Powders advised, she will be much mended &amp; then it will be\r\n            <lb />allowable to give her Garden things as turnips pease or colliÂ¬\r\n            <lb />flour -- especially when they first come in, young &amp; tender,\r\n            <lb />but in every shape they should be taken very moderately.\r\n            <lb />Her ordinary drink must be plain water or toast water\r\n            <lb />No malt liquor, &amp; hardly any wine -\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Any porridge either of barley or oatmeal is improper\r\n            <lb />but if very fond of them she may have them for supper.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 9<sup>th.</sup> June. 1777.\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />W.C.\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4078, 3, '2013-12-14 15:51:04', 67);
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Bruce <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> the Rev<sup>d</sup> M<sup>r</sup> Munro of Farr.\r\n            \r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Time of life and continuance of his this disease render\r\n            <lb />my assistance doubtfull.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">Bleeding</treatment> Ambiguous - but if any affection of his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"45\">kidnies</bodypart> should return with a <symptom n=\"15\">frequent and full\r\n            <lb />Pulse</symptom> you might take some <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />As to his <condition n=\"31\">Palsy</condition> keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> <choice><abbr>reg<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice> - an <treatment n=\"11\">Issue\r\n            <lb />on his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></treatment> &amp; use <ingredient n=\"101\" t=\"15\">some preparation of Guaiac either a Strong Decoction</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"101\" t=\"12\">he Volatile Elixir</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />from fifty to a hundred drops in some white\r\n            <lb />wine whey <choice><abbr>h. s.</abbr><expan>hora somni</expan></choice><note>To be taken \"at bedtime\".</note> <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers Powder</ingredient> not safe\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurial Preparations</ingredient> hazardous. <ingredient n=\"33\">Antimonial\r\n            <lb />Ones</ingredient> might be safer. - employed sometimes to\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"9\">Vomit more frequently to nauseate or so</treatment>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />or so managed as to supply the place of\r\n            <lb />other <action n=\"24\">Purgatives</action>.\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Cold bathing ambiguous; and <action n=\"29\">Tonics</action>\r\n            <lb />not very promising &amp; often employed might\r\n            <lb />do harm.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />So far with regard to internal remedies\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />As to external must be adjusted as you\r\n            <lb />think fit --\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I shall be obliged to you for the <condition n=\"123\">Petechial\r\n            <lb />Fever</condition>, surely a rare occurrence in Caithness.<note>In the letter to which this is the reply (ID:1395), Bruce had offered to send a report on this outbreak because he thought it confirmed some of Cullen\'s pet theories.</note>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 9<sup>th</sup> June <u>1777</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4079, 3, '2013-12-16 18:19:54', 70),
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After <choice><abbr>consider<sup>g</sup> y<sup>se</sup></abbr><expan>considering these</expan></choice> I can make no\r\n            <lb/>important addition. but in case they be lost\r\n            <lb/>I have transcribed &amp; send inclosed. Vide\r\n            <lb/>the other Case book. M<sup>r</sup> M. Laing in \r\n            <lb/>March 24. 1774.<note>This original cross-reference to Cullen\'s earlier response of 24 March 1775 [Letter ID:3691] confirms that he referred to the volumes in which he recorded his consultation replies as \"case books\".</note>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>From <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> account recieved now. I see <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup> w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that what</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>I said formerly about not <unclear><choice><abbr>enc<sup>g</sup></abbr><abbr>encouraging</abbr></choice></unclear> <symptom n=\"42\"><choice><abbr>suppurat<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>suppuration</expan></choice></symptom> &amp; <choice><abbr>delay<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>delaying</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>to open <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"18\">tumours</symptom> has not been very exactly\r\n            <lb/>attended too but I fear it is too late to say any\r\n            <lb/>more on <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> subject now.<note>In his earlier response Cullen had written \'I must observe that these slow tumours are rather the worse for being soon opened and it is commonly as well to let them break of themselves.\'</note> I expect <symptom n=\"18\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> tum<sup>r</sup> on \r\n            <lb/>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the tumour on the</expan></choice> elbow will have matter in it</symptom> &amp; \r\n            <lb/>will\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>break soon &amp; I would leaue <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> progress of both\r\n            <lb/>to nature. &amp; so <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> regard to any <symptom n=\"18\">tumours</symptom>, already\r\n            <lb/>or <choice><abbr>afterw<sup>ds</sup></abbr><expan>afterwards</expan></choice> to appear &amp; for <symptom n=\"131\">open sores</symptom> vid. Direct\r\n            <lb/>as referred to above. I shall be glad if Mr\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>Brought<sup>ns</sup> ointm<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Broughton\'s ointment</expan></choice><note>Ointment promoted by the London surgeon Charles Broughton who, as evident in his correspondence with Cullen also included in this digital edition, claimed that it cured cancerous tumours. Cullen had recommended it to Laing in his earlier response.</note>i be still preserved but if not\r\n            <lb/>I cannot now supply it nor can I do it <unclear>but by</unclear>\r\n            <lb/>sending to London &amp; it would be too late &amp;\r\n            <lb/>not worth the trouble.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>As to <choice><abbr>intern. med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>internal medicines</expan></choice> be sorry to keep back any\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>remed. y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>remedy that</expan></choice> Mr L. or his friends &amp;c. but sincerely\r\n            <lb/>neither <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"7\"><ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"17\"><choice><abbr>Moff. Harrowg.</abbr><expan>Moffat Harrowgate</expan></choice></ingredient></ingredient> \r\n            or other <ingredient n=\"12\">mineral water</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>can do more <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> may be done in Orkney for him.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In 500 cases of <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> kind I have seen as \r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> good by <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> solut<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>the solution</expan></choice> I prescribed last year as\r\n            <lb/>by any <ingredient n=\"12\">mineral water</ingredient> whatever. Let him take to\r\n            <lb/>it <choice><abbr>ag<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>again</expan></choice> immediately &amp; continue it reguarly for\r\n            <lb/>6 or 8 weeks to come. That course finished, for \r\n            <lb/>a month or two more he may drink <ingredient n=\"18\">sea water</ingredient> from\r\n            <lb/>half a mutchkin to a mutchkin every <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> dose to be regulated by <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> effect, to keep his\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"37\"><choice><abbr>B.R.</abbr><expan>Bowels Regular</expan></choice></bodypart> but not <treatment n=\"30\">purge</treatment>. If <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"18\">sea water</ingredient> raise <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom> it will be proper to mix a 1/2 or equal \r\n            <lb/>part of fresh spring water <choice><abbr>w y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>with the</expan></choice> salt.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>As to diet &amp; drink <choice><abbr>Direct<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>Directions</expan></choice> referred to above\r\n            <lb/>Unlucky his being confined to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> house &amp;\r\n            <lb/>earnestly I advise some exercise &amp; fresh air\r\n        </p>\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I observe he has got some <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruv. bark</ingredient> &amp; may\r\n            <lb/>be <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> better for it but it requires some manageÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ment as <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> long continuance of it at one time may\r\n            <lb/>do harm.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Let him take it at <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> rate of <choice><abbr>Ê’j</abbr><expan>one drachm</expan></choice> a day for a\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>4<sup>t</sup> n<sup>t</sup> but y<sup>n</sup> intermitt</abbr><expan>fortnight but then intermittently</expan></choice> for a month before he\r\n            <lb/>take any more.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> March 20<sup>th</sup> 1775</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3775, 11, '2014-10-15 22:37:08', 175),
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Not having\r\n            <lb/>recieved yours of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> 26<sup>th.</sup> not positive, but as the\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"69\">intestines</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"45\">kidneys</bodypart> seem to perform their duty I\r\n            <lb/>hope <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <condition n=\"35\">abscess</condition> has been in the <bodypart n=\"89\">teguments</bodypart> only.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Wherever it has been our endeavours trust be to\r\n            <lb/>bring it to a good digestion &amp; obviate <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"34\">Hectic</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>For both <choice><abbr>y<sup>se</sup></abbr><expan>these</expan></choice> purposes nothing so promising \r\n            <lb/>as <ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient> &amp; I beg he may admit of it immediately \r\n            <lb/>Give at least <choice><abbr>Ê’ij</abbr><expan>two drachms</expan></choice> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> powder in the course of\r\n            <lb/>every 24 hours &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup> to be cont<sup>d</sup> for a 4<sup>tt</sup> night</abbr><expan>this to be continued for a fortnight</expan></choice>. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The easiest way of taking it is by mixing it\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> an equal <choice><abbr>p<sup>t</sup> of Extr.</abbr><expan>part of Extract</expan></choice> of <ingredient n=\"121\">Liquorice</ingredient>. <choice><abbr>Extr.</abbr><expan>Extract</expan></choice> to \r\n            <lb/>be softened <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> boiling water &amp; beaten into a pulp.\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>M up y<sup>e</sup> powd<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>Mix up the powdered</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> to be immediately <unclear>mixed</unclear> &amp;\r\n   <pb n=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> whole to be diffused in water <choice><abbr>â„¥viij to the Ê’ij</abbr><expan>eight ounces to the two drachms</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>of <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> to be given in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> course of y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the course of the</expan></choice> day by\r\n            <lb/>3 or 4 spoonfulls at a time. \r\n       </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>No other <choice><abbr>inter. med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>internal medicines</expan></choice> can I think of now\r\n            <lb/>The management of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"131\">sores</symptom> I leave to your &amp;c\r\n            <lb/>He may <choice><abbr>cont.</abbr><expan>continue</expan></choice> his claret <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a <unclear>dieth</unclear> neither full\r\n            <lb/>nor very low.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> March 20<sup>th</sup> 1775</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3776, 11, '2015-04-17 21:39:48', 132),
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He is not yet properly \r\n            <lb/>affected with any particular disease &amp; his sympÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>toms express only a general loss of vigour in his\r\n            <lb/>whole body. For what I can see this may with\r\n            <lb/>good management still be repaired but it will reÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>quire a great deal of attention for some time. The \r\n            <lb/>following measures are what I can recommend to \r\n            <lb/>him.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In Diet he may take any plain meat whether\r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>flesh or fish as his appetite disposes him to: but\r\n            <lb/>when his appetite is tolerable he should prefer\r\n            <lb/>the lighter kinds &amp; at any rate he should take\r\n            <lb/>meat but once a day <add place=\"above\">&amp; with respect to quantity he should keep his stomach always light</add>. While his appetite, is bad\r\n            <lb/>&amp; his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> disposed to <symptom n=\"7\">flatulency</symptom> he should\r\n            <lb/>take no broths &amp; he must be very sparing of\r\n            <lb/>all sort of vegetables except it may be in the \r\n            <lb/>summer seasons when the vegetables first come\r\n            <lb/>in &amp; are very young and tender. He may take \r\n            <lb/>mustard freely &amp; some kinds of spiceries moÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>derately but should take no kind of Pickles.\r\n            <lb/>I have no objection to his taking cold meat\r\n            <lb/>whenever his appetite disposes him to it. He\r\n            <lb/>should keep his suppers always very light; for\r\n            <lb/>breakfast or at any other time he should take\r\n            <lb/>no Indian tea, or coffee, but may take weak choÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>colate, cocoa tea, or bread &amp; milk.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In Drink he should be as moderate as\r\n            <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>possible in point of quantity, of any kind. He \r\n            <lb/>should entirely abstain from malt liquors and \r\n            <lb/>his ordinary drink should be plain water or\r\n            <lb/>with a little wine in it. As I suppose he has\r\n            <lb/>been accustomed to take more or less of strong\r\n            <lb/>drink every day, he must continue to do so but\r\n            <lb/>it must be always moderately &amp; quantity\r\n            <lb/>that heats him or approaches to intoxication\r\n            <lb/>will always do him much harm. On these\r\n            <lb/>conditions he may take either wine or punch\r\n            <lb/>&amp; the liquor which passes most readily by wine\r\n            <lb/>I should think the best for him, &amp; I should \r\n            <lb/>think his punch the better for both being \r\n            <lb/>weak &amp; having little souring.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>It is very proper &amp; even necessary to avoid sitÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ting long at business of any kind &amp; particularly \r\n            <lb/>in writing. he should be frequently in the fresh\r\n            <lb/>air &amp; in moderate exercise. His walking must\r\n            <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n            <lb/>particularly be very moderate, for walking fast,\r\n            <lb/>walking up hill, or long at one time will do\r\n            <lb/>him always harm. Now the severity of the\r\n            <lb/>season being over, riding on horseback is the\r\n            <lb/>most proper exercise for him, &amp; he should be \r\n            <lb/>on horseback more or less every day, taking\r\n            <lb/>care however that it is always within the\r\n            <lb/>bounds of <symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom> &amp; that his <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>be never much chilled.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Every morning he should have his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp;\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> <treatment n=\"39\">well rubbed &amp; chafed with warm\r\n                <lb/>flannel</treatment> or he may have them <treatment n=\"18\">rubbed gently but\r\n                    <lb/>for a long time with a flesh brush</treatment>. At\r\n            <lb/>all times by thick shoes &amp; warm stockings he should\r\n            <lb/>keep his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> warm and dry. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In every other respect the should guard aÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>gainst cold &amp; at the same time avoid soaking\r\n            <lb/>much in warm chambers. Late hours are very\r\n            <pb n=\"5\"/>         \r\n            <lb/>bad for him &amp; it is almost as hurtfull for him\r\n            <lb/>to lye long abed in the morning.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>These are articles of regimen which M<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb/>Campbell must consider as essentially necessary\r\n            <lb/>&amp; unless they be strictly observed, the remedies\r\n            <lb/>I am to propose will be of little service: but\r\n            <lb/>with a proper regimen &amp; the following remeÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>dies I hope he will recover his wonted health\r\n            <lb/>&amp; vigour.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In the place of his <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> where we ordinarily\r\n            <lb/>put a <treatment n=\"5\">seton</treatment>, let a <treatment n=\"11\">pea issue</treatment> be put in on each\r\n            <lb/>side of the <bodypart n=\"36\">spine</bodypart> which may be done by <ingredient n=\"295\">caustic</ingredient><note>Mark-up as \'caustic power\' is tentative, as various caustic substances might also be implied.</note>\r\n            <lb/>but, I think, better by <treatment n=\"1\">the lancet</treatment>. If these <treatment n=\"11\">issues</treatment>\r\n            <lb/>discharge well they must be continued for some\r\n            <lb/>time but if they either do not discharge well or\r\n            <lb/>be very troublesome in that part they may be\r\n            <lb/>transferred to the <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> on the inside a little beÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>low the <bodypart n=\"19\">knee</bodypart> &amp; this measure will be especially\r\n            <pb n=\"6\"/>  \r\n            <lb/>proper if the <symptom n=\"63\">edematous swellings</symptom> of his <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>should increase.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>To restore the tone of his system let him\r\n            <lb/>take a dose of the tonic powders ordered on t\'oÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ther page twice a day, that is about eleven o clock\r\n            <lb/>forenoon &amp; again at seven of the evening waÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>shing down each dose with a small teacupÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>full of the <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Infusion</action> also ordeÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>red on the other page.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If after a few days trial the powders be found \r\n            <lb/>to sit well on his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> it will be proper\r\n            <lb/>to increase the dose of the <ingredient n=\"35\">Limatura</ingredient> to double\r\n            <lb/>of what is now prescribed &amp; in a week or ten days\r\n            <lb/>after on the same condition, the <ingredient n=\"35\">Limatura</ingredient> may\r\n            <lb/>be increased at each dose to three or four times\r\n            <lb/>the quantity now ordered. These medicines may\r\n            <lb/>be continued for a month but no longer at one time,\r\n            <lb/>&amp; if the <symptom n=\"63\">edematous swellings</symptom> of his <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> &amp; <symptom n=\"27\">scarcity\r\n                <pb n=\"7\"/>\r\n                <lb/>of urine</symptom> should notwithstanding these medicines\r\n            <lb/>continue to increase they must be interrupted &amp; \r\n            <lb/>he must take to the use of the <action n=\"12\">Diuretic</action> mixÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ture ordered below, &amp; in continuing the use of\r\n            <lb/>this the dose of it must be increased to what\r\n            <lb/>his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> easily bear.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>These are all the medicines I think necessary\r\n            <lb/>at present but if M<sup>r</sup> Campbell will be pleased\r\n            <lb/>to give me any report of their effects &amp; an account \r\n            <lb/>of his then circumstances I shall be very ready\r\n            <lb/>to contribute whatever is in my power to his reÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>covery.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> March 8<sup>th</sup> 1776</dateline>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For Alexander Campbell Esq.<sup>r</sup></head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"35\">Limat. Mart.</ingredient> pp.<sup>t</sup> <unclear>gr.</unclear> V\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"65\">cinnam. pulv.</ingredient>\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"50\">sacch. alb. duriss.</ingredient> @ gr. X\r\n                <lb/>â„³. f. pulvis et f. h:m. dos. N<sup>o</sup> xii\r\n                <lb/>Signa Tonic powders one to be taken in a little <ingredient n=\"280\">curÂ¬\r\n                    <lb/>rant jelly</ingredient> twice a day.\r\n            </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take five grains of prepared <ingredient n=\"35\">Limat. Martis</ingredient>, ten grains each of <ingredient n=\"65\">powdered cinnamon</ingredient>\r\n                    and <ingredient n=\"50\">white sugar</ingredient>. Mix and make a powder and in an emergency make a dose of twelve.\r\n                    Label: Tonic Powders, one to be taken in a little <ingredient n=\"280\">currant jelly</ingredient> twice a day.\r\n                </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <pb n=\"8\"/>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž Pulv. <ingredient n=\"1\">cort. 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In a glass or marble mortar rub with a little water \r\n                    <unclear>for an hour</unclear> then add two pounds of water <illegible w=\"1\"/> in powder <illegible w=\"2\"/> and add half a drachm each of \r\n                    <ingredient n=\"21\">orange peel</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient>, one drachm of <ingredient n=\"208\">coriander seeds</ingredient>.\r\n                    Soak to soften for eight hours then strain in paper and to the strained solution add two ounces of <ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">aromatic Tincture</ingredient>.\r\n                    Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening</action> Infusion. A small teacupful to be taken with every dose of the powders.\r\n                </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž<note>The whole of this recipe has been scored-out with a vertical line.</note> <ingredient n=\"38\">Sal.<del>vol. c. cerv</del></ingredient> <ingredient n=\"45\"><add place=\"above\">Tartar</add></ingredient> <del>Ê’iÅ¿s</del> â„ˆjv\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"247\">Succ. limon</ingredient> â„¥ij vel. q.s. necamplius\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥iij\r\n                <lb/>- <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnam. simpl.</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl.</ingredient> Ê’x\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"125\">Sol. Tartar</ingredient> Ê’j\r\n                <lb/>â„³. Signa <action n=\"12\">Diuretic</action> Mixture. two tablespoonÂ¬\r\n                <lb/>fuls to be taken three or four times a day.\r\n            </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take<note>The whole of this recipe has been scored-out with a vertical line.</note> <del>a drachm and a half</del> four scruples of <ingredient n=\"38\">Salt <del>volatile of hartshorn</del></ingredient> <ingredient n=\"45\"><add place=\"above\">Tartar</add></ingredient>,\r\n                    two ounces of <ingredient n=\"247\">lemon juice</ingredient> or a sufficient quantity, yet no more than his; and three ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">rose water</ingredient>, two ounces\r\n                    of <ingredient n=\"65\">simple cinnamon</ingredient>, ten drachms of <ingredient n=\"172\">simple syrup</ingredient> and one drachm of <ingredient n=\"125\">soluable Tartar</ingredient>.\r\n                    Mix. Label: <action n=\"12\">Diuretic</action> Mixture. 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It will be best put in <del>out</del> at <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> outer\r\n            <lb/>corner &amp;. <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>. motion of the <bodypart n=\"6\">eyelids</bodypart> will soon work\r\n            <lb/>it to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> other.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>linim<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>liniment</expan></choice> is found to give no <choice><abbr>irritat<sup>n.</sup></abbr><expan>irritation</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>or very little only <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>applic<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>application</expan></choice> may be <choice><abbr>repeat<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>repeated</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>ev.</abbr><expan>every</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>n.</abbr><expan>night</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>for a week &amp; both <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> strength &amp; <choice><abbr>q<sup>ty</sup></abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> of <del><illegible l=\"1\"/></del> the\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>linim<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>liniment</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>appl<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>applied</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>m.</abbr><expan>may</expan></choice> be a little increased but I\r\n            <lb/>would not have <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>applic<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>application</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>cont</abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice> longer <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> for 8\r\n            <lb/>days at one time &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>eff<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>effects</expan></choice> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> will give some\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>direct<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>directions</expan></choice> how soon it should be renewed.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>While <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>ointm<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>ointment</expan></choice> is employed no other <choice><abbr>appliÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>cat<sup>n.</sup></abbr><expan>application</expan></choice> is to be made only <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart> are to be washed\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>ev.</abbr><expan>every</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>morn.</abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> water neither hot nor cold.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>During <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> use of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>ointm<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>ointment</expan></choice> close <choice><abbr>confinem<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>confimenet</expan></choice> is\r\n            <lb/>not necessary but <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart> <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> not be exposed at\r\n            <lb/>windows or by going <choice><abbr>abr<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>abroad</expan></choice> to any sharp cold.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>During <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> use of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>ointm<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>ointment</expan></choice> it will be\r\n            <lb/>proper to <treatment n=\"30\">purge</treatment> <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a dose of <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalap</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 9<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb/>1775.</dateline>\r\n        <signed>W.C.</signed></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <head>For <choice><abbr>Col. Campb. daught.</abbr><expan>Colonel Campbell\'s daughter</expan></choice></head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n            <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\">Ung. Mercurial cum\r\n            <lb/>Simpl. Mercur.</ingredient> &amp; ad <unclear>norman</unclear>\r\n            <lb/>Ph. Ed<sup>r.</sup> sine <ingredient n=\"55\">terebinth.</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/><unclear>harati</unclear> Ê’j\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"209\">axung. porcin.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s. â„³. f. Linim<sup>tn.</sup>\r\n            <lb/>Signa Linim. for <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart>.\r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take an <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\">ointment of mercury and simple mercury</ingredient>,\r\n                and ad an ounce of <unclear>norman</unclear> according to the Edinburgh Pharmacopeia but\r\n                without <ingredient n=\"55\">turpentine</ingredient> <unclear>harati</unclear>,\r\n                and half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"209\">pig fat</ingredient>.\r\n                Mix it all until it forms a liniment.\r\n                Label it: Liniment for the eyes.\r\n            </reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer><dateline>9<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb/>1775.</dateline>\r\n        <signed>W.C.</signed></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3717, 2, '2013-08-19 16:56:38', 105),
(1261, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c5980\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:5980] From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Mr Andrew Liddell (Liddle) / Regarding: Mr Dunbar (Patient) / 23? February 1776 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Gillian Weir</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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I think thereÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>fore that some efforts should be made to expell <condition n=\"39\">worms</condition> &amp; the\r\n            <lb/>medicines I find most effectual for this purpose is <ingredient n=\"77\">Gamboge</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>but the first must be used with caution. I would give to a\r\n            <lb/>young man of M<sup>r</sup> Dunbars age <choice><abbr><ingredient n=\"77\">Gamb.</ingredient> gr ij <ingredient n=\"7\">Calom.</ingredient> gr v <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalap</ingredient> gr X\r\n            <lb/>â„³. f. Bolus vel Pilula</abbr><expan><ingredient n=\"77\">Gambogia</ingredient> two grains <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient> five grains <ingredient n=\"10\">Jallop</ingredient> ten grains \r\n                Mix and make a Bolus or Pills</expan></choice> as he likes best. This dose should give 4\r\n            <lb/>or 5 stools &amp; if it gives any less the dose of the <ingredient n=\"77\"><choice><abbr>Gamb.</abbr><expan>Gambogia</expan></choice></ingredient> should be\r\n            <lb/>increased to 2 or 3 grains more &amp; such doses at the intervals of 2 3\r\n            <lb/>or 4 days, as he bears the <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> should be given for several times\r\n      <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>If he can bear it for three or four times &amp; at the same time no <condition n=\"39\">worms</condition>\r\n            <lb/>appear I would give up the trial but if they do appear, you will be \r\n            <lb/>directed by the circumstances of them &amp; the relief of symptoms <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>they produce to repeat the course again sooner or later.- A day or\r\n            <lb/>two before he takes these doses, let him drink <ingredient n=\"22\">Valerian tea</ingredient> pretty\r\n            <lb/>strong &amp; in what <choice><abbr>qty</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> he <del>as</del> easily bears &amp; he should do the same in all the \r\n            <lb/>intervals of his Physick - Tho I have fixed a dose for him, you may\r\n            <lb/>order as his constitution &amp; may direct. If his measure has no effect\r\n            <lb/>&amp; produce no appearance of <condition n=\"39\">worms</condition> the case must be taken up as\r\n            <lb/>a <symptom n=\"57\">spasmodic affection</symptom> &amp; the medecine I would chiefly depend upon is the\r\n            <lb/>following\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"35\">Limatur. Mart.</ingredient> pp.<sup>t</sup> gr v. <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon.</ingredient> pulv. <ingredient n=\"50\">sacch alb.</ingredient> @ gr X\r\n                <lb/>Terito simul ut f. Pulvis ut. f. h.m. dos xij S. <action n=\"29\">Tonic</action> Powders\r\n                <lb/>one to be taken twice a day in a little <ingredient n=\"280\">Currant Jelly</ingredient> or Panada\r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take five grains of prepared <ingredient n=\"35\">Steel</ingredient>; ten grains of each of powdered <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"50\">white Sugar</ingredient>\r\n                Rub together in order to make a Powder. In an emergency make a dose of twelve. Label: <action n=\"29\">Tonic</action> Powders. One to be taken twice a day in a little <ingredient n=\"280\">currant Jelly</ingredient> or Panada\r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>On trial, the dose of the <ingredient n=\"35\">Limat.</ingredient> while it does not make him <symptom n=\"3\">sick</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>should be increased to ten to fifteen nay twenty grains for a dose. It \r\n            <lb/>frequently keeps the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> open, but if it do not you must give a <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action>\r\n            <lb/>especially when the preludes to his <symptom n=\"119\">startings</symptom> or the <symptom n=\"119\">startings</symptom> themselves\r\n            <lb/>have come on - <choice><abbr>Cont</abbr><expan>Continue</expan></choice> his low diet - not sit long at study, and be\r\n            <lb/>in fresh air &amp; exercise\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1776</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 5980, 3, '2013-04-29 19:53:58', 142),
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May go on horse\r\n        <lb/>back at a step or in a carriage on smooth roads &amp; go gently.\r\n    </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Sloane</head>\r\n       <recipe>\r\n           <choice><orig>\r\n               <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"61\">Fol. uv. urs</ingredient> Ê’iij sem. <ingredient n=\"177\">foenic. dulc.</ingredient> corrtus. Ê’j\r\n               <lb/>Aq. bull. lbiÅ¿s Digere h.24 &amp; cola\r\n               <lb/>Signa Healing Infusion, half a gill twice a day.\r\n           </orig>\r\n           \r\n           <reg>\r\n               Take three drachms of <ingredient n=\"61\">Uva Ursi leaves</ingredient>, one drachm of <ingredient n=\"177\">sweet fennel</ingredient> seeds <unclear>corrtus.</unclear> and \r\n               a pound and a half of boiling water.  Let it digest for 24 hours and strain. Label: Healing Infusion, half a gill twice a day.\r\n           </reg></choice>\r\n       </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Sunday March 3<sup>d</sup> 1776</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 5985, 2, '2013-06-04 14:35:05', 135),
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The family\r\n            <lb />desires to be remember\'d to you, &amp; believe\r\n            <lb />me, <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir, to be with <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> greatest respect\r\n        </p>\r\n            <closer>\r\n                <salute>Your Most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> Humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute> <signed>Jos. Forster</signed>\r\n            </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Compliments to your Son\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doct<sup>r.</sup> Cullen at\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Forster q\r\n            <lb />Col. 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Your kind attention to my fears &amp;\r\n        <lb />anxieties was a very great comfort, &amp; what I had little reason\r\n        <lb />to expect from one so much engaged as you must be â€“ You have\r\n        <lb />no <add place=\"above\">cause to</add> regret our being at such a distance but I can asure you I do</p>\r\n   <p><lb />I beg you\'ll take the trouble to offer my best <choice><abbr>Comp<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice> to Miss Peggie\r\n        <lb />I was sorry it was not in my power to call upon her before\r\n        <lb />I left town But hope some time or other I shall have the \r\n        <lb />pleasure of both paying &amp; receiving visits without any such\r\n        <lb />disagreable errand as I formerly had â€“â€“ I beg you may believe\r\n        <lb />my Best wishes attend you &amp; all your family &amp; that\r\n        <lb />I shall ever think myself Sir your much obliged friend</p>\r\n       <closer><salute>&amp; <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> humble Servant</salute>\r\n       <signed>Jean Kirkpatrick</signed></closer></div>\r\n<div>\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n  <handShift />\r\n    <annot>M<sup>r</sup> Kirkpatrick.\r\n    <lb />May 20. 1777.\r\n    <lb />answered but not needing\r\n    <lb />to be transcribed â€“â€“â€“â€“</annot>\r\n</div></body>', 1406, 2, '2013-06-19 13:53:49', 136);
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I was hurried for\r\n        <lb />a day or two &amp; afterwards had to set out for Islay\r\n        <lb />at a minutes warning to visit my good freind\r\n        <lb />Mr Campbell I was sorry to find upon coming back\r\n        <lb />that I had missed the opportunity of seeing you at Glasgow.\r\n        <lb />You may believe Doctor that anything in my\r\n        <lb />power to serve you is gratefully at your Command\r\n        <lb />I am under numerous engagements for Oxford\r\n        <lb />but have found that of the many who have applied\r\n        <lb />numbers have altered their views so that I am\r\n        <lb />hopefull I may be able to serve your freinds and you\r\n        <lb />may depend upon everything I am capable of doing\r\n        <lb />You visited Mrs Whytlaw when at Glasgow and\r\n        <lb />delayed giving her full advice until you had\r\n        <lb />a letter from me. She is but lately a patient of\r\n        <lb />mine, and from every veiw I coud have of the case\r\n        <lb />I could have I coud not help considering it as <condition n=\"28\">Hysterical</condition>\r\n        <lb />I advised her to use exercise on horseback which she did\r\n        <lb />with some advantage. The weather however prevented her\r\n        <lb />from continuing it &amp; she was hurt considerably by\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />confinement. Of late she has been rather better\r\n        <lb />and was to get out whenever the weather woud permit\r\n        <lb />Her food has always been solid when she used slops\r\n        <lb />she has consistently found herself worse she has been\r\n        <lb />used to take a glass of wine sometimes with water\r\n        <lb />&amp; has in general abstained from malt liquor</p>\r\n    <p><lb />She takes at night <action n=\"34\">an anodyne</action> equal parts of <ingredient n=\"58\"><choice><abbr>L.L.</abbr><expan>Liquid Laudanum</expan></choice></ingredient>\r\n        <lb />and <ingredient n=\"123\"><choice><orig>Sp<sup>t</sup> Lav: C</orig><reg>Spirit of Lavender Compound</reg></choice></ingredient> and occasionally <action n=\"21\">a Laxative pill</action>\r\n        <lb />for some months past she has been subject to <symptom n=\"3\">violent\r\n        <lb />pains in <bodypart n=\"64\">the belly</bodypart> with reaching</symptom> at the time of\r\n        <lb />menstruation these fitts have often left her <symptom n=\"6\">low and\r\n        <lb />defeat for some days</symptom>. She has set her mind upon\r\n        <lb />getting to the Country a Goat Whey expedition was\r\n        <lb />projected I expected as much good from from the exercise\r\n        <lb />as perhaps from the use of the Milk She had been\r\n        <lb />either used to bath or it had been proposed by Mr Parlane\r\n        <lb />I beleive she has not used the bath for a great while\r\n        <lb />nor did I think it proper in her present situation.</p>\r\n<p><lb />These Doctor are the hints I can give you I have been\r\n     <lb />short while employed &amp; coud get to the knowledge &amp; facts\r\n    <lb />only by second hand. She woud mention <condition n=\"39\">worms</condition> to you\r\n     <lb />Mrs Bannatyne gave the suggestion the common black\r\n     <lb />powders<note>Unidentified medical preparation (a vermifuge?), though apparently common enough for Hamilton to assume Cullen knows what they are.</note> were used with no effect. I shall beg an answer\r\n     <lb />from you by your conveniency</p>\r\n    <closer><salute><choice><abbr>Bleive</abbr><expan>Believe</expan></choice> me Sir\r\n        <lb />your most Humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb /></salute>\r\n        <signed>Thomas Hamilton</signed>\r\n    <dateline>Glasgow 21 May 1777</dateline></closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <p><lb />To\r\n        <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n        <lb />Physician\r\n        <lb />Edinburgh</p>\r\n    <handShift />\r\n    <annot>D<sup>r</sup> Hamilton\r\n    <lb />C M<sup>rs</sup> Whytlaw\r\n    <lb />May 21: 1777.\r\n    <lb />V vii P42.</annot>\r\n</div></body>', 1407, 3, '2013-09-15 09:44:15', 136),
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Yesterday <treatment n=\"1\">I was drawn\r\n        <lb />blood of</treatment> by <treatment n=\"14\">four Leeches</treatment>, they took away as much as could be\r\n        <lb />expected: This morning at the time of taking the <action n=\"33\">aperient\r\n        <lb />solution</action>, <symptom n=\"3\">I threw up a pretty large quantity of <bodypart n=\"88\">peelish stuff</bodypart></symptom>\r\n        <lb />at the intervals of taking the <action n=\"33\"><del>aperient</del></action> solution which\r\n        <lb />pressed the pain in my head very much, tho\' <symptom n=\"3\">since throwing\r\n        <lb />it up</symptom> I have been <symptom n=\"22\">less giddy</symptom> &amp; more easie; my surgeon M<sup>r.</sup>\r\n        <lb />Stevenson wants that I should <treatment n=\"9\">take a vomit</treatment> to clear <bodypart n=\"46\">my\r\n        <lb />stomach</bodypart> of this stuff, which he says will always while there\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"22\">make me giddy</symptom>, this you will well know, <symptom n=\"3\">the stuff that\r\n        \r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n\r\n        <lb />I threw up was</symptom> exceeding green &amp; sower. I beg your thoughts\r\n        <lb />on this matter which will very singularly oblige</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>Sir\r\n    <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>Obe<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n    <signed>Jas Sturrock</signed>\r\n   <dateline>Arbroath 12 May\r\n   <lb /><u>1777</u></dateline></closer>\r\n\r\n</div>\r\n    <div>\r\n\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n        <lb />Doc<sup>.r</sup> William Cullen\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n\r\n</p>\r\n        \r\n<handShift />\r\n        \r\n<annot>\r\n        <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Sturrock\r\n        <lb />May. 1777.\r\n        <lb />VII. p. 39.\r\n</annot>\r\n    \r\n\r\n\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n\r\n       <head>Remarks on Ja Sturroc<supplied>ck\'s</supplied> distress</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n         <lb />All along I have <symptom n=\"29\">belshed up much wind</symptom> and <symptom n=\"7\">little\r\n        <lb />has gone the other way in comparison</symptom> what used to go\r\n         <lb />---------\r\n\r\n</p>\r\n        \r\n<p>\r\n\r\n<lb />I am <symptom n=\"74\">not so renentive in memory as usuall</symptom>\r\n<lb />---------\r\n\r\n\r\n</p>\r\n        <p>\r\n\r\n         <lb />I some times <symptom n=\"73\">hear <bodypart n=\"47\">my nerves</bodypart> in <bodypart n=\"1\">my head</bodypart> as it\r\n        <lb />were strecking</symptom>\r\n        <lb />---------\r\n\r\n</p>\r\n       \r\n <p>\r\n\r\n        <lb />Autumn last I often observed that <symptom n=\"9\">the least faÂ¬\r\n         <lb />tigue</symptom> <symptom n=\"28\">made me sweat</symptom> --\r\n        <lb />---------\r\n</p>\r\n       \r\n\r\n<p>\r\n\r\n<lb /><symptom n=\"22\">When I turn rapidly round its apt to make me\r\n <lb />dizie</symptom>\r\n<lb />---------\r\n\r\n</p>\r\n      \r\n<p>\r\n\r\n        <lb />My speach is some measure affected\r\n       <lb />---------\r\n     \r\n</p>\r\n        <p>\r\n\r\n<lb /><symptom n=\"94\">I used to blood pretty often at the nose</symptom> of late\r\n        \r\n<lb />less frequent than some time ago.\r\n<lb />---------\r\n\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n           <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n           <handShift />\r\n           <annot>Case of\r\n               <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Sturrock\r\n               <lb />May &amp;c. <u>1777</u>\r\n               <lb />Vol. VII. p. 26</annot></div></body>', 1408, 3, '2013-12-17 20:46:39', 105),
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find\r\n        <lb />me your Directions &amp; oppinion /Directed for me at\r\n        <lb />Forress/ by the first post â€“â€“ Inclosed are <add place=\"above\">two</add> Guinea\r\n        <lb />Notes &amp; am</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>Sir\r\n        <lb />your most <choice><abbr>ob<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>obliged</expan></choice> &amp; most humble\r\n        <lb />Servant</salute>\r\n        <signed>Alex<sup>r.</sup> Grant</signed></closer></div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p><lb />A Woman of about 50 years of age was in <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1775\r\n            <lb />seized with <symptom n=\"38\">a Bilious Complaint</symptom> which was Removed at\r\n        <lb />that time &amp; she enjoyed good health till <choice><abbr>Febry</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> last when\r\n            <lb />her Disorder Recurred, with excruciating pains in <bodypart n=\"46\">her\r\n        <lb />stomach</bodypart> which lasted for severall hours notwithstanding\r\n        <lb />the application of various medicines both Externall &amp; 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Continued to Incress till releived by <ingredient n=\"14\">a\r\n                <lb />gentle dose of opium</ingredient>/ <ingredient n=\"1\">The Jesuits Bark</ingredient> was given in\r\n        <lb />Diffrent modes which in the Course of some weeks removed the\r\n        <lb />attacks till every fourth day &amp; <symptom n=\"38\">the Bilious Complaint</symptom> was\r\n        <lb />quite gone and tho this medicine was used with the Utmost\r\n        <lb />perseverance and <bodypart n=\"64\">the belly</bodypart> keept Regularly open with\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"21\">laxatives</action> particularly with <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor oil</ingredient> which she had\r\n        <lb />been accoustomed to take &amp; which agreed best with her\r\n            <lb />yet her disorder began again to encrease <ingredient n=\"5\">Pills of\r\n          <lb />Assafetida</ingredient> were given <ingredient n=\"60\">musk</ingredient> was tryed without effect\r\n            <lb />&amp; her great <unclear>abiation</unclear> to <ingredient n=\"58\">laudinum</ingredient> prevented its being\r\n            <lb />given by <bodypart n=\"2\">the mouth</bodypart> so that her disease became almost\r\n            <lb />continued for some days. <treatment n=\"8\">An injection of <ingredient n=\"5\">Assafetida</ingredient></treatment>\r\n            <lb />&amp; 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For three days past she has been again seized\r\n        <lb />with <symptom n=\"38\">bilious</symptom> <symptom n=\"3\">Vomitings</symptom> which attack her once in the\r\n            <lb />24 hours and much about the same time <symptom n=\"23\"><bodypart n=\"46\">Her stomach</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />is so very weak</symptom> that litle sits upon it except\r\n        <lb />sago which from the beginning has been her princiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />pall food &amp; her drink spirits &amp; water as fermented\r\n        <lb />liquors &amp; when tryed Disagreed All along she\r\n        <lb />has had <symptom n=\"76\">a spitting of white frothy saliva</symptom> and\r\n        <lb />when <symptom n=\"3\">sickness &amp; vomiting seized her</symptom> or was occaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sioned by <ingredient n=\"11\" t=\"19\">Chamomile Tea</ingredient> <symptom n=\"3\">the Discharge from\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart> was a tough Ropie fliam</symptom></p>\r\n    <p><lb />During her illness she has had regular\r\n        <lb /><condition n=\"8\">Returns of the discharge peculiar to the sex and\r\n        <lb />once so profuse</condition>  that it was thought proper to stop\r\n        <lb />it with medicines for that purpose as she was\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">so very weak &amp; low</symptom> During her whole illness\r\n        <lb />she <symptom n=\"34\">never had any Degree of fever</symptom></p>\r\n    </div>\r\n<div>\r\n<pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    <handShift />\r\n    <annot>Grant <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />May 1777.\r\n    <lb />Vol. VII. p.</annot>\r\n</div></body>', 1410, 2, '2013-06-19 13:31:08', 170),
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He has<del>n</del> had <condition n=\"13\">a Great Cold</condition> &amp; <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>\r\n        <lb />which is now, thank God Better</p>\r\n       <closer><salute>I remain Sir your <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t.</sup> Ser<sup>vt.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n           <signed>Catherine Beaumont</signed>\r\n           <dateline>Broomhall. May 24<sup>th</sup> 1777</dateline>\r\n           </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n<p><lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n<lb />Edinburgh.</p> \r\n    <handShift />\r\n    <annot><lb />M<sup>r</sup> Beaumonts child\r\n        <lb />May. 1777.\r\n        <lb />VII. p. 44.</annot>\r\n</div></body>', 1411, 9, '2013-01-30 23:44:44', 60),
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If he takes any gooseberries they should be\r\n            <lb />very ripe and he should avoid the husks Currants\r\n            <lb />are not ripe enough at any time in this Country\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />        \r\n            <lb />Cherries and all other stone fruit are improper\r\n            <lb />a very ripe and mellow pear he may take but rare\r\n            <lb />apples will hardly ever be safe. Ripe apples baked\r\n            <lb />he ma<subst><del>ke</del><add>y</add></subst> take of moderately. He should take every\r\n            <lb />Day at Dinner a peice of Solid meat but the lightest\r\n            <lb />and tenderest are to be preferred abstaining entirely\r\n            <lb />from pork, bacon or any fat meat or heavy sauces\r\n            <lb />and from every thing baked or fried. Duck goose or any\r\n            <lb />water fowl are too heavy for him and pigeons or wild\r\n            <lb />fowl are to be taken sparingly. Some of the lighter\r\n            <lb />fishes as Haddock whiting or flownder served\r\n            <lb />with a plain sauce he may take of sometimes\r\n            <lb />but very frequently tho he is to take solid meat it\r\n            <lb />must always be in small quantity and never to a full\r\n            <lb />meal of that alone. But when his appetite is sharp\r\n            <lb />He should take take care to fill up his meal with\r\n            <lb />some plain soup and bread with light pudding\r\n            <lb />or some of the vegetables mentioned above and he\r\n            <lb />will always receive most nourishement from those\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />            \r\n            <lb />meals that are lightest upon his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>. Along with\r\n            <lb />his meat he may take spiceries and mustard pretty\r\n            <lb />freely but pickles of all kinds must be avoided\r\n        </p>\r\n         <p>  \r\n            <lb />Eggs except in so far as necessary to aid puddings are\r\n            <lb />improper and cheese except a single mouthfull after\r\n            <lb />fruit. Cows milk he will hardly Digest but he might\r\n            <lb />bear a little asses or mares milk<del>e</del> taken in the morning\r\n            <lb />at least if a mare in milk is at hand it might be tried\r\n            <lb />beginning with a gill and never exceeding half\r\n             <lb />a mutchkin while <choice><abbr>Capt</abbr><expan>Captain</expan></choice> Monc: continues to Digest\r\n            <lb />it will answer for breakfast or supper as well as any\r\n            <lb />thing for ordinary Drink water with a little madera\r\n            <lb />or good sherry is most proper, and every day at Dinner\r\n            <lb />he may take two or three glasses of strong Drink.\r\n            <lb />While he does not feel any uneasiness or sourness\r\n            <lb />arising from them he take madeira red port\r\n            <lb />or sherry. But if he does he may take a little punch\r\n            <lb />without all kinds of malt liquors are improper\r\n      <pb n=\"4\" />      \r\n            <lb />also all small bodied wines and cyder. Both\r\n            <lb />Tea and Coffee are bad for him. With this regimen\r\n            <lb />he must observe good hours going to bed betimes\r\n            <lb />and getting up pretty early in the morning he\r\n            <lb />should be on horseback more or less every day and\r\n            <lb />especially in the morning and forenoon and never\r\n            <lb />soon after eating. He should take great care to avoid\r\n            <lb />cold and a flannel shirt next to his skin night and\r\n            <lb />day would probably be of Service to him it is especiaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lly proper to keep his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> always warm and dry it\r\n            <lb />may be of service to bathe his feet and legs in\r\n            <lb />warm water before going to bed at night. Taking\r\n            <lb />care to have them them very well Dried afterwards this\r\n            <lb />Bathing should be frequent and every morning\r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> should be well rubbed with a \r\n             <lb /><treatment n=\"18\">flesh brush</treatment>. Moderate walking is very proper\r\n            <lb />but without fatigue and carefully avoiding damp\r\n            <lb />ground. Nothing is more necessary to avoid than\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> if he can find but the diet that will\r\n   <pb n=\"5\" />        \r\n            <lb />obviate this it will be of great consequence but if \r\n            <lb /><unclear>that</unclear> wont answer he must have recourse to Medicine\r\n            <lb />and for that purpose I <add place =\"above\">have</add> ordered a medicine. The dose\r\n            <lb />may be one two or three pills such as may keep the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular without <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment>. At first these pills \r\n            <lb />must be taken constantly but afterwards they\r\n            <lb />may be taken seldomer and in smaller quantity\r\n         </p>\r\n         <p>\r\n            <lb />Besides these pills there is but one medicine I have\r\n            <lb />to advise and that is the stomachic powder ordered\r\n            <lb />also below. 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I am \r\n            <lb />sorry you have so low an opinion of the power of Medicine \r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> respect to your ailments &amp; I can only say that I difÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fer from you very much. I say farther, I have often\r\n            <lb />known them give relief, when I kow certainly there\r\n            <lb />was a <condition n=\"17\">stone in the <bodypart n=\"56\">bladder</bodypart></condition>, &amp; this relief without any\r\n            <lb />sensible <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> of <symptom n=\"32\">Sand</symptom>. Glad your <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> bears \r\n            <lb />the â„¥Å¿s of <ingredient n=\"54\">Soap</ingredient>, but it is quite enough. The dose of the \r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"32\">Lime water</ingredient> <choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>may be</expan></choice> safely increased to a Chopin every day\r\n            <lb />&amp; you may take part of it too in the time of your meals.\r\n            <lb />The oil I advised will not reach the <bodypart n=\"45\">kidnies</bodypart> but your\r\n            <lb />pains were not in the <bodypart n=\"45\">kidnies</bodypart> tho perhaps arising from\r\n            <lb />them, but were in the <bodypart n=\"68\">muscles</bodypart> of the <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> &amp; there the\r\n            <lb />oil reaches very powerfully. As your pains are easy I\r\n            <lb />do not insist on constantly <choice><abbr>us<sup>.g</sup></abbr><expan>using</expan></choice> the oil but must insist on\r\n            <lb />the constant use of the Flannel. The heat of this will not\r\n            <lb />do so much harm in a month as cold would in ten minutes.\r\n            <lb />If you take <del>it</del> <add place=\"above\">your dram</add> very moderately, <del>your dram</del> <add place=\"above\">it</add> is of little\r\n            <lb />consequence, but the seldomer the better.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> May. 7. 1777.</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4053, 14, '2013-01-31 14:57:31', 20),
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However we\r\n        <lb/>must try and I have found great benefit from the\r\n        <lb/>use of <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeates.</ingredient> and hope they may be of service\r\n        <lb/>to M<sup>r</sup> G. if he can bear them that is, if they dont\r\n        <lb/>increase the <symptom n=\"34\">hectic</symptom> <symptom n=\"21\">heats</symptom> he is threatened with\r\n        <lb/>in the <choice><abbr>Eveng.</abbr><expan>Evening</expan></choice>. The formula I employ I give you on\r\n        <lb/>the other page; but you may diminish or increase\r\n        <lb/>the dose or give them more or less frequently as you\r\n        <lb/>shall see occasion; With this <choice><abbr>med</abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice>, he should <del>his</del>\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb/><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 10<sup>th.</sup> 1775. To M<sup>r</sup> Richardson. Aln.</p>\r\n    <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n<p>\r\n        <lb/>keep his body warm by a flannel Shirt\r\n        <lb/>&amp; other Coverings - the oftener he goes out\r\n        <lb/>in a chaise he will be the better.  --\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb/>As the disease commonly depends upon\r\n        <lb/><symptom n=\"28\">obstructed perspiration</symptom> the use of a <treatment n=\"18\">flesh\r\n        <lb/>brush</treatment> every <choice><abbr>morng</abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> might be usefull. --\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb/>While the <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> is not <choice><abbr>freq<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>frequent</expan></choice> some <choice><abbr>Anim.</abbr><expan>Animal</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb/>food is not only allowable but proper.\r\n        <lb/>His drink should be sparing, but a little\r\n        <lb/>wine or punch is allowable but it must be\r\n        <lb/>taken very sparingly - If you write again\r\n        <lb/>let me know <subst><del>if</del><add>what</add></subst> is the proportion of urine\r\n        <lb/>to his drink - what is or <illegible w=\"1\"/> the colour\r\n        <lb/>&amp; Sediment of his urine -- has it any maÂ¬\r\n        <lb/>nifest <symptom n=\"28\">Sweatness.</symptom> -- Is his <del><unclear>skinas</unclear></del> <symptom n=\"20\"><bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> comÂ¬\r\n        <lb/>monly cold</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"51\">dry</symptom> - &amp;c. . -----\r\n    </p>\r\n</div>  \r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Grey <choice><abbr>Sen<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Senior</expan></choice></head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"12\">Rubig. chalyb.</ingredient> pp<sup>tt.</sup> <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinn<sup>m.</sup> pulv.</ingredient> @ gr v\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar alb.</ingredient> gr x. â„³. f. p<sup>s.</sup> et f<sup>nt.</sup> h. m. dos â„– xx\r\n                <lb/>S. <action n=\"31\">Streng<sup>g</sup> P<sup>rs.</sup></action> \r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take five grains each of prepared<ingredient n=\"12\">red chalybeate</ingredient>\r\n\r\n                and <ingredient n=\"65\">powdered cinnamon</ingredient>, as well as\r\n                ten grains of <ingredient n=\"50\">white sugar</ingredient>.\r\n                Mix <illegible w=\"2\" /> and let twenty doses be made in this fashion.\r\n                Label it: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Powders.</action>\r\n            </reg></choice></recipe>\r\n            one take taken twice a day washing\r\n            <lb/>them down with a glass of water - containing a dose of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>folly drops.\r\n            <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"129\">Tinct. Mart.</ingredient> â„¥j - <ingredient n=\"136\">aromatic</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s.\r\n                <lb/>â„³. S. <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalyb.</ingredient> drops. xx\r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take an ounce of <ingredient n=\"129\">Tincture of Mars</ingredient>,\r\n                half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"136\">aromatics</ingredient>.\r\n                Mix and label it: <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeate</ingredient> drops.\r\n            </reg></choice></recipe>\r\n            to be taken &amp;c.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer><signed>W.C.</signed></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3718, 2, '2013-03-21 12:07:48', 90),
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However we must not desÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>pair and I am confident you may still be releived. I still\r\n            <lb/>think the regimen I formerly recommended to you is of\r\n            <lb/>consequence and that the neglect of it may occasion\r\n            <lb/>the recurrence of your ailments. I leave you to judge\r\n            <lb/>from your experience what is in this and to be guided\r\n            <lb/>accordingly. With regard to Medicine I would willingly\r\n            <lb/>keep you as free from them as possible but they cannot be aÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>voided altogether. You must still take your <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> at times\r\n            <lb/>but if possible seldomer for it is the frequent repetition of it that\r\n      <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>has made it lose its effects. We have lately got a Medicine\r\n            <lb/>which is commonly more effectual than most things we had\r\n            <lb/>used before.<note>Cullen presumably refers to Columbo or Columba, the powdered root of the American or Yellow Gentian (<i>Swerta Carolieniesis</i>), which was being imported from Ontario.</note> I think it is well suited to your Complaints &amp;\r\n            <lb/>I have accordingly ordered it on t\'other page. It is however\r\n            <lb/>not yet common in the Country and therefore if your ApothÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ecary is not provided with it, I beg he may send over here\r\n            <lb/>and I shall take care that he has it good. Tho it should sucÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ceed with you must not take it too long at one time not\r\n            <lb/>above eight or ten days. You should then intermit for\r\n            <lb/>a week or two, in the interval taking the <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> and only\r\n            <lb/>return to the <ingredient n=\"113\">bitters</ingredient> on some return in or threatening of your\r\n            <lb/>Complaints.<handShift/> In this way I hope you will get through the\r\n            <lb/>winter and in Spring you must get upon your horse or into your Carriage\r\n            <lb/>and in Summer take a long Journey. After considering now and forÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>merly all the circumstances of your Complaints this is the best measure\r\n            <lb/>I can think of. I am not much surprized at your flying to the Brandy\r\n            <lb/>Bottle for some releif but I cannot approve of the measure not only\r\n            <lb/>from the danger of a bad habit but because I am certain that frequent\r\n            <lb/>repetition <del>not</del> wears out the tone of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> and in time that\r\n            <lb/>of the whole body.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Edin</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 5<sup>th</sup> January\r\n        <lb/><u>1774</u></dateline>\r\n        <signed><u>WC</u></signed></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Bethuse of Balfour Esq</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"81\">Rad: Columbae pulv.</ingredient> gr. x\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"84\">Magnes alb. pulv</ingredient> â„ˆj\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"267\">piper Jamaicens pulv</ingredient> gr ij\r\n                <lb/>â„³: f. Pulvis bis die seilicet hora ante prandium et conam\r\n                <lb/>sumendus vel ex cyatho Aqua vel cum syr. com: in bolum\r\n                <lb/>factus et obolo involutus.\r\n                <lb/>N.B. 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He may take some butter to his bread \r\n            <lb />but it <choice><abbr>s<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> be sparingly &amp; <choice><abbr>s<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> take only dry toast. ---\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />At Supper he should take no <choice><abbr>Anim<sup>l</sup></abbr><expan>Animal</expan></choice> food nor Eggs \r\n            <lb />If he digests milk tolerably well he might take some \r\n            <lb />kind of milk meat ie. milk <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> Bread, Rice, Barley \r\n            <lb />or Sago or even Oatmeal Porridge. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />.3 His ordinary Drink <choice><abbr>s<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> be plain water, but if he\r\n            <lb />finds <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> increases <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> small Beer does\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>n<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>not</expan></choice> increase <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"7\">windiness</symptom> of his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> he may take\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> at meals or he may take a draught of Porter not\r\n            <lb />exceeding on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> whole of a muchkin --- He may take\r\n            <lb />at Dinner or after it 2 or 3 Glasses of Wine, Punch,\r\n            <lb />but he ought not at any time to exceed <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> quantity --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4. M<sup>r</sup> Sturrock <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> do well to employ <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"18\">flesh brush</treatment>\r\n            <lb />especially upon <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"12\">left arm</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart>. 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Glaub.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"222\">Marin His.</ingredient>  â„¥Å¿s -\r\n                    <lb />Aq. font.\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon syrup</ingredient> a a â„¥4.\r\n                    <lb />Solve &amp; cola ---- Signa <action n=\"33\">aperient Solution</action>\r\n                </orig>\r\n            \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"125\">soluble tartar</ingredient>, an ounce of <ingredient n=\"95\">Glauber\'s salts</ingredient>,\r\n                    half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"222\">Spanish marine salt</ingredient>, spring water and <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon syrup</ingredient>\r\n                    - of each four ounces. Dissolve and strain. Label: <action n=\"33\">aperient Solution</action>\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"45\">Cryst. tartar</ingredient> â„¥ij -\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"10\">Pul jalop Comp.</ingredient> Ê’ij -\r\n                    <lb /><action n=\"21\">Elect. Lenet.</action> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simp.</ingredient> q. s. f<sup>t</sup> Elect -------------\r\n                </orig>\r\n            </choice>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystal tartar</ingredient>, two drachms of powdered <ingredient n=\"10\">compound of jallop</ingredient>,\r\n                    half-an-ounce of <action n=\"21\">Lenitive Electuary</action>, and enough <ingredient n=\"172\">simple Syrup</ingredient> to \r\n                    make an Electuary.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> WhiteSunday. 1777.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4057, 3, '2013-12-21 14:54:32', 128),
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I immagine must proceed from a weakness in \r\n            <lb />some part of the body or from a bad State of the <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I Sleep well and in no way troubled with Starting when a Sleep as \r\n            <lb />is I believe the case generally with people troubled with <condition n=\"21\">Nervous</condition> disorders.\r\n            <lb />I find myself more reliev\'d when I lye than when by either Riding or\r\n            <lb />Walking - Sometime ago I Consulted D<sup>r</sup> Fothergill who is reckond\r\n            <lb />Skilfull. He Recommended Bathing for four or five weeks in\r\n            <lb />Salt Water and drinking <ingredient n=\"159\">Tar water</ingredient> one pint of it to six of\r\n            <lb />Water taking half a pint twice a day after Standing 48 hours.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have not as yet made trial of either nor intend it till I\r\n            <lb />hear from you and whether you may approve of it --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />according to an old Saying D<sup>rs</sup> will differ in Judgment \r\n            <lb />for on taking the opinion of another Physician he said bathing\r\n            <lb />in Salt water would be no way serviceable. so that I am at a loss\r\n            <lb />what to do; I am very desirous as I hope the american War<note>The American War of Independence (or America Revolutionary War), 1775-1783.</note> will\r\n            <lb />be over this Summer of returning to <choice><abbr>Virg<sup>.a</sup></abbr><expan>Virginia</expan></choice> where I left my affairs\r\n            <lb />in a very disagreeable situation --- I have drank of a <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"52\">Mineral\r\n            <lb />Water for these two months calld the Islington Spa</ingredient> without\r\n            <lb />Receiving any benefit from it ---- I was once relieved for eight\r\n            <lb />days from my Complaint by a <symptom n=\"40\">Griping</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> and\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> which continued about half a day.. I think I\r\n            <lb />mentiond this to you when in <choice><abbr>Edin.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> --- when troubled \r\n            <lb />with a <symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomack</bodypart>. my complaint Seems to increase\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have always one and sometimes two Stools a day.\r\n            \r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have had a small gathering in my <bodypart n=\"10\">Neck</bodypart> and a little pain\r\n            <lb />for about six weeks which the D<sup>rs</sup> call <condition n=\"118\">Glandular</condition>. I do not know\r\n            <lb />whether that may be suppos\'d to be any way connected with the <condition n=\"21\">Nervous\r\n            <lb />disorder</condition> ---- About three years ago I had something of the same\r\n            <lb />kind on the opposite side of the <bodypart n=\"10\">Neck</bodypart> which grew almost as big\r\n            <lb />as a small Egg and painfull it was oblig\'d to be laid open\r\n            <lb />twice, during the time of its <symptom n=\"46\">discharging matter</symptom> I was relievd from\r\n            <lb />my <condition n=\"21\">Nervous disorder</condition> the Spirits being good but upon the <bodypart n=\"10\">Necks</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />getting well /for it continued bad almost 3 months) the low \r\n            <lb />Spirits again return\'d, Sometime after I had an <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> put into\r\n            <lb />my <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> but receiving no benefit from it in two months took\r\n            <lb />it out from the above Circumstances I hope you will be\r\n            <lb />able to hit upon the cause of my sufferings and by the\r\n            <lb />favour of God be likeways able to prescribe Something that\r\n            <lb />may afford relief --- my utmost Endeavours is altogether\r\n            <lb />ineffectual in raising the Spirits to that height which would\r\n            <lb />make life desirable. --- I must beg as a favour you will be\r\n            <lb />pleasd to let me have your answer Soon. which will much\r\n            <lb />oblige\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>.t</sup> Serv<sup>.t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed><choice><abbr>Geo.</abbr><expan>George</expan></choice> Rae</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n<postscript>\r\n    <lb />P.S. please direct for me\r\n    <lb />at the Virginia Coffee house\r\n</postscript>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> William Cullen\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n\r\n<handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Rae - London\r\n            <lb />July 21<sup>st</sup>. 1777\r\n            <lb />No advice <unclear>--</unclear>\r\n        </p>\r\n</annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1428, 3, '2013-12-14 12:10:27', 108),
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At the same time, take a dose of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic drops</bodypart> in a glass of\r\n        <lb />water twice a day â€“â€“ viz an hour before dinner &amp; supper.</p>\r\n  <p><lb />3. Continue these for a month &amp; no longer, but if he find them\r\n      <lb />of benefit he may repeat them in <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> next.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />4. During this course, no change is necessary in his manner of <choice><abbr>liv<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>living</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />but it will always be proper for him to give some attention to his\r\n        <lb />diet. On one hand avoid every thing heavy or of difficult digestion,\r\n        <lb />on the other all cold &amp; <symptom n=\"7\">flatulent</symptom> foods. Avoid all malt liquor. He\r\n        <lb />may take any wine, if moderately.</p>\r\n<p><lb />5. Fresh air &amp; being on horseback. Avoid violent exercise.\r\n    <lb />Avoid cold especially in <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart></p>\r\n    <p><lb />6. With the <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> he may continue his rhubarb as usual only \r\n        <lb />taking care not to make the Solution too <action n=\"21\">laxative</action>. If it do\r\n        <lb />this, either give up <ingredient n=\"9\">the Rhubarb</ingredient> or diminish the Solution.</p>\r\n  <p><lb />7. If in spite of all this his complaint continue to recur I advise\r\n      <lb />him to go to climate warmer &amp; more uniform than that of <choice><abbr>G.</abbr><expan>Great</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />Britain, for the winter.</p>\r\n   <recipe><choice>\r\n       <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"125\">Tart. solub.</ingredient> â„¥ii <ingredient n=\"95\">Sal. 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Keep\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"24\">her feet</bodypart> warm in the carriage &amp; avoid an open side\r\n        <lb />window. Avoid cold &amp; moisture at the Inns. In wet or\r\n        <lb />cold weather better rest till it be ower, than travel. \r\n        <lb />As some part of the journey will be on water, &amp; sometimes\r\n        <lb />in an open boat, she must be always well covered and\r\n        <lb />as short upon the water as possible.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Diet as hitherto, but upon the journey may take a\r\n        <lb />little more animal food, than when at rest &amp; <choice><abbr>wout</abbr><expan>without</expan></choice> exercise.\r\n        <lb />In isle of Mull it should be chiefly milk &amp; grain.\r\n        <lb />Fresh air &amp; gentle exercise as often as she can,\r\n        <lb />especially on horseback. Must be cautious &amp; moderate\r\n        <lb />in walking, <choice><abbr>avoid<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>avoiding</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"21\">being heated</symptom> <symptom n=\"9\">or fatigued</symptom> by it &amp; therefore\r\n        <lb />never walking uphill. These cautions are especially neÂ¬\r\n        <lb />cesary <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> she has <symptom n=\"21\">any heat</symptom> or uneasiness in <bodypart n=\"26\">her breast</bodypart> or\r\n        <lb />any degree of <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>. If these be in any great degree &amp;\r\n        <lb />especially <symptom n=\"35\">if at the same time any tinge of blood appear\r\n            <lb />in her spitting</symptom>, <treatment n=\"1\">take a little blood from <bodypart n=\"12\">her arm</bodypart></treatment>.\r\n    <lb />In slighter attacks of then the acid mixture she has\r\n        <lb />used will be enough &amp; in cases <treatment n=\"1\">when the <choice><abbr>bleed<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>bleeding</expan></choice> is necessary</treatment>\r\n        <lb />the acid <choice><abbr>mixt.</abbr><expan>mixture</expan></choice> should then especially be much used.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />When the symptoms of <bodypart n=\"26\">her breast</bodypart> trouble her, <bodypart n=\"64\">her belly</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />should be kept open â€“â€“ therefore in case of <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> use\r\n    <lb />the prescription ordered on the last page for Miss B.\r\n    <lb />Gordon. See p. 37.</p><note>This original note included by Cullen\'s copyist refers back to the previous page (Letter ID:4066).</note>\r\n   <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n       <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> May. 21. 1777 ----</dateline>\r\n   </closer>\r\n       \r\n    </div></body>', 4067, 3, '2013-12-09 13:52:14', 125),
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For the same end, she should\r\n        <lb />lye very constantly for the first 2 or 3 days. If a <symptom n=\"3\">sickness\r\n        <lb />&amp; <choice><abbr>vomit<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>vomiting</expan></choice></symptom> come on it <choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>may be</expan></choice> impossible to check it entirely\r\n        <lb />but neither encourage it by <choice><abbr>drink<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>drinking</expan></choice> hot or cold water\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />unless <symptom n=\"3\">the <choice><abbr>sickn.</abbr><expan>sickness</expan></choice></symptom> be very severe &amp; some vomiting is\r\n        <lb />the only relief. The taking of food may seem to <symptom n=\"3\">increase\r\n        <lb />the sickness &amp; bring on vomiting</symptom> but it generally reÂ¬\r\n        <lb />lieves <symptom n=\"3\">the sickness</symptom> &amp; at least renders <symptom n=\"3\">the vomiting</symptom> more\r\n        <lb />easy. Sailors often advise <ingredient n=\"18\"><choice><abbr>drink<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>drinking</expan></choice> a large draught\r\n        <lb />of seawater</ingredient>, but it is improper for her.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />When she has got better of <symptom n=\"3\">the <choice><abbr>seasickn.</abbr><expan>seasickness</expan></choice></symptom>, she\r\n        <lb />should in tolerable weather be brought now &amp; then to\r\n        <lb />sit a little upon deck; only screening her from the wind.</p>\r\n<p><lb />To those who like grain &amp; fruit I have no difficulty\r\n        <lb />in providing a diet of variety, eveven for a long voyage,\r\n    <lb />&amp; <choice><abbr>wout</abbr><expan>without</expan></choice> animal food. But as these are not agreable\r\n        <lb />to Miss G. I am a little at a loss. If a milk goat\r\n        <lb />can be taken on board, employ it, as far as it goes, diluÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ting it <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> water gruel or barley water &amp; sweetened as\r\n        <lb />much as she can bear as I formerly proposed for\r\n        <lb />the cows milk. Animal food, tho not proper for her\r\n    <lb />is yet safer on sea than shore, &amp; she <choice><abbr>m.</abbr><expan>may</expan></choice> have a little\r\n    <lb />broth <choice><abbr>ev.</abbr><expan>every</expan></choice> day at <choice><abbr>dinn.</abbr><expan>dinner</expan></choice> â€“ &amp; two or 3 times a week, a\r\n        <lb />bit of boiled or roasted chicken â€“â€“ She must make up\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> grain &amp; fruit, &amp; must accordingly <u>lay in stock.</u></p>\r\n    <p><lb />No strong drink, but at sea <symptom n=\"3\">if very sea sick</symptom>, she\r\n        <lb />may when it is nearly over she may discuss it more\r\n    <lb />entirely &amp; sooner restore <bodypart n=\"46\">her stomach</bodypart> by a little\r\n        <lb />warm port negus. At other times I would reconcile \r\n    <lb />her to panada or boiled barley by <choice><abbr>allow<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>allowing</expan></choice> her a spoonÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ful <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> either of them.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />The only <choice><abbr>med.</abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice> I would propose is the sour <choice><abbr>mixt.</abbr><expan>mixture</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />I lately ordered â€“â€“ Continue it twice a day. No other\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>med.</abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice> is <choice><abbr>necess.</abbr><expan>necessary</expan></choice> but <action n=\"21\">a laxative</action> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> she may need much\r\n        <lb />at sea â€“â€“â€“â€“ If she be affected <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"31\">a looseness</symptom>, she\r\n        <lb />should take <ingredient n=\"58\">15 or 20 drops of Laudanum</ingredient> <choice><abbr>accord<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>according</expan></choice> to\r\n    <lb />circumstances â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> June. 4. 1777.</dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4077, 2, '2013-10-30 12:37:44', 130),
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Belford (Northumberland)) (Patient), Mrs Elliott (Elliot) (Patient) / 16 May 1777 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Marianne Gilchrist</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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M<sup>r</sup> &amp; M<sup>rs</sup> Elliot.</head>\r\n    <p><lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Elliots <symptom n=\"36\">Catarrhal affection</symptom> will not admit of a\r\n        <lb />radical cure &amp; she must trust especially to the return of\r\n        <lb />Summer, tho that does not secure her from its turning\r\n        <lb />out <condition n=\"1\">a Phthisis</condition> as <symptom n=\"36\">such habitual Catarrhs</symptom> often do</p>\r\n<p><lb />You have pursued very proper measures &amp; must\r\n    <lb />persist in them â€“â€“ For <symptom n=\"31\">the DiarrhÅ“a</symptom> I doubt if she can\r\n    <lb />continue the use of the Asses Milk; but let <action n=\"30\">the absorÂ¬\r\n        <lb />bent Powders</action> be tried with it &amp; you may give them\r\n    <lb />very freely, for they are not unsuitable to <condition n=\"8\">the other <choice><abbr>comp<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>complaint</expan></choice>\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <lb />of constant menstruation</condition> â€“ A Dutch\r\n    <lb />Physician assures us that he has cured <symptom n=\"77\">a Fluor albus</symptom>\r\n    <lb />by giving <ingredient n=\"124\">half an ounce of Crabs Eyes</ingredient> every day for\r\n        <lb />some time;<note>Possibly an allusion to the famous Dutch physician and botanist Herman Boerhaave (1668-1738).</note> but I will not advise you to imitate\r\n    <lb />him in the largeness of his Dose. I think <ingredient n=\"81\">Colomba</ingredient>\r\n    <lb />&amp; <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> improper <choice><abbr>meds</abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> in this case; but I think\r\n    <lb /><treatment n=\"9\">puking with small doses of <ingredient n=\"26\"><choice><abbr>Ipecac.</abbr><expan>Ipecacuanha</expan></choice></ingredient></treatment> may be usefull</p>\r\n  <p><lb />Riding much on horseback will be of most\r\n        <lb />service â€“ keeping at the same time to the flannel\r\n        <lb />shirt &amp; other means of avoiding any cold.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />M<sup>r</sup> Elliot is <condition n=\"56\">threatened with a rupture</condition>\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"9\">I will not advise him to vomit</treatment>, but for <symptom n=\"31\">the\r\n        <lb />DiarrhÅ“a</symptom> he has been troubled with use the\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>med</abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice> below.</p>\r\n<head>For M<sup>r</sup> Elliot.</head>\r\n <recipe><choice>\r\n     <orig><lb />*â„ž <ingredient n=\"171\">Cret. pp<sup>tt.</sup></ingredient> Ê’Å¿s\r\n         <lb /><ingredient n=\"81\">Rad. colomb. pulv.</ingredient> <del>@</del> gr v\r\n         <lb />â„³. f. Pulvis et f. h. m. dos â„– xiv\r\n         <lb />S. <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic Powders</bodypart> one twice a day.\r\n </orig>\r\n     <reg>Take Â½ an ounce of <ingredient n=\"171\">prepared Chalk</ingredient> and 5 grains of <ingredient n=\"81\">powdered Colombo Root</ingredient>. Mix to make a powder and in this way make 14 doses. Label: <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachic Powders</bodypart> one twice a day.\r\n </reg>\r\n </choice>\r\n  </recipe> \r\n    <closer><dateline>June 16 1777.</dateline></closer>\r\n\r\n</div></body>', 4086, 3, '2013-09-20 14:38:32', 124),
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My <symptom n=\"22\">gidyness</symptom> has been very\r\n            <lb />extencive tho the <treatment n=\"14\">Leechs</treatment> have been twice on my <bodypart n=\"63\">temples</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />but for a few days past it has been rather easier. -\r\n            <lb />but by my living rather meanly I am turn\'d a good deal\r\n            <lb />thiner, tho as you saw when I was at Taymouth my\r\n            <lb />colour is now pretty good as well as my <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> this \r\n            <lb />last assisted by drinking the <ingredient n=\"12\">mineral water</ingredient> from the\r\n            <lb />well which goes under the name of this place and \r\n            <lb />riding from 15 to 20 miles a day. Since I began to\r\n            <lb />take the <ingredient n=\"60\">mustard</ingredient> as prescribed the <symptom n=\"7\">wind from my <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart></symptom>\r\n            <lb />as gone more the natural way than I used to do.\r\n            <lb />On saturday I was very bad with <symptom n=\"3\">throwing up <bodypart n=\"88\">Bile</bodypart></symptom>\r\n            <lb />from my <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> I wish it were possible to fall\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />on some method to prevent this as \'tis very severe\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When I was at Edinburgh I spoke to M<sup>r</sup> <choice><abbr>Alex:<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Alexander</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Wood to join you with his advice on my Situation\r\n            <lb />please let him know &amp; he will do it ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I hope you will take this under your conÂ¬ \r\n            <lb />sideration &amp; furnish me with such derections as\r\n            <lb />you may think needfull for my future conduct\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />You will receive two pounds of which please <unclear>course</unclear><note>This is probably a rather contracted form of the expression \"in due course\" (meaning, in this context \"for which please send a receipt in due course\").</note>\r\n            <lb />receipt\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am with great respect\r\n                <lb />Doctor\r\n                <lb />Your <choice><abbr>mo: Ob<sup>t</sup> Ser<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>most Obedient Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed><choice><abbr>Ja</abbr><expan>James</expan></choice> Sturrock</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Arbroath 11:<sup>th</sup> August 1777</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1436, 3, '2013-12-14 09:39:12', 25),
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In general I judge\r\n            <lb />it necessary for her to abstain entirely from all sort\r\n            <lb />of fermented liquors, to take vegetables very spaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ringly and not at all any fruit and with regard\r\n            <lb />to animal food to keep the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> light eating\r\n            <lb />little and often. The other attentions necessary are\r\n            <lb />to be much in the fresh air when it is not very hot\r\n            <lb />walking moderately is good for her but riding\r\n            <lb />is still better. It should be either in the morning\r\n            <lb />or forenoon and never after dinner at least for\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />           \r\n            <lb />several hours. It is necessary to go early to bed\r\n            <lb />and very proper to get <del><illegible l=\"3\" /></del> up betimes in the morning\r\n            <lb />Care to avoid cold is to be taken but especially of\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> and I have often found persons\r\n            <lb />of <symptom n=\"23\">weak <bodypart n=\"46\">stomachs</bodypart></symptom> much releived by promoting the cirÂ¬\r\n            <lb />culation in the <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> by bathing them in warm\r\n            <lb />water before going to bed at night and by having\r\n            <lb />them <treatment n=\"18\">well rubbed by a flesh brush</treatment> in the morning\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Miss P. knows already how necessary it is to digesÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion to keep the <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> regular. A medicine <unclear>is</unclear>\r\n            <lb />commonly necessary and sometimes difficult to find\r\n            <lb />one that answers properly. I have prescribed\r\n            <lb />one on a paper apart. Which I expect will be\r\n            <lb />found convenient. <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"113\">Bitters</ingredient> are often of\r\n            <lb />service but by long continuance they lose their efÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fect and perhaps do harm. I have on the paper\r\n            <lb />part ordered a <action n=\"60\">Stomachic</action> powder from which I have\r\n            <lb />found great benefit in <symptom n=\"23\">Weakness of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart></symptom>\r\n            <lb />A powder is to be taken twice every day in a\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />little water about an hour before Dinner and\r\n            <lb />Supper and it may be washed down with a little\r\n            <lb />brandy or water. After taking a single powder\r\n            <lb />for a Dose for several Days together if they are\r\n            <lb />found to agree very well with the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> two\r\n            <lb />papers may be put into one for every dose and\r\n            <lb />this double Dose may also be taken twice a day\r\n            <lb />and that continued for a fortnight.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n           <dateline><choice><abbr>Edn</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 16 July\r\n            <lb />1773</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For Miss Porterfield</head>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"3\">aloes Socotorin</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"169\">Extract Gentian</ingredient> ad Ê’i\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"77\">Gambog</ingredient> gr.  Xij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"93\">Sal polychrest</ingredient> â„ˆi\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr Commun</ingredient> q.s. ut. f. massa dividenda\r\n                    <lb />in pil sing. gr. IV \r\n                    <lb />Sig. <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> pills one to be taken for a dose\r\n                    <lb />at bedtime\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take <ingredient n=\"3\">Socotrine aloes</ingredient>, up to one drachm of <ingredient n=\"169\">Extract Gentian</ingredient>, 13 grains of <ingredient n=\"77\">Gambogia</ingredient>,\r\n                    1 scruple of <ingredient n=\"93\">Polychrest Salts</ingredient>,a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient> as that makes a mass to be divided into single pills of four grains.\r\n                    Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> pills one to be taken for a dose at bedtime\r\n               </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>    \r\n        <p>16 July</p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"4\" />       \r\n        <head>For Miss Porterfield</head>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"81\">Rad Columb pulv</ingredient> gr. v\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"124\">Ocul Cancr pp</ingredient> gr vij\r\n                    <lb />â„³ f. 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A little Animal food at dinner - but avoid the\r\n            <lb />heavier &amp;<sup>c.</sup> No fried or baked meats. --- fill up her\r\n            <lb />meal with pudding &amp;<sup>c.</sup> To prevent her making <del>of</del> too full\r\n            <lb />meal - she may take a <unclear>bason</unclear> of <del>weak</del> beef Tea not very\r\n            <lb />weak &amp; some toasted bread with it. She may at times\r\n            <lb />take some fish but not often - avoiding the heavier\r\n            <lb />kinds as Salmon herrings. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Be sparing of Vegetables &amp; not at all when her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> is disposed to sourness -- At other times a dry\r\n            <lb />mealy potatoe is the safest she can take - No pickles\r\n            <lb />lemon &amp; very little Vinigar.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At Supper she may take a little very light\r\n            <lb />meat - but better some milk meat if she has\r\n            <lb />been used to meat at Supper - a soft boiled Egg --\r\n            <lb />Avoid all fruit till her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> is better --\r\n            <lb />No Tea or Coffee - Best Breakfast Cocoa Tea --\r\n            <lb />Dry Toast &amp; a little butter -- no Sweets to her bread.\r\n            <lb />Ordinary Drink plain or toast water - no malt liquor. nor wine -\r\n            <lb />if she has been in use - a little Spirits &amp; water without sowring.\r\n            <lb />As much fresh air &amp; exercise as she can - Avoid late hours or \r\n            <lb />lying long in the <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> If her ailments dont mend I advise the folÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lowing <choice><abbr>med.</abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice>\r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice>\r\n                    <orig>\r\n                        <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"81\">Pul. r. colomb.</ingredient> gr V. <ingredient n=\"84\">Magn. alb.</ingredient> gr XX. â„³.f.Pulvis et f.h.m. dos. 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Continue <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>cool<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>cooling</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>mix<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>mixture</expan></choice> prescribed below.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2. With <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>â„³.</abbr><expan>mixture</expan></choice> take <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Infus.</abbr><expan>Infusion</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>ord<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>ordered</expan></choice> below at <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same times ---\r\n            <lb />a small <choice><abbr>cupf.</abbr><expan>cupful</expan></choice> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>infus</abbr><expan>infusion</expan></choice>, to be washed down <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>â„³.</abbr><expan>mixture</expan></choice> &amp; water.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3. In case of <symptom n=\"35\">blood <choice><abbr>spitt<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>spitting</expan></choice></symptom>, <bodypart n=\"26\">pain of breast</bodypart> &amp;c. <treatment n=\"1\">take a little blood</treatment>\r\n            <lb />from her <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart>, but only if <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>sympt.</abbr><expan>symptom</expan></choice> be urgent. -- Otherwise avoid\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"1\"><choice><abbr>bleed<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>bleedings</expan></choice></treatment> as <choice><abbr>m<sup>c.</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> as possible.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4. <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> must be kept <choice><abbr>reg<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice> &amp; if a <choice><abbr>med</abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>necess.</abbr><expan>necessary</expan></choice> -- <choice><abbr>Elect.</abbr><expan>Electuary</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>ord<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>ordered</expan></choice> below.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />5. A <treatment n=\"11\">Perpetual issue</treatment> in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> pained part of her <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart>, &amp; if it can be\r\n            <lb />brought to <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> well, continue it for sometime, but if\r\n<lb />troublesome &amp; do not <symptom n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>disch.</abbr><expan>discharge</expan></choice></symptom> well, heal it up, &amp; put <treatment n=\"11\">a pea issue</treatment>\r\n            <lb />into <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same side.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />6. Diet. A little of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> lightest animal food avoid <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> windy\r\n            <lb />&amp; cold <choice><abbr>veget.</abbr><expan>vegetable</expan></choice> <add place=\"above\"><choice><abbr>theref.</abbr><expan>therefore</expan></choice> take sparingly of</add> <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> roots or greens. -- take milk &amp; grain but\r\n            <lb />instead of plain milk, take it <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> an equal <choice><abbr>p<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>part</expan></choice> of <choice><abbr>wat.</abbr><expan>water</expan></choice> gruel <choice><abbr>sweetÂ¬\r\n                <lb />n<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>sweetening</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> whole well with sugar. Take this with bread rice, barley\r\n            <lb />or other grain &amp; will digest it better <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> plain milk.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />7. The proper weather, exercise on <choice><abbr>horseb.</abbr><expan>horseback</expan></choice> or carriage, but no walÂ¬\r\n            <lb />king or any bodily fatigue.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />X â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. ros.</ingredient> â„¥ij <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">Syr. e ros. sicc.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"315\">Sp<sup>t.</sup> vitr. ten.</ingredient> @ â„¥Å¿s. â„³. S. <action n=\"25\">Cool<sup>g</sup> â„³.</action>\r\n                    <lb />a teasp: f. in a gl. of water 2<sup>ce</sup> a day. X\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>                   \r\n                    Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">rose Water</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">Syrup of dry rose petals</ingredient> and half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"315\">Spirit of vitriol</ingredient> of each and Mix.\r\n                    Label: <action n=\"25\">Cooling Mixture</action>. A teaspoonful in a glass of water twice a day. X                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">Pulv. cort. Peruv.</ingredient> Ê’ij Aq. fent. g.s. ut f. mass a semiliquidÃ¦.\r\n                    <lb />In mort. vitr. v. warm. ter. diligenter. semihora d. adde Aq. ad lbj\r\n                    <lb />reposie in pliala et adde <ingredient n=\"21\">Cort. aurant</ingredient> -- <ingredient n=\"169\">Rad. gent</ingredient> -- <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient>. @ Ê’j\r\n                    <lb />Macera h.12. et pd ch. cola <unclear>d.</unclear> adde <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tinct. c. Peruv.</ingredient> Ê’ij S. <action n=\"31\"><choice><abbr>StrengÂ¬\r\n                        <lb />then<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>Strengthening</expan></choice> Infusion</action> a small cupf. twice a day.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>                   \r\n                    Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"1\">Ground Peruvian bark</ingredient> in spring Water required to make a semiliquid mass.\r\n                    Every half hour carefully add one pound of Water to a warmed glass mortar repeat three times [diligenter] carefully [semihora] every half hour add one pound of Water\r\n                    Store in vials then add one drachm each of <ingredient n=\"21\">Orange peel</ingredient> -- <ingredient n=\"169\">Root of gentian</ingredient> -- <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient>.\r\n                    Soften with two ounces of <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Peruvian bark</ingredient> every twelve hours and strain through paper.\r\n                    Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Infusion</action>. A small cupful twice a day.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"152\">P.</ingredient> e <ingredient n=\"10\">jal.</ingredient> comp. prob. triti. â„¥Å¿s. <ingredient n=\"45\">Cryst. tart.</ingredient> â„¥j <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl.</ingredient> q.s. ut\r\n                    <lb />f. Elect. tenue. S. <action n=\"21\">Laxat. Elect.</action> a teasp: f. or 2 in y<sup>e</sup> morn<sup>g.</sup> ---\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>                   \r\n                    Take half-an-ounce of <ingredient n=\"152\">Prune</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalop</ingredient> combined with one ounce of <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystal tartar</ingredient>, in <ingredient n=\"172\">simple Syrup</ingredient>\r\n                    enough to make a thin Electuary. Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative Electuary</action>. A teaspoonful or two in the morning.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 28. 1776</dateline> <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3948, 2, '2013-08-27 17:17:46', 380),
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If at any time, he takes a little strong drink the\r\n            <lb/>safest is <unclear><choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>white</expan></choice></unclear> weak claret or <del>a</del> red port with a large proportion\r\n            <lb/>of water. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Carefully to gaurd against cold - well cloathed\r\n            <lb/>&amp; to make no changes - a flannel Shirt or at least an\r\n     <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>flannel underwaistcoat - to avoid cold &amp; wet, &amp; thereÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>fore the night air.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In exercise very cautious - walking or bodily exercise of\r\n            <lb/>any but of the most moderate kind dangerous. riding at an\r\n            <lb/>easy pace upon an easy horse, the more the better - but hard\r\n            <lb/>riding carefully to be avoided\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>When free from <symptom n=\"35\"><choice><abbr>B<sup>d</sup>S<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan> blood spitting</expan></choice></symptom> no other measures or <choice><abbr>med<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> to\r\n            <lb/>be used - but if affected with it to any considerable degree\r\n            <lb/>attended with pain of his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>, <treatment n=\"1\">a little <choice><abbr>b<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>blood</expan></choice> should be taken\r\n            <lb/>from his <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart></treatment> &amp; the <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> ordered below employed - his\r\n            <lb/>body should be kept cool - avoiding all exercises &amp;C\r\n            <lb/>taking to his low diet\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> will always be hurtfull, &amp; therefore whenÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ever he is liable to it particularly if affected with <symptom n=\"35\"><choice><abbr>B<sup>d</sup>S<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>blood spitting</expan></choice></symptom>\r\n            <lb/>he should take care to have it removed, by some gentle <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action>\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of Tartar</ingredient> is one of the best.\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Greigson</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž. <ingredient n=\"261\">Elex. Vitr.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                <lb/>S. <action n=\"25\">Cooling Drops</action>.             \r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take an ounce of <ingredient n=\"261\">Elixir of Vitriol</ingredient>.\r\n                Label it: <action n=\"25\">Cooling Drops</action>.\r\n            </reg></choice>from 15 to 30 in a glass of water 2 or 3\r\n            <lb/>times a day.</recipe>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž. <ingredient n=\"107\">Cons. ros.</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"97\">Terr. Japon pulv.</ingredient>\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"250\">Alum. rup. pulv.</ingredient> @@ Ê’i\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. Comon.</ingredient> q.s. ut. f. Elect. Tenue.\r\n                <lb/>S. <action n=\"5\">Astrongent <choice><abbr>Elect<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>electuary</expan></choice></action>\r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">conserve of roses</ingredient>,\r\n                a drachm of each <ingredient n=\"97\">powdered Japanese earth</ingredient>\r\n                and <ingredient n=\"250\">powdered Alumen rupeum</ingredient>\r\n                and a sufficient amount of <ingredient n=\"172\">simple syrup</ingredient> to make a small electuary.\r\n                Label it: <action n=\"5\">Astringent Electuary</action>\r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n<lb />a tea spoonfull to be taken twice\r\n            <lb/>a day</recipe>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer><dateline>10<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1775.</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 5975, 2, '2013-03-06 10:39:46', 90),
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By the <symptom n=\"95\">suddenness of the attack</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> long interval, certainly <symptom n=\"57\">Spasmod. affection</symptom>, but wants\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"7\">flatulence</symptom> of <bodypart n=\"46\">stom.</bodypart> &amp; some other cirumstances of the pure\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"57\">spasmod.</symptom> <condition n=\"14\">asthma.</condition> this case is attended <choice><abbr>w<sup>-</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <condition n=\"98\">phlogist. diathesis</condition>\r\n            <lb/>I was begun by <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"36\">Epidemic Catarrh</symptom>, 	<symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> has never left\r\n            <lb/>him, <action n=\"19\">expectoration</action> has been bloody &amp; <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> sizy, &amp; <treatment n=\"1\">bloodletÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tings</treatment> been useful <choice><abbr>w<sup>-</sup>out</abbr><expan>without</expan></choice> sinking the <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom>. 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I take the liberty of Mentioning to you A pretty\r\n            <lb />Singular Disorder in a Young Man, A labouring Servant Of twenty\r\n            <lb />three Years of age, who As I am informed when About three or four\r\n            <lb />Years old was for Some time Subject to <condition n=\"5\">Epileptic <symptom n=\"5\">fitts</symptom></condition>, it seems <choice><abbr>Y</abbr><expan>you</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />had then been Consulted, &amp; putt him under a Course of Medicines\r\n            <lb />for <condition n=\"39\">worms</condition> which made him Void a Good many, &amp; he was free of that\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"44\">Melancholy Disorder</condition>, till between three and four Years ago, that\r\n            <lb />The <condition n=\"5\">Epilepsy</condition> returned, &amp; has Continued to return at about two\r\n            <lb />or three Days before the moons change ever Since. His first <symptom n=\"5\">LunaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tick fitts</symptom> left a <symptom n=\"6\">Dullness</symptom> &amp; <condition n=\"44\">Melancholy</condition> upon <add place=\"above\">him</add>or A Day or two After\r\n            <lb />Moons Change, but these have of late increased to real <condition n=\"29\">Madness</condition>\r\n            <lb />in which State (of <condition n=\"9\">Mania</condition>) he Continues for three or four Days, then\r\n            <lb />returns to his Work, As if nothing had ever ailed him. As I have\r\n            <lb />never Seen him under his <symptom n=\"5\">fitts</symptom> either of <condition n=\"5\">Epilepsy</condition> or <condition n=\"9\">Mania</condition>, can Say\r\n            <lb />nothing of his appearance but his Mother who commonly attends\r\n            <lb />him tells me that he knows Some little time perhaps an hour or\r\n            <lb />So before he is Siezed, he has Sometimes three <condition n=\"5\">Epileptic <symptom n=\"5\">fitts</symptom></condition> within\r\n            <lb />three Days of the Moons Change &amp; At other times twice that number, And\r\n            <lb />the Degree &amp; duration of the <condition n=\"29\">Madness</condition> is proportional to the number &amp;\r\n            <lb />Severity of the <symptom n=\"5\">fitts</symptom>.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For about three Weeks he has all the appearance of health, as A\r\n            <lb />remarkably Stout looking Young man, only has Gott that Gloomy\r\n            <lb />Stair &amp; Cast of <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> which most part of the <condition n=\"5\">Epileptic</condition> have.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n           \r\n            <lb />Having only Seen him Once or twice When he had walked in\r\n            <lb />Some miles, &amp; hearing he had Gott an Immensity of Medicines\r\n            <lb />from the Surgeon in his Neighbourhood, repeated <treatment n=\"1\">bloodings</treatment>, <action n=\"18\">EvacuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ants Î±Ï…Ï‰ ÎšÎ±Î¹ ÎšÎ±Ï„Ï‰</action>,<note> \"up and down\", meaning evacuants have been used which stimulate vomiting and purging.</note> <action n=\"55\">Sudorifics</action>, <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>, <treatment n=\"4\">blisters</treatment> &amp;c &amp;c I resolved to\r\n            <lb />Ask Your advice whether in a Case of this kind it might be worthÂ¬\r\n            <lb />wile to try the <ingredient n=\"143\">flores Zinci</ingredient> So much in use at present. which if\r\n            <lb />You approve of, must also beg of You to Inform <del>You</del> where they ar\r\n            <lb />to be had of the best kind. As Cases of this kind have never occurr\'d\r\n            <lb />to me I hope You will forgive the freedom I have taken in GivÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing You the trouble of this &amp; Ever believe that I am <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>whit</expan></choice> utmost\r\n            <lb />esteem &amp; regard D<sup>r</sup> Sir\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><u>Jasper Tough</u>\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Kilmarnock June 30<sup>th</sup>\r\n                <lb />1777\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n\r\n<handShift/>\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Case of <condition n=\"9\">Mania</condition>\r\n                <lb />from M<sup>r</sup> Tough of\r\n                <lb />Kilmarnock\r\n                <lb />June 30<sup>th</sup> 1777.\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1423, 11, '2015-04-17 10:16:22', 108),
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If it become more considerable it <choice><abbr>m.\r\n            <lb />b.</abbr><expan>may be</expan></choice> relieved by a slight operation that is commonly safe, but there\r\n            <lb />is no temptation to that at present both because of the moderate\r\n            <lb />size of the <symptom n=\"18\">tumor</symptom> &amp; of what happened last summer &amp; which\r\n            <lb />we hope may happen this. In the mean time we have no\r\n            <lb />confidence in offering any remedies because those that might\r\n            <lb />be thought of are not only in such a partial ailment of very\r\n            <lb />uncertain effect, but also hurtful to the constitution.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Take in diet things of a diuretic tendency, as much as\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />you can, as Asparagus, onion, horseradish, Cresses, mustard.\r\n            <lb />As you have formerly taken mustard <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> advantage, you <choice><abbr>m<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>must</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />now be the better of a table spoonful of unbruised <ingredient n=\"16\">white musÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tard seed</ingredient> once a day &amp; it may serve instead of any other <action n=\"21\">laxative</action>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />May continue to take <u>moderately</u> of the <ingredient n=\"12\">Hartfell Spaw</ingredient>,\r\n            <lb />for a large quantity of any liquids is improper, &amp; should \r\n            <lb />be sparing of drink &amp; all liquid foods. Need not lessen\r\n            <lb />your quantity of wine, but endeavour to find which are\r\n            <lb />more diuretic &amp; prefer these. Continue fresh air &amp; \r\n            <lb />Exercise, &amp; if <choice><abbr>walk<sup>g</sup> or rid<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>walking or riding</expan></choice> increase the ailment, be\r\n            <lb />more moderate in both, &amp; oftener use a Carriage.\r\n            <lb />As the ailment is local, you <choice><abbr>m<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>must</expan></choice> expect some prescripÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion for a topical application but we know none\r\n            <lb />of efficacy &amp; especially of safety. Apply only a <treatment n=\"33\">susÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pensary</treatment>, &amp; give it constant attention. The <u>thickness</u>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> is liable to come on is of no consequence ---- it is\r\n            <lb />the effect of riding<sup>g</sup> &amp; if this be moderate the <u>thickness</u>\r\n            <lb />will disappear. If the whole <symptom n=\"18\">tumor</symptom> should in the\r\n            <lb />course of this summer disappear as last year, cold\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>bath<sup>g</sup> m. b.</abbr><expan>bathing may be</expan></choice> used to prevent a return but of this we\r\n            <lb />reserve <choice><abbr>say<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>saying</expan></choice> till afterwards.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 2<sup>d</sup> June. 1777</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W. C. &amp; Jn: Hope</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4076, 3, '2013-12-15 14:16:26', 55),
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Fill up his meal with \r\n            <lb />broth pudding &amp; pancakes &amp; vegetables\r\n            <lb />but of the last sparingly -- &amp; also\r\n            <lb />of every kind of fruit --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Ordinary drink plain water or with a little\r\n            <lb />wine: no malt liquors. - After dinner two or \r\n            <lb />three glasses of wine of the strong kinds as --\r\n            <lb />at Supper no Animal food - &amp; if he can digest\r\n            <lb />Milk it will answer best - after supper\r\n            <lb />the only strong drink proper Toddy.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Between his Stages or after his days Journey\r\n            <lb />walking a little will be of use to his <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart> &amp;\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />it may be of use if his <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart> are\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"39\">rubbed</treatment> every <choice><abbr>morng</abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> with flannel or\r\n            <lb />the <treatment n=\"18\">flesh brush</treatment> - \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If on his Journey his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> \r\n            <lb />should be out of order Let him try \r\n            <lb />a <ingredient n=\"11\">Chamomile</ingredient> <treatment n=\"9\">Puke</treatment>, but if his AppeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tite &amp; digestion remain I would \r\n            <lb />rather avoid it -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> should occur an\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"63\">Andersons Pill</ingredient> --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"201\">aq. cinnamom. simpl.</ingredient> â„¥iv\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"45\">Sal tartar.</ingredient>. â„¥Å¿s. Solve et cola\r\n                    <lb />S. <action n=\"60\">Stomachic Solution</action> 2 or 3 tea Sp. fulls\r\n                    <lb />in glass of water twice a day.\r\n                </orig>\r\n            \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take four ounces of <ingredient n=\"201\">simple cinnamon water</ingredient>, half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"45\">sodium tartrate</ingredient>.\r\n                    Dissolve and strain. Label as <action n=\"60\">Stomachic Solution</action>, 2 or 3 teaspoonfuls in a glass of water twice a day.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />x this is to secure his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> &amp;\r\n            <lb />will supply the place of <ingredient n=\"269\">Seltz Water</ingredient> x\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>11<sup>th</sup> June 1777.</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W. 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If you approve of Allowing\r\n            <lb />an <ingredient n=\"139\">anodyne</ingredient> at night which he\r\n            <lb />thinks gives him ease - or whatever\r\n            <lb />Alteration you think best -- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n          \r\n            <lb />The pain in his <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> is at times\r\n            <lb />very acute. 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S. Aromatic Oil\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"272\">Ol. olivar</ingredient> â„¥iij\r\n                    <lb />Ung<sup>t</sup> Emoll. â„¥j\r\n                    <lb />Liquescant simil lento igne ut fiat <unclear>simmer turn</unclear>\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take four ounces of <ingredient n=\"272\">olive oil</ingredient> and two drachms of <ingredient n=\"123\">lavender</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"70\">Sassafras</ingredient> and half-an-ounce of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphire</ingredient>. Mix and Label: Aromatic Oil. Take three ounces of <ingredient n=\"272\">Olive oil</ingredient> and one ounce of Emollient Unguent. Melt and blend together. The fire should be at a simmer. 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May employ it better at Kilmarnock <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> at <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />sea shore, &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> substitute, below, better <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"18\"><choice><abbr>sea wat.</abbr><expan>sea water</expan></choice></ingredient> itself.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Altho in a strong <condition n=\"41\">schrophulous</condition> taint I have been disappointed\r\n            <lb />in <ingredient n=\"2\"><choice><abbr>Mercur.</abbr><expan>Mercurials</expan></choice></ingredient> yet in his case there is a <choice><abbr>temptat.</abbr><expan>tempation</expan></choice> to try <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> &amp;\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> present <add place=\"above\">fine</add> season <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> not be lost. I <choice><abbr>there.</abbr><expan>therefore</expan></choice> still advise <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />alternative course of Solution &amp; Decoction, &amp; I shall send the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"66\">Mezereon</ingredient>.  If after it he still complain in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> beginnin<add place=\"above\">g</add>\r\n            <lb />of September, put him on a course of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Solution below.\r\n            <lb />Two <choice><abbr>tablespoonf.</abbr><expan>spoonfuls</expan></choice> more or less to be mixed <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a mutchkin of\r\n            <lb />spring water, this at 3 <choice><abbr>dr<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>draughts</expan></choice> (like mineral waters) every\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>morn<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>bef.</abbr><expan>before</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>breakf.</abbr><expan>breakfast</expan></choice> for a month or 6 <choice><abbr>w.</abbr><expan>weeks</expan></choice> together. 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Aper<sup>t.</sup> Solut.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient>, two ounces of <ingredient n=\"95\">Glauber\'s Salts</ingredient>, and half an ounce each of <ingredient n=\"222\"> Spanish Sea-salt</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"104\">polychrest</ingredient>, twelve ounces of Spring water and four ounces of <ingredient n=\"65\"><ingredient n=\"172\">simple cinnamon syrup</ingredient></ingredient>. Dissolve and strain. Label: Aperient Solution.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>Ed<sup>r.</sup> July 24 1776.</dateline>         <signed> W. C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3879, 3, '2013-12-05 14:06:05', 76),
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The Distress I was in made me\r\n            <lb />Give up all thoughts of Recovery &amp; Realy thought\r\n            <lb />it needless to trouble you more, as M<sup>r.</sup> wood in a Letter\r\n            <lb />had hinted to me nothing more Cou\'d be done.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I went Regularly on with <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Decoction, but the Elect<add place=\"above\">uary</add>\r\n            <lb />made me so <symptom n=\"3\">sick</symptom> before it wrought, &amp; the Two Tea spoonfulls\r\n            <lb />wrought me <del>so</del> severly &amp; Empty\'d me much, but <symptom n=\"7\">found\r\n            <lb />my <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> Immediately fill with wind</symptom> more than before.\r\n            <lb />I Dropt it for some Days, one old friend of mine from\r\n            <lb />Berwick M<sup>r.</sup> Lawder who had not been out for 5 mounths\r\n            <lb />himself hearing of my Distress Came here to se me\r\n            <lb />&amp; as he staid some Days I askt him the Cause of the\r\n            <lb />Electury making me so <symptom n=\"3\">sick</symptom>, he Told me he wou\'d prevent\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />that by Converting into piles<note>A variant spelling of \"pills\".</note> with some Little Addition\r\n            <lb />which he Did and to do him Justice Greatly to my Advantage\r\n            <lb />he attends me twice a week altho he has added no other\r\n            <lb />medicine yett has been very usefull to me, beginning\r\n            <lb />of Last week on Examining my <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> he Told me they wou\'d\r\n            <lb />break out in a day or two which accordingly happend\r\n            <lb />my <bodypart n=\"17\">Left leg</bodypart> broke out in 4 parts droping watter\r\n            <lb />about 5 Days ago there broke out such a <symptom n=\"46\">running</symptom> from\r\n            <lb />The <bodypart n=\"18\">Inside midle of Left thigh</bodypart> -- as oblig\'s me to Gett pettiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />Coats in place of Breeches the Continued droping was\r\n            <lb />so great alarm\'d me Till M<sup>r.</sup> Lawder Came who satisÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fied me it shou\'d be Encourag\'d, &amp; I find meself easier\r\n            <lb />and me <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> Decreasing every Day M<sup>r.</sup> Lawder\r\n            <lb />Desirr\'s his Humble Respect to you and Desird me\r\n            <lb />to writ you this <choice><abbr>Acco<sup>tt.</sup></abbr><expan>account</expan></choice> for my own satisfaction. I am\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Sor\r\n                <lb />your most\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Hum<sup>le.</sup></abbr><expan>Humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>Jo. Hunter</signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1425, 3, '2013-12-14 12:23:13', 74),
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The <symptom n=\"30\">pustules full of a\r\n                <lb />Yellowish Lymph</symptom>. his urine\r\n                <lb />&amp; Colour somewhat better.\r\n                <lb />his Appetite good, &amp; rides out\r\n                <lb />Dayly - sometimes <symptom n=\"40\">griping stools</symptom>\r\n                <lb />these I impute to a moderate\r\n                <lb />Draught of his ale, tho\' I assure\r\n                <lb />he follows Directions, as well as\r\n                <lb />you could expect.\r\n                \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I am with the highest Esteem,\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>B. M. Adamson - </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />N.B. a Slight <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling\r\n            <lb />appears in his <bodypart n=\"18\">thigh</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"23\">Ankle</bodypart></symptom>\r\n            <lb />&amp; a Slight pain -\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n            \r\n                <lb />B. M. Adamson\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> Capt. Grey -\r\n                <lb />July 7<sup>th</sup> &amp;c 1777\r\n                <lb />N VII. p88 ---\r\n            \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1426, 7, '2015-01-09 09:29:14', 33),
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Grey\r\n                <lb />continues much the same his\r\n                <lb /><bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart> &amp; Urine is very Yellow - \r\n                <lb />he has a <symptom n=\"78\">great Itching</symptom> &amp; some <symptom n=\"30\">hot\r\n                <lb />Pimples</symptom> on his <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart> which when broke\r\n                <lb /><symptom n=\"65\">bleed much</symptom>.\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />His Appetite is much\r\n                <lb />better and Sleeps better at Nights\r\n                <lb />rides out Dayly in a Chaise as we\r\n                <lb />dare not trust him on Horse back\r\n                <lb />on account of his being attacked oft\r\n                <lb />with a <symptom n=\"55\">lnguour</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"2\">shivering</symptom> --\r\n                <lb />His Pills are near finished &amp; desires\r\n                <lb />to know if they are to be Continued\r\n                <lb />or not with the <ingredient n=\"113\" t=\"19\">bitter Infusion</ingredient>\r\n            \r\n             </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I am most respectfully\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />B. M. Adamson\r\n                <lb />Surgeon...\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n            \r\n                <lb /><u>P.S. the pills were</u>\r\n                <lb /><unclear>Scys</unclear>.<note>The handwriting renders this ingredient,  possibly Squills, unclear.</note> Ê’vj. <ingredient n=\"102\">pulv. Absinth</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                <lb /><unclear>Scyr.</unclear>2. S.\r\n                <lb />The bitter infusion â„”ij\r\n                <lb />with <ingredient n=\"125\">Sol. tart.</ingredient> Ê’ij --\r\n            \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n                    \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />John<note>This obscure, scribbled annotation is probably just the testing of a pen.</note>\r\n            <lb />Piper\r\n            <lb />John Pepper\r\n            <lb />tt tt tt tt\r\n            <lb />il\r\n            <lb />tt tt\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1427, 3, '2013-12-14 11:48:43', 36),
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I had only one big wound in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"18\">Inside of\r\n            <lb />Left thigh</bodypart> about ten days till all the <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom> Came below\r\n            <lb />it, Then it stopt when m<sup>r.</sup> Lawder order\'d a <treatment n=\"4\">wax plaister</treatment> to it\r\n            <lb />Its now mending, my Great <symptom n=\"46\">Runing</symptom> is in the <bodypart n=\"17\">left Leg</bodypart> below\r\n            <lb />The <bodypart n=\"20\">Calf</bodypart>, at above ten places. 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I had him here too Day\r\n            <lb />on purpose for this only evil his given me some things\r\n            <lb/>but I Dread there Effect. 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But found himself better on comming\r\n            <lb />home &amp; Continued pretty well till April 1776 about 10 Months\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />At this time he was Seized with a pain in his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />which terminated in a Violent pain in the <bodypart n=\"6\">right Eye</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />of the <bodypart n=\"63\">Temple</bodypart> of that Side or of the neighbouring parts\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />He could not bear the least light was Confined\r\n            <lb />near 5 Weeks &amp; his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse Generally between 70 &amp; 80</symptom> -- Their\r\n            <lb />was no <symptom n=\"65\">inflammation</symptom> to be seen in the <bodypart n=\"6\">Tunica ConjuncÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tiva of the Eye</bodypart> nor any other part - He was <treatment n=\"1\">Bled</treatment> at the\r\n<lb /><bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart>, his <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> was not very sizy, He was <treatment n=\"14\">bled once or\r\n            <lb />twice topically with Leeches</treatment>, was <treatment n=\"4\">blistered</treatment> which\r\n            <lb />Gave him the greatest Relief, this was Accordingly\r\n            <lb />Repeated two or three times -- Recovering from this\r\n            <lb />he enjoyed a tolerable Good Health thro the Summer\r\n            <lb />tho during that time he had slight Attacks of\r\n            <lb />pain in his <bodypart n=\"59\">Loins</bodypart> Chiefly &amp; <bodypart n=\"19\">Knees</bodypart>. tho they were not always\r\n            <lb />Confined to these parts -- In <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> last he was Seized with\r\n            <lb />an <symptom n=\"39\">Affection of his <bodypart n=\"73\">Right side</bodypart></symptom> which was judged to\r\n            <lb />proceed from the same Cause as all his former pains\r\n            <lb />but put on more of the <symptom n=\"57\">Spasmodic Appearance</symptom>, It\r\n            <lb />began in that part of the <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart> towards the Region of\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"45\">Kidneys</bodypart>, then it moved upwards on the <bodypart n=\"73\">Side where</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />it remained first. 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As it was imagined to have Succeeded\r\n            <lb />well before, it did not Run well &amp; after 4 months was\r\n            <lb />taken out --- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Signed A Dunlop\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Representation Ann. 1777 ---- Above is a pretty Ample\r\n                <lb />state of my Health for a Series of years, at present it is\r\n                <lb />Nearly the same as it has been at Different times Since\r\n                <lb />the Commencement of my Disorders called <condition n=\"15\">Rhumatic</condition> -- My pains\r\n                <lb />are principally in the <bodypart n=\"73\">fleshy parts of the Sides</bodypart>, Sometimes over\r\n                <lb />the <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart> which feels now &amp; then as Compressed &amp; now &amp;\r\n                <lb />then a little painful to the outward toutch, at other\r\n                <lb />times the pain is along the <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart>, Cross &amp; down the lower\r\n                <lb />part of the <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"59\">Loins</bodypart>, In the <bodypart n=\"89\">Joints</bodypart> of the <bodypart n=\"19\">knees</bodypart> &amp;\r\n                <lb /><bodypart n=\"16\">fingers</bodypart>, and at some times round the <bodypart n=\"90\">navel</bodypart>, where it\r\n                <lb />has at times appeared as a <symptom n=\"57\">spasm</symptom> &amp; which tho always of\r\n                <lb />short Duration was always verry violent while it lasted\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n               \r\n                <lb />In short the pains are always wandering about from\r\n                <lb />place to place &amp; seldom keeping entirely away for many\r\n                <lb />hours together, But when the return comes it is in a\r\n                <lb />moment &amp; is Generally first felt about the <bodypart n=\"59\">Loins</bodypart> after\r\n                <lb />Sitting <del>or</del> in the <bodypart n=\"29\">Hips</bodypart> --- I also frequently complain of\r\n                <lb /><symptom n=\"9\">Lassitude</symptom>, <symptom n=\"6\">Depression of Spirits</symptom>, a little degree of pain\r\n                <lb />at times in the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomack</bodypart>, <symptom n=\"2\">Tremor</symptom> &amp; now &amp; then a\r\n                <lb /><symptom n=\"119\">tendency to starting</symptom> especially in Bed <del>home</del> &amp; frequently\r\n                <lb />an <symptom n=\"39\">Involuntary motion in the <bodypart n=\"16\">fingers</bodypart></symptom>, and all along\r\n                <lb />accompanied with a <symptom n=\"23\">Weak <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomack</bodypart></symptom>, Easily disordered\r\n                <lb />particularly by Eating Raw Vegetables &amp; greasy meats or\r\n                <lb />having Exceeded the bounds of strict moderation in other Eating\r\n                <lb />Drinking, or Going to bed later then usual. And on the\r\n                \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n                \r\n                <lb />whole I may observe to you that their is a <symptom n=\"132\"><symptom n=\"26\">Decay of\r\n                <lb />Strength</symptom> &amp; Flesh</symptom>, yet while the <condition n=\"15\">Rhumation</condition> is moderate\r\n                <lb />as at present, I can walk about, &amp; ride for hours\r\n                <lb />together &amp; Amuse my self with such Excercise as are\r\n                <lb />not too fatiguing -- But in Reasoning from what is\r\n                <lb />past, from my observations in a Course of years.\r\n                <lb />My present State is only an Interval or Respite\r\n                <lb />of a few Months from something more severe - This\r\n                <lb />indeed seems to be a Degree of Health I often attain\r\n                <lb />&amp; Cannot Exceed, For as <del>Sure</del> as I Get to a Certain\r\n                <lb />summit in Strength &amp; Health, As sure I am that a\r\n                <lb />Fresh Attack is not far Distant --- I have tried\r\n                <lb />what a Low Diet &amp; Abstinence from Flesh meats\r\n                <lb />&amp; spiritous Liquors for some weeks would produce\r\n                <lb />But I can safely say I never reached any advantage\r\n                <lb />therefrom, On the Contrare I have Observed that a\r\n                <lb />Diet principally of Animal food, with a few glasses\r\n                <lb />of Wine particularly red port or Claret to be most\r\n                <lb />agreable to my <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomack</bodypart> &amp; in my Opinion is of General\r\n                <lb />service, I have also observed that sometimes Drinking\r\n                <lb />freely has eased the <condition n=\"15\">Rhumatic</condition> feel, tho my <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomack</bodypart>\r\n                <lb />suffered by the Excess -- Tea &amp; Coffee disorders my\r\n                <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomack</bodypart> if drank to the Extent of four or five\r\n                <lb /><u>small</u> Cupps &amp; always Causes <symptom n=\"2\">Tremor</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"56\">Anziety</symptom>,\r\n                <lb />have also Generally remarked bad Effects from\r\n                <lb /><action n=\"24\">Purging medicines</action> &amp; am verry much of Opinion That the\r\n                <lb />taking of <ingredient n=\"91\">Nitre</ingredient> inwardly has brought an <condition n=\"15\">Rhumatism</condition>\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n    \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1433, 11, '2015-04-10 11:38:04', 228),
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Mc.s complaints are\r\n       <lb />owing to too great <condition n=\"25\">fulness</condition> which is apt to occur\r\n       <lb />at her time of life after a certain natural evacuatÂ¬\r\n       <lb />ion has ceased. As this <condition n=\"25\">fulness</condition> seems to be not\r\n       <lb /><bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> but of other houmours I cannot advise\r\n       <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">blood letting</treatment> without other informations. The\r\n       <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> should be kept constantly close shaved\r\n       <lb />and a <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> should <add place=\"above\">be</add> put over the whole head, and\r\n       <lb />when the <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> has risen a part of the <bodypart n=\"1\">crown\r\n       <lb />of the head</bodypart> little broader than a crown piece should\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />       \r\n       <lb />be kept open as <treatment n=\"11\">perpetual issue</treatment>. At the same time\r\n       <lb />she should be <treatment n=\"30\">purged several times at the interval\r\n       <lb />of two or three Days by the <action n=\"25\">cooling</action> physic ordered\r\n       <lb />below</treatment>. I have order\'d three tea spoonfulls for a dose\r\n       <lb />but that must be increased or diminished according to\r\n       <lb />the operation which should be only to two or three\r\n       <lb />motions and if it is either more or less the dose\r\n       <lb />should be Diminish or increased. The repetition of\r\n       <lb />the <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> should be Determined by its effects on\r\n       <lb />the Complaints and by my <choice><abbr>La.s</abbr><expan>Ladyship\'s</expan></choice> bearing it well or ill\r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>\r\n       <lb />Every night at bedtime Let her <choice><abbr>Lad<sup>p</sup></abbr><expan>Ladyship</expan></choice> take the\r\n       <lb />bigness of a nutmeg of the <action n=\"35\">Cephalic</action> Electuary washÂ¬\r\n       <lb />ing it down by a cupfull of <ingredient n=\"22\">Valerian</ingredient> Tea. With \r\n       <lb />these medicines my Lady should take some exercise\r\n       <lb />everyday that she does not take the physic. Walking\r\n       <lb />so far as she can easily bear it will be of service esÂ¬\r\n       <lb />pecially if my Lady walks a little at first only\r\n       <lb />and by slow Degrees increases it every day. However\r\n       <lb />as the execution of this is a little precarious\r\n   </p>    \r\n       <pb n=\"3\" />  \r\n   <p>     \r\n       <lb />I would have her <choice><abbr>Lad<sup>p</sup></abbr><expan>Ladyship</expan></choice> go in a carriage more or less every\r\n       <lb />Day. While L. M:s <symptom n=\"8\">appetite is so very bad</symptom> there must\r\n       <lb />be <subst><del>no</del><add place=\"above\">as</add></subst> great nicety in the choice of her Diet but still\r\n       <lb />the lighter it is the better. The Drink she takes ought\r\n       <lb />to be plain water but she may take two or three glasses\r\n       <lb />of Claret every day. Every kind of Malt Liquor is bad\r\n       <lb />Indian Tea also very improper but in place of it\r\n       <lb /><ingredient n=\"22\">Valerian</ingredient> Tea may be of service. I must conclude\r\n       <lb />observing that upon my getting a more exact    \r\n       <lb />account of the case I shall be able to advise\r\n       <lb />further\r\n   </p> \r\n    <closer>\r\n        <signed>WC</signed>\r\n        <dateline>July 19<sup>th</sup> 1773</dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For L M<sup>c</sup>Kenzie</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"8\">Crystalline Tartar</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"10\">Rad Jalap</ingredient> pulv.\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"17\">Nuc moschat</ingredient> <unclear>ros</unclear> ad Ê’i\r\n                    <lb />pulp <ingredient n=\"152\">prunor Gall</ingredient> â„¥i\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. Commun</ingredient> q.s. ut f Electuar. tenue\r\n                    <lb />sive <unclear>Lochoc</unclear> Sig <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Electuary 3 teaspoonfulls for a dose\r\n                    <lb />to be taken in the morning\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take 2 ounces <ingredient n=\"8\">Crystalline Tartar</ingredient>, powdered <ingredient n=\"10\">Jallop Root</ingredient>, \r\n                    up to 1 drachm <ingredient n=\"17\">nutmeg</ingredient> <unclear>ground</unclear>, 1 ounce pulped <ingredient n=\"152\">French prune</ingredient>,\r\n                    use a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">simple syrup</ingredient> to make a thin <action n=\"21\">Lenitive</action> Electuary or <unclear>Lochoch</unclear>\r\n                    Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Electuary 3 teaspoonfulls for a dose to be taken in the morning\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>    \r\n<pb n=\"4\" />       \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"22\">Rad Valerian Slyv</ingredient> pulveres â„¥iÅ¿s\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"28\">Castor Russie</ingredient> pulv Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\">Cons Rosar</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr Commum</ingredient> q.s. ut fa: Electuarium\r\n                    <lb />Sig <action n=\"35\">Cephalic</action> Electuary the bigness of a Nutmeg to\r\n                    <lb />be taken every night at bedtime.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take 1 and a half ounces of powdered <ingredient n=\"22\">Root of Wild Valerian</ingredient>, 2 drachms of powdered <ingredient n=\"28\">Russian Castor</ingredient>,\r\n                    1 ounce <ingredient n=\"107\">Conserve of Rose</ingredient>, use a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">simple syrup</ingredient> to make an Electuary\r\n                    Label: <action n=\"35\">Cephalic</action> Electuary the bigness of a Nutmeg to be taken every night at bedtime.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>    \r\n       <closer>\r\n           <signed>WC</signed>\r\n           <dateline>19 July 1773</dateline>\r\n       </closer>\r\n   </div>\r\n</body>', 3745, 3, '2013-04-24 14:36:27', 332),
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At diner he may take plain-meat as beef mutton veal\r\n           <lb />lamb or white fowl, but not his whole meal of them.\r\n           <lb />He should take some broth before, &amp; pudding or pancake\r\n           <lb />after instead of these latter, some garden things, but\r\n           <lb />sparingly ---- Avoid baked &amp; fried meats, all salted\r\n           <lb />meats &amp; high seasoning. May at times take a little\r\n           <lb />boiled haddoc or whiting, but sparingly, &amp; avoid all other -\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />3. Drink plain water, but if this increase the <symptom n=\"30\">EÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ruptions on his <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart></symptom> as it does in some people, he may\r\n            <lb />have small beer, if it be not verry <symptom n=\"7\">windy on his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomack</bodypart></symptom>.\r\n            <lb />Every day at dinner he may have Â½ a muchkin of good\r\n            <lb />porter, or instead of it, 2 or 3 glasses of Port or Toddy.\r\n            <lb />but never so much as to <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom>. -- No strong drink of\r\n            <lb />any kind at night, but if any after the milkmeat, it\r\n            <lb />should be Toddy ---\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />4. Fresh air &amp; gentle exercise. Walk moderately, but\r\n            <lb />be frequently on horseback --\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />5. Every <choice><abbr>morn</abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> take 2 <choice><abbr>tablespoonf.</abbr><expan>tablespoonfuls</expan></choice> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <action n=\"33\">Aper. Solut.</action>\r\n            <lb />mix it <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> Â½ a muchkin of spring water; take this at\r\n            <lb />2 or 3 draughts; Â½ an hour between each; so as to finish it\r\n            <lb />Â½ an hour or an hour before breakfast. --- Every night\r\n            <lb />at bed time take a tea spoonful of the <action n=\"11\">Diaphor.</action> <choice><abbr>â„³.</abbr><expan>Mix</expan></choice> in a\r\n            <lb />little water. -- Every third day in the <choice><abbr>morng</abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"39\">rub the <symptom n=\"62\">inflamed\r\n            <lb />parts of his<bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart></symptom></treatment> <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <action n=\"39\">Detergent</action>, <choice><abbr>allow<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>allowing</expan></choice> them to dry before the\r\n            <lb />application of the <ingredient n=\"329\">Cerate</ingredient>.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"125\">Tart. solub.</ingredient> â„¥ij <ingredient n=\"93\">Sal. polychr.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinnam. simpl.</ingredient> -- font. @ â„¥iv Solve et cola. <action n=\"33\">Aperient Solution</action>.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"125\">soluble Tartar</ingredient>, half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"93\">polycrest Salts</ingredient>, \r\n                    and add four ounces of both <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon Water</ingredient> and spring water. 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His diet must be not\r\n            <lb />only cooling but sparing &amp; I think at this season\r\n            <lb />he may live on strawberries &amp; bread <add place=\"above\">almost</add> alone. The\r\n            <lb />avoiding speaking or any bodily motion is absoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lutely necessary but I should be in no fear of the \r\n            <lb />carriage if he can have it without bodily motion\r\n            <lb />&amp; on smooth road. Water &amp; pretty cold water\r\n            <lb />I take to be the most proper drink, &amp; cold air\r\n            <lb />is still more necessary. You can hardly get it\r\n            <lb />cold enough at present. 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Walking allowable; but it cannot\r\n            <lb />be pushed without danger &amp; therefore a Carriage necessary &amp; to\r\n            <lb />be used as often as convenient, nothing better for a <symptom n=\"127\"><choice><abbr>Rheum:</abbr><expan>Rheumatic</expan></choice></symptom>\r\n            <lb />&amp; <condition n=\"3\">Gouty</condition> person &amp; <symptom n=\"32\">gravellish <choice><abbr>comp<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>complaints</expan></choice></symptom> unless they have gone\r\n            <lb />to a great height can hardly be hurt by it -- And\r\n            <lb />if possible in the Summer Season a journey of 2 or 3 weeks --\r\n\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /> -- In Diet your own experience must direct you - Avoid\r\n            <lb />Fish --- use a Moderate but not low Diet &amp; all cold\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"7\">windy food</symptom> from the garden must be avoided ---\r\n            <lb />Milk if you digest it very proper &amp; mares milk in the\r\n            <lb />morning &amp; may be of great service.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> must be avoid it or removed when\r\n            <lb />it happens. The Medicine ordered formerly will I\r\n            <lb />hope answer the purpose, if not I must leave it\r\n            <lb />to your Ladyships experience to supply one --\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The only other <choice><abbr>Med.</abbr><expan>Medicine</expan></choice> is the <ingredient n=\"101\">Solution of Guaiac</ingredient> - \r\n            <lb />in small <choice><abbr>qty</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> at first, but if it does not prove warm in\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> the Dose may be increased to 2 table<choice><abbr>spf.</abbr><expan>spoonfuls</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />at bedtime -- &amp; continued for a fortnight &amp; may be\r\n            <lb />tried again after some intermission. --\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Drink -- plain water best -- No malt Liquor.\r\n            <lb />While taking milk, wine very doubtfull and if\r\n            <lb /><unclear>strong</unclear> <del>ot</del> necessary. Spirits &amp; water.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />June 16. 1777\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4085, 2, '2013-09-18 11:40:24', 70),
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Glauber.</ingredient> â„¥iv <ingredient n=\"125\">Tartar Solub</ingredient> â„¥ij <ingredient n=\"222\">Sal. mar. Hispan.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb />Aq. font. lbj â„¥xij <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"369\">s.v.</ingredient> â„¥iv Solve &amp; colatur Sig.\r\n                    <lb />Solution of Salts -- to be taken for two months\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take 4 ounces <ingredient n=\"95\">Glauber\'s salts</ingredient>, 2 ounces <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient>, 1 ounce <ingredient n=\"222\">Spanish sea Salt</ingredient>\r\n                    1 pound 12 ounces of spring water, and 4 ounces of <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon spirit</ingredient>. 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Tussilag. siccat.</ingredient> â„¥i Coq ex Aq. f lbij ad lbj subfinem\r\n                    <lb />addendo <ingredient n=\"121\">R. Glycyrrh</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s <ingredient n=\"70\">Ras. Sassafr.</ingredient> Ê’j Colaturam Sig.\r\n                    <lb /><action n=\"33\">Aperient Decoction</action> a muchkin to be taken at several draughts\r\n                    <lb />every day for a month or two --\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take 1 ounce <ingredient n=\"6\">dried Tussilago leaves</ingredient>, boil in 1 to 2 pounds spring water, when it is nearly finished\r\n                    add half an ounce <ingredient n=\"121\">Liquorice root</ingredient>, 1 ounce grated <ingredient n=\"70\">Sassafras</ingredient>. 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The proper time for applying <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"4\"><choice><abbr>blis<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>blister</expan></choice></treatment> is when\r\n            <lb/>from <symptom n=\"17\">Restless nights</symptom> or other Symptoms he has Reason to\r\n            <lb/>expect his pain is soon to come on. If it happen to be <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb/>a day or two after <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"4\"><choice><abbr>Blis<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Blister</expan></choice></treatment> is applied, let a part of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"4\"><choice><abbr>blis<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>blister</expan></choice></treatment> be kep<supplied>t</supplied>\r\n            <lb/>open till <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> pain be entirely over. After that <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"4\"><choice><abbr>blis<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>blister</expan></choice></treatment> is to b<supplied>e</supplied>\r\n            <lb/>healed up &amp; you are to wait for a fresh application, till <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb/>occassion <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> a Renewal of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> pain is expected. We can hardly\r\n            <lb/>expect <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> such a periodical ailment can be discussed at onc<supplied>e</supplied>\r\n                <lb/>&amp; we must be contented if we can Succeeed by Repeating our\r\n                <lb/>attempts at Several times. During <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> intervals of M<sup>r</sup> D_s comÂ¬\r\n                <lb/>plaints he may live very much in his usual manner or\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> he should avoid all violent exercise, avoid very full\r\n                <lb/>living &amp; particularly all excess in drinking. If he is suffiÂ¬\r\n                <lb/>ciently moderate there will be little occassion for nicety in <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n                <lb/>of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <subst><del>quantity</del><add place=\"above\">quality</add></subst> of either his meats or Drinks.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> March 9<sup>th</sup> <u>1776.</u></dateline></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"101\" t=\"12\">Elix. guiac. vol.</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n            </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"101\" t=\"12\">elixir of guiaicum</ingredient>\r\n                </reg></choice></recipe>\r\n            40 drops at bed time\r\n            <lb/><action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Mixture</action> - \r\n            <lb/>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer><signed>W.C.</signed></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 5991, 2, '2013-05-02 16:28:10', 243);
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(Patient) / June 1777 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Luca Guariento</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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If this\r\n            <lb />keeps her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> <choice><abbr>reg<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice> or even opens it a little it is enough\r\n            <lb />but if not increase the dose to two <choice><abbr>teasponf.</abbr><expan>teaspoonfulls</expan></choice> at night or <choice><abbr>morg</abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />or both --- If it <action n=\"24\">purges</action> her diminish the Dose &amp; give it\r\n            <lb />in small doses two or three times or four times a day, that\r\n            <lb />if possible it may be directed to the <bodypart n=\"45\">Kidnies</bodypart> ---\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />If this does not produce some <action n=\"12\">Diuretic effect</action>, you\r\n            <lb />must try <action n=\"12\">Diuretic Decoction</action> also ordered below --- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />&amp; for this also see M<sup>r</sup> Hunter p. 17\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4088, 3, '2013-09-15 19:39:22', 73),
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He is at present affected with frequent\r\n            <lb />&amp; great <symptom n=\"23\">sweatings of his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart></symptom> which shows a tendency\r\n            <lb />in his constitution to throw matter upon the Extremities\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />and I am persuaded that it relieves him from disorders\r\n            <lb />he would otherwise be liable to &amp; the stopping this\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">sweating</symptom> <del>b</del> might be very dangerous. I am much\r\n            <lb />afraid that cold bathing might have this affect &amp;\r\n            <lb />therefore cannot by any means advise it -- After\r\n            <lb />considering the matter frequently since yesterday I must\r\n            <lb />conclude that M<sup>r</sup> Potts must be satisfied to pursue\r\n            <lb />the Regimen &amp; Exercise he has hitherto done &amp;\r\n            <lb />wait some favorable turn which his constituÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion may take. The only advice I can further advise\r\n            <lb />is, that as soon as the warm weather is over he should\r\n            <lb />enter on a Course of the following Medicines -- \r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"12\">Rubig chalyb. pp<sup>tt</sup> </ingredient> gr v <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamo. Pulv.</ingredient> gr X\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar alb. duriss</ingredient> gr XV. â„³. f. Pulvis et f. h. m. dos.\r\n                    <lb />â„– xxviij One of these Powders to be taken twice a\r\n                    <lb />day in a little <ingredient n=\"280\">currant jelly</ingredient> &amp; washed down with\r\n                    <lb />a small cupfull of a <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">Bark Infusion</ingredient> - --- \r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                        \r\n                    Take 5 grains of <ingredient n=\"12\">prepared Red chalybeate</ingredient>, ten grains of <ingredient n=\"65\">Powdered Cinnamon</ingredient> and \r\n                    fifteen grains of <ingredient n=\"50\">sugar</ingredient>. Mix. Make into a powder for dividing into \r\n                    twenty-eight doses. One of these powders to be taken twice a \r\n                    day in a little <ingredient n=\"280\">currant jelly</ingredient> &amp; washed down with\r\n                    a small cupfull of a <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">Bark Infusion</ingredient> - --- \r\n                        \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />This Course should be begun at furthest the beginning\r\n            <lb />of October. It should be continued for a fortnight only\r\n            <lb />at one time, but should be repeated at intervals 3\r\n            <lb />or 4 times in the Course of Winter &amp; Spring.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For M<sup>r</sup> Bells child I thought from the beginning\r\n            <lb />that it would be tedious, but still I think it is \r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />not to be despaired of. The Childs growing is a \r\n            <lb />favourable Symptom tho it may retard the recovery\r\n            <lb />of his <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart> -- This <del>may</del> is chiefly to be expected from\r\n            <lb />time, but I think it may be certainly forwarded by\r\n            <lb />cold bathing &amp; <treatment n=\"37\">frictions</treatment>. 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I shall therefore speak\r\n            <lb />only of the conduct which I think most proper &amp; absolutely\r\n            <lb />necessary. -- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Tho he has found no benefit from a low Diet persisted\r\n            <lb />in for some time, I am certain that fullness would be\r\n            <lb />hurtfull &amp; therefore can recommend great moderation\r\n            <lb />both in eating &amp; drinking. He may take some animal\r\n            <lb />food at Dinner, but he should never make a full meal\r\n            <lb />of this, but should always introduce a great proportion\r\n            <lb />of Broth, Pudding or Vegetables. He should take no SupÂ¬\r\n            <lb />per at all or a very light one. 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Tea or Coffee are both\r\n            <lb />bad for him, &amp; at Breakfast he should take Cocoa, <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb />or Rosemary Tea. --\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> M -- should be much in the <del>cold</del> fresh air, &amp; in freÂ¬\r\n            <lb />quent gentle exercise sometimes walking but more\r\n            <lb />frequently on Horseback. A sedentary life, warm Chambers\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />must do harm.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />At the same time, that I recommend being much in the\r\n            <lb />fresh air, he must take great care to avoid Cold &amp; wet\r\n            <lb /><del>he must take</del>. He should always be well cloathed &amp; take\r\n            <lb />particular care to keep his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> always warm &amp; dry -\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I have a suspicion tho the Evidence is not clear, that\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> M --- ailments depend upon a <condition n=\"3\">Gouty disposition</condition>, &amp;\r\n            <lb />therefore think it particularly necessary, that he should\r\n            <lb />avoid any <symptom n=\"20\">coldness of his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart></symptom>, &amp; that he should take pains\r\n            <lb />to keep them warm both by day &amp; night. and if at any\r\n            <lb />time he should feel any pains in any part of his lower\r\n            <lb />extremities, that he should cherish them by warmth &amp;\r\n            <lb />admitt of no application &amp; remove them. Warm bathing\r\n            <lb />I should think very improper. --\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Cold bathing of the whole body I think may be dangerous\r\n            <lb />but I would have him wash his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> all over with cold\r\n            <lb />water every morning, &amp; if he finds this agreable &amp; that\r\n            <lb />it lessens the <symptom n=\"22\">giddiness</symptom> he is liable to, he may have some\r\n            <lb />cold water poured from the pipe of a Tea kettle upon his\r\n            <lb />hind <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, while he holds his <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> over a Bason\r\n            <lb />It will always be necessary for M<sup>r</sup> M -- to keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular &amp;\r\n            <lb />to avoid any degree of <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> &amp; if for that purpose any\r\n            <lb />Medicine is necessary, he may take one or two of <ingredient n=\"63\">Andersons\r\n                <lb />Pills</ingredient> at bedtime. -- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I have now mentioned the measures, most proper for preserÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ving his health, &amp; cannot promise much upon any Medicines\r\n            <lb />being of much service, but am much disposed to recommend\r\n            <lb />one as prescribed on tother Page which I think may Strengthen\r\n            <lb />his nerves releeve his <symptom n=\"1\"><choice><abbr>h<sup>d</sup>achs</abbr><expan>headachs</expan></choice></symptom>. &amp; favour any disposition to <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition>.\r\n                \r\n        </p> \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Medicines. <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeate Powder.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"35\">Limat. 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He may take a Sleep after this \r\n            <lb />if he does not find himself liable to <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom> after it\r\n            <lb />&amp; in that Case too he may take the milk pretty\r\n            <lb />early: but if he be liable to <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom> after it, he\r\n            <lb />must not sleep &amp; must take the milk only a\r\n            <lb />little before he is to get out of bed.\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Breakfast of Cocoa Tea rather than green or\r\n            <lb />Bohea.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At Dinner he may take a little of any kind of \r\n            <lb />plain Meat but it should be very moderately &amp; he\r\n            <lb />should introduce into his Diet, as much Pudding <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del>\r\n            <lb />and Vegetables as he conveniently can - No salted\r\n            <lb />or Seasoned Meats -  Fish only <del>of</del> a little of the\r\n            <lb />lighter kinds. Fruits of all kinds in moderation\r\n            <lb />are very proper for him.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Ordinary Drink Water rather than Beer.\r\n            <lb />At Dinner he may take one glass of Wine, &amp;\r\n            <lb />hardly at any time more\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Continue this Practice of no Supper. at all;\r\n            <lb />but in the afternoon he may take a dish of\r\n            <lb />weak green with a Bit of Bread.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Go early to bed &amp; not lye long in the mornings\r\n            <lb />this last especially if liable to <symptom n=\"28\">sweating</symptom> at that time\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Walking gently on <del>level</del> level ground very allowÂ¬\r\n            <lb />able, but walking up hill or much at a time improper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In the way of Medicine he should <del>continue</del> continue\r\n            <lb />to take the <ingredient n=\"110\">Antimonial Wine</ingredient> advised by M<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb />Inglis; but the Dose of it should be increased by 5   \r\n            <lb />drops <del>at</del> every day till he finds the morning dose\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />gives some <symptom n=\"61\">sickness of <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart></symptom> &amp; at such\r\n            <lb />a Dose he may continue - the proper time for\r\n            <lb />taking the Morning Dose is about an hour or\r\n            <lb />half an hour at least before breakfast. The\r\n            <lb />Evening Dose is to be taken immediately before \r\n            <lb />going to Bed\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It will be proper for him also to take\r\n            <lb />some <ingredient n=\"12\">Hartfell Spaw Water</ingredient> every forenoon.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />A Glass of it when he goes out to ride &amp; one\r\n            <lb />when he comes in &amp; if there is an hour <del>before</del>\r\n            <lb />between that time and dinner he may take another\r\n            <lb />Glass of it immediately before Dinner; or if that\r\n            <lb />Space is not allowed, he may take his third Glass\r\n            <lb />between Tea &amp; Supper. In entering upon drinking \r\n            <lb />this water, each Glass of it may be about half a gill\r\n            <lb />or a little more; but this quantity may be increased\r\n            <lb />by degrees till he shall take a muchkin of it\r\n            <lb />every day. As the <ingredient n=\"12\">Hartfell Water</ingredient> is only to\r\n            <lb />be got in Choppin Bottles when one of these\r\n            <lb />is opened, one half of it should be immediately poured\r\n            <lb />into a Muchkin bottle to be close corked, to be kept\r\n            <lb />for the Service of next day. Even the Choppin Bottle that\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />that contains the remainder should be kept always\r\n            <lb />close corked.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Besides these I have hardly any other medicines\r\n            <lb />to advise, as I depend much more upon Regimen than\r\n            <lb />Medicine in this Case; but I have still one Medicine\r\n            <lb />to advise which is prescribed on the Paper apart, A Tea\r\n            <lb />spoonfull of the Mixture prescribed is to be taken\r\n            <lb />in every glass of <ingredient n=\"12\">Hartfell Water</ingredient> and if the whole\r\n            <lb />Muchkin of <ingredient n=\"12\">Hartfell Water</ingredient> is taken before \r\n            <lb />Dinner a Dose or two of the Acid Mixture is\r\n            <lb />to be taken between Tea &amp; Supper Time\r\n            <lb />that is a Tea Spoonfull of it in an ordinary Wine\r\n            <lb />Glassfull of water.\r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice>\r\n                    <orig>\r\n                        <lb />	â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥iij\r\n                        <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\">Syr e ros. sicc.</ingredient>\r\n                        <lb /><ingredient n=\"315\">Spit<sup>t</sup> vitriol ten</ingredient> @ â„¥Å¿s.\r\n                        <lb />â„³. 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I am\r\n            <lb />for D<sup>r.</sup> Monro, &amp; Myself with great regard\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n            <lb />Dear Doctor\r\n            <lb />Your Most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t:</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t:</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r:</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 23<sup>d.</sup> <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r:</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3958, 2, '2013-10-29 11:05:27', 77),
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I have \r\n            <lb />from my Earliest youth Suffered the various\r\n            <lb />Complaints and infirmitys <choice><abbr>w<sup>.c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> arise from\r\n            <lb />a <condition n=\"21\">Delicate or weak State of Nerves</condition> - other\r\n            <lb />wise my Constitution has been <unclear>goud</unclear> and\r\n            <lb />Even Vigorous. I Can not Deny that as\r\n            <lb />Long as I was able my Life has been very\r\n            <lb />irregular - pursuing Every Course of FashionÂ¬\r\n            <lb />able Pleasure with Little Reserve and\r\n            <lb />Suffering the usual Consequences tho in no\r\n            <lb />extraordinary degree - for at Least fourteen\r\n            <lb />years Past I have been a Reformed man.\r\n            <lb />Seldom giving into any Excess - and <add place=\"above\">even</add> in\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />the days of my <del>most irregular</del> <add place=\"above\">wildest</add> Courses\r\n            <lb />I had good intervals of Sobriety and allÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ways Study\'d to mantain the Character of\r\n            <lb />an Honest man and a man of Some ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Capacity in my Profession - <add place=\"above\">So far I have <unclear>proceeded</unclear> in general</add> The object <del>in\r\n            <lb />particular</del>\r\n            <lb />for the D<sup>\'s</sup><note>Idiosyncratic contraction of \'Doctor\'s\'.</note> advice &amp; opinion is my <condition n=\"21\">Nervous\r\n            <lb />Disorder\'s</condition> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I shall now Shortly Trace\r\n            <lb />&amp; explain more Particularly. When\r\n            <lb /><del>a Boy</del> <add place=\"above\">young</add> at School &amp; Colledges I was horridly\r\n            <lb />afflicted with the <symptom n=\"17\">nightmare</symptom> - at times\r\n            <lb />I was affected in the Day time with <symptom n=\"2\">TreÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mours</symptom> <symptom n=\"12\">asmatic affections</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"33\">imaginations\r\n            <lb />very Strong of immediat Death</symptom> on these\r\n            <lb />occasions I was often <treatment n=\"1\">blooded</treatment> by unskillÂ¬\r\n            <lb />full Doctors - falling into better Hands\r\n            <lb />Particularly the Late D<sup>r</sup> Clerks I was\r\n            <lb />diswaded from this Practice and have\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />abstained from it Ever Since - in the \r\n            <lb />year 1754 after a Course of very hard\r\n            <lb />Living I was Reduced to the Lowest State.\r\n            <lb />The worst &amp; most distressing circumstance\r\n            <lb />was a nocturnal <symptom n=\"5\">Fit</symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> Sizd me every\r\n            <lb />morning about four oclock. I waked \r\n            <lb />hastily in <symptom n=\"97\">Horrors</symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> went off with a\r\n            <lb />very Severe &amp; profuse <symptom n=\"28\">Sweat</symptom> \r\n<add place=\"above\">by <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I gradually wasted</add>. The <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />was prescribed &amp; I took a journy on\r\n            <lb />Horseback first to Scarburay<note>This variant of \'Scarborough\', the North Yorkshire coastal spa which became one of the first popular resorts for sea-bathing, may indicate a distinctly Scottish form.</note>  &amp; then to\r\n            <lb />Bath in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> year 1755 I returned in tollerÂ¬\r\n            <lb />able Health - when at Paris in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> year 1763\r\n            <lb />I had a kind of <condition n=\"18\">ague</condition> or <condition n=\"18\">intermitting fever</condition>\r\n            <lb />from <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> having Recover\'d I had for Some\r\n            <lb />years better health &amp; particularly was\r\n            <lb />free from my <condition n=\"21\">Nervous Complaints</condition> than\r\n            <lb />for many years before. In <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> year 1769\r\n            <lb />after a very Long &amp; hot Sederunt in the\r\n            <lb />Parlement House - I was Sezid in the night\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />time with a new kind of <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> distressed\r\n            <lb />and alarmed me exceedingly - waking \r\n            <lb />Suddenly I had no Sensibility but to feel \r\n            <lb /><del>a</del> <symptom n=\"39\">Convulsive motions</symptom> about my <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />and <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>. I feelt as if just expiring yet\r\n            <lb />got out of Bed - was<del><illegible l=\"1\" /></del> just able to keep on\r\n            <lb />my <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; move about &amp; in a very little\r\n            <lb />while the <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> went off Leaving me very\r\n            <lb />Languid &amp; distress\'d. The Truth is after\r\n            <lb /><unclear>loosing</unclear> The Clerks I had no particular\r\n            <lb />Confidence in any. I thought I understand\r\n            <lb />my own Case &amp; Resolved to deal with \r\n            <lb />myself. These <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> have <add place=\"above\">ever Since</add> at Different times\r\n            <lb />Returnd with some diversity of Symptoms\r\n            <lb />- my Surest Relief has hitherto been a\r\n            <lb />Species of Cold bathing <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I Shall describe\r\n            <lb />- I have Long intended to take a ConÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sultation of D<sup>r</sup> Cullen but thoughtlessly\r\n            <lb />Delayd it till now ------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>St Katherins 25 august 1777 -</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />L<sup>d</sup> Gardenstone presents best ResÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pects to D<sup>r</sup> Cullen. He has Resolvd\r\n            <lb />as Long as he Can Raither to wait\r\n            <lb />on His Doctor than Stay till he Comes\r\n            <lb />to his bedside. Sends the inclosed Case\r\n            <lb />for his Consideration &amp; begs to know\r\n            <lb />by two Lines at what time tomorrow\r\n            <lb />from 12 forenoon to 3 oclock he may\r\n            <lb />Call on the Doctor at his House ---\r\n            <lb />Lord Gardenston is to be in Town\r\n            <lb />about 11 oclock to do Duty on the Bills -\r\n            <lb />and of the Servant who Carrys this Shall\r\n            <lb />not find the Doctor to get his answer begs\r\n            <lb />hell Sent it to <unclear>Mrs</unclear> years Shop on the\r\n            <lb />Parlement Close\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>St Katherins monday <del>night</del> Evening</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Lord Gardenstone\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Aug<sup>.t</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 1777\r\n            <lb />Vol vij p 113\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1438, 3, '2013-03-19 09:38:55', 135),
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I hope you are in a better way than\r\n            <lb />you was tho your disease as constitutional, must be tedious.\r\n            <lb />I think <ingredient n=\"60\">Mustard</ingredient> has had very good effect &amp; should be continued.\r\n            <lb />I dont doubt but you have also been the better of the <ingredient n=\"12\">Mineral\r\n            <lb />water</ingredient>, &amp; you should continue this for several weeks as it may\r\n            <lb />prevent the growth of <bodypart n=\"88\">bile</bodypart>. For the same purpose I have given \r\n            <lb />a Prescription below -- While the season continues tolerable you\r\n            <lb />should take <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>what</expan></choice> exercise you can &amp; by all these means, I hope \r\n            <lb />your complaints shall at length be relieved. M<sup>r</sup> <choice><abbr>Alex<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Alexander</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Wood is in England so that I cannot have his assistance\r\n            <lb />but I have advised you as well as I can.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"22\">Pulv. rad. valerian. sylv.</ingredient> â„¥j <ingredient n=\"35\">Limat. Mart.</ingredient> pp<sup>.tt</sup>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"254\">Tart. vitriol<sup>.t</sup></ingredient> @ Æ·ij <ingredient n=\"17\">Nuc. mosch<sup>.t</sup> ras.</ingredient> Æ·j \r\n                    <lb />Conserv. e <ingredient n=\"21\">cort. aurant.</ingredient> â„¥iÅ¿s <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. Electar.\r\n                    <lb />the bigness of a <ingredient n=\"17\">nutmeg</ingredient> twice a day - an hour before dinner &amp;\r\n                    <lb />before supper.\r\n                </orig>\r\n         \r\n\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take an ounce each of <ingredient n=\"22\">powdered root of wild valerian</ingredient>, powdered <ingredient n=\"35\">Prepared Steel</ingredient>\r\n                    and <ingredient n=\"254\">vitriolated tartar</ingredient>; two drachms of of <ingredient n=\"17\">grated Nutmeg </ingredient>;\r\n                    an ounce-and-a-half of <ingredient n=\"21\">orange peel</ingredient> conserve, and enough <ingredient n=\"172\">simple Syrup</ingredient> to make an Electuary.\r\n                    the bigness of a <ingredient n=\"17\">nutmeg</ingredient> twice a day - an hour before dinner &amp; before supper.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 14. 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There remains therefore\r\n            <lb />only to be studied the proper <choice><abbr>managem<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>management</expan></choice> to prevent much\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"63\"><choice><abbr>swell<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>swelling</expan></choice></symptom> or excessive <symptom n=\"65\"><choice><abbr>bleed<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>bleeding</expan></choice></symptom>. ------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For these purposes, the first step necessary, is to prevent\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>, which is to be done if possible by diet, but if\r\n            <lb />this fails Medicine will be necessary. --------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The proper Diet is commonly to be found out by every perÂ¬\r\n            <lb />son for himself from his own experience, as the same food\r\n            <lb />has commonly <choice><abbr>differ<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>different</expan></choice> effects on <choice><abbr>differ<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>different</expan></choice> persons. What I take\r\n            <lb />to answer most generally is a small proportion of animals\r\n            <lb />with a large proportion of Vegetable food. Both should be\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />a part of Diet &amp; should be always well seasones with Salt.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The Animal food may be of any of the ordinary kinds, but the lighter\r\n            <lb />are to be preferred, &amp; either boiled or roasted, rather than fried\r\n            <lb />or baked. ---- The Vegetable food must necessarily be varied by\r\n            <lb />the season, but the chief difference to be made is to be deterÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mined by the Persons own experience. Fruit is commonly\r\n            <lb />supposed to be <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> &amp; commonly is so, but I have freÂ¬\r\n            <lb />quently found that <condition n=\"38\">Haemorrhoidal</condition> Persons could not bear  \r\n            <lb />any kind of them, without having the <condition n=\"38\">inflammation of \r\n            <lb />their Piles</condition> increased. Let M<sup>r</sup> M------ study all these \r\n            <lb />particulars for himself, but where by observation he has\r\n            <lb />found what seems best for keeping his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> in a regular\r\n            <lb />way let him keep to that, with a very steady uniformity\r\n            <lb />&amp; particularly with regard to the proportion of his Vegetable\r\n            <lb />&amp; Animal food, for there are other causes besides Diet, which \r\n            <lb />affect the <condition n=\"38\">Piles</condition> &amp; if he is at the same time fluctuating in\r\n            <lb />the state of his diet, he is likely to distrust the regularity\r\n            <lb />of his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In <choice><abbr>Drink<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>Drinking</expan></choice>, he must study <del>necessarily</del> his own habits\r\n            <lb />&amp; keep to some uniformity. Plain Water is <symptom n=\"24\">binding</symptom> &amp; small Beer\r\n            <lb />is <action n=\"21\">laxative</action>, but if he has been in the constant use of either he may\r\n            <lb />keep to it. If he is in the use of <add place=\"above\">small</add> Beer, which is very variable\r\n            <lb />in its condition, rather than take it, he should take strong\r\n            <lb />Beer diluted with water. All kinds of strong drink whether\r\n            <lb />Wines or Spirits are bad for him. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He may perhaps take a little of any kind, but he should be\r\n            <lb />steadily moderate in the quantity. Claret &amp; <unclear>some</unclear> Punch, I take\r\n            <lb />to be worst &amp; should be hardly be tasted. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If by this <choice><abbr>managem<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>management</expan></choice> of Diet he can keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> in a regular\r\n            <lb />way, he should take no Medicine, but if in spite of this <choice><abbr>managem<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>management</expan></choice> he\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />should be liable to <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> &amp; even if he misses his ordinary Stools\r\n            <lb />he should always prevent his <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> going too far, by his\r\n            <lb />taking a little Medicine; &amp; there is none I should prefer to\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"34\">Sulp<add place=\"above\">h</add>ur</ingredient> while if operated in a moderate quantity, &amp; as <add place=\"above\"><illegible l=\"1\" /></add> I perÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ceive M<sup>r</sup> M----- has experience of this Medicine. 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When his <condition n=\"38\">Piles</condition> \r\n            <lb />are tolerably easy, I think he may be much the better for going\r\n            <lb />on Horseback, &amp; if he had not rejected it in the <choice><abbr>acc<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>account</expan></choice> of his\r\n            <lb />Case, I should have recommended in preference a single\r\n            <lb />Horse Chaise. --- Some Air &amp; Exercise are necessary to <unclear>heukin</unclear>\r\n            <lb />&amp; as M<sup>r</sup> M----- <choice><abbr>cann<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>cannot</expan></choice> absolutely take the latter in <add place=\"above\">a</add> due degree\r\n            <lb />by <choice><abbr>walk<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>walking</expan></choice> one of the other means seems necessary. They\r\n            <lb />should however be always gentle &amp; moderate; but as M<sup>r</sup> M-\r\n            <lb />is obliged at times to travel on business; It would be better\r\n            <lb />to travel on a single Horse Chaise than on Horseback.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In going to Stool, the <condition n=\"38\">Piles</condition> commonly come out very much\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />&amp; are again slowly reduced &amp; when it happens occasions\r\n            <lb />pain &amp; aggravates the Disease. After going to Stool\r\n            <lb />he should put up the <condition n=\"38\">Piles</condition> as soon as possible; &amp; lye\r\n            <lb />down immediately on a Couch or Bed, &amp; in that posture\r\n            <lb />by a gentle pressure endeavour to put up the <condition n=\"38\">Piles</condition> \r\n            <lb />&amp; if they can succeed easily, it will be of service, &amp; he\r\n            <lb />ought always to avoid being upright or <choice><abbr>walk<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>walking</expan></choice> sometime\r\n            <lb />after. - In many persons &amp; I suspect in M<sup>r</sup> M- that the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"53\"><choice><abbr>fundam<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>fundament</expan></choice></bodypart> is lax &amp; the <condition n=\"38\">Piles</condition> much down, so that they are\r\n            <lb />troublesome in <choice><abbr>walk<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>walking</expan></choice>. &amp; I have found necessary to\r\n            <lb />keep the <bodypart n=\"53\"><choice><abbr>Fundam<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Fundament</expan></choice></bodypart> &amp; <condition n=\"38\">Piles</condition> constantly supported by \r\n            <lb />a proper bandage. If this is necessary let M<sup>r</sup>M-- adÂ¬\r\n            <lb />vise with a surgeon in the neighbourhood.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>20 <choice><abbr>Aug</abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> --</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W C</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4111, 2, '2013-10-01 11:48:33', 140),
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Must not lye long abed, as <choice><abbr>soak<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>soaking</expan></choice> in <del>it</del> must be extremely hurtfull,\r\n            <lb />&amp; prevent her ever <choice><abbr>gett<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>getting</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> use of her <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart>. Before rising, <treatment n=\"39\">rub</treatment> her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a <treatment n=\"18\">flesh brush</treatment> &amp; after she is up, the same to her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart>. Not only must she be more out of bed <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> hitherto\r\n            <lb />but even abroad in a carriage. While out of bed, must admit\r\n            <lb />easy company, &amp; kept from <choice><abbr>think<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>thinking</expan></choice> of herself or her own affairs.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For her <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom> state, her Diet must be of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> lightest &amp;\r\n            <lb />coolest kind  a little broth &amp; a bit of chicken or <choice><abbr>s<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>such</expan></choice> light <choice><abbr>an.</abbr><expan>animal</expan></choice> food\r\n            <lb />at dinner, but no more, &amp; chiefly take milk, grain &amp; garden things.\r\n            <lb />Drink water or watery <choice><abbr>liq.</abbr><expan>liquor</expan></choice> no <choice><abbr>ferm.</abbr><expan>fermented</expan></choice> or spirit. --- When\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"6\">low spirited</symptom>, a little wine &amp; water <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> first very sparingly &amp; all\r\n            <lb />plain wine or strong drink <choice><abbr>m<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>might</expan></choice> be <choice><abbr>entire-</abbr><expan>entirely</expan></choice> avoided.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As to <choice><abbr>med<sup>s.</sup></abbr></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> two employed are most proper &amp; <choice><abbr>theref.</abbr><expan>therefore</expan></choice> conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tinue them. The <ingredient n=\"261\"><choice><abbr>Elix. of Vitr.</abbr><expan>Elixir of Vitriol</expan></choice></ingredient> is well suited to preserve <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />tone of her <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>stom.</abbr><expan>stomach</expan></choice></bodypart> &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr></choice> <ingredient n=\"101\" t=\"27\"><choice><abbr>Elix. of guaiac.</abbr><expan>Elixir of guaiacum</expan></choice></ingredient>, to her <condition n=\"21\"><choice><abbr>nerv.</abbr><expan>nervous</expan></choice></condition> &amp; <condition n=\"15\"><choice><abbr>rheum.</abbr><expan>rheumatic</expan></choice></condition> <choice><abbr>comp<sup>lts.</sup></abbr><expan>complaints</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Open an <treatment n=\"11\">issue</treatment> in one <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> &amp; in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> opposite <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart> &amp; the best is\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> perpetual, because of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> frequent fresh irritation of the <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment>\r\n            <lb />ointment.  The <treatment n=\"11\">issue</treatment> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> <choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>may be</expan></choice> a little above <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>bend<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>bending</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"13\">elbow</bodypart> &amp; <treatment n=\"11\">issue</treatment> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart> on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> inside a little below the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"19\">knee</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> July 29. 1776</dateline>        <signed>W. 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He should take\r\n            <lb />it always in the morning, and at present he may take\r\n            <lb />it in any brook or River that is near to him; but when\r\n            <lb />the weather becomes colder, it will be necessary for him to\r\n <pb n=\"2\" />         \r\n            <lb />take it within doors. At first it will be enough to dip his\r\n            <lb />body once, but when he is a little accustomed to it, he may\r\n            <lb />dip himself two or three times. He must always dip his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> with the rest of his body; and for that purpose -\r\n            <lb />should cut out his <bodypart n=\"120\">hair</bodypart> and wear a wig.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In diet he must take care to keep his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />always light, taking moderately of the lighter kinds\r\n            <lb />of animal food, and avoiding carefully to take much\r\n            <lb />of roots or Greens. He may take milk if he digests it-\r\n            <lb />easily, but it will be best for him always to take his milk\r\n            <lb />with an equal part of water gruel, and well sweetened\r\n            <lb />with sugar.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />His drink should be plain water, and he -\r\n            <lb />should not take any beer. Tea whether Green or Bohea,\r\n            <lb />is also very improper for him, but he may continue his\r\n            <lb />Cocoa.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />By this Regimen I expect in a year or two that\r\n            <lb />he will get perfectly well; But in Autumn &amp; Spring for\r\n            <lb />a month together, he should take the Medicines ordered\r\n            <lb />below<note>No recipe transcribed, but the gap left below was probably intended for this purpose.</note> \r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>   \r\n</body>', 3746, 3, '2013-05-01 21:29:25', 73),
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Complains of <symptom n=\"88\">Lameness</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"51\">right Limb</bodypart>, with\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom>, pain &amp; <symptom n=\"57\">spasms</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"29\">right hip</bodypart> extending from thence to \r\n            <lb/>the outside of the <bodypart n=\"19\">knee</bodypart> - <symptom n=\"23\">Weakness</symptom> &amp; Pain in the <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb/>The <symptom n=\"57\">Spasms</symptom> come on, if in walking she happens to hit her <bodypart n=\"24\">foot</bodypart> <choice><abbr>ag<sup>t</sup>:</abbr><expan>against:</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>anything; or while sitting, if she endeavours to draw herself back\r\n            <lb/>in her chair or attempts to move quicker than usual.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If she strikes one <bodypart n=\"19\">Knee</bodypart> the pain shoots, like an electric shock,\r\n            <lb/>quite round her <bodypart n=\"59\">Loins</bodypart> to the same part of the other <bodypart n=\"19\">knee</bodypart> .\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><del>She has often the most violent <symptom n=\"39\">convulsive</symptom></del>\r\n            <lb/>In <choice><abbr>Jan:</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1768 after having lain in <unclear><choice><abbr>5W<sup>s</sup>:</abbr><expan>5 weeks</expan></choice></unclear> she rode to church where\r\n            <lb/>she was seized with <symptom n=\"20\">coldness</symptom> &amp; violent pain in the small or her <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>:\r\n            <lb/>her <bodypart n=\"27\">left breast</bodypart> immediately <symptom n=\"62\">inflamed</symptom>, <symptom n=\"125\">hardened</symptom> &amp; the next day broke. \r\n            <lb/>She has passed <symptom n=\"32\">gravel</symptom> &amp; once <symptom n=\"89\">some small strings of blood</symptom> with\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"5\">Fits</symptom> of dreadfull Pain. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>While suckling her next child she was seized with a <symptom n=\"60\">Cholic</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"31\">Flux</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>sometimes of pure Milk at others of Milk mixt with the\r\n            <lb/>faeces, which continued for many Months. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In the midst of this distress she was seized with <symptom n=\"39\"><symptom n=\"4\">convulsive\r\n            <lb/>cough</symptom></symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"39\">convulsion</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"9\">Windpipe</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"85\">Diaphragm</bodypart>, barking\r\n            <lb/>like a Dog. - She was relieved by <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> &amp; <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Her fits of the <symptom n=\"32\">gravel</symptom> grew worse &amp; brought on <symptom n=\"27\">suppression\r\n            <lb/>of Urine</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammation</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"45\">Kidney</bodypart>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>As it abated a <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> seized her in each <bodypart n=\"29\">hip</bodypart> extending\r\n            <lb/>from the <bodypart n=\"69\">spine of the Iluem</bodypart> to the outside of the <bodypart n=\"18\">Thighs</bodypart> &amp; to\r\n      <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>each <bodypart n=\"19\">knee</bodypart>, with <symptom n=\"20\">coldness</symptom>, <symptom n=\"66\">numbness</symptom> &amp; violent pain. They\r\n            <lb/>grew <symptom n=\"23\">weaker &amp; weaker</symptom>. - On being brought to bed again\r\n            <lb/>she seemed to get better but <add place=\"above\">was seized with a <condition n=\"24\">Stranguary</condition> &amp;</add> at the end of the fortnight <symptom n=\"63\">swelled\r\n            <lb/>from the <bodypart n=\"29\">Hips</bodypart> to the <bodypart n=\"25\">Toes</bodypart> of a monstrous size</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>A few days after her Delivery the <symptom n=\"101\">Lochia were suppressed</symptom> instead\r\n            <lb/>of which there was a <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> like that from a wound smelling \r\n            <lb/>very bad\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>One of her <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> being <treatment n=\"50\">scarified</treatment> the water went off, but the\r\n            <lb/>wound continuing notwithstanding all endeavours to heal\r\n            <lb/>it, she has an <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> cut in her <bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart> - From this <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment>\r\n            <lb/>she had her Courses for three Months, after <add place=\"above\">which</add> they returned\r\n            <lb/>in a great Measure to their proper channel, but still\r\n            <lb/>the first day of them the <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> of blood is from\r\n            <lb/>this <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> .\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Her <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart> are very <symptom n=\"78\">irritable</symptom>, her <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>stom:</abbr><expan>stomach</expan></choice></bodypart> <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom> &amp; subject\r\n            <lb/>to <symptom n=\"48\">Indigestion</symptom> &amp; she is subject to <symptom n=\"12\">suffocation almost \r\n            <lb/>amounting to strangulation.</symptom> \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>For this last complaint I ordered frequent small doses\r\n            <lb/>of <ingredient n=\"9\">Rheubarb</ingredient>, which have answered my expectations\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>For the <symptom n=\"88\">Lameness</symptom> I prescribed <ingredient n=\"117\">Volatile Liniment</ingredient> with\r\n            <lb/>good success. She has likewise found benefit by Sea\r\n            <lb/>Bathing. - The <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom>, pain &amp; <symptom n=\"57\">spasm</symptom> have \r\n      <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>returned the two last years <choice><abbr>ab<sup>t</sup>:</abbr><expan>about</expan></choice> Febuary. - Last\r\n            <lb/>year a most violent <symptom n=\"2\">trembling</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"51\">Limb</bodypart> succeeded\r\n            <lb/>the <symptom n=\"57\">spasm</symptom> &amp; lasted a few minutes. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The Above is the case of one of my Patients. I must \r\n            <lb/>beg the favour of you to talk over this case with D<sup>r</sup>.\r\n            <lb/>Cullen &amp; send me his Ideas, also beg him to give me \r\n            <lb/>his advice in what manner to proceed with her. \r\n        </p>\r\n    <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>Case of A.B from\r\n                <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Townsend March\r\n                <lb/>1776. V.5.p.5.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1258, 3, '2013-11-28 15:56:23', 200),
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The <choice><abbr>follow<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>following</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />measures seem most probable. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />1 If she is able to be carried abroad, let her be frequently on X\r\n            <lb />Horseback, &amp; travel to what length she can bear, <choice><abbr>avoid<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>avoiding</expan></choice> cold\r\n            <lb />&amp; <del>heat</del> wet. If she cannot be carried abroad, let the <treatment n=\"51\">Chamber\r\n            <lb />Machine</treatment> be employ\'d as frequently as convenient. Whether she\r\n            <lb />is to go abroad or remain within, let her whole body &amp; espeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cially her <bodypart n=\"73\">right side</bodypart>, be <treatment n=\"18\">rubb\'d with a flesh brush</treatment> every <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Let it be moderate but long continued, &amp; it is only necessary\r\n            <lb />in the morning. ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2 Let the <treatment n=\"5\">Seton</treatment> or <treatment n=\"11\">Pea Issue</treatment> be put into her <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart>, the last\r\n            <lb />is the easiest, &amp; an <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> may be made on <unclear>eap</unclear> spine of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> \r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> in the places nearly where the ends of a <treatment n=\"5\">Seton</treatment> are brought\r\n            <lb />out.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3 Let her take every <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> or Evening a Table Spoonful of <ingredient n=\"60\">unÂ¬\r\n            <lb />bruised mustard</ingredient>. 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A little wine proper, but\r\n            <lb />a small quantity will be <del>proper</del> a sufficient cordial to\r\n            <lb />her, who has formerly taken a little. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />5 If any <symptom n=\"66\">numbness</symptom> or <condition n=\"31\">Palsy</condition> threaten any <bodypart n=\"51\">Limb</bodypart>, it\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />may be proper to employ <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment>, but let the shock be\r\n            <lb />moderate &amp; often repeated, confining them to <bodypart n=\"51\">Limbs</bodypart>, &amp; avoiÂ¬\r\n<lb />ding their coming near the <bodypart n=\"1\">Head.</bodypart> -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />6 These will be the most effectual measures, but few meÂ¬\r\n            <lb />decines can be of service, I have ordered below a Draught to be\r\n            <lb />taken at bedtime 2 or 3 times a week while there are any <illegible l=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\"/> of the last attack, after that she may take it seldomer --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />X â„ž <ingredient n=\"3\">Pil: Aloetic</ingredient> Ê’j -\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"77\">Gambog</ingredient> - g<sup>r</sup> xii -\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr Simpl.</ingredient> q - s -- ut facit Massa divid in pil\r\n                    <lb />gr v. - <action n=\"21\">Laxative Pills</action> one or two for a Dose at Bed time - x ---\r\n                </orig>\r\n            \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take a drachm of <ingredient n=\"3\">aloetic pills</ingredient>, twelve grams of <ingredient n=\"77\">gamboge</ingredient>, \r\n                    enough <ingredient n=\"172\">simple syrup</ingredient> to make a mass to divide into pills of five grams each. - \r\n                    <action n=\"21\">Laxative Pills</action> one or two for a Dose at Bed time\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"101\" t=\"12\">Elix. guaiacum. vol.</ingredient> Ê’j - Terito cum pauxillo viÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />telli ovo &amp; paulatim adde <ingredient n=\"172\">Sy<sup>s</sup> Simp:</ingredient> Ê’ij -\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. Cinnam Simp.</ingredient> â„¥j - f â„³a<illegible l=\"2\" />\r\n                    <lb />Sig <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Draught</action> taken at bed time, <choice><abbr>wash<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>washing</expan></choice> it\r\n                    <lb />down with a small Draught of negus not very warm.\r\n                </orig>\r\n            \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take a drachm of <ingredient n=\"101\" t=\"12\">elixir of volatile guaiacum</ingredient> - Mix with a little bit of egg yolk \r\n                    and little by little add two ounces of <ingredient n=\"172\">simple syrup</ingredient>, and an ounce of <ingredient n=\"65\">simple cinnamon water</ingredient>\r\n                    to make a <unclear>mixture</unclear>. 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Continue <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"11\">PerpeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tual issue</treatment> of her <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> &amp; in either <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> or other shapes, for some\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />years to come perhaps for life.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Accord<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>According</expan></choice> to urgency of <choice><abbr>sympt<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>symptoms</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>dur<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>during</expan></choice> winter, a little <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>might be</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"1\">drawn</treatment> &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <action n=\"10\">Demulcent</action> <action n=\"19\">Pectorals</action> <choice><abbr>freq.</abbr><expan>frequently</expan></choice> employed. &amp; I\r\n            <lb />can imagine a case in <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"139\"><choice><abbr>Anod.</abbr><expan>Anodyne</expan></choice></ingredient> <choice><abbr> m. b.</abbr><expan>might be</expan></choice> useful &amp; safe.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> July 29 1776.</dateline>             <signed>W. 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Gen<sup>l</sup></abbr><expan> query General</expan></choice> Abercrombie\'s Neice\r\n            \r\n        </head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I agree with you entirely in thinking the Case a <condition n=\"40\">chorea</condition>\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I haue treated a hundred times. The symptoms of <condition n=\"39\">worms</condition>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; <condition n=\"40\">Chorea</condition> somewhat agree, but in most instances the <condition n=\"40\"><choice><abbr>Ch.</abbr><expan>Chorea</expan></choice></condition>\r\n            <lb/>is without <condition n=\"39\">worms</condition>, but there is no reason to suspect them\r\n            <lb/>here &amp; therefore no occasion for drastic <action n=\"24\">purgatives</action>, altho\r\n            <lb/>it will be very proper to keep the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> open with such\r\n            <lb/><action n=\"3\"><treatment n=\"6\">Antispasmodic Glysters</treatment></action> as you have employed.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The <treatment n=\"4\">Blisters</treatment> were properly tried but I have always \r\n            <lb/>found what you observe that they giue no durable \r\n            <lb/>relief &amp; the reason is obvious, that they do not touch the\r\n            <lb/>state of the <bodypart n=\"47\">Nervous system</bodypart> -- My dependence in such \r\n            <lb/>cases is on <action n=\"29\">Tonic</action> <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup> w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>medicines which</expan></choice> seldom miss in time to giue\r\n            <lb/>Relief- Upon this plan I approve very much of your \r\n            <lb/>trial of Cold bathing &amp; if it operate properly in producing \r\n            <lb/>immediately after it a due heat of the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> and an <unclear>alacrity</unclear>\r\n            <lb/>in motion it will certainly have good effects I also\r\n            <lb/>think the <ingredient n=\"129\">Mars praeparatus</ingredient> a promising remedy &amp; I \r\n            <lb/>now know that the doses may be carried a great way .\r\n            <lb/>Six drams in one day have been taken. I have not \r\n            <lb/>found <add place=\"above\">any</add> patients fit to bear such a dose, but I haue \r\n            <lb/>carried it the length of two drams. Even this will\r\n            <lb/>be a great deal more than your patient can bear\r\n            <lb/>but you may increase your doses by degrees &amp;c\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If she does not mend I depend upon the <ingredient n=\"146\">Cuprum Am\r\n                <lb/>moniacum</ingredient> &amp; more than upon <ingredient n=\"143\">Flores Zinci</ingredient>\r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>you may give the <ingredient n=\"146\">C.A.</ingredient> in the way you think best\r\n            <lb/>at first to the <choice><abbr>qty</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> of 1/8 <choice><abbr>gr.</abbr><expan>grain</expan></choice> but increasing it to what\r\n            <lb/>the patient bears without <symptom n=\"3\"><choice><abbr>vom<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>vomits</expan></choice></symptom> or <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>This last minds me to take notice of the <ingredient n=\"60\">unbruised\r\n                <lb/>Mustard</ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I think is as proper a <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> as you\r\n            <lb/>can employ - Your orders about Exercise &amp; Diet proper\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I think Sandie Dirom in great hazard. The <choice><abbr>g</abbr><expan>goat\'s</expan></choice> whey\r\n            <lb/>may be of service but it cannot do much. At\r\n            <lb/>present it is far off &amp; not comparable to a sea Voyage\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 12<sup>th</sup> April 1776</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div> \r\n</body>', 3798, 11, '2014-10-15 22:37:35', 130),
(1349, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c4115\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:4115] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Reverend Patrick Duff (of Old Aberdeen) / Regarding: Mrs Henrietta Duff (Lumsden) (Henny) (Patient) / 25 August 1777 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Vivien Williams</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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I too\r\n            <lb />hope D<sup>r</sup> S--s opinion is right, but D<sup>r</sup> C--- fears are\r\n            <lb />not without foundation, but upon the whole, I now conclude\r\n            <lb />that the Disease was originally <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatism</condition>, &amp; that there\r\n            <lb />still remains a great deal of that affection in her body, &amp;\r\n            <lb />as it is very <add place=\"above\">un</add>common for the most obstinate <condition n=\"81\">Sciatic</condition> to end\r\n            <lb />in <symptom n=\"42\">suppuration</symptom>, so hope it has not taken place in this\r\n            <lb />case; however the <symptom n=\"34\">Hectic Fever</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"28\"><choice><abbr>Sweat<sup>gs</sup></abbr><expan>Sweatings</expan></choice></symptom> are very suspiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cious. but the report of the Infirmary man is favourable\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />And D<sup>r</sup> S--- <choice><abbr>reason<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>reasoning</expan></choice> from the pain of the <bodypart n=\"29\">Hip</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"89\">joint</bodypart>, not\r\n            <lb />being permanent while it appears often in the <bodypart n=\"11\">Shoulder</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> \r\n            <lb />is probable. To conclude all with what I should have thought\r\n            <lb />of before, the Case of <symptom n=\"42\">suppuration</symptom> is absolutely desperate. The \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"42\">suppuration</symptom> of <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatism</condition> still admits of measures for reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lief. I am therefore of opinion she should still try a Dose of\r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers Powder</ingredient>, which at first should be of 20 grains &amp;\r\n            <lb />let the other directions of my first letter be observed, especiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ally that of raising the heat as little as possible. For the\r\n            <lb />repetition of this Medicine I must leace it to the discretion\r\n            <lb />of the Gentlement on the spot, taking notice of what I said\r\n            <lb />in my first letter on this subject. It would be of advanÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tage if M<sup>rs</sup> Duff would give up her Evening <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient>, but it\r\n            <lb />must be done by degrees, &amp; it must not be <del>ad</del><add place=\"above\">o</add>mitted on the \r\n            <lb />night preceeding the <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers Powder</ingredient>. If <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> is proper\r\n            <lb />as I believe it may, it must be given pretty freely, but I\r\n            <lb />would not choose to speak pointedly on the subject, till\r\n            <lb />I have a report of the <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers Powder</ingredient>. At the same time\r\n            <lb />I beg to know the state of the urine, both for the present\r\n            <lb />&amp; for some time past if you can\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Aug</abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 25<sup>th</sup> -- 1777 -------</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W C</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4115, 2, '2013-09-10 14:37:08', 40),
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Your <choice><abbr>void<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>voiding</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />urine on walking a little after your toast &amp; water, is <choice><abbr>ow<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>owing</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><unclear>to</unclear> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> state of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"56\">bladder</bodypart>. for in <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> time <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> water could\r\n            <lb />no have got to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"45\">kidneis-</bodypart>. No strong <choice><abbr>med<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> but as\r\n            <lb />a man advances in life <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> retentive faculty <choice><abbr>m.</abbr><expan>might</expan></choice> become\r\n            <lb />weaker so I would do a little to guard <choice><abbr>ag<sup>st.</sup></abbr><expan>against</expan></choice> its going too\r\n            <lb />far.  Have <choice><abbr>y<sup>ref.</sup></abbr><expan>yourself</expan></choice> sent <action n=\"34\"><choice><abbr>Strengthen<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>Strengthening</expan></choice> powders</action> fit for strengÂ¬\r\n            <lb />thens <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"56\">neck of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> bladder</bodypart>. Take one of <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> forenoon\r\n            <lb />either immidiately  before or after your forenoons ride &amp;\r\n            <lb />another at 7 p.m.  best in a glass of toast water &amp; wash\r\n            <lb />down <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same.  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May take fruit, but ripe &amp; moderaty.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 26 Aug. 1776.</dateline>         <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 3911, 2, '2013-10-28 11:08:34', 70),
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I have no occasion for <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient>, as I rest\r\n            <lb />very well, only am oblidged to rise once, sometimes twice, in\r\n            <lb />the Night time. I use the <ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecacuanha</ingredient> every night at Bed-time,\r\n            <lb />but when I take it in the Morning it makes me Vomit.---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I do not feel the <condition n=\"38\">Piles</condition> so sensibly of late, yet they pain me when\r\n            <lb />I go to stool, and sometimes I am distressed with <symptom n=\"60\">Cholic Pains</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As much as possible I guard against Cold; tho\' sometimes it is\r\n            <lb />unavoidable, especially in this cold Weather, and as I have\r\n            <lb />a full Quarter of a Mile to walk to Church every Sunday,\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />and in bad Road. -- I think myself the better of moderate exerÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cise; but there is seldom a day now that I can ride out, for fear\r\n            <lb />of Cold. I was wont to take a great deal of severe exercise, parÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ticularly in the Garden; but I suspect you will not approve of\r\n            <lb />my attempting much in that way now. -- I\'m truly ashamed\r\n            <lb />to give you so much trouble, as Lady Forss tells me that neither\r\n            <lb />you, nor Doctor Cullen, would take any thing for your trouble.\r\n        </p>\r\n<closer>\r\n        <salute>\r\n            <lb />I am with your great Regard\r\n            <lb />Sir\r\n            <lb />Your most humble\r\n            <lb />and much Oblidged Servant\r\n        </salute>\r\n            <signed>James Taylor</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />Manse of Watten\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 7<sup>th</sup> <u>1777</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <annot>\r\n<handShift /><p>\r\n            <lb />The <choice><abbr>Rev<sup><u>d</u></sup></abbr><expan>Reverend</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Taylor\r\n            <lb />of Watten. <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1777\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        Vvi V109--</annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1340, 2, '2013-08-20 16:02:56', 76),
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But there is one alteration <add place=\"above\">has</add> hapÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pned to Lady Aberdeen, since She went to Harrogate, She\r\n            <lb />has <condition n=\"8\">not been regular</condition>, but once, which was about the end of\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Sep<sup>t<u>r</u>.</sup></abbr></choice> From that time not till end of november, and not since\r\n            <lb />then, Lady Aberdeen till this Period was all her Life quite\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"8\">regular monthly</condition>. The compliants she finds, ar a want\r\n            <lb />of <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomack</bodypart>, sume times a litle <symptom n=\"61\">sicksh</symptom>, <symptom n=\"1\">Head akes</symptom>, <symptom n=\"79\">flying stitÂ¬\r\n            <lb />chs</symptom> in her body, and very frequent <symptom n=\"21\">heats</symptom>, and <symptom n=\"82\">f lushing</symptom>\r\n            <lb />of the <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart>, which only continues, for a moment or two\r\n            <lb />at a time, as Lady Aberdeen is not of that Age, that\r\n            <lb />these irregulararets commonly came on, is very desirous\r\n            <lb />to haue your oppinion about it, to know if it may have\r\n            <lb />been occasioned, by the ouse of the Harrogate waters,\r\n            <lb />which She drunke canstantly, for a bout 7 weeks,\r\n            <lb />and they operate with her, at least once or more\r\n            <lb />every day, by Stool, She braught some of the water\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Home with her has Drunk but litle of it, will\r\n            <lb />be glade to know, if it is propere for her to Drink it\r\n            <lb />in her present Situation, I hope you will excuse me\r\n            <lb />gaving you this trouble, as both Lady Aberdeen and I.\r\n            <lb />ar desirous to have your oppinion, and advice in regÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ard to this altreation of Her Constitution, and would\r\n            <lb />willingly avoide, consulting any of the Physicians in this\r\n            <lb />Country if possible, If you want to be informed, of any\r\n            <lb />thing farther with regard to Lady Ab<sup><u>dns</u></sup> Health. please\r\n            <lb />write me, and you shall be accquainted, I only add, that Lady\r\n            <lb />aberdeen joins me, in wishing you the <choice><abbr>comps</abbr><expan>compliments</expan></choice> of this season,\r\n            <lb />and am with great regard---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> and most\r\n                <lb />humble Sarvant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed><u>Aberdeen</u></signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />P. 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In the Letter above mentioned\r\n            <lb />bearing date <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 29<sup>th.</sup> 1775. You therin recommend a\r\n            <lb />total abstinence from Meat &amp; strong Drink &amp; to try\r\n            <lb />2 or 3 Sweats of <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers Powder</ingredient> which I have done without\r\n            <lb />Releif. I lived upon a milk &amp; vegitable Diet for about\r\n            <lb />six Months &amp; as to strong Drink I scarce ever taste it\r\n            <lb />I have had an <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> cut in my head but the discharge\r\n            <lb />was exceeding trifling from it nor could I say I received\r\n            <lb />any Benefit from it. D<sup>r.</sup> Percival of Manchester\r\n            <lb />in a publication of his recommends <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> in strong Coffee\r\n            <lb />&amp; says the Coffee takes of the narcotic quality of the <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient><note>See Thomas Percival, <i>Philosophical, Medical, and Experimental Essays</i> (London: 1772), pp. 269-272.</note>     \r\n    </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have tried &amp; I can\'t say but I found releif from it for a \r\n            <lb />short while tho\' did not perceive that the soporific quality\r\n            <lb />of the <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> was lessened by it. Tho\' I have found some\r\n            <lb />small releif from it when the <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> was severe yet I\r\n            <lb />have been very cautious in using it being afraid <del>f</del>\r\n            <lb />that in my <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart> &amp; very well in every other Respect\r\n            <lb />only somewhat subject to the <symptom n=\"48\">heartburn</symptom> &amp; of consequence\r\n            <lb />to <symptom n=\"7\">Flatulency</symptom> at my <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>. If you will deliver your\r\n            <lb />Opinion to the Bearer I shall esteem it an additional Favour\r\n            <lb />to the many you have conferr\'d on Sir\r\n        </p>\r\n\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>h<sup>ule.</sup></abbr><expan>humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n         </salute>\r\n\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />Egremont\r\n                <lb />Feb<sup>y.</sup> 10<sup>th.</sup> 1777.\r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n <signed>Joseph Harris</signed>\r\n            \r\n</closer>\r\n  </div>\r\n<div>\r\n\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n       \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n    \r\n  <handShift/>\r\n<annot>\r\n\r\n            <lb />Joseph Harris Esq<sup>r.</sup>\r\n            <lb />Feb<sup>ry</sup> 1777\r\n</annot>\r\n\r\n\r\n</div>\r\n</body>', 5939, 11, '2014-10-15 23:10:32', 119),
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When you do the honor to\r\n            <lb />consult me about it, I think it much my duty to give\r\n            <lb />your Lordship my opinion freely &amp; sincerely. I must therefore\r\n            <lb />say in the first place, that tho\' you call the Ailment <unclear>of</unclear> your\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"19\">Knee</bodypart> <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatic</condition>, till I know more exactly\r\n            \r\n      <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />the circumstances of its coming on <unclear>&amp;</unclear> progress. I am much disposed\r\n            <lb />to think it was <condition n=\"3\">gouty</condition> and that the complaints your\r\n            <lb />Lordship has now in your <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> depend upon a disposÂ¬\r\n            <lb />position to the <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition> &amp; which I hope will again in due\r\n            <lb />time appear in the extremities. In the mean time I apprehend\r\n            <lb />no danger from the present ailments in your <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>; but\r\n            <lb />if you should again have any pains <del><illegible l=\"2\"/></del> <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> in the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"19\">knee</bodypart> or any other <bodypart n=\"89\">joint</bodypart> I must beg your Lordship to bear them\r\n            <lb />as patiently as you can without taking any pains by\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"21\">fomentation</treatment> or otherwise to release them. The only measures\r\n            <lb />to be pursued are by a proper exercise &amp; regimen to\r\n            <lb />prevent such <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> from coming frequently &amp; to render them\r\n            <lb />moderate when they do come on. On this subject I should\r\n            <lb />wish to write fully but to day I am confined to my\r\n            <lb />Chamber by a <symptom n=\"117\">sore throat</symptom> &amp; <condition n=\"10\">some fever</condition>, &amp; to any other\r\n            <lb />person than your Lordship I <choice><abbr>coud</abbr><expan>could</expan></choice> hardly have written at all\r\n            <lb />I can only say therefore that I beg your Lordship to continue\r\n            <lb />your Exercise as far as the Weather will allow. Riding\r\n            <lb />is better than Walking and at least the last should be\r\n            <lb />very moderate - For your Regimen a bit of Solid meat is\r\n            <lb />proper at Dinner but it should be light &amp; little - In\r\n            <lb />Drinking great Sobriety is necessary and Port or Madeira\r\n            <lb />are safer than Claret - Go to bed by times &amp; dont lie\r\n            <lb />very long in the morning &amp; at all times take care to\r\n            <lb />avoid Cold -- For the present complaints in your <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />please employ the Tincture below taking a table\r\n            <lb />Spoonfull or two of it an hour before Dinner - I can say\r\n            <lb />no more at present but shall be glad to hear from your\r\n            <lb />Lordship or D<sup>r.</sup> Livingstone can give me any reasons why I\r\n            <lb />should not conclude your ailments to the <condition n=\"3\">gouty</condition> - I have the Honor\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>WC -</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n      <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <opener>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 23 <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r:</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1776</dateline>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        <head>\r\n            For the Earl of Errol\r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort: Peruvian.</ingredient> Cont\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"81\">Rad: <del>Cort</del> Colomb</ingredient> aa Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb /> <ingredient n=\"256\">Semin. 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Take a Tablespoonful or two to be taken an hour before dinner.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>23<sup>d.</sup> <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r:</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1776.</dateline> <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3957, 3, '2013-11-29 11:54:19', 213),
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I wish you\r\n            <lb />had something more of the <ingredient n=\"61\">Uva Ursi</ingredient>, which with <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />I have found the most effectual remedy of such <condition n=\"24\">Strangury</condition>\r\n            <lb />as you have been liable to. I give these Practical hints\r\n            <lb />rather than enter into the Theoretical Inquiry which you\r\n            <lb />suggest to me. This would require a larger discussion than\r\n            <lb />a letter or my time admits. I have found the mucus in\r\n            <lb />question <choice><abbr>attend<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>attending</expan></choice> not only <symptom n=\"127\">Arthritic</symptom> &amp; <condition n=\"91\">Nephritic</condition> complaints;\r\n            <lb />but also affections of the <bodypart n=\"56\">neck of the Bladder</bodypart>, <choice><abbr>follow<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>following</expan></choice> <condition n=\"20\">VeneÂ¬\r\n                <lb />real</condition> as <choice><abbr>proceed<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>proceeding</expan></choice> <condition n=\"38\">HÃ¦morrhoidal</condition> affections. It often attends\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"127\">Arthritic</symptom> complaints when these are attended with no other\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"91\">Nephritic</condition> Symptom, but still it is not the Pituita Vitrea<note>Translates literally as \'glassy phlegm or mucus\'. Cullen\'s immediate source for making this connection was probably his Edinburgh mentor Dr. John Clerk, who is cited in this very context by Cullen\'s associate Sir John Pringle in the latter\'s <i>Observations on the diseases of the army, in camp and garrison.</i> (London: 1752), p. 187.</note>\r\n            <lb />of the Ancients or Moderns, nor to me expresses any general\r\n            <lb />state of the fluids. It depends upon an affection of the <bodypart n=\"56\">neck of\r\n            <lb />the Bladder</bodypart> producing such an effusion. Make of all this\r\n            <lb />what you can, but it is only to shew my willingness to graÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tify you that I have said anything about it. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I cannot from your manner of Writing exactly judge whether\r\n            <lb />you are still liable to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"133\">Stiffness &amp; pains of your <bodypart n=\"89\">joints</bodypart></symptom>; but\r\n            <lb />if you are still very much troubled with them, I know no remedy\r\n            \r\n         <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />but <treatment n=\"25\">sweating gently</treatment> in the mornings. For executing this, you\r\n            <lb />may either take Boerhaaves method with the <ingredient n=\"204\">Volatile alkali</ingredient><note>The Leiden professor, Herman Boerhaave (1668-1738), the leading academic physician of his generation. His published works being very substantial, a precise reference has not been traced.</note>\r\n            <lb />or you may try <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers Powder</ingredient>. I find a late Author Dawson<note>See Thomas Dawson (c.1725-1782), <i>Cases in the acute rheumatism and the gout; with cursory remarks, and the method of treatment. By Thomas Dawson, M.D. Late Physician to the Middlesex, and the London, Hospital</i> (London: 1774), pp.93-4. Dawson is described in this letter as  \'a late author\' as if he is deceased, but Cullen must have made a mistake because of the rather ambiguous title of the book.</note>\r\n            <lb />recommending a particular remedy, which is the <ingredient n=\"101\">Volatile <unclear>Elixir</unclear>\r\n            <lb />of Guaiac</ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he gives sometimes to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> quantity of a Â½ an ounce\r\n            <lb />of or a dose, mixing it with Yolk of an egg, Syrup &amp; Water\r\n            <lb />I think it is not an improbable remedy as I have found the\r\n            <lb />same elixir usefull in smaller Doses. --\r\n                                 \r\n                \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>August 11<sup>th</sup> -- 77 --</dateline> <signed>W C --</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n            \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4100, 3, '2013-09-15 08:59:49', 158),
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I have examined\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"6\">the eyes</bodypart> often and imagine the fault to be in <bodypart n=\"6\">the Coats of\r\n        <lb />the Cornea</bodypart> which appear to have been thickened by <symptom n=\"42\">the suppuÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ration</symptom> of <condition n=\"2\">the Pustules</condition> that have been there. I remember to\r\n        <lb />have seen a patient who had been <symptom n=\"11\">blind</symptom> from <condition n=\"2\">the same\r\n        <lb />cause</condition> which was removed by <treatment n=\"50\">scratching <bodypart n=\"6\">the cornea</bodypart> with the\r\n            <lb />point of a Lancet</treatment> so as to bring <add place=\"above\">on</add> <symptom n=\"42\">a fresh suppuration</symptom> and\r\n        <lb />when <symptom n=\"62\">the inflammation</symptom> was abated, was repeated several\r\n        <lb />times till <bodypart n=\"6\">the eye</bodypart> was tollerable clear. This was done by\r\n        <lb />one of the Occulists who was at <choice><abbr>Edinb<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> some years ago\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />How far it would be practicable with this patient I cannot say, but\r\n        <lb />shall leave to your superior Judgment. Your directing her to what\r\n        <lb />may be proper will be a great favour done to the widow who is but\r\n        <lb />in straitened circumstances and will add to the obligations already\r\n        <lb />conferred on â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n        <closer><salute>Dear Sir\r\n        <lb />Your obliged <choice><abbr>Huble Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Humble Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n       <signed>Robert Whyt</signed>\r\n        <dateline>Falkirk June 16\r\n        <lb /><u>1777</u></dateline></closer>\r\n    <postscript>NB The Boy\'s name is John Morison</postscript>\r\n</div>\r\n<div><pb n=\"3\" />\r\n  <p><lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n  <lb />Physician\r\n      <lb /><choice><abbr>Edinb<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></p>\r\n    <handShift />\r\n    <annot>Whyte of Falkirk\r\n <lb /><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> A boy <symptom n=\"11\">blind</symptom> from\r\n        <lb /><condition n=\"2\">the Small Pox</condition> â€“â€“â€“â€“</annot>\r\n</div></body>', 1420, 3, '2013-12-09 13:25:10', 93),
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Last week I\r\n        <lb />had <treatment n=\"14\">put upon <bodypart n=\"63\">my temples</bodypart> four Leeches</treatment>, they drew <choice><abbr>exceed<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>exceeding</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />well and I beleive have been of some service â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Since I last wrote you I have frequantly <symptom n=\"22\">found my\r\n        <lb />giddness rather extencive</symptom> which was the particular cause\r\n        <lb />in view for <treatment n=\"14\">putting on the Leeches</treatment> upon this occasion, but\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"14\">even the Leeches</treatment> have not done very material service\r\n       <lb />I am a good deal inclined to think that much of <symptom n=\"22\">my\r\n       <lb />giddiness</symptom> proceeds from <symptom n=\"38\">a Bilishness upon <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart></symptom> â€“â€“\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"9\">The first vomit I took</treatment> the latter end of <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"3\">I threw up\r\n       <lb />a good deal</symptom> of <bodypart n=\"88\">greenish like stuff which my surgeon M<sup>r</sup>\r\n           <lb />Stevenson called Bile</bodypart>, and after that <symptom n=\"22\">sometimes I was not\r\n       <lb />so giddy</symptom>, thereafter <ingredient n=\"113\">I took some bitters</ingredient> every day untill I\r\n       <lb />came over to you in <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> in May, in which interval I imÂ¬\r\n        <lb />agine I was rather freer of that stuff than since I have been;\r\n        <lb />Since the time I sett out to come over to you I have disconÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tinued <ingredient n=\"113\">the taking of bitters</ingredient>, and am now inclined to think\r\n       <lb />that increases <symptom n=\"38\">the Bilishness</symptom> upon <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart> in so much\r\n       <lb />that you\'ll remember <symptom n=\"3\">I threw up a large quantity</symptom> the 21<sup>st</sup> May\r\n       <lb />of which I wrote you, and <symptom n=\"3\">yesterday morning I again\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n           <lb />threw up</symptom> a large quantity of <bodypart n=\"88\">Bilish <u>sower green</u> stuff</bodypart> which\r\n       <lb />gave <bodypart n=\"1\">my head</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"42\">heart</bodypart> exceeding distress; my reason for troubling\r\n        <lb />you just now is that I am much inclined to think that if any\r\n       <lb />mean could be fallen upon to hinder that <bodypart n=\"88\">Bilish stuff</bodypart> from\r\n       <lb />gathring upon <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart> it would very much tend to my\r\n        <lb />case, of which I entreat you will think and advise as soon\r\n        <lb />as possible â€“â€“ Since I came home I have most closely\r\n        <lb />followed your directions in every respect, and do think they\r\n       <lb />would turn out singularly usefull, if this <choice><abbr>comp<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>complaint</expan></choice> mentioned\r\n        <lb />could only be helped, by any means, but it truely gives\r\n       <lb />much pain in the meantime, when <symptom n=\"3\">it obliges me to throw\r\n           <lb />up</symptom>: you\'ll please observe that <symptom n=\"3\">I threw up no quantity</symptom> of\r\n       <lb /><bodypart n=\"88\">Bile</bodypart> from the 21<sup>s</sup> till yesterday, tho\' in that intervale often\r\n       <lb />found it upon <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart> â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb /><symptom n=\"73\">The wising noise in <bodypart n=\"1\">my head</bodypart></symptom> is still as much as ever,\r\n        <lb />and <symptom n=\"3\">before throwing up of <bodypart n=\"88\">Bile</bodypart></symptom>, its rather worse than at\r\n        <lb />any other time â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />About the beginning of July I expect to be in <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> when I\r\n        <lb />promise myself the <choice><abbr>hon<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>honour</expan></choice> of waiting of you. In the meantime\r\n        <lb />I remain</p> \r\n    <closer><salute><choice><abbr>D<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir your much obliged most \r\n        <lb />obedient very humble <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n     <signed>Ja. Sturrock</signed>\r\n     <dateline>Arbroath 16 June <u>1777</u></dateline></closer>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <postscript><lb />P.S.\r\n        <lb />I take <action n=\"33\">the aperiet solution</action> now very well, and <symptom n=\"3\">never\r\n            <lb />offers to throw up</symptom> but when <bodypart n=\"88\">the Bilish stuff</bodypart> is the\r\n    <lb />cause; at least I think so</postscript></div>\r\n    <div><pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p><lb />Do<sup>r.</sup> Will Cullin\r\n            <lb /><u><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></u></p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1421, 2, '2013-06-18 11:05:13', 190);
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In SepÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tember last she complained of a Pain in <bodypart n=\"28\">her Back</bodypart> just\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"11\">under her left shoulder</bodypart>. Tho\' this Pain was not originally\r\n        <lb />produced, yet she apprehends that her Disorder was afterwards\r\n        <lb />very much increased by a pair of damp sheets <choice><abbr>q<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> she got\r\n        <lb />from home. The Complaint <choice><abbr>q<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> originally began in <bodypart n=\"11\">her\r\n        <lb />left shoulder</bodypart> has by degrees spread itself over her whole Body,\r\n        <lb />&amp; some time ago seemed to affect<del>ed</del> <bodypart n=\"26\">her Breast</bodypart> very much.\r\n        <lb />It has however seated itself at last chiefly in <bodypart n=\"89\">the Joint</bodypart> of her\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"18\">right Thigh</bodypart>. <bodypart n=\"89\">The Joint</bodypart> of <bodypart n=\"18\">this Thigh</bodypart> was observed <add place=\"above\">about 6 weeks ago,</add> to be\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"63\">a good deal swelled</symptom>, &amp; <symptom n=\"114\">feels sore to the Touch</symptom>. She complains\r\n        <lb />much leikwise of what she calls <symptom n=\"119\">\"a starting\"</symptom> or <symptom n=\"2\">a kind of\r\n        <lb />Tremor in <bodypart n=\"18\">this Thigh</bodypart></symptom>: and this Pain <choice><abbr>q<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> affects her chiefly in\r\n        <lb />the Night time <choice><abbr>q<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> she is warm in bed, is frequently abated\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"39\">by rubbing the part affected <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"15\">the Hand</bodypart></treatment>. <bodypart n=\"11\">The left shoulder</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />where the Pain originally began, is <symptom n=\"114\">sore to the Touch</symptom> but is\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"63\">not swelled</symptom>. She is <symptom n=\"21\">subject to great Heat</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"28\">frequent\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />sweating over her whole Body</symptom>; excepting <symptom n=\"28\"><bodypart n=\"18\">this right Thigh</bodypart>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>q<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> never sweats</symptom>. <symptom n=\"28\">These sweatings</symptom> <symptom n=\"23\">seem only to weaken her</symptom>.\r\n        <lb />Besides the Disorder above mentioned, she seems subject\r\n        <lb />to other Disorders, <choice><abbr>q<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> do not perhaps appear to be conÂ¬\r\n        <lb />nected to her principal Complaint. She is <symptom n=\"35\">occasionally\r\n        <lb />subject to a spitting of Blood</symptom>, but to no great Degree:\r\n        <lb /><condition n=\"8\">as the monthly Evacuations have ceased for some time</condition>, this\r\n        <lb />may have occasioned <symptom n=\"35\">the spitting of Blood</symptom>. When she\r\n        <lb />is liable to <symptom n=\"35\">spitting of Blood</symptom>, she <symptom n=\"12\">sometimes complains\r\n        <lb />of a Difficulty in breathing</symptom>; but she <symptom n=\"4\">has no Cough</symptom>.</p>\r\n<p><lb />These are the most obvious symptoms of her Disorder; and\r\n    <lb />as it appeared to be <condition n=\"15\">of the Rheumatic kind</condition>; it has been\r\n        <lb />treated according to the common Methods for such Disorders.\r\n    <lb />She has tried the use of <ingredient n=\"105\">Garlic</ingredient> &amp; other particulars of\r\n        <lb />the american Cure contained in the annual Register of\r\n    <lb />the Year 1763.<note><i>The Annual Register, or a view of the history, politicks, and literature, for the year 1763</i> (London: 1764), includes several articles addressing American matters and others reporting on medical preparations, but none match this precise reference. It is possible it refers to an advertisement which was not reprinted in the full set of the journal.</note> She has leikwise used <ingredient n=\"15\">Sarsiparilla</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />recommended by D<sup>r</sup> Fordyce as an infallible Cure for\r\n    <lb /><condition n=\"15\">Rheumatism</condition>:<note>Probably a reference to George Fordyce, <i>Elements of the Practice of Physic</i> (London: 1771), p. 368. Fordyce (1736-1802) was a prominent Scottish-born, London physician who has an entry in <i>DNB</i>.</note>  and both without Effect. <treatment n=\"4\"><bodypart n=\"18\">Her Thigh</bodypart> <add place=\"above\">or <bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart></add>\r\n    <lb />has been blistered</treatment>, <choice><abbr>q<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> seemed to give a little temporary\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <lb />Ease, but no substantial Relief. <treatment n=\"21\"><bodypart n=\"18\">The Thigh</bodypart> has leikÂ¬\r\n    <lb />wise been fomented</treatment> <choice><abbr>q<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> has <symptom n=\"63\">abated the swelling a little</symptom>.\r\n    <lb />For these three Nights past she has got <ingredient n=\"83\">3 grains of\r\n        <lb />D<sup>r</sup> James\'s Powders</ingredient> in a Bolus. But this has had no\r\n    <lb />other Effect, but that <symptom n=\"28\">she seemed to sweat rather less\r\n        <lb />than ordinary</symptom>, &amp; did not seem quite so uneasie next Day;\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">She has not strength enough</symptom> to take the Exercise of\r\n    <lb />riding &amp; is too much distressed <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> Pain, to bear the Jolting\r\n    <lb />of a Chaise. <treatment n=\"51\">The Spring Deal is all the Exercise she\r\n        <lb />can take</treatment>. She is obliged to use <ingredient n=\"58\">a little Laudanum</ingredient>\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"17\">to procure sleep</symptom>.</p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n    <p><lb />This came from M<sup>r</sup> Patrick Duff, Minister at\r\n        <lb />old Aberdeen (his Wife\'s Case). Inclosed were\r\n        <lb />three Pound Notes which are now inclosed to\r\n        <lb />you. They would not have been sent had they\r\n        <lb />not been Aberdeen Notes<note>This note was added by Cullen\'s son Henry before forwarding this letter to his father who, at this date, was away from home on a visit to a patient in Taymouth. Local banks issued their own notes, and it may be that Henry thinks his father has more chance of using \'Aberdeen\' notes while he is in the North-East Highlands than when back in Edinburgh.</note></p>\r\n       <closer><signed>H Cullen.</signed></closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    <handShift />\r\n    <annot>Case of M<sup>rs</sup> Duff\r\n        <lb />July 1777 &amp;<sup>c.</sup>\r\n       <lb />V vii P78â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n    </annot>\r\n</div></body>', 1432, 3, '2014-02-21 12:49:55', 195),
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Some Days before receiving your\r\n        <lb />Letter <symptom n=\"28\"><bodypart n=\"18\">the right Thigh</bodypart> began to sweat to a considerable Degree</symptom>\r\n        <lb />tho\' not to so great a Degree as the rest of her Body. This I\r\n        <lb />considered as a very good symptom from which I expected the\r\n        <lb />most beneficial Effects. I have however been very much disÂ¬\r\n        <lb />appointed, for tho\' she still continues to <symptom n=\"28\">sweat more profusely\r\n            <lb />&amp; frequently</symptom> than is thought convenient for her, yet <symptom n=\"28\">these sweats\r\n        <lb />give no manner of Relief</symptom> from the Pain, nor do they seem in the\r\n        <lb />least to have abated the Disease. As the design of <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers PowÂ¬\r\n            <lb />der</ingredient> appeared to me to be <action n=\"11\">solely to promote sweating</action> &amp; as that\r\n        <lb />Effect had happened before receiving your Letter, I delayed\r\n        <lb />giving her that Medicine till I should see what Change <symptom n=\"28\">these\r\n        <lb />sweats</symptom> would produce, without it. She is leikwise very much\r\n        <lb />distressed in what she calls <symptom n=\"119\">a starting</symptom> in the <symptom n=\"114\">sore</symptom> <bodypart n=\"18\">Thigh</bodypart> with\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"55\">a kind of Languor</symptom>, &amp; <symptom n=\"10\">Palpitation</symptom>, <choice><abbr>q<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> are supposed to be symptoms\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />of <condition n=\"21\">some nervuous Disorder</condition>; attended <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"15\">quick Pulse</symptom>, &amp; at times \r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"34\">a considerable Degree of Fever</symptom>. I told you formerly that she\r\n        <lb />was <symptom n=\"23\">naturally of a very weak Constitution</symptom>, &amp; is at present\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"26\">very much extenuated</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"23\">weakened</symptom> by a very painful DisÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ease &amp; of very long Continuance. As <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers Powder</ingredient> thereÂ¬\r\n        <lb />fore was not given her, for the Reasons above mentioned, &amp;\r\n        <lb />as you was kind enough to invite <add place=\"above\">me</add> to write you an account of\r\n        <lb />her Case, the Physician who attends her would have me ask\r\n        <lb />your opinion, whether notwithstanding <symptom n=\"28\">these sweats to <choice><abbr>q<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> she\r\n        <lb />has too great a Propensity</symptom> &amp; <choice><abbr>q<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he considers as the Effect of\r\n        <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"23\">a symptom of great weakness</symptom> &amp; notwithstanding the low\r\n        <lb />state to <choice><abbr>q<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> she is reduced; <del><unclear>whether</unclear></del> Dovers Powder might still\r\n        <lb />be given her with safety &amp; advantage. If you are of opinion\r\n        <lb />that this Medicine ought to be tried, I would beg the favour of\r\n        <lb />you to order some Dozes of it to be sent me, for it is a certain\r\n        <lb />Truth, tho you will hardly believe it, that this Medicine is very\r\n        <lb />little known at Aberdeen. There is indeed an Apothecary who\r\n        <lb />pretends to sell <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers Powder</ingredient>: but he does not say that he\r\n        <lb />has imported it from London &amp; confesses very frankly that\r\n        <lb />he makes it up himself. You will not therefore be surprised\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />that I would <add place=\"above\">not</add> incline to trust to a Medicine of this Nature preÂ¬\r\n        <lb />pared by such ignorant &amp; careless Hands.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />I am with much respect</p>\r\n       <closer><salute>Sir\r\n       <lb />Your most Obedient Servant</salute>\r\n       <signed>Pat Duff</signed>\r\n        <dateline>Old Aberdeen\r\n        <lb />August 8. 1777</dateline></closer>\r\n    <postscript><lb />P.S. <symptom n=\"28\">The present sweats</symptom> can not be Effect of <ingredient n=\"83\">James Powder</ingredient>\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>q<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> were formerly given her in small Quantities but have been\r\n        <lb />discontinued about a Month ago.</postscript></div>\r\n    <div><pb n=\"4\" />\r\n      <p><lb />To\r\n        <lb />Doctor Cullen Physician\r\n        <lb />Edinburgh</p>\r\n    </div></body>', 1435, 2, '2013-08-20 14:05:17', 155),
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Hispan.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n              <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinnamom. simpl.</ingredient>\r\n              <lb />font. @ â„¥iv\r\n              <lb />Solve cola et S. <action n=\"33\">Aperient Solution</action> two\r\n        <lb />table spoonfulls to be mixed with half\r\n        <lb />a muchkin of spring water taken at two or\r\n        <lb />three draughts in the morn<sup>g</sup> <del>b</del> an hour\r\n        <lb />before breakfast walking about between whiles.</orig>\r\n          <reg>Take 2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient>, an ounce of <ingredient n=\"93\">Polychrest Salts</ingredient>, half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"222\">Spanish Sea Salt</ingredient>, and 4 ounces each of <ingredient n=\"65\">simple Cinnamon Water</ingredient> and spring water. Dissolve, strain and label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient Solution</action> two table spoonfulls to be mixed with half a muchkin of spring water taken at two or three draughts in the morning <del>b</del> an hour before breakfast walking about between whiles.</reg>  \r\n      </choice></recipe>\r\n      </div>\r\n    <div><head>Secret Letter</head>\r\n        <p><lb />The case of your freind an <condition n=\"28\">Hysteric</condition> <condition n=\"44\">Melancholy</condition>\r\n        <lb />proceeding from religious considerations so much\r\n        <lb />the worse, but does not vary the measures â€“â€“\r\n            <lb />The danger is that it affect <bodypart n=\"95\">her mind</bodypart> â€“ but\r\n        <lb />I can advise nothing more than what is above.\r\n        <lb />It might be supposed that M<sup>r</sup> Allans <del>discourse</del>\r\n        <lb />conversation might be of service to her; but\r\n        <lb />I never knew reasoning have much effect in such Cases.</p>\r\n      <closer><dateline>June 16. 1777.</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4087, 9, '2013-03-04 17:56:17', 121),
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Warm cloathing â€“\r\n        <lb />Against <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1. a flannel shirt next <bodypart n=\"49\">her skin</bodypart>, &amp; to be worn for\r\n    <lb />winter, perhaps summer too. Use no freedom <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> Evenings.\r\n        <lb />Be in before sunset in summer &amp; never out after dinner in\r\n        <lb />winter.</p>\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <p><lb />Be <choice><abbr>freq<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>frequently</expan></choice> in the fresh air, but let her walking be moderate\r\n        <lb />never uphill, or fast, or long at a time - A carriage is the\r\n        <lb />best, as often as convenient - Must not speak loud or much,\r\n        <lb />or sing.</p>\r\n    <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> June. 27. 1777.</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4093, 2, '2013-08-27 12:04:56', 160),
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Much riding may be\r\n        <lb />hurtfull and therefore let him avoid it as much as he can or if he cannot\r\n        <lb />altogether let him at least avoid making long or quick Journeys.\r\n        <lb />If his business necessarily obliges him he will do it with more\r\n        <lb />safety in a single horse chaise than on Horseback. In travelling\r\n        <lb />he must take care to avoid cold &amp; wet which will always do\r\n        <lb />harm. He ought particularly to take care to keep <bodypart n=\"24\">his feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />always warm &amp; dry. In dyet he must avoid every thing\r\n        <lb />salted or high seasoned &amp; he should also avoid pickles or much vinegar.\r\n        <lb />He should eat no meat at night &amp; at all times he should take fish\r\n        <lb />very sparingly. Milk &amp; grain will be a proper part of his diet\r\n        <lb />but greens roots and other Garden things he should take very \r\n        <lb />moderately. A large proportion of drink is very proper for him,\r\n        <lb />but the only safe one is plain water. Malt liquor &amp; wines of\r\n        <lb />all kinds are improper and if he is obliged to take any strong\r\n        <lb />drink let it be a little spirits &amp; water. Let him avoid lying in\r\n        <lb />a soft bed &amp; wherever he lies let him as well as he can avoid lying\r\n        <lb />upon <bodypart n=\"28\">his back</bodypart>. Let him take care to keep <bodypart n=\"64\">his Belly</bodypart> regular &amp;\r\n        <lb />avoid <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> &amp; if for this a medicine is necessary he may take a\r\n        <lb />table spoonfull more or less of the oil ordered on the paper apart\r\n        <lb />or if either he cannot take oil or that he finds it does not <choice><abbr>ans<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>answer</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />in a moderate dose he may take an <ingredient n=\"63\">Andersons pill</ingredient> at bedtime.\r\n        <lb />With the above Regimen I have but one medicine to propose which\r\n        <lb />is the powder proposed in the paper apart. He should take a dose\r\n        <lb />of these twice a day for a fortnight but then intermitt for a month\r\n        <lb />&amp; again take a second course of them</p>\r\n    <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>5 <choice><abbr>Aug<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 1777</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4096, 9, '2013-02-21 18:28:49', 121);
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It is therefore\r\n        <lb />necessary to pass the winter in a milder Climate than that of Britain &amp;\r\n        <lb />all things considered there is no part in Europe fitter or more convenient\r\n        <lb />to resort to than Lisbon. But on the <choice><abbr>oy<sup>e</sup>r</abbr><expan>other</expan></choice> hand it is to be observed that when\r\n        <lb />the Tendency to this disease has appeared the consequences of it are to be\r\n        <lb />avoided chiefly by avoiding the causes of <condition n=\"25\">fullness</condition> &amp; <symptom n=\"62\">inflamations</symptom> &amp; therefore\r\n        <lb />a very warm climate or season are to be avoided as much as a Cold one\r\n        <lb />From all this it will appear that tho\' it is proper for M<sup>r</sup> Broune to\r\n        <lb />go to Lisbon for the winter it is not proper for him to go there till the\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />Autumnal heats are over. But in the meantime as change of air\r\n        <lb />&amp; Gentle Exercise are proper for taking off all determination to <bodypart n=\"43\">the Lungs</bodypart> so\r\n        <lb />it may be proper for M<sup>r.</sup> Broune to take measures immediately for\r\n        <lb />moving gradually to the south of England. If he sets out soon on\r\n        <lb />this Course he may still be too soon in the south of England to sail for\r\n        <lb />Lisbon &amp; therefore it will be proper for him to make a little stop at\r\n        <lb />Bristol. Tho we have no great opinion of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"10\">the Bristol waters</ingredient> we are\r\n        <lb />perswaded they can do no harm &amp; therefore that M<sup>r.</sup> Broune may\r\n        <lb />try them for 2 or 3 weeks. The <choice><abbr>ord<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>ordinary</expan></choice> preparation for drinking <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"10\">these\r\n        <lb />waters</ingredient> is by giving 1<sup>st.</sup> a Gentle dose of Physic <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup> hower</abbr><expan>which however</expan></choice> I think M<sup>r.</sup>\r\n        <lb />Broune has no occasion for &amp; <treatment n=\"30\">all purging is improper for him</treatment> but\r\n        <lb />there is another preparation frequently employed &amp; that is <treatment n=\"1\">the letting\r\n        <lb />a little blood from <bodypart n=\"12\">the arm</bodypart></treatment>. This may be more suitable to M<sup>r</sup> Broune\r\n        <lb />&amp; if he shall have met with warm weather &amp; <symptom n=\"21\">appears to be heated</symptom> by\r\n        <lb />his Journey or shall find any uneasiness in <bodypart n=\"26\">his breast</bodypart> or <symptom n=\"4\">any increase of his\r\n            <lb />cough</symptom>, in all or any of these cases he <treatment n=\"1\">may have a little blood taken from <bodypart n=\"12\">his\r\n                <lb />arm</bodypart></treatment> before he begins <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"10\">to drink the waters</ingredient>. <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"10\">In drinking the waters</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />he should take but a small quantity at first &amp; increase it by degrees\r\n        <lb />as he finds it agree with him. But on the whole of this subject he\r\n        <lb />will do well to take the advice of a Physician on the spot &amp; I would\r\n        <lb />particularly recommend D<sup>r</sup> Drummond to him. -- While M<sup>r</sup> Browne remains\r\n        <lb />at Bristol he should continue his daily Exercise in a Carriage or if he\r\n        <lb />has bore his preceding Journey well &amp; has had no return or threatning\r\n        <lb />of <symptom n=\"35\">his spitting of blood</symptom> &amp; can find a proper easy going horse he may\r\n        <lb />at Bristol try to go on horseback proceeding to it by Degrees &amp; taking\r\n        <lb />care to avoid either heat or cold. â€“â€“ Besides change of air &amp; climate &amp;\r\n        <lb />taking what Exercise he can easily bear the other measures proper for\r\n        <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Broune are those especially designed for avoiding <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammation</symptom> &amp;\r\n        <lb />those are chiefly a cool air &amp; a cool &amp; spair diet, but on these subjects I\r\n        <lb />suppose he is already well Instructed so that I need not be particular,\r\n        <lb />nor tho I recommend cool air need I say what precautions are necessary\r\n        <lb />to avoid cold. M<sup>r</sup> Broune\'s constitution has formerly been liable to\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> but I do not suppose that this will happen while he\r\n        <lb />takes a great deal of fruit &amp; drinks <ingredient n=\"8\">his cream of Tartar whey</ingredient> but if by\r\n        <lb />Travelling or other Cause <symptom n=\"24\">any Costiveness</symptom> should come on he may take\r\n        <lb />mixed with a little syrup <ingredient n=\"8\">as much cream of Tartar</ingredient> as he commonly\r\n        <lb />employs to make his whey. â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n      <p><lb />It will still be proper for M<sup>r</sup> Browne to continue the\r\n          <lb />use of a cooling Acid Mixture &amp; especially <symptom n=\"21\">upon feeling\r\n          <lb />any unusual heat</symptom> over his body &amp; particularly in <bodypart n=\"26\">his\r\n        <lb />breast</bodypart>.</p>\r\n     <p><lb />As soon as M<sup>r</sup> Broune is settled at Glasgow, he\r\n         <lb />should have <treatment n=\"11\">a perpetual Issue put into <bodypart n=\"12\">his right arm</bodypart></treatment>\r\n         <lb />but if either after some trial <symptom n=\"46\">it does not discharge\r\n        <lb />well</symptom> or is very painfull on dressing it may be\r\n         <lb />heated up or <treatment n=\"11\">a pea Issue may be put into its place</treatment></p>\r\n    <p><lb />It is very proper for M<sup>r</sup> Broune to take some\r\n        <lb />quantity of Cows milk as a part of his diet, but it\r\n        <lb />will be proper to use it only well <del>distilled</del> diluted\r\n        <lb />This may be done by putting to the fresh Cows\r\n        <lb />milk an equal part of Barley Water or thin Water\r\n        <lb />Gruel, Sweetening the whole very well with Sugar\r\n        <lb />Candy, which is to be kept ready powdered.</p>\r\n      <p><lb />If the Barley Water or Gruel is a little warmed\r\n        <lb />it will mix the Better &amp; it should be mixed only\r\n        <lb />a little before it is to be used. This diluted milk\r\n        <lb />may be taken with bread Rice Sago Barley or\r\n        <lb />fruit in the same manner as plain milk\r\n        <lb />commonly is</p>\r\n    </div></body>', 4098, 2, '2013-03-20 14:03:26', 195),
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I came home indeed before they went away\r\n        <lb />but I was so hurried by the business accumulated in my absence that I could not\r\n        <lb />send this letter by <choice><abbr>ym</abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> &amp; was less anxious about it as M<sup>r</sup> Balfour had <choice><abbr>s<sup>d.</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>said the</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />needfull. However I think it my duty to give you a little of my opinion. The\r\n        <lb />humour they are affected <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> seems to be in <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>their</expan></choice> bodies in considerable quantity\r\n        <lb />&amp; <choice><abbr>yrfore</abbr><expan>therefore</expan></choice> will require time to be got the better of. 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I say this specially <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> regard to M<sup>r</sup> <choice><abbr>Sam<sup>l.</sup></abbr><expan>Samuel</expan></choice>; but\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> regard to M<sup>r.</sup> Malcolm I must say that if he has any return of\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> or pain of <bodypart n=\"26\">his breast</bodypart> or <symptom n=\"35\">spitting of Blood</symptom> no kind of salts or\r\n        <lb />saline medicines will be proper for him &amp; he must keep to <ingredient n=\"6\" t=\"15\">the\r\n        <lb />Tussilago <choice><abbr>Decot:</abbr><expan>Decoction</expan></choice></ingredient> alone. As M<sup>r</sup> Balfour has advised M<sup>r</sup> <choice><abbr>Sam<sup>l.</sup></abbr><expan>Samuel</expan></choice> may\r\n        <lb />just now <ingredient n=\"18\">try to drink Sea water</ingredient> to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> quantity <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> will keep <bodypart n=\"64\">his\r\n        <lb />Belly</bodypart> regular <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup>out</abbr><expan>without</expan></choice> purging and if <bodypart n=\"10\">his neck</bodypart> continues to mend\r\n        <lb />he may try the Bathing in the Sea every other day. If he takes\r\n        <lb />to the salt water &amp; that it seems to agree <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> him he may about\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> end of <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> or beginning of March next <ingredient n=\"18\">begin to drink the salt water</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />and if he does he need not take <ingredient n=\"93\">the Polychrest Salt</ingredient> above once a\r\n        <lb />week. Their diet may be the same as hitherto avoiding Fish &amp;\r\n        <lb />all salted or seasoned meats; but if M<sup>r</sup> Malcolm is during <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> winter &amp;\r\n        <lb />especially towards the spring has any <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> &amp; is otherways threatened <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"26\">breast <choice><abbr>compl<sup>.ts</sup></abbr><expan>complaints</expan></choice></bodypart> I would have him in that case abstain altogether from \r\n        <lb />animal food. While any part of this harvest remains tolerably mild &amp; dry it\r\n        <lb />would be proper to set M<sup>r</sup> Malcolm on Horseback as often as you conveniently can\r\n        <lb />&amp; as soon in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> spring as any tolerable weather sets in I would advise <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same measure\r\n        <lb />This is all I can find necessary at present but if any thing new occurrs\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup> resp<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with respect</expan></choice> to your sons in the Course of Winter I shall be ready &amp; very\r\n        <lb />desireous to give <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> advice I can.</p>\r\n        <closer><salute>being with great regard &amp;c</salute>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4099, 2, '2013-03-20 15:18:31', 130),
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August? 1777? / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Marianne Gilchrist</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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Among other causes of M<sup>r</sup> Sâ€“â€“ complaints we dont doubt\r\n        <lb />but <condition n=\"3\">a gouty disposition</condition> derived from his parents &amp; which for want\r\n        <lb />of vigour in his constitution cannot have its due course, may\r\n        <lb />have a great share. We consider M<sup>r</sup> Sâ€“ complaints to belong\r\n        <lb />to no particular disease nor to come under any particular appelÂ¬\r\n        <lb />lation, but to consist in a general affection of his whole habit.\r\n        <lb />To restore such a habit to any usual degree of strength, we\r\n        <lb />think is impossible, but I am perswaded that by attention &amp;\r\n        <lb />pains many of the <choice><abbr>compl<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>complaints</expan></choice> may be relieved, the returns of\r\n        <lb />them may be prevented &amp; M<sup>r</sup> Sewards life rendered easy &amp; comÂ¬\r\n        <lb />fortable. For these purposes we should propose the followÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ing measures.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />For <choice><abbr>strength<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>strengthening</expan></choice> his habit the most effectual remedies are <choice><abbr>rid<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>riding</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />on horseback &amp; cold bathing. â€“â€“ The first he should practise\r\n        <lb />very constantly not allowing a forenoon that is fair to pass withÂ¬\r\n        <lb />out some exercise in that way but it should always be moderate\r\n        <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"9\">never carried the length of fatigue</symptom>. When bad weather prevents going on\r\n        <lb />horseback or <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> any length of journey is to be perform\'d, M<sup>r</sup> Sâ€“â€“ must \r\n        <lb />employ a carriage.</p>\r\n<p><lb />With respect to cold bathing M<sup>r</sup> Sâ€“â€“ must be reconciled to it by deÂ¬\r\n        <lb />grees. For this purpose I would have him employ the <treatment n=\"54\">shower bath</treatment>.\r\n        <lb />In the cylinder he should at first put only six Gallons of water, four\r\n        <lb />of which are to be taken from a spring or pump well, &amp; never from a river\r\n    <lb />&amp; to these are to be added two Gallons of <choice><abbr>boil<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>boiling</expan></choice> water. This mixture\r\n        <lb />will hardly feel cold but the bathing is to be repeated every day, &amp; \r\n    <lb />every day after the first the cold water <choice><abbr>remain<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>remaining</expan></choice> the same, the\r\n        <lb />hot is to be diminished by half a pint. When the hot water is\r\n        <lb />diminished to one half it will then be very to add every day as much\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <lb />cold water as is taken away of the hot, so that there may be always upon\r\n    <lb />the whole a due quantity in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Cylinder, &amp; when <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> hole of the hot\r\n        <lb />water is taken away the Cylinder may be filled up to what it will\r\n        <lb />hold &amp; which we suppose may be ten Gallons. <u>If</u> this business is\r\n    <lb />conducted in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> manner now directed &amp; particularly that exact meaÂ¬\r\n        <lb />sures are always employed we have no doubt but that M<sup>r</sup> Sâ€“â€“ may\r\n    <lb />be reconciled to cold <choice><abbr>bath<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>bathing</expan></choice> &amp; receive much benefit from it, &amp; if this\r\n    <lb />turns out as we suppose, M<sup>r</sup> Sâ€“â€“ often <choice><abbr>hav<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>having</expan></choice> employ\'d the <treatment n=\"54\">shower\r\n    <lb />bath</treatment> for some little time may take cold <choice><abbr>bath<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>bathing</expan></choice> in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> sea as in any\r\n        <lb />manner he likes best</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Besides these measures for <action n=\"31\"><choice><abbr>strengthen<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>strengthening</expan></choice></action> the whole body some assisÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tance may be got from <ingredient n=\"12\">chalybeate medicines</ingredient> &amp; that particularly for\r\n        <lb /><action n=\"31\"><choice><abbr>strengthen<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>strengthening</expan></choice></action> <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomack</bodypart> the part in all such cases more especially\r\n        <lb />affected. What we think <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> lightest &amp; most effectual form of <choice><abbr>us<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>using</expan></choice> these\r\n        <lb />we have set down in a paper apart. These as prescribed may be\r\n        <lb />taken for 2 or 3 weeks together, &amp; no longer at one time but after\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>intermitt<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>intermitting</expan></choice> them for 2 or 3 weeks M<sup>r</sup> Sâ€“ may take another course\r\n        <lb />of them sooner or later &amp; for a longer or shorter time as <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <del>1<sup>st</sup></del> effects\r\n        <lb />of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> 1<sup>st</sup> course shall direct. If in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> first course the medicines\r\n        <lb />shall agree well <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>with the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> he may have <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> dose of the\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"12\">chalybeate</ingredient> increased to double <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> quantity now prescribed.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />While these <action n=\"31\"><choice><abbr>strengthen<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>strengthening</expan></choice> measures</action> are pursued a particular attention\r\n        <lb />must be given to diet which in general must neither <add place=\"above\">be</add> <choice><abbr>spar<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>sparing</expan></choice> or full\r\n        <lb />Every day at dinner he should take some animal food of any kind he\r\n        <lb />likes best but <choice><abbr>avoid<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>avoiding</expan></choice> only the heavier kinds as Bacon Pork, or much\r\n        <lb />fat of any kind. The lighter kinds of fish he may take but not so frequentÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ly. Withall this His animal food should be in moderate quantity &amp;\r\n        <lb />he should never make a full meal of it, but make part of it of some\r\n        <lb />kind of pudding. Maccaroni is very improper for him. As all things\r\n        <lb />from <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Garden are <symptom n=\"7\">liable to become flatulent</symptom> he should take them\r\n        <lb />sparingly, or not at all when he finds himself liable to <symptom n=\"48\">indigestion</symptom>. â€“\r\n        <lb />Under Garden things I comprehend all kinds of fruit. â€“â€“</p>\r\n<p><lb />For ordinary drink there is nothing safe but plain water very cold.\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <lb />Malt liquor very improper. A little strong drink may be\r\n    <lb />of service to <bodypart n=\"46\">his stomach</bodypart>, but a little only is admissible &amp; it <choice><abbr>s<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />be wine of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> strongest body, as madeira, good sherry, or very\r\n    <lb />good red port neither green nor old. When <bodypart n=\"46\">his stomach</bodypart> is <symptom n=\"48\">liable\r\n        <lb />to acidity</symptom> no wine is allowable, but he may take a little\r\n    <lb />spirits &amp; water, &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> sp<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>the spirits</expan></choice> may be of what kind he likes best;\r\n    <lb />but of this liquor he <choice><abbr>s<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> take very sparingly &amp; as seldom as he\r\n        <lb />can.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />As M<sup>r</sup> Sâ€“ has been in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> habit of suppers &amp; <symptom n=\"17\">does not sleep well</symptom>\r\n        <lb />without <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> we will not bid him abstain altogether but it <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />be better if he could &amp; we advise to leave off by degrees &amp; at least\r\n        <lb />to avoid meat &amp; use Milk it its place. This he does not digest\r\n        <lb />well at present but he may be brought to bear it in <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> way. Put\r\n        <lb />Cows milk as fresh from the Cow as possible to an equal part of\r\n        <lb />thin water gruel &amp; sweeten <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> whole with sugar. This mixÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ture he is to take with bread, rice or sago in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same way as people\r\n        <lb />take plain milk but let him take at a first in moderate\r\n        <lb />quantity, &amp; by degrees he may come to take more of it. â€“â€“</p>\r\n   <p><lb />At breakfast we hold tea &amp; coffee both bad &amp; think weak chocolate\r\n        <lb />cocoa tea or water gruel much better. A little bread &amp; butter\r\n        <lb />without any of these is very allowable &amp; a soft boiled egg might\r\n        <lb />be a good breakfast for him â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />It will be of <choice><abbr>g<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>great</expan></choice> service to M<sup>r</sup> Sâ€“ to be much in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> cool air &amp;\r\n    <lb />to take care to keep always cool both by day &amp; night &amp; avoid\r\n    <lb />being in any chamber heated by fire or by much company. Part \r\n        <lb />of this relates to his being in Brittain &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> summer season; but <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />winter in Britain will be bad for him &amp; he should take to\r\n        <lb />a southern climate for <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> winter, at least till <bodypart n=\"47\">his nerves</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />are strengthen\'d. Wherever he is a soft warm bed will\r\n    <lb />be bad, he should lye on a hair mattrase with as few bed cloaths\r\n        <lb />as will defend him from <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Cold.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Frequent <choice><abbr>walk<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>walking</expan></choice> serviceable but always moderate &amp; without\r\n        <lb />fatigue. N B Nothing of more consequence than to keep\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"24\">his feet</bodypart> dry &amp; he must therefore avoid <choice><abbr>walk<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>walking</expan></choice> on wet ground or\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>gett<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>getting</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"24\">his feet</bodypart> wet, if by accident it should happen, he should\r\n        <lb />make haste to get dry <choice><abbr>stock<sup>gs</sup></abbr><expan>stockings</expan></choice> &amp;<sup>c.</sup> Without the application of\r\n     <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <lb />external cold <symptom n=\"20\">M<sup>r</sup>S <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> are ready to become cold</symptom> &amp; this he <choice><abbr>s<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> obviate\r\n        <lb />with <choice><abbr>g<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>great</expan></choice> care. The best means is <treatment n=\"18\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> rubb<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>the rubbing</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"24\">his feet</bodypart> gently but for a long\r\n        <lb />time together every <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup> &amp; even<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>morning &amp; evening</expan></choice> with a flesh brush or a piece of flanÂ¬\r\n    <lb />nel</treatment>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />As M<sup>r</sup> S <choice><abbr>ailm<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>ailments</expan></choice> often <symptom n=\"6\">affects his spirits</symptom> he <choice><abbr>s<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> avoid solitude &amp;\r\n        <lb />indolence. Possibly he may not relish <choice><abbr>amusem<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>amusements</expan></choice> &amp; particularly <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />of company, but he <choice><abbr>s<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> allow <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> as much as possible. To a man\r\n        <lb />of his <add place=\"above\">knowledge</add> <choice><abbr>read<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>reading</expan></choice> may be a favorite <choice><abbr>amusem<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>amusement</expan></choice> â€“ it should however be\r\n        <lb />taken with moderation &amp; with choice of what is new &amp; <choice><abbr>amus<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>amusing</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>avoid<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>avoiding</expan></choice> all serious &amp; intense study. Business requiring constant\r\n    <lb />application is certainly not admissible but some business neiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ther require <choice><abbr>const<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>constant</expan></choice> nor anxious application might be of great\r\n        <lb />service. A little <choice><abbr>farm<sup>g</sup>, Garden<sup>g</sup>, or plant<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>farming, Gardening, or planting</expan></choice> might be of use.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />After <choice><abbr>say<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>saying</expan></choice> so much of what was proper for M<sup>r</sup> Sâ€“ it is\r\n    <lb />necessary to say what is improper â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />As M<sup>r</sup> Sâ€“ <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> is often out of order it might be supposed <treatment n=\"9\">Vomit</treatment>\r\n     <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> be proper &amp; it is possible they might sometimes give\r\n     <lb />relief â€“ but that relief <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> be of short duration &amp; the <choice><abbr>freq<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>frequent</expan></choice> pracÂ¬\r\n    <lb />tice hurtfull â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Some physicians might think of <action n=\"24\">purgatives</action> in <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> case, but as\r\n        <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Sâ€“â€“ is <symptom n=\"24\">not liable to costiveness</symptom> there is no occasion &amp; <treatment n=\"30\">purÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ging</treatment> <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> hurt him. It is however possible that <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>\r\n        <lb />may at times occur, &amp; it <choice><abbr>s<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> be immediately remedied, but by <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />gentlest means. <ingredient n=\"270\">Magnesia</ingredient> is one of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> most proper in this case\r\n        <lb />Where <symptom n=\"23\">weakness of <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart></symptom> appears it is usual to have\r\n        <lb />recourse to <ingredient n=\"113\">Bitters</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> &amp; in many cases they are useÂ¬\r\n    <lb />full &amp; might be perhaps in this but they are not very powerÂ¬\r\n        <lb />full &amp; we are perswaded <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> frequent use of them is often\r\n    <lb />pernicious â€“</p></div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n    <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Seward</head>\r\n    <recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"12\">Rubig chalyb. pp<sup>t</sup></ingredient> gr v\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon pulv</ingredient> g<sup>r</sup> x\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar alb. duriss.</ingredient> g<sup>r</sup> xv\r\n            <lb />â„³ f. pulvis et f. h. m. dos â„– xiv\r\n            <lb />Sig. <action n=\"31\">Strengthening powders</action> one to be taken twice a day an hour\r\n            <lb />before dinner &amp; supper on a little <ingredient n=\"280\">currant jelly</ingredient>. â€“â€“</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take 5 grains of <ingredient n=\"12\">Red Chalybeate</ingredient>, 10 grains of <ingredient n=\"65\">ground Cinnamon</ingredient>, and 15 grains of <ingredient n=\"50\">white lump Sugar</ingredient>. Mix to make a powder, and from this make 14 doses. Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening powders</action> one to be taken twice a day an hour before dinner &amp; supper on a little <ingredient n=\"280\">currant jelly</ingredient>. â€“â€“\r\n    </reg></choice></recipe>\r\n    <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n        <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"129\">Tinct. mart.</ingredient> Pharm. Edin â„¥ii\r\n        <lb />Sig <action n=\"31\">Strengthen<sup>g</sup> Drops</action> 20 to be taken in a glass of water after\r\n        <lb />every Dose of the Powders. â€“â€“</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take 2 ounces of the Edinburgh PharmacopÅ“ia\'s <ingredient n=\"129\">Tincture of Mars</ingredient>. Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Drops</action> 20 to be taken in a glass of water after every Dose of the Powders. â€“â€“\r\n        </reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <closer><signed>WCâ€“â€“</signed></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4103, 2, '2013-06-17 14:45:52', 211),
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Never to be used above\r\n        <lb />a fortnight alone &amp; repeated <choice><abbr>pro re nata</abbr><expan>as required</expan></choice> &amp;<sup>c.</sup>.\r\n        <lb />The <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"6\">Hartfell water</ingredient> may be employed longer\r\n        <lb />but not very long without some intermission</p>\r\n<p><lb />Besides the ordinary two glasses to be taken with\r\n        <lb />the Powders a glass of the same <del>siz</del> size is to\r\n        <lb />be taken at several other times, especially at\r\n        <lb />the morning &amp; forenoon beginning by degrees &amp;\r\n        <lb />increasing till so much is taken as amounts to a muchkin\r\n        <lb />in a day When bathing is practised no water is to be\r\n        <lb />taken till after bathing; but after that &amp; at all other\r\n        <lb />times a glass is to be taken before breakfast.\r\n        <lb />It would be convenient if it could be got, to\r\n    <lb />have <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"6\">the Hartfell Water</ingredient> in muchkin bottles\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />but if not let care be taken when a Chopin Bottle\r\n        <lb />is opened to have one half of it immediately poured\r\n        <lb /><del>out</del> into a muchkin bottle to be close corked &amp; set\r\n        <lb />by in a cool place for being used next day &amp; let\r\n        <lb />what remains in the Chopin bottle be kept also\r\n        <lb />in a cool place &amp; close corked</p>\r\n    <p><lb />The only other <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> I have also prescribed,\r\n        <lb />for obviating <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom></p>\r\n <p><lb />All other precautions necessary needless\r\n        <lb />to be said to Lord Gardenstone</p>\r\n       <recipe><choice>\r\n           <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"35\">Limat. 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David.\r\n        </head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Your ailment, is as all habitual weaknesses are, difficult\r\n            <lb />to cure, &amp; a habit - <choice><abbr>weakn</abbr><expan>weakness</expan></choice> - of <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> from <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> is esÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pecially so. I have found necessary to leave many cases\r\n            <lb />of this kind to regimen alone but of late Ive found a\r\n            <lb />a <choice><abbr>med.</abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice> better than any I have tried before; &amp; I now\r\n            <lb />send a parcel of it. It is a dry powder, in a phial to be\r\n            <lb />kept close corked. The dose is as much as will lye on a\r\n            <lb />shilling, to be taken twice a day an hour before dinner\r\n            <lb />&amp; supper. It cannot be taken in a liquid, but may in a\r\n            <lb />little currant jelly or a panada - I have sent only as <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />as to serve 8 or 10 days, for if it agree as I expect I\r\n            <lb />will sent the next stronger-- After <choice><abbr>tak<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>taking</expan></choice> it 5 or 6 days\r\n            <lb />let me know how it does, &amp; I will adjust <del>t</del> thenext parÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cel exactly.  It requires no other Regimen <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>what</expan></choice> would\r\n            <lb />be at any rate proper but your own experience must\r\n            <lb />have taught you with regard to your Diet.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Keep your feet warm &amp; dry. Wear footsocks at night.\r\n            <lb />Moderate walking but not much- The best exercise\r\n            <lb />is on horseback, &amp; is <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> better than a Carriage, but\r\n            <lb />never ride soon after eating; &amp; hardly ever in the Afternoon\r\n            <lb />or <choice><abbr>Even<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>Evening.</expan></choice> Wash down the Bolus <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a little spirits and\r\n            <lb />water. For <choice><abbr>Capt.</abbr><expan>Captain</expan></choice> David I can think of <choice><abbr>med.</abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice> but\r\n            <lb />the Decoction he took last year. If he continue any\r\n            <lb />time in Scotland, he should take it again, &amp; closely\r\n            <lb />for some weeks. Attend to his Regimen, above all\r\n            <lb />avoid Cold <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I take to be the cause of the <symptom n=\"34\">feverish fits</symptom> \r\n            <lb />he has been liable to. I suspect he takes too much\r\n            <lb />exercise.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Edinr.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> June. 24. <u>1777</u></dateline>   <signed>W. C.</signed></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4091, 2, '2013-06-12 15:01:03', 50),
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Let this be\r\n            <lb />made <choice><abbr>ad Ph. E. Ed. ult.</abbr><expan>according to the Edinburgh Pharmacopoeia ultimum</expan></choice><note>See <i>Pharmacopoeia Collegii Regii Medicorum Edinburgensis</i> (Edinburgh: 1774), p. 178.</note>, or if it happens to be made\r\n            <lb />already according to the former edition, let some of that\r\n            <lb />be exactly <subst><del>made</del><add>mixed</add></subst> with an equal part of <ingredient n=\"209\">fine hogs\r\n            <lb />lard</ingredient>. This Ointment employed for eight or ten days\r\n            <lb />will I hope prevent that part from <symptom n=\"30\">breaking out</symptom>\r\n            <lb />again, but observe that if at any time after the least\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"78\">itching</symptom> is felt, let the part, be touched with the\r\n            <lb />Lotion, or Ointment, as either of them are perceived to\r\n            <lb />be most effectual in immediately taking out the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"78\">itching</symptom>\r\n        </p>\r\n <pb n=\"2\" />       \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />No occasion for a <add place=\"above\">very</add> low diet, but a very full one\r\n            <lb />might do harm.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I should have said above that the <symptom n=\"131\">sore</symptom> on the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"15\">hand</bodypart> may be tryed, with the same applications that\r\n            <lb />I have proposed for the <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer><signed>W.C.</signed> <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 22 <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1775.</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. Rosar</ingredient> â„¥iv\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"120\">Sacch. Saturn.</ingredient> â„ˆj\r\n                    <lb />â„³. et si albescat liquor, dein addentur\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"318\">Acet destillat</ingredient>, gutta aliquot\r\n                    <lb />donec liquor fiat clarior, dein per chartam cola\r\n                    <lb />S. the Lotion\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take four ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose Water</ingredient> and one scruple <ingredient n=\"120\">Sugar of lead</ingredient>. 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Since the <unclear>Pillis</unclear>\r\n            <lb />&amp; Infusion do little, <unclear>surest</unclear> try another medicine. The <ingredient n=\"20\">milÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lepedÃ¦</ingredient> are safe &amp; sometimes useful. The best form is the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"20\" t=\"20\"><choice><abbr>vin. milleped<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>vinum millepedatum</expan></choice></ingredient> <choice><abbr>Ph. Edin.</abbr><expan>(The) Edinburgh Pharmacopoeia</expan></choice> <del>Take it</del> Bruise in a stone morÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tar two scruples of <ingredient n=\"20\">live MillepedÃ¦</ingredient>. Pour 2 ounces <ingredient n=\"334\">Rhenish wine</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />upon them over night. 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His <condition n=\"16\">DropÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sical symptoms</condition> are increased &amp; his <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"32\">scrotum</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"18\">thighs</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />are considerably <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom>, he complains of a Tightness at\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">the pit of his stomach</bodypart>, &amp; his <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart> are beginÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ning to <symptom n=\"63\">swell</symptom>. His <symptom n=\"8\">appetite much worse</symptom>, with <symptom n=\"68\">great\r\n            <lb />Thirst</symptom>. Two favourable symptoms however have appeared,\r\n            <lb />He gets more sleep, &amp; wakes without the <symptom n=\"119\">Startings</symptom>, and\r\n            <lb />this Day he has <symptom n=\"28\">perspired considerably</symptom>; &amp; has found ReÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lief from two Doses of the <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"25\">Squills</ingredient>, one givin him\r\n            <lb />on <subst><del><illegible l=\"4\" /></del><add>Tuesday</add></subst> night, the other last night, which\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">gave him but one Motion</symptom>, so that this morning I gave\r\n            <lb />him some of the <ingredient n=\"10\">Pulv. Jalap. Comp.</ingredient> which has had a good\r\n            <lb />Effect. <symptom n=\"15\">His pulse <subst><del>is</del><add place=\"above\">has been</add></subst> much the same as when you last\r\n            <lb />saw him, but this Evening I think it rather fuller &amp;\r\n            <lb />more regular</symptom>. His <symptom n=\"27\">urine deposits a pretty large seÂ¬\r\n            <lb />dement, &amp; is higher coloured, tho\' the quantity does not\r\n  <pb n=\"2\" />        \r\n            <lb />seem diminished in proportion to his Drink</symptom>. I am\r\n            <lb />much afraid he will not be able for the Journey, as he is\r\n            <lb />become <symptom n=\"23\">very weak</symptom>, &amp; the <symptom n=\"9\">smallest motion fatigues him\r\n            <lb />excessively</symptom>. I shall continue to give him the <ingredient n=\"25\">squill</ingredient> &amp;\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel powder</ingredient> every other night, &amp; as he is <symptom n=\"24\">hard to\r\n            <lb />be wrought</symptom>, the <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalap powder</ingredient> must be given the morning\r\n            <lb />following. Should any thing occur to you from the\r\n            <lb />above Information, I shall esteem it a great favour\r\n            <lb />that you will please to communicate it to\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n          <salute>  \r\n            <lb />Sir\r\n            <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>obe<sup>d</sup> h<sup>le</sup> sert</abbr><expan>obedient humble servant</expan></choice>\r\n           </salute>\r\n            <signed>Robert Hunter</signed>\r\n       </closer>\r\n     </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb />P.S.\r\n           <lb />He still continues to lay equally on either side.\r\n       </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n   <div>\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n       <handShift />  \r\n       <p>\r\n         <lb />Hunter of Thurston Esq.\r\n         <lb /><choice><abbr>Q</abbr><expan>Query</expan></choice>\r\n         <lb />his Brother\r\n         <lb />11<sup>th</sup> July 1776  \r\n       </p>\r\n   </div> \r\n</body>', 1311, 2, '2013-03-21 11:48:54', 191);
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The\r\n            <lb />plaster 6 inches long. 4 broad -- Apply it late at night, &amp; dont\r\n            <lb />let it lye long <del>for</del> fear of <condition n=\"24\">Strangury</condition> &amp; this also maybe obÂ¬\r\n            <lb />viated by his drinking plentifully of Emulsion or other waÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tery liquor--\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Avoid cold or wet; particularly in his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>. Not necessary\r\n            <lb />to restrict him to a low diet but a full diet either in meat or in\r\n            <lb />drink will do much harm.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> June. 26. 1777</dateline>         <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4092, 2, '2013-06-12 14:43:50', 42),
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But if this is attended to, I have no\r\n            <lb />doubt of M<sup>rs</sup> G- <choice><abbr>gettg</abbr><expan>getting</expan></choice> better---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The first step <choice><abbr>tow<sup>ds</sup></abbr><expan>towards</expan></choice> it is avoiding all bodily exercise, <choice><abbr>ex.</abbr><expan>except</expan></choice> \r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />what is necessary. Bad to be much on her feet. - <choice><abbr>Stand<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>Standing</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>walkg</abbr><expan>walking</expan></choice> - &amp;<sup>c</sup> -- always do much harm - these rules to be\r\n            <lb />observed at all times but especially <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> out of order &amp; then\r\n            <lb />she <choice><abbr>s<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> be almost constantly on a bed or Couch. 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Elect-\r\n                    <lb />Sig. Strengthening Electuary.----\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take an ounce of <ingredient n=\"1\">Powdered peruvian bark</ingredient>, one ounce of <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient>, two ounce of <ingredient n=\"250\">Alum</ingredient> and two ounces of <unclear>???</unclear>. <unclear>Sy- and bark ?</unclear> at the sufficient quantity as before and let an Electuary be made. Label: Strengthening Electuary.  </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>5 <choice><abbr>Sep<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> --</dateline>         <signed>W C</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4130, 2, '2013-10-30 15:39:32', 75),
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For Miss H Fullerton\r\n      </p>    \r\n          <recipe>\r\n              <choice>\r\n                  <orig>\r\n                      <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. ros.</ingredient> â„¥iv <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">Syr. e ros sicc</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s <ingredient n=\"315\">Spir. vitr. ten</ingredient> <del>â„¥</del> Ê’iij â„³ Signa Healing\r\n                      <lb />Mixture a table spoonfull in a little water two or three times a day\r\n                  </orig>\r\n                  <reg>Take four ounces <ingredient n=\"107\">rose water</ingredient>, half an ounce <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">syrup of dried rose</ingredient>, <del>ounce</del> three drachms <ingredient n=\"315\">Spiritus vitroli tenuis</ingredient> and mix.\r\n                      Label: Healing Mixture a table spoonfull in a little water two or three times a day\r\n                  </reg>\r\n              </choice>\r\n          </recipe>    \r\n <p> \r\n     <lb />If this does does not prove sour on her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, it may be increased, but if it does\r\n <lb />the <choice><abbr>qty</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> of water must be increased    \r\n </p>    \r\n<pb n=\"2\" />          \r\n         <p>\r\n          <lb />I cannot advise Miss F come here unless she was much stronger and\r\n          <lb />if she was stronger I should think Langton as good a place as Leith for her\r\n          <lb />She must carefully avoid cold and never go abroad but in mild weather &amp;<sup>c</sup>\r\n     </p>\r\n     <closer>   \r\n         <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 26<sup>th</sup> March 1776</dateline>\r\n    </closer>     \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3788, 2, '2013-11-05 13:52:51', 195),
(1384, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c3811\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:3811] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN] / Regarding: Anonymous (Patient) / 11 May 1776 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Gillian Weir</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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General Abercrombies Niece\r\n                    </head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>D<sup>r</sup> Sydenham saw only five, I have seen fifty cases of the \r\n            <lb/><condition n=\"40\">Chorea</condition><note>See Thomas Sydenham (1624-1689), <i>The Whole Works of that Excellent Practical Physician, Dr Thomas Sydenham: wherein not only the history and cures of acute diseases are treated of, after a new and accurate method; but also the shortest and safest way of curing most chronicle diseases</i> (London: 1717), p. 417. Cullen admired Sydenham and had once planned to translate some of his works for the press.</note> - Almost all of them have been cured, but only in some\r\n            <lb/>length of time some in weeks, others in months &amp; some even lasted\r\n            <lb/>a Year. Of the few which ended unfavourably some ended in\r\n            <lb/><condition n=\"60\">fatuity</condition> &amp; <condition n=\"31\">Palsy</condition> &amp; a few others in <condition n=\"5\">Epilepsy</condition> but in some of\r\n            <lb/>these last I suspected <condition n=\"5\">Epilepsy</condition> from the beginning\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Of the cases which have been cured, I believe some \r\n            <lb/>of them <del>had</del> have been spontaneously as some of them\r\n            <lb/>had neither access to Physick or did not apply it properly\r\n            <lb/>When they had. I have never found Sydenhams plan\r\n            <lb/>of evacuations to answer &amp; sometimes do harm. My \r\n            <lb/>dependence has been always upon <action n=\"29\">Tonics</action> &amp; upon the subject\r\n            <lb/>of these I haue said enough in my last letter. If cold bathing \r\n            <lb/>shall be found to be proper to be continued I can see no\r\n            <lb/>objection against  her going to Peterhead with her father\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In the mean time I am much pleased with your proposal\r\n            <lb/>of <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment>. I am persuaded it is a remedy for almost  every\r\n            <lb/>case of <condition n=\"31\">Palsy</condition>, <symptom n=\"57\">spasm</symptom> or <symptom n=\"39\">convulsive motions</symptom> which do not\r\n            <lb/>depend upon a <symptom n=\"64\">congestion of <del>of</del> the blood</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"57\">Vessels\r\n            <lb/>of the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></bodypart>.  I think you have given us some \r\n            <lb/>excellent proofs of it. I agree therefore with you entirely\r\n            <lb/>in the trail of <treatment n=\"3\"><choice><abbr>Electr<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>Electricity</expan></choice></treatment>. &amp; especially as I can trust\r\n            <lb/>to you so much in the Execution &amp; who are so\r\n            <lb/>well convinced of the Necessity of some perseverance\r\n            <lb/>before you despair of its good effects -\r\n       <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>I think you were right in not intermitting\r\n            <lb/>other remedies. In <choice><abbr>gen<sup>l</sup></abbr><expan>general</expan></choice> I am averse to employ\r\n            <lb/>more remedies than onc had I <del>am</del> leave this to your discretions. I wish you had told me\r\n            <lb/>the effects of the <ingredient n=\"146\">Cuprum Ammon.</ingredient>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>May. 11<sup>th</sup> 1776</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3811, 3, '2013-11-30 15:12:36', 92),
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The principal affection was then evidently\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"36\">Spasmodic</condition>. I thought at the same time there might be a\r\n            <lb />topical Affection <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> gave <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"78\">irritation</symptom> but there were no\r\n            <lb />Symptomes <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> pointed out <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> nature of it: &amp; particularly there\r\n            <lb />were no marks of <symptom n=\"42\">Suppuration</symptom> going on. Whatever might\r\n            <lb />be <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> nature of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> topical <choice><abbr>Affec<sup>n.</sup></abbr><expan>Affection</expan></choice> I could not think of any\r\n            <lb />remedy suited to it, &amp; therefore <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> only measures I could\r\n            <lb />propose were such as might obviate <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> effects. Such was\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> state of my opinion formerly &amp; I still think it was\r\n            <lb />well founded, but what has happened since obliges me to\r\n            <lb />take another view of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> case. As Mr Stevenson his self\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />has never seen any matter rejected <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he could clearly judge\r\n            <lb />to be <symptom n=\"86\">purulent</symptom>, there can be no certainty of its being so, but\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> circumstances of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> first <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> night of the 10<sup>th</sup> past\r\n            <lb />&amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> relief <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> has since followed makes <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> opinion of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"35\">breaking of an abcess</condition> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> most probable <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> can be entertained;\r\n            <lb />&amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> absence of any previous symptoms of <symptom n=\"42\">Suppuration</symptom>\r\n            <lb />do not absolutely reject <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Supposition. 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Upon\r\n            <lb />this plan I cannot approve of either <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"9\">vomiting</treatment> or\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Sevenson has practised. <action n=\"21\">Laxatives</action>\r\n            <lb />may be necessary but <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> is not, &amp; <treatment n=\"9\">vomiting</treatment> may\r\n            <lb />certainly be very hurtful. I believe <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> vegetable diet he\r\n            <lb />employs may be very proper, but I would chuse to make\r\n            <lb />it chiefly <add place=\"above\">of</add> farinacea &amp; milk. 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May 1776.</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n           <choice><orig>\r\n               <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"237\">Pil. sapon.</ingredient> Ê’i Divid. in pil. n<sup>o</sup> XII S. <action n=\"34\">Anodyne</action>\r\n               <lb/>pills two for a dose.\r\n           </orig>\r\n           \r\n           <reg>\r\n               Take one drachm of <ingredient n=\"237\">Soap Pills</ingredient> and divide into twelve pills. Label: <action n=\"34\">Anodyne</action> pills two for a dose.\r\n           </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž Aq font.â„¥iij <ingredient n=\"75\">G. Arab</ingredient> Ê’iij Solve, cola, &amp; adde\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"58\">Tinct. Theb</ingredient> g<sup>tt</sup> I. S. for the <action n=\"34\"><treatment n=\"6\">Anodyne glyster</treatment></action>.\r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take three ounces of spring water and three drachms of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient>. Dissolve, strain &amp; add one drop of <ingredient n=\"58\">Thebaic Tincture</ingredient>.\r\n                Label: for the <action n=\"34\"><treatment n=\"6\">Anod. glyster</treatment></action>.\r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"9\" t=\"13\">Pulv. rhei elect.</ingredient> Ê’ij <ingredient n=\"53\">Sapon. Hisp.</ingredient> Ê’iij\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"75\">Muc. g. Arab.</ingredient> q.s. ut <unclear>f</unclear> M. <unclear>ex cujus singulis \r\n                <lb/>Ê’Å¿s fermentor Pilulae N<sup>o</sup> vj S. <action n=\"33\">Aperiant Pills</action>\r\n                <lb/>N.B. Si hic pilulae alvum nimis moveunt &amp;\r\n                <lb/>plus quam unam sedem indic augeatur quantitis\r\n                <lb/>saponis ad Ê’vj</unclear>\r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take two drachms of <ingredient n=\"9\" t=\"13\">electuary of powdered rhubarb</ingredient>, three drachms of <ingredient n=\"53\">Spanish Soap</ingredient> and \r\n                a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"75\">Muscilage Gum Arabic</ingredient> to make a mixture, out of which make six pills of\r\n                half-a-drachm each. Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperiant Pills</action>\r\n                N.B If this laxative pills too <illegible w=\"1\"/> <unclear>and</unclear> more than one <illegible w=\"1\"/> indicated, increase quantity of soap to six drachms\r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>13. <choice><abbr>M.</abbr><expan>May</expan></choice> 1776.</dateline>\r\n            <signed>WC.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3813, 2, '2013-07-30 11:12:17', 171),
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Such <choice><abbr>compl<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>complaints</expan></choice> often leave adÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>hesions <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> continue to give restraint, in <symptom n=\"4\"><choice><abbr>cough<sup>g</sup>\r\n                <lb/>speak<sup>g</sup> or mov<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>coughing speaking or moving</expan></choice></symptom> &amp; in case of violence applied to\r\n            <lb/>tear the part, the <choice><abbr>ailm<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>ailment</expan></choice> readily returns. The <choice><abbr>comÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>pl<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>complaint</expan></choice> having lasted for 6 or 7 years must have left\r\n            <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"43\">lungs</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom>, &amp; unfit for the freeÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>doms <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup> m.b.</abbr><expan>which may be</expan></choice> used by sound persons. <choice><abbr>Theref.</abbr><expan>Therefore</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>Avoid violent motions. either in walking, riding or \r\n<lb />speaking.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Guard carefully <choice><abbr>ag<sup>st</sup></abbr><expan>against</expan></choice> cold. No <u>summer</u> cloathing, &amp;\r\n            <lb/>avoid being exposed to cold or wet weather. Avoid \r\n            <lb/>being heated by motion or warm chambers as making\r\n            <lb/>him obnoxious to Cold.\r\n        </p>\r\n <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>As he has had a <choice><abbr>g<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>great</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> from his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>for many years, but now dried up, his <bodypart n=\"57\">vessels</bodypart> in\r\n            <lb/><unclear><bodypart n=\"26\"><choice><abbr>b</abbr><expan>breast</expan></choice></bodypart></unclear> too soon filled &amp; break out in a weak place.\r\n            <lb/>To avoid this fullness, Continue <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> cool &amp; even low\r\n            <lb/>diet, &amp; for this whole summer avoid animal food, wine \r\n            <lb/>or other strong drink. Milk &amp; grain, most proÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>per, &amp; will both support &amp; increase his strength. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>A <treatment n=\"11\">Pea issue</treatment> <u>perpetual</u> opened in the <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> of the\r\n            <lb/>side affected.       \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>No wonder that after so long an illness, he discoÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ver <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> of all his body, &amp; sensible to chanÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ges of weather, &amp; liable to <symptom n=\"6\">variable spirits</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>but the above precautions, without a returne of \r\n            <lb/>the <choice><abbr>ailm<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>ailment</expan></choice> will restore him.\r\n            <lb/>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>He is impatient for remedies to recover him\r\n            <lb/>more quickly, &amp; cold bathing might do this but \r\n            <lb/>very hazardous, untill his <bodypart n=\"43\">lungs</bodypart> be secured.\r\n            <lb/>If he avoid fresh hurt , time will entirely recover\r\n            <lb/>him &amp; no medicines will do any good. Give up\r\n            <lb/>the use of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> Decoction w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>the Decoction which</expan></choice> seems to have done\r\n            <lb/>so <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> service, or at least, use it seldomer, in less\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>q<sup>ty</sup></abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice>,&amp; perhaps only upon appearances of some return\r\n            <lb/>of this <choice><abbr>ailm<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>ailment</expan></choice>  His suspicions about the state\r\n            <lb/>of his <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> groundless &amp; the remedies , for it\r\n            <lb/>at least not to be used till stronger evidence for\r\n            <lb/>his suspicions. No remedy can we think of\r\n            <lb/>in the meantime but a Goat Whey course.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>May 13<sup>th</sup>. 1776.</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3814, 2, '2013-06-19 17:19:39', 100),
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(1390, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c3829\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:3829] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN] / Regarding: Lord Charles Cathcart (Lord Cathcart) (Patient) / 10 June 1776 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Gillian Weir</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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I take it for granted that the measure you mention\r\n            <lb/>is English &amp; three pints of Urine from ten at night till 6\r\n            <lb/>next <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> does not appear to be large. It is indeed to\r\n            <lb/>be estimated only by a comparison with our drink &amp; liquid\r\n            <lb/>food &amp; even in that view if I consider the milk coffee\r\n            <lb/>wine, water &amp; <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">bark infusion</ingredient> which I think your LordÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ship takes, the <choice><abbr>qty of Ur.</abbr><expan>quantity of Urine</expan></choice> cannot be in great excess at\r\n            <lb/>least it cannot be reckoned so till both a more exact\r\n            <lb/>account is taken of the liquid taken in &amp; of the days \r\n            <lb/>Urine as well as of that of the night. I say all this because \r\n            <lb/>I should be averse to proceed to the remedies of <condition n=\"6\">Diabetes</condition>\r\n            <lb/>while some other <del>remedies</del> ailments remain with your\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>Lship</abbr><expan>Lordship</expan></choice> and I must go still farther &amp; observe that the \r\n            <lb/>cause your <choice><abbr>L<sup>d</sup>s</abbr><expan>Lordship</expan></choice> supposes is not a probable one as I\r\n            <lb/>never knew such an effect in fact nor think it can be\r\n            <lb/>accounted for. I shall therefore wait your <choice><abbr>L<sup>d</sup>s</abbr><expan>Lordships</expan></choice> further\r\n            <lb/>accounts before I prescribe much, but I shall not decline\r\n            <lb/><del>much</del> altogether to offer some advice &amp; therefore say \r\n            <lb/>that a <condition n=\"6\">Diabetes</condition> is to be obviated chiefly by supporting\r\n            <lb/>&amp; increasing <symptom n=\"28\">perspiration</symptom> &amp; therfore by warm cloathing\r\n    <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>exercise, by less liquid food &amp; by warm weather \r\n            <lb/>with this I leave your <choice><abbr>L<sup>d</sup>s</abbr><expan>Lordship</expan></choice> to judge of your waistcoats\r\n            <lb/>&amp; diet. The <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">infusion of Bark</ingredient> must be continued\r\n            <lb/>for it is often a remedy of <condition n=\"6\">Diabetes</condition>. I dont think\r\n            <lb/>it necessary to advise avoiding the posture in the night that\r\n            <lb/>is most favourable to breathing &amp; avoiding <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Whatever change you may think proper to make\r\n            <lb/>in diet I should hardly think it proper to take away\r\n            <lb/>any part of your milk for it is as little <action n=\"12\">diuretic</action> as\r\n            <lb/>any liquid we can employ. The state of our urine\r\n            <lb/>is very unequal &amp; that from slight &amp; transitory\r\n            <lb/>causes\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 10<sup>th</sup> June 1776</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3829, 3, '2013-11-30 15:18:23', 80),
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I think it can\r\n            <lb/>be nothing more than an aggravation of the <symptom n=\"36\">catarrhal</symptom> state\r\n            <lb/>he has been so long affected with. As he is without any\r\n            <lb/>pain of his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> &amp; or <bodypart n=\"73\">sides</bodypart> &amp; his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse little affected</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>these can be no <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> but as in all such cases\r\n            <lb/>there is some <condition n=\"98\">Phlogistic Diathesis</condition> or tendency to <symptom n=\"62\">inflamÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>mation</symptom>, I think it would be proper to <treatment n=\"1\">take a little\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart></treatment> from his <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> especially if the <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> applied\r\n            <lb/>on <choice><abbr>Wed<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>Wednesday</expan></choice> night has not entirely relieved his breathing\r\n            <lb/>If the <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> is taken from a large orifice and runs\r\n            <lb/>in a full stream into the cups without tricking down \r\n            <lb/>his <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> the appearance of it will enable us to judge \r\n            <lb/>of the condition of it and help to direct our conduct.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>    \r\n            <lb/>I think the <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment> a very proper measure and\r\n            <lb/>also the keeping an <treatment n=\"11\">Open Issue</treatment> for some <del><illegible l=\"1\"/></del> time, but\r\n            <lb/>I would rather have the <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> in his <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> that the\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>, may be ready for another <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> if it should seem\r\n            <lb/>necessary and I hold that a first <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> will do more\r\n            <lb/>service than a fortnights <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment>. The <ingredient n=\"25\">squills</ingredient> promise\r\n            <lb/>to be of service, but they are of little service if the do\r\n            <lb/>not give a little <symptom n=\"61\">squeamishness</symptom> and if they <del>to</del> do they\r\n   <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>are a very disagreeable remedy. I think the most\r\n            <lb/>powerfull of all <action n=\"19\">expectorants</action> is <treatment n=\"9\">a Vomit</treatment> and thereÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>fore after <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> and when any strong suspicion \r\n            <lb/>of <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> is gone. I would give your brother \r\n            <lb/>a <treatment n=\"9\">a gentle Vomit</treatment> &amp; repeat it after some days, providÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ding always that he is not very difficult to <treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment>\r\n            <lb/>or liable to any violent straining <del>after it</del> under it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>It is very necessary to keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular and even\r\n            <lb/>open and if, upon laying aside the <ingredient n=\"25\">squills</ingredient> it does\r\n            <lb/>not continue so, some other medicines must be employed\r\n            <lb/>and I should like the <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of Tartar</ingredient> or if he would \r\n            <lb/>require a bulky dose of this, it may be made easier, by \r\n            <lb/>taking two parts of <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of Tartar</ingredient> and one of the \r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"10\"><choice><abbr>pulve jalappa comp<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>powdered jalappa compound</expan></choice></ingredient> taking care that the latter be\r\n            <lb/>prepared with long and  diligent Triture. To finish \r\n            <lb/>this I depend upon your brothers recovery by <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> <treatment n=\"4\">blisÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tering</treatment> and <treatment n=\"9\">vomiting</treatment> employed as symptoms may require\r\n            <lb/>&amp; especially by his giving up at least a great deal of his sedenÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tary life, by his being much in the country, by his taking\r\n            <lb/>a good deal of exercise, by riding if he can &amp; if not in a \r\n            <lb/>carriage &amp; lastly by his using a light diet, taking only a \r\n            <lb/>little animal food at dinner &amp; taking little or no supper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I shall be glad to hear when this comes to hand what D<sup>r</sup> CampÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>bell &amp; M<sup>r</sup> Douglas have to say about <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> &amp; <treatment n=\"9\">vomiting</treatment>\r\n            <lb/>I wish also to know the date of this Urine &amp;<sup>c</sup>\r\n        </p>\r\n       <closer>\r\n           <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 15<sup>th</sup> June 1776</dateline>\r\n       </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3832, 3, '2013-11-23 14:22:31', 80),
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I am of the same opinion\r\n            <lb/>still, only <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> I think his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> so <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> better by his\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"15\">Pulse <choice><abbr>b<sup>g</sup> so m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>being so much</expan></choice> settled</symptom>, &amp; by his <choice><abbr>bear<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>bearing</expan></choice> pressure upon\r\n            <lb/>his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> better. But, as his <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom> <choice><abbr>cont<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>continues</expan></choice> the\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"82\">high colour</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"27\">scarcity of his urine</symptom> &amp; his <unclear>agreewing</unclear> so\r\n            <lb/>well with acids do not allow me to think <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> his <bodypart n=\"46\">stoÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>mach</bodypart> is yet free <choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice> some <symptom n=\"62\">Phlogistic</symptom> <choice><abbr>affect<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>affection</expan></choice>. I see no\r\n            <lb/>no reason to change measures, &amp; I would rather increase\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> dose of the <ingredient n=\"261\"><choice><abbr>Elix<sup>r</sup> Vitrioli</abbr><expan>Elixir of Virtiol</expan></choice></ingredient>. I depend <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> upon his\r\n            <lb/>air &amp; exercise &amp; I would still <choice><abbr>con<sup>t</sup> to urge y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>continue to urge the</expan></choice> proprieÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ty of a journey, &amp; for <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> he should be always <choice><abbr>increaÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>s<sup>g</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>increasing the</expan></choice> length of his airings. The <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment> on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>was very proper &amp; has I dare say done service &amp; it may\r\n            <lb/>possibly be repeated with advantage. No new medicine\r\n            <lb/>both because I know none likely, &amp; because it would \r\n            <lb/>encourage him in putting of his journey. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                   I am ever\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup> D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear Doctor</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute> \r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 17 June 1776</dateline>\r\n        </closer>    \r\n    </div> \r\n</body>', 3834, 3, '2013-12-03 16:36:24', 60),
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How\r\n           <lb/>ever as he is not in a way to guide it properly I hope that\r\n           <lb/>all his ailments may be removed\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>Persuaded that they are owing to repeated attacks\r\n           <lb/>of Cold &amp; therefore are chiefly <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatic</condition> but as he\r\n           <lb/>is of a <condition n=\"3\">Gouty</condition> Parent &amp; has himself been affected\r\n           <lb/>with that disease I must suspect the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> of\r\n           <lb/>his <bodypart n=\"23\">right ancle</bodypart> &amp; &amp; <bodypart n=\"25\">left big toe</bodypart> to be of a <condition n=\"3\">gouty</condition>\r\n           <lb/>kind &amp; therefore I beg that neither <treatment n=\"23\">Cataplasm</treatment> nor\r\n           <lb/>any other application be made to his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> but dry\r\n           <lb/>flannel. 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But if the pains &amp; <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> of the \r\n           <lb/><bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> go away while the other <choice><abbr>symp<sup>s</sup> cont.</abbr><expan>symptoms continue</expan></choice> or that\r\n           <lb/>new pains threaten other places, I advise him to be\r\n           <lb/><treatment n=\"25\">sweated</treatment> by a dose of <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers Powder</ingredient> observing\r\n           <lb/>carefully the following directions vid. directions\r\n           <lb/>for Lord Cassilis p.44 of Vol. IV<note>See Letter ID:336.</note>\r\n       </p>\r\n     <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n           <lb/>This remedy properly managed I hold to be the\r\n           <lb/>most proper for him whether his ailments be <condition n=\"15\"><choice><abbr>Rheum</abbr><expan>Rheumatic</expan></choice></condition>\r\n           <lb/><condition n=\"3\">Gouty</condition> or <condition n=\"20\"><choice><abbr>Ven.</abbr><expan>Venereal</expan></choice></condition> &amp; if it works easily &amp; relieves all his\r\n           <lb/>pains it may be repeated at the interval of three or\r\n           <lb/>four days &amp; even a <del>fou</del> a third time at the same\r\n           <lb/>interval. If in spite of this remedy the <condition n=\"63\"><choice><abbr>Opthalm.</abbr><expan>Opthalmia</expan></choice></condition>\r\n           <lb/>still <choice><abbr>cont.</abbr><expan>continues</expan></choice> it may be necessary to <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> the <bodypart n=\"1\">crown\r\n           <lb/>of the head</bodypart> or behind the <bodypart n=\"7\">Ears</bodypart> and even to <treatment n=\"1\">bleed\r\n           <lb/>a little by <treatment n=\"14\">Leeches</treatment></treatment> applied near the <bodypart n=\"6\">Eye</bodypart> avoiding \r\n           <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyelids</bodypart> * It will be necessary also to continue a\r\n           <lb/>light and cooling diet. to avoid all strong drink \r\n           <lb/>&amp; keep his <del>body</del> <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> open by <action n=\"21\">gentle Laxatives</action>\r\n           <lb/>* The use of the <treatment n=\"36\"><choice><abbr>Collyr</abbr><expan>Collyrium</expan></choice></treatment> is to be <choice><abbr>cont<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice> but it should\r\n           <lb/>be more simple as follows\r\n        </p>       \r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq ros</ingredient> â„¥jv  <ingredient n=\"318\">Acet.\r\n             <lb/>dist.</ingredient> Ê’ij <ingredient n=\"120\">Sacch. 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When she takes it at first, it may\r\n            <lb />be necessary to take a full spoonful or a spoonfull\r\n            <lb />&amp; a half for a dose, but afterwards I would have\r\n            <lb />her take it frequently &amp; at least every other\r\n            <lb />night &amp; then I presume the smaller does will anÂ¬\r\n            <lb />swer the purpose -----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In case of her being troubled with any <symptom n=\"10\">palpiÂ¬\r\n                <lb />tation</symptom> I have ordered a medicine which I hope may\r\n            <lb />relieve them - The dose is a tea spoonfull in a little\r\n            <lb />water when the <symptom n=\"10\">Palpitation</symptom> threatens to be considerable -\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When the <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> is over, the <symptom n=\"55\">Languor</symptom> which\r\n                <lb />sometimes remains, may be relieved by a glass of wine\r\n                <lb />&amp; water.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Every night at bedtime M<sup>rs</sup> Thompson should\r\n            <lb />have her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> very well <treatment n=\"39\">chafed</treatment> with a\r\n            <lb />piece<del>s</del> of flannel or <treatment n=\"18\">rubbed with a flesh brush</treatment>\r\n            <lb />&amp; some other <del>per</del> precautions should be taken\r\n            <lb />to keep them warm during the Night\r\n        </p>        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"28\">Ol. ricin.</ingredient> recent. â„¥viij. <ingredient n=\"288\">Sp<sup>t.</sup> sacch. 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Label: Nervous Tincture a teaspoonful\r\n                    in a little water, when the <symptom n=\"10\">palpitation</symptom> is troublesome\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>May <u>3. 1776.</u></dateline> <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 3807, 2, '2013-07-30 11:42:48', 144),
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The most <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>can be done for her will be by a proper regimen\r\n            <lb/>for supporting <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> tone of y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the tone of the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"47\">system</bodypart> &amp; for avoiding\r\n            <lb/>all <symptom n=\"78\">irritation</symptom>. She is just now engaged in one of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> \r\n            <lb/>most proper measures <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> could be thought of, that\r\n            <lb/>is a long journey <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> presents objects of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> variety &amp; \r\n            <lb/>novelty. This should be repeated once a year, at a \r\n            <lb/>proper season &amp; at other times she should be often\r\n            <lb/>in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> open air &amp; gentle exercise , Avoiding at all\r\n            <lb/>times Cold &amp; fatigue. Within Doors she should\r\n            <lb/>avoid chambers made very warm, either by\r\n            <lb/>fires or company. As she <symptom n=\"17\">sleeps ill</symptom> she should\r\n            <lb/>never be long abed &amp; should quit it easlie in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>the morning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>rather then try by <symptom n=\"17\">broken sleeps to make amends \r\n<lb />for a bad night</symptom>. Her having <symptom n=\"17\">bad sleeps</symptom> will probably \r\n            <lb/>dispose her to sit up late at night, &amp; to lye long\r\n      <pb n=\"2\"/>  \r\n            <lb/>in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> morning, <add place=\"above\">but</add> both are exceeding bad <del>farther</del> measures\r\n            <lb/>for her constitution: In diet I would advise her\r\n            <lb/>to be pretty sparing taking very moderately of animal\r\n            <lb/>food &amp; as much of vegetable as she can easily digest.\r\n            <lb/>I need not caution a Lady against strong drink\r\n            <lb/>but I must say <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> even a little in this case may do harm \r\n            <lb/>she is liable to <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom>. It is necessary to obviate\r\n            <lb/>this by diet, if she can find <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup> answers y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>what answers the</expan></choice> purpose\r\n            <lb/>or to remove by a medicine as often as seems necessary\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>With this regimen I would advise her to gaurd \r\n            <lb/>against all Emotion flurry or surprise. But I can<sup>t</sup>\r\n            <lb/>give particular directions as <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> conduct of this must\r\n            <lb/>depend upon her own good sense &amp; direction. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>This is all I can well say <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> respect to M<sup>rs</sup> Beridge\r\n            <lb/>but I am going to give you <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>what</expan></choice> you do not expect, an \r\n            <lb/>advice for yourself. I have accidentally learned from\r\n            <lb/>her <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> you are subject to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> \r\n                   <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition> &amp; have had a <choice><abbr>g<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>great</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>deal of distress. The particulars of <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> I do not know,\r\n            <lb/>but understand <choice><abbr>t<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> you have been told to take\r\n            <lb/>entirely to animal food &amp; I cant help telling you\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup> I take y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>that I take this</expan></choice> to be very pernicious to <condition n=\"3\">Gouty</condition> persons.\r\n            <lb/>Certain circumstances may require it for some time\r\n            <lb/>but I am persuaded <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> continuance of it must be\r\n            <lb/>hurtful in every <condition n=\"3\">Gouty Diathesis</condition>. Excuse <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>freedom &amp; I hope you will consider it as proceeding\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice> real regard. If you shall be pleased to favour \r\n            <lb/>me <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a letter either to your sister or yourself, you\r\n            <lb/>shall by my attention that I am very desirous \r\n            <lb/>to shew you how much I am \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <closer>\r\n        <salute>\r\n            <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Dr your \r\n            <lb/>faithful &amp; <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup> serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient servant</expan></choice>\r\n        </salute>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> June 19<sup>th</sup> 1776</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3835, 2, '2013-03-25 17:05:57', 130),
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It always\r\n            <lb/>had the apearance of a <condition n=\"41\"><symptom n=\"63\">scrophulous swelling</symptom></condition>.\r\n            <lb/>She has either got or somebody has put it in her\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> she would be the Better of going to the sea\r\n            <lb/>&amp; using the <ingredient n=\"18\">salt water</ingredient>, I shall Expect your advice\r\n            <lb/>what shall be done next in the course of post, I was\r\n            <lb/>saying to her perhaps small Doses of <ingredient n=\"2\">mercury</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>for 3 or 4 nights &amp; physick after for 2 or 3 weeks\r\n            <lb/>Longer might be of use to Carry it off\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Doctor as I have this opportunity I presume to\r\n            <lb/>use the freedom to consult you as to myself\r\n            <lb/>I am about 68<sup>th</sup> Enjoys a good state of health\r\n            <lb/>&amp; always did, never had any ailment except the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition>\r\n            <lb/>The first <symptom n=\"5\">fitt</symptom> <del>of</del> of it I had when 26 I believe it is\r\n            <lb/>hereditary, I live very temperately I Drink two glass\r\n            <lb/>of wine after Dinner &amp; a Bottle of porter after\r\n            <lb/>Eating an egg att night is all my Drink,\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I had a <symptom n=\"5\">fitt</symptom> in January last &amp; <symptom n=\"138\">I can\'t walk</symptom> yet though\r\n            <lb/>I have had no pain this 3 or 4 months it is just a \r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"23\">weakness &amp; feebleness</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"89\">joints</bodypart> of my <bodypart n=\"19\">knees</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"23\">anckles</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>I think <symptom n=\"138\">hinders me to walk</symptom> indeed sometimes in the \r\n            <lb/>night towards morning I take <symptom n=\"57\">spasms or contractions</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>in the <bodypart n=\"68\">muscles &amp; tendons</bodypart> of my <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"89\">Joints</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If you can advise me to any thing could be of use\r\n            <lb/>would lay me under the greatest obligations \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb/>Sir: Your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>tt</sup> Humble Servtt:</abbr><expan>Obedient Humble Sevantt:</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Cornelius Inglis</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n  <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Doctor William Cullen \r\n            <lb/>att his house\r\n            <lb/>Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Inglis Q\r\n                <lb/>Miss Brownlee\r\n                <lb/>12<sup>th</sup> July 1776\r\n                <lb/>Vol V<sup>th</sup> p.61\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1313, 11, '2014-10-13 15:50:39', 154),
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Every day at dinner a little animal \r\n            <lb/>food, either flesh or fish but should avoid <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> heavier \r\n            <lb/>kinds &amp; all baked or fried meats or heavy sauces.\r\n            <lb/>Of whatever kind he taketh <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> quantity should be very\r\n            <lb/>moderate. Great part of part of his meal should be \r\n            <lb/>made up of broth pudding or vegitables.\r\n       </p> \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>His breakfast of Cocoa tea or weak Chocolate &amp;\r\n            <lb/>his supper if any at all should be some milk meat.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>His ordinary drink be plain water avoiding \r\n            <lb/>all malt Liquor. If he be not accustomed to take\r\n            <lb/>water alone he may put either a little wine or\r\n            <lb/>spirit to it. After dinner every day he may take\r\n            <lb/>a little strong drink. Either Madeira sherry or \r\n            <lb/>red port, but claret &amp; all <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> weak or bodied wines\r\n            <lb/>are improper for him. In place of wine he may take\r\n            <lb/>a few glasses of Punch without souring. As to strong drink\r\n            <lb/>a little proper but great moderation is necessary &amp; any degree\r\n            <lb/>of Intermperance <del>d</del> very dangerous\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Gaurd against cold. always warmly clothed - thick\r\n            <lb/>shoes &amp; warm stockings\r\n        </p>\r\n   <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In good weather a great deal of Exercise. 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He may take it every morning,\r\n            <lb />or at least <del>3</del> <add place=\"above\">several</add> times every week.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Exercise on horseback -- <choice><abbr>avoid<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>avoiding</expan></choice> heated or fatigued by it.\r\n            <lb />The best time will be in the morning -- and avoid at all\r\n            <lb />times being exposed to great heats or rain or <choice><abbr>rid<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>riding</expan></choice> after sunset.\r\n            <lb />Moderate walking in cool air, very allowable but much\r\n            <lb />walking in a warm climate is very improper. When business\r\n            <lb />requires travelling in great heats or rains; use a single horse\r\n            <lb />chaise.  These are the best means for <choice><abbr>strengthen<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>strengthening</expan></choice> the conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />stitution, but the whole body &amp; especially the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>must be</expan></choice> further strengthened by the <choice><abbr>med<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> below. 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An <ingredient n=\"63\">Anderson\'s</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />pill <choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>might be</expan></choice> frequently useful; but the frequentuse of <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetics</ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>might be</expan></choice> inconvenient or by repetition become less effectual.\r\n            <lb />Therefore vary the <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action>, &amp; the <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor oil</ingredient> will be a\r\n            <lb />proper change.  ---- Every day at dinner he may take\r\n            <lb />a little solid animal food - but prefer the lighter kinds &amp;\r\n            <lb />even these moderately, so as never to make a full meal of AÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nimal food. Make it up, chiefly with pudding of different\r\n            <lb />kinds. 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(1408, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1450\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1450] From: Dr Thomas Livingston / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Earl James Boyd Hay (15th Earl of Erroll, Lord Erroll, Lord Errol) (Patient) / 2 October 1777 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Gillian Weir</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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Sal. Diuretic</abbr><expan>Jalappa, Diuretic Salts</expan></choice></ingredient></ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>&amp;c<sup>a</sup> - he uses a warm <ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"19\">Aromatick Infusion</ingredient>, with small\r\n            <lb/>Doses of <ingredient n=\"158\"><choice><abbr>Sal. Diuret.</abbr><expan>Diuretic Salts</expan></choice></ingredient>- <ingredient n=\"227\"><choice><abbr>scill: acid</abbr><expan>scillitic acid</expan></choice></ingredient> - <ingredient n=\"85\"><choice><abbr>Pulv. Zinziver</abbr><expan>Powdered Ginger</expan></choice></ingredient>; &amp; the\r\n            <lb/><action n=\"24\">purgative</action> is to be repeated according to Circumstances.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I have urg\'d his <choice><abbr>L<sup>d</sup>ship</abbr><expan>Lordship</expan></choice> to undertake the Journey,\r\n            <lb/>&amp; to have your Opinion &amp; Direction as he passes <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh.</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Are you of Opinion that the Journeyis safe &amp; proper.\r\n            <lb/>Lady Erroll is in the utmost anxiety, &amp; begs you may\r\n            <lb/>write in course.- Your <u>ostensible</u> letter may be addressed\r\n            <lb/>to Lord or Lady Erroll at Slains Castle by Aberdeen,\r\n            <lb/>&amp; your private opinion to me, at Aberdeen -\r\n            <lb/>You must be sensible that this is scribbl\'d in a hurry,\r\n            <lb/>&amp; I am with respect\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                Dear Sir\r\n                <lb/>Your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>nt</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> &amp; humble <choice><abbr>ser<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed><choice><abbr>Tho<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>Thomas</expan></choice> Livingston</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> is strongly <treatment n=\"39\">rub\'d</treatment>\r\n                <lb/>twice a day with <unclear><ingredient n=\"23\">Ol. Campherat</ingredient></unclear>\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb/>Physician\r\n            <lb/>in Edinburgh\r\n            <lb/>haste\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>D<sup>r</sup> Livingston\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>conc<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>concerning</expan></choice> Lord Errol\r\n                <lb/>2 <choice><abbr>Octo<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1777\r\n                <lb/>8<sup>th</sup>. p.11\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1450, 2, '2013-07-24 18:32:52', 141),
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In my last I informed yow <add place=\"above\">of the sysptoms then complain\'d of</add> that I had applyd\r\n            <lb/>a <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> over the <bodypart n=\"91\">os sacrum</bodypart>, and Given ane <treatment n=\"8\">Injection</treatment> of <ingredient n=\"60\">Mustard</ingredient>. By the\r\n            <lb/>last a Great dale of <symptom n=\"125\">hardend</symptom> accumulate facis were carryed of, and next \r\n            <lb/>day <symptom n=\"27\">urine pretty freely passed, without any other assistance</symptom>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> discharged amore then ordinary quantity so as to weett Evry\r\n            <lb/>thing about him and to give yow his own Expression he Belived <unclear>Unguents</unclear>\r\n            <lb/>However next day the <symptom n=\"27\">supression of urine came on again</symptom> and upon\r\n            <lb/>repeating the <ingredient n=\"60\">Mustarde</ingredient> <treatment n=\"8\">Injection</treatment>, <symptom n=\"27\">the Urine came away with such\r\n            <lb/>rapidity that he said it was like to spring over his head</symptom>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>He was now advised to take his <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> pills, and alltho three times the\r\n            <lb/>quantity that used to have the Effect was taken, they had no Effect. 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So matters are pretty favourable\r\n            <lb/>just now\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The <treatment n=\"3\">Electtricity</treatment> is continued Evry day haveing gott a Machine into the\r\n            <lb/>house for that purpos, which gives a considerable shock and Makes his\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart> <symptom n=\"119\">start</symptom> Evry shock - and Evry day that its possible to look out\r\n            <lb/>he takes Excercise in a cheise unless upon the days he was so very Bad\r\n            <lb/>that he could not bear it, The weather has been such as made the \r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment> not so powerful and sometimes hinderd his going out, when\r\n            <lb/>he intended it\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The <ingredient n=\"60\">Mustard</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"1\">Powder of the Bark</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"22\">Valerian</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient> has\r\n            <lb/>been constantly continued, and to such a degree that he passes the seed\r\n            <lb/>much the same way he takes it in- The <ingredient n=\"10\"><choice><abbr>pulv: Jalapp Comp</abbr><expan>powdered Jalappa compound</expan></choice></ingredient> will be\r\n            <lb/>Given as need requires, And as I feared the Reed porte wine Might\r\n            <lb/>have some Effect upon his <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>, I have directed him to drink some\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>Spts</abbr><expan>spirits</expan></choice>, and watter particularly recomended Hollands Gine and for a \r\n            <lb/>chainge strong Beer brought down wth watter for fear of <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>\r\n        </p>\r\n   <pb n=\"3\"/>   \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I shall be happy to have your further directions and any attention\r\n            <lb/>yow shall please to make which shall be as punctualy followed as in\r\n            <lb/>my power I am with great Esteem\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb/>Doctor\r\n                <lb/>your most <choice><abbr>ob<sup>t</sup> Hub<sup>l</sup></abbr><expan>obedient Humble Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>David Goodsir</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Leven <choice><abbr>octb</abbr><expan>october</expan></choice> 8<sup>th</sup> 1777</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n<pb n=\"4\"/>        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Goodsir\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>conc<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Henderson\r\n                <lb/>8<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Octc<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1777\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1451, 3, '2013-12-14 08:59:11', 174),
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I am sorry the <action n=\"34\">Anodyne</action> does not now procure Sleep\r\n            <lb />but if there is no other objection to it, I think it <illegible w=\"1\"/> to loose\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />the use of that <unclear>palliative</unclear>, &amp; would try what increasing the \r\n            <lb />Dose would do. 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Comp:</ingredient> with\r\n            <lb />an addition of <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of Tartar</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"76\">Manna</ingredient> as you shall see\r\n            <lb />proper. You judge right taht the <symptom n=\"28\">stoppage</symptom> is owing to \r\n            <lb />the <condition n=\"84\">Prolapsus</condition>, which she has neglected longer than you\r\n            <lb />know, so nothing but putting up or suspending the <bodypart n=\"34\">Uterus</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />can give relief. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Aug</abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 26 1777 -</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W C ------</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4120, 2, '2013-10-30 13:34:45', 60),
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Take it in the sea\r\n            <lb />if convenient; but I would prefer a Shower bath taken at\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />home. -- Avoid <choice><abbr>sitt<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>sitting</expan></choice> in warm chamber, warmed either by\r\n            <lb />fires or company, your bed room, without fire in the night &amp;\r\n            <lb />have as few bed clothes as you bear with. 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One of the best means of Strengthening the <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />is much fresh air &amp; frequent moderate exercise &amp; the best manner of taking\r\n            <lb />this is on Horseback but as the Season is now becoming uncertain, &amp; cold is to be\r\n            <lb />carefully avoided it will be often necessary for his <choice><abbr>Lop</abbr><expan>Lordship</expan></choice> to employ a carriage &amp;\r\n            <lb />tho this will not do well as going on horseback it is always better than\r\n            <lb />sitting at home. With this Exercise his <choice><abbr>Lop</abbr><expan>Lordship</expan></choice> must manage his diet. 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Both now &amp; for a long time to come all garden things will be\r\n            <lb />hazardous for <choice><abbr>Lo</abbr><expan>Lord</expan></choice> Errol &amp; at least they must be taken very spearingly. The\r\n            <lb />lighter kinds of white fish are not improper but they should be taken \r\n            <lb />seldom &amp; sparingly. The same thing is to be <choice><abbr>s<sup>.d</sup></abbr><expan>said</expan></choice> of Eggs. Either for breakfast\r\n            <lb />&amp; supper soft, boild\' Egg may be taken, but once a day is enough for that\r\n            <lb />kind of meat. Besides an Egg at supper some kind of grain as Rice,\r\n            <lb />barley or Sago may be taken &amp; is the most proper as neither meat nor\r\n            <lb />vegetables are so. Neither at Breakfast or at any other time must any\r\n            <lb />tea be taken. Coffee is safer but should not be taken largely or of a strong\r\n            <lb />kind. A weak Chocolate is safer than either. If my Lord takes coffee he may\r\n            <lb />at same time take some dry tost with a little Butter. For ordinary drink\r\n            <lb />his <choice><abbr>Lop</abbr><expan>Lordship</expan></choice> must take no small beer but water with a little gin in it.\r\n            <lb />At Dinner or Supper he may take 2 or 3 Glasses of white wine\r\n            <lb />but some good Heock is safest. No kind of red wine is safe. The\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"39\">rubbing of the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart></treatment> with oild\' fingers both night &amp; morning &amp; rubbing\r\n            <lb />of the <treatment n=\"18\">rubbing of the <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart></treatment> every morning with the <treatment n=\"18\">flesh brush</treatment> must be\r\n            <lb />continued. In the way of medicine I am happy to think that \r\n            <lb />much less is necessary than appeared to be so a little while ago.\r\n            <lb />All I can think necessary now is some medicine to Correct the Sharpness that\r\n            <lb />may be in, the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> &amp; to <action n=\"31\">Strengthen</action> these so was to\r\n            <lb />prevent the Sharpness of the humours &amp; the <symptom n=\"7\">flatulency</symptom> that has of\r\n            <lb />late been troublesome. For these purposes I have preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />scribed a powder to be taken every morning &amp; an Electuary\r\n            <lb />&amp; Infusion to be taken twice a day. All these \r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />medicines are to be continued only for a fortnight or at least not\r\n            <lb />longer till I am advised of their Effects &amp; of his <choice><abbr>Lops</abbr><expan>Lordship\'s</expan></choice> state of health\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 20 <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1777</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        \r\n<recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">pulv. cort. Peruv.</ingredient> â„¥j <ingredient n=\"12\">rubig. chalyb.</ingredient> pp.<sup>t</sup> <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamom. pulv.</ingredient> @ Ê’j <ingredient n=\"21\">Conserv.\r\n                    <lb />e cort. aurant.</ingredient> â„¥j <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. Electarium. Sig. <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Electuary</action>\r\n                    <lb />the bigness of a nutmeg twice\r\n                </orig>\r\n            \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take an ounce of <ingredient n=\"1\">powdered Peruvian bark</ingredient>, prepare <ingredient n=\"12\">red chalybeate</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"65\">powdered cinnamon</ingredient>, of each one drachm;\r\n                    an ounce of <ingredient n=\"21\">orange peel conserve</ingredient>; enough <ingredient n=\"172\">simple syrup</ingredient> to make an Electuary.\r\n                    Label:<action n=\"31\">Strengthening Electuary</action> the bigness of a nutmeg twice\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">cort. Peruv. cont.</ingredient> Ê’ij <ingredient n=\"21\">aurantior.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamom.</ingredient> @ Ê’j aq. bullient. â„”j degere per\r\n                    <lb />noctem et colatur &amp; adde <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tinct. cort. Peruv.</ingredient> â„¥j. Signa <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Infusion</action> a \r\n                    <lb />small cupfull after every dose of <action n=\"31\">Electuary</action>.\r\n                </orig>\r\n            \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two drachms of <ingredient n=\"1\">crushed Peruvian bark</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"21\">orange peel</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient>, of each a drachm;\r\n                    leave with boiling water to set for a night and then add an ounce of <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tincture of peruvian bark</ingredient>.\r\n                    Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Infusion</action> a small cupfull after every dose of <action n=\"31\">Electuary</action>\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"124\">Ocul. cancr.</ingredient> pp.<sup>t</sup> â„ˆj, <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnam. pulv.</ingredient> gr. x â„³. f. pulvis et f. h. m. dos. xiv. Sig A dose\r\n                    <lb />to be taken every morning.\r\n                </orig>\r\n            \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take a scruple of a <ingredient n=\"124\">a preparation of crab\'s eyes</ingredient>, ten grams of <ingredient n=\"65\">powdered cinnamon</ingredient>.\r\n                    Mix to make a powder and in case of emergency make fourteen doses. Label: a dose to be taken every morning.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4172, 11, '2015-04-10 11:38:27', 129),
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Saturday 11<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><u>1777</u>\r\n            \r\n        </dateline>\r\n        \r\n        <opener>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir.\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n        </opener>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Since I was favour\'d with your letters of\r\n            <lb />the 4<sup>th</sup> Current, there have been some very encouraging\r\n            <lb />alterations upon Lord Errol\'s Complaints. -- His Urine\r\n            <lb />has been considerably increas\'d in quantity; - his <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />have keep\'d in a <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> state, without any other StimuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lus, but <ingredient n=\"16\">White mustard seeds</ingredient>, &amp; he has <symptom n=\"7\">frequent discharges\r\n            <lb />of Flatus, per <bodypart n=\"53\">Anum</bodypart></symptom>. -- the <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"24\">tightness of his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart></symptom> are sensibly subsided; his Spirits, more free &amp; easy, &amp;\r\n            <lb />his Appetite rather recoverd; but the soft <symptom n=\"63\">oedematous\r\n            <lb />Swelling of his <bodypart n=\"23\">Ancles</bodypart></symptom> still continues, &amp; retains the imÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pression of the <bodypart n=\"16\">fingers</bodypart>, especially at bed time. -- In my\r\n            <lb />letter from Slains Castle (which was wrote in some haste)\r\n            <lb />I omitted to inform you of the state of his <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse</symptom>, which in\r\n            <lb />my opinion did not indicate any degree of <symptom n=\"34\">fever</symptom>, &amp; I\r\n            <lb />take this opportunity of making you acquainted with\r\n            <lb />a Peculiarity of his <choice><abbr>L.</abbr><expan>Lord</expan></choice>ships Constitution; that his <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse,\r\n            <lb />when in perfect health, runs from 80 to 90 Strokes in the\r\n            <lb />minute, &amp; is more firm &amp; tense, than in most other People.</symptom>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />As the trials made about his own Neighbourhood, by\r\n            <lb />taking short Jaunts in a Carriage, became easier, &amp; seem\'d\r\n         \r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />to agree with him, I advis\'d his <choice><abbr>L.</abbr><expan>Lord</expan></choice>ship to undertake the\r\n            <lb />Journey to Etall, &amp; he accordingly made out the first stage\r\n            <lb />from Slains Castle to Aberdeen (18 Scots miles) yesterday,\r\n            <lb />&amp; supported the Motion, without any trouble or uneasiness.\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />They propose to be a day or two with Lord Kinnoul\r\n            <lb />at Duplin, &amp; you will probably hear of their Arrival at\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> John Pringles at the Dean, upon Tuesday or Wednesday\r\n            <lb />next. --- Upon the Journey, I have only advisd his <choice><abbr>L.</abbr><expan>Lord</expan></choice>ship\r\n            <lb />to continue the <treatment n=\"37\">Friction with the <ingredient n=\"23\" t=\"28\">Ol. Camphorat</ingredient></treatment>, night &amp;\r\n            <lb />morning, to his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>, &amp; in case of being <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> to take\r\n            <lb />three or four of the following pills at bed-time.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"317\">Mass. pil. Gummos.</ingredient> â„¥ij. <ingredient n=\"169\">Extract. Gentian</ingredient> -- <ingredient n=\"11\">Chamaemel</ingredient> @ Ê’j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"110\">Tart. Emetic.</ingredient> g<sup>r.</sup> xv. ft. Massa s. a. in pilul. <unclear>4x</unclear>. dividenda. ---\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"317\">Galbanum pills</ingredient>, one drachm of <ingredient n=\"169\">Gentian Extract</ingredient> and one of <ingredient n=\"11\">Chamomil</ingredient>, \r\n                    fifteen grains of <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar Emetic</ingredient> -- Let there be a mass to be divided into <unclear>40</unclear> pills according to the accepted practice.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />His Diet consists of Beef tea, with plain bread to breakfast;\r\n            <lb />light solids for Dinner, &amp; Sago for Supper. -- White-wine &amp;\r\n            <lb />water for his ordinary Draught, &amp; some glasses of good\r\n            <lb />Rhenish after Dinner. -- as it is difficult in this Country\r\n            <lb />to get genuine old <unclear>Hok</unclear>, he has tried some Cologn\'s Gin &amp;\r\n            <lb />Water, which agrees with his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, &amp; passes quickly\r\n            <lb />by Urine. - When his <choice><abbr>L.</abbr><expan>Lord</expan></choice>ship was in ordinary health he\r\n            \r\n       <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />he commonly <symptom n=\"28\">sweated</symptom> pretty profusely every night, but\r\n            <lb />for sometime past the <symptom n=\"28\">Sweatings</symptom> are considerably abated,\r\n            <lb />tho\' his <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart> is never dry or parch\'d, &amp; the Perspiration\r\n            <lb />seems to be free &amp; natural. -- Upon the whole, I must\r\n            <lb />take the liberty to hint my Suspicions of some incipient\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">Obstruction in the <bodypart n=\"44\">Liver</bodypart></symptom>, or <bodypart n=\"111\">Mesentery</bodypart>. - If you are of OpiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nion that the Bath-waters are proper, I know that my\r\n            <lb />Lady Erroll will sacrifice every Consideration\r\n            <lb />for the prospect of his <choice><abbr><u>Lopp\'s</u></abbr><expan>Lordship\'s</expan></choice> recovery; at the same\r\n            <lb />time, there are many <u>reasons</u> against that mode\r\n            <lb />of proceeding, if you can substitute any other Plan, which\r\n            <lb />may be conducted with less Expence &amp; trouble. -- When you\r\n            <lb />have seen &amp; consider\'d Lord Erroll\'s present Situation; May\r\n            <lb />I beg the favor of hearing from you? as I am most sinÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cerely interested in whatever concerns his own health,\r\n            <lb />or the happiness &amp; Interest of his Family.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I am respectfully\r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most obedient humble <choice><abbr>Ser<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice>            \r\n            \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Tho<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>Thomas</expan></choice> Livingston.\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician in\r\n            <lb />Edinburg<u>h</u>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Livingston <choice><abbr>conc.</abbr><expan>concerning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Earl of Errol\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1777\r\n            <lb />vol. 8. p. 11\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1453, 2, '2013-06-17 11:39:42', 130),
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I have little doubt\r\n            <lb />about it, I take it to be entirely <symptom n=\"57\">spasmodic</symptom> &amp; think there\r\n            <lb />is no <del>appearance</del> evidence of either <condition n=\"93\">polypus</condition> or aneurism in\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"57\">great vessels</bodypart> near the <bodypart n=\"42\">heart</bodypart> --- I hope there is no immediate\r\n            <lb />danger but a <symptom n=\"57\">spasmodic affection</symptom> probably hereditary, supÂ¬ \r\n            <lb />porting the system so generally must be <add place=\"above\">of</add> very difficult <choice><abbr>manageÂ¬\r\n            <lb />m<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>management</expan></choice>. <action n=\"3\">Antispasmodics</action> may give some relief &amp; as long as\r\n            <lb />you find benefit from <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphire</ingredient> I have no objections, to it;\r\n            <lb />but any chief depend<del>a</del><add place=\"above\">e</add>nce would be upon <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> taken\r\n            <lb />freely, when you do take it, but I would wish seldom\r\n            <lb />for it cannot give but a temporary relief; &amp; the frequent\r\n            <lb />use does harm. If you can obtain any durable relief\r\n            <lb />it must be by <action n=\"29\">tonicks</action>; &amp; I prefer <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeates</ingredient> to every \r\n            <lb />other. You say you have tried it, but I fancy but in\r\n            <lb />small quantity, &amp; I find that we not only can give it in large\r\n            <lb /><del>quantities</del> doses, but they are commonly necessary to do\r\n            <lb />service. I begin with five grains of the <ingredient n=\"12\">rubig: Chalybs\r\n                <lb />prop.</ingredient> mixed with a little <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"50\">sugar</ingredient>, but gradually\r\n            <lb />increase the dose to Ê’Å¿s twice a day &amp; even wash down \r\n            <lb />that either by a draught of some <ingredient n=\"12\">chalybeate water</ingredient> or by\r\n            <lb />plain water with some drops of <ingredient n=\"129\">Tinct. Mart.</ingredient> Ph. Ed<sup>r</sup><note>See <i>Pharmacopoeia Collegii Regii Medicorum Edinburgensis</i> (Edinburgh: 1774), p. 79.</note> ---\r\n            <lb />These are the only medicines I can recommend but much\r\n            <lb />depends on regimen. You judge well in <choice><abbr>livg</abbr><expan>living</expan></choice> always\r\n            <lb />in cool air &amp; your drink should always be cold. Considering\r\n            <lb />the disposition of your <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> to acidity I think you\r\n            <lb />should taste no kind of ferment liquor, plain water your only\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />drink, or if accustomed to strong drink put a little spirits in\r\n            <lb />your water. -- your food, simple &amp; light, Garden things\r\n            <lb />avoid - - - Animal food, the lightest &amp; the least. - The safest\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>alim<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>aliments</expan></choice> for you will be the farinacea of almost all kinds.\r\n            <lb />If you digest milk, it will be proper, &amp; if you do not\r\n            <lb />digest it plain, diluted with an equal part of water, &amp;\r\n            <lb />sweetned with sugar. Take no supper. Much in fresh\r\n            <lb />air will be of service, but <choice><abbr>walkg</abbr><expan>walking</expan></choice> &amp; all bodily exercise\r\n            <lb />will do harm, &amp; therefore on Horseback or in a Carriage\r\n            <lb />is the only motion fit for you, &amp; you should employ one\r\n            <lb />or A other as far as you can bear them, I cannot advise you\r\n            <lb />to repeat the cold bathing as it seems to have repelled the\r\n            <lb />little you had of a tendency to <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition>. <treatment n=\"9\">Vomiting</treatment> may give\r\n            <lb />some relief but it will be for a short time only. <symptom n=\"24\">CostiveÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ness</symptom> will do harm &amp; should be prevented; nothing better\r\n            <lb />for that than <ingredient n=\"270\">Magnesia</ingredient>. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Aug</abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 26 --</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W. 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Let her lay\r\n            <lb />in a Stock of bread, as fine Biscuit &amp; Some Sweet\r\n            <lb />bread as Sponge biscuit Diet Loaf &amp; plain Sugair\r\n            <lb />biscuit. Let her also provide Sufficiently of Rice\r\n            <lb />Flower of Rice. Barley &amp; <ingredient n=\"255\">Sage</ingredient>, &amp; <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> these <unclear>figs</unclear> <illegible l=\"1\" />eason,\r\n            <lb />Currants, preserved fruits &amp; <ingredient n=\"280\">Currant Jelly</ingredient>. Of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Bread Different kinds of grain &amp; fruits, a great\r\n            <lb />variety of Diet may be prepared. 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Syrup for the Powder.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    <add place=\"margin\">X</add> Take four ounces of <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple syrup</ingredient> Label: Syrup for the Powder.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb /><add place=\"margin\">X</add> â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. ros.</ingredient> â„¥ij <ingredient n=\"107\">Syr. e ros. sicc.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"315\">Sp<sup>t.</sup> vitriol. ten.</ingredient> aa â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb />â„³. S. Acid â„³. a <choice><abbr>teasp.</abbr><expan>teaspoon</expan></choice> full in a glass of water twice\r\n                    <lb />a day.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    <add place=\"margin\">X</add> Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose water</ingredient> and half an ounce each of <ingredient n=\"107\">Syrup of dried roses</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"315\">Spiritus vitrioli tenuis</ingredient>\r\n                    Mix. Label: Acid Mixture a teaspoon full in a glass of water twice aday.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                W. C.\r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                21 June 1776----\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3838, 2, '2013-07-29 14:38:03', 196);
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See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2013-07-18\">18 July 2013</date> Last updated by Jenny Bann</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2013-03-01\">1 March 2013</date> XML file created by Luca Guariento</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n        \r\n        <opener>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dumfries 12<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> <u>1777</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n        </opener>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />According to your desire I write you some\r\n            <lb />farther particulars with regard to Miss M<sup>c.</sup>Murdo -\r\n            <lb />She was remov\'d from this place at a time I was\r\n            <lb />absent and before your letter came, so that what\r\n            <lb />I write you, is from the information of her Father\r\n            <lb />and Mother. - Some days after the receipt of yours\r\n            <lb />a Surgeon <treatment n=\"1\">took four ounces of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart></treatment>, and she found\r\n            <lb />herself more reliev\'d both as to the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> and pain of\r\n            <lb />her <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart> than by any former evacuation of the same\r\n            <lb />kind. - the Catamenia appeared the day following, but\r\n            <lb />the quantity trifling. - Two evening after, she took ten\r\n            <lb />drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> with fifteen of the <ingredient n=\"110\">Vin: Antimonial:</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />tho the smallest quantity I had ordered was 20 &amp; 25 -\r\n            <lb />As one might have expected, it neither quieted the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> nor procured sleep, but the morning after,\r\n            <lb />she <symptom n=\"28\">sweated profusely</symptom>, but was not much <symptom n=\"23\">weakened</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />and not after case to the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>. - Two days after, Viz<sup>t.</sup>\r\n            <lb />friday was se\'enight, a <treatment n=\"4\">blister was applied to the\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart></treatment>. - She did not complain much of pain from the\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment>, but thought her <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> and the <condition n=\"15\">rheumatism</condition>\r\n            <lb />rather increas\'d by it. - At present as far as I can\r\n            <lb />learn, the <symptom n=\"5\">hot and cold fits</symptom> come regularly every\r\n            <lb />day, and the <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom> every morning; and before the <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment>\r\n            <lb />was applied the <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart> was sore even to the touch. --\r\n            <lb /> -- Another circumstance is, that about the time I wrote\r\n            <lb />you she began to spit a little whitish stuff, but this\r\n            <lb />has not increas\'d in quantity, and does not appear\r\n            <lb />to have any disagreeable taste . - . I had a letter from\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs.</sup> M<sup>c</sup>Murdo since I wrote the above - . She says that\r\n            <lb />on wednesday night her <choice><abbr>daug<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>daughter</expan></choice> was seized with a <symptom n=\"60\">Cholick</symptom>\r\n            <lb />which lasted above an hour very severe; after it a\r\n            <lb />heavy <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom>, but <symptom n=\"17\">no sleep thro\' the night</symptom> - <symptom n=\"15\">pulse very\r\n            <lb />feeble and quick in the morning</symptom> as she sat bolstered up\r\n            <lb />in bed. - On thursday evening an <treatment n=\"8\">injection</treatment> was\r\n            <lb />thought necessary, but in operating, it affected her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> so much that she <symptom n=\"3\">puked and reach\'d</symptom> severely,\r\n            <lb />and was so extremely <symptom n=\"45\">faint</symptom> that they were much aÂ¬\r\n            <lb />larmed. - After these abated, she again fell into a <symptom n=\"28\">proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fuse sweat</symptom>. - she was shifted about one in the morning,\r\n            <lb />but <symptom n=\"17\">got no sleep</symptom>, tho\' she complain\'d of no pain except\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />in her <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart>. - On friday evening she got\r\n            <lb />some sleep and the <symptom n=\"28\">sweating</symptom> was more moderate. -\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />These are all the particulars I have learnt, and from\r\n            <lb />them it appears, <symptom n=\"23\">she is much weaker</symptom> than when I wrote\r\n            <lb />you before. - The extreme <symptom n=\"78\">irritability</symptom> which was shown\r\n            <lb />from the use of the <treatment n=\"8\">injection</treatment>, is uncommon. - As it does\r\n            <lb />not appear that the <symptom n=\"34\">hectic heats and <symptom n=\"28\">sweatings</symptom></symptom> proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ceed from any internal <symptom n=\"42\">suppuration</symptom> going on, or\r\n            <lb />at least this is doubtful, how far might the <ingredient n=\"269\">Seltzer\r\n            <lb />Water</ingredient> be useful or otherwise? If you think it can\r\n            <lb />be tried with advantage, it would be extremely obliging\r\n            <lb />if you would order a few jars of it out. I at <supplied>present</supplied>\r\n            <lb />have no correspondent in Town, so that if you think it\r\n            <lb />proper, I know not where to apply for it. It is a chance\r\n            <lb />if it can be had in good order, even in <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>. - I will\r\n            <lb />be happy to hear from you soon, and to know what\r\n            <lb />further measures you propose, and am\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Will Hamilton\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n       \r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb /><u>Edinburgh</u>\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n         <handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Hamilton Dumfries\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>conc.</abbr><expan>concerning</expan></choice> Miss. M<sup>c</sup>murdo\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1777\r\n            <lb />8 p.22\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n</annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1454, 2, '2013-07-18 12:31:00', 85),
(1419, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c3797\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:3797] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  Robert Stevens (of Broadland, Esquire) / Regarding:  Robert Stevens (of Broadland, Esquire) (Patient) / 12 April 1776 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Felicity Maxwell</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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But if it answers this forenoon you will\r\n            <lb />go on with it &amp; if you have not enough the <choice><abbr>â„ž</abbr><expan>Recipe</expan></choice> below will\r\n            <lb />get you some from Aberdeen. but if not good Ill provide you\r\n            <lb />If the <ingredient n=\"28\">Oil</ingredient> does not answer, you must try some other <action n=\"21\">Laxatives</action>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"34\">Flor Sulph.</ingredient> from one to two tea <choice><abbr>spfulls</abbr><expan>spoonfulls</expan></choice> mixed with <ingredient n=\"292\">honey</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />&amp; taken in the <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>gen<sup>ly.</sup></abbr><expan>generally</expan></choice> answers well. At first take it\r\n            <lb />every <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> for several days, but afterwards I hope you\r\n            <lb />will find that twice a week will answer - If it does not\r\n            <lb />or the bulkiness of the dose is disagreable I have subjoined\r\n            <lb />a prescription <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I hope will answer. Take it like the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"34\">Sulphur</ingredient> for two or three days together, but afterwards\r\n            <lb />seldomer. -- The <ingredient n=\"28\">Oil</ingredient> is to be taken in the morning\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />X â„ž. <ingredient n=\"28\">Ol. Ricini</ingredient> recantis, â„¥jv\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"288\">Spir. sacch. Jamaic.</ingredient> opt. â„¥j\r\n                    <lb />â„³. S. <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> <ingredient n=\"28\">Oil</ingredient> a table spoonfull or two for a dose\r\n                    <lb />Shaking the glass well before pouring it out -------\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take four ounces of <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor Oil</ingredient> as previously stated \r\n                    and one ounce of the best <ingredient n=\"288\">Jamaican Rum</ingredient>. \r\n                    Mix. Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> <ingredient n=\"28\">Oil</ingredient> a table spoonfull or two for a dose \r\n                    Shaking the glass well before pouring it out -------\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"10\">Pulv. e jalap. comp\'</ingredient> diligente tritura parati Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb />Elect. <action n=\"21\">lenitiv.</action> Ph Lond. â„¥Å¿s <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl.</ingredient> q. s. ut. fiat\r\n                    <lb />Elect. tenue sive Lochoch\r\n                    <lb />S. <action n=\"21\">Lax.</action> Electy. One two or three tea Spfulls for a dose\r\n                    <lb />in the morning\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two drachms of <ingredient n=\"10\">compounded Powder of jallop</ingredient> (prepared by rubbing diligently), one and a half ounces of <action n=\"21\">Lenitive</action> Electuary (according to the London Pharmacopoeia) and enough <ingredient n=\"172\">simple Syrup</ingredient> to make a weak Electuary or Lochoch Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Electuary One two or three tea Spoonfulls for a dose in the morning\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                12<sup>th</sup> April 1776.\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 3797, 3, '2013-11-30 13:12:19', 204),
(1420, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1455\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1455] From: Dr Thomas Livingston / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Mrs Gordon (Craigmil?) 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for the greatest\r\n            <lb />part of her life, enjoyed a healthy, tho\' not a vigorous ConstiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tution. -- About a year ago She complain\'d of a <condition n=\"84\">Prolapsus\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"34\">Uteris</bodypart></condition>, which occasion\'d the usual inconveniences, but as\r\n            <lb />it never protruded, extra <bodypart n=\"33\">Vaginam</bodypart>, She tryed the ordinary\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"31\">strengthening</action> &amp; <action n=\"5\">astringent</action> Applications, was put upon\r\n            <lb />a Course of <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"136\">Aromatick</ingredient>-<ingredient n=\"113\">bitters</ingredient>, &amp; did not suffer\r\n            <lb />much pain or trouble from that Complaint. - Soon after,\r\n            <lb />She was seiz\'d with <symptom n=\"7\">Flatulencys of her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart></symptom>,\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"8\">loss of Appetite</symptom>, <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom> &amp; 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I gave my\r\n            <lb />opinion that it was insignificant, but I knew his friends, but\r\n            <lb />I knew his friends <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> not be satisfied without a trial; we must\r\n            <lb />now return to do for him <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>what</expan></choice> we can. It is necessary to\r\n            <lb />have an <treatment n=\"11\">issue</treatment> again opened as near the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> as possible; &amp; the\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"11\">issue</treatment> to contain three or four peas made on the inner edges of the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"68\">Trapezius Muscle</bodypart>, a little below the old Cicatrices. The Case\r\n            <lb />appears the more desperate because at the period of Puberty it\r\n            <lb />has suffered no change, but it is not to be absolutely despaired\r\n            <lb />of as he is still <choice><abbr>grow<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>growing</expan></choice> larger &amp; lustier. But in this view\r\n            <lb />advise him again <choice><abbr>lay<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>laying</expan></choice> aside all animal food. Lord T---\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> done much harm in <choice><abbr>indulg<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>indulging</expan></choice> him in animal food &amp;\r\n            <lb />giving him <add place=\"above\">a habit</add> which it may be difficult to brake. -- Try to conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fine him to Milk, Farinacea &amp;<sup>c</sup>. He should still contiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nue to abstain from Wine &amp; strong drink.. - It will be proper\r\n            <lb />to keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> open, for this purpose I <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> prefer the <ingredient n=\"10\">P. e\r\n            <lb />jalap comp.</ingredient> with some addition of <ingredient n=\"8\">cream of tartar</ingredient> to\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>L<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>Lord</expan></choice> T<sup>s</sup> <ingredient n=\"109\">sacred Tincture</ingredient>. 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Take from \r\n            <lb />a Well or Spring, not from the River 3 <choice><abbr>lbs</abbr><expan>pints</expan></choice> of cold water\r\n            <lb />add to this just before using it 1 <choice><abbr>lb</abbr><expan>pint</expan></choice> of boiling water &amp; with\r\n            <lb />this wash your body all over, throwing it by small basons\r\n            <lb />fulls first upon her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart> &amp; <unclear>worrying</unclear> it from\r\n            <lb />thence with a Spunge or towel over the rest of the body. -\r\n            <lb />while you sit in a tub to receive the <unclear>slop</unclear>. ---\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n            <lb />This operation for the first &amp; second. but for the third day\r\n            <lb />keep back half a Muchkin of the hot water, &amp; so on every\r\n            <lb />other day, till you come in the course of a fortnight - to take\r\n            <lb />the water cold - or if you please to proceed by measure, as above\r\n            <lb />directed I will answer for <del><illegible l=\"2\" /></del> being safe &amp; usefull - Wash\r\n            <lb />gradually, &amp; quickly after be <treatment n=\"39\">rubbed dry, smart rubbing</treatment> with \r\n            <lb />coarse Towels will do no harm -- During the above course\r\n            <lb />avoid cold, &amp; the most effectual means for this is, by having\r\n            <lb />flannel or worsted near your skin. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 4. 1777 ----</dateline>\r\n            <signed> W. 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The meaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sures pursued since she came into your hands very proper particularly\r\n            <lb />the <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> &amp; Vegetable diet. 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Before entering on this Medicine if you think she\r\n            <lb />can bear the loss of from four to eight ounces of blood proper to <treatment n=\"1\">take</treatment>\r\n            <lb />it away. Still more necessary to take care that the medicine does\r\n            <lb />not induce <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> &amp; the means for that I leave to your discretion.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The Application of the <ingredient n=\"170\">Burgundy pitch</ingredient> was proper, but it cannot do much,\r\n            <lb />but if in Spite of the measures proposed the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> should continue, a <treatment n=\"4\">blisÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tering plaister</treatment> to the <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> will be absolutely necessary. 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Sleeps much\r\n           <lb />better in the night - The Exercise in the Carriage\r\n           <lb />is continued daily &amp; we use no <choice><abbr>Med<sup>ne.</sup></abbr><expan>Medicine</expan></choice> whatever\r\n           \r\n       </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n         \r\n            <lb />The Post is going I am most RespectÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fully\r\n            \r\n        </p>   \r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Your much obliged\r\n                <lb />&amp; <choice><abbr>obd<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Arch<sup>d</sup> Murray\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Murray Kirkcaldy\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>conc.</abbr><expan>concerning</expan></choice> Miss Aytouns\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1777\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1456, 2, '2013-07-24 18:38:00', 58),
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Please observe that this tempered water cannot be conveniently used in\r\n            <lb />the way of immersion, but is most properly employed in the Shower-bath <del>of</del> which\r\n            <lb />we now so commonly here, and which I dare say you are acquainted with. If howÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ever you have no such apparatus ready you must employ what they call a washÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing by sitting your patient in a tub proper to receive the slop, and pouring\r\n            <lb />the water upon his <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"10\">shoulders</bodypart>, by a spung or napkin carrying it over\r\n            <lb />the rest of his body. The proper time for these operations is always in the morning\r\n            <lb />before breakfast, but will always answer best if he has had no accident during\r\n            <lb />the night. If you could manage this business cleaverly and be always exact\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />in your weigt and Measures, so as to be certain of your temperature:\r\n            <lb />I expect you will find great benefit by it; and if it does not entirely\r\n            <lb />cure the disease it will certainly obviate the <symptom n=\"55\">languor</symptom> <symptom n=\"6\">depression of\r\n                <lb />Spirits</symptom>, <symptom n=\"56\">Anxiety and fears</symptom> which such patients are always liable to. Its\r\n            <lb />effect however will be assisted by frequent exercise in fresh air.\r\n            <lb />Moderate walking is allowable; but on account of the fatigue they are\r\n            <lb />so readily affected with. it cannot be of much Service and the usefull exÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ercise must be taken on horseback. I have often found benefit in\r\n            <lb />such Cases from <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeates</ingredient>. The best preparation is the <ingredient n=\"12\">Rubigo ChalyÂ¬\r\n                <lb />bis</ingredient> with a little <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"50\">Sugar</ingredient>. I dont give less than five grains\r\n            <lb />of the <ingredient n=\"12\">Rubigo</ingredient> for a Dose twice a day: And I often increase the dose\r\n            <lb />to ten or twenty grains. The Doses may be washed down with a light\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">infusion of the bark</ingredient>; but the large and long continued use of the <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />I believe is often hurtfull. I have sometimes found that a dose of <ingredient n=\"23\">CamÂ¬\r\n            <lb />phire</ingredient> from five to ten grains would prevent accidents in the night &amp;\r\n            <lb />you may try it; but it cannot be frequently repeated without loosing its\r\n            <lb />effect, and it must be employed at Intervals to prevent recurrances if\r\n            <lb />you can judge when they are to be expected. It is Common in such Cases\r\n            <lb />to employ a nourishing, or what is supposed a strengthening Diet; but it is\r\n            <lb />a mistake, and I would have your Patient by all means to avoid a full\r\n            <lb />Diet or strong meats. He may take some animal food at dinner, but it\r\n            <lb />should be the lightest and the least, and he should never take meat at supper;\r\n            <lb />a few Glasses of Wine are allowable; but they ought always to be a few only -\r\n            <lb />These are the best advices I can offer to your Patient; and I am perfectly\r\n            <lb />satisfied with the fee you intend for me. When you think I can be\r\n            <lb />of any further use you may write me freely without thinking another\r\n            <lb />fee necessary.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />By your coming to Whitehaven I hope you have made a\r\n            <lb />Change for the better with respect to business, and if you have made it\r\n            <lb />with respect to health it is a great deal. I dont remember if I formerly\r\n            <lb />advised you to keep your <treatment n=\"48\"><bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> shaven</treatment> and every night to employ a\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"18\">flesh brush</treatment> upon it and at other times to keep your <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> very warm; \r\n            <lb />but by this management I have lately found<note>The word \"relief\" seems to have been overlooked by the copyist at this point.</note> fromObstinate <symptom n=\"1\">headachs</symptom>.\r\n            <lb />I have no objections to your trying <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment>; but it must be with \r\n            <lb />some Caution, for I suspect that strong <treatment n=\"3\">shocks</treatment> near the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> may be \r\n            <lb />very dangerous, and I think at least you should begin by only taking\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"3\">sparks</treatment> and proceed gradually in taking <treatment n=\"3\">shocks</treatment> of a very moderate kind.\r\n            <lb />If you make the trial I shall be obliged to you for a report of its effects.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am &amp;<sup>.c</sup>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>W C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 13 <choice><abbr>Septr</abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1777.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4134, 3, '2013-12-14 21:16:00', 65),
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As I am not bold of there having been\r\n            <lb />any external affection of the <bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart>. I cannot think that external\r\n            <lb />applications can be of any signification. but I am ready to suspect\r\n            <lb />my information on this Subject has not been complete\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>Sept<sup>r</sup> 17--</dateline> <signed>W C</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4140, 3, '2013-12-10 15:10:08', 47),
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The <symptom n=\"28\">sweatings</symptom> mentioned in\r\n            <lb />my last now come in the morning <add place=\"above\">&amp;</add> are very\r\n            <lb />profuse <del>&amp; she says</del> at the time of this approach\r\n            <lb />&amp; during their continuance she feels <symptom n=\"20\">cold</symptom>.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Her <bodypart n=\"2\">Mouth, Tongue</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"9\">Throat</bodypart> are slightly <symptom n=\"80\">blister\r\n            <lb />ed</symptom> - The <symptom n=\"75\">hoarseness</symptom> recurred last night &amp; continuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ed about an hour during which time her voice\r\n            <lb />could not <add place=\"above\">be</add> heard distinctly -- She <symptom n=\"4\">Coughed</symptom> a little\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />this morning -- <symptom n=\"12\">DyspnÅ“a</symptom> &amp; pain at <bodypart n=\"27\">Breast</bodypart> very\r\n            <lb />inconsiderable.\r\n       \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\"><choice><abbr>P.</abbr><expan>Pulse</expan></choice></symptom> about 80 <bodypart n=\"49\">skin<symptom n=\"20\">cool</symptom></bodypart> - Thirst gone\r\n            <lb />Appetite tollerable - she sleeps <del>toll</del> a little in\r\n            <lb />the night.\r\n       \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I have again had recourse to the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"331\">Anodyne Mixture</ingredient> &amp; have desired Miss Aytoun\r\n            <lb />to use a flannel Shift - The Exercise in\r\n            <lb />the Carriage is continued daily I have\r\n            <lb />the honour to subscribe myself\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Your much obliged &amp;\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Obd<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><u>Arch<sup>d.</sup> Murray</u>\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n       \r\n  \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n                <lb />Physician\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n        \r\n<handShift />\r\n\r\n<annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Murray Kirkcaldy\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>conc.</abbr><expan>concerning</expan></choice> Miss Aytoun\r\n            <lb /><u><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1777</u>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n\r\n</annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1457, 3, '2013-12-15 14:47:54', 37);
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(1434, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1458\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1458] From: Mr John Fleming / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Mr John Fleming (Patient) / 22 October 1777 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Luca Guariento</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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I have by the direction of M<sup>r</sup> Mollison\r\n            <lb />Surgeon in Port Glasgow been taking at this time several things for\r\n            <lb />removing this <symptom n=\"35\">Spitting of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart></symptom> but the same not being removd\r\n            <lb />thereby &amp; being greatly alarmd with with its continuance which I am\r\n            <lb />apprehensive may prove fatal wou\'d earnestly entreat you woud\r\n            <lb />be so good as to favour me with your first conveniency with\r\n            <lb />your best advice with regard to it A favour that shall be grateÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fully acknowledgd by me I am respectfully\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most humble\r\n                <lb />&amp; most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />John Fleming\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Kilmalcolm 22<sup>d</sup> <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />1777\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n               \r\n                <lb />To\r\n                <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n                <lb />Physician at\r\n                <lb />Edinburgh\r\n                \r\n            </p>  \r\n        <handShift />\r\n            <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Fleming Kilmacolm\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> <u>1777</u>\r\n                \r\n            </p>    \r\n            \r\n             </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1458, 3, '2013-08-15 20:33:26', 76),
(1435, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1459\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1459] From: Mr William Home / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Mr Heriot (of Ladykirk) (Patient) / 24 October 1777 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Luca Guariento</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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The Pains\r\n            <lb />continued for a fortnight, when <condition n=\"10\">a fever</condition>\r\n            <lb />not very acute came on. He took the <ingredient n=\"62\">saline\r\n            <lb />Julep</ingredient> in considerable quantities, which\r\n            <lb />carried the <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> entirely off and very much\r\n            <lb />abated the Pains. <symptom n=\"23\">Weakness</symptom>, <symptom n=\"8\">want of AppeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tite</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"17\">Sleep</symptom> were now Symptoms very\r\n            <lb />troublesome, these continued some weeks\r\n            <lb />with little Alteration. About a Month ago\r\n            <lb />he began to take a little red Wine &amp; Water,\r\n            <lb />which has been continued ever since, inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />creasing its quantity; which now amounts\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />to two Bottles in three days. He also took a dose\r\n            <lb />or two of <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient>, but as it increas\'d the\r\n            <lb />Pains, it was given over. He is now rather\r\n            <lb />stronger, tho his <symptom n=\"8\">Appetite continues bad</symptom>, &amp;\r\n            <lb />instead of resting badly at night, he now\r\n            <lb />sleeps rather much, nay, often in the day\r\n            <lb />shews <symptom n=\"17\">a too lethargic Disposition</symptom>, and is\r\n            <lb />never perfectly refreshed with it. He <symptom n=\"27\">makes\r\n            <lb />Water very frequently</symptom>, which is of the naÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tural Color, but does not deposite much\r\n            <lb />Sediment. He takes at present his Wine\r\n            <lb />as I said before, and once in the day a\r\n            <lb />large spoonful of <ingredient n=\"60\">white Mustard</ingredient>, and\r\n            <lb />as the wine makes him <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> a <ingredient n=\"237\">soap pil</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />or two in the day. Your advice how to maÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nage him in regard to the <symptom n=\"17\">Lethargic habit</symptom>,\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"27\">frequent making of water</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"23\">general weakÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ness</symptom>, by the first Post, would very much\r\n            <lb />satisfy his Family and oblige\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>obd<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />W<sup>m</sup> Home\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />P.S. you\'ll please accept a couple of Guineas\r\n                <lb />and direct to\r\n                <lb />W<sup>m</sup> Home at M<sup>r.</sup> Heriots\r\n                <lb />Ladykirk Berwick\r\n                <lb /><u>upon Tweed.</u>\r\n                \r\n            </p>    \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />He has had a very\r\n                <lb />good Contitution &amp;\r\n                <lb />enjoy\'d <u>excellent</u> Health\r\n                \r\n            </p>    \r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n      \r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n                <lb />Edinburgh\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n  <handShift /><annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Home <choice><abbr>conc.</abbr><expan>concerning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Heriot Ladykirk\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1777\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n</annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1459, 2, '2013-07-25 17:02:06', 55),
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It is my opinion that he\r\n            <lb />should not take much pains to stop his <condition n=\"18\">ague</condition>, as it is not danÂ¬\r\n            <lb />gerous &amp; will probably cease of itself in this Country. ---\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />In the mean time I\'ve ordered a medicine on <add place=\"above\">a</add> paper apart\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I hope will keep his <condition n=\"18\">ague</condition> moderate &amp; easy. This\r\n            <lb />medicine may be taken at any time, when the <condition n=\"18\">ague</condition>\r\n            <lb />threatens to be troublesome, &amp; it may be taken during <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />time of intermissions for a fortnight at one time. It will\r\n            <lb />be particularly proper for him to take it for a fortnight\r\n            <lb />at <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> end of <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice>. I think it is of more consequence for\r\n            <lb />Capt<sup>n</sup> Stewart to guard against <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> returns of the <symptom n=\"35\"><choice><abbr>throw<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>throwing</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />up of blood</symptom>, &amp; this is to be done chiefly by his manner of\r\n            <lb />living. Were it not for his being liable to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <condition n=\"18\">ague</condition> I <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />advise him to abstain entirely <choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice> animal food, but\r\n            <lb />as on <choice><abbr>acc<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>account</expan></choice> of his <condition n=\"18\">ague</condition>that <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> not be very safe, I am only\r\n            <lb />advise him to take it sparingly, taking it only at\r\n            <lb />dinner &amp; taking only of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> lighter kinds. - I would say\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same of his drink. All kinds of strong drink are\r\n            <lb />in danger of irritating his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, but he has proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />bably been in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> habit of taking a little wine every\r\n            <lb />day &amp; in respect of his <condition n=\"18\">ague</condition> it <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> be dangerous to lay <u>it aside</u>\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />This therefore must not be done. &amp; I advise him to take\r\n            <lb />two or three glasses of claret or of Port diluted <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> water\r\n            <lb />but he must on no account go any farther.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />In exercise he must be very cautious. -- Walking\r\n            <lb />except in the gentlest manner is very bad for him.\r\n            <lb />Hard riding <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> still be much worse. &amp; therefore if\r\n            <lb />he has occasion to travel, it must be in a Carriage,\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> easiest &amp; smoothest he can get. ----\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />When <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <condition n=\"18\">ague</condition> is not upon him, he ought to be freÂ¬\r\n            <lb />quently in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> fresh air providing he can guard\r\n            <lb />sufficiently against cold &amp; wet. He should always be\r\n            <lb />warmly cloathed, &amp; a flannel shirt next his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> is\r\n            <lb />absolutely necessary for him. When <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Captain</expan></choice> Stewart is\r\n            <lb />within doors he should guard against being very\r\n            <lb />warm - chambers either heated by fire or by much\r\n            <lb />company. ---- Besides these articles of management\r\n            <lb />I have few medicines to recommend to him. He\r\n            <lb />should continue <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"261\">Elixir of Vitriol</ingredient>, &amp; I have but\r\n            <lb />one other medicine to propose, and I have prescribed\r\n            <lb />it on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> paper apart. It is a powder of which he is to\r\n            <lb />take a dose every day an hour before dinner. ---\r\n            <lb />This medicine I consider as suited both to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <condition n=\"18\">ague</condition> and\r\n            <lb />the state of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, and it may be continued for\r\n            <lb />three or four weeks. ----\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 10<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><u>1777</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n        \r\n        <signed>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />William Cullen\r\n            \r\n        </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <head>For Capt<sup>n.</sup> Stewart</head>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">pulv. cort. Peruvian.</ingredient> â„¥ss\r\n                    <lb />Aq. font. q. s. ut f. massa Semiliquida. Hanc in mortario vitreo\r\n                    <lb />vel lapideo terito diligenter per horam dein adde aq. font. @ â„”ij. Repone in\r\n                    <lb />lagena et macera subinde agitans per horas duodecim, dein adde <ingredient n=\"315\">Spir. vitriol.\r\n                    <lb />ten.</ingredient> Ê’ij <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tinct. cort. Peruvian.</ingredient> â„¥ij denique per chartam cola.---\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <action n=\"51\">Febrifuge Infusion</action> a small cupfull to be taken twice a day an hour\r\n                    <lb />before dinner and Supper except when Somewhat of an <condition n=\"18\">ague <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom></condition> is present.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark powder</ingredient> \r\n                    and add spring water in a sufficient quantity in order to create a semiliquid mass. Into a mortar of glass or stone, \r\n                    you will diligently crush this for an hour. Then add up to one pound of spring water. Place it into \r\n                    a flagon and macerate, shaking it often, for twelve hours. Then add two drachms of <ingredient n=\"315\">Spritus vitrioli tenuis</ingredient> \r\n                    and two ounces of <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Peruvian Bark Tincture</ingredient>; strain using a paper. \r\n                    Label: <action n=\"51\">Febrifuge Infusion</action>, a small cupfull to be taken twice a day an hour \r\n                    before dinner and supper, except when somewhat of an <condition n=\"18\">ague <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom></condition> is present.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"61\">folior. uvÃ¦ ursi pulv.</ingredient> Ê’ss\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"332\">rad. rub. tinctor. pulv.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"254\">Tartar. vitreolat.</ingredient> @ gr. v\r\n                    <lb />â„³. f. pulvis et fiant h.m. dos â„–xij Sig. <action n=\"60\">Stomachic Powders</action> one\r\n                    <lb />to be taken in a little water an hour before dinner every day for a month.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"61\">powder of Bearberry leaves</ingredient>, \r\n                    five grains of <ingredient n=\"332\">Common madder\'s powder</ingredient> and five grains of \r\n                    <ingredient n=\"254\">vitriolated Tartar</ingredient>. \r\n                    Mix until a powder to divide into twelve doses. Label: <action n=\"60\">Stomachic Powders</action>. One \r\n                    to be taken in a little water an hour before dinner every day for a month.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4168, 11, '2015-04-10 11:38:37', 127),
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I dont\r\n            <lb />know how you may like my solution of your case, but the\r\n            <lb />more I consider it the more confident I am in my opinion, but I\r\n            <lb />shall be glad to hear from you on the subject. However you may\r\n            <lb />think of my theory I doubt if your patient can be pleased with\r\n            <lb />my practice, when I refer him to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> general cure of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition>,\r\n            <lb /><del>which I think is practica.</del> -- He will think that this proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mises little but you may tell him that this is only because\r\n            <lb />he will not admit of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> cure of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition>, <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I think is more\r\n            <lb />practicable than most people imagine. - I must not howÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ever insist on this, but must say what I can about guarding\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"56\">neck of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> bladder</bodypart> from attacks, suposing the <condition n=\"3\">gouty diathesis</condition>\r\n            <lb />to remain. For this purpose the first thing to be attended to,\r\n            <lb />is the avoiding every thing that might <symptom n=\"78\">irritate the <bodypart n=\"56\">neck of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />bladder</bodypart></symptom>, &amp; therefore keeping the urine as mild as possible, by\r\n            <lb />plentifull dilution, but chiefly by water for every addition\r\n            <lb />to it is either useless or hurtfull. All fermented liquors, are\r\n            <lb />of the last kind, &amp; especially <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> weaker &amp; more acessent<note>Probably the copyist\'s spelling of \'acescent\' (\"tending to turn to sour\"), a term Cullen often employs when discussing diet</note> kinds.\r\n            <lb />In like manner all acids &amp; <unclear>acrids</unclear>, whether in food or\r\n            <lb />drink are to be avoided. <action n=\"12\">Diureticks</action> of all kinds &amp;\r\n            <lb />therefore <add place=\"above\">many of</add> the remedies employed for <symptom n=\"16\">gleets</symptom> are pernicious.\r\n            <lb />Diseased parts aquire a sensibility which people in health\r\n            <lb />have no notion of. Tho not necessary in this case, I must\r\n            <lb />observe to you, that nothing hurts this desease more\r\n            <lb />than <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>, &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> pains &amp; <symptom n=\"16\">gleet</symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> your patient feels in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />morning, &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> relief procured by his stool are fine illusÂ¬\r\n            <lb />trations of my general doctrine, for his pains are\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"57\">spasmodic</symptom> efforts of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"56\">bladder</bodypart>, Among <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"78\">irritations</symptom> <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />may be aplied to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"56\">neck of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> bladder</bodypart> I reckon <treatment n=\"7\">bougies</treatment>,\r\n            <lb />for, tho <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> disease is sometimes attended <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"12\">strictures</symptom> &amp;\r\n            <lb />relieved by <treatment n=\"7\">bougies</treatment>, I have found <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> frequent application\r\n            <lb />hurtfull. Topical cold bathing has been usefull, but\r\n            <lb />rarely <unclear>is</unclear> universal bathing I hold to be very ambiguous\r\n            <lb />in <condition n=\"3\">gouty constitutions.</condition> -- <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"5\">Buxton</ingredient> is certainly one of the\r\n            <lb />safest. Besides the recommending to avoid <symptom n=\"78\">irritation</symptom> you\r\n            <lb />&amp; your Patient, will expect a medicine to take off the <symptom n=\"57\">spasmodic\r\n            <lb />disposition</symptom>, &amp; I have one to propose which you do not expect.\r\n            <lb />That is the <ingredient n=\"61\">Uva ursi</ingredient>. In many <condition n=\"17\">calculous</condition>, &amp; what is more\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"20\">venereal</condition> &amp; <condition n=\"66\">arthritic</condition> cases I have found it of great benefit.\r\n            <lb />It is to be given in powder three times a day, begining with\r\n            <lb />half a dram &amp; increasing to one dram for a dose. It is safer\r\n            <lb />than <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient>, or any other <ingredient n=\"113\">bitter</ingredient> in <condition n=\"66\">arthritic</condition> cases, but still\r\n            <lb />I do not continue it longer than three weeks at one time and\r\n            <lb />indeed if it does not show effects in that time I do not expect\r\n            <lb />afterwards. The <symptom n=\"43\">apthÃ¦</symptom> you mention I am quite unaquainÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ted with and therefore can offer you no advice. -- I am with\r\n            <lb />great regard and affection D<sup>r</sup> Dobson\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice> --\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />W<sup>m</sup> Cullen\r\n            \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 10<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Octo<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><u>1777</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4169, 3, '2013-12-09 14:51:07', 90);
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With respect to the management of the\r\n            <lb />wounds I come too late to be of any Service &amp; Im afraid you was also too late but I suppose you did all\r\n            <lb />you thought could be done towards destroying the parts affected. With respect to a prophylatic, in Spite of\r\n            <lb />many pretended to &amp; seemingly supported by testimonies I still remain a Sceptic but I never hinder\r\n            <lb />people from eating the Dogs liver or from using any other preservative in they have any\r\n            <lb />confidence &amp; therefore I have approved of sending you the one that is at present most in vogue &amp;\r\n            <lb />if it can be got here you will get with the directions which commonly accompany it. --\r\n            <lb />Tho many falacious &amp; impotent remedies have been proposed upon the coming of the <condition n=\"22\">hydrophoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />bia</condition> &amp; many persons have been of opinion that the case is then incurable I have not yet\r\n            <lb />come into this but believe that the <condition n=\"22\">hydrophobia</condition> is in many cases curable &amp; has been\r\n            <lb />cured, &amp; I think it is shocking in any case to desert the attempt. 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After the effects of it in <condition n=\"53\">Tetanus</condition> &amp;\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"133\">Locked Jaw</condition> have now been pretty well ascertained I am disposed to believe in the Effects imputed\r\n            <lb />to it in <condition n=\"22\">hydrophobia</condition>. The <ingredient n=\"2\">mercury</ingredient> has been employed in different Shapes as you will see from\r\n            <lb /><unclear>vas Swidon</unclear> but I believe an unction pushed very fast is as good a way as any. I am &amp;<sup>c.</sup>\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 30 <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1777} --- </dateline> <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n                \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4154, 3, '2013-12-08 00:11:20', 132),
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But now somewhat\r\n        <lb />Better both by Stooll and urine, alltho\' allways after Eating there follows\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"6\">a dullness</symptom> and <symptom n=\"9\">Heaviness</symptom> yett a smaller dose of <action n=\"21\">the Laxative pills</action> has\r\n        <lb />their proper Effect</p>\r\n    <p><lb />You will please observe likewise <symptom n=\"28\">he has a constant propensity to sweating</symptom> â€“â€“\r\n       <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">his pulse but feeble, small and somewhat frequent</symptom>, which makes me think\r\n        <lb />raither a little more wine might be allowed if you thought proper, But I\r\n        <lb />cannot doubt that <symptom n=\"28\">sweating</symptom> to be the Effect of <action n=\"11\">the Diaphoretic Julep</action>\r\n       <lb />please turn\r\n      <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />which I found formerly when brought on by <ingredient n=\"101\">a Guaijac Bolus</ingredient> did \r\n        <lb />him no service â€“â€“â€“â€“ <treatment n=\"5\">The seton in <bodypart n=\"28\">his Back</bodypart></treatment> <symptom n=\"46\">seems to discharge ExÂ¬\r\n       <lb />ceeding well</symptom> in which he has not the smallest pain, and <symptom n=\"23\">the feebleness\r\n           <lb />in <bodypart n=\"51\">his right</bodypart></symptom> as well as <symptom n=\"66\">the Insencibility of <bodypart n=\"51\">the left limb</bodypart></symptom> continue much\r\n        <lb />the same, He takes constant Excercise Either in a Chease or horseback\r\n        <lb />Eates with realish Enough and sleeps pretty well. Shall I hope\r\n        <lb />your Goodness will forgive these Imperfect hints and if in any\r\n        <lb />ways I can be serviceable your commands will be obyd By</p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n      <salute>Doctor\r\n      <lb />your most obedient\r\n          <lb />and very humble <choice><abbr>sevt</abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice></salute>   \r\n        <signed>David Goodsir</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Leven 21<sup>st</sup> <choice><abbr>Sep<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> <u>1777</u></dateline>\r\n        </closer></div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p><lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen Physician\r\n            <lb />in\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot><lb />M<sup>r</sup> Goodsir\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>conc<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>concerning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Henderson\r\n            <lb />21 <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><u>1777</u>           \r\n        </annot>\r\n</div></body>', 1441, 2, '2013-10-14 13:50:18', 100),
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--\r\n            <lb />In the different quantities of Drink here mentioned\r\n            <lb />is included every kind of liquid food; such as Milk.\r\n            <lb />Pottage &amp; Milk, Chocolate, Broth, Sago, Wine and <unclear>cool</unclear>\r\n            <lb />Jellies which, I imagine, must not be allowed. -- \r\n                        \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />With respect to the sweetness of his Urine, I can now\r\n            <lb />inform you that is is perfectly sweet, so much so\r\n            <lb />as to resemble exactly in taste a weak solution of\r\n            <lb />sugar in water, from which I apprehend you will\r\n            <lb />refer this case to that species if <condition n=\"6\">Diabetes</condition> which proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ceeds from a deficit in the HÃ¦matopoetic<note>This rare term has only been traced to Gerhard Freiherr Van Sweiten, <i>The Aphorisms of Dr. Hermann Boerhaave</i> (London: 1754), in the context of a discussion of how to treat  greensickness (aneamia in adolescent girls); \'But as soon as by the use of filings of steel the haematopoetic faculty is restored, and the agreeable colour begins to return to the cheek, the strength presently increasesâ€¦\' (p.82) [not in <i>OED</i>, 8/12/2013].</note> organs. -\r\n            <lb />Another symptom I have lately discovered in Sir\r\n            <lb />William is a slight <symptom n=\"63\">Å“dema</symptom> of his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />and <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>. -- Does this contraindicate the\r\n            <lb />free use of the warm Bath? - I left him\r\n            <lb />yesterday morning with a <symptom n=\"28\">gentle moisture</symptom>\r\n            <lb />on his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>, which is the first time that the Bath\r\n            <lb />has produc\'d that effect, and I desir\'d him to <unclear>encorÂ¬\r\n                <lb />rage</unclear> it by lying in bed, well cover\'d, till 12 oClock.\r\n            <lb />Tho\' his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> did not refuse the Bark in the quantity\r\n            <lb />of half an ounce, I have reduced it to <choice><abbr>Ê’iij</abbr><expan>three drachms</expan></choice> in the day,\r\n            <lb />I shall lessen the dose still further if you think proper,\r\n            <lb />and whatever other alteration you proper shall be duly\r\n            <lb />attended to by,\r\n\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <choice><abbr>D<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir/ Your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>Dr. Riddell.</signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>Berwick 12<sup>th:</sup> <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1777. </dateline>\r\n            \r\n           \r\n        </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Riddell <choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Sir W<sup>m</sup> Carr --\r\n            <lb />12. <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> <u>1777</u>\r\n            <lb />V. 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Murray\r\n      <lb /><choice><abbr>conc<sup>.g</sup></abbr><expan>concerning</expan></choice> Miss Aytoun\r\n      <lb /><u>24 <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1777</u>\r\n</annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1443, 9, '2013-03-04 15:41:25', 90);
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E.</orig><reg>Escharotic Powder</reg></choice></ingredient> â€“\r\n        <lb />the <choice><orig>Balsam: Copaiv:</orig><reg>Balsam of Copaiva</reg></choice> evaporated by a gentle\r\n        <lb />heat to the consistence of a thick extract, &amp; made\r\n       <lb />into Pills with <ingredient n=\"9\">a little Rhubarb</ingredient>; â€“ the <ingredient n=\"336\">Canada\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n       <lb />Balsam</ingredient>; â€“ the <ingredient n=\"32\"><choice><orig>Aqu calcis magis compos.</orig><reg>More Compounded Lime Water</reg></choice></ingredient> â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />â€“ Has been at <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"5\">Buxton &amp; both bath\'d &amp; drank\r\n        <lb />the waters</ingredient>; this He has done several times,\r\n        <lb />&amp; generally thought the complaints someÂ¬\r\n        <lb />what better. â€“ <treatment n=\"7\">Has used Bougies</treatment> &amp; <treatment n=\"8\">a varieÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ty of Injections</treatment>. â€“ But none of these means have\r\n        <lb />afforded more than a temporary relief. â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />A topical cold: bath has been used; &amp;\r\n        <lb />sea: bathing recommended; but the latter\r\n        <lb />has been rarely used, as He is fearful on\r\n        <lb />account of <condition n=\"3\">the Gout</condition>.</p>\r\n<p><lb />We shall be very happy to have your assistÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ance in this obstinate complaint, &amp; shall\r\n        <lb />give a fair trial to any method of cure\r\n        <lb />you propose. â€“</p>\r\n        <closer><salute><lb />I remain\r\n        <lb />Dear Sir\r\n        <lb />With Gratitude &amp; Esteem\r\n        <lb />Your faithful\r\n        <lb />&amp; obliged servant</salute>\r\n        <signed><u>M: Dobson</u></signed></closer>\r\n <pb n=\"4\" /> \r\n    <postscript>\r\n<p><lb />I shou\'d have been glad cou\'d the acknowÂ¬\r\n<lb />ledgement have been made in cash; you\r\n<lb />will have no trouble I hope in negociating \r\n<lb />the enclosed. â€“â€“</p>\r\n<p><lb />I have met with some cases of a kind\r\n    <lb />of <symptom n=\"43\"><u>chronic apthÃ¦</u></symptom> affecting <bodypart n=\"2\">the tongue</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />&amp; <bodypart n=\"4\">Lips</bodypart>. â€“ Three or four come at a time,\r\n    <lb />are small &amp; painful, &amp; <bodypart n=\"2\">the tongue</bodypart> is\r\n    <lb />during their continuance <symptom n=\"63\">often swelled</symptom>; â€“\r\n<lb />they continue 10, 15, or 20 Days, then disÂ¬\r\n<lb />appear; &amp; in the course of 10, or 12 days,\r\n<lb />return again. â€“ If you have met with any\r\n<lb />cases of this kind; I shall be obliged to\r\n<lb />you, to inform me what means you have\r\n<lb />found the most effectual for their Cure.\r\n</p></postscript>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n    <handShift />\r\n <annot><lb />D<sup>r</sup> Dobson Liverpool\r\n     <lb /><choice><abbr>conc<sup>.g</sup></abbr><expan>concerning</expan></choice> Vol. 8 p. 19 .8\r\n     <lb />25 <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1777</annot>\r\n</div></body>', 1444, 2, '2013-10-14 14:05:17', 79),
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It is one that puzzles us because it <unclear>takes</unclear>\r\n        <lb />on the form of no particular disease; but it is not less intelligible as an affection\r\n        <lb />of the whole system giving a great variety of symptoms &amp; in your case\r\n        <lb />they all unite in expressing <condition n=\"21\">a relaxed <bodypart n=\"47\">nervous system</bodypart></condition>. I believe yours \r\n        <lb />has been originally such &amp; <del>more</del> increased since you came of age by\r\n        <lb />circumstances in your manner of living. So far as <symptom n=\"23\"><bodypart n=\"47\">your System</bodypart> ha<del>d</del>s\r\n        <lb />been originally weak</symptom> &amp; your <choice><abbr>compl<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>complaints</expan></choice> have in length of time become\r\n        <lb />somewhat habitual, they will be of difficult cure &amp; it is perhaps imposÂ¬\r\n        <lb />sible to restore you to the Vigour of other persons, but by proper attenÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tion it is possible to render your <choice><abbr>compl<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>complaints</expan></choice> lighter &amp; tolerable. The\r\n        <lb /><supplied>m</supplied>eans of doing this is by <action n=\"29\">Tonic remedies</action> &amp; <symptom n=\"54\"><choice><abbr>avoid<sup>g</sup> debilitat<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>avoiding debilitating</expan></choice> cauÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ses</symptom>. Cold bathing has not done so much as was to be expected, â€“\r\n        <lb /><supplied>bu</supplied>t still should be continued. Another means of consequence is being\r\n        <lb />much in the fresh air &amp; frequently on horseback. So far as <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> <unclear>arises</unclear>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />continue the use of the solution, but no further as all evacuation\r\n        <lb />do harm. Tho I believe your <choice><abbr>ailm<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>ailments</expan></choice> depend more on <bodypart n=\"1\">your head</bodypart> tha<supplied>n</supplied>\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, yet I dont suspect there is any furthness or <symptom n=\"64\">congestion</symptom> in\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"41\">the Brain</bodypart> &amp; therefore <treatment n=\"1\"><choice><abbr>sh<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> not advise bloodletting</treatment> â€“ but as you have renÂ¬\r\n        <lb />dered such an evacuation habitual for some years past, I cannot adÂ¬\r\n        <lb />vise you now to lay it aside entirely, but advise you to lessen <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />quantity every year till you can leave it off altogether. In the way\r\n        <lb />of medicine <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> might be of service, but it cannot be employed\r\n        <lb />in such quantity &amp; with such continuance as would be of any <choice><abbr>g<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>great</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />service <choice><abbr>with<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>without</expan></choice> being in danger of doing harm, for I am perÂ¬\r\n        <lb />suaded the <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> frequent &amp; long continued use of <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"113\">Bitters</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />will at length destroy the tone of <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> stomach</bodypart>. The <action n=\"29\">Tonic</action> <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />I can most safely recommend is <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"35\"><choice><orig>Limatur Martis PrÃ¦par.</orig><reg>prepared Powdered Steel</reg></choice></ingredient> <supplied>This</supplied>\r\n        <lb />you may take to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> quantity of 10 grains twice a day, &amp; will\r\n        <lb />be more agreeable if rubbed with a little <ingredient n=\"65\">powdered Cinnamon</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />&amp; <ingredient n=\"50\">Sugar</ingredient> &amp; take them for a fortnight together. I would have th<supplied>is</supplied>\r\n        <lb />continued no longer at once; but after an interval of some\r\n        <lb />weeks repeat the course. The Course will answer best with\r\n        <lb />you about the end of Spring &amp; beginning of Summer, as I hope\r\n        <lb />for the present your bad season is nearly over â€“â€“ Your experien<supplied>ce</supplied>\r\n        <lb />has taught you that the emptiness of <bodypart n=\"46\">your stomach</bodypart> is hurtf<supplied>ull</supplied>\r\n        <lb />&amp; I therefore approve of your light suppers rather than none. At\r\n        <lb />Dinner take solid animal food, but with respect to quantity\r\n        <lb />keep <bodypart n=\"46\">your stomach</bodypart> always light. Avoid the Viscid foods as\r\n        <lb />fish &amp; young meats. Beef &amp; Mutton will agree with you\r\n        <lb />better than Lamb or Veal. Tho I think it is right to be reserved\r\n        <lb />in strong drink you will be the better for 2 or three glasses of\r\n        <lb />Port every day at Dinner â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <closer><signed>W C â€“â€“</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Sept</abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 22 â€“</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4142, 2, '2013-10-30 16:11:57', 75),
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Mix. Label: <action n=\"34\">Anodyne Oil</action>.\r\n </reg>\r\n       </choice></recipe>\r\n           <closer><signed>W C</signed>\r\n               <dateline><choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 24<sup><u>th</u></sup></dateline>\r\n               </closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4150, 3, '2013-12-10 13:22:27', 48),
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It is a liquor of <choice><abbr>w<sup>c.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> you will please take 2 table spoonfuls for\r\n        <lb />a Dose. These 2 spoonfuls are to be mixed <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> Â½ a mutchkin of spring water &amp; this\r\n        <lb />is to be taken at two draughts leaving Â½ an hour between them. It will be proper\r\n        <lb />to begin taking this medicine between 7. &amp; 8. in the morning so that it may be finished\r\n        <lb />an hour or at least Â½ an hour before breakfast. If whey does not commonly disaÂ¬\r\n        <lb />gree with your <choice><abbr>Lo<sup>p/s</sup></abbr><expan>Lordship\'s</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> it will be of service to take about Â½ a mutchkin\r\n        <lb />of new drawn Cows milk whey immediately after the last draught of the\r\n        <lb />solution. The Effect of this medicine should be to pass freely by Urine &amp; to\r\n        <lb />keep <bodypart n=\"64\">the Belly</bodypart> regular to one stool every day. If the two spoonfulls proÂ¬\r\n        <lb />posed for a dose have <action n=\"24\">a purgative Effect</action> &amp; give any more than one stool, or even\r\n        <lb />give one loose stool the dose must be diminished to a spoonfull &amp; half or one\r\n        <lb />spoonfull only. But on the other hand if the two spoonfulls do not keep <bodypart n=\"64\">the Belly</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />regular the dose may be increased <del>or</del> to 3 spoonfuls or to any quantity that\r\n        <lb />is not found <action n=\"24\">to purge</action>. This medicine requires no confinement nor change\r\n        <lb />of Diet &amp; all I require is great temperance in drinking &amp; being moderate in aniÂ¬\r\n        <lb />mal food &amp; at least avoiding the heavier kinds of it. I have made the Taste of\r\n        <lb />this medicine as agreeable as possible &amp; I am perswaded that after the first\r\n        <lb />Day or rather after the first prejudice is over your <choice><abbr>Lo<sup>p/</sup></abbr><expan>Lordship</expan></choice> will not complain\r\n        <lb />of it. It must be continued for two or three weeks. I am &amp;<sup>c.</sup></p>\r\n    <closer><signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 25<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> <u>1777</u></dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4151, 9, '2013-03-04 16:39:51', 60),
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I have no doubt that\r\n        <lb />there is now <condition n=\"16\">a great deal of water gathering in <bodypart n=\"64\">his belly</bodypart></condition> &amp; I think his condition otherways\r\n        <lb />will not admit of <treatment n=\"24\">tapping</treatment> for in such habites it is commonly a fatal remedy. However it\r\n        <lb />may be the only possible one &amp; if D<sup>r</sup> Foster &amp; you shall think otherways &amp; to enter upon it\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>with the</expan></choice> prognostic of its either killing or curing &amp; <choice><abbr>Cap<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Captain</expan></choice> Grays taking it upon this footing\r\n        <lb />I shall have no objection. In the mean time I shall be willing to do anything to obviate your\r\n        <lb />being in this perplexing situation &amp; <action n=\"12\">Diureticks</action> are the most probably means. I know few\r\n        <lb />that <choice><abbr>ans<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>answer</expan></choice> better than <ingredient n=\"204\">the Alkaline Solution</ingredient> I prescribed before but I am informed that in\r\n        <lb />some cases <ingredient n=\"252\">the Cantharides</ingredient> has been found very effectual. You may begin <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> 20 drops of\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"252\" t=\"1\">common tincture</ingredient> given twice a day &amp; you may every day increase it by 5 drops till you find\r\n        <lb />it either <action n=\"12\">effectual as a diaretick</action> or threatening <condition n=\"24\">Strangury</condition>. In the first case you may continue\r\n        <lb />the doses found effectual but in the other you must lay it aside altogether. Besides these\r\n        <lb />remedies there is another worth trying &amp; that is <treatment n=\"39\">the rubbing <bodypart n=\"64\">the belly</bodypart> with oil</treatment>. The proper\r\n        <lb />oil is prescribed below. With <bodypart n=\"16\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> fingers</bodypart> dipped in this oil <treatment n=\"39\"><bodypart n=\"64\">the belly</bodypart> is to be rubbed all over</treatment>\r\n        <lb />every morning. The friction should be very gentle but continued for at least half\r\n        <lb />an hour. if any of these advices can be of service to <choice><abbr>Cap<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Captain</expan></choice> Gray I shall be\r\n        <lb />very happy. I am &amp;<sup>c.</sup></p>\r\n    <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 25 <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1777</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4152, 9, '2013-03-04 16:44:46', 60),
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I consider the principall cirÂ¬\r\n        <lb />cumstances of Miss Aytouns complaints to be the pain of <bodypart n=\"26\">the breast</bodypart> &amp; <symptom n=\"12\">dyspneoa</symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> perÂ¬\r\n        <lb />haps <symptom n=\"4\">some cough</symptom> of <choice><abbr>w<sup>c.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> you take little or no notice. For these symptoms the principal\r\n        <lb />remedy is <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> &amp; <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment>. You have practiced the last but are perhaps afraid of the\r\n        <lb />first on account of <symptom n=\"54\">her increasing debility</symptom> You are possibly right but I would\r\n        <lb />regard <symptom n=\"15\">the state of her pulse</symptom> more than <symptom n=\"23\">her complaints of weakness</symptom> &amp; I still\r\n        <lb />leave you to be governed by your own discretion. I am glad you have got into\r\n        <lb />the use of accids &amp; I think you should use them freely if you dont perceive what\r\n        <lb />I dont expect that they increase <symptom n=\"40\">the grypings</symptom>. <symptom n=\"20\">The coldness of <bodypart n=\"24\">the feet</bodypart></symptom> it is of the\r\n        <lb />utmost consequence to remove &amp; obviate by <treatment n=\"63\">warm bricks bottles of warm water</treatment> or\r\n        <lb />warm flannels applied as often &amp; as constantly as may be necessary. ExÂ¬\r\n        <lb />pecting your further accounts. I am &amp;<sup>c.</sup></p>\r\n    <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 25<sup><u>th</u></sup> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> <u>1777</u></dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4153, 9, '2013-03-05 13:32:40', 46);
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See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2013-03-21\">21 March 2013</date> Last updated by Jenny Bann</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2013-03-04\">4 March 2013</date> XML file created by Marianne Gilchrist</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body><div>\r\n    <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n    <head>Walter Riddell Esq<sup>r.</sup> Dumfries. â€“</head>\r\n    <opener><dateline><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 11<sup>th</sup></dateline>\r\n    <salute>Sir</salute></opener>\r\n    <p><lb />I shall be very anxious to be of service to your son and\r\n        <lb />therefore have considered every part of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> information concerning\r\n        <lb />him with great attention. The case is difficult but I must form\r\n        <lb />a judgement of it as well as I can.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />From the state of his <del>urine</del> Urine &amp; <symptom n=\"25\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> yellowness of <bodypart n=\"49\">his\r\n        <lb />skin</bodypart></symptom> <symptom n=\"5\">at the end of his fits</symptom> there is certainly <condition n=\"90\">an obstruction</condition>\r\n        <lb />and <symptom n=\"3\">regurgitation of <bodypart n=\"88\">bile</bodypart></symptom> attends <symptom n=\"5\">those fits</symptom>, and I believe\r\n        <lb />the cause of this to be the cause of all the symptoms.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Let it therefore be examined whether he passes <condition n=\"55\">any biliary\r\n        <lb />stones</condition>. From <symptom n=\"5\">the coming on of his fits</symptom> till four or five\r\n        <lb />days after them, let every thing he passes in stool be diffused\r\n        <lb />very perfectly in water, &amp; passed through a hair sieve, so that\r\n        <lb />if there be <condition n=\"55\">any biliary concretions</condition> they may be retained upon\r\n    <lb />the sieve. This examination cannot be omitted but at <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same time\r\n        <lb />I must own that I do not think <condition n=\"55\">biliary stone</condition> the cause of\r\n    <lb />the disorder, and from the time that <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> disease has lasted (D<sup>r</sup>\r\n        <lb />Gilchrist says from an early age) from his having grown very\r\n    <lb />fast, from <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> pains &amp; <symptom n=\"3\">vomitings</symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> attend <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom>, and <choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>from the</expan></choice> absence\r\n        <lb />of all <symptom n=\"62\">inflamatory symptoms</symptom>, particularly <treatment n=\"64\"><choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>from the</expan></choice> relief he lately\r\n    <lb />had from a belt</treatment>, I am persuaded <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>that the</expan></choice> disease is purely <condition n=\"36\">spasmodic</condition>\r\n    <lb />&amp; I would accordingly propose <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> means of cure to be cold bathing\r\n    <lb />exercise, <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeates</ingredient>, but I will not advise or insist\r\n    <lb />upon any of these till <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> examination proposed above is once\r\n        <lb />made. In <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> mean time if <symptom n=\"5\">a fit</symptom> should come on, let care\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <lb />be taken in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> first place to have <bodypart n=\"64\">his belly</bodypart> sufficiently\r\n        <lb />opened, <treatment n=\"64\">let him at same time have recourse to his belt</treatment>.\r\n        <lb />For <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> rest I would trust to <ingredient n=\"14\">opiates</ingredient> for putting an end to <symptom n=\"5\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> fit</symptom>.\r\n    <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Gilchrist observes that M<sup>r</sup> Riddel bears <ingredient n=\"14\">opiates</ingredient> well\r\n        <lb />but <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>that the</expan></choice> seem to do little service towards shortening <symptom n=\"5\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> fits</symptom>.\r\n        <lb />It may be so &amp; in that case I would not insist upon them, but\r\n    <lb />I suspect <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> they have not been given in such large doses as\r\n    <lb />are commonly necessary. However <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> may be there is another\r\n        <lb />medicine that I would propose, for relieving <symptom n=\"5\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> fits</symptom>, &amp; that\r\n    <lb />is a full dose of <ingredient n=\"67\">a teaspoonfull of good Ã¦ther</ingredient> given\r\n        <lb />properly in a little water &amp; upon occasion this dose may\r\n    <lb />be doubled or repeated as <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> effects shall direct. I have no\r\n    <lb />objection to M<sup>r</sup> Riddels continuing <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"237\">pills of soap</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"9\">rhubarb</ingredient>\r\n    <lb />&amp;c &amp; shall think them very <subst><del>regular</del><add place=\"above\">proper</add></subst> if they keep <bodypart n=\"64\">his belly</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />regular <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup>out</abbr><expan>without</expan></choice> purging. I think his diet is at present very\r\n        <lb />well ordered &amp; particularly his taking milk &amp; water instead\r\n    <lb />of tea broth in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>the morning</expan></choice> &amp; afternoon. I have no more\r\n        <lb />to say of your son but that I see no use for his coÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ming to <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> unless he were to remain here for months\r\n        <lb />which would not be otherwise for his health &amp; I think it is not\r\n        <lb />any ways necessary. I address this letter to you leaving you to\r\n        <lb />communicate it to the Gentlemen concerned but from them I expect\r\n        <lb />to have remarks &amp; a further report. I expect that your son\r\n        <lb />shall in due time be entirely relieved &amp; wish I could give\r\n        <lb />as good hopes of your nephew but think that pains should\r\n        <lb />still be taken for his relief. I find nothing to be added to my\r\n        <lb />last to M<sup>r</sup> Yourston. Have sent a repeat of the medicine\r\n        <lb />last advised to M<sup>r</sup> Ferguson who knows best how it may be transmitted\r\n        <lb />dont chuse to send more at once because of its keeping</p>\r\n    <closer><signed>W C</signed></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4189, 2, '2013-03-21 14:27:32', 101),
(1453, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c4176\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:4176] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Thomas Livingston / Regarding: Mrs Gordon (Craigmil?) (Patient) / 24 October 1777 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Luca Guariento</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2013-09-10\">10 September 2013</date> Last updated by Jenny Bann</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2013-03-04\">4 March 2013</date> XML file created by Luca Guariento</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n        \r\n        <head>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For M<sup>rs.</sup> Gordon\r\n            \r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />After considering every circumstance I must own that M<sup>rs.</sup> Gordons case\r\n            <lb />is somewhat doubtfull. It has the appearance of <condition n=\"16\">Dropsy</condition>, but this I cannot find\r\n            <lb />to be certain &amp; I am clear that the case is not of any immediate Danger nor at\r\n            <lb />present requires any operation. I am very hopefull that the disease by attention\r\n            <lb />&amp; care may be prevented from growing any worse &amp; that M<sup>rs.</sup> Gordon for a long time to\r\n            <lb />come may enjoy a tolerable state of health. The measures proper are in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> 1<sup>st</sup> plan\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"above\">are</add> frequent gentle exercise in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> fresh air, either on horseback or in a carriage suiting the\r\n\r\n<lb />degree of exercise to what she can easily bear. Walking would do no harm to her\r\n            <lb />principal ailment, but for another <choice><abbr>w<sup>c.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> she is affected <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> it is absolutely improper &amp;\r\n            <lb />she <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> walk no more than what is absolutely necessary, &amp; particularly she\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>sh<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> never stand long upon her feet. In taking exercise she must take great care\r\n            <lb />to avoid cold, &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>there</expan></choice>fore in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> course of winter she must go abroad only when <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />weather is mild &amp; tolerably fair. She must take particular care to keep her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> always very warm &amp; dry. It will be a great security <choice><abbr>ag<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>against</expan></choice> cold if she wears\r\n            <lb />constantly a <choice><abbr>flan<sup>l.</sup></abbr><expan>flanel</expan></choice> shirt next her <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>. In diet M<sup>rs.</sup> Gordon must avoid much liÂ¬\r\n            <lb />quid &amp; all flatulent food, &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>there</expan></choice>fore for the most part she must avoid taking broth\r\n            <lb />of any kind. Her dinner <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> be a little solid meat rather roasted than boiled. She\r\n            <lb />may take of Beef mutton veal lamb Rabbit or fowl but should preferr the\r\n            <lb />younger &amp; lighter meats. Some of the lighter kind of white fish boiled, she may\r\n            <lb />take, but it <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> not be frequently. Eggs she may also take on the same conditions\r\n            <lb />Besides those more solid &amp; nourishing foods she may take any made of grain\r\n            <lb />&amp; she <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> every day take something of that kind to save her taking too much solid\r\n            <lb />food. Roots greens &amp; <choice><abbr>oy<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>other</expan></choice> Garden things she must take very sparingly, or not at\r\n            <lb />all. A dry meally potatoe is one of the safest she can try. If she digests milk\r\n            <lb />easily it may be a part of her diet, but not very largely. In drink of any kind\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs.</sup> Gordon must be as moderate as possible. All malt liquors are to be entirely\r\n            <lb />avoided &amp; what <choice><abbr>ord<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>ordinary</expan></choice> drink she requires must be water <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a little white wine in it\r\n            <lb />Or if she perceives that wine is ready &amp; become sour or windy on her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>,\r\n            <lb />she may take water <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a little spirits in it &amp; of the latter Dutch gin is <add place=\"above\">one of</add> the best\r\n            <lb />for her. She <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> not at any time take Tea, &amp; for her breakfast she may take a\r\n            <lb />little Coffee or weak chocolate. <choice><abbr>W<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>With</expan></choice> her Coffee she may take bread &amp; butter as usual.\r\n            <lb />These are <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> particular of M<sup>rs.</sup> G<sup>s.</sup> Regimen <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup><expan>which</expan></abbr></choice> I hope shall contribute to\r\n            <lb />preserve her health &amp; prevent the increase of her disease &amp; in the way of\r\n            <lb />medicine I think there is little to be done. The <treatment n=\"39\">rubbing of the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> with\r\n            <lb />oil</treatment> may sill be continued once a day. The only other medicine I have\r\n            <lb />to advise is prescribed on a paper apart. It is an Infusion of <choice><abbr>w<sup>c.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> 2\r\n            <lb /><del>or 3</del> spoonfulls are to be taken 2 or 3 times a day for a <choice><abbr>4</abbr><expan>fort</expan></choice>night at one\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />time, but after laying it aside for a week or two it may be taken\r\n            <lb />again for a fortnight more &amp; this perhaps to be repeated several\r\n            <lb />times during the course of winter\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />W.C.\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 24<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1777\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4176, 2, '2013-09-10 11:48:17', 46),
(1454, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c4180\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:4180] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr George Hamilton / Regarding: Miss Jeanie McMurdo (Macmurdo) (Patient) / 21 October 1777 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Luca Guariento</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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Miss Macmurdo ---\r\n            \r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <opener>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir.\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n        </opener>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I wrote you on friday &amp; told you why I would not\r\n            <lb />write sooner. I was favoured with another from you &amp; unto you\r\n            <lb />in course. I told you on friday that I suspect the <condition n=\"1\">tendency to\r\n            <lb />Thisis</condition> to be more aparant &amp; that matter are now settled in <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />state is passed all doubt. In that state however you know how\r\n            <lb />little is to be done but we must paliate as well as we can.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The acids I recommended in my last are likely to be of service\r\n            <lb />&amp; you may try her <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> decoction prescribed on \'tother page.\r\n            <lb />A <treatment n=\"11\">perpetual Issue</treatment> may also be of service but <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> only\r\n            <lb />considerable relief is to be obtained by <ingredient n=\"14\">opiates</ingredient> &amp; I am sorry\r\n            <lb />to find that her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> does not seem to agree <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> them\r\n            <lb />but one trial is not enough to determine that. --\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />    \r\n            \r\n            <lb />Begin again with 15 drops without letting her know that she\r\n            <lb />is getting them &amp; you may perhaps find her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> reconcile\r\n            <lb />to the larger doses that may be necessary. If you find it sufficien<add place=\"above\">t</add>\r\n            <lb />to cover the suspicion of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> you may give 40 drops\r\n            <lb />of the <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"12\">Elxir Paregoricum</ingredient>. of the <ingredient n=\"269\">Selzer water</ingredient> I wrote you\r\n            <lb />in my last. If you are of a different opinion or have already proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />posed it I shall still endeavour to send you some.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I am &amp;cc.\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />W C ----\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice>  29<sup>th.</sup>\r\n                <lb /><u>1777</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž. <ingredient n=\"6\">fol. tussilag: sicc: </ingredient> â„¥j -- Aq. font: â„” ij\r\n                    <lb />Coque ad â„”j Sub finem addens <ingredient n=\"213\">sem: anis.</ingredient> Ê’i - ColaturÃ¦\r\n                    <lb />adde <ingredient n=\"49\">Rob Sambuc</ingredient> â„¥j Sig <action n=\"19\">Pectoral decoction</action> half\r\n                    <lb />a pint to be taken three or four times a day.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"6\">dries lieves of coltsfoot</ingredient> add two pounds of spring water. \r\n                    Cook until it becomes one pound, adding at the end one drachm of <ingredient n=\"213\">aniseed</ingredient>. To this liquid \r\n                    add one ounce of <ingredient n=\"49\">Elderberry Rob</ingredient>. Label as <action n=\"19\">Pectoral decoction</action>, half \r\n                    a pint to be taken three or four times a day.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4180, 2, '2013-11-05 14:40:17', 50),
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The theory of it as of every\r\n            <lb />other affection of the intellectual affections is difficult &amp; not to be\r\n            <lb />attempted but we shall go too much at random if we don\'t make\r\n            <lb />some <choice><abbr>judgem<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>judgement</expan></choice> of the proximate cause. In this case the time of life\r\n            <lb />&amp; other circumstances will not admit it our supposing it a case of\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"54\">debility of the <bodypart n=\"47\">nervous system</bodypart></symptom> or that it is any ways akin to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"74\">AmneÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sia senilis</symptom> &amp; that Supposition being excluded we are almost neÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cessarily led to that of a <symptom n=\"64\">congestion in the <bodypart n=\"57\">vessels of the <bodypart n=\"41\">brain</bodypart></bodypart></symptom> &amp; his full\r\n            <lb />habit full living with the intermission of usual exercise, the <bodypart n=\"10\">short\r\n            <lb />neck</bodypart> &amp; large <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; lastly the <symptom n=\"5\">fits of <symptom n=\"96\">stupor</symptom></symptom> with some <symptom n=\"39\">convulsive motions\r\n            <lb />of the <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart></symptom> all unite in leading me to the supposition of a <symptom n=\"64\">congestion</symptom>.\r\n            <lb />Upon this view it may be difficult to understand how the disease\r\n            <lb />without any remain of <condition n=\"31\">paralytic</condition> or <condition n=\"5\">epileptic</condition> Symptoms should conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sist entirely in a <symptom n=\"74\">loss of memory</symptom> &amp; tho\' impressions have their efÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fect for a <choice><abbr>mom<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>moment</expan></choice> that he should not have the retention of any one for\r\n            <lb />a few minutes. This may be difficult &amp; tho I could illusÂ¬\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />trate by some analogies I must allow much difficulty still to remain\r\n            <lb />but if I can make any <choice><abbr>judgem<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>judgement</expan></choice> at all concerning the cause it must\r\n            <lb />be on the footing I have already hinted &amp; if I am to offer advice\r\n            <lb />it must proceed upon that supposition. Upon that ground I think\r\n            <lb />the <treatment n=\"1\">bleedings</treatment> &amp; <treatment n=\"30\">purgings</treatment> that were practised upon occasion of his\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> were very proper &amp; especially when he last <del>he</del> returned to CarÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lisle as he seems then to have had good deal of <symptom n=\"34\">fever</symptom>. But upon\r\n            <lb />the same ground I cannot approve of D<sup>r</sup> Stirlings advising\r\n            <lb />his living full upon the road nor am I clear that any <action n=\"28\">Stimulants</action> are\r\n            <lb />very safe &amp; while his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse is any ways full</symptom> the quite calm I would be\r\n            <lb />very sparing either of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"101\">Guaiac</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"195\">volatile salt</ingredient> &amp; my plan would\r\n            <lb />be to <del>return</del> repeat some <action n=\"18\">evacuations</action> &amp; to employ a cooling course\r\n            <lb />upon any occasion of <symptom n=\"15\">his pulse being more full &amp; frequent</symptom> or of his\r\n            <lb />becoming more talkative with his ideas more confused I would\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">take some <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> from his <bodypart n=\"12\">arm or from his <bodypart n=\"63\">temples</bodypart></bodypart> <treatment n=\"14\">by a number\r\n            <lb />of leeches applied.</treatment></treatment>. I would keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> always open &amp; if the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"45\">Tartar. Tartarizatus</ingredient> answer the purpose there cannot be a\r\n            <lb />better medicine but I would sometimes go a little further &amp;\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"30\">purge</treatment> him with the <ingredient n=\"10\">compound powder of Jalap</ingredient> adding to it\r\n            <lb />also at times some grains of <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient>. I should think it proper\r\n            <lb />also to keep an <treatment n=\"11\">Issue constantly open either by <treatment n=\"5\">Seton</treatment>, pea or\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">perpetual blister</treatment></treatment> as you shall judge most convenient.\r\n            <lb />Upon the same plan I would keep his diet low &amp; <del>purge</del> give\r\n            <lb />very little wine. The observation made by his friends that he was\r\n            <lb />more readily affected by wine than he had used to be is a\r\n            <lb />proof to me that <action n=\"28\">stimulants</action> do not suit his present situation.\r\n            <lb />If he can bear exercise I think it would be of service, &amp; while his\r\n            <lb />ideas remains for a short time only I should not be afraid of <symptom n=\"71\">confusion</symptom>\r\n            <lb />from some variety of subjects but let trials determine this more exÂ¬\r\n            <lb />actly as well as the affairs of company &amp; I should not think amiss\r\n            <lb />to exercise <bodypart n=\"95\">his mind</bodypart> a little but it should be with something\r\n            <lb />amusing. With regard to the issue of this disorder I dare not speak\r\n            <lb />positively but at the Gentlemans time of life I should hope for\r\n            <lb />reliff. --\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />4 <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> - \r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />W - C - \r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4185, 3, '2013-12-06 21:37:09', 74),
(1456, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1440\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1440] From: Mr William Henderson / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Mr William Henderson (Patient) / 21 September 1777 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Lauren McClelland</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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The pills\r\n            <lb />have there proper effect; &amp; all my medicines agree with\r\n            <lb />my <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> - But my <bodypart n=\"17\">left leg</bodypart> is still so insensible,\r\n            <lb />(that at times) I <symptom n=\"66\">hardly feel</symptom> when I touch any object\r\n            <lb />with it, &amp; the <bodypart n=\"17\">right leg</bodypart> is fully as <symptom n=\"23\">week</symptom> as ever I\r\n            <lb />have found it --  The <treatment n=\"3\">Electrifying machine</treatment> I have got\r\n            <lb />Tho\' it gives a severe shock to the <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> when any perÂ¬\r\n            <lb />son receives it at that part, Is yet so <symptom n=\"23\">week</symptom>, as to be\r\n            <lb />little felt at my <bodypart n=\"19\">knees</bodypart> - The <treatment n=\"3\">Instrument</treatment> at S<sup>t.</sup> Andrews\r\n            <lb />gave me a Shock vastly stronger-- I ride on horseÂ¬\r\n            <lb />back, or in a Chaise regularly twice a day -- \r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />But the whole <bodypart n=\"73\">trunk</bodypart> of my body is in such a <symptom n=\"23\">frail</symptom> state,\r\n            <lb />that I dare hardly strick a trot on horseback, and it\r\n            <lb />still continues to hurt my <symptom n=\"17\">rest</symptom> in the night time --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It is at Doctor Goodsirs desire I write this, who letts me\r\n            <lb />it is necessary I should describe my own feelings -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He likewise is to write you at this time, &amp; has orÂ¬\r\n            <lb />dered me to continue the <ingredient n=\"60\">mustard</ingredient>, <treatment n=\"39\">rubing</treatment>, &amp; pills when\r\n            <lb />necessary, till we have the pleasure of hearing from you.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am   Sir  With the greatist respect\r\n                <lb />Your Most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Hu<sup>le.</sup></abbr><expan>Humble</expan></choice> Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed><u>William Henderson--</u></signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2d Sc\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physicion in\r\n            <lb /><u>Edinburgh-</u>\r\n        </p>\r\n<annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Henderson at Pilmuir\r\n            <lb />21 Sept<sup>r.</sup> 1777\r\n        </p>\r\n</annot>\r\n    </div>  \r\n</body>', 1440, 2, '2013-09-23 20:16:11', 45);
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I\r\n            <lb />am afraid of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> event but we must attempt at least to relieve\r\n            <lb />him as far as we can. The most troublesome circumstance is <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"23\">great\r\n            <lb />weakness of his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart></symptom> which is not only distressing &amp; dangeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rous but also pernicious by its excluding both remedies &amp; regiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />men. I expected some benefit from the <ingredient n=\"12\">chalybeate powders</ingredient> I forÂ¬\r\n            <lb />merly advised &amp; am sorry to find his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> refuses them. I think\r\n            <lb />it must be chiefly the jelly that he dislikes &amp; if that is the case they\r\n            <lb />might be taken as properly in a little panada or Calves feet jelly.\r\n            <lb />If he will not try them in any shape I would advise a trial of\r\n            <lb />the medicine prescribed in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> enclosed paper. It is to be taken\r\n            <lb />by 30 or 40 drops at a time. Would be best taken in a glass\r\n            <lb />of Pyrmont water; with a spoonfull of boiling water added\r\n            <lb />to take off the cold of it. but if either that these waters are not\r\n            <lb />at hand or that S<sup>r</sup> Tho\'s dislikes them the drops may be taken\r\n            <lb />in a little brandy &amp; water &amp; in either way they may be taken several\r\n            <lb />times a day. I hope they may strengthen the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; help it\r\n            <lb />to return other things. With respect to S<sup>r</sup> Tho\'s regimen\r\n            <lb />I don\'t find I cant add any thing to my former advice. In the\r\n            <lb />present state of his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> I would indulge him in any\r\n            <lb />thing he can most easily take &amp; best retain &amp; while he finds that\r\n            <lb />all kinds of wine sower on his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> they must be avoided\r\n            <lb />&amp; I believe the brandy must be indulged. To reconcile him to barley\r\n            <lb />Rice, or Sago, instead of wine put a little <ingredient n=\"65\">Spis: Cinnam:</ingredient> or\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"17\">nutmeg</ingredient> water or a little plain brandy to any of his farinaceous\r\n            <lb />food. What I said before with respect to exercise will I hope\r\n            <lb />be attended to, &amp; I hope S<sup>r</sup> Tho<sup>s</sup> will be persuaded to go abroad\r\n            <lb />as often as either the weather or his <del>fend</del> strength will allow, but\r\n            <lb />always studying the warmth of his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>. The winter I am\r\n            <lb />afraid will be severe upon him &amp; nothing so proper as his instant\r\n            <lb />repairing to a warmer climate; but the <choice><abbr>managem<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>management</expan></choice> of this\r\n            <lb />must leave to your discretion. The state of S<sup>r</sup> Tho<sup>s</sup> <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />I leave it on the footing I settled it with M<sup>c</sup>Wood. The <ingredient n=\"101\">Guaiac</ingredient>\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />is a proper medicine, but it should be taken moderately - \r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 4 ---\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n\r\n<signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Since writing the above I am told of a letter from Miss Haggerston <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> says\r\n                <lb />that Sir Thomas <symptom n=\"63\">swells</symptom> more and more. I have no doubt that there is water in\r\n                <lb />the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> which makes the case more desperate and I am afraid out of the reach of\r\n                <lb />remedies. However I have enclosed another prescription which I hope may be of service\r\n                <lb />both as a <action n=\"60\">Stomachic</action> and <action n=\"12\">diuretick</action>.\r\n                \r\n            </p>   \r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"35\">Tinct. Mart. Ph. Ed.</ingredient><note>See <i>Pharmacopoeia Collegii Regii Medicorum Edinburgensis</i> (Edinburgh: 1774), p.79.</note> â„¥j <ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">T. aromatic.</ingredient> â„¥jss â„³. Sig. <action n=\"60\">Stomachic Drops</action> thirty or\r\n                    <lb />forty for a dose several times a day\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"35\">Powdered Steel (as in the Pharmacopoeia Edinburgensis)</ingredient><note>See <i>Pharmacopoeia Collegii Regii Medicorum Edinburgensis</i> (Edinburgh: 1774), p.79.</note>and one and a half ounces of <ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">aromatic tincture</ingredient>. Mix and Label: <action n=\"60\">Stomachic Drops</action>. Thirty or\r\n                    forty for a dose to be taken several times a day.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"59\">Bacc. Juniper. bene contus.</ingredient> â„¥j <ingredient n=\"106\">Sem dauc. Silv.</ingredient> â„¥ss Aq. bullient. â„”jss\r\n                    <lb />Digere horas duodecim et adde <ingredient n=\"45\">Sal. Tartar.</ingredient> â„¥ss <ingredient n=\"59\">Aq. Juniper. comp.</ingredient> â„¥ij et post\r\n                    <lb />Subsidentiam per chartam cola. Sig. <action n=\"12\">Diuretic Infusion</action> a table spoonfull mixed\r\n                    <lb />with a little brandy &amp; water to be taken several times a day but not at the same\r\n                    <lb />time with the drops. ----\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"59\">well crushed Juniper</ingredient>, one ounce of <ingredient n=\"106\">wild carrot seeds</ingredient> and one and a half pounds of boiling water. \r\n                    Let it be digested for twelve hours and add half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"45\">Tartar Salt</ingredient> and two ounces of <ingredient n=\"59\">Juniper water</ingredient>. After \r\n                    sedimentation strain using the paper. Label: <action n=\"12\">Diuretic Infusion</action>. A table spoonfull mixed \r\n                    with a little brandy &amp; water to be taken several times a day, but not at the same \r\n                    time with the drops. ----\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4186, 11, '2014-05-24 08:49:52', 84),
(1458, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1452\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1452] From: Dr William Wemyss (in Kirkcaldy) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Mrs Donaldson (Patient) / 8 October 1777 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Lauren McClelland</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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This\r\n            <lb />turned less in the morning, but increased towards evening, and\r\n            <lb />the parts after being proper with the <bodypart n=\"16\">finger</bodypart> retained the\r\n            <lb />pit. She also had <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom>, and voided <symptom n=\"27\">little urine</symptom>. She\r\n            <lb />complained at times of pains in different parts of her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">belly</bodypart>; of <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom> and <symptom n=\"8\">want of appetite</symptom>. The <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom>\r\n            <lb />soon spread over her whole body : Her <symptom n=\"12\">breathing</symptom> was\r\n            <lb />oppressed : She had a <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> ; and her <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> was <symptom n=\"82\">flushed</symptom>.\r\n            <lb />She could lie in an horizontal posture ; but her <symptom n=\"17\">sleep</symptom>, in\r\n            <lb />that situation, was much disturbed. Her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> was strong\r\n            <lb />and full. <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> commonly bound. <condition n=\"8\">Catamenia were then\r\n                <lb />regular ; but for three months past have not appeared.</condition> --\r\n            <lb />She blames cold for bringing on her distress.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I first gave her <ingredient n=\"8\">Cremor Tartari</ingredient>, with the addition of a\r\n            <lb />small quantity of <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalap</ingredient> ; ordered proper <treatment n=\"37\">Friction</treatment>, and desired\r\n            <lb />her to take as little drink as possible. Under this treatÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ment her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> was moderately opened, she passed a great\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />quantity of urine, &amp; the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> &amp; most of her other symptoms\r\n            <lb />were to appearance entirely removed. -- To help her appetite &amp;\r\n            <lb />prevent a return of the disease I next gave her <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient>.\r\n            <lb />But in a very short time - the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> returned and she\r\n            <lb />soon had all her former symptoms.- I then began to\r\n            <lb />think that her disease might proceed from <bodypart n=\"30\">obstructions\r\n                <lb /> in the Abdominal Viscera</bodypart>, &amp; gave her <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />joined to <ingredient n=\"25\">Squills</ingredient>. These however after a reasonable trial\r\n            <lb />seemed to be of no service, and in place of them I had again\r\n            <lb />recourse to the <ingredient n=\"8\">Cremor Tartari</ingredient>. It was, this second time,\r\n            <lb />continued for several weeks; but altho\' it occasioned a\r\n            <lb />considerable discharge of urine it had not much effect in\r\n            <lb />bringing down the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom>. -- More Drastic <action n=\"24\">Purgatives</action>\r\n            <lb />were then given her. They diminished the <symptom n=\"64\">swelling</symptom> a little\r\n            <lb />at first; but, when it began to increase upon them,\r\n            <lb />they were given up. -- At this time she went to the\r\n            <lb />country, continued there about three months, and someÂ¬\r\n            <lb />times took a little of her <ingredient n=\"8\">Cremor Tartari</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalap</ingredient>. The\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> did not increase, &amp; she thought herself better.\r\n            <lb />But she had not been long from home when she was\r\n            <lb />suddenly seized with a very great <symptom n=\"12\">oppression in her\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n            <lb />breathing</symptom>; and she has since been two or three times affected\r\n            <lb />with <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> of the same kind. The surgeon who attended her\r\n            <lb />in the country <treatment n=\"1\">blooded</treatment> her in one of them . At other times\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">Blisters</treatment> on her <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> relieved her.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At present her strength is not very much impaired :\r\n            <lb />Her appetite is pretty good ; but upon taking food she comÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plains much of <bodypart n=\"26\">oppression at her breast</bodypart>. There is <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom>\r\n            <lb />over her whole body, but not much. She <symptom n=\"27\">voids little urine</symptom>,-\r\n            <lb />and has <symptom n=\"68\">great thirst</symptom>. ------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Wemyss</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Kirkcaldy 8. <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1777.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>   \r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Case of\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Donaldson Kircaldy\r\n            <lb /><u><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1777</u>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Vol. 8 p. 18\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1452, 2, '2013-05-28 14:50:02', 56),
(1459, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c4190\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:4190] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr James Cunnison (Cunison ) / Regarding: Mrs Elizabeth Cunnison (Burrell or Birrell) (Cunison ) (Patient) / 20 November 1777? / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Luca Guariento</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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This I have as the state of the case &amp; many\r\n            <lb />such cases I have had. They are sometimes difficult &amp; teÂ¬\r\n            <lb />dious but we often get them mended &amp; I hope we shall do so\r\n            <lb />in this. M<sup>rs</sup> Hamilton tells me you wish to have the\r\n            <lb />medicines sent from this &amp; they shall be by tomorrows carÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rier. One, as a <action n=\"31\">strengthening Electuary</action> which M<sup>rs</sup> C -- is to\r\n            <lb />enter upon as soon as an <condition n=\"8\">alteration</condition> is over &amp; take the bigness\r\n            <lb />of a nutmeg twice a day that is at eleven or twelve foreÂ¬\r\n            <lb />noon &amp; again at seven or eight in the evening. The other\r\n            <lb />is a <action n=\"21\">laxative Electuary</action>. I hear M<sup>rs</sup> C -- is of a <symptom n=\"24\">costive habit</symptom>\r\n            <lb />&amp; this is therefore to be taken occasionally. Whenever she\r\n            <lb />passes a day without a stool she ought next morning to\r\n            <lb />take a dose of this Electuary. The dose at 1<sup>st</sup> may be a teaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />spoonfull but if that does not give a motion she should next\r\n            <lb />time take 2 tea spoonfulls &amp; at length three if necessary.\r\n            <lb />This should especially be taken when troubled with the <symptom n=\"60\">cholic\r\n            <lb />pains</symptom> at the coming on of an <condition n=\"8\">alteration</condition>, &amp; I am <del>troubled</del> told\r\n            <lb />that she is then especially troubled with <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>. In that\r\n            <lb />case the first thing to be studied is to open her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> by a dose of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />electuary but it may be as properly done at that time by <treatment n=\"8\">injecÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tions of three gills of strained water gruel two table spoonfulls of\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"79\">florence oil</ingredient> &amp; <del>and</del> one of <ingredient n=\"140\">common salt</ingredient></treatment>. As I am told that\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"60\">cholics</symptom> sometimes last for three or four days I would advise\r\n            <lb />to give such an injection every evening &amp; after the operation\r\n            <lb />she may take a full dose of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> that is as large a\r\n            <lb />dose as she had ever taken for it does best in a full dose &amp;\r\n            <lb />is the only certain means of relief &amp; is indeed a means of bringing\r\n            <lb />on the alteration desired. I am told you think of being in <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />soon to meet M<sup>rs</sup> Barrel &amp; the journey will do no harm, only\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />let it be soon after an <condition n=\"8\">alteration</condition> as happened &amp; take a day &amp; an\r\n            <lb />half to come in that there may be no great fatigue. When\r\n            <lb />you come we shall adjust our advice more exactly. <del>I fora</del>\r\n            <lb />The <action n=\"31\">strengthening Electuary</action> is to be taken only from the end\r\n            <lb />of one <condition n=\"8\">alteration</condition> to the beginning of another &amp; laid aside\r\n            <lb />during the time. If you are not to come to town soon, if I have\r\n            <lb />mistaken any circumstance of the case as if either you or M<sup>rs</sup>\r\n            <lb />C --- have questions to put you may write. -\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 20<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> - \r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />W C --- \r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        \r\n        <head>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For M<sup>rs</sup> C ---\r\n        </head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">Pulv: cort. Peru.</ingredient> â„¥j - <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnam.</ingredient> Ê’ij <ingredient n=\"35\">Limat. Mart. pp<sup>t</sup></ingredient> Ê’j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\">Cons: Rosar.</ingredient> Ê’xi <ingredient n=\"172\">syr simpl:</ingredient> q. s. ut f. Elect.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark\'s powder</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient>, one drachm of <ingredient n=\"35\">prepared Powdered Steel</ingredient>, \r\n                    eleven drachms of <ingredient n=\"107\">conserve of roses</ingredient> and a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">simple syrup</ingredient> to make an Electuary.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"45\">Crstall. tartar.</ingredient> â„¥j <ingredient n=\"10\">Pulv. e julap comp.</ingredient> Ê’ij <action n=\"21\">elect\r\n                    <lb />lenitiv.</action> â„¥ss - <ingredient n=\"172\">syr simp.</ingredient> q - s - ut f. Elect - Sig <action n=\"21\">LaxÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />ative electuary</action> ---- \r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"45\">tartar</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalop\'s powder</ingredient>, half an ounce of <action n=\"21\">lenitive \r\n                    electuary</action> and a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">simple syrup</ingredient> to make an Electuary. Label <action n=\"21\">Laxative \r\n                    electuary</action> ----\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n  \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4190, 2, '2013-11-05 15:57:44', 85),
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October 1777 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Lauren McClelland</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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The disease was originally a\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"10\">remittent Fever</condition> which is very ready to take hold of the Constitution so as to return after\r\n            <lb />Intervals from slight- &amp; unheeded causes. The admiral therefore has been frequently \r\n            <lb />troubled with &amp; is still liable to such returns, but they are so troublesome in themselves &amp;\r\n            <lb />so hurtfull to the Constitution that every precaution should be taken <choice><abbr>ag<sup>st.</sup></abbr><expan>against</expan></choice> them. For this\r\n            <lb />purpose the measures necessary are to avoid every thing that may be supposed to be a\r\n            <lb />cause of returns . 2<note>This seems to imply that the sections of the actual letter had been numbered, but the copyist overlooked the other numbers.</note> to strengthen the Constitution so as to render it less ready to be affectÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ed by those causes &amp; when neither of these purposes can be rendered absolutely effectual\r\n            <lb />the third measure is to watch the approaches of the disease &amp; either to prevent its coming\r\n            <lb />on or render it very moderate when it does. Lastly a measure that may be necessary\r\n            <lb />is when a return of the disease has actually taken place to discuss it\r\n            <lb />again as quickly as possible. The chief cause of the returns of the disease may\r\n            <lb />be the renewed application of the same powers which originally produced it, that is\r\n            <lb />Marsh Exhalations in warm seasons. During the Summer Season therefore the\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Adm<sup>l.</sup></abbr><expan>Admiral</expan></choice> should avoid as much as possible being in the neighbourhood of swampy\r\n            <lb />or Marshy grounds or should reside in them as short a time as possible &amp; particularly\r\n            <lb />should avoid being in such <del>a</del>situations in the night time. When a ship is stationed in\r\n            <lb />the neighbourhood of such grounds it is always better to be on board the ship than \r\n            <lb />on shore &amp; in some cases it has been found necessary to let down all the gunports\r\n            <lb />that were next to the shore. Even while there is no exposure to Marshes <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />great heats of Summer are ready to give returns of the Admirals <choice><abbr>Compl<sup>ts.</sup></abbr><expan>Complaints</expan></choice> he should\r\n            <lb />therefore avoid these heats as much as possibly he can &amp; particularly being much in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr></choice>\r\n            <lb />sun. During <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Sum<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Summer</expan></choice> season it is proper to observe <choice><abbr>y<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> very slight errors in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> manner of living\r\n            <lb />are ready to occasion returns of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> disease it is <choice><abbr>yrfore</abbr><expan>therefore</expan></choice> necessary to give as strict attention\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />to the manner of living. Sudden changes of heat &amp; cold are to be carefully guarded\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>ag<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>against</expan></choice> all considerable changes of clothing are to be avoided &amp; it is always safest to be more\r\n            <lb />warmly clothd than the heat of the Season would seem to allow of. In the manner of living\r\n            <lb />it is especially necessary to avoid all food which may occasion <symptom n=\"48\">indigestion</symptom> all the\r\n            <lb />heavier kind of Animal food are to be avoided but some Animal food is necessary\r\n            <lb />&amp; it would be dangerous to take entirely to vegetable aliments. These cannot be \r\n            <lb />safely taken in large proportion &amp; all the cold &amp; flatulent kinds are to be-\r\n            <lb />avoided. In drinking, Small liquors of all kinds are to be avoided, Even all weak\r\n            <lb />bodied wines as claret Rhenish &amp; French Whitewines are to be shunned. The Admiral\r\n            <lb />every day <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> take two or 3 Glasses of some strong wine such as Medeira Sherry or Redport\r\n            <lb />dilutd a little <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> water &amp; his <choice><abbr>ord<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>ordinary</expan></choice> drink  should be water with a small proportion\r\n            <lb />of these wines in it. He may frequently instead of wine take alittle punch but it\r\n            <lb />should be made with a small proportion of <del>little</del> fruits &amp; sugar only. It is hardly\r\n            <lb />necessary  to say to <choice><abbr>Am<sup>l.</sup></abbr><expan>Admiral</expan></choice> Greig that the least excess in strong drink will always\r\n            <lb />be very hurtfull to him.  Moderate &amp; pretty constant exercise will always be\r\n            <lb />proper but very brisk exercise will always do harm. To strengthen the Constitution\r\n            <lb />&amp; to render it less liable to be affected by the causes of the disease beside the exercise above\r\n            <lb />recommended there is nothing more proper than cold bathing either fresh or salt\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Wat<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Water</expan></choice> but at present the Season is too far gone to begin it now &amp; the proper time to\r\n            <lb />begin it in Russia will be in the month of May when the Winter is entirely over.\r\n            <lb />It should be taken in the morning only when the body is quite cool &amp; it may be\r\n            <lb />repeated every day &amp; at best very frequently during the whole Summer. The constitution\r\n            <lb />may also be strengthened by the use of some Medicines such as I have prescribed on\r\n            <lb />a paper apart.<note>Although not a formal prescription, this is probably the following entry in this casebook, which is ID:4171.</note>  The proper time for taking them is in the Spring as soon as it sets\r\n            <lb />in in any degree. They are to be taken for a fortnight only at one time but after\r\n            <lb />an interval of one two or three weeks another Course of them may be repeated &amp;\r\n            <lb />if they are found to have the Effects I expect in preventing relapses the course after\r\n            <lb />Intervals may be repeatd several times during the <choice><abbr>Summ<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Summer</expan></choice>. When in spite of\r\n            <lb />these precautions the <choice><abbr>Adm<sup>l.</sup></abbr><expan>Admiral</expan></choice> shall feell any of those symptoms <choice><abbr>w<sup>c.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he has commonly\r\n            <lb />found to <illegible w=\"1\" /> of it it will always be necessary to take care that the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> is\r\n            <lb />regular &amp; <choice><abbr>yrfore</abbr><expan>therefore</expan></choice> to take a dose of the <ingredient n=\"338\">aqua benedicta</ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c.</sup></abbr></choice> he has been in use to\r\n            <lb />employ. When this is done it will probably be open so take a gentle <treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment>\r\n            <lb />often 15 or 20 grains of <ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecacuanha</ingredient> helping off with <ingredient n=\"11\">Camamilia</ingredient> \r\n<ingredient n=\"234\">Carduuss tea</ingredient>.\r\n            <lb />This should always be taken in the evening going to bed immediately after it\r\n            <lb />&amp; when the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> feels quite settled the <action n=\"11\">diaphoretic</action> prescribed in the paper\r\n            <lb />apart is to be taken. The next day the <choice><abbr>Adm<sup>l.</sup></abbr></choice> should remain at home stirring\r\n            <lb />little &amp; avoiding business. In this way <add place=\"above\">I hope</add> that fits which otherwise might have\r\n            <lb />come on may be prevented. When however it shall happen that either fits come\r\n            <lb />by surprise or that business has prevented the above precautions, I believe it\r\n            <lb />will always shorten fits if a Saline draught as ordered in the paper apart is\r\n            <lb />taken as soon as any feeling of coldness is perceived. If after that a <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom>\r\n            <lb />or even a <symptom n=\"61\">squeamishness</symptom> with <symptom n=\"68\">much thirst</symptom> shall come on it maybe usefull\r\n            <lb />to encourage the <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> a little by some draughts of <ingredient n=\"11\">Camomile tea</ingredient>. As\r\n            <lb />the fits can hardly go off till some <symptom n=\"28\">sweating</symptom> happen if this should not\r\n            <lb />seem to come on soon &amp; that a <symptom n=\"21\">dry burning heat</symptom> continues a saline draught\r\n            <lb />may be useful in putting an end to that &amp; bringing out the <symptom n=\"28\">Sweat</symptom>\r\n            <lb />If at the beginning of a fit or for any time in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Course of it the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> should be cold it will always be proper to bring them into \r\n            <lb />\r\n        </p>\r\n\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />heat as soon as possible by <treatment n=\"63\">bottles of hot water or boiled bricks</treatment>\r\n            <lb />applied to them.\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4170, 11, '2015-04-10 10:37:42', 170),
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\r\n                <lb />many one that has been Seized Suddenly in that way\r\n                <lb />has Greatly recover\'d it -- but my Case is very different,\r\n                <lb />for it has come on in the most gradual manner that\r\n                <lb />can be imagined -- at the very beginning of this disordÂ¬\r\n                <lb />er which is Six years ago, I aplied to the best physiciÂ¬\r\n                <lb />an in this part of the Kingdom, he was the one we\r\n                <lb />always called when distress was amongst us, and\r\n                <lb />we had often experienced Great comfort and relief\r\n                <lb />to attend the means that he prescribed -- but in this\r\n                \r\n                \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Case they had not the lest effect in Stoping the\r\n                <lb />progress of the disorder from gradually increasing,\r\n                <lb />it began with a little <symptom n=\"2\">tremor in one of my <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart></symptom>\r\n                <lb />Scarcely perceivable at first, but as the <symptom n=\"2\">tremor</symptom>\r\n                <lb />became universal, my <symptom n=\"23\">strength left me</symptom> to a Surprising\r\n                <lb />degree -- and I have been in a constant restless unÂ¬\r\n                <lb />easy state these three years last past, every thing\r\n                <lb />that troubles and vexes my <bodypart n=\"95\">mind</bodypart> Greatly increases\r\n                <lb />the agitation of my Body -- I can do nothing for\r\n                <lb />my own amusement, to Shorten the time from\r\n                <lb />being very tedious, I can only move with difficulty\r\n                <lb />from one Seat too another with help -- these two\r\n                <lb />weeks past I have had an aditional distress, of\r\n                <lb />a <condition n=\"43\">scurvy over my whole <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart></condition>, it is greatly\r\n                <lb /><symptom n=\"62\">inflamed</symptom> and feels as if it had been burnt, I am\r\n                <lb />very much afraid of its Spreading farther -- for the\r\n                <lb />winter before last I was atacked in the Same manner,\r\n                <lb />and it came too a much greater height nor it is at\r\n                <lb />present, I am using the same means that carried\r\n                <lb />it off last time, but what effect they will have God\r\n                <lb />knows -- I would not have troubled you with Such\r\n                <lb />a long description of <add place=\"above\">my</add> complaints, had you not\r\n                <lb />in the most friendly manner desired it -- but it is \r\n           \r\n            </p>\r\n\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <head>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Answers to Doctor Cullens Quere<sup>s</sup>.\r\n            \r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />1<sup>st.</sup> The <symptom n=\"30\">eruption</symptom>that appeard on her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> in\r\n            <lb />winter 1776 &amp; spring 1777 spread down her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> and under her <bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart> to her <bodypart n=\"73\">sides</bodypart> which\r\n            <lb />greatly increas<sup>d.</sup> the <symptom n=\"2\">tremor</symptom> and <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />The <symptom n=\"30\">eruption</symptom> was quite removed in the space\r\n            <lb />of about four months from the commencement\r\n            <lb />by drinking a <ingredient n=\"337\" t=\"15\">strong decoction of (bog bean)</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />or <ingredient n=\"289\" t=\"15\">winter trefoil</ingredient> in the winter and the Juice\r\n            <lb />of it in spring and <treatment n=\"43\">anointing the parts affected\r\n            <lb />with</treatment> <ingredient n=\"147\" t=\"23\">tar ointment</ingredient> -- During the most part\r\n            <lb />of which time she was much troubled with an\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"21\">excessive heat in her <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart></symptom> - 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But\r\n            <lb />all the Sharper <treatment n=\"30\">purgatives</treatment> are Unfit for his purpose as they either do too little\r\n            <lb />or too much &amp; when they <treatment n=\"30\">purge</treatment> they are ready to leave an <symptom n=\"24\">astriction</symptom> which\r\n            <lb />increases the <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> habit. It is therefore desirable to find a medicine that\r\n            <lb />may give a single stool nearly a natural one without <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> &amp; at the same\r\n            <lb />time leave no <symptom n=\"24\">astriction</symptom>. As I cannot now have an opportunity of trying\r\n            <lb />what will best suit the <choice><abbr>Adm<sup>ls.</sup></abbr><expan>Admirals</expan></choice> Constitution I propose here three several\r\n            <lb />remedies <choice><abbr>w<sup>c.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I think may <choice><abbr>Ans<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Answer</expan></choice> the purpose &amp; of <choice><abbr>w<sup>c.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> the <choice><abbr>Adm<sup>l.</sup></abbr><expan>Admiral</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w<sup>n.</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> on trial\r\n            <lb />may take a choice &amp; also adjust the dose of it to his own Constitution. One\r\n            <lb />of them is an oil which with many persons <choice><abbr>Ans<sup>rd.</sup></abbr><expan>Answered</expan></choice> very well but I\r\n            <lb />doubt much if it can be had in Russia If however it shall be found to\r\n            <lb />suit the <choice><abbr>Adm<sup>ls.</sup></abbr><expan>Admirals</expan></choice> Constitution very well it may be readily got from this Country\r\n            <lb />but let it be observed that when it is so  procured it should always have a 5\r\n            <lb />part of strong added to every dose &amp; let this be well shaken with the oil before\r\n            <lb />it is taken. The dose of this oil is to be taken always in the morning as it\r\n            <lb />commonly operates in a few hours after it has been taken. The other two\r\n            <lb />Medicines prescribed are such as may be had almost every where. The one is a\r\n            <lb />powder of <choice><abbr>w<sup>c.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> 1, 2, or 3 tea spoonfuls may serve for a dose. The powder is to be\r\n            <lb />mixed <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a little <ingredient n=\"292\">honey</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"172\">simple syrup</ingredient> &amp; taken in the morning. The pills are\r\n            <lb />always to be taken over night &amp; one 2, or 3 are to be taken for a dose. In the\r\n            <lb />use of all or any of these Medicines it is to be observed that they should never\r\n            <lb />be used but when necessary &amp; always when they are so. I think this rule may\r\n<lb />be observed. When a stool happens at least once in 2 days a medicine is\r\n            <lb />not necessary but when 2 days pass without a Stool on that night or\r\n            <lb />next morning a medicine should be taken\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 8 <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 17<u>77</u></dateline>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4171, 3, '2013-09-15 13:54:37', 74),
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This conclusion however is not very comforÂ¬\r\n            <lb />table for of a hundred Cases of this kind I have hardly\r\n            <lb />known one that admitted of a radical cure. In most\r\n            <lb />cases we can only endeavour to moderate the <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> and\r\n            <lb />to prevent their frequent return- For these purposes I\r\n            <lb />believe that most of the remedies commonly known <del>here</del>\r\n            <lb />have been in this Case proposed &amp; tried &amp; I have nothing\r\n            <lb />very new to offer; but I shall give a few remarks upon\r\n            <lb />several remedies that have already or may be tried -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The siziness of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> gives some encouragement to-\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> &amp; it commonly gives some relief, but frequently\r\n            <lb />the relief obtained in little &amp; even when more considerable\r\n            <lb />it is commonly, but of short continuance &amp; I have constantly\r\n            <lb />found that frequent <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> disposed to a more frequent\r\n            <lb />return of <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom>. I would therefore advise M<sup>r</sup> Brown to abstain\r\n            <lb />from <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> but upon the most urgent occasions-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"9\">Vomiting</treatment> in the <symptom n=\"5\">time of fits</symptom> is commonly a severe\r\n            <lb />operation; but if it is easy to M<sup>r</sup> Brown &amp; can be excited\r\n            <lb />without any strong remedy &amp; especially if it is found to\r\n            <lb />favour expectoration I have no objection to M<sup>r</sup> Browns\r\n            <lb /><del>trying it</del> employing it. It is common enough for <condition n=\"14\">Asthmatic\r\n            <lb />fits</condition> to be proceeded by <symptom n=\"48\">indigestion</symptom> and an inflation\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />of <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> and in such circumstances I have known-\r\n            <lb />a <treatment n=\"9\">Vomit</treatment> prevent a <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> or at least render it more moderate.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have so often known <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> give relief that I\r\n            <lb />am a little surprised at the effects of the Elixir AsthmaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tiam<note>An elixir for asthma, presumably prescribed earlier.</note> on M<sup>rB.</sup> &amp; am ready to suspect that it is owing\r\n            <lb />to some other of the Ingredients than the <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />&amp; unless he has already tried <ingredient n=\"14\">simple Opiates</ingredient> and\r\n            <lb />found them hurtfull I would still advise them\r\n            <lb />with this observation that if they are taken\r\n            <lb />immediately upon the coming on of the <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom>, they\r\n            <lb />may disagree with him as the smoaking does\r\n            <lb />but if the <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> are not taken till the <del>beginning</del>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> is beginning to yield they may be of great service.\r\n            <lb />however let him try what he can bear; but I\r\n            <lb />am disposed to think that the sooner he can take\r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient> the better as I think it is the only remedy\r\n            <lb />to be depended upon for checking <symptom n=\"31\">the frequency of\r\n            <lb />Stools</symptom> he has been liable to.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>Of the various things which in the time of <symptom n=\"95\">ParoxÂ¬\r\n            <lb />yams</symptom> may be employed to alleviate them, I leave\r\n            <lb />him to chuse what he has found to answer best; but\r\n            <lb />there is one remedy <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I believe he had not tried &amp; which\r\n            <lb /><del>I believe</del> I find more effectual than any one I ever\r\n            <lb />tried- this is the <ingredient n=\"67\">Vitriolic AEther</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"67\">Liquor <add place=\"above\">AEthereus</add>  Vitrialicus</ingredient> \r\n            <lb />of our <choice><abbr>Disp-</abbr><expan>Dispensatory</expan></choice><note>See <i>Pharmacopoeia Collegii Regii Medicorum Edinburgensis</i> (Edinburgh: 1774), p. 109.</note> If this can be got good he will\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />find benefit from it. It is to be taken at first in doses\r\n            <lb />of 20 or 30 Drops; but may be taken afterwards to\r\n            <lb />a Teaspoonfull of two; It is always to be taken in a\r\n            <lb />little water &amp; it would be right to learn of somebody\r\n            <lb />who has used it the proper management of it, as\r\n            <lb />a great deal depends upon this. Tho the <ingredient n=\"67\">Aether</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />should give him relief, he should use it as seldom\r\n            <lb />as possible as frequent repetition destroys its\r\n            <lb />effects. - ; Coffee and Indian tea both bad for\r\n            <lb />him. the frequent <unclear>sipping</unclear> of mild tepid liquors may\r\n            <lb />be often necessary; but I wish <del>he</del> he could reconcile\r\n            <lb />himself to some other than the common Tea -\r\n            <lb />If he was in this country I should recommend\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"198\">Ground Ivy</ingredient> to him; it may not be found in\r\n            <lb />the West Indies; but <del>I</del> some very light <ingredient n=\"136\">AromaÂ¬</ingredient> \r\n            <lb />tic plant or flower may be found that will\r\n            <lb />not affect his <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart> like Common Tea --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 9<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 1777 -----</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>   \r\n</body>', 4193, 3, '2013-12-06 15:23:12', 62),
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L.</ingredient> &amp; if that does\r\n            <lb />not give entire relief, thirty or at least twenty drops\r\n            <lb />more maybe given in an hour or two after.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If after these remedies the pain should in some\r\n            <lb />degree remain or return next or in some day soon\r\n            <lb />after the same course of <treatment n=\"30\">Purging</treatment> &amp; <ingredient n=\"58\">L. L.</ingredient> is to be repeated.\r\n            <lb />In some more obstinate Cases it is of great service to\r\n            <lb />put the Patient up to the <bodypart n=\"108\">waist</bodypart> in a warm Bath or\r\n            <lb />if that is not easily to be had, a <treatment n=\"21\">fomentation</treatment> of\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> for an hour or two - see directions for M<sup>rs</sup>\r\n            <lb />McNab. -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />One of the most troublesome circumstances <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />occurs in such ailments is a frequent <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> &amp;\r\n            <lb /><del>if</del> it is necessary to remove <illegible w=\"1\" /> that Medicines may\r\n            <lb />be kept in the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> - If it should be the Case\r\n            <lb />that every thing is rejected by the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> a large\r\n            <lb />Dose of <ingredient n=\"58\">L. L.</ingredient> must be given &amp; if even that be\r\n            <lb />thrown up sixty Drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">L. L.</ingredient> must be given by\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"8\">injection</treatment> in three or four Ounces of water.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It sometimes happens that at first there is not \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> attending <symptom n=\"60\">Colic</symptom>; but when the Disease\r\n            <lb />proves both violent &amp; obstinate some <symptom n=\"62\"><choice><abbr>inflammt<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>inflammation</expan></choice></symptom>\r\n            <lb />often comes on &amp; maybe suspected when a consiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />derable degree of <condition n=\"10\">Fever</condition> arises &amp; in that Case it is\r\n            <lb />necessary to <treatment n=\"1\">take blood from the <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart></treatment> more or less\r\n            <lb />according to the Urgency of Symptoms &amp; the\r\n            <lb /><del>date of the</del> Strength of the Patient --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />These are the measures I can advise; <del>but</del> in the\r\n            <lb />case of any future <symptom n=\"60\">Colics</symptom>; but for the present it is\r\n            <lb />probable that the Disease has taken a Turn one way\r\n            <lb />or other before this comes to hand; but by considering the\r\n            <lb />above it may be percieved how far one, or other of the\r\n            <lb />Remedies above proposed may be proper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>Formula Enematis</p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"11\">Flor. chamom.</ingredient> mass parv. <ingredient n=\"122\">Semin. Carvi</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb />Coque ex Aq. â„”j ad â„¥xii liq. colato adde <ingredient n=\"272\">ol. oliv.</ingredient> â„¥j vel\r\n                    <lb />Butyr. cochl. maj.j. <ingredient n=\"140\">Sal. commun.</ingredient> cochl. maj. j. <del>Si hoc\r\n                    <lb />non</del> Si <bodypart n=\"64\">alvus</bodypart> non resp. repetat.<sup>a</sup> Enem. cum duplice <ingredient n=\"140\">Sal. com.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb />et hoc modo rep<sup>.r</sup> donec <bodypart n=\"64\">alv.</bodypart> resp. vel pro re nata\r\n                    <lb />\r\n                    <lb />\r\n                </orig>\r\n            </choice>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take a small amount of <ingredient n=\"11\">Flowers of chamomile</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"122\">Caraway Seed</ingredient>. Cool in a pound of\r\n                    water until it boils down to twelve ounces; to the drained liquid add an ounce of <ingredient n=\"272\">olive oil</ingredient> or a big spoonful \r\n                    of butter. A big spoonful of <ingredient n=\"140\">common Salts</ingredient>. If the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> does not respond, \r\n                    repeat the Enematic Formula with double the amount of <ingredient n=\"140\">common Salts</ingredient> and thus repeat until it responds, \r\n                    or according to the circumstance.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"45\">Cryst. tart. pulv.</ingredient> â„¥j <ingredient n=\"10\">Pulv. comp. Jalap.</ingredient> Æ·ij. <ingredient n=\"17\">Nuc mosch. ras</ingredient> Æ·j \r\n                    <lb /><action n=\"21\">Elect. lenitiv.</action> â„¥Å¿s. <ingredient n=\"107\">Syr. rosar. pallid</ingredient> q. s. ut. f. Elect. tenue.\r\n                    <lb />Cant. cochl. min om. hor. donec\r\n                </orig>\r\n            </choice>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take an ounce of <ingredient n=\"45\">powdered Crystal tartar</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"10\">powdered composite Jallop</ingredient>, an ounce of \r\n                    <ingredient n=\"17\">grated nutmeg</ingredient>, half an ounce of <action n=\"21\">lenitive Electuary</action>, and enough <ingredient n=\"107\">syrup of white rose</ingredient>\r\n                    to make a light Electuary. Take a small spoonful every hour.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4213, 2, '2013-05-02 13:17:15', 130),
(1470, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c4267\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:4267] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr / Regarding: Mr Thomas Bushby (Patient) / 28? 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I am sorry to find\r\n            <lb />that it has proved so. However I still hope that perseverance may\r\n            <lb />do a great deale &amp; fatter myself that you might have been better\r\n            <lb />before now, if your management in London had not put matters a little\r\n            <lb />backward but I hope your having returned to the use of remedies\r\n            <lb />will again be of service. I think your method of bathing at present\r\n            <lb />is very proper if you recover from heat properly after it but I agree\r\n            <lb />with M<sup>r.</sup> Ballantyne that Bathing 3 times a week may be\r\n            <lb />enough. I think you should continue the Caution that I gave to M<sup>r.</sup> \r\n            <lb />Harris that you should never continue your Medicines long at\r\n            <lb />one time. A month is enough &amp; you should not return to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same\r\n            <lb />Medicines till after an Interval of 2 or 3 weeks. However I\r\n            <lb />will propose another Medicine from which I have found benefit\r\n            <lb />in such cases, &amp; I have prescribed it below. I formerly proposed to\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Harris to give you some doses of <unclear>Caphire</unclear><note>Possibly a copy error for \'Camphire\', otherwise unclear.</note> &amp; if you have not tried it\r\n            <lb />already, &amp; without effort I would have you do it now, &amp; below I have given\r\n            <lb />a <choice><abbr>Re<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Receipt</expan></choice> for <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> manner of preparing it. I begin with a small dose;\r\n            <lb />but by degrees may be carried to 2 or 3 times as much. -------- I think you\r\n            <lb />have done right in entering upon business as it will often divert\r\n            <lb />your mind from your own disagreable train of thought; but I am\r\n            <lb />sorry that your business interrupts your taking some exercise &amp; I\r\n            <lb />wish you could go pretty frequently on Horseback, The present season\r\n            <lb />requires you taking your Exercise in the morning &amp; for the most part\r\n            <lb />business will then admitt of it -- As all times you should by\r\n            <lb />business amusement or Exercise avoid your own thoughts as much as you\r\n            <lb />can -- If at any time I can be of further service to you, you may\r\n            <lb />truly command Sir &amp;c\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />W.C.\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I should have said within that you do right in breaking your Sleeps &amp; at this Season\r\n            <lb />you should endeavour to be as Cool i.e. <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> as few bed cloths as possible &amp; upon as hard a bed as you\r\n            <lb />can ly -- \r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4267, 11, '2015-04-17 21:48:00', 80),
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From the\r\n            <lb />first I apprehended the difficulty of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> case <choice><abbr>depend<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>depending</expan></choice> \r\n            <lb />as I supposed both upon a <symptom n=\"54\">debility</symptom> &amp; an increased sensiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />bility of the <bodypart n=\"6\">Eye</bodypart>. The remedies of Cold Bathing externalÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly &amp; <action n=\"29\">Tonics</action> internally are the most promising I could\r\n            <lb />&amp; can think of. I must therefore desire you to persist\r\n            <lb />in them unless you find some particular objection.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I must observe that Patients may be exact enough\r\n            <lb />in the use of Remedies, but are often negligent in <choice><abbr>avoid<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>avoiding</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />things that may be hurtfull. In the <choice><abbr>pres<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>present</expan></choice> Case I\r\n            <lb />consider the avoiding of Lights &amp; Exercise to be of imÂ¬\r\n            <lb />portance &amp; wish it may be attended to. With reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />spect to the <bodypart n=\"19\">knee</bodypart> I was <del>desirous</del> suspicious of a\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"41\">Scropulous</condition> tendency, &amp; on that account I desired\r\n            <lb />to have a report in the Spring when I expected that\r\n            <lb />any such tendency <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> descovert itself more clearly\r\n            <lb />but by your accounts I hope my suspicions \r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />were groundless. The shrinking of the <bodypart n=\"51\">Limb</bodypart> may be\r\n            <lb />owing to want of Exercise &amp; the joints being more moveÂ¬\r\n            <lb />able is a favorable circumstance. &amp; as you mention no\r\n            <lb />increase of <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> I think the whole merely a conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sequence of the <unclear>strain</unclear>. I will propose the use of the\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"21\">fomentation</treatment> prescribed. It is to be employed every <choice><abbr>Even<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>Evening</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />for a <choice><abbr>fortn<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>fortnight</expan></choice> - unless it encreases the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> or <unclear><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice></unclear>\r\n            <lb />pains, tho\' it <choice><abbr>s<sup>.d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> not have these effects if is the course\r\n            <lb />of a fortnight it takes off <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom>, encrease mobiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lity &amp; relieves from pain wou\'d not have it continued \r\n            <lb />any longer. When the Season is a good deal advanced\r\n            <lb />&amp; mild weather set in, I believ the Lady\'s <choice><abbr>compl<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>complaints</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />may be relieved by sea bathing. ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"232\">Fol: laur: v:</ingredient> â„¥j - ---- <ingredient n=\"59\">sabin</ingredient> Æ·ij Coq: ex aq:\r\n                    <lb />fontan: â„”vj ad  â„”iv et colatura adde <ingredient n=\"39\">Sal ammon\r\n                    <lb />crud.</ingredient> â„¥j <unclear>Utitur</unclear> <treatment n=\"21\">pro fotu</treatment> quotidie h. 7<unclear><sup>onc</sup></unclear><note>This abbreviation is unclear, but may be a rushed contraction for \'omni nocte\' (\"every night\")</note> vespera.\r\n                </orig>\r\n            \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take an ounce of fresh <ingredient n=\"232\">Laurel Leaves</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"59\">juniper</ingredient>. Boil with six pounds\r\n                    of spring water until they become four pounds; to the strained liquid add an ounce of <ingredient n=\"39\">raw Sal ammoniac</ingredient>. Use for the daily <treatment n=\"21\">warm fomentation</treatment>\r\n                    at seven o\'clock every evening.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4223, 3, '2013-12-26 15:19:30', 78),
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There is <symptom n=\"63\">very little swelling</symptom> even towards\r\n        <lb />night, but <symptom n=\"46\">a continual dripling of water</symptom> thro the\r\n        <lb />day attended with violent pains &amp; <symptom n=\"57\">painfull\r\n        <lb />twitches</symptom> which sometimes makes him almost\r\n        <lb />start off his seat. <symptom n=\"46\">The sharpness of the discharge</symptom>\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"121\">has Excoriate <bodypart n=\"17\">his Legs</bodypart></symptom> from <bodypart n=\"23\">the ancle joint</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />up almost to <bodypart n=\"19\">his knee</bodypart> notwithstanding all\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> pains can be taken; ever since he had your last\r\n        <lb />advice on the 19 <choice><abbr>oct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> last he has followed your\r\n        <lb />Directions as near as possible; he has as good\r\n        <lb />health otherwise as he could wish, &amp; desires yowll\r\n        <lb />favour him further with your advice concerning\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"17\">his Legs</bodypart>; he apprehends <condition n=\"43\">a scorbutic humour</condition>\r\n        <lb />has fallen upon <bodypart n=\"17\">his Legs</bodypart>, &amp; wishes in short\r\n        <lb />to have your opinion; I wrote you concerning\r\n        <lb />him about the beginning of <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> to which I had\r\n        <lb />no answer, which I hope will not be the case now</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>I am Sir your most obedient <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n        <signed>Will Johnston</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Cold<sup>m</sup> Jan<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Coldstream January</expan></choice> 24 1778</dateline></closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div><pb n=\"2\" />\r\n <p><lb />To\r\n  <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n     <lb />Edinburgh</p>  \r\n    <handShift />\r\n    <annot><lb />M<sup>r</sup> Johnston <choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Hunter of Crooks\r\n        <lb />24 <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1778\r\n    <lb />8. p. 56</annot>\r\n</div></body>', 1476, 9, '2013-03-08 15:09:21', 90),
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This son, about three or four &amp; thirty\r\n        <lb />years of age (a chip of the old Block) has been <condition n=\"20\">very frequently\r\n        <lb />in venereal scrapes</condition>. In the Month of March last I was\r\n        <lb />consulted by him for a <symptom n=\"43\">deeply ulcerated</symptom> <condition n=\"20\">Venereal <symptom n=\"117\">sore\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart></symptom></condition>, for which he underwent <treatment n=\"52\">a very serious <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurial\r\n        <lb />course</ingredient>, &amp; was kept spitting</treatment> till both he &amp; I were satisfy\'d\r\n        <lb />that he was perfectly well â€“â€“ Soon after this and indeed beÂ¬\r\n        <lb />fore he had recovered much strength, as ill luck would have\r\n        <lb />it, he married a fine young Girl. He <add place=\"above\">had</add> lived but two weeks\r\n        <lb />or three with her, when he went on a voyage, I think it\r\n        <lb />was to Christiana, &amp; returned home the latter end of June\r\n        <lb />or beginning of July - He then complained of <symptom n=\"117\">pain in\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"9\">his throat</bodypart></symptom>, &amp; sharp shooting pains through <bodypart n=\"7\">his left\r\n        <lb />Ear</bodypart> such as he had when <symptom n=\"43\"><bodypart n=\"92\">the Tonsil</bodypart> had been ulcerated</symptom>\r\n        <lb />but upon inspection, nothing was to be observed, excepting\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"62\">a little fullness in <bodypart n=\"130\">the Uvula</bodypart></symptom> &amp; <bodypart n=\"92\">Tonsils</bodypart>. I learnt from\r\n        <lb />him that during the time of his being from home, he had\r\n        <lb />complained much of <symptom n=\"117\">pains in <bodypart n=\"9\">his Throat</bodypart></symptom>, &amp; <symptom n=\"1\">violent headachs</symptom>,\r\n        <lb />for which he had been at one time, <treatment n=\"1\">bled</treatment> &amp; <treatment n=\"4\">Blistered</treatment>, and\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"30\">frequently purged</treatment> - About the middle of July, I got a\r\n        <lb />message telling me that he had been <symptom n=\"81\">suddenly struck\r\n        <lb />speechless</symptom> - Before I got to the house he had as sudÂ¬\r\n        <lb />denly recovered the use of <bodypart n=\"2\">his Tongue</bodypart>, &amp; I found him\r\n        <lb />laughing, &amp; entertained with the fright his friends had\r\n        <lb />been put into. That same Evening he had <symptom n=\"81\">another attack\r\n        <lb />of the same Sort</symptom> which in like manner went of before I\r\n        <lb />reached the house - Another &amp; another succeeded, till\r\n        <lb />late that Night, that he got <condition n=\"96\">the fatal Stroke</condition> which\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"81\">deprived him both of Speech</symptom>, &amp; <condition n=\"31\">the use of <bodypart n=\"12\">his right\r\n        <lb />Arm</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart></condition>, from neither of which he has recovered\r\n        <lb />more than you see â€“â€“ I need hardly trouble you with a\r\n        <lb />Detail of the <treatment n=\"1\">Bleedings</treatment>, <action n=\"24\">Purgatives</action>, <treatment n=\"43\">Embrocations</treatment>,\r\n        <lb />bathings, <treatment n=\"4\">Blisters</treatment>, <treatment n=\"11\">Issues</treatment> &amp;<sup>ca.</sup> that were employed\r\n        <lb />in the beginning, &amp; in the course of the Ailment, as\r\n        <lb />symptoms indicated - But I must not pass over a\r\n        <lb />circumstance, which has been a remarkable and\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />troublesome one in the Case. About the middle of September\r\n        <lb />he shewed marks of <symptom n=\"117\">great uneasiness about <bodypart n=\"9\">his Throat</bodypart></symptom> -\r\n        <lb />At the same time a <symptom n=\"30\">great number of Blotches appeared\r\n            <lb />on all parts of his Body</symptom> - I suspected <condition n=\"20\">the old Leaven</condition>, and\r\n        <lb />was confirmed in my suspicion by finding upon examining\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"9\">his Throat</bodypart>, <condition n=\"32\">a sordid Ulcer</condition> on <bodypart n=\"92\">the Tonsils of both sides</bodypart> â€“â€“\r\n        <lb />He was immediately put on a <ingredient n=\"2\">gentle Mercurial Course</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />with <ingredient n=\"15\" t=\"15\">Decoctions of Sarsaparilla</ingredient> â€“ but <symptom n=\"131\">the sores</symptom> yielded\r\n        <lb />nothing, till after a long while that <treatment n=\"52\">a salivation was\r\n        <lb />raised</treatment> &amp; kept up for many weeks - It is but five or six\r\n        <lb />weeks <del>that</del> since <symptom n=\"114\">the soreness of <bodypart n=\"2\">his Mouth</bodypart></symptom> from\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">the Mercury</ingredient> has dissapeared - I observed only the\r\n        <lb />night before he left this, (for I had not seen him nor\r\n        <lb />heard of him for 5 or 6 Days before) <symptom n=\"131\">a little nasty\r\n        <lb />sore, in <bodypart n=\"4\">the inside of his under lip</bodypart></symptom> â€“â€“ I know not\r\n        <lb />from what Cause - I beg you will enquire into his\r\n        <lb />wifes state. She has got <symptom n=\"131\">a sore on <bodypart n=\"17\">her Leg</bodypart></symptom> of the same\r\n        <lb />kind with the many her husband had. She has been\r\n        <lb />taking <ingredient n=\"2\">some Mercury</ingredient> for it, but not enough to cure\r\n        <lb />it. Indeed, poor thing, she has not been able to take the\r\n        <lb />proper care of herself â€“â€“ I must refer you to her for any\r\n        <lb />further information about the Cases that may be needed</p>\r\n        <closer><salute>&amp; am <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> the greatest respect &amp; Esteem <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n    <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t</sup> Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n    <signed>Gav: Fullarton</signed>\r\n        <dateline>Greenock 25<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>.ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> <u>1778</u></dateline></closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n<pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    <p><lb />D<sup>r</sup> William Cullen\r\n    <lb />Physician\r\n    <lb />Edinburgh</p>\r\n    <handShift />\r\n    <annot><lb />Mr Fullarton\r\n    <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Macdonald &amp; Spouse\r\n        <lb />25 <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1778\r\n    <lb />8 p. 52</annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1477, 2, '2013-09-10 17:15:18', 135);
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France was just about to sign a treaty with the Americans which served to make the arena of war more global.</note> â€“â€“ You will readily think I cannot go tho\r\n        <lb />before I wait on you for your direction &amp; advice as to the manÂ¬\r\n        <lb />agement of this very troublesome body of mine, as it may\r\n        <lb />be a long time before (if ever) I can have that opportunity again</p>\r\n<p><lb />My habit generally has been better than I ever expected\r\n        <lb />when I consider how much it has suffered over all and now I\r\n    <lb />am chiefly uneasie about <condition n=\"97\">this plangy stricture</condition> or <symptom n=\"108\">excrescence</symptom>\r\n        <lb />I know not what to call it, for as yet with all my experience\r\n        <lb />&amp; attention I have acquired no certain rule for its management\r\n        <lb />â€“â€“ no security that this is in my own power â€“ no better idea of\r\n    <lb />its nature â€“â€“ the pain in <bodypart n=\"28\">my back</bodypart> &amp; other symptoms which I\r\n        <lb />complained to you of at Glasgow having left me soon after,\r\n        <lb />I tried every variety in my way of living I rode on horsback\r\n    <lb />(&amp; back) to Inverary &amp; did not use <treatment n=\"7\">the Bougie</treatment> till my reÂ¬\r\n        <lb />turn, still I perceived little or no difference â€“ About the\r\n    <lb />end of <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> last I had occasion to go to London &amp; did\r\n    <lb />not use them til my return here as in all this time <choice><abbr>wch</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> was\r\n        <lb />about 6 weeks I was in the best health I had<del>s</del> been in a long\r\n        <lb />time &amp; perceiving no alteration in making water I flatterÂ¬\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />ered myself I should find some alteration to the better on\r\n    <lb /><treatment n=\"7\">trying the Bougie again</treatment> â€“ but neither my art nor D<sup>r</sup> Woods\r\n    <lb />could get one past â€“ He was <treatment n=\"12\">obliged to take a Catheter</treatment>,\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>wch</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he got past with some difficulty but little pain\r\n    <lb />&amp; in an hour or two after <treatment n=\"7\">I got up the Bougie again</treatment>\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>wch</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> only made a little rippling as it went past as\r\n        <lb />it often used to do â€“â€“ I have had no difficulty or pain in\r\n    <lb />passing them since, but once, <treatment n=\"7\">when the Bougie seemed\r\n        <lb />to take more than ordinary hold</treatment> &amp; finding it had not\r\n        <lb />twisted or creas\'d (for in this case its in vain to press) I\r\n        <lb />pushed it through, I felt a very considerable kind of\r\n        <lb />obtuse pain seemingly different from that occasioned\r\n        <lb />by laceration. I suffered it to remain in tho as the pain\r\n        <lb />subsided &amp; on withdrawing it found no consequence\r\n    <lb />afford it farther than <symptom n=\"89\">a <del>p<illegible l=\"2\" /></del> little bloody urine at\r\n        <lb />the last of my making water</symptom> â€“â€“ Now I am just as before â€“\r\n    <lb /><treatment n=\"7\">sometimes I pass the Bougie</treatment> without either pain or\r\n        <lb />even feeling the usual rippling, sometimes I feel both â€“\r\n    <lb />now it will turn <treatment n=\"7\">the point of the Bougie</treatment> by opposiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tion not painfull next minute having made straight\r\n        <lb />the same bougie I pass it along easily â€“ but it would\r\n        <lb />be <unclear>endless</unclear> &amp; impertinent to trouble you with all\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <lb />its peculiaritys â€“â€“ I must confess tho that I have gained\r\n    <lb />something I am <symptom n=\"110\">more continent in my urinary faculty</symptom> &amp;\r\n    <lb />discharge my water rather brisker than was the case <treatment n=\"7\">beÂ¬\r\n        <lb />fore I got a Bougie past</treatment> but yet <symptom n=\"27\">the stream instead of\r\n    <lb />being round is rather broad &amp; sometimes twisted &amp; disÂ¬\r\n    <lb />posed to divide</symptom> especially towards the last of making\r\n    <lb />water â€“â€“ upon the whole I am unhappy as it woud seem\r\n    <lb />from this long trial that <treatment n=\"65\">dilatation</treatment> is not to remove it\r\n    <lb />nor indeed to secure me I fear from the accidents it\r\n    <lb />seems to be liable to as well as from <treatment n=\"7\">my disusing the\r\n    <lb />Bougie too long</treatment> <choice><abbr>wch</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I may happen to do from other\r\n    <lb />causes than neglect, as from these too frequent use â€“ for\r\n    <lb />by attending in this way to keep <symptom n=\"27\">the obstructed part</symptom> diÂ¬\r\n    <lb />lated <choice><abbr>wch</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> must now have <symptom n=\"23\">lost its <bodypart n=\"68\">muscular</bodypart> power</symptom> &amp;\r\n    <lb />may be the cause of all the peculiarities <add place=\"above\">I observe</add> in the functi<subst><del>on</del><add place=\"above\">on</add></subst>\r\n    <lb />of <bodypart n=\"55\">the urethra</bodypart> I fear by this necessary frequent use the\r\n    <lb />whole may become callaous â€“â€“ I speak what my fears suggest\r\n    <lb />I have never mentioned my case to any one but you &amp; D<sup>r.</sup>\r\n    <lb />Wood who has been very kind &amp; attentive to me &amp; in a\r\n    <lb />matter that naturally engrosses so much of my thoughts\r\n    <lb />I cannot avoid revolving a thousand suppositions nor\r\n    <lb />am I afraid of exposing myself to you having had\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    <lb />sufficient experience of your patience &amp; sympathy â€“ you\r\n    <lb />know how it was first occasioned you have been tired <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />my reveries about it I will therefore trouble you no farthÂ¬\r\n        <lb />er but after what conversation you may <del>find it convenÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ient to</del> take occasion to have with D<sup>r.</sup> Wood about it\r\n        <lb />I shall be happy to have your last opinion &amp; advice â€“â€“</p>\r\n<p><lb />I enclose three guineas very sensible however that\r\n        <lb />it is short of what I am in arrears for former trouble\r\n        <lb />independent of my present request. â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Buchanan\'s Hastie &amp; <choice><abbr>Coy</abbr><expan>Company</expan></choice> of Glasgow<note>For the circumstances surrounding this backruptcy case see T. M, Devine, <i>Exploring the Scottish Past: Themes in the History of Scottish Society</i> (East Linton: 1995), p. 86.</note> not being\r\n        <lb />able to keep up their Credit during the cruel delay in AÂ¬\r\n        <lb />merican matters have given up their subjects into the hands \r\n        <lb />of trustees. I am informed by my freinds that tho I was out\r\n        <lb />as early as 1774 yet the <unclear><choice><abbr>Cro</abbr><expan>Crown</expan></choice></unclear> intend if they can to make me\r\n        <lb />still liable, on this account I find it necessary to be \r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>incog</abbr><expan>incognito</expan></choice> till I can get away â€“â€“ I will wait on you tho any evening\r\n        <lb />this week to come you please or any answer to this you\r\n        <lb />shall think proper may be sent to M<sup>r.</sup> James Marshalls\r\n        <lb />writer Mills Court where I will be sure to get it safe</p>\r\n    <closer><salute><lb />I ever am with great regard\r\n        <lb />Dear Sir\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> Obligd <choice><abbr>Hb Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Humble Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n        <signed>Henry Lochhead</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Janry</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 28<sup>th</sup> <u>1778</u></dateline></closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n<handShift />\r\n    <annot><lb />H. 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As he is a young man of great spirit\r\n        <lb />he holds all these <bodypart n=\"43\">pulmonic</bodypart> complaints but in a triffling\r\n        <lb />view in comparison to his <condition n=\"20\">supposed Venereal taint</condition>, these\r\n        <lb />pains that affects <bodypart n=\"17\">his Legs</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"19\">knees</bodypart>, &amp; now stretching up\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"18\">his thighs</bodypart> he says gives more distress to his body than\r\n        <lb />all the others â€“â€“ They generally awaken about 7 <sup>o</sup>Clock\r\n        <lb />in the morning &amp; continues till about bed time, &amp;\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />from thence till next morning about the same time are\r\n        <lb />pretty easy, tho\' in bed frequently thro\' the day, it affords\r\n        <lb />him no releif. He is very anxious I should write you, to\r\n        <lb />see if you will condescend in advising <ingredient n=\"2\">some Mercurial\r\n        <lb />course</ingredient> to eradicate it in hopes of getting ease â€“ The â€“â€“\r\n        <lb />weather has been so very precarious for this some time past\r\n        <lb />that he has been obliged to be confined to the house, more\r\n        <lb />than I could have wish\'d, but attention is duly paid\r\n        <lb />to keep his room cool.</p>\r\n      <closer><salute><lb />I am, with great respect\r\n      <lb />Sir\r\n          <lb />most <choice><abbr>Ob<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> Humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n      <signed>John <u>Short</u></signed></closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <p><lb />D<sup>r</sup> William Cullen\r\n    <lb />Physician\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></p>\r\n</div></body>', 1480, 3, '2013-10-20 20:03:21', 92),
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Ter. simul probe\r\n        <lb />dein adde <ingredient n=\"75\">Muc. g. Ar.</ingredient> Ê’iij Ter. iterum diligenter et paulatim\r\n        <lb />affunde <ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinn. simpl.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s. <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥ij â„³. S. <action n=\"21\">Laxative\r\n        <lb />Draught</action> to be taken in the morning when occasion requires</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take 15 grains of <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum Guaiacum</ingredient> and Â½ a drachm of <ingredient n=\"50\">white lump Sugar</ingredient>. Rub together thoroughly, then add 3 drachms of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic paste</ingredient>. Again rub together thoroughly,\r\n            and gradually pour over Â½ an ounce of <ingredient n=\"65\">Simple Cinnamon Water</ingredient> and 2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose Water</ingredient>. mix. Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative Draught</action> to be taken in the morning when occasion requires</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n    <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n        <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"101\"  t=\"12\">Elix. guajacin. vol.</ingredient> Ê’i <ingredient n=\"340\">Vitelli ovi</ingredient> pauxillum, Terito\r\n        <lb />simul et paulatim <del>adde</del> affunde <ingredient n=\"68\">Aq. M. Pip</ingredient> â„¥jÅ¿s <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr simpl.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"58\" t=\"1\">Tinct. Theb.</ingredient> g<sup>tt</sup> XL plus vel minus. â„³. S. <action n=\"34\">Anodyne Draught</action>. h. s.\r\n        <lb />frequently with but sometimes without <ingredient n=\"58\" t=\"1\">the Tincture</ingredient>.\r\n        </orig>\r\n        <reg>Take a drachm of <ingredient n=\"101\"  t=\"12\">Volatile Elixir of Guaiacum</ingredient> and a little <ingredient n=\"340\">egg yolk</ingredient>. \r\n            Rub together and gradually <del>add</del> pour over 1Â½ ounces of <ingredient n=\"68\">Peppermint Water</ingredient>, 2 drachms of <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient>, and more or less than 40 drops of <ingredient n=\"58\" t=\"1\">Thebaic Tincture</ingredient>. Mix. \r\n            Label: <action n=\"34\">Anodyne Draught</action>. At bed-time frequently with but sometimes without <ingredient n=\"58\" t=\"1\">the Tincture</ingredient>.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n<p><lb />1. Let <treatment n=\"11\">a perpetual Issue</treatment> be put <bodypart n=\"11\">between her shoulders</bodypart>. <u>2</u> Frequently\r\n<lb />a warm bath for her whole body â€“â€“ 3 If the above Draught does not procure\r\n<lb />rest let her sometimes take <ingredient n=\"64\">a Dose of Dovers Powder</ingredient> â€“ 4 In mild weather\r\n<lb />some brisk Exercise in a carriage will be of service 5. <treatment n=\"18\">Rubbing\r\n<lb /><bodypart n=\"51\">the Limbs</bodypart> with a flesh Brush</treatment> every morning will be very\r\n<lb />usefull. </p>\r\n<closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n<dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 4<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 1777</dateline></closer>\r\n</div></body>', 4191, 9, '2013-03-13 15:47:38', 64),
(1479, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c4195\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:4195] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / Regarding: Miss Jeanie McMurdo (Macmurdo) (Patient) / 6 December 1777 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Marianne Gilchrist</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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These <symptom n=\"57\">entirely spasmodic</symptom> to be cured by <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> only\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> altho frequently employed &amp; in large <choice><abbr>qty</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> I suspect has not\r\n        <lb />been employed in a large enough <choice><abbr>qty.</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> or it has missed its effect\r\n        <lb />by being taken par reprises<note>\"repeatedly\".</note> &amp; the seeming advantage from\r\n        <lb />that given in <treatment n=\"6\">glysters</treatment> owing probably to its having been given\r\n        <lb />in too large a dose at once. â€“ As in <condition n=\"133\">Tetanus &amp; Trismus</condition> so in\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"57\">many other Spasmodic Cases</symptom> the <ingredient n=\"14\">Doses of Opium</ingredient> must be\r\n        <lb />much larger than usual. â€“ Try it upon this plan &amp; let us\r\n        <lb />know the result. â€“ <treatment n=\"4\">The Blistering</treatment> was a probable scheme\r\n        <lb />&amp; if other measures fail I should still propose <treatment n=\"4\">a Perpetual\r\n        <lb />Blister somewhere <bodypart n=\"90\">near the Navel</bodypart></treatment> â€“ You dont say distinctly\r\n        <lb />that warm bathing has been tried. I have a good opinion of it\r\n        <lb />&amp; believe if she could bear in the time of her Pain being immerÂ¬\r\n        <lb />sed to <bodypart n=\"108\">the waist</bodypart> for an hour in warm water she might be relieved\r\n        <lb />by it â€“ If she cant bear that <treatment n=\"21\">try fomenting <bodypart n=\"64\">her belly</bodypart> with\r\n        <lb />flannels wrung out of boiling water</treatment> &amp;<sup>c.</sup></p>\r\n    <p><lb />Upon <symptom n=\"57\">the approach of a fit of</symptom> it will always be of great conseÂ¬\r\n        <lb />quence to have <bodypart n=\"64\">her belly</bodypart> opened and if the <ingredient n=\"9\" t=\"19\"><choice><orig>Infusum Rhei</orig><reg>Rhubarb Infusion</reg></choice></ingredient> answers\r\n        <lb />the <del>Pur</del> purpose it may be employed, but I would depend\r\n        <lb />more upon <ingredient n=\"137\"><choice><orig>Pulv. e Scammonio</orig><reg>Scammony Powder</reg></choice></ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"10\"><choice><orig>e jalap comp<sup>t.</sup></orig><reg>Composite Jalap Powder</reg></choice></ingredient> &amp; of any\r\n        <lb /><action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> employed I expect that a large Dose will always\r\n        <lb />be necessary. I believe the <ingredient n=\"28\"><choice><orig>Oleum Ricini</orig><reg>Castor Oil</reg></choice></ingredient> did not answer\r\n     <lb />because <bodypart n=\"46\">her Stomach</bodypart> could not bear the large dose that\r\n        <lb />was necessary &amp; in such cases to make it effectual it must be\r\n        <lb />given par reprises;<note>\"repeatedly\".</note> but I leave this. â€“â€“ In such a singular\r\n        <lb />constitution I have little confidence in our skill &amp; am\r\n     <lb />ready to save yours si pergam ad dextra<note>Cullen is misquoting from Virgil\'s <i>Aenied</i> Book 2, line 297, \'Si Pergama dextra defendi possent, etiam hac defensa fuissent\' ( \'If Troy could have been defended by any right armâ€¦\'). By this Cullen seems to be implying \"that if the patient can be saved, then you can do itâ€¦\".</note>. &amp;<sup>c.</sup> &amp;<sup>c.</sup>\r\n\r\n</p>\r\n    <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice>6<sup>th</sup> 1777</dateline></closer>\r\n</div></body>', 4195, 3, '2013-12-06 16:08:51', 115);
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I dont think the ailment of her <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> was a consequence of the\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"10\">Nervous Fever</condition>, but entirely owing to a strain which is always recovered very slowly\r\n            <lb />&amp; possibly might have been recovered sooner if due pains had been taken immediately\r\n            <lb />after the accident now I think the disease depends upon increased sensibility\r\n            <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> &amp; it may be still as necessary as ever to keep her <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> from\r\n            <lb />lights &amp; from all Exercise of her sight which requires any minute \r\n            <lb />attention such as sewing or reading. I can recommend no outward application\r\n            <lb />but that of washing her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> all over with cold water every morning. 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I am confirmed in all this by D<sup>r</sup> Hucks\r\n            <lb />agreeing to <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> taking <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> cold bath <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I am certain\r\n            <lb />would <add place=\"above\">he</add> not do if he had any suspicion of <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>. I shall\r\n            <lb />conclude <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> subject by telling you, <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> I have a Lady for a\r\n            <lb />patient just now, who has <symptom n=\"35\">spit <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> Several times</symptom>, for\r\n            <lb />Some years past but it is only when her mind is <choice><abbr>affect<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>affected</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"56\">anxiety</symptom> &amp; vexation. Whenever it is so she <symptom n=\"35\">spitts a little <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart></symptom>\r\n            <lb />but never at any other time, &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"35\"><bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> <choice><abbr>Spitt<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>Spitting</expan></choice></symptom> is not attended <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />any consequence or suspicion of danger.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Passing then <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> circumstance of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"35\"><bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> <choice><abbr>Spitt<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>Spitting</expan></choice></symptom> I come to <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />present circumstances, &amp; in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> first place I do not in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> least\r\n            <lb />doubt <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> reality of <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> feelings or the distress <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>they</expan></choice> give you.\r\n            <lb />&amp; I pity such valetudnariens. -- I have no doubt of <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> feeling\r\n            <lb />those <symptom n=\"21\">uneasy heats</symptom> in <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"15\">palms</bodypart> &amp; about <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, but I\r\n            <lb />consider them in you, as I have known them in many\r\n            <lb />others, importing no topical <add place=\"above\">or durable</add> <choice><abbr>Affec<sup>n.</sup></abbr><expan>Affection</expan></choice> but arising entirely <choice><abbr>f<sup>m.</sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice> a\r\n            <lb />delicacy of <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart>. They <choice><abbr>can<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>cannot</expan></choice> receive any but a very temperate\r\n            <lb />relief <choice><abbr>f<sup>m.</sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice> medicines, &amp; they can only be removed &amp; prevented\r\n            <lb />by rectifying <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> whole habit. For <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> <del>is</del> purpose I know\r\n            <lb />nothing equal to traveling, &amp; I am happy in <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>inten<sup>n.</sup></abbr><expan>intention</expan></choice> of\r\n            <lb />going Abroad. You must at <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> Season contrive to avoid\r\n            <lb />much heat or fatigue. You may go pretty fast, but\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />very fast posting in any case can do little good, &amp; in <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />case you may do much harm. When you go to Paris\r\n            <lb />you must not think of Sitting long there. Such a <choice><abbr>g<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>great</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />city must present many things to <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> curiosity, &amp; so\r\n            <lb />long as you are very much occupied by these you may\r\n            <lb />be pretty Safe, but during <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Summer Season to be for\r\n            <lb />any time idle &amp; vacant at Paris would be pernicious.\r\n            <lb />&amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>then</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>g<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>great</expan></choice> relief wherever you are must be by keeping\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> mind employed, &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> body exercised <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> Some constancy\r\n            <lb />but <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>out violence in either way. I cant be more\r\n            <lb />particular you have my general plan &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Execution\r\n            <lb />in detail<del>l</del> must depend upon <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> own discretion. Traveling\r\n            <lb />will answer every purpose, &amp; I would hardly mix any\r\n            <lb />other remedy <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> it. If you are by business confined to\r\n            <lb />any place for some time, you may be <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> better for\r\n            <lb />cold bathing, providing you can quit <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> hair, &amp; be sure\r\n            <lb />of applying <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> cold water properly to <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> for\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>out <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> precaution it may do much harm. If you\r\n            <lb />are of a party desirous to go to Spa you may\r\n            <lb />go <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> them &amp; try <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"30\">waters</ingredient>, but observe <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> if you\r\n            <lb />Should have any degree of <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> or Suspicion of\r\n            <lb />any ailment in <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> neither Cold bathing\r\n            <lb />nor <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"30\">Spa water</ingredient> are Safe for you -----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                I am &amp;c. &amp; c.c.\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 21 June <u>1776</u></dateline> <signed>W:C: ---</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3839, 3, '2013-12-01 15:46:02', 179),
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I shall think it very proper to take M<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb />Spalding out of Bed as often as he can easily bear it\r\n            <lb />but great care must be taken to avoid cold or\r\n            <lb />fatigue\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 22<sup>nd</sup> June 1776\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 3840, 16, '2013-03-09 16:17:27', 55);
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The mixed water I propose will give a\r\n            <lb />sufficient cold shock that has on many occasions been of service\r\n            <lb />&amp; as it is very moderate it is very safe; but <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> execution of it in\r\n            <lb />employing a bathing tub is troublesome &amp; <choice><abbr>serv<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>servants</expan></choice> are liable\r\n            <lb />to be negligent in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> execution &amp; I <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> there<choice><abbr><sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>fore</expan></choice> recommend <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />use of a shower bath Machine, <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> execution is <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> more\r\n            <lb />easy &amp; therefore <add place=\"above\">may be</add> more exact. The bathing should be employd\r\n            <lb />every <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> except during <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> very days of menstruation. It <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />not be employd till an hour after <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> patient is out of bed &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> free from any moisture she should always go to\r\n            <lb />bed betimes in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Evening &amp; never lay long in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice>. That is\r\n            <lb />any time after her sound sleep is over -- I <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> have her\r\n            <lb />abstain almost entirely from animal food &amp; at <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same\r\n            <lb />time to take very sparingly of roots greens or garden things.\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Her diet should consist almost entirely of Milk &amp; farinacea.\r\n            <lb />If her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> <subst><del>do</del><add place=\"above\">should</add></subst> not digest plain Milk easily, she must take it\r\n            <lb />mixed <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> an equal part of water gruel &amp; well sweetened <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"50\">sugar</ingredient>.\r\n            <lb />&amp; use this mixture <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> bread barley rice sago &amp;c as she <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> do\r\n            <lb />plain Milk. - I <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> wish to employ some <action n=\"29\">tonic</action> Medicines but\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeats</ingredient> are of doubtful use &amp; <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> refuses\r\n            <lb />I <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> therefore avoid both for <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> present &amp; try to correct <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"31\">Laxity</symptom>\r\n            <lb />of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"34\">uterine system</bodypart> by <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Medicines ordered below.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> supose <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> for her <condition n=\"29\">hysteric complaints</condition> &amp; <symptom n=\"17\">sleep less nights</symptom>\r\n            <lb />you <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> have sometimes employed an <ingredient n=\"139\">anodyne</ingredient>, &amp; unless you\r\n            <lb />found that <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> heated her <add place=\"above\">too <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice></add> I would wish to try if they might\r\n            <lb />obviate those with <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>wich</expan></choice> have so <choice><abbr>on<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>once</expan></choice> distressed her in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />night time. But I wish you were upon <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> spot <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> her a little\r\n            <lb />time that you might mark more exactly <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> circumstances of a\r\n            <lb />very changeable state &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> effects of Medicines. I am &amp;c\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />W C\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> July <u>29<sup>th.</sup> 1778</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I have taken no notice of <condition n=\"38\">Piles</condition> because I suppose they will\r\n                <lb />amend <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> other things in consequence of what is advised. but if\r\n                <lb />at any time either diet medicines or other cause produce any\r\n                <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> it should be carefully obviated or removed and\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"34\">F.l. sulph.</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"28\">Oleum Ricini</ingredient> are <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> medicines I <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> employ.\r\n            \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"250\">Alum. rup.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam.</ingredient> @ Ê’ij <ingredient n=\"107\">Conserv. 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S. <action n=\"31\"><choice><abbr>Strengthen<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>Strengthening</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Elec.</abbr><expan>Electuary</expan></choice></action> of which the bigness of a\r\n                    <lb />horsebean to be taken twice a day and hour before dinner &amp; supper\r\n                    <lb />washing it down with a small cupfull of the following infusion.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take two drachms of <ingredient n=\"250\">Alumen rupeum</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient>, one and a half ounce of <ingredient n=\"107\">conserve of roses</ingredient> and a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">syrup obtained from dried roses</ingredient> \r\n                    in order to make an electuary. Label as <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Electuary</action> of which the bigness of a \r\n                    horsebean to be taken twice a day an hour before dinner &amp; supper \r\n                    washing it down with a small cupfull of the following infusion.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"163\">Balaust.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"107\">Ros. rubr.</ingredient> @ Ê’j Aq. bull. â„”ij Digere per noctem\r\n                    <lb />&amp; colaturÃ¦ adde <ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinnam. spir.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">Syr. e ros. sicc.</ingredient> @ â„¥j <ingredient n=\"315\">sp. vitriol\r\n                    <lb />ten.</ingredient> q.s. ad grat. acidit. S. <action n=\"31\"><choice><abbr>Strengthen<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>Strengthening</expan></choice> Infusion</action> a small tea cupÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />ful after every dose of the Electuary.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take one drachm of <ingredient n=\"163\">flowers of pomegranate</ingredient>, one drachm of <ingredient n=\"107\">red rose</ingredient>and one pound of boiling water. Let it digest for one night \r\n                    and then add to the strained liquid one ounce of <ingredient n=\"65\">spirituous cinnamon water</ingredient>, one of <ingredient n=\"107\">syrup obtained from dried roses</ingredient> and a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"315\">Spiritus vitroli \r\n                    tenuis</ingredient> to obtain an agreeable acidity. Label as <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Infusion</action>. A small tea cupful \r\n                    after every dose of the Electuary.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />W C\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4284, 2, '2013-11-05 16:41:04', 136),
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These I perceive have\r\n            <lb />been employed, but I suspect <del><choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice></del> have been given only by <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> in <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> way our labour is very readily lost. To be\r\n            <lb />effectual they must be given by injection, in a very full dose\r\n            <lb />&amp; in a small bulk of liquor, &amp; must also be repeated several\r\n            <lb />times, every ten or twelve hours. I do not propose a partiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cular dose because I Do not know what She has been\r\n            <lb />accustomed to, but I am clear <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> it should be a full dose\r\n            <lb />&amp; even <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> increased when repitition is necessary. 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Almost every State\r\n            <lb />of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> will bear <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice>, pretty largly, but when <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> is a little confirmed a light prepartion of <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />may be very proper. This is all I can say in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> present\r\n            <lb />circumstances, but if time is allowed to M<sup>rs</sup> F-. I shall be\r\n            <lb />ready to offer <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> best advice I can for putting her\r\n            <lb />health in a better train. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 22<sup>nd</sup> June\r\n                <lb /><u>1776</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                Will<sup>m.</sup> Cullen\r\n            </signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3841, 3, '2013-12-01 16:12:02', 108),
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I was sorry they had\r\n            <lb />not called upon you on their way thro\' <choice><abbr>Ed<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>; that howÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ever was neglected. when they arrived here, he looked\r\n            <lb />well, and sensible; saluted every one properly, &amp;c. but\r\n            <lb />had no Ideas remaining, of any one Incident, from his\r\n            <lb />leaving Carlisle, about Ten Days before; not even of \r\n            <lb />what had passed but an Hour or two before, or during\r\n            <lb />their last Stays. 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An <action n=\"16\">emollient <treatment n=\"6\">Glyster</treatment></action> was\r\n            <lb />therefore injected; a <treatment n=\"6\">Blister</treatment> laid to his <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart>; and he\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"5\" />   \r\n                \r\n            <lb />took a Teaspoonfull of the <ingredient n=\"101\" t=\"1\">Tinct. Guajac. vol</ingredient> three or\r\n            <lb />four Times a Day, \'till his <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse</symptom> had recovered a little\r\n            <lb />Firmness: a neutral mixture, with <ingredient n=\"38\">Sal. C. C.</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"378\">Succin.\r\n            <lb />vol.</ingredient> was then added to it; and Plenty of cooling DiluÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ents. about the 9<sup>th</sup> Day of the Disorder, he came to a \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">free Perspiration</symptom> on the 12<sup>th</sup>, his urine deposited a \r\n            <lb />copious Sediment, his <bodypart n=\"2\">Tongue</bodypart> cleared, his Stool came\r\n            <lb />regularly, and the <symptom n=\"14\">offensiveness of his Breath</symptom> went off:\r\n            <lb />notwithstanding all which, his <symptom n=\"74\">Recollecion continued\r\n            <lb />as imperfect</symptom> as ever. I then tried him with the <ingredient n=\"45\">Tart.\r\n            <lb />Tartarisat.</ingredient> to â„¥Å¿s a Day, with <ingredient n=\"292\">Honey</ingredient>, dissolved in Water,\r\n            <lb />as recommended by <unclear>Mr Zell</unclear>; from which I have seen\r\n            <lb />much advantage received in like Cases: This seems to\r\n            <lb />agree with him, his <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse</symptom> being now quite calm, and\r\n            <lb />regular, and of a proper Fullness; his Stools, and Urine,\r\n            <lb />as they should be in perfect Health; his <bodypart n=\"2\">Tongue</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />clear, <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> soft, Sleep sound at night; yet he able to\r\n            <lb />keep up thro\' a great Part of the Day: his appetite is\r\n            <lb />moderate; and no Thirst. Four Days agoe he had a\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"6\">Blister</treatment> laid to the Top of his <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>; it discharged most\r\n            <lb />plentifully, as the one upon his <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart> had done, but I\r\n            <lb />took it off yesterday, as I thought it raised him, and \r\n            <lb />made him more talkative, and his <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> wilder, withÂ¬\r\n            <lb />out any Improvement in his Ideas; rather the contrary.\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />He has been kept as quiet as possible, and no one allowed\r\n            <lb />to come in his Sight but his necessary attendants; and\r\n            <lb />every Conversation avoided that could lead to any <symptom n=\"74\">ConÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fusion of Ideas</symptom>: nor does he ever oppose what is desired\r\n            <lb />of him, being the best natured Patient, the easiest\r\n            <lb />managed, and most complyant to Directions, of any I\r\n            <lb />ever was concerned with. I am at a Loss to represent,\r\n            <lb />clearly to you the Nature of his <symptom n=\"74\">want of Recollection</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />and his State of Mind: He is as sensible as ever, to present\r\n            <lb />Impressions: and, to a Stranger, would seem to labor\r\n            <lb />under no Defect, during a long Conversation; talking\r\n            <lb />but little, but mostly to the Purpose: he can read, and\r\n            <lb />judges very properly of objects; but seems to have no\r\n            <lb />Power, of himself, to recall any Idea; but now and then\r\n            <lb />comes out with vague and wild ones. He has not yet\r\n            <lb />recovered the Idea of any occurrence, during his whole\r\n            <lb />Journey to, and from Scotland: cannot even be persuaded\r\n            <lb />he was ever at Glasgow, &amp;c. of Carron, where his principal\r\n            <lb />Business lay, he can be brought to but a very faint RecolÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lection; but knows nothing of what was transacted there,\r\n            <lb />nor of the Parties who met. His other affairs at home, and\r\n            <lb />which he was most solicitous about, he now never\r\n            <lb />mentions of himself; if spoken of to him, he gives proper\r\n            <lb />Replies; but in half an Hour, will forget they have ever\r\n            <lb />been mentioned. Persons, and Places, he recollects when\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />they are named; but often mistakes, both their SituatiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ons and Qualities: nor can he repeat what has been\r\n            <lb />said but immediately before. The Occurrances of the \r\n            <lb />Day, and even of the Hour, <symptom n=\"74\">escape his memory</symptom> as\r\n            <lb />entirely as if they had never been. His mother has\r\n            <lb />been dead about 4 months, and he wears mourning\r\n            <lb />for her, yet has often asked how she did since he came\r\n            <lb />here, has fancied his mourning was for another Person,\r\n            <lb />one he was not in the least connected with; and, upon \r\n            <lb />the Death of <add place=\"above\">his</add> mothers being lately accidentally named\r\n            <lb />before him, fell into a most distressing Flood of Tears,\r\n            <lb />which held him longer than any Impressions He has\r\n            <lb />lately had; declaring he had never heard of it before:\r\n            <lb />yet even this he had forgot in an Hour; and, probably by\r\n            <lb />tomorrow, may ask for her again as alive: you\'ll excuse\r\n            <lb />my detaining you with such minute Incidents, as I\r\n            <lb />could not describe his Situation so properly as by them.\r\n            <lb />He seems mostly quite easy, and composed, takes few\r\n            <lb />Directions of himself, but such as are given him; yet\r\n            <lb />will enter, in his usual way, into a merry Tale; and be\r\n            <lb />much diverted with it. He rarely asks for either\r\n            <lb />Food or Drinks, his Chamber pot he regularly calls \r\n            <lb />for; his Close Stool never, \'till he is put in mind of it;\r\n            <lb />tho\' then he would appear to have wanted it much.\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"8\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />It is surprising he has never enquired, how the many\r\n            <lb />affairs he is engaged in, have gone on during his ConfineÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ment, who used to be so punctual and regular in all his\r\n            <lb />Transactions; but he often says, he came but home\r\n            <lb />yesterday, and that they must return tomorrow.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I need not detain you further with more CircumstanÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ces of his Case; from the above you will clearly see how\r\n            <lb />he is affected: I wish you may be able to point out how\r\n            <lb />he may be brought out of his affecting State. should\r\n            <lb />he be put upon Exercise? he could bear it very well, if\r\n            <lb />there be no Danger of confusing his Head more by it.\r\n            <lb />or should more Company be admitted to him? he always\r\n            <lb />loved society, tho\' he shows no want of it at present.\r\n            <lb />What medical Regimen shall we pursue in future?\r\n            <lb />and what Hopes are there, of any happy Termination\r\n            <lb />of the Disorder? your opinion, will at least relieve\r\n            <lb />in some measure my anxiety of mind for him: and I\r\n            <lb />can promise for his complying, with any Directions\r\n            <lb />are thought likely to relieve him.\r\n            <lb />My Daughter continues very well, and gratefully\r\n            <lb />remembers your kind attention to her. Miss Waugh\r\n            <lb />also holds well, tho\' she lately went thro\' a very distressing\r\n            <lb />Scene, by the sudden Death of her Brother at Scarbrough,\r\n            <lb />while she was with him. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am, with dure Regard,\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir, your obliged humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>.t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>George Carlyle</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Carlisle <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1<sup>st</sup> 1777</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n\r\n<handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n            \r\n                <lb />D<sup>.r</sup> <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> Carlyle\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1777\r\n                <lb />8. p. 27<note>Unusually, this annotation was added at the head of this letter because there was no space left to add it to the final page.</note>\r\n            </annot>\r\n\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1462, 11, '2015-04-10 11:38:49', 208),
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Therefore the DeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />coction may be continued a week or two, &amp; we have\r\n            <lb />prescribed <treatment n=\"13\">a liquor for gargling his <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart></treatment>\r\n            <lb />every night &amp; <choice><abbr>morng</abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice>. If the <condition n=\"43\">scorbutic appearances</condition> in\r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth &amp; gums</bodypart> should in spite of these remedies\r\n            <lb />continue to be troublesome there are some other\r\n            <lb />remedies to be employed, but they can not be prescribed &amp;\r\n            <lb />properly employed at this season. 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His <symptom n=\"23\">constituÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion seems lax &amp; weak</symptom> &amp; his late illness has rendered it worse\r\n            <lb />so that for a long time he will require a great deal of fresh\r\n            <lb />air &amp; exercise at the same time avoiding cold. For some time\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />his diet must be simple &amp; mild, a great deal of milk partiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cularly proper &amp; for some time for supper &amp; breakfast. For\r\n            <lb />Dinner, some weak broth &amp; after it any plain meat or a little\r\n            <lb />light white fish but either taken moderately &amp; should fill up\r\n            <lb />his meal with pudding or vegetables. He should not for some time\r\n            <lb />taste a fresh egg &amp; sometimes make it part of his dinner\r\n            <lb />but should not take eggs often. Ordinary drink, plain\r\n            <lb />water but for some time not quite cold &amp; the Cold of it should\r\n            <lb />be taken off either by a toast or a spoonful of hot water put\r\n            <lb />into it. By degrees he may come to take small beer or a little\r\n            <lb />wine in his water, but for a long time to come he should be\r\n            <lb />sparing of all fermented or spirituous &amp; his constitution\r\n            <lb />will never bear much freedom in taking strong drink\r\n            <lb />He should quite the <ingredient n=\"14\">opiates</ingredient> he has been using of late, as\r\n            <lb />soon as he can get any tolerable sleep without them.\r\n            <lb />While he continues to take them in any degree he must\r\n            <lb />from time to time take some <action n=\"24\">purgatives</action> as <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>s<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> never be allowed to continue long upon him, but he\r\n            <lb />should be <treatment n=\"30\">purged</treatment> no more than necessity requires.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"165\">Cort. 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This circumstance however does not make\r\n                <lb />me doubt of its still being relieved. It does not appear that the medicines adÂ¬\r\n                <lb />vised have done either good or ill for if I understand your Lordship rightly\r\n                <lb />you had 3 or 4 stools every day when taking the medicines &amp; you conÂ¬\r\n                <lb />tinue to have the same now they are laid aside but as there had been\r\n                <lb />but two days trial of the last you will know more exactly before\r\n                <lb />this comes to hand. At any rate I think it necessary to lay aside the\r\n                <lb />medicines hitherto employed for at least a week or two &amp; against that\r\n                <lb />time I shall expect to hear from your Lordship again. In the meanÂ¬\r\n                <lb />time I have enclosed a prescription which I <del>th</del> desire to be tried.\r\n                <lb />It is a mixture to be taken in the afternoon when the motions \r\n                <lb />are ready to come on ------ After the first motion at whatever\r\n                <lb />time a day it happens <del>be f</del> take 2 little spoonfulls of the MixÂ¬ \r\n                <lb />ture. If after it you have no more motions you are to take no\r\n                <lb />more of the mixture. If after it you have no more motions\r\n                <lb />you are to take 2 or more spoonfuls <del>are to be taken</del> &amp; then\r\n                <lb />no more for that day whatever may happen. But if\r\n                <lb />in spite of <del>the</del> two doses of the Mixture a 3<sup>rd</sup> motion <choice><abbr>s<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />happen take next day 3 table spoonfuls <del>of</del> for a dose\r\n                <lb />after each of the first <del>of the</del> two motions but I would not\r\n                <lb />have the mixture repeated oftener than twice a day. I can\r\n                <lb />say no further at present but as your Lordship has now\r\n                <lb />been too long in the use of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> at night I think <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />dose should be a little increased &amp; if the dose at present\r\n                <lb />does not secure rest in the night I think an increase of \r\n                <lb />the dose absolutely necessary. I can find no fault with any\r\n                <lb />part of your regimen except old Hock after dinner to\r\n                <lb />which I would prefer a little red Port &amp; water. Am happy\r\n                <lb />to find that all the fears we once have had from the fullÂ¬\r\n                <lb />ness of your <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> are now certainly groundless. -----\r\n            </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>10 <choice><abbr>Nov</abbr><expan>November</expan></choice></dateline>\r\n            <signed>W C</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4188, 3, '2013-12-07 14:18:44', 38);
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I know\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> he has often made large quantitys of Pale\r\n            <lb />Urine <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> was occasioned by his drinking, - I coud\r\n            <lb />not learn <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> it immediately preceeded any of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom>, - for <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> future Ill be more attentive to <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Symptom - Especially if a recovery does not happen --\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n     <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        \r\n          <p>  \r\n            \r\n            <lb />In regard to <choice><abbr>Med<sup>l.</sup></abbr><expan>Medical</expan></choice> News Ill trouble you with\r\n              <lb />no more just now <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"10\">Innoculation</treatment> is in\r\n              <lb /><add place=\"above\">some parts of</add> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Country fashionable &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice>a Hint has occur\'d\r\n              <lb />to me that after <condition n=\"72\">Natural Infection</condition> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Disease\r\n              <lb />may be rendered more mild by <condition n=\"72\">artifial Infection</condition>\r\n              <lb />with warm fresh Matter &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <unclear>contrary</unclear> to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n              <lb />general received notion of Danger from acÂ¬\r\n              <lb /><condition n=\"72\">cumulated Infection</condition>, <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> proofs of its <add place=\"above\">success in</add> practice\r\n              <lb />as yet have been few, but just now nine\r\n              <lb />under one roof are undergoing <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> practice &amp;\r\n              <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Event shall be communicated to yo<supplied>u</supplied> <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n              <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> motives <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> induced me to put <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> metho<supplied>d</supplied> in\r\n              <lb />practice. -- -- A woman <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> had taken <ingredient n=\"293\">arsnick</ingredient>\r\n              <lb />was surprisingly brought about by giving a\r\n              <lb /><treatment n=\"9\">Puke</treatment> &amp; working it off with warm <ingredient n=\"341\">Blue-milk</ingredient>,\r\n              <lb />she had taken a large quantity &amp; particles\r\n              <lb />of it was discovered in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Curd after being\r\n              <lb /><treatment n=\"9\">thrown up</treatment> in <del><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice></del> <add place=\"above\">a tubular</add> form <del>of <illegible w=\"1\"/></del> -- -- We have\r\n              <lb />had a deep Snow &amp; a Severe Strom its now gone\r\n              <lb />&amp; we <unclear>have</unclear> surprising fine mild wheather for\r\n              <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> season with Generally a Southwest Wind. --\r\n              <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">Coughs</symptom> are rife throughout <choice><abbr>y<sup>se</sup></abbr><expan>these</expan></choice> parts, <symptom n=\"62\"><add place=\"above\">highly</add> Inflamatory\r\n              <lb />diseases</symptom> are not so frequent as formerly nor not\r\n              <lb />so much so by far as History says they were\r\n              <lb />half a Century ago. Please to say what <subst><del>season</del> <add place=\"above\">time</add></subst> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n              <lb />year is <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> most vacant &amp; Ill then drop you a line,\r\n              <lb />if you come into Yorkshire Pray a Line &amp; Ill meet you.\r\n                                     \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>I am <choice><abbr>D<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Doctor <choice><abbr>Y<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Your</expan></choice> mind &amp;<sup>c</sup></salute>\r\n            <signed>Hugh Marsden</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        </div>\r\n    \r\n        <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n                \r\n            \r\n            <postscript>\r\n                <p>\r\n                    <lb />Please to say what success you have had with\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"112\">Copper</ingredient> &amp; How do you prepare it?\r\n                </p>\r\n                \r\n            </postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> William Cullen\r\n                <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n            <handShift/>\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Marsden <choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> G.\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1777\r\n                <lb />Vvi -- P91-94\r\n            </annot>\r\n        </div>\r\n        \r\n    \r\n</body>', 1348, 3, '2013-12-08 12:58:10', 394),
(1499, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1349\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1349] From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Countess Catharine Elizabeth Gordon (Hanson) (Katherine, of Aberdeen; Lady Aberdeen) (Patient) / 19 January 1777 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Stephen Hall</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2013-03-11\">11 March 2013</date> Last updated by Stephen Hall</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2013-03-11\">11 March 2013</date> XML file created by Stephen Hall</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n        \r\n        <opener>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />Haddo House\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Janry</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 19<sup>th</sup> <u>1777</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n            <salute>Sir</salute>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I had the favour of your letter of the\r\n            <lb />13<sup>th</sup>, for which I returne you my thanks, it was from\r\n            <lb />the great fall of snow, which made the roads in this country\r\n            <lb />atmost unpassable, for some days, that <unclear>aeedssened</unclear> my\r\n            <lb />Last letter, being so long of coming to hand.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Both Lady <choice><abbr>ab<sup>dn_</sup></abbr><expan>Aberdeen</expan></choice> and I. ar much <choice><abbr>oblidg<sup>ed</sup></abbr><expan>oblidged</expan></choice> to you for\r\n            <lb />writing me so fully, on the subgit of her health,\r\n            <lb />she is to begine to the Powders you have ordered her\r\n            <lb />to take, and will sufer the <unclear>fitts</unclear>, when necessary. She is not\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">more costive</symptom> now, than she used to be, before she\r\n            <lb />went to Harrowgate, when the <action n=\"18\">Evacuation</action> took place,\r\n            <lb />the end of <choice><abbr>Sep<sup>tr_</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> and <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r_</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice>, both the quantity, and contiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nuance was much the same as usual.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I only add that I am, with great <unclear>effecui</unclear> -----\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />P:S: I will be glade to have\r\n            <lb />the pleasure of learning\r\n            <lb />from you, if any further\r\n            <lb />occurs to you ---\r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> and most\r\n                <lb />humble Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Aberdeen</signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n                \r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> William Cullen Esq<sup>r_</sup>\r\n            <lb />Physician at Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />--------\r\n            <lb />Aberdeen\r\n            <lb />--------\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1349, 15, '2013-03-11 16:17:36', 121),
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A. <action n=\"31\">Strengthening</action> Mixture, &amp; an <action n=\"5\">Astringent</action> One, his\r\n            <lb />diet of the Milk &amp; Vegetable kind - All which he has since\r\n            <lb />strictly &amp; Uniformly Adhered to - soon After he came here\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"31\">DiarrhÅ“a</symptom> Abated, &amp; the <symptom n=\"28\">sweatings</symptom> soon after dimÂ¬\r\n            <lb />inished, his <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> &amp; breathing for this fortnight\r\n            <lb />past has been remarkable better, till within these\r\n            <lb />three days past was seized with <symptom n=\"35\">spitting of blood</symptom>\r\n            <lb />&amp; the Night following return\'d as the Night before\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If you remember when he consulted you he was\r\n            <lb />accompanied with M<sup>r.</sup> <unclear>Chym</unclear> of Leith who informed\r\n            <lb />you also that he had been complaining of acute\r\n            <lb />pains in his <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"1\">forehead</bodypart>, apprehensions there\r\n            <lb />might be some <condition n=\"20\">Venereal taint</condition> in it as he had had a\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"23\">GonorrhÅ“a</condition> some time before that, these Complaints\r\n            <lb />still continues much in the same way - for these\r\n            <lb />last complaints I have keept him drinking freely\r\n            <lb />of the <ingredient n=\"15\" t=\"15\"><choice><abbr>Decoct. sarsaparill</abbr><expan>Decoction sarsaparilla</expan></choice></ingredient> - knowing it would be of\r\n            <lb />injury to his Pulmonic disease - he has at times\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />been <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> attended with an <symptom n=\"48\">ascidity</symptom> in his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> which I suppose arose from too liberal\r\n            <lb />an Use of the sweet Milk, I gave him two gentle\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"9\">pukes</treatment> since he came here, &amp; Abated the Quantity\r\n            <lb />of Milk &amp; substituted cow Why in its place --\r\n            <lb />When <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> gave him small quantity <ingredient n=\"8\"><choice><abbr>Crem.</abbr><expan>Cream of</expan></choice></ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>tart.</abbr><expan>tartar</expan></choice> which seems to Answer the purpose-----\r\n            <lb />his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse is generally from 96 to 108</symptom>. M<sup>r.</sup> Key\r\n            <lb />&amp; I are very Anxious to receive your further directions\r\n            <lb />which I beg may be done in course, &amp; what other\r\n            <lb />symptoms may Occur Shall be sure of Advising you\r\n            <lb />by\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>Ob<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> Humble <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                <lb />John <u>Short</u>\r\n            </signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />PS Youll please receive a Guinea\r\n            <lb />Note   -  J. S.\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edinb<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n<handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Short <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Key\r\n            <lb />19<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1778\r\n            <lb />8   p. 57\r\n        </p>\r\n</annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1471, 11, '2014-10-13 16:11:44', 77),
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It appears to me that his ailments\r\n       <lb />now entirely depend upon <condition n=\"38\">internall piles</condition>\r\n       <lb />â€“â€“ <bodypart n=\"53\">The Anus</bodypart> in its best state is not with<add place=\"above\">out</add>\r\n        <lb />some little protuberances, and when He\r\n       <lb />goes to stool <condition n=\"38\">the piles</condition> come down in\r\n       <lb />considerable bulk, and <bodypart n=\"16\">the finger</bodypart> perceives\r\n       <lb /><symptom n=\"63\">considerable swellings in <bodypart n=\"53\">the Rectum</bodypart></symptom>. His cheif\r\n        <lb />uneasiness is at going to stool, but when He\r\n        <lb />has a proper <choice><abbr>disch<sup>ge</sup></abbr><expan>discharge</expan></choice> his pain does not\r\n        <lb />continue long &amp; at most other times He is\r\n        <lb />very easy. He is always quite easy during\r\n        <lb />the night &amp; sleeps well. When He is long\r\n        <lb />in an erect posture, He is liable to be uneasy\r\n       <lb />from feeling a pressure upon <bodypart n=\"53\">the anus</bodypart> which\r\n        <lb />is very soon releived by lying down in a\r\n        <lb />horizontall posture â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n <p><lb />The most singular\r\n        <lb />circumstance in the Case is that at dinner\r\n        <lb />as soon as He begins to Eat He has some\r\n    <lb />pain raised shooting down to <bodypart n=\"64\">the bottom\r\n    <lb />of his belly</bodypart> with some pressure on <bodypart n=\"53\">the \r\n        <lb />fundament</bodypart>\r\n     <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <lb />and this is often attended with <symptom n=\"3\">a\r\n        <lb />Sickness</symptom> which prevents his eating\r\n        <lb />so much as He otherwise could some\r\n        <lb />degree of uneasiness continues till towards\r\n     <lb />5 or 6 in the <choice><abbr>Even<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>Evening</expan></choice> when He commonly\r\n        <lb />has a regular stool with the consequences\r\n     <lb />I <choice><abbr>ment<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>mentioned</expan></choice> above. I could mention some\r\n        <lb />other circumstances which tho they\r\n        <lb />are not easily accounted for all concurr\r\n        <lb />in perswading me that Lord Errolls\r\n    <lb />that his cheif &amp; only <choice><abbr>ailm<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>ailment</expan></choice> are <symptom n=\"18\">the\r\n    <lb />internal Tumours in <bodypart n=\"53\">the rectum</bodypart></symptom>\r\n        <lb />I am at a loss to find a means of remeÂ¬\r\n        <lb />dying these &amp; except ordering a regimen\r\n        <lb />I have done little else to which he is extremely\r\n    <lb />observant. â€“ We have <treatment n=\"49\">applied a bandage &amp;\r\n    <lb />Compress to <bodypart n=\"53\">the Rectum</bodypart></treatment> â€“</p>\r\n    </div></body>', 4196, 2, '2013-03-14 15:05:41', 100),
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On the night\r\n       <lb />of the 10<sup><u>th</u></sup> of <choice><abbr>Sept<sup><u>r</u></sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> then next he was suddenly seized <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb /><condition n=\"31\">Hemiplegia</condition> in bed. When he awaked in the morning he\r\n        <lb />found <condition n=\"31\">the power of moveing his whole right side was enÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tirely lost</condition>, tho\' sensation remained entire in it â€“ On the day\r\n        <lb />following I first saw him â€“ <symptom n=\"15\">the pulse in <bodypart n=\"14\">both wrists</bodypart></symptom>\r\n        <lb />was seemingly the same &amp; that natural to him in the\r\n        <lb />best health â€“ <symptom n=\"81\">his speech was impaired a good deal</symptom>. â€“â€“\r\n        <lb />There was besides <symptom n=\"63\">a considerable enlargement of <bodypart n=\"30\">his abdomen</bodypart></symptom>\r\n        <lb />and <condition n=\"16\">a fluctuation of Water could be evidently felt</condition> in it;\r\n        <lb />this was attended with <symptom n=\"27\">scanty Urine</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"24\">a bound <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart></symptom> &amp;\r\n        <lb />observed to come on very gradualy â€“ At this time\r\n       <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />too, he had <symptom n=\"61\">nausea</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"3\">inclination to vomit</symptom>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Judging his Complaint to proceed from Compression on <bodypart n=\"41\">his Brain</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />and seeing so much of <condition n=\"16\">an Hydropic diathesis</condition> I began his\r\n        <lb />treatment with <treatment n=\"4\">Blistering <bodypart n=\"1\">his whole head</bodypart></treatment> &amp; repeating it again\r\n        <lb />&amp; again â€“ /<treatment n=\"11\">he would not allow a perpetual Issue of any kind</treatment>/ \r\n        <lb />&amp; put him upon the use of the following Bolus every night\r\n    <lb /><recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient> â€“ <ingredient n=\"227\">pulv. ScillÃ¦ <unclear>acid</unclear></ingredient> @ g<sup><u>r</u></sup> iij <ingredient n=\"107\">Cons. Ros.</ingredient> q. s. ut\r\n    <lb />f<sup><u>t</u></sup> Bolus â€“â€“</orig> \r\n        <reg>Take 3 grains each of <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"227\">powder of Acid of Squills</ingredient>, and enough <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose Conserve</ingredient> as to make a Bolus</reg>\r\n    </choice></recipe>giving him occasionaly some <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalap</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />and every morning and evening four ounces of the following\r\n     <lb />Infusion\r\n     <recipe><choice>\r\n         <orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"131\">Rad. Raph</ingredient> â€“ <ingredient n=\"16\">Semin Sinap</ingredient> @ â„¥iv cut &amp; bruised \r\n        <lb />&amp; infused for twenty four hours in a Scots pint of BoilÂ¬\r\n         <lb />ing Water â€“â€“   \r\n         </orig> \r\n         <reg>Take 4 ounces each of <ingredient n=\"131\">Radish Root</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"16\">Mustard Seed</ingredient> cut &amp; bruised &amp; infused for twenty four hours in a Scots pint of Boiling Water â€“â€“</reg>\r\n     </choice></recipe> This course, <treatment n=\"37\">with long continued Friction</treatment>, he purÂ¬\r\n        <lb />sisted in for some time, tho\' it was difficult to keep \r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">the Mercury</ingredient> from <bodypart n=\"2\">his mouth</bodypart> â€“ the consequence of which\r\n     <lb />was that <bodypart n=\"64\">his Belly</bodypart> was reduced to the natural size &amp;\r\n        <lb />his urine flowed plentifully â€“ <symptom n=\"1\">his headach</symptom> soon left him,\r\n        <lb />but the <condition n=\"31\">inability of moving his right side</condition> continued as\r\n        <lb />before. </p>\r\n    <p><lb />About the end of <choice><abbr>Oct<sup><u>r</u></sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> there were so little signs of <condition n=\"25\">Serous\r\n        <lb />Plethora</condition> or Compression of any kind on <bodypart n=\"41\">his Brain</bodypart>, that I\r\n        <lb />began to give him such medecines as would promise to\r\n        <lb />do service, when <condition n=\"31\">Palsy</condition> proceeds from Collapse, another\r\n        <lb />cause of <condition n=\"31\">Palsy</condition> I do well remember to have heard\r\n        <lb />when I had the good fortune to be in one in your class\r\n        <lb />and I was the more readily led to this from a reflection\r\n        <lb />on Clynes preceeding course of life â€“â€“ with this view he\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />he got <treatment n=\"21\"><choice><orig>Empl. Calid/</orig><reg>Hot Plaister</reg></choice> applied along <bodypart n=\"36\">his Spine</bodypart></treatment>, &amp; <treatment n=\"21\">long strips three\r\n        <lb />fingers broad of the same plaister applied</treatment> to <condition n=\"31\">the paralytic\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"18\">thigh</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart></condition>, laid on along <bodypart n=\"47\">the course of the most considerÂ¬\r\n            <lb />able nerves</bodypart> â€“ He swallowed <ingredient n=\"16\">white mustardseed</ingredient>, a table\r\n        <lb />spoonfull of it 3<sup><u>ce</u></sup> a day â€“ he used <ingredient n=\"117\">the volatile Liniment</ingredient>;\r\n        <lb />took some <ingredient n=\"225\">Helebore</ingredient> by way of <action n=\"28\">stimulatory</action> &amp; <treatment n=\"9\">now &amp; then\r\n        <lb />a Vomit</treatment> to give a spur as well as to take away a great\r\n        <lb />quantity of ropey stuff that was like to Choak him â€“â€“\r\n        <lb />tho\' much was not expected from it he used at same time\r\n        <lb />some <ingredient n=\"22\" t=\"19\">Valerian Infusion</ingredient> &amp; was indulged in the use of an\r\n        <lb />animal Diet well seasoned, solid &amp; Cordial &amp; generous drink\r\n        <lb />in moderation â€“ A troublesome complaint made its apÂ¬\r\n        <lb />pearance about this time â€“ Very often would he attempt to\r\n        <lb />use the urinal to no manner of purpose â€“ <symptom n=\"27\">sometimes he\r\n        <lb />passed slimey White Urine with great difficulty</symptom> â€“ at other\r\n        <lb />times he would have no Complaint of this sort â€“ <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum\r\n        <lb />arabic</ingredient> dissolved in Boiling Water with some <ingredient n=\"91\" t=\"16\"><choice><orig>Sal nitri</orig><reg>Salts of Nitre</reg></choice></ingredient> â€“â€“\r\n        <lb />served to mitigate this complaint, yet it still continues\r\n        <lb />to return as frequently as ever â€“â€“ A still more â€“â€“\r\n        <lb />troublesome complaint than this I have mentioned disÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tressed him much, some time often commencing this warm\r\n        <lb />course â€“ He was seized with <symptom n=\"57\">very violent &amp; very conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />stant Spasmodic Contractions</symptom> of <condition n=\"31\">his Paralytic <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart> and\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart></condition>, in so much that I was necessitated to give\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <lb />him some <ingredient n=\"58\" t=\"1\">Thebaic Tincture</ingredient> mixed in eight times the same\r\n        <lb />quantity of <ingredient n=\"28\" t=\"1\">Compound Tincture of Castor</ingredient> for some considerÂ¬\r\n        <lb />able time, nor  could he want it for excess of pain\r\n        <lb />till within two months â€“ since which time tho\' he is <symptom n=\"57\">still\r\n        <lb />threatned with spasm</symptom> yet they can be born without\r\n        <lb />medecine. Indeed he has not used a medecine of any\r\n        <lb />kind these two months save some <ingredient n=\"28\"><choice><orig>Ol. Ricini</orig><reg>Castor Oil</reg></choice></ingredient> to prevent\r\n   <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> &amp; Friction â€“ He lives on a solid &amp; Cordial\r\n        <lb />Diet &amp; drinks about a Scots mutchkine of Port in the\r\n        <lb />day â€“ His power of moving <condition n=\"31\">the paralytic <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart></condition> is\r\n        <lb />greater â€“ he can move <bodypart n=\"25\">his Toes</bodypart>, give some motion to the\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"89\">joint</bodypart> at <bodypart n=\"18\">the upper end of the thigh</bodypart> &amp; in one certain\r\n        <lb />direction move <bodypart n=\"12\">his arm</bodypart> a little back â€“ He can be mad<supplied>e</supplied>\r\n        <lb />to take no exercise in a Chair, boat or <treatment n=\"27\">sling</treatment> â€“ He is\r\n        <lb />taken  out of bed by nine o\'Clock a.m., but often, notÂ¬\r\n        <lb />withstanding of all entreaty he lies much longer â€“â€“\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"27\">His Complaints of Urine</symptom> are still very troublesome\r\n        <lb />Upon the whole he is very desirous to have your\r\n        <lb />advice upon his case as is he who shall ever\r\n        <lb />be with the greatest respect</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>Your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> humble\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>Ser<sup><u>t</u></sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n    <signed>Dan Campbell</signed></closer>\r\n    <handShift />\r\n    <postscript><lb />P: S: M<sup>r</sup> Sutherland thinks proper to inform that his case\r\n        <lb />is as follows he complains of <condition n=\"31\">inability or want of power\r\n        <lb />to move <bodypart n=\"17\">his right leg</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"12\">his right arm</bodypart></condition> except as is <choice><abbr>men<sup>td</sup></abbr><expan>mentioned</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />in M<sup>r</sup> Campbells letter also complains that he has no\r\n        <lb />natural passage in <bodypart n=\"64\">his belly</bodypart> or evacuation by stooll\r\n        <lb />He is oblidged to use <ingredient n=\"28\">the castor oill</ingredient> every four nights or when it faills to operate as it severall times does\r\n        <lb />cure ejection by which he obtains a loose Stooll in bed It will appear from the above that he\r\n        <lb />cannot move but is oblidged to be caried from his chair to bed or from bed to chair where he sits 10 hours every day.\r\n    </postscript>\r\n    </div></body>', 1530, 2, '2013-06-17 16:39:15', 166);
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Lochhead.\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb.</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1778.\r\n    <lb />8 p. 69</annot>\r\n    <handShift />\r\n    <opener><salute>Dear Sir</salute></opener>\r\n    <p><lb />I returned here sooner than I expected and yesterday\r\n        <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Marshall gave me your letter â€“ As I am about to leave this\r\n        <lb />country uncertain if I shall ever return I must beg your\r\n        <lb />patience a little farther till I say for the last time what ocÂ¬\r\n        <lb />curs to me on my case</p>\r\n  <p><lb />In summer 73 when I had recovered from <symptom n=\"127\">the Rheumatism</symptom>\r\n        <lb />&amp; the operations that were performed for the more acute disorders\r\n        <lb />I was in order to get fully established in my health sent a long\r\n    <lb />journey <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"4\">for the Bath</ingredient> with <treatment n=\"8\">a supply of injection</treatment> for <condition n=\"20\">the veÂ¬\r\n    <lb />nereal <symptom n=\"46\">runing</symptom></condition> <choice><abbr>wch</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> by this time had <unclear>occured</unclear> â€“ by the various \r\n      <lb />accidents however to <choice><abbr>wch</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I was exposed I got a relapse in\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"127\">the Rheumatism</symptom> &amp; <treatment n=\"8\">the injection</treatment> was of no use in stopping\r\n    <lb />the <symptom n=\"46\">runing</symptom> â€“ In this state I got home in October when <treatment n=\"30\">purgÂ¬\r\n      <lb />ing was renewed</treatment> &amp; <treatment n=\"8\">the injection continued for about 6\r\n        <lb />weeks</treatment>, then <treatment n=\"52\"><ingredient n=\"2\">mercury</ingredient> was tried to a degree that salivated\r\n    <lb />me</treatment> &amp; some was put up <bodypart n=\"55\">the urethra</bodypart> as far as it would go\r\n    <lb />but all to no purpose, or rather to a bad one for <symptom n=\"27\">my urinary\r\n      <lb />complaints</symptom> grew rather worse â€“ In this state <choice><abbr>Janry</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 74 Doctor\r\n        <lb />Bland (a pupil of yours) waited on me. He seems to have\r\n        <lb />taken up the same idea of my case that you now have\r\n        <lb />of it - He directed all medicine to be laid aside, except\r\n    <lb />what should be necessary for preventing <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> â€“ to drink\r\n    <lb />barley water with <ingredient n=\"75\">gum arabic</ingredient> plentifully &amp; occasionally <treatment n=\"8\">to\r\n      <lb />inject</treatment> <ingredient n=\"120\" t=\"3\">a weak solution of sugar of lead</ingredient> &amp; large proportion of\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"75\">the gum</ingredient> â€“ to observe just such a regimen in eating &amp; drink as you\r\n        <lb />now direct, to avoid venery &amp; all exercise to any degree\r\n    <lb />that would heat or fatigue me â€“ &amp; <treatment n=\"7\">not to try bougies</treatment> <choice><abbr>wch</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />were then thought of â€“ By attention to these &amp; keeping warm\r\n    <lb />I found the most sensible good effects in <bodypart n=\"55\">the urethra</bodypart> by\r\n      <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />month of April I found I had gained considerably in regard\r\n        <lb />to the frequency of making water &amp; seemed then to do it with\r\n        <lb />as much or more strength &amp; briskness than I ever since have\r\n        <lb />done â€“ &amp; the weather then setting in warm by May I had nearly\r\n    <lb /><add place=\"above\">got</add> rid of <symptom n=\"127\">all Rheumatick complaints</symptom> â€“ But I broke through\r\n        <lb />his rules too soon &amp; from this time confiding in the train\r\n        <lb />I was in with the summer being before me I gave way to \r\n        <lb />indulgence in living every <add place=\"above\">way</add> <del>nearly</del> nearly as if nothing had\r\n        <lb />ailed me. I continued this way till fall 76 when becoming\r\n    <lb />very impatient under <symptom n=\"27\">my urinary weaknesses</symptom> which\r\n        <lb />had by this time increased much &amp; hoping for absolute\r\n    <lb />releif from <treatment n=\"7\">the Bougie <choice><abbr>wch</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I had made a few attempts with\r\n        <lb />by this time</treatment> but could not succeed I resolved on coming home</p>\r\n<p><lb />Upon the whole it seems that if I either had not used so\r\n  <lb />much of <treatment n=\"8\">the injection</treatment> at first, or used it more properly by\r\n  <lb />not sending it up <bodypart n=\"55\">the urethra</bodypart> so <add place=\"above\">far</add> as it could be sent <choice><abbr>wch</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I was\r\n  <lb />bid to do â€“ or <treatment n=\"7\">had passed a Bougie</treatment> when the disorder was\r\n  <lb />more recent <choice><abbr>wch</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> its plain I might have done as <treatment n=\"12\">the catheter</treatment>\r\n    <lb />then met no resistance â€“ or if after all I did &amp; suffered I\r\n    <lb />had for a much longer time paid great attention to D<sup>r.</sup> Bland\'s\r\n    <lb />directions &amp; never indeed wholly laid them aside â€“ or when\r\n  <lb />I did transgress instead of coming home <treatment n=\"7\">to get the Bougie past</treatment>\r\n    <lb />(<choice><abbr>wch</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I then thought was indispensible) I had recurred to moderÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ation &amp; temperance I am led to beleive it would have been\r\n    <lb />better for me â€“ Thus far I have troubled you again by repeating &amp;\r\n  <lb />supposing â€“ but I go on â€“ <bodypart n=\"55\">The part of the urethra</bodypart> where <treatment n=\"12\">the caÂ¬\r\n    <lb />theter</treatment> meets with <symptom n=\"27\">obstruction</symptom> is about six inches up as near as\r\n    <lb />I can guess it must have got this length I apprehend from my\r\n  <lb />taking pains always to send <treatment n=\"8\">the injection</treatment> up as far as it would\r\n  <lb />go â€“ whether <symptom n=\"27\">this obstruction</symptom> be an <symptom n=\"108\"><u>excrescence</u> <choice><abbr>wch</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> is apt to grow\r\n  <lb />larger</symptom> or a disposition in the part <u>to contract</u> <treatment n=\"7\">without the assissâ€“\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <lb />tance of the Bougie</treatment> to <u>keep under &amp; <treatment n=\"65\">dilate</treatment></u> I know not â€“ But I\r\n    <lb />now come to chief question <choice><abbr>wch</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> arises from your direction as to\r\n  <lb /><treatment n=\"7\">the use of Bougie</treatment> â€“ I <treatment n=\"7\">am not to use the Bougie</treatment> when from any\r\n  <lb />accidental irregularity I may fear <symptom n=\"27\">an increase of obstruction</symptom>\r\n  <lb />I am only to use it in urgent cases &amp; <symptom n=\"27\">when there is pain &amp; difÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ficulty in making water</symptom> â€“ now here is the dilemma this is the\r\n    <lb />very time when I fear I shall not be able to use them â€“ hence\r\n    <lb />arises my anxiety for always having it in my power to pass <choice><abbr>ym</abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> \r\n    <lb />&amp; to know the proper time &amp; degree for using them â€“ After my\r\n    <lb />late journey <add place=\"above\">to &amp;</add> from London when I was so alarmed at not being\r\n    <lb />able to get one past, having then disused <choice><abbr>ym</abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> 6 weeks â€“ it\r\n    <lb />was more to obtain some satisfaction this way than from \r\n  <lb /><symptom n=\"27\">any apparent increase of the obstruction</symptom> â€“ for I could perÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ceive little or no alteration in making water either as to\r\n    <lb />pain difficulty or appearance in the stream â€“ Indeed in\r\n    <lb />Virginia from the time I broke through the rules laid down to\r\n    <lb />me I <symptom n=\"27\">did not feel pain in making water</symptom>, but according as\r\n  <lb />I made more or less free so I recollect <symptom n=\"110\">the incontinence\r\n  <lb />was greater</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"27\">the urine past more slowly</symptom> in a smaller stream\r\n  <lb />&amp; <condition n=\"24\">more strangurously</condition> If I may be allowed the word â€“ since\r\n    <lb />I came home I have got a greater degree of health &amp; strength\r\n    <lb />than I ever had since the commencement of my complaint\r\n  <lb />&amp; perhaps it may be owing to this &amp; <treatment n=\"7\">not the use of Bougie</treatment>\r\n    <lb />that I am now more continent &amp; make water faster tho\r\n    <lb />still with the peculiarity of a broad stream &amp; tendency to\r\n    <lb />divide at the last â€“â€“ or what I have gained may be owing \r\n    <lb />to both â€“â€“ I would then beg to ask whether when from any\r\n    <lb />accident &amp; from cold fatigue intemperance or accidental\r\n  <lb />weakness <bodypart n=\"55\">the urethra</bodypart> as lately <treatment n=\"7\">shall not admit a Bougie</treatment> I\r\n    <lb />should have recourse to &amp; expect releif from a strict attenÂ¬\r\n    <lb />tion\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    <lb />to those rules <add place=\"above\">for temperance &amp; moderation</add> you have laid down &amp; hope by this <bodypart n=\"31\">the part</bodypart> may\r\n  <lb />get restored â€“ or should I also add moderate trials for <treatment n=\"7\">adÂ¬\r\n    <lb />mission of the Bougie</treatment> <del>certain</del> or if there is not absolute\r\n  <lb />certainty of success this way &amp; as <treatment n=\"65\">a mechanical power of\r\n  <lb />dilation</treatment> seems to be <treatment n=\"7\">the confessed use of the Bougie</treatment>\r\n    <lb />should I not endeavour by experience to find out what\r\n  <lb />may be the safest degree of using them when <bodypart n=\"55\">the urethra</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />is in its best state so as to prevent increase of ailments*\r\n    <lb />â€“â€“ I shall not be surprized if you shall not think any answer\r\n    <lb />to this either verbal or written necessary â€“ but that I am\r\n    <lb />just as well as my case will admit to be left with the\r\n    <lb />directions I have had to my own management &amp; experiÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ence â€“â€“ if tho you shall think any thing farther either to\r\n    <lb />be said or written necessary I shall be glad to have it\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>wch</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> will be adding to the obligations I am already under\r\n    <lb />to you â€“ If you chuse to write to sent to M<sup>r</sup> Marshalls any\r\n    <lb />time this fortnight to come will do â€“ or if to see me â€“ I shall\r\n    <lb />be at Mrs <del>Nicholsons</del> Richardson\'s Nicholson Street till\r\n    <lb />Monday next, &amp; always within, except in the evening and\r\n    <lb />betwixt three and five for a walk sometimes â€“ I trouble you\r\n    <lb />with no farther apologie I know &amp; own I have been a teazing\r\n    <lb />troublesome patient but I beleive it has been more owing\r\n    <lb />to the peculiarity of my case than any natural disposiÂ¬\r\n    <lb />tion that way â€“â€“ If anything material should happen me in AÂ¬\r\n    <lb />merica I shall write you from thence â€“ </p>\r\n     <closer><salute>I am Dear Sir\r\n         <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> most <choice><abbr>Obed Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n     <signed>Henry Lochhead</signed>\r\n         <dateline><choice><abbr>Febry</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 24<sup>th</sup> <u>1778</u></dateline></closer>\r\n    <postscript>NB I still call myself Logan</postscript>\r\n    <postscript><lb />* &amp; <choice><abbr>wch</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> with attention to regimen\r\n    <lb />&amp; moderation generally may make the\r\n    <lb />part less easily affected by accidents\r\n    <lb />of any sort â€“</postscript>\r\n    </div></body>', 1496, 2, '2013-10-02 16:11:18', 172),
(1508, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c4203\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:4203] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Colin Robertsone (Robertson) / Regarding: Mrs Keir (of Wester Rhynd) (Patient) / 25 January 1778? / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Marianne Gilchrist</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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Arab.</abbr><expan>Gum Arabic</expan></choice></ingredient> &amp; if\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">the Cough</symptom> is troublesome by a <choice><abbr>freq<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>frequent</expan></choice> tickling proper to employ\r\n        <lb />something thicker of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> mucilaginous kind, such as the\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"75\">Mucilage of <choice><abbr>G Arab</abbr><expan>Gum Arabic</expan></choice></ingredient> made <choice><abbr>accord<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>according</expan></choice> with a 3<sup>d</sup> or a 4<sup>th</sup> part of\r\n        <lb />the <ingredient n=\"49\"><choice><orig>Rob. Samb.</orig><reg>Elder</reg></choice></ingredient> &amp; which may be taken by teaspoonfuls\r\n        <lb />frequently when <symptom n=\"4\">the cough</symptom> is troublesome. The <ingredient n=\"25\"><choice><orig>PilulÃ¦ ScilÂ¬\r\n        <lb />liticÃ¦</orig><reg>Squill Pills</reg></choice></ingredient> may be continued &amp; <unclear>wish</unclear> they could be given in such\r\n        <lb />quantity as to obviate <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> &amp; more <action n=\"12\">Diuretic</action>. These are\r\n        <lb />the remedies I can propose for <symptom n=\"4\">her cough</symptom> &amp; these are some\r\n        <lb />others <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> might be thought of particularly <treatment n=\"9\"><choice><abbr>vomit<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>vomiting</expan></choice></treatment> &amp;\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"1\"><choice><abbr>bleed<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>bleeding</expan></choice></treatment> but from some consideration I am going to mention\r\n        <lb />I cannot think either of them admissible. <symptom n=\"63\">The swelling of <bodypart n=\"24\">the\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />feet</bodypart></symptom>, the state of the urine which I take to be scanty, <symptom n=\"10\">the PalÂ¬\r\n        <lb />pitation</symptom> which she has been liable to for some time &amp; <symptom n=\"12\">the shortÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ness of breathing</symptom> which she has of late complained of, all <unclear>con\r\n            <lb />an</unclear> to give me a suspicion of <condition n=\"16\">water gathering in <bodypart n=\"26\">her breast</bodypart></condition>\r\n        <lb />&amp; tho this suspicion may not at present lead to any measures\r\n        <lb />there is no harm in D<sup>r</sup> Râ€“â€“ attention being directed\r\n        <lb />that way &amp; he must soon discern whether there is any foundation\r\n        <lb />for it or not, &amp; when he can determine either positively or neÂ¬\r\n        <lb />gatively measures must be pursued accordingly. In the mean\r\n        <lb />time have only one advice to offer &amp; it is that if <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> stoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mach</bodypart> does not bear <ingredient n=\"25\">squills</ingredient> in such quantity as to move\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">her belly</bodypart> &amp; <action n=\"12\">promote urine</action>, let the <unclear><ingredient n=\"8\"><choice><abbr>C: Tartâ€“</abbr><expan>Cream of Tartar</expan></choice></ingredient></unclear> be employd \r\n        <lb />for both purposes. When M<sup>rs</sup> Kâ€“ gets tolerable sleep\r\n        <lb />I would <unclear>avoid</unclear> <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient>, but if <symptom n=\"4\">the cough</symptom> becomes <symptom n=\"17\">so freÂ¬\r\n        <lb />quent as almost entirely to prevent sleep</symptom> I think a Dose\r\n        <lb />of <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"12\">Paregoric Elixir</ingredient> both necessary &amp; safe. the Diet\r\n        <lb />at present properly ordered, but if possible let it not be\r\n        <lb />too much of the liquid. If <ingredient n=\"88\">women or Asses milk</ingredient> can\r\n        <lb />neither of them be admitted let her take cows milk mixÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ed with an equal part of water gruel well sweetened with\r\n        <lb />sugar.</p>\r\n    <closer><signed>W C</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 25<sup><u>th</u></sup></dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4203, 9, '2013-03-13 16:54:15', 124),
(1509, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1529\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1529] From: Dr Thomas Stephen / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Miss Jean Innes (Jane) (Patient), Miss Isabella Shaw (Bell Shaw) (Patient) / 4 July 1778 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Marianne Gilchrist</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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Innes\'s\r\n        <lb />death which happend some weeks after I received\r\n    <lb />your letter: she was <symptom n=\"26\">emaciated in the greatest\r\n        <lb />degree</symptom> and mostly confined to bed for some days\r\n        <lb />before she died. I had not an opportunity\r\n    <lb />of examining <bodypart n=\"26\">the Thorax</bodypart> but doubt not had\r\n    <lb />that been done <bodypart n=\"43\">the Lungs</bodypart> would have appeard\r\n        <lb />greatly diseased</p>\r\n        <closer><salute><lb />I am with the greatest respect\r\n <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n<lb />your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> Humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n        <signed>Tho<sup>s</sup> Stephen</signed></closer></div>\r\n<div>\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n  <p><lb />D<sup>r</sup> Cullen\r\n      <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></p>\r\n<handShift />\r\n    <annot><lb />Stephen â€“â€“ Elgin\r\n        <lb />Miss Bell Shaw\r\n        <lb />July. 1778.\r\n        <lb />IX. 18.</annot></div>\r\n    <div><pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <opener><dateline>Elgin 4<sup>th</sup> <u>July 1778</u></dateline></opener>\r\n<p><lb />Miss Bell Shaw is aged about forty two, of a weak\r\n        <lb />puny constitution, and has been for many years subÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ject to <condition n=\"21\">nervous complaints</condition>. When I was first calld\r\n    <lb />to visit her, viz. about May 1776, she complaind of <symptom n=\"1\">severe\r\n        <lb />Headachs</symptom>, keeping no particular periods of return, with <symptom n=\"61\">nauÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sea</symptom>, frequent pains in <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart>, and <symptom n=\"8\">want of appetite</symptom>.\r\n    <lb />She was <symptom n=\"24\">generally costive</symptom>, and her urine for the most part clear,\r\n        <lb />regular as to the Menses, and has continued so to this date.\r\n    <lb /><treatment n=\"8\">Injections</treatment> and <action n=\"21\">gentle laxatives</action> of <ingredient n=\"9\" t=\"1\">Rhubarb in tincture</ingredient>,\r\n    <lb />or wine, and sometimes <ingredient n=\"270\">Magnesia</ingredient>, were advised to keep\r\n    <lb />her easy in her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>. <ingredient n=\"22\" t=\"19\">Valerian infusion</ingredient>, was substituted in\r\n    <lb />the place of common tea, and <symptom n=\"45\">when low and faint</symptom>, she took\r\n    <lb />some drops of <ingredient n=\"28\" t=\"1\"><choice><orig>Tinct. Castor comp.</orig><reg>Compound Tincture of Castor</reg></choice></ingredient> and when the pain in\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart> was more than ordinary severe, <ingredient n=\"58\">a few drops of\r\n        <lb />Laudanum</ingredient> were occasionally added to the tincture. Her diet\r\n        <lb />was ordered to be of a light and nourishing kind, and she\r\n        <lb />was forbid any thing heavy, or flatulent. For drink, wine and\r\n    <lb />water, and as before observd, <ingredient n=\"22\" t=\"19\">valerian Infusion</ingredient>, in place of ordiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />nary Tea. Airings on horseback, and gentle exercise without\r\n        <lb />doors, when the weather permitted were enjoind. Miss Bell\r\n        <lb />kept in tolerable health, during the summer, and I did not\r\n        <lb />prescribe for her again, till the end of 1776 or beginning of \r\n        <lb />\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <lb />seventy seven; about that time she lost her Father, and her\r\n    <lb />complaints particularly <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom>, and uneasiness about <bodypart n=\"46\">the\r\n        <lb />stomach</bodypart>, with <symptom n=\"17\">want of sleep became extremely distressing</symptom>, she\r\n    <lb />frequently too <symptom n=\"45\">fell into low fainting fits</symptom>, which lasted from ten\r\n        <lb />minutes, to a quarter or half an hour, during which times\r\n        <lb />she was entirely insensible, to what passed about her, neverÂ¬\r\n    <lb />theless, the motion of <bodypart n=\"42\">the heart</bodypart>, went on much as usual, as\r\n        <lb />did respiration, only more low and slow than at other times.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />She took for the above complaints, as small dose <ingredient n=\"26\"><choice><orig>Pulv. IpeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cacuan.</orig><reg>Ipecacuanha Powder</reg></choice></ingredient>, had various medicines of the <action n=\"3\">Nervous and AntispasÂ¬\r\n      <lb />modic kind</action>, as <ingredient n=\"5\">AsafÅ“tida</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"22\">Valerian</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"67\">Ether</ingredient> rubbd\r\n            <lb />on <bodypart n=\"63\">the temples</bodypart>, <treatment n=\"4\">Blisters applied to <bodypart n=\"28\">the back</bodypart></treatment> &amp;c; but what\r\n      <lb />seemd of most service, was <ingredient n=\"58\">a dose of Laudanum</ingredient> every night\r\n     <lb />at bedtime. <ingredient n=\"1\">The Bark</ingredient> too, was given, and by the month\r\n        <lb />of June she began to eat her victuals with some degree of apÂ¬\r\n    <lb />petite, was pretty free of <symptom n=\"1\">the Headachs</symptom>, slept without having\r\n     <lb />recourse to <ingredient n=\"14\">her opiate</ingredient>, and upon the whole enjoyed a tolerable\r\n        <lb />state of health. In this manner she continued till the end of last\r\n    <lb />year or beginning of this, when <symptom n=\"1\">her headach</symptom> &amp;c returnd, with\r\n    <lb />the adition of pain in <bodypart n=\"26\">her breast</bodypart>, <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of breathing</symptom>, and\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>. Tho I was <treatment n=\"1\">in some measure averse to bleeding her</treatment>, yet\r\n    <lb />the urgency of these symptoms, <symptom n=\"15\">frequency of pulse</symptom>, and such\r\n            <lb />as I thought indicated bleeding, <treatment n=\"1\">induc\'d me to draw about\r\n            <lb />five ounces from <bodypart n=\"12\">her arm</bodypart></treatment>; which gave her ease and <symptom n=\"12\">the difÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ficulty of breathing</symptom> yielded soon after entirely, to <treatment n=\"4\"> blister,\r\n    <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n    <lb />applied to <bodypart n=\"26\">the breast</bodypart></treatment>. <symptom n=\"1\">Her Headachs</symptom>, <symptom n=\"17\">watching</symptom>, <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach comÂ¬\r\n        <lb />plaints</bodypart>, and <symptom n=\"45\">low fits</symptom>, continued after <symptom n=\"12\">the difficulty of breathÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing</symptom> and <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> went off, and she was treated for them in a manÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ner similar to that of the former year â€“â€“ In the end of May\r\n        <lb />was sent for again to see this Patient, who had for three\r\n        <lb />or four weeks before been distressd, with a new complaint,\r\n        <lb />and for which in particular you are now consulted.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />She told me that from the above period, she found <symptom n=\"104\">the greatÂ¬\r\n     <lb />est difficulty in swallowing any solid food</symptom>, and indeed liquids\r\n     <lb />gave her pain, that the part paind was <bodypart n=\"98\">a little above the\r\n     <lb />scrobiculus cordis</bodypart>, and that the pain was constant, and\r\n     <lb />she had not been free of it for some months, tho it had\r\n     <lb />not been any hindrance, to her getting her food down, to <bodypart n=\"46\">her\r\n     <lb />stomach</bodypart> till lately â€“ that it was not paind to the touch outÂ¬\r\n     <lb />wardly, neither did it seem owing to <symptom n=\"114\">any rawness</symptom> or <symptom n=\"121\">excoriÂ¬\r\n     <lb />ation of the part</symptom>, as she was not sensible, of being more uneasy, from\r\n     <lb />drinking liquids that were more hot than ordinary, than when she drank\r\n     <lb />them almost cold; neither is she subject to <symptom n=\"29\">sour belchings</symptom>, which\r\n            <lb />might perhaps produce <symptom n=\"139\">a tenderness of the part</symptom>. I desird\r\n     <lb />her upon first hearing of this complaint, to live mostly on Broth,\r\n     <lb />boild Sago, and such kind of food, as was most likely to slide\r\n     <lb />easily down into <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart>, and give least pain, and for some\r\n     <lb />days ward giving any medicine â€“â€“ <symptom n=\"104\">The pain however and\r\n     <lb />difficulty to the passage of the food still continued</symptom>, in so much,\r\n     <lb />that the people of the house who are about her, declare, she\r\n     <lb />will not in the space of twenty four hours, swallow, two ounces\r\n     <lb />of any kind of food. Perhaps there may be in this account,\r\n     <lb />some little exaggeration, and Im the more ready to think\r\n     <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n     <lb />that may be the case, as her Menses still continue, and\r\n     <lb /><bodypart n=\"8\">her face</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart> are not so greatly changd, as might\r\n     <lb />be expected â€“ <symptom n=\"15\">her pulse too is pretty firm (and in point\r\n     <lb />of frequency about 80 in the Minute)</symptom> Nevertheless, it is\r\n     <lb />most certain, that the pain is very great, when the food gets\r\n     <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">near the mouth of the stomach</bodypart>, and she seldom retains what\r\n    <lb />she gets into it long, without <symptom n=\"3\">reaching</symptom> and great uneasiness.</p>\r\n<p><lb />To the pain <del>been</del> continued so long and so fixd, to one\r\n    <lb />part, and constant, I imagind it <symptom n=\"57\">could not be from spasm</symptom>,\r\n    <lb />and have suspected <symptom n=\"18\">some tumour, <bodypart n=\"106\">a little above the Cardia</bodypart></symptom>,\r\n    <lb />to be the cause, of <symptom n=\"104\">the difficult passage of the food</symptom>, into <bodypart n=\"46\">the\r\n     <lb />stomach</bodypart> â€“â€“ And viewing it in that light, have given some\r\n    <lb />doses of the <ingredient n=\"57\"><choice><orig>Pulv. 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CicutÃ¦</orig><reg>Powdered FÅ“tid Cicuta</reg></choice></ingredient> â€“ The quantity begun with,\r\n     <lb />was two grains twice a day, and it is now increasd to\r\n     <lb />16 in the 24 hours, without any particular effect, she has\r\n    <lb />been sensible of, farther than that <symptom n=\"68\">she thinks <subst><del><unclear>thirst</unclear></del><add place=\"above\">it</add></subst> makes\r\n     <lb />her thirsty</symptom> â€“â€“ Any further information <subst><del>can</del><add place=\"above\">I can give in</add></subst> answer\r\n     <lb />to any queries you may be pleasd to put, you may\r\n     <lb />depend on</p>\r\n        <closer><signed>Tho<sup>s</sup> Stephen</signed></closer>\r\n <postscript><p><lb />P S Since writing the above Miss B. informs me that in supporting\r\n     <lb />her Father when on his death bed she overstrained herself and felt\r\n     <lb />a pain at that time <bodypart n=\"98\">in the part she now complains so much of</bodypart> and\r\n        <lb />that some days after his death when she was in great grief and fell into a fit of\r\n        <lb />crying, she felt <condition n=\"56\">as if something <u>within</u> her in the above part had burst</condition>\r\n     <lb />and that in a little after <symptom n=\"3\">she <u>vomited</u> about <bodypart n=\"48\">a spoonfull of blood</bodypart></symptom> and that the\r\n     <lb />part has been always pained since â€“â€“ I thought it best to give you notice of\r\n     <lb />the above as perhaps it may throw some light on her case.</p></postscript>\r\n        <closer><signed>T S</signed></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n<div>\r\n    <p><lb />To D<sup>r</sup> Cullen</p>\r\n</div></body>', 1529, 9, '2013-03-13 16:59:06', 150),
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It is a\r\n        <lb />suite of <condition n=\"8\">the irregular and large menstruation</condition> she\r\n        <lb />was formerly liable to &amp; depends upon a \r\n        <lb />particular condition of <bodypart n=\"34\">the Uterus</bodypart> at her time of\r\n        <lb />life. it is hoped that advancing years will do\r\n        <lb />her service but that is distant and uncertain &amp;\r\n        <lb />I have known the Disease in the mean time prove\r\n        <lb />fatal - <symptom n=\"77\">So long as the discharge is <add place=\"above\">a</add> white</symptom>\r\n        <lb />and somewhat <del>acrid</del> viscid liquor in moderate <choice><abbr>qty</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />it may be pretty safe; but if it changes to <symptom n=\"46\">a copious\r\n        <lb />greenish <del>matter</del> Water</symptom> it is very dangerous â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />The pains in <bodypart n=\"28\">the Back</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"59\">Loins</bodypart> &amp; shew an\r\n        <lb />irritation and increased action of <bodypart n=\"57\">the Vessels</bodypart> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />makes <del>it</del> me think that <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> are not only\r\n        <lb /><action n=\"27\">necessary to procure sleep</action> but may be also\r\n        <lb />a fundamental Remedy in the Disease &amp;\r\n        <lb />I should be willing to try not only the <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n        <lb />but a strong <ingredient n=\"120\" t=\"3\">Solution of Sacch Saturn</ingredient> â€“\r\n        <lb />applied in <del>Cloah</del> Cloaths to <bodypart n=\"59\">the Loins</bodypart> â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n  <p><lb />According to the notions I have of the operation\r\n      <lb />of <ingredient n=\"252\">Cantharides</ingredient> suited to cases of <symptom n=\"54\">pure debility</symptom> I should\r\n        <lb />think them improper in your present Patient â€“\r\n      <lb />The <action n=\"29\">Tonic Remedies</action> have a Chance to be usefull,\r\n      <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n      <lb />but the simply <action n=\"5\">Astringent</action> and <action n=\"25\">Cooling</action> I would \r\n      <lb />prefer &amp; therefore <ingredient n=\"250\">the Allum</ingredient> to either <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> or\r\n      <lb /><ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeates</ingredient> â€“ To what length you have gone it with\r\n        <lb />it I cannot exactly judge but I think you may\r\n      <lb />go as far as <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart> easily bears, and I have\r\n        <lb />gone to a Dram in the day in divided Doses; &amp;\r\n        <lb />not continued for many days together â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />I suppose that <symptom n=\"36\">the Catarrhal <choice><abbr>Comp<sup>ts.</sup></abbr><expan>Complaints</expan></choice></symptom> exclude\r\n        <lb />the use of cold bathing; but there is one Remedy\r\n        <lb />which I think iadapted to both <symptom n=\"36\">the Catarrhal</symptom>\r\n        <lb />&amp; <bodypart n=\"34\">Uterine</bodypart> <choice><abbr>Comp<sup>ts.</sup></abbr><expan>Complaints</expan></choice> &amp; that is a Voyage of some\r\n        <lb />length; but if the season or other circumstances prevent\r\n        <lb />this a Journey in a carriage might be substituted especiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ally when the Season is further advanced and in the mean\r\n        <lb />time I suppose you have advised some degree of this sort\r\n        <lb />of Exercise â€“ I dare say you have ordered the Diet\r\n        <lb />very properly, and I have only to say that very much\r\n        <lb />of a milk Diet might be proper â€“â€“â€“â€“ Tho I have\r\n        <lb />said above that I prefer <ingredient n=\"250\">the Allum</ingredient> to <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />I still think that <ingredient n=\"250\">the Allum</ingredient> might be given in\r\n        <lb />the form of <ingredient n=\"1\">a Bark Electuary</ingredient> &amp; if you have <ingredient n=\"114\">the\r\n        <lb />Kino</ingredient> it may be either an ingredient in the <choice><abbr>Elect<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>Electuary</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />or a portion of <ingredient n=\"114\" t=\"1\">its Tincture</ingredient> might be put into any\r\n        <lb />liquor <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> you employ to wash down the Electuary â€“â€“\r\n        <lb />Lord Erroll continues well &amp;c.</p>\r\n    <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 2 <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1778. â€“â€“â€“â€“</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4210, 2, '2013-10-03 13:22:24', 135);
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I would\r\n        <lb />prefer milk fresh from the cow to boiled milk\r\n        <lb />but <del>if</del> the milk lately taken from the cow may be\r\n        <lb />warmed if this is more agreable than cold. If\r\n        <lb />plain milk shall not digest easily or if it induce\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> he may take milk mixed with an equal\r\n        <lb />part of thin water gruel and well sweetened with\r\n        <lb />sugar or honey. This will digest more easily and\r\n        <lb />prove <symptom n=\"24\">less binding</symptom></p>\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <p><lb />At dinner he may take a bit of any plain\r\n        <lb />meat roasted or boiled avoiding very fat meat\r\n        <lb />of any kind and those meats to which he knows\r\n        <lb />to prove heavy on <bodypart n=\"46\">his stomach</bodypart>. 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Short. <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Kay.\r\n        </head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I was very doubtfull about the event of his Disease\r\n            <lb />but from the abatement of <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> <symptom n=\"12\">DyspnÅ“a</symptom> <symptom n=\"31\">DiarrhÅ“a</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and <symptom n=\"28\">sweatings</symptom> I should have concieved good hopes but\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"35\">Spitting of blood</symptom> must give us new fears ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It is this symptom we only can attend to at present\r\n            <lb />&amp; if his strength will any ways bear it, he must\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">take a little blood</treatment> from his <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart>-- You will-\r\n            <lb />do best to take but a little at a time and rather\r\n            <lb />repeat it in a day or two after --- You must take\r\n            <lb />care that he is not kept too warm in his Chamber\r\n            <lb />&amp; the only medicine I would advise at present is\r\n            <lb />the free use of Acids and particularly the <ingredient n=\"108\">Vitriolic</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />properly diluted. - Continue to keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> <choice><abbr>reg<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice> by\r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"8\"><choice><abbr>Crem. 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she takes rum &amp; new milk\r\n            <lb />in the mornings; and is very earnest to have asses milk, as she thought\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />she found a deal of relief by it on Summer; And beg leave to tell you that the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> is\r\n            <lb />no new thing especially in the winter season, tho, she generally had a healthy florid look-\r\n            <lb />And she desires me to tell you that the Child was, and is pretty strong ; if <add place=\"above\">you</add> can think of\r\n            <lb />any medicine, regimen &amp; c that will do her good, you will oblige him who cannot\r\n            <lb />recompense you, but only by sincerely subscribing himself, Dear Sir/\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute><lb />Your most obedient &amp; very humÂ¬\r\n                <lb />ble Servant</salute><signed>Henry Elliott</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <dateline>\r\n            <lb />Fowberry near Bambro,\r\n            <lb />Feb 26. 1778.\r\n        </dateline>\r\n    </div>\r\n <div>\r\n<pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n<handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Rev<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>Reverend M<sup>r</sup></expan></choice> Elliott\r\n            <lb />26 Feb 1778\r\n            <lb />8  p. 72:\r\n        </p>\r\n</annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1498, 3, '2013-10-07 23:22:41', 77),
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How this operates in the <bodypart n=\"41\">Brain</bodypart> and what peculiar state\r\n            <lb />exists there I dare not determine, but the effects of <symptom n=\"6\">Torpor</symptom> appear\r\n            <lb />especially and as usually in the <bodypart n=\"82\">Alimentary Canal</bodypart>, occasioning\r\n            <lb />both <symptom n=\"8\">want of appetite</symptom> and a very Slow <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> and it is possible,\r\n            <lb />that this last may be the <del>whole</del> sole cause of the Symptoms\r\n            <lb />which appear about the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This is all I can say about the Pathology of this Case \r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />and I wish I could be more clear and certain with respect to\r\n            <lb />the cure. You have certainly done right in studying to remove\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>. I am sorry that his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> has rejected the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"28\">Castor Oil</ingredient>. Have you tried it with <ingredient n=\"288\">Rum</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"247\">Juice of Lemon</ingredient>?\r\n            <lb />Failing the <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor Oil</ingredient> you have tried what was next most proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />bable, that is the <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetics</ingredient> but if these dont answer in a small\r\n            <lb />dose I seldom find benefit by enlarging it, or by adding the more\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"24\">Drastic Purgatives</action> especially when a lage dose of these\r\n            <lb />is also necessary. You made a probable trial also by <ingredient n=\"18\">Sea \r\n            <lb />Water</ingredient>, and you now also propose a proper measure in the\r\n            <lb />trial of the <ingredient n=\"12\">Cheltenham</ingredient>, but I must say, that after the failÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing of the <ingredient n=\"18\">Salt Water</ingredient>, I shall not be certain of the <ingredient n=\"12\">Cheltenham</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />succeeding. However it is not far off and he will be the better\r\n            <lb />of the journey and for being removed from business. If the \r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"12\">Cheltenham</ingredient> fails I would advise him to try the <ingredient n=\"12\">Harriwgate</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />which is certainly more powerfull and I have had very great\r\n            <lb />success with it in correcting some obstinately <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> habits\r\n            <lb />and <symptom n=\"1\">headachs</symptom> depending upon it, and if you had not already\r\n            <lb />advised the <ingredient n=\"12\">Cheltenham</ingredient> I should have advised the <ingredient n=\"12\">CheltenÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ham</ingredient> first.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Whither he employs the <ingredient n=\"12\">Cheltenham</ingredient> or the <ingredient n=\"12\">Harrigate</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />if they do not operate in a moderate quantity not exceeding\r\n            <lb />three Pints, I would not advise him to persist in the use\r\n            <lb />of them; but at the same, he must not despair till he has\r\n            <lb />tried them for a week or two at least. I mean to say that\r\n            <lb />if they have any effect at all he must not despair of\r\n            <lb />their effects in changing his habits, till he has tried them\r\n            <lb />for the time I have mentioned.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For otherwise mending his constitution I <del>would</del> <add place=\"above\">would</add>\r\n            <lb />advise of his taking advantage of this Season to quit business\r\n            <lb />very entirely, and therefore to remove to the Country &amp; to take\r\n            <lb />gentel Exercise on horseback, but always withing the bounds\r\n            <lb />of any fatigue and therefore never to the length of Journeys\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />you have mentioned his lately trying.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Every Evening or every second evening between six and seven\r\n            <lb />o, Clock I would have him to go into a warm bath heated\r\n            <lb />to 90 deg. Farenheit. and let him remain in this from half\r\n            <lb />an hour to an hour, taking care that when he remains\r\n            <lb />in it long, the Temperature of the bath be kept up to\r\n            <lb />the due degree. After coming out of this bath let him\r\n            <lb />have his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> well dried and put on his ordinary Clothes\r\n            <lb />but keep to his Chambers for the rest of the Evening.\r\n            <lb />Please observe that these measures of avoiding business\r\n            <lb />of riding and bathing are very compatible with his trying\r\n            <lb />of other <ingredient n=\"12\">Chiltenham</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"12\">Harrigate</ingredient> and I only mean, that he\r\n            <lb />takes to a Country habitation when these trials are over.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If in these trails he shall find that <del>there</del> these Saline\r\n            <lb />Waters are effectual and usefull <action n=\"21\">Laxatives</action> he may in any\r\n            <lb />part of the Country continue the same remedy by employing\r\n            <lb />the following Solutions. -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"125\">Tart. Sol.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"95\">Sal. Gl.</ingredient> @ â„¥ij <ingredient n=\"222\">Sal. marin\r\n                    <lb />Hispan</ingredient> â„¥j Aq. font. â„¥xii. Solve et per chartam cola - 2 3 or 4 spfulls\r\n                    <lb />in a quart of Spring water every morg. --------\r\n                </orig>\r\n           \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"95\">Glauber\'s Salts</ingredient>, two ounces \r\n                    of each; an ounce of <ingredient n=\"222\">Spanish sea-Salt</ingredient>, twelve ounces of spring Water. Dissolve and strain through\r\n                    paper. Two, three or four spoonfuls in a quart of Spring water every morning. \r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I hope this exercise will give him more appetite &amp; I shall think that his eating \r\n            <lb />fully to what his appetite &amp; <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> will admitt of will be of service to his <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />and that his eating 3 or 4 times a day will <choice><abbr>ans<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>answer</expan></choice> better than less frequent meals. Let\r\n            <lb />part of his meal be generally a little pretty strong soup &amp; if his digestion admitts of it\r\n            <lb />he should always have some Vegetables such as the season presents boiled <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> his\r\n            <lb />Soup. In such constitutions the Effect of Vegetables is uncertain but I expect they\r\n            <lb />will agree with him and if they do I would have him to use them freely &amp; those\r\n            <lb />especially which he finds <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> as I find Spinach to be with most people for the\r\n            <lb />rest he may take at Dinner a bit of any plain meat he likes best, &amp; after it he\r\n            <lb />may take of any fruit the Seeson affords but with a little wine rather than\r\n            <lb />milk - for Drink at Dinner he should take small Beer or fresh drawn Cows milk whey\r\n            <lb />For Breakfast he may Tea &amp; Bread&amp;butter as usual. Tea &amp; not too strong maybe\r\n            <lb />taken largely both in the <choice><abbr>morng</abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> &amp; afternoon. When I say that Tea is not to\r\n            <lb />be taken strong you will understand that I make little difference between Green\r\n            <lb />and Bohea but the last is the Safest for supper let him take from a pint to\r\n            <lb />a quart of new drawn Cows milk whey with what bread is agreeable I would\r\n            <lb />choose some kind of sweet bread as Spunge bisquet or Diet loaf providing\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />this diet I proved upon the supposition that he is troubled <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> no <symptom n=\"48\">dyspeptic</symptom>\r\n            <lb />Symptoms as you have taken no notice of them in your State of the\r\n            <lb />case. If it is otherways I would perhaps make some change in my \r\n            <lb />advice with respect to diet. In no part of my advice I have said how\r\n            <lb />long the particular measures recommended are to be continued because I\r\n            <lb />think that must be entirely regulated bu the Effects and the <unclear>effects</unclear>\r\n            <lb />too if you shall please to advise me of them may also enable\r\n            <lb />me to make a more proper Judgement. I am obliged to you for\r\n            <lb />communicating to me your judicious management of the case of <condition n=\"74\">irritability</condition>\r\n            <lb />I have frequently found growing lads irritable and liable to Symptoms\r\n            <lb /> of <condition n=\"40\">Chorea</condition> and your patients <symptom n=\"81\">Stammering</symptom> was of that kind <ingredient n=\"143\">Zinc</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />has proved with me an uncertain remedy but the Cold baths I have\r\n            <lb />always found usefull.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> May. 1778</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4251, 2, '2013-03-25 14:52:05', 135),
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the\r\n        <lb />Virus of which has at least continued\r\n        <lb />till within these six weeks for it is no\r\n        <lb />longer since <condition n=\"32\">the Ulcer upon <bodypart n=\"2\">the Velum</bodypart></condition>,\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />a symptom I see you consider as a\r\n        <lb />sure mark, disappeared â€“</p>\r\n  <p><lb />I greatly suspect this Virus\r\n        <lb />does still exist for tho this last return\r\n        <lb />did not reach the height of producing\r\n      <lb /><condition n=\"32\">ulcers upon <bodypart n=\"92\">the Tonsils</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"2\">Velum</bodypart></condition>, yet,\r\n      <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> being taken for these six days\r\n      <lb />by-past, <symptom n=\"62\">the inflammation of <bodypart n=\"9\">the fauces</bodypart>\r\n      <lb />and <bodypart n=\"2\">Velum</bodypart></symptom> has accordingly abated and\r\n      <lb />the Pain in swallowing and of <bodypart n=\"126\">the ThyÂ¬\r\n        <lb />roid Cartilage</bodypart> is entirely removed â€“â€“\r\n      <lb />I have seen <condition n=\"32\">ulcers upon <bodypart n=\"2\">the inside of\r\n      <lb />the Cheeks, tongue, gums</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"4\">lips</bodypart></condition> ocÂ¬\r\n      <lb />casioned by <ingredient n=\"2\">mercury</ingredient>; but then these instead\r\n      <lb />of being cured by <ingredient n=\"2\">a continuation of the \r\n        <lb />mercury</ingredient> were always increased â€“â€“ Whereas\r\n        <lb />all our symptoms have ever yielded to\r\n        <lb />this medicine and in an exact proportion\r\n        <lb />to the quantity and the time of it\'s admiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />nistration and again made their appearÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ance a little after it\'s remission and\r\n        <lb />when it\'s effects were going or gone off â€“\r\n      <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />which is quite opposite to the usual\r\n        <lb />Course of Cause and Effect â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb /><condition n=\"32\">The present ulcer</condition> is not situated as formerÂ¬\r\n         <lb />ly at the Connection with <bodypart n=\"31\">the Penis</bodypart> but\r\n         <lb />near to <bodypart n=\"31\">the lower edge of the prepuce</bodypart>, a\r\n        <lb />place where I have never seen <symptom n=\"121\">excoriations</symptom>\r\n        <lb />produced â€“ <condition n=\"32\">the ulcer itself</condition> is in breadth\r\n        <lb />equal to a herring scale and surrounded by\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"62\">an inflammation of a deep red cherry colour</symptom>\r\n        <lb />â€“ its particular appearance or look is not\r\n        <lb />easily described but I am persuaded were\r\n        <lb />you to see it you would at once <choice><orig>ex facie</orig><reg>from its appearance</reg></choice> <condition n=\"20\">deÂ¬\r\n        <lb />termine it to be venereal</condition> â€“â€“ Today this\r\n        <lb />ulcer <add place=\"above\">too</add> appears a good deal better â€“â€“</p>\r\n <p><lb />Thus sir I have been as distinct a<supplied>s</supplied>\r\n        <lb />has been possible for me in giving my reasons\r\n     <lb />for considering M<sup>r.</sup> Orr\'s <condition n=\"20\">Complaints as still proÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ceeding from a Venereal Cause</condition> â€“ I wish I could\r\n        <lb />be more so but I hope I have said enough to\r\n        <lb />alter your opinion and to point out, after so\r\n     <lb />many dissappointments, the necessity of <ingredient n=\"2\">conÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tinuing the use of mercury</ingredient> â€“â€“ I hope this beÂ¬\r\n        <lb />cause I am myself strongly convinced of it â€“ but\r\n        <lb />if you remain of your former opinion we will\r\n        <lb />forthwith proceed to follow your advice â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <closer><salute><lb />I am Sir\r\n    <lb />with great respect\r\n        <lb />your most humble <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n    <signed>Alex<sup>r.</sup> Taylor</signed></closer>\r\n</div><div>\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    \r\n    <p><lb />To\r\n        <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> W<sup>m.</sup> Cullen\r\n        <lb />professor of Medicine\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></p>\r\n<handShift />\r\n    <annot><lb />Case of M<sup>r</sup> Orr\r\n    <lb />of Paisley.\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb.</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1778\r\n    <lb />8 p. 67</annot>\r\n</div></body>', 1492, 3, '2014-06-05 20:44:11', 92);
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The nursing\r\n        <lb />always seemed to agree well with Her. â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Her Menses have been regular till the last\r\n        <lb />period, when they did not appear as usual. â€“â€“</p>\r\n  <p><lb />From a prejudice at medicines, she\r\n        <lb />concealed the present complaint for some time,\r\n        <lb />&amp; thereby I am rendered unable to describe the\r\n        <lb />beginning or progress of them with any certainty\r\n        <lb />previous to my first seeing M<sup>rs</sup> Sinclair, which\r\n        <lb />was a fortnight ago, at the earnest desire of her\r\n        <lb />Friends, &amp; contrary to her own inclination â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />I was then informed that she <add place=\"above\">had</add> been <symptom n=\"26\">losing\r\n        <lb />her flesh</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"91\">colour</symptom> gradually for some months. That\r\n        <lb />she had <symptom n=\"4\">a slight Cough</symptom>, &amp; <symptom n=\"31\">a degree of Looseness</symptom> for some\r\n     <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />weeks past.</p>\r\n  <p><lb />After attending Her a few Days I observe the followÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ing appearances.</p>\r\n  <p><lb />Thro\' the Day, but much more in the night time,\r\n      <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">She coughs up a good deal of clear Phlegm</symptom>, &amp; along with\r\n        <lb />it, but distinct from it, at each time a small\r\n        <lb />quantity of thick yellowish matter.</p>\r\n    <p><lb /><symptom n=\"4\">After coughing</symptom>, or even moderate motion of the\r\n        <lb />body, <symptom n=\"12\">her Breathing is sensibly affected, &amp; becomes\r\n        <lb />very uneasy</symptom>, &amp; sometimes there is a slight pain\r\n      <lb />in <bodypart n=\"26\">the left side of the thorax</bodypart>, but this last less\r\n        <lb />now than formerly.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />In the morning &amp; forenoon, the Heat of her body\r\n        <lb />is of a natural temperature, &amp; <symptom n=\"15\">the Pulse not above\r\n        <lb />70 or 75.</symptom> â€“â€“ About mid-day <symptom n=\"20\">a sense of Cold comes\r\n      <lb />on</symptom>, &amp; I have twice seen it arise to <symptom n=\"2\">a considerÂ¬\r\n       <lb />able tremor</symptom>: thro\' the afternoon <symptom n=\"21\">She is very\r\n        <lb />warm</symptom>, &amp; <symptom n=\"15\">her Pulse very quick, tho\' always weak,\r\n        <lb />but returning to its natural motion</symptom> thro\' the\r\n        <lb />night. 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Ass milk\r\n     <lb />was tried &amp; discontinued as it <symptom n=\"31\">seemed to increase the\r\n        <lb />purging</symptom>. â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Some time ago <treatment n=\"9\">she took a vomit</treatment> at the desire\r\n       <lb />of an acquaintance, &amp; <symptom n=\"3\">threw up with it a good\r\n           <lb />deal of <bodypart n=\"88\">Bilious coloured matter</bodypart></symptom>. â€“â€“ As she thought\r\n       <lb />it occasioned some pain in <bodypart n=\"73\">her side</bodypart>, &amp; <symptom n=\"23\">found it\r\n        <lb />weakening</symptom>, this was not repeated.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />She has got <ingredient n=\"9\">one Dose of Rhubarb</ingredient>, which operated.\r\n       <lb />&amp; there was no return of <symptom n=\"31\">the Diarrhea</symptom> for two Days\r\n        <lb />after it.</p>\r\n   <p><lb />It is proposed to continue the above regimen, to\r\n       <lb />moderate <symptom n=\"31\">the Diarrhea</symptom> by <ingredient n=\"14\">small Doses of Opiates</ingredient>,\r\n       <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n       <lb />at the same time guarding against <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>,\r\n        <lb />&amp; to use no other medicines till favoured with\r\n        <lb />Doctor Cullen\'s advice.</p>\r\n    <closer><signed>Andrew Liddell</signed>\r\n        <dateline>Thurso 21 <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1778</dateline></closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div><handShift />\r\n<annot><lb />M<sup>r</sup> Liddell\r\n    <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Sinclair\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 21<sup>st</sup> â€“â€“ 78\r\n    <lb />8 p. 74</annot></div></body>', 1495, 2, '2013-10-02 16:21:24', 105),
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Abstain entirely from Animal food &amp; fermented\r\n        <lb />or spirituous Liquors. â€“ &amp; live on Milk &amp; Vegetables.\r\n       <lb />use <bodypart n=\"17\">his legs</bodypart> in walking as little as possible. 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Mez.</ingredient> Ê’i \r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"121\">Rad Glyc. ras.</ingredient> â„¥ij PrÃ¦p. s. a â€“ Sig. <del>Dec</del>  <action n=\"49\">Antiscorbutic Dec:</action>   \r\n            <lb />a bottle every 24 hours Perstit usu pro ij vel iij septiman.</orig>\r\n        <reg><del>Take <ingredient n=\"66\" t=\"15\">Decoction of Mezereon</ingredient></del> Take 2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"15\">Sarsaparilla Root</ingredient>, a drachm of <ingredient n=\"66\">peel of Mezereon Root</ingredient>, 2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"121\">grated Liquorice</ingredient>. Prepare according to the art â€“ \r\n            Label: <del>Dec</del> <action n=\"49\">Antiscorbutic Decoction</action>: a bottle every 24 hours. Continue use for 2 or 3 weeks.</reg>\r\n    </choice></recipe>\r\n    <recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"33\" t=\"20\">Vin. Antim.</ingredient> â„¥ij. S. <action n=\"49\">Antisc. Drops</action> fifty in a Draught\r\n    <lb />of the Decoction h. s.</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take 2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"33\" t=\"20\">Antimonial Wine</ingredient>. Label: <action n=\"49\">Antiscorbutic Drops</action>, fifty in a Draught of the Decoction at bedtime.</reg>\r\n    </choice></recipe>\r\n    <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Feb.</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 23. 1778.</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4221, 2, '2013-07-23 16:00:19', 101),
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Sig. <action n=\"35\">Cephalic</action> Mixture one\r\n                    <lb />2 or 3 tea Sp.fs. to be taken once of twice a day when her <condition n=\"28\">Spirits are in a Flurry</condition> or other <condition n=\"28\">Hysteric Symptoms</condition>\r\n                    <lb />are troublesome - but when she is tolerably\r\n                    <lb />easy this med should be laid aside or it may lose its effect &amp;c\r\n                </orig>\r\n           \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"67\">Sweet Vitriol</ingredient>, an ounce of <ingredient n=\"369\">good-quality pure alcohol</ingredient>,\r\n                    half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"123\">composite Spirit of lavender</ingredient>; mix and label <action n=\"35\">Cephalic</action> Mixture\r\n                    one, two or three spoonfuls to be taken once or twice a day when her <condition n=\"28\">Spirits are in a Flurry</condition> or other \r\n                    <condition n=\"28\">Hysteric Symptoms</condition> are troublesome - but when she is tolerably easy this medicine should be laid aside or it may \r\n                    lose its effect &amp;c\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At all times avoid or remove\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> by the <choice><abbr>Meds</abbr><expan>Medicines</expan></choice> advised formerly or by\r\n            <lb />ones your experience has shewn the good effects of\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>18. <choice><abbr>Feb.</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1778. ----</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4219, 2, '2013-09-30 16:16:13', 55),
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January? 1778? / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Vivien Williams</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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(1527, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1482\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1482] From: Mr William Kerr / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding:  Kennedy (Patient) / 31 January 1778 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Vivien Williams</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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The near Approach of the Session\r\n                <lb />while this Affair of mine contineus almost exactly in Status quo\r\n                <lb />makes me extremely uneasy.<note>The \'Session\' probably refers to a sitting of the General Assembly of the Kirk of Scotland which met n May  (or, alternatively, of the High Court in Edinburgh). An Alexander Miller, advocate and elder, did attend the Assembly in the late-1770s.</note> If I could tie up by any means, and\r\n                <lb />go about as other people do I would not mind if it were to contineu\r\n                <lb />even for a Twelvemonth. But I really think that is impossible.\r\n                <lb />I have tried every <treatment n=\"33\">Bandge</treatment>, with every alteration upon each that my\r\n                <lb />Imagination could invent and all without Success. I find in the\r\n                <lb />first plan that the <symptom n=\"21\"><u>heat</u></symptom> Occasioned by every wrapper even a single fold\r\n                <lb />of Cambrick or Muslin is of itself extremely unconvenient: and\r\n                <lb />when I tie up close to my <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>, <illegible w=\"1\" /> method I have found of saÂ¬\r\n                <lb />ving from my Breeches the <symptom n=\"21\">Heat</symptom> perfectly intolerable ---- In\r\n            </p>\r\n        \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />the next place I find it impossible to support is as to prevent\r\n                <lb />it from falling down without I some degree of <u>tightness</u> which likeÂ¬\r\n                <lb />wise plays the <u>Devil</u> --- I have by means of tying close to\r\n                <lb />my <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> enabled myself to walk a little. But never without\r\n                <lb />bringing on a <condition n=\"25\">fullness</condition>, <add place=\"above\">a</add> <symptom n=\"125\">hardness</symptom>, a <symptom n=\"78\">disagreable itchy pinÂ¬\r\n                <lb />ching</symptom> feeling and often some degree of <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammation</symptom> - and\r\n                <lb />I have never yet been able to make the most distant apÂ¬\r\n                <lb />proach to any sort of tying which would answer both Sitting\r\n                <lb />walking. From this Account, you will see that\r\n                <lb />it is perfectly impossible for me unless I fall upon some\r\n                <lb />happy Alteration in some respect or other, to Attend the\r\n                <lb />Session with any degree of decency -- As it would be\r\n                <lb />extremely disagreeable to me on several Accounts to be\r\n                <lb />absent from many part of it I think if you Approve of\r\n                <lb />it to attempt some Alteration -- And that you may the better\r\n                <lb />be enabled to Advise me shall state the History of my Complaints\r\n                <lb />and of my Living --- \r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />After the last time I had the pleasure of seeing you in\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> I rode <del>out</del> every day, from half a Day to eight miles\r\n                \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n                \r\n                <lb />sometimes dining in the Country, at first with a good deal of ease\r\n                <lb />afterwards with more and more inconvenience as the weather became\r\n                <lb />warmer --- During all this Time I continued to have two three or\r\n                <lb />sometimes to the extent of half a Dozen small threads a day <add place=\"above\">sometimes white sometimes yellow</add>\r\n                <lb />generally <add place=\"above\">both with respect to quantity &amp; quality</add> in proportion to the degree of exercise and always went\r\n                <lb />when I attempted walking --- As to my living I eat a\r\n                <lb />hearty meal of Beef or Mutton at dinner -- and no Supper\r\n                <lb />my drink was water and <u>two</u> or <u>three</u> Glasses of Claret - I\r\n                <lb />found during the time an extreme sensibility <add place=\"above\">of the parts</add> to heat &amp; Cold\r\n                <lb />and when <del>was</del> exposed to the Air a perpetual moisture -- not coÂ¬\r\n                <lb />loured: During the whole of that time I likewise continued to\r\n                <lb />have <symptom n=\"5\">hot fits</symptom> less or more at night after growing warm in\r\n                <lb />bed.\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Three weeks ago on Tuesday last, I came here. I have\r\n            <lb />forced my self to walk ever since a certain quantity every day - which\r\n            <lb />I have taken in plan of my Ride -- I have dined on what ever came\r\n            <lb />to the Table - with the addition of a little of the Gravy which I before\r\n            <lb />had avoided - I at first Attempted Milk and Bread to Supper. But\r\n            <lb />as the Milk made me <symptom n=\"21\">hot</symptom> and <symptom n=\"24\">Costive</symptom> have given it up for\r\n            <lb />Green <del>and water</del> which answer very well. I at first Attempted\r\n            <lb />two Glasses of Port after dinner but was obliged to return to the\r\n            <lb />Claret. The quantity of Matter has been much as formerly\r\n            <lb />often reduced to one thread if I had by any accident taken no ExerÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cise and often the length of half a dozen if I had taken more then\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />than usual: The moisture still continues <add place=\"above\">generally</add> upon exposure to\r\n            <lb />the Air and sometimes if a stool has been a little hard there\r\n            <lb />comes out a pretty considerable Quantity of uncoloured glutiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nous stuff.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><u>medicine</u>\r\n            <lb />As there has been no <symptom n=\"121\">excoriation</symptom> since I have been here\r\n            <lb />I have given up the <u>wash</u> which I found, crusted, upon <bodypart n=\"74\">the Parts</bodypart>. I\r\n            <lb />have likewise given up for a week past, the <u>Electuary</u> - as I\r\n            <lb />found it exposed me to constant cold the never failing ConÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sequences of which were <symptom n=\"5\">hot fits</symptom>. I have used the <treatment n=\"8\"><u>injection</u></treatment> with\r\n            <lb />which you left me <u>twice</u> a day -- I attempted for one day\r\n            <lb />to let it alone in the morning. But was obliged to take to it again\r\n            <lb />as not less than half a Dozen threads made their appearance beÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fore four Oclock in the Afternoon. It always I find for sometime\r\n            <lb />After being used  to feel heat or Cold: (I wish to God\r\n            <lb />I could get free from every sort of Medicine) -- It sometimes too\r\n            <lb />after exercise <symptom n=\"47\">smarts</symptom> me a little ------- I have bathed with\r\n            <lb />Cold water <u>partially</u> twice or thrice every day -- and for these\r\n            <lb />last ten days have in the middle of the day plunged every\r\n            <lb />alternate day, into the River. After the <u>Partial</u> cold Bath\r\n            <lb />I find sometimes a <u>Rawness</u> and generally a <condition n=\"25\"><u>fullness</u></condition> and a <symptom n=\"82\"><u>redÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ness</u></symptom> After the <u>River</u> I am generally <u>braced</u> and made <u>firmer</u>\r\n            <lb />for <u>sometime</u> -- and the more so the Colder the day. Within\r\n            <lb />the last four days I have taken two tea spoonfuls of <ingredient n=\"48\">Balsam\r\n            <lb />Cupive</ingredient> every day by M<sup>r</sup> Woods advice. I think there has\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />since been rather less <symptom n=\"64\">discharge</symptom> - and more firmness - alÂ¬\r\n            <lb />though the difference is to very trifling that I cannot say: <add place=\"above\">I think too there has been more <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"82\"><u>redness</u></symptom> of <bodypart n=\"74\">the parts</bodypart> at night</add>\r\n            <lb />In fact I do not think that I can say I have made\r\n            <lb />almost any Progress with respect to the Affair itself since.\r\n            <lb />I <del>have</del> had the pleasure of seeing you. My General health\r\n            <lb />has been much the better for the Country Air -- The <symptom n=\"5\">hotfits</symptom>\r\n            <lb />have Almost  entirely left me - <symptom n=\"122\">my Appetite has been rather\r\n            <lb />more than Ordinary</symptom> without any degree of <symptom n=\"48\">indigestion</symptom>, which I\r\n            <lb />frequently felt in Town; and in every respect I feel myself\r\n            <lb />approaching to my usual State of <add place=\"above\">general</add> health ---- That being\r\n            <lb />the Case I shall think it the more hard if I shall not be\r\n            <lb />able to attend the Session and I certainly shall not with\r\n            <lb />any degree of decency if some partial Alteration does not take\r\n            <lb />place -- or at least if I do not make some Alteration or another\r\n            <lb />upon my mode of Guiding matters ---- As you are now fulÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly informed I will by answer to the following Queries\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />1<sup>st</sup> Do you think anything in my mode of livings can\r\n            <lb />have influence in retaining the Part in this State - or would\r\n           <lb />you suggest any Alteration of any Kind?\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />2<sup>nd</sup> Would you advise me to take the Bath in the River\r\n            <lb />before Breakfast - and every day.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Would you advise any alteration respectly the <treatment n=\"8\">Injection</treatment>\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />or <ingredient n=\"48\">Cupiou</ingredient> - or do you think I should continue the ElecÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tuary or Wash?\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />4<sup>th</sup> The Chief difficulty and the Chief thing that prevent\r\n            <lb />me from getting well is the <treatment n=\"37\">friction</treatment> tightness of the\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"33\">Tyings</treatment> and that in walking ---- or any sort of ExerÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cise ---- Do you not think that if I were to avoid\r\n            <lb /><u>all sort of exercise</u> for two or three or four days I\r\n            <lb />might in my present state get rid of this Affair? Or\r\n            <lb />if this is not to be tried -- would it hurt it much or very much\r\n            <lb />retard the Cure to let it be low in my Breeches for\r\n            <lb />some days walking very gently to make an Experement\r\n            <lb />towards contineuing it as it is only <subst><del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del><add place=\"above\">by</add></subst> that method\r\n            <lb />I shall be able to Attend the Parliament Home or pay\r\n            <lb />vizits in <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>. I have always had it lo<add place=\"above\">o</add>se in the\r\n            <lb />Home since I have been at Rossline a Cambrick\r\n            <lb />Hand kerchief only being about it without touching it\r\n            <lb />to prevent the Breeches or Cold Air from hurting it - \r\n            <lb />I find now and then a little <condition n=\"25\">fullness</condition> from the hanging\r\n            <lb />down - not so much as that Occasioned by the <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> or <treatment n=\"37\">fricÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion</treatment> - the Chief bad consequence is what I imagine to be\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />a straining of <del>the</del> some of the <bodypart n=\"68\">sinews</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"47\">nerves</bodypart> by the\r\n            <lb />weight when it happens to grow full. I find however\r\n            <lb />I cannot walk in this Situation without still more <treatment n=\"37\">friction</treatment>\r\n            <lb />the only Conveniency is that it answers exceedingly well\r\n            <lb />for sitting and does for walking a little by which means\r\n            <lb />being the only method that answers in any degree both it\r\n            <lb />would be the most Convenient in Town -- It is free\r\n            <lb />likewise from tightness &amp; <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> --- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I recollect nothing more to be added -- I have\r\n            <lb />frequently had an <symptom n=\"78\">itchiness</symptom> but seldom <add place=\"above\">any</add> <symptom n=\"27\">heat of Urine</symptom> now\r\n            <lb />being at Rossline -- I do not expect any answer to\r\n            <lb />this long Scroll <illegible w=\"2\" />. But will take it as a\r\n            <lb />great favour if you will let me have one tomorrow\r\n            <lb />morning when some person shall call for it -- when\r\n            <lb />I was in hopes of soon getting well I gave way to <u>your DeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lecacy</u>, But you must do the favour now likewise\r\n            <lb />to pay some regard to <u>mine</u> -- It would otherwise be out\r\n            <lb />of my Power to give you any more trouble and I should\r\n            <lb />reckon that <supplied>a</supplied> very great Misfortune as you are almost\r\n            <lb />the only person from whom I ever expect to Obtain relief. I\r\n            <lb />find by repeated experience that you thoughly understand my\r\n            <lb />Constitution and must not allow you to preclude you from\r\n            <lb />applying to you\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I ever am D<sup>r</sup> Sir your sincerely\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Alex<sup>r</sup> Millar\r\n                \r\n            </signed>            \r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"8\" />\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> A. Millar\r\n            <lb />May         1778\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1515, 3, '2013-09-15 12:03:13', 395),
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He was often under the Surgeon\'s hands\r\n            <lb/>and swallowed a great deal of <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>, being repeatedly\r\n            <lb/>salivated. About this time he left the Sea, and entered the \r\n            <lb/>Land Service, where opportunitys of gratifying a Passion\r\n            <lb/>to which he was naturally <add place=\"above\">inclined</add> were even more easily found.\r\n            <lb/>At last after a long Salivation, he found about four years\r\n            <lb/>ago, that the <bodypart n=\"74\">Organs of Generation</bodypart> were in the most\r\n            <lb/>relaxed State; the <bodypart n=\"32\">Testicles</bodypart> so pendulous that he has\r\n            <lb/>been advised ever since to wear a <treatment n=\"66\">truss</treatment>; the<bodypart n=\"31\">Penis</bodypart> so\r\n            <lb/>flaccid, that even keen desire to enjoy a consenting\r\n            <lb/>fair, <symptom n=\"123\">cannot excite an erection, even when there is\r\n                <lb/>a copious seminal Emission,</symptom> attended with the same\r\n            <lb/>feelings of pleasure as in Coition; which also frequently\r\n            <lb/>happens, when the mind is no way engaged in thoughts\r\n            <lb/><supplied>o</supplied>f that kind, but otherway employed. He has tried cold\r\n            <lb/>bathing, the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>, and a number of Medecines, not only to\r\n            <lb/>no purpose, but he thinks all of them, like excess of eating\r\n            <lb/>and drinking when in any degree indulged, rendered returns\r\n            <lb/>of the Emission more frequent. He is now 27 years of age,\r\n            <lb/><condition n=\"20\">free from any venereal Symptom</condition>, his digestion good, no\r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>Complaint of weakness, except a little in the <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart> if he pushes\r\n            <lb/>fatigue too far; but he begins now to fear his case is desperate\r\n            <lb/>I advised him to abstain from all medecines, and to try a\r\n            <lb/>course of the mildest light Dyet. I maybe mistaken\r\n            <lb/>but I apprehend there is both <symptom n=\"54\">Debility, and an Excess\r\n                <lb/>of Sensibility in the <bodypart n=\"74\">Organs</bodypart></symptom>. When you can find leisure\r\n            <lb/>to write me a few Lines for his direction, either as to\r\n            <lb/>Medecine or Regimen, I shall esteem it the greatest of\r\n            <lb/>favours. and I am with my best wishes to M<sup>rs</sup> Cullen\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Dear Sir\r\n                <lb/>Your much obliged and very\r\n                <lb/>humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed><u>Jo: Cairnie</u></signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb/>P.S. M<sup>r</sup> Heron at whose\r\n            <lb/>house I am offers <choice><abbr>Compl<sup>ts.</sup></abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>he and Lady are both well.\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>To\r\n            <lb/>Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb/>Physician in\r\n            <lb/>Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n       \r\n            <handShift/>\r\n            \r\n            <annot>          \r\n                \r\n                <lb/>John Cairnie\r\n                <lb/>(a young Man.\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 13- 1777 -\r\n                \r\n                \r\n                <lb/>Answered\r\n                <lb/>17<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1777 --\r\n                \r\n                \r\n        \r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"35\">Limat. Mart</ingredient> pp<sup>t.</sup> Ê’Å¿s\r\n                    <lb/><ingredient n=\"169\">Extract. gentian.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb/>Mucil. <ingredient n=\"169\">G. Arab.</ingredient> q.s.ut\r\n                    <lb/>f. pil. Suig. gr. IX\r\n                    <lb/>Cap. 3. m. &amp; vesp. ---\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take half-a-drachm of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient>;\r\n                    half-a-drachm of <ingredient n=\"35\">prepared Steel</ingredient>;\r\n                    two drachms of <ingredient n=\"169\">Gentian extract</ingredient>,\r\n                    and a sufficient amount of <ingredient n=\"169\">Gum Arabic mucilage</ingredient>\r\n                    to form pills of nine grains each.\r\n                    three to be taken every morning and every night. ---\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        </annot> \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1347, 3, '2013-12-21 15:51:54', 119),
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<treatment n=\"74\">flouer</treatment>\r\n                <lb />it is a very good Colour &amp; keeps well out, had a \r\n                <lb />quiet night, but upon wednesday morning, when I\r\n                <lb />went in to him, found his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse quite gone &amp; intermitting\r\n                 <lb />at every fourth pulsation</symptom>, <choice><abbr>wt</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"12\">a rare respiration</symptom>\r\n\r\n                <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n\r\n                <lb />he was Just in such a situation, as one could not\r\n                <lb />have thought he could have stood it a few hours\r\n                <lb />I had none of the fraternity <choice><abbr>wt</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> me, which made me uneasy\r\n                <lb />I imediatly, gave him warm madeira, &amp; finding his\r\n                <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">pulse rise</symptom> after, I plyed him <choice><abbr>wt</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> it the whole day\r\n                <lb />sometimes madeira warm <choice><abbr>wt</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a very little water &amp; thin\r\n                <lb />panada <choice><abbr>wt</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> wine, by the evening the <symptom n=\"15\">intermission in\r\n                <lb />his pulse</symptom> went of; he was not entirely sensible all day,\r\n                <lb />got <treatment n=\"8\">Injection</treatment> passed such fesces as before, got panada\r\n                <lb />&amp; wine at bedtime, had a good nights rest, &amp;, quite\r\n                <lb />sensible upon Thursday Morning, free of <symptom n=\"61\">Nausea</symptom>\r\n                <lb /><symptom n=\"3\">Vomiting</symptom> &amp;c got a cup of \r\n<ingredient n=\"99\">Balm tea</ingredient>, and after that, some\r\n                <lb />thin panada &amp; wine, was easy through the whole day\r\n                <lb />&amp; quite sensible, and very litle Complaints of any pains\r\n                <lb />whatsomevr, &amp; free of <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>, got an <treatment n=\"8\">Injection</treatment> last night\r\n                <lb />the <condition n=\"37\">Erysipelas</condition> is not gone we keep it out as much as\r\n                <lb />we can, last night unless twice when he wanted a drink\r\n                <lb />had a fine nights rest, &amp; this morning being Friday\r\n                <lb />I did not see him untill twelve a clock forenoon\r\n                <lb />when I found him quite sensible &amp; free of every pain\r\n                <lb />when I caused him get a Cupfull of the panada &amp; wine\r\n                <lb />I begin now Doctor to have grat hopes, he <symptom n=\"3\">vomits</symptom>\r\n                <lb />none now &amp; in short very little since saturday\r\n                <lb />morning last, &amp; seems to have very little complaints\r\n                <lb />but <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom>, if he should continue, which I hope he will\r\n                <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n                <lb />upon the account of his <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom>, its dangerous\r\n                <lb />to give him physick internally, untill he turn stronger\r\n                <lb />and I think if you approve when the <condition n=\"37\">Erysipelas</condition> is\r\n                <lb />quite gone an infusion of <ingredient n=\"132\">tamarinds</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"24\">senna</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"95\">Glauber\r\n                    <lb />Salt</ingredient> which you proposed before, would be most proper\r\n                <lb />for both times when he got the physick before his\r\n                <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">pulse intermitted</symptom>, he had a <symptom n=\"146\">hiccup</symptom> sometimes formerly\r\n                <lb />which I had forgott to write you of, but as his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse\r\n                    <lb />then was always regular</symptom>, and mostly before <symptom n=\"3\">throwing\r\n                        <lb />up</symptom>, I thought the less of it, it has been an obstinate\r\n                <lb />&amp; curious case, I design this afternoon, to introduce\r\n                <lb />a <treatment n=\"79\">supository which is made of salt &amp; honey</treatment>, &amp; let it stay\r\n                <lb />two or three hours, before he gets his <treatment n=\"8\">injection</treatment>, which\r\n                <lb />possibly may cause it have a better effect, I hope my\r\n                <lb />next letter shall be still better, I do assure you he\r\n                <lb />is <add place=\"above\"><unclear>almost</unclear></add> quite free of the <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>, &amp; in a quite different way\r\n                <lb />than  he has been at any time at all\r\n            </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute><lb />I am\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Dr</abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>Obet</abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> &amp; humble <choice><abbr>servtt</abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>John Bannerman</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />Cullean <choice><abbr>Novr</abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 10\r\n                <lb />1775\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />P. S. his urine yesterday &amp; to day <del>his urine</del>\r\n            <lb />does not let fall a sediment he complains of a pain\r\n            <lb />in <bodypart n=\"23\">one of his ancles</bodypart> since I wrote the above\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1175, 3, '2013-10-14 19:43:06', 75),
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We are neither of us acÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cquainted with the virtues of the <ingredient n=\"188\">Briony root</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />we have neither employed it ourselves nor seen\r\n            <lb />it employed by others, we cannot therefore advise\r\n            <lb />it &amp; tho we believe it may still be found in\r\n            <lb />some of our Druggists shops but we have not had\r\n            <lb />time to seek for it nor necessary to send it till we\r\n            <lb />know that M<sup>r</sup> All. or his friend insist upon it.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />What we propose is to use <ingredient n=\"8\"><choice><abbr>Crem. tart.</abbr><expan>Cream of tartar</expan></choice></ingredient> as a <action n=\"12\">diuretic</action>\r\n            <lb />by taking a dose of a drachm and a half 4 times\r\n            <lb />a day adding to such a dose 4 <choice><abbr>gr.</abbr><expan>grains</expan></choice> of <ingredient n=\"85\">ginger</ingredient>.\r\n            <lb />If these do not <action n=\"24\">purge</action> him they may be increased\r\n            <lb />to 2 <choice><abbr>drams</abbr><expan>drachms</expan></choice> each; &amp; the dose of <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalap</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"8\"><choice><abbr>Cr. tart.</abbr><expan>Cream of tartar</expan></choice></ingredient>\r\n            <lb />every 4<sup>th</sup> or 5<sup>th</sup> day as his strength can bear. On\r\n            <lb />other days on <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he does not take the <action n=\"24\"><choice><abbr>Purgat.</abbr><expan>Purgative</expan></choice></action> continue\r\n            <lb />your <treatment n=\"4\">vinous <choice><abbr>Infus.</abbr><expan>Infusion</expan></choice></treatment> &amp;c. As to the <bodypart n=\"32\">Scrotum</bodypart> we cannot\r\n            <lb />advise unless we knew more, but trust to your discretion.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 6. 1777.\r\n            </dateline>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            \r\n                                \r\n        </closer>        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>      \r\n        \r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />For the\r\n            <lb />Casebook\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Turnbull\r\n            <lb />Case M<sup>r</sup> Allen\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> -- 1777. --\r\n            <lb />Advice inclosed/\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1361, 3, '2013-12-16 18:34:15', 67),
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it cannot be tried untill\r\n            <lb />his present <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> is quite gone &amp; even <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>then</expan></choice> some reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />gard must be had to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"30\"><choice><abbr>erup<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>eruption</expan></choice></symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>m.</abbr><expan>might</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>happ.</abbr><expan>happen</expan></choice> to be\r\n            <lb />upon him in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> mean time I think he can go no\r\n            <lb />farther <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>keep<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>keeping</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"48\">his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> close shaven</treatment> &amp; <choice><abbr>wash<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>washing</expan></choice> it\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> cold water <choice><abbr>ev<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>every</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The <choice><abbr>putt<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>putting</expan></choice> his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; 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wrapt in a piece of dry\r\n            <lb />warm flannel till he is warm in bed.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I think it necessary to open some <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> &amp;\r\n            <lb />you must either make a <treatment n=\"11\">perpetual Issue</treatment> in his <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />or put a <treatment n=\"11\">pea Issue</treatment> in his <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I would still keep his diet low by <choice><abbr>giv<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>giving</expan></choice> him\r\n            <lb />chiefly milk &amp; farinacea &amp; <choice><abbr>abst<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>abstaining</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>fm</abbr><expan>from</expan></choice> animal food.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He would <choice><abbr>cert<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>certainly</expan></choice> be <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> better for <choice><abbr>b<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>being</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> fresh\r\n            <lb />air &amp; 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if it\r\n                <lb />does no more <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> keep him <choice><abbr>reg<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice> you <choice><abbr>m.</abbr><expan>must</expan></choice> give\r\n                <lb />him once a week a dose of your pills of <ingredient n=\"3\">aloes</ingredient>\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"5\">Asa fÅ“tid.</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient>. If <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tart.</ingredient> be disÂ¬\r\n                <lb />posed to purge him he may let the pills\r\n                <lb />alone.\r\n            </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If you find him at some times <symptom n=\"17\">liable to\r\n                <lb />have restless nights</symptom> you <choice><abbr>m.</abbr><expan><unclear>must</unclear></expan></choice> try him <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <action n=\"34\">anodyne</action>\r\n            <lb />pill <choice><abbr>ord<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>ordered</expan></choice> on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>oth.</abbr><expan>other</expan></choice> page. You <choice><abbr>m.</abbr><expan><unclear>must</unclear></expan></choice> begin <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> 2. <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>m</abbr><expan>must</expan></choice> go to 3 or 4 for a dose <choice><abbr>accord<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>according</expan></choice> to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>effet<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>effects</expan></choice>. You\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>m.</abbr><expan><unclear>must</unclear></expan></choice> repeat <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> for 3 or 4 <choice><abbr>n<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>nights</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>follow<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>following</expan></choice> at one time\r\n            <lb />but hardly more as a frequent repetition of\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> will render <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> useless.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In <choice><abbr>s<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>such</expan></choice> cases <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Patients being more or less\r\n            <lb />pliable is very <choice><abbr>uncert<sup>n.</sup></abbr><expan>uncertain</expan></choice> &amp; it is of <choice><abbr>g<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>great</expan></choice> use to have\r\n            <lb />some who have <choice><abbr>author.</abbr><expan>authority</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>ov.</abbr><expan>over</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>m.</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> If at any\r\n            <lb />time <choice><abbr>y<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>they</expan></choice> are disposed to be <symptom n=\"33\"><choice><abbr>outrag<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>outrageous</expan></choice></symptom> it is <choice><abbr>necess<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>necessary</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />to <choice><abbr>restr<sup>n.</sup></abbr><expan>restrain</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>m.</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> &amp; nothing is so easy &amp; <choice><abbr>conv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>convenient</expan></choice> as <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"60\">waistcoat <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice></treatment> long sleeves.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>W<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>When</expan></choice> he is at liberty he should hardly be left\r\n            <lb />alone, the <choice><abbr>wind<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>windows</expan></choice> of his <choice><abbr>chamb.</abbr><expan>chamber</expan></choice> should be\r\n            <lb />screwed down &amp; care should be taken that there\r\n            <lb />is nothing within his reach by <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he can hurt himself.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"23\">Camph.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"5\">As. foetid.</ingredient> aa Ê’Å¿s. Adijecta Sp.\r\n                    <lb />Vin. rect. guttula terito <ingredient n=\"23\">Camph.</ingredient> dein adde <ingredient n=\"5\">As. foetid.</ingredient> &amp;\r\n                    <lb />cum mucilag. <ingredient n=\"75\">gumm. arab.</ingredient> q. s. mass. div<sup>da.</sup> in pil.\r\n                    <lb />sing. gr. v. Signa <action n=\"35\">Cephalic</action> Pills \r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take half a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"5\">Asafoetida</ingredient>. Adding a drop\r\n                    of rectified wine, grind the <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient> then add the <ingredient n=\"5\">Asafoetida</ingredient> and\r\n                    with mucilaginous <ingredient n=\"75\">gum arabic</ingredient> make a mass to be divided into five pills. Label: <action n=\"35\">Cephalic</action> Pills.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n               <lb />3 <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />1775\r\n            </dateline>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3716, 11, '2014-10-15 22:35:39', 45);
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It is of consequence\r\n            <lb />for you to believe <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>what</expan></choice> I am well persuaded of <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>re</sup></abbr><expan>there</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />is now no <condition n=\"20\">venereal taint</condition> remaining &amp; I believe it\r\n            <lb />was quite gone long ago. <symptom n=\"16\">Gleets</symptom> on various <choice><abbr>occas<sup>ns.</sup></abbr><expan>occasions</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />are ready to shew a change in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> matter <symptom n=\"46\">discharged</symptom>\r\n            <lb />&amp; I have seen a <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>re</sup></abbr><expan>where</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>re</sup></abbr><expan>there</expan></choice> never had <choice><abbr>b<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>been</expan></choice> any\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"20\">venereal taint</condition> <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> was green, yellow, thin like <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />most virulent recent <condition n=\"72\">infection</condition>. <choice><abbr>Y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>The</expan></choice> same I have often\r\n            <lb />seen in <symptom n=\"16\">gleets</symptom> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> consequence of <condition n=\"72\">infection</condition> <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w<sup>re</sup></abbr><expan>where</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"72\">infection</condition> was to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> utmost certainty long before remoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ved. I can <choice><abbr>y<sup>re</sup>fore</abbr><expan>therefore</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> some confidence say to you <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup>ever</abbr><expan>whatever</expan></choice> may be <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> appearance of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> matter <symptom n=\"46\">discharged</symptom>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"55\">Urethra</bodypart> you are not to have recourse to <ingredient n=\"2\">MerÂ¬\r\n                <lb />cury</ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> would do <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> harm to <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>constitut<sup>n.</sup></abbr><expan>constitution</expan></choice> &amp; even to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"55\">Urethra</bodypart> itself.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />My opinion is <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>ailm<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>ailment</expan></choice> consists in a <symptom n=\"31\">laxity</symptom> &amp; some\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"63\"><choice><abbr>swell<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>swelling</expan></choice></symptom> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"55\"><choice><abbr>Urethr.</abbr><expan>Urethra</expan></choice></bodypart> <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> some degree also of <symptom n=\"62\"><choice><abbr>inflamm<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>inflammation</expan></choice></symptom> occaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sionally occurring. This state of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"55\"><choice><abbr>Urethr.</abbr><expan>Urethra</expan></choice></bodypart> has now\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>extend<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>extended</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>backw<sup>ds.</sup></abbr><expan>backwards</expan></choice> to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"56\">neck of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> bladder</bodypart> &amp; occasions\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"110\">less continency of urine</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"27\">some <choice><abbr>p<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>pain</expan></choice> in passing it</symptom>.\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"97\">Caruncles</condition> are for <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> most an imaginary <choice><abbr>ailm<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>ailment</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />I think <choice><abbr>y<sup>re</sup></abbr><expan>there</expan></choice> is still <condition n=\"97\">a stricture</condition> on some <choice><abbr>p<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>parts</expan></choice> of your <bodypart n=\"55\">UreÂ¬\r\n                <lb />thra</bodypart> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> both give a stoppage &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"111\">chordee</symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> you\r\n            <lb />feel. <choice><abbr>Y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>This</expan></choice> is my notion of your state &amp; any gentleÂ¬\r\n            <lb />man of our <choice><abbr>profess<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>profession</expan></choice> who shall consider it will find\r\n            <lb />both an explanation of all your <choice><abbr>sympt<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>symptoms</expan></choice> &amp; feelings\r\n            <lb />&amp; some direction for <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> proper conduct of them.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am very sorry to be obliged to tell you <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />I am obliged to tell you candidly <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>ailm<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>ailment</expan></choice> is often\r\n            <lb />of difficult cure &amp; especially of a speedy cure <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> you\r\n            <lb />are now so well accustomed &amp; truly pliable to temÂ¬\r\n            <lb />perance &amp; <choice><abbr>managem<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>management</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> I have no doubt of your\r\n            <lb />getting perfectly well.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> disease is more recent <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> most <choice><abbr>cert<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>certain</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />cure is by <treatment n=\"7\">Bougies</treatment> <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> of longer <choice><abbr>stand<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>standing</expan></choice> &amp; espÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cially <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> it has effected <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> neck of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"56\">bladder</bodypart> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> \r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"7\">Bougies</treatment> are not so easily admitted and some times\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>n<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>not</expan></choice> so successfully. If you shall <choice><abbr>con<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>continue</expan></choice> in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same easy\r\n            <lb />state in <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> you wrote me I will not advise you \r\n            \r\n            <lb />to employ <treatment n=\"7\">Bougies</treatment> because I think <choice><abbr>y<sup>re</sup></abbr><expan>there</expan></choice> is some\r\n            <lb />hazard of <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> practitioners like many of ours in\r\n            <lb />Scotland <choice><abbr>neith<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>neither</expan></choice> will provide <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> proper <treatment n=\"7\">bougies</treatment> nor\r\n            <lb />very dextrous in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> use of <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice>. <choice><abbr>B<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>But</expan></choice> in case your\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"24\">strangurious</condition> <choice><abbr>sympt<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>symptoms</expan></choice> of <symptom n=\"110\">incontinence</symptom>, <symptom n=\"27\"><choice><abbr>p<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>pain</expan></choice> &amp; stopÂ¬\r\n                <lb />page</symptom> should return &amp; at <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same time <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"111\">chordee</symptom>\r\n            <lb />should <choice><abbr>cont.</abbr><expan>continue</expan></choice> you must still try <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"7\">Bougies</treatment> proÂ¬\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>vid<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>viding</expan></choice> you can get proper <treatment n=\"7\">Bougies</treatment> &amp; a proper\r\n            <lb />hand to learn you how to use <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice>. <choice><abbr>Y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>The</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>goodn<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>goodness</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />of a <treatment n=\"7\">Bougie</treatment> consists in its form &amp; consistence.\r\n            <lb />The 1<sup>st</sup> smooth &amp; <choice><abbr>eq<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>taper<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>tapering</expan></choice> to an end &amp; <choice><abbr>n<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>not</expan></choice> too slender\r\n            <lb />&amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> 2<sup>d</sup> neither too rigid nor too flexible. Nothing\r\n            <lb />depends on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> ingredients but in so far as <choice><abbr>y<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>they</expan></choice> contriÂ¬\r\n            <lb />bute to consistence. <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> is superfluous &amp;\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"295\">Escharotics</ingredient> hurtfull. In <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>applic<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>application</expan></choice> hurry pernicious\r\n            <lb />&amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> greatest leisure to be studied. I have known\r\n            <lb />one of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> most dextrous London surgeous take\r\n            <lb />3 days to introduce a <treatment n=\"7\">Bougie</treatment> to its proper lenght.\r\n            <lb />if he had not had so <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> patience he could <choice><abbr>n<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>not</expan></choice> have introÂ¬\r\n            <lb />duced if at all or <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a good effect. <choice><abbr>M<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>Much</expan></choice> depends on\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"7\">bougies</treatment> <choice><abbr>cont<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>continuing</expan></choice> long in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"55\">Urethra</bodypart> <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> take care\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> be not urged at first &amp; do not attempt as\r\n            <lb />some have done to make water while <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"7\"><choice><abbr>Boug.</abbr><expan>Bougie</expan></choice></treatment>\r\n            <lb />remains in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> passage.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I hope you shall have no use for <unclear><choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice></unclear> &amp; I\r\n            <lb />say <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>ailm<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>ailment</expan></choice> may be cured <choice><abbr>w out</abbr><expan>without</expan></choice> it, merely by\r\n            <lb />a strict adherence to a proper <choice><abbr>Regim.</abbr><expan>Regimen</expan></choice> for a <choice><abbr>g<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>great</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />length of time. Years are sometimes necessary\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The proper &amp; necessary <choice><abbr>regim.</abbr><expan>regimen</expan></choice> is 1<sup>st</sup> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />same cool diet you are now accustomed to &amp; bear\r\n            <lb />so well for <choice><abbr>prevent<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>preventing</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> returns of <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatism</condition>\r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb />&amp; it is equally proper for <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> state of <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"55\">Urethra</bodypart>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> Wine &amp; <choice><abbr>spirit<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>spiritous</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>liq<sup>rs.</sup></abbr><expan>liquors</expan></choice> are still more perniÂ¬\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>c<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>cious</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> for <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <condition n=\"15\"><choice><abbr>Rheumat.</abbr><expan>Rheumatism</expan></choice></condition> &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>re</sup>fore</abbr><expan>therefore</expan></choice> abstain <choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>altogeth<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>altogether</expan></choice> &amp; I am pretty certain you will retain\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>nat.</abbr><expan>natural</expan></choice> good spirits better <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> by <choice><abbr>tak<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>taking</expan></choice> strong drink.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2<sup>d.</sup> <choice><abbr>Y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>The</expan></choice> keeping an open <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w out</abbr><expan>without</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>purg<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>purging</expan></choice>. <choice><abbr>Reg<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Regular</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />stools are necessary to you on <choice><abbr>sev<sup>l</sup></abbr><expan>several</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>acc<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>accounts</expan></choice> &amp; as long as\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"34\">Sulph.</ingredient> <choice><abbr>ans<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>answers</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>purp.</abbr><expan>purpose</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>re</sup></abbr><expan>there</expan></choice> is nothing more proper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3<sup>d</sup> is keeping as you do your urine well diluted\r\n            <lb />always by plenty of drink. May <choice><abbr>cont.</abbr><expan>continue</expan></choice> to take\r\n            <lb />some <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arab.</ingredient> <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> not necessary to push <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>q<sup>ty</sup></abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />of <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> as I believe <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> plentifull use of any mild\r\n            <lb />liquors will <choice><abbr>suffic<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>sufficiently</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>ans.</abbr><expan>answer</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>purp.</abbr><expan>purpose</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4<sup>th</sup> is <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> most <choice><abbr>diffic<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>difficult</expan></choice> to speak of or to say how to be\r\n            <lb />treated. Nothing hurts <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"55\"><choice><abbr>Urethr.</abbr><expan>Urethra</expan></choice></bodypart> more <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>indulg.</abbr><expan>indulging</expan></choice> in\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Ven.</abbr><expan>Venery.</expan></choice> At same time <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>abstin.</abbr><expan>abstinence</expan></choice> often defeats its\r\n            <lb />purpose by <choice><abbr>giv<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>giving</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>occas<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>occasion</expan></choice> to <choice><abbr>nocturn.</abbr><expan>nocturnal</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>pollut<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>pollutions</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>alm<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>almost</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />do as <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> harm as in another way. I leave it to\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> discretion reccommending <choice><abbr>howev.</abbr><expan>however</expan></choice> a <choice><abbr>g<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>great</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>d<sup>l</sup></abbr><expan>deal</expan></choice> of\r\n            <lb />temperance. 5<sup>th</sup> is Exercise. 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However I shall say <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />if you have really found <choice><abbr>benef.</abbr><expan>benefit</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"120\">Sug. of Lead</ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\"/> I consent to <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> sometimes, <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> I have found\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> more often hurtfull <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>usef.</abbr><expan>useful.</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Must add one remedy <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I hope you shall\r\n            <lb />never have <choice><abbr>occas<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>occasion</expan></choice> for <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> I mention it because\r\n            <lb />if you should have <choice><abbr>occas<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>occasion</expan></choice> for it it may possibly\r\n            <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n            <lb />escape <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> practitioners. It is <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> in case your\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"24\">strangury</condition> should by any <choice><abbr>accid<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>accident</expan></choice> become <choice><abbr>viol<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>violent</expan></choice> &amp;\r\n            <lb />threaten a <choice><abbr>suppress<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>suppression</expan></choice> of urine you may get relief by\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"14\">Leeches</treatment> applied to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"117\">PerinÃ¦um</bodypart> near to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"53\">Anus</bodypart> &amp;\r\n            <lb />allowing <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> to bleed freely.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 2<sup>d.</sup> April.\r\n                <lb />1774.</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3694, 3, '2013-10-17 16:24:46', 138),
(1538, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c4158\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:4158] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN] / Regarding: Mr (at the Bush) (Patient) / 3 October 1777? / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2013-12-17\">17 December 2013</date> Last updated by David Shuttleton</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2013-03-18\">18 March 2013</date> XML file created by Jenny Bann</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n        <head>For <del>M<sup>rs</sup> Laing</del> M<sup>r</sup> at the Bush</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum: guaiac.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"50\">sacchar alb</ingredient> aa Ê’ij - Terito simul probe dein\r\n                    <lb />adde mucilag <ingredient n=\"75\">G: arab:</ingredient> â„¥j. Terito rursus &amp; paulatim adde -- <ingredient n=\"68\">Aq:\r\n                    <lb />menth: pip</ingredient> â„¥vj - Sig: Aperient solution - two table spoonfulls\r\n                    <lb />to be taken every night at bed time shaking it well before pour<sup>g</sup>\r\n                    <lb />out.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two drachms each of <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum guaiac</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"50\">white sugar</ingredient>. Grind well \r\n                    together then add one ounce of mucilage of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum arabic</ingredient>. Grind again and little by little add - \r\n                    six ounces of <ingredient n=\"68\">peppermint water</ingredient>. Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> solution - two table spoonfulls\r\n                    to be taken every night at bed time shaking it well before pouring\r\n                    out.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>3 <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice></dateline>\r\n            <signed>W C</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4158, 3, '2013-12-17 20:12:59', 17),
(1539, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1521\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1521] From: Dr William Wright / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Mr Wright (Patient) / 13 June 1778 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2013-04-27\">27 April 2013</date> Last updated by David Shuttleton</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2013-03-18\">18 March 2013</date> XML file created by Jenny Bann</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n        <opener>\r\n            <dateline>Crieff 13 June 1778</dateline>\r\n            <salute>Sir</salute>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />A day or two after I did myself the <choice><abbr>Hon<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Honour</expan></choice> of paying my\r\n            <lb />respects to you, I had an express<note>A letter sent by expressed delivery.</note>, to this place where I found\r\n            <lb />my Father dangerously Ill - His Case was a <symptom n=\"27\">suppression of urine</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and no attempt had been made to relieve him till my arrival which\r\n            <lb />was on the fourth day of the <symptom n=\"27\">suppression</symptom>. The <treatment n=\"12\">Catheter</treatment> twice a \r\n            <lb />day has been used, and no prospect of nature restoring\r\n            <lb />the lost Tone of the <bodypart n=\"56\">Bladder</bodypart>. --- I have exhausted my skill &amp;\r\n            <lb />endeavour to relieve him to no purpose. -- Altho turn\'d of\r\n            <lb />Eighty years, He had Constitution enough to lived ten\r\n            <lb />years more if this had not happened to him.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"21\">Fomentations</treatment> &amp; <treatment n=\"23\">Cataplasms</treatment> to the region of the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"56\">Bladder</bodypart> have been applied. <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> as a Tonic has been\r\n            <lb />taken, and the stimulating Powers of Garlic Onions\r\n            <lb />Cresses Radishes &amp;c freely eaten of little avail in this Case\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I request you will per Post <choice><abbr>fav<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>favour</expan></choice> me with a\r\n            <lb />few lines, and what you think can be done, and you\r\n            <lb />will confer a great <choice><abbr>fav<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>favour</expan></choice> on me who am with\r\n            <lb />much respect\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>d</sup> serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Will<sup>m</sup> Wright.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen, Physician in\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Wright of Crieff\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />his Father\r\n                <lb />June 13<sup>th.</sup> 1778.\r\n                <lb />8. 123.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1521, 3, '2013-04-27 16:08:26', 22),
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Pains must be taken to find a medicine that will\r\n            <lb />keep the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> regular. Purging to any degree cannot\r\n            <lb />be often repeated but at times a little of it will be of\r\n            <lb />service and I would wish to keep the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> always open\r\n            <lb />to once a day. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2. If the Pains should continue to recurr <unclear>and</unclear> especialÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly with any Violence <treatment n=\"9\">a Gentle Vomit</treatment> might b<supplied>e</supplied> of\r\n            <lb />service and might be repeated in the course of four or\r\n            <lb />five <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3. If the <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart> are thus taken care of <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> both\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />externally <unclear>or</unclear> internally may be employed with free\r\n            <lb />doses when either pain or <symptom n=\"17\">watchfulness</symptom> require them\r\n            <lb />but I would wish to employ these as seldom as possible\r\n            <lb />and if the Ailments absolutely require it I would still\r\n            <lb />prefer the <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers Powder</ingredient> and under the conduct formÂ¬\r\n            <lb />erly proposed, only I would wish my <choice><abbr>L<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>Lord</expan></choice> should sleep less\r\n            <lb />under it than on thursday.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4. I think it will be of service to have his Lordship\r\n            <lb />as much out of Bed as he can easily bear and even\r\n            <lb />to take some motion. This indeed must be done\r\n            <lb />by degrees but it should be urged and I even think at\r\n            <lb />present there is not so much <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> as to prevent my\r\n            <lb />Lord going abroad if he could bear the motion and that\r\n            <lb />care is taken with respect to Cold. I should also observe\r\n            <lb />here that tho it is probable that <choice><abbr>L<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>Lord</expan></choice> Cassilis has been the\r\n            <lb />better of some <treatment n=\"25\">sweating</treatment> he may also be hurt if every\r\n            <lb />little sweat that breaks out upon him is encouraged\r\n            <lb />by keeping very warm. I would rather avoid\r\n            <lb />encouraging the <symptom n=\"28\">accidental sweats</symptom> which pains may\r\n            <lb />throw <unclear>out</unclear> and rather take any pains to put them off\r\n            <lb />by <illegible w=\"1\" /> the BedCloths loose, by laying out the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"12\">Arms</bodypart> <supplied>a</supplied>nd even by Coming out of Bed.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />5. If pains continue to recurr it will be still necessary\r\n            <lb />to treat him by topical remedies and the more proper the\r\n            <lb />more the pains are much confined to one place. However\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />I must observe that the pains appear to me to be with\r\n            <lb />such transient attacks that our Topical remedies will\r\n            <lb />not be so effectual as we could wish and unless the pains\r\n            <lb />were to continue more constant than they were yesterday\r\n            <lb />more fixed in one place and attended with more <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> I\r\n            <lb />should not think either <treatment n=\"14\">leeches</treatment> or <treatment n=\"16\">cupping</treatment> necessary.\r\n            <lb />I should Judge very much in the same with respect to <treatment n=\"4\">blisterÂ¬\r\n                <lb />ing</treatment> but I believe it may be practised with less hesitation\r\n            <lb />and may have more durable effects. If any <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment> is\r\n            <lb />found necessary I would wish it applied to the <bodypart n=\"9\">nape of the neck</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />and before proceeding to <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> I would first try the use of\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"60\">mustard</ingredient> in the manner explained to M<sup>r.</sup> Bannerman\r\n            <lb />It is not possible to foresee the precise state of circumstances\r\n            <lb />that may cast up, but after the conversation we have <unclear>had</unclear>\r\n            <lb />I have the uttmost Confidence in the skill &amp; discretion <unclear>of</unclear>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Gillespie &amp; M<sup>r.</sup> Bannerman and I shall be very <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb />to correspond with them on every occurence and contriÂ¬\r\n            <lb />bute whatever is in my power to my <choice><abbr>L<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>Lord</expan></choice> Cassilis relief.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><lb />Cullean 30<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />1775.</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript><p><lb />A Copy<note>For the status of this document see footnote below.</note></p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />excuse me for neglecting sending this in my last<note>See Letter ID:342 for Cullen requesting that he is sent a copy of the directions he had drawn up while on his recent visit to Culzean Castle to attend Lord Cassillis in person. This implies that this copy was sent by Dr Thomas Gillespie in answer to that request and that this apologetic note was added by Gillespie himself. 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at length, however, these symptoms\r\n            <lb />abated, tho\' she has never since been altogether free of\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> and <symptom n=\"12\">dyspnÅ“a</symptom>, which are very apt to be increas\'d\r\n            <lb />upon any accidental <del>to</del> exposure to cold, and she has\r\n            <lb />never entirely recover\'d her former health, having been\r\n            <lb />much debilitated by the continuance of the <symptom n=\"36\">catarrhal</symptom>\r\n            <lb />complaints . -- About four years ago, her menses\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />which till then had been very regular, <condition n=\"8\">began to return\r\n            <lb />at uncertain periods</condition>, there being frequently an interÂ¬\r\n            <lb />val of three or four months, and to this generally <del>succedÂ¬</del>\r\n            <lb /><del>ded</del> succeeded a very large <symptom n=\"101\">evacuation</symptom>, and so on. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This continued to be the case till about six months ago,\r\n            <lb />since when she has had no discharge of blood; but, for\r\n            <lb />three or four months past, has had almost a constant\r\n            <lb />flow of a <symptom n=\"77\">whitish liquor</symptom> from the <bodypart n=\"33\">vagina</bodypart>, in considerÂ¬\r\n            <lb />able quantity and attended with violent pains in\r\n            <lb />her <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"59\">loins</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"64\">lower part of the belly</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"29\">hips</bodypart>, with\r\n            <lb />a slight <symptom n=\"129\">dysuria</symptom> at times .-- In this situation I found\r\n            <lb />her about a month ago, and there seeming to her no doubt\r\n            <lb />that her disorder was a <symptom n=\"77\"><u>fluor albus</u></symptom>, <del>I began to</del> treeted\r\n            <lb />it as such with an <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"13\">Electuary of Bark</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"250\">Allum</ingredient> and\r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"315\"><choice><abbr>Sp<sup>t.</sup> Vitriol Ten.</abbr><expan>Spiritus Vitrioli Tenuis</expan></choice></ingredient> giving, at the same time, what I thought\r\n            <lb />the proper directions with respect to diet and exercise.\r\n            <lb />This plan was pursued for some time apparently with\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />advantage, but the disorder not yielding to it entirely,\r\n            <lb />I intermitted the use of these medicines, and prescrib\'d\r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"35\">Steel. powders</ingredient>, which I gradually increas\'d to the quanÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tity of <choice><abbr>â„ˆj</abbr><expan>one scruple</expan></choice>. three times a day. - These too seem\'d to answer\r\n            <lb />very well at first, but soon losing their effect, I was\r\n            <lb />willing to return to the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>, but now the patients\' <bodypart n=\"46\">stoÂ¬</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />mach refusing it in substance, I was oblig\'d to employ\r\n            <lb />it onl<illegible l=\"1\" /> in Infusion, and at the same time order\'d\r\n            <lb />a small quantity of the <ingredient n=\"55\">Chio Turpentine</ingredient> made in\r\n            <lb />pills, but these likewise the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> soon rejected, an<illegible l=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />the disorder continues to increase, <symptom n=\"26\">wasting</symptom> the patient\r\n            <lb />very much .-- For some time past the pains have been\r\n            <lb />so violent at night that <symptom n=\"17\">no sleep</symptom> cou\'d be obtain\'d but\r\n            <lb />by means of <ingredient n=\"14\">opiates</ingredient>, tho\' an <treatment n=\"4\">adhesive plaster</treatment> had been\r\n            <lb />applied to the <bodypart n=\"59\">Loins</bodypart> and Cloths dipt in oxycrate used\r\n            <lb />occasionally. - I have not tried <ingredient n=\"268\">Cantharidis</ingredient> nor have\r\n            <lb />I push\'d the <ingredient n=\"250\">Allum</ingredient> so far perhaps as I might. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>I am, <choice><abbr>D<sup>r.</sup> Sir.</abbr><expan>Dear Sir</expan></choice> Your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <dateline>Berwick 30<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1778.</dateline> <signed>W Riddell--</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh--\r\n        </p>\r\n<handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Riddell\r\n            <lb />C.\r\n            <lb />30 <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>r</sup>y</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1777\r\n            <lb />8   p. 58\r\n        </p>\r\n</annot>\r\n     \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1481, 11, '2015-04-17 10:16:59', 86),
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(1550, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1513\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1513] From: Dr Joseph Brandreth / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Mr T Dickson (Patient) / 31 May 1778 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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At\r\n            <lb />present I am solicited to ask it on account of the\r\n            <lb />bad state of heath of the only son of a considerable\r\n            <lb />merchant in this town. Being a youth of most\r\n            <lb />irreproachable character it is not wondered, if his\r\n            <lb />parents are excessively anxious about him, and on\r\n            <lb />making them acquainted with my opinion of the danger\r\n            <lb />and obstinacy of his disorder, and expressing a desire\r\n            <lb />of having your advice they immediately requested\r\n            <lb />I would not delay <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> attempting to obtain it; for\r\n            <lb />which purpose I send you the following history of\r\n            <lb />his complaints and must desire as speedy an\r\n            <lb />answer as can be remitted. I will take care you\r\n            <lb />shall be recompensed by the first opportunity.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He is about 20 years of age, of a middling\r\n            <lb />size and well proportioned. Habit in health rather\r\n            <lb />sanguine with a florid countenance, large <bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart>, and\r\n            <lb />brown hair. Is very much devoted to business which\r\n            <lb />he prosecutes with great ardour -- accustomed to\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />a good deal of exercise. In temper of <bodypart n=\"95\">mind</bodypart> rather obsÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tinate &amp; opinionated.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The present <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> condition of his health is <symptom n=\"8\">almost\r\n            <lb />a total loss of appetite</symptom>, eating but a very few ounces\r\n            <lb />probably <add place=\"above\">not</add> more than three in the space of twenty four\r\n            <lb />hours - <del>he <illegible w=\"1\" /></del> is not <symptom n=\"68\">thirsty</symptom> tho his <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart> appears\r\n            <lb />whitish and a little clammy. His complexion sallow &amp;\r\n            <lb /><del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> countenance languid &amp; he appears to be a good\r\n            <lb />deal <symptom n=\"6\">dispirited</symptom>. Now and then complains of a consiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />derable uneasiness in the upper parts of his <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> which\r\n            <lb />wanders is attended with a <unclear>confused</unclear> <symptom n=\"73\">sense of noise</symptom>, that\r\n            <lb />at times <symptom n=\"81\">confuses his speech</symptom> -- Often feels a great\r\n            <lb />degree of variable uneasiness and sometimes great pain\r\n            <lb />like the <symptom n=\"60\">colic</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> - this moves to different parts.\r\n            <lb />The <bodypart n=\"30\">abdomen</bodypart> is small, <del>and</del> no preternatural appearance.\r\n            <lb />His <bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart> wear the pearly hue of the <condition n=\"12\">consumptive</condition>: <add place=\"above\"><bodypart n=\"6\">Pupils</bodypart> very open.</add> In\r\n            <lb />general <symptom n=\"20\">feels cold</symptom> which makes him sit much by <subst><del>the</del><add place=\"above\">a</add></subst> fire.\r\n            <lb />He is greatly <symptom n=\"26\">emaciated</symptom> -- <symptom n=\"20\"><bodypart n=\"48\">Skin</bodypart> always cold</symptom> &amp; dry.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Urine moderate in quantity and quite natural in its\r\n            <lb />appearance. His alvine discharge so amazingly restricted\r\n            <lb />that I shall scarcely be able to give you an adequate noÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion of it, unless you can obtain it from the effect of the\r\n            <lb />medicines he has used. He is generally <symptom n=\"24\">six or eight days\r\n            <lb />without any stool and often a fortnight</symptom> -- it is always induÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rated, consisting of a few round bumps, of a natural yellow\r\n            <lb />tinge, tho perhaps <subst><del><illegible w=\"2\" /></del><add place=\"above\">a little</add></subst> darker <subst><del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> <add place=\"above\">than</add></subst> is usual at his time\r\n            <lb />of life. He frequently attempts to force one. ---- Of late\r\n            <lb />his <symptom n=\"17\">sleep has been short &amp; disturbed, feels in the night\r\n                <lb /><symptom n=\"9\">great lassitude</symptom> and <symptom n=\"56\">considerable anxiety</symptom>.</symptom> <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse slow,\r\n                    <lb />regular, moderately strong and full; beats about sixty in\r\n                    <lb />a minute more commonly fewer than more.</symptom>\r\n                    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n        <lb />Two or three times in the course of his life has become\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">feeble</symptom> and <symptom n=\"26\">greatly emaciated</symptom> without any very obvious cause\r\n            <lb />but till now soon recovered in the country. Has always\r\n            <lb />been of a very <symptom n=\"24\">costive habit</symptom>, and in general for several \r\n            <lb />years last not much less so than he is at present. He\r\n            <lb />has twice within the last ten days rode forty miles in\r\n            <lb />one day &amp; says he did not feel himself excessively\r\n            <lb />fatigued - in one of his journies he was wet but took\r\n            <lb />no cold.\r\n                </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When I <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> was consulted which is about two months\r\n            <lb />ago my first intention was to remove the <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />which I expected <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes</ingredient> would answer, but I was disÂ¬\r\n            <lb />appointed for after exhibiting <del>thus</del> it in very liberal\r\n            <lb />doses sometimes half a dram at a time in every possible\r\n            <lb />form and combination I found it would not answer <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb />but seldom procured a stool. I suspected the <ingredient n=\"3\">aloes</ingredient> i<supplied>n</supplied>\r\n            <lb />any solid form might pass undissolved I therefore <illegible w=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />it almost fluid with honey with no better effect. <unclear>I</unclear>\r\n            <lb />next thought of <ingredient n=\"18\">sea water</ingredient>, three pints of which could\r\n            <lb />be drank without procuring a single stool. <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor\r\n                <lb />oil</ingredient> he could not take. After trying a few other\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"24\">purgatives</action> determined to overcome this obstacle I\r\n            <lb />prescribed as follows\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"148\">Extract Catharter</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient>: <unclear>lÃ¦ng.</unclear> gr. XV â„³ dividi in\r\n                    <lb />pilulas viginti &amp; quatuor - Capat quatuor hora\r\n                    <lb /><unclear>Capiat quator hora occubitus pro rata et super bibat uncius \r\n                   <lb />nes tes misturae sequentis.</unclear> \r\n                 \r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two drachms of <ingredient n=\"148\">Extract of Buckthorn</ingredient> and fifteen grains\r\n                    of <illegible w=\"1\"/> <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient>, and mix. Divide into twenty-four pills, \r\n                    <unclear>Every four hours drink an measured ounce only of the following mixtures</unclear>\r\n                    <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n            <orig>\r\n                <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"24\" t=\"19\">Infusi SenÃ¦</ingredient> â„¥xij <ingredient n=\"254\">Tartar Vitriol</ingredient> â„¥iÅ¿s. <ingredient n=\"24\" t=\"1\">Tinct\r\n                <lb />SenÃ¦</ingredient> â„¥ij <ingredient n=\"10\" t=\"1\">Tinct Jalapii</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s. â„³ fiat mistura.\r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take twelve ounces of <ingredient n=\"24\" t=\"19\">Infusion of Senna</ingredient>, \r\n                one and a half ounces of <ingredient n=\"254\">Vitriolated Tartar</ingredient>,\r\n                two ounces of <ingredient n=\"24\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Senna</ingredient>, and half \r\n                an ounce of <ingredient n=\"10\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Jalap</ingredient>. Mix and make a mixture.\r\n            </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He has frequently taken six of the Pills &amp; the full dose\r\n            <lb />of the mixture with no greater effort than a small <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom>\r\n            <lb />stool. He is at present using these medicines only the\r\n            <lb />proportion of <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient> is lessened, and never has a stool with\r\n            <lb />out their use -- I have mentioned the <action n=\"24\">purgative</action> <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"39\">waters\r\n                <lb />of Cheltenham</ingredient> which he is extremely anxious to try, being\r\n            <lb />tired of medicine. He waits with great impatience for\r\n            <lb />your answer, which will greatly oblige your\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>most obliged &amp; affectionate scholar</salute>\r\n            <signed>J. Brandreth</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />The above account is I believe pretty accurate tho wrote in haste\r\n                <lb />I have lately had wonderful success in a singular case. A youth\r\n                <lb />of about ten years of age of the most <condition n=\"74\">irritable habit</condition>, has for several\r\n                <lb />years <symptom n=\"81\">stammered so as scarcely to be able to speak intelligibly.</symptom>\r\n                <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Dobson was consulted and susected <condition n=\"39\">worms</condition>. <ingredient n=\"29\">Tin</ingredient> was given largely\r\n                <lb />without any effect. I considered it as <condition n=\"74\">an excess of irritability</condition> - there\r\n                <lb />was not any topical affection and <add place=\"above\">it</add> had kept pace with the\r\n                <lb />growth of his body in which state I supposed <subst><del>the</del><add place=\"above\">a</add></subst> extension of\r\n                <lb />too mobile a nature might exist - After <treatment n=\"1\">a small bleeding</treatment>\r\n                <lb />The cold Bath and <ingredient n=\"143\">Zinc</ingredient> were ordered &amp; have nearly cured him.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Professor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Doctor Brandreth\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />A young Gentleman\r\n                <lb />Dickson\r\n                <lb />May \r\n                <lb />1778.\r\n                <lb />VIII. 111.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1513, 3, '2014-06-11 16:15:48', 131),
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I have <symptom n=\"26\">lost in weight</symptom>, since I had the pleasure\r\n            <lb />of seeing you at M<sup>r.</sup> Millers about 7.8. my <symptom n=\"12\">shortness of Breath</symptom> on the\r\n            <lb />least exercise remains, &amp; only then:-- when am at rest I have no <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty\r\n                <lb />in Breathing</symptom> --- I have neither <symptom n=\"87\">Scab</symptom> or <condition n=\"114\">Scurf</condition>, except in my <bodypart n=\"54\">posteriors</bodypart>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>ch.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> have <condition n=\"114\">a dry Scurf</condition>, &amp; extremely <symptom n=\"78\">Itchy</symptom>. -- I am regular in all my\r\n            <lb />evacuations &amp; very little <symptom n=\"40\">griped</symptom>. -- Something to cool &amp; sweeten my\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> &amp; Juices, are much wanted, I am <illegible w=\"1\"/> up, &amp; <symptom n=\"17\">get little rest</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I pray the favour of you to try to help me or I shall be lost.\r\n            <lb />I have no dependence on any other but you, under providence\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />your humble Supplicant &amp; welwisher\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Tho<sup>s:</sup> Irwin</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />Tho<sup>s.</sup> Irwin\r\n                <lb />at Moss-Side\r\n                <lb />Carlisle</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doct<sup>r:</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edenburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <handShift/>\r\n                <lb />Thos. 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Without\r\n            <lb />further apology I shall state the case in as true &amp; concise\r\n            <lb />a manner as possible &amp; leave you to judge whether\r\n            <lb />my conduct was deserving of censure. Some time\r\n            <lb />ago I was desired to visit a young lady who had\r\n            <lb />laboured under a <condition n=\"123\">Typhus</condition> about 14 days &amp; had been\r\n            <lb />affected with <symptom n=\"33\">delerium</symptom> &amp;c. Before I saw her she had taken\r\n            <lb />an <action n=\"14\">Emetic</action>, <ingredient n=\"62\">the saline Mixture</ingredient>, <action n=\"27\">Emuls. Com.</action> &amp; had\r\n            <lb />had a <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> applied to her <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>. I found her extremely\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom> but perfectly sensible. 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Cort.</ingredient> agree\'d with her I desired the\r\n            <lb />surgeon to give next day <choice><abbr>Ê’Å¿s</abbr><expan>half a drachm of</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"1\">Pulv. Cort. Peruv.</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />every 4 hours &amp; to continue it if it agree\'d with\r\n            <lb />her seemed to increase her strength &amp; did not stop\r\n            <lb />the expectoration &amp; increase her <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Sep<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 12 before I got home a Physician accidentally called\r\n            <lb />&amp; in a very ungenerous manner said she had been very\r\n            <lb />improperly treated &amp; if <ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient> was continued it would\r\n            <lb />kill her as it would immediately stop the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> &amp; expectoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ration. 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Has\r\n            <lb />no pain in her <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> except when the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb />is very violent. <symptom n=\"12\">Breathes rather quickler than natural.</symptom>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">Pulse still weak &amp; 115 sometimes 120.</symptom> Appetite pretty toÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lerable, <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> regular urine natural in color &amp; quantity\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"68\">thirst moderate</symptom> <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart> covered with a brownish\r\n            <lb />crust. She is able to sit up 7 or 8 hours &amp; walk over\r\n            <lb />the floor. Her <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> are a little <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom> towards evening.\r\n            <lb />Has always been subject to a <del>cold</del> <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> upon <condition n=\"13\">catching \r\n                <lb />cold</condition>. Her <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> is kept open, her diet fruit, Milk, Beef\r\n            <lb />tea, she takes the common Emulsion with <ingredient n=\"6\">Infus. fol.\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />Tussilag.</ingredient> &amp; is recommended when her strength will\r\n            <lb />permit to go in to the country. N. B. she sweats\r\n            <lb />little or none during the night &amp; her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />are <symptom n=\"20\">rather cold</symptom>. If you will be kind enough\r\n            <lb />to favour me with a line the first opportunity with\r\n            <lb />your opinion concerning the treatment &amp; any meÂ¬\r\n            <lb />thod that may be followed with advantage to my\r\n            <lb />Patient it will afford me much consolation &amp;\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />will be gratefully remembered by\r\n                <lb />your very humble <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>John Heysham</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n            <lb />P. S. My <choice><abbr>comp<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>compliments</expan></choice> to <unclear>M<sup>rs</sup></unclear> Cullen\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Irwin <choice><abbr>cont<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>continues</expan></choice> much as usual\r\n                <lb />he is very uneasy &amp; <symptom n=\"56\">the slightest\r\n                <lb />circumstance terrifies him</symptom>. <symptom n=\"15\">His\r\n                    <lb />Pulse is very good</symptom> &amp; I think\r\n                <lb />he has no symptoms that\r\n                <lb />will prove immediately danÂ¬\r\n                <lb />gerous he is begun to take your\r\n                <lb />prescription again -\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Heysham at Carlisle\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Q</abbr><expan>Query</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />A Lady convalescent\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1778.\r\n            <lb />9. p. 50.\r\n        </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1563, 3, '2014-06-10 14:36:39', 78),
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In Time, after some Days\r\n            <lb />of Riot, He was seiz\'d with an <condition n=\"5\">Epileptic\r\n                <lb />fit.</condition> Upon questioning his friends I learned\r\n            <lb />that once or twice, they had observed him\r\n            <lb />in the street &amp; at home, to make a pause\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"71\">look odd, as not knowing what he did</symptom>.\r\n            <lb />These have attack\'d him much oftener\r\n            <lb />since that time: but in the worst of them\r\n            <lb />he plays his Cards - or talks, after it goes\r\n            <lb />off, as if nothing had happened.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />About two months after, He had another <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom>\r\n            <lb />tho\' He had liv\'d more cautiously. In less than\r\n            <lb />two months another - then one in three\r\n            <lb />weeks - He had one on Saturday se\'nnight,\r\n            <lb />&amp; another last saturday -. I suspect He has\r\n            <lb />had others, tho\' they escap\'d observation.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He has never had <symptom n=\"5\">a fit</symptom> but in the Night,\r\n            <lb />when in Bed - They last some minutes -\r\n            <lb />In some He has bit his <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"8\">Cheeks</bodypart> &amp;\r\n            <lb />pass\'d the Urine - His <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse is in general\r\n                <lb />moderate</symptom> every way, &amp; the <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> when let\r\n            <lb />had nothing particular.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Nothing cou\'d equal his obstinacy in\r\n            <lb />resisting the Advice &amp; Regulations proposed\r\n            <lb />nor wou\'d He hear of a Consultation.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He has now &amp; then submitted to <treatment n=\"1\">lose blood</treatment>\r\n            <lb />of the <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart> &amp; to take a dose of Physic\r\n            <lb />&amp; to use a habitual <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> - &amp; a few weeks\r\n            <lb />ago allowed <treatment n=\"11\">a Pea to be placed in his <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart></treatment>.\r\n            <lb />He has now consented to <treatment n=\"48\">lose his Hair</treatment> that\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"14\">Leeches</treatment> or <treatment n=\"4\">Blisters</treatment> may be applied &amp; is\r\n            <lb />more sensible of the Horror of his situation.\r\n            <lb />He has agreed to want suppers or to take little\r\n            <lb />&amp; early - but every Regulation you propose\r\n            <lb />must be strongly enforced.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It wou\'d serve no purpose to be more minute\r\n            <lb />I therefore conclude &amp; beg to hear from you\r\n            <lb />soon - referring you to M<sup>r</sup> Shaw Stuart\r\n            <lb />for your fee -- I am always\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> D<sup>r</sup>,\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t</sup> Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Alex<sup>r</sup> Stevenson</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Professor of Physic\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <handShift />\r\n                <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Stevenson\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>ab<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>about</expan></choice> Sir. J. Maxwell\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 2. 1775.\r\n            </annot>\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1118, 3, '2013-10-06 13:59:41', 34),
(1556, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1121\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1121] From: Dr Archibald Bathie / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Captain David Skene (Patient), Mr (Patient) / 19 February 1775 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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Have only to observe at present\r\n            <lb />that his cheif complaint is a <symptom n=\"55\">languor</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"6\">oppression</symptom> which he\r\n            <lb />suffers from every morning after evacuating the Contents of\r\n            <lb />the <condition n=\"32\">ulcer</condition> in his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>, this continues more or less till\r\n            <lb />after dinner &amp; prevents his using exercise by gentle walking\r\n            <lb />or riding in a Chaise, inclining rather to lull in a chair\r\n            <lb />by the fire side. He eats very heartily at all his\r\n            <lb />meals particularly his breakfast which seems to fill\r\n            <lb />up the <unclear>interim want</unclear> in his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> &amp; relieves for\r\n            <lb />some time the <symptom n=\"55\">Languor</symptom> but he is soon obliged to have\r\n            <lb />recourse to a cupfull or two of Beef Tea, or\r\n            <lb />Peppermint or Cinnamon Water. -- Could he use\r\n            <lb />any thing else to more advantage? --- He has\r\n            <lb />taken a great fancy for <ingredient n=\"159\">Tar water</ingredient> because I had once\r\n            <lb />ordered it to a man who recovered in this neighbourhood\r\n            <lb />who had spit up matter from his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> for sometime\r\n            <lb />after a <condition n=\"105\">peripneumony</condition> --- In short the <ingredient n=\"159\">Tar water</ingredient> is in\r\n            <lb />preparation &amp; I believe he is trying it in a small <choice><abbr>q<sup>ty.</sup></abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice>\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />notwithstanding I have represented the bad effects it may have\r\n            <lb />by its heating &amp; binding quality. He will at least be Cautious\r\n            <lb />till I mention your opinion of it which will I know determine\r\n            <lb />him for or against continuing in its use.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I had within these eight days a Case of <condition n=\"22\">the Rabies <unclear>Canine</unclear></condition>\r\n            <lb />under my Care - <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Boy was bit middle of <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> last. The\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"22\">hydrophobia</condition> came on no sooner than the 12<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Cur<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Current</expan></choice> &amp; he\r\n            <lb />died the 3<sup>d.</sup> day after in a miserable way. I have\r\n            <lb />wrote out the Case particularly &amp; will if you think it\r\n            <lb />worth while transmit you a Copy. The <condition n=\"22\">hydrophobia</condition> is\r\n            <lb />certainly an improper term <del>for this</del> He inclined to drink\r\n            <lb />liquids &amp; said he would be well could he drink, but\r\n            <lb />could not swallow a drop for a <symptom n=\"57\">spasm</symptom> in the agony\r\n            <lb />of Deglutition -- The <symptom n=\"57\">spasm</symptom> indeed only operated either in\r\n            <lb />the Idea of drinking liquids or in the attempt for\r\n            <lb />I made him swallow bread, &amp; even bread soaked\r\n            <lb />in water several times, <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> but as I only take up your\r\n            <lb />time in lengthening this description -- I remain Sir with\r\n            <lb />very much respect\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Your Most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> &amp; most <choice><abbr>hu<sup>le.</sup> Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>humble Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                Archib<sup>d</sup> Bathie\r\n            </signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen ---------\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <handShift />\r\n                <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Bathie\r\n                <lb />Capt<sup>n</sup> Skene\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Febry.</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 19<sup>th</sup> 1775\r\n                <lb />Vol IV p 22\r\n            </annot>\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1121, 3, '2013-10-06 13:04:30', 35),
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Once or twice when he thought he had an Interval he took\r\n            <lb />a little of <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient>, but he could not continue it as the <symptom n=\"34\">febrile</symptom> SymtÂ¬\r\n            <lb />oms always returned; - He alw<add place=\"above\">a</add>ys Discharged an immoderate\r\n            <lb />quantity of Bile when he took the <action n=\"14\">Emetic\'s</action>. --- His Urine\r\n            <lb /><del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> frequently Deposited a cediment, and he could always\r\n            <lb />eat a little food with an appetite. He continued in this way for\r\n            <lb />upwards of three Weeks, when his <symptom n=\"34\">febrile</symptom> symtoms left him at\r\n            <lb />once, after taking another <action n=\"14\">Emetic</action>: he recovered flesh and strength\r\n            <lb />every day for about eight days, when something happening\r\n            <lb />to Distress him very much, and going out to take air probably\r\n            <lb />too soon, he was that same night taken ill as at first. ---\r\n            <lb />He took an <action n=\"14\">Emetic</action> immediately which the Effect of vomiting\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />and sweating him a little without any advantage. His <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> continued\r\n            <lb />to remit daily as at first for some time, but at last turn\'d to the\r\n            <lb />Continuing kind, with constant <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> <symptom n=\"17\">want of sleep</symptom>, &amp;\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"71\">confusion in the <bodypart n=\"1\">he<add place=\"above\">a</add>d</bodypart></symptom>; <symptom n=\"21\">his <bodypart n=\"48\">Skin</bodypart> constantly a little hoter than\r\n                <lb />usual</symptom> and his <add place=\"above\">pulse a little quicker</add>, he was <treatment n=\"4\">blistered</treatment> repeatedly\r\n            <lb />with only temporary relief. ---- His Case for these some weeks\r\n            <lb />has been thus: In the morning he is seiz\'d with a kind of\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"2\">Gruing</symptom><note>This Scots word meaning \'shivering\' is very rarely found in print, but one possible source is a passage on severe colic in Scottish physician, John Arbuthnot\'s popular <i>Practical Rules of Diet in the Various Constitutions Diseases of the Human Body</i> (London: 1732), where he remarks \'if the Patient survives three Days, the Acuteness of the Pain abates and a Coldness or Gruing affects the Body...\' (p. 353).</note> and <symptom n=\"20\">coldness over all his body</symptom>, which sometimes continue\r\n            <lb />through the whole day till towards the evening. -- During this\r\n            <lb />Period he is exceedingly <symptom n=\"55\">drowsy</symptom> and complains of uneversal\r\n            <lb />uneasyness over all his body pains in <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> and the inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />side of his <bodypart n=\"18\">thighs</bodypart>. -- He sometimes gets a little <symptom n=\"17\">unrefreshing\r\n                <lb />dosing sleep</symptom> towards the afternoon, after which he grows easier\r\n            <lb />but seldom sweats any. If he happens to get good rest in the\r\n            <lb />morning, the <unclear>gruing</unclear> does not seize him till further in the day\r\n            <lb />perhaps till Nine or ten o Clock he has two or three times\r\n            <lb />taken an <action n=\"14\">Emetic</action> before the <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> in the morning: and a\r\n            <lb />little <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>. --- Some days ago in the evening when\r\n            <lb />he was easier he has taken some <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"15\">bark in Decoction</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />with a little <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> <ingredient n=\"96\">Snakeroot</ingredient> without any\r\n            <lb />sensible advantage; <del>he most <illegible w=\"1\" /></del> Yesterday morning\r\n            \r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n\r\n            <lb />morning, he begun to <symptom n=\"2\"><subst><del>grew</del><add place=\"above\">grue</add></subst></symptom> a little upon which he took\r\n            <lb />twelve gutts of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>, Dosed a little after it <add place=\"above\">in</add> the\r\n            <lb />forenoon; and in the evening grew easier &amp; got up, and \r\n            <lb />walk<add place=\"above\">e</add>d a little <del>what</del> up and down the room. -- Upon his doing\r\n            <lb />to bed he felt a little <symptom n=\"20\">Coldness</symptom> in his <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>, and afterwards he\r\n            <lb />felt as if the fleshy parts of his body were <symptom n=\"2\">shaking or\r\n                <lb />trembling</symptom> though at the same time he felt no <symptom n=\"20\">cold</symptom> then\r\n            <lb />his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse through the night is pretty Strong with a hard\r\n                <lb /><del>thob</del> throb; it was not quick about 6,6</symptom>, this <del>scarce</del> so much\r\n            <lb />this is the comon state of his <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse</symptom> after the evening comes\r\n            <lb />on till the morning, when if the <symptom n=\"20\">Cold fit</symptom> comes on and\r\n            <lb />is allowed to Continue his <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse is Languid.</symptom> -- His Urine\r\n            <lb />he makes at night Dipossits a Sediment, but through the\r\n            <lb />day it does <add place=\"above\">not</add> always. -- What <del>gives</del> alarms him most\r\n            <lb />is that within these ten days, in the morning he is seized\r\n            <lb />with a pain in his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> which has hitherto grown easier\r\n            <lb />towards the afternoon. --- Except some particular days\r\n            <lb />he could not complain of <symptom n=\"8\">want of appetite</symptom>; -- his food at\r\n            <lb />present is a little Chocolate, Chicken Broth, and Panada - \r\n            <lb />and all along he has taken a little port Wine. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The pain of his <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> has continued more or less all along;\r\n            <lb />His <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart> is not much pain\'d but sometimes an unusual\r\n            <lb />Heavyness &amp; <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> in it. ---- According to your advice, this\r\n            <lb />morning he took a grain of <ingredient n=\"110\">Emetic Tartar</ingredient>, a quarter of\r\n            <lb />a grain made him sick and Vomitited <add place=\"above\">him</add> a little once he\r\n            <lb />took the rest of the grain at proper intervals, which\r\n            <lb />made him sick a long <del>will</del> while and sweated him a\r\n            <lb />little. 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I have drunk for\r\n            <lb />these two years past much <ingredient n=\"269\">Seltzer Water</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />&amp; impatiently wait for your advice\r\n            <lb />which I have delayed asking for till\r\n            <lb />now, on account of your hurried business\r\n            <lb />&amp; attendance on your Class.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n     <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n           <lb />I am with the justest sense of the\r\n            <lb />many obligations received from you,\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />My Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most Affectionate\r\n                <lb />&amp; much obliged\r\n                <lb />Humble Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Ja<sup>s</sup> Saunders</signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>Banff 4<sup>th</sup> May <u>1777</u></dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"7\"/>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb /><u>Edinburgh</u>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />Case of\r\n            <lb />Doctor Saunders\r\n            <lb />May. 4<sup>th</sup> <u>1777</u>\r\n            <lb />Vol. VII p 25.\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1401, 3, '2013-12-18 20:51:49', 243),
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I have used no more medicines, then I have discribed, I\r\n            <lb/>have lived a year, mostly upon a milk diet, with Bread, which has at\r\n            <lb/>least, kept me from growing worse, but as yet, has been unsuccesful in\r\n            <lb/>making a cure -- As my troubles, are of such an ancient date I know\r\n            <lb/>it would be foolish, to expect to get ridd of them in a short time, but\r\n            <lb/>if I had any medicine, that would diminish the propensity to Errection,\r\n            <lb/>and keep my <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> moderately open, I think my cure would be at hand -\r\n            <lb/>As I think my complaints originates, intirely, from this, and the first thing I\r\n            <lb/>have informed you of ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>N: B I am very easily affected with <symptom n=\"20\">cold or uneasy chillness</symptom>: I have a\r\n                <lb/>tolerable good appetite, but must not indulge it much, or else I frequently\r\n                <lb/>feel, an uneasy fulness, arise in my <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, after Meals; I observe that\r\n                <lb/>hard or Solid food is lighter with me then soft, or liquid food is: I never\r\n                <lb/>have a stool oftner then once in two days, sometimes three: but I think\r\n                <lb/>my Urine, is fully as much, as all the liquid food, or drink that I take -\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>To\r\n            <lb/>D<sup>r</sup> <choice><abbr>Will<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>William</expan></choice> Cullen Physician\r\n            <lb/>Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <add place=\"margin\"><handShift/>\r\n                <lb/>Case of\r\n                <lb/>1776</add>\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1464, 13, '2014-11-20 09:56:17', 80),
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I consulted you about Capt. Fraser for an\r\n            <lb />Impostume in his <bodypart n=\"44\">Liver</bodypart>, which had broke before I had ocÂ¬\r\n            <lb />casion to attend him, he got the better of that, and in about\r\n            <lb />three years after was at <choice><abbr>Edinb<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>, when you will probably\r\n            <lb />remember to have seen him at your own house, he was alÂ¬\r\n            <lb />wise a full man, of a Florid Complexion, and now aged\r\n            <lb />about 56. In <choice><abbr>Febry</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 72 he had a <condition n=\"10\">stated fever</condition> attended with\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"63\">swellings</symptom> in <bodypart n=\"52\">lower &amp; uper extremities</bodypart>, which with the <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>\r\n            <lb />Continued about a fortnight, but as I did not attend him at\r\n            <lb />that time, cannot make any particular account of his\r\n            <lb />case. Barring that <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>, he has upon the whole enjoyÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ed a pretty tolerable state of health since his recovery in\r\n            <lb />67.; tho indeed he has had frequent Complaints in his <bodypart n=\"73\">right\r\n                <lb />side</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, being often subject to pains and <symptom n=\"63\">swellÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />ings</symptom> in the former, which came and went occasionaly, but\r\n            <lb />seldom Continued above a few days at a time. For a Course of\r\n            <lb />years he has been in the Custom of not stirring out during\r\n            <lb />the winter Season, and a great part of the Spring, but since\r\n            <lb />some time last August he has never been in the open Air,\r\n            <lb />and for most part of that time kept his bed; tho seemingly\r\n            <lb />not in bad health, as he eat, drank &amp; slept., prety much in\r\n            <lb />his usual manner, he had indeed several little Complaints,\r\n            <lb />which I believe were rather more imaginary than real,\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />tho as to that, I cannot be so particular, being little about\r\n            <lb />him till eighteen days ago, that he found himself not well\r\n            <lb />and Continued drooping for a Couple of days, when he was seiz\'d\r\n            <lb />with a <condition n=\"10\">smart keen fever</condition>, and for two days more <symptom n=\"33\">rov\'d &amp; spoke\r\n                <lb />incoherently</symptom>, but after <treatment n=\"1\">blooding</treatment> he grew pretty sensible, the <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />was florid with very little <bodypart n=\"48\">Serum</bodypart>, the <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> still Continues\r\n            <lb />sometimes pritty keen, frequently remits, but never intirely gon,\r\n            <lb />he <symptom n=\"9\">sleeps a good deal</symptom>, but seldom above half an hour, or an hour\r\n            <lb />at a time, &amp; <symptom n=\"17\">very little refresh\'d</symptom>, he has had several <symptom n=\"28\">strong proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fuse sweats</symptom>, which seldom Continued above three or four hours,\r\n            <lb />partly owing to his being <symptom n=\"17\">restless</symptom>, and not lying under the Cloaths,\r\n            <lb />he has been all along kept open in his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> with <ingredient n=\"76\">mana</ingredient> &amp;\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"8\">Cream Tartar</ingredient>, and sometimes has had very severe brashes of\r\n            <lb />purging without any visible cause, and yet not <symptom n=\"23\">weakn\'d</symptom> after\r\n            <lb />them, his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse has been all along prety soft and equal, \'tho\r\n                <lb />frequently full</symptom>, but much less so for a week back, some days\r\n            <lb />ago we observed a riseing in the open of his <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart>, extending from\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"70\">Groin</bodypart> towards the <bodypart n=\"91\">haunchbone</bodypart>, spreading along the <bodypart n=\"45\">Kidney</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />to the <bodypart n=\"36\">Vertebre of the <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart></bodypart>, but not higher up then the <bodypart n=\"40\">small \r\n                <lb />ribs</bodypart>, without pain even when press\'d, and seems rather inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />creasing, he has likewise a <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> in all that <bodypart n=\"18\">thigh</bodypart> and\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart>, and a contraction in the <bodypart n=\"19\">Knee</bodypart>, so that he cannot extend it,\r\n            <lb />nor move his <bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"18\">thigh</bodypart>. His <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart> is foul, and drinks a\r\n            <lb />good deal, but Complains of no pain in his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>. His Urine\r\n            <lb />is deep and turbid, and has been so all along without any sepaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ration. These are the outlines of his present Complaints, nor\r\n            <lb />have I time at present to be more particular, but as his much\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />alarmed about his <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"19\">Knee</bodypart>, &amp; <bodypart n=\"18\">thigh</bodypart>, I earnestly beg you will let me\r\n            <lb />hear from you in Course, but as the Post is going, I most Conclude on haste,\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />most faithfully Yours\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Tho<sup>s.</sup> Duncanson</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Two Guinea Notes are inclos\'d.\r\n                <lb />Bad health is the cause of a borrowed hand<note>Duncanson means that his own bad health has obliged him to dictate this letter.</note>\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <handShift />\r\n               \r\n                    <lb />I <note>Duncanson adds this afterthought in his own hand (see note above).</note> had forgot to mention that about a\r\n                    <lb />Week ago he was distress\'d with a\r\n                    <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">Short dry tickling Cough</symptom>, but for some\r\n                    <lb />days <add place=\"above\">back</add> has been Expectorating a good deal.\r\n                    <lb />He has all along taken full as much\r\n                    <lb />food, rather more indeed than he could\r\n                    <lb />have been lookt for.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <handShift />\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Duncanson\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>ab<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>about</expan></choice> Capt<sup>n</sup> Fraser\r\n                <lb /><u>Vol I<unclear>I</unclear>. p.165.</u>\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1123, 3, '2013-10-06 15:24:18', 54);
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In\r\n            <lb />this way it will be more <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action>. I do not desire it\r\n            <lb />should <treatment n=\"30\">purge</treatment> her, but only keep her body open.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Country to keep <add place=\"above\">to</add> much <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same diet she has \r\n            <lb />done hitherto. To have some broth &amp; a bit of meat\r\n            <lb />every day at dinner, but must not take a full\r\n            <lb />meal of animal food. Make it up <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> Pudding &amp; <add place=\"above\">or</add> vegetables.\r\n            <lb />She may a good deal of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> last while <add place=\"above\">they come</add> in season, &amp;\r\n            <lb />continue young &amp; tender. 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He can ly upon\r\n            <lb />either <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> but when <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> is most troublesome\r\n            <lb />inclines to his <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart> is regular in his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> &amp; goes\r\n            <lb />out every Day and Rides sometimes when the Weather\r\n            <lb />will permitt\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <opener>\r\n            <salute>Sir</salute>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have endeavoured to draw out the Case\r\n            <lb />herewith sent in as Clear &amp; Concise a manner as I could\r\n            <lb />if there is any thing that I have not mentioned which\r\n            <lb />you may Incline to be informed off you may let me\r\n            <lb />me know &amp; I shall study to satisfy you. And as the\r\n            <lb />Expectations of all concerned are great from your\r\n            <lb />known Goodness &amp; success I hope they will not be\r\n            <lb />Dissapointed The Inclosed two Notes are sent as an\r\n            <lb />Acknowledgement for your Trouble &amp; advice I am\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Sir Your Most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup> hum<sup>le</sup> Servt</abbr><expan>obedient humble Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>Matt<sup>ew</sup></signed> Davidson\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />Perth <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 29<sup>th</sup>\r\n                <lb />1775\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician in\r\n            <lb /><u><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></u>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Meliss\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 25. 1775\r\n            <lb />V. I<del>V</del>. p. 169.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1126, 11, '2014-10-13 15:23:45', 71),
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vigorous as to his habit of body - of a\r\n            <lb />cheerfull disposition &amp; seemed as much as any man to be\r\n            <lb />possessed of the <u>mens sana in corpore sano</u><note>\'A sound mind in a healthy body\', a popular aphorism taken from the 10th Satire of the Roman poet Juvenal.</note>  till this disorder\r\n            <lb />came on in the End of Aprile last --- He had indeed in his youth \r\n            <lb />/14 or 15 years ago/ a <condition n=\"10\">nervous fever</condition> which brought him low &amp; he\r\n            <lb />was at that time <treatment n=\"4\">blistered</treatment> on different parts of the body ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />After that he had a constant tract of health till Aprile last\r\n            <lb />when there happened an <symptom n=\"30\">Eruption of a few pimples on his <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart></symptom> \r\n            <lb />--- this gave him no great uneasiness; but some of his Relations\r\n            <lb />recollect that riding one Evening <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a cold wind in his <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart>, the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"30\">Eruption</symptom> was driven in &amp; after this he complained of a <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> ---\r\n            <lb />About this time he was obliged to ride to the provincial Synod\r\n            <lb />when the weather was very cold &amp; rainy &amp; being obliged to sitt up\r\n            <lb />late at night, the Complaint of the <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> encreased &amp; his <symptom n=\"17\">sleep\r\n            <lb />went from him</symptom> --- he had been several days bad this way when\r\n            <lb />in a forenoon he came into his house &amp; told his wofe, he found his\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"29\"><bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> quite out of order</condition> &amp; was about to <condition n=\"29\">lose the use of his reason</condition>,\r\n            <lb />that however he would do any thing he was advised --- Immediately\r\n            <lb />a Surgeon on the neighbouring town was called, who found him in\r\n            <lb />bed calm &amp; submissive --- he answered some questions very disÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tinctly, others not so readily --- he was generally silent --- his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse\r\n            <lb />was pretty frequent &amp; a little hard</symptom>, tho\' not full -- his <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> red ---\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">A vein was opened &amp; a small quantity of <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> taken away</treatment> - but\r\n            <lb />as the <symptom n=\"15\">pulse seemed rather to fail</symptom> than rise, the vein was stopt\r\n            <lb />after 5 or 6 ounces of <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> were drawn --- Common Emulsions\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"91\">Nitre</ingredient> were used - a <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> applied on the <bodypart n=\"10\">nap of the neck</bodypart> ---\r\n            <lb />By D<sup>r</sup> Walker\'s advice <ingredient n=\"23\" t=\"27\">Camphorated Emulsion</ingredient> was used &amp; small\r\n            <lb />doses  <ingredient n=\"378\">Sal Succini</ingredient> were frequently given --- D<sup>r</sup> Milne ordered some\r\n            <lb />doses of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient>. <ingredient n=\"31\">Musk</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor</ingredient> mixed to be given - also a <treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment> was\r\n            <lb />administrated ---yet the troublesome Symptom of <symptom n=\"17\">watchfullness</symptom> was\r\n            <lb />not removed &amp; his <condition n=\"29\">intellectual faculty much obscured</condition> &amp; <symptom n=\"74\">memory\r\n            <lb />impaired</symptom> ---- In the beginning of May he <symptom n=\"17\">wanted sleep</symptom> two weeks\r\n            <lb />or more - his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse was so low</symptom> as scarce to be felt -- about this time\r\n            <lb />he had some severe <symptom n=\"50\">Cramps in his <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart></symptom> &amp; <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart> -- his <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> stood &amp;\r\n            <lb />he looked like one dying - his <symptom n=\"12\">Respiration being generally very\r\n            <lb />slow</symptom> - often not perceptible for a considerable time -- after this\r\n            <lb />he came gradually to take some food &amp; get a little sleep - but still\r\n            <lb />the Symptom of <symptom n=\"17\">watchfullness</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"74\">failure of his memory</symptom> seem to be\r\n            <lb />the most threatning ailments in his case --- He is some days better\r\n            <lb />seems more lively &amp; his memory good - &amp; some days he is worse - \r\n            <lb />- <symptom n=\"6\">dull &amp; low spirited</symptom> ------------------------------------------\r\n        \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n       \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n\r\n            <lb />1. Continue exercise even in bad weather\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2. Cold Bathing or rather washing brought on by\r\n            <lb />degrees\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3. Diet ex media materie<note>Literally \'of the medium materials\', by which Cullen means keep to \"a moderate\" diet.</note>  with a little wine or punch\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4. <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"13\">Electuary of Bark and <ingredient n=\"35\">Steel</ingredient></ingredient>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />5. <ingredient n=\"63\">Andersons pills</ingredient>. ------------\r\n\r\n\r\n       \r\n \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n           <handShift /> \r\n            <p>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Tho<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>Thomas</expan></choice> M<sup>c</sup>farlane\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Miner</abbr><expan>Minister</expan></choice> of Lonbride\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> with its\r\n            <lb />answer by the D<sup>.r</sup> himself\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Sir\r\n            <lb />Ser\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1129, 3, '2013-09-10 16:43:17', 98),
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scarce any\r\n            <lb />possible Exercise when at home, <illegible w=\"1\" /><add place=\"above\">and</add> his mind deeply\r\n            <lb />engagd in Business will make much Caution necessary\r\n            <lb />for him &amp; I must beg youlle be free with him on that\r\n            <lb />subject, because if giving up business shall be necessary\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /><add place=\"above\">or</add> leaving that Country, he will comply with it rather\r\n            <lb />than ruine his Health --   in passing thro England\r\n            <lb />if you thought Buxton or Bath could be of use to him\r\n            <lb />or Bathing of drinking any of the German <ingredient n=\"12\">Waters</ingredient> helle\r\n            <lb />stop at either of them as you shall direct -- the great\r\n            <lb />Change since he came to Scotland is that his <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart> is\r\n            <lb />not paind so frequently as before, but he is scarce a day\r\n            <lb />without pains in his <bodypart n=\"19\">Knees</bodypart> &amp; at times his <bodypart n=\"64\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />affected &amp; his <symptom n=\"6\">spirits low</symptom> -   he has used no Medicine\r\n            <lb />he him self will inform you fully of every other thing\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Lady Abercromby is now got in <add place=\"above\">to</add> Banff &amp; much\r\n            <lb />better than I ever expected to see her -- I have not\r\n            <lb />seen a more alarming Case &amp; I am still afraide it\r\n            <lb />will yet appear in a dangerous shape --- the whole\r\n            <lb />Family are infidels in Physic &amp; it has been difficult\r\n            <lb />to perswade her to do any thing --- she has got her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; some degree of strength &amp; from her desere\r\n            <lb />to conceal her Complaints its not easy for me to\r\n            <lb />judge perfectly how Matters are--\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Captain Inness has had no return of his <symptom n=\"3\"><symptom n=\"35\">vomiting\r\n            <lb />blood</symptom></symptom> since I wrote you &amp; seems much better --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am sorry to find by a Letter from Lady Banff\r\n            <lb />that her Family has been so much distressd -- she has\r\n            <lb />a very just sense of your attention to them all\r\n            <lb />&amp; from a perswasion that you treat these Cases\r\n            <lb />with much skill &amp; success, she wishes I would write\r\n            <lb />you about your manner of treating them, lest that\r\n            <lb />Disease should reach the North --- I am unwilling\r\n            <lb />to give you this trouble, but I should be glad to \r\n<lb />know if there is any thing in your Practice different\r\n            <lb />from the Common --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am glad to hear you stand it out so well in\r\n            <lb />the hurry of so much business -- I most earnestly\r\n            <lb />wish for every thing good to you &amp; your Family\r\n            <lb />&amp; I am with all possible esteem\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Your Most <choice><abbr>Obdt</abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> &amp;\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>obligd hulle servt</abbr><expan>obliged humble servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed><u>Ja<sup>s</sup> Saunders</u></signed>\r\n            <dateline>Banff 26<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Feby</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> <u>1775</u></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div> \r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb />Edin<u>burgh</u>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Saunders\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Leslie Lady Aber.\r\n            <lb />&amp; Cap<sup>tn</sup> Innes\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>r</sup>y</abbr></choice> 26 1775\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1127, 11, '2015-04-17 10:02:37', 82);
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The Chief of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Symptoms\r\n            <lb />are manifestly in <subst><del>his</del><add place=\"above\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice></add></subst> <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"69\">Colon</bodypart>, &amp;  it is a communication \r\n            <lb />from these whenever either his <bodypart n=\"42\">heart</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> are <choice><abbr>Affec<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>Affected</expan></choice>. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If I was of this opinion formerly <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> length of time <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />has intervened since I first gave <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> opinion confirms it\r\n            <lb />Strongly, as not only no marks of local <choice><abbr>Affec<sup>n.</sup></abbr><expan>Affection</expan></choice> have \r\n            <lb />farther appeared &amp; on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> contrary all his <del>sym<add place=\"above\">p</add>toms</del> symptoms\r\n            <lb />are easier, <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a recovery of appetite flesh &amp; strength. But\r\n            <lb />to all this I must add <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> obstinate &amp; tedious nature\r\n            <lb />of such ailments prevent my being surprised at his not being\r\n            <lb />quite well &amp; indeed I believe it must still take some time,\r\n            <lb />&amp; require a great deal of attention to some of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> measures\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> has been already proposed. In eating &amp; drinking\r\n            <lb />I would have him keep exactly to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same rules he has\r\n            <lb />for some time past observed. I think he has done right in\r\n            <lb />intermitting all his medicines &amp; he should continue to do so\r\n            <lb />for some time to come <add place=\"above\">at least</add> till some new symptom or a \r\n            <lb />recurrence of former ones should require them, neither\r\n            <lb />of <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I expect. I think <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeate water</ingredient> was \r\n            <lb />very properly advised &amp; I think he should still conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tinue for some time. You might have good reasons\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />for drying up <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> on his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> but it is <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup>out</abbr><expan>without</expan></choice> hazard\r\n            <lb />&amp; I would have you put it in again in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> proper place\r\n            <lb />as soon as <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> on his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> is ready for it. When\r\n            <lb />it may be allowable to dry it up again must be deÂ¬\r\n            <lb />termined by <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> circumstances of his complaint, but\r\n            <lb />at any rate I would not have done till after MidÂ¬\r\n            <lb />Summer. For his entire recovery I depend upon <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />advance of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Season, proper Exercise &amp; Cold bathing, -\r\n            <lb />His Exercise may be by walking riding, going in a \r\n            <lb />Carriage, or even Sailing but to all <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> rest I would preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fer riding. At present it does not seem to agree very well <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />him, but I would wish he would take pains to reconcile\r\n            <lb />himself to it, by bringing on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> briskness of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> motion \r\n            <lb />&amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> length of his rides by slow degrees. I am confident <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />sea bathing will be of Service to him, but it must not\r\n            <lb />be tried before <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Middle of May &amp; not even then\r\n            <lb />if <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> North East winds prevail. Before he go in to\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Sea let him have his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> washed well <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> cold\r\n            <lb />water, for some days every morning. The <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> in\r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> will not prevent it as <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> dressing of it may\r\n            <lb />be delayed till after <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> washing. When he is to go in\r\n            <lb />to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Sea, he must take care to dip his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> or at\r\n            <lb />least to wash it well before he go in. A piece of bladder\r\n            <lb />may be put above <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"4\">plaister</treatment> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment>  to\r\n            <lb />prevent <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Salt water fretting it, and your\r\n            <lb />discretion will manage all this very well.\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />If anything new occur I shall expect to hear from\r\n            <lb />you.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Wishing you Success I am always <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n                <lb />your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Will<sup>m.</sup> Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> April 18<sup>th</sup>\r\n                <lb />1776\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3800, 2, '2013-07-30 16:47:35', 75),
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A change in distribution of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> fluids &amp; a prÃ¦ternatural\r\n            <lb />afflux of Mucus to the <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart>. ---   2 a great degree of deÂ¬\r\n            <lb />bility <choice><abbr>ow<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>owing</expan></choice> to circumstances of his <choice><abbr>L.sh. preced<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>Lorship\'s proceeding</expan></choice> life not easily\r\n            <lb />to be ascertained.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The first, we can best &amp; must first attempt to remedy &amp; as it\r\n            <lb />has been observed <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> for several years past the afflux of\r\n            <lb />Mucus has begun in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Spring so it is to be suspected <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> it\r\n            <lb />has been chiefly <choice><abbr>ow<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>owing</expan></choice> to the cold &amp; moisture of the <choice><abbr>preced<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>preceeding</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />season. 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Dumfries\r\n        </head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Your ailment is singular and seemingly very obstinate\r\n            <lb />but I shall endeavour to advise as well as I can I can not say positÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ively what has been the cause of your disorder but it is very\r\n            <lb />possible that the fumes of those <unclear>fluxes</unclear> you was formerly\r\n            <lb />exposed to may have done you much harm<note>This reference seems to imply exposure to some sort of industrial process such a metal-working or glass-making.</note>  and if so\r\n            <lb />I know nothing so promising as your strictly keeping to \r\n            <lb />a milk Diet for some length of time and this is not\r\n            <lb />improper upon any Supposition we can make with\r\n            <lb />regards to the state of your <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart> you indeed men\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />tion milk as one of the things which raise your trouble\r\n            <lb />but I suspect you have never used it in the manner I am\r\n            <lb />to direct and therefore I would advise you to try it still as\r\n            <lb />as follows. You must always take the milk fresh from\r\n            <lb />the cow and must at the same time always put to it an\r\n            <lb />equal part of water gruel and sweeten the whole with\r\n            <lb />fine sugar. This mixture you are always to take instead\r\n            <lb />of plain milk and you may take along with it Bread or\r\n            <lb />any grain as rice Barley millet Sago salop or oatmeal\r\n            <lb />all of these except the bread or salop must be separately\r\n            <lb />boiled with water and when boiled put to your milk and\r\n            <lb />gruel. In this way you may continue what variety you\r\n            <lb />can but I would have you be confined to these matters alone\r\n            <lb />for some time to come avoiding all animal food and\r\n            <lb />all garden vegetables. You should never take much food\r\n            <lb />at one time but according to the old rule little and often.\r\n            <lb />You should take nothing very warm. rather everything\r\n            <lb />nearly cold your drink must be pure water or only\r\n            <lb />with a toast in it and I am perswaded that all wines\r\n            <lb />or malt liquors will do you harm. I expect that by\r\n            <lb />your countenance in this diet for some time your\r\n            <lb />ailment will greatly be releived perhaps cured\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />and therefore I shall order very little medicine and\r\n            <lb />there is only two I could now propose. One is the\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"31\">strengthening Tincture</action> ordered below and of which\r\n            <lb />you may take twenty ot thirty drops in a gill of\r\n            <lb />Spring water three times a day. If the cold water\r\n            <lb />seems to hurt your <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> you may take the\r\n            <lb />cold air of it by adding a spoonfull or two of Boiling\r\n            <lb />water to the whole but you must by no means\r\n            <lb />make it very warm. The other medicine I mean\r\n            <lb />is a quieting or <ingredient n=\"14\">opiate Draught</ingredient> at night which\r\n            <lb />I think you cannot be without at present. I\r\n            <lb />leave M<sup>r</sup> Young D<sup>r</sup> Gordon or whom else you advise\r\n            <lb />with at Dumfries to adjust the Dose but <add place=\"above\">in</add> my\r\n            <lb />opinion it should be always a full one.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Along with this course what exercise you can\r\n            <lb />easily bear in a carriage will be of service to you.\r\n            <lb />I do not know you could be the better for any\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"12\">mineral water</ingredient>. It is possible there are certain\r\n            <lb />circumstances in your ailments which might require \r\n            <lb />or be the better for <ingredient n=\"2\">mercury</ingredient> but I could not direct\r\n            <lb />that unless you were under my own eye\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 10 August 1774</dateline>\r\n            <signed>WC</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3763, 3, '2013-05-11 15:37:04', 108),
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The <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling of the <bodypart n=\"84\">Glands</bodypart> of his <bodypart n=\"10\">Neck</bodypart></symptom>\r\n            <lb />are much in the same state as we mention\'d\r\n            <lb />in our last: but we omitted to observe that there\r\n            <lb />was some degree of <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation in the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />of the <symptom n=\"18\">Tumour</symptom></symptom> immediately below the <bodypart n=\"106\">chin</bodypart>, which\r\n            <lb />still continues, &amp; which from the beginning was,\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />and now is soft &amp; free of pain. Since our last\r\n            <lb />we observe that the <bodypart n=\"84\">Glands</bodypart> under the <bodypart n=\"7\">right\r\n            <lb />Ear</bodypart> are in the same State as those on the \r\n            <lb />other side. 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More Writer to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup> S.</abbr><expan>the Signet</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Gossfords close<note>This was presumably a third party through whom the letter passed. 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I should have little hope. I cannot advise\r\n           <lb />so properly <choice><abbr>wout know<sup>g.</sup> y<sup>e</sup> med<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>without knowing the medicines</expan></choice> she has tried &amp; how bears them,\r\n           <lb />the effects, &amp; how she bears the <choice><abbr>med<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> I am to propose. You must\r\n           <lb /><choice><abbr>theref. cont.</abbr><expan>therefore continue</expan></choice> to correspond <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> me.\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb />For <choice><abbr>remov<sup>g.</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>removing the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"78\"><choice><abbr>irritab.</abbr><expan>irritability</expan></choice></symptom> of y<sup>e</sup> <choice><abbr><bodypart n=\"46\">stom.</bodypart></abbr><expan>stomach</expan></choice> nothing <choice><abbr>eq.</abbr><expan>equal</expan></choice> to <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient>. <choice><abbr>Theref</abbr><expan>Therefore</expan></choice>\r\n           <lb />an hour <choice><abbr>bef.</abbr><expan>before</expan></choice> dinner take 50 drops of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> <action n=\"60\">Stomach.</action></abbr><expan>the <action n=\"60\">Stomachic</action></expan></choice> drops <choice><abbr>ord<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>ordered</expan></choice> below,\r\n           <lb />dropt on a bit of sugar. If they do not make her retain her food\r\n           <lb />better, may increase <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> dose <choice><abbr>grad.</abbr><expan>gradually</expan></choice> till 100. If <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"161\"><choice><abbr>Elix. propr.</abbr><expan>Elixir proprietatis</expan></choice></ingredient>\r\n           <lb />give pain, must try a mixture of 2 parts of <ingredient n=\"123\">sp<sup>t.</sup> of lavender</ingredient>\r\n           <lb />x 1 part of <ingredient n=\"58\">Tinct. Thebaic.</ingredient> &amp; give a proportional dose of this in\r\n           <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same manner as the other. Unless the effects of one or \r\n           <lb />other, be good do not employ them constantly but pro re nata.\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb />I guess you have been <del>thinking</del> giving <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"108\">Vitr. acid</ingredient> in one shape\r\n           <lb />or other, I think it a proper <choice><abbr>med.</abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice> &amp; should be <choice><abbr>cont<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice> With\r\n           <lb />these <choice><abbr>remed.</abbr><expan>remedies</expan></choice> for <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr><bodypart n=\"46\">stom.</bodypart></abbr><expan>stomach</expan></choice> keep <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>  <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> <choice><abbr>reg<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice> As you have\r\n           <lb />employed some <choice><abbr>remed.</abbr><expan>remedy</expan></choice> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> kind, employ those that you\r\n           <lb />find answer best. With a view to Menstruation, you should\r\n           <lb />use <choice><abbr>freq<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>frequent</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"6\">glysters</treatment> <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"5\">asafoetida</ingredient> dissolved in them. For <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> \r\n           <lb />same purpose I would <choice><abbr>freq<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>frequently</expan></choice> set her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> in warm water\r\n           <lb />&amp; let <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup> cont.</abbr><expan>them continue</expan></choice> in it for <subst><del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> <add place=\"above\">hald</add></subst> and hour. about an hour or two\r\n           <lb />before going to bed. Then dry <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> well &amp; keep <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice>\r\n<lb />warm till she go to bed. In bed should wear worsted stockÂ¬\r\n<lb />ings &amp; if these are not sufficient for heat, boiled bricks to\r\n<lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> foot of her bed. Every morning <treatment n=\"18\">rub her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> <unclear>each</unclear>\r\n           <lb /><choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a flesh brush or flannel</treatment>, gently but long continued. And\r\n           <lb />if of <unclear>these</unclear> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> day her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> be cold, must one way or other be\r\n           <lb />brought to heat again.\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb />Walking in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> fresh air\r\n           \r\n           <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n           \r\n           <lb />is good, but be moderate, &amp; no fatigue. In fine weather\r\n           <lb />&amp; when convenient, riding on horseback great service, keeÂ¬\r\n           <lb />ping however her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> warm &amp; dry. Cannot advise\r\n           <lb />a particular diet <choice><abbr>wout know<sup>g</sup> w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>without knowing what</expan></choice> more or less agrees or disÂ¬\r\n           <lb />agrees <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> her, but in general, bring her from a vegetable\r\n           <lb />to a <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> solid diet ---\r\n       </p>\r\n       <closer>\r\n           <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 31. March 1776</dateline>\r\n           <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n       </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n       <head>\r\n           <lb />For Miss Marshall\r\n       </head>\r\n       <recipe>\r\n           <choice>\r\n               <orig>\r\n                   <lb />X â„ž <ingredient n=\"161\">Elixir proprietat.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                   <lb /><ingredient n=\"58\">Tinct. 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To obviate <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> I know\r\n            <lb />nothing so useful as a small perpetual <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart> &amp; a <treatment n=\"4\">plaister</treatment> of <ingredient n=\"170\">burgundy pitch</ingredient>, put between <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"11\">Shoulders</bodypart>; &amp; this renewed <choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice> time to time, <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> someÂ¬\r\n            <lb />time let <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> be kept regular, by a little <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />&amp; <ingredient n=\"270\">magnesia</ingredient> . If <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> child is disposed to be <symptom n=\"31\">loose</symptom> you\r\n            <lb />must lay aside <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"270\">Magnesia</ingredient>, diminish <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> quantity of\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb,</ingredient> &amp; to give in place of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"270\"><choice><abbr>Mag<sup>ia.</sup></abbr><expan>Magnesia</expan></choice></ingredient> <ingredient n=\"124\">Crabs Eyes</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />or <ingredient n=\"171\">Chalk.</ingredient> There are some general measures <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />I have often found of service, but I have found most\r\n            <lb />benefit <choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"2\">Laudanum</ingredient> duely timed : The Child can<sup>t</sup>\r\n            <lb />take it constantly <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> out prejudice, but when <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom>\r\n            <lb />come on &amp;. repeat, it is necessary &amp; even safe to give\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />it very frequently. I give partly <ingredient n=\"4\">Diacodium</ingredient> &amp;\r\n            <lb />partly <ingredient n=\"2\">Tinctura Thebaica</ingredient>, but I can<sup>t</sup> <del>exactly</del> fix <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> dose, but\r\n            <lb />you may give three Drops of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"2\">Tincture</ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> half a\r\n            <lb />dram of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Syrup, &amp; dilute both <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a little <ingredient n=\"68\">Pepperment\r\n            <lb />water.</ingredient> If you dont find this have any Sensible Effect\r\n            <lb />in laying <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> child Asleep, it is enough &amp; you may repeat\r\n            <lb />it once or twice, in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> 24 hours, but if it has no Sensible\r\n            <lb />Effect either in laying <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Child Asleep or in\r\n            <lb />preventing <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> return of <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom>, you must increase <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Dose to what you find necessary. It is generally\r\n            <lb />of service to give a few drops of <ingredient n=\"38\">Spirit of Hartshorn</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />along <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> every dose of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"2\">Laudanum</ingredient>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />These are Measures <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> respect to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> child, but some\r\n            <lb />are <del>also to be observed</del>, <add place=\"above\">also necessary <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> regard</add> <del><choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice></del> to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Nurse. If <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>Child\r\n            <lb />is 9<sup>th</sup> Months Old, I would take <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> first opportunÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ity of weaning <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Child &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> opportunity is when\r\n            <lb />a <bodypart n=\"3\">tooth</bodypart> is just cut &amp; no other is in view. -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> child is too young to wean, let care be\r\n            <lb />taken of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> nurses diet, keeping her entirily\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>f<sup>m.</sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice> Animal food;  It is good both for Nurse &amp;\r\n            <lb />Child to have them <del>both</del> frequently in fresh Air.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> C- has been used to Cold baths I would\r\n            <lb />continue it, but I would not begin it now.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I dont think it possible for <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Ch-d</abbr><expan>Child</expan></choice> to take\r\n            <lb />as <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> as could be of any service &amp;\r\n            <lb />I dont Expect any thing <choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice> it. Dalbys Carminative\r\n            <lb />&amp; <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> there is no disorder in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> I\r\n            <lb />see no use for any Carminative Whatever.   ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>I am Sir &amp;cc</salute>\r\n            <signed>W<sup>m</sup> Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 15<sup>th</sup> July\r\n                <lb />1776\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3867, 2, '2013-07-25 15:49:29', 84),
(1574, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1523\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1523] From: Mr Patrick McIntyre / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN] / Regarding: Mr Patrick McIntyre (Patient) / 23 June 1778 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Johanna Green</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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I have no desire for Company and\r\n            <lb />yet I cannot bear to be alone. Some years\r\n            <lb />ago I was troubled in the same manner, but\r\n            <lb />the truly Good, and worthy, the late Doctor\r\n            <lb />Gilchrist at Dumfries, cured me of all my complaints,\r\n            <lb />but unlukily I lost all his Letters, but having\r\n            <lb />the greatest <add place=\"above\">Confidince</add> in your Judgement, I take the\r\n            <lb />liberty of requesting your advice, respecting\r\n            <lb />my disorders. I am also troubled with the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"3\">flying Gout</symptom> which gives me the most excruÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tiating pains over my whole body, and \r\n            <lb />some times when I was tormented in this\r\n            <lb />manner, I have taken my Bottle rather too\r\n            <lb />freely, in order to assuage my pains, but my\r\n            <lb />Constitution is such, that I can <symptom n=\"17\">never \r\n            \r\n       <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n           \r\n            <lb />sleep when I take it,</symptom> some times wanted rest for\r\n            <lb />ten or twelve nights. I beseech of you to answer \r\n            <lb />my Letter in Course, upon receipt of which\r\n            <lb />I will send your Fee. \r\n</p>\r\n\r\n           \r\n        <closer>\r\n\r\n<salute>\r\n            \r\n            <lb  />And I am\r\n            <lb />most Respectfully\r\n            <lb />Sir Your most Obedient Humble Servant</salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>Patrk M<sup>c</sup>Intyre</signed>\r\n                \r\n        </closer>\r\n            \r\n            <postscript>\r\n\r\n             <lb />my Direction is,\r\n             <lb />Patrick M<sup>c</sup>Intyre <choice><abbr>Compt<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Comptroller</expan></choice>\r\n             <lb />of the Customs\r\n             <lb />Stranraer\r\n             \r\n<lb />William Cullen Es<sup>q.</sup>\r\n                \r\n            </postscript>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />To\r\n        <lb />D.<sup>r</sup> William Cullen Esq<sup>r.</sup> Physician\r\n        <lb />Edinburgh\r\n\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n            \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Pat. M<sup>c</sup>Intyre\r\n            <lb />Stranraer 1778\r\n             <lb />23<sup>d</sup> June\r\n            <lb />8. p. 126\r\n\r\n           \r\n            \r\n                \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n</body>', 1523, 3, '2014-08-21 14:33:20', 57),
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Let him take care to keep his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp;\r\n         <lb /><bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> always warm &amp; dry &amp; let him not make such a change from \r\n        <lb />night to day as he has hitherto done but either coverless\r\n        <lb />in the night or use an additional pair of stockings in the day.\r\n     </p>\r\n     <p>   \r\n        <lb />Let him try to walk <choice><abbr>freqtly</abbr><expan>frequently</expan></choice> but gently &amp; little at a time\r\n        <lb />So much for his <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart>. - But it will be of more consequence to\r\n        <lb />attend to his general constitution &amp; to gaurd him against the\r\n        <lb />frequent return of pains which have so often troubled him\r\n        <lb />&amp; which seem so readily to alternate with disorders of his\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n     </p>\r\n     <p>\r\n        <lb />We dont doubt but the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> has been of service\r\n        <lb />to him, but we dont think it proper to continue the\r\n        <lb />taking of it too long at one time, as by <add place=\"above\">too</add> constant use, it\r\n        <lb />comes to have less effect. 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He is to take it pretty constantly - But while\r\n         <lb />his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> is easy &amp; <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> <choice><abbr>reg<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice> he may intermit it for\r\n         <lb />a day or two --\r\n     </p>     \r\n     <p>\r\n        <lb />Fresh air &amp; exercise &amp; till his <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart> are stronger\r\n        <lb />he must go in a carriage but afterwards, riding on\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>h.back</abbr><expan>horseback</expan></choice> will do him more good\r\n     </p>     \r\n     <p>\r\n         <lb />A steady journey for several weeks in the beginÂ¬\r\n         <lb />ning of Summer will be of great service to him\r\n        </p>   \r\n        <p>\r\n          <lb />Low diet a little animal food but as much <choice><abbr>veg<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>vegetables</expan></choice>\r\n          <lb />as he can easily digest\r\n        </p>   \r\n   <p>\r\n       <lb />Ordinary drink water - no malt liquors - A\r\n       <lb />little Madeira or <unclear><choice><abbr>R.</abbr><expan>Ruby</expan></choice></unclear> Port &amp; water &amp; these better than\r\n       <lb />Spirits - If at any time he is troubled with <symptom n=\"48\">acidity</symptom>\r\n       <lb />or <symptom n=\"7\">flatulence</symptom> we allow a little grog. Of strong drinks\r\n       <lb />he must be very sparing &amp; these wines mentioned better than\r\n       <lb />the weaker wines\r\n   </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"27\">Oliban</ingredient> â„¥i <ingredient n=\"316\">Mastick.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"144\">Succin</ingredient> aa Ê’i â„³ f. Pulvis S. Powder \r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg> Take one ounce <ingredient n=\"27\">Olibanum</ingredient>, one drachm each of <ingredient n=\"316\">Mastic Gum</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"144\">Amber</ingredient> Mix to make a Power. 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Arab.</ingredient> â„¥i Ter. iterum et paulatim adde <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl</ingredient> â„¥i\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinnamom simpl.</ingredient> â„¥ij <ingredient n=\"107\">aq. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥jv\r\n                    <lb />â„³ S. <action n=\"11\">Diaph</action> Mixture a table spoonfull or two to be taken\r\n                    <lb />every night &amp; morning:\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take two drachms each of <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum Guaiacum</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"50\">White Sugar</ingredient>, Rub together well, then add\r\n                    one ounce <ingredient n=\"75\">Mucilage of Gum Arabic</ingredient>, rub again and gradually add one ounce <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient>,\r\n                    two ounces <ingredient n=\"65\">simple cinnamon water</ingredient>, four ounces <ingredient n=\"107\">rose water</ingredient> Mix.\r\n                    Label: <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic</action> Mixture a table spoonfull or two to be taken every night &amp; morning:\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>    \r\n        <closer><dateline>April 7<sup>th</sup> 1776</dateline> <signed>WC</signed></closer>\r\n    \r\n    </div>   \r\n</body>', 3795, 3, '2013-11-28 15:13:17', 261),
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(1577, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1256\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1256] From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Captain W R Wilson (Patient) / 30 March 1776 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Stephen Hall</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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But the Case had\r\n            <lb />not been truly represented to you.\r\n            <lb />I am taught to think as favoraÂ¬\r\n            <lb />bly of your Candour as I am\r\n            <lb />of your Abilities. Will you give\r\n            <lb />me leave to ask you, if the Case\r\n            <lb />was not represented to you as an\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"5\">Epileptic</condition> One? If so, I entirely\r\n            <lb />agree with you in your method\r\n            <lb />of Treatment. But I do assure\r\n            \r\n         <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />you that M<sup>r</sup> Wilson\'s <symptom n=\"5\">Siezures</symptom>, for\r\n            <lb />he had <add place=\"above\">two</add> attacks on the same day,\r\n            <lb />and I was with him before the\r\n            <lb />second came on, were truly <u><condition n=\"26\">ApoÂ¬\r\n                <lb />plectic</condition></u>, and from <symptom n=\"54\">debility</symptom>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Wilson apprehensive of some\r\n            <lb />heriditary Title to the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition>, hed\r\n            <lb />been a faithful Disciple of D<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb />Cadogen\'s ever since the publicaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion of his Treatise:<note>William Cadogan, <i>A Dissertation on the Gout, and all Chronic Diseases, jointly considered, as proceeding from the same causes; what those causes are; and a rational and natural method of cure proposed. Addressed to all invalids.</i> (London: 1771), was a much-reprinted account of how to manage this fashionable condition.</note> and no man\r\n            <lb />has observed a Stricter and a more\r\n            <lb />Abstemious regimen of Diet than\r\n            <lb />he has done, &amp; did at the time\r\n            <lb />he was <symptom n=\"5\">siezed</symptom>. --- \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The trouble I give you of this\r\n            <lb />Letter, for I will <add place=\"above\">not</add> intrude any\r\n            <lb />longer on your time, is entirely\r\n            <lb />unknown to M<sup>r</sup> Wilson &amp; do not\r\n            <lb />wish to have you take any notice\r\n            <lb />of it to him: he has enjoyed perfect\r\n          \r\n         <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />health ever since the time of his\r\n            <lb />recovery from these alarming\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"5\">Siezures</symptom>: the true nature of which\r\n            <lb />were in some measure softened\r\n            <lb />at the time, in tenderness both\r\n            <lb />to himself and his amiable Wife.\r\n            <lb />I do not wish to trespass on your\r\n            <lb />engagements to sollicit the favor\r\n            <lb />of an Answer, but the honour\r\n            <lb />of a Letter from you will receive\r\n            <lb />all due regard from\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> &amp;\r\n                <lb />very <choice><abbr>H<sup>ble.</sup></abbr><expan>Humble</expan></choice> Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed><u>John Ash</u></signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />Birminghem.\r\n                <lb />Warwickshire.\r\n                <lb />30. March, 1776. --\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n      \r\n        \r\n        \r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1256, 3, '2013-10-25 15:11:26', 108),
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I am desired by\r\n            <lb />Sir William Dunbar to communicate to you -\r\n            <lb />from time to time the further progress of his DaugÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ters disease in order to have your advice - as--\r\n            <lb />frequent &amp; full as possible----------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Her <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> this last week is considerably\r\n            <lb />increased in frequency, the <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> returning 2 or 3\r\n            <lb />times every minute.  In other respects there\r\n            <lb />is not change upon it : only she complaints of a\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"117\">dryness &amp; roughness</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"9\">Trachea</bodypart> from its upÂ¬\r\n            <lb />per part down to the <bodypart n=\"40\">sternum</bodypart>. - There\'s no\r\n            <lb />Expectoration.  Her Breathing always easy. -\r\n            <lb />She has no pain from the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> : but it is rather\r\n            <lb />less frequent when she is in an horizontal postire\r\n            <lb />&amp; then too there is some difference, being easiest\r\n            <lb />when she lies upon the <bodypart n=\"73\">right side</bodypart>; that is, the <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />which was at first affected:--\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Some Nights she <symptom n=\"17\">does not rest well</symptom>, &amp; then the--\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> is troublesom, but still less so than in the--\r\n            <lb />daytime.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Her <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse</symptom> cannot be judged of, with the same\r\n            <lb />certainty as before, because the repeated returns\r\n            <lb />of the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> disturbs it greatly : But I am inclined\r\n            <lb />to think still that there is no <symptom n=\"34\">feverishness</symptom>, as the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">Pulse</symptom> always becomes gradually slower, perhaps to\r\n            <lb />its natural quickness, betwixt the fits of <symptom n=\"4\">Coughing</symptom>.\r\n            <lb />She has no thirst, nor uncommon heat in her <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>. -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />On the 27<sup>th</sup> was <treatment n=\"1\">bleeded</treatment> to about 7 ounces : The\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> was again coverd with a white Crust, &amp; very\r\n            <lb />sizy. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For two Days past she had <symptom n=\"40\">gripes</symptom>, with a few --\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"31\">loose stools</symptom>, also a pain &amp; <symptom n=\"63\"><symptom n=\"7\">swelling</symptom></symptom> of her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach--</bodypart>:\r\n            <lb />But as there has been no return of these for 24 hours\r\n            <lb />I suppose they are now gone----  -------------------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For several Days she complains of a <symptom n=\"23\">weakness \r\n            <lb />in her <bodypart n=\"51\">Limbs</bodypart></symptom> &amp; a <symptom n=\"22\">dizziness</symptom> when she rises in the\r\n            <lb />morning, &amp; attempts to stand for a few minutes. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />She continues to go abroad daily in the Carriage-\r\n            <lb />tho the weather is pretty cold : but she is always\r\n            <lb />well coverd with clothes so as to be keept sufficiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ently\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />warm : and there is no observable change in her\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> when she goes abroad. ------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I remain with the greatest regard Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>ob<sup>t.</sup> h. serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient humble servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Andrew Liddell</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Wick 30 <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1776/7<note>Until 1751 the year traditionally began on the the 25th of March not the 1st of January. Some people who lived through the change used both systems.</note></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician at\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh---\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1356, 3, '2013-09-15 15:34:50', 58);
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Tea is\r\n            <lb />bad for her &amp; therefore contrive another breakfast,\r\n            <lb />as chocolate gruel or <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> like.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Rainie</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />â„ž\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3733, 2, '2013-09-10 14:10:45', 92),
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Oil for <treatment n=\"8\">injection</treatment> -- before using the <treatment n=\"7\">Bougie</treatment>\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take four ounces best <ingredient n=\"272\">olive oil</ingredient> and half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient>\r\n                    Mix. Label: Oil for <treatment n=\"8\">injection</treatment> -- before using the <treatment n=\"7\">Bougie</treatment>\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>    \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"272\">ol. olivar</ingredient> opt â„¥ij <ingredient n=\"23\">Camph.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s\r\n                    <lb />â„³ S. 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I have studied that Ladies case as much as I can &amp; hope she shall get the\r\n            <lb />better of all her ailments but I percieve it must take sometime. The anodyne\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Dr<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>Drops</expan></choice> must be <choice><abbr>cont.</abbr><expan> continued</expan></choice> very <choice><abbr>freq<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>frequently</expan></choice> but I would for some time give up the <unclear>antimein</unclear><note>Possibly \'antimonie\' written in haste.</note> &amp;c.\r\n            \r\n            <lb />in every shape as it is very possible they may increase the <symptom n=\"28\">sweatings</symptom>. The\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecacuahna</ingredient> <choice><abbr>Dr<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>Drops</expan></choice>are only to be employed on the occasion of <symptom n=\"5\">cold fits</symptom> &amp; it\r\n            <lb />will always be of service to stop <choice><abbr> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> course of these. While she takes the <action n=\"34\">anodyne</action>\r\n            <lb />it will be necessary to obviate <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> &amp; I expected that the Electuary could\r\n            <lb />have answered the purpose better <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> any thing else but <add place=\"above\">as</add> it does not in its present\r\n            <lb />form you will please to add to every â„¥ of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystalls Tartari</ingredient>Pulv. Rad.<note>\'Powdered root of...\'.</note>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"10\">Jalap</ingredient>. Ê’Å¿s &amp; <choice><abbr>cont.</abbr><expan>continue</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> dose as <choice><abbr>bef.</abbr><expan>before</expan></choice> but rather in less of which however must be\r\n            <lb />determined by trial. Instead of the <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartari Emet.</ingredient> <choice><abbr>Dr<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>Drops</expan></choice> Let her take at bed\r\n            <lb />time the following powder \r\n        </p>\r\n            \r\n            \r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice>\r\n                    <orig>\r\n                        <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"171\">Cret. preparat.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"33\">antimon.</ingredient> <action n=\"11\"><choice><abbr>diaphor<sup>ic</sup></abbr> <expan>diaphoretic</expan></choice></action> @ grX\r\n                        <lb /><ingredient n=\"91\">Nitr.</ingredient> <unclear>opt</unclear> V â„³ Å¿ pulv. Febrifuge powder to be taken at bed time in a little\r\n                        <lb />water gruel.</orig> \r\n                    \r\n                    <reg>Take ten grains each of prepared chalk and diaphoretic antinomy, and five of the <unclear>best</unclear> <ingredient n=\"91\">Nitre</ingredient>. Make into a powder. Febrifuge powder to be taken at bed time in a little water gruel.\r\n                    </reg>\r\n                </choice>\r\n            </recipe>\r\n            \r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I hope Mr<sup>s</sup> Ord has been able to take advantage of the\r\n                    <lb />late fine weather as I am persuaded that Air &amp; gentle Exercise will contriÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />bute greatly to her recovery. With respect to diet I think that all kind\r\n                    <lb />of grain as bread, Rice, Barley, Sago &amp; Millet prepared in the manner she\r\n                    <lb />likes best &amp; <choice><abbr>freq<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>frequently</expan></choice>with what milk \r\n                    she can digest is most proper. I think she is\r\n                    <lb />liable to be hurt by roots &amp; greens which will increase her flatulency &amp; on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan> the</expan></choice>\r\n                    <lb />other hand much animal food would certainly aggravate all her <choice><abbr>sympt<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>symptoms</expan></choice>.\r\n                    <lb />I would therefore allow her to take a little animal food, but a little only &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan> that</expan></choice>\r\n                    <lb />at dinner. Even then it ought to be of the lightest kinds. A bit of white foul\r\n                    <lb />Veal or Lamb all of them rather boiled than roasted. A little Whiting,\r\n                    <lb />Haddock, Codling or flounder if boiled &amp; served with a light sauce is also \r\n                    <lb />allowable. But whatever animal food she takes she should not make a full\r\n                    <lb />meal of it but supply it with weak broth &amp; some kind of pudding.\r\n                    <lb /><unclear>In strong</unclear> drink M<sup>rs</sup> Ord can hardly be too sparing but either her former\r\n                    <lb />habits or present weakness may require a little &amp; then a little Sherry <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan> with</expan></choice> a\r\n                    <lb />good deal of water will be as proper as any. I have had a letter from \r\n                    <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Wilson at New Castle about Lady Haggerston &amp; am sorry to tell\r\n                    <lb />you that a <symptom n=\"31\">looseness</symptom> which has come on since she <unclear>left home</unclear>\r\n                    <lb />is an extremely unfavourable <choice><abbr>symp<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>symptom</expan></choice>. I dread \r\n                    <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> \r\n                    <choice><abbr>conseq.</abbr><expan>consequences</expan></choice> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <unclear>whole</unclear>\r\n                    \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n            \r\n            <closer>\r\n                <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> March 25 1773</dateline>\r\n                <signed> W.C.</signed></closer>\r\n            \r\n            \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 480, 3, '2013-09-29 17:01:52', 240),
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See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2013-12-20\">20 December 2013</date> Last updated by David Shuttleton</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2013-03-26\">26 March 2013</date> XML file created by Gillian Weir</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"1\"/>\r\n        <head>To M<sup>r</sup> Murray of Kirkaldy concerning Miss Ayton</head>\r\n        <opener>\r\n            <salute>Dear Sir</salute>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I am sorry to find that Miss Ayton\'s <symptom n=\"31\">looseness</symptom> has recurred\r\n            <lb/>upon her but am more surprised to find that the <ingredient n=\"14\">opiate</ingredient> has\r\n            <lb/>no effect in checking it. From other considerations I was averse\r\n            <lb/>to the use of that remedy and now it appears that it not only\r\n            <lb/>does no good but that it truely does harm. However in the case\r\n            <lb/>of <symptom n=\"31\">violent looseness</symptom> with much pain I should not know what\r\n            <lb/>else to depend upon. In the mean time I shall propose another\r\n            <lb/>remedy to be employed in case the <symptom n=\"31\">looseness</symptom> continues troubleÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>some. You\'ll find it prescribed on the other Page. I think you\r\n            <lb/>did write in taking <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> and it seemed to have a good effect.\r\n            <lb/>I wish you could find out any cause of the <symptom n=\"31\">looseness</symptom>, any\r\n            <lb/>thing she eats or drinks that seems to have that effect. Observe\r\n            <lb/>also if the <symptom n=\"31\">looseness</symptom> is always preceeded by a great <symptom n=\"20\">coldness\r\n            <lb/>of the <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart></symptom> and if it is I have told you before how to remedy \r\n            <lb/>it. I am Glad to find she has no <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> for this relieves\r\n            <lb/>me of my chief fears about her. Tell me if the <symptom n=\"12\">Dyspnoea</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>comes in <symptom n=\"5\">Fits</symptom> for without a <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> I can hardly think it\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"62\">Inflammatory</symptom>. It is impossible to manage a case of this\r\n            <lb/>kind without frequent reports and I must now conclude\r\n            <lb/>with assuring you that I am Dear Sir,\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>your most obedient <choice><abbr>ser<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed> <dateline><choice><abbr>Octob<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1<sup>st</sup> 1777</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For Miss Ayton</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"97\">Terr. Japon.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"163\">Flor. Balaust.</ingredient> aa Ê’Å¿s\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"65\">cinnam.</ingredient> contus. Ê’i. <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum. Arab.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s. Aq. bullient. â„¥viii\r\n                <lb/>digere subinde agitans horas quatuor dein per pannum densum\r\n                <lb/>adde\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. Cinnam. spir.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"14\">syr. Diacod.</ingredient> aa â„¥i. â„³. Sig. <action n=\"31\">strengthning</action>\r\n                <lb/>Infusion two table spoonfulls to be taken every 4 hours or oftener \r\n                <lb/>when the <symptom n=\"31\">looseness</symptom> is troublesome. \r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"97\">Terra Japonica</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"163\">Balaustria</ingredient>, \r\n                one drachm of bruised <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient>, half-an-ounce of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient> and eight ounces of boiling water. Cover with a thick cloth, stirring from time to time, then after four hours add one ounce of <ingredient n=\"65\">spirit of cinnamon water</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"14\">Diacodium syrup</ingredient>. Mix. Label: <action n=\"31\">strengthening</action> Infusion\r\n                two table spoonfulls to be taken every 4 hours or oftener when the <symptom n=\"31\">looseness</symptom> is troublesome.\r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n       </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n           <lb/>N.B. when this Medicine is employed the <unclear>Potio critacea</unclear>\r\n            <lb/>is to be employed much less frequently than before\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>1<sup>st</sup> October 1777</dateline>  <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4156, 3, '2013-12-20 15:18:45', 132),
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M<sup>r</sup> Hendersons situation gives me a great deal of concern as\r\n            <lb/>it seems that his disease rather increased upon him. For the <symptom n=\"27\">suppresÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>sion of urine</symptom> I think you did right both by the <treatment n=\"8\">Injections</treatment> &amp; <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> but find\r\n            <lb/>little reason for your delaying the <treatment n=\"12\">catheter</treatment> which may come to be \r\n            <lb/>absolutely necessary. For his <symptom n=\"28\">sweating</symptom> I hope it has been much\r\n            <lb/>owing to warm weather &amp; his <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom>. The first is now mended or\r\n            <lb/>will mend soon. The other is more difficult &amp; must mend more\r\n            <lb/>slowly. In the mean time you may try the mixture ordered below\r\n            <lb/>as it may also help his Urine. You must lay aside the \r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"101\" t=\"12\">Elix. guaqacin</ingredient>. Tho I do not <unclear>impute</unclear> his <symptom n=\"28\">sweatings</symptom> <del>to it,</del> but at\r\n            <lb/>present he can hardly bear any thing heating. You may still\r\n            <lb/>continue his Electuary but I regret much that you have not \r\n            <lb/>said a word about the <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment>. There is reason to suspect\r\n            <lb/>that his <bodypart n=\"66\">guts</bodypart> are in a very <condition n=\"31\">paralytic state</condition> and you must\r\n            <lb/>therefore take the more pains to keep then in motion. Your\r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"6\"><ingredient n=\"60\">mustard Glysters</ingredient></treatment> are very proper but I think their frequent\r\n            <lb/>use may be in danger of hurting the <bodypart n=\"66\">guts</bodypart> &amp; therefore you\r\n            <lb/>must interpose some other kinds both of <treatment n=\"6\">Glysters</treatment> &amp; <action n=\"21\">laxatives</action>\r\n            <lb/>For the first  believe you will find <ingredient n=\"140\">common salt</ingredient> answer\r\n            <lb/>as well as any thing and for the last you may try either\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"78\">Daffys Elixir</ingredient> according to the last dispensatory<note>Probably refers to the \'Tinctura Castorei Composita\' of <i>Pharmacopoeia Collegii Regii Medicorum Edinburgensis</i> (Edinburgh: 1774), p. 73.</note> or the <ingredient n=\"10\"><choice><abbr>pul\r\n            <lb/>v Jalap. comp.</abbr><expan>pulverised Jalap compound</expan></choice></ingredient> of the same.<note>See the formula for \'Pulvis E. Jalappa Compositus\' in the <i>Pharmacopoeia Collegii Regii Medicorum Edinburgensis</i> (Edinburgh: 1774), p. 36.</note> I must complain that your           \r\n             <lb/>Letters are too short. You dont tell me whether M<sup>r</sup> Henderson\r\n            <lb/>goes abroad or not. If he can any ways bear it I am\r\n            <lb/>persuaded it is one of the best remedies for his <symptom n=\"28\">sweating</symptom>.\r\n            <lb/>When you write again pray mention every circumstance \r\n            <lb/>about him. Wishing heartily for his better health I am\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup> 2<sup>d</sup> Oct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh 2<sup>d</sup> October</expan></choice> 1777</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Henderson</head>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥iij\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"107\">Syr e ros. sicc.</ingredient>\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"315\">Spir. Vitriol. ten</ingredient> @ â„¥Å¿s\r\n                <lb/>â„³. Sig. Cooling Mixture a tea spoonfull to\r\n                <lb/>be taken in a glass of water several times\r\n                <lb/>a day\r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take three ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose Water</ingredient> and half an ounce each of <ingredient n=\"107\">Syrup of dried roses</ingredient> and \r\n                <ingredient n=\"315\">Spiritus Vitroli tenuis</ingredient>. Mix. Label: Cooling Mixture. A teaspoonful to be taken in a glass of water several times a day. \r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>2 <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1777</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4157, 3, '2013-12-09 15:29:40', 128),
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Diet at present well ordered &amp; ought to be conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tinued on the same plan, consisting chiefly of Milk &amp; Grain\r\n            <lb />avoiding Roots, Greens &amp;c &amp; abstaining from all animal\r\n            <lb />food except a little broth at Dinner. Tho I consider Egg as a\r\n            <lb />part of Animal food, not necessary to take it away <choice><abbr>fm</abbr><expan>from</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Sinclairs breakfast. Her Drink water, Gruel,\r\n            <lb />Barley water, or Almond Emulsion; &amp; while her disÂ¬\r\n            <lb />position to <symptom n=\"31\">looseness</symptom> continues, one of the best drinks for\r\n            <lb />her, will be milk tea, made by pouring 3 parts of boiling\r\n            <lb />water upon one of new milk. She should not at any\r\n            <lb />time take any drink quite cold.  The Medecine will\r\n            <lb />be useful to quench thirst, restore appetite, &amp; keep\r\n            <lb />down <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>. A tea spoonful to be taken in a wine glassÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ful of tepid water two or three times a day avoiding\r\n            <lb />only the times of <symptom n=\"20\">cold fit.</symptom>  Tho\' her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> seems\r\n            <lb />disordered, I cannot advise <treatment n=\"9\">Vomiting</treatment>, as the Effects of it\r\n            <lb />are uncertain &amp; tho\' they were good they would be of short\r\n            <lb />duration. I have ordered some pills <del>wh</del> to relieve her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>; but it will be still more so by a <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> there\r\n            <lb />but if that pain is entirely gone, apply it between the \r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"11\">Shoulders</bodypart>. The <action n=\"31\"><choice><abbr>Strengtheng</abbr><expan>Strengthening</expan></choice> Mixture</action> may be employ\'d\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />to moderate the <symptom n=\"31\">DiarrhÅ“a</symptom> &amp; if at any time considerable\r\n            <lb />proper for checking <symptom n=\"31\">looseness</symptom> &amp; relieveing <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> to give\r\n            <lb />a full dose of <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient> at bed time. Tho\' the Dose of\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> seems to have a good effect upon her <symptom n=\"31\">DiarrhÅ“a</symptom>\r\n            <lb />the frequent repetition will be by no means safe.\r\n            <lb />I have said nothing about Exercise, because neiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ther her present state of her <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> nor of\r\n            <lb />the season can allow of it, but if both these cirÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cumstances were mended fresh &amp; gentle exercise\r\n            <lb />may be of service. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>March 7<sup>th</sup></dateline>\r\n            <signed><u>W  C----</u></signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4226, 3, '2014-06-11 12:00:59', 62),
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The most probable seat\r\n           <lb/>of the disease is in the <bodypart n=\"111\">Mesentery</bodypart> &amp; it is as difficult <del>as an</del> to mend as any\r\n           <lb/>part of the System. While the disease is within the bounds of cure.\r\n           <lb/>I believe that <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> is the most promising but when a <symptom n=\"34\">hectic</symptom> is truly\r\n           <lb/>come on I have never found it usefull &amp; commonly mischievous. I cannot \r\n           <lb/>therefore join you in proposing a new trial of the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> nor can I insist\r\n           <lb/>on the <action n=\"31\">Strengthening</action> course I formerly proposed tho I do not believe that the\r\n           <lb/><ingredient n=\"81\">Columba</ingredient> had any share in bringing on <symptom n=\"31\">looseness</symptom> as it would have come on\r\n           <lb/>tho such medicine had not been given. I will now offer but one advice <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n           <lb/>you may not thnk of much consequence. but I have found it of singular\r\n           <lb/>power in resolving of <bodypart n=\"61\"><symptom n=\"18\">lymphatic tumors</symptom></bodypart>. It is the juice of the leaves of \r\n           <lb/><ingredient n=\"6\">Tussilago</ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> you will soon have access to. I give it from two to four ounces\r\n           <lb/>as the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> bears it. two or three times a day. It is not very <add place=\"above\">dis</add> agreable\r\n           <lb/>but it may be made more agreable by a little <ingredient n=\"50\">Sugar</ingredient>. In the Mean time a\r\n           <lb/>slight <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeate</ingredient> may be employed or in consideration of the <symptom n=\"31\">diarrhoea</symptom> some\r\n           <lb/>light <action n=\"5\">astringent</action> <del>may be joined with it</del> that has no Stimulus <del>in</del> joined \r\n           <lb/>such I think is the <ingredient n=\"97\">terra Japonica</ingredient> I doubt if the <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> is so. &amp;<sup>c</sup>.\r\n       </p>\r\n       <closer>\r\n           <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 8. April 1773.</dateline>\r\n       </closer>\r\n   </div> \r\n</body>', 483, 3, '2013-04-28 14:07:20', 75),
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When <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> actually come on she\r\n            <lb/>must take <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <action n=\"11\">Diaphoritic</action> Mixture formerly employ<add place=\"above\">d</add>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>When she is using either <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action> Draught or\r\n            <lb/><action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic</action> Mixture, any <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> is to be\r\n            <lb/>prevented either by <treatment n=\"6\">glysters</treatment> or by one or other of\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <action n=\"21\">Laxatives</action> mentioned to M<sup>r</sup> Wightman.   \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Intervals of <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> let her take <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/><action n=\"31\">strengthening</action> Infusion ordered on \'t\'other page.\r\n            <lb/>During the present season she should if possible bring\r\n            <lb/>herself to bear a little fresh Air, &amp; if she could\r\n            <lb/>be brought to bear some very gentle exercise\r\n            <lb/>on Horseback, I think she would be <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> better for it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 2o<sup>th</sup> July 1776</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n<head>For M. Davidson.</head>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinnam. Simpl.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"14\">Syr. diacod.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                <lb/>Tinct. <ingredient n=\"28\">caster.</ingredient> comp. g<sup>tt</sup> XX\r\n                <lb/> -- <ingredient n=\"58\">Thebaic</ingredient> g<sup>tt</sup> XV\r\n                <lb/>â„³ <action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action> draught to be taken at bed time.\r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"65\">Simple cinnamon Water</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"14\">diacodium Syrup</ingredient>, twenty drops of\r\n                tincture of <ingredient n=\"28\">caster.</ingredient> compound and fifteen drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">Thebaic tincture</ingredient>. 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To be often on <choice><abbr>h.back</abbr><expan>horseback</expan></choice> at first riding gently &amp; little\r\n            <lb/>at <del>at</del> a time but afterwards she should be a great\r\n            <lb/>part of every forenoon &amp; a part of every afternoon, that is\r\n            <lb/>tolerably fair on <choice><abbr>h.back</abbr><expan>horseback</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>2. Carefully to gaurd against cold, wear a flannel \r\n            <lb/>shirt - keep her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> always warm &amp; dry &amp; avoid\r\n            <lb/>all wet or dampness --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>3. Her Diet - No animal food except a little broth\r\n            <lb/>at <del>dim</del> dinner time &amp; she should live intirely on Milk grain\r\n            <lb/>fruit &amp; Garden things - Drink Plain Water, Barly <unclear>&amp;</unclear>\r\n            <lb/>Gruel with whey or Buttermilk at pleasure - No fermented \r\n            <lb/><del>liq</del> or spirituous liquors.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>4. the <treatment n=\"11\">Perpetual Issue</treatment> in her <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> to be <choice><abbr>cont<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice> &amp; in case\r\n            <lb/>of any <symptom n=\"12\">breathlessness</symptom> or binding of <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>, a <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> on her\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> will be of service\r\n        </p>\r\n  <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>5. In case of <unclear><symptom n=\"79\">stitches</symptom></unclear> or <symptom n=\"12\">breathlessness</symptom> some <treatment n=\"1\">blood\r\n            <lb/>may be taken</treatment> from her <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart>, but not to be done or\r\n            <lb/>repeated without necessity\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>6. If her <symptom n=\"46\">defluxion</symptom> becomes tough or difficult\r\n            <lb/>to bring up or there is the appearance of <bodypart n=\"88\">Bile</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>or Phlegm upon her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> a gentle <treatment n=\"9\">Vomit</treatment> may\r\n            <lb/>be very proper\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>7. In case of any <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> some gentle <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action>\r\n            <lb/>is to be employed as <ingredient n=\"34\"><choice><abbr>Flor. Sulph</abbr><expan>Flowers of Sulphur</expan></choice></ingredient> <ingredient n=\"8\"><choice><abbr>Cr. Tart.</abbr><expan>Cream of Tartar</expan></choice></ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"76\">Manna</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>or <add place=\"above\">some of</add> these combi<del>ne</del>ned\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>8. It may be proper to allay a <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> to\r\n            <lb/>employ some <action n=\"58\">softening</action> Mucilag. things as <ingredient n=\"149\">Lintseed</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>Tea or a <ingredient n=\"75\" t=\"3\">Gum Arab.</ingredient> &amp; for this purpose she\r\n            <lb/>should carry a <ingredient n=\"75\"><choice><abbr>qty of Gum A.</abbr><expan>quantity of Gum Arabic</expan></choice></ingredient> with her\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>9. In case of restless nights from the frequency of <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb/><action n=\"34\">anodynes</action> are to be employed but we wish to abstain\r\n            <lb/>from these as long as possible\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 20<sup>th</sup> July 1776</dateline>\r\n            <signed><lb />W<sup>m</sup> Cullen\r\n<lb />  Ja<sup>s</sup> Hay</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3874, 2, '2013-07-25 14:48:19', 105);
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She was Delivered about the 13<sup>th</sup>of <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r:</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />&amp; for the first 14 Days seem\'d to have a very good recoverie &amp;\r\n            <lb />a very proper Discharge of the Lochia, but on its begining\r\n            <lb />to go off the <symptom n=\"15\">Quickness of her Pulse</symptom> returned attended with\r\n            <lb />a frequent <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> but little or no Expectoration, &amp; no pain\r\n            <lb />in her <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> as formerly. 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It is a <condition n=\"108\">catarrhus vesicae</condition> a disease first taken notice of\r\n            <lb/>by Lieutaud<note>Joseph Lieutaud (1703-1780), French physician.</note> but since I had the hint from him I have frequently met\r\n            <lb/>with it. It generally depends on a <condition n=\"36\">spasmodic affection</condition> of the <bodypart n=\"56\">bladder</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>more or less observable squeezing out the mucus from the <bodypart n=\"56\">follicles in \r\n            <lb/>the neck of the bladder</bodypart>. This mucus is of various degrees of visÂ¬\r\n    <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>viscidity sometimes as thick and tough as melted glue, A common effect\r\n            <lb/>of it is to discharge the colour of the <del>mucus</del> urine, to give it the appearance \r\n            <lb/>of whey and a peculiar fÅ“tor. This affection arises from a great variety of \r\n            <lb/>causes and is therefore <condition n=\"20\">venereal</condition>, <condition n=\"17\">calculous</condition>, <condition n=\"38\">haemorrhoidal</condition>, <condition n=\"66\">arthritic</condition> &amp;c.\r\n            <lb/>and I have just now a singular instance of it in a young man reÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>covering of a <condition n=\"31\">palsy</condition> of the <bodypart n=\"56\">bladder</bodypart>. But I must not <add place=\"above\">stop</add> on general discussion\r\n            <lb/>and you will readily perceive that I mean to say the case you describe\r\n            <lb/>is of the <condition n=\"66\">arthritic</condition> kind. Such I have frequently met with before, origiÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>nally depending upon a <symptom n=\"16\">gleet</symptom> left by <condition n=\"20\">venereal affections</condition> but in <unclear><condition n=\"3\">podagra</condition></unclear><note>Could read \"podagric\".</note>\r\n            <lb/>acquiring a connexion with the <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition>, so as to be excited by the exciting\r\n            <lb/>causes of the <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition> and to alternate with the <symptom n=\"95\">paroxysms</symptom>of it. I had\r\n            <lb/>once a Gentleman very much affected with the <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition> and also from \r\n            <lb/><condition n=\"20\">venereal accidents</condition> affected with the <condition n=\"108\">catarrhus vesicae</condition>. In this gentleman\r\n            <lb/>a single glass of claret or at least two or three would sometimes \r\n            <lb/>excite and that immediately a fit of the <condition n=\"108\">catarrhus vesicae</condition>. With\r\n            <lb/>regard to the connexion and alternation of this disease with the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition>\r\n            <lb/>I had the following singular instance. An Elderly gentleman who\r\n            <lb/>has been long <condition n=\"3\">podagric</condition> became at length <condition n=\"91\">nephritic</condition> and <condition n=\"19\">discharged\r\n            <lb/>many small stones</condition>. He became also affected with <condition n=\"24\">Stranguary</condition> and\r\n            <lb/>a great <symptom n=\"46\">discharge of viscid mucus</symptom>. This was imputed to a <condition n=\"17\">stone</condition>\r\n            <lb/>retained in the <bodypart n=\"56\">bladder</bodypart> and the affection frequently returned. \r\n            <lb/>It appeared that at length the <bodypart n=\"55\">urinary passages</bodypart> in different\r\n            <lb/>parts were affected with <symptom n=\"42\">suppurations</symptom> and the person became in\r\n            <lb/>form <symptom n=\"34\">hectic</symptom> and in this case declined very fast. As the <condition n=\"91\">nephritic</condition>\r\n            <lb/>and <condition n=\"24\">strangurious</condition> <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> had become more frequent the <condition n=\"3\">podagric</condition>\r\n            <lb/>had been less so and now for a year or two had hardly appeared\r\n            <lb/>and were not expected to appear again but unexpectedly a\r\n            <lb/>regular <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> of the <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition> came on and after affecting one <bodypart n=\"24\">foot</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>passed into the other and after a regular course in that <bodypart n=\"24\">foot</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>returned again into the <bodypart n=\"24\">foot</bodypart> first affected. The <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition> was then\r\n            <lb/>considerable for several weeks and from the first attack\r\n     <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>during the whole continuance the <condition n=\"24\">strangurious</condition> symptoms and <symptom n=\"46\">disÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>charge of Mucus with the urine</symptom> almost entirely disappeared and\r\n            <lb/>what is more singular the <symptom n=\"34\">hectic</symptom> in all its\' symptoms was almost\r\n            <lb/>entirely relieved. The <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition> at length ceased and the <condition n=\"24\">strangury</condition> and \r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"34\">hectic</symptom> resumed their place and put an end to the patient in a few weeks\r\n            <lb/>after. On dissection no <condition n=\"17\">stone</condition> was found in the <bodypart n=\"56\">bladder</bodypart> but this very\r\n            <lb/>much contracted and thickened. At that time I had no notion of the \r\n            <lb/><condition n=\"108\">catarrhus vesicae</condition> but I had marked the case as a singular insÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tance of connexion between the <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition> and an affection of the <bodypart n=\"56\">neck\r\n            <lb/>of the bladder</bodypart> and I have had many other proofs of it since. The\r\n            <lb/>case you describe I take to be one and I expect on considering it\r\n            <lb/>fully you will agree with me. Please consider what I have said \r\n            <lb/>in First lines CCCCLXXXViii and you\'ll see that your case has given \r\n            <lb/>no new Idea.<note>William Cullen, <i>First Lines of the Practice of Physic, for the use of students in the University of Edinburgh</i> (Edinburgh: 1777), pp. 373-4 (and many later editions).</note> Now I have ascertained the disease I wish I could as \r\n            <lb/>easily give the method of cure but that is as difficult as to give the \r\n            <lb/>cure of the <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition> itself. In the paragraph referred to I have \r\n            <lb/>stated a doubt because I avoid giving what is only opinion and \r\n            <lb/>what few people can judge of but I tell you that I consider the \r\n            <lb/>case to be a misplaced <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition> determined by certain circumstances \r\n            <lb/>of the part; for I have not met with a <condition n=\"108\">catarrhus vesicae</condition> <condition n=\"66\">arthriticus</condition>\r\n            <lb/>without some previous <condition n=\"20\">venereal</condition>, <condition n=\"17\">calculous</condition>, <condition n=\"38\">haemorrhoidal</condition> or\r\n            <lb/>other affection of the <bodypart n=\"56\">neck of the bladder</bodypart>. Having said this you \r\n            <lb/>will perceive that the cure turns upon two points the cure of\r\n            <lb/>the disease considered as <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition> and the cure of the local affection. \r\n            <lb/>For the first I must refer you entirely to my book. For the second\r\n            <lb/>I am not confident in directing any measures in a case that has \r\n            <lb/>subsisted long and become habitual. But I shall say what I can, \r\n            <lb/>tho to my great regret I find both my paper and time expended \r\n     <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n            <lb/>to night and must therefore delay it till next post. I found no difÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ficulty in negotiating your bill. I am always with great\r\n            <lb/>regard and affection. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Dear D<sup>r</sup> your faithful humble servant</salute>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4160, 3, '2014-02-21 13:37:53', 167),
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October? 1777 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Gillian Weir</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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I believe you might \r\n        <lb/>be right in abstaining from <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> at the time you menÂ¬\r\n        <lb/>tion but I am persuaded that she is <condition n=\"25\">plethoric</condition> &amp; that\r\n        <lb/>bleeding more than once may be very proper. The modeÂ¬\r\n        <lb/>rate use of <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> may be of service for the complaints\r\n        <lb/>in her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> but I think it would be adviseable to \r\n        <lb/>put her on a <action n=\"25\">cooling</action> course &amp; therefore upon the solution \r\n        <lb/>ordered below the dose of which you must manage\r\n        <lb/>so that it keeps her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular without <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> I \r\n        <lb/>see nothing further necessary till I hear from you aÂ¬\r\n        <lb/>gain. I rejoice in <choice><abbr>L<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>Lord</expan></choice> Errol\'s recovery\r\n    </p>\r\n        \r\n       <recipe>\r\n           <choice><orig>\r\n               <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"125\">Tartar Solubil</ingredient> â„¥ij <ingredient n=\"118\">regenerat:</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"91\">sal nitri</ingredient> a <del>Ê’ij</del>\r\n               <lb/>Ê’ij Aq. font: â„¥vj - <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnam simpl.</ingredient> â„¥ij solve et cola\r\n               <lb/>Sig <action n=\"25\">Cooling</action> solution a table spoonfull or two to be taken in\r\n               <lb/>lbÅ¿s of water at two or three draughts every morng before breakf\r\n           </orig>\r\n           \r\n           <reg>\r\n               Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient>, two drachms each of <ingredient n=\"118\">Regenerated Tartar</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"91\">nitrous salt</ingredient>, \r\n               six ounces of spring water and two ounces of <ingredient n=\"65\">simple cinnamon</ingredient>. Dissolve and drain. \r\n               Label: <action n=\"25\">Cooling</action> solution. A tablespoonful to be taken in half a pound of water at two or three draughts every morning before breakfast. \r\n           </reg></choice>\r\n       </recipe>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4181, 6, '2013-03-28 01:15:23', 50),
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October? 1777? / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Gillian Weir</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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A <treatment n=\"4\">blisÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ter</treatment> put between his <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulder</bodypart> the seat of his former pains\r\n            <lb/>may both relieve his lethargic dispositions &amp; <symptom n=\"27\">the frequenÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>cy of making water</symptom>. The last as well as as his general\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> may require some further assistance &amp;\r\n            <lb/>am sorry to find that he did not quite agree with <ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>tho\' I can hardly believe that it increased his pains <del>I can</del>\r\n            <lb/>But the pains being gone there cannot be the same objecÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tions to it now, (and I would have him try it again in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>formula ordered below which will make a smaller quanÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tity go further in strengthening him. I think a little wine\r\n            <lb/>is very proper but cannot easily determine the proper \r\n            <lb/>quantity without knowing his former habits &amp; constiÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tution with respect to strong drink. If he has been \r\n            <lb/>strong in that re<add place=\"above\">s</add>pect two bottles in 3 days may not \r\n            <lb/>be too much but if otherwise I should think a muchÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>kin every day may be enough. The <ingredient n=\"60\">white mustard</ingredient> \r\n            <lb/>is a very proper medicine for him it generally serves\r\n            <lb/>the purpose of keeping the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular which\r\n            <lb/>I think is a very necessary measure in M<sup>r</sup> HeÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>riot\'s case &amp; you are therefore right in supplying the \r\n            <lb/>deficiency so far as necessary. I have only to add that if \r\n            <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Heriot\'s <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> will admit of it he will be the better \r\n            <lb/>of some exercise abroad in the fresh air. However after\r\n            <lb/>this time of year some choice must be made of the \r\n            <lb/>weather &amp; the only exercise that I can advise or think\r\n            <lb/>safe is his travelling in a single horse chair.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž P: <ingredient n=\"1\">cort. Per:</ingredient> â„¥j rad. <ingredient n=\"22\">valerian. silv.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s. <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnam.</ingredient> Ê’j <ingredient n=\"35\">Limat\r\n                <lb/>Mart.</ingredient> pp<sup>t</sup> Ê’ij <ingredient n=\"107\">Cons. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥j <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl.</ingredient> q.s. ut. f. Elec.\r\n                <lb/>S. <action n=\"31\">strengthening</action> Electuary the bigness of a mutchness to be taken\r\n                <lb/>twice a day.\r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take one ounce of powdered <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian bark</ingredient> half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"22\">valerian silvestris</ingredient> root, one drachm of <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient>, \r\n                two drachms of prepared <ingredient n=\"35\">Iron Filings</ingredient>, one ounce of <ingredient n=\"107\">Conserve of rose</ingredient> and a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">simple Syrup</ingredient> to make an Electuary.\r\n                Label: <action n=\"31\">strengthening</action> Electuary the bigness of a mutchness to be taken twice a day.\r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4182, 2, '2013-11-05 15:29:54', 75),
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I must <choice><abbr>theref</abbr><expan>therefor</expan></choice> suppose her\r\n       <lb />in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same state as before it. 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Whatever\r\n       <lb />it be, difficult to cure, as, a disease of the habit\r\n       <lb />to change that, &amp; to correct <symptom n=\"54\">congenital</symptom> debility\r\n       <lb />confirmed by accident since, &amp; the more <choice><abbr>diffic<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>difficult</expan></choice>\r\n       <lb />as <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"95\">mind</symptom> is <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom> as <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> body &amp; is easily affected\r\n       <lb />by passions. All this an unfavourable <choice><abbr>Progn.</abbr><expan>Prognosis</expan></choice>\r\n       <lb />sed nil desperandum &amp;c.\r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>     \r\n       <lb />We must especially restore or support tone, &amp;\r\n       <lb />that by <action n=\"29\">Tonic</action> medicines, Exercise, &amp; perhaps\r\n       <lb />Cold bathing.\r\n   </p>    \r\n   <p>    \r\n       <lb />As <choice><abbr>Ton. 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Most <bodypart n=\"46\">stomachs</bodypart> bear larger\r\n       <lb />doses than was imagined &amp; if she bear easily the\r\n       <lb />dose here prescribed, increase by degrees till she\r\n       <lb />can take â„ˆj for a dose twice a day. The only doubt\r\n       <lb />to regard to the use of it is her state of menstruaÂ¬\r\n       <lb />tion, &amp; if <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalyb.</ingredient> increase it, be more cautious\r\n       <lb />in its use but the effect of <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalyb.</ingredient> ambigious as\r\n       <lb />sometimes <action n=\"5\">astringent</action> instead of <action n=\"33\">aperient</action>. Employ\r\n       <lb />the <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalyb.</ingredient> for a month together &amp; about a <choice><abbr>fortn<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>fortnight</expan></choice>\r\n       <lb />before the monthly period it is to be begun. Increase\r\n       <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> dose slowly, &amp; lay it aside entirely <choice><abbr>dur<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>during</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> evacuaÂ¬\r\n       <lb />tion &amp; if no effect up on that <choice><abbr>evacuat<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>evacuation</expan></choice> be observed;\r\n       <lb />as soon as it is over, renew <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalyb.</ingredient>, &amp; continue in\r\n       <lb />as large doses as she easily bears for a <choice><abbr>fortn<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>fortnight</expan></choice> more.\r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>     \r\n       <lb />These are <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <action n=\"29\">Tonic</action> <choice><abbr>remed.</abbr><expan>remedies</expan></choice> but they must be long conÂ¬\r\n       <lb />tinued &amp; other means used before <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> returns of <symptom n=\"3\"><choice><abbr>vomit<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>vomiting</expan></choice></symptom>\r\n       <lb />are entirely prevented &amp; in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> mean time <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"3\"><choice><abbr>vomit<sup>gs</sup></abbr><expan>vomitings</expan></choice></symptom> do\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />       \r\n       <lb />return some other measures are necessary. No obÂ¬\r\n       <lb />jections to the Chamomile tea for <choice><abbr>wash<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>washing</expan></choice> out <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n       <lb />brown <bodypart n=\"88\">bile</bodypart> <choice><abbr>disturb<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>disturbing</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, but never go far\r\n       <lb />in thus encouraging <symptom n=\"3\"><choice><abbr>vomit<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>vomiting</expan></choice></symptom> but after <choice><abbr>wash<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>washing</expan></choice> out\r\n       <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>Stom.</abbr><expan>stomach</expan></choice></bodypart> a little, stop <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"3\"><choice><abbr>vomit<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>vomiting</expan></choice></symptom> by an <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient>.\r\n   </p>    \r\n   <p>    \r\n       <lb />I agree <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> you <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> habitual use of <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> <unclear><choice><abbr>m</abbr><expan>might</expan></choice></unclear> do\r\n       <lb /><choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> harm to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>Stom.</abbr><expan>stomach</expan></choice></bodypart> but this must not hinder us\r\n       <lb />to employ <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> degree <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> is necessary to remove\r\n       <lb /><symptom n=\"57\">Spasmodic affectations</symptom>, therefore I would employ them\r\n       <lb />both to check <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>viol<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>violent</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"3\"><choice><abbr>vomit<sup>gs</sup></abbr><expan>vomitings</expan></choice></symptom> <unclear><choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice></unclear> come on, &amp; prevent\r\n       <lb />their returns <unclear><choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice></unclear> can be foreseen. This difficult in a\r\n       <lb />case as this of daily <symptom n=\"3\"><choice><abbr>vomit<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>vomiting</expan></choice></symptom> but in such I have\r\n       <lb />succeeded by y<sup>e</sup> <action n=\"60\">Stomachic</action> drops <choice><abbr>ord<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>ordered</expan></choice> below, about\r\n       <lb />an hour before dinner. If <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Elixir render <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n       <lb />medicine very disagreeable, lay it aside &amp; give <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n<lb /> <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudan.</ingredient> alone. <choice><abbr>increas<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>increasing</expan></choice> it as necessary &amp; <unclear>born</unclear> &amp;\r\n       <lb />the trial this way <unclear><choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>might be</expan></choice></unclear> farther, &amp; oftener, or seldomer\r\n       <lb />as your discretion shall direct. In a violent fit\r\n       <lb />of <symptom n=\"3\"><choice><abbr>vomit<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>vomiting</expan></choice></symptom> &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudan.</ingredient> given by <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> be\r\n       <lb />rejected, then give it by 	<treatment n=\"6\">glyster</treatment> &amp; in the dose\r\n       <lb />necessary.\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n       <lb />Obviate <symptom n=\"24\">costiven.</symptom> One of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> best <action n=\"21\">Laxat.</action> for her is\r\n       <lb /><ingredient n=\"270\">Magnesia</ingredient>, but this must not be employed so often\r\n       <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> taking <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeate</ingredient>, &amp; in place of it give\r\n       <lb />an <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetic</ingredient> pill.\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n       <lb />Exercise <choice><abbr>Rid<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>Riding</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> strength &amp; weather allow\r\n       <lb />&amp; even <choice><abbr>sail<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>sailing</expan></choice> but let it be <choice><abbr>someth<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>something</expan></choice> of a voyage\r\n       </p>\r\n<pb n=\"4\" />           \r\n      <p>\r\n       <lb /><choice><abbr>Colbath<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>Cold bathing</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>attempt<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>attempting</expan></choice> it attend to two things\r\n       <lb />1. <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart> be sound, free from <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> or suspicion\r\n       <lb />of obstruction\r\n       <lb />2. be taken <unclear><choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>when</expan></choice></unclear> indoors, <choice><abbr>bring<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>bringing</expan></choice> on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> cold gradually\r\n       <lb />i.e. by employing first one <choice><abbr>p<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>part</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>boil<sup>g</sup> wat</abbr><expan>boiling water</expan></choice> to three\r\n       <lb /><choice><abbr>p<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>parts</expan></choice> spring or sea water &amp; <choice><abbr>afterw<sup>ds</sup></abbr><expan>afterwards</expan></choice> gradually <choice><abbr>dimiÂ¬\r\n       <lb />nish<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>diminishing</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> proportion of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>boil<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>boiling</expan></choice> water &amp; c.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p> \r\n       <lb />Her Diet must depend up on her particular exÂ¬\r\n       <lb />perience than by any general rules I can give\r\n       <lb />but tho solid let it be light, &amp; always little at\r\n       <lb />one time <choice><abbr>allow<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>allowing</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> to be compensated by the freÂ¬\r\n       <lb />quency.\r\n</p>      \r\n<p>   \r\n    <lb />Neither a putrid nor an <symptom n=\"62\">inflammatory</symptom> diathesis to\r\n    <lb />be suspected, &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> disease is to be considered as an\r\n    <lb />affection of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <unclear>moc<sup>s</sup></unclear> powers.\r\n</p>           \r\n       <head>For</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž Pulv. <ingredient n=\"1\">cort. Peruv. â„¥Å¿s</ingredient> In mortar <ingredient n=\"44\">vitr. v.</ingredient> <unclear>marimor.</unclear>\r\n                    <lb />cum Aq. f pauxilla ut semiliquid fiat lento diligenter\r\n                    <lb /><unclear>&amp; hor.</unclear> dein adde Aq. f. ad lbij <unclear>Reponat<sup>r</sup></unclear> in lagena\r\n                    <lb />&amp; macera h. xii d. adde Tinct. c Peruv. simpl. â„¥iv\r\n                    <lb />&amp; post subsident cola S. <action n=\"60\">Stomachic</action> Infus. an ounce\r\n                    <lb />or 2, 2 or 3 times a day, to be washed down w &amp; c\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take half an ounce of Powdered <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian bark</ingredient>, In mortar <ingredient n=\"44\">vitriol viride</ingredient> <unclear>marimor.</unclear>\r\n                    with a little spring water as semiliquid to be blended carefully <unclear>&amp; hor.</unclear> then add up to two pounds of spring water <unclear>Reponat<sup>r</sup></unclear> in <unclear>a lagena</unclear>\r\n                    &amp; macerate for seven hours, then add four ounces of a <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tincture of simple Peruvian bark</ingredient> and after it has settled, strain.\r\n                    Label: <action n=\"60\">Stomachic</action> Infusion an ounce or 2, 2 or 3 times a day, to be washed down with et cetera.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>    \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"35\">Limat m.</ingredient> pp<sup>tt</sup> gr. iij <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam.</ingredient> pulv. gr. vj\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Sacch. alb. duriss</ingredient> gr. x â„³ f. P. et f. h. m. dos â„– XII\r\n                    <lb />S. <action n=\"60\">Stomachic</action> powders one, 2<sup>ce</sup> a day in <ingredient n=\"280\">Currant jelly</ingredient>.\r\n                    <lb />N.B. The Infus. &amp; Powders not to be used at <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same time.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take prepare three grains of <ingredient n=\"35\">steel</ingredient>, six grains powdered <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient>,\r\n                    ten grains of <ingredient n=\"65\">white sugar</ingredient>, Mix to make <unclear>Pills</unclear> and make in this way twelve doses \r\n                    Label: <action n=\"60\">Stomachic</action> powders one, twice a day in <ingredient n=\"280\">Currant jelly</ingredient>.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>    \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"161\">Elix. propriet</ingredient>. â„¥i <ingredient n=\"58\">Laud. liquid.</ingredient> Ê’ij S. <action n=\"60\">Stomachic</action>\r\n                    <lb />drops from 50 to 100 for a dose &amp; on a bit of <ingredient n=\"50\">sugar</ingredient>\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take one drachm <ingredient n=\"161\">Elixir proprietatis</ingredient> and two ounces <ingredient n=\"58\">Liquid Laudanum</ingredient>\r\n                    Label: <action n=\"60\">Stomachic</action> drops from 50 to 100 for a dose &amp; on a bit of <ingredient n=\"50\">sugar</ingredient>\r\n                   \r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>    \r\n    <closer><dateline>22 May 1776</dateline><signed>W.C.</signed></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3818, 2, '2013-07-29 16:48:54', 455),
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Salutis</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>to keep her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> easie - Her <symptom n=\"8\">apetite has been\r\n            <lb/>bad</symptom> during all this illness, but is now worse,\r\n            <lb/>the <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> when it attacks very severe, &amp; \r\n            <lb/>much troubled with <symptom n=\"29\">belching</symptom> <symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom> &amp; complains\r\n            <lb/>sometimes of unusuall <symptom n=\"21\">heat in her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart></symptom>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n   <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>D<sup>r</sup> Wemyss concerning\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n  <handShift/>      \r\n     <p>\r\n         <lb/>M<sup>rs</sup> B. Beatson.\r\n         <lb/>April 1778\r\n         <lb/>VIII p90.\r\n     </p>\r\n  </div>\r\n</body>', 1508, 6, '2013-03-28 18:35:39', 65),
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While the urine continues to be in due proportion \r\n   <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>to the drink there is little ground of fear. In the mean time I think \r\n            <lb/>you have employed very proper remedies and I hope by this time you\r\n            <lb/>have seen their good effects. But if that should not happen so soon\r\n            <lb/>as we wish I would propose the addition of a large proportion or the\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"45\">Crystall. Tartari</ingredient> to the <ingredient n=\"10\"><choice><abbr>pulv. e Jalap</abbr><expan>powdered Jalappa</expan></choice></ingredient> composit. These I hope may prove\r\n            <lb/><action n=\"12\">diuretic</action> as well as <action n=\"24\">purgative</action> but at the same time I would not desire\r\n            <lb/>to supersede the other <action n=\"12\">diuretics</action> which you have so properly already\r\n            <lb/>prescribed. 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We are of opinion that he\r\n            <lb/>is not likely to receive any benefit from <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"4\">Bath waters</ingredient> in\r\n            <lb/>any shape and we rather think they would do him harm\r\n            <lb/>and we are more certain that the climate of Bath would \r\n            <lb/>not at all be secure for the Winter. We are of opinion\r\n            <lb/>that he should pass the Winter somewhere in the South \r\n            <lb/>of France or at Nice. He may take a view of different\r\n            <lb/>places and may take any one that is not far from \r\n            <lb/>the Mediterranean and otherways appears agreable\r\n            <lb/>and convenient.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>As travelling has always agreed with Colonel Grant\r\n            <lb/>and cold weather is very bad for him we think he should \r\n            <lb/>set out for the south as soon as he conveniently can.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In the present state of the Colonel\'s appetite\r\n            <lb/>we cannot prescribe any particular diet. He must take\r\n            <lb/>what light diet he can bear or likes best but we should \r\n            <lb/>be glad he could bear somewhat more nourishing than \r\n            <lb/>he does at present. We think it is equally proper for\r\n            <lb/>him to take a few Glasses of any wine he likes best\r\n            <lb/>and if bears a little Porter or strong beer we think \r\n            <lb/>in the present state of his <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> they are very allowable.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"17\">The want of sleep is certainly a very great distress</symptom> and must \r\n            <lb/>if possible be relieved and even <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> must be employed\r\n            <lb/>when absolutely necessary but we should wish to avoid it \r\n            <lb/>as much as may be and for this purpose we have prescribed \r\n            <lb/>on the paper apart a Medicine which we hope will answer. \r\n            <lb/>If travelling has any tolerable effects in procuring sleep\r\n            <lb/>we would have neither ours nor any other remedy employ\'d \r\n            <lb/>on the Journey.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>It is necessary at all times but especially when Medicines\r\n            <lb/>are employed to procure sleep to keep the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> regular\r\n            <lb/>and therefore whenever two days pass without a stool\r\n            <lb/>the Colonel should take a <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> Medicine. There is \r\n            <lb/>none better than the <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor oil</ingredient>, the dose of which will be\r\n            <lb/>easily adjusted by a few Trials.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>To <action n=\"31\">strengthen</action> the Colonel\'s Constitution we have prescribed \r\n            <lb/>a Medicine on the paper apart. It will not be convenient\r\n            <lb/>and as we hope will not be necessary upon the road but \r\n            <lb/>when settled in any place he may take it for a \r\n            <lb/>week or two together and after some interval he may again \r\n            <lb/>repeat it and this for several times. \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <head>For Colonel Grant</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"35\">Limatur. mart. pp<sup>t.</sup></ingredient> gr. v.\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamom. pulv.</ingredient> gr. vij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">sacchar. alb. puriss.</ingredient> gr. x. â„³. f. pulvis et f.h.m.\r\n                    <lb />dos. â„– xxviii. Sig. <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Powders</action> one to be taken twice\r\n                    <lb />a day washing it down with a small cupfull of the follow<sup>g.</sup> Infusion\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>                   \r\n                    Take five grains of <ingredient n=\"35\">prepared powdered Steel</ingredient>,\r\n                    seven grains of <ingredient n=\"65\">ground Cinnamon</ingredient>, and\r\n                    ten grains of <ingredient n=\"50\">refined White Sugar</ingredient>\r\n                    Mix to make a powder and in this way make twenty-eight doses. \r\n                    Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Powders</action> one to be taken twice\r\n                    a day washing it down with a small cupfull of the following Infusion\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">pulv. cort. Peruvian.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb />In mortario vitreo vel lapideo adde aquÃ¦ q.s. ut f. Massa semiliquiÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />da. Hanc terito diligenter per dimidiam <del>horÃ¦ et macera horas\r\n                    <lb />octo</del> horÃ¦ dein adde paulatim aquÃ¦ ad lbij. Repone in lagena\r\n                    <lb />et macera horas octo dein <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tinct. cort. Peruvian.</ingredient> â„¥ij et per chartam cola.\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Infusion</action> a small cupfull to be taken with\r\n                    <lb />every dose of the powders.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>                   \r\n                    Take half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"1\">ground Peruvian Bark</ingredient>\r\n                    In a glass or stone mortar, add enough water to make a semiliquid mass. Rub these together thoroughly for half an\r\n                    <del>hour and steep for eight hours</del> hour, then gradually add up to two pints of water.\r\n                    Place in a flask and steep for eight hours, then add two ounces of \r\n                    <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Peruvian Bark</ingredient> and strain through paper.\r\n                    Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Infusion</action> a small cupfull to be taken with every dose of the powders.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />1<sup>st.</sup> October\r\n                <lb />1777\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n        \r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4155, 9, '2015-03-03 12:18:54', 126),
(1614, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1339\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1339] From: [AUTHOR UNKNOWN] / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Sir William Carr (of Etal; Kerr, Carre) (Patient) / 7 January 1777 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Stephen Hall</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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/><supplied>y</supplied>our acquainted with his case. -- To me his disorder\r\n            <lb /><supplied>a</supplied>ppears to be clearly a <condition n=\"6\">Diabetes</condition>, as I imagine you\r\n            <lb /><supplied>l</supplied>ikewise will think when I tell you his Symptoms, -\r\n            <lb /><supplied>which</supplied> are as follows. -- He has a frequent inclination\r\n            <lb /><supplied>to</supplied> make water, and passes an immoderate quantity\r\n            <lb /><supplied>o</supplied>f it, pale, thin and limpid, attended with an <symptom n=\"68\">irratiable\r\n                <lb /><supplied>t</supplied>hirst</symptom> and <add place=\"above\">great</add> <symptom n=\"102\">dryness of mouth</symptom>. -- I have not yet ascertained\r\n            <lb /><supplied>e</supplied>xactly the quantity of urine he makes in any given\r\n            <lb /><supplied>t</supplied>ime, but it seems to exceed much the quantity of\r\n            <lb /><supplied>h</supplied>is Drink. -- I have ordered both to be measured, and\r\n            <lb /><supplied>t</supplied>ink therefore soon be able to inform you of this\r\n            <lb /><supplied>p</supplied>articular with certainty. -- Besides these Symptoms,\r\n            <lb /><supplied>he</supplied> has <symptom n=\"8\">little or no appetite for food</symptom>, his <symptom n=\"76\">spittle is\r\n                <lb /><supplied>t</supplied>hick and frothy</symptom>, and there is an evident <symptom n=\"51\">dryness</symptom>\r\n            <lb /><supplied>a</supplied>nd constriction of the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> in a considerable degree;\r\n            \r\n          <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />his <symptom n=\"23\">strength is impaired</symptom> and his spirits much affec<supplied>ed</supplied>\r\n            <lb />is rather <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom>, and his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse is more frequent\r\n            <lb />than natural</symptom>. -- When speaking of his water, I shou<supplied>ld</supplied>\r\n            <lb />have told you that he has no <symptom n=\"110\">incontinency</symptom> of <unclear>urine</unclear>\r\n            <lb />by which I mean that he never has any time to\r\n            <lb />pass it except when his <bodypart n=\"56\">bladder is distended</bodypart>, and\r\n            <lb />then it is perfectly voluntary. -- Finding him\r\n            <lb />in this situation yesterday, I <unclear>permit\'d</unclear> the <unclear>warm</unclear>\r\n            <lb />bath, with a <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> view to relax the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> and mak<supplied>e</supplied>\r\n            <lb />a determination to the <del><bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart></del> surface. -- This, if yo<supplied>u</supplied>\r\n            <lb />have no objection, I mean to have repeated every other\r\n            <lb />night, or perhaps every night for ten days or a\r\n            <lb />fortnight, and, in order to support the determinaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion to the surface as much as possible, I have advis<supplied>ed</supplied>\r\n            <lb />him to wear a flannel shirt constantly. -- With\r\n            <lb />a <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> view to restore the tone of the \r\n<bodypart n=\"45\">functory vessels\r\n            <lb />of the kidneys</bodypart> as much as possible, I have <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb /><unclear>allow</unclear>, in the quantity of two drachms in the day\r\n            \r\n          <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />in the form of whey, and, to assist this in its operaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion, I have likewise ordered a drachm of the <ingredient n=\"1\">PeruÂ¬\r\n            <lb />vian Bark</ingredient> in <unclear>substance</unclear> to be taken in a glass\r\n            <lb />of Claret four times aday, with the addition of\r\n            <lb />fifteen drops of the acid <ingredient n=\"261\">Elixir of Vitriol</ingredient> to each\r\n            <lb />dose. -- I have advised him to abstain as much\r\n            <lb />as possible from the use of Liquids, and to confine\r\n            <lb />himself, in this <del><illegible l=\"1\"/></del> respect, entirely to Claret and\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"10\">Bristol-Water</ingredient>. - He is likewise to go out every <supplied>where</supplied>\r\n            <lb />in a Carriage, as I think the weather at <illegible w=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb />too severely cold to admit of his riding on horseback\r\n            <lb />without the danger of increasing his disease. -\r\n            <lb />If the warm bath &amp; flannel shirt <choice><abbr><sup>s/</sup>houd</abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> fail\r\n            <lb />in producing the desired determination, may I\r\n            <lb />with propriety administer the <ingredient n=\"64\">Dover\'s Powder</ingredient> with\r\n            <lb />the <treatment n=\"25\">sweating regimen</treatment>, or any other <action n=\"55\">Sudorific</action>? -\r\n            <lb />Having thus requested you with my plan of use,\r\n            <lb />I beg to know, as soon as convenient, if you <choice><abbr>cou\'d</abbr><expan>could</expan></choice> have any\r\n            <lb />alteration made in it, or addition made to it. - In <unclear>the</unclear>\r\n            <lb />mean time, I remain,\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute><choice><abbr>D<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir Your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>W. Riddell</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Berwick <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 7<sup>th.</sup> 1777. </dateline>\r\n        </closer>        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Riddell. <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Sir W<sup>m.</sup> Carre.\r\n            <lb />7<sup>th</sup> Jan<sup>ry.</sup> 1777\r\n            <lb />V. VI. p.01. ---\r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1339, 3, '2013-12-07 14:52:51', 154),
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Innes.</head>\r\n        <opener>\r\n            <salute><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir</salute>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have received your account of Miss <add place=\"above\">Jean</add> Innes\'s case and am <choice><abbr>v</abbr><expan>very</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />much of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same opinion I was before. Her <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> is pretty deeply\r\n            <lb />affected, but I hope there is no confirmed <condition n=\"32\">ulcer</condition> there. I take it to\r\n            <lb />be impossible for any body to get <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> better of such complaints at\r\n            <lb />this season. but if we can keep matters easy till <del>we</del> the season\r\n            <lb />is more advanced we may hope for more relief.- I had <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> honour\r\n            <lb />to write to Miss Innes last post &amp; <del>have</del> to offer what I had chiefly\r\n            <lb />to advise, &amp; have little to add to it now. It is necessary to relieve her\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> &amp; to give her better nights, by <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> use of <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient>. The doses\r\n            <lb />&amp; repetition of which must be left to your discretion. I think\r\n            <lb />you may use what <action n=\"10\">Demulcents</action> &amp; <action n=\"9\">Expectorants</action> her <bodypart n=\"64\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />easily bears. I cannot think it safe to push <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"25\">Squills</ingredient> to any\r\n            <lb />degree of <treatment n=\"9\">sickness</treatment> or <treatment n=\"30\">purging.</treatment> Her <symptom n=\"12\">Breathing</symptom> may be\r\n            <lb />relieved by <add place=\"above\">a</add> <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> between her <bodypart n=\"11\">Shoulders</bodypart>. For supporting\r\n            <lb />her <symptom n=\"8\">Appetite</symptom> and moderating <symptom n=\"34\">fever</symptom> I would recommend <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Acid\r\n            <lb />Mixture prescribed in my last to Miss J. -- I am now <del><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice></del>\r\n            <lb />Clear <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>  <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> in any shape would be improper. Among <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />other <action n=\"19\">Pectorals</action> I <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> still <choice><abbr>recom<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>recommend</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"6\" t=\"15\">Decoction of Coltsfoot</ingredient> as\r\n            <lb />soon as <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Season can afford <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> fresh leaves, agreeable to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />direction I gave for it last year.- As soon as Strength &amp;\r\n            <lb />weather will allow I believe Miss J. might be <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> better of\r\n            <lb />air &amp; exercise, but I am persuaded that she cannot attempt\r\n            <lb />it <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> Safety for some time to come. I need say little about\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Miss J.s Diet. If I <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> be particular I <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> say it should be\r\n            <lb />chiefly of Milk &amp; farinacea, avoiding Roots greens &amp; other\r\n            <lb />garden things, &amp; to be very sparing of animal food. Her\r\n            <lb />drink chiefly water or watery liquors, but upon occasion\r\n            <lb />a little wine may be allowed.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>I am &amp;c</salute>\r\n            <signed>W C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> March 11<sup>th.</sup>\r\n                <lb /><u>1778</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4230, 11, '2015-04-17 21:45:48', 61),
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Valetudinary\r\n            <lb />state, your advice &amp; assistance will give great SatisÂ¬\r\n            <lb />faction to all her Friends, &amp; to me in particular.--\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />She has lately enter\'d the 22<sup>d</sup> Year of her Age,\r\n            <lb />was marryed about five Years ago, &amp; was deliver\'d of\r\n            <lb />her fourth Child, the 4<sup>th</sup> day of last Month.- She\r\n            <lb />was naturally of a healthy Constitution &amp; had a\r\n            <lb />very hale &amp; blooming Appearance, but for some Winters\r\n            <lb />past She has been lyable to <symptom n=\"4\">Coughs</symptom> and a <symptom n=\"117\">sore throat</symptom>.--\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In october last She was seiz\'d with a severe <condition n=\"13\">Cold</condition> &amp; <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb />which continued to distress her very much during the\r\n            <lb />remaining time of her <condition n=\"7\">Pregnancy</condition>, &amp;for which She us\'d\r\n            <lb />some <ingredient n=\"25\">Squill-medicines</ingredient> but without much benefit.- I did\r\n            <lb />not see her during that Period, but advis\'d her to be <treatment n=\"1\">blooÂ¬\r\n                <lb />ded</treatment>, which She neglected to have done, being naturally\r\n            <lb />timerous at the Operation, &amp; having no Practitioner near her\r\n            <lb />in whom She plac\'d much confidence.- her Delivery was\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />very favourable &amp; easy, &amp; I flatter\'d myself that the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb />would abate, as her recovery advanc\'d, but hitherto my ExpecÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tations have been greatly disappointed.- for five or six\r\n            <lb />days after her Delivery, She appear\'d to be better; the Lochia\r\n            <lb />were in sufficient quantity, &amp; the Milk (for She never nurs\'d\r\n            <lb />any of her Children) gave her very little trouble.- the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb />still continued to distress her, especially in the night time, &amp;\r\n            <lb />She complain\'d of great <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> &amp; universal uneasiness; her\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">Pulse</symptom> generally about 100 strokes in the minute, has frequent\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"82\">flushings</symptom> &amp; 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Her Regimen is extremely plain &amp;\r\n            <lb />simple. She tastes no wine nor Animal food, excepting a little\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <head>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Livingstone\r\n            \r\n            <lb />8. p. 42\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Gordon of Wardhouse\r\n        </head><handShift />\r\n        <dateline>March 13. 1778</dateline>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />weak Beef-tea once a day, &amp; her Diet consists <add place=\"above\">of</add> Jellys, PaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nada, weak Chocolate, &amp; such like. her common drink is\r\n            <lb />Barly, or Rice-water, with such changes &amp; alterations as her\r\n            <lb />taste requires.- Her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> is keep\'d easy with soft <treatment n=\"8\">InjecÂ¬\r\n                <lb />tions</treatment> repeated every second or third day.- I have proposd\r\n            <lb />a <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment>, &amp; to have an <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> betwixt her <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart>, but She has\r\n            <lb />an insuperable terror &amp; prejudice at whatever she thinks\r\n            <lb />can give her any additional pain or trouble.- the <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"15\">DecocÂ¬\r\n                <lb />tion of the Bark</ingredient> &amp; the Asses-Milk have agreed with her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, but have produced no effects as restoratives, her\r\n                <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">strength being daily more impair\'d</symptom>.- Change of Air or of\r\n                <lb />Climate, Exercise &amp;c<sup>a</sup> cannot take place in her present reduc\'d\r\n                <lb />&amp; weakly state.- M<sup>r.</sup> Gordon, her husband, desires me to enclose\r\n                <lb />two Guinea Notes for Your Opinion, which You may please to\r\n                <lb />direct for me at Aberdeen.- I am with great esteem\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most Obedient &amp; humble\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Ser<sup>tt.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Tho<sup>s.</sup> Livingston.-</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs.</sup> Gordon is Neice to <choice><abbr>L<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>Lord</expan></choice> Errol\r\n            <lb />&amp; Daughter of M<sup>r.</sup> Charles Boyd.\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div> \r\n</body>', 1504, 2, '2013-06-19 17:12:39', 88);
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She has abstained from bodiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly exercise but as often as the weather allowed has\r\n            <lb />been sometimes on horseback &amp; very often in a carriage\r\n            <lb />with constant precautions however against cold.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In the way of Medicine. has frequently used\r\n            <lb />some <action n=\"10\">Domulcent</action> <action n=\"19\">Pectorals</action> &amp; of late has been using\r\n            <lb />a <ingredient n=\"6\" t=\"15\">Strong Decoction of Fol. 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From the 1<sup>st.</sup> of <choice><abbr>Febr<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> to the 2<sup>d.</sup>\r\n            <lb />of <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> he was <treatment n=\"1\">blooded six times, about 12 oz of blood being taken\r\n            <lb />away at each time</treatment>; he took <action n=\"25\">cooling</action>, <action n=\"21\">laxative medicines</action>, used a spare\r\n            <lb />diet, &amp; rode out, on a horseback, three or four times a week. \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            On the 13<sup>th.</sup> of October, he was seized with a violent pain of his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast, \r\n           \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />   \r\n            \r\n            <lb />extending all over the Thorax</bodypart>, but most uneasy on the <bodypart n=\"73\">left side</bodypart>, attended\r\n            <lb />with <symptom n=\"12\">difficult breathing</symptom>, and <symptom n=\"56\">considerable anxiety</symptom>; his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse was full, strong,\r\n            <lb />&amp;, sometimes, very quick</symptom>. <treatment n=\"1\">About 14 oz of blood were taken from the <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart></treatment>,\r\n            <lb />&amp; a <ingredient n=\"278\">Neutral, Saline Mixture</ingredient> ordered. He passed a <symptom n=\"17\">restless night</symptom>, and,\r\n            <lb />not being easier, was <treatment n=\"1\">bled</treatment> again on the morning of the 14<sup>th.</sup>, &amp; had a\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"30\">purging Apozem</treatment> sent him. This day, D<sup>r.</sup> Mudie\'s Assistance was requested.\r\n            <lb /> -- The pain and other Symptoms gradually abated, but he did not\r\n            <lb />recover his former state of health : He was, at times, considerably <symptom n=\"34\">feÂ¬\r\n            <lb />verish</symptom>, at other times, tolerably well. - About the middle of December\r\n            <lb />a violent pain seized the <bodypart n=\"17\">right leg</bodypart>, which was most acute in a parÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ticular point, about a hand\'s-breadth above the <bodypart n=\"23\">Ancle</bodypart>, on the outside : \r\n            <lb />no <symptom n=\"82\">redness</symptom> or <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> appeared. After continuing several days, the pain\r\n            <lb />abated, and the <bodypart n=\"24\">foot</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"23\">ancle</bodypart> began <symptom n=\"63\">to swell</symptom>. He complained, about\r\n            <lb />this time, of <symptom n=\"27\">difficulty in voiding the urine</symptom>. \r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />In the month of <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice>, this year, the <bodypart n=\"17\">left leg</bodypart> became affected in a\r\n            <lb />similar manner. -- For two months past, the <bodypart n=\"17\">right leg</bodypart> has been\r\n            <lb />considerably <symptom n=\"63\">Å’dematous</symptom>; the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> extending, of late, above the <bodypart n=\"19\">knee</bodypart>;\r\n            <lb />but it has gained no ground, during the last fortnight, when the other\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart> began to <symptom n=\"63\">swell</symptom>. The <bodypart n=\"32\">Scrotum</bodypart> has never been affected, nor is\r\n            <lb />there any appearance of Water in <bodypart n=\"30\">the cavity of Abdomen</bodypart>.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />He <symptom n=\"27\">has passed very little urine</symptom>, in the day time, since the <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom> of\r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> began, tho\', till lately, he voided it very freely during the\r\n            <lb />night. ---- The medicines that have been used, are, <ingredient n=\"416\">Sp<sup>t.</sup> Nitrj dulc.</ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"93\">Sal: Polychrest:</ingredient> -- <ingredient n=\"158\">Diureticus</ingredient>, -- <ingredient n=\"91\">Nitrj</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"8\">Crem. Tartar:</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"25\">PilulÃ¦ Scillit:</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"188\">bryonel</ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"92\">Colchic:</ingredient> <action n=\"12\">Pulv. Diuret.</action> -- <ingredient n=\"113\" t=\"19\">Infus. Amar</ingredient> -- <ingredient n=\"10\">Pulv. Jalop.</ingredient> &amp; two or three small\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">bleedings</treatment>, when his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> &amp; breath were affected. When the weather\r\n           \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />was temperate, he rode out in a Chaise. Exercise, on a <treatment n=\"51\">Spring-Deal, &amp;\r\n            <lb />on a Hobby Horse</treatment>, was recommended, but little practised.\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"331\" t=\"32\">Anodyne Liniment</ingredient>, <treatment n=\"37\">repeated frictions</treatment>, &amp; a flannel Bandage, were emÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ployed for the pain &amp; <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling of the <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart></symptom>. -- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n           \r\n           <lb />At present, a scarcity of Urine, and the <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling of his <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart></symptom>, form\r\n           <lb />the principal complaint. His <symptom n=\"15\">pulse is generally quick, but not full, or\r\n           <lb />strong</symptom>; has very little thirst; and, considering the length of his distress, &amp;\r\n           <lb />confinement, he is <symptom n=\"23\">not weak</symptom>, <symptom n=\"26\">nor much emaciated</symptom>. -- The <symptom n=\"65\"><choice><abbr>HÅ“mor<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>HÅ“morragic discharge</expan></choice></symptom>\r\n           <lb />has not appeared, during his illness, but once, &amp; then, in a very small quantity:\r\n           <lb />He, indeed, passed, three or four very dark coloured stools, about three months ago.\r\n           <lb />He is considerably apprehensive of himself, especially of late. --- \r\n           \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1507, 11, '2013-10-09 10:12:54', 141),
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thinks the right side sooner affected than\r\n            <lb />the left side --- She also finds herself sometimes\r\n            <lb />a little <symptom n=\"61\">sickish</symptom> but very little -- We were rather a\r\n            <lb />later than our usual hours for travelling before we\r\n            <lb />got to Glasgow, the day we left <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> &amp; either from\r\n            <lb />that or from our House being colder than M<sup>r</sup> Campbells\r\n            <lb />in the Calton Hill, M<sup>rs</sup> Campbell got a little of the <condition n=\"13\">cold</condition>\r\n            <lb />But it had no other effect than stopping her comeing\r\n            <lb />out here till tuesday <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 26 in place of goeing out \r\n            <lb />or Saturday the 23<sup>rd</sup> as she had intended\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />She has since continued here &amp; goes out in the\r\n            <lb />Chaise every good day, (the time of the menses excepted)\r\n            <lb />She feels no fatigue from goeing in the Chaise nor does\r\n            <lb />a little jolting in a bit of bad Road give her much disturbance\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Her Apetite continues much as it was at <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />&amp; not to be complained of in one who keeps the House\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Dunlop tells me her <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse was about 60 last time\r\n            <lb />he felt it</symptom> -- Her Colour I think better &amp; her sort of haughting\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />rather less than formerly --- She begs your acceptance\r\n            <lb />of a little Glasgow Snuff which she sent to Archie for you\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />As I may have omitted some Symptoms you may\r\n            <lb />wish to know about &amp; am very much a Stranger to the\r\n            <lb />description of Complaints I must beg youll be so good as\r\n            <lb />let me know what further you wish to be informed off\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I am with great Esteem\r\n                <lb />D<sup>r</sup> S<sup>r</sup> Your most <choice><abbr>ob<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>hum<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Ser<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />John Campbell\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Killermont Thursday\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 10. 1778\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Glasgow <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 12 M<sup>rs</sup> Campbell continuing on in the\r\n                <lb />same way -- No further Spitting -- She rests sometimes\r\n                <lb />better <symptom n=\"17\">sometimes worse</symptom> -- Some nights she <del>fell</del> <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n                <lb />the pain in her <bodypart n=\"27\">Breast</bodypart> in her Sleep <unclear>rather</unclear>\r\n                <lb />rests well &amp; does not feel it -- The <symptom n=\"61\">sickishness</symptom>\r\n                <lb />at times continues but to no great degree\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        \r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doc\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician in\r\n            <lb />Doctor\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n<handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Campbell of\r\n            <lb />Clathick\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 1778.\r\n            <lb />9. p. 93\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n</annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1599, 2, '2013-09-02 17:08:27', 105),
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Succ.</ingredient> Ê’j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"285\">Spr<sup>t</sup> Sal. Am. caust.</ingredient> â„¥iij â„³. S. <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Oil</action> Inung Spin Dors. V. et M. -- \r\n                \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take three ounces of <ingredient n=\"272\"> the most excellent olive oil</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"123\" t=\"28\">lavender\'s oil</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"207\" t=\"28\">rosemary\'s oil</ingredient>, one drachm of <ingredient n=\"144\">Oil of Amber</ingredient> \r\n                    and three ounces of <ingredient n=\"285\">Caustic Spirit of Ammoniac Salt</ingredient>. 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Elect.</action> cochl. min. j vel ij mane pro re nata. -- \r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"45\">Tartar</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"10\">powder obtained from Jallop</ingredient>, one drachm of <ingredient n=\"17\">volatile Nutmeg</ingredient>, half an ounce of <action n=\"21\">lentive Electuary</action> and a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">simple Syrup</ingredient> in order to \r\n                    make a delicate Electuary. Label as <action n=\"21\">Laxative Electuary</action>, one or two small spoonfuls to be taken in the morning as needed.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"131\">Rad. raphan rustic. rec. ras.</ingredient> â„¥ss <ingredient n=\"267\">Piper. Jamaic cort.</ingredient> Ê’ij <ingredient n=\"263\">Vin. alb. Hisp opt.</ingredient> â„”ij\r\n                    <lb />Macera per biduum et cola S. <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Wine</action> cochl. ij bis in die.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"131\">Radish\'s root</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"267\">Jamaican Pepper</ingredient> and two pounds of <ingredient n=\"263\">the best white Spanish wine</ingredient>\r\n                    Macerate for two days and then strain. Label <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Wine</action>. 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What I have in such cases found most\r\n           <lb />effectual is the <ingredient n=\"66\" t=\"15\">Decoction of Mezereon</ingredient> made as below. I expect that\r\n           <lb />this medicine will not be found in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Apothecaries shops of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> North but\r\n           <lb />may in gardens. The part to be used is <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> bark of the root. It is at\r\n           <lb />fist to be taken only in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> proportion <choice><abbr>ord<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>ordered</expan></choice> but to be increased every 2<sup>d</sup> day\r\n           <lb />by Æ·Å¿s till Æ·ij be employed for a bottle of <choice><abbr>Decoct<sup>n.</sup></abbr><expan>Decoction</expan></choice> unless she find <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> a\r\n           <lb />lesser quantity is uneasy by <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> heat raises in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>. For <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> 2 or \r\n           <lb />3 first days, M<sup>rs</sup> M. may take only a muchkin in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> 24 hours but\r\n           <lb />should increase it by degrees till a full bottle &amp;c. Should be taken in\r\n           <lb /><choice><abbr>diff<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>different</expan></choice> draughts &amp; in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> quantity most agreeable to her. The times of <choice><abbr>tak<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>taking</expan></choice>\r\n           <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> may be at pleasure, but better before <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> after meals, &amp; particularly\r\n           <lb />proper when going to bed. Use to be continued long, as often it is\r\n           <lb />only after some weeks, <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> effects are observed, but if <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> good effects\r\n           <lb />be not evident after a month, I should doubt if the remedy be adapted\r\n           <lb />to her constitution. The effects I expect are the <symptom n=\"30\">eruptions</symptom> to be\r\n           <lb /><choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> less <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom>, less <symptom n=\"78\">sharpness of humour &amp; itching</symptom>, to sooner dry\r\n           <lb />&amp; fall off in scales &amp; fresh <symptom n=\"30\">eruptions</symptom> not to succeed as hitherto. The\r\n           <lb /><choice><abbr>Decoct<sup>n.</sup></abbr><expan>Decoction</expan></choice> should give no <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom> or <symptom n=\"61\">nausea</symptom>, to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>stom.</abbr><expan>stomach</expan></choice></bodypart> <unclear>&amp;</unclear> is to be felt then  \r\n           <lb />only by a little <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom>. Should not affect <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment>. It frequently\r\n           <lb /><symptom n=\"27\">increase urine</symptom> &amp; this is a good effect. The use of this medicine\r\n           <lb />does not require confinement, but avoid very cold weather &amp; it operates\r\n           <lb />best when the weather is mild or a little warm &amp; I would rather have it\r\n           <lb />laid aside in severe &amp; continued <unclear>frost</unclear>. This medicine requires no\r\n           <lb />change of diet but the disease does. She should avoid eggs, cheese\r\n           <lb />fish &amp; salted or high seasoned foods. Should not take much animal food.\r\n           <lb />&amp; the lighter kinds at least, only at dinner. At breakfast, she may take tea\r\n           \r\n           <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n           \r\n           <lb />&amp; bread &amp; a little fresh butter as usual &amp; at supper, only milk meats.\r\n           <lb />For ordinary drink, small beer, or wine &amp; water, rather <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> water alone.\r\n           <lb />May take a glass or two of plain wine every day at dinner but hardly <unclear>mix.</unclear>\r\n           <lb />Punch or Spirits in any shape should be avoided.\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb />While the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> is <choice><abbr>reg<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice> no occasion for <choice><abbr>purg<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>purging</expan></choice> but in case of costiveness\r\n           <lb />she should use a medicine <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> may keep her <choice><abbr>reg<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice> without <choice><abbr>purg<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>purging</expan></choice>.\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb />When a monthly period comes on or is coming on, may\r\n           <lb />abstain from <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Decoct<sup>n.</sup></abbr><expan>Decoction</expan></choice> , but it will be enough for <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> 2 or 3 first days.\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb />When any <symptom n=\"30\">eruption</symptom> is coming out &amp; is very <symptom n=\"78\">itchy</symptom>, should not <treatment n=\"39\">rub</treatment> or <treatment n=\"50\">scratch</treatment>\r\n           <lb />but should allay it by <choice><abbr>Scrub<sup>g.</sup> y<sup>e</sup> p<sup>t</sup> w</abbr><expan>Scrubbing the part with</expan></choice> spirits &amp; water as weak as will do.\r\n       </p>\r\n       <recipe>\r\n           <choice>\r\n               <orig>\r\n                   <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"15\">Rad. sarsaparilla</ingredient> â„¥iÅ¿s\r\n                   <lb /><ingredient n=\"347\">Lign. sant. rubr. ras.</ingredient> Æ·j\r\n                   <lb />Cocque ex Aq. â„”iv ad â„”ij circa medium coctienis addendo\r\n                   <lb /><ingredient n=\"66\">Cort. rad. Mezereon</ingredient> Æ·Å¿s et sub finem\r\n                   <lb /><ingredient n=\"121\">Rad. glycirrh. ras.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                   <lb />Cola &amp; Signa <action n=\"33\">Aperient Decoction</action>\r\n               </orig>\r\n           </choice>\r\n           <choice>\r\n               <reg>\r\n                   Take an ounce and a half of <ingredient n=\"15\">root of sarsaparilla</ingredient>, a drachm of shavings of <ingredient n=\"347\">red sandalwood</ingredient>. Cook in water, \r\n                   between four and two pounds; when they are half-cooked add half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"66\">bark of Mezereon root</ingredient>, and at the end\r\n                   half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"121\">shavings of liquorice bark</ingredient>. 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Inglis <choice><abbr>Q.</abbr><expan>Query</expan></choice> Miss Brounlee</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The affections of her <bodypart n=\"6\">Eye</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"7\">Ear</bodypart> are of the same nature viz\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"41\">Scrophulous</condition>. Little Service from <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>, more to be expected\r\n            <lb />from <ingredient n=\"18\">Salt Water</ingredient>. Instead of going to the Sea or having water\r\n            <lb />brought to Lanerk I have found the following as effectuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />al. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"95\">Sal. Gl.</ingredient> â„¥ij <ingredient n=\"18\">Sal. marin.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"93\">Sal. polychrest.</ingredient> aa â„¥Å¿s.\r\n                    <lb />Aq. font. â„¥viij Solve et Cola S. <action n=\"33\">Aperient Sol<sup>n.</sup></action> two table\r\n                    <lb />Sp.fulls, mixed with a muchkin of Spring water to be taken\r\n                    <lb />Every morng. at divided draughts in the manner of a <ingredient n=\"12\">Mineral\r\n                    <lb />Water</ingredient>. - \r\n                </orig>\r\n            </choice>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"95\">Glauber\'s Salts</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"18\">Sea salt</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"93\">polychrest Salts</ingredient>, of each half an ounce;\r\n                    eights ounces of spring water. Dissolve, and strain. Label <action n=\"33\">Aperient Solution</action>, two tablespoonfuls, mixed with a muchkin of Spring\r\n                    water to be taken Every morning at divided draughts in the manner of a <ingredient n=\"12\">Mineral Water</ingredient>.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This is to keep her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> <choice><abbr>reg<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice> &amp; if more or less, the dose\r\n            <lb />is to be increased or diminished - To be continued for a Month\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As to yourself. After having had the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> for so long\r\n            <lb />a time, difficult to preserve the Strength of your <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"37\">Friction</treatment> is the only thing I can advise, gentle but long \r\n            <lb />continued - If your <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"23\">ancles</bodypart> are not liable to be\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"63\">Swelled</symptom>, it may be of service to immerce your <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp;\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> in warm water once or twice a week before going\r\n            <lb />to bed in the Evening. ---------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 16<sup>th</sup> July\r\n                <lb /><u>1776</u>.\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3868, 2, '2013-07-25 15:32:20', 70),
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My manner of Living has\r\n            <lb />been much more careful than before, tho\' by no means strictly\r\n            <lb />regular. I have generally made my Breakfast on a Pint or\r\n            <lb />more of my Decoction mix\'d <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a little Milk and a Slice of\r\n            <lb />toasted Bread without Butter. At Dinner I have indulged\r\n            <lb />myself in Eating very plentifully (for my Decoction gives\r\n            <lb />me an Appetite) of any fresh Meats whatever but I have usually\r\n            <lb />abstain\'d from all sorts of animal Food at supper, generally\r\n<lb />supping upon Potatoes Milk Sago or the like. As to Drinking\r\n            <lb />I reduc\'d myself for the first Month to a Pint of Wine in a Day\r\n            <lb />or Spirits mix\'d <choice><abbr>w<sup>th.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> Water to that Proportion. Since that time\r\n            <lb />I have doubled that Quantity and once or Twice lately (having\r\n            <lb />despaird of reaping that Advantage from abstaining from\r\n            <lb />Wine which I expected) I have gone much greater Lengths\r\n            <lb />tho\' I have never carried it to Intoxication -- Free Living\r\n            <lb />I perceive generally produces a temporary Ease but the following\r\n            <lb />day or day after that I find myself much worse. The same thing\r\n            <lb />however I have found happen after two or three days strict TemÂ¬\r\n            <lb />perance. My Ignorance of the Cause of my Disease I am\r\n            <lb />afraid is a very great Impediment to my Cure. You assur\'d\r\n            \r\n       <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />me in the strongest Terms that you did not think it <condition n=\"20\">Venereal</condition> but\r\n            <lb />you did not tell me what you did think it. Do Good Sir oblige me\r\n            <lb />in explicit Terms with your Opinion thereon. It may answer a\r\n            <lb />good purpose. It cannot answer a bad One. If you think it <condition n=\"3\">Gouty</condition>,\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"15\">Rheumatic</condition>, <condition n=\"43\">Scorbutic</condition>, <condition n=\"21\">Nervous</condition>, or whatever <add place=\"above\">other</add> Disorder my Regimen shall\r\n            <lb />be made conformable to your Directions for any of these Cases &amp; if\r\n            <lb />I cannot then succeed I must submit patiently to the Severity of my\r\n            <lb />Case. Your speedy Answer to this Letter will add to the Obligations\r\n            <lb />you have <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> laid me under, &amp; will very much oblige\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Your (already) much Oblig\'d\r\n                \r\n                <lb />and most Obedient <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />Nich<sup>s.</sup> Tyzack,\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Newcastle Upon Tyne\r\n                <lb />February 11<sup>th.</sup> 1778\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n      \r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />W<sup>m.</sup> Cullen Esq<sup>r.</sup> M. D.\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n  <handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Tyzack - Newcastle\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb.</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 11<sup>th.</sup> 1778.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n</annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1484, 2, '2013-07-16 16:30:35', 85),
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<symptom n=\"6\">Lowness of spirits</symptom> till about the middle of\r\n            <lb />march Last But at that time he was seized with a violent\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"31\">Looseness</symptom> accompanied with a <condition n=\"61\">Tenesmus</condition> &amp; <symptom n=\"7\">flatulencies</symptom> &amp; almost \r\n            <lb />total <symptom n=\"8\">want of appetite</symptom> which in a short time reduced him very much\r\n            <lb />- his urine continuing still of the same Colour <add place=\"above\">&amp; letting fall the same sediment</add> as when he had the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition>\r\n            <lb />- his stools alimy &amp; of a darkish brown colour - As the pain of his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> encreased at this time he took his disease to be what he called \r\n            <lb />a fluxus hepaticus; &amp; believing it mortal refused all medicine\r\n            <lb />- at Last about the beginning of April he was prevailed upon to\r\n            <lb />call for assistance he got an infusion of <action n=\"60\">stomachic <ingredient n=\"113\">bitters</ingredient></action> in brandy\r\n            <lb />of which he took three or four spoonfulls a day adding always a few\r\n            <lb />drops of the <ingredient n=\"261\">Elixir of Vitriol</ingredient> --- his Appetite grew better &amp; 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C Aged 26</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Of a Phlegmatic habit, &amp; rather Fat, Lives full,\r\n            <lb />Lies long a Bed, &amp; Does nor use much exercise -------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Is affected with a <condition n=\"76\">Fistula</condition>, which is Situated about an Inch\r\n            <lb />from the <bodypart n=\"53\">anus</bodypart>, between it &amp; the Tuberosity of the <bodypart n=\"91\">Os Ischium</bodypart> on the Left\r\n            <lb />Side, it runs up towards the <bodypart n=\"91\">Os Sacrum</bodypart>, but does not exceed an Inch\r\n            <lb />in Lenth, and just runs under the <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart>, when projected into, does not\r\n            <lb />contain more than one Drachm of Liquid. 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Has had some\r\n            <lb />external applications to the parts, as <treatment n=\"4\">Plasters of <ingredient n=\"13\">Hemlock</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient></treatment> \r\n            <lb />which were continued Two months, without any Sensible effects,\r\n            <lb />also <treatment n=\"57\">Tents</treatment> made of the Same introduced into the <condition n=\"76\">Fistula</condition> ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Was always particularly Healthy, &amp; never had any <symptom n=\"30\">eruption</symptom>\r\n            <lb />or some before this, excepting her <bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart> which was hurt, &amp; was particuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />larly hard to Heal; it was twelve years Since ---- None of the other\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"84\">Glands</bodypart> can be in the least observed to be <symptom n=\"63\">Swelled</symptom> . . . . -----\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Miss C\r\n            <lb />from \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Atkinson\r\n            <lb />May\r\n            <lb />1778\r\n        </p>\r\n</annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1516, 2, '2013-10-01 12:21:07', 75),
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We are both exceedingly\r\n            <lb />concerned to hear of M<sup>rs</sup> Smallwoods distress and shall be happy\r\n            <lb />to give her any relief.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As She is liable to a <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> we think the <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />which we advised to be taken once a week may be laid aside and\r\n            <lb />as any <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> seems to releive and weaken her, if <symptom n=\"31\">loose stools</symptom>\r\n            <lb />spontaneously occur we think that such a remedy as we have\r\n            <lb />prescribed below may be employed to moderate the <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> but\r\n            <lb />at the same time care must be taken that She does not become\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">bound</symptom> as that on the other hand would also hurt her.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />We are surprised to find that the lotion we advised gave her so\r\n            <lb />much pain but as that has been the case we would not insist\r\n            <lb /><del>up</del>on the use of it but we have below prescribed a lotion of a \r\n            <lb />different kind which we expect will be of service in moderating\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling of both <bodypart n=\"27\">breasts</bodypart></symptom>, and obviating the pains which might\r\n            <lb />arise in them. 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Lotion for\r\n                    <lb />the <bodypart n=\"27\">breasts</bodypart>\r\n                    <lb />\r\n                </orig>\r\n            \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take a pound of <ingredient n=\"191\">Spirit Mindereri</ingredient> according to the Edinburgh Pharmacopoeia,<note>See <i>Pharmacopoeia Collegii Regii Medicorum Edinburgensis</i> (Edinburgh: 1774), p. 116.</note> eights ounces of <ingredient n=\"184\">French brandy</ingredient>.\r\n                    Mix and label Lotion for the <bodypart n=\"27\">breasts</bodypart>\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4249, 11, '2015-04-17 21:47:06', 137),
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Murray\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>conc<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>concerning</expan></choice> Miss Aytoun\r\n                <lb />30<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1777\r\n                <lb />Vol. 8 p.1\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1445, 11, '2015-04-10 11:20:41', 74);
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Her fathers death seems also\r\n            <lb />to have affected her health. In <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />last I brought her to Scotland and\r\n            <lb />had her case enquird into by Doctor\r\n            <lb />Heriot. 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When she eats flesh\r\n            <lb />meats She becomes <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> fruits mutton\r\n            <lb />broth and garden stuff especially artiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />chooks agree best with her is fond of\r\n            <lb />milk but can\'t take it and also finds\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />cow whey disagree with her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> - She\r\n            <lb />breakfasts on Baked tea and Bread and\r\n            <lb />butter which she also feels rather greatly\r\n            <lb />to her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>. <del>She</del> She had the <ingredient n=\"109\">sacred\r\n            <lb />Tincture</ingredient> prescribd her for physick but\r\n            <lb />found it heat very much. The least\r\n            <lb />motion or even extraordinary weight of\r\n            <lb />apparel <symptom n=\"9\">fatigues</symptom> her at present as the\r\n            <lb />getting up an hour or two earlyer\r\n            <lb />of a morning than her usual time\r\n            <lb />which is eight oClock does likewise\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I wish you may be able to make\r\n            <lb />anything of this <choice><abbr>acc<sup>ot.</sup></abbr><expan>account</expan></choice> and find a\r\n            <lb />remedy for the young womans comÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plaints to which will prove at same\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />time a very great relief to her\r\n            <lb />friends I always am with\r\n            <lb />the greatest esteem D<sup>r</sup> Sir\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Your most obedient\r\n                <lb />&amp; very humble <choice><abbr>Ser<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><u>Wil<sup>m.</sup> Gordon</u>\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Elgin 14<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Aug<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />1778\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />My mother tells me to\r\n                <lb />present you her best compliÂ¬\r\n                <lb />ments. My Dear M<sup>r</sup> <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n                <lb />Innes <illegible w=\"4\"/> coach on\r\n                <lb />you with this and will pay\r\n<lb />L2:2 <unclear>11.g.</unclear>\r\n                \r\n            </p>    \r\n            \r\n            <closer>\r\n                \r\n                \r\n                \r\n                <signed>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> W<sup>m.</sup> Gordon\r\n                    \r\n                </signed>\r\n                \r\n            </closer>\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Sir W. 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and tho\' it appears\r\n            <lb /><del>necessary</del> to me necessary to continue\r\n            <lb />a gentle <treatment n=\"52\">salivation</treatment> for a considerable\r\n            <lb />time even after every symptom has\r\n            <lb />disappeared I dare scarce propose\r\n            <lb />it to him harrassed and tantalised\r\n            <lb />as he has been with the false prospects\r\n            <lb />of a Cure and repeated a Courses of\r\n            <lb />medicine he has already run thro\' - \r\n            <lb />it is with pleasure therefore I draw up\r\n            <lb />it at M<sup>r.</sup> Orr\'s desire his Case for D<sup>r.</sup>\r\n            <lb />Cullen\'s inspection - and if <del>mer</del> a Course\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> appear necessary it is begged\r\n            <lb />the D<sup>r.</sup> will particularly specify the\r\n            <lb />time of it\'s Continuance --- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"39\">Rubbing</treatment> has been the mode in which\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> has been administered to M<sup>r.</sup>\r\n            <lb />orr, every other method being found inefÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fectual - for owing to an uncommon <symptom n=\"78\">irritaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />bility of his <bodypart n=\"66\">gutts</bodypart></symptom>, when given inwardly\r\n            <lb />it never fails to bring on <add place=\"above\">a</add> <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> <del>about</del> to be\r\n            <lb />stopped by <ingredient n=\"14\">opiates</ingredient> and even <ingredient n=\"15\" t=\"15\">Decoctions of sarsaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />parilla</ingredient> or the <ingredient n=\"150\">woods</ingredient> disorder him.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Alex<sup>r</sup> Taylor\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1489, 2, '2013-09-10 10:49:14', 100),
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These several\r\n            <lb />years has been troubled with pains in the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"12\">Arms</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"73\">Sides</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"18\">Thighs</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart>. (chiefly\r\n            <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"73\">left side</bodypart>) which appeared of the <symptom n=\"127\">RheuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />matic kind</symptom>. 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FÅ“ces\r\n            <lb />often slimy sometimes whitish sometimes yellow\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />About August last was suddenly seized\r\n            <lb />with violent pains in his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> which gradually\r\n            <lb />extended from the <bodypart n=\"62\">left haunch</bodypart> to the <bodypart n=\"78\">Pubis</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />of the same side with Considerable pain in the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"32\">left Testis</bodypart>. These Symptoms were removed\r\n            <lb />by an <treatment n=\"8\"><action n=\"16\">Emollient</action> Injection</treatment>, <ingredient n=\"204\">Salts</ingredient> &amp;c. Complained\r\n            <lb />at same time of <condition n=\"25\">fullness</condition> at <bodypart n=\"83\">PrÃ¦cordia</bodypart> <symptom n=\"8\">want of\r\n            <lb />Appetite</symptom> and <symptom n=\"3\">slight Sickness</symptom> which with the\r\n            <lb />pain left him.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Continued free from Complaint untill the\r\n            <lb />End of September when a like pain, following\r\n            <lb />the same course, but more violent, especially in\r\n            <lb />The <bodypart n=\"32\">Testis</bodypart>; continuing twelve or fourteen hours without\r\n            <lb />Intermission attacked him. Towards the end extending\r\n            <lb />to the <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>, gradually abated for about twelve hours\r\n            <lb />and then recurred with greater Violence than ever,\r\n            <lb />attended with <symptom n=\"7\">oppression at <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart></symptom>. <symptom n=\"8\">want of\r\n            <lb />Appetite</symptom> <symptom n=\"3\">Sickness</symptom> &amp;c. with a Violent pain at the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"31\">points of the Penis</bodypart>, at the left side, where the <bodypart n=\"31\">PrÃ¦putium</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />joins; on making water with an almost constant\r\n            \r\n            \r\n       <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Inclination thereto. Urine passing freely tho\' <symptom n=\"27\">not above\r\n            <lb /><del>above</del> a spoonful at a time</symptom>. <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse full and strong tho\' not\r\n            <lb />quick</symptom>. <symptom n=\"12\">Difficulty in Breathing</symptom> frequent sobings &amp;c the pain\r\n            <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> now became easier. returning at five or six\r\n            <lb />minutes distance, tho\' transient, thro\' the <bodypart n=\"31\">Penis &amp; Testis</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />and continued so for five or six days after the pain in\r\n            <lb />the Urining went off. The urine was very high coloured withÂ¬\r\n            <lb />out sediment. These Complaints yielded to <treatment n=\"6\">Glysters</treatment>.\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"30\">Gentle purges of <ingredient n=\"204\">Salts</ingredient></treatment>. <treatment n=\"46\">Semicupium</treatment>. <treatment n=\"1\">Venesection</treatment> often\r\n            <lb />repeated. mucilaginous Decoctions with the <action n=\"36\">AntiphlogisÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tic regimen</action>. for sometime after this severe <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom>. continuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ed better than before. lived very regular on a low regimen\r\n            <lb />within these few days has observed a slight degree of\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"25\">fullness</condition> and pain at the <bodypart n=\"98\">Epigastrium</bodypart>, especially\r\n            <lb />towards evening which is much relieved by the heat\r\n            <lb />and pressure of his <bodypart n=\"15\">hand</bodypart>. These three or four days past\r\n            <lb />has had a severe pain situated betwixt the last of the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"40\">false ribs</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"91\">Ilium</bodypart> about 2 fingers breath from\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"36\">Spine</bodypart> which continues fixed to the same place\r\n            <lb />attended with high coloured urine. The pain shoots as\r\n            <lb />it were from a centre\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Since the first attack of these pains pasÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ses at times great quantities of water at other times\r\n            <lb />natural but still with out pain\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Has been subject to a <symptom n=\"46\">Discharge of <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart></symptom> from\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"53\">Anus</bodypart> for about three years to the quantity of\r\n            <lb />six ounces at a time preceded by slight symptoms\r\n            <lb />of Distention and voided without pain. <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> drawn\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />during the Disease covered with a strong Buffy coat\r\n            <lb />and appearance of oppression of the <bodypart n=\"43\">lungs</bodypart> with <symptom n=\"12\">wheeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />zing of the <bodypart n=\"9\">Trachea</bodypart></symptom>, upon going to Bed, which\r\n            <lb />went off <subst><del>upon</del><add place=\"above\">with</add></subst> <symptom n=\"76\">spitting up some tough Phlegm</symptom>.\r\n            <lb />Has had a confused pain in the <bodypart n=\"1\">left side of the head</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />for some time attended with a <symptom n=\"22\">giddiness</symptom> His comÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plaints in general are confined to the left\r\n            <lb />side. Has had none in the Right side, all\r\n            <lb />the Complaints in the <bodypart n=\"30\">Abdomen</bodypart> terminate\r\n            <lb />Abruptly at the <bodypart n=\"90\">Linea Alba</bodypart> and never\r\n            <lb />extend to the right side\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 17 1778\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Case of\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 17. 1778\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>A.</abbr><expan>Answered</expan></choice> March\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1490, 11, '2014-10-13 16:12:34', 86),
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I was effected with them in\r\n            <lb />both <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>; in about three weeks they became less\r\n            <lb />general. one of my <symptom n=\"63\"><bodypart n=\"23\">ancles</bodypart> swelled</symptom> considerably. appeared \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"62\">inflamed</symptom> and was very troublesome, one of my <bodypart n=\"19\">knees</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />was <symptom n=\"63\">greatly swelld</symptom> but not <symptom n=\"62\">inflamed</symptom> or painfull,\r\n            <lb />there was a <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom> on a <bodypart n=\"16\">fingure</bodypart>. which made me\r\n            <lb />very uneasy, but none of them appeared as if they\r\n            <lb />would come to matter. In this Situation I apply\'d\r\n            <lb />to Doct Middleton, who beleived it might be a \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"127\">Rhumatism</symptom> &amp; <condition n=\"43\">Scurvy</condition>, and as my resolution of goÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing to britain prevented my going under a reguÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lar cure. he gave me Phisick to take on the Passage\r\n            <lb />to keep it under. he <treatment n=\"1\">took blood</treatment> from me, which \r\n            <lb />he said was an an extreme bad State ---------------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />On the Passage I took his Medicins regularly\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom> of the <bodypart n=\"19\">knee</bodypart> Subsided. but the <symptom n=\"9\">weakness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />continued, my <bodypart n=\"16\">fingures</bodypart> (for now there was another\r\n            <lb />Effected) became so painfull that I was induced to\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"23\">apply poltices</treatment>, which broke, I kept a <treatment n=\"43\">Salve</treatment> to them\r\n            <lb />and great deal of matter was discharged from them\r\n            <lb />they were full open when I got to London. I\r\n            <lb />applied to Doct Farquhar who found me extremely\r\n            <lb />reduced by Doct Middleton Phisick, he was of\r\n            <lb />opinion that <action n=\"24\">a course of Phisick</action> would be necessary\r\n            <lb />but so much reduced, and with all, <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom>, said\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"34\">fever</symptom> must be removed &amp; I must get Strong, before\r\n            <lb />the Course was begun, he therefore ordered me to\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />eat substantial nourishing food. and gave me an\r\n            <lb />apozem<note>\'Decoction\'.</note> with milk. which I attended to. during three weeks,\r\n            <lb />and considerably recovered my flesh. and was\r\n            <lb />quit clear of a <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>, when I left London <add place=\"above\">&amp;</add> came down\r\n            <lb />to Scotland - while in London my <bodypart n=\"16\">fingures</bodypart> mended\r\n            <lb />up. the <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling of my <bodypart n=\"23\">ancle</bodypart></symptom> from its appearance\r\n            <lb />induced the Doct<sup>.r</sup> to apply Something to carry it off,\r\n            <lb />but that failing <treatment n=\"23\">poltices</treatment> were applied. which at\r\n            <lb />last broke it but mended up without much disÂ¬\r\n            <lb />charge. and have remained from that time without\r\n            <lb />any thing being done ----------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To obtain a radical cure I apprehend the \r\n            <lb />Causes. must be traced further back. from what I\r\n            <lb />can recollect that may be Supposed to have any\r\n            <lb />affinity to the Complaint -- In the 1761. I\r\n            <lb />went to Virginia in the 18 year of my age, was of a \r\n            <lb />full habit and Seldom had any Sickness, about 1763\r\n            <lb />I had a <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom> in my <bodypart n=\"79\">Jaws</bodypart>, which without attending\r\n            <lb />much to, went off, however a Small <symptom n=\"131\">Sore</symptom> continued\r\n            <lb />there for Some time, perhaps <add place=\"above\">for</add> a Year would come and\r\n            <lb />go. but never. then. took much notice of it, &amp; had almost\r\n            <lb />forgot any Such thing had ever been. till this comÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plaint Set me to recollecting. there has not been\r\n            <lb />the Least appearance of it this 12 Years. I think\r\n            <lb />about 1770 I had some <symptom n=\"63\">Swellings</symptom> on the <bodypart n=\"1\">back parts\r\n            <lb />of my head</bodypart>. perhaps three or four times. but which disÂ¬\r\n            <lb />appeared in about twenty four hours. in the Year\r\n            <lb />1773 for the first and last time I had a <condition n=\"20\">Venereal ComÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plaint</condition> which a Doctor of acknowledged Skill cured,\r\n            <lb />he was luckily in London in August &amp; said he had\r\n            <lb />taken the method of the best Doctors in treating it.\r\n            <lb />Since then perhaps in 1774 I had a Small <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />on the <bodypart n=\"67\">fore head</bodypart> with I think the appearance of a \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"30\">pimple</symptom> on it. for which the Doct<sup>r</sup> thought I should\r\n            <lb />take Phisick. which my busy way of life prevented\r\n            <lb />me from doing. but in a very imperfect manner,\r\n            <lb />however it waint off Soon without any trouble\r\n            <lb />except from the doubtfull appearance it had.\r\n            <lb />Since then I have been troubled with <symptom n=\"131\">Sores in my\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart></symptom>. which continued with me Some time. but\r\n            <lb />for which I did little more than wash with an\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"5\">astringent</action> the Doct<sup>r</sup> gave me. I have always been\r\n            <lb />troubled with a readiness of my <bodypart n=\"2\">gums to <symptom n=\"65\">bleed</symptom></bodypart>, on\r\n            <lb />the least pressure. about that time also. little <symptom n=\"51\">drie\r\n            <lb />Scales</symptom> have risen in the <bodypart n=\"15\">palms of my hands</bodypart> and\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"16\">fingures</bodypart> which after remaining 8 or 10 Days pield\r\n            <lb />off ---- These, what I suppose, <symptom n=\"127\">rheumatick complains</symptom>\r\n            <lb />have <del>been</del> attackd me at intervals for ten Years\r\n            <lb />past. occasiond I generally thought by riding in\r\n            <lb />rain. and getting wet. however never So Severe\r\n            <lb />as to require any other application than flannel.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W R</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Edinburg 22 Jan 1778</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n\r\n<annot>\r\n\r\n<handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Case\r\n            <lb />22 Jan<subst><del>ly<add place=\"above\">y</add></del></subst> 1778\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />605\r\n            <lb />455\r\n            <lb />150<note>These numbers are obscure jottings.</note>\r\n        </p>\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n</annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1473, 3, '2014-06-06 15:13:38', 138),
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But as I do not Recollect any Reasons\r\n            <lb />for suspecting a <condition n=\"41\">Strumous disposition</condition> in M<sup>r</sup> Brown\r\n            <lb />I cant bid him depend upon <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"18\">Saltwater</ingredient>, &amp; if you should\r\n            <lb />give me any Reason for <illegible w=\"1\"/> to <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> Remedy, I would still\r\n            <lb />say <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> it can be employed during <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Months of <choice><abbr>Sep<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> &amp; <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />as properly as at present. Whereas <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> is <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> most proper time\r\n            <lb />of all <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> year, for employing <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> other Medicine <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> I think of\r\n            <lb />&amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> is <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"2\">Alterative Mercurial</ingredient> course we spoke of <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />together; <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> he may not be confined more than\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />is necessary, I <choice><abbr>wan<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>wanted</expan></choice> give him <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Solution <del><choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> is necessary</del>\r\n            <lb />of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"2\">Corrosive</ingredient> to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> quantity you shall find he can bear,\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup>out</abbr><expan>without</expan></choice> its going either to his <bodypart n=\"2\">Mouth</bodypart> or to his <bodypart n=\"66\">Guts</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />but I always wish to find some sensible Effects for it <choice><abbr>eith.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>either</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />by perspiration or urine. 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In <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> state\r\n            <lb />you may employ a dram of it for every bottle of <choice><abbr>Decoc<sup>n.</sup></abbr><expan>Decoction</expan></choice>,\r\n            <lb />but if <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> dose does not prove very warm or his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> you may go <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> length of two Drams.\r\n            <lb />During <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> course M<sup>r</sup> Brown may go about his\r\n            <lb />ordinary business, but should be more warmly <choice><abbr>cloath<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>cloathed</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />than <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Season might otherwise require, &amp; he should\r\n            <lb />avoid being Abroad either in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Morn<sup>gs.</sup></abbr><expan>Mornings</expan></choice> or <choice><abbr>even<sup>gs.</sup></abbr><expan>evenings</expan></choice> &amp; if\r\n            <lb />possible <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> being abroad at any time in very wet weather\r\n            <lb />This precautions will be more necessary as <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> course\r\n            <lb />advances &amp; or as <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> medicine shows More tendency to\r\n            <lb />touch his <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> or to make him <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom>, these directions\r\n            <lb />are indeed not necessary to you, nor need I say <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> his Diet\r\n            <lb />should be under some Regulation. Strong drinks must\r\n            <lb />be entirely avoided &amp; animal food taken very moderately\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I am always &amp;c. &amp;c.\r\n                <lb />W<sup>m.</sup> Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 19<sup>th</sup> July\r\n                <lb /><u>1776</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 3871, 2, '2013-07-25 15:08:12', 111),
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Was Recommended\r\n            <lb />to Bath, there, and at London the most Eminent of the Faculty\r\n            <lb />were Consulted, but Continuing the use of the Water for some time\r\n            <lb />got to all appearance with; tho at times find an Obtuse pain\r\n            <lb />where the <condition n=\"35\">Abcess</condition> was.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />When returned to the North enjoyed a tolerable State\r\n            <lb />of Health, till about two years and a half ago, had the MisÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fortune to make a false step in discending the Stairs, by\r\n            <lb />which means She Spraind the <bodypart n=\"68\">Tendons</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"89\">ligaments</bodypart> of\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"19\">Knee</bodypart>,  particularly the <bodypart n=\"68\">Tendons</bodypart> of the <bodypart n=\"19\">Rotula</bodypart>, by being\r\n            <lb />Confined to Her Room, brought on <condition n=\"28\">Hysterick Symptoms</condition>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"8\">loss of Apetite</symptom>, <symptom n=\"6\">dejection of Spirits</symptom>, to Remove which she\r\n            <lb />took <ingredient n=\"277\">Huxhams Tincture</ingredient> of <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient>, and used the Cold Baths.\r\n            <lb />Occasionaly varying Medicines as Symptoms Occurr\'d.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Has of late been Subject to the <symptom n=\"77\">Fluor Albus</symptom>. A\r\n            <lb />Physician being Cal\'d put her under a Course of the <ingredient n=\"150\"><choice><abbr>Dec<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Decoction</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Lignor</ingredient>: with <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient>, <action n=\"30\">Absorbent Powders</action>, &amp; <ingredient n=\"197\">Gum Tragacanth</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />which in Some degree Removed the last mention\'d Complaint\r\n            <lb />tho it frequently Returns -- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Her Symptoms at present are an uneasy Sensation\r\n            <lb />at the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, <symptom n=\"6\">dejection of Spirits</symptom> at times, <condition n=\"28\">exceedingly\r\n            <lb />Hysterick</condition>, <condition n=\"74\">Iritable</condition> from the slightest Cause, is, and has\r\n            <lb />all along been much Relaxed, Menses Regular, Apetite\r\n            <lb />moderate, <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> Natural. -- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Moderate Exercise, Cheerfull Company, Nourishing\r\n            <lb />light Diet, with two or three Glasses of Old Port after Dinner\r\n            <lb />has been Recommended.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Liddle\r\n            <lb />July. 1778\r\n            <lb />IX. <del>20</del>. 19.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1538, 3, '2013-04-29 19:21:02', 45),
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However must not desert.  \r\n            <lb />Your first attempt <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"2\">mercury</ingredient>, certainly judicious\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> success of it makes me wish it had been ReÂ¬\r\n            <lb />peated, &amp; if any favourable <unclear>turn</unclear> should happen\r\n            <lb />to Render it admissable <unclear>I</unclear> I should be for\r\n            <lb />trying it still: However at present I think\r\n            <lb />we must attempt Relief by other Remedies\r\n            <lb />These only of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <action n=\"12\">Diuretic Kind</action>. I have a good\r\n            <lb />opinion of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> 	<ingredient n=\"118\">Regenerated Tartar</ingredient>, &amp; believe it\r\n            <lb />was <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> most useful <subst><del><illegible l=\"1\" /><unclear>em</unclear></del><add>ingredient</add></subst> in your\r\n            <lb />Decoction, &amp; as it was probably <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> was <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> disagreeable part of it, I think\r\n            <lb />you might have continued to use <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />    \r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"118\">Regenerated Tartar</ingredient> by itself;  Still I leave <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />measure to <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> discretion. I believe her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />will not bear <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"25\">Sqills</ingredient>, but I see no objection\r\n            <lb />to trying <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"92\">Colchicum</ingredient>, <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> seldom or never\r\n            <lb />gives any disturbance to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, parÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ticularly when Thrown in par surprise<note>\'by surprise\'. Cullen often talks of how individual stomachs react differently in particular patients.</note>; That\r\n            <lb />is in small doses frequently Repeated. I have\r\n            <lb />frequently found 	<ingredient n=\"105\">Garlick</ingredient> a useful <action n=\"12\">Diuretic</action>\r\n            <lb />&amp; it is not so stimulating to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> system as its\r\n            <lb />acrimony in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> would lend us to believe\r\n            <lb />particularly where it can be swallowed in\r\n            <lb /><unclear>entire</unclear> cloves. If she can<sup>t</sup> take it in this\r\n            <lb />shape you may try it in any other you\r\n            <lb />think her <symptom n=\"34\">feverish state</symptom> will allow of. I\r\n            <lb />have found it useful in a tincture drawn\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> half water, half <ingredient n=\"313\">good dutch gin</ingredient>, or as\r\n            <lb />great a proportion of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> last as <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> case\r\n            <lb />will bear Besides these <action n=\"12\">Diuretics</action> I ReÂ¬\r\n            <lb />commend <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"66\" t=\"15\">decoction of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> mezereon</ingredient> from\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I have had <u>singular</u> benefit. <unclear>but</unclear> take\r\n            <lb />care to have it be <unclear>very</unclear> good &amp; fresh. We\r\n            <lb />are limited in its use by <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> heat it gives to\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>stom<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>stomach</expan></choice></bodypart> &amp; have seldom found any patient\r\n            <lb />who could bear more than two drams <unclear>to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice></unclear>\r\n            <lb />bottle, but even <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> it feels hot on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>Stom<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>Stomach</expan></choice></bodypart>\r\n            <lb />it hardly quickens <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> pulse, &amp; I have\r\n            <lb />given it <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> advantage in cases where\r\n            <lb />there was <symptom n=\"34\">fever</symptom>. If you are not\r\n            <lb />aquainted I must Recommend you for <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />preparation of it to D<sup>r</sup> Russell in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> London\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />            \r\n            <lb />Medical observations.<note>See \'An Account of Some Experiments made with the Decoction of the Root of the Mezereon in Cases of Venereal Nodes by Alexander Russell M.D., F.R.S. and Physician to St Thomas\'s Hospital\', in <i>Medical Observations and Enquiries. By a Society of Physicians in London</i> (London: five volumes, 1758-79), Vol.3, pp. 189-254.</note> I shall be happy to find\r\n            <lb />any of these hints useful to M<sup>rs</sup> B, &amp; if there\r\n            <lb />is <unclear>Room</unclear> for further advice I shall be glad\r\n            <lb />to contribute all in my power\r\n        </p>  \r\n        <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 24<sup>th</sup> May \r\n            <lb />1776</dateline><signed>W<sup>m</sup> Cullen</signed></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3820, 3, '2013-11-30 14:32:05', 225),
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He got up however and dress\'d and\r\n            <lb />was ready to go to to breakfast when he was taken\r\n            <lb />with a severe <condition n=\"5\">epileptic fit</condition>. The Shriek that\r\n            <lb />he gave and the great noise of the fall alarmed\r\n            <lb />the family who with much difficulty could get in\r\n            <lb />to the room as he had fallen just behind the door\r\n            <lb />He was much <symptom n=\"39\">convulsed</symptom>, his <symptom n=\"12\">respiration very laboÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rious</symptom>, his <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> very turgid, his <bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart> \r\n            <lb />rolling very much and <symptom n=\"72\">foaming at the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart></symptom>. When\r\n            <lb />he came out of it he was put to bed, and M<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb />Swan the Surgeon in Dumbarton sent for\r\n            <lb />who gave him some draughts with <ingredient n=\"31\">Musk</ingredient> in\r\n            <lb />them, <treatment n=\"1\">blooded</treatment> him on the 4<sup>th</sup> and likewise on the\r\n            <lb />5<sup>th</sup>, and gave him some <action n=\"34\">anodynes</action>. Upon\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />his getting better he was brought home and I visited\r\n            <lb />him for the first time on Sunday the 10<sup>th</sup>. By that\r\n            <lb />time he was got pretty well; the thing that then disÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tress\'d him most was a <symptom n=\"100\">hardness and rigidity</symptom> of all\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"68\">muscles</bodypart> of the <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> particularly on the right side\r\n            <lb />attended with very much pain upon every motion.\r\n            <lb />He was troubled likewise with what he called <symptom n=\"50\">cramps</symptom>\r\n            <lb />pretty generally all over the <bodypart n=\"68\">muscles</bodypart>, but particularly\r\n            <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>; the <symptom n=\"15\">pulse was perfectly good and naÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tural</symptom>, the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> easy and regular, and the appetite\r\n            <lb />good; rather indeed too good. Finding things in \r\n            <lb />this situation, I contented myself with observing some\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\"/> things to him with regard to his living, and\r\n            <lb />the propriety of lessening it, and told him I should \r\n            <lb />defer any other prescriptions for him till I should see\r\n            <lb />him again. Accordingly I visited him yesterday and\r\n            <lb />found him much better, more distinct and a more\r\n            <lb />natural appearance in every thing. He had very\r\n            <lb />strictly adhered to the restrictions of his eating and\r\n            <lb />drinking, tho he is not quite reconciled to it, and\r\n            <lb />hopes it will be but for a short time.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It was yesterday that Miss Hamilton said \r\n            <lb />that for a variety of reasons she wished I would write\r\n            <lb />you about M<sup>r</sup> Dundas, and I was very happy she\r\n            <lb />did it so soon. She says her Mother who I believe\r\n            <lb />is in Edinburgh just now or in the neighbourhood\r\n            <lb />will see you and give you a more particular\r\n            <lb />account of him. His manner of living has not\r\n            <lb />been the best calculated for preserving his health\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n                \r\n            <lb />This affair was the greatest surprise to them as\r\n            <lb />they never had suspected such a thing. When his serÂ¬\r\n            <lb />vant was examined about him, tho he was not\r\n            <lb />willing to be very communicative, yet he said that\r\n            <lb />he had had several such <condition n=\"5\">fits</condition> but not for a long time\r\n            <lb />past; he thinks it is near 4 years since he had one\r\n            <lb />I will be very glad to hear from you as soon as\r\n            <lb />you can, and \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />am\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n                <lb />your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup> hum Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient humble Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Robert Marshall</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />Glasgow 22 <choice><abbr>Janry</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />1778\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen Physician\r\n            <lb />&amp; Professor of Medicine\r\n            <lb />in the University\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n<annot>\r\n<handShift/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 22. 1778\r\n        </p>\r\n</annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1474, 2, '2013-10-14 14:33:45', 116);
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Moderate walking very proper- A Carriage in\r\n            <lb />bad weather, but riding on <choice><abbr>hback</abbr><expan>horseback</expan></choice> the only effectual\r\n            <lb />always carefully gaurding against cold.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />With this Regimen few <choice><abbr>Meds.</abbr><expan>Medicines</expan></choice> <del>n-</del> proper.- Continue\r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"101\" t=\"3\">Guaiac Salution</ingredient> left with M<sup>r</sup> Sommer. as it\r\n            <lb />supports the Tone of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> determines to the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"52\">Extremities</bodypart> &amp; regulates the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>- this last effect\r\n            <lb />is in particular proper for<condition n=\"3\">G outy</condition> Persons are\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />are generally <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> will always do harm-; but\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"24\">purging</action> is dangerous &amp; must be carefully avoided-\r\n            <lb />&amp; this is best executed by <ingredient n=\"101\">Guaiac</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetics.</ingredient> -\r\n            <lb />But particular constitutions require particular\r\n            <lb />remedies and if your <choice><abbr>Lp.</abbr><expan>Lordship</expan></choice> can manage the <ingredient n=\"348\">Radcliffe\r\n            <lb />Elixir</ingredient> so as not to heat or purge you, I have no objections\r\n            <lb />to its use--\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have now said all I can say with regard to\r\n            <lb />your <choice><abbr>Lps</abbr><expan>Lordships</expan></choice> management in the intervals &amp; that is I\r\n            <lb />hope for the whole of Summer Autumn &amp; most\r\n            <lb />part of Winter till after Christmass; but with\r\n            <lb />regard to the Management of <symptom n=\"95\">Paroxysms</symptom>, I\r\n            <lb />cannot so easily give general rules.-- When a\r\n            <lb />fit comes on with a good deal of pain and is\r\n            <lb />soom attended with <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> a\r\n            <lb />very light Diet and almost total abstinence\r\n            <lb />from Wine is the most proper management.\r\n            <lb />&amp; this is to be observed not only in first attacks\r\n            <lb />but also whenever a new <bodypart n=\"89\">joint</bodypart> is attacked with\r\n            <lb />pain <symptom n=\"62\"><choice><abbr>inf<sup>m.</sup></abbr><expan>inflammation</expan></choice></symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> &amp; while it shifts this way as\r\n            <lb />commonly happens in fits of the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> so long should\r\n            <lb />the cool Regimen be continued.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />But when the <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition> recedes I think it necessary\r\n            <lb />at your time of Life to come back by degrees to\r\n            <lb />a better Diet &amp; a little more Wine ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If on the decline of a fit <del>or</del> some pain continues\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"17\">restless night</symptom> &amp; any disorder or threatening of any\r\n            <lb />disorder of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> <ingredient n=\"2\">Opiates</ingredient> may be safely emÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ployed and if they be they should be given in a\r\n            <lb />pretty large Dose.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>20<sup>th</sup> March 1778.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>  \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4235, 3, '2014-06-11 13:38:07', 55),
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I am now apt to think the <bodypart n=\"5\">Septum\r\n            <lb />Nasi</bodypart> is <condition n=\"68\">Carious</condition> as the Lint I make use of when not\r\n            <lb />dipp\'d in Oil sometimes appears a little black.\r\n            <lb />Since I wrote last I was two or three days together withÂ¬\r\n            <lb />out much Uneasiness and was able to do without any\r\n            <lb />Lint in either <bodypart n=\"5\">Nostril</bodypart> but a few days ago my <symptom n=\"12\">Breathing</symptom>\r\n            <lb />being obstructed by a little <add place=\"above\">thin</add> <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart> form\'d upon the <bodypart n=\"5\">Septum\r\n                <lb />Nasi</bodypart> on the left side <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> has been the principal Complain.<add place=\"above\">t</add>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />from the beginning I remov\'d it <choice><abbr>w<sup>th.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> some Difficulty with the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"16\">Finger</bodypart> &amp; experienced that gritty Feeling <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I mention\'d in\r\n            <lb />my Letter to you when in Edinburgh &amp; which I then suppos\'d\r\n            <lb />to be only the natural Secretion of the <bodypart n=\"5\">Nose</bodypart> inspissated\r\n            <lb />but now apprehend to be really a <condition n=\"68\">Caries</condition> of the <bodypart n=\"35\">Bone</bodypart> but\r\n            <lb />whether this is owing to a general ill state of <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> or is\r\n            <lb />only a mere local Disease occasion\'d by the long continu\'d\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"62\">Inflammation</symptom> of the <bodypart n=\"115\">Membrane</bodypart> kept up by the constant\r\n            <lb />Admission of Air to the <bodypart n=\"5\">part</bodypart> I am at a Loss to determine\r\n            <lb />Upon that knowledge much depends and on this <choice><abbr>Acc<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Account</expan></choice> it\r\n            <lb />is that I am so exceedingly anxious to have your\r\n            <lb />free Opinion and which I flatter myself you will now\r\n            <lb />give me in explicit Terms. If I knew in what Manner\r\n            <lb />to make a proper Compensation for the trouble I have\r\n            <lb />given D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen I wou\'d most readily most chearÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fully do it. I cannot again offer a pecuniary Fee\r\n            <lb />after the most peremptory refusal from D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />when I was at Edinburgh. Doctor Cullen wou\'d oblige\r\n            <lb />me much if he wou\'d give me the least Hint in what\r\n            <lb />way I cou\'d shew my Gratitude. Hoping for a speedy\r\n            <lb />Answer I conclude <choice><abbr>w<sup>th.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> my sincerest Thanks for past\r\n            <lb />Favours &amp; am \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute> \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir--\r\n                <lb />Your much obliged\r\n                <lb />&amp; most Obedient <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Nich<sup>s.</sup> Tyzack</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />March 21<sup>th 1778.</sup>\r\n                <lb />Newcastle upon Tyne\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Please to direct N. Tyzack Surgeon Newcastle upon\r\n            <lb />Tyne.\r\n        </p>    \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div> \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />W<sup>m.</sup> Cullen <choice><abbr>Esq<sup>re.</sup></abbr><expan>Esquire</expan></choice> M. D\r\n            <lb />Professor of Physick at the\r\n            <lb />University   Edinburgh--\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n                <p>\r\n                    <lb />Tyzack.  Newcastle\r\n                    <lb />March.  1778.\r\n                </p>\r\n            </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1505, 13, '2014-04-27 10:35:06', 99),
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The bad effects I find\r\n                <lb />by <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> is in a little time a perfect <symptom n=\"8\">want\r\n                <lb />of appetite</symptom> a most grievous <symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom> and <symptom n=\"92\">RumÂ¬\r\n                <lb />bling in my <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart></symptom> and if not relieÂ¬\r\n                <lb />ved by a <treatment n=\"30\">Gentle purge</treatment> terminates in a <symptom n=\"60\">Cholic</symptom>\r\n                <lb />some chance times am troubled with a <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom>\r\n                <lb />in the General am much affected with <symptom n=\"20\">Cold</symptom> and\r\n                <lb />my whole body in particular my <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart> and\r\n                <lb /><bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> are as <symptom n=\"20\">cold</symptom> as a dead man any Color often\r\n                <lb />Changes from a Reddy to a dismal pale yellow\r\n                <lb />am often times troubled with a <symptom n=\"48\">>heartburn</symptom> but\r\n                <lb />not of late so affected as formerly for then I\r\n                <lb />almost never wanted it. Sometimes I am\r\n                <lb />much troubled with the <symptom n=\"48\">Water Brash</symptom> And\r\n                <lb />at night I pass <handShift />Semen <handShift />\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Water in the General is of an exceeding high\r\n                <lb />Color not much unlike Brandy at other\r\n                <lb />times excessively clean But when clean\r\n                <lb />or muddy mostly in very small quantities\r\n                <lb />am sometimes very much pained in the\r\n                <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> but <ingredient n=\"11\">Camomile flowers</ingredient> &amp; a about\r\n                <lb />twenty drops of the <ingredient n=\"261\">Elixir of Vitriol</ingredient> be a safe &amp; EfÂ¬\r\n                <lb />ficatious medicine for the above Complaints\r\n            </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />What sort of victualling is most proper to whether\r\n        <lb />Animal of Vegetal be good be most proper or <unclear>part</unclear>\r\n        <lb />of both, what sort of liquor whether I should use\r\n        <lb />any Malt liquor or wine or no kind at all what\r\n        <lb />sort of vegetables is most proper is not spinage\r\n        <lb />a proper green for keeping the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> easy and not\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"7\">windy</symptom>, whether or not if be not proper to use no\r\n        <lb />milk till I be dry. 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Wou\'d a sea voage to\r\n        <lb />N. America be of service to me woud the Climate\r\n        <lb />of New York or pensilvania be better than this\r\n        <lb />Country where tis said the Air is amazingly more\r\n        <lb />Clean wou\'d the heat have be dangereus <unclear>tendency</unclear>\r\n        <lb />or wou\'d a <unclear>Country</unclear> life at home be more Eligible\r\n        <lb />for one of my Complaints, what sort of <action n=\"24\">purgative</action>\r\n        <lb />will be most safe to keep my <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> open and at\r\n        <lb />same time not to be <symptom n=\"7\">flatulent</symptom> if <ingredient n=\"1\">peruvian bark</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />and <ingredient n=\"35\">Steell</ingredient> be proper us\'d and it I Cant say\r\n        <lb />with great effect it bound me much whether it\r\n        <lb />be proper to use the Cold Bath every day, whether\r\n        <lb />or not much Confining in my house and Reading or <unclear>sit</unclear>\r\n        <lb />ing be not hurtful\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n    <p>\r\n        \r\n        <lb />am much affected with a sore <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> when my <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> is <symptom n=\"24\">Costive</symptom>, what is a proper remedy\r\n        \r\n    </p>\r\n    \r\n    </div> \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> J. Love Manufacturer\r\n                <lb />in Paisley\r\n                <lb /><del>VIII 16</del> IX. 16.\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>  \r\n</body>', 1539, 11, '2015-04-10 10:37:57', 138),
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he\r\n            <lb />has no <condition n=\"61\">Tenesmus</condition> -- On the days in which he passes <symptom n=\"32\">Sand</symptom>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"27\">his Urine often comes away so hastily that it can scarcely\r\n            <lb />be retained till he reach the next room -- &amp; he is always\r\n            <lb />now obliged to make water four times at least in the night</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />whereas formerly he used to retain his Urine from going to\r\n            <lb />bed till he arose in the Morning. -- Since the end of April\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n            <head>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Case\r\n            \r\n            </head>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />he has persisted with some advantage in drinking at the rate of\r\n                <lb />a Mutchin of <ingredient n=\"32\">Lime water</ingredient> with milk or whey every day - &amp; has likeÂ¬\r\n                <lb />wise taken some <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetic Pills</ingredient> occasionally -- His <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> does not\r\n                <lb />readily allow of a larger quantity of <ingredient n=\"32\">Lime water</ingredient> --\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />His general State of Health is otherwise as good as can\r\n            <lb />be expected at his period of Life - &amp; he has been extremely\r\n            <lb />temperate since his Complaints began. --- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />He wishes to have the advice of Doctor Cullen &amp;\r\n            <lb />Doctor Monro on the above Case. ---- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Gordon of Achanachie\r\n            <lb />answered by\r\n            <lb />Doctor Monro\r\n            <lb />July. <u>1778</u>\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1540, 2, '2013-04-11 12:42:06', 50);
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Upon the threatening\r\n            <lb />of <symptom n=\"57\">Spasm</symptom> you may still continue the <ingredient n=\"28\" t=\"1\">tincture of Castor and\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"22\">Volatile Valerian</ingredient></ingredient>, if you find them answer, but these Volatile<supplied>s</supplied>\r\n            <lb />upon being often repeated lose their effect, &amp; for a change you\r\n            <lb />may sometimes take a Mxture of two parts <ingredient n=\"123\">spirit of Lavender</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />&amp; one part <ingredient n=\"285\">Caustic Spirit of Sal Ammoniac</ingredient>, &amp; of this mixture\r\n            <lb />you may take thirty or forty drops in a little water.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have little to offer <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> respect to your Diet, it should be of\r\n            <lb />the middle kind, not too low, but carefully avoiding every\r\n            <lb />thing heavy. - You may take a Glass of wine more or less\r\n            <lb />according to your former habits, but in general it must be\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />with very great moderation. 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These are the advices which occur to me\r\n            <lb />as necessary at present, and when anything new happens\r\n            <lb />I shall be ready to advise farther as well as I can\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am &amp;c.\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> June 29<sup>.th</sup>\r\n                <lb />1778\r\n            </dateline>\r\n            <signed>W C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For M<sup>r</sup> Brown\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"22\">R. V. 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The bigness of a Nutmeg\r\n                    <lb />two or three times a day <unclear>was</unclear>\r\n                </orig>\r\n            </choice>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take an ounce of <ingredient n=\"22\">the powdered Root of Wild Valerian</ingredient>, half an ounce of <unclear><ingredient n=\"28\">Castor</ingredient></unclear>,\r\n                    two drachms of <unclear><ingredient n=\"60\">Mustard Root</ingredient></unclear>; prepare <ingredient n=\"35\">steel</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"85\">powdered ginger</ingredient>, \r\n                    of each one drachm; an ounce of <ingredient n=\"21\">orange Conserve and rind</ingredient>, enough <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient> to make an Electuary.\r\n                    Label: <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Electuary</action>. The bigness of a Nutmeg two or three times a day <unclear>was</unclear><note>Probably an abandoned conclusion which was to begin \'wash down with..\'.</note>\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"22\">Rad. valerian sylvest. contus</ingredient> Æ·ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"21\">Cort. aurant. contus.</ingredient> Æ·j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"85\">Zinziber. contus.</ingredient> Æ·Å¿s.\r\n                    <lb />â„³. fiant. Ma<unclear>T</unclear>alia et f. h. m. Chartae N<sup>o</sup> vj\r\n                    <lb />Sig. Materials for a <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Infusion</action> each parcel\r\n                    <lb />to be infused in a muchkin of boiling water and after\r\n                    <lb />standing for 12 hours to be strained - After straining\r\n                    <lb />add an ounce of <ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">Tinct. Aromatica</ingredient>\r\n                </orig>\r\n            </choice>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    two drachms of <ingredient n=\"22\">Root of wild valerian</ingredient>, a drachm of <ingredient n=\"21\">crushed orange rind</ingredient>,\r\n                    half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"85\">crushed ginger</ingredient>. Mix and divide into six Papers.\r\n                    Label: Materials for a <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Infusion</action> each parcel to be infused in a muchkin of boiling water and after\r\n                    standing for 12 hours to be strained - After straining add an ounce of <ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">Aromatic Tincture</ingredient>\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>29<sup>th</sup> June 1778</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W C</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4268, 3, '2014-11-30 13:59:49', 129),
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August? 1778? / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Luca Guariento</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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I\r\n            <lb />have no Faith in them &amp;c.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"6\">Fol. Tussilag sicc.</ingredient> â„¥ss. Coque ex Aq. font. â„”ij ad â„”j et cum\r\n                    <lb />â„”ss decocta sit adde <ingredient n=\"66\">Cort. rad. Mezerei</ingredient> Ê’ss. et sub finem <ingredient n=\"121\">Extr. Glycyrrh.</ingredient> Ê’j.\r\n                    <lb /><del>Solve</del> Cola et Sig. <action n=\"19\">Pect. Dec.</action> Cap. ij vel iij cochl. sÃ¦pe in die et augetur ad â„”j in die\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"6\">dried Coltsfoot\'s leaves</ingredient>. Cook in two pounds of spring water until it becomes one pound. When \r\n                    it becomes half a pound, add half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"66\">Mezereon root</ingredient> and in the end one drachm of <ingredient n=\"121\">Licorice</ingredient>. \r\n                    Strain and label as <action n=\"19\">Pectoral Decoction</action>, one or two spoonful to be taken often during the day; increase to one pound during the day.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n    <closer>\r\n        \r\n        <dateline>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Aug.</abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 18. 1778\r\n            \r\n        </dateline>\r\n        \r\n    </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4294, 11, '2014-10-15 22:44:25', 74),
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Malt Liquors Punch &amp;c.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />As much Exercise on horseback as he conveniently -- \r\n            <lb />An easy going horse -- &amp; in warm weather ride only in the <choice><abbr>morng.</abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />&amp; <choice><abbr>Eveng.</abbr><expan>Evening</expan></choice> -- a very little walking now &amp; then &amp;c.\r\n            \r\n        </p>   \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Avoid Cold -- No Change of Clothing. As few blankets as\r\n            <lb />the Weather allows of -- Avoid damp &amp; moist weather. -- \r\n            <lb />but an accidental Shower should never prevent his ride\r\n            <lb />only shifting instantly after getting Wet - \r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />if any <symptom n=\"35\">Spitting of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart></symptom> return &amp; if with that a <symptom n=\"15\">full or\r\n            <lb />frequent Pulse</symptom> &amp; some <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of breathing</symptom> he should <treatment n=\"1\">take a little\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> from his <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart></treatment>; but he should never do this nor lose much\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> unless in urgent necessity\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Let a <treatment n=\"11\">Pea Issue</treatment> be put in his <bodypart n=\"12\"><u>right</u> arm</bodypart> as it was on that side\r\n            <lb />he had pain only &amp; as he lies best on his left side\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />As to <choice><abbr>Med<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>Medicines</expan></choice> --- \r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥iij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\">Syr. e ros. sicc.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"315\">Spir<sup>t</sup> vitr. ten</ingredient> @ â„¥ss. â„³: Sig. <action n=\"25\">Cooling Mixture</action>, a tea SpoonÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />full in an ordinary Wine glass full of water two or three times a day\r\n                    <lb />when he happens to be thirsty and if not thirsty he should take it two\r\n                    <lb />or three times a day.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take three ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose Water</ingredient> \r\n                    half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"107\">Syrup obtained from dried rose</ingredient> and \r\n                    half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"315\">Spirit of vitriol</ingredient>. Mix and Label: <action n=\"25\">Cooling Mixture</action>. A tea SpoonÂ¬\r\n                    full in an ordinary Wine glass full of water two or three times a day \r\n                    when he happens to be thirsty. If not thirsty he should take it two \r\n                    or three times a day.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                        <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"206\">Bals. sulph. crass.</ingredient> <del>â„¥</del> Ê’iij\r\n                        <lb /><ingredient n=\"142\">P.ulv. rad. E. camp.</ingredient> q. s. ut f <del>Elect.</del> Mass. div. in. p. s. gr V.\r\n                        <lb />Sig. <action n=\"19\">Pectoral Pills</action> Cap. iij om. nocte et ij om. mane.\r\n                    \r\n                        <lb />To be <choice><abbr>cont<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice> for a fortnight then intermitted for a week &amp; if his <choice><abbr>comp<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>complaints</expan></choice>\r\n                        <lb />continue take another Course.\r\n                        \r\n                        <lb />If any <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> comes on let him take a Tea <choice><abbr>Sp.full</abbr><expan>Spoonfull</expan></choice> of <ingredient n=\"34\">Flor. 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Silk manufacturer - Paisley\r\n            \r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Your complaints are of an obstinate nature: especially\r\n            <lb />when they have been allowed to remain long.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Employ the <treatment n=\"54\">shower bath</treatment>. every morning soon after\r\n            <lb />getting out of bed; if you have no <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom> upon you. In\r\n            <lb />this case, put on dry linen &amp; be an hour our of bed before\r\n            <lb />you take the bath. Employ well water.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />After breakfast, ride on horseback, gently for two or\r\n            <lb />three hours. In hot weather, avoid midday. 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Sweeten this mixture, with <ingredient n=\"51\">brown sugar</ingredient> &amp;\r\n            <lb />use it as you would plain milk; with bread, rices barley,\r\n            <lb />oatmeal, porrige or sowers.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Your drink should be <del>sherry</del> water with at most a\r\n            <lb />4<sup>th</sup> part sherry in it. No strong drinks, nor malt liquor\r\n            <lb />except a little porter. Instead of wine &amp; water you may\r\n            <lb />sometimes take porter &amp; water for your ordinary drink.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />You should go to bed bedtimes at night &amp; should not lye\r\n            <lb />long abed in the morning. When you find yourself awake\r\n            <lb />about midnight you would do well to get out of bed for half\r\n            <lb />an hour or an hour. 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Nervous pills three for a dose every 2 or 3 night at bedtime.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take one drachm of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphire</ingredient> and half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"62\">Salt <unclear>vitt.</unclear></ingredient>With some drops of <ingredient n=\"369\">Alchool</ingredient> \r\n                    added and you will reduce this into powder. Then, add one drachm of <ingredient n=\"169\">Gentian\'s Extract</ingredient> \r\n                    and a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"75\">gum Arabic</ingredient> required to make a mass to be divided into equal measures of five grains. \r\n                    Label as Nervous Pills. 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It appears, that some years ago she was affected with the\r\n        <lb /><condition n=\"101\">Morbus Niger</condition>, and tho for more than a year past, there has been no appearance of it, she has not\r\n        <lb />got the better of the <symptom n=\"25\">Sallow complexion</symptom> which that disease always produces. - Whether it\r\n        <lb />has left any particular disorder in the <bodypart n=\"60\">Viscera</bodypart>, must be uncertain, and not very necessary\r\n        <lb />to determine, as we must take that view of <add place=\"above\">2</add> the case only <add place=\"above\">1</add>,<note>For his and subsequent added marks see main note heading this document.</note> which admits of Remedy. In this\r\n        <lb />View then, I think the pains she has suffered, are <symptom n=\"57\">purely spasmodic</symptom>, and she is liable to\r\n        <lb />these from a general debelity of the <bodypart n=\"82\">Alimentary Canal</bodypart>; and upon this supposition, I\r\n        <lb />think the measures you have persued for the spring, and Summer, have been extremely\r\n        <lb />judicious; and accordingly have been very successfull. - I consider her complaints\r\n        <lb />at present, as very much releived, and that truly the advice she needs is to guard\r\n        <lb />against a return of them, which Winter threatens her with. - For this purpose,\r\n        <lb />I know nothing likely to prove more effectual, than her avoiding the Winter altogether,\r\n        <lb />by going for that Season to a Southern climate. - If she can go by Sea, the Voyage will\r\n        <lb />probably be of service, and Lisbon will be as proper a place as any, but if she is very\r\n        <lb />averse to a voyrage, she must go to the South of France or to Nice. If she keeps to\r\n        <lb />France, she must get as near to the Coast of the Mediterranean as possible, for at any\r\n        <lb />distance from it, the cold is sometimes very considerable. -- One very bad effect of\r\n        <lb />Winter in this Climate is, that it prevents exercise, which I take to be a remedy of great conÂ¬\r\n        <lb />sequence to M<sup>rs.</sup> Neilson, and wherever she goes, she should persist in it, as deliÂ¬\r\n        <lb />gently as she can. -- The vegetable diet, which agrees so well with her, I should\r\n        <lb />not have expected a priori, but I have known some other cases of the same kind, and\r\n        <lb />am clear that M<sup>rs.</sup> Neilson should persist in it; and this affords another reason for her\r\n        <lb />going to a climate, where she can have such a diet for the winter, better than she can in\r\n        <lb />Scotland. - I am of Opinion also that she should continue her cold bathing, <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch.</sup></abbr><expan> which</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />she will also bear better in a Warm Climate. -- I am perswaded that her exercise,\r\n        <lb />her diet, her bathing, and the benifit of Climate will Secure her health tollerably\r\n        <lb />well; and that Medicine can make little addition to it, but if I was to propose\r\n        <lb />any, it would be some <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeate</ingredient>, and she may take either the <ingredient n=\"129\">Tinct. Martis.</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />of our New Dispensatory,<note>See <i>Pharmacopoeia Collegii Regii Medicorum Edinburgensis</i> (Edinburgh: 1774), p.79.</note> taking it in water, in imitation of the Water she has\r\n        <lb />been drinking, or she may take it in the form ordered below. -- I think her\r\n        <lb />experience rejects <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient>, and <ingredient n=\"113\">bitters</ingredient> are so much akin to it, that I could not\r\n        <lb />advise them to M<sup>rs.</sup> Neilson. --- This is all that occurs to me at present,\r\n        <lb />but if either you or M<sup>rs.</sup> Neilson have any farther questions to put, I shall\r\n        <lb />be ready to answer them, as well as I can. \r\n        <lb /></p><closer><salute>I am with great regard, Dear Sir\r\n            <lb />your most obedient Servant. --- </salute><signed>William Cullen</signed></closer>\r\n</div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" /><head>For M<sup>rs.</sup> Neilson</head>\r\n        <recipe><choice><orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"35\">Limatur Mart.</ingredient> pp<sup>te.</sup>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamom</ingredient> pulv. aa q<sup>s</sup> V\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacch. Alb. duriss</ingredient>  q<sup>s</sup> X. â„³ F. pulvis. et fiant. h. m. dos. XIV.\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Seq<sup>s</sup></abbr> <expan>Sequens</expan></choice> Stomachic powders one to be taken twice a day in a little Currant Jelly or\r\n            <lb />Panado. --</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take ten drachms of <ingredient n=\"35\">powdered steel</ingredient>. ground <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient> five of each required or sufficient quantity. <ingredient n=\"50\">White Sugar lumps</ingredient> ten of each required or sufficient quantity. Mix into a powder and let there be made fifteen doses this way.  The following Stomachic powders one to be taken twice a day in a little Currant Jelly or\r\n                Panada. --</reg></choice></recipe> <closer><signed>W.C.</signed></closer>\r\n        <p><lb />-- ing.</p></div></body>', 3907, 3, '2015-04-10 13:54:44', 122);
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I have had the\r\n            <lb />parts carefully inspected and examined by an expert\r\n            <lb />midwife, and am sorry to find by her report that there\r\n            <lb />is great reason to apprehend at least a <condition n=\"65\">schirrus</condition>, and\r\n            <lb />perhaps a <condition n=\"69\">cancer</condition>, of the <bodypart n=\"34\">uterus</bodypart>. - I was led to this\r\n            <lb />suspicion by the unremitting violence of the pain,\r\n            <lb />attend<subst><del>ing</del><add>ed</add></subst> with some degree of <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> and <symptom n=\"125\">hardness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />of the <bodypart n=\"64\">lower part of the belly</bodypart>, and, at times, an <symptom n=\"27\">inabiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lity of making water</symptom>, tho\' not attended with any pain.\r\n            <lb />The report of the midwife is, that there is a <u><unclear>prosidentic</unclear>\r\n                <lb /><bodypart n=\"34\">uteri</bodypart></u>, that the <bodypart n=\"131\">os uteri</bodypart> is considerably dilated and,\r\n            <lb />upon introducing the finger into the <bodypart n=\"34\">uterus</bodypart>, there\r\n            \r\n         <pb n=\"2\"/>   \r\n            \r\n            <lb />is to be felt around the inside of the <bodypart n=\"131\">ostincÃ¦</bodypart> a\r\n            <lb />rough, spongy, immovable substance which she comÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pares to a portion of the <bodypart n=\"104\">placenta uterica</bodypart>. - While\r\n            <lb />the midwife was examining these parts, the patient\r\n            <lb />suffered very great pain, and the matter which <unclear>adhered</unclear>\r\n            <lb />to the finger was of a dark colour and had a most\r\n            <lb />intolerable stench. --- All these symptoms, I am\r\n            <lb />affraid, too certainly indicate a very diseas\'d state\r\n            <lb />of the <bodypart n=\"34\">uterus</bodypart>, which I suspect too is of such a nature\r\n            <lb />as will probably elude the force of medicine. -\r\n            <lb />What I wou\'d wish to know is, whether you wou\'d\r\n            <lb />advise the same plan, pointed out in your last,\r\n            <lb />to be pursued, or if, from this new view of the\r\n            <lb />case, any other course shou\'d be adopted. - All that\r\n            <lb />remains to be done, I am affraid, is to palliate\r\n            <lb />the violence of the symptoms, which I have been\r\n            \r\n          <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />obliged to do by an increased dose of the <ingredient n=\"14\">opiate</ingredient> and\r\n            <lb />the application of warm <treatment n=\"21\">fomentations</treatment>, but even\r\n            <lb />these produce a very transitory relief.-- I am, with\r\n            <lb />due regard,\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Dear Sir,\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>obed</abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>W Riddell</signed>\r\n            <dateline>B<supplied>erwick</supplied> <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 3<sup>d.</sup> 1778. ---</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n                    \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n      <pb n=\"4\"/>   \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> W. Riddell C.\r\n            <lb />F.\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Febry.</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 3. 1778\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1483, 2, '2013-10-14 14:47:54', 95),
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Fetherstonhaugh Esq<sup>r.</sup></head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am of opinion that all his complaints have been owing\r\n            <lb />to a <condition n=\"3\">gouty</condition> disposition not taking its proper course to the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"52\">extremities</bodypart>. This disposition cannot by any means that we know\r\n            <lb />of, be eradicated nor is it easy to force it into its proper course;\r\n            <lb />but I am persuaded that much can be done to favour its takÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing that course and a great deal to obviate the consequences\r\n            <lb />of its not taking it so fully as might be wished.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The chief means to be employed for these purposes\r\n            <lb />are the management of diet and exercise.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In diet M<sup>r.</sup> F. must be in general sparing. 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He should never make a full\r\n            <lb />meal of animal food but should always make a great part of\r\n            <lb />his meal of pudding and vegetables.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> F. should make light suppers and entirely without\r\n            <lb />animal food.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Tea and Coffee are both bad for him and therefore\r\n            <lb />should be entirely avoided. For break fast he may take weak\r\n            <lb />Chocolate or he may take fresh milk diluted with an equal\r\n            <lb />part of water sweetened with sugar and taken with dry toast.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In drinking the only rule absolutely necessary is to observe\r\n            <lb />moderation in the quantity. Every day at dinner he may and I\r\n            <lb />think he should take a few Glasses of wine and the Stronger\r\n            <lb />wines as Madeira good strong and red Port diluted with water\r\n            <lb />are safer than Claret or any small bodied wines. Malt liquors\r\n            <lb />of all kinds are improper. but porter may be taken sometimes\r\n            <lb />if taken very moderately. For ordinary draught water is best\r\n            <lb />and plain if he can be reconciled to it or if not, it may be\r\n            <lb />taken with a little of the strong wines mentioned. I am averse to\r\n            <lb />the use of Spirituous liquors in any Shape.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />While M<sup>r.</sup> F. observes this regimen it will be necessary\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />necessary for him to be much in the fresh air and take a great\r\n            <lb />deal of Exercise, and my much the best is going on horseback.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Let him contrive to take this in the manner he likes best\r\n            <lb />but I would particularly advise to take a journey of some\r\n            <lb />length twice a year, and the best times are about the end of\r\n            <lb />may and about the beginning of September.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At other times he should ride frequently and frequently\r\n            <lb />walk, but in the last he should take care that he is never -\r\n            <lb />either heated or fatigued by it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At all times he should carefully guard against cold,\r\n            <lb />particularly in his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>, which should always be kept\r\n            <lb />very dry and warm.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> be <treatment n=\"39\">rubbed</treatment> gently for half an hour\r\n            <lb />every morning with a <treatment n=\"18\">flesh brush</treatment> his health may be much\r\n            <lb />the better for it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I dont think any medecines can at present be of\r\n            <lb />service to M<sup>r.</sup> F. but in case of flying pains with any disorder\r\n            <lb />in his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> or head or with any  <symptom n=\"6\">depression of Spirits</symptom>\r\n            <lb />I have joined to this a prescription which I hope may be\r\n            <lb />of service.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. 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If towards next winter, your\r\n            <lb />ailments either continue or seem to recurr, pass the winter in a warmer\r\n            <lb />climate. I forgot above <unclear>vizi</unclear><note>This rushed word is unclear, but it may be \"Viz.\", the abbreviated form of the commonly used Latin term \"Videlicit\" meaning \"namely\" or \"that is to say\".</note>  a little of the white fish, plainly cooked\r\n            <lb />may be safe,. If <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"1\">Cephalic <choice><abbr>Tinct.</abbr><expan>Tincture</expan></choice></bodypart> disagree <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> you try it without\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"22\">Valerian</ingredient>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. 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As her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse is still frequent &amp; hard</symptom> &amp; her\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"76\">spitting</symptom> often <symptom n=\"35\">tinged with blood</symptom>; small <treatment n=\"1\">bleedings</treatment> suited\r\n            <lb />to her strength may be of service.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Tho <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment> has been hitherto ineffectual yet I\r\n            <lb />advise a <treatment n=\"4\">perpetual blister</treatment> in her <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To moderate her <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom> &amp; <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>, frequently employ\r\n            <lb />the <action n=\"25\">cooling</action> mixture ordered below, and for her <symptom n=\"12\">difficult\r\n                <lb />breathing</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>, use the <action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action> pills ordered below.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Abstain entirely from animal food. Live upon\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />milk, farinacea, roots, greens &amp; fruit.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Her asses or mares milk in the morning is proper enough\r\n            <lb />&amp; taking as much buttermilk as she can is no less so.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />You have neglected to give her gentle exercise. Let \r\n            <lb />her take it only in the mornings or evenings: for the\r\n            <lb />mid day is now too hot.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When her sleep is much <symptom n=\"17\">interrupted</symptom> by <symptom n=\"4\">coughing</symptom> an\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"14\">opiate</ingredient> may be necessary &amp; you may give either the <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"12\">elixir\r\n                <lb />paregoricum</ingredient> or the <ingredient n=\"58\"><choice><abbr>T. Theb.</abbr><expan>Tincture Thebaic</expan></choice></ingredient> but do not employ either of\r\n            <lb />them constantly or more than is absolutely necessary.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. ros.</ingredient> â„¥ iij Syr. e <ingredient n=\"107\">ros.</ingredient> sicc. <ingredient n=\"315\"><choice><abbr>Sp<sup>r. vitr. teni</sup></abbr><expan>Spiritus vitrioli tenuis</expan></choice></ingredient> @ â„¥Å¿s.\r\n                    <lb />â„³. S Cooling â„³. a tea spoonful in an ordinary wine\r\n                    <lb />glass full of water several times aday.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take three ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose water</ingredient>, and half an ounce each of <ingredient n=\"107\">syrup of dried rose</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"315\">Spiritus vitrioli tenuis</ingredient>. Mix. Label: <action n=\"25\">Cooling</action> Mixture. A teaspoonful of in an ordinary wine glassful of water several times a day. </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"206\">Bals. sulph. crass.</ingredient> Ê’iij <ingredient n=\"142\">Pulv. rad. enul. camp.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb />q. s. ut f. massa divid in pil sing. gr. V.\r\n                    <lb />S. <action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action> pills. Å¿s every night at bedtime.\r\n                    <lb />\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take three drachms of <ingredient n=\"206\">thickened Balsam of sulphur</ingredient> and powdered root of <ingredient n=\"142\">elecampagne</ingredient> at a sufficient quantity as to make a mass to be divided into single pills of five grains. Label: <action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action> pills. Half every night at bedtime.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> July. 14. 1778.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4276, 11, '2014-10-06 21:54:47', 77),
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I write without that now <del>as I am</del> &amp; <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n        <lb/>therefore cannot say all <del>that I would</del> I meant to say but hope I sh<unclear>ould</unclear>\r\n        <lb/>do it tomorrow &amp; to night I shall give you only an answer to y<unclear>our</unclear>\r\n        <lb/>queries. <sup>N. 1.</sup> To the first I say that the little <symptom n=\"125\">hardness</symptom> I felt in <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n        <lb/>Seated in the <bodypart n=\"49\">teguments of the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart></bodypart> &amp; not in any <bodypart n=\"37\">bowel</bodypart> <unclear>cont</unclear>\r\n        <lb/>&amp; this I am well persuaded of &amp; may therefore served for an answer\r\n        <lb/>to your 2 &amp; 3<sup>d</sup> queries. <sup> Nr. 2.</sup> will regard to the 4<sup>th</sup> query I do not\r\n        <lb/>doubt but that those may be some <subst><del>foulness of</del><add place=\"above\"><symptom n=\"149\">acrimony</symptom> in</add></subst> your <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> &amp; all is\r\n        <lb/>comprehended under the term <condition n=\"43\">Scorbutic</condition> but they are of various\r\n        <lb/>kinds and it is extremely difficult to ascertain their particular nature.\r\n        <lb/>With regard to them we are obliged to proceed upon some\r\n        <lb/>general plan. I think you <subst><del>may</del><add place=\"above\">must</add></subst> have more regard to the\r\n        <lb/>sensibility of your <bodypart n=\"47\">nerves</bodypart> which you so sensibly point out &amp;\r\n        <lb/>explain than to any <symptom n=\"149\">acrimony in your <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart></symptom>. You must\r\n        <lb/>therefore be cautious in any trials in diet I am of opinion\r\n        <lb/>that you will be the better of as much milk &amp; vegetables\r\n        <lb/>as your former habits, the necessity of wine &amp; the sensibility\r\n        <lb/>of your <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> will allow for vegetables are liable to be\r\n        <lb/><symptom n=\"7\">flatulent</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"7\">flatulency</symptom> you will not <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> bear. This <illegible w=\"1\" /> of\r\n        <lb/>correcting the <symptom n=\"149\">acrimony of your <bodypart n=\"48\">blod</bodypart></symptom> by diet it would be bet<unclear>ter</unclear>\r\n        <lb/>to throw it out by a medicine which would support your pov<illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n        <lb/>ration very fully &amp; such a medicine I offer to you below.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb/><unclear>With reg</unclear>ard to <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> 5<sup>th</sup> query I am clear that <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> cold\r\n        <lb/><illegible w=\"2\"/>t <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> climate is very unfit for such <add place=\"above\">a</add> valetudinarian <unclear>of</unclear>\r\n        <lb/><illegible w=\"3\"/> I believe you will be better to take to a warmer\r\n        <lb/><illegible w=\"3\"/> especially for the winter. New York is also\r\n        <lb/><illegible w=\"1\"/> cold for the winter &amp; Bermudas would be too warm for\r\n        <lb/><illegible w=\"1\"/> Summers but if you can shift these places with the Seasons\r\n        <lb/><illegible w=\"1\"/>h may do very well.. I suppose therfor other purposes\r\n<lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> have some attractiveness to one or other of these places\r\n        <lb/><illegible w=\"1\"/> considerable advantage might accrue from the voyage\r\n        <lb/><illegible w=\"1\"/> either of them but <unclear>heating</unclear> comes such considerations\r\n        <lb/>I would say that the South of Spain is a fine winter\r\n        <lb/>climate &amp; the North East of France is a fine one for the\r\n        <lb/>Summer.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb/>With regard to your 6<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Q.</abbr><expan>query</expan></choice> I have nothing to supply\r\n        <lb/>to a person who has already had experience of sea voyages\r\n        <lb/>The principal <subst><del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del><add place=\"above\">att</add></subst>ention necessary is to avoid the\r\n        <lb/>common Sea Diet &amp; the great <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> which sailing\r\n        <lb/>commonly produces.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb/>If you do go to Bermudas I have nothing to say but\r\n        <lb/><illegible w=\"1\"/> repeat that is probable will be too warm for you\r\n        <lb/>for summers &amp; it is very doubtfull how you will\r\n        <lb/>bear the Diet of fruit &amp; vegetables which such a warm\r\n        <lb/>season almost necessarily requires. I can say no more to it\r\n        <lb/>but &amp;cc -------\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n    </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n    <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Christie at Montrose</head>\r\n    <p>\r\n    <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n        <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥iij <ingredient n=\"92\" t=\"1\">Tinct. Croc.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n        <lb/><ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">Tinct. Aromatic.</ingredient> Ê’j. <ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Syr. Caryophyll.</ingredient> Ê’vj \r\n        <lb/><ingredient n=\"110\">Tart. Emet.</ingredient> gr. j â„³ Signa <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic â„³</action>.\r\n    </orig>\r\n    <reg>\r\n        Take three ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">rose Water</ingredient>, \r\n        two drachms of <ingredient n=\"92\" t=\"1\">Crocus Tincture</ingredient>,\r\n        a drachm of <ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">Aromatic Tincture</ingredient>,\r\n        six drachms of <ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Clove Syrup</ingredient>\r\n        and a gramme of <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar Emetic</ingredient>.\r\n        Mix everything and label it: <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Mixture</action>.\r\n    </reg></choice></recipe>\r\n    <lb/>a table spoonfull to be taken every <choice><abbr>n<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>night</expan></choice> at bed time.\r\n    </p>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n    <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n<annot>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Christie of\r\n        <lb/>Montrose\r\n        <lb/><handShift/>Vol. V<sup>th.</sup> p.38\r\n    </p>\r\n</annot>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb/><handShift/>To-----------\r\n        <lb/>------- Case book <unclear>Enq<sup>s</sup></unclear>\r\n        <lb/><illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n    </p>\r\n</div>    \r\n    \r\n</body>', 1465, 2, '2013-04-29 14:57:05', 117),
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Now I have considered the Case attentively must\r\n            <lb />say my Prognostic is unfavorable. I doubt if <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <del><unclear>recovery</unclear></del>\r\n            <lb />case will admit of recovery or if it does it must be in a great\r\n            <lb />length of time only as <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Child advances in <choice><abbr>y<sup>rs.</sup></abbr><expan>years</expan></choice> For at best the\r\n            <lb />body must be somewhat advanced before <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> mental powers\r\n            <lb />are acquired. However I hold no case to be deserted while any\r\n            <lb />probable &amp; safe attempts can be made for its relief. In the preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sent case you have done I believe all that could be done &amp; I\r\n            <lb />doubt not but the sea bathing has been of advantage &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> enlargeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ment of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> faster growth of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> body gives an encouÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ragement for further trial but would not advise till <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> seaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />son is considerably advanced &amp; may in some measure conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cur in such good effects. 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While the winÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ter &amp; cold part of the spring continues he should\r\n            <lb />be kept warm by cloathing rather than by the fires\r\n            <lb />&amp; warm chambers. In Diet employ a great <unclear>deal</unclear>\r\n            <lb />of Milk but would also follow the childs own taste\r\n            <lb />in qiving frequently perhaps once a day some strong\r\n            <lb />soup pretty warmly seasoned -- but would hardly\r\n            <lb />attempt any solid food. You dont say that the\r\n            <lb />slowness of the childs <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> still continues; but if\r\n            <lb />it does it is proper to take care <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />never continues long, but to give a little <action n=\"21\">warm\r\n            <lb />laxative</action> when occasion seems to require it. Have\r\n            <lb />given everything which relates to the practice &amp;\r\n            <lb />tho something curios in Theory ought arise from\r\n            <lb />this Case have neither disposition nor leisure to enÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ter into it.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"35\">Lematur Mart</ingredient> p.p. gr iij <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam. pulv.</ingredient> gr. v\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sach. alb. puriss</ingredient> gr X. â„³ fiat Pulvis et fiant\r\n                    <lb />h. m. dos. N<sup>o</sup> XX VIII. 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How far the\r\n            <lb />connected fibres of the <bodypart n=\"85\">diaphragm</bodypart> may be affected\r\n            <lb />&amp; have a share in the pheenomenons I cannot posiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tively decide but suspect somewhat of that kind.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Whatever judgement we make however will influence little\r\n            <lb />our practice.  But in no view can I form a favorable prognostic.\r\n            <lb />I have personally known several &amp; read of others all turned out\r\n            <lb />incureable, fatal. But however desperate, to be attempted.\r\n            <lb />As in this case <condition n=\"65\">schirrosity</condition> is suspicious, you have done right in\r\n            <lb />giving <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta,</ingredient> but your dose has not been carried far &amp; you\r\n            <lb />should go increasing till you produce sensible effects. The\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom> is not a <choice><abbr>conseq.</abbr><expan>consequence</expan></choice> of the use of the <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta-,</ingredient> but of the afÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fection of the <bodypart n=\"81\">Å“sophagus</bodypart>; as is common in allmost all such.\r\n            <lb />Go on then till you produce sensible effects - 40 grains in a\r\n            <lb />day -- If she takes this without sensible effect your <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />is bad try a better parcel: only in beginning the new parcel\r\n            <lb />begin by small doses as before. 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If milk\r\n            <lb />even Managed in the manner does not digest with her\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n        <lb />she must take beef tea with bread or the kinds of grain\r\n        <lb />mentioned. - For drink she must take plain water.\r\n        <lb />avoiding all kinds of <del>on</del> wine or malt Liquors . At dinner\r\n        <lb />or supper she may take two or three glasses ofwater <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> an eight\r\n        <lb />part of spirits in it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />6. It will do her great service to be much in the fresh air\r\n            <lb />&amp; in gentle execreise. Her walking however must be very\r\n            <lb />moderate &amp; it is going on horseback that will only be of great\r\n            <lb />benefit to her. Whether going in a Carriage or on horseback\r\n            <lb />let it be no more than her strength easily bears.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 29 <u>July. 1778</u></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4283, 2, '2013-11-05 16:27:30', 50),
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A. and my advice is chiefly directed to guard\r\n            <lb />against this but at the same time I am persuaded\r\n            <lb />that the Remedies and Regimen proposed are the best\r\n            <lb />for releiving all the <condition n=\"21\">Nervous Symptoms</condition> L A complains\r\n            <lb />of.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The first remedy to be employed is a powder of\r\n            <lb />which a dose is to be taken twice every day about an\r\n            <lb />hour before dinner and Supper. It may be taken or\r\n            <lb />with a little water or with a little Syrup made into a\r\n            <lb />bolus and swallowed in a wafer. There are only 14\r\n            <lb />doses sent because of these agree well with the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> the doses for the next week must be made\r\n            <lb />a little larger and if the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> still bears them. The\r\n            \r\n         <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />doses for the third week and fourth must be still\r\n            <lb />Larger agreable to the Directions given to M<sup>r</sup> Wood.\r\n            <lb />In this way these Powders are to be continued for a\r\n            <lb />month but then laid aside to give place to another\r\n            <lb />Medicine which shall be directed according <add place=\"above\">to</add> the effects\r\n            <lb />observed of the former.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />During the use of these Medicines the folloÂ¬\r\n            <lb />wing Diet is to be observed, for Breakfast Her <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>S.</abbr><expan>Stomach</expan></choice></bodypart>\r\n            <lb />may take Dry toast with fresh butter without\r\n            <lb />honey marmalade <add place=\"above\">jelly</add> or any such sweet thing. The\r\n            <lb />Tea should be the finest green made weak taken\r\n            <lb />cool and with as little sugar as may be agreeable.\r\n            <lb />The Dinner must be chiefly of Animal food <del>by</del>\r\n            <lb />and any kind of plain fresh meat may be taken\r\n            <lb />but the Lightest are best. When the Appetite is\r\n            <lb />good a little plain Soup with Bread should <unclear>by</unclear> in\r\n            <lb />the dinner and any kind of Pudding may be take\r\n            <lb />it will be proper to take a good Deal of well\r\n            <lb />Leavened and well baked bread along with the <unclear>meat</unclear>.\r\n            <lb />All Roots Greens or Fruits are to be avoided.\r\n            <lb />All Salted meat or high seasoned are to be avoided.\r\n            <lb />Light fish <add place=\"above\">boiled</add> with a plain Sauce may be taken but not often\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />All pickles, vinegar Lemon or Currant Jelly\r\n            <lb />are very improper. Mustard may be taken\r\n            <lb />freely and spiceries moderately, for Supper\r\n            <lb />an egg may be taken or some kind of grain\r\n            <lb />Rice, Barley, Sago <unclear>diest</unclear> to her taste or\r\n            <lb />some sort of Light pancake. In Drink all\r\n            <lb />kinds of Wine or beer are improper, and either\r\n            <lb />plain water or with a little Spirits must be\r\n            <lb />taken as the Spirits Rum or Brandy will\r\n            <lb />do but a good Dutch <unclear>Germane</unclear> is best of all.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Nothing better than keeping the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> regÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ular and Nothing better for it than the <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor Oil</ingredient>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In tolerable Weather nothing more serviceÂ¬\r\n            <lb />able than frequent Gentle Exercise in a\r\n            <lb />Carriage but Driving fast in a rough road\r\n            <lb />to be carefully avoided.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Her <choice><abbr>Ls</abbr><expan>Ladyship</expan></choice> should at all times guard against\r\n            <lb />particularly in the <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 3754, 2, '2013-04-24 15:13:12', 105),
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Weak bohea tea <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />bread &amp; butter at <choice><abbr>breakf.</abbr><expan>breakfast</expan></choice> Some meat not <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> at dinner\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>mak<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>making</expan></choice> up <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> broth, vegetables, but sparingly of fruit. As\r\n            <lb />supper any kind of milk, meat. Ordinary drink plain\r\n            <lb />water. No fermented liquors.\r\n                        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <u><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r:</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 15 July 1776</u>       \r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3866, 3, '2013-11-28 19:58:09', 53),
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I own yours cannot perÂ¬\r\n            <lb />haps be entirely removed but may be greatly relieved.\r\n            <lb />In the intervals of <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> &amp; tolerable weather take gentle\r\n            <lb />exercise on horseback as much as convenient. As I\r\n            <lb />imagine your fits can be foreseen by a considerable\r\n            <lb />disorder in your <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, a gentle <treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment> at that time\r\n            <lb />might break the neck of the following <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom>.  When your\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of breathing</symptom> comes on, employ the pills in the\r\n            <lb />receipt below &amp; I hope they will give you relief in <choice><abbr>bring<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>bringing</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />away sooner from your <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> the phlegm. Or if upon\r\n            <lb />occasion your <symptom n=\"12\"><choice><abbr>breath<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>breathing</expan></choice></symptom> should be extremely difficult I should\r\n            <lb />not be afraid to employ a <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> as it will surely not\r\n            <lb />prevent that <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"76\">spitting</symptom> which is to give you more\r\n            <lb />entire relief. <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> tho exposed to inconvenÂ¬\r\n            <lb />iences I cannot dissuade you from; but you must reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />move the <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>; either by <ingredient n=\"34\"><choice><abbr>fl. sulph.</abbr><expan>flowers of sulphur</expan></choice></ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"28\">oleum\r\n            <lb />ricini</ingredient> if this agree with your <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>. To try it:\r\n            <lb />take 	â„¥ij of best <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor oil</ingredient>; put it into a phial with a\r\n            <lb />table spoonful in the morning. Shake the phial\r\n            <lb />well before pouring out the dose. You will soon find, in\r\n            <lb />case your <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> bear it, by trial or two whether the\r\n            <lb />dose should be increased or diminished. <action n=\"24\">Purging</action> is unnecessÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ary. Keep only a regular <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> . You need not come to <choice><abbr>E<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />for I understand your case as well as if you were here :\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer><signed>W. C.</signed></closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"206\"><choice><abbr>Bals. sulph. crass.</abbr><expan>Balsam sulphur crassus</expan></choice></ingredient> Ê’iij <ingredient n=\"23\"><choice><abbr>Pulv. rad. en. camph.</abbr><expan>Pulvis radix en camphire</expan></choice></ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><choice><abbr>q. s. ut f. mass. div. in pil. sing. gr.</abbr><expan>quantum sufficit ut fiant massa dividendus in pilulae singularis granum</expan></choice> V.\r\n                    <lb /><choice><abbr>S.</abbr><expan>Signa</expan></choice> <action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action> pills . 3 for a dose every night at bed time.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take three drachms of thick <ingredient n=\"206\">balsam of sulphur</ingredient> and powdered root of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient> at a sufficient quantity to make a mass to be divided into five grains. Label: <action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action> pills . 3 for a dose every night at bed time.  </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> July 29. 1778</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4285, 2, '2013-08-27 11:29:55', 60),
(1674, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c4292\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:4292] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN] / Regarding: Colonel Humphrey Senhouse (Patient), Miss Senhouse (Patient),  Senhouse (Patient) / 15? August? 1778? / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Lauren McClelland</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2013-05-02\">2 May 2013</date> Last updated by Jenny Bann</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2013-04-12\">12 April 2013</date> XML file created by Lauren McClelland</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n        <head>For Colonel. Senhouse -</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For the <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom> <bodypart n=\"57\">veins</bodypart> of his <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>, a <treatment n=\"53\">laced Stocking</treatment> or\r\n            <lb />hose that may be tightened from below upwards &amp; pretty tight\r\n            <lb />on the place where the <bodypart n=\"57\">Veins</bodypart> are <symptom n=\"63\">swelld</symptom> &amp; no tighter above that.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For his <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> a Course of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"17\">Harrigate water</ingredient>, just so much\r\n            <lb />as to keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> <choice><abbr>reg<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice> - <del>and</del> during this a light cool Diet\r\n            <lb />&amp; strict temperance in Strong drink.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Fresh air &amp; gentle Exercise very proper,-- If at any\r\n            <lb />time his <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> should become uneasy when he cannot conveniÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ently go to Harrigate let him try the Substitute â„– 1.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For slighter &amp; accidental ailments they may be relieved\r\n            <lb />by the use of the <bodypart n=\"6\">Eye</bodypart> water â„– 2.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When the sore on the <bodypart n=\"6\">Eye lid</bodypart> is troublesome let it be touched\r\n            <lb />with the Ointmint. â„– 3.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If in spite of everything the <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> should at any\r\n            <lb />time increase &amp; seem to affect the <bodypart n=\"6\">Cornea</bodypart> - nothing so proper as\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"2\">cutting</treatment> thro some of the red <bodypart n=\"57\">vessels</bodypart> upon the white of the <bodypart n=\"6\">Eye</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />&amp; those especially <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> are creeping towards the <bodypart n=\"6\">Cornea</bodypart> --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <head>For Miss   -   Senhouse</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Every night at bedtime let all her <symptom n=\"131\">sores</symptom> be wrapt in a\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"23\">Poultice</treatment> such as is at present employed. â„– 4.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In the day time the <treatment n=\"23\">Poulttice</treatment> to be omitted &amp; the parts covered\r\n            <lb />with a linnen cloth fourfold wet with liquor. â„– 5.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />She should continue the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> Mixture as at present\r\n            <lb />&amp; if she bears it the Strength may be made double what it is\r\n            <lb /> in â„– 6. at present she should not continue it longer than\r\n            <lb />for a month after she goes home, then laid aside till after\r\n            <lb />Xmas, but as soon as any fresh weather sets in after\r\n            <lb />that let her continue it for another month or two ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />But if either then or now she should be attacked with any\r\n            <lb />degree of <condition n=\"10\">Fever</condition> the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> <choice><abbr>Mixt.</abbr><expan>Mixture</expan></choice> must be laid aside &amp; the <ingredient n=\"6\" t=\"15\">ColtsÂ¬\r\n            <lb />foot Decoction</ingredient> taken â„– 7. &amp; even in the\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Spring season tho there should be no <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> let her\r\n            <lb />take the <ingredient n=\"1\"><choice><abbr>B. Mixture</abbr><expan>Bark Mixture</expan></choice></ingredient> &amp; the <ingredient n=\"6\" t=\"15\"><choice><abbr>Coltsfoot Dec.</abbr><expan>Coltsfoot Decoction</expan></choice></ingredient> month about.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At dinner a <u>little</u> light animal food with broth --\r\n            <lb />At dinner a <u>little</u> wine &amp; water -- No malt liquor.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <head>For Colonel Senhouse\'s Children</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To relieve them from <condition n=\"39\">worms</condition> I have ordered the\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"6\">Glyster</treatment> â„– 8 -  To be given in the <choice><abbr>morng</abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> 4 day running\r\n            <lb />&amp; them repeated every 7<sup>th</sup> day for 3 or 4 times . --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The <treatment n=\"6\">Glyster</treatment> ordered is for a boy of 4 year old &amp; for one\r\n            <lb />older or younger Stronger or weaker it may be made <add place=\"above\">weaker or</add>\r\n            <lb />Stronger &amp; especially by the <choice><abbr>qty</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> of Salt. in it - &amp; this\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>qty</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> to be determined by what they can bear without <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„– 1. â„ž <ingredient n=\"125\"><choice><abbr>Tart. Sol.</abbr><expan>Tartar Solubil</expan></choice></ingredient> â„¥ij <ingredient n=\"222\"><ingredient n=\"104\"><choice><abbr>Sal. m. Hisp. - polychr.</abbr><expan>Sal marin hispan - polychrest</expan></choice></ingredient></ingredient> @ â„¥j <choice><abbr>Aq. f.</abbr><expan>Aqua fontis</expan></choice> â„¥vj\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\"><choice><abbr>Aq. cin simpl</abbr><expan>Aqua cinnamon simpl</expan></choice></ingredient> â„¥ij - Solve et cola - <choice><abbr>Sig.</abbr><expan>Signa</expan></choice> <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> Solution. 1 2 or 3\r\n                    <lb />table <choice><abbr>spfulls</abbr><expan>spoonfulls</expan></choice> in a Pint of Spring Water every <choice><abbr>morng</abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice>.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Number one. Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient>, one ounce each of <ingredient n=\"222\">Spanish sea salt</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"104\">polychrest</ingredient>, six ounces of Spring water, and two ounces of simple <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon water</ingredient>.  Dissolve and strain. Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> Solution. One, two or three tablespoonfuls in a Pint of Spring Water every morning.   </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„– 2. â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\"><choice><abbr>Aq. rosar</abbr><expan>Aqua rosarum</expan></choice></ingredient> â„¥jv <ingredient n=\"120\"><choice><abbr>Sacch. Saturn. gr</abbr><expan>Saccharum Saturni granum</expan></choice></ingredient> X.<ingredient n=\"42\"><choice><abbr>Vitriol alb. gr</abbr><expan>Vitriol album granum</expan></choice></ingredient> V.\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"318\"><choice><abbr>Acet. destill.</abbr><expan>Acetate destillate</expan></choice></ingredient> Ê’j <choice><abbr>Syr. violar.</abbr><expan>Syrup of Violets</expan></choice> Ê’Å¿s. â„³. <choice><abbr>Sig.</abbr><expan>Signa</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"6\">Eye water</bodypart> tobe used twice a day.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Number two. Take four ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose water</ingredient>, ten grains of <ingredient n=\"120\">Sugar of Lead</ingredient>, five grains of <ingredient n=\"42\">White vitriol</ingredient>, one drachm of <ingredient n=\"318\">Vinegar</ingredient> and half a drachm of Syrup of Violets. Mix. Label: <bodypart n=\"6\">Eye water</bodypart>. To be used twice a day.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„– 3. â„ž <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\"><choice><abbr>Ung<sup>t.</sup> â˜¿.</abbr><expan>Unguent Mercury</expan></choice></ingredient> ad normam <choice><abbr>Ph. Ed.</abbr><expan>PharmacopÅ“ia Edinburgh</expan></choice> <unclear>prÅ“ss.</unclear> Ê’ij <choice><abbr>Sig.</abbr><expan>Signa</expan></choice> Ointment for the <bodypart n=\"6\">Eye</bodypart>.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Number three. Take <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\">Unguent of Mercury</ingredient> in accordance with the Edinburgh PharmacopÅ“ia. Label: Ointment for the <bodypart n=\"6\">.</bodypart></reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„– 4. â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\"><choice><abbr>Aq. ros</abbr><expan>Aqua rosarum</expan></choice></ingredient> â„¥viij <ingredient n=\"120\"><choice><abbr>Sacch. Sat</abbr><expan>Saccharum Saturni</expan></choice></ingredient> â„ˆij <ingredient n=\"318\"><choice><abbr>Acet. dest.</abbr><expan>Acetate destillate</expan></choice></ingredient> Ê’ij. â„³ <choice><abbr>Sig.</abbr><expan>Signa</expan></choice> Liquor -\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Number four. Take eight ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose water</ingredient>, two scruples of <ingredient n=\"120\">Sugar of Lead</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"318\">Vinegar</ingredient>. Mix. Label: Liquor.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„– 5. â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\"><choice><abbr>Aq. ros</abbr><expan>Aqua rosarum</expan></choice></ingredient> â„¥viij <ingredient n=\"120\"><choice><abbr>Sacch. S.</abbr><expan>Saccharum Saturni</expan></choice></ingredient> â„ˆij <ingredient n=\"120\"><choice><abbr>Sal marin. Hisp</abbr><expan>Sal marinus Hispania</expan></choice></ingredient> Ê’j <ingredient n=\"318\"><choice><abbr>Acet. dest.</abbr><expan>Acetate destillate</expan></choice></ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb />â„³. <choice><abbr>Sig.</abbr><expan>Signa</expan></choice> Liquor for washing the <symptom n=\"131\">sores</symptom> twice aday &amp; for wetting theC loths.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Number five. Take eight ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose water</ingredient>, two scruples of <ingredient n=\"120\">Sugar of Lead</ingredient>, one drachm of <ingredient n=\"120\">Spanish Sea-salt</ingredient> and two drachms of <ingredient n=\"318\">Vinegar</ingredient>. Mix. Label: Liquor for washing the <symptom n=\"131\">sores</symptom> twice a day and for wetting the clothes.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„– 6. â„ž Extract.<ingredient n=\"303\"><choice><abbr>glycyrrhiz.</abbr><expan>glycyrrhiza</expan></choice></ingredient> Ê’Å¿s. In frustula conciso Affunde <choice><abbr>Aq.</abbr><expan>Aqua</expan></choice>\r\n                    <lb />fervent. <choice><abbr>q. s.</abbr><expan>quantum sufficit</expan></choice> ut mollescat et <choice><abbr>contund<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>contundur</expan></choice> in pulpam cui <choice><abbr>adde.</abbr><expan>addenso</expan></choice>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\"><choice><abbr>Pulv. cort. Peruv.</abbr><expan>Pulvis cortex Peruviana</expan></choice></ingredient> Ê’Å¿s. Terito simul in paulatim affunde <choice><abbr>Aq. font.</abbr><expan>Spring water</expan></choice> â„¥jv\r\n                    <lb /><choice><abbr>Sig.</abbr><expan>Signa</expan></choice> Bark Mixture.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Number six. Take a half ounce of Extract of <ingredient n=\"303\">Liquorice</ingredient>. Pour in hot water In small parts in a sufficient quantity to soften and crush the liquorice into a pulp, to which is added half an ounce of powdered <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian bark</ingredient>. Bring together and gradually add four ounces of Spring water. Label: Bark Mixture.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„– 7 â„ž <ingredient n=\"6\"><choice><abbr>Fol. tuss. siccat</abbr><expan>Folium tussilago siccat</expan></choice></ingredient> â„¥j- Coque ex <choice><abbr>Aq. font</abbr><expan>Aqua fontis</expan></choice> lb ad lbÅ¿s sub\r\n                    <lb />finem addendo <ingredient n=\"303\"><choice><abbr>Extr. glycyrrhiz</abbr><expan>Extract glycyrrhiza</expan></choice></ingredient> Ê’j. cola et <choice><abbr>Sig.</abbr><expan>Signa</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"6\" t=\"15\">Coltsfoot Decoction</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb />2 or 3 table Spoonfulls several times a day.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Number seven. Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"6\">dried Coltsfoot Flower</ingredient>. Cook down in one pound of Spring water to half a pound. At the end, add one drachm of <ingredient n=\"303\">Extract of Liquorice</ingredient>. Strain and Label: <ingredient n=\"6\" t=\"15\">Coltsfoot Decoction</ingredient>. Two or three tablespoonfuls several times a day.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„– 8. â„ž <ingredient n=\"73\"><choice><abbr>Fol. rutÃ¦</abbr><expan>Folium rutÃ¦</expan></choice></ingredient>-- <ingredient n=\"59\"><choice><abbr>sabin.</abbr><expan>sabina</expan></choice></ingredient> Ê’Å¿s- Coque ex <choice><abbr>Aq. font</abbr><expan>Aqua fontis</expan></choice> lbj ad\r\n                    <lb />â„¥XII. Sub finem addendo. <ingredient n=\"5\"><choice><abbr>AsÃ¦fÅ“tid.</abbr><expan>AsÃ¦fÅ“tida</expan></choice></ingredient> â„ˆj. ColaturÃ¦. <ingredient n=\"120\"><choice><abbr>Sal. m. Hisp</abbr><expan>Sal marinus Hispania</expan></choice></ingredient> Ê’j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"272\"><choice><abbr>Ol. olivar. Opt.</abbr><expan>Oleum olivar Optimum</expan></choice></ingredient> Ê’j. <choice><abbr>Sig.</abbr><expan>Signa</expan></choice> For two <treatment n=\"6\">Glysters</treatment>.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Number eight. Take half a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"73\">Ruta flower</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"59\">juniper</ingredient>. Cook down in one pound of Spring water to twelve ounces. At the end add one scruple of <ingredient n=\"5\">AsafÅ“tida</ingredient>. Strain <unclear>turae</unclear> one drachm of <ingredient n=\"120\">Spanish Sea-salt</ingredient> and one ounce of the best <ingredient n=\"272\">Olive oil</ingredient>. Label: For two <treatment n=\"6\">Glysters</treatment>.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4292, 2, '2013-05-02 14:30:33', 200);
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Both at dinner &amp; supper he may take\r\n            <lb />them with a little plain milk <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a spoonful of\r\n            <lb />cream added to it. His breakfast should be of Cocoa\r\n            <lb />tea with dry toast.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />His ordinary drink should be plain water taking \r\n            <lb />care that it is of a good kind or if it is doubtful, that\r\n            <lb />it be boiled and cooled again. In warm weather I\r\n            <lb />would have him abstain entirely from all kinds of\r\n            <lb />strong drink &amp; to take no wine at all till I know\r\n            <lb />how his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> &amp; <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> bear it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Continue to dip in the sea every morning unless\r\n            <lb />he finds the little <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> he has at present increases\r\n            <lb />upon it &amp; if it do he must lay aside the bathing for\r\n            <lb />some days till the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> go off. Take it in the\r\n            <lb />morning before breakfast; but not till after having \r\n<lb />been out of bed an hour, &amp; quite cool &amp; free from\r\n            <lb />any moisture on his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He may take breakfast as soon after as he\r\n            <lb />pleases &amp; soon after breakfast he may get on horseback\r\n            <lb />&amp; ride for 2 or 3 hours, more or less <choice><abbr>accord<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>according</expan></choice> to the weaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ther for he should avoid the heat of the Sun when it\r\n            <lb />is shone; Instead of riding in the middle of the day\r\n            <lb />better take an airing about 5 or 6 in the afternoon.\r\n            <lb />Ride gently, &amp; avoid being heated by it. If his <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />should oblige him to lay aside his bathing; he\r\n            <lb />should take his ride before breakfast.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Be often in the fresh air but never walk in\r\n            <lb />the Sun or so much as to be heated.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Avoid cold. Therefore avoid being very much heated\r\n            <lb />or in case he should be so, avoid a stream of cold\r\n            <lb />air. Avoid sitting down in wet linnen. He should\r\n            <lb />shift into dry linnen as soon as the exercise which\r\n            <lb />heated him is over. Never lay aside any part of\r\n            <lb />his cloathing, on account of weather; nor for the\r\n            <lb />sake of cooling himself when warm.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The free use of Vegetables will probably keep\r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular; but if not, he should take a dose\r\n            <lb />of pills as he has used to do. <treatment n=\"30\">Purging</treatment> is unneÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cessary: &amp; he should take no more of the pills\r\n            <lb />than to give one motion; &amp; take them rather freÂ¬\r\n            <lb />quently than largely.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Continue the Tincture, till I hear from\r\n            <lb />him\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> July. 14. 1778</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W. 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But in \r\n            <lb/>the present case as no alarming symptoms have yet come \r\n            <lb/>on I am very confident that in a year or two the disease\r\n            <lb/>may be entirely cured, and I hope without any disagreable \r\n            <lb/>consequences of <treatment n=\"29\">cicatrices</treatment> on the <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>As the disease is very much in the same circumstances \r\n            <lb/>as last years I cannot offer any better plan that what I \r\n            <lb/>gave you last <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"6\">Tussilago Juice</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"62\" t=\"3\">saline solution</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>must be employed and conducted by your good judgement\r\n            <lb/>in which I have a very entire confidence. I believe the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>which came upon the cold bathing last year was owing to\r\n            <lb/>some accidental mismanagement and as he is now so entirely\r\n            <lb/>free from any complaints of his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> I would try the sea\r\n            <lb/>bathing again with all proper cautions. One of the most proper\r\n            <lb/>would be to cut off the hair of his head very <del>entriely</del> entirely\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>As he is liable to have a <symptom n=\"28\">little moisture on his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> in the\r\n            <lb/>mornings</symptom> he should always be out of bed for an hour or two\r\n            <lb/>before he goes in to the Sea. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I cannot find any good reason for the young Gentlemans\r\n            <lb/>coming to <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> as I am well persuaded that every\r\n<pb n=\"2\"/>   \r\n            <lb/>every thing can be done under your direction in Caithness that\r\n            <lb/>could be done here. Offering respectful compliments to\r\n            <lb/>Harpsdale and wishing heartily his sons speedy recovery\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb/>I am always\r\n                <lb/>Dear Andrew\r\n                <lb/>Your most obedient servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed><choice><abbr>W<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>William</expan></choice> Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 1<sup>st</sup> June 1778</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n     </div>\r\n</body>', 4248, 2, '2013-11-05 16:22:14', 70),
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I have observed\r\n           <lb/>your directions every day since as to the riding\r\n           <lb/>as the weather would permit it but finds\r\n           <lb/>the small <condition n=\"38\">pile</condition> &amp; the <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"78\">Ichyness</symptom> in\r\n           <lb/>those parts prove very pa<add place=\"above\">i</add>nful &amp; uneasy\r\n           <lb/>to me in that exercise. The Liquid I have \r\n           <lb/>also used bit now it has not the same\r\n           <lb/>effect as at first of abating the excesive\r\n           <lb/>pain. The <ingredient n=\"34\">Sulphur</ingredient> has the desired effect\r\n           <lb/>but that continual pressure &amp; inclination to\r\n           <lb/>stool, still continues with a continual <symptom n=\"29\">BelshÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>ing</symptom> up of wind which I take to be a great\r\n           <lb/>cause of my disorder as when I pass it downÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>wardly freely (which is seldom) gives me grea<add place=\"above\">t</add>\r\n           <lb/>ease. I have sleept better since but some \r\n           <lb/>particular nights. I can not fall upon rest\r\n           <lb/>owing to a <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> &amp; disorders through my body\r\n       </p>\r\n       <closer>\r\n          <salute>Sir your humble servant</salute>\r\n          <signed>Charles Murray</signed> over \r\n       </closer>    \r\n  <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n       <postscript>\r\n           <p>\r\n               <lb/>Sir\r\n               <lb/>Pleas to direct to <choice><abbr>Cha<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>Charles</expan></choice> Murray\r\n               <lb/>wig maker above the Cross\r\n               <lb/>Glasgow. CM\r\n           </p>\r\n       </postscript>\r\n    </div> \r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>pd\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>Doct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Doctor</expan></choice> Cullen\r\n            <lb/>Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>Ch. Murray\r\n                <lb/>of Glasgow.\r\n                <lb/>May. 1778.\r\n                <lb/>8. 123.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1520, 3, '2014-06-06 17:24:53', 54),
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Upon my coming home I understood\r\n            <lb />you had been here &amp; had seen M<sup>rs.</sup> Hopkirk &amp; had\r\n            <lb />promised to Send some medicine to her if you\'ll be so good\r\n            <lb />as Send it Either by the fly or the Bearer M<sup>r.</sup> Willsone who\r\n            <lb />I believe is Coming west some of these Days it will much\r\n            <lb />Oblidge be so good likewise as Send Directions for its use\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I was at Westburn on Sunday the Lady has been\r\n            <lb />complaining of a <condition n=\"13\">Cold</condition> and <symptom n=\"117\">Sore <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart></symptom> neither of them Very\r\n            <lb />Violent &amp; I hope by this time she is perfectly well Miss Mary\r\n            <lb />a good Deal better but still Complains of the pain in her <bodypart n=\"73\">Side</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />Especially upon Walking or riding her Appetite is better than\r\n            <lb />it was but still has a propensity to Vegetable food, sallad is\r\n            <lb />the most part of her Dinner She has an Aversion at all flesh\r\n            <lb />meat her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse Natural 75</symptom><add place=\"above\">&amp;</add> rests well when she is questioned\r\n            <lb />about her reasons for not Eating much She Says flesh always\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />always creates A <symptom n=\"169\">Sowerness on her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart></symptom>. She has been\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">blooded</treatment> twice Lately <treatment n=\"9\">taken Two Vomits</treatment> Since which her\r\n            <lb />appetite is better would you think a Dose of <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers powder</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />might be of use to her, Shall we <treatment n=\"4\">blister her <bodypart n=\"73\">Side</bodypart></treatment> again\r\n            <lb />or will we begin the cold bath. She is perfectly regular\r\n            <lb />in her menses and in her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> &amp; at present is in Good\r\n            <lb />Spirits. Your answer will much Oblidge\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> D<sup>r.</sup>\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>Ob<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>H.</abbr><expan>Humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Alex<sup>r.</sup> Parlane\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Eidnburgh</expan></choice>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Parlane <choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Westburn.\r\n            <lb />16<sup>th.</sup> July 1776 --\r\n            <lb />Vol. V<sup>th.</sup> p.123\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1316, 3, '2013-11-30 12:25:20', 73),
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Solve et Sig.\r\n                    <lb /><action n=\"31\">Strengthening Liquor</action> a Cloth fourfold to be dipt in it &amp; applied every\r\n                    <lb />night to the part affected keeping it fixed with a handkerchief.\r\n                </orig>\r\n            \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take a pound of <ingredient n=\"107\">rose Water</ingredient>, an ounce of <ingredient n=\"318\">Vinegar distillate</ingredient>, four scruples of <ingredient n=\"120\">Sugar of Lead</ingredient>. \r\n                    Dissolve and Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Liquor</action> a Cloth fourfold to be dipt in it &amp; applied every night to the part affected keeping it fixed with a handkerchief.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He should always keep the part well suspended &amp; ---- For 3 or 4 weeks\r\n            <lb />he should drink a Chopin of fresh cow milk when in the morning.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He should live moderately &amp; avoid violent Exercise  - - - \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Aug.</abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 22. 1778.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4297, 2, '2015-02-05 15:26:04', 51);
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I find no marks of any original fault in his <bodypart n=\"42\">heart</bodypart> &amp; \r\n            <lb/>I believe that his <choice><abbr>compl<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>complaints</expan></choice> were owing at first to cold; &amp; tho at\r\n            <lb/>tended with more than usual <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of breathing</symptom>, I think them\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"36\">catarrhal</symptom> rather than <condition n=\"14\">Asthmatic</condition>. As they have often recurred\r\n            <lb/>for many years, a cure difficult, but if attention be given to\r\n            <lb/>regimen, they will be slighter &amp; seldomer. It is a regimen\r\n            <lb/>he is chiefly to trust to &amp; the principal part of it is avoids\r\n            <lb/>of cold. Wear his flannel shirt, summer &amp; winter. Be\r\n            <lb/>well cloathed, nor change for any weather or season. Avoid\r\n            <lb/>being heated by warm chambers or exercise, &amp; if put into any\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom> he should never sit down in very damp linnen nor even \r\n            <lb/>in very damp flannel, unless by remitting his exercise, or by\r\n            <lb/>admitting gradually a cooler air till <symptom n=\"28\">entirly free of sweat</symptom> beÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>fore sitting down. Guard ever against damp &amp; wet &amp; against\r\n            <lb/>sitting down in damp cloaths, &amp; sitting or <choice><abbr>stand<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>standing</expan></choice> in a stream of\r\n            <lb/>air. He should besides attention to these circumstances, but\r\n            <lb/>he should fortify so as to resist any accidental &amp; almost unaÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>voidable applications of cold <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> would otherwise affect him.\r\n            <lb/>This is to be done by exercise &amp; perhaps be cold bathing. He\r\n            <lb/>should be much in fresh air &amp; gentle exercise but let not his\r\n            <lb/>walking either <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> or <symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom> him. Better get on horseÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>back every day &amp; for some length of ride if he can. It would\r\n            <lb/>probably be of great service to his constitution if towards \r\n            <lb/>the end of harvest he could take a regular journey of some\r\n            <lb/>weeks. At this season he might safely try seabathing &amp; if\r\n            <lb/>it agree with him, that is, give no uneasiness in his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>nor <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of breathing</symptom>, he may continue it frequently thro\r\n            <lb/>the whole year but during the winter, employ a <treatment n=\"54\">showerbath</treatment>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In diet, may take any ordinary fare; consulting his\r\n            <lb/>experience in regard of these things he has found <unclear>heavy</unclear>\r\n            <lb/>or of difficult digestion. In general, keep his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>always light, by taking even dinner very moderately of \r\n            <lb/>animal food &amp; at supper by taking none at all. \r\n        </p>\r\n   <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>His ordinary drink should be water or beer as most agreable.\r\n            <lb/>He may also take a few glasses of wine or punch but with\r\n            <lb/>great moderation, as nothing will do his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> more harm than\r\n            <lb/>bengin the least heated by strong drink. Go to bed &amp; rise beÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>times. By these &amp;c. he will get more free than heretofore\r\n            <lb/>&amp; unless some accident should make them return more severely\r\n            <lb/>he should not have recourse to Medicines. but in case of a violent\r\n            <lb/>attack I advise the <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar Emetic</ingredient>. &amp; his own experience of \r\n            <lb/>it will direct the dose &amp; repetition.  \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>As he has been liable to returns in the course of spring \r\n            <lb/>I have given below a <choice><abbr>â„ž</abbr><expan>recipe</expan></choice> to keep his <symptom n=\"28\">perspiration</symptom> more\r\n            <lb/>full &amp; <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> more free. He may take it about the middle\r\n            <lb/>of <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> &amp; continue it for two or three weeks, then intermitÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ting for a week or two he may again take another course of\r\n            <lb/>the same length. &amp; tho I wish this to be employed chiefly \r\n            <lb/>in the spring yet on the approach of winter if threatened,\r\n            <lb/>he may take a course of this medicine. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>As he has been little the better of the <treatment n=\"11\">issue</treatment> in his <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>the present season is the proper one for trying how far he\r\n            <lb/>may do without it. In the warm season, &amp; while inconÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>stant exercise he may let it dry up. but if soon after\r\n            <lb/>he find his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> become more uneasy &amp; especially if he\r\n            <lb/>find this in the approach of winter, put it in again \r\n            <lb/>&amp; probably he will also find more benefit than if\r\n            <lb/>he had been used to it during the summer. \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"5\">As. foetid. opt.</ingredient> Ê’i\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"206\">Bals. sulph.</ingredient> crass. Ê’ij <ingredient n=\"20\">Millep.</ingredient> pp<sup>t</sup> pulv. q.s.\r\n                <lb/>ut f. mass. divid. in pil. sing. gr.V. \r\n                <lb/>S. <action n=\"19\">Pect.</action> pills: three for a dose every n<sup>t</sup> at bedtime. \r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take one drachm of <ingredient n=\"5\">best quality Asafoetida</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"206\">Balsam of Sulphur</ingredient> and prepare a \r\n                sufficient quantity of powdered <ingredient n=\"20\">Millepede</ingredient>. 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Walking must be very gentle, never to\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> or <symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom> &amp; never much up hill. The best exercise for her is\r\n            <lb/>on horseback or an open chaise &amp; in the one or other way she \r\n            <lb/>should be constantly &amp; daily employed thro all the summer,\r\n     <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>but never to <symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom>. The way will be to take journies <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>renders the exercise more steady &amp; with more change of air. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Guard against cold, &amp; therefore against wet and damp. Be \r\n            <lb/>always well cloathed &amp; never change her accustomed cloaths for\r\n            <lb/>any warmth of season.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Diet may be of ordinary fare; but <choice><abbr>avoid<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>avoiding</expan></choice> the windy greens or\r\n            <lb/>roots &amp; much animal food or any thing heavy; &amp; take as much \r\n            <lb/>of the grain kind as she can easily digest. At breakfast avoid tea\r\n            <lb/>&amp; coffee &amp; instead of them she may take Cocoa.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>No meat at supper but sometimes a soft boiled egg if it\r\n            <lb/>agree with her. I wish she could eat milk in one shape or other at \r\n            <lb/>supper. Altho she may not digest plain milk she may if when\r\n            <lb/>she takes it fresh from the cow she mixes an equal part of \r\n            <lb/>water gruel with it &amp; sweeten the whole very well with sugar &amp; \r\n            <lb/>take it with bread, rice, barley, &amp;cc as she would do plain milk.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Water should be her ordinary drink, &amp; abstain entirely from\r\n            <lb/>malt liquors especially small beer. A little porter maybe allowed.\r\n            <lb/>If any wine, the stronger as Red port, Madeira, &amp;c diluted with\r\n            <lb/>water.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In the summer she may try sea bathing but always <choice><abbr>avoid<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>avoiding</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>it when from it or from other accidents she has taken any cold. \r\n            <lb/>For medicines I have ordered below <action n=\"60\">stomachic</action> pills.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If her <ingredient n=\"34\">sulphur</ingredient> fail in its operation I have prescrived a\r\n            <lb/><action n=\"21\">laxative</action> to supply its place. I have also ordered a Tincture\r\n            <lb/>for her <symptom n=\"3\">morning sickness</symptom> - For her afternoon <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> I would \r\n            <lb/>have her try a draught of <ingredient n=\"32\">lime water</ingredient> soon after dinner. She may\r\n            <lb/>begin by a gill but gradually bring it to half a mutchkin: but \r\n            <lb/>when she is to take this she should have taken no wine nor\r\n            <lb/>malt liquor at dinner.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"53\">Sapon. hisp.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s. Extr. <ingredient n=\"169\">gentian</ingredient>. Pulv. rad. <ingredient n=\"81\">colomb.</ingredient> @Ê’j <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl.</ingredient>\r\n                <lb/>q.s. ut f. m. div. in pil. s. gr. V. S. <action n=\"60\">Stomachic</action> pills: two or three to\r\n                <lb/>be taken twice a day. \r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"53\">Spanish soap</ingredient>, one drachm each of Extract of <ingredient n=\"169\">gentian</ingredient> and powdered root of <ingredient n=\"81\">colombo</ingredient>, and a\r\n                sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple syrup</ingredient>. Make a mass to be divided into single pills of five grains. \r\n                Label: <action n=\"60\">Stomachic</action> pills: two or three to be taken twice a day. \r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"34\">Flor. sulph.</ingredient> Ê’vj <ingredient n=\"45\">Cryst. tart.</ingredient> pulv. subtil. <action n=\"21\">Elect. lenit.</action> @ Ê’ij Pulv. \r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"10\">jalapp.</ingredient> comp. Ê’j <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl.</ingredient> q.s. ut. f. 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S. <action n=\"60\">Stomachic</action> Tincture a tea spoonful or two, in a little water\r\n                <lb/>when the <symptom n=\"3\">morning sickness</symptom> is severe.\r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"22\" t=\"1\">Tincture of volatile valerian</ingredient>, six drachms of spirit of <ingredient n=\"38\">hartshorn</ingredient> and two drachms of <ingredient n=\"285\">Caustic Spirit of Ammoniac Salt</ingredient>.\r\n                Mix. Label: <action n=\"60\">Stomachic</action> Tincture. A teaspoonful or two in a little water when the <symptom n=\"3\">morning sickness</symptom> is severe.\r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> June 15 1778.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4256, 2, '2013-09-10 11:20:25', 150),
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If I remember\r\n            <lb />right it is the third or fourth <bodypart n=\"40\">rib</bodypart>, below these immediÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ately connected with the body of the <bodypart n=\"40\">sternum</bodypart>, that is\r\n            <lb />in this situation. Her other complaints are still\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"21\">heats</symptom> and <symptom n=\"61\">sickness</symptom> (very seldom any <symptom n=\"20\">chill fits</symptom>) and she\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"3\">throws up</symptom> almost every thing she takes, which is \r\n            <lb />generally very sour and bitter. - . The medicines you\r\n            <lb />prescribed, she had made frequent trials of at Cally\r\n            <lb />but they added to her <symptom n=\"61\">sickness</symptom>, and at the same time\r\n            <lb />she complain\'d much of the nauseous taste of the electuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ary. - Since she came here, she has taken no medicine\r\n            <lb />except <ingredient n=\"270\">magnesia</ingredient>, and her diet has been as mild as\r\n            <lb />could be thought of. - As a <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action>, she has taken\r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"3\">Pil: Aloet:</ingredient>, as <ingredient n=\"34\">Sulphur</ingredient> she cannot bear the taste\r\n            <lb />of. - A <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> was formerly applied to her <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart>, when\r\n            <lb />in nearly the same situation, and having exactly the\r\n            <lb />same termination - . At the time it was applied, it\r\n            <lb />had no effect. - How far a <treatment n=\"5\">Seton</treatment> might be of use, I cannot\r\n            <lb />say.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>I am Dear Sir your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t.</sup> hum<sup>le.</sup> Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient humble Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>Wil Hamilton</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n<p>\r\n            <lb />If there is any thing you can think of\r\n            <lb />I beg you would write me.\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have not heard any thing of Miss Craick ------\r\n        </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician \r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n<handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Hamilton C.\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Bushby.\r\n            <lb />23<sup>d</sup> <choice><abbr>Aug<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> &amp;c. 1778\r\n            <lb />Vol. 9. p. 40. &amp;c.\r\n        </p>\r\n</annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1550, 2, '2013-09-25 16:56:01', 57),
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I\r\n            <lb />now am informed he left <choice><abbr>Edn<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> about a fortÂ¬\r\n            <lb />night ago &amp; is gone farther South.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I imagine in my last I omitted to mention that\r\n            <lb />about six weeks ago my Sister <unclear>brot</unclear> up a good\r\n            <lb />deall of <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> first clear and then clotted - she \r\n            <lb />was not at the Time <symptom n=\"4\">Coughing</symptom> Severely but comÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plained of a great Load at her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> &amp; being\r\n            <lb />a little <symptom n=\"61\">Sick</symptom> - the Night this happened she rest\r\n            <lb />ed much better free of <symptom n=\"12\">oppression upon her\r\n            <lb />Breathing</symptom> there for long before - she has <symptom n=\"35\">Spit\r\n            <lb />no Blood</symptom> Since - but was very Sensible one\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Night about three weeks ago the Something\r\n            <lb />burst in her <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart> and at <add place=\"above\">that</add> time she put up\r\n            <lb />a good deall of thin Stuff. within these few days\r\n            <lb />she does not <symptom n=\"35\">Spit up</symptom> so much &amp; what she does\r\n            <lb />is much thicker and of a Yellow colour her\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> has likewise been easier but her <symptom n=\"12\">BreathÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing is still at times oppressed</symptom> - she complains of\r\n            <lb />no pain in her <bodypart n=\"73\">Side</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart> only Some times\r\n            <lb />when she lays upon her right Side she thinks she\r\n            <lb />is apter to <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> then when upon the left - \r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> David Brodie has given her a mexture to\r\n            <lb />promote <symptom n=\"76\">expectoration</symptom> with <ingredient n=\"25\">Squils</ingredient> in it this\r\n            <lb />she has not taken for two days past as the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"25\">Squils</ingredient> are allways rather <action n=\"24\">purgative</action> she\r\n            <lb />drinks now and then a Strong <ingredient n=\"6\" t=\"19\">infusion of\r\n            <lb />the Colts foot</ingredient> - she has not had Such a\r\n            <lb />Severe <condition n=\"18\">fit of her Aguish complaint</condition> Since\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Munday Sen-night - but Still a little of the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"2\">Cold fit</symptom> now and then and allways profuse\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">Sweats</symptom> thro\' the Night. 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They have been so Severe for a week\r\n            <lb />past and she so thin &amp; reduced I was affraid\r\n            <lb />but she Says she does not find herself weaker\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Brodie Says she has a good deal of an\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"18\">intermitant</condition> but he dare not venture to give \r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> - The weather is so Severe she dose\r\n            <lb />not Venture abroad - and but little out of her\r\n            <lb />Room neither D<sup>r</sup> Brodie or Stephen will allow\r\n            <lb />her - neither of these Gentlemen Seem to like\r\n            <lb />Jeanies case. the last Says little &amp; the other\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Seems greatly at a loss what to do - she lives\r\n            <lb />at present mostly upon Chicken Broth &amp; a\r\n            <lb />little bit of Chicken or Veall Drinks Water\r\n            <lb />with Toast and a very little wine amongst\r\n            <lb />it. 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She Says she\r\n            <lb />must see your opinion herself - D<sup>r</sup> Brodie\r\n            <lb />talks much of Bristol but she could not at present\r\n            <lb />make out such a Journey ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am Sir\r\n                <lb />your Humble <choice><abbr>Ser<sup>.t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Anna Innes</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1497, 3, '2014-06-10 11:32:30', 115),
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M<sup>r</sup> ---- &amp; M<sup>rs</sup> -----</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As to the <condition n=\"31\">Palsy</condition> I think it mending &amp; the remedies I\r\n            <lb />would chiefly depend upon are <treatment n=\"37\">Friction</treatment> <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment> and\r\n            <lb />perhaps cold bathing, the management of all <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I leave\r\n            <lb />to you; but I think this affection must be neglected till\r\n            <lb />another circumstance is discussed - From the <symptom n=\"131\">sore on the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"2\">Gums &amp; inside of the Lip</bodypart></symptom> I suspect the <condition n=\"20\">Venereal Taint</condition>\r\n            <lb />not quite gone &amp; think it necessary to put him on a \r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurial Course</ingredient> again &amp; let it be carried to a sensible\r\n            <lb />effect &amp; <choice><abbr>cont<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice> or perhaps increased pro re nata<note>\"As circumstance requires\".</note>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Let me advise you to give him the <ingredient n=\"15\" t=\"15\">Dec of Sarsaparill\r\n            <lb />with <ingredient n=\"66\">Mezereon</ingredient></ingredient>. I doubt know if you are acquainted with this\r\n            <lb />Remedy which is often of considerably efficacy if properly\r\n            <lb />employed. 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I am disappointed as your not finding\r\n            <lb/>the same relief as formerly from riding but continue \r\n            <lb/>it for it is proper for your complaints in every shape.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I am surprised to find the Lotion has lost its effects &amp;\r\n            <lb/>you should desire your Surgeon to make it stronger &amp; \r\n            <lb/>send me my receipt &amp; I shall order it properly.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In place of the <ingredient n=\"34\">sulphur</ingredient>, I have ordered a <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action>\r\n            <lb/>intended to <symptom n=\"7\">carry the wind better downwards</symptom>, &amp; I hope \r\n            <lb/>it shall relieve you better of the <symptom n=\"29\">belching</symptom> &amp; the pressÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>sure downwards. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"34\">Flor. sulph</ingredient> Ê’vj <ingredient n=\"45\">Cryst. tart.</ingredient> p. subtil. <action n=\"21\">Elect. lenit.</action> @ Ê’ij\r\n                <lb/>Pulv. <ingredient n=\"10\">jalapp. comp.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"17\">Nuc. mosch. ras.</ingredient> @ Ê’j <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl.</ingredient>\r\n                <lb/>q.s. ut f. 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(1689, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c4237\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:4237] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN] / Regarding: Mr Robert Thomson (Thompson) (Patient) / 3 April 1778 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Vivien Williams</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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I agree with you that the threatening of\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"16\">Hydropic symptoms</condition> in the circumstance at present chiefly\r\n            <lb />alarming and that the obviating of these should be our chief\r\n            <lb />attention.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />A great many proper medecines seem to have been\r\n            <lb />already employed. but I observe that they have been chiefly\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"12\">diuretic</action> and <action n=\"24\">purgative</action>; but I am of opinion that that the\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"24\">Hydragogue Purgative</action> cannot be safely employed and that \r\n            <lb />to draw off the collected water and prevent its further\r\n            <lb />growth we must chiefly operate by the more slow\r\n            <lb /><unclear>and</unclear> gentle evacuation by Urine. If you have found any\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"12\">diuretic</action> more powerful than the rest I leave you to\r\n            <lb />insist in the use of it; but I must observe to you that\r\n            <lb />I have the greatest favour for the <ingredient n=\"92\">Syrupus Colchici</ingredient>, when\r\n            <lb />employed in due quantity, much greater than that\r\n            <lb />Dose prescribed by <illegible w=\"1\"/> or commonly employed in <subst><add place=\"above\">this</add><del>the</del></subst> Country\r\n            <lb />by any body but myself. I have a Lady just now taking it to\r\n            <lb />the quantity of two ounces every twenty four hours with a\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />very good effect. You may begin with a dose of two drams\r\n            <lb />to be repeated every four hours, and in this way you may go\r\n            <lb />to what length the Patient bears or seems necessary; but take\r\n            <lb />care that it is made from fresh roots tolerably acrid\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />While this or other <action n=\"12\">diuretics</action> are employed I think it\r\n            <lb />will be necessary to try to restore the tone of the System by\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeates</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> and for that purpose I have\r\n            <lb />inclosed a formula. I have proposed only five grams\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"35\">Limature</ingredient> to begin with, but you may carry it as he bears \r\n            <lb />it to one Scruple.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />With these medecines I would advise a middle diet,\r\n            <lb />not full either in quantity or quality nor on the other hand\r\n            <lb />of Vegetables alone. I should think that Milk and farinacea\r\n            <lb />should make the principal part of it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Exercise is likely to be of great service to him but the \r\n            <lb />best is that taking in the open air and there it should be\r\n            <lb />daily or as constantly as the weather will any ways perÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mit and always to the length that he can easily bear.\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"37\">Frictions</treatment> also employed only in the mornings and always\r\n            <lb />from below upwards will contribute their part.\r\n            <lb />Laced Stockings may also be usefull. These however not of\r\n            <lb />flannel but of a strong <illegible w=\"1\"/> and exactly adjusted to as\r\n            <lb />always to press more below than above.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>I am always &amp;c</salute>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 3<sup>d.</sup> April 1778</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4237, 2, '2013-07-23 17:25:19', 55),
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Hence, it was impossible for me to obÂ¬\r\n            <lb />serve the appointment of waiting on you at half an\r\n            <lb />hour past 12 of this day. To say the truth, 12 had struck\r\n            <lb />before I was out of Bed; And, even had that not been the\r\n            <lb />Case, there was an absolute Necessity of riding into the\r\n            <lb />Country and <unclear>rouuctery</unclear> mt Animal Spirits. 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By external Applications he has in vain -- \r\n            <lb />attempted to heal them; And, tho\' he has oftener than once\r\n            <lb />dried one Sore, he has never succeeded in both. On the\r\n            <lb />contrary he has experienced that what he seemingly -- \r\n            <lb />removed has again quickly returned: From all -- \r\n            <lb />which I concluded the <symptom n=\"46\">Discharge</symptom> to be rather salutary\r\n            <lb />than hurtful and every attempt to stop it to be very\r\n            <lb />dangerous. At present he has a <treatment n=\"11\">Pea in each <bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart></treatment> above\r\n            <lb />the Sore and uses Solutions, Decoctions and the strongest\r\n            <lb />spirits for <illegible w=\"1\"/>. About the 63 or 65 he received a hurt\r\n            <lb />upon his <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart> which did little more than ruffle the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />and indeed his Disorder, cannot be accounted for in -- \r\n            <lb />any other Manner as none of our Family have at any\r\n            <lb />Period been affected with the <condition n=\"41\">King\'s Evil</condition>. But I susÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pect\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />he has fed his Disease by <ingredient n=\"62\">Salt</ingredient> Provisions of which he was\r\n            <lb />exceedingly fond and which, considering our proneness\r\n            <lb />to the <condition n=\"43\">Scurvy</condition>, ought therefore cautiously to be avoided -- \r\n            <lb />In fact, his Appetite before and since till very lately was\r\n            <lb />sharp and he constantly indulged it, perhaps, at least\r\n            <lb />in my opinion, intemperately which has probably <choice><abbr>bro<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>brought</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />upon him the <symptom n=\"187\">Bloody Flux</symptom>, a Disease to which he -- \r\n            <lb />has been subject for some years and on which I shall\r\n            <lb />barely remark, that he is bad with it 5 days out of 7 -- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />In short, he is seized with <symptom n=\"9\">Lassitude</symptom>, oppressed with a\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"10\">Palpitation of <bodypart n=\"42\">Heart</bodypart></symptom>, <symptom n=\"12\">panting for breath</symptom> before he has -- \r\n            <lb />walked 100 yards uphill, and, according to the Judgement\r\n            <lb />of his Surgeon, altogether infirm, his <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart> muc\r\n            <lb />spent.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Forgive my Inability and Inaccuracy in laying\r\n            <lb />his Case before you; And, when you have confided -- \r\n            <lb />it, do me the Favour of forwarding your Opinion to\r\n            <lb />me; Writer in Greenock -- I shall not fail to -- \r\n            <lb />make the proper acknowledgement And I am -- \r\n            <lb />Respectfully ----- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Your Most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>H.</abbr><expan>Humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />Patrick Campbell\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n            \r\n        </p>   \r\n</postscript> \r\n        </div>\r\n<div>\r\n<handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Pat. Campbell\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />22 <choice><abbr>Feb.<sup>February</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1778\r\n            <lb />8 N.70\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n</annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1494, 11, '2014-10-13 16:13:40', 87),
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<unclear>drapery</unclear> way - The hopefull\r\n            <lb/>way I was in of being cured from following you directions at that\r\n            <lb/>time encouragd me to embrace an <add place=\"above\">eligible</add> oppertunity I had of taking the\r\n            <lb/>World in hand - but in spite of all my care &amp; vigilance I have\r\n            <lb/>for this six weeks past been in as bad a situation as ever, as \r\n            <lb/>my distance from <choice><abbr>W<sup>t</sup>haven</abbr><expan>Whitehaven</expan></choice> marks it rather inconvenient recurring \r\n            <lb/>to Mr Harris again I have <unclear>presumed</unclear> of myself to implore your\r\n            <lb/>advice, for which I hope you will accept of the inclosd notes\r\n            <lb/>Value 2 Guineas - Agreable to your directions I have made use\r\n            <lb/>of the cold bath, taken 2 powders a day of <ingredient n=\"35\">steel rust</ingredient> 5 <choice><abbr>Gr<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>Grains</expan></choice>, <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>10 <choice><abbr>Gra:</abbr><expan>Grains</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"50\">White Sugar</ingredient> 10 <choice><abbr>Gra:</abbr><expan>Grains</expan></choice> washed down with 3 <add place=\"above\">or 4</add> table spoonfulls of the dicoction\r\n   <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>of <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> --- what flatter\'d me most was, that I have\r\n            <lb/>enjoyed much better spirits since I begun this tho I cant say\r\n            <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"132\">seminal parts</bodypart> were ever much strengthend - in order to\r\n            <lb/>avoid <symptom n=\"145\">an accident</symptom> which is mostly brought on by <symptom n=\"145\">lascivious\r\n            <lb/>dreams</symptom>, I have for this long time <symptom n=\"17\">slept only 3 hours in the <choice><abbr>Even<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>Evening</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; 2 in the Morning</symptom> however with this precausion I have &amp; cant\r\n            <lb/>avoid an emission of <bodypart n=\"132\">semen</bodypart> once, or twice, or three, a week\r\n            <lb/>within this Month my <symptom n=\"6\">spirits are become much worse</symptom>, my faculties\r\n            <lb/>are very <symptom n=\"66\">numb</symptom> and <symptom n=\"96\">stupid</symptom>, have sometimes <condition n=\"58\">hardly any <add place=\"above\">more</add> action\r\n            <lb/>or Ideas than an Idiot</condition>, but has two or three days interval of ease \r\n            <lb/>perhaps in a week -- In March I was in London a month &amp; during\r\n            <lb/>that time &amp; two weeks more I discontinued following bathing or the \r\n            <lb/>Medicine - and coud not perhaps be so regular in my diet &amp; \r\n            <lb/>drinking as had I been at home whether my present bad spirits\r\n            <lb/>may be imputed to that I cant tell, perhaps this season of the Year\r\n            <lb/>may be against me - about the 20<sup>th</sup> of April I begun bathing &amp; \r\n            <lb/>went every Morning under a fall of Water which I presume may \r\n            <lb/>be agreable to your approbaton, in preference to bathing in the \r\n            <lb/>house - I continued that &amp; the <ingredient n=\"1\">barks</ingredient> &amp;c for a Month, discontinued\r\n            <lb/>both after that for 2 Weeks, have since that bath\'d 3 or 4 times in a week\r\n            <lb/>only, which M<sup>r</sup> <unclear>Balentintine</unclear> an apothecary here advisd me to try\r\n            <lb/>and am still taking the Medicine, after all my disorder is still\r\n   <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>as grevious as possible &amp; my anguish under the <symptom n=\"6\">depression of\r\n            <lb/>spirits</symptom> is so great I cant avoid exclaiming must I indeed perish?\r\n            <lb/>or what more can be done for such an unfortunate wretch?\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>- If I sleep more than three of 4 hours together I am sure of <symptom n=\"145\">an\r\n            <lb/>accident</symptom> and observe they are always preceeded by <symptom n=\"145\">lascivious\r\n            <lb/>dreams</symptom> which I cant avoid. M<sup>r</sup> Harris wou\'d inform you in my\r\n            <lb/>case that this <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> has been upon me for 10 or 12 years that\r\n            <lb/>I am about 28 years of age &amp;c --- I live very amstemious \r\n            <lb/>but dont use very much out door exercize on account of my\r\n            <lb/>business -- I hope Doctor Cullen will be able to \r\n            <lb/>gather a proper Idea of my situation from the premises, <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb/>must own there is far less said, &amp; in a more <illegible w=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>manner than I coud wish - but my faculties are quite impaired\r\n            <lb/>- nor have I resolution or steadiness for doing any thing \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                I am Sir\r\n                <lb/>Your very <choice><abbr>Hble Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Honourable Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed><choice><abbr>Tho<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>Thomas</expan></choice> Bushby</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>To\r\n            <lb/>Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb/>Edinburgh\r\n        </p>        \r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Th. Bushby\r\n                <lb/>June 23<sup>d</sup> 1778\r\n                <lb/>IX 1\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>    \r\n</body>', 1522, 2, '2013-09-30 14:03:26', 169),
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She and\r\n            <lb />Friends that are with Her will give you a full account\r\n            <lb />of Her Case so that I need say little on that Subject. ---\r\n            <lb />She is 16, Years of age, of a <symptom n=\"31\">lax</symptom> and irritable Habit, come of\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"12\">consumptive</condition> Parents, particularly, Her Mother, <add place=\"above\">who</add> was liable to a\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"35\">HÃ¦moptysis</symptom> and died of its Consequences, a <condition n=\"1\">Phthisis</condition>. She has had\r\n            <lb />irregular Returns of the <condition n=\"8\">Menses</condition>, in small Quantities and at\r\n            <lb />different Periods for more than a Year past, and has likewise\r\n            <lb />been affected with an <symptom n=\"65\">HÃ¦moptoe</symptom> for much the same time.\r\n            <lb />She at times discharges a considerable Quantity of florid <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />but in general <symptom n=\"35\">spits</symptom> or hawks up a watery Ichor of <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />mixt with Saliva, &amp;c. Lately She had a <condition n=\"8\">copious menstrual</condition>\r\n            <lb />Evacuation, and the <symptom n=\"35\">Spitting of Blood</symptom> at the same time or\r\n            <lb />Pain in her <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart> and is frequently troubled with a <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb />The <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> in substance, and infused among water, The <ingredient n=\"67\" t=\"12\">Elixir Vitriol.\r\n                <lb />Dulc.</ingredient> and gentle <treatment n=\"21\">laxatives</treatment> when <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> required, are the only\r\n            <lb />Medicines She has got.  She has been in the Country this, and\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />last Summer, has observed <illegible w=\"1\" /> regularity in Regimen\r\n            <lb />with a Milk and vegetable or at least a mild Diet, and\r\n            <lb />riding on Horseback when the weather would allow -\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"14\">Leeches</treatment> have been once or twice applyed to her <bodypart n=\"24\">Feet</bodypart> when\r\n            <lb />the Pain of her <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart> and <symptom n=\"35\">Bloodspitting</symptom> were severe.\r\n            <lb />This much concerning the abovementioned Lady, Miss Swan;\r\n            <lb />but I must beg your Opinion a little further about M<sup>r.</sup>\r\n            <lb />Thomson, of whem I wrote you in April last, tho from his\r\n            <lb />Circumstances I cannot promise you another Fee--\r\n            <lb />The <ingredient n=\"92\" t=\"18\">Syrup. Colchici</ingredient>, tho instantly made from fresh Roots\r\n            <lb />and given fully to the Quantity you directed had little or no\r\n            <lb />effect, as a <action n=\"12\">Dieuretic</action> or otherways. The <symptom n=\"63\">OEdematous Swelling</symptom>\r\n            <lb />of his <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"18\">Thighs</bodypart> encreased, and what appeared\r\n            <lb />uncommon was, that it subsided in one <bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"18\">Thigh</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />and then the other was affected with it.  In this manner The\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom> has alternated several times, but it does not go off\r\n            <lb />entirely, the <bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart> &amp;c. only becoming considerably less and softer\r\n            <lb />when the other swells. He had no pain in them as formerly, tho\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom> was so great as to prevent him from taking\r\n            <lb />and Exercise. The <bodypart n=\"64\"><bodypart n=\"46\">Belly</bodypart></bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"26\">Thorax</bodypart> seem as yet to be free\r\n            <lb />from any Collections of Water, tho some Weeks ago, when his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> were not much <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom>, He was seized with a <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and <symptom n=\"146\">Hickup</symptom> which made us dread Water in the <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart>. He in\r\n            <lb />general <symptom n=\"27\">voids little Urine</symptom>, and all along has made a greater\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Quantity thro the night than in the Day  Of late He has been\r\n            <lb />in the Country, got a little Horse which He rides daily, and\r\n            <lb />seems to have acquired more Strength &amp; is every way better.\r\n            <lb />The only Medicine He uses is <ingredient n=\"8\">Crem. Tartar</ingredient> made into a ElectuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ary with <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\"><choice><abbr>Syr. Ros.</abbr><expan>Syrup Rosa palid.</expan></choice></ingredient><note>\'Pilid\' in this context presumably indicates \'pale\' or \'mild\'.</note>. and taken so as to prevent <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />He indeed often takes <action n=\"24\">purgative</action> Pills unknown to D<sup>r.</sup>Watson\r\n            <lb />or me, and is of the Opinion that He is never well as\r\n            <lb />when He has several Stools in 24 Hours, which keeps him\r\n            <lb />from recovering Strength. We were once thinking of\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"50\">Scarifying</treatment> his <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> when so much <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom> but were somewhat\r\n            <lb />apprehensive of the Consequence -  I suspect His Complaints\r\n            <lb />will recur when the Season changes and would be glad\r\n            <lb />of your Judicious Sentiments about Him -- I am with the\r\n            <lb />greatest Respect and Esteem\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />your most humble Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>John Mudie</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Montrose 4<sup>th.</sup> August 1778</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />P. S. M<sup>r.</sup> Thomson did not, take or indeed would not take\r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeates</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> <add place=\"above\">you advised</add> regularly. They would, no\r\n            <lb />doubt, be proper now to brace him up.    J. M.\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <p>\r\n                    <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Mudie <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n                    <lb />Miss Swan and\r\n                    <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Thomson\r\n                    <lb />Aug. 4<sup>th</sup> 1778.\r\n                    <lb />V. IX. .p. 31.\r\n            </p>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n                <p>\r\n                    <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n                </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1542, 3, '2014-06-12 14:37:03', 100),
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He may take the first draught in bed\r\n           <lb/>but should get up before he takes <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> second which may be in half an\r\n           <lb/>hour after. He should begin by taking a gill only at one\r\n           <lb/>Draught &amp; repeat every half hour till be has taken three such\r\n           <lb/>for the first or second day but the day after if he finds the\r\n           <lb/>whey sits easy enough on his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> he may take four \r\n           <lb/>Draughts &amp; by degrees he may increase the quantity of each\r\n           <lb/>till he can take four half mutchkins every <choice><abbr>Morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>Morning</expan></choice>.\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>Farther he should never go &amp; even in going so far he\r\n  <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n           <lb/>should do it by slow degrees only &amp; never go faster or farther\r\n           <lb/>than his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> easily bears. If the goats can be brought\r\n           <lb/>to near home as that the Milk may be curdled with the heat\r\n           <lb/>it has from the goats it will be best, but however it is to be done\r\n           <lb/>let care be taken to keep the whey warm, while the Capt<sup>n</sup> is\r\n           <lb/>drinking it, and it will be best done by the vessel containing\r\n           <lb/>the whey in another vessel filled with warm water.\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>Let so much milk always be curdled as will give enough of whey\r\n           <lb/>by merely breaking the whey <del>by</del> without pressing it.\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>While he is drinking the whey at the interval of half an \r\n           <lb/>hour between each draught he should walk walk about \r\n           <lb/>a little, if the weather is fine without Doors but if it is cold or\r\n           <lb/>wet be should keep withn. He should not take breakfast\r\n           <lb/>till an hour after the finishing of <del>the</del> his whey &amp; if the\r\n           <lb/>weather is good he may ride out gently for half an hour <del>after</del>\r\n           <lb/>before breakfast. For the conduct of the rest of the day it is to be\r\n           <lb/>the same as directed for Calderwood. He should be often on horseback\r\n           <lb/>but never long at one time, &amp; he must avoid either great heat or\r\n           <lb/>much damp<del>s</del> &amp; this will direct his management for mid day <add place=\"above\">&amp;</add>\r\n           <lb/><choice><abbr>Even<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>Evening</expan></choice>. - I can find no reason for changing my directions about \r\n           <lb/>diet. The <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> must be more entirely gone before I do.\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>I have no medicines to propose for the goat whey course except\r\n           <lb/>the same <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> pills that I ordered before and to be used in the\r\n           <lb/>same  manner.\r\n       </p>\r\n       <closer>\r\n           <signed>W.C</signed>\r\n           <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 23<sup>d</sup> June 1778</dateline>\r\n       </closer>\r\n   </div> \r\n</body>', 4259, 3, '2013-12-23 15:16:47', 65),
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October? 1777? / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Gillian Weir</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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There is a <condition n=\"3\">Gouty</condition> disposition prevailing in\r\n            <lb/>every part of his body &amp; when it does not produce <choice><abbr>painf</abbr><expan>painful</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"62\">Inflamation</symptom> in\r\n            <lb/>some of his <bodypart n=\"52\">Extremities</bodypart> it must affect his Internal parts, His <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> has\r\n            <lb/>been frequently affected in a troublesome &amp; even a dangerous degree. Hitherto\r\n            <lb/>however the danger has not been immediately threatening but if a great deal\r\n            <lb/>of care is not taken both by medicine &amp; Regimen the disease may attack at his\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> in the most dangerous manner. It is therefore from a sincere\r\n            <lb/>concern that I earnestly offer the following advice. The first thing to be wished \r\n            <lb/>for is that <choice><abbr>S<sup>r</sup> Tho<sup>s</sup> sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>Sir Thomas should</expan></choice> have as much fresh air &amp; Exercise as his strength &amp; state\r\n            <lb/>of health can admitt off or easily bear. Everyday that is tolerably mild &amp; fair he\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> go on horseback &amp; when the weather is more uncertain or he is more infirm he\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> go in a carriage. When <choice><abbr>S<sup>r</sup> Thos<sup>\'s</sup></abbr><expan>Sir Thomas\'s</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"8\">appetite is bad</symptom> &amp; his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> <symptom n=\"61\">squeamish</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>he must endeavour to get in some nourishment as well as he can by taking \r\n            <lb/>some light &amp; liquid things as broth Jellies, caudle &amp; the farinaceous things as barley\r\n            <lb/>rice &amp; sago dressed in the manner he likes best but his <bodypart n=\"2\">pallate</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> may\r\n            <lb/>be reconciled to them by a little Madeira or other wine. A weak chocolate may be a \r\n            <lb/>proper nourishment either in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> morning or at night, neither Tea nor Coffee are\r\n            <lb/>proper for him at any time. The diet I have mentioned is designed for the \r\n            <lb/>times when his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> is weakly &amp; his <symptom n=\"8\">appetite</symptom> bad, but it will be always\r\n            <lb/>of great advantage to him when he can bear it to take any little solid food but\r\n            <lb/>it should be the lighter kinds &amp; plain dressed without Bacon frying or \r\n            <lb/>Boiling. The lighter kinds of white fish if boiled &amp; taken <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a light sauce are very\r\n            <lb/>allowable if not taken together, Raw Oysters in a moderate number are also\r\n            <lb/>allowable but all sort of dressed Oysters or other shellfish are of difficult digestion &amp; \r\n            <lb/>unfit for <choice><abbr>S<sup>r</sup> Tho<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>Sir Thomas</expan></choice>. A potched or soft boiled Egg maybe frequently proper but not \r\n            <lb/>too often. With all or any of his Victuals <choice><abbr>S<sup>r</sup> Tho<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>Sir Thomas</expan></choice> may take some spiceries\r\n            <lb/>but the frequent &amp; large use of these are very improper &amp; the same thing is to \r\n            <lb/>be <choice><abbr>s<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>said</expan></choice> of salt or salted meats. All the vegetables from the Garden are to be taken \r\n            <lb/>with great caution &amp; for the most part they will be too cold &amp; <symptom n=\"7\">flatulent</symptom> for the \r\n  <pb n=\"2\"/>          \r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>. In drinking, every kind of Malt liquor must be avoided. For \r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>ord<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>ordinary</expan></choice> drinks Water with a little spirits, or a litle Madeira in it is the \r\n            <lb/>only proper. When <choice><abbr>S<sup>r</sup> Tho<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>Sir Thomas</expan></choice> has no <symptom n=\"34\">feverishness</symptom> upon him 2 or 3 Glasses\r\n            <lb/>of wine at meals are not only allowable but proper &amp; supposing the safer\r\n            <lb/>Glasses only are to be taken they ought to be of the stronger kind of wine\r\n            <lb/>as Madeira, Good Sherry, or Red Port; all the weaker wines as Claret\r\n            <lb/>french white wine or Rhenish are very improper. It is possible that <choice><abbr>S<sup>r</sup> Tho<sup>s\'s</sup></abbr><expan>Sir Thomas\'s</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> may bear no kind of wine &amp; may require spirits &amp; water, or perhaps \r\n            <lb/>plain spirits in so much that I cannot put an absolute negative even upon\r\n            <lb/>the last but I must say that the use of them is ready to draw into a habit\r\n            <lb/>&amp; there would be nothing more certainly pernicious. With the above manageÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ment of Exercise &amp; diet it is to be hoped that <choice><abbr>S<sup>r</sup> Tho<sup>s\'s</sup></abbr><expan>Sir Thomas\'s</expan></choice> health may preÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>served &amp; for prescribing his constitution &amp; determining the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> to take its proÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>per course I depend upon his regimen more than upon any medicine, but \r\n            <lb/>his constitution has been shaken so much &amp; the <condition n=\"3\">Gouty</condition> affection has of late taken\r\n            <lb/>so much hold of his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> that I do think it necessary for him to use some\r\n            <lb/>medicines to prevent the Gouts taking a firmer seat there. With this view \r\n            <lb/>I have ordered some medicines on a paper apart <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I hope <choice><abbr>S<sup>r</sup> Tho<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>Sir Thomas</expan></choice> will\r\n            <lb/>employ &amp; I would not have him employ them but for a fortnight at one \r\n            <lb/>time or at least no longer till I have a report of their effects Besides\r\n            <lb/>these medicines <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I have now advised I think it will be very proper\r\n            <lb/>for <choice><abbr>S<sup>r</sup> Tho<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>Sir Thomas</expan></choice> to have his body frequently opened <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> the <ingredient n=\"101\">Guaiacum</ingredient> but it\r\n            <lb/>should not be too frequently &amp; always moderately as I have settled the\r\n            <lb/>matter <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Wood. I think also that when his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> happens\r\n            <lb/>to be in the same low state as it has been of late the Cordial\r\n            <lb/>mixture he has of late employed will still be very proper\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n      \r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n            <recipe>\r\n<choice>\r\n<orig>\r\n                <lb/>pulv. <ingredient n=\"12\">chalybeat.</ingredient> sing. ex gr. v bis in die\r\n                <lb/>Infus. <ingredient n=\"1\">cort. Peruv.</ingredient> frigid. <unclear>ex cort.</unclear> â„¥Å¿s Aq. lbij T. cort. P. â„¥iv</orig><reg>Take five grains of powdered\r\n                    <ingredient n=\"12\">chalybeat.</ingredient> twice a day. Half an ounce of cold infusion of <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian bark</ingredient> <unclear>of bark</unclear> and two pounds of water. 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When I had the pleasure of seeing you I acquainted\r\n            <lb/>you that my complaints began in the month of november, arising from a <bodypart n=\"60\"><symptom n=\"24\">Visceral obstruction</symptom></bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>in the <bodypart n=\"64\">lower belly</bodypart>, occasioned by my <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> being continually wet when I went to see the people\r\n            <lb/>(there being at that time a very hard Gale of wind and the Ship taking in water) I was seized\r\n            <lb/>with a <symptom n=\"2\">voilent shivering</symptom>, a great distention of the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>, <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom> at the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, <symptom n=\"15\">a full and frequent\r\n            <lb/>pulse</symptom> attended with <symptom n=\"68\">great thirst</symptom>, <treatment n=\"1\">I immediately took from myself 16/ounces of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart></treatment>, in an hour\r\n            <lb/>after cleaned my <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> with 6 grains of <ingredient n=\"26\"><choice><abbr>Ipeca:</abbr><expan>Ipecacuanha</expan></choice></ingredient> The <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom> symptoms still continuing to increase\r\n            <lb/>in about 4 hours <treatment n=\"1\">after the first bleeding, I took 16 ounces more</treatment>, drank plentifully  of Barley Water\r\n            <lb/>and <ingredient n=\"91\">nitre</ingredient> with a little <ingredient n=\"76\">manna</ingredient> in every second drink, But first received three <treatment n=\"8\">injections</treatment> in an\r\n            <lb/>hour, pretty strong, thay all remained, I then turned quite <symptom n=\"33\">delirious</symptom> and my mate <treatment n=\"1\">took another bit \r\n            <lb/>of blood</treatment> from me; a <symptom n=\"28\">profuse sweating</symptom> came on the third day of the <symptom n=\"33\">Delirium</symptom> with a large\r\n            <lb/>and fetid passage by stool. He then gave me <ingredient n=\"76\">manna</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"125\">soluble tartar</ingredient>, The <symptom n=\"33\">Delirium</symptom> abated and \r\n            <lb/>I continued on the above <action n=\"18\">evacuants</action> till I recovered so well not to take 2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> with\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"261\">Elix<sup>r</sup> Vitriol</ingredient>. We then came in from our Cruize but was <del>obliged</del> in three days to go to sea again\r\n            <lb/>I was obliged to go a shore to the Hospital to survey some men and it being a bold rainy day\r\n            <lb/>got myself a good deal wet, and while I was talking with Doctor Far the Physician, was on\r\n            <lb/>a sudden seized with a <symptom n=\"66\">numbness</symptom> in my <bodypart n=\"15\">left hand</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"4\">upper lip</bodypart> and <symptom n=\"81\">my <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart> denyed me\r\n            <lb/>utterances</symptom>. In this state I remained an hour and a quarter, The Doctor ordered me a strong <unclear><ingredient n=\"194\">nervine</ingredient></unclear>\r\n            <lb/>mixture, and to take a spoonful of <ingredient n=\"16\">mustard seed</ingredient> three times a day. I followed his advice\r\n            <lb/>and found good effect from it, having the <symptom n=\"57\">spasms</symptom> but seldom, every second or third\r\n  <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>day, nor did they continue quite so long as at first, never exceeding an hour Except when on my\r\n            <lb/>journey to London and then I had them every day, which I attributed to the Cold and shaking\r\n            <lb/>of the Carriage. -- On my coming to London, I gave over the <ingredient n=\"16\">Mustard</ingredient> and was desired to substitute\r\n            <lb/>in its place, Pill <ingredient n=\"154\">Gum amminiacum</ingredient>, and <ingredient n=\"162\">storax</ingredient>, 10 grains of each a day --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The <symptom n=\"57\">spasms</symptom> are now less frequent But the symptoms at present are a continual rolling of my tongue\r\n            <lb/>which is white and Chopt, <symptom n=\"17\">want of sleep</symptom>, <symptom n=\"15\">a full and frequent pulse</symptom> (more than usualy. at times a slight\r\n            <lb/>degree of <symptom n=\"33\">delirium</symptom>, which I attribute to my want of rest I forgot to mention that from the time\r\n            <lb/>I was seized with the <symptom n=\"57\">spasms</symptom> I have constantly taken a mixture of <ingredient n=\"274\"><choice><abbr>Tinct: Cast</abbr><expan>Tinctura fuliginis</expan></choice></ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"22\"><choice><abbr>volat: Valeriana</abbr><expan>volatile Valerian</expan></choice></ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>my appetite is tolerably good, <symptom n=\"68\">I have no uncommon thirst</symptom>, <symptom n=\"11\">my eyesight is greatly impaired</symptom> and \r\n            <lb/>after a <symptom n=\"57\">spasm</symptom> a continual running off of tears. On tuesday I had a slight <symptom n=\"57\">spasm</symptom> in both my \r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"4\">upper lip</bodypart> -- Thus Sir, have I in as distinct a manner as any memory will\r\n            <lb/>admit of given you an account of my illness, and of the manner I have been treated.\r\n            <lb/>You will be so good as excuse any incorrectness, as my <symptom n=\"11\">eyesight will not serve me\r\n            <lb/>to write myself am obliged to dictate to another</symptom>. Your taking my case into conÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>sideration as soon as possible will greatly oblige\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb/>Sir\r\n                <lb/>your most obedient humble servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed><illegible w=\"1\"/> Brown</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb/>Haddington\r\n                <lb/>June the 25<sup>th</sup> 1778\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n          <p>\r\n              <lb/>Doctor Cullen\r\n          </p> \r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Browns\r\n                <lb/>Case\r\n                <lb/>June 28 1778\r\n                <lb/>9 p. 2<sup>d</sup>\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1524, 2, '2013-09-12 11:02:26', 140),
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He was also several\r\n            <lb />times affected with <symptom n=\"22\">fits of giddiness</symptom> &amp; frequently\r\n            <lb />with <symptom n=\"13\">fits of deafness</symptom>. Many of these symptoms\r\n            <lb />have frequently recurred in the winter especially\r\n            <lb />on his being affected with fresh cold ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <head>--- Advice ---</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Comp<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>Complaints</expan></choice> entirely <symptom n=\"127\">Rheumatic</symptom> &amp; owing to cold. I hope\r\n        <lb />they may be removed by the following measures\r\n        <lb />1<sup>st</sup> Avoid fresh cold, being heated by exercise, the\r\n        <lb />sun or warm chambers, the night air, moist or cold air\r\n        <lb />Avoid exposing his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart> to any\r\n        <lb />stream of air, these parts should be always well\r\n        <lb />covered &amp; he should not quit his flannel <unclear>Callot</unclear>\r\n        <lb />before Midsummer &amp; only then cutting it away by\r\n        <lb />degrees, &amp; again renew it by the end of <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> -\r\n </p> \r\n <p>       \r\n        <lb />To restore the perspiration of the parts affected\r\n        <lb />they should be <treatment n=\"39\">rubbed</treatment> every morning with a flannel\r\n        <lb />or <treatment n=\"18\">flesh brush</treatment>, gently but it should be continued for\r\n        <lb />several minutes upon every par<unclear>t</unclear>. -\r\n     </p>\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n      <p>\r\n          <lb />To promote &amp; support the perspiration of the\r\n          <lb />whole body I have ordered below two <choice><abbr>Med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>Medicines</expan></choice>\r\n      </p>    \r\n      <p>    \r\n          <lb />The first is a parcel of Pills, of <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he is to take three\r\n          <lb />for a dose at bedtime for a fortnight together. They someÂ¬\r\n          <lb />times open the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>, &amp; if they should do more than\r\n          <lb />keep the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> <choice><abbr>reg<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice> the dose must be diminished &amp;\r\n          <lb />keeped within that bounds &amp; make them go more\r\n          <lb />entirely by the <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart> - After a fortnight trial, they\r\n          <lb />are to be intermitted for a fortnight or longer &amp; then\r\n          <lb />renewed\r\n      </p>  \r\n      <p>\r\n          <lb />The 2<sup>d</sup> <choice><abbr>med</abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice> is a liquid to be taken in drops <add place =\"above\">fifty for a dose</add>, on\r\n          <lb />a little <ingredient n=\"50\">powdered sugar</ingredient>, dissolved in a little white wine\r\n          <lb />whey not very warm &amp; they may be washed down\r\n          <lb />with a little more of the same a little warmer ---\r\n      </p>   \r\n      <p>    \r\n          <lb />The does is to be taken at bed time &amp; is to be taken\r\n          <lb />twice a week when he is not taking the pills &amp; especially\r\n          <lb />at any time he suspects fresh cold or any threatening\r\n          <lb />of any return of his Complaints &amp; at such times\r\n          <lb />they may be taken for two or three nights following\r\n          <lb />at all times he will be the better for riding on <choice><abbr>h.\r\n          <lb />back</abbr><expan>horseback</expan></choice> and other gentle exercise.\r\n      </p>  \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum. guaiac</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"50\">Sacch. alb. d</ingredient> aa Ê’i, <ingredient n=\"68\">Piper <unclear>farm</unclear></ingredient> pulv. 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For preventing returns we must use\r\n            <lb />a light diet taking care never to fill his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />with any kind of animal food and to avoid\r\n            <lb />all things heavy of difficult digestion. His ordinary\r\n            <lb />drink should be plain water but when his\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />        \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"12\">breathing is more than usual uneasy</symptom> he may\r\n            <lb />put to his water as much as the cooling Mixture\r\n            <lb />prescribed on the paper apart as will render\r\n            <lb />the water slightly acid. He must avoid all kinds\r\n            <lb />of Malt liquor. He may take a glass or two\r\n            <lb />of wine at dinner but must of no account go\r\n            <lb />farther as being in the least heated by strong\r\n            <lb />drink will always <unclear>aggravat</unclear> his complaints\r\n        </p>      \r\n        <p>    \r\n            <lb />He must avoid all sort of bodily exercises but of\r\n            <lb />the most gentle kind but going on horseback or\r\n            <lb />in a carriage at an easy pace may be of much\r\n            <lb />service to him. He must take great care to avoid\r\n            <lb />cold and in damp and cold weather he should keep\r\n            <lb />much at home. In very warm weather he must\r\n            <lb />keep himself as cool as possible &amp; particularly\r\n            <lb />avoid being in the sun. He should always go to\r\n            <lb />bed betimes in the evening and get up pretty early\r\n            <lb />in the morning but several times a day he may\r\n            <lb />rest upon his bed for a little but without sleeping.\r\n            <lb />He should continue the <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> in his <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> but it\r\n            <lb />may be shifted from the one <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> into the other\r\n            <lb />To prevent the frequent returns of his disease\r\n            <lb />I hope the <action n=\"19\">pectoral</action> pills prescribed on the paper\r\n            <lb />apart will be of service he may take them\r\n            <lb />for two or three weeks together but he should\r\n            <lb />then lay them aside &amp; only after a week or two\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />       \r\n            <lb />intermission take another course of them\r\n            <lb />upon returns of more severe <condition n=\"14\">asthma</condition> if it has\r\n            <lb />brought on by smoke dust or other such accident\r\n            <lb />causes it may be expected to go soon off again\r\n            <lb />&amp; it will not be necessary to have recourse to\r\n            <lb />any medicine but if the fit either obstinate or if\r\n            <lb />it has come on withour evident cause I expect it\r\n            <lb />will be relieved by the use of the <ingredient n=\"67\">ethereal spirit</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />prescribed on the paper apart. The dose at first\r\n            <lb />may be a single tea spoonfull but it may be\r\n            <lb />increased to two or three &amp; taken two or three\r\n            <lb />times a day but observe that it should be <unclear>reserved</unclear>\r\n            <lb />as much as possible for severe fits as a frequent\r\n            <lb />repetition render it of less effect. It must\r\n            <lb />always be taken in a little water &amp; the best\r\n            <lb />way of managing it is by pouring the dose into\r\n            <lb />a two ounce phial nearly filled with water and\r\n            <lb />stopping the phial with the thumb inverting\r\n            <lb />it and shaking it a little the whole is to be swaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />llowed so soon as poured out the phial <del>con\r\n            <lb />tin</del> containing this spririt is always to be kept\r\n            <lb />inverted and standing upon the cork. As the\r\n            <lb />spirit is consumed a little water should be added\r\n            <lb />to the phial so as keep it always nearly full.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n\r\n  <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Mackenzie</head>\r\n<recipe>   \r\n\r\n<choice>\r\n<orig> \r\n      \r\n        \r\n        <lb />Mistura refrigerans ex <ingredient n=\"315\">Sp. vitriol ten.</ingredient> &amp;c\r\n        <lb />Pil. <action n=\"19\">pectorals</action> ex <ingredient n=\"154\">g. ammoniac</ingredient> Ê’i <ingredient n=\"206\">B. 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Not to be easily relieved\r\n            <lb />but can be only by regimen. Who trusts to medicine will\r\n            <lb />lose his labor &amp; if regimen be properly observed the mediÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cines will be almost unnecessary.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Be often in the fresh air &amp; gentle exercise.\r\n            <lb />The best manner of this is by pursuing a journey of\r\n            <lb />some length, on horseback. 30 or 40 miles a day for two\r\n            <lb />or three weeks. A small degree of fatigue will perhaps be\r\n            <lb />of service but much fatigue will do harm. His going to\r\n            <lb />London now is a good opportunity. On the road let him\r\n            <lb />take every object which can give him amusement &amp;\r\n            <lb />contrive by so measuring his daily journies as to be a fortnight on the road.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When at home, be moderate in application to his\r\n            <lb />business which I suspect has already hurt him. Walking\r\n            <lb />if not to heat or fatigue, is good but <choice><abbr>rid<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>riding</expan></choice> is better for\r\n            <lb />him. &amp; when his <symptom n=\"6\">spirits fall</symptom> or his <symptom n=\"48\"><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> goes into\r\n            <lb />disorder</symptom> his surest relief is getting on horseback. 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Avoiding <del>the</del>\r\n            <lb />sweetmeats ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />No animal food at supper. not even an egg. &amp; his\r\n            <lb />best supper will be of milk meats; as with bread,\r\n            <lb />rice, sago or other such. In case plain milk do not\r\n            <lb />digest easily; mix with it equal part of thin water\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />gruel &amp; sweeten well with sugar. He may use this\r\n            <lb />just as he would plain milk. it may be employed cold\r\n            <lb />or warm - but better if not boiled.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For ordinary drink he should take water with a little\r\n            <lb />wine in it, avoiding all malt liquors. 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These with <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> hereditary taint give the\r\n            <lb />strongest grounds to apprehend a <condition n=\"1\">Phthisis</condition> &amp; <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> it may be very difficult to\r\n            <lb />prevent, but I hope it is possible &amp; at least we ought to act in every respect as\r\n            <lb />if it were so.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Her milk &amp; vegetable diet must be continued &amp; so strictly that\r\n            <lb />except a little broth at dinner, I would not allow of any other animal\r\n            <lb />food, &amp; her only drink must be water whey or butter milk, <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup>out</abbr><expan>without</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />any fermented or spiritous Liquors. While <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> season continues\r\n            <lb />mild she should live in the Country but when Winter sets in, it\r\n            <lb />will be indifferent whether she lives in the Town or Country &amp;\r\n            <lb />perhaps the former will be the safest. While she continues in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Country, she should be much in the fresh air and in gentle exÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cercise, but walking is hazardous &amp; she should do it gently &amp; little\r\n            <lb />alone time. Riding will be safer &amp; of more service but even this\r\n            <lb />should be gently &amp; on a smooth going horse taking care that it\r\n            <lb />is never so much as to increase her <symptom n=\"35\">spitting of blood</symptom>. Going in a\r\n            <lb />Carriage will be still more secure &amp; if she could go on a journay\r\n            <lb />for two or three weeks, it is likely to be of more service than any\r\n            <lb />remedy whatever. Wherever she is it will be of the utmost conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sequence to guard against cold. She should wear a flannel shirt\r\n            <lb />next her <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> &amp; be otherwise warmly Cloathed, especially toward\r\n            <lb />Winter. She should take care not to walk out upon damp ground\r\n            <lb />to keep her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> always warm &amp; dry, &amp; take every other\r\n            <lb />precaution against damp &amp; moisture.- As soon as she is settled\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />at home let a <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> of a moderate size be applied between her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart> &amp; let a part of it be turned in to a perpetual <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment>. If this \r\n            <lb />proves very painfull or troublesome, it may be dried up and a\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"11\">pea Issue</treatment> put in to her <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart>. If her <symptom n=\"35\">spitting ofblood</symptom> continues\r\n            <lb />in any quantity &amp; especially <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>any pain in her <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> or side\r\n            <lb />or with any <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of breathing</symptom>, let a few ounces of <treatment n=\"1\">blood</treatment> be\r\n            <lb />taken from her <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> &amp; this may be repeated as occasion may\r\n            <lb />seem to require with out much regard to her monthly evacuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ations - It will be very proper to keep her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular &amp; if\r\n            <lb />necessary by the <action n=\"21\">Laxatives</action> you have experience of. To moderate\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"65\">Hamoptoe</symptom> &amp; prevent its consequences, let her take the cooling\r\n            <lb />mixture prescribed on a paper a part two or three times a day &amp; I\r\n            <lb />expect it will be particularly useful in mending her appetite.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This is all I have to say of Miss Swan &amp; I shall very willingly\r\n            <lb />give M<sup>r</sup> Thompson my best advice without expecting any sort\r\n            <lb />of Fee. --  I think it favourable that his <condition n=\"16\">Hydropic</condition> symptoms\r\n            <lb />shift their place &amp; that in general they have not increased.\r\n            <lb />However they are still so great as to require the same attention\r\n            <lb />as before. I am disappointed in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> effects ofthe <ingredient n=\"92\">Calchicum</ingredient> &amp;\r\n            <lb />cannot insist upon it, but at<choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same time his feeling himself\r\n            <lb />relieved by his <action n=\"24\">purging pills</action> is to me a proof that he will bear\r\n            <lb />some more evacuation than I though of. &amp; I <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> have him\r\n            <lb />take a medicine <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I expect will be more <action n=\"12\">Diuretic</action> than his\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"24\">purging pills</action>. The Medicine I mean is the Electuary preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />scribed on the paper apart, <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he may take two or three\r\n            <lb />times a week to the quantity that gives him two or three\r\n            <lb />stools. -- Take care that your Compound powder is well\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />tritrated. Tho I think he will be in no security till his\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"27\">urine is increased</symptom>, I think he will be much the better of employing\r\n            <lb />some of the Tonic Medicines. I formerly advised and I still earÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nestly recommend them.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <head>For Miss Swan</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥jv\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">Syr. e ros. sicc.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"315\">Spir<sup>t.</sup> vitr. ten.</ingredient> @ â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb />â„³. <choice><abbr>Sig.</abbr><expan>Signa</expan></choice>\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take four ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose water</ingredient> and a half-ounce each of <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">syrup of dried roses</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"315\">soft Oil of Vitriol</ingredient>. Mix and Label</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Thomson</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"45\">Cryst. tart.</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"466\">P. e jal. comp<sup>t.</sup></ingredient> â„¥Å¿s.\r\n                    <lb />Elect. <action n=\"21\">Lenitiv.</action> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl.</ingredient> q. s.ut\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"45\">Tartar crystals</ingredient>, a half-ounce of <ingredient n=\"466\">powdered compound of jallop </ingredient>, one ounce of <action n=\"21\">lenitive</action> Electuary and sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple syrup </ingredient></reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n           <closer>\r\n               <dateline>11<sup>th</sup> Aug. 1778.</dateline>\r\n           </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4289, 3, '2014-06-10 15:23:52', 95),
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(Patient) / September? 1778? / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Vivien Williams</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2013-10-14\">14 October 2013</date> Last updated by Jenny Bann</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2013-04-17\">17 April 2013</date> XML file created by Vivien Williams</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />A. B, A young Man who ha gotten the <condition n=\"20\"><u>Venereal Disease</u></condition>\r\n            <lb />in February last was soon cured of the <condition n=\"23\">Gonorrhaea</condition> by <ingredient n=\"2\">Pill. Mercur.</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />&amp; an <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"13\">Electuary which I supposed was the Bark</ingredient> --- About 3 months\r\n            <lb />after he got the <condition n=\"23\">Infection</condition> his <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue Mouth</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"9\">Throat</bodypart> were affected\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />A young Physician in my Neighbourhood ordered him <treatment n=\"42\">fumigations\r\n            <lb />with <ingredient n=\"2\">Corrosive sublimate</ingredient></treatment>, by which this affection was soon removed - \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />But soon after his <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> were seized with intolerable pain which\r\n            <lb />he imagines was occasioned by the fumes of the <ingredient n=\"2\">Corosive sublimate</ingredient>,\r\n            <lb />but the Physician suppose this was owing to a great Quantity\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercur.</ingredient> still remaining in the System, wherefore the\r\n            <lb />patient was <treatment n=\"25\">sweated</treatment> <treatment n=\"30\">Purged</treatment> &amp; took <ingredient n=\"34\">sulphur</ingredient> till he was reduÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ced so low as not to be able to stand. The <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammation &amp; pain \r\n            <lb />of his <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart></symptom> still increasing. Such was the Case when I was\r\n            <lb />called to see the Patient; I had him on a mild vegitable\r\n            <lb />diet, <treatment n=\"14\">applied Leeches</treatment> to his <bodypart n=\"63\">Temples</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"8\">cheeks</bodypart> near his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart>, &amp; gave him small doses of <ingredient n=\"40\">Sal. Cathart. Amar.</ingredient> as\r\n            <lb />occasion required. By this he got some relief, but the\r\n            <lb />pain in his <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> still greatly tormented him, <symptom n=\"17\">had no rest</symptom>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"8\">Appetite very bad</symptom>. I ventured to give him some <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />and an <ingredient n=\"14\">opiate</ingredient> at night, &amp; continued <treatment n=\"14\">applying the Leeches</treatment>\r\n            <lb />frequently. He has now gained considerable strength &amp; appetite\r\n            <lb />&amp; rests well; but the disease is not removed; I omitted the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"14\">opiate</ingredient>; <treatment n=\"4\">applied a blister</treatment> between his <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart> &amp; \r\n            <lb />kept it running with <ingredient n=\"268\">Ung. Epispast. Mit.</ingredient> I gave a \r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"36\"><choice><abbr>Collyr.</abbr><expan>Collirium</expan></choice></treatment> of weak <choice><abbr>Solut.</abbr><expan>Solution</expan></choice> of <ingredient n=\"120\">Sachar. Saturn.</ingredient> in <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. Rosar.</ingredient> The\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> &amp; <treatment n=\"36\"><choice><abbr>Collyr.</abbr><expan>Collirium</expan></choice></treatment> had little effect. I then ordered <treatment n=\"4\">blisters</treatment> \r\n            <lb />behind the <bodypart n=\"7\">Eears</bodypart> with little advantage, I then ordered <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\">Ung<sup>.t</sup> Merc.</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />to be put into each <bodypart n=\"6\">Eye</bodypart>; as I have been little accustomed to\r\n            <lb />treat <condition n=\"20\">Venereal</condition> Patients, I dare not venture farther without\r\n            <lb />some assistance from the more experienced ---\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Case of a\r\n            <lb />Young Man\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Sept<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1778.\r\n        </p>\r\n</annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1567, 2, '2013-10-14 14:56:32', 60),
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At the same time be much in\r\n            <lb />fresh air &amp; gentle exercise on horseback. Moderate walÂ¬\r\n            <lb />king maybe allowed but any degree of <symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom> improper.\r\n            <lb />&amp; she should never stand long on her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart>. Towards the\r\n            <lb />end of a month she should move very little &amp; rather lye \r\n            <lb />upon a bed or couch.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In diet consult her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>. Much animal food will\r\n            <lb />increase her disorder &amp; much vegetable hurt her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />so that she should steer a middle course. Avoid malt\r\n            <lb />liquors &amp; take plain water or with a little wine in it\r\n            <lb />&amp; at meals a glass or two of wine but no more.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Keep her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular &amp; if she knows any diet which\r\n            <lb />does this, well. but if not, have recourse to medicine.\r\n            <lb />If any <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> she perhaps may have been in the use of\r\n            <lb />employing should fail upon repetition, try the one ordÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ered below.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For the pain of her <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> when very uneasy, anoint it\r\n            <lb />with the oil below, at night going to bed, &amp; after anoinÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ting cover it with a piece of flannel.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Cold bathing might be useful but it does not apÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pear that it has hitherto agreed with her. Perhaps this\r\n            <lb />may be owing to its being distant from her &amp; this must\r\n            <lb />become more inconvenient as the weather grows worse\r\n            <lb />&amp; therefore I cannot advise it. but if it shall appear\r\n            <lb />hereafter to be necessary I shall direct how to take it\r\n            <lb />at home. Avoid cold, particularly in <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"35\">Limat. mart.</ingredient> pp<sup>.t</sup> <ingredient n=\"201\">Cinnam. pulv.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"50\">Sacch. alb.\r\n                    \r\n                    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />duriss.</ingredient> @ gr. X. â„³. f. pulv. et f. huy. m. dos. 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S. <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Infusion</action>. \r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"1\">crushed Peruvian Bark</ingredient> -- a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"21\">orange</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"201\">cinnamon</ingredient>,\r\n                    two pounds of boiling water. Leave to set for twelve hours, stirring occasionally, then add two ounces of <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Peruvian bark</ingredient>, \r\n                    then strain through paper. Label <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Infusion</action>.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>.r</sup> Sep<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh September 11. 1778</expan></choice></dateline>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />See Page 51 for\r\n            <lb />the other receipts.\r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />See Page 49 where the two following receipts should have \r\n            <lb />been placed for M<sup>rs</sup> Maxwell.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"28\">Ol. ricin. opt</ingredient> â„¥ij <ingredient n=\"288\">Sp. sacch. Jamaic. opt.</ingredient> â„¥j â„³\r\n                    <lb />S. <action n=\"21\">Laxative oil</action> a table spoonful or two in the morning;\r\n                    <lb />shaking the phial well before pouring it out.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"28\">very good castor oil</ingredient>, an ounce of <ingredient n=\"288\">very good Jamaican Rum</ingredient>; mix\r\n                    and label <action n=\"21\">Laxative oil</action>, a tablespoonful or two in the morning; shaking the phial well before pouring it out.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"272\">Ol. oliv. opt.</ingredient> â„¥ij --- <ingredient n=\"144\">succin.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"285\">Sp. sal. amm. caust.</ingredient> @ Æ·ij\r\n                    <lb />â„³. Signa <action n=\"34\">Anodyne oil</action>. ------\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"272\">very good olive oil</ingredient>, two drachms each of <ingredient n=\"144\">amber oil</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"285\">caustic spirit of ammoniac salt</ingredient>.\r\n                    Mix and label <action n=\"34\">Anodyne oil</action>. ------\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4312, 3, '2014-06-11 14:05:27', 103),
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There are <symptom n=\"63\">swellings</symptom> round\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"13\">right Elbow</bodypart>, over the <bodypart n=\"39\">metatarsal bones</bodypart> of the <bodypart n=\"24\">left\r\n                <lb />Foot</bodypart>, &amp; above the <bodypart n=\"23\">internal Ancle of the other <bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart></bodypart>,\r\n            \r\n         <pb n=\"2\"/>   \r\n            \r\n            <lb />This last had been a long time healed, but lately broke\r\n            <lb />out again. The others are generally more or less <symptom n=\"62\">inflamed</symptom>\r\n            <lb />all of them continue to <symptom n=\"46\">discharge matter</symptom> seldom of a\r\n            <lb />good consistence. There is very little pain in the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"63\">swellings</symptom>, only in the <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart>, where the <bodypart n=\"89\">joint</bodypart> seems to be\r\n            <lb />affected, &amp; the motion of it quite lost, he feels pain upon\r\n            <lb />pressing the parts. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At the same time, there is a reason to believe\r\n            <lb />that the Course of Medicine &amp; Regimen to which he has\r\n            <lb />been directed have contributed very much to preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />serve his health in other respects. --- For, notwithstandÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing the continuance of these <symptom n=\"63\">external swellings</symptom> &amp; --\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"46\">runnings</symptom>, he looks I think better than He did\r\n            <lb />last year; his Appetite is tolerably good, &amp; He has\r\n            <lb />very little Thirst: In his <bodypart n=\"46\">belly</bodypart> he is very regular, &amp;\r\n            <lb />it was generally moved once or twice a day while He\r\n            <lb />took the Solution - He has no <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> nor <symptom n=\"12\">Difficulty of\r\n                <lb />Breathing</symptom>; no <symptom n=\"18\">Tumour</symptom> nor Pain about the <bodypart n=\"30\">abdomen</bodypart> -\r\n            <lb />There is a very observable <symptom n=\"63\">swelling of the <bodypart n=\"4\">upper Lip</bodypart></symptom>\r\n            <lb />which is not painful nor <symptom n=\"62\">inflamed</symptom>; but there never\r\n            <lb />appeared any <symptom n=\"63\">glandular swellings</symptom> about the <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> or\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"138\">maxilla</bodypart>. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />His <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse was all along, &amp; still continues very quick</symptom>;\r\n            <lb />but seems rather uniformly so than with any tendency\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />to a <symptom n=\"34\">regular hectic</symptom>. In the mornings there is commonly\r\n            <lb />some degree of <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom> over his body. ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Last summer I directed Him to bathe in the Sea, which\r\n            <lb />He did for some days, till He <condition n=\"13\">catch a Cold</condition> &amp; <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>, when\r\n            <lb />it was immediately discontinued &amp; never repeated again.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> removed intirely in a short time afterwards. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I may mention that the Patient is now Eleven years old.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />We would be glad of your farther advice in his --\r\n            <lb />present situation. - Whether you judge it proper for\r\n            <lb />Him to continue in his former course some time longer,\r\n            <lb />or if any alteration or addition to it will be necessary.\r\n            <lb />If it should be your Opinion that He might be treated\r\n            <lb />more successfully under your own immediate inspection,\r\n            <lb />his Father will readily agree to send him to Edinburgh\r\n            <lb />on purpose, and in general will comply with any\r\n            <lb />direction, you think fit as far as they are in his <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am with the greatest regard, <choice><abbr>D<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>ob<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <dateline>Thrumster 22<sup>d.</sup> May 1778</dateline> <signed>Andrew Liddell</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb />at Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> A. 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If it should, I would make a Chopin Botle at\r\n            <lb/>a time which I suppose might at two spoonfull <add place=\"above\">a day</add> last about two\r\n            <lb/>month. I make no doubt but it may <action n=\"31\">strengthen</action> the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomack</bodypart>, and proÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>mote <symptom n=\"28\">perspiration</symptom>, which I am convinced is the safest way of assisting\r\n            <lb/>to throw out the <condition n=\"3\">Gouty</condition> matter. 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Glaub.</ingredient> â„¥j -- <ingredient n=\"222\">mar. hispan.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"44\">Sal. mart.</ingredient> Æ·Å¿s Aq. font. â„¥vijÅ¿s <ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Syr. caryophyll.</ingredient> Æ·j\r\n                    <lb />Solve et cola. S. <action n=\"33\">Aperient Solution</action>, two tablespoonfuls\r\n                    <lb />to be taken in half a muchkin of spring water every morning.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"125\">soluble tartar</ingredient>, an ounce of <ingredient n=\"95\">Glauber\'s salts</ingredient>, half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"222\">Spanish sea-salt</ingredient>,\r\n                    half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"44\">Green Vitriol</ingredient>, seven and a half ounces of spring water, an ounce of <ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">syrup of cloves</ingredient>\r\n                    Mix and strain. 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Simul tritis affunde pauÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />latim Aq. font. ad â„¥viij S. <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark â„³</ingredient> two table spoonÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />fuls, to be taken twice a day, shaking the phial very well\r\n                    <lb />before pouring it out.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two drachms of <ingredient n=\"121\">liquorish extract</ingredient>. Break it into small pieces and pour enough boiling water\r\n                    to soften it, and mash it to a pulp, to which add two drachms of <ingredient n=\"1\">powdered Peruvian bark</ingredient>. On this mash pour\r\n                    little by little up to eight ounces of spring water. Label: <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark Mixture</ingredient> two tablespoonfuls, to be taken twice a day, shaking the phial very well\r\n                    before pouring it out.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>.r</sup> Sep<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh September</expan></choice> 21. 1778</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4313, 3, '2014-06-06 09:00:35', 124),
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I have no experience of <ingredient n=\"101\">Guaiac</ingredient>\r\n           <lb/>failing by any length of keeping but I do not know what may\r\n           <lb/>possibly happen in twenty years, &amp; the <ingredient n=\"112\">Copperas</ingredient> or as I unÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>derstand it the very green appearance of the <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum</ingredient> gives some \r\n <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n           <lb/>suspicion. But the taste of the solution which your <choice><abbr>Lordsh.</abbr><expan>Lordship</expan></choice> has\r\n           <lb/>experience of will be the test. The best manner of dissolving it will\r\n           <lb/>not in my opinion allow of its being made in a large quantity at\r\n           <lb/>once &amp; therefore my Prescription below, is only for half an English pint.\r\n       </p>\r\n       \r\n<head><ingredient n=\"101\" t=\"3\">Guaicum Solution of</ingredient></head>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n\r\n           <lb/>Of <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum Guaiac</ingredient> &amp; the <ingredient n=\"52\">double refined hardest sugar</ingredient>, take of each a \r\n           <lb/>quarter of an ounce. Put them into a marble mortar &amp; rub them\r\n           <lb/>together till the <ingredient n=\"101\">Guaiac</ingredient> is reduced to a very fine powder: then take\r\n           <lb/>an ounce of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient>, dissolve it in four table spoonfuls of \r\n           <lb/>boiling water. Strain it thro a linnen cloth as hot as it can be\r\n           <lb/>handled squeezing out the mucilage very strongly. The mucilage\r\n           <lb/>thus obtained is to be put to the <ingredient n=\"101\">Guaiacum</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"52\">sugar</ingredient>, and rubbed\r\n           <lb/><choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> these till the whole is intimately &amp; uniformly mixed. If the muciÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>lage does not afford so much moisture as to allow the whole\r\n           <lb/>to be rubbed very perfectly: a teaspoonful of boiling water\r\n           <lb/><choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>must be</expan></choice> added from time to time till the mixture is made compleat.\r\n           <lb/>When this is done, make a mixture of six ounces of <ingredient n=\"203\">Penny royal\r\n           <lb/>water</ingredient> &amp; two ounces of french brandy. Add this mixture by \r\n           <lb/>little &amp; little to the matter in the mortar rubbing always in the \r\n           <lb/>mean time till the whole is united together, when it is to be put\r\n           <lb/>into a Phial well corked &amp; put by in a cool place. The best mark\r\n           <lb/>of this solution\'s being well made, is, when the <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum</ingredient> does not\r\n           <lb/>fall readily or copiously to the bottom of the Phial or that when\r\n           <lb/>it does fall it is easily by shaking brought up again and uniÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>formerly diffused amongst the liquor. This shaking up should \r\n           <lb/>always be practised carefully, when a dose of solution is to\r\n           <lb/>be taken &amp; the solution should never be Left so long as that\r\n           <lb/><del>grow mouldy or</del> the <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum</ingredient> falls down in a manner not to be easily\r\n           <lb/>shaked up again, nor so long as to grow mouldy or shew any other\r\n           <lb/>signs of spoiling.\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>NB. In preparing the above an iron mortar might be emÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>ployed, but by no means a brass one and a hard marble one is the \r\n           <lb/>safest of all. \r\n       </p>\r\n       <closer>\r\n           <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n           <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> June. 8<sup>th</sup> 1778.</dateline>\r\n       </closer>\r\n   </div> \r\n</body>', 4252, 3, '2014-05-10 08:57:21', 132),
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Such\r\n            <lb />a <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> is commonly obstinate but <choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>may be</expan></choice> relieved by time\r\n            <lb />&amp; pains. Cold bathing is the best remedy &amp; therefore I adÂ¬\r\n            <lb />vise it to be constantly practised. Even in winter it may\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />be employed every second or third day taking care that the\r\n            <lb />water be not taken from a river but from a spring or well\r\n            <lb />which is always of a more uniform temperature. The bathing\r\n            <lb />is always to be employed in the morning &amp; in the evenings\r\n            <lb />after, let her <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> be gently <treatment n=\"43\">anointed</treatment> for about three or four\r\n            <lb />inches above and below the <bodypart n=\"28\">small of her back</bodypart> with the <action n=\"31\">strengÂ¬ \r\n            <lb />thening spirits</action> ordered below. Interval <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> can do little\r\n            <lb />&amp; therefore I advise only one which as She is in general of\r\n            <lb />a delicate habit maybe of service. It is an Electuary of\r\n            <lb />which she will take the bigness of a hard nut every morÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ning before breakfast, soon after bathing.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It will be of service to her to have her <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> kept firm\r\n            <lb />&amp; should wear always a bandage or belt &amp; even a very firm\r\n            <lb />one with buckles before to tighten it more or less.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />No particular diet is necessary but in general a \r\n            <lb />nourishing tho at the same time a light diet is the most\r\n            <lb />proper &amp; at meals a glass or two of wine -----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Fresh air &amp; exercise avoiding <symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom> - avoid bodiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly exercise. her walking must be very cautiously tried &amp;\r\n            <lb />hardly without a staff or another\'s <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart>. Standing long on her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> is bad for her. Cold may easily hurt her &amp; therefore\r\n            <lb />be cautious of going abroad in winter. During that season\r\n            <lb />I know she lives in a very moist climate &amp; there is a great\r\n            <lb />deal of marsh not far from her house. She should quit it\r\n            <lb />some months of winter for a drier situation.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"369\">Sp<sup>.t</sup> vin. rectif<sup>.t</sup></ingredient> â„¥vi --- <ingredient n=\"123\">lavend. comp.</ingredient> â„¥ij <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor.</ingredient> Æ·ij\r\n                    <lb />â„³. Signa <action n=\"31\">Strengthening spirits</action> for <treatment n=\"43\">anointing</treatment> the <bodypart n=\"28\">small of the back</bodypart>\r\n                    <lb />for three or four inches upward &amp; downwards every evening after she\r\n                    <lb />has bathed in the morning.\r\n                </orig>\r\n            </choice>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take six ounces of <ingredient n=\"369\">rectified alcohol</ingredient>, two ounces of <ingredient n=\"123\">composite lavender</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"23\">camphor</ingredient>;\r\n                    Mix and label <action n=\"31\">Strengthening spirits</action> for <treatment n=\"43\">anointing</treatment> the <bodypart n=\"28\">small of the back</bodypart> for three or four inches upward &amp; downwards every evening after she\r\n                    has bathed in the morning.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"22\">Pulv. rad. Valer. silv.</ingredient> â„¥j -- <ingredient n=\"1\">cort. Peruv.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s -- <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamom.</ingredient> Æ·ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"35\">Limat. mart.</ingredient> pp<sup>.t</sup> Æ·iÅ¿s <ingredient n=\"21\">Conserv. e cort. aurant.</ingredient> â„¥j <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. sinpl.</ingredient> q. s. ut\r\n                    <lb />f. Electuarium. S. <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Elec.</action> the bigness of a hazel\r\n                    <lb />nut to be taken in the morning soon after bathing.\r\n                </orig>\r\n            </choice>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take an ounce of <ingredient n=\"22\">powdered root of wild Valerian</ingredient> -- half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian bark</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient>,\r\n                    prepare a drachm and a half of <ingredient n=\"35\">powdered steel</ingredient>, an ounce of <ingredient n=\"21\">conserve of orange peel</ingredient>, and enough <ingredient n=\"172\">simple syrup</ingredient> to\r\n                    make an Electuary. Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Electuary</action>, the bigness of a hazelnut to be taken in the morning soon after bathing.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>.r</sup> Sept<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh September</expan></choice> 25. 1778</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W C</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4320, 3, '2014-06-03 16:55:17', 63);
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Cicut.</ingredient> Ê’ij AccuÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />rate misceantur et cum <ingredient n=\"75\">Mucil. g. Arab.</ingredient> q. s. f. massa diÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />videnda in pil. 60. Signa Aperient Pills.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take one drachm of <ingredient n=\"121\">Liquorice</ingredient>. Having broken it into small pieces \r\n                    pour in it a sufficient quantity of boiling water in order to let the extract become tender, and \r\n                    it will be crushed into a pulp. Add to this <ingredient n=\"57\">	Water Hemlock\'s powdered leaves</ingredient> in enough quantity to let there be made a mass \r\n                    to be divided into 60 pills. Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient Pills</action>.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n        \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /> - Being <del>better</del> now more aquainted <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Circumstances of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />case I can judge better of it; &amp; tho I am much of the same\r\n                <lb />opinion <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> respect to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> nature of it as before, I think more\r\n                <lb />Slightly of it, and have better hopes of her recovery: and esÂ¬\r\n                <lb />specially as no degree of <symptom n=\"34\">hectic</symptom> is yet formed. - I am also\r\n                <lb />of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same opinion as before with respect to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> measures to be\r\n                <lb />taken for M. S..s recovery, but shall give a four more\r\n                \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n                \r\n                <lb />particular discretions <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> regard to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> conduct of them. -- \r\n                \r\n            </p>    \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I have caused prepare a parcell of pills of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient> of\r\n                <lb />such quantity, as I can depend upon, as far as we can\r\n                <lb />depend upon any of it before trial. Of these pills Miss S.\r\n                <lb />is to take one every night and <choice><abbr>Morng.</abbr><expan>Morning</expan></choice> - The <choice><abbr>morng.</abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> dose is\r\n                <lb />to be taken at least half an hour before breakfast.\r\n                \r\n            </p>    \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />The <choice><abbr>Eveng.</abbr><expan>Evening</expan></choice> dose before going to bed. It is <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>morng</abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />dose that is to be particularly observed &amp; it should give\r\n                <lb />some feeling of <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom> at <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, lightness <bodypart n=\"27\">across <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />breast</bodypart>, some degree of <symptom n=\"22\">giddiness</symptom> or of <symptom n=\"2\">tremor</symptom>. If <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> first\r\n                <lb />dose in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>morng</abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> has any such effects, it is enough, but I do\r\n                <lb />not expect any effects from <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> smallness of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> dose, that a\r\n                <lb /><del>small</del> single pill contains; and therefore I <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> have her\r\n                <lb />increase <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> dose by one pill every day: so that she takes\r\n                <lb />two pills <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> 2<sup>d</sup> day, thrice the third, &amp; so on till she\r\n                <lb />takes five for a dose. If five pills have no effect as\r\n                <lb />increasing <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> number may be troublesome, I would have\r\n                <lb />a new mass of pills to be formed, each Pill containing\r\n                <lb />four grains of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> powder &amp; for this purpose I have sent a\r\n                <lb />Parcel of this powder in a Phial. - If it shall be found\r\n                <lb />necessary to go on increasing <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> dose Miss S. may proceed\r\n                <lb />till she take 20 grains taken in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>morng</abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> has none of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />and if then 20 grains taken in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>morng</abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> has none of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />effects mentioned above, she is to suspect that <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> powder\r\n                <lb />is not of so good a quality as it ought to be &amp; must try\r\n                <lb />another Parcel. For there is hardly any of it to be trusted\r\n                <lb />without a trial. If it shall happen as I hope it\r\n                \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n                \r\n                <lb />may that at a certain dose, some of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> effects above mentioned\r\n                <lb />shall be observed, Miss S. is to continue to take <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> medicine\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>out increasing <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> dose for two weeks together, or as long as it\r\n                <lb />continues to have in any degree any sensible effects. If in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />course of two or three weeks, it ceases to have any sensible\r\n                <lb />effects, <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> dose may then be increased to five grains more &amp;\r\n                <lb />then continued as before. I have only further to observe at\r\n                <lb />regard to this medicine that if <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> larger doses of it taken\r\n                <lb />in <subst><del>pans</del><add place=\"above\">Pills</add></subst> shall be found to be troublesome, <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> dose may be\r\n                <lb />made into a bolus <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a little Syrup, and swallowed in a\r\n                <lb />wafer. With respect to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurial Medicine</ingredient> I dare say\r\n                <lb />that any Gentleman of tolerable Experience, especially M<sup>r</sup>\r\n                <lb />Lambert will be able to conduct it very properly. but to\r\n                <lb />satisfy the Ladie\'s friends I shall here give particular\r\n                <lb />directions. <treatment n=\"39\">Let <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"2\">quicksilver</ingredient> be long and diligently rubbed\r\n                <lb />with honey till it is quite extinguished</treatment>, &amp; then with\r\n                <lb />fine crumb of stale bread, let a mass be formed to\r\n                <lb />that there may be half a grain of <ingredient n=\"2\">quicksilver</ingredient>, in\r\n                <lb />every three or four grains of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> mass &amp; let it be formed\r\n                <lb />into Pills each containing half a grain of the <ingredient n=\"2\">quicksilver</ingredient>\r\n            \r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Of these M. S. is to take one every night &amp; <choice><abbr>morng</abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> along\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> dose of <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient>. It is probable that she may take these\r\n                <lb />Pills for a week or more <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>out feeling any effects from\r\n                <lb />them but this operation is to be watched &amp; they are to\r\n                <lb />be managed accordingly. If they move her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> &amp; that\r\n                <lb />not <subst><del>above once a day</del><add place=\"above\">very moderately</add></subst> not above once a day, they may be\r\n                <lb />continued at <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> dose mentioned for some time, but if they\r\n                \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n                \r\n                <lb />should give a loose stool or more than one, the dose\r\n                <lb />must be brought to half again at bed time only. &amp; if even\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> single dose should move her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>, she must have\r\n                <lb />ten or fifteen drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">Tinctura Thebaica</ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> her <choice><abbr>Eveng.</abbr><expan>Evening</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />dose, &amp; if this given every second or third night does not\r\n                <lb />prevent <symptom n=\"31\">purging</symptom> the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurial Medicine</ingredient> must be\r\n                <lb />given up Altogether. But on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> other hand it is possible\r\n                <lb />that <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Medicine may not operate by stool, but <del>of</del> in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />course of seven or eight <subst><del>weeks</del><add place=\"above\">days</add></subst> may threaten to go to her\r\n                <lb /><bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>. If this should happen that she feels any unusual\r\n                <lb />taste in her <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>, particularly a Copper taste, or that\r\n                <lb />anyone can perceive any foetor in her breath it will\r\n                <lb />be then proper to reduce the dose to one half grain at\r\n                <lb />bed time &amp; even to give it only every second night, or\r\n                <lb />perhaps for two or three days to intermit it altogether.\r\n                <lb />according as <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Symptoms mentioned shall direct. For\r\n                <lb />care must be taken that <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> medicine do not operate\r\n                <lb />further in the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> that to taint <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> breath or to give\r\n                <lb />Copper taste &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> slightest <symptom n=\"76\">inclination to spit</symptom>. If it can\r\n                <lb />be managed in this way for two or three weeks or a\r\n                <lb />little more, it is likely to be of service to her ailments,\r\n                <lb />but if it cannot be kept <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>in these bounds it must be given\r\n                <lb />up altogether. There is some hazard of Miss S.s becoming\r\n                <lb /><symptom n=\"34\">hectic</symptom> &amp; if she should appear to be <symptom n=\"21\">more than usually heated</symptom>\r\n                <lb />by the use of the <ingredient n=\"2\">mercury</ingredient> &amp; especially any night <symptom n=\"28\">Sweatings</symptom>\r\n                <lb />should come on, the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> must be laid aside altogether.\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n<pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />These are <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> measures I can propose in this difficult case\r\n                <lb />and if any thing in the circumstances of it, <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I can be best\r\n                <lb />informed of by M<sup>r</sup> Lambert cast up I shall be ready to contribute\r\n                <lb />what further is in my power. ---- \r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />The Above for M<sup>r</sup> Lambert. the following for MIss Simpson herself.\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />During <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> course of medicines she is now to enter upon it will be\r\n                <lb />particularly necessary for her to guard against cold. For <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> first six or seven\r\n                <lb />days that she takes <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial</ingredient> pills she may go abroad in a Carriage\r\n                <lb />for two or three <del>days</del> hours of any forenoon when <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> weather is tolerably\r\n                <lb />mild &amp; dry; but she must keep at home for <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>morng<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>mornings</expan></choice> &amp; <choice><abbr>Eveng<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>Evenings</expan></choice>. Then after\r\n                <lb />taking the Pills for seven or eight days if this show a tendency to go to\r\n                <lb />her <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart> of that is moderate she may still have some air &amp; Excercise.\r\n                <lb />but if <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> tendency appear to be to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>, upon <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> slightest appearance of\r\n                <lb />that she must keep at home altogether, &amp; even go very little from one\r\n                <lb />apartment to another: or if in spite of the management I have proposed\r\n                <lb />the tendency to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> should be considerable she must in that case\r\n                <lb />keep close to her own chamber, &amp; must not quit it till all the sympÂ¬\r\n                <lb />toms of her <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> have been gone for some days. -- Then Miss S.\r\n                <lb />begins to use these medicines she may till they have some\r\n                <lb />sensible effect continue her ordinary diet; but when they begin to\r\n                <lb />operate she must have her diet ordered in a particular manner.\r\n                \r\n            </p>    \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />If the medicine shows a tendency to her <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> she must avoid\r\n                <lb />all fruit &amp; garden things &amp; all kind of Malt Liquor: but she may\r\n                <lb />still continue to take a little animal food at dinner. On <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> other\r\n                <lb />hand if <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> medicine shows a tendency to go to her <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> she should\r\n                <lb />then lay aside all animal food &amp; take to a diet of Milk &amp; grain.\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />In every situation, a great deal of asses milk will be proper\r\n                <lb />unless in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> particular case that the Asses Milk shows a tendency\r\n                <lb />to <symptom n=\"31\">purge</symptom> her. I should have said above that when she lays aside\r\n                <lb />animal food she should at <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same time leave off taking wine. --- \r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 20<sup>th.</sup> <u>1778</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                W C.\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n            \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4316, 11, '2014-10-15 22:45:28', 175),
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When more draughts are to be taken the\r\n            <lb/>third &amp; 4<sup>th</sup> may be taken at the intervals of a quarter\r\n            <lb/>of an hour or more as agreable, but between these last \r\n            <lb/>draughts he should walk out a little when the <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>is fine &amp; the ground dry, but in a less favourable state\r\n            <lb/>of the ground or weather he must keep within doors\r\n            <lb/>but between his draughts should keep walking about \r\n            <lb/>in a large room. When his <choice><abbr>Lo<sup>dp</sup></abbr><expan>Lordship</expan></choice> has finished the\r\n            <lb/>whole whey, in tolerable weather he should get on\r\n            <lb/>horseback and ride out for half an hour or more &amp; \r\n            <lb/>then return to take his ordinary breakfast.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The draughts of whey to be taken may at first\r\n            <lb/>be about a quarter of a pint or less &amp; for the first or\r\n            <lb/>second day two such draughts may be enough; but\r\n            <lb/>every day after the draughts are to be gradually\r\n            <lb/>increased both in quantity &amp; number, till in six or \r\n            <lb/>seven days his Lordship can take to the quantity\r\n            <lb/>of a Pint or perhaps a little more.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The quantity to be taken upon the whole is to be\r\n            <lb/>according to the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach\'s</bodypart> bearing it. If it sit light\r\n            <lb/>&amp; do not occasion any <symptom n=\"7\"><symptom n=\"29\">sour or flatulent belching</symptom></symptom>, or do\r\n            <lb/>not prevent his taking a tolerable breakfast after it\r\n            <lb/>the quantity may be to a pint &amp; a half or perhaps a \r\n            <lb/>little more. But if it feel heavy on the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; the taking a quantity proves very disagreeable, or if it prove\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"7\">flatulent</symptom>, &amp; take away all appetite for breakfast, the quanÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tity taken must not exceed a pint or perhaps three quarters of\r\n            <lb/>it. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Another circumstance to determine the quantity of whey\r\n            <lb/>that may be taken is the manner of its passing. If it\r\n            <lb/>pass pretty quickly by urine it will be a sign of its being\r\n            <lb/>easily digested. It will be also a sign of this, if it pass\r\n            <lb/>soon by stool but its operation this way must be a very moÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>derate &amp; if it does more than move him easily once a day the\r\n            <lb/>quantity taken must be lessened. Or if it should even in\r\n            <lb/>small quantity <action n=\"24\">purge</action> him we shall not think it proper \r\n            <lb/>to continue the drinking of it. It frequently however hapÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>pens that the whey does not move the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> at all and \r\n            <lb/>sometimes has a contrary effect. In this last ease the \r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> must be prevented either by a dose of <ingredient n=\"140\">the salts</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>which of late he has been used to take or by a dose \r\n            <lb/>of the powders herewith sent.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>It will not be necessary to take any Goat whey in\r\n            <lb/>the Evening as it does not answer as well after other food\r\n            <lb/>has been in the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, but if his Lordship chuse to \r\n            <lb/>take a bason of the whey with a dry toast for his <del>breakÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>fast</del> supper it may be very proper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>During this course nothing more necessary than fresh\r\n            <lb/>air &amp; exercise. Every day about an hour after breakfast he should\r\n            <lb/>get on horseback &amp; continue <choice><abbr>rd<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>riding</expan></choice> gently as long as his strength eaÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>sily bears. In the afternoon also, but not sooner than an hour\r\n            <lb/>after dinner, nor so long as in the forenoon &amp; never late abroad in\r\n            <lb/>the <choice><abbr>Even<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>Evening</expan></choice>. Diet as of late milk grain garden things, &amp; fruit\r\n            <lb/>of any kind. Every day at dinner he may have not very strong broth\r\n            <lb/>with bread, rice, barley, sago or vermicelli, boiled separate &amp; put to\r\n            <lb/>the broth in the way he chuses. Either forenoon or afternoon he may\r\n            <lb/>have a glass of <ingredient n=\"38\">hartshort</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"360\">calves feet jelly,</ingredient> but no other animal food\r\n            <lb/>till he is stouter &amp; free of <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> or <symptom n=\"34\">feverishness</symptom>. Avoid wet grass &amp;\r\n            <lb/>even damp air. Need not fear an accidental shower in riding only\r\n            <lb/>never get wet without getting quit of his wet cloaths as quickly\r\n            <lb/>as possible. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> June 9<sup>th</sup> 1778</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W.C. &amp; J. Younge</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4254, 3, '2014-06-07 08:06:36', 157),
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For these\r\n            <lb/>I had advised <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> in different forms - in \r\n            <lb/>substance, in decoction and the cold infusion, but \r\n            <lb/>in none of these modes did it ever agree well\r\n            <lb/>with her. - .  She has likewise used a good deal\r\n            <lb/>of the <ingredient n=\"12\">artificial spa</ingredient>, impregnated with the \r\n            <lb/>mephitic air only.<note>Impregnated with Carbon Dioxide or Carbonic Acid to imitate natural spa water.</note> Lately, she has used <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"9\">Pyrmont\r\n            <lb/>water</ingredient>; both these she is fond of, and thinks they\r\n            <lb/>agree well with her. - . I had advised exercise, which \r\n            <lb/>she still continues, and the cold bath, which was\r\n            <lb/>lasid aside, as soon as I knew that she <symptom n=\"3\">threw up</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"48\"><ingredient n=\"62\">bloody saline</ingredient></bodypart>, tho while she used it, it had\r\n            <lb/>no bad effect. - . She is naturally of a fair comÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>plexion and extreme sensibility. -/  When tolerably\r\n            <lb/>well, it is no easy matter to confine her to\r\n            <lb/>rules of regimen. - . I beg that Doctor Cullen \r\n            <lb/>would advise as soon as possible what he thinks\r\n            <lb/>the proper plan. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>Wil Hamilton</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        \r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>I have just now a letter from M<sup>r</sup> Bushby, who informs me,\r\n                <lb/>that tho\' his wife supposes the <symptom n=\"3\">sick</symptom> and <symptom n=\"21\"><symptom n=\"5\">hot fits</symptom></symptom> thro\' the night,\r\n    <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n                <lb/>to proceed from the pain of her <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart>, yet it would appear\r\n                <lb/>otherwise; for that the two preceding nights, the pain there \r\n                <lb/>had been moderate, whilst the <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom> was excessive. - tho\r\n                <lb/>during these two nights she was very <symptom n=\"21\">hot</symptom> at times, and at\r\n                <lb/>others as in a <symptom n=\"20\"><symptom n=\"28\">cold sweat</symptom></symptom>, at the same time she complains\r\n                <lb/>much of sourness in her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, and considerable pain\r\n                <lb/>there. - These <symptom n=\"3\">sick fits</symptom> generally begin about two O Clock\r\n                <lb/>in the morning, and continue with intermissions till\r\n                <lb/>five or six. --\r\n            </p>\r\n            <closer>\r\n                <signed><u>WH.</u></signed>\r\n            </closer>\r\n        </div>\r\n<div>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb/>Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>M<sup>rs</sup> Bushby\r\n                <lb/>Dumfries\r\n                <lb/>July 1778\r\n                <lb/>IX. 23.\r\n            </p>    \r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1534, 3, '2013-09-19 16:56:46', 221),
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Tho the <condition n=\"32\">Ulcer</condition> may not be in the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>There is as much disorder there that we must treat it very gently.\r\n            <lb/>I will not therefore insist upon the Electuary; but I am\r\n            <lb/>very much surprised at her complaining of the taste of it. The Infusion \r\n            <lb/>I think may still be continued. The Diet formerly advised\r\n            <lb/>now still more proper. - &amp; give her as much Exercise on <choice><abbr>h.back</abbr><expan>horseback</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>or in a Carriage as she can easily bear. 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In the mean time it has\r\n            <lb />not taken any dangerous course &amp; I hope <choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>may be</expan></choice> prevented &amp; made\r\n            <lb />to take its proper form. To obtain this I must recommend\r\n            <lb />chiefly a proper Regimen.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Askew is in no habits of intemperance in strong\r\n            <lb />drink &amp; I do not advise to lay aside the moderate use of it,\r\n            <lb />but any considerable tresspass may be of very bad consequence.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />But full living in eating is no less dangerous. It is not\r\n            <lb />easy to resist a sharp appetite but we can deceive it by giÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ving such things as satisfy without giving any durable load\r\n            <lb />to the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> or <symptom n=\"62\">inflaming the <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart></symptom>. At the beginning\r\n            <lb />of dinner taking a large mess of broth will damp the apÂ¬\r\n            <lb />petite, as will draughts of small liquor in the time of dinner.\r\n            <lb />Some solid meat must be taken but it should be od the lighter\r\n            <lb />&amp; less fat things &amp; indulge in variety as little as possible.\r\n            <lb />Make up the meal with Pudding and vegetables. The\r\n            <lb />lighter kinds of fish may be taken sometimes but much\r\n            <lb />fish is improper as all kinds of them are ready to fill\r\n            <lb />too much. At dinner the ordinary draught should be\r\n            <lb />wine &amp; water, and a few glasses of plain wine may be\r\n            <lb />intermixed but the quantity after dinner should be very\r\n            <lb />moderate. While his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> continues firm claret will\r\n            <lb />be the safest, but if his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> should become liable to\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"48\">indigestion</symptom>, lay aside the claret entirely, &amp; take to Port\r\n            <lb />or Madera. I hold all malt liquors to be bad for him\r\n            <lb />&amp; especially the stronger kinds.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />With this diet, he should take as much exercise as\r\n            <lb />he can. In the state I see his <bodypart n=\"23\">right ancle</bodypart> in at present I think\r\n            <lb />it need not restrain him from moderate walking, but let\r\n        \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />him observe the effects of it &amp; manage accordingly. It appears\r\n            <lb />that sitting long in a carriage is bad for his <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart> and to\r\n            <lb />be therefore avoided &amp; in every view exercise on horseback\r\n            <lb />is the best he can employ &amp; he should always employ it as\r\n            <lb />much as the Season will allow. Sitting up late at night\r\n            <lb />&amp; lying long in the morning are both vey bad for him.\r\n            <lb />Cold will always do him harm &amp; therefore he ought alÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ways to be well cloathed and to keep dry. In these respects\r\n            <lb />he should take particular care of his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> &amp; his atÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tention to this is especially necessary about the beginning\r\n            <lb />of winter. I have no medicine to advise except that\r\n            <lb />once a week or oftener if <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> require it he should\r\n            <lb />take a dose of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"17\">Harrowgate water</ingredient>. If the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"17\">Harrowgate water</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />which he has at home do not answer let him take a dose\r\n            <lb />of the solution prescribed below.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"125\">Tart. 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Aq. font. â„¥viij <ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinnam. simpl.</ingredient> â„¥iv\r\n                    <lb />Solve et S. <action n=\"33\">Aperient Solution</action> one, two, or three table spoonÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />fuls to be taken in half a pint of spring water in the morning\r\n                    <lb />before breakfast.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient>, one of <ingredient n=\"95\">Glauber\'s Salt</ingredient>, half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"222\">Spanish Sea-salt</ingredient>, \r\n                    half of <ingredient n=\"93\">polycrest Salts</ingredient>, eight of spring water and four of <ingredient n=\"65\">simple cinnamon Water</ingredient>. \r\n                    Dissolve and label it as <action n=\"33\">Aperient Solution</action>. One, two or three tablespoons \r\n                    to be taken in half a pint of spring water in the morning \r\n                    before breakfast.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 24. 1778.\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />W.C.\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4319, 2, '2013-09-10 13:37:39', 105),
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I gave her yesterday a <treatment n=\"9\">puke</treatment>\r\n           <lb/>with 12 grains of <ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecacuan</ingredient> &amp; an <ingredient n=\"111\" t=\"19\">Infusion of horse\r\n           <lb/>Radish</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"11\">camomile flowers</ingredient> she <symptom n=\"3\">vomited</symptom> thrice easy\r\n           <lb/>enough &amp; seemed to be a little relieved after it &amp;\r\n           <lb/>as she had been <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> for three days  gave a tea\r\n           <lb/>cupfull of an infusion of <ingredient n=\"24\" t=\"19\">senna</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"76\" t=\"19\">manna</ingredient> which\r\n     <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n           <lb/>operated once at bedtime she got a <unclear>Sal Abrynthin</unclear>\r\n           <lb/>draught. This Morning her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> much as yesterday\r\n           <lb/>had a considerable <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> her <bodypart n=\"49\"><symptom n=\"51\">skin dry</symptom></bodypart> &amp; a <symptom n=\"27\">frequent\r\n           <lb/>desire to pass water which was high Coloured &amp; in\r\n           <lb/>small quantity</symptom>, very little <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom>. her <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> as\r\n           <lb/>severe as yesterday &amp; the <bodypart n=\"6\">white</bodypart> of her eyes a little\r\n           <lb/>red. A <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> in her <bodypart n=\"24\">soles</bodypart>. <treatment n=\"23\">Poultices</treatment> of\r\n           <lb/>bread &amp; Milk were applied to her <bodypart n=\"24\">soles</bodypart> &amp; cow whey\r\n           <lb/>with a little <ingredient n=\"91\">nitre</ingredient> given for Drink at times &amp; then\r\n           <lb/>grott greuel at Other times. as she was troubled yesterÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>night with a <symptom n=\"92\">croaking in the abdomen</symptom> I am to try her \r\n           <lb/>to night with a little <ingredient n=\"23\" t=\"27\">Camphorated emulsion</ingredient> in\r\n           <lb/>Place of the <unclear>Sal Abrynthis</unclear> Draught &amp; if that does\r\n           <lb/>not <treatment n=\"25\">cause a gentle perspiration</treatment> a small Dose of \r\n           <lb/><unclear><ingredient n=\"110\" t=\"3\">Solution Tart Emet.</ingredient></unclear> according as I see necessary.\r\n           <lb/>I hope to have your advice as soon as possible\r\n       </p>\r\n       <closer>\r\n           <salute>\r\n               <lb/>With Respectfull <choice><abbr>compl<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>compliments</expan></choice> to you &amp; yours\r\n               <lb/>I am Dear Sir You Most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>nt</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice>\r\n               <lb/>&amp; very humble <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice>\r\n           </salute>\r\n           <signed>Robert Menzies</signed>\r\n           <dateline>Dura <choice><abbr>Aug<sup>st</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 27<sup>th</sup> 1778</dateline>\r\n       </closer>\r\n   </div> \r\n   <div>\r\n<pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n<p>\r\n    <lb/>To Doctor Cullen, Physician\r\n    <lb/>in <choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> or in his Absence to D<sup>r</sup>\r\n    <lb/>Spencer\r\n</p>       \r\n       <handShift/>\r\n       <annot>\r\n           <p>\r\n               <lb/>M<sup>rs</sup> Arnot\r\n               <lb/>August 27 1778\r\n           </p>\r\n       </annot>\r\n   </div>\r\n</body>', 1553, 2, '2013-09-25 16:13:39', 139),
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The <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> is still \r\n            <lb/>open &amp; <symptom n=\"46\">discharges plentifully</symptom>, the Medicines are still\r\n            <lb/>continued, tho the Goats Whey turns disagreeable &amp;\r\n            <lb/>with your Permission she shall leave it off; riding\r\n            <lb/>continued regularly twice in the day; Cow whey conÂ¬\r\n   <pb n=\"2\"/>         \r\n            <lb/>tinued, tho in a amaller quantity as <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom> is not so viÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>olent, Habit much <symptom n=\"26\">emaciated</symptom> and very <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom>. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>This is her situation at present, and if you \r\n            <lb/>please to make any change, I shall be very hapÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>py to hear from you by the first Post.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb/>I am\r\n                <lb/>Sir with very great\r\n                <lb/>respect\r\n                <lb/>Your most <choice><abbr>obd<sup>t</sup> s<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>W<sup>m</sup> Home</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb/>Edinburgh\r\n        </p>        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1555, 3, '2014-06-04 12:43:22', 63);
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(1726, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1566\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1566] From: Mr Richard Lambert / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Miss Frances Simpson (Sympson) (Patient) / 29 September 1778 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Gillian Weir</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2013-04-19\">19 April 2013</date> Last updated by Gillian Weir</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2013-04-19\">19 April 2013</date> XML file created by Gillian Weir</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"1\"/>\r\n        <opener>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>NCastle</abbr><expan>Newcastle</expan></choice> upon Tyne <choice><abbr>9<sup>br</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 29<sup>th</sup> 78</dateline>\r\n            <salute>Sir,</salute>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Simpsons Family bein anxio<add place=\"above\">us</add>\r\n            <lb/>to hear from You in answer to my letter,\r\n            <lb/>I could wish at your first leisure Hour\r\n            <lb/>that you would favor me with a few lines\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The Young Lady continues Her\r\n            <lb/>Course of Medicines with as little VisiÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ble Change of any Kind as possible\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb/>I am Sir <choice><abbr>Y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Your</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/>Most <choice><abbr>Ob<sup>t</sup> Hble Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient Honourable Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed><choice><abbr>Rich<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>Richard</expan></choice> Lambert</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>P.S. The <ingredient n=\"57\"><choice><abbr>Pulv. fol Cicut</abbr><expan>Powdered Cicuta leaves</expan></choice></ingredient> came safe\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb/>Edinburgh\r\n            <lb/>North\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>Lambert <choice><abbr>N.Castle</abbr><expan>Newcastle</expan></choice> Lambert\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/>Miss Sympson\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November 1778</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/>9. p. 29\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1566, 6, '2013-04-19 02:19:07', 25),
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Thursday last when\r\n        <lb />I was first called, had <symptom n=\"35\">spit more blood</symptom> <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> ever before\r\n        <lb />since <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice>, no more <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>, <choice><abbr>b<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>but</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a spitting of <unclear><choice><abbr>m<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice></unclear>\r\n        <lb />viscid mucus has <choice><abbr>b<sup>n</sup> freq<sup>t</sup> dur<sup>g</sup> n<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>been frequent during the night</expan></choice> &amp; made restless.\r\n     </p>     \r\n     <p>\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>P.</abbr><expan>Pulse</expan></choice> always more <choice><abbr>freq<sup>t</sup> y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>frequent than</expan></choice> natural, &amp; every day about noon\r\n         <lb />a <symptom n=\"20\">cold fit</symptom> threatens.\r\n     </p>\r\n     <p>   \r\n        <lb />Therefore\r\n        <lb />a full diet improper, Has lately tried warm\r\n        <lb />cows milk &amp; it agrees extremely well; I think by\r\n        <lb />continuing it, &amp; <choice><abbr>tak<sup>g</sup> const.</abbr><expan>taking constant</expan></choice> gentle exercise &amp; fresh\r\n        <lb />air in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> country the most likely means &amp; cc.\r\n    </p>   \r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />No great or sudden change, therefore not take away entirely\r\n        <lb />animal food, never at supper &amp; at dinner even the\r\n        <lb />lightest supplying <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> pudding, vegetables, fruit &amp; cc.\r\n        <lb />At supper may take Sago or some other farinaceous\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> milk.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>    \r\n        <lb />So of wine not take it away entirely but extemely\r\n        <lb />moderately\r\n    </p>    \r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Exercise. walking unless moderate &amp; gentle, may do\r\n        <lb />harm same of riding but the safest is a carriage\r\n        <lb />&amp; in permitting weather an open carriage &amp; the best\r\n        <lb />time is early in the forenoon.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Few <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> necessary but cold<ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">infusion of\r\n        <lb />bark</ingredient> &amp; <action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action> Linctus\r\n    </p>    \r\n    \r\n<pb n=\"2\" />    \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. 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Arab.</ingredient> â„¥iij <ingredient n=\"217\">Sacch cand.</ingredient> \r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take 3 ounces of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"217\">sugar candy</ingredient>\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>    \r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n        <choice>\r\n            <orig>\r\n                <lb />2 x â„ž <ingredient n=\"75\">G. Arab.</ingredient> â„¥iij <ingredient n=\"217\">Sacch cand.</ingredient> â„¥iÅ¿s, <ingredient n=\"49\">Rob. Samb.</ingredient> â„¥i, \r\n                <lb />Aq. bullient â„¥vj - solve, cola &amp; adde syr. limon. â„¥i\r\n                <lb />Signa. <action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action> Linctus. half a tablespoonful at a time\r\n                <lb />first at lying down abed, &amp; any time of the n<sup>t</sup> when awake\r\n                <lb />&amp; especially urgente <symptom n=\"4\">tusse</symptom>\r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>Take 3 ounces of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient> and one and a half ounces of <ingredient n=\"217\">sugar candy</ingredient>, one ounce of <ingredient n=\"49\">elderberry Rob</ingredient>,\r\n                 six ounces of boiling water - dissolve, strain and add one ounce of lemon syrup.\r\n                 Label: <action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action> Linctus. half a tablespoonful at a time\r\n                 first at lying down abed, &amp; any time of the night when awake\r\n                 &amp; especially with an urgent <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>\r\n            </reg>\r\n        </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer><dateline>3 June 1776</dateline> <signed>W.C.</signed></closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3824, 3, '2014-09-28 10:37:47', 255),
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At two years\r\n            <lb/>of age she had the <condition n=\"2\">small Pox</condition> in the natural way, &amp; was much reduced by them; Before\r\n            <lb/>recovering from them she was seized with <condition n=\"124\">the rickets</condition>, which <symptom n=\"23\">keepd her long weakly</symptom>. At\r\n            <lb/>two years of age, &amp; for a year or two after that, she seemd to promise better wealth, but\r\n            <lb/>begun to be <condition n=\"39\">distressed with worms</condition> to a great degree; they keepd her in a bad habit of\r\n            <lb/>Body for some years. In short she did not seem to gain any degree of health or\r\n            <lb/>Colour till her menses appeard, which was at the age of fifteen. After that she\r\n            <lb/>grew fast &amp; turnd lusty, &amp; had a good colour, yet even at this time she had <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>complaints,  &amp; would <symptom n=\"3\">throw up some part of her food at times</symptom>, &amp; had not near that\r\n            <lb/>natural strength which would have been expected from her appearance, &amp; indeed she\r\n            <lb/>seems to <symptom n=\"23\">inherit a weakly constitution</symptom> from her mother &amp; to be of that temperaÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ment which cannot resist the effects of <symptom n=\"6\">depressing passions</symptom> with that fortitude which\r\n            <lb/>those of a more robust habit can. --- <condition n=\"44\">Tho at the same time she seems to have nothing\r\n            <lb/>of the melancholic temperament.</condition> -- Unluckily for her since she came to the <subst><del>years</del><add place=\"above\">age</add></subst> of\r\n            <lb/>being sensibly affected by these passions, repeated instances have happend to call\r\n            <lb/>forth the exertion of her fortitude, what has bore so hard on her as to hurt her ConstiÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tution. -- Tho she was now &amp; then troubled with <symptom n=\"8\">anorexia</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"3\">vomitus</symptom>, it came to\r\n            <lb/>no great length till June 1775 when <condition n=\"44\">a melancholly accident</condition> happen\'d which hurt\r\n            <lb/>her greatly; and it was this, a Sister of hers married &amp; went to live about 40 miles\r\n            <lb/>distant, &amp; along with her went a younger sister, together with their father &amp; mother\r\n            <lb/>for a visit. The Lady whose case I am now relating was left at home with another\r\n            <lb/>sister only. -- The parting with the married sister affected her deeply, as they were all\r\n            <lb/>extremely happy with one another, &amp; from their situations could see others very seldom.\r\n            <lb/>But the severe shock was, this younger sister soon after leaving home, was seizd with\r\n            <lb/>the <condition n=\"99\">scarlet fever</condition> &amp; <symptom n=\"117\">sore throat</symptom>, of which she died in six days. This disease was very\r\n            <lb/>Epidemic during all the Summer, which was exceeding hot. -- Such <condition n=\"44\">melancholly\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>acc<sup>ts.</sup></abbr><expan>accidents</expan></choice></condition> being brought her so soon &amp; so unexpectedly, hurt her very much, &amp; threw her\r\n            <lb/>into <symptom n=\"45\">fainting fits</symptom>, then she recoverd, but from that time her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> complaints\r\n     <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>became very troubelsome. The <symptom n=\"8\">anorexia</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"3\">vomitus</symptom> turnd more severe, yet she had\r\n            <lb/>intervals from both. --- In November the same year she was taken ill of <condition n=\"99\">the same\r\n                <lb/>disease which had provd so fatal to her sister</condition>, &amp; had a narrow escape. -- Being <symptom n=\"23\">consiÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>derably weakend</symptom> by her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> complaints, this disease could not fail to reduce\r\n            <lb/>her very low, after it took a favourable turn &amp; she begun to take some little food,\r\n            <lb/>the <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting became very severe</symptom>, &amp; has continued so every since. There has scarce a day\r\n            <lb/>elapsed from that time till now, but she has <symptom n=\"3\">thrown up almost every thing</symptom>, tho\r\n            <lb/>at the same time her <bodypart n=\"119\">flesh</bodypart> has not at all wasted in proportion to the small quantity\r\n            <lb/>of nourishment that seemingly enters her <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart>; for frequently her food does not rest\r\n            <lb/>five minutes on her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, &amp; in general a few hours is the longest  time any kind of\r\n            <lb/>food rests on it; &amp; that, I should say, is very rare. --- For common she <symptom n=\"3\">vomits pretty easily</symptom>,\r\n            <lb/>&amp; when what she has taken comes up she is at rest -- But sometimes she has <symptom n=\"3\">very\r\n            <lb/>violent fits</symptom> of it which bring on <symptom n=\"45\">fainting fits</symptom> -- At these times she gets no relief\r\n            <lb/>till a <symptom n=\"3\">brownish stuff like coffee grounds is thrown up, what tastes bitter</symptom>. -- What she\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"3\">ordinarily throws up is sour</symptom>. -- At first her Friends took this brown stuff for matter\r\n            <lb/>But I have had occasion to examine it frequently, at least three or four times, but\r\n            <lb/>it has no appearance of that kind. -- It seems to be <bodypart n=\"88\">mostly bile</bodypart>, which being pump\'d\r\n            <lb/>into the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> by <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom>, is retained there, together with some part of her food,\r\n            <lb/>/ owing to the debilitated state of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; <symptom n=\"23\">weakend peristactic motions of the <bodypart n=\"66\">guts</bodypart></symptom>, +\r\n            <lb/>&amp; by lying long on the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> acquires that appearance. For this stuff does not\r\n            <lb/>come up at every time she <symptom n=\"3\">vomits</symptom>, only when she has a very violent <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> of it --\r\n            <lb/>There seems to be no topical affection of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, it feels indeed rather fuller\r\n            <lb/>than natural, but no particular hardness. She has very little pain of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>except after <symptom n=\"3\">throwing up</symptom>, &amp; then not much, unless after the violent fits. They disÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>order her much, &amp; have some degree of pain &amp; a feeling as if her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"73\">sides</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>were bruised. These go off if her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> continues any time sealed. She <subst><del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del><add place=\"above\">has no</add></subst>\r\n            <lb/><subst><del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del><add place=\"above\"><symptom n=\"3\">retching</symptom></add></subst> when her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> is empty. There does not appear to be any <condition n=\"65\">schirrus</condition> about\r\n            <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"116\">Pylorus</bodypart> as far as I can discover. -- In that case would she not have been more\r\n            <lb/>emaciated /for at present she is not much thiner than in her ordinary health/ &amp;\r\n      <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>some degree of <symptom n=\"125\">hardness</symptom> felt about that part? -- The other <bodypart n=\"60\"><bodypart n=\"30\">abdominal</bodypart> viscera</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>appear to be sound, &amp; no signs of her <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart> being any <add place=\"above\">way</add> affected. - She is not <symptom n=\"34\">hectic</symptom>\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"15\">Her pulse so much in the same way as when she was best, regular &amp; nor low or weak,\r\n            <lb/>nor is it much encreasd in quickness even by <symptom n=\"3\">violent Vomiting</symptom></symptom>. - She has no <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom>.\r\n            <lb/>Sleeps commonly well. She rises ordinarily between ten &amp; eleven forenoon, &amp; goes\r\n            <lb/>to bed about ten at night; keeps up all day, &amp; can walk the room slowly, her <symptom n=\"23\"><bodypart n=\"89\">Joints</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>are feeble</symptom> indeed. - She is more apt to have the <symptom n=\"3\">violent fits of Vomiting</symptom> in the\r\n            <lb/>morning, than any other time of the day, if she takes any food before she gets up.\r\n            <lb/>When this happens she is so much disorderd that she is obliged to keep her bed\r\n            <lb/>most of the day. - Her menses are regular &amp; have been so since they first appeard,\r\n            <lb/><condition n=\"8\">for a while past rather copious</condition>, but not to a degree to hurt her health. - During\r\n            <lb/>the <symptom n=\"3\">fits of violent Vomiting</symptom> she <add place=\"above\">is</add> much distressd with <symptom n=\"7\">belching of Wind</symptom>, at other\r\n            <lb/>times she is not much troubled with it. - She is naturally of a <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> habit,\r\n            <lb/>but since she had the <symptom n=\"117\">sore throat</symptom> - the <symptom n=\"3\">violent vomiting</symptom> came on, even to this day,\r\n            <lb/>she has seldom if ever had one stool but what has been procured by <treatment n=\"6\">glysters</treatment> and\r\n            <lb/><action n=\"21\">laxatives</action>, - almost every kind of food or drink, in small or greater quantity,\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"3\">equally excites vomiting</symptom>; in general what is solid keeps the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> longest, tho\r\n            <lb/>it strains her more to get it up again. grog / brandy &amp; water / is the drink that\r\n            <lb/>seems less nauseous. - Her spirits are in general tolerably good. At times they\r\n            <lb/>are <symptom n=\"6\">a good deal depressd</symptom> which is not to be wonderd at, considering that she is not\r\n            <lb/>now any better than some months ago. - I think the <symptom n=\"3\">severe fits of vomiting</symptom> are\r\n            <lb/>not quite so <subst><del><unclear>some</unclear></del><add place=\"above\">straining</add></subst> now as they have been, but in other respects the <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> is she\r\n            <lb/>same, it is rare if she keeps one meal till she gets another <add place=\"above\">her meals are very slender having <symptom n=\"8\">no appetite</symptom></add> -- For three or four\r\n            <lb/>years past she used to have <symptom n=\"4\">a severe cough</symptom> in the spring, which was removed by\r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"1\">Blooding</treatment> &amp; other cooling applications. She was free of it all Summer, &amp; might\r\n            <lb/>in Winter have <condition n=\"13\">an accidental cold</condition>. Her mother tells me that these <symptom n=\"4\">spring Coughs</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>have hurt her greatly. She has had none this spring, nor is her <bodypart n=\"43\">lungs</bodypart> /as I have\r\n       <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n            <lb/>said before/ any way affected at present. --\r\n            <lb/>Her disease I think /with submission/ is <symptom n=\"48\">Dyspepsia</symptom>, &amp; in my opinion seems IdioÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>pathic proceeding from a <symptom n=\"54\">debility</symptom> of the general System &amp; the tone of <symptom n=\"23\">the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> in\r\n            <lb/>consequence lost or greatly weakend</symptom>. -- I cannot discover any appearances to\r\n            <lb/>determine it symptomatic, as you will see by the above history. -- <subst><del>unless</del><add place=\"above\">If</add></subst> it has\r\n            <lb/><subst><del>any</del><add place=\"above\">no</add></subst> relation to the <symptom n=\"48\">Dyspepsia hysterica</symptom>, it has none to any other of the sympto-\r\n            <lb/>matic kind as far as I can discover. - Any reasons for <del>dis</del>mentioning the <symptom n=\"48\">Dyspep.\r\n                <lb/>hysterica</symptom> are, that She is of a temperament in which <condition n=\"74\">the <bodypart n=\"47\">nerves</bodypart> are very irÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ritable</condition>, &amp; during the time she was <condition n=\"39\">distressed with worms</condition> she had pains in her\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart> &amp; <symptom n=\"45\">fainting fits</symptom> as I am informed, whether these pains proceeded from\r\n            <lb/>convulsive motions of the <bodypart n=\"82\">alimentary canal</bodypart>, I know not. - She has indeed now\r\n            <lb/>at times pains in her <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>; whether these are owing to her <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>, or to moÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tions of that kind I am doubtfull. - Further during the <symptom n=\"3\">violent fits of\r\n                <lb/>Vomiting</symptom> those appear<del>s</del> to be <symptom n=\"57\">spasmodic affections</symptom> of the upper <bodypart n=\"107\">orific of the\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart></bodypart> which retains the air <add place =\"above\">in the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart></add> at times, so as to make her gasp, &amp; cry she is\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"12\">like to lose her breath</symptom>. These <symptom n=\"57\">spasmodic affections</symptom> may be communicated farther.\r\n            <lb/>I mention these things with no other view than if <subst><del>it</del><add place=\"above\">they</add></subst> can throw any more\r\n            <lb/>light into the nature of her complaints. All is submitted to your superior\r\n            <lb/>Judgement. I may be wrong in my apprehensions, &amp; will impatiently wait\r\n            <lb/>for advice which I can safely follow. -----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The method I have taken in her Case is as follows. -- when she was seized\r\n            <lb/>with the <symptom n=\"117\">sore throat</symptom> I would not attend her, being situated at a great distance and\r\n            <lb/>otherways necessarily engaged; I was wrote her complaints as well as her friends\r\n            <lb/>could, but I could not from that learn them with any degree of precision. The\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"117\">sore throat</symptom> was then mostly over &amp; the <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> come on. - apprehending\r\n            <lb/>that the <condition n=\"104\">putrid diathesis</condition>, which discovered itself in most who had that disease,\r\n            <lb/>might not be overcome, &amp; being generally of service nor strengthening the tone\r\n       <pb n=\"5\"/>\r\n            <lb/>of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, I orderd her the <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"15\">Decoction of the Bark</ingredient> &amp; and <ingredient n=\"67\">Spirit of Vitriol</ingredient>, at\r\n            <lb/>the same time advising them to <treatment n=\"6\">keep her Belly open by Glysters</treatment>, thinking that the\r\n            <lb/>most advisable method to answer that purpose, as it might besides be of worse effect\r\n            <lb/>as nourishment, as she <symptom n=\"3\">vomited</symptom> so much. - I also advised such a diet as timid\r\n            <lb/>to me most proper, <del><illegible w=\"6\"/></del> forbidding the Vegetables\r\n            <lb/>of difficult digestion &amp; those apt to create acidity --- This regimen she followd for\r\n            <lb/>some time, as it was a considerable time before I heard any distinct <choice><abbr>acc<sup>ts.</sup></abbr><expan>accounts</expan></choice> again,\r\n            <lb/>&amp; even then I was not acquainted with many particulars what would have been\r\n            <lb/>very necessary to be known. - Being inform\'d that the <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> &amp;c. had no effect\r\n            <lb/>for restraining the <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom>, I advised the <ingredient n=\"1\">bark to be laid aside</ingredient>; suspecting now\r\n            <lb/>an <symptom n=\"62\">inflammatory diathesis</symptom> of her <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> I orderd <treatment n=\"1\">a tea cupfull of <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> to be\r\n            <lb/>taken</treatment> to know whether it was so or not, &amp; it was found to have what is calld\r\n            <lb/>the <symptom n=\"62\">inflammatory crust</symptom>. - She now used the <ingredient n=\"67\">acid alone</ingredient> &amp; at times a few of the\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetic Pills</ingredient> as a <action n=\"21\">laxative</action>. - I have frequently thought of trying to <treatment n=\"1\">take more\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart></treatment>, but so many objections start to me, that deter me from the tryal. - I can see\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"23\">her greatly weakend</symptom>, &amp; by no means a fit subject for trying Experiments of that\r\n            <lb/>nature on. For if she is not relieved by Such a tryal, her complaints must be agÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>gravated - at this time I advised to give her <ingredient n=\"11\">Camomile tea</ingredient> to drink when they saw\r\n            <lb/>her <symptom n=\"3\">vomit</symptom> up the brown stuff to assist in carrying it off, but at no other time. - As\r\n            <lb/>the tone of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> depends greatly on exciting the action of the <bodypart n=\"57\">extreme vessells</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>I advised a flannel there to be more near her <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> &amp; her <bodypart n=\"52\">extremetys</bodypart> &amp; even her body\r\n            <lb/>to be <treatment n=\"39\">rubbed</treatment> twice a day with a coarse cloth or <treatment n=\"18\">flesh brush</treatment>, &amp; farther to give a\r\n            <lb/>Stimulus to the system I advised a <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> to be applyed <bodypart n=\"11\">between her shoulders</bodypart>,\r\n            <lb/>&amp; that it should be keepd open whith it is as yet, this was done principally\r\n            <lb/>because she was not for having any more <treatment n=\"4\">blisters</treatment>, &amp; I imagined they might have\r\n            <lb/>been of service. She has also had the <treatment n=\"21\">emplastrum calidum</treatment> at her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>.\r\n       <pb n=\"6\"/>\r\n            <lb/>Notwithstanding of this method I was wrote that the <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting still continued</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; became rather worse &amp; that it had thrown her into <symptom n=\"45\">fainting fits</symptom>, I thought if\r\n            <lb/>it was not at times checked it might have bad consequences. I therefor sent her\r\n            <lb/>some <ingredient n=\"58\">Liq. Laud.</ingredient> to give ten or twelve drops at first; &amp; to increase the dose as <add place=\"above\">it</add> became\r\n            <lb/>Necessary, informing them nor to give it but on urgent occasions which I pointed\r\n            <lb/>out to them. - The <ingredient n=\"58\">opiate</ingredient> relievd her of the <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> at the time, &amp; gave her some\r\n            <lb/>respite but it could not remove the cause. -- Since I saw her which is within these\r\n            <lb/>five weeks, the symptoms do not differ from the above description; To correct the\r\n            <lb/>acidity she has got <ingredient n=\"84\">magnesia alba</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"32\">lime water</ingredient>; as an aromatic as times she\r\n            <lb/>gets the <ingredient n=\"68\">aq. minth: piperit.</ingredient> --. I have seen two or three <symptom n=\"3\">violent fits of vomiting</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>in which I thought it adversable to give an <ingredient n=\"58\">opiate</ingredient> to gain a temporary relief.\r\n            <lb/>I am loth to give it except when necessity calls, as it tends by repeated use to <symptom n=\"23\">weaken\r\n            <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart></symptom>. These <symptom n=\"3\">fits of violent vomiting</symptom> are preceeded by no remarkable sympÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tom <add place=\"above\">to warn their approach.</add> <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> At times that brownish stuff may be so dissengaged as more readily\r\n            <lb/>to come up at one time than another. -- When it appears, then she gets <ingredient n=\"11\">camomile\r\n                <lb/>tea</ingredient> &amp; water to assist in bringing it up. It would be in vain to give <ingredient n=\"58\">opiates</ingredient> in that\r\n            <lb/>Case <add place=\"above\">to check it</add> for if they did check the <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> at that time, it would only be laying the\r\n            <lb/>foundation for a more violent <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> afterwards.-- After that stuff, to appearance is\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"3\">thrown up</symptom> &amp; the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> does not settle, &amp; she like to be <symptom n=\"7\">chookd with wind</symptom>. I give her\r\n            <lb/>the <ingredient n=\"58\">opiate</ingredient>. It is but seldom necessary. -- I have proposed her taking <ingredient n=\"159\">Tar water</ingredient>, but\r\n            <lb/>she declines <add place=\"above\">it</add>. She takes the <ingredient n=\"67\">acid spirit of Vitriol</ingredient>, &amp; I am to give her <ingredient n=\"113\">Bitters</ingredient>. I geneÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>rally stop their use for a while, after they have been taken for some time. - with\r\n            <lb/>the view of restoring the tone of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, whenever the weather becomes mild she\r\n            <lb/>is to ride much on horseback. She has been out once or twice but the intervals are\r\n            <lb/>so long &amp; the time so short that she can stay without doors, that it has had no effect.\r\n            <lb/>She uses the <treatment n=\"51\">Chamber horse</treatment> much. I have endeavourd as much as I can to avoid\r\n            <lb/>the remote Causes of loss of Tone. But there is one Cause &amp; a material one which it\r\n            <lb/>will be very difficult to obviate. - I mentiond before her being of a temperament\r\n      <pb n=\"7\"/>\r\n            <lb/>that is strongly assisted by <symptom n=\"6\">depressing passions</symptom>. In such a confined Society as\r\n            <lb/>we have here Causes <add place=\"above\">to excile these</add> must be ocurring frequently when almost every one is\r\n            <lb/>in some way or other connected. -- It may appear something odd that in two\r\n            <lb/>months time, I should advise medicines to correct a <condition n=\"104\">putrid diathesis</condition> &amp; advise these\r\n            <lb/>to be laid aside on a suspicion of the contrary. To account for this, she has often been \r\n            <lb/>seen to turn <symptom n=\"91\">ill colourd</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"23\">lean</symptom> in a very short time, &amp; <symptom n=\"115\">in no longer time has become\r\n            <lb/>plump &amp; full</symptom>. This happend to her particularly during the time she was <condition n=\"39\">distressd\r\n            <lb/>with the Worms</condition>. -- I am strongly impressd with the opinion that sailing would be\r\n            <lb/>of service in her case. - I have proposed that when the weather turns warm, for\r\n            <lb/>her to try a sail now &amp; then, between which &amp; riding she may be agreeable aÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>mused &amp; benefited. Probably a longer sail would be of use. -- The excretion by\r\n            <lb/>Urine has been all along rather scanty &amp; <symptom n=\"83\">high coloured</symptom>, probably owing to the small\r\n            <lb/>quantity of Liquids that rested on her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> ---------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Since writing the above she was seized with a <condition n=\"10\">fever of the continued kind</condition>. It is\r\n            <lb/>ten days since she was attacked, but no appearances of a crisis. The day preceding\r\n            <lb/>that on which she was taken with it, she had a <symptom n=\"3\">severe fit of Vomiting</symptom> in the morning.\r\n            <lb/>She got up in about two hours after, but being unable to sit, she lay down above\r\n            <lb/>the bed without any cover but her body cloths, nor would allow of any other. She\r\n            <lb/>lay for a considerate time in this way. - Next day she was very <condition n=\"10\">feverish</condition> &amp; has\r\n            <lb/>continued so since. There is an <condition n=\"10\">infectious fever in the house</condition>, whether it is owing\r\n            <lb/>to that Cause, or to excitement of the system brought on by <condition n=\"13\">the cold</condition> she got lying\r\n            <lb/>above the bed, I cannot positively determine. - For two or three days after she was\r\n            <lb/>seized, she had a troublesome <symptom n=\"4\">dry tickling cough</symptom>, that <subst><del>is</del><add place=\"above\">has</add></subst> now gone off - likely for her\r\n            <lb/>she has as yet had <symptom n=\"3\">very little vomiting</symptom> since the <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> began. She has only <symptom n=\"3\">retchd</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>two or three times tho she has drunk a good deal; two days ago she had three stools\r\n            <lb/>in the twenty four hours without any means used to promote that evacuation. At\r\n            <lb/>times I flatter myself with the hopes that this <condition n=\"10\">Fever</condition> may work happy effects\r\n       <pb n=\"8\"/>\r\n            <lb/>on her Constitution. At other times I am very apprehensive above the consequenÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ces. I am afraid she has not strength to bear it out. --\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1466, 1, '2013-06-14 10:55:11', 343);
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I am much troubled with pains in my\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart> and I cant help thinking but Riding increase\r\n            <lb />it especially when almost any wind of consequence\r\n            <lb />Blows notwithstanding I have myself warmly cloathed\r\n            <lb />and by the time I Ride six or eight miles <add place=\"above\">gently</add> I am quite\r\n            <lb />over run with pains in my <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> and about the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart>. This distresses me greatly as\r\n            <lb />it makes me often employ this fine exercise with\r\n            <lb />reluctance, as I find myself comparitively speaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />king go out with a Whole <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> and come home with\r\n            <lb />a painful one. Yet I am a litle uncertain whither\r\n            <lb />it tis the Riding or the open air I cant stand. As\r\n            <lb />I have noticed when amusing myself at a farm\r\n            <lb />in the neighbourhood, I mean standing looking at other\r\n            <lb />people working, the wind blowing pretty fresh at same\r\n            <lb />time, I have found myself exactly similar pained\r\n            <lb />to that on horseback.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />My <symptom n=\"17\">sleep is very imperfect</symptom> altho I cant say that I have\r\n            <lb />had any <symptom n=\"17\">alarming dreams</symptom> since I consulted you. I\r\n            <lb />awake every night at midnight to make water, and\r\n            <lb />at that time constantly find my <bodypart n=\"31\">yard</bodypart> violently erected\r\n            <lb />but as soon as I have made water I find it no more\r\n            <lb />that way till next night at midnight or about it.\r\n            <lb />I find immediately after I pass urine that I have a\r\n            <lb />weakness of <symptom n=\"110\">retaining it</symptom> in for two minutes or three\r\n            <lb />afterwards it comes Involuntary but as their is only\r\n            <lb />a small quantity then it has no other bad effects\r\n            <lb />but wetting my shirt and Breeches a litle as I keep\r\n            <lb />well afterwards. The <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> is nearly the same as\r\n            <lb />formerly I can hardly say that get one sufficient Stooll\r\n            <lb />without <choice><abbr>yr</abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> <action n=\"21\">laxative pills</action> one of them at a time answers\r\n            <lb />the purpose very well.  I cant say that I <symptom n=\"8\">my appetite</symptom>\r\n            <lb />is very bad when I am relieved from <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> the\r\n            <lb />very same thing I have to say of the <symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom> when , when my\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> is open tis by no means very troublesome ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />That you may in some measure judge of my conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />forming to <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> orders be so kind as attend to the following\r\n            <lb />which <add place=\"above\">I</add> understand to be your meaning. About six or\r\n            <lb />rather before it I get out of Bed and instantly goes to\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"54\">the <add place=\"above\">shower</add> bath</treatment> <del>immedeately</del> having to occassion to delay it on\r\n            <lb />account of <symptom n=\"28\">sweating</symptom> as I never sweat in bed preciseÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly at seven I take Breakfast of Cocoa tea But I am\r\n            <lb />greatly puzzled about the kind of Cocoa you mean\r\n            <lb />as their is two kinds of it one of them they call the\r\n            <lb />shell which is of a leafy kind; The other sort is what\r\n            <lb />is called Ground Cocoa. I have had Â½<sup>to</sup> of the one &amp; a\r\n            <lb />whole pound of the other they are both very agreeable\r\n            <lb />to my taste and I shou\'d think not a great of diffeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rence in the quality, but I find a great deal difference\r\n            <lb />in the price as the Shell kind is four times the price\r\n            <lb />of the Ground kinds, but to this I have no objection\r\n            <lb />providing the high priced kind is what you mean\r\n            <lb />pardon this long digression.) I sometimes take a litle sweet\r\n            <lb />fresh butter to my bread, and sometimes not being unÂ¬\r\n            <lb />certain of its propriety, About half eight I get on horseÂ¬\r\n            <lb />back and rides two or three hours, at one o\'Clock I dine\r\n            <lb />taking strong beaf tea or some pretty strong mutton soup\r\n            <lb />having nothing else in it but a litle oatmeal to the <unclear>?</unclear>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />the mutton soup, afterwards I take some beef, mutton\r\n            <lb />or Lamb, only one of them a time and then some Rice or\r\n            <lb />Bread pudding, as I find that vegetables is by no means\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"21\">laxative</action> I understand that even at dinner I shoud\r\n            <lb />hardly use them as you have totally discharged them\r\n            <lb />from supper if not <action n=\"21\">laxative</action>, at or between fix and\r\n            <lb />six in the evening I mount my horse and Rides\r\n            <lb />about an hour and a half at seven o\'Clock I take\r\n            <lb />supper two parts thin water &amp; one part new milk\r\n            <lb />and sweetten them well with Brown sugar, and\r\n            <lb />use it mostly to Bread sometimes to Rice, or porridge.\r\n            <lb />About half after ten goes to bed and rises as formerÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly mentioned. I cant say but the regimen of eating is much\r\n            <lb />to my taste, but some constitutions woud not be very well\r\n            <lb />satisfied with your drinking as they woud think <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />ther niggardly in that article but to me tis no hard<illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />for I am never dry therefore I never drink, I wish to\r\n            <lb />know your opinion in this if their be any needcessety of\r\n            <lb />drinking when I find no sensation of thirst, and as I have\r\n            <lb />no inclination for fermented liquor is not water alone as proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />per as anything. I suppose that I must continue at\r\n            <lb />the <condition n=\"21\">nervous pills</condition> for a good long time perhaps months.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Their is nothing in the present letter that I wish to\r\n            <lb />consult you more in th<illegible l=\"2\" /> the following. Unluckily my\r\n            <lb />horse is turned considerably lame so as to unfit him for\r\n            <lb />a long Journey, how woud it do for me to go to a friends\r\n            <lb />house near Loch Lomond for two or three weeks where\r\n            <lb />I might either have my own horse or one there if\r\n            <lb />he woud\'t do to ride as many hours in the day as I\r\n            <lb />thought proper, that Country is vastly agreeable for many\r\n            <lb />summer amusements, and having it always in my\r\n            <lb />power to take victuals at my friends I coud exactly\r\n            <lb />conform to same Regimen as at home, but when I go to\r\n            <lb />strange houses I am obliged to conform to take any\r\n            <lb />thing the people has to give me, be also kind enough\r\n            <lb />to let me know when over their (if you aprove of this\r\n            <lb />substitution) if I must bath in the Loch or River every day\r\n            <lb />as it will be unhandy to send the <treatment n=\"54\">showerbath</treatment> there.---\r\n            <lb />if I find my horse turn better as I hope he will I\'ll take long\r\n            <lb />excursions from that place perhaps 40 miles. This is a long letÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ter, yet I hope you\'ll pardon me for laying my case at large open\r\n            <lb />to you and I have no doubt but you\'ll do <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> best for me  My circumstance\r\n            <lb />is neither high nor low and certainly will pay you for the great trouble I am\r\n            <lb />putting you to as such, as you may depend on hearing from <add place=\"above\">me</add> again.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am exceedingly afraid too often.  I shall be exceedingly happy to hear from you as soon as convenient. And Remains \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> most obliged <choice><abbr>hble</abbr><expan>humble</expan></choice> Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n<signed>John Love</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician in\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />9 : 2 Over 3 N6\r\n        </p>\r\n       \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Love of Paisley\r\n            <lb />12 Aug. 1778\r\n            <lb />V. IX.  p. 16\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1546, 11, '2014-10-13 16:16:37', 106),
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She should consider herself as extremely delicate, requiring the utmost reserve,\r\n            <lb />unfit for any excess in cold, heat, fasting, fullness, late, early hours, or the\r\n            <lb />least fatigue either from family, or company. With regard to some\r\n            <lb />particulars, I shall give my opinion, but - her own feelings &amp; experience\r\n            <lb />fairly consulted, her best guide.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />DIet. dinner, generally solid animal food, but of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> lighter, or if not of\r\n            <lb />these, <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>q<sup>ty</sup></abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> heavier, very moderate, &amp; she must avoid so much, as to\r\n            <lb />heat, flesh, or drowsify after it, . The lighter fish, lightly dressed,\r\n            <lb />may now &amp; then <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> safety. Should frequently take as a part of her diet\r\n            <lb />plain bread, <unclear>rice</unclear> or millet - <choice><abbr>pudd<sup>gs.</sup></abbr><expan>puddings</expan></choice> Garden stuffs, hazardous, except\r\n            <lb />at their first coming in, when if taken moderately, &amp; to digest, may do\r\n            <lb />her constitution good. Fruit, require great caution, tho she may\r\n            <lb />sometimes, possibly digest ripe strawberries, a little of a ripe orange, or\r\n            <lb />baked apple. <del>Whe</del> With respect to these &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> garden stuffs, our\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>stom.</abbr><expan>stomach</expan></choice></bodypart> are at <choice><abbr>diff<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>different</expan></choice> times in <choice><abbr>diff<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>different</expan></choice> conditions, so as to digest well now,\r\n            <lb />what cannot at another time. Most people can discern these states\r\n            <lb />&amp; M<sup>rs</sup> M. must herself <u>discern</u> when to avoid, what are liable to\r\n            <lb />be <choice><abbr>ascent</abbr><expan>ascescent</expan></choice> or <choice><abbr>flatul<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>flatulent</expan></choice> or to take <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same as good for her <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />At all times avoid Indian tea &amp; coffee, as <choice><abbr>p<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>part</expan></choice> of diet, but sometimes\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> affected <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> headach, may take a dish of Green tea. At\r\n            <lb />breakfast, may take weak chocolate, cocoa tea, or balm <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a\r\n            <lb />little <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient>. Either <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> cocoa or balm tea, may take dry\r\n            <lb />toast <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a little butter, but avoid all sweet things as marmalade &amp;c\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />No drink, absolutely safe, but plain water or <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a little spirits.\r\n            <lb />Every else is fermentible <choice><abbr>theref.</abbr><expan>therefore</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>m</abbr><expan>may</expan></choice> disagree <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> her. She <choice><abbr>m</abbr><expan>may</expan></choice> posÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sibly at times bear a little porter or some wines, but, caution, &amp; she\r\n            <lb />must <u>discern</u>, those <del>times</del> times.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />It will not be easy to give her any strength, <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>out fresh air &amp; gentle\r\n            <lb />exercise. Her <choice><abbr>pres<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>present</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"23\"><choice><abbr>weakn</abbr><expan>weakness</expan></choice></symptom> &amp; this <illegible w=\"1\" />, wont allow of it soon,\r\n            <lb />but\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />but must be kept in view &amp; attempted by degrees. Let her be out of\r\n            <lb />her bed, &amp; chamber, as <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> as she can bear, but avoid any bodily exerÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion, &amp; she may bear the fresh air safely, if the temperature of her\r\n            <lb />chamber can be properly managed.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Whenever she can bear <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> open air, &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> season allows, she should\r\n            <lb />be often abroad, &amp; gently moved in carriage, but never to fatigue.\r\n            <lb />When <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> season is advanced, &amp; she come to bear motion, an easy but\r\n            <lb />steady journey for several weeks, one of the best remedies, &amp; best\r\n            <lb />towards the south.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Must take care of her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>, as upon <symptom n=\"24\"><choice><abbr>stagnat.</abbr><expan>stagnation</expan></choice> or <choice><abbr>obstruct.</abbr><expan>obstruction</expan></choice></symptom> there,\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>stom.</abbr><expan>stomach</expan></choice></bodypart> is often affected. Lucky if M<sup>rs</sup> M. could &amp; she alone\r\n            <lb />can find a <choice><abbr>managem<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>management</expan></choice> of diet, <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> would answer this end. But if\r\n            <lb />not, recurse to medicine. <ingredient n=\"8\">Crem Tart.</ingredient> very proper, but uncertain\r\n            <lb />in its operation, &amp; if could bear <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor oil</ingredient>, <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a good proporÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion of spirit, better. At <del>a</del> certain period, agreable to her last\r\n            <lb />experience a <treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment> <choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>may be</expan></choice> necessary. &amp; even at some other times, <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> distressed <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"3\"><choice><abbr>sickn.</abbr><expan>sickness</expan></choice></symptom> at <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>stom.</abbr><expan>stomach</expan></choice></bodypart>; some <treatment n=\"9\"><choice><abbr>vomit<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>vomiting</expan></choice></treatment> <choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>may be</expan></choice> necessary, but\r\n            <lb />to be as <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> as possible avoided, &amp; always, when can other means\r\n            <lb />of relief. For her <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom>, try a pretty large dose of <ingredient n=\"285\">Sp<sup>t.</sup> sal.\r\n                <lb />ammon.</ingredient> or perhaps a dose of <ingredient n=\"128\">Eau de luce</ingredient> in water neither hot\r\n            <lb />nor cold.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> M. <choice><abbr>ailmt<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>ailments</expan></choice> very <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"57\">spasmodic kind</symptom>, &amp; for these <ingredient n=\"14\">opiÂ¬\r\n                <lb />ates</ingredient> are the only certain. These <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>re</sup>f.</abbr><expan>therefore</expan></choice> be always at hand &amp;\r\n            <lb />in case of any <choice><abbr>uneasin.</abbr><expan>uneasiness</expan></choice> should not hesitate to employ them. The\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>â„³.</abbr><expan>mixture</expan></choice> she has used to take, proper still, but by repetition, has\r\n            <lb />become weak, so that either it made stronger, or can not trust\r\n            <lb />to it without <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> addition of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>. A habit of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> medicine\r\n            <lb />not descriable. But here unavailable, for not so much harm, as\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>freq<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>frequent</expan></choice> recurrence of her <choice><abbr>ailm<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>ailment</expan></choice> would. \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Medicines, a nice matter <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> her, &amp; few to be employed.\r\n            <lb />but two <add place=\"above\">X</add>, which she may bear &amp; have <unclear>both</unclear> <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> &amp; her\r\n            <lb />vid bottom of next page.<note>See Letter ID:3789.</note>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />constitution strengthened by <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice>, but must employ not only such\r\n            <lb />times &amp; <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> such a gradual increase of dose as she shall be found to\r\n            <lb />bear.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> March 3. <u>1776</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />W.C.\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>\r\n            \r\n        ', 3785, 11, '2015-04-10 10:38:49', 118),
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I have had several instances of both\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"33\">Delirium</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"39\">Convulsions</symptom> from water being poured upon the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"41\">brain</bodypart> in <condition n=\"120\">dropsical</condition> cases, but I have met with no instance of\r\n            <lb />an <symptom n=\"64\">afflux &amp; congestion of <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> in the <bodypart n=\"41\">Brain</bodypart></symptom> in <condition n=\"120\">dropsical</condition>\r\n            <lb />people as has certainly happened in this Case. I wonder however\r\n            <lb />that it has not occurred to me before as it is so easily\r\n            <lb />accounted before. It is certainly owing to a compression\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />of the whole of the descending <bodypart n=\"57\">Aorta</bodypart>, which\r\n            <lb />like the <bodypart n=\"140\">ligature of Sylvius</bodypart><note>A reference to the \'aqueduct of Sylvius\', part of the ventricular system of the brain, named after the Dutch physician and anatomist Fransciscus Sylvius (1614-1672).</note>  must strongly deterÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mine the <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> into the <bodypart n=\"57\">Vessels</bodypart> of the <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart> &amp; in this\r\n            <lb />case the <symptom n=\"96\">Stupor</symptom>, <symptom n=\"15\">increased frequency &amp; Strength of Pulse</symptom>\r\n            <lb />with the <symptom n=\"82\">flushing of the <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart></symptom> <del>were</del> were clear evidences\r\n            <lb />&amp; that <symptom n=\"39\">convulsions</symptom> may follow such <symptom n=\"64\">congestion</symptom> we know\r\n            <lb />well. <del>I am glad you</del>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am glad you found a Sensible effect of the <ingredient n=\"92\">ColchiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cum</ingredient> as it has been often disputed &amp; it is certain that it is\r\n            <lb />in very different conditions at <del>certain</del> different times--\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I thing you judged rightly in declining the <ingredient n=\"137\">Scammony</ingredient> in\r\n            <lb />the low state of your Patient it is certainly an Acrid\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"24\">Purgative</action> which <action n=\"61\">Hydropics</action> may often bear, but surely\r\n            <lb />not in the last stages of the distemper .- You are right\r\n            <lb />in thinking it comes to us in different conditions. 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The pain of his <bodypart n=\"62\">right\r\n            <lb />haunch</bodypart> shooting down his <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart> is <condition n=\"3\">Gouty</condition> &amp; it might be dangeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rous to treat it as <condition n=\"15\">rheumatic</condition>, either by <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment>, <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment> or\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"39\">embrocations</treatment>. To remove entirely either <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition> or <symptom n=\"32\">gravel</symptom> I do\r\n            <lb />not undertake, but to relieve both.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Put him upon the use of the <ingredient n=\"100\">Caustic Lixivium</ingredient> for a\r\n            <lb />month together. I can advise nothing farther at present:\r\n            <lb />except a proper regimen.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Moderation &amp; temperance. Exercise on horseback or in a\r\n            <lb />Carriage as the weather or his ailments allow. If on\r\n            <lb />horseback it must be at a slow pace on a very smooth going\r\n            <lb />horse. In Diet avoid all acid or ascent. Moderation in\r\n            <lb />animal food &amp; only once a day. Milk once a day either for\r\n            <lb />breakfast or supper, if he digest it. 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Daily exercise to be his chief object. In tolerable\r\n            <lb />weather he should be out every day in a carriage but better\r\n            <lb />on horse back &amp; should not be afraid even of a little bad\r\n            <lb />weather.  His journey home should be two stages a day\r\n            <lb />setting out early so as to finish the two before dinner\r\n            <lb />which may be a little later than usual. Both on the jourÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ney &amp; afterwards he should take as much of his daily exerÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cise on horseback as the weather &amp; his strength &amp;c.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />2. 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As his\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">Pulse has kept so well</symptom> I think you have done properly\r\n            <lb />in abstaining from <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> but if his pains continue obÂ¬\r\n            <lb />stinate &amp; <symptom n=\"17\">interrupt his Sleep</symptom> very <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> I think you might\r\n            <lb />venture to give him an <ingredient n=\"331\">anodyne draught</ingredient> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> twenty drops\r\n            <lb />of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"58\">Tinctura Thebaica</ingredient> &amp; forty of <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"110\">Vinum Antimonial</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />&amp; unless you find <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> it heats him &amp; increases his pains\r\n            <lb />next day you might repeat such a dose in a day or two after.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />In every view &amp; this case <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> mixture in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> other page\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />may be of service to him. I expect it may open his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> &amp; keep it regular but if it do not you Must\r\n            <lb />take care to do it by another Medicine. By <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> pains\r\n            <lb />in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"70\">groin</bodypart> shooting to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> point of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"55\">urethra</bodypart> &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> state\r\n            <lb />of his urine you mentioned, all show <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> his <symptom n=\"32\">gravelish\r\n            <lb />complaints</symptom> still subsist &amp; mix <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> his other pains\r\n            <lb />&amp; therefore I <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> wish still to continue <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> use of the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"100\">Lixivium</ingredient>. - The mucus <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> appears in his urine I take\r\n            <lb />to be a good effect of it.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 23<sup>d.</sup>\r\n                <lb /><u>1779</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />WC.\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n            <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Pearson</head>\r\n    \r\n                <recipe>\r\n                    \r\n                    <choice>\r\n                        \r\n                        <orig>\r\n                            \r\n                            <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"101\">Gumm. guaiac.</ingredient> Ê’j\r\n                            <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacch. alb. duriss.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                            <lb />Terito simul in pulverem subtilem dein adde\r\n                            <lb /><ingredient n=\"75\">Muci. gumm. Arab.</ingredient> â„¥ iss\r\n                            <lb />Terito iterum diligenter et paulatim adde\r\n                            <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syrup. Simpl.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                            <lb /><ingredient n=\"203\">Aq. puleg.</ingredient>\r\n                            <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\">-- rosar</ingredient> @ â„¥iij\r\n                            <lb /><ingredient n=\"110\">Vin. antimon.</ingredient> Ê’j\r\n                            <lb />â„³. Signa <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Mixture</action>; a table spoonfull to be\r\n                            <lb />taken Several times a day, Shaking <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Phial very well\r\n                            <lb />before pouring it out -- \r\n                            \r\n                        </orig>\r\n                        \r\n                        <reg>\r\n                            \r\n                            Take one drachm of <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum guaiacum</ingredient> and \r\n                            two drachms of <ingredient n=\"50\">raw white sugar</ingredient>. \r\n                            You will crush them together into a fine powder, then add \r\n                            one and a half ounce of <ingredient n=\"75\">Arabic gum Mucilage</ingredient>. \r\n                            You will crush it diligently again and add little by little \r\n                            one ounce of <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient>, \r\n                            three ounces of <ingredient n=\"203\">pennyroyal water</ingredient>,  \r\n                            three ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">water of roses</ingredient> and \r\n                            one drachm of <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar Ermetic</ingredient>\r\n                            Mix and label as <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Mixture</action>; a table spoonfull to be \r\n                            taken Several times a day, shaking the phial very well \r\n                            before pouring it out.\r\n                            \r\n                        </reg>\r\n                        \r\n                    </choice>\r\n                    \r\n                </recipe>\r\n                \r\n         \r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n        <dateline>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 23<sup>d.</sup>\r\n            <lb /><u>1779</u>\r\n            \r\n        </dateline>\r\n        \r\n        <signed>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />WC.\r\n            \r\n        </signed>\r\n        \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4541, 2, '2013-10-30 17:12:31', 73),
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Patch / To: [ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN] / Regarding: Mrs (Patient) / 21 September 1778 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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She now takes <choice><abbr>Ê’iÅ¿s</abbr><expan>one and a half drachms</expan></choice> a day\r\n            <lb />of the <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient>, only she is sometimes obliged to omit\r\n            <lb />it for three or four days, and take a dose or two\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient>. When I examined the <condition n=\"18\">Tumor</condition> last,\r\n            <lb />I found it larger, heavier, and the <bodypart n=\"131\">Os TincÃ¦</bodypart> more\r\n            <lb />unequal, she seems <symptom n=\"23\">much weaker</symptom> lately, and her\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"8\">appetite rather lesser</symptom>, tho in general it has been\r\n            <lb />very good. Her food <add place=\"above\">has been</add> of the smoothest kinds and\r\n            <lb />most easily digested. Her Pain has increas\'d of\r\n            <lb />late, so that she is obliged ot take five and thirty\r\n            <lb />drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">Tinctura Thebaica</ingredient> every night to procure\r\n            <lb />sleep.\r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The friends of this Lady would esteem\r\n            <lb />it a favor to have your opinion and advice\r\n            <lb />as soon as you conveniently could give it,\r\n            <lb />and I will take care to make a proper\r\n            <lb />acknowledgement for it to any Person in London\r\n            <lb />you will appoint to receive it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am <unclear><choice><abbr>S<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Sir</expan></choice></unclear>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Y<sup>r.</sup> most obed<sup>t.</sup> humble Ser<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Your most obedient humble Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                Patch\r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>Exeter. <choice><abbr>7<sup>ber.</sup> y.</abbr><expan>September the</expan></choice> 21<sup>st.</sup> 1778.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        </div>\r\n        \r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <handShift />\r\n                <lb />Patch <choice><abbr>Q</abbr><expan>Query</expan></choice> a Lady\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1778\r\n                <lb />9. p. 62.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1565, 2, '2014-11-07 12:53:22', 43),
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Fresh air &amp; gentle exercise. a little walking - but riding\r\n            <lb />on horseback best. an easy Journey for tw or three weeks. -\r\n            <lb /><del>2</del> always gaurd against cold -- flannel Shirt. &amp;<sup>c.</sup>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2 No Common Tea nor Coffee. Cocoa Tea for breakfast-\r\n            <lb />No Sweets ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3. At Dinner Plain Soup without any <choice><abbr>Veg<sup>s.</sup></abbr></choice> -- Any\r\n            <lb />plain meat. fish sparingly - filling up his meal with\r\n            <lb />pudding &amp; bread in his soup. - or such <choice><abbr>Veg<sup>s.</sup></abbr></choice> as are young\r\n            <lb />&amp; tender. &amp; not windy\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4. At Supper hardly every Animal food -- milk &amp; milk\r\n            <lb />meats most proper - or milk mixed with <del>gruel</del> water gruel\r\n            <lb />&amp; Sugar.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />5. Ordinary drink water. no Malt liguors --\r\n            <lb />At Dinner a glass or two of Strong wine; but\r\n            <lb />Spirits &amp; water better\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />6. Always keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> <choice><abbr>reg<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice> &amp; remove<symptom n=\"24\"><choice><abbr>Costiveness</abbr></choice></symptom>\r\n            <lb />by the Pills below.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž M. Pil. <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloet.</ingredient> Ê’ij Divid in pil â„– XXIV\r\n                    <lb />S. <action n=\"21\"> Lax.</action> Pill. 1. or 2 as occasion requires\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take two drachms of <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetic</ingredient> pill-mass and divide into twenty-four pills. Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Pill. 1 or 2 as occasion requires</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"35\">Lim. M. pp<sup>tt.</sup></ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinn. puilv</ingredient> @ gr. V.\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacch. alb.</ingredient> d. gr X. M. f. 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If good can be done it must be by <action n=\"29\">Tonics</action> &amp; by\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient>: the latter I take to be indispensible &amp; the\r\n            <lb/>more <del>of them</del> she has already taken, the more and larger\r\n            <lb/>doses will be necessary. In cases of <treatment n=\"9\">vomiting</treatment> we are \r\n            <lb/>often disappointed by the <ingredient n=\"14\">opiate</ingredient> being <symptom n=\"3\">thrown up</symptom> &amp; in\r\n            <lb/>that case throw them in by a <treatment n=\"6\">glyster</treatment> of small bulk &amp;\r\n            <lb/>mild quality such as a <ingredient n=\"75\" t=\"3\">solution of gum Arabic</ingredient>.\r\n            <lb/>The external application may be of some service but\r\n            <lb/>not to be depended upon. For a <action n=\"29\">tonic</action> I propose the\r\n            <lb/>following, \r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥iij <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">syr. e ros. sicc.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"315\">Sp<sup>t</sup>\r\n               <lb/>vitriol. ten.</ingredient> @ â„¥Å¿s â„³. S. <action n=\"60\">stomachic</action> acid a teaspoonÂ¬\r\n               <lb/>ful, in an ordinary wine glass full of water several\r\n               <lb/>times a day; &amp; it should be very much for her ordinary\r\n               <lb/>drink.\r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take three ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">rose Water</ingredient> and half-an-ounce of <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">syrup of dried roses</ingredient>\r\n                and <ingredient n=\"315\">Spiritus vitroli tenuis</ingredient>. Mix. Label: <action n=\"60\">stomachic</action> acid, a teaspooonful in an ordinary wine glass\r\n                full of water several times a day; &amp; it should be very much for her ordinary \r\n                drink.\r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n            \r\n            If her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> bear ths well &amp; if this\r\n            <lb/>together with the <ingredient n=\"14\">opiate</ingredient> moderate the <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> I\r\n            <lb/>would try her with the following <action n=\"31\">strengthening</action> Infusion.     \r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"97\">Terr. Japon.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam.</ingredient> @Ê’j <ingredient n=\"75\">G. Arab</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s. Aq. bull<sup>t</sup>\r\n                <lb/>â„¥viij. Digere subinde agitans horas tres; dein per \r\n                <lb/>pannum densum vel chartam cola et liquori cola to\r\n                <lb/>adde <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"18\">Syr. Diacod.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"114\" t=\"1\">Tinct. e kino</ingredient> @â„¥j <ingredient n=\"129\">Tinct. Mart</ingredient> Ê’j\r\n                <lb/>â„³. S. <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Infusion</action>, a tablespoonful to be \r\n                <lb/>taken several times a day. \r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take one drachm each of <ingredient n=\"97\">Terra Japonica</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient>, half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient> and \r\n                eight ounces of boiling water. Digest for three hours, stirring frequently. Then strain through a thick rag or paper and to the solution add one ounce of <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"18\">Diacodium Syrup</ingredient>\r\n                and <ingredient n=\"114\" t=\"1\">Tincture of kino</ingredient> and one drachm of <ingredient n=\"129\">Tincture of Mars</ingredient>. Mix.\r\n                Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Infusion</action>, a tablespoonful to be taken several times a day. \r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n            You will please to observe\r\n  <pb n=\"2\"/>          \r\n            <lb/>that if the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> bear this, both the <ingredient n=\"114\" t=\"1\"><choice><abbr>Tinct. e kino</abbr><expan>Tincture of kino</expan></choice></ingredient> and\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"129\"><choice><abbr>Martis</abbr><expan>Tincture of Mars</expan></choice></ingredient> may be increased.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Till her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> can be made firmer I can imaÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>gine nothing better than the diet you have ordered of \r\n            <lb/>mild liquid but gelatinous food.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup> Sep<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh September</expan></choice> 7 1778</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4305, 3, '2014-06-11 13:56:56', 78);
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Elect. molle.\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <condition n=\"21\">Nervous Electuary</condition> the size of a Filbut. every night &amp; <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice>\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take one drachm of prepared <ingredient n=\"35\">Filed steel</ingredient>, a half-ounce of <ingredient n=\"267\">powdered Jamaican Pepper</ingredient>, one ounce of <ingredient n=\"107\">Conserve of rose</ingredient> and a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"21\">orange rind</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple syrup</ingredient> to make a soft Electuary. Label: <condition n=\"21\">Nervous</condition> Electuary the size of a Filburt. To be taken every night and morning.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>18<sup>th</sup> Aug. 1778</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4293, 11, '2015-04-17 23:16:30', 59),
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I am glad that so much time has been allowed\r\n            <lb />as to allow me to form a clear judgment of the nature of the case.\r\n            <lb />I very early formed my opinion and time has confirmed it. I could\r\n            <lb />find no disease <del>than</del> but <symptom n=\"23\">a weakness</symptom> of <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />producing <symptom n=\"48\">indigestion</symptom> and <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> of <symptom n=\"31\">looseness</symptom>. 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Both I think\r\n            <lb />have answered the purpose and Lady Mary is so well recovered\r\n            <lb />that I shall advise both the medecines to be laid aside as soon as\r\n            <lb />Lady Mary enters upon her Journey homewards and I must observe\r\n            <lb />that tho\' Lady Mary had not been so much recovered as she is\r\n            <lb />I should have advised the same Intermission of the Medicines\r\n            <lb />as I have been long assured that medicines long continued\r\n            <lb />not only lose their powers but also commonly do harm and\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />especially in children.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Tho Lady Mary is now so well nothing is precarious\r\n            <lb />as the state of <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom> <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>, they are hurt by slight and often\r\n            <lb />unheeded causes and therefore their disorders frequently return.\r\n            <lb />On this account Lady Selkirk or Your Lordship must no be soon\r\n            <lb />alarmed tho\' some <symptom n=\"6\"><symptom n=\"8\">inequality of appetite</symptom> and spirits</symptom>, some\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"40\">gripings</symptom> and even <symptom n=\"31\">loosness</symptom> should appear. Perhaps nature again\r\n            <lb />next day may set matters to rights or two or three doses of the\r\n            <lb />white mixture may do the business and I would not hurt her\r\n            <lb />on any constant use of that or have recourse to the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> mixture\r\n            <lb />unless the ailments were considerable and seemed to be permanent.\r\n            <lb />However after a long Interval in the use of these medicines and\r\n            <lb />especially in the spring If Lady Mary should be threatened with\r\n            <lb />ailments I would think it very proper to give her a course of\r\n            <lb />the medicines for two or three weeks.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In the mean time every measure in the way of regimen\r\n            <lb />for strengthening her constitution and particularly her <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />are to be employed. One of the best is much fresh air and exÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ercise. Walking abroad is frequently to be allowed but in this\r\n            <lb />way children are apt either either to do too little or too much,\r\n            <lb />too little if they are forced to walk very slowly and too much\r\n            <lb />when they are allowed to run and romp till they are heated and\r\n            <lb />fatigued. A medium is to be observed and at that rate childÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ren naturally take and bear a good deal of exercise. In deliÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cate children the medium is difficult to be observed and\r\n            <lb />for such riding is a safer measure and as the young lady\r\n            <lb />can ride by herself she should frequently practise it even\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />in winter when the weather is mild. I would not have her get\r\n            <lb />wet but if that can be avoided I would not be afraid of a shower\r\n            <lb />and I think riding in little bad weather, often does service.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />After fresh air and exercise the most strengthening measure\r\n            <lb />is cold bathing. This practised by immersion and in the sea\r\n            <lb />too, is the most effectual but this is not at all convenient in winÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ter and at least not in delicate persons not before accustomed to\r\n            <lb />it. But great benefit can be got even in winter by cold washing\r\n            <lb />and bathing within doors and if persons would proceed by deÂ¬\r\n            <lb />grees and by exact weight and measure it may be begun at any\r\n            <lb />time. Take three parts of water from a well or spring but never\r\n            <lb />from a river and to this immediately before using it add one\r\n            <lb />part of boiling water and you\'ll have a mixture that may be\r\n            <lb />employed to wash the most delicate person. It is to be practised\r\n            <lb />every day but every second day one eight of the boiling water is\r\n            <lb />to be left out so that in a fortnight the whole is withdrawn and\r\n            <lb />the water afterwards is to be used as it comes from the well. 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Fruit must\r\n            <lb />be given very sparingly. A little baked or boiled apple may be\r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb />given now and then, and either raisins or currants may be taken\r\n            <lb />with grains. A ripe, dry, mealy potatoe may be taken frequently.\r\n            <lb />Bread and butter if the last is not in <subst><del>great</del><add place=\"above\">large</add></subst> proportion may be\r\n            <lb />taken freely. Lady Mary\'s dri<add place=\"above\">n</add>k must be plain water. Malt\r\n            <lb />liquor would do harm and wine is no ways necessary -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Tea and Coffee are both hurtfull. <unclear>Content</unclear> if not taken too\r\n            <lb />warm is very proper. Nothing further occurs but to say what\r\n            <lb />I shall always say that I have the honour to be with the utmost\r\n            <lb />respect and sinc<add place=\"above\">e</add>re regard. My Lord, your Lordship\'s most\r\n            <lb />obedient humble <del>sert</del> servant\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup> 6<sup>th.</sup> Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh 6<sup>th.</sup> October</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />1777</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4164, 3, '2013-12-10 15:50:48', 50),
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her indisiposition seeming reather\r\n            <lb />to increase last winter, I sent her last spring to Dumfries\r\n            <lb />to be under the care &amp; direction of D<sup>r.</sup> Hamilton Physician there\r\n            <lb />where she remained about ten weeks without being any better\r\n            <lb />and \'tho the Doctor gave the greatest attention to his patient\r\n            <lb />he at last honestly &amp; candidly owned he did not understand\r\n            <lb />her case &amp; therefor was of opinion that his advice of a more\r\n            <lb />experienced Physician should be taken: upon this information\r\n            <lb />I neither did or could I hesitat a moment when to apply &amp;\r\n            <lb />was determined to send her directly to <choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> for your opinion\r\n            <lb />&amp; direction but as she was then <symptom n=\"23\">very weak</symptom>, the Doctor was\r\n            <lb />of opinion that her taking the Goats whey might possibly\r\n            <lb />contribute to give her a little more strength to accomplish her\r\n            <lb />Journey &amp; accordingly she attended the season of the Whey at\r\n            <lb />a place about five miles from this which together with the\r\n            <lb />exercise of coming every other day in a carriage, as she durst\r\n            <lb />not ride to dine here &amp; returning in the evening gave her both\r\n            <lb />more strength &amp; flesh; but as I have litle confidence in this\r\n            <lb />small change for the better I now send her to be under your\r\n            <lb />direction so long as you shall think it expedient &amp; with\r\n            <lb />which I dare say she will implicitly comply: she is \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />constitutionally timorous shy &amp; backward but Miss Maxwell\r\n            <lb />a relation of ours who has been this season <unclear>allong wt</unclear><note>Unclear, but appears as if the author contracted \'with\' and then wrote it in full in error.</note> with\r\n            <lb />Betty at the Goats whey &amp; has obligingly agreed to accompany\r\n            <lb />her to town is a sensible young Lady &amp; has observed with\r\n            <lb />attention the symptoms of her disorder will inform you with\r\n            <lb />more freedom than perhaps she her self &amp; you will likeways\r\n            <lb />receive from Docter Hamilton the result of his prescriptions\r\n            <lb />&amp; observations.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />A circumstance which lately occurred has putt me into\r\n            <lb />spirits &amp; to some degree suspended my anxiety -- the other\r\n            <lb />day Miss Brown of Bishopton, formerly &amp; fortunately for her,\r\n            <lb />your patient, was here &amp; as my daughters indisposition and\r\n            <lb />my intention of sending her into you were mentioned this\r\n            <lb />engaged Miss Brown to enter upon the particular of her\r\n            <lb />own case &amp; which in every circumstance I could state from\r\n            <lb />what I had observed with regard to Betty was so exactly\r\n            <lb />similar, only that in Miss Brown it seemed to have arrived\r\n            <lb />at a higher degree of malignity, that I would gladly flatter\r\n            <lb />my self the cause must be the same as Betty\'s <bodypart n=\"3\">teeth</bodypart> have long\r\n            <lb />been remarkably bad; tho it does not become me to have an\r\n            <lb />opinion who disclaim the least degree of medical knowledge\r\n            <lb />you, I know will make allowance for an affectionate parents\r\n            <lb />being disposed to catch at any circumstance that may mitiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />gatt his fears, without imputing it to presumption.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Your humanity &amp; benevolence are so well established that\r\n            <lb />I dare venture to say it will give you some pleasure to\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />learn that ever since the operation I underwent I have\r\n            <lb />enjoyed health much beyond what is common at my age &amp;\r\n            <lb />hitherto without the least symptom of a return of my forÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mer complaint in so far that tho this month complets my\r\n            <lb />75<sup>th.</sup> year I still continue with the same keeness &amp; am able\r\n            <lb />to attend my occupations in agriculture as formerly, only\r\n            <lb />upon a somewhat smaller scale, but not without often\r\n            <lb />regrating that occupations of a different kind should have\r\n            <lb />robbed that art of a certain person the most capable to inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lighten and adorn it -- I am with the sincerest regard\r\n            <lb />and esteem\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute><lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />your obidient &amp; most humble servant</salute>\r\n            <signed>William Craik</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />I shall wait with some\r\n                <lb />anxiety to learn your opinion\r\n                <lb />of my daughters case --\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1541, 3, '2014-05-10 10:32:09', 48),
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Yester night when I saw M<sup>rs</sup> Arnot\r\n            <lb/>she complained much of her <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> with a\r\n            <lb/>greater degree of <symptom n=\"61\">nausea</symptom> &amp; gave her a little of\r\n            <lb/>the <ingredient n=\"45\" t=\"3\">Tartar Solution</ingredient> &amp; in half an hour their after\r\n            <lb/>she <symptom n=\"3\">vomited</symptom> a good dale of <bodypart n=\"88\">Bile</bodypart> after drinking\r\n            <lb/>a little grott greuel she <symptom n=\"3\">vomited</symptom> more. We applied \r\n            <lb/>the bread &amp; milk to her <bodypart n=\"24\">soles</bodypart> &amp; a <symptom n=\"28\">gentle moisture\r\n            <lb/>came on</symptom> which was universal &amp; relieved her \r\n            <lb/>much she has had no complaints of her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> since\r\n            <lb/>Sleept pretty well, <symptom n=\"15\">the pulse 84</symptom> the Urine well colored\r\n            <lb/>with out uneasiness at Voiding it or frequent Desire \r\n            <lb/>as Yesterday. In case of any return of the <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>I shall repeat the solution tho in a smaller quantity\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb/>I am with Great respect <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir Your Most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>nt</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> &amp; very\r\n                <lb/>humble <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Robert Menzies</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Cunoqhuy <choice><abbr>Aug<sup>t</sup></abbr></choice> 28<sup>th</sup> 1778</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>turn over\r\n <pb n=\"2\"/> \r\n                <lb/>When the <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom> goes of the <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> returns\r\n                <lb/>and <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> Mrs Arnot is rather an old woman \r\n                <lb/>vere thein and vere temperate. if their is \r\n                <lb/>ought Sir you can think of that can be\r\n                <lb/>of the leas<add place=\"above\">t</add> consequence it is intreated as\r\n                <lb/>the highest favour you wil be so good\r\n                <lb/>as writ it. we are afraid she <symptom n=\"23\">lose\r\n                <lb/>strenth</symptom> by these forced <treatment n=\"25\">sweatings</treatment>\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"3\"/>  \r\n  <handShift/>\r\n        <salute>Sir</salute>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I just now <choice><abbr>Rec<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>Received</expan></choice> the answer to yours of\r\n            <lb/>28<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Aug</abbr><expan>August</expan></choice>. I beg youl write what further can be done\r\n            <lb/><unclear>for</unclear> M<sup>rs</sup> Arnot my mother in Law by the bearer <illegible w=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>express &amp; returns derectly. I will wait of you\r\n            <lb/>on Wedensday first betwixt 12 &amp; 1 Oclock &amp; pay for\r\n            <lb/>the trouble you have been at till then I am being \r\n            <lb/>in haste\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb/>Sir\r\n                <lb/>Yours most Sincerely\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed><choice><abbr>Alex<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Alexander</expan></choice> Moodie</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb/>Shore Dues Office\r\n                <lb/>Leith Sunday 9 &amp; 10 Oclock\r\n                <lb/>forenoon\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Express\r\n            <lb/>To Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb/>Physician in the mint\r\n            <lb/>Close - Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>M<sup>rs</sup> Arnot \r\n                <lb/>August. 1778\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1554, 3, '2014-06-02 16:33:58', 74),
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I for the\r\n            <lb />first time observed any remarkable <symptom n=\"15\">frequency\r\n                <lb />of pulse (about 94)</symptom>, or any change of complexion\r\n            <lb />that could give rise to the idea of <condition n=\"10\">hecktick</condition>. She has\r\n            <lb />all along studiously concealed her complaints. --\r\n            <lb />Her <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart>, she complains more of, and it is\r\n            <lb />apparently more <symptom n=\"105\">raw and chap\'d;</symptom> even the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"2\">wicks of the mouth</bodypart> are sore in her <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> <add place=\"above\">and <symptom n=\"76\">spitting</symptom></add>, as far\r\n            <lb />as I could learn, is much as it was, but for\r\n            <lb />my own part I did not hear her <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> more\r\n            <lb />than twice, and then she brought up nothing,\r\n            <lb />or swallow\'d it instantly if she did. - M<sup>r.</sup> Craik\r\n            <lb />proposes some land jaunts for his daughter,\r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb />and likewise some short sails, as to the Isle of\r\n            <lb />Man &amp;c, but dare not venture upon any thing\r\n            <lb />of greater consequence. - She has made some\r\n            <lb />trial of the decoction, which agreed well with\r\n            <lb />her, but nothing can be inferd from this, with\r\n            <lb />regard to the <ingredient n=\"66\">Mezereon</ingredient>, as I am pretty certain\r\n            <lb />it was not good. - It had been long kept, and\r\n            <lb />the whole root was prescribed, so that it was difÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ficult to take off the bark. - M<sup>r.</sup> Craik was\r\n            <lb />to write you, to beg of you to order some of it\r\n            <lb />out of Town. -- M<sup>rs.</sup> Bushby is again gone\r\n            <lb />to the country, and as far as I can learn, is\r\n            <lb />much as she was when I wrote you last. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It would not be agreeable to you or me, my\r\n            <lb />animadverting upon particular parts, or the\r\n            <lb />general tenour of your last letter to me with\r\n            <lb />regard to her, this only I beg leave to observe, that\r\n            <lb />if you will take the trouble to look back to the\r\n            <lb />case I wrote you, you will not find my term of\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"3\">throwing up</symptom>, <u>quite ambiguous</u>; as I particularÂ¬\r\n            <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb />ly mention her having no <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> or <symptom n=\"76\">spitting</symptom>, or\r\n            <lb />any other appearance of disease in her <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>. -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am still however with much regard\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan> Sir</choice>\r\n                <lb />your most <choice><abbr>hum<sup>b.</sup> Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>humble Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Wil Hamilton</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <handShift />\r\n                <lb />Hamilton\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />Miss Craik.\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 6<sup>th</sup>n 1778\r\n                <lb /><del>9. 51</del>\r\n            </annot>\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1560, 11, '2015-04-17 10:18:32', 42),
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She emerged by very slow degrees\r\n            <lb/>went to the Country &amp; pick\'d up a little. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>But being a good House Wife &amp; accustoÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>med to drudge: She meddled in family\r\n            <lb/>matters when she returned to her own house, \r\n            <lb/>stood in cold Cellars, brought on <symptom n=\"31\">Looseness</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>a new, &amp; of late <symptom n=\"3\">Vomited</symptom> almost every\r\n            <lb/>thing she took. 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She had likewise <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"1\"><choice><abbr>Tinct.\r\n            <lb/>Rosar</abbr><expan>Tincture of Rose</expan></choice></ingredient>. <ingredient n=\"181\">Japonic Mixtures</ingredient>. <ingredient n=\"32\"><choice><abbr>Aq Calcis</abbr><expan>Lime Water</expan></choice></ingredient>\r\n            <lb/><unclear><choice><abbr>cum multis aliis</abbr><expan>with many others</expan></choice></unclear>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I have only seen her once by accident \r\n            <lb/>&amp; once, being called, a few Days ago, tho\' I \r\n            <lb/>prescrib\'d occasionally at this distance.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>She has had a <treatment n=\"9\">puke</treatment> with <unclear><ingredient n=\"11\"><choice><abbr>Fl. Chamaem</abbr><expan>Chamomile Flowers</expan></choice></ingredient></unclear>\r\n            <lb/>within these three Days, a Dose of <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; much <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient>: the <ingredient n=\"228\">Theriac</ingredient> with <ingredient n=\"58\"><choice><abbr>L.L</abbr><expan>Liquid Laudanum</expan></choice></ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>to the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> externally. <ingredient n=\"10\"><choice><abbr>Jalep</abbr><expan>Jalappa</expan></choice></ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"255\">sage</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>Jelly of <ingredient n=\"38\">Hartshorn</ingredient> &amp; Wine with more or less of \r\n            <lb/>Water have been prescribd. I believe her\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"3\">Vomiting</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"31\">Looseness</symptom> are rather better\r\n         </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>I am <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> D<sup>r</sup> Yours &amp;</salute>\r\n            <signed>A. Stevenson</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n<pb n=\"3\"/>        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>D<sup>r</sup> W. Cullen\r\n            <lb/>Professor of Physic\r\n            <lb/>Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>Stevenson\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>concerning</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/>M<sup>rs</sup> Corbett.\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Sep<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1778\r\n                <lb/>9. 42\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1558, 2, '2013-10-14 17:27:47', 75);
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The following History\r\n            <lb />will shew that this is my design in troubling you with a Letter at preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sent; and the known Humanity of your disposition, your diligence and Care\r\n            <lb />in your proffession, and Attachment to those who have formerly been your\r\n            <lb />Students, make me hope for an answer as soon as you conveniently -\r\n            <lb />can. ----- A Gentlewoman, aged fifty, formerly of a strong -\r\n            <lb />and healthy Constitution, and the Mother of fifteen Children, was, about\r\n            <lb />two years ago, seized with a <symptom n=\"1\">periodical Headache</symptom> at the time of the -\r\n            <lb />Cessation of the Menses. This disorder generally attacked her every four\r\n            <lb />or five weeks; the pain was seated in her <bodypart n=\"67\">Forehead</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"139\">Eyebrows</bodypart>, and  -\r\n            <lb />was very similar to the Disease commonly called the <condition n=\"57\">Megrain</condition>. Every <symptom n=\"95\">ParÂ¬\r\n                <lb />oxysm</symptom> terminated in a considerable <symptom n=\"46\">discharge of water</symptom> from the <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart>, afÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ter which her former good Health return\'d. In the beginning of her Disorder\r\n            <lb />the Menses were not entirely stopt, and an irregular Flux of these at\r\n            <lb />the end of two, three or four Months always reliev\'d her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> for a conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />siderable time. At length this <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> was totally suppress\'d, and a\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"43\">scorbutic <symptom n=\"30\">Eruption</symptom></condition> appeared all over her <bodypart n=\"8\">Face</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"10\">Neck</bodypart>, and someÂ¬\r\n            <lb />times her <bodypart n=\"14\">Wrists</bodypart>; all these parts, particularly her <bodypart n=\"12\">Arms</bodypart>, and the <bodypart n=\"5\">Tip of\r\n                <lb />the Nose</bodypart> being generally much <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom>. A large quantity of <symptom n=\"46\">watery\r\n            <lb />Ichor</symptom> <del>was</del> flowed from <del>her</del> the <bodypart n=\"80\">Scalp</bodypart>, which was afterwards covered with\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"114\">Scales</condition>, and as these <condition n=\"114\">Scales</condition> dropped off, the parts healed. The <symptom n=\"46\">Discharge</symptom>\r\n            <lb />from her <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> continued at the same time, and these <condition n=\"114\">Scales</condition> appeared\r\n            <lb />all over her <bodypart n=\"8\">Face</bodypart>. <symptom n=\"30\">Copper-coloured Spots</symptom> about the size of a crownpiece\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />and <subst><del>sometimes</del><add place=\"above\">often</add></subst> larger, <subst><del>appeared</del><add place=\"above\">broke out</add></subst> <del>appeared</del> on her <bodypart n=\"10\">Neck</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"14\">Wrists</bodypart>, someÂ¬\r\n            <lb />times <symptom n=\"46\">discharging</symptom> the same kind of Matter as her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, and sometimes dry,\r\n            <lb />when they were very <symptom n=\"78\">Itchy</symptom>. <symptom n=\"30\">Redish fiery Pimples</symptom> would likewise break\r\n            <lb />out on these parts (the rest of her <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart> being always clean) which generalÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly came to <symptom n=\"42\">Suppuration</symptom>, and healed after <symptom n=\"46\">discharging</symptom> a considerable quanÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tity of <symptom n=\"46\">thick, well-conditioned Pus</symptom>. In this date she has continued near\r\n            <lb />a twelvemonth past, sometimes better, and sometimes worse, but never inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tirely free of her Disorder. About the beginning of last March she was sudÂ¬\r\n            <lb />denly attack\'d with a more <symptom n=\"1\">violent Headache</symptom> than she had ever felt before,\r\n            <lb />which, after continuing several hours, terminated in a <symptom n=\"33\">Delirium</symptom>, and this\r\n            <lb />was carried off by an encreased <symptom n=\"46\">Discharge</symptom> from her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>. <symptom n=\"1\">The Head-ach</symptom> -\r\n            <lb />continued, and for about eight days she was tormented with most\r\n            <lb />excruciating pain, which was at length relieved by the application of a -\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> between her <bodypart n=\"11\">Shoulders</bodypart>, and afterwards the <symptom n=\"46\">Discharge</symptom> from her - \r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> stopped by degrees. From that time she continued in better health\r\n            <lb />than for several Months past till about three weeks ago, when the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"30\">Eruption</symptom> of her <bodypart n=\"8\">Face</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"10\">Neck</bodypart> (which had entirley disappeared\r\n            <lb />since the last <symptom n=\"95\">violent Paroxysm</symptom>) again broke out; the <bodypart n=\"5\">Tip of her Nose</bodypart>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"62\">inflamed</symptom>, <symptom n=\"63\">swell\'d</symptom>, and <symptom n=\"42\">suppurated</symptom>, but is now well. The <bodypart n=\"80\">Scalp</bodypart> is at preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sent pretty whole, but each <bodypart n=\"133\">Canthus</bodypart> of both <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> is a good deal <symptom n=\"62\">inflamÂ¬\r\n                <lb />ed</symptom>; the inside of both <bodypart n=\"6\">Eye-lids</bodypart> is much in the same way, and there is, -\r\n            <lb />now and then, a <symptom n=\"46\">small Discharge</symptom> from them, and the other <symptom n=\"30\">Eruptions</symptom>.\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">Pulse natural</symptom>, except in the Exacerbations of her Disease, when it <symptom n=\"15\">beÂ¬\r\n            <lb />comes quick, and sometimes pretty full</symptom>; Appetite good, and except a few\r\n            <lb />days in the beginning of March, she has always been able to go about her\r\n            <lb />ordinary affairs. In short the Stamina of her Constitution still remain\r\n            <lb />entire, tho\' it is not probable they can long resist the Attacks of so\r\n            <lb />violent a Distemper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />From the whole of this Case it appears pretty plain that Nature has\r\n            <lb />been endearvoring to carry off the <symptom n=\"46\">Menstral Discharge</symptom> by the <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart>, \r\n            \r\n      <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />after the usual passages were stopt. This I look upon as the proximate Cause\r\n            <lb /><del>C</del> of the Disease, and have, all along, treated it upon this principle. --\r\n            <lb />At first my Patient concealed her Disorder, and having an aversion to MeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />decines asked no advice till the <symptom n=\"30\">Eruption</symptom> broke out on her <bodypart n=\"8\">Face</bodypart>. 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Besides, the continual appliÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cation of <ingredient n=\"268\">Epispastic Ointment</ingredient> to her <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart>, which I was obliged to\r\n            <lb />make stronger than is usually directed in the Dispensatories, made -\r\n            <lb />me afraid lest the acrid <ingredient n=\"268\">Salt of the <choice><abbr>Cantharid:</abbr><expan>Cantharidis</expan></choice></ingredient> being communicated to\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> by Absorption, should tend to destroy its Texture, instead of\r\n            <lb />removing <subst><del>the</del> <add place=\"above\">her</add></subst> Disease by the <symptom n=\"46\">Discharge</symptom>. ----- I have advised her\r\n            <lb />to a course of <ingredient n=\"12\">mineral water</ingredient> this Summer, to which perhaps may be\r\n            <lb />joined Salt water and Sea Bathing. This with change of Air, plenty of exerÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cise a vegetable Diet, and perhaps an <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> will, it is hoped <add place=\"above\"><del>will</del></add> remove her -\r\n            <lb />Complaints. -- But here I submit to your superior Judgment, and will\r\n            <lb />be much obliged to you for your opinion in the above case as soon\r\n            <lb />as possible. If you approve of <ingredient n=\"12\">Mineral water</ingredient>, beg you\'ll be kind enough\r\n            <lb />to write me as to what place in Scotland you think that <ingredient n=\"12\">Water</ingredient> can\r\n            <lb />be got, which will be most suitable to her Distress. If near this <subst><del>place</del><add place=\"above\">part</add></subst>\r\n            <lb />of the Country so much the better, as no entreaty will prevail on her\r\n            \r\n       <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />to remove far from home. -- Beg you\'ll be kind enough to accept of\r\n            <lb />the enclosed two Guineas, and hoping to hear from you soon, I am,\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir,\r\n                <lb />Your much <choice><abbr>oblig\'d</abbr><expan>obliged</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />And most humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>,\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                <lb /><u>H Will Tytler</u>\r\n                <lb />Surgeon in Brechin. --\r\n            </signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />P.S. Having been <choice><abbr>oblig\'d</abbr><expan>obliged</expan></choice> to shew the above Letter to the Lady\'s nearest\r\n                <lb />Relations, I was under a necessity of suppressing one Circumstance,\r\n                <lb />viz. that she has a <condition n=\"41\">Scrophulous Taint</condition> in her <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart>, as is evident from\r\n                <lb />some of her nearest Relations having been afflicted with that DisÂ¬\r\n                <lb />order. Beg you\'ll be kind enough to take no notice of this CircumÂ¬\r\n                <lb />stance in your answer. --\r\n                <lb /><u>HWTyle</u>\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n        <div>\r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Tytler of\r\n            <lb />Brechin\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> -------\r\n            <lb />June. <u>1778.</u>\r\n            <lb />VIII. 116.\r\n        </annot>\r\n            \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1528, 3, '2014-06-11 13:19:53', 358),
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while she had strength sufficient\r\n            <lb/>remaining, she went out almost every day, to take an airing, but\r\n            <lb/>has been obliged to give that up, she also used Ass milk, which she\r\n <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>loathed, and for that reason left it off, tho\' she <symptom n=\"3\">never threw it\r\n            <lb/>up</symptom>, I have told you every thing, as I had it herself, except\r\n            <lb/>that her <symptom n=\"25\">Colour is very yellow</symptom>, and when <symptom n=\"9\">fatigued</symptom> with the exercise\r\n            <lb/>of the ride, was <condition n=\"14\">asthmatick</condition>, she still calls for air, and generally\r\n            <lb/>has the window up for that purpose, she has likewise a <symptom n=\"21\">burning \r\n            <lb/>heat</symptom> arising from her inwards, which <symptom n=\"80\">blisters</symptom> her <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart>,\r\n            <lb/>And now Sir, I beg you will consider these severall Circumstances, \r\n            <lb/>and prescribe what you think will be requisite for her both as\r\n            <lb/>to Medicine, if you should judge such necessary, and order her a \r\n            <lb/>Regimen for her Diet, Doctor Stevenson still continues to \r\n            <lb/>attend her, but as Doctor Cullens abilities are confessidly \r\n            <lb/>superiour in the Medical world, I was unwilling to want his \r\n            <lb/>assistance in this case, I offer Compliments to M<sup>rs</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb/>and the young folks, and I am, <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Your most <choice><abbr>Obed Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>John Corbett</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb/>Tollcross 2<sup>d</sup> <choice><abbr>Sep<sup>tr</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/>1778\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>P.S. I expect you will let me have your opinion as soon as possible, \r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>      \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"3\"/>        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb/>at Edinburgh\r\n            <lb/>A single sheet\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>M<sup>rs</sup> Corbett\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Sept</abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 2. 1778\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1557, 2, '2013-09-25 14:26:23', 95),
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Let him take the bigness of a horse bean of the \r\n           <lb/><action n=\"45\">Anthelmintic Electuary</action>, every morning an hour\r\n           <lb/>before breakfast and again in the Evening an hour \r\n           <lb/>before supper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>2. Every fifth day he is to intermit the Electuary\r\n            <lb/>&amp; to take one of the <treatment n=\"30\">purging powders</treatment> mixed with a little\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"280\">currant jelly</ingredient> and washed down with a little warm tea.\r\n            <lb/>If this dose give him two or three stools it is enough\r\n            <lb/>but if it do not give him more than one, he is for the \r\n            <lb/>next time to join one of the compound with one of the \r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"30\">purging powders</treatment> &amp; if even that do not give him two\r\n            <lb/>or three stools he is for the third and fourth times\r\n            <lb/>to mix a paper and a half of the compound powder \r\n            <lb/>with each of the <treatment n=\"30\">Purging powders</treatment>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>3. When he has thus taken the Electuary for 16 \r\n            <lb/>days and the <treatment n=\"30\">purging powders</treatment> four times he is\r\n            <lb/>to take no more medicine till he shall inform\r\n            <lb/>me of the effects of what he has then taken.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>4. During thr course of these medicines he is to\r\n            <lb/>live with respect to diet, in his ordinary way &amp; only\r\n            <lb/>taking care to keep his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> light and on the\r\n            <lb/>days he takes the powders to avoid fruit and \r\n            <lb/>garden things.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>5. At all times, and particularly on the\r\n  <pb n=\"2\"/>          \r\n            <lb/>purging days he is to guard carefully against\r\n            <lb/>cold.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"29\">Pulv. stann.</ingredient> â„¥ij <ingredient n=\"44\">Sal. mart</ingredient> Ê’jÅ¿s <ingredient n=\"107\">Cons. rosar</ingredient> â„¥jÅ¿s  \r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl</ingredient> q.s.ut f. Elect. S. <action n=\"45\">Anthelmintic ElectuÂ¬\r\n                <lb/>ary</action>: the bigness of a horse bean twice a day.\r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"29\">Powdered tin</ingredient>, one and a half drachms of <ingredient n=\"44\">Sal Martis</ingredient>, one and a half ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Conserve of roses</ingredient> and\r\n                a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">simple Syrup</ingredient> to make an Electuary. Label: <action n=\"45\">Anthelmintic Electuary</action>: the bigness of a horse bean twice a day.\r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"10\">Pulv. e jal. comp.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient>. gr. v. â„³. f. \r\n                <lb/>pulv. et f.h=m= dos. No IV. S. <treatment n=\"30\">Purging powders</treatment>.\r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"10\">Powdered jalappa compound</ingredient> and five grains of <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient>. Mix to make a powder\r\n                and in this way let there be four doses. Label: <treatment n=\"30\">Purging powders</treatment>.\r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"10\">Pulv. e jal. comp.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s f.h= m= dos. N<sup>o</sup> IV\r\n                <lb/>Signa Compound powders. \r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"10\">Powdered jalappa compound</ingredient>. In this way let there be four doses.\r\n                Label: Compound powders.\r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup> Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh September</expan></choice> 15 1778</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4314, 3, '2014-06-06 08:51:30', 82),
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Let him continue to use the <treatment n=\"8\">injection</treatment> but upon the\r\n            <lb/>road only once in the morning. After he gets home\r\n            <lb/>he is to use it three times a day for three days,\r\n            <lb/>on the fourth day only twice, and on the fifth only\r\n            <lb/>once. Then intermit it for two or three days and if all\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"46\">running</symptom> disappear he may lay it aside altogether.\r\n            <lb/>But if any <symptom n=\"46\">running</symptom> continue and especially if it reÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>turn in any quantity he must again return to the \r\n            <lb/>use of the <treatment n=\"8\">injection</treatment> and according to the state of this\r\n            <lb/>he is to use it more or less frequently &amp; for a longer \r\n            <lb/>or shorter time as the circumstances of the <symptom n=\"46\">running</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>shall seem to require.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>2. 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After being at home a day or two he should begin\r\n            <lb/>the cold bathing an employ it every day for two or \r\n            <lb/>three weeks.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>5. Till this ailment be quite removed and for \r\n            <lb/>sometime after, he should live in an abstemious \r\n            <lb/>manner avoiding much animal food and all kinds \r\n            <lb/>of strong drinks but taking plentifull of watery \r\n            <lb/>liquors as plain water, tea, whey or such like.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>6. For the same length of time he is to avoid all\r\n            <lb/>kinds of exercise except of the most gentle kind.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup> Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh September</expan></choice> 15. 1778</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4315, 2, '2013-11-05 16:49:12', 55),
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Dumfries. --</head>\r\n        <opener>\r\n            <salute><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir.</salute>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Having been called into Northumberland immediÂ¬\r\n            <lb />atily after your letter came there, it has lain longer unanswered\r\n            <lb />than I wished. Upon considering it I am no clearer than before,\r\n            <lb />only I think the tendency to <condition n=\"1\">phthisis</condition> appears still stronger\r\n            <lb />than before. However both your information &amp; mine is very\r\n            <lb />incompleat. 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While <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment>, her pain now is\r\n            <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"19\">knee</bodypart> &amp; is greater than before she <treatment n=\"4\">blisterd</treatment>\r\n            <lb />additional to this she has a pain in the <bodypart n=\"28\">lower part\r\n                <lb />of her back</bodypart> immediatly above her <bodypart n=\"54\">seat</bodypart> it feels sore\r\n            <lb />to the touch she ofter complains of a <symptom n=\"1\">headache</symptom>, <symptom n=\"138\">cannot\r\n                <lb />walk without help</symptom> &amp; when she does walk it is with\r\n            <lb />pain which makes her walk seldom this hurts her health\r\n            <lb />otherways. My Daughter had a second supply of the\r\n            <lb />medicines prescrib\'d was ofter bathing but all without any\r\n            <lb />effect, my wife is <treatment n=\"39\">scrap\'d <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> Flannel</treatment> &amp; using the <treatment n=\"18\">flesh brush</treatment>\r\n            <lb />I beg you may communicate this <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> best <choice><abbr>Complim<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice> to D<sup>r</sup>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Cullen with a view of having his best advice which\r\n            <lb />will be thankfully acknowledg\'d.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Your Mother is commonly on foot but frail the\r\n            <lb />rest of the family are well the young daughter they\r\n            <lb />are going to <treatment n=\"10\">inoculate</treatment>, what you heard about M<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb />Boyd &amp; your Sister I believe is groundless, I am told\r\n            <lb />that they are to live at Skipnish &amp; that M<sup>r</sup> Boy\'d\r\n            <lb />is to board <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> your Sister but cannot aver this for\r\n            <lb />truth - M<sup>rs</sup> Campbell Kentarbet is in a bad state of\r\n            <lb />health for sometime past &amp; much reduc\'d, the Governess\r\n            <lb />is there &amp; they are pleasd <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> her M<sup>rs</sup> MacNeill DunÂ¬\r\n            <lb />more is also much indisposd, Her Sister Poley\r\n            <lb />was married there privately <supplied>to</supplied> M<sup>r</sup> Farqhardson --\r\n            <lb />from Campbellton, cannot tell the Celebration\r\n            <lb />Recruiting is the Employ\' of many in this shire I wish\r\n            <lb />it may end well sure I am the present face of providence\r\n            <lb />is alarming &amp; loudly calls for reformation\r\n            <lb />My wife Joins in wishing you M<sup>r</sup> &amp; M<sup>rs</sup> Nimmos many\r\n            <lb />happy returns of the Season that God may bless you all\r\n            <lb />is the sincere desire of him who is <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> regard and\r\n            <lb />Esteem.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>D<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Madam\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> &amp; much obliged <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Arch MacNeill</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Shall expect to hear from\r\n                <lb />you as soon as may be convenient\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs.</sup> Nimmo in Alisons square\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Macneil\r\n            <lb /><u><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1778</u>\r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1500, 11, '2014-10-06 19:29:01', 238),
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I therefore trouble you again to let\r\n            <lb />you know that I cannot get quit of the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> which although\r\n            <lb />it has been almost gone two or three times has always\r\n            <lb />returned and sometimes with double Violence; this, without any\r\n            <lb />Pain in my <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart> further than what I have often experienced\r\n            <lb />from a common <condition n=\"13\">Cold</condition>. I <symptom n=\"76\">spit</symptom> very thick yellow Matter in the\r\n            <lb />morning &amp; about a fourthnight ago had a severe natural\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"31\">purging</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"3\">Puking</symptom> since which time I think my <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />rather easier. My <bodypart n=\"15\">Hand</bodypart> is now very steady &amp; my <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyesight</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />little or nothing affected. I wish to know if applying a\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> or a <ingredient n=\"170\">Burgundy Pitch</ingredient> <treatment n=\"4\">Plaister</treatment> betwixt my <bodypart n=\"11\">Shoulders</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />would not be a mean of removing the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> or if you will\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />allow me to try <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> which I took at Gibraltar in <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">decoction</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />with a little <action n=\"44\">styptick</action> tincture &amp; from which I felt great\r\n            <lb />Benefit to my <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> by the strengthening which the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb />might perhaps be removed for I believe the Goat whey by itself\r\n            <lb />will not bring it about notwithstanding I have it in the\r\n            <lb />greatest Perfection possible at this time of year which was\r\n            <lb />a principal motive in my leaving Faskally.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If you advise this I can have <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> made up at Dunkeld.\r\n            <lb />I beg to hear from you &amp; am\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />your most obedient\r\n                <lb />humble Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Ja Maxwell</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Cullen\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen Physician\r\n            <lb />at his House\r\n            <lb /><u>Edinburgh</u>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Capt. J. Maxwell\r\n            <lb />21. Aug. 1778.\r\n            <lb />Vol. 9. p. 39.\r\n        </p>\r\n\r\n</annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1549, 11, '2014-10-13 16:17:10', 46),
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Do you think a Small piece of <treatment n=\"4\">Epispastic plaister</treatment>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />might be applied on his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, till the <bodypart n=\"120\">hair</bodypart> grow &amp; shoot\r\n            <lb />it off &amp; by that means to make a Moderate drain?\r\n            <lb />However either this or the <treatment n=\"5\">Seton</treatment> I entirely Submit to\r\n            <lb />your superiour judgement. Upon the whole I believe\r\n            <lb />the only cure he can get is but palliative. I am\r\n            <lb />with great esteem\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup> Ser<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Alex<sup>dr.</sup> Wemyss</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />Kirkaldy\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Aug<sup>st.</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 24<sup>th.</sup> <u>1778</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Wemyss- C\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Rev<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>Reverend</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Spears\r\n            <lb />24<sup>th</sup> Aug. 1778\r\n            <lb />Vol. 9. p. 41.\r\n        </p>\r\n</annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1551, 11, '2014-10-13 16:17:57', 48),
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when <choice><abbr>rece<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>received</expan></choice> I was taking things directed by D<sup>r</sup> Fothergill - I\r\n            <lb />informed him of your puscription - <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>; he desired, if Id <choice><abbr>w-</abbr><expan>will</expan></choice> not find\r\n            <lb />nenefit from his to omit them, &amp; take yours so long as they agreed\r\n            <lb />with me -- I began on Tuesday last &amp; took yours 4 times, they rather\r\n            <lb />promoted a <symptom n=\"31\">lax</symptom> &amp; <choice><abbr>tho<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>thought</expan></choice> the <symptom n=\"78\">Itching</symptom> rather abated, but I was so very\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"6\">low</symptom>, <symptom n=\"23\">weak &amp; faint</symptom> I durst not continue - indeed D<sup>r.</sup> F. advised that\r\n            <lb />when I found such Effects to forbear: &amp; ordered me to take some Milk\r\n            <lb />&amp; Water, in a morning, Warm, with <ingredient n=\"183\">testaceous powder</ingredient>, he prescribed:\r\n            <lb />and some <ingredient n=\"11\">Camomile Tea</ingredient> with <ingredient n=\"21\">orange peel</ingredient> &amp; two or three <ingredient n=\"71\">Cloves</ingredient> as a\r\n            <lb />Bitter before dinner <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I have begun with this morning ---\r\n            <lb />He says he Should be much inclined to Omit Medicine for a Short\r\n            <lb />time if yours does not Succeed --- If what I am now doing do not\r\n            <lb />Answer, I intend to omit all medicine some time &amp; then begin with\r\n            <lb />yours in a Small degree <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I believe likely to help me by promoting\r\n            <lb />perspiration &amp; moderate <action n=\"21\">laxativeness</action>. --- indeed my case is much\r\n            <lb />as advised you, only I am <symptom n=\"23\">weaker</symptom>-- however, I had a letter this morning\r\n            <lb />from D<sup>r.</sup> Heysham, (who sees Fothergills powders made up, <u>&amp; is now -</u>\r\n            <lb />going a week to Visit his friends at Lancaster) \"you may take it for\r\n            <lb />\"granted from me, that you have at present no dangerous Symptom\r\n            <lb />be not uneasy, or make yourself unhappy. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Tho\' my present complaints be chiefly that <symptom n=\"78\">Itching</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom>, yet\r\n            <lb />as I am much fallen away the continuance must be fatall!\r\n            <lb />Inclosed I send you two Edinburgh Notes, both dated 2 <choice><abbr>feb<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>february</expan></choice> 1774\r\n            <lb />to Thomas Steuart or bearer for each one Guinea <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I hope\r\n            <lb />will go Safe &amp; be <choice><abbr>accept<sup>le.</sup></abbr><expan>acceptable</expan></choice> ------ and am\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute><lb />Dear D<sup>r.</sup> your obliged assured <choice><abbr></abbr></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed><u>Tho<sup>s:</sup> Irwin</u></signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />NB my <bodypart n=\"5\">Nose</bodypart> always\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"20\">Cold</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"78\">Itchy</symptom>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen <choice><abbr>Edinb<sup>h.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edenburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Tho<sup>s.</sup> Irwin Mossside\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1778\r\n            <lb />9. 43.\r\n        </p>\r\n</annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1559, 11, '2014-10-13 16:18:34', 65),
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It has hither to apÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>peared as <symptom n=\"7\">flatulent</symptom> <condition n=\"36\">spasmodic affection</condition> of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n<pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>but I suspect that the <symptom n=\"125\">hardness</symptom> you mention implies a\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"18\">steatomatous tumor</symptom> formed or forming in the <bodypart n=\"110\">Omentum</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>which pressing upon the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> has been the cause\r\n            <lb/>of the disorder. If the disease is simply <symptom n=\"57\">spasmodic</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>you will readily get the better of it by <ingredient n=\"14\">opiates</ingredient> and\r\n            <lb/><action n=\"21\">laxative</action> properly alternated but if the <symptom n=\"18\">tumor</symptom> that\r\n            <lb/>I suspect has actually taken place which you will\r\n            <lb/>know by the continuance or perhaps increase of\r\n            <lb/>a fixed <symptom n=\"125\">hardness</symptom>, the care will be more difficult.\r\n            <lb/>To obviate or discuss such <symptom n=\"125\">hardness</symptom> I know nothing\r\n            <lb/>more proper than the <ingredient n=\"57\">cicuta</ingredient>, which you may try\r\n            <lb/>giving the powders of the leaves <subst><del>well</del><add place=\"above\">properly</add></subst> dried; at\r\n            <lb/>first at two grains for a dose &amp; afterwards increasing \r\n            <lb/>it gradually till it has some sensible effects. Till \r\n            <lb/>this can take effect you must Relieve the pains\r\n            <lb/>&amp; <symptom n=\"3\">vomitings</symptom> by <ingredient n=\"14\">opiates</ingredient>, but avoiding <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>.\r\n            <lb/>The only possible interruption to the manageÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ment, that I can foresee is the coming on of <symptom n=\"34\">fever</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>which you lead me to think by observing some \r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"15\">frequency of pulse</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom> the day you write.\r\n            <lb/>These tho increasing need not interrupt the use of the \r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"57\">cicuta</ingredient> but if the <symptom n=\"34\">feverishness</symptom> is in any degree it\r\n            <lb/>should interrupt the <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient>, especially if the <symptom n=\"34\">feverÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ishness</symptom> be attended with any symptoms of <symptom n=\"62\">inflamÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>mation</symptom>. In this last case very different measures may \r\n            <lb/>be necessary but I cannot advise them without being \r\n            <lb/>upon the spot. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup> Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh November</expan></choice> 11. 1778</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4332, 3, '2013-10-20 13:14:35', 53),
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The pain appears to me\r\n            <lb/>to be very much external &amp; the <symptom n=\"35\">spitting of blood</symptom> is both\r\n            <lb/>inconsiderable &amp; so much connected with her Monthly\r\n            <lb/>period that I think it can have no consequence,\r\n            <lb/>but all precautions to be taken -----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>As soon as the next monthly period is over if any\r\n            <lb/>pain of her <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart> shall remain or recur from\r\n            <lb/>time to time, <unclear>Applic<sup>n</sup> Emp. Ep. super. parti sterni et\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"above\">pars</add> Magniludonis serventur aperta donic altera</unclear>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>When M<sup>rs</sup> C. goes home if next week when some \r\n            <lb/>recurrence of <symptom n=\"65\">Hemoptoe</symptom> is feared, if it should happen\r\n            <lb/>&amp; be in greater <choice><abbr>qty</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> than before or be attended with more\r\n            <lb/>pain of the <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart> than usual it will be proper to <treatment n=\"1\">take \r\n            <lb/>about <choice><abbr>â„¥vijj</abbr><expan>eight ounces</expan></choice> of blood from the <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart></treatment> <symptom n=\"35\">blood\r\n            <lb/>spitting</symptom> proves as light as before &amp; the pain of her <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>is no more than usual I hope the <treatment n=\"1\"><choice><abbr>V.S.</abbr><expan>venesection</expan></choice></treatment> may be spared.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>rs</sup> C. ailments might be much mended by travelling\r\n            <lb/>but at this season that cannot be attempted &amp; she\r\n    <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>must never venture abroad but in a very fair &amp; mild \r\n            <lb/>weather - carefully avoiding cold - wearing \r\n            <lb/>flannel next her <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> &amp;<sup>cc</sup> - avoiding warm\r\n            <lb/>chambers &amp;<sup>ccc</sup>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Diet, need not be very low as that might\r\n            <lb/>increase her <condition n=\"21\">nervous <choice><abbr>comp<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>complaints</expan></choice></condition> - Taking a little\r\n            <lb/>light animal food at dinner filling up her meal \r\n            <lb/>with pudding Panado or Vegetables. ----\r\n            <lb/>Supper &amp; breakfast always of milk or\r\n            <lb/>Milk meats. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Ordinary drink water, but every day\r\n            <lb/>at Dinner she may take a glass or two of \r\n            <lb/>White wine &amp; water\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>As she has no <symptom n=\"34\">Hectic</symptom> Asses Milk not \r\n            <lb/>necessary but as it is at hand she may take \r\n            <lb/>a little of it in the morning increasing it by\r\n            <lb/>degrees to half a mutchkin\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>This will probably keep her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> <choice><abbr>reg<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice> but\r\n            <lb/>if it should not she may have recourse\r\n            <lb/>to a Dose of <ingredient n=\"270\">Magnesia</ingredient>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>24<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1778</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4342, 2, '2013-11-04 16:29:27', 72);
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The <symptom n=\"8\">falling off of his appetite</symptom> some\r\n            <lb />time ago is but a common effect of the <condition n=\"98\">Diathesis</condition> not taking a proper\r\n            <lb />course &amp; tho <symptom n=\"5\"> the fit this spring</symptom> seems to have been regular enough\r\n            <lb />it has not been sufficient to take off the <subst><del><condition n=\"98\">Diathesis</condition></del><add place=\"above\">effects\r\n            <lb />of the <condition n=\"98\">Diathesis</condition></add></subst> in other parts. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I think the pain of his <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> <illegible l=\"2\" /> was entirely external and\r\n            <lb />does not lead me to suspect either an affection of the <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />or <subst><del><bodypart n=\"101\">Spleen</bodypart></del><add place=\"above\"><bodypart n=\"44\">Liver</bodypart></add></subst> the last indeed in persons, who have\r\n            <lb />for a long time lived full is always to be suspected, but\r\n            <lb />there is little reason from the Symptoms you mention even\r\n            <lb />with the pain of the top of the <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulder</bodypart> to suspect it\r\n            <lb />in the present case. I think the ailment was purely a <condition n=\"3\">gouty</condition>\r\n            <lb />or <symptom n=\"127\">Rheumatic</symptom>, that is as <symptom n=\"62\">inflammatory</symptom> affection of the\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />   \r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"68\">Muscles</bodypart> on the right side of the <bodypart n=\"40\">Thorax</bodypart>; your treatment\r\n            <lb />by <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> and <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment> was very proper and your success conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />firms me in my opinion. I hope this affection of the <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> is now out\r\n            <lb />of the question but if not, a <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> should be again applied\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The ailment seems to be now chiefly in the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, but\r\n            <lb />what sort of affection it is there, is not quite clear. It does not\r\n            <lb />appear to be the <condition n=\"50\">Atonic</condition> <symptom n=\"48\">Dyspepsia</symptom> which is the most common\r\n            <lb />effect of the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> not taking to the <bodypart n=\"52\">extremities</bodypart>. The <symptom n=\"15\">pulse at 82\r\n            <lb />is certainly more than natural at M<sup>r</sup> Crawford\'s time of life</symptom> &amp; this\r\n            <lb />with the <symptom n=\"27\">high colour of his urine</symptom> &amp; his <symptom n=\"139\"> feelings of the pressure\r\n            <lb />of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart></symptom> lead me to think that the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> is affected\r\n            <lb />with some <symptom n=\"62\">Phlogosis</symptom> but I do not say <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammation</symptom> Even the\r\n            <lb />increased secretion from the <bodypart n=\"121\">gland</bodypart> of his <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />lead to the same suspicion &amp; I expect it will be confirmed by\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"9\">fauces</bodypart> becoming very <del>claen</del> clean and red -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This view of the case gives a good deal of difficulty\r\n            <lb />for it leads to exclude all those warm <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> which we comÂ¬\r\n            <lb />monly <subst><del>employ</del><add place=\"above\">think</add></subst> necessary for defending the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp;\r\n            <lb />pushing to the <bodypart n=\"52\">Extremities</bodypart>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p> \r\n            <lb />The only <choice><abbr>med</abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice> I advise is ordered below. - this he may\r\n            <lb />take in one or two ounces for a dose &amp; two or three\r\n            <lb />times a day as you shall find it agree with him, but\r\n            <lb />let every dose <unclear><del>ma</del></unclear> be moderately acidulated with\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"261\">Elix. vitr. acid</ingredient> this is the most proper <choice><abbr>med</abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice> for restoring\r\n            <lb />his appetite <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> we can advise but it will be necessary to\r\n            <lb />join fresh air &amp; gentle exercise - this I hope will\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />       \r\n            <lb />not now be interrupted by the pain of his <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart>. You\r\n            <lb />must therefore as he bears it increase the measure of his exerÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cise &amp; as soon as he can be found to bear it, I should think\r\n            <lb />a journey of some length, the most proper remedy.\r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>   \r\n            <lb />He may go to Bath as well as any where else &amp; the\r\n            <lb />Bath D<sup>rs</sup> will advise him to try their waters, but unless all\r\n            <lb />suspicion of any <symptom n=\"34\">feverish habit</symptom> be entirely removed. I shall think\r\n            <lb />a great deal of caution necessary in trying Bath Water.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p> \r\n            <lb />With the remedies mentioned attention to his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> is very\r\n            <lb />necessary. The <ingredient n=\"28\">Oleum Ricini</ingredient> is preferable to every warmer\r\n            <lb />medicine\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p> \r\n            <lb />Diet. While his <symptom n=\"8\">appetite is so bad</symptom> he may take of any\r\n            <lb />light <subst><del>food</del><add place=\"above\">animal food</add></subst> he likes best. Upon my notion of\r\n            <lb />the state of his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> all kinds of strong drink might\r\n            <lb />seem improper but his habits absolutely require the conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tinuance of Wine, only let it be a little diluted, tho\r\n            <lb />not so far as to be cold to his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>. Even his Gin\r\n            <lb />Punch may be at times allowed if not very strong.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Craufurd</head>\r\n        <p> \r\n            <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">Bark Infusion</ingredient> as ordered for Lord Cathcart p. 53<note>Refers to the recipe for Lord Cathcart on p.53, for which see previous document, ID:3824.</note>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> June 4<sup>th</sup> 1776</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 3825, 3, '2013-11-30 13:06:26', 191),
(1761, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1502\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1502] From: Dr Thomas Stephen / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Miss Jean Innes (Jane) (Patient) / 6 March 1778 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Stephen Hall</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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She informs me, that the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> she consulted you for, last\r\n            <lb />Summer, grew much better during her stay in England, and she\r\n            <lb />returned to Scotland in September, in much better health and\r\n            <lb />spirits, and greatly more in flesh, than when she left it, having but\r\n            <lb />a slight degree of <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> remaining, with some <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of breathÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing</symptom> on walking a little quick, or ascending a hight - that she\r\n            <lb />continued in this way till the month of November, when as she\r\n            <lb />thinks, she <condition n=\"13\">caught cold</condition>, and the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> returned with greater violence\r\n            <lb />than ever, attended with some degree of pain in the <bodypart n=\"26\">left side\r\n                <lb />of the Thorax</bodypart>, (as <bodypart n=\"98\">low as the epigastric region</bodypart> and toward\r\n            <lb />the edge of the <bodypart n=\"40\">ribs</bodypart> where the <bodypart n=\"85\">Diaphragm</bodypart> is connected to them)\r\n            <lb /><del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> with <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of breathing</symptom>, especially when in bed; At\r\n            <lb />which time the <symptom n=\"4\">cough is most violent</symptom>, and as she says, joind\r\n            <lb />to a <symptom n=\"34\">feverish <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom></symptom>, and general uneasiness, <symptom n=\"17\">keeps her from sleep</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />most nights, till two or three in the morning; about which time\r\n            \r\n      <pb n=\"2\"/>  \r\n            \r\n            <lb />several days past, a <symptom n=\"28\">partial sweat</symptom>, covering her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />breaks out, and she falls asleep. A sense of <symptom n=\"20\">coldness</symptom> too, has,\r\n            <lb />she tells me, attended with <symptom n=\"2\">shivering</symptom> (the past particularly in\r\n            <lb />bed) frequently come on since <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> last; but is irregular and\r\n            <lb />unfixed, as to its periods of attack, and is seldom of shortÂ¬\r\n            <lb />er duration than an hour, or longer than two, and as she\r\n            <lb />says, commonly succeeded by <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> and uneasiness.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Miss Inness\'s expectoration in the morning, is a thick viscid\r\n            <lb />yellow coloured Mucus, at least to me has more a mucous\r\n            <lb />than purulent appearance, and in pretty considerable\r\n            <lb />quantity. About two months ago she <symptom n=\"35\">spit up a spoonfull\r\n                <lb />or better, of pure, fluid, <bodypart n=\"48\">frothing blood</bodypart></symptom>, and has had two reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />turns since, of the <symptom n=\"35\">HÃ¦moptic</symptom>; but in less quantity. It may\r\n            <lb />be worth remarking, that she says she rested better, and\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"12\">breathed more easily</symptom>, the nights succeeding the first and seÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cond, <symptom n=\"35\">HÃ¦moptoe</symptom>. The few times I have felt her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse\r\n                <lb />lately, it has been from about 92 to 120 in the Minute</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />the last of which numbers, I counted last night about\r\n            <lb />seven o clock, and the first this day about one afternoon,\r\n            <lb />since which time it has risen better than <symptom n=\"15\">20 Strokes in\r\n            <lb />the minute</symptom>, (it being no 5 P M tho she eat <add place=\"above\">not</add> her drink anyÂ¬\r\n            <lb />thing stimulating to dinner. It seemd <symptom n=\"15\">pretty full and\r\n            <lb />soft last night, but is I think more hard and contracted at\r\n            <lb />present,</symptom>\r\n            \r\n         <pb n=\"3\"/>   \r\n            \r\n            <lb />owing perhaps, to a pain she just now complains of\r\n            <lb />in her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>. Her <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> <subst><del>was</del><add place=\"above\">is mostly</add></subst> pretty cool in the foreÂ¬\r\n            <lb />noon, but she grows <symptom n=\"21\">hott</symptom> towards night, at least\r\n            <lb />I was very sensible of it last night. ViZ the only one\r\n            <lb />I had an opportunity to examine. I took particular\r\n            <lb />notice this day after dinner, if there was any <symptom n=\"82\">flushing</symptom>\r\n            <lb />in her <bodypart n=\"8\">Cheeks</bodypart>, but was not sensible of it; tho she tells me\r\n            <lb />that she has sometimes a <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"15\">Palms of her hands</bodypart> - She\r\n            <lb />has no <symptom n=\"75\">hoarseness nor that Clangor of voice</symptom> observed in\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"1\">Phthisis Pulmonalis</condition>, nor am I sensible of that clearness\r\n            <lb />and bluish colour of the <bodypart n=\"141\">Tunica Albuginea</bodypart>, remarkable\r\n            <lb />in <condition n=\"1\">Phthisical Patients</condition>. Nevertheless, I cannot help thinkÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing, that she is not free of <symptom n=\"34\">Hectic fever</symptom>, and that what <unclear>were</unclear>\r\n            <lb />taken for <condition n=\"18\">aguish</condition> <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del>, are rather of that kind.\r\n          </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have to add that her <symptom n=\"8\">appetite is extremely poor</symptom>, and\r\n            <lb />her <bodypart n=\"119\">flesh</bodypart> and <symptom n=\"23\">strength much reduced</symptom> - Her <symptom n=\"68\">thirst is inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />considerable</symptom>, and <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue very clean</bodypart> - <bodypart n=\"64\">belly regular</bodypart>, urine\r\n            <lb />she thinks rather in small quantity and high coloured - <condition n=\"8\">Was reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />gular in her courses till within these two months</condition>. I even\r\n            <lb />observe no Symptoms of <condition n=\"39\">worms</condition> - and as to the <condition n=\"28\">Hysterical\r\n            <lb />Symptoms</condition> she was said to have - Her <condition n=\"74\">irritable</condition> and moveable\r\n            <lb />state of <bodypart n=\"47\">nervous System</bodypart> may perhaps be easily accounted for from her\r\n            <lb />low and <symptom n=\"23\">weak state</symptom>. The above is all that occurs to me, shall\r\n            <lb />be <choice><abbr>happ</abbr><expan>happy</expan></choice> to give you any further information you may require\r\n            <lb />and Am <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> great repect Sir your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> humble <choice><abbr>Se<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer><signed>Tho<sup>s</sup> Stephen</signed></closer>\r\n                \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Stephens <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Miss Innes &amp;<sup>c.</sup>\r\n            <lb />March. 6. 1778\r\n            <lb />8 p. 77\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1502, 2, '2013-09-25 17:40:07', 240),
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From the symptoms affecting the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> which formerly attended the <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> I would suspect some\r\n            <lb />systematic affection to be the foundation of the disease; but as\r\n            <lb />those symptoms have now gone off and others marking a geÂ¬\r\n            <lb />neral affection are much abated I am disposed to consider\r\n            <lb />the ailment as at present purely local or nearly so. and to\r\n            <lb />depend on a <condition n=\"56\">rupture or erosion of a <bodypart n=\"57\">blood vessel</bodypart></condition> on some part\r\n            <lb />of the internal surface of the <bodypart n=\"55\">urinary passages</bodypart>. The ardor\r\n            <lb />urine may give suspicion of the <bodypart n=\"55\">urethra</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> of the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"56\">bladder</bodypart> but then I think the disease should be marked with\r\n            <lb />more uneasiness in these parts; and I imagine indeed that\r\n            <lb />the source of the <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> is higher, possible in the <bodypart n=\"45\">kidney</bodypart> itself.\r\n            <lb />The copious discharge of pale urine which he formerly had\r\n            <lb />could proceed only from an affection of the <bodypart n=\"45\">kidney</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I wish I could speak with confidence as to the particular\r\n            <lb />remedies. I can hardly propose any measures but those suiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ted to <symptom n=\"65\">hemorrhagy</symptom> in general. Avoiding much exercise,\r\n            <lb />all external heat, &amp; as much as possible any irritation\r\n            <lb />from meats or drinks As I do not consider it as an active\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"65\">hemorrhagy</symptom> I cannot propose evacuations, especially after\r\n            <lb />the disease has stood so long. As <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> is a consideÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rable iritation <add place=\"above\">to</add> the <bodypart n=\"55\">urinary passages</bodypart>, it is to be carefully\r\n            <lb />obviated but neither by <treatment n=\"6\">glysters</treatment> nor by <ingredient n=\"3\">alaetics</ingredient> nor by\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"62\">saline</ingredient> matters which always directly irritate the <bodypart n=\"55\">urinary\r\n                <lb />passages</bodypart>. <ingredient n=\"34\">Flowers of sulphur</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"65\">Diacassia</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor oil</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />seem the most proper. Tho I trust little to internal <action n=\"5\">asÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tringents</action> being carried farther than the <bodypart n=\"82\">prima viÃ¦</bodypart> I\r\n            <lb />think they are more likely to irritate the <bodypart n=\"55\">urinary passages</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />than any other part, so in this case I would try the <ingredient n=\"250\">Alum</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />either in substance or <ingredient n=\"250\">Serum aluminasum</ingredient>. The\r\n            <lb />quantity must be as the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> easily bears. I had\r\n            <lb />lately a case very much the same with M<sup>r</sup> Crompton\'s\r\n            <lb />There was a discharge of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> in the urine, which had\r\n            <lb />subsisted for several months without symptoms of any\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"91\">nephritic</condition> or other is internal affection &amp; without any\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />symptoms which could mark the source from whence\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> proceeded. It had gone farther than I hope is\r\n            <lb />the case with M<sup>r</sup> Crompton: in rendering the person\r\n            <lb />very <symptom n=\"91\">pale</symptom> and leucophlegmatic; but is now quite cured.\r\n            <lb />Various remedies had been employed with very little\r\n            <lb />immediate effect &amp; the discharge ceased when he was\r\n            <lb />using hardly any medicine at all: but if we can imÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pute his cure to any remedy it was probably the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"250\">alum</ingredient> which he had taken very largelye little\r\n            <lb />befoer.  The last remedy he took was the <ingredient n=\"61\">uva ursi</ingredient> &amp;\r\n            <lb />I should think, considering the state of M<sup>r</sup> Crompton\'s\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, that a very proper remedy for him.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I wish you had given me an account of your\r\n            <lb />own or others practice upon this case. It might have\r\n            <lb />superseded much of what I have said. <action n=\"5\"><ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeate\r\n            <lb />astringents</ingredient></action> have perhaps been employed &amp; I should\r\n            <lb />be glad to know with what effect. For I should exÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pect them to be rather hurtful.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> Sept<sup>r.</sup> 10. 1778</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4309, 3, '2013-12-24 22:29:59', 94),
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Every second day the dose\r\n            <lb />is to be increased by a grain till it is brought to three\r\n            <lb />grains, unless a smaller dose is found to <symptom n=\"3\">sicken</symptom> the <bodypart n=\"46\">stoÂ¬\r\n                <lb />mach</bodypart> or <action n=\"24\">purge</action> him. Beyond these effects the dose is\r\n            <lb />not to be carried out and at any rate hardly beyond three\r\n            <lb />grains.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2. This requires no confinement, but both on account\r\n            <lb />of this dose &amp; other reasons, warm cloathing is proper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3. Such doses of <ingredient n=\"83\">James\'s powder</ingredient> require no parÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ticular regimen but they agree best with a vegeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />table diet, &amp; I am clearly of opinion that till the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> is gone his Lordship should abstain from\r\n            <lb />animal food, or at least till he is in the country\r\n            <lb />&amp; taking pretty constant exercise.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4. Daily exercise on horseback is mild weather, &amp;\r\n            <lb />in a carriage in uncertain weather, with due preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cautions against cold bath during &amp; after the exercise.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />5. There is no particular fixed affection of his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart> &amp; his <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> would have been gone before now\r\n            <lb />if it had not been for a fresh application of cold\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n   \r\n            <lb />which may be occasioned by some peculiarities in his\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>L<sup>d</sup>ships.</abbr><expan>Lordships</expan></choice> management. He sits too much over the\r\n            <lb />fire &amp; in too warm chambers, without guarding against\r\n            <lb />streams of air. He sleeps in a chair when especially\r\n            <lb />and immediately after if, the smallest stream of cool air\r\n            <lb />is dangerous. It is hurtful, when his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />are apt to be <symptom n=\"20\">cold</symptom>, for him to sit near a fire when\r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> are not defended from a stream blowing\r\n            <lb />upon them be kind. When his <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> are upon any\r\n            <lb />occasion cold he should as soon as possible restore\r\n            <lb />their heart, either by <treatment n=\"37\">chafing</treatment>, or putting <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> near a fire.\r\n        </p>\r\n   <closer>\r\n        <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> March. 22. 1779.</dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 4390, 2, '2013-04-25 12:44:25', 16),
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I think she has been <treatment n=\"1\">blooded</treatment> enough and neither\r\n            <lb />the <action n=\"36\">phlogistic</action> appearance of her <del>pulse</del> <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> nor the <symptom n=\"15\">fullness\r\n                <lb />of her pulse</symptom> will be readily taken off by <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> as <condition n=\"7\">pregÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />nancy</condition> generally gives both these symptoms. At this distance\r\n            <lb />that is, without knowing more exactly the circumstances of\r\n            <lb />the case or seeing the effects of remedies I cannot offer any\r\n            <lb />positive advice but my opinion is that all that can properÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly be done is to let her live as low as her former habits\r\n            <lb />and the present state of her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> will allow, to let her\r\n            <lb />be always in very cool or rather cold air which the state of\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"7\">pregnancy</condition> commonly requires and bears very well, and at\r\n            <lb />least of all times either of the night or day let all external\r\n            <lb />heat be avoided carefully. She may take acids and <ingredient n=\"91\">nitrous\r\n                <lb />medicines</ingredient> but be aware of this that both these sometimes\r\n            <lb /><unclear>excite</unclear> <symptom n=\"4\">coughing</symptom>. The <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> of <symptom n=\"4\">coughing</symptom> between one and two\r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb />o\'clock of the morning I have very often met with and it\r\n            <lb />is only to be obviated or quieted by an <ingredient n=\"14\">opiate</ingredient> taken at bedÂ¬\r\n            <lb />time. I think this may be safely tried but let the proper\r\n            <lb />dose and the repetition of it be determined by the effects ~\r\n            <lb />I hope it will not often be necessary and I should be sorry\r\n            <lb />to find the repetition of it seem to be so for that to me will\r\n            <lb />imply that the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> cannot be entirely cured till her deÂ¬\r\n            <lb />livery and therefore you must be satisfied with palliating\r\n            <lb />it now and then. I need hardly say that as <ingredient n=\"14\">opiates</ingredient> induce\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>, this must be obviated or corrected by gentle <action n=\"21\">laxaÂ¬\r\n                <lb />tives</action> such as the <ingredient n=\"34\">flores sulphuris</ingredient> or by frequent <treatment n=\"6\">glysters</treatment>.\r\n            <lb />Any degree of bodily exercise must at present be hurtfull\r\n            <lb />but going abroad in an easy carriage upon smooth roads\r\n            <lb />may be very usefull both <add place=\"above\">with</add> respectfull compliments to M<sup>rs</sup>\r\n            <lb />Tarpley and earnest wishes for her relief I am most sincerely\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Dear Sir Your most obedient servant</salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 23 <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1782.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 639, 3, '2013-08-01 15:40:01', 29);
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For two nights past had\r\n            <lb />a <symptom n=\"3\">reaching, and vomiting</symptom>, obstinately <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom>, for which\r\n            <lb />she took <ingredient n=\"84\">magnesia</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient>, without effect.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr><ingredient n=\"195\">V: S</ingredient> ad â„¥v</abbr><expan>Five ounces of <ingredient n=\"195\">volatile salts</ingredient></expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"6\">Enema <action n=\"16\">Emmoliens</action></treatment>, without any irritating\r\n            <lb />materials. This induced a discharge of indurated\r\n            <lb />fÃ¦ces - At night found the <symptom n=\"34\">feverishness</symptom> continue\r\n            <lb />with a <symptom n=\"61\">Nausia</symptom> and <symptom n=\"3\">reaching</symptom> --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Mix<sup>r</sup> Saline Cochj 3\':<unclear><sup>ie</sup></unclear> quaq. hora</abbr><expan>Saline Mix, a spoonful <unclear>three times a day</unclear> at any hour</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Dir Satis 20<sup>a:</sup> <choice><abbr>Ib.</abbr><expan>Ibidem</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> continues to day without intermission, tho it\r\n            <lb />sometimes rather remits, that is not so <symptom n=\"21\">hot</symptom> at one time\r\n            <lb />as another, but the <symptom n=\"15\">pulse always quick</symptom>, <symptom n=\"68\">Thirst</symptom>, <bodypart n=\"2\">Tongue</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />clean as yet, had no stool since last night, therefore\r\n            <lb />took an <treatment n=\"6\">Enema</treatment> which has had no effect, but I dare not\r\n            <lb />repeat it, least, I fatigue her too much -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Evening\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"34\">Feverishness</symptom> with <bodypart n=\"1\"><symptom n=\"1\">head and <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> ach</symptom></bodypart> continuing &amp;\r\n            <lb />more violent, with <symptom n=\"3\">reaching</symptom> and <symptom n=\"61\">Nauseating</symptom> her victuals;\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"8\">no appetite</symptom> -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Mixtur Saline continued.\r\n            <lb />from the degree of <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> it is advised that she should\r\n            <lb />take no wine or animal food -- Stewed prunes, sago\r\n            <lb />Tamarind water, gruel &amp;<u>c</u> are their substitutes --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Dir LunÃ¦ 21<sup>a</sup> Junii 1784\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Rested tolerably well during the night, tho <symptom n=\"21\">hot</symptom> and\r\n            <lb />rather <symptom n=\"20\">coldish</symptom> by turns - <symptom n=\"61\">Nausea</symptom> and <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> frequent,\r\n            <lb />particularly when <condition n=\"10\">the fever</condition> begins to encrease; when\r\n            <lb />not so <symptom n=\"21\">hot</symptom>, has been much plagued with a <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> \r\n            <lb />since last night - She does not say she finds any fixed\r\n            <lb />pain in her <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> like a <symptom n=\"79\">stitch</symptom> - pain in the <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> less,\r\n            <lb />but the <symptom n=\"1\">head ach</symptom> greater from stress of <symptom n=\"4\">coughing</symptom> --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Mix<sup>r.</sup> Saline Addit<unclear><sup><illegible l=\"1\" /></sup></unclear></abbr><expan>Saline Mixture <unclear>Increased</unclear></expan></choice> \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Solutio.</abbr><expan>Solution of</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"75\">G. Arab.</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"116\">Sperm Ceti</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"416\"><choice><abbr>Sp<sup>t.</sup> Nitr D:</abbr><expan>Sweet Spirit of Nitre</expan></choice></ingredient> <sup><illegible l=\"2\" /></sup>\r\n            <lb />This night find she <symptom n=\"61\">Nauseates</symptom> the above mixture indeed\r\n            <lb />I believe it encourages her to <symptom n=\"3\">vomit</symptom> as she has done so.\r\n            <lb />From the <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> and <condition n=\"10\">degree of fever</condition> and <symptom n=\"15\">fullness of\r\n            <lb />the pulse</symptom> I proposed <treatment n=\"1\">letting a little more blood</treatment>, but\r\n            <lb />it is referred <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> till tomorrow morning.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Mix<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Mixture</expan></choice> Saline per se\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Dir Martis 22<sup>a</sup> <choice><abbr>Ib</abbr><expan>Ibidem</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Rested tolerably last night and as she is <symptom n=\"21\">not so hot</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and <condition n=\"10\">little fever</condition> this morning, it is thought a\r\n            <lb />general <treatment n=\"1\">blooding</treatment> not adviseable - <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> severe.\r\n            <lb />No stool since Saturday. <treatment n=\"6\">Enema</treatment> <choice><abbr>statim rep<sup>n.</sup></abbr><expan>repeated on the spot</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />About Eleven this forenoon the <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> with a <symptom n=\"1\">most severe\r\n            <lb />head ach</symptom> returned, <symptom n=\"21\">great heat</symptom>, throbing of the <bodypart n=\"57\">Temporal\r\n            <lb />Arterys</bodypart> &amp;<u>c</u> <symptom n=\"15\">pulse quick, and rather hard and full</symptom>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Applied <treatment n=\"14\">six Leeches</treatment> to the <bodypart n=\"63\">Temples</bodypart> which\r\n            <lb />bled agreeable to intention a sufficient quantity\r\n            <lb />afterwards a cloth dipt in <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> was kept on\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"35\">os frontis</bodypart> all night - The <treatment n=\"6\">Enema</treatment> did its duty\r\n            <lb />She is more cool at bedtime, but <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> troublesome\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Mix<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Mixture</expan></choice> and drink continued --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Dir Mercurii 23 <choice><abbr>Ib</abbr><expan>Ibidem</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Restless from the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> during the night, <symptom n=\"35\">some little\r\n            <lb />strains of blood in a thin spittle</symptom> -- No expectoration\r\n            <lb />Pain of the much less today - likeways the <symptom n=\"1\">head-\r\n            <lb />ach</symptom> except when <symptom n=\"4\">coughing</symptom> -- which is\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />most troublesome when <condition n=\"10\">the fever</condition> is least - To the saline\r\n            <lb />mixture I joined some of the <ingredient n=\"25\">Squills</ingredient> which she cannot\r\n            <lb />take as she <symptom n=\"61\">Nauseates</symptom> it after trying a little of it\r\n            <lb />but tho she chanced to <symptom n=\"3\">vomit</symptom> about that time I\r\n            <lb />am rather inclined to believe it was owing to the\r\n            <lb />return of the <symptom n=\"21\"><symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom> heat</symptom> which happened\r\n            <lb />about that time. She has been out of bed this\r\n            <lb />evening above an hour - Nine at night and is\r\n            <lb />so cool just now that I have allowed her <del>a</del> some\r\n            <lb />Weak white wine whey for supper. The <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and obstinate <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> have hitherto prevented\r\n            <lb />me from giving <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> - Urine rather\r\n            <lb />high tho voided during the remissions, cloud\r\n            <lb />suspended\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Dir Jovis 24 <choice><abbr>Ib</abbr><expan>Ibidem</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />continued pretty cool and rested tolerably for the most\r\n            <lb />part of the night, but in the morning much\r\n            <lb />troubled with <symptom n=\"4\">the cough</symptom> - <symptom n=\"35\">Small strains of blood withÂ¬\r\n            <lb />out expectoration is mixed with her spittle</symptom> - <symptom n=\"1\">Head\r\n            <lb />ach</symptom> and pain of the <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> much less, except when\r\n            <lb />incited by the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> This forenoon had pain\r\n            <lb />in her <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> and rather more in her <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />which I apprehend is owing to confined <symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom> &amp;\r\n            <lb />hard fÃ¦ces as she has had no stool since the\r\n            <lb />last <treatment n=\"8\">Injection</treatment> -- <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> wont bear <action n=\"24\">purgatives</action>\r\n            <lb />therefore when she will agree she shall have\r\n            <lb />the <treatment n=\"6\">Enema</treatment> repeated.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Mix<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Mixture</expan></choice> is <choice><abbr>solut.</abbr><expan>solution of</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"75\">G. 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I consider it as particularly\r\n            <lb />unfortunate that she cannot take honey &amp;\r\n            <lb />from the delicacy of her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> I cannot\r\n            <lb />give her some <action n=\"19\">expectorating</action> Medicines which\r\n            <lb />probably I otherways might - My intention\r\n            <lb />has been to prevent as much as possible any\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> by coating drink, medecines\r\n            <lb />and diet - perhaps she ought to have been\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">bled again</treatment>, but I must confess her daily\r\n            <lb />remissions prevented me from insisting much\r\n            <lb />upon a further <treatment n=\"1\">general blooding</treatment> --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2 oClock afternoon\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The <treatment n=\"8\">Injection</treatment> has had surprising good effect a great\r\n            <lb />discharge of indurated fÃ¦ces, which must be of great service\r\n            <lb />to her - <symptom n=\"21\">Heat</symptom> not great just now - <symptom n=\"15\">pulse not near so full or\r\n            <lb />hard</symptom> as in the morning -- Notwithstanding some objec<add place=\"above\">tions</add>\r\n            <lb />to new made Milk Whey I have gote her perswaded to try\r\n            <lb />it for drink this night, and from its <action n=\"25\">cooling</action>, <action n=\"13\">diluting</action>\r\n            <lb />nature expect good effects from it - I think and am\r\n            <lb />perswaded that all Vinous drinks, must be against her\r\n            <lb />complaint, and <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> particularly. Not much <treatment n=\"1\">head ach</treatment>\r\n            <lb />or <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom> at present, <bodypart n=\"2\">Tongue</bodypart> sometimes dry, but clean. Urine\r\n            <lb />that was made this fore noon rather high and Cloud\r\n            <lb />suspended -- has not <symptom n=\"3\">reached</symptom> any to day\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>Charles Rankine Surg<sup>n:</sup></signed>\r\n            <dateline>Douglas 25 June 1784</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 2478, 13, '2014-11-20 11:55:13', 140),
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The remedy I would chiefly depend\r\n            <lb/>on is Cold Bathing, by a <treatment n=\"54\">Shower Bath</treatment>. The \r\n            <lb/>Advantages of a <treatment n=\"54\">Shower Bath</treatment> are --\r\n            <lb/>At first six English Gallons of cold water\r\n            <lb/>&amp; two Gallons Boiling Water. &amp; this for a week\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Let her take the Tincture below for <u>two</u> or <u>three</u>\r\n            <lb/>weeks, then intermit it as long then take it so long\r\n            <lb/>again &amp; this during the Winter &amp; Spring\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Frequent gentle Exercise in a carriage in Winter,\r\n            <lb/>but on horseback in spring &amp; summer. carefully\r\n            <lb/>gaurding against cold.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Middle Diet, Light Animal food at Dinner\r\n            <lb/>filling up with pudding &amp; <choice><abbr>Veg<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>Vegetables</expan></choice>. avoiding those\r\n            <lb/>proving Windy- no meat at Supper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Drink Port &amp; Water. &amp; after Dinner <subst><del>a</del><add place=\"above\">one</add></subst> glass\r\n            <lb/>of Port very proper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"129\">Tinct. 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We are of opinion\r\n            <lb />from the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> and other circumstances that it is\r\n            <lb />much of <del>the</del> <symptom n=\"62\">inflamatory</symptom> <subst><del>kind</del><add place=\"above\"><illegible w=\"1\"/></add></subst>. We think <add place=\"above\">that</add> more\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">blood might have been taken</treatment> and that if the <symptom n=\"34\">feverishness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />continue to recur some <treatment n=\"1\">blood may still be taken</treatment>\r\n            <lb />from her <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> About Eight Ounces <add place=\"above\"><unclear>possibly more</unclear></add> <illegible w=\"2\"/> may\r\n            <lb />be proper unless a state of <symptom n=\"54\">debility</symptom> that we dont know\r\n            <lb />of should forbid it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It is obvious that <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> has proved a\r\n            <lb />great irritation and that the pains taken by <treatment n=\"6\">glysters</treatment>\r\n            <lb />to remove it have been very proper and useful and\r\n            <lb />when she cannot bear a <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> by the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>\r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb />the <treatment n=\"6\">glyster</treatment> should be regularly continued. We judge however\r\n            <lb />that some advantage would be gained by giving a <action n=\"21\">laxative</action>\r\n            <lb />by the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> and as her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> seems to have been\r\n            <lb />tolerably settled yeseterday hope she may bear two\r\n            <lb />scruples of <ingredient n=\"270\">magnesia</ingredient> with half a dram of the Compound\r\n            <lb />powder of <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalap</ingredient> properly prepared by due triture.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When these measures by <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> and due\r\n            <lb />evacuations of her <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> <add place=\"above\">are properly employed</add> we are clearly of opinion that\r\n            <lb />nothing will settle her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> and quiet her <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> as\r\n            <lb />well as <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>, but it must be given in a tolerably\r\n            <lb />full dose not less we think than twenty five or thirty\r\n            <lb />drops.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In the present circumstances we can only advise\r\n            <lb />the alternate use of evacuations and <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> to be\r\n            <lb />employed by M<sup>r.</sup> Rankens direction and can advise\r\n            <lb />no further till we shall have a further report of M<sup>rs.</sup>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>c</sup>Connochies condition. In the meantime we can hardly\r\n            <lb />think that any wine or animal food scan be proper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 26<sup>th</sup> June\r\n                <lb />1784\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 4860, 3, '2013-04-27 16:26:12', 26),
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Earlier in 1778, the most famous \"privateer\", the Scottish-born American naval captain John Paul Jones had landed at St Mary\'s Isle, Kirkudbright, and held the Earl of Selkirk to ransom.</note> since you think it might be of some service! - her\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"68\">thrist</symptom> is abated as allso her <symptom n=\"5\">cough</symptom>, but her spitle is still discolured\r\n            <lb />in the morning; tho some of these symptoms appear favourable\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />to us, you Sir with that candour for which you are so Justly\r\n            <lb />distinguished have prepared us to expect the worst without\r\n            <lb />absolutely disponding - The <ingredient n=\"66\">Mezereon</ingredient> for the decoction cannot\r\n            <lb />be procured good in Dumfries &amp; therfor have directed the surgeon\r\n            <lb />to send to <choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> for the best can be had &amp; wish it was such as you\r\n            <lb />approve of as I am told it is the most material ingredient in the\r\n            <lb />decoction - I shall take the liberty to inform occasionally when\r\n            <lb />any alteration either for the better or the worse may appear\r\n            <lb />who am with sincere regard &amp; esteem\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />your most obedient &amp; faithfull\r\n                <lb />humble servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Craik</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Betty offers you her best\r\n                <lb />compliments.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburg\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Craik <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> his daughter\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 6 1778\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1561, 3, '2014-09-23 17:03:58', 31),
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And as to the disorder of \r\n            <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, under which he also labours, I know\r\n            <lb/>of no means so likely to remove it. In <condition n=\"3\">gouty</condition>\r\n            <lb/>habits, such as my friends, when people are sent to\r\n            <lb/>drink the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"4\">waters at Bath</ingredient>, it is Vulgarly thought \r\n            <lb/>that the intention is to bring on a fit of the <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition>,\r\n            <lb/>&amp; that if that view be not fulfilled, the journey\r\n            <lb/>of the patient will be to no purpose. But that\r\n            <lb/>notion is certainly erroneous, as we have every\r\n            <lb/>day instances of those affected with <bodypart n=\"46\">stomachic</bodypart> \r\n            <lb/>complaints &amp; arising from a <condition n=\"3\">gouty</condition> cause who\r\n            <lb/>perceive much benefit from those <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"4\">waters</ingredient>, without\r\n      <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>getting a <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom>. For the rest, he may be assured \r\n            <lb/>that this season is as good for the purpose as\r\n            <lb/>any other; I mean for drinking the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"4\">water</ingredient>; &amp;\r\n            <lb/>as for the journey, though it may be less agreeable \r\n            <lb/>to travel <del><illegible l=\"3\"/></del>, I should hope he would rather\r\n            <lb/>improve in his healh by it than otherwise. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb/>I am, \r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice>,\r\n                <lb/>Your most obedient\r\n                <lb/>humble servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>John Pringle</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>Ps. On a further reflection,\r\n                <lb/>believing it the most proper\r\n                <lb/>method, I shall this evening\r\n                <lb/>write to D<sup>r</sup> Gusthart, as a friend,\r\n                <lb/>&amp; take his opinion as to the propriety\r\n                <lb/>of recommending Bath to our patient.\r\n                <lb/>I shall send him your letter to judge by, &amp; only add M<sup>r</sup>\r\n                <lb/>Pringles age, &amp; the sober life he has always led. I shall\r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n                <lb/>expect an answer by the middle of next week, &amp; \r\n                <lb/>that I shall transmit to M<sup>rs</sup> Pringle or to you.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>Sir J. Pringle\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Q</abbr><expan>Query</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> J. Pringle.\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice>  1778.\r\n          \r\n<lb/><handShift/>      \r\n9. p. 82\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1593, 3, '2014-01-17 15:21:31', 81),
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I hope you will excuse the Liberty I take\r\n            <lb/>in troubling you with this tedious Epistle;\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>I am, Sir, Very Respectfully <choice><abbr>y<sup>rs</sup></abbr><expan>yours</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed><choice><abbr>Edw<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>Edward</expan></choice> Gallon</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb/>Alnwick\r\n                <lb/>Northumberland\r\n                <lb/>June 13<sup>th</sup> 1779\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>William Cullen <choice><abbr>Esq<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Esquire</expan></choice> M.D.\r\n            <lb/>Edinburgh\r\n        </p>        \r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Ed. 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Take a bit of\r\n            <lb/>Soft old linnen make it four fold, dip it into the Liquor\r\n            <lb/>&amp; wash <bodypart n=\"31\">the Parts</bodypart> with it but have them without drying\r\n            <lb/>The Liquor must not be warmed, neither should it be\r\n            <lb/>cold. Letting the Phial for a little before the fire where\r\n            <lb/>you are going to use it will be sufficient\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If you continue this practice for a week or two, I hope\r\n            <lb/>it will releive you entirely - Washing with the Lotion\r\n            <lb/>once a day is commonly enough, but if there is any\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"114\">soreness</symptom> <symptom n=\"139\">tenderness</symptom> or <symptom n=\"78\">itching</symptom> for the Time present you may\r\n            <lb/>employ the Lotion again in the Evening\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n\r\n<head><lb/>For M<sup>r</sup> Likly</head>\r\n            <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n                \r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥viij\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"318\">Acet. destillat.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s.\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"120\">Sacch. 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Mudie at Montrose</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>A very anomalous case - without <choice><abbr>pretend<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>pretending</expan></choice> to explain particularly\r\n            <lb/>I conclude ingeneral, there is a determination &amp; <condition n=\"90\"><choice><abbr>accumulat.</abbr><expan>accumulation</expan></choice> in the\r\n                <lb/><bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></condition>, whether of <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood or Serum</bodypart> in no easy to say, &amp; as difficult\r\n            <lb/>to determine whether from <condition n=\"8\">irregular menses</condition> or <condition n=\"38\">haemorrhoids</condition>.\r\n            <lb/>By your management you seem to have had the same views &amp;\r\n            <lb/>my advice is for you to persist in the same plan. The\r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> &amp; <treatment n=\"11\">Issue proper</treatment>, but a fresh <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> more powerful\r\n            <lb/>than any continuance of <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> &amp; as the <treatment n=\"11\">issue</treatment> is now I suppose\r\n            <lb/>brought into a <treatment n=\"49\">small compress</treatment>, I advise a fresh <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment>, cover\r\n            <lb/>the place of the <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> with a <treatment n=\"4\">thick plaister</treatment>. Or if <treatment n=\"4\"><choice><abbr>blister<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>blistering</expan></choice></treatment>\r\n            <lb/>her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> be inconvenient, apply to the <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart>. 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I still think there\r\n            <lb />is some speciality in the state of his <bodypart n=\"41\">brain</bodypart> which preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />vents its energy from being duly exerted. How far it is\r\n            <lb />curable I cannot say but it should be attempted and on\r\n            <lb />the same plan I formerly proposed. There is no <symptom n=\"24\">cosÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tiveness</symptom> now indeed but it may return &amp; therefore his\r\n            <lb />present trial of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"17\">Harrowgate</ingredient> may have a good effect but\r\n            <lb />if the <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> do not prevail I would not insist on\r\n            <lb />his drinking it as unless as a <action n=\"24\">purgative</action> I think it not\r\n            <lb />otherwise adapted to his disease. I shall think it\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />lucky if being at Harrowgate lead him to try a warm\r\n            <lb />bath. For I still reckon warm bathing are of the most\r\n            <lb />promising remedies - As for the rest I would advise\r\n            <lb />dissipation, by being in the country &amp; much in moderate\r\n            <lb />exercise on horseback. I would fill his body with\r\n            <lb />mild, light &amp; liquid nourishment- If he can digest\r\n            <lb />milk without trouble in his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> or <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>, I\r\n            <lb />would put him upon it entirely. Plain cow milk\r\n            <lb />may not answer but if diluted will an equal <choice><abbr>q<sup>ty</sup></abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> of waÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ter gruel or barley water &amp; the mixture well sweeteÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ned with honey or sugar it will not be attended with\r\n            <lb />those inconveniencies. If instead of this he could\r\n            <lb />get enough of ass milk, it would still do better.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />You have given me a better opinion of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"39\">CheltenÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ham</ingredient> water than I had &amp; if it were as near us\r\n            <lb />as <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"17\">Harrowgate</ingredient> I should prefer it as you do.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup> Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh September</expan></choice>11. 1778</dateline> \r\n            <signed>W. 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Si pulveres\r\n                    <lb />bene ferat <bodypart n=\"46\">stomachus</bodypart> dosis eorum dusila aut 3 pla fieri potest.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take five grains each of prepared <ingredient n=\"35\">Steel</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"65\">powdered Cinnamon</ingredient> and ten grains of <ingredient n=\"50\">White sugar</ingredient>. Mix to make a powder and take in an emergency. <illegible l=\"1\" /> as number twelve <action n=\"35\">Strengthening Infusion</action>. Note that if the powder suits the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, the dose may be double to 3 <unclear>pla</unclear>, if possible.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. Peruv.</ingredient> contus. â„¥Å¿s-- <ingredient n=\"21\">aurant</ingredient>. <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam.</ingredient> d Ê’j Aq. bull. ibjj Digere horas\r\n                    <lb />duodecim et adde <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tint. Cort. Peruv.</ingredient> â„¥ij dein <illegible l=\"1\" /> chart. cola et Signa <action n=\"31\">Strengthen<sup>g</sup> Infusion</action>. \r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take half and ounce of bruised <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"21\">Orange peel</ingredient>, one drachm of <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient> <unclear>&amp;</unclear> and two pounds of boiling water. 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Her breakfast maybe\r\n            <lb />weak tea <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> bread &amp; butter as usual, but if common tea\r\n            <lb />seems to affect her <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart>, it will be better to take Cocoa tea.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Her ordinary drink must be plain water, &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <u>only</u> fermented\r\n            <lb />liquor, is a little good Porter; of which she may take from a\r\n            <lb />Gill to half a muchkin, either at dinner or supper - She\r\n            <lb />must strictly abstain from all wine &amp; spirits. - <del>She</del>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />These are the particulars of the proper regimen for M<sup>rs</sup> Bailie\r\n            <lb />&amp; if she can adhere to them for some time very Closely I have no\r\n            <lb />doubt as she has now had a <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> for some time I have prescribed\r\n            <lb />below some <action n=\"19\">Pectoral Pills</action> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> she may take for some time\r\n            <lb />after she goes to the Country. 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If the Whey proves windy\r\n            <lb />a tea spoonfull <ingredient n=\"213\">anise</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"50\">sugar</ingredient> may be taken in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> first \r\n            <lb />or second draught. If it 	<treatment n=\"30\">purges</treatment>, it must be taken in less\r\n            <lb />quantity or let alone altogether. &amp; a Gill or two of fresh\r\n            <lb />milk taken in place of it. If it <del>be Costive</del>. does not \r\n            <lb />pass by stoo and <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> be troublesome, a dose or two\r\n            <lb />of Salts will be necessary once or twice a week.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />During <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> course it will be proper to abstain almost\r\n            <lb />entirely from animal food. She may have every day\r\n            <lb />a little broth, not too strong. &amp; once or twice a week\r\n            <lb />a little boiled Chicken, or boiled lamb. ---\r\n            <lb />At Breakfast Bohea tea weak but <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> prefer Cocoa\r\n            <lb />Tea: along <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> it she may have a little dry toast <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a \r\n            <lb />little butter but by no means butter toast. Breakfast\r\n            <lb />not to be taken till an hour after finishing <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Whey.\r\n            <lb />At Dinner besides broth. &amp; bread. any kind of Pudding\r\n            <lb />and any young &amp; tender <subst><del>garden</del><add place=\"above\">Garden</add></subst> things. . Strawberrys or\r\n            <lb />Gooseberrys moderately. In <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> morng<sup>s</sup> w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>the mornings with</expan></choice> or <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup>out</abbr><expan>without</expan></choice> Jelly\r\n            <lb />Marmalade &amp;<sup>.c</sup> but no sweet things to be taken in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>morng</abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice>. In <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> Eveng.</abbr><expan>the Evening</expan></choice> she is not to drink goat Whey. but she \r\n            <lb />may have a muchkin of fresh drawn whey, <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a bit of dry\r\n            <lb />toast for Supper. or some kind of milk meat <del><choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice></del> that is\r\n            <lb />Cows milk with bread Rice Barley Sago, or if accusÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tomed to it oat meal Porridge. The Cows milk should\r\n            <lb />not be boiled <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> any of these things - only Warmed and\r\n            <lb />poured upon <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> grain Separately boiled. If agreeable\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />the fresh Cows milk may be taken <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> bread <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup>out</abbr><expan>without</expan></choice> being\r\n            <lb />warmed. If it shall appear or be suspected <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> Cows milk\r\n            <lb />is heavy on her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, it should be mixed <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> an equal \r\n            <lb />part of thin water gruel, &amp; this mixture is to be <choice><abbr>employ<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>employed</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> milk or grain, instead of plain milk &amp; it should\r\n            <lb />always be well sweatened <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> sugar. At no time she <choice><abbr>s<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />have any Eggs or Cheese, except a little of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> first is necessary\r\n            <lb />in Pudding. Her drink. plain water or Barley water\r\n            <lb />or thin water Gruel. During <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Course of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Whey\r\n            <lb />avoid all wine or Malt Liquors. During <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> course\r\n            <lb />of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> whey she should be very <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> fresh air. while\r\n            <lb />in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> weather is tolerably dry. She may frequently walk\r\n            <lb />but always gently. always on level Ground &amp; never\r\n            <lb />long alone time. <choice><abbr>tak<sup>.g</sup></abbr><expan>taking</expan></choice> particular care never to be either\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"21\">heated</symptom> or <symptom n=\"9\">fatigued</symptom> by it. It will be of great service if\r\n            <lb />she can ride out for an hour or two every forenoon\r\n            <lb />when <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> weather is fine she may also ride out\r\n            <lb />for an hour towards <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> Even<sup>.g</sup></abbr><expan>the Evening</expan></choice> but must neither\r\n            <lb />ride nor walk out late in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> Even<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>the Evening</expan></choice>. At all times \r\n            <lb />she must avoid cold. &amp; therefore not to walk out\r\n            <lb />on wet ground.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> July 4<sup>th</sup> 1778</dateline>\r\n            <signed>WC.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4273, 3, '2014-06-06 16:56:20', 104),
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The\r\n            <lb />pains have been chiefly on <bodypart n=\"64\">one side of her Belly</bodypart> but\r\n            <lb />shooting down to the <bodypart n=\"34\">Orifice of the Uterus</bodypart>. As these pains\r\n            <lb />are no ways felt in the intervals of <choice><abbr>menst<sup>n.</sup></abbr><expan>menstruation</expan></choice>. I hope there\r\n            <lb />is no topical affection &amp; that the pains are purely\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"57\">Spasmodic</symptom> - Upon that Supposition I think <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> the\r\n            <lb />only effectual remedy and commonly a large Dose is necessary\r\n            <lb />&amp; often a repetition of it. I would give the <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient> as soon as\r\n            <lb />any pains come on, only it is necessary that the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> be open\r\n            <lb />or if it is not that it be opened by <treatment n=\"6\">Glysters</treatment> before the <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient> is\r\n            <lb />given - When that period is foreseen or when the coming \r\n            <lb />on of the Menses can be concieved or apprehended it is of service\r\n            <lb />to open the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> gently by an <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetic Pill</ingredient> or elixir &amp; upon\r\n            <lb />the actual coming on of the Menses to keep the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> open\r\n            <lb />by large <treatment n=\"6\">Water Glysters</treatment> - The management of these with the \r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> will I hope avoid the violent pains <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> M<sup>rs</sup> H. has \r\n            <lb />formerly suffered &amp; I know nothing else that can contribute to \r\n            <lb />the same but external formulations or <treatment n=\"46\">Semicupidium</treatment> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I\r\n            <lb />leave to your discretion - Besides thus giving my opinion\r\n            <lb />of the management of <symptom n=\"95\">paroxysms</symptom> I should give it for preventing \r\n            <lb />them, but as a Period is just now expected I shall wait &amp;cc.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>4<sup>th</sup> July 1778</dateline>\r\n            <signed>WC</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4272, 2, '2013-07-24 14:49:07', 51),
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convinced of the improÂ¬\r\n            <lb />priety &amp; sin if I may so say of wasting the smallest particle of\r\n            <lb />it in the personal of a trifling letter I have hitherto spared you the   \r\n            <lb />disagreeable task tho at the expense of doing great violence to my\r\n            <lb />own inclination - I can now however with good grace &amp; confidence write\r\n            <lb />to you &amp; think myself perfecly justifiable in troubling <add place=\"above\">you</add> in a profesÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sional way especially when it is to lay before you the case of a \r\n            <lb />gentleman of fortune in this neighbourhood a very valuable member\r\n            <lb />of society whose life we think in imminent danger - As well as I \r\n            <lb />am able I will put down the symptoms that have as yet appeared\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In May 1777 M<sup>r.</sup> Crompton after pretty severe\r\n            <lb />riding on horseback was alarmed with an <symptom n=\"89\">appearance of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> in his urine</symptom>\r\n            <lb />but the <symptom n=\"65\">haemorrhage</symptom> continued only a day &amp; the quantity of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> discharged\r\n            <lb />according to the account he gives was not very considerable - Since then he\r\n            <lb />has had repeated attacks of the same kind but the <symptom n=\"65\">bleeding</symptom> has never \r\n            <lb />been very trifling - An interval of several months occurred beÂ¬\r\n            <lb />twixt his first &amp; second fits in which he walked about &amp; exercised\r\n            <lb />as usual - but since the beginning of April last he has been under\r\n            <lb />an almost constant necessity of confining himself to the house\r\n            <lb />as the least bodily exertion has frequently brought on the <symptom n=\"65\">bleeding</symptom>-\r\n            <lb />For the last three weeks tho\' he has rested mostly in a horizontal\r\n            <lb />posture he has <symptom n=\"89\">never once made water without blood</symptom> &amp; it appears\r\n            <lb />to increase in quantity - The urine as far as I have examined\r\n            <lb />or can learn has no <symptom n=\"86\">purulent appearance</symptom> but there is constantly\r\n            <lb />a greasiness on its surface - No violent pain has ever been felt\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />in the region of the <bodypart n=\"45\">Kidneys</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"56\">Bladder</bodypart> but there is generally \r\n            <lb />a sensation of great uneasiness &amp; <symptom n=\"54\">debility</symptom> in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"28\">small of the back</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />&amp; of late a slight <symptom n=\"129\">ardor urinae</symptom> has been complained of - His <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> \r\n            <lb />at the time of the fits has in general been very greatly disordered &amp;\r\n            <lb />able to retain but very small quantities of either food or medicine - in\r\n            <lb />the intervals too it is often affected in the same manner &amp; he has very\r\n            <lb />commonly complained of great <symptom n=\"21\">heats</symptom> <symptom n=\"61\">nausea</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"8\">loss of appetite</symptom>, <symptom n=\"17\">restlessness\r\n                <lb />&amp; disturbed sleep</symptom>, great <symptom n=\"6\">depression of spirits</symptom>, <symptom n=\"2\">trembling</symptom> &amp; frequent copious\r\n            <lb />discharges of pale urine - His <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> is in a better state now\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"65\">hamorrhage</symptom> is so constant - his appetite is pretty good and his\r\n            <lb />other symptoms less troublesome - He is a married man about\r\n            <lb />56 years of age of a thin &amp; delicate habit of body &amp; has led a very\r\n            <lb />temperate life ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />These Sir are all the circumstances I have thought \r\n            <lb />it necessary to make you acquainted with - We flatter ourselves\r\n            <lb />your large experience will be able to point out to us some successful\r\n            <lb />mode of treatment - An answer with your opinion &amp; particular\r\n            <lb />directions as speedily as may be will greatly oblige Sir\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />your obliged friend\r\n                <lb />&amp; affectionate <choice><abbr>hble serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>humble servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>J. Taylor</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Bolton <choice><abbr>Augt.</abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 31. 1778</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />Mean to present my most respectful remonstrances to M<sup>rs</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />&amp; the rest of your good family - Nothing would give me more\r\n            <lb />pleasure than to pay you a visit - I shall shortly have an\r\n            <lb />opportunity of sending you three guineas as an acknowledgment\r\n            <lb />for this trouble - I write in haste but with great sense of affecÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion. Please to direct to me at Bolton near Manchester\r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen \r\n            <lb />46 Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n<annot>\r\n<handShift />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />J. Taylor at Bolton\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Crompton\r\n            <lb />August 1778\r\n            <lb />9. 45.\r\n        </p>\r\n</annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1556, 2, '2013-09-25 14:10:48', 76),
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It has in\r\n            <lb />general agreed with him very well, &amp;\r\n            <lb />has promoted not only a gentle stool\r\n            <lb />or two every day but has likewise\r\n            <lb />made him make water very freely;\r\n            <lb />in consequence of which the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling  \r\n            <lb />of his <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart></symptom> subsided after he had conÂ¬ \r\n            <lb />tinued the use of it a little while.\r\n            <lb />The <symptom n=\"78\">itchiness</symptom> however still continues\r\n            <lb />&amp; is very troublesome, tho with the\r\n            <lb />assistance of 8 or 10 drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">L. L.</ingredient> he\r\n            <lb />is able to rest tolerable well in the\r\n            <lb />night, &amp; indeed has a tendency to\r\n            <lb />sleep during the day. About three\r\n            <lb />weeks ago he <choice><abbr>rec<sup>.</sup></abbr><expan>received</expan></choice> a letter from his\r\n            <lb />friend D<sup>r</sup> Fothergill, who desired\r\n            <lb />him to try what effect would be proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />duced from â„¥Å¿s of <ingredient n=\"45\">Sal. Tart.</ingredient> &amp; a sufficient\r\n            <lb />quantity of <ingredient n=\"108\">Acid. Vitriol.</ingredient> taken in the \r\n            <lb />state of effervescnece. He accordingly\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />took it 3 or 4 days but it had no effect\r\n            <lb />upon the <symptom n=\"78\">itchiness</symptom>, &amp; as it disordered his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> it was omtted, &amp; he has\r\n            <lb />again had recourse to the <ingredient n=\"62\">saline mixÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ture</ingredient>. His present state is as follows.\r\n            <lb />His <symptom n=\"23\">strength considerably impaired</symptom>, \r\n            <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"6\">spirits very much depressed</symptom>; his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> for some time past have been\r\n            <lb />more affected with the <symptom n=\"63\">Å“dematous swelÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ling</symptom> than ever they were before,\r\n            <lb />&amp; the <symptom n=\"78\">itchiness</symptom> continues nearly the\r\n            <lb />same attended with some little <symptom n=\"30\">erupÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion</symptom>. He has scarcely any appetite for\r\n            <lb />solid animal food, &amp; lives chiefly on\r\n            <lb />Milk, Broths &amp; sometimes ventures on\r\n            <lb />an Egg; &amp; agreeable to my recommendation\r\n            <lb />frequently drinks a glass of wine. Thirst\r\n            <lb />moderate, <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> of proper temperature\r\n            <lb />&amp; moisture, urine natural both in\r\n            <lb />quantity &amp; quality. <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse continues\r\n            <lb />strong</symptom> tho it is some what weaker,\r\n            <lb />&amp; not quite so regular as it was, &amp;\r\n            <lb />there seems to be a remarkable debility\r\n            <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"57\">extreme vessels</bodypart>. Upon exposure\r\n            <lb />to the least cold the <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> entirely forÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sakes his <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart> &amp; <symptom n=\"91\">renders them pale</symptom>\r\n            <lb />&amp; flaccid. He presents his <choice><abbr>comp<sup>.s</sup></abbr><expan>compliments</expan></choice> &amp;\r\n            <lb />requests you will take the above\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />into consideration &amp; return an answer\r\n            <lb />as soon as convenient.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Permit me now dear Sir to acknowledge\r\n            <lb />your last kind favour which I shall\r\n            <lb />remember as long as I have any rembeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rance of myself. It gave me great\r\n            <lb />happiness to find that the method I\r\n            <lb />had used was approved of by your\r\n            <lb />superior wisdom &amp; experience. The \r\n            <lb />lady immediately took the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />&amp; the <ingredient n=\"261\">Elix. Citriol</ingredient> &amp; she is now reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />covered. With <choice><abbr>comp<sup>.s</sup></abbr><expan>compliments</expan></choice> to all your\r\n            <lb />family &amp; with kind wishes for\r\n            <lb />your health &amp; happiness\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>I am dear Sir your &amp;c.</salute>\r\n            <signed>John Heysham</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />P.S. M<sup>.r</sup> Irwin\r\n            <lb />begs the favour\r\n            <lb />that you would\r\n            <lb /><unclear>rend</unclear> the inclosed\r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>.r</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edenburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Haysham - Carlisle\r\n            <lb />C\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Irwine\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1778\r\n            <lb />9. p. 92.\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1590, 3, '2014-04-16 16:42:28', 63);
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A dose of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> &amp; larger than you\r\n            <lb />had employed would at times be very proper. From\r\n            <lb />the effect of <symptom n=\"20\">cold in his <bodypart n=\"52\">extremities</bodypart></symptom>, I think much\r\n            <lb />caution necessary in going abroad at this season and \r\n            <lb />that it could not be practiced but by covering him well\r\n            <lb />to prevent the access of <symptom n=\"20\">cold</symptom> to either his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />As the season has been very mild &amp; going abroad\r\n            <lb />has such good effect on his spirits I cannot blame\r\n            <lb />his attempting it often with the precaution I\r\n            <lb />have mentioned &amp; farther taking care that the\r\n            <lb />length of his journies be suited to his strength. With\r\n            <lb />respect to <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> I was of opinion it might be right\r\n            <lb />to intermit the mixture for a little that it might\r\n            <lb />have more effect when he returned to it again,\r\n            <lb />but taking care in the mean time that his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> be kept\r\n            <lb />regular by some other gentle <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> when necessary.\r\n            <lb />I still think the <ingredient n=\"62\">Saline mixture</ingredient> may be intermitted\r\n            <lb />for a week or two &amp; in the mean time let him take the \r\n<lb />following.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"129\">Tinct. mart.</ingredient> Ph. Ed. <ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">Tinct. aromat.</ingredient> @ â„¥j â„³. Segna <action n=\"31\">StrengÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />thening mixture</action> 20 drops in a small glassful of tepid waÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />ter twice in the forenoon &amp; once towards the Evening. \r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take an ounce each of <ingredient n=\"129\">tincture of mars</ingredient> according to the Edinburgh Pharmacopoeia, and of <ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">aromatic tincture</ingredient>. \r\n                    Mix and label <action n=\"31\">strengthening mixture</action> 20 drops in a small glassful of tepid water twice in the forenoon &amp; once towards the Evening. \r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I hope this may even have a good effect upon his <symptom n=\"78\">itching</symptom> &amp;\r\n            <lb />with this medicine I should wish his diet a little more nouÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rishing if his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> can be brought to admit of it easily.\r\n            <lb />An egg now &amp; then will be particularly proper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup> Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh December</expan></choice> 15. 1778</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W. 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They are therefore without danger tho exceedingly troubleÂ¬\r\n            <lb />some - To prevent such ailments the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> was a very proper remedy\r\n            <lb />but the long continued use of it, has now rendered it less effectual &amp; for\r\n            <lb />that &amp; other reasons I would now lay it aside - In place of it I have ordered\r\n            <lb />a medicine on a paper apart, which I hope will be both more agreeable\r\n            <lb />&amp; effectual. It is a <action n=\"31\">strengthening Tincture</action> of <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> she will take twenty\r\n            <lb />drops in an ordinary glassfull of spring water twice a day. The\r\n            <lb />proper times are an hour before dinner &amp; Supper. If it shall be found\r\n            <lb />to agree very well with her, She may take it three times a day, that\r\n            <lb />is before Breakfast as well as before <choice><abbr>D<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Dinner</expan></choice> and <choice><abbr>S. r.</abbr><expan>supper</expan></choice> -- This medicine\r\n            <lb />will be of service in <action n=\"31\">strengthening</action> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart>, but it will be much\r\n            <lb />assisted by fresh air &amp; Exercise, &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> best way of employing these is\r\n            <lb />in a journey. I hope M<sup>s</sup> K. has been so <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> better of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> journey\r\n            <lb />she has made &amp; is to make &amp; as it is now convenient &amp; I hope allowÂ¬\r\n            <lb />able for her to settle for some time in one place, I have only to say\r\n            <lb />that she should continue still to take what air &amp; Exercise the\r\n            <lb />weather will allow. -- It may still be in a large Carriage but if she can\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />easily go on horseback, it will be of more service. -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To prevent the return of M<sup>s</sup> K--s complaints some attention\r\n            <lb />must be given to her diet. At breakfast neither tea nor Coffee\r\n            <lb />are proper for her, but if she takes <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> former very weak &amp; <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a good\r\n            <lb />deal of milk it may be allowed. - At Dinner she may take\r\n            <lb />a bit of any plain meat that is not fat but the lighter white kinds\r\n            <lb />are to be preferred. - Her Cooking should be plain boiling or\r\n            <lb />roasting &amp; all baked stewed or fryed meats are improper, &amp;\r\n            <lb />all heavy or high seasoned Sauces are to be avoided. Tho it is\r\n            <lb />very proper for her to take meat, she should always keep her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />light with respect to animal food, &amp; to prevent her taking too <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />she may begin her dinner with a plain weak Soup, &amp; bread, &amp;\r\n            <lb />may end it <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a light Pudding. - As to garden things she must be\r\n            <lb />cautious. The colder as Lettuce &amp; Cucumber she must not taste &amp;\r\n            <lb />what is liable to prove very flatulent as Cabbage she must also\r\n            <lb />abstain from. At times when her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> is very light she\r\n            <lb />may take a little well boiled Collyflower &amp; a little dry mealy\r\n            <lb />Potato is as safe as any thing she can take. The lighter kinds of\r\n            <lb />fish she may take, but it should be seldom &amp; sparingly &amp; always\r\n            <lb />with a plain light Sauce. It is right she should abstain from\r\n            <lb />Suppers, or if any, without meat.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For ordinary drink water without wine in it, &amp; must\r\n            <lb />abstain enterely from all malt Liquor. If she is in use of <choice><abbr>tak<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>taking</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />any <add place=\"above\">wine in her</add> water let her in place of it take a little spirits in it. \r\n            <lb />After dinner every day She may take a glass or two of any Strong\r\n            <lb />sound wine as Madeira Sherry or Red port, but if she shall find\r\n            <lb />that these are ready to become sour or <symptom n=\"7\">windy</symptom> on her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />She may be safer with a glass or two of pretty Strong Toddy.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>s</sup> <choice><abbr>K -</abbr><expan>Knot</expan></choice> must take care to guard against cold in general, but particulary\r\n            <lb />against Cold or wet coming to her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />These several means shall I hope be of use in preventing returns but\r\n            <lb />in case they should happen the following medicine advised\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"161\">Elix. propriet.\r\n                    <lb />vitriol.</ingredient> â„¥ij <ingredient n=\"38\">Spir. C. C.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"58\">Tinct. Thebaic.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s â„³. Sixty drops to be taken\r\n                    <lb />for a dose on a bit of Sugar. to be repeated if necessary every half hour for \r\n                    <lb />three times.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"161\">Elixir Proprietas Vitriolicum</ingredient>, half an ounce each of <ingredient n=\"38\">Spirit of Hartshorn</ingredient>\r\n                    and <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>. Mix. Sixty drops to be taken for a dose on a bit of Sugar. to be repeated if necessary every half hour for three times.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This failing she is to recourse to her former medicines.\r\n            <lb />Told her in conversation that she may <condition n=\"7\">be with child</condition> which will probably\r\n            <lb />change the state of her ailments and therefore the use of medicines. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Tincture</action> referred to above is \r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"129\">Tinct. Martis</ingredient> â„¥iij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"136\">Aromat.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s â„³. Cap. g<sup>tt</sup> xx in a wine glass full of water two or three\r\n                    <lb />times a day.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Three ounces of <ingredient n=\"129\">Tincture of Mars</ingredient>, half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"136\">Aromatics</ingredient>.\r\n                    Mix. Take twenty drops in a wine glass full of water two or three times a day.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4497, 2, '2013-10-08 11:44:55', 95),
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Continue then <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"35\">Limatura</ingredient>, as the <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>stom.</abbr><expan>stomach</expan></choice></bodypart> bears\r\n            <lb />but in case of smaller doses, continue it for <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> longer time\r\n            <lb />Tho M<sup>rs</sup> Littel is best <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom>, too long <symptom n=\"24\"><choice><abbr>costiven.</abbr><expan>costiveness</expan></choice></symptom> &amp; it will\r\n            <lb />be lucky if <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> suppository answer. The <condition n=\"39\">Ascarides</condition>, possible\r\n            <lb />&amp; tho her <choice><abbr>ailm<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>ailments</expan></choice> do not seem to depend on <choice><abbr>y<sup>se.</sup></abbr><expan>these</expan></choice> I would willingly\r\n            <lb />rid her of <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> but this, in her case difficult. <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"17\">Harrowg. water</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />or ther such saline, will often answer but here inadmissible\r\n            <lb />I commonly employ saline &amp; fÅ“tid <treatment n=\"6\">glysters</treatment>. but these hardly\r\n            <lb />to be employed here. In case of <symptom n=\"24\">more violent <choice><abbr>costiven.</abbr><expan>costiveness</expan></choice></symptom> if you\r\n            <lb />fin a <treatment n=\"6\">salini <choice><abbr>glyst.</abbr><expan>glyster</expan></choice></treatment> necessary, you will judge from <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> effect\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> she can bear and proceed accordingly. 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He then <treatment n=\"4\">Blistered three\r\n            <lb/>or Four times</treatment>, used the Cold Bath, &amp; <treatment n=\"18\">flesh Brush</treatment> to Remove His\r\n            <lb/>Complaint; But to no Effect. At last He made use of the <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian\r\n            <lb/>Bark</ingredient>, which Effectually Removed his <condition n=\"15\">Rhumatism</condition>, at the same time\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"93\"><symptom n=\"125\">Litle Hard Bumps appear\'d at His <bodypart n=\"14\">Wrists</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"23\">Ancles</bodypart></symptom></symptom> which was\r\n            <lb/>judged the Effect of the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> Lodging the Disease\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <add place=\"margin\">\r\n                <lb/><del>a flux</del>\r\n                <lb/><condition n=\"38\">Piles</condition>\r\n            </add>\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Munro had also a kind of Regular Evacuation, once in\r\n            <lb/>the five or Six Weeks, by the <symptom n=\"89\"><condition n=\"38\">Bloody Piles</condition></symptom>, which Disappeared\r\n            <lb/>about the above period. But as M<sup>r</sup> Munro found his Health\r\n            <lb/>continue; He only Imputed this Change, to the Aproach of Declining Life\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <add place=\"margin\">Flux</add>\r\n            <lb/>In <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1777 M<sup>r</sup> Munro was Attacked with a kind of Flux\r\n            <lb/>or <condition n=\"116\">Disentery</condition>, Attended with Severe <symptom n=\"40\">Greips</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"89\">pass\'d some Blood</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>But by Some Doses of <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient>, he soon got the Better of His \r\n            <lb/>Disease, and Continued Healthy till the 7<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup></abbr></choice> 77. only he ObserÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ved, on His Drinking Warm Punch, that he had <symptom n=\"27\">frequent passage\r\n            <lb/>by Urine, and Could not Contain it any time</symptom>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <add place=\"margin\">\r\n                <lb/>Cause\r\n                <lb/>of the Disease\r\n           </add>\r\n            <lb/>The 7<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 77 The Water of Eddertown Overflow\'d its banks\r\n            <lb/>Broke in upon the Manse, Drown\'d the fire in the Grate, &amp; set the\r\n            <lb/>Bedds in the Low Rooms a Sweeming; M<sup>r</sup> Munro Anxious Lest the\r\n            <lb/>Water would Sapp the Foundations of the Manse. was wading\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"18\">Thigh</bodypart> Deep, thro the Water - Giving Directions to give different \r\n            <lb/>vents to the Water to get it off from the Manse; and Ever since\r\n            <lb/>he has been Affected with his present Complaints on which he\r\n            <lb/>Consults the D<sup>rs</sup>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <add place=\"margin\">\r\n                <lb/>Symptoms\r\n                <lb/>&amp; appearance\r\n            </add>\r\n            <lb/>The First Appearance of M<sup>r</sup> Munro\'s Disease was by a <symptom n=\"27\">frequent\r\n            <lb/>Inclination to make Urine</symptom>, &amp; very Litle Made at a time, in two or three\r\n            <lb/>weeks afterwards, it became More Uneasie, by a pain at the <bodypart n=\"53\">Anus</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>and <bodypart n=\"31\">top of the Penis</bodypart>, at the time &amp; After making Water; And from\r\n            <lb/>the <symptom n=\"27\">Urines coming Away in Drops</symptom>, with Excessive pain, at which\r\n            <lb/>time there was the Appearance of <condition n=\"38\">Blind Piles</condition>, or the <condition n=\"84\">Jetting out\r\n            <lb/>of the <bodypart n=\"53\">Rectum</bodypart></condition>; And felt something like a Strong pulsation or Rather\r\n            <lb/>a <symptom n=\"39\">Convulsive motion</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"56\">Neck of the Bladder</bodypart>, &amp; <bodypart n=\"31\">top of the Penis</bodypart>\r\n <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n           \r\n            <lb/>occasioned by the <symptom n=\"27\">Sharp pain in discharging the last Drops of\r\n            <lb/>Urine</symptom>. \r\n\r\n<add place=\"margin\">Symptoms</add>Soon after the first Attack of this Disease, M<sup>r</sup> Munro ObserÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ved, that a day or Two before the <symptom n=\"5\">Fitt</symptom> Came on; There was a Rumbling \r\n            <lb/>or Murmuring Noise in His <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart>, under the <bodypart n=\"40\">False Ribbs</bodypart>, as if <symptom n=\"7\">Wind\r\n            <lb/>pass\'d thro the <bodypart n=\"69\">Intestines</bodypart>, &amp; His <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomoch</bodypart> was much oppressed by Wind</symptom>,\r\n            <lb/>He had <symptom n=\"29\">Great Evacuations by Eruction</symptom>, but None the other Way,\r\n            <lb/>His <symptom n=\"27\">Urine become then More Frequent &amp; Clear</symptom>, but Readily the Next Day the \r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"5\">Fitt</symptom> comes on, &amp; then the <symptom n=\"27\">Inclination to Water</symptom> Comes on frequently &amp; \r\n            <lb/>only <symptom n=\"27\">Comes off in Small quantitys</symptom>, sometimes only Six or Seven Drops \r\n            <lb/>This Fitt Continues Two or Three Days; And then will Wear off by Degrees\r\n            <lb/>but still the pain at the <bodypart n=\"53\">Anus</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"31\">top of the Penis</bodypart> Continues for some \r\n            <lb/>Days Longer, when he makes Water. He has afterward has some Ease\r\n            <lb/>for four or five Days, &amp; could Walk about without much pain\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Munro found it more <symptom n=\"27\">Easy to Discharge <add place=\"above\">Urine</add> when lying in Bed\r\n            <lb/>than in Erect posture</symptom>, But Amidst all the Distress he suffers there \r\n            <lb/>was never any Appearence of <condition n=\"17\">Stone</condition> or <symptom n=\"32\">Gravil</symptom>. &amp; very Seldom any\r\n            <lb/>appearence of <symptom n=\"32\">Sand</symptom>- yet after the Disease Continued about Six\r\n            <lb/>Months, near the End of the <symptom n=\"5\">Fitt</symptom> the Urine Appears <del>with</del> of a \r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"27\">Dark Colour, with something like the Grounds of Coffee</symptom> and\r\n            <lb/>He <symptom n=\"89\">passes Clear Blood</symptom>, two day\'s after the <symptom n=\"89\">passing of Blood\r\n            <lb/>stops, M<sup>r</sup> M. passes Clotted Blood</symptom>. During the time the <symptom n=\"5\">fitt</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>is Coming on and till it is Over. M<sup>r</sup> M. finds his <symptom n=\"20\"><bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> excesÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>sive Cold</symptom>, &amp; will not get them Warmed, tho he Sometimes burns \r\n            <lb/>his stockings to Warm his <bodypart n=\"24\">Feet</bodypart>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Munro Observes that before the <symptom n=\"5\">fitt</symptom> Comes on His <symptom n=\"6\">Spirits \r\n            <lb/>are lower</symptom>, He has frequent <unclear>Yanings</unclear>, &amp;when his <symptom n=\"27\">Water is Clearest\r\n            <lb/>before the <symptom n=\"5\">fitt</symptom>, it is Glutanous</symptom>, as if Mixed with <ingredient n=\"75\">Gumm</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"32\">Lime</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"7\">Wind</symptom> seems to be the Great Sourse of the Disease, for in the severest\r\n            <lb/>time of the <symptom n=\"5\">Fitt</symptom>; there are <symptom n=\"29\">frequent &amp; Hard Belshings</symptom>, the <bodypart n=\"53\">Rectum</bodypart> is so GreatÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ly Extended, that it is difficult for the Patient to Sitt in his Chair, nay\r\n            <lb/>in the time of the <symptom n=\"5\">fitt</symptom>, the <bodypart n=\"53\">Anus</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"31\">penis</bodypart>, &amp; one of the <bodypart n=\"32\">Testicles</bodypart> seem as \r\n            <lb/>if <symptom n=\"63\">Blown up or Swell\'d</symptom>; He also Observes after a <symptom n=\"5\">Severe Fitt</symptom>, He has\r\n            <lb/>outward pains from the <bodypart n=\"90\">Navil</bodypart> to the <bodypart n=\"31\">Penis</bodypart> Downwards, so that He canÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>not Touch any part of that Region without Pain outwardly\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Munro thinks fitt to Acquaint the D<sup>rs</sup> of the Different things \r\n            <lb/>used for Relief without great success\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <add place=\"margin\">Regimen</add>\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Munro Beleiving that His Disease was <condition n=\"21\">Nervous</condition> as well as <symptom n=\"32\">GraÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>vilish</symptom>, Gave up wholly the use of Tea, &amp; Spirits of all kinds; &amp; as the\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"7\">Flatulancy</symptom> of His <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomoch</bodypart> was Increased by Fermented Liquors.\r\n            <lb/>His Diet was Pottage and Milk for Breakfast; fresk Broath, with\r\n            <lb/>a pice of Roasted Chicken, Kidd, Veal, or anything of Easy Digestion\r\n            <lb/>for Dinner, His Drink Toast &amp; Water. and Gruel for Supper\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <add place=\"margin\">\r\n                <lb/>Means &amp; \r\n                <lb/>Medicine\r\n                <lb/>us\'d\r\n            </add>\r\n            <lb/>Imagining that part of His Diease flow\'d from the Stopage of the\r\n            <lb/>Natural Evacuation by the <condition n=\"38\">Piles</condition>, &amp; that he seem\'d affected with the <condition n=\"38\">BlindÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>Piles</condition>, He caused put an <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> in his <bodypart n=\"17\">Legg</bodypart>, as a <treatment n=\"11\">Drain</treatment> in Vice of the <condition n=\"38\">Piles</condition>,\r\n            <lb/>&amp; this has Continued since March -78 without any Effect, Except Drawing\r\n            <lb/>some Humors\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Munro from the Stoping of his Urine, without seeing <symptom n=\"32\">Sand or\r\n            <lb/>Gravil</symptom>, Concluded his Disease a <condition n=\"24\">Strangry</condition>, &amp; Began the use of <action n=\"12\">Dureticks</action>\r\n            <lb/>such as the <ingredient n=\"193\" t=\"15\">Decoction of Burrdock Seed</ingredient>, The <ingredient n=\"106\">Daucus Silvestris</ingredient>. <ingredient n=\"198\">Ground\r\n            <lb/>Eivy</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"32\">Lime water</ingredient> with <ingredient n=\"54\">Soap</ingredient>. But these brought on a more frequent\r\n    <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>Flux of Urine, with Excruciating pains at the <bodypart n=\"53\">Anus</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"31\">penis</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>nay He seem\'d threatend with a <condition n=\"6\">Diabetis</condition>, and therefor the <action n=\"12\">Diureticks</action>\r\n            <lb/>were given Up as he found himself <symptom n=\"26\">Much Emaciate</symptom> &amp; got no Ease by them\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The <symptom n=\"7\">Flatulency</symptom> in his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomoch</bodypart>, and <symptom n=\"92\">Rumbling noise in His <bodypart n=\"37\">bowÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>els</bodypart></symptom>, Made him Conclude that the Disease was <condition n=\"21\">Nervous</condition>, &amp; that the\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"24\">Obstruction in Urine</symptom>, proceeded from some <condition n=\"32\">Ulcer</condition> at the <bodypart n=\"56\">Neck of\r\n            <lb/>the Bladder</bodypart>, and therefor He was Advised to begin the Use of the <ingredient n=\"1\">PeruÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>vian</ingredient> Bark; of which He took half a Drahm evry Morning and \r\n            <lb/>afternoon in a Cup of <ingredient n=\"11\">Camamile Tea</ingredient>, at the same time Ten grains\r\n            <lb/>of <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> was added to prevent the <action n=\"5\">Astringent</action> quality of the \r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>. But the <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> Did not qualify the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> so as to\r\n            <lb/>prevent <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> . The <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> therefor was Discontinued in the\r\n            <lb/>after Noon and instead of it a Cup or Two taken of <ingredient n=\"98\">AlthaÃ¦</ingredient> Tea\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>This seem\'d at first to have a Good Effect, as the <symptom n=\"92\">Rumbling noise \r\n            <lb/>in His <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart></symptom> subsided, &amp; he had Great Ease for About fourteen Days\r\n            <lb/>without any <symptom n=\"5\">Fitt</symptom>: <add place=\"above\">till</add> 14 <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> The <symptom n=\"5\">fitt</symptom> came on with Great Severity\r\n            <lb/>the <symptom n=\"39\">Convulsive Motions</symptom> at the <bodypart n=\"53\">Anus</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"31\">penis</bodypart>, were rather Stronger\r\n            <lb/>and the <symptom n=\"5\">Fitt</symptom> ended after Many <treatment n=\"8\">Injections</treatment> of <ingredient n=\"98\">AlthaÃ¦</ingredient>, in a voidÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ing of <symptom n=\"89\">Bloody Urine</symptom>, after Continuing ten Days.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Munro Hearing that Governour Campbel at Fort George\r\n            <lb/>was affected with a Similar Disease, &amp; that he Had got Great Relief\r\n            <lb/>from some prescription of D<sup>r</sup> <choice><abbr>Allex<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Allexander</expan></choice> Munro Physician to the Forts\r\n            <lb/>He sent his Case to D<sup>r</sup> Munro- Who prescribed the Constant \r\n            <lb/>use of the <unclear><ingredient n=\"98\" t=\"15\">Decoction of AlthÃ¦a Root</ingredient></unclear> with <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum: Arabick</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>and Continuing the use of the <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>, only to\r\n            <lb/>Increass the Dose of the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> According as it agreed with\r\n            <lb/>the Patients <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomoch</bodypart>. He was also Directed to use the<ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"15\">DecoctiÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>on of Dry\'d Roses</ingredient> assidulated with <ingredient n=\"315\"><choice><abbr>Sp<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Spirit</expan></choice> of Vitriol</ingredient>, when he was\r\n            <lb/>attacked with <symptom n=\"89\">Bloody Urine</symptom>; &amp; to use some <ingredient n=\"34\">flour of Sulphur</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>if the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> brought on <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom>; with some <choice><abbr>Gutts</abbr><expan>Drops</expan></choice> of <ingredient n=\"58\">LaudaÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>num</ingredient> to Ease the Pain when Severest \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The Same simple Diet was orderd to be Continued only \r\n            <lb/><unclear>Saloup</unclear><note>Obscure; possibly a mistake for \"Sal vol\" (Sal Volatile), as mentioned earlier.</note>  Dissolved in Warm Water, &amp; Sweetened to taste with\r\n            <lb/>some Milk for Breakfast\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Munro has Continued this prescription since\r\n            <lb/>the 2<sup>d</sup> <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> and had Great Ease for a fourtnight, He had\r\n            <lb/>then a <symptom n=\"5\">Fitt</symptom> of Ten Days Continuance, tho not so Severe as \r\n            <lb/>former One\'s . He had Respite for another fourtnight \r\n            <lb/>one the 18<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> he was attacked with another <symptom n=\"5\">fitt</symptom> which\r\n            <lb/>has Continued yet 27<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> But not so severe as Usuall\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Munro voided no <symptom n=\"89\">Bloody Urine</symptom> since the 2<sup>d</sup> <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>He has an Apetite for Evry Diet, and he has no Reluctance\r\n            <lb/>to Any Medicine, What he has taken agrees with his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomoch</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>But as He finds himself <symptom n=\"26\">Emaciate</symptom>, His <symptom n=\"132\">Strength Decaying</symptom> and \r\n  <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n            <lb/>pains and <symptom n=\"5\">Fitts</symptom> still Continuing. He Wants the Advice \r\n            <lb/>of D<sup>rs</sup> Cullen &amp; McKenzie that He may not have Himself to\r\n            <lb/>Blame in not having proper Advice from the ablest Hands \r\n            <lb/>knowing in the Multitude of Council there is Safty\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>Joseph Munro</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Eddertown 27<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1778</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>Case M<sup>r</sup> Joseph\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> Munro 1778\r\n                <lb/>9. p. 102.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1597, 11, '2015-04-10 11:39:25', 262),
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I send you\r\n            <lb />two Guineas as inclosed-- If you know any\r\n            <lb />thing of D<sup><u>r</u></sup> Drummond, I shall be much\r\n            <lb />obliged to you if you will Inform me where\r\n            <lb />he is &amp; what he is doing, for I am exceedingly\r\n            <lb />Intrusted in that Gentlemans wellfare &amp;\r\n            <lb />prosperity, for I lay under numberless --\r\n            <lb />obligations to him &amp; have never heard\r\n            <lb />any thing of him since I parted with\r\n            <lb />him at Naples near two years ago ---\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Ja<sup>s.</sup> <add place=\"above\">of Broughton</add> Murray \r\n                <lb />Dec<sup>r.</sup> 1778.\r\n                <lb />9. p. 95.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1601, 11, '2014-10-13 16:20:09', 92),
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On being called late\r\n            <lb/>at night I found she had had three or four copious stools \r\n            <lb/>that day, with very severe <symptom n=\"40\">gripes</symptom>. Complained much of a great\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom>, <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> and <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom>; was very much <symptom n=\"26\">emaciated</symptom>, had\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"8\">no Appetite for food</symptom> and her <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> altho not very frequent \r\n            <lb/>was very hard, with little or no expectoration, and what\r\n            <lb/>she did get up was more Phlegm.- <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse 120.</symptom> As she comÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>plained of being low and <subst><del>had</del><add place=\"above\">having</add></subst> had <symptom n=\"17\">restless nights</symptom> preceding\r\n            <lb/>an <action n=\"34\">anodyne</action> was ordered. In the Morning she had restÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ed tolerably and <symptom n=\"28\">sweated profusely thro the night</symptom>, had\r\n            <lb/>not been much troubled with the <symptom n=\"40\">gripes</symptom> nor <symptom n=\"31\">looseness</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>till morning. <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse 100</symptom>. A dose of <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> was given\r\n            <lb/>and she drank <action n=\"10\">demulcents</action> frequently as <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>dissolved in her gruels. What food she took was bread\r\n            <lb/>berry, boiled barley; Sago and now and then a little beef\r\n            <lb/>tea or Chicken broth.- The <symptom n=\"40\">gripes</symptom> and <symptom n=\"31\">Diarrhoea</symptom> still\r\n            <lb/>continuing she took by the advice of Doctor Gilchrist two\r\n            <lb/>teaspoonfuls of the <ingredient n=\"28\"><choice><abbr>Ol. Ricini</abbr><expan>Oleum Ricini</expan></choice></ingredient> twice a day with a few drops\r\n            <lb/>of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> in each dose; the <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum</ingredient> was given in greater\r\n            <lb/>quantity and a little starch was added. Still however the\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"40\">gripes</symptom> continued severe, attended with frequent stools. -\r\n            <lb/>A Mixture with the <ingredient n=\"181\"><choice><abbr>Confec. Japon</abbr><expan>Japonic Confection</expan></choice></ingredient> &amp; <unclear><ingredient n=\"124\">Occul. Canc.</ingredient></unclear> keept\r\n            <lb/>suspended with Mucilage of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient> in <ingredient n=\"68\">Mint water</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>of which she took a spoonful or two after every stool.\r\n      <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>This has happily removed the <symptom n=\"40\">gripes</symptom> and checks the \r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"31\">Diarrhoea</symptom> when ever it becomes troublesome. - But the \r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> is become much worse within these few days and\r\n            <lb/>she expectorates great quantities of viscid Phlegm, the \r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of breathing</symptom> was likewise much worse and the <condition n=\"10\">hecÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tic complaints</condition> are as violent as ever. <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse at night 120</symptom>,\r\n            <lb/>in the Mornings after <symptom n=\"28\">profuse sweating</symptom> <symptom n=\"15\">100 or 110</symptom>. Great\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom>, and can take no kind of food but what she can\r\n            <lb/>drink - She has taken for some time <ingredient n=\"154\">Gum Ammoniac</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>and as much <ingredient n=\"25\">Squills</ingredient> as her <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> could bear, but\r\n            <lb/>it was thought proper to leave out the <ingredient n=\"25\">Squills</ingredient> and she\r\n            <lb/>now takes ten grains of the <ingredient n=\"154\"><choice><abbr>Gum Ammon.</abbr><expan>Gum Ammoniac</expan></choice></ingredient> by itself\r\n            <lb/>twice a day and every night an <action n=\"34\">Anodyne</action> with 30 or 40\r\n            <lb/>drops of the <ingredient n=\"91\"><choice><abbr>Sp<sup>t</sup> Nitri dulc</abbr><expan>Spirit of sweet Nitre</expan></choice></ingredient>.\r\n        </p>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n  <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>M<sup>rs</sup> Clark\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1779\r\n                <lb/>9. p.128.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1631, 11, '2015-04-17 10:21:01', 121),
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Arabic.</ingredient> â„¥j \r\n               <lb/>Aq. bullient. â„¥viii\r\n               <lb/>Digere subinde agitans horas tres\r\n               <lb/>et liquori colato adde\r\n               <lb/><unclear><ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinn. Spir<sup>t</sup></ingredient></unclear>\r\n               <lb/><ingredient n=\"65\" t=\"18\">Syr. diacod.</ingredient> @ â„¥j\r\n               <lb/><ingredient n=\"114\" t=\"1\">Tinct. e Kino.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n               <lb/><ingredient n=\"58\">Thebaic</ingredient> gutt. <unclear>c</unclear>\r\n               <lb/>â„³. Sig. <action n=\"31\">Streng<sup>g</sup></action> Infusion a table Spoonfull\r\n               <lb/>or two to be taken after every loose stool.\r\n           </orig>\r\n           \r\n           <reg>\r\n               Take one drachm each of bruised <ingredient n=\"97\">Terra japonica</ingredient> and bruised <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient>, one ounce of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gummi Arabicum</ingredient> and\r\n               eight ounces of boiling water. Allow to digest for three hours, stirring frequently, and add to the strained liquid one ounce each of <unclear><ingredient n=\"65\">Spirit of cinnamon Water</ingredient></unclear>\r\n               and <ingredient n=\"65\" t=\"18\">diacodium Syrup</ingredient>, half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"114\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Kino</ingredient> and <unclear>a hundred</unclear> drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">Thebaic</ingredient>.\r\n               Mix. 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If this dose do not affect the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n      <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>it may be increased to two table spoonfuls at night and \r\n            <lb/>one in the morning or if even these do not affect the \r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> the dose may be three table spoonfuls at night\r\n            <lb/>and two in the morning. Any degree of <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>or <symptom n=\"61\">squeamishness</symptom> produced is enough and the doses\r\n            <lb/>should not be carried farther.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The Lotion <choice><abbr>ord</abbr><expan>ordered</expan></choice> below is for touching the parts\r\n            <lb/>affected when the <symptom n=\"78\">itching</symptom> is troublesome and for \r\n            <lb/>this purpose it may be applied two or three times\r\n            <lb/>a day.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž Aq. font. â„¥viij <ingredient n=\"110\">Tart. Emet.</ingredient> gr. ij\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Syr. caroph.</ingredient> â„¥j â„³. S. <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> Solution.\r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take eight ounces of spring water, two grains of <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar Emetic</ingredient> and one ounce of <ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Syrup of cloves</ingredient>.\r\n                Mix. Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> Solution.\r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"184\">Sp<sup>t</sup> vin. gall.</ingredient> @â„¥jv\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"120\">Sacch. Saturn.</ingredient> â„ˆij â„³. S. the Lotion.\r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take four ounces each of <ingredient n=\"107\">rose Water</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"184\">Spiritus vini gallici</ingredient>, and two scruples of \r\n                <ingredient n=\"120\">Saccharum Saturni</ingredient>. Mix. Label: the Lotion. \r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> April. 10<sup>th</sup> 1779.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4407, 2, '2013-09-02 16:46:42', 90),
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The Circumstances of the case are\r\n            <lb />so faithfully narrated &amp; the whole so minutely told\r\n            <lb />by the D<sup>r.</sup> himself - tho\' not of the Medical profession\r\n            <lb />that - especially as he was anxious to have your\r\n            <lb />advise as soon as possible - I thought it unnecessary\r\n            <lb />to draws it up in a medical form. To the D<sup>rs.</sup>\r\n            <lb />Narrative I have only to add that she frequently\r\n            <lb />falls into low <symptom n=\"45\">fainting <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom></symptom> - or a state of <symptom n=\"155\">insensibility</symptom>\r\n            <lb />much resembling the <symptom n=\"45\">Deliquium Animi</symptom> which\r\n            <lb />takes place after <treatment n=\"1\">Bloodletting</treatment> in some patients - &amp;\r\n            <lb />out of which she revives sometimes with a long\r\n            <lb />deep- fetch\'d breathing at other times with reiterated\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"12\">quick respirations</symptom>. - <symptom n=\"15\">Her Pulse keeps up tolerably\r\n                <lb />well</symptom> - even in these lowest <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom>. - At present she\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />is not pregnant. - <condition n=\"8\">Her menses have been generally\r\n                <lb />less in quantity than when in health</condition> - <subst><del>expecting</del><add place=\"above\">expecting</add></subst>\r\n            <lb />in this last period that they were rather more\r\n            <lb />copious. -- These are all the Circumstances that\r\n            <lb />I recollect not taken notice of in the state of her\r\n            <lb />Case - &amp; which I learnt at Dyce about 14 days\r\n            <lb />ago when I visited my Uncle &amp; his family in my\r\n            <lb />way to this place where My father lives &amp; where\r\n            <lb />I mean to reside. --- As D<sup>r.</sup> Hay is very anxious\r\n            <lb />to have your advice - be so good to send to him directly\r\n            <lb />&amp; address To The Rev<sup>d.</sup> D<sup>r.</sup> Hay Dyce - Care of M<sup>r.</sup>\r\n            <lb />Alex<sup>r.</sup> Ross <choice><abbr>Yous<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Youngest</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Merch<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Merchant</expan></choice> narrow Wynd Aberdeen\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I have enclosed two Guineas which you\'ll\r\n            <lb />please to accept of on account of the trouble we\r\n            <lb />have given you in this Case -- &amp; if any natural\r\n            <lb />alterations take place D<sup>r.</sup> Hay or I will be sure\r\n            <lb />to inform you of them -- I am with the highest\r\n            <lb />esteem\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Your Most <choice><abbr>Obd<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Hb<sup>le.</sup></abbr><expan>Humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><u>Hugh Dougall</u>\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Elgin <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 18<sup>th.</sup> 1778 }\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />P.S. In the narrative of the Case mention is made\r\n                <lb />by D<sup>r.</sup> Hay of one prescription viz the Solution of\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"110\">Tart. Emet.</ingredient> which was not given to the quantity of\r\n                <lb />gr iv at a time but <del>but</del> the solution was taken\r\n                <lb />by spoonfulls &amp; generally one half was found\r\n                <lb />a sufficiently strong <action n=\"14\">Emetic</action>. --- \r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n            <closer>\r\n                \r\n                <signed>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb /><u>H.D.</u>\r\n                    \r\n                </signed>\r\n                \r\n            </closer>\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb /><u><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></u>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <annot>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Case of M<sup>rs.</sup> Hay\r\n                <lb />of Dyce\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1778.\r\n                <lb />V. IX. p69\r\n                \r\n            </annot>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1572, 3, '2014-04-16 15:38:42', 80);
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She has been, till lately, easier\r\n            <lb />but not recovering rightly. -- The Pain in her <bodypart n=\"73\">Side</bodypart> was\r\n            <lb />not so violent, but she had an Uneasiness over all her <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">Her Pulse continued about 96 in the minute</symptom>, She had\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"8\">little Appetite</symptom>, and <symptom n=\"17\">only slept well now and then</symptom>, so could\r\n            <lb />not get much strength, however she picked up such a degree\r\n            <lb />as to able to be several times abroad in a Carriage, and likewise\r\n            <lb />walked out sometimes when good Weather. She had a\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"129\">Dysuria</symptom> Some weeks ago, which continued <del>or</del> 8, or ten\r\n            <lb />days and then gradually went off. 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Thebaic.</ingredient> She had some\r\n            <lb />sleep and the Pain was not so violent next day. Complain:Â¬\r\n            <lb />ing of a <condition n=\"61\">Tenesmus</condition> She had an <action n=\"16\">Emollient <treatment n=\"8\">Injection</treatment></action> &amp; passed\r\n            <lb />besides <del>some</del> FÃ¦ces. a clear mucus-like Stuff with some\r\n            <lb />of it of a thicker Consistence and dark Colour. In my last\r\n            <lb />to you I omitted to mention that she had then voided <add place=\"above\">by stool</add> some\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />bloody Mucus which she had since or oftner since. She thinks herself\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"above\">easier</add> after <symptom n=\"46\">discharging any of that Matter</symptom>. She for several Days past\r\n            <lb />has complained little of the Pain in her <bodypart n=\"73\">Side</bodypart>, but a general <symptom n=\"114\">Soreness</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />as she names it, over all her <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> -- She continues to void Some of\r\n            <lb />that Stuff with and without FÃ¦ces, the <del>Uncommon</del> <symptom n=\"21\">Heat</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"68\">Thirst</symptom>\r\n            <lb />are gone, <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse 96, in the morning but quicker in the Evening</symptom>.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I am to attempt Nothing but to keep her <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> open &amp; the <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />when necessary, till I am favoured with your Advice. 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FÅ“tid</abbr><expan>Asafoetida Pills</expan></choice></ingredient>. -- and perhaps by a\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"5\">Seton</treatment> in her <bodypart n=\"10\">Neck</bodypart>, introduced about the end of June: -- this <treatment n=\"5\">Seton</treatment> <symptom n=\"46\">discharges plenÂ¬\r\n                <lb />ifully</symptom>, but has conduced nothing to the <symptom n=\"11\">recovery of her Sight</symptom> which was the purpose\r\n            <lb />chiefly intended. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Her <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> have no morbid appearance: -- the <bodypart n=\"6\">Pupil</bodypart> contracts or dilates naturaly,\r\n            <lb />when exposed to Light or Shade: -- <bodypart n=\"6\">no hardening or Opacity of the Crystalline Humour</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />is perceptible: -- and on rubbing the <bodypart n=\"6\">Eye</bodypart> when stuck, she perceives the <symptom n=\"124\">appearance of\r\n            <lb />Sparks or glancing of Fire</symptom>. --- Perhaps it may deserve notice that her Father <symptom n=\"11\">lost\r\n            <lb />a great share of his Sight</symptom>, in a yet more sudden manner several years ago, without\r\n            <lb />any objectionable change in the outward appearance of his <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart>. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Miss Gordon\'s general state of Health is very poor. -- Her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> is extremeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly weak: -- her <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart> subject to <symptom n=\"7\">Flatulency</symptom>: -- her <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart> rather <symptom n=\"20\">Cold and imperssiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rable</symptom>: --- the flux of the Menses leaves but an interval of a few Days, and is there sucÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ceeded by the <symptom n=\"77\">Fluor Albus</symptom>, so copious has this <action n=\"18\">Evacuation</action> been more than a\r\n            \r\n         \r\n         <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />year past, whereas formerly it had always been rather sparing: --- and in consequence\r\n            <lb />of the above, her <symptom n=\"23\">Strength is much reduced</symptom>: -- her <bodypart n=\"59\">Loins <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom> and pained</bodypart>, -- and\r\n            <lb />her <symptom n=\"6\">Spirits greatly depressed</symptom> since her present Illness begun. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />She takes in the Morning and Forenoon with some advantage a small Glass of\r\n            <lb />red Port-Wine, in which is <choice><abbr><ingredient n=\"1\">Pulv. 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Vitriol.</abbr><expan>Elixir of Vitriol</expan></choice></ingredient> <choice><abbr>G<sup>tt.</sup>XXV.</abbr><expan>25 drops</expan></choice> in each Dose of it, -- but complainÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing lately that the Wine is too strong for her <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>, an equal quantity of Water is\r\n            <lb />now added, yet still she weary of it. -- A <treatment n=\"4\">Plaisters</treatment> of <treatment n=\"68\"><choice><abbr>E. 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to this succeeds something like a <symptom n=\"34\">febrile</symptom> <symptom n=\"95\">paroxysm</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />at least an evident <symptom n=\"20\">cold fits</symptom>, which is soon followed\r\n            <lb />by a pretty acute pain in the <bodypart n=\"142\">right hypochondriac\r\n            <lb />region</bodypart>, attended with <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom> and sometimes <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom>.\r\n            <lb />Now the urine is observ\'d to be high-colour\'d, the <bodypart n=\"6\">whites\r\n                <lb />of the eyes</bodypart> and the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin yellow</bodypart>, and the fÃ¦ces whitish,\r\n            <lb />but all these symptoms are much more remarkable\r\n            <lb />the next day, and continue till the pain of the side\r\n            <lb />is removed by <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment>, <treatment n=\"21\">fomentation</treatment> and an <action n=\"14\">emetic</action>,\r\n            <lb />after which a pretty <action n=\"24\">brisk purgation</action> is generally\r\n            <lb />administered, and the remainder of the cure is committed\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />to <action n=\"21\">laxative pills</action>, <ingredient n=\"113\">bitters</ingredient> and exercise, which have\r\n            <lb />always had the effect of removing the disorder enÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tirely for the time; but, as the returns of it have been\r\n            <lb />rather more frequent of late, he is anxious that someÂ¬\r\n            <lb />thing, if possible, may be done to prevent it. - I shou\'d\r\n            <lb />tell you that he gave over farming about two years\r\n            <lb />ago and retired to this town, and, tho\' he has been very\r\n            <lb />regular in taking exercise or horseback since that\r\n            <lb />time, yet he can hardly be supposed to have taken\r\n            <lb />it in the same degree that he did when he had a\r\n            <lb />large farm to manage, especially as he was a\r\n            <lb />very active farmer. - As far as I can learn, he has\r\n            <lb />never been habitually intemperate; but, being of\r\n            <lb />a cheerful and social disposition, occasionally\r\n            <lb />took his glass pretty freely, in the hospitable manner\r\n            \r\n         <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />of the old Northumberland-farmers. - M<sup>r.</sup> Bell is desirous\r\n            <lb />of having D<sup>r.</sup> Monro\'s opinion and advice, along with\r\n            <lb />yours, or his case. - I have not thought it necessary\r\n            <lb />to write particularly to D<sup>r.</sup> Monro; <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> must, therefore,\r\n            <lb />beg the favour of you to let him see this letter and,\r\n            <lb />at your mutual convenience, appoint a meeting at\r\n            <lb />which M<sup>r.</sup> Bell will attend. - I shall be glad to\r\n            <lb />know your joint sentiments with respect to the\r\n            <lb />possibility of preventing or mitigating any further\r\n            <lb />attack of this disorder and the most <del><illegible l=\"4\"/></del> probable\r\n            <lb />means of effecting such prevention. - With reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />spectful <choice><abbr>Comp<sup>ts.</sup></abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice> to D<sup>r.</sup> Munro, I remain,\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Dear Sir,\r\n                <lb />Your much obliged\r\n                <lb />and most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                                               \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Walter Riddell. --</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />Case of M<sup>r</sup> Bell\r\n            <lb />of Berwick\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1778\r\n            <lb />9. p.68.\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1570, 2, '2013-07-18 12:58:56', 173),
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B.</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I think the <symptom n=\"18\">tumor</symptom> is in the <bodypart n=\"94\">Ovarium</bodypart> but seems to\r\n            <lb />be of not a bad kind: for as it has formed no adherence\r\n            <lb />to the <bodypart n=\"49\">teguments</bodypart> &amp; is without pain there is no suspicion of\r\n            <lb />its being <condition n=\"16\">hydropic</condition>, but I imagine it is a little more\r\n            <lb />bulky than your feeling discovers for it seems to press on\r\n            <lb />both <bodypart n=\"47\">nerves</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"57\">veins</bodypart> &amp; possibly on one <bodypart n=\"55\">ureter</bodypart>. The Event\r\n            <lb />I think doubtful. I have known such a <symptom n=\"18\">tumor</symptom> subsist\r\n            <lb />long without inconvenience &amp; some time discussed,\r\n            <lb />&amp; this by the medicine I am to advise. The <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />with <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>. Let the <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient> be good. Begin with\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>gr. ij</abbr><expan>two grains</expan></choice> for a dose, increasing gradually till it have sensible efÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fects. Every other night take a <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurial pill</ingredient> that is\r\n            <lb />a grain of triturated <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>. If this either <action n=\"24\">purge</action> or go to\r\n            <lb />her <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>, diminish the dose or give it at greater intervals.\r\n            <lb />Continue this for a month in which time it will either\r\n            <lb />shew some power in diminishing the <symptom n=\"18\">tumor</symptom> or may be deÂ¬\r\n            <lb />spaired of. The <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient> should be continued in for\r\n            <lb />months in order to see any effects from it. During the\r\n            <lb />use of the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> she should keep at home but unless\r\n            <lb />it go more to her <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> than I expect, any close conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />finement will be unnecessary.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />During this course Diet of a middling kind.\r\n            <lb />Broth &amp; a little animal food once a day but it should\r\n            <lb />be of the lighter kinds. The rest, milk &amp; farinacea\r\n            <lb />for roots &amp; greens are not proper during the use of the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>. For ordinary drink, water, &amp; not malt liÂ¬\r\n            <lb />quor. For some time abstain from all kind of\r\n            <lb />strong drink. 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I have now considered M<sup>rs.</sup> B. Beatsons case and\r\n        <lb />think it purely an affection of <bodypart n=\"46\">the Stomach</bodypart>, which may\r\n        <lb />be tedious but is not dangerous and I think it may be very\r\n        <lb />greatly relieved. For this purpose I would in the first place\r\n        <lb />recommend a constant attention to prevent <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> by a manÂ¬\r\n        <lb />agement of her diet, if her own experience can direct to that\r\n        <lb />purpose, or if that cannot be done she must have recourse\r\n        <lb />to medecine. <ingredient n=\"3\">The aloetics</ingredient> are the best for keeping <bodypart n=\"46\">the belly</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />regular <action n=\"24\">without purging</action> which is not proper. â€“ If there is any\r\n        <lb />objection to <ingredient n=\"3\">the aloetics</ingredient>, let her try the <ingredient n=\"34\"><choice><orig>flor. Sulphuris</orig><reg>flowers of Sulphur</reg></choice></ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"28\">the\r\n        <lb /><choice><orig>oleum ricini</orig><reg>castor oil</reg></choice></ingredient> or the <ingredient n=\"10\"><choice><orig>pulv. e Jalap. comp.</orig><reg>composite Jalap powder</reg></choice></ingredient> for in this the triture\r\n        <lb />renders <ingredient n=\"10\">the Jalap</ingredient> milder and <del>ready</del> ready to operate in a\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />small dose. â€“ By one or other of these remedies frequently employÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ed as occasion may seem to require â€“ She should rather prevent\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>, than wait to cure it when it has come on. When this\r\n        <lb />is done she may take medicines for strengthening <bodypart n=\"46\">the Stomach</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />and as <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> <subst><del>has</del><add place=\"above\">does</add></subst> not seem to have answered alone, I would\r\n        <lb />give her <ingredient n=\"12\">a Chalybeate</ingredient> in the following form.</p>\r\n    <recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"35\">Limatur. Mart. pp<sup>t.</sup></ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamom. pulv.</ingredient> @ gr. V\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar. alb. duriss.</ingredient> gr. X\r\n            <lb />â„³. f. pulvis et siant. h. m. dos. â„– xxviij\r\n            <lb />Sig. <action n=\"60\">Stomachic Powders</action> one to be taken twice a day in <ingredient n=\"280\">a little\r\n        <lb />currant jelly</ingredient> or panada washing it down with three tablespoonÂ¬\r\n        <lb />fulls of the following Infusion</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take 5 grains each of <ingredient n=\"35\">prepared powdered Steel</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"65\">ground Cinnamon</ingredient> and 10 grains of <ingredient n=\"50\">whitel lump Sugar</ingredient>.\r\n         mix and in this way make 28 doses. Label: <action n=\"60\">Stomachic Powders</action> one to be taken twice a day in <ingredient n=\"280\">a little currant jelly</ingredient> or panada washing it down with three tablespoonfulls of the following Infusion</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n    <recipe><choice><orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">pulv. cort. Peruvian.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"21\">Cort. aurantior. cont.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n        <lb />Affunde aq. bullient. lbj et digere, subinde agitans, horas duodeÂ¬\r\n        <lb />cim dein per chartam cola et colatÃ¦ adde\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tinct. cort. Peruvian.</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n        <lb />Sig. <action n=\"60\">Stomachic Infusion</action> three tablespoonfulls to be taken\r\n          <lb />after every dose of the powders, and hour before dinner &amp; supper</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"1\">ground Peruvian Bark</ingredient> and 2 drachms of <ingredient n=\"21\">crushed Orange peel</ingredient>. Add a pint of boiling water and steep, stirring constantly, 12 hours, strain through paper, then add to the strainings 2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Peruvian Bark tincture</ingredient>. Label: <action n=\"60\">Stomachic Infusion</action> three tablespoonfulls to be taken after every dose of the powders, and hour before dinner &amp; supper</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n    <p>By these medecines I hope <bodypart n=\"46\">her stomach</bodypart> will be <action n=\"31\">strengthÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ened</action> and the return of her complaints prevented, but I would\r\n        <lb />not have her take these medicines for more than a fortnight\r\n        <lb />at one time, but after an intermission of two or three weeks, if\r\n        <lb />the state of <bodypart n=\"46\">her stomach</bodypart> seems to require it she may then take\r\n        <lb />another course of the medecines, and thus too for several times\r\n        <lb />especially if the benefit of the first trials shall advise it.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />If in spite of these remedies the pain and <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> should\r\n        <lb />at any time return, there is no certain relief but from <ingredient n=\"14\">opium\r\n        <lb />in one shape or other</ingredient>. It is commonly necessary and generally\r\n       <lb />best to give it in a full dose, and if it is not retained in the\r\n       <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n<lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> it is as effectual given by <treatment n=\"6\">a Glyster</treatment> â€“ but I need not\r\n        <lb />tell you that <treatment n=\"6\">by glyster</treatment> it requires a double dose or more.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />When <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> is to be employed it is necessary to remove\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> and this especially under the <ingredient n=\"14\">repetition of the\r\n        <lb />opiates</ingredient>. â€“â€“â€“â€“ </p>\r\n<p><lb />M<sup>rs.</sup> Beatsons health will depend very much on the\r\n        <lb />management of her diet, in avoiding very heavy animal\r\n        <lb />food â€“ and avoiding as carefully ascent or flatulent vegetÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ables â€“ but you have given me no information to lead me to\r\n        <lb />be more particular â€“ and in writing to you I think I need not.</p>\r\n  <p><lb />If M<sup>.rs</sup> Beatsons situation can allow of it either riding\r\n        <lb /><del>or walking</del> on horseback or <del>walking</del> going in a Carriage\r\n        <lb />would be of service to her.</p>\r\n    <closer><salute><del>I am</del> with great regard\r\n       <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t.</sup> Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n        <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n       <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r:</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 28 April.\r\n            <lb /><u>1778.</u></dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n</div></body>', 4239, 2, '2013-07-24 14:22:23', 111),
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This however will require\r\n        <lb />a very strict attention on his part and I hope he will consider\r\n        <lb />that the pains he has suffered and the consequences to be appreÂ¬\r\n        <lb />hended should induce a man to observe any regimen that can\r\n        <lb />be prescribed and I propose the following.</p>\r\n <p><lb />He should abstain entirely from all kinds of animal\r\n        <lb />food and live upon milk, grain and other vegetables.\r\n        <lb />In the last there is little choice and he may take them\r\n        <lb />as soon as the Season offers them, only if he finds that any of\r\n         <lb />them are liable to prove <symptom n=\"7\">sour or windy on <bodypart n=\"46\">his Stomach</bodypart></symptom> these\r\n        <lb />he should avoid and in general he ought not to live very much\r\n        <lb />on roots or greens but rather prefer the milk and grain.\r\n        <lb />He should avoid eggs, and take very little cheese.</p>\r\n  <p><lb />In drink he must abstain entirely from all kinds of fermented\r\n        <lb /><del>or Spiritous</del> or Spirituous liquors and take to water alone.</p>\r\n<p><lb />This regimen may be entered upon at present very \r\n        <lb />safely as the Summer Season is coming on, but according to the\r\n        <lb />effects of it we shall judge how far it is to be pushed. Perhaps\r\n        <lb />it may be releived a little in Winter but I am of opinion that it\r\n        <lb />should be strictly continued for years, and let M<sup>r.</sup> Reid attend to\r\n        <lb />this, that any incidental fit of Surfeit or intemperance will be\r\n        <lb />more dangerous than if his regimen were less strict. â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n<p><lb />With this regimen he should use a great deal of exercise,\r\n        <lb />walking a good deal is very proper if it never goes so far\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />as to heat him, or fatigue him very much and to avoid these\r\n        <lb />accidents riding will always be better than walking.</p>\r\n   <p><lb />Whether he walks or rides he must be very carefull to avoid\r\n        <lb />cold. He should be always warmly cloathed and avoid putting off\r\n        <lb />any of his clothing in Summer. He must avoid being wet or\r\n        <lb />sitting down with any of his cloaths wet or even damp. he must\r\n        <lb />avoid every ocasion of being heated either by exercise or warm\r\n        <lb />Chambers. In taking care of cold he must especially take\r\n           <lb />care of <bodypart n=\"24\">his feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> by wearing thick shoes, and warm\r\n        <lb />stockings and even with these he must avoid walking in wet\r\n           <lb />ground or otherwise getting <bodypart n=\"24\">his feet</bodypart> wet. If at any time <symptom n=\"20\"><bodypart n=\"24\">his\r\n        <lb />feet</bodypart> become cold</symptom> he should immediately have them brought\r\n        <lb />to their heat. â€“â€“ It would probably be of great service to\r\n           <lb />him if he could have <bodypart n=\"24\">his feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> rubbed with a flesh brush\r\n        <lb />every morning.</p>\r\n<p><lb />By these measures I am persuaded that M<sup>r.</sup> Reid will be\r\n        <lb />very free from <condition n=\"3\">the gout</condition> and more certainly from <symptom n=\"1\">his headÂ¬\r\n        <lb />achs</symptom> â€“ and <symptom n=\"62\">inflammations of <bodypart n=\"6\">his eyes</bodypart></symptom> that he has lately\r\n        <lb />been liable to, but for this purpose there are some remedies\r\n        <lb />that may assist. â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n        <p><lb />I would have <treatment n=\"11\">the issue taken out of <bodypart n=\"28\">his back</bodypart></treatment>, and have <treatment n=\"11\">a pea\r\n                <lb />issue put into <bodypart n=\"17\">each of his legs</bodypart></treatment>.</p>\r\n<p><lb />I would have him for a fortnight just now take a dose of a\r\n        <lb />medecine which I have prescribed on a paper apart and sent to\r\n        <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Kirkland.<note>Recipe is probably Document ID:3625, which is linked to this case.</note> After a fortnight the constant use of this medecine\r\n        <lb />may be laid aside but it should be kept by him and taken\r\n        <lb />whenever he is <symptom n=\"24\">threatened or liable to any degree of costiveness</symptom>.</p>\r\n<p><lb />If in spite of his regimen and other precautions or from any\r\n        <lb />accident he should be affected with <symptom n=\"1\">any severe headach</symptom>, I shall\r\n        <lb />think it <treatment n=\"1\">very safe to take some blood from him</treatment>, either by <treatment n=\"14\">leeches\r\n                <lb />set on <bodypart n=\"63\">his temples</bodypart></treatment>, or <treatment n=\"1\">by the lancet from <bodypart n=\"12\">his arm</bodypart></treatment>, if <symptom n=\"34\">any degree\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />of fever</symptom> appears at the same time.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />If <symptom n=\"62\">the inflammation of <bodypart n=\"6\">his eye</bodypart></symptom> becomes at any time very\r\n                <lb />troublesome, <treatment n=\"14\">it may be proper to take some blood, by leeches set\r\n          <lb />near <bodypart n=\"6\">the eye</bodypart>, but avoiding <bodypart n=\"6\">the eye lids</bodypart></treatment>. The best method of reÂ¬\r\n                <lb />lieving <symptom n=\"62\">the inflammation of <bodypart n=\"6\">his eye</bodypart></symptom> will be <treatment n=\"2\">by cutting some of \r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"57\">the vessels</bodypart> on <bodypart n=\"6\">the eye</bodypart> itself</treatment>. â€“â€“</p>\r\n        <p><lb />For <symptom n=\"62\">slight inflammations of <bodypart n=\"6\">the eye</bodypart></symptom> he may <treatment n=\"69\">once or twice a\r\n        <lb />day wash with the eye water</treatment> â€“ prescribed on the paper part\r\n        <lb />sent to M<sup>r.</sup> Kirkland.</p>\r\n <p><lb />I should wish to know <del>how M<sup>r</sup></del> from time to time how M<sup>r.</sup>\r\n        <lb />Reids health goes on â€“ and if he will be pleased to call on me\r\n        <lb />either in the town or the country he may depend upon my\r\n        <lb />attention and most earnest desire to do him all the service in\r\n        <lb />my power â€“ and that without any farther expence to him.</p>\r\n        <closer><signed><u>William Cullen</u></signed>\r\n    <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 26<sup>.th</sup> April\r\n    <lb /><u>1778.</u></dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4238, 3, '2013-12-24 16:10:46', 70),
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The asses milk in particular. <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"15\">The\r\n        <lb />Decoction of Bark</ingredient> I <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> venture to make a little stronger, or\r\n        <lb />rather add a little of <ingredient n=\"1\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Bark</ingredient> in substance to every dose of it. â€“â€“\r\n        <lb />I think <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"12\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Pargoric Elixir</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"14\">Diacodium</ingredient>, absolutely necessary.\r\n        <lb /><action n=\"19\">Any of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> soft Pectorals</action> will be of use, &amp; if a variety is required\r\n        <lb />I find nothing answer better than two parts of strong\r\n        <lb />mucilage to one of <ingredient n=\"49\"><choice><orig>Rob Sambuci</orig><reg>Elder</reg></choice></ingredient>. I offer you an acid mixture\r\n        <lb />below <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup> y<sup>l</sup></abbr><expan>which you\'ll</expan></choice> find usefull in quenching <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom>, supporting\r\n        <lb />appetite &amp; keeping down <symptom n=\"34\">fever</symptom>, &amp; it does not interfere\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> either Asses or Cows milk. Tho I do not observe <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>that the</expan></choice> last\r\n        <lb /> makes any part of her Diet, but I think it might &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb /><add place=\"above\">if she seems not to digest <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> plain milk the</add> mixing it <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> an equal part of Barley water &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> whole\r\n        <lb />well sweatened <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> sugar commonly digests very easily.\r\n        <lb />Otherwise her Diet &amp; drink is very well ordered.\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">Her Belly</bodypart> must be kept easy, but you do right in <treatment n=\"8\"><choice><abbr>employ<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>employing</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Injections</treatment>, for <symptom n=\"31\">a DiarrhÅ“a is to be feared</symptom>, &amp; <action n=\"21\">Laxatives</action> to\r\n        <lb />be very cautiously employed. I am glad to hear she has \r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">submitted to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Blister</treatment> since you wrote, &amp; I hope she\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"11\">will also submit to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Issue</treatment> for <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same purpose; I am\r\n        <lb />persuaded <subst><del>it will be of service</del><add place=\"above\">that in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> present state</add></subst> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> season &amp; <symptom n=\"23\">her weakness</symptom>\r\n        <lb />air &amp; Exercise cannot be proposed, but these <del><unclear>ar</unclear></del> things\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />I hope <del>are</del> shall be daily mending, &amp; we shall have time &amp;\r\n        <lb />opportunity to speak farther. â€“â€“</p>\r\n       <closer><salute>I am &amp;c &amp;cc.</salute>\r\n           <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 18<sup>th</sup> March 1778.</dateline>\r\n       </closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4233, 9, '2013-04-30 15:46:12', 45),
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I am\r\n        <lb />more clear that <del><treatment n=\"4\">a Blister</treatment></del> <treatment n=\"1\">after bleeding or without it</treatment> if it\r\n        <lb />shall be thought improper, that <treatment n=\"4\">a Blister, pretty large shoud\r\n        <lb />be applied to the pained part of <bodypart n=\"73\">her side</bodypart></treatment>, and if it does not give\r\n        <lb />very entire relief from that pain, let a part of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Blistered\r\n        <lb />place be turned into <treatment n=\"4\">a perpetual Blister</treatment>. In all such cases\r\n        <lb />I find <treatment n=\"9\">frequent vomiting of service</treatment>; but it should be by gentle\r\n        <lb />medicines only. <symptom n=\"24\">The Costiveness she is liable to</symptom> should\r\n        <lb />be carefully removed &amp; therefore the <action n=\"21\">gentle Lenitives</action>\r\n        <lb />should be repeated as occasion may require; but <symptom n=\"31\">as a \r\n            <lb />looseness is very ready to come on in this Disease</symptom>, <action n=\"21\">the\r\n        <lb />Lenitives employed</action> should be very gentle, &amp; if their\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />use could be often supplied by <treatment n=\"6\">Glysters</treatment> it <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> be very proper. â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Besides <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> remedies I\'ve mentioned as <bodypart n=\"46\">her stomach</bodypart> loathes medicines\r\n        <lb />so much there are few I <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> propose at present, only one &amp; that is a\r\n        <lb />strong <ingredient n=\"6\" t=\"15\">Decoction, of the leaves, &amp; of the leaves only of Coltsfoot</ingredient>,\r\n        <lb />sweatened <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"49\">Rob of Elder</ingredient>, and <ingredient n=\"6\" t=\"15\">this Decoction</ingredient> she should take\r\n        <lb />to what quantity <bodypart n=\"46\">her stomach</bodypart> easily bears. It must for <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />present be made of the dried leaves, but as soon as the fresh\r\n        <lb />leaves can be got, they will be more effectual, &amp; Especially if\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"6\" t=\"15\">the Decoction</ingredient> is strongly pressed out from <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> boiled leaves.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />In this Disease <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> depends upon Diet and M<sup>s</sup> Sâ€“t is at\r\n        <lb />present ordered as I could wish, as she lives almost entirely\r\n        <lb />upon milk, and <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> fouling of <bodypart n=\"46\">her stomach</bodypart> is prevented by\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"9\">gentle vomit now &amp; then</treatment>. If at any time Cows milk should\r\n        <lb />lay heavy on <bodypart n=\"46\">her stomach</bodypart>, it should be mixed <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> one half\r\n        <lb />or one third of Barley water; &amp; the mixture should be well\r\n        <lb />sweetened <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> sugar or honey, &amp; rather <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>with the</expan></choice> last if it is known\r\n        <lb />to agree <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> her. If at any time she requires other liquid\r\n        <lb />for drink, let her drink plain water, sharpened <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>with the</expan></choice> mixture\r\n        <lb />ordered below. Nothing contribute more to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> relief of such\r\n        <lb />ailments than fresh air &amp; gentle Exercise, &amp; therefore\r\n        <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Synnot does right in going out in a Carriage, as often as\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> weather allows. Even now there is great command of weather\r\n        <lb />in a Carriage but there should never be more than one\r\n        <lb />person in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Coach <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> her &amp; cc. There is but one\r\n        <lb />particular I have further to mention, &amp; that is <ingredient n=\"14\">opiates</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />for quiting <symptom n=\"4\">the Cough</symptom> &amp; giving Sleep &amp; they may be tried. If\r\n        <lb />they do not increase <symptom n=\"34\">fever</symptom> or <symptom n=\"28\">night sweatings</symptom>. <choice><abbr>â„ž</abbr><expan>Take</expan></choice> acid mixture.</p>\r\n    <closer><dateline>14<sup>th</sup> March</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4232, 3, '2014-06-03 17:06:51', 95);
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Until then the building merely served as an interim military hospital and a teaching laboratory.</note>\r\n            <lb />by his advice I am now taking <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />in Extract &amp; <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">in Tincture</ingredient> and an a--\r\n            <lb />Tincture for the Opening me, this I am\r\n            <lb />Oblig\'d to take every second day ---\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Colonel Clark\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1779.\r\n            <lb />9. p.132.\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1632, 3, '2014-06-12 16:40:11', 41),
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As to the Regimen You prescribed, I have\r\n        <lb />deviate in one instance by the urgent <del><unclear>Uneas</unclear></del> advice of\r\n        <lb />some of my Friends &amp; that is taking a Glass sometimes\r\n        <lb />Two of Wine mixed with <supplied>Wa</supplied>ter at Dinner, not a drop\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />of that or any other liquo<supplied>r dur</supplied>ing the rest of the day\r\n        <lb />do I take â€“â€“ I was urged to it from <symptom n=\"6\">my Spirits\r\n        <lb />not being so good as formerly</symptom>, &amp; that <symptom n=\"23\">I thought myself\r\n        <lb />weaker</symptom>. Please say if You think this quantity or \r\n        <lb />any at all will hurt Me. â€“â€“ For these few days\r\n        <lb />past I feel <symptom n=\"23\">a little weakness in <bodypart n=\"51\">my Limbs</bodypart></symptom> especially\r\n        <lb />at <bodypart n=\"19\">my Knees</bodypart>. â€“â€“ I continue taking <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> &amp;\r\n        <lb />have <symptom n=\"28\">now but a very little sweating in the morning</symptom>\r\n        <lb />I drink about a mutckin of Cows Milk warm before\r\n        <lb />I rise out of Bed &amp; <treatment n=\"18\">rub <bodypart n=\"51\">my Limbs</bodypart> with a\r\n        <lb />Brush</treatment> when I rise. â€“â€“ As there is no comfort\r\n        <lb />in Life without health, &amp; that I would make every\r\n        <lb />sacrifice to regain that valuable Blessing, I shall\r\n        <lb />intreat the favour of Your advice as to what You\r\n        <lb />think may be conducive to promote my Recovery\r\n        <lb />which I will endeavour to follow &amp; return a gratefull\r\n        <lb /><del>situati</del> sense of same. â€“ Expecting to be favoured\r\n        <lb />with your answer as soon as convenient. I have\r\n        <lb />the Honour to be with great Respect, Sir</p>\r\n    <postscript><lb />I ride on Horseback every day\r\n    <lb />that is fair Weather â€“â€“â€“â€“</postscript>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute>Your Most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>.t.</sup> h<sup>le.</sup> Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient humble Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n       <signed>Alex<sup>r.</sup> Dingwall</signed>\r\n           <dateline>Aberdeen 19<sup>th. <choice><abbr>Decem<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> <u>1778.</u></sup></dateline></closer>\r\n<pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    <postscript><lb /><symptom n=\"119\">I have had once or twice a little starting this Week</symptom> in the Mornings before I rose out of\r\n    <lb />Bed &amp; after I had pain in <bodypart n=\"46\">my Stomach</bodypart> / which have felt a good deal uneasy for two days\r\n    <lb />past / it has gone down to <bodypart n=\"24\">my feet</bodypart> &amp; chiefly in <bodypart n=\"25\">my great Toes</bodypart> where I find pain\r\n        <lb />Would <treatment n=\"48\">cuting off <bodypart n=\"120\">my Hair</bodypart></treatment> &amp; pouring Cold Water on <bodypart n=\"1\">my Head</bodypart> be of any relief to Me â€“â€“</postscript></div>\r\n<div>\r\n    <p><lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n    <lb />Physician In\r\n    <lb />Edinburgh</p>\r\n    <p><lb /><u>To paid</u></p>\r\n    <handShift />\r\n    <annot><lb />M<sup>r</sup> Dingwall\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 1778\r\n    <lb />9. p. 94.</annot>\r\n</div></body>', 1600, 3, '2014-06-05 20:31:48', 122),
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And whatÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ever be in this I think our attention now must\r\n        <lb />be directed to the general state of the system â€“ to\r\n            <lb />the delicacy and <condition n=\"74\">irritability</condition> of that &amp; to the <condition n=\"8\">sympÂ¬\r\n        <lb />toms of too abundant menstruation and Fluor</condition> for\r\n            <lb />these continuing increase <symptom n=\"23\">the weakness</symptom> &amp; <condition n=\"74\">irritability</condition>\r\n        <lb />more and more, and it is from such increase that we\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />are to apprehend the danger of <bodypart n=\"26\">her breast complaints</bodypart>.\r\n        <lb />It would be my plan therefore to restore by every safe\r\n        <lb />means the tone of the system. She should be often in\r\n        <lb />the fresh air and in gentle exercise; but walking except\r\n        <lb />in the most gentle manner is not admissible; and\r\n        <lb />it is going on horseback or in a carriage which can\r\n        <lb />only be safe and of service; and even these must not\r\n        <lb />be pushed to fatigue, and be laid aside entirely at\r\n        <lb />the time of menstruation. At this period even an\r\n        <lb />erect posture should be avoided as much as it posÂ¬\r\n        <lb />sibly can. Warm chambers, soft beds, and many\r\n        <lb />bedcloaths should at all times be carefully avoided.\r\n        <lb />But all this may not be enough; and I am for her\r\n        <lb />returning to cold bathing but with this manageÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ment that one part of boiling water be always\r\n        <lb />put to four parts of cold, taken from a well or a\r\n        <lb />spring that is of a uniform temperature, and with\r\n        <lb />a view to this the water must not be taken from a\r\n        <lb />river which is changing every day. The mixed\r\n        <lb />water I propose will give a sufficient cold shock\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />that has on many occasions been of service and as it\r\n        <lb />is very moderate it is very safe; but the execution of\r\n        <lb />it in employing a bathing tub is somewhat troubleÂ¬\r\n        <lb />some and servants are liable to be negligent in the\r\n            <lb />execution, and I would therefore recommend <treatment n=\"54\">the use\r\n        <lb />of a shower bath machine</treatment>, with which the execution\r\n        <lb />is much more easy and therefore more readily made\r\n        <lb />exact. I would wish to have the bathing employed\r\n        <lb />every morning except during the very days of menstruation\r\n        <lb />but when it is employed it should not be till an hour\r\n        <lb />after the patient is out of bed and the skin is free\r\n        <lb />from any moisture that may have been upon it in the\r\n        <lb />night or morning. Your Patient ought always to go to bed\r\n        <lb />betimes in the evening and never be long abed in the morning\r\n        <lb />that is any time after her sound sleep is over. These measures will\r\n        <lb />I hope have good effects but I should think it necessary to join a\r\n        <lb />proper diet. I would have her abstain almost entirely from animal\r\n        <lb />food and at the same time to take very sparingly of roots, greens or\r\n        <lb />garden things. Her diet therefore must consist almost entirely of\r\n        <lb />milk and farinacea. In such cases however <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart> does\r\n        <lb />not always digest plain milk easily and if that should be the\r\n        <lb />case with M<sup>rs</sup>Bushby she must take her milk mixed with \r\n        <lb />an equal part of water gruel and well sweetened with\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <lb />sugar and use this mixture, with bread, rice, barley,\r\n        <lb />sago &amp;c as she would do plain milk.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />In such a case I would wish to employ <action n=\"29\">some tonic\r\n        <lb />medicines</action> but <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeates</ingredient> are of doubtful use and <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">her stomach</bodypart> refuses. I would therefore avoid both for\r\n            <lb />the present, and try to correct <symptom n=\"23\">the laxity of <bodypart n=\"34\">the uterine\r\n        <lb />system</bodypart></symptom> by the medicines ordered below.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />I would suppose that for <condition n=\"28\">her hysteric complaints</condition>\r\n    <lb />and <symptom n=\"17\">sleepless nights</symptom> you would have sometimes employd\r\n       <lb /><action n=\"34\">an Anodyne</action>; and unless you had found that they heated\r\n        <lb />her too much, I would wish to try if they might not obÂ¬\r\n    <lb />viate <symptom n=\"3\">those sick fits</symptom> which have so much distressed her\r\n        <lb />in the night time. But I wish you were upon the spot\r\n        <lb />with her a little time that you might mark more exactÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ly the circumstances of a very changeable state and the\r\n            <lb />effects of medicines. It is a case of <symptom n=\"23\">weak and disordered\r\n        <lb />constitution</symptom> that cannot be soon set to rights but upon\r\n        <lb />farther information I shall be very ready to contribute\r\n        <lb />what farther is in my power to relieve her. I am\r\n        <lb />always Dear Doctor very entirely</p>\r\n        <closer><salute>Yours</salute>\r\n        <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>July. 29. 1778.</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div><div><handShift />\r\n<annot><lb />See Page 7<sup>o.</sup></annot>\r\n    </div></body>', 1537, 9, '2013-04-30 17:00:19', 120),
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Since the month of March I have taken\r\n        <lb />a  very different turn, the quantity of film does not\r\n        <lb />come away as usual but rest on <bodypart n=\"26\">the breast</bodypart> for\r\n        <lb />perhaps six weeks all that time <symptom n=\"81\">my voice is\r\n        <lb />quite altered</symptom>; then all at once am seized with\r\n        <lb />with <symptom n=\"4\">a most violent Cough</symptom> and <symptom n=\"76\">spiting</symptom>, which\r\n        <lb />carrys off <symptom n=\"12\">the shortness of breathing</symptom> but then <symptom n=\"8\">I loose\r\n            <lb />all appetite</symptom>, <symptom n=\"4\">till the Cough stops</symptom> which <add place=\"above\">is</add> only\r\n        <lb />removed by blistering, though I am loth to stop <symptom n=\"4\">the\r\n            <lb />Cough</symptom>, as <symptom n=\"76\">it stops the spiting also</symptom>, in about three\r\n        <lb />weeks time the film gathers and brings on <symptom n=\"12\">the\r\n        <lb />shortness of b<add place=\"above\">r</add>eathing</symptom> which is still more distress.\r\n        <lb />I have mostly <symptom n=\"23\">grate wakeness</symptom> and pains through\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"51\">all my limbs</bodypart> and <symptom n=\"6\">an extreme sinking of my\r\n            <lb />spirits</symptom> <condition n=\"21\">which I take to be nervous for I have\r\n        <lb />been long afflicted with nervous Complaints</condition>\r\n        <lb />have been obliged to take <ingredient n=\"58\">forty drops of Laudanum</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />every night this long time, to procure a little Sleep\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"17\">the want of rest has reduced me to a Shadow</symptom>\r\n        <lb />before I could b<supplied>be pr</supplied>vailed on to take <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />the grate fault I have to it <symptom n=\"24\">makes me very Costive</symptom>\r\n        <lb />my Good Doctor I do not expect you ore any\r\n        <lb />Human person can recover me to health, all I\r\n        <lb />look for is a little, temporary relief, when I take\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"12\">that violent Shortness of breathing</symptom> if you think\r\n        <lb />necessary for me to come in to Edinbourg pleas\r\n        <lb />Lett me know, and I will wait on you in the\r\n        <lb />mean time <del>here</del> inclose youl find a Guinea\r\n        <lb />which I beg you except of</p>\r\n      <closer><salute><lb />Sir I am\r\n          <lb />with respect and Esteem\r\n          <lb />your most <choice><abbr>obed:</abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> humble\r\n      <lb />Servant</salute>\r\n      <signed>Cath: Irving</signed>\r\n          <dateline>Dumfries July 27\r\n          <lb />1778\r\n          <lb />direct to Miss Irving\r\n          <lb />of Gribton Dumfries</dateline>\r\n      </closer>\r\n    <postscript><lb />I forgot to mention all this summer <symptom n=\"28\">have had grate\r\n          <lb />sweatings</symptom> every now and then but no pain in <bodypart n=\"73\">my\r\n          <lb />side</bodypart> nor in <bodypart n=\"26\">m<supplied>y bre</supplied>ast</bodypart></postscript>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    <p><lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Edinb</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></p>\r\n    <handShift />\r\n    <annot><lb />Miss Irving of Gribton\r\n    <lb />July 1778\r\n    <lb />IX. 26.</annot>\r\n</div></body>', 1535, 9, '2013-04-30 17:06:06', 90);
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He has\r\n            <lb />still a <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom> <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, &amp; slow <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>, with some <symptom n=\"21\"><symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom>\r\n            <lb />heat</symptom> hanging about him. I fear it will be impossible to\r\n            <lb />restore compleatly, &amp; he must be satisfied with enjoying\r\n            <lb />some freedom from pain &amp; uneasiness. He must expect\r\n            <lb />this especially from a proper regimen rather than from\r\n            <lb />Medecine &amp; the Regimen he should be able from his\r\n            <lb />experience to direct better than any Physician could do.\r\n            <lb />It is not what I would attempt, without conversing <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />himself, &amp; because he may recieve from D<sup>r</sup> Blagden\r\n            <lb />all the assistance to be got from Physic. But I shall\r\n            <lb />give a few hints, to be adapted by him more exactly\r\n            <lb />to the Colonel\'s <del>constitution</del> particular circumstances.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He can have recieved no durable benefit, but may\r\n            <lb />much harm from a Chearful glass. Former habits inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />deed will not allow him to abstain from Wine altoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />gether, &amp; he should continue to take a few glasses every\r\n            <lb />day, &amp; Madera is the fittest he can take.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Tho it be common to advise solid food &amp; that almost\r\n            <lb />alone, &amp; tho it seems also to agree with him yet people\r\n            <lb />generally go to an extreme in that way &amp; I advise the\r\n            <lb />Colonel to keep his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> as light as possible, to take\r\n            <lb />the solid food very moderately, &amp; to take of the lighter\r\n            <lb />kinds as much as his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> will bear.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />His <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> should be kept easy by as cool a medicine\r\n            <lb />as possible. I fear the Saline <action n=\"24\">purgative</action> might be tad cold,\r\n            <lb />but if neither <ingredient n=\"34\">Sulphur</ingredient> will answer nor <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor oil</ingredient> can be\r\n            <lb />employed, an <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetic</ingredient> may be necessary: &amp; <ingredient n=\"3\">aloes</ingredient> in subÂ¬\r\n            <lb />stance as less heating than <ingredient n=\"3\" t=\"1\">in Tincture</ingredient>. I have found\r\n            <lb />a small proportion of <ingredient n=\"77\">Gamboge</ingredient> added to the <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetic</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />pill of our Dispensatory, give a <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> that operated\r\n            <lb />easily in a small dose. I generally employ the <ingredient n=\"77\">Gamboge</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />in the proportion of a fourth to the <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes</ingredient>. With respect\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />to <action n=\"21\">laxatives</action> in such cases I find it useful to change\r\n            <lb />from time to time better the form &amp; kind.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The most usefull part of regimen for Col. C. is <choice><abbr>freq<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>frequent</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />gentle exercise on horseback or in a Carriage as the season\r\n            <lb />will admit.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It is possible he might be the better of a milder cliÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mate than <choice><abbr>N.</abbr><expan>North</expan></choice> America, but this relief would be neither\r\n            <lb />considerable nor desirable &amp; considering the inconvenience\r\n            <lb />&amp; difficulty that any great change of climate would subÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ject him to, I would not advise it, unless his experÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ience of mischief from the winter now passed should\r\n            <lb />urge him to avoid another.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup> Feb.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh February</expan></choice> 24. 1779</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4383, 13, '2014-12-15 13:57:59', 40),
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He continued the Electuary and riÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ding in a single-Horse chaise some months but\r\n        <lb />his symptoms growing worse, he died. I again\r\n        <lb />ask your advice for my sister, and beg you will reÂ¬\r\n        <lb />turn it immediately as her Relations are very anxious\r\n        <lb />about her, &amp; want very much to have your Opinion.\r\n        <lb />She is now twenty two years of age &amp; two years ago\r\n        <lb />was seized with the following symptoms, <condition n=\"8\">menses\r\n        <lb />for some months last flowing with pain and in\r\n            <lb />small quantity</condition>, pain in <bodypart n=\"73\">the side</bodypart> &amp; <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>; the two\r\n        <lb />last <treatment n=\"1\">went off by Blooding</treatment>; was seized again about\r\n        <lb />a Year ago with Pain in <bodypart n=\"73\">the side</bodypart>, <symptom n=\"12\">remarkable tightÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ness across <bodypart n=\"26\">the Breast</bodypart></symptom> and <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>. She was at this\r\n        <lb />time in Edinburgh, but went down to Leith and\r\n        <lb />by some advise bathed in the sea; (the symptoms\r\n        <lb />before bathing had been much abated). After three\r\n        <lb />months she went back to Edinburgh &amp; was in a few\r\n        <lb />weeks, again seized with Pain, <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> and <symptom n=\"12\">TightÂ¬\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />ness</symptom> as before, and which except the Pain has continued\r\n        <lb />ever since. <treatment n=\"1\">She was bled by M<sup>r.</sup> Al. Wood\'s advise</treatment> and\r\n        <lb />took some pectorals. Since she left Edinburgh which\r\n        <lb />is four months ago <symptom n=\"4\">the cough</symptom> and <symptom n=\"12\">tightness</symptom> has been atÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tended with <symptom n=\"35\">considerable expectoration of a yellowish\r\n        <lb />matter sometimes tinged with Blood</symptom>: <symptom n=\"15\">Her Pulse was\r\n            <lb />all along hard &amp; quick</symptom>, <treatment n=\"1\">was bled several times</treatment> within\r\n        <lb />the last three months, which at first releiv\'d her very\r\n        <lb />much, but since has had no manifest effect. Her\r\n        <lb />thirst great which still continues, has taken <ingredient n=\"62\">the saÂ¬\r\n            <lb />line Juleb</ingredient> in considerable quantities, the <condition n=\"14\">Asthmatic\r\n            <lb />Elixir</condition> <symptom n=\"17\">as she could not sleep</symptom> &amp; <ingredient n=\"237\">soap Pills</ingredient> <del>as</del> These are\r\n        <lb />the symptoms as nearly as I could collect them from the\r\n        <lb />first, and the following the present, <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse hard and\r\n            <lb />frequent</symptom>, <symptom n=\"68\">Thirst considerable</symptom>, <symptom n=\"35\">expectoration yellow\r\n        <lb />mix\'d with Blood</symptom>, want of sleep at night, <symptom n=\"28\">great inÂ¬\r\n        <lb />clination to sweat</symptom> if she indulges in Bed, frequent\r\n        <lb />Heats in <bodypart n=\"15\">the Palm of the Hands</bodypart>, <symptom n=\"82\">flushing of <bodypart n=\"8\">the face</bodypart></symptom> <symptom n=\"91\">with\r\n            <lb />paleness alternately</symptom>, <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of breathing</symptom> &amp; pain if\r\n        <lb />she attempts to lie on either side, <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting of tough\r\n        <lb />Phlegm</symptom> <symptom n=\"4\">when the cough is violent</symptom>. I must not omit\r\n        <lb />here to inform you also the quantity of milk she has\r\n        <lb />taken, sometimes a Pint or a Pint &amp; half of Goats Whey \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />two quarts of Cow whey <symptom n=\"68\">when the thirst was more vioÂ¬\r\n        <lb />lent</symptom>, and as much butter milk as could be got, which\r\n        <lb />amounted to upwards of a Pint in the day (I mean\r\n        <lb />English measure) also Asses milk was used for some\r\n        <lb />time. I must again beg the favor of you to write imÂ¬\r\n        <lb />mediately as her Aunt in particular is very importuÂ¬\r\n        <lb />nate, &amp; as I had the Honor of studying what of MediÂ¬\r\n        <lb />cine I know, under You, I <del>must</del> hope I may not have acÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ted altogether contrary to your Instructions.</p>\r\n        <closer><salute><lb />I am\r\n        <lb />Sir\r\n        <lb />Your most obedient\r\n            <lb />&amp; humble <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n        <signed>W<sup>m</sup> <u>Home</u></signed></closer>\r\n<postscript><lb />Direct at\r\n        <lb />Berwick upon \r\n        <lb />Tweed.</postscript>\r\n<postscript><lb />PS. Please to accept of a\r\n        <lb />couple Guineas.</postscript>\r\n    <postscript><lb /><treatment n=\"4\">She had a Blister open</treatment>\r\n        <lb />for these weeks without\r\n        <lb />any releif â€“â€“â€“â€“</postscript>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n<pb n=\"4\" />\r\n<p><lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n<lb />Edinburgh</p>\r\n    <handShift />\r\n    <annot><lb />M<sup>r</sup> Home. Berwick\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />his Sister.\r\n    <lb />July. 1778.\r\n    <lb /><del>VIII. 14.</del>\r\n    <lb />IX 14. &amp; 42.</annot>\r\n</div></body>', 1531, 9, '2013-04-30 17:20:07', 120),
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This however he soon\r\n        <lb />got the better of by observing a very strict regimen &amp; using a\r\n        <lb />good deal of moderate constant exercise â€“â€“ About some more\r\n        <lb />than 20 years ago he was attacked with a violent pain in\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"45\">the left kidney</bodypart> stretching along <bodypart n=\"55\">the course of the Ureter</bodypart> â€“\r\n        <lb />attended with <symptom n=\"34\">fever</symptom> <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom> <symptom n=\"61\">nausea</symptom> <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom>. He had reÂ¬\r\n        <lb />course to <treatment n=\"1\">venÃ¦section</treatment> â€“ <action n=\"13\">the use of Diluents</action> &amp; <treatment n=\"8\">Injections</treatment> &amp; was\r\n            <lb />soon after relieved by passing with his urine <condition n=\"19\">a small CalÂ¬\r\n        <lb />culous Concretion about the size of a grain of Lintseed</condition> â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />At Intervals of a year or two after he was <symptom n=\"57\">attacked by similar\r\n        <lb />paroxysms</symptom> which terminated as the former by passing <condition n=\"47\">like\r\n        <lb />concretions</condition> which gave relief for the time â€“ After this period\r\n       <lb />he had also <symptom n=\"57\">paroxysms</symptom> when neither <symptom n=\"32\">sand</symptom> nor <condition n=\"47\">Calculi</condition> were\r\n        <lb />voided â€“â€“ About 8 or 9 years <add place=\"above\">ago</add> he first felt what he judged\r\n       <lb />to be the <condition n=\"17\">signs of a stone in <bodypart n=\"56\">the Bladder</bodypart></condition> â€“ viz pain in <bodypart n=\"56\">the\r\n        <lb />region of the Bladder</bodypart> â€“ particularly on riding (to which\r\n        <lb />from his business as a Surgeon he was much exposed) &amp;\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"89\">voiding of Bloody urine</symptom> with pain which affected <bodypart n=\"55\">the\r\n        <lb />whole of the Urethra</bodypart>. Alarmed at these symptoms he\r\n        <lb />restricted himself to a very low diet abstained from all\r\n        <lb />acid &amp; fermented liquors &amp; betook himself to <ingredient n=\"32\">the use of LimeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />water</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"100\">Soap-lee</ingredient> in milk - which he continued for several\r\n       <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />weeks &amp; finding considerable relief from them - began again to\r\n        <lb />indulge in walking &amp; riding without a return of any of the former\r\n        <lb />symptoms for the course of some years â€“â€“ In the beginning of\r\n       <lb />Autumn 1777 He began to feel a weight &amp; pain in <bodypart n=\"56\">the bladder</bodypart> &amp;\r\n        <lb />on walking any time or riding tho\' moderately the pain was inÂ¬\r\n        <lb />creased &amp; he <symptom n=\"89\">voided Bloody urine</symptom> â€“â€“ Sometimes too he was affectÂ¬\r\n       <lb />ed with pain in <bodypart n=\"45\">the left kidney</bodypart> &amp; tho\' very cautious in regard to\r\n        <lb />exercise <symptom n=\"89\">his urine sometimes appeared of a blackish earthy colour</symptom></p>\r\n    <p><lb />He returned to <ingredient n=\"32\">the use of Lime water</ingredient> &amp; took also <ingredient n=\"100\">the Lixivium\r\n        <lb />Causticum</ingredient> in veal or Chicken broth in quantity from 20 to 30\r\n        <lb />drops twice a day â€“â€“ He observed during the use of these medicines\r\n        <lb />a strict regimen avoiding <ingredient n=\"186\">all acids &amp; acescents</ingredient> &amp; used a very\r\n        <lb />low diet. By these means he procured some relief of symptoms\r\n        <lb />but by the abstemious course so long continued <symptom n=\"26\">he lost his flesh</symptom>\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">&amp; strength</symptom> â€“â€“ In the month of March having fallen short of\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"100\">Lixivium</ingredient> he had recourse to <ingredient n=\"344\">a Quack medicine called\r\n        <lb /><u>Rambins Quintessence</u></ingredient> on the commendation of a friend\r\n        <lb />who thought he had experienced in his own person some good\r\n        <lb />effects from it â€“â€“ But from a short trial of this medicine he\r\n        <lb />felt no relief of his Complaints â€“ It had on him always the\r\n        <lb />effect of <symptom n=\"96\">stupifying the senses</symptom> â€“ &amp; he imagines the medicine\r\n        <lb />consists of <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> dissolved in a <ingredient n=\"100\">Lixivium</ingredient> with the admixture\r\n        <lb />of some odorous substance which conceals the smell of <ingredient n=\"14\">the opiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />um</ingredient> â€“â€“ Partly to the use of this medicine &amp; <ingredient n=\"32\">Limewater</ingredient> he\r\n        <lb />attributes <symptom n=\"24\">the Costiveness</symptom> with which he was then affected\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />&amp; as <bodypart n=\"46\">his stomach</bodypart> could not bear a quantity of <ingredient n=\"237\">soap</ingredient> sufficient to\r\n        <lb />obviate this complaint he altered his diet a little indulged\r\n        <lb />himself with some fresh butter at breakfast â€“ Greens &amp; a little\r\n        <lb />lean mutton at dinner &amp; generally supp\'d on Pottage &amp; milk\r\n        <lb />which he found to agree very well with <bodypart n=\"46\">his stomach</bodypart> &amp; after\r\n        <lb />which he generally rested better than when he used any other\r\n        <lb />food â€“â€“ He has during the night <symptom n=\"27\">a call to make water almost\r\n            <lb />every 2 hours often every hour</symptom> so that <symptom n=\"17\">his rest is much broken</symptom></p>\r\n     <p><lb />He cannot walk a hundred paces on the street without\r\n         <lb />feeling a smart pain in <bodypart n=\"56\">the bladder</bodypart> after which he <symptom n=\"89\">generally\r\n        <lb />voids bloody urine</symptom> â€“ He has not ventured on horseback or\r\n         <lb />in a Chaise these 7 months past â€“â€“ <treatment n=\"12\">Sounding with the Catheter</treatment>\r\n         <lb />has been attempted, but there seems to be <condition n=\"97\">such a stricture at\r\n             <lb />the entrance into <bodypart n=\"56\">the Bladder</bodypart></condition> that <treatment n=\"12\">the instrument</treatment> when\r\n        <lb />endeavoured to be moved forward always gave excruciating\r\n        <lb />pain â€“ so that he has not been able by these means to disÂ¬\r\n         <lb />cover whether there is <condition n=\"17\">a stone in <bodypart n=\"56\">the bladder</bodypart></condition> or not â€“ tho\'\r\n         <lb />from <symptom n=\"57\">the late frequent accession of Paroxysms</symptom> &amp; the continuÂ¬\r\n         <lb />ance of the above mentioned symptoms â€“ <condition n=\"17\">while no Calculus\r\n         <lb />was voided</condition> â€“ he is led to suspect it may be the Case â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb /><symptom n=\"139\"><bodypart n=\"9\">His Fauces</bodypart> are at present so tender</symptom> that <symptom n=\"104\">he cannot \r\n        <lb />swallow any thing hot</symptom> â€“ they are particularly uneasy all\r\n     <lb />around <bodypart n=\"2\">the Glottis &amp; Epiglottis</bodypart> &amp; <symptom n=\"81\">reading aloud or speaking but\r\n        <lb />for 10 minutes distresses him much</symptom> â€“ For this he has only\r\n        <lb />used some <ingredient n=\"280\">Black-Currant Jelly</ingredient>. â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    <handShift />\r\n    <annot><lb />M<sup>r</sup> Dougall.\r\n    <lb />May\r\n    <lb /><u>1778</u>\r\n    <lb />VIII. 103.</annot>\r\n</div></body>', 1518, 2, '2013-09-30 14:19:18', 137),
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in the last of which <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"8\">Peterhead water</ingredient> was of \r\n       <lb />great service to him, in so much that for 3 years past he has not\r\n        <lb />had the least appearance of it in any part of his body, still\r\n        <lb />however the delicacy of Constitution continued, easily hurt by cold,\r\n        <lb />fatigue, or the least thing that put him out of his ordinary way.\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">Subject often to profuse sweatings</symptom>, which (tho weakening) he\r\n        <lb />often found useful for throwing off a load and preserving his\r\n        <lb />moderate state of health. <space w=\"1\" /> About the beginning of May\r\n        <lb />last year he was seized with <condition n=\"31\">something of a paralitic disorder\r\n            <lb />in <bodypart n=\"1\">the side of his head</bodypart></condition>, accompanyed with <symptom n=\"63\">a little degree of\r\n                <lb />swelling</symptom>, &amp; <symptom n=\"132\"><bodypart n=\"68\">the muscles</bodypart> so relaxed</symptom>, as that <bodypart n=\"6\">the lids of that eye</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />would not shut sometimes; <symptom n=\"81\">his speech was difficult</symptom> owing\r\n        <lb />to <symptom n=\"133\">the stiffness in <bodypart n=\"2\">one side of the mouth</bodypart></symptom>, which continued for\r\n        <lb />about 2 months &amp; then wore off gradually so much that\r\n        <lb />he was able to preach again &amp; go about the other dutys of\r\n        <lb />his office, but still I think that disorder was not thoroughly\r\n        <lb />removed when his present complaints began to steal in as\r\n        <lb />far back as the latter end of January last, the first symptom\r\n        <lb />of which was <symptom n=\"12\">a difficulty of breathing</symptom>, <symptom n=\"23\">a gradual decay of\r\n            <lb />strength</symptom>, and <symptom n=\"21\">a sensation of heat in <bodypart n=\"26\">the breast</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart></symptom>\r\n        <lb />when he had walked up the least degree of rising ground.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />â€“â€“ About the beginning of March <symptom n=\"12\">his difficult breathing\r\n        <lb />greatly increased</symptom>, <symptom n=\"17\">he turn\'d exceedingly restless in the night</symptom>,\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"8\">lost his appetite</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"3\">very often threw up the small morsel\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />he swallowed</symptom> â€“â€“ About 10<sup>th.</sup> March Our D<sup>r.</sup> advised going to\r\n        <lb />the Country which we did &amp; spent a month there but even there\r\n        <lb />the symptoms grew dayly stronger, accompany\'d with <condition n=\"21\">such a\r\n        <lb />disorder on <bodypart n=\"47\">the nerves</bodypart></condition> that <symptom n=\"17\">he durst not lye in bed half an\r\n        <lb />hour at <subst><del>the</del><add place=\"above\">a</add></subst> time throughout the night</symptom>; - on our return the\r\n        <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> ordered <action n=\"27\">some composing drops</action>, which procured him a\r\n        <lb />little rest, but made no material change in his other ComÂ¬\r\n        <lb />plaints, &amp; <add place=\"above\">at</add> that time another symptom began to make its\r\n          <lb />appearance, &amp; which still bears very hard upon him viz. <symptom n=\"63\">a\r\n              <lb />great degree of swelling in <bodypart n=\"17\">the legs</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"18\">thighs</bodypart></symptom>, which prevents\r\n        <lb />his taking a great degree of exercise, except in a Chaise which\r\n        <lb />has been granted him, the getting into which is very difficult,\r\n          <lb />what alarms me most is, that within these few days <symptom n=\"63\">the\r\n              <lb />swelling has affected <bodypart n=\"64\">the lower part of his belly</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart></symptom>,\r\n        <lb />&amp; more so in the night when <bodypart n=\"17\">the legs</bodypart> are easier, the other\r\n        <lb />is more deeply affected &amp; <symptom n=\"12\">encreases that catch in the breath</symptom>\r\n        <lb />which all along has been very distressing to him â€“â€“ all\r\n          <lb />the applications that have been made by the D<sup>r.</sup> are <action n=\"19\">some\r\n              <lb />pectoral pills</action>, <ingredient n=\"25\">a mixture of squills</ingredient> intended <action n=\"19\">to help the\r\n                  <lb />breathing &amp; promote Expectoration</action>, <treatment n=\"4\">a blister kept open on\r\n         <lb /><bodypart n=\"28\">the back</bodypart></treatment> &amp; <action n=\"12\">some diuretick Powders</action>, <ingredient n=\"334\">Reinish wine</ingredient> with <ingredient n=\"111\">horse\r\n              <lb />radish</ingredient> &amp;<sup>c.</sup> infused in it <action n=\"12\">for promoting a flow of urine</action> <symptom n=\"27\">(which\r\n                  <lb />is sometimes difficult)</symptom> &amp; wax cloths applyed to <bodypart n=\"17\">the legs</bodypart> for\r\n        <lb />drawing a little moister from them â€“â€“ the only remaining\r\n        <lb />Symptoms I have to mention is that within these few days\r\n        <lb />there is an appearance of <symptom n=\"82\">a deep redish</symptom> <condition n=\"43\">scorbutic humour</condition>\r\n        <lb />below the thick of <bodypart n=\"17\">that leg</bodypart> that had been formerly affected by\r\n        <lb />it &amp; <symptom n=\"46\">which we hope may break out &amp; prove a natural drain</symptom>\r\n        <lb />to the body; â€“â€“ In the midst of all his other complaints\r\n        <lb />it is a great mercy he has never had <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom> or <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> &amp;\r\n          <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />&amp; when out of acute distress has never lost his spirits which\r\n        <lb />are naturally chearfull and even. â€“â€“â€“â€“</p></div>\r\n       <div><pb n=\"4\" />\r\n           <handShift />\r\n           <annot><lb />M<sup>r</sup> F\r\n               <lb />May\r\n               <lb /><u>1778</u>\r\n           </annot>\r\n    </div></body>', 1517, 11, '2015-04-17 09:43:56', 92),
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These have been\r\n            <lb />complied with as far as possible - unless when\r\n            <lb />Circumstances changing - required an Alteration\r\n            <lb />the Waters seem to agree <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> her from gentle\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"14\">Emetics</action> - <treatment n=\"1\">taking away a small <choice><abbr>Q<sup>ty.</sup></abbr><expan>Quantity</expan></choice> of Blood</treatment>\r\n            <lb />&amp; <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> applied to her <bodypart n=\"73\">Side</bodypart>. Evident AdvanÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tage has been observed: she has little or no\r\n            <lb />Degree of <condition n=\"10\">Fever</condition>. Appetite good. No <symptom n=\"28\">Night Sweats</symptom>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> very inconsiderable, &amp; allows herself to be\r\n            <lb />better - her <symptom n=\"6\">Spirits in general good. Sometimes a little\r\n                <lb />low</symptom>\r\n        </p>\r\n                <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n                <lb />This Plan may be continued for some\r\n            <lb />Weeks longer, but the Question naturally\r\n            <lb />occurrs, what next - I certainly would not advise\r\n            <lb />her spending the Winter in Scotland - but rather\r\n            <lb />wish M<sup>rs.</sup> O. to go abroad. South of France\r\n            <lb />or Italy. If you are of the same opinion -\r\n            <lb />I wish you would mention it to M<sup>r</sup> Maillard\r\n            <lb />&amp; Lady Betty Anstruther &amp; favor me <choice><abbr>w.</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a\r\n            <lb />few Lines. I have told Miss Grant of my\r\n            <lb />Intention to write you, &amp; what my Opinion\r\n            <lb />is. She assures me its impossible for her\r\n            <lb />to go abroad <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> M<sup>rs.</sup> Ogilvie, therefore hopes\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>L.</abbr><expan>Lady</expan></choice> Betty Anstr. will\r\n            </p>\r\n            <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I was happy in the Company of a Patient\r\n            <lb />you sent me last Winter. Cap<sup>t.</sup> Maxwell\r\n            <lb />He went from this much better, but I am\r\n            <lb />sorry to find, he was not in a situation to\r\n            <lb />attend his <choice><abbr>Reg<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Regiment</expan></choice> to America. Pray how does\r\n            <lb />he go on?\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I beg my best Respects to M<sup>rs.</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />which my Wife joins. Remembers your Attention\r\n            <lb />for her <choice><abbr>Dau<sup>r.</sup> w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Daughter with</expan></choice> Gratitude. She enjoys perfect Health -\r\n            <lb />Pray remember me to my Friend M<sup>r.</sup> robert, whose\r\n            <lb />Counsel in our late Question before Lord Covington\r\n            <lb />has been so successful.<note>Reference is to Cullen\' s son Robert acting as legal counsel, but the case cannot be determined.</note>  I hope our Agent has beÂ¬\r\n            <lb />haved properly by him. He had my orders to do so\r\n            <lb />&amp; I hope he has\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n                <lb />Yours most Sincerely</salute>\r\n            <signed>C Drummond.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> C. Drummond\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>rs</sup> Ogilvie\r\n            <lb />July. 1779.\r\n        </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1714, 11, '2014-10-13 16:28:45', 33);
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The child was between three &amp; four years\r\n        <lb />of age; had been indisposed about eight days, &amp;\r\n        <lb />had frequently complained of <symptom n=\"1\">pain in <bodypart n=\"1\">His\r\n            <lb />head</bodypart></symptom> &amp; of <symptom n=\"9\">weariness &amp; pain in <bodypart n=\"51\">his limbs</bodypart></symptom>; <symptom n=\"3\">had been\r\n      <lb />sick by fits, &amp; sometimes vomited</symptom>; was <symptom n=\"34\">feÂ¬\r\n        <lb />verish</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"160\">could not bear the light</symptom>.</p>\r\n   <p><lb />On hearing this account, I was much alarmed,\r\n       <lb />as the <condition n=\"120\"><u>Hydrocephalus internus</u></condition> had already\r\n        <lb />proved fatal to three children of this Family,\r\n        <lb />who had all been under my care; &amp; that\r\n        <lb />this had been the Disease, was evident both\r\n        <lb />from the symptoms &amp; the appearances on\r\n        <lb />Dissection. But my alarm was much enÂ¬\r\n        <lb />creased on examining the little Patient.\r\n       <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">The Pulse I found very frequent &amp; irregular</symptom>,\r\n       <lb /><symptom n=\"21\"><bodypart n=\"1\">the head</bodypart> hot</symptom>, <symptom n=\"82\"><bodypart n=\"8\">the cheeks</bodypart> flushed</symptom>, <symptom n=\"156\"><bodypart n=\"6\">the pupils</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />dilated</symptom>, &amp; <condition n=\"142\">a great degree of strabismus</condition>. - There\r\n        <lb />remained no doubt as to the nature of the\r\n        <lb />Disease.</p>\r\n    <p><lb /><action n=\"14\">An Emetic</action>, <ingredient n=\"7\">some Calomel powders</ingredient> &amp; <action n=\"24\">a purgative</action>\r\n       <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />had been administred, without affording any\r\n        <lb />relief. I directed <treatment n=\"17\">a pediluvium</treatment>, &amp; <ingredient n=\"110\">the Emetic\r\n            <lb />Tartar</ingredient> to be given in such doses as to excite <symptom n=\"61\">a\r\n        <lb />nausea</symptom></p>\r\n    <p><lb />14. The symptoms the same, with <symptom n=\"119\">frequent\r\n    <lb />startings</symptom>, <symptom n=\"17\">disturbed sleep, &amp; tossing <bodypart n=\"1\">the head</bodypart> from\r\n        <lb />side to side on the pillow</symptom>. <treatment n=\"4\">A Blister was apÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plied <bodypart n=\"11\">between the shoulder</bodypart></treatment>, <treatment n=\"17\">the pediluvium reÂ¬\r\n        <lb />peated</treatment>, &amp; <ingredient n=\"110\">the Emetic Tartar</ingredient> continued.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />15. <condition n=\"45\">Comatose</condition>, <symptom n=\"17\">restless</symptom>, &amp; <symptom n=\"158\">shrieking</symptom> by fits: <symptom n=\"15\">the\r\n    <lb />pulse slower than in Health</symptom>, &amp; <symptom n=\"155\"><bodypart n=\"6\">the eyes</bodypart> insensiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ble even to the impressions of strong light</symptom>.</p>\r\n  <p><lb />As I had no hope of doing any thing effecÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tual for the recovery of my Patient, I paid my\r\n        <lb />visits, prescribed, &amp; gave directions, with a foreÂ¬\r\n        <lb />boding &amp; heavy heart. Anxiously however conÂ¬\r\n        <lb />sidering the case in different points of view,\r\n        <lb />&amp; fully convinced that it was in vain to persue\r\n        <lb />the usual route of practice, it occurred to me\r\n      <lb />that <treatment n=\"52\"><ingredient n=\"2\">mercurials</ingredient>, so far urged as to enter into the\r\n      <lb />course of the circulation &amp; affect <bodypart n=\"84\">the salivary glands</bodypart></treatment>,\r\n        <lb />might possibly reach the system of absorbents in\r\n      <lb /><bodypart n=\"41\">the ventricles of the Brain</bodypart>, &amp; thus remove the\r\n        <lb />extravasated fluid. The short continuance of the\r\n      <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />disease, &amp; the apparent strength of my Patient,\r\n        <lb />were <add place=\"above\">favourable</add> to the tryal of this method. â€“â€“ No time\r\n        <lb />however was to be lost; _ the Parents were conÂ¬\r\n        <lb />sulted, &amp; readily gave their sanction to the proÂ¬\r\n        <lb />posal; for they were convinced that unless\r\n        <lb />some powerful steps were taken, this their\r\n        <lb />only son must soon be numbered with those\r\n        <lb />of their children who had already fallen a\r\n        <lb />sacrifice to the Disease.</p>\r\n    <p><lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">The Mercurial course</ingredient> therefore was commenced,\r\n        <lb />&amp; urged on with caution &amp; expedition. â€“â€“ In 48\r\n        <lb />hours, <symptom n=\"14\">the breath began to be offensive</symptom>, <bodypart n=\"2\">the gums\r\n        <lb />were <symptom n=\"82\">reddish</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom></bodypart>, &amp; the symptoms of the\r\n        <lb />disease so far as could be distinguished were\r\n        <lb />somewhat abated. â€“â€“ In 48 Hourse more, <symptom n=\"72\">the\r\n        <lb />Ptyalism came on</symptom>, &amp; the disease was evidentÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ly declining.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Between the 15<sup>th</sup> &amp; 22<sup>d</sup>, this Patient took <ingredient n=\"7\">twenty\r\n        <lb />four grains of calomel</ingredient>; &amp; <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\">one drachm of the\r\n        <lb />stronger mercurial ointment</ingredient> was likewise\r\n        <lb />rubbed well in upon <bodypart n=\"17\">the legs</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"18\">thighs</bodypart>. â€“ <ingredient n=\"7\">The\r\n        <lb />dose of the Calomel was one grain</ingredient>, mixed with\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">a little sugar</ingredient>, &amp; repeated at such intervals as\r\n        <lb />the circumstances of the case pointed out.</p>\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    <p><lb />After the 22<sup>d</sup>, <ingredient n=\"2\">no more mercurials were adÂ¬ \r\n        <lb />ministred</ingredient>; <symptom n=\"72\">a moderate Ptyalism continued</symptom>\r\n        <lb />for 5 or 6 Days, then gradually <del>disappeared</del>\r\n        <lb />ceased, &amp; the disease was entirely removed.\r\n      <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">The Bark</ingredient> was then given as <action n=\"29\">the best tonic\r\n      <lb />remedy</action> after <ingredient n=\"2\">the mercurial course</ingredient>, &amp; as\r\n        <lb />the best preservative against a relapse.</p>\r\n   <p><lb /><condition n=\"142\">The strabismus</condition> I observed was the last\r\n        <lb />symptom which disappeared.</p></div>\r\n    <div><handShift />\r\n        <annot><lb /><condition n=\"120\">hydrocephalus internus</condition>\r\n            <lb />cured by\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Dobson Leverpool\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1777</annot>\r\n    </div></body>', 1461, 9, '2013-05-09 13:27:34', 124),
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The <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> &amp; <condition n=\"14\">asthma</condition> he\r\n            <lb/>had formerly might give suspicion of a <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> ailment &amp; \r\n            <lb/>indeed should lead to caution; but any ailment is now gone\r\n            <lb/>&amp; I have to advise only for preventing the return and disÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>cussing <unclear><choice><abbr>entire<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>entirely</expan></choice></unclear> any remains of the pains of his <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Especially guard against cold. When he leaves this to \r\n            <lb/>enter on a voyage wear a flannel shirt next his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>thro the whole winter &amp; be otherwise always warmly\r\n            <lb/>cloathed, taking particular care never to change from\r\n            <lb/>thicker to thinner. Avoid being wet. Get quit of wet\r\n            <lb/>cloaths for drier as soon as possible. Keep his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; \r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> warm &amp; dry. Warm stockings &amp; thick shoes. Avoid\r\n            <lb/>being much heated either by exercise or hot chamber,\r\n            <lb/>&amp; when accidentally so avoid being immediately exposed\r\n            <lb/>to cold air. Nothing will be of more service than <choice><abbr>freq<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>frequent</expan></choice>\r\n   <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>exercise on <bodypart n=\"24\">foot</bodypart> or horseback in suitable weather, provided \r\n            <lb/>always he is neither too much heated by the former nor chilled \r\n            <lb/>by the latter in cold weather.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>His Diet need not be much confined. Any ordinary fare\r\n            <lb/>&amp; during winter if he have no return of ailment of <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>his diet may be solid &amp; nourishing but if he should <condition n=\"13\">catch\r\n            <lb/>cold</condition> or be threatened with any ailments of his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> a \r\n            <lb/>light &amp; cool diet maybe necessary.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>He may take a few glasses of wine or Punch every\r\n            <lb/>day but any degrees of interferance will always do harm.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If the pain of his <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> should at any time again\r\n            <lb/>be troublesome apply a <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> to the pained part. He\r\n            <lb/>maybe perhaps advised to keep some parts of the <treatment n=\"4\">blisÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tered</treatment> place open as an <treatment n=\"11\">issue</treatment> but a <treatment n=\"4\">fresh blister</treatment> will\r\n            <lb/>always do more service; &amp; if at any time the pain\r\n            <lb/>should be more violent &amp; not yield to one <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> let this \r\n            <lb/>heal up &amp; soon after apply another.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If contrary to my expectation the pain of his <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> should \r\n            <lb/>again return in a considerable degree he should have recourse\r\n            <lb/>to the Decoction he has already tried. He is to continue it\r\n            <lb/>for a fortnight at one time.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž Rasur. <ingredient n=\"101\">lign. guaiac</ingredient> â„¥j Coque ex Aq. lbjv ad lbij addens\r\n                <lb/>subfinem Rasur. <ingredient n=\"70\">sassafras</ingredient>. â„¥Å¿s Extr. <ingredient n=\"121\">glycirrh</ingredient> opt. Ê’ij Cola\r\n                <lb/>et Signa <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> Decoction a gill to be taken four times\r\n                <lb/>a day when the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> is most empty.\r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take one ounce of shaved <ingredient n=\"101\">lignum guaiacum</ingredient> Boil water from four pounds down to two pounds and after boiling has \r\n                finished add half an ounce of shaved <ingredient n=\"70\">sassafras</ingredient> and two drachms of the best <ingredient n=\"121\">liquorice</ingredient> Extract. \r\n Strain\r\n                and label. <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> Decoction a gill to be taken four times a day when the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> is most empty.\r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup> Oct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh October</expan></choice> 5. 1778</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4323, 2, '2013-11-04 16:38:20', 80),
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The origin of these complaints he traces so\r\n        <lb />far back as sixteen years ago: then he <symptom n=\"20\">felt himself\r\n        <lb />exceedingly chilled by cold</symptom>, which was followed by\r\n        <lb />a general uneasiness through the whole body, pains\r\n        <lb />in <bodypart n=\"71\">the bones</bodypart>, (and a creeping throgh <bodypart n=\"119\">the flesh</bodypart>), these\r\n        <lb />continued for a long time: at length the pain in <bodypart n=\"71\">the\r\n        <lb />bones</bodypart> abated; but that sensation which he calls a creepÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ing in <bodypart n=\"119\">the flesh</bodypart> is still now and then felt.</p>\r\n     <p><lb />Also, about six years after the above mentioned\r\n         <lb />cold, he was <condition n=\"111\">strained</condition> and hurt in handling some\r\n        <lb />heavy stones, this brought on inward pains, at first\r\n        <lb />wandering, but by degrees they were felt more frequen<supplied>t</supplied>\r\n         <lb />and more severe in <bodypart n=\"73\">the right side</bodypart>, about an inch below\r\n         <lb /><bodypart n=\"40\">the middle of the short rib</bodypart>, and extending upward along\r\n        <lb />that side. Also a violent pain is often felt about an\r\n         <lb />inch below the <bodypart n=\"143\">cartilago xiphoides</bodypart>, this pain is generÂ¬\r\n        <lb />aly increased by taking any food and as generally\r\n         <lb />relieved by <symptom n=\"3\">throwing it up</symptom>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />His <symptom n=\"48\">digestion is remarkably impaired</symptom> <symptom n=\"3\">obliged to\r\n        <lb />throw up every kind of food he takes</symptom>, unless a little\r\n        <lb />thin milk gruel, by this he is <symptom n=\"23\">very much weakened</symptom>\r\n        <lb />unable to follow labour.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />He is <symptom n=\"24\">generally very costive</symptom>, but is now and then\r\n       <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />relieved by taking three of <ingredient n=\"63\">Andersons pills</ingredient>, which often\r\n        <lb />procure a stool or two, <symptom n=\"3\">tho some times he throws them up</symptom>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />He also complains of a pain from <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart> to\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"11\">the shoulders</bodypart>, and this gives him considerable\r\n        <lb />uneasiness even in times of his greatest relaxation.</p>\r\n      <p><del><lb />His stool &amp; urine of the ordinary colour only the urine\r\n      <lb />why coloured sometimes</del></p>\r\n    <p><lb />He is likewise <symptom n=\"7\">troubled with wind</symptom>, <symptom n=\"29\">the belshing up of\r\n        <lb />which</symptom> gives some small relief.</p>\r\n  <p><lb />These are the <unclear>anels</unclear> he mentioned to me of complaints</p>\r\n  <p><lb />I could learn nothing what methods have been used\r\n        <lb />by the surgeons he applied to for relief only <add place=\"above\">He</add> sais\r\n        <lb />he was nothing better by anything he got</p>\r\n <p><lb />I doubt if the above be so full as it should be but\r\n        <lb />it is as full as I could make it from the information\r\n        <lb />he gave me</p>\r\n <p><lb />I should have observed that when I saw him he was\r\n     <lb />prety free of pain <symptom n=\"3\">having vomits <unclear>one</unclear></symptom> for a whole day\r\n     <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">his pulse some what languid, beating ab<illegible w=\"2\" /></symptom></p></div>\r\n        <div><handShift />\r\n            <annot><lb />Alex<sup>r</sup> Hanna\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1775</annot>\r\n    </div></body>', 1130, 2, '2013-06-11 13:34:23', 71),
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Emet.</abbr><expan>Tartar Emetic</expan></choice></ingredient></treatment>\r\n       <lb />given at the time of accession â€“â€“ His <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> to be kept\r\n        <lb />moderately open &amp; if <ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient> <action n=\"24\">purges</action> â€“ <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> must be added\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">Every dose of the bark</ingredient> should be attended with a saline\r\n        <lb />Draught. â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />I begin with <condition n=\"18\">the fever</condition>, because I suspect <symptom n=\"63\">the swelling</symptom>\r\n        <lb />on <bodypart n=\"64\">one side of his belly</bodypart> to be <symptom n=\"157\">an ague cake</symptom>. The\r\n        <lb />weakness of the thigh &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart> is the effects of compressÂ¬\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <lb />ion on the <bodypart n=\"36\">Lumbar</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"47\">nerves</bodypart>. if the cure of <condition n=\"18\">the\r\n        <lb />fever</condition> does not rimove it, it will be of difficult\r\n        <lb />cure. To relieve it in the mean time, you must employ\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"37\">a long <choice><abbr>cont<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice> friction of the <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphorated oil</ingredient></treatment> not quite\r\n        <lb />so strong as usually made â€“ <treatment n=\"43\">Anoint much about the\r\n        <lb />contraction <subst><del>of</del><add place=\"above\">in</add></subst> <bodypart n=\"19\">the knee</bodypart></treatment> &amp; from thence up to <bodypart n=\"18\">the thigh</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />and along <symptom n=\"63\">the tumefied part</symptom>. <treatment n=\"37\">A long <choice><abbr>cont<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice> but\r\n        <lb />gentle friction</treatment>, with an oiled <bodypart n=\"16\">finger</bodypart>, has wonderfull\r\n        <lb />powers in discussing &amp; relaxing. If it does not\r\n        <lb />answer here, you may try <treatment n=\"21\">a fomentation of <action n=\"52\">aromaÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tic herbs</action></treatment> applied especially, to <bodypart n=\"19\">the knee</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"18\">thigh</bodypart>.\r\n        <lb />Let the cloths, be very hard wrung, so as to give chiefly\r\n        <lb />a vapour bath and that you may apply warmer, than\r\n        <lb />you can a more humid. <treatment n=\"21\">Nothing under an hours\r\n        <lb />fomentation does any good</treatment>. This is all I can offer\r\n        <lb />at present, but if the case proves Chronic, as it is\r\n        <lb />likely to be I shall advise further, as &amp;<sup>c.</sup></p>\r\n       <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n           <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup> Feb<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh February</expan></choice> 27<sup>th.</sup> 1775</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 513, 2, '2013-06-05 15:21:43', 78),
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His <bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart> too have been greatly affected and\r\n            <lb/>unable to bear the least light. For a fortnight past he\r\n            <lb/>has pretty <symptom n=\"89\">constantly passed blood</symptom> but in far less quantity\r\n            <lb/>than formerly &amp; about 8 or 9 days since his <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> have begun\r\n            <lb/>to <symptom n=\"63\">swell</symptom>. Considering this as an unfavourable symptom\r\n            <lb/>&amp; probably a prelude to a more universal <condition n=\"16\">dropsical</condition> affecÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tion I have thought proper  &amp; make you acquanited with\r\n            <lb/>it with a view to ask you what steps you think should \r\n            <lb/>now be taken. The <symptom n=\"65\">haemorrhage</symptom> tho constant is so trifling\r\n            <lb/>that he is unwilling to take the <ingredient n=\"250\">Alum</ingredient> otherwise I have \r\n            <lb/>thought it might answer in some measure both the purÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>poses of a <action n=\"29\">tonic</action> &amp; <action n=\"5\">astringent</action>. but he is afraid it would not\r\n            <lb/>agree with his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; unless the <symptom n=\"65\">haemorrhage</symptom> continue\r\n            <lb/>long or increase in violence it is probable I think he will\r\n            <lb/>not be persuaded to try it --- If signs of general <condition n=\"16\">dropsy</condition>\r\n            <lb/>should come on what Sir would you advise? Evacuations\r\n            <lb/>I should imagine could hardly be admissible or likely to \r\n            <lb/>produce any good effects -  but I submit it wholly to you\r\n            <lb/>to direct what shall &amp; what shall not be done\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>During the absence of the <symptom n=\"65\">haemorrhage</symptom> he has\r\n            <lb/>frequently with the help of two assistants walked about\r\n            <lb/>his room &amp; once or twice for an hour together in the garden &amp; \r\n <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>I should further mention to you that since the return\r\n            <lb/>of his <symptom n=\"65\">haemorrhage</symptom> his <bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart> have been easier &amp; his <symptom n=\"21\">heats</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; other symptoms less troublesome - M<sup>r</sup> Phin I doubt\r\n            <lb/>not has before this waited on you a second time.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In hope of hearing from you soon &amp; with the \r\n            <lb/>most sincere regard for yourself &amp; family I remain\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n            your affectionate friend\r\n            <lb/>&amp; <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup> hble serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient humble servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>J. Taylor</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Bolton <choice><abbr>9<sup>br</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 11<sup>th</sup> 1778</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb/>Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>Taylor of Bolton\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Crompton\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan> 1778</choice>\r\n                <lb/>9. p.81\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1582, 3, '2014-01-17 16:41:55', 67),
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His <symptom n=\"34\">febrile</symptom> symptoms\r\n                <lb/>have disappeared - the <symptom n=\"15\">pulse generally about 84</symptom> &amp; his\r\n                <lb/><bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart> clean. Your further advice will oblidge your\r\n                <lb/>patient as well as\r\n            </p>\r\n            <closer>\r\n                <salute>\r\n                    <lb/>Sir\r\n                    <lb/>Your very humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                </salute>\r\n                <signed>Dav. Christie</signed>\r\n                <dateline>Bo.ness <choice><abbr>Nov</abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 13<sup>th</sup> 1778</dateline>\r\n            </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>P.S. He has no objections now to <treatment n=\"48\">part with his hair</treatment> if you\r\n                <lb/>think it necessary D.C.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n  <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>D<sup>r</sup> William Cullen\r\n            <lb/>Professor of Medicine in the \r\n            <lb/>University of <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>Christie - Bo=ness\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Q</abbr><expan>Query</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> <choice><abbr>Ja<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>James</expan></choice> Johnstone\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1778\r\n                <lb/>9. p.78\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1583, 11, '2015-04-17 23:14:26', 51),
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However I held it\r\n            <lb/>out Pretty well, now and then the <symptom n=\"12\">Difficulty of Breathing</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>was more or Less at Times Troublesome and Continued so\r\n            <lb/>till the first if January, when both the <symptom n=\"12\">Shortness of Breathing</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>and pain in my <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> attacked me with Violence, <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>former indeed to a Degree I had never before Experienced.\r\n            <lb/>Such as being unable without the Greatest Pain to Ly\r\n            <lb/>in Bed Either on my <bodypart n=\"73\">Left side</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>. This Continued\r\n            <lb/>about a forthnight, in the Meantine I applyed the\r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> Repeatedly, to which the pain in my <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> yeilded,\r\n            <lb/>and at same time Begun a Course of the Medicine You\r\n            <lb/>Prescribed, which I Continued till the Materialls were\r\n            <lb/>above Half Expended, I then Desisted as I thought the\r\n            <lb/>Decoction Clogg\'d my <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, the same might have \r\n            <lb/>Proceeded from Want of Exercise, which I was Incapable\r\n            <lb/>of Takeing had the season admitted of Going abroad\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The <symptom n=\"12\">Shortness of Breathing</symptom> \r\n   <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>still Continuing &amp; Rather Encreasing then abateing\r\n            <lb/>to the first if <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> was at a Loss how to Behave, Haveing\r\n            <lb/>Reaped no Benefitt former Applications here, And my\r\n            <lb/>Distress Truely Great. I Ventured to Try the Effect of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> \r\n            <lb/>following, Haveing some <ingredient n=\"154\">Gum Ammoniac</ingredient> by me I Caused\r\n            <lb/>a Pretty Strong Emulsion be made, &amp; Continued <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> use of it\r\n            <lb/>for a forthnight takeing the Quantity a Gill four times\r\n            <lb/>a day. Not Knowing how faar I was Right, or ought to\r\n            <lb/>Persist, that was laid asside also, Without any Immediate\r\n            <lb/>Benefitt being observed, Till about a Week thereafter\r\n            <lb/>in attempting a short walk in the feilds I found that <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>pain in my <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart> which formerly oppress\'d me, together\r\n            <lb/>with the <symptom n=\"12\">Difficulty of Breathing</symptom> was Mutch easier.\r\n            <lb/>I Could not say or Pretend to Judge from what Cause, but  \r\n            <lb/>I lookt on it as a favourable Circumstance. And since\r\n            <lb/>Blessed <unclear>bei</unclear> Kind Providence I am able to Walk about \r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> little or no Pain, Either in my <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart>, <symptom n=\"12\">Breathing</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>or <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart>. Tho I Can not Exert my self in any way\r\n            <lb/>as formerly, The being Relieved of the Acute pain\r\n            <lb/>and Disagreeable feeling I long under went is a\r\n            <lb/>Great Comfort. Thus Dear Sir I have Endeavour\'d\r\n            <lb/>to Give You the most Accurate <choice><abbr>Acco<sup>tt</sup></abbr><expan>Accountt</expan></choice> of my Complaints\r\n            <lb/>in my power, since I left You. If You Judge a \r\n            <lb/>Recruit of the former Medicines Necessary, or any\r\n            <lb/>other, a Note of such from you to M<sup>r</sup> Wood the Taylor\r\n            <lb/>who will Dilever this. Will Direct him to a LaboÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ratory<note>In this context, a place where medicines are commercially prepared.</note> for them, He will advise You when \r\n      <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>the <unclear>Packwch</unclear><note>The name of a ship. Possibly \'Packwhich\' or \'Packwick\", but Bruce\'s idiosyncratic spelling hinders making a confident reading.</note> is to saill. &amp; Wait of You for Your further \r\n            <lb/>Commands. And your Opinion Will be oblidging therwith\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb/>And I am With Sincere Esteem\r\n                <lb/>Dear Sir\r\n                <lb/>Your most <choice><abbr>ob<sup>t</sup> Humb<sup>e</sup> ser<sup>tt</sup></abbr><expan>obedient humble servantt</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed><choice><abbr>Will<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>William</expan></choice> Bruce</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Bigtoun 2<sup>d</sup> March 1779</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>Warm Cloathing &amp; a \r\n                <lb/>Constant use of flannell\'s\r\n                <lb/>have not been Neglected\r\n                <lb/>and I do beleive have been \r\n                <lb/>usefull\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>Doctor Cullen \r\n                <lb/>Edinburgh\r\n            </p>        \r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> <choice><abbr>W<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>William</expan></choice> Bruce\r\n                <lb/>March. 1779.\r\n                <lb/>9. p.152.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1637, 3, '2014-09-23 17:06:16', 109),
(1834, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1660\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1660] From: Reverend John Henry / To: Mr James Buchan / Regarding: Reverend John Henry (Patient) / 27 April 1779 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Gillian Weir</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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The weather here has been so \r\n            <lb/>uncommonly cold and windy, that I have been <add place=\"above\">confined</add> to the four\r\n            <lb/>corners of a room ever since I came to the Country. For though\r\n            <lb/>I have been here ever since the 17<sup>th</sup> of March, I have only been \r\n            <lb/>seven times on horseback; and some of these times, the day, \r\n            <lb/>which seemed to promise so well at my outsetting, before I had\r\n            <lb/>rode three miles, turned out so cold and sour, that it obliged\r\n            <lb/>me to return home with all speed, and I was more the worse\r\n            <lb/>than the better of that day\'s Ride.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>As to my present state of Health, it is a great deal worse\r\n    <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>than when you saw me last. The want of fresh air and <del>Exercise</del>\r\n            <lb/>of Riding, with my close Confinement, have made my <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> if\r\n            <lb/>possible, harder &amp; more violent than before; and have <symptom n=\"26\">reduced my\r\n            <lb/>Body to the real picture of a Skeleton</symptom>. My <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart>, particularly \r\n            <lb/>the left one, <symptom n=\"63\">swell</symptom> a little thro\' the Day by reason of the confinement, \r\n            <lb/>but in the morning, they are as small as Spindles. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> is particularly hard upon me in the night time,\r\n            <lb/>and from the beginning of February when the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> returned upon\r\n            <lb/>me with greater violence than ever, I am certain <symptom n=\"17\">I never got two\r\n            <lb/>hours\' sleep any night all that time</symptom>. When it is very violent, which\r\n            <lb/>it often is at different times through the day &amp; likewise in the night \r\n            <lb/>time, it never fails to make me <symptom n=\"3\">vomit</symptom>; but what is most astonishÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ing to me, is, that though it is as hard as if one was knocking with \r\n            <lb/>a po<del>c</del>ker upon a Hearthstone, and I have often thought that it would \r\n            <lb/>burst my <bodypart n=\"57\">blood vessels</bodypart>, yet I never have <add place=\"above\">had</add> a <symptom n=\"1\">sore head</symptom> or sore <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>with it, or any other Complaint whatever, only that it has almost toÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tally <symptom n=\"75\">deprived me of my voice, so that you would scarce hear me\r\n            <lb/>speak.</symptom>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Since my coming here I have lived as much as possible\r\n            <lb/>upon milk &amp; Vegetables. I take Bearmeal porridge to Breakfast\r\n            <lb/>&amp; supper. I drink great quantities of Butter-milk. I likewise\r\n            <lb/>tried Calfs-feet-Jelly, which was much recommended to me, and \r\n            <lb/>many other <action n=\"58\">softening</action> things of a like nature; but all without effect\r\n  <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>for the cold weather &amp; Confinement baffle every thing.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>This abominable <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>, which nothing can extirpate &amp; which\r\n            <lb/>threatens the most fatal consequences to me, took its rise, so far as I \r\n            <lb/>am able to conjecture, from wet <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; wet <bodypart n=\"11\">Shoulders</bodypart>, joined to sitting \r\n            <lb/>for three or four hours with an open window in a smoaky Chamber.\r\n            <lb/>This happened about the end of the 77. The first Symptom which\r\n            <lb/>I perceived of it was a most violent <symptom n=\"79\">Stitch</symptom> in my <bodypart n=\"73\">left side</bodypart>, which\r\n            <lb/>kept me in a sitting posture in my bed for two or three nights; but\r\n            <lb/>being advised of the danger of allowing a pain of that kind to get a\r\n            <lb/>seat, I immediately put on a large <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> betwixt my <bodypart n=\"11\">Shoulders</bodypart>, &amp; \r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"1\">lett blood</treatment>. After the <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> was taken off, I put <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> Ointment upon\r\n            <lb/>my <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>, &amp; kept it open in that manner for six or seven weeks. This\r\n            <lb/>I did chiefly on account of <bodypart n=\"6\">tender Eyes</bodypart>, with which I was then much\r\n            <lb/>troubled. But from the length of time which was taken up in apÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>plying fresh ointment to my <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>, &amp; in <treatment n=\"39\">rubbing it</treatment> (for it was very\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"78\">itchy</symptom>) especially in cold frosty weather, I got more mischief than\r\n            <lb/>good from it. For it will be observed that I had not the smallest\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> whatever before that time. But no sooner was the <treatment n=\"11\">Issue\r\n            <lb/>Ointment</treatment> removed than the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> began &amp; continued harder and\r\n            <lb/>more violent every day. I took the Advice of a Surgeon whom M<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb/>Watt semt over to me while I was confined to my Room. He gave me \r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"25\">Squill-Pills</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"25\">Squill-Mixture</ingredient> and an Electuary; but seeing them\r\n            <lb/>have no Effect, he very candidly told me, thst no Physician in <choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n    <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n            <lb/>could recommend any thing better -- that my only safety\r\n            <lb/>depended on going directly to the Country, Riding on Horse-back\r\n            <lb/>every good day and living on milk and Vegetables, particularly\r\n            <lb/>Butter-milk; but it was about the 12<sup>th</sup> of May before I could get left\r\n            <lb/>Edinburgh. In the interval my <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> grows harder &amp; harder every\r\n            <lb/>day - <symptom n=\"91\">I lost my Colour</symptom> and every one of my Companions who knew\r\n            <lb/>that I was going to the Country, from my violent <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> &amp; bad looks, \r\n            <lb/>imagined I would never return -- After my coming to the Country, \r\n            <lb/>the weather being very fine but rather hot, I rode every day till\r\n            <lb/>I returned to Town &amp; was as careful in my Regimen as possible:\r\n            <lb/>But I did not find the smallest Alteration upon myself during the \r\n            <lb/>short time I stand in the Country, the effects of the country air not \r\n            <lb/>having time to operate.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>No sooner did the 11<sup>th</sup> of June arrive than I was obliged to go\r\n            <lb/>back to <choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> where I continued till after the rising of the Session, drinkÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ing in the breath of a hundred people collected in the Parliament house in\r\n            <lb/>a hot summerday, &amp; swallowing the dust raised by the Gowns of the \r\n            <lb/>Faculty walking about in the outer house -- About the end of August, I\r\n            <lb/>again returned to the Country, where I employed my time very well\r\n            <lb/>in riding &amp; drinking as much Butter-milk as  could <del>get</del> so that against\r\n            <lb/>the 12<sup>th</sup> of <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> I had got a good appetite &amp; was as hail &amp; strong as ever\r\n            <lb/>but unluckily the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> had never entirely left me; and I was sure that\r\n            <lb/>it would return upon the approach of a Storm or of cold <del>wet</del> weather.\r\n        </p>\r\n <pb n=\"5\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>After going to Edinburgh I continued to hold <add place=\"above\">out</add> tolerably well; <subst><del>but</del><add place=\"above\">till</add></subst> after\r\n            <lb/>the beggining of the year, when the violent winds, which we had all winter,\r\n            <lb/>driving the smoak down my Chimney I was sometimes wakened\r\n            <lb/>in the morning with a thick cloud of smoak which came into the \r\n            <lb/>Closet where I stay, which had almost suffocated me. I was in this \r\n            <lb/>situation every night and every morning for several <subst><del>months</del><add place=\"above\">weeks</add></subst>. At <unclear>last</unclear>\r\n            <lb/>this Sulphurous smoak having settled on my <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart>, brought on\r\n            <lb/>my <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> with greater violence than ever, and has reduced me to\r\n            <lb/>the state which I have already described - I have no other comÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>plaint in the world but the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>, which has reduced me to \r\n            <lb/>the situation of being scarcely able to walk through the\r\n            <lb/>room; &amp; if this cold unfavourable <add place=\"above\">weather</add> continues but three weeks\r\n            <lb/>longer, it will undoubtedly send me to the Church-yard. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I was often thinking before I left Edinburgh of consultÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ing D<sup>r</sup> <u>Cullen</u>, but I was told that the Advice which he conÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>stantly gave to people in my way was To go to the Country -\r\n            <lb/>ride about on horseback every good Day - live upon milk and \r\n            <lb/>Vegetables of all kinds &amp; continue this exercise and Regimen \r\n            <lb/>till they were perfectly recovered. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I have often wished, since my coming to the country,\r\n<pb n=\"6\"/>\r\n            <lb/>to have advised with D<sup>r</sup> Wood; but I have never heard \r\n            <lb/>of his being in this neighbourhood, &amp; it is not in my power,\r\n            <lb/>in my present <symptom n=\"23\">feeble</symptom> state to go into Perth to consult him.            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I forgot to mention in its proper place, that I am much \r\n            <lb/>distressed with a <symptom n=\"12\">shortness of Breath</symptom>- and the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> has\r\n            <lb/>made such an impression upon my <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart>, that I cannot\r\n            <lb/>write but with the greatest pain &amp; uneasiness. I was thereÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>fore obliged to call in the assistance of M<sup>r</sup> James Ramsay whc\r\n            <lb/>has been so good as to be my amanuensis upon this occasion.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I\'m sure you will lose all patience before you reach the\r\n            <lb/>end of this londg confused Epistle. I\'m sorry it is so long.\r\n            <lb/>I return my grateful thanks to you for your sincere\r\n            <lb/>wishes for my recovery, and am with real regard.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n                <lb/>Your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup> hu<sup>le</sup></abbr><expan>obedient humble</expan></choice> Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>John Henry</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n <pb n=\"7\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> James Buchan\r\n            <lb/>writer \r\n            <lb/>in \r\n            <lb/>Edinburgh\r\n            <lb/>Single Sheet\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Henry\r\n                <lb/>April 20<sup>th</sup> 1779\r\n                <lb/>V.IX. p.170\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1660, 2, '2014-11-07 12:57:01', 153),
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We were in good luck for we met\r\n            <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb />with one in Preston and another at Manchester\r\n            <lb />and we both agreed we never had seen so many\r\n            <lb />pretty Woeman - My pen is bad indeed and I\r\n            <lb />am sleepy so I must only beg D<sup>r</sup> Cullens excuse\r\n            <lb />for this trouble beg to hear from him and\r\n            <lb />with best <choice><abbr>Comp<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice> to M<sup>rs</sup> Cullens M<sup>r</sup> &amp; Miss\r\n            <lb />Cullens and M<sup>rs</sup> Ogilvies best <choice><abbr>Comp<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice> to\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Cullen beg he will believe me to be with\r\n            <lb />reguard his Obliged &amp;c\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed><u>Ann Hope Grant</u></signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Dr Cullen\r\n            <lb />Mint Closs\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Miss H. G.\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>rs</sup> Ogilvie\r\n                <lb />May 25. 1779\r\n                <lb />x p15\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1681, 3, '2014-06-24 15:55:48', 37),
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With\r\n            <lb />these sentiments I must ever remain\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>yr</abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> very <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> &amp; obliged\r\n                <lb />Humble <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>J. Vaughan</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Ps I sometime since took the liberty\r\n                <lb />of sending you some Cases of the\r\n                <lb /><condition n=\"22\">Hydrophobia</condition>,<note>See James Vaughan, <i>Two Cases of the Hydrophobia; with observations on that disease. By J. Vaughan, M.D. To the above cases and observations annexed, an account of the cÃ¦sarian section; as it was lately performed at Leicester</i> (London: 1778), which was revised the same year for a second-edition as <i>Cases and Observations on the Hydrophobia: By J. Vaughan, M. D. To which is annexed, an account of the Caesarian section; with reflections on dividing the symphysis of the ossa pubis.</i></note> but doubt whether\r\n                <lb />they were worth your perusal\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />D<sup>r</sup> J. Vaughan\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> a young Lady\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1780\r\n                <lb />V. 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Sunday. <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 12<sup>th.</sup> <u>1780</u></dateline>\r\n            <salute>Dear Sir</salute>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Since I was favor\'d with yours of the 31<sup>st</sup>\r\n            <lb />Ultimo, there has been no very material change upon M<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb />George Ogilvie. -- For some days he was extremely umanaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />geable &amp; rather boisterous, but this last week he has been\r\n            <lb />more quiet &amp; easy, tho\' <symptom n=\"71\">his Ideas are as perplex\'d &amp; confus\'d\r\n            <lb />as when I wrote you last</symptom>. -- Nothing has been given him\r\n            <lb />in the way of Medicine, but some Doses of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphire</ingredient> at\r\n            <lb />Bedtime, &amp; his Servant says that he sleeps equally well\r\n            <lb />when the <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphire</ingredient> is emitted. - The last <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment>, which disÂ¬\r\n            <lb />charged plentifully, fretted him so much at every Dressing\r\n            <lb />that I have not yet advis\'d a repetition of it. -- His <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />are keep\'d in an easy <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> state, &amp; proper attention is\r\n            <lb />paid to his Diet. -- I have only seem him for a few minutes,\r\n            <lb />&amp; I think, upon the whole, that his Countenance looks better,\r\n            <lb />&amp; his Answers more connected. -- His <symptom n=\"15\">pulse soft &amp; natural\r\n            <lb />but rather feeble &amp; about 80 in the Minute</symptom>. -- He is often\r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb />with <symptom n=\"2\">fits of tremor &amp; terror</symptom> &amp; imagines that there is a design\r\n            <lb />to murder him, &amp; is impressed with a very unlucky prejudice\r\n            <lb />against his own Servant. -- He has had no returns of the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"39\">Convulsive Spasms</symptom> for a fourthnight past. -- His Father\r\n            <lb />is the only person whose Authority or commands he regards\r\n            <lb />when he turns unmanageable, in consequence of which the\r\n            <lb />Collector has attended him closely for two weeks past, which is\r\n            <lb />an Exertion that must greatly hurt his Health &amp; Constitution\r\n            <lb />if longer continued. -- As the Collector was very Anxious to have\r\n            <lb />some proper Person to attend his Son, along with his own Servant,\r\n            <lb />he wrote M<sup>r.</sup> Wood yesterday Sen\'night representing his own disÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tress\'d Situation, &amp; entreated him to send the Man North, who\r\n            <lb />was employed, (by M<sup>r.</sup> Wood\'s recommendation) to attend M<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb />Ogilvie in <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> - but he has received no Answer to his letter\r\n            <lb />nor any account whether the Man is coming, nor not!\r\n            <lb />As the Collectors present Situation requires much Sympathy\r\n            <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb />he hopes that you will communicate this to M<sup>r</sup> Wood, &amp; that\r\n            <lb />you will use your best endeavours to send the Man to take care\r\n            <lb />of M<sup>r.</sup> Ogilvie for some time, &amp; he will be gratifyed for his\r\n            <lb />trouble very thankfully. -- If you can suggest any other\r\n            <lb />Directions that you think Material in\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Ogilvies Case You will no doubt impart\r\n            <lb />them to\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most Obedient &amp; humble\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Ser<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Tho<sup>s.</sup> Livingston</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician in <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Livingston\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Q</abbr><expan>Query</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Ogilvie\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1780\r\n                <lb />XI. p. 109.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1948, 13, '2014-12-15 14:29:38', 67),
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And has Continued ever\r\n            <lb />Since, tho\' it is not Always in One and the same place.\r\n            <lb />It\'s Sometimes in the <bodypart n=\"63\">Temples</bodypart>, Other times in the left <bodypart n=\"7\">Ear</bodypart>----\r\n            <lb />Other times in the left Side of the <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart> above the <bodypart n=\"7\">Ear</bodypart>, And at\r\n            <lb />other times At the Top of the back part of the <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>, Always ----\r\n            <lb />Shifting about the left Side of the <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart> -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />How I got it, cannot say, but thought At the time, it was --\r\n            <lb />by Cold, in Changeing my Wigg\'s\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Three or ffour times the Summer before I had in the-\r\n            <lb />morning On my first rising Washed and Bathed my --\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"24\">ffeet</bodypart>, in a pale of Cold Water, As they Aked, as if beaten --\r\n            <lb />on a hard Turnpike with a long Walk, but Whether that----\r\n            <lb />cou\'d be the Occasion of this Complaint.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />On it\'s first comeing on I got my <bodypart n=\"7\">Ears</bodypart> <treatment n=\"47\">Syringed</treatment>, As it was\r\n            <lb />Supposed to be Wax, but that had not any Effect-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I then took Medicines Prescribed by D<sup>r.</sup> ffenwick,----\r\n            <lb />mostly the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>, and <ingredient n=\"101\">Guaicum Drops</ingredient>, and Rode out for --\r\n            <lb />Exercise, for about 6 month\'s, Almost every day --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In the July following I bathed at Sea, ffor three Week\'s -\r\n            <lb />Once every day-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />After that took the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> again for severall Week\'s -\r\n            <lb />but have not taken any thing for these Eight Month\'s-\r\n            <lb />by past, But a good deal of Exercise on Horseback ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In December last I had <treatment n=\"11\">two Issues</treatment> Put between my\r\n            <lb />Shoulder\'s, by <action n=\"9\">Costicks</action>, Which for 4 or 5 Month\'s held\r\n            <lb />7 peas apeice, And since that, and now have 13 peas--\r\n            <lb />apeice.\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />They have all along and do now <symptom n=\"46\">Discharge</symptom> a good deal ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />My Complaint is much the same, Now, As it has --\r\n            <lb />been, for it never Ceases, Unless at some time by ---\r\n            <lb />Chance, that I Drink 4 or 5 Glasses of Wine, more than\r\n            <lb />Ordinary, it will be quite Easy that Evening, but next\r\n            <lb />morning, it will grow Worse again, and Continue so for --\r\n            <lb />half a day, When it will get into it\'s former State.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When I awake in the Morning, the trouble is alway\'s\r\n            <lb />in the back part of my <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>. <add place=\"above\">from the Top downward</add> and on Stirring my <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>,\r\n            <lb />it will <symptom n=\"154\">Crack</symptom> in the back part, like Wine breaking, on ---\r\n            <lb />being too much <unclear>Streached</unclear>.<note> Probably a variant spelling of \'stretched\', being employed figuratively \'of a receptacle: Strained in capacity, filled to the utmost\' (OED).</note>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />On my Bathing last Summer the 3<sup>d</sup> or 4 time ----\r\n            <lb />Something Struck me. On the back part of my <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />when I was Under Water, As if the whole Complaint\r\n            <lb />was thrown there by the Shock of the Water.\r\n            <lb />I find at Different times the most trouble there----\r\n            <lb />and by times like a pain proceeding from it down ---\r\n            <lb />my <bodypart n=\"10\">Neck</bodypart>, but it does not Continue long.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have lived in a Uniform Way for these severall\r\n            <lb />Years, Never Drink any thing before Dinner ---\r\n            <lb />At Dinner a little Small Beer and Ale, And ----\r\n            <lb />Generally a pint of Red port Wine, Some times --\r\n            <lb />more, but not to any Excess, And sometimes less,\r\n            <lb />but lived pretty much in one Uniform Way, ----\r\n            <lb />Alway\'s takeing a Cheerfull Glass, and Some times -\r\n            <lb />Smoked a pipe or two in the evening, And Washed--\r\n            <lb />them down with a little port Wine, But of late --\r\n            <lb />with a little Week Rum &amp; Water, And Seldom ---\r\n            <lb />or never Eat any Supper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><unclear>1.</unclear> Whether it cann be <condition n=\"21\">Nervous</condition> or <condition n=\"15\">Rhuematick</condition>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2. About being <treatment n=\"3\">Electrifyed</treatment> in the <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>:\r\n            <lb />D<sup>o.</sup><note>Possibly a contracted form of \'Ditto\'.</note> About Bathing At Sea, and in my Cold Bath:\r\n            <lb />If any Regimen - Either in Eating or Drinking cou\'d --\r\n            <lb />be of any Service:\r\n            <lb />What the D<sup>r.</sup> shall think proper to prescribe,--\r\n            <lb />will be punctually followed.\r\n            <lb />Whether the <treatment n=\"11\">Issues</treatment> cann be of any Service ----\r\n            <lb />Or may be laid aside.\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />Case\r\n            <lb />of\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Kirsopp\r\n            <lb />July <u>1776</u>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <lb />Vol. V<u><sup>th</sup></u> p. 125:\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 5937, 3, '2013-11-29 10:27:39', 194);
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Fol Cicutic</abbr><expan>Pulvis Folium Cicutic</expan></choice></ingredient> - I am Sir <choice><abbr>y<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> Most\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Hble</abbr><expan>Humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>Rich<sup>d</sup> Lambert.</signed>\r\n        </closer>        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            <lb />North -\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />Lambert - <choice><abbr>N.Castle</abbr><expan>Newcastle</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Miss Sympson\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1778\r\n            <lb />9. p.89.\r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1585, 3, '2014-06-06 22:17:06', 83),
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Having Reason to imagine both from\r\n            <lb />the Appearance and Effect of your Prescriptions\r\n            <lb />for bathing <symptom n=\"131\">the Sores</symptom>, that the <ingredient n=\"222\">Salt in Use\r\n            <lb />was not the true Spanish Sea Salt</ingredient>, M<sup>r.</sup>\r\n            <lb />Trevor Jones, now an Ensign in the Militia\r\n            <lb />of the County of Denbigh, and quartered\r\n            <lb />in the Neighbourhood, was desired to examine\r\n            <lb />into the Matter, and we learn from him\r\n            <lb />that none is to be had in Cumberland.\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"222\">As the Substitution of one Species of Salt\r\n            <lb />for another</ingredient> may possibly defeat the\r\n            <lb />salutary Purposes of the Prescription, I\r\n            <lb />thought it necessary to acquaint you\r\n            <lb />therewith, and would have done it\r\n            <lb />sooner, if I had not waited in ExpectaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion of having an Opportunity of writing\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />to you by M<sup>r.</sup> Jones, who I still suppose\r\n            <lb />will soon be with you in Edinburgh,\r\n            <lb />and may be able to give you a more\r\n            <lb />accurate Account of the Situation of\r\n            <lb />the Child, than I can do by Letter.--\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Finding it very inconvenient for me\r\n            <lb />to go to Harrogate after my Return from\r\n            <lb />Scotland, I drank the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"17\">Water at Home\r\n                <lb />almost every Day in September.</ingredient> An\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"30\">Eruption upon my <bodypart n=\"12\">Arms</bodypart> and the <bodypart n=\"15\">Back\r\n            <lb />of my Hands</bodypart></symptom>, similar to that which\r\n            <lb />I mentioned to you, but less in Degree,\r\n            <lb />was the Consequence. I considered it\r\n            <lb />as a favourable Symptom, but I\r\n            <lb />do not yet perceive that it has been\r\n            <lb />attended with any extraordinary Benefit\r\n            <lb />to <bodypart n=\"6\">my Eyes</bodypart>, though I think they are\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />rather better.---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />My Wife desires to join in best Respects\r\n            <lb />to you along with, dear Sir,\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Your much obliged\r\n                <lb />and very <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t.</sup> Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Humphrey Senhouse</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />Netherhall, near\r\n                <lb />Cockermouth -\r\n                <lb />Oct: 25 - 1778 -\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Colonel Senhouse\r\n            <lb />Q\r\n            <lb />himself &amp; daughter\r\n            <lb />Oct<sup>r.</sup> 1778\r\n            <lb />9<sup><u>th</u></sup> p. 35\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1575, 3, '2014-04-16 16:32:06', 48),
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She took\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"9\">toasted rhubarb</ingredient> in two grain doses twice\r\n            <lb />a day ; <bodypart n=\"37\">her bowels were relieved, but the\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"61\">tenesmus still recurs at times.</condition></bodypart>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"26\">Was much emaciated</symptom> about a month\r\n            <lb />or five weeks ago <del>when</del> but is now much\r\n            <lb />fatter; is in better health; appetite good;\r\n            <lb />and sleeps well\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Remedies left off six weeks ago when\r\n            <lb />she first had the complaint in her <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Applications changed. Wash milk and\r\n            <lb />water --- <treatment n=\"23\">Poultice</treatment> bread, milk, and\r\n            <lb />fresh butter --- Is to take the asses milk\r\n            <lb />immediately\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"32\">Some of the ulcers sloughy</condition>\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Miss Senhouse\r\n                <lb />Nov<sup>r.</sup> 1778.\r\n                <lb />9. p. 93.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>   \r\n</body>', 1594, 11, '2014-10-13 16:19:30', 48),
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Saturn.</ingredient> â„ˆj Solve et per\r\n                    <lb />ch. cola. S. Eyewater for bathing the left <bodypart n=\"6\">eye</bodypart> every night &amp;\r\n                    <lb />morning especially when any <symptom n=\"21\">heat or <choice><abbr>scald<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>scalding</expan></choice></symptom> of the <bodypart n=\"6\"><supplied>e</supplied>ye lids</bodypart> is\r\n                    <lb />troublesome.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    <add place=\"margin\">X</add> Take four ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose water</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"318\">Vinegar distillate</ingredient>, and one scruple of <ingredient n=\"120\">Sugar of lead</ingredient>.\r\n                    Dissolve and filter through paper. Label: Eyewater for bathing the left <bodypart n=\"6\">eye</bodypart> every night &amp;\r\n                    morning especially when any <symptom n=\"21\">heat or <choice><abbr>scald<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>scalding</expan></choice></symptom> of the <bodypart n=\"6\"><supplied>e</supplied>ye lids</bodypart> is\r\n                    troublesome.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb /><add place=\"margin\">X</add> Bis in septimana, per 2 aut 3 septimanas Cap. h. <unclear>sorsum</unclear> <ingredient n=\"7\">CalomeÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />lanes</ingredient> gr. iij vel v. &amp; prox. mane Cap. Purgans lene ex infuso\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"132\">Tamarindor</ingredient>. vel Pulv. <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalapp.</ingredient> compos. prout Ã¦grÃ¦ temperaÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />mentum exigere videatur.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    <add place=\"margin\">X</add> Twice a week, for 2 or 3 weeks, Take <unclear>this separately</unclear>: three or even five grains of\r\n                    <ingredient n=\"7\">Sweet mercury</ingredient> &amp; Take it just before morning, gently Purifying it out from an infused\r\n                    <ingredient n=\"132\">Tamarind</ingredient> or Powdered <ingredient n=\"10\">Jallop</ingredient> preparation, as it seems <unclear>to rid\r\n                    a disposition of its grievance</unclear>.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                W.C.\r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                June 11<sup>th.</sup> 1776. Tuesday.\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 3830, 2, '2013-07-29 15:01:15', 218);
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Nothing\r\n            <lb />more useful than exercise on horseback or in a\r\n            <lb />carriage which he should take at all seasons.\r\n            <lb />Twice a year that is in April or May &amp; again\r\n            <lb />in September take a journey of three weeks.\r\n            <lb />easy but steady travelling.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Guard against cold by warm cloathing, by\r\n            <lb />keeping one uniform dress, his chamber of an\r\n            <lb />equal temperature, &amp; <choice><abbr>avoid<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>avoiding</expan></choice> a stream of air.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Diet of a middle kind. At dinner take a bit\r\n            <lb />of solid meat but moderate in quantity &amp; of the lighter\r\n            <lb />kinds. 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Dos â„– 28.\r\n                     <lb />Sig. <action n=\"60\">Stom. Powders</action> to be taken as usual one twice a day &amp;\r\n                     <lb />after each Dose two table Sp fulls of the follg.\r\n                \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take five grains of <ingredient n=\"35\">prepared Powdered steel</ingredient>, five grains of <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient> and ten grains of <ingredient n=\"50\">very hard white sugar</ingredient>, and let there be made twenty-eight doses. \r\n                    Label as <action n=\"60\">Stomachic Powders</action> to be taken as usual one twice a day.  \r\n                    After each dose two tablespoons of the following.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tinct. cort. 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Sig. <action n=\"60\">Stom.</action> Tincture\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take four ounces of <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Peruvian bark</ingredient>, six ounces of <ingredient n=\"65\">simple cinnamon Water</ingredient> and six ounces of <ingredient n=\"68\">Peppermint</ingredient>. \r\n                    Mix and label <action n=\"60\">Stomachic</action> Tincture.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"3\">Mass. pilul. aloet.</ingredient> Ê’ij Div. in pil. â„–xxiv.\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <action n=\"21\">Laxative Pills</action> one or two to be taken at bedtime\r\n                    <lb />when <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> requires it.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take two drachms of <ingredient n=\"3\">a mass of aloetick Pills</ingredient> and divide it in twenty-four pills. \r\n                    Label as <action n=\"21\">Laxative Pills</action> one or two to be taken at bed time \r\n                    when <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> requires it.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Aug.</abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 3. 1779.\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>    \r\n    \r\n</body>', 6252, 2, '2013-06-11 14:30:41', 65),
(1851, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c4358\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:4358] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Mudie (Moodie) / Regarding: Mrs Henderson (Patient) / 5 January 1779 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Lauren McClelland</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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From the <symptom n=\"129\">dysuria</symptom> &amp; from her\r\n            <lb />last pains having been attended with <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> I suspect\r\n                <lb />an affection of the <bodypart n=\"45\">kidneys</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"55\">ureter</bodypart>. Is she of <condition n=\"91\">neÂ¬\r\n                <lb />phritic</condition> parents -- Has <symptom n=\"129\">dysuria</symptom> appeared at other\r\n                    <lb />times -- When she complained of <symptom n=\"129\">dysuria</symptom> was her\r\n                    <lb />urine examined for <symptom n=\"32\">sand</symptom> or mucus -- Have not <symptom n=\"3\">voÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />mitings</symptom> appeared before now? -- In your first letter\r\n            <lb />you say <bodypart n=\"46\">her stomach</bodypart> hardly kept any medicine.\r\n            <lb />Other circumstances perhaps may upon recollection\r\n            <lb />occur to you &amp; make you confirm or reject the idea of\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"91\">nephritis.</condition> But all the symptoms can be explained on\r\n            <lb />that supposition: some of them however requiring\r\n            <lb />the supposition also of <condition n=\"38\">some remains of a hemorrhoiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />dal affection</condition>; tho there is no external evidence of this.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In whatever light I view the case I can advise\r\n            <lb />nothing better than a constant attention to keep\r\n            <lb />her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> open &amp; the full use of <ingredient n=\"14\">opiates</ingredient> when pain\r\n            <lb />requires it. If such another attack of pain as hapÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pened ten days ago should again appear with so\r\n            <lb />many <symptom n=\"34\">feverish symptoms</symptom> I would have <treatment n=\"1\">a little blood\r\n            <lb />taken in the first place</treatment> which will render the <ingredient n=\"14\">OÂ¬\r\n                <lb />piates</ingredient> both more safe &amp; more effectual.. I have\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />no other remedy to propose at present; but the <choice><abbr>freq<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>frequent</expan></choice> use of\r\n            <lb />some soft mucilaginous drink which you may sometimes\r\n            <lb />employ in the form of <ingredient n=\"75\" t=\"27\">Arabic Emulsion</ingredient>, sometimes in\r\n            <lb />the form of Decoction for which the <ingredient n=\"98\"><choice><abbr>rad. alth.</abbr><expan>radix althea</expan></choice></ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"216\"><choice><abbr>herb. parietas.</abbr><expan>herbarum parietaria</expan></choice></ingredient>,\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"149\"><choice><abbr>sem. lin.</abbr><expan>semin linei</expan></choice></ingredient>, sweetened to her taste with <ingredient n=\"292\">honey</ingredient> or figs.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup> Jan<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh January</expan></choice> 5. 1779</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4358, 2, '2013-11-04 16:17:00', 65),
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She likewise <symptom n=\"27\">had a\r\n            <lb />Dysuria and passed some clear Mucus with her Urine</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />which separated and precipitated to the Bottom of the\r\n            <lb />Chamber Pot- The Matter passed by Stool was\r\n            <lb />mixed with FÃ¦ces or somewhat else, that I could not\r\n            <lb />get it particularly examined whether there was <symptom n=\"86\">Pus</symptom>\r\n            <lb />in it or not. What <illegible w=\"1\" /> passed with the Urine\r\n            <lb />seemed to be the Mucus that naturally lines the <bodypart n=\"56\">Bladder</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"55\">Urethra</bodypart>. She seemed to recover for\r\n            <lb />several weeks; Her Appetite, Digestion, and Rest in\r\n            <lb />the Night were better, She was pretty free of pain\r\n            <lb />kept regular in the <bodypart n=\"46\">Belly</bodypart> without any Medicine\r\n            <lb />and acquired Strength, but <symptom n=\"15\">Her Pulse was generally\r\n            <lb /><del>abo</del> 96, or more in the Minute</symptom>. About a week ago\r\n            <lb />the Pain of <bodypart n=\"73\">Her Side</bodypart> or rather <add place=\"above\">right</add> <bodypart n=\"70\">Groin</bodypart> returned and strik\r\n                <lb />ing down the inside of her <bodypart n=\"18\">Thigh,</bodypart> but it was not \r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />so violent or She <symptom n=\"34\">so feverish</symptom> as to require <treatment n=\"1\">Bleeding</treatment>-\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"27\">The Dysuria is likewise returned</symptom> but not severely-\r\n            <lb />I scarce think Her Complaints are of the <condition n=\"91\">Nephritic</condition> kind\r\n            <lb />Her Parents were never liable to any such Disorder. <symptom n=\"32\">No Sand\r\n            <lb />was ever observed in her Urine</symptom> which has been attentively examined.\r\n            <lb />Mucus as above mentioned and only when the <symptom n=\"27\">Dysuria</symptom> was severe.\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"3\">Vomiting She has had many times,</symptom> but it did not appear to depend\r\n            <lb />on the <symptom n=\"27\">Dysuria</symptom> or any <condition n=\"91\">Nephritic Disorder,</condition> but rather from Her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach\r\n            <lb />being weakened and very irritable.</bodypart> Some kinds of Aliment or Druggs\r\n            <lb />would occasion <symptom n=\"3\">Vomiting</symptom>, when She was free of Pain &amp; <symptom n=\"27\">Dysuria</symptom>, nay the\r\n            <lb />mentioning or Sight of them would excite it. The common Seat of\r\n            <lb />her Pain is lower down in the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> than either the <bodypart n=\"45\">Kidney</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"55\">Ureter</bodypart>, &amp;\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"3\">Vomiting</symptom> is only when Meat Drink, or Medicines are offered her, or\r\n            <lb />soon after taking them- I suspect a <condition n=\"65\">Callosity, Scirrosity,</condition> or <condition n=\"65\">Tumor</condition>\r\n                <lb />in the upper &amp; forepart of the <bodypart n=\"53\">Rectum</bodypart>. I shall be glad to know Your\r\n            <lb />Opinion &amp; what You judge proper. There has been nothing done since\r\n            <lb />I wrote You last but <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> kept open with <action n=\"24\">laxatives</action>, <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates\r\n            <lb />when the Pain demanded</ingredient> them and a mild Regimen -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am with\r\n                <lb /><unclear>the greatest</unclear> Esteem Your most humble <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>John Mudie</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Montrose 1<sup>st.</sup> March 1779</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n\r\n<div><pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Mudie\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Q</abbr><expan>Query</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Henderson.\r\n                <lb />March. 1779.\r\n                <lb />9. p. 134.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1633, 2, '2013-10-16 15:29:09', 67),
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I prescribed no medicines because I\r\n            <lb />thought none could be of much service and many of\r\n            <lb />those usually prescribed in such cases do harm.\r\n            <lb />But to relieve his cough &amp; help his <action n=\"19\">Expectoration</action>\r\n            <lb />when waked by it in the night, I have prescribed\r\n            <lb />below.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"75\">Gumm. arab.</ingredient> â„¥ifs Aq. ferv. â„¥iv to be et cola et\r\n                    <lb />mucilagin colato adde <ingredient n=\"353\">Syr. Onion.</ingredient> â„¥i <ingredient n=\"58\" t=\"1\">Tinct. Thebaic.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb />g<sup>tt.</sup> quinquaginta. â„³. S. <action n=\"19\">Pectoral linctus</action> half a\r\n                    <lb />table spoonful to be swallowed leisurely when the\r\n                    <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> is troublesome during the night.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>                   \r\n                    Take an ounce and a half of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum arabic</ingredient> four ounces of spring Water strain\r\n                    make into a mucilage, clean, add one ounce of <ingredient n=\"353\">Syrup of Onion</ingredient>. Add\r\n                    fifty drops of <ingredient n=\"58\" t=\"1\">Laudanum</ingredient>. Mix. Label: <action n=\"19\">Pectoral linctus</action> half-a-table spoonful to be swallowed\r\n                    leisurely when the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> is troublesome during the night.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />N.B. Let two of the above be prepared, one with\r\n            <lb />the other without the <ingredient n=\"58\" t=\"1\"><choice><abbr>Tinct. Theb.</abbr><expan>Tincture Thebaic</expan></choice></ingredient> The latter may\r\n            <lb />be used without reserve &amp; every night = but the former\r\n            <lb />with more caution, neither every night nor alone\r\n            <lb />2 or 3 times a night. If the Mixture with the <ingredient n=\"58\" t=\"1\">Tinct.</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />be found more particularly useful it may be <choice><abbr>freq<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>frequently</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />used when the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> is unusually troublesome &amp;\r\n            <lb />even with a greater proportion of the <ingredient n=\"58\" t=\"1\">Tinct.</ingredient> than\r\n            <lb />is above directed.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 31. 1778.</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4356, 3, '2013-12-22 13:48:42', 176),
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Indeed\r\n            <lb />for some days The pain has been so moderate, and the\r\n            <lb />Intermissions so long that I have not insisted on it -- \r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of Tartar</ingredient> with <action n=\"21\">Lenitive Electuary</action>, and <ingredient n=\"28\">Ol. Ricini</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />likewise, were tryed before I got Yours. The former without\r\n            <lb />any good Effect, the <ingredient n=\"28\">Oil</ingredient> answered but She would not\r\n            <lb />continue with it. -- Since that an Alectuary of\r\n            <lb />prepared <ingredient n=\"8\">Crem. Tartar</ingredient> with <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">Syr. Ros. palid.</ingredient> has been taken\r\n            <lb />without Benefit, and afterwards I prevailed on her again\r\n            <lb />to take the <ingredient n=\"28\">Oil</ingredient>, which did well, but Her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"61\">nauseate</symptom> it so much that She would not continue\r\n            <lb />with it. She is now taking 4. Grains of the <ingredient n=\"352\">pil. ex Colocy.\r\n            <lb />of Aloe</ingredient> Evening &amp; morning which keep her open in the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>, but this <symptom n=\"21\">heating</symptom> <symptom n=\"78\">irritating</symptom> Medicine I was <del>again</del>\r\n            <lb />averse to, as her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse is 100, or more in the Minute</symptom>; however\r\n            <lb />as She can easily Swallow Pills She will use them any\r\n            <lb />nothing else. <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> have been sometimes used when the\r\n            <lb />Pain was very severe but did not procure considerable Relief.\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />They did not encrease the <condition n=\"10\">Fever</condition>. The Nursing is given up intirely.\r\n            <lb />This Case has difficulted me much, and from the Quickness of the <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse</symptom> &amp;\r\n            <lb />her Still <symptom n=\"26\">wasting</symptom> I dread Some <symptom n=\"24\">topical Obstruction</symptom>. Your Advice\r\n            <lb />when convenient will be obliging -- \r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I wrote you in haste on Saturday last concerning M<sup>r</sup> Scott of Crigie,\r\n            <lb />who died on Monday, and am much Surprized I have had no Return.\r\n            <lb />There were 2. Guineas enclosed in the Letter -- I am, With Esteem\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most humble Servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />John Mudie\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Montrose 19<sup>th.</sup> November <u>1778</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Mudie of Montrose\r\n                <lb />of\r\n                <lb />A Lady.\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1778.\r\n                <lb />9. p. 81\r\n                \r\n            </p>    \r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n                <lb />Edinburgh\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n\r\n        </annot>    \r\n        \r\n    </div>    \r\n    \r\n</body>', 5940, 2, '2013-06-04 15:26:29', 85);
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The <symptom n=\"25\">yellowÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ness therefore of his <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart></symptom> may I think\r\n            <lb />be accounted for from the <symptom n=\"120\">impaired\r\n            <lb />vigor of circulation</symptom>, serum now\r\n            <lb />filling the <bodypart n=\"57\">small vessels</bodypart> which were\r\n            <lb />formerly filled with red <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>. 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(1857, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1624\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1624] From: Dr John Heysham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Mr Thomas Irwin (Irwine, at Moss Side) (Patient) / 11 February 1779 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Vivien Williams</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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During last week his <symptom n=\"6\">Spirits\r\n            <lb />were very much depressed</symptom>, nay \r\n            <lb />he was apprehensive of an almost\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />immediate dissolution.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He has been recommended to\r\n            <lb />take 2 grams of <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient> in the form\r\n            <lb />of a Pill twice a week. I endeavoured\r\n            <lb />to dissuade him from it particularÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly at this season &amp; till we had\r\n            <lb />your opinion; but being anxious\r\n            <lb />for relief he was resolved to make\r\n            <lb />a trial. The effects were such as I\r\n            <lb />foresaw. His <symptom n=\"21\">heat was increased</symptom>\r\n            <lb />&amp; so was his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse 10 in a minute</symptom>.\r\n            <lb />A <symptom n=\"31\">looseness</symptom> likewise was the\r\n            <lb />consequence. He only took two\r\n            <lb />Pills &amp; when opportunity permits he\r\n            <lb />begs you would let him know if\r\n            <lb />there is any reason to expect good effects\r\n            <lb />from any <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial preparation</ingredient>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />With wishes for your health &amp; happiness\r\n                <lb />I am Dear Sir yours &amp;c.\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>John Heysham</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n<handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Heysham\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Irwine\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 11<sup>th</sup> 1779\r\n            <lb />Vol. 9<sup>th.</sup> p. 125\r\n        </p>\r\n</annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1624, 2, '2013-07-16 16:55:12', 60),
(1858, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1634\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1634] From: Mr Laurence Edmonston (Edmonstone) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Mrs Janet Scott (Sanderson) (Patient) / 1 March 1779 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Lauren McClelland</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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About three years ago, I sent the Case of a sister of\r\n            <lb />hers to you. <condition n=\"10\">That Lady died long before your answer came of the fever</condition>\r\n            <lb />she was under At the time I had the honour of writing you. My task is\r\n            <lb />very painfull, to attend such near relatives &amp; worthy friends, with very\r\n            <lb />little hope of my endeavours proving successfull. I am under great\r\n            <lb />Apprehensions of <bodypart n=\"43\"><condition n=\"34\">Tubercles</condition> in her Lungs</bodypart>. Thes I have not mentioned\r\n            <lb />in the Case which her husband has seen, as it might have brought\r\n            <lb />on a dissagreeable explanation.  I take the opportunity of offering\r\n            <lb />my most gratefull thanks for the very freindly mention you have\r\n            <lb />made of my conduct in your answers to some Cases I have repreÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sented. I am conscious it proceeds more from your humanity than\r\n            <lb />my desert. - I hope it shall be an inducement to me to apply my\r\n            <lb />self with all the diligence &amp; attention in my power to the study of\r\n            <lb />relieving my fellow Creatures --- Will you be kind enough to send\r\n            <lb />your answers <add place=\"above\">open</add> to M<sup>r</sup> John Cheyne in Leith to whom I have wrote\r\n            <lb />to cause <add place=\"above\">take</add> a copy of your directions, that as there are two sloops going\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />betwixt Leith &amp; Shetland there may be a copy sent with each, as one\r\n            <lb />may be longer detaind than the other. With offer of my most respectÂ¬\r\n            <lb /><lb />full <choice><abbr>complim<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>compliments</expan></choice> I am\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />your <choice><abbr>oblig<sup>d.</sup> hu<sup>l</sup> serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obliged humble servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                <lb /><u>Lau<sup>r.</sup> Edmondston</u>\r\n            </signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Professor of Medicine\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Edmondston\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Q.</abbr><expan>Query</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Scott.\r\n                <lb />March. 1779.\r\n                <lb />9. p.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs.</sup> aged 29 years. She has been married five years, has had no\r\n            <lb />Children. Her father a healthy man, her mother tho not unhealthy <bodypart n=\"47\">has a deÂ¬\r\n            <lb />licacy of the nervous system</bodypart> (a family misfortune) that has often subjectÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ed her, as it does all of similar constitutions, to be hurt by what would give\r\n            <lb />little disturbance to others more robust.  This inheritance she has imparted\r\n            <lb />in some degree to all her children, tho this lady seemd to have less of it than\r\n            <lb />the others. Excepting this failure of constitution, she was a healthy Child, well\r\n            <lb />nursed, has <add place=\"above\">had</add> all the diseases incident to Childhood &amp; youth, such as <condition n=\"87\">measles,</condition>, <condition n=\"2\">small\r\n            <lb />Pox</condition> &amp;c. came well through them all &amp; has enjoyd a good state of health, except\r\n            <lb />the two following exceptions., viz. when about 14 years of age she was for some\r\n            <lb />time <symptom n=\"63\">a good deal troubled with swellings in her <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart>, &amp; at times <symptom n=\"30\">outbreakÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ings in them.</symptom></symptom> These in a year of so left her. - About three years ago, without\r\n            <lb />any Causes she could assign, she felt <symptom n=\"63\">swellings in some of the <bodypart n=\"84\">conglobate</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />glands on the <bodypart n=\"10\">side of her neck</bodypart> below the <bodypart n=\"7\">ear.</bodypart></symptom> They continued painfull a consideÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rable time, at last broke, after the application of <treatment n=\"23\">poultices</treatment>, &amp; discharged some\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"46\">Ichor</symptom> &amp; ill <choice><abbr>form<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>formed</expan></choice> matter for some time. <symptom n=\"131\">The sores heald &amp; broke out again\r\n            <lb />for several times, &amp; have now been whole for a twelvemonth</symptom>. She neither had\r\n            <lb />when young, nor can I learn that any of Her family were of, <condition n=\"41\">scrophuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lous habit.</condition> these are all the bodily complaints she has had since she was a\r\n            <lb />woman. - Her mind indeed has often been greatly afflicted by the death\r\n            <lb />of three sisters, all women, &amp; other dear friends, which no doubt would imÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pair her health somewhat, but she did not feel any lasting bad effects.\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"91\">Only her complexion which before was ruddy from that time has been\r\n            <lb />paler</symptom>. These misfortounes begun in her fathers family about 8 years ago.\r\n            <lb />Her menses have been regular since they first appeared which was early.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The above is as distinct a state of her health as I can learn down to the Month\r\n            <lb />of October last. - At that time she was on a visit to some of her friends, &amp; being\r\n            <lb />a good deal exposed to be out at night <condition n=\"13\">she catched cold.</condition> The symptoms in the beÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ginning were, <symptom n=\"4\">a slight cough</symptom>, <symptom n=\"218\">gravids</symptom> &amp; a little <symptom n=\"117\">sore throat</symptom>. These complaints\r\n            <lb />being triffling, as she thought, for several days, &amp; not affecting her health\r\n            <lb />in any matereal way, she was no way attentive to them, nor confined herÂ¬\r\n            <lb />self any closer to the house than before. But after this they soon became\r\n            <lb />more severe, <symptom n=\"4\">the cough turnd more frequent, was very dry &amp; after coughing\r\n            <lb />long she would get up a little thin viscid phlegm.</symptom> Her disease now plainly\r\n            <lb />appeard to be a <symptom n=\"36\">Catarrh</symptom>, but seemd not to be owing to contagion, as it was\r\n            <lb />not then, or afterwards, epedemic in the place where she was, or in any other\r\n            <lb />part of the Country. It certainly proceeded from <symptom n=\"28\">obstructed perspiration.</symptom>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"8\">Her appetite now began to decline, <symptom n=\"24\">her digestion became irregular, generally\r\n            <lb />costive.</symptom></symptom> Under these circumstances, she was confind to the house, <treatment n=\"1\">was blooded</treatment>\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"21\">took cooling laxatives,</action> <treatment n=\"4\">was blisterd;</treatment> for the most part abstained from animal\r\n            <lb />food &amp; confind to the <action n=\"36\">anti phlogistic regimen.</action> These applications &amp; regimen\r\n            <lb />were designd to take off the determenation to the <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart> &amp; the <symptom n=\"62\">inflammatory\r\n            <lb />diathesis of the <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart></symptom>.- <symptom n=\"4\">The cough being exceedingly troublesome during the\r\n            <lb />night <symptom n=\"17\">often depriving her of her rest</symptom></symptom>, necessity obliged me to have recourse to <ingredient n=\"2\">LaudÂ¬\r\n            <lb />anum</ingredient> which after the above applications seem\'d to have good effects in proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />curing rest &amp; by that means recruiting her much. She was now somewhat\r\n            <lb />relievd &amp; being answers to be at home she took her passage in a sloop, was\r\n            <lb />keepd from cold in her; But it is probable she got cold in travelling as she\r\n            <lb />had a mile or two to go by land before getting home. She was now re\r\n            <lb />movd to a great distance from any assistance in the medical way, &amp; her\r\n            <lb />complaints not becoming worse, they apprehended her disorder to be <condition n=\"13\">a cold</condition>\r\n            <lb />which with care might be keepd at bay till the warm season came on\r\n            <lb />which would remove it. However during this time she was not neglected\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"11\">had a perpetual issue put in her<bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart></treatment>. <symptom n=\"24\">Still being very costive,</symptom> means\r\n            <lb />to obviate that were used, <symptom n=\"4\">the cough abated very little,</symptom> <symptom n=\"8\">her appetite bad</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"28\">geneÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rally sweat much in the night time.</symptom> She was not keepd too warm nor had\r\n            <lb />been - Such things were sent as the distance of the place could <add place=\"above\">admit</add> &amp; from the\r\n            <lb />representation of the Case. - In this way she continued <add place=\"above\">after going home</add> for about two months\r\n            <lb />her complaints neither increasing much or diminishing. In the beginning\r\n            <lb />or February she in a few days turnd considerably worse &amp; her complaints\r\n            <lb />have been aggravating since. I was calld to her about a forthnight ago.\r\n            <lb />I have related as attentively as I could the beginning of her disease &amp; its interÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mediate state, which I shall call <del>that</del> <add place=\"above\">the</add> time I did not see her. It now remains\r\n            <lb />to inform you of the situation she is now in. - <symptom n=\"23\">Her strength is much imÂ¬\r\n                <lb />paird,</symptom> <symptom n=\"26\">her flesh considerably wasted</symptom>, <symptom n=\"8\">Her appetite bad</symptom> (but does not throw\r\n            <lb />up any thing) <symptom n=\"4\">the cough frequent &amp; troublesome</symptom> tho not so much as it has\r\n            <lb />been.  <symptom n=\"4\">Her expectorations which has always been difficuilt &amp; little in proportiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />on to the Cough, is not at times freer &amp; the phlegm of a better consistence.</symptom>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"86\">I can discover nothing like pus in it</symptom>.- <symptom n=\"24\">Of a very costive habit</symptom> to obviate it\r\n            <lb />she has got <treatment n=\"6\">Glysters every second day,</treatment> as <bodypart n=\"64\">any other method of opening her\r\n                <lb />Belly would be uncertain in its consequences</bodypart> &amp; might increase her <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom>.\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"34\">She has Hectic fits, <symptom n=\"28\">&amp; great sweating which before happened only during the\r\n            <lb />night, but now keeps no regular time</symptom></symptom>, only she is Easiest in the forenoons.\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"17\">She sleeps little even with the help of</symptom> <ingredient n=\"2\">Laudanum</ingredient> which she has got to\r\n            <lb />the length of 20 drops. For these eight days she has been mostly confined\r\n            <lb />to bed.- <symptom n=\"31\">Within these three weeks she has had two fits of looseness, it went\r\n                <lb />off in a day or two.</symptom> <bodypart n=\"47\">Her nervous system is a good deal affected having\r\n                    <lb />within this month had several <condition n=\"28\">fits similar to hysteric people.</condition></bodypart> \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"6\">Her spirits at times are exceedingly sunk.</symptom> Her menses have been regular\r\n            <lb />since the commencement of her disease, only the quantity has been much\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />less <add place=\"above\">rather last interval been considerably longer than the preceedings</add> She has not had, nor has never any fixed pain in her <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"73\">sides,</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />Only <bodypart n=\"73\">she cannot lye on the left side without increasing the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> much.</bodypart>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"12\">She has not had any shortness of breathing during her disease --</symptom>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>March 1<sup>st.</sup> 1779</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1634, 11, '2014-10-13 16:23:41', 172),
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With <choice><abbr>Comp<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice> &amp;c\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 8<sup>th.</sup> 1779\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />WC.\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For Capt<sup>n.</sup> J. 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Asses milk may be taken in\r\n            <lb />the morning &amp; Cows milk for the rest of the day &amp;\r\n            <lb />if this do not digest easily, mix it with watergruel &amp;c.\r\n            <lb />&amp; this to be used with bread, rice, &amp;c as plain\r\n            <lb />milk generally is -- A <treatment n=\"11\">Pea issue</treatment> in one of her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> be proper for some time --- \r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Obviate <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> by <treatment n=\"6\">glysters</treatment>. <treatment n=\"37\">Applications</treatment>\r\n            <lb />to the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> may perhaps give some relief but\r\n            <lb />the choice of the best I must leave to former trials.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Formerly upon slight information I ordered\r\n            <lb />a â„ž for this which I have often found useful\r\n            <lb />but as there is no mention made of it <del>I must beg it\r\n                <lb />to be tried; &amp; with caution</del> I fear it has not been\r\n            <lb />transmitted. 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Alnwick</head>\r\n        <opener>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n            \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n        </opener>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I have been consulted by a paitient of your M<sup>r</sup> G.\r\n            <lb />Hall &amp; I think I can give you my opinion better than I\r\n            <lb />can do himself. -- I think the Disease a <condition n=\"30\">Hypochondriasis</condition>\r\n            <lb />consisting chiefly of <condition n=\"36\">spasmodic affections of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />&amp; <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart></condition>. Such complaints are sometimes founded <subst><del>on</del><add place=\"above\">in</add></subst> <condition n=\"65\">Schirrosities\r\n            <lb />of the <bodypart n=\"60\">viscera</bodypart></condition> hardly to be mended, but I could not conclude\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> H.s case to be of that kind &amp; hoped I might relieve him\r\n            <lb />by reading <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeates</ingredient> &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> proper use of <del>the</del> <action n=\"21\">Laxatives</action> as\r\n            <lb />you would perceive by my former prescription Whether he\r\n            <lb />has followed my directions or not I cant judge as he does not\r\n            <lb />tell me what are the effects of them, but only tells me in\r\n            <lb />general that he has no relief. - You\'l take care that\r\n            <lb />he uses the <action n=\"21\">Laxative pills</action> often enough to prevent any\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom>. At the same time let him use the prescription\r\n            <lb />in his letter &amp; if he continues to have <symptom n=\"17\">restless nights</symptom> let\r\n            <lb />him take sometimes at bedtime an <ingredient n=\"139\">Anodyne draught</ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"58\">Tinct Thebaic</ingredient> to twentyfive or thirty drops, &amp; take care\r\n            <lb />to manage properly between this <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> may make him\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">Costive</symptom> &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> use of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <action n=\"21\">Laxative Pills</action>. After a\r\n            <lb />fortnights intermission let him begin again to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"12\"><choice><abbr>Chaly<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>Chalybeate</expan></choice></ingredient>\r\n            <lb />&amp; <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">Bark infusion</ingredient> &amp; in diet take care to avoid all\r\n            <lb />flatulent food. I am &amp;c.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Aug<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 26<sup>th.</sup> 1779.\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />WC.\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4495, 2, '2013-11-04 14:50:54', 30),
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Hall.\r\n            \r\n        </head>               <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"161\">Elix. proprietat.</ingredient> â„¥jfs\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"58\">Tinct. Thebaic.</ingredient> â„¥fs.\r\n                    \r\n                    \r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„³. Signa <action n=\"60\">Stomatic Drops</action> fifty to be taken on a bit of <ingredient n=\"50\">sugar</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb />an hour before dinner &amp; sometimes may be repeated an hour\r\n                    <lb />after dinner when pains come on.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take one ounce and a half of <ingredient n=\"161\">Elixir proprietatis</ingredient> and \r\n                    half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"58\">Thebaic Tincture</ingredient>. \r\n                    Mix and label as <action n=\"60\">Stomatic Drops</action>. 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Martis</ingredient> in my last, had there been any\r\n            <lb />alteration. But as M<sup>r</sup> Irwin had continued to\r\n            <lb />take them with similar effects, I thought it\r\n            <lb />less necessary. He immediately discontinued the\r\n            <lb />use if the <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient> &amp; has been since taking your\r\n            <lb />presciptions regularly. The <ingredient n=\"129\">Tincture</ingredient> sits easy \r\n            <lb />on his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, &amp; the solution continues to\r\n            <lb />procure a free discharge of urine &amp; a gentle stool\r\n            <lb />every day. The <symptom n=\"63\">swelling of his <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart></symptom> is inconsiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />derable &amp; the <symptom n=\"78\">itching</symptom> some what abated. 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I visited him today &amp; found the pain much\r\n            <lb />abated, but there still remains a little <symptom n=\"62\">inflamÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mation</symptom> in one <bodypart n=\"19\">knee</bodypart> &amp; some pain in the other \r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"89\">joints</bodypart>. His <symptom n=\"15\">pulse is full &amp; about 80</symptom> which is 15\r\n            <lb />above the usual standard. His <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart> is moist\r\n            <lb />but whitish, his therst is not increased, or his\r\n            <lb />appetite much impaired. During these three\r\n            <lb />nights he has <symptom n=\"28\">perspired freely</symptom>. His <bodypart n=\"89\">joints</bodypart> are\r\n            <lb />covered with flannel, and as I was not willing\r\n            <lb />to make any change in his medicines till we\r\n            <lb />heard from you he continued the Solution &amp; Drops.\r\n            <lb />In my opinion every symptom indicates a very\r\n            <lb />mild <symptom n=\"127\">acute rheumatism</symptom> which is a circumstance \r\n            <lb />by no means unfavourable as it shows the tone of the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"57\">vessels</bodypart> <subst><del>are</del><add place=\"above\">is</add></subst> much augmented. But you will consider\r\n            <lb />the case &amp; inform me what is proper to be done;\r\n            <lb />&amp; he likewise desires to know your opinion conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cerning Bath or any other watering Place duÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ring the Summer.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am with hearty wishes for your health\r\n                <lb />&amp;c, yours\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>John Heysham</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />P.S. inclosed are two notes\r\n            <lb />Mr. Irwins <choice><abbr>comps.</abbr><expan>compliments</expan></choice> &amp; if you see Mr Miller he begs his <choice><abbr>comps.</abbr><expan>compliments</expan></choice> to\r\n            <lb />that family. A little time before he left town he took a fancy\r\n            <lb />to be <treatment n=\"1\">bled</treatment>. I ordered a few ounces to be taken merely to please him\r\n            <lb />see its situation, which was sizy. I would advise you to make a little\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n                    \r\n            <lb />alteration in his medicenes.            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>.r</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n\r\n<handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Irwin \r\n            <lb />March. 1779\r\n            <lb />9. p. 140\r\n        </p>\r\n\r\n</annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1640, 3, '2014-06-17 15:24:45', 45),
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He has been over at\r\n            <lb />Carlisle this week and bore the journey\r\n            <lb />which is 14 miles exceeding well; still\r\n            <lb />talks of some watering place, and as\r\n            <lb />it seems impossible for him to remain\r\n            <lb />easy at any particular place for a length\r\n            <lb />of time, I think it will not be improper\r\n            <lb />for you to recommend a journey into the\r\n            <lb />south sometime this summer. These\r\n            <lb />hints I submit to your consideration\r\n            <lb />and am sincerely yours &amp;c\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>John Heysham</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n<handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Heysham\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Irwin\r\n            <lb />April 15<sup>th</sup> 1779\r\n            <lb />9. p. 166\r\n        </p>\r\n</annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1655, 2, '2013-09-09 11:57:58', 41),
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The disease advances; but a\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"25\">jaundice</symptom> will some times continue long &amp; still yelds at length.\r\n            <lb />There seems to be a considerable <condition n=\"90\">obstruction of the\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"44\">liver</bodypart></condition> &amp; if it is a case of <condition n=\"65\">schirrosity</condition> it will be very diffiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cult to mend but <choice><abbr>nunq<sup>m.</sup></abbr><expan>nunquam</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>desperand.</abbr><expan>desperando</expan></choice><note>\"Do not despair\".</note> &amp;c. I shall give you\r\n            <lb />what I think one of the most effectual remedies. I\r\n            <lb />have prescribed on the other page a mass of pills.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />He is to take a dose twice a day. Two three or four or five\r\n            <lb />pills for a dose as his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"66\">guts</bodypart> will easily bear.\r\n            <lb />They should neither be heavy for the first nor <action n=\"24\">purgative</action>\r\n            <lb />to the last; and as I would wish to employ every <action n=\"33\">aperient</action>\r\n            <lb />remedy let every dose of the pills he washed down with\r\n            <lb />two table spoonfuls of the Solution prescribed also on the\r\n            <lb />other page. There are the remedies for his fundamenÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tal ailments the <symptom n=\"25\">jaundice</symptom> &amp; <condition n=\"90\">obstruction of his <bodypart n=\"44\">liver</bodypart></condition>, but\r\n            <lb />he has another ailment that is likely to be very troubleÂ¬\r\n            <lb />some, that is the soreness of his <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />For this I have prescribed an <action n=\"16\">Emollient mixture</action> of <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he\r\n            <lb />may take half a <add place=\"above\">table</add>spoonful several times a day swalÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lowing it very slowly.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"102\">Pulv. <unclear>seriuriatat.</unclear> Absinth. vulg.</ingredient> Ê’ij --- <ingredient n=\"57\">fol. Cicut.</ingredient> Ê’j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"53\">sapon. hispan.</ingredient> â„¥fs <ingredient n=\"75\">Mucil. g. Arab.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. massa divid.\r\n                    <lb />in pil. sing. gr. V. S. <action n=\"33\">Aperient pills</action> two 3,4, or 5 twice\r\n                    <lb />a day washing down with the following\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take two drachms of <ingredient n=\"102\">vulgar Absinthe <unclear>seriuriatat.</unclear> powder</ingredient>, one drachm of <ingredient n=\"57\">Water Hemlock\'s leaves</ingredient>, \r\n                    half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"53\">spanish soap</ingredient> and a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"75\">gum Arabic\'s mucilage</ingredient> in order to let there be mae a mass to be divided \r\n                    in pills, each of those of five grains. Label as <action n=\"33\">Aperient pills</action>. Two, three, four or five to be taken twice \r\n                    a day washing down with the following.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"118\">Tart. regenerat.</ingredient> Ê’ij <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥vi --- <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnam. simpl.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">Syr. balsam.</ingredient> @ â„¥j Solve &amp; Signa <action n=\"33\">Aperient Solution</action> two table\r\n                    <lb />spoonfuls to be taken with every dose of the above Pills.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take two drachms of <ingredient n=\"118\">regenerated Tartar</ingredient>, six ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">roses Water</ingredient>, one ounce of <ingredient n=\"65\">simple cinnamon</ingredient> \r\n                    and one ounce of <ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">balsam Syrup</ingredient>. 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Signa <action n=\"16\">Emollient\r\n                    <lb />mixture</action> half a table spoonful to be swallowed leisurely\r\n                    <lb />several times a day.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient> and four ounces of boiling water. Dissolve and to the strained liquid add \r\n                    one ounce of <ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">balsam Syrup</ingredient> and half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"247\">lemon</ingredient>. Mix and label as <action n=\"16\">Emollient \r\n                    mixture</action>. Half a spoonful to be swallowed leisurely \r\n                    several times a day.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 18. 1778.\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />W.C.\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4337, 3, '2014-04-17 16:59:28', 94),
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I dont think it however an unfavourable\r\n            <lb />appearance in his constitution which we had reason to\r\n            <lb />suspect was rather of a contrary tendency and still I\r\n            <lb />think you have been right in not insisting on \r\n            <lb />the evacuations his <symptom n=\"127\">rheumatism</symptom> might seem to reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />quire. I hope putting on flannels, avoiding cold,\r\n            <lb />&amp; keeping his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular will discuss all <add place=\"above\">his</add> <symptom n=\"127\">rheumatic</symptom>\r\n            <lb />complaints. I think at any rate it will be proper\r\n            <lb />to lay aside the <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeate</ingredient> till the <symptom n=\"127\">rheumatic sympÂ¬\r\n                <lb />toms</symptom> be entirely gone; but then a <symptom n=\"31\">laxity</symptom> is apt to\r\n            <lb />prevail &amp; therefore the <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeate</ingredient> must be resumed\r\n            <lb />&amp; perhaps other <action n=\"29\">tonics</action> be necessary. In the mean\r\n            <lb />time if the <symptom n=\"127\">rheumatic symptoms</symptom> linger I would\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />recommend the <ingredient n=\"91\">Nitrous mixture</ingredient> ordered below, which \r\n            <lb />is both <action n=\"25\">cooling</action> &amp; <action n=\"12\">diuretic</action>. It may possible too be a <action n=\"21\">laxative</action>\r\n            <lb />but if not, employ the <action n=\"21\">laxative Electuary</action> <choice><abbr>ord</abbr><expan>ordered</expan></choice> below.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If his <symptom n=\"127\">rheumatism</symptom> does not become more violent he\r\n            <lb />should take frequent exercise in a carriage, as far as\r\n            <lb />his pain &amp; the weather allow; His measures for the\r\n            <lb />summer I cannot just now positively determine. A\r\n            <lb />watering place of one kind or other may be of service\r\n            <lb />but before it be the time of going we shall be able\r\n            <lb />to judge more exactly.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥iv <ingredient n=\"318\">Acet. destill<sup>t</sup></ingredient> <ingredient n=\"71\">Syr. caryoph.</ingredient> @ â„¥j \r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"91\">Sal. nitr.</ingredient> Æ·j â„³. S. <ingredient n=\"91\">Nitrous â„³</ingredient> a table spoonful three\r\n                    <lb />or four times a day.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take four ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">rose Water</ingredient>, an ounce each of <ingredient n=\"318\">distilled Vinegar</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"71\">Syrup of cloves</ingredient>,\r\n                    a drachm of <ingredient n=\"91\">nitre</ingredient>. Mix. Label: <ingredient n=\"91\">Nitrous Mixture</ingredient>, a table spoonful three or four times a day. \r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"45\">Cryst. tart.</ingredient> â„¥j <ingredient n=\"10\">Pulv. e jal. comp.</ingredient> Æ·j <action n=\"21\">Elect. lenit.</action> â„¥Å¿s \r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. Electuar. tenue. S. <action n=\"21\">Laxative\r\n                        <lb />Electuary</action> a teaspoonful or two in the morning when\r\n                    <lb />occasion requires.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take an ounce of <ingredient n=\"45\">tartar Crystals</ingredient>, a drachm of <ingredient n=\"466\">Powdered jallop compound</ingredient>, half an ounce of <action n=\"21\">lenitive Electuary</action>,\r\n                    enough <ingredient n=\"172\">simple Syrup</ingredient> to make a mild Electuary. 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Ed. of this give\r\n            <lb />ten drops in a glass of Spring Water - if this dose\r\n            <lb />be too much diminish &amp; afterwards increase it\r\n            <lb />I do not suppose that she can bear any <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> to\r\n            <lb />cleanse her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> except it may be a <ingredient n=\"11\">Draught\r\n            <lb />of Chamomile Tea</ingredient> when much <symptom n=\"61\">nausea</symptom> or\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"3\">spontaneous Vomiting</symptom> comes on -- All stronger\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"14\">Emetics</action> will certainly do harm - In such a Case\r\n            <lb />nothing keeps the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> light so well as a\r\n            <lb />regular <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> &amp; for that her own experience\r\n            <lb />must have taught her. -- <treatment n=\"6\">Glysters</treatment> but temporary\r\n            <lb />Small Doses of <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetics</ingredient> frequently seem to me\r\n            <lb />the most proper -- I am surprised you dont menÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> having been employed &amp; if no\r\n            <lb />material objection lies against then I would\r\n            <lb />think them highly proper -- the illness she is\r\n            <lb />liable to tempore quo fluunt Menses shows to me\r\n            <lb />an <symptom n=\"78\">irritability</symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> can only be cured by <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> --- \r\n            <lb />If this should increase <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom>, that must be\r\n            <lb />obviated as above advised &amp;c.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 23. 1778.\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4327, 11, '2014-10-15 22:46:06', 21);
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The period of life at which the\r\n       <lb />disease began, the periods which the disease at first observed and the\r\n       <lb />effects of an incidental menstruation, all show that the disease\r\n       <lb />consists in a <condition n=\"8\">menstrual effect</condition> determining to the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>. This canÂ¬\r\n       <lb />not be returned into its former <add place=\"above\">natural</add> course but it is to be\r\n       <lb />hoped that a little advance in life will weaken these effects\r\n       <lb />&amp; that their present determination may in the mean time be\r\n       <lb />avoided or greatly moderated by supporting the excretions more \r\n       <lb />generally, especially those in a contrary direction, &amp; perhaps by\r\n       <lb />substituting an <treatment n=\"70\">artificial vicarious evacuation</treatment>. You made\r\n       <lb />a very proper attempt for these purposes by your alterative\r\n       <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurial</ingredient> course and <action n=\"24\">moderate purging</action> and if the course\r\n       <lb />that I am now to propose should not make so compleat a cure\r\n       <lb />as we would wish I shall advise your patient before the\r\n       <lb />return of next winter to enter again upon the same plan &amp;\r\n       <lb />pursue it more fully. For the present I would advise her to\r\n       <lb />take the opportunity of the season for drinking a <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"29\">mineral\r\n       <lb />water</ingredient> &amp; the one which I think the best suited to her case is\r\n       <lb />that of Pitcathlie near to Perth. Let her go to that neighbourÂ¬\r\n       <lb />hood immediately &amp; drink the water every morning for a\r\n       <lb />month or six weeks. Let her begin with small draughts &amp;\r\n       <lb />at intervals of a quarter or half an hour repeat then till\r\n       <lb />she has taken the quantity that her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> easily\r\n       <lb />bear. The due measure is what will easily keep her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> open or\r\n       <lb />give her one free motion every day. Much <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> is hardly\r\n       <lb />ever proper or necessary and may do harm. The water <choice><abbr>pass<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>passed</expan></choice>\r\n       <lb />freely by urine is always a favourable circumstance. The <unclear>whole</unclear>\r\n       <lb />should always be taken in the morning only, &amp; finished an hour\r\n       <lb />before breakfast. 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A valuable part of the PitÂ¬\r\n       <lb />cathlie course is warm bathing. <del>for at</del> Let her take it twice\r\n       <lb />a week, not very warm, &amp; remain <add place =\"above\">in</add> it for a quarter or half an hour \r\n       <lb />as she bears it &amp; as the heat can be tolerably kept up. Upon coming\r\n       <lb />out of the bath let her skin be well dried &amp; have her ordinary\r\n       <lb />cloaths or some equally warm put on, but let her keep her chamber\r\n       <lb />for the rest of the Evening. It should be taken between six and\r\n       <lb />seven in the evening as I want to avoid sweating either <choice><abbr>immed<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>immediately</expan></choice>\r\n       <lb />after the bath or during the night after it. 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Only\r\n                <lb />with a view to the <symptom n=\"34\">Hectic</symptom> can Goat whey be of use; for it\r\n                <lb />cannot be of any I think to the chief disease &amp; it retards\r\n                <lb />or prevents other remedies: There are few others I own\r\n                <lb />can be proposed with confidence but very safe attempt\r\n                <lb />should be made &amp; therefore I propose <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>.\r\n                <lb />For the <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient> the best &amp; surest form is the powder of the\r\n                <lb />dried leaves, dried <choice><abbr>secund.</abbr><expan>secundum</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Ph. Ed.</abbr><expan>Pharmacopoeia Edinburgensis</expan></choice>; or so as to retain their\r\n                <lb />colour &amp; smell. 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a slight\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>, a common Linctus took off the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>; she soon complained\r\n            <lb />of a great <symptom n=\"21\">Heat in her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"9\">Throat</bodypart>, &amp; <bodypart n=\"2\">Mouth</bodypart></symptom>, everything she\r\n            <lb />drank, a little Beer, or Wine &amp; Water, made the whole <bodypart n=\"82\">Alimentary\r\n            <lb />Canal</bodypart> <symptom n=\"47\">smart very much</symptom>; (the same kind of Sensation as tho\' it\r\n            <lb />was quite <symptom n=\"159\">raw</symptom>): &amp; at Times she complained, of a violent Pain in her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, like scrapeing of it, or tearing it with one\'s Nails;\r\n            <lb />she had formerly a sore on her <bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart>, perhaps thirty Years ago,\r\n            <lb />which same place was bad again about eighteen Years ago;\r\n            <lb />that broke out again, &amp; <symptom n=\"46\">discharged</symptom> a vast Quantity of thick\r\n            <lb />white, well digested Matter; she is subject to the bleedi<supplied>ng</supplied> <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />her sad long Life, caused by the <symptom n=\"114\">Soreness</symptom> of her <bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />the <illegible w=\"1\" /> <symptom n=\"46\">Discharge</symptom> to a great Degree; but never seemed to\r\n            <lb />relieve her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>, notwithstanding she took soft <action n=\"25\">cooling\r\n            <lb />Medicines</action>, &amp; used <treatment n=\"13\">Gargles</treatment> the whole Time; the Pain &amp; <symptom n=\"21\">Heat</symptom>\r\n            <lb />was sometimes better, sometimes worse just as before: The\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"46\">Discharge</symptom> from the <condition n=\"38\">Piles</condition> is stopped, the Wound on the <bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart> is healed up\r\n            <lb />again, the <symptom n=\"21\">Heat</symptom> in her <bodypart n=\"2\">Mouth</bodypart> is now very great at Times, her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"9\">Throat</bodypart> is much <symptom n=\"62\">inflamed</symptom>, particularly the <bodypart n=\"92\">left Tonsill</bodypart>, which is\r\n            <lb />considerably enlarged; the <symptom n=\"21\">Heat</symptom> now &amp; then goes to her <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart>, someÂ¬\r\n            <lb />times her <bodypart n=\"15\">Hands</bodypart> <symptom n=\"21\">burn</symptom> very much; but the whole seems to fix in\r\n            <lb />her <bodypart n=\"2\">Mouth</bodypart>; her <bodypart n=\"2\">Tongue</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"8\">Cheeks</bodypart> are sometimes quite <symptom n=\"159\">raw</symptom>, the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart> so <symptom n=\"21\">hot</symptom>, &amp; the <symptom n=\"21\">Heat</symptom> so great that she\'s not able to swallow\r\n            <lb />even Liquids; the Body is generally <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom>; she is about fifty Nine\r\n            <lb />Years of age, came from the West Indies, is of a very delicate\r\n            <lb />Texture, &amp; tender Constitution: she has been <treatment n=\"1\">bled</treatment> in the <bodypart n=\"2\">Mouth</bodypart> with\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"14\">Leeches</treatment> twice, has had a <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> upon the <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart>, &amp; has taken several\r\n            <lb />indeed a great Number of Medicines, but does <add place=\"above\">not</add> find any material\r\n            <lb />relief:\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n    </div>    \r\n    <div>\r\n         \r\n         <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> James Jackson\r\n            <lb />post master in\r\n            <lb />Glasgow\r\n            <lb />Scotland\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1788, 2, '2014-11-07 12:59:11', 76),
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Agreeable to Your Directions, continued with\r\n            <lb />these Medicines for a fortnight, <bodypart n=\"2\">when Her Mouth being\r\n            <lb />affected <ingredient n=\"2\"><ingredient n=\"15\" t=\"15\">they</ingredient></ingredient> were intermitted for some days,</bodypart> and then\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"24\">got two Doses of a gentle purgative</action>, after that She took\r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"2\"><ingredient n=\"15\" t=\"15\">Pills and Decoction</ingredient></ingredient> again, till the 26<sup>th.</sup> <unclear>April</unclear> that She\r\n            <lb />menstruated and had that Discharge both as to time and\r\n            <lb />quantity in a natural way. She was quite easy and\r\n            <lb />seemed to recover slowly, till the 31<sup>st.</sup> <unclear>April</unclear>; When She\r\n            <lb />felt herself uneasy and that night <del>and that</del> was seized\r\n            <lb />with <bodypart n=\"90\">severe Pain in the Umbilical Region</bodypart>, which was\r\n            <lb />higher up than the Pain affected her before. She as\r\n            <lb />usual <symptom n=\"21\"><symptom n=\"68\"><symptom n=\"15\">hot, thirsty and Her Pulse quick &amp; feeble.</symptom></symptom></symptom>\r\n            <lb />She had a Stool on the morning of the 31<sup>st.</sup> She had a\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"3\">violent Vomiting from the night She was attacked with\r\n                <lb />the Pain</symptom>, and June 1<sup>st.</sup> <symptom n=\"3\">threw up </symptom><ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> and Every\r\n            <lb />thing She swallowed, and Her Mother told me that She\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"3\">vomited some Matter like what She had formerly\r\n                <lb />passed by Stool.</symptom> 2<sup>nd.</sup> <choice><abbr>Curr<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Current</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"31\">She has several loose\r\n                <lb />Stools and voided some of the same kind of Matter\r\n                <lb />with them.</symptom> <symptom n=\"3\">The Vomiting and Pain turned easier-</symptom>\r\n            <lb />The <sup>rd</sup> 3 &amp; 4<sup>th</sup> still easier but <symptom n=\"24\">got no Stool from the Afternoon\r\n                <lb />of the 2<sup>nd.</sup></symptom>- <ingredient n=\"3\">She took <choice><abbr>Pil. Aloet</abbr><expan>Pill Aloetick</expan></choice></ingredient> gr. iv. <add place=\"above\">Evening &amp; morning</add> from the Evening of\r\n            <lb />the 4<sup>th.</sup> to the morning of the 6<sup>th.</sup> when She had two\r\n            <lb />of more Stools with some Matter mixt with them.\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"129\">She has had the Dysuria but in a small degree</symptom> since\r\n            <lb />Her Return from Edinburgh, and of late has been free\r\n            <lb />from that Complaint -- She has been in the Country\r\n            <lb />at 2 Miles distance from this; since this Day sennight;\r\n            <lb />where She was before She came to Edinburgh, is commoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />diously lodged but I cannot see Her but once in 3. or\r\n            <lb />4. days.  I was with her on the 5<sup>th</sup>, when the <symptom n=\"62\">inflammatory\r\n            <lb />Symptoms <add place=\"above\">and Pain</add> were abated &amp; her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse again about 90</symptom></symptom>-\r\n            <lb />The Day She went to the Country last, She lay down on\r\n            <lb />a green Bank for some time, and that Evening took sour\r\n            <lb />Milk and Pottage for Supper, a very common Meal of Hers\r\n            <lb />but I scarce think these <add place=\"above\">tho improper</add> were the Cause of Her Relapse.\r\n            <lb />She complained in the morning before She left the Town and\r\n            <lb />there was little Moisture in the <add place=\"above\">short</add> Grass where She lay down in such\r\n            <lb />a dry Season, &amp; for the Pottage &amp; sour Milk She often took them\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />without feeling and Inconveniency. However I don\'t\r\n            <lb />mean to approve of either, particularly laying down\r\n            <lb />on the Grass- I shall be glad to know what You\r\n            <lb />now think fit for Her, and am.-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Gentlemen\r\n                <lb />with Respect\r\n                <lb />Your most humble Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>John Mudie</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Montrose 7<sup>th.</sup> May 1779</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> presents his respectful Compliments to\r\n            <lb />Doctor Young, and <bodypart n=\"33\"><bodypart n=\"131\"><bodypart n=\"53\">begs to know what State the Vagina\r\n            <lb />Os Uteri &amp; Rectum seemed to be in by the Touch?</bodypart></bodypart></bodypart>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctors Cullen &amp; Young Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician in\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Mudie <choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Henderson\r\n                <lb />May 7<sup>th.</sup> 1779.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1669, 2, '2015-01-21 14:00:22', 64),
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Hall who is the Bearer of this\r\n            <lb />has for near 12 Months past laboured under\r\n            <lb />complaints in his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> attended\r\n            <lb />with <symptom n=\"7\">flatulency</symptom> &amp; pain which are worst at\r\n            <lb />Night &amp; after eating -- for which He began\r\n            <lb />last winter to take <action n=\"60\">Stomachic <ingredient n=\"113\">bitters</ingredient></action> and <action n=\"21\">laxative\r\n                <lb />Medicines</action> as He was always worst when <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom>\r\n            <lb />but these offered no relief He then tried <ingredient n=\"101\">Guaiac.</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />with <ingredient n=\"33\">antimonials</ingredient> &amp; small doses of <ingredient n=\"7\">calomel</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />on a supposition that his case might be\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"127\">rheumatic</symptom> but none of these after a fair tryal\r\n            <lb />were of service -- He afterwards tried <ingredient n=\"22\">Valerian</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />&amp; the <ingredient n=\"5\">fÅ“tid Gums</ingredient> &amp; last of all He took an\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"158\" t=\"13\">Electuary of Sal. diuretic.</ingredient> with <unclear>Almcy</unclear> and an\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"33\">aperient Decoction</action> of <ingredient n=\"354\">Gramin</ingredient>. <ingredient n=\"246\">Petroselin</ingredient>,\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"355\">asparag.</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"177\">FÅ“nic dulc.</ingredient> &amp;c. 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It is by my advice that He waits upon\r\n            <lb />you Sir &amp; I hope &amp; wish you may relieve Him.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I am your most <choice><abbr>ob<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> humble <choice><abbr>Sr<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Arthur Gair\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>    \r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> George Hall\r\n            <lb />July 31. 1779.\r\n            <lb />V. 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I have begun to drink\r\n            <lb />Asses milk, &amp; have taken <ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient> for some days, without any\r\n            <lb />Injury to my <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>, which I believe as sound as any mans;\r\n            <lb />Doctor Colin Drummond is of the same opinion, but as my\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> is certainly in a very bad State, he has advised me\r\n            <lb />to try <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark water</ingredient>, the Hot wells here having not the smallest\r\n            <lb />effect; I therefore propose going over the next week, for although\r\n            <lb />good Health is far beyond my hopes, I am willing to try any\r\n            <lb />method that may have a Chance of setting me a little to rights\r\n            <lb />particularly as my Leave expires the first of next Month.<note>Captain Maxwell is in the military.</note>\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />My <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> is my principal object, the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> being gone, but\r\n            <lb />I have still the same Symptoms I formerly had, my <symptom n=\"15\">pulse\r\n            <lb />beating sometimes so as to awaken me in the night</symptom>, &amp; the <unclear>sanl\r\n            <lb />reeling</unclear> in my <bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart> tho\' in a less degree. 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The Directions you gave\r\n            <lb />Him were only followed in some things, He was indolent,\r\n            <lb />indulged much in bed, and drank, tho not to Intoxication,\r\n            <lb />more than was proper. He had <del>since</del> now and then <symptom n=\"3\">Attacks\r\n            <lb />of Sickness</symptom> and <symptom n=\"6\">Oppression</symptom> <add place=\"above\">about the <bodypart n=\"83\">precordia</bodypart></add> and being <condition n=\"25\">plethoric</condition> was <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />by <symptom n=\"65\">losing some <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> occasionally</symptom>. For A Year pa<supplied>st</supplied> <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />has been incapable of taking any Exercise except in\r\n            <lb />a Carriage every good Day, and walked very little,\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"132\">His Strength rather declined</symptom>. About a Month ago\r\n            <lb />He was seized with the <symptom n=\"25\">Jaundice</symptom> and that Disease contiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nues in a high Degree, attended with <symptom n=\"63\">Å’dematous\r\n            <lb />Swellings of his <bodypart n=\"24\">Feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"15\">Hands</bodypart></symptom>, A <symptom n=\"31\">Distension of his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart></symptom>. He <symptom n=\"27\">passes but a small Quantity of Urine</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />which is of a very deep Die as usual in this Ailment\r\n            <lb />He is open in the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>, <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> the FÃ¦ces a few days\r\n            <lb />Since were of a white Colour but are now of a dark\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Greenish Cast with some Streaks of <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart>. His <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse quick and\r\n            <lb />fleeble</symptom>, A <symptom n=\"68\">Thirst</symptom>, <symptom n=\"8\">No Appetite</symptom>, <symptom n=\"17\">Sleeps ill</symptom>, His <symptom n=\"23\">Strength gone so\r\n            <lb />much that He cannot move without Assistance</symptom>, A <symptom n=\"114\">Soreness in\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"9\">his Throat</bodypart></symptom> with <symptom n=\"43\">ApthÃ¦</symptom> on his <bodypart n=\"2\">Tongue</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"9\">Fauces</bodypart>, and in short\r\n            <lb />every Appearance of his Dissolution being near. -- He has taken\r\n            <lb />few Medicines. Some <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetic pills</ingredient>, a few Doses of <ingredient n=\"7\">calomel</ingredient> &amp;\r\n            <lb />Several Nostrums for the <symptom n=\"25\">Jaundice</symptom> from his good Neighbours.\r\n            <lb />I would have wished to have taken your Opinion of his Distress\r\n            <lb />some time ago, but He thought to be better with Quack Cures, &amp;\r\n            <lb />He wanted resolution to confine himself to any Regimen or Course\r\n            <lb />of Medicines. I write this at Random and tho\' there is no Hopes\r\n            <lb />of his Recovery, for I doubt much if He is in Life when Your Answer\r\n            <lb />reaches this, yet I beg You\'ll prescribe Something and write\r\n            <lb />a Letter so as I may read it to him or his Wife, for whose Anxiety\r\n            <lb />I send this. I got Your Letter about the Lady I lately wrote you\r\n            <lb />about, and Shall Let you know more about her in a few Days.\r\n            <lb />but being in haste must conclude with being\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>H.</abbr><expan>Humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />John Mudie\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Montrose 4<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1778\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Receive two Guineas in this.\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Scot of Crigie.\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1778.\r\n            <lb />9. p.79.\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1584, 3, '2014-11-30 14:53:13', 43),
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I beg leave\r\n             <lb />to trouble you with the Case of my Dearest Friend for\r\n             <lb />your Consideration and Advice. I have not waited for the\r\n             <lb />Formality of first presenting you a fee, as the Nature\r\n             <lb />of the Case will not admit of any delay. but have given\r\n             <lb />directions to my <choice><abbr>Merch<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Merchant</expan></choice> here to convey it to you as speedily\r\n             <lb />as possible by means of his Correspondence in your City\r\n             <lb />I shall expect your Answer with impatience &amp; request you\r\n             <lb />will favour me with it as soon as may suit your conveniÂ¬\r\n             <lb />ence\r\n             \r\n         </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I am Sir with great respect\r\n                <lb />your most obedient &amp; very\r\n                <lb />humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Mark Synnot\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dramcondra\r\n                <lb />Dublin\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n         \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Case of M<sup>rs.</sup> Synnot\r\n            <lb />4<sup>th</sup> March 1778.\r\n            <lb />8 p.79\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs.</sup> Synnot is about 32 years of Age; of a deÂ¬\r\n            <lb />licate Frame, but her Health has been in general,\r\n            <lb />good. She has been married about one year and\r\n            <lb />has been delivered of a Child, now two Months\r\n            <lb />old &amp; apparently in very good Health. During\r\n            <lb />her <condition n=\"7\">Pregnancy</condition> She enjoyed as good Health as at\r\n            <lb />any other Time of her Life, but in the last Months\r\n            <lb />of it She was troubled with a <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> at Morning\r\n            <lb />&amp; Night which however was of no apparent InÂ¬\r\n            <lb />jury to her, as She looked well, slept well &amp; had a\r\n            <lb />good appetite. After her Delivery She appeared to\r\n            <lb />be recovering her Strength - till the third week, at the\r\n            <lb />End of which her <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> encreased, her <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse quickened\r\n            <lb />till at length it came to a settled feverish Motion</symptom>. <symptom n=\"17\">She\r\n            <lb />lost her rest</symptom> &amp; fell into <symptom n=\"28\">sweats</symptom> in the Morning - which\r\n            <lb />were partial, affecting her <bodypart n=\"27\">Breast</bodypart> &amp; the upper parts of\r\n            <lb />her Body. She complains of <symptom n=\"21\">sudden Heats or flushings</symptom>\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />has <symptom n=\"8\">no Appetite</symptom> &amp; rejects all Medicines with loathing\r\n            <lb />The only food <add place=\"above\">She has</add> the least Relish for is Milk. She lives\r\n            <lb />entirely upon Asses &amp; Cow\'s Milk - Her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> colÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lects much Phlegm &amp; at times She has been trouÂ¬\r\n            <lb />bled with <symptom n=\"3\">Reaching</symptom>, &amp; when She has taken any\r\n            <lb />thing to help her to vomit She has <symptom n=\"3\">thrown up\r\n            <lb />bilious stuff from her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart></symptom>. She has a\r\n            <lb />tendency to <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> but this has been relieved\r\n            <lb />by gentle <action n=\"21\">Lenitives</action>. <symptom n=\"26\">She has lost much Flesh</symptom>\r\n            <lb />but has not been reduced so much as might be\r\n            <lb />apprehended from her Complaints, which have\r\n            <lb />continued, now, seven Weeks. Within this last Week\r\n            <lb />She has complained of a Pain in her <bodypart n=\"73\">Side</bodypart>, which\r\n            <lb />affects her when She <symptom n=\"4\">coughs</symptom>. Her breathing is but\r\n            <lb />a little affected <symptom n=\"12\">except after hard <symptom n=\"4\">fits of Coughing</symptom></symptom> -- \r\n            <lb />These are very severe &amp; it is with Difficulty <symptom n=\"3\">She gets\r\n            <lb />up a dark, heavy Phlegm</symptom>, but it is not accompanied\r\n            <lb />with <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart>. She is so much <symptom n=\"23\">weakened</symptom> as not to\r\n            <lb />be able to walk without Help: but She is carried\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />into her Coach to take the Air, when the Weather\r\n            <lb />is good &amp; She bears the Exercise of the Carriage\r\n            <lb />tolerably well.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1501, 2, '2013-10-01 16:38:21', 48),
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I have taken your Prescription for the comÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plaint in my <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart> three different times I continued\r\n            <lb />it each time till I found myself as I thought cured\r\n            <lb />but after being easy for about a Fort\'night each time my\r\n            <lb />complaint came on again and is now as bad as ever\r\n            <lb />if you <add place=\"above\">can</add> think of any thing that will be of more service to\r\n            <lb />me should be glad you would Prescribe for me, I will wither\r\n            <lb />desire a Friend to pay you now or will myself pay you\r\n            <lb />when I come to Edinburgh, I am\r\n           \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Your very Humble Servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Richard Rose\r\n                <lb />Cornet in Kings <choice><abbr>Drag<sup>n.</sup><expan>Dragoon</expan></abbr></choice> Guards Guards\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />PS\r\n            <lb />The complaint in my\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"56\">Bladder</bodypart> is better but\r\n            <lb />not entirely removed\r\n            <lb />as I continue to <symptom n=\"27\">make\r\n            <lb />water much oftener than\r\n            <lb />other People</symptom>\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />To John Cullen MD\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Capt. Rose\r\n            <lb />4<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Jany.</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1778\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1468, 11, '2013-05-08 20:02:58', 15),
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Some weeks ago when called there I imagined a Regimen\r\n        <lb />of Diet and proper Excercise might answer the End of removeing\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">her Costiveness</symptom> and Complaint in <bodypart n=\"37\">her Bowells</bodypart> which indeed with\r\n        <lb />Injections seemd to answer the purpose pretty well. But returning\r\n        <lb />rather more violently I desired flannell might be rolld around <bodypart n=\"37\">her\r\n        <lb />Bowlls</bodypart>. The Excercisse continued and the following Bolus att BedÂ¬\r\n        <lb />time as Circumstances required â„ž <ingredient n=\"228\">Theriac venet</ingredient> â„ˆi <ingredient n=\"26\">pulv. Ipeca subt</ingredient> g<sup>r</sup> ij\r\n          <lb /><ingredient n=\"14\">opi</ingredient> g<sup>r</sup>Å¿s.<note>\"Take a scruple of Venetian Theriac, 2 grains of  finely powdered Ipecacuanha, and half a grain of Opium\".</note> by which she had a good nights rest and was Evry way Easier.\r\n        <lb />In the mornings I advised giveing her disolved in watter <ingredient n=\"125\">Tart Solub</ingredient> Ê’ij<note>\"2 drachms of Soluble Tartar\".</note>\r\n        <lb />and <ingredient n=\"22\">powder of valerian</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"85\">Zinziber</ingredient> att any time when complaining\r\n        <lb />thro\' the day. This last I never found any good Effect from, but <ingredient n=\"125\">the\r\n        <lb />Soluble tartar</ingredient> keep <bodypart n=\"46\">her Belly</bodypart> Easie and the Bolus a Gentle moistness\r\n        <lb />upon <bodypart n=\"49\">the skine</bodypart> instead of <symptom n=\"21\">a dry heat much complaind of before</symptom>\r\n    \r\n\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n\r\n\r\n        <lb />I had determined to apply a <treatment n=\"21\">warming plaster of the <ingredient n=\"327\"><choice><abbr>DiachÂ¬ \r\n         <lb />ry</abbr><expan>Diachylon</expan></choice></ingredient> Gum</treatment> &amp; <treatment n=\"4\"><choice><abbr>Epispast</abbr><expan>Epispastic</expan></choice> plaster over <bodypart n=\"37\">her Bowell</bodypart></treatment>, But thought it very\r\n        <lb />advisible to go to <choice><abbr>Edir</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> for your advice which if any way commited\r\n        <lb />to me will be as puctually obeyd as I can â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n\r\n</p>\r\n     <p>\r\n\r\n         <lb />I hope it will be very agreeable for you to hear our Patient M<sup>r</sup>\r\n        <lb />Henderson is Greatly recoverd, being no able to walk about upon\r\n         <lb /><bodypart n=\"51\">his limbs</bodypart>, and the Sensation very distinct, the Evacuations of\r\n        <lb />Excriments and urine regular and a <choice><orig>Signam Sanitatis</orig><reg>Sign of Health</reg></choice> now\r\n         <lb />and then, what I found most benefits from, has been <treatment n=\"4\">blisters\r\n         <lb />often repeated upon <bodypart n=\"91\">the os Sacrum</bodypart></treatment>, and Even up <bodypart n=\"36\">the whole\r\n             <lb />Spine</bodypart> with the Continued use of <ingredient n=\"1\">powder of the Bark</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"22\">valerian</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />three times a day, in warm weather sea bathing did great good</p>\r\n<closer><salute>I am respectfully\r\n    <lb />Doctor\r\n    <lb />your most <choice><abbr>ob<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> and very <choice><abbr>hu<sup>ble</sup> svt</abbr><expan>humble servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n\r\n\r\n<signed>David Goodsir</signed>\r\n    <dateline>Leven 16<sup>h</sup> <choice><abbr>Novb<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1778</dateline></closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n\r\n         <lb />To\r\n        <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></p>\r\n    <handShift />\r\n    <annot><lb />Goodsir â€“ Leven\r\n        <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Thomson and\r\n        <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Henderson.\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1778.\r\n    </annot>\r\n</div></body>', 1586, 3, '2014-04-16 16:57:39', 101),
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I have\r\n        <lb />observed that <treatment n=\"25\">encouraging <symptom n=\"28\">the Perspiration</symptom></treatment> relieves\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />him too much and  especially, whether <action n=\"13\">the watery diÂ¬\r\n        <lb />luting draughts</action> taken to keep it up may not be\r\n        <lb />hurtful to <bodypart n=\"46\">his stomach</bodypart>. â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />When convenient my <choice><abbr>Bro<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Brother</expan></choice> or I will be glad \r\n        <lb />to have the pleasure of hearing from You\r\n        <lb />and I am with the greatest Respect â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n   <closer><salute><lb />Sir\r\n       <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>Obd.t</abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> and\r\n        <lb />very humble Servant</salute>\r\n        <signed><u>James Addison <unclear>Jun<sup>r</sup></unclear></u></signed>\r\n       <dateline> Bow<sup>st</sup>ness â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n           <lb />5<sup>.t</sup> <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>.ry</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1779.</dateline></closer></div>\r\n    <div>\r\n       <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n       <p><lb />To\r\n        <lb />Doctor Cullen â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n        <lb />Edinburgh</p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot><lb />M<sup>r</sup> Addison â€“ <choice><abbr>Borness</abbr><expan>Bo\'ness</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Q</abbr><expan>Query</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />his Brother.\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1779.\r\n        <lb />9. p. 137</annot>\r\n    </div></body>', 1622, 3, '2014-06-17 15:15:48', 95),
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Volat. Camph. fort.</orig><reg>strong Volatile Oil of Camphor</reg></choice></ingredient> After that had not the wish\'d for\r\n        <lb />success <treatment n=\"4\">applyed a strong <action n=\"34\"><choice><orig>Empl. Anodyn</orig><reg>Anodyne Plaister</reg></choice></action></treatment>. All these has\r\n        <lb />not yet entirely removed the Complaint, tho\' at times\r\n        <lb />much easier, he has at same time <condition n=\"3\">faint attacks of\r\n        <lb />Gouty pains in <bodypart n=\"15\">his sound hand</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"52\">other parts of the ExtremÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ities</bodypart></condition> tho\' not fixed, has <symptom n=\"28\">a great tendency to sweat</symptom>, his Urine\r\n        <lb />in General deposites a lateritious sediment, but at times\r\n        <lb />attended with a greasy surface, appetite in general good\r\n        <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"15\">pulse this night at 88</symptom>, but much <symptom n=\"6\"><subst><del>oppress\'d</del><add place=\"above\">distressed</add></subst> with oppression</symptom>\r\n        <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"55\">Languor</symptom>, â€“â€“ he is in general <symptom n=\"23\">much relaxed &amp; debilitated</symptom>\r\n        <lb />therfor must beg your further advise for his present\r\n        <lb />treatment, which I hope to be advised off in course of\r\n        <lb />post â€“â€“ and I am</p>\r\n        <closer><salute>Sir\r\n            <lb />your most <choice><abbr>Ob<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> Humble <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n      <signed>John <u>Short</u></signed></closer>\r\n        <postscript>turn over</postscript>\r\n        </div></body>', 1638, 9, '2013-05-08 23:32:04', 45);
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I will\r\n        <lb />endeavour to follow your directions. &amp; I doubt not\r\n        <lb />of being the better of them â€“â€“â€“â€“ For a fortnight\r\n        <lb />after you was here I continued to recover every day,\r\n        <lb />went out several times in a chaise &amp; at last ventured\r\n        <lb />to walk out â€“â€“ but whether from cold or what\r\n        <lb />other cause, I was about two weeks ago again\r\n        <lb /><condition n=\"3\">siezed <choice><abbr>w<sup>h.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> the gout</condition> as described by M<sup>r</sup> Short\r\n        <lb />The pain in <bodypart n=\"15\">my right hand</bodypart> / Which by the bye still\r\n        <lb />disables me / was more fixed &amp; liker <condition n=\"3\">a regular\r\n        <lb />gout</condition> than it was in my former illness. â€“â€“ I have \r\n        <lb />been for Eight days past free of all pain except\r\n        <lb />that mention\'d by M<sup>r</sup> Short in <bodypart n=\"26\">my right breast</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />â€“ which was very uneasie upon motion, not otherway\'s,\r\n        <lb />but it did not at all affect my breathing, nor did\r\n        <lb />it in the least disturb my sleep which for a week\r\n        <lb />past has been as calm &amp; refreshing as when in\r\n        <lb />health. My appetite not to be complain of, but\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />when I went beyond things very simple, I was &amp; am\r\n        <lb />distressd <choice><abbr>w<sup>.h</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> oppression &amp; <symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom> â€“â€“ The urine has\r\n        <lb />not for a week past been high coloured, nor has it had\r\n        <lb />so much sedement as when <condition n=\"3\">the gout</condition> was upon me\r\n        <lb />â€“â€“ I am not now troubled <choice><abbr>w<sup>.h</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"28\">sweatings in the\r\n            <lb />night</symptom>, but in siting up through the day, I am <symptom n=\"28\">often\r\n        <lb />inclined to sweat</symptom>. â€“ Today I keept my bed &amp;\r\n        <lb />indulged it â€“ but whether this be right or not I\r\n        <lb />cannot say â€“â€“ . Do you think I might venture upon\r\n        <lb />a ride, in a chaise. 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If you please to write M<sup>r.</sup> Short â€“ it\r\n        <lb />may contain answers to any thing I have said</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>I am <choice><abbr>w<sup>.h</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> Respect &amp; Esteem Sir Your <choice><abbr>obed hble serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient humble servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n       <signed><u>Charles Addison</u></signed></closer></div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <p><lb />D<sup>r.</sup> William Cullen\r\n        <lb />Physician\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Edinb<sup><u>r</u></sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>M<sup>r</sup> Addison\r\n        <lb />March 1779.\r\n        <lb />9. p. 137</annot>\r\n    </div></body>', 1639, 3, '2014-06-15 11:24:03', 93),
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But then <symptom n=\"6\">dejection and Low Spirits</symptom>\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"56\">anxiety and frettefullness succede</symptom>, together with <symptom n=\"17\">want of rest</symptom> and other\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />times She is quitt Cheerfull and very jochcouler and pretty well\r\n        <lb />so that I can think of no regular course to follow, but most do what I can\r\n        <lb />to releve whats the Complaint for the time. <treatment n=\"3\">The Electricity</treatment> has never been\r\n        <lb />tryd M<sup>r</sup> Thomson being much against it, if from this hint yow can\r\n        <lb />direct me to any measure, it would releve me much, and I Belive\r\n        <lb />Gratefully rewarded by the Famely, as I will shew them your answer\r\n        <lb />for there Satisfaction I am with great regards and Esteem</p>\r\n<closer><salute>Doctor\r\n<lb />your most Humble Servant</salute>\r\n    <signed>David Goodsir</signed>\r\n    <dateline>Leven August 26<sup>th</sup> 1779</dateline></closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <p><lb />Doctor Cullen Physician in\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></p>\r\n    <handShift />\r\n    <annot><lb />From M<sup>r</sup> Goodsir at\r\n    <lb />Leven concerning M<sup>rs</sup>\r\n    <lb />Thomson of Charlton\r\n        <lb />26<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Aug<sup>st.</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> <u>1779</u>\r\n    <lb />X p 71</annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1725, 2, '2013-10-21 11:25:31', 137),
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He has <symptom n=\"61\">no Nauseousness or\r\n        <lb />squimishness</symptom> at any time &amp; free from pains, a good Appetite\r\n        <lb />&amp; digests Well, <symptom n=\"15\">his pulse betwixt 70 &amp; 80</symptom>. Urine healthy, and\r\n        <lb />sufficiently easy in <bodypart n=\"46\">the belly</bodypart>, when he lyes in bed <symptom n=\"58\">the Vertigo</symptom> goes\r\n        <lb />quite off tho\' he has not taken to the bed Untill this Afternoon\r\n        <lb />when he found the complaint worse, being in the Country he\r\n        <lb />sent for me this Evening, but by the time I gott to him found\r\n        <lb />him pretty Well, however As I think his complaint proceeds\r\n        <lb />chiefly from <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart> I propose taking with me to Morrow\r\n        <lb />Morning <treatment n=\"9\">a Gentle Vomit</treatment> &amp; if I find it necessary shall give\r\n        <lb />it him â€“â€“ He begs I would enquire off you <treatment n=\"11\">if you think an\r\n        <lb />Issue in <bodypart n=\"12\">his Arm</bodypart> would be of any service</treatment> to him he has a\r\n        <lb />natural tendency to fatness, which I must the favour you\'ll\r\n        <lb />Advise me in course how I am treat his present complaints\r\n        <lb />in case they return or grow worse &amp; About <treatment n=\"11\">his Issue</treatment> â€“â€“\r\n        <lb />What will greatly Oblige\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute>\r\n            <lb />Sir\r\n            <lb />your most <choice><abbr>Ob<sup>t</sup><sup> Serv</sup>t</abbr><expan>Obedient Servant</expan></choice>\r\n        </salute>\r\n        <signed>Joh<u>n Short</u></signed>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    <postscript>\r\n        <lb />turn over\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />he desired I would inform you that there is some\r\n        <lb />ships here belonging to the place that will for Holland,\r\n        <lb />by first convoy, but will not stop in Leith roads if\r\n        <lb />they can help it â€“â€“ therefore if Agreeable to you may\r\n        <lb />send out the things you wrote him About by the Carrier\r\n        <lb />on Saturday &amp; they shall be carefully Attended too and\r\n        <lb />forewarded \r\n    </postscript>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <signed><u>J.S.</u> â€“â€“</signed>\r\n    </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb /><u><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></u>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Addison â€“ Bo:ness.\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice>1779 â€“â€“\r\n            <lb />X. p. <u>109</u>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1745, 13, '2014-11-21 14:17:19', 90),
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Lett it be observed I think M<sup>rs</sup> Thomsons Intellects are much impaired.\r\n        <lb />And <symptom n=\"56\">frettfullness, anxietty, and peevishness</symptom>, and particularly <symptom n=\"17\">want of sleep\r\n        <lb />in the Night</symptom>, has followed Good Sence, Good nature, and perfect Compossure\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Her Stomach</bodypart> is Good, <bodypart n=\"17\">Her legs</bodypart> she can now and then walk with a little help\r\n        <lb />from her Bede to the Chair, <bodypart n=\"12\">her arm</bodypart> above <bodypart n=\"13\">the Elbow</bodypart> she can move att pleaÂ¬\r\n        <lb />sure But <symptom n=\"100\"><bodypart n=\"12\">the fore arm</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"15\">hand</bodypart> very rigide</symptom> except <bodypart n=\"16\">the thumb and fore\r\n            <lb />finger</bodypart>, and she has seldom any pain But <condition n=\"24\">that which she calls Strangurie</condition>\r\n        <lb />and which I cannot think proceeeds from <symptom n=\"32\">Sand</symptom>, or <condition n=\"17\">Calculus</condition>, but <condition n=\"21\">a Nervous SymÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ptom proceeding from <bodypart n=\"55\">the Sphincter Muscle</bodypart></condition> not acting so cleverly, as she\r\n        <lb />sometimes voids a great deall of Limpide Urine att a time. Att other times <symptom n=\"27\">haveÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ing frequent desire but in small quantitys</symptom> without any appearance in the\r\n        <lb />Urine indicating <symptom n=\"32\">the Gravell</symptom> in any degree <symptom n=\"24\">Her costiveness too is likewis \r\n        <lb />troublesome</symptom>. But Evry thing of that kind that can be thought of she\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />Complains gives her so much pain that <treatment n=\"8\">we have recourse to ane\r\n            <lb />Injection Evry day</treatment>, and perhapps oftener to please her. <treatment n=\"3\">The Electrisity and\r\n        <lb />Evry thing formerly perscribed has been applyed</treatment> and indeed with as\r\n        <lb />Great Success as can be Expected, She is Evry way Healthfull, if sleep\r\n        <lb />could be procured, and <symptom n=\"6\">Low Spirits</symptom> helped, I can find nothing Else to\r\n        <lb />be removed. She gos out in the Chease and finds herself Better of it\r\n        <lb />nor dos the vibration of the machine occasion <condition n=\"24\">the Strangurie</condition> as she calls \r\n        <lb />it but raither relive. M<sup>r</sup> Thomson lays <condition n=\"117\">in a most melancholly\r\n        <lb />situation with his fractured <bodypart n=\"17\">lege</bodypart></condition>. <bodypart n=\"39\">The Bones of the foot</bodypart> and all below\r\n        <lb /><condition n=\"117\">the fracture which was of <bodypart n=\"39\">Both Bones</bodypart> a little above <bodypart n=\"23\">the anckle</bodypart></condition> haveing\r\n        <lb /><condition n=\"68\">become all carious</condition>, But <treatment n=\"32\">will by no means submitte to an amputation</treatment>\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"34\">Hectic feverish fitts</symptom> a night are now come on <symptom n=\"149\">a disagreeable tast in <bodypart n=\"2\">his\r\n            <lb />mouth</bodypart></symptom>, and <symptom n=\"78\">universsall Itching upon <bodypart n=\"49\">his Skine</bodypart></symptom> So that the time he\r\n        <lb />may live must be but very uncomfortable I am with the Greatest\r\n        <lb />Respect and Esteem</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>Doctor\r\n        <lb />your very <choice><abbr>humb<sup>e</sup> Set</abbr><expan>humble Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n    <signed>David Goodsir</signed>\r\n        <dateline>Leven 23 <choice><abbr>July</abbr><expan>July</expan></choice> 1780</dateline></closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n<handShift />\r\n    <annot><lb />M<sup>r</sup> Goodsir\r\n        <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Thomson Charleton\r\n        <lb />July. 1780.</annot>\r\n</div></body>', 1886, 9, '2013-05-08 23:48:28', 90),
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It is possible\r\n        <lb />that <ingredient n=\"34\">the Sulphur</ingredient> by frequent repetition has become\r\n        <lb />familiar and of less effect and therefore I would\r\n        <lb />advise <ingredient n=\"62\">a very gentle dose of Salts</ingredient> which seem to\r\n        <lb />have a good effect before. At the same time I\r\n        <lb />would recommend the Ointment prescribed on the\r\n        <lb />other page. I would conclude from <condition n=\"38\">the <del>HÃ¦morr</del> â€“â€“\r\n        <lb />HÃ¦morroidal</condition> and <symptom n=\"27\">Urinary complaints</symptom> returning\r\n        <lb />together that the latter certainly depend upon the\r\n        <lb />former, and therefore that for these latter it is not\r\n        <lb />necessary to give any prescription. <condition n=\"81\">The Sciatic Pains</condition>\r\n        <lb />you mentioned are to be imputed I think to the\r\n        <lb />change of weather which has happened since\r\n        <lb />Tuesday and I hope the present dry weather tho\'\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />a little too cold may give him relief. As there is\r\n        <lb />suspicion that <condition n=\"3\">they may be somewhat gouty</condition> I would\r\n        <lb />not be rash in making applications, but the\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"37\">warmth of flannel and gentle friction</treatment> will be\r\n        <lb />perfectly safe, and if the pains should be very severe,\r\n        <lb />you may try the Volatile Oil prescribed on the other\r\n        <lb />page <treatment n=\"43\">for anointing <bodypart n=\"29\">above the hip joint</bodypart></treatment>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Let me know how you go on and you shall always\r\n        <lb />find me contribute what I can to M<sup>r.</sup> Addisons relief.</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>I am always <choice><abbr>D<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir</salute>\r\n        <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 26. <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />1778.</dateline></closer>\r\n\r\n<postscript><lb />It is not very necessary but in case we should have little\r\n    <lb />communication that you will take care not to push <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\">the Mercurial\r\n        <lb />Unction</ingredient> too far. â€“â€“â€“â€“ If you employ <action n=\"34\">the Anodyne Oil</action> take care that your\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"204\">Alkaline Spirit</ingredient> is <action n=\"9\">sufficiently caustic</action>. â€“â€“â€“â€“</postscript></div>\r\n    <div><recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\">Ung<sup>t.</sup> Merc.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s <ingredient n=\"209\">Axung. porcin</ingredient> â„¥j <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor.</ingredient> in pauxillo\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"272\">olei olivar.</ingredient> <add place=\"above\">prius</add> solut. Ê’j â„³. fiat. Linimentum â€“â€“â€“â€“ \r\n            <lb />Sig. <action n=\"34\">Anodyne Lininiment</action> a little of it <treatment n=\"43\">to be anointed on <bodypart n=\"53\">the\r\n        <lb />Fundament</bodypart> every night &amp; morn<sup>g</sup></treatment>.</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take Â½ an ounce of <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\">Mercurial Ointment</ingredient>, an ounce of <ingredient n=\"209\">pig fat</ingredient>, and a drachm of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient> previously dissolved in <ingredient n=\"272\">Olive Oil</ingredient>. Mix to make a liniment. \r\n            Label: <action n=\"34\">Anodyne Liniment</action> a little of it <treatment n=\"43\">to be anointed on <bodypart n=\"53\">the Fundament</bodypart> every night &amp; morning</treatment>.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <recipe><choice>\r\n            <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"272\">Ol. olivar. opt.</ingredient> â„¥ij <ingredient n=\"144\">Ol. succin</ingredient> â€“ <ingredient n=\"285\">Spirit. sal. Am. caustic.</ingredient> @ Ê’ij\r\n                <lb />â„³. Sig. <action n=\"34\">Anodyne Oil</action> <treatment n=\"43\">for anointing <bodypart n=\"29\">the hip joint</bodypart></treatment>. â€“â€“</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take 2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"272\">the best Olive Oil</ingredient> and 2 drachms each of <ingredient n=\"144\">Oil of Amber</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"285\">Caustic Spirit of Ammoniac Salts</ingredient>. Mix. \r\n                Label: <action n=\"34\">Anodyne Oil</action> <treatment n=\"43\">for anointing <bodypart n=\"29\">the hip joint</bodypart></treatment>. â€“â€“</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n   <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n       <dateline>26<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1778</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4329, 3, '2014-05-07 17:08:30', 93),
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I really\r\n        <lb />hope that before this time <treatment n=\"46\">the Semicupium\r\n        <lb />has given relief</treatment>. If it has not the affair must be\r\n        <lb />more difficult. I doubt not but you have attended\r\n        <lb />to the state of <bodypart n=\"56\">the bladder</bodypart> and if any sense of\r\n        <lb />weight fullness &amp; tension <bodypart n=\"78\">above the pubis</bodypart> has\r\n        <lb />shewn that a quantity of urine is collected in\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"56\">the bladder</bodypart>; that <treatment n=\"12\">you either have or will endeaÂ¬\r\n        <lb />vour to pass a catheter</treatment>. I suspect it indeed to\r\n        <lb />be <condition n=\"109\">an ischuria renalis</condition> but even then it is proper\r\n        <lb />to give satisfaction by <treatment n=\"12\">passing a catheter into\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"56\">the bladder</bodypart></treatment>. Whether the case depend on an\r\n        <lb />affection of <bodypart n=\"56\">the bladder</bodypart> or of <bodypart n=\"45\">the kidnies</bodypart> while\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"34\">no feverish</symptom> or <symptom n=\"62\">inflammatory symptoms</symptom> arise our\r\n        <lb />only measures are the employment of <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> &amp;\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"21\">fomentation</treatment> &amp; <treatment n=\"21\">one way of fomentation</treatment> is by large\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"6\">water glysters or at least of common decoction only\r\n        <lb />thrown into <bodypart n=\"53\">the rectum</bodypart></treatment> two or three times a day.\r\n        <lb />The only alternative I can suppose is that <symptom n=\"34\">fever</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"62\">inflamÂ¬\r\n            <lb />matory symptoms</symptom> may arise <treatment n=\"1\">when bleeding will be\r\n        <lb />necessary</treatment> and <ingredient n=\"14\">opiates</ingredient> must be used with reserve.</p>\r\n        <closer><signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup> Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh November</expan></choice> 11 1778.</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4333, 2, '2013-06-14 17:09:01', 95),
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At other times walk every day a good\r\n        <lb />deal. Ride on horseback summer &amp; winter as <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> as you can.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Every day, especially in winter &amp; spring <treatment n=\"18\">rub <bodypart n=\"24\">your feet</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />&amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a flesh brush</treatment> for half an hour every morning imÂ¬\r\n        <lb />mediately before you are to get out of bed. The\r\n        <lb />rubbing should be gentle â€“â€“\r\n    </p>\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Guard carefully against cold â€“â€“ warm cloathing at all seasons.\r\n        <lb />A flannel shirt next your skin the whole year through.\r\n        <lb />Thick shoes &amp; warm stockings. The streets &amp; quays of\r\n        <lb />Bo:ness particularly require this.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />No indian tea or coffee at breakfast, but you may\r\n        <lb />if you please take Cocoa tea or tea made of some herbs\r\n        <lb />of home growth, balm, ground ivy &amp;<sup>c.</sup> or weak chocoÂ¬\r\n        <lb />late, or still better than all, some bread &amp; milk.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />At dinner avoid heavy meats, &amp; of any animal food\r\n        <lb />take moderately, filling up <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> broth <choice><abbr>pudd<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>pudding</expan></choice> or veÂ¬\r\n        <lb />getables. But of these last be sparing especially during\r\n        <lb />winter &amp; spring. Avoid those which are <symptom n=\"7\">apt to prove\r\n        <lb />windy</symptom>, cold or <symptom n=\"48\">sour upon <bodypart n=\"46\">your stomach</bodypart></symptom>.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />No animal food at supper &amp; if possible take no supÂ¬\r\n        <lb />per at all â€“ but some boild barley, rice or sago &amp;c with a\r\n        <lb />spoonful of wine in them or you may take dry toast with a\r\n        <lb />little negus or weak toddy.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Abstain from all malt liquors &amp; take water alone or with\r\n        <lb />a little spirits or wine in it\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />At dinner &amp; supper you may take a little strong drink but\r\n        <lb />moderately â€“ avoiding the weak bodied wines, &amp; the strong ones\r\n        <lb />should be taken diluted with water. Wine strong &amp; sound is\r\n        <lb />better than spirits, <symptom n=\"48\">unless they sour upon <bodypart n=\"46\">your stomach</bodypart></symptom>, when\r\n        <lb />you must avoid wines altogether, taking to spirits &amp; water, taking\r\n        <lb />however still more care to avoid exceding in quantity. You\r\n        <lb />may take what kind of spirit you like best.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Avoid <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> â€“ &amp; if necessary take a medicine such\r\n        <lb />as set below.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Avoid medicines as much as you can. Must not have\r\n        <lb />recourse to <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"113\">bitters</ingredient> for any <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> disorder but must\r\n        <lb />be more assiduous in exercise.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Much continued business improper. Intrupt it by\r\n        <lb />much air &amp; exercise.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />When you feel any pains threatening <bodypart n=\"24\">your feet</bodypart>, you\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />should avoid walking, &amp; have cause to rest, ease, &amp; <treatment n=\"37\">gentle\r\n        <lb />frictions</treatment>\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />If at any time wandering pains trouble you without settling\r\n        <lb />in <bodypart n=\"24\">your feet</bodypart> you may for a night or two take such a draught as\r\n        <lb />I prescribed when at Bo:ness, taking after it a little weak\r\n        <lb />negus or warm toddy <treatment n=\"25\">to procure a gentle perspiration</treatment>\r\n        <lb />by taking a cup of balm or sage tea with perhaps a little\r\n        <lb /><del>mixture</del> <ingredient n=\"38\">spirit of hartshorn</ingredient> in it â€“â€“ but <symptom n=\"28\">when you have had\r\n        <lb />any sweat either in the night or morning</symptom> you should not\r\n        <lb />go abroad but guard against cold, for the day after.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <recipe>\r\n        <choice>\r\n        <orig>\r\n            <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"101\">Gumm. guaiac.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s. <ingredient n=\"93\">Sal. polychr.</ingredient> gr XV. Terito simul\r\n            <lb />in pulv. subtil. dein adde <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes socotor. pulv.</ingredient> Ê’i <ingredient n=\"256\">sem. cardÂ¬ \r\n            <lb />amom. min. pulv.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s. Terito omnia simul probe dein\r\n            <lb />adde <ingredient n=\"169\">Extr. gentian</ingredient> Ê’i <ingredient n=\"75\">Muc. g. Arab.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. m. d. in p.\r\n            <lb />s. gr. V. S. <action n=\"21\">Laxative pills</action> 1, 2, or 3 for a dose at bedÂ¬\r\n            <lb />time when occasion requires.\r\n        </orig>\r\n        <reg>Take half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"101\">guaiacum Gum</ingredient> and 15 grains of <ingredient n=\"93\">polychrest Salt</ingredient>. Grind together into a fine powder, then add a drachm of <ingredient n=\"3\">ground socotrine Aloes</ingredient>\r\n            and half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"256\">cardamom seeds, finely ground</ingredient>. Grind all together thoroughly then add a drachm of <ingredient n=\"169\">gentian Extract</ingredient> and enough <ingredient n=\"75\">Mucilage of gum Arabic</ingredient> \r\n            to make a mass to be divided into pills of five grains each. Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative pills</action> one, two, or three for a dose at bedtime when occasion requires.\r\n        </reg>\r\n        </choice>\r\n    </recipe>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup> Feb.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh February</expan></choice> 8<sup>th</sup> 1779</dateline></closer>\r\n</div>\r\n</body>', 4375, 13, '2014-11-21 13:50:09', 157);
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I think you have done &amp; will do so very properly &amp; I cant\r\n        <lb />be very particular in any advice. I think there is <condition n=\"17\">great reason to suspect a\r\n        <lb />calculus in <bodypart n=\"56\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> bladder</bodypart></condition> &amp; many of your remedies have been judiciously\r\n        <lb />applied on that supposition &amp; I will have you to apply them again as\r\n        <lb />occasions may require, but I shall prepare a remedy that may be a more\r\n        <lb />radical relief. 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If\r\n        <lb />when you have added thirty drops the taste of <ingredient n=\"100\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Lixivium</ingredient> is not\r\n        <lb />observable you must add five more &amp; try again &amp; thus preceeding\r\n        <lb />when you find that <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> last five did not discover itself or only doubtfully\r\n        <lb />&amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> next five does it very clearly <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> former number is <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> proper dose, and may\r\n        <lb />continue to be <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> dose while you continue to use <ingredient n=\"100\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same parcel of\r\n        <lb />Lixivium</ingredient> &amp; to make <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> broth exactly of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same strength. This dose\r\n        <lb />is to be taken every day before dinner, an hour or more as M<sup>rs</sup> T.\r\n        <lb />shall find agreeable &amp; it may be taken <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> bread &amp; considered as\r\n        <lb />a part of her diet. If it shall be found to agree <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> her she may\r\n        <lb />take it twice a day &amp; for <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> 2<sup>d</sup> time an hour before supper or in\r\n        <lb />place of her supper. While she takes this medicine she should\r\n        <lb />abstain from wine &amp; malt Liquors &amp; for her drink &amp; for her Cordial\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />take spirits &amp; water, Gin is the best. She should also abstain from all acids as\r\n        <lb />Lemon vinegar or fruit &amp; at least to take <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Latter only sparingly &amp; after dinner\r\n        <lb />&amp; at a distance <choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>from the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"100\">Lixivium</ingredient>. You\'ll please observe <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>that the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"100\">Lixivium</ingredient> is no\r\n        <lb />ways unfavourable for <condition n=\"31\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Palsy</condition> for <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I have <treatment n=\"3\">no <add place=\"above\">new</add> remedy to offer but <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />Electricity</treatment> &amp; I wish to know what are M<sup>r</sup> Thomsons reasons against it.\r\n        <lb />Going to Bath or using warm bathing may have been thought of\r\n        <lb />but I cannot aprove of either, tho it is possible that <treatment n=\"76\">pumping particular\r\n        <lb />parts</treatment> may be of service. If you can find that M<sup>r</sup> T. would like to\r\n        <lb />make a trial I shall give you my opinion about <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> management\r\n        <lb />but this letter is as long as I can well afford at present. â€“ I am &amp;<sup>.c</sup></p>\r\n       <closer><signed>WC.</signed>\r\n           <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>.r</sup> Aug.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh August</expan></choice> 31<sup>.st</sup> 1779</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4499, 3, '2014-05-09 12:56:51', 128),
(1907, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c4526\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:4526] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Short / Regarding: Mr Charles Addison (Patient) / 21 October 1779 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Marianne Gilchrist</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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I believe however that <symptom n=\"23\">the\r\n            <lb />weakness of <bodypart n=\"46\">the Stomach</bodypart></symptom> is <condition n=\"3\">to be considered as gouty</condition> and\r\n        <lb />I think it would be proper <treatment n=\"9\">after your vomit</treatment> to give him <ingredient n=\"12\">a\r\n        <lb />little course of the chalybeate</ingredient> <choice><abbr>ord</abbr><expan>ordered</expan></choice> below. He ought also to\r\n        <lb />get on horseback &amp; ride as often as the weather will allow:\r\n        <lb />I trust to former directions for guiding <bodypart n=\"46\">his Stomach</bodypart> so as\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"7\">to obviate or avoid flatulence</symptom>. If <symptom n=\"22\">the giddiness</symptom> continue\r\n        <lb />to be very troublesome <treatment n=\"11\">the issue may be proper</treatment> but\r\n        <lb />as it would not be easily got quit of I should wait a\r\n        <lb />little longer before putting it in.</p>\r\n    <recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"35\">Limat. Mart. pp<sup>t.</sup></ingredient> <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam. pulv.</ingredient> @ gr. V\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacch. alb. duriss.</ingredient> gr. X â„³. f. pulv. et f. h. m.\r\n            <lb />doses â„– 28. S. <action n=\"60\">Stomachic powders</action>, one to be taken twice\r\n            <lb />a day in <ingredient n=\"280\">a little currant jelly</ingredient> washing it down w a small\r\n        <lb />cupful of the following</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take 5 grains each of <ingredient n=\"35\">prepared Powdered Steel</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"65\">ground Cinnamon</ingredient>, and 10 grains of <ingredient n=\"50\">white lump Sugar</ingredient>. Mix to make a powder and in this way make up 28 doses.\r\n            Label: <action n=\"60\">Stomachic powders</action>, one to be taken twice a day in <ingredient n=\"280\">a little currant jelly</ingredient> washing it down with a small cupful of the following</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n    <recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tinct. cort. Peruv.</ingredient> â„¥ij <ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">â€“â€“ aromat.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s <ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinnaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mom. simpl.</ingredient> â„¥iv â€“â€“ fontan. â„¥viij â„³. S. <action n=\"60\">Stomachic\r\n        <lb />Tincture</action>; two table spoonfuls to be taken after every\r\n        <lb />dose of the Powder.</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take 2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Peruvian Bark Tincture</ingredient>, Â½ an ounce of <ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">Aromatic Tincture</ingredient>, 4 ounces of <ingredient n=\"65\">simple Cinnamon water</ingredient> and 8 ounces of spring water. Mix. \r\n            Label: <action n=\"60\">Stomachic Tincture</action>; two table spoonfuls to be taken after every dose of the Powder.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n    <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup> Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh October</expan></choice> 21. 1779</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4526, 2, '2013-10-30 17:14:54', 100),
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For the two first she must\r\n        <lb />take what exercise the state of the weather &amp; her indoÂ¬\r\n        <lb />lence will allow of but I recommend it very earnestly.\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"17\">For her want of sleep</symptom> she must frequently have <ingredient n=\"14\">an opiate</ingredient>.\r\n        <lb />As she commonly sleeps in the fore part of the night &amp;\r\n        <lb />lies awake in the morning I give her a draught with\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"58\" t=\"1\"><choice><abbr>g<sup>tt.</sup> XXX Tinct. Theb.</abbr><expan>30 drops of Thebaic Tincture</expan></choice></ingredient> to be taken some time after said night.\r\n        <lb />It answered well several times. You may give her a\r\n        <lb />mixture containing <choice><abbr>g<sup>tt.</sup> XXX</abbr><expan>30 drops</expan></choice> to the ounce &amp; therefore to be\r\n        <lb />taken by two spoonfuls for a dose after midnight when\r\n        <lb />she happens to awake. But as I found this could not be\r\n        <lb />repeated often without increasing the dose I gave her a\r\n        <lb />dose of pills consisting of <choice><abbr><ingredient n=\"5\">As. fÅ“tid.</ingredient> gr. V <ingredient n=\"23\">Camph.</ingredient> gr. iij\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"91\">Nitr.</ingredient> gr. iij &amp; gr. j of <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient></abbr><expan>5 grains of <ingredient n=\"5\">AsafÅ“tida</ingredient>, 3 grains of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient>, 3 grains of <ingredient n=\"91\">Nitre</ingredient> &amp; 1 grain of <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient></expan></choice> made up with mucilage\r\n        <lb />&amp; formed into three Pills. You may make a mass of that\r\n        <lb />kind but as it is difficult to diffuse <ingredient n=\"14\">the Opium</ingredient> equably\r\n        <lb />in any thing of a mass you must in the first place divide\r\n        <lb />the mass of the other ingredients into doses and add a\r\n        <lb />grain of <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> to each. You may set <action n=\"34\">both these anoÂ¬\r\n        <lb />dynes</action> by her to take the one or other by turns but\r\n        <lb />neither constantly and <symptom n=\"17\">only when she misses sleep for a\r\n        <lb />night or two together</symptom>. The pills as operating slowly\r\n        <lb />are to be taken at bed time. Both for relieving <symptom n=\"24\">her\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />tendency to costiveness</symptom> &amp; the effects of <action n=\"34\">these anodynes</action>\r\n        <lb />nothing seems better than <ingredient n=\"125\">the Soluble Tartar</ingredient>. But is\r\n        <lb />an uncertain medicine &amp; is the better of having a\r\n        <lb />little stimulus added to it.</p>\r\n    <recipe><choice><orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"125\">Tart. solub.</ingredient> â„¥ij <ingredient n=\"222\">Sal.\r\n        <lb />marin. hispan</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"93\">â€“â€“â€“â€“ polychrest.</ingredient> @ â„¥Å¿s Aq. font. â„¥vj\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinnam. simpl.</ingredient> â„¥ij Solve et cola. S. <action n=\"33\">Aperient\r\n        <lb />solution</action> two table spoonfuls in a muchkin of spring\r\n    <lb />water or cow milk whey at two draughts in the morn<sup>g</sup>.</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take 2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient>, Â½ an ounce each of <ingredient n=\"222\">Spanish Sea-salt</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"93\">Polychrest Salts</ingredient>, 6 ounces of spring water and 2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"65\">simple Cinnamon water</ingredient>. Dissolve and strain. \r\n            Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient solution</action> two table spoonfuls in a muchkin of spring water or cow milk whey at two draughts in the morning.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n   <p><lb />Increase or diminish this as it gives more or less\r\n        <lb />than one stool. When she happens to neglect the\r\n        <lb />use of this medicine so that she misses a stool for\r\n       <lb />two days she should then <treatment n=\"6\">immediately have recourse\r\n        <lb />to such a glyster</treatment> as I directed her to take here.</p>\r\n    <closer><signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup> Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh November</expan></choice> 25. 1778..</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4343, 3, '2014-05-09 12:40:16', 128),
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This\r\n        <lb />is <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> most effectual means both of mending your spirits &amp; sleeps.\r\n    </p>   \r\n    <p>    \r\n        <lb />At the same time take care to keep your <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular by\r\n        <lb />taking every morning a part of what is prescribed below.\r\n     </p>\r\n     <p>   \r\n        <lb />If you can take it in some fresh drawn Cow Milk whey\r\n        <lb />it will be the best, but if the whey proves very windy on <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> \r\n         <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> you may take the medicine in spring water.\r\n     </p>\r\n     <p>   \r\n         <lb />This medicine should give you one stool and no more\r\n        <lb />every day, &amp; if it does either more or less, you must diminish or\r\n        <lb />increase the dose. - In your Diet take what you find\r\n        <lb />digests most easily but take care to avoid Cabbage and\r\n        <lb />other such greens &amp; roots as prove very windy on your\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>. In Drinking you must avoid all Malt Liquor\r\n        <lb />particularly small Beer, let your ordinary drink, be\r\n        <lb />either plain water or with a little good sherry in it.\r\n     \r\n     </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n          \r\n            <lb />With respect to strong drink I would not bid you abstain from\r\n            <lb />it altogether, but it is absolutely necessary for you to be very\r\n            <lb />moderate. A full glass may seem to give you temporary \r\n            <lb />relief, but every degree of excess will certainly make <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />ailments recur with more violence.\r\n      </p>     \r\n      <p>      \r\n            <lb />This is all I can advise at present but I shall perhaps\r\n            <lb />advise farther if you will please to let me know more\r\n <pb n=\"2\" />           \r\n            <lb />exactly the state of your appetite and Digestion the state\r\n            <lb />of your <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> and how far you have been accustomed to\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"30\">Purgatives</treatment> &amp; of what kind. Let me know also if you have\r\n            <lb />ever have had recourse to any <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> for mending your sleep\r\n            <lb />and with what success. \r\n      </p>   \r\n          <closer>\r\n            <salute>I am Sir &amp;c</salute> \r\n            <signed>W<sup>m</sup> C</signed>\r\n              <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> June 25<sup>th</sup>\r\n              <lb />1778</dateline>\r\n          </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4260, 2, '2013-09-12 11:20:47', 132),
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S. et. aug<sup>t</sup> ad ij v., iij\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>                   \r\n                    Take four scruples of <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tarter</ingredient> three ounces of <ingredient n=\"247\">Lemon Juice</ingredient>\r\n                     or sufficient to requirements; four ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose Water</ingredient>\r\n                    One ounce each of <ingredient n=\"65\">Simple Cinnamon Water</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"110\">Antimonial Wine</ingredient>\r\n                    half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient>\r\n                    Label: <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Mixture</action>. 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Hisp</ingredient> â„¥fs Aq. font. â„¥vj\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinn Spirit.</ingredient> â„¥ij Solve cola et Sig. <action n=\"33\">Aperient Solution</action> Cap. cocht. ij\r\n                    <lb />ex Aq. foul. lbfs. om. mane.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>                   \r\n                    Take three ounces of <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient> half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"222\">Spanish Sea Salt</ingredient>\r\n                    and six ounces of Spring Water three ounces of <ingredient n=\"65\">Spirit of Cinnamon water</ingredient> dissolve and strain.\r\n                    Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient Solution</action>. 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Let her take two spoons with <ingredient n=\"68\">Peppermint Water</ingredient> or two spoons - when \r\n                    <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> the heat of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach is troublesome</bodypart>.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />With the above <choice><abbr>meds.</abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> fresh air &amp; gentle exercise - in a\r\n            <lb />Carriage -- Walking sometimes &amp; little at a time &amp;c.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Diet. avoid almost entirely Animal food, &amp; take what milk\r\n            <lb />grain &amp; Vegetables her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> easily digests. - Drink plain Water\r\n            <lb />no Wine nor Malt liquors ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Aug.</abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 20<sup>th</sup> </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4296, 3, '2014-06-11 13:28:29', 196),
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However this is what we have to fearr\r\n            <lb />&amp; I would have him return to the use of the <ingredient n=\"12\">ChalyÂ¬\r\n            <lb />beate</ingredient> and even to assist that with such a light\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"29\">tonic</action> as I have ordered below. I am glad he bore \r\n            <lb />his journey to Carlisle so well; for the preservation\r\n            <lb />I think of his health will depend much upon his\r\n            <lb />being able for a journey of some length. He should\r\n            <lb />set out before the middle of next month &amp; should pursue\r\n            <lb />it steadily for some weeks to the South. If he is\r\n            <lb />to attempt a <ingredient n=\"12\">mineral water</ingredient> I prefer Tunbridge to\r\n            <lb />any other I know of. 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S. <action n=\"29\">Tonic Infusion</action>\r\n                    <lb />two table spoonfuls to be taken after every dose of\r\n                    <lb />the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"1\">Chalybeate Tincture</ingredient>.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"1\">crushed Peruvian Bark</ingredient>, and a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"21\">orange</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon</ingredient> and\r\n                    <ingredient n=\"165\">pomegranate</ingredient>. Leave to set in two pounds of boiling water for twelve hours, stirring from time to time, then add \r\n                    two ounces of <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Peruvian Bark</ingredient>. After, strain with paper. 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<condition n=\"50\">Atonic appearance</condition> which the disease \r\n            <lb />has put on for these two years past may be owing to a fall\r\n            <lb />he received about the beginning of the year 1777 by which\r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> was much <symptom n=\"70\">contused</symptom> and about eight days after the\r\n            <lb />fall in consequence of the <symptom n=\"70\">Contusion</symptom> he was seized with an\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"37\">Erysepelas</condition> all over his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> which made the frequent\r\n            <lb />repetition of <treatment n=\"1\">Blooding</treatment> &amp; <action n=\"24\">purgatives</action> indispensably necessary\r\n            <lb />The Medicines which have been employed are those which\r\n            <lb />tend to <action n=\"31\">strengthen</action> the System in General &amp; <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> in partiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cular as <ingredient n=\"113\">Bitters</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>, at the same time gentle means\r\n            <lb />have been used to bring the Disease to the <bodypart n=\"52\">Extremities</bodypart> as \r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"17\">pedeluvium</treatment> twice a week &amp; <treatment n=\"37\">frictions</treatment> a <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> was also\r\n            <lb />applied to the region of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> on friday last ---\r\n            <lb />His Diet is chiefly nourishing &amp; Solid, he takes a glass of\r\n            <lb />wine after &amp; between meals --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Brodie has been thro\' the whole of his Life a very active\r\n            <lb />and Laborious Man, about fifteen years ago and for\r\n            <lb />several years before that period he was much exposed\r\n            <lb />to Company in the way of his Business &amp; took his Glass\r\n            <lb />very freely but of late years he has been very moderate\r\n            <lb />in that way, perhaps the change has been rather sudden\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Hoping to hear from you soon &amp; that your prescriptions\r\n            <lb />and Directions (which shall be punctually obeyed) will have\r\n            <lb />a Salutary effect - \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I ever am\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />your most <choice><abbr>hum<sup>le</sup> Servt</abbr><expan>humble Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>John Whyte</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Dysart 18 July 1779}</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh \r\n            <lb />2 13 11 2\r\n            <lb />1170\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1707, 3, '2014-08-29 14:31:30', 43),
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Aurant.</ingredient> &amp; repeated the former <ingredient n=\"113\">bitters</ingredient> to be\r\n            <lb />taken along with the Electuary, but without relief\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I would gladly have given him a <treatment n=\"9\">Vomit</treatment>, but his\r\n            <lb />Constitution forbids it --- His case is very threatÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ening, and <symptom n=\"23\">his Strength falling off fast</symptom> -- He will\r\n            <lb />tell you all his complaints himself to which I\r\n            <lb />refer for your more information, I always am with\r\n            <lb />great Esteem------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n                <lb />you most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t.</sup> Ser<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Alex<sup>r. Wemyss</sup></signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />Kirkaldy\r\n                <lb />July 18<sup>th.</sup> <u>1779</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Wemyss <choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Brodie\r\n            <lb /><subst><del>July 18<sup>th</sup></del><add place=\"below\">Aug. 1779</add></subst> 1779\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1708, 2, '2013-06-11 13:56:45', 40),
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S. <action n=\"25\">Cooling Powder</action>.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>                   \r\n                    Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"357\">Sodium Carbonate</ingredient> - half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"50\">pure White Sugar</ingredient>\r\n                    prepare the powders together and Label: <action n=\"25\">Cooling Powder</action>.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"2\">Ung<sup>t</sup> â˜¿</ingredient> sine <ingredient n=\"55\">terebinth parat.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"272\">Ol. alivar. oprt.</ingredient> â„¥iv\r\n                    <lb />Terito simul addende paulatium <ingredient n=\"272\" t=\"23\">unguento oleum</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb />Sig. for an <treatment n=\"8\">Injection</treatment> <unclear>sh</unclear>\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>                   \r\n                    Take two drachms of <ingredient n=\"2\">Unguent of Mercury</ingredient> without <ingredient n=\"55\">turpentine preparation</ingredient>\r\n                    four drachms of the best <ingredient n=\"272\">Olive Oil</ingredient>\r\n                    bring together, gradually adding <ingredient n=\"272\" t=\"23\">oil ointment</ingredient>.\r\n                    Label: For an <treatment n=\"8\">Injection</treatment> <unclear>sh</unclear>\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar</ingredient> lbj - <ingredient n=\"2\">Merc. subl. corrosu.</ingredient> gr iv â„³. Sig\r\n                    <lb />for an <treatment n=\"8\">Injection</treatment> to be made weaker or stronger as the parts require\r\n                    <lb />it. The full of a <treatment n=\"47\">small Syringe</treatment> enough at one time. --\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>                   \r\n                    Take one pint of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose Water</ingredient> - four grains of <ingredient n=\"2\">Corrosive Sublimate of Mercury</ingredient>\r\n                    Mix. Label: For an <treatment n=\"8\">Injection</treatment> to be made weaker or stronger as the parts require it. 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(1915, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1716\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1716] From:  John Whyte / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Mr John Brodie (Patient) / 1 August 1779 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Vivien Williams</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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A great Complaint of his is <symptom n=\"17\">bad sleep</symptom>, he does not\r\n             <lb />four hours thro\' the night. He commonly awakes\r\n             <lb />about two of the Morning after which he seldom sleeps\r\n             \r\n             <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n             \r\n             <lb />any -- he has <symptom n=\"28\">no morning sweats</symptom> - His Appetite much the\r\n             <lb />same as before - His <symptom n=\"31\"><bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> for some time past has been\r\n             <lb />rather loose</symptom> but about the beginning of last week he had \r\n             <lb />generally five or six loose stools a day, this I thought rather\r\n             <lb />too much &amp; might tend to <symptom n=\"23\">weaken him</symptom>, to moderate which\r\n             <lb />he got the <action n=\"5\">Julap. Sistens</action> <choice><abbr>Ph. Paup.</abbr><expan>Pharmacopoeia Pauperum</expan></choice> sine <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudano Liquido</ingredient>\r\n             <lb />which had the effect - His <symptom n=\"6\">Spirits are not so good</symptom> &amp; is more\r\n             <lb />apprehensive -- All your directions have been very \r\n             <lb />strictly followed by M<sup>r</sup> Brodie. he thought the powÂ¬\r\n             <lb />ders at first gave him some uneasiness of his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n             <lb />for a little time after taking them, but has had no\r\n             <lb />complaint of that all last week - he has not yet used\r\n             <lb />all the powders you prescribed I believe it may be\r\n             <lb />Thursday before they will be finished -- The Medicines\r\n             <lb />you prescribed have been used so short a time that great\r\n             <lb />effect could not have followed - Hoping to hear from\r\n             <lb />you soon\r\n         </p>\r\n         <closer>\r\n             <salute>\r\n                 <lb />I remain\r\n                 <lb />Sir\r\n                 <lb />your most <choice><abbr>hum<sup>le</sup> Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>humble Servant</expan></choice>\r\n             </salute>\r\n             <signed>John Whyte</signed>\r\n             <dateline>Dysart 1 August 1779}</dateline>\r\n         </closer>\r\n         \r\n         <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n         \r\n     </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n             <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n             <lb />Physician\r\n             <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n<handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n             <lb />M<sup>r</sup> J. Whyte <choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n             <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Brodie\r\n             <lb /><choice><abbr>Aug.</abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 1. 1779.\r\n             <lb />V. X. p. 56.\r\n         </p>\r\n</annot>\r\n     </div>\r\n</body>', 1716, 2, '2013-11-04 16:55:00', 70),
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At present\r\n            <lb />the returns are irregular, fully as frequent, rather more\r\n            <lb />severe, and now accompanied with <symptom n=\"6\">lowness of spirits</symptom>, and\r\n            <lb />a peculiar dulness of his <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart>, which have a Yellowish\r\n            <lb />tinge, as also on his <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> round them, especially when\r\n            <lb />the pains are on him: he has been at times subject to\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"65\">haemorrhages from the <bodypart n=\"5\">nose</bodypart></symptom>, sometimes preceded by <symptom n=\"1\">headÂ¬ \r\n            <lb />ach</symptom>, which it never failed to relieve: his Urine is\r\n            <lb />very high coloured, his stools of a natural colour.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At the beginning of his complaints he\r\n            <lb />tells me he took some <ingredient n=\"113\">Bitters</ingredient> infused in brandy and\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />also the <ingredient n=\"3\">Vinum Aloeticum</ingredient> in small doses, without effect,\r\n            <lb />otherwise than the last by keeping his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When he applied to me. (taking his case to be a \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">weakness of the <bodypart n=\"69\">intestines</bodypart></symptom>) I have him a <action n=\"21\">laxative Solution</action>\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"125\">Tart. Solub.</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"95\">Sal Glaub.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"222\">Sal Hyspan</ingredient> with a small proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />portion of <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalyb.</ingredient> which gave great relief for a\r\n            <lb />considerable time: I also advised riding on horseback &amp;\r\n            <lb />to wear a Flannel Shirt; to dinner he took some Animal\r\n            <lb />food &amp; two or three glasses of Port. wine. However, his comÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plaints have recurred. As to other particulars I beg\r\n            <lb />leave to refer You to himself. I am with the\r\n            <lb />highest respect\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Your Most Obedient\r\n                <lb />humble Servant.\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>M: Hunter</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />I beg leave to inform you that my Father\r\n            <lb />died about ten days ago of an <condition n=\"27\">Anasarca</condition>, probably the\r\n            <lb />effects of repeated <treatment n=\"1\">Venesections</treatment> for the relief of his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>.\r\n        </postscript>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen.\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n       \r\n       <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n       </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M. Hunter\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Q</abbr><expan>query</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Law\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Dec<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 1779\r\n            <lb />X p. 133.\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1766, 3, '2014-04-09 12:39:22', 44),
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I had the\r\n            <lb />Pleasure of a visit from thy Son &amp; Grand Daughter about\r\n            <lb />4 Weeks since, which was shortened by an unlucky\r\n            <lb />accident of my Horse Starting &amp; falling back on me the\r\n            <lb />Day they came to the great Danger of my Life. 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Seal &amp; send him. Hope this will\r\n            <lb />meet thyself &amp; your whole Family enjoying the Blessin<supplied>g</supplied>\r\n            <lb />of Health together with our friends Petersons. Docto<supplied>r</supplied> <illegible w=\"1\"/>Â¬\r\n            <lb />ton &amp; the other <choice><abbr>Gentl<sup>n.</sup></abbr><expan>Gentlemen</expan></choice> in their House with an<illegible l=\"5\"/> A<illegible l=\"4\"/>Â¬\r\n            <lb />anee to all whom pray present my best respects, but in\r\n            <lb />a more particular Manner thyself &amp; Family are entitel\'d\r\n            <lb />to my Sincere Wishes for your uninterrupted Prosperity\r\n            <lb />who remain, thy much Oblig\'d &amp; very Respectfull Friend.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>Tho<sup>s:</sup> Were</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><illegible l=\"1\"/> M<sup>rs</sup> Strettel\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />Tho<sup>s</sup> Were.\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1778.\r\n            <lb />9. p. 98\r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1589, 2, '2013-10-14 17:17:35', 148),
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I thought that M<sup>rs</sup> K. had carried a <action n=\"21\">laxative\r\n                <lb />medicine</action> along with her else I would have provided one. There is a pill\r\n                <lb />called <ingredient n=\"63\">Andersons</ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> is to be had in almost every town in Scotland &amp; I\r\n                <lb />suppose at Inverary. 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You tell\r\n            <lb />me <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> her complaints about <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> time <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> she <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> have been unwell\r\n            <lb />but I wish you had told me <add place=\"above\">whether</add> she became unwell or not. If she did\r\n            <lb />not I shall think it a mark of her <condition n=\"7\">being <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> child</condition> &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> I hope will\r\n            <lb />put an end to all her complaints. I wish you had told me also\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />whether M<sup>rs</sup> K. got <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Pills either of one kind or other mentioned in my last\r\n            <lb />--If she has occasion for them they <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> certainly be employed. Tho she\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> think herself <condition n=\"7\">with Child</condition>, she will be the better of gentle exercise\r\n            <lb />at least in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Carriage &amp; fresh air is good for everything.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am sorry Miss Ford still feels <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> pain in her <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> but I impute\r\n            <lb />both that &amp; her <symptom n=\"1\">head achs</symptom> very <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> weather &amp; want of exercise.</p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> is distressing but I dont suppose it to have any\r\n            <lb />conection <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>with the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> is in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> part I especially wish to take care of &amp;\r\n            <lb />therefore don\'t prescribe any thing for <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> as I hope better\r\n            <lb />weather will cure it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup> Sept<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh September</expan></choice> 24<sup>th</sup> 1779</dateline>\r\n            <signed>WC.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4510, 2, '2013-09-10 13:56:53', 50),
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the former\r\n            <lb />complaints continuing as the pain of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>, the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"31\">Looseness</symptom>, <symptom n=\"8\">want of Appetite</symptom> and <symptom n=\"17\">sleep</symptom> and <symptom n=\"23\">loss of Strength</symptom> -\r\n            <lb />But since friday last the alteration has been more remarkable\r\n            <lb />he was then seized with a more than ordinary pain of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"73\">Sides</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> accompanied with violent <symptom n=\"61\">sickness</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom>\r\n            <lb />of any food he took, <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom>, <symptom n=\"31\">diarrhoea</symptom> (about six stools a \r\n            <lb />day) <symptom n=\"15\">pulse from 100 to 110 &amp; full</symptom>, Urine hight coloured, <symptom n=\"8\">want \r\n            <lb />of Appetite</symptom>, <symptom n=\"17\">sleep bad</symptom> - These symptoms have continued\r\n            <lb />very constantly since that time, particularly the violent\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"61\">Sickness</symptom> by which he can scarse set out of bed five minutes\r\n            <lb />&amp; indeed there has been no remission of any of these symptoms\r\n            <lb />mentioned since that time, except the pains &amp; that is of short\r\n            <lb />duration - About a fortnight ago I was in hopes his disease\r\n            <lb />would have taken a <supplied>turn</supplied> to the better as at that time he\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />was troubled with pains of his <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart>, at which time his\r\n            <lb />other complaints were very moderate, but the pains of his <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />&amp; <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart> too soon went off - - Your Prescriptions &amp; Regimen\r\n            <lb />have been strictly observed - To check the <symptom n=\"31\">looseness</symptom> <add place=\"above\"><ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient></add> was used\r\n            <lb />but I cannot say with any good effect, when it was given at\r\n            <lb />Bedtime it restrained <add place=\"above\">it</add> thro\' the night but recurred with double\r\n            <lb />violence in the morning &amp; when repeated in the morning by\r\n            <lb />restraining of the <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> he had always violent pains of\r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> untill such time as he had two or three stools ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am sorry I was not more particular in my last about the \r\n            <lb />Exercise he took, for which I got a reprimand from you, <subst><del>he</del><add place=\"above\">I</add></subst>\r\n            <lb />thought that the mentioning his strictly observing your\r\n            <lb />Regimen &amp; directions would have been sufficient to notify\r\n            <lb />his observance to your directions about Exercise &amp; indeed\r\n            <lb />this he endeavoured to accomplish as much as lay in his power,\r\n            <lb />he could not indeed ride fifty miles a day as you afterwards\r\n            <lb />ordered. but untill within these forteen days he rode three\r\n            <lb />times a day &amp; 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Pauper.</abbr><expan>Pharmacopoeia Pauperum</expan></choice> applied to his <bodypart n=\"23\">ankles</bodypart> - \r\n            <lb />but these have been as unsuccessfull as the others - The\r\n            <lb />Electuary (&amp; I believe <add place=\"above\">will be the case with</add> most other Medicines) he no sooner\r\n            <lb />takes into the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> but are rejected, for which which\r\n            <lb />reason since the <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> became so severe the only medicine\r\n            <lb />he has got as a pill of <ingredient n=\"14\">Solid Opium</ingredient> which is repeated accordÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ding to the urgency of the Symptoms - I hope to be favoured with\r\n            <lb />an Answer in Course &amp; if this trouble should incur anoth<supplied>er</supplied>\r\n            <lb />fee <illegible w=\"1\" /> shall be complied with\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I remain\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />your most <choice><abbr>obed Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>John Whyte</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Dysart 3 October <u>1779</u></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> J. 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If I misÂ¬\r\n            <lb />take not there is an <condition n=\"37\">erysipelutous inflamation</condition> affecting\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> whole length of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"82\">ailementary canal</bodypart> &amp; I wish you <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> let\r\n            <lb />me know if you have or shall observe it appearing in\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth &amp; fauces</bodypart>. 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I see now <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> reason\r\n            <lb />why <ingredient n=\"14\">opiates</ingredient> have given him so little relief but <choice><abbr>y<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>they</expan></choice> maybe\r\n            <lb />still necessary as they are <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> only means of relief. -\r\n            <lb />Instead of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"14\">opium Pill</ingredient> I <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> advise <choice><abbr>y.</abbr><expan>you</expan></choice> to try <ingredient n=\"58\"><choice><abbr>Laud<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>Laudanum</expan></choice></ingredient> by\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"8\">Injection</treatment>. <del>It</del> To make him keep it you must give\r\n            <lb />above <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> bulk of two or three ounces of water <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a \r\n            <lb />dram of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient> dissolved in every ounce of water.\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />In such <treatment n=\"8\">injection</treatment> you may put fifty or Sixty drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">L. L.</ingredient> -\r\n            <lb />more or less as his present dose of <ingredient n=\"14\">opium</ingredient> is. If these can be\r\n            <lb />retained they will moderate both <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"31\">purging</symptom> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> best\r\n            <lb />time for giving them is about a quarter of an hour after a\r\n            <lb />Stool &amp; let <unclear><choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice></unclear> pipe give as little <symptom n=\"78\">irritation</symptom> as possible covering\r\n            <lb />it if necessary <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a piece of hen gut &amp; throw up <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Liquid as \r\n            <lb />far as you can. . The <treatment n=\"21\">empl. calidum</treatment> was a durable but feeble\r\n            <lb />remedy. I will not promise <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup> fm</abbr><expan>much from</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment> but <del>it</del> in this \r\n            <lb />case every possible remedy <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> be attempted. Lay a <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> thereÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fore to each <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart> &amp; according to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> effects repeat the elsewhere.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup> Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh October</expan></choice> 5<sup>th.</sup> 1779.</dateline>\r\n            <signed>WC.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        <head>\r\n            <lb />For M<sup>r</sup> Brodie\r\n        </head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. ros.</ingredient> â„¥iij <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">Syr. e ros. sicc.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"315\">Spir. vitr. ten.</ingredient> @ â„¥Å¿s. -----\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <action n=\"25\">Cooling Mixture</action> a tea Spfull to be taken in an ordinary wine\r\n                    <lb />glass full of water or <del>Em</del> <ingredient n=\"75\" t=\"23\">Arabic Emulsion</ingredient> several times a day\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take three ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">rose water</ingredient>, and half an ounce each of <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">syrup of dried rose</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"315\">spirit of vitriol</ingredient>.\r\n                    Label <action n=\"25\">Cooling Mixture</action>, a teaspoonful to be taken in an ordinary wine glass full of water or <ingredient n=\"75\" t=\"23\">Arabic Emulsion</ingredient> several times a day.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <dateline>5. <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1779.</dateline>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4515, 2, '2013-11-04 14:29:31', 96);
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Cullin M. D.\r\n            <lb />Edenburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Knott\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1779.\r\n            <lb />X. p. 106.\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1743, 13, '2014-11-24 13:02:04', 65),
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Two for a dose at bed time; or three\r\n            <lb />if two do not answer; but I hope one may answer.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The dose should be repeated every second or third <subst><del>day</del><add place=\"above\">night</add></subst>\r\n            <lb />when he has no stools in the <subst><del>day</del><add place=\"above\">mean</add></subst> time; and when he\r\n            <lb />has a nocturnal stool he may always let alone the\r\n            <lb />Pills till he go two days without a Stool. These\r\n            <lb />pills are to be used when at Sea or on Land. I have\r\n            <lb />prescribed below a medicine to be taken when he can\r\n            <lb />be two or three weeks ashore. He is to take\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />one of the powders every day for a week, &amp; one of\r\n            <lb />them twice a day for the week following; and \r\n            <lb />after every powder he is to take two tableÂ¬\r\n            <lb />spoonfuls of the Tincture. The Powders are to\r\n            <lb />be taken in currant jelly or water berry but not\r\n            <lb />in any liquid. The time of taking them is an\r\n            <lb />hour or two before dinner and an hour before\r\n            <lb />Supper. - \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He may take a little solid meat at dinner.\r\n            <lb />Much salted meat would be improper but he\r\n            <lb />may take a little. He should avoid broth with barley\r\n            <lb />roots or greens or at least take them very seldom.\r\n            <lb />At supper no solid meat unless an egg. He may\r\n            <lb />sometimes take boiled barley &amp; currants. No tea\r\n            <lb />at breakfast, but cocoa, or water gruel &amp; bread.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For ordinary drink good Port diluted with a \r\n            <lb />double quantity of water. No small beer. After\r\n            <lb />dinner he may take two or three glasses of red Port\r\n            <lb />&amp; after supper 2 or 3 of Toddy; but must always\r\n            <lb />be temperate ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"35\">Lim. M.</ingredient> ppt. <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinn. p.</ingredient> @ gr. v. <ingredient n=\"50\">Sacch. alb. puriss.</ingredient> gr. x\r\n                    <lb />â„³ f. pulv. et f. h.m. dos. No xxi. S. <action n=\"31\">Strength<sup>g</sup> Powd.</action>\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take five grams each of prepared <ingredient n=\"35\">powdered steel</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon powder</ingredient>, ten grams of <ingredient n=\"50\">very pure hard white sugar</ingredient>.\r\n                    Mix to make a powder, and in this way make twenty-one doses. Label <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Powder</action>.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tinct. cort. Peruv.</ingredient> â„¥iv <ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinn. simpl.</ingredient> --- <ingredient n=\"68\">menth.\r\n                    <lb />piper.</ingredient> @ â„¥vi â„³ S. <action n=\"31\">Strength<sup>g</sup> Tincture</action>.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take four ounces of <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Peruvian bark</ingredient>, six ounces each of <ingredient n=\"65\">simple cinnamon water</ingredient> and \r\n                    <ingredient n=\"68\">peppermint</ingredient>. Mix and label <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Tincture</action>\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 17<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 1779.</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4554, 2, '2013-09-18 17:01:57', 55),
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This is\r\n            <lb />a state of matters not easily mended but time\r\n            <lb />and pains may do a great deal to relieve it and\r\n            <lb />for this purpose I offer the following directions\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />1 Every day that is tolerably mild and fair\r\n            <lb />let her go on horseback behind a man for two or\r\n            <lb />three hours in the forenoon.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2. In taking this Exercise and at all other\r\n            <lb />times She must take a great deal of care to\r\n            <lb />avoid cold. For this purpose She should have\r\n            <lb />flannel or woolen every where next her <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />She should wear constantly two pairs of Stockings\r\n            <lb />and if her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> are liable to become <symptom n=\"20\">cold</symptom> and\r\n            <lb />especially when She rides out She should have\r\n            <lb />the addition of foot Socks on <bodypart n=\"24\">her feet</bodypart> and riding\r\n            <lb />hose upon <bodypart n=\"17\">her legs</bodypart>. If at any time when She\r\n            <lb />is within doors <bodypart n=\"24\">her feet</bodypart> should become cold\r\n            <lb />let them be immediately brought into heat\r\n            <lb />by <treatment n=\"37\">chaffing</treatment> them before the fire.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3 While her <symptom n=\"8\">Appetite is so bad</symptom> I cannot\r\n            <lb />be positive in ordering her diet and at present\r\n            <lb />I would generally allow her to take what\r\n            <lb />She has any inclination for but it is my\r\n            <lb />opinion that Tea and Broth with Roots and\r\n            <lb />Greens are bad for her and that She should\r\n            <lb />endeavour to take something nourishing\r\n            <lb />and solid as often as her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> can be \r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />brought to bear it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4 In the way of medicine as soon as She\r\n            <lb />is Settled at home let her take every forenoon\r\n            <lb />one of the <action n=\"60\">Stomachic powders</action> prescribed in the\r\n            <lb />inclosed paper. The best time is about Twelve\r\n            <lb />oClock Noon or when She is to go abroad to ride\r\n            <lb />She may take the powder about a quarter or\r\n            <lb />half an hour before She is to go out.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />5 Every day about half an hour or an\r\n            <lb />hour before dinner let her take a dose of the\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"60\">Stomachic drops</action> as I have now corrected the\r\n            <lb />prescription. The same dose is to be taken\r\n            <lb />about an hour or more after She has taken\r\n            <lb />any food or at least as soon as She finds any\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"61\">sickness</symptom> coming on\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />6 When She has had much <symptom n=\"61\">Sickness\r\n                \r\n                <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n                \r\n                <lb />or reaching</symptom> in the Evening let her take at bed time\r\n            <lb />such a draft as I ordered for her last night and for\r\n            <lb />which the prescription is repeated in the inclosed\r\n            <lb />paper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />7 It is extremely necessary for her to avoid\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> and it should be done either by her taking\r\n            <lb />a <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> or when the <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> has gone a little\r\n            <lb />far by taking a <treatment n=\"6\">glyster</treatment>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />8 I have only to add that if it should at any\r\n            <lb />time happen that the pains of her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> should\r\n            <lb />be frequent and violent or that her <symptom n=\"3\">Vomitings</symptom>\r\n            <lb />should be so I have ordered in the inclosed paper\r\n            <lb />a <treatment n=\"6\">glyster</treatment> that will hardly fail to give her relief.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 24<sup>.th</sup> October\r\n                <lb />1784\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Younghusband</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"35\">Rubig. ferr.</ingredient> pp<sup>.t</sup> gr. x\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamom. pulv.</ingredient> gr. v\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar. puriss.</ingredient> gr. xv.\r\n                    <lb />â„³ f. pulvis et f. h. m. dos. 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Label: <action n=\"60\">Stomachic Drops</action>, fifty or sixty to be taken on a bit of Sugar twice a day\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar. alb.</ingredient> Æ·j\r\n                    <lb />Instilla <ingredient n=\"161\">Elix. propr. vitriol.</ingredient> g<sup>tt</sup> 4\r\n                    <lb />Terito Simul et paulatim adde\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinnamom. Simpl.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"68\">menth. piperit.</ingredient> @ Æ·vi\r\n                    <lb />â„³. Signa The <action n=\"60\">Stomachic Draught</action> to be taken at\r\n                    <lb />bedtime when occasion requires.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take a drachm of <ingredient n=\"50\">white sugar</ingredient> and pour into it four drops of <ingredient n=\"161\">Elixir proprietas vitriolicum</ingredient>.\r\n                    Rub in together and little by little add six drachms each of <ingredient n=\"65\">Simple cinnamon Water</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"68\">peppermint</ingredient>.\r\n                    Mix. Label: <action n=\"60\">The Stomachic Draught</action>, to be taken at bedtime when occasion requires.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum. 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C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />24<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />1784\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4937, 13, '2014-11-24 13:50:27', 136),
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At this\r\n           <lb />season in particular I can\r\n           <lb />easily account for the delay,\r\n           <lb />your class, &amp; extensive\r\n           <lb />practice can allow but\r\n           <lb />very little leisure. M<sup>r.</sup>\r\n           <lb />Irwins impatience\r\n           \r\n         <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n           \r\n           <lb />however renders it necesÂ¬\r\n           <lb />sary for me to trouble you\r\n           <lb />again hoping you will\r\n           <lb />now be able to spare time\r\n           <lb />to transmit an immediate\r\n           <lb />answer. His situation conÂ¬\r\n           <lb />tinues much the same as\r\n           <lb />it was when I wrote last.\r\n           <lb />The <symptom n=\"78\">Itching</symptom> seems to be more\r\n           <lb />severe &amp; his <symptom n=\"17\">sleep in the\r\n           <lb />night more disturbed</symptom>. He\r\n           <lb />rides out in the Carriage 8\r\n           <lb />or 10 miles every day &amp; when\r\n           <lb />in the carriage is pretty\r\n           <lb />easy but getting out\r\n           <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">finds himself very weak</symptom>\r\n           \r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n           \r\n           <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"6\">low spirited</symptom>. Inclosed\r\n           <lb />are two Notes in which M<sup>r</sup>\r\n           <lb />Irwin begs you would\r\n           <lb />accept he would have sent\r\n           <lb />them inclosed in the last\r\n           <lb />letter but none were to\r\n           <lb />be procured in Town.\r\n           \r\n       </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />With kind wishes for\r\n            <lb />your health &amp; happiness.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>I am your humble <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>John Heysham</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />Heysham. Carlisle\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Irwin\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 1778\r\n            <lb />9. p. 92.\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1602, 2, '2013-06-14 17:14:21', 55),
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I considered\r\n        <lb />them more as originating from no other cause than that natural\r\n        <lb />suppression which occurred, &amp; accordingly they have been consideraÂ¬\r\n      <lb />bly better this some time, <condition n=\"8\">the Menses as is ordinarily the case\r\n        <lb />have continued to be obstructed for several periods &amp; then returned\r\n        <lb />with greater violence</condition>, but now seem to have left her entirely.\r\n      <lb />About Six Weeks ago she complained of pains in <bodypart n=\"11\">the left &amp; also in the \r\n          <lb />right Shoulder</bodypart> extending down <bodypart n=\"68\">the muscles</bodypart> on the back part\r\n      <lb />of <bodypart n=\"12\">the arm</bodypart> to <bodypart n=\"13\">the Elbow</bodypart>, &amp; from that to <bodypart n=\"15\">the Hand</bodypart> with <symptom n=\"20\">a Coldness</symptom>\r\n      <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"66\">numbing of the part</symptom>, they do not seem much affected by the\r\n      <lb />Heat of the bed, but are rather the better for that, &amp; <treatment n=\"39\">rubbing which\r\n        <lb />generally gives a temporary ease</treatment>, there is not much moisture\r\n      <lb />appears naturally, <symptom n=\"51\">neither is there an obstinate dryness</symptom>, but\r\n      <lb />frequently there is <symptom n=\"30\">an Eruption of small red pimples</symptom> which\r\n      <lb />seldom advance much without <bodypart n=\"49\">the skin</bodypart>, when <symptom n=\"30\">this Eruption</symptom>\r\n        <lb />is most considerable the pains are always the easiest, it hath\r\n      <lb />been most plentiful on <bodypart n=\"12\">the left arm</bodypart> which is also the freest\r\n      <lb />from pain. <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse is generally about 80, &amp; firm</symptom>, appetite good\r\n        <lb />except when the pains are most severe which is generally towards\r\n        <lb />the Evening, &amp; when they come on they are constant gnawing kind\r\n        <lb />of pains, not in sharp shooting stitches.</p>\r\n <p><lb />Being uncertain what nature to consider the pains to be of â€“\r\n        <lb />I have directed my Intentions of cure to the three following Indications</p>\r\n    <p><lb />1<sup>st.</sup> To lessen <condition n=\"25\">the plenitude of the System</condition>, in general.</p>\r\n     <p><lb />2 To endeavour at amending any fault in the Constitution &amp;</p>\r\n    <p><lb />3 To ease the pain.</p>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <p><lb />In the first Intention <treatment n=\"1\">Blooding hath been administered twice</treatment>, &amp; hath\r\n        <lb />given a short relief <bodypart n=\"48\">the blood</bodypart> exhibited a good deal of the buffy Coat â€“\r\n        <lb /><action n=\"25\">Cooling</action> <action n=\"21\">Laxatives</action> repeted frequently. Whey drunk in pretty large\r\n         <lb />quantities, &amp; on the whole as low a Diet as <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach complaints</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />will admit of. <treatment n=\"11\">A pea issue was put into <bodypart n=\"12\">her arm</bodypart></treatment> the beginning\r\n        <lb />of Winter &amp; still continued. â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />To answer the second Intention <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> hath been given &amp; also\r\n        <lb />the <ingredient n=\"150\" t=\"15\"><choice><orig>Decoct. Lignorum</orig><reg>Decoction of Woods</reg></choice></ingredient>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />To ease the pain different Remedies have been used, <ingredient n=\"117\">Volatile Liniment</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />&amp; <treatment n=\"4\">blisters have been tried with little Effect</treatment>. <treatment n=\"18\">Frictions with the\r\n            <lb />Flesh-brush</treatment>. Internally <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers powder</ingredient> hath been given, at first\r\n        <lb />giving it eased the pains very much &amp; <treatment n=\"25\">brought on a plentiful\r\n        <lb />diaphoresis</treatment> which hath been continued for 10 or 12 hours, the Patient\r\n        <lb />being clad in flannel, <treatment n=\"25\">while the Sweat lasted</treatment> the pains were quite\r\n        <lb />easy, but returned some hours after it was discontinued â€“â€“\r\n        <lb />As <symptom n=\"45\">the Patient complained of being very faint</symptom> I was afraid to contiÂ¬ \r\n        <lb />nue it any longer, she took <ingredient n=\"64\">the <choice><orig>pulvis Doveri</orig><reg>Dover\'s Powder</reg></choice></ingredient> for a good many\r\n        <lb />nights successively, till at length <symptom n=\"3\">they made her sick</symptom>, &amp; appearing\r\n        <lb />to act merely as <action n=\"34\">anodynes</action>, they were discontinued but in their\r\n        <lb />stead I have been under the necessity of exhibiting <ingredient n=\"14\">a simple\r\n        <lb />Opiate</ingredient> at bed-time â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Are we to consider the affection of <bodypart n=\"12\">the arm</bodypart> which occurred in\r\n        <lb />76, &amp; some months after was succeded by <condition n=\"69\">a Cancerous tumour\r\n        <lb />of <bodypart n=\"27\">the breast of the same side</bodypart></condition>, as depending on the same\r\n        <lb />cause; or are we to reckon both it, &amp; the present affections as\r\n        <lb />perfectly distinct &amp; unconnected with the other disease?\r\n      <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <lb />I have industriously concealed from the Patient herself, any Suspicion\r\n        <lb />that the pains are any thing but <condition n=\"15\">merely rheumatic</condition>, but to her friends\r\n        <lb />I have hinted the possibility of them being of a different nature\r\n        <lb />&amp; have urged the propriety of consulting one whose knowledge\r\n        <lb />and Experience will enable him to direct me in the future mode\r\n        <lb />of treatment, &amp; to whose Improvements &amp; Corrections I shall always\r\n        <lb />pay a proper regard.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Your answer in course of post is expected bu the Friends &amp;</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>by <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n        <lb />your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>.t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>.t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n     <signed>W<sup>.m</sup> Wightman</signed>\r\n    <dateline><lb />Eymouth April 29<sup>th</sup>\r\n        <lb /><u>1779</u></dateline></closer></div>\r\n       <div><handShift />\r\n           <annot><lb />M<sup>r</sup> Wightman\r\n               <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n           <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Grieve.\r\n           <lb />April 29. 1779.</annot>\r\n    </div></body>', 1663, 9, '2013-05-13 16:30:16', 121),
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Lignorum</orig><reg>Decoction of Woods</reg></choice></ingredient> with a dram\r\n        <lb />of the <ingredient n=\"66\"><choice><orig>Cort: Rad: Mezereon:</orig><reg>Peel of Mezereon Root</reg></choice></ingredient> to each bottle, &amp; <ingredient n=\"342\" t=\"12\">the <choice><orig>Elix<sup>r.</sup>\r\n            <lb />Guaiacinum Volatile</orig><reg>Volatile Elixir of Guaiacum</reg></choice></ingredient> with <ingredient n=\"14\">an opiate</ingredient> at bed time to mitigate\r\n        <lb />the symptoms, by the use of these the pains have been easier,\r\n        <lb />but we have had another symptom to deal with, more\r\n        <lb />troublesome, &amp; more alarming in its appearance. â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n   <p><lb />About the middle of last Week our Patient began to complain\r\n       <lb />of <symptom n=\"4\">a small short dry Cough</symptom>, which was at some times troubleÂ¬\r\n        <lb />some, but for many hours would give her little disturbance,\r\n       <lb />unattended with any pain in <bodypart n=\"26\">the Breast</bodypart> or <symptom n=\"34\">any other febrile\r\n        <lb />symptoms</symptom>. After some days continuance the symptoms began to\r\n       <lb />encrease, with a slight sense of Stricture round <bodypart n=\"26\">the bottom\r\n           <lb />of the Chest</bodypart> &amp; a small pain <bodypart n=\"11\">betwixt the shoulders</bodypart>, <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse from\r\n               <lb />96 to 100, pretty full &amp; very soft</symptom>. <symptom n=\"68\">No thirst</symptom> <symptom n=\"2\">nor shivering</symptom>,\r\n       <lb />no acute pain in <bodypart n=\"26\">the breast</bodypart>,\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n     <lb />not even yet the smallest appearance of Expectoration, the\r\n       <lb />Cough exactly resembling in sound <symptom n=\"4\">the hard painful Cough</symptom>\r\n       <lb />which in <condition n=\"1\">Phthisis</condition> is occasioned by <condition n=\"34\">Tubercles</condition> when <symptom n=\"62\">in a state\r\n        <lb />of Inflammation</symptom>. No cause can be assigned that she knows of\r\n       <lb />In the Cure <treatment n=\"1\">I began with taking 8 ounces of blood</treatment>, which, being\r\n           <lb />nearly quite free from the buffy coat, &amp; <symptom n=\"15\">the pulse soft</symptom>,\r\n       <lb />was not repeated. <action n=\"19\">Pectorals of different kinds</action>, as <ingredient n=\"75\">the mucilage\r\n           <lb />of <choice><abbr>G:</abbr><expan>Gum</expan></choice> arabic</ingredient> made into a mixture with <ingredient n=\"247\" t=\"18\">Syrup of Lemons</ingredient>, an\r\n       <lb /><ingredient n=\"49\" t=\"13\">Electuary of the <choice><orig>Rob Sambuci</orig><reg>Elder</reg></choice></ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"121\">Extract. <choice><orig>Liquoriti</orig><reg>of Liquorice</reg></choice></ingredient>. Small\r\n       <lb />quantities of <ingredient n=\"110\" t=\"3\">the Solution of Tartar Emetic</ingredient> so as to operate\r\n       <lb />both ways, &amp; <treatment n=\"4\">a blister applied to <bodypart n=\"26\">the breast</bodypart></treatment>, which I intend\r\n       <lb />to <treatment n=\"11\">form into a perpetual Issue</treatment>. By the use of these the\r\n       <lb />complaints are relieved though not removed, <symptom n=\"4\">the Cough\r\n           <lb />is still very troublesome at times</symptom>, &amp; <symptom n=\"15\">the pulse is still near\r\n               <lb />100, but soft</symptom>. The patient likewise <symptom n=\"3\">complains of sickness</symptom>,\r\n        <lb />but I must observe that by being long confined &amp; being\r\n        <lb />naturally apprehensive, occasions a variety of ComÂ¬\r\n       <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />plaints so that I have been full only upon such as were\r\n        <lb />distressing or threatened danger.</p>\r\n   <p><lb />Your further observations will be acceptable.</p>\r\n     <closer><salute>I am Sir\r\n         <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> Servant</salute>\r\n      <signed>W<sup>:m</sup> Wightman</signed>\r\n      <dateline><lb />Eymouth May 13<sup>:th</sup>\r\n        <lb />1779</dateline>\r\n        </closer></div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p><lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n        <lb />Physician\r\n        <lb />Edinburgh</p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot><lb />M<sup>r</sup> Wightman <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Grieve.\r\n        <lb />May 13<sup>th.</sup> 1779.\r\n        <lb />V. 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Should be much in the fresh air - He may walk\r\n            <lb />a little but very gently &amp;<sup>.ccc</sup> &amp; avoid all heat --\r\n            <lb />What will do him most service in <add place=\"above\">much</add> riding on horseback\r\n            <lb />avoiding the heat of the Sun &amp; the cold of the Evenings\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4. If it is quite convenient for him I should be very\r\n            <lb />well pleased that he passed a month or six weeks anywhere\r\n            <lb />in a Highland country where he might have goat milk\r\n            <lb />but I dont think it absolutely necessary, if he can be \r\n            <lb />any where in the Country to practise the riding and follow\r\n            <lb />the Diet which follows.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />5. For 2 months or more to come wherever he is. let him take\r\n            <lb />to a milk Diet with Grain - . 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comfuse it a good deal</symptom></symptom></bodypart></bodypart></bodypart>\r\n            <lb />for a little- Once about ten or twelve years ago <condition n=\"10\">he had a severe fever,\r\n                <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">when his head</bodypart> <symptom n=\"6\">was much affected, with a considerable degree of <u>Melancholia</u></symptom></condition>\r\n            <lb />and for a year or more after, his <bodypart n=\"1\">mind was so easily russled that the\r\n            <lb />smallest noise or accident discomposed him</bodypart>- The Symptoms of this <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>\r\n            <lb />he says were exactly the same with the last, but not near so violent\r\n            <lb />on account of the timely Evacuations that were used.-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Craufuird for some years by past complaind of a <bodypart n=\"29\">pain in one\r\n                <lb />of his hips- <bodypart n=\"91\">just across the upper part of the Os Ilium</bodypart></bodypart>- <condition n=\"15\">which was\r\n                <lb />thought to be of the Rhumatic kind</condition>- It incommoded <del>part</del> him\r\n            <lb />particularly when he walk\'d- He has not complaind of this since\r\n            <lb />his late illness-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">As M<sup>r</sup> Craufuirds Mind for sometime before he was taken ill, was very\r\n                <lb />Much <symptom n=\"56\">distressd</symptom> and <symptom n=\"71\">perplexed</symptom> about some disagreeable affairs that nearly\r\n            <lb />concern\'d him</bodypart> it is imagined that, that had a gread share in bringing on\r\n            <lb />his disorder.-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed><u>Everard M<sup>c</sup>Intyre</u> Surgeon</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />P. 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I am most alarmed\r\n        <lb />about this added perhaps to too much Exercise &amp; <treatment n=\"8\">useÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ing the Oil Injection</treatment> has hurt me when I Bath â€“â€“</p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n       <p><lb />If you &amp; Doctor Cullen thinks propper to Return\r\n           <lb />to <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\">the Mercuriall Ointment</ingredient> &amp; <treatment n=\"8\">Injection</treatment> &amp; lay aside the\r\n           <lb />Cold Bath for some time (You\'l perhaps <unclear>find <choice><abbr>ys</abbr><expan>this</expan></choice></unclear> ImpropÂ¬\r\n           <lb />per <symptom n=\"46\">when the Running is Incressed</symptom>), please send by\r\n        <lb />the Bearer who wates you &amp; Doctor Cullens time for an\r\n           <lb />answer to this I think it also necessar to mention <symptom n=\"20\">I am\r\n        <lb />always Cold when I come out of the Water &amp; some time\r\n        <lb />after</symptom> <unclear>before</unclear> Brackfast â€“â€“ If a Particular Regimen\r\n        <lb />of Diet is necessar please let me know will Oblige</p>\r\n    <closer><salute><choice><abbr>D<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir your\r\n        <lb />most Humble <choice><abbr>Ser.</abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute> \r\n            <signed>Alex Inglis</signed></closer>\r\n    <postscript>N:B: please send this\r\n        <lb />under Cover to Doctor Cullen\r\n        <lb />&amp; have his Answer <unclear>before</unclear>\r\n        <lb />you make up the Prescriptions</postscript></div>\r\n    <div><p><lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Alexander Wood\r\n        <lb />Surgeon â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot><lb />Inglis of Murdiston\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Aug.</abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 23<sup>.d</sup> 1779.\r\n        <lb />X. p. 3</annot>\r\n    </div></body>', 1723, 9, '2013-05-14 13:47:25', 90),
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Tart.</ingredient> â„¥j <ingredient n=\"10\">Pulv. e jal. comp.</ingredient> Ê’j\r\n        <lb /><action n=\"21\">Elect. lenitiv.</action> â„¥Å¿s. <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. Electorium\r\n        <lb />tenue sive Lochoch. S. <action n=\"21\">Laxative Electuary</action></orig>\r\n        <reg>Take an ounce of <ingredient n=\"45\">Tartar Crystals</ingredient>, a drachm of <ingredient n=\"10\">Composite Jalap Powder</ingredient>, Â½ an ounce of <action n=\"21\">Lenitive Electuary</action>, and enough <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient> to make a thin electuary or linctus. \r\n            Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative Electuary</action></reg>\r\n       </choice></recipe>\r\n    <p><lb />The above is <action n=\"21\">the Laxative</action> I recommend for you.\r\n        <lb />The dose may be a teaspoonful in the morning an\r\n        <lb />hour before breakfast. This will give you one stool in the\r\n        <lb />course of the day but if not, take two spoonfuls the\r\n        <lb />next morning, or if that does not answer, take even\r\n        <lb />three â€“â€“ If this does not do I shall order something else.\r\n         <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />Such a dose as you find to answer you should take\r\n        <lb />every second or third day as you find occasion; &amp; you\r\n        <lb />should never go two days without a stool.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Moderation in eating and drinking; and\r\n        <lb />avoiding riding or walking unless the most gentle.\r\n        <lb />Continue the dashing of the cold water every morÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ning &amp; <treatment n=\"54\">take the shower bath</treatment> those morning\r\n        <lb />you dont take the electuary. You may in the \r\n        <lb />month of June try Sea bathing for a month or\r\n        <lb />more, but not in a fresh water river. Goat whey\r\n        <lb />is not of so much consequence to you as Seabathing\r\n        <lb />you will therefore seek your summer quarters\r\n        <lb />with a view to this; but if it is a place where\r\n        <lb />you can get also goat whey, tis so much the better</p>\r\n    <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> April. 9<sup>th.</sup> 1779.</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4406, 9, '2013-05-14 14:03:27', 45),
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She must be very attentive in gaurding against cold, fatigue\r\n        <lb />or much emotion of <bodypart n=\"95\">mind</bodypart> &amp; precautions in these respects will be\r\n        <lb />her best security against returns of her ailments.</p>\r\n<p><lb />She must take care to avoid everything that may disagree with\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">her Stomach</bodypart> &amp; particularly to prevent <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom>. For this last\r\n        <lb />purpose she is provided with some Pills which I hope will answer it.\r\n        <lb />She should never allow more than two days to pass without a\r\n        <lb />stool and on the evening of the second day so passing she should\r\n    <lb />take one or two of <action n=\"21\">the Laxative Pills</action> &amp; if that Dose not operate\r\n    <lb />on the third day she should on that day <treatment n=\"6\">take a <action n=\"21\">Laxative Glyster</action></treatment>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb /><treatment n=\"6\">The Glysters</treatment> to be made of Water gruel in <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"11\">a few Chamomile\r\n        <lb />flowers</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"122\">a little Carvi seed</ingredient> has been boiled â€“â€“ To three quarters of \r\n        <lb />an English Pint of this strained add one <choice><abbr>tablespfull</abbr><expan>tablespoonfull</expan></choice> of the Solution\r\n  <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />she carries with her, a <choice><abbr>tablespfull</abbr><expan>tablespoonfull</expan></choice> of <ingredient n=\"140\">Common Salt</ingredient> &amp; two\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>tablespfull</abbr><expan>tablespoonfull</expan></choice> of <ingredient n=\"79\">Florence Oil</ingredient> &amp; all this properly warmed to be\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"6\">given as a Glyster</treatment></p>\r\n    <p><lb />If in spite of these precautions she is threatened with <symptom n=\"60\">an\r\n        <lb />attack of her Colic</symptom>, the first step to be taken is always\r\n        <lb />to <symptom n=\"24\">take care that <bodypart n=\"46\">her belly</bodypart> be not obstructed</symptom> &amp; therefore <u>if</u> on\r\n        <lb />that day or at least in twenty four hours before, she has not had\r\n        <lb />a free stool, <treatment n=\"6\">she should immediately take such a Glyster</treatment> as\r\n        <lb />above and if in an hour after, it shall not have its proper \r\n        <lb />effect it should be repeated.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />If while this is going on, she can at the same time sit\r\n        <lb />up, so as to have <bodypart n=\"24\">her feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\"><del>legs</del> part of her legs</bodypart> put in\r\n        <lb />warm water for half an hour it will probably be of service\r\n        <lb />to her â€“â€“ When <bodypart n=\"24\">her feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> are bathed let them be\r\n        <lb />immediately very well dried &amp; wrapt up in warm flannel</p>\r\n<p>\r\n        <lb />I should have said above that nothing is more necessary \r\n        <lb />than keeping <bodypart n=\"24\">her feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> always warm and dry and\r\n        <lb />therefore, that she should always wear worsted understockÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ings &amp; never walk abroad in the Country but in thick shoes or\r\n        <lb />good Boxes</p>\r\n    <p><lb />If <treatment n=\"6\">in spite of the Glysters</treatment> &amp; Bathing, <symptom n=\"60\">the Colic pains</symptom>\r\n        <lb />should continue and increase, she must have recourse to\r\n        <lb /><action n=\"34\">the Anodyne Mixture</action> taking two <choice><abbr>tablespfulls</abbr><expan>tablespoonfulls</expan></choice> for a Dose &amp;\r\n        <lb />if the pains continue or increase, the Dose may be repeated\r\n        <lb />every half hour, for three or four times. In <symptom n=\"60\">some of the fits of \r\n        <lb />Colic</symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> we have seen a larger <choice><abbr>qty</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> has seemed to be necessary\r\n        <lb />but the effects of such <choice><abbr>med<sup>.s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> are sometimes so violent with\r\n        <lb />Miss Kerr, that we wish to employ them no further than\r\n        <lb />is absolutely necessary.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />It has happened &amp; may happen again that Miss\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />Kerr is affected with <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> and <symptom n=\"60\">Colic</symptom> at the same\r\n        <lb />time <symptom n=\"3\">so that the Mixture is thrown up as soon as taken</symptom>; In\r\n        <lb />such a Case it is to no purpose to insist on giving the Mixture\r\n        <lb />and the only means of relief will be <treatment n=\"6\">giving <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> in \r\n        <lb />a Glyster</treatment> viz <ingredient n=\"58\">70 drops of <choice><abbr>LL.</abbr><expan>Liquid Laudanum</expan></choice></ingredient> to a quarter of a Pint Water gruel.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />So far with respect to <symptom n=\"60\">the Colic</symptom>; but it may be observed \r\n        <lb />that with <symptom n=\"60\">the Colic</symptom> she is commonly affected with <symptom n=\"32\">symptoms of\r\n        <lb />Gravel</symptom> &amp; I must own it is difficult to determine whether they\r\n        <lb />are seperate ailments or somehow necessarily connected together\r\n        <lb />Not necessary to determine this; because the same measures\r\n        <lb />are equally suited to <symptom n=\"60\">the Colic</symptom> &amp; suppression of <symptom n=\"32\">Gravel</symptom> viz\r\n        <lb />an open <bodypart n=\"46\">Belly</bodypart> and the use of <ingredient n=\"58\"><choice><abbr>L.L.</abbr><expan>Liquid Laudanum</expan></choice></ingredient></p>\r\n    <p><lb />Besides <symptom n=\"60\">the Colic</symptom> and <symptom n=\"32\">Gravel</symptom> Miss Kerr has been\r\n    <lb />threatened with complaints of <bodypart n=\"26\">her breast</bodypart> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> tho I hope\r\n        <lb />are not deep seated yet every precaution ought to be taken.</p><p>\r\n        <lb />The chief to be taken are the use of milk Diet &amp; frequent\r\n        <lb />riding on horseback gaurding carefully against cold &amp;<sup>c.</sup></p>\r\n    <p><lb />She may continue taking <action n=\"19\">the Pectoral Pills</action> for some weeks\r\n        <lb />as a means of preventing <symptom n=\"12\">obstruction in <bodypart n=\"26\">the breast</bodypart></symptom>. â€“</p>\r\n    <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Aug.</abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 24. 1779. â€“â€“ â€“â€“</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4491, 2, '2013-10-30 16:40:41', 130),
(1954, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c4475\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:4475] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr David Wemyss / Regarding: Miss Kerr (Patient) / 14 July 1779 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Marianne Gilchrist</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2013-06-24\">24 June 2013</date> Last updated by Jenny Bann</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2013-05-14\">14 May 2013</date> XML file created by Marianne Gilchrist</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body><div>\r\n    <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n    <head>M<sup>r</sup> D. Wemyss <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> Miss Kerr.</head>\r\n    <p><lb />I am sorry for <symptom n=\"60\">her return of Colics</symptom> â€“ you have manaÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ged it very properly. â€“â€“ Nothing but large Doses of\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"58\"><choice><abbr>L.L.</abbr><expan>Liquid Laudanum</expan></choice></ingredient> <del>g</del> can overcome <symptom n=\"57\">such Spasms</symptom>. â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />I suspect <ingredient n=\"58\">the large Dose of <choice><abbr>L.L.</abbr><expan>Liquid Laudanum</expan></choice></ingredient> was not early\r\n        <lb />enough exhibited &amp; if you make up draughts to stand\r\n        <lb />by her, let them be of one hundred drops each. â€“\r\n        <lb />&amp; if, in two hours after she be not easier let her\r\n        <lb />take the second. â€“ You do right &amp; continue to\r\n        <lb />keep <bodypart n=\"46\">her belly</bodypart> open â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />As she seems doubtfull of <ingredient n=\"31\">the musk</ingredient> and has an\r\n        <lb />Aversion from it, I will not insist upon her taking\r\n        <lb />it, tho I think it very possible that she might bear it\r\n        <lb />in substance, tho the Smell be very offensive to her.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />I must repeat <del>repeat</del> what I have said before\r\n        <lb />(see <space w=\"1\" />) that tho <symptom n=\"35\">the spitting of blood</symptom> &amp; pain of\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"73\">her side</bodypart> be very disagreeable circumstances we can do \r\n        <lb />little for them at present &amp; the only thing to be done is <treatment n=\"4\">to\r\n        <lb />apply the Blister to <bodypart n=\"73\">her side again</bodypart></treatment>, as soon as you safely\r\n        <lb />can â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <closer><dateline>July 14 1779</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4475, 2, '2013-06-24 15:31:06', 55),
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I have only to say that\r\n        <lb />till <symptom n=\"4\">this cough</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"15\">frequency of pulse</symptom> are much gone I would lay\r\n        <lb />aside <ingredient n=\"101\">the guaiacum</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"66\">Mezereon</ingredient> &amp; every heating thing. â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />But I doubt if <ingredient n=\"14\">the opiate</ingredient> is to be reckoned among these unless\r\n        <lb />from particular experience you find it to be so â€“â€“ In the mean\r\n            <lb />time <ingredient n=\"14\">the opiate</ingredient> by quiting <symptom n=\"4\">the Cough</symptom> &amp; giving sleep will do\r\n            <lb />more service than it can do harm by <symptom n=\"78\">irritation</symptom>. Go on with\r\n        <lb /><action n=\"10\">your demulcent course</action> both in medicine &amp; diet, &amp; I have\r\n        <lb />only to advise four ounces of <ingredient n=\"6\">the juice of Tussilago leaves</ingredient>\r\n       <lb />fresh expressed to be taken every day, one half in the <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />the other in the <choice><abbr>Even<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>Evening</expan></choice>. â€“ If more agreeable <ingredient n=\"50\">a little sugar</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />may be put to every dose, &amp; if she pleases she may\r\n        <lb />take <ingredient n=\"6\">the juice</ingredient> by two table spoonfulls at a time.\r\n            <lb />I have found this remedy of service in <condition n=\"34\">the care of tubercles</condition>\r\n        <lb />â€“â€“ <ingredient n=\"110\">The Tartar emetic</ingredient> may be continued but no\r\n            <lb />farther than to keep <bodypart n=\"46\">the belly</bodypart> regular. â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n        <closer><salute></salute>\r\n        <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 15<sup>th.</sup> May\r\n        <lb /><u>1779</u></dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4429, 2, '2013-09-10 11:24:47', 55),
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(1959, NULL, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body><div>\r\n    <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n    <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Grieve</head>\r\n    <p><lb />I think her present pain in <bodypart n=\"12\">her arms</bodypart> different from that\r\n        <lb />she had in <bodypart n=\"27\">her breast</bodypart> two years ago. I think it <condition n=\"15\">chronic\r\n        <lb />rheumatism</condition>; there may possibly also be <symptom n=\"149\">some peculiar\r\n        <lb />acrimony in <bodypart n=\"48\">her blood</bodypart></symptom>.</p>\r\n  <p><lb />Your attempts &amp; plan to relieve in general judicious\r\n      <lb />As <condition n=\"98\"><choice><abbr>Phlog. diath.</abbr><expan>Phlogistic diathesis</expan></choice></condition> may still remains the cool diet is still\r\n      <lb />proper &amp; also the whey in quantity to keep <bodypart n=\"46\">her belly</bodypart> open\r\n      <lb />&amp; for the same purpose <treatment n=\"11\">continue the Pea issue</treatment>. The case\r\n      <lb />neither requires nor admits of <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>. The <ingredient n=\"150\" t=\"15\"><choice><orig>Decoct. lign.</orig><reg>Decoction of Woods</reg></choice></ingredient>\r\n        <lb />still proper, but of half the ordinary strength and will\r\n      <lb />be much improved by adding <ingredient n=\"66\">the <choice><orig>Cort. rad. mezer.</orig><reg>Peel of Mezereon Root</reg></choice></ingredient> from\r\n      <lb /><choice><abbr>Ê’j to Ê’ij</abbr><expan>1 to 2 drachms</expan></choice> to each bottle of the decoction. I would not just\r\n      <lb />now propose any repetition of <ingredient n=\"64\">the Dovers powder</ingredient> but <ingredient n=\"14\">an\r\n        <lb />Opiate</ingredient> may be necessary to relieve her pains in this manner</p>\r\n    <recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"342\" t=\"12\">Elix. guaiac. vol.</ingredient> Ê’j <ingredient n=\"340\">Vitell. ov. pauxillum</ingredient>. Terito simul\r\n            <lb />&amp; paulatim adde <ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinnam. simpl.</ingredient> â„¥j <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"18\">Syr. diacod.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"58\" t=\"1\">Tinct. theb.</ingredient> a g<sup>tt.</sup> 20 ad 30 vel amplius si opus fuerit.</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take a drachm of <ingredient n=\"342\" t=\"12\">Volatile Guaiacum Elixir</ingredient>, and <ingredient n=\"340\">a little Egg Yolk</ingredient>. Rub together and gradually add an ounce of <ingredient n=\"65\">Simple Cinnamon Water</ingredient>, 2 drachms of <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"18\">Poppyhead Syrup</ingredient> and from 20 to 30 drops of <ingredient n=\"58\" t=\"1\">Thebaic Tincture</ingredient> or more as required.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n    <closer><signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> May 1. 1779.</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4420, 9, '2013-05-14 14:41:08', 45),
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The <action n=\"33\">Aperient Pills</action> â„–1.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2. The <action n=\"33\">Aperical Solution</action> â„–2.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />We mean to keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly regular</bodypart> &amp; even a little\r\n            <lb />open. &amp; you will adjust the Doses accordingly.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In Diet ordinary fare with a few exceptions. No Eggs\r\n            <lb />Cheese, Salted, or Hung meats Bacon or such <unclear>like fat</unclear> meat\r\n            <lb />Vegetables he may take avoiding the ones that prove\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"7\">Windy</symptom> on his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>. -- A little Butter, in great\r\n            <lb />moderation --\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4326, 3, '2013-10-20 12:31:52', 111),
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On the 14, 15, &amp; 16, some symptoms of Expectoration began\r\n        <lb />to appear, after <symptom n=\"4\">a good deal of severe Coughing</symptom>, <symptom n=\"76\">a small quantity of \r\n       <lb />yellow mucous matter was spit up</symptom>, &amp; <symptom n=\"35\">sometimes a little streaked\r\n        <lb />with blood upon the surface, but never intimately mixed with it</symptom>\r\n       <lb />on the last of these days /viz<sup>t</sup> the 16/ . <symptom n=\"15\">The quickness of pulse</symptom>, &amp; <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of\r\n        <lb />breathing were rather worse</symptom> /to which we could assign no particular\r\n       <lb />Cause/ <symptom n=\"15\">the pulse being 110</symptom>, &amp; <symptom n=\"12\">the difficulty of breathing in an horrizontal\r\n           <lb /><add place=\"above\">posture</add></symptom> encreased, this <treatment n=\"1\">obliged me to take <choice><orig>â„¥x</orig><reg>10 ounces</reg></choice> more of blood from <bodypart n=\"12\">the arm</bodypart></treatment>\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">repeat the blister to <bodypart n=\"40\">the Sternum</bodypart></treatment> at night, with <ingredient n=\"14\">the Opiate</ingredient> at night\r\n        <lb />&amp; agreeable to your directions <choice><orig>â„¥ij</orig><reg>2 ounces</reg></choice> of <ingredient n=\"6\">the Tussilago Juice</ingredient> which agreed\r\n       <lb />with <bodypart n=\"46\">her stomach</bodypart> well enough. 17<sup><u>th.</u></sup> Symptoms much the same, <symptom n=\"15\">pulse\r\n        <lb />in the morning 110, &amp; rising in the Evening to 120</symptom> Expectoration less than\r\n       <lb />before, <symptom n=\"12\">Breathing very difficult, with a Wheezing noise</symptom>. <symptom n=\"4\">Cough but\r\n           <lb />little</symptom>, on this account <ingredient n=\"14\">the Opiate</ingredient> was omitted, <ingredient n=\"6\">Tussilago Juice</ingredient> was\r\n        <lb />continued, &amp; pretty large quantities of <ingredient n=\"62\">the Saline mixture</ingredient> â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />18<sup>th:</sup> <symptom n=\"17\">Little sleep</symptom>, <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of breathing</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"15\">quickness of pulse</symptom> the same.\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">Ten ounces <add place=\"above\">of blood</add> were taken</treatment>, <ingredient n=\"62\">the Saline mixture</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"6\">Tussilago Juice</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />Continued.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />19<sup>th.</sup> <symptom n=\"12\">Difficulty of breathing, still continuing</symptom>, is sensible of <symptom n=\"119\">a starting</symptom>\r\n        <lb />upon falling asleep, &amp; even when awake hath often <symptom n=\"10\">a fluttering\r\n    <lb />/or as she terms it a flattering/ in <bodypart n=\"26\">her breast</bodypart></symptom>. This day she took\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"110\">small doses of the Tartar Emetic</ingredient> so as to open <bodypart n=\"46\">her belly</bodypart>, it also\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />created <symptom n=\"61\">a Nausea</symptom>, <symptom n=\"3\">but no reaching</symptom>. On getting into bed <symptom n=\"12\">the difficulty\r\n        <lb />of breathing was so great</symptom> as to occasion my being immediately\r\n        <lb />sent for. I found <symptom n=\"12\">she could breath no way but in an erect\r\n            <lb />posture</symptom>, <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse 120 but still pretty full</symptom>. <treatment n=\"1\">I blooded her again to\r\n                <lb />the same quantity as before</treatment> &amp; <treatment n=\"4\">applied a large blister to <bodypart n=\"28\">the back</bodypart></treatment>, <treatment n=\"23\">applied\r\n                    <lb />poultices to <bodypart n=\"26\">the sides of the breast</bodypart></treatment>, &amp; <treatment n=\"44\">receive the Steams of warm Water</treatment>,\r\n        <lb />which seemed to make her Expectorate a little more freely, but in such\r\n        <lb />small quantity as to afford but trifling relief. On the 20<sup>th.</sup> <symptom n=\"9\">being much\r\n            <lb />fatigued</symptom> <supplied>with</supplied> <symptom n=\"17\">want of rest</symptom> &amp;c. <ingredient n=\"58\">50 drops of Laudanum</ingredient> /which quantity\r\n        <lb />she now requires/ were given in a draught which had been intended for\r\n        <lb />the preceding night, but omitted on account of the Symptoms being\r\n        <lb />worse, were given her about noon &amp; having afforded her some\r\n        <lb />relief in the breathing &amp; a little sleep, <ingredient n=\"58\">30 more</ingredient> were given her\r\n        <lb />at bed-time by the Effects of which she slept a good deal &amp;\r\n        <lb />when she first awaked imagined herself easy, tho <symptom n=\"12\">the difficulty of\r\n        <lb />breathing soon returned</symptom>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb /><symptom n=\"15\">Pulse today varies, in general from 108 to 110, but upon any motion\r\n        <lb />or agitation, rises to <subst><del>123</del><add place=\"above\">120</add></subst></symptom>, ever since <treatment n=\"1\">the last blooding</treatment> hath been\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">considerably smaller &amp; Weaker</symptom>, <u>Urine</u> is in small quantity, high\r\n        <lb />coloured &amp; turbid, <symptom n=\"161\"><bodypart n=\"2\">Tongue</bodypart> White &amp; furred</symptom>. <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> &amp; Expectoration little.\r\n        <lb />I think it very surprizing that during the whole of this disease\r\n        <lb />there hath been no pain, <symptom n=\"68\">no Thirst</symptom>, <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom>, <symptom n=\"2\">nor shiverings</symptom> â€“â€“\r\n        <lb />as also <treatment n=\"1\"><bodypart n=\"48\">the blood drawn</bodypart></treatment> hath little or none of the buffy\r\n        <lb />Coat, it is true some of the Cups have had a little siziness upon\r\n        <lb />them, but slightly, and some of them have wanted it altogether\r\n     <lb />&amp; in all <bodypart n=\"48\">the Crassamentum</bodypart> hath been of a tender Consistency\r\n     <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n     <lb />as it is probable the disease may terminate in <bodypart n=\"48\">a Serous Effusion</bodypart> I shall\r\n        <lb />attend to the state of <bodypart n=\"17\">the Legs</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"24\">Feet</bodypart>, upon which <condition n=\"54\">I cannot as yet say\r\n        <lb />I can perceive any Å’dema</condition>.</p>\r\n  <p><lb />I expect your answer in course of post, in the meantime my plan\r\n      <lb />is, that as <symptom n=\"15\">the pulse</symptom> <treatment n=\"1\">doth not seem to show that it will bear any\r\n          <lb />more blooding</treatment>, in case the symptoms require it, <treatment n=\"4\">to apply blisters\r\n              <lb />successively to <bodypart n=\"26\">any part of the Thorax</bodypart></treatment> I can get them, <ingredient n=\"14\">the Opiate</ingredient>\r\n      <lb />at night &amp; to keep <bodypart n=\"46\">the belly</bodypart> Open, with <ingredient n=\"8\" t=\"13\">an Electuary <supplied>of</supplied> Cream\r\n          <lb />of Tartar</ingredient> which I hope may also act as a <action n=\"12\">Diuretic</action> â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n        <closer><salute>I ever am\r\n            <lb />most Respectfully\r\n        <lb />Dear Sir Your most humble Servant</salute>\r\n        <signed>W<sup>m.</sup> Wightman</signed>\r\n        <dateline>Eymouth May 21<sup>st.</sup> <u>Noon</u>\r\n        <lb />1779</dateline></closer></div>\r\n        <div>\r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n       <p><lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n        <lb />Physician\r\n        <lb />Edinburgh</p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n            <annot><lb />W Wightman <choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n          <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Grieve\r\n            <lb />May 21. 1779\r\n            <lb />V. 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L.</abbr><expan>Liquid Laudanum</expan></choice></ingredient> She had a stool <treatment n=\"6\">by the Glyster</treatment>\r\n        <lb />&amp; is now rather easier, but <symptom n=\"17\">has got no\r\n            <lb />sleep</symptom> but finds <bodypart n=\"1\">her head</bodypart> a little\r\n        <lb />confused.</p>\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <p><lb />She has had two stools Every day either <treatment n=\"6\">by\r\n        <lb />Clysters</treatment> or the Pills. â€“â€“ She could\r\n        <lb />not take <ingredient n=\"31\">the <u>Musk</u></ingredient> <symptom n=\"61\">the smell of it\r\n            <lb />touched <bodypart n=\"46\">Her Stomach</bodypart></symptom> &amp; I durst not\r\n        <lb />give it. â€“â€“ I am to try <ingredient n=\"14\">Pills of <u>opium</u></ingredient>\r\n        <lb />&amp; <treatment n=\"4\">a Plaster of <ingredient n=\"14\"><choice><orig>FÃ¦c. op.</orig><reg>the lees of Opium</reg></choice></ingredient> or\r\n            \r\n            <choice><orig><ingredient n=\"228\">Theriac.</ingredient></orig><reg><ingredient n=\"228\">Treacle</ingredient></reg></choice>\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <lb />applyed to <bodypart n=\"90\">the Navel</bodypart></treatment> if she will allow\r\n        <lb />it. â€“â€“ <symptom n=\"35\">She has spitt a little Blood</symptom> &amp;\r\n        <lb />complains of <bodypart n=\"73\">her Side</bodypart>, but it is <symptom n=\"114\">so sore</symptom>\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"4\">the former Blister</treatment>, that she cannot\r\n        <lb />bear <choice><abbr>any<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>another</expan></choice> for some Tyme. â€“â€“ If she\r\n        <lb />could be putt among warm water when <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />Pains are Violent, would ye approve\r\n        <lb />of its being tryd? <treatment n=\"21\">Fomentations have\r\n            <lb />been tryed</treatment>. â€“ I beg to hear from you\r\n        <lb />at your Conveniency &amp; am <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> great Esteem</p>\r\n    <closer><salute><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup> D<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Dear Doctor</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />your most <choice><abbr>Obedt. Ser<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n        <signed><u>David Wemyss</u></signed>\r\n    </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n    <div><pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p><lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb /><u>Edinburgh</u></p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot><lb />M<sup>r</sup> Wemyss <choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Miss JKerr.\r\n            <lb />July 12. 1779.\r\n            <lb />vol. X p. <del><unclear>60</unclear></del> 45</annot>\r\n    </div></body>', 1704, 3, '2014-06-02 16:50:34', 132);
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Let it be healed up in course &amp; in 8 or 10\r\n            <lb />days after, <treatment n=\"4\"><bodypart n=\"49\">as soon as the skin will bear a razor, let\r\n                <lb />a second be applied</bodypart></treatment>. During these measures let his\r\n            <lb />diet be very cool. Very little meat or wine &amp; if his <bodypart n=\"46\">stoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mach will bear it</bodypart>, let his diet be entirely of milk &amp; grain.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">Keep his belly regular, even open</bodypart>. Every night beÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fore he goes to bed <bodypart n=\"24\"><bodypart n=\"17\">let his feet &amp; legs be set in warm\r\n            <lb />water for half an hour or an hour.</bodypart></bodypart> Let the water be not\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />not very warm at first, but keep it tepid by pouring in\r\n            <lb />warm water at the side of the vessel. <symptom n=\"1\">If this do not\r\n            <lb />heat or increase his headach it will be of service</symptom>; but\r\n            <lb />if it do, it must be let alone. He may go abroad in a\r\n            <lb />carriage every good day but more for fresh air than\r\n            <lb />for exercise. The only medicine I would advise is\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥iij-- <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnam. simpl.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"318\">Acet. destill<sup>t.</sup></ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Syr. caryophyll.</ingredient> @ â„¥j <ingredient n=\"357\">Sal. nitr.</ingredient> Ê’j  M. S. Cooling M. a\r\n                    <lb />table spoonful or two, three or four times a day particuÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />larly at bedtime.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take three ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose water</ingredient>, one ounce each of <ingredient n=\"65\">simple cinnamon</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"318\">Vinegar distillate</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Syrup of cloves</ingredient>, a drachm of <ingredient n=\"357\">Sodium carbonate</ingredient>. Mix and Label: Cooling Mixture. A table spoonful to be taken two, three or four times a day, particularly at bed time.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />My good friend Gillespie had some reason for\r\n            <lb />suspecting an intermitting <add place=\"above\">disorder</add> &amp; therefore properly tried the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient>. But the circumstances of an intermittent should\r\n            <lb />have discovered themselves more clearly before now &amp; on\r\n            <lb />this account and <ingredient n=\"1\">because bark unless given in large\r\n            <lb />quantities is of no use in Intermittents</ingredient>, I would have\r\n            <lb />it entirely laid aside unless his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> seems to require\r\n            <lb />it &amp; that his appetite is evidently mended by it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Both a journey &amp; a mineral water may be necessary\r\n            <lb />to restore his health entirely but neither of them are\r\n            <lb />admissable at present.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup> Feb<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh February</expan></choice> 8<sup>th.</sup> 1779.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4374, 13, '2013-05-14 20:36:33', 55),
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I have no doubt\r\n            <lb />of M<sup>r.</sup> Younghusbands honour and I am with\r\n            <lb />great regard Sir your most Obedient Servant\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 16<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice></dateline>\r\n            <signed>W<supplied>illiam</supplied> Cullen</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs.</sup> Younghusband</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"35\">Rubig. ferr.</ingredient> pp<sup>t.</sup>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamom. pulv.</ingredient> @ gr. v\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar. alb. puriss.</ingredient> gr. xv.\r\n                    <lb />â„³ f. pulvis et f. h. m. dos. N<sup>o</sup> xxviii\r\n                    <lb />Signa <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Powders</action> one to be taken\r\n                    <lb />twice a day in a little currant Jelly an hour\r\n                    <lb />before dinner and Supper, washing down\r\n                    <lb />each dose with a Small cupfull of the\r\n                    <lb />following\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take five grams each of prepared <ingredient n=\"35\">steel</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon powder</ingredient>,\r\n                    fifteen grams of <ingredient n=\"50\">very pure white sugar</ingredient>. 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Hall. the second \r\n            <lb />day after She got home <symptom n=\"3\">vomited</symptom> much -\r\n            <lb />ever Scince she has had no return -\r\n            <lb />her Appetite is much better, but can\'t\r\n            <lb />relish any animal food. beef tea. Sago.\r\n            <lb />&amp; grewil with bread. is her constant diet.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />the medicines She punctually takes. as\r\n            <lb />directed and agree well with her. She has\r\n            <lb />a Stool of proper consistence almost every\r\n            <lb />day. of a dark ash colour at times\r\n            <lb />blacker. which Alarms her. She has\r\n            <lb />not any particular complaint but on\r\n            <lb />the whole is much better, her urine is\r\n            <lb />of a flame colour but does not deposite\r\n            <lb />any Sediment. 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She has a craving for food which\r\n            <lb />Stays on her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>. but confined to bed\r\n            <lb />ever scince Tuesday last. <choice><abbr>Y<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Your</expan></choice> further directions\r\n            <lb />are desired as soon as may be.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>I am with <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Greatest respect</salute>\r\n            <signed>B. M. Adamson. 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Peareth\r\n            \r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <opener>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir,\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n        </opener>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Your accounts of Miss B. Peareth\r\n            <lb />are as favorable as I could possibly expect and I\r\n            <lb />am particularly happy to find that the <ingredient n=\"67\">Vitriolic mixÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ture</ingredient> has answered so well. I am not surprised\r\n            <lb />to find that after being so often repeated it is someÂ¬\r\n            <lb />times <symptom n=\"3\">thrown up</symptom> but you are right in persisting\r\n            <lb />as it sometimes still answers. If you shall find\r\n            <lb />that it comes to be more frequently rejected there\r\n            <lb />is one or two things you must try, that is, either to\r\n            <lb />intervall the use of it for two or three days by which\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> may be again reconcilated to it, or you\r\n            <lb />must try an increase of dose. If in no way you\r\n            <lb />can continue the use of it please try the <del>following</del>\r\n            <lb />mixture in place of it, which I have prescribed\r\n            <lb />on the other page. These are the only medicines which\r\n            <lb />I can propose for the moment and as I suppose\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />    \r\n            \r\n            <lb />that you still continue the giving of some <treatment n=\"8\">nourishment\r\n            <lb />by injection</treatment>. 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With reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />spectful Compliments to the family I am Dear\r\n            <lb />Sir with great regard\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />your most Obedient servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>    \r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 20 1783\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <head>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For Miss B. Peareth\r\n            \r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž Aq. font. â„¥ivfs\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Syr. caryop hyll.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"222\">Sal. marin. Hispan.</ingredient> Ê’j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"140\">spir sal. commun.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb />â„³. Sig. <action n=\"60\">Stomachic Mixture</action> a tea spoonful\r\n                    <lb />to be taken in a little broth.\r\n                \r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take six and a half ounces of spring water, \r\n                    one ounce of <ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">cloves\' Syrup</ingredient>, \r\n                    one drachm of <ingredient n=\"222\">Spanish sea-Salt</ingredient> and \r\n                    two drachms of <ingredient n=\"140\">common Salt\'s Spirit</ingredient>. \r\n                    Mix and label as <action n=\"60\">Stomachic Mixture</action>. 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Peareth\r\n            \r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <opener>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n        </opener>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I am sorry to find that what I apprehended\r\n            <lb />has happened to Miss B. Peareth and that now not\r\n            <lb />only the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> but the <bodypart n=\"69\">intestines</bodypart> are ready to reject\r\n            <lb />whatever is thrown into them. To obviate the latter\r\n            <lb />you have thought of the most probable measure which\r\n            <lb />is to throw in some <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> along with the Broth\r\n            <lb />&amp; Jelly but I must observe that if you continue as you\r\n            <lb />seem to do the giving <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> by the mouth you can\r\n            <lb />hardly throw in by <treatment n=\"8\">injection</treatment> so much as may be neÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cessary to make the <treatment n=\"8\">injections</treatment> be retained. I would\r\n            <lb />therefore advise you to cease giving <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> by the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> &amp; to throw in the whole that is necessary by\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"8\">injection</treatment>. It will indeed be necessary in this way\r\n            <lb />to give a much larger quantity than you would do\r\n            <lb />by the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> but when that larger quantity is emÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ployed I know from experience it will do as much\r\n            <lb />to supply the <treatment n=\"9\">Vomiting</treatment> as the <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> given by the\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> and in this case I hope it will have the\r\n            <lb />advantage of introducing a nourishment which could\r\n            <lb />not be done in another way. However I would not wish\r\n            <lb />to abstain entirely renounce all attempts to give some\r\n            <lb />nourishment by the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>. It is true that I have\r\n            <lb />always found in the case of such <condition n=\"65\">Schirrosities</condition> that\r\n            <lb />an uncommon quantity of acid was produced in the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> but that acid is produced by an acetous\r\n            <lb />fermentation which the <ingredient n=\"67\">Vitriolic acid</ingredient> is not capable\r\n            <lb />of and upon many occasions I have found it correct\r\n            <lb />the acetous fermentation. I think therefore you\r\n            <lb />may still try it in this manner. Take some <ingredient n=\"360\">Calves\r\n            <lb />feet jelly</ingredient> before any wine, lemon or Sugar is put to it\r\n            <lb />and to about two Ounces of this jelly melted. add a tea\r\n            <lb />spoonful of my mixture &amp; let Miss Peareth swallow\r\n            <lb />this by tea spoonfuls at a time &amp; I leave it to your\r\n            <lb />discretion to push this or abstain from it as your\r\n            <lb />trials shall direct. I have only to add that I believe\r\n            <lb />there is nothing that can give Miss Peareth ease\r\n         \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />but <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> so I would apply it in every shape &amp; there <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />when upon my plan you cease to give it by the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> \r\n            <lb />I would keep a <treatment n=\"4\">plaister</treatment> if the <ingredient n=\"361\">Philonium Laudanum</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />constantly applied to the pil of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> renew\r\n            <lb />it every three or four days. Wishing you heartly succ<supplied>eed</supplied>\r\n            <lb />in relieving this young Lady\'s extreme distress &amp; wich\r\n            <lb />respectful compliments to the family I am with gr<supplied>eat</supplied>\r\n            <lb />regard Dear Sir\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />your most Obedient servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 10<sup>.th</sup>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>.ry</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> <u>1783</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 708, 3, '2013-08-01 14:31:13', 46),
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Barley Rice or SagÅ“ - The Milk should be\r\n            <lb />well diluted with thin water gruel and well sweatened with\r\n            <lb />Sugar.- <action n=\"30\">Let her take frequently of an Absorbent Powder</action>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />. such as <ingredient n=\"124\">Crabs Eyes</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"90\">prepared Oister Shells</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"171\">or prepaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />red Chalk</ingredient>.- <del>or if</del> to the quantity of half a dram - Or\r\n            <lb />if <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> requires it let her take <ingredient n=\"84\">Magnesia Alba</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />to the same quantity or more. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Let her be carried out if she can bear it into the\r\n            <lb />fresh air frequently, either on horseback, or in any\r\n            <lb />Carriage conveniently to be had.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have prescribed below some Drops and an Infusion\r\n            <lb />in a small Dose at first, but <bodypart n=\"46\">if her Stomach be found\r\n            <lb />to bear them</bodypart>, the Dose of the Drops and the Strength of\r\n            <lb />theInfusion may be increased---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"129\">Tinct. mart.</ingredient> â„¥ij- Sig. <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Drops</action>, ten to\r\n                    <lb />to be taken in an ordinary wine glass full of water twice\r\n                    <lb />a day, washing down each Dose with two table Spoon\r\n                    <lb />fulls of the following Infusion\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"129\">Tincture of Mars</ingredient>. Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Drops</action>. Ten to be taken in an ordinary wine glass full of water twice a day, washing down each Dose with two table Spoonfuls of the following Infusion.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. Peruv. cont.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s.\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamom. cont</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb />Aq. font. lbj. Macera per horas duodecim, dein adde\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tinct. cort. Peruvian.</ingredient> â„¥ij- et cola.\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Infusion</action>. two table Spoonfulls to be taken\r\n                    <lb />after every Dose of the Drops.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>, one ounce of <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient> and one pound of Spring water. Soak for twelve hours, then add two ounces of <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Peruvian bark</ingredient> and strain. Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Drops</action>. Two table Spoonfuls to be taken after every Dose of the Drops.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />N.B. If the above be found too strong let four Ounces\r\n            <lb />of the Infusion be used by way of <treatment n=\"6\">Clyster</treatment> at bedtime\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>Aug. 3. 1779</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4488, 2, '2013-10-21 10:45:51', 50),
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Simpl.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"17\">nuc moschat.</ingredient> @ â„¥ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. Simpl.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"357\">Sal. nitr.</ingredient> Ê’j\r\n                    <lb />M Signa <action n=\"33\">Aperient mixture</action>.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take two drachms of <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient>, three ounces or a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"247\"></ingredient>, four ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose water</ingredient>, two ounces each of <ingredient n=\"65\">Simple cinnamon water</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"17\">nutmeg</ingredient>, one ounce of <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient> and one drachm of <ingredient n=\"357\">Sodium carbonate</ingredient>. Mix and Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient mixture</action></reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>8<sup>th.</sup> Sept<sup>r.</sup> 1779</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4505, 11, '2015-04-17 22:45:47', 81),
(1975, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c6255\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:6255] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr Walter Stirling / Regarding: Miss Anne Gascoigne (Hamilton, Countess of Haddington or Lady Haddington (1786-96)) (Patient) / 12 February 1782 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Marianne Gilchrist</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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She did speak to me of her pains\r\n        <lb />but it was slightly and insisted chiefly on <symptom n=\"4\">her cough at night</symptom>\r\n        <lb />and <symptom n=\"76\">spitting in the morning</symptom> and of the pain of <bodypart n=\"26\">the breast</bodypart>. With\r\n        <lb />you these symptoms are slight and the flying pains her\r\n        <lb />great distress. But whatever is the true state of the matter\r\n        <lb />the travelling in a wet chaise might produce both kinds of\r\n        <lb />affections at the same time and <condition n=\"15\">the rheumatic</condition> might be\r\n        <lb />the most distressing, the affections of <bodypart n=\"26\">the breast</bodypart> if any at all\r\n        <lb /><unclear>was</unclear> certainly the most dangerous and to this therefore my\r\n        <lb />attention was chiefly directed. I shall be very happy to find\r\n        <lb />it slight and not threatening <add place=\"above\">any</add> consequence; but still I would\r\n        <lb />not have you to lose sight and I dare say you will not.\r\n        <lb />In the meantime reconsidering the case as you desire I\r\n        <lb />do not find that supposing <condition n=\"15\">the rheumatic affection</condition> to be the\r\n        <lb />principal ailment I could have advised better than I did.\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />The flannel shirt and other precautions against cold are in\r\n        <lb />my opinion equally proper in the case of <condition n=\"15\">rheumatism</condition> as of\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"36\">catarrh</symptom> and I would say the same with respect both to the exerÂ¬\r\n        <lb />cise and diet I advised. The Asses milk may not be necessary\r\n        <lb />but it can do no harm. <treatment n=\"1\">The taking a little blood</treatment> I left to\r\n        <lb />your discretion and do so still as the same circumstances will\r\n        <lb />direct <add place=\"above\">you</add> on either supposition. There is only <add place=\"above\">one</add> advice I would\r\n        <lb />add on the supposition of <condition n=\"15\">rheumatism</condition> being the principal or\r\n        <lb />only ailment and that is to give sometimes <action n=\"11\">a diaphoretic</action> of\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> with <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar emetic</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"33\" t=\"20\"><choice><orig>Vinum antimoniali</orig><reg>Antimonial Wine</reg></choice></ingredient> and\r\n        <lb />if <condition n=\"15\">the rheumatic affection</condition> should become still more considerable\r\n        <lb />I would <del>try</del> <treatment n=\"1\">especially after a bleeding</treatment> <treatment n=\"25\">try a gentle sweat with\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"64\">a moderate dose of Dovers powder</ingredient></treatment>; but I would be in no haste\r\n        <lb />with this remedy during the present season. I am much obÂ¬\r\n        <lb />liged to you for the trouble you have taken in restating the\r\n        <lb />Case to me but I would have been more so still if you had also\r\n        <lb />hinted what other remedies your view of <add place=\"above\">the</add> case suggested to you. I have\r\n        <lb />a regard for your judgement and shall always wish to have it I am\r\n        <lb />with sincere esteem <choice><abbr>D<sup>r.</sup> D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear Doctor</expan></choice></p>\r\n       <closer><salute>Your most obedient servant</salute>\r\n       <signed>William Cullen</signed></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 6255, 3, '2013-12-03 17:33:47', 65),
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I chanced to be from home, but received it yesterday\r\n        <lb />and went to Carron:House in the afternoon being sorry to think that\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">Miss Gascoigns Cough</symptom> threatned any danger to her â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />You are certainly right in thinking that <symptom n=\"4\">a Cough</symptom> in young persons\r\n        <lb />is not to be slighted, and that every precaution shoud early be taken\r\n        <lb />to prevent bad consequences from it, and therefor as to this you\r\n        <lb />have very properly given your advice, which will be carefully\r\n        <lb />attended to. But Miss Gascoign has other complaints that are\r\n    <lb />very distressing to her <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> flying pains and spasms through\r\n        <lb />her whole body. She woud certainly inform you of these and that\r\n        <lb />I figured her travelling in a wet Chaise might be the cause of them\r\n        <lb />Her distress did not begin <condition n=\"13\">like a Cold with <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom></condition>, but first with\r\n    <lb />pain and stifness in <bodypart n=\"89\">the joints</bodypart> of <bodypart n=\"17\">her legs</bodypart>: then, flying pains att\r\n    <lb />times affected <bodypart n=\"67\">her forehead</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"63\">her temples</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"5\">her nose</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"6\">sometimes one Eye\r\n    <lb />sometimes the other</bodypart> â€“ <bodypart n=\"8\">her Cheeks</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"10\">her neck</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"89\">joints</bodypart> of <bodypart n=\"12\">her arms</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />and <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> and lastly <bodypart n=\"26\">her breast</bodypart> with <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty in breathing</symptom> but\r\n    <lb />never half a minute fixd in one place: It is since <bodypart n=\"26\">her breast</bodypart> became\r\n        <lb />affected that she has had <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>. Sometimes she has a pain which\r\n    <lb />suddenly goes from <bodypart n=\"26\">her breast</bodypart> to <bodypart n=\"28\">her back</bodypart> sometimes <symptom n=\"57\">a spasm about <bodypart n=\"46\">the\r\n        <lb />region of the stomach</bodypart></symptom>, which /as she expresses it/ draws <add place=\"above\">her</add> together as\r\n        <lb />with a Cord. I sat by her last night for four hours /she was at\r\n        <lb />her needlework/ and saw her affected in this manner â€“ on most or all\r\n        <lb />the places I have named but had <symptom n=\"4\">no cough till suppertime</symptom>, after she\r\n        <lb />compleand of <bodypart n=\"26\">her breast</bodypart>. This morning <symptom n=\"4\">I mett her comeing out of her\r\n        <lb />chamber coughing</symptom>: a dish of warm tea soon put it off. She told me that\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />that she had <symptom n=\"4\">no cough att going to bed</symptom>, but before she sleepd was <symptom n=\"50\">tormented\r\n    <lb />with Cramp in <bodypart n=\"17\">both legs</bodypart></symptom>. She sleepd sound, but att breakfast and all\r\n        <lb />forenoon compleand of these flying pains. I askd her particularly /in\r\n        <lb />presence of her father/ about <symptom n=\"76\">the spitting in the morning</symptom>, she said <u>that</u> had\r\n        <lb />been greater eight days ago than now. I askd if then <symptom n=\"4\">the Cough in\r\n            <lb />the morning</symptom> had been severe in bringing up <symptom n=\"76\">that spitting</symptom>. She answered\r\n        <lb />that att the time, <symptom n=\"76\">she had that spitting</symptom> <symptom n=\"4\">she had no Cough</symptom> it came away\r\n        <lb />by hawking. <symptom n=\"4\">Her Cough</symptom> does not come on till after she is out of\r\n        <lb />bed and <symptom n=\"76\">she hawks up the spitting</symptom> when she first awakens. Once in the\r\n    <lb />forenoon she compleand of that pain through <bodypart n=\"26\">her breast</bodypart> to <bodypart n=\"28\">her back</bodypart> but\r\n        <lb />lasted only a few seconds, for soon thereafter in telling a story she coud\r\n        <lb />and did talk and laugh aloud without pain, <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty in breathing</symptom> <symptom n=\"4\">or cough</symptom>\r\n        <lb />Be so good as reconsider her case and lett us hear your advice â€“â€“\r\n        <lb />how she is to gett free of these disagreeable and distressing complaints.\r\n        <lb />I am with great regard</p>\r\n    <closer><salute><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n        <lb />your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> humble\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n       <signed>Wal. Stirling</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Stirl<sup>ng</sup> Feb<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>Stirling February</expan></choice> 20<sup>th.</sup>\r\n           <lb />1782</dateline></closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n <p><lb />Doctor William Cullen Physician\r\n     <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup><u>r</u></sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></p> \r\n    <handShift />\r\n    <annot><lb />D<sup>r</sup> W. Stirling\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> Miss Gascoigne\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1782.\r\n    <lb />V. XIII p. 288</annot>\r\n</div></body>', 2155, 3, '2014-06-02 15:23:56', 92);
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About the 3<sup>d</sup> of January I canced to call on M<sup>r</sup>Gascoigne &amp;\r\n        <lb />observing Miss rise from her seat stifly, I ask<sup>d</sup> what was the matter â€“â€“\r\n        <lb />her father said that his young woman he thought was become an old one\r\n             <lb />Miss said she had got <condition n=\"15\">the Rheumatism on <bodypart n=\"17\">her legs</bodypart></condition>. When I was going\r\n        <lb />away, he askd me what coud occasion it, I told him I did not know,\r\n             <lb />perhaps it might be owing to her taking no Exercise, <treatment n=\"39\">recommended <u>that</u> or\r\n             <lb />dry rubbing</treatment>: or he send her to <choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> to divert herself and danceing with\r\n        <lb />her frends <u>there</u>. Some days after that, I received the inclosed letter\r\n        <lb />inviting me to give my advice. I went to Carron house, and found\r\n        <lb />Miss G: very distressd with the Complaints her father wrote of\r\n             <lb />but <symptom n=\"4\">no Cough</symptom> pain in <bodypart n=\"26\">the breast</bodypart> nor <symptom n=\"36\">Catarrhal symptom</symptom>.\r\n             <lb />That night I advised bathing <bodypart n=\"17\">her legs</bodypart>. Next morning she had\r\n        <lb />sleep<sup>d</sup> well, but distressd in the same manner with her pains. â€“\r\n             <lb />I learnd she had a blood that morning which evacuation generally\r\n        <lb />lasted eight days. I had therefor nothing to direct but to <add place=\"above\">take</add> care that\r\n        <lb />the evacuation shou\'d proceed properly and beged to hear of her\r\n        <lb />after it was over. Accordingly a day or two after she wrote me\r\n             <lb />that all her pains continued to distress <add place=\"above\">her</add> in <choice><abbr>diff<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>different</expan></choice> places, but had\r\n             <lb />then <symptom n=\"12\">began to affect <bodypart n=\"26\">her breast</bodypart> and breathing</symptom> with <symptom n=\"4\">a short cough</symptom>\r\n             <lb />Upon this, I immediatly went to see her and altho <symptom n=\"15\">there was no\r\n                 <lb />frequency in her Pulse</symptom>, <treatment n=\"1\">took from <bodypart n=\"12\">her arm</bodypart> that night 12 or 14\r\n        <lb />ounces blood /it flowed freely and was no ways discoloured/</treatment>\r\n             <lb />Next morning I made her take a dose of <action n=\"24\">purgeing</action> <ingredient n=\"24\" t=\"19\">Infusion of\r\n             <lb />Senna</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient> and <u>that</u> to be repeated at a day or two\r\n             <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />intervals. I ordered a draught to be taken at bedtime on these days she took\r\n             <lb />the doses of <action n=\"24\">purgeing</action> <ingredient n=\"191\" t=\"19\">Infusion of <choice><abbr>Sp<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Spirit</expan></choice> minderer:</ingredient> 15 drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>, &amp; 25 of\r\n             <lb /><ingredient n=\"33\" t=\"20\">antimonial wine</ingredient>, likewise a <ingredient n=\"62\">Saline Julep</ingredient> with <ingredient n=\"33\" t=\"20\">antimonial wine</ingredient> to be\r\n        <lb /><add place=\"above\">taken</add> three or four times a day on the interveining days. After that I directed\r\n             <lb />five grains of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient> in Pills to be taken twice a day with some\r\n             <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"15\">decoction of <choice><orig>Cort: Peruv:</orig><reg>Peruvian Bark</reg></choice></ingredient>. She was remarkably better during these\r\n             <lb />three days so they were repeated, in her card after that time she said, \"<symptom n=\"1\">the pains\r\n             <lb />in <bodypart n=\"1\">her head</bodypart></symptom> &amp; <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> have been violent all this day, she immagines oweing\r\n             <lb />\"to her haveing forgot to put some Flannel about <bodypart n=\"1\">her head</bodypart> last night as\r\n             <lb />\"she had done of late. The pain has been constant for these two days in <bodypart n=\"11\">her\r\n                 <lb />\"right shoulder</bodypart> and sometimes in <bodypart n=\"15\">that hand</bodypart>. <symptom n=\"4\">The cough</symptom> is almost gone,\r\n             <lb />\"&amp; the pain in <bodypart n=\"26\">her breast</bodypart> is slight and not frequent.\" After this she made\r\n             <lb />a visit <unclear>in</unclear> Carronhall and was abroad \'till nine at night. Her next card said\r\n             <lb />\"<symptom n=\"1\">The pains in <bodypart n=\"1\">my head</bodypart></symptom> are almost gone, but are violent in <bodypart n=\"11\">my shoulder</bodypart>\r\n             <lb />\"and <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> so that <symptom n=\"138\">I am scarce able to walk</symptom>, &amp; <symptom n=\"4\">the cough</symptom> is att times\r\n        <lb />violent for about an hour or two in the four and twenty hours, &amp;\r\n        <lb />\"that generally in the Evening &amp; before supper, and in the mornings\r\n             <lb />\"before breakfast: I directed <ingredient n=\"33\" t=\"20\">antimonial wine</ingredient> from 29 to 45 drops every morning\r\n             <lb />and as her pains have always threatned to fix in <bodypart n=\"11\">her right shoulder</bodypart>\r\n             <lb />and to affect <bodypart n=\"15\">her right hand</bodypart>, I meand to have ordered <treatment n=\"4\">a blister to be\r\n             <lb />applyed to <bodypart n=\"12\">the outside of that arm</bodypart>, to be reblistered</treatment> as it heald or\r\n             <lb /><treatment n=\"11\">keepd open by way of Issue</treatment>. Since she came from <choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> I figure she\r\n        <lb />has been out of <u>order</u>, and fancy <u>that</u> is just now over. I have found\r\n             <lb />a Card from her, saying that <bodypart n=\"26\">her breast</bodypart> has been much paind. I shall\r\n             <lb />therefor go to see her the morrows morning and <treatment n=\"1\">take some blood\r\n             <lb />from her</treatment>. She has from the beginning wore a flannel jacket next <bodypart n=\"49\">her\r\n        <lb />skin</bodypart> and her diet has been mild. If you think of any thing further\r\n        <lb />to recommend shall be glad to hear from you being with great\r\n             <lb />esteem <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> humble <choice><abbr>Ser<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n        <signed>Wal: Stirling</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Stir<sup>ng</sup> Feb<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>Stirling February</expan></choice> 15, 1782</dateline></closer>\r\n    <postscript><lb />Miss Gascoign says it is <symptom n=\"28\">not constitutional for her to sweat</symptom></postscript></div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <p><lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n        <lb />Physician in\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup><u>r</u></sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></p>\r\n    </div></body>', 2152, 2, '2013-06-06 16:31:24', 107),
(1978, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c706\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:706] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham / Regarding: Miss Barbara Peareth (Pearith) (Patient) / 28 January 1783 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Luca Guariento</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2013-08-01\">1 August 2013</date> Last updated by David Shuttleton</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2013-05-15\">15 May 2013</date> XML file created by Luca Guariento</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n        \r\n        <head>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Ingham <choice></choice> <choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> Miss B. Peareth\r\n            \r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <opener>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n        </opener>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />If my correspondence with you can any ways graÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tify M<sup>.rs</sup> Pearith &amp; family you may freely command it\r\n            <lb />I do not find it easy to render it useful but I shall not\r\n            <lb />grudge my trouble is endeavouring to be useful as possible\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The present state of her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> in rejecting both\r\n            <lb />food &amp; medicine may render every proposal of either kind\r\n            <lb />fruitless and if the <ingredient n=\"14\">opiate</ingredient>which she still bears does not\r\n            <lb />bring back her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> to bear other things I am afraid\r\n            <lb />every other attempt in vain but I shall observe that I\r\n            <lb />have sometimes found the <ingredient n=\"67\">Vitriolic acid</ingredient> useful &amp; you will\r\n            <lb />please make the mixture prescribed below &amp; I hope you\r\n            <lb />shall find a tea spoonful of this in two Ounces of water\r\n            <lb />not quite cold may be taken down with pleasure and\r\n            <lb />perhaps remain on the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>. If it does so you might\r\n            <lb />try to give it in Beef Tea instead of plain water and by\r\n            <lb />giving such small portions at proper intervals you may\r\n            <lb />thus introduce a little nourishment. You might perhaps\r\n            <lb />in this way also introduce some medicine but I expect\r\n            <lb />so little from any thing we could introduce that I cannot\r\n           \r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />advise to hazard disturbing the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>. In what I have\r\n            <lb />and I <unclear>often</unclear> attempted a measure for reconciling the <bodypart n=\"46\">stoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mach</bodypart> to some nourishment but it is not impossible\r\n            <lb />that all our attempts in that way may be fruitless\r\n            <lb />&amp; that the only measure we can take must be by\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"8\">injection</treatment> &amp; in that way you have taken the most\r\n            <lb />proper measures that could be proposed &amp; I have only\r\n            <lb />to say that the Broth employed should not be very\r\n            <lb />strong nor in large quantity at once as these cirÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cumstances are ready to bring it off too soon &amp; I have\r\n            <lb />in such cases been obliged to confine myself to <ingredient n=\"360\">Calves\r\n            <lb />foot jelly</ingredient> as simply prepared by <ingredient n=\"360\" t=\"15\">Decoction</ingredient> without\r\n            <lb />being clarified with wine or fruit. This melted by a\r\n            <lb />gentle heat &amp; thrown in by a <treatment n=\"47\">Syringe</treatment> previously\r\n            <lb />warmed to the quantity of about four ounces at one time\r\n            <lb />but repeated three or four times a day will I hope\r\n            <lb />answer with you very well. Wishing you success with\r\n            <lb />Compliments to the family I am with great regard\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                    <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                    <lb />your most Obedient <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>  \r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 28<sup>.th</sup> <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><u>1783</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For Miss Barbara Peareth\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar</ingredient> â„¥iij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">Syr e ros. sicc.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"315\">Spir<sup>.t</sup> vitriol. ten.</ingredient> @ â„¥fs\r\n                    <lb />â„³ Sig <action n=\"60\">Stomachic Mixture</action>, a tea Spoonful\r\n                    <lb />to be taken in two ounces of Water several\r\n                    <lb />times a day.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take three ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">rose Water</ingredient>, \r\n                    half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"107\">Syrup obtained from dried roses</ingredient> and \r\n                    half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"315\">Spiritus vitroli tenuis</ingredient>. \r\n                    Mix and label <action n=\"60\">Stomachic Mixture</action> a spoonful \r\n                    to be taken in two ounces of Water several \r\n                    times a day.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 28. 1783.\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />W.C.\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 706, 3, '2013-08-01 14:42:07', 53),
(1979, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c690\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:690] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham / Regarding: Miss Barbara Peareth (Pearith) (Patient) / 24 December 1782 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Luca Guariento</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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Tho the humour\r\n            <lb />externally is not evidently increased it must have extended itself\r\n            <lb />internally and now <add place=\"above\">certainly</add> compresses the <bodypart n=\"88\">biliary ducts</bodypart>, and tho there\r\n            <lb />are no external symptoms of a <symptom n=\"42\">suppuration</symptom>, nor any certain\r\n            <lb />evidence of it going on internally, yet the pain felt on pressure\r\n            <lb />with the frequent recurrence of <symptom n=\"34\">feverishness</symptom>, give me a strong\r\n            <lb />suspicion of it, and I have no doubt but that the whole of\r\n            <lb />the disease will end in a <symptom n=\"34\">hectic State</symptom>.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />In this view of things you will not expect that I can do\r\n            <lb />much for your patient and indeed I do not expect to do more\r\n            <lb />than to palliate a little and even while the <symptom n=\"78\">irritability of the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart></symptom> remains, the palliation will be difficult. To get the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> to admit of both medicine and food I would have you\r\n         \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />to employ <ingredient n=\"14\">opiates</ingredient> both largely and very frequently, tho without\r\n            <lb />either the patient or her friends knowing much of the matter.\r\n            <lb />The only interruption in this course <add place=\"above\">you</add> will be liable to, will\r\n            <lb />be from the <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> which the <ingredient n=\"14\">opiates</ingredient> induce, but the keepÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ping the <bodypart n=\"69\">intestines</bodypart> to their due course is otherwise necessary\r\n            <lb />for the disease and therefore what <action n=\"21\">laxatives</action> the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> will\r\n            <lb />bear must be very constantly employed. I have prescribed beÂ¬\r\n            <lb />low a <ingredient n=\"237\">Soap pill</ingredient> which when taken in sufficient quantity, comÂ¬\r\n            <lb />monly keep the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> open but I doubt much if Miss Barbara\r\n            <lb />will be able to take the quantity necessary for that purpose and\r\n            <lb />therefore I expect you will find it necessary to employ some other\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"21\">laxative</action>. <ingredient n=\"84\">Calcined Magnesia</ingredient> from half a dram to a dram\r\n            <lb />once or twice a day may possibly answer, or if it does not the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"28\">oleum ricini</ingredient> may perhaps be admitted and to make it more\r\n            <lb />allowed and also more effectual add to it a fourth part of the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"24\" t=\"1\">Tinct. Senn. composit.</ingredient> of our Dispensatory or perhaps the same\r\n            <lb />proportion of our <ingredient n=\"10\" t=\"1\">Tinct. Jalap.</ingredient> When these Tinctures are\r\n            <lb />well shaken together with the <ingredient n=\"28\">Oil</ingredient>, immediately before exhibition the\r\n            <lb />warmth of the spirituous Tincture will not be perceived. If\r\n           \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />neither of these medicines answer you may have recourse to\r\n            <lb />our compound powder of <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalop</ingredient> which when properly triturated\r\n            <lb />you will find to be a tolerably mild medicine. I mention these\r\n            <lb />several medicines both that you may find the necessary <action n=\"21\">laxative</action>\r\n            <lb />and that you may sometimes vary it. These however with\r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> and the <action n=\"33\">Aperient Pills</action> ordered below are the only\r\n            <lb />medicines I would propose at present. For her diet I believe you\r\n            <lb />must be confined to broths, <add place=\"above\">&amp;</add> Jellies, with Some of the more nourishing\r\n            <lb />farinacea as Sago &amp; Jalep, though if her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> will bear a\r\n            <lb />little of the lighter kinds of animal food I should not think it unÂ¬\r\n            <lb />proper. In drink I don\'t expect <del>expect</del> She will bear any fermented\r\n            <lb />or spirituous liquor and I would not advise them. Her drink thereÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fore must be of plainest &amp; mildest kind, Boiled water <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a toast in\r\n            <lb />it, Thin water gruel, Barley water, Weak Bohea Tea or Cocoa Tea\r\n            <lb />Wishing you heartily Success &amp; with Compliments to the family\r\n            <lb />I am with great regard Dear Sir Your most obedient Servant -- \r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n            \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        \r\n        <head>\r\n            \r\n            For Miss Barbara Pearith\r\n            \r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"9\" t=\"13\">Pulv. rhei. elect.</ingredient> Ê’j <ingredient n=\"53\">Sapon. Hispan.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. Simpl.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. massa dividend in pil. Sing. gr. v. Sig. <action n=\"33\">Aperient Pills</action> two\r\n                    <lb />three or four to be taken twice day, washing them down with a small cupfull of the\r\n                    <lb />following.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take one drachm of <ingredient n=\"9\" t=\"13\">electuary of rhubarb Powder</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"53\">Spanish Soap</ingredient> and \r\n                    a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient> in order to let there be made a mass to be divided into pills of five grains each. Label as <action n=\"33\">Aperient Pills</action>, two, \r\n                    three or four to be taken twice a day, washing them down with a small cupfull of the \r\n                    following.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"169\">Rad. gentian.</ingredient> Ê’j <ingredient n=\"21\">Cort. aurant.</ingredient> Ê’fs Contusis affunde Aq. fervent. â„”j\r\n                    <lb />Digere horas Sex et adde <ingredient n=\"113\" t=\"1\">Tinct. amar.</ingredient> â„¥j et denique per chartam cola Signa\r\n                    <lb /><action n=\"33\">Aperient Infusion</action>\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take one drachm of <ingredient n=\"169\">english gentian Root</ingredient> and half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"21\">orange Peel</ingredient>. Pour over the crushed ingredients one pound of boiling water. \r\n                    Let it digest for six hours, add one ounce of <ingredient n=\"113\" t=\"1\">Tincture of bitters</ingredient> and then strain using the paper. Label \r\n                    as <action n=\"33\">Aperient Infusion</action>\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />W.C.\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 690, 11, '2014-10-06 23:28:13', 93),
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However as I said\r\n        <lb />in my last the remedies and regimen to be employed are much\r\n        <lb />the same in both views but I think it seems necessary now\r\n        <lb />to employ them very seriously. <treatment n=\"1\">The bleeding you proposed for\r\n        <lb />yesterday</treatment> is certainly proper and I hope you have executed it\r\n        <lb />with some benefit to her. If the pains continue to affect <bodypart n=\"11\">the\r\n            <lb />right Shoulder</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> and especially if they happen to fix\r\n        <lb />any where about <bodypart n=\"26\">the chest</bodypart> <treatment n=\"4\">I would think a blister extremely\r\n        <lb /><unclear>proper</unclear></treatment>. <unclear>Tho she does not <illegible w=\"2\" /> I would then be\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> to <illegible w=\"3\" /> draught <illegible w=\"5\" />\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"6\" /> doses</unclear> <illegible w=\"5\" />\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"11\" />\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />obstinacy of the disease to try <ingredient n=\"64\">a dose of Dovers powder</ingredient>. In\r\n        <lb />the same case of obstinacy I must leave it to your discretion\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">to repeat the bleeding</treatment> and <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment> and only with respect to\r\n        <lb />the latter I must give you my opinion that <treatment n=\"4\">one fresh blister\r\n            <lb />will go much farther</treatment> than <treatment n=\"11\">a long time of an Issue</treatment>. With respect\r\n        <lb />to regimen I need say nothing more than I have said before, only\r\n        <lb />I would say <add place=\"above\">now</add> that I would not soon advise her going abroad.</p>\r\n     <p><lb />I am with the utmost regard</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>Dear <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Doctor</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />your most obedient servant</salute>\r\n    <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 17<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>.ry</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb /><u>1782.</u>\r\n    </dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 271, 3, '2013-10-02 15:27:34', 69),
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She complains of <symptom n=\"4\">a cough</symptom> troublesome to her when \r\n        <lb />she lies down at night and <symptom n=\"76\">attended with some spitting</symptom> in the\r\n        <lb />morning. She has also some pain of <bodypart n=\"26\">her breast</bodypart> but chiefly on\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">coughing</symptom>. Withall this her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse is between 80 and 90 but\r\n        <lb />neither full nor hard</symptom> and how far the frequency is more than\r\n        <lb />natural you can best judge. I hope the ailment is owing to\r\n        <lb />accidental Cold and of little consequence but I am not disposed\r\n        <lb />to consider <add place=\"above\">it</add> as she herself does <condition n=\"21\">to be purely nervous</condition> and I think\r\n        <lb />it very necessary to look after such ailment in young persons and\r\n        <lb />to take early precautions against <illegible w=\"2\" /> <unclear>this view</unclear> I have\r\n        <lb />advised her to leave the town and in the country <illegible w=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />precautions against cold. For this purpose I would advise her to\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />wear a flannel shirt next <bodypart n=\"49\">her skin</bodypart>. Every day that is toleÂ¬\r\n        <lb />rably mild and fair I would advise her to go abroad on horseback\r\n        <lb />or in a carriage. The former most effectual but the latter most safe\r\n        <lb />at this season. I would have her go abroad only in the forenoon and\r\n        <lb />for two months to come never to be abroad after dinner. If she can\r\n        <lb />conveniently get it let her take from half a muchkin to a whole muchÂ¬\r\n        <lb />kin as <bodypart n=\"46\">her stomach</bodypart> bears it, of Asses milk every morning. For the\r\n        <lb />rest of her diet I would wish it be chiefly of Milk and farinacea.\r\n        <lb />While her pulse continues as I find it, she may have weak broth\r\n        <lb />and a little light meat at dinner but no animal food at supper.\r\n        <lb />Her drink should be water or watery liquor only and I can hardly\r\n        <lb />allow of any wine. I forgot to say above that walking except\r\n        <lb />in the most gentle manner always hurts <bodypart n=\"26\">the breast</bodypart> and therefore\r\n        <lb />any brisker exercise as dancing is no ways admissible. By the\r\n        <lb />above regimen I hope Miss Gascoigne may soon get well and few\r\n        <lb />remedies will be necessary. However if the pain of <bodypart n=\"26\">her breast</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />should be more constant or more painfull and <symptom n=\"15\">especially with any\r\n            <lb />increase of the frequency of her pulse</symptom> I should think <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding\r\n                <lb />perhaps more than once very necessary</treatment>. <treatment n=\"1\">If bleeding should not\r\n                    <lb />appear to be necessary</treatment> I think <treatment n=\"9\">a gentle vomit now &amp; then</treatment> may\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />be very usefull and <symptom n=\"36\">considering the case as catarrhal</symptom> only the\r\n        <lb />most effectual remedy I know of. As Miss Gascoigne\'s <symptom n=\"24\">habit\r\n        <lb />is disposed to be costive</symptom> this should never be allowed to go far and as\r\n        <lb />then as any ways necessary a <action n=\"25\">cooling</action> <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> should be employed.\r\n        <lb />if the ailments should increase <treatment n=\"4\">I should judge blistering to be proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />per</treatment> and <treatment n=\"11\">perhaps an Issue</treatment> but in the present state of things I hope\r\n        <lb />it is not necessary to propose what may <add place=\"above\">be</add> thought severe or disagreeable.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />I am told that our <condition n=\"70\">patient is troubled with a Leucorrhea</condition> and\r\n        <lb />the cure of it is certainly to be wished but I would not attempt it\r\n        <lb /><supplied>j</supplied>ust now as the remedies I would propose are hardly admissible \r\n        <lb /><supplied>w</supplied>hile there is any suspicion of a dangerous ailment of <bodypart n=\"26\">the breast</bodypart>.\r\n        <lb />Hereafter I shall be very willing to advise for it when it can be\r\n        <lb />done with safety and with respect to the ailments for which I\r\n        <lb />have now advised if you have anything to inform me of now\r\n        <lb />hereafter you or the family may freely command me who am\r\n        <lb />with great regard</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>Dear <choice><abbr>D<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Doctor</expan></choice> your most obedient servant</salute>\r\n  <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 5<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>.ry</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />1782 â€“â€“â€“â€“</dateline></closer></div></body>', 264, 3, '2013-10-17 17:22:57', 68);
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(1982, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c5942\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:5942] From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Mr Hugh Lawson (of Girthead) (Patient) / 17 July 1781 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Luca Guariento</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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Such letters,\r\n            <lb />especially when you indulge me so far as to come the\r\n            <lb />length of writing a <unclear>tergo</unclear>.<note>If this is the correct reading it is unclear what Gilchrist implies here by \"a tergo\" (\'from behind\').</note>  I am fully sensible of the value\r\n            <lb />of. --- M<sup>r</sup> Lawsons complaints are indeed very obvious, and\r\n            <lb />nothing but his being entirely free from all pain or other\r\n            <lb />uneasiness in the region of the <bodypart n=\"45\">kidneys</bodypart> could have led me\r\n            <lb />to express any doubt as to the condition of her urine\'s deÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pending on the <symptom n=\"78\">irritation</symptom> of a <condition n=\"19\">stone</condition>, although I well knew\r\n            <lb />that a <condition n=\"19\">stone</condition> has been often detected; where its existence had\r\n            <lb />been more equivocal, and get its latent effects more conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />siderable than in the present case. -- I had good reason to\r\n            <lb />have called the urine thick as well as foul.\r\n\r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I shall certainly remember well, and, I hope, make a proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />per use of, the facts you give me in the history of the <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition>\r\n            <lb /> -- <treatment n=\"4\">Blistering</treatment> in any other case I would never have thought\r\n            <lb />of calling a repellent -- In a <condition n=\"42\">pleurisy</condition>, the disease is inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />deed discussed<note>Meaning \'dispersed\' or \'destroyed\'.</note>, or entirely dissipated, by <treatment n=\"4\">Blistering</treatment>. - In cases\r\n            <lb />of the <treatment n=\"3\">Gout</treatment> however, such as you mention, whether or not may\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />the same remedy be reckoned, virtually, a repellent; not that\r\n            <lb />it does more than discuss the <symptom n=\"62\">inflammations</symptom> here as in the\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"42\">pleurisy</condition>; - and its own tendency, i.e. of the <del>Inflam</del> disease, after\r\n            <lb />being so discussed, as to take to the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"43\">lungs</bodypart> &amp;c --- But\r\n            <lb />I am <u>trespassing</u> and tiring you with <u>words</u>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Lawson continues greatly better. The state of his urine\r\n            <lb />as almost natural again, and he is clear that the use of the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"118\">Tartar. regenerat.</ingredient> has had an obvious and a good effect upon\r\n            <lb />him, as it had before. -- All its effect however can be no\r\n            <lb />more than a little <u><action n=\"25\">cooling</action></u> and<u><action n=\"39\">scouring</action></u>;by which no doubt\r\n            <lb />it may be useful in clearing away the filans and pellicles, which\r\n            <lb />have covered, or even in dividing and dislodging smaller\r\n            <lb />and lower <condition n=\"19\">calculous concretions</condition>, none of which however he\r\n            <lb />has voided for three or four weeks past. -- I am constantly\r\n            <lb />inculcating the necessity of as steady and vigorous a plan\r\n            <lb />as possible, without trusting mere palliatives; and growing\r\n            <lb />secure and forgetful in his intervals of ease and spirits.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /> -- But I proceed to tell you, what indeed is the chief cause\r\n            <lb />of my writing to-day, that we have got another matter into\r\n            <lb /><unclear>our</unclear> heads, which I will now submit to you. -- For several weeks\r\n            <lb />past M<sup>r</sup> Lawson has been talking of an excursion to <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />where he has several particular friends, and, among others, Professor\r\n            <lb />Robison, who is his Nephew, and with whom he would lodge. -- Last\r\n            <lb />night he said he would go, <u>if I would</u> accompany him, not that\r\n            <lb />he thought there was the least necessity for it on his account,\r\n            <lb />but merely if it suited me to make such an excursion for six\r\n            <lb />or eight days. -- Tho\' it must be uncertain if I can venture on it,\r\n            <lb />yet, after thinking of the matter, -- as I have been as much a\r\n            <lb />slave to business as any man of the profession for seven years\r\n            <lb />past, - it really seems to be no unreasonable piece of\r\n            <lb />indulgence, if I was to steal away for eight days and\r\n            <lb />have the pleasure of seeing You &amp; some others of\r\n            <lb />my Brethen<note>This has no religious connotations. By \'Brethren\' Gilchrist is simply referring to his fellow physicians.</note> and friends in <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> - Accordingly I told\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> L. that, if it could be done, I would accompany him; but\r\n            <lb />that I would by no means be any way concerned in his going\r\n            <lb />unless you approve of it. -- He holds it cheap to make any doubt\r\n            <lb />of his fitness for the journey, and insist that he could with\r\n            <lb />perfect ease and safety go six times farther. -- At present, no\r\n            <lb />doubt, he is very easy, and in great spirits, so that I am\r\n            <lb />clear a journey would be useful to him, if it did not endanger\r\n            <lb />a <condition n=\"91\">nephretic <symptom n=\"95\">paroxysm</symptom></condition>. -- I shall only say that the road <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />he would take is all good, and, if I was to come along with\r\n            <lb />him, - my carriage, which we would use, is an ecceding easy one\r\n            <lb /> - I will beg you to drop us two lines in course, just mentioning\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />your opinion on the point; &amp; believe me always\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Yours most sincerely\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />John Gilchrist.\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Gilchrist\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Lawson\r\n            <lb />July 1781\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen Physician\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 5942, 3, '2013-09-13 17:00:13', 61),
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Pearith.\r\n            \r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <opener>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n        </opener>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I am favoured by Miss Hudson with\r\n            <lb />yours concerning Miss M. Pearith inclosing the note from\r\n            <lb />herself. I am heartly concerned <del>for</del> for her situation which\r\n            <lb />I think is very bad. I do consider the <symptom n=\"46\">discharge <add place=\"above\">of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart></add></symptom> in this case\r\n            <lb />to be quite analogous to a <condition n=\"38\">hemorrhoidal <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom></condition> and Such a\r\n            <lb />case has been frequently observed by practical Writers. You may\r\n            <lb />find Several of them referred to in Sauvages Nosologia methoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />dicia under the Title of HÃ¦moturia hÃ¦morrhoidalis <add place=\"above\">Vol. II</add> pag. 303<note>Francois Boissier de Suavages de Lacroix (1706-1767), a French physician and author of <i>Nosologia Methodica</i> (1763) (precise reference untraced).</note>\r\n            <lb />However we may explain it i think it a very unfavorable Case\r\n            <lb />and I have found it so in two or three instances which I myself\r\n            <lb />have Seen of it. In these instances I do not remember its being\r\n            <lb />preceded as in this case by an <condition n=\"110\">abscess</condition> and as I think a <condition n=\"65\">Schirrosity</condition>\r\n            <lb />and the <symptom n=\"65\">HÃ¦morrhagy</symptom> <add place=\"above\">here</add> Supervening gives <add place=\"above\">me</add> a <add place=\"above\">Strong</add> Suspicion of <condition n=\"69\">Cancer</condition>,\r\n            <lb />and a very dismal prospect for Miss Pearith. How to relieve\r\n            <lb />her I am at loss to say but I must observe to you that we\r\n            <lb />can <add place=\"above\">no</add> longer insist on the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurial Course</ingredient> as it must rather\r\n            <lb />favour the <symptom n=\"65\">bleeding</symptom> and we can now have little hopes of\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />healing by the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> our Supposed <symptom n=\"43\">ulcer</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"56\">neck of the\r\n            <lb />bladder</bodypart>. All I think that can be done is to palliate matters\r\n            <lb />as well as we can. Let her use some mucilaginous drinks\r\n            <lb />as <ingredient n=\"98\" t=\"15\">Marshmallow decoction</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"149\">Lintseed tea</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"75\" t=\"27\">Arabic Emulsion</ingredient> and\r\n            <lb />these by turns. If the <symptom n=\"46\">discharge of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart></symptom> continue to return let\r\n            <lb />her have the acid Mixture prescribed on t\'other page and someÂ¬\r\n            <lb />times five grains of <ingredient n=\"91\">Nitre</ingredient> several times a day. I fancy you\r\n            <lb />must at last have recourse to <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> taking care at the same\r\n            <lb />time that they do not bind the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> and thereby increase the\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"38\">hemorrhoidal affections</condition>. For this last purpose you will find\r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"34\">flores Sulphuris</ingredient> or the <ingredient n=\"28\">Oleum ricini</ingredient> the most usefull\r\n            <lb />medicines. Wishing most heartily for your Success and Miss Peariths\r\n            <lb />relief I am with Sincere regard\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />your most obedient servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 30<sup>th</sup> May\r\n                <lb />1782.\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n         \r\n         <postscript>\r\n             \r\n             <lb />I hope to have the pleasure of visiting\r\n             <lb />you at Newcastle Sometime in the course\r\n             <lb />of this Summer.\r\n             \r\n         </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n<div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For Miss. 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Sig. <action n=\"25\">Cooling Mixture</action> a tea Spoonfull to be\r\n                    <lb />taken on an ordinary wine glassfull of Water or\r\n                    <lb />any of her other drinks Several times a day\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take three ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">rose Water</ingredient>, \r\n                    half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">Syrup obtained from Dried roses</ingredient> and \r\n                    half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"315\">Spiritus vitroli tenuis</ingredient>. \r\n                    Mix and label as <action n=\"25\">Cooling Mixture</action>. 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Peariths distress and Shall be exceedingly happy\r\n            <lb />to have it <add place=\"above\">in</add> my power to contribute to her relief. I have Sate\r\n            <lb />down the moment I received your letter to answer to as I think\r\n            <lb />if my advice can be admitted there is no time to be lost in <unclear>execÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion</unclear> it. There is now no doubt about the nature of her ailÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ment and now when an <condition n=\"110\">abscess</condition> has recently opened it Seems\r\n            <lb />to me the most proper time to recurr to M<sup>r</sup> Lamberts first\r\n            <lb />measure the use of <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>, If there is not Some circumstance\r\n            <lb />in her condition, which may render it improper I would instantly\r\n            <lb />either by the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> throw in our <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial pill</ingredient> or by unction\r\n            <lb />throw in as much as may Soon touch her <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> and keep it there\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> in a Slight degree for a week or two or perhaps till you find\r\n            <lb />Some change in the quantity or quality of the <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom>. During\r\n            <lb />this course I would wish to keep her very entirely on a milk\r\n            <lb />diet and from Stirring as much as possible. I shall be ready to\r\n            <lb />take any other accounts you may have to give and praying most\r\n            <lb />earnestly for your Success I am <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir Your most obedient Servant\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 11<sup>th</sup> May 1782. --- \r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 544, 11, '2015-04-10 10:39:17', 15),
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Peariths\r\n            \r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <salute>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Dear Sir,\r\n            \r\n        </salute>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I hope your discovery with regard to Miss M.\r\n            <lb />Peariths complaint may lead us to a remedy and as the\r\n            <lb />specimen<note>This implies that Cullen has been sent a sample of calculi (sand), but no incoming letter traced to confirm this interpretation.</note> you have sent me is mostly of a tender kind I\r\n            <lb />hope to give her relief providing only that the <bodypart n=\"56\">Neck of her\r\n            <lb />bladder</bodypart> which is certainly in a diseased state will bear\r\n            <lb />the remedy I have to propose. But I by all means\r\n            <lb />advise the trial to be made. 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I pray heartely\r\n            <lb />that it may be useful to Miss Pareth I shall expect\r\n            <lb />your report of it and be ready to mend my advice if\r\n            <lb />necessary as well as I can.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />You give me no occasion to say any thing about\r\n            <lb />Miss Ellison but to bid her continue the remedy she\r\n            <lb />has found useful.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />D<sup>.r</sup> Monro has communicated <subst><del>his</del><add place=\"above\">your</add></subst> letter concerning\r\n            <lb />M<sup>.r</sup> Bates and I give you our fixt Answer. We are\r\n            <lb />heartily concerned to find his <symptom n=\"25\">Jaundice</symptom> so obstinate and\r\n            <lb />the more so that you seem to discover or at least suspect\r\n            <lb />some <condition n=\"65\">Schirrosity</condition> in the <bodypart n=\"44\">liver</bodypart>, we must not however cease\r\n            <lb />to attempt his relief. We think your proposal of repeating\r\n            <lb />the <action n=\"14\">Emetic</action> once a week will not be improper. The pills\r\n            <lb />are to be continued as occasion may seem to require &amp;\r\n            <lb />we advise by all means the continuance of his Exercise\r\n            <lb />and we have only to add the following prescription\r\n            <lb />as a means of resolving any <condition n=\"90\">obstruction of the <bodypart n=\"44\">liver</bodypart></condition><note>The main body of this letter was written out by Cullen\'s amanuensis, but the recipe below is an insertion his own hand.</note>\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n\r\n<handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"289\">fol. 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At present I\r\n            <lb />see nothing to be done but keeping the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular\r\n            <lb />by some gentle <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> and giving plentifully of some\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"16\">Emollient Drinks</action>. The <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> I would prefer if\r\n            <lb />her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> would admitt of it is the <ingredient n=\"28\">Oleum Ricini</ingredient>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />My Conscience will not allow me to say that I\r\n            <lb />expect any light in this Case from seeing Miss Pearith\r\n            <lb />The Case does not to me appear so obscure as difficult\r\n            <lb />and I must suspect that her journey hither might <supplied>do</supplied>\r\n            <lb />a great deal of harm. You must therefore manage\r\n            <lb />it as well as you can at NewCastle and what assistance\r\n            <lb />is in my power you may have it by letter. 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The Case is certainly difficult and\r\n            <lb />dangerous but I can say no more at present. I am\r\n            <lb />always Dear Sir yours &amp;<sup>c.</sup>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 22<sup>d.</sup> <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1784</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Younghusband</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"31\">Mosch. opt.</ingredient> â„ˆij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar. alb.</ingredient> Æ·j\r\n                    <lb />Mucilag. <ingredient n=\"75\">G. Arabic.</ingredient> crass â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb />Terito simul probe et paulatim affunde\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinnam. Spirit.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"17\">--- nuc. moschat</ingredient> @ â„¥ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"68\">--- menth. pip. Simpl.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\">--- rosar</ingredient> @ â„¥ij\r\n                    <lb />et mistis adde <ingredient n=\"38\">Sal. vol. corn. c.</ingredient> gr. x.\r\n                    <lb />Sig. 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F. M. D.</add> was\r\n            <lb />call\'d in who gravely told her sister &amp; I. All\r\n            <lb />was over, &amp; in vain to use any medicine.\r\n            <lb />I prepared the <ingredient n=\"31\">Vol. Musk. Julap</ingredient>  as mentiond\r\n            <lb />in my last. &amp; gave a teaspoonfull every five\r\n            <lb />minutes. being as much as would pass - \r\n            <lb />and can\'t help observing that it certainly\r\n            <lb />had a Miraculous Effect.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />She complains of pains &amp; <symptom n=\"23\">weakness in her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"19\">knees</bodypart></symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"78\">prickling in her <bodypart n=\"16\">finger Ends</bodypart></symptom>. I am\r\n            <lb />using constant <treatment n=\"37\">frictions</treatment> with <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr></choice> <treatment n=\"18\">brush</treatment> &amp;c<sup>t</sup> -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />She has natural Stools. &amp; All medicines\r\n            <lb />laid aside - if any restoratives, or <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />in any form be usefull, please to prescribe\r\n            <lb />&amp; M<sup>r.</sup> <choice><abbr>Y<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>Younghusband</expan></choice> will with pleasure pay you --- \r\n            <lb /><add place=\"margin\">The ladies desire their <choice><abbr>Comp<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice></add>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>I am <choice><abbr>w<sup>th.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> all Due respect.</salute>\r\n            <signed>B. M. Adamson.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen \r\n            <lb />in \r\n            <lb />Edenburgh.\r\n            <lb />Post paid.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs.</sup> Younghusband\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 1784\r\n            <lb />V. XVI. P. 248\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2550, 13, '2014-11-24 14:54:17', 76),
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throat</bodypart></bodypart> &amp; for <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> I have ordered a gargle to be used once or twice a day as\r\n            <lb />she has hitherto done, but to make it last longer in the Country I have made\r\n            <lb />it stronger than before, so that to every spoonfull of what she carries <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> her\r\n            <lb />she may add two spoonfulls of water, before using it. <bodypart n=\"2\">If her mouth becomes\r\n                <lb />no worse she may use <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> gargle but once a day</bodypart> but if at any time it <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> beÂ¬\r\n            <lb />come worse she may use it two or three times a day.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"2\">The Gargle shall I hope keep her mouth easy</bodypart> but as <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> ailment\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"48\">depends on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> state of her blood</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"37\">&amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> again depends on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> state of her bowels.</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />I have given her two medicines with a view to both.-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"31\">One is the strengthening Drops</action> <action n=\"33\">and <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> other is <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Aperient\r\n            <lb />Tincture</action> both of which she has already had experience of and she\r\n            <lb />is to take them in the country, in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same doses she has done in town\r\n            <lb />but <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup> y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>with this</expan></choice> observation <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> she is to take them by turns &amp; never to take either\r\n            <lb />of them for more than a fortnight at one time &amp; after taking one of\r\n            <lb />them to let always a week or two pass before she begins to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> other.-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It is towards <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> spring <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup> y<sup>ey</sup></abbr><expan>that they</expan></choice> will be most necessary and usefull\r\n            <lb />&amp; therefore till after Christmas of even till Candlemass she <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> hardly\r\n            <lb />take them at all but during <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <add place=\"above\"><del>winter &amp;</del> spring months she may take them</add> pretty constantly in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> manner I\r\n            <lb />have said.- The fourth medicine I have ordered is <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <action n=\"33\">aperient mixture</action>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> she is only to take in case she <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> have any uneasiness or difficulty\r\n            <lb />in making Water &amp; then she may take two spoon fulls for a dose &amp; take\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> dose two or three times a day as her ailment may seem to require.-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />With these medicines M<sup>rs</sup> W. must take care of her diet.-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />She may take a bit of any plain light meat, but nothing salt or\r\n            <lb />high seasoned.- As <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> milk and grain as she digests easily. 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Nothing is better for M<sup>s</sup> W. than being in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />fresh air especially if she can go a little on horse back, but <choice><abbr>no:<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>nothing</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />is more necessary for her than to guard against cold, &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> she must\r\n            <lb />be particularly attentive to during <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> whole Winter &amp; Spring.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>WC</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup> Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh September</expan></choice> 10<sup>th.</sup>\r\n                <lb />1779\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4507, 3, '2014-12-07 17:43:46', 50),
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Mart:</abbr><expan>Tincture Martis</expan></choice></ingredient> - an <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">Infusion ex\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Cort. peruv:</abbr><expan>Cortex peruviana</expan></choice></ingredient> <ingredient n=\"65\"><choice><abbr>Cinn:</abbr><expan>Cinnamon</expan></choice></ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\"><choice><abbr>Tinct. Cort: Peruv:</abbr><expan>Tincture Cortex Peruviana</expan></choice></ingredient> - also <ingredient n=\"84\"><choice><abbr>Mag:\r\n                    <lb />alb:</abbr><expan>Magnesia alba</expan></choice></ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"124\"><choice><abbr>Ocul: cancr:</abbr><expan>Oculi cancer</expan></choice></ingredient> All which were taken AccordÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing to the direction - Her dyett &amp; exercise were\r\n            <lb />also Observed -  Upon takeing the Medicines\r\n            <lb />for Some time She was rather better, of her comÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plaints. Untill now About a Month past She\r\n            <lb />has been <symptom n=\"20\"><symptom n=\"21\">much distressed with cold &amp; heat fitts</symptom></symptom>\r\n            <lb />often once a day at other times once in two or three\r\n            <lb />days <symptom n=\"3\">a frequent Vomiting, but no blood or Matter</symptom>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"69\">a Soreness raither pain in the parts affected of\r\n                <lb />her Intestines</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"18\">&amp; a Violent pain in the joint of\r\n                <lb />her thigh</bodypart>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>July 3<sup>d</sup> <u>1780</u></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> David Balfour\r\n            <lb />Writer to the Signet\r\n            <lb />Campbells Close opposite\r\n            <lb />to the back Stairs\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> M. Logie.\r\n                <lb />July. 1780-\r\n                <lb />XI. p. 40\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1878, 2, '2013-08-14 16:03:52', 48),
(1994, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1690\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1690] From: Mr Robert Bruce / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Sir Eyre Coote (Lieutenant-General, Knight) (Patient) / 15 June 1778 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Stephen Hall</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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I shall never\r\n            <lb />forget that I am in great measure indebted to Your faÂ¬\r\n            <lb />vourable account of me for this appointment. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have found Sir Eyre a more difficult\r\n            <lb />patient than I expected &amp; am now to beg that You will\r\n            <lb />be so good as give me Your advice concerning his comÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plaints. --- He has been subject for a number of Years\r\n            <lb />to severe <symptom n=\"1\">headachs</symptom>, the pain is mostly in the <bodypart n=\"1\">back part of his\r\n            <lb />head</bodypart>. They observe no regular periods in their approach, neither\r\n            <lb />when they come on do they last any certain time, but someÂ¬\r\n            <lb />times one day sometimes two or three. The pain is generally\r\n            <lb />worst in the night time. His <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse is scarcely at all affected</symptom>.\r\n            <lb />He does not think that they are much influenced by his method of\r\n            <lb />living whether it be Temperate or a little Free, altho\' I am apt\r\n            <lb />to think He attributes too little to his circumstance. He does not\r\n            \r\n    <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />know of any cause to which He can impute them. He once mentioned a\r\n            <lb />wound He had got in the <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>, but on enquiring partcularly into it I\r\n            <lb />did not find that they had any connexion with on another. A M<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb />Adair whom at <choice><abbr>S<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Sir</expan></choice> Eyre\'s desire I spoke to in London as He had forÂ¬\r\n            <lb />merly attended him, seemed to think the disease provided from the\r\n            <lb />PrimÃ¦ ViÃ¦ because He found most relief from emptying them by\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetic purgis</ingredient> &amp; <treatment n=\"6\">Glysters</treatment>. <choice><abbr>S<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Sir</expan></choice> Eyre at different times has tried a variÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ety of medicines external &amp; internal without much effect. At present\r\n            <lb />during the <symptom n=\"5\">Fit</symptom> besides the <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetic medicines</ingredient>, he takes a dose or two of\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"83\">James\'s Powders</ingredient> (which He says He has sometimes found of Service\r\n            <lb />in abating the violence of the pain.) &amp; uses the <treatment n=\"17\">Pediluvium</treatment>. <add place=\"above\">In the Intervals</add> His <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />is frequently shaved &amp; He has an <treatment n=\"11\">Issue in his <bodypart n=\"10\">Neck</bodypart></treatment>. He is also trying\r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>, but has not yet taken it for a sufficient length of time\r\n            <lb />to enable me to form any judgement of what its effects may be, neiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ther are my expectations from it very sanguine ----\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I shall esteem it a most particular favour if You will be so\r\n            <lb />good as give me Your Opinion of this case &amp; point out to me\r\n            <lb />what method of Cure You would have me follow. It would make\r\n            <lb />me extremely happy if by Your advice I can be the means of relieving\r\n            <lb />Sir Eyre for independent of his high station He is one of the most\r\n            <lb />Honourable Respectable Characters <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> ever went to India. I shall\r\n            <lb />not fail to let Him know to whom He owes his Cure.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If there is any thing in India in which I can\r\n            \r\n      <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />be of the least service to You I hope You will be so kind as inform\r\n            <lb />me I am sure nothing could give me more pleasure than any opÂ¬\r\n            <lb />portunity of showing that I am not insensible of Your many <unclear>favours</unclear>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I beg too You will inform me of any particular Subjects\r\n            <lb />of enquiry either concerning the diseases of the country, or any other\r\n            <lb />object You may think me qualified for --- I hope all Your\r\n            <lb />Family is well.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am with the sincerest wishes for Your\r\n                <lb />Health &amp; Happiness\r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Your Most Obedient Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Robert Bruce</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />P.S. Please direct for me at Calcutta &amp; send the Letter to\r\n                <lb />my Brother Alex. in Edinburgh who will forward it ----\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n               \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />Bruce <choice><abbr>Q.</abbr><expan>Query</expan></choice> Sir E. Coote.\r\n            <lb />June 1778.\r\n            <lb />9. p. 103.\r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1690, 11, '2014-10-13 16:26:14', 137);
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They are as in this case often connected with\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"82\">primÃ¦ viÃ¦</bodypart> &amp; I have doubted <choice><abbr>freq<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>frequently</expan></choice> whether the priÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mary affection were in the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; I have\r\n            <lb />often suspected the former as I have often known that\r\n            <lb />whatever filled the <bodypart n=\"1\">vessels of the head</bodypart> brought on or\r\n            <lb />aggravated the disease &amp; I must think that the person\'s\r\n            <lb />regimen is not an indifferent matter. But wherever\r\n            <lb />the disease may be chiefly seated I am clear that <choice><abbr>avoid<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>avoiding</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"48\">indigestion</symptom> &amp; particularly <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> are proper &amp; necesÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sary measure. I perceive that Sir Eyre has with\r\n            <lb />respect to the latter learned from his own experience.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am not pleased however with his <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> &amp; I\r\n            <lb />have found <ingredient n=\"3\">aloetics</ingredient> both heating &amp; of short duration in\r\n            <lb />their effects. In some cases I have found the continued\r\n            <lb />use of <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient> of great service. I give it in the\r\n            <lb />morning pretty largely diluted with water or whey\r\n            <lb />in such quantity as will keep the person to one\r\n            <lb />stool every day. With this I have frequently joined\r\n            <lb />the immersion of the <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> in tepid water in\r\n            <lb />the evening. I think I have seen Sir Eyre and\r\n            <lb />judge him to be of a dry habit as most of the\r\n            <lb />persons liable to such <bodypart n=\"1\">occipital</bodypart> <symptom n=\"1\">headachs</symptom> are and\r\n            <lb />if I judge rightly of your patient the tepid bath\r\n            <lb />is suited to him &amp; in some cases I have found baÂ¬\r\n            <lb />thing the whole body to be of service. But whether\r\n            <lb />you bathe the whole or only apart take care that\r\n            <lb />the heat do not exceed 90 of Fahrenheit &amp; that\r\n            <lb />the bathing be continued at least an hour &amp; it is\r\n            <lb />easy to keep up that heat for such a time by pouÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ring water into the Sides of the bathing vessel.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />These are the advices I have to offer upon\r\n            <lb />the supposition of an internal affection of the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; upon the supposition being primarily an\r\n            <lb />affection of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> I have little to say.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />What is proper either to obviate or correct <symptom n=\"48\">dysÂ¬\r\n            <lb />peptic symptoms</symptom> you know very well. A proper\r\n            <lb />regimen, <choice><abbr>avoid<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>avoiding</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>, <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> sometimes,\r\n            <lb />going much on horseback &amp; employing <unclear>tonick</unclear> meÂ¬\r\n            <lb />dicines. I say no more of these remedies because\r\n            <lb />I have seldom had success &amp; particularly have\r\n            <lb />had no benefit from <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"113\">bitters</ingredient> except in a few\r\n            <lb />cases where the <symptom n=\"48\">dyspeptic symptoms</symptom> were more\r\n            <lb />considerable &amp; remarkable than I take in them\r\n            \r\n       <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />to be in Sir E<subst><del>r</del><add>y</add></subst>re Coote. There is another view I\r\n            <lb />have some times taken of such cases &amp; with success.\r\n            <lb />This is considering the disease as <symptom n=\"127\">rheumatic</symptom> &amp; it someÂ¬\r\n            <lb />times appears so by the pains shooting down along the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"68\">muscles of the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart></bodypart>, &amp; the attack chiefly in the\r\n            <lb />night time is some evidence of the same. In such\r\n            <lb />cases <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment> &amp; <treatment n=\"11\">issues</treatment> have been of service but not\r\n            <lb />it would appear, of any to Sir Eyre. I have sometimes\r\n            <lb />found benefit from the <ingredient n=\"23\" t=\"28\">Camphorated oil</ingredient> joined with\r\n            <lb />some other warm oils as of <ingredient n=\"144\">amber</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"55\" t=\"28\">Turpentine</ingredient> or <unclear>fresh</unclear>\r\n            <lb /><unclear>plain</unclear> oil with a large proportion of <ingredient n=\"362\">caustic volatile\r\n            <lb />alkali</ingredient> &amp; it will give some indication if the nature\r\n            <lb />of the affection if the application of <ingredient n=\"67\">Ã†ther</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"363\">Ward\'s\r\n            <lb />essence</ingredient> gives any temporary relief. Whenever I am\r\n            <lb />clear about the nature of the disease being <symptom n=\"127\">rheumatic</symptom>\r\n            <lb />&amp; I find it very obstinate I have found the greatest\r\n            <lb />benefit from <ingredient n=\"64\">Dover\'s powder</ingredient>. I give it in the <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />&amp; carry on the <treatment n=\"25\">sweat</treatment> through the day for ten or twelve\r\n            <lb />hours. To do this properly &amp; safely the person must\r\n            <lb />be in a flannel shirt &amp; laid in blankets but the <treatment n=\"25\">sweat</treatment>\r\n            <lb />must be carried on with as little external heat as\r\n            <lb />possible &amp; in this case care must be taken by flannel\r\n            <lb />hoods that the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> <treatment n=\"25\">sweats</treatment> with the rest of the body\r\n            <lb />&amp; that the <treatment n=\"25\">sweat</treatment> extend also to the <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I doubt not Sir Eyre has had experience of the use\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"14\">opiates</ingredient> &amp; unless they disorder him greatly I should\r\n            <lb />not hesitate to advise the <ingredient n=\"64\">Dover\'s powder</ingredient>: &amp; on the\r\n            <lb />other hand tho Sir Eyre has formerly taken <ingredient n=\"14\">opiates</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />without benefit, he may still I think have benefit\r\n            <lb />from it employed in <treatment n=\"25\">sweating</treatment>. I begin the course\r\n            <lb />with a moderate dose not above 20 grains; but as the\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"25\">sweatings</treatment> after a few days interval must be seveÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ral times repeated I increase to 25 or 30 as cirÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cumstances require. Great caution is necessary\r\n            <lb />even in Indostan, of coming into the free air after\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>   \r\n            \r\n            <lb />the <treatment n=\"25\">sweatings</treatment>, especially in the rainy seasons.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Military gentlemen wearing their own hair &amp;\r\n            <lb />this some times thin, are not kept sufficiently warm\r\n            <lb />in their <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>. Persons entirely healthy might go naÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ked by habit, but in spite of habit cold will afÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fect the infirm. If Sir Eyre when in cold cliÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mates observed that Cold had any effect on his <symptom n=\"1\">headÂ¬\r\n            <lb />achs</symptom> I would still have him to avoid it even in\r\n            <lb />Indostan - Especially guard against night air &amp;\r\n            <lb />rainy seasons.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />By this time I hope all my labour may be useÂ¬\r\n            <lb />less from Sir Eyre being quite well. I have a\r\n            <lb />patient here just now labouring under the same comÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plaints. He is an officer in a regiment now at\r\n            <lb />Minorca from which he came lately. He was affectÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ted with the <symptom n=\"1\">headachs</symptom> before he went there but\r\n            <lb />was free from it while he remained on that island\r\n            <lb />&amp; has complained of it again only when returned\r\n            <lb />to this Country. 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But at present the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> remaining from his last illness does\r\n            <lb />not allow us immediately to set about these\r\n            <lb />measures &amp; we think it necessary in the first\r\n            <lb />place to use some means for restoring his\r\n            <lb />strength For this purpose we have prescribed\r\n            <lb />a <choice><abbr>med.</abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he is to take daily for some time &amp;\r\n            <lb />more or less as his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> &amp;..<sup>c</sup>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />While this is doing we think it necessary\r\n            <lb />to give attention to the state of his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />has lately been attacked &amp; is not yet quite clear\r\n            <lb /><del>o</del> of some <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> &amp; some feelings we would wish\r\n            <lb />to remove.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For this purpose we have also ordered some\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Med<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>Medicines</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he is to take of as occasion requires ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />During the use of these <choice><abbr>Med<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>Medicines</expan></choice> his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> must\r\n            <lb />be kept <choice><abbr>reg<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice> either by <action n=\"58\">softening</action> <treatment n=\"6\">Glysters</treatment> or a\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> by the <bodypart n=\"2\">Mouth</bodypart> as answers best or is\r\n            <lb />most agreable to him.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In the present state of his <symptom n=\"8\">appetite</symptom> we cannot\r\n            <lb />give any strict rules of Diet, but when there is\r\n            <lb />moe room for choice we shall say what we would\r\n            <lb />prefer. We think that tho he could he should\r\n            <lb />not take much Animal food. At dinner he may\r\n            <lb />take some chicken broth &amp; at other times some\r\n            <lb />Calves head Jelly but further than a little chickÂ¬\r\n            <lb />en at dinner we would not have him to go in\r\n            <lb />any solid animal food - Best, Milk with bread\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Rice or Sago or pudding of these. For variety\r\n            <lb />a little of the Garden things in Season, taking\r\n            <lb />care to avoid any of the Windy kinds -\r\n            <lb />If he does not easily digest plain Milk, let\r\n            <lb />it be mixed with an equal <choice><abbr>qty</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> of Barley\r\n            <lb />Water &amp; well sweatened with Sugar, &amp; this\r\n            <lb />to be used with his bread Rice or Sago, inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />stead of plain milk\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Tea &amp; Coffee not proper for him at\r\n            <lb />present especially in the <choice><abbr>morngs.</abbr><expan>mornings</expan></choice> but a\r\n            <lb />weak Chocolate may be very proper. -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If he has any demand for drink Barly\r\n            <lb />Water, thin Gruel or Emulsion the best\r\n            <lb />We can<del>n</del>hardly think any strong drink\r\n            <lb />proper for him at present, but he may\r\n            <lb />have a little Wine with Panada or Sago\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                Glasgow Saturday 6<sup>th</sup> July 1776.\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />Case of\r\n            <lb />Geo. Buchanan\r\n            <lb />July 6.<sup>th</sup> 1776.\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1307, 2, '2013-08-13 15:15:52', 168),
(1997, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1308\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1308] From: Dr Thomas Yorstoun (Yerstoun, Yorstown, Yorkston) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Reverend Peter Yorstoun (of Closeburn &amp; Dalgarnoch; Yerstoun, Yorkston) (Patient), Mr Kennedy (Patient) / 7 July 1776 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Felicity Maxwell</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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I shall acquaint M<sup>r.</sup> Riddel <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> what of your\r\n                <lb />advice relates to M<sup>r.</sup> Kennedy - My intention in giving\r\n                <lb />him <ingredient n=\"171\">Chalk</ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> the <ingredient n=\"231\">Ã†rugo</ingredient> was not only for Diffusing it\r\n                <lb />but like wise for neutralizing the Acid which I thought\r\n                <lb />might otherways render it too Acrimonious - but I shall try the\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">sugar</ingredient> when I give it again -since the destroying the Acid may\r\n                \r\n                <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n                \r\n                <lb />may probably render it less Missible or Soluble in\r\n                <lb />in the Animal Juices ---\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1308, 2, '2013-08-13 15:20:08', 103),
(1998, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c4613\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:4613] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham / Regarding: Miss Mary Peareth (Pearith, Peariths) (Patient) / 16 April 1783 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Luca Guariento</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2014-01-12\">12 January 2014</date> Last updated by David Shuttleton</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2013-05-20\">20 May 2013</date> XML file created by Luca Guariento</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n        \r\n        <head>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Miss M. Pearith\r\n            \r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <opener>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Sir,\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n        </opener>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I shall be exceedingly happy in having any assistance\r\n            <lb />and my earnest endeavours to relieve Miss Mary Peareth\r\n            <lb />and I hope you shall give the desired help. I cannot\r\n            <lb />however enter with you into every theoretical discussion\r\n            <lb />that the Case might suggest. The Case in the whole of\r\n            <lb />its course has appeared to me difficult to be accounted\r\n            <lb />for and indeed mysterious. I was persuaded that the\r\n            <lb />matter voided was at first mucus it became afterÂ¬\r\n            <lb />wards manifestly purulent and of late has become\r\n            <lb />chiefly bloody.That there is an ailment at the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"56\">neck of the bladder</bodypart> every one at first sight may\r\n            <lb />perceive but of what nature it is is not so obvious\r\n            <lb />Once suspected <condition n=\"38\">Piles</condition> and prescribed accordingly but\r\n            <lb />I have had reason since to desert that Conjecture\r\n            <lb />entirely. A <condition n=\"91\">Nephritic</condition> affection might be suspected\r\n            <lb />but I do not recollect any other evidence of it at\r\n            <lb /><supplied>any</supplied> period of the disease It would appear that of late\r\n            <lb />the\r\n            \r\n            </p>\r\n          <p>\r\n                \r\n<handShift />\r\n               <annot>see next page</annot>>\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n\r\n<handShift />\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n             <lb />the disease originally and solely at the <bodypart n=\"56\">neck of the bladder</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />is now extended to the other parts of the <bodypart n=\"55\">Urinary System</bodypart> and\r\n            <lb />very considerably also to the <bodypart n=\"47\">Nervous System</bodypart> but at\r\n            <lb />the same time I have several reasons for doubting if\r\n            <lb />any <condition n=\"17\">Calculus matter</condition> be at all concerned in the disease.\r\n            <lb />The notion of <condition n=\"69\">Cancer</condition> I shrink from as it can only give\r\n            <lb />us concern without leading to any useful practice.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I do not enter clearly into the purpose of your\r\n            <lb />Prescriptions but I am clear for their being tried and\r\n            <lb />you may let M<sup>rs.</sup> Peareth and her family know that\r\n            <lb />I approve very much of the trial. But let me say\r\n            <lb />to yourself that I think you must be cautious in\r\n            <lb />pushing the use of a medicine that may prove <symptom n=\"21\">heating</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and <symptom n=\"78\">irritating</symptom>. I formerly tried <ingredient n=\"4\">Balsamics</ingredient> but with\r\n            <lb />no success. Allow me to observe with regard to your\r\n            <lb />prescription of the <ingredient n=\"32\">Aqua Calcis</ingredient> &amp;c. you must take care\r\n            <lb />that the <ingredient n=\"67\">Spiritus Nitri dulcis</ingredient> be perfectly dulcified\r\n            <lb />and free from all acidity which it seldom is in the\r\n            \r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />hands of our Apothecaries.\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I shall be glad to hear from you when the\r\n            <lb />occasion for any further deliberation and you sh<supplied>all not</supplied>\r\n            <lb />find me difficult to concur with you in what <supplied>you</supplied>           \r\n            <lb />propose. I have only one opinion to offer now, the<supplied>t we</supplied>\r\n            <lb />should endeavour to palliate what we cannot cu<supplied>re</supplied>\r\n            <lb />I imagine that upon several occasions you wi<supplied>ll find</supplied>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> necessary for Miss Peareth. I am\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />your humble Servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 16<sup>.th</sup> April\r\n                <lb /><u>1783</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4613, 3, '2014-01-12 15:57:55', 70),
(1999, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c4605\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:4605] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham / Regarding: Miss Mary Peareth (Pearith, Peariths) (Patient), Miss Barbara Peareth (Pearith) (Patient) / 5 April 1783 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Luca Guariento</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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Pearith. I think it shows matters very much\r\n            <lb />in the state we imagined them to be and that her disease\r\n            <lb />was absolutely measurable.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I heartily prey that Miss. Marys Case may not\r\n            <lb />turn out the same kind but I hope there is still more\r\n            <lb />opportunity for attempting a relief and I would be inconceavably\r\n            <lb />happy in contributing to it. I think both her own proposals\r\n            <lb />are very reasonable and I am clear for having them both\r\n            <lb />tired. The <treatment n=\"5\">Seton</treatment> in the place you mention can do no\r\n            <lb />harm and possibly may be of service. I cannot now\r\n            <lb />propose the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> on the same plan I did before\r\n            <lb />that is, on the supposition of having an <condition n=\"110\">abscess</condition> or <symptom n=\"43\">UlceÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ration</symptom> at the <bodypart n=\"56\">neck of the bladder</bodypart> but there is certainly\r\n            <lb />reason <add place=\"above\">to</add> suppose a topical affection there with respect\r\n            <lb />to which <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> may be of service and let it be\r\n            <lb />kind but in the same cautious method she herself\r\n          \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />propose that is, in an alterative way only. While both those\r\n            <lb />measures are pursued I dont think we can with any proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />priety at the same time pursue any other. When the uneasy\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> she mentions of some <symptom n=\"27\">difficulty in making water</symptom> occur\r\n            <lb />attended with violent pains in different parts I would\r\n            <lb />certainly try <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> and push them more or less as their\r\n            <lb />effects shall direct but as the disorder arise from a\r\n            <lb />topical affection which the <ingredient n=\"14\">opiate</ingredient> cannot remove I would\r\n            <lb />not push them violently but be satisfied with their modeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rating the Violence of the <symptom n=\"95\">paroxysm</symptom>. 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However this may be more\r\n        <lb />certainly <add place=\"above\">determined</add> by intermitting <ingredient n=\"12\">the Spaw water</ingredient> for a weak or two.\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />Instead of this you may diminish the quantity of water taken\r\n        <lb />but it will not answer the purpose so well and I cannot adÂ¬\r\n        <lb />mit of the dilution proposed for you can hardly find a water\r\n        <lb />that will not precipitate <ingredient n=\"35\">the Iron</ingredient> of <ingredient n=\"12\">the Spaw water</ingredient>. I must\r\n        <lb />own however that unless for the sake of a trial &amp; upon that for\r\n        <lb />strong reasons I am very averse to quit <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"6\">the Hartfell Spaw</ingredient> as\r\n        <lb />I think <ingredient n=\"12\">this or some other chalybeate</ingredient>, the safest <action n=\"29\">tonic</action> that M<sup>r</sup>\r\n        <lb />Bethune can employ. However all this may be I have no obÂ¬\r\n        <lb />jection to <ingredient n=\"84\">the calcined Magnesia</ingredient> and have desired M<sup>r</sup> Lindsay\r\n        <lb />send to you by first opportunity. It cannot absorb air in\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart> or retain it but it may have an advantage of not\r\n        <lb />affording any. I think a little of it given with <ingredient n=\"9\">rhubarb</ingredient> may\r\n        <lb />be <action n=\"21\">a very proper laxative</action> and I leave you upon a proper trial\r\n        <lb />to adjust the dose of it, but take care that it be given at a proÂ¬\r\n        <lb />per distance from <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"6\">the Hartfell Spaw</ingredient> as if joined together the\r\n        <lb />Iron would be precipitated by it. If <ingredient n=\"270\">the Magnesia</ingredient> is given at\r\n        <lb />night or even early in the morning the water may be drunk\r\n        <lb />in the forenoon as before that time <ingredient n=\"270\">the Magnesia</ingredient> will be saÂ¬\r\n        <lb />turated with acid and probably out of <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart>.</p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <p><lb />With regard to <symptom n=\"11\">the failure of sight</symptom> I believe M<sup>r</sup> Bethune\r\n        <lb />himself judges properly in imputing it to age and few at his time\r\n        <lb />of life miss feeling some failure of that kind and surely no <symptom n=\"11\">opacity in\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"6\">the edge of cornea</bodypart></symptom> can have any share in it. However if <symptom n=\"11\">that opacity</symptom> â€“\r\n        <lb />should spread it may be hurtfull and I should be glad to remove it if â€“\r\n        <lb />possible. I have found <treatment n=\"3\">Electrical sparks</treatment> taken from <bodypart n=\"6\">the eye</bodypart> very quickly\r\n        <lb />discuss<note>Meaning, in this context, to \"dispel or disperse\".</note> <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> but it does not give any permanent relief and I\r\n        <lb />never tried it for <symptom n=\"11\">specks on <bodypart n=\"6\">any part of the cornea</bodypart></symptom>. With respectfull\r\n        <lb />Compliments to M<sup>r</sup> Bethune I am</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>Dear <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Doctor</expan></choice>\r\n      <lb />your most obedient servant</salute>\r\n      <signed>William Cullen â€“â€“</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 1<sup>st</sup> <choice><abbr>Feb.<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb /><u>1782 </u></dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 261, 3, '2013-10-01 17:28:39', 101);
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Bethune of Balfour</head>\r\n    <opener><dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 20<sup>th</sup> March 1782.</dateline> \r\n        <salute>Sir</salute></opener>\r\n    <p><lb />I have the honour of yours and think\r\n        <lb />you have got a very good clerk for between you and your\r\n        <lb />clerk I understand your complaints as well as if they had been\r\n        <lb />described by a Doctor. I think your complaints are the same\r\n        <lb />as before depending upon <symptom n=\"23\">weakness of <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart></symptom> producing <symptom n=\"7\">much\r\n        <lb />flatulence</symptom> and pains. From these I believe there is no art\r\n        <lb />that can absolutely secure you, at least from some recurrence at\r\n        <lb />times but I have formerly given you some advices which if\r\n        <lb />they could be executed would I hope be of service but I shall\r\n        <lb />not insist upon these at present as some late experience has\r\n        <lb />acquainted me with a medicine which in several cases like\r\n        <lb />yours has been of great service. It <action n=\"31\">strengthens</action> <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />dispells <symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom> there and while it keeps <bodypart n=\"46\">the belly</bodypart> regular it is\r\n        <lb />particularly usefull in <symptom n=\"7\">carrying the wind downwards</symptom>. If it\r\n        <lb />can answer these purposes in your case I shall think myself\r\n        <lb />particularly happy in pointing it out to you. I have subjoined\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />the prescription so as it may be cut off and sent to your <unclear>Surgeon</unclear>\r\n        <lb />or if you do not entirely trust anybody in the country let me know\r\n        <lb />and it shall be sent from this by the first opportunity. I have\r\n        <lb />said in the prescription that the dose is to be one table spoonfull\r\n        <lb />to be taken every night at bedtime and I expect that this will\r\n        <lb />keep <bodypart n=\"46\">your belly</bodypart> regular but if you find that this dose does not\r\n        <lb />give one motion neither loose nor very bound next day you may inÂ¬\r\n        <lb />crease the dose to a spoonfull and half or even two spoonfulls.\r\n        <lb />At the same time you may lay aside <ingredient n=\"9\">the Rhubarb</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"270\">Magnesia</ingredient> or\r\n        <lb />other <action n=\"21\">Laxatives</action>. 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With most respectfull ComÂ¬\r\n        <lb />pliments to your Lady I am with perfect regard Dear Sir</p>\r\n      <closer><salute>your most obedient humble servant</salute><signed>William Cullen</signed></closer></div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <head>For David Bethune of Balfour Esq<sup>r.</sup></head>\r\n        <recipe><choice>\r\n            <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum guajac.</ingredient>\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar. alb. duriss.</ingredient> @ Ê’ij\r\n        <lb />Terito simul in pulverem tenuem dein adde\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"75\">Mucilag. G. Arabic.</ingredient> crass. â„¥jÅ¿s\r\n        <lb />Terito iterum diligenter et paulatim affunde\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"78\" t=\"1\">Tinct. 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keep it properly open â€“â€“ For this\r\n        <lb />purpose <action n=\"21\">a variety of laxatives</action> may be needed\r\n        <lb />that when he tires of one or when by custom\r\n        <lb />it ceases to produce a proper effect he may\r\n        <lb />have recourse to another â€“â€“ We have accordingÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ly ordered <action n=\"21\">a laxative mixture</action> and <action n=\"21\">a laxative\r\n            <lb />Pill</action> which along with <ingredient n=\"9\">the Rhubarb</ingredient> which \r\n        <lb />he has been accustomed to take will make for\r\n        <lb />the present a sufficient Variety â€“â€“</p>\r\n   <p><lb />If at any time however, in consequence of his\r\n       <lb />having taken too small a dose, or of <symptom n=\"24\"><bodypart n=\"46\">his Belly</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />being more bound up than ordinary</symptom>, the Symptoms\r\n        <lb />proceeding from thence are very distressing, He\r\n       <lb /><treatment n=\"8\">may have recourse to an Injection</treatment> which afÂ¬\r\n        <lb />fords the most immediate releif in such Cases\r\n       <lb />and for this Purpose we have ordered <treatment n=\"8\">two kinds\r\n        <lb />of Injections</treatment> that may be depended on</p>\r\n       <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n   <p><lb />\r\n       <lb />One of the most distressing effects of <symptom n=\"24\">the CostiveÂ¬\r\n           <lb />ness</symptom> is <symptom n=\"7\">the Collection of Wind in <bodypart n=\"37\">his Bowels</bodypart></symptom> which\r\n        <lb />oppresses him &amp; raises the pains he so often comÂ¬\r\n        <lb />plains of â€“â€“ This when it occasionally encreases\r\n        <lb />to such a degree as entirely to deprive him of ease\r\n       <lb />&amp; Rest must be alleviated by Cordials &amp; <action n=\"3\">antiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />spasmodics</action> â€“â€“ We have accordingly ordered some\r\n        <lb />Drops of this nature which he may take a dose\r\n        <lb />of occasionally without apprehending any inÂ¬\r\n        <lb />convenient effect from them â€“â€“â€“â€“ Upon such\r\n       <lb />occasions he may also sometimes use <ingredient n=\"14\">the opiate</ingredient>\r\n       <lb />or <action n=\"34\">anodyne</action> Pill with which he is already proÂ¬\r\n        <lb />vided â€“ but this should be used as seldom as\r\n        <lb />possible on account of its tendency to encrease\r\n       <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> and when it is used Care must be taÂ¬\r\n       <lb />ken to open <bodypart n=\"46\">the Belly</bodypart> after its operation â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb /><symptom n=\"8\">M<sup>r.</sup> Bethune has at present so little appetite</symptom>\r\n        <lb />that there is scarcely any room for circumscribeing\r\n        <lb />his Diet &amp; he must be allowed to eat what he can\r\n        <lb />We may observe however that a certain proporÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tion of vegetables in food have a tendency to diÂ¬\r\n        <lb />minish <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> and that malt liquors which\r\n        <lb />he is fond of are more <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> than wine or spirits\r\n        <lb />&amp; water. â€“â€“ But both the Vegetables and the\r\n        <lb />malt liquors are liable to prove <symptom n=\"7\">flatulent</symptom> in\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">weak <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart></symptom> and M<sup>r</sup> Bethune must use\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <lb />them the more sparingly if he finds they enÂ¬\r\n        <lb />crease that Symptom to any degree</p>\r\n    <closer><signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        <signed>Joseph Black</signed>\r\n        <dateline>Edinburgh 30<sup>th</sup> April\r\n        <lb />1782</dateline></closer></div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <head>For David Bethune Esq<sup>.r</sup></head>\r\n        <recipe><choice>\r\n            <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"28\">Ol. 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Label: <action n=\"21\">The Laxative mixture</action>, take one tablespoonfull, (or somewhat more if necessary) occasionally at bedtime shaking the glass\r\n            </reg>\r\n            </choice></recipe>\r\n     <recipe><choice>\r\n         <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"3\">Pilul. aloetic</ingredient>\r\n             <lb /><ingredient n=\"5\">assa fÅ“tid</ingredient> @ dr. j\r\n             <lb />â„³. f<sup>.t</sup> PilulÃ¦ â„– xxiv\r\n             <lb />Sig. <action n=\"21\">Laxative Pills</action>, take two or three ocÂ¬\r\n         <lb />casionally at Bedtime â€“â€“â€“â€“</orig>\r\n         <reg>Take a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetic Pills</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"5\">AsafÅ“tida</ingredient>. Mix to make 24 pills. Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative Pills</action>, take two or three occasionally at Bedtime â€“â€“â€“â€“</reg>\r\n     </choice></recipe>\r\n        <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        <signed>J.B.</signed>\r\n        <dateline>30 April\r\n        <lb />1782</dateline></closer></div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"5\"/>\r\n        <recipe><choice>\r\n            <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"5\">assÃ¦ fÅ“tida</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                <lb />aq. fontan â„¥jv\r\n                <lb />â„³. f. solutio â€“â€“\r\n        <lb />Sig. The solution one spoonfull of which\r\n                <lb />is <treatment n=\"8\">to be added to the Injection</treatment> which was given\r\n        <lb />lately, when there may be occasion to reÂ¬\r\n       <lb />peat it â€“â€“â€“â€“</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take Â½ an ounce of <ingredient n=\"5\">AsafÅ“tida</ingredient> and 4 ounces of spring water. Mix to make a solution. Label: The solution one spoonfull of which is <treatment n=\"8\">to be added to the Injection</treatment> which was given lately, when there may be occasion to repeat it â€“â€“â€“â€“</reg>\r\n        </choice></recipe>\r\n        <recipe><choice>\r\n            <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"272\">Ol. olivar.</ingredient> optimi â„¥viij\r\n                <lb /><treatment n=\"8\">Injiciatur pro Enemate</treatment> â€“â€“â€“â€“\r\n                <lb />This may be used sometimes <treatment n=\"8\">as an Injection</treatment>\r\n        <lb />in place of the above â€“â€“â€“â€“</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take 8 ounces of the best <ingredient n=\"272\">Olive Oil</ingredient>. <treatment n=\"8\">To be injected as an enema</treatment>. This may be used sometimes <treatment n=\"8\">as an Injection</treatment> in place of the above â€“â€“â€“â€“</reg>\r\n        </choice></recipe>\r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n        <recipe><choice>\r\n            <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"161\">Elixir Proprietat vitrioli</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n                <lb />Signa <action n=\"3\">the antispasmodic drops</action>, take one\r\n        <lb />Teaspoonfull in a little spirits &amp; water\r\n                <lb />when <symptom n=\"7\">the wind</symptom> is very troublesome</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take 2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"161\">Proprietary Elixir of Vitriol</ingredient>. 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As however you have given us no\r\n        <lb />notice of this we suppose that you have not heard\r\n        <lb />from him and we shall no longer delay offering our\r\n        <lb />best advice. From all we can observe we are persuaÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ded that the violent pains M<sup>r.</sup> Bethune has of\r\n        <lb />late complained of are <symptom n=\"7\">of the flatulent kind</symptom> and\r\n        <lb />depend upon <symptom n=\"24\">some obstruction of <bodypart n=\"69\">his intestines</bodypart> proÂ¬\r\n        <lb />bably from some hardened fÃ¦ces</symptom> in <bodypart n=\"69\">the colon</bodypart> &amp;\r\n        <lb />we are particularly confirmed in this from M<sup>r.</sup>\r\n        <lb />Goodsirs postscript telling you that he had been\r\n        <lb />greatly relieved by the <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor Oil</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"78\">Daffys Elixir</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />&amp; <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>. 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Senn. comp.</ingredient> joined with the\r\n        <lb />Salt will make it both sit better &amp; go better through</p>\r\n    <p><lb />If the <ingredient n=\"40\"><choice><orig>Sal catharticus</orig><reg>Epsom Salts</reg></choice></ingredient> in the shape he has tried it\r\n        <lb />or in the shape we have just now mentioned does not\r\n        <lb />answer let him try the following</p>\r\n    <recipe><choice><orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"24\">fol. Senn.</ingredient> Ê’j\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"208\">Sem. coriand<sup>r.</sup></ingredient> cont. â„ˆj\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"51\">Sacchar. rubr.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"95\">Sal. Glauber</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n        <lb />Aq. bullient. â„¥IV\r\n        <lb />Digere horas <unclear>sex</unclear> et colato adde\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"78\" t=\"1\">Tinct. Senn. comp.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n        <lb />â„³. Sig. <action n=\"21\">Laxative potion</action> to be taken at two draughts\r\n        <lb />the second half an hour after the first, in the morning.</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take a drachm of <ingredient n=\"24\">Senna leaves</ingredient>, a scruple of crushed <ingredient n=\"208\">Coriander seeds</ingredient>,\r\n            2 drachms of <ingredient n=\"51\">Brown Sugar</ingredient>, a Â½ ounce of <ingredient n=\"95\">Glauber\'s Salts</ingredient> and\r\n            4 ounces of boiling water. Steep for <unclear>6</unclear> hours, and, after straining, add a Â½ ounce of <ingredient n=\"78\" t=\"1\">Daffy\'s Elixir</ingredient>. \r\n          Mix. Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative potion</action> to be taken at two draughts the second half an hour after the first, in the morning.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n<p><lb />If this shall prove weak he may in the next\r\n    <lb />trial add <ingredient n=\"78\" t=\"1\"><choice><orig>Tinct. Senn. comp. â„¥Å¿s.</orig><reg>a Â½ ounce of Daffy\'s Elixir</reg></choice></ingredient>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />This may <unclear>possibly</unclear> purge him as <unclear>those</unclear> <illegible w=\"1\" /> &amp; we\r\n    <lb />are not <illegible w=\"2\" /> <unclear>be so doing &amp;</unclear> for ever as <illegible w=\"1\" /> or <ingredient n=\"58\">a full dose\r\n        <lb />of Laudanum</ingredient> will always entirely compose him. We\r\n    <lb />have only to say farther that <symptom n=\"24\">his Costiveness</symptom> which <unclear>seems</unclear>\r\n    <lb />be allowed to go on for <unclear>almost</unclear> two days without either\r\n    <lb /><treatment n=\"6\">Glyster</treatment> or <action n=\"21\">laxative medicine</action> and if among others <ingredient n=\"28\">the\r\n        <lb />castor oil</ingredient> with the <ingredient n=\"78\" t=\"1\"><choice><orig>Tinct. Senn. comp.</orig><reg>Daffy\'s Elixir</reg></choice></ingredient> sits well on \r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">his stomach</bodypart> it will probably be a very effectual &amp;\r\n    <lb />at same time <action n=\"21\">a moderate laxative</action>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />We suppose that you will transmitt this letter to\r\n        <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Goodsir &amp; you will please at the same time desire\r\n        <lb />him to be a little more full &amp; exact in his reports. He\r\n        <lb />should have told what stools M<sup>r.</sup> Bethune had and\r\n        <lb />of what kind they were, with every other particular\r\n        <lb />that occurs. We are extremely anxious to relieve\r\n        <lb />the very worth Gentleman. I am for D<sup>r.</sup> Black &amp;\r\n        <lb />myself</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>Dear <choice><abbr>D<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Doctor</expan></choice> entirely yours</salute>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 25<sup>th.</sup> May\r\n            <lb />1782 â€“\r\n        </dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 547, 2, '2013-06-05 11:34:09', 101),
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Ricin</orig><reg>Castor Oil</reg></choice></ingredient> <ingredient n=\"24\" t=\"1\"><choice><orig>cum Tinct\r\n         <lb />SennÃ¦</orig><reg>with Senna Tincture</reg></choice></ingredient>\r\n         <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />which appears to have answered the best â€“â€“ he may\r\n         <lb />also <treatment n=\"6\">occasionally take a Clyster</treatment> either by itself or when\r\n         <lb /><action n=\"21\">the laxative</action> is insufficient &amp; in this last case we\r\n         <lb />approve of your proposal to leave out <ingredient n=\"62\">the Common\r\n         <lb />salt</ingredient> &amp; to make it <treatment n=\"6\">a simple <action n=\"16\">emollient</action> Clyster</treatment> on\r\n         <lb />account of <condition n=\"61\">the Tenesmus</condition> â€“â€“â€“â€“ To obviate this SympÂ¬\r\n         <lb />tom &amp; <symptom n=\"27\">the uneasiness in making water</symptom> which disÂ¬\r\n        <lb />turbs him at night we recommend a trial of the\r\n        <lb />following Powders â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n  <recipe><choice>\r\n      <orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s <ingredient n=\"357\">Sal Nitr.</ingredient>\r\n          <lb />gr. V â€“ â„³. f. Dosis hujus modi â„– viij â€“ Sig. take one\r\n        <lb />of these Powders dissolved in a cup of warm water\r\n        <lb />every night at bedtime â€“</orig>\r\n      <reg>Take Â½ a drachm of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient> and 5 grains of <ingredient n=\"357\">Nitre Salts</ingredient>. Mix to make in this way 8 doses â€“ \r\n          Label: take one of these Powders dissolved in a cup of warm water every night at bedtime â€“</reg>\r\n  </choice></recipe><p>as <symptom n=\"7\">the wind in\r\n          <lb /><bodypart n=\"37\">his Bowels</bodypart> is exceedingly troublesome</symptom> &amp; seems to be the\r\n      <lb />cause of <symptom n=\"3\">the reaching &amp; uneasiness at <bodypart n=\"46\">his stomach</bodypart></symptom> which\r\n        <lb />distresses him so much in the evening we hope the \r\n        <lb />following Drops may give some releif from it â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"67\">Spirit Vitrioli dulcis</ingredient> â„¥ij â€“â€“ Sig. <action n=\"7\">Carminative\r\n        <lb />Drops</action> â€“â€“ take a teaspoonfull in a wine glass-full of water\r\n       <lb />in the afternoon â€“â€“â€“â€“</orig> \r\n        <reg>Take 2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"67\">Spirit of Sweet Vitriol</ingredient> â€“â€“ Label: <action n=\"7\">Carminative Drops</action> â€“â€“ take a teaspoonfull in a wine glass-full of water in the afternoon â€“â€“â€“â€“</reg>\r\n    </choice></recipe><p>We much approve of his taking\r\n        <lb />frequent airings in the Chaise when he is inclined \r\n        <lb />to it â€“â€“ a little exercise &amp; fresh air must have a tendency\r\n        <lb />to brace <bodypart n=\"37\">his Bowels</bodypart> &amp; expell <symptom n=\"7\">the wind which troubles\r\n       <lb />him so much</symptom> â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />We are</p>\r\n    </div></body>', 566, 3, '2013-10-01 16:53:39', 92),
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I was led to the trial of this\r\n            <lb />remedy by her complaints being originally <condition n=\"38\">Hemorrhoidal</condition>.\r\n            <lb />&amp; in such Cases I have found it of Service -- She is to lay\r\n            <lb />it <u>aside</u> during her journey, but when she has been at home\r\n            <lb />for a day or two, I would have you try it again to the <choice><abbr>qty</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> of 50\r\n            <lb />Drops for a Dose for seven or eight days, &amp; if it does not seem\r\n            <lb />to give any <symptom n=\"78\">irritation</symptom> to the <bodypart n=\"56\">neck of the bladder</bodypart>, it may be\r\n            <lb />continued a little longer, but it cannot be long insisted upon\r\n            <lb />at one time -- If her complaints should grow worse &amp; show\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />show a more considerable <symptom n=\"86\">purulent <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom></symptom> I think\r\n            <lb />you should return to your former Medicines\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I would not carry the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurial Course</ingredient> for unless it shows\r\n            <lb />very good effects. &amp; I would lay it aside &amp; trust to a Diet\r\n            <lb />of Milk &amp; farinacea persisted in for two or three months\r\n            <lb />At all times she must avoid Cold &amp; any but the most\r\n            <lb />gentle bodily Exercise --- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I am persuaded the <symptom n=\"18\">Tumor</symptom> on Miss Barbara\'s <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />in stpite of some change of situation, is in the <bodypart n=\"44\">small lobe\r\n            <lb />of the liver</bodypart> not in the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>. I know of no remedies\r\n            <lb />for it, but to prevent her thinking her Case desperate or\r\n            <lb />that we are neglectfull of it, there are other ailments\r\n            <lb />in her Constitution <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> require much attention\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">Her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> is weak</symptom> &amp; She is liable to <symptom n=\"48\">indigestion</symptom> &amp; an\r\n            <lb />irregular <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> -- For these, I would advise the <action n=\"30\">absorbent\r\n            <lb />Powder</action> &amp; <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> as below -- When her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> is open\r\n            <lb />the <action n=\"30\">Absorbent Powder</action> may be one of the <ingredient n=\"183\">Testacea</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />but when <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> it may be <ingredient n=\"270\">Magnesia</ingredient> &amp; in a somewhat\r\n            <lb />larger Dose --- I dont advise <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"35\">Steel</ingredient> &amp;c. as I think\r\n            <lb />her constitution would not bear <action n=\"29\">Tonics</action> -- as I am inclined to\r\n            <lb />suspect something <condition n=\"1\">Phthisical</condition> about her <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart> and\r\n            <lb />fear she may be attacked with <condition n=\"1\">Phthisis</condition> &amp;c.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />With a view to this I have prescribed a <action n=\"19\">Pectoral Pill</action> &amp;\r\n            <lb />which will not hurt the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> --<ingredient n=\"69\">Myrrh</ingredient> has been\r\n            \r\n       <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />much recommended for complaints of the <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart>, but I have\r\n            <lb />not seen much of its salutary effects &amp; if it needs to be used\r\n            <lb />with Caution, but in small quantities I have found it sufficiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ently safe, &amp; it may be tried till more favourable weather allows\r\n            <lb />of fresh air &amp; frequent exercise on horseback --- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n        \r\n            <lb />Miss Peareth, has also some Complaints, seemingly a <symptom n=\"57\">SpasÂ¬\r\n            <lb />modic affection</symptom> of the <bodypart n=\"69\">Intestines</bodypart>. with an irregular <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> -- I\r\n            <lb />have given a â„ž below for these <choice><abbr>Comp<sup>ts.</sup></abbr><expan>Complaints</expan></choice> -- She seems also to have some\r\n            <lb />affection of the <bodypart n=\"55\">Urinary passages</bodypart> - It is singular that all the three\r\n            <lb />should have an affection in these parts --- \r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For Miss Barbara Peareth\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"124\">Ocul. cancr. pp<sup>tt.</sup></ingredient> gr x\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinn. pulv.</ingredient> gr v\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"9\" t=\"13\">Pulv rhei elect.</ingredient> gr iij ad v.\r\n                    <lb />â„³. f. 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Three every night at bedtime.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For Miss Peareth\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum. guaiac.</ingredient> Ê’j <ingredient n=\"50\">Sacch. alb. puriss.</ingredient> Ê’ij Terito simul\r\n                    <lb />diligenter et adde <ingredient n=\"101\">Muc. g. Arab. crass.</ingredient> â„¥fs, terito iterum et paulatim\r\n                    <lb />affunde <ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinn. simpl.</ingredient> --- <ingredient n=\"68\">menth. piper</ingredient> @ â„¥iij <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tinct. C. Per.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <action n=\"60\">Stom. Mixture</action> a table Spoonfull om. nocte. h. s.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take one drachm <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum guaiaicum</ingredient> and two drachms of <ingredient n=\"50\">the purest white Sugar</ingredient>. Crushed together \r\n                    very well and add half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"75\">Mucilage of gum raw Arabic</ingredient>. Crush again and little by little \r\n                    pour three ounces of <ingredient n=\"65\">simple cinnamon Water</ingredient>, three ounces of <ingredient n=\"68\">peppermint</ingredient> and one ounce of <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Peruvian Bark Tincture</ingredient>. \r\n                    Label as <action n=\"60\">Stomachic Mixture</action>, a spoonful every night at bedtime.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4572, 11, '2014-10-06 22:15:06', 152),
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Peariths\r\n            <lb />ailment gives me very great concern, I am still of opinion\r\n            <lb />that the Hotwell at Bristol<note>Fashionable natural mineral well, in the Avon Gorge, below Clifton by Bristol.</note> may be of Service but I fully\r\n            <lb />apprehend the difficulty of carrying there <unclear>both</unclear> from the pain\r\n            <lb />which motion of all kinds gives her and from the State of the\r\n            <lb />season. The first I have upon many occasions obviated by\r\n            <lb />laying the person upon a bed in a coach. A frame of this form\r\n\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n[DIAGRAM APPEARS HERE]\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n            <lb />is to be laid diagonally in a coach adapting the extremities very\r\n            <lb />exactly to the opposite corners. The breadth of the frame two feet made\r\n            <lb />of wood an inch and half thick or two and half deep with a joint in the\r\n            <lb /><supplied>m</supplied>iddle of the length to allow it to fold for being easily taken in and\r\n            <lb />out. She is to be covered with a firm canvas. Upon this frame a hair\r\n            <lb />mattress of the same shape is to be laid. Upon this a person lies along\r\n            <lb />with the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> to one or t\'other end as the carriage is going up or\r\n            <lb />down hill. In this manner I have had persons of great weakness carried\r\n            <lb />to some hundred miles and almost without feeling the motion of the\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"2\" /> and when on account of pain they could not bear the motion\r\n          \r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />of a carriage in any other situation. I hope you will easily\r\n            <lb />understand my description and if you shall ever have occasions\r\n            <lb />to execute it you will find it surprizingly convenient. I hope you\r\n            <lb />will find it answer the purpose of transporting Miss Pearith\r\n            <lb />to Bristol whenever it shall be thought proper to carry <add place=\"above\">her</add> there.\r\n            <lb />But I am <add place=\"above\">not</add> willing to urge that at this season nor till the\r\n            <lb />days are <add place=\"above\">a</add> good deal longer which I think very necessary to slow\r\n            <lb />travellers. For the meantime I would wish to try her with the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient>, for the management of which I need not offer any partiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cular directions either to you or M<sup>r</sup> Lambert. One thing I\r\n            <lb />will say that is my opinion you should not acquaint either\r\n            <lb />herself or friends with the name of the remedy employed least\r\n            <lb />they might have an opinion wither of the danger or inutility\r\n            <lb />of it. You have not been explicit enough to let me know\r\n            <lb />whether you ever employed the <ingredient n=\"127\">Extractum Hyoscyami</ingredient>. As\r\n            <lb />I suspect you may be still obliged to employ both <action n=\"34\">Anodynes</action>\r\n            <lb />and <action n=\"21\">Laxatives</action> I am persuaded that the Extract I speak of might\r\n            <lb />be a desireable medicine. With respectfull Compliments to M<sup>rs</sup>\r\n            <lb />Pearith &amp; family and to M<sup>r</sup> Lambert I am Sincerely <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir Your <choice><abbr>svt</abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice>\r\n        \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 17 <choice><abbr>Jan</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1782\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 253, 3, '2013-09-21 16:27:19', 61),
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-- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />When you write next, I will be oblig\'d to you for\r\n            <lb />your opinion relative to my own Health - I must\r\n            <lb />tell you that I am now in my thirtieth year, that\r\n            <lb />when 18 years of age I had a <condition n=\"42\">Pleurisy</condition> affecting the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"73\">left side</bodypart> particularly, after that, occasionally upon\r\n            <lb />using any violent Exercise had a <symptom n=\"12\">Difficulty of\r\n            <lb />Breathing</symptom>, which soon went off upon Cessation\r\n            <lb />of Motion; during my Apprenticeship with M<sup>.r</sup>\r\n            <lb />Lambert had once by excessive Laughing a\r\n            <lb />Return of <symptom n=\"12\">bad Breathing</symptom>, which very quickly\r\n            <lb />went off; in 1775 I had a <condition n=\"42\">Pleurisy</condition> again affecting\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"73\">left side</bodypart> as before, since that Time\r\n            <lb />upon any very great Cold or extraordinary\r\n            <lb />Fatigue I have had the same <symptom n=\"12\">uneasy Breathing</symptom>\r\n            <lb />tho\' it is now six years since I had that kind\r\n            <lb />if <symptom n=\"57\">spasmodic <condition n=\"14\">Asthma</condition></symptom> to any Degree, before the\r\n            <lb />1<sup>th:</sup> of this Month, when it attack\'d me from\r\n            <lb />going about with a <condition n=\"13\">Cold</condition> for near six Weeks <del>before</del>\r\n            <lb />and undergoing uncommon <symptom n=\"9\">Fatigue</symptom>, &amp; continue\r\n            <lb />violent longer than usual viz 18 hours and was\r\n            <lb />not reliev\'d before I <treatment n=\"1\">less\'d <choice><abbr>â„¥x</abbr><expan>ten ounces</expan></choice> of Blood</treatment> and took\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>â„¥j</abbr><expan>one ounce of</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"14\">syr e Meconis</ingredient>, since that day I have had\r\n            <lb />slight Returns but never to confine me, indeed\r\n            <lb />my extensive Business compells me to go\r\n            <lb />abroad, when perhaps Prudence wou\'d confine\r\n            <lb />me to the House; I will esteem it a particular\r\n            <lb />Obligation to be favor\'d with your early Answer\r\n            <lb />and shall with great Punctuality follow your\r\n            <lb />advice - Certainly it is for an <symptom n=\"78\">irritable state\r\n            <lb />of my <bodypart n=\"43\">lungs</bodypart></symptom> that I am subject to recurrency\r\n            <lb />of this Complaint, for when free from <symptom n=\"57\">spasmodic\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"14\">asthma</condition></symptom>, I never <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> or expectorate, and can\r\n            <lb />use as much Exercise with as little Fatigue\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />as any Man and <add place=\"above\">what</add> adds to my Opinion of\r\n            <lb />it\'s being <symptom n=\"78\">Irritability</symptom> only, is that it is\r\n            <lb />brought on occasionally by <symptom n=\"128\">violent Sneezing</symptom>,\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">Coughing</symptom> or Laughing, and if I can by any\r\n            <lb />means drop asleep with or without <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient>,\r\n            <lb />then I breath as free as any Body, but\r\n            <lb />if suddenly awake\'d my Complaint will then\r\n            <lb />return - I forbear to mention any thing\r\n            <lb />about my appetite, Stools &amp;c as independent\r\n            <lb />of this local affection I enjoy as good Health\r\n            <lb />as possible -- I beg Pardon for this long\r\n            <lb />History and am with very great Regard\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir! Your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>hble</abbr><expan>humble</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />Servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />W<sup>m:</sup> Ingham\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n           <dateline>\r\n               \r\n               <lb /><choice><abbr>N.</abbr><expan>New</expan></choice>Castle <choice><abbr>S<sup>br:</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 16<sup>th:</sup> 1783 \r\n               \r\n           </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Ingham\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> himself and\r\n            <lb />Miss Mary Pearith\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1783.\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 2318, 2, '2013-09-18 16:35:12', 55),
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Upon these considerations we th<supplied>ink</supplied>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"7\">he should go immediately to Moffat and drink th<supplied>e</supplied>\r\n            <lb />sulphureous water there</ingredient> and for his conduct in <supplied>this</supplied>\r\n            <lb />we offer the following directions\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"7\">He should drink the water as usual in the mo<supplied>rning</supplied>\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"above\">before breakfast</add> and at the Spring unless very bad weather should <supplied>make</supplied>\r\n            <lb />this inconvenient</ingredient> and in that case he may have <supplied>the</supplied>\r\n            <lb />water brought to him in bottles close corked and fr<supplied>om</supplied>\r\n            <lb />the spring to his lodging as quickly as possible.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"7\">He should begin to drink the water by degrees</ingredient> ta<supplied>king</supplied>\r\n            <lb />for the first day no more than <add place=\"above\">a</add> muchkin but every da<supplied>y</supplied>\r\n            <lb />after he may increase it by degrees till he can tak<supplied>e</supplied>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n       <lb />two or three and <bodypart n=\"46\">and if his stomach</bodypart> bear it well even four\r\n            <lb />muchkins every morning but this is the utmost he can\r\n            <lb />go to with safety or any advantages. The drinking\r\n            <lb />it at any other time of day than the morning is of very\r\n            <lb />little or no service.  <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"7\">He should drink the water by\r\n            <lb />half a muchkin at a draught,</ingredient> allow some interval between\r\n            <lb />the draughts and walk about in the mean time.</p>\r\n        <p><lb /><ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"7\">If the water taken pretty largely</ingredient> <action n=\"21\">keeps <bodypart n=\"64\">his belly</bodypart>\r\n                <lb />open</action> he need take <action n=\"21\">no laxative</action> or <action n=\"24\">purgative</action> with\r\n                <lb />it but if <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"7\">the water</ingredient> does not move his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> he should\r\n                    <lb />twice a week take a medicine that <add place=\"above\">may</add> move him gently\r\n            <lb />for <action n=\"24\">much purging</action> is not at all proper. In the paper\r\n            <lb />inclosed a medicine is prescribed which he may take\r\n            <lb />with him from Edinburgh. One or two table spoonÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fulls is to be put into the first draught of the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"7\">MofÂ¬\r\n                <lb />fat water</ingredient> drinking his usual quantity of this after it\r\n            <lb />A trial or two will learn him to adjust his dose.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />While M<sup>r</sup> Hog remains at Moffat the best dressing\r\n            <lb />for <symptom n=\"131\">his sores</symptom> will be a fourfold piece of linnen dipt\r\n       <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n      <lb />in <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"7\">the Moffat water</ingredient> and applied to <symptom n=\"131\">the sore</symptom> wetting again\r\n            <lb />the cloth as often as it dries. This <add place=\"above\">he</add> is to do in the day\r\n            <lb />time <add place=\"above\">and</add> at bedtime he is to apply <ingredient n=\"329\">a little cerate</ingredient> spread on a\r\n                <lb />bit of linnen.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />In diet M<sup>r</sup> Hog may take any ordinary fare but\r\n            <lb />he should avoid fat meats, fish, Eggs or cheese. Both\r\n            <lb />at dinner and supper he may take a few glasses of Wine\r\n            <lb />or Punch but in either of them he should be extremely\r\n            <lb />moderate. Malt liquor of all kinds is very improper\r\n            <lb />for him.</p>\r\n        <p><lb /><ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"7\">During the drinking of this water</ingredient> he will be much\r\n            <lb />the better for being <add place=\"above\">much</add> in the fresh air either walking or\r\n            <lb />riding but he should take care never to be heated by\r\n            <lb />much walking.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />A Month or at most six weeks will be enough for\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Hogs trial of this remedy.  Bathing is sometimes\r\n            <lb />practised and tho we do not expect much from it he may\r\n            <lb />try it twice a week for the last two weeks he is to\r\n            <lb />remainn at Moffat</p>\r\n        <closer><signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup> 17<sup>th</sup> Aug<sup>st.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh 17<sup>th</sup> August</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />1781</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> W<sup>m</sup> Hog</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"125\">Tartar. solub.</ingredient> \r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"125\">Sal. Glauber</ingredient> @ â„¥j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"222\">â€“â€“ marin. Hispan.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"93\">â€“â€“ polychrest.</ingredient> @ â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb />Aq. font. â„¥vj\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">cinnam. simpl.</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n                    <lb />Solve et cola\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <action n=\"21\">Laxative Solution</action> a table\r\n                    <lb />spoonfull or two to be taken when\r\n                    <lb />occasion requires\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take one ounce each of <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble tartar</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"125\">Glauber\'s Salts</ingredient>, half an ounce each of <ingredient n=\"222\">Spanish sea-salt</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"93\">polychrest salts</ingredient>, six ounces of Spring water, and two ounces of <ingredient n=\"65\">simple cinnamon water</ingredient>. Dissolve and strain. 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Miss Barbara is wonderfully well\r\n            <lb />The Family desire Your acceptance of the enclosed\r\n            <lb />Draught upon London -- <unclear>Ye</unclear> I cannot help someÂ¬\r\n            <lb />times being apprehensive that <condition n=\"65\">Skirrosities</condition> <u>exist</u>\r\n            <lb />somewhere at the <bodypart n=\"56\">Neck of Miss Mary\'s Bladder</bodypart> or\r\n            <lb />thereabouts? --- \r\n            \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        \r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /> --- D<sup>r:</sup> Cullen --- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r:</sup> Lambert\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> Miss Peariths\r\n            <lb />April 1781\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1998, 2, '2013-11-14 16:48:16', 55),
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He is father in Law\r\n            <lb />to Miss Ormston of Newcastle, now M<sup>rs.</sup> Waldie,\r\n            <lb />who was your patient some years ago.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Our patient is aged about 58, was always\r\n            <lb />of a florid complexion, &amp; was brought up to\r\n            <lb />sedentary profession. About the 28<sup>th</sup> year of his\r\n            <lb />age he was siezed with a <condition n=\"3\"><u>regular fit</u> of the\r\n            <lb />gout</condition>, tho\' <add place=\"above\">he</add> was never of <add place=\"above\">a</add> robust large make\r\n            <lb />nor, as far as I can learn, descended of <condition n=\"3\">gouty</condition>\r\n            <lb />parents. At first the <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> were very severe, \r\n            <lb />&amp; usually cane on once a year, about the\r\n            <lb /><u>spring</u>; but as he advanced in life, the <symptom n=\"95\">paroxÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sysms</symptom> often attacked him <del>once or</del> twice or thrice\r\n            <lb />in a year, were less violent, &amp; confined to no\r\n            <lb />particular season. In the year 1766, the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"127\">arthritic paroxsysm</symptom> totally disappeared, &amp;\r\n            <lb />he was seized with the <u><condition n=\"30\">Hypochondriasis</condition></u>, to\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />violent degree; (while I was at Kelso) which howÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ever was soon removed by a return of the <condition n=\"3\">gout\r\n            <lb />to the <bodypart n=\"52\">extremities</bodypart></condition>. About four years ago the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"95\">paroxysms</symptom> again disappeared; since which time\r\n            <lb />he was frequently &amp; suddenly seized with <symptom n=\"60\">cholic\r\n            <lb />pains</symptom>, which were always soon removed by\r\n            <lb />some natural <symptom n=\"31\">loose stools</symptom>. In other respects\r\n            <lb />his health was tollerable, \'till within these\r\n            <lb />two years. his <symptom n=\"8\">appetite became impaired</symptom>; he \r\n            <lb />laboured under <symptom n=\"7\">flatulence</symptom>, was frequently <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom>;\r\n            <lb />&amp; began gradually to <symptom n=\"26\">lose his <bodypart n=\"119\">Flesh</bodypart></symptom>. About\r\n            <lb />15 Months ago, having had some trifling operatiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />on performed, he <symptom n=\"65\">lost a considerable quantity\r\n                <lb />of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart></symptom>; &amp; became unusually <symptom n=\"23\">feeble</symptom>; but by exerÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cise, &amp; goats Whey he soon recruited his former\r\n            <lb />state of health. In summer 1779 &amp; during last\r\n            <lb />winter, he was frequently attacked with a\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"63\">painful swelling in his <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart></symptom> which he imÂ¬ \r\n            <lb />puted to <symptom n=\"49\">toothache</symptom>. In the beginning of this\r\n            <lb />summer he was siezed with a pain in his <bodypart n=\"11\">left\r\n            <lb />shoulder</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart>, which disappeared after\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"37\">rubbing with an Embracation</treatment>, but was sucÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ceeded by a dry <symptom n=\"4\">tickling cough</symptom>. He went again\r\n            <lb />to the Goat Whey; the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> however gradually \r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />encreased, with a pretty plentiful <symptom n=\"76\">expectoration</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />his <symptom n=\"68\">thirst became excessive</symptom>; his <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart> foul &amp;\r\n            <lb />he had several symptoms denoting great <symptom n=\"54\">deÂ¬\r\n            <lb />bility of <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart></symptom>. For these complaints\r\n            <lb />he took several <treatment n=\"9\">pukes</treatment>, <ingredient n=\"113\">Bitters</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> &amp;c by\r\n            <lb />the advice of his family Physician.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />About 14 days ago I was consulted. The \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> at that time was as violent as to <symptom n=\"17\">preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />vent his sleep</symptom>; his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse was frequent</symptom> &amp; at the\r\n            <lb />three different times, that I visited him, was\r\n            <lb />never under 100, &amp; once at 120, but always\r\n            <lb />soft. His <symptom n=\"21\"><bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> was also hot</symptom>. His <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart> was \r\n            <lb />foul<del>d</del> in the morning; he had <symptom n=\"68\">great thirst</symptom>,  \r\n            <lb />&amp; complained of <symptom n=\"7\">flatulence</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"48\">indigestion</symptom>; but\r\n            <lb />no pain in his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>. Pills with <ingredient n=\"5\">assafoetid.</ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"101\">Gum. Guaj</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"154\">Gumm. Ammon.</ingredient> were prescribed\r\n            <lb />together with Elix. <unclear>Purg.</unclear> at bedtime to appease\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>. He was allowed animal food to\r\n            <lb />Dinner, &amp; ordered to Drink a Glass or two\r\n            <lb />of wine after it. In a few days he set out\r\n            <lb />to Tyne mouth for the benefit of the <add place=\"above\">Sea</add> Air; &amp;\r\n            <lb />I did not see him again till yesterday; being\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> he had taken two Doses of salts - He\r\n            <lb />neglected to take his Pills, having a great aversiÂ¬\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />on to them, &amp; being perswaded that he was going\r\n            <lb />into a <condition n=\"12\">consumption</condition> he gave over his wine, &amp;\r\n            <lb />drank a very great quantity of small Beer. He\r\n            <lb />is now exceedingly <symptom n=\"23\">weakened</symptom>; his <bodypart n=\"23\">Ankles</bodypart> have\r\n            <lb />within a few days become <symptom n=\"63\">adoematous</symptom>; his <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb />is still troublesome, he has flying pains aÂ¬\r\n            <lb />bout the <bodypart n=\"26\">chest</bodypart>, <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> only appear to be confined\r\n            <lb />to the <bodypart n=\"68\">muscles</bodypart>; his <symptom n=\"76\">expectoration</symptom> is mucous &amp;\r\n            <lb />tough, &amp; sometimes yellow &amp; opake; his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse \r\n            <lb />very frequent, &amp; feeble</symptom>; his <symptom n=\"21\"><bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> little above the\r\n            <lb />natural heat</symptom>; no <symptom n=\"28\">nocturnal sweats</symptom>, nor <symptom n=\"34\">febrile\r\n            <lb />exacerbation</symptom>. His <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart> is covered with a\r\n            <lb />white furr; he has <symptom n=\"3\">vomited</symptom> frequently. &amp; comÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plains of <symptom n=\"61\">sickness</symptom>, <symptom n=\"48\">acidity</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"7\">flatulence</symptom> <add place=\"above\">&amp; <symptom n=\"24\">Constipation</symptom></add>, but \r\n            <lb />has no pains at <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>. His urine is\r\n            <lb />pale, &amp; in larger quantity, his <symptom n=\"68\">thirst great</symptom>; his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"95\">mind</bodypart> <symptom n=\"56\">anxious</symptom>, &amp; <symptom n=\"6\">his spirits greatly dejected</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For several years past <del><illegible w=\"2\" /></del> he has\r\n            <lb />lived very abstemiously; &amp; to this alone I impute\r\n            <lb />the cause of the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> not appearing regularly,\r\n            <lb />&amp; to this source also I impute his present\r\n            <lb />disease. The medicines which he is takeng at\r\n            <lb />present is <ingredient n=\"270\">Magnes.</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> in <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon\r\n            <lb />Water</ingredient>; and as soon as his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> is settled\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />and the <symptom n=\"24\">Constipation</symptom> removed, I mean to try\r\n            <lb />him with the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"113\">bitters</ingredient>; using at the same\r\n            <lb />a nourishing diet, &amp; allowing him some Glasses\r\n            <lb />of Madeira after every male. However as\r\n            <lb />soon as your answer is received I shall with\r\n            <lb />pleasure enforce your directions; &amp; will be\r\n            <lb />much obliged to you for your opinion\r\n            <lb />of his disease; the remedies you\r\n            <lb />would enjoin, &amp; whether in his case\r\n            <lb />you would advise the use of either <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"4\"><u>Bath</u></ingredient>\r\n            <lb />or <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"5\"><u>Buxton</u></ingredient> - The <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> &amp; the <symptom n=\"15\">quickness of\r\n            <lb />Pulse</symptom> I am affraid would make the\r\n            <lb />former improper. You will excuse\r\n            <lb />my not transcribing this Letter;\r\n            <lb />the fly is almost ready to set out,\r\n            <lb />&amp; his relations are anxious to have\r\n            <lb />your answer by the return of the\r\n            <lb />machine against <subst><del><illegible w=\"3\" /></del><add place=\"above\">Friday</add></subst> ---- The\r\n            <lb />Fee will be transmitted to you; of the\r\n            <lb />Gentleman regain sufficient strength he\r\n            <lb />proposes to wait personally upon you\r\n        </p>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n            \r\n            <closer>\r\n                <salute>\r\n                    <lb />I am Sir, with greatest respect\r\n                    <lb />&amp; esteem;\r\n                    <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>H<sup>ble.</sup> Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Humble Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                </salute>\r\n                <signed>John Clark</signed>\r\n            </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />Direct to D<sup>r.</sup> Clark\r\n            <lb />Newcastle -\r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    \r\n    <pb n=\"8\" />\r\n   \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen Professor\r\n            <lb />of medicine\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n<annot>\r\n<handShift />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Waldie\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1780\r\n            <lb />xi. p. 64. ---------\r\n        </p>\r\n</annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1911, 11, '2014-10-13 16:39:04', 133),
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I should \r\n            <lb/>acknowledge myself in the Deepest obligation\r\n            <lb/>both for my own advantage, &amp; the satisfaction\r\n            <lb/>of the Young Ladies <unclear><choice><abbr>P<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>Parents</expan></choice></unclear> I flatter myself with\r\n            <lb/>your Answer &amp; give me leave to subscribe myself,\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Your very <choice><abbr>H<sup>ble</sup> Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Humble Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>Joshua Anderson</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Please to direct to me <choice><abbr>Surg<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>Surgeon</expan></choice> at Keswick Cumberland\r\n        </p>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>PS. No reason can be given for those Complaints &amp; the Lady has\r\n                <lb/>been so for three Years.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> W<sup>m</sup> Cullen M.D.\r\n            <lb/>Professor of Physick in the \r\n            <lb/>University of Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n    \r\n    <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>Anderson. Keswick\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Q</abbr><expan>Query</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/>An <condition n=\"28\">Hysteric</condition> Lady\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 78\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1576, 3, '2013-12-16 16:00:05', 44),
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scarcely\r\n            <lb />a <symptom n=\"34\">Feverish <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom></symptom> --- I shall be glad to have\r\n            <lb />Your further thoughts &amp; directions as soon\r\n            <lb />convenient --- Miss Barbara Peareth\r\n            <lb />is wonderfull better and I have the pleasure\r\n            <lb />farther to tell you that Miss Harrison is\r\n            <lb />in perfect good Health -- I am Sir\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Your</expan></choice> Most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>hble</abbr><expan>humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t:</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n                \r\n                <signed>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />Rich<sup>d:</sup> Lambert.\r\n                    \r\n                </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb /><u>Edinburgh</u>\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Miss Peareths\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Dec<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 1780\r\n            <lb />XI. p.118 - \r\n            \r\n        </annot>    \r\n        \r\n       \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1954, 2, '2013-11-07 13:59:36', 45),
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I would have \r\n    <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>this wine to be used un till she go to Bath.\r\n            <lb/>Then laid aside till the water is tried alone for\r\n            <lb/>a month or two. <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> is very bad for such\r\n            <lb/>complaints of the <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> &amp; therefore if the <ingredient n=\"33\">antimonial \r\n            <lb/>wine</ingredient> do not keep the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular another mediÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>cine should be employed.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup> Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh November</expan></choice> 13<sup>th</sup> 1778</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4334, 6, '2013-05-21 01:31:47', 45),
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Pearith began in July with the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"61\">Uva Ursi</ingredient> and in a Fortnight was free from\r\n            <lb />every Uneasiness in her <bodypart n=\"56\">Bladder</bodypart>, but began to\r\n            <lb />complain of <symptom n=\"11\">confus\'d sight</symptom> and Pain in\r\n            <lb />her <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>, which continued /notwithstanding\r\n            <lb />the Omission of the Medicine/ till <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> 20 of\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>S<sup>br:</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> when the <symptom n=\"46\">Discharge from her <bodypart n=\"56\">Bladder</bodypart></symptom>\r\n            <lb />return\'d and now she labours under frequent\r\n            <lb />&amp; painful <condition n=\"112\">Collections</condition> which she describes\r\n            <lb />as situated very near the <bodypart n=\"56\">Neck of the\r\n            <lb />Bladder</bodypart> -- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Miss B. Pearith is much better by the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient> &amp; will of course continue it -- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Miss H. Pearith\'s ailment in her <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />has prov\'d <condition n=\"39\">Worms, having pass\'d a\r\n            <lb />large Quantity of ascarides</condition> -- \r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Miss Harrisons are much better &amp;\r\n            <lb />almost free from Complaint -- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Any further Directions that you\r\n            <lb />may judge necessary from this acÂ¬\r\n            <lb />count will be very acceptable &amp;\r\n            \r\n        </p> \r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n        \r\n        <salute>\r\n                \r\n            <lb />I <supplied>re</supplied>main your <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t:</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>hble</abbr><expan>humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n   \r\n        </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>N.</abbr><expan>New</expan></choice>Castle <choice><abbr>Octob<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 12: 1780\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>    \r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />P.S If, from Hurry of Business, I have omittÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ed any Particular that you wou\'d wish to\r\n            <lb />know, the Honour of a Line from you by\r\n            <lb />Return of Post shall immediately reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />move the Deficiency.\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n<lb />D<sup>r:</sup> Cullen\r\n<lb />Edinburgh\r\n</p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>.r</sup> Ingham <choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Miss Clutterbuck &amp;\r\n            <lb />Miss Peariths &amp;c.\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1780\r\n            <lb />â„–. XI p.96 -- \r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1927, 2, '2013-09-03 17:47:27', 60),
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For this you must <treatment n=\"14\">apply 4 leeches to <bodypart n=\"63\">one temple\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />&amp; afterwards to the other</bodypart></treatment> and this I hope will be of\r\n        <lb />service to <bodypart n=\"6\">his eyes</bodypart> &amp; <symptom n=\"58\">vertigo</symptom>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Instead of <ingredient n=\"9\">the Rhubarb</ingredient> which is so much failed, <action n=\"31\">to\r\n     <lb />strengthen</action> <bodypart n=\"46\">his stomach</bodypart> I advise every forenoon to\r\n        <lb />take two spoonfuls of the following</p>\r\n    <recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"81\">Rad. colomb.</ingredient> contus. <ingredient n=\"21\">Cort. aurant.</ingredient> contus. â€“â€“â€“â€“ <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnÂ¬\r\n            <lb />amom.</ingredient> contus. @ Ê’j Aq. fervent. â„¥XIV Digere\r\n            <lb />horas XII d. adde <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tinct. cort. Peruv.</ingredient> â„¥iij <ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">Tinct.\r\n            <lb />aromat.</ingredient> â„¥j et post subsid. p ch. cola.\r\n            <lb />S. <action n=\"60\">Stomachic Tincture</action> two tablesp:fuls an hour or two\r\n        <lb />before dinner.</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take a drachm each of crushed <ingredient n=\"81\">Columbo Root</ingredient>, crushed <ingredient n=\"21\">Orange Peel</ingredient>, and crushed <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon Bark</ingredient>, and 14 ounces of very hot water. Steep for 12 hours, then add 3 ounces of <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Peruvian Bark Tincture</ingredient> and an ounce of <ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">Aromatic Tincture</ingredient>, and after it has settled, strain through paper. \r\n            Label: <action n=\"60\">Stomachic Tincture</action> two tablespoonfuls an hour or two before dinner.</reg>\r\n        </choice></recipe>\r\n    <p><lb />If any <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> however come on he must take\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"9\">the Rhubarb</ingredient> or some other <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb /><treatment n=\"11\">Continue the Issue.</treatment></p>\r\n  <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n      <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 10<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1781.</dateline></closer> \r\n  <postscript><lb />This letter was addressed open to M<sup>r</sup> Goodsir &amp;\r\n        <lb />inclosed in a cover addressed to M<sup>r</sup> Bethune himself.\r\n   </postscript></div></body>', 1071, 2, '2013-06-14 16:00:33', 51),
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In the mean time I am still of opinion that\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"48\">the blood</bodypart> is thrown too much upon <bodypart n=\"1\">his head</bodypart> &amp; that this is\r\n        <lb />the Cause of <symptom n=\"11\">his imperfect sight</symptom>, &amp; therefore I would again proÂ¬\r\n        <lb />pose the same <treatment n=\"14\">application of Leeches as before</treatment> &amp; if this mild\r\n        <lb />weather has not made <treatment n=\"11\">the issue <symptom n=\"46\">discharge better</symptom></treatment> I would let \r\n        <lb />this heal up &amp; <treatment n=\"11\">put a fresh one <bodypart n=\"11\">behind his shoulder</bodypart></treatment>. I would\r\n        <lb />have <ingredient n=\"60\">the white mustard</ingredient> Continued at lest once if not twice a day\r\n        <lb />&amp; I am hope it will serve instead of <action n=\"21\">other Laxatives</action>. I am certain\r\n        <lb />air &amp; Exercise would be of service to M<sup>r.</sup> Bethune &amp; therefore\r\n        <lb />join with you in urging it. As M<sup>r.</sup> B. has felt no effects in\r\n        <lb />any difference of Diet I cannot urge any in particular, but\r\n        <lb />this I am certain of that a full diet is by no means fit for\r\n        <lb />him &amp; particularly at Supper\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />If M<sup>r.</sup> Bâ€“ find so much relief in the night from a\r\n        <lb />Mouthful of Brandy I have no objection to it, but I think\r\n        <lb />you have advised rightly in bidding him take <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">the Tincture of\r\n        <lb />the Bark</ingredient> instead of the plain spirit\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        <dateline>30<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Jany<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1781</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1080, 13, '2014-11-25 11:48:10', 75),
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<action n=\"21\">Laxatives</action> were proscrib\'d; <ingredient n=\"9\">RhubÂ¬\r\n            <lb />arb</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"60\">White Mustard</ingredient> were employ\'d, accordingly <treatment n=\"11\">the\r\n        <lb />Issue was placed in <bodypart n=\"10\">the lower &amp; Back part of the\r\n            <lb />Neck</bodypart>.</treatment> It has now been <symptom n=\"46\">discharging near these Eight \r\n        <lb />months</symptom> without any sensible effect â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />The next morbid affection in M<sup>r.</sup> Bethunes Case\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />which demands attention is <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> Complaints\r\n        <lb />for which M<sup>r.</sup> Bethune was under D<sup>r.</sup> Cullens direction\r\n        <lb />some years ago and after many trials it seems wa<supplied>s</supplied>\r\n        <lb />obliged again to have recourse to <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient>, a Root\r\n        <lb />which M<sup>r.</sup> B: has need for <symptom n=\"48\">Symptoms of Dispepsia</symptom>\r\n        <lb />a number of years, now however <ingredient n=\"9\">the Rhubarb</ingredient> by its\r\n        <lb />long continued use /the fate of Medicines/ has lost its\r\n        <lb />usual effect, for now M<sup>r.</sup> B: finds it necessary to take\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> once in the four or five days, <add place=\"above\">whereas once in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> 8 or 10 days formerly suffic\'d</add> not for <symptom n=\"24\">costiveÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ness</symptom> but for uneasy feelings about <bodypart n=\"46\">his stomach</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Bethune wants much to know if D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen would\r\n        <lb />advise for some time a Succidanium to <ingredient n=\"9\">the Rhubarb</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />that He might not be obliged to use it so often;</p>\r\n <p><lb />Permit me Sir to say that if the affections about\r\n     <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">M<sup>r.</sup> Bethunes head</bodypart> in some measure depend on the\r\n     <lb />state of <bodypart n=\"46\">his stomach</bodypart> we will not have just so much\r\n        <lb />dread of the consequence, at the same <add place=\"above\">time</add> the predisposÂ¬\r\n     <lb />tion to Diseases in <bodypart n=\"1\">the Head</bodypart> requires particular notice</p>\r\n  <p><lb />Have repeatedly desired M<sup>r.</sup> Bethune to take\r\n        <lb />regular exercise in the open air, and as to Diet\r\n      <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />he is not sensible of one thing being more disagreeÂ¬\r\n        <lb />able than another â€“â€“ There is <add place=\"above\">a</add> circumstance I have\r\n      <lb />still omitted to mention <symptom n=\"17\">M<sup>r.</sup> Bethunes resting ill in\r\n        <lb />the night</symptom> &amp; it seems he has been long accustom\'d to\r\n        <lb />the Practice &amp; found benefit from it of taking a single\r\n        <lb />mouthful of Brandy which gives ease &amp; procures rest,\r\n      <lb />Have advised him to use <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">the <choice><abbr>Tinct.</abbr><expan>Tincture</expan></choice> of Bark</ingredient> in place\r\n        <lb />of the Brandy â€“â€“ For the most part and for a long time\r\n      <lb />past M<sup>r.</sup> B. has <symptom n=\"28\">a free perspiration on <bodypart n=\"24\">his feet</bodypart> and\r\n      <lb /><bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart></symptom> every morning which he takes care to encourage\r\n        <lb />With very much respect I am Dear Sir</p>\r\n  <closer><salute><lb />your very <choice><abbr>Hub<sup>le.</sup></abbr><expan>Humble</expan></choice> and\r\n      <lb /><choice><abbr>Obe<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> Servant</salute>\r\n       <signed>John <u>Goodsir</u></signed>\r\n      <dateline>Largo <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 6<sup>.th</sup>\r\n        <lb /><u>1781</u></dateline></closer>\r\n    <postscript>Please direct for me at Largo by Leven</postscript></div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p><lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n        <lb />Edinbuburgh</p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot><lb />M<sup>r</sup> Bethune, Balfour\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1781\r\n        <lb />XI. p. 132.</annot>\r\n<handShift />\r\n<annot>Case</annot>\r\n    </div></body>', 1962, 2, '2013-11-18 12:51:57', 135),
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As you\r\n            <lb />know his case already so well, I need only inform you of his\r\n            <lb />State since I saw him Last &amp; ask your advice with regard\r\n            <lb />to what may further be done for his relief. He is drinking\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"6\">hartfield spaw water</ingredient> which does not disagree with him only\r\n            <lb />he feels it <action n=\"5\">a strong astringent</action> to Obviate which he has recourse\r\n            <lb />to <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> at times &amp; Other times to <ingredient n=\"78\" t=\"1\"><choice><orig>tinctura SennÃ¦ Composit.</orig><reg>Daffy\'s Elixir</reg></choice></ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"7\">So much air is generated when his food is digesting that when he\r\n            <lb />cannot get it easily up it</symptom> brings on <symptom n=\"24\">Straitness</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"57\">painfull\r\n            <lb />Spasmodic twitches in his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart></symptom>. If you approve\r\n            <lb />of it I was proposeing to give him a tea spoon full of <ingredient n=\"40\"><choice><abbr>MagÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nesia vita</abbr><expan>Magnesia vitrolata</expan></choice></ingredient> with his <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient>; or in a Glass of water, Barley\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"201\">Cinnamon water</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"68\">peppermint</ingredient> as he pleases at any time\r\n            <lb />when he is much distressed, and lessen the quantity he takes\r\n            <lb />of the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"6\">Hartfield Spaw</ingredient> or Dilute it with a third part of\r\n            <lb />Common water. If you think <ingredient n=\"84\">the Calcined Magnesia</ingredient> proper M<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb />Lindsay who is to deliver this to you had better send it by the\r\n            <lb />Carrier. I think it may reabsorb <symptom n=\"7\">fixed air that is generated in\r\n            <lb />the process of Digestion</symptom> &amp; help to keep him easy in <bodypart n=\"46\">his belly</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />He sometimes feels <symptom n=\"22\">a Giddiness</symptom> but I understand it is mostly\r\n            <lb />when <bodypart n=\"46\">his Stomach</bodypart> is uneasy so that it may proceed from\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />that Cause. I have examined <bodypart n=\"6\">his Eyes</bodypart> carefully, as <symptom n=\"11\">he finds\r\n            <lb />his Sight failing much</symptom>. Under <bodypart n=\"6\">the inside of each cornea</bodypart> there\r\n            <lb />is <symptom n=\"11\">a white Opake spot</symptom> to be seen &amp; I think it reather thicker\r\n            <lb />and more Spread than when I last saw it. He still keeps\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"11\">the Issue <symptom n=\"46\">running</symptom></treatment>. But do you think that any benefit\r\n            <lb />may be had from <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity done in the Gentlest way</treatment> to\r\n            <lb />to prevent or retard the further increase of these. As you\r\n            <lb />know he can already so well I need add no more â€“\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />but that I am <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n                <lb />your Most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>nt</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />&amp; very humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>Robert Menzies</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen professor M. P\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Menzies\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> <subst><del><unclear>Doug</unclear></del><add place=\"above\">David</add></subst> Bethune Esq<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1782.\r\n            <lb />V. XIII p. 275.\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2139, 13, '2014-11-25 11:14:13', 151),
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I still keep the Issue in my\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"11\">shoulder</bodypart> tho I am not sensible of ever being the better of it. I have the pleasure\r\n        <lb />to be with great esteem \r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup><u>r</u></sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice>Sir\r\n            <lb />your most obedient humble servant\r\n        </salute>\r\n        <signed>David Bethune</signed>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />P:S: It may not be improper to mention to you that <symptom n=\"27\">the Calls to mack\r\n            <lb />my water are too frequent &amp; always hurried</symptom> Old age must bring\r\n            <lb />on <symptom n=\"54\">debility</symptom> on every part of the system. If we could <symptom n=\"7\">get the wind\r\n            <lb />to pass</symptom> by its proper channel, it would be a great point gained \r\n            <lb />Please Direct for me here by Colinsburgh\r\n        </postscript>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>D. B.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen Physician\r\n            <lb /><u><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></u></p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />D. Bethune Esq<sup>r.</sup>\r\n            <lb />March. 1782\r\n            <lb />V. XII. p. 332 &amp;\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2173, 13, '2014-11-25 13:24:01', 90),
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Miss Lindsay &amp; M<sup>r.</sup> <unclear>Gregg</unclear> told me\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />yesterday at the time <symptom n=\"3\">M<sup>r.</sup> Bethune was reaching</symptom>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"14\">they felt the most offensive smell</symptom>, tho he\r\n            <lb />neither complained of <add place=\"above\">bad</add> taste or smell himself</p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Upon the whole M<sup>r.</sup> Bethunes case is the\r\n            <lb />same as when M<sup>r.</sup> Lindsay left him but every\r\n            <lb />bad symptom become worse, he is almost tired\r\n            <lb />of proscriptions, <symptom n=\"26\">his flesh</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"6\">spirits are much\r\n            <lb />exausted</symptom> â€“ Last night as <action n=\"3\">an Antispasmodic</action> I\r\n            <lb />advised M<sup>r.</sup> Bethune to <treatment n=\"21\">try flannels wrong out\r\n            <lb />of warm water applied to <bodypart n=\"46\">the Belly</bodypart></treatment> when so\r\n            <lb />violently paind and also I mention\'d to him\r\n            <lb />after so many fruitless trials of <action n=\"24\">resinous\r\n            <lb />purgatives</action> that he might try <ingredient n=\"40\">one dose of\r\n            <lb /><choice><orig>the Sal: Catharticus Amar:</orig><reg>Epsom Salts</reg></choice></ingredient> he seem\'d to be\r\n            <lb />afraid they would not set on <bodypart n=\"46\">his stomach</bodypart> â€“\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I shall write you in a few days\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />With very much <add place=\"above\">respect</add> I am Dear Sir\r\n        </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute>Your very <choice><abbr>Hub<sup>le</sup> &amp; ob<sup>t.</sup> Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Humble &amp; obedient Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n        <signed>John <u>Goodsir</u></signed>\r\n        <dateline>\r\n            <lb />Largo May 9<sup>th.</sup>\r\n            <lb /><u>1782</u>\r\n        </dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <dateline>May 10<sup>th.</sup></dateline>\r\n    <postscript>\r\n        <lb />I am happy to say that last night\r\n        <lb />after taking <ingredient n=\"58\">the Laudanum</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor oil</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"78\">Daffies\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Elix<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Elixir</expan></choice></ingredient> M<sup>r.</sup> Bethune was freer of pain than for eight\r\n        <lb />days before â€“\r\n    </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Henry Lindsay Esquire\r\n            <lb />Georges Square\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Goodsir\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> David Bethune Esq<sup>r.</sup>\r\n            <lb />May 9<sup>th.</sup> 1782\r\n            <lb />V. XIV. p. 51.\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2206, 13, '2014-11-25 13:49:38', 91),
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His urine is of a natural colour\r\n        <lb />but a thick lateritious sediment â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb /><action n=\"24\">The different purgatives</action> proscribed him he has used, tho\'\r\n        <lb />none of them with much effect as the <ingredient n=\"28\"><choice><orig>Ol: Ricini</orig><reg>Castor Oil</reg></choice></ingredient> <unclear><choice><orig>vl</orig><reg>or</reg></choice></unclear> <ingredient n=\"78\" t=\"1\"><choice><orig>Tinct\r\n        <lb />Senn: Com:</orig><reg>Daffy\'s Elixir</reg></choice></ingredient> &amp; the last physic of <ingredient n=\"24\" t=\"16\"><choice><abbr>Senn.</abbr><expan>Senna</expan></choice> Salts</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"24\" t=\"1\">Tincture</ingredient> as\r\n    <lb />much so, but <ingredient n=\"9\">the Rhubarb</ingredient> by the last two trials &amp;\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"3\"><choice><orig>Pil. 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I am abad hand myself and there\r\n            <lb />is only an <unclear>Appocath...</unclear> and Son in the place which I belive\r\n            <lb />Doues not <unclear>stet</unclear> such cases, I <illegible w=\"1\"/> some time at <unclear>Lorres</unclear> on\r\n            <lb />my first Arrival owing to virey bad vether. I was <del>nel</del>\r\n            <lb />stil wors of I could not Get proper victuals to Eat at Last.\r\n            <lb />I was taken with a <symptom n=\"31\">Laxee</symptom> some Days after wards I came\r\n            <lb />up to this place I have had the <symptom n=\"31\">Laxee</symptom> these twelve Days\r\n            <lb />past and still containus haveing at all to go often from\r\n            <lb />Eight to twelve times in 12 hours passes Little, I take - \r\n            <lb />a <illegible w=\"1\" /> Draught Every night at bedtime from the <unclear>Appoct<sup>r</sup></unclear>\r\n            <lb />this <symptom n=\"31\">Laxee</symptom> his kept the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> Moderate. I Dare not --- \r\n            <lb />move for fear of Getting a <condition n=\"13\">Cold</condition>. 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Robertson.\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> <u>1780</u>\r\n            <lb />X. p.139.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1784, 2, '2013-08-14 17:51:42', 50);
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She does not use above <choice><abbr>g<sup>tt.</sup>  XX</abbr><expan>twenty drops of</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"58\">L.L.</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />at bed time -- which does not make her\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">Costive</symptom>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />A <treatment n=\"4\">Blister Issue</treatment> is kept open upon her part\r\n            <lb />affected, which discharges well.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />She is at a loss to find dishes - her favorites\r\n            <lb />hitherto have been bread with whey &amp; Churn\'d\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Milk, porrige with very small beer -- &amp;\r\n            <lb />Cocoa tea. I wish you coud suggest any\r\n            <lb />thing on that head ----- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Her medicines have been the same as\r\n            <lb />formerly mentioned with some small variaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tions.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\" >The Bark</ingredient> has been spoke of, but it has never\r\n            <lb />been prescribed to her\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />We shall be glad to have your Opinion\r\n            <lb />what you think fittest now to be done.\r\n            <lb />The Season of the Year - her Unfitness\r\n            <lb />for Motion - the length of a land journey\r\n            <lb />&amp; the risk of a Voyage all oppose her\r\n            <lb />leaving home\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />If you have our Epidemie amongst you,\r\n            <lb />I shall be glad to know what course at takes\r\n            <lb />&amp; what treatment is most successfull.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I find that early <treatment n=\"1\">bloodings</treatment> do best, gentle <action n=\"21\">Laxatives</action>\r\n            <lb />&amp; <action n=\"16\">Emollient Infusions</action> assisted to give Perspiration\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">Blisters</treatment>, when attended with <symptom n=\"79\">Stitches</symptom>.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I am <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Doctor</expan></choice> Yours sincerely\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />A. 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He readily agreed, begged\r\n            <lb />his respectful <choice><abbr>Compl<sup>ts.</sup></abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice> to you and your acceptance of his\r\n            <lb />Opinion, which I enclose -- \r\n            \r\n        </p>   \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I have annixed the history of his Case - I have preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />scribed nothing materiall, only relaxed the severity of his\r\n            <lb />regimen till I have the honour of your return, which he\r\n            <lb />waits for with impatience.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I am Sir with the greatest respect - \r\n                <lb />Your most obedient humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />James Carmichael\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Capt<sup>n.</sup> John Robertson aged about 45 in going from this\r\n            <lb />place to Campbeltown in June last, <condition n=\"13\">catched cold</condition>, and was\r\n            <lb />seized with troublesome <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>, attended now and then with\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"3\">reachings to Vomit</symptom>, an encrease of <symptom n=\"13\">dullness of hearing</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> -- \r\n            \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />He was let <treatment n=\"1\">Blood</treatment> twice by a Surgeon there, was <treatment n=\"4\">blistered</treatment>\r\n                <lb />\'twixt the <bodypart n=\"11\">Shoulders</bodypart>, enjoined riding, &amp;ca, without removÂ¬\r\n                <lb />ing\r\n                \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n                \r\n                <lb />ing his Complaints.\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />He returned to Port Glasgow six weeks ago, and has been under\r\n                <lb />the care of a Surgeon here - who has <treatment n=\"1\">bled</treatment> him him more, <treatment n=\"4\">blistÂ¬\r\n                <lb />ered</treatment> him repeatedly, given him a variety of medicine, and,\r\n                <lb />as he thinks, without advantage; and prescribed a regimen of\r\n                <lb />weak Cocoa with bread for breakfast, weak Chicken water with\r\n                <lb />a bit of bread for Dinner, milk and Water for Tea, and Water\r\n                <lb />Gruel for Supper with a little bread. 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I think it favourable that the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> which\r\n            <lb/>recurred upon leaving <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> is gone. It relieves\r\n            <lb/>me from my principal fear that is for your <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>But while you feel a roughness in your <bodypart n=\"42\">heart</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>your <symptom n=\"12\">breathing is <add place=\"above\">easily</add> hurried by walking uphill</symptom> <del>or\r\n            <lb/>reading aloud</del> you must guard against it by <choice><abbr>avoid<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>avoiding</expan></choice> \r\n            <lb/>walking up hill or reading aloud &amp; especially cold. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Your various pains &amp; <symptom n=\"21\">heats</symptom> I consider as of little \r\n            <lb/>consequence but not easily removed at this season of\r\n            <lb/>the year especially in a person who gives so much\r\n            <lb/>attention to every little feeling. The pains &amp; little \r\n     <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> about your <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> point at something\r\n            <lb/><condition n=\"3\">gouty</condition> but if it be, it must have its course; especially\r\n            <lb/>as the medicines we should use to determine it \r\n            <lb/>are not well suited to your other complaints.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The <symptom n=\"7\">flatuency</symptom> may be very troublesome\r\n            <lb/>but is not dangerous and does not require any other\r\n            <lb/>remedy than you at present use. When you get\r\n            <lb/>better weather &amp; more exercise it will trouble you\r\n            <lb/>less in the night. Your two glasses of wine if \r\n            <lb/>you go no farther will do you no harm. The other\r\n            <lb/>parts of the regimen I proposed are still proper,\r\n            <lb/>for tho not favourable to your Spirits they are the\r\n            <lb/>safest for your <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>. I think the cow milk in\r\n            <lb/>the morning very proper. Continue <ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>but sometimes intermitting the use of it. I thought\r\n            <lb/>the issue proposed for your side would be a proper \r\n            <lb/>remedy but as the pain &amp; even the <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> has been no\r\n            <lb/>worse since you left this I hope there is no harm \r\n            <lb/>in the omission but if the pain should at any\r\n            <lb/>time become more violent I shall think it necesÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>sary &amp; I dont believe it will give any interrupÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tion to your riding. <treatment n=\"48\">The cutting out of your hair</treatment>\r\n            <lb/>would be of no service &amp; the pouring of cold\r\n            <lb/>water on your head would be rather hurtfull. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Continue your exercise as well as you can &amp; hope\r\n            <lb/>for relief from a better season &amp; from\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup> Dec<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh December</expan></choice> 19. 1778</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4353, 11, '2015-04-17 22:34:48', 56),
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Murray of Broughton <choice><abbr>Esq<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Esquire</expan></choice></head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Your Strength, exercise &amp; temperance presume\r\n    <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>that your <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> is clean but foulness will occur <choice><abbr>wout</abbr><expan>without</expan></choice> \r\n            <lb/>any evident cause &amp; the <symptom n=\"30\">eruption</symptom> on your <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> with \r\n            <lb/>the <symptom n=\"46\">running</symptom> of your <bodypart n=\"7\">ears</bodypart> must make me think that\r\n            <lb/>your <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> is not so perfectly sound. But so slightly \r\n            <lb/>that there is no foundation for any alarm.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I have prescribed two <unclear><choice><abbr>meds</abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice></unclear> upon the use of\r\n            <lb/>the first enter immediately viz. <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic drops</action>.\r\n            <lb/>40 every <choice><abbr>n<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>night</expan></choice> at bed time &amp; 20 every morning, in a little\r\n            <lb/>water. I expect that such small doses will neither \r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"9\">nauseate nor puke</treatment> but you should increase the\r\n            <lb/>doses by 5 drops at a time till you are affected with\r\n            <lb/>a little <symptom n=\"61\">squeamishness</symptom> &amp; at this dose continue for two\r\n            <lb/>or three weeks; but then intermit for a week &amp;\r\n            <lb/>again return to them for a fortnight. alternating \r\n            <lb/>thus for the months of <choice><abbr>Jan. &amp; Feb<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>January &amp; February</expan></choice>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>About begining of March or sooner if threatened\r\n            <lb/>with <symptom n=\"30\">eruption</symptom> or uneasiness in your <bodypart n=\"7\">ears</bodypart> you are \r\n            <lb/>to begin the use of the other <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice>. The <action n=\"25\">Cooling</action>\r\n            <lb/>salts. 2 table spoonfuls mixed with half a muchÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>kin or a little more of new drawn cow milk whey\r\n            <lb/>&amp; take this at two draughts in the morning about \r\n            <lb/>an hour before breakfast &amp; continue this for all\r\n            <lb/>the month of March. It should keep you open \r\n            <lb/>without purging &amp; if it do either more or less, that is\r\n            <lb/>if it does not move you at all or moves you more than\r\n            <lb/>once, increase or diminish the dose. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Your present regimen is perfectly good. Be\r\n            <lb/>very sparing in fish, abstaining entirely from the heavier\r\n            <lb/>kinds as Salmon, hering &amp; dressed shellfish. Bacon, \r\n            <lb/>Pork, &amp; salted or high seasoned foods should also be aÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>voided.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"110\">Vin. antimon</ingredient> â„¥jÅ¿s <ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">Tinct. aromat.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n       <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n                <lb/>â„³. Signa <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic drops</action>.\r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take one and a half ounces of <ingredient n=\"110\">Vinum antimonii</ingredient> and two drachms of <ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">aromatic Tincture</ingredient>.\r\n                Mix. Label: <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic drops</action>.\r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"125\">Tart. solub.</ingredient> â„¥ij <ingredient n=\"95\">Sal. Glaub.</ingredient> â„¥j - <ingredient n=\"104\">marin Hispan.\r\n                <lb/>polychrest</ingredient> @ â„¥Å¿s Aq. fontan. â„¥viij- <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnam. simpl.</ingredient> â„¥jv\r\n                <lb/>Solve et cola. Signa <action n=\"33\">Aperient Solution</action>\r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"125\">Tartar Solubil</ingredient>, one ounce of <ingredient n=\"95\">Glauber\'s Salts</ingredient>, half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"104\">Spanish polychrest</ingredient>,\r\n                eight ounces of spring water and four ounces of <ingredient n=\"65\">simple cinnamon</ingredient>. \r\n                Dissolve and strain. 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Scill.</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />&amp; <ingredient n=\"58\">Laud. liq.</ingredient> g<sup>tt</sup> xxv. Slept well\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><u>22</u> <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse <u>92</u> but rose to <u>100</u> upon an increase\r\n            <lb />of the pain</symptom>. 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V.S. The <unclear>surent prec.</unclear>\r\n            <lb />&amp; as far as her strength allows\r\n            <lb /><unclear>birt</unclear> I would it\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">Blist.</treatment> not yet exhausted.\r\n            <lb />&amp; I hope - a good opin:\r\n            <lb />B. <unclear>sig<sup>er</sup></unclear> but not perg.\r\n            <lb />if easily <unclear>vomded</unclear> or\r\n            <lb />Diet - <action n=\"19\">Pectorals</action>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Stevenson. <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />Miss Glassford.\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 10<sup>.th</sup> 1779.\r\n                <lb />â„–.X. p.98.\r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1739, 2, '2014-09-19 13:27:07', 135),
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Shennan\r\n                <lb />May 17<sup>h</sup> 1779.\r\n                <lb />V. IX. p.182 &amp;c.\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1674, 3, '2014-08-28 16:22:12', 31),
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The very day I wrote you\r\n            <lb />(<choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> <del>7</del> 5) M<sup>r.</sup> Waldie. came from this place, in\r\n            <lb />a carriage, &amp; thought himself better for the\r\n            <lb />ride. Upon the road, he drank some butter\r\n            <lb />milk, and afterwards a good deal of small\r\n            <lb />beer. Soon after he was siezed with <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />without pain in the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>. This symptom,\r\n            <lb />together with the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>, continued without aÂ¬\r\n            <lb />batement for 24 hours. He could be prevailed\r\n            <lb />upon to take no medicine, &amp; would scarcely\r\n            <lb />drink any thing stronger than cold water. On\r\n            <lb />the morning of the 7<sup>th.</sup> of <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> the <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> abated.\r\n            <lb />He began to <symptom n=\"12\">rattle in his <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart></symptom>, &amp; to <symptom n=\"12\">breathe laÂ¬\r\n            <lb />boriously</symptom>. His <symptom n=\"15\">pulse was little altered</symptom>; but both this\r\n            <lb />morning &amp; the Day before, I observed a strong PulsaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion in the <bodypart n=\"57\">carotid</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"57\">temporal Arteries</bodypart>. At 11 o Clock\r\n            <lb />he got up in bed, had an effort to <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>; his\r\n            <lb />countenance in a moment became <symptom n=\"91\">pale</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"83\">livid</symptom>;\r\n            <lb />&amp; he died without a struggle. Might not this sudÂ¬\r\n            <lb />den death be owing to some desease in the <bodypart n=\"42\">heart</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />itself <del><illegible l=\"2\" /></del> large <bodypart n=\"57\">blood Vessels</bodypart>...M<sup>.r</sup> George Waldie\r\n            <lb />his Heir, will either write you himself, or\r\n            <lb />make a friend of his wait upon you soon.\r\n        </p>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n                \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am now my, Dear Sir, about to consult you conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cerning a case, which more nearly concerns me. My\r\n            <lb />wife has long been in an unfavourable way. Although\r\n            <lb />I am affraid, it may be out of the power of medicine\r\n            <lb />to remove her desease, yet it will be a great comfort\r\n            <lb />to me to have the opinion of one whom I esteem the\r\n            <lb />first Physician in the Kingdom. At one period\r\n            <lb />of the Desease, I have looked upon the case to be\r\n            <lb />a <symptom n=\"4\">spasmodic cough</symptom>; at another a <symptom n=\"36\">Chronic Catarrh</symptom>;\r\n            <lb />but now I am affraid, it will terminate in <u><condition n=\"1\">Phthisis</condition></u>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs.</sup> Clark is fortyfive years of age, and the \r\n            <lb />catamenia still continue regular. She is of a large\r\n            <lb />make, her <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> rather short, her <bodypart n=\"27\">chest</bodypart> well\r\n            <lb />formed; she was naturally of a florid complexion,\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"25\">plethoric</condition>, and became corpulent after the age of\r\n            <lb />20; but not to such a degree as to render her\r\n            <lb />unactive. She has been the mother of Six <choice><abbr>Child<sup>n.</sup></abbr><expan>Children</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />&amp; <del>in the</del> has suffered much by <condition n=\"11\">miscarriages</condition>, &amp;\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"65\"><bodypart n=\"34\">uterine haemorrhages</bodypart></symptom> after delivery. After her\r\n            <lb />second child her <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> became <symptom n=\"63\">adematous</symptom>; &amp; ever\r\n            <lb />since that period she has been obliged to wear\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"78\">flannel rollers.</treatment> She lived formerly in London, \r\n            <lb />but since I became connected to her in 1774\r\n            <lb />she has lived in the country; &amp; since that period\r\n            <lb />has enjoyed a good state of health, except that\r\n            <lb />her recovery after delivery has stil been slow;\r\n            <lb />&amp; that about four years ago she had a very\r\n            <lb />severe <symptom n=\"36\">catarrh</symptom> in Autumn, which however yielded\r\n            <lb />to <ingredient n=\"195\">V. S.</ingredient> &amp; a total abstinence from Animal food.\r\n            <lb />For three years past she has never became\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"7\">pregnant</condition>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In <u>march</u> last she was seized with the\r\n            <lb />usual symptoms of <symptom n=\"36\">catarrh</symptom>; &amp; the <supplied>desease</supplied> not\r\n            <lb />withstanding every precaution increased with\r\n            <lb />the warm weather. In the middle of June the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> became exceedingly severe, in the <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> her\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"83\"><bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> almost became livid</symptom>, her <symptom n=\"27\">urine was forced\r\n            <lb />off</symptom>, &amp; her whole frame violently agitated; &amp; accomÂ¬\r\n            <lb />panied with a sense of fulness, &amp; exqusite transitory\r\n            <lb />pain in her <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart>, to the very end of her <bodypart n=\"25\">toes</bodypart>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />&amp; <bodypart n=\"16\">fingers</bodypart>. The violence of the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> frequently excited\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom>; but nothing has been <symptom n=\"76\">expectorated</symptom> but\r\n            <lb />transparent viscid mucus. Since the beginning\r\n            <lb />of June, at the distance of 3 weeks, or there abouts,\r\n            <lb />she has been always seized with <symptom n=\"100\">rigors</symptom>, &amp; after this\r\n            <lb />has continued in a <symptom n=\"34\">febrile state</symptom> for two or three\r\n            <lb />Days. About the first week of August she began\r\n            <lb />to complain of a <symptom n=\"12\">Difficulty of breathing</symptom>, &amp; an aggraÂ¬\r\n            <lb />vation of <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> when she lay upon the <bodypart n=\"73\">right\r\n            <lb />side</bodypart>, &amp; soon after of a slight pain in that <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />upon <symptom n=\"4\">coughing</symptom> - Bifore that period, notwithstanding\r\n            <lb />the violence of the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>, she never had the\r\n            <lb />least pain or uneasiness about the <bodypart n=\"26\">Thorax</bodypart>. For\r\n            <lb />about 14 day past she has complained of pain\r\n            <lb />under the <bodypart n=\"40\">sternum</bodypart>; but now she has more pain\r\n            <lb />upon <symptom n=\"4\">coughing</symptom>, under the <u><bodypart n=\"42\">scrobiculum Cordis</bodypart></u>.\r\n            <lb />She <symptom n=\"20\">becomes chilly</symptom> now every afternoon; her\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom>, which was formerly natural, in the\r\n            <lb />evening, beats about 94, &amp; she begins to <symptom n=\"28\">sweat\r\n            <lb />profusely</symptom> at nights. The <symptom n=\"4\">fits of coughing</symptom> <supplied>inÂ¬</supplied>\r\n            <lb />crease to <add place=\"above\">a</add> very great degree, <del>&amp;</del> are more frequen<supplied>t</supplied>,\r\n            <lb />&amp; <ingredient n=\"14\">opiats</ingredient> which always suspended the desease\r\n            <lb />now begin to lose their effects. After a severe\r\n            <lb />new <symptom n=\"4\">fit of coughing</symptom>, she frequently complains of\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"10\">palpitations of her <bodypart n=\"42\">heart</bodypart></symptom>; &amp; the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> now seldom\r\n            <lb />fails to excite <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> - There is still not\r\n            <lb />the least purulent appearance in what she\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"76\">expectorates</symptom> <add place=\"above\">the matter expectorated very viscid</add>. She has now <symptom n=\"8\">little appetite</symptom>, has\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"26\">lost her flesh</symptom>, but is still able to ride, above\r\n            <lb />3 miles on Horseback, at a time, without\r\n            <lb />bei<supplied>ng</supplied> fatigued - The <symptom n=\"27\">urine is still forced of</symptom>\r\n            <lb />by the <symptom n=\"4\">fits of coughing</symptom>; what she passes at\r\n            <lb />other times has been generally pale. Since\r\n            <lb />the beginning she has <symptom n=\"12\">wheezed in her breathing</symptom>\r\n            <lb />at bedtime; &amp; at times her <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> has appeared\r\n            <lb />puffy in the morning. - Much <symptom n=\"117\">soreness in <choice><abbr>y<sup>.e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"9\">Trachea</bodypart></symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />A variety of medicines have been tryed;\r\n            <lb />the chief of which have been <ingredient n=\"195\">V.S.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"25\">Pil. Scillit.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"154\">Lact\r\n            <lb />Ammon. Mist.</ingredient> <unclear>Oleas</unclear> cum <unclear>Elix. Parg</unclear>; the <unclear>steams</unclear>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />of warm water inspired; <treatment n=\"4\">Blisters</treatment> &amp;c; but nothing\r\n            <lb />has given her the least relief except <ingredient n=\"14\">opium</ingredient>. She\r\n            <lb />has passed the whole summer in the Country, has\r\n            <lb />lived upon <add place=\"above\">a</add> milk Diet; has been allowed animal\r\n            <lb />food, &amp; a Glass of wine after Dinner, as a total Vegetable\r\n            <lb />diet did not agree with her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>. <treatment n=\"9\">Vomits</treatment>\r\n            <lb />have not been so often repeated as I could have\r\n            <lb />wished, as they have always produced severe\r\n            <lb />pains in the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>. As she returns home\r\n            <lb />this evening, I mean to apply another <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment>;\r\n            <lb />-- My wifes Father and Mother were severely\r\n            <lb />afflicted with the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition>; &amp; she had a Brother\r\n            <lb />&amp; Sister who died of the <condition n=\"1\">Phthisis</condition> betwixt 20 &amp; 30\r\n            <lb />years of age. Her family have not the least apÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pearance of <condition n=\"41\">Scrophulous taint</condition>. She certainly\r\n            <lb />has now <condition n=\"34\">tubercles</condition> or some fixed obstruction in\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart> - She has never had any appearance\r\n            <lb />of the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition>; &amp; therefore I do not think her <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"3\">gouty</condition> -- Excuse my prolixity; &amp; believe me\r\n            <lb />to me with utmost esteem &amp; respect yours &amp;c\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>John Clark.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Professor of Medicine\r\n            <lb />in the University of\r\n            <lb /><u>Edinburgh.</u>\r\n        </p>\r\n<handShift/>\r\n<annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Clarke <choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Clark --\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1780.\r\n            <lb />v. xi. p. 78\r\n        </p>\r\n</annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1918, 3, '2013-09-22 10:02:55', 152),
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I have given you my opinion\r\n        <lb />for it. In the mean time lay aside your acid and\r\n    <lb />after a weeks trial of <ingredient n=\"81\">the Columbo</ingredient> you may try a\r\n        <lb />solution of Alkali either mild or <action n=\"9\">Caustic</action> and rather\r\n        <lb />the former as it will not require broth and it\r\n        <lb />very possibly may be of service both in correcting \r\n        <lb />acidity and dissolving slime. I forgot in my last\r\n    <lb />that I think the <ingredient n=\"35\"><choice><orig>Limatur Martis</orig><reg>Powdered Steel</reg></choice></ingredient> might now\r\n        <lb />be very properly tried and it can hardly be disÂ¬\r\n        <lb />agreeable to his taste or difficult to take. You may\r\n        <lb />begin with what dose you please but it should be\r\n        <lb />soon increased to a Scruple or perhaps more twice\r\n        <lb />a day. After all I think the most probable remedy\r\n        <lb />would be a long Journey and the Destination to Bath\r\n    <lb />as proper as any and in the mean time <treatment n=\"46\">I expect\r\n        <lb />nothing from the Semicupium</treatment> but in this and in every\r\n        <lb />thing else I never meant to dictate to you. I had in\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />some measure forgot or at least neglected my debt\r\n        <lb />to M<sup>r.</sup> Barclay but I will do so no longer. I am\r\n        <lb />as always</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>Dear D<sup>r.</sup> \r\n        <lb />Yours &amp;<sup>c.</sup></salute>\r\n        <signed>William Cullen â€“</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 11<sup>th\"</sup> August\r\n            <lb />1783</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4686, 2, '2013-06-05 18:35:46', 66),
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I am glad to find that you do not insist\r\n        <lb />upon any affection of <bodypart n=\"60\">the Viscera</bodypart> and shall willingly\r\n        <lb />leave the consideration of it till it shall be\r\n        <lb />more evident. I think it is very possible that\r\n        <lb />the whole of his symptoms may depend upon\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"32\">sand in <bodypart n=\"45\">the kidneys</bodypart></symptom> but <symptom n=\"32\">the red sand you\r\n        <lb />speak of</symptom> does not sufficiently ascertain this\r\n        <lb />and I should not think it decent for us to\r\n        <lb />be shifting quickly to contrary medicines. For\r\n        <lb />I must tell you that in all <symptom n=\"57\">spasmodic disorders</symptom>\r\n        <lb />I trust in nothing so much as to the Alkalines\r\n        <lb />and if you should employ them now the proÂ¬\r\n        <lb />priety of our having employed the acids might\r\n        <lb />appear very doubtful. I would therefore\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />avoid speaking of them at present. I wish you had\r\n        <lb />told me how the Acids &amp; <ingredient n=\"113\">bitters</ingredient> had operated with him\r\n        <lb />and I would wish you would rather think of diversiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />fying these than of giving any others of a new kind.\r\n        <lb />In all cases of <symptom n=\"23\">weak <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart></symptom> I have a very good\r\n        <lb />opinion of <ingredient n=\"159\">Tar water</ingredient> and if <ingredient n=\"113\">other bitters</ingredient> have littl<supplied>e</supplied>\r\n        <lb />effect I would commonly have recourse to <ingredient n=\"81\">the Columb<supplied>o</supplied></ingredient> \r\n        <lb />but doing all this as your own direction and good\r\n        <lb />Judgement shall direct. I am always</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>Dear D<sup>r.</sup> \r\n        <lb />your most Obedient Servant</salute>\r\n        <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 7<sup>th\"</sup> August\r\n            <lb /><u>1783</u></dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4683, 3, '2013-10-02 16:08:40', 63),
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He is gone over to visit\r\n        <lb />his old fellow officer Lord Balcarres but I have desired\r\n        <lb />him to remain there for a short time only and to go to \r\n        <lb />Glasgow as soon as possible where only he can conveÂ¬\r\n        <lb />niently take measures for his relief and with regard\r\n        <lb />to which I promised to write my opinion and advice\r\n        <lb />very fully to his Nephew and which I shall certainly\r\n        <lb />do against Thursday at farthest.</p>\r\n     <p><lb />There is one thing which I think I omitted to\r\n         <lb />mention with respect to M<sup>r.</sup> Glassfords Diet. <symptom n=\"8\">In the\r\n        <lb /><unclear>present</unclear> state of his appetite he can hardly take any\r\n         <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />thing but Brouth and Bread</symptom> but I think much weak\r\n         <lb />Broth is not fit for <bodypart n=\"46\">his stomach</bodypart> and therefore I think\r\n        <lb />what he takes should be made pretty strong and made\r\n        <lb />of equal parts of Beef and Veal as often as the latter\r\n         <lb />can be conveniently had or <ingredient n=\"360\">let the Jelly be made of Calves\r\n        <lb />feet</ingredient> and a quantity of this may be added to a pretty good\r\n        <lb />Broth made of Beef alone. The mixtures I speak of are\r\n         <lb />both more nourishing and lighter on <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart> than a\r\n        <lb />strong broth made of Beef alone. Though he kept off\r\n        <lb />Twenty Shillings of my Fee I have a sincere desire to \r\n        <lb />do him all the good I can and I shall be glad to hear\r\n        <lb />of your success. Since I came to Town I hear that he\r\n         <lb />is going to be married but I think <symptom n=\"8\">his appetite for\r\n        <lb />food should be better than at present</symptom>. I am as always</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>Dear D<sup>r.</sup> Sincerely yours</salute>\r\n        <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 29<sup>th\"</sup> July\r\n        <lb />1783</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4668, 3, '2013-12-21 20:14:25', 93),
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I have only one remedy\r\n            <lb/>to propose, &amp; that is his journey he intends.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>It should be entirey on horseback if possible.\r\n            <lb/>In bad weather, should rest or take a carriage\r\n            <lb/>for a day or half a day at a time. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Ride gently, not above two stages a day. One \r\n            <lb/>before breakfast; the other before dinner so as\r\n            <lb/>never to ride after his full meal. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Set out slowly &amp; go faster only by degrees in\r\n            <lb/>the course of a mile or two &amp; he will probably \r\n            <lb/>avoid any pain of his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Guard against cold; Thick stockings &amp; tight\r\n            <lb/>boots against rain. If his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> are cold when he \r\n            <lb/>gets in, put them to the fire till warm. Trust \r\n            <lb/>to no assurances of his Landlady concerning his \r\n            <lb/>bed linnen &amp; put always a good blanket under\r\n<lb />them. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If he finds himself <symptom n=\"45\">faintish</symptom> upon setting \r\n            <lb/>out in the morning he may take from half a \r\n            <lb/>pint of a mixture of equal parts of water gruel\r\n            <lb/>&amp; cows milk, warmed &amp; well sweetened. He may\r\n            <lb/>take a draught of this either alone or with dry toast.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>After a stage he may take another breakÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>fast but not of tea or Coffee. It should be\r\n            <lb/>of Chocolate or Cocoa tea or milk &amp; gruel as before\r\n            <lb/>&amp; dry toast &amp; a little butter but no sweet meats.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>After either of his breakfasts he should rest\r\n     <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>half an hour or more before he get on horseback.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>At dinner he may take weak soup with some dry\r\n            <lb/>toast in it. He may besides take chicken, fowl,\r\n            <lb/>lamb, lean veal, or tender mutton dressed light\r\n            <lb/>but any of these moderately &amp; should fill up with \r\n            <lb/>light pudding or pancake.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Drink plain water or very little wine in \r\n            <lb/>it but every day after dinner he may take two\r\n            <lb/>or three glasses of red Port well diluted with\r\n            <lb/>water. No malt liquor.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>At supper he may take bread, rice, barley or\r\n            <lb/>sago with milk, or by themselves with a\r\n            <lb/>spoonful or two of wine.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>He must be more sparing however if either the \r\n            <lb/>meat or wine heat him or affect his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In case of <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> take the pills <choice><abbr>ord</abbr><expan>ordered</expan></choice>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"3\">Mass. pil. aloet.</ingredient> Ê’iij Divide in pilul.\r\n                <lb/>No.36. Signa <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> pills one two or three\r\n                <lb/>at bed time when occasion requires.\r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take three drachms of <ingredient n=\"3\">aloetic pill-Mass</ingredient>. Divide to make 36 pills. \r\n                Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> pills. Take one, two or three at bed time when occasion requires. \r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> March 30<sup>th</sup> 1779.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4397, 2, '2013-11-04 16:03:06', 60),
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His <symptom n=\"8\">aversion to food\r\n        <lb />insuperable</symptom>. He goes to Dougaldston one day\r\n        <lb />&amp; comes here the next. Some days <symptom n=\"3\">He does\r\n            <lb />not spout much up</symptom>, but <symptom n=\"8\">still is not nourished</symptom>.\r\n        <lb />I have not seen him to day; he is at Dougalston:\r\n        <lb />nor have I for some days examined <bodypart n=\"98\">the <choice><abbr>Epigast.</abbr><expan>Epigastric</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />region</bodypart>. He begs to be excused from <ingredient n=\"113\" t=\"1\">the bitter\r\n        <lb />Tincture</ingredient>, &amp; with difficulty takes the Acid &amp; <ingredient n=\"269\">the\r\n        <lb />Seltzer</ingredient>. <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse the same</symptom>. <symptom n=\"68\">Little thirst</symptom>.</p>\r\n   <p><lb />I am so little hopefull from internal remedies <add place=\"above\">so taken</add>\r\n       <lb />that I have thought of <treatment n=\"46\">the warm semicupium</treatment>\r\n        <lb />or Bath â€“ But you have all the data beÂ¬\r\n        <lb />fore you &amp; I expect to hear from you. I am</p>\r\n    <closer><salute><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> D<sup>r</sup> your most humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n        <signed>A. Stevenson</signed></closer>\r\n    <postscript>\r\n<lb />You said was in debt a\r\n        <lb />Consultation to R Barclay<note>Another mutual patient Captain Robert Barclay who is Case ID:1402. For his usual consultation fee of two guineas Cullen would normally oblige by providing \"follow-up\" letters.</note></postscript>\r\n\r\n</div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p><lb />To\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Professor of Physic\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh</p>\r\n    </div></body>', 2297, 3, '2013-09-22 09:43:24', 62),
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One day we thought there was some\r\n        <lb />red in it, which created suspicion, but He\r\n        <lb />assured us, it was red Currant Jelly in which\r\n        <lb />he had swallowed the pills. The urine\r\n        <lb />is very high coloured. <symptom n=\"18\">The tumor to <bodypart n=\"98\">the left\r\n       <lb />of the <choice><abbr>Epig.</abbr><expan>Epigastric</expan></choice> region</bodypart></symptom> is much the same, but calls\r\n        <lb />his attention more. It is very lucky\r\n        <lb />R. Wallace goes out with him.</p>\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <p><lb />Last night, I got your Letter sent in\r\n        <lb />from M<sup>r</sup> Barclay. I can see no\r\n        <lb />objection to the trial of <ingredient n=\"64\">Dover</ingredient> in\r\n        <lb />the way you mention: but I am a\r\n        <lb />good deal taken up in the opposite\r\n        <lb />side of the Country â€“ which will preÂ¬\r\n        <lb />vent my being present for some days,\r\n        <lb />but shall write him a few Lines just\r\n        <lb />now as I go to a distance in the Country</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t</sup> Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n        <signed>A. Stevenson</signed></closer>\r\n</div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p><lb />To D<sup>r</sup> W. Cullen\r\n            <lb />Professor of Physic\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh</p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot><lb />M<sup>r</sup> Glassford. â€“â€“\r\n            <lb />XV. p. 182, 188, 190</annot>\r\n    </div></body>', 2305, 2, '2013-08-27 10:54:51', 72),
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For the deÂ¬\r\n            <lb />coction we send here inclosed a prescription by which it is\r\n            <lb />to be made. The materials for it are mostly in every shop\r\n            <lb />in the country and the only one not likely to be found in\r\n            <lb />the Country we send you by the Carrier tomorrow.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Of this decoction you are to drink a bottle every day\r\n            <lb />but in divided draughts at such times as are most agreeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />able to your self, only one draught of about half a muchÂ¬\r\n            <lb />kin you are always to reserve to be taken a little warmed\r\n            <lb />at lying down at night. Into this draught you are to\r\n            <lb />put fifty drops of the <action n=\"3\">aperient Solution</action> sent you by the\r\n            <lb />Carrier. <action n=\"11\">If this dose disposes to a little sweat in the\r\n            <lb />night</action> or <action n=\"12\">increases urine</action> it is enough and it may perhaps\r\n            <lb />open your <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> a little but if it has none of these effects\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />after trying it two or three nights you may then inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />crease the dose by five drops every night till you come to\r\n            <lb />seventy five drops but no farther till we hear from you.\r\n            <lb />We must let you know that there is Some <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> in\r\n                <lb />this medicine but we do not however expect any of the\r\n            <lb />ordinary effects of it, only as we do not exactly know your\r\n            <lb />constitution we think it proper to put you on your guard\r\n            <lb />and if you should find either <symptom n=\"14\">smell in your breath</symptom> or -\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"174\">Copper taste in <bodypart n=\"2\">your mouth</bodypart></symptom> you must stop till you hear\r\n            <lb />from us.  Notwithstanding what we have said about\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> we think this medicine needs no confinement and\r\n            <lb />only that you should not go abroad before breakfast and\r\n            <lb />should always be at home an hour before sunset. This\r\n            <lb />for good weather but if easterly winds or rainy weather\r\n            <lb />should set in you must be still more cautious. In diet\r\n            <lb />you may take every kind of ordinary fare except fish and\r\n            <lb />salted meat. You must also avoid sallad or any other cold\r\n            <lb />greens but any kind of garden things well boiled you\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />may take of moderately. For ordinary drink you must\r\n            <lb />take toast water that is water not quite cold but you\r\n            <lb />must take no fermented liquor of any kind that is neither\r\n            <lb />malt liquor nor Wine. A little punch without sowring you\r\n            <lb />may take but it should be a very little only. We have\r\n            <lb />only to say farther that tho this warm weather Should\r\n            <lb />continue you must make no change of your cloathing\r\n            <lb />for there is nothing would do you more harm than cold.\r\n            <lb />We propose that this course should continue at least\r\n            <lb />for a fortnight and that against that time is past that\r\n            <lb />we should have some account of its effects. We are with\r\n            <lb />great regard\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most obedient servants\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 29<sup>th</sup> May\r\n                <lb /><u>1781</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 138, 9, '2015-03-26 01:35:29', 50),
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I now find <ingredient n=\"2\">the Mercury</ingredient> in my <bodypart n=\"2\">Mouth</bodypart> &amp; have\r\n            <lb />therfor Stopt proceeding further till Such time as I have your orders\r\n            <lb />but shall continue at the Decoction, without intermission ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I can not yet discover any very Material Alterations on my comÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plaints, tho\' I am certain there is some Amendment in <symptom n=\"131\">the Oldest of\r\n            <lb />the Sores</symptom>. Indeed it can not be expected that any great Change\r\n            <lb />coud take place from Friday Sen,night, which was the first time\r\n            <lb />I took any of the Solution. The principal Effect it had, &amp; has upon\r\n            <lb />me, is <action n=\"33\">the opening <bodypart n=\"64\">my Belly</bodypart></action> and <action n=\"11\">creating persperation</action> in the Night \r\n            <lb />I have never taken more than 65 Drops. My Diet has been chiefly\r\n            <lb />of Milk, &amp; from the badness of the Weather I have keept my Room\r\n            <lb />constantly. If you are to prescribe any Medicins, that there is\r\n            <lb />the least hazard of my not finding them in the Surgeons Shops\r\n            <lb />here, I hope M<sup>r.</sup> Wood will be so good as send them out by\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />our Carrier who comes from <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> Thursday Morning. But if\r\n            <lb  />he shoud be gone, he may Send them down to Leith &amp; M<sup>r.</sup> Dalrymple\r\n            <lb />of this place is at M<sup>r.</sup> Rannies, Who will bring them out for Me\r\n            <lb />If you fix on the Course I am to follow tomorrow, it woud be\r\n            <lb />obliging coud you send your Directions by the Same hand, as I\r\n            <lb />can not hear from you in Course of Post till Friday.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I beg my best Compliments to M<sup>r.</sup> Wood &amp; I am respectfully\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Your Most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t.</sup> Ser<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Will Hogg</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />William Cullen Esq<sup>r.</sup>\r\n            <lb />Physician, Mint Closs\r\n            <lb /><u>Edinburgh</u>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Hogg of N. 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The first is to relieve\r\n            <lb/>his <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>. He may begin with a tablespoonful of\r\n            <lb/>the mixture at bed time but if that dose do not\r\n            <lb/>render his <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> easier in the night time he must\r\n            <lb/>take two spoonfuls the next night, &amp; if even that does\r\n            <lb/>not answer he must take three the third night and\r\n            <lb/>the dose may be even increased afterwards to four spoonÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>fuls unless he shall find some inconvenience from these\r\n            <lb/>doses: that is either in occasioning <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> or <symptom n=\"28\">night sweating</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The Pills are to relieve his breathing &amp; remove the \r\n            <lb/>cause of the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>. three every night &amp; <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Has he any <symptom n=\"76\">spitting</symptom> with his <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>, &amp; of what kind.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>2. Has he any <symptom n=\"34\">feverishness</symptom> in the Evening &amp; continuing \r\n            <lb/>during the night &amp; does it ever occasion any <symptom n=\"28\">sweating</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>3. Has he any pain of his <bodypart n=\"28\"><bodypart n=\"26\"><subst><del>back</del><add place=\"above\">breast</add></subst></bodypart></bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"73\">sides</bodypart> with or without\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"4\">coughing</symptom> 4. Is his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> open or loose. When I recieve\r\n            <lb/>answers to these queries I shall advise more fully. \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥iv- <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnam. simpl.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"14\">Syr. diacod</ingredient> @ â„¥ij <ingredient n=\"58\">Tinct. thebaic</ingredient>\r\n                <lb/>g<sup>tt.</sup> 160 â„³. S. <action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action> mixture.\r\n            </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take four ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">rose Water</ingredient>, two ounces each of <ingredient n=\"65\">simple cinnamon</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"14\">diacodium Syrup</ingredient>\r\n                    and 160 drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">thebaic Tincture</ingredient>. Mix. Label: <action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action> mixture.\r\n                </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"154\">Gumm. ammon.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"5\">As. foetid.</ingredient> @ Ê’Å¿s <ingredient n=\"121\">Extr. glycirrh.</ingredient> Ê’iij\r\n                <lb/>Aq. fervent. q.s. ut mollescat extract et f. s.a. massa divid in pil.\r\n                <lb/>sing. gr. jv. S. <action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action> Pills\r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take half a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"154\">Gummi ammoniacum</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"5\">Asafoetida</ingredient>, three drachms of <ingredient n=\"121\">Liquorice Extract</ingredient>\r\n                    and a sufficient quantity of boiling water to soften the extract and let it be made into a mass and divided into pills of four grains each. Label: <action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action> Pills\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> May 3. 1779</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4421, 13, '2014-11-26 11:37:54', 90),
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You heard\r\n            <lb/>of him from the country lately; the medicines you \r\n            <lb/>ordered he has duly taken, &amp; has paid exact attentiÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>on to regimen: his age, habit &amp; other circumstances \r\n            <lb/>I need say nothing of, as concerning them you already\r\n            <lb/>are fully advised: I never saw him before.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>He is at present much <symptom n=\"26\">emaciated</symptom>;- his <bodypart n=\"103\">nails</bodypart> adunque;\r\n            <lb/>his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> <symptom n=\"63\">swollen</symptom> even though mostly lying in bed; when\r\n            <lb/>he sits up his <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> are soon in the same situation.\r\n            <lb/>His <symptom n=\"161\"><bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart> moist- not clean but covered with a slight\r\n            <lb/>white fur</symptom> not of the aphthous appearance.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>His <symptom n=\"8\">appetite almost gone</symptom>; <symptom n=\"68\">Thirst very considerable</symptom>.\r\n            <lb/>His <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>-  formerly natural; within these few days has\r\n            <lb/>a tendency to a <symptom n=\"31\">diarrhoea</symptom>; Six motions in 24 hours:\r\n            <lb/>urine, high=coloured with a copious brick=coloured\r\n            <lb/>Sediment. He is very <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom>, <symptom n=\"9\">fatigued</symptom> by the least\r\n            <lb/>motion. <symptom n=\"12\">Breathing short &amp; uneasy</symptom>. <symptom n=\"28\">Sweats very\r\n            <lb/>much</symptom>. His <symptom n=\"15\">pulse (at 10 o\'clock forenoon) 112 in the \r\n            <lb/>minute- not hard - nor full</symptom>. <symptom n=\"17\">Sleeps very indifferently</symptom>.\r\n            <lb/>Twice he has <symptom n=\"35\">spit a little <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart></symptom> - once pure- the \r\n            <lb/>other time- mixed with his usual spit; both times, he \r\n            <lb/>says, &amp; his Nurse also observed it, the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> was\r\n            <lb/>harder by much &amp; more <symptom n=\"9\">fatiguing</symptom> than usual:\r\n            <lb/>he has never had any other <symptom n=\"65\">haemorrhagy</symptom>.\r\n    <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>On Friday night the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> was uncommonly severe -\r\n            <lb/>he felt a <symptom n=\"79\">stitch</symptom> in his <bodypart n=\"73\">left side</bodypart> - so soon as the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>abated the <symptom n=\"79\">stitch</symptom> went off intirely.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>It is with much regret I give you such unpromising\r\n            <lb/>accounts of our Patient, as he seems to be a good\r\n            <lb/>man &amp; has a great share in the esteem of\r\n            <lb/>Mr Watt &amp; of all who know him in the Neighbourhood.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I look for your answer on Tuesday morning &amp; \r\n            <lb/>expect, as I appointed them, some of his friends\r\n            <lb/>from the country that day; when what you advise \r\n            <lb/>shall be duly adverted to.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb/>I am with very great respect\r\n                <lb/>Sir\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Yr Most Ob<sup>t</sup> Hble Serv</abbr><expan>Your Most Obedient Humble Servant</expan></choice> &amp; grateful\r\n                <lb/>Pupil\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>C. Robertsone</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb/>Perth 13 June\r\n                <lb/>1779\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>D<sup>r</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb/>Physician\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>Edinb<sup>r</sup></abbr></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>D<sup>r</sup> Robertsone\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> J. Henry\r\n                <lb/>June 13<sup>th</sup> 1779\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1689, 2, '2013-06-19 16:45:44', 75);
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However I cannot promise you an entire\r\n       <lb />cure: you will for life be liable upon occasion to some <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty\r\n       <lb />of breathing</symptom>, but by a proper management you may be rendered less\r\n       <lb />liable and may avoid any severe attacks.\r\n   </p>   \r\n   <p>    \r\n       <lb />The measures I would propose for their purpose are 1<sup>st</sup>\r\n       <lb />that you should take great care to avoid cold and\r\n       <lb />therefore you should avoid being heated by exercise\r\n       <lb />by the sun or by warm Chambers; that when\r\n       <lb />you are accidentally heated you should avoid\r\n       <lb />sitting or standing in any stream of air; that whether\r\n       <lb />you are warm or cool you should avoid at anytime\r\n       <lb />sitting in a stream of air that you should be always\r\n       <lb />well clothed, and for the winter you should wear a\r\n       <lb />flannel shirt next to you skin; and however warm\r\n       <lb />the weather may be at anytime you should never lay\r\n       <lb />aside at any point the Cloathing which you have been\r\n       <lb />accustomed to, and that all times you should avoid\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />being exposed to damp or moisture, and therefore to\r\n        <lb />the evening or night air. A close attention to these\r\n        <lb />particulars will contribute much to secure you\r\n        <lb />against either frequent or considerable returns of your\r\n        <lb />disorder.\r\n   </p>\r\n   <p>     \r\n        <lb />2. With these precautions, you must be when the\r\n        <lb />weather is tolerably dry very much in the fresh air\r\n        <lb />and in gentle exercise. Walking however will hardly\r\n        <lb />ever agree with you and it should be always very\r\n        <lb />gentle and moderate so as never to heat or fatigue you\r\n        <lb />the exercise which will be of service to you is going\r\n        <lb />in a carriage or on horseback. When the weather is\r\n        <lb />either cold or threatens rain you may employ the\r\n        <lb />former but the latter will be of much more service\r\n        <lb />and you should go for some hours on horseback\r\n        <lb />every day that is tolerably mild and fair, at least\r\n        <lb />as often as it can be any ways convenient for you.\r\n   </p>\r\n    <p>    \r\n        <lb />3. It will be necessary for you at all times give\r\n        <lb />attention to your diet. A full one will always do\r\n        <lb />you harm you may take meat every day at dinner\r\n        <lb />but it should be as much possible the lightest and\r\n        <lb />the least you should never make a full meal\r\n        <lb />of animal food but fill it up with broth pudding\r\n        <lb />or vegetables. Your ordinary drink should be plain\r\n        <lb />water, avoiding all kinds of Malt liquor.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>    \r\n        <lb />4. Every day at dinner you may take a few Glasses\r\n        <lb />of wine of any kind you like best but the quantity\r\n        <lb />ought always to be very moderate, and never do\r\n        <lb />much as in any degree to heat you.\r\n    </p>    \r\n    <p>    \r\n        <lb />At supper you should take no animal food at all\r\n        <lb />not even an egg; and if you could forego supper\r\n <pb n=\"3\" />       \r\n        <lb />altogether it would be of service. but if you are in\r\n        <lb />the habit of a supper let it be as light as possible - a\r\n        <lb />bit of <del>of</del> dry toast with a few Glasses of Negus, or a little\r\n        <lb />boiled rice barley or Sago with the same.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>    \r\n        <lb />At breakfast you should avoid tea or coffee and\r\n        <lb />what I would recommend to you is a little fresh cow\r\n        <lb />milk mixed with an equal part of thin water gruel\r\n        <lb />and well sweetened with sugar or honey and this\r\n        <lb />you may take with dry toast or any other bread\r\n        <lb />you like better.\r\n     </p>\r\n     <p>    \r\n        <lb />It is possible that you may not have observed the\r\n        <lb />effects of the different circumstances of diet and\r\n        <lb />therefore may think it less necessary to observe the\r\n        <lb />rules I have <subst><del><unclear>observed prep</unclear></del><add>proposed</add></subst>. 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I could\r\n        <lb />at the same time as most Phisicians will do\r\n        <lb />prescribe medecines but I must candidly tell\r\n        <lb />you that I know of none that can be of any\r\n        <lb />considerable or durable service to you and\r\n        <lb />the only remedy I have further to advise is\r\n        <lb />that of an <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> which may either be by a\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">perpetual blister</treatment> on your <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> - or by a <treatment n=\"11\">Pea\r\n        <lb />Issue</treatment> in your <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> and one or other of\r\n        <lb />these I think you should wear for life.\r\n     </p>\r\n     <p>   \r\n        <lb />I have now given the best advice I can and\r\n        <lb />if at any time I can further contribute to your\r\n        <lb />health you may freely command Sir\r\n       </p>  \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>your humble <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n             <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><unclear><choice><abbr>Edin</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></unclear>\r\n            <lb />July 21<sup>st</sup> 1778</dateline>\r\n         </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n\r\n</body>', 4261, 3, '2013-12-23 15:05:29', 188),
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This Complaint abated for a \r\n            <lb/>time but has recurred at several Periods Since\r\n            <lb/>The pain is chiefly felt in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Region of the <bodypart n=\"45\">Kidneys</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"55\">Ureters</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"32\">Testicle</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"31\">Penis</bodypart>- &amp; is by him wholly\r\n            <lb/>Imputed to the Fall or Stumble above mentioned\r\n            <lb/>for I now recollect <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Horse fell to his <bodypart n=\"19\">Knees</bodypart>- M<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb/>Henry has allways lived temperately is neither\r\n            <lb/>corpulent nor lean. has been much subject to\r\n            <lb/><condition n=\"15\">Rheumatism</condition> for 15 years <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr></choice> had nigh proved\r\n            <lb/>fatal 10 years ago- he has perhaps been too much\r\n            <lb/>in Bed &amp; is rather liable to Turns of <bodypart n=\"101\">Spleen</bodypart>\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n  <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Rev<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>Reverend</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Henry\r\n                <lb/>May. 6<sup>th</sup> 1779.\r\n                <lb/>Answer -\r\n                <lb/>His complaints arise from\r\n                <lb/>a <condition n=\"17\">Stone lodged in the <bodypart n=\"55\">Ureter</bodypart></condition>\r\n                <lb/>which has been pushed \r\n                <lb/>down from the <bodypart n=\"91\">Pelvis</bodypart> of \r\n                <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"45\">Kidney</bodypart> by the Stumble\r\n                <lb/>of his Horse\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>The Remedy likely to\r\n                <lb/>be of service is <ingredient n=\"61\">Uva ursi</ingredient>\r\n                <lb/>in sufficient quantity\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1667, 3, '2014-09-03 10:46:43', 55),
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Cullen thought that in some cases the stimulant effects of tobacco were inadvisable.</note>, &amp;\r\n            <lb />I ascribe to <add place=\"above\">it</add> the <symptom n=\"48\">Heartburn</symptom>, <symptom n=\"7\">Windy <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart></symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"61\">sick <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom></symptom>\r\n            <lb />you complain of. Please moderate your chewing till you\r\n            <lb />give it up entirely &amp; I expect your <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> will get quite\r\n            <lb />well &amp; till <del>then</del> I hear how you have managed I will\r\n            <lb />advise no medicine as it can be of no service unless you\r\n            <lb />give up chewing\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />But if you have given it up, and these complaints\r\n            <lb />should continue let me know &amp; I will cure you\r\n            <lb />without fee or reward\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />As you have interrupted Sea bathing so long, I think\r\n            <lb />it now too late in the Season to begin it again &amp; I\r\n            <lb />think you may safely let it alone till circumstances\r\n            <lb />of your health require it more than at present.\r\n            <lb />but in place of cold bathing, be as much in the\r\n            <lb />fresh air even in winter as you possibly can\r\n            <lb />with getting cold.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Let your clothing be warm &amp; uniformly to\r\n            <lb />A flannel Shirt next your <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> very necessary\r\n            <lb />during all winter.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 16. 1779.\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4521, 3, '2014-11-30 13:40:54', 49),
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Miss Hodgson aged 22 years, is of\r\n        <lb />a spare habit of body, &amp; of a family <condition n=\"12\">subject\r\n        <lb />to consumptions</condition>. About May last after\r\n        <lb />bathing, she was seized with a pain in\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"26\">her right breast</bodypart>, &amp; soon after with <symptom n=\"4\">a cough</symptom>\r\n        <lb />for which <treatment n=\"1\">she was bled to 6 or 8 <choice><orig>â„¥</orig><reg>ounces</reg></choice></treatment> which abated\r\n        <lb />the pain of <bodypart n=\"26\">her breast</bodypart>, but <symptom n=\"4\">the cough</symptom> has\r\n        <lb />continued ever since attended <symptom n=\"76\">with consiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />derable expectoration</symptom>. About the beginning\r\n        <lb />of <choice><abbr>Sep<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> she was afflicted with <symptom n=\"31\">a looseness</symptom> &amp;\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"40\">severe griping pains in <bodypart n=\"37\">her bowels</bodypart></symptom>, &amp;\r\n        <lb />had generally 4 0r 5 stools in the day. For\r\n        <lb />these complaints <treatment n=\"9\">she was ordered a vomit</treatment>\r\n        <lb />some <ingredient n=\"9\" t=\"1\"><choice><orig>Tinct. Rhei</orig><reg>Rhubarb Tincture</reg></choice></ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"116\">a Sperm.Ceti mixture</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />&amp; <ingredient n=\"14\">gentle opiates</ingredient> &amp; a flannel shirt, which\r\n        <lb />however have had little or no good effects.\r\n        <lb />On the 7<sup>th.</sup> of this month I first saw her,\r\n        <lb />she then complained of <symptom n=\"4\">a frequent\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />troublesome cough</symptom>, attended with <symptom n=\"76\">a\r\n        <lb />pretty free expectoration</symptom>. <symptom n=\"31\">The looseness</symptom> &amp;\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"40\">griping pains</symptom> continued as above, &amp;\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">she sweats a good deal</symptom> in the nights, <symptom n=\"17\">her\r\n        <lb />sleep is some what disturbed</symptom>, <symptom n=\"15\">pulse weak\r\n            <lb />&amp; about 120</symptom>. <condition n=\"8\">Menses have been obstructed\r\n        <lb />about 4 months</condition>. <symptom n=\"68\">Thirst not considerable</symptom>\r\n        <lb />&amp; appetite not much impaired. I immediately\r\n        <lb />ordered her <treatment n=\"9\">a gentle vomit of <ingredient n=\"110\"><choice><abbr>Tart. Emet.</abbr><expan>Tartar Emetic</expan></choice></ingredient></treatment> which\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>op<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>operated</expan></choice> very well &amp; the next day she began with\r\n        <lb />the following <action n=\"5\">astringent</action> <choice><abbr>Bol. Infus.</abbr><expan>Bolus Infusion</expan></choice> &amp; <action n=\"34\">AnoÂ¬\r\n        <lb />dyne.</action></p>\r\n    <recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"366\" t=\"13\">Elect e Scord.</ingredient> Ê’ij <ingredient n=\"181\">Confect. Japon.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"297\">Ext.\r\n            <lb />Lig. Camp.</ingredient> @ Ê’iÅ¿s <ingredient n=\"65\">Pulv. cort. cinnam.</ingredient> Ê’i <ingredient n=\"75\">Mucil.\r\n            <lb />G. Arabic.</ingredient> q. s. â„³ &amp; divide in Bol. X. sumati\r\n        <lb />4<sup>u.</sup> quoque hora.</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take 2 drachms of <ingredient n=\"366\" t=\"13\">Electuary of Water Germander</ingredient>, 1Â½ drachms each of <ingredient n=\"181\">Japonic Confection</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"297\">Extract of Campeachy Wood</ingredient>, \r\n            a drachm of <ingredient n=\"65\">ground Cinnamon Bark</ingredient>, and enough <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic Paste</ingredient> as needed. Mix and divide into 10 boluses, to be taken every four hours.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n    <recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"97\">Terra Japon</ingredient> Ê’iij aq. BulÂ¬\r\n        <lb />lient. lbj Macera decem horas dein cola,\r\n        <lb />sumat coch. mag. ij ter quaterve in die.</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take 3 drachms of <ingredient n=\"97\">Japanese Earth</ingredient> and a pint of boiling water. Steep for 10 hours, then strain. Take 2 tablespoonfuls 3 or 4 times a day.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n    <recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"116\">Sperm. Ceti</ingredient> â„ˆij <ingredient n=\"75\">Mucilag. G. Arabic</ingredient> Ê’iij\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. Cinnam.</ingredient> ten â„¥Å¿s <ingredient n=\"58\">Tinct. Thebaic.</ingredient> Gut xxij\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">Syrup. Balsam.</ingredient> Ê’ij â„³. f. Haust. h. s. sumenda</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take 2 scruples of <ingredient n=\"116\">Spermaceti</ingredient>, 3 drachms of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic paste</ingredient>, a Â½ ounce of thin <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon water</ingredient>, \r\n            22 drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">Thebaic Tincture</ingredient> and 2 drachms of <ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">Balsamic Syrup</ingredient>. Mix to make a draught to be consumed at bed time.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n    <p><lb />By the use of these remedies <symptom n=\"31\">the looseness</symptom> &amp;\r\n      <lb />pain in <bodypart n=\"37\">her bowels</bodypart> are greatly mitigated,\r\n        <lb />having at present but one or two stools\r\n        <lb />a day which however are <symptom n=\"31\">still rather loose</symptom>.\r\n        <lb />On the 13<sup>th.</sup> when <symptom n=\"31\">the looseness</symptom> was considerably\r\n        <lb />abated <treatment n=\"4\">a blister was applied <bodypart n=\"11\">between her\r\n        <lb />shoulders</bodypart></treatment>, which is still kept open. On\r\n        <lb />the 19<sup>th.</sup> I ordered her nearly the same Linctus\r\n        <lb />which you presented for Miss Brown.\r\n      <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />For common drink she takes <ingredient n=\"6\" t=\"19\"><choice><orig>Infus. Fol.\r\n            <lb />Tussilag.</orig><reg>Infusion of Tussilago leaves</reg></choice></ingredient> acidulated with <ingredient n=\"261\" t=\"12\"><choice><orig>Elix. Vit. Acid</orig><reg>Elixir of Vitriolic Acid</reg></choice></ingredient>. <symptom n=\"4\">Her\r\n                <lb />cough</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"76\">spitting</symptom> are not much alterd. <symptom n=\"76\">Her\r\n        <lb />expectoration continues free</symptom> &amp; appears to be\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"86\">mucus with a little mixture of purulent matter</symptom>.\r\n        <lb />She sleeps some what better, &amp; <symptom n=\"28\">the night sweats</symptom>\r\n        <lb />she thinks are a little decreased. <symptom n=\"23\">Her strength\r\n        <lb />is considerably impaired</symptom> tho she is still able\r\n        <lb />to walk up &amp; down the room &amp; to sit up\r\n        <lb />without much fatigue 10 or 12 hours. Her\r\n        <lb />diet consists of Asses milk, Gruels. rice <unclear>&amp;</unclear>\r\n        <lb />puddins, broths, a little boiled white fish, <supplied>some</supplied>\r\n        <lb />times a little boiled fowl &amp; potatoes, &amp;c. <unclear>She</unclear>\r\n        <lb />still continues the above <choice><abbr>med<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> &amp; if you think\r\n        <lb />any <del>thing</del> thing else can be made use of,\r\n      <lb />I beg you will write me as soon as possible</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>I am dear Sir your very <supplied>humble</supplied>\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n        <signed>John Heysham</signed></closer>\r\n<postscript>P.S. Miss Brown died\r\n    <lb />a few days after I <choice><abbr>rec<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>received</expan></choice> your last letter, which\r\n    <lb />was sooner than I expected. Leveck has\r\n    <lb />made little or no used of <treatment n=\"8\">the Injection of <ingredient n=\"2\"><choice><orig>Cor.\r\n    <lb />Sublimate</orig><reg>Corrosive Sublimate of Mercury</reg></choice></ingredient></treatment>; &amp; continues in the same\r\n    <lb />situation. Inclosed are two notes.\r\n</postscript></div>\r\n    <div><pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    <p><lb />D<sup>.r</sup> Cullen\r\n        <lb />Edinburgh</p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot><lb />Heysham\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Q</abbr><expan>Query</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Miss Hodgeson\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1780 â€“â€“\r\n            <lb />XI. p. 113 â€“â€“</annot>\r\n    </div></body>', 1950, 9, '2013-05-24 16:42:52', 122),
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IX. p170</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Case absolutely desperate; but we may endeavour \r\n            <lb/>to palliate the Urgent Symptoms viz the <symptom n=\"31\">Looseness</symptom> &amp;\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>, for which <add place=\"above\">last</add> I formerly advised an <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient>; but \r\n            <lb/>that you may not be led to too free use of the <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>formerly advised - which however maybe necessary\r\n            <lb/>for the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> I commonly endeavour to check\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"31\">Looseness</symptom> by <action n=\"5\">Astringents</action> as much as I can &amp; \r\n            <lb/>for that purpose offer a Formula below.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"163\">Flor. balaust.</ingredient> - <ingredient n=\"107\">rosar. rubr. siccat.</ingredient> @ Ê’j\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam. contus.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s. <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum. 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XI. p. 88\r\n        </p>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n        <head>Case of Mr Samuel Crawford Greenock</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />About the beginning of June 1779 I <condition n=\"13\">caught\r\n            <lb />a Cold</condition> by too precipitately Shifting my Cloaths\r\n            <lb />from thick to thin ones, this I was getting\r\n            <lb />the better of, when I unluckily renewed it\r\n            <lb />by going to bathe in the Sea one day when\r\n            <lb />I was rather warm, this last <condition n=\"13\">cold</condition> Stuck by me\r\n            <lb />till August when it was again near going\r\n            <lb />off, but was renewed by my one day\r\n            <lb />overheating myself in the Country &amp; then\r\n            <lb />going into too cool a flow, which again\r\n            <lb />brought the <condition n=\"13\">Cold</condition> being always accompanied\r\n            <lb />by a <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> that lasted till the month of\r\n            <lb />October when I thought it easyer and by\r\n            <lb />the end of November I was getting quit\r\n            <lb />of it having little or no <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>, However\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />unluckily for me I one day Sliped my <bodypart n=\"24\">foot</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />upon the floor which occasioned me a very\r\n            <lb />Severe fall which <symptom n=\"63\">Swelled <bodypart n=\"12\">my Arm</bodypart></symptom> so much\r\n            <lb />that my Coat would not go on, So that I\r\n            <lb />was oblig\'d to wear my great Coat, and it\r\n            <lb />not being So warm by the wideness of the\r\n            <lb />Sleeves, brought on a new <condition n=\"4\">Cold</condition> &amp; <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb />which has continued with me ever Since\r\n            <lb />tho not near so violent as at first ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The Consequence of this last <condition n=\"4\">Cold</condition>\r\n            <lb />was such that it brought down my body <symptom n=\"23\">very\r\n            <lb />much weakened</symptom> me prodigiously and at\r\n            <lb />last came Such lengths as to raise obstructions\r\n            <lb />in my <bodypart n=\"73\">right &amp; left side</bodypart> insomuch that\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"12\">I could not breath freely</symptom> when lying in bed\r\n            <lb />on any of them particularly the right <bodypart n=\"73\">Side</bodypart>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />which was very much affected. - these Symptoms\r\n            <lb />being alarming induced Mr Fullerton my\r\n            <lb />Surgeon who all along attended me from\r\n            <lb />the first of my Complaints to perswade me\r\n            <lb />to put an <treatment n=\"11\">issue</treatment> or <treatment n=\"5\">Cotton Cord</treatment> in my\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"73\">Side</bodypart> which having done I Soon found\r\n            <lb />real benefit from, . having removed the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"12\">Obstruction of breathing</symptom> in a manner totally\r\n            <lb />but never had any such great Effect\r\n            <lb />towards the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> which still Continues\r\n            <lb />with me more &amp; less. It will be necessary\r\n            <lb />to observe that during the whole winter.\r\n            <lb />Spring &amp; Summer I have loved very moÂ¬\r\n            <lb />derately chiefly on milk &amp; vegetables Seldom\r\n            <lb />taking Butcher meat, tho all along excepting\r\n            <lb />two weeks I had my appetite as good\r\n            <lb />as ever I had in perfect health --\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I have been all this Summer at Arran for\r\n            <lb />the benefit of drinking goat whey, but left\r\n            <lb />that Island about the end of August last\r\n            <lb />when I found my <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> little better\r\n            <lb />I now thought as the Season was fast adÂ¬\r\n            <lb />vancing towards winter, to consult D<sup>r.</sup>\r\n            <lb />Hamilton at Glasgow about my Health\r\n            <lb />who advised me to take a Sea voyage\r\n            <lb />or a long land Jaunt, this last I\r\n            <lb />preferred and have been near Six weeks\r\n            <lb />from home thro part of England, I now\r\n            <lb />find my <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> Still continuing tho\r\n            <lb />I think rather better than when I went\r\n            <lb />from home. I must observe that dureing\r\n            <lb />the whole of my ailments &amp; still I\r\n            <lb />have always enjoyed my nights rest\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />and cannot Say but I have <add place=\"above\">all</add> along <symptom n=\"17\">Sleept\r\n            <lb />as sound</symptom> as ever I did in my best health.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am now induced to apply to D<sup>r.</sup>\r\n            <lb />Cullen for his best advice on this case\r\n            <lb />which Il be glad to receive when it\r\n            <lb />Suits his Conveniency, and at meeting\r\n            <lb />will more fully explain any thing\r\n            <lb />that may not be so clear or forgot in\r\n            <lb />the above case.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />NB. I forgot to mention that at Arran\r\n            <lb />there came on <symptom n=\"63\">Swellings</symptom> about my\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"23\">Ancles</bodypart>, &amp; often <symptom n=\"21\">warm <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart></symptom> which\r\n            <lb />has continued partly since especially\r\n            <lb />at Nights, in the mornings the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"63\">Swellings</symptom> are Seldom to be seen\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1942, 2, '2014-11-19 16:39:28', 92),
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I am\r\n            <lb />now seldom or ever troubled with the <symptom n=\"48\">heart burn</symptom> or the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"61\">sick <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom></symptom> I once complained of my remaining complaints\r\n            <lb />seem to be chiefly confined to a <symptom n=\"31\">weakness of my <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart></symptom>\r\n            <lb />as I am frequently attacked with <symptom n=\"40\">gripings</symptom>, accompanied with\r\n            <lb />Loose Billious Stools, <symptom n=\"7\">flattulency</symptom> &amp; frequently an uneasy\r\n            <lb />pain along my <bodypart n=\"73\">right side</bodypart> &amp; small of my <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>, but as\r\n            <lb />it never continues many days at a time &amp; often sifts\r\n            <lb />its residence I conclude it to be owing to some wind\r\n            <lb />in the passages that have this direction that way\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"65\">bleeding at the <bodypart n=\"53\">Anus</bodypart></symptom> returns now but seldom\r\n            <lb />&amp; when it does can generally account for the cause\r\n            <lb />of it, Viz<sup>t.</sup> riding on horseback, cold or indulging too\r\n            <lb />freely in the use of Strong drink, I have not yet\r\n            <lb />made any alteration in the regimen you prescribed\r\n            <lb />nor indeed have any inclination to do so, as I find\r\n            <lb />it agrees with my <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, my appetite is upon\r\n            <lb />the whole very good, &amp; I <add place=\"above\">am</add> apt at Dinner to indulge\r\n            <lb />it in the too free use of Animal food. I sleep very\r\n            <lb />well rise early &amp; take a good deal of exercise on\r\n            <lb />foot in the open Air. I have not yet begun to\r\n            <lb />bath but shall next week, my hair is now grown\r\n            <lb />out, I flatter myself I may now use the bath\r\n            <lb />without being under the necessity of cutting <add place=\"above\">it</add> of again\r\n         \r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />if you think any further necessary for me be\r\n            <lb />good enough to advise. The purport of this Letter is\r\n            <lb />principally to consult you upon a case which I fear\r\n            <lb />I am inadequate to the description of so as <del>at</del> to give\r\n            <lb />a proper idea of it however as you <add place=\"above\">are</add> well experienced\r\n            <lb />in all the complaints of the faemal sex, I flatten my\r\n            <lb />self you will re<add place=\"above\">a</add>dily find out what I would be at -- \r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />My wife now 20 years of age of a thin make\r\n            <lb />has since ever the menstrual discharge made its appearÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ance, <condition n=\"8\">had a rather too copious flow of them altho\r\n            <lb />attended with neither pain or <symptom n=\"61\">sickness</symptom></condition>, untill about\r\n            <lb />the time of our marriage <add place=\"above\">in <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> last</add> when a <symptom n=\"46\">discharge of another\r\n            <lb />kind made its appearance &amp; which I think is called\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"77\">Fluor Albuos or Whites</symptom></symptom>, which has continued ever since\r\n            <lb />in a greater or less degree, accompained with frequent\r\n            <lb />pains in the <symptom n=\"1\">head</symptom>, <bodypart n=\"28\">small of the back</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"73\">right side</bodypart> all\r\n            <lb />of which are at times very violent Her menses continue\r\n            <lb />in the usual quantity, untill the two last-times when\r\n            <lb />it was <condition n=\"8\">considerably lessened in quantity &amp; in duration</condition>\r\n            <lb />&amp; since which the <symptom n=\"77\">other discharge</symptom> is greatly increased\r\n            <lb />accompained with above symptoms &amp; <symptom n=\"20\">cold <symptom n=\"2\">shivering</symptom></symptom> over\r\n            <lb />her whole body, her <symptom n=\"8\">appetite was never good, but now\r\n            <lb />I think it worse than usual</symptom>, I have repeatedly asked\r\n            <lb />her if she could in any <add place=\"above\">way</add> account for the cause of this\r\n            <lb />disagreeable complaint, she says she cannot without it\r\n            <lb />was occasioned by some uneasiness of <bodypart n=\"95\">mind</bodypart> preceeding\r\n            <lb />our marriage &amp; at a time when she had her menses, as\r\n            <lb />she tells me that, it occasioned a stoppage of them for a\r\n            <lb />a day or two &amp; then they returned with in a greater degree\r\n            <lb />than usual, &amp; after this she first made a discovery of\r\n            <lb />the other complaint, she tells me that frequently for\r\n            <lb />a day or two preceeding the appearance of the \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Menses she has discovered a slight <symptom n=\"46\">discharge of this kind</symptom>\r\n            <lb />but it never was in any quantity now ever made its\r\n            <lb />appearance during the intervals of the <symptom n=\"46\">discharges</symptom>. I waited\r\n            <lb />long since have taken your advice in this matter but\r\n            <lb />for M<sup>rs.</sup> M<sup>c</sup>Kie delicacy she still hoped that as it came\r\n            <lb />in sudenly it would disappear in the same way,\r\n            <lb />but <add place=\"above\">as</add> it seems <del>to</del> rather to be increasing particularly for\r\n            <lb />a few days by past I must beg that you will give\r\n            <lb />me your Council <del>by</del> so soon as you can after considÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ering the case let <add place=\"above\">it</add> be full both with respect to the\r\n            <lb />proper medicines to be used &amp; the regimen proper for\r\n            <lb />her to follow, she <add place=\"above\">has</add> never taken my medicine except\r\n            <lb />a few doses of <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> which had no effect. I shall\r\n            <lb />remit your for your advice by M<sup>r</sup> Naismith who\r\n            <lb />will <add place=\"above\">leave</add> this place in a few days\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I am\r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />With great Respect\r\n                <lb />Your <choice><abbr>mo:</abbr><expan>most</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Ob<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>hum<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Ser<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />John M<sup>c</sup>Kie Jun<sup>r.</sup>\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />N.B. M<sup>rs.</sup> M<sup>c</sup>Kie has now felt\r\n            <lb />any <symptom n=\"78\">irritation</symptom> in the parts\r\n            <lb />from the greatness of the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> ---- ----\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Mackie. Jun<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> Himself &amp; M<sup>rs</sup> MacKie\r\n            <lb />June 1781. -- \r\n            <lb />â„–. XIII. p.66\r\n        \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 2015, 2, '2013-08-15 17:18:59', 75),
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I have no\r\n            <lb /><del>dut</del> doubt that there is, as you suspect, some <condition n=\"65\">schirrosity in the <bodypart n=\"56\">neck\r\n            <lb />of the bladder</bodypart></condition> or neighburing parts and that is always a difficult\r\n            <lb />disease. However the patient must not be deserted and I think\r\n            <lb />it may be very allowable now to try an alterative <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurial\r\n            <lb />Curse</ingredient> but I cannot promise so much upon it as to allow me to\r\n            <lb />advise its being pushed very far, and in that respect I shall --\r\n            <lb />think it <add place=\"above\">in</add> very good hands. If after a few weeks trial you shall\r\n            <lb />despair of its Success I would next advise a trial of the Hotwell\r\n            <lb />at Bristol which may be of Service and cannot possibly do harm\r\n            <lb />I must think that much uneasiness arise to Miss Peareth from\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">her costive habit</symptom> &amp; the only medicine for mending that which I can\r\n    \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />advise is the <ingredient n=\"28\">Oleum ricini</ingredient> which I dare say you have tried but\r\n            <lb />I will venture still to propose your trying it in small quantities\r\n            <lb />as that of three <add place=\"above\">or</add> four tea spoonfulls given three or four times in\r\n            <lb />one day, and if you try it in this way let me also propose your\r\n            <lb />always mixing with it one fourth part of the <ingredient n=\"78\">Tinct. Senn. comp.</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />of our last Dispensatory. You must always put up four ounces\r\n            <lb />of the Mixture at once that it may be always well shaken in the\r\n            <lb />vial before pouring.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I formerly advised some <ingredient n=\"364\">Balsamum Copaiba</ingredient> for Miss M.\r\n            <lb />Peareth and to the quantity of fifthy or sixty drops I have frequently\r\n            <lb />found it keep the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular and if Miss Peareth remembers its\r\n            <lb />having that effect with her it may be tried again for that purpose\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />It is possible that you may have been or may be obbliged to\r\n            <lb />employ an <ingredient n=\"14\">opiate</ingredient> &amp; in that case instead of <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> I would recomÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mend the <ingredient n=\"365\">Extract. Hyosoyami</ingredient> because it has commonly a <action n=\"21\">laxative</action>\r\n            <lb />effect and by its use I have kept a <condition n=\"65\">Schirrouss <bodypart n=\"56\">neck of the bladder</bodypart></condition> for\r\n            <lb />a long time very easy. This medicine may be used even during\r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial course</ingredient> but more certainly during the use of\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"10\">Bristol Water</ingredient>, I dare Say the diet of Milk and farinacea I\r\n           \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />formerly recommended was very properly tried but I do not\r\n            <lb />remember to have any particular report of it in your or M<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb />Inghams letters. I would not now insist on any strict course\r\n            <lb />of that kind but must Still think that any degree of full diet\r\n            <lb />must be very improper.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Please make my compliments to M<sup>r</sup> Ingham and tell\r\n            <lb />him that I am much oblidged to him for his account of\r\n            <lb />Miss Clutterbuck, but I have not time now to say\r\n            <lb />any thing upon the subject but that with her\r\n            <lb />low diet I hope her health shall continue. - \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I am with very great regard\r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />your most obedient Servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen - \r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 12<sup>th</sup> April\r\n                <lb /><u>1781</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 120, 2, '2013-06-14 15:45:06', 45),
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Milk in every shape very proper for him -\r\n        </p>   \r\n        <p>   \r\n            <lb />Nothing better than fresh air &amp; gentle exercise frequently\r\n            <lb />riding on <choice><abbr>h.</abbr><expan>horse</expan></choice>back the best kind of exercise.\r\n        </p>  \r\n        <p>    \r\n            <lb />Carefully gaurd against cold - <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> -\r\n        </p>   \r\n        <p>   \r\n            <lb />With these precautions it is hoped M<sup>r</sup> Corbet may be kept\r\n            <lb />free of <subst><del>pains</del><add>much pain</add></subst> but when the pains of his <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />do come on he may take 60 of the <action n=\"60\">Stomachic</action> Drops\r\n            <lb />ordered below and if that does not relieve him, he may\r\n            <lb />in an hour after take 30 more. Only to be taken when\r\n            <lb />the pains are urgent. -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> to be guarded against &amp; removed immediately\r\n            <lb />by <treatment n=\"6\">Glyster</treatment> or <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor Oil</ingredient> ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"28\" t=\"1\">Tinct. castor. comp<sup>t</sup></ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"123\">Spir<sup>t</sup> lavend. comp.<sup>t.</sup></ingredient> @ Ê’i\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"58\" t=\"1\">Tinct. thebaic</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb />S. <action n=\"60\">Stomachic</action> Drops 60 for a dose on a bit of <ingredient n=\"50\">sugar</ingredient> <del><illegible l=\"2\" /></del> in\r\n                    <lb />a little Water\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take one drachm each of <ingredient n=\"28\" t=\"1\">Tincture of castor compound</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"123\">Spirit of lavendar compound</ingredient>,\r\n                    two drachms of <ingredient n=\"58\" t=\"1\">Thebiac Tincture</ingredient>. 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It was <symptom n=\"125\">indurated</symptom> &amp; 	<symptom n=\"164\">thickÂ¬\r\n       <lb />ened from <bodypart n=\"116\">the Pylorus</bodypart> along <bodypart n=\"58\">towards the\r\n        <lb />left Hypochondrium</bodypart></symptom> for a span, or 8 Inches.\r\n        <lb />The remainder was of a natural appearance\r\n        <lb />&amp; consistence â€“ but formed a very large pouch\r\n        <lb />containing a great quantity of <symptom n=\"3\">such black\r\n        <lb />stuff as He had vomited</symptom>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">The stomach</bodypart> being slit lengthways,\r\n        <lb />at <bodypart n=\"116\">the Pylorus</bodypart> it was 	<symptom n=\"164\">more than two Inches\r\n        <lb />thick</symptom>; it became gradually thinner\r\n       <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />towards the sound part; but even near to that,\r\n        <lb />it was one Inch in thickness all round.\r\n       <lb />The finger with difficulty passed <bodypart n=\"116\">the Pylorus</bodypart>,\r\n       <lb />&amp; found <bodypart n=\"113\">the Duodenum</bodypart> sound.</p>\r\n    <p><lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">The Stomach</bodypart> when viewed on the inside\r\n        <lb />had an ugly <condition n=\"65\">Schirrous</condition> or even <condition n=\"69\">CarcinomaÂ¬\r\n      <lb />tous appearance</condition> â€“ <bodypart n=\"57\">the Vessels</bodypart> that were cut\r\n        <lb />thro\', shed <bodypart n=\"48\">a blackish blood</bodypart> â€“ even on the inÂ¬\r\n        <lb />nermost coat we thought we observed\r\n        <lb />pores that furnished <symptom n=\"46\">the black colluvies</symptom>.\r\n        <lb />This served to give the whole of the affecÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ted part <condition n=\"49\">the appearance of an incipient\r\n        <lb />mortification</condition></p>\r\n <p><lb />From such Appearances it is amazing \r\n        <lb />how the functions went on so long &amp; that He\r\n        <lb />died with so little pain.</p>\r\n     <p><lb />2. Was this Disease begun at the time you\r\n        <lb />attended him, 15 years ago?</p>\r\n  <p><lb />Pray communicate this to D<sup>r</sup> Black with\r\n      <lb />my <choice><abbr>Comp<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice> â€“ I am &amp;c</p>\r\n    <closer><salute><choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> most <choice><abbr>humb. Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>humble Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n        <signed>A. Stevenson</signed></closer></div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p><lb />D<sup>r</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Professor of Physic\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh</p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot><lb />M<sup>r</sup> Glassfords\r\n            <lb />Dissection\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Aug.</abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 1783</annot>\r\n    </div></body>', 2309, 2, '2013-09-02 11:38:14', 136);
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The\r\n            <lb />first part of this proposition may perhaps be\r\n            <lb />disputed but we maintain that it is strictly\r\n            <lb />true with regard to every part of Europe to\r\n            <lb />the North of Latitude     For from the\r\n            <lb />history of plagues which have happened in\r\n            <lb />Europe for more than two hundred years past\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />we know that it has never appeared in any\r\n            <lb />one part of Europe but when it was known\r\n            <lb />to be prevailing in some other Country with\r\n            <lb />which the part last infected had a communiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cation and for the most part the progress of\r\n            <lb />the infection could be traced from the one\r\n            <lb />Country to the other. Upon thus is founded the\r\n            <lb />policy of the several states of Europe for preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />venting the communication of infection\r\n            <lb />and the immunity they have in conseÂ¬\r\n            <lb />quence enjoyed is a proof of the truth of\r\n            <lb />our Doctrine. We have said that the effluvia\r\n            <lb />exhaled from <del>the</del> infected bodies or goods may\r\n            <lb />be communicated to the atmosphere and\r\n            <lb />it has been commonly believed that it may\r\n            <lb />be thus communicated to a considerable extent\r\n            <lb />so as to contaminate the whole air of a City\r\n            <lb />and even to kill the birds flying over it but\r\n            <lb />it is of the utmost consequence to the tranÂ¬\r\n            <lb />quility of persons in <del>infected</del> Cities in which\r\n            <lb />the infection has appeared to know that\r\n            <lb />the last mentioned opinion is without founÂ¬\r\n            <lb />dation and on the contrary to know that it is\r\n            <lb />pretty certain that this contagion is commonly\r\n            <lb />diffused but a very little way into the atmosphere\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />and that it will not pass from one house to\r\n            <lb />another <del>even</del> across even a very narrow lane\r\n            <lb />see how D<sup>r.</sup> Mackenzie speaks of it in Turky\r\n            <lb />Phil Trans. vol. 47. art. 63. where he says\r\n            <lb />\"It spreads by contact only, without communicating\r\n            <lb />\"any malignancy to the ambient air. Otherwise\r\n            <lb />\"very few could escape; whereas we found this\r\n            <lb />\"last time and upon all such occasions that\r\n            <lb />\"whoever kept their doors shut, run no risque\r\n            <lb />\"even if the plague were in the next house;\r\n            <lb />\"and the contact was easily traced in all the\r\n            <lb />\"accidents which happened among the ffranks.\"\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Dawes Chaplain to the Factory at Aleppo\r\n            <lb />tells us that the house of the English Consul\r\n            <lb />in which he lived during two years of the\r\n            <lb />plague entirely escaped the infection though\r\n            <lb />the plague raged in the City and broke out\r\n            <lb />in two houses which immediately joined\r\n            <lb />the Consuls and he tells us of <del>a</del> <add place=\"above\">the</add> particular\r\n            <lb />Situation in which he himself was he slept\r\n            <lb />upon the Terrace which was only seperated\r\n            <lb />from that of the adjoining house in which\r\n            <lb />the plague was by a wall of nine or ten feet\r\n            <lb />high and a franciscan Priest died in a bed\r\n            <lb />that was only about six yards distant from\r\n            <lb />that of M<sup>r.</sup> Dawes see afterwards what the\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />said D<sup>r.</sup> Mackenzie says Phil. Trans. Vol. 5.\r\n            <lb />Art: 11: I take the plague to be an infection\r\n            <lb />communicated by contact from one body to\r\n            <lb />another. \"So that the nearer and the more freque<illegible l=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />\"the Contact is, the greater is the danger as th<illegible l=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />\"noxious particles exhaling from the infected\r\n            <lb />\"person must be more numerous and conseÂ¬\r\n            <lb />\"quently have greater force and activity in proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />\"portion to their distance-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />\"Some persons are of opinion that the air\r\n            <lb />\"must be infected and that it is the principa<illegible l=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />\"Cause of these plagues; Whereas I presume\r\n            <lb />\"that the ambient air is not otherwise conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />\"cerned than as the vehicle which conveys\r\n            <lb />\"the venemous particles from one body into\r\n            <lb />\"another at least in such plagues as I have\r\n            <lb />\"seen hitherto at Smyrna and Constantinople\r\n            <lb />\"allowing always that the different ConstituÂ¬\r\n            <lb />\"tion of the air contributes very much to proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />\"pagate the plague: for the hot air dilates &amp;\r\n            <lb />\"renders more volatile and active the venemous\r\n            <lb />\"steams whereas cold air contracts &amp; mortifies\r\n            <lb />\"them. The person having the plague may be\r\n            <lb />\"said to have a contagious and poisonous air\r\n            <lb />\"in his room and about him while at the\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />\"same time the open air is free from any\r\n            <lb />\"dangerous exhalations: So that I never was\r\n            <lb />\"afraid to go into any large house wherein a\r\n            <lb />\"plaguy person lived provided that he was conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />\"fined to one room.\"-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I thought it proper to produce these opinions\r\n            <lb />but the doctrine I would maintain is best supÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ported by facts which shew that all over the\r\n            <lb />Levant the Franks entirely escape the infection\r\n            <lb />by shutting themselves up in their houses and\r\n            <lb />avoiding all <add place=\"above\">near</add> communication though they are\r\n            <lb />situated in the midst of houses in which the\r\n            <lb />infection prevails. In the Traite de la Peste-\r\n            <lb />Page 150 There are several Certificates which shew\r\n            <lb />that the several religious houses of marseiles\r\n            <lb />during the plague of 1720 though in the midst\r\n            <lb />of the City escaped all infection by shutting themÂ¬\r\n            <lb />selves up and avoiding all communication\r\n            <lb />with the persons without -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />We suppose it then fully proved that the\r\n            <lb />plague is not diffused to any distance in the air\r\n            <lb />from infected persons and goods and that\r\n            <lb />therefore Persons may be <add place=\"above\">in</add> absolute security\r\n            <lb />if they can avoid any contact or near approach\r\n            <lb />to persons and goods already infected and\r\n            <lb />therefore it is the first rule for the Conduct of\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />private persons that as soon as an infection\r\n            <lb />appears in any City that all persons whose\r\n            <lb />Duty or Circumstamces do not confine them\r\n            <lb />to such City should immediately leave it with\r\n            <lb />such Conditions as the magistrates or others\r\n            <lb />having the Charge shall think proper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In the next place all Inhabitants of an\r\n            <lb />infected City <del>whose</del> <add place=\"above\">either when their</add> Circumstances or the publick\r\n            <lb />policy does not allow them to leave the City\r\n            <lb />nor their duty to the publick obliges them to\r\n            <lb />have a communication with others all such\r\n            <lb />should immediately betake themselves to\r\n            <lb />their own houses and shut themselves up\r\n            <lb />there so that no persons whatever except\r\n            <lb />upon occasions of absolute necessity shall\r\n            <lb />either come into them or go out from them.\r\n            <lb />For executing this properly it is necessary that\r\n            <lb />they should consider of every thing that may\r\n            <lb />be necessary to their families during their\r\n            <lb />confinement and accordingly to lay in a stock\r\n            <lb />of every thing that can be preserved for the\r\n            <lb />necessary time. This time may be longer or\r\n            <lb />shorter according to the Season at which the\r\n            <lb />infection prevails but in this Climate it can\r\n            <lb />hardly be supposed that the confinement need be\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />be longer than three months. For such a\r\n            <lb />time it will be easy to lay up a stock of many\r\n            <lb />kinds of provision and other necessaries.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />But with the utmost care in this reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />spect it will be necessary to have a daily supÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ply of many different articles and care must\r\n            <lb />be taken that this supply may be had without\r\n            <lb />any Communication with persons and that\r\n            <lb />the several matters introduced may not bring\r\n            <lb />any infections along with them. The matters\r\n            <lb />chiefly to be supplied are water, milk, feuel,\r\n            <lb />meat and bread. For conveying these, provedetors\r\n            <lb />must be engaged and assigned to each house\r\n            <lb />with this attention that these are constantly\r\n            <lb />under the Eye of the magistrates so that when\r\n            <lb />any of them fall sick or are otherways disabled\r\n            <lb />that others may be immediately appointed in\r\n            <lb />their place and that all of them employed may\r\n            <lb />be kept from communication as possible. By means\r\n            <lb />of these persons the shut up houses may be\r\n            <lb />supplied with very great safety. The articles\r\n            <lb />of water and milk are hardly to be suspected\r\n            <lb />especially the first to carry infection and they\r\n            <lb />may be conveyed into houses without any\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"8\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />communication of persons. If those who carry\r\n            <lb />those Articles carry always along with the<illegible l=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />a crooked funnel which by a hole in the door\r\n            <lb />may convey the liquor to a vessel within\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />With respect to feuel which must be freÂ¬\r\n            <lb />quently supplied to most houses of this City\r\n            <lb />it may be likewise done without a commuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nication of persons if the basket which carrie<illegible l=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />it is set down at the door and the person\r\n            <lb />himself retires till the people of the house\r\n            <lb />shall take it in for if the basket and feuel\r\n            <lb />are both wet with water it is not to be susÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pected that any infection can be got from\r\n            <lb />either of them.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The same measure nearly is to be taken with\r\n            <lb />regard to meat the matters are to be brought in a\r\n            <lb />vessel either of metal or in a basket lined with tin\r\n            <lb />plate and from this set down at the door while\r\n            <lb />the person who brought it retires the people from\r\n            <lb />within may take it with a hook putting it imÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mediately into salt and water in which after\r\n            <lb />lying some little time it may be washed and afterÂ¬\r\n            <lb />wards with pure water. This will render\r\n            <lb />butcher meat fish garden things and foul suffiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ciently safe only with respect to the last it is to\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"9\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />be observed that they must be before they are thus\r\n            <lb />sent into any house most carefully stripped of\r\n            <lb />their f<add place=\"above\">e</add>athers and even singed in the manner\r\n            <lb />they commonly are before roasting.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The only available remaining to be spoken of\r\n            <lb />is bread which cannot be subjected to the washing\r\n            <lb />we have just now mentioned but care must\r\n            <lb />be taken that the Bakers employed shall be\r\n            <lb />such as are in good health that the bread\r\n            <lb />shall always be delivered by them into a\r\n            <lb />Basket and shall not be handled more till\r\n            <lb />it is taken into the house for which it is\r\n            <lb />designed and there it may be exposed to some\r\n            <lb />ventilation before it is further handled or used.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />These are <del>the</del><add place=\"above\">almost the only</add>communications necessary to\r\n            <lb />be continued between persons shut up and those\r\n            <lb />without and in the manner proposed they\r\n            <lb />may be carried on with great safety and\r\n            <lb />render the confinement proposed very tolerable\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"margin\">Correspondence</add>\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"margin\">with the magisÂ¬</add>\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"margin\">trates may be</add>\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"margin\">necessary</add> \r\n            <lb />To render it still more so a Correspondence by\r\n            <lb />Letter may be kept up the letters may be given\r\n            <lb />out or taken in by a slit in the door and all\r\n            <lb />those taken into any house may be received\r\n            <lb />by a pair of pincers and subjected to a fumigaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion before they are further handled.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"10\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />There is but one case in which families\r\n            <lb />shut up may be under some temptation of adÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mitting other persons into their house and\r\n            <lb />that is in the case of sickness to admit PhyÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sicians Surgeons or Nurses. With respect to\r\n            <lb />the two first it is to be supposed that the\r\n            <lb />Magistrates reserve a certain number for\r\n            <lb />occasions of this kind and take care that they\r\n            <lb />are not at any time employed in visiting\r\n            <lb />or attending those affected with the plague\r\n            <lb />and that besides they are always cloathed\r\n            <lb />in such a manner as renders them the\r\n            <lb />least liable to receive or carry infection and\r\n            <lb />with these precautions it is supposed that they\r\n            <lb />may be received into houses without danger.\r\n            <lb />The case of nurses is more difficult but the\r\n            <lb />employment of them will be commonly\r\n            <lb />avoided as long as possible and when they\r\n            <lb />are absolutely necessary they may be rendered\r\n            <lb />tolerably safe by taking such persons only\r\n            <lb />as have not been employed about those inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fected with the plague. With respect to houses\r\n            <lb />shut up we have only to add that for preserving\r\n            <lb />their health it will be proper for them to study\r\n            <lb />every means of keeping their persons and\r\n            <lb />houses sufficiently clean and the last duely\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"11\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />vent<del>u</del>ilated It will be readily understood that\r\n            <lb />all filth and nastiness may be conveyed away\r\n            <lb />in the same manner as provisions are\r\n            <lb />brought in without any communication of\r\n            <lb />persons. The ventilation of houses may be obÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tained by opening the <del>doors</del> Windows which\r\n            <lb />upon the principles we have laid down\r\n            <lb />before may be generally practised with safety\r\n            <lb />At least only one precaution seems necessary\r\n            <lb />and this is where different families occupy\r\n            <lb />different floors of the same house that the\r\n            <lb />Windows of the floor below should not be\r\n            <lb />opened without giving notice to those above\r\n            <lb />to shut theirs.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />By the Practices proposed a great number\r\n            <lb />of the Inhabitants of any City may be preserved\r\n            <lb />from the danger of the plague but it will\r\n            <lb />not be possible to render the practice very\r\n            <lb />general or to render it compleat with respect\r\n            <lb />to a number of principal Inhabitants who\r\n            <lb />must be employed in the administration\r\n            <lb />of the publick affairs And it will still be quite\r\n            <lb />impracticable with regard to most of the lower\r\n            <lb />class of people who are either necessary to the\r\n            <lb />service of others or who from their Circumstances\r\n            <lb />are incapable of providing for any durable\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"12\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Confinement. For all such our Second head is\r\n            <lb />necessary which is to instruct persons who are\r\n            <lb />necessarily exposed to a communication with\r\n            <lb />others how they may best guard against the\r\n            <lb />attacks of infection.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The first rule is to avoid as much as possible\r\n            <lb />all contact or near approach of other persons\r\n            <lb />and this with a little attention may be commonÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly practised. Every Concourse of people may for\r\n            <lb />the most part be avoided and the Streets of\r\n            <lb />Cities infected with the plague are commonly\r\n            <lb />sufficiently free from all crowd or throng.\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"margin\">X The CloathÂ¬</add>\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"margin\">ing proper in</add>\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"margin\">going abroad</add>\r\n            <lb />Magistrates and others who must necessarily\r\n            <lb />assemble together may do so in spacious\r\n            <lb />buildings and both may avoid being near to\r\n            <lb />one another or to the persons <del>from</del> with whom\r\n            <lb />they have business X and further taking\r\n            <lb />care that no stream of air blows upon them\r\n            <lb />from doubtfull persons and if at the same\r\n            <lb />time they avoid all paying or receiving of visit<illegible l=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />I think it is certain that a great number\r\n            <lb />or persons may be employed in the admiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nistration of publick affairs without any\r\n            <lb />hazard to themselves.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Tho\' this avoiding of Contact may go a great\r\n            <lb />length in preserving some of the most useful lives\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"13\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />it may however be difficult to execute it exactly\r\n            <lb />and in a great many cases <del>and</del> very near comÂ¬\r\n            <lb />munication with infected persons will be unaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />voidable and for such and all others <del>that</del> <add place=\"above\">who</add> may\r\n            <lb />be in any degree of hazard it is necessary to\r\n            <lb />say how they may be rendered less liable to\r\n            <lb />be affected by the contagion applied to them.\r\n            <lb />Certain it is that one person is less liable than\r\n            <lb />another to be thus affected but in most cases it\r\n            <lb />is very uncertain what condition of the body\r\n            <lb />this depends upon and it may be often upon a\r\n            <lb />certain condition in the whole of their tempeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rament derived from nature and which we canÂ¬\r\n            <lb />not by art communicate to others. But upon\r\n            <lb />many occasions we can observe certain\r\n            <lb />Circumstances which as they commonly conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />curr with we may suppose them to favour\r\n            <lb />the attack of infection and it may be usefull\r\n            <lb />to point out these as in so far as they can\r\n            <lb />be avoided men have a better chance in\r\n            <lb /><del>av</del> resisting the power of contagion.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The first of these and seemingly the\r\n            <lb />most powerfull is the fear and dread of the\r\n            <lb />Disease. It is difficult for men to resist this\r\n            <lb />but every means should be employed to remove\r\n            <lb />the Opinions which increase it and avoid\r\n            <lb />the occasions of exciting it. It is necessary to\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"14\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />inculcate the doctrine before delivered that\r\n            <lb />the whole of the Atmosphere is not fraught\r\n            <lb />with contagion and that due attention in\r\n            <lb />avoiding near contact will secure every\r\n            <lb />person. Secondly that the necessaries of life\r\n            <lb />do not readily contract and convey infection\r\n            <lb />or that a little precaution will secure them\r\n            <lb />against it. 3<sup>dly.</sup> That a good policy will certainÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly prevent the contagion from being geneÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ral or being very powerfull. 4<sup>thly.</sup> That the\r\n            <lb />disease especially in Northern Climates and\r\n            <lb />under the management we are now better\r\n            <lb />instructed in is far from being so dangerous\r\n            <lb />as has been thought or indeed as it has been\r\n            <lb />formerly which was manifestly owing more\r\n            <lb />to the disorders <add place=\"above\">&amp; neglect</add> of publick policy than to\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"margin\">^That the efÂ¬</add>\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"margin\">fluvia immediately</add>\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"margin\">arising from a</add>\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"margin\">sick person is not</add>\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"margin\">so dangerous</add>\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"margin\">as that which hath</add>\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"margin\">been for some</add>\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"margin\">time retained in</add>\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"margin\">their Cloaths &amp;</add> \r\n            <lb />the nature of the disease. ^ It is to be hoped\r\n            <lb />that these Considerations with the precautions\r\n            <lb />above directed will give a great deal of\r\n            <lb />tranquillity to the minds of men But at\r\n            <lb />the same time all particular occasions of\r\n            <lb />exciting fear are to be avoided Persons are\r\n            <lb />to be carried to the Hospitals as privately\r\n            <lb />as possible all, Burials should if possible be\r\n            <lb />made in the night time and the corps\r\n            <lb />should be transported on carriages with\r\n            <lb />wooden wheels or otherways framed to make\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"15\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />noise. Soldiers and other persons employed\r\n            <lb />in publick services should be charged to\r\n            <lb />avoid as much as possible making any\r\n            <lb />noise on the Streets at the same time all\r\n            <lb />those periodical and usual noises of the\r\n            <lb />Stricking of clocks ringing or Bells and <choice><abbr>beat<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>beating</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />of drums should be continued as <del>usual</del> <add place=\"above\">before</add>.\r\n            <lb />It would be proper to continue the publishing\r\n            <lb />and circulating a newspaper but under the\r\n            <lb />Direction of the magistrate who may furnish\r\n            <lb />every thing that may amuse and support\r\n            <lb />the Spirits but hide to a certain degree\r\n            <lb />what may have a Contrary effect.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Besides fear violent passions and emotions\r\n            <lb />of mind render men more susceptible of infection\r\n            <lb />and therefore the occasions of such are to be\r\n            <lb />avoided as much as possible.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It has been especially observed that whatÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ever weakness the body beyond a certain\r\n            <lb />degree renders it more liable to infection. It is\r\n            <lb />proper therefore that persons avoid all unÂ¬\r\n            <lb />necessary evacuations by <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment>, <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment>\r\n            <lb />or <treatment n=\"25\">sweating</treatment>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"16\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />are in danger of doing harm-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Another means of weakening the body is\r\n            <lb />by two low a diet. It is at the same time true\r\n            <lb />that a very full diet of animal food is very\r\n            <lb />liable to make persons more severely affected\r\n            <lb />by the plague when they are attacked by <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />and it is not only proper to avoid this but\r\n            <lb />also for most persons to diminish in some\r\n            <lb />measure the quaintity of their animal\r\n            <lb />food but it will seldom be safe for persons\r\n            <lb />accustomed to animal food to lay it aside\r\n            <lb />altogether. The same is to be the rule with\r\n            <lb />regard to strong drink. Intoxication in any\r\n            <lb />degree is extremely dangerous but on the other\r\n            <lb />hand for persons accustomed to take daily\r\n            <lb />a <add place=\"above\">certain</add> quantity of wine or strong drink to lay\r\n            <lb />aside the same altogether may be of very\r\n            <lb />bad consequence. If the usual quaintity has\r\n            <lb />been quite within the bounds of intoxication\r\n            <lb />it may be properly continued and it has\r\n            <lb />been universaly observed that persons in\r\n            <lb />the use of taking a moderate quaintity\r\n            <lb />of wine daily have resisted infection better\r\n            <lb />than those who took none at all. ProÂ¬\r\n            <lb />bably the moderate use of wine if joined\r\n            <lb />with some conversation is the best means\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"17\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />of avoiding those fears which Men are\r\n            <lb />otherwise liable to.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Among the causes inducing a debiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lity liable to infection there is none more\r\n            <lb />powerfull than excess of venery and a\r\n            <lb />great deal of temperance in this respect\r\n            <lb />is one of the most usefull means of supÂ¬\r\n            <lb />porting the vigor both of body and mind.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />An attention the most necessary in preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />venting the attacks of contagion is to avoid\r\n            <lb />the effects of cold to avoid these it is especially\r\n            <lb />necessary to avoid the causes of debility just\r\n            <lb />mentioned for our bodies unless some how\r\n            <lb />weakened are capable of resisting <add place=\"above\">the power of</add> considerable\r\n            <lb />degrees of cold applied to them. However as\r\n            <lb />many occasions of debility occur of which\r\n            <lb />we are not aware so it is necessary that\r\n            <lb />we should be constantly on our guard-\r\n            <lb />Against those Circumstances in which cold\r\n            <lb />generally acts upon us. These are first the\r\n            <lb />body\'s being exposed to a constant stream\r\n            <lb />of cold air when the body is entirely at\r\n            <lb />rest. Secondly one part of the body being exÂ¬\r\n            <lb />posed to any stream of cold air while the\r\n            <lb />rest of the body is kept in its ordinary warmth\r\n            <lb />Thirdly the body\'s being exposed to cold air when\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"18\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />it has been otherways <del>been</del> unusually warm\r\n            <lb />Fourthly The last case takes place when\r\n            <lb />the body at rest and especialy in sleep is\r\n            <lb />deprived of its usual cloathing or coverings\r\n            <lb />Lastly the body is liable to be affected with\r\n            <lb />cold when it is exposed to exhaling moisture\r\n            <lb />and especialy if that is from any <choice><abbr>cloath<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>cloathing</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />or covering next or near to <bodypart n=\"49\">our skin</bodypart>.\r\n            \r\n        </p><p>\r\n            <lb />These now mentioned are the most certain\r\n            <lb />means of putting persons in the best condition\r\n            <lb />possible for resisting contagion but men have\r\n            <lb />seldom sufficiently attended to these and\r\n            <lb />have sought rather for means which required\r\n            <lb />less attention. In former ages men fancied and\r\n            <lb />may still fancy that antidotes may be found\r\n            <lb />against this poison. But it is enough to say that\r\n            <lb />Experience has given no support to this opinion\r\n            <lb />and the Physicians of the present age have very\r\n            <lb />entirely deserted it. However I would not take much\r\n            <lb />pains in combating <add place=\"above\">this or even charms</add> <del>it</del> if it should prevail with\r\n            <lb />certain persons for if the means employed are\r\n            <lb />sufficiently innocent with respect to the body they\r\n            <lb />may be usefull in giving some tranquillity &amp;\r\n            <lb />confidence to the mind. Though there are no PhyÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sicians at present who have any opinion of anteÂ¬\r\n            <lb />dotes there are some who think that by means\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"19\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />of medicine the Body may be rendered more fit\r\n            <lb />for resisting infection and particularly that the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian bark</ingredient> may be employed for this purÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pose with regard to this I should be unwilling\r\n            <lb />to oppose any pretensions of this kind but at\r\n            <lb />the same time do not find any good grounds\r\n            <lb />for supporting them.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Another means proposed for defending\r\n            <lb />men against Infection was by the use of perfumes\r\n            <lb />But they have hardly been employed upon any\r\n            <lb />scientific grounds. Their efficacy is not ascertained\r\n            <lb />by experience and the use of them as odourous\r\n            <lb />bodies only has been found to disorder the\r\n            <lb />health of many persons. <treatment n=\"42\">That fumigations</treatment> parÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ticularly of burning sulphre may be usefull\r\n            <lb />in destroying the infection adhering to Cloaths\r\n            <lb />furniture and houses We have no doubt but\r\n            <lb />that the application of it to these matters will\r\n            <lb />prevent their after receiving or retaining infecÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion and at the same time not render them\r\n            <lb />unfit for being about the bodies of men we\r\n            <lb />have not yet learned.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Among other means of guarding <choice><abbr>ag<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>against</expan></choice> inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fection the smoaking of <ingredient n=\"72\">Tobacco</ingredient> has been reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />commended and persons who have been acÂ¬\r\n            <lb />customed to this practice may properly conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tinue it in the times of infection but as the first\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"20\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />attempts to it produce a great deal of disorder\r\n            <lb />we would not advise any person to learn it\r\n            <lb />in the time of a plague. We do not think\r\n            <lb />there are any proofs of its efficacy <add place=\"above\">in resisting infection</add> to tempt\r\n            <lb />men to the practice of it and the practice of\r\n            <lb />it in infected places as being attended with a\r\n            <lb />Stronger inspiration of every thing in the\r\n            <lb />surrounding atmosphere may rather be\r\n            <lb />dangerous.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Upon the supposition that infection is\r\n            <lb />taken in by the mouth and particularly that\r\n            <lb />is swallowed down with the Salliva it ha<illegible l=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />been advised to avoid swallowing this and\r\n            <lb />rather constantly to spit it out while we\r\n            <lb />are near to infected persons <del>and</del> for this\r\n            <lb />purpose they have also advised the use of\r\n            <lb />certain masticatories which produce a great<illegible l=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />affluence of salliva to the mouth to be more\r\n            <lb />easily thrown out. There is however no\r\n            <lb />certainly that the infection enters with th<illegible l=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />Salliva only the avoiding of this therefore\r\n            <lb />can give no absolute security and the waste\r\n            <lb />of salliva that is made by constantly spittÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing it out may certainly be hurtfull to\r\n            <lb />many persons.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Another measure proposed is, <del>whether</del> where one\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"21\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />is near to infected persons that we endeavour to\r\n            <lb />correct the air entering <add place=\"above\">by</add> <bodypart n=\"2\">the mouth</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"5\">nose</bodypart> by\r\n            <lb />making it pass though some <action n=\"4\">antiseptic</action> subÂ¬\r\n            <lb />stances such as <ingredient n=\"318\">vinegar</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"362\">volatilalculi</ingredient> hungary water\r\n            <lb />or <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphire</ingredient>. How far these practices can be\r\n            <lb />rendered compleat and effectual we do not say\r\n            <lb />But it is of use to suppose it and there is\r\n            <lb />very often one great advantage in the use of\r\n            <lb />these strong odours which prevent us from\r\n            <lb />perceiving those arising from infected persons\r\n            <lb />which by producing aversion, nausea, &amp; horror\r\n            <lb />may be means of giving force to the infection\r\n            <lb />The plugging up <bodypart n=\"5\">the nostrils</bodypart> therefore or holdÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing a handkerchief before <bodypart n=\"2\">the mouth</bodypart> and\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"5\">nose</bodypart> dipt or imbued with some of the <action n=\"4\">antesepÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tics</action> above mentioned is certainly proper &amp;\r\n            <lb />allowable as far as the persons themselves\r\n            <lb />bear it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <head>Two articles omitted above.</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In the management of houses shut up In\r\n            <lb />a city there is nothing more difficult than\r\n            <lb />the management of their necessary washing\r\n            <lb />Every ffamily who can any ways afford it\r\n            <lb />should obviate the necessity of this as far as\r\n            <lb />the can by providing as much clean linnen\r\n            <lb />as may serve them during their confinement\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"22\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />most families will be able to do this with\r\n            <lb />regard to bed linnen many will be able to\r\n            <lb />do it with regard to table linnen and the\r\n            <lb />chief difficulty that can occur will be with\r\n            <lb />respect to body linnen whilst it is exÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tremely improper that these should be\r\n            <lb />used much longer than usual. With regard\r\n            <lb />to them it is to be wished that all families\r\n            <lb />that can anyways have the conveniency\r\n            <lb />for it should have them washed in their\r\n            <lb />own houses but if there is a necessity for\r\n            <lb />giving them out it will be proper for the\r\n            <lb />publick to take care that the washers employÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ed by private persons shall have no comÂ¬\r\n            <lb />munication with those who serve infected\r\n            <lb />persons of any kind and it must be also taken\r\n            <lb />care of that washer women are not allowed to\r\n            <lb />follow their Business in serving private families\r\n            <lb />while they are under the least Suspicion of\r\n            <lb />being affected with the plague. Under these\r\n            <lb />precautions they may be employed with tolerable\r\n            <lb />safety especially if they are only employed to\r\n            <lb />wash and that they deliver their linnen before\r\n            <lb />they are quite dry to be further dried and\r\n            <lb />smoothed in the family to which they belong\r\n            <lb />or if even this cannot be done but that washer <add place=\"below\">women</add>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"23\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />without must be employed both to wash\r\n            <lb />and dress they must then be injoyned always\r\n            <lb />after finishing the dressing to give them a\r\n            <lb />ventilation in some airy place for at least\r\n            <lb />24 hours and that they then lap them up\r\n            <lb />with as little handling as possible and such\r\n            <lb />linnens after being received should be opened\r\n            <lb />up and kept in a <add place=\"above\">well</add> ventilated place as long\r\n            <lb />as may be convenient. In houses where it may\r\n            <lb />be convenient this matter may be rendered still\r\n            <lb />more secure by subjecting all linnens coming\r\n            <lb />into the house to a <ingredient n=\"34\">fumigation with sulphre</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />before they are handled or wore by any person\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The other article omitted above relates to issues\r\n            <lb />which many have recommended as usefull in\r\n            <lb />guarding <choice><abbr>ag<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>against</expan></choice> the plague. It is clear that such\r\n            <lb />persons <del>will</del> who already have issues should\r\n            <lb />not let them dry up at such times and in\r\n            <lb />young full and vigorous habits they probably\r\n            <lb />may be put in with advantage But we canÂ¬\r\n            <lb />not advise them universaly and particularly\r\n            <lb />in spare and weakly persons to whom they\r\n            <lb />might be hurtfull and especially as they have\r\n            <lb />not been found to be an absolute Security <choice><abbr>ag<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>against</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />the Plague-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Another omission perhaps made above is that\r\n            <lb />of a direction commonly given <add place=\"above\">to Physicians</add> never to go out in\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"24\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />the morning to visit Patients without having\r\n            <lb />first taken Breakfast. The advice is certainly\r\n            <lb />safe and probably very proper. To Persons who\r\n            <lb />are at all in the habit of taking a glass of\r\n            <lb />wine or a Dram in the morning the habit in\r\n            <lb />time of infection is not to be omitted and if the\r\n            <lb />Dram is impregnated with <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> or any other\r\n            <lb />ingredient in which the person has confiden<illegible l=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />it will be the better and may be generally useful\r\n            <lb />as being less agreeable to the palate it will be\r\n            <lb />in less danger of introducing a bad habit\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Plague\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2259, 13, '2015-03-20 10:54:32', 336);
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he took some supper and\r\n            <lb />pass\'d a very good night, his <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart> is greatly better, the pain and\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> being almost entirely gone only a small degree of tension\r\n            <lb />about the <bodypart n=\"18\">ham</bodypart>, I have ordered the <treatment n=\"21\">fomentation</treatment> and <treatment n=\"39\">rubbing</treatment> to be conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tinued, he has had no occasion for any of his <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> these three days\r\n            <lb />past, and still perseveres in the use of his <ingredient n=\"5\">Feeti\'d</ingredient> Mixture, I am\r\n            <lb />glad I can aquaint you that I have gott him persuaded to wear a\r\n            <lb />flannel shirt and drawers, I hope it may in some degree prevent\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"above\">return of</add> those <symptom n=\"20\">Chill <symptom n=\"5\">fitts</symptom></symptom>, when he getts out of bed ---- With regard to\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Livingstone I had a Call from him About the end of last week\r\n            <lb />he was then complaining a little I heard nothing more of him till\r\n            <lb />his Father Call\'d yesterday with your letter I sent him the volatile\r\n            <lb />oil and a dose of <ingredient n=\"140\">Salts</ingredient>; I Call\'d there this forenoon, (he had used the bit\r\n            <lb />frequently, and taken his <ingredient n=\"140\">Salts</ingredient>, which had Operate moderately) -- \r\n            <lb />I\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I am exceedingly sorry to say <add place=\"above\">I found him</add> in what I apprehend a <unclear>sickish</unclear>\r\n            <lb />situation, the following is a short history of his Case since the last\r\n            <lb />attack, Upon friday last being at the hunting, and thinking himself\r\n            <lb />not very able to ride hard, he only walked about, by which he imÂ¬\r\n            <lb />agined he gott Cold, for in the Evening he was siez\'d with a <symptom n=\"20\">Chillness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and soon after with pains in his <bodypart n=\"73\">right side</bodypart> at first but on but now\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"40\">Amongst the Under ribs</bodypart>, <treatment n=\"14\">six Leeches were applied</treatment> <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> he thought\r\n            <lb />he had some relief nothing else was done till the application of the oil\r\n            <lb />except, great moderation which he can most punctually observe -- \r\n<lb />This day when I Calld his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse about 80 not full</symptom> butt from his\r\n            <lb />other symptoms I thought might spare a little <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>, I <treatment n=\"1\">tocke away\r\n            <lb />about 12 Ounces</treatment> exceedingly sizy very much Centracted on the\r\n            <lb />top and black and Grumous below I stayd for four hours butt he\r\n            <lb />did not find the pains in his <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> any ways relieved I also ordered\r\n            <lb />a <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> butt the father would not allow it to be applied till tomorrows\r\n            <lb />night, he Complains greatly of his <symptom n=\"12\">breathing</symptom> and after walking up\r\n            <lb />stairs (tho\' slowly) it is sometime before he can ricover himself, he\r\n            <lb />sleeps equally well on both sides butt thinks when first he lies <unclear>dorin</unclear>\r\n            <lb />on his <bodypart n=\"73\">right side</bodypart>, it occasions a short tickling <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> for a little\r\n            <lb />time, he <symptom n=\"26\">is a great dale thinner</symptom>, and <symptom n=\"91\">looks pale</symptom>, and fond of sitting\r\n            <lb />near the fire, he <symptom n=\"68\">has no thirst</symptom>, the above is nearly his present\r\n            <lb />situation <add place=\"above\">and</add> uncless he is considerably better the <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> will be applied to\r\n            <lb />morrow, and shall then wait for your further directions -- \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I ever remain\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t:</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t:</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />John Andrew\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n       \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen Physician\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> --- \r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n         <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Andrew\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> Shairp\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1781\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n</body>', 2086, 2, '2013-11-13 17:48:58', 60),
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He has\r\n            <lb />evidently got both <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> and <symptom n=\"32\">Gravel</symptom>: which are diseases\r\n            <lb />not to be entirely cured when they have got hold of the\r\n            <lb />constitution. I am <supplied>howe</supplied>ver certain that they can\r\n            <lb />be greatly relieved when we find patients sufficiently\r\n            <lb />pliable. In this case it appears that the present\r\n            <lb />bad state of the disease has been brought on by intemÂ¬\r\n            <lb />perance and I am afraid that habits of that kind still \r\n            <lb />continue. I must therefore lay it down as a fundaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mental point that unless these habits are changed\r\n            <lb />every other measure that can be proposed will be to\r\n            <lb />very little purpose. As to the manner of changing\r\n            <lb />these habits I must leave it to the gentlemen upon the\r\n            <lb />Spot who know the patients habits more exactly than\r\n            <lb />I do to direct his conduct in this respect and I have\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />only to say that he should be brought to a temperate use\r\n            <lb />of all strong drink very soon but not very abruptly\r\n            <lb />or suddenly nor perhaps entirely.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When this is done or going on the first remedy\r\n            <lb />I would propose is the use of <ingredient n=\"32\">lime water</ingredient> which he may\r\n            <lb />begin by degrees, but should come soon to take at least\r\n            <lb />a quart every day, or if he agrees with it very well, to\r\n            <lb />two quarts. His present <symptom n=\"31\">open belly</symptom> is not to be stopt,\r\n            <lb />and if the <ingredient n=\"32\">lime water</ingredient> should seem to do it, let him\r\n            <lb />be kept regular by the use of an <ingredient n=\"3\">aloetic</ingredient>, and if this\r\n            <lb />brings back the <symptom n=\"65\">bleeding of the <condition n=\"38\">piles</condition></symptom>, he may be much\r\n            <lb />the better for it, if moderate.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For the distressing <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> which he is liable to\r\n            <lb />let him take every day about half an hour before dinner\r\n            <lb />from ten to twenty grains of the <ingredient n=\"81\">powder of the Columbo\r\n            <lb />root</ingredient>. The only other <action n=\"29\">tonic remedy</action> I can recommend\r\n            <lb />is the <ingredient n=\"35\">rust of steel</ingredient> with a little <ingredient n=\"65\">powdered cinnamon</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />He may begin with five grains of the <ingredient n=\"35\">rubigo</ingredient> twice a day\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />but should by degrees increase the dose to twenty grains twice\r\n            <lb />a day. The <action n=\"29\">tonic remedy</action> which above all others would\r\n            <lb />be the most serviceable and without which he cannot recover\r\n            <lb />is Exercise and fresh Air. Walking and riding however\r\n            <lb />is what he will not be able for nor will easily bear and\r\n            <lb />the only exercise he will bear is going in a carriage. Even\r\n            <lb />this may increase his <symptom n=\"89\">bloody urine</symptom> unless <add place=\"above\">it</add> is taken in\r\n            <lb />an easy carriage and on very smooth road but fresh\r\n            <lb />air &amp; gentle motions is so absolutely necessary to him that\r\n            <lb />the greatest pains should be taken to procure it in\r\n            <lb />the manner he can bear it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The management of his diet is to be studied but\r\n            <lb />I offer no particular directions both because the present\r\n            <lb />state of his appetite and digestion may not admit of <unclear>any</unclear>\r\n            <lb />nice limitations and what may be admitted can only\r\n            <lb />be judged of by proper trials. Some animal food is neÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cessary and much acescent vegetables from the garden\r\n            <lb />might be very hurtfull\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>Wiliam Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 26<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1782. ----</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 259, 2, '2013-11-19 13:57:06', 58),
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I have thus long declined writing\r\n            <lb />You, on Order that I might have had full experience of the\r\n            <lb />Effects of Your Medecine. Which has certainly been of very\r\n            <lb />great Service to me, and from which I have the greatest\r\n            <lb />Hopes. An Inability however to comply punctually with\r\n            <lb />Your Directions is the principal Cause of my writing You\r\n            <lb />at present --- When a <symptom n=\"32\">Stricture</symptom> or an Appearance \r\n            <lb />of One, arises, Your Medicine and, Your Medicine <u>alone</u>\r\n            <lb />invariably relieves me. At the same time it seems to me\r\n            <lb />that after taking it for five, Six, or, Seven Days, it\r\n            <lb />brings on a <symptom n=\"32\">Stricture</symptom> of itself. At least by leaving it off\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I have felt myself easier. It seems too, that after taking it\r\n            <lb />so long it <symptom n=\"21\">heat<subst><del>ed</del><add place=\"above\">s</add></subst></symptom> me. As one feels after drinking much \r\n            <lb />these are my present feelings and it is about eight Days\r\n            <lb />since I commenced to take it last and I had then only\r\n            <lb />omitted it for three days, owing to the following CircumÂ¬\r\n            <lb />stance. The second night after I left it off I had an\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"145\">Emission</symptom>, the Almost never failing Cause of a return \r\n            <lb />of the <symptom n=\"32\">Stricture</symptom> next day -- a repetition of the same\r\n            <lb />the Night ensuing occasioned next day the most severe\r\n            <lb />Attack, I have had since last Winter, and was obliged\r\n            <lb />to use a <treatment n=\"7\">Bougie</treatment>. The third night I took the <ingredient n=\"4\">Balsamick\r\n            <lb />mixture</ingredient> and notwithstanding a repetition of\r\n            <lb />my <symptom n=\"17\">dreams</symptom> I had no return of the <symptom n=\"32\">Stricture</symptom>. The \r\n            <lb />ensuing Evening took the solution and continued it till\r\n            <lb />this Day, that is for eight days, and have continued \r\n            <lb />remarkably\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />well. The solution appears to have the effect of\r\n            <lb /><u>lessening</u> the <symptom n=\"63\">discharge</symptom> as well as removing the \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"32\">Stricture</symptom>; exactly the effect the <treatment n=\"7\">Bougies</treatment> used to have\r\n            <lb />and the same consequences seems to attend the SuddenÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly leaving off; of - Both -\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <opener>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 13<sup>th.</sup></dateline>\r\n        </opener>\r\n            <p>\r\n            <lb />Having put off sending the Above from Day to Day\r\n            <lb />I will now just Observe, that I have taken the Solution\r\n            <lb />but once (and then it had the effect of stopping a \r\n            <lb />Discharge of thick Yellow Matter or rather co<add place=\"above\">n</add>verÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ting it into a thin White Discharge/since the 4<sup>th.</sup> In\r\n            <lb />having taken in <illegible w=\"1\" /> of it half a Spoonfull of\r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"4\">Balsamick Mixture</ingredient> almost every Night\r\n            <lb />nor have I had any return of the One Complaint\r\n            <lb />or the Other, that is to say I have no positive\r\n                \r\n                <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n                \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"32\">Stricture</symptom>. <symptom n=\"27\">I dont make Water with that freedom\r\n            <lb />I could wish</symptom> nor do I think I am so well in that\r\n            <lb />respect as when I took the Solution, and\r\n            <lb />when I am in the Habit of taking it there is nothing\r\n            <lb />I eat or drink / I have not ventured upon Red Wine\r\n            <lb />which by the bye I wish much to do / Fish excepted\r\n            <lb />that seems to Hurt me, and it is fortunate for me\r\n            <lb />that that is the Case, for I am not equal to the Task\r\n            <lb />of living <u>alone</u> in this gay metropolis. I have\r\n            <lb />to beg you a great many Pardons for troubling You\r\n            <lb />with so long a Letter and at the same time to beg\r\n            <lb />when Your time will permit to be indulgent with\r\n            <lb />a very short One in return\r\n            </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am\r\n                <lb />with the greatest respect\r\n                <lb />D<sup>r </sup> Cullen your most <choice><abbr>Obed Serv</abbr><expan>Obedient Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>J. S.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        </div>\r\n<div>\r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />PS. since writing the <illegible w=\"1\" /> in the morning I have\r\n            <lb />had a slight return of the <symptom n=\"32\">Stricture</symptom>. in consequence I shall\r\n            <lb />try the emulsion to night, and revert again to the\r\n            <lb />Solution. But as I am certainly an improper Person\r\n            <lb />to judge for myself would it not be better for me\r\n            <lb />occasionally to advise with a Surgeon here? as\r\n            <lb /><supplied>you</supplied> are at so great a distance from me --\r\n        </postscript>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>obe. Ss</abbr><expan>obedient Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>JS.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <opener>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 20<sup>th.</sup> --</dateline>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Finding myself worse after writing the Above. I delayed sending this\r\n            <lb />Letter, which has remained so long upon my Hands that I am afraid it will never\r\n            <lb />reach You., the Emulsion was of no service. the Solution - Altho it had\r\n            <lb />not all its <u>usual</u> effect, <del>it</del> has nevertheless kept me tolerably\r\n            <lb />well notwithstanding the severity of the Weather. I have continued\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />to take it constantly ever since, and shall continue to do\r\n            <lb />so with very little intervals, till I am favored with a few\r\n            <lb />Lines from You ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am\r\n                <lb />most respectfully.\r\n                <lb />your most <choice><abbr>Obe. S.</abbr><expan>Obedient Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>J.S.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Dr William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> J. 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I am\r\n            <lb/>equally obliged to D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen though unknown to me for having\r\n            <lb/>studied my case with so much care and attention and for having \r\n            <lb/>given me his advice upon it with so much openness and Candour,\r\n            <lb/>and <add place=\"above\">I</add> hope from the medicines he has recommended to me to be able \r\n            <lb/>soon <u>propria persona</u> to recompense him for it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>It was certainly a very great omission not to mention any thing\r\n            <lb/>about my <symptom n=\"76\">spitting</symptom> which I surely intended to have done. It is only\r\n            <lb/>within this late that I had any <symptom n=\"76\">spitting</symptom> at all. 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Of this I took a Teaspoonful night &amp; \r\n            <lb/>morning and I am persuaded that this was the cause of <del>bringÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ing on</del> first loosening the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>, and occasioning some <symptom n=\"76\">spitting</symptom>,\r\n       <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>I now <symptom n=\"76\">spitt a little when I <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom></symptom>, but my spittle for the most \r\n            <lb/>part is white and of its natural colour, only somewhat thick and \r\n            <lb/>tough. Sometimes indeed a more gross <symptom n=\"76\">spittle comes up with \r\n            <lb/>the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom></symptom>: this is a sort of mixture of white and yellow. Upon\r\n            <lb/>the whole my <symptom n=\"76\">Spitting is not very great nor very gross</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>As to Query second I neither have at present nor ever had\r\n            <lb/>the least <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom> or <symptom n=\"34\">feverishness</symptom> at any time of the day or night.\r\n            <lb/>When I lie down at night I commonly place myself upon my\r\n            <lb/>right <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart>, and whenever I begin to turn to the left, my <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>is immediately filled with a sort of phlegm &amp; I <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"3\">vomit</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>with great pain and violence, but nothing comes off my <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>except some sour trash &amp; <symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom>. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I commonly begin <symptom n=\"4\">acoughing</symptom> when I go to bed and continue\r\n            <lb/>with little intermission till about 3 or 4 O\'Clock of the morning\r\n            <lb/>I continue waking all this time &amp; it is somewhat surprising \r\n            <lb/>that I <symptom n=\"17\">have no inclination to sleep</symptom>; but I have a great proÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>pensity to <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom> &amp; when I happen to get a sleep in the morning\r\n            <lb/>though I always lay myself upon my side yet I constantly find\r\n            <lb/>myself <add place=\"above\">lying upon my <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> and</add> in a <symptom n=\"28\">profusion of sweat</symptom> when I awake. This commonly\r\n            <lb/>happens to me every day.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In answer to Query 3<sup>d</sup> I have no sort of pain either of my \r\n      <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>my <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"73\">sides</bodypart>, nor in short have I any complaint whatever\r\n            <lb/>but this abominable <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>With regard to Query 4<sup>th</sup> my <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> at present is rather open \r\n            <lb/>or what I may call free. Sometime ago indeed I was very <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>but I took some Pills for a day or two which cured me a good deal,\r\n            <lb/>&amp; I imagine the great quantity of Churn\'d milk I drink and\r\n            <lb/>which occasions a great <symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom> in my <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> that commonly opeÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>rates downwards, may probably be the cause of this openness of my\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>With regard to the date of my Letter which you\r\n            <lb/>think had lain so long by before coming to your hands,\r\n            <lb/>the fact is, that it was a stupid blunder in me, who having \r\n            <lb/>forgot the day of the month had recourse to the Almanack &amp; very gravely\r\n            <lb/>mistook a whole week, so that in place of the 20<sup>th</sup> it should have been\r\n            <lb/>the 27<sup>th</sup>. This I hope will clear your doubts &amp; perplexity about this\r\n            <lb/>matter.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>As I am so near the foot of the page I shall conclude with assuring \r\n            <lb/>you that I am with great regard\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb/>Dear Sir\r\n                <lb/>Your most obedient humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>John Henry</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n  <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        </div>\r\n        <div>\r\n         <p>\r\n             <lb/>To\r\n             <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> James Buchan \r\n             <lb/>writer\r\n             <lb/>in \r\n             <lb/>Edinburgh \r\n         </p> \r\n            \r\n         <handShift/>\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <p>\r\n                    <lb/>Mr John Henry\r\n                    <lb/><choice><abbr>Rec<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>Received</expan></choice> 8<sup>th</sup> May\r\n                    <lb/>1779\r\n                </p>\r\n            </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1668, 2, '2013-10-14 11:57:13', 100),
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But now I have sat down I am truly at a loss what to\r\n        <lb />say. I perceive that you are now &amp; then troubled with your - \r\n        <lb />ailments but I am doubtfull whether to impute this to circumÂ¬\r\n        <lb />stances in your manner of living or on the insufficiency of my\r\n        <lb />remedies. I cannot suppose that you live like a monk in the midst\r\n        <lb />of a gay metropolis and cannot judge what lengths you go in eatÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ing drinking and ------- I know that you can do nothing in\r\n        <lb />worse than dreams and I am surprized that you have escaped so\r\n        <lb />well as you have done. I must tell you that you must <add place=\"above\">not</add> expect\r\n        <lb />benefit from medicines when either accidents or your own doings\r\n        <lb />are counteracting them and in Such circumstances you should\r\n        <lb />perhaps let them alone altogether. 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Pearson.</head>\r\n    <opener>\r\n        <salute>Sir,</salute>\r\n    </opener>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />I have the favour of yours concerning Miss\r\n        <lb />Pearson with a very proper addition from her mother\r\n        <lb />and shall now offer the best advice I can.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />I think the powders have done her service and I \r\n        <lb />think you may go on increasing the dose to half a dram\r\n        <lb />but when you have got that length you may properly\r\n        <lb />lay them aside entirely for two three weeks and after that\r\n        <lb />if there is occasion she may return to them with more\r\n        <lb />advantage.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />I am glad to hear she has been on horseback and\r\n        <lb />if she can go on by degrees and it should be by degrees only\r\n        <lb />make her ride a little longer I am persuaded it will\r\n        <lb />be of great service to her. <del>I am</del>\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />I am a little disappointed in neither you nor\r\n        <lb />M<sup>rs.</sup> Pearson saying any thing to me about the use\r\n        <lb />of <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> in which I have been so particular in\r\n        <lb />my directions but I suppose you have your reasons\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        <lb />for omitting them.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />I think there is nothing of more consequence to\r\n        <lb />Miss Pearson than preventing or removing her <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom>\r\n        <lb />and I am sorry to find that neither of the <action n=\"21\">laxative oils</action> \r\n        <lb />proposed agree with her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>. 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With Compliments to the Family\r\n        <lb />I am\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute>\r\n            <lb />Sir\r\n            <lb />your most Obedient Servant\r\n        </salute>\r\n        <signed>Willi<supplied>am</supplied> Cullen</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 28<sup>.th</sup> May 1783</dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    \r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    \r\n    <head>For Miss Hannah Pearson</head>\r\n    <recipe>\r\n        <choice>\r\n            <orig>\r\n                <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"3\">Mass. pil. aloetic.</ingredient> Ph. Ed. Æ·j\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"77\">Gambog.</ingredient> gr. xv\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. Simpl.</ingredient> q.s. ut. f. massa dividenda in\r\n                <lb />pil. 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\r\n            <lb />I am exceedingly Sorry to Aquaint you that our\r\n            <lb />Patient M<sup>r</sup> Livingstone\'s <add place=\"above\"><symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom></add> continues with the same digree of Violence\r\n            <lb />as when I last wrote, you, his present Situation is truly distressing\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"17\">having gott no rest for four nights bypast</symptom>, at the Sametime I do\r\n            <lb />think there is some little Alteration, in Apearances, in Saturdays\r\n            <lb />evening, he took his draught, going to bid, he felt no Operation\r\n            <lb />either by <symptom n=\"28\">Sweat</symptom>, or any other way, but on Sunday thought his\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> not quite so Severe during the forepart of Munday, but\r\n            <lb />return\'d with the same Violence in the Evening, the draught was\r\n            <lb />repeated, <symptom n=\"28\">it sweat him gently</symptom>, 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Common brownish colour, that made in the\r\n            <lb />morning quite Limpid sometimes a Small Cloud hanging in\r\n            <lb />the Middle of the Glass, Above is what I have been Able to remark\r\n            <lb />since he began his draughts --- he begins to be very uneasy \r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />about the Obstinacy of his Complaints, he is willing to\r\n            <lb />Undergo any thing for relief, and will wait with patience\r\n            <lb />for your further Orders. --- I remain \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Sir Your Most Humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>:t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />John Andrew\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Lithgow 5 <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 1781\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen Physician\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> --- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Andrew\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Livingstone\r\n                <lb 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<choice><abbr>Fr<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>Friend</expan></choice></salute>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Esteeming my Self Under Obligation for <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Benefit my Daughter hath <choice><abbr>Receav<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>Received</expan></choice> by Pursuing A Course\r\n            <lb />of Medicine Agreeable to thy Perscription as Also being\r\n            <lb />Desirous of thy Sentiments for our further Direction &amp; Guidance\r\n            <lb />Induces at Present to this Address, Often I <choice><abbr>Receav<sup>.d</sup></abbr><expan>Received</expan></choice> thing\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Address<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>Addressed</expan></choice> to our Apothecary we <choice><abbr>Delay<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>Delayed</expan></choice> About Six Weeks And\r\n            <lb />then went to Allonby A Place much Resorted too in Sommer\r\n            <lb />And Very Commodious for Sea Bathing She was Likewise \r\n            <lb />on the Sea in A Boat near four Hours She was not <symptom n=\"3\">Sick</symptom>\r\n            <lb /><supplied>and</supplied> in About A Month time there was A <condition n=\"8\">Small Menstrual \r\n            <lb /><supplied>Disch</supplied>arge</condition> at which we Rejoice<sup>d</sup> and Kept her there two\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> more in hopes it would take Place more\r\n            <lb />Powerfully but She has never Seen Any thing Since -- ---\r\n            <lb />but has Gaind flesh And Looks Lively And her Coular much\r\n            <lb />Better, Eats prity well And Sleeps Much Better, but <symptom n=\"24\">Gets\r\n                <lb />No Stools Naturally</symptom> Without her pills which is <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"497\">pill\r\n            <lb />Rufi</ingredient> As She Can Hold to None Else She takes four prity\r\n            <lb />Large pills Every Night What these Stimulating Ingredients\r\n            <lb />may Produce in time is Painfull to Reflect as She\r\n            <lb />has taken them Constantly this two years I <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> Observe\r\n            <lb />that while <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Discharge was Upon her, tho small, much\r\n            <lb />Less pills <choice><abbr>Answer<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>Answered</expan></choice> So that it apears if that Could be brought\r\n            <lb />About other Grievances <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> Subside, She has had one\r\n            <lb />Severe <symptom n=\"3\">fitt of Vomiting</symptom> Since She left Allonby but by\r\n            <lb />Administering <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> it has not yet faild to Still\r\n            <lb />She has frequent <symptom n=\"3\">Reachings</symptom> but in General not so Severe\r\n            <lb />And has not taken one of those fitts which was Like Suffocation\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />for Several Months, has taken Another Course of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> powders\r\n            <lb />Since her Return from Bathing, which Seems to answer\r\n            <lb />Some Good purpose but its Effects are so soon Lost by A\r\n            <lb />Sedentary Life as She has got pretty Much to her old way\r\n            <lb />of Sitting I <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> willingly have thy Oppinion wheather a Voyage\r\n            <lb />to Dublin might be Ventured Upon or A Journey to Moffitt\r\n            <lb />as I have <choice><abbr>Entertain<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>Entertained</expan></choice> A favourable Oppinion of that Bath\r\n            <lb />but do Excuse me I am one of those Anxious Mothers that\r\n            <lb />desires Nothing may be Wanting which might tend to\r\n            <lb />Recover her Health, And Intends Concluding After I Have\r\n            <lb />Mentiond that her Father was Much Troubled with <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <condition n=\"43\">Scurvy</condition>\r\n            <lb />had it upon him to A Great Degree And by <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />in in one Night A <symptom n=\"38\">Billious Disorder</symptom> Ensued <illegible w=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />Under a <condition n=\"30\">Hypochondrian Ailing</condition>) or at Least <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Doctor so terms it (\r\n            <lb />for <choice><abbr>Abt</abbr><expan>About</expan></choice> three months And <choice><abbr>Expir<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>Expired</expan></choice> as it Never Could be\r\n            <lb />thrown out upon <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Surface, Now <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Inferrance I <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> have\r\n            <lb />Drawn from this is that perhaps Something Hereditary\r\n            <lb />may Reign <choice><abbr>Abt</abbr><expan>About</expan></choice> her as we have Observed <symptom n=\"82\">flushes</symptom> at times\r\n            <lb />on her <bodypart n=\"12\">Arms</bodypart> And Some Seasons Cannot Rest in bed\r\n            <lb />for <symptom n=\"147\">Scratching</symptom> tho no powerfull <symptom n=\"30\">Eruption</symptom> has been Seen\r\n            <lb />She frequently Complains of A pain in her <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />my <illegible w=\"1\"/> purposes taking his Scotch Journey\r\n            <lb />in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Spring And Intends Calling Upon thee in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Mean\r\n            <lb />time begs A few Lines Directed Either to my Apothecary\r\n            <lb />Stamper, or to Jane Pearson Greysouthen Near Cockermouth\r\n            <lb />Which will oblige me \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>Jane Pearson</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />I would just add that She has had Several <treatment n=\"3\">Shocks of Elictry</treatment>\r\n            <lb />Do Mention thy thoughts Respecting <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Continud use of\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Pills She Can Now bear traveling on Horse Back\r\n            <lb />for Six Miles together yea ten without much fatigue\r\n        </postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />            \r\n\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Cullon\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n<handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />Miss Pearson\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 1783.\r\n            <lb />V. xv p. 351\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2380, 2, '2013-11-21 17:37:23', 104),
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\r\n            <lb />I received yours on Saturday Evening, at houstoun\r\n            <lb />and Altho\' the Violence of M<sup>r</sup> Shairps <symptom n=\"12\">Asthmatick <symptom n=\"5\">fitt</symptom></symptom> was Somewhat\r\n            <lb />Abated, I still thought it proper to Apply the <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment>, which lay\r\n            <lb />on till yesterday about 11 O Clock it rose remarkably well,\r\n            <lb />and since which time he has been easier in his breathing\r\n            <lb />butt Still there remains Unfavorable Apearances, Such as\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"54\">great debility</symptom>, <symptom n=\"12\">Opress\'d breathing</symptom>, some <symptom n=\"104\">difficulty of Swallowing</symptom>, <symptom n=\"8\">want\r\n            <lb />of Apetite</symptom>, with <symptom n=\"15\">a quick irregular pulse</symptom>, he has taken the <ingredient n=\"25\">Squill\r\n            <lb />Mixture</ingredient> as you directed, and we keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> Open either with\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"8\">Injections</treatment> or sometimes the Electuary, while he continues in the\r\n            <lb />present Situation little more can be done, if any Alteration happens\r\n            <lb />Shall lett you know ---- My being so Often at Houstoun\r\n            <lb />particularly in the Evenings has prevented me seeing M<sup>r.</sup>\r\n            <lb />Livingstone, at the time you directed, has therefore been Oblidged\r\n            <lb />to take his own Accounts, which however I imagine to be pretty\r\n            <lb />distinct ---- the <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> was Applied on Friday Evening gave\r\n            <lb />him great Uneasiness, was taken off about ten O Clock very well rose\r\n            <lb />att that day he felt no pain in his <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> even with a full inspirÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ation or a <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>, which used to distress him most, he has had\r\n            <lb />no return of his <symptom n=\"34\">feverish <symptom n=\"5\">fitts</symptom></symptom> in the Evenings, butt always an\r\n            <lb />Inclination to <symptom n=\"28\">Sweat</symptom> which he has in some degree prevented by\r\n            <lb />lying light of Cloaths, a little <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>, when he first goes to bed and\r\n            <lb />in the Mornings -- Yesterday Morning he felt the return of the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"79\">Stitch</symptom>, much in the Same degree as before the Application of the\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment>, and this day the Same degree of pain Continues\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">his pulse Still about Eighty in the forenoons, near ninety in\r\n            <lb />the Evenings</symptom>, his Appetite good tho\' he restricts himself --- \r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />He has the offer of a new Colted Ass whither or not may\r\n            <lb />he use the Milk --- Shall be glad to have your further dirÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ections and I am\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Your Most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>.t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>:t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />John Andrew\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Lithgow 5 <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>:r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1781 --- \r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />N:B: <symptom n=\"15\">his Pulse I think fuller</symptom> since he was last <treatment n=\"1\">blooded</treatment> --- \r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Andrew\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> Houstoun and\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Livingston --- \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1781\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Shairp died on Friday\r\n                <lb />the 9<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1781.\r\n                \r\n            </p>    \r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen Physician\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> ------ \r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 2090, 13, '2014-11-26 13:07:40', 61),
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A <symptom n=\"23\">weakness in your <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart></symptom>\r\n            <lb/>that more readily allowed the humours to be thrown upon\r\n            <lb/>it especially upon the application of Cold. This <symptom n=\"23\">weakness\r\n            <lb/>of the <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart></symptom> is not now to be entirely corrected; but it apÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>pears to me to be better, than it was formerly and I \r\n            <lb/>dare say from your having been more attentive to the\r\n            <lb/>gaurding against cold and observing a proper Regimen.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>At present I have little to advise more than I did before;\r\n            <lb/>that is gaurding against cold by warm clothing very\r\n            <lb/>uniformly observed; to be very moderate in bodily\r\n            <lb/>exercise, but to take as much riding or travelling in\r\n            <lb/>a Carriage as the weather and your convenience will\r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>allow, to avoid Malt drink and Spirituous liquors\r\n            <lb/>and to take Wine very moderately, to use a midling Diet,\r\n            <lb/>that is neither full nor very low and perticularly to \r\n            <lb/>use very light Suppers. To be moderate in sitting at\r\n            <lb/>business and to take pains to keep your <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> \r\n            <lb/>always warm. This is the substance of what I formerly\r\n            <lb/>advised and would advise still. I formerly proposed \r\n            <lb/>some Medicines for keeping your <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> as clear and free\r\n            <lb/>as possible; but not being readily found at Aberdeen they\r\n            <lb/>were I believe never employed, and now I think I can \r\n            <lb/>improve upon them and particularly with a view to\r\n            <lb/>the <symptom n=\"4\">Convulsive Coughs</symptom> that you are sometimes liable to\r\n            <lb/>They are at the same time such Medicines, as I am\r\n            <lb/>certain can be found at Aberdeen, and I give the PresÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>cription of them inclosed. I should have written <unclear>all</unclear>\r\n            <lb/>this yesterday as soon as I recovered my Papers, <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb/>unavoidable avocations prevented me. I send them now\r\n            <lb/>and if you chuse after you have considered the above to \r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>     \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Dingwall</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"121\">Extract glycyrrhiz.</ingredient> Ê’iij\r\n                <lb/>Aq. fervent. q.s. ut extractum in frustula\r\n                <lb/>concisum mollescat et in pulpam contundatur cui adde\r\n                <lb/>in pulverem trita <ingredient n=\"69\">Myrrh</ingredient>.\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"5\">AsÃ¦foetid</ingredient> @ â„ˆij\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"25\">Rad. scill siccat</ingredient> â„ˆj\r\n                <lb/>et cum AquÃ¦ q.s. fiat Massa dividenda in\r\n                <lb/>pilul. sing. gr. V deaurand.\r\n                <lb/>Sig. <action n=\"19\">Pectoral Pills</action>, three to be taken every night at\r\n                <lb/>bedtime and two every morning for some weeks.\r\n            </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take three drachms of <ingredient n=\"121\">liquorice Extract</ingredient> and a sufficient quantity of boiling water, pour into extract in small, exact amounts to soften the extract\r\n                    and grind it to a pulp, then add two scruples each of <ingredient n=\"69\">Myrrh</ingredient>, ground to a powder, and <ingredient n=\"5\">Asafoetida</ingredient>, one drachm of\r\n                    <ingredient n=\"25\">dried Squill root</ingredient>, and a sufficient quantity of water to make a mass to be divided into pills of five grains each and gilded. \r\n                    Label: <action n=\"19\">Pectoral Pills</action>, three to be taken every night at bedtime and two every morning for some weeks.\r\n                </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 4. 1781</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 227, 13, '2014-11-27 11:05:32', 126),
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It is, Sir, the Case of\r\n            <lb/>my Dear Sister. She is aged 30, Married, but without a Child; of \r\n            <lb/>a Habit delicate and even fragile; subject to no Hereditary Ailment,\r\n            <lb/>excepting a <symptom n=\"54\">Debility of <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart></symptom> the Various effects of which she long\r\n            <lb/>experienced, untill they were almost totally removed by a Course of the\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> about a Year ago; and from that Period, she dates the Origin of\r\n            <lb/>her Present Complaint. It is a most distressing Periodical <symptom n=\"1\">Head ach</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>of uncertain interval and continuance (the Interval Generally three\r\n            <lb/>weeks, the Continuance, one): the <symptom n=\"95\">Paroxysm</symptom> is always at night and the \r\n            <lb/>Pain while she is <u>awake</u> and sensible, is violent in degree, General,\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"above\">Internal</add> rather stupefying rather than Acute, difficult of description, <symptom n=\"163\">pulsatory</symptom> and\r\n            <lb/>accompanied with <symptom n=\"17\">restlessness</symptom> and <symptom n=\"56\">anxiety</symptom>. On falling <u>Asleep</u>, its\r\n            <lb/>Effects make her suppose it to be Greatly aggravated. 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Her <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse during\r\n            <lb/>the Violence of the <symptom n=\"95\">Paroxysm</symptom> is Strong, quick and frequent; during the\r\n            <lb/>Day, slow and feeble.</symptom> Her <bodypart n=\"69\">Alvine</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"34\">Uterine</bodypart> excretions are regular\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>As to <u>negative</u> Description; she has at present <u>no</u> Symptoms of\r\n            <lb/>Pulmonic Affection, <u>no</u> marked indication of <condition n=\"39\">Worms</condition>. Her Complaint\r\n            <lb/>is <u>not</u> affected by Diet, not even by flesh Suppers when permitted, for\r\n            <lb/>a Trial to use them. Of <u>Medicines</u> a Variety have been tryd\r\n            <lb/>general and topical, some from Theory, and others from a sort of\r\n            <lb/>random Empirical rashness; but a remedy is yet to be found.\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"1\">The Bark</ingredient> simple and compounded with <ingredient n=\"22\">Valerian</ingredient> &amp;<sup>c</sup>- a Variety of\r\n            <lb/><action n=\"45\">Anthelmintics</action>- <ingredient n=\"143\">Zinc</ingredient> - The Cold Bath- Country Air and Exercise\r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"14\">Leeches</treatment>- <treatment n=\"4\">Blisters</treatment> &amp;<sup>c</sup> &amp;<sup>c</sup> have had little or no effect on this most\r\n            <lb/>obstinate complaint. I much fear from a late increase of her\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"28\">nocturnal sweatings</symptom>, and a sort of <condition n=\"10\">Treacherous Fever</condition> that\r\n            <lb/>seems to threaten her, that she will become <condition n=\"1\">Phthisical</condition> -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I have condensed the History of the Case, more than my\r\n            <lb/>inclination would dictate, or perspecuity might require, fearful\r\n            <lb/>as I am the ne morer tua tempera, ne in Publica peccum\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I am conscious of my forwardness in this matter, but\r\n            <lb/>the feelings of a Brother who values his Sister as he does his\r\n            <lb/>own Life, pleads strongly. Dear Sir, and much revered Master\r\n            <lb/>if you can spare time sufficient to answer this Letter, in\r\n            <lb/>a few Lines, You will confer an obligation that will be\r\n            <lb/>remembered long after <u>You</u> have forgotten it. I am, Sir,\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute><choice><abbr>Y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Your</expan></choice> Disciple &amp; very <choice><abbr>H<sup>ble</sup></abbr><expan>Humble</expan></choice> Servant</salute>\r\n            <signed>William Drennan</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>I want most earnestly to know whether as the <symptom n=\"1\">Head- ach</symptom>\r\n                <lb/>is seldom an organic affection, it be ever Symptomatic\r\n                <lb/>of a <condition n=\"1\">Pthisis</condition>?\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb/>Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>Drennan\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Q</abbr><expan>Query</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/>His Sister\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1780\r\n                <lb/>XI. p.110\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1947, 13, '2014-11-27 12:09:09', 155),
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I coincided, Sir, so\r\n            <lb/>perfectly with your opinion, respecting the <u>Cause</u> of my\r\n            <lb/>Sister\'s Complaint in her <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>, that tho\' the administration\r\n            <lb/>of the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> still proved unsuccessful, yet as the interÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>missions of the Complaint were somewhat longer than\r\n            <lb/>usual, I had little doubt of finding the desired efficacy\r\n            <lb/>in other Medicines of the same class; and I went on from\r\n            <lb/>month to month, with the rash self-confidence of a young\r\n            <lb/>practitioner, trusting to the Light I had received, and suppoÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>sing I should soon be able to give you an account more\r\n            <lb/>pleasing than I am now able to do. I had still\r\n            <lb/>one other reason, the weight of which your former readiness\r\n            <lb/>in giving your advice did not contribute to lessen; but \r\n            <lb/>which I am happy in having it now in my power\r\n         </p>   \r\n       <pb n=\"2\"/> \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>My Sister\'s Complaint still continues, and were it not\r\n            <lb/>that such an ailment must acquire strength from such conÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tinuance, and probably give use to some secondary affection\r\n            <lb/>of an organ so delicate as the <bodypart n=\"41\">brain</bodypart>, I cannot say that the\r\n            <lb/>primary Complaint is aggravated. Before the <symptom n=\"95\">Paroxysm</symptom>; the \r\n            <lb/>same surprizing <symptom n=\"91\">paleness</symptom> or rather deadness of <bodypart n=\"8\">countenance</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>observable by those around her even before she is sensible of it,\r\n            <lb/>and when she becomes so, the same sensation of the <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> retiring\r\n            <lb/>or rather being sucked into the internal parts. In the <symptom n=\"5\">Fit</symptom>, the\r\n            <lb/>same indescribable <symptom n=\"56\">anxiety</symptom> in her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, the same <symptom n=\"17\">distracted\r\n            <lb/>sleep</symptom>, the same fearful waking - After the <symptom n=\"5\">Fit</symptom>, the same \r\n            <lb/>frailty of the <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart> as if it had suffer\'d more than the preceding \r\n            <lb/>pain might seem to occasion. In short the chief change \r\n            <lb/>seems to be of late, in the greater indistinctness of the remissÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ions, and in the seat of the Complaint being removed more\r\n            <lb/>from the back to the front of the <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>; and consequently, \r\n            <lb/>affecting her <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> in a greater degree with redness (tho\' not \r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"151\">blood-shot</symptom>) and <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom>- The <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> had seemingly\r\n            <lb/>a fair trial- She took four ounces- (an <choice><abbr>oz</abbr><expan>ounce</expan></choice> <unclear>indic</unclear>) with as much\r\n            <lb/>precision respecting the accession of the <symptom n=\"5\">Fit</symptom>, as this most <u>versaÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tile</u> Complaint would allow. It took at last to the <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>, and\r\n            <lb/>was checked by <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>- The <symptom n=\"95\">paroxysm</symptom> <u>did</u> abate;\r\n            <lb/>but not evidently from the Medicine, and returned <del>at its</del>\r\n            <lb/>somewhat sooner, she thought; than the usual time. She\r\n            <lb/>became exceedingly averse from the farther trial and I inÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>dulged her so far as to change it for the <ingredient n=\"205\">Pilulae Caerulae</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>28 of which she took and apparently with some success\r\n        </p>\r\n       <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n<p>\r\n<lb />For this month or six weeks past, her complaint has scarcely\r\n<lb />left her a night, and is not even so much alleviated by the\r\n<lb />use of Tea as it has been. I am still for my own part ancious\r\n<lb />for another trial of <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient>, and I am half inclined to\r\n<lb />ascribe the failure rather to the badness of it in the shops\r\n<lb />here, than to the want of power in the unadulterated powder.\r\n</p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Might <add place=\"above\">not</add> a <treatment n=\"5\">Seton</treatment> in her <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> be of some service in altering\r\n            <lb/>the determination of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> ? An <treatment n=\"11\">issue</treatment> was indeed useless in\r\n            <lb/>her <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart>, but perhaps a topical Disease might be benefited\r\n            <lb/>by a topical remedy; and this is the only external one\r\n            <lb/>which I think has not been try\'d- She is approaching\r\n            <lb/>that critical period of female life when a striking change\r\n            <lb/>is made in the distrbution of the <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>, as you have taught\r\n            <lb/>me; and perhaps the present <u>morbid</u> determination might\r\n            <lb/>in some degree be directed by introducing for some time \r\n            <lb/>a vicarious evacuation. I see such evident marks of \r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"57\">spasm</symptom> in the access of the <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom>, that long as the Disea<supplied>se</supplied>\r\n            <lb/>has continued, I trust there is no organic affection \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I would be afraid to have mentioned my own opinion \r\n            <lb/>did I not know that D<sup>r</sup> Cullen loves to see his pupils\r\n            <lb/><u>reason</u> as well as read. I cannot finish this Letter\r\n            <lb/>without once more begging your excuse for my impolite\r\n            <lb/>silence, and that however deserving of a return in\r\n            <lb/>kind, you may do me the Honour of a <del>secon</del> reply to\r\n            <lb/>what I have at present written to you - I am, Sir\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>most respectfully <choice><abbr>Y<sup>rs</sup></abbr></choice> Yours</salute>\r\n            <signed>William Drennan</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n  <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>P.S. She often complains of a <symptom n=\"163\">pulsatory</symptom> feeling in her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>\r\n                <lb/>which, along with the <symptom n=\"56\">anxiety</symptom>, is relieved by rising out of bed\r\n                <lb/>and walking for some time thro\' the room.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n         <p>\r\n             <lb/>For\r\n             <lb/>Doctor Cullen \r\n             <lb/>Edinburgh\r\n         </p> \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2113, 2, '2013-09-04 11:57:12', 80),
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I then proposed Calling a Physitian, which he would\r\n            <lb />not allow neither, next day having come doun stairs, and being thirsty\r\n            <lb />he said he drank a large draught of small beer, which unluckily\r\n            <lb />happened to have been turned a litle, <symptom n=\"3\">it made him very sick,\r\n                <lb />he vomited much,</symptom> <symptom n=\"13\">ever since his hearing gradually turned worse</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />and likeways <bodypart n=\"17\"><symptom n=\"66\">he began to have a numbness of his right leg</symptom></bodypart> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />I now understood he had had <del>before</del> sometime formerly, It\r\n            <lb />gradually increased so as in a few days he could not lift it, upon the\r\n            <lb />appearances of these formidable Symptoms he Consented that\r\n            <lb />I should Consult D<sup>r.</sup> Elliot at London, as he had attended him\r\n            <lb />in his former Sickness, tho I told him the propriety of having one\r\n            <lb />on the spot, I wrote Sir John Elliot the case as above, when I\r\n            <lb />received the following directions, I should suppose it would be of\r\n            <lb />use, <del>to</del> <bodypart n=\"82\">Clear the PrimÃ¦ viÃ¦ fully</bodypart>, and also to <bodypart n=\"44\"><bodypart n=\"111\">follow such a plan as\r\n            <lb />may remove any tendency to obstruction in the liver, or in the\r\n            <lb />mesenterie System.</bodypart></bodypart>. The Draught A. will accomplish the first\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />intention, and the use of the Mixture B. the Second, After that\r\n            <lb />a <action n=\"31\">strengthening plan may be usefull</action>, I apprehend that the\r\n            <lb />draught C. will answer this purpose better than any other,\r\n            <lb />and should the plan of bracing the fibres answer my wishes,\r\n            <lb />Bathing in the Sea would render every part of the treatÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ment more effectual.-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />A\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"125\">Tartari Solubilis</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"78\">Tinct: Sen:</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"3\">Syr. Ros: Solution</ingredient> aa Ê’ii\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"24\" t=\"19\">Infusi Sen: Communis</ingredient> â„¥iÅ¿s\r\n                    <lb />M ft. Houst: primo mane\r\n                    <lb />assumendus, quanta quaque hor:\r\n                    <lb />repetendus ad tertiam usque alie\r\n                    <lb />dejectionem\r\n                    <lb />Die insequenti usum incepeat misture\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take two drachms each of <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"78\">Daffy\'s Elixir</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"3\">Rose Syrup Solution</ingredient>. A half ounce of <ingredient n=\"24\" t=\"19\">Infusion of Common Seneka</ingredient>. Let a mixture be made. One dose \r\n                    which is to be received in the early morning and repeated until a third of the draught is depleted. The following day, repeat. \r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />B\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"125\">Tartari Solubilis</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">aqi Cinnam: Simplicis</ingredient> â„¥iÅ¿s\r\n                    <lb />aq: fontanÃ¦ lbÅ¿s\r\n                    <lb />Sy<sup>r.</sup> violarum â„¥i M\r\n                    <lb />Cujus Capiat Mane. Meridie. Vespere, &amp; Noctis, Quartam partam\r\n                    <lb />quotideique pr. Sex aut Octo Dies, repetat\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient>, one and a half ounces of <ingredient n=\"65\">Simple Cinnamon water</ingredient>, half a pound of spring water, and one ounce of <ingredient n=\"350\">Syrup of Violets</ingredient>. Mix. Take a quarter daily in the Morning, Noon, Evening and Night and repeat for Six or Eight Days.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />Quando Convenat <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort: Peruv:</ingredient> properare <illegible w=\"1\" /> hocu detur modo,\r\n                    <lb /><bodypart n=\"37\">alvum</bodypart> Satin laxam Servando cum <action n=\"21\">Electario Lenitivo</action>\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>When bringing together <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient> quicken <illegible w=\"1\" /> let this be given only when the <bodypart n=\"37\">bowel</bodypart> is loose enough and serve with a <action n=\"21\">Lenitive Electuary</action>.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />C.\r\n                    <lb />â„ž Decocti <unclear>Maiaioris</unclear> <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Corticis peruv</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"12\">Vin: Chalybeati</ingredient> g<sup>t.</sup> x\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">Pulv: Cort: Peruv:</ingredient> Ê’i\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"369\">Sp<sup>t.</sup> frumenti recteris</ingredient> Ê’ij M\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Decoction Peruvian Bark Decoction</ingredient>, ten drops of <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeate Wine</ingredient>, a drachm of <ingredient n=\"1\">Powdered Peruvian Bark</ingredient> and two drachms of rectified whisky. Mix.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Having received the above directions July 6<sup>th.</sup> at which time <condition n=\"10\">the\r\n                <lb /> fever was quite gone</condition>, <symptom n=\"13\">so deaf that he did not even hear the\r\n                    <lb />sound of his own voice</symptom>, <symptom n=\"24\">very Costive</symptom>, <symptom n=\"13\">pain Still Continues\r\n                    <lb />in the right hypochonder</symptom>, but no further up, Crosses over\r\n            <lb />still, behind, and before, <bodypart n=\"17\">has no use of the right limb</bodypart>, <symptom n=\"155\">being quite\r\n            <lb />insensible</symptom>, to take the prescription A as directed.\r\n            <lb />July 7<sup>th.</sup> Physick did well, thinks himself rather better, <symptom n=\"13\">pain\r\n                <lb />of his right Hypochonder not so bad</symptom>, <condition n=\"10\"><symptom n=\"68\">no fever or thirst</symptom></condition>, <bodypart n=\"17\">leg rather\r\n                <lb />better, can walk some</bodypart>, To take prescription B. as he thinks his\r\n            <lb />appetite is rather better to take a little Chicken broth bread bery\r\n            <lb />or such like\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />9<sup>th.</sup> Continues rather better, can walk better, has some appetite\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"17\">more feeling in his leg</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"13\">pain of the right Hypochonder quite\r\n            <lb />gone</bodypart>, <symptom n=\"1\">Complains of a pain in his right temple</symptom>, imagines the\r\n            <lb />bone is a little fallen in. Says that <add place=\"above\">it</add> began first, the last night of\r\n            <lb />the year 1778 being a great Storm in the Thames, his vessell broke\r\n            <lb />loose (being Lieutennent of a man of war) and he stood all night\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />on Deck, quite wet, and dreadfully Cold, <symptom n=\"1\">ever after he had that\r\n                <lb />pain and depression as he thought in his temple</symptom>, <symptom n=\"3\">he had after\r\n                <lb />that a severe fit of sickness</symptom>, in which he was attended by\r\n            <lb />Sir John Elliot, he got over it, tho he never was so stout &amp;\r\n            <lb />strong again, he came home, and seemed to be tolerably well,\r\n            <lb />when receiving a letter from the admiralty, he went up to\r\n            <lb />London and went out to the relief of Gibraltar with Admiral\r\n            <lb />Rodney as first Lietenant of the Terribl<note>\"The Great Siege of Gibraltar\" when Spain and France attempted to capture Gibraltar from the British in what was one of the most major naval actions of  the American War of Independence with the siege lasting three years and seven months.\"The Terrible\" was a ship in Admiral Rodney\'s fleet.</note>  went with him\r\n            <lb />to the West Indies, was in three engagements, in the last of which\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"13\">he lost his hearing for 2 days</symptom>, from the noise of the Guns,\r\n            <lb />but recovered it <del>a litle</del> quite again, then was at lenth\r\n            <lb />obliged to leave the service, and come home, from his <bodypart n=\"6\">from his left\r\n                <lb />Eye turning gradually<condition n=\"31\">Paralytic</condition></bodypart>, having no power either over\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"6\">the lid or Eye itself</ingredient>, what has happened since you have seen\r\n            <lb />above.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />10<sup>th.</sup> Much the same as yesterday-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />12<sup>th.</sup> <symptom n=\"13\">Hearing no better</symptom>, <bodypart n=\"17\">leg continues rather better,</bodypart> <symptom n=\"24\">very Costive</symptom>,\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"37\">bowels easy</bodypart>, having no pain in them. Repeat A.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />13 Continues gradually better, Physick did well, has a tolerable\r\n            <lb />appetite, <symptom n=\"13\">Deafness no better</symptom>, <symptom n=\"109\">Complains greatly of a Tinnitus\r\n            <lb />arium</symptom>, to Continue B.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />16<sup>th.</sup> Continues Still turning Better, <symptom n=\"13\">except the hearing which is\r\n            <lb />litle better,</symptom> <ingredient n=\"1\">To begin the use of the Bark, or C.</ingredient> and to take <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> \r\n            <lb /><action n=\"1\">Lenitive Electuary</action> f. s. ut Solvatur <bodypart n=\"37\"><bodypart n=\"69\"><bodypart n=\"64\">alvus</bodypart></bodypart></bodypart>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />19<sup>th.</sup> <ingredient n=\"1\">Does not seem to agree with the bark</ingredient>, <symptom n=\"34\">is feverish</symptom>, <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse quicker, and\r\n                <lb />harder</symptom>, <symptom n=\"8\">appetite gone</symptom> <bodypart n=\"17\"><symptom n=\"23\">then his the other leg turning weaker,</symptom></bodypart>, <symptom n=\"13\">hearing</symptom>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"13\">no better</symptom>, <symptom n=\"1\">headach, the pain Striking from one Temple to\r\n            <lb />the other,</symptom> weather excessively warm,\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />21<sup>st.</sup> Still turning worse, <symptom n=\"23\">gradually weaker</symptom>, <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse always quicker\r\n            <lb />in the morning, with much hardness</symptom>, <ingredient n=\"1\">Omit the use of the Bark</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />and return to the use of Prescription B, <bodypart n=\"64\">keeping the belly soluble</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />with <action  n=\"21\">Lenitive Electuary.</action>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />23<sup>d.</sup> A good deal better, <symptom n=\"34\">feverishness gone again</symptom>, <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse soft, and full,\r\n            <lb />and doun to its usual Standard 76,</symptom> <symptom n=\"1\">pain of the right Temple continues\r\n            <lb />a little</symptom>, <symptom n=\"13\">Deafness no better</symptom>, <symptom n=\"24\">has had no Stool since 21<sup>st.</sup></symptom> not having\r\n            <lb />taken the <action n=\"21\"><choice><abbr>Elect: Len:</abbr><expan>Electuary Lenitive</expan></choice></action>, To take it now.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />28<sup>th.</sup> Continues rather better, <condition n=\"10\">has no fever</condition>, <del>thinks</del> <symptom n=\"66\"><bodypart n=\"17\">a numbness is coming\r\n            <lb />on his other leg, the leg that was bad before being almost quite well,</bodypart></symptom>\r\n            <lb />has a good appetite, <bodypart n=\"52\">surface of the body Cold particularly the\r\n                <lb />Extremities</bodypart>, has been using some Port wine frequently, which I\r\n            <lb />ordered him to omit, will take no more Medicines having taken\r\n            <lb />none for some days, had a stool yesterday, <symptom n=\"66\">the numbness of\r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"17\">left leg</bodypart> began two days ago.</symptom>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Aug<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 1 Says he is almost well, <symptom n=\"13\">except the hearing which is no better,</symptom>\r\n            <lb />--6<sup>th.</sup> <symptom n=\"13\">hearing no better,</symptom> <bodypart n=\"6\">thinks his sight is a litle impaired</bodypart>, I\r\n            <lb />observed him this day to be affected with the <condition n=\"161\">Cynic Spasm</condition>, <bodypart n=\"8\">his right\r\n            <lb />Cheek swelled a litle</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"2\">with pain in it his mouth being of ConÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sequence draun to the other side</bodypart>, I had some time before writen\r\n            <lb />Sir John Elliot, whether I might try the <action n=\"40\">Deobstruent effects of\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient></action>, thinking <del>thinking</del> there <bodypart n=\"1\">might be some serous Effusion,\r\n            <lb />within the Skull</bodypart> and having got his Sanction for it, ordered\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />him to take his of the <ingredient n=\"2\">Common blew pill</ingredient> each night.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />9<sup><u>th</u></sup> not much difference since the sixth, <symptom n=\"11\">thinks he sees rather\r\n                <lb />better</symptom>, <symptom n=\"63\"><bodypart n=\"8\">Cheek still swelled and painfull</bodypart></symptom>, <condition n=\"161\">Cynic spasm still continues</condition>\r\n            <lb />11<sup>th.</sup> <symptom n=\"68\">Complains a little of thirst</symptom>, <bodypart n=\"2\">a leady taste in his mouth, Mouth a litle\r\n                <lb />sore</bodypart>, <condition n=\"161\">Cynic spasm not just so bad</condition>, <bodypart n=\"8\">pain of the Cheek still continues</bodypart>,\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"11\">sight much better</symptom>, appetite tolerably good, <symptom n=\"15\">Puls at its ordinary\r\n            <lb />standard full and soft</symptom>, to take prescription A.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />16<sup>th.</sup> Much better, <symptom n=\"68\">thirst gone</symptom>, Physick did well, <bodypart n=\"17\"><symptom n=\"66\">numbness in his leg\r\n            <lb />much better</symptom></bodypart>, can walk tolerably well, is Chearfull.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />20<sup>th.</sup> Continues his pills, is a <choice><abbr>g<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>great</expan></choice> deal better, <symptom n=\"13\">Complains of nothing but want of\r\n                <lb />hearing</symptom> except <del>th</del> <bodypart n=\"1\"><symptom n=\"1\">a small <add place=\"above\">pain</add> still continuing in his right Temple</symptom></bodypart> <symptom n=\"57\">risus\r\n                    <lb /><choice><abbr>sardicus</abbr><expan>sardonicus</expan></choice> still continues</symptom>, Appetite good, no <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>, says <symptom n=\"28\">he always <choice><abbr>sweatn</abbr><expan>sweating</expan></choice>\r\n                        <lb />in bed</symptom> till within these four or five nights <symptom n=\"20\">he has been rather Cold</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />got on more Cloths, <bodypart n=\"17\"><symptom n=\"66\">numbness of his legs almost quite gone</symptom></bodypart>, <symptom n=\"24\">never has\r\n            <lb />a Stool</symptom> but as he procures it with <action n=\"21\"><choice><abbr>Len: Elect:</abbr><expan>Lenitive Electuary</expan></choice></action>, walks a good deal\r\n            <lb />about now, to Continue the pills\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />24<sup>th.</sup> Much the same-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />28<sup>th.</sup> Not so well for tuo days past, he eat tolerably at Dinner and\r\n            <lb />drunk tuo or three Glass of wine, and while he was doing so I\r\n            <lb />observed <symptom n=\"82\">his face turning very red and florid</symptom>, he rose from\r\n            <lb />table went to his oun room, sent for me, <symptom n=\"3\">said he was sick at\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> and would go to bed</symptom>, <symptom n=\"15\">his pulse was frequent, full, and\r\n            <lb />hard</symptom>, he had risen that Morning too early, and notwithstanding\r\n            <lb />the Caution I had given him, had walked much among the\r\n            <lb />wet grass, and I have always observed any stimulus 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She was born of this date and was always of a\r\n            <lb />warm disposition &amp; could ill bear contradiction. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Summer 1767 was for some months <symptom n=\"6\">low spirited</symptom> which was then\r\n            <lb />attributed solely to a pretty <condition n=\"13\">severe cold</condition> she had during that time\r\n            <lb />but the <condition n=\"13\">cold</condition> wearing off she recovered her <symptom n=\"6\">wonted spirits</symptom>; a\r\n            <lb />circumstance therefore perhaps unnecessary to have been noticed. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />May 1769 her <condition n=\"8\">menses commenced &amp; the evacuation was exceeding\r\n            <lb />great</condition>, &amp; next month it was no more than common, &amp; from this\r\n            <lb />time to July --- 70 there was a <condition n=\"8\">total suppression of her monthly\r\n            <lb />periods</condition>. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />July or August 1769. she had contracted a <condition n=\"13\">cold</condition> &amp; about a month or\r\n            <lb />after she was <treatment n=\"1\">bled liberally</treatment>, the Doctor not being informed\r\n            <lb />of her <condition n=\"8\">monthly obstructions</condition>. ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1769 began to fall under a <symptom n=\"6\">depression of spirits</symptom> which\r\n            <lb />increased in <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> &amp; <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1770 considerably when a Physician was\r\n            <lb />consulted who besides a regimen, <treatment n=\"9\">vomiting</treatment>, &amp; exercise advised a\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">blister to be applied to the crown of her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></treatment>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />March 1770 a day or two after the application of the <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"41\">brain</bodypart> was so much affected that she uttered for some days many\r\n            <lb />blasphemous expressions, as well as that she despaired of her salÂ¬\r\n            <lb />vation &amp; in words was extremely outrageous but not so much in\r\n            <lb />action. This gradually abated &amp; soon sunk her into a great <symptom n=\"6\">deÂ¬\r\n                <lb />pression of spirits</symptom> still under the <symptom n=\"112\">panic</symptom> as to her salvation.\r\n            <lb />By degrees this wore off and against July 1770 her monthly purÂ¬\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />gations of new took place &amp; continued tho not regularly till\r\n            <lb />about Spring 1771. During the influence of these purgations she\r\n            <lb />was in high spirits &amp; in good health but in the <condition n=\"8\">suppression</condition>\r\n            <lb />her <symptom n=\"6\">spirits sunk</symptom> &amp; a confusion of ideas continued &amp; increased --                       \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Spring 1771, there was a <condition n=\"8\">total suppression</condition> (except twice or thrice\r\n            <lb />at most) till July 1773 notwithstanding that from June to <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />1772 she was almost every day on horseback riding thro differ<supplied>ent</supplied>\r\n            <lb />parts of the country which indeed greatly dispelled the cloud of\r\n            <lb />her <symptom n=\"71\">confused ideas</symptom> &amp; raised her spirits to a tolerable easy medium,\r\n            <lb />but during this time her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> was in disorder &amp; she <symptom n=\"8\">eat very\r\n            <lb />little</symptom>. Thus she continued from <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1772 with a gradual increase\r\n            <lb />of her spirits till she went May 1773 to a mineral well &amp;\r\n            <lb />in July 1773 her period took place. But since then, a <condition n=\"8\">total\r\n            <lb />obstruction</condition> till June 1775 which continued for three months <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb />thereafter and was in <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1775 again removed but never after.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />During the above period from Spring 1771 to July 1773 &amp; ever\r\n            <lb />after till about July 1776 at any time when her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> was\r\n            <lb />in disorder &amp; that she <symptom n=\"8\">could not eat</symptom> &amp; her health in some\r\n            <lb />measure affected thereby she was as sensible &amp; could reason\r\n            <lb />as justly as ever, her <bodypart n=\"41\">brain</bodypart> <subst><del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> <add>was</add></subst> not affected &amp; her <symptom n=\"6\">deÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pression of spirits</symptom> hardly perceptible. The gloomy notions\r\n            <lb />concerning her salvation left her, except that she imaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />gined she was unworthy of attending divine worship.\r\n            <lb />But on the contrary when that was not the case she had\r\n            <lb />&amp; still has a great <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; would attempt any method\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />secretly to get at any kind of victuals ever so coarse &amp;\r\n            <lb />would eat privately an amazing quantity &amp; if she was\r\n            <lb />to be sacrificed next moment she could not restrain herÂ¬\r\n            <lb />self from using every art to accomplish this theft which\r\n            <lb />intoxicates her <bodypart n=\"41\">brain</bodypart> to a great degree &amp; creates the\r\n            <lb />gloomy thought about salvation, which she constantÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly dwells on, but which she can &amp; does conceal from\r\n            <lb />strangers, tho the <symptom n=\"6\">depression</symptom> which such thoughts give\r\n            <lb />occasion to, are soon afterwards at least in her looks\r\n            <lb />&amp; gestures tho not in words.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />April 1776 she returned to the mineral well but without\r\n            <lb />any affect &amp; since July thereafter has been under a constant\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"6\">depression of spirits</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Many things have been attempted for her relief too\r\n            <lb />tedious to mention. She has been sundry times <treatment n=\"1\">bled\r\n                <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"23\">ancles</bodypart></treatment>, &amp; it appears vitiated. --- has used the\r\n            <lb />cold bath in Summer for some years past.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />March 1778 was <treatment n=\"3\">electrified 23 different times</treatment> in little\r\n            <lb />more than a month -- Every other night she bathes\r\n            <lb />her limbs &amp; sits over a pail of warm water to have the\r\n            <lb />benefit of the steam but to no purpose -- She conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tinues to get physick to keep her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> open tho\r\n            <lb />she has little occasion for it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            Copy of the medicines prescribed in <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1770.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž Pulv. <ingredient n=\"65\">crass.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"1\">cort. Peruv.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"35\">Lim. Mart.</ingredient> pp<sup>t.</sup> @ â„¥j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"368\">Cort. winteran.</ingredient> Ê’ij <ingredient n=\"356\">Rad. Ê’edoar.</ingredient> Ê’jfs. <unclear>5</unclear>ppt<sup>is.</sup> 1 a â„³\r\n                    <lb />Signa <action n=\"31\">Strengthening medicine</action> to be infused in a <ingredient n=\"370\">bottle of\r\n                 \r\n            \r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />Lisbon</ingredient>.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>                   \r\n                    Take one ounce and prepare each of Powdered <ingredient n=\"65\">cassia</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"35\">Steel Filings</ingredient>\r\n                    Two drachms of <ingredient n=\"368\">Winter\'s Bark</ingredient> a drachm and a half of <ingredient n=\"356\">Curcuma Root</ingredient>\r\n                    Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening medicine</action> to be infused in a <ingredient n=\"370\">bottle of Lisbon</ingredient>.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"5\">Gumin. as. fÅ“etid.</ingredient> <unclear>pur.</unclear> ---- <ingredient n=\"69\">myrrh.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"44\">Sal. martis.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes soctor.</ingredient> @ Ê’j <ingredient n=\"161\">Elix. propriet.</ingredient> q. s. ut. f. massa\r\n                    <lb />ex cujus singulis <unclear>Ê’mis</unclear> formentur pilulÃ¦ <u>XV</u>.\r\n                        <lb />Signa <action n=\"40\">Deobstruent pills</action> three to be taken night and\r\n                    <lb />morning.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>                   \r\n                    Take <ingredient n=\"5\">Gum AsafÅ“tida</ingredient> <unclear>purple</unclear> --- one drachm each of <ingredient n=\"69\">myrrh.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"44\">Green Vitriol</ingredient>\r\n                    <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes soctorerine</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"161\">Elixir Proprietas</ingredient>                 \r\n                    to make a mass each of which are formed into fifteen pills.\r\n                    Label: <action n=\"40\">Deobstruent pills</action> three to be taken night and morning.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n                \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />Miss A. B.             \r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1779.\r\n            <lb />9. p. 111\r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1618, 2, '2013-10-08 12:53:30', 430),
(2095, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c239\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:239] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Drennan / Regarding: Mrs Mattear (Drennan) (Mattaire, Mullaire\n) (Patient) / 24 December 1781 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Gillian Weir</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Lauren McClelland</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2014-11-27\">27 November 2014</date> Last updated by Lauren McClelland</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2013-05-28\">28 May 2013</date> XML file created by Gillian Weir</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"1\"/>\r\n        <head>D<sup>r</sup> Drennan <choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> his Sister</head>\r\n        <opener>\r\n            <salute>Dear Sir</salute>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I am heartily concerned for the continuance\r\n            <lb/>of your sisters distress &amp; shall be very happy to relieve it but\r\n            <lb/>must say that you have not given me the proper opportunity as\r\n            <lb/>you did not immediately give me a report of the remedy which\r\n            <lb/>you might perceive to be meant as an interim trial only. -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I have now no suspicion of any disguised intermittent, but\r\n            <lb/>judge it to <add place=\"above\">be</add> a pure <condition n=\"36\">spasmodic affection</condition>. For this however <ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>might be a remedy and especially when joined with so much <ingredient n=\"58\">LauÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>danum</ingredient> as may be necessary to prevent its running to the <bodypart n=\"66\">Gutts</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb/>As <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> has been employed I am sorry you have not told me \r\n            <lb/>how it seemed to agree with her. For I am disposed to believe that\r\n            <lb/>with or without <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> a large dose of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> given upon the\r\n            <lb/>first approach of a <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> might be <add place=\"above\">a</add> remedy, and unless you have reasons\r\n            <lb/>that I don\'t know of I expect you will try it and if it does not\r\n            <lb/>succeed I have another remedy to propose which is <ingredient n=\"31\">Musk</ingredient>. But\r\n            <lb/>unless you can get it very good don\'t try it. It is very difficult inÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>deed to be procured but I could send you some from hence to be\r\n            <lb/>depended upon. It is certainly true that the continuance of\r\n            <lb/>such a disease may wear out the powers of life but it is as certain\r\n            <lb/>that diseases of this kind often continue very long without any such\r\n            <lb/>effect.  In your former letter you said your sisters age was \r\n            <lb/>Thirty and if so I don\'t understand what you mean by her now\r\n            <lb/>approaching to a critical period of female life. However it may\r\n            <lb/>be I believe that any considerable change in the <bodypart n=\"47\">system</bodypart> might be\r\n            <lb/>of service. Has full exercise either on horseback or in a carriage \r\n            <lb/>ever been tried? I have no objection to a <treatment n=\"5\">seton</treatment> or large <treatment n=\"11\">pea \r\n            <lb/>Issue</treatment> and I think it may be of service if other measures should \r\n            <lb/>fail. What were the sensible effects of the <ingredient n=\"143\">Flores Zinci</ingredient>. When you think I can\r\n            <lb/>be of further service you may freely command\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup> D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear Doctor</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <dateline>24 <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 1781</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 239, 13, '2014-11-27 12:30:35', 40),
(2096, NULL, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"1\"/>\r\n        \r\n        <head>\r\n            For Miss A. B.\r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />A difficult case from the beginning; &amp; by having so\r\n            <lb />long withstood some proper remedies, must be still more\r\n            <lb />difficult. The whole disease seems to depend upon the\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"8\">obstruction of her monthly evacuation</condition>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To <unclear>restore</unclear> this <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment> one of the best remedies &amp; tho it\r\n            <lb />has been tried without success I would have it at times repeaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ted. The shocks need not be violent, but at the time of applicaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion should be numerous, &amp; should pass especially <unclear>thro</unclear> the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"59\">loins</bodypart>. The application should be made every two or three days\r\n            <lb />unless there are symptoms of tendency to evacuation in <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> case\r\n            <lb />the application should be every day, and the shocks stronger\r\n            <lb />&amp; more numerous.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Bathing the <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> &amp; sitting over the steam of warm\r\n            <lb />water can be of little service and I would propose to set\r\n            <lb />her in a vessel of warm water reaching to her <bodypart n=\"108\">waist</bodypart>, two or\r\n            <lb />three times a week. The water should not be very hot but\r\n            <lb />she should sit in it for at least an hour at a time taking\r\n            <lb />care to keep up the heat of the water by taking out some\r\n            <lb />of that begun to cool &amp; pouring in warm. This bathing\r\n            <lb />should be in the evening but so that she may sit up for\r\n            <lb />two or three hours after it is over.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Every morning she Should have her <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart> from the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"62\">haunches</bodypart> downwards <treatment n=\"39\">rubbed gently with a flannel</treatment> or\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"18\">flesh brush</treatment> for a quarter or half an hour.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Exercise of all kinds would do service both to her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"95\">mind</bodypart> &amp; body but walking according to her strength and\r\n            <lb />weather, is the best. And if her strength does not allow\r\n            <lb />her to walk much, better be set on horseback &amp;c.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Avoid cold by warm cloathing, especially keeping her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart> always very warm &amp; dry.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Without all these remedies together being attended to\r\n            <lb />medicines may prove of very little use.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Keep her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular; but not by a medicine unless\r\n            <lb />when particularly required; &amp; this <treatment n=\"30\">not to purge</treatment>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"31\"><choice><abbr>Strengthen<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>Strengthening</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice></action> tho hitherto without success should\r\n           \r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />still be employed &amp; the best I can think of is ordered below.\r\n            <lb />She should take apart of it every morning before breakfast,\r\n            <lb />in half a munchkin of water. The water should be warmed by\r\n            <lb />putting half a gill of boiling water to half a munchkin taken\r\n            <lb />taking from the spring. Into this put 30 or 40 drops of the <action n=\"31\">Tincture</action>\r\n            <lb />&amp; drink this at two draughts at the interval of a quarter or\r\n            <lb />half an hour. If this dose sit easy on the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> &amp; is\r\n            <lb />not very harsh to the taste, increase it gradually to 50 or 60\r\n            <lb />drops. In an hour after she may take breakfast. When\r\n            <lb />returned from her forenoon\'s exercise, she should take an ordiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nary wineglass of water of the same warmth as before\r\n            <lb />to ten drops of the <action n=\"31\">Tincture</action> in it, &amp; another dose like this\r\n            <lb />maybe repeated between 7 &amp; 8 p.m. I consider this\r\n            <lb />medicine as an <ingredient n=\"12\">artificial mineral water</ingredient> but more effecÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tual than any this country naturally produces.\r\n          </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have but one other medicine to propose; &amp; it is one\r\n            <lb />to compose her <bodypart n=\"47\">nerves</bodypart> and <symptom n=\"6\">spirits</symptom>. It is in the form of pills\r\n            <lb />to be taken every night for six or seven nights together.\r\n            <lb />But then they may be laid aside, and to be renewed only\r\n            <lb />when her <bodypart n=\"41\">brain</bodypart> &amp; <symptom n=\"6\">spirits</symptom> seem to be more than usually\r\n            <lb />affected. I wish I had been informed of <symptom n=\"17\">her state\r\n                <lb />of sleeping</symptom> or of the effect of <ingredient n=\"14\">opiates</ingredient> if they have been used.\r\n            <lb />It is probable they might occasionally be useful but\r\n            <lb />as I am not informed &amp;cc.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I can not be <unclear>positive</unclear> in <choice><abbr>direct<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>directing</expan></choice> the diet, but a\r\n            <lb />tolerably full one is what I should think proper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"129\">Tinct. Mart.</ingredient> Ph. Ed. ad. ult. â„¥ij <ingredient n=\"123\">Sp<sup>t.</sup> lavend.</ingredient> comp. Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb />â„³. S. <action n=\"31\">Strengthen<sup>g</sup> Tincture</action> --\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>                   \r\n                    Take two ounces of the last ordered <ingredient n=\"129\">Tincture of Mars</ingredient>, Edinburgh PharmacopÅ“ia, two drachms of compound of <ingredient n=\"123\">Spirit of Lavender</ingredient>\r\n                    Mix and Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthen<sup>g</sup> Tincture</action> --\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"23\">Camph.</ingredient> Ê’j <ingredient n=\"50\">Sacch. alb. duriss.</ingredient> â„ˆj Adjecta <ingredient n=\"369\">Sp<sup>t.</sup> vin.\r\n                    <lb />rectif<sup>t.</sup></ingredient> guttula levito in pulv. dein adde <ingredient n=\"5\">As. foetid.</ingredient> opt. â„ˆij\r\n                    <lb />et cum Mucil. <ingredient n=\"75\">gumm. Arab.</ingredient> q.s. f. mass. d.<sup>a</sup> in Pil. s. gr. 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The effects of <ingredient n=\"58\">LauÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>danum</ingredient> for three <add place=\"above\">nights</add> together were considerable and I suspect you\r\n           <lb/>did wrong in taking it away on the fourth for habitual diseases\r\n           <lb/>require commonly a long perseverance in the remedies required to\r\n           <lb/>break the force of habit and the <ingredient n=\"14\">opium</ingredient> does not always induce\r\n           <lb/>sleep it induces a tranquility of the <bodypart n=\"47\">Nervous System</bodypart> nearly of equal\r\n           <lb/>benefit with Sleep. It therefore upon the recurrence of violent\r\n    <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n           <lb/>attacks you shall think proper as I think you may again\r\n           <lb/>try the power of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> and find it successfull in appeaÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>sing the <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> I would in this case advise you to persist\r\n           <lb/>longer in the use of it.\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>In such a constitution as M<sup>rs</sup> Mattears I own that <unclear><ingredient n=\"35\">steel</ingredient></unclear>\r\n           <lb/>is an ambiguous remedy but remember that its <action n=\"29\">tonic</action> and\r\n           <lb/><action n=\"5\">astringent</action> powers have been as often taken notice of as its <action n=\"33\">apeÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>rient</action> and in a lax <bodypart n=\"47\">System</bodypart> I think it is more likely to be <action n=\"27\">sedative</action>\r\n           <lb/>than <action n=\"28\">stimulant</action>. When therefore you find M<sup>rs</sup> Mattear free from \r\n           <lb/><condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> you may use the <ingredient n=\"12\">chalybeate</ingredient> pretty freely. I am more\r\n           <lb/>Scrupulous in admitting warm bathing but as I would not \r\n           <lb/>willingly deprive her of any means of relief I would not forbid\r\n           <lb/>her to <treatment n=\"17\">bath her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> except at the times of approaching</treatment>\r\n           <lb/>menstruation. I am very well pleased with her thought \r\n           <lb/>of cold bathing to her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> but I would first have another trial\r\n           <lb/>of the <ingredient n=\"58\">laudanum</ingredient> as proposed above and if that fails I shall\r\n           <lb/>willingly admit of the trial of cold water poured upon her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>.\r\n           <lb/>For this purpose her <treatment n=\"48\"><bodypart n=\"120\">hair</bodypart> must almost entirely be cut out and\r\n           <lb/>her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> shaven &amp; from time to time shaving repeated</treatment>.\r\n      <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n           <lb/>After the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> has been <treatment n=\"48\">shaven</treatment>, you may in a day or two you\r\n           <lb/>may begin to pour water on the <bodypart n=\"1\">crown of the head</bodypart> held\r\n           <lb/>over a bason. The water should at first consist of one part\r\n           <lb/>boiling water and three or four parts of spring water or\r\n           <lb/>what is at fifty degrees of Farenheit. This mixed water\r\n           <lb/>may be used for a day or two but after that let an eight \r\n           <lb/>part of the boiling water be with drawn every second day and \r\n           <lb/>thus by degrees reduced to quite cold. Pray operate by exact\r\n           <lb/>measure and you will operate safely\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>Let me know when I can be of further service\r\n           <lb/>and you shall always find me very sincerely\r\n       </p>\r\n       <closer>\r\n           <salute>\r\n               <lb/>Dear D<sup>r</sup>\r\n               <lb/>Your most obedient servant\r\n           </salute>\r\n           <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n           <dateline>\r\n               <lb/><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup> 23<sup>d</sup> Dece<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh 23<sup>d</sup> December</expan></choice>\r\n               <lb/>1782.\r\n           </dateline>\r\n       </closer>\r\n    </div> \r\n</body>', 688, 3, '2013-08-01 15:19:49', 71);
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I hearing of his \r\n            <lb/>Illness (as he is Related to us Both) went to See him\r\n            <lb/>but could not at that time prevail on him to do\r\n            <lb/>any thing he alleged it was only frost Biteing and \r\n            <lb/>that he would be quite Well whenever the Weather\r\n            <lb/>became Soft, however about a fort<add place=\"above\">n</add>ight ago he turned \r\n            <lb/>much worse his whole <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> was become <condition n=\"31\">paralitic</condition>\r\n            <lb/>his <symptom n=\"81\">speech</symptom> much affected his <symptom n=\"71\"><bodypart n=\"120\">head</bodypart> quite Confused</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>his Judgement &amp; <symptom n=\"74\">Memory</symptom> much Impaired\r\n        </p>\r\n       <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>He was <treatment n=\"1\">Blooded at the <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart> to about 24 <choice><abbr>oz</abbr><expan>ounces</expan></choice></treatment>\r\n            <lb/>a Sharp <action n=\"24\">Purgative</action> given the same day which\r\n            <lb/>operated pretty Briskly his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse was Rather quick\r\n            <lb/>but not Strong</symptom> and both <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"23\">strength\r\n            <lb/>seeemd to sink</symptom> under Evacuations so we did not\r\n            <lb/>Repeat them only a Gentle <action n=\"24\">purgative</action> every\r\n            <lb/>other Day to keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> Open a <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> was\r\n            <lb/>also Applyd to his <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart> it <symptom n=\"46\">Run Excessively</symptom> and\r\n            <lb/>I thought for some time his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse became fuller</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>but no advantage was obtained by any of these\r\n            <lb/>Evacuations either over the <condition n=\"31\">paralytic affection</condition>\r\n            <lb/>or the <symptom n=\"71\">Confusion in his <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart></symptom>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>as there <add place=\"above\">are</add> strong symptoms of some <unclear>Effusion</unclear> takeing\r\n            <lb/>place in the <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart> D<sup>r</sup> Campbell &amp; 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he <symptom n=\"148\">frequently grates his <bodypart n=\"3\">teeth</bodypart></symptom>\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>To\r\n            <lb/>Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb/>Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>M<sup>c</sup>Adam of Grimmel\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1784\r\n                <lb/>V. xv. p. 402\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2407, 2, '2014-01-28 12:17:46', 95),
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The <symptom n=\"42\">Suppuration</symptom> gave me immeÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>diately relief from pain and since that time which is ten \r\n            <lb/>days ago I have rested well in the Nights and the <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>and <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> are greatly abated, tho there still remains \r\n            <lb/>some <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> and a considerable <symptom n=\"125\">hardness</symptom> on the lower part\r\n     <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>of the <bodypart n=\"79\">Jaw</bodypart> and below it the <bodypart n=\"68\">Muscles of the <bodypart n=\"10\">Neck</bodypart></bodypart> are <symptom n=\"63\">Swelled</symptom>\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"133\">stiff &amp; contracted</symptom>. The <bodypart n=\"79\">Jaw</bodypart> is within these few days relaxed\r\n            <lb/>something so that I can now with ease get a tea spoon into\r\n            <lb/>my <bodypart n=\"2\">Mouth</bodypart>, but nothing of a larger size.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>During the first fortnight fomentations of Warm Water\r\n            <lb/>mixed with <ingredient n=\"190\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Goulard</ingredient> were used by dipping <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del>\r\n            <lb/><del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> flannels into the fomentation wringing them out \r\n            <lb/>and applying them to the <bodypart n=\"8\">Cheek</bodypart>, &amp; <treatment n=\"23\">Poltices</treatment> of bread &amp; water\r\n            <lb/>were constantly used except when the fomentations were\r\n            <lb/>applying. - Sometimes the steam of Milk &amp; water has\r\n            <lb/>been applyed to the <bodypart n=\"8\">Cheek</bodypart> &amp; since the <symptom n=\"42\">Suppuration</symptom> <treatment n=\"23\">Poltices</treatment>\r\n            <lb/>of bread &amp; Milk &amp; bread and a <ingredient n=\"120\" t=\"3\">Solution of <choice><abbr>Sachir: Saturn:</abbr><expan>Sachirum Saturni</expan></choice></ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>has been used and fomentations of the solution which are\r\n            <lb/>still continued. About fourteen days after the disorder \r\n            <lb/>commenced I had a <treatment n=\"16\">cupping Glass applied</treatment> on the <bodypart n=\"10\">Neck</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>below the <symptom n=\"63\">swelled <bodypart n=\"79\">Jaw</bodypart></symptom>, and a <treatment n=\"4\">blister plaister</treatment> between my \r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"11\">Shoudlers</bodypart>,and immediately After these Applications <treatment n=\"14\">Leeches</treatment>\r\n            <lb/>were applied, which has also been done once since; during\r\n            <lb/>the Course of the disorder I have got several doses of <ingredient n=\"140\">salts</ingredient> and \r\n            <lb/>other Physick and have been <treatment n=\"3\">electrifyed</treatment> two or three times.\r\n        </p>\r\n     <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I have been much troubled with <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatisms</condition>, and had D<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb/>Cullens advice for these complaints in a letter to late D<sup>r</sup> \r\n            <lb/>Saunders in July 1774, &amp; further directions from him in the\r\n            <lb/>Month of March following,<note>See letters forming Case:302.</note> but I never had any ailments\r\n            <lb/>Similar to this; I have been Subject to <symptom n=\"49\">toothacks</symptom>, and my\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> has frequently <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom> on such Occasions, but such\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"63\">swellings</symptom> have been of no duration, without any <symptom n=\"125\">hardness</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>and never caused any <symptom n=\"133\">Stiffness</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"79\">Jaw</bodypart>, &amp; my present \r\n            <lb/>complaint was not preceeded by or attended with any\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"49\">toothack</symptom>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The <symptom n=\"133\">Stiffness</symptom> of the <bodypart n=\"79\">Jaw</bodypart> is now of a Months continuance &amp; \r\n            <lb/>alarms me much tho it is at present as I have said con\r\n            <lb/>siderably less than for the first three Weeks. The <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>upon the <bodypart n=\"79\">lower part of the Jaw</bodypart> and of the <bodypart n=\"68\">Muscles</bodypart> under\r\n            <lb/>it is rather increased within these two days with some\r\n            <lb/>degree of pain.- The <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom> and <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> on the <bodypart n=\"8\">upper\r\n            <lb/>part of the Cheek</bodypart> being considerably abated D<sup>r</sup> Abernethy\r\n            <lb/>thinks that the <symptom n=\"133\">Stiffness</symptom> of the <bodypart n=\"79\">Jaw</bodypart> is owing to the rigidity\r\n            <lb/>of the <bodypart n=\"89\">ligaments of the Joint</bodypart>, he therefore wishes to know if\r\n            <lb/>D<sup>r</sup> Cullen would approve of the <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment> being continued\r\n            <lb/>or if the <treatment n=\"39\">rubbing</treatment> in <ingredient n=\"238\" t=\"23\">Saturnine Ointment</ingredient> or any <action n=\"16\">emolient</action>\r\n      <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n            <lb/>Ointment would be proper to remove that rigidity or if\r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"14\">Leeches</treatment> should again be applied if the <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom> under\r\n            <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"79\">Jaw</bodypart> should increase. To the <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom> under the <bodypart n=\"79\">Jaw</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"11\">Cammomile flowers</ingredient> boiled with the Solution are now\r\n            <lb/>applying &amp; a little <ingredient n=\"23\" t=\"28\">Camphorated Oil</ingredient> twice a day rubbed\r\n            <lb/>on the <bodypart n=\"89\">Joint</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed><choice><abbr>W<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>William</expan></choice> Leslie</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Banff <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 24. 1781</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n\r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Leslie\r\n                <lb/><del>C</del> <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1781\r\n                <lb/>V. 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The whole of history was necessary â€“\r\n        <lb />but it leaves me, whatever you may think, without any doubt about the\r\n        <lb />nature of the disease. I judge the whole to be that of the conÂ¬\r\n        <lb />stitution which produces sometimes <condition n=\"91\">nephritic</condition> <condition n=\"3\">sometimes podagric\r\n        <lb />affections</condition> for tho I cannot tell why it produces sometimes more of the\r\n        <lb />one than t\'other I hold the diathesis to be the same in both Cases.\r\n        <lb />Admitting all this I hold the pains lately affecting <bodypart n=\"28\">M<sup>r</sup> Lawsons\r\n        <lb />back</bodypart> to have been <condition n=\"91\">purely nephritic</condition> and from what you write on the\r\n        <lb />cover I hope they are for this turn gone. But you must expect\r\n        <lb />some returns tho <condition n=\"3\">the podagric symptoms</condition> are seldom troublesome\r\n        <lb />during the summer and <condition n=\"91\">even the nephritic</condition> are generally less freÂ¬\r\n        <lb />quent for the same time. I hope you shall have an opportunity\r\n        <lb />during the summer of taking measures for rendering the attacks of\r\n        <lb />either kind both less frequent and more moderate. For this purpose\r\n        <lb />you must begin with perswading M<sup>r</sup> Lawson that unless <add place=\"above\">he</add> is very\r\n        <lb />attentive to his regimen and somewhat steady in taking medicines\r\n        <lb />he is in danger of being very constantly in a disagreeable valetudinary\r\n        <lb />state. With respect to both his regimen &amp; remedies I give you\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />my opinion in the following articles\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />1. If contrary to my supposition <condition n=\"91\">the nephritic symptoms</condition> shall either conÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tinue or recurr I would treat them by <ingredient n=\"14\">opiates</ingredient> <action n=\"10\">demulcents</action> and <action n=\"21\">laxatives</action>\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">but without any bleeding</treatment> if possible that is without <symptom n=\"62\">urgent symptoms of\r\n        <lb />Inflammation</symptom>\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />2. If <condition n=\"91\">the nephritic symptoms</condition> shall be gone and <condition n=\"3\">any proper gouty\r\n        <lb />pains</condition> shall appear I would leave them to nature with rest &amp; warmth\r\n        <lb />and I would not try to assist with warm bathing which I can conÂ¬\r\n        <lb />vince you is an ambiguous remedy\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />3. If no <condition n=\"3\">gouty pains</condition> come on and M<sup>r</sup> Lawson gets into <symptom n=\"34\">the feverish\r\n        <lb />state</symptom> he has been in before I would try to <action n=\"41\">discuss it</action> <treatment n=\"9\">by vomiting</treatment>\r\n        <lb />and by <symptom n=\"61\">nauseating doses</symptom> of <ingredient n=\"83\">James\' powder</ingredient> given at accessions if\r\n        <lb />they are marked or otherwise at bedtime with sometimes <ingredient n=\"14\">a portion\r\n        <lb />of opiate</ingredient> with <ingredient n=\"83\">the powder</ingredient>.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />4. If <symptom n=\"34\">the feverish symptoms</symptom> shall continue without any appearance\r\n        <lb />or threatening of pains in <bodypart n=\"52\">the extremities</bodypart> you may again try\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"60\">the mustard</ingredient> but when any tendency to pain appears I hold the\r\n        <lb />application to be ambiguous.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />5. If both <condition n=\"91\">the nephritic</condition> <condition n=\"3\">podagric</condition> and <symptom n=\"34\">feverish symptoms</symptom> shall disÂ¬\r\n        <lb />appear or become very moderate I would have M<sup>r</sup> Lawson to enter\r\n        <lb />upon <ingredient n=\"100\">a course of the caustic lixivium</ingredient> in broth, for the conduct\r\n        <lb />of which I need not offer you any directions\r\n    </p>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />6. Under this course let his diet be of the lighter kinds of animal food\r\n        <lb />with what milk he can easily digest. The farinacea are allowable\r\n        <lb />especially well leavened bread but he must be very sparing of garden\r\n        <lb />things and the directly acid or readily acescent he should avoid altoÂ¬\r\n        <lb />gether. For the same reason he must entirely avoid all fermented liÂ¬\r\n        <lb />quor but as the tone of <bodypart n=\"46\">his stomach</bodypart> has been accustomed to and may reÂ¬\r\n        <lb />quire some strong drink let him take spirits &amp; water the spirit being\r\n        <lb />of the kind he likes best\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />7. He should be often in the fresh air &amp; in gentle exercise as much as <bodypart n=\"45\">his\r\n        <lb />kidneys</bodypart> will <add place=\"above\">bear</add>. Riding is hardly in any shape admissible. A carriage\r\n        <lb />must be employed but that upon smooth roads only. A Journey would\r\n        <lb />be of great service to <condition n=\"3\">his gout</condition> but in <condition n=\"91\">nephritic complaints</condition>\r\n        <lb />it is seldom safe.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />8. Avocation from business will be <add place=\"above\">of</add> service and at least the applicaÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tion to business <add place=\"above\">should be as little</add> as possible.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />9. I need hardly say that cold is to be carefully guarded against and\r\n        <lb />that regular hours are necessary. <symptom n=\"28\">Morning sweats</symptom> are to be encouraged\r\n        <lb />as little as possible.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />I say no more at present expecting to hear from you again\r\n        <lb />with all your doubts I hope you have none of my being always\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute>Dear John most faithfully yours</salute>\r\n        <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        <dateline>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 20<sup>th</sup> June\r\n            <lb />1781 â€“â€“\r\n        </dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n</body>', 150, 13, '2014-12-04 13:49:04', 180),
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In this view of so variously\r\n        <lb />complicated a disorder it is very difficult to advise â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />If <symptom n=\"62\">anything clearly inflammatory</symptom>, or <symptom n=\"57\">even if spasmodÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ic affections</symptom> be <symptom n=\"34\">attended with fever</symptom> <treatment n=\"1\">a little blood may be drawn</treatment>\r\n        <lb />but otherwise <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding is not suitable to the general ailments</treatment>.\r\n      <lb />For these I would support the vigour of <bodypart n=\"47\">the Nervous</bodypart> and\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"57\">Sanguiferous system</bodypart> by medicines compatible with <symptom n=\"62\">an \r\n            <lb />inflammatory state</symptom>. Such I hold <ingredient n=\"101\">guaiac</ingredient> and for a formÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ula see below â€“ The doses must be according to the effects on\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">the belly</bodypart>. i.e. regular <action n=\"24\">without purging</action>. The proportion of\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar Emetic</ingredient> in it must be regulated by its effects on\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">the Stomach</bodypart>. It should not give <symptom n=\"3\">much sickness</symptom> else Miss\r\n        <lb />H. will not bear the repetition of it. If she can bear the\r\n        <lb />repetition of it she will also bear <ingredient n=\"110\">the Tartar Emetic</ingredient>\r\n      <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />gradually increased.</p>\r\n <p><lb />The only other medicine I would recommend is an\r\n     <lb />Opiate to be used more or less frequently or largely as <symptom n=\"57\">the\r\n        <lb />spasmodic ailments</symptom> or her tendency to them may seem\r\n        <lb />to require. No other can be depended on. She may\r\n        <lb />amuse herself with any other she likes but I believe\r\n        <lb />the only other one from which she will have any benefit\r\n     <lb />will be <ingredient n=\"67\">a good Ã†ther</ingredient>.</p>\r\n <p><lb />Some years ago Miss H. might have been much\r\n     <lb />the better for <ingredient n=\"2\">the farther use of Mercury</ingredient> but the opportÂ¬\r\n        <lb />inity is past. Not very long ago I believe also she\r\n     <lb />might have been the better of <treatment n=\"25\">sweating with <ingredient n=\"64\">Dover\'s <choice><abbr>powd.</abbr><expan>powder</expan></choice></ingredient></treatment>\r\n     <lb />and if <condition n=\"15\">much Rheumatism</condition> were yet to return I should\r\n        <lb />wish it tried but in a constitution now so broken I\r\n        <lb />cannot pronounce the benefit would be equal to the\r\n        <lb />trouble it must give to her who cannot move herself.</p>\r\n<p><lb />Her diet must be directed by experience of the juvantia\r\n        <lb />&amp; lÃ¦dentia which I am not acquainted with and leave\r\n        <lb />to you.</p>\r\n    <recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"101\">Gumm. guaiac.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"52\">Sacch. alb. puriss.</ingredient> @ Ê’ij\r\n            <lb />Terito in pulv. ten. cui adde <ingredient n=\"75\">Muc. g. A. crass.</ingredient> â„¥jÅ¿s\r\n        <lb />Terito iterum diligenter et paulatim affunde\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"48\">Aq. alexiter. simpl.</action> â„¥jv <ingredient n=\"17\">â€“â€“ nuc. mosch.</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"21\" t=\"18\">Syr. e cort. aurant.</ingredient> â„¥j <ingredient n=\"158\">Sal. diuret.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s <ingredient n=\"110\">tart. emet.</ingredient> gr. ij\r\n            <lb />â„³. S. <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic â„³.</action> a table spoonful twice a day; an\r\n        <lb />hour or two before dinner &amp; again at bed time; shaking\r\n        <lb />the phial very well always before pouring it out</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take 2 drachms of <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum Guaiacum</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"52\">refined White Sugar</ingredient>. Rub into a fine powder, to which add 1Â½ ounces of <ingredient n=\"75\">coarse Gum Arabic paste</ingredient>. \r\n            Again rub together thoroughly and gradually pour over 4 ounces of <action n=\"48\">simple Alexiteric Water</action>, 2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"17\">Nutmeg Water</ingredient>, an ounce of <ingredient n=\"21\" t=\"18\">Orange Peel syrup</ingredient>, Â½ an ounce of <ingredient n=\"158\">Diuretic Salts</ingredient> and 2 grains of <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar Emetic</ingredient>. \r\n            Mix. Label: <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Mixture</action>, a table spoonful twice a day; an hour or two before dinner &amp; again at bed time; shaking the phial very well always before pouring it out</reg>\r\n    </choice></recipe>\r\n    <p><lb />N.B. When <action n=\"34\">an Anodyne draught</action> is to be taken at bedtime\r\n        <lb /><action n=\"11\">the Diaphoretic mixture</action> may be taken at 7 p.m.</p>\r\n    <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 19<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Febr<sup>.y</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1781</dateline></closer>\r\n</div></body>', 1088, 13, '2014-12-10 14:26:56', 145),
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Campbell <choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Farquharson\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 26. 1779\r\n        <lb />V. X. p. 95.</annot></div>\r\n    <div><pb n=\"3\" />\r\n<p><lb />M<sup>.rs</sup> F aged 28 years a sound healthy active\r\n    <lb />woman â€“ Married November 1777 â€“ <condition n=\"13\">Catched a Cold</condition>,\r\n        <lb />but with no disagreeable symptoms, in the\r\n    <lb />beginning of June last, which <treatment n=\"1\">after losing\r\n    <lb />some blood</treatment>, was going off in <symptom n=\"28\">a plentifull\r\n        <lb />perspiration</symptom>, in the middle of which an\r\n        <lb />accidental alarm raised her out of Bed in\r\n        <lb />the night time and kept her for above an\r\n        <lb />hour together naked &amp; exposed in a cold  \r\n        <lb />passage â€“ In July last, she was delivered of\r\n    <lb />child, &amp; had a good recovery, but <symptom n=\"4\">her cough\r\n    <lb />still continued</symptom>, <symptom n=\"15\">a frequency in her pulse</symptom> and\r\n    <lb />now and then <symptom n=\"28\">plentiful nocturnal perspiraÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tions</symptom> â€“ Her appetit and spirits not be comÂ¬\r\n    <lb />plain\'d of â€“ tho\' <symptom n=\"26\">she fell off considirably in\r\n        <lb />her flesh</symptom> â€“ Some days ago she complain\'d of\r\n    <lb />a pain <bodypart n=\"27\">immediatly below the right Breast</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />not very accute, to which there was <treatment n=\"4\">a Blister\r\n        <lb />apply\'d which is still kept open</treatment> â€“ She has\r\n    <lb />since the 18<sup>th</sup> Instant had <symptom n=\"34\">a greater degree\r\n        <lb />of Fever upon her than usual</symptom>, attended with\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"12\">a frequency and some gentle difficulty of breathing</symptom>\r\n    <lb />The pain of <bodypart n=\"73\">her side</bodypart> is gone &amp; <symptom n=\"34\">her feverish</symptom> <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom>\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    <lb />abated â€“ but <symptom n=\"4\">the cough still continues</symptom> with\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"76\">a discharge of a tough <unclear>glassy</unclear> Phlegm â€“â€“\r\n        <lb />which she expectorates</symptom> without any great\r\n    <lb />difficulty â€“ <symptom n=\"28\">Her sweatings have not been so\r\n        <lb />profuse</symptom> for some nights past â€“ <symptom n=\"8\">Her appetite\r\n    <lb />bad</symptom> but <symptom n=\"68\">her drought not excessive</symptom> â€“ <symptom n=\"23\">Her strength\r\n        <lb />much impaird</symptom> â€“ confined to bed for a Week\r\n    <lb />past and <symptom n=\"15\">her pulse from 110 to 116 in the\r\n        <lb />minute</symptom></p>\r\n     <closer><dateline>Campbeltown\r\n            <lb />26<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice>1779</dateline></closer>\r\n        <postscript><p><lb />She never had since <symptom n=\"4\">the commencement of\r\n        <lb />her cough</symptom> in the begining of June last any\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"62\">symptoms of inflamation</symptom> excepting\r\n            <lb />this late pain in <bodypart n=\"73\">her side</bodypart> which went off\r\n            <lb />immediatly <treatment n=\"4\">upon the Blisters taking effect</treatment>.</p></postscript>\r\n    </div></body>', 1732, 2, '2013-10-21 11:41:20', 105);
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With\r\n        <lb /><supplied>r</supplied>egard to her present Complaints, I have only to add to her former\r\n        <lb /><supplied>ca</supplied>se that she has <symptom n=\"31\">a DiarrhÅ“a that is most troublesome</symptom> to her in\r\n        <lb /><supplied>the</supplied> night. The pain of <bodypart n=\"73\">her Side</bodypart> gives no uneasiness, her Breathing\r\n        <lb />is pretty free and <symptom n=\"4\">her cough not violent</symptom> by any means, <symptom n=\"68\">her\r\n        <lb />drought is greatest thro the night</symptom>, her diet is now Milk with\r\n        <lb />with the Farrinacea. She <condition n=\"8\">has not seen her menses regularly\r\n            <lb />for some time</condition>, <treatment n=\"11\"><bodypart n=\"73\">her Side</bodypart> is still kep<sup>t.</sup> open with Issue</treatment> and\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">the Blister shall be applied <bodypart n=\"11\">between the Shoulders</bodypart></treatment> as you\r\n        <lb />direct. Should be glad to have your Opinion whether or not\r\n        <lb />a Flannel Shift would be necessary or if <action n=\"25\">the cooling mixture</action>\r\n        <lb />may be given while <symptom n=\"31\">her DiarrhÅ“a</symptom> continues. I am</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>Sir\r\n    <lb />with Regard\r\n        <lb />Your Most <choice><abbr>Obed</abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> humble <choice><abbr>Servt.</abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n    <signed>Lionel Campbell</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Campbellt<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>Campbelltown</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />8<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1779</dateline></closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div><pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <p><lb />To\r\n        <lb />Doctor Cullen Professor of <choice><abbr>Med<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>Medicine</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></p>\r\n    <handShift />\r\n    <annot><lb />M<sup>r</sup> Lionel Campbell \r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>rs</sup> Farquharson\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 8. 1779.\r\n        <lb />V. X. p. 103.</annot></div></body>', 1738, 2, '2014-09-18 12:10:43', 55),
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My friend M<sup>r</sup> Blackburne\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />who I presume is now your Pupil can give you farther\r\n            <lb />accounts â€“ of this Lady who has so great a respect for the\r\n            <lb />medical <choice><abbr>Gent<sup>n.</sup></abbr><expan>Gentlemen</expan></choice> â€“â€“ You will receive the enclosed <choice><abbr>Dr<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Draught</expan></choice> for your\r\n            <lb />trouble, I wish it had been more,\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Her generall Complaints are not materially alter\'d\r\n            <lb />since the first Note of her Case, this last year more\r\n            <lb />particularly she has had frequent <condition n=\"15\"><symptom n=\"62\">Inflammatory</symptom>\r\n            <lb />Rheumatisms</condition> â€“ which, notwithstanding the Exhibition of\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"83\"><choice><orig>P: Jacob.</orig><reg>James\'s Powder</reg></choice></ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"91\"><choice><abbr>Nitr.</abbr><expan>Nitre</expan></choice></ingredient> <ingredient n=\"23\"><choice><abbr>Camph.</abbr><expan>Camphor</expan></choice></ingredient> &amp;c could not be conquer\'d without\r\n            <lb />general &amp; <treatment n=\"1\">topical Bleedings</treatment> with the <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> <ingredient n=\"278\">neutral\r\n            <lb />salts</ingredient> â€“ of which the <ingredient n=\"254\"><choice><orig>Tart. Vitr: Ê’i</orig><reg>drachm of Vitriolated Tartar</reg></choice></ingredient> was most serviceable â€“\r\n            <lb />â€“ <ingredient n=\"14\">her Opiate</ingredient> was always necessary &amp; if delay\'d too long â€“\r\n            <lb />â€“ <symptom n=\"39\">the convulsive Complaints</symptom> became intolerable â€“ as they\r\n            <lb />are always much more violent â€“ when affected <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> these\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"62\">Inflammatory Disorders</symptom>, <bodypart n=\"33\">the Vagina</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"117\">Perineum</bodypart> â€“\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"30\">Abdominal</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"68\">Muscles</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"69\">Intestines</bodypart> â€“ &amp; <bodypart n=\"52\">extremities</bodypart>, &amp; <choice><abbr>oy<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>other</expan></choice> parts â€“\r\n            <lb />at different <add place=\"above\">times</add> have been affected â€“â€“ since her maid got\r\n            <lb />the enclos\'d wrote has had a very severe attack.\r\n            <lb />â€“ &amp; I think <bodypart n=\"131\">the neck of the uterus</bodypart>, has been one part of its\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />Seat â€“ is now again recovered &amp; has had <symptom n=\"30\">a copious\r\n            <lb />nettle like Eruption over <bodypart n=\"30\">the Abdomen</bodypart></symptom> - <bodypart n=\"48\">her Blood</bodypart> has \r\n            <lb />been ever buffy - or tenacious - according as it â€“\r\n            <lb />came in a full stream or trickling down <bodypart n=\"12\">the arm</bodypart> -\r\n            <lb />â€“ since <treatment n=\"52\">her Salivation</treatment> altho\' <subst><del>no</del><add place=\"above\">very little</add></subst> Mercury, <add place=\"above\">&amp; that seldom</add> has been\r\n            <lb />given â€“ <symptom n=\"72\">has very frequently profesd flow of\r\n            <lb />Saliva</symptom> â€“ &amp; is then always much better â€“\r\n            <lb />â€“ the most <symptom n=\"62\">violent attack of the Inflammatory kind</symptom> was\r\n            <lb />in <choice><abbr>aug<sup>st.</sup></abbr><expan>august</expan></choice> last â€“ when the Intestines were its seat â€“ contrary -\r\n            <lb />to my wish <treatment n=\"1\">necessity compell\'d me to bleed three times</treatment> â€“\r\n            <lb />as <bodypart n=\"48\">her Blood</bodypart> was exceeding Buffy, <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse quick small &amp; hard</symptom> â€“\r\n            <lb />&amp; no relieve till the third operation â€“ but however\r\n            <lb />She had recruited â€“ till this last attack â€“ &amp; <treatment n=\"1\">by one kindly\r\n            <lb />Bleeding</treatment> has soon got free, together with <treatment n=\"16\">Cupping - on\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"30\">the abdomen</bodypart></treatment> â€“ &amp; <choice><abbr>oy<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>other</expan></choice> antiphlogistic medicines â€“ &amp; low Diet â€“\r\n            <lb />â€“ she has those attacks even when she does not quit her  \r\n            <lb />chamber â€“ I fear I\'m almost as tedious as her maid â€“â€“â€“â€“ \r\n            <lb />â€“ but our Patient is an old maid &amp; made <add place=\"above\">me</add> promise on my honor\r\n            <lb />â€“ to say something to you myselfe, the <choice><abbr>Catam:</abbr><expan>Catamenia</expan></choice> have ceas\'d, some ye<add place=\"above\">a</add>rs\r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb />I thought there was more air extricated from <bodypart n=\"48\">the Blood</bodypart> in\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"16\">Cupping her</treatment>, than I\'ve observ\'d in <choice><abbr>oy<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>other</expan></choice> Patients â€“â€“ may the\r\n            <lb />Fluids abound too much with fix\'d air &amp; Cause these\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>freq<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>frequent</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammations</symptom> &amp; may the Caustic alkali be usefull -\r\n            <lb />â€“ I beg Pardon for <del>this</del> offering this crude <choice><abbr>Q.</abbr><expan>Query</expan></choice> â€“â€“\r\n            <lb />but Sir I know you too well to entertain an Idea it\r\n            <lb />will be offensive, for whom I must beg leave to express â€“\r\n            <lb />my profound Veneration &amp; respect â€“ having once had the\r\n            <lb />happiness &amp; pleasure of being your Pupil â€“â€“\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>&amp; am S<sup>r.</sup> <choice><abbr>Y<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Your</expan></choice> very oblig\'d humble <choice><abbr>Ser<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>.</salute>\r\n            <signed>Rich<sup>d.</sup> Walker</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Stockton. <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 11: 1781 â€“</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    <postscript>\r\n        <lb />P.S. have enclos\'d\r\n        <lb />a Frank - directed for\r\n        <lb />me â€“ &amp; Flatter myself\r\n        <lb />to hear from you  a soon\r\n        <lb />as perfectly <choice><abbr>conven<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>convenient</expan></choice> â€“â€“\r\n    </postscript>\r\n</div>\r\n</body>', 1977, 13, '2014-12-09 16:22:33', 150),
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However I hope\r\n        <lb />it can be <add place=\"above\">relieved</add> relieved and as the lady is now <subst><del>approa</del><add place=\"above\">approach</add></subst>Â¬\r\n        <lb />ing to a period <add place=\"above\">to rally</add> of life which makes a great change\r\n        <lb />in the constitution it is to be hoped that she may\r\n        <lb />recieve very <symptom n=\"25\"><add place=\"above\">Jaundice</add></symptom> great benefit by it.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb /><add place=\"above\">bring</add>To bring <add place=\"above\">m is m</add> the matter to as simple view\r\n        <lb />as possible I must observe that the pains <add place=\"above\">mis</add> of <bodypart n=\"46\">her \r\n        <lb />stomach</bodypart> and <symptom n=\"25\">Jaundice <add place=\"above\">Jaundice</add></symptom> which she was affected with\r\n        <lb />last harvest, <symptom n=\"25\"><add place=\"above\">Jaundice Jaundice</add></symptom> had no connection with the disorder\r\n        <lb /><add place=\"margin\">mism</add> in <bodypart n=\"12\">her right <add place=\"above\">m</add> arm</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart>, but was a separate ailÂ¬\r\n        <lb /><add place=\"margin\">is m<lb /></add>ment probably depending on <condition n=\"55\">Biliary Calculi</condition>\r\n        <lb />sticking in <bodypart n=\"88\">the Biliary Ducts</bodypart>. Such an ailment\r\n        <lb />may again return and may I hope be again relieÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ved by <ingredient n=\"26\">the Ipecacuanha</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient>, and if the pain\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />is acute with <symptom n=\"15\">a frequent and hard pulse</symptom>, <treatment n=\"1\">some bleeÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ding may be necessary</treatment>, but I would avoid it as much\r\n        <lb />as possible, as I think it unsuitable to the other cirÂ¬\r\n        <lb />cumstances of the Lady\'s constitution.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />One of these circumstances is that the Lady\r\n        <lb />is now at a period of life when it may be\r\n        <lb />expected that the Catamenia will cease and the\r\n        <lb />irregularity of her pains since Autumn last\r\n        <lb />is I think to be explained in that way. This\r\n        <lb />change of the contitution is seldom made withÂ¬\r\n        <lb />out some disorder; but it is not always necessary\r\n        <lb />to proceed to remedies for what nature and time\r\n        <lb />will better set to rights. I own that in <condition n=\"25\">some\r\n        <lb />Plethoric habits</condition> there <add place=\"above\">acute</add> may be a violence of\r\n        <lb />Symptoms<add place=\"above\">acute</add> which <add place=\"above\">a</add> <treatment n=\"1\">may require bleeding</treatment>, but\r\n        <lb />even with a view <add place=\"above\">acute</add> to the Catamenia the employment\r\n        <lb /><add place=\"margin\">acute</add> of <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> <add place=\"above\">a</add> requires <add place=\"above\">acute</add> in <add place=\"above\">acute</add> which I would rather try\r\n        <lb />to remedy the disorders <add place=\"above\">acute</add> attending <condition n=\"8\">the irregularity\r\n        <lb /><add place=\"margin\">acute</add> of the Catamenia</condition>, by <action n=\"3\">Antispasmodics</action>, <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient>\r\n        <lb /><add place=\"below\">with a fr</add>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"6\">Water Glyster</treatment> and <treatment n=\"17\">pediluvia</treatment> than <treatment n=\"1\">by bleeding</treatment>.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Having thus said what to me seems necessary\r\n        <lb />with respect to <condition n=\"90\"><bodypart n=\"88\">Biliary</bodypart> obstructions</condition> and the State\r\n        <lb />of the Catamenia, both which give the complication\r\n        <lb />in this case, I proceed to observe what relates to \r\n        <lb />the primary and principal disease.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />This may appear to be <condition n=\"31\">principally a paralytic\r\n        <lb />disorder</condition>, but it is not strictly such, as it is conjoined\r\n        <lb />with so much of <symptom n=\"57\">Spasmodic</symptom> and <symptom n=\"39\">convulsive affection</symptom>\r\n        <lb />and I am of opinion that these are <subst><del>the</del><add place=\"above\">a</add></subst> principal\r\n        <lb />parts of the disease. I particularly conclude this\r\n        <lb />from the effects of <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\">the Mercurial Unction</ingredient> and\r\n        <lb />from the Lady\'s bearing a frequent exhibition\r\n        <lb />of <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient>.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />However it may be with respect to the nature\r\n        <lb />of the disease I think <subst><del>it</del><add place=\"above\">in</add></subst> such a case we must\r\n        <lb />be much governed by the Juvantia et LÃ¦dentia\r\n        <lb />and from this and every other view <add place=\"above\">said</add> I can take of\r\n        <lb />the case I offer the following plan of cure\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb /><add place=\"above\">dis</add> <add place=\"above\">disease</add> <add place=\"above\">plan</add> I would again employ <add place=\"above\">pl</add> the <add place=\"above\">dis</add> <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\">Mercurial unction</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />till it should affect <bodypart n=\"2\">the mouth</bodypart>, but I would bring\r\n        <lb />it to that slowly and <treatment n=\"52\">take care that the salivation\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <lb />proceeds to no high degree</treatment>. I hope in this way, the\r\n        <lb />Lady will easily bear it and allow it to be contiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />nued as I would wish for two or three weeks. And I\r\n        <lb />hope the Summer season coming on will allow it\r\n        <lb /><add place=\"above\">to be carried on</add> with less external heat and therefore with less\r\n        <lb />uneasiness than formerly.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Before beginning <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\">the Unction</ingredient> <add place=\"above\">&amp; even After it is begun</add>, and every seÂ¬\r\n        <lb />cond or third day <treatment n=\"52\">before the Salivation comes on</treatment> \r\n        <lb />let her be put into a warm bath for half an hour\r\n        <lb />or longer if she bears it easily, the heat of the bath\r\n        <lb />not being under ninety nor above ninety eight <add place=\"above\">degrees</add>\r\n        <lb />in Fahrenheits Thermometer. While she is in the\r\n        <lb />bath, it would be of use to have <bodypart n=\"12\">the right arm</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />&amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart> <treatment n=\"39\">gently rubbed either with the hand</treatment> <treatment n=\"18\">or a brush</treatment>.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />If <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\">the unction</ingredient> shall have the good effects it\r\n        <lb />had before in recovering the use of <bodypart n=\"51\">her limbs</bodypart>, I\r\n        <lb />hope the motion of them may be preserved by\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"18\">the frequent use of the flesh brush</treatment> and warm bathing\r\n        <lb />and especially by gaurding against cold which \r\n        <lb />will be most effectually done by wearing flannel\r\n        <lb />every where next <bodypart n=\"49\">the skin</bodypart>.\r\n    </p>\r\n</div>\r\n</body>', 1983, 13, '2014-12-10 14:56:41', 150),
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What is more particularly to be taÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ken notice of is that, for at least the last thirty years of his life, he\r\n    <lb />has been liable to what were at first taken to be <symptom n=\"60\"><u>colics</u></symptom>, but what soon\r\n    <lb />appeared to be <symptom n=\"32\"><u>gravelish</u> attacks</symptom>. â€“ All along, especially in the latter years,\r\n    <lb />he has been <symptom n=\"32\">voiding frequently, small friable concretions</symptom>; which, for the most\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />part, give him little or no pain, but now &amp; then, perhaps once a year\r\n    <lb />sometimes oftener &amp; sometimes seldomer, <symptom n=\"32\">the concretions</symptom> have been of such\r\n    <lb />a size as to cause a smart fit of pain in their descent to <bodypart n=\"56\">the Bladder</bodypart>;\r\n        <lb />and, as the last considerable attack, which was about a twelve month\r\n    <lb />ago, <symptom n=\"32\">the gravel was so large</symptom> as to stick in <bodypart n=\"55\">the Urethra</bodypart> for part of a\r\n        <lb />day. â€“ About a fortnight ago, just when riding out a few miles with me,\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"32\">a small concretion was dislodged</symptom>, and came <subst><del>off</del><add place=\"above\">away</add></subst> without much pain or\r\n    <lb />uneasiness â€“ On <symptom n=\"32\">voiding any gravel</symptom> he is instantly relieved, there being\r\n    <lb />no symptoms of <condition n=\"17\">any confirmed stone in <bodypart n=\"56\">the Bladder</bodypart></condition> or <condition n=\"19\"><bodypart n=\"45\">Kidneys</bodypart></condition>. â€“ M<sup>r</sup>\r\n        <lb />Lawsons urine is frequently of the thick and coffee-coloured kind, to a very\r\n        <lb />great degree â€“â€“ When on this part of the case I may mention that, in\r\n    <lb />these attacks he has always found more or less relief from <treatment n=\"1\">the ordinary\r\n        <lb />means of Bleeding when necessary</treatment>; â€“ <action n=\"21\">Laxatives</action>; <ingredient n=\"14\">opiates</ingredient> <treatment n=\"21\">warm fomentaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tions</treatment>, <action n=\"10\">demulcent <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice></action> &amp;c â€“ A good while ago, I recommended, among other\r\n    <lb />means of prevention, a draught every morning of <ingredient n=\"32\">lime water</ingredient>, but I must\r\n        <lb />observe that though a very regular man in his way of living, his spirits\r\n        <lb />when in health, or even when easy in the intervals of his complaints,\r\n        <lb /><del>are to</del> are so good as to make him <del>rather</del> unmindful of medical rules;\r\n        <lb />tho\' when seriously ill he is an exceeding tractable patient, very\r\n        <lb />ready and desirous to do every thing that is found necessary. By the \r\n    <lb />bye, within these few years he <ingredient n=\"292\">used a great deal of <u>honey</u></ingredient> for a long <add place=\"above\">time</add>\r\n    <lb />&amp; thought <symptom n=\"32\">his gravelish complaints</symptom> considerably benefited by it.</p>\r\n  <p><lb />I now go on with the consequences of what ocurred in October.\r\n      <lb /><symptom n=\"34\">The Feverishness</symptom>, with its attendant symptoms of <symptom n=\"9\">oppression</symptom>, <symptom n=\"55\">listlessness</symptom>, <symptom n=\"8\">want\r\n          <lb />of appetite</symptom> &amp; the like <add place=\"above\">but <symptom n=\"1\"><u>no</u> headach</symptom></add> continued for a long time, and, at length, for some\r\n      <lb />time, he had such regular accessions, consisting of <symptom n=\"20\">a good deal of coldness</symptom>\r\n      <lb />and <symptom n=\"2\">shivering</symptom> in the evening, much heat through the night â€“ and <symptom n=\"28\">a good deal\r\n          <lb />of sweating</symptom> in the morning, (<u><condition n=\"10\">febris vespertina</condition></u> I would call it) â€“ that he suspecÂ¬\r\n      <lb />ted <del>himself</del> <condition n=\"18\">some return of his old American Intermittent</condition>; and, in that view,\r\n      <lb />took <del>some</del> <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> <add place=\"above\">regularly</add> of his own accord, for, I must observe, that he never\r\n        <lb /><subst><del>was</del><add place=\"above\">has been</add></subst> what may be called a regular patient for any continuance; He never\r\n        <lb />kept his bed at all, nor ever confined himself even in the House with\r\n        <lb />much strictness, but was usually in his counting room â€“ or in company,\r\n        <lb />always hoping from week to week that he would be better; â€“ and it hapÂ¬\r\n      <lb />pened unluckily that his Sons marriage took place soon after <symptom n=\"34\">the feverÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ishness</symptom> laid hold on him, which led for a course of weeks into a train\r\n        <lb />of visiting &amp; large companies, both at home and abroad, not to be avoidÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ed, it appeared; notwithstanding all my recommendations of caution &amp; confinement;\r\n      <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />which ought at times have appeared unnecessary; for between whiles, even at\r\n      <lb />the worst, his spirits would get up. â€“â€“ Besides <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> he took, and which\r\n      <lb />he thought did him good, I made several attempts occasionally, with <ingredient n=\"83\">small\r\n          <lb />doses of James Powder</ingredient> â€“â€“ &amp; <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar <choice><abbr>emet.</abbr><expan>emetic</expan></choice></ingredient> which last he thought <u>lightened</u> him;\r\n        <lb />and I proposed other things; â€“ but, to say the truth, <del>tho</del> my practice, in this periÂ¬\r\n        <lb />od of his complaints, was very desultory &amp; unsatifactory to myself; tho\' I\r\n        <lb />live in an almost daily intercourse with M<sup>r</sup> Lawson, â€“ which by the bye,\r\n        <lb />in complaints not of the most urgent, or of a decided kind, is not the most\r\n        <lb />favourable to a prompt and vigorous practice</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Till the month of April did M<sup>r</sup> L go on in that ailing, &amp; <symptom n=\"34\">generally feverish</symptom>,\r\n        <lb />state, which you will more easily conceive than I can fully describe; and\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"26\">he necessarily <u>fell off</u> both in flesh</symptom> <symptom n=\"23\">&amp; strength</symptom>, tho\' to no <add place=\"above\">very</add> great degreeÂ â€“â€“\r\n        <lb />By the end of April he was greatly mended, all the symptoms having\r\n        <lb />gradually declined, and through a good part of the last month he seemed\r\n        <lb />to be coming very near his ordinary state of health again; when about\r\n     <lb />three or four weeks ago, he was again seized with pain, <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom>, and\r\n     <lb /><symptom n=\"82\">Redness</symptom>, in <bodypart n=\"24\">the foot</bodypart>, all <add place=\"above\">of</add> them to a more sensible degree than before, but\r\n        <lb />tho\' the pain was pretty severe for one night, the attack was by no means \r\n        <lb />so considerable, nor lasted as long, as we wished. â€“ On the second day or little\r\n        <lb />more, on returning from a journey of two days, I found him, with the pain\r\n     <lb />and <symptom n=\"82\">redness</symptom> greatly diminished, and evidently going off; â€“ but under a degree\r\n        <lb />of uneasiness, and internal disorder that he had never before experienced, â€“ sayÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ing that he was <add place=\"above\">now</add> quite <u>defeated</u> â€“ Tho\' the excessive heat of the weather at\r\n        <lb />that time might contribute to his uneasiness, yet it was then that the\r\n     <lb />idea of <condition n=\"3\">an unformed Gout</condition> first occurred to me strongly, and I immediÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ately directed <treatment n=\"20\">sinapisms</treatment> â€“ <u>that is</u>, <ingredient n=\"60\">table mustard</ingredient> in our usual way of applying\r\n     <lb />it, to be laid on <bodypart n=\"24\">the upper part of each foot</bodypart>; both <del>if</del> with a view <condition n=\"3\">to bring\r\n        <lb />the gout there</condition>, if possible, in a full form â€“â€“ or with the general <add place=\"above\">view</add> of opening\r\n        <lb />other uneasy feelings by the stimulus of <ingredient n=\"60\">the mustard</ingredient>. Though <del>this</del> neither\r\n        <lb />this application, nor <treatment n=\"17\">frequent warm bathings of <bodypart n=\"24\">the feet</bodypart></treatment> have produced\r\n     <lb /><condition n=\"3\">any proper gouty appearances</condition>, yet M<sup>r</sup> L <del>has</del> several times desired to\r\n        <lb />have <ingredient n=\"60\">the mustard</ingredient> applied afterwards, thinking it relieved him.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />The symptoms in <bodypart n=\"24\">the feet</bodypart> (and <bodypart n=\"25\">the <u>great toe</u></bodypart> was <symptom n=\"82\">a little red</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom>\r\n        <lb />too) â€“ went off on this occasion as before, very speedily; and in a little\r\n        <lb />time M<sup>r</sup> L. found himself, he said, easier &amp; better than he had been at all,\r\n        <lb />and, so far from being much broken (tho\' <symptom n=\"26\">he is <u>now</u> a good deal reduced in\r\n        <lb />flesh</symptom>) â€“ he was able to ride out with ease, and even to walk over a pretty\r\n        <lb />high hill at a country house which he has near the town â€“ less than a\r\n        <lb />fortnight ago, â€“ and to eat a good dinner after it.</p>\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    <p><lb />Matters were going on again thus favourably till Saturday last (the 9<sup>th</sup>)\r\n        <lb />when he was seized with a very acute pain in <bodypart n=\"59\">his loins</bodypart>, or in <bodypart n=\"28\">the <u>small</u>\r\n        <lb />of his back</bodypart>, â€“ easy enough when he lay in bed but exceedingly severe when\r\n        <lb />he attempted to stir. In any ordinary case we would readily eno<add place=\"above\">u</add>gh\r\n        <lb />pronounce this to be <condition n=\"15\">rheumatic</condition>, &amp; he himself is clear that is is so;\r\n        <lb />but considering the previous complaints â€“ together with this circumÂ¬\r\n        <lb />stance that at the time of this pain\'s <del><unclear>sez</unclear></del> seizing him <symptom n=\"89\">his urine\r\n        <lb />was remarkably foul, thick, &amp; almost black or bloody</symptom> â€“ I will not\r\n        <lb />pretend to conjecture what it may be â€“ It is now a good deal easier,\r\n        <lb />but he is <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom> &amp; last night I observed <symptom n=\"15\">a remarkable irreguÂ¬\r\n        <lb />larity in his pulse</symptom>, which had never occurred before. â€“ Likewise the\r\n        <lb />internal uneasiness was such as <treatment n=\"17\">made me repeat last night the\r\n            <lb />pediluvium</treatment> &amp; <treatment n=\"20\">application of <ingredient n=\"60\">Mustard</ingredient></treatment>. â€“ On the first attack of the pain\r\n        <lb />in <bodypart n=\"59\">the loins</bodypart>, â€“ <treatment n=\"14\">leeches were applied</treatment> though there was no pain to the\r\n        <lb />touch; This was rather a dubious measure, but a beginning <u><symptom n=\"62\">inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />flammation</symptom></u> was dreaded by the family, tho\' <symptom n=\"15\">I found <u>no</u> strength nor\r\n                <lb />hardness in the pulse</symptom>. â€“ In <symptom n=\"32\">the Gravelish fits</symptom> <add place=\"above\">formerly</add> M<sup>r</sup> Lawson <treatment n=\"1\">always\r\n        <lb />bore bleeding well</treatment>. â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />I have only to add that besides <action n=\"21\"><add place=\"above\">ordinary</add> laxitives occasionally</action>, (for\r\n      <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">he has been frequently costive</symptom>) â€“ I made him once, on account of\r\n        <lb />the very bad state of the urine, as mentioned above, take as much\r\n        <lb />as <ingredient n=\"118\">the Regenerated Tartar</ingredient> night &amp; morning as should keep the\r\n        <lb />body just easy; â€“ but he is not much inclined to persist in takÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ing medecines, nor has the variable nature of his complaints\r\n        <lb />admitted much of regular courses.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />I am sure I have tired you with this long letter, which I have\r\n        <lb />been obliged to write hastily for, as M<sup>r</sup> Muir goes off early in the morn â€“\r\n        <lb />and it is now late. â€“â€“ We do not by any means expect that you can\r\n        <lb />tell us how to <u>cure</u> all M<sup>r</sup> Lawsons complaints, but hope that your\r\n        <lb />directions as to general management â€“ &amp; the methods of obviating or\r\n        <lb />relieving such occurrences as have taken place, as may be appreÂ¬\r\n        <lb />hended, will be of much use to us.</p>\r\n   <p><lb />I had other things to write of but must defer them and\r\n        <lb />assure you that I am always Dear Sir</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>Most faithfully &amp; respectfully yours</salute>\r\n    <signed></signed>John Gilchrist</closer>\r\n    <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n    <postscript>\r\n     <p><lb />This night I find since writing the above\r\n         <lb />that the pain in <bodypart n=\"28\">the small of the back</bodypart> is much easier\r\n        <lb />&amp; he can move himself without much pain &amp; is\r\n        <lb />in general pretty easy</p>\r\n     </postscript>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n    <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n    <p><lb />To\r\n    <lb />Doctor Cullen</p>\r\n    <handShift />\r\n    <annot>\r\n        <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Gilchrist <choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Lawson\r\n        <lb />June 1781.\r\n        <lb />V. 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â€“ and, as I freÂ¬\r\n            <lb />quently receive letters of consultation from the country,\r\n            <lb />in which a good deal is left to be supposed or guess\'d at,\r\n            <lb />I have generally taken care in writing such letters myself\r\n            <lb />rather to err on the side of minuteness and redundancy than on\r\n            <lb />the other side â€“â€“ After all, most <u>letters</u>, even the longest, would\r\n            <lb />be but short <u>conversations</u>, which sometimes abound with\r\n            <lb /><del>so</del> much superfluous and extraneous matter, such as letters\r\n            <lb />ought to <del>avoid</del> be free from.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />But, with regard to M<sup>r</sup> Lawson I just drop a line\r\n            <lb />for your satisfaction to inform you that very soon after I\r\n            <lb />writ you the pain of <bodypart n=\"28\">his back</bodypart> in a great measure left him,\r\n            <lb />and for these eight or ten days past he has been exceedingly\r\n            <lb />well, with little or nothing remarkable about <add place=\"above\">him</add> except very\r\n            <lb />foul urine at times. â€“â€“ He is still of opinion himself that\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"45\">the Kidney</bodypart> was no way concerned in this last attack of pain,\r\n            <lb />the seat of it being lower; â€“ but admitting this to have been\r\n            <lb />so, it does not in the least affect our general <add place=\"above\">views</add>; for nothing\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />is more clearly ascertained in the case than <condition n=\"91\">the nephritic\r\n            <lb />symptoms</condition>. â€“â€“ He is altogether satisfied with your opinion\r\n            <lb />and advice, and professes a readiness to enter upon a course\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"100\">the caustic Lixivium</ingredient>, which we are preparing for; but\r\n            <lb />as he has been frequently oppressed of late with the heat of\r\n            <lb />the weather; and as he is gone to the country &amp; drinking\r\n            <lb />a little goats-whey, which <subst><del>he</del><add place=\"above\">his family</add></subst> has been accustomed to do,\r\n            <lb />having goats in the neighbourhood, â€“ I have not urged his imÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mediately entering on the course â€“â€“ By the bye I called\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Lawson two years older than he is â€“ He is but 64.</p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Perhaps you would hear of M<sup>r</sup> Mackenzies death <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />happened five or six weeks â€“ The consideration of his sympÂ¬\r\n            <lb />toms for two winters preceeding his going abroad, made it\r\n            <lb />very obvious I thought what course he was going; and yet\r\n            <lb />what are we to think of Sir John Elliot who averred to him\r\n            <lb />in London near the end of last year that <add place=\"above\">if</add> he spent the winter\r\n            <lb />in the South of France, he would <u>return a sound man to\r\n            <lb />Britain in June</u>. â€“ His journey, though he spared nothing in\r\n            <lb />it, was every way unfortunate &amp; ineffectual; â€“ having met\r\n            <lb />with bad weather â€“ at Nismes â€“ at Nice &amp; every where\r\n            <lb />&amp; for all this spent about <u>seven</u> hundred pounds, which by the bye\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />is nothing in his affairs. â€“ You will remember that to the last\r\n            <lb />we opposed his going to the <choice><abbr>S.</abbr><expan>South</expan></choice> of France â€“ I mean greatly\r\n            <lb />preferred Madeira, where his friends now regret highly\r\n            <lb />he did not go. â€“\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>I ever am\r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Yours most sincerely\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>John Gilchrist</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />I should have written as to M<sup>r</sup> Lawson sooner, but <supplied>having</supplied>\r\n                <lb />been a good deal in the country of late I did not think <supplied>of</supplied>\r\n                <lb />it till now.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Gilchrist \r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Lawson\r\n            <lb />July 1781\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2025, 13, '2014-12-05 12:26:26', 85),
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â€“ For <symptom n=\"89\">I can hardly\r\n            <lb />suppose blood to appear much</symptom> without <symptom n=\"62\">some marks of inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />flammation</symptom>, <add place=\"above\">or</add> <symptom n=\"23\">except the patient is in a very weak or disÂ¬\r\n            <lb />eased state</symptom>, such as M<sup>r</sup> L. is by no means come into. â€“\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Since I last writ you I have been urging M<sup>r</sup> LawÂ¬\r\n            <lb />son to begin <ingredient n=\"100\">the Caustic Lixivium</ingredient>, but on account of\r\n            <lb />the state of the urine, which has appeared in the meantime,\r\n            <lb />(and which has often appeared <del> in the mean time</del> to a conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />siderable degree before) he begs to delay <add place=\"above\">it</add>, and proposed\r\n            <lb />taking <ingredient n=\"118\">the regenerated Tartar</ingredient> for a few days, which he\r\n            <lb />had formerly used, &amp; seemingly with a pretty obvious effect\r\n            <lb />â€“â€“ till we should hear from you should hear from you\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />as to the propriety of beginning <ingredient n=\"100\">the Course of the\r\n            <lb />Lixivium</ingredient> in the present circumstances. â€“ I have urged\r\n            <lb />upon the necessity of making good use of the season\r\n            <lb />of greatest ease in giving a full trial to such means\r\n            <lb />of prevention or correction as are thought most\r\n            <lb />Adviseable.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have been thinking of your reason for <u>doubtÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing</u> as to <treatment n=\"21\">the propriety of warm &amp; <action n=\"28\">stimulating</action> apÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plications to <bodypart n=\"24\">the feet</bodypart></treatment> when the <del><bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart></del> <condition n=\"3\">gout is forming</condition>.\r\n            <lb />Is it because some of them may <u>repell</u> as well as <u>solicit</u>? â€“\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">Plasters with a proportion of <ingredient n=\"252\">Cantharides</ingredient></treatment>, like our <treatment n=\"21\"><choice><abbr>Empl. calidum</abbr><reg>Hot Plaster</reg></choice></treatment>,\r\n            <lb />I found recommended by some of the London people? â€“ Certainly such\r\n            <lb />an application is often used <action n=\"62\">as a repellent</action>; â€“ and when <condition n=\"3\">the gout</condition> is goÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing to <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart>, as is said, â€“ are not the strongest wines &amp; even\r\n            <lb />spirits; as well as spices, â€“ <action n=\"62\">given directly with a view to repell</action>\r\n            <lb />it, <del>not</del> <add place=\"above\">surely</add> that we are to conceive <symptom n=\"62\">any such inflammation</symptom> attacking\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart> as appears in <bodypart n=\"52\">the extremities</bodypart>. â€“ The idea however of\r\n            <lb />exciting <symptom n=\"82\">a redness</symptom> and <symptom n=\"62\">superficial inflammation on <bodypart n=\"49\">the skin</bodypart></symptom>\r\n            <lb />seems to be an imitation of nature. â€“â€“ I wish we may not be\r\n            <lb />often vague and inconsistent both in our opinions and practices. â€“\r\n            <lb />As to <condition n=\"3\">the Gout</condition> I wish I could think &amp; speak more from experience\r\n            <lb />than I can. â€“ In this part of the Country <condition n=\"3\">most of our gouty peoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ple</condition> manage their complaints themselves. Severals of them I have\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb />a good deal of intercourse with, and much talking, â€“ hearing at\r\n            <lb />times something from one to contradict what is said by another. â€“â€“\r\n            <lb />In other diseases where I have been concerned, I have been fettered a\r\n            <lb />good deal with <del>supposed</del> <condition n=\"3\">gouty constitutions</condition>, and <add place=\"above\">supposed</add> <condition n=\"3\">gouty ailments</condition>, which\r\n            <lb />I would have been inclined to overlook. â€“â€“ I hope however that your\r\n            <lb />usual goodness will incline <u>you</u> to excuse and correct my crude ideas\r\n            <lb />on this subject.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Among the popular remedies <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> people have been using in this quarter\r\n            <lb />for <condition n=\"3\">the Gout</condition>, the most favourite one is <ingredient n=\"101\" t=\"1\">a tincture of two ounces of Gum Guajacum</ingredient> in <ingredient n=\"288\"><u>three</u>\r\n            <lb />quarts of the <u>best old Rum</u></ingredient>. â€“ The dose <u>unlimited</u>, so that it is at least a good\r\n            <lb />course of Dram drinking. â€“â€“ A Madeira Gentleman brought it here two years ago\r\n            <lb />along with the case &amp; remarks of a person of consequence in Madeira, who was said to \r\n            <lb />cured <u>wonderfully</u> by it. â€“ Several people here have told me that it has done\r\n            <lb />them <u>great good</u>. â€“\r\n        </p> \r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute>I am always Dear Sir\r\n            <lb />most unfeignedly yours\r\n        </salute>\r\n        <signed>John Gilchrist.</signed>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2026, 13, '2014-12-05 13:05:30', 161),
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Soon\r\n        <lb />after I came home from <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> his <symptom n=\"34\">feverishness</symptom> again\r\n        <lb />became very considerable, and was attended, every\r\n        <lb />two or three days, with one circumstance or another\r\n        <lb />strongly marking the danger that was to be apprehended.\r\n        <lb />Two different times I was alarmed, for a day or more,\r\n        <lb />with the appearance of a bad <symptom n=\"114\">sore <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart></symptom>, <symptom n=\"43\">with many aphÂ¬\r\n        <lb />thous sloughs</symptom>, which however <treatment n=\"13\">soon yielded to gargling</treatment>,\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"47\">or rather syringing</treatment>. â€“â€“ Frequently he had attacks of\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">coughing</symptom> and <symptom n=\"12\">breathlessness</symptom>. â€“â€“ Considering all things\r\n        <lb />when <symptom n=\"15\">his pulse became weak and irregular</symptom>, which it\r\n        <lb />did in a remarkable manner, about three weeks ago,\r\n        <lb />I did not hesitate to declare that he was certainly dyÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ing, which was rendered the more probable when <symptom n=\"33\">he beÂ¬\r\n        <lb />gan to grow slightly delirious</symptom>, as he did in a day or\r\n        <lb />two after. â€“â€“â€“â€“ Nothwithstanding all this however he again\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />mended in such a manner as gave his family hopes\r\n        <lb />of his recovery, <symptom n=\"15\">his pulse becoming firmer and regular</symptom>,\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">his head</bodypart> clear, and even his appetite good. â€“â€“ This\r\n        <lb />amendment however lasted but a few days; the cirÂ¬\r\n        <lb />cumstances above mentioned, â€“ or others of a similar\r\n        <lb />nature, soon returned, and after much struggling, he\r\n        <lb />died the end of last week. â€“â€“ It would be quite needÂ¬\r\n        <lb />less to trouble you with any account of my meaÂ¬\r\n        <lb />sures in this situation, which were as well adapted\r\n        <lb />as I could make them to the symptoms of the\r\n        <lb />day. â€“ On account of their varying so much from day\r\n        <lb />to day, I was prevented, more than once, from writing\r\n        <lb />you when I intended doing it, - seeing that it could be\r\n        <lb />of no use. -- I hope you will believe that, in all cases,\r\n        <lb />I have never omitted writing, when there was the\r\n        <lb />least propriety in it.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />For two or three days before M<sup>r</sup> Lawson died he comÂ¬\r\n        <lb />plained of <add place=\"above\">very</add> acute pain in <bodypart n=\"28\">the small of his back</bodypart>, on <bodypart n=\"73\">the <u>right</u>\r\n        <lb />side</bodypart>; that is, <bodypart n=\"45\">in the region of the Kidney</bodypart>; and, during that time,\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"27\">there was an almost entire suppression of urine</symptom>. â€“â€“\r\n        <lb />On examining his body <bodypart n=\"45\">the <u>right</u> kidney</bodypart> was quite\r\n        <lb /><u>sound</u>, and contained nothing. â€“ <bodypart n=\"45\">The left kidney</bodypart> was\r\n        <lb />somewhat larger than usual; a good part of it,\r\n        <lb />when viewed externally, was <symptom n=\"83\">livid</symptom>, as if from <symptom n=\"62\">the effect\r\n        <lb />of inflammation</symptom>; and <bodypart n=\"45\">its pelvis</bodypart> contained <condition n=\"19\">two stones</condition>;\r\n        <lb /><condition n=\"19\">one of which</condition> perhaps might have passed <bodypart n=\"55\">the ureter</bodypart>,\r\n        <lb />for he voided one nearly as large last year (tho it\r\n        <lb />stuck some hours in <bodypart n=\"55\">the Urethra</bodypart>;) â€“â€“ <condition n=\"19\">the other, being\r\n        <lb />at least four times larger</condition>, it is probable would never\r\n        <lb />have left <bodypart n=\"45\">the Kidney</bodypart>; â€“ and, from its <del>fixed <unclear>seat and</unclear></del>\r\n        <lb />irritation, I suppose, <symptom n=\"42\">a small suppuration</symptom> was <unclear>beg<supplied>un</supplied></unclear>\r\n        <lb />from which, when the knife reached <add place=\"above\">it,</add> <symptom n=\"86\">a good tea-Â¬\r\n        <lb />spoonful of pus flowed</symptom>. â€“â€“ The thick and very dark-Â¬\r\n        <lb />coloured urine which I formerly mentioned, continued\r\n        <lb />more or less to the last. â€“â€“ In <bodypart n=\"56\">the Bladder</bodypart> there\r\n        <lb />were no stones found, â€“ as indeed there was no reaÂ¬\r\n        <lb />son to expect them; â€“ and it contained but very little\r\n        <lb />Urine.\r\n    </p> \r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute>I am always Dear Sir Your faithful and <choice><abbr>obed. Servt</abbr><expan>obedient Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n        <signed>John Gilchrist.</signed>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Gilchrist \r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Lawson\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1781\r\n            <lb />XIII. p. 68\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2062, 13, '2014-12-05 13:41:16', 126),
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Campbell <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>rs.</sup> Farquharson.</head>\r\n    <opener><salute><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir.</salute></opener>\r\n    <p><lb />I need only <add place=\"above\">send</add> you my opinion of M<sup>rs</sup> F.\'s case to direct your\r\n        <lb />Conduct. I consider is &amp; think <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> safest consideration of it as <condition n=\"1\">an inciÂ¬\r\n        <lb />pient Phthisis</condition> &amp; you know <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> means of preventing <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Consequences are\r\n            <lb />every measure that can be employed to prevent <symptom n=\"62\">inflamation</symptom>. I must\r\n        <lb />leave it to you to judge <treatment n=\"1\">how far she can bear bleeding</treatment>, but if pain &amp;\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"34\">Fever</symptom> <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> return I <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> be <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> disposed to <treatment n=\"1\">take some blood from her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> &amp; even repeating it</treatment> as <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> first trial &amp; Circumstances may direct.</p>\r\n    <p><lb /><treatment n=\"4\">The Blister was a proper measure</treatment> &amp; so is <treatment n=\"11\">the Issue</treatment>; but I woud\r\n        <lb />advise to remove this <bodypart n=\"11\">between <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> shoulders</bodypart> <treatment n=\"4\"><bodypart n=\"73\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>that the</expan></choice> side</bodypart> may be ready\r\n            <lb />for a fresh Blister</treatment> when required. <treatment n=\"30\">Purging is a <action n=\"25\">cooling</action> remedy</treatment> but I\r\n        <lb />can<sup>t</sup> advise it <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"31\">a DiarrhÅ“a</symptom> is to be apprehended &amp; <choice><abbr>there<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>therefore</expan></choice> if <symptom n=\"24\"><choice><abbr>Costive<sup>ss.</sup></abbr><expan>Costiveness</expan></choice></symptom>\r\n        <lb />requires it you must employ a <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> <treatment n=\"6\">Glyster</treatment> or <action n=\"21\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> gentlest\r\n    <lb />Laxatives</action>. With <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> remedys mention<sup>d</sup> I <subst><del><unclear>med</unclear></del><add place=\"above\">need</add></subst> hardly say that an\r\n        <lb /><action n=\"36\">antiphlogistic Regimen</action> is necessary. She must abstain <choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />meat &amp; wine &amp; live upon milk &amp; farinacea. â€“ In her present\r\n    <lb />situation &amp; state of weather she can hardly go abroad but <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> both\r\n    <lb />proves more favourable I <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> recommend fresh air &amp; gentle exercise\r\n    <lb />on horseback or in a Carriage - In <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> way of medicine I leave\r\n    <lb />you to employ Oily or mucilaginous <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> as you shall\r\n    <lb />think proper. The only one I have to prescribe is <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <action n=\"25\">cooling</action>\r\n        <lb />mixture ordered below.</p>\r\n    <closer><signed>WC.</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup> Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh October</expan></choice> 1<sup>st.</sup> <u>1779</u></dateline></closer></div>\r\n    <div><head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Farquharson.</head>  <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <recipe><choice>\r\n            <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥iij\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">Syr. e. ros. sicc.</ingredient> <del>â„¥Å¿s</del>\r\n              \r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"315\">Spirit. vitriol. ten.</ingredient> @ â„¥Å¿s\r\n                <lb />â„³. Sig. <action n=\"25\">Cooling Mixture</action> a teaspoonfull to be taken in an\r\n        <lb />ordinary wine glass full of water three times a day. â€“</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take 3 ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rosewater</ingredient> and Â½ an ounce each of <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">Syrup of Dried Roses</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"315\">Thin Vitriolic Spirit</ingredient>. \r\n                Mix. Label: <action n=\"25\">Cooling Mixture</action> a teaspoonfull to be taken in an ordinary wine glass full of water three times a day. â€“</reg>\r\n        </choice></recipe>\r\n        <closer><signed>WC.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1<sup>st.</sup> 1779.</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4514, 2, '2013-11-04 14:36:02', 101),
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Arab.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s. Aq. bullient. â„¥XII. Digere\r\n            <lb />per noctem et colatura adde. <ingredient n=\"181\">Confect. Japon.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"18\">Syr. diacod.</ingredient> â„¥ij. â„³. Sig. <action n=\"31\">Strengthening <del>Mixture</del> Infusion</action>\r\n        <lb />two tablespfulls, three or four times in the 24 hours\r\n        <lb />particularly a Dose at bedtime &amp; in the Course of the\r\n            <lb />night. â€“â€“â€“â€“ N.B. Si apud vos prÃ¦sto fuerit vel <ingredient n=\"114\" t=\"1\">Tinctura\r\n                <lb />e kino</ingredient> vel <ingredient n=\"97\" t=\"1\">Tinctura terr. Japon.</ingredient> alterutrius â„¥Å¿s infuso\r\n            <lb />super prÃ¦scripto loco <ingredient n=\"181\">confect. Japon.</ingredient> addi vellem</orig>\r\n       \r\n <reg>â„–1. Take a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"163\">Pomegranate Flowers</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"107\">dried Red Roses</ingredient>, half-a-drachm of <ingredient n=\"65\">crushed Cinnamon</ingredient>, half-an-an ounce of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient>, and twelve ounces of boiling water. \r\n            Steep overnight and to the strainings add two drachms of <ingredient n=\"181\">Japonic Confection</ingredient> and two ounces of <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"18\">Poppyhead Syrup</ingredient>.\r\n            Mix. Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening <del>Mixture</del> Infusion</action> two tablespoonfulls, three or four times in the 24 hours particularly a Dose at bedtime &amp; in the Course of the night. â€“â€“â€“â€“ \r\n            N.B. If you have to hand either <ingredient n=\"114\" t=\"1\">Kino Tincture</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"97\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Japanese Earth</ingredient>, you may wish to add half-an-ounce of one or the other\r\n            to the infusion, in place of <ingredient n=\"181\">the Japonic confection</ingredient>.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n    <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 16<sup>.th</sup> 1779.</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4520, 3, '2014-08-29 09:34:37', 96);
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therefore while\r\n        <lb />the frost prevails, she should go abroad with great caution; but\r\n        <lb />when fresh and mild weather prevails she might be much\r\n        <lb />the better of going abroad in a Carriage every forenoon that\r\n        <lb />is tolerably fair â€“â€“ When within doors she should be in\r\n        <lb />a chamber free from sifting air &amp; yet not too warm.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />For keeping <symptom n=\"4\">the Cough</symptom> moderate, she must take three of\r\n        <lb /><action n=\"19\">the Pectoral Pills</action> every night at bedtime â€“ Altho this dose\r\n        <lb />has hitherto answered well, yet as the frequent repetition\r\n        <lb />may render it weak, instead of increasing it, let\r\n        <lb />her take twenty of <action n=\"31\">the Strengthening Drops</action> with <ingredient n=\"50\">a\r\n        <lb />little Sugar</ingredient> and water to wash down the Pills &amp; the\r\n     <lb />Gents at Campbletown upon seeing the <choice><abbr>â„ž<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>recipes</expan></choice> that go\r\n        <lb />along with this will know very well how to \r\n        <lb />adjust the Dose of these Drops or how much of them\r\n        <lb />may be necessary to be added to the Pills</p>\r\n    <p><lb />As soon as M<sup>rs</sup> Farquharson is settled at home let her\r\n        <lb />begin the use of <action n=\"19\">the Pectoral <del>Mixture</del> Materials</action></p>\r\n  <p><lb />One Paper of them is to be put into a teapot &amp; upon\r\n        <lb />it is to be poured a muchkin &amp; half of boiling water\r\n      <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />This is to be done at night &amp; the Teapot is to stand\r\n      <lb />over the fire till <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> â€“ when the liquor is to be strained\r\n        <lb />thro a table napkin &amp; then put into a bottle, well corked\r\n        <lb />&amp; set by in a cool place. â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Of this M<sup>rs</sup> F. should take three or four <choice><abbr>Sp.fulls</abbr><expan>Spoonfulls</expan></choice> or a\r\n        <lb />small teacupfull several times a day, she may chuse the\r\n        <lb />times most agreable to herself, but if <bodypart n=\"46\">her stomach</bodypart> will bear\r\n        <lb />it, she should manage so as to consume a muchkin of\r\n        <lb />this liquor in the course of these two day and indeed\r\n        <lb />the infusion will not keep for longer than for two days.\r\n        <lb />If it be disagreable to the taste it may be sweetened a little\r\n        <lb />either <ingredient n=\"121\">Liquorice Juice</ingredient> or by <ingredient n=\"217\">Sugar Candy</ingredient>.</p>\r\n  <p><lb />It will also be proper for M<sup>rs</sup> F. to take from time\r\n        <lb />to time a little of the Acid Mixture formerly prescribed.\r\n      <lb />The best time for taking it is in the <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> or forenoon <symptom n=\"68\">when\r\n        <lb />her thirst is usually most troublesome</symptom> and at these times she\r\n        <lb />may take a tea spoonfull of it either in plain water\r\n      <lb />or in <action n=\"19\">a Dose of the Pectoral Infusion</action>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />These are the only <choice><abbr>Med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>Medicines</expan></choice> I propose for constant use, but\r\n        <lb />as she has been several times threatened with <symptom n=\"31\">some looseÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ness</symptom> &amp; it is an ailment that her Disease is liable to I\r\n        <lb />have sent along with her two <choice><abbr>Med<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>Medicines</expan></choice> that are intended to\r\n        <lb />obviate or remove any <symptom n=\"31\">looseness</symptom> â€“ When it happens\r\n        <lb />she may lay aside <action n=\"19\">the Pectoral Infusion</action> at least for\r\n        <lb />a day <add place=\"above\">dose</add> or two &amp; in place of them take two or three a\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />a day if <symptom n=\"31\">the looseness</symptom> is urgent two table <choice><abbr>spfulls</abbr><expan>spoonfulls</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />of <action n=\"31\">the Strengthening <del>Infus</del> Apogem</action> &amp; particularly\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"31\">when the looseness is troublesome</symptom> as it is most liable\r\n        <lb />to be towards Evening let her about 7 or 8 oclock\r\n        <lb />take two table <choice><abbr>spfuls</abbr><expan>spoonfuls</expan></choice> of the Apogem with 20 or 30\r\n        <lb />of <action n=\"31\">the Strengthening Drops</action> about two hours or\r\n        <lb />thereby before she is to take her usual dose of the\r\n        <lb />the Pills â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb /><treatment n=\"11\">Let the Pea Issue in <bodypart n=\"12\">her arm</bodypart> be kept open</treatment> as long as it\r\n        <lb />can be brought to discharge properly â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />In case of <symptom n=\"4\">the Cough</symptom> raising any sharp pain in <bodypart n=\"26\">her breast</bodypart> or\r\n        <lb />stitch in <bodypart n=\"73\">her side</bodypart>, the only remedy is <treatment n=\"4\">a blister applied to the pained part</treatment>.</p>\r\n<p><lb />It is certainly very desireable to bring M<sup>rs</sup> F to be in an ordiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />nary way monthly, but I take it to be impossible till a better\r\n        <lb />season arrives &amp; she is somewhat better of her present complaints\r\n        <lb />I advise nothing for that just now nor will till I hear how\r\n        <lb />she is precisely about April next. â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n    </div></body>', 4571, 11, '2015-03-26 16:38:28', 137),
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In persons having <condition n=\"68\">carious <bodypart n=\"3\">teeth</bodypart></condition>\r\n            <lb/>and liable to <symptom n=\"49\">toothach</symptom>, and exposure to cold readily brings on\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> and pain which I consider as <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatic</condition> and think\r\n            <lb/>it is to be treated as such. I don\'t doubt but D<sup>r</sup> Abernethy\r\n            <lb/>has treated the ailment very properly but as I have no inÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>formation with respect <add place=\"above\">to</add> that I shall say here what I think\r\n            <lb/>might have been, or may still be, done for M<sup>r</sup> Leslie\'s relief.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Upon the first coming on of the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> and <symptom n=\"133\">stiffness</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>of the <bodypart n=\"79\">Jaw</bodypart> some <treatment n=\"14\">leeches</treatment> might have been applied to the part\r\n            <lb/>with advantage and on saturday sennight when the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> \r\n            <lb/>after some remission had recurred again the same measure might \r\n            <lb/>have been employed; and still if the <symptom n=\"133\">stiffness</symptom> of the <bodypart n=\"68\">muscles</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>with any degree of <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> or even any tension of the\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"89\">ligaments</bodypart> continues some <treatment n=\"1\"><treatment n=\"14\"><bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> drawn by leeches</treatment></treatment> may be\r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>of service and can hardly do harm.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If <treatment n=\"14\">leeches</treatment> are still to be applied let them be set pretty\r\n            <lb/>much forward upon the <bodypart n=\"8\">cheek</bodypart> at least so far that they may not\r\n            <lb/>occupy the place <add place=\"above\">of the remedy</add> that I would next depend<del>ing</del> upon that is \r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment> upon the part. If this has been already done\r\n            <lb/>and the part again healed I would upon continuance of the\r\n            <lb/>ailment repeat the <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment> making the <treatment n=\"4\">plaister</treatment> as large\r\n            <lb/>as the space <bodypart n=\"7\">under the ear</bodypart> and of the adjoining <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> will\r\n            <lb/>allow. Let it be observed that turning a part of the <treatment n=\"4\">blisterd</treatment>\r\n            <lb/>place into an <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> will not be nearly so usefull as fresh\r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> and <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment> have been practised without\r\n            <lb/>the success desired I would try <treatment n=\"21\">fomentation</treatment> with a <ingredient n=\"11\">decoction\r\n            <lb/>of Camomile and <ingredient n=\"49\">Elderflowers</ingredient></ingredient>. Let flannel Cloths four \r\n            <lb/>fold be wrung out of <add place=\"above\">the</add> Decoction boiling hot by throwing them\r\n            <lb/>into a strong towel and twisting on the two ends of that let them\r\n            <lb/>be wrung as dry as possible which will allow them to be <choice><abbr>app</abbr><expan>applied</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>very warm and by changing cloths as they begin to cool let the\r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"21\">fomenting</treatment> be continued for <illegible l=\"1\"/> hours at one time and this at\r\n            <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>least twice a day. I need hardly say that when a fomentation is \r\n            <lb/>employed great care is to be taken to guard against cold by covering\r\n            <lb/><add place=\"above\">the</add> part very well with dry flannel and otherwise avoiding cold air \r\n            <lb/>and cold drink.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>While these remedies are applied to the part if there is at\r\n            <lb/>same time the smallest degrees of <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> an <action n=\"36\">antiphlogistic</action> regimen\r\n            <lb/>is to be strictly observed and a dose of <action n=\"25\"><ingredient n=\"140\">cooling Salts</ingredient></action> given now &amp;\r\n            <lb/>then as occasion may seem to require.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>As soon as M<sup>r</sup> Leslie can get his <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> tolerably well\r\n            <lb/>opened I earnestly recommend it to him to get quit of all his\r\n            <lb/><condition n=\"68\">carious <bodypart n=\"3\">teeth</bodypart></condition> as the only sure measure for preventing the like\r\n            <lb/>accidents in time coming.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>It is very possible that the whole of the above advice may\r\n            <lb/>be superfluous but I could not refuse M<sup>r</sup> Borthwicks desire\r\n            <lb/>and I was willing to shew the particular regard I have for an\r\n            <lb/>old and much esteemed patient.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup> 14<sup>th</sup> Octo<sup>r,</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh 14<sup>th</sup> October</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/><u>1781</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div> \r\n</body>', 206, 13, '2014-12-09 13:09:32', 110);
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Being of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> frame\r\n            <lb />above mentioned &amp; subject to <condition n=\"21\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> disorders call\'d Nervous</condition>; by <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>PrÃ¦scrip<sup>.s</sup></abbr><expan>Prescriptions</expan></choice> of various Physicians; whom she had consulted, has\r\n            <lb />from an early time of Life, been taking almost daily as, various\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Sp<sup>.ts</sup></abbr><expan>Spirits</expan></choice> of nervous medicines, this Year was advised to Sea Bathing\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>.ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> she continued <choice><abbr>w<sup>th.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> Intermissions Several weeks: return\'d much\r\n            <lb />lamer. The Summer following being <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> year 69 visited Haroogate\r\n            <lb />bath\'d but once, &amp; but <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"17\">seldom &amp; indeed then in small Quantities\r\n            <lb />did drink <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> waters</ingredient> <symptom n=\"31\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> DiarrhÅ“a pretty smart</symptom>, &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> least QuanÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tity of any purgative much encreasing it. The Spring followÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing 1770 went to Chelsea under Domincite &amp; order\'d <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Discipline\r\n            <lb />of his Baths &amp; Stoves twice a Day for three weeks or a month\r\n            <lb />nothing releiv\'d, but much weakened: In <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Summer visited BuxÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ton, was there six weeks used <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <add place=\"above\">Bath</add> 20 Times, &amp; <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"5\">drank <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> waters</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />much <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same, but complained of pain in <bodypart n=\"17\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Leg</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"18\">Thigh</bodypart> went to\r\n            <lb />York, &amp; continued <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Winter under <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Care of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> late D<sup>r.</sup> Dealtry till\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Spring following 71. Pain &amp; <condition n=\"31\">Partial loss of motion in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> parts</condition>\r\n            <lb />encreased &amp; <bodypart n=\"25\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> great Toe</bodypart> affected now &amp; then <choice><abbr>w<sup>.th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"57\">an involuntary\r\n            <lb />catching up</symptom>, &amp; now &amp; then some pain in <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> stomach</bodypart> <treatment n=\"3\">try\'d ElecÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tricity</treatment>, much at one, went to Bath &amp; continued there Eleven\r\n            <lb />months &amp; had <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> advise of some Physicians there; <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"4\">drank <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />waters</ingredient> &amp; used <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Bath, &amp; Occasionly taking <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"5\">AssafÅ“tid</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />&amp; other nervous medicines, was some what freer from pain, &amp;\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />And in better Spirits <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> days she used <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Bath <symptom n=\"31\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> DiarrhÅ“a</symptom> all <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />time continuing tho\' with some short Intervals, In <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Summer 72\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"31\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> DiarrhÅ“a ceased</symptom> &amp; then had <symptom n=\"78\">an Itching in different parts of\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Body</symptom> at different times <choice><abbr>w<sup>th:</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"30\">some faint eruptive Appearances</symptom>.\r\n            <lb />At this time was Order\'d Sea Bathing <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> she continu\'d six weeks\r\n            <lb />or thereabouts, from that time grew worse by Degrees. In <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> latter\r\n            <lb />end of December 72, or <choice><abbr>beginn<sup>g.</sup> Jan<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>beginning January</expan></choice> 73 I first saw her with <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />following Complaints a violent Pain in <bodypart n=\"17\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> right Leg</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"18\">Thigh</bodypart>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"57\"><choice><abbr>viol<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>violent</expan></choice> &amp; frequent Spasmodic Affections</symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> continue fix\'d for Â½\r\n            <lb />an hour together so that <symptom n=\"57\"><bodypart n=\"24\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> heel</bodypart> woud almost come in Contact\r\n            <lb />with <bodypart n=\"54\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>Glut<subst><del>ie</del><add place=\"above\">es</add></subst></bodypart> <bodypart n=\"68\">Muscles</bodypart></symptom>, <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> as well as those of <bodypart n=\"17\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Leg</bodypart> &amp;\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"18\">Thigh</bodypart> were <symptom n=\"100\">very rigid</symptom>. <symptom n=\"57\">When <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> paroxysm began to abate</symptom>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"17\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Leg</bodypart> came down gradually &amp; when entirely off, <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> was but\r\n            <lb />very seldom cou\'d sometimes very slowly move it along <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />floor in a direction she was desir\'d. <symptom n=\"63\"><bodypart n=\"17\">The Leg</bodypart> Affected was much\r\n            <lb />thicker, than <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> other</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"20\">colder</symptom>. <symptom n=\"63\">The swelling was not of the\r\n            <lb />Å’dematous kind</symptom>, <symptom n=\"125\">nor yet hard</symptom> or <symptom n=\"62\">inflam\'d</symptom>. <bodypart n=\"12\">The Arm of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same\r\n            <lb />Side</bodypart> was Affect\'d <choice><abbr>w<sup>th.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <condition n=\"31\">loss of motion</condition>, <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse about 90</symptom>, regular\r\n            <lb />as to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Catamina Spirits unequal, sometimes when there\r\n            <lb />was a moderate cessation from pain Spirits good, <symptom n=\"115\">in Bulk\r\n            <lb />much encreas\'d, &amp; seem\'d what people in this part call bloated</symptom>\r\n            <lb />The Urine deposited a very copius brick coloured sediment,\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart> moist, Appetite good &amp; <bodypart n=\"46\">Belly</bodypart> regular, &amp; not very easily\r\n            <lb />Affected by <action n=\"21\">Laxatives</action>. I order\'d small Doses of <ingredient n=\"7\"><choice><abbr>Calom<sup>l</sup>, w<sup>th.</sup></abbr><expan>Calomel, with</expan></choice></ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"33\" t=\"20\"><choice><orig>Vin. Antimon<sup>.l</sup></orig><reg>Antimonial Wine</reg></choice></ingredient>, every <choice><abbr>Even<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>Evening</expan></choice> &amp; <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> Diuretic meÂ¬\r\n            <lb />dicines, <treatment n=\"17\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Pediluvium</treatment> <choice><abbr>w<sup>th.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> vinegar, &amp; a diet as mild as she\r\n            <lb />would conform to. <symptom n=\"57\"><choice><abbr>Y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>The</expan></choice> pains spasms &amp;c. encreas\'d</symptom> &amp; <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> \r\n            <lb />in increased Quantity afford\'d no alleviation; Vinegar ApÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plied to <bodypart n=\"17\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Leg</bodypart> was most servicable in mitigating <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <del>pain</del>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"57\">Contractions</symptom>. <treatment n=\"4\">A Blister Appli\'d to <bodypart n=\"17\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Leg</bodypart></treatment>, but by its irriÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tating effects much encreased <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Pain &amp; <symptom n=\"57\">drawing up of <bodypart n=\"17\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Leg</bodypart></symptom>. These methods <choice><abbr>w<sup>.th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> some little variations were continu\'d\r\n            <lb />for about two or three months <choice><abbr>w<sup>th.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <action n=\"3\">Antispasmodics</action> such as\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"28\">Castor</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"22\">Valerian</ingredient>, &amp; <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient>, &amp; <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> dissolv\'d was Applied\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Affected Parts. These complaints becoming gradually\r\n            <lb />more severe &amp; generally were more intolerable to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Lady, being \r\n            <lb />almost constant, &amp; <bodypart n=\"68\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> muscles</bodypart> of <bodypart n=\"30\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Abdomen</bodypart> &amp; those of <bodypart n=\"26\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Thorax</bodypart> subservient to Respiration were <symptom n=\"57\">so much affected\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>.th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> these Spasmodic Affections</symptom> &amp; pains that they were\r\n            <lb />very alarming. Having read in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Physical &amp; literary EsÂ¬\r\n            <lb />says <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> succesful treatment of <condition n=\"133\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> locked <bodypart n=\"79\">Jaw</bodypart></condition>, began <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\"><choice><orig>Ung<sup>t.</sup> Merc. Fort.</orig><reg>Strong Mercury Unguent</reg></choice></ingredient> in small Quantities but found no\r\n            <lb />palliative effect from it till a stronger was used, or till <symptom n=\"76\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Ptyalism took place</symptom> when <symptom n=\"57\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Spasms</symptom> &amp; Pains immediately\r\n            <lb />decreased, &amp; by keeping it up a few days <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> warmth greatly\r\n            <lb />conduc\'d to <choice><abbr>w<sup>th.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a moderate <choice><abbr>Quant<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>Quantity</expan></choice> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup> Ung<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>the Unguent</expan></choice> entirely ceas\'d. \r\n            <lb />Had now a pretty free use of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Parts, cou\'d move \'em at\r\n            <lb />pleasure &amp;c. her only Complaint now was, that when in Bed\r\n            <lb />she was sometimes affected <choice><abbr>w<sup>th.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a weight universally over her\r\n            <lb />Body. This was no new Complaint, but I\'ve omitted it in\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> former part. <symptom n=\"76\">The Spiting having continu\'d for some time</symptom>\r\n            <lb />was now greatly reduced in Size, <bodypart n=\"17\">her Leg</bodypart> almost equal <choice><abbr>w<sup>th.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"17\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> other</bodypart> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Urine had a natural Appearance, her <choice><abbr>Sp<sup>ts.</sup></abbr><expan>spirits</expan></choice> were good,\r\n            <lb />&amp; her only unhappiness was <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom>, <symptom n=\"114\">a sore <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart></symptom> &amp; disÂ¬\r\n            <lb />agreeable taste, <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> she coud by no means easily reconcile. In\r\n            <lb />this state I intended giving <ingredient n=\"1\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Bark</ingredient>, but was prevented by\r\n            <lb />a Friend of hers under whose Care she had before been, <choice><abbr>recom<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>recommending</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"15\" t=\"15\">a <choice><abbr>Decoct.</abbr><expan>Decoction</expan></choice> of Sarsaparilla</ingredient>. Two months now elaps\'d since\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"76\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Ptyalism had ceas\'d</symptom> all <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> time she Continu\'d, as above.\r\n            <lb />Whether having got Cold in riding out <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Coach or from some\r\n            <lb />other cause I cannot absolutely determine, but was Attack\'d\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>th.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> an acute pain in <bodypart n=\"44\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Region of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Liver</bodypart>, <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> brought on a\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"25\">temporary Jaundice</symptom>, but by <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> &amp; <action n=\"21\">laxative medicines</action>\r\n            <lb />soon recover\'d, but had this Autumn â€“ 73 â€“ two or three very seÂ¬\r\n            <lb />vere Attacks, <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> Affected <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Stomach</bodypart> <choice><abbr>w<sup>th.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"57\">spasm</symptom> &amp; acute Pain,\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> alone &amp; <treatment n=\"1\">Bleeding</treatment>, <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> first of these Attacks I <choice><abbr>tho<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>thought</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />necessary from <symptom n=\"15\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> quick Pulse</symptom> &amp; other Symptoms were not\r\n            <lb />suficient to releive, but by Joining <ingredient n=\"26\"><choice><orig>g<sup>rs.</sup> iij</orig><reg>3 grains</reg></choice> of Ipecac</ingredient> with an\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient> had a happy <add place=\"above\">Effect</add> in <treatment n=\"9\">Pumping up an immense load of\r\n            <lb />pituitous viscid matter</treatment> after <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch.</sup> y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>which the</expan></choice> Pain ceas\'d, &amp; <action n=\"21\">laxatives</action> &amp;\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"6\">Glysters</treatment> perform\'d <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> rest. The medicine she always keeps\r\n            <lb />by her, never failing to releive when she finds any Attack\r\n            <lb />of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same, As <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Winter Approached her old Complaints\r\n            <lb />in <bodypart n=\"17\">her Leg</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"18\">Thigh</bodypart> began to increase, &amp; has continued at times\r\n            <lb />all <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> last winter &amp; Spring to be thus Affected. Viz: pain\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"39\">Convulsive motion</symptom> &amp; weight universally, but in a more moÂ¬\r\n            <lb />derate degree, than before, sometimes one, &amp; sometimes\r\n            <lb />Another of these Complaints being more prevalent: Since\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup> Merc. Ung<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>the Mercury Unguent</expan></choice></ingredient> was made use of, during <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> time she was in\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">a moderate Sweat</symptom>, has had <symptom n=\"78\">returns of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Itchings</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"30\">eruptive\r\n            <lb />Appearances</symptom>, &amp; when these are most out, <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> other Complaints\r\n            <lb />are less violent, she takes at Bedtime occasionly <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup> follow<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>the following</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>ch.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> always affords reliefe\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>â„ž Haust. <ingredient n=\"91\">Nitr.</ingredient> cum <ingredient n=\"38\" t=\"16\">Sal. C<sup>or.</sup> C.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb />g<sup>r.</sup> x <ingredient n=\"247\">Succ. Lymon</ingredient> q. s. <ingredient n=\"58\">Tinct. Theb.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"92\">Croc.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"96\">Serp. Virg.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb />&amp; <ingredient n=\"33\" t=\"20\">Vin. Antimon.</ingredient> aa g<sup>tt.</sup> 40 <ingredient n=\"172\">Sy<sup>r.</sup> Simp<sup>l.</sup></ingredient> q. s. â„³ f<sup>t.</sup> Haust.</orig>\r\n                <reg>Recipe for Draught: 10 grains of <ingredient n=\"91\">Nitre</ingredient> \r\n                    with <ingredient n=\"38\" t=\"16\">Hartshorn Salts</ingredient>, \r\n                    a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"247\">Lemon Juice</ingredient>, \r\n                    40 drops each of <ingredient n=\"58\">Thebaic Tincture</ingredient>, \r\n                    <ingredient n=\"92\">Crocus</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor</ingredient>, \r\n                    <ingredient n=\"96\">Virginia Snakeroot</ingredient> and \r\n                    <ingredient n=\"33\" t=\"20\">Antimonial Wine</ingredient>, and a sufficient quantity of \r\n                    <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient>. Mix to make a \r\n                    Draught\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This\r\n            <lb />generally produces a moist <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart>, has sometimes a comÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plaint in <bodypart n=\"56\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Neck of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Bladder</bodypart> <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"27\">prevents her making\r\n            <lb />water in any considerable Quantity at <del>a</del> time Attended\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>th.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> Pain</symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I look upon <symptom n=\"57\">a Spasmodic Affection</symptom> perhaps\r\n            <lb />owing to <symptom n=\"149\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Acrimony of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Urine</symptom>, <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> is now generally high\r\n            <lb />coloured &amp; deposites <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same copious brick colour\'d <choice><abbr>Sedim<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Sediment</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />but has no gritty feel. The mucilaginous drinks, as <ingredient n=\"373\" t=\"15\"><choice><orig>Decoct. \r\n            <lb />Dialth.</orig><reg>Decoction of Dialthaea</reg></choice></ingredient> &amp;c. releive, has <treatment n=\"6\">Glysters</treatment> &amp; <action n=\"21\">laxatives</action> occasionly, as <ingredient n=\"14\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Opium</ingredient> <symptom n=\"24\">gives a bound <bodypart n=\"46\">Belly</bodypart></symptom>. From <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> beginning of last\r\n            <lb />Autumn <condition n=\"8\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> menstrual Flux has not been so regular</condition>, SomeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />times 2 months 6 weeks or 8 weeks Any sudden surprize\r\n            <lb />will <symptom n=\"57\">make these Spasmodic Affections more violent</symptom>. She\r\n            <lb />has been <treatment n=\"1\">twice blooded within these six months</treatment>, for when\r\n            <lb />these periodical Discharges <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> nature long has been acÂ¬\r\n            <lb />custom\'d to, dont happen at <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> usual time, her Complaints\r\n            <lb />are worse. She has kept Pretty free from pain in <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            <lb />&amp; vital Parts these 4 or 5 months past except one or two very\r\n            <lb />trifling Attacks <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> soon receded. Having lately given her <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"13\">Hemlock</ingredient> in D<sup>r.</sup> Butters form, &amp; <treatment n=\"21\">a fomentation</treatment> of <ingredient n=\"13\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Plant</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />to <bodypart n=\"17\">her Legs</bodypart>. I found no advantage from it, but indeed I did\r\n            <lb />not continue <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Experiment long &amp; then in but very moderate\r\n            <lb />Dozes.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Miss Hodgson has had <treatment n=\"11\">an Issue in <bodypart n=\"18\">her right Thigh</bodypart></treatment> for\r\n            <lb />some Years past, <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"46\">discharges plentifully</symptom>. She is <symptom n=\"23\">very feeble\r\n            <lb />&amp; weak</symptom>, <symptom n=\"138\">not able to make herself <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> least Asistance</symptom>. â€“\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Year 75, continu\'d much as usual being Obliged to\r\n            <lb />take <ingredient n=\"14\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Opium <choice><abbr>Dr<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Draught</expan></choice></ingredient> every night &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> right Leg</bodypart> growing every\r\n            <lb />day worse â€“ <symptom n=\"57\">more &amp; more contract\'d</symptom>, till <symptom n=\"57\"><bodypart n=\"24\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> heel</bodypart> was drawn up,\r\n            <lb />till it wou\'d not touch <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> ground</symptom>, &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> inside of <bodypart n=\"24\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> foot</bodypart>, as\r\n            <lb />much contract\'d in <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 76 was Attacked <choice><abbr>w<sup>th.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"62\">an Inflammation\r\n            <lb />upon <bodypart n=\"44\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Liver</bodypart></symptom>, attended <choice><abbr>w<sup>th.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"25\">a Jaundice</symptom>, continu\'d bad for a\r\n            <lb />long time, took <ingredient n=\"1\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Bark</ingredient> &amp; other <action n=\"31\">Strengthning Medicines</action>\r\n            <lb />continu\'d in this manner <choice><abbr>w<sup>th:</sup> y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>with the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"17\">Leg of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> right side</bodypart> growing\r\n            <lb />worse, &amp; also <symptom n=\"23\"><bodypart n=\"12\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Arm of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same side</bodypart> growing weak</symptom>, &amp; not its\r\n            <lb />right feel, &amp; <symptom n=\"57\"><bodypart n=\"16\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> fingers</bodypart> of <bodypart n=\"15\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same hand</bodypart>, being drawn into <bodypart n=\"15\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />hand</bodypart> allways shut</symptom>, but will open out, when pulled open, but\r\n            <lb />will shut again of themselves, &amp; <symptom n=\"57\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Spasms most of this\r\n            <lb />time growing worse</symptom> â€“ in about <choice><abbr>Ap<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>April</expan></choice> 77: was again Attack\'d <choice><abbr>w<sup>th.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"10\">a Fever</condition> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammatory kind</symptom>, was <treatment n=\"1\">blood<sup>d</sup> two or three times</treatment>\r\n            <lb />after <condition n=\"10\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> fever</condition> was abated <condition n=\"13\">got co<del>u</del>ld</condition>, from <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> had <condition n=\"10\">a return of\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> fever</condition>, &amp; <symptom n=\"4\">a bad Cough</symptom>, by various medicines, these was at\r\n            <lb />last removed, all this time scarsely ever had a natural Stool\r\n            <lb />&amp; was also <treatment n=\"9\">Oblig\'d to take a vomit</treatment> every two or three months\r\n            <lb />from <symptom n=\"23\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> weakness of <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Stomach</bodypart></symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"48\">badness of digestion</symptom>, in\r\n            <lb />that time was generally loaded <choice><abbr>w<sup>th.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> tough Phlegm, &amp; mostly very\r\n            <lb />soure; 78: at latter end of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Summer, had a violent pain in <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Stomach</bodypart>, &amp; <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatic pains</condition> in various parts at <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same\r\n            <lb />time, &amp; <symptom n=\"57\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Spasms increasing</symptom> to a great degre continu\'d very\r\n            <lb />indiferent for some time About <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>.ry</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 79: had again a violent\r\n            <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n            <lb />disorder in <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Stomach</bodypart>, these attacks grew more violent, &amp;\r\n            <lb />more frequent, had <symptom n=\"125\">a hardness</symptom> &amp; a tightness at <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Stomach</bodypart>, took\r\n            <lb />various medicines <treatment n=\"1\">was at that time blud</treatment>, had <treatment n=\"17\"><bodypart n=\"24\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />frequently put into warm water</treatment> <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> had <ingredient n=\"11\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Chamomile</ingredient> boild\r\n            <lb />in it, had a variety of nervous medicines at several times\r\n            <lb />being much afflicted <choice><abbr>w<sup>th:</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> that complaint, being <symptom n=\"23\">so much weaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ken\'d</symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>th.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> so many severe Illnesses, &amp; scarcely ever had time to\r\n            <lb />recruit her Strength, before another Attack came on at <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> latÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ter end of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same Year 79: had another very violent Attack\r\n            <lb />had <treatment n=\"4\">a Blister upon <bodypart n=\"12\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> bad Arm</bodypart></treatment>, <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> answer\'d very well had\r\n            <lb />a return of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> disorder, &amp; <symptom n=\"57\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Spasms was so violent</symptom> <treatment n=\"4\">laid\r\n            <lb />a Blister upon <bodypart n=\"17\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> better Leg</bodypart></treatment>, after <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> it was much worse\r\n            <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"78\">more Irritable than it before had been</symptom> tho\' had long been\r\n            <lb />that way inclin\'d in 1780 about <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry.</sup> y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>January the</expan></choice> 19. begun in <condition n=\"10\">a\r\n            <lb />violent <symptom n=\"62\">Inflamatory</symptom> Fever</condition>, <treatment n=\"1\">was blood twice</treatment> &amp; took mediÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cines proper for that disorder, got something better, after\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>ch:</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"3\">was once Electrify\'d</treatment> about a week after <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch:</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> got out of\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> room <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Weather being fine, from <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> <condition n=\"13\">she got a Could</condition>, &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />next day was <symptom n=\"2\">ceased <choice><abbr>w<sup>th:</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a violent trembling</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"20\">as cold as\r\n            <lb />death all over</symptom> her Eyes shut, <symptom n=\"81\">could not speak</symptom>, being\r\n            <lb />often asked, <symptom n=\"155\">nor took notice of any thing for <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> time</symptom>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>ch.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> was about Twenty minuets, <treatment n=\"37\">used fricksions all <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />time</treatment> <treatment n=\"21\"><choice><abbr>w<sup>th:</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> hot flannels</treatment>, but brought no warmth nor Life till\r\n            <lb />of it self return\'d, she could not then remember any thing\r\n            <lb />of her own situation, after <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch:</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> she <symptom n=\"21\">begun to be violent hot\r\n            <lb />all over</symptom>, &amp; a most violent pain in <bodypart n=\"18\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> bad Thigh</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>ch.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"63\">swell\'d most Prodigiously</symptom>, <treatment n=\"1\">was then blud</treatment>, <symptom n=\"63\"><bodypart n=\"17\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Leg</bodypart> conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tinued violently swell\'d</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"62\">inflam\'d to a great degree</symptom>, in\r\n            <lb />two or three days <treatment n=\"2\">it was cut</treatment>, &amp; <symptom n=\"46\">discharg\'d gradually\r\n            <lb />about two Quarts of water</symptom>, at <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same time <symptom n=\"82\">there came\r\n            <lb />a redness</symptom> underneath <bodypart n=\"18\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> left Thigh</bodypart> rather high up where\r\n            <lb />she sits <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch:</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> was <symptom n=\"114\">sore to feel, &amp; painfull</symptom>, but <symptom n=\"30\">no <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>\r\n            <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n            <lb />Broke but appear\'d drawn in as if contracted</symptom>, &amp; had tho\'\r\n            <lb />at <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same time <symptom n=\"82\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> redness</symptom>, a <symptom n=\"30\">white scarfe appearance</symptom> that\r\n            <lb />still continues, &amp; is <symptom n=\"114\">very sore &amp; troublesome</symptom>, that can someÂ¬\r\n            <lb />times scarsely sit, at <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same time <symptom n=\"82\">some redness</symptom> came also\r\n            <lb />in <bodypart n=\"13\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Elbow</bodypart>, <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch:</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> was <symptom n=\"114\">very sore</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"51\">ruff to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> feel</symptom> &amp; at times\r\n            <lb />still <symptom n=\"114\">continues so sore</symptom> as cant lean upon it, <bodypart n=\"17\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Leg</bodypart> was\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"23\">poulticed with <ingredient n=\"372\">white Lilley roots</ingredient></treatment> <treatment n=\"4\"><choice><abbr>w<sup>ch:</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> blister\'d it</treatment>; it was\r\n            <lb />afterwards <treatment n=\"21\">fomented many times</treatment>, <treatment n=\"14\">had Leeches set on repeaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tedly</treatment>, it <symptom n=\"63\">continu\'d swell\'d</symptom> <symptom n=\"62\">after <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Inflamation was gone</symptom>, &amp;\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"68\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> muscles</bodypart> of <bodypart n=\"17\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Leg</bodypart> very hard, &amp; <symptom n=\"78\"><bodypart n=\"17\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Leg</bodypart> very Irritable</symptom>, after\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"10\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Fever was abated</condition>, try\'d <ingredient n=\"1\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Bark</ingredient> <action n=\"31\">to give Strength</action> being\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">much reduced in Strength</symptom>, but <ingredient n=\"1\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Bark</ingredient> unfortunately\r\n            <lb />brought on a return of <symptom n=\"62\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Inflamatory Complaints</symptom>, <treatment n=\"1\">was\r\n            <lb />again blud</treatment>, continu\'d very bad till June got a little better\r\n            <lb />was <symptom n=\"23\">so much reduced &amp; weaken\'d</symptom> tried <ingredient n=\"1\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Bark</ingredient> Joined\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>th:</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <action n=\"25\">proper cooling things</action>, it again had that unhappy\r\n            <lb />effect, brought on a return of <symptom n=\"62\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Inflamatory Complaints</symptom>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>ch.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> proved very obstinate, <treatment n=\"1\">was blood repeatedly</treatment>, &amp; medicines\r\n            <lb />proper gave; was at that time, <symptom n=\"23\">reduced so very weak as\r\n            <lb />could not scarcely be supported</symptom>; thought she could not Live\r\n            <lb />a little time, after <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch:</sup> y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>which the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"63\"><bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> swell\'d &amp; water came down\r\n            <lb />into them</symptom>, <treatment n=\"2\">had a Puncture <add place=\"above\">made</add></treatment> in <bodypart n=\"24\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> left foot</bodypart>, <choice><abbr>w<sup>.ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"46\">discharged a\r\n            <lb />little water</symptom>, after a little while <symptom n=\"63\">it swell\'d</symptom>, <symptom n=\"30\">pitted much</symptom>, was\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"2\">again cut</treatment> in <bodypart n=\"23\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> side of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Ankle</bodypart>, <symptom n=\"46\">discharged very little</symptom>, has\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">continu\'d very weak ever since</symptom>, has tried different <ingredient n=\"35\">PreparaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tions of Steel</ingredient>, but allways finds them <symptom n=\"21\">rather heating</symptom>, <bodypart n=\"17\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />right Leg</bodypart> is now, &amp; 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<bodypart n=\"36\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> back Bones</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />cra<add place=\"above\">c</add>kes as if they wou\'d come out of Joint every time she is\r\n            <lb />pull\'d or turn\'d in Bed; being intirely helpless, can do noÂ¬\r\n            <lb />thing for herself, has had a pain fix\'d sometimes in <bodypart n=\"12\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> left\r\n            <lb />Arm</bodypart>, <treatment n=\"1\">Just where she is blood</treatment>, <choice><abbr>w<sup>th:</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"90\">a sharp prickling feel</symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch:</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />gose to <bodypart n=\"16\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> end of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Fingers</bodypart>, &amp; when not there gose across\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"40\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Breast bone</bodypart>, &amp; has oftens a pain &amp; <symptom n=\"57\">Contraction at <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />bottom of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Body</symptom>, <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> place <symptom n=\"78\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Itching</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"47\">sharpness</symptom> is\r\n            <lb />particularly troublesome, has oftens such a weight &amp;\r\n            <lb />Oppression upon her as cant move, scarsely any more than \r\n            <lb />if Dead, oftens thinks shall be prest thro\' <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Bed; has\r\n            <lb />frequently <symptom n=\"102\">a dryness in <bodypart n=\"2\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Mouth &amp; Tongue</bodypart></symptom>, <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> latter of <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch:</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />will be has dry as <bodypart n=\"15\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Hand</bodypart>; <condition n=\"31\">has not been able to turn in \r\n            <lb />bed, without Asistance, these many Years</condition>, <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> better <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch:</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> is\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Left, &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> only one she has left, <symptom n=\"66\">has a kind of numbness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />in it, &amp; <symptom n=\"90\">oftens a tingling feel</symptom>; <choice><abbr>w<sup>th:</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"57\">a Contraction</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"114\"><unclear>soreness</unclear></symptom>\r\n            <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"63\">sometimes will pugh up, &amp; swell a little</symptom> &amp; sometimes\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"30\">little watery pimples will appear</symptom>, upon <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> thick part of\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"15\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Hand</bodypart>, <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> gose back; 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<symptom n=\"22\">oftens Dizzy</symptom>, as\r\n            <lb />if she woud fall from her Chair; &amp; <symptom n=\"17\">very heavy to Sleep</symptom>, &amp; someÂ¬\r\n            <lb />times a little pain in it, has not been able for these many \r\n            <lb />Years to kneel down, it Occasions such a Violent pain, as \r\n            <lb />could not bear it, <ingredient n=\"28\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Castor Oil</ingredient> was two Hot, has no ConveniÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ence of getting into warm Baths, being so very helpless.\r\n            <lb />Exercise <symptom n=\"63\">makes <bodypart n=\"17\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Legs</bodypart> swell more</symptom>, is <symptom n=\"23\">so very weak</symptom> &amp; so subÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ject to Cold, cant move out of her own Room, none of <bodypart n=\"68\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> muscles</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />Callous\'d except those of <bodypart n=\"24\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> right Foot</bodypart>, &amp; round <bodypart n=\"23\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Ankles</bodypart>, <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch:</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />is <symptom n=\"57\">drawn so in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> inside, you may lay <bodypart n=\"16\">your Fingers</bodypart> into it</symptom>\r\n            <lb />tho\' <bodypart n=\"15\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Hand of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same side</bodypart> is <symptom n=\"57\">so drawn</symptom> &amp; <bodypart n=\"15\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Hand</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart> quite\r\n            <lb />Useless, yet upon any other part of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Body <symptom n=\"78\">Itching</symptom>; <bodypart n=\"16\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Fingers</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />will stretch out of themselves, but will go to Again, <symptom n=\"57\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Catchings\r\n            <lb />come on every Night</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"57\"><bodypart n=\"17\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Legs</bodypart> then Catchess</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"2\">trembles</symptom>, to that\r\n            <lb />degree that it is impossible to hold them, at <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same time has\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"125\">hard as Iron</symptom>, &amp; could &amp; Painfull is then <treatment n=\"39\">rub\'d well</treatment> <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch:</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> is alÂ¬\r\n            <lb />most every day. Before my M<sup>rs.</sup> had that <condition n=\"37\">Erysipelas Fever</condition>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>ch:</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> was in March &amp; <choice><abbr>Ap<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>April</expan></choice> 1780 she was to have Intervals of ease;\r\n            <lb />&amp; would have been better, for two or three months, but since that\r\n            <lb />time has never been free from some of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> above Complaints;\r\n            <lb />&amp; since that time has allways had a tendency, to <symptom n=\"62\">an InÂ¬\r\n            <lb />flamatory Complaint</symptom>, &amp; at times <symptom n=\"21\">a violent heat in <bodypart n=\"28\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <pb n=\"10\" />\r\n            <lb />Back</bodypart></symptom>, up as high as <bodypart n=\"11\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Shoulders</bodypart>, &amp; frequently <symptom n=\"82\">flushing</symptom> <symptom n=\"21\">heats</symptom>\r\n            <lb />in <bodypart n=\"8\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Face</bodypart>, has within these last Ten days, has had a violent\r\n            <lb />Pain in <bodypart n=\"131\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Neck of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Uterus</bodypart> with <symptom n=\"47\">smarting</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"21\">heats</symptom>, <symptom n=\"47\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />sharpness is so great</symptom>, that it gets into <bodypart n=\"6\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Eyes</bodypart> &amp; they frequentÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly run down with water.\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />Miss Hodgeson\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Febr<sup>.y</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1781 â€“\r\n            <lb />XI. p. 156 â€“â€“\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1978, 13, '2014-12-10 13:56:13', 666);
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I formerly suspected <condition n=\"68\">carious <bodypart n=\"3\">teeth</bodypart></condition> for being at \r\n            <lb/>bottom of the whole complaint and tho now there is no\r\n            <lb/>clear ground for such suspicion I must still by the way\r\n            <lb/>advise M<sup>r</sup> Leslie as soon as his <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> can be sufficiently \r\n            <lb/>opened to have his <bodypart n=\"3\">teeth</bodypart> examined and if there are any reÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>markably spoiled to have them <treatment n=\"45\">taken out</treatment>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>To expede M<sup>r</sup> Leslie\'s recovery from his present ailÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ment I hope little more is necessary that to continue\r\n            <lb/>the measures now employed and especially to guard <choice><abbr>ag<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>against</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>cold and therfore to make no haste to be well. Of the\r\n            <lb/>present applications the one I like best and which I think\r\n            <lb/>will be most effectual is the anointing very gently but\r\n            <lb/>very diligently two or three times a day with the <ingredient n=\"23\" t=\"28\">camphoÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>rated oil</ingredient> made pretty strong. I cannot now think that\r\n      <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>any of the <ingredient n=\"238\">lead or Saturnine</ingredient> preparations are necessary and I\r\n            <lb/>doubt if in the present circumstances they are at all proper. As\r\n            <lb/>long as any <symptom n=\"133\">stiffness</symptom> <del><illegible l=\"2\"/></del> <symptom n=\"125\">hardness</symptom> or contraction of the <bodypart n=\"68\">muscles of\r\n            <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"79\">jaw</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart></bodypart> continue <treatment n=\"21\">fomentations</treatment> may be usefull but the\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"11\">Camomile flowers</ingredient> boiled in <del>wat</del> plain water will be the best and if\r\n            <lb/>these circumstances should still continue obstinate I would adÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>vise a <ingredient n=\"13\" t=\"15\">decoction of the leaves of Hemlock</ingredient> <add place=\"above\">as a <treatment n=\"21\">fomentation</treatment></add> to be employed. The\r\n            <lb/>fresh plant is not to be got now in any good condition but it is posÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>sible that leaves powdered may be kept in the north as <subst><del>it is</del><add place=\"above\">they are</add></subst> here\r\n            <lb/>and a decoction of that powder may be employed.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I cannot think that the application of <treatment n=\"14\">leeches</treatment> can now be\r\n            <lb/>necessary but if any fresh <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> or <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> should come on\r\n            <lb/>two or three <treatment n=\"14\">leeches</treatment> can do no harm.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I cannot either think that <treatment n=\"3\">electricity</treatment> is necessary and I\r\n            <lb/>don\'t imagine that it is very well suited to the case but in obstiÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>nate cases we must sometimes try remedies at random and if the\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"133\">rigidity of the <bodypart n=\"79\">jaw</bodypart></symptom> in this <add place=\"above\">Case</add> should appear very obstinate I should be\r\n            <lb/>willing to try the <treatment n=\"3\">electricity</treatment>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>While any <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> and especially any degree of <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>shall continue a dose of <action n=\"25\">cooling <ingredient n=\"140\">salts</ingredient></action> cannot be improper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I wonder a little that M<sup>r</sup> Leslie has not told me\r\n            <lb/>what had become of the sore from the <symptom n=\"42\">suppuration</symptom>. ProÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>bably it was healed up very soon but I must say that if\r\n            <lb/>it has <add place=\"above\">not</add> entirely healed up I would be in no haste to heal it as \r\n            <lb/>its being kept open may be a means of taking down the\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> and <symptom n=\"133\">stiffness</symptom> sooner.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup> 27<sup>th</sup> Octo<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh 27<sup>th</sup> October</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/>1781\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 207, 2, '2013-08-27 13:43:22', 85),
(2117, NULL, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"1\"/>\r\n        <opener>\r\n            <salute>Dear Sir</salute>,\r\n        </opener>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>You would learn by Doctor Clarke\'s letter in\r\n            <lb/>answer to your<del>s</del> Opinion, the unfortunate Event of my \r\n            <lb/>ever honoured Fathers Illness which was an affliction\r\n            <lb/>to all his friends, equally severe as it was unexpected,\r\n            <lb/>to me in particular, it has been productive of \r\n            <lb/>much sorrow, which has again introduced a train \r\n            <lb/>of Complaints which I have for some time past\r\n            <lb/>been subject to, &amp; for which I wish to have your\r\n            <lb/>Opinion at Convenience- I am at present 25 years\r\n            <lb/>of age <add place=\"above\">of a chearful disposition &amp; very active</add> fair and rather of a pale Complexion, fine <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>rather above the middle size, of a form neither\r\n            <lb/>athletic nor slender - descended of <add place=\"above\">a</add> Parent who\r\n            <lb/>had been afflicted with the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition>, for many Years \r\n            <lb/>&amp; who was also come of a father, who was in a less violent manner subject to that Complaint\r\n            <lb/>for Doctor Clarke was mistaken in writinf that\r\n            <lb/>my Grandfather was not troubled with that\r\n            <lb/>disorders - Early in the Spring 1766. I catched\r\n            <lb/>a <condition n=\"13\">severe Cold</condition> which produced a <symptom n=\"4\">violent Cough</symptom> &amp; by\r\n            <lb/>its Continuance introduced a Variety of dispicable \r\n            <lb/>symptoms, pain in my <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart>, <symptom n=\"28\">great perspiration</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>in the Mornings, &amp; a considerable <symptom n=\"54\">Debility</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"8\">loss\r\n            <lb/>of Appetite</symptom>. BY the application of a <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> the \r\n            <lb/>pain in my <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> was much easier, &amp; by\r\n      <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>removing into the Country, riding every day on Horseback\r\n            <lb/>&amp; living upon a Milk diet, also drinking Goat Whey\r\n            <lb/>at <unclear>Wooler</unclear>, I recovered almost perfectly from my Com<del>la</del>Â¬\r\n            <lb/>plaints about the latter end of the Summer\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>From that time &amp; even before I have been much afÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>flicted with <symptom n=\"1\">severe Head Ach\'s</symptom>, which generally fixed\r\n            <lb/>in one of the <bodypart n=\"63\">Temples</bodypart>, continued always one day\r\n            <lb/>&amp; were mostly removed next Morning, but for many\r\n            <lb/>Years I was subject to them mostly twice a Week\r\n            <lb/>Tho: most regularly at other times I had them\r\n            <lb/>periodically every third day - I took <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> in\r\n            <lb/>Powders which always agreed with me, &amp; after\r\n            <lb/>some time persevering in it, seldom failed to remove \r\n            <lb/>them for some Weeks- For these last five or six\r\n            <lb/>Years, I have not been <add place=\"above\">near</add> so frequently afflicted with \r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"1\">head Achs</symptom>, tho: even now if I drink a very little \r\n            <lb/>more than my usual Quantity of Wine, which seldom\r\n            <lb/>exceeds four or five Glasses in the day, or lie at\r\n            <lb/>Night with my <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> too sour, I seldom escape it\r\n            <lb/>but it often goes of before dinner  - About five\r\n            <lb/>Years ago, after my constant <symptom n=\"1\">head Achs</symptom>, had in some \r\n            <lb/>degree left me I was seized at times with a most\r\n            <lb/>violent Complaint in my <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, which my\r\n            <lb/>Physician thought was the <symptom n=\"50\">Cramps</symptom>. The <symptom n=\"57\">Spasms</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>were so great, that I was under the Necessity\r\n     <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>of sitting almost double, as it seemed to contract the <bodypart n=\"69\">InÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>testines</bodypart>, the pain always struck through my <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart> &amp; had\r\n            <lb/>the feeling of a dagger piercing the <bodypart n=\"36\">back bone</bodypart>. Being \r\n            <lb/>naturally <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> &amp; particularly so during the time that\r\n            <lb/>I was most subject to this painful Complaint. Warm\r\n            <lb/>opening Medicines were presented, which had a very good\r\n            <lb/>Effect &amp; for some time I continued to take them once\r\n            <lb/>or twice a Week as I found occasion. During the time of\r\n            <lb/>the violent pain &amp; <symptom n=\"57\">spasms</symptom> which sometimes lasted from\r\n            <lb/>two to six hours, warm <treatment n=\"21\">fomentations</treatment>, &amp; hot <unclear>trenchers</unclear> were\r\n            <lb/>applied to the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> &amp; I was frequently under the \r\n            <lb/>disagreable Necessity of taking spirits, to allay the \r\n            <lb/>pain- From this three Years past I have been much\r\n            <lb/>exempted from this severe disorder, &amp; had from that\r\n            <lb/>time enjoyed a greater degree of health than for \r\n            <lb/>some years before, till within this twelvemonths \r\n            <lb/>that I received the account of the death of a \r\n            <lb/>younger &amp; much loved Brother, which had so powerÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ful an <symptom n=\"6\">effect upon my spirits &amp; so much agitated\r\n            <lb/>my Mind</symptom>, that it produced a Complaint which \r\n            <lb/>till that afflicting stroke I had been totally unÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>acquainted with. A violent <symptom n=\"10\">palpitation</symptom> of my\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"42\">heart</bodypart>, accompanied by a <symptom n=\"2\">trembling</symptom> which afÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>fected my whole body, &amp; was preceded &amp; attended \r\n            <lb/>by great <symptom n=\"20\">Chillness</symptom>- These distressing Sensations\r\n    <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n            <lb/>were relieved sometimes by a violent <symptom n=\"28\">perspiration</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; I was generally obliged to take Spirits &amp; Waters or\r\n            <lb/>more often Wine &amp; Water just before I went to bed\r\n            <lb/>as it was soon after <add place=\"above\">that time</add> that these Complaints began\r\n            <lb/>The <symptom n=\"6\">depression of Spirits</symptom> &amp; disagreeable I may say dreadÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ful Ideas, it introduced were such as till then \r\n            <lb/>I had no Conception of. The painful sensations returnÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ed frequently during a great part of last Winter\r\n            <lb/>&amp; I seldom escaped feeling the <symptom n=\"10\">palpitation of my <bodypart n=\"42\">heart</bodypart></symptom> \r\n            <lb/>in a smaller or greater d<add place=\"above\">e</add>gree, about eleven at Night\r\n            <lb/>&amp; the Idea of its returning at that time contributed\r\n            <lb/>I presume not a little to its Continuance. I have \r\n            <lb/>taken infusions of the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"113\">Bitters</ingredient> at various times\r\n            <lb/>for this Complaint tho: not always regularly \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I mentioned before my habit being generally <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> \r\n            <lb/>but I have several times within this twelvemonths\r\n            <lb/>been seized with violent <treatment n=\"30\">Purgings</treatment>, <choice><abbr>w\'ch</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> have continued\r\n            <lb/>for two or three days &amp; were generally accompanied with\r\n            <lb/><condition n=\"61\">Tenesmus</condition>- Imagening that the Country Air &amp; the \r\n            <lb/>consequent exercise a residence there would occasion <add place=\"above\">might be of Use</add>\r\n            <lb/>I took a house the beginning of summer <add place=\"above\">above</add> two Miles\r\n            <lb/>distant from <choice><abbr>NCastle</abbr><expan>Newcastle</expan></choice>, where after business I spend my\r\n            <lb/>Evenings, &amp; return to Town in the Mornings, always\r\n            <lb/>on horseback, except for Variety I sometimes tho:\r\n            <lb/>seldom walk - I found great benefit from this\r\n      <pb n=\"5\"/>\r\n            <lb/>Scheme &amp; was much better in my health, untill the\r\n            <lb/>unexpected death of my worthy father occasioned a\r\n            <lb/>renewal of those Complaints I have before described &amp; \r\n            <lb/>which tho: perhaps not dangerous, are however troublesome\r\n            <lb/>&amp; unpleasant. I have generally found a kind of\r\n            <lb/>distension or sense of fulness or uneasiness at my\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> in the evenings before I am seized with\r\n            <lb/>the Symptoms I have mentioned - Finding that\r\n            <lb/>Tea disagrees with me, I have for some time past\r\n            <lb/>taken Milk to Breakfast, &amp; seldom take more than \r\n            <lb/>a Cup of Cofee or Tea in the afternoon &amp; very frequentÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ly a drink of Milk, or Cup of light mild Chocolate\r\n            <lb/>is substituted - I take honey both to breakfast &amp; in\r\n            <lb/>the afternoon, &amp; to dinner generally plain boiled or\r\n            <lb/>roast Butcher Meat with a small quantity of \r\n            <lb/>Vegetables having a moderate Appetite &amp; am generally\r\n            <lb/>hungry for my food. I sometimes drink small\r\n            <lb/>beer, frequently Water to my Victuals &amp; generally\r\n            <lb/>two or three Glasses of <add place=\"above\">red</add> Port Wine after dinner\r\n            <lb/>I eat little Supper sometimes a Mouthful of cold\r\n            <lb/>Meat, an Egg, a slice of Ham, a little Spinage\r\n            <lb/>&amp;c, drinking small Beer or Water a couple\r\n            <lb/>of Glasses of Wine, or a little Negus after it\r\n        </p>\r\n     <pb n=\"6\"/>       \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In general I go to Bed a little after eleven, &amp; rise\r\n            <lb/>in Summer at seven, in Winter at eight\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Being connected in a banking Company &amp; besides\r\n            <lb/>engaged in other commercial employment I can\r\n            <lb/>seldom spare much time in the middle of the day\r\n            <lb/>for exercise, but being sensibly convinced of the necessiÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ty of it, I make it a rule even in Winter to take a \r\n            <lb/>Walk or ride on Horseback every tolerable day. My\r\n            <lb/>disagreeable Complaints have never prevented my attendÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ance to Business, on the contrary I think less of my\r\n            <lb/>situation when my thoughts are otehrwise engrossed.\r\n            <lb/>I have frequently tried Sea &amp; Cold Bathing without \r\n            <lb/>being sensible of any peculiar benefit from it- \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>When I use any violent Exercise so as to <symptom n=\"12\">occasion \r\n            <lb/>my breathing quick</symptom>, particularly in running fast\r\n            <lb/>up stairs of great length <add place=\"above\">I feel</add> a strange sensation at\r\n            <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"46\">pit of my Stomach</bodypart>, or render the <bodypart n=\"26\">breast bone</bodypart> as if\r\n            <lb/>my <bodypart n=\"42\">heart</bodypart> was turning over, <choice><abbr>w\'ch</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> immediately produces a \r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"4\">short cough</symptom>, as if for <symptom n=\"12\">want of Breath</symptom>, I have been\r\n            <lb/>accustomed to it occasionally for many Years, but more\r\n            <lb/>frequent lately. About two months since, at the \r\n            <lb/>time my <condition n=\"21\">nervous Complaints</condition> were worst directly afÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ter my fathers death, I was seized with a pain\r\n            <lb/>in one <bodypart n=\"24\">foot</bodypart> which was extremely severe when I\r\n     <pb n=\"7\"/>\r\n            <lb/>walked &amp; occasioned me to halt in walking. This \r\n            <lb/>continued three days, &amp; then disappeared, &amp; I have \r\n            <lb/>been before at many <add place=\"above\">times in a</add> similar way affected with\r\n            <lb/>pains in my <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> . I have now minutely described\r\n            <lb/>my past &amp; present situation, &amp; shall most chearfully\r\n            <lb/>follow your directions, whatever regimen, or plan you\r\n            <lb/>recommend, having not only from the general Voice\r\n            <lb/>but several particular Instances, the most perfect\r\n            <lb/>Confidence in your Judgement &amp; abilities, as consiÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>dering with more attention &amp; on a more comprehenÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>sive plan, the reestablishment of the Constitution\r\n            <lb/>of your patients, than most other physicians \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>For the trouble you have had both on my worthy\r\n            <lb/>Fathers Account &amp; my own, you will please accept \r\n            <lb/>the inclosed three Guineas for the present - I am\r\n            <lb/>with much respect &amp; Esteem,\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute><choice><abbr>Y<sup>r</sup> most Obed<sup>t</sup> Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Your most Obedient Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>George Waldie</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Newcastle 28 <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1780</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>NB. I delayed inclosing the above until I could\r\n                <lb/>send you the above for which had no time to do before\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>M<sup>rs</sup> Waldie having more writing than is of advantage \r\n                <lb/>to his health, has obligingly yeilded to the intreaties\r\n                <lb/>of a young Lady who is tenderly interested both from\r\n                <lb/>duty &amp; affection in his Welfare, &amp; allowed her to copy\r\n                <lb/>the above account, &amp; tho: D<sup>r</sup> Cullen must have numÂ¬\r\n                <lb/>berless Addicsses of this kind, yet he may perhaps \r\n                <lb/>recollect the <u>writing</u>, of a Miss Ormston, who about\r\n         <pb n=\"8\"/>           \r\n                <lb/>four Years since corresponded with &amp; attended him at\r\n                <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Millers Edinburgh.  The grateful sentiments she\r\n                <lb/>then returned, for the kindness shewn her, &amp; the lasting \r\n                <lb/>bebefit she received from his Advice, will not permit her\r\n                <lb/>to omit this Opportunity of returning to him the sincere\r\n                <lb/>thanks &amp; Gratitude of his much obliged  A Waldie \r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Doctor Cullen \r\n            <lb/>Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> G. Waldie\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1780\r\n                <lb/>xi. p.64\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1940, 6, '2013-05-29 23:49:28', 180),
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We have lately got here a Lot of very\r\n            <lb/>Elegant new Baths built <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> upon the plan of the\r\n            <lb/>Medicinal Baths at York, &amp; Kensington, they have several\r\n            <lb/>different <treatment n=\"44\">Vapour Baths</treatment>, one they call a Buxton Bath, &amp; very\r\n            <lb/>good Warm &amp; Cold Baths finished to a high taste - \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>rs</sup> Waldie begs to Join me in best Wishes; with many thanks \r\n            <lb/>for your polite Attention  I am \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir with Esteem\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Y<sup>r</sup> most Obed<sup>t</sup> Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Your most Obedient Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>George Waldie</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n  <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb/>Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Geo. Waldie Esq<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>George Waldie Esquire</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1781\r\n                <lb/>Acknowledged\r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1974, 2, '2013-09-02 14:35:06', 115),
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ThebaicÃ¦</abbr><expan>Thebaic Pills</expan></choice></ingredient> or if it does not I should like as well or better to\r\n            <lb/>give it by <treatment n=\"6\">glyster</treatment> in the following manner. \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                â„ž Aq. font. â„¥iij\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"75\">G. Arabic.</ingredient> Ê’iij Solve cola et adde <ingredient n=\"58\">Tinct. Thebaic.</ingredient> g<sup>tt</sup> XL vel \r\n                <lb/>L. and this given every second or third night is likely to give \r\n                <lb/>him much comfort.\r\n            </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take three ounces of spring Water and three drachms of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient>. Dissolve, strain and add forty to fifty drops of \r\n                    <ingredient n=\"58\">Thebaic Tincture</ingredient> and this given every second or third night is likely to give him much comfort.\r\n                </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I am very glad to find that he uses a milk diet and \r\n            <lb/>let me observe that the use of fruit is no ways incompatible \r\n            <lb/>with this and the fÅ“tid matter which he <symptom n=\"3\">threw up</symptom> after taking\r\n            <lb/>a little beef makes me suspect some putresency in the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>requiring acids and acescents. If I am right in this you will\r\n            <lb/>find that fruit instead of increasing will rather restrain his\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"31\"><bodypart n=\"64\">loose belly</bodypart></symptom>. These hints are all that I can offer at present\r\n            <lb/>but I assure you I am anxious to be of any service in my power\r\n            <lb/>to M<sup>r</sup> Wommersly and whenever you think I can be so, you \r\n            <lb/>may freely command me. I wrote you last week\r\n            <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>about M<sup>r</sup> Pollock and am concerned that you do not acknowlege\r\n            <lb/>the receit of my letter or say anything about him If you\r\n            <lb/>have not received my letter which was of the 11<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>curr<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>current</expan></choice>. I beg\r\n            <lb/>you may let me know.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>I am always very much Yours.</salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup> 18<sup>th</sup> Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh 18<sup>th</sup> December</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/>1781.\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>Pray don\'t forget the numbering of the people.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 236, 13, '2014-12-09 12:40:30', 100);
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At supper he may\r\n            <lb />take a soft boiled new laid egg but no other animal food, &amp; he\r\n            <lb />may frequently <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> diluted milk boiled &amp; poured upon bread\r\n            <lb />rice barley or Sago. -- He should for some time abstain from all\r\n            <lb />fermented Liquors whether wines or malt Liquor &amp; <choice><abbr>S<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> take\r\n            <lb />entirely to water &amp; spirits, in different proportions as he takes it\r\n            <lb />for small or strong drink. - Let him take great care to avoid\r\n            <lb />cold particularly his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>, &amp; let him contrive to give\r\n            <lb />up Chewing tobacco altogether. -- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />W. 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One to be taken in a little <ingredient n=\"280\">currant jelly</ingredient>\r\n                    twice a day, washing it down with a small cup of the \r\n                    following.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">pulv. cort. Peruvian.</ingredient> â„¥fs\r\n                    <lb />Aq. font. q. s. ut f. massa Semiliquida\r\n                    \r\n                    \r\n                    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />In mortario vitreo vel lapideo terito diligenter per horam dimidiam\r\n                    <lb /><subst><del>dein adde</del><add place=\"above\">dein paulatim affunde</add></subst> Aq. font. ad â„”ij. Repone in lagena et macera\r\n                    <lb />per horas duodecim dein adde <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tinct. cort. Peruv.</ingredient> â„¥ij et\r\n                    <lb />denique per chartam cola.\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <action n=\"60\">Stomachic Infusion</action> a small cupfull to be taken after\r\n                    <lb />every dose of the above powders.  \r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian bark powder</ingredient> and \r\n                    a sufficient quantity of spring Water in order to make a semiliquid mass. \r\n                    Crush it carefully in a glass or stone mortar, \r\n                    then slowly pour in up to two pounds of spring water. Pour it into a jar and macerate \r\n                    for twelve hours, then add two ounces of <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Peruvian bark Tincture</ingredient>. Finally, \r\n                    strain using the paper. \r\n                    Label: <action n=\"60\">Stomachic Infusion</action>. A small cup to be taken after \r\n                    every dose of the above powders.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystall. Tartar. pulv.</ingredient> â„¥j <ingredient n=\"466\">pulv. e Jalap. comp</ingredient> Ê’j\r\n                    <lb /><action n=\"21\">Elect. lenitiv.</action> â„¥fs. <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl.</ingredient> q.s. ut f. Electuarium tenue\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <action n=\"21\">Laxative Electuary</action>, a teaspoonful or two to be taken for a\r\n                    <lb />dose in the morning. --- \r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystal Tartar powder</ingredient>, one drachm of <ingredient n=\"466\">compound powder of Jallop</ingredient>, \r\n                    half an ounce of <action n=\"21\">lenitive Electuary</action> and a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">simple Syrup</ingredient> in order to let there be made a light electuary. \r\n                    Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative Electuary</action>. A teaspoon or two to be taken for a \r\n                    dose in the morning.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />July 22<sup>d.</sup> 1779\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />W C.\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4480, 13, '2014-12-09 15:02:06', 105),
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Immeadiatly upon my\r\n            <lb />getting home, I had my hair cut out &amp; began a\r\n            <lb />Course of the Cold bathing, togither with the\r\n            <lb />medicines you prescribed for me, both which\r\n            <lb />agreed with me very well, I had not however\r\n            <lb />used them above 8 or 10 days when an <choice><abbr>oppt<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>opportunity</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />offered of my getting a cruize in the Channell\r\n            <lb />for a few weeks, this I tho more readily\r\n            <lb />embraced as the weather was remarkably fine\r\n            <lb />&amp; you had so strongly recommended this kind\r\n            <lb />of Exercise. - by this my bathing was interupted\r\n            <lb />&amp; I am at loss whither or not I should begin\r\n            <lb />it again as the Season is now far advanced\r\n            <lb />&amp; the Weather begining to turn a little Cold\r\n            <lb />of this you\'ll be be good enough to advise\r\n            <lb />with your Conveniency, &amp; say how often &amp;\r\n            <lb />how long I should continue it --- ---- \r\n            <lb />with respect to the situation of my health -- \r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>T</abbr><expan>Turn</expan></choice> over\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />at present I think upon the whole it is rather better, but\r\n            <lb />altho some of my complaints are quite gone &amp; the violence of\r\n            <lb />most of the others somewhat lessened, yet <symptom n=\"26\">I do not find\r\n            <lb />that I am recovering any part of that flesh that\r\n            <lb />I had lost</symptom> -- I have <add place=\"above\">had</add> but one return of the <condition n=\"38\">Piles</condition> since\r\n            <lb />I saw you &amp; that was a few days after I left <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />so that from the long respite I have had, I am hopefull\r\n            <lb />that disagreeable disorder has quited me altogither\r\n            <lb />I am not often now troubled with that <symptom n=\"22\">giddiness in\r\n            <lb />my <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></symptom> of which I complain\'d so much, but the\r\n            <lb />Sourness of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> with <symptom n=\"7\">flatulencies</symptom> continue\r\n            <lb />much the same as formerly &amp; are at times very distressing\r\n            <lb />I find my<add place=\"above\">self</add> most troubled with the <symptom n=\"48\">heart burn</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"7\">bringing\r\n            <lb />up wind from the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart></symptom> after eating particularly\r\n            <lb />after dinner -- I have of late been sometimes troubled\r\n            <lb />with a <symptom n=\"3\">Sickness at the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart></symptom> which will continue\r\n            <lb />in a greater or less degree for some days &amp; then go\r\n            <lb />of again without the use of any Medicine -- My\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> some times breaks out in little <symptom n=\"30\">bumps</symptom> &amp; is so\r\n            <lb />amazingly <symptom n=\"78\">itchy</symptom>, that in feeling as well as in looks\r\n            <lb />it much resembles the itch, however it soon disapears\r\n            <lb />again -- -- The <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> you prescribed answers the purpose\r\n            <lb />very well, but have now little occasion to use it being\r\n            <lb />much more regular in my <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> than formerly\r\n            <lb />if you could think <add place=\"above\">of any thing</add> that would correct the <symptom n=\"48\">acidity</symptom>\r\n            <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"7\">flatulence</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, &amp; relieve the <symptom n=\"3\">Sickness</symptom>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>T</abbr><expan>Turn</expan></choice> Over\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />you\'ll be good enough to advise,. my appetite is\r\n            <lb />tolerably good &amp; I sleep pretty well, I have\r\n            <lb />hitherto &amp; will adhere strictly to what regimen\r\n            <lb />you may prescribe --- I shall be obliged for your\r\n            <lb />further advice <del>as sor</del> as soon as you can make\r\n            <lb />it convenient. As I am giving you more trouble\r\n            <lb />Shall at least consider myself in your debt\r\n            <lb />another fee which will most Chearfull pay\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I am\r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Yours respectfully\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />John M<sup>c</sup> Kie <choice><abbr>Jun<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Junior</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> John Mackie\r\n            <lb />Straunraer. -- \r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1. 1779.\r\n            <lb />V.X. p.104.\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1734, 13, '2014-12-09 14:19:01', 60),
(2122, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c4786\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:4786] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To:  Thomas Logan / Regarding: Mr Macadam (of Grimmel) (Patient) / 24 February 1784 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Gillian Weir</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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I am \r\n            <lb/>therefore clear that your evacuations have not been \r\n            <lb/>too great and I think your continuation of a <action n=\"24\">purgaÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tive</action> is still to be persisted in and if the state of the\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> difficult I would have you give a pretty\r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"6\">sharp glyster</treatment> every day. The <treatment n=\"4\">Blistering</treatment> you\r\n            <lb/>have employed and prepared appears to me exÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tremely proper and as I think they will have\r\n            <lb/>the most effect applied to the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> I must observe \r\n            <lb/>to you that I have no dificulty in applying one\r\n            <lb/>to the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> though another had been taken from\r\n            <lb/>it but a few days before I leave it however to\r\n            <lb/>your discretion either to apply it in that way\r\n            <lb/>or to other <illegible w=\"7\"/>\r\n     <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>remedies that seem to be now admissible. But\r\n            <lb/>if you can perceive that though the <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse is some\r\n            <lb/>what sunk</symptom> the <bodypart n=\"57\">vessels of the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></bodypart> are still full\r\n            <lb/>I would not be afraid of still <treatment n=\"1\"><treatment n=\"16\">taking a little blood \r\n            <lb/>by Cupping</treatment></treatment> and if you do try it let it be upon the \r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"1\">hind head</bodypart> where the <bodypart n=\"57\">vessels</bodypart> seem to have more\r\n            <lb/>communication with the <bodypart n=\"41\">sinuses of the brain</bodypart> than\r\n            <lb/>these of the <bodypart n=\"63\">temples</bodypart> have.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I am much afraid you may have little\r\n            <lb/>opportunity of exhibiting internal remedies\r\n            <lb/>and they are in such a case very ambiguous\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"60\">Mustard</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"111\">Horse radish</ingredient> in any shape you can\r\n            <lb/>introduce them are amongst the safest and next to\r\n            <lb/>these the <ingredient n=\"362\">Volatile Alkali</ingredient>. Though this and every other\r\n            <lb/><action n=\"28\">stimulant</action> given internally are of doubtful safety\r\n            <lb/>they are however very safe when applied externally\r\n            <lb/>you may apply <unclear><treatment n=\"20\">Sinapism of proper <ingredient n=\"60\">mustard</ingredient></treatment></unclear> that has been \r\n            <lb/><unclear>for a day or two before prepared for the table, to both <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart></unclear>\r\n            <lb/><illegible w=\"10\"/>\r\n            <lb/><illegible w=\"13\"/>\r\n            <lb/><illegible w=\"10\"/>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n            <lb/>for your patient and compliments to D<sup>r</sup> Campbell \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                    I am with \r\n                <lb/>great regard <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir your most Obedient Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice><orig>\r\n                    <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"272\">Ol. Olivar</ingredient> opt. â„¥iij <ingredient n=\"144\">Ol. Succin</ingredient> â„¥j <ingredient n=\"285\">Sp<sup>t</sup> Sal. Ammoniac. probe caustic</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s â„³.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take three ounces of the best <ingredient n=\"272\">Olive Oil</ingredient> and one ounce of <ingredient n=\"144\">Oil of Amber</ingredient> and \r\n                    half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"285\">caustic Spirit of Ammoniac Salt</ingredient>. Mix. \r\n                </reg></choice>\r\n            </recipe>\r\n        </postscript>    \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4786, 3, '2014-06-03 13:01:14', 95),
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To avoid Easterly weather ready to occur in the \r\n            <lb/>Month of May. let her take the west road to Carlisle. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Her days journey according to her Strength &amp;<sup>c</sup>\r\n            <lb/>Setting out between 9 &amp; 10 in the <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> was to finish\r\n            <lb/>the first Stage by 12 Noon &amp; should then halt for \r\n            <lb/>2 or 3 hours resting during the time for an hour upon\r\n            <lb/>a bed &amp; <del>as</del> resting also for an hour after dinner.\r\n            <lb/>Her days journey to be finished before 7. P.M.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Avoid cold carefully particularly her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> by \r\n            <lb/>having hay at the bottom of the Chaise &amp; also something\r\n            <lb/>wrapt about her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp;<sup>c</sup>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Diet light &amp; cool, while meals &amp; white light fish boild \r\n            <lb/>but not make a full meal of Animal food but fill\r\n            <lb/>up with light pudding &amp; Vegetables.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>At supper no Animal food nor Eggs - but may take \r\n            <lb/>Bread Rice Barley Sago with or without milk.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>At breakfast Tea if she can take it weak &amp; a <del>little</del>\r\n            <lb/>dry toast with a little Butter. - a good deal of milk to her Tea.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Ordinary drink plain water with a very little white wine\r\n            <lb/>in it. &amp; after dinner a single glass of white wine with or\r\n            <lb/>without water - No malt Liquor of any kind.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>No <choice><abbr>Med.</abbr><expan>Medicine</expan></choice> necessary on the road, but if <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> an <ingredient n=\"63\">Andersons\r\n            <lb/>Pill</ingredient> or half a one just to keep her <choice><abbr>reg<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice> and no more\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If from cold or other accident any pain or <symptom n=\"79\">stitch</symptom> of her <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>returns on the road she may lose a few ounces of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> from\r\n            <lb/>her <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>May 17<sup>th</sup> 1779</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4430, 13, '2014-12-11 10:07:01', 55),
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Wallace C</abbr><expan>Robert Wallace Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Arthur Robertson</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"89\">Bloody Urine</symptom> - not an affection of his <bodypart n=\"56\">bladder</bodypart> or must\r\n            <lb/>have been attended with other Symptoms - this reasoÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ning might apply against an affection of the <bodypart n=\"45\">Kidneys</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>but I can explain it better in supposing the <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> to\r\n            <lb/>come from there as I have now known several instances\r\n            <lb/>of a <condition n=\"19\">stone</condition> hanging in the <bodypart n=\"91\">Pelvis</bodypart> of the <bodypart n=\"45\">kidney</bodypart> <del>&amp;</del>\r\n            <lb/>without producing any disorder till by accident shaken\r\n            <lb/>into the <bodypart n=\"55\">orifice of the Ureter</bodypart> &amp; these giving no other\r\n            <lb/>Symptom than <symptom n=\"89\">bloody urine</symptom> appearing from time to\r\n            <lb/>time from particular exercise - but time may \r\n            <lb/>discover more &amp; then.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>You judged very right in advising <ingredient n=\"149\">Lintseed Tea</ingredient>. &amp;\r\n            <lb/>I have advised something similar - viz. <choice><abbr><ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient> Ê’j\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"357\">sal. Nitr.</ingredient> gr. v. M. f. Pulv. &amp;<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>one drachm of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient> five grains of \r\n                 <ingredient n=\"357\">sodium carbonate</ingredient>. Mix and make a Powder &amp;<sup>c</sup></expan></choice> frequently dissolved in water\r\n            <lb/>&amp; one or other maybe very constantly employed. Let him \r\n            <lb/>avoid exercise &amp; especially if violent - &amp; particularly let him\r\n            <lb/>go down stairs as slow as possible. An easy Carriage on a\r\n            <lb/>smooth road may do his health good &amp; may not hurt his\r\n            <lb/>complaint. Let his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> be kept <choice><abbr>reg<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice> by all means\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"28\">Oleum Ricini</ingredient> one of the best. but if his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> does\r\n            <lb/>not like it try <ingredient n=\"76\">Manna</ingredient> with <ingredient n=\"140\">Salts</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"8\"><choice><abbr>Crem. tart.</abbr><expan>Cream of Tartar</expan></choice></ingredient>. The only\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>med</abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice> I think proper is the <ingredient n=\"61\">Uva ursi</ingredient>, which may do him\r\n            <lb/>service &amp; cannot do him harm, for a week or two. Let\r\n            <lb/>him begin with half a dram twice a day &amp; increase gradually\r\n            <lb/>even to three drams per day- i.e. a <choice><abbr>Ê’j ter in die</abbr><expan>one drachm three times a day</expan></choice> -  When I spoke\r\n            <lb/>of <action n=\"10\">Demulcents</action> I forgot to say that diluting with water is of more conseÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>quence that impregnation with Mucilaginous matter <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> last I always\r\n            <lb/>employ with a <unclear>Valent quantum</unclear>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>May 19<sup>th</sup> 1779</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4431, 2, '2013-06-06 20:33:12', 45);
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He is however\r\n            <lb/>very much troubled with a <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"78\">itching</symptom> in his <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart>. It is the <symptom n=\"78\">itching</symptom> which particularly plaques\r\n            <lb/>him, He says that last year he has the same kind of \r\n            <lb />complaint &amp; was cured by Sea Bathing. The part\r\n            <lb/>of each <bodypart n=\"15\">hand</bodypart> chiefly affected is on the <bodypart n=\"15\">back of the hand</bodypart> \r\n            <lb/>between the <bodypart n=\"16\">thumb &amp; forefinger</bodypart> up towards the <bodypart n=\"14\">wrist</bodypart>. It\r\n            <lb/>is that state of the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>, which generally passes under\r\n            <lb/>the name of <condition n=\"43\">scorbutic</condition>. On the <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> there is numbers of \r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"30\">exceedingly small pimples</symptom>, upon shaving or scratching,\r\n            <lb/>these are broke, then <symptom n=\"87\">little small scab</symptom> are formed, which\r\n            <lb/>again are rubbed off from the <symptom n=\"78\">itchiness</symptom> underneath.\r\n            <lb/>Upon this account &amp; the <symptom n=\"51\"><bodypart n=\"49\">Cuticle</bodypart> often peeling off</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>there is always a sort of <symptom n=\"51\">Mealy scurf on the <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart></symptom>\r\n            <lb/>However this is to no great degree &amp; if it were not\r\n       <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>the <symptom n=\"78\">itchiness</symptom> he would not be uneasy about it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>He was at Balikinrain when he used the <ingredient n=\"66\" t=\"15\">Decoction\r\n            <lb/>of the Mezereon</ingredient> &amp; when he came to Glasgow two or\r\n            <lb/><del>A</del> three days ago, he shewed me his <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart> &amp; mentioned the \r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"78\">itchiness</symptom> of his <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart>; No other part of his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>is in the least affected, He desired I would write to \r\n            <lb/>you &amp; beg your farther directions.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Arthur Robertson tryed the <ingredient n=\"61\">Uva Ursi</ingredient>, but he\r\n            <lb/>thought he did not find so much relief from it as he\r\n            <lb/>did from the <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"91\">nitric powders</ingredient>, which he \r\n            <lb/>has used pretty much since he got your advice\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>He has passed very little <symptom n=\"89\">bloody urine</symptom> lately, but\r\n            <lb/>is <symptom n=\"27\">obliged to make water very often &amp; generally\r\n            <lb/>with pain at the <bodypart n=\"31\">Glans Penis</bodypart></symptom>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The small advance which I made on your account\r\n            <lb/>was five guineas. There were five young surgeons\r\n            <lb/>went from this; You wrote to me of four and \r\n            <lb/>remitted twenty guineas and afterwards you\r\n      <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>desired another, who had been recommended to you\r\n            <lb/>might be sent along with the other four and with\r\n            <lb/>the same Viaticum. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I am sorry to hear of the alarm you have had on\r\n            <lb/>the east coast.<note>A month earlier, in August 1779, at the height of the American War of Independence (Revolutionary War), in a diversionary tactic a flotilla of three vessels of the American Navy under the command of Scottish-born John Paul Jones had first appeared in the Firth of Forth. It caused widespread alarm in Edinburgh which was largely unprotected from attack. The previous year Jones had attacked the port of Whitehaven and also landed at St Mary\'s isle, Kirkudbright in an attempt to kidnap Cullen\'s patient and friend, the Earl of Selkirk.</note> I hope their force is not equal to\r\n            <lb/>attempt any landing, &amp; if they being long on the\r\n            <lb/>coast, some of the Kings ships will be able to come\r\n            <lb/>up with them. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb/>I am with the greatest esteem\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n                <lb/>Your much <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n                <lb/>&amp; most <choice><abbr>h. Ser<sup>tt</sup></abbr><expan>humble Servantt</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Robert Wallace</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb/>Glasgow\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Sept.</abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 18 1779\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>To\r\n            <lb/>D<sup>r</sup> <choice><abbr>Will<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>William</expan></choice> Cullen\r\n            <lb/>Physician\r\n            <lb/>Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> R. Wallace <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Napier Balikinrain\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 18<sup>th</sup> 1779.\r\n                <lb/>Vol. X. p93\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1729, 3, '2014-12-08 16:19:23', 83),
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I gave you 2 Guineas for your advice, which you said was too\r\n                <lb/>much, but said If I had occasion to consult you again upon that <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, you\r\n                <lb/>would most willingly grant it, whch I have no doubt you will now fulfill\r\n                <lb/>I am\r\n            </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb/>Sir\r\n                <lb/>Your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup> hum<sup>l</sup> Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient humble servant</expan></choice> \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Arthur Robertson</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Burntisland 28 <choice><abbr>Aug<sup>st</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 1780</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>P.S. There is no surgeon here, but there is one M<sup>r</sup> Weemys at\r\n                <lb/>Kirkaldie, &amp; one M<sup>r</sup> Sanders at Kinghorn, pray advise which to\r\n                <lb/>chuse\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>To Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Ar: Robertson\r\n                <lb/>August 1780\r\n                <lb/>XI. p.56\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1901, 2, '2013-08-14 15:14:39', 35),
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This after long\r\n            <lb/>continuance at M<sup>r</sup> Bethunes time of Life cannot be\r\n            <lb/>radically and entirely cured but by pursuing cerÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tain measures with attention and pains it can\r\n            <lb/>certainly be much relieved and rendered very moderate\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The measures to be pursued are partly the use\r\n            <lb/>of medicines but more effectually by Air and ExerÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>cise.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>While M<sup>r</sup> Bethune remains at home he -\r\n            <lb/>should take what air and exerise he conveniently \r\n            <lb/>can by walkimg, riding or going in a carriage. -\r\n            <lb/>But I cannot expect that this exercise at home will\r\n            <lb/>either be constant or to the extent that is necessary\r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>and therefore I must advise his engaging in a Journey\r\n            <lb/>that may continue for several weeks. This Journey\r\n            <lb/>should be at the rate of from thirty to forty miles <illegible w=\"1\" />\"\r\n            <lb/>day &amp; more is not necessary. The most proper time \r\n            <lb/>for it is about the end of this month and continued to\r\n            <lb/>the beginning of June. It may be towards the South\r\n            <lb/>or North as most agreeable if at the same time it can\r\n            <lb/>be continued long enough. If the Journey is towards\r\n            <lb/>the North I would have it to Fort Augustus. But in\r\n            <lb/>returning it may be allowable to go to Peterhead and \r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"8\">drink the water there</ingredient> for eight days or longer if it shall\r\n            <lb/>agree with him. But let him begin with a smaller quanÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tity and increase it by degrees. As he has been little \r\n            <lb/>accustomed to cold drink he may always put a spoon\r\n            <lb/>full of boiling water to half a mutchkin of the PeterÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>head water. <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"8\">The Peterhead <add place=\"above\">Water</add></ingredient> is commonly taken in the\r\n            <lb/>morning but as M<sup>r</sup> Bethune for good reasons lies\r\n            <lb/>abed pretty long in the morning so he can cannot take the \r\n            <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>water as usual but he may take one draught even\r\n            <lb/>as he lies abed if he puts two or three spoonfulls of\r\n            <lb/>boiling water to half a mutchkin of the Peterhead so\r\n            <lb/>as not only to take off the cold of this entirely, but even\r\n            <lb/>to make it nearly warm.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>While M<sup>r</sup> Bethune remains at Peterhead he\r\n            <lb/>should spend at least three hours in his carriage every\r\n            <lb/>forenoon that is tolerably fair.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In returning from Peterhead he should continue\r\n            <lb/>to protract his journey to some length.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If M<sup>r</sup> Bethune shall take his Journey towards \r\n            <lb/>the South he may have an opportunity of making\r\n            <lb/>his Journey as long as he pleases and journeying\r\n            <lb/>is there to be his chief object for on reflexion I cannot\r\n            <lb/>find that any mineral water within his reach is \r\n            <lb/>likely to be of any service to him.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Whether at hime or in travelling M<sup>r</sup> Bethunes\r\n            <lb/>Diet may be of any plain meat he likes best and \r\n            <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n            <lb/>I have only one general direction to offer which <unclear>is</unclear>\r\n            <lb/>that he should always keep his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> light both <unclear>with</unclear>\r\n            <lb/>respect to quantity and quality. He should therefore\r\n            <lb/>avoid almost all baked and fried meats and all fat and \r\n            <lb/>greasy meats or sauces. Roots and greens also should \r\n            <lb/>be taken sparingly and at least all such as he find\r\n            <lb/>ready to prove very <symptom n=\"7\">flatulent</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>To keep <add place=\"above\">the</add> <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> light it is very necessary to\r\n            <lb/>keep the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular and as nature does not comÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>monly do her duty in this respect it is necessary for \r\n            <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Bethune to <add place=\"above\">take</add> a medicine and if <ingredient n=\"60\">mustard</ingredient> in a moÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>derate quantity will answer the purpose it is very \r\n            <lb/>proper but as his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> <add place=\"above\">does not</add> bear a large quantity of\r\n            <lb/>this is may be allowable to assist it frequently with a \r\n            <lb/>little <ingredient n=\"9\">rhubarb</ingredient> and to avoid taking this too often\r\n            <lb/>a little <ingredient n=\"270\">Magnesia</ingredient> may be taken either by itself or\r\n            <lb/>with a little <ingredient n=\"9\">rhubarb</ingredient>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Besides the remedies of Air, Exercise, Diet and \r\n            <pb n=\"5\"/>\r\n            <lb/><action n=\"21\">Laxatives</action> it may be proper for M<sup>r</sup> Bethune to use\r\n            <lb/>some medicines for <action n=\"31\">strengthening</action> the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> and I\r\n            <lb/>know of none more likely to be of service than the\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"81\">Colomba</ingredient> but it must be carried no further that his <bodypart n=\"46\">stoÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>mach</bodypart> easily bears and as I find his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> does not\r\n            <lb/>bear much of it I would assist it by the <ingredient n=\"35\">steel drops</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>ordered below. Twenty of these are to be taken in an\r\n            <lb/>ordinary wine glass full of water with the dose of <ingredient n=\"81\">Colomba</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>in the forenoon and again at Seven of the evening a\r\n            <lb/>dose of the drops &amp; water may be taken by itself.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Tho M<sup>r</sup> Bethunes ailment is chiefly <unclear>or almost</unclear>\r\n            <lb/>only in his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> yet I know from much <unclear>experience</unclear>\r\n            <lb/>that such a disorder of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> often affects the \r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; throws the <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> too much upon it, and <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb/>I impute the <symptom n=\"22\">giddiness</symptom> which M<sup>r</sup> Bethune <unclear>has</unclear>\r\n            <lb/>frequently felt is to avoid the consequence <illegible w=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/><del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> <illegible l=\"2\" /> was that I advised the <treatment n=\"1\"><treatment n=\"14\">bleeding with leeches</treatment></treatment>\r\n            <lb/>and it is upon the same ground that I still advise\r\n            <lb/>the continuance of <unclear><treatment n=\"11\">the Issue</treatment></unclear>\r\n            <pb n=\"6\"/>\r\n            <lb/>I was formerly of opinion that <symptom n=\"11\">the fault of M<sup>r</sup> BeÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>thunes sight</symptom> was owing to the same cause as his\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"22\">giddiness</symptom> but on hearing the circumstances more \r\n            <lb/>exactly I judge it to be an infirmity that now will not\r\n            <lb/>be easily <illegible w=\"2\"/> I perceive some <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb/>at the outer <bodypart n=\"6\"><unclear>corner</unclear> of the left eye</bodypart> &amp; some <symptom n=\"139\">tenderness</symptom> of \r\n            <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"6\">eyelid</bodypart> at the same place I have prescribed a liÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>niment which I hope may be usefull. About the \r\n            <lb/>bigness of half a pea is to be anointed on the <bodypart n=\"6\"><bodypart n=\"133\">outer\r\n            <lb/>corner of the left eye</bodypart></bodypart> every night &amp; morning.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 4<sup>th</sup> April\r\n                <lb/><u>1781</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"7\"/>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Bethune of Balfour</head>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"129\">Tinct. Mart.</ingredient> Ph. 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However there\r\n            <lb/>is still no room to despair and I hope by some pains and \r\n            <lb/>attention the disease may be entirely removed.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>For this purpose He will be pleased to take every\r\n            <lb/>night at bedtime the <action n=\"11\">diaphoretic</action> and <action n=\"12\">diuretic</action> draught\r\n            <lb/>A. and if it agrees very well with his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> and seems\r\n            <lb/>to have <action n=\"12\">diuretic</action> effects it may be repeated in the morning\r\n            <lb/>Till this morning <add place=\"above\">dose</add> shall be found proper let him take \r\n            <lb/>every morning two table spoonfulls of <add place=\"above\">the</add> Decoction B.\r\n            <lb/>repeating it every three hours till he has taken four or\r\n            <lb/>six times every day. If this medicine sits well on his\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> and goes by urine rather than by stool let him\r\n            <lb/>take it either six times a day or three spoonfulls at a \r\n            <lb/>dose for four times but if it either sits ill on his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>or runs off much by stool <add place=\"above\">both</add> the quantity and number of doses\r\n            <lb/>must be diminished.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>These are the only medicines I would propose at preÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>sent but I shall always be ready upon M<sup>r</sup> Whites report\r\n            <lb/>to advise farther.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Let M<sup>r</sup> Wommerslys diet be light and rather cooling\r\n            <lb/>I would by no means forbid animal food altogether but it\r\n            <lb/>should be of the lighter kinds in moderate quantity and \r\n            <lb/>only at dinner time. <symptom n=\"8\">If his appetite should be bad</symptom> so\r\n            <lb/>that he can swallow some liquid food better than solid\r\n            <lb/>I should <add place=\"above\">not</add> be against his having some broth but I would not \r\n            <lb/>have him take more liquid food than is just necessary.\r\n            <lb/>On that account too he should take Coffee at breakfast\r\n            <lb/>rather than tea. If he can digest milk easily I would \r\n            <lb/>advise him to take some milk meats either at breakfast \r\n            <lb/>or supper. Roots and greens should be taken sparingly\r\n            <lb/>on account of the <symptom n=\"7\">flatulency of his <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart></symptom> which he is liable\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In drinking he must be very temperate both with resÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>pect to quantity and quality. Much drink of any kind\r\n            <lb/>will hurt him and small beer as much as any thing but\r\n            <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>as drink cannot be avoided altogether let him take water \r\n            <lb/>or gruel acidulated with lemon so that it quench in small\r\n            <lb/>quantity &amp; if this <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom> should be very urgent let him take\r\n            <lb/>- Slice of lemon or a bit of <ingredient n=\"132\">tamarind</ingredient> to deceive his <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom> rather\r\n            <lb/>than to gratify it by drinking. Strong drink in any quantity \r\n            <lb/>would be very hurtfull but a glass or two of Rhenish or\r\n            <lb/>of punch made of good dutch Gin may be at times allowable\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>When the weather is tolerably mild and dry an airing \r\n            <lb/>in a carriage may be of service but the season is unfavourable \r\n            <lb/>and cold might do much harm.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I hope he is not rendered unfit for business and a little \r\n            <lb/>attention to it will do no harm but much application \r\n            <lb/>would do a great deal\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup> 20<sup>th</sup> Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh 20<sup>th</sup> November</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/><u>1781</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Wommersly</head>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>A. â„ž <ingredient n=\"45\">Sal. Tartar</ingredient> â„ˆj\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"247\">Succ. limon.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s vel. q.s.\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinnam. Simpl.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"107\">-- rosar</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. Simpl.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"91\">Sp<sup>t.</sup> nitr. dulc.</ingredient> g<sup>tt</sup> XV.\r\n                <lb/>â„³. Signa <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Draught</action> to be taken every\r\n                <lb/>night at bedtime\r\n            </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take one scruple of <ingredient n=\"45\">Tartar Salt</ingredient>, half an ounce or a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"247\">lemon Juice</ingredient>,\r\n                    half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"65\">Simple cinnamon Water</ingredient>, one ounce of <ingredient n=\"107\">rose Water</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient>\r\n                    and fifteen drops of <ingredient n=\"91\">sweet Spirit of nitre</ingredient>. Mix.\r\n                    Label: <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic</action> Draught to be taken every night at bedtime\r\n                </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                <lb/>B. â„ž <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystall. Tartar.</ingredient> Ê’v\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"132\">Tamarind</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                <lb/>Coque in vase fictili ex aquÃ¦ â„¥xij ad â„¥x et\r\n                <lb/>colaturÃ¦ adde <ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar. alb.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"21\">Syr. e  cort. aurantior</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                <lb/>â„³. Signa <action n=\"33\">Aperient Decoction</action> two or three table\r\n                <lb/>spoonfulls for a dose four or six times a day\r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take five drachms of <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystall Tartar</ingredient> and two drachms of <ingredient n=\"132\">Tamarind</ingredient>. In an earthen vessel, boil water from twelve ounces to ten ounces. 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Any strong light\r\n        <lb />is still to be avoided but I doubt if much darkness is proper,\r\n      <lb />and I think you may take measures to bring him <add place=\"above\">to</add> bear the\r\n      <lb />light by degrees. In a chamber unless the light of the windows\r\n      <lb />is strong I should not think it necessary to close the shutters\r\n      <lb />and that it may be enough for him to sit with his back to\r\n      <lb /><del>the</del> the light or if even that is not enough to make him easy\r\n      <lb />you may try to employ thin curtains instead of shutters, and\r\n    <lb />thus bring him to bear light by degrees. <symptom n=\"160\">Much darkness raÂ¬\r\n      <lb />ther increases sensibility</symptom>. I am much obliged to you\r\n      <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n      <lb />for giving <add place=\"above\">me</add> every part of M<sup>r</sup> Orrs history, tho I cannot apply\r\n    <lb />some of the particulars to the present case. Both <symptom n=\"49\">the toothach</symptom>\r\n    <lb />and the Lobsters may have hurt <bodypart n=\"6\">his Eyes</bodypart> but that is not certain\r\n      <lb />and tho it were I don\'t think it can have any effect upon our\r\n      <lb />measures now. I beg to hear from you again on this\r\n      <lb />subject and you may depend upon my attention.</p>\r\n<p><lb />Your not saying a word about M<sup>r</sup> Neilson makes me conÂ¬\r\n      <lb />clude that he is gone tho I had not heard of it otherwise</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>I am with great regard Dear Sir\r\n    <lb />yours &amp;c.</salute>\r\n        <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 16<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>.ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb /><u>1782</u></dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 250, 3, '2013-10-02 16:15:00', 93);
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I\r\n        <lb />found also that any pressure on <bodypart n=\"6\">the ball of the eye</bodypart> contiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />nued to give some pain tho\' not so much as formerly.\r\n        <lb />All these circumstances considered lead me to think that\r\n        <lb />his ailment is not so much as I thought in <bodypart n=\"6\">the Retina</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />and is more in <bodypart n=\"68\">the muscles</bodypart> of <bodypart n=\"6\">the ball</bodypart> and <add place=\"above\">of</add> <bodypart n=\"6\">the Eye lids</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />and this I mention as a Speculation to you and to engage\r\n        <lb />your Attention and particularly with this view that\r\n      <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />when <symptom n=\"62\">very little inflammation</symptom> appears as it has done <unclear>more or\r\n            <lb />less</unclear> within this fortnight upon the <bodypart n=\"6\">Adnata</bodypart> that you observe\r\n        <lb />if it is not connected with and depends upon some affection\r\n        <lb />of <bodypart n=\"6\">the Tarsus</bodypart> and that therefore that it does not lead to those\r\n        <lb />remedies of <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> which <symptom n=\"62\">a primary inflammation</symptom>\r\n        <lb />in <bodypart n=\"6\">the Adnata</bodypart> might suggest and in case of either <symptom n=\"62\">inflamÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mation in <bodypart n=\"6\">the Adnata</bodypart></symptom> or <symptom n=\"63\">the swelling of <bodypart n=\"6\">the Tarsus</bodypart></symptom> there is\r\n        <lb />one remedy I would employ and that is a <ingredient n=\"42\" t=\"3\">Solution\r\n        <lb />of White Vitriol</ingredient> in <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose water</ingredient> from one to five grains\r\n        <lb />of <ingredient n=\"42\">the Vitriol</ingredient> to an Ounce of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rosewater</ingredient> as <bodypart n=\"6\">the eye</bodypart> will\r\n        <lb />bear it: that is, it <symptom n=\"47\">should give a little smart</symptom>; but a little only\r\n        <lb />for <symptom n=\"47\">much smarting might do harm</symptom>. With respect to\r\n        <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Orr\'s management otherways <subst><del>the</del><add place=\"above\">my</add></subst> chief dependence\r\n        <lb />is upon the Cold bathing both by the pouring water upon\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">his head</bodypart> &amp; his looking up under water but even these\r\n        <lb />should at times be intermitted for several days together\r\n        <lb />by which you will both discern better what are their\r\n        <lb />effects and also render them more efficacious when \r\n        <lb />employed I must say the same thing with regard to\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> I would lay it aside entirely for a week or\r\n        <lb />two but afterwards to return to it. From <unclear>seeing M<sup>r.</sup></unclear>\r\n      <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />Orr I suspect his original Constitution to have been\r\n        <lb />such as you formerly hinted and therefore at this Season \r\n        <lb />of the year while you intermitt <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> let him for a\r\n        <lb />fortnight take the following solution</p>\r\n    <recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"125\">Tartar. solub.</ingredient> â„¥ij <ingredient n=\"93\">Sal. polychrest.</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"222\">marin. Hispan.</ingredient> @ â„¥Å¿s\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinnam. Simpl.</ingredient> â„¥ij Aq. font. â„¥vj. Solve et cola Signa\r\n        <lb /><action n=\"33\">Aperient Solution</action> Two tablespoonfuls less or more to be\r\n        <lb />taken in half a Mutckin of new drawn Cow milk whey at\r\n        <lb />two draughts every morning. The dose should be so much\r\n            <lb />as to keep <bodypart n=\"46\">the belly</bodypart> regular but <treatment n=\"30\">without purging</treatment>.</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take 2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient>, a Â½ ounce each of <ingredient n=\"93\">Polychrest</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"222\">Spanish Sea Salts</ingredient>,\r\n            2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"65\">simple Cinnamon Water</ingredient>, and 6 ounces of spring water. Dissolve and strain. \r\n           Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient Solution</action> Two tablespoonfuls less or more to be taken in half a Mutchkin of new drawn Cow milk whey at two draughts every morning. The dose should be so much as to keep the belly regular but without purging.</reg>\r\n    </choice></recipe>\r\n    <p>I hope\r\n        <lb />this course may be of service to <bodypart n=\"6\">his Eyes</bodypart> but of this and\r\n        <lb />of every thing else relating to him I shall expect your\r\n        <lb />report in proper time.\r\n    </p>\r\n      <p><lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Orr spoke to me of his Wife\'s having been formerly\r\n          <lb />troubled with <condition n=\"84\">some degree of a <bodypart n=\"34\"><choice><orig>Prolapsus Uteri</orig><reg>prolapsed womb</reg></choice></bodypart></condition> but\r\n          <lb />in <condition n=\"7\">the present state of her pregnancy</condition> I think no remedy\r\n        <lb />can be employed and the only advice I offered was that\r\n        <lb />she should as much as possible avoid being upon her\r\n        <lb />feet that she should be delivered by you rather than\r\n        <lb />by a midwife and when that is over you will let me\r\n          <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <lb />know the Circumstances of the case and I shall then\r\n        <lb />advise as well as I can.</p>\r\n<p><lb />I found two other patients in M<sup>r.</sup> Orrs Company\r\n        <lb />but whom I found to be patients of your neighbour M<sup>r.</sup>\r\n        <lb />Stuart and I hope to save writing more letters you\r\n        <lb />will allow me to trouble you with communicating my\r\n        <lb />advice to M<sup>r.</sup> Stuart.</p>\r\n <p><lb />For M<sup>rs.</sup> <space w=\"1\" /> M<sup>rs.</sup> Orrs mother complaining\r\n     <lb />of <symptom n=\"13\">deafness</symptom> let <bodypart n=\"7\">her ears</bodypart> be washed out with Soap &amp; water\r\n     <lb /><treatment n=\"47\">thrown in with moderate force</treatment> and let her stop <bodypart n=\"7\">her\r\n     <lb />ears</bodypart> <add place=\"above\">with black wool</add> and keep the house for two three days  after and\r\n     <lb />every night at bed time let two three drops of the\r\n     <lb />following Oil be dropt into <bodypart n=\"7\">each ear</bodypart>.</p>\r\n    <recipe><choice><orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"272\">Ol. olivar.</ingredient> opt. â„¥j\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"285\">Sp<sup>t.</sup> sal. ammoniac. probe caustic.</ingredient> @ Ê’j â„³. Sig. Oil for <bodypart n=\"7\">the Ears</bodypart></orig>\r\n        <reg>Take an ounce of <ingredient n=\"272\">the best Olive Oil</ingredient>, and a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"285\">thoroughly caustic Spirit of Ammoniac Salts</ingredient>. Mix. Label: Oil for <bodypart n=\"7\">the Ears</bodypart></reg>\r\n    </choice></recipe>\r\n    <p><lb />At the same time let <treatment n=\"11\">an issue be made in <bodypart n=\"1\">the Crown\r\n        <lb />of her head</bodypart></treatment> and which will be best done by <treatment n=\"4\">a piece\r\n        <lb />of plaister kept on constantly</treatment> till <bodypart n=\"120\">the hair</bodypart> pushes\r\n        <lb />it off and then lay it aside <treatment n=\"48\">till <bodypart n=\"49\">the skin</bodypart> will bear\r\n        <lb />Shaving again</treatment> &amp; then <treatment n=\"4\">a fresh plaister to be put on</treatment>\r\n        <lb />Tho I say <treatment n=\"4\">the plaister is to be kept on constantly</treatment>\r\n     <lb />it may be lifted once or twice a day for the sake of\r\n     <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <lb />drying up <symptom n=\"46\">the exuding moisture</symptom>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />For her Son or Grandson who has got <condition n=\"131\">a Speck\r\n    <lb />on <bodypart n=\"6\">each Cornea</bodypart></condition> let some <ingredient n=\"52\">double refined Sugar</ingredient> be powdered\r\n     <lb />till it is exceeding fine and let a little of this be laid in\r\n    <lb />to <bodypart n=\"6\">the left Eye</bodypart> with a hair pencil<note>A \'painter\'s brush made of camel\'s hair or the like\' <i>OED</i>.</note> I would try but <bodypart n=\"6\">one\r\n        <lb />eye at once</bodypart> for if it <symptom n=\"78\">gives much irritation</symptom> and brings on\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"62\">the smallest degree of inflammation</symptom> the attempt must\r\n     <lb />be given up, if it does not the practice is to be repeated\r\n     <lb />for a great many days especially if it manifestly\r\n        <lb />diminishes <condition n=\"131\">the speck</condition> and in that case also the powÂ¬\r\n    <lb />der may be employed in <bodypart n=\"6\">both eyes</bodypart>. If the powder\r\n    <lb />gives no <symptom n=\"78\">irritation</symptom> and at the same time it has no\r\n        <lb />effect on <condition n=\"131\">the speck</condition> let another powder be tried made\r\n        <lb />of 3 parts <ingredient n=\"52\">double refined Sugar</ingredient> &amp; one part <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of\r\n     <lb />Tartar</ingredient> rubbed together to an impalpable powder\r\n     <lb />and let it be used with the same precautients as above\r\n        <lb />With Compliments to M<sup>r.</sup> Orr and family and to M<sup>r.</sup>\r\n        <lb />Stuart believe <add place=\"above\">me</add> to be always most sincerely Dear Sir</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>yours</salute>\r\n        <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />27<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />1782</dateline></closer>\r\n</div></body>', 280, 3, '2014-02-20 17:07:51', 139),
(2132, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c2133\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:2133] From: Dr Alexander Taylor (Sanders) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Mr William Orr ((later) of Ingliston, then Ralston) (Patient) / 14 January 1782 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Marianne Gilchrist</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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Saturn.</orig><reg>Sugar of Lead</reg></choice></ingredient>\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"69\">to bathe <bodypart n=\"6\">his eyes</bodypart></treatment> and <ingredient n=\"210\">the <choice><orig>Ung<sup>t</sup> Saturn.</orig><reg>Lead Ointment</reg></choice></ingredient> <treatment n=\"43\">to anoint\r\n        <lb />them</treatment> â€“â€“ <treatment n=\"14\">the leeches bled freely</treatment> but 24 hours\r\n        <lb />after a pale <symptom n=\"82\">redish</symptom> <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> appeared above\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"6\">his left eye</bodypart> and this continued for two days\r\n        <lb />extending itself <symptom n=\"63\">so as to swell</symptom> <bodypart n=\"6\">the adjacent \r\n            <lb />eye-lid</bodypart> and the part <bodypart n=\"139\">betwixt the eyebrows</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />â€“ <symptom n=\"63\">This <add place=\"above\"><del>swelling</del></add></symptom> did not appear to be occasioned by <treatment n=\"14\">the\r\n        <lb />leeches</treatment> for, besides that it was full 24 hours\r\n        <lb />before it appeared, it had never any appearance\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />of extravasation â€“ upon this symptom I <del>too</del>\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">took a full pound of blood from <bodypart n=\"57\">the jugular</bodypart></treatment>\r\n        <lb />but without benefit â€“ in a day or 2 <treatment n=\"14\">the\r\n        <lb />leeches were applied again</treatment> and afterwards\r\n        <lb />much against his inclination <treatment n=\"4\">a blister to <bodypart n=\"10\">the\r\n            <lb />neck</bodypart></treatment> for he had formerly <treatment n=\"4\">from a blister</treatment>\r\n        <lb />suffered much by <condition n=\"24\">a strangury</condition> â€“ but this apÂ¬\r\n        <lb />plication was followed by a very distressÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ing Circumstance, for <symptom n=\"17\">he did not get <subst><del>two</del><add place=\"above\">one</add></subst> hours\r\n        <lb />sleep in one night for ten nights afterwards</symptom>\r\n        <lb />â€“ whether this was owing to apprehension\r\n        <lb />(for <treatment n=\"4\">the blister gave no Considerable Pain</treatment>)\r\n        <lb />putting him out of his usual Course as\r\n        <lb />he himself suspected; or to what other Cause\r\n        <lb />I do not determine; but <bodypart n=\"6\">his eyes</bodypart> <del>remained</del>\r\n        <lb />&amp;<sup>c.</sup> remained exactly as before nor\r\n        <lb />was he so much hurt in this respect as one\r\n        <lb />would have expected â€“ but he felt\r\n        <lb />himself <symptom n=\"45\">faintish</symptom> and <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom> and <symptom n=\"15\">his pulse\r\n        <lb />became still more slow and feeble</symptom>; and it\r\n        <lb />was then thought proper to try if a Diet\r\n        <lb />a little more solid and a glass of Wine\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <lb />and some exercise in a darkened Chaise\r\n        <lb />would not bring about an alteration â€“ this\r\n        <lb /><del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> was attended with success and\r\n        <lb />he has <add place=\"above\">since</add> been restored to his rest but <bodypart n=\"6\">his\r\n        <lb />eyes</bodypart> tho\' likewise better remain still\r\n        <lb />far from well â€“ he can now look up\r\n        <lb />longer at a time and when he does look\r\n        <lb />he sees as distinctly as ever but they\r\n        <lb />are <symptom n=\"160\">still very impatient of light</symptom> â€“ with\r\n        <lb />these few days <symptom n=\"30\">an eruption has appeared</symptom>,\r\n        <lb />over <bodypart n=\"15\">his hands</bodypart> and different parts of\r\n        <lb />his body, of <symptom n=\"30\">little clear pimples much\r\n        <lb />like the miliary but harder</symptom>; but from\r\n        <lb />this no effect has been produced on <bodypart n=\"6\">his \r\n        <lb />eyes</bodypart> â€“â€“â€“â€“ All along he has been\r\n        <lb />kept in a darkened room and the air\r\n        <lb />around kept cool, and <bodypart n=\"6\">his eyes</bodypart> have not\r\n        <lb />been tied up or Confined â€“ <bodypart n=\"46\">his belly</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />has been kept easy with small doses of\r\n        <lb />salts; and he twice or thrice has got a\r\n        <lb />Dose <treatment n=\"30\">so as to purge him more freely</treatment>\r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <lb />and since <symptom n=\"30\">this eruption</symptom> two grains\r\n        <lb />of <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient> have for two <del>night</del> successive\r\n        <lb />nights been given and <treatment n=\"30\">a purge after\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalap</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"8\"><choice><orig>Crem. tart.</orig><reg>Cream of Tartar</reg></choice></ingredient></treatment>.</p>\r\n <p><lb />Sometimes tho\' not often he has \r\n     <lb />Complained of a pain of his <bodypart n=\"67\">fore-head</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />but it never continued long nor has\r\n     <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">his stomach</bodypart> ever been affected with\r\n     <lb /><symptom n=\"61\">squeamishness</symptom> â€“â€“ he is a thin made\r\n        <lb />man of 32 years of age and delicate\r\n        <lb />so that a slight Cause disorders <add place=\"above\">him</add> and he\r\n        <lb />has therefore always been regular\r\n        <lb />and temperate â€“â€“</p>\r\n<p><lb />There are some other particuÂ¬\r\n        <lb />lars which it is perhaps necessary\r\n        <lb />you should be informed of â€“ five years\r\n    <lb />since <condition n=\"111\">he strained <bodypart n=\"23\">his ankle</bodypart></condition> <symptom n=\"23\">which reÂ¬\r\n        <lb />mained weak for a very long time</symptom>; it\r\n        <lb />was upwards of a year before he had the use\r\n        <lb />of it â€“ and it is a year and a half since\r\n    <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n    <lb />he had <symptom n=\"49\">an attack of the tooth ache</symptom>\r\n    <lb />in <bodypart n=\"3\">the backmost tooth</bodypart> of <bodypart n=\"138\">the Upper Jaw</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />which affected <bodypart n=\"1\">that side of his head</bodypart> with\r\n        <lb />excessive Pain shooting upwards to\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"63\">the temple</bodypart> and backwards to <bodypart n=\"7\">the\r\n        <lb />ear</bodypart> with intolerable shootings.\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"3\">The tooth</bodypart> after different and severe\r\n        <lb />attempts was <treatment n=\"45\">at last fully extracted\r\n        <lb />piece-meal</treatment>; but gave not the smallest\r\n    <lb />alleviation â€“ <treatment n=\"4\">he was blistered</treatment> and\r\n    <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">blooded</treatment> but all in Vain. And\r\n    <lb />it was not till <symptom n=\"17\">after many weeks\r\n        <lb />that he got any tolerable sleep</symptom> or\r\n    <lb />ease; yet all this time <symptom n=\"15\">his Pulse\r\n        <lb />was perfectly regular, <del>Calm and slow</del>\r\n        <lb />soft and slow</symptom> â€“â€“ I forgot to mention\r\n    <lb />that a fortnight before <bodypart n=\"6\">his eyes</bodypart>\r\n    <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n        <lb />became uneasy, after having disordered\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">his stomach</bodypart> with eating of a Lobster\r\n    <lb />he had <symptom n=\"3\">a severe Vomiting</symptom> and <treatment n=\"30\">Purging</treatment>\r\n        <lb />but he at the time felt no straining\r\n    <lb />nor uneasiness in <bodypart n=\"6\">his eyes</bodypart> nor for 2\r\n        <lb />weeks after and I can therefore\r\n        <lb />scarce think the two Conne<supplied>cted.</supplied></p>\r\n<p><lb />\r\n        <lb />I have been as particular as\r\n    <lb />possible in this <choice><abbr>acc<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>account</expan></choice> but if you\r\n        <lb />think M<sup>r.</sup> Orr\'s Presence necessary\r\n    <lb />he will attend you in <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>.</p>\r\n       <closer><salute>I am Sir\r\n           <lb />your most humble <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n           <signed>Alex<sup>r.</sup> Taylor</signed></closer>\r\n    <handShift />\r\n    <postscript>M<sup>r.</sup> Orr wishes to have\r\n    <lb />your advice as soon as\r\n    <lb />possible.</postscript>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n    <pb n=\"8\" />\r\n    <handShift />\r\n    <p><lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Will<sup>m.</sup> Cullen\r\n    <lb />Professor of Medicine\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></p>\r\n<handShift />\r\n<annot><lb />M<sup>r</sup> Taylor\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Orr.\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1782\r\n<lb />Vol. XIII p 256</annot>\r\n</div></body>', 2133, 2, '2013-06-24 15:07:26', 136),
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The less accustomed to it\r\n        <lb />the more powerful and intolerable must the\r\n        <lb />stimulus of light be; and I have been at Pains\r\n    <lb />to habituate <bodypart n=\"6\">M<sup>r.</sup> Orr\'s eyes</bodypart> to more light; but\r\n        <lb />he finds it very difficult, and I see the Change\r\n        <lb />must be very gradual â€“â€“ he has in every thing\r\n        <lb />followed your directions, and thought himself\r\n    <lb />rather better; but <bodypart n=\"6\">his eyes</bodypart> became considerably\r\n        <lb />more uneasy yesterday â€“ <del>it is very painful</del> the\r\n    <lb />slightest pressure upon <bodypart n=\"6\">the eye-ball</bodypart> gives great\r\n    <lb />pain; and even the motion of <bodypart n=\"6\">the eyes</bodypart> is uneasy â€“\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <lb />When he bathes ought he to open <bodypart n=\"6\">his eyes</bodypart> in the\r\n        <lb />water? He has tried this but always feels more\r\n        <lb />uneasy for some time afterwards â€“â€“ He does not\r\n    <lb />now Complain of <symptom n=\"1\">Pain in <bodypart n=\"1\">his head</bodypart></symptom> and <symptom n=\"30\">the eÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ruption</symptom> is quite gone â€“ he has besides <bodypart n=\"46\">a good\r\n        <lb />stomach</bodypart> and sleeps well and is in every other\r\n        <lb />respect in perfect health â€“â€“â€“â€“ I was exceedingly\r\n        <lb />hurried when I wrote last in trying to overtake\r\n        <lb />the post; and neglected to take notice that there\r\n    <lb />is good reason to suspect an <condition n=\"41\">hereditary scroÂ¬\r\n        <lb />phulous seminium</condition> to be lurking in his ConÂ¬\r\n    <lb />stitution â€“ a brother of his died of <condition n=\"41\">the Scrofula</condition>\r\n        <lb />and others of his Relations have suffered severely\r\n        <lb />from the same disease â€“â€“</p>\r\n <p><lb />Owing to the same hurry too I got nothing\r\n        <lb />said of M<sup>r.</sup> Nielson; and I have since delayed\r\n        <lb />to trouble you till I could say how things\r\n        <lb />went on with M<sup>r.</sup> Orr â€“â€“â€“â€“ I got liberty to\r\n        <lb />open M<sup>r.</sup> Nielson and the following were the\r\n     <lb />appearances â€“â€“â€“â€“ Upon <bodypart n=\"46\">the outside of the\r\n         <lb />stomach</bodypart> near <bodypart n=\"116\">the Pylorus</bodypart> was <symptom n=\"62\">a deep Coloured\r\n        <lb />inflammation</symptom> of the extent of an half Crown;\r\n     <lb />and this no doubt had been the Cause of <symptom n=\"7\">the flatulence</symptom>\r\n     <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n     <lb />and of <symptom n=\"3\">a Vomiting</symptom> which distressed him before his\r\n     <lb />death â€“â€“ there was <condition n=\"107\">bloody Water in <bodypart n=\"26\">both sides of\r\n        <lb />the breast</bodypart></condition>, but most in the right, amounting in all\r\n     <lb />to betwixt <choice><orig>lb ij and lb iij</orig><reg>2 and 3 pints</reg></choice> â€“â€“â€“â€“ <bodypart n=\"57\">the Aorta</bodypart> from\r\n     <lb />about an inch from <bodypart n=\"42\">the heart</bodypart> till two inches\r\n     <lb />or more below <bodypart n=\"57\">the left Subclavian</bodypart> was enlarged.\r\n     <lb />Upon slitting open <bodypart n=\"57\">the artery</bodypart> as nearly in a\r\n        <lb />straight line as I could and comparing the\r\n     <lb />breadth of <bodypart n=\"57\">the sound part of the artery</bodypart> next\r\n     <lb /><bodypart n=\"42\">the heart</bodypart> and the greatest breadth of the enÂ¬\r\n        <lb />largement the difference was not more\r\n        <lb />than half an inch â€“ the Coats of this enlarged\r\n        <lb />Part were a little but not much thicker\r\n     <lb />than those of <bodypart n=\"57\">the sound artery</bodypart>; and on the inside\r\n     <lb /><del>in different places there were</del> it was <symptom n=\"125\">ossiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />fied in different places</symptom>, the intervals of these\r\n     <lb />bony Concretions <subst><del>being</del><add place=\"above\">appearing</add></subst> <symptom n=\"62\">inflamed</symptom> and red â€“\r\n     <lb />this enlargement was loosely Connected <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />the neighbouring parts by Cellular membrane\r\n     <lb />â€“ it contained <bodypart n=\"48\">some blood</bodypart>; but this likewise was\r\n     <lb />not adhereing â€“ <bodypart n=\"57\">the aorta</bodypart> thro\' the rest of it\'s\r\n     <lb />Course and all <bodypart n=\"60\">the Chief Viscera</bodypart> both of <bodypart n=\"26\">the\r\n         <lb />breast</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"46\">lower belly</bodypart> were perfectly sound;\r\n     <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <lb />and I say this after having made a careful exaÂ¬\r\n     <lb />mination â€“â€“ <bodypart n=\"42\">the heart</bodypart> was large but likewise\r\n     <lb />strong and muscular â€“ <bodypart n=\"42\">the Valves of the heart</bodypart> as\r\n     <lb />well as those of <bodypart n=\"57\">the arteries</bodypart> were soft and pliable\r\n     <lb />â€“ <bodypart n=\"42\">the right Ventricle</bodypart> was <del>empty</del> almost empty\r\n     <lb />but <bodypart n=\"42\">the <u>left</u></bodypart> turgid with <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> â€“â€“</p>\r\n <p><lb />Thus from inspection we see your\r\n        <lb />opinion was too well founded â€“â€“ I wish I knew\r\n        <lb />what particular symptoms made up your\r\n     <lb />Diagnosis and their Reason! â€“ There was <symptom n=\"15\">a\r\n        <lb />remarkable hardness of Pulse</symptom> which I dare\r\n     <lb />say proceeded from the <symptom n=\"62\">inflamed</symptom> and <symptom n=\"78\">irritable</symptom>\r\n     <lb />state of <bodypart n=\"57\">the aorta</bodypart> suddenly checking <bodypart n=\"48\">the jetts\r\n     <lb />of blood</bodypart> from <bodypart n=\"42\">the heart</bodypart> and Communicating the\r\n        <lb />same sudden jerk to the rest of it\'s branches â€“\r\n        <lb />Can grief be supposed to have been a remote\r\n        <lb />Cause here? I know he suffered much anxiety\r\n     <lb />on account of his <choice><abbr>Dat<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Daughter</expan></choice> â€“â€“â€“â€“ If you judge\r\n        <lb />it necessary M<sup>r.</sup> Orr will attend you personally â€“</p>\r\n        <closer><salute>I am sir, with Reverence and great Respect\r\n        <lb />Your most humble servant</salute>\r\n        <signed>Alex<sup>r.</sup> Taylor</signed></closer>\r\n <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n    <postscript>\r\n        <p><lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Nielson <del>a little</del> for a little\r\n            <lb />before his death <symptom n=\"35\">spat up some blood</symptom>\r\n        <lb />but in no great quantity; but I do\r\n       <lb />not see how this was connected with\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"33\">the Aneurism</condition></p></postscript>\r\n</div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n        <p><lb />D<sup>r.</sup> William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Professor of Medicine\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot><lb />M<sup>r</sup> Taylor\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Orr.\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1782.\r\n            <lb />Vol. XIII p 271</annot>\r\n    </div></body>', 2136, 2, '2013-06-06 16:13:59', 165),
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I am clear that the same Diet should be\r\n        <lb />continued strictly for a long time to come, and at this season I know\r\n        <lb />no other preservative that can be employed. When the Season mends\r\n        <lb />I expect he will go frequently on horseback &amp; in Summer take a long\r\n        <lb />Journey. 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but there were no\r\n        <lb />violent motions of <bodypart n=\"15\">his hands</bodypart> <subst><del>nor</del><add place=\"above\">or</add></subst> legs, nor\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"72\">moisture from <bodypart n=\"2\">the mouth</bodypart></symptom> â€“ that afterÂ¬\r\n        <lb />noon he had felt <symptom n=\"9\">an unusual heaviness <add place=\"above\">about him</add></symptom>\r\n        <lb />and <symptom n=\"71\">Confusion in <bodypart n=\"1\">his head</bodypart></symptom> being <symptom n=\"74\">unable\r\n        <lb />to think upon or recollect things distinctly</symptom>;\r\n        <lb />but it was not till after <del>after</del> supper when\r\n        <lb />he had taken two or 3 glass of punch not exceedÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ing half a <unclear>Dozen</unclear> that this happened â€“â€“ I saw\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />him presently after his recovering from <symptom n=\"45\">the\r\n        <lb />faint</symptom>; he had <symptom n=\"3\">vomited freely</symptom> having drunk\r\n        <lb />some warm water and he was <symptom n=\"71\">talking\r\n            <lb />confusedly</symptom> and <symptom n=\"15\">his pulse was quick and\r\n                <lb />smart</symptom>. <treatment n=\"1\">Blooding was then proposed</treatment> but\r\n        <lb />he would not submit to it till next mornÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ing when he was <treatment n=\"1\">blooded freelly</treatment> and got\r\n        <lb />a Dose of Salts â€“â€“â€“â€“ <del>The</del> his relations were\r\n        <lb />more alarmed with it than himself; but\r\n        <lb />from M<sup>rs.</sup> Gillies\' <choice><abbr>acc<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>account</expan></choice> I did not think the\r\n        <lb />ailment was to be disregarded and recomÂ¬\r\n        <lb />mended a low Regimen to him and moderate\r\n        <lb />exercise; I likewise <treatment n=\"4\">proposed to have a\r\n        <lb />blister applied to <bodypart n=\"1\">his head</bodypart></treatment> and <treatment n=\"5\">a seton placed\r\n        <lb />in <bodypart n=\"10\">his neck</bodypart></treatment>; but he declined both and would\r\n        <lb />only allow of <treatment n=\"11\">a Pea which was accordingly\r\n        <lb />placed in <bodypart n=\"12\">his Arm</bodypart></treatment> â€“ from this time till \r\n        <lb />near three weeks ago he I believe kept prety\r\n        <lb />close to his Regimen when he began to comÂ¬\r\n        <lb />plain of <symptom n=\"9\">a heaviness</symptom> <symptom n=\"71\"><del>and Confu</del> and sometimes\r\n        <lb />of a Confusion</symptom> resembling what he had formerly\r\n        <lb />felt before <symptom n=\"45\">the faint</symptom> â€“ <del>at first</del> these Complaints\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">led me to think of taking blood</treatment> but I found\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"20\"><add place=\"above\">his skin</add> had a Cold feel</symptom> and <symptom n=\"15\">his pulse was remarkÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ably slow (64) and weak</symptom> and <symptom n=\"91\"><bodypart n=\"8\">his face</bodypart> raÂ¬\r\n        <lb />there appeared pale</symptom> â€“ on the Contrary I\r\n        <lb />encouraged him to take something of a better\r\n        <lb />diet and a glass or two of strong ale for\r\n        <lb />he had hitherto taken nothing stronger than\r\n        <lb />small beer â€“â€“ but in this I believe I was\r\n        <lb />wrong for in a few days after at <del>New</del>\r\n        <lb />Port-Glasgow, whither he had gone to preach,\r\n        <lb />he was <symptom n=\"45\">attacked a second time with a\r\n        <lb />faint</symptom> as I am well informed resembling the\r\n        <lb />former very much â€“â€“ but to have a full\r\n        <lb />view of his Case it is necessary to go farther\r\n        <lb />back â€“ for these last eight years almost\r\n        <lb />every winter he has had <symptom n=\"62\">an inflammatory</symptom>\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"30\">eruption upon <bodypart n=\"5\">his nose</bodypart></symptom> <symptom n=\"46\">the <del>matter</del> exuding\r\n            <lb />matter of white</symptom> forming <add place=\"above\">itself into</add> <symptom n=\"87\">scabs</symptom> and this he says\r\n        <lb />was occasioned by being exposed <del>for a long conÂ¬\r\n        <lb />siderable time</del> to severe Cold; but even before\r\n        <lb />this <symptom n=\"30\">such eruptions</symptom> used to come out <bodypart n=\"2\">round his\r\n            <lb />mouth</bodypart> in Cold weather and <symptom n=\"63\"><bodypart n=\"4\">his lips</bodypart> to be swelled</symptom>\r\n        <lb />and <del>for</del> some time before <symptom n=\"45\">the last faint</symptom> <symptom n=\"30\">such an\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <lb />eruption made its appearance on <bodypart n=\"8\">his\r\n            <lb />face</bodypart></symptom> and in particular upon <bodypart n=\"7\">one of his\r\n        <lb />ears</bodypart>; and this had in a great measure\r\n        <lb />gone off before the last Attack â€“â€“ This\r\n        <lb />leads me to suspect <symptom n=\"149\">acrimony</symptom> owing perÂ¬\r\n        <lb />haps to <symptom n=\"28\">a deficiency of Perspiration</symptom> and\r\n        <lb />besides the <del>Course</del> management formerly\r\n        <lb />proposed I intended to <add place=\"above\">have</add> given some\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"33\">antimonial</ingredient> <add place=\"above\">medicines</add> in small\r\n        <lb />quantities; <del>but I think this Complaint\r\n        <lb />of such consequence</del> tho\' I wish and\r\n        <lb />hope that M<sup>r.</sup> Gillies shall have no\r\n        <lb />more returns; yet this is at least uncerÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tain and I think it is of consequence to\r\n        <lb />have your opinion before any thing\r\n        <lb />farther be done â€“â€“ I got a line from\r\n        <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Mollison, Surgeon in Port-Glasgow\r\n        <lb />recommending <treatment n=\"1\">small and frequent repeated\r\n        <lb />bloodings</treatment> to prevent <condition n=\"25\">Plethora</condition>; but this\r\n        <lb />management I believe would be the surest\r\n        <lb />means to defeat the intention â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <p><lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Orr the writer remains in health â€“\r\n            <lb />I have pointed out to him such parts of the \r\n            <lb />Dissertation de frigore<note>Archibald Cullen\'s medical dissertation, <i>De Frigore, Ejusque Vi Et Effectibus in Corpus Humanum</i> (Edinburgh: 1780). For William Cullen suggesting this be read see the previous Document ID 526 associated with this case.</note> (which I have read\r\n            <lb />with information and pleasure,) as I\r\n            <lb />think relate to him â€“â€“ his brother\'s <bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />remain as before â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>I am sir\r\n        <lb />Your most humble <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n        <signed>Alex<sup>r.</sup> Taylor</signed>\r\n        <dateline>Paisley 21 May 1782</dateline></closer></div>\r\n    <div><pb n=\"6\" />\r\n        <p><lb />D<sup>r.</sup> William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Professor of Physic\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot><lb />M<sup>r</sup> Taylor\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> the rev<sup>d</sup> M<sup>r</sup> C. Gillies\r\n            <lb />May 1782.\r\n            <lb />V XIV p 65</annot>\r\n    </div></body>', 2211, 3, '2013-10-17 16:48:04', 159),
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<bodypart n=\"37\">Bowells</bodypart></symptom>, particularly the\r\n                <lb />last, are of all my Complaints the most troublesome\r\n                <lb />&amp; uneasy, it often goes through my <bodypart n=\"66\">guts</bodypart> with a\r\n                <lb />great noise, - at times I pass it pretty freely\r\n                <lb />but for the most part it seems inclined to keep\r\n                <lb />possession of my closs quarters, &amp; as it is at best\r\n                <lb />but a troublesome &amp; often a painfull guest, I would\r\n                <lb />willingly with your assistance file a bill of ejectment\r\n                <lb />agaist it &amp; turn it out of Possession --- \r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />With regard to keeping myself warmly clothed\r\n                <lb />I pay particular attention to your orders in that\r\n                <lb />respect, I have wore a flannel shirt next my <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>\r\n                <lb />both Summer &amp; Winter since I was first attacked\r\n                \r\n                <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n                \r\n                <lb />and seldom alter my Cloathing -- the <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> I pay particular\r\n                <lb />attention too as you thought most necessary, I keep my <add place=\"above\"><bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></add>\r\n                <lb />closs shaved &amp; frequently bath it in cold water\r\n                <lb />which may in Some degree answer the purpose of\r\n                <lb />the Sea bathing. - I am preparing to take another\r\n                <lb />course of the <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeate</ingredient> &amp; infusion, which I think\r\n                <lb />necessary &amp; I trust will meet with your approbation\r\n                <lb />I send this under cover to M<sup>r.</sup> A Gairdner, who\r\n                <lb />will forward me your answer as he is furnished\r\n                <lb />with a frank for that purpose -- I have only to\r\n                <lb />add that I am\r\n                \r\n            </p>    \r\n            <closer>\r\n                \r\n                <salute>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                    <lb />Your <choice><abbr>mo:</abbr><expan>most</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Ob<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>hum<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Ser<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                    \r\n                </salute>\r\n                \r\n                <salute>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />John M<sup>c</sup>Kie Jun<sup>r.</sup>\r\n                    \r\n                </salute>\r\n                \r\n            </closer>\r\n            \r\n        </div>\r\n        \r\n        <div>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <handShift />\r\n            \r\n            <annot>\r\n                \r\n                <p>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />M<sup>c</sup> Kie Jun<sup>r.</sup>\r\n                    <lb /><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1779.\r\n                    <lb />X. p.109\r\n                    \r\n                </p>\r\n                \r\n            </annot>\r\n            \r\n        </div>\r\n        \r\n    </body>', 1744, 3, '2015-01-20 22:06:42', 81),
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what you would Order me to Apply\r\n            <lb />My Case is as follows\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />1<sup>st</sup> About Three years ago taking my passage to Ireland &amp; being\r\n            <lb />unaccustomed with Sailing, it Came on very Stormy wet\r\n            <lb />&amp; Cold, and I Staid Exposed In the wet &amp; Cold for the\r\n            <lb />space of 24 hours &amp; rather over strained myself assisting\r\n            <lb />in <unclear>stocking</unclear> the <bodypart n=\"57\">Vessels</bodypart>, A fortnight after I was Siezed\r\n            <lb />with A pain in My <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> &amp; <symptom n=\"8\">Loss of Appetite</symptom> which I took\r\n            <lb />to be from the Strain of working, this happened in the\r\n            <lb />Month of February 1776 I am at present 36 years\r\n            <lb />of Age, The pain In my <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> Continued all the ensuing\r\n            <lb />Summer Although I <choice><abbr>Apply<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>Applyed</expan></choice> to the Surgeons here they\r\n            <lb />prescribed nothing that Gave me Ease, In Winter <choice><abbr>followg</abbr><expan>following</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />&amp; next Summer it Continued A Little better although\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">I was always In A Reduced &amp; weakly State of body</symptom>\r\n            <lb />In My 1778 I was Advised by the Surgeons to go to\r\n            <lb />the Country &amp; Drink Goat milk which I Imagined I\r\n            <lb />was the better of for the first fortnight. but the last\r\n            <lb />three weeks I did not Agree So well with it, it proving\r\n            <lb />too <symptom n=\"24\">Costive</symptom> &amp; In the Month of July last the <bodypart n=\"64\"><add place=\"above\">right</add> Side of my\r\n            <lb />Belly</bodypart> turned As hard as A piece of board for Eight Days\r\n            <lb />&amp; when it Turned Soft, there was a little <symptom n=\"93\">lump</symptom> between\r\n            <lb />My <bodypart n=\"59\">Loin bone &amp; my Lisk</bodypart> when I percieved it first was\r\n            <lb />No bigger than A Nut &amp; Grew as big As An Egg before\r\n            <lb />I Let the Surgeon See it &amp; 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very variable with\r\n            <lb />regard to my urine being One Day Red &amp; the other\r\n            <lb />Day Whitely Coloured &amp; <symptom n=\"8\">never has An Appetite</symptom>\r\n            <lb />the Regimen I follow is A Little Tea &amp; Loaf to breakfast\r\n            <lb />&amp; fowl broth to Dinner Two Glass of port wine In water\r\n            <lb />in the Evening with A Little bread &amp; porridge &amp; ale\r\n            <lb />for Supper\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The surgeon would have me Go into A Small Course of\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"52\">Salivation</treatment> When I would turn Strong in order to dry\r\n            <lb />up the <symptom n=\"46\">Running in my </symptom><bodypart n=\"64\">side</bodypart> &amp; to prevent any matter\r\n            <lb />Gathering for the future but I am So Convinced of\r\n            <lb />myself gathering No Strength to Undergo the operation\r\n            <lb />that if you thought of Any other Method of Drying\r\n            <lb />up the Matter with Safety, it would be more\r\n            <lb />Dessireable, which I hope you will Do all in your\r\n            <lb />power to Direct as I am in Such A <symptom n=\"23\">weak Condition</symptom>\r\n            <lb />I Sleep pretty well at night &amp; retains Ordinary Spirits\r\n            <lb />&amp; would have A tolerable State of health if was\r\n            <lb />freed of the <symptom n=\"46\">running in my <bodypart n=\"64\">Side</bodypart></symptom> &amp; pain in my <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />&amp; continued <symptom n=\"68\">Drouth</symptom> which nothing as yet has ever\r\n            <lb />given Me Ease\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I likeways have been troubled with A <condition n=\"111\">wristed <bodypart n=\"15\">hand</bodypart></condition> which\r\n            <lb />I got Leaning back upon A Chais &amp; A young man in\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Compy</abbr><expan>Company</expan></choice> threw me over &amp; as I attempted to receive\r\n            <lb />myself On My <bodypart n=\"15\">hand</bodypart> Strained it &amp; <symptom n=\"63\">Swelled</symptom> Immediately\r\n            <lb />that all that the Surgeons Could Do In this place could\r\n            <lb />not Lay the <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom>, it is A Year Since it was\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Strain<sup>.d</sup></abbr><expan>Strained</expan></choice> &amp; 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I am not fond of much <treatment n=\"9\">vomiting</treatment> in weak\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">stomachs</bodypart> but you may take a gentle one now and if\r\n            <lb />it relieve the Sourness &amp; <symptom n=\"7\">flatulence</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"22\">giddiness</symptom> you\r\n            <lb />may take another in two or three weaks after.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />But if you find either small or short relief from it\r\n            <lb />you must not repeat it more than once. After the <treatment n=\"9\">voÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mit</treatment> try a medicine prescribd below. 60 drops on a\r\n            <lb />bit of <ingredient n=\"50\">sugar</ingredient> without any liquid; but a little brandy &amp;\r\n            <lb />water to wash it down. The dose is to be taken three\r\n            <lb />times a day; an hour before every meal. 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If you have any thing to say about\r\n            <lb />it to me I shall expect to hear from you soon. In the\r\n            <lb />mean time please transmitt the inclosed to the Lady and\r\n            <lb />along with it please send 42 Doses <add place=\"above\">half a Dram each</add> of the powder of the\r\n            <lb />leaves of the <ingredient n=\"61\">Uva Ursi</ingredient> and please put upon them the\r\n            <lb />following Signature.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><action n=\"31\">Strengthening powders</action> one to be taken three times a day\r\n            <lb />in a small Cupfull of water washing them down with an\r\n            <lb />ordinary wine glassfull of good <ingredient n=\"32\">Lime water</ingredient>.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />If you choose to show great attention to your Chief you\r\n            <lb />will do well to write this direction more explicitly in a\r\n            <lb />letter. 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A <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> and <symptom n=\"75\">hoarsness</symptom> came\r\n            <lb />on, which held me for sometime and were very\r\n            <lb />troublesome.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />In about Six weeks the <symptom n=\"75\">hoarseness</symptom> went off.\r\n            <lb />and though the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> was better it did <add place=\"above\">not</add> remove till\r\n            <lb />Summer.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The two following years it returned in winter\r\n            <lb />and went off in Summer. -- In 1776 and 1777 it was\r\n            <lb />more Severe and constant. -- This last winter it was\r\n            <lb />more moderate \'till about the new year when it\r\n            <lb />increased upon me and seems rather obstinate.\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />It is a <symptom n=\"4\">hollow dry tickling cough</symptom> -- In the first\r\n            <lb />years of the attack I slighted it too much, and tho\'\r\n            <lb />moderate in my way of life, did not adhibite all the\r\n            <lb />care I might have done; but of late think I have\r\n            <lb />been very regular, and observe good hours and take\r\n            <lb />regular rest.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"76\">I have no spitting</symptom> -- feel no inward pain -- my\r\n            <lb />flesh and colour little altered -- eat &amp; sleep much\r\n            <lb />after my old custom. -- Walking up hill or any hard\r\n            <lb />excercise <symptom n=\"12\">makes me breath with less freedom</symptom> than\r\n            <lb />formerly -- <symptom n=\"28\">am more apt to sweat</symptom> and <symptom n=\"9\">am soon --- \r\n            <lb />fatigued</symptom>.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />From March \'till June last drunk cows milk\r\n            <lb />and honey in the morning. -- Drunk goats whey\r\n            <lb />in the Season -- Both agreed well with me -- \r\n            <lb />Now I am again using the milk and honey -- \r\n            <lb />Thro\' the day drink from <ingredient n=\"98\">AlthÃ¦a</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"121\">liquorice</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"149\">lintseed</ingredient>,\r\n            <lb />and <treatment n=\"4\">for a year past have had a plaister of\r\n            <lb />Burgundy pitch between my <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart></treatment>.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Am now aged about 35, have a wife &amp; family -- \r\n            <lb />my occupation is sometimes Sedentary -- at other\r\n            <lb />times \'am pretty much abroad and get moderate\r\n            <lb />exercise.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />17 <choice><abbr>Febr.y</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1779.\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Buchanan\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1779.\r\n                <lb />9. p.130. &amp;\r\n                <lb />10. p.\r\n                \r\n            </p>    \r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1629, 3, '2014-06-24 14:05:38', 32),
(2144, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c2153\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:2153] From: Mr James Gibson (of Kelton) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Mr James Gibson (of Kelton) (Patient) / 17 February 1782 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Luca Guariento</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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My <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb />seems little effected by either cold or warm\r\n            <lb />seasons tho\' sitting in a Church or\r\n            <lb />cold room find increases it for a time\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I take exercise as usual but by\r\n            <lb />the least overdoing I find my <symptom n=\"12\">wind fail\r\n            <lb />me much sooner than it did a few\r\n            <lb />years ago</symptom>, this may partly proceed\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />from my Complaint and maybe\r\n            <lb />from the age of 52 not being so alert\r\n            <lb />as that of 25. I have thus given\r\n            <lb />you all the insight I can as to my\r\n            <lb />disorder your being so good when conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />venient as to send me your opinion\r\n            <lb />or prescription I shall esteem a favour\r\n            <lb />tho\' I must own my <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> has\r\n            <lb />alalong shown <add place=\"above\">uch</add> obstinacy and percÂ¬\r\n            <lb />everance that I shall not be disÂ¬\r\n            <lb />appointed at the failure of any\r\n            <lb />attempts made to remove it\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Believe me to be with the greatest\r\n            <lb />respect\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />your most <choice><abbr>Ob<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> &amp; <choice><abbr>mo</abbr><expan>most</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Hum</abbr><expan>Humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>St</abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Ja. Gibson\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Please direct for me of Kelton near\r\n            <lb />Dumfries\r\n            \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />My habit of body is of the middling\r\n                <lb />kind rather the reverse of Corpulent\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        \r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n</postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Gibson of Kelton\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>.ry</sup></abbr><expan>FebruRY</expan></choice> 1782.\r\n                <lb />V.XIII. p.296\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 2153, 2, '2013-06-06 16:47:09', 50);
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I must own that an ailment that has subsisted\r\n            <lb />for four years and has resisted so many remedies must be\r\n            <lb />difficult to cure; but I hope there is nothing either in these\r\n            <lb />circumstances mentioned nor in your time of life to give desÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pair. It is possible that the disease cannot be absolutely &amp;\r\n            <lb />entirely removed but I am persuaded that it can be relieved\r\n            <lb />and rendered very tolerable. This however is to be done as\r\n            <lb />much or more by regimen than by Medicines. From the obserÂ¬\r\n            <lb />vation you make on the effects of the church or of a cold room I am\r\n            <lb />certain that you may be much hurt by cold and may be relieved\r\n            <lb />by your studying to avoid sit. If you have not a flannel shirt -- \r\n            <lb />next your <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> I think you should have it and be otherwise always\r\n            <lb />well cloathed and particularly in your <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>. If you have\r\n            <lb />not also been otherwise attentive in avoiding cold I shall not be surÂ¬\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />prized at the continuance of your ailment. At this season you\r\n            <lb />Should be little abroad, never in the evening and hardly ever after\r\n            <lb />dinner, and at the same time you should never be in very <add place=\"above\">warm</add> chambers\r\n            <lb />and abroad or at home you should avoid all draughts of Air.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I am of opinion that you will never bear walking to any deÂ¬\r\n            <lb />gree and that walking fast, walking up hill or any how long at\r\n            <lb />one time will <del>hurt</del> always hurt you and make you more liable\r\n            <lb />to <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>; but much exercise in a carriage or on horeseback the\r\n            <lb />former in cold and wet and the latter in fair and mild weather\r\n            <lb />will always be of service in keeping your <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> free from phlegm.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />When D<sup>r</sup> Fothergill advised an abstinence from animal\r\n            <lb />food he either found you in a <symptom n=\"34\">feverish state</symptom> or judged you disÂ¬\r\n            <lb />posed to it but I hope the fear of that is now quite over and\r\n            <lb />I would not now think such abstinence necessary. However a\r\n            <lb />full diet of animal foot would certainly do harm and a very\r\n            <lb />low diet would do as much and therefore a middling kind is the\r\n            <lb />most proper for you. Some animal food <add place=\"above\">is</add> to be taken every day\r\n            <lb />at dinner but none at all at supper and even at dinner the\r\n            <lb />whole meal should not be of solid meat but a great part of it\r\n            \r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />always of broth pudding or vegetables. A few glasses of wine after\r\n            <lb />dinner are very allowable but the temperance you have commonly\r\n            <lb />observed should be strictly continued. A steady attention these\r\n            <lb />things must I think be of service and neglects in respect of cold\r\n            <lb />exercise and diet may have done you harm and may have defeated\r\n            <lb />the effects of remedies. The <ingredient n=\"101\">guaiacum</ingredient> advised by D<sup>r</sup> Gilchrist was\r\n            <lb />a promising remedy but I cannot advise the continuance of it\r\n            <lb />without knowing better in what manner it was formerly employed\r\n            <lb />The <treatment n=\"11\">Issues put into the <bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart></treatment> were also promising and I think they\r\n            <lb />should have been continued as it was only after some length of time\r\n            <lb />that their good effects could appear. There is a remedy which\r\n            <lb />in such a case as this of yours I have found of great service\r\n            <lb />and that is <treatment n=\"9\">vomiting</treatment> from time to time. If it has not been tried\r\n            <lb />before I advise it now but without knowing something of your\r\n            <lb />constitution with respect to <treatment n=\"9\">vomiting</treatment> I cannot positively direct the\r\n            <lb />manner of it. If <treatment n=\"9\">vomiting</treatment> Strains you very much I would employ\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecacuanha</ingredient> only but if you <treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment> easily the <ingredient n=\"110\">tartar emetic</ingredient> may\r\n            <lb />be more effectual in dislodging phlegm. Besides this I have\r\n            <lb />but one other medicine to propose and I have given <add place=\"above\">a</add> prescription\r\n           \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />for it at the bottom of this page but I would not have you enter\r\n            <lb />upon it immediately nor till the season is advanced and much\r\n            <lb />milder for at present we might lose our labour. When you do\r\n            <lb />try it I would not have you use it constantly but only for a\r\n            <lb />few nights together when you find the phlegm on your <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />more copious or more tough than usual. I have thus given you\r\n            <lb />the best answer to your letter I can but must say that the informaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion is not so full as I could wish and therefore if you ever come\r\n            <lb />this way I should desire to put some questions to you &amp; should be\r\n            <lb />ready without further fee or reward to mend my advice as well as\r\n            <lb />I am able. In the meantime I am with great regard\r\n        \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Sir your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> humble Servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 22<sup>d</sup> <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        \r\n        <head>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For M<sup>r</sup> Gibson\r\n            \r\n        </head>    \r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n            \r\n            <orig>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"56\">Balsam. Tolutan.</ingredient> â„ˆj <ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar. alb. duriss.</ingredient> Ê’j Terito simul in\r\n                <lb />pulverem et adde <ingredient n=\"75\">Mucilag. G. Arabic. crass.</ingredient> â„¥fs Terito iterum diligenter\r\n                <lb />et adde <ingredient n=\"5\">AsafÅ“tid. opt.</ingredient> Ê’ij et diligenter <add place=\"above\">adhuc</add> terens affunde paulatim\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"68\">Aq. menth. pip.</ingredient> â„¥iv Solutam cola et colato adde <ingredient n=\"25\" t=\"18\">Syr. Scillit.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar. emetic.</ingredient> gr. ij <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥iij â„³. Sig. <action n=\"19\">Pectoral Mixture</action> a table\r\n                <lb />spoonfull or two to be taken at bedtime for several nights together\r\n                \r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                \r\n                Take one scrouple of <ingredient n=\"56\">Balsam of Tolu and one drachm of <ingredient n=\"50\">very hard white Sugar</ingredient></ingredient>. Crush together into a \r\n                fine powder and add half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"75\">Arabic Gum raw Mucillage</ingredient>. Crush it again carefully, \r\n                and add two drachms of <ingredient n=\"5\">the best Asafoetida</ingredient>, and having crushed it carefully once again pour over it little by little \r\n                four ounces of <ingredient n=\"68\">Peppermint water</ingredient>. After having solved it strain, and to the strained liquid add one ounce of <ingredient n=\"25\" t=\"18\">Scillitic Syrup</ingredient>, \r\n                two grains of <ingredient n=\"110\">emetic Tartar</ingredient> and three ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">water of Roses</ingredient>. Mix and label as <action n=\"19\">Pectoral Mixture</action>. A tablespoon \r\n                or two to be taken at bedtime for several nights together.\r\n                \r\n            </reg>\r\n            \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />W.C.\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 274, 11, '2014-10-13 12:35:09', 76),
(2146, NULL, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n<body>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n        \r\n        <opener>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dumfries <choice><abbr>Apr</abbr><expan>April</expan></choice> 6. 1782\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n        </opener>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I have yet to thank you for yours written about\r\n            <lb />a month ago when you was getting out on a long journey\r\n            <lb />to the westward, in which you take notice of what you had\r\n            <lb />heard of Van Doeveren of Leiden\'s practice of giving the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"374\">testacea</ingredient> in the <symptom n=\"77\">fluor albus</symptom>. -- It would be a curious fact\r\n            <lb />in the history of that disease, and it would lead to a simÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ple and easy practice, if we should find that such substanÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ces would cure it. -- Whatever there may be in this, - or\r\n            <lb />in what I mentioned of the possible effects of the <ingredient n=\"374\">egg shells</ingredient>,\r\n            <lb />I am now again, without further apology, to trouble you\r\n            <lb /><del>again</del> with an account of some very different circumstanÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ces which have occurred since I writ you in the case of the\r\n            <lb />same patient in which these were exhibited.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />At the time I last writ you on the subject of this\r\n            <lb />case, the symptoms were certainly much mitigated. -- \r\n            <lb />The <symptom n=\"46\">Profluvium</symptom> had for several weeks entirely disappeared\r\n            <lb />The <symptom n=\"77\">fluor albus</symptom> seemed to be in a good measure removed,\r\n            <lb />or at least the returns of it were very little troublesome,\r\n            <lb />The severe, I should say the <u>excruciating</u>, <bodypart n=\"30\">abdominal</bodypart> pains\r\n            <lb />which two or three weeks before nothing but a warm\r\n            <lb />bath could relieve, seemed to have left the patient altoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />gether; and her former extreme <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> had likewise\r\n            <lb />gone off --- These circumstancces of amendement were, for the\r\n            <lb />time, very encouraging; but they were soon to be succeeded by\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />others of a different, and most distressing, nature, which I apprehend\r\n            <lb />had begun to take place at the time the patient was affected with the\r\n            <lb />excruciating pains above-mentioned. These pains, as I formerly obÂ¬\r\n            <lb />served to you were such, at one time, as to make me apprehensive\r\n            <lb />of a disorder still worse than had yet appeared, - I mean a <condition n=\"65\">SchirÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rous</condition> or <condition n=\"69\">cancerous</condition> one. -- Soon after the cessation of the pains,\r\n            <lb />the remains of the <symptom n=\"77\">fluor albus</symptom>, I was informed, began to put on\r\n            <lb />a different appearance, growing darker in their colour, and of a\r\n            <lb />more <u>fÅ“tid</u> smell; - tho\' there smell before, when in large quantity\r\n            <lb />was to me very peculiar and offensive, notwithstanding very great\r\n            <lb />attention to cleanliness, and every circumstance of management.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /> -- At length it plainly appeared that the <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> from the <bodypart n=\"33\">VaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />gina</bodypart>, was partly <u>feculent</u>. In a very little time more, and neat\r\n            <lb />four weeks ago, it was no longer doubtful that in consequence\r\n            <lb />(as I have all along supposed) of the acrimony of the matter of\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"77\">fluor albus</symptom>, -- and an unusual increase of the <symptom n=\"43\">ulcerations</symptom>\r\n            <lb />or <symptom n=\"108\">erosions</symptom> occasioned thereby, <u>a communication was now formÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ed between the <bodypart n=\"33\">Vagina</bodypart> <add place=\"above\">and</add> <bodypart n=\"53\">Rectum</bodypart></u>; -- through, which the whole <u>fÃ¦ces</u>\r\n            <lb />and <u>flatus</u> were at this time discharged <u>freely</u>. -- A few days afÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ter this circumstance, if shocking to a delicate person, occurred,\r\n            <lb />it was followed by an <u><symptom n=\"110\">incontinence of Urine</symptom></u> (from the diseaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sed state of the <bodypart n=\"33\">Vagina</bodypart>, I imagine, extending to, or some way affecting,\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"55\">urethra and sphinter</bodypart>) - which, added to a general tenderness\r\n            <lb />or <u>soreness</u> of all the parts, both external and internal; (not to\r\n            <lb />speak of teh <u><condition n=\"38\">Piles</condition></u>, sometimes very considerable), - formed altogether a\r\n            <lb />case one of the most distressing and embarassing that I have ever\r\n            <lb />met with.\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />In this situation a Brother of the parents, - a respectable Surgeon and acÂ¬\r\n            <lb />coacheur in the North of England came to visit her. -- From an accurate\r\n            <lb />examination of the parts he was <unclear>v</unclear> apprehensive of a <condition n=\"65\">schirrous</condition>\r\n            <lb />or <condition n=\"69\">cancerous State</condition> of the <bodypart n=\"34\">uterus</bodypart> that we judged it expedient to enÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ter upon a treat of <ingredient n=\"57\">cicuta</ingredient>, which as yet there has been no room\r\n            <lb />to push any length. -- He was very sensible he said of a <symptom n=\"125\">conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />siderable hardness of the <bodypart n=\"34\">uterus</bodypart></symptom>. -- At first he judged, from simiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lar causes which had fallen under his observation, that this must\r\n            <lb />advance in such a manner as to cut off the patient soon; but\r\n            <lb />at the last examination he did not speak near so strongly;\r\n            <lb />for he thought she might be ill for years. -- My own idea was\r\n            <lb />this, -- that he suppose a <condition n=\"65\">schirrous</condition> or rather <condition n=\"69\">cancerous</condition> disordÂ¬\r\n            <lb />er to have made such progress <add place=\"above\">as to have produced</add> all the effects that I have deÂ¬\r\n            <lb />scribed was supposing too much; -- and that these effects\r\n            <lb />were with equal probability, or perhaps with more, to\r\n            <lb />be imputed to the excess of the <symptom n=\"77\">fluor albus</symptom>, as I have above\r\n            <lb />conjectured. --- The communication between the <bodypart n=\"53\">rectum</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"33\">vagina</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />was quite obvious on examination, as it might well be, consiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />dering that all the fÅ“ces, not much broken or divided, - with\r\n            <lb />now &amp; then, a raisin, and the like, undigested, were <symptom n=\"46\">discharged</symptom>\r\n            <lb />by it.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Such was the state of the case, and such our notions of it,\r\n            <lb />about four weeks ago, - very soon after I last mentioned it to you,\r\n            <lb />and I wished then to have writ you of it again; but delayed writÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing till circumstances should perhaps clear up a little. -- Since\r\n            <lb />that time the patient has been gradually gaining some thought\r\n            <lb />though but little. -- The <symptom n=\"46\">Profluvium</symptom> <choice><abbr>mend</abbr><expan>mentioned</expan></choice> has never appeared for\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />more than two months, and she has been now a month at least\r\n            <lb />free from the <symptom n=\"77\">fluor albus</symptom>. - The state of disease, I think. we may say\r\n            <lb />is now quite altered. - Almost all her pains are gone;  she now\r\n            <lb />sleeps well with a very moderate dose of <ingredient n=\"14\">opium</ingredient> in the night\r\n            <lb />sometimes without it, - and she often sleeps composedly a good\r\n            <lb />part of the day -- <symptom n=\"15\">Her pulse, tho\' still quick, is, I am clear, uniÂ¬\r\n            <lb />formly less so than it was six weeks ago</symptom> -- Tho\' looking exÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ceedingly ill, I cannot say she has a <symptom n=\"34\">hectic look</symptom>; and she\r\n            <lb />is free from a <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>, <symptom n=\"28\">sweating</symptom>, or other <symptom n=\"34\">hectic symptoms</symptom>. --\r\n            <lb />To come to the material circumstances, - the <symptom n=\"110\">incontinence of Urine\r\n            <lb />which at first was complete, (that is to say, she could retain none)</symptom>\r\n            <lb />is now greatly mended. <symptom n=\"27\">At present there is little more than a\r\n            <lb />frequent inclination to void it, in small quantities</symptom>. -- As to the\r\n            <lb />stools, - now the great and chief object, -- for more than three\r\n            <lb />weeks, nothing has been passed by <add place=\"above\">the</add> <bodypart n=\"53\">anus</bodypart>, except, two or three days ago,\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"7\">a little wind</symptom>. - The <u>whole fÅ“ces come still by the <bodypart n=\"33\">Vagina</bodypart></u>; but certainÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly in a different manner from what they did at first. -- They now\r\n            <lb />come slowly; - and, without giving any particular trouble, are voided\r\n            <lb />along with the small quantities of urine, quite broken down\r\n            <lb />so as to render the urine very thick and turbid. -- All this,\r\n            <lb />which is no very agreable description, I mention only to show\r\n            <lb />that the communication between the <bodypart n=\"53\">Rectum</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"33\">Vagina</bodypart> must\r\n            <lb />now be a good deal <u>smaller</u> than formerly\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Nature has brought as thus far, -- and as the patient is\r\n            <lb />naturally of a very sound and healthy constitution I am disposed\r\n            <lb />still to flatter myself with farther amendement, as long at least as\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />things continue in their present train. -- I need not say how much\r\n            <lb />nature will sometimes do for us in situations seemingly the most\r\n            <lb />hopeless, if there is the foundation of a good condition to work\r\n            <lb />upon - Do you recollect the case of a M<sup>r</sup> W<sup>m</sup> Carrathers of this town\r\n            <lb /><del>where we\'re wo</del> of a <symptom n=\"43\">great internal ulcer</symptom> of several months standÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing, where there was reason to suspect a communication with\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"56\">bladder</bodypart>; -- nine or ten years ago. -- He has long been a very\r\n            <lb />tale man. -- Our present patient owes to me that by far the\r\n            <lb />greatest part of her distress now arises from her <u>apprehensions</u> of\r\n            <lb />the proper and natural discharge of her stools not being\r\n            <lb />restored.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />In order to save you the trouble of writing I have incloÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sed this letter open to my friend M<sup>r</sup> Bell who will wait\r\n            <lb />upon you, &amp; take an appointment when you are at lesure,\r\n            <lb />to converse upon the case, -- and favour me with an account of\r\n            <lb />your opinion and his own when convenient -- Still I believe\r\n            <lb />we must chiefly trust to nature -- I need not trouble <add place=\"above\">you</add> with any\r\n            <lb />account of the few and simple measures which we have <del>littl</del>\r\n            <lb />lately taken. They have consisted chiefly of some different <treatment n=\"8\">mild\r\n            <lb />injections, both by the <bodypart n=\"53\">anus</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"33\">Vagina</bodypart></treatment>; -- and, for the last week,\r\n            <lb />some cautious treats of gentle <action n=\"21\">laxatives</action>; -- which, thought it is\r\n            <lb />plain she is suffering nothing from <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>; (I mean that she\r\n            <lb />is not <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom>) - have not yet had the smallest effect in\r\n            <lb />bringing stools the right way; - not indeed have the <action n=\"21\">laxatives</action>\r\n            <lb />used had <subst><del>the smallest</del><add place=\"above\">any sensible</add></subst> effect in increasing the evacuation the wrong way.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I would have been certainly improper to have given them in the\r\n            <lb />least a strong or irritating. -- Some nights ago a <treatment n=\"6\">Glyster</treatment> was\r\n            <lb />given of about a <u>gill and a half</u>, - with two or three spoonÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fuls of <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor oil</ingredient> on it, which was retained several hours\r\n            <lb />&amp; at last came away without producing any effect. -- AnoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ther of twice the quantity, given two nights after, came\r\n            <lb />off partly by the <bodypart n=\"33\">Vagina</bodypart>.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The length of the above leaves me less room to say someÂ¬\r\n            <lb />thing at present concerning another patient, M<sup>r</sup> Gibson of KelÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ton, who has lately transmitted to me a letter he received from\r\n            <lb />you some time ago. -- I shall mention at present that his\r\n            <lb />habitual <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> has never Seemed to be caused by any\r\n            <lb />thing <u>properly in his</u> <bodypart n=\"43\">lungs</bodypart>; - but about the <bodypart n=\"9\">head of the\r\n            <lb />Wind-pipe</bodypart>. -- With common management I believe he might\r\n            <lb />have been greatly better, or perhaps little troubled with\r\n            <lb />the complains, but having been siezed with it, soon after\r\n            <lb />he purchased an estate in Galloway, where various imÂ¬\r\n            <lb />provement were to be carried <add place=\"above\">on</add>; -- and where one season\r\n            <lb />in particular a great deal of wash was to be done in\r\n            <lb />removing some obstructions in a river, -- he totally disÂ¬\r\n            <lb />regarded it, (as he does too much still) and never <unclear>scrapled</unclear>\r\n            <lb />to engage keenly, and sometimes personally, in his different\r\n            <lb />operations. -- This may account in some measure for the\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />long continuance of the complaint; -- but I may observe that\r\n            <lb />his father had for many years a complaint of the\r\n            <lb />same nature. I have tried various things with him\r\n            <lb />&amp; in particular, for the two last years, often reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />commended <action n=\"14\">emetics</action>, and <treatment n=\"11\">Issues</treatment>, which last indeed he\r\n            <lb />used a good while - &amp; <treatment n=\"4\">Blistering</treatment>. -- The use of the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"101\">Guaiacum</ingredient> was entirely a proposition of his\r\n            <lb />own; - and suggested to him by the circumstance\r\n            <lb />of his having a gentleman on a <unclear>exit</unclear> at his\r\n            <lb />house who was using <ingredient n=\"101\">Guajacum</ingredient> for the\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition>. -- I saw M<sup>r</sup> G. about three weeks ago\r\n            <lb />at his own house, wher he was in his\r\n            <lb /><unclear>what</unclear> way, that is pretty easy\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />But I will not tire you longer, and there\r\n            <lb />in are wourd, am always\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />most sincerely yours.\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />John Gilchrist.\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"8\" />\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />To\r\n                <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n                <lb />Physician\r\n                <lb />Edinburgh\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 2184, 2, '2013-06-11 20:56:15', 145),
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May 21. 1782.\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n        </opener>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Yesterday M<sup>rs</sup> Gordon of Greenlaw passed\r\n            <lb />through here in her way to <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> accompanying M<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb />Gordon for the sake of a jaunt -- Two month ago she\r\n            <lb />wrote me about her complaints, which she thought were\r\n            <lb />then taking a different turn; and, before seeing the advice\r\n            <lb />which you gave her last year, I advised amongst other\r\n            <lb />things, <action n=\"14\">emetics</action>, and <treatment n=\"11\">Issues</treatment>, the latter not only with a\r\n            <lb />view to the complaints of her <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart>, but as a substitute\r\n            <lb />for <treatment n=\"1\">bleedings</treatment>, which long before the present <bodypart n=\"43\">pulmonary\r\n            <lb />symptoms</bodypart> appeared, she had, it seems, in a stated way acÂ¬\r\n            <lb />customed herself to. -- Tho I hope she is not worse in\r\n            <lb />the main, and at the times I have seen her has had a\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">good enough pulse</symptom>, yet she has been falling off, and often\r\n            <lb />looking very ill. -- At present she had got the notion of\r\n            <lb />shaving her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, in order to bathe it with cold water\r\n            <lb />as a remedy for the <u><condition n=\"4\">Colds</condition></u> with which she is as easily\r\n            <lb />affected. - I have told her that this is a measure by no\r\n            <lb />means to be rashly ventered upon -- As she is to be in\r\n            <lb />town for eight or ten days, lodged I suppose at M<sup>r</sup> Balmains,\r\n            <lb />I could not but, drop you a line to this purpose, in case\r\n            <lb />you shall think proper to give her a call, and mention what\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />occur\'d to you as to the present circumstances.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />This case resembles M<sup>r</sup> Gibson of Keltons, tho\' indeed a\r\n            <lb />worse one I think, for M<sup>r</sup> G. is not affected in his -- flesh -- \r\n            <lb />his looks, <symptom n=\"15\">his pulse</symptom>, or <del>anoth</del> any other material circumÂ¬\r\n            <lb />stance. He is only distressed with the mere trouble &amp; <symptom n=\"9\">fatigue\r\n            <lb />of <symptom n=\"4\">Coughing</symptom></symptom>. -- By the bye within these two or three days <add place=\"above\">he has asked me</add> wheÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ther he might not take a jaunt to Buxton, when the weaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ther grows good. -- I have not yet had time to write him,\r\n            <lb />or to look what any of the writers on Mineral waters say\r\n            <lb />us to the propriety of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"5\">that water</ingredient> in such a case; - but the\r\n            <lb />jaunt will be adviseable enough; and if any thing occurs\r\n            <lb />to you in regard to the use of the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"5\">water</ingredient>, I will beg the\r\n            <lb />favour of you to mention it. -- I am obliged to write hastiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly by an opportunity which I have past met with of\r\n            <lb />sending a packet.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Believe me at all times\r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Your faithful &amp; Obedient\r\n                <lb />Servant.\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />John Gilchrist.\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />To\r\n                <lb />Doctor Cullen Physician\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </p>    \r\n        <annot>\r\n<handShift />\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Gilchrist\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>rs</sup> Gordon of\r\n                <lb />Greenlaw &amp; Gordon\r\n                <lb />of Kelton. May 1782\r\n                <lb />V. XIV. p.60\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 2212, 2, '2013-11-19 16:08:27', 50),
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For the rest the disease must be left to\r\n            <lb />time and nature which often cures the <symptom n=\"25\">Jaundice</symptom> when\r\n            <lb />Medicines will not and when our officiousness often does\r\n            <lb />harm. By the trials you have made, you will by this\r\n            <lb />time have found how far Acids and Wine agreed with\r\n            <lb />her, I commonly find that they do not, but I allow you\r\n            <lb />to be determined by experience\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I should have said before, that if D<sup>r</sup> Stevensons\r\n            <lb />Pills make her <symptom n=\"3\">sick</symptom>, let the <ingredient n=\"25\">Squills</ingredient> be left out of the\r\n            <lb />Composition.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I consider this letter as equally addressed to you\r\n            <lb />and M<sup>r</sup> Swan, to whom therefore you will be pleased\r\n            <lb />to communicate it with my Compliments.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Praying earnestly for M<sup>rs</sup> Dunlops relief, and\r\n            <lb />with but Compliments to all at Kilpatrick I am\r\n            <lb />sincerely and affectionately Dear John\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Yours &amp;c.\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Aug</abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 26. 1782\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I must say that M<sup>rs</sup> Dunlop is in some danger and\r\n                <lb />I beg to know when I can be of any further Service to\r\n                <lb />her.\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For M<sup>rs</sup> Dunlop.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"11\">Pulv. florum chamamal.</ingredient> Ê’j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"53\">Sapon. Hispan.</ingredient> â„¥fs\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr simpl.</ingredient> q. s. ut fiat Massa.\r\n                    <lb />divid. in pilul. sing. gr. V.\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <action n=\"33\">Aperient Pills</action> five to be taken\r\n                    <lb />twice every day\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take one drachm of <ingredient n=\"11\">chamomile\'s flower Powder</ingredient>, \r\n                    half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"53\">Spanish Soap</ingredient> and \r\n                    enough <ingredient n=\"172\">simple Syrup</ingredient> in order to let there be made a mass \r\n                    to be divided into pills of five grains each. \r\n                    Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient Pills</action>, five to be taken \r\n                    twice every day.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Aug.</abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 26. 1782.\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />W.C.\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 629, 3, '2014-05-29 16:49:19', 42);
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However after waiting for two Posts I\r\n            <lb />have heared nothing from him and dont choose to delay\r\n            <lb />Obeying Commands for which I have the highest respect.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Your letter is exact and full, sensible and judicious\r\n            <lb />and I believe M<sup>r</sup> Alex<sup>r.</sup> Dunlop could add nothing\r\n            <lb />but with respect to one medicine employed and which\r\n            <lb />I hope is of little consequence for me to know but I\r\n            <lb />inclose this letter open to him and hope it may draw\r\n            <lb />one from him in return.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I have carefully considered your account of M<sup>..r</sup>\r\n            <lb />Dunlops ailments and hope I understand them so well\r\n            <lb />as to render it quite unnecessary for him to have the\r\n            <lb />possible of coming to Town at this Season I believe\r\n            \r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Dunlop is for his Age very hale but his Age must\r\n            <lb />be necessarily exposed to some infirmities and I think\r\n            <lb />his principal ailment now consists in a <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> of\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"56\">neck of the bladder</bodypart> and of the aspiring fundament\r\n            <lb />for this at present I will advise only one remedy of\r\n            <lb />which I have particular experience and I have sent a\r\n            <lb />prescription for it to M<sup>r.</sup> Dunlop at Glasgow. While\r\n            <lb />he use this I should think it necessary to keep the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular but by no means to <treatment n=\"30\">purge</treatment> it. M<sup>r.</sup> Dunlop\r\n            <lb />may also continue to take the <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">infusion of Bark</ingredient> and\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"32\">Lime water</ingredient> but I think <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> may be omitted\r\n            <lb />while the <ingredient n=\"32\">Lime water</ingredient> alone may be continued to the quanÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tity of a Mutchin every day. I believe M<sup>r.</sup> Dunlops\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"31\">strengthening pills</action> may be very proper but I hope\r\n            <lb />while he takes my <action n=\"31\">strengthening powders</action> the pills\r\n            <lb />may be laid aside and at last till I hear from M<sup>r.</sup>\r\n            <lb />Dunlop himself. When the weather is tolerable I\r\n            <lb />would advise M<sup>r.</sup> Dunlop to take Exercise in a Carriage\r\n            <lb />as frequently as he conveniently can.\r\n            \r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I don\'t find any particular Diet necessary for M<sup>r.</sup>\r\n            <lb />Dunlop but I suppose he has learned from his own\r\n            <lb />experience to avoid every thing that he finds ready to,\r\n            <lb />become <symptom n=\"7\">flatulent on his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart></symptom> I think a little light\r\n            <lb />but solid food at Dinner with two or three glasses of red\r\n            <lb />Port after it to be the most proper Diet for him.\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I have the honour to be with the urmost respect and\r\n            <lb />regard for M<sup>r.</sup> Dunlop and all his family\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Madam\r\n                <lb />Your most obedient\r\n                <lb />and most Humble Servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 1<sup>.st</sup> April\r\n                <lb />1783\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4599, 2, '2013-11-21 17:11:16', 40),
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His\r\n            <lb />principal complaint seem to be a <symptom n=\"23\">weakness at the <bodypart n=\"56\">neck\r\n            <lb />of the bladder</bodypart></symptom> <symptom n=\"27\">obliging him to make water very frequently</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and that this indeed as you explain it is also the cause\r\n            <lb />of his going so frequently to stool. In such a case I have\r\n            <lb />frequently found the <ingredient n=\"61\">Uva Ursi</ingredient> of great service but it\r\n            <lb />can be of none unless it is continued for some time. As it\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"31\">strengthens</action> the <bodypart n=\"69\">intestine</bodypart> without giving <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> I\r\n            <lb />thought it might even mend M<sup>.r</sup> Dunlops complaint\r\n            <lb />of <symptom n=\"7\">flatulency</symptom> and therefore I wish you could persuade\r\n            <lb />him to continue the use of it for sometime. 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If we could depend upon\r\n            <lb />the continuance of the present weather I would advise\r\n            <lb />him immediately to Enter upon a Journey of two three\r\n            <lb />weeks.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The Lady in her letter gave me many very Civil words\r\n            <lb />but Sent me no fee but you if you please may let her\r\n            <lb />know that a Correspondence does not go on well in that\r\n            <lb />condition. I am as always with the utmost regard\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most obedient Servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 16<sup>.th</sup> April\r\n                <lb /><u>1783</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For M<sup>r</sup> Dunlop of Dunlop.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">pulv. cort. 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Electuarium\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Electuary</action> the bigness\r\n                    <lb />of nutmeg to be taken in a wafer two\r\n                    <lb />or three times a day, washing it down\r\n                    <lb />with a glass of <ingredient n=\"32\">Lime water</ingredient>\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian bark powder</ingredient>, \r\n                    one ounce of <ingredient n=\"61\">uva ursi leaves</ingredient>, \r\n                    one ounce of cardiac Electuary, \r\n                    two drachms of <ingredient n=\"35\">Powdered Steel</ingredient> and \r\n                    enough <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient> in order to let there be made an Electuary. \r\n                    Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Electuary</action>. 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I would not\r\n            <lb />therefore <add place=\"above\">hope</add> if you or M<sup>r.</sup> Dunlop desire of a recovery\r\n            <lb />though it is slow but I shall not insist on M<sup>r.</sup>\r\n            <lb />Dunlops taking any more Drugs at present\r\n            <lb />as I am for another measure which I hope shall\r\n            <lb />be more effectual and during which Drugs are\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />not to be conveniently taken I had from the very first\r\n            <lb />in view to advise Dunlop to a Journey at a proper\r\n            <lb />Season and I believe I mentioned it in the first\r\n            <lb />letter I had the honour to write you but I am much\r\n            <lb />confirmed in that opinion by the observation you\r\n            <lb />make on the effects of the exercise he sometimes\r\n            <lb />takes. I think the Season is now very proper\r\n            <lb />and at least I think the Cold days we have had\r\n            <lb />lately will not continue. I would therefore <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb />mostly advise Dunlop to enter immediately on a\r\n            <lb />Journey to be steadily pursued every day for two\r\n            <lb />three or perhaps four weeks. His days Journey\r\n            <lb />should never be longer than what his own horses\r\n            <lb />can easily make, that is, from twenty four to thirty\r\n            <lb />Six miles and perhaps for the sake of the same\r\n            <lb />Horse resting half a day or a whole day now and\r\n            <lb />then. I am persuaded that this will be the most\r\n          \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />effectual means of mending M<sup>r.</sup> Dunlops <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />in every respect. 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Chewing much Tobacco is\r\n            <lb />certainly bad for him but as he has been long accustomed\r\n            <lb />to it I cannot advise his laying it altogether but I would\r\n            <lb />earnestly desire him to be as moderate as possible\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I have visited your Daughter Miss Susie\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />several times. She is not as well as I could wish but I hope\r\n            <lb />she shall soon be better. 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The <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> little affected &amp;\r\n            <lb />little appearance of <condition n=\"25\">plethora</condition> is a case that I think\r\n            <lb />admits warm bathing &amp; is likely to be mended by it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I think there is no objection from the state of the\r\n            <lb />Season <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> will rather contribute to M<sup>r</sup> T-s relief.\r\n        </p>        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For the management of the bathing no body can advise him\r\n            <lb />better than you &amp; I have only to say that I would always have the\r\n            <lb />bath brought on by degrees, and if it brings on any <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"33\">Swimming</symptom> or <symptom n=\"71\">confusion</symptom> of <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> it must be let alone. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Whatever may be the effect of the bathing, it is pretty\r\n            <lb />certain that the journey will be of service but it is to be\r\n            <lb />managed without much fatigue and without being exposed\r\n            <lb />to cold. - Flys and stage Coaches are to be avoided as occasioning\r\n            <lb />his sitting too long at one time, and when he employs a\r\n            <lb />chaise for himself, he should come out now and then\r\n            <lb />for a hundred yards or two. -- The <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment> must\r\n            <lb />be given up but I think his arm and leg should be\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"18\">rubbed with a flesh brush</treatment> every <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> -- The <treatment n=\"18\">rubbing\r\n            <lb />should be gentle but long continued</treatment>. -- The <bodypart n=\"18\">thigh</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />will be best done before he comes out of bed. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />His diet should not be very full and more certainly not\r\n            <lb />very low. - His drink should be water with a little wine in it\r\n            <lb />and every day both at dinner and supper he may and\r\n            <lb />perhaps should take two three Glasses of plain wine. -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />His <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> should be kept regular, &amp; if a medicine is\r\n            <lb />necessary he should take some <ingredient n=\"3\">aloetic pills</ingredient> along with him --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> May 28<sup><u>th</u></sup> 1779</dateline>\r\n            <salute>WC. --</salute>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4443, 13, '2014-12-15 16:16:42', 77),
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Spirit.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"33\">Vin. antimonial.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">Syr. balsam.</ingredient> @ â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb />â„³ Signa <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Solution</action> a table Spoonfull\r\n                    <lb />to be taken every night at bedtime\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"101\">gum guaiacum</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"50\">the purest white sugar</ingredient>.\r\n                    Grind well into a fine powder and add a drachm of <ingredient n=\"342\">elixir of volatile guaiacum</ingredient> and \r\n                    <ingredient n=\"340\">the yolk of one egg</ingredient>. Mix again well and little by little add two ounces of <ingredient n=\"68\">peppermint\r\n                    water</ingredient>, an ounce of <ingredient n=\"65\">Spirit of cinnamon water</ingredient>, and half an ounce each of <ingredient n=\"33\">antimonial\r\n                    wine</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"4\" t=\"18\">syrup of balsam</ingredient>. Mix and label <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Solution</action>,\r\n                    a tablespoonful to be taken every night at bedtime.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"10\">pulv. <add place=\"above\">e</add> Jalap. comp.</ingredient> Ph. Ed.\r\n                    <lb /><action n=\"21\">Elect. lenitiv.</action> @ Æ·Å¿s\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. Simpl.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. Bolus\r\n                    <lb />Signa <action n=\"21\">Laxative Bolus</action> to be taken in the morning\r\n                    <lb />twice a week ----\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take half a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"10\">powdered composite Jallop</ingredient> as in the Edinburgh Pharmacopoeia and\r\n                    <action n=\"21\">lenitive electuary</action>, and enough <ingredient n=\"172\">simple Syrup</ingredient> to make a Bolus.\r\n                    Label <action n=\"21\">Laxative Bolus</action> to be taken in the morning twice a week.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"65\">Aqua cinnam. Simpl.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\">--- rosar.</ingredient> @ Æ·vi\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. Simpl.</ingredient> Æ·ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"58\">Tinct. Thebaic</ingredient> gutt. xxx.\r\n                    <lb />â„³ Signa <action n=\"34\">Anodyne Draught</action> to be taken in the\r\n                    <lb />evening after the physic.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take six drachms each of <ingredient n=\"65\">Simple cinnamon water</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"107\">rose water</ingredient>,\r\n                    two drachms of <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple syrup</ingredient>, thirty drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>. Mix and\r\n                    label <action n=\"34\">Anodyne Draught</action> to be taken in the evening after the physic.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />8<sup>th</sup> June\r\n                <lb />1783.\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        <head>M<sup>r</sup> Bates &amp; Miss Ellison</head>\r\n        <opener>\r\n            <salute>Dear Sir</salute>\r\n        </opener>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />I have taken all the pains I am capable\r\n                <lb />of in considering the case of the two patients you have done me\r\n                <lb />the honour of sending to me. I must say it is difficult to be\r\n                <lb />positive or certain in determining what is at bottom of M<sup>r</sup> Bates\'\r\n                <lb />complaints but after repeated examinations of his urine and every\r\n                <lb />inquiry into the state of his symptoms I cannot find any reason\r\n                <lb />for suspecting the <bodypart n=\"45\">kidneys</bodypart> to be the seat of the disease nor can\r\n                <lb />I observe any the least mark of an hepatic affection. Upon a\r\n                <lb />full and deliberate consideration therefore I conclude that his\r\n                <lb />ailments are very entirely still of the <symptom n=\"127\">rheumatic</symptom> kind and it is\r\n                <lb />not the first of several instances I have had of a <symptom n=\"127\">rheumatic affecÂ¬\r\n                <lb />tion</symptom> communicated to the <bodypart n=\"69\">intestines</bodypart>, giving <symptom n=\"40\">gripes</symptom> and <symptom n=\"7\">flaÂ¬\r\n                <lb />tulency</symptom>. From this view of the case I hope at this season it\r\n                <lb />will not be difficult to have it relieved. I think the medicines\r\n                <lb />you have employed were extremely proper and I would persist\r\n                <lb />in the same plan. I judge the <ingredient n=\"101\">guaiacum</ingredient> a medicine to be\r\n                <lb />depended upon <add place=\"above\">and the best <action n=\"11\">diaphoretic</action> one can employ</add> but I would wish to try it in a fluid form and\r\n                <lb />would give some mild <action n=\"33\">aperient</action> Separate from it. Upon this\r\n                \r\n                <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n                \r\n                <lb />plan I have prescribed in the inclosed paper. The solution\r\n                <lb />I have prescribed in small quantity because the <ingredient n=\"340\">egg</ingredient> which I\r\n                <lb />think the best means of diffusing the <ingredient n=\"101\">guaiac</ingredient> does not keep well\r\n                <lb />for any time and it is therefore proper to renew it frequently.\r\n                <lb />It is possible that this solution may keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> open and in\r\n                <lb />that case he must take the <action n=\"21\">laxative bolus</action> seldomer but I would\r\n                <lb />wish to have his <bodypart n=\"64\">bowels</bodypart> opened pretty freely twice a week for some\r\n                <lb />weeks to come and by a trial I have made here I think the dose\r\n                <lb />ordered will open him sufficiently and not too much but you\r\n                <lb />may still lessen the dose if you find occasion. I have also tried\r\n                <lb />the <action n=\"34\">anodyne</action> here and it has relieved pain and given rest without\r\n                <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">binding the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart></symptom> and if you shall also find it to operate in this \r\n                <lb />manner you may use it at your discretion but I have proposed\r\n                <lb />to give it only after every dose of the <action n=\"21\">laxative</action>.\r\n            </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n                <lb />With these medicines I would have M<sup>r</sup> Bates take a good\r\n                <lb /><add place=\"above\">deal</add> of air and exercise as often as the weather will permit and I\r\n                <lb />think going on horseback will be most usefull. In the season\r\n                <lb />now setting in I hope much precaution against cold will not be\r\n                <lb />necessary but some precaution is necessary at all seasons in this\r\n                <lb />climate and I would have him therefore continue his flannel\r\n                <lb />underwaistcoat for the whole of summer and to wear even a piece\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n                <lb />of flannel next his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> round his <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Bates diet should be of a middle kind; he may take some animal\r\n                <lb /><supplied>fo</supplied>od every day at dinner <del>but it</del> and only avoiding much fish, pork, bacon\r\n                <lb />salted meats it may be otherwise what he likes best. But in all cases\r\n                <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> should be in moderate quantity, filling up his meal with Soup\r\n                <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> light pudding. Some young and tender vegetables always well boiled\r\n                <lb /><supplied>he</supplied> may take of sometimes but it should be seldom and always in modeÂ¬ \r\n                <lb /><supplied>rate</supplied> quantity. Mustard and pepper he may take of moderately but\r\n                <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> kind of pickles are improper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n                <lb />At breakfast he may take weak Bohea tea with dry toast and\r\n                <lb />butter but green <supplied>tea</supplied> unless very weak is at all times improper. With\r\n                <lb /><supplied>t</supplied>his dry toast I think Currant Jelly, marmalade or other Sweets\r\n                <lb />improper for him.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n                <lb /><illegible w=\"3\" /> he should take no animal food but may make it\r\n                <lb /><illegible w=\"4\" /> prepared in the manner he likes best.\r\n                <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> for drinking he should avoid malt liquor of all kinds and \r\n                <lb />his ordinary draught may be plain or toast water but every day\r\n                <lb />both after dinner and supper he may <add place=\"above\">take</add> little strong drink and\r\n                <lb />he may take two or three glasses of madeira or sherry but his\r\n                <lb />safest drink will be a little spirits and water either brandy or\r\n                <lb />Rum as he likes best.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            \r\n                <lb />With respect to Miss Ellison I have also studied her\r\n                <lb />case very carefuly and it appears to me very clearly that she\r\n                <lb />has been and is in some measure still threatened with <add place=\"above\">some</add> <symptom n=\"153\">congest\r\n                <lb />of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> in the <bodypart n=\"57\">vessels</bodypart> of the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></symptom> and I can imagine nothing\r\n                <lb />more proper than the small <treatment n=\"1\">bleedings</treatment> that you have practisd\r\n                <lb /><del>and</del> I think they should still be occasionally practiced and on\r\n                <lb />occasion of the <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation of her <bodypart n=\"6\">Eye</bodypart></symptom> I believe a number\r\n                <lb />of <treatment n=\"14\">leeches</treatment> set round her <bodypart n=\"6\">eye</bodypart> might in every view be of service.\r\n                <lb />She has had an attack of the <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> upon the road hither\r\n                <lb />and if it had not immediately yielded I should have thought of\r\n                <lb /><treatment n=\"14\">applying the leeches</treatment> but I wish to let it alone till she is again\r\n                <lb />at home. The considerable disorder that has at times --\r\n                <lb />appeared in her <bodypart n=\"47\">nervous system</bodypart> may have proceeded from\r\n                <lb />some causes affecting particularly that <bodypart n=\"47\">system</bodypart> but I think\r\n                <lb />they may also have proceeded entirely from the fullness of \r\n                <lb />the <bodypart n=\"57\">vessels</bodypart> of <add place=\"above\">the</add> <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, occurring at a certain period of life. It is\r\n                <lb />upon this supposition that I account for the failure of so\r\n                <lb />many nervous medicines that have been employed and I am\r\n                <lb />of opinion that her relief and safety must depend upon the\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n            \r\n                <lb />paper prescribed also a <treatment n=\"36\">Collyrium</treatment> which <subst><del>he</del><add place=\"above\">I</add></subst> hope<del>s</del> may be\r\n                <lb />usefull to Miss Ellison when the <bodypart n=\"6\">Eye</bodypart> is much <symptom n=\"62\">inflamed</symptom> and\r\n                <lb />painfull. It is what I have frequently employed with advanÂ¬\r\n                <lb />tage and I have just now tried <add place=\"above\">it</add> with Miss Ellison and it\r\n                <lb />does not seem to disagree with her. The peculiar Ingredient\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"58\">Tinct. Thebaica</ingredient> I have here prescribed in small quantity\r\n                <lb />but you <add place=\"above\">may</add> double or treble this if you shall find it agree and \r\n                <lb />especially if pain requires it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n                <lb />With these remedies I would have Miss Ellison keep\r\n                <lb />her <treatment n=\"48\"><bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> constantly shaven</treatment> and morning that she \r\n                <lb />does not take the solution I would have her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> bathed all\r\n                <lb />over with cold water or whilst her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> is held over a bason\r\n                <lb />some cold water may be poured upon the crown of her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>\r\n                <lb />from a tea kettle. When this practice is first begun the\r\n                <lb />water may be tempered by putteing one part of boiling\r\n                <lb />water to four of cold, withdrawing afterwards at every bathing\r\n                <lb />a portion of the boiling water so that <add place=\"above\">at</add> length she comes to\r\n                <lb />bear it quite cold.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n                <lb />With respect to diet and exercise I have precisely\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n            \r\n                <lb />the same advice to give for Miss Ellison that I have given\r\n                <lb />above for M<sup>r</sup> Bates only that I think the Lady must take\r\n                <lb />her exercise in a carriage and her diet should be rather\r\n                <lb />more sparing than his and particularly that she should\r\n                <lb />be more sparing of fish.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n                <lb />In the paper of prescriptions I have prescribed a\r\n                <lb />lotion for a purpose which Miss Ellisons sister will \r\n                <lb />explain. Wishing you heartily success I am with\r\n                <lb />great regard\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n             <salute>\r\n                 <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                 <lb />your most obedient servant\r\n             </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 8<sup>th</sup> June\r\n                      <lb />1783\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n                <lb />P.S. I am very sorry to observe that you cannot tell\r\n                <lb />me that Miss M. Pearith is any better. ----\r\n        </postscript>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"8\" />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>For the â„ž for M<sup>r</sup> Bates see p. 99.</annot>\r\n        <head>For Miss Ellison</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥iv\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"120\">Sacchar. Saturn.</ingredient> gr. v.\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"58\">Tinct. Thebaic.</ingredient> g<sup>.tt</sup> x.\r\n                    <lb />â„³ Sig. <bodypart n=\"6\">Eye</bodypart> water for bathing the <bodypart n=\"6\">Eye</bodypart>\r\n                    <lb />every night &amp; morning.\r\n                </orig>\r\n            </choice>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take four ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">rose water</ingredient>, five grams of <ingredient n=\"120\">sugar of Lead</ingredient>,\r\n                    ten drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>. Mix and label <bodypart n=\"6\">Eye</bodypart> water for bathing the \r\n                    <bodypart n=\"6\">Eye</bodypart> every night &amp; morning.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Rosar.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"163\">Balaust.</ingredient> @ Æ·i\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"214\">Cort. querc. cont.</ingredient> Æ·ij\r\n                    <lb />Aq, bullient. â„”j\r\n                    <lb />Digere horas quatuor &amp; colato adde\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"250\">Alum. rup.</ingredient> Æ·ij\r\n                    <lb />Signa For a Lotion\r\n                </orig>\r\n            </choice>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"163\">pomegranate flowers</ingredient>,\r\n                    two drachms of <ingredient n=\"214\">crushed oak bark</ingredient>, a pound of boiling water. Leave to set for four hours, \r\n                    then to the strained liquid add two drachms of <ingredient n=\"250\">alum</ingredient>. Label For a Lotion.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />8<sup>th</sup> June\r\n                <lb />1783.\r\n            </dateline>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For the other â„ž see p. 119.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"9\" />\r\n        \r\n        <head>For Miss Ellison</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"125\">Tartar. Solub.</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"93\">Sal. polychrest.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar. alb.</ingredient> @ â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinnam. Simpl.</ingredient> â„¥iij \r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\">--- rosar.</ingredient> â„¥v.\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">Tinct. aromat.</ingredient> Æ·ij\r\n                    <lb />Solve et cola\r\n                    <lb />Signa <action n=\"33\">Aperient Solution</action> a table Spoonfull to be\r\n                    <lb />taken in half a pint of Spring water in the morning\r\n                    <lb />three times every week\r\n                </orig>\r\n            </choice>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble tartar</ingredient>, half an ounce each of <ingredient n=\"93\">polychrest salts</ingredient>\r\n                    and <ingredient n=\"50\">white sugar</ingredient>, three ounces of <ingredient n=\"65\">Simple cinnamon water</ingredient>,\r\n                    five ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">rose water</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">aromatic tincture</ingredient>.\r\n                    Mix together and strain. Label <action n=\"33\">Aperient Solution</action>, a tablespoonful to be taken in half a pint of Spring water \r\n                    in the morning three times every week.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">pulv. cort. Peruvian.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">--- cinnam.</ingredient> Æ·ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"12\">Rubig. chalyb.</ingredient> pp<sup>.t</sup> Æ·j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"21\">Cons. e cort. aurantior.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. Simpl.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. Electuarium\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Electary</action> the bigness of a nutmeg\r\n                    <lb />to be taken every day an hour before dinner\r\n                    <lb />washing down with a small cupfull of the following\r\n                </orig>\r\n            </choice>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take an ounce of <ingredient n=\"1\">powdered Peruvian bark</ingredient>, a drachm of <ingredient n=\"65\">powdered cinnamon</ingredient>,\r\n                    a drachm of a preparation of <ingredient n=\"12\">red chalybeate</ingredient>, an ounce of <ingredient n=\"21\">orange peel conserve</ingredient>,\r\n                    and enough <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple syrup</ingredient> to make an Electuary. Label <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Electary</action> the bigness \r\n                    of a nutmeg to be taken every day an hour before dinner washing down with a small cupfull of the following\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. Peruv. trit.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb />Aq. bullient. â„”j\r\n                    <lb />Degere horas decem et colato adde\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tinct. cort. Peruv.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">--- aromat.</ingredient> Æ·ij\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Tincture</action> to be taken as above\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"1\">ground Peruvian bark</ingredient>, a pound of boiling water. Leave to set for\r\n                    ten hours, then to the strained liquid add an ounce of <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">tincture of Peruvian bark</ingredient>,\r\n                    two drachms of <ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">aromatic tincture</ingredient>. Label <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Tincture</action>\r\n                    to be taken as above\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />8<sup>th</sup> June\r\n                <lb />1783.\r\n            </dateline>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4643, 2, '2013-08-20 12:32:23', 263),
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In all cases\r\n            <lb />of habitual <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> if the same medicine\r\n            <lb />is often repeated it is ready to become familiar\r\n            <lb />and ineffectual, or otherwise disagreeable and\r\n            <lb />must be changed. Please let her try the pills\r\n            <lb />prescribed on another page and if these after some\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />time do not answer let me know and I shall still \r\n            <lb />endeavour to do better.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Please make my very respectful Compliments\r\n            <lb />to Miss Davidson and assure her that the extremely\r\n            <lb />polite letter she honoured me with through your\r\n            <lb />hands is extremely agreeable and obliging to me and\r\n            <lb />will make me always happy in having any opportuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nity, except that of Sickness, of showing how much\r\n            <lb />I esteem and respect her. With regard to the question\r\n            <lb />She is pleased to put to me I think it will be safest\r\n            <lb />to let the Season be a little advanced before She\r\n            <lb />returns to the use of the <treatment n=\"54\">Shour bath</treatment> but if any\r\n            <lb />circumstance should require or invite her to use it\r\n            <lb />sooner <illegible w=\"1\"/> She may return to the use of it sooner\r\n            <lb />providing only that She begins by tempering the\r\n            <lb />water employed and gradually but regularly dimiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nishing the heat of it till in the course of a fortnight\r\n            <lb />or thereby She may come to use it quite cold and\r\n            <lb />for this purpose if I recollect right I gave\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />her directions before, or if necessary Shall give them\r\n            <lb />again now. I am hers, and Dear Sir,\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>your most Obedient Servant</salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edinr</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 15<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1785</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        <head>For Miss Ellison</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"3\">mass. pil. aloet.</ingredient> Ph. Edin. Æ·j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"77\">Gambog.</ingredient> gr. xv\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel.</ingredient> mucil. <ingredient n=\"75\">G. arab.</ingredient> q. s. ut fiat massa\r\n                    <lb />et accurate trita dividenda in pil. sing. gr. v.\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <action n=\"21\">Laxative Pills</action> one, two, or three to be taken\r\n                    <lb />for a dose at bed time.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take an ounce of <ingredient n=\"3\">aloetic pill mass</ingredient> as per the Edinburgh Pharmacopoeia, fifteen grams of <ingredient n=\"77\">Gamboge</ingredient>,\r\n                    and enough <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient>, mucilage and <ingredient n=\"75\">gum arabic</ingredient> to make a mass, and carefully grind dividing into\r\n                    individual pills of five grams each. Label <action n=\"21\">Laxative Pills</action> one, two, or three to be taken for a dose at bed time. \r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>15<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>.y</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1785</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4984, 2, '2013-06-12 11:35:24', 71);
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took some <ingredient n=\"34\"><choice><abbr>Fl<sup><u>r</u></sup> Sulph:</abbr><expan>Flowers of Sulphur</expan></choice> to prevent <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom></ingredient>\r\n            <lb />this had litle Effect, except to ward off <symptom n=\"57\">the Spasm</symptom> for three\r\n            <lb />Days &amp; generally they were Severer for four days Longer.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"margin\"><ingredient n=\"28\">Ol: Resini</ingredient></add> Finding the <ingredient n=\"34\"><choice><abbr>Sulph:</abbr><expan>Sulphur</expan></choice></ingredient> <symptom n=\"28\">Caused him perspire the night</symptom> He\r\n            <lb />took it- He then Got from <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"28\">Olium Resini</ingredient>, which\r\n            <lb />he found an Easy Physick &amp; <action n=\"7\">a Great Expeller of Wind</action>\r\n            <lb />Yet Like other Physicks, was attended afterwards with <symptom n=\"24\">ConstuÂ¬\r\n                <lb />pation</symptom>, for two Days afterwards\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p><add place=\"margin\"><ingredient n=\"61\">AlthÃ¦a</ingredient></add> M<sup>r</sup> Munro Made Use Also of the <ingredient n=\"61\" t=\"15\">Decotion of AlthÃ¦a Roots</ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"75\">with Gum Arabick</ingredient>, but no good Effect from it, Yet He ConÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tinued the Constant use of these Medicines in the Manner He\r\n            <lb />Understood D<sup>r</sup> Cullen prescribed them - And Tho\' He could not Say\r\n            <lb />but He found Considerable Relief from them, by the pills not being\r\n            <lb />so Frequent, Yet He did Not find that His Disease Subsided\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"margin\">A New attack</add> 22<sup>d</sup> <choice><abbr>Aug<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> Last M<sup>r</sup> Munro was <symptom n=\"31\">Attacked with a DiarrhÅ“a-</symptom>\r\n            <lb />which Continued for four Days without any <symptom n=\"40\">Greiping pains</symptom>, and as\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Munro thought this might be an Effect of Nature, to give Relief, He did\r\n            <lb />not Discourage it- The Effect was that for two &amp; 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<bodypart n=\"64\">his belly</bodypart> was Easy During the Interval of his Fitt; Yet the Next Fitt\r\n            <lb />was Severer than any of the former Fitts, He feeling Three Spasms aftÂ¬\r\n            <lb />er making Water- This made Him give up the Honey for Sweetning\r\n            <lb />to his Breakfast &amp; Supper\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"margin\">Effects</add> M<sup>r</sup> Munro had a Whole months Interval, in the Month\'s of Dec<sup><u>r</u></sup>\r\n            <lb />Jan<sup><u>ry</u></sup>, Feb<sup><u>y</u></sup> &amp; March And Tho He has used <ingredient n=\"61\">the Uva Ursi</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"98\" t=\"15\">The DecocÂ¬\r\n                <lb />tion of AlthÅ“a</ingredient>- Constantly without Intermission; <ingredient n=\"58\">The Laudanum</ingredient> &amp;\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"28\">the Olium Resini</ingredient>, when Threatned with the fitt- He finds His Disease\r\n            <lb />not yeilding to these Medicines, only He has now Longer Intervals\r\n            <lb />betwixt his Fitts, Yet they Continue Alway\'s Eight Days, <symptom n=\"57\">The Spasm\r\n                <lb />had Become Redoubled &amp; 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He has not felt <symptom n=\"63\">the Swellings\r\n                <lb />in <bodypart n=\"32\">the Testicles</bodypart></symptom> for Near Six Months; nor is <condition n=\"38\">the Jetting out of <bodypart n=\"53\">the\r\n                    <lb />Rectum</bodypart> so frequent, nor so protuberant as Formerly</condition>; But He finds\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"18\">a <symptom n=\"125\">Hard</symptom> kind of a Tumour at the <bodypart n=\"53\">Anus</bodypart></symptom>, by the Side of the <bodypart n=\"53\">Rectum</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />on the left Side, Which Increasses gradually with the Fitt &amp; Rises\r\n            <lb />to the Bigness of a Small Hens Egg, when the fitt is at the Worst\r\n            <lb />&amp; Subsides when he Gets Relief from the Fitt; <treatment n=\"6\">It once or Twice\r\n                <lb />obstructed the Glister pipe</treatment>, when M<sup>r</sup> Munro thought it Necessary\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"8\">to get an Injection</treatment> for his Relief in a Severe fitt-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It is Impossible to tell the Different turns of this Disease, as-\r\n            <lb />Sometimes the fitt Begins with a pain at <bodypart n=\"31\">the top of the Penis</bodypart>, &amp; then\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />goes Downwards to <bodypart n=\"53\">the Anus</bodypart>, at other times it begins by a pain\r\n            <lb />in <bodypart n=\"64\">the Low part of the belly</bodypart>; But most frequently by a pain and\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">obstruction at <bodypart n=\"53\">the Anus</bodypart></symptom>, which goes up by Degrees to <bodypart n=\"31\">the Penis</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />at any of these period M<sup>r</sup> Munro finds it very Uneasy to Sitt\r\n            <lb />in his Chair- Especially when there is <condition n=\"38\">any protuberance at <bodypart n=\"57\">the Rect<supplied>um</supplied></bodypart></condition>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The Urine is Sometimes Clear, without any Sediment, especially before\r\n            <lb />the Fitt, &amp; then it is plenty, tho it comes frequently- In the Fitt it is\r\n            <lb />very Thick &amp; Dark Colour\'d the Sediment of a Chalky like Substance\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In the Two Last fitts the Sediment was a thick, Slymie kind of\r\n            <lb />Substance, <symptom n=\"36\">Like the Mucus, or Defluctions a person has with a Cough</symptom>,\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"58\">The Laudanum</ingredient> always alters the Colour of the Sediment &amp; 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his Strength Impared</symptom>; His former\r\n            <lb />Cloths, are at least Six or Eight Inches in Circumference too Wide for Him\r\n            <lb />how, &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">his Leggs</bodypart> are Like Distaffs\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The only part of the prescription that has not been Observed, was\r\n            <lb />the <treatment n=\"14\">Applying Leeches to <bodypart n=\"53\">the Anus</bodypart></treatment> <condition n=\"38\">when <bodypart n=\"53\">the Rectum</bodypart> was protuberant</condition>-\r\n                <lb />But after the most Dilligent Search on Different Countrys, they could\r\n                <lb />not be Got; which is the only Reason that Prevented their being Used.\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Munro had <condition n=\"38\">a Return <del>within</del> Twice, within these Six weeks\r\n                    <lb />of the Bloody Piles</condition>, but No Evidence of Good Effects from them\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Munro has been Rather too particular in his InformatiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />on, &amp; it is by Much too Long- But He could not think of Omitting\r\n            <lb />any thing for the Information of So Generous D<sup><u>rs</u></sup> tho they would\r\n            <lb />have trouble in Reading it, as they were at So great a Distance\r\n            <lb />from Him\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>Joseph Munro</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Eddertown 16<sup>th</sup> May 1780</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />N. B. M<sup>r</sup> Munro Calls these <symptom n=\"27\">pains he has after making Water</symptom>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"57\">A Spaism,</symptom> Like <symptom n=\"57\">a Convulsive affection\r\n                <lb />about <bodypart n=\"56\">the Bladder or its Neck</bodypart></symptom>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />Case To\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Cullen\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />May <u>1780</u>\r\n            <lb />XI. p. 17\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1852, 9, '2015-03-30 14:11:22', 214),
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Doveri</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />but in less than a quarter of an hour afterwards\r\n            <lb />he <symptom n=\"3\">Vomited and threw up</symptom> part of it; nevertheless \r\n            <lb />he <symptom n=\"28\">sweated</symptom> pretty freely all day - <del>on Saturday</del>\r\n            <lb />he has since been much in the same way as\r\n            <lb />before he took the <ingredient n=\"64\">powder</ingredient> and what pains he \r\n            <lb />has now are Chiefly in his <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> and are especially\r\n            <lb />troublesome in the forepart of the night for\r\n            <lb />towards morning he always finds himself eased\r\n            <lb />and it is then he gest <del>most</del> his most Comfortable\r\n            <lb />Sleep - I find nothing else that has happened\r\n            <lb />worthy of notice excepting that on Saturday\r\n            <lb />evening he was suddenly seized with a <symptom n=\"10\">palpiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tation</symptom> and <symptom n=\"67\">throbbing in his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart></symptom> and without\r\n            <lb />any Observable Cause; for he was walking at\r\n            <lb />leisure in his room; this continued for a few\r\n                \r\n                <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n                \r\n            <lb />minutes making him <symptom n=\"45\">faintish</symptom> and then wore\r\n            <lb />away - you will remember he took notice to\r\n            <lb />you of this <symptom n=\"10\">Palpitation</symptom> and that it always\r\n            <lb />comes on when he lies on his <bodypart n=\"73\">left side</bodypart>; and \r\n            <lb />on this <choice><abbr>acc<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>account</expan></choice> when in bed he is confined to\r\n            <lb />one position.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I did not see him on the wednesday morning\r\n            <lb />till the Violence of the pain was going off &amp;\r\n            <lb />I then found his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse beating 120 in the miÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nute and very Strong</symptom>; but in a very little\r\n            <lb />time it Came down to 90 and has continued\r\n            <lb />betwixt 80 and 90 ever since - I have <add place=\"above\">never</add> Observed\r\n            <lb />any irregularity or intermission in it\r\n            <lb />but his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> has always a degree of Smar<illegible l=\"5\"/>\r\n            <lb />in the Stroke - - his appetite is good and\r\n            <lb />he gets a Stool regularly every day - his Urine\r\n            <lb />is of a Straw Colour neither too high nor too Pale\r\n            <lb />and it does not depose any remarkable sediment -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Nielson begs to know what farther you\r\n            <lb />would advise and what diet you recommend\r\n            <lb />- of a severe pain return and prove fixed will\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"14\">leeches</treatment> or <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment> be necessary?\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />You most humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Alex<sup>r.</sup> Taylor</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Professor of Medicine\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Taylor concerning\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Nielson 24<sup>th</sup> May 1779\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Answ<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>Answered</expan></choice> 26 May ----\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1679, 2, '2013-06-11 14:26:38', 75),
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But as no case\r\n                <lb />is to be deserted I shall say what I can.\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />The <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient> appears one of the most promising remedies\r\n                <lb />&amp; I have found it successful in a parallel case: but <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />depends upon the medicine being good which it often is\r\n                <lb />not. If the Extract you employed occasioned any <symptom n=\"22\">gidÂ¬\r\n                <lb />diness</symptom>, <symptom n=\"2\">tremor</symptom> or other such symptoms it was a sufficient\r\n                <lb />mark of its goodness but it it never produced any such\r\n                <lb />effects. I should consider it as good for nothing and the\r\n                <lb />dose you now are at Ê’jÅ¿s a day makes me suspect that\r\n                <lb />at least your Extract is not very powerful. I have\r\n                <lb />always found the powder of the dried leaves made accoÂ¬\r\n                <lb />rding to <choice><abbr>Ph. Ed.</abbr><expan>Pharmacopia Edinburgh</expan></choice><note>See <i>Pharmacopoeia Collegii Regii Medicorum Edinburgensis</i> (Edinburgh: 1774), p. 46.</note> a more certain medicine than the Extract.\r\n                <lb />If the Extract never produced sensible effects I would\r\n                <lb />advise it to be laid aside &amp; the powder if you can proÂ¬\r\n                <lb />cure it as dried in the spring season to be employed in its\r\n                <lb />place giving it at first in a small dose &amp; increasing it by\r\n                <lb />degrees but not very slowly. If the Extract produced sensible\r\n                <lb />effects &amp; after long use has been of no service to the diÂ¬\r\n                <lb />sease you may conclude that the <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient> is not a remedy\r\n                <lb />adapted to it. In such cases I never found <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> tho\r\n                <lb />frequently tried, of any service. I never tried the <ingredient n=\"175\">Belladonna</ingredient>\r\n                <lb />in such a case but in other <condition n=\"69\">cancerous</condition> cases I have found it\r\n                <lb />remarkably useful; &amp; I see no objection to trying it with\r\n                <lb />your Patient. You may begin with an infusion of the\r\n                <lb />dried leaves &amp; giving in the morning before breakfast the\r\n                <lb />infusion of half a grain for a dose. According to the effects\r\n                <lb />of this which are usually more or less of a <symptom n=\"22\">giddiness</symptom> and <symptom n=\"71\">conÂ¬\r\n                <lb />fusion of <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></symptom> you will next day continue or increase\r\n                <lb />the dose till it shall have some sensible effects. After\r\n                <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n                <lb />some time if the effects are moderate you may give a dose at night\r\n                <lb />as well as in the morning &amp; you must continue the use of its for\r\n                <lb />some weeks before you despair of its effects. In the mean time\r\n                <lb />I think the use the <ingredient n=\"58\">Tinct. Thebaica</ingredient> absolutely necessary &amp;\r\n                <lb />increased to any quantity the pains may seem to require. I\r\n                <lb />have seen good effects from the <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> largely employed in\r\n                <lb />such cases.\r\n            </p>\r\n            <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup> Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh September</expan></choice> 29 1778</dateline></closer>\r\n        </div>\r\n    </body>', 4321, 3, '2013-12-22 15:11:48', 256),
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Observat. vol. 5<sup>th.</sup><note>Presumably <i>Medical Observations and Inquiries. By a Society of physicians in London</i> (London: 1758-79), but no copy of Volume 5 available for inspection.</note> but from\r\n            <lb/>a case lately in this Infirmary, I am now assured there are\r\n           <lb/>2 species, one <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> sweet urine, &amp; the other without. &amp; the cure\r\n            <lb/>I think must be <choice><abbr>diff<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>different</expan></choice> You have done right in giving\r\n           <lb/>the <ingredient n=\"250\">Alum</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian bark.</ingredient> but both in too large quanÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tities. --- The disease depends not so <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> on a laxity of\r\n           <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"45\">kidnies</bodypart> as upon a fault of the <bodypart n=\"144\">Haematopoietic organs</bodypart>\r\n           <lb/>or an <symptom n=\"28\">obstructive perspiration</symptom>. The first cannot be sudÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>denly cured but <choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>might be</expan></choice> mended by <ingredient n=\"1\">Per. bark</ingredient> in giving\r\n           <lb/>â„¥Å¿s of <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> every day you expect a more sudden effect than\r\n           <lb/>I think possible, for he cannot continue at <choice><abbr>s<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>such</expan></choice> a <choice><abbr>q<sup>ty</sup></abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice>, long\r\n           <lb/><choice><abbr>w<sup>-</sup>out</abbr><expan>without</expan></choice> being disgusted. If this happen, instead of the\r\n           <lb/><ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> I would give <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>what</expan></choice> he agreed <choice><abbr>w<sup>-</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> formerly very well,\r\n           <lb/>viz. the <ingredient n=\"61\">Uva ursi</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s 2 or 3 times aday.\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>Warm bath promising, but this season bad for it &amp;\r\n           <lb/>will require the concurrence of warm cloathing &amp; flannel shirt.\r\n           <lb/>The best assistant is Exercise, but cannot at present take\r\n           <lb/>it on horseback &amp; the Carriage cannot give enough to countÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>eract the Weather. Best to keep <unclear><choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>warm</expan></choice></unclear> indoors till the frost\r\n           <lb/>be gone &amp; even at home be well cloathed &amp; chamber warm\r\n           <lb/>but should think some exercise within doors proper.\r\n       </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n           <lb/>You have ordered his drink very properly, &amp; in diet he should\r\n           <lb/>take less fruit &amp; other <unclear>acesent</unclear><note>Probably the copyist\'s scribbled attempt at \"acescent\", meaning  \'tending to turn acid or sour\'  (<i>OED</i>).</note> than he used to do. Till you\r\n            <lb/>give me farther information, cannot advise <ingredient n=\"64\">Dov. powder.</ingredient>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Jan.</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 9. 1777</dateline>\r\n        <signed>W.C.</signed></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3979, 3, '2013-12-08 15:15:15', 80),
(2164, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1773\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1773] From: Reverend Edward Gilhespy (Gillespie, Gillespy) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Reverend Edward Gilhespy (Gillespie, Gillespy) (Patient) / 14 December 1779 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Stephen Hall</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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I have wrote to you since &amp; received your\r\n            <lb />answer containing your prescriptions, which have been only adminiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />stered &amp; often repeated: And although they have not <add place=\"above\">had</add> so good affect as\r\n            <lb />to work a complete cure, yet I am sensible they have done much\r\n            <lb />service &amp; find myself much stronger &amp; healthier than before.\r\n            <lb />But I now app<supplied>re</supplied>hend that my complaints proceed from an ailment\r\n            <lb />which I have hitherto neglected to mention <add place=\"above\">which is as follows.</add> -- After going to stool I\r\n            <lb />always observe a small quantity of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> upon the conclusion of\r\n            <lb />my excrements, and is accompanied with a falling down of some kind\r\n            <lb />of <bodypart n=\"36\">excrescence next to my back bone</bodypart>, &amp; is with difficulty drawn up\r\n             <lb />again into its place. This I think is accompanied with some\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"62\">inflam\'ation</symptom>, because it is sometimes painful in the part, when\r\n            <lb />riding on horse back or the like: And whether by affecting the\r\n            <lb />neighbouring parts it may be the cause of other Ailments, must be\r\n            <lb />left to your deeper skill &amp; penetration. I have observed it ever since\r\n            <lb />the beginning of my other complaints, &amp; think it must be <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <condition n=\"38\">piles</condition>,\r\n            <lb />a <condition n=\"76\">fistula in <bodypart n=\"53\">ano</bodypart></condition>, or something of that nature. -- I beg the <choice><abbr>fav<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>favour</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />of your opinion about the same, and if you think it requires any\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"2\">manual operation</treatment>, I cou\'d make it convenient to come to <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> a few\r\n            <lb />weeks; or perhaps a Surgeon here might do the same: But I will\r\n            <lb />expect your <choice><abbr>ans<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>answer</expan></choice> before I apply to any other, &amp; will be impatient\r\n            <lb />till I receive it. -- I was disappointed of getting over to <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> this year,\r\n            \r\n       <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />but I expect to find an opportunity next spring, when I will\r\n            <lb />endeavour to make you some satisfaction for your trouble.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n            <lb />In the mean time I am Sir,\r\n                <lb />Your most Humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Edw. Gilhespy</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />P.S. direct for me as before, to the Rev<sup>d.</sup> M<sup>r.</sup> Gilhespy at\r\n                <lb />Bellingham near Hexham Northumberland.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />Rev<sup>d.</sup> M<sup>r</sup> Gillespy.        \r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 1779.\r\n            <lb />X. p. 135.\r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1773, 15, '2013-06-10 15:11:37', 98);
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For exercise she may\r\n  <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>go either on Horseback or in a Carriage but Walking if not\r\n            <lb/>pushed to <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> or <symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom> her is better than either and let her\r\n            <lb/>mix every kind of Exercise as may be most convenient so as \r\n            <lb/>to have more or less every day.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Further for <action n=\"31\">strengthening</action> her constitution and \r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart> in particular I have ordered on a paper apart a\r\n            <lb/><action n=\"31\">strengthening</action> powder of which she will please take a\r\n            <lb/>dose twice a day for three weeks after she is well Settled\r\n            <lb/>in the Country. The powder is to be taken in a small\r\n            <lb/>Cupful of water and washed down with the same, one\r\n            <lb/>dose an hour before Breakfast and another as long before\r\n            <lb/>Supper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Whilst the <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart> are <action n=\"31\">strengthening</action> it must\r\n            <lb/>be M<sup>rs</sup> Innes\' chief care to guard against <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>which I would wish to be done if possible by the maÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>nagement of Diet rather than by medicine.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In Diet she should be guided especially by her \r\n            <lb/>own experience and if she has made any observations \r\n            <lb/>to this purpose She should take whatever she knows\r\n            <lb/>to be <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> and carefully avoid what she knows to\r\n    <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>be binding. Without knowing more of her own experience \r\n            <lb/>in this respect I cannot give very particular directions but \r\n            <lb/>I shall give some observations that will generally apply.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Broth and some Animal food at Dinner is better\r\n            <lb/>than much Vegatables but the latter are not to be altogether\r\n            <lb/>avoided but along with her Animal food she may take a \r\n            <lb/>little of Vegetables especially those which she knows to be \r\n            <lb/>of a <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> kind.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>For ordinary Drink Small Beer is much\r\n            <lb/>fitter than plain water. If Small beer is not good of its\r\n            <lb/>kind or at any rate is liable to be <symptom n=\"7\">windy</symptom> on her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>she may take either Strong beer or good Porter mixed with\r\n            <lb/>one or more parts of water.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Every day at Dinner she may take a glass or\r\n            <lb/>two of wine but white is fitter than red.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>At Supper or Breakfast if she chuses it she\r\n            <lb/>may take any kind of Milk meat but she must never\r\n            <lb/>take plain Milk to it. On whatever occasion she takes\r\n            <lb/>Milk it should always be previously mixed with an\r\n   <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n            <lb/>equal part of thin Water Gruel or Barley water and the mixÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ture should be always well sweetened with Honey or coarse\r\n            <lb/>Sugar.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>By this management of Diet I hope <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> may\r\n            <lb/>be prevented but if even this Diet should not answer it\r\n            <lb/>must be supplied by medicine, so that <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> should\r\n            <lb/>never be allowed to go far. I think she should have a \r\n            <lb/>motion of her <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> at least every second day and that\r\n            <lb/>whenever a second day passes without it she should\r\n            <lb/>take a medicine and she may take either one or two of\r\n            <lb/>the Pills ordered on the paper apart, or a table spoonful\r\n            <lb/>of the <action n=\"21\">Laxative Oil</action> also there prescribed.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>By all these means I hope any return of <symptom n=\"60\">Colic</symptom> shall\r\n            <lb/>be prevented and especially if with these means she shall \r\n            <lb/>be attentive to avoid cold in her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> and in\r\n            <lb/>keeping these always warm and dry.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Although I confidently presume that no <symptom n=\"60\">Colic</symptom> is to\r\n            <lb/>occurr I shall not however be so positive in this as not\r\n            <lb/>to give my advise if <symptom n=\"60\">Colic</symptom> should happen how it may\r\n   <pb n=\"5\"/>\r\n            <lb/>be most certainly and quickly relieved.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If M<sup>rs</sup> Innes has formerly observed her <symptom n=\"60\">Colic</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>to be ushered in by any particular feelings or symptoms\r\n            <lb/>she should carefully watch the approach of these and \r\n            <lb/>I believe that the taking of a medicine that may move\r\n            <lb/>her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> two or three times and a full dose of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>in the Evening after will generally prevent the <symptom n=\"60\">Colic</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>from coming further.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>But if it shall happen that the <symptom n=\"60\">Colic</symptom> comes on\r\n            <lb/>without giving warning if it has not yet excited any\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"3\">Vomiting</symptom> the same measures may be still proper, only in\r\n            <lb/>this case when the <symptom n=\"60\">Colic</symptom> has already set in pretty strongly\r\n            <lb/>the dose of Physic employed should be stronger or in larger\r\n            <lb/>quantity.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The Physic that I judge most fit is to be employed is\r\n            <lb/>either the <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Oil I have mentioned above or the\r\n            <lb/><action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Powders ordered on the same paper and to be\r\n            <lb/>used in this manner. Take a bit or two of Tea Sugar and \r\n            <lb/>in the bottom of a Tea Cup pour it upon it a little boiling \r\n  <pb n=\"6\"/>\r\n            <lb/>water just so much as to make it fall into a Syrup which\r\n            <lb/>is to serve for mixing the powders when they are to be taken\r\n            <lb/>and so as when mixed with the Syrup they may be taken\r\n            <lb/>with a tea spoon.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The management of the Powders is to be in this way\r\n            <lb/>when a <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> is necessary one of the <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Powders\r\n            <lb/>is always to be employed and according no more or less <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment>\r\n            <lb/>may be required, more or less of the <action n=\"24\">Purging</action> Powders is\r\n            <lb/>to be added. If a moderate dose only is required one of\r\n            <lb/>the <action n=\"24\">Purging</action> Powders marked N<sup>o</sup> 1. is to be joined with\r\n            <lb/>the <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> but if a stronger dose is required one of\r\n            <lb/>N<sup>o</sup> 2. is to be employed and perhaps on some occasions\r\n            <lb/>both one of N<sup>o</sup> 1 and N<sup>o</sup> 2. are to be employed.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If these doses sit upon the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> I think they\r\n            <lb/>are likely to go through and put an end to the <symptom n=\"60\">Colic</symptom> and it\r\n            <lb/>is only <symptom n=\"3\">Vomiting</symptom> that can prevent their taking effect.\r\n            <lb/>In case of <symptom n=\"3\">Vomiting</symptom> it will be necessary to quiet this\r\n            <lb/>by a full dose of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> given either by the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>or by <treatment n=\"8\">injections</treatment> and after such a dose has had an hour\r\n    <pb n=\"7\"/>\r\n            <lb/>to operate the <action n=\"24\">purgative</action> may be given with more security.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In all cases of the <symptom n=\"60\">Colic</symptom> and especially in those which have \r\n            <lb/>been preceded by any degree of <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> the Cure is always\r\n            <lb/>to be attempted and may I hope be frequently obtained by\r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"8\">injections</treatment>. The first to be employed may be made of warm\r\n            <lb/>water alone but a large quantity if this not under a Choppin\r\n            <lb/>should be employed and for this purpose large <bodypart n=\"56\">bladders</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>should be provided even such as may contain a Scots pint\r\n            <lb/>for such a quantity is sometimes necessary. Let the\r\n            <lb/>water be thrown in a continued stream with what force\r\n            <lb/>can be easily employed.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If repeated large <treatment n=\"8\">injections</treatment> of water alone do not proÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>cure the necessary discharge other <treatment n=\"8\">injections</treatment> in smaller \r\n            <lb/>quantity with the addition of oil or fresh Butter and an\r\n            <lb/>Ounce of <ingredient n=\"140\">common Salts</ingredient> may be tried. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"8\"><ingredient n=\"55\">Turpentine Injections</ingredient></treatment> properly prepared are comÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>monly very effectual.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 22<sup>d</sup> March\r\n                <lb/>1783\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n  <pb n=\"8\"/>\r\n<handShift />\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Innes</head>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž pulv. <ingredient n=\"11\">flor. chamamel.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s\r\n                <lb/> -- <ingredient n=\"1\">cort. Peruvian</ingredient>gr. X\r\n                <lb/>â„³. f. pulvis et fiant <unclear>hujus in</unclear>. dos. N<sup>o</sup> XLII\r\n                <lb/>Sig. <action n=\"31\">Strengthening</action> Powders one to be taken twice a day\r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"11\">chamomile flowers</ingredient> and ten grains of <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian bark</ingredient>.\r\n                Mix and make a powder and let there be made of this sixty-two doses. \r\n                Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening</action> Powders, one to be taken twice a day.\r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb/>22 March\r\n                <lb/>1783\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"9\"/>\r\n            <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Innes</head>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž Mass. <ingredient n=\"3\">pil. aloetic.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                <lb/>Divide in pil. N<sup>o</sup> XXIV\r\n                <lb/>Sig. <action n=\"21\">Laxative Pills</action> one or two to be taken for a dose\r\n                <lb/>at bedtime when occasion requires\r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take two drachms of <ingredient n=\"3\">aloetic pill</ingredient> Mass and divide into twenty four pills.\r\n                Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative Pills</action>, one or two to be taken for a dose at bedtime when occasion requires\r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"28\">Ol. Ricin. opt.</ingredient> â„¥vj\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"78\">Tinct. Senn. comp.</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n                <lb/>â„³. Sig. <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Oil a table Spoonfull more or less\r\n                <lb/>to be taken for a dose in the morning, Shaking the\r\n                <lb/>vial always very well before pouring it out\r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take six ounces of <ingredient n=\"28\">the best Castor Oil</ingredient> and two ounces of <ingredient n=\"78\">Daffy\'s Elixir</ingredient>. Mix.\r\n                Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Oil, a tablespoonful, more or less, to be taken for a dose in the morning, shaking the vial always very well before pouring it out.\r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystall. Tartar. pulv.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                <lb/>Fiant h.m. dos. N<sup>o</sup> vj\r\n                <lb/>Sig. <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Powders\r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take two drachms of <ingredient n=\"45\">powdered Crystal Tartar</ingredient>. In this way let there be made six doses.\r\n                Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> Powders\r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž pulv.e <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalap. comp.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s\r\n                <lb/>Fiant h.m. dos. N<sup>o</sup> vj\r\n                <lb/>Sig. <treatment n=\"30\">Purging Powders</treatment> N<sup>o</sup> 1.\r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take half a drachm of powdered <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalappa compound</ingredient>. In this way, let there be made a dose of six. \r\n                Label: <treatment n=\"30\">Purging Powders</treatment> N<sup>o</sup> 1.\r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž pulv.e <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalap. comp.</ingredient> Ê’j\r\n                <lb/>Fiant h.m. dos. N<sup>o</sup> vj\r\n                <lb/>Sig. <treatment n=\"30\">Purging Powders</treatment> N<sup>o</sup> 2.\r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take one drachm of powdered <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalappa compound</ingredient>. In this way, let there be made a dose of six. \r\n                Label: <treatment n=\"30\">Purging Powders</treatment> N<sup>o</sup> 2.\r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"58\">Laudan. liquid.</ingredient> â„¥jÅ¿s\r\n                <lb/>Sig. <ingredient n=\"58\">Liquid Laudanum</ingredient>\r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take one and a half ounces of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum liquid</ingredient>. Label: <ingredient n=\"58\">Liquid Laudanum</ingredient>.\r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb/>22<sup>d</sup> March\r\n                <lb/>1783.\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 727, 2, '2013-08-26 17:40:21', 241),
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/><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 8<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1784\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </opener>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Upwards of three years ago, M<sup>r.</sup> Spalding\r\n            <lb />Gordon, who was then near 30 years of age reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ceived a Shot from a Pistol, and was wounded in\r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"73\">right side</bodypart> -- The bullet fell directly upon\r\n            <lb />the last <bodypart n=\"40\">true rib</bodypart>, at the distance of six inches\r\n            <lb />or so from the <bodypart n=\"36\">Spine</bodypart> -- On the introduction of a\r\n            <lb />Probe immediately after the accident, the <bodypart n=\"40\">Rib</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />was found to be <condition n=\"117\">completely broke</condition>, and 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I\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />expect that three tea Spoonfuls <illegible w=\"1\"/> following <illegible w=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb />if that quantity does not operate let him <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb />take four tea Spoonfuls and on the same condition\r\n            <lb />of not operating he may on the same third day take <unclear>four</unclear>\r\n            <lb />and in this may find out the proper dose of the \r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"28\">oil</ingredient> which should give only one or two easy motions\r\n            <lb />and of the <ingredient n=\"28\">oil</ingredient> shall be found to sit easy on his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> and to operate properly he may continue\r\n            <lb />to employ the <ingredient n=\"28\">Oil</ingredient> only every third day instead of\r\n            <lb />the <action n=\"24\">powder</action>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3 Let his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> be anointed every night and\r\n            <lb />morning with a little of the <action n=\"34\">Anodyne Oil</action> and the\r\n            <lb />best manner of applying it will be by a finger \r\n            <lb />dipped in the <action n=\"34\">oil</action> carried gently over the whole \r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> continuing the gentle <treatment n=\"37\">friction</treatment> always for\r\n            <lb />two three minutes\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4. As soon as the weather will permit\r\n            <lb />let him be carried every forenoon into the open\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><supplied>air</supplied> <unclear>on horseback</unclear> and the best manner will be by \r\n            <lb /><supplied>letting</supplied> him upon a Pillow before a Man. In this\r\n            <lb />Exercise for some time to come it will be necessary \r\n            <lb />to cover him warmly to defend him well against cold\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />5 His diet may be ordered as follows.\r\n            <lb />At Breakfast he must have no Indian tea or \r\n            <lb />Coffee but must take Cocoa tea or a very weak Chocolate\r\n            <lb />and with these he may take toasted bread with a \r\n            <lb />very Small portion of fresh butter. Currant jelly, honey\r\n            <lb />or other Sweet meat I hold to be improper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Early in the morning he may have a little\r\n            <lb />warm milk <add place=\"above\">fresh</add> from the Cow. He may take a little\r\n            <lb />more than a gill but should not exceed half a \r\n            <lb />mutchkin. After this he must not take breakÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fast for two hours but if he chuses to let alone\r\n            <lb />milk in the morning and would rather take a \r\n            <lb />portion of it with bread for the whole of his\r\n            <lb />breakfast I think it may be very proper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At Dinner he may always have for one\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />part of it a little weak Broth <illegible w=\"4\"/>\r\n            <lb />beef or bit of fowl and if he likes it he may <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb />some fine barley boiled separately very well and may\r\n            <lb />put what portion of that he pleases ont his broth.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Besides his broth he may have a little boiled\r\n            <lb />Chicken two or at most three times a week but I\r\n            <lb />can hardly advise any other solid meat but beside \r\n            <lb />his broth he may have a light bread Pudding or,\r\n            <lb />a Rice Pudding with a few Currants in it, or,\r\n            <lb />he may have a little Potatoe pudding or some\r\n            <lb />times but not often a Pan Cake. 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In such circumÂ¬\r\n        <lb />stances I believe there is little in the power of our Art and am\r\n        <lb />sorry to join also in your opinion that matters are hurrying on\r\n        <lb />to a fatal period. However we must do all we can to make his\r\n        <lb />passage easy and I would be very happy to contribute to his relief.\r\n        <lb />I don\'t think <treatment n=\"1\">your bleedings</treatment> were improper for tho <treatment n=\"70\">such evacuaÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tions</treatment> promote the effusion of water when any how or any where disÂ¬\r\n        <lb />posed to run off but the quantities you took away can do little\r\n        <lb />harm in that way and when such small quantities can give\r\n        <lb />relief for urgent symptoms I should not absolutely declare against\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">repeating the opening of a vein</treatment> at proper intervals. For\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />relieving <symptom n=\"7\">his very troublesome flatulence</symptom> you have sent him\r\n        <lb />the best <action n=\"7\">carminative</action> I know of and that is <ingredient n=\"67\">the Ã†ther</ingredient> but unÂ¬\r\n        <lb />luckily its effects are transitory and frequent repetition is apt\r\n        <lb />to render it familiar and useless. I wish I knew why you have\r\n        <lb />discharged the use of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>. You may have very good\r\n        <lb />reason for it but till I know that I am disposed to think it\r\n        <lb />the most certain &amp; effectual <action n=\"34\">palliative</action> we can employ and\r\n        <lb />particularly to obviate <symptom n=\"7\">his flatulence</symptom>. If you do employ it \r\n        <lb />you must care to obviate <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> and for this <ingredient n=\"34\">the Sulphur</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />is extreamly proper. I don\'t think it is probable that we\r\n        <lb />can do much by <action n=\"12\">diuretics</action> but right to attempt it and\r\n        <lb />the safest is the <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of Tartar</ingredient> which will <add place=\"above\">also</add> answer the purpose\r\n        <lb />of a <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> but give it in a liquid form half an ounce disÂ¬\r\n        <lb />solved in ten ounces of water and let this be taken in very\r\n        <lb />divided portions in the course of one day or two as it operates\r\n        <lb />and you shall find him bear it. It is possible that <treatment n=\"4\">a <add place=\"above\">one</add>blister\r\n        <lb />might give some relief to <symptom n=\"12\">his breathing</symptom></treatment> but it cannot be very\r\n        <lb />permanent &amp; <treatment n=\"11\">an Issue</treatment> may be more so. You may therefore\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">put a small blister <bodypart n=\"11\">between his shoulders</bodypart></treatment> for the sake of turning\r\n        <lb />a part of it into <treatment n=\"11\">an Issue</treatment>. I wrote a great part of this part of this last\r\n        <lb />night but could not with all my pains overtake the post &amp; now tho I\r\n        <lb />have time I find no more to say at present but expect to hear\r\n        <lb />from you as often as you find occasion for any deliberation\r\n        <lb />or advice. I have a very particular regard for M<sup>r</sup> Neilson and\r\n        <lb />shall most willingly bestow any pains upon his case</p>\r\n   <p><lb />I find M<sup>rs</sup> Neilsons complaint a very difficult one and doubt\r\n        <lb />if it can be cured till we shall have warmer weather\r\n       <lb />but in the mean time try <ingredient n=\"23\" t=\"28\">the camphorated oil</ingredient> dropt in\r\n       <lb />to <bodypart n=\"7\">her ears</bodypart> at bedtime.</p>\r\n        <closer><salute>I am always with great regard\r\n        <lb />Dear Sir yours &amp;</salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 8<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>.ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><u>1782</u></dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 246, 3, '2013-10-18 15:44:37', 66),
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After the trials that have been I cannot\r\n    <lb />expect any thing from urging <ingredient n=\"2\">the Mercury</ingredient> farther especially\r\n    <lb />at this Season. <treatment n=\"4\">The blistering was at first a probable remedy</treatment>\r\n    <lb />and may be tried again but I would first try <action n=\"3\">antispasmodics</action> and\r\n     <lb /><action n=\"16\">emollients</action>. Let <ingredient n=\"67\">a little good Ã†ther</ingredient> be applied on <bodypart n=\"93\">each side of the\r\n    <lb />Larynx</bodypart> or a little below it so as to come <add place=\"above\">as</add> near to <bodypart n=\"81\">the Å“sophagus</bodypart> as\r\n    <lb />possible, and this may be tried twice a day keeping <bodypart n=\"9\">the throat</bodypart> conÂ¬\r\n    <lb />stantly covered with a piece of fine and thick fur. If <symptom n=\"117\">the soreness</symptom>\r\n     <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <lb />which you mention as formerly in <bodypart n=\"148\">the pharynx</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />be now so entirely gone that she bears the swallowing of some things\r\n     <lb />acrid as <ingredient n=\"60\">mustard</ingredient>; <ingredient n=\"62\">salt</ingredient>, spirits or such like I would let her swallow\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"67\">a little Ã¦ther diluted with water</ingredient> and according to what she bears â€“â€“\r\n    <lb />proceed farther. I once had a young Lady with <condition n=\"97\">a stricture of <bodypart n=\"81\">the Å’soÂ¬\r\n        <lb />phagus</bodypart></condition> which sometimes for a day or two entirely prevented swallowÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ing but <ingredient n=\"67\">a little Ã¦ther</ingredient> made its way and allowed other things to follow\r\n    <lb />By the repetition of this practice and the use of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> the disÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ease was entirely cured. When M<sup>rs</sup> Arnot ailment was recent\r\n        <lb />the latter remedy might perhaps have been of service but I cannot\r\n     <lb />expect benefit from it now when there is probably an <choice><orig>angustatis</orig><reg>constriction</reg></choice> from\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"164\">a thickening of the coats</symptom> and at least <symptom n=\"133\">a rigidity of long contracted\r\n       <lb />fibres</symptom>. 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If all suspicions of <symptom n=\"139\">that tenderness</symptom> was removed\r\n        <lb />so that we might try <ingredient n=\"67\">the Ã¦ther</ingredient> it must be by putting\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />it into a bolus of bread perfectly softened with oil or melted in\r\n        <lb />butter and indeed in that way you may try it in a very small\r\n        <lb />dose to be increased by degrees. But tho I am thus particular\r\n        <lb />about the management <ingredient n=\"67\">Ã¦ther</ingredient> I must own that as I see the case\r\n        <lb />less in the light of <symptom n=\"57\">a spasmodic ailment</symptom> I expect the less from\r\n        <lb />the use of <ingredient n=\"67\">the Ã¦ther</ingredient>. The mention of such a bolus as above\r\n        <lb />minds me to say that such a bolus or two or three such will be\r\n        <lb />always properly promised to swallowing any thing else and even\r\n        <lb />to liquids which are commonly more difficult to swallow than\r\n        <lb />a soft bolus. A bolus that will always go down as easily\r\n        <lb />as any thing else is a piece of custard pudding and if M<sup>rs</sup>\r\n        <lb />Arnot bears eggs well a custard pudding will always give the\r\n        <lb />the most nourishment with least swallowing. If animal\r\n        <lb />food should be either necessary or desired a pestle &amp; mortar\r\n        <lb />is the best means of reducing it to a smooth pulp and I have\r\n        <lb />employed it with success. I say all these things because\r\n        <lb />I am afraid our pains must be bestowed rather on rendering\r\n        <lb />this ailment tolerable than on attempting to cure it.\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />However that M<sup>rs</sup> Arnot may not be allowed to despair\r\n        <lb />Let her enter upon the use of <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient> and let either <ingredient n=\"57\" t=\"13\">the extract\r\n        <lb />or the powder made into an electuary</ingredient> with any gelatinous matter\r\n        <lb />to be given once or twice a day in a bolus of bread and butter. â€“â€“</p>\r\n<closer><salute>I am most sincerely Dear William\r\n        <lb />your faithfull and obedient &amp;c â€“â€“,</salute>\r\n        <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 25<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><u>1782</u></dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 278, 11, '2015-03-26 16:39:15', 97),
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I prescribed it as the most pure and\r\n        <lb />perfect Sea Salt, that we can have in this Country\r\n        <lb />and as the people of Greenock have it imported\r\n        <lb />for cur<del>r</del>ing their Herrings for the West India\r\n        <lb />Market, you can easily procure a small parcel\r\n        <lb />for your use. I am always very much</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>Dear Sanders yours</salute>\r\n    <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> March 5. 1782.</dateline></closer>\r\n <postscript><lb />I expect to pass through Paisley in my way to\r\n        <lb />Craigends on Thursday, but cannot stop then\r\n        <lb />but I propose to return on Friday and pass an\r\n        <lb />hour or two or three hours in Paisley.</postscript></div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> James Orr</head>\r\n        <recipe><choice><orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"121\">Extract. glycyrrhiz</ingredient> Ê’iij\r\n        <lb />In frustula conciso affunde Aq. font\r\n        <lb />q. s. ut mollescat et contundatur in\r\n        <lb />pulpam cui adde\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"69\">Myrrh.</ingredient> prius in pulv. ten. trit. Ê’j\r\n        <lb />et cum Aq. font. q. s. ut fiat Massa\r\n        <lb />dividenda in pilul. ing. gr V.\r\n            <lb />Sig. <action n=\"4\">Antiseptic Pills</action>, three to be\r\n    <lb />taken every night at bedtime.</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take 3 drachms of <ingredient n=\"121\">Liquorice extract</ingredient>. Having cut it into very small pieces, pour over enough spring water to soften it \r\n        and crush it into a pulp, to which add a drachm of <ingredient n=\"69\">Myrrh</ingredient>, previously rubbed into a fine powder, and with enough spring water to make a mass to be divided into pills of 5 grains each. \r\n                Label: <action n=\"4\">Antiseptic Pills</action>, three to be taken every night at bedtime.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n     <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n         <dateline><u>March 5. 1782</u></dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 286, 11, '2015-04-17 22:38:48', 98),
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From what you say there\r\n        <lb />there can be no doubt that <condition n=\"35\">an abcess</condition> has existed somewhere but\r\n        <lb />whether in <bodypart n=\"44\"><add place=\"above\">the</add> liver</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"43\">lungs</bodypart> is not easily determined and the discussion\r\n        <lb />is not fit for my time or this letter and I don\'t think it necessary as\r\n        <lb />our measures must be <add place=\"above\">the</add> same whether it is in the one place or in\r\n        <lb />the other. The healing of <condition n=\"32\">the ulcer</condition> formed must be the work of\r\n        <lb />nature, more than of medicine but I shall tell you for your comÂ¬\r\n        <lb />fort and that of your patient that I have known nature do the\r\n        <lb />business very compleatly both in cases of <bodypart n=\"44\">the liver</bodypart> and of <bodypart n=\"43\">the lungs</bodypart>.\r\n        <lb />All that we can do is to avoid <symptom n=\"78\">irritation</symptom> and to put <bodypart n=\"48\">the blood</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />in as good condition as we can by a diet of milk and farinacea\r\n        <lb />alone. If <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> proves troublesome you must employ some <action n=\"10\">deÂ¬\r\n        <lb />mulcents mucilaginous or sweet</action> and if especially troublesome\r\n        <lb />in the night time some <ingredient n=\"14\">opiates</ingredient> will be unavoidable. Whether\r\n        <lb />from the use of these or from other cause if <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> come on\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />it must be removed by <treatment n=\"6\">glysters</treatment> or what <action n=\"21\">gentle laxatives</action> are\r\n        <lb />found to agree with <bodypart n=\"46\">his stomach</bodypart>. To favour the digestion and\r\n        <lb />healing of <condition n=\"32\">the ulcer</condition> let him use the <action n=\"4\">antiseptic</action> and <ingredient n=\"4\">balsamic pills</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />prescribed below. Many practitioners at present have a good opiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />nion of these but I do not trust to them so much as to give\r\n        <lb />large doses of them. This is all I have to <add place=\"above\">say of</add> James Orr but I\r\n        <lb />shall expect to hear from you again concerning him very soon.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />With respect to M<sup>r</sup> W<sup>m</sup> Orr I hope <bodypart n=\"6\">his eyes</bodypart> are recovering\r\n        <lb />and that we have no reason to make any change in our present\r\n        <lb />plan. I am still perswaded that the disease is very much in\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"68\">the muscles</bodypart> of <bodypart n=\"6\">the ball</bodypart>, but <bodypart n=\"6\">the retina</bodypart> is singularly connected\r\n        <lb />with every part of the organ and it is impressions made upon\r\n        <lb />that which excite and direct the motions of <del>the</del> every part and\r\n        <lb />the present <symptom n=\"133\">rigidity of <bodypart n=\"6\">the pupil</bodypart></symptom> I impute to its having been\r\n        <lb />long in the habit of a contracted state</p>\r\n    <p><lb />I am obliged to you for your account of the dissection\r\n        <lb />of <add place=\"above\">the</add> Minister.<note>Cullen is replying to a letter form taylor, dated 16 March 1782, in which the surgeon had included an account of his post-mortem examination of their mutual patient, the Revd. James Hamilton, who had died on 14 March  (see Document ID:2174).</note> I think you are nice in admitting <condition n=\"65\">schirrosity</condition> for\r\n        <lb />I think every shrinking of <bodypart n=\"60\">the viscera</bodypart> may be considered as such.\r\n        <lb />The parboiled appearance was owing to its being long soaked in\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"48\">serum</bodypart>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />We may have been mistaken with respect to\r\n        <lb />the seat of M<sup>r</sup> J. Orrs disease but supposing it to have been \r\n        <lb />in <bodypart n=\"44\">the liver</bodypart> you are perfectly right in accounting for the absence\r\n        <lb />of <symptom n=\"25\">Jaundice</symptom> for I hold it certain that it is never the interruption\r\n        <lb />of the secretion but that of the excretion only, which occasions\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"25\">Jaundice</symptom>. <condition n=\"55\">The small calculus</condition> which you found in <bodypart n=\"88\">the cystic\r\n        <lb />duct</bodypart> of M<sup>r</sup> Hamilton had not fallen far enough <add place=\"above\">down</add> to occasion\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"25\">Jaundice</symptom> but it renders it probable that there had been\r\n        <lb />formerly <condition n=\"55\">larger concretions there</condition> which had occasioned\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"25\">the former jaundice</symptom>. I am always with great regard</p>\r\n    <closer><salute><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir your most obedient servant â€“â€“â€“â€“</salute>\r\n        <signed>William Cullen</signed></closer></div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> James Orr</head>\r\n        <recipe><choice><orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"56\">Balsam. Tolutan.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"69\">Myrrh. opt</ingredient> @ Ê’Å¿s\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar. alb.</ingredient> Ê’j <ingredient n=\"121\">Extract. Glycyrrh.</ingredient> Ê’iij\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"121\">Extracto</ingredient> in frustula conciso affunde aquÃ¦ ferventis q. s. ut mollescat et in\r\n            <lb />pulpam contundatur cui adde cÃ¦tera in pulverem tenuem trita et cum\r\n            <lb />aquÃ¦ q. s. fiat massa dividenda in pil. sing. gr. V.\r\n            <lb />Signa <ingredient n=\"4\">Balsamic Pills</ingredient> two to be taken every night and one every\r\n            <lb />morning</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take Â½ a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"56\">Balsam of Tolu</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"69\">best Myrrh</ingredient>, a drachm of <ingredient n=\"50\">White Sugar</ingredient> and 3 drachms of <ingredient n=\"121\">Liquorice Extract</ingredient>. \r\n                Having cut <ingredient n=\"121\">the Extract</ingredient> into very small pieces, pour over enough very hot water to soften it \r\n                and crush it into a pulp, to which add the rest, rubbed into a fine powder, and with enough water to make into a mass to be divided into pills of 5 grains each. \r\n                Label: <ingredient n=\"4\">Balsamic Pills</ingredient> two to be taken every night and one every morning</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>19<sup>th</sup> March <u>1782.</u></dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 291, 3, '2013-10-03 11:59:42', 142),
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I hope it is so far so, that he\r\n        <lb />may safely go abroad in the middle of any tolerable\r\n        <lb />day. At the time I am now writing it is such weather\r\n        <lb />as I should think very unfit for going abroad; but\r\n        <lb />I hope this will soon <del>a</del>change so as to render it safe\r\n        <lb />enough. I have the same opinions with regard  to\r\n        <lb />mending his Diet, which he may mend; but should\r\n        <lb />proceed very slowly to anything of a full diet\r\n        <lb />either of meat or drink. With respect to the means\r\n        <lb />of averting <condition n=\"105\">Pneumonic complaints</condition>, there are only\r\n        <lb />two means necessary and if these are employed, they\r\n        <lb />will certainly be effectual. These means are, first,\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />a very strict attention in gaurding against cold\r\n        <lb />which I hope you can instruct him in, or if you\r\n        <lb />have any doubts I can give you very full instruction\r\n        <lb />by sending you a Dissertation published by one\r\n        <lb />of my sons <choice><orig>De Frigore ejusque effectibus</orig><reg>On Cold and its effects</reg></choice>.<note>Archibald Cullen, <i>Dissertatio Medica, Inauguralis. De frigore, ejusque vi et effectibus in corpus humanum</i> (Edinburgh: 1780). Cullen himself had experimented with freezing techniques when lecturing at Glasgow University.</note>â€“â€“</p>\r\n<p><lb />The other means is the using a very temperate\r\n        <lb />Regimen with regard to meat and drink. â€“â€“</p>\r\n<p><lb />In strong drink, I hold the strictest temperance\r\n        <lb />to be absolutely necessary and in eating tho I dont\r\n        <lb />think a very low to be absolutely necessary; but\r\n        <lb />I think great moderation in the use of animal\r\n        <lb />food very proper. He may take a little at Dinner\r\n        <lb />every day; but none at Supper, and even at Dinner\r\n        <lb /><add place=\"above\">should avoid</add> the heavier things and never take a full meal of\r\n        <lb />any kind, for the most part making a great part\r\n        <lb />of his Meal of Broth, pudding &amp; vegetables.</p>\r\n<p><lb />I wish I could say anything useful to\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />M<sup>r</sup> William Orr, but I do not recollect any\r\n        <lb />thing to add to my former advice.</p>\r\n<p><lb />With Compliments to both brothers and\r\n        <lb />wishing you heartily success in all your underÂ¬\r\n        <lb />takings. I am always Dear Sir</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>your most obedient servant</salute>\r\n        <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> April 10<sup>.th</sup>\r\n            <lb />1782.</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 526, 3, '2013-10-01 16:40:41', 76);
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Tho she does not bear acrid\r\n        <lb />things <add place=\"above\">well</add> she bears them, in some measure and I would have you\r\n    <lb />try half a dram of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphire</ingredient> dissolved in two ounces of the\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"28\"><choice><orig>Oleum ricini</orig><reg>Castor Oil</reg></choice></ingredient> and let her try a teaspoonfull of this immeÂ¬\r\n        <lb />diately before she is to take either meat or drink and if\r\n     <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />it shall go over easily itself and also seem to expede the \r\n        <lb />passage of others you\'ll continue its use increasing or dimiÂ¬\r\n    <lb />nishing the proportion of the <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphire</ingredient> or dose of mixture as\r\n        <lb />you shall find proper. While any attempts are thus made\r\n    <lb />till <symptom n=\"78\">irritation</symptom> is to be avoided and I find <symptom n=\"78\">the irritation</symptom> arising\r\n        <lb />is chiefly from over distension, she ought therefore to attempt\r\n        <lb />nothing but what is in the softest pulp. Remember what I\r\n        <lb />said formerly about Custard pudding and the use of the pestle\r\n        <lb />and mortar for other food. She says she masticates very fully\r\n        <lb />and perfectly but I cannot believe it will be so compleatly and\r\n    <lb />accurately as the pestle &amp; mortar might do it. <condition n=\"7\">Her present\r\n        <lb />pregnancy</condition> has not given so much relief as a former one did\r\n        <lb />but I hope when farther advanced she may still find some\r\n        <lb />benefit. If she does I would allow of nursing but if she\r\n    <lb />finds no benefit from <condition n=\"7\">pregnancy</condition> I expect none from nursing\r\n        <lb />and would not advise it. She has an inclination to\r\n    <lb /><action n=\"31\">strengthening remedies</action> tho I expected no benefit from them\r\n    <lb />However, let her try <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">a cold infusion of the bark</ingredient>. Let the fine\r\n        <lb />powder be first triturated for an hour with a little water then\r\n        <lb />add a pound of water to half an ounce of powder &amp; macerate\r\n        <lb />for twelve hours shaking it very frequently and at last filtrate\r\n     <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />thorough paper. In this state if she gets it over easily without\r\n    <lb />any <symptom n=\"47\">smarting</symptom> let her take it at pleasure. M<sup>rs</sup> Arnot speaks\r\n    <lb />of cold bathing but <condition n=\"7\">her pregnancy</condition> will not <add place=\"above\">at</add> present admit of it.\r\n        <lb />If next summer all circumstances are suitable and it can be\r\n        <lb />brought on by degrees I shall have no objection to the trial.</p>\r\n <p><lb />With respect to M<sup>r</sup> Tho<sup>s.</sup> Alston I have no doubt that\r\n    <lb />his disease depends upon <symptom n=\"64\">a congestion of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart></symptom> in <bodypart n=\"57\">the vessels</bodypart>\r\n    <lb />of <bodypart n=\"1\">the head</bodypart> and therefore that <add place=\"above\">it</add> is very possible to cure him but\r\n    <lb />it will <del>procure</del> require some pains and more <treatment n=\"70\">evacuation</treatment> <treatment n=\"14\">than\r\n        <lb />leeches will readily procure</treatment>. In the second week after last\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> I <treatment n=\"1\">would have him blooded to ten or twelve ounces</treatment> on one or\r\n        <lb />other of the first days of the week and on the third or fourth\r\n    <lb />day after any <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom>, <symptom n=\"9\">heaviness</symptom>, <symptom n=\"82\">flushing of <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart></symptom> or <symptom n=\"82\">redness\r\n       <lb />of <bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart></symptom> should give suspicion of <symptom n=\"5\">approaching fit</symptom> I would <treatment n=\"14\">apply\r\n    <lb />8 or ten leeches to <bodypart n=\"63\">his temples</bodypart> and let them bleed freely</treatment>.\r\n        <lb />If these measures and the others I am to propose shall put\r\n    <lb />off <symptom n=\"5\">a fit that might have been expected</symptom> in the course of a\r\n        <lb />fortnight it is well but as either in a fortnight more or\r\n    <lb />period of a fortnight or a monthly <symptom n=\"5\">fit may be expected</symptom> I\r\n     <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    <lb />would in the course of the preceeding week <treatment n=\"1\">repeat all the\r\n        <lb />bleedings as before</treatment> and this tho the fortnight <add place=\"above\">fit</add> had been put off\r\n    <lb />but more certainly still if <treatment n=\"1\">notwithstanding the former bleedings</treatment>\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"5\">the fortnight fit had still taken place</symptom>. This is my present\r\n    <lb />plan but it is always <treatment n=\"1\">with provision that he bears the bleedings\r\n        <lb />properly</treatment> and indeed that you advise me punctually of any\r\n        <lb />circumstance which you think may influence our deliberaÂ¬\r\n    <lb />tions. <treatment n=\"1\">Besides these bleedings</treatment> Let M<sup>r</sup> Alston immediately\r\n        <lb />enter upon a diet of milk and farinacea in as great a variÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ety of kind and cookery as he pleases. He may also take\r\n        <lb />ripe fruit, dried and preserved fruit and fruit baked or boiled\r\n        <lb />to make out his variety. He may likewise take garden\r\n        <lb />things but always very well boiled tho even then I would\r\n        <lb />have these taken sparingly. Take care that his Milk diet\r\n    <lb />does not make him <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> or if it does let <bodypart n=\"46\">his belly</bodypart> be opened\r\n    <lb />with <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of Tartar</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"95\">Glaubers salt</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"93\">Polychrest</ingredient>. He is\r\n        <lb />to abstain entirely from every kind of animal food and from\r\n        <lb />every kind of fermented or spirituous liquor. He may be \r\n        <lb />very much in the open air but hardly ever in the sun, and\r\n        <lb />he must also avoid <del>warm</del> chambers heated either by fires\r\n     <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <lb />or much company. Very moderate exercise will be of\r\n        <lb />service but he must never be heated by walking or other\r\n        <lb />exercise. He might perhaps ride on horseback with\r\n        <lb />safety but it will be safer for him to go with a companion\r\n        <lb />in a carriage and the best carriage is an open chaise.\r\n        <lb />From the whole I have said you will perceive my cooling\r\n<lb />and evacuating plan and I hope you will either concur\r\n        <lb />with me in it or give me reasons for changing it. I\r\n        <lb />think there are few medicines can be usefull as I think\r\n    <lb />there is not yet room for <action n=\"3\">Antispasmodics</action>. However\r\n        <lb />I have prescribed two medicines on another page with\r\n        <lb />a <choice><orig>valeant quantum</orig><reg>the dosage</reg></choice> &amp;c. I am always sincerely and\r\n        <lb />affectionately</p>\r\n   <closer><salute>Dear William yours &amp;c &amp;c.</salute>\r\n   <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n      <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 4<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice>\r\n      <lb /><u>1782.</u></dateline></closer></div>\r\n   <div>\r\n      <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n      <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Thomas Alston</head>\r\n      <recipe><choice>\r\n         <orig><lb />â„ž pulv. <ingredient n=\"22\">rad. valerian. silv.</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"21\">Conserv. e cort. aurantior.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"280\">Gelatin. ribesior.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. Simpl.</ingredient> q. s. ut. f. Electuarium\r\n            <lb />Sig. <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Electuary</action> a teaspoonfull to\r\n        <lb />be taken twice a day washing it down\r\n        <lb />with two table spoonfulls of the folÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lowing <action n=\"25\">cooling mixture</action> â€“â€“â€“â€“</orig>\r\n         <reg>Take 2 ounces of powdered <ingredient n=\"22\">Wood Valerian Root</ingredient>, an ounce of <ingredient n=\"21\">Orange Peel Conserve</ingredient>, a Â½ ounce of <ingredient n=\"280\">Currant Jelly</ingredient> and enough <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient> to make an electuary. \r\n            Label: <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Electuary</action> a teaspoonfull to be taken twice a day washing it down with two table spoonfulls of the following <action n=\"25\">cooling mixture</action> â€“â€“â€“â€“</reg>\r\n         </choice></recipe>\r\n      <recipe><choice>\r\n         <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinnam. simpl.</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\">â€“â€“ rosar.</ingredient> â„¥iv\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"273\">Acet. vin. opt.</ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Syr. caryophyll.</ingredient> @ â„¥j\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"357\">Sal. nitr.</ingredient> Ê’j\r\n            <lb />â„³. Signa <action n=\"25\">Cooling Mixture</action> two table\r\n        <lb />spoonfulls to be taken after every dose\r\n            <lb />of the <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Electuary</action></orig>\r\n         <reg>Take 2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"65\">simple Cinnamon Water</ingredient>, 4 ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rosewater</ingredient>, an ounce each of best <ingredient n=\"273\">Wine Vinegar</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Clove Syrup</ingredient>, and a drachm of <ingredient n=\"357\">Salts of Nitre</ingredient>. Mix. \r\n            Label: <action n=\"25\">Cooling Mixture</action> two table spoonfulls to be taken after every dose of the <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Electuary</action></reg>\r\n      </choice></recipe>\r\n      <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n         <dateline>4<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />1782. â€“â€“â€“â€“</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 634, 2, '2013-06-12 14:13:19', 143),
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And after\r\n        <lb />being sorely reduced by medecine &amp; otherways, and\r\n        <lb />a long and tedious confinement, I am now\r\n    <lb />apprehensive, that <condition n=\"20\">the cursed infection</condition> is again\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <lb />to make its appearance in <bodypart n=\"9\">my throat</bodypart>, whence I\r\n        <lb />flattered myself it had been twice expelled.\r\n    <lb />It has actually appeared again in <bodypart n=\"31\">the inside of the prepuce</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"9\">my throat</bodypart> <add place=\"below\">is very sore</add>\r\n        <lb />My mind is therefore vastly agitated uneasy\r\n        <lb />and perplexed, and as I would not for any consideration\r\n    <lb />that <condition n=\"20\">my real disease</condition> was publickly known\r\n        <lb />here, I: Wilson my friend in Glasgow, and I\r\n        <lb />thought that it would be the best method\r\n        <lb />to get your Worthy Fathers opinion &amp; direction,\r\n        <lb />so far as could be given upon a written state\r\n        <lb />of the case â€“ For which purpose, I have\r\n        <lb />taken the liberty of sending you the Inclosed\r\n        <lb />case made out by my Surgeon.<note>This is Document ID:1489.</note>\r\n\r\n</p>\r\n  <p><lb />It will be laying me under the greatest\r\n        <lb />obligation if you can use that freedom with\r\n        <lb />your Father, and send me his respectable\r\n        <lb />advice, as soon as conveniency will admit â€“\r\n        <lb />And I shall only add that I will always\r\n        <lb />entertain the most grateful sense of the great\r\n        <lb />favour, which it will do me, to have so able\r\n        <lb />and excellent advice, in a matter, which concerns\r\n        <lb />me so much. I am alwise with the greatest\r\n        <lb />esteem &amp; respect</p>\r\n    <closer><salute><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> <unclear>Sir</unclear> your most <choice><abbr>obed st</abbr><expan>obedient servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n    <signed>James Orr</signed>\r\n        <dateline>Paisley 13 <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> <u>1778</u></dateline></closer>\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n<postscript><p><lb />May I beg that you\'ll burn this â€“ And be so\r\n        <lb />obliging as not to take notice of it, even to M<sup>r.</sup>\r\n        <lb />Montgomery â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />May I also beg that you will inform the Doctor <symptom n=\"40\">my\r\n        <lb />gripings cease</symptom>, <symptom n=\"24\"><bodypart n=\"46\">my belly</bodypart> becomes very costive</symptom>. And\r\n        <lb />beg that he will be kind enough to say what <action n=\"33\">aperient</action>\r\n        <lb />should be used. Is not my case truly hard. Would\r\n        <lb />you also take the trouble of asking the Doctor\r\n        <lb />if <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> <treatment n=\"43\">used by rubbing</treatment> cures as effectually\r\n        <lb />as when taken inwardly â€“ Excuse all this\r\n        <lb />great trouble â€“â€“</p></postscript>\r\n</div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    \r\n <p><lb />Rob<sup>t.</sup> Cullen Esqr.\r\n        <lb />Advocate\r\n        <lb />Edin<sup>r.</sup></p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot><lb />M<sup>r</sup> Orr of Paisley\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb.</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1778\r\n        <lb />8 p67</annot>\r\n    </div></body>', 1488, 11, '2015-04-17 10:17:35', 129),
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Three years ago\r\n        <lb />she took a journey to the North country\r\n        <lb />in an open chaise, in the beginning of\r\n        <lb />winter six months after she had lain in.\r\n        <lb />From the bad weather, &amp; damp beds\r\n        <lb />they met with on the road, <symptom n=\"117\">she got a\r\n        <lb />sore <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart></symptom> which however was not\r\n        <lb />very violent. When this complaint had\r\n        <lb />left her she found <symptom n=\"104\">a difficulty in swallowÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ing</symptom> &amp; as she described it, <symptom n=\"93\">a lump on <bodypart n=\"81\">the\r\n       <lb />inside of the gullet</bodypart></symptom> which <symptom n=\"104\">prevented the\r\n        <lb />food from passing easily</symptom>. <symptom n=\"104\">This obstruction</symptom>\r\n        <lb />was about an inch above <bodypart n=\"40\">the sternum</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />nearly under <bodypart n=\"126\">the Thyroid Gland</bodypart>.</p>\r\n<p><lb />At first little or no attention was paid\r\n        <lb />to it, &amp; for a year continued nearly in the\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />same state rather encreasing as otherwise\r\n        <lb />When from the uneasiness it gave her\r\n        <lb />she grew alarmed &amp; spoke of it to my\r\n    <lb />father. <treatment n=\"4\">A Blister was applied over the part</treatment>\r\n        <lb />which produced no alleviation of the complaint.\r\n    <lb />She was then directed <treatment n=\"43\">to rub <choice><orig>Ê’Å¿s</orig><reg>half a drachm</reg></choice> of <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\">strong\r\n        <lb />mercurial ointment</ingredient> every night upon\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"9\">her throat</bodypart></treatment> &amp; to keep herself wrapped up\r\n    <lb />in flannel. Soon after the use of <ingredient n=\"2\">the\r\n        <lb />Mercury</ingredient> <symptom n=\"114\">a soreness began</symptom> in the narrow\r\n    <lb />part which spread from that along <bodypart n=\"81\">the\r\n        <lb />Å’sophagus</bodypart> to <bodypart n=\"2\">the mouth</bodypart> and <symptom n=\"104\">rendered swallowÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ing still more difficult</symptom>. <ingredient n=\"2\">The Mercury</ingredient>\r\n    <lb />was left off <condition n=\"7\">when M<sup>rs</sup> Arnot was with child</condition>\r\n        <lb />but never has as yet apparently affected\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"2\">her mouth</bodypart>. The last time it was used\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\"><choice><orig>Ê’i</orig><reg>a drachm</reg></choice> of the ointment</ingredient> was rubbed every\r\n        <lb />night &amp; continued for about a month\r\n    <lb />since which time <symptom n=\"114\">the soreness in <bodypart n=\"81\">the\r\n        <lb />Å“sophagus</bodypart></symptom> has in a great measure\r\n        <lb />left her, which is a month or six weeks ago.\r\n    <lb />The feeling of <symptom n=\"93\">a lump</symptom> in <bodypart n=\"9\">her throat</bodypart> has\r\n        <lb />likewise left her, but in place of that she\r\n    <lb />says she has <symptom n=\"63\">a swelling all round</symptom> <symptom n=\"104\">which\r\n        <lb />prevents her from swallowing, by shutting\r\n        <lb />up the canal</symptom> &amp; she thinks at present\r\n        <lb />she could not get a pea thro it.</p>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <p><lb />Upon examining <bodypart n=\"9\">the throat</bodypart> <add place=\"above\">externally</add> no swelling\r\n        <lb />whatever is observable nor can that\r\n        <lb /><del>can that</del> <symptom n=\"164\">thickening of <bodypart n=\"81\">the coats of the\r\n        <lb />Å’sophagus</bodypart></symptom> she describes as feeling, be\r\n        <lb />discovered. <symptom n=\"104\">The difficulty in swallowing</symptom>\r\n        <lb />has all along been easier <condition n=\"7\">when she\r\n        <lb />was with child</condition> or in warm weather\r\n        <lb />&amp; on the other hand exposure to cold has\r\n        <lb />always encreased it. I have never had\r\n        <lb />an opportunity of examining with the\r\n        <lb /><unclear>probating</unclear> so can say nothing with certainÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ty of the size of <condition n=\"97\">the stricture</condition>.\r\n        <lb />She likewise complains of a kind\r\n        <lb />of <symptom n=\"24\">tightness about <bodypart n=\"53\">the end of the \r\n            <lb />Rectum</bodypart> which prevents her\r\n        <lb />from voiding hard fÃ¦ces</symptom>\r\n        <lb />with ease. She is in every other respect\r\n        <lb />in perfect health &amp; if you think the use\r\n        <lb />of <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> necessary, it can be safely\r\n        <lb />given as she is <condition n=\"7\">not at present with Child</condition>.\r\n        <lb />You will please recieve a guinea enclosed\r\n        <lb />&amp; I shall expect an answer as soon\r\n        <lb />as convenient. I ever am Dear Sir</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>with the highest esteem\r\n        <lb />your obliged servant</salute>\r\n        <signed>William Hamilton</signed>\r\n        <dateline>Glasgow\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 6<sup>th</sup>\r\n        <lb />1782</dateline></closer></div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p><lb />D<sup>r</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Professor of Medecine\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh</p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot><lb />M<sup>r</sup> Hamilton\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>rs</sup> Arnot\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1782\r\n        <lb />V XIII. p. 285 &amp;<sup>c</sup></annot>\r\n    </div></body>', 2145, 9, '2013-06-09 03:41:24', 120),
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M<sup>rs</sup> Arnot has never\r\n        <lb />as yet been confined to any particular\r\n        <lb />diet, her food however principally consists\r\n        <lb />of what is most easily chewed into a pulp\r\n        <lb />for it must be reduced to that form before\r\n        <lb />she can swallow it. She find butcher meat\r\n        <lb />is among the most difficult to get over\r\n        <lb />while potatoes &amp; well boiled vegetables are\r\n      <lb />among the easiest. She says she <symptom n=\"104\">can feel\r\n        <lb />any thing of the size of a barley pickle give\r\n        <lb />her pain</symptom> in passing the narrow part\r\n        <lb />but she is sure a body of the size of a\r\n        <lb />pea would stick in it. In swallowing\r\n      <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />she lets the meat <unclear>over</unclear> very slowly &amp; not\r\n      <lb />before she has rubbed it <bodypart n=\"2\">between her tongue\r\n        <lb />&amp; roof of her mouth</bodypart> to discover if there\r\n        <lb />are any unchewed bits mixed with it.\r\n        <lb />Upon pressing externally upon the part\r\n        <lb />where she says the difficulty lies she\r\n        <lb />complains of pain tho she has no\r\n      <lb />such feeling from pressing on <bodypart n=\"9\">any\r\n        <lb />other part of her throat</bodypart>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />She has tried <ingredient n=\"67\">the Ã†ther</ingredient> externally, at\r\n        <lb />first she thought herself easier of it but\r\n        <lb />she is now rather worse than before\r\n        <lb />owing probably to <condition n=\"13\">a little cold she has\r\n    <lb />caught</condition>. Tho <symptom n=\"114\">the soreness</symptom> is abated in\r\n        <lb />swallowing yet she cannot take <ingredient n=\"60\">mustard</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />or any acrid substance without great \r\n    <lb />pain &amp; even small beer <symptom n=\"47\">smarts her</symptom>\r\n        <lb />I shall be glad to hear what other means\r\n    <lb />you think proper &amp; if <ingredient n=\"67\">the Ã†ther</ingredient> should\r\n        <lb />be given internally, <treatment n=\"39\">at present she rubs\r\n    <lb />it three times a day</treatment> upon <bodypart n=\"10\">her neck</bodypart>.\r\n        <lb />I recieved your letter about M<sup>r</sup> Frazer\r\n        <lb />but am sorry I can give no direct\r\n        <lb />answer to it, I must say that when I am\r\n        <lb />not previously engaged no recommendation\r\n        <lb />can have more weight with me than\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />than D<sup>r</sup> Cullens, to whom I lye under\r\n        <lb />many obligations. I beg my respectful\r\n        <lb />compliments to M<sup>rs</sup> Cullen. I ever am</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>Dear Sir with esteem\r\n        <lb />your obliged humble <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n        <signed>William Hamilton</signed>\r\n        <dateline>Glasgow\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 22<sup>d</sup>\r\n            <lb />1782</dateline></closer>\r\n</div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p><lb />D<sup>r</sup> Cullen\r\n           <lb />Edinburgh</p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot><lb />M<sup>r</sup> Hamilton\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>rs</sup> Arnot.\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1782\r\n            <lb />VXIII. p</annot>\r\n    </div></body>', 2160, 9, '2013-06-09 04:04:48', 90),
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but this\r\n        <lb />likewise has almost entirely gone off\r\n        <lb />and the only pains which remain are\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />those of <bodypart n=\"11\">his shoulders</bodypart> which within\r\n        <lb />these two last days have also become \r\n        <lb />more mild; but change of posture alÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ways renders them more uneasy; yet\r\n        <lb />such increase of uneasiness soon goes off\r\n        <lb />nor does he observe that one Position more\r\n        <lb />than another makes any difference in\r\n        <lb />this respect not even lying <bodypart n=\"73\">on his left\r\n        <lb />side</bodypart> nor standing upright â€“â€“ some deÂ¬\r\n        <lb />gree of appetite continues and <symptom n=\"68\">his thirst\r\n        <lb />is not considerable</symptom> and he has had <symptom n=\"2\">no\r\n            <lb />shiverings</symptom> nor <symptom n=\"20\">Coldness</symptom> â€“ but notwithstanding\r\n        <lb />all these favourable appearances I\r\n        <lb />doubt him much for <symptom n=\"15\">his pulse continues\r\n        <lb />quick as ever (100) and is rather stronger</symptom>\r\n        <lb />and <symptom n=\"17\">he gets little sleep, not more at any\r\n        <lb />time than 3 hours in the 24</symptom>, and no\r\n        <lb />rest excepting what is procured by an\r\n        <lb /><action n=\"34\">Anodyne</action>; and <symptom n=\"17\">after every little sleep</symptom> he\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">sweats a little</symptom> â€“â€“ <action n=\"33\">your aperient</action> was\r\n        <lb />given and repeated in a larger quantity\r\n        <lb />but without <action n=\"24\">purging</action> and brought\r\n        <lb />on a return of <symptom n=\"7\">the flatulence</symptom> and unÂ¬\r\n        <lb />easiness of <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> so that I have\r\n        <lb />been <treatment n=\"6\">obliged to keep <bodypart n=\"46\">his belly</bodypart> open\r\n        <lb />with Clysters</treatment> â€“â€“ his Urine often deÂ¬\r\n        <lb />posites a Copious Sediment; but there\r\n        <lb />is no appearances of <symptom n=\"25\">Jaundice</symptom>; and\r\n        <lb />I believe in such Disease there\r\n        <lb />is none to be expected <symptom n=\"62\">the inflammation</symptom>\r\n        <lb />being confined to <bodypart n=\"57\">the arterial ramificaÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tions</bodypart> in <bodypart n=\"44\">the liver</bodypart> and affecting neither\r\n        <lb />the secretion nor transmission of <bodypart n=\"88\">the\r\n        <lb />bile</bodypart> â€“â€“ <bodypart n=\"46\">his belly</bodypart> is soft and free\r\n        <lb />of either general or <symptom n=\"63\">particular swelling</symptom>\r\n        <lb />neither does moderate <subst><del><symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom></del><add place=\"above\">pressure</add></subst> give\r\n        <lb />him Pain or uneasiness â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb /><bodypart n=\"6\">His Brother\'s eyes</bodypart> still continue\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <lb />getting gradually better and he is\r\n        <lb />able now to look longer at one object\r\n        <lb />without glimmering â€“â€“ the <bodypart n=\"6\">adnata of\r\n        <lb />the right under Eye-lid</bodypart> still continues\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"62\">a very little inflamed</symptom> â€“â€“ <bodypart n=\"6\">the iris</bodypart> in it\'s\r\n        <lb />motion appears to me to vary <bodypart n=\"6\">the\r\n        <lb />Pupil</bodypart> too little â€“ however small the \r\n        <lb />light and however carelessly he may\r\n        <lb />look or however distant the object to\r\n        <lb />which he directs <bodypart n=\"6\">his eye</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"6\">the pupil</bodypart>\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"156\">never dilates sufficiently</symptom>; and does\r\n        <lb />not this point out <symptom n=\"160\">a remainder of morÂ¬\r\n        <lb />bid sensibility</symptom>? But I am perfectly\r\n        <lb />perswaded from what you point out\r\n        <lb />that the seat of the disease is in <bodypart n=\"68\">the\r\n        <lb />elevating muscles</bodypart> of <bodypart n=\"6\">the eyes and eye\r\n            <lb />lids</bodypart> â€“ does <symptom n=\"23\">their weakness</symptom> proceed from\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> and <symptom n=\"62\">does such inflamÂ¬\r\n        <lb />mation still exist</symptom>? â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n  <p><lb />On Thursday morning last M<sup>r</sup>\r\n      <lb />Hamilton died â€“ upon opening him,\r\n      <lb />for there was a necessity to evacuate\r\n      <lb />the water which was in amazing\r\n      <lb />quantity, I found <bodypart n=\"44\">the liver</bodypart> much\r\n      <lb />diminished but without any <symptom n=\"43\">marks\r\n      <lb />of ulceration</symptom> â€“ it was rough and\r\n      <lb />hard as if par-boiled but <condition n=\"65\">not so\r\n      <lb />hard as to deserve the name of\r\n      <lb />schirrous</condition> â€“â€“ <del><unclear>at</unclear></del> In <bodypart n=\"88\">the entrance of\r\n      <lb />the Cystic duct</bodypart> <del>from the</del> I found\r\n      <lb /><condition n=\"47\">a small hard subtance which was\r\n      <lb />black and rough and of the size\r\n      <lb />of a Pea</condition> and I saw nothing else\r\n      <lb />remarkable â€“â€“â€“â€“ After you\r\n      <lb />left Paisley I found you had\r\n      <lb />not been paid your fee and\r\n      <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n      <lb />spoke of it to M<sup>r.</sup> and M<sup>rs.</sup> and\r\n      <lb />Miss Hamilton and also to your\r\n      <lb />old acquaintance M<sup>r.</sup> Davieson\r\n      <lb />of Inshinnan â€“â€“ but was given\r\n      <lb />to understand that you would exÂ¬\r\n      <lb />pect nor take nothing and that you\r\n      <lb />had formerly attended his father\r\n      <lb />and had never taken a farthing;\r\n      <lb />so I found it was use and won\'t<note>Legal expression meaning \'the established custom\'.</note>\r\n      <lb />and <del>could</del> urged the matter no farÂ¬\r\n      <lb />ther â€“ but the demands upon <add place=\"above\">the generosity of</add> meÂ¬\r\n      <lb />dical people are unconscionable\r\n      <lb />and it is not without indignation\r\n      <lb />I meet with them â€“â€“ I am sir</p>\r\n      <closer><salute>Your most humble servant</salute>\r\n      <signed>Alex<sup>r.</sup> Taylor</signed>\r\n      <dateline>Paisley 16 March 1782.</dateline></closer>\r\n    <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n   <postscript><p><lb />I have <add place=\"above\">been</add> this moment called to M<sup>r.</sup>\r\n       <lb />Orr in a hurry â€“â€“ he is <symptom n=\"4\">coughing up</symptom>\r\n       <lb />(<symptom n=\"3\">not Vomiting</symptom>) <symptom n=\"35\">pus mixed with\r\n      <lb />a little blood, at least the Pus\r\n      <lb />is of a reddish colour</symptom> â€“â€“ this is the\r\n       <lb />first time he has had <symptom n=\"4\">any cough</symptom> and\r\n      <lb />all along the deepest inspiration neÂ¬\r\n       <lb />ver affected the Pains <symptom n=\"128\">not even\r\n      <lb />smart sneezing</symptom> â€“â€“ I see it men<supplied>tioned</supplied>\r\n       <lb />in your Practice that <condition n=\"35\">abcesses of <bodypart n=\"44\">the\r\n           <lb />liver</bodypart></condition> are <symptom n=\"76\">sometimes expectorated</symptom>;\r\n        <lb />but I do not understand this: there\r\n        <lb />must surely in such cases be an\r\n       <lb />adhesion of <bodypart n=\"43\">the lungs</bodypart> to <bodypart n=\"85\">the diaphragm</bodypart>\r\n       <lb />and a perforation of <bodypart n=\"85\">the diaphragm</bodypart>\r\n       <lb />and <bodypart n=\"43\">lungs</bodypart> likewise â€“â€“ can this disÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ease have been all this while in\r\n       <lb /><bodypart n=\"43\">his lungs</bodypart>?</p></postscript>\r\n</div>\r\n    <div><pb n=\"8\" />\r\n     <p><lb />D<sup>r.</sup> William Cullen\r\n        <lb />Professor of Physic\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n        <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Taylor\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />Mess<sup>rs</sup> Orrs.\r\n            <lb />March. 1782\r\n        <lb />V. 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but the Pain remained unabated\r\n        <lb />and extended itself upwards <bodypart n=\"26\">towards his\r\n            <lb />right breast</bodypart> but <symptom n=\"4\">without occasioning cough</symptom>\r\n        <lb />or being much increased by deep inspiration\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />and was accompanied with <symptom n=\"3\">a little degree\r\n        <lb />of sickness</symptom> â€“ In this state he remained for\r\n       <lb />six days in which space <treatment n=\"1\">he was blooded\r\n        <lb />five times</treatment> twelve ounces of blood at a\r\n        <lb />medium being taken each time and <treatment n=\"4\">he\r\n        <lb />was once blistered upon the part</treatment>; the\r\n        <lb />pain and <symptom n=\"15\">smartness of pulse</symptom> and <bodypart n=\"48\">crust\r\n        <lb />of the blood</bodypart> which was very tough white\r\n        <lb />and thick indicating <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> â€“\r\n       <lb />Upon the sixth day and <treatment n=\"1\">soon after the \r\n        <lb />last blooding</treatment> the pain <del>abated and</del> soon\r\n        <lb />after disappeared and <symptom n=\"15\">his pulse becoming\r\n        <lb />weak and soft came down to 80 in\r\n        <lb />the minute</symptom> â€“ but it did not remain\r\n        <lb />long in this way for in a day or two\r\n        <lb />it <symptom n=\"15\">again quickened and has ever since\r\n        <lb />beat from 92 to 100</symptom> â€“â€“ It is eight days\r\n        <lb />since the pain likewise returned and\r\n        <lb />it at times extends itself up towards\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"11\">his right shoulder</bodypart> &amp; he has had <symptom n=\"28\">frequent\r\n            <lb />but ineffectual sweats</symptom> which <symptom n=\"23\">have weakened\r\n        <lb />him greatly</symptom> â€“ <symptom n=\"15\">his pulse too tho\' quick has\r\n        <lb />always been weak</symptom> so that <treatment n=\"1\">I have \r\n        <lb />not ventured again to blood him</treatment>; but\r\n        <lb />he has been within these four days\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">again blistered</treatment> and upon the same\r\n        <lb />part but without benefit â€“â€“ his\r\n        <lb />urine at the first was transparent\r\n        <lb />and high coloured; but ever since\r\n        <lb />has been white and muddy and\r\n        <lb />he has in general been costive â€“â€“ Two\r\n        <lb />days ago I observed <symptom n=\"43\">an aphthous apÂ¬\r\n        <lb />pearance on <bodypart n=\"2\">his tongue</bodypart></symptom> and likewise\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"43\">white spots of the same kind upon\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"9\">his throat</bodypart></symptom> which was likewise <symptom n=\"62\">a\r\n        <lb />little inflamed</symptom> but he did not feel\r\n        <lb />any uneasiness in it â€“ This alarmed\r\n        <lb />me a good deal but they seem toÂ¬\r\n        <lb />day to be going off and \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"20\"><bodypart n=\"49\">his skin</bodypart> is at present cool</symptom> but <symptom n=\"15\">his pulse\r\n        <lb />beats 100 in the minute and is very\r\n        <lb />weak</symptom> - He does not want some appetite\r\n        <lb />and <symptom n=\"68\">his thirst is not very considerable</symptom>\r\n        <lb />â€“ He feels still the Pain at <bodypart n=\"46\">his stomach</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />which slightly extends towards <bodypart n=\"11\">his right\r\n        <lb />shoulder</bodypart>; but from any examination\r\n        <lb />I have been able to observe <symptom n=\"63\">no swelling</symptom>\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"125\">or hardness</symptom> in <bodypart n=\"46\">any part of his belly</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />yet I am much afraid that <bodypart n=\"44\">his\r\n        <lb />liver</bodypart> is affected; but there has been\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"25\">no appearance of Jaundice</symptom> â€“â€“ his \r\n        <lb />Diet has all along been very low\r\n        <lb />and he has used no medicine excepting\r\n        <lb />salts &amp; <ingredient n=\"9\">rhubarb</ingredient> to obviate <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>\r\n        <lb />and <ingredient n=\"270\">magnesia</ingredient> <del>for tho\' his</del></p>\r\n      <closer><salute>I am\r\n      <lb />sir Your most humble <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n   <signed>Alex<sup>r.</sup> Taylor</signed></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 2176, 3, '2014-06-05 20:47:40', 92),
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sometimes <ingredient n=\"9\">a little <choice><abbr>Rhub<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>Rhubarb</expan></choice></ingredient>\r\n    <lb />to prevent <symptom n=\"24\">her Costive habit</symptom> â€“- But\r\n    <lb />last night after <symptom n=\"3\">very severe SickÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ness</symptom> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> pain in <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> stomach</bodypart> and\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> was relieved and she had\r\n        <lb />several very thin stools about 5 or\r\n        <lb />6 since bed time till 12 oClock (13)\r\n     <lb />this day â€“â€“ She was in hopes <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />this would have releived <symptom n=\"50\">her Cramps</symptom>\r\n        <lb />but tho\' she had a better nights\r\n     <lb />rest than <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> former yet <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> pains\r\n     <lb />arose about <add place=\"above\">12 or</add> one oClock â€“â€“ <add place=\"above\">about 2 <choice><abbr>Cl.</abbr><expan>Clock</expan></choice></add> She\r\n    <lb />got <treatment n=\"8\">an Injection of warm water\r\n    <lb />and <ingredient n=\"58\">70 <choice><orig>Guts</orig><reg>drops</reg></choice> Laudanum</ingredient></treatment>, <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> in a\r\n    <lb />short time releived <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> pains of <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n     <lb />stomach</bodypart> &amp; <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> have <del>kept</del> not yet returned\r\n        <lb />but it had no Effect whatever in preÂ¬\r\n    <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n    <lb />venting <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"3\">sickness &amp; throwing\r\n        <lb />up</symptom> both her Breakfast of\r\n        <lb />Breadberry, and dinner of a\r\n        <lb />broiled bit of mutton â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />During all <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Course of this recent\r\n        <lb />Complaint and indeed ever since\r\n       <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> time <treatment n=\"1\">she was blooded in End\r\n       <lb />of <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> last</treatment> <symptom n=\"15\">her pulse has been\r\n        <lb />very moderate and rather low\r\n        <lb />&amp; languid</symptom> than otherwise â€“â€“\r\n       <lb />â€“â€“ <symptom n=\"3\">The Reaching</symptom> has probably occaÂ¬\r\n        <lb />sioned her Courses still to remain\r\n        <lb />since this day week being longer\r\n        <lb />than ordinary â€“â€“ but they are very\r\n       <lb />moderate â€“â€“ S<condition n=\"28\">he has some <choice><abbr>Hyster<sup>k</sup></abbr><expan>Hysterick</expan></choice>\r\n          <lb />symptoms</condition>, as <symptom n=\"84\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> ball in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart></symptom>\r\n        <lb />and a disposition once to cry a\r\n       <lb />little â€“â€“ But has <condition n=\"28\">nothing like to\r\n        <lb />Hysterick fits</condition></p>\r\n    <p><lb />Such being <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> state of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Case\r\n        <lb />It is requested to know what are\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Best Remedies to apply for <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />Removal and prevention of these\r\n        <lb /><add place=\"margin\">Complaints</add> and what Regimen &amp;ca should\r\n        <lb />be followed â€“â€“ <choice><abbr>L<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>Lady</expan></choice> D drinks no\r\n        <lb />wine it Has never agreed with her\r\n       <lb />since she had the beginning of <bodypart n=\"46\">this\r\n        <lb />stomatic Complaint</bodypart> about 5 years\r\n        <lb />ago â€“â€“ She <choice><abbr>Gen<sup>ly</sup></abbr><expan>Generally</expan></choice> drinks half a\r\n        <lb />wine Glass of Geneva filled up\r\n        <lb />with water twice a day. â€“â€“ If these\r\n        <lb />Complaints are influenced by her time of\r\n        <lb />Life Consideration will be had to that\r\n        <lb />Circumstance and suitable directions given</p></div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n           <lb />Lady Dumfries\r\n            <lb />April 1784\r\n            <lb />V. XVI. p. 18.</annot>\r\n    </div></body>', 2444, 2, '2013-09-04 11:26:14', 260);
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We think the pills and infusion ordered\r\n           <lb />are suited to correct <symptom n=\"48\">the acidity of <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart></symptom> or\r\n        <lb />any other disorder that we can suspect to be there\r\n        <lb />but they must be continued for sometime. We have\r\n        <lb />proposed at first a small dose but if that agrees\r\n           <lb />as we expect it will with <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart> the dose\r\n        <lb />is to be increased to five pills twice a day. We\r\n           <lb />expect that these pills may keep <bodypart n=\"46\">the belly</bodypart> regular\r\n        <lb />but if they do not you may give at any time\r\n           <lb />a dose of <ingredient n=\"270\">Magnesia</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> ten grains\r\n        <lb />of the latter may be sufficient but the quantity\r\n           <lb />of <ingredient n=\"270\">Magnesia</ingredient> may be <unclear>more or less as you</unclear> <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n           <lb />necessary. If you <unclear>shall</unclear> think that <ingredient n=\"270\">the MagneÂ¬\r\n           <lb />sia</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> does not do enough in <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n           <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> too <illegible w=\"6\" />\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n           <lb /><ingredient n=\"109\">a little Sacred Elixir</ingredient> as her Ladyship has formerly\r\n        <lb />done.</p>\r\n <p><lb />The only other medicine we have to offer at\r\n        <lb />present is <action n=\"60\">the Stomachic drops</action> which we hope\r\n        <lb />may relieve the pains of <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart> and superceed\r\n        <lb />the use of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>. The doses of the drops may\r\n        <lb />be fifty or Sixty and always taken on <ingredient n=\"50\">a bit of Sugar</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />in the manner that <ingredient n=\"123\">Lavender drops</ingredient> are commonly\r\n        <lb />taken but they may be washed down with a\r\n        <lb />mouthful or two of water. These drops have\r\n        <lb />often relieved pains of <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart> but we cannot\r\n        <lb />promise they will relieve <symptom n=\"50\">the pains that are\r\n        <lb />violent and feel like a Cramp</symptom>. When such as\r\n        <lb />these occurr there is nothing to be depended upon\r\n        <lb />but <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>. And we hope that the disaÂ¬\r\n        <lb />greeable consequences of this remedy may be\r\n        <lb />obviated or <unclear>lessened by the</unclear> <illegible w=\"1\" /> <treatment n=\"6\">given in glyster</treatment>\r\n        <lb />When <illegible w=\"2\" /> the quantity should be not less\r\n        <lb /><unclear>than 6</unclear><illegible w=\"3\" /> perhaps to Ninety drops.</p>\r\n     <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n <p><lb />The only other remedy we would think of is\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"32\">Lime water</ingredient> which might be taken <add place=\"above\">from</add> a Mutchkin\r\n        <lb />to a Chopin every day taking the one half between\r\n        <lb />breakfast and Dinner and the other between\r\n        <lb />dinner and supper time in such divided draughts\r\n        <lb />as may be found most agreeable. <ingredient n=\"32\">The lime water</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />may be prepared as follows. Take half a pound \r\n        <lb />of well burned limestone lay it into a stone or China\r\n        <lb />bowl that will hold some more than a Scotch\r\n        <lb />pint. Throw upon the lime a small Cupful of <unclear>wet</unclear>\r\n        <lb />soft water and add by degrees a little more water\r\n        <lb />till the lime is quite <unclear>slate</unclear> and falls down into\r\n        <lb />a powder then add a Scotch pint of water and\r\n        <lb />with a wooden stick stir the lime among the water\r\n        <lb />very well and stir it in this manner every\r\n        <lb />hour for the rest of the day. Let it then rest\r\n        <lb />for twelve <illegible w=\"3\" /> <unclear>till the lime has fallen</unclear>\r\n        <lb />down in <illegible w=\"1\" /> <add place=\"above\"><unclear>with</unclear></add> <illegible w=\"4\" /> <unclear>of the bowl then</unclear>\r\n    <lb /><unclear>the above</unclear> <illegible w=\"6\" />\r\n    <lb /><unclear>to another</unclear> <illegible w=\"5\" />\r\n     <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <lb />close corked. In pouring off the water from the lime\r\n        <lb />care is to be taken not to go too near the lime and to\r\n        <lb />pour off only what pours perfectly clear and rather\r\n        <lb />to leave some to be thrown away than to let any\r\n        <lb />part of the lime run off with the waters</p>\r\n  <p><lb />While her Ladyship is employing medicines\r\n        <lb />it will be always proper at the same time to take\r\n        <lb />as much exercise as the weather and other circumÂ¬\r\n        <lb />stances will conveniently allow. When the season\r\n        <lb />is advanced we would expect more benefit from\r\n        <lb />Riding on horseback than from going in a Carriage\r\n        <lb />though going in an open Carriage will answer\r\n        <lb />almost as well as Riding. it will be of service\r\n        <lb />to be much in the open air and therefore walking\r\n        <lb />out gently very frequently may be of use.</p>\r\n <p><lb />In diet any plain meat may be taken but \r\n        <lb />Roasted or <unclear>braised neither</unclear> <illegible w=\"1\" /> boiled. Baked and\r\n        <lb /><illegible w=\"7\" /> is ideal\r\n        <lb /><illegible w=\"10\" />\r\n        <lb /><illegible w=\"7\" /> <unclear>of her</unclear>\r\n     <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <lb />Ladyships experience has given any information\r\n        <lb />these meats are to be chosen that have been found\r\n        <lb />to be most easily digested <del>are to be preferred</del>.\r\n        <lb />The lighter kinds of white fish may be safely\r\n        <lb />taken but Salmond, Herring, Turbot and Cod\r\n        <lb />are to be taken with caution. Eel is not to be\r\n        <lb />touched and all hot or heavy sauces are to be\r\n        <lb />carefully avoided. Roots, greens, and all garden\r\n        <lb />things are to be taken very moderately or not\r\n        <lb />at all and those that are known to prove windy\r\n        <lb />should be abstained from altogether. Well leaveÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ned bread may be taken in Panada or pudding\r\n        <lb />with safety but most of the other kinds of grain\r\n        <lb />are doubtful. Barley is the most flatulent\r\n        <lb />and should be avoided. Rice is safer and\r\n        <lb />Sago still more so. With respect to milk\r\n        <lb />we cannot <unclear>speak precisely</unclear> without having\r\n        <lb /><unclear>consulted here</unclear> <illegible w=\"1\" /> <unclear>experience to</unclear>\r\n    <lb /><unclear>we are doubtful of its being</unclear> <illegible w=\"3\" />\r\n     <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n        <lb />under the same uncertainty with respect to Eggs but\r\n        <lb />if her Ladyship has not found them to disagree\r\n        <lb />we think they might be very often a proper part\r\n        <lb />of her Supper.</p>\r\n<p><lb />This leads us to speak of that meal and\r\n        <lb />we have only to say in general that it should be\r\n        <lb />light and sparing.</p>\r\n <p><lb />To conclude the subject of Diet we must\r\n        <lb />observe that liquid food of any kind else is not likely\r\n        <lb />to agree well with <bodypart n=\"46\">my Ladys stomach</bodypart> and partiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />cularly nothing in the shape of Scotch broth can\r\n        <lb />be proper but it is possible that a little plain\r\n        <lb />Soup made either of beef or of an Old fowl not\r\n        <lb />very weak and taken with some toasted bread\r\n        <lb />may sometimes answer very well.</p>\r\n <p><lb />In drinking we would advise her Ladyship\r\n        <lb />to abstain <unclear>entirely from all sorts</unclear> of fermented\r\n        <lb />liquor. Her <unclear>ordinary drink must</unclear> be plain\r\n        <lb />water or toast and water but at times a little\r\n     <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n        <lb />spirit either Gin, Brandy or Rum may be \r\n        <lb />taken with water. If in small quantity the water\r\n        <lb />may be in a small proportion but if in a larger\r\n        <lb />draught the water must be in large proportion.</p>\r\n<p><lb />We are clear that both Tea and Coffee are\r\n        <lb />absolutely improper for Lady Dumfries. Weak\r\n        <lb />Chocolate or Cocoa might possibly be safe but\r\n        <lb />we cannot advise either. We believe the breakfast\r\n        <lb />of Panada hitherto employed is the fittest that\r\n       <lb />can be thought of and when <symptom n=\"23\"><bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart> is weak</symptom>\r\n       <lb />or <symptom n=\"61\">squeamish</symptom> the Panada may be made more\r\n        <lb />agreeable by a spoonful or two of cold Cinnamon\r\n        <lb />water or perhaps by a spoonful of well burnt\r\n        <lb />Brandy.</p>\r\n <p><lb />To conclude we have not forgot the consideration\r\n        <lb />of my Ladys time of life but we dont think it <unclear>leads</unclear> \r\n        <lb />to any measures at present. We are with the utmost\r\n        <lb />respect Dear Sir</p>\r\n        <closer><salute>Your most Obedient &amp; humble Servants</salute>\r\n        <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        <signed>Nathl. Spens</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 17<sup>th</sup> April\r\n            <lb /><u>1784</u></dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4819, 3, '2014-06-05 20:03:35', 247),
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M<sup>rs</sup> Gilchrist\r\n            <lb />thinks that the Oil with which he is <treatment n=\"39\">Rub\'d</treatment><del>d</del> has not\r\n            <lb />done him so much good as that which he made use\r\n            <lb />of in town - we have given him the <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor Oil</ingredient> twice\r\n            <lb />and continue his drops regularly. He has but a\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"8\">small Appetite</symptom> and his <symptom n=\"23\">strength is so much failed</symptom>\r\n            <lb />that I fear he will not be Able to hold it out much\r\n            <lb />Longer. be so kind as to write Me by return of post\r\n            <lb />informing Me if you think Any thing else should be\r\n            <lb />done with him I am with great respect\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Your most <choice><abbr>Humb. 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The walking\r\n            <lb />should be always very little and very softly. <unclear>Hors ridding</unclear>\r\n            <lb />and going in a Carriage are much safer but even these\r\n            <lb />and particularly the first should be very smooth\r\n            <lb />and gentle.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n           \r\n            <lb />His <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> should be kept regular and if any\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> troubles him he should have a <action n=\"21\">laxative meÂ¬\r\n            <lb />dicina</action> but such a one as may keep him regular\r\n            <lb />without <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> him and this M<sup>r.</sup> Bell from his\r\n            <lb />acquaintance with M<sup>r.</sup> Gordons condition can proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />perly order.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I am of opinion that the healing of his <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />must be left to nature, under a proper regimen but\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />it may be <unclear>favoured</unclear> by his taking from time to time\r\n            <lb />some <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian bark</ingredient> for eight days together at one\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\"/> I should have said above that if he goes to Lisbon\r\n            <lb />he <illegible w=\"2\"/> for London by water as soon as he please\r\n            <lb />and especially that he may there be without for a Ship for\r\n            <lb />Lisbon but he should not desire to be there soon than\r\n            <lb />the end of October and he should not remain there longer\r\n            <lb />than the first week of April and should then move\r\n            <lb />gradually northwards.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen -\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 14 <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><u>1784</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4912, 11, '2015-04-10 10:40:26', 57),
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I have called upon M<sup>r.</sup> Wood and have\r\n            <lb />communicated to him the whole of the Letters, and have\r\n            <lb />desired him to go over to see you; but he tells me that\r\n            <lb />the situation of his business is at present such as\r\n            <lb />makes it absolutely impossible for him to leave <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />at present. But tho if it had been easy for us to come \r\n            <lb />over we would have done it from our regard to M<sup>rs</sup>\r\n            <lb />Gilchrist and all concerned, yet we are both entirely\r\n            <lb />agreed that there is no necessity for it, because\r\n            <lb />we know so well M<sup>r</sup> James\'s condition, that we have\r\n            <lb />no doubt in desiring Doctor Kennedy\'s advice to be \r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n                \r\n            <lb />immediately followed, for altho we are not of\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Kennedy\'s opinion with regard to the nature of\r\n            <lb />the disease, yet even according to our notion of it\r\n            <lb />the Medicine proposed by him is not altogether imÂ¬\r\n            <lb />proper and we think it may be safely tried; and \r\n            <lb />that it should be tried to give full satisfaction to\r\n            <lb />Lord Dundonald. For these reasons I return you\r\n            <lb />Doctor Kennedy\'s Letters,<note>No retained copies traced in Cullen\'s archive.</note> and dont doubt, but\r\n            <lb />that either M<sup>r</sup> White or Doctor Stenhouse can\r\n            <lb />see it properly executed. We have only to observe\r\n            <lb />that if the Medicines should happen to <symptom n=\"40\">gripe</symptom> and \r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"30\">purge</treatment> him very smartly, the repeating them often\r\n            <lb />may be a doubtful measure. 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Sig. Cephalic Drops thirty Drops to be taken in a glass of\r\n                    <lb />Water two or three Times a day washing them down with a small\r\n                    <lb />cupfull of the following <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Infusion</action>\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>                   \r\n                    Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"22\" t=\"1\">volatile Tincture of Valerian <del>Sylvestris</del></ingredient> and\r\n                    Two Drachms of <ingredient n=\"123\">Spirit of Lavender compound</ingredient>. Mix.\r\n                    Label: Cephalic Drops. 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Peruvian</ingredient> â„¥jÅ¿s\r\n                    <lb /><subst><del>Digere</del><add place=\"above\">Dein</add></subst> post subridentiam per chartam cola\r\n                    <lb />Sig. &amp;c.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>                   \r\n                    Take half an ounce each of <ingredient n=\"1\">bruised Peruvian Bark</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"22\">Root of wild valerian <del>volatile</del></ingredient>\r\n                    and one pound of Spring Water. 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The newspaper article containing the report lifted from the Antigua Gazette, and copies of the Gazette itself are untraced.</note> -- \r\n            \r\n        </p>     \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I willingly hope that upon Examination\r\n            <lb />you will not find this Complaint formidable\r\n            <lb />and that it will soon yield to your good\r\n            <lb />Directions; inclos\'d I send you a Prescription of\r\n            <lb />what I\'ve given<note>Enclosure untraced.</note> --\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /> --- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I must now inform you of Miss Ellison,\r\n            <lb />Sister to M<sup>rs.</sup> Bates, who will be at Edinburgh\r\n            <lb />in a few days to consult you - her ComÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plaints appear to me intirely of the <condition n=\"21\">nervous\r\n            <lb />kind</condition> and began in 1775 at the Time of the\r\n            <lb />menstrual Cessation -- the first Uneasiness\r\n            <lb />was after walking much in a hot day; she was\r\n            <lb />siez\'d with <symptom n=\"22\">Giddiness in her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></symptom>, <symptom n=\"2\">violent shakÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ings</symptom> and every sensation of <symptom n=\"45\">fainting away</symptom>, since\r\n            <lb />that Period she has had frequent <condition n=\"25\">Fullness</condition> and\r\n            <lb />Tightness in her <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart> with a <symptom n=\"15\">firm, regular Pulse</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />which has occasion\'d me to <treatment n=\"1\">bleed her</treatment> &amp; the Relief\r\n            <lb />she finds, confirms the Propriety of the Plan, altho\' I\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />never take more than four or five Ounces; it\'s\r\n            <lb />very rare that there is any sizy appearances &amp;\r\n            <lb />the Proportion of the serum &amp; crassamentum\r\n            <lb />is very right -- She sometimes has great\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"2\">Tremors</symptom> and the <symptom n=\"45\">Dread of Fainting</symptom>, also describes\r\n            <lb />a Rising not unlike <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"84\">Globus Hystericus</symptom> &amp;\r\n            <lb />has <symptom n=\"39\">convulsive motions in the <bodypart n=\"68\">muscles of\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"79\">lower jaws</bodypart></bodypart></symptom>  -- she has taken a Variety\r\n            <lb />of Medicines as <ingredient n=\"5\">assafÅ“tida</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"23\">camphor</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"22\">valerian</ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"36\">cinnabar</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"101\">guaiacum</ingredient>, has had a\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">perpetual Blister</treatment> at <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"1\">Top of her Head</bodypart> and\r\n            <lb />has now an <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> and the only medicine she\r\n            <lb />takes at present is a little <ingredient n=\"16\">white mustard\r\n            <lb />seed</ingredient> to keep her open -- I heartily wish\r\n            <lb />you succefs and am with great Esteem \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir: your obliged <choice><abbr>hble</abbr><expan>humble</expan></choice> Servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />W<sup>m:</sup> Ingham\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>N.</abbr><expan>New</expan></choice>Castle June 2<sup>d:</sup> 1783\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n            \r\n            <postscript>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />P.S Miss M. Pearith continues as\r\n                <lb />usual --\r\n                \r\n            </postscript>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />D<sup>r:</sup> Cullen\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 2276, 3, '2013-09-26 13:02:15', 95),
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The many instances you have\r\n            <lb />given of attention to me must engage a very grateful\r\n            <lb />return on my part.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I am heartly concerned to find that you have\r\n            <lb />any Ailment and <subst><del>would be</del> <add place=\"above\">am</add></subst> glad at the same time to find\r\n            <lb />it is not of a dangerous kind. It is plainly a <symptom n=\"57\">Spasm\r\n            <lb />of the <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart></symptom> that you are liable to but it is so much\r\n            <lb />of a temporary kind that it cannot depend upon\r\n            <lb />any fixed <symptom n=\"39\">affection</symptom> for even eighteen hours I do not\r\n            <lb />look upon as a long <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> and from the whole of your\r\n            <lb />account I must think your ordinary <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> much \r\n            <lb />shorter. By those circumstances and by the several\r\n            <lb />causes which bring on your <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> these can depend\r\n            <lb />upon nothing but a peculiar <condition n=\"74\">irritability of you <bodypart n=\"43\">lungs</bodypart></condition>-\r\n            <lb /><unclear>It</unclear> may have been brought on by your first <condition n=\"42\">Pleurisy</condition>\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />and increased by the second but it is not easily accounÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ted for from these but must be chiefly ascribed to someÂ¬\r\n            <lb />what in your original constitution. But however\r\n            <lb />this may be the <condition n=\"74\">irritability</condition> is established and I am\r\n            <lb />sorry to observe that it is not easily mended. I\r\n            <lb />have often lost my labour in employing <action n=\"29\">Tonics</action> and\r\n            <lb />I have no confidence in advising them and now\r\n            <lb />the only remedy I can depend upon is being freÂ¬\r\n            <lb />quently on horseback and in gentle exercise that\r\n            <lb />way. The ailment when it occurrs may be palÂ¬\r\n            <lb />liated by <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> and should commonly be so.\r\n            <lb />In <symptom n=\"5\">fits of some violence</symptom> and of unusual continuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ance a <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> may be employed but I would have\r\n            <lb />it employed as seldom as possible because if\r\n            <lb />employed with freedom it certainly increases <condition n=\"74\">irÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ritability</condition>. In short I must say that your safety\r\n            <lb />must especially depend upon your great attention\r\n            <lb />in avoiding the exciting Causes as cold, violent\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />exercise, fatigue &amp;c. I am sorry that your line of\r\n            <lb />life must almost necessary expose you to some\r\n            <lb />of these but I must leave it to your own discretion\r\n            <lb />to judge how best to avoid them or moderate them.\r\n            <lb />Whenever you can think that my opinion or advice\r\n            <lb />may be of any service to you you will do me <unclear>a</unclear>\r\n            <lb />favour in asking them.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I thank you for Miss M. Peareths Fee. I am\r\n            <lb />glad to find that she bears the <ingredient n=\"100\">Lixivium</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />as well and I am happy to think she gets\r\n            <lb />some benefit by it. I consider the voiding\r\n            <lb />of <symptom n=\"32\">Gravel</symptom> as a good effect of it and I would have\r\n            <lb />you try to make her bear a little more of it. I\r\n            <lb />dont think it can have any share in producing\r\n            <lb />her <condition n=\"28\">Hysterical complaints</condition>. I believe that these\r\n            <lb />depends entirely upon her Menstruation and I judge\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> to be the only remedy and I see no reason for you\r\n            <lb />being must restrained in the use of it. Wishing heartly\r\n            <lb />good health I am with the utmost regard Dear Sir yours\r\n            <lb />most obedient Servant.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 19<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />1783\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4711, 3, '2014-04-15 15:40:35', 66),
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To prevent these\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The travelling home will be of service; but when at home\r\n            <lb />be also as much as possible in the fresh air &amp; gentle exercise\r\n            <lb />Walking but especially ride. Avoid cold - &amp; therefore all\r\n            <lb />wet &amp; moist weather - moist ground - evening &amp; night air.\r\n            <lb />&amp; keep her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> warm &amp; dry always.\r\n        </p>      \r\n        <p>      \r\n            <lb />2. Once a week or 3 times a fortnight take a warm bath\r\n            <lb />sitting to her <bodypart n=\"108\">waist</bodypart> in warm water from a quarter to half an\r\n            <lb />hour, or longer if she bears it well. The best time for it will\r\n            <lb />be seven in the Evening. After it should be well dried &amp; either\r\n            <lb />her ordinary cloaths or some what equal to them put on &amp; keep\r\n            <lb />her room for that night.\r\n        </p>     \r\n        <p>    \r\n            <lb />At dinner broth &amp; some animal food but moderated\r\n            <lb />&amp; should make up with <choice><abbr>pudd<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>pudding</expan></choice> &amp; vegetables  spring <choice><abbr>G</abbr><expan>Greens</expan></choice>Â¬\r\n            <lb />ever of these last; avoiding entirely the cold or windy kinds;\r\n        </p>   \r\n        <p>   \r\n            <lb />Avoid tea &amp; coffee at breakfast. &amp; should take some kind\r\n            <lb />of milk meat both at breakfast &amp; supper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Drink rather good small beer than water but if it is not\r\n            <lb />good, take water <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a little white wine in it. She may take\r\n            <lb />a glass or two of white wine at dinner, but no more.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>           \r\n            <lb />Once or twice a week she may take from ij to Ê’iv of <ingredient n=\"125\">soluble\r\n            <lb />tartar</ingredient> in a draught of new drawn cow milk whey.\r\n        </p>  \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />She should not take the <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> ordered below for above a fortnight\r\n            <lb />at a time but after some weeks intermission she may take another\r\n            <lb />course of it especially in case of symptoms of any change.\r\n        </p>\r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice>\r\n                    <orig>\r\n                        <lb />â„ž<ingredient n=\"129\">Limat. mart ppt.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam.</ingredient> pulv @ Ê’ij, <ingredient n=\"107\">Conserv. ros.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                        <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl.</ingredient> q.s. ut f. Elect. S. <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> Electuary the bigness of a\r\n                        <lb />horsebean twice a day. NB. If it agrees well with her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp;\r\n                        <lb />especially in the second course of it the dose may be to the bigness\r\n                        <lb />of a hazel nut or a little more.\r\n                    </orig>\r\n                    <reg>\r\n                        Take two drachms each of <ingredient n=\"129\">preparation of steel</ingredient> and powdered <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient>, half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"107\">rose Conserve</ingredient> \r\n                        a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">simple Syrup</ingredient> so as to make an Electuary. \r\nLabel: <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> Electuary the bigness of a\r\n                        horsebean twice a day. NB. If it agrees well with her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp;\r\n                        especially in the second course of it the dose may be to the bigness\r\n                        of a hazel nut or a little more.\r\n                    </reg>\r\n                </choice>\r\n            </recipe>     \r\n<recipe>\r\n    <choice>\r\n        <orig>\r\n            <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"5\">As. foetid.</ingredient> Ê’i <ingredient n=\"44\">sal. mart.</ingredient> â„ˆj. <ingredient n=\"53\">Sapon. Hispan.</ingredient> Ê’ij <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr Simpl.</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />q.s. ut f. mass divid. in pil. sing. gr. v\r\n            <lb />S. <action n=\"33\">Aperient pills</action> 3 at bedtime after bathing.\r\n        </orig>\r\n        <reg>Take one drachm of <ingredient n=\"5\">Asafoetida</ingredient>, one scruple of <ingredient n=\"44\">sal martis</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"53\">Spanish Soap</ingredient>, \r\n            a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">simple Syrup</ingredient> so as to make a mass, divide into single pills of five grains.\r\n            \r\nLabel: <action n=\"33\">Aperient pills</action> 3 at bedtime after bathing.\r\n        </reg>\r\n    </choice>\r\n</recipe>\r\n        <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> July 30<sup>th</sup> 1778</dateline></closer>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4288, 3, '2014-06-04 12:51:22', 126),
(2199, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c2587\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:2587] From: Mr John White (Whytt) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Mr James Gilchrist Cochrane (Jamie) (Patient) / April? 1785 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Vivien Williams</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Lauren McClelland</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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Lord Dundonald agreed that <bodypart n=\"30\">his Abdomen</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />should be opened, which was done, twelve Hours after his\r\n            <lb />Death - The <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom> of <choice><abbr>wh.</abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> increased gradually to a very \r\n            <lb />great Extent after you saw him; previous to <del>the</del> openÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing the <bodypart n=\"30\">Abdomen</bodypart>, when filliped, it gave the Sound of a\r\n            <lb />Drum: when open\'d some <symptom n=\"7\">flatus</symptom> escaped with a little water.\r\n            <lb />The <bodypart n=\"69\">Intestines</bodypart> were greatly extended with <symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom>, and on\r\n            <lb />the Surface in Some parts of the <bodypart n=\"69\">Small Guts</bodypart>, there was\r\n            <lb />a Yellowish Tinge. On the <bodypart n=\"73\">right Side</bodypart>, where there had been\r\n            <lb />an <symptom n=\"125\">induration</symptom>, from the Beginning, the <bodypart n=\"111\">Mesentery</bodypart> was\r\n            <lb />collected together in Length no less than two hand-\r\n            <lb />breadths, &amp; about four Inches thick; there were <condition n=\"192\">two or\r\n            <lb />three Adhesions to the <bodypart n=\"30\">Abdomen</bodypart></condition> &amp; two <symptom n=\"140\">Erosions</symptom> in the\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"69\">intestines</bodypart>; I saw little or no <symptom n=\"42\">Suppuration</symptom> - \r\n            <lb />There appeared to me much more faeces, than I could have\r\n            <lb />expected, in a Natural state; Notwithstanding he had\r\n            <lb />been very regular with several stools the day that he\r\n            <lb />died. The <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> seem\'d to be in a Sound state\r\n            <lb />Dr Kennedys medicines produced no <condition n=\"39\">worms</condition>, nor gave\r\n            <lb />any Relief except the Emission sometimes of some\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom> - I recollect nothing more worthy of Relation -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Wishing you all Happiness I am with the warmest\r\n                <lb />gratitude &amp; highest Esteem\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />your most obliged\r\n                <lb />&amp; very humble <choice><abbr>Sert</abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>James Whytt</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />P:S from the <symptom n=\"24\">obstruction of the <bodypart n=\"111\">mesenteric Glands or Vessels</bodypart></symptom> there, no nourishÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ment could be properly convey\'d to the system not does it appear that\r\n            <lb />any medicine could remove his Complaints\r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Mint Close\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> <choice><abbr>Ja<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>James</expan></choice> Whyte\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> <choice><abbr>Ja<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>James</expan></choice> Cochrane\r\n            <lb />March 1785\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2587, 13, '2014-12-16 14:38:46', 60),
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His appetite tolerably good &amp; <symptom n=\"68\">no\r\n           <lb />degree of thirst</symptom> but under a very strict regimen.\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb />His Countenance pretty good but rather serious \r\n           <lb />which I take to be natural. When I saw his\r\n           <lb /><choice><abbr>Lp</abbr><expan>Lordship</expan></choice> at Norwich in the Christmass holidays he\r\n           <lb />had a <condition n=\"13\">very bad cold</condition> which seems never to have\r\n           <lb />left him thoroughly since, he has also grown\r\n           <lb />a good deal of late. As you are well acquainÂ¬\r\n           <lb />ted with his proceedings hitherto I have only to\r\n           <lb />observe that his course although proper in geneÂ¬\r\n           <lb />ral did not seem sufficiently cooling &amp; opening.\r\n           <lb />The following method was therefore adopted.\r\n           <lb />A <ingredient n=\"62\">Saline Mixture</ingredient> with five grains of <ingredient n=\"91\">nitre</ingredient> to\r\n           \r\n           <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n           \r\n           <lb />each doze was given at Bedtime &amp; the next mornÂ¬\r\n           <lb />ing Â½ an oz of <ingredient n=\"91\">salts</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"76\">manna</ingredient>, to each doze of\r\n           <lb />the former was added a small quantity of <ingredient n=\"23\" t=\"44\">camÂ¬\r\n           <lb />phire Julep</ingredient>. In the Morning his <choice><abbr>Lp</abbr><expan>Lordship</expan></choice> said\r\n           <lb />he had slept better &amp; easier than for a long time\r\n           <lb />past &amp; about two hours after he had taken \r\n           <lb />the <ingredient n=\"91\">salts</ingredient> his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse was lowerd ten strokes or\r\n           <lb />more in a minute</symptom>; he found himself strongÂ¬\r\n           <lb />er &amp; more lively altho the morning dose\r\n           <lb />had not operated. Encouraged by this beginÂ¬\r\n           <lb />ning I directed that his <choice><abbr>Lp</abbr><expan>Lordship</expan></choice> should continue\r\n           <lb />his <ingredient n=\"62\">saline mixture</ingredient> three times a day, his <ingredient n=\"91\">salts</ingredient>\r\n           <lb />&amp; <ingredient n=\"76\">manna</ingredient> once or twice a week if needful\r\n           <lb />but if they did not sufficiently answer the \r\n           <lb />purpose to take a dram of <ingredient n=\"93\">Sal Polychrest</ingredient>\r\n           <lb />by itself, to take simple oxymel with <ingredient n=\"49\">Rob\r\n               <lb />of elder</ingredient> &amp; a little <ingredient n=\"91\">nitre</ingredient> for his <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>, to\r\n           <lb />drink toast &amp; water, milk &amp; water or <ingredient n=\"403\">impeÂ¬\r\n           <lb />rial water</ingredient>, a solution of <ingredient n=\"8\">cream of tartar</ingredient> so\r\n           <lb />called, at meals or when thirsty, to drink asses\r\n           <lb />milk, rennet whey or Buttermilk by turns or\r\n           <lb />as they were found to agree with him, to use\r\n           <lb />honey in his diet &amp; gradually to relax the regiÂ¬\r\n           <lb />men as the Symptoms of the disease abated;\r\n           <lb />to all those I added gentle <treatment n=\"37\">friction</treatment>, sleeping in \r\n           <lb />a dry air in a well ventilated room,\r\n           \r\n           <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n           \r\n           <lb />gentle exercise when quite free from <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>\r\n           <lb />&amp; moderately cheerful conversation. -----\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb />The above is copyed exact, even to the pointing.\r\n       </p>\r\n   </div> \r\n    <div>\r\n        <opener>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />Caxton Thursday the 13<sup>th.</sup>\r\n                <lb />of April - 1780\r\n            </dateline>\r\n            <salute><choice><abbr>D<sup>r-</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir</salute>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have just got a letter here from D<sup>r-</sup>\r\n            <lb />Fordyce, containing one to him from D<sup>r-</sup>\r\n            <lb />Murray, of which I send the above copy, viz\r\n            <lb />of all that is about Daer. I dont know what\r\n            <lb />to think, I had flatterd myself he was not so\r\n            <lb />ill as I fear he has been. D<sup>r-</sup> Fordyce says\r\n            <lb />nothing of his opinion or advise in this letter,\r\n            <lb />but refers me to his Letters to mr Marissal\r\n            <lb />where he says I will see all his Ideas about his\r\n            <lb />situation.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I leave this here to go by tomorrows post,\r\n            <lb />&amp; shall be glad to hear from you directed\r\n            <lb />to me at Palgrave near Diss in Norfolk.\r\n            <lb />yet I believe it will be best to inclose it in\r\n            <lb />a cover to miss Elliot in Park Street, as it\r\n            <lb />must at least be eleven days <add place=\"above\">from this date</add> before yours\r\n            <lb />can reach Palgrave; &amp; it must go by London\r\n            <lb />at any rate. Farewell Dear Sir yours &amp;c\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>Selkirk</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1841, 3, '2013-11-14 20:01:53', 102),
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Glasgow,\r\n                <lb />having lain some time at Inveraray, came to hand\r\n                <lb />only a few days ago ---- Our patients disorder has\r\n                <lb />run to such a length without any great appearance\r\n                <lb />of recovering suddenly that I think it will be proper\r\n                <lb />to have D<sup>r.</sup> Cullens or any others <add place=\"above\">advice</add> upon it -- \r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Her Age &amp; constitution you are acquainted with, and her\r\n            <lb />complaints have been as follows ---- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The <condition n=\"8\">Catamenia</condition> from the first have always\r\n            <lb />bear rather difficult, &amp; in small Quantity -- In the\r\n            <lb />month of May last, during that period, <condition n=\"8\">they suddenly stopt</condition>.\r\n            <lb />About that time she received a <symptom n=\"147\">scratch upon the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart></symptom>,\r\n            <lb />which, from inattention, degenerated into a <symptom n=\"43\">small Ulcer</symptom>; 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the pain in the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />very severe --- In the beginning of <choice><abbr>Feb:</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />the <condition n=\"8\">Catamenia</condition> came on at the proper, &amp; continued\r\n            <lb />in much larger Quantity than ever, which deemed\r\n            <lb />to releive her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> -- And there was a\r\n            <lb />tollerable Quantity the last time, altho\' it did not\r\n            <lb />continue above a day ---- She has been twice\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">blistered</treatment> on the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, without any effect, but the\r\n            <lb />first releiving the <symptom n=\"57\">spasm on the <bodypart n=\"79\">Jaw</bodypart></symptom>, which she\r\n                <lb />can open a little, but it brought on a very trouÂ¬\r\n            <lb />blesome <condition n=\"24\">stranguary</condition>, which still continues ---- \r\n          \r\n      <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />About three weeks ago, she had a <symptom n=\"3\">severe press of\r\n            <lb />vomiting</symptom>, in which there was a great dale of\r\n            <lb />Viscid Phlegm; 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from which I hope you can make easily a\r\n            <lb />state for consultation, -- I fear these <symptom n=\"5\">fitts</symptom> may\r\n            <lb />become <condition n=\"5\">Epileptic</condition> --- Dunstaffnage begs you\r\n            <lb />will advance the necessary fee, which he will order\r\n            <lb />to be paid you -- If any Medicines are ordered, which\r\n            <lb />are not easily got in the Country, please to send\r\n            <lb />them to me by the first opportunity -- I shall\r\n            <lb />write on my own affair in a few days -- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I am <choice><abbr>D<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir yours\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Robert Ochiltree\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dunstaffnage\r\n                <lb />March 11<sup>th.</sup> 1785\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The <bodypart n=\"30\">abdomen</bodypart> is sometimes distended seemingly from wind --\r\n            <lb />for a few days past the <symptom n=\"84\">Globus</symptom> has become more frequent &amp;\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom> constant and something <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom> --- \r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Ivie Campbell\r\n            <lb />Care of M<sup>r.</sup> James Stewart\r\n            <lb />Druggist\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Rob<sup>t.</sup> Ochiltree\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> Miss Campbell\r\n            <lb />of Dunstaffnage\r\n            <lb />March 1785\r\n            <lb />â„– XVI p.339\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 2575, 2, '2013-06-17 11:18:48', 143),
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water, <ingredient n=\"123\">Lavender</ingredient>, or\r\n            <lb />some other such cordials --- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Monday afternoon the pains in her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, with pain &amp; <symptom n=\"133\">stiffness</symptom> in her <bodypart n=\"51\">Limbs</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />In the Evening, <treatment n=\"8\">250 g<sup>tts.</sup> <ingredient n=\"58\">L.L.</ingredient> were injected</treatment>, as usual - About\r\n            <lb />9 o\'Clock, her <symptom n=\"5\">fitts</symptom> came on with greater violence; with a severe\r\n            <lb />pain in the <bodypart n=\"112\">pit</bodypart>, &amp; <bodypart n=\"73\">left side</bodypart>, of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, darting towards the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>, &amp; other side; which has continued, particularly in the <symptom n=\"5\">fitts</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />ever since, soon after her <bodypart n=\"79\">Jaw</bodypart> locked as firmly as ever, &amp; it was\r\n            <lb />necessary to introduce a bit of wood between her <bodypart n=\"3\">teeth</bodypart> - ---- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />At 12 o\'Clock the <symptom n=\"5\">fitts</symptom> had hardly any intervalls, She took\r\n            <lb />gr XX of <ingredient n=\"31\">Musk</ingredient> -- in about an hour the <symptom n=\"5\">fitts</symptom> increased in violence,\r\n            <lb />each often attended, &amp; always succeeded, for one or two minutes,\r\n            <lb />by <symptom n=\"57\">a most violent &amp; quick convulsive motion, or subsultus</symptom>, of\r\n            <lb />the whole body; a great dale more violent than any <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> of\r\n            <lb />the <condition n=\"18\">ague</condition> &amp; felt her <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart> <symptom n=\"66\">benumbed</symptom> - yet during these\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"2\">shakings</symptom>, she is almost always sensible, &amp; 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she had longer intervalls -- In the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"57\">violent spasm</symptom> of last night, <symptom n=\"81\">she was speechless</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"11\">lost her sight</symptom>\r\n            <lb />for near Two hours, <symptom n=\"15\">her pulse very weak, about 60</symptom> -- -- The pain\r\n            <lb />about the <bodypart n=\"55\">Urethra</bodypart>, &amp; <bodypart n=\"149\">Sphincter of the <bodypart n=\"56\">bladder</bodypart></bodypart>, always violent;\r\n            <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"27\">when voiding, or attempting to void Urine, which is very Scanty,\r\n            <lb />it is torturing, often bringing on the <symptom n=\"5\">worst fitts</symptom></symptom>; -- warm <unclear>stupes</unclear>\r\n            <lb />were applyd to the <bodypart n=\"78\">Pubes</bodypart>, which gave some ease -- She has\r\n            <lb />frequent <symptom n=\"92\">Borborigmi</symptom>; &amp; the first ease last night, was preceeded\r\n            <lb />by <symptom n=\"46\">some discharges downwards</symptom> -- At 4 a.m. took 70 g<sup>tts.</sup> <ingredient n=\"58\">L.L.</ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"5\">The fitts</symptom> &amp; 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C.</ingredient> &amp; Slept soon after --     \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />At 2 o\'Clock a.m. Thursday, waked much pained,\r\n            <lb />took 100 gtts. <ingredient n=\"58\">L.L.</ingredient> &amp; slept till 5 o\'Clock - <symptom n=\"5\">fitts less frequent\r\n            <lb />&amp; violent</symptom>; but extremely <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom>, <symptom n=\"3\">sick</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"45\">faint</symptom> - <symptom n=\"9\">inclined to slumber\r\n            <lb />all afternoon</symptom>; will take very little drink, being inclined to\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"3\">vomit</symptom> - <bodypart n=\"2\">Tongue <symptom n=\"51\">parched</symptom></bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin <symptom n=\"21\">hot</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"51\">dry</symptom></bodypart>, <symptom n=\"15\">pulse 88, pretty\r\n                <lb />full &amp; regular</symptom>, except when <symptom n=\"45\">faintish</symptom> --- The <symptom n=\"77\">Fluor Albus</symptom>\r\n            <lb />has been coming down in large Quantities, for some days past - \r\n            <lb />I should have mentioned She had taken gr xx of <ingredient n=\"31\">musk</ingredient> at 5 o\'Clock\r\n            <lb />this morning, &amp; had no <symptom n=\"5\">fitts</symptom> Since <add place=\"above\">yesterday</add> 1 o\'Clock p.m. --- slumber\'d much\r\n            <lb />in the Evening, &amp; at 11 o\'Clock p.m. took 100 g<sup>tts.</sup> - <ingredient n=\"58\">L.L.</ingredient> slept after\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />At 4 o\'Clock this Morning, beginning to fell uneasy,\r\n            <lb />took 70 g<sup>tts.</sup> <ingredient n=\"58\">L.L.</ingredient> -- at 6 a.m. gr xx of <ingredient n=\"31\">Musk</ingredient> -- 1 o\'Clock p.m.\r\n            <lb />no <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom> nor <symptom n=\"17\">sleep</symptom> Since Morning -- <symptom n=\"84\">Globus</symptom> sometimes rising\r\n            <lb />to the <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart>, &amp; very uneasy -- <symptom n=\"15\">pulse since yesterday gradually\r\n            <lb />falling, &amp; is now 61, regular &amp; good</symptom> -- She is so <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom> that even\r\n            <lb />speaking, or turning in bed, brings on a <symptom n=\"45\">faintness</symptom>, &amp; <symptom n=\"109\">ringing\r\n            <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"7\">Ears</bodypart></symptom> - no return of the <symptom n=\"5\">fitts</symptom> --\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I am Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Your Most Obedient\r\n                <lb />humble Servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Robert <u>Ochiltree</u>\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Her <bodypart n=\"79\">jaw</bodypart> easier &amp; the bit of wood\r\n            <lb />taken away ------- \r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Ivie Campbell\r\n            <lb />Care of M<sup>r.</sup> James Stewart\r\n            <lb />Druggist\r\n<lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n<handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> R. Ochiltree\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> Miss Campbell\r\n            <lb />of Dunstaffnage\r\n            <lb />April 1785\r\n            <lb />V. XVII p\r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 2596, 2, '2013-08-19 17:33:03', 198),
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Pringle <choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> John Pringle</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>He has for many years past been liable to the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; has often had it affecting his <bodypart n=\"52\">lower extremities</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>but never with any violence and commonly with more \r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> than pain. He has formerly been frequentÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ly affected with <symptom n=\"8\">want of appetite</symptom> <symptom n=\"7\">flatulance</symptom> and\r\n            <lb/>other marks of <symptom n=\"48\">indigestion</symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> seem manifestly connected\r\n            <lb/>with a <condition n=\"3\">Gouty</condition> disposition - For some time past, the \r\n            <lb/>affections of his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> have been less frequent \r\n            <lb/>&amp; more moderate, but for the same time, that is \r\n            <lb/>for a year or two past, he has been frequently affected\r\n            <lb/>with some <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of breathing</symptom> which comes by <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> \r\n            <lb/>when it seems to be somewhat <symptom n=\"57\">Spasmodic</symptom>. It is \r\n            <lb/>especially brought on by bodily exercise, &amp; therefore\r\n            <lb/>he walks very little, but bears a carriage tolerably\r\n            <lb/>well. He has frequently a <symptom n=\"4\">Slight Cough</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"76\">spits up\r\n            <lb/>a little Mucus</symptom>, but every <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> as soon as he gets out\r\n       <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>of bed, he <symptom n=\"4\">coughs a good deal</symptom> &amp; has a conÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>siderable <symptom n=\"76\">expectoration</symptom>. -- His <symptom n=\"15\">pulse is a little \r\n            <lb/>more frrquent than natural</symptom> but nowise consideÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>rably so &amp; he does not complain of <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> or <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>His <symptom n=\"17\">sleep is tolerable</symptom> and his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular - He has \r\n            <lb/>not long ago had a threatening of <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> in his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>but it was a threatening only. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>He has never had any Medicines from me\r\n            <lb/>for the above complaints.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup> IX Kalend. Decemb. MDCCLXXVIII</abbr><expan>Edinburgh 23 November 1778</expan></choice><note>This is an unusual method of indicating the date in the casebooks. It adopts the Roman method of counting back from the first-day (Kalend) of a month.</note></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4340, 3, '2014-06-06 08:21:00', 64),
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Not quite a week\r\n            <lb />ago, I became one night a good deal <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom>, &amp; <symptom n=\"17\">got scarce any\r\n            <lb />sleep</symptom>. Since then till yesterday I was very <symptom n=\"55\">languid</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"9\">tired</symptom>, &amp;\r\n            <lb />continued <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom>; but I found my self finely yesterday, &amp;\r\n            <lb />to day I think I am quite well. I dont know if I shall continue\r\n            <lb />to take any more of the powders, they are very slight <action n=\"51\">fever powÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ders</action>, &amp; operate as phisic, hardly twice a day. M<sup>r</sup> Marissall told\r\n            <lb />me, I should eat <del><illegible l=\"1\" /></del> a good many oranges &amp; aples now, as they\r\n            <lb />might do me good.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb:</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 16, Douglas writes a letter, &amp; Daer adds, I just write\r\n<lb />this to tell you I have been very well ever since I wrote last.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<lb /><choice><abbr>Feb:</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 26, Daer writes, in answer to  a letter from My Lord,\r\n            <lb />recomending care &amp; consulting D<sup>r</sup> Fordyce, if his complaints\r\n            <lb />continued. He writes, I have been very well ever since I wrote\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />till yesterday, when I found myself, a little indifferent,\r\n            <lb />but my <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> has never returned since I wrote last; I\r\n            <lb />found myself ruled by the weather a good deal, as the\r\n            <lb />snow &amp; frost went, I grew <del>better</del> well, &amp; we had a few fine\r\n            <lb />days till yesterday when it became cold, &amp; last night &amp; today\r\n            <lb />have been excessive sharp &amp; windy. Last night was quite a storm,\r\n            <lb />&amp; at night I was hot, but am finely I think now, tho M<sup>r</sup> MarissÂ¬\r\n            <lb />all thinks I have a little <symptom n=\"34\">feverishness</symptom>, tho very little. It was\r\n            <lb />intirely gone from the time I wrote (on the 11<sup>th</sup> I think) till\r\n            <lb />yesterday. Should I grow worse or my <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> return, D<sup>r</sup> Fordyce\r\n            <lb />shall be wrote to, M<sup>r</sup> Marissal seems convinced that in that\r\n            <lb />case it would do me good to be <treatment n=\"1\">bled</treatment>, I now take some more of \r\n            <lb />the powders.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />March 1<sup>st</sup> he writes, I think I am now much better than I was,\r\n            <lb />I was <treatment n=\"1\">bled</treatment> on monday, not that I was worse, but that I was\r\n            <lb />not quite well, I lost about 8 ounces. I am much more myself\r\n            <lb />ever since, &amp; I sleep well. M<sup>r</sup> Marissal yesterday told me my\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">pulse was better than ever it had been</symptom> since I was not quite\r\n            <lb />well, &amp; to day I am better than I was yesterday.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />March 13<sup>th</sup> he writes. I thought before this to have told you I\r\n            <lb />was well, but I find I must wait a little longer tho I am\r\n            <lb />now much better than I was. I shall tell you as well as I can\r\n            <lb />recolect how I have been ever since I was <treatment n=\"1\">bled</treatment>, (which was on monday\r\n            <lb />the 28) I was better every day &amp; I slept well till Thursday, a little\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom>, (owing we supposed to a fresh <condition n=\"13\">cold</condition>) it continued till\r\n            <lb />sunday. But I slept well, till sunday night, I <symptom n=\"17\">did not sleep well</symptom>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"28\">perspired</symptom>. I found my self very <symptom n=\"9\">tired</symptom> &amp; lay till nine &amp; continued in a\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">perspiration</symptom>, &amp; after I got up I was very tired, but soon found myself\r\n            <lb />almost quite well, &amp; in the afternoon (for I always go then to M<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb />Marissal) I had scarce any <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>. So M<sup>r</sup> M: did not write to D<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb />Fordyce, as he thought on sunday to have done. I slept well, was\r\n            <lb />better &amp; better, on wednesday had no <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>, till saturday a litle &amp; did\r\n            <lb />not sleep so well, yesterday no <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>, &amp; today I find my self quite\r\n            <lb />well. This was monday the 13<sup>th</sup> he adds, since I was <treatment n=\"1\">bled</treatment> I was forbid\r\n            <lb />all flesh, butter, eggs, so I have lived on pudding, sago, tarts &amp; blamange\r\n            <lb />but I have not found myself <symptom n=\"23\">weaker</symptom> in working than usual; but\r\n            <lb />I take care not to over <unclear>heat</unclear> myself.\r\n        </p>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />upon the 20<sup>th.</sup> of March mrs Barbauld, (who is the School\r\n            <lb />Masters Wife,) wrote that in consequence of a letter I had\r\n            <lb />wrote, desiring them to write to D<sup>r.</sup> <choice><abbr>W<sup>m.</sup></abbr><expan>William</expan></choice> Fordyce\r\n            <lb />in London in case Daers complaints continued, that\r\n            <lb />accordingly mr Marissal had wrote last post, &amp; when the\r\n            <lb />answer came she would write again. ---- She says that\r\n            <lb />the <condition n=\"13\">cold</condition> had been caught in the Christmass Holidays, it was\r\n            <lb />attended with a <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> which very soon went off, but a\r\n            <lb />small degree of <symptom n=\"34\">feverishness</symptom> has been hanging about him\r\n            <lb />at intervals ever since, so that considering the delicacy\r\n            <lb />of <choice><abbr>Ld:</abbr><expan>Lord</expan></choice> Daers constitution, D<sup>r.</sup> F: was wrote to. - She adds,\r\n            <lb />We hope this step will not <del>will not</del> occasion any unÂ¬\r\n            <lb />necessary alarm, for tho the continuance of the disorÂ¬\r\n            <lb />der seems to render medical advice proper, yet it is\r\n            <lb />in itself exceeding slight. It has never confined him\r\n            <lb />a day from business, nor taken away his appetite; he has\r\n            <lb />often appeard quite well for a time. She says they hope when\r\n            <lb />the weather is better, riding out may be of service, &amp; take off\r\n            <lb />that <symptom n=\"55\">languor</symptom> he now feels, &amp; that the utmost attention has\r\n            <lb />&amp; shall be given to every circumstance of the disorder.\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Upon the 29<sup>th.</sup> She writes, D<sup>r.</sup> Fordyce approved of\r\n            <lb />what had been done, advised a repetition of <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment>\r\n            <lb />if the circumstances seems to require it, &amp; a continuance\r\n            <lb />of the Milk &amp; vegetable diet, till the Symptoms were\r\n            <lb />subsided. He ordered besides some medicines, said he\r\n            <lb />thought his case was a nice one, &amp; advised if his DisÂ¬\r\n            <lb />order should increase, the sending for a Physician from\r\n            <lb />Norwich, &amp; recommended a D<sup>r.</sup> Murray. We expect\r\n            <lb />daily another letter from D<sup>r.</sup> F- for he said he was just\r\n            <lb />come from the country &amp; wrote in a hurry, &amp; meant to\r\n            <lb />consider the case more fully. --- I wish I could say <choice><abbr>Ld:</abbr><expan>Lord</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Daer was better than when I wrote last, but unfortuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nately he has caught something of a fresh <condition n=\"13\">cold</condition>, &amp; is\r\n            <lb />more <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />On the 1<sup>st.</sup> of April, She writes, --- that Daer was\r\n            <lb />much better, He has been <treatment n=\"1\">bled</treatment>, &amp; to day has very little,\r\n            <lb />scarce any <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>, &amp; mr Marissal thought him well -\r\n            <lb />enough to ride out had the weather been favourable;\r\n            <lb />had another letter from D<sup>r.</sup> F--- he recommends the same\r\n            <lb />diet, &amp; strict abstinence from Animal food. - We have got\r\n            <lb />him asses Milk, he has had a return of his <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> since the\r\n            <lb />last <condition n=\"13\">cold</condition>, but only a slight one, &amp; not attended with any\r\n            <lb />pain in the <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart>, &amp; as things stand now, mr Marissal sees\r\n            <lb />not the least occasion for a D<sup>r.</sup> from Norwich, a step D<sup>r.</sup> F.\r\n            <lb />left to his Discretion, tho I should observe the D<sup>r.</sup> seemd\r\n            <lb />to understand <choice><abbr>Ld:</abbr><expan>Lord</expan></choice> Daers complaint as worse than mr MarisÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sal meant to represent it. --- He has never intermitted\r\n            <lb />business more than one afternoon nor been confined\r\n            <lb />to the house.\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1838, 2, '2013-10-23 16:47:30', 145),
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Make easy journies, not less than two\r\n            <lb/>nor more than three stages a day. Set out early in \r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>the morning &amp; after one stage take breakfast &amp; after\r\n            <lb/>one or two more put up for the day, so as not to\r\n            <lb/>travel after dinner. Avoid cold upon the journey.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Till he take this journey be as much in fresh\r\n            <lb/>air &amp; gentle exercise on horseback as he can.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Avoid tea &amp; coffee at breakfast : but he may\r\n            <lb/>take Cocoa, <ingredient n=\"70\">Sassafras</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"99\">Balm</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"207\">Rosemary <add place=\"above\">tea</add></ingredient>, with\r\n            <lb/>bread &amp; butter; but no jelly, marmalade or sweetmeat.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Avoid all broth except sometimes a little plain \r\n            <lb/>soup with dry toast. Chiefly take animal food\r\n            <lb/>either roasted or boiled, but <choice><abbr>avoid<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>avoiding</expan></choice> baked or fried\r\n            <lb/>meats or fat meat - He may take sparingly of\r\n            <lb/>the lighter kinds of fish.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Avoid the cold &amp; <symptom n=\"7\">windy</symptom> kind of vegetables.\r\n            <lb/>Fill up his meal with pudding or pancake.\r\n            <lb/>Cautious in taking fruit.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Drink plain water. No malt liquors and \r\n            <lb/>should be cautious in wine. Take only the strongest\r\n            <lb/>as Madera, red Port or very good Sherry. Should\r\n            <lb/>never exceed half a mutchkin of wine &amp; if it gives\r\n            <lb/>any sourness in his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> let it alone altogether\r\n            <lb/>&amp; take Spirits &amp; water in place of it\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>At supper a newlaid soft boiled egg is enough, or \r\n            <lb/>if wine agrees with him, a little boiled barley, rice,\r\n            <lb/>or sago may be taken with a spoonful or two of wine.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><subst><del>Spiceries</del><add place=\"above\">Pickles</add></subst> of all kinds are hurtful, but he may\r\n            <lb/>take spiceries or mustard moderately.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Avoid <symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom> of business more than is absoluteÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ly necessary. Avoid late hours. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Avoid fatigue from walking, tho walking &amp; \r\n            <lb/>fresh air may be useful if moderate.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If this regimen, journey &amp;c do not give a cure\r\n            <lb/>I shall advise some <choice><abbr>med<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice>. In the meantime two or three\r\n            <lb/>glasses of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"6\">Hartfell Spa</ingredient> every day may be of service.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 22<sup>d</sup> March. 1779.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4393, 13, '2015-01-12 11:31:26', 90);
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The part\r\n            <lb/>to be afterwards covered with <del>warm</del> flannel. The best\r\n            <lb/>time for anointing is the <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>For the <symptom n=\"109\">Noise in his <bodypart n=\"7\">Ears</bodypart></symptom> a few drops of the Oil\r\n            <lb/>No 2. is to be droped into the <bodypart n=\"7\">Ear</bodypart> every night &amp; morning for some \r\n            <lb/>days together especially after any cold &amp;<sup>c</sup> has rendered his ailment \r\n            <lb/>worse. 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It is \r\n            <lb/>especially proper when he finds his <bodypart n=\"5\">Nose</bodypart> much stuffed\r\n            <lb/>&amp; when he finds that the blowing of his <bodypart n=\"5\">Nose</bodypart> does not\r\n            <lb/>dispel the <symptom n=\"109\">Noise of his <bodypart n=\"7\">Ear</bodypart></symptom> as it used to do; but he must\r\n            <lb/>not employ the Syrup too frequently as it may\r\n            <lb/>be apt to render the <symptom n=\"117\"><bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart> a little sore &amp; tender</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Tho Cold bathing has been of use in <action n=\"31\">strengthening</action> \r\n            <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Ordes <bodypart n=\"47\">nerves</bodypart>; but I suspect that it does not agree\r\n            <lb/>well with the uneasiness of his <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> and as \r\n            <lb/>the former purpose is not now so necessary I would lay aside\r\n            <lb/>cold bathing, particularly Sea bathing till we try\r\n            <lb/>the effects of the <action n=\"41\">Discutient</action> Oil\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4409, 3, '2014-12-20 11:48:32', 59),
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I think the <treatment n=\"1\">bleedings</treatment>\r\n            <lb/>were necessary but <add place=\"above\">hope</add> they may be spared now &amp; \r\n            <lb/>I would avoid them except She become <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If the <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom> of the <bodypart n=\"19\">Knee</bodypart> does not go <add place=\"above\">of</add> fast\r\n            <lb/>I would have <treatment n=\"14\">three or four Leeches Set upon it</treatment>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; allowed to <treatment n=\"1\">bleed freely</treatment> &amp; I would do the same\r\n            <lb/>with any other <bodypart n=\"89\">Joint</bodypart> that any <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom> comes\r\n            <lb/>on. 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If these\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />effects appear the medicine may be repeated for se<supplied>veral</supplied>\r\n            <lb />mornings Successively, or if the first dose seems <supplied>to have</supplied>\r\n            <lb />little effect, and at the same time gives no d<illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />it may be increased the second day to fifteen <supplied>grains</supplied>\r\n            <lb />perhaps on the third or fourth to twenty gra<supplied>ins</supplied>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I have nothing further to propose at pre<supplied>sent</supplied>\r\n            <lb />but that if the <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> occasion <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> <supplied>this</supplied>\r\n            <lb />must be obviated by an <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetic pill</ingredient> or other <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />and preferably to either by <treatment n=\"8\">injections</treatment>. I wo<supplied>uld</supplied>\r\n            <lb />not at present insist either upon Bathing <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />upon <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> but if the remedies I have <supplied>proposed</supplied>\r\n            <lb />shall as I expect break the force of her dis<supplied>ease</supplied>\r\n            <lb />and discuss it very much I may upon a <supplied>report</supplied>\r\n            <lb />of this give some further advice for confir<unclear>ming</unclear>\r\n            <lb />and preserving her health.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cull<supplied>en</supplied>\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 17<sup>th.</sup> March\r\n                <lb /><u>1785</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 5007, 11, '2015-04-10 10:40:56', 106),
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This particular business has not been traced in any Edinburgh street directory of the period, although at least one other \'laboratory\' was located in Edinburgh\'s old town around this date.</note> \r\n                <lb />Friday 10 oClock am\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n        </opener>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I am just now favoured with the inclosed\r\n            <lb />journal of Miss Campbells Case, since begining the\r\n            <lb />use of the <ingredient n=\"31\">Musk</ingredient> - It will give you satisfaction to find\r\n            <lb />that it seems to have been attended with, as good\r\n            <lb />Effects, as could be expected, in so very obstinate a Case\r\n            <lb />having sensibly abated the Violence of the <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom>, procured\r\n            <lb />sleep &amp; <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom>, and promoted the Catamenia -<note>The \'journal\', to be found at the close of this letter, consists of a calendar of the doses and methods employed for administering this medication. The abbreviated terminology is somewhat cryptic, but \'Inj\' probably indicates \'by injection\' (i.e. by glyster).</note>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I would, gladly, have done myself the honor of\r\n            <lb />waiting of you, with this report; But, have been conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fined, for some days, to my Room, with <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatic</condition>,\r\n            <lb />&amp; other Complaints, the Effects of Cold.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />What further Directions you have, for Miss\r\n            <lb />Campbell, be pleased to send them to me; as soon\r\n            <lb />as your Conveniency Permits. And I shall transmit\r\n            <lb />them to M<sup>r</sup> Ochiltree, who, I hope, you\'ll be satisfied,\r\n            <lb />from this specimen of his attention to your orders, will\r\n            <lb />do all justice to your Prescriptions, wishing your joined\r\n            <lb />Efforts may prove successful\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I am Sir Most respectfully\r\n                <lb />yours\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Ivie Campbell \r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Friday\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />26<sup>th.</sup> 15 g<sup>r.</sup> M.\r\n                <lb />27 15.\r\n                <lb />L. 150 Inj. &amp; 100\r\n                <lb />28 L lis 50\r\n                <lb />M. 15\r\n                <lb />30 L100\r\n                <lb />Inj. 180\r\n                <lb />L 70\r\n                <lb />31 m.15\r\n                <lb />Inj. 200\r\n                <lb />ap<sup>l.</sup> i m.20\r\n                <lb />3 Â£100\r\n                <lb />m.20.\r\n                <lb />4 L.100\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 2592, 3, '2013-09-19 16:37:18', 38),
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I believe\r\n            <lb />her <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> to be very great but at the same\r\n            <lb />time the last Paragraph of M<sup>r.</sup> Ochiltrees letter\r\n            <lb />is very remarkable \"<symptom n=\"15\">pulse now 61 regular and\r\n            <lb />good</symptom>\" I could make some curious observation on\r\n            <lb />this Subject but there is neither place nor time\r\n            <lb />for them here.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I have the same opinion of the disease as\r\n            <lb />ever and the Same opinion of the fairly possible\r\n            <lb />remedies Viz. these already advised and I have\r\n            <lb />nothing new to offer more than what I said\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n\r\n\r\n            <lb />in my letter of <illegible w=\"1\"/> and can\'t <illegible w=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Ochiltree <illegible w=\"4\"/> to day seems to\r\n            <lb />have fallen Short not so sure of <ingredient n=\"58\">L.L.</ingredient> as in two\r\n            <lb />instances he has <illegible w=\"4\"/> and never\r\n            <lb />more than one hundred. I must leave a great deal\r\n            <lb />to M<sup>r.</sup> Ochiltree discretion who is upon the Spot\r\n            <lb />and can only Say that the disease is of such nature\r\n            <lb />very much <condition n=\"53\">Tetanic</condition> as to require and bear a great\r\n            <lb />deal of <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient>. I the more readily make this\r\n            <lb />observation because I suspect that the <treatment n=\"8\"><ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />given by injection</treatment> thought given very freely does\r\n            <lb />not operate upon the System so much as we\r\n            <lb />might expect but I must still say that with\r\n            <lb />the hints given in this and my last letter I must\r\n            <lb />leave much to M<sup>r.</sup> Ochiltrees good judgement.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />On the Subject of nourishment I made my\r\n            <lb />observation in my last. In the present state of\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> Some Cordials seem to be absolutey necessary\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />and the <unclear>animal Spirits</unclear> as chiefly to be depended\r\n            <lb />upon but <illegible w=\"4\"/> by some\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"3\">Antispasmodics</action> <illegible w=\"3\" /> <ingredient n=\"28\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Castor</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />Volatile <illegible w=\"3\" /> perhaps Other However\r\n            <lb />desperate the Case I think we must not cease to make\r\n            <lb />attempts for relief. 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L.</abbr><expan>Liquid Laudanum</expan></choice></ingredient> -- \r\n            <lb />About 4 p.m. the upper parts <symptom n=\"28\">sweated</symptom> but did not continue long --- \r\n            <lb />About 8 p.m. the <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> returned, with a lightness in the <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart>, before\r\n            <lb />9 o\'Clock <choice><abbr>gr xx</abbr><expan>twenty grains</expan></choice> of <ingredient n=\"31\">Musk</ingredient> were given -- At 11 p.m. the <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> stopt -- \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"5\">The fits</symptom> tonight were very weak &amp; at intervalls of near half an hour\r\n            <lb />having more the Appearance of <symptom n=\"33\">Deliquium</symptom> than <symptom n=\"57\">spasm</symptom> -- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Sunday 10 <sup>th.</sup> slept about an hour this morning - still <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom>\r\n            <lb />pained &amp; <symptom n=\"3\">sick</symptom> -- about 9 a.m. took 120 <choice><abbr>g<sup>tts.</sup></abbr><expan>drops</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"58\"><choice><abbr>L. L.</abbr><expan>Liquid Laudanum</expan></choice></ingredient> -- at 2 p.m. <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />easier - <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"55\">Urethra</bodypart> &amp;c. more pained -- at 7 p.m. pain in the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />begining to encrease took <choice><abbr>gr xx</abbr><expan>twenty grains</expan></choice> of <ingredient n=\"31\">Musk</ingredient> ---- <symptom n=\"5\">No fits</symptom> ---- \r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Monday 11 <sup>th.</sup> at 2 a.m. <symptom n=\"5\">no fits</symptom>, &amp; being pretty easy, took two\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"21\">Laxative pills</action>, which operated thrice before 10 o\'Clock a.m. but no fÃ¦ces - \r\n            <lb />concealing this effect, she of herself took a third pill, suspecting there\r\n            <lb />was something had been long lodged in the <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>, which by 2 p.m.\r\n            <lb />brought away at two motions a large Quantity of fÅ“tid <symptom n=\"38\">Bilious</symptom>\r\n            <lb />fÃ¦ces of a Natural consistance -- Was very <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom> afterwards &amp; <symptom n=\"45\">fainted</symptom>\r\n            <lb />frequently, with a restless uneasyness all over her, which could not\r\n            <lb />properly be called pain; took 100 <choice><abbr>g<sup>tts.</sup></abbr><expan>drops</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"58\"><choice><abbr>L. L.</abbr><expan>Liquid Laudanum</expan></choice></ingredient> -- soon after she grew easy\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />free of all pain, excepting a little in the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> and said she had not\r\n            <lb />been so well for Months before -- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Tuesday 12<sup>th.</sup> slept some last night -- continuing easy - took\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>gr xx</abbr><expan>twenty drops</expan></choice> of <ingredient n=\"31\">Musk</ingredient> in the Morning --- I was this forenoon called away\r\n            <lb />&amp; could not return before Saturday Night -- I found in all that\r\n            <lb />time she had no <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom>, but was often much pained in the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, &amp;\r\n            <lb />once, for about ten minutes, had the <symptom n=\"57\">spasm</symptom> in her <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart> -- she every\r\n            <lb />Night took at least 125 <choice><abbr>g<sup>tts.</sup></abbr><expan>drops</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"58\"><choice><abbr>L. L.</abbr><expan>Laudanum</expan></choice></ingredient> generally more, &amp; some times even\r\n            <lb />200 <choice><abbr>g<sup>tts.</sup></abbr><expan>drops</expan></choice> &amp; in the Mornings <choice><abbr>gr xx</abbr><expan>twenty grains</expan></choice> of <ingredient n=\"31\">Musk</ingredient>. --- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Saturday 16<sup>th.</sup> This forenoon she took a <treatment n=\"8\">Common Injection</treatment>\r\n            <lb />with effect -- On my return at 10 p.m. finding her more than\r\n            <lb />usually pained in the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, gave her 150 <choice><abbr>g<sup>tts.</sup></abbr><expan>drops</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"58\"><choice><abbr>L. L.</abbr><expan>Liquid Laudanum</expan></choice></ingredient> &amp; being still\r\n            <lb />pained, before Morning she took 100 <choice><abbr>g<sup>tts.</sup></abbr><expan>drops</expan></choice> more -- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Sunday 17<sup>th.</sup> About 8 a.m. took <choice><abbr>gr xx</abbr><expan>twenty grains</expan></choice> of <ingredient n=\"31\">Musk</ingredient> - complained\r\n            <lb />of <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom>, but otherwise tollerably easy -- towards evening <symptom n=\"17\">no sleep</symptom>\r\n            <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"1\">headach encreased</symptom> -- at 7 p.m. <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> very much pained, with\r\n            <lb />what she calls the <symptom n=\"79\">stitchy pain</symptom> in it, took 80 <choice><abbr>g<sup>tts.</sup></abbr><expan>drops</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"58\"><choice><abbr>L. L.</abbr><expan>Liquid Laudanum</expan></choice></ingredient> &amp; at 8 p.m.\r\n            <lb />took <choice><abbr>twenty grains</abbr></choice> of <ingredient n=\"31\">Musk</ingredient> the <symptom n=\"57\">spasm</symptom> having seized her <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart> as bad as ever\r\n            <lb />&amp; continued for about an hour, during which, &amp; for about an hour\r\n            <lb />after, the <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> were very frequent, but so very weak as to have the\r\n            <lb />appearance of <symptom n=\"45\">fainting</symptom> -- \r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Monday 18<sup>th.</sup> The <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> &amp; pain in the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> continuing\r\n            <lb />at 3 a.m. took 80 <choice><abbr>g<sup>tts.</sup></abbr><expan>drops</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"58\"><choice><abbr>Liquid Laudanum</abbr></choice></ingredient> -- At 1 o\'Clock p.m. <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> easier\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> severe &amp; very <symptom n=\"3\">sick</symptom> -- About 4 p.m. began to <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom> -- \r\n            <lb />at 10 p.m. <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom> beginning to dry up took <choice><abbr>gr xxiij</abbr><expan>twenty-three grains</expan></choice> of <ingredient n=\"31\">Musk</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />&amp; 130 <choice><abbr>g<sup>tts.</sup></abbr><expan>drops</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"58\"><choice><abbr>L. L.</abbr><expan>Liquid Laudanum</expan></choice></ingredient> in it -- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Tuesday 19<sup>th.</sup> <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom> continued all night, but very little\r\n            <lb />on <bodypart n=\"52\">her lower extremities</bodypart> -- <symptom n=\"17\">slept none</symptom> -- This Morning took\r\n            <lb />four <action n=\"21\">Laxative pills</action> which by 10 p.m. procured Two small\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"38\">Bilious stools</symptom>, before 12 p.m. took <choice><abbr>gr xxv</abbr><expan>twenty-five grains</expan></choice> of <ingredient n=\"31\">Musk</ingredient> with <choice><abbr>g<sup>tt.</sup> 150</abbr><expan>150 drops</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"58\"><choice><abbr>L. L.</abbr><expan>Liquid Laudanum</expan></choice></ingredient>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Wednesday 20<sup>th</sup> Much <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> -- <symptom n=\"17\">no sleep</symptom> -- at 5 a.m.\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> very uneasy took 100 <choice><abbr>g<sup>tts.</sup></abbr><expan>drops</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"58\"><choice><abbr>L. L.</abbr><expan>Liquid Laudanum</expan></choice></ingredient> all day <symptom n=\"3\">sick</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"55\">Languid</symptom> -- at 8 p.m.\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />took <choice><abbr>gr xxv</abbr><expan>twenty-five grains</expan></choice> of <ingredient n=\"31\">Musk</ingredient> with 160 <choice><abbr>g<sup>tts.</sup></abbr><expan>drops</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"58\"><choice><abbr>L. L.</abbr><expan>Liquid Laudanum</expan></choice></ingredient> -- pained in the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />&amp; <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart> -- at 11 p.m. the <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> with the <symptom n=\"2\">shakings</symptom> returned,\r\n            <lb />but not quite so violent as formerly --- At 12 p.m. <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"2\">shakings</symptom>\r\n            <lb />stopt, but severely pained in the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> - with <symptom n=\"92\">BorborÂ¬\r\n            <lb />igmy</symptom> &amp; some <symptom n=\"45\">faintings</symptom> or rather very <symptom n=\"5\">weak fits</symptom> - refused to\r\n            <lb />take an <treatment n=\"8\">Injection</treatment>, but took 160 <choice><abbr>g<sup>tts.</sup></abbr><expan>drops</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"58\"><choice><abbr>L. L.</abbr><expan>Liquid Laudanum</expan></choice></ingredient> --- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Thursday 21<sup>st.</sup> at 4 a.m. pains much the same took\r\n            <lb />100 <choice><abbr>g<sup>tts.</sup></abbr><expan>drops</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"58\"><choice><abbr>L. L.</abbr><expan>Liquid Laudanum</expan></choice></ingredient> all day very <symptom n=\"3\">sick</symptom>, <symptom n=\"55\">Languid</symptom> &amp; disposed to slumber\r\n            <lb />but <symptom n=\"17\">no sleep</symptom> - <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> very violent -- some <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"2\">shakings</symptom>\r\n            <lb />but rather less Violent -- the smallest thing, even the falling\r\n            <lb />of a tea spoon upon the Carpet, or the sudden admission of\r\n            <lb />more light from the Window, agitates her &amp; brings on the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> -- between 9 &amp; 10 p.m. took <choice><abbr>gr xxv</abbr><expan>twenty-five grains</expan></choice> of <ingredient n=\"31\">Musk</ingredient> &amp; 180 <choice><abbr>g<sup>tts.</sup></abbr><expan>drops</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"28\"><bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart> inclined to sweat</symptom> --  \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Friday 22 at 1 this Morning - <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom> as before -\r\n            <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"2\">shakings</symptom> very frequent - <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> very violent - <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />much pained &amp; stitched <symptom n=\"12\">affecting her breathing</symptom> after every\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom>, took 200 <choice><abbr>g<sup>tts.</sup></abbr><expan>drops</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"58\"><choice><abbr>L. L.</abbr><expan>Liquid Laudanum</expan></choice></ingredient> -- about 6 a.m. no better, took 100\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>g<sup>tts.</sup></abbr><expan>drops</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"58\"><choice><abbr>L. L.</abbr><expan>Liquid Laudanum</expan></choice></ingredient> - <symptom n=\"3\">very sick</symptom>, &amp; much pained - <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"2\">shakings</symptom> very\r\n            <lb />frequent &amp; severer - <symptom n=\"17\">has slept none for several Nights past</symptom>.\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">pulse from 65 to 75 - yesterday it was above 80</symptom>, &amp; <symptom n=\"21\"><bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> very\r\n            <lb />hot</symptom>, &amp; for part of one day, was as slow as 50 - The <condition n=\"24\">stranguary</condition>\r\n            <lb />for a few days past has been very painful, but she could not\r\n            <lb />be moved into the Warm bath, as it was to that complaint\r\n            <lb />it gave releif -- ---- I must Observe that the person from\r\n            <lb />whom you get the Musk, as he takes a good price, ought to\r\n            <lb />give good Measure, for the 4 drams last sent, upon my weighing\r\n            <lb />them, came just 40 grains short - none could be lost in the\r\n            <lb />carriage, &amp; I beleive my weights are just -- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am D<sup>r</sup> Sir\r\n                <lb />Yours\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Robert Ochiltree\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Shall answer your other letter\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> is never entirely free of the Motion I formerly Mentioned\r\n            <lb />in it -- &amp; for some days it is constantly very great --- \r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Ivie Campbell\r\n            <lb />Care of M<sup>r.</sup> James Stewart\r\n            <lb />Druggist\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Ochiltree\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> Miss Campbell\r\n                <lb />of Dunstaffnage\r\n                <lb />April 1785\r\n                <lb />V. XVII p.27:49\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 2603, 13, '2014-12-17 14:05:38', 235),
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You\r\n            <lb />will please now let M<sup>r.</sup> Ochiltree know that\r\n            <lb />I have perused his exact and full report with\r\n            <lb />great attention and must do him the justice to say\r\n            <lb />that I think he has acted in every thing with\r\n            <lb />great judgement and discretion and it gives me\r\n            <lb />great Satisfaction when I meet with persons\r\n            <lb />so willing and capable to Execute my advices.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />From his report I am persuaded we\r\n            <lb />have proposed the only remedies that could have\r\n            <lb />been effectual and though the disease is by no\r\n            <lb />means yet dismissed it is I hope considerably\r\n            <lb />relieved. I take one particular mark of it that\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"186\">Opisthotonos</symptom> which formerly appeared does\r\n            <lb />not now and that the <symptom n=\"5\">Spasms</symptom> in general\r\n            <lb />are less violent. There is therefore some encourageÂ¬\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />ment for us to persist in the course we are in\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"31\">The Musk</ingredient> has manifestly at least on several\r\n            <lb />occasions had good effects and if the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />would receive and retain it I believe the dose\r\n            <lb />might be increassed with advantage and for\r\n            <lb />making the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> retain it better I would\r\n            <lb />have a hundred or more drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />be given along with it, or such a dose of\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> to be given half an hour or an\r\n            <lb />hour before the <ingredient n=\"31\">Musk</ingredient> draught. Another\r\n            <lb />improvement which I think may be made\r\n            <lb />is not to give the <ingredient n=\"31\">musk</ingredient> in the morning\r\n            <lb />as I first proposed but rather in the AfterÂ¬\r\n            <lb />noon or Evening when the <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> are either\r\n            <lb />more violent or disposed to be so and I think\r\n            <lb />in M<sup>r.</sup> Ochiltrees report there are one\r\n            <lb />or two instances of the <ingredient n=\"31\">Musk</ingredient> being then\r\n            <lb />given with immediate good effects. I must\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />own that M<sup>r.</sup> Ochiltree has given the <ingredient n=\"14\">opiate</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />as I advised pretty freely but at the same time\r\n            <lb />must Say that he has done no more than I\r\n            <lb />would have advised. He might perhaps have\r\n            <lb />gone a little farther than he has done and\r\n            <lb />I think he might do so if the disease continue\r\n            <lb />still obstinate. There is one mark of its obstinacy\r\n            <lb />&amp; its threatning to continue long which I have\r\n            <lb />met with before and that is the Patients conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tinuing to subsist upon a very small quanÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tity of nourishment.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />In my former Letter I expressed my\r\n            <lb />diffidence of the benefit of warm Bathing and\r\n            <lb />rather proposed its being laid aside but there\r\n            <lb />is an expression in M<sup>r.</sup> Ochiltree report which\r\n            <lb />changes my opinion. He says that the warm\r\n            <lb />bath has always been a certain means of\r\n            <lb />relief and if it is so I shall think it very\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />proper to employ it as often as may be conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />venient continuing by interim additions of\r\n            <lb />warm water to keep her as long in it as\r\n            <lb />She can easily bear.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Ochiltree has been very commendaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />bly attentive to keeping the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular and\r\n            <lb />I hope he will continue to be so, especially\r\n            <lb />as it is so easily done notwithstanding the\r\n            <lb />quantity of <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> taken.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />When I wrote formerly I expected that\r\n            <lb />by this time I should have had an opportunity\r\n            <lb />of advising a different Set of medicines but\r\n            <lb />I don\'t find that opportunity to be yet come\r\n            <lb />but I shall very willingly embrace it when\r\n            <lb />it offers. 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since\r\n            <lb />which time, she has had no return of the <symptom n=\"57\">spasmodic <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom></symptom>,\r\n            <lb />and as she has been ever since much in the same way,\r\n            <lb />I believe a particular detail will be unnecessary --            \r\n            <lb />I could not prevail with her to take more <ingredient n=\"31\">Musk</ingredient>, but\r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient> has been continued in nearly the same doses\r\n            <lb />as I mentioned in my last - Her <bodypart n=\"79\">Jaw</bodypart>, which had a\r\n            <lb />degree of <symptom n=\"57\">spasm</symptom> on it from the first seizure, has been\r\n            <lb />all last week free of it. her <bodypart n=\"16\">fingers</bodypart>, which before were\r\n            <lb />bent &amp; <symptom n=\"133\">stiffish</symptom>, are now as easy &amp; supple as ever - \r\n            <lb />she has hardly any pain in the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, &amp; but a\r\n            <lb />little motion in it; her <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> not so violent,\r\n            <lb />her principal Complaint is a <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"55\">Languor</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />Which I fancy is owing to the large quantity of <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />taken - she has sometimes <symptom n=\"57\">twitches</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"119\">startling</symptom> in her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"12\">Arms</bodypart> -- The <condition n=\"8\">Catamenia</condition>, expected for three days past,\r\n            <lb />not yet appeared -- this Morning took three <action n=\"21\">laxative pills</action>,\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"3\">vomited</symptom> in a few hours after, &amp; her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> is more\r\n            <lb />pained -- <symptom n=\"17\">sleeps very little &amp; that much disturbed</symptom> --\r\n            <lb />has sometimes a little inclination to eat, &amp; takes\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />a small bit of Biskit &amp; Marmalade - <symptom n=\"15\">pulse in general\r\n            <lb />as usual from about 60 to 70 or 75</symptom> - she cannot\r\n            <lb />raise her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> without a <symptom n=\"45\">faintness</symptom>, &amp; is so <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom> her\r\n            <lb />bed could not be made but once this fortnight past.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />As the <symptom n=\"57\">Spasm</symptom> is now reduced, if not entirely\r\n            <lb />removed, I suppose the Doctor will order the other\r\n            <lb />set of Medicines he proposed - Untill I receive\r\n            <lb />further instructions I shall continue the <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />but believe I might diminish the dose a little, to releive\r\n            <lb />the severe <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom> she is oppressed with; 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very seldom any other uneasiness --\r\n            \r\n        </p>     \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The <condition n=\"8\">Catamenia</condition> did not appear last time, but during\r\n            <lb />that period there was a <symptom n=\"46\">discharge of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart></symptom> to about two\r\n            \r\n         <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />or three Ounces from the <bodypart n=\"3\">root of one of her fore teeth</bodypart>;\r\n            <lb />Whether that was in consequence of the want of the Other\r\n            <lb />I cannot say --- It is soon expected again ---- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Her appetite is daily encreasing &amp; she takes a\r\n            <lb />bit of Lamb or Veal with a good dale of Relish -- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />She now begins to bear the sitting for an hour or\r\n            <lb />two, in a chair, but <symptom n=\"17\">her sleep is remarkably little\r\n            <lb />&amp; very uncertain</symptom> -- In short, she is upon the whole\r\n            <lb />so much better, that I intend leaving her some day\r\n            <lb />next week, &amp; your next letter will find me at\r\n            <lb />Inveraray --- I hope to have the pleasure of\r\n            <lb />hearing you have now got the better of your\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"127\">severe Rheumatic complaint</symptom> joins me in best\r\n            <lb />wishes and I always remain\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Your Most Obedient\r\n                <lb />humble Servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Robert <u>Ochiltree</u>\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        \r\n            \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Ivie Campbell\r\n            <lb />at M<sup>r.</sup> James Stewarts\r\n            <lb />Druggist\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Ochiltree\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> Miss Campbell\r\n                <lb />May 1785\r\n                <lb />â„– xvii. P. 16,27,49,59\r\n<lb />130\r\n                \r\n            </p>    \r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 2634, 2, '2013-08-27 12:29:57', 45),
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She is not yet at <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> time of life <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> these naturally \r\n            <lb/>cease. but this is different in different constitutions, - and\r\n            <lb/>I suspect the <condition n=\"8\">irregularity you mention to be a Prelude to the enÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tire ceasing of them</condition>. This however may not happen for a\r\n            <lb/>year or two, &amp; in the mean time unless we can guard against\r\n            <lb/>it the <condition n=\"8\">irregularity</condition> will subject her to some of her present\r\n            <lb/>complaints. To obviate these\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Lay aside altogether the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"17\"><choice><abbr>Harrowg. water</abbr><expan>Harrowgate water</expan></choice></ingredient>, taking care of\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> ---- <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice> it comes on must be removed by\r\n            <lb/>a dose of \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes socotor.</ingredient> - <ingredient n=\"5\">as. fatid.</ingredient> @ Ê’j <ingredient n=\"93\">Sal polychr.</ingredient> â„ˆj\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"75\">Mucil. G. Ar.</ingredient>q.s. ut f. Massa divid. in pil. s. gr. v.\r\n                <lb/>S. <action n=\"21\"><action n=\"33\">Laxat. aperient Pills</action></action>. 1. 2. or 3 for a dose of bedtime.\r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take a dram of each <ingredient n=\"3\">aloe</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"5\">Asafoetida</ingredient>,\r\n                a scruple of <ingredient n=\"93\">polychrest salts</ingredient>, and a sufficient amount of muscilage of\r\n                <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient> to form a dough which you then divide into pills of\r\n                5 grammes each.\r\n                Label it: <action n=\"21\"><action n=\"33\">Laxative aperient Pills</action></action>. Take 1, 2 or 3 as a dose at bedtime.\r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n            </recipe>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            The only other <choice><abbr>med</abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice> is\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"81\">Pulv. rad. colomb.</ingredient> gr. v. <ingredient n=\"35\">Limat.\r\n                <lb/>Mart.</ingredient> pp<sup>tt.</sup> gr. iij <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam. pulv.</ingredient> gr. viij. â„³. f. pulv. et <unclear>f.</unclear>\r\n                <lb/>h.m. dos. N: <subst><del>xxviii</del><add>28.</add></subst> S. <action n=\"33\">Aperient powders</action>, are to be taken\r\n                <lb/>in a little <ingredient n=\"280\">currant jelly</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"276\">Panada</ingredient> twice a day &amp; so continue\r\n                <lb/>for a fortn<sup>t.</sup> They are to be taken \r\n                <lb/>in y<sup>e</sup> morn<sup>g</sup> bef. breakf.\r\n                <lb/>&amp; about an hour or 2 before dinner. but if the morning does\r\n                <lb/>be very disagreable, it m.b. delayed till 7. or 8 p.m.\r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take 5 grammes of <ingredient n=\"81\">powdered Columbo root</ingredient>, \r\n                3 grammes of prepared <ingredient n=\"35\">steel</ingredient>, \r\n                3 grammes of <ingredient n=\"65\">powdered cinnamon</ingredient>.\r\n                Mix all the powders and <unclear>take</unclear> in an emergency. \r\n                Make 28.\r\n                Label it: <action n=\"33\">Aperient powders</action>, \r\n                are to be taken in a little <ingredient n=\"280\">currant jelly</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"276\">Panada</ingredient> \r\n                twice a day &amp; so continue for a fortnight. \r\n                They are to be taken in the morning before breakfast &amp; about an hour or 2 before dinner. \r\n                but if the morning does be very disagreable, it may be delayed till 7. or 8 p.m.\r\n            </reg></choice></recipe>  \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Her diet should be light, not too low. A bit of any plain\r\n            <lb/>meat at dinner but few greins roots or fruits. Still avoid\r\n            <lb/>fish. Should avoid all Red wine --- &amp; sherry is the best\r\n            <lb/>of white wines, &amp; of this 2 or 3 glasses both at dinner and\r\n            <lb/>supper will be very proper. For ordinary drink, wine &amp;\r\n            <lb/>water or small beer as she like best.\r\n         </p>\r\n          <p>\r\n            <lb/>A good deal of exercise, but guard against bad wather, cold\r\n            <lb/>in the feet &amp; legs especially &amp;cc.\r\n          </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>Was the <treatment n=\"70\">Evacuation</treatment> at the end of <choice><abbr>Sep<sup>tr.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> &amp; 9<sup>bre.</sup> in greater or\r\n            <lb/>smaller quantity than usual.\r\n            </p>\r\n        <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 13<sup>th.</sup> 1777 -----</dateline>\r\n        <signed>W.C.</signed></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3981, 2, '2013-09-04 12:09:06', 131),
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It does not\r\n           <lb/>consist in the in the increased quantity of urine, therefore\r\n           <lb/>not in a laxity of the <bodypart n=\"45\">kidnies</bodypart> &amp; therefore does not require diÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>rect <action n=\"5\">astringents</action>. Neither do I think this case depends\r\n           <lb/>upon <symptom n=\"28\">obstructed perspiration</symptom> or absorption by the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> &amp;\r\n           <lb/>therefore warm bathing less requisite. The disease seems\r\n           <lb/>to depend on a certain change in the quality of the fluid,\r\n           <lb/>but as this quality commonly determines more copiously to\r\n           <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"45\">kidnies</bodypart>, to take off that determination <choice><abbr>m.b.</abbr><expan>may be</expan></choice> of service\r\n           <lb/>&amp; therefore warm bathing &amp; the <choice><abbr>warm bath<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>warm bathing</expan></choice> you have used\r\n           <lb/>has been useful, but do not continue to repeat it so freÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>quently especially as you may now have access to exercise\r\n           <lb/>abroad, but as to the <choice><abbr>employ<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>employing</expan></choice> of warm <choice><abbr>bath<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>bathing</expan></choice> you must\r\n           <lb/>be directed by still <choice><abbr>compar<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>comparing</expan></choice> urine &amp; drink. Give as\r\n           <lb/>much exercise horseback or carriage as he can bear.\r\n           <lb/>Continue your tonic <choice><abbr>med<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> &amp; if you continue <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient>\r\n           <lb/>reduce it to <choice><abbr>Ê’ij</abbr><expan>two drachms</expan></choice> a day. but after such <choice><abbr>q<sup>ties</sup></abbr><expan>quantities</expan></choice> I would\r\n           <lb/>fain interrupt it now for a little, <choice><abbr>substitut<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>substituting</expan></choice> for a week\r\n           <lb/>or two <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"61\">Uva ursi</ingredient>. Diet as before. -- No room for\r\n           <lb/><ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers powder</ingredient>. The <symptom n=\"63\">Oedematous <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart></symptom>, rather tho not\r\n           <lb/>very strongly contraindicate the warm bathing.\r\n       </p>\r\n       <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 14<sup>th.</sup> 1777.</dateline>\r\n       <signed>W.C.</signed></closer>\r\n   </div> \r\n</body>', 3982, 2, '2013-06-24 14:23:02', 40),
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He has no <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> but when the\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> is upon him, &amp; then <unclear>choaked</unclear> with <symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom> untill he <symptom n=\"3\">threw\r\n            <lb/>up quantities of Phlegm</symptom>- Greens &amp; all kinds of roots\r\n            <lb/>agrees with him - His <symptom n=\"8\">appetite sometimes very good and\r\n            <lb/>at other times none at all</symptom>- Milk does not agree with\r\n            <lb/>him- Honey agrees well with him and he eats it\r\n            <lb/>twice a Day not that he was ever ordered it but by taking \r\n            <lb/>it &amp; it agreeing with him- He took <treatment n=\"9\">Vomits</treatment> at the beÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ginning of his illness with good effect but now they leave\r\n      <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>him so <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom> that he cannot bear them- He was never\r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"4\">Blistered</treatment> but once and did not find any benefit- He\r\n            <lb/>has been frequently <treatment n=\"6\">Glystered</treatment> and with good effects.\r\n            <lb/>The Gentleman whom M<sup>r</sup> Wilson employs cares not\r\n            <lb/>to acquaint him with what he has taken under \r\n            <lb/>pretence if its being a medicine peculiar to himself &amp;\r\n            <lb/>as it is the only one given him during his illness\r\n            <lb/>I thought it absolutely necessary for you to know \r\n            <lb/>it &amp; have for that purpose sent you a smal phial \r\n            <lb/>of it &amp; I think it will require no witchcraft to find \r\n            <lb/>it out - The usual dose was a Teaspoon full and the \r\n            <lb/>effects an immediate <symptom n=\"96\">stupor</symptom> and in that state he\r\n            <lb/>lay during the Night and altho\' he heard always\r\n            <lb/>every thing pass, he still found himself refreshed\r\n            <lb/>in the Morning, and never gave him any <symptom n=\"96\">head ach</symptom>- \r\n            <lb/>You omitted <add place=\"above\"><unclear>among</unclear></add> the quantity that he was to take of \r\n            <lb/>the mixture we <unclear>ventured</unclear> upon a Table Spoon full\r\n            <lb/>and it has answered pretty nearly the same effects \r\n            <lb/>with the additional good of keeping <add place=\"above\">him</add> regular\r\n            <lb/>in his Body <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> the other did not. <add place=\"above\">and without <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"9\">sleepedness</symptom></add> - I am now\r\n            <lb/>to make an apology for coming away in your\r\n            <lb/>Debt, but it was my servants fault who forgot \r\n            <lb/>to pay the Druggist- If you write to me I\r\n            <lb/>will take care to see every thing put in practice\r\n            <lb/>that you point out - I know he hurts himself\r\n            <lb/>by <symptom n=\"9\">over fatigue</symptom> - My Wife begs to join me in\r\n            <lb/>every good wish and \r\n        </p>   \r\n      <closer>  \r\n          <salute>\r\n                    <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir your most\r\n              <lb/>Obliged Humble Servant\r\n          </salute>     \r\n          <signed><choice><abbr>Jn</abbr><expan>John</expan></choice> Orde</signed>\r\n          <dateline>Weetwood <choice><abbr>Apr</abbr><expan>April</expan></choice> 18<sup>th</sup> 1779</dateline>\r\n      </closer>        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Doctor Cullen \r\n            <lb/>Mint\r\n            <lb/>Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>with a smal parcel \r\n            <lb/>by M<sup>r</sup> <unclear>Hervies</unclear>\r\n            <lb/><unclear>Waggon</unclear>)\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>J. Orde <choice><abbr>Esq<sup>r</sup> C</abbr><expan>Esquire Concerning</expan></choice> himself\r\n                <lb/>His daughter, &amp; M<sup>r</sup> Wilson.\r\n                <lb/>April 18<sup>th</sup> 1779\r\n                <lb/>V.IX. p168\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1656, 2, '2013-10-28 14:30:32', 95),
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Weetwood &amp; M<sup>r</sup> Wilson</head>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>I am sorry for her return of complaints but think you\r\n           <lb/>account for them &amp; I would add that she had perhaps a\r\n           <lb/>little too much <symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom> when here. I hope a return to the\r\n           <lb/>Regimen &amp; <ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient> will have made her quite well before \r\n           <lb/>now. At least it is too late for me to advise without knowing \r\n           <lb/>farther of her present circumstances.\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>I find no reason to change my opinion of M<sup>r</sup> WilÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>son\'s case &amp; as little for giving any new advice. 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The <symptom n=\"101\">Lochia</symptom> were in small Quantity and stopt when the\r\n            <lb/>Pain seized her, but returned in a small degree a few days after\r\n            <lb/>on her getting out of bed. She likewise had an Evacuation, as of the\r\n            <lb/>Menses, about a fortnight ago, notwithstanding of her having an\r\n            <lb/>Abundance of Milk and suckling her Child. This singularity she\r\n            <lb/>has from her Mother who constantly had a <symptom n=\"101\"><condition n=\"8\">more copious\r\n                <lb/>Discharge a month after each Delivery, than during an ordiÂ¬\r\n                <lb/>nary Menstruation</condition></symptom>. To ease the severe pain she got a Dose of \r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>, which answered; and as <symptom n=\"24\">she had not a natural stool\r\n                <lb/>from the time of her Delivery</symptom>, <treatment n=\"8\">Injections</treatment> and <action n=\"21\">laxatives</action> were used,\r\n            <lb/>I was called to her the 23<sup>rd</sup> <choice><abbr>Ult.</abbr><expan>Ultimo.</expan></choice> She then complained much of the\r\n                <lb/>Pain in her <bodypart n=\"73\">right side</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"70\">Groin</bodypart>, which spread thro\' her <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>, up\r\n                <lb/>to her <bodypart n=\"112\">Armpit</bodypart>, and down by her <bodypart n=\"29\">Hip</bodypart> to her <bodypart n=\"18\">Thigh</bodypart>. These Extensions\r\n                <lb/>of the Pain were at different times; sometimes upwards sometimes\r\n                <lb/>downwards. She was <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> and the Excrement very hard, <symptom n=\"27\">Urine\r\n                    <lb/>in small quantity</symptom> high coloured with a reddish <add place=\"above\">mucus like Sediment</add> <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse from\r\n                        <lb/>96, to 100, in the minute, but neither tense nor full</symptom>, <symptom n=\"68\">thirsty at times</symptom>, \r\n                <lb/><symptom n=\"161\"><bodypart n=\"2\">Tongue</bodypart> white and moist</symptom>, Her <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart> soft and not hot, <symptom n=\"8\">Little AppeÂ¬\r\n                    <lb/>tite</symptom>, <del>has little</del> <symptom n=\"17\">Sleep often disturbed from the Pains</symptom>, and her <del>streng</del>\r\n                <lb/><symptom n=\"23\">strength declining</symptom>.- I ordered <action n=\"16\"><treatment n=\"8\">emollient Injections</treatment></action>, <action n=\"21\">mild LaxaÂ¬\r\n                    <lb/>tives</action> in various forms, the pained part in particular, and the whole\r\n                <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n                <lb/>of the <bodypart n=\"30\">Abdomen</bodypart> to be frequently <treatment n=\"39\">rubbed</treatment> with the <ingredient n=\"23\">Oli Camphor</ingredient>. Flannels wrung\r\n                <lb/>out of warm water, and the <treatment n=\"46\">Semicupium</treatment>. An <action n=\"36\">Antiphlogistic</action> Regimen was\r\n                <lb/>prescribed. Either the <treatment n=\"8\">Injections</treatment>, or <action n=\"21\">laxatives</action> operated, and a small quantity\r\n                <lb/>of Excrement as above mentioned was discharged, but as her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> could\r\n                <lb/>scarcely keep any Medicine, the <treatment n=\"8\">Injections</treatment> have been most commonly used.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>None of the external Applications appear to have much Effect. Her Pains and\r\n            <lb/>other symptoms are nothing abated, but rather worse. There is no <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>or <symptom n=\"125\">hardness</symptom> of her <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> and pressing on the pained part gives Ease.\r\n            <lb/>She is sometimes free from Pain for ten, 12 hours or more: At times, it is severe\r\n            <lb/>in the Region of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> and then Her <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> is easy, but in this last place it\r\n            <lb/>is most constant. The Milk is lessened, and the suckling is <symptom n=\"9\">fatiguing</symptom>, so\r\n            <lb/>that the Nursing is to be laid aside at least for some time  I should have\r\n            <lb/>mentioned, that she was so well three weeks after her Delivery as to be \r\n            <lb/>several times abroad, but was not then quite free from pain especially in\r\n            <lb/>her <bodypart n=\"73\">right side</bodypart>. When the Pain is violent she brings her <bodypart n=\"27\">Breast</bodypart> to\r\n            <lb/>her <bodypart n=\"19\">Knees</bodypart> in which Posture she has less Trouble than when lying\r\n            <lb/>streight, sitting or standing horizontally. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                I am with Esteem\r\n                <lb/>Dear Sir\r\n                <lb/>Your most humble Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>John Mudie</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Montrose 7<sup>th</sup> November 1778</dateline>.\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>Receive two Guineas in this\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb/>Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>Mudie <choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> a Lady\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1778.\r\n                <lb/>Answered on the margin.\r\n                <lb/>not transcribed.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>Cease nursing\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1581, 2, '2013-08-20 14:43:22', 141),
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I have the pleasure\r\n            <lb />of informing you, that her situation has become rather more\r\n            <lb />favourable: She is now perfectly calm &amp; tractable, obedient &amp;\r\n            <lb />submissive to her mother - I am informed since consulting you\r\n            <lb />that during her highest <unclear>fitt</unclear>, she had <symptom n=\"17\">very sleepless nights</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />&amp; more generally observed worse after them - She now\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"9\">inclines to sleep a great deal</symptom> especially towards\r\n            <lb />morning &amp; forenoon - Pray is not this to be encouraged?\r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>    \r\n            <lb />The poor Girl is in very regular habits &amp; good health,\r\n            <lb />her appetite is in general keen, especially when at the\r\n            <lb />worst, she eats rather voraciously, but was always more\r\n            <lb />composed after having satisfied her appetite; her food\r\n            <lb />has all along been vegetable, &amp; no drink stronger than\r\n            <lb />water whey or very small Beer; - what is\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />meant to be <unclear>said</unclear> of the <symptom n=\"122\">appetite</symptom> is that it increased\r\n            <lb />as her <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> increased, &amp; diminished along with it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />She has had a <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> on her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> but without any\r\n            <lb />appearance of Effect; &amp; has begun taking your Prescription\r\n            <lb />but I fear that her friends are too impatient, &amp;\r\n            <lb />think that these Prescriptions should all at once\r\n            <lb />produce miracles - In the situation described would journeyÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing or change of Place be thought proper, or by any\r\n            <lb />means that she should be seperated from her mother\r\n            <lb />for whom she has most respect? -- I take the\r\n            <lb />Liberty of begging an answer to these questions,\r\n            <lb />&amp; entreat it may be in pretty strong terms, such\r\n            <lb />as I can forward; I hope you will excuse this\r\n            <lb />Liberty\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>&amp; I am respectfully\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />your most <choice><abbr>obed serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>F Russell</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    <postscript>\r\n        <p>  \r\n            <lb />I will make my <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />call for any answer\r\n            <lb />you may please to write,\r\n            <lb />about 2. <choice><abbr>ock</abbr><expan>o\'clock</expan></choice> this forenoon.\r\n        </p>\r\n    </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen</p> \r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n       \r\n            <p> <del>\r\n                <lb />Her <choice><abbr>comp<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>complaint</expan></choice> better but\r\n                <lb />not to remit measures -\r\n                <lb />sleeping in the forenoon interÂ¬\r\n                <lb />mits her bathing <unclear>and E I</unclear> to be \r\n                <lb /><unclear>brought</unclear> to the <illegible l= \"4\" /> <unclear>part of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> night</unclear> \r\n                <lb />Her appetite when sharp may\r\n                <lb />be indulged, when her food <choice><abbr>veg<sup>ble</sup></abbr><expan>vegetable</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> not improper, but not\r\n                <lb />from that nor my <choice><abbr>Med</abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice> is any\r\n                <lb />sudden change to be expected\r\n                <lb />measures steadily pursued -</del> \r\n</p>\r\n          \r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Russell <unclear>C</unclear>\r\n            <lb />Miss Y Z\r\n            <lb />May 19<sup>th</sup> 1779\r\n            <lb />V. IX. p. 182\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1675, 11, '2015-04-17 23:06:11', 196),
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Managed in this manner I hope it will not\r\n            <lb />have any effect on what is expected the weak after\r\n            <lb />I dare say the <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> at Aix was much larger -\r\n            <lb /><del>Unel</del> Unless things are much worse than I imagine\r\n            <lb />I hope you shall not be obliged to put off your jourÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ney even for a day, &amp; certainly a small matter ought\r\n            <lb />not to do it as it is to be hoped that the journey will\r\n            <lb />both take off the <symptom n=\"35\">Spitting</symptom> &amp; bring on what we wish for\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Her journies should be moderate, three or at most four short stages\r\n            <lb />a day but this is to be as the <symptom n=\"35\"><choice><abbr><bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>sg.</abbr><expan>bloodspitting</expan></choice></symptom> &amp;c. shall direct.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                31<sup>st</sup> <choice><abbr>Aug</abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> <u>1776</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 3913, 2, '2013-09-24 15:31:33', 95),
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I\r\n            <lb />think however she is in better health than when I saw\r\n            <lb />her in <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> last &amp; the medicines she has taken if\r\n            <lb />they have not done much to remove the principal <choice><abbr>ailm<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>ailment</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />have at least prevented its growing worse &amp; perhaps\r\n            <lb />contributed to her better health. The <ingredient n=\"13\">hemlock</ingredient> therefore\r\n            <lb />should be continued till the end of March next, that is\r\n            <lb />till the season in which such complaints are ready\r\n            <lb />to grow worse, is over. Then it may be laid aside for\r\n            <lb />a month or two or more &amp; both now &amp; at that time her\r\n            <lb />regimen should be still continued. The ass &amp; cow milk\r\n            <lb />are valuable part of her diet &amp; exercise is never to be\r\n            <lb />neglected in proper weather.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The <symptom n=\"63\">swelling of her <bodypart n=\"23\">ancles</bodypart></symptom> as it went off so soon need\r\n            <lb />give no alarm, &amp; the little <symptom n=\"63\"><choice><abbr>Swell<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>Swelling</expan></choice> in her <bodypart n=\"18\">thigh</bodypart></symptom> was I\r\n            <lb />believe owing to the tightness of her garter. But some\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"63\">swelling of her <bodypart n=\"23\">ancles</bodypart></symptom> maybe a consequence of her <choice><abbr>ailm<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>ailment</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />&amp; is to be feared only when considerable, permanent &amp;\r\n            <lb />attended with <symptom n=\"27\">scarcity of urines</symptom>. As the pain of her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> shifts I believe it either <symptom n=\"7\">flatulent</symptom> or <bodypart n=\"68\">muscular</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am satisfied she is not <condition n=\"10\">hectic</condition> &amp; therefore the <symptom n=\"28\">perspiraÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion</symptom> during night is to be attributed to the late changeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />able weather, &amp; happens to healthy persons for the same reason.\r\n            <lb />The <ingredient n=\"13\">hemlock</ingredient> is no hindrance to her being in a particular\r\n            <lb />way for I have known it useful for the contrary. It is\r\n            <lb />unfavorable in her case that she does not alter as we could\r\n            <lb />wish, but nothing can be done at present to remedy that\r\n            <lb />&amp; I hope the advance of season may do more for it than our\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> can do <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> at least leave us more at liberty to employ\r\n            <lb />safely what remedies we may think proper for it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r:</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 20. 1779.\r\n            </dateline>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4366, 2, '2013-07-24 14:59:32', 111),
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The <symptom n=\"35\">vomiting of <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart></symptom> soon stopt\r\n            <lb />and has not returned soon after the <symptom n=\"35\">vomiting of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart></symptom>\r\n            <lb />he felt a sharp pain in his <bodypart n=\"73\">right side</bodypart> and a <symptom n=\"12\">shortness\r\n            <lb />of breath</symptom> for which he was ordered two doses of <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />after which <treatment n=\"30\">several gentle Purges</treatment> and <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />His Complaints since he came here are a <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty in\r\n            <lb />breathing</symptom> <symptom n=\"4\">a dry Cough</symptom> pain in his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"73\">left side</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />In the mornings with great dilficulty <symptom n=\"3\">vomits a Yellow\r\n            <lb />matter or rather Bile and Phlegm mix\'d together</symptom>.\r\n            <lb />His <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse is about 70 not very hard nor very soft.</symptom>\r\n            <lb />He <symptom n=\"17\">sleeps very little</symptom> <symptom n=\"8\">has no Inclination for any kind of\r\n            <lb />food</symptom> has taken very little medicine except a <ingredient n=\"6\" t=\"15\">decoction of\r\n            <lb />the Tussilago leaves</ingredient> a Mixture with <ingredient n=\"49\">Rob. Sambuc.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum\r\n            <lb />Arabic</ingredient> with a little of <ingredient n=\"261\">Elix<sup>r.</sup> Vitriol</ingredient> and two or three limes\r\n            <lb />an <ingredient n=\"14\">opiate</ingredient> at bedtime I am with much respect\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                Sir your most Obedient <choice><abbr>hble Ser<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>humble Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                JaEwart\r\n            </signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor William. Cullen\r\n            <lb />Professor of Medicine\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Ewart <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />his freind ----\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 29. 1777\r\n  \r\n            <lb />Vvi p. 102-104\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n\r\n', 1355, 11, '2014-10-13 16:09:00', 123),
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He is\r\n            <lb/>between 40 and 50 years of age, rather short\r\n            <lb/>than tall, of a thin, spare habit, but till\r\n            <lb/>lately very healthy. In the beginning of\r\n            <lb/>winter he complained of <symptom n=\"8\">loss of appetite</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>with an uneasiness about the region of\r\n            <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, for which he got some of \r\n            <lb/>the common <action n=\"60\">stomachics</action> and <action n=\"21\">laxatives</action>,\r\n            <lb/>and I believe received some relief from\r\n            <lb/>them. I heard little more of his ailments\r\n            <lb/>till about five weeks ago, when I found\r\n            <lb/>his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> considerably swelled with a \r\n            <lb/>sensible fluctuation, and his <bodypart n=\"18\">thighs</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>and <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> likewise very considerably\r\n            <lb/>affected with an <symptom n=\"63\"><u>oedamatous</u> swelling</symptom> \r\n            <lb/>He had already, out of his own <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>,\r\n            <lb/>almost <treatment n=\"30\">purged</treatment> himself off his <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>\r\n     <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>by repeated doses of <unclear><u>physic</u></unclear> as it is called,\r\n            <lb/>so that there seemed no room left for \r\n            <lb/>farther prosecuting the <u><action n=\"8\">cathartic</action></u> mode\r\n            <lb/>I therefore adopted the milder <u><action n=\"12\">diuretic</action></u> plan.\r\n            <lb/>I first tried the common <ingredient n=\"25\">squill-pills</ingredient>, 10 or\r\n            <lb/>15 <unclear><choice><abbr>gr.</abbr><expan>grains</expan></choice></unclear> night and morning, interposing two\r\n            <lb/>or three drams of <u><ingredient n=\"8\">Crem. 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There is no particular <symptom n=\"18\">tumour</symptom> or\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"125\">hardness</symptom> to be felt in it, but the fluctuation \r\n            <lb/>is very perceptible. He can still button\r\n            <lb/>the waistcoat that he wore when in health,\r\n            <lb/>with some difficulty, but cannot let it reÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>main buttoned. There is no <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> or <symptom n=\"34\">hectic\r\n            <lb/>symptom</symptom>; his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse yesternight at 9 o\'clock\r\n            <lb/>did not exceed 68</symptom>. He has no difficulty in lying\r\n     <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>on <bodypart n=\"73\">either side</bodypart> or on his <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>. His <symptom n=\"8\">appetite is\r\n            <lb/>little</symptom>, and he complains a good deal of pains \r\n            <lb/>in his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>, which are always worst about \r\n            <lb/>an hour after eating. His <symptom n=\"27\">urine was at first\r\n            <lb/>scarce and high coloured</symptom>; of late it is less\r\n            <lb/>so, and he thinks it equal in quantity to\r\n            <lb/>his drink; <symptom n=\"68\">he has no thirst and drinks\r\n            <lb/>little</symptom>. He used to ride out in horseback or\r\n            <lb/>in a chaise, but the severity of the weather\r\n            <lb/>for the last 2 or 3 weeks has allowed him\r\n            <lb/>little exercise. His <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> &amp;c have been\r\n            <lb/>frequently <treatment n=\"37\">chafed</treatment> and <treatment n=\"39\">rubbed</treatment> with dry\r\n            <lb/>warm flannel.- Entre nous, I understand\r\n            <lb/>from some of his nearest connexions, that \r\n            <lb/>he has been of late addicted to dram drinking, \r\n            <lb/>to no great excess, I believe, but perhaps more\r\n            <lb/>than a weak <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> and sedentary life\r\n            <lb/>will permit: I hope the terrors of his preÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>sent situation have made him relinquish this \r\n            <lb/>practice. I have confined him chiefly to a\r\n            <lb/>vegetable diet, which indeed seems to agree\r\n            <lb/>best with him. He sleeps tolerably well.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb/>I ever am,  <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir,\r\n                <lb/>Your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup> h<sup>ble</sup> serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient humble servant</expan></choice>         \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Mitchell</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb/>Dundee\r\n                <lb/>May 10<sup>th.</sup> 1779\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>D<sup>r</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>D<sup>r</sup> Mitchell <choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Wright\r\n            <lb/>May 10<sup>th</sup> 1779\r\n            <lb/>V.IX.p.174.\r\n        </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1671, 2, '2013-06-24 16:40:52', 85),
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I am of your\r\n            <lb/>opinion that in this case our <action n=\"12\">Diuretics</action> may be \r\n            <lb/>impotent and that <action n=\"24\">Drastic Purgatives</action> can hardly\r\n            <lb/>be employed. I shall therefore say nothing more\r\n            <lb/>about them but leave it entirely <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> your good\r\n            <lb/>judgement to employ them or let them alone as\r\n            <lb/>circumstances may suggest and in the meantime \r\n            <lb/>shall nor propose another course to you.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>We have lately had several successful experiments\r\n            <lb/>in the Care of the <condition n=\"16\">Dropsy</condition> by <treatment n=\"25\">sweating</treatment>, excited by <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers\r\n            <lb/>Powder</ingredient> and I think you may safely try it with M<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb/>Wright.\r\n       </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>For the management of this process I dare say\r\n            <lb/>I need not offer you any directions you will begin\r\n            <lb/>with a moderate dose of fifteen or twenty grains\r\n            <lb/>at first giving it in the morning and continuing \r\n            <lb/>the <treatment n=\"25\">sweat</treatment> thro\' the day. with as little external\r\n            <lb/>heat as can answer the purpose. The practice\r\n            <lb/>if the Patient bears it tolerably must be repeated\r\n            <lb/>several times, at the interval of one two or three days\r\n            <lb/>more or less frequntly as your trials shall direct.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The <treatment n=\"73\">Paracentisis</treatment> promises no <del>call</del> Cure and as I\r\n            <lb/>think is only to be practiced for a little temperary\r\n            <lb/>relief in very urgent cases and then too with a great\r\n   <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>deal of hazard.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>with regard to drawing off the Water from the\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> it may be practised with more safety and \r\n            <lb/>advantage. but I think it can be done by punctures\r\n            <lb/>of a sharp pointed Lancet, better then by the <treatment n=\"50\">ScarÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ificator</treatment>- but this I leave to your discretion and \r\n            <lb/>have only to say two things, first, that you will\r\n            <lb/>probably try the <treatment n=\"25\">Sweating</treatment> Course, before you proceed\r\n            <lb/>to the <treatment n=\"50\">Scarification</treatment> and secondly that in a bad habit\r\n            <lb/>you will beware of the <condition n=\"37\">Erysipelus</condition> and its <del>conseque</del>\r\n            <lb/>consequences which you seem to be acquainted\r\n            <lb/>with - but I have said more than eneough to you\r\n            <lb/>&amp;c &amp;c\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> July 9<sup>th</sup>\r\n                <lb/>1779\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4470, 3, '2014-08-29 13:03:08', 54),
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He had lately a severe\r\n           <lb/>pain for a day or two in the right <u><bodypart n=\"58\">hypochondrium</bodypart></u>\r\n           <lb/>it is now gone off. He still continues free\r\n           <lb/>of <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>, but complains much of <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom>, \r\n           <lb/>and has seldom ventured abroad of late. He \r\n           <lb/>lives a little way from the town in a well\r\n           <lb/>aired house, and follows the same regimen\r\n           <lb/>in point of diet as formerly recommended to\r\n           <lb/>him. The <u><ingredient n=\"92\">Colchicum</ingredient></u> did not seem to have any\r\n    <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n           <lb/>effect, <del>after</del> though tried for some time; I have thereÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>fore stuck to the <ingredient n=\"25\">squills</ingredient> either in the form of pills\r\n           <lb/>or <u><ingredient n=\"251\">acetum</ingredient></u> with now and then a little <u><ingredient n=\"8\">Crem. Tart.</ingredient></u>\r\n           <lb/>Once or twice I ventured to give a little <u><ingredient n=\"24\" t=\"19\"><choice><abbr>Infus.\r\n           <lb/>senna</abbr><expan>Infusion of Senna</expan></choice></ingredient></u>; two or three ounces of which were sufficiÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>ent to <treatment n=\"30\">purge</treatment>. He has indeed with the other\r\n           <lb/>things a <symptom n=\"31\">loose stool</symptom> once or twice a day. In \r\n           <lb/>this <symptom n=\"54\">debilitated</symptom> state nothing drastic can be \r\n           <lb/>safely given, as far as I can judge. Perhaps it\r\n           <lb/>may soon be necessary to make an artificial \r\n           <lb/>outlet for the extravasated <u>serum</u>: The <u><condition n=\"203\">ascites</condition></u>\r\n           <lb/>does not yet seem to be arrived to such a degree\r\n           <lb/>as to render the <u>paracentesis</u> safe or needful.\r\n           <lb/>In cases of <u><condition n=\"27\">anasarca</condition></u> I have frequently practised\r\n           <lb/>the <treatment n=\"50\">scarification</treatment> of the <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> by the <treatment n=\"16\">common cupÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>ping instrument</treatment> as advised by D<sup>r</sup> Fothergill, someÂ¬ \r\n           <lb/>times to the relief of the disorder without any\r\n           <lb/>accident, and at other times it has been the cause\r\n           <lb/>of troublesome <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> and <condition n=\"32\">ulcers</condition>, or of\r\n           <lb/>an attack of <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> and subsequent <u><condition n=\"37\">Erysipelas</condition></u>\r\n           <lb/>of the <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart>. -- I beg to learn from you, as\r\n     <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n           <lb/>soon as convenient, what can farther be done\r\n           <lb/>in this almost desperate case, and remain\r\n           <lb/>with the greatest respect, Dear Sir\r\n       </p>\r\n       <closer>\r\n           <salute>\r\n               <lb/>Your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup> serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient servant</expan></choice>\r\n           </salute>\r\n           <signed>William Mitchell</signed>\r\n           <dateline>\r\n               <lb/>Dundee\r\n               <lb/>July 8<sup>th</sup> 1779.\r\n           </dateline>\r\n       </closer>\r\n       \r\n       <postscript>\r\n           <p>\r\n               <lb/>P.S. In <condition n=\"16\">dropsical</condition> cases I have often used <ingredient n=\"25\">Van\r\n               <lb/>Swietens squill wine</ingredient>, in some with surprising success,\r\n               <lb/>but in others it has only produced such insufferable \r\n               <lb/><symptom n=\"61\">nausea</symptom> and <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> as makes me almost afraid\r\n               <lb/>to try it in the present affair.\r\n               <lb/>W.M.\r\n           </p>\r\n       </postscript>\r\n   </div> \r\n   <div>\r\n <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>Doctor Cullen\r\n           <lb/><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n       </p>\r\n       \r\n       <handShift/>\r\n       <annot>\r\n           <p>\r\n               <lb/>D<sup>r</sup> Mitchell <choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n               <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Wright\r\n               <lb/>July 8. 1779\r\n               <lb/>V.X. p.40\r\n           </p>\r\n       </annot>\r\n   </div>\r\n</body>', 1700, 1, '2015-03-16 12:21:34', 94),
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Since\r\n            <lb />then, she has been sometimes better, sometimes worse, but never\r\n            <lb />entirely free of her Disease, and is so bad at present that I am\r\n            <lb />under a necessity of having resource to your assistance once -\r\n            <lb />more. But, as at this distance of time, you may have probably forgot the\r\n            <lb />Circumstances of her Case, shall begin by narrating it over again,\r\n            <lb />which I am enabled to do <del>by</del> from a Copy of the Letter you then\r\n            <lb />receiv\'d. --- A Gentlewoman aged 50, <del>and</del> the Mother of fifteen ChilÂ¬\r\n            <lb />dren, and strong and healthy in her youth, was, about two years\r\n            <lb />ago, seized with a periodical <symptom n=\"1\">Headach</symptom>, about the time her MenÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ses began to disappear. The <symptom n=\"95\">Paroxysms</symptom> returned every four or -\r\n            <lb />five weeks; the pain was chiefly seated in her <bodypart n=\"67\">Forehead</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"139\">eyeÂ¬\r\n                <lb />brows</bodypart>, bore a great resemblance to what is usually called the <condition n=\"57\">MeÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />grim</condition>, and was always terminated by a considerable <symptom n=\"46\">watery disÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />charge</symptom> from the <bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart>, after which her ordinary health return\'d.\r\n            <lb />At first the <condition n=\"8\">Menses were not entirley suppress\'d, and an irregular\r\n                <lb />Flux of these at the end of two, three, or four Months</condition>, commonÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly relieved her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> for a considerable time. But afterwards, -\r\n            <lb />when this Evacuation ceased altogether, a kind of <condition n=\"43\">Scorbutic ErupÂ¬\r\n                <lb />tion</condition> appeared all over her <bodypart n=\"8\">Face</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"10\">Neck</bodypart>, and sometimes her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"14\">Wrists</bodypart>. The <bodypart n=\"80\">Scalp</bodypart> was corroded by a large quantity of <symptom n=\"46\">hot watery\r\n                <lb />Ichor</symptom>, which constantly flowed from every part of it, the <symptom n=\"46\">discharge\r\n                    <lb />from her <bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart></symptom> still continuing. A number of <symptom n=\"51\">Scales</symptom> appeared on her -\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"8\">Face</bodypart>, all which and particularly the <bodypart n=\"5\">Tip of her Nose</bodypart> was <del>generally</del> much\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom>. <symptom n=\"30\">Copper-colour\'d Spots</symptom>, about the size of a crown-piece and often\r\n            <lb />larger, broke out on her <bodypart n=\"10\">Neck</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"14\">Wrists</bodypart>, sometimes dry, and someÂ¬\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />times <symptom n=\"46\">discharging a thin Ichor</symptom> similar to that which flowed from her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>. <symptom n=\"30\">Reddish fiery Pimples</symptom> would likewise make their appearance on\r\n                    <lb />these parts, which generally came to <symptom n=\"42\">Suppuration</symptom> and healed after <symptom n=\"46\">disÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />charging a considerable quantity of thick, well-conditioned <symptom n=\"86\">Pus</symptom></symptom>. Thus\r\n            <lb />she has continued for the last twelvemonth; but about two months\r\n            <lb />ago a most violent <symptom n=\"1\">Head-ach</symptom> came on, which, after continuing seveÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />ral hours, terminated in a <symptom n=\"33\">Delirium</symptom> and this, again, <subst><del>and</del><add place=\"above\">was</add></subst> carried\r\n            <lb />off by an encreased <symptom n=\"46\">Discharge from her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></symptom>. The <symptom n=\"1\">head-ach</symptom> continuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ed notwithstanding, and, for eight days, she was tormented with most\r\n            <lb />excruciating pain, but was, at length, relieved by the application of\r\n            <lb />a <treatment n=\"4\">Blister inter <bodypart n=\"11\">scapul</bodypart></treatment>: and the <symptom n=\"46\">Flux of Ichor</symptom> stopped by degrees.\r\n            <lb />After this she enjoyed good health about a Month, when the <symptom n=\"30\">EruptiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />on</symptom> on her <bodypart n=\"8\">Face</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"10\">Neck</bodypart> (which had entirely disappeared afÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ter the last violent <symptom n=\"95\">Paroxysm</symptom>) again broke out; the <bodypart n=\"5\">Tip of the Nose</bodypart>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"63\">swelled much</symptom>, and came to a sort of <symptom n=\"42\">Suppuration</symptom>, but soon healed.\r\n            <lb />The <bodypart n=\"80\">Scalp</bodypart> is, just now pretty sound; but the internal part of each -\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"6\">eye-lid</bodypart> is a good deal <symptom n=\"62\">inflamed</symptom>, attended with a small <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> from\r\n            <lb />them and the other <symptom n=\"30\">Eruptions</symptom>, which are at times very <symptom n=\"78\">itchy</symptom>. -- Much\r\n            <lb />inclined to <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom>, and always <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> relieved by a loose Stool\r\n            <lb />or two. <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse natural</symptom>, except in the exacerbations of her Disease, when\r\n            <lb />it is <symptom n=\"15\">sometimes very quick</symptom>. -- Her <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> have been much <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom> for\r\n            <lb />many years past, owing to her frequent <condition n=\"7\">Pregnancies</condition>; but she is aÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ble to go about ordinary Business, Appetite good, and the Stamina of\r\n            <lb />her Constitution still entire. --- It is needless to recapitulate more of\r\n            <lb />what was contained in that Letter, only that the Medicines, which\r\n            <lb />had chiefly been tried, were <ingredient n=\"150\"><choice><abbr>Decot: Lignor:</abbr><expan>Decoctum Lignorum</expan></choice></ingredient> <ingredient n=\"2\">Mild Mecurials</ingredient> with\r\n            <lb /><del>Play</del> <action n=\"21\">Laxatives</action> now and then, and the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>; that a <treatment n=\"5\">Seton</treatment> or <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment>\r\n            <lb />had been proposed, but always delayed; and that the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> made -\r\n            <lb />her <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom>, and did not seem to give any relief. --- In your anÂ¬\r\n            <lb />swer a Course of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"29\">Pitcathly water</ingredient> was advised, and a Repitition\r\n            <lb />of\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"150\"><choice><abbr>Decot. Lignor.</abbr><expan>Decoctum Lignorum</expan></choice></ingredient> in Winter. In consequence of which she went to\r\n            <lb />drink <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"29\">the water</ingredient>; but her Husband having gone along with her unÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fortunately got a Fall from a Chaise and bruised one of his <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart>:\r\n            <lb />soon after <subst><del>which</del><add place=\"above\">this</add></subst> he felt the first Attacks of that Distemper which\r\n            <lb />afterwards brought him to his Grave, and about which you was conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sulted in Summer. Thus she <subst><del>got</del><add place=\"above\">receiv\'d</add></subst> little benefit <subst><del>of</del><add place=\"above\">from</add></subst> <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"29\">the water</ingredient> for that\r\n            <lb />season; but having got something better by the end of Harvest -\r\n            <lb />scarce used any Medicines till June last when she went to -\r\n            <lb />Pitcathly a second time, and was still more unfortunate than\r\n            <lb />at first, the tedious Illness of her Husband preventing her from\r\n            <lb />using <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"29\">the water</ingredient> at all. During all this time her Disorder conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tinued much as it was, her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"10\">Neck</bodypart> being sometimes -\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"51\">hard and scaly</symptom>, sometimes <symptom n=\"46\">discharging Matter</symptom>, and sometimes\r\n            <lb />almost quite healed. Only the same <symptom n=\"30\">Eruptions</symptom> have lately appearÂ¬\r\n            <lb />red on her <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"18\">Thighs</bodypart>. -- Five or six days <add place=\"above\">ago</add> she had an execerÂ¬\r\n            <lb />bation of her Disease, similar to what is described above, attendÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ed with violent <symptom n=\"1\">Headachs</symptom>, a great <symptom n=\"46\">discharge from her <bodypart n=\"10\">Neck</bodypart> -\r\n                <lb />and behind her <bodypart n=\"7\">Ears</bodypart></symptom>; Also great pains in her <bodypart n=\"51\">Limbs</bodypart> and the -\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"28\">Small of her Back</bodypart>, Symptoms which she never had before, and\r\n            <lb />which are very troublesome, as they prevent her from getting -\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"17\">Rest in the night</symptom>. These pains I suspect to be <del>at leas</del> in some\r\n            <lb />measure <symptom n=\"127\">Rheumatic</symptom>, as she has lately got a good deal of <symptom n=\"9\">Fatigue</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />and been accustomed to go out after it was dark. Has again beÂ¬\r\n            <lb />gun to use the <ingredient n=\"15\"><choice><abbr>Sarsap:</abbr><expan>Sarsaparilla</expan></choice></ingredient> &amp;c. But her <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> seems now so much viÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tiated that I am afraid she will not long be able to <del>support</del> bear\r\n            <lb />the violence of her Disease, if some strong Remedy is not very -\r\n            <lb />soon applied. I have thought of giving <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>, but am doubtÂ¬\r\n            <lb />full about it, as there is reason to suspect it can be <add place=\"above\">but</add> of little -\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />service, if not pushed to a greater length then her Constitution can\r\n            <lb />bear. Indeed my principal reason for giving you the present trouble,\r\n            <lb />is to be resolved about the propriety of this Medicine. Whither\r\n            <lb />it may be used with safety at all, and in what quantity: And whither\r\n            <lb />it should be taken alone, or conjoin<subst><del>g</del><add>\'d</add></subst> with the Decoction. I rememÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ber a Woman in <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>, about eight or nine years ago, who was cured -\r\n            <lb />of a similar Disorder by drinking a quart of the Decoction every\r\n            <lb />day for two or three Months, without any other Medicines; but\r\n            <lb />as I took no Notes of the case, cannot say whether her Complaints\r\n            <lb />were of as long standing. --- Her Friends are very anxious to have\r\n            <lb />your opinion with regard to the probable Issue of her Distemper. -\r\n            <lb />Beg you\'ll be kind enough to accept of the enclosed two Guineas,\r\n            <lb />and I am, with great regards, Sir,\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Your most humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed><u>H Will Tytler</u></signed>\r\n            <dateline>Brechin, <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 30<sup>th</sup>, <u>1779</u></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />P.S. 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Time &amp; pains will bring every thing right &amp;\r\n            <lb />for that purpose\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Let her abstain from all medicines <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> are supposed\r\n            <lb />to bring on the desired effect: as they are all heating &amp;\r\n            <lb />as there is some <symptom n=\"35\">spitting of blood</symptom> it may be uncertain\r\n            <lb />whether these medicines will throw the <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> in to its\r\n            <lb />proper course or upon the <bodypart n=\"43\">lungs</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>     \r\n        <p>    \r\n            <lb />The only safe remedy is exercise. Walking freqÂ¬\r\n            <lb />uently but very gently &amp; never to affect her heating.\r\n            <lb />The most proper exercise therefore is on horseback or\r\n            <lb />in a carriage. In mild &amp; fair weather riding; but\r\n            <lb />in doubtful weather a carriage will be safest as\r\n            <lb />cold must be always guarded against. The <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> and\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> should be kept very warm. In April or\r\n            <lb />May if matters are not much mended, I advise a journey\r\n            <lb />in a carriage, or two or three weeks, travelling at the\r\n            <lb />easy rate of two stages every day or from 24 to 36 weeks.\r\n            <lb />If this take off the <symptom n=\"35\">spitting of blood</symptom> &amp; bring things\r\n            <lb />into a right course it may be either continued for a longer\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />       \r\n            <lb />time or after a little interval it should be repeated.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>  \r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"39\">Rub the <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> every morning with a flannel</treatment>,\r\n            <lb />or which is still better a <treatment n=\"18\">flesh brush</treatment>. The rubbing\r\n            <lb />should be gentle but for a quarter of an hour at least\r\n            <lb />upon each <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart> &amp; if it is done before the lady gets out\r\n            <lb />of bed it will not give her much trouble.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />While any <symptom n=\"35\">spitting of blood</symptom> remains I dont think\r\n            <lb />warm bathing a safe remedy.\r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>    \r\n            <lb />I will advise no medicines at present except to\r\n            <lb />keep the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular as <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> will always do harm\r\n            <lb />&amp; for this purpose I have prescribed below two <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />The first I should prefer for common use but as it\r\n            <lb />does not agree with all <bodypart n=\"46\">stomachs</bodypart> &amp; if that should be the\r\n            <lb />case here I have prescribed another.\r\n        </p>   \r\n        <p>    \r\n            <lb />A vegetable diet safest, but if the lady has no <symptom n=\"15\">frequency\r\n            <lb />of pulse</symptom> or <symptom n=\"34\">feverish heat</symptom> a purely vegetable diet is unneÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cessary &amp; perhaps improper. I would <unclear>allow</unclear> a little of\r\n            <lb />the lighter kinds of animal food at dinner &amp; if it gives\r\n            <lb />no load to the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, no <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of breathing</symptom> no <symptom n=\"1\">headÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ach</symptom>, no <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> or 	<symptom n=\"82\">flushing</symptom>, I would continue such diet every\r\n            <lb />day, provided it makes but a small part of her meal while\r\n            <lb />the rest is made up with pudding &amp; vegetables. If the\r\n            <lb />Lady\'s <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> digest milk easily &amp; it give no <symptom n=\"24\">costivness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />I would have her take cows milk often both for breakÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fast &amp; supper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"28\">Ol. Ricin</ingredient> â„¥jv Spt.<ingredient n=\"50\">Sacch. Jamaic. opt. â„¥Å¿s.</ingredient> â„³\r\n                    <lb />S. <action n=\"21\">Laxat</action> oil a tablespoonful in the morning, shak<sup>g</sup> the\r\n                    <lb />phial before pouring it out.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take four ounces of <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor Oil</ingredient> and half an ounce of the spirit of <ingredient n=\"50\">best Jamaican Sugar</ingredient> and Mix.\r\n                    Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> oil a tablespoonful in the morning, shaking the\r\n                    phial before pouring it out. \r\n                </reg>    \r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"45\">Cryst. Tart</ingredient> â„¥i 	Pulv. e <ingredient n=\"10\">jal. comp</ingredient> Ê’i Electar <action n=\"21\">lenit</action>\r\n                    <lb />â„¥Å¿s <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl.</ingredient> q. s. ut f Elect tenue S. <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action>\r\n                    <lb />Electuary a teaspoonful in the morning\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystal Tartar</ingredient>, one drachm powdered <ingredient n=\"10\">Jallop</ingredient>, half an ounce of <action n=\"21\">lenitive</action> Electuary\r\n                    and a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">simple syrup</ingredient> so as to make a soft Electuary. Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action>\r\n                    Electuary a teaspoonful in the morning\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>    \r\n        <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup> Feb<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh February</expan></choice> 17<sup>th</sup> 1779</dateline> <signed>W.C.</signed> </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4378, 3, '2014-12-21 15:45:32', 187),
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As her Disease has in some Measure\r\n            <lb />taken a new turn at last the increased sensibility and\r\n            <lb />Weakness on which the Complaint was supposd to depend\r\n            <lb />have become more universal, affecting in a greater or less\r\n            <lb />Degree her whole Body she requests you will please to favour\r\n            <lb />her with your further advise. -- The Remedies you prescribed\r\n            <lb />at that time were Cold Bathing externally &amp; <action n=\"29\">Tonics</action> inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ternally in which she persisted for a considerable time without\r\n            <lb />any sensible alteration. By the advise of some Friends\r\n            <lb />she was prevailed on to go to Dublin where she remained\r\n            <lb />near a Twelve month under the Care of D<sup>r.</sup> Cleghorn who\r\n            <lb />employed <treatment n=\"4\">perpetual Blister</treatment> to her <bodypart n=\"19\">knee</bodypart> but without any\r\n            <lb />Advantage. On her Return in the Summer -- 70 she renewed\r\n            <lb />her Sea Bathing &amp; with a sensible difference for the better\r\n            <lb />and especially as the Winter advanced she found her <bodypart n=\"19\">Knee</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />grow stronger. Last Summer she took to her Bathing\r\n            <lb />again but instead of finding her Recovery established as was\r\n            <lb />expected she grew daily worse, attacking at first her other <bodypart n=\"19\">Knee</bodypart>\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />with pain and <symptom n=\"23\">Weakness</symptom> &amp; in a short time spreading to the\r\n            <lb />rest of her Body but more particularly in the <bodypart n=\"89\">Joints</bodypart>, especially\r\n            <lb />those of the <bodypart n=\"11\">Shoulders</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"16\">Fingers</bodypart>. On Attempt to grasp any\r\n            <lb />thing with her <bodypart n=\"15\">Hand</bodypart> causes considerable pain &amp; the <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />in this part is such that she can\'t win hold up a comÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mon Teapot. The young Lady is in other Respects <subst><del>very</del><add place=\"above\">as</add></subst> well\r\n            <lb /><del>all her Evacuations</del> as can be supposed from her great\r\n            <lb />Confinement; all her Evacuations are natural, her appetite\r\n            <lb />good &amp; her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse regular</symptom>. - It is much to be feared <del>tho</del> that\r\n            <lb />this Complaint is owing to some hereditary Disposition as\r\n            <lb />two of the Ladys sisters partake <del>ant account</del> a good deal of\r\n            <lb />her Infirmities. One of them having had frequent <symptom n=\"62\">InflamÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mations</symptom> in her <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> which recover their strength exceedingly\r\n            <lb />slowly after the <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammation</symptom> goes of. It is now near six\r\n            <lb />Months since she <del>had</del> was confined for the above Complaint\r\n            <lb />&amp; she is not yet able to read or use her needle for half an hour\r\n            <lb />The other from a very slight <condition n=\"111\">Sprain</condition> in her <bodypart n=\"19\">Knee</bodypart> finds a\r\n            <lb />very great <symptom n=\"23\">Weakness</symptom> &amp; Pain in the Course of a Mile or two\r\n            <lb />walking tho\' it is near two Years since this slight accident\r\n            <lb />happened. I have had some thoughts of making Tryal of\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment> to the Lady <add place=\"above\">in question</add> but as I was apprehensive that the\r\n            <lb />State might do harm and as there required some Address\r\n            <lb />in administering it <del>by</del> drawing the Sparks &amp;c thro <unclear>Dlicacy</unclear>\r\n            \r\n       <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n           \r\n           <lb />I declined it till I had your Opinion of the Probability of <subst><del>servicing</del><add place=\"above\">its</add></subst>\r\n            <lb />being of service. Her going to Bath has been recommended to her\r\n            <lb />but she waits your advise respecting this &amp; every other mode\r\n            <lb />of Proceeding; which I dare say she will strictly adhere to\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Stanger the Gentleman who will deliver this to you is\r\n            <lb />the Lady\'s Brother from whom you will be able to get any\r\n            <lb />further Information that may be thought necessary.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I am with the greatest Respect\r\n                <lb />your very humble Servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Joseph Harris\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Doct<sup>r.</sup> Cullen\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Harris\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> Miss Stanger.\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1782\r\n                <lb />V.XIII p.259.\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 2130, 2, '2013-07-17 17:48:48', 85),
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This may Seem to be a Simple remedy but I have often\r\n            <lb />found it usefull in mending <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> &amp; obviating <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom>\r\n            <lb />Presenting most respectfull Compliments to D<sup>r</sup> R. Dixon\r\n            <lb />and believe me to be always\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />yours most faithfully\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 24<sup>.th</sup> <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>.ry</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><u>1782</u>.\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 277, 3, '2013-10-17 17:44:30', 30),
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It is a sing<add place=\"above\">u</add>lar case\r\n            <lb />of <symptom n=\"54\">debility</symptom> affecting the animal functions only and that not deÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pending upon any organic affection of the parts but upon some\r\n            <lb />general affection of the <bodypart n=\"47\">nervous System</bodypart>, and I am Sorry to observe\r\n            <lb />that this is confirmed by the disease becoming more general.\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The cure of it will be difficult but it must be attempted and\r\n            <lb />as I think by <action n=\"28\">Stimulants</action> and <action n=\"29\">tonics</action>. The most powerfull\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"28\">Stimulant</action> I know of is <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment> and I learn from M<sup>.r</sup> Stanger\r\n            <lb />that it has been employed but as you Say nothing of it I am --- \r\n            <lb />afraid that hitherto it has been without effect. Allow me to obÂ¬\r\n            <lb />serve that in many cases it has been found effectual only after\r\n            <lb />a long continuance and therefore I would <add place=\"above\">not</add> have it laid aside but\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> also observe that Strong Shocks are ambiguous and often\r\n            <lb />have a Stupifying effect. In this case I would have it applied\r\n            <lb />very\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />gently, it may be employed if convenient every day and the Shocks\r\n            <lb />may be many but all of them very gentle. Besides this the only <action n=\"28\">StiÂ¬\r\n                <lb />mulant</action> I would employ is an <ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"28\">aromatic oil</ingredient> such as follows.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n            \r\n            <recipe>\r\n                \r\n                <choice>\r\n                    \r\n                    <orig>\r\n                        \r\n                        <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"144\">Ol. Succin. rectif.</ingredient> â„¥ij <ingredient n=\"70\" t=\"28\">Ol. Still. Sassafras</ingredient> â„¥j Ol. Still. sive\r\n                        <lb />essent. <ingredient n=\"247\" t=\"28\">Limon.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"123\" t=\"28\">Lavendul.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"207\" t=\"28\">Roris marin</ingredient> @ Ê’j â„³.\r\n                        \r\n                    </orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <reg>\r\n                        \r\n                        Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"144\">distilled Oil of Amber</ingredient>, one ounce of <ingredient n=\"70\" t=\"28\">distilled Oil of Sassafrass</ingredient> and one drachm of each either essence or <ingredient n=\"28\">distilled oil \r\n                        of <ingredient n=\"247\">Lemon</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"123\">Lavender</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"207\">Rosemary</ingredient></ingredient>. Mix.\r\n                        \r\n                    </reg>     \r\n                    \r\n                </choice>\r\n                \r\n            </recipe>\r\n            \r\n                <p>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />With this oil let\r\n                    <lb /><bodypart n=\"36\">the Spine of the <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart></bodypart> be <treatment n=\"43\">anointed</treatment> every night at bedtime covering\r\n                    <lb />it with a Slip of flannel. The Oil may be also be applied to Some\r\n                    <lb />of the <bodypart n=\"89\">joints</bodypart> affected particularly the original <bodypart n=\"19\">knee</bodypart>. If this\r\n                    <lb />oil <symptom n=\"82\">reddens wither the <bodypart n=\"36\">Spine</bodypart> or the <bodypart n=\"89\">joint</bodypart></symptom> to which it is applied it\r\n                    <lb />must be laid aside till the <symptom n=\"82\">redness</symptom> goes off. If upon repeated apÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />plications of this oil for two or three weeks it has no effect\r\n                    <lb />in Strengthening the whole System or its parts I would propose\r\n                    <lb />one other trial by adding to the above Six drams of the <ingredient n=\"362\">caustic\r\n                    <lb />volatile alkali</ingredient>. This Should be perfectly <action n=\"9\">caustic</action> &amp; will pretty\r\n                    <lb />certainly <symptom n=\"82\">redden the <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart></symptom> and therefore must be used at intervals\r\n                    <lb />only. With respect to <action n=\"29\">tonics</action> I did expect much from cold\r\n                    <lb />bathing but it appears from last Summers trial that the <symptom n=\"54\">debility\r\n                    <lb />is so great</symptom> as to prevent the reaction necessary to the good effects\r\n                    <lb />of cold bathing. It cannot therefore now be attempted but if other\r\n                    <lb />remedies can recover the System a little, cold bathing may hereÂ¬\r\n                   \r\n                    \r\n                <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />after have a Share in confirming it. In the mean time\r\n                    <lb />some other <action n=\"29\">tonics</action> must be employed and that from which I exÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />pect the most is the <ingredient n=\"12\">chalybeate</ingredient>. Since I saw you I have learned\r\n                    <lb />to use <ingredient n=\"12\">chalybeates</ingredient> more freely and therefore more effectually than I\r\n                    <lb />had done before. The preparation I employ is the <ingredient n=\"35\">Simple rust</ingredient> and\r\n                    <lb />my formula is the following.\r\n                    \r\n                    <recipe>\r\n                        \r\n                        <choice>\r\n                            \r\n                            <orig>\r\n                                \r\n                                <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"35\">Rubig. ferri pp<sup>.t</sup></ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamom\r\n                                <lb />in pulv trit.</ingredient> @ gr. V <ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchr. alb. puriss.</ingredient> gr. X. â„³. f. pulvis et\r\n                                <lb />fiant h. m. dos. â„– xij Sig. <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Powders</action> one to be\r\n                                <lb />taken in a little <ingredient n=\"280\">currant jelly</ingredient> twice a day and to <add place=\"above\">be</add> washed\r\n                                <lb />down with a small cupfull of a <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">light infusion of\r\n                                <lb />bark &amp; <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">cinnamon</ingredient>.</ingredient>\r\n                                \r\n                            </orig>\r\n                            \r\n                            <reg>\r\n                                \r\n                                Take five grains of <ingredient n=\"35\">prepared Rust</ingredient> and five grains of <ingredient n=\"65\">powdered \r\n                                Cinnamon</ingredient> and ten grains of <ingredient n=\"50\">the purest white Sugar</ingredient>. Mix and let there be made a powder. \r\n                                From this, let there be obtained twelve doses. Label as <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Powders</action>. One to be \r\n                                taken in a little <ingredient n=\"280\">currant jelly</ingredient> twice a day and to be washed \r\n                                down with a small cupful of a <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">light infusion of \r\n                                bark &amp; <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">cinnamon</ingredient></ingredient>.\r\n                                \r\n                            </reg>\r\n                            \r\n                        </choice>\r\n                        \r\n                    </recipe>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />The above dose <add place=\"above\">of</add> five grains is\r\n                    <lb />what I begin with but if the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> bears it I inÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />crease it by degrees to twenty grains twice a day. I hope\r\n                    <lb />your patient will bear it but I say no more now as while M<sup>.r</sup>\r\n                    <lb />Stanger remains here I Shall expect to hear from you frequently.\r\n                    <lb />With regard to <add place=\"above\">the</add> other young Ladys <bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart> in any <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom>\r\n                    <lb />remains upon them you may Safely take <treatment n=\"3\">electrical Sparks</treatment> from\r\n                    <lb /><unclear><bodypart n=\"6\">eyelid</bodypart></unclear> and it commonly discusses the <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> for at\r\n                    <lb />least Some time, but for more <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> I cannot promise So\r\n                    <lb />much from Sparks and I think <treatment n=\"3\">Shocks</treatment> Sent through <symptom n=\"23\">weak <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart></symptom>\r\n                    \r\n                    \r\n                 <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />are hazardous. I am dear Sir very Sincerely your\r\n                    <lb />most obedient Servant ---------- \r\n                    \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>.ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 17 1782\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 252, 11, '2015-04-10 10:42:24', 105),
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The short time I had to write\r\n            <lb />to the Doct<sup>r.</sup> to save Post makes me apprehensive\r\n            <lb />that in my hurry I might not have been so\r\n            <lb />particular as I could wish. To remedy this is my\r\n            <lb />Reason for adressing you now. Miss Stanger beÂ¬\r\n            <lb />gun with the Remedies prescribed &amp; continued\r\n            <lb />them regularly now three Weeks using the Oils as\r\n            <lb />directed to the different <bodypart n=\"89\">Joints</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"36\">spine</bodypart> &amp; increasing\r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalibeate</ingredient> by degrees till it came to ten Grains <choice><abbr>p. Dos.</abbr><expan>per Dose</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />which was as much as the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> would easily\r\n            <lb />bear. but with too apparent Disadvantage the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">Weakness</symptom> having considerably increased. <subst><del><illegible w=\"3\" /></del><add place=\"above\">tho\' not with</add></subst>\r\n            <lb />any additional Pain. She seems much averse to <del>use</del>\r\n            <lb />continuing their use any longer. however I have preÂ¬\r\n            \r\n       <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />on her to continue the Oils with the addition of the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"362\">strong caustic Alkali</ingredient> \'till we hear from Edinburgh\r\n            <lb />You will no doubt be surprized when I tell you that\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment> has not yet been used, which for my own\r\n            <lb />part I have the highest Opinion of, but Miss Stanger\'s\r\n            <lb />being at Parton interfered too much with my other\r\n            <lb />avocations to attend her there as often as was necessary\r\n            <lb />to reap any advantage from the use of it. and I would\r\n            <lb />not prevail with her to remove to Whitehaven. Indeed\r\n            <lb />had the Machine been disingaged I could have <del>put\r\n            <lb />her</del> given her such Directions as might have enabled\r\n            <lb />her to <del>do a</del> use it now &amp; then herself with my attendance\r\n            <lb />two or three times a week. I proposed to her having\r\n            <lb />the Machine at either M<sup>r.</sup> Tates or M<sup>r.</sup> Becks &amp;\r\n            <lb />those Persons who were now under the Course would\r\n            <lb />attend there, but she told me it was so inconvenient\r\n            <lb />that she could not agree to it. I could wish you would\r\n            <lb />write to urge her to it perhaps a Brothers Influence\r\n            <lb />may have greater Weight. If we be so happy as to\r\n            <lb />reap advantage from it in all probability it must\r\n            <lb />be by a long continued use &amp; which at present will\r\n            <lb />interfere with your Sister\'s Business I hope &amp; not\r\n            <lb />amusement as she tells me - for she seems determin\'d\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />to go to Dublin in the Spring, therefore unless you\r\n            <lb />can prevail upon her to postpone her Wish all opportunity\r\n            <lb />of attempting any further application must cease\r\n            <lb />till her return, when she means to reside in <choice><abbr>W</abbr><expan>White</expan></choice>haven\r\n            <lb />I again mention\'d to D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen tthe unhappy State\r\n            <lb />of Miss Hannah who has had frequent <symptom n=\"62\">InflamÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mations in her <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart></symptom> since you were <add place=\"above\">here</add> <del>but</del> which freÂ¬\r\n            <lb />quently go of without any medical assistance in the\r\n            <lb />Course of a week but generally leave the <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> so\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom> <del>she</del> that she is obliged to sit in a dark\r\n            <lb />room not being able to admit the rays of Light\r\n            <lb />without great pain for some considerable time\r\n            <lb />after <illegible w=\"1\" /> <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> are perfectly free from the <supplied><symptom n=\"62\">Inflammation</symptom></supplied>\r\n            <lb />Miss Hannah in the beginning of those attacks\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"8\">had been obstructed in her Menses</condition> to which Cause\r\n            <lb />I attributed the Disorder in her <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart>. I gave her\r\n            <lb />at that time the Rubr. Tinctur. which removed\r\n            <lb />the Obstruction as I recollect twice but <add place=\"above\">for</add> these last\r\n            <lb />six months she has been very regular which\r\n            <lb />induces me to believe that the Complaint must\r\n            <lb />be owing to some other Cause. she is very anxious\r\n            <lb />for the Doctors Opinion which you will please to\r\n            <lb />communicate to him that it may be attended with\r\n            <lb />the restoring both the Ladies to their former health is the\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />sincere wish of your <choice><abbr>h<sup>.ob</sup></abbr><expan>humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Ser<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Joseph Harris\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I enclosed the Letter to M<sup>r.</sup> Gaitskell the Gentleman I\r\n                <lb />mentioned to you before <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> the Doctor not have <choice><abbr>rec<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>received</expan></choice> it when this\r\n                <lb />comes to hand, you will <del>in</del> please to enquire at a M<sup>rs.</sup> Ross\'s\r\n                <lb />Buccleigh Street. <del>If Lady</del> M<sup>rs.</sup> Ponsonby being a near Relative\r\n                <lb />of M<sup>r.</sup> Gaitskell made me address it to him.\r\n                \r\n            </p>    \r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n<p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Stanger\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Blacklocks\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />M<sup>.r</sup> J. 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The cure of such diseases\r\n            <lb />is commonly difficult and in the present Case\r\n            <lb />from its long Standing, and from its having\r\n            <lb />baffled the many remedies already employed\r\n            <lb />the difficulty must be still greater. An AbsoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lute Cure therefore I cannot promise but am\r\n            <lb />persuaded that the Symptoms may still\r\n            <lb />admitt of much relief, and hope it may be\r\n            <lb />obtained by the following measures.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><supplied>1</supplied> Travelling in a carriage promises to be\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> and I therefore advise he <unclear>setts?</unclear>\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> immediately on a journey to Ireland\r\n        \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />managing it so as that he may have a good length\r\n            <lb />of journey every day, without however it going\r\n            <lb />to the length of much fatigue.\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />2 When he Shall get to Lisburn, or other\r\n            <lb />place of <unclear>fixed</unclear> abode I would have him continue\r\n            <lb />to take Exercise in a Carriage every day that is\r\n            <lb />tolerably fair, taking care by warm Cloathing\r\n            <lb />and otherwise to avoid being affected by\r\n            <lb />any degree of cold.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />3 I have a high opinion of the use of the\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"18\">flesh brush</treatment> when properly applied, but few\r\n            <lb />people have the patience for it that is neÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cessary. I would Advise M<sup>r.</sup> Morris to use\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> this manner. To employ it on lying\r\n            <lb />the morning and on a single <bodypart n=\"51\">limb</bodypart> only at\r\n            <lb /><unclear>bed</unclear> time. For the purpose before he come\r\n            <lb />out of bed, let him lay out on <illegible w=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />for that to be <illegible w=\"1\"/> by his Servant, the <unclear>remedy</unclear>\r\n            <lb />may be gentle, but should be continued for ten\r\n            <lb />minutes or rather a quarter of an hour\r\n            <lb />upon each <bodypart n=\"51\">limb</bodypart>, taking care to have a warm\r\n            <lb />flannel sleeve, or soft worsted Stocking to\r\n            <lb />draw upon the <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart> as soon as the\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"39\">rubbing</treatment> of it is finished, and taking the <bodypart n=\"51\">limb</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />under the bed Cloaths till the <treatment n=\"37\">friction</treatment> of\r\n            <lb />the other <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart> is finished When the whole\r\n            <lb />is done he should lye abed for a quarter of\r\n<lb />an hour and then get up to be dressed in\r\n            <lb />his ordinary manner.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />4 Though M<sup>r.</sup> Morris was of opinion\r\n            <lb />that Electuary formerly applied was rather\r\n            <lb />hurtful to him and possibly it might\r\n            <lb />have been so, yet I am persuaded that under\r\n            <lb />proper management it may still be very\r\n            <lb />useful and I offer on that Subject the\r\n         \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />following <illegible w=\"2\" /> of <treatment n=\"3\">Sparks</treatment> in\r\n            <lb />the case of <illegible w=\"3\" /> <del>it</del> may be <subst><del>enough</del><add place=\"above\">of Service</add></subst>\r\n            <lb />but in the <illegible w=\"2\" />the System it is rather\r\n            <lb />tedious than useful. I advise therefore the\r\n            <lb />giving <treatment n=\"3\">Shocks</treatment>, but that these <treatment n=\"3\">shocks</treatment> should\r\n            <lb />be of the most gentle kind and I have always\r\n            <lb />found more benefit from these often repeated\r\n            <lb />than from <treatment n=\"3\">shocks</treatment> of any great force. I find\r\n            <lb />it of consequence to have the gentle <treatment n=\"3\">Shocks</treatment>\r\n            <lb />at one sitting repeated from ten to twenty\r\n            <lb />times, and that such sittings be repeated\r\n            <lb />at least twice a day, and I think it further\r\n            <lb />very necessary to advise that even these\r\n            <lb />gentle <treatment n=\"3\">Shocks</treatment> be always kept away from\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, and that they be directed to pass\r\n            <lb />thro\' a single <bodypart n=\"51\">limb</bodypart> only, but successively\r\n            <lb />thro\' the several <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart>. Bath with respect\r\n            <lb />to <treatment n=\"37\">friction</treatment> and <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment> I have advised\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />the application to all the several <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart> <unclear>cand</unclear> tho\'\r\n            <lb />in the case of M<sup>r.</sup> Morris as in most others\r\n            <lb />one Side is more affected than the other, yet\r\n            <lb />in his particular case there is enough of\r\n            <lb />ground for a general application.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />5 I have observed above that <symptom n=\"57\">Spasmodic\r\n            <lb />affections</symptom> are a speciality in this Case and\r\n            <lb />is is Such a Speciality only that admitts\r\n            <lb />the employment of <ingredient n=\"14\">opiates</ingredient>. I believe that\r\n            <lb />they are the only certain means of relief\r\n            <lb />and therefore that they must be frequently\r\n            <lb />employed, but it is with reluctance that\r\n            <lb />I allow of this as I believe they are rather\r\n            <lb />hurtful to the fundamental disease and\r\n            <lb />I would wish if possible by other <action n=\"3\">AntiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />spasmodics</action> to superseede the frequent use\r\n<lb />of the <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient>. For this purpose I have\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> the use of <ingredient n=\"67\">Ether</ingredient> in a better form\r\n           \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />than had been employed before and I still advise\r\n            <lb />the pushing this same remedy farther than\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> yet been <add place=\"above\">done</add> If it should even then fail I\r\n            <lb />would advise the trial of some very good\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"31\">Musk</ingredient> if it can be procured, for the <ingredient n=\"31\">Musk</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />that is common the employment of it is\r\n            <lb />commonly lost labour and expence. I have\r\n            <lb />no opinion of the use of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphire</ingredient> in this Case\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />6 The nature of the disease and perhaps\r\n            <lb />of the Constitution with the frequent use of\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> in this Case renders <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> freÂ¬\r\n            <lb />quent and troublesome and it often happens\r\n            <lb />that the <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetic pill</ingredient> is not sufficient for\r\n            <lb />relieving it, but <action n=\"21\">laxatives</action> are absolutely\r\n            <lb />necessary and others therefore are to be emÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ployed, and on the <subst><del>pafane mentioned</del><add place=\"above\">last Shock off <unclear>Sleep</unclear></add></subst> I have given\r\n            <lb />a formula for two different <action n=\"21\">laxatives</action> <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />I hope may be found to Answer.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n    <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />7 In such a Case a very nice attention to diet\r\n            <lb />is not very necessary, but in several particulars\r\n            <lb />I would advise it. I think all kinds of Indian\r\n            <lb />tea improper, and would advise his using a\r\n            <lb />tea made of <ingredient n=\"207\">Rosemary</ingredient> <unclear>tops</unclear>. This may not\r\n            <lb />be agreeable at first, but a little repetition\r\n            <lb />will soon render it so. Coffee is safer than\r\n            <lb />tea, but by no means very proper, especially\r\n            <lb />when of the best kind and taken strong.\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />At dinner every day he may take a little\r\n            <lb />Animal food, but it ought to be the lightest\r\n            <lb />and the least filling up always a great\r\n            <lb />part of his Meal with broths light pudding\r\n            <lb />and Vegetable.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />At Supper he should take no Animal\r\n            <lb />food and only some kind of farinacea and\r\n            <lb />fruit.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />8 The ordinary drink may be good\r\n    \r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"8\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />small beer or good porter with two parts of water\r\n            <lb />for plain water will be too binding for him.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Every day at dinner he may take two\r\n            <lb />or three glasses of plain wine and of any\r\n            <lb />kind he likes best but farther he cannot\r\n            <lb />go with safety, for his being in the least\r\n            <lb />heated with the strong drink of any kind would\r\n            <lb />certainly be hurtful.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />9. I should have said above that in\r\n            <lb />his diet he may take Mustard freely and\r\n            <lb />of Spiceries moderately, but all kinds of\r\n            <lb />pickles, Vinegar and Acids are to be carefully\r\n            <lb />avoided.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />If I had been advised more <unclear>early</unclear> in\r\n            <lb />the disease I should certainly have ordered a\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"5\">Setan</treatment> or <treatment n=\"11\">Pea Issue</treatment> to be put into the <bodypart n=\"10\">nape\r\n            <lb />of the Neck</bodypart>, but in the present <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb />I would not insist upon <illegible w=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb />there\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"9\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />there should be at any time any return of\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"31\">Paralytic Stroke</condition>. I would certainly advise\r\n            <lb /><del>two</del> a <treatment n=\"11\">pea issue</treatment> to be put in <subst><del>to</del><add place=\"above\">on each side of</add></subst> the <bodypart n=\"10\">Nape of\r\n            <lb />the Neck</bodypart> in those places precisely at which\r\n            <lb />we commonly bring out the ends of the <treatment n=\"5\">seton</treatment>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />11 When Speaking of a <condition n=\"31\">Paralytic Stroke</condition>\r\n            <lb />I cannot omitt observing that tho\' such an\r\n            <lb />accident should happen I would by no\r\n            <lb />means advise the employment of any warm\r\n            <lb />bathing which I suspect to have already\r\n            <lb />done mischief.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />12 I cannot at present Advise much\r\n            <lb />medicine for M<sup>r.</sup> Morris, tho\' I think\r\n            <lb />those which have been employed, have been\r\n            <lb />employed in a very imperfect manner\r\n            <lb />and the only one I could now propose is\r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"101\">Guaiacum</ingredient> to be used in one or other\r\n            <lb />of the ways prescribed in the <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del>\r\n           \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"10\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"6\" />\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen --\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 6<sup>.th</sup> <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />1785\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"11\" />\r\n        \r\n        <head>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For M<sup>r.</sup> Morris\r\n            \r\n        </head>    \r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <unclear>Sal Rupetans</unclear> â„¥ fs @ â„¥j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"76\">mann. opt.</ingredient> â„¥fs\r\n                    <lb />Aq. fervent. â„¥iv\r\n                    <lb />Solve et colatura adde\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"24\" t=\"1\">Tinct. Senn. comp.</ingredient> Pharm. Edin. â„¥fs @ â„¥j\r\n                    <lb />â„³. <action n=\"21\">Laxative Solution</action> to be taken at two or three draughts\r\n                    <lb />in the morning.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take from half an ounce to one ounce of <unclear>Sal Rupetans</unclear>, \r\n                    half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"76\">the best manna</ingredient>, \r\n                    four ounces of boiling water. \r\n                    Dissolve, and to the strained liquid add \r\n                    from half an ounce to one ounce of <ingredient n=\"24\" t=\"1\">Senna tincture</ingredient> as described in the Pharmacopoeia Edinburgensis.\r\n                    Mix. Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative Solution</action> to be taken at two or three draughts \r\n                    in the morning.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"28\">Ol. ricin. opt.</ingredient> â„¥iij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"28\" t=\"1\">Tinct. jalap.</ingredient> Pharm. Edin. â„¥j\r\n                    <lb />â„³. Sig. <action n=\"21\">Laxative Oil</action> a table spoonful or two to be taken\r\n                    <lb />in the morning taking care to shake the Phial excedingly\r\n                    <lb />well before pouring out\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                    <reg>\r\n                        \r\n                        Take three ounces of <ingredient n=\"28\">the best Castor Oil</ingredient>, \r\n                        one ounce of <ingredient n=\"28\" t=\"1\">Jallop tincture</ingredient> as described in the Pharmacopoeia Edinburgensis. \r\n                        Mix and label <action n=\"21\">Laxative Oil</action>, a table spoonful or two to be taken \r\n                        in the morning, taking care to shake the Phial excedingly \r\n                        well before pouring out.\r\n                        \r\n                    </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum. Guaiac.</ingredient> Ê’ij. <ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar alb. puriss.</ingredient> Ê’iij\r\n                    <lb />terito Simul in pulverem tenuem cui adde\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"75\">Mucilag. G. Arab. crass.</ingredient> â„¥iij\r\n                    <lb />terito iterum diligenter et dum teritur paulatim affunde\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"342\">Elix. Guaiac. Volat.</ingredient> â„¥fs. <ingredient n=\"78\">Tinct. Senn. comp.</ingredient> Ph. Ed. â„¥j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. Cinnam. Simpl.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"68\">Menth pip.</ingredient> @ â„¥iij â„³. Sig.\r\n                    <lb /><action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Solution</action> a table spoonful to be taken every\r\n                    <lb />night at bed time shaking the Phial always very well\r\n                    <lb />before pouring out.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take two drachms of <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum Guaiacum</ingredient> and three drachms of <ingredient n=\"50\">the purest White Sugar</ingredient>. \r\n                    Crush them in a fine powder, to which you add \r\n                    three ounces of <ingredient n=\"75\">raw Arabic Gum mucillage</ingredient>. \r\n                    Crush again carefully, and while you crush pour over it \r\n                    half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"342\">Volatile Elixir of Guaiac</ingredient>, one ounce of <ingredient n=\"78\">Tincture of Sennna</ingredient> as described in the Pharmacopoeia Edinburgensis, \r\n                    three ounces of <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon Water</ingredient> and three ounces of <ingredient n=\"68\">Peppermint</ingredient>. Mix and label as \r\n                    <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Solution</action>. A tablespoon to be taken every \r\n                    night at bedtime shaking the Phial always very well \r\n                    before pouring out.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"342\">Elixir Guaiac. Volat.</ingredient> Ê’ij <ingredient n=\"340\">Vitell. ovi</ingredient> Ê’j Terito Simul diligenter.\r\n                    <lb />et paulatim affunde <ingredient n=\"68\">Aq. Menth. pip.</ingredient> â„¥j. <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. Simpl.</ingredient> Ê’iij â„³. f. <unclear>haust.\r\n                    <lb />less Sumendo</unclear>\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take two drachms of <ingredient n=\"342\">Volatile Elixir of Guaiac</ingredient> and one drachm of <ingredient n=\"340\">egg Yolk</ingredient>. Mix them together carefully, \r\n                    and little by little pour over it one drachm of <ingredient n=\"68\">Peppermint Water</ingredient> and three drachms of <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient>. 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He was regularly attended by\r\n            <lb />an Eminent Physician in Oxford. who order\'d at First <treatment n=\"14\">Leeches to\r\n                <lb />the <bodypart n=\"63\">Temples</bodypart></treatment>. <treatment n=\"4\">Blisters</treatment> &amp; Volatiles. after that <ingredient n=\"277\" t=\"47\">Cordials with Huxhams\r\n                    <lb />Tincture of Bark</ingredient>. kept the Body Open with <ingredient n=\"133\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Heira Picra</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />&amp; <ingredient n=\"24\" t=\"1\">Senna</ingredient>. then order\'d a <treatment n=\"4\">perpetual Blister in the <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart></treatment> and an\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"11\">Issue in the <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart></treatment>. likewise <ingredient n=\"16\">Boluses with Mustard Seed</ingredient> and <unclear><ingredient n=\"485\">Arum</ingredient></unclear><note>Word is unclear, but Arum Root was employed to ease constricted throats.</note>\r\n            <lb />Root &amp; <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum Guaiacum</ingredient>. &amp; <ingredient n=\"368\">Winters Bark</ingredient>. with a warm <ingredient n=\"10\" t=\"47\">Cordial\r\n            <lb />Jalap</ingredient>. he has Drank <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"9\">Pyrmont Water</ingredient>. For Common Drink and\r\n            <lb />Port Wine about Five or Six Glasses dayly. <del>what</del> he never has\r\n            <lb />been subject to <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> From his First <symptom n=\"5\">seizure</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n                       \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />NB. The <ingredient n=\"31\">Musk</ingredient> has been try\'d but <choice><abbr>w<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> not do as it increased his <symptom n=\"22\">giddine<supplied>ss</supplied></symptom>\r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n            \r\n            \r\n            \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n                    \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Freke.\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1779.\r\n            <lb />9. p. 116.\r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n   \r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1614, 3, '2014-06-15 11:13:12', 158),
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He complained frequently of\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"20\">coldness in his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart></symptom>, <symptom n=\"7\">flatulency</symptom>, <symptom n=\"22\">giddiness in his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></symptom>, &amp;c. . - . In short there is hardly an <condition n=\"28\">hysterical sympÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tom</condition> which he has not experienced . - . <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment>\r\n            <lb />was again tried during a considerable part of the\r\n            <lb />winter and spring, but without advantage . - . His\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"9\">inability to move</symptom> and to <symptom n=\"81\">speak</symptom> became nearly as great\r\n            <lb />as in Winter 1780, and in this way he struggled on till the\r\n            <lb />end of April last, when he was carried a little way into the\r\n            <lb />country, where he seem\'d to grow a little better, insomuch as\r\n            <lb />to be able to walk near half a mile at some times. . - . In the\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />course of the summer, he went over to the Island of Arran,\r\n            <lb />but I do not learn that he recovered considerably, but conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tinued <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom> and <symptom n=\"6\">spiritless</symptom>, tho\' sometimes he walk\'d and\r\n            <lb />rode a little . - . 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What he says however is correct and pertinent . --- \r\n            <lb />At other times, you cannot get him to answer a question, tho\'\r\n            <lb />ask\'d once and again; which seems to be more from want of\r\n            <lb />ability than inclination . - . He does not complain of any thing\r\n            <lb />but the <symptom n=\"22\">giddiness of his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></symptom> . - . He has not the <symptom n=\"20\">coldness of his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"52\">extremities</bodypart></symptom> formerly complain\'d of . - . His <symptom n=\"122\">appetite is bad</symptom>, and\r\n            <lb />he is sometimes under the necessity of using the <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetic pill</ingredient>, to\r\n            <lb />prevent <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> . - . 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In the course of this tedious\r\n            <lb />disease, the diet has been frequently varied, often according\r\n            <lb />to M<sup>r.</sup> Muirs inclinations . - . <symptom n=\"8\">Sometimes the appetite was\r\n            <lb />so bad</symptom> that we were glad to see him eat any thing, at other\r\n            <lb />times he eat a large quantity, particularly of salt herring\r\n            <lb />or ham, and without perceiving himself the worse at\r\n            <lb />it . - . He has at times used wine, but did not think it agreed\r\n            <lb />with him, and therefore changed his cordial to some pretty\r\n            <lb />strong toddy, which I understand he uses generally after\r\n            <lb />meals . ---- M<sup>r.</sup> Muir is a young man, not exceeding 25 or\r\n            <lb />26 years of age . - has lived pretty freely, both before the first\r\n            <lb />attack of this disease, and in the three years interval of pretty\r\n            <lb />good health which he enjoyed . - . He is not in any considerable\r\n            <lb />degree <symptom n=\"26\">emaciated</symptom>, but continues fresh coloured and rather\r\n            <lb />of ruddy complexion . - . His <symptom n=\"15\">pulse generally from 72 to 80</symptom> . ----\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Since writing the above, I understand that M<sup>r.</sup> Muir\r\n            <lb />sometimes complains of the <symptom n=\"20\">colddness of his <bodypart n=\"52\">extremities</bodypart></symptom>, tho\'\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> has not been seent to leave them as formerly. --- \r\n            <lb />that <symptom n=\"20\">his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> are cold to the touch</symptom>, and <condition n=\"25\">his <bodypart n=\"23\">ancles</bodypart> are fuller\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />than usual</condition>. - . He in general sleeps pretty well, tho\' one\r\n            <lb />or two nights since he came home, <symptom n=\"17\">he has complained of\r\n            <lb />being restless and started frequently during these restless\r\n            <lb />nights</symptom>. \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Kilm<sup>k.</sup></abbr><expan>Kilmarnock</expan></choice> 1<sup>st.</sup> <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><u>1784</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Wil Hamilton\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"8\" />\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Case\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Muir\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1784\r\n            <lb />V. 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I would call it\r\n            <lb />a <condition n=\"30\">Hypochondriasis</condition> and it <del>is</del> certainly consists\r\n            <lb />chiefly in a <symptom n=\"96\">torpor of the <bodypart n=\"47\">Nervous System</bodypart></symptom> but\r\n            <lb />it does not seem to be in a <condition n=\"44\">melancholic tempeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rament</condition> and otherwise it has some peculiar\r\n            <lb />anomalous Symptoms. I meet with much variety\r\n            <lb />of <condition n=\"30\">Hypochondriaisis</condition> and <condition n=\"28\">Hysteria</condition> but I have\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />met with nothing resembling the present but what\r\n            <lb />proceeded from Onanism of which however there is\r\n            <lb />no account in the present Case. I would willingly\r\n            <lb />if I were present with you discuss the pathology\r\n            <lb />of this Case but I cannot do it so simply and clearly\r\n            <lb />as to make it fit for this letter. I have therefore\r\n            <lb />only to give you the best Advice I can. The chief\r\n            <lb />part of it is to advise Mr. Muir if offers and\r\n            <lb />circumstances will any ways permit to repair\r\n            <lb />immediately to a warm Climate and to remain\r\n            <lb />there till the end of April next. If he does this\r\n            <lb />I would hardly give him any medicine but a\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"21\">laxative</action> to be employed when occasion requires.\r\n            <lb />If the <treatment n=\"5\">Setan</treatment> had not been put in I should\r\n            <lb />not have advised it but as it is I would let it\r\n            <lb />continue dispensing however with the <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> as I\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />do not perceive that a great deal of such evacuaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion is necessary or consistent with the other\r\n            <lb />remedies employed.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />If M<sup>r.</sup> Muir cannot go abroad I have to\r\n            <lb />recommend what Exercise on horseback or in a\r\n            <lb />Carriage he can bear or be brought to take. This\r\n            <lb />however must still be with a studious attention\r\n            <lb />to avoid cold by warm Cloathing of all kinds both\r\n            <lb />at home and abroad and the keeping entirely at\r\n            <lb />home in cold weather. The remedy I would chiefly\r\n            <lb />employ is <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment> but in <treatment n=\"3\">Shocks</treatment> of very moÂ¬\r\n            <lb />derate force only but these repeated for several\r\n            <lb />times and particularly repeated twice a day. Please\r\n            <lb />take notice if the <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment> increases the <symptom n=\"15\">freÂ¬\r\n            <lb />quency of the pulse</symptom>. If it does it a little it is\r\n            <lb />right, but if it does it very much th e<treatment n=\"3\">Shock</treatment> is\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><supplied>too</supplied> Strong or it is too often repeated. I can think of\r\n            <lb />no medicines from which much benefit can be\r\n            <lb />expected but I would expect more from <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeates</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />than from the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>. If the <symptom n=\"96\">Stupor</symptom> should at any\r\n            <lb />time prevail very strongly and especially with a\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">slow pulse</symptom> I would try the use of the <ingredient n=\"204\">Volatile\r\n            <lb />Alkali</ingredient> from five to ten grains in a bolus to\r\n            <lb />be swallowed in a wafer and repeated as the\r\n            <lb />effects shall determine. It is no objection\r\n            <lb />to the employment of entire <ingredient n=\"16\">Mustard Seed</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />that it passes by stool unbroken for it\r\n            <lb />commonly does so. 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He has now recovered the\r\n            <lb />use of his <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart> and voice, and can converse rationally\r\n            <lb />and freely - can keep his books &amp;<sup>ca.</sup> - . In short he is very\r\n            <lb />much recovered, tho\' he has never come out of his room, <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />he keeps so warm that no winter can be known there. - \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />He is in that situation as to be under the necessity of\r\n            <lb />pushing abroad for a livelihood as well as health. -- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />You recommended a warm climate, and his views are\r\n            <lb />turned either to the East or West Indies. - . The question\r\n            <lb />he begs me to ask of you is, whether you think either\r\n            <lb />of these climates would answer his constitution. -- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For my own part, I do not know any other quarters\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />of the world a man in his circumstances can look to, as\r\n            <lb />travelling to a better climate with health and pleasure\r\n            <lb />alone in view is altogether out of the question. -- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I am ashamed of giving you further trouble on\r\n            <lb />this subject and am\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Wil Hamilton\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Kilm<sup>k.</sup></abbr><expan>Kilmarnock</expan></choice> house\r\n                <lb />20<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> <u>1785</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> --- \r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> W<sup>m.</sup> Hamilton\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r.</sup> Muir\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />V. 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Campbell\r\n            \r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />After considering attentively the account transÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mitted from London and having received every posÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sible information from the gentlewoman who had\r\n            <lb />attended Miss on her journey hither and for sometime\r\n            <lb />before; I am of the Same opinion with D<sup>r</sup> Saunders\r\n            <lb />and M<sup>r</sup> Leslie with respect to the nature of her\r\n            <lb />disease but do not agree entirely with these gentleÂ¬\r\n            <lb />men concerning the cause. I am persuaded that\r\n            <lb />the whole of her ailments proceeded more from the\r\n            <lb />State of her <bodypart n=\"95\">mind</bodypart> than of her body and particularly\r\n            <lb />that her return to this country will be the means\r\n            <lb />of removing all her complaints. The entire health\r\n            <lb />which Miss has had upon her journey and ever since\r\n            <lb />She came to Edinburgh confirms <add place=\"above\">me</add> in this and though\r\n            <lb />it may be alleged that her health cannot be entire\r\n            <lb />while <symptom n=\"24\">obstruction</symptom> remains and that this opinion is\r\n         \r\n                \r\n         <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />very just I allow but as I am persuaded that this\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">obstruction</symptom> will be Spontaneously removed as the\r\n            <lb />season advances; I don\'t think any medicines are\r\n            <lb />at present necessary or adviseable. 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I have\r\n            <lb />very little faith in either <add place=\"above\">the</add> powders or infusion that\r\n            <lb />were employed at London and though I have a better\r\n            <lb />opinion of the <treatment n=\"3\">electricity</treatment> I think it was applied with\r\n            <lb />too much violence and I believe Miss Campbell -- \r\n            <lb />would be very averse to return to the use of it and\r\n            <lb />even on this account I am averse to employ it without\r\n            <lb />Seeing more necessity for it than I do at present.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Upon the whole of this plan it will appear that\r\n            <lb />I have nothing to advise but what I judge proper\r\n           \r\n\r\n            \r\n       <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />in the way of regimen. To this purpose I advise a\r\n            <lb />due attention to keeping her mind easy but in some\r\n            <lb />moderate and agreeable employment. Amusement is\r\n            <lb />very proper but any riotous mirth would be very hazardous.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />She Should be as much in the fresh air as the state\r\n            <lb />of the weather will allow. Walking is a very proper -- \r\n            <lb />exercise but Should never be carried So far as to be either\r\n            <lb />heating but it is difficult to keep it within due bounds.\r\n            <lb />Private Parties are more Safe than publick places.\r\n            <lb />and the latter are particularly hazardous if they are\r\n            <lb />crowded &amp; warm. Riding on horseback might be of\r\n            <lb />service but weather and some other considerations\r\n            <lb />make me judge that exercise in a Single horse chaise\r\n            <lb />that may be open or covered at pleasure is of all others\r\n            <lb />the most proper for Miss Campbell and this exercise\r\n            <lb />She Should have as often as weather &amp; convenience allow.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Every morning partly before She gets out of bed and partly\r\n            <lb />after She is up She Should have her <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart> pretty well\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"39\">rubbed</treatment>\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />rubbed with flannel from the <bodypart n=\"62\">haunches</bodypart> downwards.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n            \r\n        <p>\r\n        \r\n            <lb />In diet a middle kind must be employed a low\r\n            <lb />diet of vegetables would be very improper but the heavier\r\n            <lb />kinds of animal food would be no less so. Cocoa tea <del>will</del>\r\n            <lb />with Some dry toast and a little butter will be the most\r\n            <lb />proper breakfast. 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She some time ago applied to me, &amp; tho\'\r\n            <lb />I have paid particular attention to her disorder,\r\n            <lb />&amp; left nothing untried that appeared to me likely\r\n            <lb />to remove it, the utmost I have been able to\r\n            <lb />effectuate, has amounted to no more than a\r\n            <lb />temporary palliation of some of the most urÂ¬\r\n            <lb />gent symptoms. The inability, under which\r\n            <lb />She has all along laboured, of retaining either\r\n            <lb />food or medicine beyond the space of a very few\r\n            <lb />hours, upon her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, has hitherto baffled\r\n            <lb />every attempt I have made to give her relief.\r\n            <lb />Some years ago, she went to Buxton, &amp; received\r\n            <lb />benefit from the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"5\">waters</ingredient>. She intends to give them\r\n            <lb />a second trial, but has consented to take your opinions\r\n            \r\n       <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />before she goes ---- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Miss J--- a young Lady under 30, of a delicate\r\n            <lb />constitution &amp; great sensibility has for ten years\r\n            <lb />laboured under a disorder of her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, which\r\n            <lb />has been daily increasing not with standing\r\n            <lb />every attempt that has been made to reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />move it. She traces the commencement of her\r\n            <lb />indisposition to an apprehension of becoming\r\n            <lb />too fat, which induced her to take more exercise\r\n            <lb />than she had strength to bear, &amp; to live on a diet\r\n            <lb />too low &amp; too sparing to afford the systems the\r\n            <lb />necessary support. From this time, <symptom n=\"8\">her appetite\r\n            <lb />gradually failed her</symptom>, <symptom n=\"23\">her strength declined</symptom>, her\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"8\">catamenia disappeared</condition>, &amp; <symptom n=\"31\">her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> became\r\n            <lb />so extremely relaxed &amp; irritable </symptom> that food of\r\n            <lb />no kind remained, above an hour, upon it,\r\n            <lb />but was rejected without <symptom n=\"61\">nausea</symptom> &amp; without\r\n            <lb />pain. 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Beed tea &amp; bread disagree the least\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"5\">Buxton waters</ingredient>, when she formerly drank them,\r\n            <lb />acted for some days as a <action n=\"14\">gentle emetick</action>, but after\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"88\">bile</bodypart> was evacuated, <add place=\"above\">they</add> braced the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomack</bodypart>, and\r\n            \r\n       <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />enabled it to retain every thing several hours\r\n            <lb />longer than it had done for some years. This\r\n            <lb />circumstance induces her to hope that if\r\n            <lb />these <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"5\">waters</ingredient> continue to operate in the same\r\n            <lb />manner, some medicine may be thrown\r\n            <lb />in, that shall assist their <action n=\"29\">tonick virtue</action>, &amp;\r\n            <lb />render their effects more permanent. I must\r\n            <lb />likewise add that when formerly at Buxton, no\r\n            <lb />attention was paid to the state of her <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>,\r\n            <lb />&amp; she was then so <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> as not to have pasÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sage once <add place=\"above\">a</add> week, but they have of late been\r\n            <lb />kept gently open, &amp; she has since suffered much\r\n            <lb />less from <bodypart n=\"88\">bile</bodypart> upon her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>. She has tried\r\n            <lb />many <action n=\"21\">laxatives</action>, but none agree so well as <ingredient n=\"63\">AnderÂ¬\r\n            <lb />son\'s pills</ingredient> -- what medicines you would recomÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mend to her when at Buxton, &amp; what plan\r\n            <lb />you would wish her afterwards to pursue,\r\n            <lb />she hopes you will inform her when convenient.\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I shall take the opportunity of a gentleman\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />who sets out to night or to morrow on a four thro\'\r\n            <lb />Scotland, to remit you a fee ---- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The last time I took the liberty of writing to\r\n            <lb />you I was extremely anxious to go out to\r\n            <lb />America as one of the Physicians to the\r\n            <lb />Army, &amp; had procured the promise of\r\n            <lb />the secretary at war to that purpose,\r\n            <lb />but as there is no immediate prospect of\r\n            <lb />any new hospitals being established there,\r\n            <lb />&amp; especially as I find things likely to turn\r\n            <lb />out pretty well here, I have given over all\r\n            <lb />thoughts of quitting Durham for some years.\r\n            <lb />As Literary honours add not a little to a\r\n            <lb />physicians reputation, I have yelded to the\r\n            <lb />persuasions of several ingenious members\r\n            <lb />of the Royal Society who wish <del>me</del> to see me\r\n            <lb />a member of their respectable body. Seven\r\n            <lb />or eight have already offered to sign my\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />petition &amp; promised to procure me Sir John\r\n            <lb />Pringle\'s name, if you will do me the hoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nour of adding yours, you will confer a\r\n            <lb />very singular favour on one who sincerely\r\n            <lb />wishes for an opportunity of convincing you\r\n            <lb />of his respect &amp; esteem ----- I am\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> &amp;\r\n                <lb />obliged humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />P. Dugud Leslie\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"8\" />\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />35\r\n                <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen\r\n                <lb /><u>Edinburgh</u>\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n            <annot>\r\n                \r\n                <p>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />P. D. Leslie\r\n                    <lb /><choice><abbr>Q</abbr><expan>Query</expan></choice>\r\n                    <lb />A Young Lady.\r\n                    <lb />August 1780\r\n                    <lb /><del>XI. p.</del>\r\n                    <lb />Required farther <choice><abbr>informat:</abbr><expan>information</expan></choice>\r\n                    <lb />of the measures already used.\r\n                    \r\n                </p>\r\n                \r\n            </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1890, 2, '2014-11-21 14:32:29', 100),
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I was extremely sorry\r\n            <lb />that the account I sent you of the young Ladys\r\n            <lb />situation did not afford you all the inforÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mation you would have wished, &amp; I am still\r\n            <lb />more so, to inform you that it is not in my\r\n            <lb />power to add much to what I have already\r\n            <lb />said. I can only give you an account of what\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />has been done for her since she came under my\r\n            <lb />care, which is only a few months. From the\r\n            <lb />Duration of her <symptom n=\"48\">indigestion</symptom>, &amp; the number\r\n            <lb />of Physicians she has employed, there is reason\r\n            <lb />to believe that almost all the medicines, you\r\n            <lb />mention, have been tried in some shape or\r\n            <lb />other; but whether all, or any of them, have\r\n            <lb />had a fair trial, is a question I cannot preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tend to solve with any degree of certainty;\r\n            <lb />but am rather inclined to think they have\r\n            <lb />not for as she has neither retained <add place=\"above\">upon her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart></add> food or\r\n            <lb />medicine, for several years, beyond the space\r\n            <lb />of a few hours, it is highly probable she would\r\n            <lb />not persevere long in taking the same medicines\r\n            <lb />at least time she has been under my care, her\r\n            <lb />natural aversion to medicines, joint to a want\r\n            <lb />of confidence in their efficacy from their not\r\n            <lb />producing any immediate good effect, made her\r\n            <lb />unwilling to persevere in the use of any above\r\n            <lb />eight or ten days at most. I have given her\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"136\">aromatics</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"12\">chalybeates</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"204\">alkalines</ingredient>, <action n=\"30\">neutrals\r\n            <lb />absorbents</action> in various forms, as long as I would\r\n            <lb />prevail upon her to take them, but, <add place=\"above\">in</add> no shape\r\n            <lb />in which I have yet given them, did they\r\n            <lb />produce any sensible effect. Acids, unless the\r\n            <lb />mineral, I have never tried, &amp; only have given\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"14\">opiates</ingredient> <add place=\"above\">occasionally</add> to relieve any urgent symptom. But\r\n            <lb />as the obstinate <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>, under which she\r\n            <lb />has so long laboured, is <add place=\"above\">now</add> considerably ren<illegible l=\"5\"/>\r\n            <lb />there is reason to hope that medicines\r\n            <lb />which disagreed before, may do so no longer. As\r\n            <lb />nothing <add place=\"above\">then</add> has had a fair trial, you may, I\r\n            <lb />think, safely proceed, as if <del>not</del> nothing had ever\r\n            <lb />been attempted --- I sincerely thank you for your\r\n            <lb />readiness in assisting me in the affair of the R. Society\r\n            <lb />but believe all you will have to do, will be to sign\r\n            <lb />a common form of Petition in my favour.<note>Dr Patrick Dugud Leslie (1752-1783), was subsequently elected a member of the Royal Society, the learned fellowship established by King Charles II in 1662.</note>  I shall\r\n            <lb />this day see the Rev<sup>d.</sup> D<sup>r.</sup> Cooper, Sir Grey\'s Brother, who\r\n            <lb />wishes much to see me a member &amp; has promised\r\n            <lb />to take all the trouble upon him self. I beg therefore\r\n            <lb />you may give yourself no farther trouble till I transÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mit you my Petition to be signed. I beg you\'ll excuse this\r\n            <lb />hasty scrawl &amp; believe me with sincere respect\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>.t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>.t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />P D Leslie\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n\r\n        \r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n           \r\n            <lb />D<sup>.r</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb /><u>Edinburgh</u>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />P. D. Leslie\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Q</abbr><expan>Query</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />A young Lady.\r\n            <lb /><del>July</del> <choice><abbr>Aug<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 1780.\r\n            <lb />XI. p.58.\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1896, 3, '2013-09-09 16:10:12', 82),
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The ailment I am very well acquainted with\r\n            <lb />&amp; have often treated it frequently with success but sometimes\r\n            <lb />it proves tedious &amp; obstinate but hope it shall not be the\r\n            <lb />case here &amp; I offer you the following directions\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Let her go along with you &amp; try the Sea bathing, taÂ¬\r\n            <lb />king it at first twice a week &amp; afterwards more frequently\r\n            <lb />as it agrees with her. The Ladies <bodypart n=\"120\"></bodypart> is commonly much\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />in the way of their bathing if they wet it <condition n=\"13\">they catch cold</condition>,\r\n            <lb />&amp; if they cover it with oiled Silk the cold does not get at their\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; there is danger of <bodypart n=\"48\">the bloods</bodypart> being pushed too much to\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>. I therefore advise cutting out the <bodypart n=\"120\">hair</bodypart> only leaving\r\n            <lb />as much on the <bodypart n=\"67\">forehead</bodypart> as may serve for the Toupee.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs.</sup> M<sup>c.</sup>kie should be much in the fresh air but\r\n            <lb />much walking or to the degree of <symptom n=\"21\">being heated</symptom> or <symptom n=\"9\">fatigued</symptom> by\r\n            <lb />it will do her harm &amp; she ought especially to avoid much\r\n            <lb />walking, about the end of her month or during the time of\r\n            <lb />her being unwell. Riding moderately as often as she\r\n            <lb />conveniently can may be of great service.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />In diet there is little occasion for M<sup>rs.</sup> M<sup>c</sup>kies\r\n            <lb />being very nice, she may take any ordinary fare avoiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ding only any Animal food that may be heavy on her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> or any Vegetable food that may prove very\r\n            <lb />windy upon it. she may drink water or Small beer\r\n            <lb />as she likes best &amp; a single glass of wine or punch\r\n            <lb />will\r\n            \r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />do no harm.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Some medicines are necessary and I have given below a prescription\r\n            <lb />which I hope Shall be usefull. If her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> is naturally regular or\r\n            <lb />if this medicine keeps her so it is well but if she is any ways <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom>\r\n            <lb />let her take a tea Spoonfull of <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of Tartar</ingredient> mixed with honey in\r\n            <lb />the morning as often as occasion requires. Any <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> more than\r\n            <lb />what nature requires is not proper for her. When I can be of any\r\n            <lb />further service let me know and you may depend upon the attention\r\n            <lb />of\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir your most obedient servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 20 June\r\n                <lb /><u>1781</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For M<sup>rs.</sup> M<sup>c</sup>kie\r\n            \r\n            <recipe>\r\n                \r\n                <choice>\r\n                    \r\n                    <orig>\r\n                        \r\n                        <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum. 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In the meantime\r\n            <lb />you need not be surprised that your remedies have not immediately\r\n            <lb />taken effect for this has happened with many other good PractitiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />oners, &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Disease when is does yeild commonly does so, very strongly.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />There is a remedy not always much employed, <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> however I\r\n            <lb />am much disposed to employ in all <condition n=\"25\">Plethoric</condition> habits, such\r\n            <lb />as your Patient seems to be. This is <treatment n=\"1\">bloodletting</treatment>, <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I advise you to\r\n            <lb />employ pretty freely, &amp; when you think your Patients Strength will\r\n            <lb />not admit of more being taken from the arm, you may find much benefit\r\n            <lb />from applying eight or ten <treatment n=\"14\">Leeches to <bodypart n=\"63\">each temple</bodypart></treatment>, or if you can take\r\n            <lb />from four to eight ounces by a <treatment n=\"16\">Cupping glass to <bodypart n=\"63\">each temple</bodypart></treatment> it will\r\n            <lb />still do better. - As I presume the disease to depend upon a conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />siderable <symptom n=\"64\">congestion</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"57\">vessels of the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></bodypart>, I hold <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> pretty\r\n            <lb />largely to be an important remedy. 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Let me only observe, <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> is\r\n            <lb />not to be employed at the time that <treatment n=\"4\">blisters</treatment> are operating.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I find very little benefit from any internal medicines.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The most effectual however is the <ingredient n=\"362\">Volatile Alkali</ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> you\r\n            <lb />may employ in a Mixture with a large proportion of the <ingredient n=\"28\" t=\"1\">compound\r\n            <lb />tincture of Castor</ingredient>; but take care that these medicines do not prove\r\n            <lb />healing or are given very freely, when from the <symptom n=\"15\">frequency or\r\n            <lb />fullness of pulse</symptom> <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> may seem necessary. When the\r\n            <lb />disease does not yeild pretty soon to the remedies I have\r\n            <lb />mentioned you may presume that it is <add place=\"above\">to</add> draw out to some length.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When <treatment n=\"11\">Issues</treatment> <treatment n=\"37\">friction</treatment> &amp; perhaps <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment> may give some\r\n            <lb />relief. When the disease has continued sometime I would\r\n            <lb />allow of a trial of the <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment>, but it is never safe\r\n            <lb />when the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> is much affected. 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(2258, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1997\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1997] From: Mr William Ingham / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Miss Mary Peareth (Pearith, Peariths) (Patient), Miss Mary Clutterbuck (Patient), Miss Harrison (Patient) / 2 April 1781 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Stephen Hall</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2013-09-16\">16 September 2013</date> Last updated by Jenny Bann</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2013-06-24\">24 June 2013</date> XML file created by Stephen Hall</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n        \r\n        <opener>\r\n            <salute>Dear Sir</salute>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As M<sup>r:</sup> Lambert incloses an Account\r\n            <lb />of poor Miss Mary Pearith in a Frank; I wou\'d not\r\n            <lb />omit the opportunity of informing you that\r\n            <lb />Miss Clutterbuck has been very well for three\r\n            <lb />months past; her last attack yielded to nothing\r\n            <lb />but repeated <treatment n=\"1\">Bleedings</treatment> notwithstanding the diliÂ¬\r\n            <lb />gent administration of your Directions; since that\r\n            <lb />time, she strictly adher\'d to a low Diet --\r\n            <lb />Miss Harrison is perfectly recover\'d and has been,\r\n            <lb />all the Winter free from Complaint - I am <choice><abbr>D<sup>r:</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir! with great Esteem your obliged,\r\n                <lb />humble Servant            \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>W<sup>m:</sup> Ingham</signed> \r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>N.Castle</abbr><expan>Newcastle</expan></choice> April 2<sup>d:</sup> 1781</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb /><u>Edinburgh</u>\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Lambert and\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Ingham <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Miss Peariths. Miss Harrison\r\n            <lb />&amp; Miss Clutterbuck ---\r\n            <lb />Vol XIII. p17. &amp; Vol. XII.\r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1997, 2, '2013-09-16 14:43:52', 56),
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the Methods you should\r\n            <lb />take for thorough Recovery of it again. -\r\n            <lb />&amp; being conscious that your Constitution\r\n            <lb />will require both a great deal of attention\r\n            <lb />&amp; the best Advice in order to its thorough ReÂ¬\r\n            <lb />establishment, I began to wish that you\r\n            <lb />had also taken some other person\'s Advice\r\n            <lb />of real Skill in the profession, &amp; therefore since\r\n            <lb />you are so farr in your way to <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r:</sup>g</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />I think you should lose no Time but apply\r\n            <lb />to Doctor Cullen there immediately &amp; to\r\n            <lb />get his prescriptions as to Medicine &amp; what\r\n            <lb />I think is of more Consequence his orders\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />for a long &amp; continued Regimen or MeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />thod of Managing yourself as to Diet &amp;\r\n            <lb />Exercise, enquire whether a Sea Voyage\r\n            <lb />may be necessary. --- You will do right\r\n            <lb />to give a very distinct Narration of your\r\n            <lb />Complaints for Years back to the Doctor\r\n            <lb />but think there will be no Occasion to give it\r\n            <lb />to him in Writing as he will be very <unclear>close</unclear>\r\n            <lb />in his questions by word of Mouth: -\r\n            <lb />I put you last year on a Course of a <ingredient n=\"150\">DecocÂ¬\r\n                <lb />tion of the woods</ingredient> combined with an <ingredient n=\"33\">AntiÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />monial</ingredient> &amp; gave frequent <action n=\"21\">laxatives</action> at that\r\n            <lb />time as <unclear>also</unclear> recommended the use of\r\n            <lb />them after for a long time. --- As to the MediÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cines &amp;.c. that you used in your last Illness\r\n            <lb />your own Memory with the help of my last\r\n            <lb />Letter will make that out well enough. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I agree with you that your Staying at Moffat\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />is in your present State of very little\r\n            <lb />Consequence. -- &amp; must in the mean Time\r\n            <lb />recommend a great degree of AbstemiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ousness, living more strict than a Bramin<note>In this context a Hindu priest, who epitomises living an ascetic life.</note>\r\n            <lb />i.e. without even the use of Butter, Cheese,\r\n            <lb />or Eggs. --- as it may be proper to take\r\n            <lb />some body with you a Chaise will on the\r\n            <lb />whole be a more convenient &amp; 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You may mention in your Card your Name &amp; where you come from.</add>\r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r:</sup> William M<sup>c:</sup>dowall\r\n            <lb />at present in\r\n            <lb />Moffat.\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1697, 3, '2014-12-07 10:17:34', 86),
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He arrived here at his own House\r\n            <lb />the 5<sup>th.</sup>, and He insisted on goeing out\r\n            <lb />into the Fields for to walk, and they did not\r\n            <lb />restrain Him from it so that when I saw\r\n            <lb />Him on Monday, He was very <condition n=\"9\">violent &amp; unÂ¬\r\n            <lb />governable</condition>. I order\'d Him to be confined\r\n            <lb />to his Room &amp; every thing taken out of it\r\n            <lb />by which He cou\'d hurt Himself or others,\r\n            <lb />agreeable to your Directions.--- 1<del><illegible l=\"1\" /></del>1<sup>th.</sup> He\r\n            <lb />was <condition n=\"9\">very Outrageous</condition>, and insisted to go abroad.\r\n            <lb />I was Obliged to <treatment n=\"60\">put on the Waistcoat upon\r\n            <lb />Him</treatment>,. <add place=\"above\">which</add> was very difficult to be done, as He made\r\n            <lb />great Resistance. 12<sup>th.</sup> I <treatment n=\"1\">blooded</treatment> Him this\r\n            <lb />forenoon to the Quantity of a Pound\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />or therabouts according to your Orders.\r\n            <lb />I was Obliged to cause three men to hold\r\n            <lb />Him dureing the Operation, and I found Him\r\n            <lb />in the Evening more quiet &amp; manageable\r\n            <lb />13<sup>th.</sup> He is this day a little Calmer &amp; more\r\n            <lb />Obedient to Orders, untill I proposed this\r\n            <lb />Evening to <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> his <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart> when He <condition n=\"9\">flew inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />to such a Rage</condition> that it was necessary to\r\n            <lb />bind his <bodypart n=\"15\">Hands</bodypart> besides <treatment n=\"60\">keeping the Waistcoat\r\n            <lb />laced very tightly</treatment>--- 14<sup>th.</sup> The <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> rose\r\n            <lb />&amp; discharged well, as it was sufficiently strong:\r\n            <lb />but He still continues to <symptom n=\"33\">talk as incoherentÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly</symptom> as ever. 15<sup>th.</sup> The <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> continues to run\r\n            <lb />well. I keep Open a part of the <treatment n=\"4\">blisterd</treatment> place\r\n            <lb />on the <bodypart n=\"1\">Crown of his Head</bodypart>. His <symptom n=\"33\">Delirium</symptom>\r\n            <lb />has not been so considerable since his <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />has been <treatment n=\"48\">shaved</treatment>, &amp; <treatment n=\"4\">blistered</treatment>. He desired to give\r\n            <lb />Him some work this Day; and has knitt a\r\n            <lb />peice of a Stocking which his Mother gave Him.\r\n            <lb />16<sup>th.</sup> This forenoon have given him the <ingredient n=\"110\">Emetic\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Tartar</ingredient> in the Manner you have directed,\r\n            <lb />dureing the time I am writeing this Letter:\r\n            <lb />and as I am Obliged to send it off immediately, He\r\n            <lb />has not as yet taken so much of it as to Operate by\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"32\">Sickness</action> or Stool. He has not been sufferd to go out\r\n            <lb />since Monday. He has been liveing upon Barley broth\r\n            <lb />&amp; I have also orderd Him Barley Bread. He gets a\r\n            <lb />roasted Apple now &amp; then, with some Kitchen Sugar.\r\n            <lb />He is very regular in goeing to Stool once in twenty\r\n            <lb />four hours &amp; also as to his urine. His <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse\r\n            <lb />continues very full &amp; frequent</symptom>; so that it\r\n            <lb />will be necessary to bring Him low by th<supplied>e</supplied>\r\n            <lb />Remedies you propose. At the same time\r\n            <lb />I wou\'d wish not to proceed either with Regard\r\n            <lb />to his Diet or Medicines but According to\r\n            <lb />your Orders &amp; Approbation I am very respectÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fully Sir\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                your most Obedient Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                <u>Quintin Thomson</u>\r\n            </signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen --\r\n            <lb />Proffessor of Medicine\r\n            <lb />in the university of\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Q. Thomson\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Caldwell.\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> <u>1777</u>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n            <lb />Vvi -- P98---\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1367, 2, '2013-08-21 12:30:16', 173),
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This may\r\n            <lb />possibly be new to you but I have had many\r\n            <lb />instances of it &amp; have some at present. When <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />disease gives considerable <symptom n=\"24\">obstruction</symptom> &amp; threatens <symptom n=\"27\">suppression of\r\n            <lb />urine</symptom> <treatment n=\"7\">bougies</treatment> may be necessary but when the disease\r\n            <lb />is fairly <condition n=\"3\">gouty</condition> they give no durable relief &amp; very\r\n            <lb />often do harm. I would therefore have you more\r\n            <lb />sparing of them than you have been. The only\r\n            <lb />certain relief you can expect is from the <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition>\r\n            <lb />coming into your <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart><del>,</del> but how to determine it there\r\n            <lb />I cannot tell you. If you had no feelings of it at all\r\n            <lb />I should advise you to bathing and <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment>, but\r\n            <lb />as you have frequent darting pains I cannot\r\n            <lb />advise you to either remedy as I know they can\r\n            <lb />turn away pains that have a tendency to the <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />All I can advise with a view to bring on <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition> is\r\n            <lb />to avoid accesent meats. &amp; drinks weak wines &amp;\r\n            <lb />every thing that can weaken the tone of the\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>. For relieving your uneasiness at the <bodypart n=\"56\">neck\r\n            <lb />of the bladder</bodypart>, the only medecine I have found benefitt\r\n            <lb />from is <ingredient n=\"61\">Uva Ursi</ingredient> taken in powder from one to\r\n            <lb />three drams every day taking it <unclear>par reprises</unclear> &amp;\r\n            <lb />washing down each dose with a draught of some\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"12\">chalybeate water</ingredient> warmed by the addition of a\r\n            <lb />little warm water. With this I join frequent\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"14\">opiates</ingredient> at bedtime but taking care to prevent\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> by proper <action n=\"21\">laxatives</action> &amp; I think the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"28\">Castor oil</ingredient> one of the best. This is all I can\r\n            <lb />suggest at present and heartily wish for it\'s\r\n            <lb />success. I can see no use for your coming to\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r:</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>. I have consulted with your friend\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Spens and am happy to find him concurr\r\n            <lb />in every part of my opinion &amp; advice. If I can\r\n            <lb />at any time advise further you will always\r\n            <lb />find me ready to do it, being with great\r\n            <lb />regar<del>g</del>d Sir your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t.</sup> Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient Servant</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                W.C.\r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r:</sup> Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh October</expan></choice> 28.\r\n                <lb /><u>1777.</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4183, 2, '2013-09-02 10:49:37', 189),
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What\r\n            <lb />will do her most good is Exercise. &amp; best on horseback.\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Walk<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>Walking</expan></choice> will be of service, if <choice><abbr>wout</abbr><expan>without</expan></choice> heat or fatigue.\r\n            <lb />Cold <choice><abbr>bath<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>bathing</expan></choice> is improper or at least ambiguous. If towards\r\n            <lb />the end of the month she may take a tepid bath or\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"46\">half bath</treatment>, it will be of service. If she cannot get a\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"46\">Semicupium</treatment> conveniently, at least <treatment n=\"17\">immerge her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />&amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> in warm water</treatment> for half an hour or an hour in <add place=\"margin\"><choice><abbr>ye</abbr><expan>the</expan></choice></add>\r\n            <lb />Evening: In whatever shape, the bath be, take it\r\n            <lb />2 hours or more before bedtime, <choice><abbr>guard<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>guarding</expan></choice> well against\r\n            <lb />cold for the rest of the Evening, &amp; upon her lying down\r\n            <lb />a bed she should keep her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> warm &amp; the <treatment n=\"17\">Pediluvia</treatment>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>ye</abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> attentions mentioned should be continued during the\r\n            <lb />whole of the Menstruation. It is at the time of MenstruÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ation that <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> are especially to be employed. I am sorry\r\n            <lb />she uses <action n=\"34\">Anodynes</action> so much. When she uses more ExerÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cise, I hope she may lay them aside, &amp; they may be\r\n            <lb />reserved for pains &amp; given in full doses. If given for\r\n            <lb />the pains <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> attend the coming on of the Menses the <action n=\"34\">AnoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />dynes</action> will promote the flow. I would advise only one\r\n            <lb />other medicine viz.\r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice>\r\n                    <orig>\r\n                        <lb /><add place=\"above\">X</add> â„ž <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes Socotor.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"5\">As. foetid. opt.</ingredient> @ Ê’j\r\n                        <lb /><ingredient n=\"93\">Sal. polychrest.</ingredient> â„ˆj <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. m. div. in pilul.\r\n                        <lb />sing. gr. V. One or two for a dose at bedtime. --\r\n                    </orig>\r\n                    <reg>\r\n                        <add place=\"above\">X</add> Take one drachm each of <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes Socoterine</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"5\">the best Asafoetida</ingredient>,\r\n                        one scruple of <ingredient n=\"93\">Polychrest salts</ingredient>, and enough <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple syrup</ingredient> to make a mass. Divide into pills\r\n                        of five grains each. One or two for a dose at bedtime. --\r\n                    </reg>\r\n                </choice>\r\n            </recipe> Then I\r\n            <lb />would have her take every night or 2<sup>d</sup> night for a week\r\n            <lb />before the Menses are expected. - Diet as hitherto both\r\n            <lb />as to meat &amp; wine.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>May. 25. 1777.</dateline> <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 4071, 16, '2013-06-26 01:37:04', 124),
(2266, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c165\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:165] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John McKie (Junior) / Regarding: Mrs McKie (Patient), Mr John McKie (Junior) (Patient) / 18 July 1781 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Luca Guariento</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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At present she reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />quires no medicine but one to remove her <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> which\r\n            <lb />certainly <add place=\"above\">may</add> do her much harm. I formerly proposed her taking\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"8\">cream of tartar</ingredient> and I wish you had told me whether she had\r\n            <lb />tried it and in what doses and how it had answered. I am\r\n            <lb />of opinion it might still answer, but if it does not I have\r\n            <lb />ordered on t\'other page a medicine which I hope will. I\r\n            <lb />cannot be certain of the exact dose but a trial or two will add\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\"/>. A regular <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> is enough <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> not desirable.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For your self I am clear that the evacuations you menÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion will do you harm &amp; must if possible be prevented. It is\r\n            <lb />very much local ailment and therefore I give on t\'other page\r\n            <lb />an application to the part. Use it and let me know the\r\n            <lb />effects in a week or two after using it. Tho it is indeed a\r\n            <lb />local ailment I think all any former advices for strengthening\r\n            <lb />your\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />your constitution are still necessary and especially a\r\n            <lb />strict temperance with respect to strong drink. I am\r\n            <lb />with great regard\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most obedient servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 18<sup>th.</sup> July\r\n                <lb /><u>1781</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n<pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        \r\n        <head>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For M<sup>rs.</sup> M<sup>c</sup>Kie</head>\r\n            \r\n            <recipe>\r\n                \r\n                <choice>\r\n                    \r\n                    <orig>\r\n                        \r\n                        <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"28\">Ol. ricin. opt.</ingredient> â„¥iij\r\n                        <lb /><ingredient n=\"78\">Tinct. senn. comp.</ingredient> Ph. Ed. â„¥j\r\n                        <lb />â„³. Sign <action n=\"21\">Laxative Oil</action> a table Spoonfull more or less for a\r\n                        <lb />dose to be taken in the morning Shaking the phial always very\r\n                        <lb />well before pouring out the dose and Swallowing this immediately\r\n                        <lb />on being poured out\r\n                        \r\n                    </orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <reg>\r\n                        \r\n                        Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"28\">the best Castor Oil</ingredient> and \r\n                        one ounce of <ingredient n=\"78\">Tinct. senn. comp.</ingredient> as prescribed in the Pharmacopoeia Edinburgensis. \r\n                        Mix and label as <action n=\"21\">Laxative Oil</action>, a tablespoon more or less for a \r\n                        well before pouring out the dose and Swallowing this immediately \r\n                        on being poured out.\r\n                        \r\n                    </reg>\r\n                    \r\n                </choice>\r\n                \r\n            </recipe>\r\n            <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Mackie</head>\r\n            <recipe>\r\n                \r\n                <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"379\">Gallarum pulveris tenuiss.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"250\">Alumin. rup. pulv.</ingredient> Ê’j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"211\">Liniment cerei</ingredient> â„¥iss\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"272\">Ol. Olivar. opt.</ingredient> q.s. ut f. Linimentum\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Liniment</action> for anointing the fundament\r\n                    <lb />every night and morning and also after <unclear>redereing</unclear> the <bodypart n=\"66\">guts</bodypart>\r\n                    <lb />after a Stool.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <reg>\r\n                        \r\n                        Take two drachms of <ingredient n=\"379\">very fine Galla\'s powder</ingredient>, \r\n                        one drachm of <ingredient n=\"250\">Alumen rupeum powder</ingredient>, \r\n                        one and a half ounces of <ingredient n=\"211\">Linimentum cereaum</ingredient> and \r\n                        a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"272\">the best Olive Oil</ingredient> in order to let there be made a liniment. \r\n                        Label as <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Liniment</action> for anointing the fundament \r\n                        every night and morning and also after <unclear>redereing</unclear> the <bodypart n=\"66\">guts</bodypart> \r\n                        after a Stool.\r\n                        \r\n                    </reg>\r\n                    \r\n                </choice>\r\n                \r\n            </recipe>\r\n            \r\n        \r\n        \r\n            <closer>\r\n                \r\n                <dateline>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />18<sup>th.</sup> July\r\n                    <lb />1781\r\n                    \r\n                </dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <signed>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />W.C.\r\n                    \r\n                </signed>\r\n                \r\n            </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 165, 2, '2013-09-30 17:17:59', 67),
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It is therefore a\r\n            <lb />temporary affection only &amp; may be soon cured.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>    \r\n            <lb />1. If she is of a full habit of body &amp; florid complexion &amp; if it\r\n            <lb />be observed that her ailments are worse towards the end of her\r\n            <lb />month I think about 8 or 10 days before that, she should be <treatment n=\"1\">bled\r\n                <lb />at the <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart></treatment>, once or twice according to the effect of former <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment>\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />    \r\n            <lb />2. About the same time she should be <treatment n=\"30\">purged</treatment> twice or thrice\r\n            <lb />with 	<ingredient n=\"8\">cr. of tartar</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"95\">Glaubers salt</ingredient>; and at all times <symptom n=\"24\">cosÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tiveness</symptom> should not be allowed above a day or two.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>    \r\n            <lb />Whether she be regular monthly or not, if her habit\r\n            <lb />if tolerably full these evacuations will be proper, and a\r\n            <lb />foundation for farther attempts.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>    \r\n            <lb />3. As <symptom n=\"122\">her appetite is rather voracious</symptom> her diet must\r\n            <lb />be as low as possible, of milk <add place=\"above\">grain</add> &amp; vegetable only. Her\r\n            <lb />drink should be water, whey, or small beer but nothing\r\n            <lb />stronger.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4. Much fresh air will be proper but her exercise must\r\n            <lb />be gentle &amp; never to heat or fatigue. Riding is the best\r\n            <lb />she should never ramble at her own fancy.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />5. After her fullness is thus taken down cold baÂ¬\r\n            <lb />thing will be of service. She need not go to the sea\r\n            <lb />which is inconvenient, and she may bathe at home.\r\n            <lb /><subst><del><unclear><illegible l=\"3\" /></unclear></del><add place=\"above\">The</add></subst> <treatment n=\"48\"><bodypart n=\"120\">hair</bodypart> <add place= \"above\">of her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></add> must be cut close or even shaven</treatment>, &amp; she should\r\n            <lb />be set down naked on a stool in a pretty wide washing\r\n            <lb />tub &amp; pour several basonfuls of cold water upon \r\n            <lb />her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart>; taking her immediately\r\n            <lb />out of the tub, drying her well with coarse towels &amp;\r\n            <lb />putting on her ordinary cloaths. This should be done\r\n            <lb />in the morning upon coming out of bed &amp; always beÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fore breakfast. 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I would <subst><del>avoid a</del><add place=\"above\"><del>have</del></add></subst> have everything\r\n            <lb />avoided that can disturb her and if she like it give\r\n            <lb />her some amusement. But when her <bodypart n=\"95\">mind</bodypart> is much\r\n            <lb />disordered &amp; she becomes wilful, refractory or impetuous\r\n            <lb />I would have her checked and if possible by the <unclear>same</unclear>\r\n            <lb /><unclear>&amp;</unclear> authority of a friend; but if not by force for all\r\n            <lb />indulgence of fits does much harm. The most easy\r\n            <lb />restraint is a strait waistcoat.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />7. Few medicines can be of much service, but I have\r\n            <lb />ordered one which may I hope be of some use. I beg\r\n            <lb />to be informed if her sleeping be bad, for I suppose it\r\n            <lb />to be good. 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For assisting in this I have given a\r\n            <lb />prescription on the other page and I shall advise no other remeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />dy at present for tho you tell me that her former complaints\r\n            <lb />have returned upon her I don\'t think it proper for her to take\r\n            <lb />medicines for that till she comes to have some monthly retur<supplied>n</supplied>\r\n            <lb />If that has already happened or shall happen soon she may\r\n            <lb />then take the Electuary prescribed in June last. At that\r\n            <lb />time too I advised cold bathing but <add place=\"above\">tho</add> that were otherwise allowÂ¬\r\n            <lb />able the present season will not admit of it and at present\r\n            <lb />there is nothing more necessary for her than guarding <choice><abbr>ag<sup>st</sup></abbr><expan>against</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Cold in every shape. 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I do\r\n            <lb />not find any ground to prescribe a new medicine for him \r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />and my hopes of his recovery turn chiefly upon his getting\r\n            <lb />safely through the bad season and upon his getting into fresh\r\n            <lb />Air and proper exercise, of all which we shall speak more fully\r\n            <lb />when at the proper season we know his then circumstances\r\n            <lb />exactly. In the meantime I cannot conceive that at any season\r\n            <lb />Seabathing can be either proper or tolerably safe for him. He\r\n            <lb />may very properly take up summer quarters in some part of\r\n            <lb />the highlands but without any view to Seabathing; and in my\r\n            <lb />opinion he may or should quit the house he has engaged, unless\r\n            <lb />independent of Seabathing it is as agreeable and convenient\r\n            <lb />as any other. 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Somerveil\r\n            <lb />March 1782.\r\n            <lb />V. XIII. p. 334\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2177, 3, '2014-06-03 17:14:19', 25),
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Tho\' you advised us\r\n            <lb />to no new measures, yet your opinion has been\r\n            <lb />quite satisfactory to the family in shewing what\r\n            <lb />the measures were from which only relief was\r\n            <lb />to be expected.- Do you think a <treatment n=\"5\">Seton in the <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart></treatment>\r\n            <lb />would now be adviseable? - Tho\' I had forgot it,\r\n            <lb />yet it seems I had several years ago urged it\r\n            <lb />very strongly, but without being able to make\r\n            <lb />the patient submit to it. -- She observed since we\r\n            <lb />received your letter that she had been afraid you\r\n            <lb />were to advise it. -- On several instances lately,\r\n            <lb />of delicate young women too, - I have taken a\r\n            <lb />good deal of pains, and have <del>ng</del> succeded, in\r\n            <lb />getting them to submit to <treatment n=\"5\">Setons</treatment> -- in preference\r\n            <lb />to <treatment n=\"4\">perpetual Blisters</treatment>, which in general are so\r\n            <lb />painful and troublesome. ---\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />But tho\' the observations you favour me with\r\n            <lb />in Miss Aitkens case might lead to it, I will not\r\n            <lb />trouble you with any more about her at present\r\n            <lb />having now to mention one or two circumstances\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />concerning another Case, the enclosed Account of\r\n            <lb />which I transmit to you this opportunity; and\r\n            <lb />the patient himself will wait on you on the first or\r\n            <lb />second day of next month when he is to be in <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>.\r\n            <lb />This narrative, tho\' it was drawn up at my deÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sire two or three months ago, - I am, in truth,\r\n            <lb />ashamed to send you; on account of its extreme length,\r\n            <lb />but there is no help for it. -- You will readily excuse\r\n            <lb />the <u>peculiarities</u> of M<sup>r</sup> M<sup>c</sup> Dowalls relation, as from\r\n            <lb />the unfortunate situation of his health, he has been\r\n            <lb />for several years, in a manner secluded from the\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> that is from Company, tho\' still obliged to\r\n            <lb />attend to business at home. -- I shall just make one\r\n            <lb />general remark -- that his constitution, or <u>conforÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mation</u>, may perhaps be a very particular one,\r\n            <lb />judging from that of the rest of his family. His\r\n            <lb />Mother is a remarkably big, - (not corpulent) - and\r\n            <lb />strong woman. -- His two - &amp; only, Sisters, are the most\r\n            <lb />extraordinary women for <u>size</u> in all this country\r\n            <lb /> -- His only Brother died about sixteen of a <condition n=\"12\">ConÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sumption</condition> -- Some of these are circumstances which\r\n            <lb />probably M<sup>r</sup> M<sup>c.</sup> - would not like to mention\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I observe he mentions <ingredient n=\"2\"><u>Mercury</u></ingredient> as a remedy to be\r\n            <lb />tried. -- Among the various things which we think\r\n            <lb />or propose in such lingering Cases, this was\r\n            <lb />one that I hinted at. -- I had recommended the use\r\n            <lb />of a <ingredient n=\"15\" t=\"15\">Decoction of Sarsaparilla</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"110\">Antimonial Wine</ingredient>,\r\n            <lb />on the idea of promoting perspiration, which was\r\n            <lb />an indication that naturally occurred from the\r\n            <lb />constant <symptom n=\"51\">dryness of his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart></symptom>. These he used\r\n            <lb />for <subst><del>several</del><add place=\"above\">5 or 6</add></subst> weeks, - and, at times, he thought with\r\n            <lb />some benefit. -- It was after this that I spoke of\r\n            <lb />a trial of <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>, - chiefly to hold out <u>something</u>\r\n            <lb />to a desponding and suffering patient; - and inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />deed, I thought, if he could attempt nothing better,\r\n            <lb />some preparation of <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> most likely to act\r\n            <lb />as a <action n=\"11\">diaphoretic</action>, might, in a very cautious manÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ner, be made trial of -- The <ingredient n=\"380\">mercurius calcinaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tus <choice><abbr>Pharm: Lond.</abbr><expan>Pharmacopoeia Londinensis</expan></choice></ingredient> was in my thoughts, combined\r\n            <lb />perhaps with some <ingredient n=\"33\">Antimonial</ingredient>. -- Very possibly,\r\n            <lb />I believe I should rather say very <u>probably</u>; M<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>c</sup>Dowalls Complaints depend on such a local\r\n            <lb />affection, with <add place=\"above\">such</add> a vue of the whole habit as are\r\n            <lb />not\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />to be naturally mended by any method -- or any\r\n            <lb />medicine. -- One night lately he threw out a conjecture\r\n            <lb />himself, namely, that, from his feelings, he would not\r\n            <lb />be surprised if <symptom n=\"196\">ossifications</symptom> were to be found in some\r\n            <lb />parts of his <bodypart n=\"40\">Thorax</bodypart>. -- In conversing with him,\r\n            <lb />- (for he has been naturally led to think &amp; converse\r\n            <lb />much about his Case,) - I have endeavoured to make\r\n            <lb />him suppose that his complaints might depend\r\n            <lb />rather on an <symptom n=\"120\">irregular circulation</symptom>, and too great\r\n            <lb />determination to the <bodypart n=\"40\">Thorax</bodypart>, than upon a cause\r\n            <lb /><unclear>so</unclear> <illegible l=\"5\" />able as ossifications.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The said is the - advice you gave to M<sup>r</sup> M<sup>c</sup>Dowal\r\n            <lb />in 1779, I heartily wish you may be able to say\r\n            <lb />or advise any thing for his relief. -- All this winÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ter I have been urging some long excursion and\r\n            <lb />change of Climate. I should be happy if he\r\n            <lb />could be preserved by any means for he is\r\n            <lb />a worthy young man &amp; much respected here.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />--- I have been obliged at this time to write you\r\n            <lb />less deliberately than I wished. -- but you have enough\r\n            <lb />or more than enough -- I am always with much truth\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir Yours affectionately\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />John Gilchrist.\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Being interrupted a little when writing on the opposite side I add\r\n            <lb />here that on the first coming on of frost, which happened here in\r\n            <lb />the first week, I think, of November, and was pretty smart for a\r\n            <lb />night or two, Miss Aitken was so severely, and so suddenly affected\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"above\">with</add> the pains of her <bodypart n=\"73\">left side</bodypart>, <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>, <symptom n=\"12\">Asthma</symptom> &amp;c -- that we thought she\r\n            <lb />must have died if the frost had continued. -- She has however\r\n            <lb />stood the severity of the season, since, much better than we\r\n            <lb />expected, though almost always very ill. -- Indeed, for a great\r\n            <lb />while <del>past</del>, she has been considered as one past all hope of recovery.\r\n            <lb />and an expression which she uses herself sometimes is that <u>she\r\n            <lb />takes a great deal of dying</u> -- Tho\' she has not even yet a <symptom n=\"34\">hectic</symptom>\r\n            <lb />or <condition n=\"12\">consumptive</condition> countenance, <del>yet</del> and for a considerable time\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"26\">has been as thin and wasted</symptom> as she could well be, yet she has\r\n            <lb />been of late a great deal <symptom n=\"23\">weaker</symptom> than ever she was before. -- \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">Her pulse is sometimes very quick; though often moderate\r\n            <lb />for one in her situation. Yesterday at noon it was 104.\r\n            <lb />at seven in the evening 108 or 110</symptom>. <condition n=\"8\">Her menses for a\r\n            <lb />long time have been very irregular</condition>, sometimes not appearing\r\n            <lb />for a year or more, though at the two or three last periods\r\n            <lb />they have come regularly. -- I have only to mention farther\r\n            <lb />that she has frequently for these two or three years past been\r\n            <lb />liable to pretty smart attacks of a <u><symptom n=\"31\">DiarrhÅ“a</symptom></u>, and sometimes\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"63\">swelling of the <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart></symptom>; but these symptoms have sometimes appeared\r\n            <lb />to be rather accidental, than so strictly to be termed colliquative\r\n            <lb />as they are in ordinary cases of <condition n=\"12\">Consumption</condition>; But upon the whole\r\n            <lb />I fear we must say that if nature or art effect a Cure in\r\n            <lb />this instance, it is more than we have <add place=\"above\">any</add> reason to expect either\r\n            <lb />of them should be able to perform. -- But the last Case concernÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing which I corresponded with you, - the young Gentleman at Drumlanrig\r\n            <lb />was by most people accounted a hopeless one. 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I hope few\r\n            <lb />Medicines are necessary, but I have prescribed\r\n            <lb />on a paper apart, two, which I hope will\r\n            <lb />contribute much to <action n=\"25\">cool</action> and sweeten his\r\n                <lb /><bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>. 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I thought his ailments would\r\n            <lb />have given way so much before this time that he might\r\n            <lb />have taken some animal food during the winter but the\r\n            <lb />state he is still in will not allow of it. I doubt if he has\r\n            <lb />been so diligent in riding &amp; so cautious in bodily exercise\r\n            <lb />as I wished but you should from time to time remind\r\n            <lb />him of both. I believe his walking too much here has\r\n            <lb />brought back a little <symptom n=\"35\">spitting of blood</symptom> &amp; if this should\r\n            \r\n      <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />continue he should return to the use of the Acid mixture.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For relieving the fullness &amp; weight of his <bodypart n=\"26\">chest</bodypart> I\r\n            <lb />have ordered pill in the inclosed, at present in high\r\n            <lb />favour. 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I have looked over my former\r\n            <lb />letter and find every direction there given still\r\n            <lb />more proper and necessary, for it is only possible\r\n            <lb />to save her by carefully avoiding cold, for during\r\n            <lb />the present Season She can neither get Air\r\n            <lb />nor Exercise with any advantage, nor can we\r\n            <lb />to any good purpose urge the use of other\r\n            <lb />remedies. I expected a good deal from <treatment n=\"9\">Vomiting</treatment>\r\n            <lb />but I cannot insist upon it at present\r\n            <lb />neither\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />can I insist upon the mixture that is so disagreÂ¬\r\n            <lb />able to her and the only medicine that I can\r\n            <lb />propose for her at present is the Pill preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />scribed on other page. Let her begin with one pill\r\n            <lb />for a dose every night and morning, <del>for</del> <add place=\"above\">and</add> if this\r\n            <lb />Sits easy on her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> let her by degrees increase\r\n            <lb />the dose to two or three, or what may perhaps be\r\n            <lb />more easy let the mass be increased by a double\r\n            <lb />proportion of the root prescribed. 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Scill. sicc.</ingredient> g<sup>r.</sup> v\r\n                    <lb />Extracto in frustula minuta conciso affunde aquÃ¦ fervens\r\n                    <lb />q. s. ut molescat et contundatur in pulpam cui adde\r\n                    <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> prius in pulverem tenuem trita et aquÃ¦ q. s.\r\n                    <lb />fiat massa dividenda in pilulas â„–. XX\r\n                    <lb /><supplied>Signa</supplied> <action n=\"19\">Pectoral pills</action> one, two, or three to be taken <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n                    <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" />every night and morning\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take one drachm of <ingredient n=\"121\">Liquorice Extract</ingredient>, \r\n                    one scruple of <ingredient n=\"69\">the best Myrrh</ingredient> and \r\n                    five grains of <ingredient n=\"25\">dried Squill Root</ingredient>. \r\n                    After having chopped the extract in little bits, pour enough hot water \r\n                    over it in order to let it soften and mashed into a pulp, to which you add \r\n                    <illegible w=\"1\" /> previously crushed into a fine powder and enough hot water \r\n                    in order to let there be made a mass to be divided into twenty pills. \r\n                    <supplied>Label:</supplied> <action n=\"19\">Pectoral pills</action>. 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The\r\n            <lb />Season has been extremely unfavourable to any\r\n            <lb />persons recovering from a <condition n=\"13\">Cold</condition> and I find very few\r\n            <lb />persons who will <supplied>pay a</supplied>ttention to avoiding occasiÂ¬\r\n            <lb /><supplied>ons</supplied> of fresh cold. I advise in the first place M<sup>rs.</sup>\r\n            <lb />Mackie to Study this. Let her abstain from going\r\n            <lb />abroad in any shape for some time. Even at home\r\n            <lb /><supplied>let</supplied> her be warmly Cloathed and upon no account\r\n            <lb /><unclear>make</unclear> any change from a thicker to a thinner dress\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> Some time let her avoid going into any\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"2\" /> room. 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While\r\n            <lb />this is the Case I am not much surprised At\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs.</sup> M<sup>c.</sup>Kies not being much better and I think\r\n            <lb />even a good deal that She is no worse. I expect\r\n            <lb />every day that the frost will go away and that\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs.</sup> M<sup>c.</sup>Kie may get into fresh air and gentle\r\n            <lb />Exercise a more powerful remedy than any I can\r\n            <lb />think of. In the mean time I shall wish her\r\n            <lb />to continue her pills for I believe the Symptoms\r\n            <lb />you mention to have happened upon her first\r\n            <lb />taking them were not owing to them, but to\r\n            <lb />some other accidental Cause. However I do not\r\n            <lb />desire you to push them faster than She easily\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />bears. The putting on the flannel Shirt was extremely\r\n            <lb />proper and I supposed it advised and done long ago.\r\n            <lb />It may at first seem to increase her <symptom n=\"28\">sweating</symptom> but after\r\n            <lb />a little it will not have that effect and at any rate\r\n            <lb />it will render the <symptom n=\"28\">Sweating</symptom> less disagreeable and\r\n            <lb />much safer, as <symptom n=\"28\">sweating</symptom> in linen is very ready to give\r\n            <lb />fresh cold. However on the other page I have given\r\n            <lb />a prescription for moderating the <symptom n=\"28\">sweating</symptom> and let her\r\n            <lb />take a dose of it in any drink She takes except her\r\n            <lb />milk and at any rate let her take a dose of it in water\r\n            <lb />water gruel, or barley water, four times a day. The mixture\r\n            <lb />ordered by your Brother was no ways improper\r\n            <lb />unless the <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> was in large proportion\r\n            <lb />which I should not think safe but in moderate\r\n            <lb />proportion it may be very useful and if upon\r\n            <lb />her getting in to the Air the <symptom n=\"28\">sweatings</symptom> do not abate\r\n            <lb />I shall advise a trial of a dose of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> at bedÂ¬\r\n            <lb />time and to be repeated now and then as its effect in\r\n            <lb />abating <symptom n=\"28\">Sweating</symptom> and moderating <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> shall be\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />found less disagreeable tho She lies rather too long abed\r\n            <lb />in the morning and would be better for her to get\r\n            <lb />up sooner and to be <unclear>not</unclear> above the bed rather than\r\n            <lb />continue long under the bed Cloaths. Her diet is very\r\n            <lb />proper and I have nothing more to add at present\r\n            <lb />but that I am\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Yours &amp;c.\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen --- \r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 15<sup>th</sup> March\r\n                <lb /><u>1785</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n            \r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs.</sup> M<sup>c.</sup>Kie</head>\r\n            \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥iij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">Syr. e ros. Sicc.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"315\">Spir. vitriol. ten.</ingredient> @â„¥fs\r\n                    <lb />â„³. Sig. <action n=\"25\">Cooling Mixture</action> a tea spoonful to be taken\r\n                    <lb />Several times a day in a little of her drink\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take three ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose Water</ingredient>, \r\n                    half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">Dried rose Syrup</ingredient> and \r\n                    half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"315\">Spiritus Vitrioli tenuis</ingredient>. \r\n                    Mix. 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We find that this has been and still <supplied>is</supplied>\r\n            <lb />considerably weakened but at the same time we are gla<supplied>d</supplied>\r\n            <lb />to find that there is <add place=\"above\">now</add> no other disease but <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> an<supplied>d</supplied>\r\n            <lb />though this may require both time and pains to be re<supplied>co</supplied>Â¬\r\n            <lb />vered, we have no doubt but that proper pains bestowe<supplied>d</supplied>\r\n            <lb />will in due time produce that effect and for the purp<supplied>ose</supplied>\r\n            <lb />we offer the following advice.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />We think it necessary to say in the first place th<supplied>at for</supplied>\r\n            <lb />his Lordships recovery it is absolutely necessary that <supplied>he</supplied>\r\n            <lb />observe the strictest temperance with respect to eve<supplied>ry kind</supplied>\r\n            <lb />of strong drink. Very little depends upon the q<supplied>uantity</supplied>\r\n            <lb />so that His Lordship may take a little of any kin<supplied>d of</supplied>\r\n            <lb />Wine or Punch he likes best but it must be al<supplied>ways</supplied>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />little only for not only intoxications but every <unclear>approach</unclear>\r\n            <lb />to it will be pernicious to Lord Dalziels constitution.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In diet His Lordship must also give some attention\r\n            <lb />He may take of any ordinary fare but a full diet of aniÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mal food would be very hurtfull and therefore a great\r\n            <lb />of his dinner every day should be of broth, pudding or\r\n            <lb />vegetables; and he should take no heavy sauces and noÂ¬\r\n            <lb />thing salted or highly seasoned. At supper he should\r\n            <lb />take no animal food at all or at most a soft boiled egg\r\n            <lb />For some time to come and especially during the sumÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mer His Lordship would do properly in taking some\r\n            <lb />kind of milkmeat both for breakfast and supper. For\r\n            <lb />the former we think both Tea and Coffee very improper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Nothing will be of more service to Lord Dalziels\r\n            <lb />constitution than his being <add place=\"above\">much</add> in the fresh Air and muc<supplied>h</supplied>\r\n            <lb />on horseback providing always that it is never carried\r\n            <lb />the length of fatigue and that he is always well deÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fended against cold. A Journey of some length eiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ther on horseback or in a carriage is likely to be of service.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />There are the articles of regimen we would earnestly \r\n            <lb />recommend as we depend upon them more than we do\r\n            <lb />on any medicine and we are certain that without the\r\n            <lb />observance of the regimen proposed no medicine can be\r\n            <lb />of much service.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />But with a proper regimen we have no doubt that\r\n            <lb />some medicines may be very usefull, and on this supÂ¬\r\n            <lb />position we have already prescribed what seems to agree\r\n            <lb />very well with his Lordship &amp; to have been already\r\n            <lb />of service. This prescription we have given on a seÂ¬\r\n            <lb />parate paper and would have it continued still for a\r\n            <lb />fortnight after My Lord goes home. Then it maybe\r\n            <lb />laid aside for a week or two but another course may\r\n            <lb />be taken if it shall be found that the return of symptoms\r\n            <lb />shall require it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If his Lordships complaints should continue in\r\n            <lb />any degree or should recurr and particularly any\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"66\">numbness</symptom>, pains or general <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> appear we are of\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />opinion that during the summer, seabathing will be\r\n            <lb />of great service in discussing all ailments and in\r\n            <lb />strengthening his Lordships constitution and for all\r\n            <lb />such events he has our most earnest wishes.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />31<sup>st</sup> March\r\n                <lb />1782.\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>\r\n            <lb />For the Right Honourable\r\n            <lb />The Lord Dalziel.\r\n        </head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">pulv. cort. 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Dickson <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Senhouse Whitehaven</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>There is certainly an obstruction probably a <condition n=\"65\">Schirrosity</condition> of\r\n            <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"44\">liver</bodypart>, and if I could admit that in any case there is a <symptom n=\"25\">jaundice</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>from interrupted secretion I would suppose it in M<sup>r</sup> S. for I \r\n            <lb/>cannot find that these have been symptoms of <symptom n=\"47\">calculous</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>or other obstruction of the ductus communis in his case.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>But however it may have been formerly at present such\r\n            <lb/>obstruction is not considerable &amp; our chief attention must\r\n            <lb/>be to the general obstruction of the whole <bodypart n=\"60\">viscus</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>To relieve this would be chiefly a journey <illegible w=\"1\"/>, moderate \r\n            <lb/>rate but steadily that is daily for some weeks. This must be in\r\n            <lb/>a Carriage but if a riding horse can be carried along <add place=\"above\">so that</add> M<sup>r</sup> S.\r\n      <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>can sometimes take a stage or half stage on horseback it would \r\n            <lb/>be of great service. - The journey should be very constant, but <choice><abbr>with<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>without</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>fatigue, guarding carefully against cold. - To this journey\r\n            <lb/>I think it will be proper to join the use of a <ingredient n=\"12\">mineral water</ingredient>,\r\n            <lb/>&amp; I find he is much disposed to use that of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"40\">Gilsland</ingredient> but by\r\n            <lb/>all the accounts I have had of that water, it is of very little\r\n            <lb/>virtue &amp; I have this strong objection, that it is too near home\r\n            <lb/>for tho a <ingredient n=\"12\">mineral water</ingredient> may be of some service it\r\n            <lb/>will be of much more, after two or three weeks traveling\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The water I <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> recommend is that of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"39\">Cheltenham</ingredient> in \r\n            <lb/>Gloucester Shire, <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> he should take in moderate quantity\r\n            <lb/>so as to <treatment n=\"30\">purge him very little</treatment>, and therefore in divided doses.\r\n            <lb/>and at different times a day. While he uses this or any other \r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"12\">mineral <choice><abbr>w<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>water</expan></choice></ingredient> he must still continue his exercise &amp; at such time\r\n            <lb/>it may be chiefly on horsebacks.- Till he uses <unclear><del><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice></del> a</unclear> <ingredient n=\"12\">mineral <choice><abbr>w<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>water</expan></choice></ingredient>\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> only <action n=\"33\">aperient</action> &amp; <action n=\"67\">resolvent</action> medicine I would recommend to\r\n            <lb/>him is the <ingredient n=\"158\">Sal diureticus</ingredient>, or as we name it the <ingredient n=\"118\">regenerated\r\n            <lb/>Tartar</ingredient>. - This I would have him take to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> quantity of a dram\r\n            <lb/>every <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> in a draught of new drawn cow milk whey.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If this dose <treatment n=\"30\">purges</treatment> him much it must be diminished <del>&amp;</del> or\r\n            <lb/>one half of it taken at night, and the other in the <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice>.\r\n            <lb/>But if it does not <treatment n=\"30\">purge</treatment> him at all, <del>in</del> it may be increas\'d\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The best way of his carrying it upon the road will be \r\n            <lb/>in Solution.- In diet M<sup>r</sup> S. may take a little\r\n            <lb/>animal food every day at dinner but of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> lighter kind\r\n            <lb/>&amp; a <choice><abbr>g<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>great</expan></choice> part  of his meal should be of vegetables of the\r\n            <lb/>least flatulent kinds, &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> garden things as they\r\n  <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>are just now coming in, will be <choice><abbr>gen<sup>ly</sup></abbr><expan>generally</expan></choice> safe. At supper\r\n            <lb/>he must take no animal food not even an Egg. At\r\n            <lb/>Breakfast he may continue his Cocoa tea. -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>For ordinary drink he must take water, avoiding \r\n            <lb/>all malt liquor. In his water he may take a little\r\n            <lb/>Sherry &amp; should think it proper for him to take a few\r\n            <lb/>Glasses of good sherry every day after dinner &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same after\r\n            <lb/>Supper. I suspect M<sup>r</sup> S. ailments have been owing \r\n            <lb/>to too much indulgence in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> bottle &amp; that this must now\r\n            <lb/>be absolutely avoided, yet for that reason I think a few\r\n            <lb/>Glasses of wine necessary for him . 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menstrual flux ceased, been\r\n            <lb />frequently attack\'d with the <choice><abbr>Fluor Alb:</abbr><expan>Fluor Albus</expan></choice></symptom> and some\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"31\">degree of DiarrhÅ“a</symptom>; tho\' it does not appear that\r\n            <lb />these complaints generally came together.- She\r\n            <lb />has generally at these times <symptom n=\"27\">complained of a\r\n            <lb />scarcity of urine.-</symptom> About three months since,\r\n            <lb />which was the first time she ask\'d my advice,\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"31\">she was attack\'d with the DiarrhÅ“a and along\r\n            <lb />with it the <symptom n=\"77\"><choice><abbr>Fluor Alb:</abbr><expan>Fluor Albus</expan></choice> in pretty considerable\r\n                <lb />quantity.-</symptom></symptom> <symptom n=\"61\">She complain\'d of a great degree of sickÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ness at Stomach, every thing which she took\r\n                    <lb />disagreeing with her,</symptom> <symptom n=\"29\">and belching up sour &amp;\r\n            <lb />ill tasted.-</symptom> Her urine was scarce, not more than\r\n            <lb />three or four wine glass fulls in the 24 hours, but\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"63\">no swelling, either in the <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"30\">abdomen,</bodypart></symptom> and\r\n            <lb />no degree of breathlessness at any time.- She\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"60\">complain\'d frequently of colick pains</symptom>, and what\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"31\">she pass\'d <add place=\"above\">by Stool</add> was watery, sometimes Slimy</symptom>, and as\r\n            <lb />She said, like the scrapings of paunches.- For\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />these complaints, I made trial of several medicines,\r\n            <lb />as <action n=\"14\">Emetics</action>, <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark in various forms</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"28\">the <choice><abbr>Ol: Ricin:</abbr><expan>Oleum Ricini</expan></choice></ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"9\"><choice><abbr>Rad: Rhabarb: torrefact:</abbr><expan>Radix Rhabarb torrefacto</expan></choice></ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"315\"><choice><abbr>Spir: Vitriol: ten:</abbr><expan>Spiritus vitroli tenuis</expan></choice></ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"58\"><choice><abbr>Laudan:</abbr><expan>Laudanum</expan></choice></ingredient>, and\r\n            <lb />advised frequent riding on horseback.- She recovered\r\n            <lb />so much that I was in hopes she would do well;\r\n            <lb />but about three weeks ago, she was attacked with\r\n            <lb />all the complaints, I have above enumerated, tho\' in\r\n            <lb />a milder degree apparently.- She is, besides these, atÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tack\'d with a new complaint, >Viz<sup>t.</sup> <symptom n=\"4\">a Short tickling\r\n            <lb />cough, without any expectoration.-</symptom> It begis as\r\n            <lb />soon as she lays down at any time, whether night\r\n            <lb />or day, and seldom troubles her when she is in\r\n            <lb />an erect position.- <bodypart n=\"17\"><symptom n=\"63\">Her legs for some days past\r\n                <lb />generally swell a little in the evening</symptom></bodypart>, <symptom n=\"68\">and she\r\n                    <lb />has a considerable degree of thirst</symptom>.- <bodypart n=\"26\"><bodypart n=\"73\">She has no\r\n            <lb />pain in her breast or side,</bodypart></bodypart> and breathes easily &amp;\r\n            <lb />freely.- <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse from 80 to 92.</symptom> Her appetite is\r\n            <lb />better than for some time past, tho\' She is consideÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rably fatter off within these two or three weeks.-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />She has used very little medicine in this last\r\n            <lb 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<choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Paterson.\r\n            <lb />July 26. 1779. V. X p. 52.\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1710, 3, '2014-12-07 14:35:48', 68),
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Napier of Ballikinrain\r\n                <lb/>June 20<sup>th</sup> 1779\r\n                <lb/>V.X.p.26.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n</div>\r\n</body>', 1692, 3, '2014-12-07 09:54:59', 65),
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I think I know them &amp; consider them as partly\r\n            <lb />a <condition n=\"21\">nervous weakness</condition>, often tedious but never dangerous. I can\r\n            <lb />find no marks of any ailment threatening <bodypart n=\"26\">the breast</bodypart> but\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>consid<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>considering</expan></choice> what threat<sup>s</sup> were four years ago, You was right in\r\n            <lb />advising the Flannel Shift &amp; Asses Milk. -- <subst><del>The first can<sup>t</sup></del><add place=\"above\"><del>latter</del> Shirt</add></subst>\r\n            <lb /><subst><del>be wrong</del><add place=\"above\">can<sup>t</sup></add></subst>. 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I hope in spite of M<sup>rs</sup>\r\n            <lb />Rs aversion to medicine she may be persuaded to continue this\r\n            <lb />but that aversion preventing going farther in that line at present.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />What can be done for M<sup>rs</sup> R - is chiefly by exercise &amp; I believe\r\n            <lb />riding only. The late jaunt did little service &amp; I impute its failure\r\n            <lb />to its being done too slowly &amp; at too <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> ease. Riding on horseback\r\n            <lb />does <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> more than Carriage &amp; I advise her to ride every forenoon\r\n            <lb />for two or three hours that <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> weather is tolerable. And if care is\r\n            <lb />taken to have her body &amp; <bodypart n=\"51\">Limbs</bodypart> well covered I <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> not have her be\r\n            <lb /><unclear>nice</unclear> in weather. 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Of Wines the Strongest as Madeira or good\r\n            <lb />Sherry <add place=\"above\">diluted <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> water</add> are <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Safest &amp; a glass or two every day may be only proper.\r\n            <lb />Tea &amp; Coffee are both bad. I hope <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Cocoa will stand in place\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />of better. - I have only to add that her mind requires as <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />attention as her body. However averse She <choice><abbr>Sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>Should</expan></choice> see her friends\r\n            <lb />both at home &amp; abroad, every amusement &amp; easy occupation\r\n            <lb />are to be sought for while Silence &amp; Solitude are to be avoided.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>I am always &amp;<sup>c.</sup></salute>\r\n            <signed>WC.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 23<sup>d.</sup>\r\n                <lb />1779\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <head>For yourself</head>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />The letter inclosing this is intended to be ostensible<note>Meaning it is written for the patient to read. But Cullen, out of concern not to alarm the patient, does not want her to see this cover-note which is for Hamilton\'s eyes only. Since both letters were transcribed into the casebook together they were assigned the one document number.</note> &amp;\r\n                <lb />if M<sup>rs</sup> Rae is not in town you\'ll please send my letter to\r\n                <lb />Aikenhead directly. --\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Tho. I can find nothing physical about M<sup>rs</sup> Rae at\r\n                <lb />present, the family disposition &amp; former threatenings gives\r\n                <lb />one suspicion &amp; especially as I have more than once found\r\n                <lb /><condition n=\"1\">Phthisis</condition> come on in this way &amp; I must therefore recommend\r\n                <lb />it to you to watch the approaches if they should appear &amp;\r\n                <lb />that we may take our measures accordingly.\r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n            <closer><signed>WC.</signed></closer>\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4509, 3, '2014-08-28 16:06:50', 153),
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I shall hope for some \r\n        <lb/><symptom n=\"42\">suppuration</symptom>, that will have a tendency to throw off the Callus. \r\n        <lb/>but in three four or five days as you shall judge proper after\r\n        <lb/>the <treatment n=\"50\">Scarifications</treatment> I would dress the whole with <unclear>dry Precipitate</unclear>\r\n        <lb/>and lay such dressing with the conditions to be mentioned I hope\r\n        <lb/>the <symptom n=\"131\">sore</symptom> will entirely heal up.- Before you perform your\r\n        <lb/>operation, he should give up walking and lie upon a Couch\r\n        <lb/>for two or three days before it\r\n <pb n=\"2\"/>       \r\n        <lb/>To effectuate the cure of the <symptom n=\"131\">sore</symptom>, the condition \r\n        <lb/>sine qua non, is his avoiding walking entirely and even\r\n        <lb/>hanging his <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart> &amp; except when he is abed he should lie\r\n        <lb/>almost <del>lie</del> entirely in a horizantal posture upon a \r\n        <lb/>Couch, or if sometimes as to his Meals there may\r\n        <lb/>be a necessity for his sitting I would have him always\r\n        <lb/>lay his sore <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart> upon a Stool. Further to secure all\r\n        <lb/>weight of a the humour upon that <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart>, I would have him\r\n        <lb/>either wear a lace Stocking or have a bandage\r\n        <lb/>applied every day from his <bodypart n=\"23\">Ancle</bodypart> up to the <bodypart n=\"20\">Calf</bodypart>\r\n        <lb/>whether a Stocking or Bandage be employed, they\r\n        <lb/>should be tight tho not so much as to be uneasy\r\n        <lb/>The Lace Stocking better than the Bandage, but few \r\n        <lb/>people can make it right.- If you can get a Stocking \r\n        <lb/>made so as to give a gradual and uniform compression\r\n        <lb/>from the <bodypart n=\"25\">Toes</bodypart> to the <bodypart n=\"20\">Calf</bodypart>, it will save him a good deal\r\n        <lb/>of the restraint of lying along --\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb/>As to the State of his <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>, I shall trust to the <ingredient n=\"66\">Mezereon</ingredient>\r\n        <lb/>The Bark of the Root only is of virtue, so that if you get\r\n        <lb/>in large Sticky bits, you must peal off the Bark\r\n        <lb/>Begin with a Dram to a bottle of a Slight Decoction\r\n        <lb/>of <ingredient n=\"15\">Sarsa</ingredient>, increasing the <choice><abbr>qty</abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> of the <ingredient n=\"66\">Mezereon</ingredient> if it does not\r\n        <lb/><del>heat to</del> prove very warm on his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>- a bottle \r\n        <lb/>in the 24 hours, to be continued for a fortnight at least.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <dateline>June 20<sup>th</sup> 1779</dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    </div>     \r\n</body>', 4460, 2, '2013-10-21 10:25:16', 65);
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I was inÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>formed that three or four times she had <symptom n=\"3\">sick fits</symptom>\r\n     <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>with panting and <symptom n=\"45\">faintishness</symptom>, but never saw\r\n            <lb/>her in any of these, and cannot say whether\r\n            <lb/>there was then any <symptom n=\"15\">change in the state of\r\n            <lb/>her pulse</symptom>. As I could not perceive any\r\n            <lb/>thing like a <symptom n=\"34\">formed hecktic</symptom>, and indeed no apÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>pearance of <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>, from the <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> or <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom>, I \r\n            <lb/>thought that most probably <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> would be \r\n            <lb/>the Medicine that might be used with advantage\r\n            <lb/>both upon account of the spitting and the \r\n            <lb/>soreness of the <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart>; she used the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurial\r\n            <lb/>pill</ingredient>, at first one, and afterwards two grains\r\n            <lb/>a day of the <ingredient n=\"2\">mercury</ingredient>, for several weeks, but it\r\n            <lb/>was never carried so far as to make her <symptom n=\"76\">spit</symptom>.\r\n            <lb/>She at the same time used the <action n=\"9\">Solution of corÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>rosive</action> to wash her <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> three or four times\r\n            <lb/>a day.- Her <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart> appeared to be better while\r\n            <lb/>she continued this course, but is now as bad\r\n            <lb/>as ever. The <symptom n=\"76\">spitting</symptom> she says diminish\'d greatly\r\n      <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>and is now I believe almost gone. After the\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"2\">mercury</ingredient> she used <ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient>, which did not agree\r\n            <lb/>with her, and some of the <ingredient n=\"108\">vitriolic acid</ingredient> upon\r\n            <lb/>account of the <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom>, with no advantage.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>She afterwards went to the goats whey,\r\n            <lb/>and has pick\'d up a little by that, and exercise\r\n            <lb/>in a chaise and on foot, which is the only kind\r\n            <lb/>she will use..You will see that she has\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"3\">scarce one sound tooth</bodypart>, yet she will <illegible w=\"1\"/><note>Missing text probably read \"not part\".</note>\r\n            <lb/>with them.- how far they may have an effect\r\n            <lb/>in making part of her complaint I cannot\r\n            <lb/>say.- I beg you would write me when you \r\n            <lb/>have seen her some days, and let me know \r\n            <lb/>what you think of her complaints. -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb/>I am Dear Sir\r\n                <lb/>Your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> &amp;\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>hum<sup>le</sup> Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>humble Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Will Hamilton</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb/>Physician\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>D<sup>r</sup> Hamilton <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/>Miss Craik of Armigland.\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Aug.</abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 6<sup>th</sup> 1778\r\n                <lb/>Vol. 9. p.37.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1544, 3, '2014-06-06 17:14:23', 75),
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the same way he has been in for these eight or Ten\r\n            <lb/>days past his sole complaint being <symptom n=\"8\">want of Apetite</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>and a <symptom n=\"6\">depression of Spirits</symptom>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>You will remember that in Aprile last he was\r\n            <lb/>Atacked with that <symptom n=\"27\">Irretention of Urine</symptom> which he took\r\n            <lb/>to be <symptom n=\"32\">Gravelish</symptom> but on being sounded was Convinced\r\n            <lb/>that he had no <symptom n=\"32\">Gravel</symptom> his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse at that time being\r\n            <lb/>very quick and full</symptom> he was <treatment n=\"1\">blooded</treatment> by which together with\r\n            <lb/>the use of <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> and Port wine and Riding frequently\r\n            <lb/>he was so well recovered that from the midle of May\r\n            <lb/>to the first of July he seemed to have no 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<treatment n=\"1\">blooding</treatment> befor he was very\r\n            <lb/>desirous that I should take some but the <symptom n=\"2\"><symptom n=\"5\">trembling fitt</symptom></symptom>\r\n            <lb/>coming on whilest I was there And his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse having a\r\n            <lb/>very <condition n=\"18\">Agueish apearance</condition></symptom> I declined it but several\r\n            <lb/>days after when I saw him again he having very had no\r\n            <lb/>more of these <symptom n=\"5\">fitts</symptom> and his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse continuing very quick</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>I <treatment n=\"1\">Bled</treatment> him and found a very thick strong Buff on\r\n            <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> and as he complained of a pain and <symptom n=\"20\">Coldness</symptom> by times\r\n            <lb/>in his <bodypart n=\"17\">left Leg</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"18\">thigh</bodypart> from his <bodypart n=\"59\">loin</bodypart> down which he said\r\n            <lb/>frequently he had found to be the foreruner of the <symptom n=\"27\">Irretention\r\n            <lb/>of Urine</symptom> I ordered a <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> to be aplyed to that <bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>of that side and one of them to be keepd open for some time\r\n            <lb/>at the same time I ordered him some <action n=\"60\"><ingredient n=\"113\">Stomachic Bitters</ingredient></action> \r\n            <lb/>the <treatment n=\"4\">Blisters</treatment> are <symptom n=\"46\">Running</symptom> but he has not has time yet to try the <ingredient n=\"113\">Bitters</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>All this time he has been very Regular in his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>-  This so far\r\n            <lb/>as I can remember is an acount of his Complaints for these 4 Months\r\n            <lb/>past if D<sup>r</sup> Cullen wants to be solved in any other thing relating to him please\r\n            <lb/>acquaint\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t</sup> humble Ser<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient humble Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed><choice><abbr>Rob.</abbr><expan>Robert</expan></choice> Clapperton</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>To\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Joseph Norris\r\n            <lb/>Writer\r\n            <lb/>in\r\n            <lb/>Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1711, 2, '2013-08-27 15:41:09', 71),
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There is a Circumstance, which probabÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ly D<sup>r</sup> Clapperton would notice in his Letter to you\r\n            <lb/>which may be proper to be mentioned to the D<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb/>you consult, that your Father had something of\r\n            <lb/>a <condition n=\"43\">Scorbutic habit</condition> in his Constitution, that his \r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> has nothing of that sort appearing upon it\r\n            <lb/>now, and I imagine that any thing which would \r\n            <lb/>cause an erruption of that kind, if safe otherwise\r\n            <lb/>might be proper for him in his present state\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Doctor Clapperton was to write you a full State\r\n            <lb/>of your fathers Case from the Beginning Sunday\r\n            <lb/>last, I hope he has not neglected it, and that it is\r\n            <lb/>come to <bodypart n=\"15\">hand</bodypart> before this time. I have seen your LetÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ter of the 26<sup>th</sup> to your father, and as you appear\r\n            <lb/>so anxious to hear <illegible w=\"1\"/> him frequently I will \r\n            <lb/>Charge myself with <illegible w=\"2\"/>ice, till your Brother or you\r\n    <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>come home which I hope will be very soon as I am\r\n            <lb/>told M<sup>r</sup> Sharp was to write you desiring it. Your Father\r\n            <lb/>desires me to tell you that he will observe your order\r\n            <lb/>about the Money. I will expect your answer about \r\n            <lb/>Knockhills affair<note>Obscure. It is unclear if this refers to a place or a person (or both, since rural landowners were often named after the property they owned) There is a Knockhill in Fife.</note>, and wish if possible you may put\r\n            <lb/>him upon some good plan. 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No malt liquors\r\n            <lb />&amp; no wine but a very little of the strongest diluted with\r\n            <lb />water; &amp; if those should turn sour or give pain of <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />she must avoid these entirely &amp; take to Spirits &amp; water.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Exercise in a carriage &amp; on horseback: but short\r\n            <lb />jaunts are not enough. Towards summer she should\r\n            <lb />take a steady journey of two or three Stages a day for\r\n            <lb />2 or 3 weeks at a time. Altho it will be good for her\r\n            <lb />to travel even in Winter, must guard against cold, &amp;\r\n            <lb />especially in her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs.</bodypart>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This is all I can overtake today. By next\r\n            <lb />post I shall advise about medicines.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edinr. 29. Nov<sup>r.</sup> 1779</abbr><expan>Edinburgh 29. November 1779.</expan></choice></dateline>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4546, 2, '2013-10-30 16:19:49', 25),
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Specific Powders, one to be taken in a glass of\r\n                <lb/>water every morn<sup>g</sup> &amp; evening and in eight days, he may\r\n                <lb/>another powder an hour before dinner every day- to be\r\n                <lb/>continued for three weeks &amp; then intermitted &amp;<sup>c</sup>.\r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take half a drachm of powdered leaves of <ingredient n=\"61\">Uvae ursi</ingredient> and so let there be made 64 doses. \r\n                Label: Specific Powders, one to be taken in a glass of water every morning &amp; evening and in eight days, he may\r\n                another powder an hour before dinner every day- to be continued for three weeks &amp; then intermitted &amp;<sup>c</sup>.\r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"28\">Ol. ricin.</ingredient> opt. â„¥ij <ingredient n=\"288\">Spir<sup>t</sup> Sacch. 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Pip</ingredient> â„¥ij Solve cola et signa <action n=\"21\">Laxative\r\n                <lb/>Solution</action> a table spoonful or two to be taken for a Dose in half\r\n                <lb/>a pint of new drawn Cow milk whey - or Water in the Morn<sup>g</sup> in\r\n                <lb/>two Draughts -\r\n            </orig>\r\n                \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient>, half an ounce each of <ingredient n=\"222\">sea Salt</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"104\">Spanish polychrest</ingredient>,\r\n                six ounces of spring water, two ounces of <ingredient n=\"68\">Peppermint Water</ingredient>. 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M.</abbr><expan>Diaphoretic Mixture</expan></choice></action></unclear> on these days</add> - &amp; the dose should\r\n            <lb/>give her one easy motion or at most two.-- Let her avoid all fish- &amp; \r\n            <lb/>take a good deal of Vegetable at Dinner &amp; no Meat Suppers.- Ordinary drink\r\n            <lb/>good small beer rather than Water - &amp; at Dinner a glass or two of\r\n            <lb/>white wine either plain or with Water. The above for 2 3 or more weeks. &amp;<sup>c</sup>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>June 4<sup>th</sup></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4452, 11, '2014-10-06 21:56:16', 47),
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I shall be\r\n            <lb />happy to hear from you so soon as You can make\r\n            <lb />it convenient in mean time I am\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />With the greatest respect\r\n                <lb />Your <choice><abbr>mo.</abbr><expan>most</expan></choice> Obliged <choice><abbr>hum<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Ser<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />John M<sup>c</sup>Kie Jun<sup>r.</sup>\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Stran<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Stranraer</expan></choice> 27<sup>th.</sup>\r\n                <lb />March 1785\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> M<sup>c</sup>Kie\r\n            <lb />March 1785\r\n            <lb />V. 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Japon.</ingredient> â„¥fs\r\n                    <lb />â„³ S. 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Tarts, Applepy,\r\n            <lb />Sweet mates sowering of any kind- Malt Liquor &amp;C,\r\n            <lb />the Latter I regrett the Lorse of much- I beg pardon\r\n            <lb />Sir and hope your good Nature will Look over the\r\n            <lb />Impropriety\'s- as you are the better Able to Judge of\r\n            <lb />my Complaint from my meaning, then I am Able\r\n            <lb />to Explain it,- Hope you\'ll Excuse me a Little longer,\r\n            <lb />and permit me to ask you a few more questions\r\n            <lb />pleas to Turn over\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />my Dependance Upon your Judgement and Advise is such-\r\n            <lb />That when I have your Answer I shall be more easy in my\r\n            <lb />mind- <symptom n=\"25\">if you think there is any dainger of the Jaundice\r\n                <lb />from my present mode of diet or Likely to be brought on\r\n                <lb />by the medicines I am now Taking- Please to mention and\r\n                <lb />give me your Instructions Accordingly</symptom>- or any thing else\r\n            <lb />which you think may be Condusive to Establish my\r\n            <lb />health- the Possession of which- Through the Blessing of\r\n            <lb />God I shall be Indebted to you for- and shall be happy\r\n            <lb />when I come to <choice><abbr>Edinb<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> to make you satisfaction- I rest &amp;\r\n            <lb />sleep much better then I did- Please to mention if Applepy\r\n            <lb />or Tart is Hurtfull in my <choice><abbr>pres<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>present</expan></choice> Complaint- Expect\r\n            <lb />to <add place=\"above\">be</add> home off my Journey in a few Days and then will give\r\n            <lb />my self the pleasure of procuring you some neat Cocoa\r\n            <lb />Shells- In the meantime shou\'d be much Oblige to you\r\n            <lb />to give me a few Lines with such Useful hints as in your\r\n            <lb />wise Judgement you may think needfull in the Interim\r\n            <lb />I Remain with the greatest Esteem\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Your most <choice><abbr>hble Ser<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>humble Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>Tho<sup>s.</sup> Rippingall</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Birmingham <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 5<sup>th</sup> 1781</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb /><u>NB</u> Direct to me as Under\r\n                <lb />at Mess<sup>rs.</sup> Addis &amp;C<sup>o.</sup>\r\n                <lb />N<sup>o.</sup> 4 Tooley Street\r\n                <lb />London--\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Rippengall\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Febr<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1781\r\n                <lb />XI. p. 155\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1976, 11, '2015-04-17 10:31:16', 46),
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This <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> is\r\n            <lb />not to be kept open because if this <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> and the other remeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />dies to be proposed should fail in preventing the <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> another\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> is to be <del>proposed</del> applied at the time the next <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> is\r\n            <lb />to be expected\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />3. Three days before a <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> is expected let him begin to\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"above\">take</add> the <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>. It is to be taken in powder, the first\r\n            <lb />day to the quantity of half an ounce the second day to six\r\n            <lb />drams on the third day to a whole ounce. These quanÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tities are to be taken in divided doses beginning always at\r\n            <lb />six of the morning and taking one every two hours till\r\n            <lb />eight at night. Thus the doses for the first day are to be\r\n            <lb />half a dram, for the second day two samples and for the\r\n            <lb />third day a dram, only for the second day to make up the\r\n            <lb />whole quantity proposed a dose must be taken both at seven\r\n            <lb />and at eight of the evening. These doses are to be taken in\r\n            <lb />the manner he best can, as in water alone, in wine &amp; water,\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />in milk or they may be made <del>into</del> with a little <ingredient n=\"172\">simple syrup</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />into bolusses and swallowed in a wafer. On the third day\r\n            <lb />if he does not choose to take a dram every two hours he\r\n            <lb />may take half a dram every hour but I think the first the\r\n            <lb />best both for the palate and the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>. I expect a cure\r\n            <lb />from this remedy but I may be disappointed either by\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> not bearing the due quantity or by the <ingredient n=\"1\">barks</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />proving <action n=\"24\">purgative</action>. For the former I have no remedy\r\n            <lb />but let it not be given up for a slight uneasiness. For\r\n            <lb />the <action n=\"24\">purging</action> if it should happen let him take from five\r\n            <lb />to ten drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> with the three or four last\r\n            <lb />doses of <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient>. Let the <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> be adjusted to the\r\n            <lb />urgency of the <action n=\"24\">purging</action> and when thus given in divided\r\n            <lb />doses a large quantity upon the whole may be given with\r\n            <lb />safety and it may <add place=\"above\">even</add> have a share in preventing the return\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom>. I regret that I have not been told if the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> returns always at a certain time of day. I believe\r\n            <lb />it does and there<add place=\"above\">fore</add> desire this to be observed. I would wish\r\n            <lb />to have the <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> finished on the day before that on which\r\n        \r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />the return of <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> is expected, but if it shall happen that\r\n            <lb />a mistake is made in this respect and that the <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />turning sooner than was expected it comes on the day he\r\n            <lb />is taking <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient>, in that case he is to cease taking <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />as soon as any <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> comes on. But if it happens\r\n            <lb />to be known that the <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> comes on always at one\r\n            <lb />time of day and that time is in the afternoon or after\r\n            <lb />twelve o\'clock I would wish to make his third day of the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> that morning of the day on which the <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> is expected\r\n            <lb />but with this management that he begins earlier in the\r\n            <lb />morning and that he takes the dram doses every hour till\r\n<lb />twelve o\'clock or till within half an hour of\r\n            <lb />the time the <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> is expected or known to come on. HowÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ever it will be obvious that if the <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> is used to come\r\n            <lb />on in the morning or forenoon it will not be proper to give\r\n            <lb />any <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> for that morning and we must be satisfied with\r\n            <lb />having given it on the day before.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />4. If not with standing the giving of the <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> in the\r\n            <lb />full <illegible w=\"1\"/> I have proposed it shall happen that the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom>\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> does return at the usual time and with its usual\r\n            <lb />violence I shall doubt if the <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> is so well adapted to\r\n            <lb />the cure of this disease as I have supposed and I shall\r\n            <lb />not insist on its farther use. But if it shall happen as\r\n            <lb />I expect that the <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> taken both postpones the time and\r\n            <lb />moderates the violence of the <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> I shall then advise that\r\n            <lb />against the <add place=\"above\">expected</add> return of another <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> the same course both\r\n            <lb />of <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment> and <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> shall be repeated again in the very\r\n            <lb />same manner I have ordered above. It may perhaps\r\n            <lb />be supposed that if the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> does not bear the <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />very well in the quantitites and at the times I have proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />posed that the <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> given in moderate quantities during\r\n            <lb />the whole of an interval might answer the purpose; but\r\n            <lb />from my experience it will not succeed and that unless\r\n            <lb />a large quantity of <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> can be taken near to the approach\r\n            <lb />of the <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> it will do little or no service given in small\r\n            <lb />quantities at a distance from the <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom>.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />5. However it may happen, if <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> do return and the\r\n            <lb />usual <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> also come on I have no objection to this\r\n           \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />being as usual, assisted by some draughts of <ingredient n=\"11\">Camomilo tea</ingredient>.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />5. During the intervals of <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> there is not much\r\n            <lb />occasion for any nice choice of diet or at least I cannot\r\n            <lb />direct it without more particular information of what\r\n            <lb />he has already experienced. If he knows of any thing\r\n            <lb />that does not easily digest with him that he ought careÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fully to avoid. He should take a little solid meat\r\n            <lb />every day at dinner but he should prefer the lighter\r\n            <lb />kinds and take even these in moderate quantity, filÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ling up his meal with broth, pudding &amp; vegetables.\r\n            <lb />If he digests milk easily he may take it for a part of\r\n            <lb />his diet but not very largely.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />6. In drinking he should avoid all kind of malt\r\n            <lb />liquor, his ordinary draught must be water alone\r\n            <lb />but if he has been in any degree accustomed to it he\r\n            <lb />may still have a little wine or spirits in his water.\r\n            <lb />Every day at dinner or after it he may have a glass or\r\n            <lb />two of plain wine or of Toddy.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />7. During the intervals of his disease he should have\r\n          \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />a good deal of moderate exercise<del>n</del> in walking, riding\r\n            <lb />or perhaps sailing. His walking however should be on\r\n            <lb />level ground and never to the degree of heating or faÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tiguing him. If he rides or sails the greatest care\r\n            <lb />must be taken to avoid cold.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />8. He should always go to bed bedtimes in the evenÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing and should not lie very long in the mornings.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 18<sup>.th</sup> July\r\n                <lb /><u>1782</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n            \r\n                <lb />As a part of his diet he may take a little of the\r\n                <lb />lighter kinds of white fish boiled but he should take fish\r\n                <lb />of any kind seldom and sparingly. I suspect that HerÂ¬\r\n                <lb />rings will be too strong for him.\r\n            \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 606, 2, '2013-10-04 15:05:50', 110),
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These morning <symptom n=\"1\">headaches</symptom> I cannot consider\r\n            <lb />as a <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom>, but if they should continue to recur frequentÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly on with any severity, in such Case he may take a\r\n           \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />day of the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>, not beginning till after breakfast\r\n            <lb />or till his morning <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> is over; but then in the\r\n            <lb />Course of the day taking an Ounce of the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> or at\r\n            <lb />least six Drams. Wishing heartely your Sons good\r\n            <lb />health and you all happiness I am with great\r\n            <lb />regard\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Sir,\r\n                <lb />your most obedient Servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 4<sup>th</sup>\r\n                <lb />1782.\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 679, 2, '2013-08-15 15:28:39', 26),
(2308, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c645\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:645] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous / Regarding: Mr William Forster (Patient) / October? 1782? / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Luca Guariento</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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His case I take to be this. Like every person who\r\n            <lb />has resided some time in a very warm climate he has been\r\n            <lb />exposed to a redundancy of <bodypart n=\"88\">bile</bodypart> which the cold of this country\r\n            <lb />and <add place=\"above\">a</add> particular application of it he was exposed to, has put\r\n            <lb />in motion and thrown upon his <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>. His disease then\r\n            <lb />is a <symptom n=\"38\">bilious <symptom n=\"31\">Diarrhea</symptom></symptom>, but with a considerable <symptom n=\"78\">irritability\r\n            <lb />of his <bodypart n=\"66\">guts</bodypart></symptom> and almost a <unclear>Aniteric</unclear> disposition. To get the\r\n            <lb />better of this I think <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> and <action n=\"5\">Astringents</action> are absolutely\r\n            <lb />necessary and by a prescription which M<sup>r</sup> Foster will show\r\n            <lb />you, you will perceive that I have prescribed accordingly.\r\n            <lb />By the first trial it has done as much as I desire and\r\n            <lb />it must depend upon what happens to day to determine wheÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ther or not it has done too much. If the <symptom n=\"31\">looseness</symptom> has reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />turned you will certainly repeat the <ingredient n=\"139\">anodyne</ingredient> to night and\r\n            <lb />so continue to do according to the State of the <symptom n=\"31\">looseness</symptom>\r\n          \r\n\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />diminishing or increasing the dose of <ingredient n=\"58\">Tinct. Thebaica</ingredient> as\r\n            <lb />you see occasion. At the same time I would wish to correct\r\n            <lb />the sharpness of the fluids and mend the tone of the <bodypart n=\"66\">guts</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />and for these purposes I prescribed the powders as in my\r\n            <lb />letter of yesterday morning and these too you will repeat\r\n            <lb />or omitt as they seem to agree with his <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>, taking care\r\n            <lb />particularly, that even the small quantity of <ingredient n=\"9\">rhubarb</ingredient> intenÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ded as a <action n=\"31\">Strengthener</action>, does not prove too <action n=\"28\">stimulant</action>, On\r\n            <lb />the other hand if your <ingredient n=\"139\">anodynes</ingredient> seem to bind him too much\r\n            <lb />not only continue the <ingredient n=\"9\">rhubarb</ingredient> but also change the <ingredient n=\"124\">Oculi\r\n            <lb />Cancri</ingredient> for an equal quantity of <ingredient n=\"270\">Magnesia</ingredient>. Whether\r\n            <lb />you take the one or other course if the <symptom n=\"31\">looseness</symptom> goes on you\r\n            <lb />may give him the Infusion prescribed below to wash down\r\n            <lb />the powders. At present I don\'t think he will bear either\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"113\">bitters</ingredient> as I believe they will <action n=\"24\">purge</action> too much and\r\n            <lb />at any rate I will not advise them till I hear from you\r\n            <lb />again. I say no more of medicines at present and with\r\n            <lb />respect to regimen I gave you the substance of my opinion\r\n            <lb />yesterday morning. There is a circumstance in M<sup>r</sup> Fosters\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Case wich disturbs me a good deal. It is some degree of\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> increased towards evening. He says it has come on\r\n            <lb />very lately and I hope it shall go again very soon but in\r\n            <lb />the meantime his regimen must be directed by it. Tho it\r\n            <lb />should be very moderate I would have him very sparing of all\r\n            <lb />fermented or spirituous liquors especially towards evening.\r\n            <lb />I would be sorry to take him from animal food at dinner\r\n            <lb />but if the <symptom n=\"34\">feverishness</symptom> continue he must be very sparing and take\r\n            <lb />only very light things, and at supper no kind of animal food\r\n            <lb />can be admitted. When you shall be pleased to write\r\n            <lb />me I shall particularly desire <add place=\"above\">to know</add> the state of <symptom n=\"15\">his pulse</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and the state of his diet, and you may depend upon\r\n            <lb />both my punctuality and attention. With respectfull ComÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pliments to M<sup>r</sup> Foster and his companions I am very much\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir Yours\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 3<sup>d</sup> <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1782.\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        \r\n        <head>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For M. Forster Esq<sup>r</sup>\r\n            \r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Rosar. rubr. Sicc.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"163\">Balaust.</ingredient> @ Ê’fs\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"165\">Cort. granator. contus.</ingredient> Ê’j <ingredient n=\"208\">Sem. coriandr. cont.</ingredient> â„ˆj Affunde aquÃ¦\r\n                    <lb />fervent. â„”jÎ² Macera horas octo et colato adde <ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinnam.\r\n                    <lb />Spirit</ingredient> â„¥ij <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">Syr. e ros. Sicc.</ingredient> â„¥j. Sig. <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Infusion</action>\r\n                    <lb />three table Spoonfulls to be taken after every powder\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"107\">Dried red Rose</ingredient>, half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"163\">Pomegranade</ingredient>, \r\n                    one drachm of <ingredient n=\"165\">crushed Pomegranade Bark</ingredient> and one scruple of <ingredient n=\"208\">crushed Coriander Seeds</ingredient>. Cover it with \r\n                    one and a half pounds of hot water and macerate for eight hours. Add to the strained liquid two ounces of <ingredient n=\"65\">Water cinnamon \r\n                    Spirit</ingredient> and one ounce of <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">Dried Red Rose Syrup</ingredient>. Label it <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Infusion</action>, \r\n                    three spoonfuls  to be taken after every powder.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />W.C.\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 645, 2, '2013-10-08 14:29:10', 75);
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He approves very much of the\r\n            <lb />medicines hitherto employed and particularly of the evening\r\n            <lb />draught but he proposes two additional medicines. One is\r\n            <lb />the addiction of an ounce of the <ingredient n=\"114\" t=\"1\">tincture of Kino</ingredient> to every pound\r\n            <lb />of the <action n=\"31\">Strengthening</action> or <action n=\"5\">astringent</action> Infusion and another is\r\n            <lb />half a grain or a quarter of a grain of <ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecacuanha</ingredient> to be made\r\n            <lb />into a small bolus with a little <ingredient n=\"383\">Conserve of Hips</ingredient> &amp; to be taken\r\n            <lb />for Several nights with the <ingredient n=\"139\">anodyne draught</ingredient> at bedtime.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />He agrees with me entirely that M<sup>r</sup> Forster may be\r\n            <lb />much the better for a journey to London taking care only\r\n            <lb />to avoid rendering it fatiguing and taking the proper preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cautions against Cold. By taking the <ingredient n=\"139\">Anodyne Draught</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />of the due <action n=\"31\">Strength</action> at night and one of half the <action n=\"31\">Strength</action>\r\n          \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />in the morning we are of opinion that the journey may <supplied>be</supplied>\r\n            <lb />managed with little inconveniency.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Monro is also of opinion with me that M<sup>r</sup> Fos<supplied>ter</supplied>\r\n            <lb />may make a trial of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"4\">Bath Water</ingredient>, pushing it more or le<supplied>ss</supplied>\r\n            <lb />as he Shall find it answer.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />D<sup>.r</sup> Monro is very happy to hear of young M<supplied><sup>r</sup></supplied>\r\n            <lb />Fosters <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> being So much better but agrees with me\r\n            <lb />that you Should not be in a haste on taking away the\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"11\">Issue that is in his <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart></treatment>. With respectfull Complimen<supplied>ts</supplied>\r\n            <lb />to M<sup>r</sup> Foster and best wishes for his health I am for\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Monro &amp; my self\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir,\r\n                <lb />Your most obedient servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 4<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><u>1782.</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 656, 11, '2014-10-07 21:00:06', 31),
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The measures\r\n            <lb />I would propose for releasing her are the following\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />1 Let her drink every morning at several draughts\r\n            <lb />a pint of Spring water in which is put a table\r\n            <lb />spoonful of the <action n=\"33\">aperient solution</action> A on the paper\r\n            <lb />apart. When she has thus taken a pint of this\r\n            <lb />water for a week she may if her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> bears\r\n            <lb />it well increase it to a pint &amp; a half &amp; after three\r\n            <lb />or four days more increase it to a quart &amp; at this\r\n            <lb />rate continue to take it for 3 or 4 weeks. She may\r\n            <lb />take half a pint for a draught &amp; leave half an hour\r\n            <lb />between every draught so as to finish the whole\r\n            <lb /><unclear>however</unclear> about half an hour or an hour before\r\n            <lb />Breakfast.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />2 Every day about 12 oClock &amp; again\r\n        \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />about Seven in the evening take one of the <action n=\"31\">strengthening\r\n            <lb />powders</action> marked B in the paper apart they are to be\r\n            <lb />taken in a Cupfull of Spring water &amp; washed down\r\n            <lb />with a Cupfull of the same and these powders are to\r\n            <lb />be continued in this manner for a month together.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />2 Let her Sores be dressed every second day with\r\n            <lb />the <action n=\"39\">detergent Ointment</action> marked C and on the interÂ¬\r\n            <lb />veening days let them be dressed with <ingredient n=\"329\">Turners Cerate</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />and on the same interveening days before dressing\r\n            <lb />let them be washed with the healing solution D.\r\n            <lb />With respect to these dressings let a Surgeon observe\r\n            <lb />if the <action n=\"39\">detergent ointment</action> seems to give pain or seems\r\n            <lb />to excite any <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> let it be employed only\r\n            <lb />every third or fourth day but if it seems to produce\r\n            <lb />a better pus on the sores I would still employ it every\r\n            <lb />second day thought it should seem to raise some\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> but I must leave this to the discretion\r\n            <lb />of a Surgeon who sees the Sores pretty frequently &amp;\r\n            <lb />it must be left to the same person to judge when this\r\n            <lb />Ointment should be laid aside altogether. With\r\n            <lb />respect to the Solution let it be observed that if it\r\n           \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />gives very much <symptom n=\"47\">smarting</symptom> it must be made weaker,\r\n           <lb />and on the contrary if it gives no <symptom n=\"47\">smarting</symptom> at all it\r\n            <lb />should be made stronger.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />4<sup>th.</sup> During the use of these medicines let her diet\r\n            <lb /><del>be</del> at Dinner be of Broth a little light animal food\r\n            <lb />with some pudding &amp; Vegetables. At Breakfast &amp;\r\n            <lb />Supper she should take some kind of milk meat\r\n            <lb />but at Breakfast if she is very fond of it she may\r\n            <lb />have Tea with dry toast &amp; butter providing always\r\n            <lb />that her Tea is very weak &amp; the quantity of Butter\r\n            <lb />upon her bread very moderate.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Her drink at all times should be plain\r\n            <lb />spring water but after Dinner every day she\r\n            <lb />may have a small glass of white Port or any other\r\n            <lb />wine she likes.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />5<sup>th.</sup> Let her take a great deal of care to avoid cold\r\n            <lb />but every forenoon that is tolerably fair she may\r\n            <lb />be much the better of Riding on horseback two,\r\n            <lb />or three hours\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 11<sup>.th</sup> <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />1782.\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Thomsons Daughter</head>\r\n            \r\n        \r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />A. â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥vj\r\n                    <lb /> --- <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnam. Simpl.</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"125\">Tartar. Solub.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"222\">Sal. marin. Hispan.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar. alb.</ingredient> @ Ê’j\r\n                    <lb />Solve et Sig. <action n=\"33\">Aperient Solution</action> a table spoonfull to be\r\n                    <lb />taken in a pint or more of Spring water every morning.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    A. Take six ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">rose Water</ingredient>, \r\n                    two ounces of <ingredient n=\"65\">Simple cinnamon</ingredient>, \r\n                    one ounce of <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient>, \r\n                    one drachm of <ingredient n=\"222\">Spanish sea-Salt</ingredient> and \r\n                    one drachm of <ingredient n=\"50\">white Sugar</ingredient>. \r\n                    Dissolve and label <action n=\"33\">Aperient Solution</action>. A tablespoon to be \r\n                    taken in a pint or more of spring water every morning.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />B. â„ž <ingredient n=\"61\">pulv. fol. uvÃ¦ ursi</ingredient> â„ˆij\r\n                    <lb /> --- <ingredient n=\"1\">cort. Peruv.</ingredient> â„ˆj\r\n                    <lb />â„³. f. pulvis et f. h. m. dos. â„–. xij\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Powders</action> one to be taken in a little water\r\n                    <lb />twice a day\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    B. Take two scruples of <ingredient n=\"61\">bearberry leaves powder</ingredient> and \r\n                    one scruple of <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian bark</ingredient>. \r\n                    Mix in order to let there be made twelve doses. \r\n                    Label <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Powders</action>. One to be taken in a little water \r\n                    twice a day.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />C. â„ž <ingredient n=\"294\">Ung. basilic. flav.</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">Merc. prÃ¦cipit. rubr.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb />â„³ Sig. <action n=\"39\">Detergent Ointment</action>\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    C. Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"294\">yellow basilicum Ointment</ingredient> and \r\n                    two drachms of <ingredient n=\"2\">red Mercuric precipitate</ingredient>. \r\n                    Mix and label <action n=\"39\">Detergent Ointment</action>.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>    \r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />D. â„ž Aq. fontan. â„¥viij <ingredient n=\"250\">Alumin. rup.</ingredient> Ê’j Solve et\r\n                    <lb />Sig. Healing Solution\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    D. Take eight ounces of spring Water and one drachm of <ingredient n=\"250\">Alumen rupeum</ingredient>. Dissolve and \r\n                    label Healing Solution.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>    \r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />W.C.\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />11<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Octo<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1782. ------ \r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 653, 2, '2013-09-03 16:57:45', 75),
(2311, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c647\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:647] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr / Regarding: Mr Purves (Patient) / 4 October 1782 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Luca Guariento</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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Though cirÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cumstances are not now so favourable as they were\r\n            <lb />some time ago I am still of opinion that the means\r\n            <lb />of Cure must be the obviating all stagnation in the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"69\">Colon</bodypart> and both with a view to this and to the <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>\r\n            <lb />which is now risen I would propose the use of\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar Emetic</ingredient> which I think can be managed so\r\n            <lb />as to operate almost only by stool. You must make a\r\n            <lb />weak solution of it as of two grains in six or Eight\r\n            <lb />ounces of water &amp; giving a spoonful of this for a dose\r\n            <lb />repeating it every half hour till some <symptom n=\"61\">sickness or\r\n            <lb />Nausea</symptom> comes on but upon the first appearance\r\n            <lb />of this you must stop your exhibition &amp; trust\r\n            <lb />to its going downward. If upon the first trial the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"61\">Nausea</symptom> comes on before enough has been given\r\n            <lb />to move the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> you must on a second trial after\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"61\">sickness</symptom> comes on stop for an hour before you\r\n            <lb />give another dose and thus I expect that by the\r\n            <lb />management of doses &amp; intervals you may bring\r\n            <lb />the medicine to operate as I wish &amp; by repeating\r\n            <lb />it at first every Evening &amp; afterwards every second\r\n            <lb />or third you may at length change the habit of\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> very entirely.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n            \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />\r\n            \r\n            <handShift/>see former page<handShift/>\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />If the use of the <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar Emetic</ingredient> in the evening\r\n            <lb />produces a fÅ“tulent stool of tolerable consistence I\r\n            <lb />expect the <symptom n=\"40\">griping</symptom> &amp; <condition n=\"61\">tenesmus</condition> will be so much reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lieved that you need not give <add place=\"above\">any</add> <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> for that\r\n            <lb />night and I must tell you that I would wish\r\n            <lb />to avoid the <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> as much as possible as I\r\n            <lb />think it has always a tendency to renew the stagÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nation of the <bodypart n=\"69\">Colon</bodypart> &amp; thereby continue the disease\r\n            <lb />but I dare not insist on this as the violence and\r\n            <lb />constancy of pain may absolutely require the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"139\">Anodyne</ingredient> and I know the difficulty a Practitioner\r\n            <lb />may have to resist the importunity of pain or\r\n            <lb />to get a patient to quit a medicine from which,\r\n            <lb />he has been in use to receive even a temporary\r\n            <lb />relief. I give you therefore my opinion I truly\r\n            <lb />leave the matter to your discretion. But I shall\r\n        \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />observe that one of the best &amp; safest methods of emÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ploying the <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient> is to join it with the <action n=\"14\">Emetic</action> but in\r\n            <lb />that way you may give the <action n=\"14\">Emetic</action> in much larger doses\r\n            <lb />than above proposed. For example you may give a grain\r\n            <lb />of the <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar</ingredient> with forty drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> &amp; repeat\r\n            <lb />such a dose in 2, 3, or 4 hours afterwards as the cirÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cumstances of the patient\'s <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> may\r\n            <lb />direct you &amp; the same circumstances must direct\r\n            <lb />you to adapt the above doses better than I can. I\r\n            <lb />have thus given you my method of Cure to be manaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ged &amp; varied by your direction. I have only to say\r\n            <lb />further that for relieving the <condition n=\"61\">tenesmus</condition> &amp;<sup>c.</sup> instead\r\n            <lb />of the Mutton Broth you may try an Ounce of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum\r\n            <lb />Arabic</ingredient> dissolved in four Ounces of water with a\r\n            <lb />small proportion of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> if you are at the same\r\n            <lb />time giving it very largely by the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>. I expect\r\n            <lb />nothing from the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> &amp; <action n=\"5\">Astringents</action>. His Diet\r\n            <lb />has\r\n            \r\n        <handShift />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 4<sup>th</sup> 1782\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n         \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 647, 2, '2013-10-08 14:20:36', 50),
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At least they would be thought so by Others\r\n            <lb />But to me unfortunately they are great Ones. has kept me\r\n            <lb />so long silent. A <condition n=\"72\">fresh Infection</condition> in the first instance\r\n            <lb />and a slight touch of this <condition n=\"103\">Influenza</condition> in the Second; has -- /\r\n            <lb />Altho the Consequences of neither, particularly the first\r\n            <lb />has been equal to my Fears /-. Placed me in a very unÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pleasant Situation. Upon my supposing I had got\r\n            <lb />a <condition n=\"72\">fresh Infection</condition>. I went to M<sup>r.</sup> Hunter and informed Him\r\n            <lb />of my Fears. From my general Complaint He supposed\r\n          \r\n       <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />that might not be the Case and desired me to take <ingredient n=\"83\">7. grains\r\n            <lb />of D<sup>r.</sup> James powders</ingredient> which were of much Disservice to me\r\n            <lb />the afterwards gave me <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> for 12 or 14 Days X. which\r\n            <lb />did me no service. He then desired me to take nothing for a\r\n            <lb />few Days; in Vexation I went to M<sup>r.</sup> Potts. telling Him what\r\n            <lb />my situation was and why I had taken without telling\r\n            <lb />Him from whom. A pain in <bodypart n=\"32\">One of my Testicles</bodypart> (which was\r\n            <lb />once <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom> when I was <condition n=\"23\">clapt</condition> and which always tend that way\r\n            <lb />when that is the Case) the constant Attendant of my having\r\n            <lb />a <condition n=\"23\">Clap</condition> had been twice removed together with every Other\r\n            <lb />Symptom of that disorder, the <symptom n=\"46\">Discharge</symptom> excepted; by four\r\n            <lb />or five pills M<sup>r.</sup> Potts gave me - at this time He gave me\r\n            <lb />three pills two only of which I took. He then desired me\r\n            <lb />to take the <del>inclosed</del> Balsamick Medicine agreeable\r\n          \r\n          <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />to the inclosed recipe. But upon finding an Appearance\r\n            <lb />of the <symptom n=\"52\">Stricture returning</symptom> I took for four Days Your\r\n            <lb />Balsamick mixture which seemd to Answer very\r\n            <lb />well excepting that the pain and occasional <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom>\r\n            <lb />of the <bodypart n=\"32\">Testicle</bodypart> returned and continued while I used it\r\n            <lb />I then tryed forty Drops of the <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Balsam</action>\r\n            <lb />which brought on Next Day, that is about 12 oClock\r\n            <lb />the usual time of the <symptom n=\"52\">Strictures Attacking me</symptom>, so severe\r\n            <lb />a Stoppage that I was obliged to use the <treatment n=\"7\">Bougie</treatment> -- Altho\r\n            <lb />in the Morning of that Day and Also in the Evening\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"27\">I made Water in a <u>Better Stream</u> and with less\r\n            <lb /><u>pain</u> than I had done for some <del>b</del> time before</symptom>. Since\r\n            <lb />that I have taken nothing and have been tolerably\r\n            <lb />well unlike this Day - when I have been very ill\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />in consequence of my having an Emission last night\r\n            <lb />I have been once oblyged to use the <treatment n=\"7\">Bougie</treatment> and am not a little\r\n            <lb />apprehensive I shall have to use it again -- M<sup>r.</sup> Potts has\r\n            <lb />no Idea of going further than removing the <condition n=\"23\">GonorrhÅ“a</condition>. He\r\n            <lb />thinks I must be satisfied with having a running - <unclear>that</unclear>\r\n            <lb />I am convinced wont do, because the slightest Cold, the\r\n            <lb />smallest Deviation in my <del>living</del> Diet or the least excess\r\n            <lb />in Drinking brinks on the <symptom n=\"52\">Stricture by occasioning a <symptom n=\"27\">Stoppage\r\n            <lb />of the Discharge</symptom></symptom>. I am therefore at All events determined\r\n            <lb />to get quit of the Running. and <add place=\"above\">I</add> by no means despair of your\r\n            <lb />medicines having that effect. altho I am afraid I shall be\r\n            <lb />troublesome to you in frequently requiring your Advice how\r\n            <lb />to go on with them. M<sup>r.</sup> Potts recommended the use\r\n            <lb />of\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />the <subst><del>Hot</del> <add place=\"above\">warm</add></subst> Bath upon the return of the <symptom n=\"52\">Stricture</symptom>. be so good as\r\n            <lb />give me your Opinion with regard to the Occasional use of\r\n            <lb />it, it is a piece of great Luxury.\r\n          \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Hunter in talking of my geneÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ral Complaint is quite the Surgeon pulling but little faith\r\n            <lb />in the Use of inward Medicines, He talk of <u>knocking</u> of excrÂ¬\r\n            <lb />escences in the <bodypart n=\"55\">Urethra</bodypart> as a Mason would in forming the\r\n            <lb />Stone to the Building. and if you wont Allow Him the Use\r\n            <lb />of the Chisel or <illegible w=\"1\"/>, or in Other Words the Caustick or <treatment n=\"7\">BouÂ¬\r\n            <lb />gie</treatment>, He has but little Idea of curing the Disorder. He talks\r\n            <lb />of a permanent <symptom n=\"52\">Stricture</symptom> - which can only be <add place=\"above\"><u>wholly</u></add> removed that\r\n            <lb />way. and that my Complaint arises from its being acted\r\n            <lb />upon by Different Circumstances. And Altho the <symptom n=\"57\">Spasm</symptom>.\r\n            <lb />may be, by inward medicines taken of; it must only\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />be a temporary relief Yet he says a Gentleman from\r\n            <lb />Lisbon was cured by applying a <treatment n=\"4\">Blister behind the <bodypart n=\"32\">Scrotum</bodypart></treatment>\r\n            <lb />/ I wish I may speak intelligibly to you in this Field unknoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />wn to me but from Experience a sometimes very Harsh\r\n            <lb />Teacher / But in that Case He supposed the Gentleman \r\n            <lb />to have only a temporary not a permanent <symptom n=\"52\">Stricture</symptom>\r\n            <lb />this however He is for my trying. After getting perfectly\r\n            <lb />quit of my <condition n=\"23\">Clap</condition>, I beg your particular Opinion resÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pecting this, because should your Medicines fail\r\n            <lb />and should you think it might be tryed without <u>Danger</u>\r\n            <lb />Because He acts with so bold a Hand that I would not\r\n            <lb />wish to depend upon His Opinion Alone / I may venture\r\n            <lb />upon it. The Reason of his wishing me to try this is\r\n            <lb />the possibility of mine not being a permanent <symptom n=\"52\">Stricture</symptom>\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />and at the same <add place=\"above\">time</add> my Determination neither to use the\r\n            <lb />Caustick or <treatment n=\"7\">Bougie</treatment> -- If I can help it.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n               \r\n                <lb />June 10<sup>th.</sup>\r\n            \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I declined sending you the Above\r\n                <lb />expecting to <del>gin</del> give you my situation<del>s</del> more positively\r\n                <lb />than I could then. I however remain much as I did, being\r\n                <lb />pretty much troubled with the pain in my <bodypart n=\"32\">Testicle</bodypart>, and\r\n                <lb />having a Dayly Return of the <symptom n=\"57\">Spasm or as I call it (StricÂ¬\r\n                <lb />ture)</symptom> more or less Violent. I took last night a SpoonÂ¬\r\n                <lb />full of the Balsamick Mixture, which I think was\r\n                <lb />of some Service. The <symptom n=\"57\">Spasm</symptom> Remaining longer, before\r\n                <lb />it <u>commenced</u> its Attack and <u>retreating</u> sooner than\r\n                <lb />the Day before, (Military Terms was the only part of\r\n                \r\n            <pb n=\"8\" />\r\n                \r\n                <lb />the <u>art Militaire</u> - One could learn from Sir <unclear>Hen<sup>y.</sup>\r\n                <lb />Cl. n. t<sup>.n</sup></unclear>) this will lend me to take the Solution toÂ¬\r\n                <lb />night, contrary to the Opinion of the Gentlemen here\r\n                <lb />who Advises me to take nothing, and which <del>my</del> the\r\n                <lb />pain in my <bodypart n=\"32\">Testicle</bodypart> has hitherto prevented me from\r\n                <lb />taking. Upon reflection I think, it will be better to keep\r\n                <lb />this Letter till to Morrow, to let you know the Effects\r\n                <lb />of it, when I shall certainly put an Eye to your trouble\r\n                <lb />in reading the very long Letter, which I hope You\r\n                <lb />will excuse as my only Hopes of getting Well rest\r\n                <lb />with you - to me it seems singular, that within these two\r\n                <lb />Days, when I have a <symptom n=\"52\">Stricture</symptom>, <u>not else</u> - and <add place=\"above\">that</add> the Afternoon\r\n                <lb />when the <symptom n=\"52\">Spasm</symptom> is gone of, I make Water in as full a Stream\r\n                <lb />as I ever remember to have done ---\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />11<sup>th.</sup>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I am\r\n                \r\n            <pb n=\"9\" />\r\n                \r\n                <lb />greatly better to Day, having had but little of\r\n                <lb />the <symptom n=\"52\">Stricture</symptom>, and no pain in my <bodypart n=\"32\">Testicle</bodypart> Altho\r\n                <lb />I don\'t think the Solution has had full justice done\r\n                <lb />it, for the Changeableness of this Weather / We had\r\n                <lb />a Violent Hail Storm to Day / has given me a\r\n                <lb />Slight Return of the <condition n=\"103\">Influenza</condition>, having had a <condition n=\"10\">Fever</condition>\r\n                <lb />the Greatest part of last night and which only went\r\n                <lb />off this Morning by a <symptom n=\"28\">profuse perspiration</symptom> - I shall\r\n                <lb />however continue it, as I find My self tolerably\r\n                <lb />well this Evening, for eight or ten Days, when I\r\n                <lb />hope to be favoured with Your Directions how to\r\n                <lb />go on. This Disorder preventing me taking\r\n                <lb />the Exercise of Riding. Notwithstanding my\r\n                \r\n            <pb n=\"10\" />\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Temperance I am much inclined to <condition n=\"25\"><u>Fullness</u></condition>\r\n                <lb />I would therefore if you think proper take a little\r\n                <lb />/ occasionally / <action n=\"25\">Cooling Physick</action> - at any rate I\r\n                <lb />will thank you to let me know, what kind of\r\n                <lb />Physick I ought to take - should Any circumÂ¬\r\n                <lb />stances make that necessary. --- \r\n                \r\n            </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I am\r\n                <lb />with the Greatest\r\n                <lb />respect\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>Obe</abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Ser</abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />J.S.\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n<postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"11\" />\r\n            \r\n\r\n                \r\n                \r\n                <p>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />X this M<sup>r.</sup> Hunter told me was not His Common\r\n                    <lb />practice. but my mentioning the effect of M<sup>r</sup> Potts\r\n                    <lb />Pill. 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Spens\r\n            \r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <opener>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n            \r\n                <lb />My dear Sir\r\n            \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n        </opener>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I have long taken an earnes conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cern in your health I shall always be ready to take\r\n            <lb />care of it as well as I can but I am sorry to find at present\r\n            <lb />more difficulty than I could wish. Your <bodypart n=\"55\">urethra</bodypart> has\r\n            <lb />been long in an indifferent State and by the accidents you\r\n            <lb />mention it must have been further hurt and I think your\r\n            <lb />present Symptoms of a <symptom n=\"5\">Stricture</symptom> returning almost every day\r\n            <lb />Shows the parts a good deal hurt. I am sorry to find it\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Potts opinion that you cannot expect ever to be free\r\n            <lb />of Some <symptom n=\"16\">gleet</symptom> and I am afraid he has some reason for\r\n            <lb />thinking so but at the same time I am of your opiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nion that this would keep you always in a very ticklish\r\n            <lb />State and that nothing is more desireable for you than\r\n            <lb />to get entirely free from every kind of <symptom n=\"46\">running</symptom>. This I\r\n            <lb />have been endeavouring to do and Shall endeavour it\r\n            <lb />Still but it will require time and the present time is not\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />at all favourable to it. You must first get quit of your\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"23\">gonorrhea</condition> and all the Symptoms which have any connexion\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"above\">with it</add> Such as the pain of your <bodypart n=\"32\">testicles</bodypart> and as I suspect the\r\n            <lb />daily <symptom n=\"5\">Strictures</symptom>. Your Surgeons one or other must judge\r\n            <lb />of all this and when they Shall be of opinion that you\r\n            <lb />are free of the <condition n=\"23\">gonorrhea</condition> I shall then advise what I\r\n            <lb />think may be proper to obviate <symptom n=\"16\">gleet</symptom> &amp; all its consequences.\r\n            <lb />In the mean time I wish you would consult your SurÂ¬\r\n            <lb />geons whether a mild <treatment n=\"8\"><ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial</ingredient></treatment> injection that is the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">mercury</ingredient> very well, exceedingly well triturated with either\r\n            <lb />Mucilage or unguent and further diffused either in water\r\n            <lb />or oil might not be of Service to the <condition n=\"23\">gonorrhea</condition> in particular\r\n            <lb />and to the <bodypart n=\"55\">urethra</bodypart> in general. I think you might <add place=\"above\">put</add> this\r\n            <lb />question in my name to John Hunter and I wish to\r\n            <lb />have his opinion, which I expect he will give with Some\r\n            <lb />attention as coming from me who recommended you to him.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />If I remember right I think the accounts you gave\r\n            <lb />me of the <treatment n=\"7\">bougies</treatment> formerly employed made me judge that\r\n            <lb />they were not well Suited to your <bodypart n=\"55\">Urethra</bodypart> but I can -- \r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />perceive that at present they may be absolutely necessary\r\n            <lb />and how far they may be necessary is only to be judged of\r\n            <lb />partly by your Self but especially by a Surgeon on the Spot.\r\n            <lb />Your <symptom n=\"5\">Stricture</symptom> cannot be Said to be absolutely permanent\r\n            <lb />but the disposition to it is certainly very permanent and\r\n            <lb />I cannot allow it to be of a Such a temporary kind as could\r\n            <lb />be relieved by such a <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> as you mention. I don\'t unÂ¬\r\n            <lb />derstand M<sup>r</sup> Hunters <action n=\"9\">caustic</action>, have no experience of any\r\n            <lb />Such practice and therefore can give no opinion about it.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />There can be no objection to M<sup>r</sup> Potts advice of a warm\r\n            <lb />bath, it can do no harm and may be of Service but I don\'t\r\n            <lb />think you can use it So often or So much as to make it of\r\n            <lb />great Service.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I believe you must at present, if you do not use the\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"8\"><ingredient n=\"2\">injection</ingredient> I mentioned</treatment>, allow time for the gentleman to go off\r\n            <lb />and hardly to use any medicine at all. I think you are\r\n            <lb />too fond of them, fly to them too Soon and generally use them\r\n            <lb />too much. I think none of my medicines are very proper\r\n            <lb />at present but if you are to employ any of them I think\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />the balsamic mixture the Safest. Your report of it on the\r\n            <lb />11<sup>th</sup><note>No letter traced, but possibly a verbal report through a third party.</note> is very favorable and if you have found the like good\r\n            <lb />effects of it continue I consent to your continuing the mediÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cine now and then but I must join with yourself in obserÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ving that you do not give it fair play when you take it at\r\n            <lb />a time when any other cause of a <symptom n=\"34\">feverish State</symptom> is present. \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I am sorry that you are at present deprived of exercise\r\n            <lb />which might keep your body in better plight but I am of\r\n            <lb />opinion that no kind of exercise is Suited to your present\r\n            <lb />State. Your <condition n=\"25\">fullness</condition> is not either favorable to your preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sent ailments but it would not be mended by any <action n=\"24\">purgatives</action>\r\n            <lb />and I do not advise any because I think <subst><del>it</del><add place=\"above\">they</add></subst> might be otherÂ¬\r\n            <lb />wise hurtfull. A Spare diet is the only Sure and Safe means\r\n            <lb />of keeping down your <condition n=\"25\">fullness</condition>. I don\'t believe you are\r\n            <lb />intemperate but at Same time I doubt if your temperance\r\n            <lb />goes far. Expecting to hear from you often I am with\r\n            <lb />great regard and Sincere concern Dear Sir\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Your most obedient Servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <dateline>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 18<sup>th</sup> June 1782.\r\n            \r\n        </dateline>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The <condition n=\"103\">influenza</condition> on mySelf &amp; many others has made this letter a two days work\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 579, 3, '2013-10-13 15:07:02', 60),
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We think D<sup>r.</sup> Douglas Electuary very proper\r\n            <lb />but the quantity of    be moderate for we have found\r\n                <lb />this freely taken excite <symptom n=\"4\">Coughing</symptom> <action n=\"25\">As a refrigerant</action> &amp; moderate\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>restring<sup>t.</sup></abbr></choice> we recommend the <ingredient n=\"1\">Tinct. <unclear>Res:</unclear></ingredient> or the <ingredient n=\"108\"><choice><abbr>Vit<sup>c.</sup> acid</abbr></choice></ingredient>\r\n            <lb />given <choice><abbr>freq<sup>ly.</sup></abbr><expan>frequently</expan></choice> in another form. We readily give up the use\r\n                <lb />of <ingredient n=\"25\">the Squills</ingredient> but wish to continue the Decoction &amp; either\r\n            <lb />the linctus before advised or some <choice><abbr>oy<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>other</expan></choice> agreeable <action n=\"10\">demulcent</action>\r\n            <lb />Further we have no addition to make to former directions\r\n            <lb />but wishing M<sup>r.</sup> Archibald better health\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup> 17<sup>th.</sup> Jan<sup>y.</sup> 1781</abbr><expan>Edinburgh 17<sup>th</sup> January 1781</expan></choice></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1075, 9, '2015-04-03 14:58:33', 53),
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As <symptom n=\"35\">the HÃ¦moptoe</symptom> has alarmed him\r\n            <lb />very much I Am desired to make a report\r\n            <lb />of it <add place=\"above\">to</add> you and ask your further advice in this\r\n            <lb />very untoward case. hitherto he does not comÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plain of pain of <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"73\">sides</bodypart>. With great\r\n            <lb />respect.</p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>I am,\r\n                <lb />Gentlemen\r\n                <lb />Your Most <choice><abbr>Ob<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> Humble\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Ser<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Ralph Davidson</signed>\r\n            <dateline>To D<sup>rs.</sup> Cullen\r\n                <lb />and Monro\r\n                <lb />Kelso 15 <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />1781\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Archibald\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1781\r\n                <lb />XI. p. 139.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1964, 9, '2015-04-03 14:56:16', 70),
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You have now advised with\r\n            <lb />several gentleman of judgement and experience who have also\r\n            <lb />the advantage over me of being upon the spot and of knowing\r\n            <lb />by the hour the circumstances of the Case. In such a siÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tuation I cannot advise with any confidence and must abÂ¬\r\n            <lb />solutely leave <add place=\"above\">you</add> to be guided by these gentlemen as I would do\r\n            <lb />my self was was I in your situation. 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Your <symptom n=\"27\">Suppressions of urine</symptom> seem\r\n            <lb />to me to depend on <symptom n=\"5\">Spasm rather than proper Stricture</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and therefore less foundation for distension of the <bodypart n=\"55\">urethra</bodypart> than\r\n            <lb />in many other cases. I am very well pleased with\r\n            <lb />John Hunters prescription of <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient>, hope it may be of\r\n            <lb />service and can do no harm. In the present <symptom n=\"78\">irritable\r\n            <lb />state of your <bodypart n=\"55\">urethra</bodypart></symptom> I am not fond of your using any of\r\n            <lb />my Balsamic medicines but the time may come when you\r\n            <lb />can abstain from the use of <treatment n=\"7\">bougies</treatment> that the balsamics\r\n            <lb />may be again usefull to you. 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Wishing <add place=\"above\">you</add> most earnestly all possible relief. I am,\r\n            <lb />most sincerely\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Your faithfull and\r\n                <lb />most obedient Servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 26<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Aug.</abbr><expan>August</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><u>1782</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 628, 3, '2013-08-11 15:01:17', 38);
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The\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> Seldom or never troubles me Always when best I <symptom n=\"76\">Spitt a gross\r\n            <lb />yellowish matter</symptom> which even comes off without <symptom n=\"4\">Coughing</symptom> my RegiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />men has been conform to the directions you prescribed not deviating\r\n            <lb />therefrom once in a month. My appetite is good. There is Seldom a day\r\n            <lb />passes but I am on Horseback if it is dry Besides in the Course of\r\n            <lb />the Winter and Spring <add place=\"above\">have</add> taken two or three journeys to the distance\r\n            <lb />of a hundred miles and as I always took particular care not to get wet\r\n            <lb />I never was the Worse of the jaunt tho the Weather betimes was very\r\n            <lb />Chilly The Effects of <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment> is of Such Short duration that I am\r\n            <lb />doubtfull with respect to the propriety thereof I Therfore will be very\r\n            <lb />happy to have your advice in Course with the greatest respect I am\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Doctor\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>Obed</abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> &amp; very Humble <choice><abbr>Ser<sup>.t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />John Harkness\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Direct by Drumlamidge\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n     \r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n           <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> J. 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You have\r\n            <lb />indeed managed it very properly by <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment> but that is\r\n            <lb />very troublesome and if the pain Should Still offer to recurr\r\n            <lb />I think you must try what a more constant drain will do.\r\n            <lb />You must try either a <treatment n=\"11\">perpetual Issue a pea Issue</treatment> or a <treatment n=\"5\">Seton</treatment>\r\n            <lb />upon the part or very near to the part into which the pain\r\n            <lb />comes. However as I expect that a better Season will be of SerÂ¬\r\n            <lb />vice to you I think you Should delay any of these measures -- \r\n            <lb />till you find what the Season will do and I hope it may be\r\n            <lb />time enough to put in an <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> against the winter.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />As long as you have any complaints at all and particuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />larly the <symptom n=\"76\">Spitting</symptom> I advise <add place=\"above\">you</add> to continue your regimen and to\r\n            <lb />take exercise as often as you can. 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However much I have ever rejected the <add place=\"above\">Idea</add> of Soliciting the\r\n            <lb />Unvoluntary attention of any man, Yet on this occasion so ConspiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cuous and glaring a neglect, Claims that in justice to myself I\r\n            <lb />should take Occasion to represent my extreme surprise <add place=\"above\">on Perceiving</add> in these letters\r\n            <lb />scarce the shadow of notice taken of my name, but a seeming ConfidenÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tial reference to the sole Opinion of another, in matters where you\r\n            <lb />knew I was equaly Concerned, and an approbation of measures as\r\n            <lb />having originate with an individual, which you likewise knew, and\r\n            <lb />Mr Archibald and his friends were concious you knew, to be the reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sult of a mutual opinion -- In Mr Davidsons letter you say, that\r\n            <lb />\"you leave certain future directions Concerning Mr <choice><abbr>Arch<sup>d:</sup></abbr><expan>Archibald</expan></choice>, entirely\r\n            <lb />\"to Dr Douglas\'s direction- Again you say \"that Dr Douglas\'s Electuary\r\n            <lb />\"is a medicine you approve of &amp;c. &amp;c. in short on Every occasion the affair\r\n            <lb />is made altogether his, as if no one Else was Concerned. Even in\r\n            <lb />your answer to our joint letter your adress in material things\r\n            <lb />is entirely and individualy to D<sup>r</sup> Douglas, Only at last indeed you\r\n            <lb />send Compliments to me - Now Sir let one only ask you, what\r\n            <lb />must naturaly be the Effect of all this on Spectators! Dr Douglas\r\n            <lb />and I live in Very good terms, but let me desire of you, for a moÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ment to place yourself in similar Circumstances with me, and say\r\n            <lb />whether you would not consider so particular an adress to one\r\n            <lb />of two individuals, who have from the begining been equaly conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cerned. And without whose joint advice and Concurrence, not a\r\n            <lb />single step has been taken, As an Oblique reflection on the reputation\r\n            <lb />of the other.- Tho on the present occasion this is an effect, which\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />from the Partiality of Mr Archibald and his friends. I am happy\r\n            <lb />I Can set at defiance, Yet I must take <unclear>it</unclear> upon me sir the liberty of\r\n            <lb />Calling to your attention the impropriety, not to say more, when a\r\n            <lb />freind is to <add place=\"above\">be</add> served, of doing it either directly or indirectly at\r\n            <lb />the expense of another--\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><unclear>Concerns</unclear> however that an air of Neglect from D<sup>r</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />is a Circumstance totaly unmerited on my part, and Convinced\r\n            <lb />that from the Character, whose dignity I have ever been accostom\'d\r\n            <lb />to look up to with respect and great esteem, an unhandsome <unclear>offer</unclear>\r\n            <lb />Could not realy be intended, I flatter myself that the thing is\r\n            <lb />rather to be attributed to accident, then design, Its Effects however\r\n            <lb />might have been the same, And tho I most willingly impute\r\n            <lb />it to this cause, yet Could I not Omitt, in justice to myself,\r\n            <lb />representing the Circumstances, and appearance of the whole;\r\n            <lb />not doubting that your candour will view it in its just light,\r\n            <lb />which I am Convinced will be a perfect security against any\r\n            <lb />similar oversight- But it is time to be done with a Subject,\r\n            <lb />which you may Perhaps find troublesome, and which I find\r\n            <lb />equaly hurting either to be under the necessity of taking notice\r\n            <lb />of; Or passing over in total silence-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As to poor Mr Archibald, his disease gradualy gains\r\n            <lb />upon him, He had a fresh attack of <symptom n=\"35\">Hemoptoe</symptom>  on Thursday Evening,\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"10\">accompanyed with Conciderable Fever,</condition> Saline draughts And an\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"6\"><action n=\"16\">emollient Glister</action></treatment> however, apparently had the effect of cooling\r\n            <lb />him, <symptom n=\"35\">The Hemoptoe</symptom> abated and he rested will in the Night,\r\n            <lb />since which time the <condition n=\"10\">Fever</condition> and <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> have been very moderate,\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"35\">with Only some times a little Blood in his Spitting</symptom> but <symptom n=\"86\">nothing\r\n                <lb />Purulent;</symptom> Rested well last night also, with the help of an <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />and this morning he began to use <ingredient n=\"108\">the Vitriolic Acid</ingredient>, mixed in\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">an infusion of Peruvian Bark.</ingredient> And this we think of exhibiting\r\n            <lb />in a large quantitys as <bodypart n=\"46\">his Stomach</bodypart> will easely Carry. His <symptom n=\"23\">strength\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n       \r\n            <lb />however is less</symptom>, And Upon the whole he is losing ground--\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If any thing farther that is material occurrs, we shall write\r\n            <lb />you, and Dr Monro in a few days\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am with Sincere respect, Sir\r\n                <lb />your most Obedient <choice><abbr>Hum:</abbr><expan>Humble</expan></choice> Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Andrew <u>Wilson</u></signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />Kelso\r\n                <lb /><u>Saturday <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 20<sup>th</sup> 1781</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr><u>Edin:</u></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> A. 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As by my advice formerly he was advised to\r\n            <lb />avoid a full diet and I suppose he may have contiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nued to do as I will not at present advise him\r\n            <lb />to a full diet than he has been accustomed to, yet\r\n            <lb />I must for two or three months to come advise him\r\n            <lb />not to diminish the strength of nourishment of\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />the diet he has lately been used to and though any excess\r\n            <lb />in Strong drink might be extremely hurtful yet if\r\n            <lb />of late he has been in use to take a few glasses of\r\n            <lb />wine, Punch, or Toddy I would have him continue\r\n            <lb />to do so till midsummer next.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />5 Moderate Exercise either on foot or on horseback\r\n            <lb />will be of Service to him and if he can take such exercise\r\n            <lb />without being much exposed to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Cold I would have him\r\n            <lb />take it frequently observing however that much\r\n            <lb />fatigue may do him much harm.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />6 I have only one medicine to propose to him which\r\n            <lb />is prescribed on the inclosed Paper. 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His chief\r\n            <lb />Complaint at that time was a singular, and very painÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ful affection of the <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart>, seemingly in the <bodypart n=\"71\">bone</bodypart>, for\r\n            <lb />which I had used <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>, and you prescribed <ingredient n=\"66\">MezeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />reon</ingredient> &amp;c. --- In the use of such means, M<sup>r</sup> Mackenzie\r\n            <lb />got at length entirely free of that complaint. -- If\r\n            <lb />you can still lay your hand on my former account\r\n            <lb />of his case, which it is not probable you can do, I\r\n            <lb />think it was there related that when a very\r\n            <lb />young man, he was reduced in a <del>very</del> great degree\r\n            <lb />by different complaints, <u>not</u> <condition n=\"1\">phthisical</condition>, but attended\r\n            <lb />at times with a profuse <symptom n=\"65\"><u>Hemoptoe</u></symptom>. - From these he\r\n            <lb />likewise recovered at that time in the manner in <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />I informed you. --- You see he is tall and thin, as he\r\n            <lb />has always been. - Though he says he does not suffer\r\n            <lb />from <symptom n=\"56\">anxiety</symptom> and <symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom>, yet I think he cannot\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />but be more or less liable to both, - in the\r\n            <lb />management of a very great farm, which he has\r\n            <lb />been engaged in for ten or twelve years past; - and\r\n            <lb />is one of the most distinguished improvers in this\r\n            <lb />quarter. Nobody I believe with us has proceeded on so\r\n            <lb />large a scale.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />These two winters past M<sup>r</sup> Mackenzie has\r\n            <lb />suffered considerable, and continued attacks of a\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"4\"><u>Cough</u></symptom> &amp;c. During the last spring he has often <symptom n=\"35\"><u>spit\r\n            <lb />blood</u></symptom>; not in that profuse manner which occured in\r\n            <lb />his great and first illness, but in small quanÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tities, as in cases <del>properly</del> properly <condition n=\"1\">phthisical</condition>. - -\r\n            <lb />Till the <symptom n=\"35\">spitting of blood</symptom> occurred I saw him but\r\n            <lb />occasionally &amp; rarely; - and neither then nor since\r\n            <lb />has he kept strictly to any plan, - always going\r\n            <lb />about &amp; living at large, though I dare say\r\n            <lb />very temperately. - He has used remedies too, - as\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">bleedings</treatment>, - <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment>, and a <treatment n=\"4\">perpetual Blister</treatment>; - a flannel\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />sheet - riding &amp;c <add place=\"above\">and some medicines, particularly <ingredient n=\"5\">AsafÅ“tida</ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> did <add place=\"above\">good</add></add> -- One complaint, he says is\r\n            <lb />so distressing to him as any of the rest, or\r\n            <lb />more so; - namely the most <symptom n=\"24\">obstinate constipation</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For several weeks past I have been representÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing to him (for he is a man of such a turn of mind\r\n            <lb />as admits of his being freely spoken to) - that his comÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plaints are <u>serious</u>, and will require not only\r\n            <lb />a strict and continued plan of management; but,\r\n            <lb />if it be possible, some suitable and greater\r\n            <lb />measure, before winter. -- In this situation he\r\n            <lb />applies to you, and I heartily wish you may\r\n            <lb />be able to give him beneficial advice; for his\r\n            <lb />life is of much consequence not only to his\r\n            <lb />family, but to this part of the country in general;\r\n            <lb />to whom his spirited &amp; judicious example in imÂ¬\r\n            <lb />provements, must be very useful. - His undertaking\r\n            <lb />is a great one, - the purchase of a very conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />siderable estate, which nothing but the continuÂ¬\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />ance of his life, and the full success of his exÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ertions, can render advantageous.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I writ you by M<sup>r</sup> M<sup>c</sup>Dowall two or three\r\n            <lb />weeks ago, who missed you. An opportunity has since\r\n            <lb />occurred of his taking an easy journey to Bristol,\r\n            <lb />and I advised him to try the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"10\">Hot well</ingredient>, if the meÂ¬\r\n            <lb />dical people whom I knew his relations there would\r\n            <lb />make him apply to, judged it expedient.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Mutter is going as slowly, and yet in a way\r\n            <lb />that encourages himself and family a good deal, for\r\n            <lb />certainly he not only <symptom n=\"81\">speaks better</symptom>, but uses his <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> much more easily; &amp; he preserves his chearÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fulness and composure. - Yet we must see a great deal\r\n            <lb />more of amendment before entertaining hopes of\r\n            <lb />his ever being able to <u>officiate</u>, which to him, is the\r\n            <lb />main object. - Nothing so yet appears but that he may\r\n            <lb /><u>live</u> long enough. -- His <symptom n=\"31\">diarrhÅ“a</symptom>, which I mentioned\r\n            <lb />in my letter by M<sup>r</sup>Dowall is manageable.\r\n        </p>\r\n         <pb n=\"5\"/>\r\n           \r\n           <p>\r\n               <lb />A little of the <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"15\">decoction of Bark</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"165\">pomgranate</ingredient> rind\r\n               <lb />seems to have some effect in moderating it; and, when\r\n               <lb />it is given, which has been only twice, I do not\r\n               <lb />push it farther. His <symptom n=\"15\">pulse is steady and good,\r\n               <lb />---- not so slow as at past</symptom>.\r\n           </p>\r\n            \r\n            <closer>\r\n                <salute>\r\n                    <lb />I am always with <illegible w=\"1\"/> regard\r\n                    <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                    <lb />Yours most faithfully\r\n                </salute>\r\n                <signed>John Gilchrist</signed>\r\n                \r\n            </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />I had almost forgot to mention that when in Galloway\r\n                <lb />last week I saw your patient Miss Balmain, who\r\n                <lb />is in a very poor state indeed. The <condition n=\"10\">hectic symptoms</condition>\r\n                <lb />seem to be increasing much; and I saw no room\r\n                <lb />for advising any thing but the right management\r\n                <lb />of diet, with some <action n=\"25\">cooling things</action>, with the occasional\r\n                <lb />use of the medicine for the <symptom n=\"31\">DiarrhÅ“a</symptom>, and other cirÂ¬\r\n                <lb />cumstances as in your directions.\r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n       \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"6\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Gilchrist\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Q.</abbr><expan>Query</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup>Mackenzie.\r\n            <lb />July. <u>1780</u>\r\n            <lb />XI. p. 38. 39.\r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1881, 2, '2013-08-14 15:57:51', 274),
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But from the acÂ¬\r\n            <lb />counts I have of the case I find it difficult to judge of the\r\n            <lb />nature of the disease and I am averse to give any opinion\r\n            <lb />till I shall have some further information and particularly\r\n            <lb />till I shall have your opinion of it. I have much confidence\r\n            <lb />in your skill and judgement and you have the best means\r\n            <lb />of employing these by being with the patient. Allow me\r\n            <lb />therefore to trouble you with some queries and to offer some\r\n            <lb />remarks which <add place=\"above\">may</add> head to ascertain the nature of this childs\r\n            <lb />disease more exactly.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I am told that in the intervals of the illness the child\r\n            <lb />seems quite easy and is even hearty &amp; chearfull. This seems\r\n            <lb />to shew a local affection only but there is some hint as if\r\n            <lb />she is <symptom n=\"21\">a warmer than natural during her illness in the night\r\n            <lb />time and that indeed at <del>no time</del> some other times She has\r\n            <lb />more heat than is natural</symptom>. As you have been present\r\n           \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />with the child you must have formed a judgement upon\r\n            <lb />this subject, and I shall be glad to have it. How far the\r\n            <lb />disease is purely topical or how far it affects the system? \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />With respect to the disease I have formed several supÂ¬\r\n            <lb />positions but cannot yet conclude upon any till I am further\r\n            <lb />advised by you.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Re the child has at times <symptom n=\"27\">some difficulty in making\r\n            <lb />water, has some calls to make water and sometimes makes\r\n            <lb />little at one time and sometimes complains of press or uneasiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ness in the region of the <bodypart n=\"56\">bladder</bodypart></symptom> there is ground to suspect some\r\n            <lb />ailment there and even of a <condition n=\"17\">Stone</condition>. Please let me know the\r\n            <lb />state of these symptoms. Have you examined the state of\r\n            <lb />the urine voided as to colour and sediment and particularly\r\n            <lb />if it shows much mucus. When there is some difficulty\r\n            <lb />on making water is it then especially that the child points\r\n            <lb />to uneasiness or pain in the <bodypart n=\"56\">bladder</bodypart>? Is the <symptom n=\"27\">difficulty in\r\n            <lb />making water ever relieved by any change in the posture\r\n            <lb />of her body</symptom>? Does the <ingredient n=\"14\">opiate</ingredient> employed make any change in\r\n            <lb />the state of making water? Do the <treatment n=\"23\">poultices</treatment> applied which\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />give relief do they particularly give relief to the <symptom n=\"27\">difficulty\r\n            <lb />in making water</symptom>.\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I have thus hinted every consideration that may discover\r\n            <lb />an affection of the <bodypart n=\"56\">bladder</bodypart> and have only to ask farther if\r\n            <lb />you enter with me into any suspicion of a <condition n=\"17\">stone in the <bodypart n=\"56\">bladder</bodypart></condition>\r\n            <lb />night not the <treatment n=\"12\">catheter</treatment> be employed to determine the matter\r\n            <lb />more certainly?\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Tho I have thus endeavoured to give a fair trial of our\r\n            <lb />suspicions of the <bodypart n=\"56\">bladder</bodypart> I must own that taking all the\r\n            <lb />circumstances I have heard of the Suspicion lies more <unclear>Simply</unclear>\r\n            <lb />of a disease in the <bodypart n=\"53\">rectum</bodypart>. The child most frequently -- \r\n            <lb />points to that place as the seat of her pain. M<sup>r</sup> Barclay\r\n            <lb />speaks of some evacuations of green stuff and slime but I have\r\n            <lb />no distinct idea of it, from whence it came or how long it conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tinued. Are the Stools now of a natural appearance?\r\n            <lb />Has <add place=\"above\">there</add> ever been any evacuation of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>? Is there any <symptom n=\"18\">tumour\r\n            <lb />upon the <bodypart n=\"53\">Anus</bodypart></symptom>? Is there any <condition n=\"84\">prolapsus</condition> at going to stool?\r\n            <lb />Is there any pain when the finger presses upon the <bodypart n=\"53\">anus</bodypart>?\r\n            <lb />When the pain is present is there any pressure to go to Stool?\r\n           \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n\r\n            <lb />Does the <ingredient n=\"14\">opiate</ingredient> relieve that pressure? Is going to stool\r\n            <lb />ever painfull? When <treatment n=\"23\">poultices</treatment> are applied and give relief, do\r\n            <lb />they make any change in the appearance of the <bodypart n=\"53\">Anus</bodypart>?\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />These are <add place=\"above\">the</add> queries I would put upon my suspicion of\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"53\">rectum</bodypart> and we might think of some <condition n=\"38\">hemorrhoidal affection</condition>\r\n            <lb />there but if there is no <condition n=\"84\">prolapsus <bodypart n=\"53\">ani</bodypart></condition> I must say that any\r\n            <lb />other cause of <condition n=\"38\">hemorrhoidal affection</condition> is very unusual and not\r\n            <lb />to be suspected at the age of this patient. But if however\r\n            <lb />the disease be truly in the <bodypart n=\"53\">rectum</bodypart> another cause is to be susÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pected and the most probable is <condition n=\"39\">ascarides</condition> and as I am told\r\n            <lb />there is even some evidence of them in this case. Please\r\n            <lb />therefore give me your good judgement on this subject.\r\n            <lb />Have the <condition n=\"39\">ascarides</condition> appeared in the stools for a long time - \r\n            <lb />past and do they continue to appear more or less at present.\r\n            <lb />Is there a frequent <condition n=\"52\">itching</condition> about the <bodypart n=\"53\">anus</bodypart>? Are the pains\r\n            <lb />in the night time more and less and do any inequalities in\r\n            <lb />the disease appear to be connected with the more or less conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />siderable appearance of the <condition n=\"39\">Ascarides</condition>. It is but rarely\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />that the <condition n=\"39\">Ascarides</condition> produce the common symptoms of the\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"39\">long worm</condition> as change of colour, picking at the <bodypart n=\"5\">nose</bodypart>, <unclear>stridor</unclear>\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\"/> and pains of the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> &amp;c. but you may tell me if\r\n            <lb />any of these symptoms are present or not. Have ever\r\n            <lb />any <treatment n=\"8\">injections</treatment> been employed or with what success. I will\r\n            <lb />not speak of any till I know better whether there is any\r\n            <lb />foundation for them but I will propose an <treatment n=\"8\">injection</treatment> of\r\n            <lb />two or three ounces of <ingredient n=\"272\">sweet olive oil</ingredient> as it is not unsuitable\r\n            <lb />to any one supposition we can make in this case and if\r\n            <lb />you have no particular objection to it I should be glad to\r\n            <lb />have your report upon a trial of it. After showing the\r\n            <lb />above to M<sup>r</sup> Urry I find nothing more to say but that I\r\n            <lb />am sorry to have given you so much trouble and if you have\r\n            <lb />the same regard that I have and believe that you have for\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Barclay you will excuse Dear D<sup>r.</sup>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />your most obedient servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 14<sup>th.</sup> July\r\n                <lb /><u>1782</u> --- \r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n\r\n</body>', 602, 3, '2014-11-26 20:56:50', 98),
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X</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam. pulv. gr. V.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"50\">Sacch. alb\r\n                        <lb />puriss. gr. XV.</ingredient> â„³. f. pulvis et f. h. m pulv. â„– XIV Sig. <action n=\"60\">Stomachic\r\n                            <lb />Powders</action> one to be taken twice a day in a little <ingredient n=\"280\">currant jelly</ingredient> washing\r\n                    <lb />it down with two table Spoonfulls of the following.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take ten grains of prepared <ingredient n=\"35\">Rust of iron</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"65\">five grains of powdered Cinnamon</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"50\">fifteen grains of pure, White Sugar.</ingredient> Mix to form a powder and make the powder in an emergency. Number 14. Label: <action n=\"60\">Stomachic Powders</action>. 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Signa\r\n                    <lb /><action n=\"31\">Strengthening Infusion</action> two table Spoonfulls to be taken with every\r\n                    <lb />dose of the powders\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient> and a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"21\">Orange peel</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"81\">Colombo Root</ingredient> and two pounds of boiling Water. Let it rest for twelve hours and add two ounces of <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Peruvian bark</ingredient> and one ounce of <ingredient n=\"136\">Tincture of aromatics</ingredient> and after, strain the Sediment through a paper. Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Infusion</action>. 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You have been remarÂ¬\r\n            <lb />kably skilful and successful in adapting Remedies &amp;c &amp;c\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I cannot be positive in saying what is at bottom here, but I\r\n            <lb />suspect <condition n=\"65\">Schirrosities</condition> of the <bodypart n=\"30\">Abdominal Viscera</bodypart>, and I have often\r\n            <lb />known these to have happened tho not discernible to the Touch.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I think it very necessary to be constant in avoiding <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and I know nothing fitter than <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor Oil-</ingredient> and it may be rendered\r\n            <lb />more agreable to the Palate, lighter on <bodypart n=\"46\">the Stomach</bodypart> and more ready\r\n            <lb />in operating, by adding <ingredient n=\"24\" t=\"1\">a fourth part of <choice><abbr>Tinct senn. comp.</abbr><expan>compound of Tincture of senna</expan></choice> of\r\n                <lb />our last Dispensatory.</ingredient> It is the same with <ingredient n=\"78\">Elixir Salutis</ingredient> ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This however will not nor will <bodypart n=\"37\">his bowels</bodypart> admit of any <action n=\"24\">Purgative</action>\r\n                <lb />to obviate <condition n=\"27\">Anasarca</condition> and perhaps for that purpose <action n=\"12\">Diuretics</action> might\r\n                <lb />hardly be sage in a person formerly threatened with <condition n=\"6\">Diabetes.-</condition>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />But I must say that if <condition n=\"27\">the Anasarca</condition> should increase, I should\r\n            <lb />think some <action n=\"12\">Diuretics might be tried</action>, and from this consideration\r\n            <lb />that <condition n=\"6\">Diabetes</condition> does not always depend upon an irritation nor\r\n            <lb />Laxity of the <bodypart n=\"45\">Kidnies</bodypart>, but upon a fault in the condition of the\r\n            <lb />fluids- If I was to propose <action n=\"12\">a Diuretic</action>- it would be <ingredient n=\"45\">Salt of Tartar</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />if there are any marks of <symptom n=\"48\">acidity</symptom> in <bodypart n=\"46\">the Stomach</bodypart>, <ingredient n=\"118\">and the Regenerated\r\n                <lb />Tartar</ingredient> if there are no Marks of <symptom n=\"48\">Acidity</symptom> -- You are certainly\r\n            <lb />right in supporting Perspiration and your Pills are very well\r\n            <lb />suited for this purpose, but if you have occasion to change I\r\n            <lb />would advise the returning to the  <ingredient n=\"342\"><choice><abbr>Elix. guaiac. vol.</abbr><expan>volatile Elixir of guaiac</expan></choice></ingredient> as well suited\r\n            <lb />to the whole of his Complaints- Upon the same ground\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I would recommend <ingredient n=\"57\">the Cicuta</ingredient> as a general <action n=\"11\">Resolvent\r\n                <lb />Diaphoretic</action> and <action n=\"34\">Anodyne Remedy.</action> -- It may be tried\r\n            <lb />safely, tho it will not be necessary to push it far. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For the <condition n=\"146\">Anxietas Tibiarum or Fidgets</condition>, I have found no\r\n            <lb />remedy, but <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates internally,</ingredient> but I am much pleased with\r\n            <lb />your trial externally and shall be glad to <del>kn</del> know its effects\r\n            <lb />I should wish to give him as much exercise in a Carriage\r\n            <lb />as he can easily bear.-- With respect to Diet I leave it to your\r\n            <lb />discretion, but if anything occurs to me I shall mention it\r\n            <lb />to M<sup>r</sup> Macaulay. - ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>March. 12. 1781.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1095, 1, '2015-03-03 16:51:26', 54),
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He is aged about 68, was of\r\n            <lb />a very healthy constitution, &amp; active till in Harvest 1779 he began\r\n            <lb />to complain of uneasy sensations under the <bodypart n=\"40\">false Ribs</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach\r\n                <lb />pit</bodypart>, <symptom n=\"91\">&amp; lose his colour which was formerly fresh &amp; good.</symptom> I suspected\r\n            <lb />some <symptom n=\"165\">Hepatic Obstruction forming</symptom> &amp; advised <action n=\"40\">some easy Deobstruent</action>,\r\n            <lb />attention to diet, &amp; take moderate Exercise. For some time before\r\n            <lb />he used to be seized with <symptom n=\"22\">a Sudden Giddyness which made it unsafe\r\n                <lb />for him to ride</symptom> &amp; all his exercise was walking or in a Chaise.\r\n            <lb />In Spring 1780 he drank a tea cupfull or two of <action n=\"49\">Antiscorbutic\r\n                <lb />Juices</action> every day for some time or before this time he complained\r\n            <lb />much of a pain in his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> attended with a <symptom n=\"66\">numness</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"20\">Coldness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"125\">a hardness</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"68\">Muscular parts</bodypart> of his <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"12\">Arms</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> for which\r\n            <lb />we gave two or three tea Spoonfulls of <ingredient n=\"101\" t=\"12\">Elixir Guajaci</ingredient> at bedtime\r\n            <lb />to raise a gentle perspiration &amp; made him try a warm bath\r\n            <lb />once or twice a week for two weeks in order to soften &amp; relax\r\n            <lb />these parts &amp; bring on perspiration; this had some times the Effect\r\n            <lb />of making him perspire but he reaped no benefit from it and\r\n            <lb />therefore the bathing was given up as it seemed rather to\r\n            <lb />weaken him than relieve him. All this while his appetite was\r\n            <lb />pretty good considering the little exercise he took. He was\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">Habitually Costive</symptom> which we obviated by <ingredient n=\"78\"><choice><abbr>Elix<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Elixir Salutis</expan></choice></ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"3\">pill AlloÂ¬\r\n                <lb />etic.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"237\">Sapone</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble tartar</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"76\">Manna</ingredient> &amp;c but if any of these\r\n            <lb />Operated above twice he <symptom n=\"55\">turned very languid</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"23\">found himself\r\n                <lb />weakened</symptom> which Oblidged us to use them with great Moderation\r\n            <lb />In harvest Last he began to have <symptom n=\"27\">a frequent desire of makeing\r\n                <lb />water</symptom> upon examining it I found that it was of a wheyish colour\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />when made &amp; soon seperated a white creamy film to the top and\r\n            <lb />deposited a white light sedement to the bottom. I suspected that\r\n            <lb />as he digested his meal well, that the Nutritious parts of it was\r\n            <lb />going of by urine which accounted for his<symptom n=\"23\"> great loss of strength</symptom>\r\n            <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"26\">emaciating so fast.</symptom> He had <condition n=\"6\">a Considerable degree of a diabetes</condition>\r\n            <lb />I advised him to take 10 or 12 gutti twice a day of <ingredient n=\"252\" t=\"1\">Tincture CanthaÂ¬\r\n                <lb />radum</ingredient> in a Cup of beef tea or Chicken water &amp; to take a teaspoonÂ¬\r\n            <lb />full or two of <ingredient n=\"81\" t=\"1\">Colombo root tincture</ingredient> an hour before Dinner\r\n            <lb />The Symptoms of <condition n=\"6\">a Diabetes</condition> soon went off his urine became\r\n            <lb />of a light Brandy Colour seemed well &amp; perfectly Digested\r\n            <lb />&amp; has continued so since. When we found these appearances\r\n            <lb />gone the <ingredient n=\"252\" t=\"1\">Tincture Cantharad.</ingredient> was given up but the  <ingredient n=\"81\" t=\"1\">Columbo\r\n                <lb />tinctur.</ingredient> continued. However he continued dayly to <symptom n=\"26\"><symptom n=\"23\">lose strength</symptom>\r\n                    <lb />and flesh till in the beginning of winter Last He was reduced\r\n                    <lb />to Skin and Bone</symptom> &amp; was not able to walk thro his room without\r\n            <lb />two men to support him. <bodypart n=\"24\">His feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart> were <symptom n=\"66\">generaly numbd</symptom>\r\n            <lb />&amp; often pained, &amp; <symptom n=\"20\">always cold</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"120\">the Circulation excessively LanÂ¬\r\n                <lb />guid.</symptom> Soon after an <symptom n=\"63\">Oedematous Swelling</symptom> came on his <bodypart n=\"15\">ankles</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />&amp; <bodypart n=\"23\">hands.</bodypart> I wanted to try <treatment n=\"3\">gently electrifying these parts</treatment> as it\r\n            <lb />might be a powerfull mean of <illegible w=\"1\"/> the Circulation in\r\n            <lb />these parts &amp; accordingly by continued for or six weeks to\r\n            <lb />take the spark from these parts beginning to draw them off as\r\n            <lb />soon as the wheel was set a going to avoid strokes &amp; varying\r\n            <lb />from Place to place. 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His <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> are <treatment n=\"39\">rubbed Morning &amp; Evening with a\r\n                <lb />little warm Oyl</treatment> <symptom n=\"63\">&amp; the Oedematous Swelling</symptom> tho not totally\r\n            <lb />gone is very Much discussed. Physick we can give but spareÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ingly &amp; <action n=\"12\">Dieuretics</action> might bring back his <condition n=\"6\">diabetes</condition> Moderate\r\n            <lb />perspiration is the only handle we have to remove this. For this <ingredient n=\"75\">Pil. Gumm</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />&amp; <ingredient n=\"3\">Pill. Alloet</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient> <choice><abbr>Gr ii</abbr><expan>two grains</expan></choice> made into 2 pills which raises a little heat\r\n            <lb />&amp; when they do not give Passage every other day he takes 4 teaspoonÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fulls of <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor Oyl</ingredient> or an <ingredient n=\"8\" t=\"19\"><ingredient n=\"24\" t=\"19\">Infusion of Senna &amp; Cream of tartar.</ingredient></ingredient>\r\n            <lb />He tried asses milk but it did not agree with him. <bodypart n=\"6\">His Eyes</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />water much without being pained or <illegible w=\"1\"/> - he Spitts a dale of\r\n            <lb />Saliva &amp; <symptom n=\"4\">sometimes coughs up tough Defluxion from his <bodypart n=\"43\">lungs</bodypart></symptom>\r\n            <lb />which seem to be very sound - I often examine <bodypart n=\"64\">his belly</bodypart> and\r\n            <lb />can feel no particular tumefaction on any Part as I can feel\r\n            <lb />below <bodypart n=\"40\">the ribs</bodypart> on both sides without giveing uneasiness. The\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"143\">Cartilage Xyphoides</bodypart> at the upper part of it is considerably out\r\n            <lb />&amp; the point of it bent in towards <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach pit</bodypart> you would\r\n            <lb />imagine the Contents of <bodypart n=\"30\">the Abdomen</bodypart> are Clung to his <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> M<sup>c</sup>Aulay Surgeon at Auchtermouchty bearer\r\n            <lb />of this attended him all along with me &amp; can give you particuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lar Information was any thing further you would wish to know\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I hope M<sup>rs</sup> Cullen &amp; all your famely are well.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I have the Honour to be\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>nt</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />&amp; very humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Robert Menzies</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen Physician\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Menzies\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Bruce\r\n                <lb />March 8. 1781.\r\n                <lb />V. 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I am very much\r\n            <lb />disappointed in the <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment> failing to bring\r\n            <lb />her into an orderly way, but as it has so far\r\n            <lb />failed I will not insist upon the continuance\r\n            <lb />of it, and therefore let it be entirely interÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mitted till I hear from you again. The <symptom n=\"5\">cold\r\n            <lb />fit</symptom> she had on Wednesday I believe is an\r\n            <lb />accident of no consequence, and unless it\r\n            <lb />has returned to day and continues to return\r\n            <lb />with some regularity I would have no\r\n            <lb />regard to it, But if it should return in\r\n            <lb />this manner I <unclear>would</unclear> give no advice till I\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />shall know the state of this circumstance\r\n                        \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />If it shall happen that no <symptom n=\"5\">cold fits</symptom>\r\n            <lb />return to day or tomorrow I am very willing\r\n            <lb />to have her try the effects of cold bathing by a\r\n            <lb />shower Bath. Let her take it at first every\r\n            <lb />second day and always in the morning before\r\n            <lb />breakfast. At first a fifth or sixth part of\r\n            <lb />boiling water may be put into the Cylinder\r\n            <lb />and afterwards for two three times apart\r\n            <lb />of <del>the</del> boiling water is to be added, but about\r\n            <lb />a fourth part less to be kept back every time\r\n            <lb />till she comes to take it quite cold. And at\r\n            <lb />length also she may take it every day. 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They have appeared in\r\n            <lb />different shapes but seem chiefly to flow from one\r\n            <lb />Source and to this therefore they are all to be traced\r\n            <lb />for though the water may seem in different shapes\r\n            <lb />sometimes more Stagnating, sometimes more flowing\r\n            <lb />sometimes holding a direct course, sometimes turned\r\n            <lb />aside in a lateral direction, yet if we would avoid\r\n            <lb />the mischief the waters would do to the ground\r\n            <lb /><unclear>we</unclear> must dry up the principal Source, or cut it\r\n            <lb />off in its passage to the grounds that may be\r\n            <lb />damaged by it. I don\'t know if you will perceive\r\n            <lb />the application of all this to your Case but I\r\n            <lb />think I do. There seems to me to be a preternatural\r\n            <lb />afflux of fluids to your <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart> which stagnating\r\n            <lb />there becomes Viscid but at the same time occasions\r\n            <lb />a frequent <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> and glutinous Expectoration and\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />very often when the matter is either in considerable <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\"/> not freely brought up occasions a <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of <unclear>breathing</unclear></symptom>\r\n            <lb />and from an unusual ingorgement of the <bodypart n=\"57\">vessels</bodypart> some\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"35\">Spitting of blood</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />These are the chief circumstances of your Complaints\r\n            <lb />but there may have been several others accidentally\r\n            <lb />attending them. The oppression on your <bodypart n=\"43\">lungs</bodypart> may\r\n            <lb />have given a sense of <symptom n=\"55\">langour</symptom> and <symptom n=\"9\">lassitude</symptom> over the\r\n            <lb />whole body and in every case cause of <symptom n=\"12\">difficult breathing</symptom>\r\n            <lb />it is always increased by bodily exercise and especially\r\n            <lb />in moving the body up any acclivity and besides these\r\n            <lb />more permanant circumstances your Complaints during\r\n            <lb />the length of time they have subsisted must have\r\n            <lb />taken some different forms from seasons diet, and\r\n            <lb />many accidental circumstances in your manner\r\n            <lb />of Living. I have diligently attended to the minute\r\n            <lb />detail now lying before me but every particular of\r\n            <lb />it leads me to one and the same general Conclusion\r\n            <lb />that your disease is a preternatural afflux of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />and fluids to your <bodypart n=\"43\">lungs</bodypart>. Whether that depends upon a\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">weakness of the <bodypart n=\"43\">lungs</bodypart></symptom> inviting <illegible w=\"1\"/> a <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> of <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\"/> determining the afflux I am not clear in deducing\r\n            <lb />but am of opinion it depends more upon the latter than the\r\n            <lb />former. When it depends upon the former it very often\r\n            <lb />before your time of life and before it <add place=\"above\">has</add> subsisted for half\r\n            <lb />the time that your ailments have done it produces a\r\n            <lb />fatal disease but I am confident you have escaped this\r\n            <lb />danger and I hope in a little time more you will be\r\n            <lb />entirely out of the hazard of it and to render this still\r\n            <lb />more certain I shall now give you the best Advice I\r\n            <lb />possibly can but must introduce it by saying that\r\n            <lb />you have had a great deal of it already from D<sup>r.</sup>\r\n            <lb />Gilchrist and M<sup>r</sup> Copland and to their good judgement\r\n            <lb />I think you are very much indebted.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Both their Advice and mine has turned and\r\n            <lb />must turn upon two Points, The one is to avoid every\r\n            <lb />circumstance that might increase the afflux to the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"43\">lungs</bodypart>, and the other is to employ every means that\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />can support the perspiration be determining <unclear>to</unclear> the\r\n            <lb />surface of the body.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For the purpose of the first your diet must be\r\n            <lb />cool and light. I don\'t say it is absolutely necessary\r\n            <lb />for you to abstain entirely from Animal food <del>but</del>\r\n            <lb />and you may continue to take a little of the lighter\r\n            <lb />kinds at dinner but more at Supper, but even at\r\n            <lb />dinner you should be sparing, should avoid all the\r\n            <lb />grosser and heavier kinds of it and should fill up\r\n            <lb />your Meal with as much Vegetable aliment as your\r\n            <lb />digesting can admitt of, that is, without being\r\n            <lb />disturbed with <symptom n=\"7\">flatulence</symptom>. 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You may at present continue to take a glass\r\n            <lb />or two of White wine or Claret at dinner time every\r\n            <lb />day but should avoid the Stronger wines as Madeira\r\n            <lb />Red Port or Strong Sherry unless much diluted\r\n            <lb />with water and in even in the weaker wines you\r\n            <lb />must take a very few glasses only for your being\r\n            <lb />in the <unclear>least</unclear> heated by wine will always do you\r\n            <lb />harm and after Saying this I need not say any\r\n            <lb />thing of Spirituous liquors.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For ordinary drink when you are not disposed\r\n            <lb />to <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> it may be plain water but if you are\r\n            <lb />still disposed to be <symptom n=\"24\">Costive</symptom> you may safely take small\r\n            <lb />beer or Porter with two Parts of water.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />With this Regimen the next point to be\r\n            <lb />attended to for avoiding any determination to the <bodypart n=\"43\">lungs</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />is your Studying to avoid Cold. For this purpose\r\n            <lb />you must continue your flannel Shirt and indeed\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />to have <illegible w=\"3\"/> next your Skin. <unclear>Besides</unclear> <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb />to have <illegible w=\"3\"/> in <illegible w=\"2\"/> and never to\r\n            <lb />make any change from a <unclear>Thicker</unclear> to a thinner. 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When you are to go any\r\n            <lb />length of a Journey a Carriage will be the safest\r\n            <lb />and by length of a Journey may be sufficiently useful\r\n            <lb />but when it can be properly employed Riding\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"8\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />on horseback will always be more beneficial. In very cold\r\n            <lb />or in very wet weather you <unclear>raise</unclear> some hazard in Riding\r\n            <lb />out but you should during the course of the Spring\r\n            <lb />take every opportunity of mild and fair weather to be\r\n            <lb />on horseback for two or three hours in the forenoon.\r\n            <lb />These Airings will be of service but if your\r\n            <lb />ailments shall continue to be troublesome it will\r\n            <lb />be necessary to take a more effectual measure\r\n            <lb />to engage in pursuing a Journey towards a distant\r\n            <lb />part of the Country for two or three weeks together\r\n            <lb />and this I think you should do two three times\r\n            <lb />a year at some time between the first of April\r\n            <lb />and first of October or perhaps November.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />You have here this winter at home as\r\n            <lb />well as could be expected and it does not seem now\r\n            <lb />necessary to make any change for the rest of this\r\n            <lb />Season unless some more urgent Symptoms\r\n            <lb />should appear. Here however I must observe\r\n            <lb />that if you should continue for this Summer\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"9\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />to be in the <unclear>same</unclear> <illegible  w=\"1\"/> state you have been\r\n            <lb /><unclear>so much</unclear> in since July 1780 it will be <illegible  w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb />means <unclear>safe</unclear> for you to <unclear>pass</unclear> a Winter in Britain\r\n            <lb />and you should refrain to a measure Climate and\r\n            <lb />that <illegible  w=\"1\"/> the first of November and to continue\r\n            <lb />there till the month of April thereafter you\r\n            <lb />should go no sooner nor stay any longer than the\r\n            <lb />Periods mentioned. With respect to the <unclear>Climate</unclear>\r\n            <lb />to be chosen you may very much follow your <unclear>own</unclear>\r\n            <lb />inclination and I have only to say that <unclear>Rolon</unclear>\r\n            <lb />or some part in Italy is safer than the South\r\n            <lb />of France and if you can get yourself <unclear>rightly</unclear>\r\n            <lb />accommodated in the Island of Madeira it is\r\n            <lb />the best of all the places mentioned.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have now I think touched the princiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pal points of your conduct and have been as full\r\n            <lb />as the state of my business could possibly give me\r\n            <lb />time for but if you have any questions to put I beg you\r\n            <lb />will give me them and you may depend upon a full answer.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>I am Dear Sir your most obedient Servant</salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 6<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1785.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n<postscript>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"10\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />What I have to say on the subject of <illegible  w=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb /><illegible  w=\"1\"/> for the <illegible  w=\"1\"/> to D<sup>r.</sup> Gilchrist to <illegible  w=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb />I must trust the application of then and I don\'t\r\n            <lb />think it necessary or proper for them being <unclear>mentioned</unclear>\r\n            <lb />to you till there is <illegible w=\"1\"/> only occasion for it.\r\n        </p>\r\n</postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4977, 2, '2014-01-29 18:06:03', 653),
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Martis</abbr><expan>Flowers of Mars</expan></choice></ingredient> join\'d with it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Sir James\'s <symptom n=\"23\">strength &amp; <symptom n=\"8\">appetite before these\r\n            <lb />attacks were somewhat impaired, but since, they\r\n                <lb />are both very much so</symptom></symptom>; <symptom n=\"23\">He being scarce able to\r\n                    <lb />take a few turns in his garden</symptom>, <symptom n=\"8\">&amp; his appetite\r\n                    <lb />so bad, that he almost eats no food at all.</symptom>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He has taken every thing I could suggest but\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />without relief; among these <action n=\"3\">several of the AntispasÂ¬\r\n                <lb />modics</action>, such as <ingredient n=\"58\">Thebaic Tincture</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"31\">Musk</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"5\">AsafÅ“tida,</ingredient>\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"28\">Castor</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"268\">Epispastic</ingredient> on <bodypart n=\"46\">the region on the Stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />while the pain was fixed there, &amp;c. but the only\r\n            <lb />thing I can trust to is <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>, &amp; that sometimes\r\n                <lb />fails me, tho\' given liberally. â€“â€“ <action n=\"21\">Several mild\r\n                <lb />Laxatives</action> have also been given to obviate <symptom n=\"24\">the obÂ¬\r\n                <lb />stinate costiveness</symptom>, <add place=\"above\">&amp; also</add> <del>to</del> without effect; so that alÂ¬\r\n            <lb />most every stool he has, is <treatment n=\"6\">by force of a Glyster.</treatment>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have only to observe to You that Sir J.\r\n            <lb />Nicholson was <condition n=\"3\">never subject to Gout</condition> or <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatism</condition>\r\n            <lb />nor any of his Family. I am\r\n            <lb />(with the utmost respect)\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Your Most Obedient\r\n                <lb />humble servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>M: Hunter.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />P. S. Be pleased to accept of two Guinea-notes\r\n            <lb />inclosed. â€“â€“ I shall be glad of Your advice when\r\n            <lb />convenient, &amp; beg leave to correspond with You\r\n            <lb />on Sir James Nicholsons case as circumstances\r\n            <lb />require.\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen.\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div> \r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb  />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb /><u>Edinburgh.</u>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Hunter\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> Sir J. Nicolson\r\n                <lb />May 7. 1781.\r\n                <lb />V XIII p. 32\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2009, 9, '2015-04-06 12:56:21', 94),
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I think indeed an absolute Cure of it is not\r\n            <lb />Possible but I hope there are Several means which may\r\n            <lb />be employed to relieve it, and I hope to a considerable\r\n            <lb />degree.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For this Purpose I would in the first place proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pose Warm Bathing of the whole body. Let the Bath\r\n            <lb />at first be about 85<sup>o.</sup> of Farenheit or somewhere from\r\n            <lb />85<sup>o.</sup> to 90<sup>o.</sup> Let the Bath be repeated at first twice\r\n            <lb />and afterwards if it is found to agree very well three\r\n            <lb />times a Week but in repeating it let the heat of\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />it from 85<sup>o.</sup> at first be gradually increased till it Comes to\r\n            <lb />be 100<sup>o.</sup>. The use of the Thermometer with a little attention\r\n            <lb />would make this matter easy.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The next measure I would take great Pains upon\r\n            <lb />is that of keeping the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular. This both from the\r\n                <lb />nature of the disease &amp; from the frequent Use of <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb />has been &amp; may be still very difficult but it must still\r\n            <lb />be attempted by Medicines given by mouth for\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"6\">glysters</treatment> do not efficiently determine the motion of the whole\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"82\">Alimentary Canal.</bodypart> Be pleased therefore to try the <action n=\"21\">laxative Oil</action> \r\n            <lb />Prescribed in the inclosed Paper and let us know how it\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" />if it should not answer you must not neglect\r\n                <lb />to <treatment n=\"6\">release him by glysters.</treatment> I believe that the use of <ingredient n=\"58\">laduanum</ingredient> in Some Cases is\r\n                <lb />absolutely unavoidable but I would wish to relieve Sir James\r\n                <lb />Nicolson if possible from that necessity, for I am persuaded\r\n            <lb />that the repetition of the <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> aggravates the Disease.\r\n            <lb />If you have not already tried <ingredient n=\"67\">Ether</ingredient> with Sir Ja<sup>s.</sup> please\r\n            <lb />do it now to the quantityof a tea spoonful for a dose, but\r\n            <lb />properly mixed <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> water and if it will upon occasion\r\n            <lb />join a dose of <ingredient n=\"58\">laudanum</ingredient> it will be a great gain &amp;\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />when you shall report to me its effects I shall say more on\r\n            <lb />the subject. As you seem to <del>des</del> be willing &amp;c. I very much\r\n            <lb />desire to have a Correspondence <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> you on this Subject of\r\n            <lb />Sir J<sup>n.</sup> I shall add no mor at present but to beg a more\r\n            <lb />particular account of the <action n=\"21\">laxatives</action> you have severally tried\r\n            <lb />and of their effects. Wishing you heartily success I am with\r\n            <lb />great regard Dear Sirs\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> humble Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 9<sup>th</sup> May\r\n                <lb />1781\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        </div>\r\n<div>\r\n<p>\r\n            <lb />Having a little more room here than I\r\n            <lb />expected I subjoin the following\r\n        </p>\r\n        <head>For Sir Ja<sup>s.</sup> Nicolson <choice><abbr>Bar<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Baronet</expan></choice></head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"28\">Ol. ricin. opt.</ingredient> â„¥iij \r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"78\">Tinct. Senn. comp. Ph. Ed.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb />â„³. Sig. <action n=\"21\">Laxative Oil</action> a table Spoonfull for a dose to be taken in the\r\n                    <lb />morning Shaking the phial always very well before pouring out.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take three ounces of the best <ingredient n=\"28\">Russian castor</ingredient> and one ounce of <ingredient n=\"78\">\"Daffy\'s Elixir\"</ingredient>. Mix and Label: <ingredient n=\"78\">Laxative Oil</ingredient> a table Spoonful for a dose. To be taken in the morning, Shaking the phial always very well before pouring out.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>9<sup>th May 1781</sup></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />N. B. If one Spoonfull does not prove a Sufficient dose it may be\r\n            <lb />by degrees increased to two.\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div> \r\n</body>', 131, 11, '2015-04-10 11:40:03', 91),
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By this\r\n            <lb />post I send him as full an opinion and advice as\r\n            <lb />my time <unclear>since</unclear> would my ways allow of. 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If in any form it\r\n            <lb />was to be employed I should certainly adopt\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"2\"/> but it is a preparaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion am very little acquainted with.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I should have said above that it is certainly of\r\n            <lb />consequence to M<sup>r.</sup> Macdowal to <bodypart n=\"64\">keep a regular belly</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />and it may be proper to employ a more <action n=\"25\">cooling\r\n                <lb /><action n=\"24\">purgative</action></action> than that I prescribed before. 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I have used the Ointment about my\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart>, &amp; <bodypart n=\"2\">Mouth</bodypart>, but they Still continue <symptom n=\"30\">Scaly</symptom>. I drink the whey\r\n            <lb />it sits easy on my <bodypart n=\"64\">Stomach</bodypart>; but <symptom n=\"8\">palls my Appetite</symptom> for Breakfast\r\n            <lb />I continue to eat the <ingredient n=\"385\">water Cressys</ingredient> with <bodypart n=\"60\">Mustard</bodypart> at Breakfast\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"78\">Itching</symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>h.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> was used to prevent me from resting was greatly\r\n            <lb />abated, but having taken the advantage these two fine days\r\n            <lb />for <add place=\"above\">a</add> walking, it has rather brought it on again, but has made my\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Spirits better, and of Course my Health, <choice><abbr>w<sup>h.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> always Suffers\r\n            <lb />by Confinements within these three days, the <symptom n=\"30\">eruption</symptom>\r\n            <lb />has appear\'d on My <bodypart n=\"18\">thighs</bodypart>, and the <bodypart n=\"28\">Bottom of my Back</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />I have used no Lotion to these parts.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />As I have not been troubled with <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom>, I have taken no\r\n            <lb />powders. I keep inviolably to the Diet &amp; wine you prescribed\r\n            <lb />God Grant! that my endeavours, and your great <u>Skill</u> My worthy\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Doc<sup>tr.</sup></abbr></choice> on, which I pin my faith. may set me free of this very\r\n            <lb />troublesome Complaint. and am with true esteem\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />your obedient Servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Eliz Murray\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Ps if you think it necessary for you to see me, again\r\n            <lb />let me know; &amp; I will meet you in <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Doctor Will<sup>m</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Mint Close\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs.</sup> Murray\r\n            <lb />May 1786\r\n            <lb />V. XVIII. P. 167.\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 2824, 13, '2014-12-30 14:08:02', 63),
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This opinion\r\n                <lb />was fully justified by the Event. In a short time the\r\n                <lb /><symptom n=\"34\">fever</symptom> abated the Periods began &amp; the Girl was restored\r\n                <lb />to her former health &amp; continued for about 3 years the\r\n                <lb />delight of all her friends.\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />This unfortunate Girl now about Eighteen, was some\r\n                <lb />weeks ago affected very nearly in the same manner as\r\n                <lb />formerly - At times affected with fitts of Excessive laughter,\r\n                <lb />silliness of behaviour, again insolent &amp; even fierce to those about\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />        \r\n                <lb />her, crying aloud singing &amp; reading extravagantly, complaining of\r\n                <lb />unkindess &amp; harsh usage, where all is tenderness &amp; affection,\r\n                <lb />again desireous of wandering, &amp; in every way possible showing\r\n                <lb />a mind wholly perturbed &amp; disordered; at other times <unclear>exceedingly\r\n                <lb />decent</unclear>, so as that strangers could not discern that any thing\r\n                <lb />had ever been amiss; again she would become as high as\r\n                <lb />ever, by &amp; by low &amp; sullen, and once or twice has had short\r\n                <lb />Intervals, when she has most movingly bewailed her misfortune\r\n                <lb />&amp; expressed the deepest Contrition for her irregular behaviour\r\n            </p>       \r\n            <p>        \r\n                <lb />- All this without the smallest appearance of <condition n=\"147\">Lunacy</condition>, the Change\r\n                <lb />of the moon not having the least Effect on the disorder.\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>    \r\n                <lb />The Physician who has had an opportunity of seeing her        \r\n                <lb />thinks the disorder <condition n=\"28\">hysterical</condition> &amp; has applied <treatment n=\"1\">Blooding</treatment> &amp; Physick\r\n                <lb />without any good Effect from ridiculous delicacy, it is not <unclear>possitively</unclear>\r\n                <lb />informed whether the Periods are now regular or not, but it is\r\n                <lb />strongly presumed that there is no Complaint of that kind, as\r\n                <lb />the Patient, is represented in <unclear>high</unclear> bodily health, eating &amp; drinking\r\n                <lb />more than is usual.\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />It will readily be perceived that this case is drawn up\r\n                <lb />by a Person of no Skill, Altho much interested, He now\r\n                <lb />attends to give any further Information, And to be informed\r\n                <lb />in the general what course the D<sup>r.</sup> shall think most\r\n                <lb />proper to be followed, and in particular whether Goat whey,\r\n                <lb />Bathing, or Journeying may be thought most advisable\r\n            </p>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <annot>\r\n                <lb />Miss Y. Z. from\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Russell -\r\n                <lb />May 5 1779\r\n                <lb />Vol. IX, p.171\r\n                <lb />&amp;c\r\n            </annot>\r\n            \r\n        </div>\r\n    </body>', 1666, 2, '2013-10-28 15:03:12', 191),
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M<sup>r.</sup> Nicolson will be pleased to\r\n            <lb />take One or two table Spoonfuls of it every\r\n            <lb />night at bed time. I believe the dose thus\r\n            <lb />not exactly determined, because it must\r\n            <lb />be varied according to the operation of it.\r\n            <lb />He may begin with one spoonful for a dose\r\n            <lb />and if with this <bodypart n=\"64\">his belly</bodypart> keeps regular\r\n            <lb />he need take no more, but if <bodypart n=\"64\">his belly</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />becomes dry or bound he should take two\r\n            <lb />Spoonfuls for a dose.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />7<sup>th.</sup> By this medicine his journey &amp;c.\r\n            <lb />I hope he shall be perfectly well before\r\n            <lb />he gets home, but if in this I should be disappointed\r\n            <lb />the only further advice I have to give is that he should\r\n            <lb />try some doses of <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers Powder</ingredient> under the direction\r\n            <lb />of a person who understands the proper management\r\n            <lb />of it.\r\n        </p>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 22<sup>d.</sup> July 1785.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <head>For Nicolson of Glenbervie Esq<sup>r</sup></head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum Guaiac.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar. alb. duriss.</ingredient> Ê’iij\r\n                    <lb />Terito simul in pulverem tenuem\r\n                    <lb />cui adde\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"75\">Muscilag. G. Arab. crass.</ingredient>â„¥ij\r\n                    <lb />Terito iterum diligenter et dum\r\n                    <lb />teritur affunde paulatim\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"342\">Elix. Guaiac. vol.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"68\">Aq: Menthe pip.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"68\">rasar.</ingredient> @ â„¥iij\r\n                    <lb />â„³. Sig. <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Mixture</action>\r\n                    <lb />A table Spoonful or two to be\r\n                    <lb />taken at bedtime. Shaking the\r\n                    <lb />Phial always well before\r\n                    <lb />pouring out.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take two drachms of <ingredient n=\"101\">Guaiacum Gum</ingredient> and three drachms of <ingredient n=\"50\">white Sugar</ingredient>. Grind together into a fine powder, to which add two ounces of <ingredient n=\"75\">Mucilage of thick Gum Arabic</ingredient>. Again, grind carefully and while grinding, gradually pour in half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"342\">Volatile Elixir of Guaiacum</ingredient> and three ounces each of <ingredient n=\"68\">Peppermint Water</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"68\">shredded Peppermint.</ingredient> Mix and Label: <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Mixture.</action> A table Spoonful or two to be taken at bed time. Shaking the Phial always well before pouring out.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>22<sup>d.</sup> July <u>1785</u></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>  \r\n</body>', 5105, 2, '2014-01-29 11:18:15', 65),
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Nicholson</head>\r\n        <opener>\r\n            <salute>Sir,</salute>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am favoured with Yours of 27<sup>th.</sup> past\r\n            <lb />and shall be glad to have it in my power\r\n            <lb />to be of service to you but your Case is a diffiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cult one. The Cause you assign often <symptom n=\"23\">weakens\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"47\">the Nervous System</bodypart> so much</symptom>, that it is diffiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cult to restore it to a tolerable firmness. It\r\n            <lb />is however commonly possible by a proper\r\n            <lb />regimen and medicines to mend it very\r\n            <lb />much. The account you give me is far\r\n            <lb />from being so complete, or so exact in\r\n            <lb />describing the degree of your Symptoms\r\n            <lb />as to enable me to advise you so fully\r\n            <lb />and clearly as I would wish, but I shall\r\n            <lb />in the mean time give you an advice which\r\n            <lb />I hope may be of service and when you write\r\n            <lb />me a more exact account of your Case I\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />shall be ready to advise further.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />You will please immediately Set about\r\n            <lb />Cold bathing in the morning before breakfast.\r\n            <lb />It is probable you have a Public Cold Bath\r\n            <lb />at Leeds, but if you have not, you must\r\n            <lb />make one for yourself and if you please\r\n            <lb />to <illegible w=\"1\" />with any of my Pupils at Leeds\r\n            <lb />who can direct you to make <treatment n=\"54\">a Shower\r\n            <lb />Bath</treatment> you will find it as effectual as any\r\n            <lb />and by much the most convenient. You may at first\r\n            <lb />Bathe every <unclear>single</unclear> day but you should afterwards\r\n            <lb />come to take <illegible w=\"2\" /> day.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />With this you must live absolutely sober\r\n            <lb />for without that no remedy can be of Service.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />After you have tried Bathing and sober\r\n            <lb />living for sometime; or sooner if you please\r\n            <lb />let me know more exactly the state of your\r\n            <lb />Case. <symptom n=\"145\">Are you liable to Nocturnal pollutions</symptom>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"123\">Are you in a state of much impotency?</symptom> What\r\n            <lb />is the state of your appetite, digestion and\r\n            <lb />Stools? What is the State of your sleep and\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">are you liable to perspiration or sweat in\r\n            <lb />the night?</symptom> How do you bear Exercise and\r\n            <lb />particularly Riding? 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Buxton affords\r\n            <lb />such a bath and just now is the season for employing\r\n            <lb />it. I must therefore advise him to go immediately thither\r\n            <lb />and to employ the warm bath for some weeks, more or\r\n            <lb />less as he shall find it agree with him but observing\r\n            <lb />that less than two or three weeks cannot be a proper\r\n            <lb />trial. He may at first be in the bath for a quarter\r\n            <lb />of an hour only but by degrees he should prolong\r\n            <lb />the time to half an hour or more. He may at\r\n            <lb />the Same time drink the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"7\">Buxton water</ingredient> every day\r\n            <lb />but always in very moderate quantity. While he\r\n            <lb />is at Buxton he should continue his usual exercise\r\n            <lb />as constantly as the weather will allow. When the\r\n            <lb />weather at Buxton sets in rainy there is commonly\r\n            <lb />a great deal of rain and a very moist atmosphere.\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />If such weather should set in while M<sup>r</sup> Leckie is\r\n            <lb />there I would advise him to leave it and to travel about\r\n            <lb />in a drier climate till the weather changes when he\r\n            <lb />may return to finish his course at Buxton if he\r\n            <lb />had not finished it before.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />At Buxton M<sup>r</sup> Leckies diet may be such as it\r\n            <lb />has been commonly before. I have only  this general\r\n            <lb />observation to make that a full diet of animal food\r\n            <lb />or a great deal of cold vegetable food are extremes\r\n            <lb />equally dangerous for him. I say the same of\r\n            <lb />strong drink, any approach to excess would be very\r\n            <lb />hurtfull but a little wine seems to me very necessary\r\n            <lb />and certainly a <del>littl</del> total abstinence would not be safe.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />These are the directions I think necessary with\r\n            <lb />respect to Buxton &amp; for his conduct else where or\r\n            <lb />even there I find nothing more necessary than to say\r\n            <lb />that M<sup>r</sup> Leckie Should <add place=\"above\">be</add> extremely carefull and studious\r\n            <lb />in avoiding any <symptom n=\"20\">coldness of his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart></symptom>, by thick shoes\r\n            <lb />and warm stockings to avoid all wet and if any\r\n            <lb />Spontaneous\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />spontaneous <symptom n=\"20\">coldness</symptom> should <del>even</del> at any time come on it\r\n            <lb />should be immediately removed by <treatment n=\"37\">chafing and setting his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart></treatment> near the fire. 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Such ailments are generally got\r\n        <lb/>the better of in this climate but not in the winter\r\n        <lb/>Season &amp; this gentleman cannot expect any consideÂ¬\r\n        <lb/>rable relief till the approach of summer \r\n    </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n        <lb/>In the mean time I think he has taken two\r\n        <lb/>many medicines &amp; everything heating may do him harm\r\n            <lb/>I am not told of the <choice><abbr>qu<sup>ty</sup></abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> of <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> he has been\r\n            <lb/>taken nor of the effects of but unless <del>of</del> the\r\n            <lb/>effects have been remarkably good I cannot\r\n            <lb/>advise the continuance of it - Large <choice><abbr>q<sup>ties</sup></abbr><expan>quantities</expan></choice> can only\r\n            <lb/>do service &amp; they may do a great deal of harm\r\n            <lb/>I approve of giving <del>Emet</del> <treatment n=\"9\">Vomits</treatment> at the beginning\r\n            <lb/>of the <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> &amp; if his dose has been found I would repeat\r\n            <lb/>them now &amp; then. On the days on which he does\r\n   <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>not take a <treatment n=\"9\">Vomit</treatment> let him try a dose of <ingredient n=\"58\">L Lad.</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>from 20 to 30 drops about an hour before his\r\n            <lb/>Evening comes on. If this keep his <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> much\r\n            <lb/>easier &amp; does not increase his <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> or produce <symptom n=\"28\">sweatÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ing</symptom> the practice may be frequently repeated with\r\n            <lb/>advantage- but if the <ingredient n=\"58\">Opiate</ingredient> increase his <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>\r\n            <lb/>and occasion much <symptom n=\"28\">sweating</symptom> -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Little to be expected from Medicine till the\r\n            <lb/>Weather grows warmer &amp;c. must keep close at\r\n            <lb/>home &amp;c. 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The seat of the Physconia of no consequence for\r\n            <lb/>be it seated where it will, I am ready to think it incurable,\r\n            <lb/>but if she is tired of the <ingredient n=\"125\">Tartar</ingredient>, try some other medicine &amp;\r\n            <lb/>the <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient> is as good as any. In a former letter you mention\r\n            <lb/>her <condition n=\"14\">asthma</condition>, <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> now seems to increase. I do not ascribe it\r\n            <lb/>to the <symptom n=\"64\">abdominal congestion</symptom>, but think it a separate\r\n            <lb/>disease in the <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart>, &amp; therefore <choice><abbr>m.b.</abbr><expan>must be</expan></choice> relieved by <action n=\"3\">antiÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>spasmodics</action>. You know what you may expect from <ingredient n=\"31\">musk</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; will act accordingly but I expect more from the large\r\n            <lb/>dose of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>. If purely <symptom n=\"57\">spasmodic</symptom> the <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>is the most promising but in case of much <symptom n=\"46\">defluxion</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>it may not answer so well &amp; <treatment n=\"9\">vomiting</treatment> if she can bear it\r\n            <lb/>or <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment> may be of more service.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I despair of Miss ---- <choice><abbr>Jun<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Junior</expan></choice> as I think the\r\n            <lb/>Case now <condition n=\"1\">Phthisical</condition>. I cant add much to my fomer\r\n            <lb/>plan for the winter. Palliate according to circumstances.\r\n            <lb/>vary the <action n=\"10\">Demulcent</action> <action n=\"19\">Pectorals</action> &amp; employ <action n=\"34\">anodynes</action> often.\r\n            <lb/>Sometimes a <treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment>, sometimes a <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> useful, but\r\n            <lb/>all this left to your discretion.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I rejoice at M<sup>r</sup> Mackenzies relief ---\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Mutter has had better luck than I or M<sup>r</sup> Wood\r\n            <lb/>expected. Neither of us <unclear>efer</unclear> reflected a word on his\r\n            <lb/>management at Dumfries. We said that the <treatment n=\"57\">laying open</treatment>\r\n            <lb/>might be necessary but wished to try to avoid it &amp; it has hapÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>pened that we have succeeded. On such occasion people <u>will</u>\r\n            <lb/>talk but we shall do all in our power to prevent it. It is\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Wood\'s &amp; my opinion that the former practice of <treatment n=\"57\">laying\r\n            <lb/>bare</treatment> <condition n=\"68\">Carious</condition> <bodypart n=\"71\">bones</bodypart> &amp; the consequences were seldom either\r\n            <lb/>necessary or judicious but upon this occasion we have had\r\n            <lb/>not a word to the purpose. In <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup>ever</abbr><expan>whatever</expan></choice> concerns your credit or\r\n            <lb/>interest you may certainly depend on\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Jan.</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 19. 1777 ----</dateline>\r\n        <signed>W.C.</signed></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3984, 2, '2013-09-12 16:26:59', 51),
(2354, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c3985\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:3985] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Mary Macleod / Regarding: Miss Mary Macleod (Patient) / 20 January 1777 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Rebecca DeWald</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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It is disagreable to the taste, so you may take it\r\n            <lb/>in a wafer as the easiest way. If this do not disagree with\r\n            <lb/>you should take it for 2 or 3 weeks, beginning after one\r\n            <lb/>monthly period &amp; ending before another.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The other <choice><abbr>med.</abbr><expan>medicine</expan></choice> is a vial of drops, to be taken only\r\n            <lb/>when you are threatened with <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> &amp; of which I suppose\r\n            <lb/>you may always have a little warning &amp; when you have\r\n            <lb/>you should immediately take 45 drops or so in a little water.\r\n            <lb/>If this stop the <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> &amp; allow you to fall asleep it is enough.\r\n            <lb/>but if it only delay the <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> for a little, &amp; it threaten\r\n            <lb/>to come on again you should in an hour or less after\r\n            <lb/>the first dose repeat it in the same quantity. It may\r\n            <lb/>happen that a <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> may come on, &amp; in some measure go\r\n            <lb/>off again but may threaten again to return. In this\r\n            <lb/>case it <choice><abbr>m.b.</abbr><expan>may be</expan></choice> proper to take a dose &amp; perhaps a second as\r\n            <lb/>you &amp; your friends will learn to judge of, but you\r\n            <lb/>are not to take more than two doses on one day. If you\r\n            <lb/>have occasion to use these let us have information how\r\n            <lb/>they do that I may advise more exactly. Besides remedies\r\n            <lb/>you must take nothing difficult to digest. Keep your\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> always light &amp; particularly avoid every but the \r\n            <lb/>very lightest suppers. Water is best for your drink\r\n            <lb/>but at dinner or supper you may take a glass or two\r\n            <lb/>of wine or punch. Exercise on horseback or carriage\r\n     <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>in proper weather, walk frequently but moderately. Cold bathing\r\n            <lb/>may be of great use.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Let a large washing tub be brought into your chamber\r\n            <lb/>&amp; have a stool set in it on which you may sit down,\r\n            <lb/>&amp; have several bason fuls of water poured upon your <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart> &amp; allowed to run down all over you or be carried\r\n            <lb/>with a towel so as to wash all over you, dispatching it\r\n            <lb/>however very quickly, drying yourself <choice><abbr>immed<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>immediately</expan></choice>, &amp; putting on\r\n            <lb/>your cloaths. You may at first, temper the water\r\n            <lb/>by adding one part of boiling to 3 or 4 <choice><abbr>p<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>parts</expan></choice> spring water\r\n            <lb/>&amp; every day after <choice><abbr>diminish<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>diminishing</expan></choice> the <choice><abbr>q<sup>ty</sup></abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice> of the <choice><abbr>boil<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>boiling</expan></choice> water\r\n            <lb/>till you can take the water altogether from the Spring.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Attend to the state of your <bodypart n=\"95\">mind</bodypart>. Guard against\r\n            <lb/>every cause or occasion of emotion &amp; especially Surprise.\r\n            <lb/>With respectful <choice><abbr>comp<sup>ts.</sup></abbr><expan>compliments</expan></choice> to M<sup>rs</sup> Pringle &amp; all at Stitchel\r\n            <lb/>I am for such a young man as I am, must affectioinately\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>D. M. M.</abbr><expan>Dear Miss Macleod</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer><signed>W.C.</signed></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">Pulv. cort. Peruv.</ingredient> â„¥j <ingredient n=\"35\">Limat. Mart.</ingredient> pp<sup>t.</sup> Ê’ij\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam. pulv.</ingredient> Ê’j <ingredient n=\"21\">Conserv. e cort. aurant.</ingredient> â„¥j             \r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. Elect. -- Signia <action n=\"31\">Strengthening</action>\r\n                <lb/>Electuary the bigness of a nutmeg to be taken twice a day.\r\n            </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"1\">powdered Peruvian Bark</ingredient>, \r\n                    prepare two drachms of <ingredient n=\"35\">steel</ingredient>,\r\n                    one drachm of <ingredient n=\"65\">powdered cinnamon</ingredient>, \r\n                    an ounce of <ingredient n=\"21\">conserve of orange peel</ingredient>,\r\n                    and a sufficient amount of <ingredient n=\"172\">simple syrup</ingredient> to make an electuary.\r\n                    Label it: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening</action>\r\n                    Electuary the bigness of a nutmeg to be taken twice a day. \r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n            </recipe>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"28\" t=\"1\">Tinct. castor. comp.</ingredient> â„¥j -- <ingredient n=\"58\">Theb.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s.\r\n                <lb/>â„³. <action n=\"31\">S. Stomach.</action> dr. 45 for a dose.\r\n            </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take an ounce of <ingredient n=\"28\" t=\"1\">castor oil tincture</ingredient>\r\n                    and half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"58\">laudanum</ingredient>.\r\n                    Label it: <action n=\"31\">S. Stomach.</action>.\r\n                    Take 45 drops for a dose.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n            </recipe>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 20.1777</dateline>\r\n        <signed>W.C.</signed></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3985, 2, '2013-10-29 11:35:35', 70),
(2355, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c2097\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:2097] From: Mr Patrick Duguid Leslie / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Mr M. 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Tho\' he himÂ¬\r\n            <lb />self never told me that there was a <condition n=\"41\">scrophuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lous</condition> taint in the family, yet I am well inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />form\'d that several of his nearest relations\r\n            <lb />have been martyrs to that desease. This you\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"above\">may</add> hint as a suspicion of your own, as he has\r\n            <lb />seen the case I have drawn up, &amp; expects to\r\n            <lb />see your answer. I shall take the first\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />opportunity of transmitting you a fee -- \r\n            <lb />I had last week the favour of a letter from\r\n            <lb />Sir Jo<sup>s.</sup> Banks informing me that the\r\n            <lb />Royal Society had done me the honour\r\n            <lb />of electing me a fellow. For this I am in a\r\n            <lb />great measure indebted to you, I therefore\r\n            <lb />beg you will accept of my best thanks &amp;\r\n            <lb />believe me with equal respect &amp; esteem\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> &amp; humble\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><u>P. D. Leslie</u>\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /> M<sup>r.</sup> M. aged 31, of a full sanguine habit, of an athletic\r\n            <lb />make, &amp; rather inclining to corpulency, when only\r\n            <lb />four years old, had a <condition n=\"110\">small abscess</condition> form\'d on the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"150\">Buccinator muscle of <bodypart n=\"8\">right cheek</bodypart></bodypart>, which being\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"2\">injudiciously lanced</treatment>, continued long open inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />spite of every attempt to heal it up. From that\r\n            <lb />Period there have broke out every winter, in\r\n            <lb />different parts of the <bodypart n=\"8\">cheek</bodypart>, <condition n=\"32\">small ulcers</condition>, which\r\n            <lb />tho\' they are only superficial. &amp; <symptom n=\"46\">discharge a pretty\r\n            <lb />laudable pus</symptom>, seldom dry up in less than two\r\n            <lb />months. During the warm season, there is in\r\n            <lb />general no <symptom n=\"43\">exulceration</symptom>, but the whole <bodypart n=\"8\">cheek</bodypart>,\r\n            <lb />as well in summer as in winter, <symptom n=\"82\">appears\r\n            <lb />of a deep shining crimson</symptom>. This seems to\r\n            <lb />proceed from <bodypart n=\"49\">the cuticle</bodypart> constantly sealÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing off, as fast as it forms. The <bodypart n=\"6\">eye</bodypart> of the\r\n            <lb />side affected, is some times attacked by a\r\n            <lb />considerable degree of <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom>, which\r\n            <lb />seldom yields, when it comes to any height,\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />(and that is generally the case once or twice a year)\r\n            <lb />without <treatment n=\"1\">two or three large bleedings in the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart></treatment>. The other <bodypart n=\"6\">eye</bodypart> is likewise occasionally afÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fected, but for these six months past neither\r\n            <lb />has been inflamed, there is however a degree\r\n            <lb />of <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> in both -- M<sup>r.</sup> M. is perfectly free\r\n            <lb />from any <symptom n=\"30\"><bodypart n=\"49\">cutaneous</bodypart> eruption</symptom> on the rest of\r\n            <lb />his body. There is no sensible <symptom n=\"125\">hardness</symptom> of\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"121\">Parotid</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"84\">submaxillary glands</bodypart>, nor any\r\n            <lb />apparent <symptom n=\"63\">swelling of the <bodypart n=\"4\">upper lip</bodypart></symptom>. He is\r\n            <lb />rather of a <symptom n=\"24\">costive habit</symptom> of body; &amp; his <bodypart n=\"48\">blood\r\n            <lb />has been generally found seizy with a\r\n            <lb />firm crassamentum &amp; &amp; a due proportion\r\n            <lb />of serum</bodypart>. He lives well, but temperately,\r\n            <lb />and tho\' he resides in the country, being\r\n            <lb />fonder of books than the sports of the\r\n            <lb />field, he avoids all violent exercise. He geneÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rally however rides out every day, when the\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"5\" />     \r\n            \r\n            <lb />weather allows him. 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He was then sent into\r\n            <lb />Italy in the hopes that the warmth of the cliÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mate would open his pores, &amp; dissipate\r\n            <lb />the peccant humours; but during the five\r\n            <lb />years he lived there, <bodypart n=\"8\">his face</bodypart> broke out every\r\n            <lb />winter in <condition n=\"32\">fresh ulcers</condition>, as before &amp; since, &amp; healed\r\n            <lb />up in the spring. He was when about 19 put\r\n            <lb />into the hands of a celebrated Quack in\r\n            <lb />Flanders, whom undertook by <ingredient n=\"2\">mercury</ingredient> &amp; regiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />men to change his whole mass of fluids,\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />but tho\' he remained 2 or 3 months under his care,\r\n            <lb />&amp; underwent a slight salivation, he derived no\r\n            <lb />permanent advantage from the course. His\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> indeed for 2 or 3 winters after, broke not\r\n            <lb />out with the same violence as usual, but he\r\n            <lb />doubts whether this <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> be attributed to the\r\n            <lb />medicines he had used, or to the strong exercise\r\n            <lb />he took in hunting for the first 2 or 3 winÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ters after his return to England -- in 1780\r\n            <lb />he took for three months successively <ingredient n=\"33\"><choice><abbr>antimon.\r\n            <lb />Crud. Ê’fs</abbr><expan>half a drachm of Crude antimony</expan></choice></ingredient> - <ingredient n=\"357\"><choice><abbr>sal. nitr. gr vi bis die.</abbr><expan>six grains of salt of nitre per day</expan></choice></ingredient> &amp; drank freely\r\n            <lb />of the <ingredient n=\"15\"  t=\"15\"><choice><abbr>decoct. SarsÃ¦parill.</abbr><expan>SarsÃ¦parilla decoction</expan></choice></ingredient> This year he perseÂ¬\r\n            <lb />vered for 3 months in an <ingredient n=\"30\" t=\"13\"><choice><abbr>Elect. of Ã†thiops</abbr><expan>Electuary of Ã†thiops</expan></choice></ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"12\">mineral</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"91\">nitre</ingredient> with the <choice><abbr>decoct.</abbr><expan>decoction</expan></choice> C. intern. <unclear>ut</unclear> <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />but from neither of these prescriptions\r\n            <lb />did M<sup>r.</sup> M. receive the least benefit - He\r\n            <lb />likewise drank the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"17\">Harrogate waters</ingredient> 4 or 5\r\n            <lb />seasons with little or no effect &amp; thought them\r\n            <lb />rather too heating for his constitution. He has\r\n            <lb />also tried <treatment n=\"11\">issues</treatment> &amp; has now two on his <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />but as they have been of no use, he wishes to know\r\n            <lb />if he may safely dry them up ---- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> M. besides the above mentioned complaint,\r\n            <lb />has for these 4 years been subject to <symptom n=\"145\">nocturÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nal emissions at least once a week</symptom>, which\r\n            <lb />leave him <symptom n=\"9\">low</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"55\">languid</symptom> for two or three\r\n            <lb />days after. He <condition n=\"20\">never had a venereal symptom</condition>\r\n            <lb />in his life, <add place=\"above\">he</add> married in 1773 &amp; had no appearance\r\n            <lb />of this complaint till within these 4 yea<supplied>rs.</supplied>\r\n            <lb />He knows not whether it proceeds from a <illegible w=\"1\" />Â¬\r\n            <lb />tice use of matrimony, <add place=\"above\">from</add> the unpleasant\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"21\">sensation of heat</symptom> which he is seldom without,\r\n            <lb />or <add place=\"above\">from</add> any acrimony of the fluids. Tho he has\r\n            <lb />neither lost his flesh nor complexion by this\r\n            <lb />complaint, he is strongly apprehensive of a\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"4\">tabes dorsalis</condition>. He <add place=\"above\">has</add> taken the <ingredient n=\"261\">Elixir vitriol.</ingredient> &amp; used\r\n            <lb />the cold bath these 2 or 3 summers past without\r\n            <lb />effect. <ingredient n=\"1\">The Bark</ingredient> has never been given him, being\r\n            <lb />supposed too heating -- It may not be improper\r\n            <lb />to mention that he finds it necessary to <treatment n=\"1\">let blood</treatment>\r\n            <lb />2 or 3 times a year from having been in the habit of\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">being bled</treatment> very often when abroad --- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><u>P. D. Leslie</u>\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"8\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Leslie\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> M.\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1781\r\n                <lb />Vol. XIII p.214\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 2097, 13, '2015-01-14 10:46:50', 247);
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He consulted me about\r\n            <lb />the beginning of <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice>. He complain\'d very\r\n            <lb />much of <bodypart n=\"73\">his Side</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"11\">Shoulder</bodypart>; but what\r\n            <lb />gave him most uneasiness was <symptom n=\"11\">a very\r\n            <lb />great dimness in <bodypart n=\"6\">the Eye</bodypart></symptom> of the Side affected.\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"6\">The Eye</bodypart> looks as well as the other. I conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cluded <condition n=\"21\">his complaints to be totally nervous.</condition>\r\n            <lb />As you mention\'d <ingredient n=\"64\">Dover\'s powders</ingredient> in your\r\n            <lb />directions to him, I gave them a fair trial\r\n            <lb />for several days without the smallest benefit.\r\n            <lb />I afterwards gave him one Grain of <ingredient n=\"143\">Flor. 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He was Insulated Six or Seven times\r\n            <lb />&amp; <treatment n=\"3\">had Sparks drawn from his <bodypart n=\"73\">Side</bodypart> &amp;\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"11\">Shoulder</bodypart></treatment> <add place=\"above\">for</add> Six or Seven Minutes each time.\r\n            <lb />I drew the fluid with a Wooden point from\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"6\">the ball of the Eye Affected</bodypart> for a short time\r\n            <lb />each night for Six or Seven Nights, but\r\n            <lb />all to no purpose. I am very confident\r\n            <lb />however, that <treatment n=\"3\">he did not give Electricity by\r\n            <lb />any means a fair trial</treatment>, &amp; I think it\r\n            <lb />probable that had he persevered in its\r\n            <lb />application for five or Six weeks\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />he would have had much better success.\r\n            <lb />He has a Regular Motion every day. <symptom n=\"15\">His pulse\r\n            <lb />are perfectly good</symptom>, though <symptom n=\"6\">he is as low Spiritd\r\n            <lb />as possible.</symptom> He begs to have your Opinion\r\n            <lb />as soon as possible and what ever directions\r\n            <lb />you are pleas\'d to Send him, shall be reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />gularly put in practice by.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Your very <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> Humble\r\n                <lb />Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed><u>James M<sup>c.</sup>Nab</u></signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />Waterford\r\n                <lb />January 28<sup>th</sup>\r\n                <lb /><u>1786</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Macnab\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r.</sup> Nicolson of Glenbervie\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1786\r\n                <lb />V. 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I must own to you that I considered\r\n                <lb />his complaints as <condition n=\"15\">chiefly Rheumatic</condition>, but\r\n                <lb />the <symptom n=\"11\">dimness of Sight</symptom> which he now complains\r\n            <lb />of makes me suspect that <bodypart n=\"47\">his Nerves</bodypart> are\r\n            <lb />more deeply affected. You seem to have taken\r\n            <lb />very proper measures with him, but I must\r\n            <lb />say you are a little too concise in your acÂ¬\r\n            <lb />count of them. You employed the <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers\r\n            <lb />Powder</ingredient> for several days, but whether those\r\n            <lb />several days were successively or at intervals\r\n            <lb />and with what operation you do not tell\r\n            <lb />me and therefore whether your trial was a\r\n            <lb />fair one or not. But believing it to be very\r\n            <lb />properly executed I do not now insist upon\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />the repetition. <ingredient n=\"1\">Your employment of Bark and\r\n            <lb />Stool was very judicious</ingredient> but there is no judging\r\n            <lb />of the propriety of a medicine of that kind which\r\n            <lb />is not persisted in for some time. It is the\r\n            <lb />same case with the <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment> which you very\r\n            <lb />properly employed, but I must own that besides\r\n            <lb />his giving it up too soon there is another cirÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cumstance which prevents my judging what\r\n            <lb />might have been its effects. I think <treatment n=\"3\">taking\r\n            <lb />sparks from <bodypart n=\"73\">his side</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulder</bodypart></treatment> but a <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />remedy, and it is only from <treatment n=\"3\">shocks purposly\r\n            <lb />directed</treatment> that <illegible w=\"2\" /> benefit. I beg he\r\n            <lb />may again Submitt to have <treatment n=\"3\">the Electricity</treatment> <choice><abbr>appld</abbr><expan>applied</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"3\">and let Shocks be sent from his <bodypart n=\"11\">Shoulder</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />downward through his <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"73\">Side</bodypart></treatment>. <treatment n=\"3\">Let\r\n            <lb />the Shocks be very moderate: but frequently\r\n            <lb />repeated from five to time times at one sitting</treatment>\r\n            <lb />and let his be done if possible twice a day. Take\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />care that <treatment n=\"3\">the shocks</treatment> come no nearer to <bodypart n=\"1\">his head</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />than <bodypart n=\"11\">his Shoulder</bodypart> and then too as I have said\r\n            <lb />always directed downwards. For <bodypart n=\"6\">his Eye</bodypart> you may\r\n            <lb />continue your practice of drawing <treatment n=\"3\">the Electricity</treatment> through\r\n            <lb />it while he is insulated, and you may farther\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"3\">take some sparks of moderate force from the <bodypart n=\"6\">ball of\r\n            <lb />the Eye.</bodypart></treatment> It is this <treatment n=\"3\">employment of the Electricity</treatment>\r\n            <lb />that I shall depend upon for his relief, but I wish\r\n            <lb />at the same time that he would observe what I\r\n            <lb />formerly advised with respect to his\r\n            <lb />avoiding cold; wearing flannel, using\r\n            <lb />Exercise and moderate living. <ingredient n=\"101\" t=\"3\">I had expecÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tations from the solution of Guaiacum</ingredient> I\r\n            <lb />prescribed for him, but you dont tell me whether\r\n            <lb />he had even used it or not. Though it may not be\r\n            <lb />necessary to the state of <bodypart n=\"64\">his belly</bodypart> I think it may\r\n            <lb />be otherwise useful, and I would still advise the\r\n            <lb />same solution, adding only a double portion of the \r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"342\"><choice><abbr>Elix. Guaiac. Volat.</abbr><expan>Volatile Elixir of Guaiacum</expan></choice></ingredient>. When he has tried my preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sent advice I shall be glad to have from you a full\r\n            <lb />and explicit account of its effects, and without further\r\n            <lb />fee or reward I shall contribute everything in my power\r\n            <lb />to his relief. With respectful Compliments to him I am\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Sir your most Obedient Servant</salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 5211, 2, '2013-09-16 17:01:22', 91),
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Leslie <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />For M<sup>r.</sup> M.\r\n            \r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The Account of this case came to hand only on SaturÂ¬\r\n            <lb />day night last and the singularity of it made me\r\n            <lb />think it proper to deliberate upon it at leisure and\r\n            <lb />this with the many interruptions I am liable to has\r\n            <lb />delayed my Writing for a day or two.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The early appearance of the Ailment might\r\n            <lb />give suspicion of its depending upon a <condition n=\"41\">Scrophulous</condition>\r\n            <lb />taint but its after continuance &amp; the circumstance\r\n            <lb />of the affection do not allow me to enter into that\r\n            <lb />opinion &amp; I am much disposed to consider it as a\r\n            <lb />local affection &amp; which I am Sorry to say from its\r\n            <lb />long Continuance must now be of difficult Cure. Its\r\n            <lb />having also resisted so many powerful remedies\r\n            <lb />must also give the same notion but still I would\r\n            <lb /><supplied>not</supplied> despair of its being relieved. That it may be\r\n            <lb />a local affection I think it may be very hazardous\r\n            <lb />to tamper with topical applications &amp; I would\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />chuse to try first a general remedy. There <illegible w=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />which I have now frequently found effectual in a\r\n            <lb />Variety of <bodypart n=\"49\">Cutaneous</bodypart> affections &amp; that is the <ingredient n=\"66\" t=\"15\">decoction\r\n            <lb />of Mezereon</ingredient> made with two drams of the Bark\r\n            <lb />of the root to a bottle of Decoction and this to be\r\n            <lb />drank every day in the course of the 24 hours\r\n            <lb />I need not tell you that it is the Bark of the root\r\n            <lb />only that is to be employed as the woody part is quite\r\n            <lb />insipid &amp; even care must be taken that the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />has not been so long kept as to have lost its AcrimoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ny. To make a proper trial of this medicine it\r\n            <lb />must be taken daily for a Month together &amp; there\r\n            <lb />is I think a choice of the time of year when this\r\n            <lb />month is to be employed. If the exulcerations have\r\n            <lb />commonly appeared early in Winter M<sup>r.</sup> M.\r\n            <lb />may enter immediately upon our Medicine but\r\n            <lb />as I apprehend that the Ailment is ready to be\r\n            <lb />most troublesome in the months of January &amp;\r\n            <lb />February I would in that case Advise the decocÂ¬\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />tion to be delayed till the beginning of January.\r\n            <lb />It has been common to join some <ingredient n=\"15\">Sarsaparilla</ingredient> with\r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"66\">Mezereon</ingredient> &amp; I have sometimes joined half an Ounce\r\n            <lb />of the Rasping of common fir wood of the red, that is\r\n            <lb />of the most Resinous kind but I dare not say\r\n            <lb />that either are of much consequence. During the\r\n            <lb />use of the <ingredient n=\"66\">Mezereon</ingredient> I think it is necessary to keep\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> open at least to avoid <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>. A moÂ¬\r\n            <lb />derate dose of <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient> in a large draft of\r\n            <lb />new drawn Cow milk Whey is the medicine I prefer.\r\n            <lb />I think it very necessary that with the use of the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"66\">Mezereon</ingredient> M<sup>r.</sup> M<sup>s.</sup> living should not be very full\r\n            <lb />he should abstain entirely from all kinds of fish,\r\n            <lb />that he should eat Meat but once a day &amp; even\r\n            <lb />then moderately filling up his Meal with Broth\r\n            <lb />Pudding &amp; Vegetables. In Drinking Small beer\r\n            <lb />is <supplied>more</supplied> proper than water. Any approach to\r\n            <lb />excess in strong drink would certainly be very\r\n            <lb />hurtful but a few glasses of wine are very AllowÂ¬\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />able. Porter or Strong Beer are hardly admissible.\r\n            <lb />For the <symptom n=\"145\">nocturnal Complaint</symptom> he mentions I am not\r\n            <lb />ready to advise at present as the Medicines I\r\n            <lb />commonly employ are not very compatible with the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"66\">Mezereon</ingredient> but when I shall have had a report of\r\n            <lb />the effects of this I shall say what I can with\r\n            <lb />respect to the other Ailment. In the mean time\r\n            <lb />I see no ground for his apprehending a <condition n=\"4\">Tabes dorÂ¬\r\n            <lb />salis</condition> but let him take light Suppers &amp; little\r\n            <lb />strong drink at night, Use few bed Cloaths and\r\n            <lb />be moderate in Conjugal duty.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 27<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />1781\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>         \r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I forgot to say above that I believe that the <treatment n=\"11\">issues</treatment>\r\n            <lb />may be dried up but it cannot be safely done\r\n            <lb />before midsummer next\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 223, 13, '2015-01-14 11:30:30', 60),
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A <ingredient n=\"66\" t=\"15\">Decoction of the fresh bark of\r\n            <lb />Mezeron root</ingredient> joint to the <ingredient n=\"15\">sarsaparilla</ingredient> &amp; some\r\n            <lb />servings of resinous fir was the only medicine\r\n            <lb />you prescribed: this he drank to the quantity\r\n            <lb />of a pint a day for near two months without\r\n            <lb />any other alteration than that it seemed at first\r\n            <lb />rather to occasion <symptom n=\"21\">disagreeable sensations of heat</symptom>. \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />but these were effectually removed by his taking\r\n            <lb />night &amp; morning some <ingredient n=\"8\">cream of tartar</ingredient> <unclear>whey</unclear>\r\n            <lb />as you seem to consider the complaint as merely\r\n            <lb />a topical affection, our Patient wishes to know\r\n            <lb />if he may safely venture on any <unclear>weak</unclear> appliÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cation. It is neither his intention, nor wish to\r\n            <lb />attempt by topical remedies to effect a radical\r\n            <lb />cure, that he entirely dispairs of, but hopes that\r\n            <lb />you will be able to suggest some method to\r\n            <lb />prevent his complaint spreading further,\r\n            <lb />&amp; perhaps to contrast its present dimensions.\r\n            <lb />He will cheerfully submit to any medicine\r\n            <lb />you may recommend, either in the form of\r\n            <lb />lotion or anointment, &amp; only means to make\r\n            <lb />a partial application of it to the edges of the\r\n            <lb />part affected. I have lately seen some goods effects\r\n            <lb />in similar cases from a solution of the <ingredient n=\"2\">corrosive\r\n            <lb />sublimate</ingredient>, but I have declined <del>to</del> recommendÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing any thing till I <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> receive your answer.\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I likewise mentioned in my last that the\r\n            <lb />Same Gentleman was extremely subject to\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"145\">nocturnal emissions</symptom> which generally occaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sioned a <symptom n=\"54\">degree of debility</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"55\">languor</symptom> for some\r\n            <lb />days after. 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I am under the necessi<supplied>ty</supplied>\r\n            <lb />of being at <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> in a month or six weeks\r\n            <lb />&amp; shall then do myself the honour to\r\n            <lb />wait upon you &amp; <unclear>requite</unclear> you for the\r\n            <lb />trouble you have had -- I am with\r\n            <lb />the most sincere respect &amp; esteem\r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> and\r\n                <lb />humble servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />P D Leslie\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n\r\n            <lb />D<sup>.r</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> D. Leslie\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> a Gentleman\r\n            <lb />May 1782.\r\n            <lb />V.XIV. p 56\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 2210, 11, '2015-04-10 10:44:45', 58),
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Two \r\n            <lb/>or at most three Stages a day- &amp;<sup>c</sup> avoiding the Midday\r\n            <lb/>heat &amp; the cool of the Evening.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Before setting out in the <choice><abbr>morn<sup>gs</sup></abbr><expan>mornings</expan></choice> his <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart> maybe\r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"18\">rubbed with the flesh brush</treatment>. <unclear>s.a.</unclear>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Walking about within or without doors when he\r\n            <lb/>halts <del>bed</del> at the Stages.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Diet No Coffee nor Strong green Tea - Weak\r\n            <lb/>Chocolate or Cocoa Tea to breakfast. but if he likes\r\n            <lb/>a Tea let it be weak &amp; a good deal of Milk\r\n            <lb/>with dry toast &amp; a little butter. No Sweatmeats.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Dinner any light meats he likes best, avoiding \r\n            <lb/>Salted fat fried or heavy meats or sauces - A weaker\r\n            <lb/>Soup and dry toast a proper part of his Meal.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Supper little of any. No Animal food except\r\n            <lb/>it maybe sometimes a Soft boiled new laid Egg.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Ordinary drink Good small beer with one fourth\r\n            <lb/>Porter.- After dinner &amp; Supper, he may and\r\n            <lb/><del>per</del> perhaps should take two or three Glasses\r\n            <lb/>of Wine but not more - The Wine Madeira\r\n            <lb/>Port or good Sherry - No french Wines        \r\n        </p>\r\n    <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>As to <choice><abbr>Med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>Medicines</expan></choice> None but to continue the constant\r\n           <lb/>use of the Drops N<sup>o</sup>1. - &amp; the Pills N<sup>o</sup> 2. when \r\n           <lb/>necessary.\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>He may be the better of drinking and bathing\r\n           <lb/>in Buxton Water, but should not go there\r\n           <lb/>till he has taken a regular Journey of two\r\n           <lb/>or three weeks.\r\n       </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Drinking the Water -- Begin with Â¼ of a Pint\r\n            <lb/>English- increasing to a Pint - at divided draughts\r\n            <lb/>with half an hours interval between each. to begin\r\n            <lb/>in the morning and not take breakfast for an hour\r\n            <lb/>after the last draught- half a Pint in the \r\n            <lb/>forenoon &amp; another half pint towards Evening \r\n            <lb/>all this very gradually.- If it sits easy on your\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> &amp; passes off readily by Urine. it is right\r\n            <lb/>he ought to walk about in his chamber\r\n            <lb/>between the draughts &amp; before his breakfast.\r\n            <lb/>and should ride out in a Carriage every tolerable\r\n            <lb/>day forenoon \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>As to Bathing - Early in the <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice>- remaining\r\n            <lb/>in it <unclear>&amp;</unclear> at first a quarter of an hour - prolonging\r\n            <lb/>the time by degrees-  if he could be <treatment n=\"39\">rubbed</treatment> all over\r\n            <lb/>while he is beneath the Water, it might be of service\r\n            <lb/>He is to be dried immediately and be clothed as usual\r\n            <lb/>At first twice a week and if he thinkes it agrees\r\n            <lb/>with him- he may try it thrice a week for the\r\n     <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>weeks he resides there.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>At no time is he change any part of his usual\r\n            <lb/>clothing however hot the weather maybe\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>N<sup>o</sup>1. â„ž <ingredient n=\"129\">Tinct. Mart.</ingredient> â„¥ij <ingredient n=\"136\">Aromat</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s. â„³. Sig &amp;<sup>cc</sup>\r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                N<sup>o</sup>1. Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"129\">Tincture of Mars</ingredient> and half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"136\">Aromatics</ingredient>. Mix. Label &amp;<sup>cc</sup> \r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>N<sup>o</sup>2 â„ž<note>Second recipe not recorded.</note>\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4465, 3, '2014-12-20 13:50:16', 52),
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Leslie <choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> M.\r\n            \r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <opener>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n        </opener>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I am favoured with yours of\r\n            <lb />17<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>curr<sup>.t</sup></abbr><expan>current</expan></choice> and have also read over again your letter\r\n            <lb />of the 20<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> last. I suspected from my first noÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tice of the case that it might prove obstinate but having\r\n            <lb />had many instances of the efficacy of <ingredient n=\"66\">Mezereon</ingredient> I was\r\n            <lb />desirous to try it with your patient and tho it has not\r\n            <lb />been tried in the quantity per day that I wished I must\r\n            <lb />own that I am disappointed and doubt if any benefit\r\n            <lb />is to be got from the <ingredient n=\"66\">Mezereon</ingredient> and at least I would\r\n            <lb />not propose any further trial of it till the month of\r\n            <lb />January next. After perusing again your account of\r\n            <lb />the various measures which have been formerly purÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sued without any Success I am truly at a loss in adÂ¬\r\n            <lb />vising but recurring to my former opinion of its being\r\n            <lb />very much a topical affection I am much disposed to\r\n            <lb />try a topical application and in Spite of the failure of\r\n          \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />the Flanders Quack<note>As mentioned in Leslie\'s account of the case in Letter ID:2097. \'Quack\' was a largely rhetorical term of abuse, usually levelled at more blatantly commercial, unlicensed medical practitioners.</note> in employing <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>, this is the\r\n            <lb />remedy that I choose first to employ. As Soon as the weather\r\n            <lb />Shall be tolerably mild let a gummous Solution be prepaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />red of one part <ingredient n=\"2\">crude Mercury</ingredient> and four parts <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />with as much water as will render it fit for triture and\r\n            <lb />when the Mercury is perfectly reduced to a black powder\r\n            <lb />a little more water may be added to render the Solution\r\n            <lb />more easily Spread. Every night at bedtime let a little\r\n            <lb />of this Solution to the quantity of five or six grains of the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> be laid on the <bodypart n=\"8\">cheek</bodypart> with a hair pencil. It may\r\n            <lb />at first be laid on one edge of the part affected and continued\r\n            <lb />for three or four nights which will Shew how far it gives\r\n            <lb />any <symptom n=\"78\">irritation</symptom>. How far it is to be employed you are to\r\n            <lb />determine by your finding how far it is either juvans\r\n            <lb />vel nocens.<note>Loosely translates as either \'helping or harming\'.</note> I have, as you have done frequently found\r\n            <lb />the benefit of the <ingredient n=\"2\">corrosive Solution</ingredient> but I think you cannot\r\n            <lb />Safely begin with it in the present Case. During the\r\n            <lb />use of the application I have proposed I think it is necessary\r\n            <lb />that M<sup>r</sup> M. should keep within doors and in the night time\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"8\">cheek</bodypart> Should be covered with a twofold barrier cloth\r\n            <lb />for the morning this may be taken aff and the <ingredient n=\"2\">Solution</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />washed off with a little tepid water.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For the <bodypart n=\"8\">cheek</bodypart> this is all I can say at present and\r\n            <lb />for the <symptom n=\"145\">nocturnal affair</symptom> it is almost as difficult to\r\n            <lb />mend as the other ailment. I have upon occasion found\r\n            <lb />benefit from <ingredient n=\"35\">Steel</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"61\">Uva Ursi</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphire</ingredient> but I think\r\n            <lb />none of these can be employed during the <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial apÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plication</ingredient>. At present I would advise him to\r\n            <lb />use a milk diet for Some weeks and I have often\r\n            <lb />found this usefull in <symptom n=\"145\">nocturnal emissions</symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>ch</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />hardly in any case admit of a full diet and particularly\r\n            <lb />of animal food. 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What I shall say\r\n            <lb />farther you shall hear of afterwards\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I write now only with respect to M<sup>r</sup> Gordon of Skelton.\r\n            <lb />I am clear that the Journey to Buxton will be of service\r\n            <lb />but what the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"5\">waters</ingredient> either by drinking or bathing may do\r\n            <lb />is very uncertain but I think they may be safely tried\r\n            <lb />particularly by taking them as <add place=\"above\">a</add> tepid bath from 15 to 30\r\n            <lb />minutes and taking care that he is not exposed to cold\r\n            <lb />immediately after. I have studied Buxton very much and\r\n            <lb />can tell you that you will get very little instruction from\r\n            <lb />any writers on the subject. I am always affectionately\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear John Yours &amp;c &amp;c\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>.r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 24 May\r\n                <lb />1782 ---- \r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 555, 2, '2013-10-08 15:53:17', 15),
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It is a\r\n            <lb />difficulty of getting down the food into the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />from a <symptom n=\"12\">straitness</symptom> of a particular part of the <bodypart n=\"81\">Å’soÂ¬\r\n            <lb />phagus</bodypart>, he feels likewise a soreness at that\r\n            <lb />part upon pressing down the aliment. The\r\n            <lb />place he points out is about a hands breadth\r\n            <lb />above the <bodypart n=\"46\">pit of the Stomach</bodypart>. He thinks himself\r\n            <lb />that is chiefly a <symptom n=\"7\">windy</symptom> complaint, but I wish it\r\n            <lb />may not be a topical affection. I have given\r\n            <lb />twice or thrice <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient> at night, &amp; <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalop</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />next morning, which is the only medicine he\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />has used. Since he first noticed this uneasiness\r\n            <lb />which was when <symptom n=\"3\">retching</symptom> after having taken\r\n            <lb />a dose of <ingredient n=\"62\">Salts</ingredient>, &amp; the <symptom n=\"3\">inclination to vomiting</symptom>\r\n            <lb />very strong The <symptom n=\"104\">difficulty of swallowing</symptom> or\r\n            <lb />pressing down the aliment &amp; of soreness at the\r\n            <lb />part have continued nearly in the same state.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I ever am with great regard\r\n                <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>ob<sup>.t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>tt</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Robert Wallace\r\n            \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Glasgow <choice><abbr>Jany</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 14.\r\n                <lb />1782.\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> William Cullen\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Aikenhead opposite to\r\n            <lb />the Corn market. ---- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Wallace\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Fleming\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1782\r\n            <lb />V.XIII. p.262\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 2132, 2, '2013-09-04 15:09:23', 30),
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On\r\n            <lb />this you may bestow more or less time as he bears it and\r\n            <lb />his business allows for at this season he must be confined.\r\n            <lb />If the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> cannot be admitted for any length of time\r\n            <lb />or at intervals only I would in the meantime give him <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />with a valeat quantum valere potest<note>Translates literally as \'let it be what it is worth\', but as a common legal phrase used with respect of wills, it more usually translated as \'stands..for what it is worth\'. Cicuta (Hemlock) is a poison in all but small doses, and Cullen only recommends it as a last resort when treating cancerous tumours.</note> and because I think he\r\n            <lb />should not be without a medicine. With respect to diet he\r\n            <lb />must take what he can swallow most easily for every new <symptom n=\"78\">irriÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tation</symptom> will aggravate the disease which seems to have been\r\n            <lb />first brought on <add place=\"above\">by</add> a strain. In diet therefore Egg, Blanc mange\r\n            <lb />Jelly &amp; every thing that can be brought into a gelatinous\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />form as <unclear>Neatsfeet</unclear> veal Head, an old Cock &amp;c: His warm punch\r\n            <lb />at night may be very properly continued and the effect of it makes\r\n            <lb />me the above <action n=\"3\">antispasmodics</action> may be usefull. M<sup>r</sup> Fleming is\r\n            <lb />old Comrad I have a regard for and therefore your writing as often\r\n            <lb />as you shall think there is any use for it will never be troublesome\r\n            <lb />to me. I am with very sincere regard\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Robert Yours &amp;c.\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 18<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><u>1782.</u> --- \r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 254, 3, '2013-10-02 20:28:02', 56),
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As you seemed to expect more benefit from\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> than from any thing else, upon quitting the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"67\">Ã†ther</ingredient> he begun to take two of the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurial Pill</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />of the last <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburghensis</expan></choice> PharmacopÃ¦ia, night &amp; mornÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing I think he used them for ten or twelve days, they\r\n            <lb />jsut <symptom n=\"63\">swelled the <bodypart n=\"2\">Gums</bodypart></symptom> a little --- D<sup>r.</sup> Wright who ocÂ¬\r\n            <lb />casionally attends M<sup>r.</sup> Fleming<sup>s</sup> family, was now\r\n            <lb />called in, He advised the <treatment n=\"39\">rubbing the <bodypart n=\"40\">Sternum</bodypart>\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />&amp; <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> with a strong solution of <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> and\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient> in <ingredient n=\"369\">Sp<sup>t.</sup> of Wine</ingredient></treatment>, &amp; the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurial pill</ingredient> was\r\n            <lb />changed to that of the former dispensatory. These\r\n            <lb />were used for a fortnight, without producing\r\n            <lb />any other effect, than the <condition n=\"25\"><bodypart n=\"2\">gums</bodypart> being a little full</condition>.\r\n            <lb />About this time a <treatment n=\"4\">Blistering plaister was applied\r\n            <lb />to the <bodypart n=\"40\">Sternum</bodypart></treatment>. And Tho\' the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> was not,\r\n            <lb />agreeable to your direction, meant to be pushed\r\n            <lb />any farther than to touch the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> very slightly\r\n            <lb />yet as all he had taken seemed hardly to have\r\n            <lb />produced that effect, We gave him night &amp; mornÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ning two grains of <condition n=\"7\">Calomel</condition> made into a pill with\r\n            <lb />crumb of bread -- He has taken twelve of these pills\r\n            <lb />His <bodypart n=\"2\">gums</bodypart> have been rather more <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom>, but <symptom n=\"76\">no tenÂ¬\r\n            <lb />dency to Spitting</symptom> -- He has kept his room ever\r\n            <lb />since he returned from Edinburgh. There was\r\n            <lb />for a week or two, he could swallow more freely\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />than formerly &amp; his own feelings were that he\r\n            <lb />was easier  &amp; better. Since that time matters\r\n            <lb />have been neither gaining nor losing -- I did\r\n            <lb />not think of troubling you, till I could inform\r\n            <lb />you of the trial of the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>. M<sup>r.</sup> Fleming\r\n            <lb />knows of my writing to you, &amp; he &amp; his family\r\n            <lb />will be anxious till they have your further\r\n            <lb />advise. With the most sincere regard &amp; est<supplied>eem</supplied>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I am\r\n                <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                Robert Wallace\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Glasgow <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 26\r\n                <lb />1782.\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Professor of Medicine\r\n            <lb />in the University\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n            \r\n            <annot>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> wallace\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Fleming\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />V XIII. p.262 &amp;c\r\n                \r\n            </annot>\r\n            \r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n\r\n</body>', 2162, 2, '2013-11-20 10:47:27', 47),
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Since I wrote you formerly I have\r\n            <lb />found a very good way of applying it, and that as, by taking\r\n            <lb />a little very soft Crumb of bread and making it into a soft\r\n            <lb />Bolus with a little melted butter with which a Tea Spoonfull\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"67\">Ã†ther</ingredient> has been previously mixed. However this is\r\n            <lb />but a palliative and a radical Cure will with more proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />bability be obtained, at least attempted by the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />and which I think must still go further and I think\r\n            <lb />too it might go faster than it does. 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Continue to take the powders for eight days from\r\n          <lb/>the time she first began them; &amp; after that only every second \r\n          <lb/>or third day; tho this matter will be more properly ordered\r\n          <lb/>when I know the <add place=\"above\">report</add> effects they have had already\r\n      </p>\r\n      <p>\r\n          <lb/>2. Begin to take the drops &amp; infusion ordered below; twice\r\n          <lb/>a day; once between eleven &amp; twelve forenoon &amp; again between\r\n          <lb/>seven &amp; eight of the Evening.\r\n      </p>\r\n  <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n      <p>\r\n          <lb/>3. 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Since I last Wrote you has been\r\n            <lb />much easier. his appetite &amp; Spirits recruiting. tho the pain\r\n            <lb />is not left him &amp; his Urine Continued the Same appearance. \r\n            \r\n            <closer>\r\n                \r\n                <signed>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb /><u>P:W:</u>\r\n                    \r\n                </signed>\r\n                \r\n            </closer>\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen Physician\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Wright\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Fleming\r\n                <lb />April. 1782. -- \r\n                <lb />V. 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If he can be persuaded to attend exactly to all the\r\n            <lb />advices he has got I hope he will at length be quite well and\r\n            <lb />without a regimen he never will.\r\n       \r\n        </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 524, 2, '2013-08-20 14:19:25', 25),
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M<sup>r.</sup> Wallace joins me in respectful\r\n            <lb />Compliments.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />And I am D<sup>r.</sup> Sir\r\n                <lb />Your Obedient Humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><u>Peter Wright</u>\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />turn over\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />P.S. Your Patient M<sup>r</sup> Matthie is picking up a\r\n            <lb />little. he has been taking Some of the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> in\r\n            <lb />Substance from which he thinks he finds\r\n            <lb />Benefit. - \r\n            \r\n            <closer>\r\n                \r\n                <signed>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb /><u>P:W:</u>\r\n                    \r\n                </signed>\r\n                \r\n            </closer>\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen Physician\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh --- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n               \r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Fleming - -\r\n                <lb />April. 1782.\r\n                <lb />V. 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I\'m induced to give you this\r\n            <lb />information. as all Concerned were Satisfied\r\n            <lb />at his being opened, and indeed it was\r\n            <lb />his particular desire, to his wife, not to\r\n            <lb />hinder it if <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Midical people Choosed it\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I am D<sup>r</sup> Sir <choice><abbr>w<sup>.t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> respect <choice><abbr>y<sup>rs.</sup></abbr><expan>yours</expan></choice> &amp;c\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Peter Wright\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n       \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Your Patient M<sup>r.</sup> Matthie Continues <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Little variation. Sometimes better &amp; Worse.\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen Physician\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh --\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n         \r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Fleming.\r\n                <lb />Dissection\r\n                <lb />May 1782.\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 2202, 2, '2013-08-19 18:26:14', 28),
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Apothecary -- having succeeded M<sup>r</sup> Turnbull in\r\n            <lb />this Town --- I have heard D<sup>r</sup> Cullen spoken of in London\r\n            <lb />and here in the North with great respect --- these reasons\r\n            <lb />induce me to Apply for advice in the following Case concerning\r\n            <lb />my Wife ----- If D<sup>r</sup> C will consider it and Endeavor to\r\n            <lb />relieve her by his Prescription --- he will confer a favor\r\n            <lb />where I trust he will not meet with Ingratitude? --- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Cokayne is A Young Woman Naturally of a Healthy --- but\r\n            <lb />delicate Constitution about 24 Years Old --- for some years after\r\n            <lb />the Menstrual discharge which was at 15 she <choice><abbr>Enjoy<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>Enjoyed</expan></choice> at all\r\n            <lb />times the most perfect Health --- about 3 Years ago -- she began\r\n            <lb />to feel Uneasiness like a Weight in the lower part of the <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />at Each Period -- (on the first day) which Continued for an Hour\r\n            <lb />or so --- Ever since that time she has gradually been getting worse\r\n            <lb />and at present labours under most severe Pains at that time\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />She is very regular with respect to Time --- but when the Menses\r\n            <lb />begin to flow she is then <choice><abbr>Rack<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>Racked</expan></choice> with an almost Continual\r\n            <lb />Pain in the lower part of the <bodypart n=\"34\">Uterus</bodypart> -- which communicates to\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart>. this Pain now continues for the whole\r\n            <lb />first day and sometimes part of the second --- and if she meets\r\n            <lb />with any little Vexations at the times, longer &amp; 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a half --- but about 8 Months ago\r\n            <lb />she <choice><abbr>suppos<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>supposed</expan></choice> herself <condition n=\"7\">with Child</condition> having been free from any discharge or\r\n            <lb />Pain for 8 or 10 Weeks --- when Riding out one day on <u>Horseback</u>\r\n            <lb />A Violent Spring of the horse brought on a <condition n=\"11\">Miscarriage</condition> -- since\r\n            <lb />which time no Alteration has <choice><abbr>happen<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>happened</expan></choice> -\r\n            \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n       \r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Cokayne <choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Cokayne. -- \r\n                <lb />July 7<sup>th.</sup> 1779.\r\n                <lb />V.X. p.44. --\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n</body>', 1699, 2, '2013-08-20 15:26:45', 59),
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<symptom n=\"71\">strange fancies</symptom>, yea and almost the whole train\r\n            <lb />of disorders that accompany <condition n=\"21\">nervous complaints</condition>; and after troubling\r\n            <lb />you with the account, you was kind enough to prescribe the following\r\n            <lb />powders, viz, two sruples of the powder of <ingredient n=\"11\">Chamomile flowers</ingredient>, one\r\n            <lb />scruple of <ingredient n=\"171\">prepared chalk</ingredient>, &amp; one scruple of <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian bark</ingredient>; and <treatment n=\"9\">two\r\n            <lb />vomits</treatment>; to be taken, the one before the powders, and the other two weeks\r\n            <lb />after; and being much the same way shortly; I have taken the\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"9\">pukes</treatment> &amp; powders, but <add place=\"above\">tho</add> I think my <symptom n=\"38\"><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> is rather not so foul</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />yet I am pestered with <symptom n=\"71\">nonsense</symptom>, besides almost continual\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"34\">hectic heats</symptom>, and <symptom n=\"127\">swellings of my flesh, <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart> especially, rheumatic\r\n            <lb />pains, in my <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"29\">hip</bodypart>, and at present across <bodypart n=\"18\">one of my thighs</bodypart></symptom>,\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">sweetings in bed</symptom> in the latter part of the night; <symptom n=\"79\">stitches</symptom> &amp;c,\r\n            <lb />all which, (loth to be always plauging you) Mr Pringle of Belford,\r\n            <lb />has laboured this quarter of a year to rid me of, by <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> for\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"79\">stitches</symptom>, <treatment n=\"4\">blistering twice</treatment> for the <symptom n=\"127\">pains in the side</symptom>, when violent,\r\n            <lb />by a number of powders of <ingredient n=\"91\">nitre</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"382\">vermilion</ingredient>; and after all I\r\n            <lb />applied to your prescription and <treatment n=\"9\">pukes</treatment> above mentioned, but\r\n            <lb />still the <symptom n=\"34\">heats</symptom>, and all these <symptom n=\"56\">doubts</symptom>, &amp; <symptom n=\"71\">wanderings of the mind</symptom> seem\r\n            <lb />to rage as much as ever; tho, the <symptom n=\"127\">pains</symptom> are mostly abated;\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Most of these complaints I know were <del><illegible l=\"3\" /></del> raised by grief for the loss of my\r\n            <lb />wife, who died in the beginning of <choice><abbr>Aug<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice>; If you can do me any service\r\n            <lb />it will be the greatest charity, for I am now so pestered with this disorder,\r\n            <lb />and yet not often sick; that it is certainly worse than death, thus to live in this\r\n            <lb />way; and if I find no relief from <del><illegible l=\"3\" /></del> what you shall please order, must\r\n            <lb />refer my case to God Almighty, being satisfied that if you can do me no good,\r\n            <lb />no mortal upon earth can; I am with the greatest regard, Dear Doctor\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />your obliged, humble\r\n                <lb />Servant </salute><signed>H: Elliott</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />Fowberry near Bambro,\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 11. 1778\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />Elliot of Fowberry\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 1778.\r\n            <lb />9. p.94.\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1598, 2, '2013-09-03 14:04:48', 215),
(2383, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c2608\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:2608] From: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Mr William McDowall (Macdowall, McDoual, McDowal, McDouall) (Patient), Miss Aitken (Patient), Mr Wellwood Johnstone Maxwell (of Barncleugh) (Patient) / 26 April 1785 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Stephen Hall</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Lauren McClelland</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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His\r\n            <lb />Mother died <condition n=\"12\">consumptive</condition>, and his two elder, and only, Brothers, were\r\n            <lb />carried off in what have been vulgarly termed <condition n=\"12\"><u>deep</u> consumptions</condition>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This gentleman himself, tho always reckoned to be of a delicate\r\n            <lb />constitution, has had no great threatenings of any <bodypart n=\"43\"><u>pulmonary</u>\r\n            <lb />disorder</bodypart>. He passed two or three years, I believe, -- in the East InÂ¬\r\n            <lb />dies when about the age <add place=\"above\">of 25</add> and bore that climate well, tho he sufÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fered a good deal from the <symptom n=\"62\">inflammatory affection of the <bodypart n=\"44\">Liver</bodypart></symptom>\r\n            <lb />occurring frequently in India; but it was attended with no bad\r\n            <lb />consequences. --- About ten years ago, soon after his marriage\r\n            <lb />I remember he spoke to me about a <symptom n=\"4\"><u>cough</u></symptom>, or some other ComÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plaints of his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>, which however were but slight and transiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ent; and, upon the whole he has been liable to no complaints of\r\n            <lb />that kind but what any body, from cold, might be liable to. M<sup>r</sup> MaxÂ¬\r\n            <lb />well, tho not like a <u>strong</u> man, has by no means an unhealthy\r\n            <lb />appearance; -- and, for these ten years past he has been of <u>a full\r\n            <lb />enough</u> habit, that is no way thin at any time. -- Two of his\r\n            <lb />children who are alive, are for their time of life, sufficiently\r\n            <lb />hale &amp; thriving. --- With all this however, circumstances denoting\r\n            <lb />considerable delicacy, and relaxation, have at times occurred wi<supplied>th</supplied>\r\n            <lb />him. -- When about sixteen he became subject to a degree of th<supplied>e</supplied>\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"84\"><u>Prolapsus <bodypart n=\"53\">ani</bodypart></u></condition>, which has never left him; and, when connected\r\n            <lb />with <u>present</u> circumstances, distresses him a good deal, - He has been\r\n            <lb />liable to the <condition n=\"38\">Piles</condition>, or at least to a <symptom n=\"46\">considerable discharge of\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart></symptom> from some parts of the <bodypart n=\"53\">rectum</bodypart>, for several years past; and\r\n            <lb />particularly last year. -- Another circumstance to be mentioned is\r\n            <lb />that, above two years ago, he was seized with a <symptom n=\"117\"><u>Sore throat</u></symptom>, which\r\n            <lb />in two or three days, became very evidently a <condition n=\"148\"><u>putrid</u></condition> one, by which\r\n            <lb />a good part of the <bodypart n=\"2\">velum pendulum palate</bodypart> was destroyed, (tho\'\r\n            <lb />in a little time the deficiency was pretty well supplied) and the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"130\">uvula</bodypart> had almost dropt of. Since that time till now he has\r\n            <lb />enjoyed very good health, and has lived very regularly. He\r\n            <lb />always <u>eats</u> heartily; &amp;, before the attack of the <symptom n=\"69\">Angina</symptom>, <u>sometimes</u>\r\n            <lb />exceeded in drinking; tho he never failed to suffer a good deal\r\n            <lb />in his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, two or three days after, for so doing.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Now to come to his <u>present</u> state, he was seized five or six weeks\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />ago with what was called a <condition n=\"119\"><u>bilious</u> disorder</condition>, attended with more or less\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> and <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment>, which readily gave way to some <ingredient n=\"33\">Antimonials</ingredient> or\r\n            <lb />other <action n=\"14\">emetics</action>; and the state of his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> was such that a <treatment n=\"1\">small quanÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tity of blood was drawn</treatment>. After this he seemed to be quite well again.\r\n            <lb />But, about a fortnight ago, he was seized anew with the uneasiness\r\n            <lb />in his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>, producing <symptom n=\"3\">frequent retchings</symptom>, sometimes\r\n            <lb />very severe, a degree of <symptom n=\"31\">diarrhÅ“a</symptom> at times, tho\' the stools were seldom\r\n            <lb />copious, or very frequent; -- and sometimes a very disagreeable <condition n=\"61\">tenÂ¬\r\n            <lb />esmus</condition>, with a sense of <symptom n=\"139\">tenderness</symptom> or <symptom n=\"114\">soreness</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"53\">rectum</bodypart>. 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willing\r\n            <lb />to see how M<sup>rs</sup> Cokayne was disposed at her usual Times; it is\r\n            <lb />now two Periods Past since I had the honor of writing to you\r\n            <lb />and we have Administred the usual medicines Viz the <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloet.\r\n            <lb />Pill</ingredient> -- the <treatment n=\"6\">Enemas</treatment> -- &amp; the <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> -- her first Attacks are\r\n            <lb />yet Violent but not so bad as usual -- we get no Relief till\r\n            <lb />we administer the <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> &amp; <treatment n=\"6\">Glyster</treatment> &amp; then when once Relief\r\n            <lb />is procur\'d which is generally in two or 3 hours -- She suffers\r\n            <lb />no more Pains of any Consequences during that Period -- but\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> S give me leave to say I fear the <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient> will if long Continued\r\n            <lb />be productive of no very good Consequences -- for at present altho\r\n            <lb />she does not Suffer much Pain she is Render\'d Extremely <symptom n=\"23\">weak and\r\n            <lb />Low</symptom> for 4 or 5 days afterwards much more so than usual and\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"122\">Complains of a Universal Want or Hollowness in her Inward Parts</symptom>\r\n            <lb />we have not fail\'d to give her Every nourishing thing we could think\r\n            <lb />of and for this week last past, she has been persuaded to Ride a\r\n            <lb />few Miles Every day on Horseback, should be glad to know if you\r\n            <lb />approve of that Exercise for her -- she says -- she finds herself\r\n            <lb />considerably Stronger since &amp; her Pain of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> which\r\n            \r\n       <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />used to be almost Continual, has much abated -- -- I have this to Observe\r\n            <lb />that when the menstrual Discharge is flowing, she is much afflicted with\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"61\">Nausea\'s</symptom> Violent Pain in the <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> and indeed often when\r\n            <lb />free from that Matter, she has Violent <symptom n=\"61\">Nausea\'s</symptom> --- It gives me much\r\n            <lb />Pain to trouble you so often Knowing how much trouble I give You without\r\n            <lb />any Recompence ----- I made bold to send you a few Birds by the\r\n            <lb />Diligence on the second day of the Season, which I hope <choice><abbr>arr<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>arrived</expan></choice> in good Condition\r\n            <lb />and hope soon to be able to send a brace or two more, our weather has not\r\n            <lb />been very good lately or should not have been so negligent I beg You will\r\n            <lb />Make no Apologies It is the only way I can at present make any Return\r\n            <lb />for the many Obligations I am under to you M<sup>rs</sup> C presents her best\r\n            <lb />wishes for your Health &amp; long life and Accept the same from\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Your <choice><abbr>obl<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>obliged</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Hum<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>Humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />W Cokayne ---\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />this last Period A Considerable Quantity of Fibruous Coagulum\r\n            <lb />appear\'d which has made her very Uneasy\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Cokayne <choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Cokayne\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1779\r\n            <lb />X. p.110.\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1741, 2, '2013-09-02 15:37:26', 35),
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I consider the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> and\r\n            <lb />pain of her <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart> as entirely Nervous and\r\n            <lb />no ways <condition n=\"1\">Pthisical</condition> and the other pains\r\n            <lb />which at times appear in different parts\r\n            <lb />of her body I consider as of the same nature\r\n            <lb />but not without suspicion of something\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"15\">Rheumatic</condition> joined with them. The pains\r\n            <lb />that sometimes affect her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> are indeed\r\n            <lb />separate from both but they are still mark\r\n            <lb />of a <condition n=\"21\">Nervous <symptom n=\"48\">Dyspeptic</symptom></condition> ailment that\r\n            <lb />She has been long liable to In short not\r\n            <lb />only the state of Symptoms shows the disease\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />to be chiefly of the <symptom n=\"57\">Spasmodic</symptom> kind but their\r\n            <lb />being so often relieved by <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> puts it out\r\n            <lb />of all doubt that they are not of an <symptom n=\"62\">inflamÂ¬\r\n            <lb />matory nature.</symptom>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />In this view I say you must continue\r\n            <lb />to give relief by <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> as often as the severity\r\n            <lb />of pain requires it. taking care however\r\n            <lb />by proper <action n=\"21\">laxatives</action> to prevent <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />from taking place to any great degree.\r\n            <lb />It is possible that the use of the <ingredient n=\"14\">opiates</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />might be often saved by employing <ingredient n=\"67\">Ether</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />if you are provided with it of a good quaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lity and know the proper administration\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />These are the means of relieving\r\n            <lb />present distress but it is much to be\r\n            <lb />wished that means could be found for\r\n            <lb />preventing the frequent returns of the\r\n            <lb />Complaint. 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I expect therefore that\r\n            <lb />the more constant practice might even\r\n            <lb />prevent the returns of her pain and <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and I think it is possible that the more\r\n            <lb />easy and less expensive practice of Riding\r\n            <lb />on horseback might answer the purpose.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />With respect to Cold Bathing if She\r\n            <lb />can bear it with safety I am well satisÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fied that it would be of great Service to\r\n        \r\n            \r\n       <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />her <bodypart n=\"47\">nerves</bodypart> but considering the afflux of\r\n            <lb />Phlegm which often seems to be made to\r\n            <lb />her <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart>, the Cold Bathing may appear\r\n            <lb />as somewhat ambiguous remedy and\r\n            <lb />at least it certainly requires to be attempÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ted with some caution. I am clear that\r\n            <lb />her plunging at once into the Sea would\r\n            <lb />be dangerous, but if She will begin with\r\n            <lb />the tempered water, such as, a mixture\r\n            <lb />of four parts of Spring water with one\r\n            <lb />part of boiling water, either employed\r\n            <lb />in a Shower bath or by washing all\r\n            <lb />over her body, it may be tried with safety.\r\n            <lb />I beg that she may always work exactly\r\n            <lb />by measure and if at first She employs\r\n            <lb />two Gallons of Spring water immediately\r\n            <lb />when up from the Spring, and half a\r\n            <lb />gallon of quite boiling water and bathe\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />or wash with this every morning She\r\n            <lb />may every Second day keep back half a\r\n            <lb />pint of the boiling water, She may come in\r\n            <lb />the course of a fortnight to use the water\r\n            <lb />quite cold as it comes from the Spring\r\n            <lb />and if it shall be found to agree with\r\n            <lb />her She may afterwards bathe in the\r\n            <lb />Sea. In this manner She may make a\r\n            <lb />trial safely and if it should not agree\r\n            <lb />with her, She will have warning of the\r\n            <lb />danger before it is urged too far.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I find that M<sup>rs.</sup> Cockayne has been\r\n            <lb />sometimes relieved by <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment> and I once\r\n            <lb />thought of advising her of having an <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment>\r\n            <lb />of one kind or other constantly employed\r\n            <lb />but upon reflexion I cannot promise so\r\n            <lb />much benefit from it as would comÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pensate the trouble and pain she might\r\n      \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />have from it. I therefore do not advise <treatment n=\"11\">any\r\n            <lb />issue</treatment>, but have no objection to her applying\r\n            <lb />a fresh <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> as often as violent and\r\n            <lb />obstinate pain may seem to require it.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n          \r\n            <lb />I have thus offered the best advice\r\n            <lb />I can to M<sup>rs.</sup> Cockayne but it is possible\r\n            <lb />that either you or She may think I\r\n            <lb />have not attended to the variety of her\r\n            <lb />particular complaints, but if you do I\r\n            <lb />think you are mistaken for I am persuaded\r\n            <lb />they all proceed from one general cause\r\n            <lb />and the Cure must proceed upon general plan.\r\n            <lb />I believe that few medicines can be of service to her\r\n            <lb />but I have ordered on other page one that I hope\r\n            <lb />may be of service both to her <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart> and to the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"34\">Uterine</bodypart> complaints She was formerly liable\r\n            <lb />to and is not yet entirely free from them.\r\n          \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />When you think I can be of further use\r\n            <lb />to M<sup>rs.</sup> Cockayne let me know and you may\r\n            <lb />depend upon a punctual return from Dear\r\n            <lb />Sir your most Obedient Servant\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 13<sup>th.</sup> June 1785\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        </div>\r\n<div>\r\n        <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n        \r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Cockayne</head>\r\n            \r\n       \r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"121\">Extract. glycyrrhiz.</ingredient> Ê’iij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"69\">Myrrh opt.</ingredient> Ê’j\r\n                    <lb />Extracto in frustula conciso affunde aquÃ¦\r\n                    <lb />ferventis q. s. ut mollescat et in pulpam\r\n                    <lb />contundatur cui adde <ingredient n=\"69\">Myrrham</ingredient> prius\r\n                    <lb />in pulverem tenuem tritam et cum aq. ferv.\r\n                    <lb />q. s. f<sup>.t</sup> massa dividenda in pil. sing. gr. 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I should have observed above that M<sup>rs.</sup>\r\n                <lb />Cockaynes Complaints so far as they are <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatic</condition>\r\n                <lb />will be cured by the Summer Season and Exercise.\r\n            \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I should have observed also that I dont doubt but\r\n                <lb />her Complaints might be better for a Sea Voyage but I\r\n                <lb />expect as much benefit from the Assiduous employment\r\n                <lb />of Exercise upon land.\r\n                \r\n            </p>    \r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 5074, 2, '2013-09-04 13:01:31', 70),
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Her disease is violent and\r\n            <lb />obstinate. It seems as if the Cold bathing even in\r\n            <lb />the mild state you employ it has done harm\r\n            <lb />and at present I cannot insist upon its use\r\n            <lb />You have certainly done right in applying\r\n            <lb />the <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> and I hope it shall as usual\r\n            <lb />give relief, but I am much afraid it may\r\n            <lb />not last long and some other measures must\r\n            <lb />be employed. It appears also that she does\r\n            <lb />not bear Riding on horseback, but I am\r\n            <lb />much persuaded that Air and Exercise are\r\n            <lb />proper and therefore would advise going\r\n            <lb />in a Chaise and that to the length She\r\n            <lb />formerly found useful. I expect the <ingredient n=\"67\">Ether</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />will be of Service to her and the method\r\n            <lb />of administering it which I have found\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />the most proper <add place=\"above\">is the following</add> Take a Phial fit to contain an\r\n            <lb />Ounce and half or a little more, fill it to two\r\n            <lb />thirds with water, then add a tea spoonful\r\n            <lb />perhaps two of your good <ingredient n=\"67\">Ether</ingredient>. Stop it immeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />diately with a good Cork and turn the Phial\r\n            <lb />upside down and let it stand in that situation\r\n            <lb />resting upon the Cork till you shall find\r\n            <lb />proper to use it. 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<bodypart n=\"37\">Bowells</bodypart> Rather Increasing -- as she is\r\n            <lb />naturally <symptom n=\"24\">Costive</symptom> I had made her up A Box of Pills to take Every\r\n            <lb />Morning <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"169\">Extract Gentian</ingredient> -- <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"85\">ginger</ingredient> -- a very great\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"78\">Itching</symptom> about the <bodypart n=\"53\"><choice><abbr>Fundam<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Fundament</expan></choice></bodypart> gave us a Strong Suspicion of\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"39\">Worms</condition> and upon Examining the Stools - we saw some of the\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"39\">Ascarides kind</condition> -- this is about A Week ago -- and she has been\r\n            <lb />better these last 7 days than she has been these 2 Years ---\r\n            <lb />Every Stool has <condition n=\"39\">Worms</condition> in it -- One this Morning Appeard\r\n            <lb />Almost Alive -- I submit <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> Respect to Your better <choice><abbr>Judgem<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Judgement</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />but am Inclin\'d to think Every Symptom she has been afflected\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> may be brought on by Numbers of these <condition n=\"39\">Irritating &amp; destructive\r\n            <lb />Animals</condition>, I can safely say I have seen Many People much\r\n            <lb />Worse than Ever M<sup>rs</sup> C. has been -- Entirely from <condition n=\"39\">Worms</condition>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />We have Continued the <ingredient n=\"35\">Pills</ingredient> -- and Wish for Your Approbation\r\n            <lb />&amp; Advice in pursuing <action n=\"45\">A Course of Anthelmicks</action> that is, if\r\n            <lb />Your Opinion Coincides -- &amp; as during Your long &amp; Immense\r\n            <lb />Practice Many Such Cases must have Occurrd -- if it is not too\r\n            <lb />much trouble shoud Esteem it as A particular favor -- if You\r\n            <lb />would hint What form of Medecine You think most EfficaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cious in Such Complaints -- Considering her Natural Constitution\r\n            <lb />and Other Complaints <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> which You are perfectly Acquainted\r\n            <lb />It gives me much Pain to trouble You so often - knowing how\r\n            <lb />very Busy You Always are but I trust in Your goodness for an\r\n            <lb />Excuse &amp; beg Leave to Subscribe Myself\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Your Obliged &amp; Respectfull\r\n                <lb />Servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />W<sup>m</sup> Cokayne\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs.</sup> Cokayne\r\n            <lb />July 1786\r\n            <lb />V. 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But however this may be\r\n            <lb />as the <condition n=\"39\">Ascarides</condition> appear I think it very proper\r\n            <lb />to put them away, and for that purpose I give\r\n            <lb />you a prescription on other page, which hardly\r\n            <lb />ever fails to do it. I hardly ever think of giving\r\n            <lb />medicines by the mouth for destroying <condition n=\"39\">Ascarides</condition>\r\n            <lb />and I find the method by <treatment n=\"6\">glyster</treatment> more certain\r\n            <lb />and easy. 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Hispan.</ingredient> â„¥fs\r\n                    <lb />â„³. Pro enemate vespere injiciendo\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take one drachm each of <ingredient n=\"73\">rue Leaves</ingredient>\r\n                    and <ingredient n=\"255\">Sage Leaves</ingredient>.  \r\n                    Cook in a quantity of water from one pound to ten ounces, and add to the strained liquid \r\n                    two ounces of <ingredient n=\"272\">the best olive oil</ingredient> and \r\n                    half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"222\">Spanish Sea-salt</ingredient>. \r\n                    Mix. 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Pray\r\n            <lb />has that ointment you spoke of provd\r\n            <lb />effectuall, it it has I beg you woud\r\n            <lb />procure some of it for her or if\r\n            <lb />you think any alteration in her\r\n            <lb />bathing or otherways shoud be made\r\n            <lb />write her or if you have no prospect\r\n            <lb />of being in that Countrey soon &amp; woud\r\n            <lb />wish to see her write M<sup><u>rs</u></sup> M<sup>c</sup>laws\r\n            <lb />&amp; they will come to Town to you\r\n            <lb />their Lodgeing proved Smokey so they\r\n            <lb />are now at M<sup>r.</sup> Ja<sup>s.</sup> Vitche\'s Newbiggen\r\n            <lb />I intend seeing you in the Spring &amp; am\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute><choice><abbr>D<sup>r.</sup> S<sup><u>r</u></sup></abbr><expan>Dear Sir</expan></choice> Your Most <choice><abbr>hu<sup>bl.</sup> Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>humble Servant</expan></choice></salute> <signed>Rob<sup>t.</sup> Neilson</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Neilson- Paisley\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Q</abbr><expan>Query</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />His daughter.\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb.</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1779\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1619, 2, '2013-10-04 11:18:40', 149),
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Label: Composing Mixture, a tablespoonful three or four times\r\n                in the Course of twenty four hours.\r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Nothing more necessary for Miss M. than the taking \r\n            <lb/>of some solid food &amp; she should attempt it at dinner\r\n            <lb/>time every day.- A bit of any thing she likes best, but\r\n            <lb/>the lighter the better as Chicken fowl lamb. Tripe\r\n            <lb/>Sweatbread -- <symptom n=\"8\">When her appetite is very bad</symptom> let her\r\n            <lb/>she must supply the want of solid food by a little\r\n            <lb/>Strong broth Calves feet Jelly, or <del>Sago</del> Sago or Panada\r\n            <lb/>with either of these last she may always haue a \r\n            <lb/>little Sherry -- Ordinary drink Wine and Water\r\n            <lb/>and Sherry the best wine for this\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>When she can take a little solid food, she may\r\n            <lb/>take a little plain wine after it and even at other \r\n            <lb/>times when she is <symptom n=\"45\">low and faintish</symptom> she may have\r\n            <lb/>a little wine, but this always as seldom as possible\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>June 22. 1779.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4464, 2, '2013-11-04 15:02:54', 60),
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Berwick</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Such ailments in delicate constitutions, difficult &amp; tedious.\r\n            <lb/>In such a <symptom n=\"23\">weak constitution</symptom> &amp; after so long an ailment I\r\n            <lb/>agree with you in thinking that <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> can hardly be used,\r\n            <lb/>yet in much pain with <symptom n=\"15\">full &amp; frequent pulse</symptom> it might in\r\n            <lb/>some degree be admitted. Our measures in the mean time\r\n            <lb/>must be to avoid invitation and to employ <action n=\"29\">Tonics</action>. Towards\r\n            <lb/>the first, keeping her body cool &amp; horizontal is very proper.\r\n            <lb/>She must not walk but in the gentlest manner. A little\r\n            <lb/>exercise in a Carriage when her Strength &amp; the weather will \r\n            <lb/>allow, may be of service - <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> as a great IrritaÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tion in such cases must be guarded against tho I doubt\r\n            <lb/>if any Pill can be well suited to it. An <ingredient n=\"3\">aloetic</ingredient> is certainly \r\n            <lb/>improper. I would have you try <ingredient n=\"152\">Prunes</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"34\">Sulphur</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"45\">Tartar</ingredient>,\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"95\">Glauber\'s Salt</ingredient>, or <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor oil</ingredient>. You say her Diet has been \r\n            <lb/><action n=\"31\">strengthening</action> and <add place=\"above\">at the same time</add> <action n=\"25\">refrigerant</action> but I am at a loss to know\r\n            <lb/>how you can combine them. All nourishing things tho\r\n            <lb/>easy of digestion are somewhat irritating. Avoid aniÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>mal food there fore &amp; employ milk &amp; <ingredient n=\"255\">farinacea</ingredient>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In <bodypart n=\"34\"><symptom n=\"46\">uterine discharge</symptom></bodypart> it is common to avoid milk but\r\n            <lb/>I think without foundation. I recommend to her asses \r\n            <lb/>milk every morning: and even cow milk if diluted with\r\n            <lb/>an equal part of thin water gruel &amp; well sweetened with\r\n            <lb/>sugar, &amp; taken with bread, rice &amp;cc may digest very well.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>To <action n=\"31\">strengthen</action> you have employed very proper medicines\r\n            <lb/>but as they have not succeeded we must try other measures.\r\n            <lb/>I know nothing more proper than Cold bathing. I would \r\n            <lb/>begin with cold washing, sitting her quite naked in a \r\n            <lb/>tub &amp; washing her all over with a large Sponge. Begin \r\n            <lb/>with one part boiling to three parts cold water taken\r\n            <lb/>from a well &amp; from the same well every morning. This \r\n            <lb/>will be very mild and what a very <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom> person may \r\n  <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>bear; but it must be gradually made cooler by withÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>drawing every second day a small part of the boiling\r\n            <lb/>water &amp; thus bring her to bear it quite cold. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>For other <action n=\"29\">Tonics</action>, I would intermit <ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient> for some\r\n            <lb/>time and give her in its place the following.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"12\">Rubig. chalyb.</ingredient> pp<sup>t</sup> gr. ij <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam.</ingredient> pulv. gr. iij\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacch. alb. puriss</ingredient> gr. X â„³. f. Pulv. et f.hm: doses \r\n                <lb/>No. 28. S, one to be taken twice a day in a little curÂ¬\r\n                <lb/>rant jelly, washing it down with a glass of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"6\">Hartfell\r\n                <lb/>Spa water</ingredient>, <del>which if</del>\r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take two <unclear>grains</unclear> of <ingredient n=\"12\">Red chalybeate</ingredient> preparation, three grains of powdered <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient>\r\n                and ten grains of <ingredient n=\"50\">pure white Sugar</ingredient>. Mix to make a Powder and so make 28 doses. Label, one to be taken twice a day in a little currant jelly,\r\n                washing it down with a glass of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"6\">Hartfell Spa water</ingredient>, <del>which if</del>\r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup> 6. 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There is little ground for\r\n            <lb />such suspicion and the pain having gone across\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">the belly</bodypart> to the <bodypart n=\"73\">left Side</bodypart> having even\r\n            <lb />appeared in the <bodypart n=\"64\">lower part of the belly</bodypart> we\r\n            <lb />are led to think that the disease consists in\r\n            <lb />an obstruction in some of the <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> there. It\r\n            <lb />appears from the medicines employed that the\r\n            <lb />Case has been suspected to depend upon <condition n=\"39\">Worms</condition>\r\n            <lb />but there is nothing in the account of the\r\n            <lb />Case that can lead us to be of the same opinion\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p> \r\n            <lb />With respect to <illegible w=\"5\" />\r\n            <lb />and <treatment n=\"4\">Blistering</treatment> were both repeatedly employed and\r\n            <lb />we are very clear that a <treatment n=\"11\">perpetual Issue</treatment> shoud\r\n            <lb />be made upon the place of the original pain on\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"73\">right side</bodypart>. We would wish to have had a\r\n            <lb />more particular account of the <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> and its\r\n            <lb />state at different times but taking it for\r\n            <lb />granted that it is quite natural and good we\r\n            <lb />do not think there is room for any more\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment>. We cannot disapprove of the use of small\r\n            <lb />doses of <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient> and if they did give relief as\r\n            <lb />they seem to have done to the pains of the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />we should have no objection to give two grains\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient> at bed time and a dose of <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />next morning and if the young Lady bears\r\n            <lb />this easily <add place=\"above\">and it <illegible w=\"1\" /> any relief</add> we would repeat it two or three\r\n            <lb />times after intervals of two or three days.\r\n            <lb />We\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />We judge <illegible w=\"6\" />\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> and therefore if the <illegible w=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb />should appear <unclear>we would</unclear> have no objection to the\r\n            <lb />repetition of the <unclear><ingredient n=\"7\" t=\"1\"><choice><abbr>Tin. Calom.</abbr><expan>Tincture of Calomel</expan></choice></ingredient></unclear> but must at the same time\r\n            <lb />Say that we consider it in the present Course\r\n            <lb />as of very little Significance. After what grounds\r\n            <lb />the Directions <subst><del><illegible w=\"2\" /></del><add place=\"above\"><illegible w=\"2\" /></add></subst> is employed in this\r\n            <lb />Case we do not understand and think it would\r\n            <lb />be better to let it alone.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Besides the trial of the <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />mentioned above the only medicine we have to proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pose is the <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient>. If the <ingredient n=\"391\">Rochelle\r\n            <lb />Salt</ingredient> is at hand that is the <ingredient n=\"125\">soluble tartar</ingredient> we\r\n            <lb />would wish to employ but if it is not at hand\r\n            <lb />as it is not yet common in the Country we would\r\n            <lb />employ the <ingredient n=\"125\">common Soluble tartar</ingredient> in such\r\n            <lb />a formula as <subst><del>here inclosed</del><add place=\"above\">on other page</add></subst>. This Solution\r\n            <lb />is not intended to <action n=\"24\">purge</action> and only to keep the\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular and if at times rather <illegible w=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />than this tho a <illegible w=\"5\" />\r\n            <lb />It is to be taken every <unclear>morning</unclear> except on\r\n            <lb />those mornings in which <illegible w=\"1\" /> <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> after\r\n            <lb />the dose of the <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient> is taken.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Besides this remedy we have to desire\r\n            <lb />that the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> be <treatment n=\"39\">rubbed all over</treatment> but very gently\r\n            <lb />every night and morning <add place=\"above\">with a piece of <illegible w=\"1\" /> flannel</add> and as often as the\r\n            <lb />weather will tolerably allow that the Young\r\n            <lb />Lady be carried abroad in a Carriage for one two\r\n            <lb />or three hours as She easily bears it in the\r\n            <lb />forenoon.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />We are rather Surprised to find nothing said\r\n            <lb />about the Young Lady\'s diet and about what She\r\n            <lb />can either take or bear and therefore we are at\r\n            <lb />some loss to prescribe and can only say that it\r\n            <lb />should be neither heavy nor full but at the same\r\n            <lb />time See no reason for its being made very low.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />If\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />If <illegible w=\"8\" />\r\n            <lb />it might be <illegible w=\"8\" />\r\n            <lb />perhaps <unclear>by</unclear> <illegible w=\"1\" /> grains <illegible w=\"2\" /> and\r\n            <lb />if She bears this <illegible w=\"1\" /> and  <illegible w=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />if her appetite it may be <illegible w=\"1\" /> afterwards\r\n            <lb />as occasion may seem to require.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 5<sup>th.</sup> April\r\n                <lb /><u>1785</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />If any Letters hereafter are Sent to us we\r\n            <lb />beg that Prescriptions be written more clearly\r\n            <lb />and accurately than that of the <illegible w=\"1\" /> which <unclear>R</unclear> either\r\n            <lb />/of us can clearly understand <illegible w=\"2\" /> at the\r\n            <lb />bottom of the present Case.\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n        \r\n        <head>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"3\" /> Ross\r\n            \r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb /><illegible w=\"6\"/>\r\n                    <lb /><illegible w=\"6\"/>\r\n                    <lb /><illegible w=\"6\"/>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"222\">Sal Marin Hisp</ingredient> <illegible w=\"2\" />\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. Cinnam</ingredient> - Simp. <illegible w=\"1\" /> ij\r\n                    <lb />------ <ingredient n=\"169\">gent</ingredient> <illegible w=\"1\" /> IV\r\n                    <lb />Solve et per chartam cola\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <action n=\"33\">Aperient Solution</action> a table Spoonful\r\n                    <lb />to be taken in a gill of Spring water at\r\n                    <lb />two drafts in the morning\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    <illegible w=\"6\" /> \r\n                    <illegible w=\"6\" /> \r\n                    <illegible w=\"6\" /> \r\n                    <ingredient n=\"222\">Spanish Sea-Salt</ingredient> two <illegible w=\"1\" /> \r\n                    <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon water Simp.</ingredient> and four <illegible w=\"3\" /> \r\n                    ------ <ingredient n=\"169\">Gentian</ingredient> \r\n                    Dissolve and strain using a paper. \r\n                    Label as <action n=\"33\">Aperient Solution</action>; a tablespoon \r\n                    to be taken in a gill of spring water at \r\n                    two drafts in the morning.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />5<sup>th.</sup> April\r\n                <lb />1785\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 5023, 11, '2015-04-10 10:50:18', 224),
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has <add place=\"above\">had</add> her children very fast == she has lately had\r\n            <lb/>a <condition n=\"11\">miscarriage</condition> == &amp; from the sixth week of her\r\n            <lb/><condition n=\"7\">pregnancy</condition>, to the fifteenth, the time of her <condition n=\"11\">misÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>carriage</condition>, she had a continual <symptom n=\"65\"><symptom n=\"46\">bloody discharge</symptom></symptom>\r\n            <lb/>== since that time to the present, about eight\r\n            <lb/>weeks, the <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> has continued, more or less\r\n            <lb/><u>violent</u> == She has no particular pain with it, &amp; <symptom n=\"23\">does\r\n            <lb/>not seem to be much weakened</symptom> by it, &amp; her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse\r\n            <lb/>being rather fuller than in health</symptom> == Her apÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>petite is good = she is naturally <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom>, for \r\n            <lb/>which she is obliged to take now and then an <action n=\"33\">aperient\r\n            <lb/>Pill</action> = she has taken <ingredient n=\"1\"><choice><abbr>Cort: peruv:</abbr><expan>Cortex Peruvian</expan></choice></ingredient> in Electuary\r\n            <lb/>&amp; 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On the whole, The Young Lady is now\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />considerably better and moredately recovering both flesh &amp;\r\n            <lb />Spirits, Out in A Carriage almost dayly, <symptom n=\"8\">Her Apetite not being\r\n            <lb />good</symptom>, though better, She is indulg\'d in any light thing She\r\n            <lb />fancys &amp; Allow\'d A litle wine after dinner. The <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> now\r\n            <lb />naturaly easie. Sir John having some Goats near his\r\n            <lb />house Miss Ross is useing some of their whey which seems\r\n            <lb />to agree well with her. I shall carefully Attend to any\r\n            <lb />farther directions You see necessarie, &amp; am with Sincere\r\n            <lb />regard\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most Oblig\'d &amp; <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><u>Jhn: M<sup>c</sup> Farq.<sup>r</sup></u>\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />P.S. Your patient Miss Baillie is returnd to her\r\n            <lb />fathers in my Neghborhoad, A great deal better &amp;\r\n            <lb />recovering A pace\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen, Phisician --\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />M.<sup>r.</sup> M<sup>c.</sup> Farquhar\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> Miss H. Ross\r\n                <lb />V. XVII. p.100\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 2617, 13, '2015-03-16 12:17:10', 72),
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The nature of the ailment is not quite clear\r\n            <lb/>but I take it to be of <condition n=\"52\">Psora</condition> kind. It has been relieved\r\n            <lb/>by some <ingredient n=\"34\">Brimstone applications</ingredient> and I would have\r\n            <lb/>a trial mode of some <ingredient n=\"34\">sulphureous</ingredient> remedies and on that\r\n            <lb/>plan I have prescribed on the other page. Let the ointment\r\n            <lb/>to the bigness of a nutmeg be anointed on each <bodypart n=\"15\">hand</bodypart> &amp;\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"14\">wrist</bodypart> at bedtime and no where else. Let this be done \r\n            <lb/>for three or four nights Successively and then cease anoinÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ting the <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart> but let the same quantity of ointment \r\n            <lb/>be <treatment n=\"39\">rubbed</treatment> for 3 or 4. nights on the <bodypart n=\"23\">ankles</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart>. In\r\n            <lb/>the morning the greasy parts are to be sprinkled with fine \r\n            <lb/>oatmeal and washed with lukewarm water. After this has\r\n            <lb/>been practised for some days you are to observe if the \r\n     <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"30\">pustules</symptom> which may happen for the time to be on the \r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> are deadened  and disappear or if any new\r\n            <lb/>ones at the Same time come on. If the ones present \r\n            <lb/>go and no new ones come on you may depend on our ointÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ments making a cure and you may extend the application \r\n            <lb/>up both <bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> but if the contrary happens I\r\n            <lb/>shall doubt of our Success. At any rate about ten or twelve\r\n            <lb/>days after you have begun I should be glad to know what\r\n            <lb/>you are doing. While the external application is going \r\n            <lb/>on let her once a week be put into  a tepid bath for a quarter\r\n            <lb/>of an hour and while She is in it let her <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart> all over be\r\n            <lb/>gently <treatment n=\"39\">rubbed</treatment> with her own or another persons <bodypart n=\"15\">hand</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>While she is going on with this course let her take \r\n            <lb/>every night &amp; morning a dose of the <action n=\"33\">aperient powders</action> mixed\r\n            <lb/>with a little currant Jelly. These I expect will keep her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>open. I hope M<sup>r</sup> <choice><abbr>W<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>William</expan></choice> Forster goes on well. I am always\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Dear Sir Your most obedient <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 30<sup>th</sup> August\r\n                <lb/>1782\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <head>For Miss Forster</head>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"36\">Cinnabar</ingredient> factit Ê’jÅ¿s\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"34\">flor. Sulphur.</ingredient> â„¥jÅ¿s \r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"209\">Axung. porcin.</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"272\">Ol. Olivar.</ingredient> opt. q.s.ut f. Linimentum cui\r\n                <lb/>adde <ingredient n=\"247\">Essent. limon.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"123\">Ol. Still. lavend.</ingredient> @g<sup>tt</sup> X.\r\n                <lb/>Signa Specific Liniment\r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take a drachm and a half of manufactured <ingredient n=\"36\">Cinnabar</ingredient>, an ounce and a half of <ingredient n=\"34\">flowers of Sulphur</ingredient>, \r\n                two ounces of <ingredient n=\"209\">Lard</ingredient> and a sufficient quantity of the best <ingredient n=\"272\">Olive Oil</ingredient> to make a Liniment. To which add ten drops each of \r\n                <ingredient n=\"247\">Essence of lemon</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"123\">lavender Oil</ingredient>. \r\n                Label: Specific Liniment\r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"30\">Aethiop. mineral.</ingredient>\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"34\">flor. Sulphur.</ingredient> @ gr. xv\r\n                <lb/>â„³. f. pulvis et f.h.m. dos. N<sup>o</sup> XXIV\r\n                <lb/>Sig: <action n=\"33\">Aperient Powders</action>\r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take fifteen grains each of <ingredient n=\"30\">Aethiop\'s mineral.</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"34\">flowers of Sulphur</ingredient>. Mix to make a powder\r\n                and so make a dose of twenty four. 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He has\r\n            <lb />been using <action n=\"19\">Pectorals.</action> had a <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> apply\'d on the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart> some weeks ago which is still kept open. His\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">pulse is about 100</symptom> <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> regular. 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You may safely try it and if\r\n            <lb />it does not answer you may let me know\r\n            <lb />and at any rate when you Come this way\r\n            <lb />and call upon me I shall be able to\r\n           \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Settle the matter more exactly. 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Socoter.</ingredient> â„ˆij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"254\">Tartar. vitriol.</ingredient> â„ˆj\r\n                    <lb />Terito simul in pulverem tenuem et adde\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"169\">Extract. gent.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"154\">Gum Ammoniac.</ingredient> @ Ê’fs\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"75\">Mucilag. G. Arab.</ingredient> q. s. ut f<sup>t.</sup> massa\r\n                    <lb />dividenda in pil. 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The <ingredient n=\"114\">Kino</ingredient>, even when taken very moderately, had sensible efÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fects as an <action n=\"5\">astringent</action>. - I was sufficiently mindful of your docÂ¬\r\n            <lb />trine concerning the use, or rather the abuse, of <action n=\"24\">purgatives</action> in\r\n            <lb />such cases, - which experience fully confirms. -- I only once adÂ¬\r\n            <lb />vised for M<sup>r</sup> Maxwell, one of the mildest, to be taken par reprises,\r\n            <lb />at a time when there was reason to apprehend; and he himself\r\n            <lb />strangly apprehended (having been once a medical man) that there\r\n            <lb />was <bodypart n=\"88\">bile</bodypart> stagnating in his <bodypart n=\"69\">intestines</bodypart>. - The natural <symptom n=\"31\">dirrhÅ“a</symptom> too\r\n            <lb />had not then given any particular trouble; nor did it ever inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />crease to any considerable height. - He is now constantly riding\r\n            <lb />and walking out; - and recovering his strength daily; quite\r\n            <lb />free from <symptom n=\"31\">DiarrhÅ“a</symptom>, <condition n=\"38\">piles</condition>, or any troublesome symptom. - I have\r\n            <lb />not failed to peruse, or rather to re-peruse, the Chapter in your\r\n            <lb />last Edition upon <condition n=\"38\">Piles</condition>. Though I find you are very explicit in\r\n            <lb />your observations on that subject, in some of my notes from\r\n            <lb />your clinical Lectures delivered long ago. --- But I trouble\r\n            <lb />you sometimes with saying unnecessary things, and on some ocÂ¬\r\n            <lb />casions, I have apprehended with too much freedom, each with the\r\n            <lb />indulgence you give me.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The principal intention of me writing you to-day is to speak\r\n            <lb />about M<sup>rs</sup> Maxwell of Kirkconnel, whom I have been called to\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Visit twice since you was writ to; - and have seen her six\r\n            <lb />or eight times in the course of the winter, before After the\r\n            <lb />full <del>and</del> advice and opinion from you and Sir S. Thriepland.\r\n            <lb />which has been received, it may seem unnecessary to write\r\n            <lb />you so soon again; but M<sup>rs</sup> Maxwell, when I last saw\r\n            <lb />her, made me promise to write <choice><abbr>immed<sup>ly.</sup></abbr><expan>immediately</expan></choice>; - and just as I was\r\n            <lb />sitting down I have a letter from her son, mentioning some\r\n            <lb /><u>additional circumstances</u>, - tho\' he says his Mother is continuing\r\n            <lb />easier. --- I must observe to you that she has been in\r\n            <lb />such a <symptom n=\"6\">low and complaining way</symptom>, that circumstances of\r\n            <lb />very little moment, give her a good deal of uneasiness. ---\r\n            <lb />Almost all along she has been entirely free from <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>. - She\r\n            <lb />has been complaining almost constantly of pains in one place\r\n            <lb />or another, particularly in the <bodypart n=\"28\">small of her <u>back</u></bodypart>; about her <bodypart n=\"10\"><u>neck</u></bodypart>\r\n            <lb />and <bodypart n=\"1\"><u>head</u></bodypart>; - tho\' she desires me not to omit mentioning that\r\n            <lb /><u>she has no <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom></u>. --- The <symptom n=\"28\">sweatings</symptom>, which at the beginning\r\n            <lb />of her disorder, were sometimes profuse, have of late, and indeed\r\n            <lb />for a considerable time past, been very moderate in comparison,\r\n            <lb />and occurring but seldom. -- <u>My</u> visits in this Case have been but\r\n            <lb />occasional. For the greatest part of the time M<sup>rs</sup> M. has been under\r\n            <lb />the management of her stated Surgeon, or other medical friends,\r\n            <lb />by whom I was frequently receiving messages about her; but inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />deed <add place=\"above\">for the most part</add> I never saw much room from practice; that is for <add place=\"above\">much</add> more than\r\n            <lb />general management, even when I was with her. -- None of her pains\r\n            <lb />were ever so permanent, or so determined, as to make me advise\r\n            <lb />any\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />applications whatever to the parts affected. - The <treatment n=\"23\"><ingredient n=\"60\">mustard</ingredient> poultices</treatment>,\r\n            <lb />once applied, were a measure of her own, when nobody was with\r\n            <lb />her. --- About a month ago, the <condition n=\"37\">Erysipelas</condition> occurred, to a high\r\n            <lb />degree for the time, preceeded for a day or two by a <symptom n=\"21\">good deal of\r\n            <lb />heat</symptom> and <symptom n=\"15\">increased frequently of pulse.</symptom> It went off in a very\r\n            <lb />speedy and favourable manner. - At that time I advised a very\r\n            <lb />moderate dose of an <ingredient n=\"33\">Antimonial</ingredient> once, with the <ingredient n=\"62\">Saline Draughts</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />as a matter of form; and, as she complained then that she\r\n            <lb />had <symptom n=\"24\">wanted stools too long</symptom>, I desired her once to take some\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"391\">Rochelle Salts</ingredient>. -- It was very plain that before this she had\r\n            <lb />been living too fully; tho\' I must observe that she has been\r\n            <lb />very moderate since. -- The appearance of the <condition n=\"37\">Erysipelas</condition> has\r\n            <lb />furnished M<sup>rs</sup> Maxwell with much matter for thought and obÂ¬\r\n            <lb />servation. I was inclined to consider it probably as an acÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cidental occurrence, but she now refers every feeling, and\r\n            <lb />every the slightest appearance on the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> to it, -- and says\r\n            <lb />that from the <symptom n=\"21\">great <u>heat</u></symptom> and <symptom n=\"47\"><u>smarting</u></symptom> <add place=\"above\">in various places</add> (for she complains\r\n            <lb />little of <u>pain</u> at present, except in her <bodypart n=\"59\">loins</bodypart>) - she fully exÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pects that more of it is to appear. -- For eight or ten days\r\n            <lb />past her <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart> has been a little white in the middle\r\n            <lb />which it never was before; but quite moist; and her\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">pulse commonly about 70 or under, some times rising\r\n                <lb />in a <symptom n=\"21\">hot</symptom> <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom>, to 90 at most</symptom>. ---- You will readily conceive\r\n            <lb />Dear Sir that all the remarks to be made in a case of this\r\n            <lb />kind, might be much more easily communicated in conversation\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />than by letter. --- I shall therefore only add one remark, - that of the\r\n            <lb /><u>State of the mind</u> is to be taken into consideration, it may be observed\r\n            <lb />that M<sup>rs</sup> M. who is now between 50 and 60, - since she became a widow,\r\n            <lb />which she did above 20 years ago; and, during her Sons minority; - has\r\n            <lb />been a person of uncommon exertion and good conduct in the manÂ¬\r\n            <lb />agement of the family estate; <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> which, with great application and\r\n            <lb />I believe much <symptom n=\"56\">anxiety</symptom>, she has managed with no little success. -\r\n            <lb />For these two or three years past her eldest Son has taken the\r\n            <lb />management of his affairs into his own hands, so that it may be supÂ¬\r\n            <lb />posed M<sup>rs</sup> M. has been left with little or nothing for her mind to\r\n            <lb />exercise itself upon as formerly. ---- She has now begun to use the\r\n            <lb />Medicine you advised. - On <del>many</del> former occasions as well as in the\r\n            <lb />course of this illness she has used <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum Guajacum</ingredient>. -- -- She has\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">perpetual Blister</treatment> at present between her <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart>, advised I beÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lieve by Sir St. Thriepland; - which discharges freely. --- I have often\r\n            <lb />advised M<sup>rs</sup> Maxwell to get out of bed; and she has tried it\r\n            <lb />sometimes, but says that she has been always the worse for\r\n            <lb />it; - but I hope now that mild weather is to be expected she\r\n            <lb />may be able to get up more freely. --- When you think it neÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cessary to write or can say any thing M<sup>rs</sup> M. will be expecting\r\n            <lb />to hear. -- I am always\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Sincerely Yours\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>John Gilchrist.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2623, 13, '2015-01-06 13:39:44', 220);
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In this Journey\r\n            <lb />he should manage it slowly by one or two Stages\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />a day as his Strength may seem to bear for in his\r\n            <lb />present condition <symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom> might do much harm.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />On this Journey he must take care also\r\n            <lb />to avoid Cold by using Warm Cloathing and\r\n            <lb />taking every other Precaution.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />His Diet ought to be light but as\r\n            <lb />nourishing as his appetite and digestion will\r\n            <lb />admitt of. His ordinary drink may be Toast water\r\n            <lb />but a few glasses of wine or a little Spirits and\r\n            <lb />Water may be upon occasion very proper.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Medicines cannot be very conveniently\r\n            <lb />employed upon a Journey and therefore there\r\n            <lb />is only one I would advise during his Travelling.\r\n            <lb />I have prescribed it on a separate paper. It is\r\n            <lb />maked <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"1\">Chalybeate Tincture</ingredient> and he will please\r\n            <lb />take twenty drops of it in an ordinary wine\r\n            <lb />glassful of water two or three times a day. It may\r\n            <lb />be\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />be once in the forenoon and once about an hour\r\n            <lb />or two before Supper.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />When he Shall be Settled at home the remedies\r\n            <lb />I would depend upon for the recovery of his strength\r\n            <lb />and health are Cold Bathing and Riding on\r\n            <lb />horseback. The first will be best Practiced\r\n            <lb />by going in to the Sea but if the situation of his\r\n            <lb />abode does not allow that to be convenient he may\r\n            <lb />Bathe in fresh water but in either Case the appliÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cation of Cold should be brought on by degrees by\r\n            <lb />Employing at first a tempered water and proceeding\r\n            <lb />gradually to that which is quite cold.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />In taking Air and Exercise he must suit\r\n            <lb />this to his Strength, taking it at first in a\r\n            <lb />Carriage but as soon as he is able he should take\r\n            <lb />it on horseback as much the most useful manner\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Though these are the remedies to be\r\n           \r\n        \r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />chiefly depended upon his recovery may be much assisted\r\n            <lb />by medicines and upon a paper apart I have preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />scribed two which he may employ till his strength\r\n            <lb />is pretty well established. 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I \r\n            <lb/>must however have recourse to it once more, &amp; that too in a\r\n            <lb/>matter which I dont know how to mention, &amp; in which it\r\n            <lb/>is perhaps highly indelicate to request you to appear. But\r\n            <lb/>as there is no other person whom I would choose to intrust with \r\n            <lb/>a circumstance which I would wish to bury in silence, I\r\n            <lb/>hope you will not only forgive me, but, if you think you\r\n            <lb/>can do it with propriety, get me the advice which I want.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Without attempting to excuse myself, which now would be\r\n            <lb/>to little purpose, the matter is shortly this: When I was \r\n            <lb/>about seventeen I was taught by a companion somewhat\r\n            <lb/>older than myself, the practice of self pollution, which \r\n            <lb/>I unfortunately continued with little interruption for\r\n            <lb/>about ten years. It was not till the three last years \r\n            <lb/>that I felt any inconveniency attending it. 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In consequence of this\r\n            <lb/>I <del>soon</del> found the pain abate, but I am not quite free\r\n            <lb/>of it. I am very often perfectly easy; but at times it returns\r\n            <lb/>&amp; gives me considerable pain. I feel a<del>n</del> kind of <symptom n=\"21\">burning\r\n            <lb/>heat</symptom> <add place=\"above\">in it</add> &amp; at the same time the <bodypart n=\"32\">testicle</bodypart> is so sore that I \r\n            <lb/>cannot touch it. I cannot with certainty mention any\r\n            <lb/>thing as a cause of bringing it on. I have sometimes\r\n            <lb/>thought I felt a <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> after drinking punch; &amp; sometimes\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"145\">in consequence of an emission in Sleep</symptom>. The reason\r\n            <lb/>why the pain is chiefly in the <bodypart n=\"32\">left testicle</bodypart>, I can account\r\n            <lb/>for in no other way, but that the <bodypart n=\"15\">left hand</bodypart> was most\r\n            <lb/>commonly used. In the <bodypart n=\"32\">right testicle</bodypart> there is now &amp; then\r\n            <lb/>a small degree of <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom>, but not so as to create much\r\n            <lb/>uneasiness. I am very sensible of a great <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> in \r\n            <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"74\">parts of generation</bodypart>, which I suppose it will be imÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>possible, at least very difficult to cure. There is one cirÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>cumstance, which I should wish to have remedied, if\r\n      <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>it can be done; which is a <symptom n=\"145\">too ready emission without \r\n            <lb/>any provocative</symptom>. It often happens in consequence of an \r\n            <lb/>erection; &amp; much more <unclear>ad leborium contactum</unclear>. My\r\n            <lb/>health in other respects is good. <symptom n=\"8\">I have no want of appeÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tite</symptom>, &amp; I sleep well. It may perhaps be proper to mention\r\n            <lb/>that I never feel any pain in the above mentioned part \r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"28\">when I am in a sweat</symptom>; at least it greatly abates it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>What I would wish you to do, tho I must again express\r\n            <lb/>my doubts of the propriety of <add place=\"above\">asking</add> it, is to consult one of the \r\n            <lb/>ablest Physicians in <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> &amp; lay my case before him.\r\n            <lb/>His directions I shall implicitly follow. - If I have not\r\n            <lb/>been particular enough in the above account, you may\r\n            <lb/>write me what other information the Physician wants, \r\n            <lb/>&amp; I shall give it you. I remain\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Your most obliged <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>Case of Y.Z\r\n                <lb/><symptom n=\"145\"><choice><abbr>Noct. Em</abbr><expan>Nocturnal Emissions</expan></choice></symptom>-\r\n                <lb/>May. 1777\r\n                <lb/>Vol.VII. p.29\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1413, 2, '2013-09-03 17:27:09', 90),
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The one I hope we shall relieve entirely and in the\r\n            <lb />other shall put off the evil day as far as we can.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />With respect to Miss Lindesay, I think your plan is\r\n            <lb />perfectly good. When the <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> comes in I believe she cannot be\r\n            <lb />relieved but by <treatment n=\"9\">vomiting</treatment> and if this can be executed by <ingredient n=\"11\">Camomile\r\n            <lb />tea</ingredient> I shall be satisfied but I am persuaded that ten grains\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecacuana</ingredient> would have better and more durable effects.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />When the <bodypart n=\"64\">Stomach</bodypart> is closed of <bodypart n=\"88\">bile</bodypart> you will do well to clar the\r\n            <lb />passage downward also, and I believe there is nothing better than\r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of Tartar</ingredient> but if it should at any time prove sluggish\r\n            <lb />I should have no doubt in adding from 15 to 30 grains of the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"10\">compound powder of Jalap</ingredient> properly prepared. \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />It is possible that Miss Lindesays complaints may depend\r\n            <lb />chiefly upon a redundancy of <bodypart n=\"88\">bile</bodypart> but I am persuaded that\r\n            <lb />there is always a great deal of <symptom n=\"57\">spasmodic</symptom> present at the same\r\n            <lb />time and therefore I am well disposed to the use of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />I expect it will give more speedy &amp; effectual relief and I think\r\n            <lb />it will not be difficult either by the <ingredient n=\"3\">aloetic &amp;c pill</ingredient> or by\r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of tartar</ingredient> to obviate the <action n=\"5\">astringent</action> effects of the <ingredient n=\"58\">L.L.</ingredient> \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />When the <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> is over I should very readily allow of a little\r\n            <lb />plain solid meat and would be very averse to the use of acescent\r\n            <lb />vegetables which do not readily correct <unclear>acrid</unclear> <bodypart n=\"88\">bile</bodypart> and Sometimes\r\n            <lb />joined with it raise great disorder.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />If <symptom n=\"8\">loss of appetite</symptom> and <symptom n=\"48\">indigestions</symptom> are not relieved by\r\n         \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />proper evacuations you may employ the following <action n=\"29\">tonic</action>.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">pulv. cort. Peruv. rubr.</ingredient> â„¥j <ingredient n=\"35\">limatur. Mart. pp<sup>t.</sup></ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">pulv. cinnamom.</ingredient> Ê’j <ingredient n=\"21\">Cons. e cort. aurant.</ingredient> â„¥jÎ². <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. Simpl.</ingredient> q. s.\r\n                    <lb />ut f. Electuarium. Sig. <action n=\"33\"><action n=\"60\">Strengthening Stomachic ElectuaÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />ry</action></action> the bigness of a nutmeg to be taken in a water twice a day\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"1\">powedered red Peruvian Bark</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"35\">prepared powdered Steel</ingredient>, \r\n                    one drachm of <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon powder</ingredient>, one and a half ounces of <ingredient n=\"21\">Conserve obtained from orange peel</ingredient> and enough <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient> \r\n                    in order to let there be made an Electuary. Label as <action n=\"31\"> <action n=\"60\">Strengthening Stomachic Electuary</action></action>, \r\n                    the bigness of a nutmeg to be taken in water twice a day. \r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />These are my advices for Miss Lindesay and upon your\r\n            <lb />report of their effects and the further state of the Case I shall\r\n            <lb />be ready to advise further in the very best manner I can.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I wish I could with equal clearness advise for good M<sup>rs</sup>\r\n            <lb />Bethune but it is both difficult to do good and to avoid doing\r\n            <lb />evil. I would willingly do nothing. If any <symptom n=\"65\">hÃ¦morrhagy</symptom>\r\n            <lb />threatens to be troublesome the safest <action n=\"44\">styptic</action> will be the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"120\">saccharum saturni</ingredient> in pretty strong solution. I hope your\r\n            <lb />dry lint has answered the purpose but I am afraid of its\r\n            <lb />Sticking in and being hurtfull on takeing away and therefore\r\n            <lb />if a dressing is necessary it may be a mixture of <ingredient n=\"329\">Cerate</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"238\">saturÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ninurns</ingredient>. If the <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom> with any pain &amp; <symptom n=\"125\">hardness</symptom> Spread\r\n            <lb />toward the <bodypart n=\"112\">axilla</bodypart> you may employ a lotion not quite cold of a\r\n            <lb />solution of <ingredient n=\"120\">sacch. saturn.</ingredient> in <ingredient n=\"107\">rose water</ingredient> gr. v. ad â„¥j --- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I don\'t think it proper to advise any internal medicine\r\n            <lb />but if M<sup>rs</sup> Bethune seems either to expect it or desire it, I\r\n            <lb />shall do as well as I can. With Compliments to Miss Lindesay\r\n            <lb />and to M<sup>rs</sup> Bethune if she knows of this Consultation. I am\r\n            <lb />with great regard Dear Sir\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Your most obedient servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 19 <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><u>1785</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4986, 9, '2014-10-17 12:02:01', 69),
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I find <treatment n=\"11\">a pea issue</treatment> in <bodypart n=\"10\">the nape of the neck</bodypart> anÂ¬\r\n            <lb />swer the purpose very well, and it is much more\r\n            <lb />easy to the patient.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I cannot find it necessary to employ <ingredient n=\"1\">bark and\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"35\">Steel in substance,</ingredient></ingredient> for in my view of the disease they\r\n                <lb />are not <action n=\"29\">tonic</action> but <action n=\"28\">Stimulant</action> remedies that are neÂ¬\r\n                <lb />cessary, and even the latter may be superseded if\r\n                <lb /><treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment> can by employed, but at the same time the\r\n            <lb />following can do no harm and may be of some service\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"22\">Tinct. valer. volat.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"342\">Elix. Guaiac. volat.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s <ingredient n=\"123\">Sp. lavend.</ingredient> â„¥j â„³. Sig. <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Spirits</action> two teaSpoonfuls to be\r\n                    <lb />taken in a little wine and water two three times every day\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take half an ounce each of <ingredient n=\"22\">volatile Tincture of valerian</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"342\">volatile Elixir of Guaiacum</ingredient> and one ounce of <ingredient n=\"123\">compound of Spirit of lavender.</ingredient> Mix and Label: <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Spirits</action>. 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I have no distinct account from a\r\n            <lb />person of the profession of the precise state of his\r\n            <lb />Symptoms, nor of the remedies that have or have\r\n            <lb />not been employed, or of their affects. By the accounts\r\n            <lb />you have received I should suppose that the remedies\r\n            <lb />which I last advised had been diligently employed\r\n            <lb />but from other circumstances I have reason to doubt\r\n            <lb />of this, and particularly if the Waterford Doctors\r\n            <lb />think that the Summer Season <del>has</del> <add place=\"above\">is to</add> prove<del>d</del> a certain\r\n            <lb />remedy to him I suspect they may be negligent\r\n            <lb />in employing other means. I am still of opinion\r\n            <lb />that <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity diligently employed</treatment> in the means\r\n            <lb />I proposed in my last, would be the most effective\r\n            <lb />means of his relief, but as it appears that no<unclear>ne</unclear> \r\n       <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n      <lb />is yet obtained I doubt if the remedy has been faithfully\r\n            <lb />employed. In the mean time in answer to the question\r\n            <lb />you propose I cannot advise his bathing in the Sea\r\n            <lb />but Cold bathing may be tried in this manner, by\r\n            <lb />beginning with a tempered water, as by taking one\r\n            <lb />part of boiling water to four parts of Spring water\r\n            <lb />and every two days afterwards keeping back an eight\r\n            <lb />part of the boiling water, he may come in the\r\n            <lb />course of a fortnight to take it quite cold and by its\r\n            <lb />being thus brought on by degrees, it may be perceived\r\n            <lb />whether it agrees, or disagrees with him, and that\r\n            <lb />accordingly they may proceed or not. Let it be\r\n            <lb />observed <add place=\"above\">that</add> the Cold water be always taken from\r\n            <lb />the same Spring, or deep pit well, but never\r\n            <lb />from a Brook or river, and I must conclude\r\n            <lb />with observing that the best and easiest method\r\n            <lb />of employing Cold bathing would be by <treatment n=\"54\">employing\r\n            <lb />a Shower Bath</treatment>, Such as we now consistently employ\r\n            <lb />in Scotland, and it would be easy for <unclear>any Person</unclear>\r\n            <lb />who has Seen <treatment n=\"54\">the Machine</treatment> of this Country to\r\n      <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n      <lb />fit up one in M<sup>r.</sup> Nicolsons house.<note>For Cullen\'s \"Bathing Machine\", an indoor shower-bath employing a tub suspended on ropes and pulleys, see Letter ID:82 (CUL/1/1/77), which includes his diagram of the design.</note>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am clearly of opinion that M<sup>r.</sup> Nicolson would\r\n            <lb />be the better for going upon a Journey to the length of\r\n            <lb />200 Miles or thereby, but must observe that if the\r\n            <lb />weather continues warm, it will be necessary for him\r\n            <lb />to confine his Travelling to the mornings and Evenings\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I dont know of <ingredient n=\"12\">any Mineral waters</ingredient> that are\r\n            <lb />likely to be of Service to him.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This much in answer to your questions but\r\n            <lb />cannot conclude without repeating that my chief\r\n            <lb />dependence would be upon <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity employed\r\n            <lb />diligently</treatment> in the manner I proposed in my last.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If I am to give my opinion to Lady Nicolson in a\r\n            <lb />sincere manner I must Say that the Case is a very unfaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />vourable one, and that the obstinacy it has now shown\r\n            <lb />and the present state of it make me now apprehend that\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"96\">it may turn out more and more Paralytic</condition>, but I think\r\n            <lb />it would be a pity to disturb M<sup>rs.</sup> Nicolson by giving\r\n            <lb />her this unfavourable account of it, but I must leave\r\n            <lb />this to Lady Nicolsons own discretion. I am\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most Obedient Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 2<illegible l=\"1\" /><supplied><sup>th.</sup></supplied> June\r\n                <lb />1786\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 5290, 9, '2015-04-06 15:57:13', 92),
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If her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>are apt to become cold in lying down at night they\r\n      <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>should be wrapped in warm flannel &amp; covered with\r\n            <lb/>an additional blanket.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In her Diet we wish by degrees to introduce some \r\n            <lb/>animal food &amp; therefore every day at dinner a little of\r\n            <lb/>any kind she likes: But she will hardly make a tolerable \r\n            <lb/>meal in this way &amp; she should therefore take a little broth\r\n            <lb/>about two hours before she is to take her solid meat.\r\n            <lb/>At any rate vegetables will also be proper, but we \r\n            <lb/>prefer bread &amp; grain to Greens or Roots. She may take \r\n            <lb/>fruit with safety.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>No tea or coffee: but for breakfast she may have \r\n            <lb/>weak chocolate, cocoa or porridge. At the supper \r\n            <lb/>the same or apple prepared to her taste.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Drink plain or toast water &amp; if she like with\r\n            <lb/>a little Red Port or Sherry in it, or with as much safeÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ty, a little burnt brandy: tho if they appear to <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>her they must be used with more reserve.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>While she has <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> in the night time she\r\n            <lb/>may continue the <ingredient n=\"14\">Paregoric</ingredient> every second night. 30 for\r\n            <lb/>a dose in three or four tea spoonfuls of the <ingredient n=\"388\">balsamic\r\n            <lb/>syrup</ingredient> &amp; two table spoonfuls of water. Alternate the \r\n            <lb/>use of these drops with the <action n=\"21\">Laxative pills</action>; as the \r\n            <lb/>drops may find the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>To remove more speedily her <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> &amp; to strengthen\r\n            <lb/>her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> she should take three of the <action n=\"60\">Stomachic \r\n            <lb/>pills</action> ordered, every night about an hour before Supper\r\n            <lb/>washing them down with a glass of the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"6\">Hartfell Spa</ingredient>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>To strengthen her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, she should take a glassÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ful of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"6\">Hartfell Spa</ingredient> every forenoon about an hour before\r\n            <lb/>her broth, &amp; again about an hour or two after dinner\r\n   <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>when she finds any tightness at <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>: &amp; she may\r\n            <lb/>add a teaspoonful or two of boiling water to it if it is\r\n            <lb/>too cold.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Whenever her <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> is gone we Would have her to\r\n            <lb/>return to her <action n=\"31\">Strengthening drops</action>. From 10 to 20 of\r\n            <lb/>them in a glass of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"6\">Hartfell Spa</ingredient> instead of plain water.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>For a Cordial, have given her <ingredient n=\"128\">Eau de luce</ingredient> to be\r\n            <lb/>smelled to or 20 drops taken in a spoonful or two of water.\r\n            <lb/>She will perhaps find it better for bringing up <symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>from her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> than any thing she has taken.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C. &amp; Sir S.T.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup> Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh November</expan></choice> 28. 1779.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4544, 2, '2013-08-27 16:50:34', 65),
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The <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> <symptom n=\"46\">discharÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ges</symptom> I cannot consider as properly connected with\r\n            <lb />his principal complaint, only that the acrimony\r\n            <lb />connected with these sollicits the <condition n=\"84\">prolapsus</condition> and\r\n            <lb />a <condition n=\"38\">HÃ¦morrhoidal</condition> evacuation long before connected\r\n            <lb />with it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />You have thus my view of the whole affair\r\n            <lb />and I have do doubt about the advice I am to offer.\r\n            <lb />The violence of the Symptoms is to be moderated by\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> and there is <condition n=\"10\">no fever</condition> <unclear>present</unclear> to forbid\r\n            <lb />their use. It is to me probable that <ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />might restore the tone of <bodypart n=\"46\">the Stomach</bodypart> but I\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />think Air and a good deal of exercise in a Carriage\r\n            <lb />would do it more effectually and usefully. I myself\r\n            <lb />am very liable to <symptom n=\"31\">DiarrhÅ“a</symptom> and I find noth<supplied>ing</supplied>\r\n            <lb />mend me so much as travelling some length <supplied>or</supplied>\r\n            <lb />way in a Carriage. If you can any ways enjoin\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Maxwell in such a practice I have no\r\n            <lb />doubt of its being useful to him <illegible w=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb />you must try what small doses of <illegible w=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />may do either by inverting the Peristaltic\r\n            <lb />motion or by determining to the surface of the\r\n            <lb />body. If i<supplied>n</supplied> <supplied>s</supplied>pite of these measures his <symptom n=\"31\">diarrhÅ“a</symptom>\r\n            <lb />should continue I am very averse <unclear>to purging</unclear>\r\n            <lb />in any shape and I think you may safely\r\n            <lb />employ <action n=\"5\">Astringents</action> and the <ingredient n=\"114\">Kino</ingredient> as the best\r\n            <lb />that I know of and <unclear>rubbd</unclear> with a very little <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sugar</ingredient> it may be given from ten <illegible w=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb /><unclear>grains</unclear> Several times a day.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />With regard to the <condition n=\"84\">Prolapsus <bodypart n=\"53\">Ani</bodypart></condition> and <symptom n=\"46\">disÂ¬\r\n            <lb />charge</symptom> of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> I have no doubt about employing\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"5\">Astringents</action> there and what we call the <ingredient n=\"390\">Nutgall\r\n            <lb />Ointment</ingredient> which is made of finely <ingredient n=\"390\">powdered galls</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />and <ingredient n=\"209\">Hogs lard</ingredient> is now commonly kept in our\r\n            <lb />Shops and in the <condition n=\"38\">HÃ¦morrhois ab Exania</condition> has\r\n            <lb />been frequently employed with advantage. On\r\n            <lb />this Subject I must give you a further advice\r\n            <lb />that M<sup>r.</sup> Maxwell should never go to Stool in a\r\n            <lb />Sitting posture but always lying on one side and\r\n            <lb />should always ly in that situation till the\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"84\">Prolapsus</condition> is reduced taking pains in the meanÂ¬\r\n            <lb />time to reduce it as soon as possible. I dare say\r\n            <lb />you have read over my first lines on the <condition n=\"38\">HÃ¦morrÂ¬\r\n            <lb />hois</condition>. I think I have made much improvement\r\n            <lb />on that Subject and can venture to recommend\r\n            <lb />it to your consideration.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For my friend M<sup>r.</sup> M<sup>c.</sup>dowal I cannot advise\r\n            <lb />any thing more proper than a Journey to Bristol\r\n            <lb />and his employing daily exercise on horseback while\r\n            <lb />he is there.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />With respect to Miss Aitken when an\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"16\">hydropic diathesis</condition> is once induced it is not uncommon\r\n            <lb />to see <subst><del>it</del> <add place=\"above\"><bodypart n=\"48\">the Serum</bodypart></add></subst> poured into some or all of the internal\r\n            <lb />Cavities as well as into the <bodypart n=\"152\">Cellular texture</bodypart>. I am\r\n            <lb />as always\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Dear John\r\n                <lb />Entirely Yours\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 27<sup>th.</sup> April\r\n                <lb />1785\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 5039, 13, '2015-01-06 11:37:03', 331),
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I am truly sorry that your opinion tends so\r\n            <lb />much to confirm us in our fears for him. - His situÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ation is certainly very alarming; and he is determined\r\n            <lb />to do every thing that is necessary. Much does he\r\n            <lb />think himself beholden to you. -- My writing at preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sent is to ask you if it is the <ingredient n=\"57\"><u>Extract of</u> Hemloc</ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />you would wish us to try, As our Apothecaries here <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />not in the way of preparing the <ingredient n=\"57\">Extract</ingredient>, I began im<supplied>me</supplied>Â¬\r\n            <lb />diately with the <ingredient n=\"57\">powdered leaves</ingredient>, - getting them drie<supplied>d</supplied> <supplied>pro</supplied>Â¬\r\n            <lb />perly &amp; prepared in small quantitys so as to preser<supplied>ve</supplied>\r\n            <lb />their colour &amp; flavour perfect; - and at this season they\r\n            <lb />are in perfection -- I began with five grains twice a day\r\n            <lb />- to be increased in two days to ten, - &amp; so on; but\r\n            <lb />I would be glad to know how far you think one may\r\n            <lb />go, &amp; how fast, for in the use of a medicine whose efÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fects are certainly deleterious, and where the beginning\r\n            <lb />effects of that kind are expressly wanted, - no doubt much\r\n            <lb />caution is necessary. --- If you prefer the <ingredient n=\"57\">Extract</ingredient>; &amp;\r\n            <lb />think it can be got very good in <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>, please to menÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion at the bottom of the other leaf, that you wish the\r\n            <lb />medicine to go, &amp; send the paper to M<sup>rs</sup> Dalzell BunÂ¬\r\n            <lb />kershill, Sister to M<sup>r</sup> Harley, who is M<sup>r</sup> Mackenzie\'s Surgeon here.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I shall enter no more into particulars at this time but\r\n            <lb />to say that if it shall appear necessary, M<sup>r</sup> Mackenzie\r\n            <lb />seems determined to try a voyage, as indeed he is sensiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ble that if some effectual measures be not taken beÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fore weaker it, will go hard with him.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Mutter is <symptom n=\"138\">walking a good deal better</symptom>. -- M<sup>r</sup> M<sup>c</sup>DowÂ¬\r\n            <lb />all, who is now gone to Bristol, told me that he had\r\n            <lb />called upon you, &amp; I writ by him; tho\' there was noÂ¬\r\n            <lb />thing of consequence in the letter.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am always Dear Sir Truly yours\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>John Gilchrist.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <opener>\r\n            <dateline>Dumfries July 18. 1780</dateline>\r\n            <salute>To M<sup>rs</sup> Dalzell Bunkershill</salute>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In case D<sup>r</sup> Cullen thinks it necessary\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Harley begs that M<sup>rs</sup> Dalzell will send him\r\n            <lb />by the Diligence on Friday, the following mediÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cine, got where D<sup>r</sup> Cullen will direct:\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"57\">Extract: CicutÃ¦</ingredient> <choice><abbr>â„¥iij</abbr><expan>three ounces</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Gilchrist who writes the above, offers best\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>comp<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>compliments</expan></choice> to M<sup>rs</sup> Dalzell\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Gilchrist\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Q.</abbr><expan>Query</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />The <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient>.\r\n            <lb />July. 21<sup>st.</sup> 1780. -\r\n            <lb />XI. p. 41.\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1884, 11, '2014-10-07 13:49:07', 134),
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We hope <del>such</del> these Ailments are \r\n            <lb/>seldom severe and we are very certain they are never danÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>gerous. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>As we suppose these Ailments to depend in some\r\n            <lb/>measure upon a natural constitution so we so not think \r\n            <lb/>this can be cured by medicines and therefore we would not\r\n            <lb/>advise the constant use of any but we are clear that Miss\r\n            <lb/>Clephans health will be better or worse according to her\r\n            <lb/>manner of living or as we call it Regimen.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>We think she will be better in the Country than\r\n            <lb/>in the Town. In the Country she should be as much in\r\n            <lb/>the open Air as the state of the weather will allow and \r\n            <lb/>by this she will be more secure against the effects of\r\n            <lb/>cold than if she was to stay much within doors. But\r\n            <lb/>at the same time she should guard against cold by wearing\r\n            <lb/>a flannel Skirt and being otherwise warmly cloathed.\r\n            <lb/>And particularly guard against being much wetted\r\n   <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>especially in her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>. When she is abroad she should\r\n            <lb/>be always in some exercise and she may choose the manner \r\n            <lb/>she likes best. She may go in a Carriage or she may ride on\r\n            <lb/>horseback or she may walk on <bodypart n=\"24\">foot</bodypart>. We are happy to observe\r\n            <lb/>that walking which we would not have approved of some\r\n            <lb/>years ago now seems to agree with her very well and we\r\n            <lb/>think she may be indulged in it providing always it is\r\n            <lb/>not carried so far as to <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> or <symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom> her. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In Diet we see little occasion for much nicity in the\r\n            <lb/>choice of it. She may take the most part of ordinary fair\r\n            <lb/>with this general rule that on one hand she avoid any\r\n            <lb/>thing that may be heavy on her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> and on the other\r\n            <lb/>hand any thing that may be cold or <symptom n=\"7\">windy</symptom> on it. If She\r\n            <lb/>digests milk easily she may take it very often and we\r\n            <lb/>think meat Suppers are very improper. At Breakfast\r\n            <lb/>or in the Afternoons we judge Strong Green Tea or strong\r\n            <lb/>Coffee very improper for her but weak Bohea tea not\r\n            <lb/>taken too largely may be generally safe.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Moderate and <subst><del>gentle</del><add place=\"above\">cheerful</add></subst> Amusements may be very\r\n  <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n            <lb/>useful but all hurry of her spirits should be avoided and\r\n            <lb/>the late hours of fashionable diversions and gay Company\r\n            <lb/>will be very hazardous.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Some reading may be allowed but not much and for\r\n            <lb/>time within doors some work is safer than reading and\r\n            <lb/>in this True History is much safer than Novels or Sermons\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>These are the particulars of Regimen that have \r\n            <lb/>occurred to be mentioned and we have already said that \r\n            <lb/>we would wish to avoid medicines but still we have ordered\r\n            <lb/>one which upon occasion may be employed to remove the \r\n            <lb/>Pains of her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> when these are in any great \r\n            <lb/>degree troublesome for slight and transient Pains are \r\n            <lb/>not enough to lead any Person into the habit of a medicine.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 6<sup>th</sup> April\r\n                <lb/>1783\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n <pb n=\"5\"/>\r\n        <head>For Miss Clephan</head>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"113\" t=\"1\">Tinct. amar.</ingredient>\r\n                <lb/>-- <ingredient n=\"1\">cort. Peruv.</ingredient> @ â„¥ij\r\n                <lb/>-- <ingredient n=\"136\">aromat.</ingredient> â„¥jÅ¿s\r\n                <lb/>â„³. <action n=\"60\">Stomachic Tincture</action> a table\r\n                <lb/>Spoonfull mixed wth two table\r\n                <lb/>Spoonfulls of water to be taken\r\n                <lb/>when the pains of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n                <lb/>are troublesome\r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"113\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Amarum</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian bark</ingredient> and an ounce and a half of\r\n                <ingredient n=\"136\">aromatics</ingredient>. Mix. <action n=\"60\">Stomachic Tincture</action>, a tablespoonful mixed with two tablespoonfuls of water to\r\n                be taken when the pains of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> are troublesome\r\n            </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb/>6<sup>th</sup> April\r\n                <lb/>1783.\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4607, 3, '2013-10-11 15:21:23', 95);
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The Patient however\r\n           <lb/>seems to have been of a Vigorous constitution &amp; has escaped his\r\n           <lb/>threatened fate for a long time &amp; therefore there is still more\r\n           <lb/>hope than there would have been in the Case of most other persons\r\n           <lb/>&amp; therefore room for advice\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>Considering the whole circumstances in the information given\r\n   <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n           <lb/>I can confidently say, that there is however, but one\r\n           <lb/>remedy that can be depended upon for a Cure &amp; that is a \r\n           <lb/>Voyage at Sea - The Gentleman has already had benefit \r\n           <lb/>from this &amp; probably would have had <del>more</del> more if the\r\n           <lb/>Voyage had not been too Short . When this shall come \r\n           <lb/>to hand I would still recommend a Voyage to New York \r\n           <lb/>or to Europe as the only means that <add place=\"above\">I</add> can expect to be effectual\r\n           <lb/>In undertaking this he should still continue his <treatment n=\"11\">Issues</treatment>\r\n           <lb/>and perhaps occasional <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment>. It is probable also\r\n           <lb/>that the use of <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> may be still necessary; but for\r\n           <lb/>the particular management of them I must leave it to\r\n           <lb/>his own experience or to the discretion of a Physician upon\r\n           <lb/>the Spot\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>While the Gentleman remains on land he must\r\n           <lb/>trust to his <treatment n=\"11\">Issues</treatment> and <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient>, to a Milk Diet &amp; country\r\n           <lb/>air in a mountain plantation if it can be obtained \r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>For Medicines he may continue some of the mild\r\n           <lb/><action n=\"19\">Pectorals</action>, but the <ingredient n=\"154\">Ammoniac</ingredient> I think very improper &amp; I\r\n           <lb/>think also, that <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> has not been properly employed\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>Physicians upon the Spot may find occasion to employ some\r\n           <lb/>other Medicines but there are none which at this distance\r\n           <lb/>that is withot knowing the present circumstances I can\r\n           <lb/>with any confidence advise\r\n       </p>\r\n       \r\n       <closer>\r\n           <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n           <dateline><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 6<sup>th</sup> 1780</dateline>\r\n       </closer>\r\n   </div> \r\n</body>', 4563, 3, '2014-12-22 16:42:10', 47),
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He \r\n            <lb/>has served his apprenticeship to a Surgeon\r\n            <lb/>at South Shields; &amp;, this winter, intends \r\n            <lb/>prosecuting his studies, at your uniÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>versity. He means to do himself the honour\r\n            <lb/>of being one of your pupils; and I shall \r\n            <lb/>think myself much obliged to you, if \r\n            <lb/>you will give him your advice what\r\n            <lb/>other classes he should attend.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I think myself exceedingly\r\n            <lb/>obliged to you for <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> Letter of advice, relative \r\n            <lb/>to my wifes complaints. In <add place=\"above\">a</add> day after I\r\n            <lb/>wrote you, &amp; before the <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> was applied\r\n            <lb/>her <condition n=\"10\">hectic</condition> became exceedingly mitigated, &amp; \r\n            <lb/>the <symptom n=\"28\">Nocturnal sweats</symptom> lefte her for about\r\n      <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>a week. The <symptom n=\"28\">cough</symptom>, however , continued without\r\n            <lb/>the least abatement, unless for a few hours, at\r\n            <lb/>night, after an <ingredient n=\"14\">opiate</ingredient> in a considerable dose.\r\n            <lb/>As soon as I received your Letter, she began\r\n            <lb/>the <ingredient n=\"24\">Seneka root</ingredient> twice a day; and gradually \r\n            <lb/>increased it to 20 grains in powder. This dose\r\n            <lb/>proving <action n=\"24\">purgative</action>, I have not <add place=\"above\">for some time</add> gone further\r\n            <lb/>than <choice><abbr>g<sup>r</sup> X</abbr><expan>ten grains</expan></choice> for a dose. In these doses it\r\n            <lb/>seems to have no other effect, than to proÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>duce slight <symptom n=\"61\">squeamishness</symptom>; &amp; its taste now\r\n            <lb/>has become so disagreeable to her, altho she\r\n            <lb/><del><illegible l=\"4\"/></del> swallows it in form of Bolus <add place=\"above\"><choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup> Cons. Ras.</abbr><expan>with Raspberry Conserve</expan></choice></add> that\r\n            <lb/>she tastes it with the utmost reluctance.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>About 10 Days ago, the <symptom n=\"79\">stich</symptom> in her <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>became exceedingly violent. She was <treatment n=\"1\">bled</treatment>, &amp;\r\n            <lb/>the <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment>, which <symptom n=\"46\">discharged much</symptom>, was kept\r\n            <lb/>open <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"268\"><choice><abbr>Ung. Episp. Mil.</abbr><expan>Mild Unguentum Epispasticum</expan></choice></ingredient>. She <symptom n=\"28\">swets\r\n            <lb/>profusily every night</symptom>; till within these four\r\n            <lb/>days. The <condition n=\"10\">hectic</condition> again seems to have almost\r\n            <lb/>totally left her; &amp; for some days past, her\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"15\">pulse has never been above 86</symptom>. Her <symptom n=\"28\">cough\r\n            <lb/>is still very severe</symptom>; &amp; now does not yield\r\n            <lb/>to the <ingredient n=\"291\"><choice><abbr>Trochisc. Bech.</abbr><expan>trochisci bechici</expan></choice></ingredient> <unclear>M Opes;</unclear> nor does two\r\n            <lb/>grains of <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> at Bedtime. <add place=\"above\">give her much relief</add> The form\r\n    <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>in which she takes the <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient>, is the <unclear><ingredient n=\"237\"><choice><abbr>Pil. Sapon.</abbr><expan>Pills Saponaceous</expan></choice></ingredient></unclear>\r\n            <lb/>of the London <choice><abbr>Ph.</abbr><expan>Pharmacopoeia</expan></choice> <unclear>to wich</unclear> are occasionally added\r\n            <lb/>a few grains of <ingredient n=\"3\">aloes</ingredient> to prevent <symptom n=\"24\">constipation</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Her <symptom n=\"76\">expectoration is still exceedingly viscid</symptom> &amp; the\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"28\">cough</symptom> continues to excite <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom>. No <symptom n=\"86\">puruÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>lency</symptom>, as yet, appears, but, she says, she is\r\n            <lb/>sensible, that the matter comes from the \r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"73\">right side</bodypart>; and when she attempts to lie\r\n            <lb/>upon that <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> at night she is like to\r\n            <lb/>be suffocated.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Since your Letter came to <bodypart n=\"15\">hand</bodypart> she has \r\n            <lb/>given up the wine entirely -  Lives upon\r\n            <lb/>asses milk, cow milk, <add place=\"above\">diluted</add> &amp; ripe fruits almost\r\n            <lb/>entirely. She takes a Little broth at dinner\r\n            <lb/>as the milk is often rejected - But for solid\r\n            <lb/>animal food; even when she was allowed\r\n            <lb/>it; <symptom n=\"8\">her appetite was so bad</symptom> that I am certain\r\n            <lb/>she never took an ounce in a day.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>From the symptoms this afternoon; I am \r\n            <lb/>affraid; she will soon have another attack of\r\n            <lb/>her <symptom n=\"34\">febrile</symptom> <choice><abbr>comp<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>complaints</expan></choice> - The pain of her <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> being at\r\n            <lb/>times severe. I have allowed the <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> betwixt\r\n            <lb/>her <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart> almost to <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> up; &amp; intend applying\r\n            <lb/>one to the parts affected- <symptom n=\"39\">Her <symptom n=\"28\">cough</symptom> is still exceedingly\r\n            <lb/>convulsive</symptom>. Besides <action n=\"10\">demulcents</action>, I have some\r\n    <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n            <lb/>times thought of trying the <ingredient n=\"143\">flowers of Zinc</ingredient>. - A\r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"5\">Seton</treatment> she refuses to have applied to Her <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> - But\r\n            <lb/>cheerfully consents to repeated <treatment n=\"4\">Blistering</treatment>. I am sorry\r\n            <lb/>to trouble you so frequently concerning a case in\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> medicine can be of so little service; but if this\r\n            <lb/>farther account suggests to you anything, that you \r\n            <lb/>think has a chance to metigate her complaints;\r\n            <lb/>I should be glad for your answer, by the\r\n            <lb/>post, when convenient. Excuse haste -\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb/>I am Dear Sir\r\n                <lb/>With much esteem\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Y<sup>r</sup> most obliged H<sup>ble</sup> Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Your most obliged Humble Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>John Clark</signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb/>Newcastle October 24\r\n                <lb/>1780\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n       </div>\r\n<div>\r\n       <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>D<sup>r</sup> Clarke <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/>his Wife \r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1780\r\n                <lb/>V.XI.p. 101.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1936, 2, '2013-09-10 12:27:31', 115),
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For this purÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pose we propose the following measures.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />1. <treatment n=\"48\">The <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> is to be shaven all over twice a week</treatment> and\r\n            <lb />every morning washed with cold water drying it howÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ever very well immediately after. Twice a week on the\r\n            <lb />next day after <treatment n=\"48\">shaving</treatment> let a large quantity of water be\r\n            <lb />poured on the <bodypart n=\"1\">crown of the head</bodypart> while it is held over a\r\n            <lb />bason. This at first may be done by a large spunge\r\n            <lb />squeezed on the crown of the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> but afterwards the waÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ter may be poured from a teakettle held at some distance\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />above the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>. Let care be taken that the water emÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ployed either with the spunge or the teakettle be always\r\n            <lb />from the same spring and be taken up only immediately\r\n            <lb />before it is to be used.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2. If M<sup>rs</sup> Smith at any time should have any considerable\r\n                <lb />return of <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> or pains about <bodypart n=\"6\">her eyes</bodypart> <treatment n=\"14\">let two or\r\n            <lb />three leeches be applied to her temples</treatment>, to one temple if\r\n            <lb />the pain is on one side only but to both if the pain is\r\n            <lb />more general.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3. Every day, for a fortnight at one time, let her take\r\n            <lb />twice a day, that is an hour before breakfast and\r\n            <lb />dinner, <action n=\"31\">one of <add place=\"above\">the</add> strengthening powders</action> in a little curÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rant Jelly, <action n=\"35\">washing down each dose with three or\r\n            <lb />four table spoonfulls of the Cephalic Infusion</action> which\r\n            <lb />with the powders is ordered on a separate paper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />After these medicines have been taken for a fortnight\r\n            <lb />they are to be laid aside for as long but after that inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />termission another course of them is to be taken.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4. Besides these inward medicines we have also ordered a\r\n            <lb />water for washing <bodypart n=\"6\">the eyes</bodypart> in the morning and every mornÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing for a week or two at first but afterwards only now and\r\n            <lb />then when the <bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart> feel <symptom n=\"23\">weaker</symptom> than usual.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />5. While these measures are pursued it is necessary that the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> be kept regular but <action n=\"24\">purging is not necessary.</action> If any\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> should come on let D<sup>r</sup> Wood provide a remedy for\r\n            <lb />obviating it\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />6. We hardly need to advise M<sup>rs</sup> Smith to avoid all kinds of\r\n            <lb />strong light which her own feelings will commonly suggest\r\n            <lb />but must say that such a measure is very necessary.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />7. Fresh air &amp; gentle Exercise is necessary to everyones health\r\n            <lb />and M<sup>rs</sup> Smith should therefore go abroad frequently but her\r\n            <lb />exercise should always be very moderate &amp; never to the degree\r\n            <lb />of heating or fatiguing her.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />8. In M<sup>rs</sup> Smiths diet no great nicety is necessary and\r\n            <lb />it is enough for us to say that whatever meat or\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />drink either in quantity or quality she finds to prove\r\n            <lb />heavy or in the least heating should be avoided.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 16<sup>th</sup> May\r\n                <lb /><u>1781</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Smith of Methven</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"35\">Limatur. Mart. pp<sup>t.</sup></ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar. alb. puriss.</ingredient> @ gr. x\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamom. in pulverem trit.</ingredient> gr. v\r\n                    <lb />â„³ f. pulvis et f. h. m. dos. â„– xxviij\r\n                    <lb />Signa <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Powders</action> one to be taken twice a\r\n                    <lb />day in a little <ingredient n=\"280\">currant Jelly</ingredient> washing it down\r\n                    <lb />with <del>two or</del> three or four table Spoonfulls of the\r\n                    <lb />following.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take ten grains each of <ingredient n=\"35\">prepared Steel</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"50\">pure white Sugar</ingredient> and five grains of <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon, ground to dust</ingredient>. Mix to form a powder and let it be made in an emergency. Number 28. 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Saturn.</ingredient> gr. x Solve et Signa <bodypart n=\"6\">Water for\r\n                    <lb />washing eyes in the morning</bodypart>\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take eight ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose water</ingredient> and ten grains of <ingredient n=\"120\">Sugar of Lead</ingredient>. Dissolve and Label: <bodypart n=\"6\">Water for washing eyes in the morning.</bodypart></reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>16<sup>th</sup> May 1781.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>    \r\n</body>', 132, 2, '2013-08-22 17:33:28', 90),
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On Tuesday last I was called to visit D<sup>r</sup> Mutter,\r\n           <lb/>and yesterday, before I knew any thing of your having been writ to\r\n           <lb/>I desired that his case should be laid before you. In the evening\r\n           <lb/>M<sup>rs</sup> Mutter shewed me yours which she had received by last nights\r\n           <lb/>post. - The nature of the disorder must be very obvious to you. \r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>D<sup>r</sup> M. is now about sixty eight;- for a long time past of a corpulant\r\n           <lb/>and very <symptom n=\"85\">sluggish habit</symptom>;- pretty much given to study, and one who\r\n           <lb/>from the accuracy and variety of his compositions to the last, must\r\n           <lb/>have continued <add place=\"above\">to study</add>; subject, for many years, (from what some of his\r\n           <lb/>friends say), to certain <u>complaints of his head</u>, none of which I can \r\n           <lb/>well specify, except a <symptom n=\"13\"><u>deafness</u></symptom>, which at times, (tho\' not for several\r\n           <lb/>years past) has increased to a great degree, and continued <unclear>long;</unclear>\r\n           <lb/>and frequently harrased and <symptom n=\"9\">exhausted</symptom> as you know <add place=\"above\">very much of late</add> by a habituÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>al <symptom n=\"31\">Diarrhoea</symptom>.- I take no notice here of the disorder in which you saw\r\n           <lb/>him two or three years ago, - the <condition n=\"35\">abscess</condition> on the <bodypart n=\"1\">side of his head</bodypart>, and\r\n           <lb/><condition n=\"68\">Caries of the <bodypart n=\"63\"><bodypart n=\"35\">temporal bone</bodypart></bodypart></condition>, as it seemed to be rather accidental and\r\n           <lb/>external. -- A Patient of this description must, I imagine, be \r\n           <lb/>reckoned, at once, a very bad subject for the <condition n=\"31\">Palsy</condition> in one of its most\r\n           <lb/>unpromising forms.- On the Monday, that is last Monday, several\r\n           <lb/>symptoms of the <condition n=\"31\">hemiplegia</condition> appeased, and he was himself sensible\r\n           <lb/>of what was approaching, and expressed himself to that purpose. On\r\n           <lb/>the Tuesday morning he was <symptom n=\"81\">totally deprived of Speech</symptom>.- It is the right\r\n           <lb/>side that is affected, though not with the greatest degree of <condition n=\"31\">loss of \r\n           <lb/>motion</condition> or <symptom n=\"66\">loss of feeling</symptom>, for he can still walk with some help,\r\n           <lb/>dragging the <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart> much, and can help himself a little when turning\r\n           <lb/>in bed. Tho family have flattered themselves that for these two <add place=\"above\">days</add> past\r\n           <lb/>he has <symptom n=\"81\">sometimes articulated a syllable or two</symptom>, but I cannot be sensible\r\n   <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n           <lb/>of <symptom n=\"81\">any change to the better in his Speech</symptom>.- Five days have now elapÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>sed, and I think the symptoms in general continue very uniformly the \r\n           <lb/>same. <symptom n=\"15\">His pulse has run from 55. to 65. in the minute. At the first\r\n           <lb/>attack it was hardly above 50. I have never felt it full or hard;\r\n           <lb/>and frequntly it has been very small</symptom>.- M<sup>r</sup> M. calls <add place=\"above\">generally</add> for the chamÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>ber pot, but sometimes he has <symptom n=\"110\"><symptom n=\"27\">passed a good deal of urine involunÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>tarily</symptom></symptom>.- I should have mentioned above that at first these was\r\n           <lb/>a <symptom n=\"104\">considerable degree of inability of inability of swallowing</symptom>, though he soon came\r\n           <lb/>to be able to swallow liquids, and yesterday he made <symptom n=\"104\">shift to get over\r\n           <lb/>one small morsel of bread</symptom>.- Notwithstanding the absence of <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> his\r\n           <lb/><bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart> is <symptom n=\"161\">very white, tho\' soft and moist, and no way furred</symptom>.-\r\n           <lb/>These I think are the symptoms and circumstances that need to be menÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>tioned to which I must add that <add place=\"above\">he</add> expresses no sense of pain or disÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>tress of any kind, and sits in his chair through the day, without shewÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>ing the least impatience or desire to do any thing.- Once or twice\r\n           <lb/>was afraid that his faculties were beginning to be impaired; but\r\n           <lb/>all his family is convinced that he is sensible of his situation\r\n           <lb/>and of what is doing, and should be done about him; and I beÂ¬\r\n           <lb/>lieve they are right.\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>I am the more anxious for your opinion and advice in this case\r\n           <lb/>as the treatment of some of the same nature which have particularly\r\n           <lb/>fuller under my observation, has afforded me very little satisfaction \r\n           <lb/>The only case in which I have made any material progress has been\r\n           <lb/>that of a Clergyman too- a man of acute parts &amp; advanced in life, but\r\n           <lb/>of such a vigorous &amp; sanguine habit as required &amp; fully admitted of\r\n           <lb/><treatment n=\"1\">large bleedings</treatment> at the time of <symptom n=\"5\">seizure</symptom>. - Matters, as you\'ll judge,\r\n           <lb/>are extremely different with D<sup>r</sup> Mutter- There was no room when\r\n           <lb/>he was <symptom n=\"5\">siezed</symptom>, to entertain the least thought of <treatment n=\"1\">opening a vein</treatment>;\r\n           <lb/>and the <symptom n=\"15\">state of his pulse being such as I have described</symptom> I did not\r\n    <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n           <lb/>even think of <treatment n=\"14\">Leeches</treatment> to the <bodypart n=\"63\">temples</bodypart>. Tho\' now I see <add place=\"above\">no</add> objection to the\r\n           <lb/>application of these, and this evening I propose, if his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse continues\r\n           <lb/>as it has been</symptom> these two days past to advise them, agreeably to your\r\n           <lb/>opinion. When I was first called the great &amp; sole object seemed to \r\n           <lb/>be to sense nature &amp; support the <illegible w=\"1\"/>upon the intention\r\n           <lb/>I directed a large <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> to the <bodypart n=\"10\">nape of the neck</bodypart>, and a draught\r\n           <lb/>to be taken every three or four hours, containing six grains of \r\n           <lb/><ingredient n=\"38\">Salt of Hartshorn</ingredient> of the <action n=\"65\"><choice><abbr>Elect:</abbr><expan>Electuary</expan></choice> Cardiac</action>.- This I am happy agrees, so\r\n           <lb/>far with your ideas in the only medicine you have yet advised.- \r\n           <lb/>But such I must tell you is the miserable want of execution\r\n           <lb/>in this case that the <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> was not applied till near morning\r\n           <lb/>&amp; he has never taken but a half of one of one the Draughts.\r\n           <lb/>I likewise advised a glass of wine occasionally, and good\r\n           <lb/>Broth, and externally our usual <treatment n=\"23\"><ingredient n=\"60\">mustard Cataplasms</ingredient></treatment> for <unclear>two</unclear>\r\n           <lb/>or three hours at a time; tho\' they have yet been applied\r\n           <lb/>but twice. His usual <symptom n=\"31\">diarrhoea</symptom>, which was very lately\r\n           <lb/>upon him, did not continue after the attack, and it became even\r\n           <lb/>necessary to think of some <action n=\"21\">laxative</action>; I did not like the <ingredient n=\"3\">ordinary \r\n           <lb/>aloetics</ingredient>, and he got, what I believe M<sup>r</sup> Copland had some times\r\n           <lb/>been obliged to give him, a draught with <choice><abbr>gr. 25 of the Pulv.\r\n           <lb/>e <ingredient n=\"137\">Scammon</ingredient> comp. w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>25 grains of the Powder and <ingredient n=\"137\">Scammony</ingredient></expan></choice> compound which produced \r\n           no effect, tho\' M<sup>r</sup> C. says his\r\n           <lb/><ingredient n=\"137\">Scammony</ingredient> is good, - and we have since trusted to <treatment n=\"6\">Clysters</treatment>\r\n       </p>\r\n       <p>\r\n           <lb/>-- I have run myself so near Post-time, that I am\r\n           <lb/>obliged to break off more hastily than I intended, tho\' I think I have \r\n           <lb/>not omitted <illegible w=\"3\"/> for your information It will m<unclear>ake</unclear>\r\n           <lb/>me happy to hear from you as soon as you can. Believe me\r\n           <lb/>always with most sincere regard Dear Sir,\r\n       </p>\r\n       \r\n       <closer>\r\n           <salute>Your faithful &amp; <choice><abbr>obed Servt</abbr><expan>obedient Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n           <signed>John Gilchrist</signed>\r\n       </closer>\r\n       \r\n       <postscript>\r\n           <p>\r\n               <lb/>Inclosed are Â£2.2:\r\n           </p>\r\n       </postscript>\r\n   </div> \r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>To\r\n            <lb/>Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb/>Physician\r\n            <lb/>Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>D<sup>r</sup> John Gilchrist\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Q</abbr><expan>Query</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/>D<sup>r</sup> Mutter\r\n                <lb/>May. 1780\r\n                <lb/>XI. p. 16\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1857, 11, '2015-04-17 10:28:51', 107),
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Robertson since he was a Boy \r\n            <lb/>has complained of a dull kind of pain\r\n            <lb/>in the <bodypart n=\"73\">lower part of his left side</bodypart>, attended\r\n            <lb/>with a <symptom n=\"27\">very deep coloured Urine</symptom>, with a \r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"32\">great quantity of tough Sediment</symptom>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>As the Complaint was neither accute\r\n            <lb/>nor constant it was not attended to but\r\n            <lb/>Docter Alexander Monro, who after repeated\r\n            <lb/>attendance, at distant periods, determined \r\n            <lb/>that the Complaint was neither <condition n=\"47\">Stone</condition> nor\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"32\">Gravel</symptom>, but said it proceeded from what\r\n            <lb/>he was pleased to cull the <bodypart n=\"101\">Spleen</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"32\">Lime Water</ingredient>, in great Quantity, &amp; <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"237\">Soap pills</ingredient>, were prescibed &amp; taken, <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb/>which benefit was received, but <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb/>stant following this prescription <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb/>up so much time that it became <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb/>and disagreeable to one other way <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb/>good health.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Within these two or three Years The <symptom n=\"27\">Urine\r\n            <lb/>has changed its Colour, from the former deep\r\n            <lb/>Coulour, to a pale white</symptom>, producing the\r\n            <lb/>same <symptom n=\"32\">thick Sediment</symptom> &amp; attended still by\r\n            <lb/>the dull pain in the <bodypart n=\"73\">left side</bodypart>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The Urine that comes of at first is of a \r\n            <lb/>Whitish colour as above, but in passing\r\n            <lb/>it becomes clearer. tho at times a <symptom n=\"129\">uneasy\r\n            <lb/>pain is felt</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The Complaint is not at all times\r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>equally bad, It goes &amp; return in greater or\r\n            <lb/>less degree, but the <symptom n=\"27\">Coulor of the Water\r\n            <lb/>never is natural</symptom>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>When the Complaint is at the Worse it\r\n            <lb/>produces a <symptom n=\"23\">Weakness</symptom>, Wearyness and \r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"55\">Langour</symptom>. tho M<sup>r</sup> Robertson is quite free\r\n            <lb/>of this at times, &amp; returns to his usual\r\n            <lb/>activity &amp;ca.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>It s begged of Doctor Cullen that he\r\n            <lb/>would consider this Case a M<sup>r</sup> Robertson\r\n            <lb/>will call at him for his Answer. as he\r\n            <lb/>is in no hurry.\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>To\r\n            <lb/>Doctor Cullen\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> R. Robertson\r\n                <lb/><del>Q</del><note>\'Q\' is the usual contraction for \'Query\', but here has been deleted. The sum scribbled on this page may not relate to this case and has not been transcribed.</note>\r\n                <lb/>June. <u>1780.</u>\r\n                <lb/>V. XI. p.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1874, 13, '2015-02-27 08:59:41', 64);
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(2432, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c4850\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:4850] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Miss Ann Ferguson (Anne) / Regarding: Miss Ann Ferguson (Anne) (Patient) / 12 June 1784 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Mary Rambaran-Olm</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2013-09-03\">3 September 2013</date> Last updated by Jenny Bann</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2013-07-24\">24 July 2013</date> XML file created by Mary Rambaran-Olm</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"1\"/> \r\n        <head>For Miss Ferguson</head>\r\n<opener>\r\n<salute>Madam</salute>\r\n</opener>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Your writing is hardly more intelligible\r\n            <lb/>therefore and it gives me pain to advise upon\r\n            <lb/>such imperfect accounts. It will require time\r\n            <lb/>for you to recover of your ailments but I <unclear>cannot</unclear> \r\n            <lb/><illegible w=\"1\"/> you better than advise you to continue\r\n            <lb/>the same medicine I ordered before and if you \r\n            <lb/>still as you say remain <symptom n=\"24\">Costive</symptom> it makes\r\n            <lb/>me think that you have not taken that\r\n            <lb/>medicine either so largely or so frequently\r\n            <lb/>as you should have done. I am \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute><lb/>Madam\r\n                <lb/>your most Obedient Servant\r\n                </salute>  \r\n            \r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><lb/><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 12<sup>th</sup> June\r\n                <lb/>1784\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4850, 2, '2013-09-03 17:13:34', 57),
(2433, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c4835\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:4835] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John Carnegie / Regarding: Mr John Carnegie (Patient) / 23 May 1784 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Mary Rambaran-Olm</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2014-01-23\">23 January 2014</date> Last updated by Jenny Bann</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2013-07-24\">24 July 2013</date> XML file created by Mary Rambaran-Olm</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"1\"/> \r\n        <head><lb/>Sir</head>\r\n      \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>After what you have told me of your state\r\n            <lb/>during Winter I have no doubt of its being sufficiently\r\n            <lb/>safe for you to take the Sea bathing during the\r\n            <lb/>Summer. I don\'t expect it but if it should happen\r\n            <lb/>that the Bathing occasions any pains of your \r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"45\">kidney</bodypart> or other symptoms of <bodypart n=\"37\">bowel</bodypart> you may\r\n            <lb/>then lay it aside. Wishing you all health I am\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute><lb/>Sir\r\n                <lb/>Your most Obedient Servant\r\n            </salute>  \r\n            \r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><lb/><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 23<sup>d.</sup> May\r\n                <lb/>1784\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n        ', 4835, 2, '2014-01-23 14:43:15', 35),
(2434, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1913\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1913] From: Mr Anthony Chamier (Charmier, Chamia) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Mr Anthony Chamier (Charmier, Chamia) (Patient) / 10 September 1780 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Gillian Weir</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2014-06-02\">2 June 2014</date> Last updated by David Shuttleton</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2013-07-24\">24 July 2013</date> XML file created by Gillian Weir</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"1\"/>\r\n        \r\n        <opener>\r\n            <dateline>Buxton. 10<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1780</dateline>\r\n            <salute>Dear Sir</salute>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>It is now ten days since we left Edinburgh;\r\n            <lb/>I had began two days before to diminish the <action n=\"30\">absorbent</action>\r\n            <lb/>and some <symptom n=\"7\">fermentation</symptom> had arisen probably in consequence\r\n            <lb/>of it, in my <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>. That <symptom n=\"7\">fermentation</symptom> had continued\r\n            <lb/>ever since with more or less violence, as my food has \r\n            <lb/>been more or less easy of digestion. On one day on which\r\n            <lb/>I had eaten some turnips and some very young tender\r\n            <lb/>well boiled cabbage I suffered exceedingly from\r\n            <lb/>the <symptom n=\"57\">spasms</symptom>, and of course am <subst><del>begun</del><add place=\"above\">become</add></subst> far more cautious\r\n            <lb/>Three days ago I eat some bread pudding, and I fear\r\n            <lb/>this was the cause of much increase in the <symptom n=\"7\">fermentation</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>and has occasioned me much pain from the <symptom n=\"57\">spasms</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>which still continue, <symptom n=\"17\">interrupt my sleep</symptom>, and wholly\r\n            <lb/>overset me. I tried the <ingredient n=\"35\">salt of steel</ingredient> for two days I\r\n            <lb/>suspected that it did not well agree with my <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>,\r\n            <lb/>and that it reproved me <del>two days</del> twenty four hours\r\n            <lb/>afterward with <unclear><symptom n=\"48\">ransidness</symptom></unclear>; As in the 3<sup>d</sup> Instant I had\r\n            <lb/>diminished the <action n=\"30\">absorbent</action> for five days I left it off,\r\n    <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>and have taken none since. On the 4<sup>th</sup>. in the Evening after\r\n            <lb/>having suffered the <symptom n=\"7\">fermentation</symptom> day I had a great\r\n            <lb/>evacuation in the evening by a <action n=\"24\">purgative stool</action>. I then\r\n            <lb/>ventured on the 5<sup>th</sup> Instant to take the <ingredient n=\"35\">rust of Steel</ingredient> as\r\n            <lb/>my <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> seemed tolleably quiet. I had\r\n            <lb/>a very <symptom n=\"31\">acrid loose stool</symptom> on that day. On the 7.<sup>th</sup> we\r\n            <lb/>arrived here, I supped on <ingredient n=\"70\">Sassafras tea</ingredient> &amp; new milk\r\n            <lb/>which has continued ever since to be my breakfast\r\n            <lb/>&amp; supper. On the 8.<sup>th</sup> I bathed, the impression of cold was \r\n            <lb/>very trifling, I felt no inconvenience whatever, no\r\n            <lb/>chillness, nor indeed any effect. I bathe every morning\r\n            <lb/>and feel nothing to wish otherwise, but nothing to\r\n            <lb/>commend. I have taken five times of the <ingredient n=\"35\">rust of steel</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>have increased it to 13 grains, and shall to day\r\n            <lb/>to 15. I am not <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom>, but I have scarcely any\r\n            <lb/>dejection of faeces since the 5.<sup>th</sup> Instant; this appears\r\n            <lb/>to me extraordinary, as I usually had large <symptom n=\"46\">discharges</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>during my <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>. My <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> <symptom n=\"63\">swell</symptom> very much,\r\n            <lb/>even so as to be troublesome and heavy, and <del>do not</del>\r\n            <lb/><unclear>recover</unclear> but little in the night. My <symptom n=\"27\">urine is in smaller\r\n            <lb/>quantity and of course higher coloured</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n  <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>My ease is <del>so</del> constantly interrupted by the <symptom n=\"7\">fermentation\r\n            <lb/>which is violent and breaks not with such efforts</symptom> on\r\n            <lb/>the <unclear>coats</unclear> of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> as to occasion much pain; the \r\n            <lb/>air is at times very sharp, at others barely <unclear>fixed</unclear> air\r\n            <lb/>and no more. I am much determined not to have <unclear>recurrence</unclear>\r\n            <lb/>to the <action n=\"30\">absorbent</action>, if it is possible to resist it, but I must\r\n            <lb/>own I feel much despondence at present, as the <symptom n=\"17\">constant\r\n            <lb/>pain interrups my sleep</symptom> and in some degree effects\r\n            <lb/>my spirits. I see with terror the season advancing and \r\n            <lb/>that I make no progress. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>By the time I can reacive your answer it will\r\n            <lb/>be the period to remove to Matlock; after that I know \r\n            <lb/>nothing of your future intentions, but suppose You will\r\n            <lb/>send me to the Sea shore; and in that case You will\r\n            <lb/>probably prefer Brighthelmstone to any other spot,\r\n            <lb/>as it is the warmest I know off, being sheltered by Hills\r\n            <lb/>from every wind but the South. I can get there very good\r\n            <lb/>accomodation, and spend the greatest part of the\r\n            <lb/>winter if I may be allowed to spend it here in England. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>It has recurred to my friend M<sup>r</sup> Harrison that\r\n            <lb/>between five &amp; six years ago I took it in my fancy that\r\n   <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n            <lb/>bene curare cute<note>Literary \'good care of the skin\', in the sense of ritualised, hygienic washing.</note> was a very proper practise, as one\r\n            <lb/>advanced in life and every day I washed with a \r\n            <lb/>spunge in warm water every part of my body that I\r\n            <lb/>could reach, this was continued not so frequent in\r\n            <lb/>Winter but two or three times a week till the month\r\n            <lb/>of may last, and may perhaps account for the general\r\n            <lb/>relaxation I now suffer.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I have had <condition n=\"38\">the piles</condition> pretty severely, but they\r\n            <lb/>are going off without any <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>My <symptom n=\"8\">appetite is much abated, but it was rather\r\n            <lb/>a little voracious</symptom>. At present I can <symptom n=\"8\">eat very little \r\n            <lb/>in the morning, not at all at Night and am not anxious \r\n            <lb/>for my dinner</symptom>. My <symptom n=\"55\">langour</symptom> is much as it was, though\r\n            <lb/>if my <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> was better I think I should have rather\r\n            <lb/>more activity than I had.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>11<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> The weather has not been fine since we\r\n            <lb/>have been here and seems now set in for rain;\r\n            <lb/>The <symptom n=\"63\">swelling of my <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart></symptom> which increases notwithstanding\r\n            <lb/>I have Kept them up give me great reason to\r\n            <lb/>believe that You would advise our removal to\r\n            <lb/>Matlock, but as we cannot get accomodation \r\n    <pb n=\"5\"/>\r\n            <lb/>there of some days we will quit this place tomorrow\r\n            <lb/>and ramble in the neighbourhood \'till we have \r\n            <lb/>got such lodgings as suit us, I request the \r\n            <lb/>favour of You to direct Your answer to Me at\r\n            <lb/>Matlock. M<sup>r</sup> Harrison desires to offer You his \r\n            <lb/>best compliments, accept of mine and my sincere\r\n            <lb/>thankfulness. I am with great truth &amp; regard\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb/>Sir\r\n                <lb/>Your most Obedient\r\n                <lb/>humble Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed><choice><abbr>Ant.</abbr><expan>Anthony</expan></choice> Chamier</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>As You attended to my political concerns and sent\r\n                <lb/>me within 50 Miles of my Borough. I beg leave \r\n                <lb/>to tell You that my reelection was to take place\r\n                <lb/>this morning, which I have no doubt it did.<note>Chamier was indeed re-elected as Member of Parliament for Tamworth, but he died at his house in Savile Row, London, just four weeks later on 12 October, 1780.</note>\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n       <pb n=\"6\"/>\r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>Anthony Chamier <choice><abbr>Esq<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Esquire</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Sep<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1780\r\n                <lb/>XI.p. 70.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1913, 3, '2014-06-02 16:02:46', 139),
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The Outstriking left him\r\n            <lb/>at that time. but soon after he found a <symptom n=\"23\">weak ness\r\n            <lb/>of <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart></symptom>. <symptom n=\"6\">Lowness of spirits</symptom> &amp; often <symptom n=\"3\">sick</symptom>. &amp; has\r\n            <lb/>Continued so ever since. Some times for a day or\r\n            <lb/>two. he is very well &amp; in good spirits. Other times.\r\n            <lb/>Quite dull &amp; full of Pains in his <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart> small\r\n     <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"28\">small of his Back</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">Leggs</bodypart>. &amp; inshort it will be in all\r\n            <lb/>parts at once a Little Tho never to great Excess.\r\n            <lb/>but instead of his buisiness being a pleasure to him\r\n            <lb/>as it formerly was it is now a very great Trouble \r\n            <lb/>at present he says he is in better health &amp; spirits\r\n            <lb/>Than usuall, &amp; The Outstriking his been Out upon\r\n            <lb/>him for some weeks, but still his former pains\r\n            <lb/>of his <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">Leggs</bodypart> continues &amp; some times\r\n            <lb/>a <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom>. which he never had before last\r\n            <lb/>Spring. he cannot Learn whether his present Illness\r\n            <lb/>has Arrisin from his <condition n=\"13\">bad cold</condition> in spring. or from\r\n            <lb/>The Outstriking he says he is in best Spirits\r\n            <lb/>when the Outstriking is Out. my Sister will\r\n            <lb/>wait upon you on Tewsday forenoon with a\r\n            <lb/>Cover for my Brother wherein you will\r\n            <lb/>inclose your advise &amp; I most respectfully am\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>S<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Sir</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Y<sup>r</sup> mo. Ob<sup>d</sup> &amp; very Hu. se<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Your most Obediend &amp; very humble servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed><choice><abbr>Tho.<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>Thomas</expan></choice> Johnston</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb/>Sunday\r\n                <lb/>27 <choice><abbr>Aug<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 1780\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>Doctor Cullin\r\n            </p>        \r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Tho<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>Thomas</expan></choice> Johnston\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Aug<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 1780\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>Prescribed a Solution\r\n                <lb/>of <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar Emetic</ingredient>\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1902, 3, '2015-02-03 14:21:33', 69),
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I have desired him to put himself in your <supplied>care</supplied>\r\n            <lb />and therefore I address this advice for him to you\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He has had <condition n=\"203\">an Ascites to a considerable degree</condition> and\r\n                <lb /><condition n=\"27\">a good deal of Anasarca</condition> Since October last and <treatment n=\"24\">he has al<supplied>ready</supplied>\r\n                    <lb />been tapped three times</treatment> and I believe may Soon requir<supplied>e it</supplied>\r\n                    <lb />again, but in the meantime we are to attempt by <action n=\"12\">diure<supplied>tics</supplied></action>\r\n                        <lb />&amp;c to render it unnecessary or after it to obviate another <illegible l=\"4\" />Â¬\r\n            <lb />tion. For these purposes I would give him ten grains <supplied>of</supplied>\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">the common Mercurial pill</ingredient> every second night at bedtim<supplied>e</supplied>\r\n            <lb />taking care that it neither runs off with any violenc<supplied>e by</supplied>\r\n            <lb />Stool not Starts Suddenly to <bodypart n=\"2\">his mouth</bodypart> &amp; with a view to\r\n            <lb />possible events you will manage his dose accordingly. <supplied>At the</supplied>\r\n            <lb />Same <add place=\"above\">time</add> I would have him take two or three times <add place=\"above\">a day</add> <action n=\"12\">a dose <supplied>of the</supplied>\r\n            <lb />Diuretic pills</action> prescribed in the inclosed. I don\'t think <supplied>him</supplied>\r\n            <lb />in <treatment n=\"30\">a condition to Stand much purging</treatment> and therefore <add place=\"above\">I</add> Sep<illegible l=\"4\" /> <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb /><supplied>the</supplied> doses that they go by urine rather than by Stool but\r\n            <lb /><supplied>it</supplied> will be proper for you to increase <ingredient n=\"25\">the dose of Squills</ingredient> to\r\n            <lb /><supplied>wha</supplied>tever <bodypart n=\"46\">his Stomach</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"66\">guts</bodypart> will bear.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Besides these I have prescribed also <action n=\"12\">another diuretic</action> the\r\n            <lb /><supplied>dose</supplied> of which I am also uncertain of but I hope you will adjust\r\n            <lb /><supplied>it</supplied> to what you Shall find him to bear both of <ingredient n=\"392\">artichoke leaves</ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><supplied>and</supplied> of the <ingredient n=\"204\">alkaline Salt</ingredient>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />With these medicines he should take as much exercise on\r\n            <lb /><supplied>hors</supplied>eback or in a carriage as his Strength and the weather will\r\n            <lb /><supplied>all</supplied>ow.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Let his diet be as light and as dry as he can bear. Let his\r\n            <lb /><supplied>ordi</supplied>nary drink be porter with two parts of water and he may\r\n            <lb /><supplied>ever</supplied>y day take two or three glasses of Port or Sherry or of Gin\r\n            <lb /><supplied>pu</supplied>nch or Toddy.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have no more to say of M<sup>r</sup> Brisbane but to tell you that\r\n            <lb /><supplied> he g</supplied>ave me no fee and if you can draw him accidentally to tell you\r\n            <lb />you may tell him it is not our way to run an accompt. With\r\n            <lb />best wishes to Willie I am Dear Thomas most sincerely\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>Yours William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 9<sup>th.</sup> July <u>1781</u></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Edward Brisbane</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"2\">pil. Mercurial</ingredient> gr. x vel pil. ij\r\n                    <lb />Capiat h. s. et capiat h. m. dos in Secunda quaque nocte.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take ten grains of <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurial pills</ingredient> or two <ingredient n=\"2\">pills</ingredient>. To be taken at bedtime and in this way a dose every second night.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"25\">Rad. Scill. </ingredient> Ê’Å¿s\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"20\">Milleped. prep<sup>t.</sup></ingredient> Ê’j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"169\">Extract. gentian.</ingredient> Ê’jÅ¿s\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"75\">Mucilag. G. 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Silv.</ingredient> Ê’j\r\n                    <lb />Aq. bullient. lbjÅ¿s\r\n                    <lb />Digere horas decem et adde\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"45\">Sal. tartar.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb />et post Subsidentiam cola per chartam &amp; colato adde\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"264\">Aq. Juniper. comp. â„¥iij</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb />Cap. aeger cochlearia duo ex aq. font. â„¥ij post Singulas doses <ingredient n=\"25\">pil.\r\n                    <lb />Scillitic.</ingredient>\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"392\">fresh artichoke leaves</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"59\">crushed Juniper</ingredient>, one drachm of <ingredient n=\"106\">wild Carrot Seeds</ingredient> and a pint and a half of boiling water. 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I have desired M<sup>r</sup> Pratt an eminent Druggist\r\n            <lb/>who I know has Connections at Edinburgh to get\r\n            <lb/>one of his Friends to present you a genteel Fee.\r\n            <lb/>If he shou\'d not offer sufficient I beg you will\r\n            <lb/>demand more of him.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Miss Milbanke about 40 Years of Age who\r\n            <lb/>has always had the Catamenia regular &amp; in due \r\n            <lb/>Quantity a Year ago was seized with a <symptom n=\"20\">Coldness</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; <symptom n=\"12\">violent Difficulty of Breathing</symptom> which continued\r\n            <lb/>one Night &amp; then abated but never since has been\r\n            <lb/>so well as to lay down in Bed, has had a <symptom n=\"4\">short\r\n            <lb/>troublesome Cough</symptom>, made a <symptom n=\"27\">small Quantity of high\r\n            <lb/>coloured Urine</symptom>, has been <symptom n=\"31\">gently lax without the \r\n            <lb/>use of Medicine</symptom>. 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Her <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse is\r\n            <lb/>now weak &amp; a little quick</symptom>. Towards Night the <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> are\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"63\">swelld</symptom> /but not as much as a few Weeks ago/ &amp; I believe\r\n            <lb/>will pit -- still makes a <symptom n=\"27\">small Quantity of Urine</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>has not a very bad Appetite -- As Miss Milbanke\r\n            <lb/>is just come into the Neighbourhod I can not\r\n            <lb/>tell what has has been done more than the <action n=\"24\">Purgatives</action>\r\n            <lb/>She is considerably better &amp; apparently recovering\r\n            <lb/>but as the Complaints may be liable to return\r\n            <lb />&amp; the best Advice is required I wish to have your \r\n            <lb/>Directions to restore the Constitution &amp; prevent\r\n            <lb/>a Relapse. Please to favor me with your Answer\r\n            <lb/>as soon as possible. I am Sir\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb/>with great Respect\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Y<sup>r</sup> obd<sup>t</sup> Hble Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Your obedient Humble Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>S. 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The <ingredient n=\"101\">Guaiacum</ingredient> Mixture\r\n                <lb/>you recommended did great Service. \r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>Doct<sup>r</sup> Will<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>Doctor William</expan></choice> Cullen\r\n            <lb/>Edinburgh\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>Oct:</abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 28. 1780\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> S. Cleasby <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/>Miss Milbanke\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>1780</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/>V.XI. p.104\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1938, 13, '2014-11-14 14:12:15', 90),
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I am glad to find her free from her\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">Sweatings</symptom> which I impute to her regimen and\r\n            <lb />particularly to her being more out of bed and\r\n            <lb />I hope She is now free from the fear of <symptom n=\"30\">ErupÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tions</symptom> and thereby from any necessity of her\r\n            <lb />lying close a bed. I am much pleased with her\r\n            <lb />regimen in respect of diet, but I am heartily\r\n            <lb />sorry to find that She has made no progress\r\n            <lb />towards getting into Air and Exercise which\r\n            <lb />I consider as the only means to be depended\r\n            <lb />upon for procuring and establishing her health\r\n            <lb />and if She lets the Summer pass without\r\n            <lb />some efforts in this way we cannot expect\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"2\"/>. The pains and a little <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom>\r\n            <lb />that within these few days have come into\r\n            <lb />her\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> I consider as a <condition n=\"3\">Gouty</condition> effort and under that\r\n            <lb />state I would not bid her move, but I dont\r\n            <lb />expect that this can continue long and when\r\n            <lb />it is gone the only advice I have to offer, is, that\r\n            <lb />She should immediately endeavour to be\r\n            <lb />longer out of bed, to Sit up longer and to try\r\n            <lb />what motion She can bear in her Chamber\r\n            <lb />to get out of her bed Chamber and by degrees\r\n            <lb />to get into Air and Exercise abroad. 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since that period, she has not been <condition n=\"7\">pregnant</condition>, but the Menses\r\n            <lb />flowed regularly <condition n=\"8\">till ten Months ago</condition>. ----- About a year after\r\n            <lb />her <condition n=\"11\">Miscarriage</condition>, while her health was still much impair\'d, She <choice><abbr>rec<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>received</expan></choice> a\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"70\">slight bruise on the <bodypart n=\"23\">Ancle</bodypart></symptom>, it suddenly <symptom n=\"62\">inflam\'d</symptom> and degenerated into\r\n            <lb />a disagreeable <condition n=\"43\">Scorbutic <condition n=\"32\">Ulcer</condition></condition>, which almost totally confin\'d her to\r\n            <lb />her house for ten or twelve Months, and she was under the Necessity\r\n            <lb />of taking different preparations of <action n=\"1\">Alterative Medicines</action>, with the\r\n            <lb />Assistance of a Physical Regimen. --- The <condition n=\"32\">Ulcer</condition> at last\r\n            <lb />having a tendency to heal &amp; dry up, a <treatment n=\"11\">Pea Issue</treatment> was orderd\r\n            <lb />to be put in that <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart>, and the Patient in the course of a few\r\n            <lb />Months <del>again</del> (notwithstanding her being greatly <symptom n=\"26\">emaciated\r\n            <lb />and wore down</symptom>) seem\'d to recover her usual stength and\r\n            <lb />Spirits; when unfortunately, she making a Visit at sev\'ral\r\n            <lb />miles distance from her own house, <condition n=\"13\">catched a severe cold</condition>, by travelling\r\n            <lb />some miles in the Evening, in an Open Carriage, after coming out\r\n            <lb />of a very warm room; the consequence was a <symptom n=\"47\">smart <symptom n=\"34\">feverish\r\n            <lb />complaint</symptom></symptom> for some days, and after she was able to travel to her\r\n            <lb />own house, an <symptom n=\"30\">Eruption of large watry Blisters</symptom> appear\'d in different\r\n            <lb />parts of the Body, at this period (which happend last Summer)\r\n            <lb />she suppos\'d that she was <condition n=\"7\">pregnant</condition>, <condition n=\"8\">having not had the least\r\n            <lb />appearance of the Menses</condition>, for the space of three months, which\r\n            <lb />till that time (notwithstanding her bad health) had been always\r\n            <lb />perfectly regular. ------ As the Winter advanced the\r\n            <lb />Patient appear\'d gradually to become more indispos\'d, complaining\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"7\">constantly of being afflicted with wind, and flatulency in the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart></symptom>, which seem\'d to arise from the relaxed\r\n            <lb />and very debilitated state of the habit in general, and these\r\n            <lb />Organs having lost their tone; accompay\'d with <condition n=\"57\">low Spirits</condition>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"8\">loss of Appetite</symptom>, <symptom n=\"61\">constant nausea</symptom>, <symptom n=\"3\">with frequent vomitings</symptom>, of\r\n            <lb />of glareous phlegm, <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>, with other Symptoms of general <symptom n=\"23\">weakÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ness</symptom>, <symptom n=\"54\">debility</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"55\">languor</symptom>.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The Lady as well as myself have been\r\n            <lb />for several months now perfectly convinced that she is not\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            \r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"7\">pregnant</condition> <add place=\"above\">altho\' there has not been <condition n=\"8\">the least return of the Menses</condition></add> which alarms her the more, as she experiences daily the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">decline of her strength</symptom>, being now so much reduc\'d as with <symptom n=\"138\">difficulty\r\n            <lb />to walk around her Room</symptom>, The <treatment n=\"11\">pea Issue</treatment> in her <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart> is continued, and\r\n            <lb />discharges well, and lately she <add place=\"above\">has been</add> taking Medicines with a view to\r\n            <lb />strengthen the <bodypart n=\"82\">alimentary canal</bodypart>, and the whole System, as the\r\n            <lb />preparations of <ingredient n=\"35\">Steel,</ingredient>, the <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>, and other <action n=\"60\">Stomachic\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"113\">Bitters</ingredient></action> with <ingredient n=\"261\">Elixir of Vitriol</ingredient> &amp;c &amp;c -- But the Patient is averse\r\n            <lb />to taking Medicines as she complains that every Drug, or food instanÂ¬\r\n            <lb />taneously turns sour on the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, and she <symptom n=\"3\">vomits it up</symptom>, wither\r\n            <lb />as tough glarey phlegm, or sometimes a blackish colour\'d liquor reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sembling the grounds of Coffee. -- The <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart> are constantly\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">costipated</symptom> unless <ingredient n=\"84\">Magnesia Alba</ingredient>, or some other <action n=\"21\">gentle laxative</action>\r\n            <lb />is taken ----- Lately there is a <symptom n=\"12\">great straitness of the <bodypart n=\"27\">Breast</bodypart></symptom> attended\r\n            <lb />with a <symptom n=\"4\">short tickling Cough</symptom> more particularly at going to Bed,\r\n            <lb />but without any expectoration, <symptom n=\"10\">violent palpitations of the <bodypart n=\"42\">Heart</bodypart></symptom>,\r\n            <lb />with <symptom n=\"21\">sudden flushings of heat in various parts of the Body</symptom> ---  \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The urine generally in small quantities, at other times very\r\n            <lb />copious and quite clear --- <symptom n=\"71\">The <bodypart n=\"95\">mind</bodypart> is disturb\'d</symptom> on the most\r\n            <lb />trivial occasions, and is hurried into the most perverse commotions\r\n            <lb />with terror, anger, sadness, &amp;c. ----  I hinted that there was a <condition n=\"43\">tendency\r\n            <lb />to a Scorbutic habit</condition>; and the Humours just now appear in a vitiated\r\n            <lb />state (perhaps owing to an hereditary taint) as their  is a frequent\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"65\">bleeding from the <bodypart n=\"5\">Nose</bodypart></symptom>, <symptom n=\"30\">livid, yellow, or violet colour\'d spots on the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>, with dry scaly eruptions on different parts of the Body</symptom>\r\n            <lb />attended with <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"78\">itching</symptom> &amp;c &amp;c --- <symptom n=\"15\">The pulse is generally\r\n            <lb />quick &amp; small, at evening rather hard and full</symptom>; the <symptom n=\"51\"><bodypart n=\"2\">Tongue</bodypart> is dry\r\n            <lb />and white</symptom>, with <symptom n=\"68\">constant thirst</symptom>. The <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin is <symptom n=\"21\">hot and <symptom n=\"51\">dry</symptom></symptom></bodypart>, but seldom\r\n            <lb />moist. As wine was found to sour on the Patients <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> she\r\n            <lb />found Brandy &amp; Water to answer better, and to give a temporary\r\n            <lb />relief, but as this beverage rather seem\'d to increase the malody,\r\n            <lb />and to <symptom n=\"23\">weaken the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart></symptom>, and <symptom n=\"48\">hurt digestion</symptom>, it was ordered to\r\n            <lb />be discontinued. ------ \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />If the Doctor is desir\'d to write very fully relative\r\n            <lb />the Patients Regimen, exercise, and medicines &amp;c &amp;c\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Patrick Scott\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Douglass Isle of Mann\r\n                <lb />March 7<sup>th</sup> - 1785\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs.</sup> Heywoods\r\n            <lb />Case\r\n            <lb />March 1785\r\n            <lb />V: XVI. p.345\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 2572, 11, '2014-10-06 21:36:13', 71);
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As one of his principal\r\n            <lb />errands there is to see you I need say\r\n            <lb />nothing of his present state of health.\r\n            <lb />He has continued <ingredient n=\"392\" t=\"19\">the Infusion</ingredient> &amp; Pills\r\n            <lb />regularly, &amp; tho both have been encreased\r\n            <lb />in strength they  have produced no effect\r\n            <lb />that would require their being stopped.\r\n            <lb />The <ingredient n=\"2\">mercury</ingredient> he has taken exactly as you\r\n            <lb />ordered &amp; as yet he has only once been\r\n            <lb />obliged to leave it off as his <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> was\r\n            <lb />growing sore. Since he came to Glasgow\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"24\">I have tapped him twice, the last time about\r\n            <lb />a week ago, at each operation there\r\n            <lb />was nine scotsh pints of water drawn\r\n            <lb />off.</treatment>  He lately begged he might be allowed\r\n            <lb />to take as common drink some of that\r\n            <lb />decoction he had taken in England;\r\n            <lb />as the principal ingredients were <ingredient n=\"392\">ArtiÂ¬\r\n                <lb />chokes</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"59\">Juniper berries</ingredient> I indulged him\r\n            <lb />in it, as it was in no way counterÂ¬\r\n            <lb />acting the medicines you had ordered.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Poor M<sup>r</sup> Hopkirk died last week, his\r\n            <lb />medicines were left off sometime before\r\n            <lb />his death as he was <symptom n=\"23\">so weak</symptom> that <add place=\"above\">we</add> were\r\n            <lb />affraid he could not bear them.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I had not an opportunity of opening\r\n            <lb />him which I regret much as his\r\n            <lb />complaints were new to me.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Lady Stuart about a fortnight ago <treatment n=\"24\">was\r\n            <lb />tapped &amp; had eleven scotsh pints of\r\n            <lb />water taken away</treatment>, she bore the operaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion very well &amp; since it she has I\r\n            <lb />think been better. She takes the<ingredient n=\"392\" t=\"19\"> Artichoke\r\n            <lb />infusion</ingredient> in the same way as you\r\n            <lb />ordered it for M<sup>r</sup> Brisbane, she takes\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />likewise some <ingredient n=\"8\">cream of Tartar</ingredient> to keep\r\n            <lb />her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> open &amp; to promote the discharge\r\n            <lb />by urine. Besides the ease <treatment n=\"24\">the operation</treatment>\r\n            <lb />has given her it has been attended\r\n            <lb />with this good effect that her water has\r\n            <lb />been much encreased in quantity she\r\n            <lb />makes one day with another near a\r\n            <lb />Choppin &amp; the day after <treatment n=\"24\">the tapping</treatment> about\r\n                <lb />a scotsh pint of water. There is evidently\r\n                <lb />still some fluid left in <bodypart n=\"30\">the\r\n                <lb />abdomen</bodypart> but it does not\r\n            <lb />seem to have encreased.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />My Father has I think been rather worse\r\n            <lb />since I was in Edinburgh, <symptom n=\"138\">he is now\r\n                <lb />incapable of walking</symptom>, he complains\r\n                <lb />much of pains &amp; <symptom n=\"57\">spasms</symptom> in the side\r\n                    <lb />affected &amp; <symptom n=\"17\">got no sleep at night.</symptom> D<sup>r</sup> Stevenson\r\n            <lb />&amp; M<sup>r</sup> Wallace allowed him <ingredient n=\"14\">an opiate</ingredient> which\r\n            <lb />gives him rest thro the night. <symptom n=\"15\">His pulse\r\n            <lb />is natural</symptom> &amp; he has no complaint\r\n            <lb />whatever in his <bodypart n=\"1\">head.</bodypart> He &amp; my Mother\r\n            <lb />join me in best complements to you\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Cullen &amp; the rest of your good family\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I have the honor to be Dear Sir Your\r\n                <lb />obliged humble Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Hamilton</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />Glasgow\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 8<sup>th</sup>\r\n                <lb />1781\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Hamilton\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Brisbane &amp;cc\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1781.\r\n            <lb />V. 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It\r\n            <lb />appears pretty evident that there is a <condition n=\"43\">Scorbutic</condition>\r\n            <lb />or <symptom n=\"149\">acrid</symptom> taint in her blood. At the Same time\r\n            <lb />it is very evident that the <bodypart n=\"82\">Alimentary Canal</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />is in a very <symptom n=\"23\">weak and relaxed state</symptom> and <bodypart n=\"47\">the\r\n            <lb />whole of her Nervous System in a very <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and <symptom n=\"78\">irritable condition</symptom></bodypart>. These are Ailments\r\n            <lb />which must be very distressing but which\r\n            <lb />may continue long without much danger, but\r\n            <lb />if the <symptom n=\"12\">Straitness of the <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart></symptom> and <symptom n=\"4\">short Cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb />should increase it is to be feared that an\r\n            <lb />ailment of the <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart> of a dangerous kind\r\n            <lb />may take place.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I think it proper for me to point out\r\n    \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />to D<sup>r.</sup> Scott those my Views of the Subject and to\r\n            <lb />say that it will require all the attention and\r\n            <lb />Skill that either he or I can bestow to manage\r\n            <lb />such a complex Case and it is a very strong proof\r\n            <lb />of the difficulty in doing it that he has already\r\n            <lb />employed some of the must proper and promising\r\n            <lb />remedies with very little success. I shall still\r\n            <lb />however advise as well as I can.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />In the first place it will be absolutely\r\n            <lb />necessary to keep her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> constantly regular\r\n            <lb />and therefore to continue the <ingredient n=\"84\">Magnesia</ingredient> or,\r\n            <lb />some other <action n=\"21\">laxative</action>. I think it would be much\r\n            <lb />for the benefit of her <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> if along with every\r\n            <lb />dose of <ingredient n=\"84\">Magnesia</ingredient> She could take five grains\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> and three of <ingredient n=\"81\">Columbo root</ingredient> and this\r\n            <lb />is the only <ingredient n=\"113\">bitter</ingredient> I would advise at present\r\n            <lb />But to correct the <symptom n=\"48\">acidity of her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart></symptom>,\r\n            <lb />as I suppose She does not need to take a\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"21\">laxative</action> every day I would have her on the\r\n  \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />intermediate days take in the morning before\r\n            <lb />Breakfast a Scruple of <ingredient n=\"124\">Crabs Eyes</ingredient>. \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />It would be much for the benefit of her <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />and all her other ailments if She could be brought\r\n            <lb />to bear Asses milk. She may begin by degrees\r\n            <lb />but if her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> bears it tolerably I would\r\n            <lb />have her take it to at least half a pint twice\r\n            <lb />every day. The only other remedy I would advise\r\n            <lb />at present is the Pill prescribed on the paper\r\n            <lb />apart and which I hope prove both <action n=\"23\">Emenagogue</action>\r\n            <lb />and <action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action>.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />In the State of this Ladys <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> it is\r\n            <lb />difficult to advise a precise and positive diet but\r\n            <lb />I shall say what I think best leaving it to D<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb />Scotts discretion to vary it and to Suit it to\r\n            <lb />the Lady\'s taste, appetite and digestion as well\r\n            <lb />as he can.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />At breakfast both Tea and Coffee seem\r\n            <lb />to be improper and at least the only Indian Tea\r\n      \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I could think safe is a weak Bohea tea with a lit<supplied>tle</supplied>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"17\">Nutmeg</ingredient>, or <ingredient n=\"358\">Mace</ingredient> infused along wit<supplied>h</supplied>\r\n            <lb />it but I would even prefer to this a Cocoa tea or\r\n            <lb />a weak Chocolate.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />At dinner She may take a little plain\r\n            <lb />Soup made of a thruckle of Veal or an old fowl\r\n            <lb />but any bulky liquid is not proper. Beside this\r\n            <lb />She may take a bit of any light meat She likes\r\n            <lb />best and rather roasted that boiled, or She may\r\n            <lb />take any of the lighter kinds of white fish, as\r\n            <lb />Haddock, Whiting, Flounder or Codling boiled and\r\n            <lb />Served with a plain sauce but She should not\r\n            <lb />taste any of the heavier kinds of fish as Salmon<supplied>,</supplied>\r\n            <lb />Herring, Turbate or Cod. With any of her Meat\r\n            <lb />She may take a little picery but should not\r\n            <lb />take Pickles of any kind. As her appetite may\r\n            <lb />not allow her to make a tolerable meal of meat\r\n            <lb />She may Supply it with a bit of light bread\r\n            <lb />Pudding or a bit of plain Rice or Millet pudding\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />but She must not take Roots, Greens, or other Garden\r\n            <lb />thing, or at least hardly any of these till her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />is stronger or till the Summer Season presents\r\n            <lb />them in their tender state.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Her drink at Dinner or at other times I\r\n            <lb />cannot allow her to take any kind of wine or Malt\r\n            <lb />liquor except it might be a little good Porter but\r\n            <lb />even that must be tried with caution. The only drink\r\n            <lb />that appears to be safe for her is Plain water but\r\n            <lb />I should have supposed that She might have safely\r\n            <lb />taken in a part of it a little Spirit as I do not\r\n            <lb />suppose that a Lady will be in any danger of\r\n            <lb />going to excess in it and if you had not told me\r\n            <lb />that it had disagreed with her I should have\r\n            <lb />thought that <del>some</del> in the present state of her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> some little portion of Spirit was neÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cessary to it.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />At Supper I cannot advise M<sup>rs.</sup> Heywood\r\n            <lb />to take any thing but if She has been in the\r\n            \r\n            \r\n       <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />habit of taking Supper and has any appetite <supplied>at</supplied>\r\n            <lb />that time she may take a fresh soft boiled Egg or\r\n            <lb />a bit of Chicken or a bit of Tripe.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />There is nothing I should think more proper\r\n            <lb />or promising more benefit to M<sup>rs.</sup> Heywood than\r\n            <lb />fresh air and gentle Exercise. As soon therefore\r\n            <lb />as the weather will allow which with us it\r\n            <lb />hardly does at present I advise her to go abroad\r\n            <lb />in a Carriage and take what gentle exercise she\r\n            <lb />can easily bear. I believe the present state of\r\n            <lb />her strength will not bear much but if She\r\n            <lb />can bear any at all it is to be prescribed that\r\n            <lb />her Strength will increase upon it and enable\r\n            <lb />her to bear it more and more. 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Gentian.</ingredient> et\r\n                    <lb />denique <ingredient n=\"69\">Myrrham</ingredient> prius in pulverem tenuem\r\n                    <lb />tritam et cum aquÃ¦ q. s. fiat massa dividenda\r\n                    <lb />in pilula singulas g<sup>r.</sup> V.\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <action n=\"33\">Aperient Pills</action> three to be taken every\r\n                    <lb />night at bed time\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take two drachms of <ingredient n=\"121\">Extract of liquorice</ingredient>, \r\n                    one drachm of <ingredient n=\"169\">Extract of gentian</ingredient> and \r\n                    one drachm of <ingredient n=\"69\">the best Myrrh</ingredient>. \r\n                    After having chopped into little pieces the <ingredient n=\"121\">Extract of liquorice</ingredient>, immerse it \r\n                    in enough hot water in order to let it soften. It will be mashed \r\n                    into a pulp, to which you add the <ingredient n=\"169\">Extract of Gentian</ingredient> ans successively \r\n                    the <ingredient n=\"69\">Myrrh</ingredient> previously crushed into a fine powder. Adding a sufficient quantity of water, let it become a mass to be divided \r\n                    into pills of five grains each. \r\n                    Label as <action n=\"33\">Aperient Pills</action>. 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It is not of much consequence\r\n     <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>how the Course is directed if it be long enough. It may\r\n            <lb/>be <add place=\"above\">a</add> cruise upon the Coast of Scotland or a voyage to the\r\n            <lb/>South but it must be observed that being a few days\r\n            <lb/>at sea can be of little service &amp; to expect much\r\n            <lb/>benefit Miss Fraser must sail for several weeks\r\n            <lb/>with as little interruption as possible. If she can\r\n            <lb/>spend the most part of the summer &amp; beginning\r\n            <lb/>of Autumn in sailing I am very confident of\r\n            <lb/>her recovery <del>&amp; her being on shore</del> but let it be\r\n            <lb/>observed that her being long ashore especially \r\n            <lb/>in a warm Climate will certainly do harm\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>While I thus inculcate a long voyage or very\r\n            <lb/>frequent sialing I have no objection to <del>it</del> her\r\n            <lb/>going to sea in the first place for a trial &amp; \r\n            <lb/>if it shall be found that the <symptom n=\"3\">sea sickness</symptom> is very\r\n            <lb/>severe &amp; continues long or that contrary to what\r\n            <lb/>commonly happens it shall aggravate her \r\n            <lb/>symptoms particularly the <symptom n=\"35\">spitting of blood</symptom>. I\r\n            <lb/>shall doubt if the Remedy is to be pushed, or <add place=\"above\">I shall think</add> that\r\n  <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>it is to be carried on by degrees <add place=\"above\">only</add> &amp; therefore with some\r\n            <lb/>interruptions till she can be brought to beat it easily\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Tho the season is now warm, the Air st sea\r\n            <lb/>will be sufficiently cool &amp; at times may be both\r\n            <lb/>cold &amp; moist. It is proper therefore to guard against\r\n            <lb/>fresh <condition n=\"13\">Colds</condition> &amp; the best security will be in a flannel\r\n            <lb/>smock &amp; thick worsted stockings. At all ties to \r\n            <lb/>avoid moisture or at any time sitting in a stream\r\n            <lb/>of Air.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>It is difficult to keep a choice of Diet at sea\r\n            <lb/>&amp; particularly to such as <add place=\"above\">is</add> most fit for Miss Fraser.\r\n            <lb/>For the sake of a little Milk I have known both\r\n            <lb/>Goats &amp; Ewes kept at sea for sometime. Whether \r\n            <lb/>the Vessel Miss Fraser goes in will admit of this I\r\n            <lb/>cannot judge. For the rest I would advise some\r\n            <lb/>portable soup or a stock of live chickens to be carried\r\n            <lb/>along. But a little fresh Broth &amp; that not strong\r\n            <lb/>is the only kind of Animal Food I would propose\r\n            <lb/>&amp; her Diet must be <del>abr</del> besides that of Bread, Rice<note>The lines and numbers added above this line suggest Cullen\'s marks to indicate where he wants to make revisions (a translation of phrases?).</note>\r\n            <lb/>Sago, Salep, Barley or Oatmeal drest &amp; diversified\r\n    <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n            <lb/>to her taste. If greased Eggs are carried along she \r\n            <lb/>may have tolerable pudding &amp; a Caudle will be a\r\n            <lb/>good Variety. It is almost only in this form I\r\n            <lb/>would indulge a little Wine for otherwise it is\r\n            <lb/>hardly safe. Malt Liquor of any kind is very bad\r\n            <lb/>for her. Her ordeinary drink must be Toast &amp; Water\r\n            <lb/>or if her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> does not bear plain water a very\r\n            <lb/>small proportion of Brandy may be added to it.\r\n            <lb/>Tea &amp; Coffee are both very bad for her but a weak\r\n            <lb/>Chacolate if it digests easily is very proper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>For Medicines I have few propose &amp; depend \r\n            <lb/>very much upon sailing &amp; the regimen mentiond\r\n            <lb/>I propose one Remedy to D<sup>r</sup> Skene designed\r\n            <lb/>to obviate <symptom n=\"31\">looseness</symptom> &amp; other evacuations &amp;\r\n            <lb/>I suppose by this time a trial is made of it \r\n            <lb/>&amp; according to that trial D<sup>r</sup> Skene wwill direct\r\n            <lb/>both the dose &amp; the repetition of it. Any other\r\n            <lb/>Medicines I can propose are mentioned in the \r\n            <lb/>letter that accompanied this to D<sup>r</sup> Skene &amp;\r\n            \r\n        <add place=\"margin\">\r\n            <lb/>I hope my earnest wishes for Miss Frasers recovery shall soon \r\n            <lb/>have their effect.\r\n        </add>\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>    \r\n</body>', 1923, 3, '2014-12-26 11:46:50', 66),
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He takes at present a drachm\r\n            <lb />three times a day, it has as yet produced\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"12\">no considerable Diuretic effects</action> <action n=\"33\">it however\r\n            <lb />keeps <bodypart n=\"64\">his belly</bodypart> open</action>, I shall encrease it\r\n            <lb />gradually to as large a quantity as he\r\n            <lb />can well bear. <ingredient n=\"25\">The Squills</ingredient> I made him\r\n                <lb />leave off,but <ingredient n=\"392\" t=\"19\">the Artichoke Infusion</ingredient>\r\n                <lb />he still continues to take. He rides out\r\n            <lb />constantly in his chaise he has tried\r\n            <lb />horseback several times but has never\r\n     <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n  <lb />been able to ride more than five or six <add place=\"above\">miles</add>\r\n            <lb />a day. An acquaintance of M<sup>r</sup> Brisbanes\r\n            <lb />in London who was <condition n=\"16\">likewise Dropsical</condition>\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"84\">had been rubbed with some Embrocation</treatment>\r\n            <lb />which he thought relieved him much\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Brisbane was so full of it, that he\r\n            <lb />insisted I should write M<sup>r</sup> Farqhuar\r\n            <lb />&amp; ask what it was; I did so; &amp; find it was\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"84\">a flannel cloth impregnated with the\r\n            <lb />smoke of the fumigating Gums, thrown\r\n            <lb />on live coals</treatment>. He begs me to ask you\r\n            <lb />whether or not he might try it in place\r\n            <lb />of <treatment n=\"39\">the oil with which he <add place=\"above\">is</add> rubbed</treatment>. 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He has\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">no extraordinary quickness of <u>pulse</u></symptom> nor any sympÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tom of <symptom n=\"34\">Fever</symptom> excepting the <symptom n=\"68\">Thirst</symptom>. 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Diem</abbr><expan>half an ounce per day</expan></choice>, but all with no good\r\n            <lb />Effect. Another Physician was consulted who ordered\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"132\">Tamarinds</ingredient> &amp; the <del>same</del> other things I had tried\r\n            <lb />to be continued, &amp; added that if these things did not\r\n            <lb />do, he suspected <condition n=\"16\">Dropsy</condition> or diseased <bodypart n=\"60\">Viscera</bodypart> would\r\n            <lb />be the Consequence. --- \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />None of us seemed to be well enough acÂ¬\r\n            <lb />quainted with the nature of the Complaints, &amp; the\r\n            <lb />Authors we consulted gave us only a transient hint\r\n            <lb />to try the remedies we recommended. --- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />As his <choice><abbr>pres<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>present</expan></choice> Disease seemed to threaten <condition n=\"6\">Diabetes</condition> I\r\n            <lb />recommended <ingredient n=\"393\">Serum Aluminosum</ingredient> with <action n=\"21\">Laxatives</action>\r\n            <lb />at proper intervalls to prevent its increasing the <symptom n=\"24\">costiveÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ness</symptom>, but no kind of effect in abating the Symptoms\r\n            <lb />has been yet produced. --- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I hope you\'ll take the trouble of considering\r\n            <lb />the above Symptoms as soon as convenient, &amp;\r\n            <lb />send your Letter to D<sup>r.</sup> Touch\'s care addressed\r\n            <lb />to me Surgeon in K<illegible l=\"4\" /> In the mean time\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I have the honour to be with great respect &amp;\r\n            <lb />esteem\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>obd<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> &amp; most <choice><abbr>hu<sup>le.</sup></abbr><expan>humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Ser<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Cha<sup>s.</sup> Watson\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />P:S: I had a vial\r\n            <lb />of his urine just now\r\n            <lb />&amp; seems to have no\r\n            <lb />peculiar taste, no sweetness\r\n            <lb />that can be <illegible w=\"1\"/>, is of a greenish\r\n            <lb />yellow colour.\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Huntly 26<sup>th.</sup> July 1784\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Ch<sup>s.</sup> Watson\r\n            <lb />July 1784\r\n            <lb />V. 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I will not however\r\n            <lb />avoid prescribing and in this particular Case attended\r\n            <lb />with <condition n=\"17\">Calculus Symptoms</condition> I very confidently recomÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mend the <ingredient n=\"61\">Powder of the leaves of the Uva Ursi</ingredient>. \r\n           \r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />You may begin with half a dose for a day <illegible w=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />that three times a day. 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He should be always warmly\r\n            <lb />cloathed and take great care to avoid Cold. I am\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 1<sup>th.</sup> August\r\n                <lb /><u>1784</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <head>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For M<sup>r.</sup> Watsons Patient \r\n            \r\n        </head>    \r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž pulv <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. 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However I guess at this\r\n            <lb />and suppose his <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> to go on increasing while his <unclear>wris</unclear>\r\n            <lb />does not and I shall speak to the particulars you mention <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />well as I can. As <ingredient n=\"57\">the Cicuta</ingredient> has sensible effects I think it\r\n                <lb />should be continued increasing the dose by degrees. I say\r\n                <lb />the same of <ingredient n=\"92\">the Colchicum</ingredient> and suppose the dose may go a\r\n                <lb />deal further than at present. <action n=\"24\">Its purging a little</action> will be no\r\n                    <lb />objection. It does not answer to give <ingredient n=\"25\">squills</ingredient> at the same time\r\n                    <lb />as it gives an ambiguity with respect <add place=\"above\">to</add> the two medicines.\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"392\" t=\"9\">The Artichoke Infusion</ingredient> may be continued but should be\r\n            <lb />sometimes intermitted in the way he can best bear it.\r\n            <lb />I can have no doubt in letting him try the fumigated flaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nnels and letting <add place=\"above\">alone</add> the oil for some time.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Lady Stuarts situation is just what I expected and I don\'t\r\n            <lb />know of any better medicine than those employed but with\r\n                <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Stevensons consent I think you might drop the <ingredient n=\"392\" t=\"9\">Artichoke\r\n                <lb />Infusion</ingredient> and in place of the <ingredient n=\"392\">Artichoke leaves</ingredient> you might employ\r\n                <lb />an <ingredient n=\"59\" t=\"9\">Infusion of Juniper berries and <unclear>sem. danc. silv.</unclear></ingredient> the former\r\n            <lb />being very well bruised and let the alkaline salt be in the\r\n            <lb />same proportion as before.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Your fathers situation gives me a great deal of concern\r\n            <lb />but I hope it may be better as it is to be supposed that the\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"91\">Nephritic fit</condition> has had a great share in <symptom n=\"15\">rendering his pulse\r\n            <lb />quick</symptom> and him <symptom n=\"17\">so restless.</symptom> The <ingredient n=\"14\">opiate</ingredient> is certainly an ambiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />guous remedy but while he is liable to <condition n=\"91\">anything nephritic</condition>\r\n            <lb />I dare not advise his quitting <ingredient n=\"14\">the Opiate.</ingredient> I dare say it is\r\n            <lb />his own experience at Bath that has made him neglect the\r\n            <lb />douche and in that case I dare not urge it but it appears\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" />not improper for either his <condition n=\"91\">nephritic or <condition n=\"31\">paralytic complaints</condition></condition>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />With the most sincere good wishes I am Dear William\r\n                <lb />your affectionate &amp; most obedient servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup> 11<sup>th.</sup> Octo<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh 11<sup>th.</sup> October</expan></choice> 1781.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>Yours of the 7<sup>th</sup> came here only this day</postscript>\r\n    </div>   \r\n</body>', 204, 2, '2013-09-02 15:55:48', 60),
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Tho slower than forÂ¬\r\n            <lb />merly which he attributed to the effects of\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"92\">the Colchicum.</ingredient> <symptom n=\"63\">As his bulk was very\r\n                    <lb />inconvenient to him</symptom> &amp; to give the medicines\r\n                    <lb />a better opportunity of acting <treatment n=\"24\">he was tapped</treatment>\r\n            <lb />&amp; tho he had been three weeks longer\r\n            <lb />between <treatment n=\"24\">this &amp; the former operation</treatment> than\r\n            <lb />between any of the preceeding ones the\r\n            <lb />quantity of water was rather less.\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"24\">He bore the tapping very well</treatment> &amp; recovered\r\n            <lb />from it as usual, about ten days after\r\n            <lb />it he was exposed to cold, which <symptom n=\"4\">brought\r\n            <lb />on a cough</symptom> &amp; <condition n=\"14\">Asthma</condition> which very soon\r\n            <lb />proved fatal. I had an opportunity\r\n            <lb />of opening <del>of</del> the Body. <symptom n=\"157\"><bodypart n=\"101\">The Spleen</bodypart> was\r\n     <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n     <lb />very much enlarged, to five or six times\r\n            <lb />its natural size</symptom>, its substance did not\r\n            <lb />differ much in its appearance from that\r\n                <lb />of <bodypart n=\"101\">a healthy spleen</bodypart>, it was <symptom n=\"125\">no where hard</symptom>\r\n                    <lb /><condition n=\"65\">or schirrous</condition>. <bodypart n=\"44\">The liver</bodypart> was Diseased tho\r\n                        <lb />not enlarged, <bodypart n=\"45\">the kidneys</bodypart> were apparently\r\n                        <lb />free from disease, tho rather small\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"60\">the other viscera</bodypart> were all in a tolerably\r\n            <lb />healthy state. There was no water in\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"26\">the chest</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"43\">the lungs</bodypart> were loaded with\r\n            <lb />blood, but <condition n=\"34\">without any tubercles</condition>.\r\n            <lb />From the dissection the impossibility of\r\n            <lb />reducing <bodypart n=\"101\">the Spleen</bodypart> &amp; removing <condition n=\"16\">the Dropsy</condition>\r\n            <lb />seemed evident, as <symptom n=\"157\">it was rather overgrown</symptom>\r\n            <lb />than in a really diseased state. As M<sup>r</sup> BrisÂ¬\r\n            <lb />bane has left a considerable fortune, if\r\n            <lb />you have any claim upon him, you\r\n            <lb />will be so kind as write <add place=\"above\">me</add> &amp; I shall lay\r\n            <lb />it before the trustees who are to manage\r\n            <lb />his affairs for his heir. My Father has\r\n            <lb />not gained any ground since I wrote\r\n            <lb />you, he is <symptom n=\"23\">very weak &amp; almost entirely\r\n                <lb />confined to bed</symptom>. For some time past\r\n                <lb />he has been <symptom n=\"17\">free of the restlesness that\r\n                <lb />so much distressed him.</symptom> <ingredient n=\"14\">The opiate</ingredient> he\r\n                <lb />now finds absolutely necessary &amp; is indeed\r\n     <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n     <lb /><ingredient n=\"14\">the only medicine he takes,</ingredient> He &amp; my\r\n            <lb />Mother join me in respectful <choice><abbr>compl<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>compliments</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />to you &amp; M<sup>rs</sup> Cullen,\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I ever am Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />with the highest esteem\r\n                <lb />your obliged humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Hamilton</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />Glasgow\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 18\r\n                <lb />1781\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Professor of Medicine\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Hamilton\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r.</sup> Brisbane\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1781\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2094, 9, '2015-04-06 21:07:16', 72),
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Letter untraced.</note> a few days\r\n            <lb />ago. With regard to M<sup>r</sup> Brisbane I am\r\n            <lb />entirely at a loss what to do, I should\r\n            <lb />imagine the fee was too small for two\r\n            <lb />consultations &amp; the trouble you have\r\n            <lb />been at in writing about him, but\r\n            <lb />without an intimation from you,\r\n            <lb />of that kind, no application can be\r\n            <lb />easely made to the trustees.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As to the subject of <symptom n=\"86\">Pus</symptom> as far as I\r\n            <lb />remember, a paper was written by\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Broughton now of Bristol, I had\r\n            <lb />some conversation with him about\r\n            <lb />it, but was not present at any of\r\n            <lb />his experiments.<note>Arthur Broughton (c.1758â€“1796), physician and botanist, from 1769 to 1776 apprenticed to William Dyer, apothecary of Bristol. In 1776 he took up medical studies at Edinburgh, graduating MD in 1779 with a thesis â€˜De vermibus intestinorumâ€™ and in 1780 was awarded a prize for an essay on lymph fluid - which may be what Hamilton has in mind - entitled â€˜De sanguinis glutineâ€™. That year Broughton was also appointed physician at Bristol Infirmary. He later published his <i>Observations on the influenza, or epidemic catarrh; as it appeared in Bristol and its environs, during the months of May and June,</i> at London in 1782 (?) Details in Audrey le LiÃ¨vre, \'Arthur Broughton\' in ODNB.</note>\r\n\r\n\r\nThe Gentleman\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Black who delivers this letter I have\r\n            <lb />recommended to consult you about\r\n            <lb />a Disease in <bodypart n=\"55\">his Urethra.</bodypart>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He has had several <condition n=\"23\">GonorrhÅ“as</condition> which\r\n            <lb />have left <symptom n=\"16\">a considerable gleet</symptom> behind.\r\n            <lb />At first when I saw him he was free\r\n            <lb />from <condition n=\"72\">infection</condition> but <symptom n=\"46\">complained of a\r\n            <lb />constant running</symptom>, a deep seated pain\r\n            <lb />in <bodypart n=\"117\">perineum</bodypart> &amp; <symptom n=\"129\">a great degree of scalding\r\n                <lb />in making water.</symptom> As a kind of\r\n                <lb />experiment I tried <ingredient n=\"61\">the Uva Ursi</ingredient> but\r\n                <lb />without any effect good or bad.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I then ordered him <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> two drachms\r\n            <lb />a day which was evidently of service\r\n            <lb />to him. He tried at last of taking\r\n            <lb />medicine &amp; left off <ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient> he has\r\n            <lb />since that <add place=\"above\">time</add> been rather better, <symptom n=\"46\">the\r\n            <lb />running</symptom> has now almost gone\r\n            <lb />away, except after making water\r\n            <lb />when there is a considerable discharge.\r\n            <lb />He has still <symptom n=\"129\">the scalding</symptom> &amp; pain in\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\"/>, almost as bad as at first.\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"7\">I passed a large bougee very easily into\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"56\">the bladder</bodypart></treatment> which would make me\r\n            <lb />believe there is no stricture in <bodypart n=\"55\">the\r\n            <lb />Urethra.</bodypart> As to the other particulars I\r\n            <lb />must refer you to himself. My Father\r\n            <lb />is <symptom n=\"23\">growing weaker &amp; weaker every day</symptom>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />tho easy &amp; free from restlessness of pain.\r\n            <lb />I beg to be kindly remembered to your\r\n            <lb />son D<sup>r</sup> Cullen, I beg my respectful\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>compl<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>compliments</expan></choice> to M<sup>rs</sup> Cullen,\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>I have the honour\r\n                <lb />to be Dear Sir your\r\n                <lb />obliged humble Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Will<sup>m</sup> Hamilton</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />Glasgow\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 28<sup>th</sup>\r\n                <lb />1781\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Professor of Medicine\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Hamilton\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Black\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1781\r\n                <lb />V. XIII. P. 218\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2102, 9, '2015-04-06 21:19:41', 88);
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Tho you found no resistance\r\n            <lb />to the passage of <treatment n=\"7\">a bougie</treatment> I am perswaded there is <symptom n=\"164\">a thickening\r\n            <lb />in some part of <bodypart n=\"55\">the Urethra</bodypart></symptom> and some <symptom n=\"62\">phlogosis</symptom> along the whole\r\n            <lb />course of it. The measures for curing this disorder which\r\n            <lb />I have found the most effectual are the following.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />1. Let half an ounce of <treatment n=\"8\">the Injection</treatment> A. be thrown into\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"55\">the urethra</bodypart> every night and morning.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2. Let a scruple of common <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\">Mercurial Ointment</ingredient> be\r\n            <lb />rubbed on<bodypart n=\"117\"> the Perineum</bodypart> at the same times.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3. Let him drink every day a bottle of <ingredient n=\"75\" t=\"27\">Arabic Emulsion</ingredient>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4. Let him abstain entirely from all fermented and\r\n            <lb />spiritous liquors but <del>to t</del> besides the Emulsion to take plentyÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fully of any other watery liquor as Tea, gruel, whey &amp;c\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />5. <treatment n=\"8\">The injection</treatment> <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\"><bodypart n=\"117\">ointment</bodypart></ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"75\" t=\"27\">Emulsion</ingredient> are to be\r\n            <lb />used for a week only at one time but after intermitting them\r\n            <lb />for a fortnight another course is again to be employed and\r\n            <lb />that tho the ailment should seem to be very much relieved.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />6. During these courses and even in the interval his\r\n            <lb />diet should be light and cooling chiefly of Milk &amp; Vegetables\r\n            <lb />with a little animal food at dinner <add place=\"above\">only</add> abstaining carefully\r\n            <lb />from every thing salt or seasoned.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />7. During these courses tho they do not require any\r\n            <lb />close confinement, he should take great care to avoid cold and\r\n            <lb />particularly to have the parts to which the ointment is apÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plied very well covered.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />8. He may go about business as usual but should walk\r\n            <lb />at leisure and use no brisk exercise and entirely avoid riding.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />By these means I hope you shall find M<sup>r</sup> Black much\r\n            <lb />mended and I shall be glad to have your report of it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have nothing to say about M<sup>r</sup> Brisbane and wish I could\r\n            <lb />say anything to the purpose about your father. I am most sincerely\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Yours &amp;c &amp;c</salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup> 3<sup>d.</sup> Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh 3<sup>rd.</sup> December</expan></choice> <u>1781</u></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"2\">Ung. Mercurial.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"305\" t=\"32\">Liniment. Cerei</ingredient> @ Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb />Terito simul diligenter donec probe misceantur\r\n                    <lb />dein paulatim affunde diligenter terens\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"272\">Ol. Olivar. opt.</ingredient> â„¥iv\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <treatment n=\"8\">For an injection</treatment>. Half an ounce to be\r\n                    <lb />employed at one time shaking the vial\r\n                    <lb />always very well before pouring it out\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take two drachms each of <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurial Ointment</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"305\" t=\"32\">Wax  Liniment</ingredient>. Rub together carefully until well-blended, then gradually pour in four ounces of <ingredient n=\"272\">the best Olive Oil</ingredient>. Label: <treatment n=\"8\">For an injection.</treatment> Half an ounce to be employed at one time, shaking the vial always very well before pouring it out.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. 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However I <del>have</del>\r\n            <lb />flatter myself that I have put it out of any other persons power, ever\r\n            <lb />to succed in such a Machine if mine miscarry, as I think I have\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />omitted nothing in it which could help to make it succed. I fear much\r\n            <lb />against my Inclination I will be <supplied>fo</supplied>rced to leave this place when it is\r\n            <lb />finished, as I intended to have spent the summer here previous to\r\n            <lb />my leaving the country, which would have been of great enmolument\r\n            <lb />as well as advantage by practicing me in carrying on works, and\r\n            <lb />properly directing them, which no Theory can teach, but as I find\r\n            <lb />my health dayly declining I am not able to undergo the the fatigue\r\n            <lb />so it would be needless to stay here Idle.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I Remain <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear Sandy</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />Your Affectionate Brother\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Arch<sup>d</sup> Nisbet</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To--\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> <choice><abbr>Alex<sup>r:</sup></abbr><expan>Alexander</expan></choice> Nisbet\r\n            <lb />Potterrow-Port\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr><u>Edin<sup>r:</sup></u></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Arch<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>Archibald</expan></choice> Nisbet\r\n                <lb />March <illegible l=\"4\" /> 1779.\r\n                <lb />9. p. 139\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1641, 11, '2014-10-13 16:24:08', 76),
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His Urine is in small Quantities,\r\n            <lb />tinging Linnen yellow, and depositing a red SediÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ment; he has frequent transient Pains in his \r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"24\">Feet</bodypart> with <symptom n=\"50\">Cramps in his <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart></symptom> unattended with\r\n            <lb />the least Degree of <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom> --- Within these two\r\n            <lb />or three Days his <symptom n=\"25\"><bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> have become very\r\n            <lb />yellow</symptom>, &amp; his <symptom n=\"6\">Spirits very much depress\'d</symptom>, he\r\n            <lb />complains of great <symptom n=\"55\">Languor</symptom>, <symptom n=\"61\">perpetual Nausea</symptom>, \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"8\">little Appetite</symptom>; and is with Difficulty prevail\'d \r\n            <lb />upon to use Exercise on Horseback --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I shall esteem it a Favour to have your further\r\n            <lb />Advice as soon as possible and your Opinion with\r\n            <lb />Regard to the Use of the Bath-Waters; for M<sup>r.</sup> Bates\'s\r\n            <lb />Complaints appear to me more formidable and seem to\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />produce <symptom n=\"24\"><bodypart n=\"88\">biliary</bodypart> Obstruction</symptom> ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The Family desire their best <choice><abbr>Comp<sup>ts.</sup></abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice> and \r\n            <lb />I remain, Dear Sir! with great Regard\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>your <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t.</sup> hble</abbr><expan>obedient humble</expan></choice> Servant</salute>\r\n            <signed>W<sup>m.</sup> Ingham</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />P.S As soon as M<sup>r.</sup> Bates reciev\'d D<sup>r.</sup> MorÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ris\' Opinion along with yours relative\r\n            <lb />to an <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment>, he immediately consented\r\n            <lb />and it was accordingly made yesterday. \r\n            <lb />Miss Ellison has just enter\'d upon \r\n            <lb />the Course of Medicine prescrib\'d by \r\n            <lb />you and it agrees very well\r\n        </postscript>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>N.Castle</abbr><expan>Newcastle</expan></choice> June 30<sup>th:</sup> \r\n                <lb />1783\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2279, 13, '2015-01-15 13:53:12', 105),
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There is something <bodypart n=\"62\">inflammatory</bodypart> &amp; upon that supÂ¬\r\n            <lb />position have prescribed on t\'other page a <treatment n=\"13\">gargle</treatment> in my fashion.\r\n            <lb />If his <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart> bears it easily you may increase this proportion\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"250\">Alum</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"357\">Nitre</ingredient>. For what fault may be in his <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> as the\r\n            <lb />cause of his <symptom n=\"117\">sore throat</symptom> I think the <ingredient n=\"110\">Antimonial</ingredient> you have emÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ployed to be the most promising remedy but I find the <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar\r\n            <lb />Emetic</ingredient> to be surer medicine than the <ingredient n=\"110\">Antimonial Wine</ingredient> and\r\n            <lb />I have prescribed accordingly leaving you to adjust the dose\r\n            <lb />more exactly to whatever his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> will bear without <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom>\r\n            <lb />Let him attend also to his Diet abstaining from fish altogether\r\n            <lb />taking very moderately of flesh and taking vegetables as largely\r\n            <lb />as his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> will digest. For his ordinary drink he may\r\n            <lb />take water or small beer as he likes best but in any kind of\r\n            <lb />strong drink he must be strictly temperate or rather avoid it\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />altogether. I need hardly add that he should take uncommon\r\n            <lb />care to avoid cold especially about his <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart>.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I am much obliged to you for your letter about the Jamaica\r\n            <lb />ship but I have changed my mind respect to what I proposed\r\n            <lb />to send by it. I am ever most sincerely\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Willie\r\n                <lb />Yours\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 10<sup>th</sup> July    \r\n                <lb />1781\r\n            \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I forgot to say that for the sore in the left <bodypart n=\"5\">nostril</bodypart> you may\r\n                <lb />mix equal parts of the <ingredient n=\"2\">common Mercurial ointment</ingredient> and\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"209\">axunge</ingredient> and <treatment n=\"43\">anoint the inside of the <bodypart n=\"5\">nostril</bodypart> with a small\r\n                <lb />bit of it &amp; in the morning anoint it with <ingredient n=\"211\">Linim<sup>t.</sup> ceraum.</ingredient></treatment>\r\n                <lb />After due trial of all now advised let me have your\r\n                <lb />report.\r\n                \r\n            </p>    \r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For M<sup>.r</sup> Johnston\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Rosar. rubr. 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I think it will\r\n            <lb />be for his benefit that they continue especially if\r\n            <lb />they shall continue to relieve the pains of his <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />In the meantime they direct to no measures\r\n            <lb />but <unclear>care</unclear> and flannel and for the rest we must look\r\n            <lb />on a little to see what nature the mistress in these\r\n            <lb />matters will be pleased to do. I shall be glad to\r\n            <lb />find that these new pains gave any relief to his\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"25\">Jaundice</symptom> but I think this is very uncertain and \r\n            <lb />I think you must go on precisely in the course I\r\n            <lb />have advised as if nothing like <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> had happened\r\n            <lb />and I say this more confidently as even upon the \r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />supposition of <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> the Electuary and infusion are\r\n            <lb />noways improper though I have not seen D<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb />Monro I would not delay answering your letter,\r\n            <lb />but if he has anything to say further you shall\r\n            <lb />hear of it. With respectful Compliments I am,\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n            <lb />Sir\r\n            <lb />your most obedient Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 7<sup>th</sup> July\r\n                <lb />1783\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4659, 2, '2013-11-21 14:23:45', 40);
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As some circumstances may very\r\n            <lb/>probably be omitted, in the annexd detail\r\n            <lb/>that might tend to throw more <add place=\"above\">light</add> on the\r\n            <lb/>case, if you\'ll be do good as put such\r\n            <lb/>queries, as may be proper for your further\r\n            <lb/>information, I shall endeavour to give the\r\n            <lb/>most satisfactory answers in my power.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I have the honour to be with the greatest\r\n            <lb/>respect\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup> humble serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient humble servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed><choice><abbr>Tho<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>Thomas</expan></choice> Stephen</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>James Brander <choice><abbr>Esq<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Esquire</expan></choice> of Pilgaveny aged\r\n            <lb/>about 47, naturally strong, temperate, and\r\n            <lb/>using a good deal of Exercise, is of a very <symptom n=\"24\">cosÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tive habit</symptom>. He livd ten years in Lisbon \r\n   <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>in the English Factory, during which peÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>riod he enjoyed good health. In 1765 returÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ned to Scotland, and settled in his estate\r\n            <lb/>in this neighbourhood, and in 1766 or 67\r\n            <lb/>for it began to complain, of pain, in the regiÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>on of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, which he has been more\r\n            <lb/>or less subject to, every year since, and in parÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ticular in Spring. He says his complaint\r\n            <lb/>usually began about noon, and continued an \r\n            <lb/>hour, when he felt an uneasy sensation \r\n            <lb/>(which he likens to <symptom n=\"40\">griping or squeezing)</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>in the <bodypart n=\"98\">Epigastric region</bodypart>; that, about one\r\n            <lb/>o\'clock he for most part felt himself conÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>siderably easier, was able to make a good dinÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ner, and remaind tollerably well, till about\r\n            <lb/>seven at night, when the pain for ordinary reÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>turned, and lasted an hour or there about, then \r\n            <lb/>it went off again, and left him able to eat\r\n            <lb/>some supper; that he slept well and was \r\n            <lb/>perfectly easy till noon next day <unclear>&amp; then</unclear> the\r\n            <lb/>pain and uneasiness returned as before.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>These Complaints M<sup>r</sup> Brander says usd commonÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ly to continue from ten days to a Month in <add place=\"below\">Spring</add>,\r\n   <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>after which time they left him and he enÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>joyed perfect health thro\' the Summer and WinÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ter tho with sometimes a return in Autumn.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>But in the month of <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> last his pain\r\n            <lb/>came on in a much more severe manner \r\n            <lb/>than formerly and he has very often attackd him\r\n            <lb/>since at all seasons and times of the day <unclear>will\r\n            <lb/>not observing</unclear> any regular periods as before.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The fit of pain is commonly usherd in <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>a sense of <symptom n=\"20\">coldness</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"52\">lower extremities</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>and during its continuance which (with \r\n            <lb/>little intermissions) is sometimes for hours\r\n            <lb/>together he is troubled with <del><symptom n=\"61\">Nausea</symptom></del>, <symptom n=\"68\">Thirst</symptom>,\r\n            <lb/><del>and</del> bad taste in the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> and Nausea,\r\n            <lb/>with <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting of an insipid Phlegm</symptom> or an\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"48\">acid <unclear>saburra</unclear></symptom>: A sense of fullness too he \r\n            <lb/>complains of during the <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> and as he\r\n            <lb/>expresses it an <symptom n=\"24\">obstruction to then passage \r\n            <lb/>of the contents of the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> downwards</symptom>.\r\n            <lb/>These are succeeded after having been long in\r\n            <lb/>distress by status through the <bodypart n=\"30\">Abdomen</bodypart> and\r\n            <lb/>a sense of somthing escaping from the \r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, which is generally a prelude to\r\n   <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n            <lb/>a state of ease. When the <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> is off he complains\r\n            <lb/>of <symptom n=\"8\">want of appetite</symptom> <symptom n=\"102\">dryness and ill taste in the \r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart></symptom> and <symptom n=\"23\">feebleness</symptom>. His <symptom n=\"15\">pulse is slow <illegible w=\"1\"/></symptom>\r\n            <lb/>while but in <unclear>art</unclear> and <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> as was befor <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb/><unclear>binnd</unclear> both in and out of the <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> B. is not sensible of any thing in partiÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>cular that bring on his Complaints; tho as\r\n            <lb/>he has of late had frequent occasion to go thro\' newÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ly draind Marsh grounds and he has been sudÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>denly attackd on his return home I cannot <del><illegible l=\"3\"/></del>\r\n            <lb/>doubt if that acting as an occasional cause of \r\n            <lb/>them. M<sup>r</sup> Brander has no appearance of any\r\n            <lb/>fixd obstruction in the <bodypart n=\"44\">liver</bodypart> or other <bodypart n=\"30\"><bodypart n=\"60\">abdominal\r\n            <lb/>Viscera</bodypart></bodypart> in as far as I can Judge from feeling.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>He informs me he long ago had a <condition n=\"18\">tertian\r\n            <lb/>ague</condition> which yielded to <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>; but never had a\r\n            <lb/>lot of <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition>. The indications for his relief that\r\n            <lb/>presented themselves to me were - 1<sup>st</sup> to obviate\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> in and out of the <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> for which <treatment n=\"6\">Glysters</treatment>\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"3\"><choice><abbr>Pil. Aloet</abbr><expan>Aloetic Pills</expan></choice></ingredient> &amp;c were usd 2<sup>d</sup> To correct <symptom n=\"48\">aciditics</symptom> by <ingredient n=\"270\">MagÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>nesia</ingredient>. 3<sup>d</sup> to <unclear>take</unclear> of <symptom n=\"57\">spasm in the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> and \r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"69\">intestines</bodypart></symptom> in time of <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> by <ingredient n=\"14\">opiates</ingredient> <treatment n=\"17\">pediluvia</treatment> <treatment n=\"21\">fomenÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tations</treatment> <unclear>&amp;</unclear> 4 To give tone to the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> out of the \r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> by <ingredient n=\"1\">Cortex</ingredient> &amp;<sup>c</sup> 5<sup>th</sup> To keep up a brisk <unclear><symptom n=\"28\">perspaton</symptom></unclear>\r\n            <lb/>by warm clothing Cold on the <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> to be particularly\r\n            <lb/>avoided and lastly a bit of light animal food recomÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>mended at meals every thing <symptom n=\"7\">flatulent</symptom> or <unclear>acescent</unclear> particuÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>lar drink brandy and water and depressing passions to be\r\n            <lb/>guarded acainst  \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>T.S.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1882, 2, '2015-01-21 14:39:32', 140),
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I have considered\r\n            <lb/>the Case and have a strong suspicion that <symptom n=\"5\">the \r\n            <lb/>fits</symptom> have a tendency to become of the <condition n=\"5\">Epileptic</condition>\r\n            <lb/>kind. I have little doubt that it depends upon\r\n            <lb/>the interruption of the <symptom n=\"94\">bleeding at the nose</symptom> to\r\n            <lb/>which he had been formerly accustomed &amp; therefore\r\n            <lb/>think that you have managed it most properly\r\n            <lb/>by pretty <treatment n=\"1\">large bleeding</treatment> but as these <treatment n=\"1\">bleedings</treatment>\r\n            <lb/>have a tendency to bring back <condition n=\"25\">the plethoric\r\n            <lb/>state</condition> it is absolutely necessary that we should\r\n            <lb/>take other measures to obviate this. The keeping \r\n            <lb/>of <bodypart n=\"64\">his belly</bodypart> open which you have properly practÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ised will contribute in part but I think\r\n            <lb/>another part of your advice still more necessary,\r\n            <lb/>that is to diminish his nourishment both\r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>in quantity &amp; quality &amp; If he would for some \r\n            <lb/>time live entirely without animal food it may \r\n            <lb/>prove the most certain remedy.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>To keep <bodypart n=\"64\">his belly</bodypart> regular I think the <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream\r\n            <lb/>of Tartar</ingredient> alone would be the most eligible.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>The only medicine I would prescribe for him\r\n            <lb/>are the Powders ordered below, which may\r\n            <lb/>possibly supersede the necessity of any other\r\n            <lb/><action n=\"21\">Laxative</action>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I need not say to you what you seem to appreÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>hend already that a good deal of exercise and \r\n            <lb/>even bodily exercise will be of service to him but\r\n            <lb/>let him take care that he be never <symptom n=\"21\">heated</symptom> by\r\n            <lb/>it &amp; that in the management of any business\r\n            <lb/>he never stoop much. His frequently getting \r\n            <lb/>up early in the morning should I think do him \r\n            <lb/>no harm, as much sleep might. I have known\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>some of his profession who have been much hurt\r\n            <lb/>by being exposed to the Steam of their fermentÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ing backs and he should avoid it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                I am <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/>Sir Your most <choice><abbr>obed.</abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> humble Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup> 28<sup>th</sup> Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh 28<sup>th</sup> November</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/>1780\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Rigby</head>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"357\">Sal. nitr.</ingredient> pulv.\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"84\">Magnes. alb.</ingredient> @ gr. X\r\n                <lb/>â„³. f. pulv. et f.h.m. dos. N<sup>o</sup>. XII\r\n                <lb/>Signa <action n=\"25\">Cooling powders</action>; one to be taken three\r\n                <lb/>times a day, in a little water washing them\r\n                <lb/>down with two tablespoonfuls of the following \r\n            </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take ten grains each of powdered <ingredient n=\"357\">Sodium carbonate</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"84\">Magnesia alba</ingredient>. Mix to make a powder and in this way make a dose of twelve.\r\n                    Label: <action n=\"25\">Cooling Powders</action>; one to be taken three times a day in a little water, washing them down with two tablespoonfuls of the following.  \r\n                </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice><orig>\r\n                <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥jv\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"318\">Acet. distill.</ingredient>\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Syr. caryoph.</ingredient> @ â„¥j\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"357\">Sal. nitr.</ingredient> Ê’j\r\n                <lb/>â„³. <action n=\"25\">Cooling Mixture</action> two tablespoonfuls to be\r\n                <lb/>taken with every dose of the Powders.\r\n            </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take four ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">rose Water</ingredient>, one ounce each of <ingredient n=\"318\">Vinegar</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Syrup of cloves</ingredient>\r\n                    and one drachm of <ingredient n=\"357\">Sodium carbonate</ingredient>. Mix. <action n=\"25\">Cooling Mixture</action> two tablespoonfuls to be taken with every dose of the Powders.\r\n                </reg></choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>28<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1780</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Ralph Paterson\r\n            <lb/>Surgeon at\r\n            <lb/>Berwick\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>Mr. Rigby\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1780\r\n                <lb/>Vol XI.p.III\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1952, 13, '2014-11-17 11:18:28', 105);
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\r\n            <lb/>had formerly been accustomed to a <symptom n=\"94\">Bleeding at the \r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"5\">nose</bodypart></symptom>, which has of late entirely stopped -- he comÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>plains of a <symptom n=\"61\">nausea</symptom> before the <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> has quite left him,\r\n            <lb/>but evidently without <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart> being foul --\r\n            <lb/>He is a Brewer by profession, &amp; the only fatigue he \r\n            <lb/>undergoes, is the necessity of rising very early, 3 or\r\n            <lb/>4 times a week to attend his business, &amp; to write\r\n            <lb/>a little -- He was accustomed to have a <symptom n=\"22\">giddiness</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>in <bodypart n=\"1\">his head</bodypart>, but has not had it lately -- <subst><del>s</del><add place=\"above\">he</add></subst> sometimes\r\n            <lb/>complains of <symptom n=\"20\">Coldness</symptom> after dinner -- regarding\r\n            <lb/>the disorder as originating <add place=\"above\">cheifly</add> from the stoppage of the\r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"94\">Blooding of his <bodypart n=\"5\">nose</bodypart></symptom>, I have used <treatment n=\"1\"><choice><abbr>V:S:</abbr><expan>Venesection</expan></choice></treatment> largely,\r\n            <lb/>&amp; always with the best effect, &amp; followed it\r\n            <lb/>with some <action n=\"25\">cooling Physic</action>- as <ingredient n=\"24\"><choice><abbr>Infus: senn:</abbr><expan>senna Infusion</expan></choice></ingredient> <ingredient n=\"132\" t=\"15\"><unclear><choice><abbr><sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>decoction of </expan></choice></unclear>Tamarind</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"8\"><choice><abbr>Crem: Tart:</abbr><expan>Cream of Tartar</expan></choice></ingredient> &amp;&amp;, advising him by all means to avoid\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>, with a diet rather of the vegetable kind, &amp;\r\n            <lb/><del><illegible l=\"2\"/></del> exercise, &amp; to be <treatment n=\"1\">blooded</treatment> now &amp; then as symptoms\r\n            <lb/>may demand it --- He is at present much\r\n            <lb/>better, but as his Wife is anxious to have your \r\n            <lb/>opinion, I hope to hear from you at first\r\n            <lb/>opportunity --   \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                I am <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup> the great<sup>t</sup> resp<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with the greatest respect</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/>Your very humble <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                <lb/>Ralph Patterson\r\n                <lb/>Surgeon\r\n            </signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>a bank note enclosed\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>For\r\n            <lb/>D<sup>r</sup> <choice><abbr>Will<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>William</expan></choice> Cullen\r\n            <lb/>Physician\r\n            <lb/>Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>Patterson\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Q</abbr><expan>Query</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Rigby\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1780\r\n                <lb/>XI. p. 111.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1949, 13, '2014-11-17 10:58:24', 70),
(2466, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c2055\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:2055] From: Dr Ralph Paterson (Patterson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Mr Rigby (Patient) / August 1781 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Gillian Weir</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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(2468, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1721\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1721] From: Mr Thomas Mack / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Miss Moodie (Moody) (Patient) / 18 August 1779 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Lauren McClelland</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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the <symptom n=\"46\">discharge of a very great quantity\r\n            <lb />of Matter</symptom> but  <symptom n=\"46\">this discharge</symptom> has always been procured by\r\n                <lb />Incision to prevent suffocation- In order to stop the progress\r\n                    <lb />of <symptom n=\"62\">the Inflammation</symptom> I have tried <treatment n=\"1\">general &amp; Topical Bleedings</treatment>,\r\n                        <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">Blistering</treatment> &amp; other <treatment n=\"70\">Evacuations</treatment> Join\'d with <treatment n=\"13\"><action n=\"5\">Astringent Gargarisms</action></treatment>\r\n            <lb />but without the intended Effect- None of these Attacks have\r\n            <lb />been attended with <condition n=\"10\">much Fever</condition>, which makes me suppose it is\r\n            <lb />not the effect of any <condition n=\"98\">inflammatory Diathesisr</condition> prevailing in her\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Habit, but a Disease of the Spot itself, nor has <treatment n=\"1\"><bodypart n=\"48\">her Blood</bodypart> which\r\n            <lb />I have taken away at different times</treatment> discover\'d any of the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"62\">Inflammatory Crust</symptom>, but on the contrary of a very proper\r\n            <lb />Consistence - After a proper preparation I advised her to the\r\n            <lb />use of the Cold Bath this Summer &amp; was afraid least her\r\n            <lb />last Attack might have been caused by it, but on inquiry\r\n            <lb />I found she had discontinued <add place=\"above\">it</add> for a Fortnight before it came\r\n            <lb />on which removed my suspicion on that Head-  As the\r\n            <lb />Poor Young Lady has suffered so much &amp; her friends are\r\n            <lb />apprehensive of its frequent Returns We would be glad\r\n            <lb />would you take her Case into Consideration &amp; give us what\r\n            <lb />Hints you think proper to prevent a Return, <symptom n=\"62\">or to moderate\r\n            <lb />the Inflammation when come on,</symptom> as I know she will very\r\n            <lb />gladly comply with <add place=\"above\">any</add> Regimen or Course of Medicine that\r\n            <lb />you will be pleased to prescribe for her----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have the Pleasure to inform you that your Patient\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Ancrum is greatly recover\'d, He was fond of trying the\r\n            <lb />Cold Bath, which I was some what afraid of for fear of\r\n            <lb />increasing the Rigidity of Fibre which you supposed to\r\n            <lb />have taken place in his System- However he has ventured\r\n            <lb />upon it &amp; I think with evident advantage----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I have the Honor to be with intire Respect &amp; Esteem\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>Ob<sup>t</sup> Hb<sup>le</sup> Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient Humble Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Tho<sup>s</sup> Mack</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />Tweedmouth\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Aug<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 18 1779\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doct<sup>r</sup> Cullen Physician\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Mack <choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> Miss Moodie\r\n                <lb />Aug. 18. 1779\r\n                <lb />V. 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<symptom n=\"63\">swelled <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart></symptom>, she had three within the first\r\n            <lb />48 hours, &amp; two more at the distance of two months <subst><del>of</del> <add place=\"above\">from</add></subst> each other,\r\n            <lb />between the first &amp; second attack, had a good appetite, and\r\n            <lb />natural flow of Spirits, but since that her <symptom n=\"8\">appetite is quite gone</symptom>,\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />and <symptom n=\"6\">Spirits sunk</symptom>, except on particular occasions to ease her\r\n            <lb />friends she appears to be free and easy; since her first attack\r\n            <lb />the disease has been attended with <condition n=\"8\">suppression of the menses</condition>\r\n            <lb />except at the last period for about 12 hours, violent pain of\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"73\">right side</bodypart> that sometimes <symptom n=\"12\">affects the breathing</symptom>, <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom>,\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"22\">dizziness</symptom>, <symptom n=\"11\">dimness of sight</symptom>, (these two Precede &amp; 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lately independent of <symptom n=\"8\">want of appetite</symptom> <symptom n=\"155\">great insensibility\r\n                    <lb />of <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart></symptom>, that half a dram of <ingredient n=\"26\">Ipicacoan</ingredient> is insufficient as\r\n            <lb />a <treatment n=\"9\">puke</treatment>, general <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> with <del>shotin</del> shooting pains, pain\r\n            <lb />of the <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart>, and <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart> with strong <symptom n=\"17\">propensity to sleep</symptom>;\r\n            <lb />these as far as I can recollect, are the principal symptoms.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The Medicines applyed have been chiefly calculated to\r\n            <lb />obviate the effects of obstruction &amp; to reproduce the Menstrual\r\n            <lb />Flux, a <treatment n=\"5\">Seton</treatment> was made in the <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> to supply the deficiency of\r\n            <lb />nature, &amp; 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Ê’ij</abbr><expan>two drachms of Spiritus Cornu Cervi</expan></choice></ingredient>. <choice><abbr>Aq Fontan. Ê’v.</abbr><expan>five drachms of Aqua Fontana</expan></choice> from one\r\n            <lb />tea spoonful to two, has always removed it, but now begins to\r\n            <lb />lose its effects, &amp; she is sometimes obliged to take the above\r\n            <lb />quantity in less than 24 hours. -- One circumstance I forgot\r\n            <lb />to mention, about the age of 15 she was troubled with the\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"39\">Tape worm</condition>, her friends knowing that sometimes a similar\r\n            <lb />disease arises from such a cause, wishes that it may happily\r\n            <lb />proceed from them, there are no symptoms but <symptom n=\"148\">grinding of the\r\n                <lb />teeth</symptom>, <symptom n=\"168\">picking the nose</symptom>, &amp; <symptom n=\"60\">colic</symptom> pains to justify this opinion.            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Thus I have tho\' very inaccuratly given detail of the\r\n            <lb />case, &amp; means made use of to remove it I hope you will excuse\r\n            <lb />its prolixity &amp; <unclear>candidly</unclear> atribute it to its true cause, I have\r\n            <lb />now only to beg on account of the amiable sufferer &amp; my own inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />formation, your opinion, &amp; what further may be done to obviate\r\n            <lb />or relieve the complaint. Your answer in a few days if not more\r\n            <lb />importantly or seriously engaged, will be highly acceptable, &amp; reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />koned as a particular for or consideration.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> humble Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>W<sup>m.</sup> Stuart</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Direct to the <unclear>ceni</unclear> of M<sup>r.</sup> John\r\n                <lb />Young above the <unclear>cross</unclear>\r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> W<sup>m</sup> Stuart.\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> a Young Lady.\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1781.\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1966, 7, '2015-01-06 10:18:13', 327),
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Clark was of this Constitution and used\r\n            <lb />for a <treatment n=\"13\">Gargle</treatment> <ingredient n=\"184\">Brandy alone.</ingredient> I <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> not advise this for Miss M.\r\n            <lb />but you may infuse half a dram of <ingredient n=\"163\">Balaustines</ingredient>, as much <ingredient n=\"107\">red\r\n                <lb />roses dried</ingredient>, and two drams of <ingredient n=\"214\">powdered Oak bark</ingredient> in an english\r\n            <lb />pint of boiling water; and after it has stood ten or twelve hours, to\r\n            <lb />the strained Liquor add one third of <ingredient n=\"184\">French Brandy</ingredient> &amp; Miss M.\r\n                <lb />is to use for <treatment n=\"13\">a Gargle</treatment> whenever She is <del>trouble</del> threatened with a\r\n                <lb /><symptom n=\"117\">sore thoat.</symptom> These are hints for her preservation &amp; with reÂ¬\r\n                <lb />gard to her management when actually attacked I still think\r\n                <lb />that <treatment n=\"14\">Leeches set on upon the outside of <bodypart n=\"92\">the Tonsil</bodypart></treatment> may be of service\r\n                <lb />as also <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment>, laid to the <bodypart n=\"10\">Nape of her Neck</bodypart> or when one only\r\n                <lb />is affected to that side of her <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart>, &amp; you will probably give her\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />relief by making her frequently take the steam of\r\n            <lb />warm water from the pipe of a Funnel adapted to the purpose.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><del>If I can be.--</del>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> Aug. 23<sup>d.</sup> 1779.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n\r\n        <head><bodypart n=\"9\">Machine for fumigating the throat</bodypart></head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />A. A wooden vessel to be filed with boiling water.\r\n            <lb />B. an inverted Funnel <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>with the</expan></choice> wooden vessel to be covered\r\n            <lb />with a Cloth wrapped round it. The pipe of the funnel to be\r\n            <lb />covered <add place=\"above\">also by</add> <del>with</del> a fillet round it.-\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div> \r\n</body>', 4490, 11, '2015-04-10 11:40:18', 47);
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It is indeed also\r\n            <lb />to be observed that <symptom n=\"46\">this discharge</symptom> may lead to a suspicion\r\n            <lb />of <symptom n=\"32\">some gravellish</symptom> or, as we speak, <condition n=\"91\">a nephritic affection.</condition>\r\n            <lb /><del>but</del> I am <add place=\"above\">indeed</add> of opinion that this is not the case but I thought\r\n            <lb />it fair to mention such a possibility that M<sup>r</sup> Reid may\r\n            <lb />for the future <del>may</del> observe and mark any symptoms which\r\n            <lb />may point out more clearly the nature of his ailments\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In the view that I have of these at present I think he\r\n            <lb />should continue the use of the cold bath. But it is in view\r\n            <lb />of <del>its</del> his weakness which the cold bath will certainly mend\r\n            <lb />that I advise it, for if <symptom n=\"32\">any distinct symptoms of gravel</symptom>\r\n            <lb />should appear I think the cold bath would not be proper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He may likewise continue the riding recommended\r\n            <lb />to him but it should be with the caution of avoiding\r\n            <lb />fatigue and of hurting the parts chiefly affected. I am\r\n            <lb />of opinion that going in a single horse chaise which he\r\n            <lb />drives himself would be both a safer and better exercise\r\n            <lb />for him.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For correcting <symptom n=\"38\">his bilious complaints</symptom> the Surest reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />medy will be his remaining for some times in a northÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ern climate and a winter even in Italy will be <add place=\"above\">of</add> great\r\n            <lb />service to him. But in the mean time to prevent reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />turns he should, as experience has taught him, attend to\r\n            <lb />the state of <bodypart n=\"46\">his belly</bodypart> and prevent <symptom n=\"24\">every degree of CosÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tiveness</symptom>. It is probable that experience has already\r\n            <lb />instructed him with respect to the medicines best\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />suited to his constitution, but if he is not perfectly well\r\n            <lb />accommodated in that way I can recommend to him a meÂ¬\r\n            <lb />dicine which I find very well adapted to most persons laÂ¬\r\n            <lb />bouring under <symptom n=\"38\">bilious complaints</symptom> and I have given the\r\n            <lb />prescription in a paper apart.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In every view I have of M<sup>r</sup> Reids ailments and partiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cularly for mending every part of his weakness I recomÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mend to him the use of <ingredient n=\"61\">a medicine which is named Uva\r\n            <lb />Ursi</ingredient> and which I suppose every Apothecary of Tuscany\r\n            <lb />can furnish or procure for him. <ingredient n=\"61\">The powder of the leaves</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />is to be taken at first to the quantity of half a dram\r\n            <lb />twice a day but by degrees the doses are to be increased\r\n            <lb />both in quantity and number till he can take a dram\r\n            <lb />of his powder three times a day. The powder may be\r\n            <lb />taken either mixed with a little water or it may be\r\n            <lb />made into a bolus with <ingredient n=\"172\">a little Simple Syrup</ingredient> and swalÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lowed in a wafer. The proper time for taking the\r\n            <lb />doses is when <bodypart n=\"46\">the Stomach</bodypart> is most empty and that is\r\n            <lb />about an hour before breakfast dinner or supper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This medicine is to be continued for at least a month\r\n            <lb />at one time but then to be laid aside for two or three weeks\r\n            <lb />when again a Second course may be entered upon and that\r\n            <lb />sooner or later as the effects of the first trial shall direct.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When <ingredient n=\"61\">the Uva Ursi</ingredient> is laid aside, let M<sup>r</sup> Reid enter\r\n            <lb />upon the use of <ingredient n=\"364\">Balsam Capivi</ingredient> in this manner. 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Sig. <action n=\"21\">Laxative Oil</action> a table SpoonÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />ful more or less to be taken for a\r\n                    <lb />dose in the morning so often as ocÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />casion requires; Shaking the phial\r\n                    <lb />always very well before pouring out\r\n                    <lb />and swallowing the dose immediately\r\n                    <lb />after it is poured out\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take three ounces of the <ingredient n=\"28\">best Castor Oil</ingredient> and one drachm of the Edinburgh PharmacopÅ“ia\'s <ingredient n=\"78\">Composite Senna Tincture</ingredient>. Mix and Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative Oil</action>. 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I believe before my strength reestablished\r\n            <lb />I was under the necessity from the nature of my Employment to go\r\n            <lb />through greater fatigue both of body and mind than cou\'d be\r\n            <lb />conducive to health, but felt no immediate bad consequence from\r\n            <lb />it- In about six weeks after I had <symptom n=\"38\">this billious fit</symptom>, I began\r\n            <lb />to feel <symptom n=\"57\">a most disagreeable twitching in <bodypart n=\"31\">my Yard</bodypart></symptom> after getting up\r\n            <lb />from stool, particularly if I was <symptom n=\"24\">in the least costive</symptom>, with <symptom n=\"9\">a\r\n                <lb />great lasscitude</symptom>, <symptom n=\"6\">depression of spirits,</symptom> and a pain <bodypart n=\"28\">across my\r\n                <lb />Back</bodypart> just below <bodypart n=\"45\">the seat of the Kidneys</bodypart>, which neither I myself\r\n            <lb />or the surgeon to whom I explained my situation coud account\r\n            <lb />for untill by accident I discovered that <condition n=\"135\">I passed a quantity of\r\n            <lb />semen with my Urine</condition> during the time I was at stool, but\r\n            <lb />particularly after I had eased myself and was getting up of the\r\n            <lb />seat.- The Cold Bath was recommended to me, but as I\r\n            <lb />was coming away from China soon I deferr\'d it untill I came\r\n            <lb />to sea, I then used it every other day for near two Months &amp; without\r\n            <lb />taking any medicine whatever the <condition n=\"135\">the seminal weakness</condition> stoped\r\n            <lb />&amp; I had no more of <symptom n=\"57\">those disagreable twitchings in <bodypart n=\"31\">my Penis</bodypart></symptom>\r\n            <lb />But the pain in <bodypart n=\"28\">my back</bodypart> continued &amp; what is still more\r\n            <lb />extraordinary <symptom n=\"27\">My Urine contained a large Quantity of sediment</symptom>\r\n            <lb />such as I give you a litle of in this Letter- I did not preserve\r\n            <lb />my Urine at Canton &amp; therefore cannot say whether this\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />sediment commenced there when I first discovered <condition n=\"135\">the seminal\r\n            <lb />weakness</condition> or not, but soon after my coming on board I observed it\r\n            <lb />setle at the bottom of the Pot, and this at the time I had the\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"135\">seminal weakness</condition> upon me, but the passing it gave me no other\r\n            <lb />inconvenience than <symptom n=\"129\">a greater heat in my Urine than usual</symptom>\r\n            <lb />The quantity of Sediment which I give you is about as much\r\n            <lb />as I generally passed in 24 hours, sometimes it was more and someÂ¬\r\n            <lb />times it was less, and once or twice during the passage home it\r\n            <lb />stopped altogether for about a week or so &amp; began again without my\r\n            <lb />being able to account for either by any change in my diet and\r\n            <lb />Drink which continued the same with very litle alteration during\r\n            <lb />the Voyage- when one of those stoppages happened I had <symptom n=\"174\">a\r\n            <lb />most extraordinary Salt Taste in <bodypart n=\"2\">my mouth</bodypart></symptom> which went off as\r\n            <lb />soon as the sediment began again to make its appearance in\r\n            <lb />my Urine-- I found myself get <add place=\"above\">so</add> strong and well after <condition n=\"135\">the Seminal\r\n            <lb />Weakness</condition> left me notwithstanding that the sediment still continued\r\n            <lb />that I discontinued the Cold bath after leaving the Cape of Goodhope\r\n            <lb />except now &amp; then, I thought that as it <add place=\"above\">might have</add> proceeded from too intensive\r\n            <lb />application to business at Canton, that it ceased entirely when I enjoyed\r\n            <lb />more ease at sea, and that I owed more to relaxation from business\r\n            <lb />than to the Cold Bath for my recovery- But I find myself mistaken\r\n            <lb />for it returned the other day not with so much Violence as it did at\r\n            <lb />Canton but enough to make me very apprehensive of frequent\r\n            <lb />returns of it- <symptom n=\"24\">I had been Costive</symptom> &amp; had <symptom n=\"38\">frequent fits of the\r\n            <lb />Bile</symptom> for a fortnight before, for while I had taken two or three doses\r\n            <lb />of Physick- I have preserved my urine &amp; examined it with\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />the greatest attention for several days past but have not been able\r\n            <lb />to observe <condition n=\"135\">the smallest particle of semen <add place=\"above\">in</add> it</condition> at any other time than\r\n            <lb />when I am at stool, and lest the Quantity I pass then be never\r\n            <lb />so small I know it instantly after getting up from the seat, by\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"57\">the disagreable twitching in <bodypart n=\"55\">the Urethra</bodypart></symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>h.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> seems to shoot up from\r\n                <lb />the root of it- it causes besides <symptom n=\"6\">a lowness of spirits</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"24\">an universal\r\n                <lb />languour</symptom> which is exceedingly disagreeable-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As this is a most disagreeable Complaint, the\r\n            <lb />continuance of <choice><abbr>w<sup>h.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> soon put a period my existence or renÂ¬\r\n            <lb />der my life a burthen to me while I live, I wish to have the\r\n            <lb />best advice upon it, I therefore request that you will lay my Case\r\n            <lb />before one or two of the most eminent in Men in England &amp; send me\r\n            <lb />their opinion as soon as you can conveniently after arrival-\r\n            <lb />and the better to enable them to form their Judgement I subjoin the\r\n            <lb />following state of my Constitution- I have lived in India\r\n            <lb />tor these 13 years, except the Voyage I made last year to Italy. At\r\n            <lb />Bombay in the year 78 I had <condition n=\"10\">a severe fever</condition> and <condition n=\"18\">ague</condition> for all that\r\n            <lb />year which returned at every full and change &amp; continued upon me\r\n            <lb />untill I made a Voyage to sea- I have had <symptom n=\"38\">frequent severe\r\n            <lb />attacks of Billious Complaints</symptom>, &amp; have often (sometimes once\r\n            <lb />a Month) had <symptom n=\"38\">an attack of the Bile</symptom>, at least what is called in\r\n            <lb />India by that Name, but how to describe it I am at a loss\r\n            <lb />I think I have heard you say that it affected you in the same\r\n            <lb />Manner it does me, <symptom n=\"8\">a loss of appetite</symptom>, intense pain in <bodypart n=\"6\">the\r\n                <lb />Eyes</bodypart>, <symptom n=\"71\">a great Confusion in <bodypart n=\"1\">the Head</bodypart></symptom>, and totally unfit for\r\n            <lb />Business pleasure or amusement whilst the fit lasts, when this\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"38\">damned fit</symptom> attacks me which it does so sure as <symptom n=\"24\">I am in the \r\n            <lb />least costive</symptom> it quite surprises me, I have been often attack\'d with it\r\n            <lb />without the least warning, and it sometimes left me without using\r\n            <lb />any remedy tho in general I have been obliged to take some doses of\r\n            <lb />Physick before it was removed, Whilst I continue regular in my\r\n            <lb />body I am not troubled with this complaint, and I believe any\r\n            <lb />medicine or regimen that woud contribute to answer that purpose\r\n            <lb />wou\'d insure me against severe attacks of it-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Brae is of opinion that <condition n=\"135\">this seminal\r\n            <lb />Weakness</condition> &amp; <symptom n=\"27\">the sediment in my Urine</symptom> proceeds from a relaxed habit\r\n            <lb />of body, and recommends riding on horseback and the Cold bath\r\n            <lb />which he says will certainly remove them without the use of <del>the</del> meÂ¬\r\n            <lb />dicine- I hope it may be so, but it cannot do any harm to conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sult some eminent Men, and may be productive of very good ConÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sequences, at least it will be a satisfaction to me to have their\r\n            <lb />opinion-- I cannot think that either one or the other proceeds\r\n            <lb />from <condition n=\"20\">the effects of Venerial Complaints</condition> but as nothing might to be\r\n            <lb />concealed upon such an occasion, I must tell you that I\r\n            <lb />unluckily had <condition n=\"23\">a <choice><abbr>Câ€“â€“p</abbr><expan>Clap</expan></choice></condition> in the Month of <choice><abbr>Ap<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>April</expan></choice> 79 <choice><abbr>w<sup>h.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> lasted me\r\n            <lb />near 3 Months, and again in <choice><abbr>Sep<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> following <choice><abbr>w<sup>h.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> continued as\r\n            <lb />long and left me a <symptom n=\"63\">swel\'d <bodypart n=\"32\">Testicle</bodypart></symptom>, but I got thorroughly well of\r\n            <lb />it before I left Italy &amp; did not feel the smallest bad effects from\r\n            <lb />it during the passage <add place=\"above\">out</add> nor have I had since that time <symptom n=\"16\">the smallest\r\n                <lb />appearance of a gleet or running</symptom>, I am also sure that it has not\r\n            <lb />proceeded from excessive Venery being now upwards of twelve Months\r\n            <lb />without having had any connection with the Fair sexâ€“â€“\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />N. B. Since writing the above I am grown worse <condition n=\"135\">passing Semen\r\n            <lb />with my Urine</condition> at all times as well as when I go to stool\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div> \r\n</body>', 2068, 9, '2015-04-08 20:18:49', 128),
(2475, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c2076\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:2076] From: Mr Andrew Reid / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Mr Andrew Reid (Patient) / 16 October 1781 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Lauren McClelland</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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I am sensible it is a thing almost impossible to be so good a\r\n            <lb />judge by a representation in writing as by personal enquiry, and\r\n            <lb />therefore am using all my endeavours to finish my Affairs\r\n            <lb />upon the Continent as soon as possible, that I may go over to EnÂ¬\r\n            <lb />gland and pay that attention to my health which I much stand in\r\n            <lb />need of.-- It may however be the Month of January before I can\r\n            <lb />accomplish my wish, and then I mean to do myself the pleasure\r\n            <lb />with your permission of my putting myself under your Care; in\r\n            <lb />the mean time <ingredient n=\"61\">I shall immediately begin the Course of the Uva\r\n            <lb />Ursi</ingredient>  which you recommended to me, and pursue your regimen strictly.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Since M<sup>r</sup> Carmichael left me I have been several\r\n            <lb />times well and ill again. I have every reason to suppose that\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"38\"><bodypart n=\"46\">what I have always taken for bilious has been owing to a weak\r\n            <lb />Stomach</bodypart></symptom> which can hardly digest any thing and since I have\r\n            <lb />paid a more particular Attention to the quantity as well as quality\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />of my food I find myself much freer from these Complaints in\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">my head</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart> that I have been plagued with for some years,\r\n            <lb />but more so since I left China. When <bodypart n=\"46\">my Stomach</bodypart> performs its\r\n            <lb />functions I find my body keeps tolerably regular, but both one\r\n            <lb />and the Other stand now and then in need of some little assistance..\r\n            <lb />The Italian Physician that I consulted recommended to me to\r\n            <lb />drink a great deal of cold Ice water and to live on a Vegetable\r\n            <lb />Diet as being good for the Complaint in <bodypart n=\"46\">my Stomach</bodypart> and also for\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"135\">the weakness which I explained in the Case which M<sup>r</sup> Carmichael\r\n                <lb />laid before you,</condition> but I find by experience that most Vegetables are\r\n            <lb />harder of digestion for<bodypart n=\"46\"> my Stomach</bodypart> than Meats. If for this ComÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plaint and for the other, the State of which I shall explain to\r\n            <lb />you, any particular Diet is necessary I shall be much obliged\r\n            <lb />to you if you will be so kind as to mention it. I know that I\r\n            <lb />ought to avoid every thing that is hard of digestion or tends to\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom>, but what things are so, I am always at a Loss to\r\n            <lb />determine------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Soon after M<sup>r</sup> Carmichael left me <condition n=\"135\">I got free of\r\n            <lb />these seminal weaknesses which I complain\'d of</condition> and recovered\r\n            <lb />so much that I congratulated myself on being quite well,\r\n            <lb />but I have had since two or three fresh Attacks of it, not\r\n            <lb />near so violent as those I had on board the Ship, but enough\r\n            <lb />to alarm me. I explained my Case to an Italian Physician\r\n            <lb />who told me that my Complaint proceeded from the heat of\r\n            <lb />my body and prescribed to me iced water and a kind of <action n=\"5\">astrinÂ¬\r\n            <lb />gent <ingredient n=\"12\">mineral water</ingredient></action> which they have in Italy, but I think\r\n            <lb />that so much drink <symptom n=\"23\">weakened <bodypart n=\"46\">my Stomach</bodypart></symptom> more than ever,\r\n            <lb />and did not tend to fortify <condition n=\"135\">the parts from which the weakness</condition>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />proceeded.-- My employment constantly moving about, put it\r\n            <lb />out of my power to use the cold Bath, and I think it now rather\r\n            <lb />too late in the Season to begin.----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I really cannot say whether my Complaint proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ceeds from <symptom n=\"32\">the Gravel</symptom>; I have no pain whatever in making waÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ter nor disagreable feeings in the <bodypart n=\"56\">seat of the bladder</bodypart>; the\r\n            <lb />pain which I had in <bodypart n=\"59\">my loins</bodypart> and which was very uneasy at\r\n            <lb />times has left me a Month ago, and the Sediment which used\r\n            <lb />to be in my urine when Carmichael was with me does not apÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pear any more, at least what it does, is very little. I forgot to give\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Carmichael a little of it as intended but now send inclosed\r\n            <lb />as much as I used to pass in 24 hours. From it you will proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />bably be able to judge whether my Complaint proceeds from a\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"91\">Nephritic affection</condition> or not. At this time <condition n=\"135\">I discharge Semen\r\n            <lb />or Mucus (for I know not which it is) with my urine when I\r\n            <lb />go to Stool</condition>, sometimes more, sometimes less, but generally\r\n            <lb />some, and seems to me to be caused by the straining\r\n            <lb />which I necessarily use, as when I make water only\r\n            <lb />there is no such Appearance. When it passes from me it apÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pears like small globules of clarified Sago or clear jelly,\r\n            <lb />not stringy or ropy, nor does it in the smallest Degree\r\n            <lb />discolour a rag when applied to it, &amp; I have the same\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"31\">disagreeable feelings in my yard</bodypart> for some after coming\r\n            <lb />out of the Necessary that I explained in the paper which\r\n            <lb />you have seen. From the Observations which I have since\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />made I think that you are very right in attributing a part\r\n            <lb />of my Complaint to a <symptom n=\"23\">weakness in the <bodypart n=\"56\">neck of the bladder</bodypart></symptom>, as\r\n            <lb />several involuntary Drops of Urine came away for some time\r\n            <lb />after making water.------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As your Humanity is no less extoll\'d than\r\n            <lb />your Abilities you will I hope excuse the trouble I give\r\n            <lb />you and do me the pleasure to write to me to this place\r\n            <lb />directed to the Care of M<sup>r</sup> Pietro Proli of Antwerp with\r\n            <lb />your still further advice. Ever since I have been trouÂ¬\r\n            <lb />bled with this Complaint I have been afraid of its <condition n=\"12\">bringÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing on a Consumption</condition> in the end, and a slight pain which\r\n            <lb />I have now in <bodypart n=\"26\">my breast</bodypart> makes me a little apprehensive\r\n            <lb />of it, tho\' it may proceed from other Causes. In case any\r\n            <lb />confirmed Symptoms of it should appear I should\r\n            <lb />be glad to know what I am to do. I am with Respect\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> &amp; very humble  <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed><u>Andrew Reid</u></signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />P:S: I have taken <ingredient n=\"61\">the Uva Ursi</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />now two days.\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div> \r\n</body>', 2076, 2, '2013-09-18 16:02:07', 90);
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I\r\n            <lb/>get one of the usual size introduced as easily\r\n            <lb/>as ever - this still seems to be the case - tho\r\n            <lb/>even now after all the pains I have taken <subst><del>with</del><add place=\"above\">in</add></subst>\r\n            <lb/>attention to my health in general &amp; to the <bodypart n=\"55\">ureÂ¬\r\n                <lb/>thra</bodypart> as I have been directed in particular I think\r\n            <lb/>a <treatment n=\"7\">Bougie</treatment> of the largest size (tho I do get it in)\r\n            <lb/>gives me rather more pain than I recollect it\r\n            <lb/>did when I first in <choice><abbr>Edinb<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> returned to make\r\n            <lb/>use of it - those of a moderate size go past the\r\n            <lb/>obstruction with little sometimes no pain &amp; reÂ¬\r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            <lb/>main there four hours <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> at a time without\r\n            <lb/>pain &amp; I have frequently kept <choice><abbr>ym<sup>-</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> in that time - but\r\n            <lb/>the largest kind so light when in (beside the adÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ditional pain in introduction) that I seldom use\r\n            <lb/>them &amp; when I do - keep them in but a short time -\r\n            <lb/>D<sup>r.</sup> Wood said I needed only to use them (if I reÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>member right) <symptom n=\"27\">when the urine appeared at any\r\n                <lb/>time not to flow so properly</symptom> but I find myself\r\n            <lb/>always desirous to introduce once or twice aday - both\r\n            <lb/>because I still find the <bodypart n=\"55\">urethra</bodypart> to be deseased &amp;\r\n            <lb/>am told of there being no other care beside the\r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"7\">Bougie</treatment>, &amp; on account of my fears lest by\r\n            <lb/>neglecting the use I might find too great difÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ficulty in getting one past. (this last reason woud\r\n            <lb/>be stranger in its effect on me if I were in <choice><abbr>Vig<sup>b.</sup></abbr><expan>Virginia</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>where I caud not get so good assistance) - I\r\n            <lb/>had write the most of this yesterday with a \r\n            <lb/>view to <choice><abbr>y<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> again thinking of my case in this reÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>spect &amp;give <add place=\"above\">ing</add> me <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> opinion what you now\r\n            <lb/>think I have to expect as to getting the <bodypart n=\"55\">urethra</bodypart>            \r\n            <lb/>sound - &amp; whether I have nothing to dread from\r\n            <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>this every frequent use of the <treatment n=\"7\">Bougie</treatment> - I had \r\n            <lb/>laid the letter to one side tho - not being abÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>solutely determined to send it as I must be\r\n            <lb/>in <choice><abbr>Edinb<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> in June at farthest, but some other\r\n            <lb/>symptoms which happened since this morning\r\n            <lb/>&amp; which I do not remember ever to have experienced\r\n            <lb/>before have determined me\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>In the morning <symptom n=\"27\">when making water (rather toÂ¬\r\n                <lb/>wards the <subst><del>end</del><add place=\"above\">last</add></subst>) I felt a little kind of <add place=\"above\">unusual</add> pain in\r\n                <lb/>the <bodypart n=\"31\">penis</bodypart></symptom> which I did not mind much, but after\r\n            <lb/>getting up &amp; <symptom n=\"27\">making water again I felt the same\r\n                <lb/>kind of pain</symptom> &amp; towards the last of all <symptom n=\"89\">a drop\r\n                    <lb/>or two of urine brown\'d as with blood</symptom> - I still\r\n            <lb/>did not mind this much &amp; after breakfast\r\n            <lb/>I introduced the <treatment n=\"7\">Bougie</treatment> (which went along\r\n            <lb/>as usual) &amp; let it remain for little than\r\n            <lb/>two hours - on withdrawing it I made water\r\n            <lb/>in the usual stream, but <symptom n=\"27\">towards the last\r\n                <lb/>the pain I speak of was worse than before</symptom> &amp;\r\n            <lb/>accompanied with water <symptom n=\"89\">rather more coloured <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/>blood</symptom> - &amp; in the course of a quarter of an \r\n            <lb/>hour\r\n            <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n            <lb/>- I went to the pot five or 6 times <symptom n=\"27\">made a very little\r\n                <lb/>water with same kind of titulating painful sensÂ¬\r\n                <lb/>sation in the <bodypart n=\"31\">penis</bodypart></symptom>, <symptom n=\"89\"> &amp; pass\'d little pieces of clotted\r\n                    <lb/>blood</symptom> -  &amp; know the <condition n=\"24\">strangurious symptom</condition> still atÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>tends me - &amp; the water I preserved in a glass\r\n            <lb/>shows a deal of mucus -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>I begg to be directed by you in this matter &amp; to know\r\n            <lb/>what you think of it - I can go no where else for\r\n            <lb/>direction - if you think it necessary I woud raÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ther come in to <choice><abbr>Edinb<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> immediately than speak\r\n            <lb/>of my case to any one here - I cannot \r\n            <lb/>help thinking my self either that gravel is the \r\n            <lb/>cause of these symptoms or that the conÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>stant use of the <treatment n=\"7\">Bougies</treatment> for so great a\r\n            <lb/>time &amp; in so great degree has occasioned\r\n            <lb/>some <symptom n=\"43\">ulcer</symptom> or other in or about the <bodypart n=\"56\">bladder</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>I observe in several that the (having drunk a good\r\n            <lb/>deal of water) I piss clear at first, <symptom n=\"27\">at the last\r\n                <lb/>of the drops be not embrowned they have mucus\r\n                <lb/>or matter in them</symptom> -- I begg your answer as\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"5\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb/>as soon as <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> time will permit \r\n        \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n           \r\n                \r\n                <lb />I am with <unclear><choice><abbr>Reg<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>Regard</expan></choice></unclear>\r\n                <lb/>Dear Sir\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Your</expan></choice> <unclear><choice><abbr>Obedie<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice></unclear> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            \r\n                \r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Henry Lochhead</signed>\r\n            \r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n           \r\n                    <lb/>Glasgow - Mrs Thomson\'s\r\n                    <lb/>Head of new wynd\r\n                    <lb/>2d May <u>1777</u>\r\n                \r\n                    \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n       \r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>I made water just now again (<unclear>wat</unclear> is about an hour since\r\n                <lb/>last time) &amp; made it with as good a flow as usual\r\n                <lb/>till <symptom n=\"27\">towards the very last the same Stouning pain went\r\n                    <lb/>thro the <bodypart n=\"31\">penis</bodypart></symptom> as I have attempted to describe - <symptom n=\"27\">with a\r\n                        <lb/>little of the very last of the water embrowned</symptom>\r\n                \r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"6\"/>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb/>Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb/>Edinburgh\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"7\"/>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>H Lochead C.\r\n                <lb/>May 1777\r\n                <lb/>V vii, p. 23 -\r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1399, 3, '2014-05-01 15:02:18', 208),
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I think <del>the</del> all her other complaints have\r\n            <lb/>been very moderate since she has been perÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>mited to rest - perhaps the <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> quiets\r\n            <lb/>her still I hardly dare believe that her present\r\n            <lb/>ease is independent of that medicine so productive\r\n            <lb/>of Good &amp; evil - She feels all its effects - It lessens\r\n            <lb/>her pain but it overpowers her with <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; <symptom n=\"6\">leaves her weak</symptom> &amp; low - She would have\r\n            <lb/>liked much to <add place=\"above\">have</add> seen you that morning before we\r\n            <lb/>left <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> but as you had approved of her\r\n            <lb/>trying the Coach &amp; attempting the Journie - I\r\n            <lb/>advised her to be satisfied as I was sure you\r\n            <lb/>would be so, if we could pursue our way\r\n            <lb/>to Dumfries which I hope has been done without\r\n     <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>danger to her - I return the Bed &amp; mattress<note>This presumably refers to Cullen\'s bespoke stretcher (see Letter ID:253). 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I am very clear that your disease is to be\r\n            <lb />considered as very entirely a case of <symptom n=\"54\">debility</symptom> chiefly in <bodypart n=\"132\">the\r\n            <lb />seminal vessels</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"56\">neck of <add place=\"above\">the</add> bladder</bodypart> &amp; it is not uncommon for\r\n            <lb />the former to produce or be connected with <symptom n=\"23\">a weakness of the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart></symptom>. In this view I am satisfied of the propriety of the\r\n            <lb />advice I gave in my former letter, and I hope you also will be\r\n            <lb />satisfied of this as you proceed further in the use of the Medicines\r\n            <lb />and Regimen prescribed. I cannot easily join in the opinion\r\n            <lb />of your Italian Physicians but I need say no more of that\r\n            <lb />as your own experience has already taught you they were in\r\n            <lb />the wrong. I regret much that your situation has not alÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lowed you to use the Cold bath from which I would hope for\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />benefit, but I cannot advise you to enter upon it at this seas<supplied>on</supplied>\r\n            <lb />when it would require particular management and if it shou<supplied>ld</supplied>\r\n            <lb />hereafter appear very necessary it will be more proper when y<supplied>ou</supplied>\r\n            <lb />shall be in a more settled condition and when perhaps I may ha<supplied>ve</supplied>\r\n            <lb />a better opportunity for directing the conduct of it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At present I will make no addition to my former preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />scriptions not till I shall have a farther report of their effect\r\n            <lb />only to say somewhat of the management of your diet.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />You cannot take largely of Roots or Greens without\r\n            <lb />being <symptom n=\"7\">troubled with flatulency</symptom> and perhaps <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />Broccoli is the only winter green that you can take with\r\n            <lb />safety and even this should be taken sparingly with your mea<supplied>ls</supplied>\r\n            <lb />and it ought always to be very well boiled. Some quite ripe\r\n            <lb />fruit may also be taken moderately especially if you find them\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"21\">in some degree laxative</action>. Other vegetables of the grain or\r\n            <lb />farinaceous kind as well leavened bread, Rice, Barley, Millet,\r\n            <lb />or Sago will probably prove easily digested but sometimes faÂ¬\r\n            <lb />vour <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> and in that case to be taken more moderately\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The food that I expect will digest most easily and be the <symptom n=\"24\">least disÂ¬\r\n            <lb />posed to give costiveness</symptom> is the lighter kinds of animal food, as <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />fowl Pullet or Turkey, or even Partridge, Rabbit, Lamb, Veal or\r\n            <lb />boiled Mutton. Beef &amp; roasted mutton are heavier but if very tender\r\n            <lb />may be taken sometimes. Bacon Pork or much fat of any kind are\r\n            <lb />to be avoided altogether. All fried or baked meats and all fricassees\r\n            <lb />with rich and heavy sauces are likely to be too heavy. The lighter\r\n            <lb />kinds of white fish as Haddock, Whiting, Flounder or Codling if\r\n            <lb />boiled and served with a plain sauce are very safe for you. A few\r\n            <lb />fresh Oysters are also allowable but all dressed shellfish\r\n            <lb />are improper. Much liquid food is in danger of disaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />greeing with <bodypart n=\"46\">your stomach</bodypart> but a little soup not very\r\n            <lb />strong and taken with a little fine barley separately boiled would be\r\n            <lb />favourable to the state of <bodypart n=\"64\">your belly</bodypart>. I hope these hints are suffiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cient to direct your choice and I have only to add that nothing will\r\n            <lb />hurt you more than a full meal of Animal food. <bodypart n=\"46\">Your stomach</bodypart> should\r\n            <lb />be always kept light especially at supper. Tea &amp; Coffee are both bad\r\n            <lb />for you. In drink White wine and Water is proper and all Malt liÂ¬\r\n            <lb />quors bad for you. Temperance in strong drink is absolutely necessary\r\n            <lb />A few glasses however may be taken and Spanish or Portuguese Wine are\r\n            <lb />safer than French, or German. Earnestly wishing you all health I am\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Sir Your most obedient servant</salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n\r\n <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />P. S. I think it proper to add that while you are at Antwerp if you\r\n                <lb />have any occasion to advise with a physician I recommend to you my\r\n                <lb />particular friend D<sup>r</sup> Beerenbroeck a native of Antwerp and who after traÂ¬\r\n                <lb />velling over all Europe in quest of knowledge is I believe now at home. If you see\r\n                <lb />him let him know that I never received his letter from Petersburg but I have\r\n                <lb />executed the commission he gave me in his letter from Louvain. â€“\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 217, 9, '2015-04-08 18:24:47', 62),
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Cancr.</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"357\">Nitre</ingredient>) &amp; the other Remedies he has made\r\n            <lb />frequent use of but without the desir\'d effect.\r\n            <lb />For some time past his Complaints seem\r\n            <lb />rather to have increas\'d.- His <symptom n=\"8\">Apetite</symptom> &amp;\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"48\">Digestion both bad</symptom>. After Eating tho his Victuals\r\n            <lb />of the lightest kind are often rejected by <bodypart n=\"46\">the Stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />complains of a pain on the left side of <bodypart n=\"118\">the Cartilago\r\n            <lb />Ensiformis</bodypart> in the region of <bodypart n=\"46\">the Stomach</bodypart> where he\r\n            <lb />supposes the <symptom n=\"89\">the Bleeding</symptom> arises from. He has also\r\n            <lb />frequent pain in <bodypart n=\"73\">the Right side</bodypart> &amp; from his own\r\n            <lb />description chiefly seated in the course of <bodypart n=\"69\">the\r\n            <lb />Colon</bodypart> from below upwards, to where it makes the\r\n            <lb />turn in Crossing under <bodypart n=\"46\">the Stomach</bodypart>. <symptom n=\"15\">His Pulse low\r\n            <lb />but frequent especially towards Evening</symptom> when his\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Symptoms are also worse than in the forenoon, tho\' <symptom n=\"17\">his\r\n            <lb />Nights are often restless</symptom>-\r\n            <lb />He is rather <symptom n=\"24\">of a costive habit</symptom>, but from a particular\r\n            <lb />delicacy &amp; Irritability of System the most simple <action n=\"33\"><choice><abbr>Aper<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Aperient</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Med<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>Medicines</expan></choice></action> have often a very different effect to what might be\r\n            <lb />expected. By my recommendation, he has in this Case\r\n            <lb />made use of <ingredient n=\"28\">the Ol. Ricini</ingredient> with great advantage\r\n            <lb />When the pain was violent I also order\'d <ingredient n=\"28\">it in <treatment n=\"6\"><choice><abbr>Emmoll<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Emollient</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Glysters</treatment></ingredient> which mostly gave ease to that pain <bodypart n=\"73\">in the\r\n            <lb />right side</bodypart>, probably <symptom n=\"7\">arising from some Flatulency</symptom>\r\n            <lb />which the effect of <treatment n=\"6\">the Glyster</treatment> might remove\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />His Breathing is free &amp; easy therefore no \r\n            <lb />obstruction in <bodypart n=\"43\">the Lungs</bodypart>- from this &amp; from a want\r\n            <lb />of the different functions in the course of <bodypart n=\"82\">the Alimentary\r\n            <lb />Canal</bodypart> not being fulfull\'d- wou\'d rather suspect\r\n            <lb />something wrong in <bodypart n=\"88\">the Billiary Secretion</bodypart>-\r\n            <lb />I have mention\'d the <treatment n=\"4\">application of a Blister</treatment> to <bodypart n=\"73\">the\r\n            <lb />right side</bodypart> as a means of removing the pain &amp; at the\r\n            <lb />same time acting as a Stimulus might remove\r\n            <lb />any obstructions in that part-- this with the\r\n            <lb />Farenaceous <choice><abbr>Med<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>Medicines</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb &amp;c.</ingredient> I have mention\'d\r\n            <lb />but shall wait the favor of your answer before\r\n            <lb />any of \'em are made use of- If you think <treatment n=\"4\">the\r\n                <lb />Blister</treatment>, <treatment n=\"16\">Cupping</treatment>, or <treatment n=\"14\">Leeches applied to the part</treatment>\r\n            <lb />will be of service hope you will mention it &amp; with\r\n            <lb />directions at the same time for such Medicines\r\n            <lb />as you think most likely to answer the intention\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Blair has for some time had <treatment n=\"5\">a Seaton in <bodypart n=\"73\">his\r\n            <lb />left side</bodypart></treatment> but the discharge being trifling has let\r\n            <lb />it dry up &amp; without any apparent detriment\r\n            <lb />His Diet is chiefly of the light &amp; Nutritious kind\r\n            <lb />Spiritous &amp; Malt Liquors he does not touch\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Exercise of Horseback he finds rather too hard\r\n            <lb />but when the Weather is favo\'rable walking\r\n            <lb />out, with caution to avoid the Morning or <choice><abbr>Even<sup>g.</sup></abbr><expan>Evening</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Dews seems of use- From a recolection of\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Blair\'s Cast &amp; what I\'ve here mention\'d\r\n            <lb />doubt not but you will be able to think of something\r\n            <lb />for his advantage &amp; shall with impatience\r\n            <lb />wait your opinion- An Answer address\'d\r\n            <lb />to me (Surgeon) or M<sup>r.</sup> Blair Wigton <choice><abbr>Cumb<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>Cumberland</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />will greatly oblige\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t.</sup> Hb<sup>le.</sup> Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient Humble Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Jo<sup>s.</sup> Borradaile</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Wigton Sept<sup>r.</sup> 17<sup>th.</sup> 1781</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb /><u>Post P<sup>d.</sup></u> <u>Edinburgh</u>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Borradaile\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Blair\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1781\r\n                <lb />V. XIII. p. 185.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2064, 9, '2015-04-08 20:39:17', 67),
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Tart.</abbr><expan>Soluble Tartar</expan></choice></ingredient> without\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Effect- and 3 or 4 Papers of the other- but all insufficient to\r\n            <lb />produce a Motion- <symptom n=\"8\">My Appetite is sometimes bad</symptom>- sometimes\r\n            <lb />tolerable, tho\' <bodypart n=\"46\">the Stomach</bodypart> of late has frequently rejected Food-\r\n            <lb />By a Letter from D<sup>r.</sup> Borradaile (who as a Friend has paid particular\r\n            <lb />Attention to the Symptoms of my Disorder for about two Months\r\n            <lb />past) you will receive more Information perhaps than I am\r\n            <lb />able to give- Indeed I am convinced, from the well directed\r\n            <lb />plan of Regimen and Physic, (tho they have not effected a Cure)\r\n            <lb />that you perfectly understood the Nature of my Complaint-\r\n            <lb />I have received frequent Relief- but as I have always had\r\n            <lb />relapses- I am led to think the Medicines were too weak-\r\n            <lb />I once or twice for a few Weeks got my Body into a solube\r\n            <lb />state by eating ripe Fruit this Summer- which <symptom n=\"89\">brought\r\n            <lb />on Discharges of Blood</symptom>- but unusually without Pain on <bodypart n=\"73\">Pain on the\r\n            <lb />right Side</bodypart>- preceeding which I felt <symptom n=\"21\">a great Heat <symptom n=\"10\">and PalpiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tation</symptom></symptom> in the Part on <bodypart n=\"73\">the <del>left</del> <add place=\"above\">left</add> Side</bodypart> I always complain of\r\n            <lb />accompanied with <symptom n=\"10\"><symptom n=\"17\">much Anxiety and Restlessness</symptom></symptom>-\r\n            <lb />Whether any Thing of <treatment n=\"70\">external Evacuations</treatment> would be proper\r\n            <lb />as a Preventative, when <symptom n=\"89\">a Bleeding</symptom> is threatened, or whether\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />would be possible to draw of that constant Heat or <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammation</symptom>\r\n            <lb />externally, on which, I imagine, depends the Cure? I ought to\r\n            <lb />have observed- <symptom n=\"28\">I always have cold Sweats</symptom> especially <bodypart n=\"15\"><bodypart n=\"24\">in the Hands\r\n            <lb />and Feet</bodypart></bodypart> previous to <symptom n=\"89\">these Bleedings</symptom>, and after them.-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">The Costiveness is more obstinate after every Discharge</symptom>- and\r\n            <lb />since the last by the Advice of D<sup>r.</sup> Borradaile I have <treatment n=\"6\">used Glysters</treatment>\r\n            <lb />which he has mentioned- This gave <add place=\"above\">an</add> Immediate but\r\n            <lb />temporary Ease- I likewise <ingredient n=\"5\">tryed the FÅ“tid Pills</ingredient> with <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes\r\n            <lb /><unclear>Hast.</unclear></ingredient><illegible w=\"1\" />- I know not the Proportions- These I often th<illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As I have troubled you before enclosed have sent you\r\n            <lb />a small Gratuity- And as all my Dependance for Recovery\r\n            <lb />is fixed on you I flatter myself after refering to my Case\r\n            <lb />and considering these Symptoms and Effects- You will\r\n            <lb />oblige either D<sup>r.</sup> Borradaile or me with yor further\r\n            <lb />Oppinion and Prescription at some liesure Opportunity\r\n            <lb />which will be Gratefully received by\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir,\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Your hb<sup>le</sup> Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Your humble Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>John Blair</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />Wigton 18th. <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />1781\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />P.S. D<sup>r.</sup> Borradaile knows not of my writing\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> John Blair\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1781.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2078, 9, '2015-04-08 20:49:59', 63),
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The pain\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">in the region of the stomach</bodypart> may be the effect of some disorder\r\n            <lb />in the <illegible l=\"4\" />tions of <bodypart n=\"88\">the biliary system</bodypart> but that is not clearly eviÂ¬\r\n            <lb />dent and I think it may with probability enough be referred to\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"36\">a spasmodic affection <bodypart n=\"46\">of the stomach</bodypart></condition> a common consequence of\r\n            <lb /><illegible l=\"4\" />ily on <bodypart n=\"82\">the alimentary canal.</bodypart> It is my inclination and\r\n            <lb />I think it my duty to gentlemen who have formerly been my puÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pils thus to explain my opinion of cases in which they are <unclear>conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cerned</unclear> with me. Upon this occasion I am glad to find M<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb />Blair <unclear>in very good hands</unclear> and to receive a very <unclear>sensible account</unclear>\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"3\" /> on the subject of his disease <illegible w=\"3\" />.</p> \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />the fundamental measure with M<sup>r</sup> Blair is to <symptom n=\"24\">avoid coÂ¬\r\n                <lb />stiveness</symptom> and I know nothing so fit for that purpose as <ingredient n=\"28\">the\r\n                <lb />Oleum ricini</ingredient> which you have employed and what answers best\r\n            <lb />with me is to put a fourth part of the <ingredient n=\"78\">Tinct. senn. comp.</ingredient> <choice><abbr>Ph. Ed.</abbr><expan>of the Edinburgh PharmacopÅ“ia</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />to <ingredient n=\"28\">the oil</ingredient> and thus if to three ounces of oil you put one of TincÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ture you will have a quantity in a vial which you may shake\r\n            <lb />very well together and when well shaken and mixed it is more\r\n            <lb />agreeable to most peoples palate and sits better on <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />The dose must be adjusted by trial. I know a lady who by two tea\r\n            <lb />spoonfulls taken almost every at bedtime keeps herself quite easy\r\n            <lb />and regular. Possibly M<sup>r</sup> Blair will require a larger dose but\r\n            <lb />the smaller the dose that will answer is the most proper. When\r\n            <lb />by any accident the proper measures have been neglected and\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">a costiveness comes on</symptom> <treatment n=\"6\">a glyster</treatment> will give this most immediate\r\n            <lb />relief. It is possible that <treatment n=\"4\">a blister</treatment> applied to the part <bodypart n=\"73\">on the\r\n            <lb />right side</bodypart> in which the pain usually comes may be of service\r\n            <lb />and there can be no harm in the trial but as I take the pain\r\n            <lb />to be occasional only and then <symptom n=\"7\">depending on flatulence</symptom> I doubt\r\n            <lb />if the relief by <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment> will be permanent. I believe the\r\n       <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />relief to be expected must be from obviating <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>, a moÂ¬\r\n            <lb />derate and cool manner of living and from <action n=\"29\">some tonic mediÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cines</action> for <action n=\"31\">strengthening</action> <bodypart n=\"82\">the alimentary canal</bodypart>. For this last\r\n            <lb />purpose I have found that <ingredient n=\"11\">Camomile flowers in Substance</ingredient> as an\r\n            <lb />excellent remedy. Let M<sup>r</sup> Blair take half a dram or <choice><abbr>â„ˆij</abbr><expan>two scruples</expan></choice> for a dose\r\n            <lb />two or three times a day as his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> bear it for it\r\n            <lb />sometimes proves <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> and if moderately so it is with a good effect.\r\n            <lb />it is not to <add place=\"above\">be</add> continued longer than a week or two at one time\r\n            <lb />but after some intermission another course of it may be\r\n            <lb />taken. If you have found any benefit from <ingredient n=\"5\">AsafÅ“tida</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />or <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes</ingredient> I will not oppose your continuing them but I\r\n            <lb />am strongly disposed to think them improper. If M<sup>r</sup> Blair\r\n            <lb />could bear exercise on horseback I should expect benefit from it and\r\n            <lb />it is not necessary for that benefit to do more than walk the horse\r\n            <lb />but if he does not even bear that he should go in a carriage for\r\n            <lb />much walking would do harm and a little walking tho very proper\r\n            <lb />cannot do much good. Please make my compliments to M<sup>r</sup> Blair\r\n            <lb />and believe me\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Dear Sir your most obedient servant</salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><unclear><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></unclear> 27 <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1781</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 209, 9, '2015-04-08 21:42:39', 92);
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This seemed all that\r\n            <lb />I had a right to expect, for as to alacrity and\r\n            <lb />liveliness, that must not be expected. I bathed\r\n            <lb />six days running, without inconvenience as I\r\n            <lb />think, but <bodypart n=\"46\">my stomach</bodypart> not being so well, owing\r\n            <lb />probably to some ill chosen food, it was suggested\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />to me to rest three days. I have done so, and since\r\n            <lb />bathed twice, rest to day and bathe twice more\r\n            <lb />and then leave the place. <symptom n=\"48\">I have manfully resisted\r\n                <lb />all acid,</symptom> all fermentation, <symptom n=\"57\">painful spasms</symptom>, and\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"17\">interrupted nights</symptom> and have not had recourse to\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"30\">the absorbent powders</action>, even for a drachm. I have\r\n<lb />persevered in the <ingredient n=\"35\">Rust of Steel</ingredient> increasing the quanÂ¬\r\n<lb />tity to half a drachm, but your letters seeming\r\n            <lb />to wish that I should still enlarge the dose, I have\r\n            <lb />of late taken it twice a day and now take two\r\n            <lb />half drachms. I shall not presume to incease\r\n            <lb />this quantity without precise direction from You,\r\n            <lb />which I request of You to give me.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">My stomach is much quieter</bodypart>, particularly\r\n            <lb />within these three or four days; I am more careful\r\n            <lb />in the choice of my food, and try at present no experiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ments. 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My looks are said to be much improved;\r\n            <lb />my sleep is quieter, and before I rise it seems that\r\n            <lb />I have alacrity and vivacity; but I have no sooner\r\n            <lb />been put to the task of bearing my own weight, then\r\n            <lb />all is gloom, <symptom n=\"55\">languor, and sloth.</symptom>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As soon as I arrive at Brighton I shall\r\n            <lb />apply to D<sup>r.</sup> Pepys; for the general management of\r\n            <lb />myself with respect to the bathing &amp;c. &amp;c. but <unclear>pitty</unclear>\r\n            <lb />explain to Him that I consider myself as under\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />your guidance. I shall hope therefore Sir that your next\r\n            <lb />letter will continue direections for my future proceeding\r\n            <lb />as particularly specified as the circumstances will\r\n            <lb />permit. You will please to direct to Me S<sup>t.</sup> James\'s\r\n            <lb />London. I am with great truth and regard\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most Obedient\r\n                <lb />&amp; most humble Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed><u>Ant. Chamier</u></signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1919, 2, '2013-08-14 14:24:46', 47),
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Campbell\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> R. C.\r\n                <lb />March 1781\r\n                <lb />V. XII p. 1\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1990, 2, '2013-09-18 12:39:18', 65),
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I got no Dinner till 6 o\'Clock at night- First or second day\r\n            <lb />after began to feel an unusual weight about <bodypart n=\"46\">my Stomach</bodypart> with an\r\n            <lb />Inclination to sit or lie- The Trouble encreased- &amp; I soon came to\r\n            <lb />be greatly distressed especially some Hours after eating when I <del>came</del> <add place=\"above\">was</add>\r\n            <lb /><del>to be</del> <symptom n=\"7\">choked up with wind</symptom>- I applied to M<sup><u>r</u></sup> wood Lady BalÂ¬\r\n            <lb />carres\' Surgeon who through <add place=\"above\">the Month of</add> March &amp; April gave me medicines\r\n            <lb />with much attention- But without any Effect- In May me\r\n            <lb />ordered me to the Country with Instructions to ride on Horseback\r\n            <lb />&amp; use a Milk Diet- This had Effect- I recovered gradually thro\'\r\n            <lb />the Summer &amp; before winter had no great Trouble from <bodypart n=\"46\">my\r\n            <lb />Stomach</bodypart> unless when I had lived any way irregular which\r\n            <lb />seldom happened\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It may now be proper to observe that in Summer 72 when\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">my Stomach</bodypart> recovered <condition n=\"43\">a Scorbutick affection appeared</condition> <bodypart n=\"18\">on one of my\r\n            <lb />Thighs</bodypart>- I bathed it with Soap &amp; warm water &amp; it soon disapÂ¬\r\n            <lb />peared- It was not long however before <condition n=\"43\">it again broke out</condition>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"7\">behind one of my Ears</bodypart> where it continued for some Time- And\r\n            <lb />in Spring 74 <condition n=\"43\">it spread suddenly</condition> <bodypart n=\"10\">round all my Neck</bodypart> where it\r\n            <lb />has continued <del>for some</del> <add place=\"above\">to this</add> Time rather decreased than otherwise\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">My Stomach</bodypart> continued in a pretty good State till the\r\n            <lb />Beginning of 78- when my old ailments returned- Not suddenly\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />as at first but slowly &amp; gradually- In opposition to riding, the\r\n            <lb />Use of Milk &amp; of every thing to which I had ascribed my first\r\n            <lb />Recovery- These Complaints have never since left <add place=\"above\">me</add>- They have\r\n            <lb />been easier indeed thro\' the summer but thro\' the rest of the year\r\n            <lb />almost unremitting\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It may be of Use to observe that, in Summer 78, some Months\r\n            <lb />after the Return of <bodypart n=\"46\">my Stomach</bodypart> Ailment, <symptom n=\"24\"><condition n=\"38\">Costivess brought on a\r\n            <lb />severe Bout of the Piles</condition></symptom> blind &amp; internal as usual &amp; more severe\r\n            <lb />than common- They confined me 5 or 6 weeks &amp; during that\r\n            <lb />Time <bodypart n=\"46\">my Stomach</bodypart> was perfectly well- But soon after they went\r\n            <lb />off <bodypart n=\"46\">my Stomach</bodypart> Ailments reeturned- But whether owing to the ReÂ¬\r\n            <lb />moval of <condition n=\"38\">the Piles</condition> of the Return of Autumn, which I have\r\n            <lb /><del>always</del> found since <add place=\"above\">always encreases</add> <del>brings back</del> <bodypart n=\"46\">my Stomach</bodypart> affection, I cannot\r\n            <lb />pretend to say\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It must be observed that for these two last years my ComÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plaints have not been confined to <bodypart n=\"46\">my Stomach</bodypart> as formerly- All\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"37\">my Bowels</bodypart> begin to be affected- I have at Times <symptom n=\"21\">a considerable\r\n            <lb />Heat</symptom> with a Fullness <symptom n=\"125\">&amp; Hardness</symptom> <bodypart n=\"64\">in my Belly</bodypart>- <bodypart n=\"73\">My right\r\n            <lb />Side too</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"44\">in the hollow &amp; about the Seat of the Liver</bodypart> is <symptom n=\"21\">often\r\n            <lb />affected with a Heat</symptom> &amp; moving Pain that seldom allows me to\r\n            <lb />lie on <bodypart n=\"73\">that Side</bodypart>- <bodypart n=\"37\">My Bowels</bodypart> are often affected with what\r\n            <lb />I believe is called <symptom n=\"57\">a Spasm</symptom>- A Starting that that generally rises in <bodypart n=\"64\">my\r\n            <lb />Belly &amp; flies upwards</bodypart>- This Starting I have sometimes too in <bodypart n=\"17\">my\r\n            <lb />Legs <bodypart n=\"12\">Arms</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"1\">&amp; Head</bodypart></bodypart>- This Attacks me cheifly when I go to Bed\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"17\">&amp; prevents Sleep</symptom>-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I must add further that for these nine weeks past I have had\r\n            <lb />an Affection in <bodypart n=\"17\">my left Leg</bodypart> some thing similar to what I have\r\n            <lb />in <bodypart n=\"37\">my Bowels</bodypart>- But I must mention the occasion upon which\r\n            <lb />I first felt this- Going into a farmers House in the Parish a\r\n            <lb />Dog lay on the <unclear>grass</unclear> in the Entry- I rub\'d my Shoes on it &amp;\r\n            <lb />whether I touched &amp; provoked the Dog by this I dont know but\r\n            <lb />without barking or any Noise he took <bodypart n=\"17\">my Leg</bodypart> in his Mouth &amp;\r\n            <lb />gave it a Squeeze- I turnd &amp; drove him away but he seemd\r\n            <lb />much inclined to be at me again- He left the Seal a Print of\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />his Teeth in <bodypart n=\"17\">in my Leg</bodypart>- I did not mind it much at the Time but\r\n            <lb />that very night began to feel a gentle Pain &amp; motion <bodypart n=\"17\">in my Leg</bodypart>\r\n            <lb /><del>but</del> which  thro\' shifting from Place to Place seemed to take its\r\n            <lb />Rise from the Part the Dog had in his Mouth- This alarmed\r\n            <lb />me- And I went to the farmers to see what had become of\r\n            <lb />the Dog- But they had killed him- Not that he discovered any\r\n            <lb />Signs of Madness but to prevent his biting any other Person\r\n            <lb />- Now whether it was that the Dog really conveyed Poison <bodypart n=\"17\">into my\r\n            <lb />Leg</bodypart>- Or that Squeeze alone occasioned this feeling &amp;\r\n            <lb />affection- Or that it is in the Power of Imagination to reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />move Part of a Distress from one Place of the Body to another\r\n            <lb />I know not- But since that Accident I have always had that\r\n            <lb />Uneasiness <bodypart n=\"17\">in my Leg</bodypart> which I never had before- It sometimes\r\n            <lb />indeed Leaves me for days but always returns\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I cannot conclude without observing that my Nerves have\r\n            <lb />been occasionally affected for some Years- This is a most terÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rible feeling which I cannot describe- When under it I\r\n            <lb />cannot write easily &amp; feel as if I was uncertain whether I could\r\n            <lb />lift my Pen or knife &amp; fork till I try- <condition n=\"21\">This nervous affection</condition>\r\n            <lb />however is but occasional\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Upon the whole my Complaints are worse in the afternoon\r\n            <lb />than forenoon &amp; worst of all after Supper &amp; when I go to Bed\r\n            <lb />which often makes me sit up greatly too late-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"8\">My appetite is irregular - generally bad</symptom> I spit a great\r\n            <lb />Deal &amp; have always some Stuff &amp; foulness <bodypart n=\"2\">in my Mouth</bodypart>- EspeciÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ally in the Morning-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Spirits &amp; almost every Kind of Drink sensibly hurts\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">my Stomach</bodypart>\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />The Rev<sup>d</sup>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> P. Wright\r\n                <lb />June 1781.\r\n                <lb />V. XII. p. 15\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2024, 11, '2014-11-29 10:51:10', 67),
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Let the\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"3\">electrical Shocks</treatment> be Stronger and more frequently applied\r\n            <lb />and if you can confine them to the <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart> they will be\r\n            <lb />quite safe. Lay aside the <action n=\"35\">Electuary</action> and in place of it let\r\n            <lb />him take forty or fifty drops of the <ingredient n=\"342\">Elixir guaiacinum\r\n            <lb />volatile</ingredient> twice a day. Let him take it on <ingredient n=\"50\">Sugar</ingredient> in the Same\r\n            <lb />manner as I desired M<sup>rs</sup> S.<note>Mrs Scot, another mutual patient about to be discussed below.</note> to take the Balsam and let him\r\n            <lb />wash it down with a dose of the <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Wine</action> ordered before.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I am heartily concerned for M<sup>rs</sup> scot, tho I hope She\r\n            <lb />can be easily cured. I have the Same opinion of her -- \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> that I had before but the <symptom n=\"106\">Chancres</symptom> returning\r\n            <lb />give doubt of the <condition n=\"4\">Siphylitic taints</condition> being eradicated and tho\r\n            <lb />the ailments of the <bodypart n=\"74\">pudenda</bodypart> were not conclusive I must\r\n            <lb />own that the <symptom n=\"30\">copper Spots</symptom> are very much So and therefore\r\n            <lb />I must advise Some internal medicines. Let her take\r\n            <lb />advantage\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />of this warm weather to use the <action n=\"9\">Corrosive</action> for\r\n            <lb />two or three weeks. Prepare it if you please in the following\r\n            <lb />manner\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar. recent.</ingredient> â„¥ij <ingredient n=\"39\">Sal. Ammoniac.\r\n                    <lb />crud.</ingredient> <del>â„¥</del> Ê’j <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercur. Sublimat. corros.</ingredient> gr. iv â„³. Signa\r\n                    <lb />Specific Solution twenty drops to be taken in <add place=\"above\">a</add> draught\r\n                    <lb />of <ingredient n=\"15\" t=\"15\">Sarsa Decoction</ingredient> every night and morning.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">fresh roses Water</ingredient>, one drachm of <ingredient n=\"39\">Raw \r\n                    Ammonia</ingredient> and four grains of <ingredient n=\"2\">corrosive sublimated Mercury</ingredient>. Mix and label \r\n                    Specific Solution. Twenty drops to be taken in a draught \r\n                    of <ingredient n=\"15\" t=\"15\">Sarsa Decoction</ingredient> every night and morning.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />If the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> bear this dose easily it may be graÂ¬\r\n            <lb />dually increased to thirty drops or a little more taking\r\n            <lb />care that it neither pains the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, <action n=\"24\">purges the <bodypart n=\"66\">guts</bodypart></action>\r\n            <lb />or <symptom n=\"3\">runs to the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart></symptom>. The last if it does not <add place=\"above\">go</add> far is the\r\n            <lb />Safest tho I would rather have it go by the <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"45\">kidneys</bodypart>.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />If after two weeks trial you find the external Symptoms\r\n            <lb />mend all will go well but if they do not in three weeks you\r\n            <lb />must return to a course of <treatment n=\"71\">unction</treatment> as formerly practised.\r\n            <lb />During this course I would wish to avoid external apÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plications unless the<del>y</del> <add place=\"above\">Sores</add> are wither very painfull or Spreading\r\n            <lb />much and in these cases you may use a little <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\">common\r\n            <lb />Mercurial ointment</ingredient>. For the <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom> of her <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> we\r\n            <lb />can take no notice of them at present but I beg to hear from\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />you as often as you please and wish to know every circumstance\r\n            <lb />fully and exactly and M<sup>rs</sup> Scot may depend upon <add place=\"above\">my</add> utmost attention.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />With respect to M<sup>r</sup> Johnston I have nothing to Say but to\r\n            <lb />desire him to continue.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Galbraith has been broken by the warm climate and\r\n            <lb />Some accidents but he is mending in every respect and Shall\r\n            <lb />I hope be soon quite well. 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To secure\r\n            <lb />this the following measures are to <add place=\"above\">be</add> pursued.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />1. The <treatment n=\"11\">Issue in his <add place=\"above\"><bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></add></treatment> to be continued and the <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> to be\r\n            <lb />supported by proper applications\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />2. If in Spite of due pains the <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> cannot be properly\r\n            <lb />supported let a <treatment n=\"11\">pea Issue</treatment> or <treatment n=\"5\">Seton</treatment> be put into the <bodypart n=\"10\">Nape of\r\n            <lb />the neck</bodypart> \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />If the symptoms of <symptom n=\"23\">weakness in his <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart></symptom> Should recurr\r\n            <lb />with any increase of <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom>, <symptom n=\"22\">giddiness</symptom> or <symptom n=\"11\">dimness of Sight</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and especially if these recur with any <symptom n=\"15\">fullness of pulse</symptom> let\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"14\">leeches</treatment> be again applied to both <bodypart n=\"63\">temples</bodypart> but particularly\r\n            <lb />in large number to the left\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />4. In the Same circumstances, after <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> let a <treatment n=\"4\">blisÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ter be applied <unclear>over the</unclear> <bodypart n=\"1\">whole head</bodypart></treatment>, which Should be\r\n            <lb />kept\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"48\">kept constantly Shaven</treatment> &amp; every time that it is Shaven let\r\n            <lb />it be washed with a mixture of one part brandy and two --- \r\n            <lb />parts vinegar.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />5. Let care be taken to keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> constantly regular\r\n            <lb />by his taking as often as may be necessary at bed time a\r\n            <lb />dose of the <action n=\"21\">laxative pills</action> prescribed on the Separate\r\n            <lb />paper.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />6. Once a week or fortnight at furthest let him be <treatment n=\"30\">purged</treatment>\r\n            <lb />with the Bolus ordered on the Same paper.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The <action n=\"21\">Laxative pills</action> will favour the return of <condition n=\"38\">Piles</condition>\r\n            <lb />and if these Should return with pain and <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom> withÂ¬\r\n            <lb />out ant <symptom n=\"46\">discharge of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart></symptom> let Some <treatment n=\"14\">leeches</treatment> be applied to\r\n            <lb />the fundament.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />8. While these measures are attended to, let him for a\r\n            <lb />month to come take twice a day a dose of the <action n=\"35\">Cephalic\r\n            <lb />Electuary</action> washing it down with two or three tableÂ¬\r\n            <lb />Spoonfulls of <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Wine</action> also ordered on the paper\r\n            <lb />apart.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />9. While M<sup>r</sup> Moodie is employing these remedies he Should\r\n            <lb />take what exercise he conveniently can. He Should walk out\r\n            <lb />frequently but <symptom n=\"9\">never be fatigued</symptom> in this way. His best exercise\r\n            <lb />will be on horseback which he Should employ every foreÂ¬\r\n            <lb />noon that is tolerably fair, taking always care never to\r\n            <lb />be cold or wet. Whatever warmth Sets in he Should never\r\n            <lb />quit his winter cloathing but he must also avoid being\r\n            <lb />much in the heat of the Sun. If either very warm <del>of</del>\r\n            <lb />weather or very wet weather Should Set in he must either\r\n            <lb />give up his exercise or take it in a carriage.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />10. As a very usefull exercise he Should employ a <treatment n=\"18\">flesh\r\n            <lb />brush over <bodypart n=\"73\">his whole <subst><del>left</del><add place=\"above\">right</add></subst> Side</bodypart></treatment> every morning. The\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"39\">rubbing</treatment> Should be gentle but long continued and partly\r\n            <lb />before he gets out of bed upon his <bodypart n=\"18\">thigh</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart> and\r\n            <lb />partly after he gets up upon his <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart>. ----- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />11. Among other remedies M<sup>r</sup> Moodie must give Some\r\n            <lb />attention to his Diet which must neither be full nor\r\n            <lb />very low. He may take meat every day at dinner\r\n            <lb />but\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />but not very largerly and Should take none at all at Supper.\r\n            <lb />He should be very Sparing of fish and the heavier kinds as\r\n            <lb />Salmon and Herring he Should avoid altogether. At dinner\r\n            <lb />instead of a full meal of meat he should fill it up with broth\r\n            <lb />pudding and vegetables. At Supper he Should take only\r\n            <lb />Some kind of milk meat or some vegetables. At breakfast\r\n            <lb />he Should not take either Common Tea or Coffee. He may\r\n            <lb />take Cocoa tea or a tea made of <ingredient n=\"207\">Balm Rosemary</ingredient> or other\r\n            <lb />plant of home growth. He must not take buttered toast\r\n            <lb />but may take a little butter with dry toast.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />His ordinary drink at dinner may be Small beer but\r\n            <lb />at Supper water will be more proper. Every day at\r\n            <lb />dinner or after Supper he may take two or three glasses\r\n            <lb />of wine or punch with little Souring but he Should -- \r\n            <lb />hardly exceed that quantity as nothing will do him more\r\n            <lb />hurt than his being in the least <symptom n=\"21\">heated by Strong drink</symptom>.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 10<sup>th</sup> June\r\n                <lb />1781\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        \r\n        <head>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For M<sup>r</sup> Moodie\r\n            \r\n        </head>    \r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes Socotorin.</ingredient> Ê’j <ingredient n=\"7\">Gambog.</ingredient> gr. X. <ingredient n=\"93\">Sal. polycrest.</ingredient> â„ˆj\r\n                    <lb />Terito Simul in pulverem et adde <ingredient n=\"169\">Extract. gentian.</ingredient> Ê’ij --- \r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"75\">Mucilag. G. Arab.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. massa dividenda in pil. Sing. gr. v.\r\n                    <lb />Signa <action n=\"21\">Laxative Pills</action> one two or three for a dose at bedtime\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take one drachm of <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes</ingredient>, ten grains of <ingredient n=\"7\">Gamboge</ingredient> and one scruple of <ingredient n=\"93\">polychrest salts</ingredient>. \r\n                    Crush them into powder, then add two drachms of <ingredient n=\"169\">gentian Extract</ingredient> and \r\n                    enough <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic Mucilage</ingredient> in order to let there be made a mass to be divided into pills of five grains each. \r\n                    Label as <action n=\"21\">Laxative Pills</action>; one, two or three for a dose at bedtime.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n            \r\n            <orig>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"10\">pulv. 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Bolus ex cochleari parvulo Sumendus\r\n                <lb />Signa <action n=\"24\">Purging Bolus</action> to be taken in <add place=\"above\">a</add> Tea Spoon in the morning.\r\n                \r\n            </orig>\r\n            \r\n            <reg>\r\n                \r\n                Take one or one and a half drachms of <ingredient n=\"10\">Jallop powder</ingredient>, five grains of <ingredient n=\"7\">Sweet Mercury</ingredient> and \r\n                enough <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient> in order to let there be made a bolus to be taken from a little spoon. \r\n                Label as <action n=\"24\">Purging Bolus</action> to be taken in a teaspoon in the morning.\r\n                \r\n            </reg>\r\n            \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"22\">Rad. valerian. 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Electuarium\r\n                    <lb />Signa <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Electuary<del>um</del></action> the bigness of a filbert to be taken\r\n                    <lb />twice a day washing it down with two or three Spoonfulls of\r\n                    <lb />the following.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take one and a half ounces of <ingredient n=\"22\">wild valerian\'s Root</ingredient>, half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>, one drachm of <ingredient n=\"28\">Russian Castor</ingredient> and \r\n                    one drachm of <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient>. After having crushed them into powder, add two drachms of <action n=\"35\">cardiac Electuary</action>, \r\n                    one ounce of <ingredient n=\"21\">conserve obtained from Oranges\' peel</ingredient> and enough <ingredient n=\"71\">cloves\' Syrup</ingredient> in order to let there be an electuary. \r\n                    Label as <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Electuary</action>; the bigness of a filbert to be taken \r\n                    twice a day washing it down with two or three spoons of \r\n                    the following.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"60\">pulv. Sinapios</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"131\">rad raphan. rust. ras.</ingredient> @ â„¥fs <ingredient n=\"267\">Piper.\r\n                    <lb />Jamaic. trit.</ingredient> Ê’j Affunde <ingredient n=\"263\">vin. alb. Hispan.</ingredient> â„”ij <ingredient n=\"59\">Aq. Juniper.\r\n                    <lb />comp.</ingredient> â„¥iv. Macera horas duodecim et per chartam vel pannum\r\n                    <lb />densum cola. Signa <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Wine</action> two or three table spoonfulls\r\n                    <lb />to be taken after every dose of the <action n=\"35\">Electuary</action>\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"60\">Mustard powder</ingredient>, half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"131\">scraped wild radish\'s root</ingredient> and one drachm of \r\n                    <ingredient n=\"267\">crushed Jamaican Pepper</ingredient>. Pour over them two pounds of <ingredient n=\"263\">White Spanish Wine</ingredient> and four ounces of \r\n                    <ingredient n=\"59\">Juniper Water</ingredient>. Let it macerate for twelve hours and then strain using a paper or a thick \r\n                    rag. Label as <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Wine</action>; two or three spoons \r\n                    to be taken after every dose of the <action n=\"35\">Electuary</action>.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />W.C.\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />10<sup>th</sup> June <u>1781</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 143, 2, '2014-11-07 12:44:09', 118),
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I have repeatedly taken <treatment n=\"3\"><add place=\"above\">Electrical</add> Sparks</treatment> from\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart> of the Side Affected and have Sent\r\n            <lb />Some Slight <treatment n=\"11\">Electrical Shoks</treatment> thorough the <bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />and <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart> he hase Sometimes after the <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment> found\r\n            <lb />himself lighter &amp; more Chearful but not Always\r\n            <lb />if you think of Any thing Use for him I beg you\r\n            <lb />will Mention it --- M<sup>rs</sup> Scott came from the HighÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lands Yesterday and Sent for me beeing Much\r\n            <lb />Ala<subst><del>m</del><add place=\"above\">r</add></subst>med at the Apearance of <symptom n=\"131\">two Small Sores</symptom>\r\n            <lb />on the right <bodypart n=\"33\">Labia <choice><abbr>Pudend.</abbr><expan>Pudendorum</expan></choice></bodypart> they have quite the\r\n            <lb />Apearance of Shankers the <condition n=\"51\">wartlike</condition> apearance I\r\n         \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Mentioned to you is much the Same there is Still\r\n            <lb />Some <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> but the Matter is thin &amp; white\r\n            <lb />she hase had Some of these <symptom n=\"30\">Spots on the <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart></symptom> She\r\n            <lb />had formerly but they Seem to be going away\r\n            <lb />She hase alsoe a <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"24\">Feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"23\">Ankles</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />very Considerable towards Night Complains of\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"8\">want of Apetite</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"6\">bad Spirits</symptom> She hase taken no\r\n            <lb />Medicine Since She left you but the Balsamic\r\n            <lb />dropes and Used Some of the <treatment n=\"8\">Injection</treatment> with <unclear>Carose</unclear>\r\n            <lb />the first of <symptom n=\"131\">these Sores</symptom> apeared about a fortnight\r\n            <lb />Agoe on the <bodypart n=\"33\">Other Side of the labia</bodypart> &amp; Healed of themÂ¬\r\n            <lb />selves these <add place=\"above\">She hase now</add> have been out eight days and or rather\r\n            <lb />enlarging but I Shall doe nothing with them till\r\n            <lb />I hear from you ---- M<sup>r</sup> Johnston is taking the\r\n            <lb />Antimonial Solution the quantity of <ingredient n=\"110\">Tart. Emetic</ingredient> is\r\n            <lb />now dubled and his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> bears it well he\r\n            <lb />feels very little Alteration as yet in his <bodypart n=\"9\">Throat</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />you have a very Old and intimate Acquaintance of\r\n            <lb />Mine for a Patient a M<sup>r</sup> Galbreath from Jamaica\r\n            <lb />I shall be Glad to hear from you how he does\r\n            <lb />As his Friends here ar Much interrested for\r\n            <lb />him I am Most respectfully Dear Sir\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Your <choice><abbr>Mo</abbr><expan>Most</expan></choice> Humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Will Wilson\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 2042, 2, '2014-11-19 16:51:55', 60),
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From the account She\r\n            <lb />gives me of her last <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial course</ingredient> I am persuaded that\r\n            <lb />the <condition n=\"20\">venereal taint</condition> is now eradicated and that nothing now\r\n            <lb />remains but a local affection of which the nature may\r\n            <lb />be doubtfull but to determine it I have employed a\r\n            <lb />Solution of the <action n=\"9\">Corrosive</action> <add place=\"above\">by <treatment n=\"8\">injection</treatment></add>. There is now no external\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom> or <symptom n=\"43\">ulcer</symptom> or if there was any internal I expected\r\n            <lb />that the <treatment n=\"8\">injection</treatment> would discover it by the pain it would\r\n            <lb />give and if there was <condition n=\"32\">an ulcer</condition> that the <action n=\"9\">corrosive</action> was the\r\n            <lb />most likely means to mend it. 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From all this I conclude that\r\n            <lb />there is no <symptom n=\"131\">internal Sore</symptom> and the <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> which Seems\r\n            <lb />increased by the last <treatment n=\"8\">injection</treatment> depends upon <symptom n=\"77\">fluor albus</symptom>\r\n            <lb />or a <symptom n=\"16\">gleet</symptom> which takes place in females as well as Males.\r\n            <lb />and is frequently attended with Some <symptom n=\"62\">phlogosis of the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"33\">Vagina</bodypart></symptom> which may be affected with the Strong Solution -- \r\n            <lb />but <condition n=\"32\">an ulceration</condition> would be affected with the weakest. I am\r\n            <lb />confirmed in all this by their being no <symptom n=\"129\">ardor urinÃ¦</symptom> and\r\n            <lb />by their being much pain of the <bodypart n=\"10\">back</bodypart>. She is to set\r\n            <lb />out on her Journey home tomorrow morning &amp; till She\r\n            <lb />is Settled at home I have desired her to lay aside the\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"8\">Injection</treatment> but then you may let her try it again for\r\n            <lb />eight days or thereby. It may at first again increase\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> but if that Should depend upon <symptom n=\"43\">ulcer</symptom> I\r\n            <lb />think the <treatment n=\"8\">Injection</treatment> will heal that and diminish to\r\n            <lb />entirely dry up the <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> but <del>that I</del> the ceasing\r\n            <lb />of the <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> I by no means expect and therefore\r\n            <lb />I should not think it necessary to continue the <treatment n=\"8\">In\r\n          \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />jection</treatment> for any length of time. The <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> may be\r\n            <lb />very tedious but for drying it up I have found great beÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nefit by the prescription inclosed if her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> will bear\r\n            <lb />it. It is to be managed as follows. Put a teaSpoonfull or\r\n            <lb />two of <ingredient n=\"50\">powdered Sugar</ingredient> into a tea cup, upon this drop 20\r\n            <lb />drops of the <ingredient n=\"4\">Balsam</ingredient> and Stir <add place=\"above\">it</add> well among the <ingredient n=\"50\">Sugar</ingredient> with\r\n            <lb />the back of tea Spoon then pour on an ounce or two of water\r\n            <lb />and Stiring the whole very well &amp; quickly let her Swallow\r\n            <lb />it immediately. The dose at first may be 20 drops but\r\n            <lb />you are to increase it by degrees till She can take 50 or\r\n            <lb />60. The time of taking it is at bedtime and She may wash\r\n            <lb />it down with water, Small beer or a little brandy &amp; water.\r\n            <lb />This is my plan for the present but I am always ready\r\n            <lb />to acknowlege the fallibility of my best judgement and\r\n            <lb />therefore Shall allow that <condition n=\"4\">Syphillitic Symptoms</condition> may\r\n            <lb />Still recur and in that case our measures must be\r\n            <lb />changed but I shall Say no more till I Shall find from\r\n            <lb />your account that it is necessary. If it Should I think\r\n            <lb />the measures will be very easy. In the mean time please\r\n           \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />mind this that a <symptom n=\"30\">pimple</symptom> or <symptom n=\"131\">small Sore</symptom> coming upon\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"33\">labia</bodypart> or the continuance of the present <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> is\r\n            <lb />not to be concluded as a mark of <condition n=\"4\">Lues</condition> without Some other\r\n            <lb />Symptoms to Show a more general affection of the System.\r\n            <lb />Mind this also that I Shall grudge no trouble to make\r\n            <lb />this lady quite well. I Shall willingly read your letters\r\n            <lb />and write answers to them as often as you please.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n            \r\n                <lb />Dear <choice><abbr>W<sup>m.</sup></abbr><expan>William</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />Your most obedient servant\r\n            \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen.\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 29<sup>th</sup> May\r\n                <lb /><u>1781</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 137, 3, '2015-01-01 13:20:36', 38),
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I judge therefore that the preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cautions in point of diet, exercise, and otherwise\r\n            <lb />that have been taken were very proper and will\r\n            <lb />still be proper at the approach of every winter\r\n            <lb />which will always threaten and have a tendency to\r\n            <lb />bring back his complaints.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />At present I dont find <symptom n=\"15\">his pulse so well\r\n            <lb />settled</symptom> as I could wish. It is not only more freÂ¬\r\n            <lb />quent than natural but has a remarkable jerk\r\n            <lb />in it or quickness of stroke in it and which\r\n       \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I always consider as <unclear>denoting</unclear> a <symptom n=\"62\">tendency to inflammation</symptom>\r\n            <lb />I must <unclear>therefore</unclear> advise as soon as he is Settled for\r\n            <lb />two days at home that <treatment n=\"1\">ten or twelve Ounces of blood\r\n            <lb />be taken from his <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart></treatment> and that he rests for the\r\n            <lb />whole of the day after it for I hold that Exercise\r\n            <lb />either before or after <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> is very improper.\r\n            <lb />Except in such a Case I would wish him to take\r\n            <lb />exercise either on horse back or in a Carriage for\r\n            <lb />three hours every forenoon, that is tolerably mild.\r\n            <lb />If fair on horseback, or if wet and not very muc<supplied>h</supplied>\r\n            <lb />so in a Carriage. In the Case of fresh in the least\r\n            <lb />severe I would wish him to Stay at home altoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />gether. I find he has bore a good deal of walking\r\n            <lb />better than I expected but I must still maint<supplied>ain</supplied>\r\n            <lb />that bodily exercise to the degree of heating or\r\n            <lb />fatiguing is extremely hazardous to every pers<supplied>on</supplied>\r\n            <lb />whose\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />whose <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> is any ways faulty.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />In taking Exercise and at all other times nothing\r\n            <lb />is more necessary to M<sup>r</sup> Crawford than his guarding\r\n            <lb />against Cold. For this purpose he should have always\r\n            <lb />flannel or woolen every where next his <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />and be otherwise always warmly Cloathed taking great\r\n            <lb />care to avoid changes from a thicker to a thinner dress\r\n            <lb />Let him also carefully avoid all moisture partiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cularly from rooms he occupies in a middle temperature\r\n            <lb />and never very warm but let them be rather large\r\n            <lb />and free from all Sifting airs. For the whole of\r\n            <lb />the Winter Season he should not be abread after\r\n            <lb />dinner.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />As the important part of his conduct is the\r\n            <lb />guarding against cold and that this is always\r\n            <lb />difficult during the Winter Season is the Climate\r\n           \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />of Britain it is <unclear>faulty</unclear> a question whether M<sup>r</sup> Crawford\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"2\"/> be a better Climate for the Winter. To this\r\n            <lb />question I can positively answer that it would be\r\n            <lb />much his safest course and if particular business\r\n            <lb />does not stand in the way he should certainly go\r\n            <lb />but to say what is absolutely necessary for him\r\n            <lb />is very difficult. I don\'t think M<sup>r</sup> Crawford\r\n            <lb />very bad and I have seen persons worse who\r\n            <lb />have stood this Climate tolerably well but must\r\n            <lb />own that unless he recovers very greatly during\r\n            <lb />the month of November, his remaining longer\r\n            <lb />in this Country would be hazardous and as I\r\n            <lb />would say Sailing too near the wind.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Wherever he shall be a good deal of attention\r\n            <lb />to his diet will be very necessary. It seems for\r\n            <lb />sometime past to have been very properly ordered\r\n            <lb />and I have little to say but to bid him continue\r\n            <lb />living almost entirely upon Milk, grain, fruit\r\n           \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />and other Vegetables. He may vary his diet by\r\n            <lb />every variety of the grain kind as Wheat Rice\r\n            <lb />Barley, Millet, Sago and even Oat meal and\r\n            <lb />these may be compounded with all kind of fruit\r\n            <lb />as all the fresh which the season affords and\r\n            <lb />the dried fruit, figs, Raisins and Currants, with\r\n            <lb />all kinds of preserved fruits. With respect to\r\n            <lb />other Vegetables he may take a part of them\r\n            <lb />but I would not have him take largely of greens\r\n            <lb />and roots. Dry mealy potatoes are among the\r\n            <lb />safest. With respect to Animal food he may\r\n            <lb />certainly take a little of the lighter kinds as\r\n            <lb />Chicken or other tender white fowl, Rabbit\r\n            <lb />Tripe or Sweetbread. Of these he may take a\r\n            <lb />little at Dinner time but it ought always\r\n            <lb />to be sparingly and as a small part of his\r\n            <lb />Meal only. In like manner he may take\r\n         \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />a little of the lighter kinds of white fish as Haddock\r\n            <lb />whiting, flounder <add place=\"above\">or Codling</add> but always boiled and Served with\r\n            <lb />a light Sauce. With respect to the whole of Animal\r\n            <lb />food if he ever finds that after taking it he is\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"21\">warm</symptom>, <symptom n=\"82\">flushed</symptom> or <symptom n=\"55\">drowsy</symptom> he may certainly conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />clud he has taken too much.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Upon the Article of Drink he may at\r\n            <lb />dinner take a glass or two of any kind of wine\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> likes best but he should go no further and in\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> stronger kinds as Madeira, Strong Sherry\r\n            <lb />or red Port he should always take them mixed\r\n            <lb /><supplied>with wa</supplied>ter. For the rest of his drink he must\r\n            <lb />keep to water and watery liquors as Gruel and\r\n            <lb />Barley water. Spirituous and Malt liquors\r\n            <lb />of any kind are very improper. Tea and Coffee\r\n            <lb /><supplied>in m</supplied>oderate quantity and not too strong are\r\n        \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />very allowable.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I have thus Spoken of the several articles\r\n            <lb />of Regimen upon which especially M<sup>r</sup> Crawford\r\n            <lb />must depend for his safety but some remedies\r\n            <lb />may also be useful and even necessary. Such\r\n            <lb />as the <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> I mentioned above and I not only\r\n            <lb />think it necessary at present but if any\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of breathing</symptom>, or <symptom n=\"4\">hardness of Cough</symptom> should\r\n            <lb />continue or come on with the same state of <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom>\r\n            <lb />that I find at present I am clear that the\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> should be repeated in a week or two\r\n            <lb />after.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I am of opinion also that M<sup>r</sup> Crawford <unclear>should</unclear>\r\n            <lb />be the better for an <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment>. It may be put into\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"12\">one of his Arms</bodypart> and should be kept open for\r\n            <lb />the whole of the following Winter and Spring\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />An open <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> and even some <treatment n=\"70\">evacuation</treatment>\r\n         \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"8\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />this way is often useful in such cases but the\r\n            <lb />ordinary state of M<sup>r</sup> Crawfords <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> renders\r\n            <lb />any kind of <action n=\"21\">laxatives</action> unnecessary and will\r\n            <lb />require a great deal of caution in employing\r\n            <lb />them if they should seem to be demanded.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I will not advise any medicines at\r\n            <lb />present but if any new occurrences shall\r\n            <lb />seem to require it I shall be ready to give\r\n            <lb />what further Advice I possibly can.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 30<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><u>1784</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n            \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4939, 11, '2015-04-10 10:51:45', 70),
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He compÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lained much that <symptom n=\"121\">they excoriated the <bodypart n=\"53\">Anus</bodypart></symptom>.\r\n            <lb />Last Night <symptom n=\"17\">He had little Sleep</symptom> &amp; several Stools\r\n            <lb />&amp; was fretted with the pain at the <bodypart n=\"53\">Anus</bodypart>.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I was obliged at Midday to order <treatment n=\"6\">a MucilagiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nous Glyster</treatment> with <ingredient n=\"58\">L.L.</ingredient>. No Stools since, but\r\n            <lb />has <symptom n=\"3\">thrown up several times</symptom> this Evening,\r\n            <lb /><del>If it</del> but only what he had ate or drank.\r\n            <lb />If the <symptom n=\"3\">Vomiting</symptom> continues I have proposed\r\n            <lb />a <action n=\"21\">Laxative <treatment n=\"6\">Glyster</treatment></action> -- &amp; if the <symptom n=\"3\">Vomiting</symptom> does\r\n            <lb />not cease - He will get an <action n=\"34\">Anodyne draught</action>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Y<sup>rs</sup></abbr><expan>Yours</expan></choice> &amp;c\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />A. Stevenson\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />To D<sup>r</sup> <choice><abbr>W.</abbr><expan>William</expan></choice> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> I. Donald\r\n            <lb />July 1784\r\n            <lb />V. XVI. p 130\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 2492, 13, '2015-02-23 13:59:50', 41),
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It is usually obstinate <del>but</del>\r\n            <lb />and tedious but not dangerous. I hope the\r\n            <lb />following measures may be of service to him\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Let a <treatment n=\"4\">blistering plaister</treatment> of four inches in\r\n            <lb />length and three in breadth be applied to his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> upon the part where the pain used to be\r\n            <lb />formerly severe.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />When this is healed let him get on horseback\r\n            <lb />if the weather allows every day and even twice\r\n            <lb />a day chusing the cool of the morning and evening\r\n            <lb />His motion must be gentle but let it be to what\r\n            <lb />degree and to what length he easily bears.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Let him procure from Edinburgh some small\r\n            <lb />Phials of the <ingredient n=\"67\">purest Ã†ther</ingredient> and let him use it\r\n            <lb />in the following manner. Take a Phial that\r\n           \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />will contain about three table spoonfuls of water pour\r\n            <lb />into it two spoonfuls of Spring water and upon that\r\n            <lb />pour a tea spoonful of the <ingredient n=\"67\">Ã†ther</ingredient> Cork it immediately\r\n            <lb />with a good Cork and turn the phial upside down\r\n            <lb />and thus invert it and resting on the Cork Set it by\r\n            <lb />till it is proper to take it. When the pain of his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> is violent and overwhelming he is to take this\r\n            <lb />dose. After shaking the phial a little let him\r\n            <lb />hold it still inverted over a tea Cup and pulling\r\n            <lb />out the Cork let the liquor fall into the Cup and\r\n            <lb />instantly to swallow it washing it down with a\r\n            <lb />mouthful or two of water. This I expect will\r\n            <lb />immediately give him relief and even prevent the\r\n            <lb />returns of his pain. I dont espect however that\r\n            <lb />the returns can be entirely prevented for some time\r\n            <lb />but let a dose be prepared in the manner above\r\n            <lb />directed be always ready at hand to be taken in\r\n            <lb />case of violent return. Such a dose he may take\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />once a day but with this observation that as frequent\r\n            <lb />repetition diminishes the effects of the medicine\r\n            <lb />that seldom he takes it it will continue to be\r\n            <lb />the more effectual and at least if he finds it necessÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ary to repeat it frequently the dose must be inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />creased to a tea spoonful and half or two tea\r\n            <lb />spoonfuls.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The only other medicine I have to recomÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mend is a dose of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> of twenty five or\r\n            <lb />thirty drops <add place=\"above\">to be taken at bed time.</add>. If he finds this to give him better\r\n            <lb />sleep and to prevent his dreaming he may take\r\n            <lb />such a dose frequently and I believe it may be of\r\n            <lb />service also in preventing the <symptom n=\"57\">spasms in his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart></symptom>\r\n            <lb />but in the use of this he must be governed by trials\r\n            <lb />minding what I have said above about repetition.\r\n            <lb />and increasing doses. Let him observe also that if\r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"58\">laudanum</ingredient> seems to induce <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> he must\r\n            <lb />take a <action n=\"21\">laxative medicine</action> to remove it\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 22 may\r\n                <lb />1784\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4834, 2, '2014-01-23 14:56:49', 41),
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Five Weeks ago <treatment n=\"1\">was let\r\n            <lb />Blood</treatment>. <treatment n=\"9\">Took two Vomits</treatment>. <action n=\"16\">Continued to use Emollients</action> as before\r\n            <lb />but the Severity of <symptom n=\"4\">the Cough</symptom> hath encreased A Tickling in\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"9\">my Throat</bodypart> makes me Struggle to get up some Defluxion\r\n            <lb />but commonly altogether in vain <symptom n=\"8\">I have no Appetite</symptom> can\r\n            <lb />not taste Meat roast or boiled though I am hitherto able\r\n            <lb />to eat an Egg at Breakfast and at Supper - Within these\r\n            <lb />five or Six days past have been overtaken <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"31\">a violent\r\n            <lb />Looseness</symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> together with <symptom n=\"4\">the Coughing</symptom> <symptom n=\"23\">hath weakened\r\n            <lb />me greatly</symptom> And yet all along I cannot say that I feel\r\n            <lb />any pain <symptom n=\"26\">in my Breast</symptom> - Some Nights I sleep tolerably at\r\n            <lb />other times <symptom n=\"4\">the Cough</symptom> &amp; Struggle to get up Defluxion <symptom n=\"17\">inter-rupts\r\n            <lb />my rest</symptom>, rents me prodigiously and <symptom n=\"17\">keeps <add place=\"above\">me</add> long awake</symptom>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Having ever had an Entire Confidence in You I wished some\r\n            <lb />Weeks ago to trouble You with a Letter of this Sort but <symptom n=\"9\">Sloth, I\r\n            <lb />believe is an Appendage of my Disease.</symptom> Above all I wish to\r\n            <lb />come &amp; see You but am afraid will hardly be able to bear the\r\n            <lb />jolting. But if You advise me I will Venture If not I beg\r\n            <lb />you will give me what Directions You judge proper by the\r\n            <lb />Return of Post if You have Leisure - When <symptom n=\"4\">the Cough</symptom> forces me\r\n            <lb />to <symptom n=\"3\">throw up Breakfast</symptom> or - I am much easier for a while thereafter\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In this Illness I am taken care of <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> Uncommon Attention &amp; tenderness\r\n            <lb />by the Young Woman whom I married about a year &amp; half ago\r\n            <lb />but I am old born in May 1709 tho\' not so old by Dozen\r\n            <lb />of Years as as my father &amp; Grandfather were\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Expected a Call of the Advocate when he Was last at Paisley\r\n            <lb />My best Wishes to Mrs Cullen &amp; Family While alive\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>I am   Yours</salute>\r\n            <signed>William Thom</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />P. S. Perhaps <symptom n=\"31\">the Looseness</symptom> is owing to <ingredient n=\"121\">the Sugar of Liquorick</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />and the Porter which I was advised to drink liberally\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb /><u>Edinburgh</u>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> W<sup>m</sup> Thom of Govan\r\n                <lb /><action n=\"5\">Astringent</action> &amp; <action n=\"34\">Anodyne</action>\r\n                <lb />Mixture\r\n                <lb /><treatment n=\"9\">Vomit</treatment>, <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment>, Riding\r\n                <lb />22 Aug<sup>st.</sup> 1781\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2048, 2, '2013-09-30 15:38:56', 57),
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oftner than it\r\n            <lb />did/ and <symptom n=\"4\">the Coff</symptom>, tho\' not so severe as formerly still remained  For a\r\n            <lb />long time it seldom came upon me in the Night time and I slept as I\r\n            <lb />still do well enough  but as <symptom n=\"4\">it began to trouble me</symptom> sometimes in the\r\n            <lb />Evenings &amp; Mornings <treatment n=\"9\">I took another Vomit</treatment> and at the distance of two or\r\n            <lb />three Weeks another but <symptom n=\"4\">the Coff</symptom> is not yet away  I sometimes feel a little, tho\'\r\n            <lb />a very Gentle pain <bodypart n=\"26\">in my Breast</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"27\">opposite to the Right Pap</bodypart> especially when I lie\r\n            <lb />on that Side- I resemble a Person who hath recently got what they call <condition n=\"13\"><bodypart n=\"1\">a\r\n            <lb />Cold in the Head</bodypart></condition>, <symptom n=\"75\">the Voice is altered, he is hoarse</symptom> <bodypart n=\"5\">the Nose</bodypart> is sometimes as \'twere\r\n            <lb />Stopt but by Wringing he vents <bodypart n=\"5\">at the Nose</bodypart> much tuff gross matter- <bodypart n=\"2\">the roof\r\n            <lb />of my Mouth</bodypart> <symptom n=\"102\">turns dry in the Night time -</symptom> I have hardly tasted any Spiritous\r\n            <lb />Liquor since I had you Letter - I can eat a little at Breakfast at Tea in the\r\n            <lb />Afternoon and at Supper but care not to look on Butcher meat &amp; can eat none\r\n            <lb />of it - Sometimes after <add place=\"above\">I</add> eat a little <symptom n=\"3\">a very slight cause make me to throw it\r\n            <lb />up</symptom> that is if <symptom n=\"4\">the Coff</symptom> comes or if I smoke a little - I have been all my\r\n            <lb />Life of a Constitution <symptom n=\"24\">very prone to Costiveness</symptom> &amp; am so at present\r\n        </p> \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am ashamed to detain You with so long a Scrawl about my self\r\n            <lb />nor would I have done so unless You had bid me Cum tot Sustineas\r\n            <lb />et tanta negotia --- In Publica Commoda pecco --- Dum longo\r\n            <lb />Sermone moror tua tempora<note>â€˜Since you support so many and such weighty concern --- I am (being) injurious to the interests of the community --- while I (am) trespass(ing) upon your time with such a long discourse.\' This is an adaptation of the following lines from the opening of a letter from Horace to Augustus (<i>Epistularum liber</i> II, <i>epistula</i>). The original is: \'Cum tot sustineas et tanta negotia solus, / res Italas armis tuteris, moribus ornes, / legibus emendes, in publica commoda peccem / si longo sermone morer tua tempora, Caesar\' (Since you alone support so many and such weighty concerns, / defend Italy with your arms, adorn it by your virtue, / reform it by your laws; I should offend, O Caesar, against the public interests, / if I were to trespass upon your time with a long discourse.\' William Thom (or the source he has taken this from) turns it from the subjunctive tense (peccem, morer) to the indicative tense (pecco, moror), thus turning it from \'I would be inappropriate if I would trespass upon your time...\' to \'I am being/have been inappropriate, because I am trespassing/have trespassed upon your time with my long account...\'. [L.G.]</note>\r\n It is time perhaps I should say to\r\n            <lb />myself Edisti satis atque bibisti, Tempus abire.<note>â€˜You have eaten and drunk enough; it is time to walk off\' (Thom is evidently referring to himself). This is also from the letters of Horace, this time from the end of the letter to Julius Florus (<i>Epistularum liber</i> II, <i>epistula </i> ii). [L.G.]</note> And yet by Writing\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Writing thus to you I seem to beg further Exertions of your\r\n            <lb />Skill  If you know of any method that is likely to banish or to\r\n            <lb />soften <symptom n=\"4\">this terrifying Coff</symptom> I am perfectly Sure you will Soon\r\n            <lb />direct me to it  If not I must look on <symptom n=\"4\">this same Coff</symptom> as an\r\n            <lb />Irresistible Decay of Nature  A Prelude of What I May Very Soon\r\n            <lb />Expect  In the Meantime With all the Intentness of my Soul\r\n            <lb />I Wish Every Thing Good to Mrs Cullen and to Every one of your\r\n            <lb />Family  I am what in the Early and Better days of Life I\r\n            <lb />Ever was\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Invariably Yours</salute>\r\n            <signed>William Thom</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb /><u>Edinburgh</u>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Thom of Govan\r\n                <lb /><del>17</del> Sept<sup>r</sup> 1781.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2066, 11, '2014-10-15 22:15:11', 124),
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The <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> ordered by D<sup>r.</sup> Steven was very\r\n            <lb />proper but was not well managed as I suppose it\r\n            <lb />was allowed to lie on too long while much drinking of\r\n            <lb />proper liquids was not inculcated at the same time.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />If the <symptom n=\"12\">very oppressed breathing</symptom> should recur in such\r\n            <lb />violent <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> as M<sup>r.</sup> Gordon describes I think <treatment n=\"1\">little <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />should be taken from the <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart></treatment> but it is by no means a\r\n            <lb />remedy I would wish to repeat unless the effects of a first\r\n            <lb />trial should appear very favourable.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">Bleeding</treatment> is certainly a proper remedy but unless\r\n            <lb />it can be managed more properly than before I will\r\n            <lb />not advise it for M<sup>r.</sup> Gordon. Instead of <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment> in\r\n            <lb />case of <symptom n=\"12\">very difficult breathing</symptom> I advise a <treatment n=\"4\">plaister</treatment> of made\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"60\">Mustard</ingredient> to be applied to the <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> about three inches\r\n            <lb />square. Let it be of <ingredient n=\"60\">Mustard</ingredient> that has been prepared\r\n            <lb />for the table at least a day or two old. It should be allowed\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />to lie on for two days or longer if he can bear it to be on\r\n            <lb />it will probably <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> but will give no <condition n=\"24\">Stranguary</condition>. It is\r\n            <lb />to be treated like a <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> with <treatment n=\"4\">wax plaister</treatment> and though\r\n            <lb />it may keep open for some days it will need no other\r\n            <lb />application\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Besides <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> and <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment> there is hardly\r\n            <lb />any other medicines to be proposed but the <ingredient n=\"67\">Ã†ther</ingredient> formerly\r\n            <lb />advised and <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> if he can be brought to bear\r\n            <lb />it. 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-- yet he does not now complain\r\n            <lb />of the Pain across his <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart> so much as formerly: -- he had been troubled\r\n            <lb />with a <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> about ten days past, which is sensibly relieved by <ingredient n=\"25\">Squill Pills</ingredient>,\r\n            <lb />but they had produced four Stools that day, -- this, with <symptom n=\"31\">some degree of\r\n                <lb />Looseness</symptom> a few days before, was more exhausting to him, as <symptom n=\"8\">his Appetite\r\n                    <lb />had been so much failed</symptom> that his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> loathed all Food, and he\r\n            <lb />cou\'d be prevailed on to drink nothing stronger than Milk and Water.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />After taking some warm Egg-Caudle with a good proportion of red Port,\r\n            <lb />we got 40 Drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>, his common Dose, had his <bodypart n=\"51\">Limbs</bodypart> <treatment n=\"39\">well\r\n            <lb />rubbed</treatment> -- and his Bed effectualy warmed with Seltzer-Water-Bottles fill\'d with\r\n            <lb />very hot Water -- which were likewise kept all night at his <bodypart n=\"24\">Feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"51\">Limbs</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />because they generaly continued <symptom n=\"20\">cold</symptom> in Bed. -- He slept pretty well that\r\n            <lb />Night, and seemed more refreshed next Day -- his Breathing and Voice\r\n            <lb />more easy and natural -- his <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart> more comfortably warm - <del>and</del> his Spirits\r\n            <lb />a little better, -- and the <symptom n=\"31\">Looseness gone</symptom>: -- so that he rode out in a little\r\n            <lb />Carriage with M<sup>rs.</sup> Bell, two Miles that Forenoon, without <symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom>.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />In his low State, the chief Indications appeared to be -- To support\r\n            <lb />Nature by light cordial Nourishment, -- To brace up the Solids -- And to proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mote Perspiration. --- I therefore directed Egg-Caudle, as above, -- strong Broth\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />of Chicken or lean of Butcher meat -- or light Bread Pudding -- ale with a good\r\n            <lb />share of Wine, to be frequently given in such Quantity as his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> can\r\n            <lb />bear. --- <treatment n=\"37\">Strong Frictions</treatment> to his <bodypart n=\"51\">Limbs</bodypart> frequently through the Day\r\n            <lb />and the Execise of a <treatment n=\"51\">Spring-Dale</treatment> so <choice><abbr>oft.</abbr><expan>often</expan></choice> as he can bear without <symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom>.\r\n            <lb />-- besides his Riding out in the Carriage. -- And the application of\r\n            <lb />Jars of hot Water to the <bodypart n=\"51\">Limbs</bodypart> in Bed. --- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I shou\'d not have troubled you with such a long Letter, had it not\r\n            <lb />been at your Mamma\'s request -- She says Doctor Cullen is so obliging as\r\n            <lb />to desire a particular account of every Alteration in the Case: -- they both exÂ¬\r\n            <lb />press their warmest Gratitude for his kind Attention: -- his Directions have\r\n            <lb />been carefully observed -- and she expactes you will lose no time in writing\r\n            <lb />her any thing he further prescribes. --- \r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I know not wether D<sup>r.</sup> Stephen at Elgin has wrote You or the\r\n            <lb />Doctor: -- he had been call\'d about three weeks ago, to see your Father, on\r\n            <lb />the occasion of a violent <symptom n=\"95\">Paroxysm</symptom> -- And <treatment n=\"1\">drew off 6 or 7 Oz. of <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart></treatment>, --\r\n            <lb />This, with a <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> and <ingredient n=\"154\" t=\"3\">Solution of <choice><abbr>G.</abbr><expan>Gum</expan></choice> Ammoniac</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"5\"><choice><abbr>As. FÅ“tid</abbr><expan>AsafÅ“tida</expan></choice></ingredient> gave immeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />diate Relief at that time: -- I do not however imagine he wou\'d now\r\n            <lb />incline to <treatment n=\"1\">take more <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart></treatment>. ---\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Most sincerely wishing the Recovery of so valuable a Member of\r\n            <lb />Society, I am with Regard\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> S<sup>r.</sup>\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Hum.</abbr><expan>Humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><u>Will Dougal</u>\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Thomas Gordon - Writer to the Signet\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Dougal\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r.</sup> Gordon\r\n            <lb />July 1784\r\n            <lb />XVI. p.87. 88, 104, 109, 118\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 2484, 13, '2015-01-26 12:11:10', 135);
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From his account I perceive\r\n            <lb />clearly that <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> is of service and should\r\n            <lb />be used pretty freely. and the <ingredient n=\"25\">Squills Pills</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />along with it seems to answer every purpose.\r\n            <lb />Altho four Stools a day seems to me too much\r\n       \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />even at <illegible w=\"3\"/> and more certainly so, if\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"2\"/> expected. I see no occasion now for\r\n            <lb />more <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment>; but must still think that\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment> managed in the manner I formerly\r\n            <lb />proposed may be of much service to him.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Dougals Regimen seems to be very\r\n            <lb />proper and I hope that exercise in a carriag<supplied>e</supplied>\r\n            <lb />will be repeated as often as can be convenient\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Let the <treatment n=\"37\">friction</treatment> of his <bodypart n=\"51\">Limbs</bodypart> be continued\r\n            <lb />especially in the morning and chiefly from\r\n            <lb />below upwards. I am\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Your &amp;c\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> July 14<sup>th</sup>\r\n                <lb />1784.\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4875, 2, '2013-09-04 16:26:51', 37),
(2507, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c4881\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:4881] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Thomas Gordon (of Whitburn) / Regarding: Reverend Thomas Gordon (of Speymouth) (Patient) / 19 July 1784 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Luca Guariento</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Lauren McClelland</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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I am persuaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ded he is easier than he was sometime ago. At present\r\n            <lb />I have hardly any thing to add to my last Advice but\r\n            <lb />with that general advice much must be left to M<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb />Dougals discretion. I have only to say that your father\r\n            <lb />should not be afraid of increasing the <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />for it is only from a full dose that relief is to be exÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pected and upon repetition it is commonly necessary\r\n            <lb />to increase the dose of this medicine. Though it does\r\n            <lb />not give sound sleep yet the procuring some degree of\r\n            <lb />it seems to be very necessary.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I am sorry to find the exercise he takes seems\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />to <illegible w=\"8\" /> without giving\r\n            <lb />any relief I would not insist upon it but I would recommend\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"5\" /> of <illegible w=\"3\" /> he can bear it easily and\r\n            <lb />with any relief to his <symptom n=\"12\">breathing</symptom>.\r\n            \r\n        </p>   \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I have only to say further that I shall be glad to\r\n            <lb />hear a few lines from M<sup>r.</sup> Dougal as often as he can\r\n            <lb />conveniently give them. I am\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Yours &amp;c.\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />W.C.\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 19<sup>th.</sup> July\r\n                <lb /><u>1784</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4881, 11, '2015-04-10 10:52:13', 63),
(2508, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c719\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:719] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr Andrew Liddell (Liddle) / Regarding: Miss Sinclair (of Southdun) (Patient) / 26 February 1783 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Luca Guariento</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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I could\r\n            <lb />not Answer your last on saturday the day I received\r\n            <lb />it but I sent my Answer by the very next post on\r\n            <lb />Monday. It is now Wednesday when I have reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ceived yours of the 15. and send you this Answer\r\n            <lb />by the post that goes out to night. I believe your\r\n            <lb />experiment on the matter expectorated to be concluÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sive against its being of the <symptom n=\"86\">purulent kind</symptom> as\r\n            <lb />indeed I judged from your former account. This\r\n            <lb />admitted the only new circumstance you give me\r\n            <lb />in this letter is the brownish colour &amp; acrid taste\r\n            <lb />that appears in an unusually copious expectoration\r\n            <lb />I take both circumstances to show some effusion\r\n            <lb />of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> but if this is not in very great quantity it\r\n            <lb />will not be dangerous &amp; on the contrary may give\r\n            <lb />much relief I have known in more than one\r\n                        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />instance a copious expectoration entirely tinged with\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> give a termination to a <symptom n=\"36\">Catarrah</symptom> that was before\r\n            <lb />to a violent degree &amp; nearly <condition n=\"105\">Peripneumonic</condition>. I hope\r\n            <lb />this shall prove to be the case with Miss Sinclair\r\n            <lb />&amp; that before this letter can come to your hand &amp;\r\n            <lb />unless it has proved Critical I am afraid in the\r\n            <lb />same time it has proved fatal. Upon the emergency\r\n            <lb />you mention the remedy I would have chiefly <unclear>treÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ted</unclear><note>Given the grammatical context the most obvious word here would be \'resort\', but it is hard to reconcile this reading with what can be deciphered on the page.</note> to would have been a large <treatment n=\"4\">Blister between\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"11\">Shoulders</bodypart> &amp; perhaps soon after a second put\r\n            <lb />upon the <bodypart n=\"27\">Breast</bodypart></treatment>. If it shall happen that Miss\r\n            <lb />Sinclair is still alive I shall expect that circumÂ¬\r\n            <lb />stances have returned very nearly to the state you\r\n            <lb />described in your former letter &amp; therefore that my\r\n            <lb />advice for their management my advice is already\r\n            <lb />before you &amp; I cannot perceive that any exception\r\n            <lb />is to be made to what I have in my former letter\r\n            <lb />advised. I suppose however always that your disÂ¬\r\n                        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />cretion must be &amp; I think it always may be for\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> my measures to the state of particular\r\n            <lb />circumstances. I only say that small doses of the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar Emetic</ingredient> may still be very proper though from\r\n            <lb />what happened on the 14<sup>th.</sup> <del>Miss Sinclair</del> after the\r\n            <lb />last dose Miss Sinclair may have taken some\r\n            <lb />prejudice against it. Besides this I imagine that\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">Blistering</treatment> must still be a frequent remedy. While\r\n            <lb />the expectoration remains copious &amp; free she\r\n            <lb />need not be much troubled with the <ingredient n=\"25\">Squills</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />&amp; <ingredient n=\"5\">AssafÅ“tida</ingredient> but in case of the <symptom n=\"4\">Coughs</symptom> becoming\r\n            <lb />very troublesome in the night time I would\r\n            <lb />wish you to get in to the use of <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient>. I have\r\n            <lb />thus answered you a letter with haste but still with\r\n            <lb />attention &amp; Wishing you all success I am as always\r\n            <lb />sincerely\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Yours &amp;<sup>c.</sup>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1783\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><unclear>Mr</unclear> Liddell\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 719, 11, '2015-04-10 11:40:30', 64),
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I have considered carefully D<sup>r.</sup> Campbells letter\r\n            <lb />and I find several things in it that I very much\r\n            <lb />approve of. In the first place his advice to Dunlop\r\n            <lb />to keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular is very proper and the acÂ¬\r\n            <lb />counts you give me of the effects of <ingredient n=\"237\">Soap</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />confirm it strongly. Whenever therefore the NaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tural excrement does not apprear you are to suspect\r\n            <lb />its being unduly interrupted and therefore that\r\n            <lb />recourse should be had to the <ingredient n=\"237\">Soap</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />or other such <action n=\"21\">laxative</action>. I am much of D<sup>r.</sup> Campbells\r\n            <lb />opinion though I suspected otherwise before that\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Dunlops ailment is not <symptom n=\"32\">Gravelish</symptom> but is very\r\n            <lb />much an affection of the lower and of his <bodypart n=\"66\">Gut</bodypart>. For\r\n            <lb />this D<sup>r.</sup> Campbell has proposed an <treatment n=\"8\">injection</treatment> that\r\n          \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />is very likely to give relief. I would by all means have it\r\n            <lb />tried and I believe I can improve upon it but will do\r\n            <lb />it better when I shall hear how D<sup>r.</sup> Campbells prescripÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion has operated. With respectful Compliments to M<sup>r.</sup>\r\n            <lb />Dunlop I have the honour to be\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Madam\r\n                <lb />Your most Obedient Servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 30<sup>th.</sup> August\r\n                <lb /><u>1783</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>    \r\n    \r\n</body>', 4700, 2, '2013-09-24 14:25:38', 31),
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   <p>\r\n            <lb />On tuesday about noon she took advantage of a\r\n            <lb />Respite from her ordinary pains and acuturied to Get\r\n            <lb />out of bed --- She was able to sit up about an hour\r\n            <lb />and did not suffer any sensible bad consequences from\r\n            <lb />it her <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse when up was between 78 and 80</symptom>\r\n            <lb />her ordinary pains recurring made her go to bed at this\r\n            <lb />time when a <symptom n=\"28\">strong perspiration or rather sweat</symptom>\r\n            <lb />Broke out, which however did not continue and was\r\n            <lb />not so profuse as she had apprehended it would be\r\n            <lb />from certain sensations of <subst><del><condition n=\"37\">Erysipelas heat</condition></del><add place=\"above\"><del>Eri</del></add></subst>\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"37\">Erysipelatous heat</condition> and of <symptom n=\"78\">sparking below the <bodypart 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When she awaked the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />allover had a <symptom n=\"28\">moisture</symptom> upon it; some <symptom n=\"30\">red spotts</symptom> continued\r\n            <lb />to come and go upon the <bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart>; they are thicker\r\n            <lb />motled with their marks than any time before.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This morning the <symptom n=\"15\">pulse was fuller about 68 in the minute</symptom>\r\n            <lb /><del>Selpt</del> had slept well the greatest part of the night\r\n            <lb />about midday began to find her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"3\">teeth</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />uneasy which have continued so <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom> but little\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"margin\">&amp; in the afternoon</add>\r\n            <lb />fryday. Last night the uneasiness in <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp;c\r\n            <lb />still continued but Did not prevent her from\r\n            <lb />Getting a good deal of sleep the <del>same uneasiness still\r\n            <lb />continues</del>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><del>but not <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom></del> Uneasiness in the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> is much abated as\r\n            <lb />also in the <bodypart n=\"2\">Gums</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart> which are never affected but\r\n            <lb />when the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> is pained and <subst><del>that</del><add place=\"above\">then</add></subst> not near so violently as the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>. 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full as violent\r\n            <lb /><del>immediately after as before</del> for\r\n            <lb />some time after as before</add>\r\n            <lb />and before it was suffered\r\n            <lb />to dry up an other <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> was applied betwixt her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart> which has still been kept open with <treatment n=\"11\">issue\r\n            <lb />ointment</treatment> and in effect the pain <subst><del>has now left</del><add place=\"above\">is not now so constant in</add></subst> the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>\r\n            <lb /><subst><del>there is no pain</del><add place=\"above\">nor any where</add></subst> so intense as formerly but there is one\r\n            <lb />diffused over the <bodypart n=\"26\">breast <bodypart n=\"71\">bone</bodypart></bodypart> whch feels as if it sometimes\r\n            <lb />entered into the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, about a week ago <treatment n=\"9\">a Vomit</treatment> <del>had</del>\r\n            <lb /><del>been</del> was administer\'d <del>which had the effect of bringing</del>\r\n            <lb /><subst><del>up a great quantity of <symptom n=\"38\">bilious matter</symptom></del><add place=\"above\">her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> being uneasy more than ordinaryly</add></subst> since which time\r\n            <lb />her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> hasnot been so much disordered but the\r\n            <lb />daly <symptom n=\"28\">sweatings</symptom> continue and are every day preceeded by the <add place=\"margin\">pain in her <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> and sometimes\r\n            <lb />her <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> growing more intense\r\n            <lb />by <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom></add>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> and <add place=\"above\">painfull</add> <symptom n=\"47\">smarting</symptom> of her <bodypart n=\"31\">skin</bodypart> <subst><add place=\"above\"><del>by <illegible w=\"1\" /></del></add></subst> which sometimes also\r\n            <lb />brings out <symptom n=\"30\">red spots</symptom> on different parts of the body <add place=\"above\">which come out and disappear again at short intervals</add> and renews\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> on the <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart> where the <del>Eisipe</del>\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"37\">Erysipelas</condition> had been and that kind of pain which it had\r\n            <lb />occasioned see N 1. next page.\r\n            \r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n            \r\n            \r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"54\">Debility</symptom> occasioned by her complaints and confinements\r\n            <lb /><del>and Ext</del> is <symptom n=\"6\">like to affect her spirits</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse which had been full and strong is\r\n            <lb />within these few days fallen low</symptom> yet she retains her\r\n            <lb />appetite not ill sleeps soundly, but her <symptom n=\"56\">anxiety</symptom>\r\n            <lb />During the day has now become very uneasy and\r\n            <lb />almost makes her <symptom n=\"6\">despair of her recovery</symptom>. Doubting\r\n            <lb />that a complication of ills may occasion her complaints\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"15\">Rheumatism</condition> <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> <condition n=\"43\">Scurvey</condition>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />After this <condition n=\"37\">Erysipelas</condition> she had been prescribed some Dozes\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"391\"><choice><abbr>Rochell.</abbr><expan>Rochelle</expan></choice> salts</ingredient>. and since the <treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment> has been in use to\r\n            <lb />take 20 <choice><abbr>gr<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>grains</expan></choice> of <ingredient n=\"45\">tartar</ingredient> in a spoonful of <ingredient n=\"247\">lemon juice</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />two or three times PÃ¦r Diem\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />N 1 This was so uncommonly severe the day that her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />was so much out of order as to require the <treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment> that she\r\n            <lb />compared it to the burning of a blister the <treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment> was adÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ministered on fryday evening and on satturday the <symptom n=\"62\">inflammÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ation</symptom> shewed it self on her <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> where it still remains in\r\n            <lb />a lesser degree.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The pain in her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> has left a great <symptom n=\"114\">soreness</symptom> to the touch\r\n            <lb />so much that it is with difficulty she can rest it on the pillow\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"8\" />\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />Case\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs.</sup> Maxwell\r\n            <lb />of Kirkconnel\r\n            <lb />May 1785\r\n            <lb /> V. XVII. P.97. 109.\r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2626, 11, '2015-04-10 10:52:39', 703),
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</opener>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />After I wrot you last Sir Dunlop\r\n            <lb />tried the <treatment n=\"8\">Injections</treatment> mentioned by D<sup>r.</sup> Campbell\r\n            <lb />for some days but although they suspended the\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"61\">Downward press</condition> which distress him always for\r\n            <lb />several hours after taking the <treatment n=\"8\">injection</treatment> he\r\n            <lb />discontinued the use of them from finding\r\n            <lb />they brought on such a <symptom n=\"24\">degree of costiveness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />as was not to lie get the better of by this <action n=\"21\">LaxiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tives</action> that used to operate on his constitution\r\n            <lb />and when he added to the doze its effects proved\r\n            <lb />so violent as to be distressing at the time from the\r\n            <lb />pain in the <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart> and even <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart> it occasiond\r\n            <lb />and exhausting afterward from a continued evaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cuation of some days\r\n            \r\n         <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />In addition to this uneasie state he has been often\r\n            <lb />troubled with <symptom n=\"49\">toothachs</symptom> and <symptom n=\"51\">Cramps in his <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart></symptom> <symptom n=\"8\">his\r\n            <lb />appetite is much declined</symptom> and <symptom n=\"26\">he loses flesh</symptom> while\r\n            <lb />the original Complaint remains much in the same\r\n            <lb />train as ever yet as when free of the <symptom n=\"49\">toothach</symptom> and\r\n            <lb />that <symptom n=\"61\">Nausea</symptom> common to a <symptom n=\"8\">weak appetite</symptom> he has no\r\n            <lb />disturbing pain and does not flatter himself with\r\n            <lb />a recovery nor greatly fear the end alloted to\r\n            <lb />all our complaints he is unwilling to try any\r\n            <lb />medicines that might give a more painfull turn\r\n            <lb />to his distemper and make Life vexatious in\r\n            <lb />trying to promote its duration what he would\r\n            <lb />therefore request of your Skill is some prescription\r\n            <lb />that might tend to keep him more regular in his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> and prevent <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> without risque of\r\n            <lb />inducing a contrary extreme if you can send him\r\n            <lb />any preparation from which you expect this effect\r\n            <lb />it you are so good as apply to M<sup>r</sup> William Kerr\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Esq<sup>r.</sup> Surveyor of the general post office he is my\r\n            <lb />friend and with frank any little bose or bottle of\r\n            <lb />medicine for Sir Dunlop by post if put up in a\r\n            <lb />way that cannot injure the letters in the Bag for\r\n            <lb />Stewarton\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I ought perhaps to have told you when the <treatment n=\"8\">inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />jections</treatment> were used it was once a day their effect seemd\r\n            <lb />to continue Six or Seven hours before <condition n=\"61\">pressure</condition>\r\n            <lb />returned or the watery evacuation which then came\r\n            <lb />as usual the <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> was at one time so obstinate\r\n            <lb />against medicine for four days and then the distention\r\n            <lb />and strain so violent that quite alarmed by it I venÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tured to prescribe an <treatment n=\"8\">injection</treatment> of Chicken broth as\r\n            <lb />an aleviating relief but since I have sometimes been\r\n            <lb />thinking if instead of once a day it might not have been\r\n            <lb />proper to have exhibit this <action n=\"5\">astringent medicine</action> oftner\r\n            <lb />about the period of its visible effect with now and\r\n            <lb />then as once in one or perhaps two days an <treatment n=\"8\"><action n=\"16\">emolient</action>\r\n            <lb />injection</treatment> between but this I only submit to your consiÂ¬\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />deration as Sir Campbell was not at all particular\r\n            <lb />in his directions and wished only to move in Obedience\r\n            <lb />to your Ideas and Superior judgment only I must again\r\n            <lb />remind you that in giving your advice no uncertain\r\n            <lb />expectation would be an equivalent for the risque\r\n            <lb />of bringing on any very painful or distressing\r\n            <lb />symptomes at a time of Life when it would be\r\n            <lb />so difficult to remove them.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I will not add to this already too long letter\r\n            <lb />by expressing those feelings my present situation\r\n            <lb />excites but shall only say I am with all the GraÂ¬\r\n            <lb />titude his constant kindness claims and all the\r\n            <lb />esteem Superiour talents commands ever D<sup>r</sup> Cullen\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Much Obliged\r\n                <lb />and Obedient humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Fran:</abbr><expan>Frances</expan></choice> Dunlop\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dunlop\r\n                <lb />25 <choice><abbr>Oc<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1783\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            \r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup>\r\n            <lb />Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n            \r\n            <annot>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dunlop of Dunlop.\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1783\r\n                <lb />XV. p.1, 3, 31, 84, 219, 306, 425.\r\n                <lb />volume XV<sup><u>th</u></sup>\r\n                \r\n            </annot>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    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I\r\n            <lb />thought the <treatment n=\"8\">Injections</treatment> proposed by D<sup>r.</sup> Campbell\r\n            <lb />and employed in the manner I advised, the most\r\n            <lb />effectual, <add place=\"above\">for removing</add> the <condition n=\"61\">pressure or as we call it Tenesmus</condition> M<sup>r.</sup>\r\n            <lb />Dunlop had been so much troubled with but I find\r\n            <lb />that perhaps from too frequent use they have\r\n            <lb />brought on a <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> equally distressing and in\r\n            <lb />that case there is nothing but extreme pain would\r\n            <lb />make me allow of a frequent repetition of the <treatment n=\"8\">injeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ctions</treatment>. I am very much of your opinion that what\r\n            <lb />would be of most service to M<sup>r.</sup> Dunlop would be\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />a <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> that would prevent <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> without bringing\r\n            <lb />on a <action n=\"24\">purging</action>. This is often difficult but I would make\r\n            <lb />a trial of it. The medicine I have to propose could not\r\n            <lb />be very safely sent by Post but I here inclose the\r\n            <lb />prescription for it and you can certainly get it in\r\n            <lb />very good condition from Air. <add place=\"above\">or rather from Glasgow</add> It consists of two\r\n            <lb />different liquors that are apt to separate from one\r\n            <lb />another and therefore when you are to use it you\r\n            <lb />must take care that the Phial be long and well\r\n            <lb />shapen so as the two liquors are very exactly and\r\n            <lb />thoroughly mixed together before you pour out the\r\n            <lb />dose. This is always to be taken in the morning\r\n            <lb />and at first it may be a table spoonful but afterÂ¬\r\n            <lb />wards it may be more or less as you find it answers\r\n            <lb />It should do no more than give one easy motion and\r\n            <lb />if it does more or less the dose may be diminished\r\n            <lb />or increased and when you find the proper quantity\r\n            <lb />it will be enough to give it every second or third\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />day. This medicine has commonly this conveniency\r\n            <lb />that though in most persons it operates moderately\r\n            <lb />and <symptom n=\"40\">without griping</symptom> yet though a person at first\r\n            <lb />may require a pretty large dose, it commonly happens\r\n            <lb />that after being repeated several times the dose may\r\n            <lb />be by degrees diminished so that a small quantity\r\n            <lb />will commonly answer to keep the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"24\">without purging</action> and if it can be brought to AnÂ¬\r\n            <lb />swer in this way with M<sup>r.</sup> Dunlop\r\n            <lb />it will be the luckiest medicine he can\r\n            <lb />meet with.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />If it should unluckily happen that he has any\r\n            <lb />return of <action n=\"24\">purging</action> with much <symptom n=\"61\">Tenesmus</symptom> I know no\r\n            <lb />effectual remedy but the <treatment n=\"8\">injections</treatment> before proposed but\r\n            <lb />you are right in thinking that they should be repeated\r\n            <lb />as seldom as possible and the interposition of the Oil\r\n            <lb />I have now prescribed will be the most effectual mean\r\n            <lb />of obviating the <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> the <treatment n=\"8\">injections</treatment> might produce.\r\n            <lb />Wishing you heartily relief I am most respectfully\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Dunlop\'s and Madam your most Obedient\r\n            <lb />humble Servant\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 31<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />1783\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <head>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For M<sup>r.</sup> Dunlop of Dunlop\r\n            \r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"28\">Ol. ricin. recent.</ingredient> â„¥iij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"78\">Tinct. 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Violent exercise\r\n            <lb />will be pernicious &amp; even ordinary Riding unless\r\n            <lb />the weather is very mild there is more harm to be\r\n            <lb />apprehended from cold than benefit to be expected from\r\n            <lb />Exercise. 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S. I have not seen M<sup>rs.</sup> Hunter for <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />have been told she is very <del>ill</del> well.\r\n            <lb />I did not answer your letter <illegible w=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />because it was not in my power to <illegible w=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />prevented me writing to you as I int<illegible l=\"5\" /><note>Cullen is probably repeating here that he has been indisposed by illness (see opening of letter).</note>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 700, 9, '2014-09-01 16:37:03', 44),
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I told them I could not answer\r\n        <lb/>for the consequences; but as <add place=\"above\">both</add> my patient &amp; her sisters\r\n        <lb/>declared they were <u>bent upon going</u>, if I would consent; and\r\n    <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <lb/>as I gave them <u>one</u> authority from <del>the</del> my fathers book\r\n        <lb/>on Sea Voyages, where it is mentioned that sailing had\r\n        <lb/>been found effectual in the recovery from the dry bellyÂ¬\r\n        <lb/>ach of the West Indies; - they immediately embarked.\r\n        <lb/>--Luckily this trip did <del>not</del> no harm. -- The undertaking\r\n        <lb/>of this year, -namely the journey to <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>, which I told\r\n        <lb/>them expressly it would never have occurred to me to \r\n        <lb/>propose, as I could not promise that it would do\r\n        <lb/>service, -was yet so simple in comparison of the\r\n        <lb/>former undertakings, that on their saying they wished\r\n        <lb/>her to go I readily agreed to it. Bye the bye it was\r\n        <lb/>not till after they were gone that I knew of their having\r\n        <lb/>travelled <u>four</u> in one chaise. -Even <u>three</u> was certainly\r\n        <lb/>too many. --- With regard to home measures I have\r\n        <lb/>been surprised two or three different times to learn\r\n        <lb/>as I did accidentally, what their apothecarys bills came\r\n        <lb/>to - from the things which during long attendances,\r\n        <lb/>&amp; in many instances contrary to my inclination, I\r\n        <lb/>had been led to prescribe.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb/>The best of all is that they are now very well\r\n        <lb/>pleased with their having made their late journey, the\r\n        <lb/>trouble &amp; expence <add place=\"above\">of which</add> it seems they had said to one of their\r\n        <lb/>connections they <u>did not grudge</u>.- Miss Jeanie has had \r\n        <lb/>only one slight <symptom n=\"60\">colic</symptom> since she came home, &amp; she has now\r\n   <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        <lb/>had an interval of near <u>four weeks</u>, which flatters them\r\n        <lb/>so much that they are hoping she is never to have another\r\n        <lb/><symptom n=\"60\">fit</symptom>. --- But I heartily beg pardon, Sir for troubling\r\n        <lb/>you with saying threetimes more than I thought to have said\r\n        <lb/>upon this subject.- My desire to stand well in your opiniÂ¬\r\n        <lb/>on, and not <add place=\"above\">to</add> seem ready to do rash or thoughtless things\r\n        <lb/>is the occasion of my troubling you. -When you think me\r\n        <lb/>really wrong you know I will always wish you to tell\r\n        <lb/>me of it. -- Their is not the least occasion for your answerÂ¬\r\n        <lb/>ing this letter -M<sup>r</sup> Bell who will deliver it to you will\r\n        <lb/>be so good as to show it to M<sup>r</sup> &amp; M<sup>rs</sup> Blacklock, whom\r\n        <lb/>I very much respect; &amp; beg my best <choice><abbr>comp<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>compliments</expan></choice> to. --\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer><salute>With\r\n    <lb/>the sincerest wishes for your health and happiness I\r\n    <lb/>am\r\n    <lb/>Dear Sir\r\n    <lb/>Most faithfully yours</salute>\r\n    <signed>John Gilchrist.</signed></closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n<p>\r\n    <handShift/>\r\n   <add place=\"margin\"></add>\r\n    <lb/>D<sup>r</sup> Gilchrist\r\n    <lb/>Q\r\n    <lb/>Miss McMurdo.\r\n    <lb/><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice>--78.\r\n</p>\r\n</div>\r\n</body>', 1571, 3, '2014-04-16 16:10:46', 97),
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There is a little nicity\r\n            <lb />in the dose of it for a moderate one is commonly\r\n            <lb />binding but a large one is a ready to <action n=\"24\">purge</action> and\r\n            <lb />therefore I would advise you to avoid the latter\r\n            <lb />and to avoid even using a moderate dose for too\r\n            <lb />long a time and I hope by his experience he may\r\n            <lb />be taught to use it with advantage.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The other remedy you mention the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"6\">Hartfell\r\n            <lb />Spa</ingredient> <illegible w=\"2\" /> with moderation <illegible w=\"1\"/> harm\r\n            <lb />He should take but <illegible w=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />but increase it by degrees till he can take at divided <unclear>draughts</unclear>\r\n            <lb />half a bottle every day. He should never take it very\r\n            <lb />cold but it may be enough to put two or three tea\r\n            <lb />spoonfuls of boiling water into a wine glass ful of <unclear>Spaw</unclear>\r\n            <lb />may be commonly sufficient.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I am<del>gls</del> sorry to hear that M<sup>rs.</sup> Vans is still\r\n            <lb />in the same way as she was but I can hardly offer\r\n            <lb />a better plan than I did before. 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It is\r\n            <lb />drawn up intirely by himself, and He has given You so true &amp;\r\n            <lb />minute a description of every symptom of his complaint for two years\r\n            <lb />bypast, that it is needless for me to observe more than to laÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ment that every sort of medicine hitherto administred to him\r\n            <lb />has contributed very little, indeed, towards removing his\r\n            <lb />disorder; I must, however, add, that He has no fix\'d <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />that his <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart> do not at any time fail in their functions, saÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ving when He walks up stairs or up hill; -- in Riding, or\r\n            <lb />in conversation, be it ever so brisk or interesting, his <symptom n=\"12\">inspiraÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion never appears quickned or interrupted</symptom>, neither do his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"23\">Ankles</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"24\">Feet</bodypart> <symptom n=\"63\">swell</symptom> more at Night than is usual to a Man\r\n            <lb />at his time of life and sedentary turn; I must also take notice\r\n            <lb />that He has had at different times, but not of eight Years\r\n            <lb />last past, some slight <condition n=\"3\">attacks of the Gout</condition>, but which\r\n            <lb />never came to any regular or continued <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom>; in the year\r\n            <lb />1781 He went to Bath but the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"4\">Waters</ingredient> <symptom n=\"21\">heated</symptom> and disagreed\r\n            <lb />with him so much, that He desisted and return\'d home\r\n            <lb />without any material benefit, thus far I had wrote for\r\n            <lb />the inspection and approbation of my worthy patient as a preface\r\n            <lb />to his own case which I am now to transcribe and inclose to you\r\n            <lb />for Your opinion, but before, I do that, I must in justice to\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />to himself and to all those of his acquaintance, give you, Sir - \r\n            <lb />every hint in my power, that may enable You, at this distance,\r\n            <lb />to judge of his constitution, and to prescribe what may be a\r\n            <lb />means of preserving to us this very valuable Man; He is possÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sessd of a considerable fortune, which, with his natural incliÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nation has all his life afforded him a table serv\'d up with\r\n            <lb />a variety of good things, and of which I have always thought\r\n            <lb />(notwithstanding He talks of having eat moderately) He indulg\'d\r\n            <lb />too much in, particularly as He has never in all his life time\r\n            <lb />us\'d any sort of exercise sufficient to promote the necessary\r\n            <lb />exactions, I allude merely to his eating, for in drinking, He has\r\n            <lb />ever been moderate; He has liv\'d very much at home and, tho\'\r\n            <lb />in large rooms, by far too warm, which has ever subjected him\r\n            <lb />to catch cold when he went out, and consequently made him\r\n            <lb />fearfull going from home; in short, he is a Bachelor, and\r\n            <lb />after having livd so long under his constitution, he has got into an\r\n            <lb />habitual dislike of leaving his own house, either to visit his ffriends\r\n            <lb />or even coming so farr, in person, <add place=\"above\">as</add> to take your advice, which\r\n            <lb />I have been pressing him to do for some time, and wond, with\r\n            <lb />all my heart, have accompany\'d him, but this must, &amp; I hope\r\n            <lb />it will, be hereafter accomplishd by degrees, and by some hints\r\n            <lb />that may more properly come from Yourself; after you have\r\n            <lb />given his case a consideration, You will please to communicate\r\n            <lb />Your opinion and advice to me in what manner You wish us\r\n            <lb />to proceed, at the same time, You will be so good as confine\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Your opinion and observations to the care as <u>He</u> has stated\r\n            <lb />it, without taking notice of what I have said in the latter\r\n            <lb />part of my description, for I know He woud not with that I\r\n            <lb />shoud use any observations more than those He perus\'d in the\r\n            <lb />former part of my letter. This same M<sup>r.</sup> Rudd is Brother to a\r\n            <lb />late worthy Man about whom the late Doctor Dugud Leslie\r\n            <lb />consulted You near two years ago.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I have the honour to be, with all respect,\r\n                <lb />Sir <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> very obedient <choice><abbr>hble</abbr><expan>humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />John Drake Bainbridge \r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Inclos\'d You will receive a D<sup>t.</sup> for five Guineas on M<sup>r.</sup> Rudd\'s\r\n            <lb />Banker in London, which He begs you acceptance of \r\n            \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I had forgot to mention that M<sup>r.</sup> Rudd has, at different\r\n                <lb />periods and at the distance of a Year, or Year and a half\r\n                <lb />taken the <treatment n=\"9\"><ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecacuan </ingredient> Pukes</treatment>, but no <bodypart n=\"88\">Bile</bodypart> ever cae\r\n                <lb />from his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n                \r\n            </p>    \r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n      \r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><del>55/5\r\n            <lb />10</del>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n          <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Rudd\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 1783\r\n            <lb />V.cv. 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<bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />which does not constantly remain there, but comes and goes\r\n            <lb />as the disorder in his <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart> is better or worse\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />He never has a <symptom n=\"3\">tendency to vomit</symptom>; has a <symptom n=\"9\">constant weariÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ness in his <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart></symptom>, and <symptom n=\"12\">cannot walk upstairs or up hill without\r\n            <lb />being out of breath</symptom> ---\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />He sleeps tolerably well in general, but every Exertion\r\n            <lb />either of <bodypart n=\"95\">Mind</bodypart> or Body <symptom n=\"17\">will break his sleep</symptom>, as his <bodypart n=\"47\">Nerves</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />are particularly irritable --\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />His Appetite is farr from bad --- but He is subject\r\n            <lb />to indigestion -- <symptom n=\"21\">is frequently hot in the Night</symptom> and has\r\n            <lb />a disagreable clamminess in his <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> which He attributes to\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"46\">Phlegm discharg\'d from the <bodypart n=\"84\">Glands</bodypart> of his <bodypart n=\"9\">Throat</bodypart></symptom> -- is subject\r\n            <lb />to <symptom n=\"1\">Headacks</symptom> ------\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Rudd is 52 years of age, has liv\'d a sedentary and\r\n            <lb />studious life -- is moderate in eating and drinking\r\n           \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />but has never taken sufficient exercise --\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Gentle riding agrees with him best --- Walking <symptom n=\"21\">heats</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and <symptom n=\"9\">fatigues</symptom> too much --- All <action n=\"24\">purging medicines</action> increase\r\n            <lb />the disorder in his <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart>, and make him extreamly uneasy --\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />All red Wines disagree with his <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart> -- He is\r\n            <lb />obligd to drink Sherry, Madeira or small rum and Water\r\n            <lb />in all which He is very moderate\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />He drinks small Beer well brew\'d, at his Meals\r\n            \r\n          \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 2377, 11, '2014-10-06 21:29:22', 43),
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In his present situation walking cannot be\r\n            <lb />admitted and Riding is certainly the best exercise,\r\n            <lb />that could be employed but at this season it is\r\n            <lb />liable to be interrupted and he must therefore take\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"2\" /> all situations he must take\r\n          \r\n            \r\n         <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />great care to avoid cold, to use warm Cloathing\r\n            <lb />and particularly to keep his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> always\r\n            <lb />warm and dry and it may also be of service to\r\n            <lb />have his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> <treatment n=\"39\">pretty well rubbed with\r\n            <lb />a <treatment n=\"18\">flesh brush</treatment></treatment> every morning.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Unless <del>at</del> I had seen his <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> at the time so<supplied>me</supplied>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"25\">yellowness</symptom> appeared upon it I cannot judge whether\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"88\">bile</bodypart> was concerned in that or not but if it was\r\n            <lb />it must have been from an <symptom n=\"24\">obstruction</symptom> rather\r\n            <lb />than from any redundancy of it and in his preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sent complaints I cannot find that the <bodypart n=\"88\">bile</bodypart> ha<supplied>s</supplied>\r\n            <lb />any concern <del>in them</del>.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />In the paper inclosed I have prescribed a\r\n            <lb />medicine which I hope will favour the <condition n=\"3\">tendency\r\n            <lb />to Gout</condition> and at the same time <action n=\"31\">fortify his digest<supplied>ion</supplied></action>\r\n            <lb />and prevent the pains of his <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> without\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"24\">purging</action> him but if it shall show any tendenc<supplied>y</supplied>\r\n            <lb />to this the dose of it may be lessened. By the\r\n            <lb />medicine proper exercise and proper diet I ho<supplied>pe</supplied>\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />his constitution will be mended and all his comÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plaints removed. With respect to the last I would\r\n            <lb />propose no nice choice of the quality of it except\r\n            <lb />that in general he should avoid whatever experience\r\n            <lb />has taught him to be in any degree heavy or <symptom n=\"21\">heating</symptom>\r\n            <lb />to him but I think it necessary to say something\r\n            <lb />with respect to the quantity. I believe his own\r\n            <lb />account very well that he is moderate in compaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rison of other men, but I know that such a\r\n            <lb />Constitution requires more moderation than is\r\n            <lb />necessary to many others. I am indeed of opinion\r\n            <lb />that every man who has a tolerable appetite\r\n            <lb />eats always more animal food than he <del>should</del>\r\n            <lb />is suitable to health and that those certainly\r\n            <lb />do so who take little exercise which I think\r\n            <lb />by his own account has been M<sup>r.</sup> Rudds\r\n            <lb />Case. I would therefore earnestly recommend\r\n            <lb />to him to keep his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> always light\r\n         \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />with respect to Animal food and hardly to take\r\n            <lb />any at all of it at supper. He observe that he is\r\n            <lb />sometimes troubled with <symptom n=\"48\">indigestion</symptom> but it will\r\n            <lb />depend upon himself to observe whether this\r\n            <lb />proceeds from one kind of food more than\r\n            <lb />another and certainly to mind what seems\r\n            <lb />more difficult to digest but I must observe\r\n            <lb />that I have found <symptom n=\"48\">indigestion</symptom> <add place=\"above\">often</add> proceeding from\r\n            <lb />the quantity rather than the particular quaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lity of food. With respect to Drink I believe\r\n            <lb />that M<sup>r.</sup> Rudd is quite moderate and though\r\n            <lb />any excess would be pernicious I think people\r\n            <lb />of little exercise often take too little wine. I\r\n            <lb />think red wines are no ways necessary to him and\r\n            <lb />Claret would actually do harm. If the <symptom n=\"48\">indigesÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion</symptom> he mentions consists either in <symptom n=\"48\">acidity</symptom> or\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"7\">flatulency</symptom> the strong white wines are the\r\n            <lb />only fit ones for him and in some Cases the\r\n            <lb />spirits and water are <add place=\"above\">even</add> safer than these. These\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />are the hints which occurr to me at present but\r\n            <lb />upon a trial of any medicine and especially of my\r\n            <lb />regimen any doubts or questions shall occurr\r\n            <lb />either to you or to M<sup>r.</sup> Rudd I shall be most\r\n            <lb />willing and ready to mend this advice as well\r\n            <lb />as I can. 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This letter should have been sent to you a\r\n                <lb />day or two sooner if an accidental indisposition had\r\n                <lb />not prevented me.\r\n                \r\n            </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n<handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <head>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For M<sup>r.</sup> Rudd\r\n            \r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum. guajac..</ingredient> Ê’j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar. alb. duriss.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb />Terito Simul in pulverem tenuem et adde\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"75\">Mucilag. G. Arabic. crass.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb />Terito iterum diligenter et paulatim affunde\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"342\">Elix. guajacin. vol.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"58\">Tinct. Thebaic.</ingredient> @Ê’j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. Cinnam. Simpl.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"68\">---- menth. piper. Simpl. </ingredient> @â„¥ijÎ².\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"17\">---- nuc. moschat.</ingredient> â„¥jÎ²\r\n                    <lb />â„³. Sig. <action n=\"60\">Stomachic Solution</action> a table Spoonfull to be\r\n                    <lb />taken an hour before dinner &amp; again at bedtime, taking\r\n                    <lb />care always to Shake the vial very well before puring\r\n                    <lb />out the dose\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take one drachm of <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum Guaiacum</ingredient> and  \r\n                    two drachms of <ingredient n=\"50\">the hardes white sugar</ingredient>. \r\n                    Crushed them togethe into a fine powder, add \r\n                    one ounce of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic raw Mucilage</ingredient>. \r\n                    Crush everything again very well, and little by little pour over it \r\n                    one drachm of <ingredient n=\"342\">volatile Elixir of guaiac</ingredient>, \r\n                    one drachm of <ingredient n=\"58\">Thebaic Tincture</ingredient>, \r\n                    two and a half ounces of <ingredient n=\"65\">simple cinnamon Water</ingredient>, \r\n                    two and a half ounces of <ingredient n=\"68\">simple peppermint water</ingredient> and \r\n                    one nad a half ounces of <ingredient n=\"17\">nutmeg water</ingredient>. \r\n                    Mix and label it as <action n=\"60\">Stomachic Solution</action>; a tablespoon to be \r\n                    taken an hour before dinner and again at bedtime, taking \r\n                    care always to shake the vial very well before pouring \r\n                    out the dose.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />6<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><u>1783</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4755, 11, '2015-04-10 10:53:05', 71),
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I am, Sir, with all manner of respect\r\n            <lb />your very faithfull &amp; <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> Servant\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />John Drake Bainbridge \r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>  \r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Rudd\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1784\r\n            <lb />V. cv. p.373.\r\n        </p>    \r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 2392, 2, '2013-09-03 15:29:35', 46),
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With\r\n            <lb />respect to the late accident which he imputed to it\r\n            <lb />I am entirely of your opinion that it was probably\r\n            <lb />owing to some other cause which however by being\r\n            <lb />upon the spot and knowing his manner of living\r\n            <lb />you will more readily find out than I can\r\n            <lb />Although I am well persuaded that he will still\r\n            <lb />be the better for the use of the <ingredient n=\"101\">Guaiacum</ingredient> I am of\r\n            <lb />opinion that every medicine should now and\r\n            <lb />then be interrupted and I think you have done\r\n            <lb />right in laying it aside for eight or ten days but\r\n            <lb />after that intermission I would advise him\r\n            <lb />to return to the use of it for a <unclear>while</unclear> <illegible w=\"1\" /> together\r\n           \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />During the intermissions of the <ingredient n=\"101\">Guaiacum</ingredient> he may possibly\r\n            <lb />need a medicine to keep his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> right and his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> clear and I have therefore prescribed on other\r\n            <lb />page a medicine which I hope will answer the\r\n            <lb />purpose. 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A dose or small draught of his Apozim is\r\n            <lb />always to be reserved to be taken at bedtime and in\r\n            <lb />this draught he is constantly to take a table spoonÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ful of the mixture prescribed on the within paper.\r\n            <lb />This mixture is ready to <symptom n=\"3\">sicken the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart></symptom>\r\n            <lb />and to give a <symptom n=\"61\">little squeamishness</symptom> and if this is\r\n            <lb />moderate M<sup>r.</sup> Baxter should bear with it\r\n            <lb />as it is a mark of the proper operation of the\r\n            <lb />medicine. But it is not necessary to push\r\n            <lb />this far and therefore if M<sup>r.</sup> Baxter finds the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom> and <symptom n=\"61\">squeamishness</symptom> very uneasy he\r\n            <lb />may lessen the dose to one half (which can hardly\r\n            <lb />affect him. On the other hand it is probable that\r\n            <lb />the dose proposed will affect him very little and\r\n            <lb />thought at first it should affect him a little, that\r\n            <lb />effect by repetition will soon cease, and either\r\n            <lb />in\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />in the Case of its not affecting him at all, or of the\r\n            <lb />effects at first soon wearing off he should increase\r\n            <lb />the dose to a spoonful and half or two spoonfuls.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />5. It is supposed that the course intended may\r\n            <lb />be finished about the beginning of January next\r\n            <lb />and then the medicines may I hope be <add place=\"above\">entirely</add> laid aside\r\n            <lb />for a month after, but as any return of M<sup>r.</sup> Baxters\r\n            <lb />ailments are to be apprehended in the course of the\r\n            <lb />Spring so as soon in the month of February\r\n            <lb />as any milk weather sets in, it will be proper\r\n            <lb />for him to enter upon another course of the same\r\n            <lb />medicines and take them for a whole month. And\r\n            <lb />if it shall happen that then or before there has\r\n            <lb />been any appearance of the <symptom n=\"30\">Eruption upon his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart></symptom> he should now take a full bottle of the\r\n            <lb />Decoction every day and as full a dose of his mixÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ture as his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> easily bears.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />6 The use of these medicines will require\r\n            <lb />no\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />no confinement except it may be in the time of a\r\n            <lb />very severe frost and on the contrary the medicines\r\n            <lb />will have the better effect if at the same time\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Baxter is much in the open air and taking\r\n            <lb />a good deal of Exercise either on horseback or in\r\n            <lb />a Carriage as the weather may direct and even\r\n            <lb />in walking a little but never much at one time.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />7 But during the whole time of Winter\r\n            <lb />whether taking medicines or not he is to take\r\n            <lb />great care to avoid cold by using always pretty\r\n            <lb />warm Cloathing taking care never to make\r\n            <lb />any change not even on the advance of the\r\n            <lb />spring from a thicker to a thinner avoiding\r\n            <lb />damp and moisture and avoiding to sit or\r\n            <lb />stand in any stream of air.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />If at any time during the course of the winter\r\n            <lb />or Spring he should have some <symptom n=\"30\">eruption</symptom> and espeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cially if it be of the dry <condition n=\"114\">scaly and scurfy <symptom n=\"30\">eruption</symptom></condition>\r\n            <lb />he\r\n            \r\n         <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />he may be the better of taking a tepid bath once or\r\n            <lb />twice a week, particularly towards the end of his course\r\n            <lb />of medicine. The Bath should never be very warm\r\n            <lb />and I believe that one part of boiling water to three\r\n            <lb />parts of Spring or well water will give a proper\r\n            <lb />temperature. The best time for taking it will be\r\n            <lb />between Six and Seven in the Evening. He may reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />main in it from a quarter to half an hour taking\r\n            <lb />care that the heat does not fall off very much or\r\n            <lb />if it threatens to do so taking care to support it\r\n            <lb />by pouring in some hot water at the side of the\r\n            <lb />Bathing tub. While he is in the Bath it may be\r\n            <lb />of service to have <treatment n=\"39\">a hand to rub very gently all\r\n            <lb />over his <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart></treatment>. When he comes out of the Bath he\r\n            <lb />should be immediately dried very carefully by\r\n            <lb />Towels not too fine. He should <add place=\"above\">then</add> put on his ordinary\r\n            <lb />Cloaths or Cloathing full as warm and keep his\r\n            <lb />Chamber for the rest of the Evening.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />8<sup>th.</sup>\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />8<sup>th.</sup> In diet M<sup>r.</sup> Baxter may take the most part\r\n            <lb />of ordinary fare avoiding only these things which he knows\r\n            <lb />be heavy and difficult digestion for his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>. He should\r\n            <lb />take first <del>very</del> of any kind very seldom and very sparingly.\r\n            <lb />He must avoid all kinds of Ham and salted meats. He should\r\n            <lb />take always very light Suppers and chiefly of some kind\r\n            <lb />of Vegetables. At Dinner also he should take a good deal\r\n            <lb />of Vegetables as much indeed as he finds his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> to\r\n            <lb />digest easily. If he finds his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> to digest milk\r\n            <lb />very well he may take it very frequently, he may take\r\n            <lb />Tea as usual in the morning but it should never be\r\n            <lb />very strong and it will be safer if a good deal of milk\r\n            <lb />is taken along with it.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />9<sup>th.</sup> His ordinary drink should be chiefly water\r\n            <lb />but he may always jave a little wine in it. At times\r\n            <lb />he may take a little fine Small beer but Malt liquor\r\n            <lb />in general is not fit for him and any kind of strong\r\n            <lb />Malt liquor is extremely improper. Every day both at\r\n            <lb />Dinner\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Dinner and Supper he may take a little Wine or Punch\r\n            <lb />but the quantity ought always to be very moderate and\r\n            <lb />on that condition he may take the kind of wine he likes\r\n            <lb />best\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 15<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><u>1783</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"8\" />\r\n        \r\n        <head>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For M<sup>r.</sup> Baxter\r\n            \r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"15\">rad. Sarsa</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"193\">---- Bardan.</ingredient> â„¥fs\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"66\">Cort. rad. Mezerei</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb />Coque ex aquÃ¦ â„”iij ad â„”ij Sub finem addens\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"70\">Rasus. Sassafras</ingredient> â„¥fs\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"121\">Rad. glycyrrhhi. ras.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb />Colatum Signa <action n=\"33\">Aperient Apozem</action>\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"15\">Sarsaparilla root</ingredient>, \r\n                    half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"193\">Bardane root</ingredient> and \r\n                    two drachms of <ingredient n=\"66\">bark of Mezereon root</ingredient>. \r\n                    Cook in three pounds of water until it reduces to two pounds adding, towards the end, \r\n                    half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"70\">scraped Sassafras</ingredient> and \r\n                    one ounce of <ingredient n=\"121\">scraped liquorice Root</ingredient>. \r\n                    Label the strained liquid as <action n=\"33\">Aperient Apozem</action>.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"125\">Tartar. Solubil.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"95\">Sal. Glauber.</ingredient> @â„¥fs\r\n                    <lb />â„³. Signa A dose of <ingredient n=\"394\">Cooling Salts</ingredient>\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"25\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient> and \r\n                    half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"95\">Glauber\'s Salts</ingredient>. \r\n                    Mix and label \"A dose of <ingredient n=\"394\">Cooling Salts</ingredient>\".\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥vÎ²\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">--- cinnam. Simpl.</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"17\" t=\"18\">Syr. caryophyll.</ingredient> Ê’vj\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"110\">Tart. emetic.</ingredient> gr.iv\r\n                    <lb />â„³. Signa <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Mixture</action> \r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take five and a half ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose Water</ingredient>, \r\n                    two ounces of <ingredient n=\"65\">Simple cinnamon water</ingredient>, \r\n                    six drachms of <ingredient n=\"17\" t=\"18\">Cloves Syrup</ingredient> and \r\n                    four grains of <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar emetic</ingredient>. \r\n                    Mix and label as <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Mixture</action>.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />W.C.\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />15<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><u>1783.</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4745, 11, '2014-10-07 16:06:14', 84),
(2528, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c4657\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:4657] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Ingham / Regarding: Miss Ellison (Alison) (Patient), Mr Ralph Bates (Patient) / 3 July 1783 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Vivien Williams</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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He is plainly got a <symptom n=\"25\">Jaundice</symptom> and\r\n            <lb />probably a <symptom n=\"25\">bilious stone</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"88\">Ductus communis</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />We must not think his ailments have produced <symptom n=\"24\"><bodypart n=\"88\">biliary\r\n            <lb />obstructions</bodypart></symptom> but the <symptom n=\"24\"><bodypart n=\"88\">biliary obstruction</bodypart></symptom> has produced\r\n            <lb />all his former complaints. We are not positive that\r\n            <lb />he has no disposition to <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> but we can by no\r\n            <lb />means at present advise his going to <del>the</del> Bath and \r\n            <lb />hope his Ailments may be removed without his taking \r\n            <lb />so much trouble.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Let him for sometime lay aside the <ingredient n=\"101\">Guaiac solution</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />and take in place of it the Electuary and Infusion\r\n            <lb />prescribed on other page. If that Electuary does not\r\n            <lb />keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> open Let him now and then take a\r\n            <lb />dose of the <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> I ordered before. He may be the \r\n            <lb />better also for taking once a week fifteen grains of \r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecacuanha</ingredient> for a <treatment n=\"9\">Vomit</treatment>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />These are the only medicines we would advise at\r\n            <lb />present but we would earnestly recommend to him\r\n            <lb />the taking <del>so</del> much exercise on horseback as he possibly\r\n            <lb />can.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />His Diet may continue to be the same as formerly\r\n            <lb />advised. I am glad to hear that Miss Alison is no worse\r\n            <lb />since I saw her. I hope and heartily wish she may\r\n            <lb />be better for the Course I put her upon. With respectful\r\n            <lb />Compliments to all your patients I am\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most Obedient Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen -</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 3<sup>d.</sup> July\r\n                <lb />1783\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For Ralph Bates Esq<sup>r.</sup></head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"9\">pulv. rhei opt.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb />Sumitt. <ingredient n=\"102\">Absinth. rom. pulv.</ingredient> @ Æ·ij \r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"53\">Sapon. Hispan.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. Simpl.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. Electuarium\r\n                    <lb />Signa <action n=\"33\">Aperient Electuary</action> the bigness of a nutmeg\r\n                    <lb />to be taken a wafer twice a day, washing\r\n                    <lb />it down with a small cupfull of the\r\n                    <lb />following\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>                    \r\n                    Take a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"9\">very good powdered rhubarb</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"102\">crushed powder of wormwood</ingredient>,\r\n                    an ounce of <ingredient n=\"53\">Spanish soap</ingredient>, and enough <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient> to make an Electuary.\r\n                    Label <action n=\"33\">Aperient Electuary</action> the bigness of a nutmeg to be taken a wafer twice a day, washing it down with a small cupful of the following\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"202\">Sumitt. centaur. min.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"11\">flor chamomel</ingredient> @ Æ·j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"267\">piper. Jamaicans</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb />Aq. bullient. â„”jÎ²\r\n                    <lb />Digere horas quatuor et colatura adde\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"17\">Aq. nuc. moschat.</ingredient> â„¥ij <ingredient n=\"45\">Sal. tartar.</ingredient> Æ·ij  \r\n                    <lb />Signa <action n=\"33\">Aperient Infusion</action>, a small cupfull â„¥ij\r\n                    <lb />to be taken after every dose of the Electuary\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"202\">crushed small cornflower</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"11\">chamomile flowers</ingredient>, half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"267\">Jamaican pepper</ingredient>,\r\n                    a pound and a half of boiling water. Leave to soak for four hours and to the strained liquid add two ounces of <ingredient n=\"17\">nutmeg water</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"45\">tartar salt</ingredient>.\r\n                    Label <action n=\"33\">Aperient Infusion</action>, a small two-ounce cupful to be taken after every dose of the Electuary\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n        <dateline>\r\n            <lb />3<sup>d</sup> July\r\n            <lb />1783. -------\r\n        </dateline>\r\n        <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4657, 2, '2013-11-21 14:38:16', 131),
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ever Since he had\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"27\">daily Complains in Making water</symptom> &amp; Immediatly after\r\n            <lb />it. had likewise Several violent <symptom n=\"5\">fitts</symptom> during that time\r\n            <lb />when <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Pains held him about <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"56\">Neck of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Bladder</bodypart> &amp;\r\n            <lb />none in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"45\">kidney</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"55\">Ureter</bodypart>. ------ \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />About two Years ago he began to use <ingredient n=\"335\">Adams Solvent</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />which he has perservered in till now without any\r\n            <lb />apparent Effect as Alteration of his Symptoms or\r\n            <lb />bringing any <symptom n=\"32\"></symptom>Sand Gravel or Sediment aways with\r\n            <lb />his Urine ------ \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />About 15 Weeks ago his trouble increased so that he could not Sitt\r\n            <lb />upon a Chair or any Other Seat even tho one was made like a King\r\n            <lb />without any thing in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Middle &amp; Still continues So About. that\r\n            <lb />time we observed <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Urinall which he used, very much furred on\r\n            <lb />the Sides without any remarkable Sediment; it would not wash\r\n            <lb />out with warm water, we then tryed Potass which cleaner it tho\r\n            <lb />not perfectly &amp; look a long time to it, then we tryed Vinegar which\r\n            <lb />did better &amp; last of all tryed Juice of Lemons which cleaned it perfectly\r\n            <lb />&amp; in a Very Short time from which he begun to take Lemon\r\n            <lb />Juice Inwardly as much as his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> could bear <del>which</del> after\r\n            <lb />which followed a large while sediment with <symptom n=\"32\">Some grains of Sand\r\n            <lb />in his Urine</symptom> it had no appearance of being Pus neither had he\r\n            <lb />ever any <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> in his urine this Continued for 8 or ten Days then the\r\n            <lb />Sediment begun to diminish in quantity when he laid aside <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Lemin\r\n            <lb />&amp; Used <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"335\">Solvent</ingredient> which then Increased <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Sediment for Several Days\r\n            <lb />Please turn over\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />when the Sediment begun to Diminish with <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"335\">Solvent</ingredient> he returned\r\n            <lb />to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Lemon Juice &amp; has gone on in that way alternally till now\r\n            <lb />being about 8 or ten weeks, keeping his body open with Salts &amp; <ingredient n=\"76\">Manna</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />as found Necessary. He has most Ease when <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Sediment is most\r\n            <lb />Plentyfull &amp; one time we found a Small quantity of dark Coloured\r\n            <lb />Stuff like Clay below <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> white Sediment his <symptom n=\"5\">fitts</symptom> of late has\r\n            <lb />been much more frequent &amp; Violent lasting for a Day or\r\n            <lb />two at a time when his Urine is Clear without Sediment\r\n            <lb />He never would Submitt to be examined with <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"12\">Catheter</treatment>\r\n            <lb />Has always lived very Regular used no Spirits or wine\r\n            <lb />of a long time &amp; Porter which he liked but used in moderation\r\n            <lb />he has also given over His urine in General has been all along of\r\n            <lb />a pale whey Colour\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> M<sup>c</sup>Keith\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1783\r\n                <lb />V.xv. p.317.\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n                \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 2373, 11, '2014-10-07 13:57:10', 40),
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Such a <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> cannot be recovered but in\r\n            <lb />some length of time and for that time by a great deal of\r\n            <lb />attention to his manner of living. The following seem\r\n            <lb />to me the most proper measures.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />1. He should be in a situation where he can very constantly\r\n            <lb />practise cold bathing. He may if he pleases go where he\r\n            <lb />can conveniently bath in the sea but this is not absoluteÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly necessary and may be in several respects inconvenient\r\n            <lb />and I think his best measure will be the use of what\r\n            <lb />in this country we call a <treatment n=\"54\">shower bath</treatment>.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />2. He must continue to take very frequent exercise\r\n            <lb />on horseback or in a carriage avoiding at present the\r\n            <lb />heat of the day at other times cold or moisture and at\r\n            <lb />all times any great <symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom>.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n         <p>\r\n             \r\n            <lb />3. He must especially depend upon cold bathing and\r\n            <lb />exercise for the recovery of his strength but it may also\r\n            <lb />be assisted by the use of <add place=\"above\">some</add> medicines, and for this purÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pose I have prescribed on a paper apart a medicine\r\n            <lb />which he may use very frequently for some time.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />4. I have also on the same paper prescribed a medicine\r\n            <lb />to be used occasionally and only when he shall be\r\n            <lb />troubled with pains of his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Nothing is more necessary to M<sup>r</sup> Brown than a\r\n            <lb />constant attention, to his diet. At dinner he may\r\n            <lb />take a bit of any plain meat but should always\r\n            <lb />prefer the lighter kinds and avoid entirely any fat\r\n            <lb />meats. All fried and baked meats are improper and\r\n            <lb />in general he should always both with respect to the\r\n            <lb />quality and quantity of food keep his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> very\r\n            <lb />light. To avoid too full a meal of meat he should\r\n            <lb />every day take some plain soup with a great deal\r\n            <lb />of dry toast before his meal or take some light pudÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ding after his meat. Some light tender and well\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />boiled vegetables may be taken at times but seldom\r\n            <lb />and sparingly and all raw and cold vegetables should\r\n            <lb />be entirely avoided and therefore almost all kinds of fruit.\r\n        </p>     \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For some time M<sup>r</sup> Brown should avoid all kinds of\r\n            <lb />fermented liquors whether wines or malt liquors. His\r\n            <lb />ordinary drink should be plain water but at dinner\r\n            <lb />or supper he may take a few glasses of brandy or rum\r\n            <lb />and water, the Spirit however being always in small\r\n            <lb />proportion, and the quantity upon the whole being\r\n            <lb />always very moderate.\r\n            \r\n        </p> \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Tea and Coffee are both very improper and should\r\n            <lb />be abstained from entirely. His best breakfast will\r\n            <lb />be of Cocoa tea with dry toast. For supper meat\r\n            <lb />is not proper but he may take an Egg or some kind\r\n            <lb />of grain as Barley, Rice, or Sago.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />6. In the present state of his <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> he is likely to\r\n            <lb />be unequal in his evacuations and <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> will\r\n            <lb />be particularly hurtfull. He should therefore be\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />constantly carefull to obviate or remove it but the\r\n            <lb />means for that purpose will be concerted at meeting\r\n            <lb />more properly than in this paper.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 21<sup>rst</sup> July\r\n                <lb /><u>1781</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        \r\n        <head>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For M<sup>r</sup> Brown\r\n            \r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"35\">Tinct. Mart. Ph. Ed.</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">---- aromatic.</ingredient> â„¥fs\r\n                    <lb />â„³. Signa <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Tincture</action> twenty or thirty\r\n                    <lb />drops to be taken in an ordinary wine glass full\r\n                    <lb />of water two or three times a day.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"35\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Powdered Steel in accordance with the PharmacopÅ“ia Edinburgiensis</ingredient> and \r\n                    half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">aromatic Tincture</ingredient>. \r\n                    Mix. 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He has not the smallest\r\n            <lb />appearance of any thing <condition n=\"20\">venereal</condition> in <bodypart n=\"9\">his throat</bodypart> or upon any\r\n            <lb />part of his body except a little <symptom n=\"30\">scurfy eruption</symptom> on <bodypart n=\"1\">his head</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />which I do not think decisive but allow that it gives so much\r\n            <lb />suspicion as to make us look after it. This I must leave to your\r\n            <lb />attention and shall be ready to advise farther whenever you\r\n            <lb />shall say there is the least occasion for it. In the meantime\r\n            <lb />I am more clear in advising for the complaint in <bodypart n=\"51\">his limbs</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />which is a mixture of <condition n=\"15\">rheumatic</condition> and <condition n=\"31\">paralytic</condition> that I have\r\n            <lb />frequently met with &amp; succeeded in the cure of it by the followÂ¬\r\n            <lb />in measures. Let him drink every day a bottle of the <ingredient n=\"150\">decocÂ¬\r\n                <lb />tum Lignorum</ingredient> but made of half the ordinary strength and in\r\n            <lb />place of half the quantity of the common ingredients to put one\r\n            <lb />dram or two of good <ingredient n=\"66\">Mezereon</ingredient>. When he has drank this\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />for three or four days let him begin to use <treatment n=\"46\">a semicupium</treatment>\r\n            <lb />every second day for three or four times. It is to be taken\r\n            <lb />about seven o clock of the evening, he should remain in it for\r\n            <lb />half an hour at least, and if it is taken in a long bathing\r\n            <lb />tub that will allow a person <treatment n=\"39\">to rub</treatment> <bodypart n=\"24\">his feet</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"17\">and legs</bodypart> a little\r\n            <lb />while they are in the bath it will be of service. On coming out\r\n            <lb />of the bath let him be very well dried, and put on his ordinary\r\n            <lb />cloathing or a little warmer upon <bodypart n=\"51\">his limbs</bodypart>. He must keep\r\n            <lb />his chamber for the rest of the evening and go to bed only at\r\n            <lb />his ordinary time. Next day let him guard against cold esÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pecially in <bodypart n=\"51\">his limbs</bodypart>. It would be well if he could keep at\r\n            <lb />home for a week or two of this course. 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Let\r\n            <lb />the dose <ingredient n=\"64\">of powder</ingredient> <choice><abbr>gr. xx.</abbr><expan>twenty grains</expan></choice> be given in a bolus in a wafer in\r\n            <lb />the morning and let him be laid in blankets and in a flannel\r\n            <lb />shirt &amp; in these circumstances let the sweating be kept up in\r\n            <lb />a gentle manner through the whole of the day. When the\r\n            <lb />whole of these measures are properly tried if they are not\r\n            <lb />quite effectual I shall expect to hear from you or M<sup>r</sup> Brown\r\n            <lb />or rather from both. I have nothing to say at present\r\n            <lb />about M<sup>r</sup> Browns diet as be the account he has given me\r\n            <lb />of it I think it has been very properly regulated and may\r\n            <lb />continue quite on the same footing. 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For some time past\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I still complain of <symptom n=\"17\">uneasy &amp; restless Nights</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"66\">Numbness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />in <bodypart n=\"16\">the fingers</bodypart> now &amp; then. &amp; somtimes a <bodypart n=\"15\"><symptom n=\"2\">Tremor in the hands</symptom></bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />The Pain at <bodypart n=\"36\">the lower End of the Back Bone</bodypart> comes &amp; goes, &amp; <symptom n=\"66\">the\r\n            <lb />Numbness</symptom> <symptom n=\"133\">Stiffness</symptom> and Pain in <bodypart n=\"17\">the Legs</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> are still\r\n            <lb />felt upon any Exertions, but chiefly the Pain in <bodypart n=\"20\">the Calves of\r\n            <lb />the Legs</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"25\">across the Toes</bodypart>, when after walking or when pressing\r\n            <lb />with <bodypart n=\"15\">the hands</bodypart> - <symptom n=\"30\">The Eruption</symptom> <symptom n=\"1\">on the Head</symptom> still breaks\r\n            <lb />out, but appears at present to be less than formerly &amp; at this\r\n            <lb />time consists only in a litle heat <bodypart n=\"63\">betwixt each Temple</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"7\">Ear</bodypart> -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Having been now Six Months afflicted with this\r\n            <lb />alarming and Painfull Disease. I am entirely anxious to be\r\n            <lb />restored to Good Health, if it can be attained, and have now to\r\n            <lb />beg the favor of your Good Advice, whether I shall continue\r\n            <lb />in my present Practise, and trust to the tedious &amp; uncertain\r\n            <lb />Cure that may be produced, by the Warmth of the Summer, or\r\n            <lb />would you advise the Trial of <ingredient n=\"12\">Mineral Water</ingredient> or any other\r\n            <lb />Experiment that you think proper or have found efficacious\r\n            <lb />in like Cures - M<sup>r.</sup> Dunlop has seen this Letter-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I shall be happy to have your Answer, directed to me\r\n            <lb />in Jamaica Street\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />&amp; am  Respectfully\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>ob<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>James Brown</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doc<sup>r.</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n                <p>\r\n                    <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Brown\r\n                    <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1782\r\n                    <lb />VXIII p. 250. 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For it a stone shall be found\r\n            <lb />there is but one absolutely certain means of relief\r\n            <lb />and if M<sup>r.</sup> M<sup>c.</sup>Keiths constitution be tolerably\r\n            <lb />entire I would advise him to have recourse to it.\r\n            <lb />At the same time I own that some other means\r\n            <lb />of relief may be tried and I shall advise the best\r\n            <lb />I know of but before I do so I beg to know his\r\n            <lb />determination upon what I have here proposed.\r\n            <lb />For if he will submitt to the <treatment n=\"12\">Catheter</treatment> upon the\r\n            <lb />report of the trial I will be able to advise much\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />better. 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(2548, NULL, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n        <opener>\r\n            <dateline>Bridghouse <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 25<sup>th:</sup> 1781</dateline>\r\n            <salute>Doctor</salute>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am now to give you you some account\r\n            <lb />of <choice><abbr>Lieut<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Lieutenant</expan></choice> Waddell. The weather being exessively cold\r\n            <lb />on Wednesday I did not give him the <ingredient n=\"342\">volatile <choice><abbr>Elix<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Elixir</expan></choice> of\r\n            <lb />Guiacum</ingredient> till thursday Evening when he took it as\r\n            <lb />you directed, it occasioned <treatment n=\"25\">him sweating</treatment> a good\r\n            <lb />deall, had said to Miss Waddell that the pain in <bodypart n=\"63\">his\r\n            <lb />right Temple</bodypart> had abated a litle but that it had\r\n            <lb />increased in the other, tho he said to me the day\r\n            <lb />after that he was much the same, his features seemed\r\n            <lb />fuller, <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> <symptom n=\"91\">not so pale</symptom>, even when <treatment n=\"25\">the sweating</treatment> was\r\n            <lb />off. Thought <condition n=\"36\">the spasm</condition> in <bodypart n=\"2\">his mouth</bodypart> not just so bad\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">Pulse fuller, soft, and Could perceive no inequality, about\r\n                <lb />82</symptom>, no thirst extraordinary, proposed <treatment n=\"25\">sweating him</treatment> on\r\n            <lb />Saturday, but prevented on that day by taking his breakÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fast having forgot, altho I was over by a litle after 8 <choice><abbr>oC.</abbr><expan>o\'Clock</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />went over this morning and gave him <unclear><choice><abbr>d.</abbr><expan>dose</expan></choice></unclear> of <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers</ingredient>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />in a waffer and with great hopes from his\r\n            <lb />doing so well with <ingredient n=\"342\">the Volatile <choice><abbr>Elix<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Elixir</expan></choice></ingredient> <treatment n=\"25\">he sweated</treatment>\r\n            <lb />all over in an hour and half Continued perfectly\r\n            <lb />easy the whole time, <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse turned a litle fuller\r\n            <lb />but continued soft, and did not increase in quickness,\r\n            <lb />perfectly regular</symptom>, <bodypart n=\"1\">his head</bodypart> much the same, took\r\n            <lb />a litle water Gruel for drink about two hours\r\n            <lb />after he took the powder which <symptom n=\"3\">he vomited</symptom> a litle\r\n            <lb />after, without being in the least sick, but vomited\r\n            <lb />no more nor had any inclination, tho he seems to\r\n            <lb />take well with it yet Ill wait till Thursday\r\n            <lb />morning before I repeat it that I may have your\r\n            <lb />answer and further advice, (in the intermediate days\r\n            <lb />he will continue his <choice><abbr>Elix<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Elixir</expan></choice>) and till then I\r\n            <lb />remain with the Most perfect respect Your\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute><choice><abbr>Most Ob<sup>t.</sup> Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Most Obedient Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>John Young</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />P. S. in case you have\r\n            <lb />forgot my direction as under\r\n            <lb />John Young of Bridghouse\r\n            <lb />by Linlithgow\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr><u>Edin<sup>r.</sup></u></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Lieut Waddell\r\n                <lb />Nov<sup>r.</sup> 1781\r\n                <lb />V XIII p. 208\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2100, 11, '2014-11-29 11:14:08', 25),
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Dr Cullen and you have been already\r\n            <lb />acquainted with the long and painful Illness\r\n            <lb />Hir Lordship laboured under last Winter. And\r\n            <lb />I have seen the Doctor\'s Opinion and yours as\r\n            <lb />to the Regimen he was to pursue, with the\r\n            <lb />Medecines prescribed. His Lordship has followed\r\n            <lb />your Rules with a punctual care, and has\r\n            <lb />taken the Drops and Electary very regularly\r\n            <lb />for a fortnight past. But I am sorry to add,\r\n            <lb />that his Health is very little changed for the \r\n            <lb />better. In some particulars it appears to me\r\n            <lb />rather worse, than when he left Edinburgh.\r\n            <lb />He has had three or four violent <symptom n=\"38\">Bilious</symptom> <symptom n=\"3\">VoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mitings</symptom>, in the morning, without an evident\r\n            <lb />cause. He complains too of a <symptom n=\"78\">prickling pain</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />with a sensible <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom>, about the breadth of\r\n            <lb />the palm of one\'s hand, and attended with a\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"66\">numbness</symptom>, round the <bodypart n=\"90\">humbilicus</bodypart>. This Complaint\r\n            <lb />is most sensibly felt in the Morning; grows\r\n            <lb />rather easier towards the afternoon; but never\r\n            <lb />goes quite off. His <symptom n=\"8\">Appetite is not near so\r\n            <lb />good</symptom>, as when the Dr &amp; you saw him. He\r\n            <lb />still complains of the <symptom n=\"14\">badness of his Breath</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />and that the faeces are uncommonly solid.\r\n            <lb />His Urine is still very high coloured, but lets\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />fall a pretty copious Sediment of a whitish\r\n            <lb />Clayey Colour. He complains much of an \r\n            <lb />intense <add place=\"above\">Pain</add> <bodypart n=\"19\">under the Patellae of both knees</bodypart>, and \r\n            <lb />extending quite through to the <bodypart n=\"89\">under Sides\r\n            <lb />of the Joints</bodypart>. This pain, he says, is most\r\n            <lb />uneasy in the Morning; but goes off after walkÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing about some little time. His <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> are still\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"66\">benumbed</symptom>, and both <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> <symptom n=\"63\">swell</symptom> a little \r\n            <lb />towards night. But there is no sign of any\r\n            <lb />particular <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom>. The <symptom n=\"50\">Cramps</symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />continue pretty much the same, as when His\r\n            <lb />Lordship was at Edinburgh.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The above, Sir, is the most particular\r\n            <lb />Information I can send you of the present\r\n            <lb />State of My Lord\'s Health. It belongs not to one\r\n            <lb />in my inferior Line to give any Opinion on\r\n            <lb />the Case to Gentlemen of such Eminence as\r\n            <lb />Dr Cullen and yourself. But as I have been for\r\n            <lb />a great numbers of years very intimately\r\n            <lb />acquainted in My Lord\'s family, &amp; have had\r\n            <lb />many Opportunities of observing the ConstituÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tions of all the members of it, I hope the Dr\r\n            <lb />and you will pardon my giving a very few\r\n            <lb />Hints on that head. Allow me then to observe,\r\n            <lb />that on the one Side His Lordship has but too\r\n            <lb />good a Title to a <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition>, and on the other to a\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"15\">Rheumatism</condition>. In his late Ailment I own I\r\n            <lb />was strongly inclined to think, that the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition>\r\n            <lb />was at least combined with his other Complaints,\r\n            <lb />if not the very Spark that kindled the whole.\r\n            <lb />His general Temperament has been all along\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"38\">bilious</symptom>, and like all the people of that TemperaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ment, he has always had a <symptom n=\"15\">quick sharp Pulse</symptom>. \r\n            <lb />And by the bye, it is very quick at present. I\r\n            <lb />forgot to measure it, when I saw His Lordship\r\n            <lb />today; but from what he said, and from what\r\n            <lb />I know of its general State, it will readily be\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">above 80, if not near 90, in a Minute</symptom>. I\r\n            <lb />shall only add, that though there be but few\r\n            <lb />\r\n            <lb />Symptoms of <condition n=\"43\">Scurvy</condition> to be observed in the\r\n            <lb />Urine, yet His Lordship has now and then\r\n            <lb />had some <symptom n=\"30\">Spots on the <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart></symptom>, that gave me at\r\n            <lb />least some Ground to suspect a <condition n=\"43\">Scorbutic Taint</condition>\r\n            <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart>. But I beg pardon for this freedom.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />My Lord desires, when the Doctor\r\n            <lb /><supplied>&amp; you</supplied> have considered his Case, that\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\"/> would take the trouble of inclosing\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\"/> Directions or Receipt to me.\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\"/> you do, they shall be followed out\r\n            <lb />most pointedly, and I shall do myself\r\n            <lb />the Honour of writing you from time\r\n            <lb />to time, what Success they have, or what\r\n            <lb />Alteration may happen in His Lordships\r\n            <lb />Health. I beg the favour of you to present my\r\n            <lb />most respectful Compliments to Dr Cullen,\r\n            <lb />and believe me to be with much Regard\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />your very humble\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Ser<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>John Burgess</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Mr Alexander Wood\r\n            <lb />Surgeon\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n<handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Burgess\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> Lord Dalzell\r\n            <lb />April 1782\r\n            <lb />V. 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Burgess\r\n            <lb />our Minister who acted as Surgeon under D<sup>r-</sup>\r\n            <lb />Gilchrist during my late Illness, owing to his having\r\n            <lb />been regularly bred in that line both at <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> &amp;\r\n            <lb />Glasgow about 26 years ago &amp; has still practised\r\n            <lb />with great Success, amongst the Country people\r\n            <lb />in this part of the Country -- I believe D<sup>r-</sup>\r\n            <lb />Hope Can give you a good <choice><abbr>acc<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>account</expan></choice> of him, as also\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r:</sup> Walker from Moffat -- My Reason for\r\n            <lb />Mentioning all this Stuff to you is, that I know\r\n            <lb />all these <add place=\"above\">sort of</add> people are Considered as Quacks\r\n            <lb />and I believe justly so, But I put <u>him</u> in a different\r\n            <lb />light as I believe he is a man of Sense which his\r\n            <lb /><u>works</u> will soon show &amp; which I believe he <add place=\"above\">is</add> about\r\n            <lb />publishing So much for nonsense\r\n            <lb />Some alteration has taken place in my Constitution\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Since he wrote his Note to me, In the first place the\r\n            <lb />pain about the <bodypart n=\"90\">Navel</bodypart> is mostly gone, &amp; no <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"14\">Breath not so Bad</symptom> as formerly --- The pain about &amp;\r\n            <lb />above the <bodypart n=\"19\">knee</bodypart> &amp; darted thro\' to the other Side with very\r\n            <lb />great pain - I Suppose this owing to <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />He has also mentioned my <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom> which\r\n            <lb />they never did, but Suppose that he has mistaken\r\n            <lb />me. I find that I agree much better by driving\r\n            <lb />about in a Carriage than on horseback --- I think\r\n            <lb />it but my duty to enform D<sup>r</sup> Cullen &amp; you of these\r\n            <lb />Circumstances as My Good and Much Esteemed\r\n            <lb />Friends may think of some other Medecene More\r\n            <lb />proper --- I beg that you will not Mention any\r\n            <lb />thing of this Story in <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r:</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> as My friends may here of\r\n            <lb />it here and Alarm them <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del>. I think a long\r\n            <lb />Jaunt will be of Service to Me, indeed as the good\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r:</sup> Advesed me to --- I beg you well write me by\r\n            <lb />first post directed for <u>me</u> by Lochmaben as I may\r\n            <lb />be Called away sooner then I expect. Excuse blunders as\r\n            <lb />I am in a hurry --- I beg you well give my Most\r\n            <lb />Respectfull Complements to D<sup>r-</sup> Cullen and\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Inform him that he has almost Cured My\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t-</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice> in the Very Short Space of time that he\r\n            <lb />has taken the Medecene ordered, I beg again\r\n            <lb />that you well write me Soon &amp; beleive ever\r\n            <lb />to be ---------------------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />My Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />your Most <choice><abbr>Oblig<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>Obliged</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />and faithfull <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Dalzell</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Kirk<sup>El</sup></abbr><expan>Kirkmichael</expan></choice></dateline> 19 April /82\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n<div>\r\n<pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n<p>\r\n<lb />To\r\n<lb />Mr Alex<sup>r</sup> Wood\r\n<lb />Surgeon\r\n<lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n</p>\r\n<handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n<lb />Lord Dalzell\r\n<lb />April 1782\r\n<lb />V.XIV.p.40\r\n</annot>\r\n</div>\r\n</body>', 2191, 2, '2013-09-12 15:13:14', 75);
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It was well\r\n            <lb />that your Second letter came along with the\r\n            <lb />first for from the first I would have appreÂ¬\r\n            <lb />hended some danger, but from the Second \r\n            <lb />I think the present attack of going off and\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />if mild weather Set in I expect She will very\r\n            <lb />soon be tolerably well, so that we may get her\r\n            <lb />not only out of bed, but even into the open air\r\n            <lb />and into proper exercise, the only circumstance\r\n            <lb />which can establish her health. In the mean\r\n            <lb />time we must proceed in this by degrees and\r\n            <lb />during the cold weather which prevailed last\r\n            <lb />week She did right in keeping much a bed.\r\n            <lb />But when the weather is milder and her\r\n            <lb />pains and ailments will allow of it I advise\r\n            <lb />her to get out of bed so much as She can\r\n            <lb />not indeed to Sit up very long at one time but\r\n            <lb />to Sit and lie frequently by turns. The surest\r\n            <lb />means of avoiding profuse <symptom n=\"28\">Sweats</symptom> which tho\r\n            <lb />not to be rashly checked should not either be\r\n            <lb />much encouraged. I think the drafts of <ingredient n=\"45\">Salt of\r\n            <lb />Tartar</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"247\">lemon juice</ingredient> do this and therefore\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />unless She finds them necessary to relieve some\r\n            <lb />disorder of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> I would wish to have them\r\n            <lb />laid aside altogether. For any disorder of her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> and which is commonly connected with\r\n            <lb />her <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> I think a <treatment n=\"9\">gentle Vomit</treatment> taken\r\n            <lb />now and then to be the most proper remedy.\r\n            <lb />At present I would advise no medicine but one\r\n            <lb />prescribed on other page which I think may\r\n            <lb />be useful in preventing the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> from Settling\r\n            <lb />upon any internal part and for the external\r\n            <lb />parts I would allow it to take its course and I am\r\n            <lb />afraid that upon some occasion too much pains\r\n            <lb />have been taken to in M<sup>rs.</sup> Maxwells Case\r\n            <lb />to relieve the pains of particular <bodypart n=\"89\">joints</bodypart>. I will\r\n            <lb />therefore advise nothing of this kind at present\r\n            <lb />and I would have her trust entirely to a Regimen\r\n            <lb />for finishing the attack She has now suffered\r\n            <lb />since the beginning of last Winter.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />With respect to her Regimen in considering\r\n            <lb />the fullness of her habit and the nature of her ComÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plaints I suspect the She takes too much nouÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rishment I would by no means put her upon milk\r\n            <lb />and Vegetables but I would certainly moderate the\r\n            <lb />nourishment She takes at present. Egg affords\r\n            <lb />much nourishment and taken both at breakfast\r\n            <lb />and Supper seems to me too much and I would\r\n            <lb />have the quantity diminished. She does not seem\r\n            <lb />to take too much Animal food at dinner but\r\n            <lb />with the strong broth She takes sometime\r\n            <lb />before it, it may be too much and I would\r\n            <lb />have her once in two or three days make a\r\n            <lb />a dinner without any Solid Animal food at\r\n            <lb />all. I cannot be very particular but in\r\n            <lb />general I recommend to M<sup>rs.</sup> Maxwells discreÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion to try what moderating the quantity of\r\n            <lb />her nourishment will do. 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When any thing occurrs further \r\n            <lb />in the Case in which <unclear>can</unclear> be further useful\r\n            <lb />you may to depend upon the punctual attention of\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most Obedient humble Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <illegible w=\"1\"/> May\r\n                <lb />1785\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"6\"/>\r\n        \r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs.</sup> Maxwell of Kirkconnel</head>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum Guaiac.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar. alb. <ingredient n=\"52\">puriss.</ingredient></ingredient> @ Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb />Terito simul in pulverem tenuem cui adde\r\n                    <lb />Mucilag <ingredient n=\"75\">G. Arab. crass.</ingredient> â„¥iÅ¿s\r\n                    <lb />Terito iterum diligenter et paulatim affunde\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"342\">Elix. Guaiac. Volat.</ingredient> <del>â„¥iÅ¿s</del>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"110\">Vin Antimon.</ingredient> @ â„¥iÅ¿s.\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"17\">Aq. nux moschat.</ingredient>  â„¥j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam Simpl</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"68\">Menthe piperita</ingredient> @ â„¥iij\r\n                    <lb />â„³ Sig. <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Solution</action> a table Spoonful\r\n                    <lb />to be taken every night at bed time taking care\r\n                    <lb />always to Shake the phial well before pouring\r\n                    <lb />out.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>                   \r\n                    Take two drachms each of <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum Guaiacum</ingredient> \r\n                    and <ingredient n=\"50\"><ingredient n=\"52\">double refined</ingredient> white Sugar</ingredient>\r\n                    Grind together into a fine powder, then add\r\n                    one and a half ounces of mucilage of <ingredient n=\"75\">thick Gum Arabic</ingredient>\r\n                    Grind again carefully and gradually pour in\r\n                    one and a half ounces each of <ingredient n=\"342\">Volatile elixir of guaiac</ingredient> and\r\n                    <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar Emetic</ingredient>,\r\n                    one ounce of <ingredient n=\"17\">nutmeg Water</ingredient>,\r\n                    three ounces each of <ingredient n=\"65\">Simple Cinnamon Water</ingredient>\r\n                    and <ingredient n=\"68\">Peppermint Water</ingredient>. Mix.\r\n                    Label: <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Solution</action>. A table Spoonful\r\n                    to be taken every night at bed time taking care\r\n                    always to Shake the phial well before\r\n                    pouring out.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 5059, 13, '2015-01-07 13:13:05', 501),
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Four nights\r\n            <lb />ago her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> began to be a little disordered, with\r\n            <lb />restlessness, &amp; <symptom n=\"6\">depression of spirits</symptom> in the morning,\r\n            <lb />she passed <del>three</del> two subsequent nights in much\r\n            <lb />the same manner, never entirely free of a slight\r\n            <lb />degree of <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>, the fourth night, her <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> became\r\n            <lb />very painfull, with a sensation of <symptom n=\"21\">burning heat</symptom>\r\n            <lb />in them, about two in the morning, her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet\r\n            <lb />began to <symptom n=\"63\">swell</symptom></bodypart> with which the pain gradually\r\n            <lb />abated. she passed last night comfortably though\r\n            <lb />without any diminution of the pain in her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"62\">haunches</bodypart>. She waits for your farther directions, &amp;\r\n            <lb />regrets having <add place=\"above\">been</add> so late in making application.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Your Most <choice><abbr>Ob</abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> humble servant</salute>\r\n            <signed>W<sup>m</sup> Maxwell</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Dr Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3 July post gone\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> W<sup>m.</sup> Maxwell\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>rs.</sup> Maxwell\r\n            <lb />July 1785\r\n            <lb />V. 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high or <symptom n=\"128\">sneeze</symptom> I feel as if a want\r\n            <lb />of room in my breast &amp; the parts seem to want thee\r\n            <lb />usual extensibility.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />* Subject to a warm day <unclear>latest</unclear>, &amp; in my <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />which have always been the principal external risiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />dences of the complaints there was a stiff warm\r\n            <lb />feeling perpetually comparable to the feeling cobÂ¬\r\n            <lb />webs would occasion if spread on the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> when\r\n            <lb />one was warm - Little <symptom n=\"28\">perspiration</symptom> --\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1467, 2, '2013-10-07 17:05:47', 162),
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Taylor <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> Miss Neilson\r\n        </head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Can give no comfortable prospect of the Case - Many\r\n            <lb />such cases have recovered after lingering some years, but\r\n            <lb />of late <symptom n=\"15\"><u>her</u> Pulse has become more frequent</symptom> - <condition n=\"10\">is threatened\r\n            <lb />with Hectic</condition> &amp; has got some <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> &amp; what is worse <symptom n=\"31\">a\r\n            <lb />Looseness of the <symptom n=\"34\">Hectic</symptom> &amp; Colliquative kind</symptom>. - In these cirÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cumstances I could no longer approve of her bathing in\r\n            <lb />&amp; drinking of <ingredient n=\"18\">Salt Water</ingredient> -- Few <choice><abbr>Med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>Medicines</expan></choice> I have to advise\r\n            <lb />or her Care admit of. - She has taken a good deal\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> with<del>out</del> very little benefit; but still if\r\n            <lb />you can percieve it to to support her Appetite &amp; it does\r\n            <lb />not prove <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action>, you may give her at 2 or 3 <unclear>pieces</unclear>\r\n            <lb />2 or 3 â„ˆ in a day., int<del>r</del>ermitting it to mark its effects.\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"9\">A Puke of <ingredient n=\"26\"><choice><abbr>Ipicac.</abbr><expan>Ipicacuanha</expan></choice></ingredient></treatment> from 9 to 10 grain\'s given now &amp; then\r\n            <lb />maybe of use to all her <choice><abbr>comp<sup>ts.</sup></abbr><expan>complaints</expan></choice> - If the <symptom n=\"31\">Looseness</symptom> should\r\n            <lb />continue to trouble her it must be kept in bounds by\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"5\">Astringents</action> &amp; <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> as below â„– 1. But if it be\r\n            <lb />very urgent a seperate Dose of an <action n=\"34\">Anodyne</action> maybe necessary\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> or other <action n=\"21\">Laxatives</action> will rather do harm. --\r\n            <lb />If her <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> should increase it may be proposed to give\r\n            <lb />her Asses or Mares milk &amp; they may be tried but not\r\n            <lb />continued if they prove <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action>. The only <choice><abbr>Med</abbr><expan>Medicine</expan></choice> I can\r\n            <lb />advise is â„– 2. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The effects of her journey upon her <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"31\">loosness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />convince me that she might be the better of frequent fresh\r\n            <lb />air &amp; gentle exercise -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Nothing to add concerning her Diet to what I said\r\n            <lb />to M<sup>rs</sup> Neilson -- Animal food may seem to be\r\n            <lb />against her <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> and <condition n=\"10\">Hectic</condition> but in a moderate degree\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />is not improper for the fundamental disease &amp;\r\n            <lb />unless you can percieve it increase her <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> &amp; <condition n=\"10\">Hectic</condition>\r\n            <lb />I would allow a little Animal food once a day. -\r\n            <lb />If she can take Milk &amp; farinaceÃ¦ I would prefer\r\n            <lb />them to every thing else. 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Her drink Toast\r\n            <lb />Water or Milk Tea .i.e. two parts or three boiling\r\n            <lb />Water to one of milk from the Cow. - No Malt\r\n            <lb />Liquor - In case of <symptom n=\"45\">faintishness</symptom> a very little wine\r\n            <lb />wine with water may be allowed.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                June 9<sup>th</sup> 1779. ----\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„–1. â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Flor. rosar. rubr. sicc.</ingredient> - <ingredient n=\"163\">Flor. balaust.</ingredient> @ Ê’j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamom. contus.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s. <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum. 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Take one drachm each of <ingredient n=\"107\">Dried red rose petals</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"163\">Pomegranate flowers</ingredient>,\r\n                    half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"65\">Ground cinnamon</ingredient>, half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient>, and eight ounces of <ingredient n=\"269\">boiling water</ingredient>.\r\n                    Soak overnight and add to what has been strained half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"114\">Tincture of kino</ingredient>, one ounce of <ingredient n=\"14\">Diacodium</ingredient>, and one hundred and twenty drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>.\r\n                    Mix. 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Pectoral Decoction two table Spoon\r\n                    <lb />fulls to be taken two or three times aday -------\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    â„–.2. Take two ounces of fresh <ingredient n=\"6\">Tussilago leaves</ingredient>.\r\n                    Boil two pounds of <ingredient n=\"12\">Spring water</ingredient> down to one pound and strain with firm pressure\r\n                    and to the strained liquid add\r\n                    one ounce each of <ingredient n=\"65\">Simple cinnamon water</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"387\">Spirit of cinnamon</ingredient>\r\n                    and one drachm of <ingredient n=\"121\">Liquorice extract</ingredient> or whatever amount will make it pleasing to the taste.\r\n                    Mix and Label: Pectoral Decoction two table Spoon fulls to be taken two or three times aday ------- \r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                June 9<sup>th</sup> 1779\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4453, 3, '2014-12-21 16:01:34', 437);
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The Case appears to me\r\n            <lb />to have been and to be still Purely <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatic</condition>. How far\r\n            <lb />it ever was Acute I cannot judge but now of the Chronic\r\n            <lb />kind though not absolutely and entirely so.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I would begin the Cure by <treatment n=\"25\">Sweating</treatment> h<del>er</del>im moderately\r\n            <lb />by <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers Powder</ingredient>. Let it be given in the morning\r\n            <lb />and let <treatment n=\"25\">the sweat</treatment> if possible be continued through the\r\n            <lb />whole of the day. At night you may shift his flannel\r\n            <lb />but he should not come out of bed till next morning\r\n            <lb />To make all this easy he should be in a flannel shirt\r\n            <lb />and ly in Blankets. For two days after the <treatment n=\"25\">sweating</treatment>\r\n            <lb />he should keep his Chamber with some fire in it and\r\n            <lb />the third day he should take another dose of the <ingredient n=\"64\">Powder</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />and another <treatment n=\"25\">sweat</treatment> and keeping his Chamber for a\r\n            <lb />day or two after it he should come into the free Air with\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />proper caution. When he is fit to bear it let him be much\r\n            <lb />in the open air but always with some gentle exercise, a little\r\n            <lb />walking may be allowed but it should be gentle and never\r\n            <lb />long at one time. Riding is much better for him and if he\r\n            <lb />is not heated or fatigued by it the more he takes of it the\r\n            <lb />better providing always he is defended by warm Cloathing\r\n            <lb />from all cold and dampness.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Let his Diet be chiefly of Milk and farinacea taking\r\n            <lb />but little Animal food and that of the lighter kinds and\r\n            <lb />only at Dinner, none at all, not even an Egg at Supper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He should hardly ever taste of any fermented or SpiriÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tuous liquor. For a Month at this Season he may take\r\n            <lb />every morning some draughts of fresh drawn Cow Milk\r\n            <lb />whey to the quantity of between a Mutckin and a Chopin\r\n            <lb />as his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart> bear<del><illegible l=\"1\" /></del> it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Every morning let his <bodypart n=\"62\">right Haunch</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"18\">Thigh</bodypart> be\r\n            <lb />rubbed gently with a <treatment n=\"18\">flesh Brush</treatment> for ten or fifteen\r\n            <lb />minutes.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The only medicine I think necessary or p<supplied>ro</supplied>per for him\r\n            <lb /><supplied>a</supplied>t present is Prescribed on the paper inclosed.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Cold Bathing may hereafter be proper but I hope it\r\n            <lb />will not be necessary and I cannot approve of it at\r\n            <lb />present for will advise it till I shall hear again\r\n            <lb /><supplied>e</supplied>ither from you or him. I am most sincerely and affectionately\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Dear Robert\r\n                <lb />yours\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <handShift /><signed>\r\n                William Cullen\r\n            </signed>\r\n            <handShift /><dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 27<sup>th.</sup> May\r\n                <lb />1783\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <head>\r\n            For The <choice><abbr>Rev<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>Reverend</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Stewart\r\n        </head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n           <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum. 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Aperient Solution a table\r\n                    <lb />Spoonfull to be taken every night\r\n                    <lb />at bedtime after his <treatment n=\"25\">Sweating</treatment>\r\n                    <lb />course is over\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take one drachm of <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum Guaiacum</ingredient> and two drachms of <ingredient n=\"50\">White sugar</ingredient>.\r\n                    Rub them together thoroughly and add one ounce of <ingredient n=\"75\">Thick mucilage of Gum Arabic</ingredient>.\r\n                    Rub diligently again and pour in one ounce of <ingredient n=\"78\">Daffy\'s Elixir</ingredient>,\r\n                    two ounces of <ingredient n=\"65\">Simple cinnamon Water</ingredient> and four ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">rose water</ingredient>\r\n                    a little at a time. Mix. 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M<sup>r.</sup> Waddell\r\n            <lb />our patient turned suddenly worse than he had been\r\n            <lb />for some time before <symptom n=\"1\">the noise in his head</symptom> being\r\n            <lb />vastly increased, <symptom n=\"133\">the stiffness</symptom> in <bodypart n=\"15\">his hands</bodypart> with\r\n<lb /><symptom n=\"66\">a degree of numbness</symptom> likeways returned tho\' not\r\n            <lb />to such a degree as formerly, <symptom n=\"166\">the spasm</symptom> in <bodypart n=\"2\">his \r\n            <lb />mouth</bodypart> was likeways much increased otherways\r\n            <lb />much the same, he had wanted the <choice><abbr>Elix<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Elixir</expan></choice> for a\r\n            <lb /><unclear>some</unclear> nights while I prepared a new quantity\r\n            <lb />having neglected to let me know when it was near\r\n            <lb />done, (since I take Care to be always ready) as the\r\n            <lb />weather was tolerably mild I at his own desire\r\n            <lb />gave him <treatment n=\"25\">a sweat</treatment> on the morrow with the usual\r\n            <lb />precautions and with remarkable success I repeated\r\n            <lb />it on Monday last and with still greater success\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"66\">the numbness</symptom> is gone again <bodypart n=\"2\">his mouth</bodypart> is very near\r\n            <lb />even is Chearfull, appetite good, had formerly\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />no power over <bodypart n=\"6\">his right Eye</bodypart> to shut it, can\r\n            <lb />move it now, <bodypart n=\"8\">his face</bodypart> is plumper, as whenever\r\n            <lb />the turns worse his features contract much\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">his pulse today is equal, full, soft, about 70</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />as the weather is still fresh I propose <treatment n=\"25\">sweating\r\n            <lb />him</treatment> on 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<treatment n=\"1\">I bled</treatment> first,) I then tryed <ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient> without\r\n            <lb />Effect, I vomit <unclear>twice</unclear> It would seem to be what\r\n            <lb />Sydenham calls <condition n=\"43\">the scorbutic Rhewmatism</condition> tho\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"43\">the scurvy</condition> has certainly no share <add place=\"above\">in</add> it as I\r\n            <lb />have no <condition n=\"148\">putrid</condition> symptoms, upon any Emotion\r\n            <lb />I have a sudden <symptom n=\"10\">palpitation of <bodypart n=\"42\">the heart</bodypart></symptom>,\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"49\"><symptom n=\"51\">Skin always dry</symptom></bodypart>, and <bodypart n=\"18\">on the outside of my\r\n            <lb />thighs</bodypart> the matter of <bodypart n=\"84\">the sebaceous glands</bodypart> -\r\n            <lb />hardened so as it may be squeezed out like worm<illegible l=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />and which matter seems likeways to be\r\n            <lb />the cause of <bodypart n=\"8\"><symptom n=\"30\">pimples in the face</symptom></bodypart> as upon one\r\n            <lb />of these being larger and harder than ordinary\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"62\">it inflames the neighbouring parts</symptom> brings on <symptom n=\"42\">a\r\n            <lb />suppuration</symptom> which throughs it out and I can\r\n            <lb />prevent <symptom n=\"30\">pimples</symptom> by squezing out that matter\r\n            <lb />in short it would seem a disorder much conecÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ted with the system from the observation of <condition n=\"38\">the\r\n            <lb />piles</condition>, and which induced me to try <treatment n=\"11\">an Issue</treatment>\r\n            <lb />in <bodypart n=\"12\">my arm</bodypart>, but with no better Effects than the\r\n            <lb />others If you can think of any method whereby\r\n            <lb />I may be relieved shall be gratfully remembered\r\n            <lb />I\'ll do more for <choice><abbr>Cap<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Waddell</expan></choice> till I hear from you\r\n            <lb />and am with the utmost respect\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Doctor your <choice><abbr>Most Ob<sup>t.</sup> Se<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Most Obedient Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>John Young</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div> \r\n</body>', 2137, 11, '2014-10-06 20:48:03', 70),
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Sig <del>Oil</del> <action n=\"41\">Discutient</action> Oil for <treatment n=\"43\">anointing</treatment> the <symptom n=\"18\">Tumour</symptom>\r\n                    <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"125\">hardness</symptom> - to be a little warmed - &amp; a little of it to be\r\n                    <lb />rubbed in with the <bodypart n=\"16\">finger</bodypart> every night at bedtime\r\n                    <lb />The part at all other times to be covered with flannel.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take two ounces of the best <ingredient n=\"272\">Olive Oil</ingredient>, half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"378\">succinate</ingredient>, twenty drops of <ingredient n=\"123\">Lavender</ingredient>, Mix.\r\n                    Label: <action n=\"41\">Discutient</action> Oil for <treatment n=\"43\">anointing</treatment> the <symptom n=\"18\">Tumour</symptom>\r\n                    &amp; <symptom n=\"125\">hardness</symptom> - to be a little warmed - &amp; a little of it to be\r\n                    rubbed in with the <bodypart n=\"16\">finger</bodypart> every night at bedtime\r\n                    The part at all other times to be covered with flannel.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>    \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"121\">Extr. glycyrrhiz</ingredient> Ê’ij. In frust minuta conciso\r\n                    <lb />in mort. vitreo vel lap. affunde Aq. ferv. q.s. ut <unclear>mollascat</unclear>\r\n                    <lb />Extract et in pulpam contundatur cui adde Pulv. <ingredient n=\"57\">folior\r\n                    <lb />Cicut.</ingredient> <unclear>uti</unclear> siccat. Ê’iij ut fiant Massa div. in pil sing. gr v.\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> Pills -  To begin with one Pill every night\r\n                    <lb />morng &amp; continue that for three days, if they do not\r\n                    <lb />in that time occasion any sickness at <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, any conÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />fusion or giddiness of head or any trembling in her <bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart>\r\n                    <lb />&amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> she may take two pills for a Dose &amp; thus every\r\n                    <lb />third day increase by one Pill per dose till they\r\n                    <lb />produce the above effects &amp; where she has got at the\r\n                    <lb />proper dose continue them for a month.\r\n                    <lb /> \r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take two drachms <ingredient n=\"121\">Liquorice extract</ingredient>. Cut into small pieces\r\n                    in a glass or stone mortar, pour in a sufficient quantity of  hot water so as to <unclear>soften</unclear>\r\n                    extract and into which bruised pulp add three drachms powdered dry <ingredient n=\"57\">cicuta</ingredient> <unclear>dried for use</unclear>.\r\n                    so as to make a mass divisible into single pills of five grains.\r\n                    Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> Pills - To begin with one Pill every night\r\n                    &amp; morning &amp; continue that for three days, if they do not\r\n                    in that time occasion any sickness at <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>, any conÂ¬\r\n                    fusion or giddiness of 	<bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> or any trembling in her <bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart>\r\n                    &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> she may take two pills for a Dose &amp; thus every\r\n                    third day increase by one Pill per dose till they\r\n                    produce the above effects &amp; where she has got at the\r\n                    proper dose continue them for a month.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <p>\r\n           \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />During this course she should take very little exercise\r\n            <lb />particularly bodily exercise; but in a carriage or on a horseÂ¬\r\n            <lb />back it may be of service - Avoid being heated in any way\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Diet most milk &amp; vegetables &amp; very moderately of\r\n            <lb />animal food. 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Waddell of\r\n            <lb />Crawhil is very fond of trying something, now\r\n            <lb />the weather is more favourable, sometimes he\r\n            <lb />thinks himself better sometimes not, upon the\r\n            <lb />whole he certainly is a good deal better, <condition n=\"161\">the Cynic\r\n            <lb />Spasm</condition> is not so bad, he walks perfectly well, has a\r\n            <lb />good appetite and digestion looks better and is fatter\r\n            <lb />two or three days ago he Complained of a pain\r\n            <lb />in <bodypart n=\"18\">his hams</bodypart>, in <bodypart n=\"15\">his right palm</bodypart> likeways there is\r\n            <lb />a substance about the bigness of a pea and hard,\r\n            <lb />in <bodypart n=\"15\">his left palm</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"135\">one of the flexor Tendons</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"16\">of the\r\n            <lb />fingers</bodypart> is a litle enlarged and very tense, He is obliged\r\n            <lb />Constantly to use the Electuary to procure Stools\r\n            <lb />he thinks the <symptom n=\"1\">noise in his head</symptom> not so bad either\r\n            <lb />if you think it necessary to come out, or to try\r\n            <lb />something farther before you see him be so kind as\r\n            <lb />let me know, he thinks himself greatly\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />the better of <treatment n=\"25\">the sweats</treatment> as he certainly has\r\n            <lb />beem, and is very fond of them, he makes\r\n            <lb />a Constant use of the <ingredient n=\"342\"><choice><abbr>Elix: Guiac: Vol:</abbr><expan>Elixir Guaiaci Volatile</expan></choice></ingredient>,\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />My own Complaint that I mentioned in my last\r\n            <lb />is not removed yet it seems to be very obstinate,\r\n            <lb />nothing that either reason or experience has thought\r\n            <lb />of 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salivation of a thin insipid saliva.</symptom>\r\n            <lb />Very suddenly I find my self much out of order on\r\n            <lb />wearing warm Cloths is always better on using\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />very thin Cloths at the time <condition n=\"86\">the Herpes</condition>\r\n            <lb />first began when just like <symptom n=\"30\">two or three pimples</symptom>\r\n            <lb />I used a <ingredient n=\"91\" t=\"3\">Solution of Nitre</ingredient> having seen that put\r\n            <lb />away such <symptom n=\"30\">an Eruption</symptom> Whether that may\r\n            <lb />have been the cause of all that followed I can\'t\r\n            <lb />tell it did not put it away, but was always rather\r\n            <lb />worse when any thing irritating touched it, it seem<supplied>s</supplied>\r\n            <lb />to be worse likeways of any thing greasy, sometimes\r\n            <lb />near the part <symptom n=\"30\">a 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As next Week falls in Course for me\r\n            <lb />to take my Medecine, I think it prudent to state my present\r\n            <lb />Situation &amp; have your advice whether I ought to proceed or\r\n            <lb />not - In the begining of <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice>, I took <symptom n=\"4\">a Slight Cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb />which continued for that Month much the Same, in <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />it attakt me at times most Violently &amp; after <symptom n=\"76\">spitting up\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"36\">Flegm</symptom></symptom> I was quite well, for some days <symptom n=\"4\">I coughed</symptom> None\r\n            <lb />at other times <symptom n=\"46\">I was Seized</symptom> on going to Bed with <unclear>that</unclear>\r\n            <lb />degree of Violence that it woud have lasted for 15 Minutes\r\n            <lb />For these ten days I have been perfectly Miserable, &amp; if\r\n            <lb />I get no relief I can not hold out long. <symptom n=\"46\">The Defluxion</symptom>\r\n            <lb />I have is immense, &amp; our Surgeon gave me <treatment n=\"9\">a Vomitt</treatment>\r\n            <lb />which eased me for a Night, but I was as bad the next\r\n            <lb />I then <ingredient n=\"11\">took Cammomell</ingredient>, which made me throw up, but\r\n            <lb />I found no relief. I am now commonly Seized with\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">the Cough</symptom> about <choice><abbr>5 oC<sup>k</sup></abbr><expan>5 o\'Clock</expan></choice> in the Evening &amp; at <choice><abbr>10 oC<sup>k</sup></abbr><expan>o\'Clock</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />when I go to Bed, &amp; at both times it is incessant till\r\n            <lb />I discharge every thing from <bodypart n=\"46\">my Stomach</bodypart> &amp; then often\r\n            <lb />I am <symptom n=\"7\">plagued with Wind</symptom> <bodypart n=\"46\">upon it.</bodypart> From the Violence\r\n            <lb />of <symptom n=\"4\">the Cough</symptom> <symptom n=\"35\">I spitt Blood this Morning</symptom>, but I hope\r\n            <lb />only proceeding from the Stress upon <bodypart n=\"9\">some parts on\r\n            <lb />the throat</bodypart>. I have no pain in <bodypart n=\"26\">my Breast</bodypart> <add place=\"above\">or</add> <bodypart n=\"73\">Sides</bodypart>, but\r\n            <lb />what proceeds from stress of <symptom n=\"4\">Coughing</symptom>, &amp; that is\r\n            <lb />as if Bruised. A Person in my Situation is naturally\r\n            <lb />alarmed, &amp; what increases Mine is my Habit of Body\r\n            <lb />or rather State of <bodypart n=\"48\">my Blood</bodypart> may have fixt some of\r\n            <lb />the Malignant Humours on <bodypart n=\"43\">my Lungs</bodypart>, but then I\r\n            <lb /><del>first</del><add place=\"above\">have</add> have no reason to think so from my Breathing which is\r\n            <lb />very good Untill such time as <symptom n=\"4\">the Cough</symptom> is comeing on\r\n            <lb />then I am <condition n=\"14\">Astmatick</condition>, &amp; continues for some short\r\n            <lb />period after <symptom n=\"3\">I throw up</symptom>. I feel after Eating some\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />uneasyness in <bodypart n=\"46\">my stomach</bodypart>, <symptom n=\"4\">Cough a little</symptom>, &amp; <symptom n=\"46\">some defluxtion\r\n            <lb />arrises</symptom>. <symptom n=\"15\">My Pulse very good</symptom>, but I now &amp; then <symptom n=\"10\">feel a kind\r\n            <lb />of Palpitation</symptom> <bodypart n=\"42\">of my Heart</bodypart>, &amp; during <symptom n=\"10\">the Palpitation</symptom> every\r\n            <lb />Sixth or Eight Stroke an Intermission. You may perhaps\r\n            <lb />form some Notion of my Complaints from this Account\r\n            <lb />&amp; therefor I entreat you will write me in Course of Post what\r\n            <lb />I should do. I am almost thorougly perswaded <bodypart n=\"46\">the Stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />is the Seat of my disorder as <symptom n=\"3\">throwing up</symptom> I am always\r\n            <lb />relieved, But I find my Appetite good, &amp; can not form\r\n            <lb />an Idea how <symptom n=\"4\">a Cough</symptom> cou\'d last so long if it had no\r\n            <lb />other Ground Work than <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart> to proceed from.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I don\'t Venture on Milk as I have been told it fouls\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">the Stomack</bodypart>, &amp; chiefly Stuck to Solids. Whatever you prescribe\r\n            <lb />shall be punctually followed &amp; I am\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Your Most <choice><abbr>Obed Ser<sup>vt</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Will Hogg</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>N<sup>o</sup></abbr><expan>North</expan></choice> Berwick\r\n                <lb />29 March 1782\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />P: S: I entreat to hear from you tomorrows post\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2181, 9, '2015-03-26 01:49:06', 80),
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Since that time I have considered the whole of\r\n            <lb />your letter very attentively and think I understand your complaints\r\n            <lb />as well as if the account had been given me by a person of the\r\n            <lb />profession though I must say I would have known the whole\r\n            <lb />more exactly from a personal interview. In the mean time I\r\n            <lb />can offer you some advice that I hope may put you in <add place=\"above\">a</add> condition\r\n            <lb />of coming to see us here. In the first place I must say that\r\n            <lb />the medicines which I prescribed for you in October last are\r\n            <lb />by no means proper at present nor can hardly be so till some\r\n            <lb />means are employed to take off the attack that has lately been\r\n            <lb />made upon <bodypart n=\"26\">your breast</bodypart>. For this purpose I would in the first\r\n            <lb />place have <treatment n=\"1\">a little blood taken</treatment> from <bodypart n=\"12\">your arm</bodypart> more or less\r\n            <lb />as your surgeon shall find <symptom n=\"15\">your pulse more or less full and\r\n            <lb />frequent</symptom>. <treatment n=\"1\">After the bleeding</treatment> let <treatment n=\"4\">a blistering plaister be\r\n            <lb />laid</treatment> <bodypart n=\"11\">between your shoulders</bodypart> taking care to drink sufficiently\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />so as <condition n=\"24\">to prevent strangury</condition>. <treatment n=\"4\">The blister</treatment> is not to be kept open\r\n            <lb />but healed up in the usual manner. If the draught which\r\n            <lb />I prescribed in my letter of Saturday to be taken after <treatment n=\"9\">the\r\n            <lb />vomit</treatment> had the effect I expected in moderating <symptom n=\"4\">your cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb />you may repeat it again every second night till I hear from\r\n            <lb />you again, and I must hear from you very soon for I cannot\r\n            <lb />well advise farther till I know the effects of <treatment n=\"9\">the vomiting</treatment>\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment>, <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment> and <action n=\"19\">pectoral draughts</action> which have now\r\n            <lb />been prescribed. However for your further relief I have\r\n            <lb />given you a prescription on the other page which I hope\r\n            <lb />may be of use in quieting <symptom n=\"4\">the Cough</symptom> when it comes in the\r\n            <lb />afternoon or evenings. I have only to say farther that\r\n            <lb />till I hear from you again you should live low and if possible\r\n            <lb />very entirely without animal food except it may <add place=\"above\">be</add> a little beef\r\n            <lb />tea and bread at dinner but for the rest pudding &amp; vegetables. If\r\n            <lb />you digest milk tolerably you may take it very freely. Wishing\r\n            <lb />you heartily relief\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />you most obedient servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 1<sup>st</sup> April <u>1782</u></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> William Hogg</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"116\">Sperm. ceti</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"217\">Sacchar. cand.</ingredient> @ Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb />Terito simul in pulverem tenuem dein adde\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"340\">Vitell. unius ovi</ingredient>\r\n<lb /><ingredient n=\"75\">Mucilag. G. Arabic.</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n                    <lb />Terito iterum diligenter et paulatim affunde\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinnamom. Spirit.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\">- rosar.</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n                    <lb />â„³ Signa <action n=\"19\">Pectoral Mixture</action> half a table\r\n                    <lb />spoonfull to be taken four or five times in\r\n                    <lb />the course of the evening and night when <symptom n=\"4\">the\r\n                    <lb />cough</symptom> is very troublesome shaking the vial\r\n                    <lb />always very well before pouring out\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take two drachms each of <ingredient n=\"116\">Spermaceti</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"217\">candied sugar</ingredient>. Rub them together into a fine powder, then add <ingredient n=\"340\">the Yolk of one egg</ingredient> and two ounces of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic Paste</ingredient>. Rub together thoroughly again and gradually pour in half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"65\">Spirit of Cinnamon Water</ingredient> and two ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose water</ingredient>. Mix. Label: <action n=\"19\">Pectoral Mixture</action>. Half a tablespoonfull to be taken four or five times in the course of the evening and night when <symptom n=\"4\">the cough</symptom> is very troublesome shaking the vial always very well before pouring out</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />1<sup>st</sup> April\r\n                <lb /><u>1782.</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 520, 9, '2015-03-26 02:00:04', 61),
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Aged about forty Six of a Middling Stature\r\n            <lb />raither inclining to fat of a fresh Complexion\r\n            <lb />and Chearful temper lived raither fast in\r\n            <lb />the earlier part of his life for these Some\r\n            <lb />Years past raither full than fast as he eat\r\n            <lb />Hearty &amp; drank two or three Glass of wine\r\n            <lb />every day tho he Seldome took a great drink\r\n            <lb />As he was born in America which place he\r\n            <lb />left early I know not whither <del>in</del> he inheriÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ted any disease from his parents he was\r\n            <lb />bred to the Sea which employment he\r\n            <lb />left of Six or Seven Years Agoe and Caried\r\n            <lb />On business as a Merchant Since he\r\n            <lb />Settled at home hase been remarcably Healthy\r\n            <lb />as I never heard him Complain of more\r\n            <lb />than a <symptom n=\"169\">Sourness of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart></symptom> &amp; Heartburn\r\n            <lb />(and that only at times when he had exceedÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ed his usual quantity of drink) and Some\r\n            <lb />times of a pain on <bodypart n=\"18\">One thigh</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart> even more\r\n            <lb />troublesome to him this Spring then ever\r\n            <lb />and I wanted him to have an <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> placed\r\n            <lb />in that <bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart> which he declined as he\r\n            <lb />Seldom felt it but in bed &amp; it always\r\n            <lb />went of on walking a litle any other\r\n            <lb />Complaints he ever had Seemed to arise\r\n            <lb />from Accident as they were More disorders\r\n            <lb />of the Country he happened to be in\r\n            <lb />As the <condition n=\"18\">Ague</condition> &amp; <condition n=\"10\">Fever</condition> in North America\r\n            <lb />&amp; Some <condition n=\"119\">Bilious</condition> Complaints in the west\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Indies. He hase had no Considerable Loss in\r\n            <lb />Trade nor any remarkable Success of late.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />About the time from which I have dated his\r\n            <lb />Case he began to Complain of <symptom n=\"17\">want of Sleep</symptom>\r\n            <lb />in the night from a restlesness <del>and</del> as\r\n            <lb />he expressed Some uneasiness about it\r\n            <lb />to his wife who was at that time giving\r\n            <lb />Suck &amp; Slept in a Separate Apartment\r\n            <lb />at this time his temper Seemed to be\r\n            <lb />Changed to the worse So much that his\r\n            <lb />Clerk took notice of it and Observed his\r\n            <lb />Manner of doing business different\r\n            <lb />from what it Used to be particularly that\r\n            <lb />He shewed an inclination to quaral with\r\n            <lb />the Gentleman interested in business\r\n            <lb />with Him &amp; began to talk of himselfe\r\n            <lb />as Possessed of a Much greater fortune\r\n            <lb />than he Knew him to be at this time he\r\n            <lb />had a Vessal Arived at London from\r\n            <lb />the west Indies and Set out from <unclear>there</unclear>\r\n            <lb />to goe to London on that Account\r\n            <lb />tho much Contrary to the Advice of\r\n            <lb />all his friends Knowing that his\r\n            <lb />presance (had he been perfectly well)\r\n            <lb />was not at all necessary for the disÂ¬\r\n            <lb />patch of the Vessal in place of going\r\n            <lb />to London he very luckily kept at\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh &amp; Made a purchase\r\n            <lb />of\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Hawk Hill &amp; returned to this insisted\r\n            <lb />on His wifes removing the Family\r\n            <lb />to that instantly &amp; in Several other\r\n            <lb />particulars confirmed us all in our\r\n            <lb />fears of a real <condition n=\"29\">Madness</condition> his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse at\r\n            <lb />this time did not exceed Seventy in the\r\n            <lb />Minut</symptom> and no Symptom of Disease\r\n            <lb />Apeard further then a particular <bodypart n=\"6\">quickness\r\n            <lb />in the Eye</bodypart> he was prevail\'d upon to\r\n            <lb />be <treatment n=\"1\">Blooded</treatment> plentifully &amp; I gave him\r\n            <lb />Some very Large doses of <ingredient n=\"110\">Tarter Emetic</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />on purpose to <unclear>creat</unclear> <treatment n=\"9\">Sickness</treatment> &amp; ConÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fine him to the House &amp; I believe he\r\n            <lb />took fifteen grains in less than four\r\n            <lb />Hours without producing any other\r\n            <lb />effect than Ocasioning a <symptom n=\"3\">Slight degree\r\n            <lb />of Sickness</symptom> &amp; giving him Some Loos\r\n            <lb />Stools -- Since that time he hase been\r\n            <lb />Confined to his Room by two Men &amp; hase\r\n            <lb />at different times had the <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar Emetic</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />given him with the Same Success as\r\n            <lb />before with this difference that it took\r\n            <lb />a Smaller quantity to produce the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"3\">Sickness</symptom> &amp; Loos Stools as he Could not\r\n            <lb />be persuaded of his being in any\r\n            <lb />way disordered he refused obstinatly\r\n            <lb />to take Medicine or have Any thing else\r\n            <lb />done for him he never Seemed Calmer or\r\n            <lb />More Sensible after the Operation of the\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"110\">Tarter Emetic</ingredient> was over but on the Contra<supplied>ry</supplied>\r\n            <lb />was Generally worse next day especially\r\n            <lb />if he <symptom n=\"17\">got Sleep</symptom> in the night he hase\r\n            <lb />been put on a Spare diet having nothing\r\n            <lb />but Whey &amp; bread water with Some light\r\n            <lb />pudding made of Rice &amp; butter Milk &amp; <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb />and is Now Confined to a Room --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />N.B. He has never been Subject to <unclear><condition n=\"38\">Piles</condition></unclear> nor any\r\n                <lb />any other particular evacuations.\r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />I have often heard him Say his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> had never\r\n                <lb /><symptom n=\"1\">Ached</symptom> in his life.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n\r\n<annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Tucker of Greenock\r\n                \r\n                <lb />4 Sept.<sup>r</sup> 1779\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n\r\n            \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1648, 3, '2014-08-22 13:24:05', 379),
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Not surprised at your being still affected\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> the <condition n=\"10\">little night fever</condition>. but am persuaded that by this time\r\n            <lb/>you will be free from it. 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Hoewer if <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb/>discover <symptom n=\"61\">weakness</symptom>, &amp; you find other marks of <symptom n=\"23\">feebleness of constitution</symptom>, \r\n            <lb/>moderate living, fresh air &amp; exercise, &amp; perhaps cold bathing are the\r\n            <lb/>best means for supporting you, &amp; medicines to be trusted as little as\r\n            <lb/>possible; but if business, indolence, &amp; bad weather prevent exÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ercise, &amp; social pleasancies encroach on temperance, you may be oÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>bliged to have recourse to <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice>.  When free of <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>, you may at\r\n            <lb/>times take some <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient>; but not continue it long, &amp; the prescription\r\n            <lb/>below is I think safer &amp; a better strengthener but even this do not\r\n            <lb/>continue more <choice><abbr>t<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> 3 weeks at one time. \r\n            \r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice> <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"12\">Rubig. chalyb.</ingredient> <choice><abbr>pp.<sup>tt</sup></abbr></choice> gr. v. <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam.</ingredient> pulv. <ingredient n=\"50\">Sacch. alb. duriss.</ingredient> @ gr. x\r\n                    <lb/>M. f. Pulv. et f. h: m. dos. â„– vi. Quavis quarta die <ingredient n=\"12\">rubig in.</ingredient>. dos. augeri\r\n                    <lb/>potest addendo singulis, <ingredient n=\"12\">rubig.</ingredient> gr. v. donne <unclear>dos. peruen<sup>t</sup></unclear> ad gr. XX.\r\n                    <lb/>S. Strength<sup>g</sup> Powd. one in a little <ingredient n=\"280\">currant jelly</ingredient> thrice aday.\r\n                    <lb/><choice><abbr>Ed.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Nov.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice>. 5. 1776    W.C.\r\n                   \r\n                </orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <reg>Take <ingredient n=\"12\">Mineral Water</ingredient> and prepare with five grains of ground <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient> and ten grains of <ingredient n=\"50\">pure White Sugar</ingredient>. Mix with the powders, and make six doses in case of emergency. Every fourth day can be increased by adding to the individual  quarter dose of <ingredient n=\"12\">Mineral water</ingredient>, a dose of five grains of <ingredient n=\"12\">steel</ingredient> until <unclear>the dose reaches</unclear> twenty grains. Label: Strengthening Powders, one in a little <ingredient n=\"280\">currant jelly</ingredient> thrice a day.  <choice><abbr>Ed.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Nov.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice>. 5. 1776   W.C. \r\n\r\n</reg>\r\n</choice>\r\n</recipe>\r\n\r\n\r\n        \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3950, 3, '2014-08-21 15:21:13', 266),
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I have\r\n        <lb/>made her a third parcell which she now takes in the \r\n        <lb/>same manner as the last and with the same effects.\r\n        <lb/>Upon the whole she seems better. the <symptom n=\"3\">sick fitts</symptom> she\r\n        <lb/>formerly complain\'d of being neither so frequent\r\n        <lb/>nor violent. She now passes with every stool consiÂ¬\r\n        <lb/>derable quantities of slime which with the\r\n        <lb/><condition n=\"39\">Worms</condition> coming away &amp; the <symptom n=\"122\">Craving appetite</symptom>, makes\r\n        <lb/>me think she may have them in large quantities.\r\n        <lb/>Pray do you think so? Or if so wou\'d any other\r\n        <lb/>medicine be proper? -- The Farinaecous Vegetables\r\n        <lb/>you recommended, she finds agree very well, and \r\n        <lb/>sometimes now ventures upon a little Gruel, Soup &amp; c.\r\n        <lb/>I am with great respect\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute><lb/>Sir\r\n            <lb/>Your most <choice><abbr>Obed</abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> humble <choice><abbr>serv<sup></sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n        <signed>James Johnston</signed>\r\n        <dateline><lb/>Moffat 1<sup>st.</sup> March\r\n            <lb/>1776</dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\"/>   \r\n<p> <lb />Dr Cullen\r\n<lb />Edinburgh</p>\r\n<handShift />\r\n    <annot>\r\n        <lb/>Jas Johnston <choice><abbr>q.</abbr><expan>query</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb/>Mrs Little\r\n        <lb/>March 1776\r\n        <lb/>Vol. IV. p. 127\r\n        <lb/>D<sup>r</sup> Cullen\r\n        <lb/>Edinburgh\r\n    </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1250, 2, '2013-10-14 13:44:45', 159);
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I have\r\n            <lb />have taken <ingredient n=\"58\">30 drops of Laudanum</ingredient> every Night which Allayed\r\n            <lb />the pain for 4 or 5 Hours, but then <symptom n=\"40\">the Gripes</symptom> returned\r\n            <lb />again as Violent as ever. I gave up the Milk, &amp; I\r\n            <lb />this day took by the Surgeons order some <ingredient n=\"9\">High\r\n            <lb />toasted Rhubarb</ingredient>, which has been of little service\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">My Cough</symptom> &amp; <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast Complaints</bodypart> are now entirely\r\n            <lb />gone, &amp; <symptom n=\"31\">this Flux</symptom> is what distresses me. I am firmly\r\n            <lb />perswaded its an Operation of Nature throwing off some\r\n            <lb />Humors that have originated from my former Complaints\r\n            <lb />but the lasting so long fears me, as I am already\r\n            <lb />so much reduced that I am not able to bear very Violent\r\n            <lb />Shocks. I had almost forgot to tell you, that I cou\'d not\r\n            <lb />apply <treatment n=\"4\">the Blister</treatment>, as I coud not ly in Bed for <symptom n=\"4\">the\r\n            <lb />Cough</symptom> I was obliged to get a Bed Chair &amp; sitt up in\r\n            <lb />it, so that had I put it on I coud not have rested myÂ¬\r\n            <lb />self in any Shape. I beg to hear from in return\r\n            <lb />&amp; I am respectfully\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>Obed Se<sup>rt</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Will Hogg</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n<pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n<p>\r\n            <lb />4 <choice><abbr>oCk</abbr><expan>o\'Clock</expan></choice> MunÂ¬\r\n            <lb />day <choice><abbr>Morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>Morning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />very ill of mÂ¬\r\n            <lb />y Complaints\r\n            <lb />I forgot to\r\n            <lb />Mention\r\n            <lb />that the <choice><abbr>Eveng</abbr><expan>Evening</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />preceeding\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"31\">the Flux</symptom>\r\n            <lb />I took\r\n            <lb />a pretty large\r\n            <lb />Quantity\r\n            <lb />of Stewed\r\n            <lb />Prunes\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />William Cullen Esq<sup>r.</sup>\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Express\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> William Hogg.\r\n                <lb />April 1782\r\n                <lb />V. 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He had yesÂ¬\r\n            <lb />terday four copious <symptom n=\"38\">Bilious</symptom> stools. His\r\n            <lb />water is not near <symptom n=\"89\">so high colour\'d</symptom> &amp;\r\n            <lb />altho at times He complains of <symptom n=\"57\">spasmodic\r\n            <lb />affections</symptom> in the Region of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />they are less severe, they generally come\r\n            <lb />on towards evening attended with some\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"34\">light degree of a feverish <symptom n=\"95\">Paroxym</symptom></symptom>\r\n            <lb />last night. His <symptom n=\"15\">pulse was eighty in a\r\n            <lb />minute</symptom> but was carried off by a <symptom n=\"28\">univerÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sal sweat</symptom> which continued all night\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />        \r\n            <lb />&amp; as now not more than <symptom n=\"15\">sixty four</symptom>. As\r\n            <lb />yet He has <symptom n=\"8\">no appetite</symptom> as neither the\r\n            <lb />Beef Tea or Chicken Broth <unclear>satt</unclear> easy\r\n            <lb />upon His <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> I tried Him with\r\n            <lb />Cow Whey He likes it &amp; drinks plenÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tifully of it. The night before last He\r\n            <lb />took one <choice><abbr>ouz.</abbr><expan>ounce</expan></choice> &amp; half of <ingredient n=\"109\">Sacred Tincture</ingredient> it\r\n            <lb />had had no effect when I came here about\r\n            <lb />one oClock I gave Him a large dose of\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"270\">Magnesia</ingredient> which <unclear>sett</unclear> all <unclear>a</unclear> going &amp; the\r\n            <lb />consequence was the discharge of\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"88\">Bile</bodypart>, as He is to have this day of\r\n            <lb />respite I have given directions for\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />        \r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"109\">Tincture</ingredient> being repeated this night\r\n            <lb />&amp; the <ingredient n=\"270\">Magnesia</ingredient> tomorrow if neccessary\r\n            <lb />I hope to hear that Miss Cullen is better\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am with respects to your family\r\n                <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Si<supplied>r</supplied>\r\n                <lb />your much Obliged &amp;\r\n                <lb /><illegible l=\"5\" /><choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Chris Douglas</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Haining <choice><abbr>Oct:</abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 11 - 79</dateline>\r\n        </closer>   \r\n    </div>     \r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Chr. Douglas\r\n            <lb />Pringle of Haining\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 11<sup>th</sup> 1779\r\n            <lb />V.X.p.\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1740, 2, '2013-09-02 15:14:08', 258),
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If it had been from the Asses\r\n            <lb />Milk only it would have ceased before now or might have been\r\n            <lb />safely stopt but I must join you in suspecting it to be so\r\n            <lb />much an operation of nature that it shoud not be suddenly\r\n            <lb />stopt altogether. However I am clear for moderating it\r\n            <lb />and therefore send you here inclosed a prescription for an inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fusion to be used in the morning. I would still have you\r\n            <lb />continue the <ingredient n=\"58\">30 drops of Laudanum</ingredient> every night\r\n            <lb />while <symptom n=\"24\">the purging</symptom> continues to return and about six, seven,\r\n            <lb />or eight hours after that dose and when its effects seem to be\r\n            <lb />worn off you are to take two table spoonfulls of <action n=\"31\">the strength\r\n            <lb />ening Infusion</action> and if still <symptom n=\"24\">some purging</symptom> returns you should\r\n            <lb />in two or three hours after the first dose take a second. 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Whether the <symptom n=\"30\">Eruption</symptom> or <condition n=\"43\">Scurvy</condition> as it is called\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> came on the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> last winter made any\r\n            <lb/>change in the State of her <symptom n=\"2\">Tremor</symptom> and <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom>.?\r\n            <lb/>By what means it was removed &amp; upon its removal\r\n            <lb/>was she better or worse.?\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>2 Besides the <symptom n=\"2\">Tremor</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> has she any\r\n            <lb/>inward trouble in her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> &amp; partiÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>cularly what is the State of her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> with\r\n            <lb/>respect to Appetite and Digestion, the State of her\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> whether bound, open or loose.? ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>3. Since this ailment came on, has any <treatment n=\"11\">issue</treatment> been\r\n            <lb/>employed, &amp; what kind. Perpetual or <treatment n=\"11\">Pea Issue</treatment> or <treatment n=\"5\">Seton</treatment>?\r\n            <lb/>how they discharged &amp; what effet on her trouble.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>4. Have any nervous or <action n=\"31\">Strengthening <choice><abbr>Med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>Medicines</expan></choice></action> been used - &amp; what.? \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>5. Her time of Life if ostensible? - married? any children?\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>6 Her original Constitution? fat or lean? strong or weak? \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> IV. Non.<note>This is obscure, but may indicate the use of the Roman method of calculating the date by counting backwards from the first day  (Kalends), of the month. If this is the case then the date is 27th November which fits in with the placing in the casebook</note>  <choice><abbr>Decemb.</abbr><expan>December</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>1778.</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4345, 3, '2015-02-09 17:23:11', 69),
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I was <symptom n=\"23\">so reduced\r\n            <lb />in my strength</symptom> that I coud scarcely walk through the Room, but now\r\n            <lb />from Ass Milk &amp; gentle exercise I am greatly recruited, would the\r\n            <lb />Wind but Change I am hopefull I will soon recover my usual\r\n            <lb />Strength --- What I now trouble you about is my Old comÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plaint, I find <symptom n=\"18\">some New tumors</symptom> coming on which I know no\r\n            <lb />Medicine will prevent breaking, but I woud wish to know if there\r\n            <lb />is any thing you can order me to stop any further progress of\r\n            <lb />the distemper till such time as I return to Moffat, where I intend\r\n            <lb />going the end of next Month, as I can not conveniently go sooner\r\n            <lb />At present I am not able to wait on you <symptom n=\"23\">from Weakness</symptom>, so you\r\n            <lb />may let me know what I should do in the mean time, &amp; how soon\r\n            <lb />I can move from Home I will attend you in Town. I am\r\n            <lb />respectfully\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Dear Sir   Your most <choice><abbr>Obd<sup>t.</sup> Ser<sup>n.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Will Hogg</signed>\r\n        </closer>  \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />William Cullen Esq<sup>r.</sup>\r\n            <lb />Physician In\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> W<sup>m</sup> Hogg\r\n                <lb />April. 1782.\r\n                <lb />V. XIV. p. 29.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2195, 2, '2013-09-10 14:20:18', 30),
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If you can\r\n            <lb />get or put together two boards joined with a leather\r\n            <lb />Hinge -- such as I have seen employed for squeezing\r\n            <lb />of Lemons, it will be very convenient for squeezing\r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"6\">Tussilago</ingredient> <illegible w=\"4\" /> the flowers\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"6\">of the Tussilago</ingredient> are taken with the Leaves.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Of this Juice, you are to take two table Spoonfuls\r\n            <lb />in the morning. As much at twelve noon, and as much\r\n            <lb />for a third time about six in the Evening. If <bodypart n=\"46\">your\r\n            <lb />Stomach</bodypart> bears <add place=\"above\">this</add> very well the Dose may be increased to\r\n            <lb />three or four Spoonfuls at each time. 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If any of them are now\r\n            <lb/>open continue them. or if they have been dried up\r\n            <lb/>unless it can be confidently said that they were of no\r\n            <lb/>service, we think <treatment n=\"11\">one should be opened again</treatment>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>When the <choice><abbr>follo<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>following</expan></choice> Queries are answered we shall\r\n            <lb/>be able to advise farther.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Tho it be of little consequence to determine preÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>cisely whether the disease be <condition n=\"28\">hysteric</condition> or <condition n=\"5\">EpilepÂ¬\r\n                <lb/>tic</condition> &amp; it be enough to know that it is a <condition n=\"36\">Spasmodic\r\n            <lb/>nervous affection</condition>, yet we wish for a more particuÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>lar account of the form in which it commonly\r\n            <lb/>appears?\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>How long is it since the disease first began?\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>What has been its progress with respect to the\r\n            <lb/>frequency of its recurrence?\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>What change did the fall mentioned occasion in\r\n            <lb/>the form of the disease.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>What is exactly the lady\'s time of life &amp; what\r\n            <lb/>the state, former &amp; present, of her menses?\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>What are the <symptom n=\"5\">ordinary exciting causes of fits</symptom>?\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Has the lady been in any course of exercise\r\n            <lb/>&amp; with what effects?\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>What have been the effects of different seasons\r\n            <lb/>&amp; weather?\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>What remedies have been employed and\r\n      <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb/>with what effects?\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Has cold bathing been employed &amp; with what effects?\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If in answering these questions our quondam<note>\"Former or one-time\"  pupil (Latin).</note>\r\n            <lb/>Pupil &amp; judicious friend Doctor Ross shall be\r\n            <lb/>employed it will be more satisfying.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y.</sup></abbr></choice> 1. 177<subst><del>8</del><add>9</add></subst></dateline>\r\n        <signed>W.C. &amp; Alex<sup>r.</sup> Monro.</signed></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4357, 3, '2014-12-20 12:24:11', 64),
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Let her study <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> great care to\r\n            <lb/>avoid cold in every shape but much heat from warm\r\n            <lb/>chambers or a load of bed cloaths is also very bad for her.\r\n            <lb/>Let her go to bed <del>for</del> betimes &amp; not Ly to long in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>morning. Let her medicine be continued &amp; let care be\r\n            <lb/>taken to keep her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular.  The <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> is very proper\r\n            <lb/>but I cant depend upon it for preventing returns of the\r\n            <lb/>Pain of her <bodypart n=\"142\">side</bodypart> &amp; therefore I would reserve that part for\r\n            <lb/><treatment n=\"4\">a fresh blister</treatment>. The <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> therefore of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"142\">Side</bodypart> may be\r\n            <lb/>allowed to dry up &amp; in case of any continuance or\r\n            <lb/>threatening of return of her complaints let an <treatment n=\"11\">Issue either\r\n            <lb/>purpetual or pea</treatment> be put into her <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> side affected.\r\n            <lb/>Whenever anything new occurs to Miss Fullarton I shall\r\n            <lb/>beg to hear from you. Mr Waughs recovery is as much as I \r\n            <lb/>expected &amp; I hope it may in time be perfect. I think Cold\r\n            <lb/>bathing may be attended <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> much hazard but a goat whey\r\n            <lb/>course may be of service. \r\n            </p> \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>I am <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> D<sup>r</sup> Yours &amp;cc.</salute>\r\n               \r\n                <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n\r\n<dateline><choice><abbr>Edin.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 30<sup>th</sup> March 1776</dateline>            \r\n\r\n</closer>\r\n       \r\n        \r\n        \r\n            \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3791, 3, '2013-11-06 16:44:31', 81);
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I think you was absolutely right in\r\n            <lb />employing <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> at first tho as his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse has never been frequent\r\n            <lb />or full</symptom> it cannot be insisted on now and probably his low diet\r\n            <lb />has answered <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> purpose of it sufficiently. - Your trial of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar\r\n            <lb />Emetic</ingredient> was a very probable measure but as it operated always\r\n            <lb />more by stool than by <treatment n=\"9\">vomiting</treatment> &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> did not seem to\r\n            <lb />have a good effect I believe you have very properly laid it aside.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Tho you do mention <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> I dare say you have tried is\r\n            <lb />or if you have not I <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> by all means try it now by applying\r\n            <lb />one to his <bodypart n=\"1\">whole head</bodypart>, - but I <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> neither let it ly on above twenty\r\n            <lb />four hours nor keep any part of it open as an <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment>. - If it <choice><abbr>s<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />produce any <condition n=\"24\">strangury</condition> I <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> not let it longer when ever <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>s<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> happen\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As soon as <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> is well healed I <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> try cold water poured\r\n            <lb />upon his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>. Set <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> water be taken from a giving\r\n            <lb />immediately before it is to be used so <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> it may be as cool as\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />possible &amp; by degrees you may increase both <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> quantity poured on &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />h<add place=\"above\">e</add>ight from <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> it is poured <del>on</del>. Let his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> be held over a bason &amp; let <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> water be\r\n            <lb />poured <choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> pipe of a tea kettle upon <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"1\">crown of his head</bodypart>. -- If by the\r\n            <lb />good effects you are encouraged to continue <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> practice, you may inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />crease <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> coldness of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> water by throwing in a handful of <ingredient n=\"62\">salt</ingredient> into\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Kettle of water &amp; pouring it on which <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"62\">salt</ingredient> is dissolving. If you\r\n            <lb />cannot easily make him submit to this practice you may try a\r\n            <lb />a Clay cap this clay made so soft with cold water as <add place=\"above\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice></add> in about\r\n            <lb />half an inch of thickness it will apply like a cap upon his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />where it may remain for an hour or more at one time &amp; it may be reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />peated two or three times a day. Besides this cold bathing after <treatment n=\"4\">blisÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tering</treatment> both being confined to his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, I would propose no other remedy\r\n            <lb />but <ingredient n=\"125\">soluble Tartar</ingredient> of which he may take dissolved in a muchkin of\r\n            <lb />water every <choice><abbr>morng</abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> as <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> as will give him one Stool and no more.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />With regard to his confinement I must observe that if he is <unclear>very</unclear>\r\n            <lb />unruly or ready at times to become so, <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> proper management is by a\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"60\">strait waiscoat</treatment>, &amp; if you have not employed it I <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> by all means advise it as\r\n            <lb />with <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice>, one man will manage him more easily than two can do <choice><abbr>with<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>without</expan></choice> it. \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>I am &amp;c.</salute>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 4<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />1779\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4502, 2, '2013-11-04 14:42:12', 151),
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(2581, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c2213\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:2213] From: Mr Daniel Whittaker (Whitaker, junior) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Mr Daniel Whittaker (Whitaker, junior) (Patient) / 22 May 1782 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Lauren McClelland</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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I began to take <action n=\"11\">the Decoction</action> the\r\n            <lb />2<sup>d</sup> of this Month &amp; have taken regularly a Quart\r\n            <lb />Bottle <unclear>per</unclear> day ever when I had taken it a few\r\n            <lb />days, I thought it had a visible good effect upon me\r\n            <lb />as <symptom n=\"30\">the scurf and irruption</symptom> decreas\'d much in several\r\n            <lb />parts of my Body, particularly <bodypart n=\"12\"><bodypart n=\"17\"><bodypart n=\"8\">my Arms, Legs <add place=\"above\">&amp;</add> Face</bodypart></bodypart></bodypart>\r\n            <lb />but for some days past it has increased again &amp; <symptom n=\"30\">the\r\n            <lb />Blotches</symptom> <symptom n=\"62\">carry a Redness &amp; freshness</symptom> about them &amp; as\r\n            <lb />the time prescribed for taken <action n=\"11\">the Decoction</action> is nearly\r\n            <lb />expir\'d, I thought it best to write an account of\r\n            <lb />my situation, that no time might be lost, I have\r\n            <lb />a good deal out all over me, <bodypart n=\"15\">my Hands <bodypart n=\"8\">&amp; Face</bodypart></bodypart> not\r\n            <lb />excepted (pray coud I <unclear>except</unclear> outward application to\r\n            <lb />them as it is disagreeable to the Eye) my state of\r\n            <lb />health is very good. I eat no Fish &amp; am careful in my\r\n            <lb />Diet. Your further advice will much oblige\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>S<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Sir</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />Your <choice><abbr>Hbl Serv</abbr><expan>Humble Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                <lb />Dan<sup>l</sup> Whittaker Jun<sup>r</sup>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>N<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Number</expan></choice> 4 King <choice><abbr>S<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Street</expan></choice>\r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>Manchester May 22<sup>d.</sup> 1782.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen MD\r\n            <lb /><u>Edinburgh</u>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />D. Whitacker Jun<sup>r</sup>\r\n                <lb />May 1782.\r\n                <lb />V XIV. p. 73.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2213, 11, '2014-10-15 22:18:14', 34),
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Jun<sup>r</sup></head>\r\n        <opener>\r\n            <salute>Dear Sir</salute>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am sorry to find your ailment so very\r\n            <lb />obstinate but it is too common for such ailments to be so.\r\n            <lb />I am however of opinion that yours has proved more so\r\n            <lb />from the very untoward weather that prevailed during\r\n            <lb />the time of your taking the medicine, &amp; I will not yet\r\n            <lb />doubt of giving you relief.  On the other page I have\r\n            <lb />given you another prescription which I would have you\r\n            <lb />take for a fortnight together and after that I would have\r\n            <lb />you <del>a</del> again <add place=\"above\">take</add> a fortnights course of <action n=\"11\">the decoction</action>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The medicine I have now ordered does not require\r\n            <lb />confinement if the weather is tolerably mild but as it is\r\n            <lb />somewhat mercurial it is proper to avoid cold by a little\r\n            <lb />warmer cloathing, by avoiding cold winds or wet weather and\r\n            <lb />particularly by avoiding evening &amp; night air. You must\r\n            <lb />continue the same diet I formerly advised and particularly\r\n            <lb />to observe the strictest temperance in drinking. I am of\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />opinion that such ailments are never safely cured by exÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ternal applications and at least not till internal mediÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cines have done a good deal towards it. Wishing\r\n            <lb />you heartily relief I am\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />your most obedient servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 1<sup>st</sup> June\r\n                <lb />1782.\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>Yours of the 22<sup>d</sup> past came to hand only this day.</postscript>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Daniel Whitaker Junior</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥iv\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">- cinam. 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I am with great regard\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most Obedient Servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 9<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><u>1783</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <head>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For M<sup>r</sup> Browne\r\n            \r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"11\">pulv. flor. chamÃ¦mel.</ingredient> Ê’fs\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"81\">---- rad. colomb.</ingredient> gr.v\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">---- cinnamom.</ingredient> gr.ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"85\">---- Zingiber</ingredient> gr.j\r\n                    <lb />â„³. f. pulvis et f. h. m. dos. â„–. xiv\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <action n=\"60\">Stomachic Powders</action> one to be taken in the morning\r\n                    <lb />before breakfast and <add place=\"above\">ano</add>ther an hour before dinner.\r\n                    <lb />They are to be taken in a little brandy &amp; water.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"11\">powder of chamomile flowers</ingredient>, \r\n                    five grains of <ingredient n=\"81\">powder of columbo root</ingredient>, \r\n                    two grains of <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon powder</ingredient> and \r\n                    one grain of <ingredient n=\"85\">Ginger powder</ingredient>. \r\n                    Mix to make a powder, and let there be fourteen doses made in this way.\r\n                    Label: <action n=\"60\">Stomachic Powders</action>; one to be taken in the morning \r\n                    before breakfast and another an hour before dinner. \r\n                    They are to be taken in a little brandy and water.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"28\">Ol. ricin. rec.</ingredient> â„¥iij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"78\">Tinct. Senn. comp. Ph. Edin.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb />â„³. Signa <action n=\"21\">Laxative Oil</action> a tablespoonfull to be taken for a dose\r\n                    <lb />in the morning, taking care to shake the phial very well before\r\n                    <lb />pouring out the dose. N.B. The dose may be more or less as occasion\r\n                    <lb />requires\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take three ounces of <ingredient n=\"28\">rectified castor Oil</ingredient> and \r\n                    one ounce of <ingredient n=\"78\">Daffy\'s Elixir in accordance with the PharmacopÅ“ia Edinburgensis</ingredient>. \r\n                    Mix. Label:<action n=\"21\">Laxative Oil</action>; a tablespoonful to be taken for a dose \r\n                    in the morning, taking care to shake the phial very well before \r\n                    pouring out the dose. N.B. The dose may be more or less as occasion \r\n                    requires.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystall. Tartar. pulv.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"466\">pulv. e Jalap. comp. Ph. Edin.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb /><action n=\"21\">Elect. lenitiv.</action> â„¥fs\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. Simpl.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. Electuarium tenue sive Lochoch\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <action n=\"21\">Laxative Electuary</action> a tea Spoonfull more or less to be taken\r\n                    <lb />for a dose in the morning.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"45\">powder of Crystal Tartar</ingredient>, \r\n                    two drachms of <ingredient n=\"466\">compound of Jallop powder in accordance with the PharmacopÅ“ia Edinburgensis</ingredient>, \r\n                    half an ounce of <action n=\"21\">lenitive electuary</action> and \r\n                    enough <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple syrup</ingredient> in order to let there be made a thin electuary, or Linctus. \r\n                    Label as <action n=\"21\">Laxative Electuary</action>; a teaspoon more or less to be taken \r\n                    for a dose in the morning.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />W.C.\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />9<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><u>1783</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4738, 13, '2015-01-13 12:32:03', 92),
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There is plainly no <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom> or <symptom n=\"62\">inflammatory</symptom>\r\n            <lb />state at bottom and as I hinted to you it is <condition n=\"60\">rather a\r\n            <lb />fatuous</condition> than a <symptom n=\"71\">maniacal state</symptom>. Upon this supposition\r\n            <lb />I would willingly try a tonic medicine and the following\r\n            <lb />formula may answer the purpose\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. Peruvian. pulv.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"35\">Limatur. Mart. pp<sup>t.</sup></ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamom. pulv.</ingredient> Ê’j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\">Cons. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥jÅ¿s\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. Simpl.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. Electuarium\r\n                    <lb />cujus capiat molem H. M. bis in die\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"1\">powdered Peruvian Bark</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"35\">prepared Iron filings</ingredient>, one drachm of <ingredient n=\"65\">powdered Cinnamon</ingredient>, one and a half ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Conserve of rose</ingredient> and a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient> to make an Electuary, the bulk of which is to be taken in an emergency, twice a day</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />While he uses this <ingredient n=\"23\">the Camphire</ingredient> may be laid aside and\r\n            <lb />also <ingredient n=\"125\">the Soluble Tartar</ingredient> unless <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness shall require that</symptom> or\r\n            <lb />some <action n=\"21\">other laxative</action>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am always\r\n                <lb />Dear John Yours <unclear>-</unclear>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />Being distressed much <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <condition n=\"103\">the Influenza</condition>\r\n            <lb />this letter has been delayed.\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 575, 13, '2013-10-04 11:51:24', 33),
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I had\r\n            <lb />spoken about <treatment n=\"3\">Electrifying him</treatment>, but Advised writing you\r\n            <lb />for your further Advise, how we are to conduct ourselves\r\n            <lb />at present &amp; hereafter, and begs you\'ll will Advise me\r\n            <lb />in Course in as full a Manner as Occirrs to you. And\r\n            <lb />I am\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n                <lb />Your Much Obliged &amp; Humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>John <u>Short</u></signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />You\'ll find this covers\r\n            <lb />a Guinea Note\r\n            <lb />J. S.\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr><u>Edinb<sup>r.</sup></u></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Short\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Smith\r\n                <lb />June 1782\r\n                <lb />V. XIV. p. 143.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2245, 11, '2014-10-15 22:30:18', 24),
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I think <symptom n=\"15\">the state of the pulse</symptom> and other circumÂ¬\r\n            <lb />stances shew <symptom n=\"153\">the compression</symptom> to be of the serous kind,\r\n            <lb />which the difficult is neither so difficult or dangerous\r\n            <lb />as the sanguine. The measures I would propose are\r\n            <lb />first <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment> <bodypart n=\"1\">the whole head</bodypart> and every third day afterÂ¬\r\n            <lb />wards <treatment n=\"4\">blistering in other places</treatment> as on <bodypart n=\"12\">the arm</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"18\">thigh</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />and <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart>. In the intervals <add place=\"above\">of</add> these and therefore every third\r\n            <lb />day I would <action n=\"24\">purge</action> with a dram of <ingredient n=\"10\">pulv. Jalap. comp.</ingredient> or\r\n            <lb />if that is not sufficient for four or five stools the dose\r\n            <lb />must be larger. Every night at bedtime let him take a\r\n            <lb />dose of <ingredient n=\"25\">dried squills</ingredient> as <action n=\"12\">a diuretic</action>. You may begin with\r\n            <lb />half a grain but increase it to what <bodypart n=\"46\">his stomach</bodypart> will\r\n            <lb />bear without vomiting or much sickness. The dose may\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />be in pills or powder as you shall find convenient and\r\n            <lb />you may add <ingredient n=\"136\">some aromatic</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"91\">some nitre</ingredient> as your\r\n            <lb />formula shall best admit. If neither pill nor powder\r\n            <lb />shall be convenient you may employ <ingredient n=\"251\">the Acetum</ingredient> &amp;\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"25\" t=\"18\">Syr. Scilliticus</ingredient> in mixture. In short I am for treating\r\n            <lb />the case by <action n=\"24\">purgatives</action> and <action n=\"12\">diuretics</action> as if it were\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"16\">hydropic</condition> and the state of the urine will generally show\r\n            <lb />what progress you make by remedies.  I do not find\r\n            <lb />that ever <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment> does much in general affections and\r\n            <lb />at least never in recent cases. I do not say that it is\r\n            <lb />never to be employed in this case but say it must be\r\n            <lb />deferred for a little. If you shall be pleased to give\r\n            <lb />me a report of the trials I have proposed I shall adÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cise further as well as I can. I am always\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Dear John  Your most obedient servant</salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> July 1<sup>st</sup>\r\n                <lb /><u>1782</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 593, 2, '2013-10-08 15:25:49', 41),
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They\r\n            <lb />are desireous of knowing if they may venture him with a\r\n            <lb />little wine &amp; water or even a Glass of wine after dinner.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />&amp; the same after his supper which is generally bread berry\r\n            <lb />or to put a Glass of wine into his berry, these I think are\r\n            <lb />the principal remarks on M<sup>r</sup> Smith since your last, and\r\n            <lb />what further directions may Occurr for our future conduct\r\n            <lb />is much wished for by\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n                <lb />Your Most <choice><abbr>Ob<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> Humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>John <u>Short</u></signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr><u>Edin<sup>r.</sup></u></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Short\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Smith\r\n                <lb />July 14<sup>th</sup> 1782\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2251, 2, '2013-08-26 17:56:06', 57),
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If you are obliged to give <ingredient n=\"77\">the\r\n            <lb />Gamboge pills</ingredient> very often you may throw in more <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />than may be convenient. Consider therefore whether it\r\n            <lb />may not be proper to have a pill <ingredient n=\"2\">without Mercury</ingredient> which\r\n            <lb />may be used freely but consider also that <ingredient n=\"2\">the Mercury</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />is one of the most usefull remedies and therefore should be\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />thrown in no often as you can find it safe. The only other\r\n            <lb />remedy I can propose at present is <treatment n=\"11\">a perpetual Issue</treatment> in\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">the crown of the head</bodypart>, but with this you may still conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tinue <ingredient n=\"25\">the Squills</ingredient> and if they are properly dried <add place=\"above\">they</add> may not\r\n            <lb />only prove <action n=\"12\">diuretic</action> but may also move <bodypart n=\"64\">the belly</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />With respect to the questions about <add place=\"above\">Wine</add> I think he may\r\n            <lb />not only have a little in his bread berry but may also have\r\n            <lb />a glass of wine both after dinner and supper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />With Compliments to M<sup>r</sup> Smiths friends I am\r\n            <lb />always\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Dear John  Yours &amp;c.</salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 15<sup>th</sup> July\r\n                <lb /><u>1782</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 604, 2, '2013-09-10 11:13:56', 25),
(2593, NULL, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n        <opener>\r\n            <salute>Sir</salute>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This will be delivered to you by M<sup>rs.</sup>\r\n            <lb />Donald Campbell (a sister of mine) who carries her Eldest Daughter along\r\n            <lb />with her in order to Consult you on her present Complaint, About\r\n            <lb />three Weeks ago she was observed to have a kind of <symptom n=\"57\">Involuntary Motion</symptom> in\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"12\">her right Arm</bodypart> which was at first thought to proceed from a Carelessness\r\n            <lb />and inattention, but it Increasing I was informed of it, upon Examining\r\n            <lb />her she complain\'d of No pain in <bodypart n=\"12\">her Arm</bodypart> or any other part, <symptom n=\"15\">her pulse was\r\n            <lb />cool and regular</symptom>, I had seen in the Course of my Practise symptoms similar\r\n            <lb />to these proceed from <condition n=\"39\">Worms</condition>, which were Totally removed by the Patient\r\n            <lb />taking Medicines for these Vermin, some Medicines of that kind were tryed\r\n            <lb />in this case and a good Number of the small kind of <condition n=\"39\">Worms</condition> were voided but\r\n            <lb />without any Alleviation of her symptoms, as these kind of <condition n=\"39\">small Worms</condition>\r\n            <lb />Lodge in <bodypart n=\"53\">the Rectum</bodypart> <treatment n=\"8\">Injections of salt water and oyle</treatment> were repeated without\r\n            <lb />any good Effect nor did any more make their appearance, <bodypart n=\"73\">Her whole right\r\n            <lb />side</bodypart> is now evidently affected and <symptom n=\"57\">is constantly in motion</symptom>, I thought then\r\n            <lb />I would try the <treatment n=\"3\">Effects of Electricity</treatment> she received about a dozen moderate shocks\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />but without the least good Effect. This much I beg leave to Inform\r\n            <lb />you and I hope the steps hitherto taken will meet with your Approbation\r\n            <lb />I beg also to remark to you that she never had any Complaint in her Lifetime\r\n            <lb />before, I shall be glade to have your Opinion of her Case when she returns\r\n            <lb />and your directions as to her treatment with regard to medicines Diet &amp;ce\r\n            <lb />I am with regard\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Your Most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t.</sup> humble serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient humble servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Lionel Campbell</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Campbellt<sup>n.</sup></abbr><expan>Campbelltown</expan></choice> 10<sup>th.</sup> Agust\r\n                <lb />1783\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Eden<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edenburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Campbell\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> Miss Campbell\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Aug<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 1783\r\n                <lb />V. XV. p. 239. 243.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2299, 11, '2014-11-29 11:22:55', 28),
(2594, NULL, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n        <opener>\r\n            <salute>Dear Sir</salute> <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 18<sup>th</sup> August 1783</dateline>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        <head>Miss Campbell of Saddle</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have had the favour of yours by your\r\n            <lb />Sister M<sup>rs.</sup> Campbell and jointly with D<sup>r.</sup> Monro\r\n            <lb />and M<sup>r.</sup> <choice><abbr>Alex<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Alexander</expan></choice> Wood have attentively considered\r\n            <lb />you Nieces Case.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />We are quite agreed in opinion that the\r\n            <lb />case is simply <condition n=\"40\">a ChorÅ“a</condition> or as it has been comÂ¬\r\n            <lb />monly called <condition n=\"40\">the ChorÅ“a Sancti Viti.</condition> It may\r\n            <lb />be aggravated by the irritation of <bodypart n=\"3\">teeth</bodypart> or <condition n=\"39\">worms</condition>\r\n            <lb />but it often arives without any irritation at\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"above\">the same</add> <del>any</del> period if less as it has done in this youn\r\n            <lb />Lady and in her case we dont find any clear\r\n            <lb />evidence of <symptom n=\"78\">peculiar irritation</symptom> though at the\r\n            <lb />same time in advising for her as you will\r\n            <lb />find presently we shall not lose insight of\r\n            <lb />the possibility of some <symptom n=\"78\">concurring irritation</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />We are of opinion that the Case may\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />be as many other of the like kind have been Cured\r\n            <lb />by <action n=\"29\">tonic remedies.</action> The chief of which are <ingredient n=\"1\">PeruÂ¬\r\n            <lb />vian Bark</ingredient> and Cold bathing. For the use of the\r\n            <lb />first I have here inclosed a Prescription which\r\n            <lb />we hope will answer the purpose and for the\r\n            <lb />other we need not offer you particular direcÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tions. When the Young Lady can be near enough\r\n            <lb />to the Sea she may take a Bath in it three\r\n            <lb />times a week and especially when the state of\r\n            <lb />the tide allows her to take it in the morning\r\n            <lb />or an hour before Dinner, or at least two or\r\n            <lb />three hours after breakfast. Whilst the season\r\n            <lb />continues moderate we would prefer the Sea\r\n            <lb />Bathing but if either it is not convenient for\r\n            <lb />her to be near the Sea or that the season does\r\n            <lb />not render it proper we think she may\r\n            <lb />employ fresh water within doors. For this\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />too we do not think that immersion is necessary\r\n            <lb />but that she may employ either <treatment n=\"54\">a Shower Bath</treatment>\r\n            <lb />or may have water poured from hand <unclear>basens</unclear>\r\n            <lb />upon <bodypart n=\"1\">her head</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"11\">Shoulders</bodypart> when she sits\r\n            <lb />naked on a stool wet in a common washing tub\r\n            <lb />By these remedies of <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> and Cold bathing\r\n            <lb />we hope she may be very soon recovered but if\r\n            <lb />we should <add place=\"above\">be</add> in any ways disappointed in this\r\n            <lb />let us know and we shall advise some other\r\n            <lb />remedies.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In looking into <bodypart n=\"2\">your neice\'s mouth</bodypart> we found several\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"68\">rotten stumps</condition> and <condition n=\"68\">a caries</condition> beginning <bodypart n=\"3\">in two <unclear>or</unclear> teeth</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />By any inquiry we could make we could not find any\r\n            <lb />connexion between her disease and the state of <bodypart n=\"3\">her mouth</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />but not being certain of this we thought it prudent to have\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"68\">the stumps</condition> <treatment n=\"45\">taken out</treatment> and it was accordingly done yesterday\r\n            <lb />but we do not find that either the irritation from <treatment n=\"45\">pulling\r\n            <lb />out <bodypart n=\"3\">the teeth</bodypart></treatment> or the taking them away has had any effect\r\n            <lb />on her disease. Perhaps a longer time may be necessary\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />to determine the effect of the latter circumstance and as it\r\n            <lb />happen you wil take your measures.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />With respect to <condition n=\"39\">worms</condition> we are told that <condition n=\"39\">ascarides</condition> only\r\n            <lb />have appeared but as the irritation of these is seldom consideÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rable in the system we are not ready to suppose them the\r\n            <lb />cause of <condition n=\"40\">this chorÅ“a</condition> but if at any time hereafter they\r\n            <lb />shall appear more numerous or in their effects suspicious\r\n            <lb />we give you inclosed a prescription which is commonly\r\n            <lb />very effectual\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have only to say further that a particular diet\r\n            <lb />is seldom necessary in such a case but it is always proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />per to enjoin moderation in every thing and particularly\r\n            <lb />in animal food which should indeed be given very spariingly\r\n            <lb />and <add place=\"above\">the</add> heavier indigestible things avoided altogether. In\r\n            <lb />young persons it is no less necessary to caution against\r\n            <lb />a load of vegetable food particularly of fruit and sweet\r\n            <lb />meats. Care is to be taken to avoid her being heated\r\n            <lb />be any bodily exercise but her going frequently on\r\n            <lb />horseback or in a carriage will be of service. For D<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb />Monro M<sup>r</sup> Wood and myself I am with great regard --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir Your most obedient servant</salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <head>For Miss Campbell of Saddel</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"22\">pulv. rad. valerian. silv.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">--- cort. Peruvian.</ingredient> @ â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">--- cinnamom.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"35\">Limatur. Mart. pp<sup>t.</sup></ingredient> @ Ê’j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\">Conserv. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. Simpl.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. Electuarium\r\n                    <lb />Signa <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Electuary</action> the bigness of a filbert\r\n                    <lb />to be taken two or three times a day.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take half an ounce each of <ingredient n=\"22\">powdered root of wild valerian</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"1\">powdered Peruvian bark</ingredient>, one drachm each of <ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamon powder</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"35\">Iron Filings</ingredient>, one ounce of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose Conserve</ingredient> and a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient> to make an Electuary. Label: <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Electuary</action>. The bigness of a filbert to be taken two or three times a day.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"73\">fol. rutÃ¦</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"59\">--- Saberi.</ingredient> @ Ê’j \r\n                    <lb />Aq. font. â„¥viij\r\n                    <lb />Coque ad â„¥vi et in colato solve\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"5\">AsÃ¦fÅ“tida</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s\r\n                    <lb />et iterunt colato adde\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"222\">Sal. marin.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"272\">Ol. Olivar opt.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb />et Sit <unclear>-e</unclear> en conste vesperi injeciendo et postdues.\r\n                    <lb /><del>p</del> dies repetendo.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take one ounce each of <ingredient n=\"73\">rue</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"59\">juniper leaves</ingredient> and eight ounces of Spring water. Cook down to six ounces and strain and dissolve, adding half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"5\">AsafÅ“tida</ingredient> and again strain, adding two drachms of <ingredient n=\"222\">Sea salt</ingredient> and an ounce of the best <ingredient n=\"272\">Olive Oil</ingredient>. <unclear>et Sit -e en conste</unclear> an injection in the evening and repeat after two days.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>18 Aug. 1783.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4693, 13, '2013-10-04 12:14:16', 96),
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I dare say you have\r\n            <lb/>already tried these measures &amp; I wish you had told\r\n            <lb/>me upon what occasions you had done so, what doses \r\n            <lb/>you had taken &amp; with what effects  till you tell me\r\n            <lb/>this I cannot advise you very positively. I am sorry\r\n            <lb/>to find that you have so bad an opinion of my good will \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/> \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>as to make so much Apology for Consulting me upon this\r\n            <lb/>occasion. I assure you you may write me as often as\r\n            <lb/>you please &amp; may depend upon an Answer as soon as\r\n            <lb/>I can possibly give it. I speak now only of relieving\r\n            <lb/>your <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> amp; say further that if you have found the\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> fail or are doubtful in taking it as freely\r\n            <lb/>as the <symptom n=\"7\">pains of your <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart></symptom> may seem to require you\r\n            <lb/>may try a Bolus of <ingredient n=\"38\">Salt of Hartshorn</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphire</ingredient> a <choice><abbr>gr. v.</abbr><expan>five grains</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>&amp; let me further observe that when you are to take <ingredient n=\"58\">LauÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>danum</ingredient>, you should take it if possible before the pain has\r\n            <lb/>brought on any <symptom n=\"3\">reaching</symptom> for after that has come on you\r\n            <lb/>are in danger of loosing your labour in giving anything\r\n            <lb/>by the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> &amp; therefore when a <symptom n=\"3\">reaching</symptom> comes on before\r\n            <lb/>you are aware of it or perhaps that your <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>has been repeated you must thengive it <treatment n=\"6\">by Glyster\r\n            <lb/>in a dose that is double what you would have given\r\n             <lb/>by the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>.</treatment> I need hardly observe to you that if\r\n            <lb/>the use of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> brings on <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> this must be\r\n            <lb/><illegible l=\"3\" />sued and the best means seems to me to be the\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"3\">Aleotics</ingredient> especially in a <ingredient n=\"184\">spiritus</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"58\">tincture</ingredient> such as sure\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/> \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"109\">Elixer sacrum</ingredient>. As long as your pains keep tolerably fixed\r\n            <lb/>in either your <bodypart n=\"19\">knees</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> I would let them remain\r\n            <lb/>there except in so far as a moderate dose of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>taken at bed time may give you some rest in the\r\n            <lb/>night but if they are very unsteady &amp; <symptom n=\"61\">frequently threaten\r\n                <lb/>your <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart></symptom> I may possibly advise you to a dose of 	<ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers\r\n                <lb/>Powder</ingredient> but I must first know what experience you\r\n            <lb/>have had of the use of <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> in your own constitution.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>When you have got the better of your \r\n            <lb/>present distress I have much to say to you about\r\n            <lb/>preventing returns of the like but I shall have\r\n            <lb/>time enough for that hereafter if you shall be\r\n            <lb/>pleased to give me the opportunity by a further\r\n            <lb/>and fuller information.  As I was not certain of the proper\r\n            <lb/>Address for M<sup>r.</sup> Polls I have addressed this letter to \r\n            <lb/>yourself but please make my Compliments to him and\r\n            <lb/>believe me to be\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer><salute><lb/>Dear Thomas\r\n        <lb/>Your faithful &amp; most Obedient Servant</salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        <dateline><lb/><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 23.<sup>d</sup> January\r\n        <lb/>1783</dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 701, 3, '2013-09-30 15:23:22', 121),
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I take the foundation of the whole\r\n            <lb />to be <condition n=\"65\">a Schirrosity of <bodypart n=\"94\">the Ovaria</bodypart></condition> likely to end in\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"16\">Dropsy.</condition> The various remedies employed to bring\r\n            <lb />back <condition n=\"8\">the Menses</condition> were well designed but they have\r\n            <lb />been fruitless and I would not expect benefit from\r\n            <lb />the continuance of any of them and some of them\r\n            <lb />as Cold bathing might I think do harm. The\r\n            <lb />last remedy employed, that is, <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> seems to\r\n            <lb />me the most promising and I would advise it\r\n            <lb />still to be tried in the formula prescribed below,\r\n            <lb />but let it be under the care of somebody of the\r\n            <lb />Profession who may take care that it does not\r\n            <lb />at any time go too farr It will do no service\r\n            <lb />unless continued for some length of time but when\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />it threatens to touch <bodypart n=\"2\">her mouth</bodypart> it must be interrupted\r\n            <lb />for a little but may be afterwards resumed with discretion\r\n            <lb />I expect that the medicine here prescribed will keep\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">her belly</bodypart> regular but if it does not it may be\r\n            <lb />assisted from time to time with some <action n=\"21\">gentle\r\n            <lb />laxative</action>. 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X\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"20\">Milleped. pp<sup>t</sup></ingredient> â„ˆj\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"169\">Extract. gentian.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"75\">Mucilag. G. Arabic.</ingredient> q. s. ut massa dividenda\r\n                    <lb />in pil. â„– XX\r\n                    <lb />Signa <action n=\"33\">Aperient Pills</action> one to be taken every night and\r\n                    <lb />morning\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take one scruple of <ingredient n=\"25\">dried Squill Root</ingredient>, ten grains of <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient>, one scruple of <ingredient n=\"20\">Millipedes</ingredient>, half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"169\">Extract of gentian</ingredient> and enough muscilage of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient> to make a mass to be divided into twenty pills. Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient Pills</action>. 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And shewing me his Answer.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I propose being at home on tuesday evening, &amp;\r\n            <lb />will call on you on Wednesday forenoon.- In\r\n            <lb />the meantime I am with the Most Sincere <unclear>esteem</unclear>\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />You Most Obliged <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Geo: Mackenzie</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />Arbigland\r\n                <lb />19<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Aug<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 1780.\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1899, 3, '2014-12-26 11:33:50', 163);
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It is at length put upon me to give it and I shall\r\n            <lb />very willingly do it as well as I can.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am sorry to find that Lord Dalziel has not recoveÂ¬\r\n            <lb />red in the country so fast as I expected but I am not much\r\n            <lb />surprized at it as his constitution had received such a shock\r\n            <lb />as could not be recovered but in some length of time and as\r\n            <lb />the weather ever since his Lordship went to the country\r\n            <lb />has been extreamly unfavorable and as I perceive by his\r\n            <lb />Lordships own account has prevented riding which I conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sidered as a principal remedy. Tho His Lordship hasnt\r\n            <lb />yet been much better for either the regimen or remedies\r\n            <lb />prescribed I <illegible w=\"6\"/> <add place=\"above\">thing</add>\r\n            <lb />give M<sup>r</sup> Wood <illegible w=\"6\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />had before. There may possible be some <condition n=\"3\">gouty disposition</condition>\r\n            <lb />in Lord Dalziels Carnwath constitution, and possibly there\r\n            <lb />may be some <condition n=\"43\">Scorbutic taint</condition> in his <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> but neither of these\r\n            <lb />circumstances appear to me so clearly at present as to lead\r\n            <lb />me to take any measures with respect to them, and tho they\r\n            <lb />were more evident than they are I should not think it proper\r\n            <lb />at present to do any thing till the more evident faults of\r\n            <lb />his Lordships constitution are mended. These I think are\r\n            <lb />in general <symptom n=\"31\">laxity</symptom> and <symptom n=\"54\">debility</symptom> and the most promising --\r\n            <lb />means <add place=\"above\">for mending these</add>in our opinion are these we have already proposed.\r\n            <lb />Let My Lord therefore persist in his regimen very strictly, &amp;\r\n            <lb />after a week or two\'s intermission let his Lordship take the\r\n            <lb />Electuary &amp; Drops <add place=\"above\">again</add> for two or three weeks and we hope when\r\n            <lb />the advance of the Season admits of proper exercise and cold\r\n            <lb />bathing he shall be quite well. With most respectfull CompliÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ments to Lord Dalziel and all the family at Kirkmichael --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am with great regard Sir your most obedient servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 540, 14, '2013-08-20 09:55:11', 42),
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Seek Company and Amusement.\r\n            <lb />take a few Glasses of Wine, but never approach \r\n            <lb />to the least intoxication. - Avoid frequent comÂ¬\r\n            <lb />munication with your Wife as I suspect too\r\n            <lb />early Venery has been a cheif cause of <choice><abbr>y<sup>r</sup> comp<sup>ts.</sup></abbr><expan>your complaints</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Cold bathing you say does not agree with you &amp;\r\n            <lb />at this occasion not to be tried but in a way not\r\n            <lb />convenient for you; but in Summer I think you\r\n            <lb />may try it -- your Diet, of Middle kind --\r\n            <lb />much Animal food would load your <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> &amp;\r\n            <lb />much Vegetables would disorder it. Milk\r\n            <lb />very proper for a great part of your Diet if\r\n            <lb />you digest it well - Drink Water alone\r\n            <lb />Avoiding all Malt Liquors. The only <choice><abbr>Med</abbr><expan>Medicine</expan></choice> I\r\n            <lb />can advise is the following\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"129\">Tinct. Mart.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"136\">Aromatic.</ingredient> @ â„¥j Cap. gutt <unclear>xxi.xxx</unclear> ex Aq.\r\n                    <lb />Cyatho. bis vel ter in die --\r\n                    <lb />Streng<sup>g.</sup> <del>Infus</del> Drops. To be cont<sup>d</sup> only for two or three weeks\r\n                    <lb />&amp; after some intermission return to them again &amp; so on\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take an ounce each of <ingredient n=\"129\">Tincture of Mars</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"136\">Aromatics</ingredient>. \r\n                    Take <unclear>31.33</unclear> in a small measure of Water twice or thrice a day.\r\n                    Strengthening Drops. To be continued only for two or three weeks and after some intermission return to them again and so on\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 7. 1778.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4348, 2, '2013-10-14 10:38:04', 55),
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If upon getting to London\r\n            <lb />he can find a Ship bound to Marseilles or any place\r\n            <lb />near to it ready to Sail and offering good accomodaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion he may still enter upon that Voyage and even\r\n            <lb />may find benefit from the length of it or in the\r\n            <lb />second place if upon his going to London he can\r\n            <lb />immediately find a<del>s</del> French or an English Servant\r\n            <lb />who has the French language who can therefore\r\n            <lb />supply his want of it and is willing to Travel\r\n            <lb />with him to Marseilles he may immediately\r\n            <lb />set out and travel thither by land and if he\r\n            <lb />takes sufficient care to avoid cold and fatigue\r\n            <lb />he may find almost as much benefit by the\r\n            <lb />Journey as he would have done by the Voyage\r\n       \r\n            \r\n         <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Upon either of these conditions he may take his\r\n            <lb />course to Marseilles but if he cannot in one way\r\n            <lb />or other be accomodated properly and immediately\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"above\">for this</add> he must think of going to Lisbon and may probably\r\n            <lb />very soon get a Passage for it from London and\r\n            <lb />by going to Falmouth he can always get the\r\n            <lb />Packet<note>A \'packet-boat\' was a ship sailing a regular route between ports, originally for carrying mail, but latterly goods and passengers.</note> immediately.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />This is the chief part of the opinion and advice\r\n            <lb />that I have to offer and for what else is necessary\r\n            <lb />he seems already to have received very proper\r\n            <lb />directions particularly with respect to diet but\r\n            <lb />this subject minds me to say that if <choice><abbr>Cap<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Captain</expan></choice> Wilkie\r\n            <lb />enters upon a Voyage from London to Marseilles\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"above\">or even to Lisbon</add> he must take care to lay in a stock of Provisions\r\n            <lb />suitable to himself and it will not be different\r\n            <lb />to do as it may consist entirely of Grain and fruit\r\n            <lb />and he is only to provide as great a variety of\r\n       \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />each as can be conveniently had and stored up and the\r\n            <lb />only addition to the grain and fruit that can be neÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cessary for him is some Portable Soup to make now\r\n            <lb />and then a little weak broth.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The <treatment n=\"11\">issue in his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart></treatment> is to be continued till\r\n            <lb />all pain of his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"73\">sides</bodypart> ceases to return\r\n            <lb />and if any pain returns with any violence\r\n            <lb />into a new part he should have a <treatment n=\"4\">fresh blister</treatment>\r\n            <lb />applied upon it. If I have any observation\r\n            <lb />to make on the Practice hitherto employed it\r\n            <lb />is that the Gentleman have been rather sparing\r\n            <lb />of the Captains <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> and if still his symptoms\r\n            <lb />should occurr with any violence I would advise\r\n            <lb />some <treatment n=\"1\">blood, never a great deal at once, to be\r\n            <lb />taken from his <bodypart n=\"12\">Arms</bodypart></treatment>. I have only one other\r\n            <lb />remedy to suggest and that is <treatment n=\"9\">Vomiting</treatment> which,\r\n            <lb />practiced, although in as gentle a manner as\r\n            <lb />possible, may I think be of service in all his\r\n            <lb />complaints and if he finds it <unclear>so prove</unclear> as may be frequently\r\n            <lb />practiced\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 11<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1783\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4728, 3, '2014-02-17 16:54:01', 58),
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He should make his whole\r\n            <lb />journey before dinner if this should even be late.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Take light suppers &amp; go early to bed.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Guard against cold &amp; therefore be always well\r\n            <lb />covered, in his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> especially. Never let\r\n            <lb />down a side glass unless absolutely necessary &amp; then\r\n            <lb />do not sit next to it. Warm beds &amp; dry linnen -      \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Diet: for breakfast tea &amp; coffee are improper &amp;\r\n            <lb />he had better take either Cocoa tea or a weak choÂ¬\r\n            <lb />colate or if he digest milk easily, this with an\r\n            <lb />equal part of water well sweetened with sugar\r\n            <lb />&amp; with two or three teaspoonfuls of brandy or rum\r\n            <lb />in it may do for breakfast. Butter toast improper\r\n            <lb />but a little butter to dry toast allowable.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At dinner any plain solid meat he likes &amp; make \r\n            <lb />up his meal with a bason of plain light soup\r\n            <lb />without any vegetable in it. He may also take some\r\n            <lb />light bread pudding without any fruit in it. Sparing\r\n            <lb />of roots or greens till his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> is better &amp; the\r\n            <lb />season of summer -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>   \r\n            <lb />A little dry toast with negus may be enough\r\n            <lb />for supper unless he finds a demand, when however\r\n            <lb />it should be very light.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>   \r\n            <lb />Drink - water or with a little strong wine in\r\n            <lb />it but must avoid all wine if his <symptom n=\"48\"><bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> is at any\r\n            <lb />time disposed to acidity</symptom>, &amp; take spirits &amp; water.\r\n            <lb />He should take a little strong drink at dinner &amp;\r\n            <lb />when his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> is tolerably firm it may be red\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\"/> or madera; but the weak wines are not safe\r\n       <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />&amp; indeed no kind of wine when his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> is in any way\r\n            <lb />disordered, when his strong or weak drink must be\r\n            <lb />spirits &amp; water. 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If <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"62\"><choice><abbr>inflammat.</abbr><expan>inflammation</expan></choice> still increase</symptom> <treatment n=\"30\">purge gently</treatment>\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"24\">Senna tea</ingredient> but moderate &amp; not frequent.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>If in spite of these &amp;cc. <treatment n=\"4\">a blister behind one or both \r\n                <lb/><bodypart n=\"7\">ears</bodypart></treatment> but heal it up in course, for a perpetual 	<treatment n=\"11\">issue</treatment> both\r\n            <lb/>very troublesome &amp; less effectual <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"4\">fresh <choice><abbr>blister<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>blistering</expan></choice></treatment>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> April 28. 1776</dateline>\r\n            <signed>WC</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3806, 3, '2013-11-29 15:52:30', 69);
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I think <ingredient n=\"3\" t=\"1\">the aloetic tinÂ¬\r\n    <lb /><supplied>ctu</supplied>re</ingredient> a safer medicine but even that may be pushed to excess but\r\n        <lb />you can by the moderate use of that keep <bodypart n=\"88\">the bile</bodypart> within \r\n        <lb /><supplied>bo</supplied>unds I would prefer it to <action n=\"14\">frequent emetics</action>. D<sup>r</sup> Whites <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Bark\r\n        <lb /><supplied>ti</supplied>ncture</ingredient> if it sits tolerably well on <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart> may be an useÂ¬\r\n    <lb /><supplied>fu</supplied>ull medicine at times but I am certain that the long contiÂ¬\r\n        <lb /><supplied>nu</supplied>ed use of it may instead of supporting the tone of <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart>\r\n    <lb /><supplied>des</supplied>troy it. I believe that D<sup>r</sup> White did himself harm by it,\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />and I always advise my patients never to take it for more than a\r\n        <lb />fortnight or three weeks at one time.<note>In the letter to which Cullen is responding (Document ID:2007), Ligertwood had reported using a \'tincture of the bark\' according to the formula found in Robert Whytt, <i>Observations on the Nature, Causes, and Cure Of those Disorders which have been commonly called Nervous, Hypochondriac, or Hysteric: to which are prefixed some remarks on the sympathy of the nerves</i> (Edinburgh: 1765), p. 337. Cullen would have known Robert  Whytt (1714-1766)\r\nas a colleague when the former was Professor of Medicine in Edinburgh University and one-time President of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh.</note> I would willingly think that\r\n        <lb />the cold bath and riding should serve you without medicine and\r\n        <lb />at least that you should use as little of the latter as you possibly\r\n        <lb />can. For the month of June &amp; part of July I would have <add place=\"above\">you</add> go to PeterÂ¬\r\n        <lb />head, bath in the sea every morning, drink after it from a muchkin\r\n        <lb />to a chopin of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"8\">the mineral water</ingredient> &amp; for the rest of the day to ride as\r\n        <lb />much as you conveniently can. If you find <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"8\">the Peterhead water</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />agree with you I would advise you to spend the month of September\r\n        <lb />at Spaw in Germany &amp; I am perswaded that <ingredient n=\"12\">these courses of miÂ¬\r\n        <lb />neral waters</ingredient> will be of very great service both to your body &amp; mind</p>\r\n<p><lb />With regard to Diet I must think that your own experience\r\n        <lb />has given you a great deal of instruction. It is enough for me to say\r\n        <lb />that your diet should neither be very full nor very low. You should\r\n        <lb />not live entirely on vegetables but that you should be moderate both\r\n        <lb />in the quantity and quality of animal food. In drinking you\r\n        <lb />should avoid all kinds of malt liquor and in Wine you should be\r\n        <lb />very temperate. I am very doubtfull of Milks agreeing with\r\n        <lb />you but there is no hazard in the trial and if it does agree\r\n        <lb />is a very proper part of your diet either in the morning or a\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />night. If you should not find the plain Cows milk digest easily I\r\n    <lb />am pretty certain that always mixing with it an equal part of thin\r\n    <lb />water gruel &amp; sweetening the whole very well with sugar; it will digest\r\n    <lb />very well.</p>\r\n<p><lb />When your Essay is finished I shall be obliged to you for a sight\r\n    <lb />of it. I am with entire regard</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>Dear Sir\r\n    <lb />your most obedient humble servant</salute>\r\n        <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 5<sup>th</sup> May\r\n            <lb /><u>1781</u>\r\n        </dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 129, 3, '2014-02-22 17:17:30', 106),
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I am therefore clear that there <illegible w=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />for his staying longer here but in going away he has <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n        <lb />that I should give you my own and M<sup>r</sup> Bells opin<supplied>ion</supplied> <illegible w=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />Case and of the best manner of treating it, and tho <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n        <lb />necessary I shall comply with his request.</p>\r\n<p><lb />I think it is pretty evident that his ailment <supplied>depends</supplied>\r\n        <lb />upon some affection <symptom n=\"176\">some compression rather than <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n    <lb />of the lower part of <bodypart n=\"36\">the medulla spinalis</bodypart></symptom>. What <illegible w=\"1\" /> \r\n        <lb />the nature of <symptom n=\"176\">this compression</symptom> I find it difficult to <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n        <lb />therefore our trials to remove it must be general or <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n        <lb />at random. It appears that before he came here <illegible w=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />of stimulus had been tried and with so little <unclear>success</unclear>\r\n        <lb />there was no temptation to renew the trials. I found <supplied>that</supplied>\r\n    <lb /><treatment n=\"3\">the only <action n=\"28\">stimulus</action> untried was Electricity</treatment> and I thought <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n    <lb />was very good reason to try this both as <action n=\"28\">the most <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n    <lb />stimulus</action> to <bodypart n=\"47\">the nervous system</bodypart> and as a powerfull <illegible w=\"2\" />\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <lb /><unclear>I may</unclear> so speak, to <bodypart n=\"57\">the sanguiferous</bodypart>. We have accordingly set\r\n        <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> is but the imperfection of our apparatus and especially\r\n        <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> <supplied>moi</supplied>sture of the weather made us lose a great deal of time\r\n    <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> I am of opinion that it is only by <treatment n=\"3\">a long continuance\r\n        <lb /><supplied>of the</supplied> Electricity</treatment> that much benefit is to be expected I am clear\r\n        <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> trials that may be decisive have yet been made and\r\n        <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> that they ought still <add place=\"above\">to</add> be continued for a long time to\r\n        <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" />. he is now provided with a tolerable apparatus and his\r\n        <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> sufficiently acquainted with the management of it\r\n        <lb /><unclear>so that</unclear> it may be continued and I advise it to be continued\r\n        <lb /><unclear>for a</unclear> month to come without interruption. I would have it\r\n    <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> to <bodypart n=\"52\">the lower extremities</bodypart>, but applied to the different\r\n    <lb /><unclear>parts of</unclear> these <treatment n=\"3\">at first in moderate shocks many times reÂ¬\r\n        <lb /><supplied>peated</supplied> but afterwards in stronger shocks in fewer number</treatment>.\r\n        <lb /><supplied>From the</supplied> trials made here there is some appearance of amendÂ¬\r\n    <lb /><supplied>ment</supplied> he retains his urine longer and <bodypart n=\"149\">the sphincter</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"53\">Ani</bodypart>\r\n        <lb /><unclear>does not</unclear> yield so quickly as before and so far as can be judged\r\n    <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> <illegible l=\"3\" />ll differences he moves <bodypart n=\"51\">his limbs</bodypart> better. One reÂ¬\r\n        <lb />markable change to be observed is <add place=\"above\">his</add> having within these eight\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <lb />days had natural stools and <symptom n=\"31\">once in that time a little\r\n        <lb />looseness</symptom>. Whether this last has <add place=\"above\">been</add> owing to <symptom n=\"48\">any indigestion</symptom>\r\n        <lb />is uncertain or whether his natural stools have been\r\n    <lb />owing to <ingredient n=\"101\">the Guiacum</ingredient> I am to mention presently is also\r\n        <lb />uncertain but I think it possible that both may have been\r\n    <lb />owing to <treatment n=\"3\">the Electricity</treatment> as I have known such effects from\r\n    <lb />it in other cases and in <treatment n=\"3\">the first trials of medical ElectriÂ¬\r\n    <lb />city</treatment> which were made by Jallabert of Geneva<note>The Swiss physician Jean Jallabert (1712-1768), who published his <i>Experiences sur L\'ElectricitÃ©</i> in 1748.</note><symptom n=\"31\">a violent\r\n        <lb />diarrhea</symptom> was produced by it. Let this therefore be attended\r\n        <lb />to both for general Information and for the more proper\r\n        <lb />conduct of M<sup>r</sup> Gordon himself. I have nothing further\r\n    <lb />to say on the subject of <treatment n=\"3\">his Electricity</treatment> but this that if he\r\n        <lb />goes on to recover under the use of it he should continue\r\n        <lb />in the use of it pretty constantly for even months to come\r\n        <lb />without tampering with any other remedy but if in a\r\n        <lb />month hence his recovery shall not be considerable I\r\n        <lb />would lay it aside for a week to observe what difference\r\n        <lb />that occasions and if it does <add place=\"above\">not</add> make any one way or other\r\n        <lb />I would lay it aside for a longer time and try the effects\r\n        <lb />of warm bathing and to ascertain these properly I would\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    <lb />try this remedy at least at first separately from <treatment n=\"3\">the ElecÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tricity</treatment>. The warm bathing may be tried by immersion in\r\n        <lb />water a little warmer than the human heat and at least\r\n        <lb />this after one or two trials and this will be the safer if the\r\n    <lb />immersion no further <add place=\"above\">higher</add> than to <bodypart n=\"108\">the waist</bodypart>. This may be tried\r\n        <lb />two or three times a week but I must say that I do not exÂ¬\r\n        <lb />pect so much from immersion as I do from a douche without\r\n        <lb />any immersion at least before it. 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This practice repeated two or three <del>weeks</del> times\r\n        <lb />a week will soon shew what is to be expected from it and\r\n        <lb />whether to be continued <treatment n=\"3\">with or without Electricity</treatment> your\r\n        <lb />observation &amp; good judgement will determine.</p>\r\n<p><lb />These are <add place=\"above\">the</add> remedies which I think we must depend\r\n        <lb />upon but at same time I woud not entirely renounce\r\n    <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <lb />some internal medicine and what seems the most proÂ¬\r\n    <lb />mising to me is <ingredient n=\"101\">the Gum Guaiac</ingredient> both as <action n=\"28\">a stimulus to the\r\n        <lb />whole system</action> and <action n=\"28\">a stimulus</action> to <bodypart n=\"69\">the Intestines</bodypart>. He has accorÂ¬\r\n        <lb />dingly been under the use of this for some time here and the\r\n        <lb />formula employed will be inclosed here.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />When M<sup>r</sup> Gordon needed <action n=\"21\">a laxative medicine</action> we emÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ployed <ingredient n=\"28\">the Oleum ricini</ingredient> according to a formula, also here\r\n        <lb />inclosed.</p>\r\n  <p><lb />Tho no great nicety is required some attention may be\r\n        <lb />proper to be given to his diet. To this purpose some directions\r\n        <lb />have been put into M<sup>r</sup> Gordons own hands and as you\r\n        <lb />will have access to these I think upon a double account it\r\n        <lb />is not necessary to say any thing of them here.</p>\r\n<p><lb />It is almost as superfluous to say that when M<sup>r</sup> Gordon\r\n        <lb />is in the country he should be in the fresh air in his carriage\r\n        <lb />as often as his other remedies and the state of the weather\r\n    <lb />will allow of. <treatment n=\"37\">Friction also is a remedy still to be\r\n        <lb />employed</treatment> and particularly when the douche is employed\r\n    <lb />it may be proper <treatment n=\"39\">with a coarse towel dipt in very warm\r\n        <lb />water to rub down <bodypart n=\"51\">his limbs</bodypart> very diligently</treatment>.</p>\r\n    <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n   <p><lb />If I did not think <add place=\"above\">it</add> incumbent on me without regard to\r\n        <lb />you to say every thing that might be proper to many others\r\n        <lb />I should not say that nothing can be more hurtfull to M<sup>r</sup>\r\n       <lb />G. than cold coming at <bodypart n=\"52\">the lower extremities</bodypart> and therefore\r\n        <lb />at all times but particularly when he is in a carriage preÂ¬\r\n        <lb />cautions are to be taken against it.</p>\r\n <p><lb />I hope I have now said every thing I can recollect as\r\n        <lb />any ways necessary and have only to add that whenever\r\n        <lb />you can think that I can in any way be farther usefull\r\n        <lb />you may freely command me who am always fond of\r\n        <lb />your correspondence and am always most entirely and\r\n        <lb />sincerely</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>Dear John Yours &amp;c â€“â€“â€“â€“</salute>\r\n        <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 10<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb /><u>1781</u></dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 195, 11, '2015-03-26 16:39:54', 163),
(2607, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c208\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:208] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch) / Regarding: Mr Gilbert Gordon (Collector Gordon; of Halleaths and Lochmaben) (Patient) / 27 September 1781 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Marianne Gilchrist</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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I am indeed exceedingly wilÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ling to answer M<sup>rs</sup> Gordons letter and all the many questions\r\n        <lb />she puts in it but from several considerations I think it necesÂ¬\r\n        <lb />sary to address my answer to you. I can more easily explain myÂ¬\r\n        <lb />self to you than I could to her and in several particulars I must\r\n        <lb />leave much to your discretion. It appears from her accounts\r\n      <lb />that <treatment n=\"3\">the electricity advised and very fully executed</treatment> has been of\r\n        <lb />some service with respect to his stools and urine but it has not\r\n      <lb />been as we particularly expected of any service to <condition n=\"31\">the motion of\r\n      <lb /><bodypart n=\"51\">his limbs</bodypart></condition>. It is possible that <treatment n=\"3\">a longer continuance of the ElecÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tricity</treatment> might still answer the purpose but I am not sufficientÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ly confident in this to urge that measure alone upon persons\r\n        <lb />whom we must allow to be justly impatient of the present situÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ation. In such a case I know that most physicians and espeÂ¬\r\n        <lb />cially the Bystanders would urge the going to Bath and if\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />they did I could not oppose it. But I believe that with a\r\n        <lb />little pains we can do every thing at home that Bath can\r\n        <lb />do, and the expense of going there is very heavy on a moderate\r\n        <lb />fortune. I therefore told M<sup>r</sup> &amp; M<sup>rs</sup> Gordon when they left that\r\n      <lb />that if <treatment n=\"3\">the Electricity</treatment> did not do what we expected that I\r\n        <lb />would advise warm bathing and now M<sup>rs</sup> Gordons letter calls\r\n        <lb />upon me for this purpose and produces this letter to you.</p>\r\n  <p><lb />If you approve of it therefore let a proper bathing tub\r\n        <lb />be provided of the oval kind not very deep in which he can\r\n    <lb />sit with his lower parts and his body <bodypart n=\"90\">above the navel</bodypart> imÂ¬\r\n        <lb />mersed in the water, let him have a stool &amp; cushion to sit on\r\n    <lb />with something to rest <bodypart n=\"13\">his elbows</bodypart> upon, that with all this he\r\n        <lb />may sit at ease for the due length of time. Let the bath be\r\n        <lb />regulated if possible by a thermometer and at first a little\r\n        <lb />under the human heat but by degrees to a good deal above\r\n    <lb />it, for I take the natural Bath waters to be often used at\r\n      <lb />several degrees above 100 of <choice><abbr>Fahrenh</abbr><expan>Fahrenheit</expan></choice>. In the same manner\r\n        <lb />as with respect to the heat let the continuance in the Bath\r\n        <lb />be carried from a short time to a longer taking care that \r\n      <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />when he is to sit long in the bath that the heat of it be\r\n        <lb />kept up either by covering up the bathing tub or by pouring\r\n        <lb />in some warm water into the bath. This bathing may at\r\n        <lb />first be practised every second or third day but afterwards\r\n        <lb />more frequently as he bears it. The best time of the day in\r\n        <lb />my opinion is about six of the evening or at least three or\r\n        <lb />four hours before he goes to bed but keeping to his chamber\r\n        <lb />for the rest of the evening after bathing. After using the\r\n        <lb />bath for some days if it does not seem to have all the effects\r\n        <lb />you wish for I should not be averse to his going in to blanÂ¬\r\n    <lb />kets after his coming out of the bath and <treatment n=\"25\">letting <bodypart n=\"51\">his limbs</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />sweat for two or three hours</treatment>. Whilst M<sup>r</sup> Gordon is\r\n        <lb />practising Bathing in the manner mentioned he should\r\n        <lb />also employ the Douche or what may be analogous to\r\n        <lb />pumping. For this you may employ an ordinary waterÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ing can taking off the Arrosoir and by pouring from\r\n        <lb />the pipe of this held at a proper height above the part\r\n        <lb />you may give the douche what force you please and the\r\n        <lb />quantity may be one or two fulls of can as you shall\r\n      <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <lb />think proper. This douche should be employed pretty\r\n    <lb />warm and poured especially upon <bodypart n=\"59\">the loins</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"91\">os Sacrum</bodypart> &amp;\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"62\">haunches</bodypart> and the proper time of using it is I think imÂ¬\r\n        <lb />mediately before he is to go into the bath.</p>\r\n  <p><lb />While these remedies are employed he may still conÂ¬\r\n    <lb />tinue to employ <treatment n=\"3\">the Electricity</treatment> in the forenoon and <ingredient n=\"101\" t=\"3\">the\r\n        <lb />guaiac Solution</ingredient> at night and then we <add place=\"above\">shall</add> have all our remedies\r\n        <lb />conjoined and I pray earnestly that they may be effectual</p>\r\n  <p><lb />I am sensible that a great deal of what I have written\r\n        <lb />is superfluous to you but I desire to shew the family at\r\n        <lb />Halleaths that I am very willing to do my duty to them.\r\n        <lb />You will please let them know this and communicate\r\n        <lb />the whole or what part of this you think proper. If M<sup>rs</sup>\r\n        <lb />Gordon has still any questions to put I am sure you\r\n        <lb />can answer them. With respectfull Compliments to her\r\n        <lb />&amp;c. I am ever</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>Dear John most sincerely Yours.</salute>\r\n    <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 27<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />1781 â€“â€“</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 208, 2, '2013-08-27 14:11:14', 130),
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The pains\r\n        <lb />he has had and in some measure still has in <bodypart n=\"89\">some\r\n        <lb />joints</bodypart> may have been usefull, and no application\r\n        <lb />should be made to put them away, but they have\r\n        <lb />been too vague, incompleat and transitory to give him\r\n        <lb />good health, and I am afraid that this will not be\r\n        <lb />established till <condition n=\"3\">a more compleat fit of the gout</condition> shall\r\n        <lb />come to <bodypart n=\"52\">his lower extremities</bodypart>. â€“\r\n    </p>\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />This however it is very difficult to procure by our\r\n        <lb />art, and we can only do it by a proper regimen to put th<supplied>e</supplied>\r\n        <lb />general system in such a good condition, as to allow\r\n        <lb />the operations of nature to have their proper course.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />The fundamental article of this regimen is\r\n        <lb />proper exercise, and without this I know from much\r\n        <lb />experience that everything else will have little effect.\r\n        <lb />Walking moderately on dry ground and in dry weather\r\n        <lb />is allowable, but it requires discretion, for much walking\r\n        <lb />so as <symptom n=\"70\">either to bruise <bodypart n=\"24\">the feet</bodypart></symptom> <symptom n=\"9\">or fatigue the body</symptom>, is more\r\n        <lb />ready to put off than to bring on <condition n=\"3\">the gout</condition>. Of all other\r\n        <lb />exercises going on horseback is the best, but in this\r\n        <lb />case <symptom n=\"23\">the weakness of <bodypart n=\"1\">the head</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart></symptom> and especially\r\n        <lb />the present state of the season hardly allows of riding,\r\n        <lb />for <symptom n=\"20\">any chillness of <bodypart n=\"52\">the lower extremities</bodypart></symptom> might be very \r\n        <lb />hurtfull. At present therefore M<sup>r</sup> Gordon must\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />employ his Carriage, which may be a tolerable security\r\n        <lb />in all sort of weather. In this exercise he should be\r\n        <lb />very assiduous hardly missing a day, to go at least a dozen\r\n        <lb />miles and frequently between twenty and thirty. At\r\n        <lb />a better season for securing his diligence and perseverÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ance I should advise some length of journey but at\r\n        <lb />present I think he will be safest in his own bed. It\r\n        <lb />will always be best for him to set out by times in the\r\n        <lb />morning upon a slight breakfast or no breakfast, and\r\n        <lb />at the end of a moderate stage to take a better breakfast\r\n        <lb />rest an hour or a little more and return home to \r\n        <lb />dinner tho this should be a little late. This avoids\r\n        <lb />exercise upon <bodypart n=\"46\">a full stomach</bodypart> which might do harm\r\n        <lb />and if properly executed may answer the purpose of a\r\n        <lb />journey. â€“â€“\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />It is of the utmost consequence for M<sup>r</sup> Gordon\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <lb />to avoid cold and therefore every occasion of its being applied\r\n        <lb />He should be always warmly cloathed and in the Carriage\r\n        <lb />his special care should be of <bodypart n=\"24\">his feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />With respect to diet a full one would certainly be\r\n        <lb />hurtfull but a very low one would perhaps be more\r\n        <lb />so. Every day at dinner he should take a little solid\r\n        <lb />meat of any plain kind he likes best, but make up\r\n        <lb />his meal with plain soup and bread and with some\r\n        <lb />kind of pudding. A little bit of vegetables may be allowed\r\n        <lb />but he should not take them largely. He should take\r\n        <lb />no animal food at supper and some kind of milk meat\r\n        <lb />is the most proper. At breakfast both tea and coffee\r\n        <lb />are improper and he may take cocoa or weak\r\n        <lb />chocolate, or as at supper milk with pottage or\r\n        <lb />bread.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Malt liquor of all kinds and particularly small\r\n        <lb />beer I think improper, and for ordinary draught\r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <lb />I would prefer plain water, but if it shall appear\r\n        <lb />that this increases <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>, let him take one part\r\n        <lb />of good porter with two parts of water and in this way \r\n        <lb />I hope that half a muchkin of porter with a\r\n        <lb />muchkin of water will be sufficient for a meal, or\r\n        <lb />if it should not let him put three parts of water to\r\n        <lb />one of porter. â€“\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Two or three glasses of wine at dinner or after it\r\n        <lb />every day is very proper, and it should not be of Claret\r\n        <lb />Hock, French white wine, or other small bodied\r\n        <lb />Wine, but should be red Port, Madeira, or very good\r\n        <lb />Sherry. I hope the quantity proposed will prove safe\r\n        <lb />but if he should find it <symptom n=\"21\">either to heat him</symptom> or touch\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">his head</bodypart> in the smallest degree, the quantity must\r\n        <lb />be lessened, or perhaps even then diluted with water.\r\n        <lb />if every kind of wine should be disagreeable he \r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n        <lb />may take a little Tody, but Punch, that is to say wit<supplied>h</supplied>\r\n        <lb />souring is not safe, and I would observe here that <supplied>in</supplied>\r\n        <lb />general all acids are improper for him.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Both in view of <condition n=\"3\">his gout</condition> and his natural conÂ¬\r\n        <lb />stitution it is very necessary for him to keep <bodypart n=\"64\">his\r\n        <lb />belly</bodypart> regular, and if nature does not do this for him\r\n        <lb />he should never be <add place=\"above\">above</add> two days without taking a\r\n        <lb />medicine. For this purpose in <condition n=\"3\">a gouty case</condition> I preÂ¬\r\n        <lb />fer <ingredient n=\"101\">guaiacum</ingredient> to every other <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action>. <ingredient n=\"101\">Guaiacu<supplied>m</supplied></ingredient>\r\n        <lb />in <ingredient n=\"288\">Rum</ingredient> has been usefull to some persons and it\r\n        <lb />seems in some to cure <condition n=\"3\">the gout</condition> entirely, that is to\r\n        <lb />prevent <symptom n=\"62\">the inflammatory pains</symptom> of it, but I have\r\n        <lb />known it do so by bringing on a worse that is a\r\n        <lb />fatal disease. I cannot therefore advise it in <ingredient n=\"288\" t=\"1\">the\r\n        <lb />Rum Tincture</ingredient> but in the formula here subjoined\r\n        <lb />and taken only in the quantity necessary to keep\r\n        <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">the belly</bodypart> regular. If the dose here prescribed does not answer\r\n        <lb />it may be supplied by the use of <ingredient n=\"16\">the white mustard seed</ingredient>. \r\n        <lb />In this manner I have found it very usefull. â€“\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />In this case <action n=\"29\">Tonic remedies</action> seem to be indicated,\r\n        <lb />and might be usefull, but cold bathing while pains\r\n        <lb />are frequently attacking <bodypart n=\"52\">the extremities</bodypart>, is in no\r\n        <lb />ways admissable. If <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart> was more conÂ¬\r\n        <lb />siderably affected than it is now, <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"113\">bitters</ingredient> and\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"136\">Aromatics</ingredient> might be usefull, but while the appetite\r\n        <lb />and digestion are tolerable, I would rather let alone\r\n        <lb />these remedies. â€“ While there are pains of any kind\r\n        <lb />I suspect <symptom n=\"62\">some inflammatory disposition</symptom> to be present\r\n        <lb />which hardly agrees with <action n=\"29\">Tonics of any kind</action>, and thereÂ¬\r\n        <lb />fore I would even delay <action n=\"29\">the tonic</action> which I think the\r\n        <lb />safest, that is the <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeate medicines</ingredient>.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />Warm bathing has sometimes been usefull, but it\r\n        <lb />seems to have done no service to M<sup>r</sup> Gordon, and with\r\n        <pb n=\"8\" />\r\n        <lb />me it is an ambiguous remedy, as I have known it as\r\n        <lb />often put off as bring on <condition n=\"3\">a tendency to gout</condition>.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />If any symptoms should threaten <bodypart n=\"1\">his head</bodypart> I would\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">apply Blisters to <bodypart n=\"20\">the inside of the Calfs</bodypart> of <bodypart n=\"17\">both legs</bodypart></treatment>, but\r\n        <lb />I would not willingly do this while there are any pains\r\n        <lb />flying about or threatening <bodypart n=\"52\">the lower extremities</bodypart>. <treatment n=\"11\">A pea\r\n        <lb />Issue a little below <bodypart n=\"19\">the knee</bodypart></treatment> may be usefull but I can\r\n        <lb />hardly think it yet necessary.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"18\">The use of the flesh brush</treatment> very properly employed\r\n        <lb />at present should certainly be still continued and will\r\n        <lb />be still more usefull when the exercise I have proposed\r\n        <lb />above is joined with it.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />These are the advices I can offer to M<sup>r</sup> Gordon at present\r\n        <lb />but upon a report of the effects of these, or upon any new\r\n        <lb />occurrence, I shall be very ready and desirous to contriÂ¬\r\n        <lb />bute every thing in my power to M<sup>r</sup> Gordons relief.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        <dateline>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup> Jan<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh January</expan></choice> 21<sup>st.</sup>\r\n            <lb /><u>1782.</u>\r\n        </dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"9\" />\r\n        <head>For Lewis Gordon Esq<sup>r.</sup></head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n            <orig>\r\n                <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum. guaiac. opt.</ingredient>\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar. alb. duriss.</ingredient> @ Ê’ij\r\n                <lb />Terito simul in pulverem tenuem cui adde\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"75\">Mucilag. G. Arabic.</ingredient> crass. â„¥j\r\n                <lb />Terito iterum diligenter et paulatim affunde\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. Simplic.</ingredient>\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"24\" t=\"1\">Tinct. Senn. comp.</ingredient> @ â„¥j\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinnamom. Simpl.</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\">â€“ rosar.</ingredient> â„¥iij\r\n                <lb />â„³. Sig. <action n=\"33\">Aperient Mixture</action> a table spoonfull\r\n                <lb />or two to be taken for a dose at bedtime, shaking\r\n                <lb />the phial very well before pouring out\r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>\r\n                Take two drachms each of the <ingredient n=\"101\">best Gum guaiacum</ingredient> \r\n                and <ingredient n=\"50\">white lump Sugar</ingredient>. Grind together into a \r\n                fine powder, to which add one ounce of coarse <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic Paste</ingredient>. \r\n                Grind together thoroughly again, and gradually pour over an \r\n                ounce each of <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient> \r\n                and <ingredient n=\"24\" t=\"1\">compound Tincture of Senna</ingredient>, two \r\n                ounces of <ingredient n=\"65\">simple Cinnamon Water</ingredient> and three \r\n                ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rosewater</ingredient>. 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I go tomorrow sixty\r\n        <lb />miles to the westward so that I could not write you again for\r\n        <lb />several days to come. For the Lady you mention in the first\r\n        <lb />part of your letter I have nothing to say but applaud your\r\n        <lb />management in every respect and even to the giving <ingredient n=\"374\">the egg shell</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />which you must <add place=\"above\">not</add> despise too much. I have been told or have read\r\n        <lb />and I can\'t positively say which that Van Doeveren Professor\r\n        <lb />of practice at Leiden cures <symptom n=\"77\">the fluor albus</symptom> by large doses of\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"124\">Crabs Eyes</ingredient>. I have resolved to try it but have as yet forgot to do it.\r\n        <lb />the wonders performed by <ingredient n=\"61\"><choice><orig>Uva Ursi</orig><reg>Bearberry</reg></choice></ingredient> I impute very much to its\r\n        <lb />absorbing acids. You may think on those things till we shall\r\n        <lb />have more time to discuss them.</p>\r\n   <p><lb />With respect to M<sup>r</sup> Gordon of Halleaths I doubt much if\r\n        <lb />any remedy can be proposed with any probability but you are\r\n        <lb />right in thinking that both he and M<sup>rs</sup> Gordon should be kept\r\n        <lb />from absolute despair. What may be done to this purpose I\r\n        <lb />have not time just now to think of but I can readily agree \r\n        <lb />with you\r\n       <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />that at the proper season some excursion may be proposed and\r\n        <lb />cold <add place=\"above\">bathing</add> may certainly be tried and if done by degrees it may be\r\n        <lb />tried with great safety but on the whole of the subject of M<sup>r</sup>\r\n        <lb />Gordon there is enough of time to deliberate. Excuse my\r\n        <lb />present haste and believe me still most sincerely â€“â€“â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <closer><salute><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> John Yours &amp;c &amp;c â€“â€“</salute>\r\n    <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />6<sup>th</sup> March\r\n    <lb /><u>1782</u></dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 288, 9, '2013-08-20 18:13:28', 60),
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Of \r\n        <lb />all studies that of composing is ready to give the greatest\r\n       <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />anxiety &amp; therefore the most hazardous for M<sup>r</sup> Gillies.\r\n        <lb />But if some labour of that kind is unavoidable let it be\r\n        <lb />moderate and always done at great leisure.</p>\r\n   <p><lb />Instead of study M<sup>r</sup> Gillies should employ much of\r\n        <lb />his time in gentle exercise and that as often as the weather\r\n        <lb />allows of it in the open Air. A great deal of walking is \r\n        <lb />very allowable but it should be always at leisure and\r\n       <lb />on level ground &amp; whatever kind of walking heats him is\r\n        <lb />in danger of hurting him. The exercise which of all\r\n        <lb />others will do him most service is going in a single horse\r\n        <lb />which he drives himself. In this exercise some care is\r\n        <lb />to be taken to avoid cold and moisture, but he will\r\n        <lb />be in more danger still from travelling in the heat\r\n        <lb />of the sun. Moderate speaking is a wholsome\r\n        <lb />exercise &amp; there is no occasion for M<sup>r</sup> Gillies avoiding\r\n        <lb />moderate preaching but preaching with earnestness and\r\n        <lb />vehemence and preaching long at one time may be\r\n        <lb />exceedingly hurtfull. I would say the same of speaking\r\n        <lb />in debate &amp; with regard to this it is particularly to be\r\n       <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />observed that entering into earnest debate in a crowded\r\n        <lb />warm assembly has often brought on the ailment which\r\n        <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Gillies is threatened with, and the same is to be obserÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ved with respect to preaching in warm weather to a crowded\r\n       <lb />audience. In all situations being much heated will\r\n        <lb />be dangerous for M<sup>r</sup> Gillies.</p>\r\n <p><lb />In diet he should live low. At dinner he may take\r\n    <lb />a little animal food but it should be of the lighter \r\n    <lb />kinds and always in very moderate quantity making up\r\n    <lb />his meal with broth, pudding and vegetables. Fish of\r\n    <lb />any kind is hardly safe and the heavier kinds as Salmon\r\n    <lb />and Herring are particularly improper. At breakfast\r\n    <lb />and Supper he should take some kinds of milkmeat or\r\n    <lb />vegetables. Tea unless taken very weak is improper and\r\n    <lb />Coffee is no safer.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />For ordinary drink, if he is not <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom>, he may take\r\n        <lb />plain water but <symptom n=\"24\">if he is disposed to be costive</symptom> he should\r\n    <lb />take porter <add place=\"above\">mixed</add> with two or three parts of water. 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He never makes above an English \r\n            <lb/>pint of water in the day indeed he takes no <unclear>Ligend</unclear> but\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>four or five glasses of Madiera in the day;  He is now\r\n            <lb/>taking a <del>n,</del> <add place=\"above\">Vinous</add> <ingredient n=\"193\" t=\"19\">infusion of <ingredient n=\"193\">Burdoch</ingredient>, 	<ingredient n=\"60\">Mustard</ingredient>,<ingredient n=\"111\">horse radish</ingredient>,\r\n                <lb/><ingredient n=\"17\">Nutmegs</ingredient>, &amp; <ingredient n=\"85\">Ginger</ingredient>,</ingredient> with every fourth day a dose of <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalap</ingredient>\r\n            <lb/>and <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of tartar</ingredient>, which generally gives him six or seven\r\n            <lb/>stools; he bears these evacuations very well, his 	<symptom n=\"15\">pulse is rather\r\n            <lb/>frequent, but not weak</symptom>.  As I had some Suspicion of an\r\n            <lb/><condition n=\"112\">Hydrocele</condition> in the <bodypart n=\"32\">Scrotum</bodypart>, <condition n=\"106\">complicated with the Hernia</condition>, I\r\n            <lb/>proposed to him to have the <bodypart n=\"32\">Scrotum</bodypart> <treatment n=\"24\">punctured</treatment> which I thought\r\n            <lb/>might relieve him, but this he would not consent too, some of \r\n            <lb/>his friends has recommended to him <ingredient n=\"188\">Bryony root</ingredient> but as\r\n            <lb/>I never had any experience of that Medicine nor indeed\r\n            <lb/>can I procure any of it, thought of advising you about it\r\n            <lb/>and if you approve of the tryal or any thing else that\r\n            <lb/>Occurs to you please to Advise me of it as soon as\r\n            <lb/>possible. And M<sup>rs</sup> Allen desires that Youl Consult\r\n            <lb/>with Doctor Hope, and send us the result of your united\r\n            <lb/>Opinions, will be much Obliged to you if youl Offer any\r\n            <lb/>most respectfull <choice><abbr>Compl<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice> to my friend Doctor Hope, And\r\n            <lb/>woud have wrote him as I owe him a letter, but I have been\r\n            <lb/>rideing all day, and am Obliged to turn out to Morrow\r\n            <lb/>by 4. <sup>o</sup> Clock <unclear>proper</unclear> Dear Sir youl excuse this miserable\r\n            <lb/>Scrawl, and Am Dear Sir with great respect your \r\n            <lb/>very <choice><abbr>hbl</abbr><expan>humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed><u>M<sup>r</sup> Turnbull</u></signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb/>Wooler Monday night 12. <sup>o</sup>C<sup>loch</sup>\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Feb.<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 3.<u><sup>d</sup> 1777</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>  \r\n\r\n\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>N. B. If you think well of the <ingredient n=\"188\">Briony root</ingredient> will be\r\n                <lb/>Obliged to you if you or Doctor Hope will procure me some\r\n                <lb/>of it and send it out with your Opinions shall take\r\n                <lb/>care to recompence you both for your trouble --- He is a \r\n                <lb/>Valuable man and must not lose him if we can help it\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n\r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>  \r\n\r\n             <p>\r\n                <lb/>Doctor Cullen\r\n            </p>\r\n\r\n<handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb/>M<sup>r</sup> Turnbull <choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb/>Vicar Allan\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1777\r\n            </p>\r\n           \r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1359, 11, '2015-04-17 10:14:39', 140),
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I have now considered your\r\n            <lb />further narrative &amp; with it D<sup>r.</sup> Campbells letter.\r\n            <lb />In the latter I find the same good sense &amp; judgement\r\n            <lb />as I have always found in the Doctor I think\r\n            <lb />with him &amp; you that from what we have seen\r\n            <lb />of Sir John Cathcarts Ailments there is much\r\n            <lb />reason to suspect that some part of the <condition n=\"16\">hydropic\r\n            <lb />diathesis</condition> may remain &amp; that the late affection of\r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> may have been owing to some little\r\n            <lb />effusion of <condition n=\"120\">water in the brain</condition> &amp; at least this is\r\n            <lb />the most probable supposition that we can lay\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />hold of. In the view therefore I am clear that a <action n=\"12\">Diuretic</action>\r\n            <lb />&amp; general <action n=\"40\">Deobstruent</action> is the most probable remedy we\r\n            <lb />can employ, &amp; from all my experience <ingredient n=\"25\">Squills</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />is the most effectual that can be at any time employed\r\n            <lb />&amp; I do believe that it was particularly the large quanÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tity of <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient> formerly employed that gave a turn\r\n            <lb />to Sir John Cathcarts disease. I agree with D<sup>r.</sup>\r\n            <lb />Campbell therefore that there is a strong temptation\r\n            <lb />to try it now, but I own that in view of the late\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"10\">febrile attack</condition> it is to be tried <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a great deal of\r\n            <lb />caution. I would not advise your going faster than\r\n            <lb />two grains a day &amp; I think that before that can\r\n            <lb />do any harm you will have warning to desist.\r\n            <lb />I would advise to give the two grains of <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />in one dose rather than in two that it may\r\n            <lb />have the better chance of going to the <bodypart n=\"69\">Intestines</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />or the <bodypart n=\"45\">kidneys</bodypart> rather than to the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> &amp; I\r\n            <lb />think that to determine it to the proper course,\r\n            <lb />it will do much better <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"25\">Squills</ingredient> than without\r\n            <lb />them. The Doctors suspicion of <condition n=\"4\">Siphylictic remains</condition>\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />must be on a very doubtful footing &amp; tho it were more\r\n            <lb />probable it would require much more <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> than\r\n            <lb />you can possibly venture upon. I own that in all <condition n=\"120\">hydropic\r\n            <lb />cases</condition>, <ingredient n=\"25\">Squills</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient> have been the most effectual\r\n            <lb />remedy I have found, but I have never found them\r\n            <lb />useful but as <action n=\"12\">Diuretic</action> or <action n=\"61\">Hydragogue</action> &amp; if they failed\r\n            <lb />of these effects the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurial</ingredient> pushed to <treatment n=\"52\">salivation</treatment> did\r\n            <lb />no service. It is possible &amp; even probable that the\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"120\">Hydrocephalus</condition> of Infants has been cured by a <treatment n=\"52\">salivaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion</treatment> raised by <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>, but I take the <condition n=\"120\">Hydrocephalus</condition>\r\n            <lb />of Infants to be a very different disease from every\r\n            <lb />other <condition n=\"16\">Special of Dropsy</condition> &amp; at least I can find no\r\n            <lb />such Analogy between that &amp; Sir John Cathcart\r\n            <lb />case as to allow us to proceed upon it. I would not\r\n            <lb />employ it as an Argument, but to Satisfy your\r\n            <lb />&amp; D<sup>r.</sup> Campbells curiosity that both here &amp; even at\r\n            <lb />Liverpool <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> has been tried in the\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"120\">Hydrocephalus</condition> <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>out success. My Conclusion at\r\n            <lb />present is that the only advice I can offer is to\r\n            <lb />try the <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"25\">Squills</ingredient> as D<sup>r.</sup> Campbell proposed\r\n            <lb />but\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />but I cannot advise it to be pushed with any violence\r\n            <lb />It is lucky that you are at hand and D<sup>r.</sup> Campbell not far\r\n            <lb />off to take care of the business and see it properly executed. - \r\n            <lb />I have only to add, that in every view, the <treatment n=\"4\">Blister to his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></treatment>\r\n            <lb />is certainly proper. and I hope by this time Sir John has agreed\r\n            <lb />to it; and will also allow you to keep it opn for some time.\r\n            <lb />With best wishes for Sir John Cathcart and best <choice><abbr>Comp<sup>ts.</sup></abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />to Doctor Campbell I am with very great regard\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most obedient Servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 28 1782.\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 691, 3, '2013-11-18 19:35:52', 67);
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I \r\n            <lb/>am <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Doct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Doctor</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Y<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Your</expan></choice> sincere &amp;c &amp;c\r\n           </p> \r\n        <closer>\r\n                <signed>Hugh Marsden</signed>\r\n            </closer>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/> \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>D<sup>r</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb/>Edinburg --\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1344, 3, '2013-09-26 13:14:49', 91),
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I hold both common Tea and Coffee\r\n        <lb />to be improper for him and I would advise him\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />to take for Breakfast either Cocoa tea or a weak ChoÂ¬\r\n        <lb />colate and I believe the former is most likely to agree\r\n        <lb />with him taking along with it what he willingly can\r\n        <lb />of his ordinary Biscuit.</p>\r\n <p><lb />At Dinner he may always take in the first\r\n        <lb />place some plain Soup with his own Biscuit or <unclear>els</unclear>\r\n        <lb />I think he may some very well toasted bread, after that\r\n        <lb />let him take some solid food, the lighter kinds as Chicken\r\n        <lb />tender white fowl, Rabbit, Tripe, Sweet bread or\r\n     <lb />Lamb may do the best but when <bodypart n=\"46\">his Stomach</bodypart> is in\r\n        <lb />good plight I think he might bear some of the\r\n        <lb />stronger meats as Stewed Pidgeon and in those season\r\n        <lb />partridge or Murefowl and if he takes care that\r\n        <lb />whatever kind of meat he tries be very tender he\r\n        <lb />may possibly bear them better than he thinks of\r\n        <lb />and there is some advantage in his being able to\r\n        <lb />take some variety. Amongst other things I think\r\n        <lb />a little light white fish as Haddock, Whitane,\r\n     <lb />Flounder or Burn Trout might suit <bodypart n=\"46\">his Stomach</bodypart>\r\n     <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />very well. Salmond, Herring and other heavy fishes\r\n        <lb />cannot be suitable to him.</p>\r\n<p><lb />I think some solid Animal food is necessary\r\n        <lb />to M<sup>r.</sup> Gillies but with this provision always that\r\n        <lb />he never takes a full meal of any kind but that\r\n        <lb />when his appetite is any thing sharp that he deceives\r\n        <lb />it by taking a larger proportion of Soup &amp; bread or\r\n        <lb />after a moderate share of any light Pudding he finds\r\n    <lb />suitable to <bodypart n=\"46\">his Stomach</bodypart> and even with some vegetables.\r\n        <lb />These latter he cannot indeed take freely but so much\r\n        <lb />of them as he can tolerably digest are very necessary\r\n        <lb />and if he takes them while young and tender as\r\n        <lb />they severally come in Season he may digest a\r\n        <lb />portion of them tolerably well taking care always\r\n        <lb />also that they are very well boiled.</p>\r\n <p><lb />As he has not been in the habits of taking\r\n        <lb />Supper I shall not advise him to change his\r\n        <lb />manner of living in that respect but if he\r\n        <lb />chuses between Six and Seven in the Evening\r\n     <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <lb />to take a dish of Cocoa with a bit of Biscuit it may\r\n        <lb />be better than fasting till morning.</p>\r\n<p><lb />In Drinking at Dinner the most proper draft\r\n        <lb />for M<sup>r</sup> Gillies seems to me to be a good Porter\r\n        <lb />with two parts of water and either plain water\r\n        <lb />or Small beer seem to me unfit for him. After dinner\r\n        <lb />every day one, two, or three glasses of Wine as he\r\n        <lb />bears it I think necessary to him and Red Port\r\n        <lb />Madeira or good Sherry will probably suit\r\n        <lb />him better than any weaker bodied wines tho\' it\r\n        <lb />will be always proper for him to take the strong\r\n        <lb />wines diluted with one or two parts of water.</p>\r\n   <p><lb />It is very proper for M<sup>r</sup> Gillies to be regular\r\n        <lb />in his hours of Eating or Sleeping and they seem\r\n        <lb />to me very well neglected at present. I would\r\n        <lb />not have him go sooner or later to Bed than\r\n        <lb />Ten at night but if he can soundly sleep a\r\n        <lb />little longer than 5 in the morning I think he\r\n       <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <lb />may be the better for it and if he delays his breakÂ¬\r\n        <lb />fast till nine <sup>o</sup>Clock both for the sake of bringing\r\n        <lb />that nearer to dinner and for the sake of a\r\n        <lb />longer morning ride it may be proper but \r\n        <lb />if he shall find that his late Breakfast\r\n        <lb />takes off his appetite for Dinner the time of\r\n        <lb />this may be delayed perhaps with advantage.</p>\r\n   <p><lb />There is certainly nothing moe necessary to\r\n        <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Gillies than a good deal of Exercise and\r\n        <lb />of all others Riding on horseback is the best.\r\n        <lb />The times of employing it which M<sup>r.</sup> Gillies\r\n        <lb />is accustomed to have hitherto been very proper\r\n        <lb />but if when the Summer weather sets in his Ride\r\n        <lb />in the middle of the day may not be so fit\r\n        <lb />it is on that account that I propose to save\r\n        <lb />his Ride in the middle of the day by a longer\r\n        <lb />one in the morning but I allow this accorÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ding to the state of the weather to be regulated\r\n       <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n        <lb />by his direction. I must only observe here that\r\n        <lb />if the Exercise which he can take at home with\r\n        <lb />the other measures I propose will not have the effect\r\n        <lb />in mending M<sup>r.</sup> Gillies Constitution &amp; Complaints\r\n        <lb />so much as I expect I would certainly advise\r\n        <lb />him sometime in the course of Summer or <unclear>beginning</unclear>\r\n        <lb />of Harvest to take a Journey of three or four\r\n        <lb />weeks and the most proper manner of doing\r\n        <lb />this will be in a Single horse Chaise which he\r\n        <lb />Drives himself. I forgot above to say that when\r\n        <lb />the weather shall be such as to render a midÂ¬\r\n        <lb />day Ride improper it is probable that the\r\n        <lb />length of day may be such as to allow of a \r\n        <lb />Ride in the Evening and this he may therefore\r\n        <lb />take but with this caution that he should not\r\n        <lb />set out till it is but two hours after Dinner and\r\n        <lb />even then to Ride moderately. I should also\r\n        <lb />have said above that moderate walking at\r\n       <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n        <lb />any time of Day is not improper for him providing\r\n        <lb />always that it is so managed as never to prove\r\n       <lb /><symptom n=\"21\">either heating</symptom> or <symptom n=\"9\">fatiguing</symptom> to him.</p>\r\n <p><lb />In all Situations it is very necessary for M<sup>r.</sup>\r\n        <lb />Gillies to guard against Cold and for this purpose\r\n     <lb />to wear constantly a flannel Shirt next <bodypart n=\"49\">his Skin</bodypart>,\r\n        <lb />to be otherways warmly Cloathed and particularly\r\n     <lb />to keep <bodypart n=\"24\">his feet</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> always warm and dry\r\n     <lb />at the same time he should take care <symptom n=\"21\">never by\r\n        <lb />any means to be much heated</symptom> and therefore to\r\n        <lb />avoid being in warm Chambers or Sitting near\r\n        <lb />the fire and if former habits will allow, he\r\n        <lb />should use few bed Cloaths in the night but let\r\n        <lb />this with regard to all Cloathing that he should\r\n        <lb />never lay aside any thicker he has been accusÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tomed to for a thinner for any consideration\r\n        <lb />of Season the changes of which in this Climate\r\n        <lb />cannot be followed with any safety.</p>\r\n    <pb n=\"8\" />\r\n    <p><lb />These are the particulars of Regimen with respect to\r\n        <lb />his body and the proper management of <bodypart n=\"95\">his mind</bodypart> is no\r\n        <lb />less necessary if possible it is to be constantly occupied\r\n        <lb />by Business, Study, or Amusements so as never to\r\n        <lb />be left vacant to much attention to his own feelings\r\n        <lb />and ailments which attention will commonly both\r\n        <lb />multiply and aggravate them. In occupying\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"95\">his mind</bodypart> however much discretion is to be used\r\n        <lb />his application to business should be neither long\r\n        <lb />continued anxious or laborious nor exposed to\r\n        <lb />vexation from the neglect of others or accidental\r\n        <lb />disappointments and if some length of application\r\n        <lb />is necessary let it if possible be now and then,\r\n        <lb />interrupted by a walk or some little amusement.\r\n        <lb />If he takes to study let that be of an easy kind\r\n        <lb />but so far suited to his taste as to be somewhat\r\n        <lb />Engaging. Let his amusements also be suited\r\n        <lb />in the same manner and I shall only observe\r\n        <lb />that agreeable Company is the safest and surest.\r\n        <pb n=\"9\" />\r\n        <lb />I thought of concluding here what I had to say on the\r\n        <lb />subject of Regimen but before I do so I think it proper\r\n        <lb />to be more explicit in one particular. After Considering\r\n        <lb />the Subject of exercise and all the circumstances of\r\n        <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Gillies Constitution &amp; complaints I am now\r\n        <lb />persuaded that his taking <del>of</del> the most part of his\r\n        <lb />exercise in a single horse Chaise will not only be the\r\n        <lb />most effectual and Convenient but also with respect\r\n        <lb />to times and degree of exercise will be absolutely\r\n        <lb />necessary.</p>\r\n  <p><lb />I now go on to speak of remedies suited to M<sup>r.</sup>\r\n        <lb />Gillies Complaints &amp; the first are those suited to obÂ¬\r\n      <lb />viate or remove <symptom n=\"24\">the Costiveness</symptom> which he is so much\r\n        <lb />affected with &amp; which Contributes greatly to aggravate\r\n        <lb />all his Complaints. It is always very desireable\r\n      <lb />to obviate <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> as far as possible by diet\r\n        <lb />and if M<sup>r.</sup> Gillies can perceive that any parÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ticular diet has this effect upon him he should \r\n        <lb />employ it unless it seems other ways very hurtful.\r\n      <pb n=\"10\"/>\r\n        <lb />Let him make a discreet trial of small fruit in\r\n        <lb />their season &amp; at other times of different vegetables\r\n        <lb />always very well boiled. If he cannot this way\r\n      <lb />find <action n=\"21\">a diet that is laxative</action> let him at least mark\r\n        <lb />what has a contrary tendency &amp; avoid that careÂ¬\r\n        <lb />fully.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />If such attention in diet do not answer\r\n        <lb />the purpose he must have recourse to medicine\r\n        <lb />&amp; never let <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> continue long at one time.\r\n        <lb />Let this be the general rule that whenever he\r\n        <lb />goes a second day without a stool he should that\r\n        <lb />night or next morning <action n=\"21\">take a laxative medicine</action>.\r\n        <lb />What <action n=\"21\">this laxative</action> should be I will not before\r\n        <lb />trial certainly determine but I dont like <ingredient n=\"3\">the\r\n        <lb />quantity of Aloetic</ingredient> which he takes at present\r\n        <lb />and as it is commonly necessary to employ\r\n        <lb />some variety I have on a separate paper given\r\n        <lb /><action n=\"21\">different prescriptions of laxative medicines</action>\r\n        <lb />the Leaving it to his own &amp; M<sup>r.</sup> Tytlers discretion\r\n        <pb n=\"11\" />\r\n        <lb />to chuse what seems to Answer but only recommenÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ding to them not to be determined by single trials\r\n        <lb />for one particular dose.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />When <symptom n=\"24\">the affair of Costiveness</symptom> is properly\r\n        <lb />managed the next remedy I have to recommend\r\n        <lb />is Cold bathing and for this purpose <treatment n=\"54\">the use of\r\n        <lb />the Bathing machine</treatment> which I hope M<sup>r.</sup> Gillies\r\n        <lb />is now sufficiently acquainted with, he may begin\r\n        <lb />with putting 10 Pints of water only into the\r\n        <lb />Cylinder and making up these Ten Pints with\r\n        <lb />two of boiling water and Eight of Cold water\r\n        <lb />taken always from the same Spring and taken\r\n        <lb />up always immediately before it is to be EmÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ployed. After using such a preparation for two\r\n        <lb />days he may after that <add place=\"above\">every second day</add> withhold half a mutckin\r\n        <lb />of the boiling water till none at all is EmÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ployed. When he has come to Employ Cold\r\n        <lb />water alone if he finds that immediately after\r\n        <pb n=\"12\" />\r\n        <lb />Bathing he does not recover his heat and alacrity\r\n        <lb />it may be proper to retain still some proportion\r\n        <lb />of the boiling water as one pint of boiling to 19 pints\r\n        <lb />of the Cold for I suppose that after he has begun\r\n        <lb />to withhold a part of the boiling water that he\r\n        <lb />has gone on to increase the quantity of cold water\r\n        <lb />in the machine by a pint every day. I hope he\r\n        <lb />understands the principle and will learn to adÂ¬\r\n        <lb />just the temperature to his Constitution. <choice><abbr>W<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>With</expan></choice> regard\r\n        <lb />to it I have only further to observe that for proper\r\n        <lb />Bathing <treatment n=\"48\"><bodypart n=\"120\">the hair</bodypart> of <bodypart n=\"1\">his head</bodypart> should be Cut out</treatment>\r\n        <lb />and for the first or second time <bodypart n=\"1\">his head</bodypart> should\r\n        <lb />be washed with cold water immediately before\r\n        <lb />he goes into the machine.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />The only other remedy I have to propose\r\n        <lb />is <ingredient n=\"12\">a Chalybeat powder</ingredient> which I have prescribed\r\n        <lb />on a separate paper with the necessary directions\r\n        <lb />and at the same time I would have him use\r\n        <pb n=\"13\" />\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"12\">the Chalybeate <unclear>water</unclear></ingredient> <illegible w=\"2\" /> he carries along with\r\n        <lb />him. When he is to open a bottle of it let him have \r\n        <lb />a clean Mutckin bottle ready to receive one half of it\r\n        <lb />to be immediately well Corked and set by in a cool\r\n        <lb />place to be used next day. Of this water besides\r\n        <lb />his taking an ordinary wine glass full of it after\r\n        <lb />his dose of powder he is to take such a glass of it\r\n        <lb />twice in the forenoon about half an hour after his\r\n        <lb />breakfast and about half an hour before his\r\n        <lb />Dinner or if he does not find it disagreeable\r\n        <lb />he may take the first glass mentioned half an\r\n        <lb />hour or a quarter before breakfast. Such doses\r\n        <lb />of a wine glassfull he is to begin with but\r\n        <lb />if it shall be found to agree with him the\r\n        <lb />doses may be increased by degrees to a gill\r\n        <lb />at each time. If at any time he shall apprehend\r\n        <lb />that the water does not agree with him on\r\n        <lb />account of its coldness he may put a table spoonÂ¬\r\n        <pb n=\"14\" />\r\n        <lb />ful of boiling water into <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"30\">each glass of the Spaw water</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />please observe that when you open a bottle of the\r\n        <lb />water during the intervals of drinking it let it\r\n        <lb />be always kept close Corked.</p>\r\n<p><lb />I have now only to add that I have provided\r\n        <lb />still another medicine which is to be employed in\r\n    <lb />case of <symptom n=\"57\">Spasms of <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart></symptom> accompanied with\r\n    <lb />pains of <bodypart n=\"28\">the back</bodypart> which are commonly relieved\r\n    <lb />by <symptom n=\"7\">the breaking of wind from <bodypart n=\"46\">the Stomach</bodypart></symptom>. I hope\r\n        <lb />that in all such cases my medicine will give relief\r\n        <lb />but I wish it to be employed in urgent Cases only\r\n        <lb />and therefore as seldom as may be.</p>\r\n        <closer><signed>William Cullen</signed></closer>\r\n</div>\r\n    <div><pb n=\"15\" />\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Gillies</head>\r\n     <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n         <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"28\">Ol. Ricin.</ingredient> opt. â„¥iij\r\n         <lb /><ingredient n=\"24\" t=\"1\">Tinct. Senn. comp.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n         <lb />â„³. Sig. <action n=\"21\">Laxative Oil</action> a table spoonfull for a dose\r\n        <lb />to be taken in the mnorning shaking the vial always\r\n         <lb />very well before pouring out</orig>\r\n         <reg>Take 3 ounces of best <ingredient n=\"28\">Castor Oil</ingredient> and an ounce of <ingredient n=\"24\" t=\"1\">Composite Senna Tincture</ingredient>. Mix. Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative Oil</action> a table spoonfull for a dose to be taken in the mnorning shaking the vial always very well before pouring out</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n       <p><lb />N.B. Perhaps a larger dose may be necessary but if more\r\n        <lb />than two spoonfulls is found to be so, this medicine will\r\n        <lb />not be convenient. However it frequently happens\r\n        <lb />that tho a large dose of this medicine is at first necesÂ¬\r\n        <lb />sary yet after using it for several times a less dose will\r\n        <lb />answer and I have known two tea spoonfulls become\r\n        <lb />sufficient when two tablespoonfulls had been at first\r\n        <lb />necessary.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />With regard to <action n=\"21\">this and all the other laxatives</action> that\r\n        <lb />may be employed let it be observed that none of them\r\n        <lb />should do more than gve one easy motion and that\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"24\">all farther purging</action> is improper and therefore the doses\r\n        <lb />are to be so adjusted</p>\r\n        <closer><signed>W.C.</signed></closer></div>\r\n    <div><pb n=\"16\" />\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Gillies</head>\r\n        <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n            <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"125\">Tartar. Solubil.</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"222\">Sal. marin. Hispan.</ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"217\">Sacchar. cand.</ingredient> @ â„¥Å¿s\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinnam. Simpl.</ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\">â€“â€“ rosar.</ingredient> @ â„¥iv â„³. et cola\r\n            <lb />Sig. <action n=\"33\">Aperient Solution</action> a table spoonfull or two to\r\n        <lb />be taken in half a muchkin of fresh drawn cow milk\r\n        <lb />whey at two draughts in the morning.</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take 2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient>, Â½ an ounce each of <ingredient n=\"222\">Spanish Sea-salt</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"217\">candied Sugar</ingredient>, and 4 ounces each of <ingredient n=\"65\">Simple Cinnamon Water</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"107\">Rosewater</ingredient>. \r\n                Mix and strain. Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient Solution</action> a table spoonfull or two to be taken in half a muchkin of fresh drawn cow milk whey at two draughts in the morning.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n            <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystall. Tartar.</ingredient> â„¥i\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"10\">pulv. e Jalap. comp.</ingredient> Ê’iÅ¿s\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"17\">Nuc. moschat.</ingredient> ras. gr. XV\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"21\">Elect. Lenitiv.</action> â„¥Å¿s\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. Simpl.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. Electuarium tenue\r\n            <lb />Sig. <action n=\"21\">Laxative Electuary</action> a tea spoonfull or two for\r\n            <lb />a dose in the morning.</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take an ounce of <ingredient n=\"45\">Tartar Crystals</ingredient>, 1Â½ drachms of <ingredient n=\"10\">composite Jalap powder</ingredient>, 15 grains of grated <ingredient n=\"17\">Nutmeg</ingredient>, Â½ an ounce of <action n=\"21\">Lenitive Electuary</action>, and enough <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient> to make a thin Electuary. \r\n                Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative Electuary</action> a tea spoonfull or two for a dose in the morning.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n            <lb />â„ž Mass. <ingredient n=\"3\">pil. aloetic.</ingredient> Ê’j \r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"77\">Gambog.</ingredient> gr. XV\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"109\" t=\"12\">Elix. Sacr.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. massa dividenda in pil. sing. gr. V\r\n            <lb />Sig. <action n=\"21\">Laxative Pills</action> one or two for a dose at bedtime</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take a drachm of a mass of <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetic Pills</ingredient>, 15 grains of <ingredient n=\"77\">Gamboge</ingredient> and enough <ingredient n=\"109\" t=\"12\">Sacred Elixir</ingredient> to make a mass to be divided into pills of 5 grains each. \r\n                Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative Pills</action> one or two for a dose at bedtime</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        <dateline>10<sup>th</sup> June 1782.</dateline></closer></div>\r\n    <div><pb n=\"17\" />\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Gillies</head>\r\n        <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n            <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"35\">Limatur. Mart.</ingredient> pp<sup>t.</sup>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamom.</ingredient> pulv. @ gr. V\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar. alb. duriss.</ingredient> gr. X\r\n            <lb />â„³.f. pulvis et fiant h. m. dos. â„– XIV\r\n            <lb />Sig. <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Powders</action> one to be taken in <ingredient n=\"280\">a \r\n        <lb />little currant Jelly</ingredient> at twelve noon and at six of the\r\n        <lb />evening.</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take 5 grains each of prepared <ingredient n=\"35\">powdered Steel</ingredient> and ground <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient>, and 10 grains of <ingredient n=\"50\">white lump Sugar</ingredient>. Mix to make a powder and make in this way 14 doses. Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Powders</action> one to be taken in <ingredient n=\"280\">a little currant Jelly</ingredient> at twelve noon and at six of the evening.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n      <p><lb />N.B. These powders are to be taken for a fortnight\r\n        <lb />only at one time but in the second week let the proporÂ¬\r\n          <lb />tion of <ingredient n=\"35\"><choice><orig>the Limatura</orig><reg>powdered Steel</reg></choice></ingredient> be doubled.</p>\r\n        <recipe><choice><orig>\r\n            <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"67\">Spir. vitriol. dulc.</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n            <lb />Sig. <action n=\"7\">Carminative Spirit</action> a tea spoonfull or two to\r\n        <lb />be taken in a small glass of water when the pain of\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"28\">the back</bodypart> is uneasy</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take 2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"67\">Spirit of Sweet Vitriol</ingredient>. Label: <action n=\"7\">Carminative Spirit</action> a tea spoonfull or two to be taken in a small glass of water when the pain of <bodypart n=\"28\">the back</bodypart> is uneasy</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>10<sup>th</sup> June\r\n                <lb />1782. â€“â€“â€“â€“</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 572, 2, '2013-09-03 12:11:57', 170),
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The effects as usual appear especially in <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> stomach</bodypart>\r\n           <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"48\">the Indigestion</symptom> occurring there again affects <bodypart n=\"47\">the nerves</bodypart> <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />various disorders â€“â€“</p>\r\n  <p><lb />To change the original Constitution is hardly possible but\r\n      <lb />the effects of it may be avoided by a proper regimen &amp; by <choice><abbr>remed<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>remedies</expan></choice>\r\n         <lb />which by <action n=\"31\">strengthening</action> <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart> may in some measure\r\n         <lb /><action n=\"31\">strengthen</action> <bodypart n=\"47\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> nerves of the whole body</bodypart> â€“â€“</p>\r\n <p><lb />In Diet at Dinner his Lordship may take &amp; should\r\n        <lb />take some solid animal food every day but should keep\r\n     <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart> always light &amp; therefore should avoid the heavier\r\n     <lb />kinds as Bacon, Pork, or any <choice><abbr>oy<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>other</expan></choice> very fat meats in any <choice><abbr>q<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>quantity</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />which his Lordship knows <bodypart n=\"46\">his stomach</bodypart> does not easily\r\n        <lb />digest. Baked &amp; fried Meats are for the most part to be\r\n        <lb />avoided &amp; the most part of dressed dishes &amp; heavy sauces\r\n        <lb />are generally to be avoided. The lighter kinds of white fish,\r\n        <lb />as salmon &amp; Turbet should be taken very sparingly. This is\r\n        <lb />the most general rule that whatever Animal food is taken\r\n        <lb />a full meal of it should never be taken but a part of it should\r\n        <lb />be always made up of pudding or vegetables. These last indeed\r\n        <lb />must be taken <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> some caution &amp; <symptom n=\"7\">the more flatulent kinds</symptom> as\r\n        <lb />Cabbage or the colder kinds as raw Lettuce or Cucumber should\r\n        <lb />be avoided altogether. Turnips or Carrot may be taken but\r\n        <lb />the safest of the roots are potatoes of a dry mealy kind. In\r\n        <lb />Cookery some seasoning may be allowed but much of it is\r\n        <lb />very improper. All kinds of pickles are generally hurtful\r\n        <lb />to <bodypart n=\"46\">such stomachs as his Lordship\'s</bodypart>. Fruit of any kind\r\n        <lb />should be taken sparingly &amp; all kinds of sweet meats are\r\n        <lb />improper.</p>\r\n  <p><lb />For ordinary Drink plain water or Toast water is\r\n        <lb />the safest, but a little strong wine may be put to it. All\r\n      <lb />kinds of malt liquors are improper. <choice><abbr>W<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>With</expan></choice> respect to strong\r\n        <lb />drink his Lordship should continue to be very temperate\r\n        <lb />but a few glasses of wine at dinner or after it are very\r\n        <lb />allowable. All weak or as we commonly speak small bodied\r\n         <lb />wines as the <symptom n=\"48\">most likely to become acid on <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart></symptom> are\r\n        <lb />to be avoided. Such strong wines as madeira, strong Cherry<note>Probably a  phonetic spelling of \'sherry\' since there is not evidence of \"cherry port\" being an eighteenth-century usage.</note>\r\n        <lb />or red port are the safest but should commonly be diluted\r\n      <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a little water â€“â€“</p>\r\n  <p><lb />At breakfast common Tea &amp; coffee should be entirely\r\n      <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />avoided but Cocoa may be taken &amp; if easily digested a\r\n        <lb />weak Chocolate â€“â€“</p>\r\n <p><lb />At Supper no Animal food should be taken for the\r\n        <lb />meal should be very light or none at all a bit of dry\r\n        <lb />toast with a little wine &amp; water or a little negus may be\r\n        <lb />commonly sufficient â€“â€“</p>\r\n       <p><lb />If his Lordship knows that <bodypart n=\"46\">his stomach</bodypart> digests\r\n        <lb />milk easily he may sometimes take it either at breakÂ¬\r\n        <lb />fast or supper, but if at Supper he should hardly take\r\n        <lb />any wine after it.</p>\r\n       <p><lb />There is hardly anything contributes more <action n=\"31\">to\r\n       <lb />strengthen</action> <bodypart n=\"47\">the nerves</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart> in particular than\r\n        <lb />frequent Exercise on horseback &amp; therefore I hope his\r\n        <lb />Lordship will continue to ride out every forenoon often\r\n        <lb />as weather &amp; business will allow. It is necessary however\r\n        <lb />on such &amp; all other occasions to guard against cold &amp;\r\n        <lb />therefore that his Lordship should always be warmly\r\n       <lb />Cloathed &amp; particularly kept warm &amp; dry in <bodypart n=\"24\">his feet</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart>.</p>\r\n <p><lb />Late hours at night &amp; lying long abed in the morning\r\n        <lb />are both very bad for <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart></p>\r\n       <p><lb />There is nothing more necessary for keeping <bodypart n=\"46\">the stoÂ¬\r\n              <lb />mach</bodypart> in good order than the avoiding <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> &amp; for this\r\n              <lb />I have prescribed <action n=\"60\">a stomachic</action> &amp; <action n=\"21\">laxative pill</action> his <choice><abbr>L<sup>d.</sup>ship</abbr><expan>Lordship</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />will please to take two of them every second night at\r\n        <lb />bed time which I hope will keep his body regular\r\n              <lb /><action n=\"24\">without purging</action> but if this dose do either more or less\r\n        <lb />than enough it may be diminished or increased</p>\r\n    <p><lb />The only <choice><abbr>oy<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>other</expan></choice> medicine I have at present to propose\r\n           <lb />is a Tincture <action n=\"31\">for strengthening</action> <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart> &amp; of which\r\n        <lb />his Lordship will please to take two Table spoonfuls\r\n        <lb />twice a day one dose an hour or at lest half an hour before\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <lb />dinner the other between 8 &amp; 9 of the Evening. If this dose\r\n           <lb />is found to sit light on <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart> it may be increased by\r\n        <lb />degrees to 3 or 4 spoonfuls at each dose â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <closer><dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 17<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1781</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 1074, 3, '2014-12-30 17:27:26', 94);
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The distress of\r\n        <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Kers family is such that I could not\r\n        <lb />put him in mind of the fee, but in a \r\n        <lb />few days that will be transmited to you.\r\n        <lb />I have the pleasure to inform you that\r\n        <lb />my wife and family arrived here on tuesÂ¬\r\n        <lb />day last, and she finds herself in every \r\n        <lb />respect much the better for her journey\r\n        <lb />I know not how I shall ever be able <supplied>to</supplied>\r\n        <lb />repay your kind attention, I am also\r\n        <lb />under the greatest obligations to M<sup>r.</sup> Wood\r\n        <lb />the post going soon off prevents my writing\r\n        <lb />him this night My wife and family <del>pre</del>\r\n        <lb />present their compliments, and join me\r\n        <lb />in the sincerest wishes for your health\r\n        <lb />and happiness â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>I ever am\r\n    <lb />Dear Sir\r\n    <lb />your most obedient\r\n        <lb />&amp; much obliged <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice>\r\n    </salute>\r\n    <signed> Alex<sup>r</sup> Wilson</signed>\r\n        <dateline>Hull <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 17<sup>th.</sup> <u>1780</u></dateline></closer>\r\n     <postscript><lb />P.S. you will receive this on\r\n        <lb />Wednesday, and if your answer is sent\r\n        <lb />of on thursday, we shall have it on\r\n        <lb />Sunday. â€“â€“ A.W.</postscript></div>\r\n    <div><pb n=\"2\" />\r\n     <p><lb />Doctor Cullen Physician at\r\n        <lb />Edinburgh</p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot><lb />D<sup>r</sup> Wilson <choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> Miss Ker.\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 17. 1780 â€“â€“\r\n        <lb />V. XI. p. 73 â€“â€“</annot></div>\r\n    <div><pb n=\"3\" />\r\n       <handShift /><head>Case for the opinion of Doctor Cullen â€“</head><opener><dateline>Hull <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 17<sup>th.</sup> <u>1780</u></dateline></opener>\r\n        \r\n      <p><lb />Miss Ker aged four years and two months, in\r\n        <lb />good health and habit of body, was on the 15<sup>th.</sup>\r\n          <lb />instant bit by <condition n=\"22\">a mad dog</condition>; There are <condition n=\"89\">several\r\n              <lb />small wounds</condition> on <bodypart n=\"67\">the forehead</bodypart> and <condition n=\"89\">the prinÂ¬\r\n        <lb />cipal one is upwards of an inch long</condition> situated\r\n          <lb />in the upper part <bodypart n=\"120\">very near the root of the hair</bodypart>.\r\n        <lb />She was immediately brought to town, and I saw her\r\n        <lb /> a few hours after the accident.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />The dog <condition n=\"89\">that wounded this child</condition> had been bit\r\n            <lb />by <condition n=\"22\">a mad dog</condition> about three months ago, and\r\n            <lb />immediately after got <ingredient n=\"87\">the Ormskirk medicine</ingredient>,\r\n        <lb />but in this as in most other cases I have known\r\n        <lb />or heard of, it has fail\'d, yet notwithstanding\r\n        <lb />as it has a degree of credit with some people, I\r\n        <lb />directed one of those powders to be divided into\r\n        <lb />three parts, which were given to the child at inÂ¬\r\n    <lb />tervals, after <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart> had been well emptyÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ed by <action n=\"14\">an emetick</action> of <ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecacoanha</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"11\" t=\"19\">ChamaeÂ¬\r\n        <lb />mal <del>flowers</del> tea</ingredient>.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />As my faith in <ingredient n=\"87\">this nostrum</ingredient> is exceedingly small,\r\n        <lb />I propose to use every method that can be deÂ¬\r\n        <lb />vised, the same as if no such medicine had been\r\n            <lb />given. <condition n=\"22\">This melancholy complaint</condition> I consider\r\n      <lb />as arising from <condition n=\"148\">a putrid animal ferment</condition> taken\r\n      <lb />into the circulation, therefore as <bodypart n=\"47\">the nerves</bodypart> are in\r\n      <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <lb />all such cases first affected, I propose to dimi<del>n</del>Â¬\r\n        <lb />nish sensibility, and to bring the body into that\r\n      <lb />state which is most likely to resist <condition n=\"148\">the effects\r\n        <lb />of a putrescent tendency</condition>. To effect those purÂ¬\r\n            <lb />poses I have orderd her <ingredient n=\"14\">an opiat</ingredient> at bed time,\r\n        <lb />and shall continue to increase <del>and</del> the dose\r\n        <lb />as she can bear it; I have also ordered the bulk\r\n            <lb />of a pea of the <ingredient n=\"296\"><choice><orig>Unguent caeruleum fortius</orig><reg>Strong Blue Ointment</reg></choice></ingredient> <treatment n=\"43\">to be rubÂ¬\r\n      <lb />bed into, and round</treatment> <condition n=\"89\">the wounds</condition> every morning\r\n        <lb />and night, and this I mean by degrees to increase\r\n      <lb />untill it affect <bodypart n=\"2\">the mouth</bodypart> a little, in which\r\n        <lb />state I propose to keep her for a week or ten days.\r\n        <lb />I have also forbade the use of animal food, her\r\n        <lb />Diet is therefore milk and vegetables only, and\r\n        <lb />by the change which I hope this mode of living\r\n        <lb />will induce on the state of her fluids, I flatter\r\n        <lb />myself some hope may be founded. I have\r\n            <lb />also orderd her a few doses of <ingredient n=\"91\"><choice><orig>Nitri Pulv:</orig><reg>Nitre Powder</reg></choice></ingredient> and\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"39\" t=\"16\"><choice><orig>Sal: Ammoniac: Crud: Pulv:</orig><reg>Coarse Powder of Ammoniac Salts</reg></choice></ingredient> of <choice><abbr>Gr: V</abbr><expan>5 grains</expan></choice> each dose, to\r\n        <lb />be taken four times in the course of a day, which\r\n      <lb />is <choice><abbr>Gr: X</abbr><expan>10 grains</expan></choice> of each salt.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />As to <ingredient n=\"2\">the use of Mercurials</ingredient>, I must confess I have\r\n        <lb />orderd it in complyance with custom, and a\r\n        <lb />desire to use every means that offers the least\r\n        <lb />prospect of success, but I cannot trace any\r\n        <lb />principle upon which its utility is to be shewn,\r\n        <lb />unless we suppose it to possess specifick qualitys\r\n        <lb />destructive of every <del><illegible w=\"1\" /> of</del> sort of poison as\r\n            <lb />well as <condition n=\"20\">that of the venerial kind</condition>. Sea bathÂ¬\r\n      <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <lb />ing for this disease, so much in vogue in\r\n        <lb />the time of D<sup>r.</sup> Mead, still retains some degree\r\n        <lb />of credit in this country, but I fear without \r\n        <lb />much foundation, however M<sup>r.</sup> Ker is desirous\r\n        <lb />of your opinion on this particular.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />I have some thought of <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> as <action n=\"4\">a powerÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ful antiseptic</action> joind with a small proportion\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient>, and <treatment n=\"11\">an issue in <bodypart n=\"10\">the neck</bodypart> which\r\n        <lb />may make a useful artificial drain</treatment>, but\r\n        <lb />those I shall postpone untill I have your\r\n        <lb />sentiments on the subject.</p>\r\n   <p><lb />At the age of this child sensibility is great,\r\n       <lb />and the situation of <condition n=\"89\">the wounds</condition> so near <bodypart n=\"41\">the\r\n           <lb />Brain</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"121\">salivary glands</bodypart>, give some\r\n        <lb />reason to suppose that the symptoms may\r\n        <lb />appear earlyer than on a subject in advancÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ed life, should our efforts prove ineffectual,\r\n        <lb />but this I hope will not be the case. â€“â€“</p>\r\n <p><lb />The child here alluded to, is the daughter of\r\n        <lb />a particular friend, I beg\'d him to take furÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ther advice, and by his desire I now transÂ¬\r\n        <lb />mit to you the above, and hope you will \r\n        <lb />favour us with your opinion on the plan\r\n        <lb />I ahve proposed, and your advice in\r\n        <lb />what further may be proper. â€“â€“</p>\r\n        <closer><signed>Alex<sup>r.</sup> Wilson</signed></closer>\r\n   <postscript><p><lb />P.S.</p>\r\n     <p><lb />Since writing the above M<sup>r.</sup> Ker is fearful\r\n         <lb />that <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurials</ingredient> used so soon after <ingredient n=\"87\">the\r\n         <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n        <lb />Ormskirk medicine</ingredient> may prevent its efÂ¬\r\n        <lb />fects, if any are to be expected; I could\r\n         <lb />give no answer to this question, as <ingredient n=\"87\">the\r\n         <lb />composition of the nostrum</ingredient> is a secret, I\r\n         <lb />have therefore with his approbation layd\r\n         <lb />aside thoughts of <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurials</ingredient> untill we can\r\n         <lb />hear from you. Be so good as give us\r\n         <lb />your sentiments relative to the propriety\r\n         <lb />of useing it, and also your opinion how far\r\n         <lb />confidence may be put in <ingredient n=\"87\">the Ormskirk nostrum</ingredient></p></postscript>\r\n        <closer><signed>A. W.</signed></closer>\r\n    </div><div>\r\n        <p><lb />For Doctor Cullen</p>\r\n    </div></body>', 1915, 2, '2013-11-07 15:08:11', 165),
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As \r\n        <lb />I have seen her often since the beginning of <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> Last, I am\r\n        <lb />desired by M<sup>r</sup> Thomson &amp; M<sup>rs</sup> Thomson to write a farther\r\n        <lb />state of her case to you. M<sup>r</sup> Tait their ordinary surgeon is\r\n        <lb />to call for your opinion on Monday &amp; pay you for it. If\r\n        <lb />I omitt any thing, you can be very well informed of any\r\n        <lb />further Particular you would wish to know by conversing\r\n        <lb />with him.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />In winter she complained much of <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom>, &amp; often\r\n        <lb /><condition n=\"24\">a Strangury</condition> &amp; was subject to <condition n=\"38\">piles</condition> at times; we gave different\r\n        <lb /><action n=\"21\">Laxatives</action> each of which for a time relieved her but we were oblidÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ged to change either from their not producing so full an Effect\r\n        <lb />as at first or from her Impatience expecting that they should give\r\n        <lb />her more relief. For <symptom n=\"129\">the Dysuria</symptom> we tried <action n=\"10\">Demulcents</action> &amp; at times\r\n        <lb /><action n=\"12\">mild Diuretics</action> but to little purpose we tried at times <ingredient n=\"101\" t=\"12\">Elixir \r\n        <lb /><choice><orig>Guajaci</orig><reg>of Guaiacum</reg></choice></ingredient> as she used to be <symptom n=\"127\">formerly very liable to Rheumatic\r\n            <lb />Complaints</symptom> &amp; that we observed that <symptom n=\"28\">if a moistur came on <bodypart n=\"49\">her\r\n        <lb />skin</bodypart></symptom> soon after going to bed that she generally had a better\r\n        <lb />night &amp; was next day in better spirits this seemed to relieve\r\n        <lb />her from <condition n=\"24\">the strangury</condition> more than any thing we had tried\r\n      <lb />when she begins to turn warm the pains <add place=\"above\">in her</add> <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"64\">lower\r\n          <lb />region of the belly</bodypart> turns more violent &amp; continues so <symptom n=\"28\">till a Gentle\r\n      <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />perspiration drives them off</symptom>, but if the pains seize her before\r\n        <lb />she falls a sleep she <unclear>must</unclear> be taken out of bed &amp; sit in a chair\r\n        <lb />as the cold gives her a momentary ease but soon after all these\r\n        <lb />complaints turn more violent in order to procure rest that the\r\n        <lb />Elixir might have its effect we gave <ingredient n=\"14\">8 grains of the <choice><orig>PillulÃ¦\r\n        <lb />Pacifica</orig><reg>Pacific Pills</reg></choice></ingredient> this did well for two or three night but after that lost\r\n        <lb />its effect we increased the dose to 12 grains &amp; as some times she\r\n        <lb />had <symptom n=\"96\">threatnings of a stupor</symptom> we did not chuse to venture further \r\n        <lb />All winter &amp; spring <symptom n=\"122\">her appetite for food was more than ordinary</symptom>\r\n        <lb />would take very heavy things to supper &amp; dinner &amp; would be\r\n        <lb />very much dissoblidged if we advised her to lighter things\r\n        <lb />&amp; in less Quantity. â€“â€“ In the beginning of summer <symptom n=\"27\">she\r\n        <lb />began to make less urine than ordinary</symptom> &amp; that high coloured\r\n        <lb />with a lateritious sediment when it settled, <condition n=\"16\"><bodypart n=\"30\">the abdomen</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />was soon considerably distended with water</condition> she got <action n=\"61\">some\r\n        <lb />smart Hydragogues</action> which operated briskly &amp; gave consideÂ¬\r\n        <lb />rable relief both by urine &amp; stool. <condition n=\"203\">The Ascites</condition> tho much\r\n        <lb />decreased is not yet entirely gone. â€“â€“ She has for some\r\n        <lb />time past been very desireous of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"4\">going to Bath to drink\r\n        <lb />the water</ingredient>. Youl judge from the above state of her present\r\n        <lb />case whether that be proper or not &amp; I hope youl favour\r\n        <lb />us with your opinion fully on that head.</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>I ever am <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir your Most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>nt</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />&amp; very humble <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n    <signed>Robert Menzies</signed>\r\n        <dateline>Newton <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 21<sup>st</sup> 1780</dateline></closer>\r\n  <postscript>D<sup>r</sup> Cullen\r\n      <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n      <lb /><choice><abbr>Col.</abbr><expan>Colonel</expan></choice> Sinclair who I saw just now begs that youl\r\n        <lb />give your full opinion for the satisfaction\r\n        <lb />of his poor sister</postscript></div>\r\n<div>\r\n<pb n=\"4\" />\r\n<p><lb />To Doctor Cullen Professor of\r\n<lb />Physick in\r\n<lb />Edinburgh</p>\r\n<handShift />\r\n<annot><lb />D<sup>r</sup> Menzies <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n    <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Thompson of Charleton\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 21. 1780 â€“â€“\r\n    <lb />V. XI. p. 75. â€“â€“\r\n</annot></div></body>', 1917, 1, '2015-03-03 16:53:54', 136),
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I am sorry to say they have\r\n            <lb />as yet not been attended with the desired\r\n            <lb />effect <condition n=\"16\">the water on <bodypart n=\"30\">the abdomen</bodypart></condition> having\r\n            <lb />rather encreased. As his size is become very\r\n            <lb />inconvenient to him and as the medicines\r\n            <lb />in his present state are not likely to\r\n            <lb />operate we were proposing <treatment n=\"24\">to draw off the\r\n            <lb />water</treatment> about the beginning of next week,\r\n            <lb />&amp; then to try <action n=\"12\">the Diuretics</action> as you ordered.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The last paragraph in your letter my\r\n            <lb />father has not had an opportunity of\r\n            <lb />obliging, but will do it as soon as possible.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Your patient M<sup>r</sup> Hopkirk is rather worse\r\n            <lb />than he was when you saw him in\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh; <symptom n=\"63\"><bodypart n=\"17\">his legs</bodypart> are very much swelled\r\n            <lb />at night</symptom>, <symptom n=\"8\">his appetite almost gone</symptom> and <condition n=\"10\">has \r\n            <lb />a fever</condition> upon him every night. He is now\r\n            <lb />obliged to have recourse to <ingredient n=\"14\">an opiate</ingredient> to\r\n            <lb />procure him rest, it is given as seldom\r\n            <lb />as possible (as you did not seem to approve of\r\n            <lb />it) but when it is ommitted he says <symptom n=\"17\">he\r\n            <lb />gets no sleep.</symptom> <treatment n=\"11\">His Issue still continues\r\n            <lb />to discharge well</treatment>, &amp; he is using <ingredient n=\"392\" t=\"19\">the Infusion</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />you ordered for him. For some days past\r\n            <lb />I have observed <symptom n=\"63\">a greater fullness of <bodypart n=\"64\">his \r\n            <lb />belly</bodypart></symptom>, which arises from what may be\r\n            <lb />expected <condition n=\"16\">a beginning Ascites</condition>. He says he\r\n            <lb />has made a greater quantity of water\r\n            <lb />since he used the last medicine. <symptom n=\"15\">His Pulse\r\n            <lb />is about 92</symptom>, <symptom n=\"25\"><bodypart n=\"49\">his skin <bodypart n=\"6\">&amp; eyes</bodypart></bodypart> still yellow</symptom>\r\n            <lb />tho now free of the pain &amp; oppression he\r\n            <lb />formerly complained of <bodypart n=\"44\">in the region of\r\n            <lb />the Liver</bodypart>. We may now encrease the\r\n            <lb />strength of the infusion as it has had\r\n            <lb />no bad effect rather checking <symptom n=\"31\">the DiarrhÅ“a</symptom>\r\n            <lb />he had all along had  I should not have\r\n            <lb />have given you this trouble had I not\r\n            <lb />thought it my duty to inform you of\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />every change on your patients under our\r\n            <lb />care. My Father &amp; Mother join me in respectÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ful compliments to M<sup>rs</sup> Cullen &amp; the rest\r\n            <lb />of the good family \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I ever am  Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />with esteem &amp; regard\r\n                <lb />your obliged humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Hamilton</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />Glasgow\r\n                <lb />July 25<sup>th</sup> 1781\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />P.S. M<sup>r</sup> Brisbane whom I have now\r\n            <lb />left, begs me to inform you of the proposal\r\n            <lb />of <treatment n=\"24\">drawing off the water</treatment> &amp; wishes to have\r\n            <lb />your concurrence in the measure\r\n        </postscript>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>WH</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Professor of Medicine\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n<handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Hamilton\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Brisbane\r\n            <lb />July 1781.\r\n        </p>\r\n</annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2032, 9, '2015-04-06 20:21:45', 47),
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There were Spring and Autumn meets so it is difficult to establish a precise date for Fallowfield\'s trip. The carnivalesque, sometimes riotous atmosphere is captured in Robert Fergusson\'s poem \"Leith Races\", which influenced Burns.</note>, and made\r\n            <lb />application to you, on <choice><abbr>Acc<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Account</expan></choice> of <condition n=\"41\">a Scrophuloous</condition> breaking\r\n            <lb />out on <bodypart n=\"15\">my Hands</bodypart>, your Prescription was, Ung. Citrin\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"209\">Axung Porcin</ingredient> <choice><abbr>aa â„¥Å¿s â„³</abbr><expan>half and ounce of each and mix</expan></choice>. The bigness of a Horse Bean to\r\n            <lb />be rubb\'d on <bodypart n=\"15\">each Hand</bodypart> at Bed-time, &amp; also to continue\r\n            <lb />at Moffatt for three Weeks longer, which I regularly did\r\n            <lb />but to no purpose, Now as you were so obliging as to\r\n            <lb />say, if the above did not Answer the purpose intended\r\n            <lb />(but you hoped it would) a further prescription should\r\n            <lb />be Wrote me Gratis, after my return Home; therefore\r\n            <lb />shall take it as a singular Favor, if you\'ll Indulge\r\n            <lb />me, in further prescribing what you may think\r\n            <lb />necessary &amp; \'twill particularly Oblige\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Dear Sir</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />Your very <choice><abbr>hble Serv<sup>t.</sup> at Comm<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>humble Servant at Command</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Jon<sup>a.</sup> Fallowfield</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>PS Please Direct for me Druggist &amp; Grocer</postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh.\r\n            <lb />Single\r\n            <lb />Sheet\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Fallowfield\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Sp<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1783\r\n                <lb />V. 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Please take notice\r\n            <lb />that it is <ingredient n=\"66\">the Bark of the root of Mezereon</ingredient>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />that is only useful and therefore that you should\r\n            <lb />take <ingredient n=\"66\">that bark as peeled off from the larger twigs.</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />It bears drying pretty well but should not be kept\r\n            <lb />very long. 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<symptom n=\"25\">Jaundice</symptom> was in the begining\r\n            <lb />of June last seized with a most violent <condition n=\"15\">RheuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />matism</condition> in <bodypart n=\"12\">the right Arm</bodypart> but particularly in\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"11\">the Shoulder</bodypart>- The Surgeon who attended him\r\n            <lb />had recourse to the medicines commonly used in\r\n            <lb />such complaints but with no evident advantage-\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">Blistering</treatment> and <treatment n=\"1\">Copious Bleedings</treatment> were made use of\r\n            <lb />in the begining and a strick observance of <action n=\"36\">the\r\n            <lb />Antiphlogistic Regimen</action> has thro\' the whole of the\r\n            <lb />Disease been rigidly adhered to with a little sucÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cess- About the middle of July <symptom n=\"28\">a very profuse</symptom>\r\n            <lb />for Cullen\r\n        </p>\r\n 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sorry that they have\r\n            <lb />been so parcemoneous of their money-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It may be necessary to mention that\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Bell has through the whole of life been\r\n            <lb />remarkably healthy and that he has never had\r\n            <lb />almost any complaint except the present\r\n            <lb />and <symptom n=\"25\">the Jaundice</symptom> when you were consulted\r\n            <lb />that in this illness he has been quite free from\r\n            <lb />fever and that his Appetite and Digestion throug<add place=\"below\">h</add>\r\n            <lb />the whole of it has been good-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"17\">During the night he has generally been restless</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and some nights ago <symptom n=\"33\">a slight Delirium</symptom> was obÂ¬\r\n            <lb />served but <condition n=\"10\">without <u>Pyrexia</u></condition>  I at 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This led me to think of accounting for it in\r\n            <lb />a different manner and I am apt to think that it may\r\n            <lb />arise from too great a flow of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood to <bodypart n=\"41\">the brain</bodypart></bodypart> ocÂ¬\r\n            <lb />casioned by his confinement to bed where he lays with\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">his head</bodypart> remarkably low-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />His friends are anxious and expect to hear from\r\n            <lb />you as soon as possible- I have the honor\r\n            <lb />to be with the greatest esteem and regard\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most humble servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Alexander Kellock</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Berwick September 18<sup>th</sup> <u>1783</u></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Kellock\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Bell\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1783.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2320, 11, '2014-10-15 22:32:42', 40),
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If <symptom n=\"33\">the delirium</symptom> continues or inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />creases I should think it proper to <treatment n=\"4\">Blister <bodypart n=\"1\">\r\n            <lb />his head</bodypart></treatment>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As your expression is <symptom n=\"25\">the Jaundice</symptom> continued\r\n            <lb />for some days and you say nothing of its continuing\r\n            <lb />now I offer no advice with regard to it but\r\n            <lb />if you have led me into any mistake on that\r\n            <lb />subject and advise me of it I shall supply\r\n            <lb />my defect hereafter. With best wishes for M<sup>r.</sup>\r\n            <lb />Bells recovery I am with great regard\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most Obedient Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 20<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><u>1783</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> M. Bell</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"342\">Elix. guajacin. vol.</ingredient> Ê’j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"340\">Vitell. ovi</ingredient> g<sup>tt.</sup> xx\r\n                    <lb />Terito simul diligenter et paulatim adde\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"388\">Syr. balsam.</ingredient> Ê’iij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinnam. simpl.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\">--- rosar.</ingredient> @ Ê’vj\r\n                    <lb />â„³ <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Draught</action> to be taken at bedtime\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take one drachm of <ingredient n=\"342\">volatile Elixir of guaiac</ingredient> and twenty drops of <ingredient n=\"340\">Egg yolk</ingredient>. Blend together carefully and gradually add: three drachms of <ingredient n=\"388\">Balsam Syrup</ingredient> and six drachms each of <ingredient n=\"65\">pure cinnamon Water</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"107\">rose Water</ingredient>. Mix and Label: <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Draught</action> to be taken at bedtime.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>20<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1783</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div> \r\n</body>', 4713, 2, '2013-11-20 17:03:28', 66),
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I have long been sensible that there\r\n            <lb />is no greater impertinence in medical correspondence and conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />versation than the <u>relating of cases</u>; and, when I am guilty of\r\n            <lb />it, endeavour to be as short as possible.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup>M. went into the Garden, yesterday, and, these two days\r\n            <lb />past, I have even been proposing that he should ride out\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />easily in a carriage - What do you say to this; and\r\n            <lb />how soon, in such a case, is the <treatment n=\"3\">Electrical stroke</treatment>\r\n            <lb />to be ventured on? - If he goes on mending in any\r\n            <lb />manner that is perceptible, it will no doubt be\r\n            <lb />best to pursue the same plan that has been followÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ed, which however I must say, has by no means\r\n            <lb />been accurate or persevering. -- He can\r\n            <lb />hardly be got to taste my medicine more\r\n            <lb />than once; which perhaps you\'ll think no\r\n            <lb />great loss, as you have <u>always</u> trusted <unclear>more</unclear>\r\n            <lb />to external means in the <condition n=\"31\">Palsy</condition> --- He takes\r\n            <lb />however a little <ingredient n=\"16\">mustard seed</ingredient> every day; &amp;\r\n            <lb />what with that &amp; a dose of <ingredient n=\"63\">Andersons pills</ingredient>, <choice><abbr>w<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />he has taken twice, his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> is now regular &amp;\r\n            <lb />easy. --- The <treatment n=\"4\">Blister in the <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart></treatment> has been able to prevail\r\n            <lb />in getting another applied to the <bodypart n=\"1\">Crown of his head</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />-- The <ingredient n=\"16\">Mustard</ingredient> has been frequently applied externally.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am with much truth &amp; regard\r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Yours very faithfully\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>John Gilchrist</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Gilchrist <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Mutter\r\n            <lb />June 1780\r\n            <lb />V. 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The draught\r\n            <lb />with thirty drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">the Thebaic Tincture</ingredient> was also\r\n            <lb />ordered and he has continued taking it ever since\r\n            <lb />and with evident advantage the pain having almost\r\n            <lb />totally left <bodypart n=\"11\">the shoulder</bodypart>  His principal complaints\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>F.</abbr><expan>For</expan></choice> Cullen\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />at present are <bodypart n=\"26\">the Breast</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart> attendably someÂ¬\r\n            <lb />times indeed the whole body seems to be affected but in\r\n            <lb />a slight degree and it seldom continues long-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"33\">The Delirium</symptom> has been recovered from his manner of\r\n            <lb />laying as he has had no return of it since <bodypart n=\"1\">his head</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />has been raised-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have had some thoughts of Bathing him in Warm\r\n            <lb />Sea Water but shall not propose it till I hear you\r\n            <lb />opinion.  I have the honour to be with\r\n            <lb />great esteem and regard\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Most Obedient and much obliged humble\r\n                <lb />Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Alexander Kellock</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Berwick <choice><abbr>October</abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> <u>9<sup>th</sup> 1783</u></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Kellock\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Bell\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1783\r\n                <lb />V. XV. p. 293\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2333, 13, '2013-08-22 11:33:23', 20),
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I\r\n            <lb />was glad to learn by your Patients Son as I do now\r\n            <lb />by your letter that the Old Gentleman is a great\r\n            <lb />deal better. M<sup>r.</sup> Bell the younger however <del>tells</del>\r\n            <lb />told me a circumstance which you do not that his\r\n            <lb />Father complained of <symptom n=\"23\">want of Power in <bodypart n=\"12\">the Arm</bodypart></symptom>\r\n            <lb />formerly affected with Pain and I wish you had\r\n            <lb />told me whether it had any appearance of <condition n=\"96\">Paralytic</condition>\r\n            <lb />or if it seemed to be merely a consequence of <condition n=\"15\">RheuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />matism</condition> of the nature of which I take the alterÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nate complaints of <bodypart n=\"26\">his breast <bodypart n=\"28\">&amp; back</bodypart></bodypart> to be.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have no objection to your trying a Warm bath\r\n            <lb />with him but I am clear that it should be a tepid\r\n            <lb />one only and of a temperature between 80 and 90\r\n            <lb />degrees of Farenheit and never above the latter.\r\n            <lb />You will push the repetition of it according to its\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />success if you do not find it relieve his Pains and parÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ticularly if you do not find it recover the motion of <bodypart n=\"12\">his\r\n            <lb />arm</bodypart> I would have you try another remedy if you\r\n            <lb />can get it properly executed. This is the <treatment n=\"3\">sending some\r\n            <lb />Electrical shocks</treatment> from <bodypart n=\"11\">his Shoulder to <bodypart n=\"15\">his <del>Arm</del>\r\n            <lb />hand</bodypart></bodypart> taking care that the course of <treatment n=\"3\">the Electricity</treatment>\r\n            <lb />is confined to <bodypart n=\"12\">that Arm</bodypart> and that <treatment n=\"3\">the shocks</treatment> are\r\n            <lb />very gentle though after they have been tried\r\n            <lb />for sometime and with any relief you may repeat\r\n            <lb />them very frequently.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have nothing further to Offer at present\r\n            <lb />but that you should endeavour by all means to get\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"11\">the issue in <bodypart n=\"12\">his Arm</bodypart></treatment> to discharge better. I am with\r\n            <lb />very great regard\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most Obedient Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 13<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><u>1783</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n\r\n        <postscript>\r\n<p>\r\n<handShift />\r\n            <lb />N. B. By your not writing while M<sup>r</sup> Bell was\r\n            <lb />here I believe<del>d</del> you made me miss a fee.\r\n</p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4729, 2, '2013-09-04 15:01:08', 42),
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To give <add place=\"above\"><del>y</del></add> them we are of opinion that as the only hopes\r\n            <lb />can be from the discharge of water either by stool or urine,\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"2\" /> <add place=\"above\">to be</add> attempted as far as her strength shall be found to\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" />. We don\'t think she can be able to bear the more drastic\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> <illegible l=\"4\" />ives at least so often as would be necessary to make them\r\n            <lb />usefull &amp; therefore we would depend chiefly upon <ingredient n=\"8\">the Cream\r\n       \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n            <lb />of tartar</ingredient>. This must be given in such doses as to move <bodypart n=\"64\">her belly</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />freely every day or at least every second day and if given in diÂ¬\r\n            <lb />vided doses it has a good chance of going to <bodypart n=\"45\">the kidneys</bodypart>. For this\r\n            <lb />purpose too we prefer giving it in a liquid form but if you find that\r\n            <lb />disagreeable it must be given in Electuary &amp; even in that form you\r\n            <lb />find that you cannot easily get the Lady to take enough of it you\r\n            <lb />must sharpen what she takes with some of <add place=\"above\">the</add> <ingredient n=\"10\">pulvis Jalap. comp.</ingredient> -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If <ingredient n=\"8\">the cream of tartar</ingredient> does not go to <bodypart n=\"45\">the kidneys</bodypart> and you also\r\n            <lb />must have intervals of <action n=\"24\">purging</action> we would fill up the time with a\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"11\">diuretic</action> <ingredient n=\"59\" t=\"19\"><ingredient n=\"106\" t=\"19\">Infusion of Bacc. Juniper. Sem. dauc. 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Perhaps a good Dutch Gin is the\r\n            <lb />most eligible spirit &amp; Rhenish the preferable wine\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If thirst should be urgent we have advised the cheating\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" />it with a bit of lemon or tamarind\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />We have advised also the continuance of the flannel shirt.\r\n            <lb />And we hope we have said enough &amp; need hardly add that we are enÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tirely\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Dear D<sup>r</sup>\r\n                <lb />Yours\r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 1<sup>st.</sup> May\r\n                <lb />1781.\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />I hope the touch of <condition n=\"3\">the Gout</condition> has done <choice><abbr>Prov.</abbr><expan>Provost</expan></choice> Buchannan serÂ¬\r\n            <lb />vice but till you tell me more I can have nothing to say\r\n        </postscript>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. 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However we must by no means\r\n            <lb />give up our attempts. I would wish to continue the <ingredient n=\"158\">Sal\r\n            <lb />diureticus</ingredient> but you may sometimes change it for the simple\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"204\">alkaline</ingredient> either mild or <ingredient n=\"362\">caustic</ingredient>; the latter in what broth he\r\n            <lb />takes and the former to what strength he can bear it in an\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"59\" t=\"19\">infusion of Juniper berries</ingredient>. Though I do not think that\r\n            <lb />Sir John will bear much <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> or that we can attempt\r\n            <lb />the disease in that way yet I should think it very proper\r\n            <lb />to keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> open and therefore from time to time as\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Campbell and you shall think him able to bear it\r\n            <lb />I would give a moderate dose of <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalap</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient>.\r\n            <lb />This will be the more necessary if you employ the medicin<supplied>e</supplied>\r\n            <lb />I am now to propose. From the effects of the <symptom n=\"28\">accidental\r\n            <lb />sweating</symptom> which happened to Sir John in June last and\r\n            <lb />from <add place=\"above\">the</add> good effects we have offen <del>ed</del> had from <treatment n=\"25\">sweating</treatment> in\r\n            <lb />such cases I am for your trying a dose of <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers powder</ingredient>.\r\n            <lb />You may begin with a moderate dose of 20 or 25 grains\r\n            <lb />and if you find that Sir John bears it well you will afterÂ¬\r\n            <lb />wards increase it as you think proper. I think it best to\r\n            <lb />give this medicine in the morning laying the patient in\r\n            <lb />a flannel shirt and in blankets and keeping <add place=\"above\">him</add> in bed for the\r\n            <lb />whole of the day. This remedy has often been usefull\r\n            <lb />and I think it is almost the only resource you have in\r\n            <lb />this Case. I have frequently found benefit from <treatment n=\"11\">Issues\r\n            <lb />putt in below the <bodypart n=\"19\">knees</bodypart></treatment> but it was in cases more purely\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"27\">anasarcous</condition>. However the trial can hardly do any harm.\r\n            <lb />I have no change to propose in Sir Johns diet but I\r\n            <lb />believe the gin and water will always do better than any\r\n          \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />kind of wine but I think you may consult his own\r\n            <lb />taste. The use of the <treatment n=\"18\">flesh brush</treatment> is certainly very\r\n            <lb />proper but I am for using it especially in the morning\r\n            <lb />the using it at night is neither so safe nor so effectual\r\n            <lb />Please offer my best Compliments to D<sup>r.</sup> Campbell\r\n            <lb />and to M<sup>r</sup> Bannerman if he is of your party. Believe\r\n            <lb />me to be with great regard\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most obedient <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 28<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><u>1782</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />This for yourself and D<sup>r</sup> Campbell\r\n            <lb />In case Sir John Cathcart should desire to\r\n            <lb />see my letter I have said nothing in it concerning the\r\n            <lb />nature of the disease or the event to be expected but\r\n            <lb />I think it my duty to you to say a little of both here.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I think there is in this case a very general <condition n=\"16\">hydropic\r\n            <lb />Disposition</condition> and a tendency to pour out <bodypart n=\"48\">serum</bodypart> into every\r\n            <lb />cavity I think it was even poured into the <bodypart n=\"41\">brain</bodypart> in June\r\n            <lb />last. Tho his <condition n=\"14\">Asthma</condition> shews something <symptom n=\"57\">spasmodic</symptom> I have\r\n            <lb />often known that to be with <condition n=\"107\">water in the <bodypart n=\"26\">thorax</bodypart></condition> and I beÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lieve there has always been some in Sir Johns. The <condition n=\"27\">AnaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sarca</condition> has always been evident and now the <condition n=\"16\">Ascites</condition> is\r\n            <lb />now no less so. Such an universal affection I have\r\n            <lb />known recovered and in this case I think you must\r\n            <lb />expect the worst. However I am clear that no attempt\r\n            <lb />that can be safely made is to be omitted.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 642, 2, '2013-09-02 11:26:16', 55),
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The\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"35\">bloody spitting</symptom> you mention is what commonly\r\n            <lb />doubles the violent degree of <condition n=\"107\">Hydrothorax</condition>, and after\r\n            <lb />this symptom the fatal period is seldom long\r\n            <lb />delayed. But you are right in the meantime, in\r\n            <lb />trying every means of relief, and the <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> you\r\n            <lb />have lately applied was one of the most probable\r\n            <lb />the surprising degree of <symptom n=\"155\">insensibility</symptom> and torpor\r\n            <lb />which appears in the <bodypart n=\"69\">intestines</bodypart>, seems to preclude\r\n            <lb />you from the relief which you might otherwise proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cure by <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment>; but I am still of opinion that it is\r\n            <lb />to be attempted, as the only means of drawing off any\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />considerable portion of water, and I am of opinion\r\n            <lb />that over the large Doses, which his <bodypart n=\"69\">Intestines</bodypart> seem\r\n            <lb />to require, is as safe, as a more moderate Dose to -\r\n            <lb />another person, and you do not speak of any circumÂ¬\r\n            <lb />stances attending your last operation; that case\r\n            <lb />make me think otherwise. It is possible that\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"24\">Tapping</treatment> might give a temporary relief, but as\r\n            <lb />there is <condition n=\"107\">Water in the <bodypart n=\"26\">Thorax</bodypart></condition> as well as in the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"30\">Abdomen</bodypart>, the relief might be very little, and\r\n            <lb />the operation in drawing off the water of the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"30\">Abdomen</bodypart>, might be very dangerous; and unless it\r\n            <lb />is Sir Johns own choice to run the risk of this, I\r\n            <lb />would not advise it. There is another means that\r\n            <lb />might draw off a good deal of water with more\r\n            <lb />safety, and that is <treatment n=\"24\">punctures in the <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"18\">thighs</bodypart></treatment>\r\n            <lb />and if they are <treatment n=\"24\">Punctures</treatment> only they are not liable\r\n            <lb />to be troublesome, but must be frequently renewed\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />in fresh places. After medicines, have lost their\r\n            <lb />power so much in this Case, I have no confidence\r\n            <lb />in advising any, but If I was, it would be only\r\n            <lb />Doses of <ingredient n=\"25\">Squills</ingredient> as large as he can bear. They\r\n            <lb />may perhaps after all prove something <action n=\"12\">Diuretic</action>\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n            <lb />Make my Compliments to Doctor Campbell\r\n            <lb />and please tell him that my particular hurry at\r\n            <lb />this Season, has made me neglect sending\r\n            <lb />him an answer to the last letter he favoured\r\n            <lb />me with concerning M<sup>rs.</sup> Blair, but I shall\r\n            <lb />still do it. I am with very great regard\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most obedient Servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 25.\r\n                <lb />1782.\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>    \r\n    \r\n</body>', 674, 11, '2014-10-06 23:22:59', 32),
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<symptom n=\"119\">the startings</symptom>\r\n        <lb />and <symptom n=\"57\">twistings in <bodypart n=\"17\">his legs</bodypart></symptom> have never left him\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />and he is <symptom n=\"7\">much troubled with wind in <bodypart n=\"46\">his stomach</bodypart></symptom>\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"3\">The Electrical machine</treatment> did not come to hand\r\n        <lb />till eight days after our arrival but since\r\n        <lb />that time <treatment n=\"3\">my Husband has received above\r\n        <lb />a hundred and fifty shokes in the day</treatment> without\r\n        <lb />making any perceptible alteration however\r\n        <lb />we shall still persevere till you think\r\n        <lb />it proper that we should disist â€“â€“</p>\r\n<p><lb />You mentioned in your letter to doctor\r\n        <lb />Gilchrist that in a months time my Husband\r\n        <lb />was to begin the hot Bath this I am very\r\n        <lb />anxious should be done but must beg first\r\n        <lb />to hear from you as I wish to be informed\r\n        <lb />of the following particulares â€“â€“ To what\r\n        <lb />part of his body is the stream to be applied;\r\n        <lb />How long should he remain at a time under\r\n    <lb />the operation â€“â€“ is it necessary that <bodypart n=\"1\">his head</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />should be bathed before we begin; should\r\n        <lb />it be done previous to his going to bed\r\n        <lb />Is the bathing to be repeated every day and\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />for how long a time are we to continue it â€“â€“\r\n        <lb />Is there any particular thing he should take\r\n    <lb />before or after to prevent <symptom n=\"20\">cold</symptom> or <symptom n=\"45\">faintishness</symptom>\r\n        <lb />He still continues to take the mixture \r\n    <lb />you prescribed for him when we were in <choice><abbr>Edin</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />O doctor is there nothing else you could think\r\n        <lb />of that would relieve him from those inward\r\n    <lb />uneasy feelings which are <symptom n=\"9\">exhausting both\r\n        <lb />to his body</symptom> and <symptom n=\"6\">spirits</symptom> â€“â€“ one thing I ought\r\n        <lb />to have let you know he is pritie <unclear>regular</unclear> in\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">his belly</bodypart> â€“â€“ I beg youll excuse <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n        <lb />long letter but if I have tired your patience\r\n        <lb />it is owing to my anxiety about my Husband, He\r\n        <lb />joins me in best respects to you â€“â€“ your answer\r\n        <lb />will very much oblige</p>\r\n   <closer><salute>Sir\r\n       <lb />your most obedient Humble <choice><abbr>serva<sub>t</sub></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n   <signed>M Gordon</signed>\r\n       <dateline>Halleaths <choice><abbr>Oct</abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 28<sup>th</sup> <u>1781</u></dateline></closer>\r\n</div>\r\n    <div><pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p><lb />Doctor Cullen Physician\r\n        <lb />Edinburgh</p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot><lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Gordon\r\n        <lb />C M<sup>r</sup> Gordon\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1781</annot>\r\n    </div></body>', 2080, 2, '2013-11-13 17:55:34', 160),
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I shall shortly\r\n        <lb />submit to you what has occurred to me about him. â€“â€“ The notion I have\r\n        <lb />all along formed of his present complaints, since their first appearance, which\r\n        <lb />was about March last, has been very unfavourable. He has been, for a\r\n        <lb />great part of his life, such a valetudenarean â€“ You was consulted about\r\n    <lb /><condition n=\"3\">his <u>gouty</u> complaints</condition> twelve or fourteen years ago â€“ Of late years I have\r\n        <lb />had him several times under my care, and, for the most part, have been\r\n    <lb />not a little perplexed with him. Two different times, when keeping <condition n=\"3\">his\r\n        <lb />supposed gouty habit</condition> in view; â€“ and in the treatment of symptoms, which\r\n    <lb />seemed to be merely <condition n=\"21\">of a nervous kind</condition>, not attended with any appearÂ¬\r\n    <lb />ances whatever of <condition n=\"98\">an inflammatory diathesis</condition>; â€“ all my measures were\r\n    <lb />disturbed, once with <condition n=\"63\">the unexpected occurrence of an ophthalmia</condition>, so\r\n    <lb />acute, and of such long duration, as <symptom n=\"11\">almost to threaten him with the\r\n    <lb />loss of <bodypart n=\"6\">an eye</bodypart></symptom>; â€“ at another time, with <symptom n=\"69\">the attack of an angina</symptom>\r\n        <lb />hardly less violent. â€“â€“ He has been a man of <u>extreme</u> liveliness, and\r\n    <lb />of much sensibility; â€“â€“ and <symptom n=\"6\">his spirits have been often much depressed</symptom>\r\n    <lb />from <symptom n=\"56\">different causes of anxiety, and agitation of <bodypart n=\"95\">mind</bodypart></symptom>, to which\r\n        <lb />in the course of his affairs he has, for a long time, been more or less subÂ¬\r\n        <lb />jected. â€“â€“â€“â€“ Considering all these circumstances, â€“ when his present complaints\r\n    <lb />made their appearance, I could not help dreading that, in <symptom n=\"54\">a constitution thus\r\n    <lb />variously debilitated</symptom>, they were <condition n=\"31\">the beginning of a serious paralytic Disorder</condition>,\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />and wished him soon after to have taken a ride in to you; which however\r\n        <lb />he put off at that time, and made an excursion with some friends into EngÂ¬\r\n    <lb />land, where, of his own accord, <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"40\">he drank the Water of Gillesland</ingredient>, which I\r\n        <lb />never thought of advising. â€“â€“</p>\r\n    <p><lb />The occurrence of <symptom n=\"62\">acute inflammatory symptoms</symptom>, as mentioned above, at\r\n        <lb />a time when <condition n=\"21\">the general ailments were strictly and considerably nervous</condition>,\r\n        <lb />is certainly not common, at least to such a degree. â€“â€“ Something of the same\r\n        <lb />kind I thought very observable in the two or three first months of the\r\n    <lb />present disease. After <condition n=\"31\">the paralytic symptoms</condition> had made a considerable\r\n        <lb />progress, and <action n=\"28\">the use of stimulants</action> seemed to be absolutely necessary,\r\n        <lb />I was, as in former instances, disconcerted by his being attacked with\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"34\">frequent and severe <u>febrile paroxysms</u></symptom>; â€“ not indeed preceeded by any\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"20\">obvious cold stage</symptom>, but <symptom n=\"21\">giving an excessive degree of heat</symptom>, lasting for\r\n        <lb />a great part of the night, with <symptom n=\"15\">a very quick and full pulse</symptom>; â€“ and\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">terminating in profuse sweats</symptom>. â€“ These attacks however never did him\r\n    <lb />any of that service which <condition n=\"10\">fits of fever</condition> excited in <condition n=\"31\">paralytic cases</condition> have\r\n        <lb />been supposed to do.</p>\r\n  <p><lb />If the above ideas of this case be reasonable, and founded on just \r\n        <lb />observation we will not wonder, I suppose if our most powerful remedies\r\n        <lb />should fail us. A few days before I received your last I saw M<sup>r</sup> Gordon\r\n        <lb />for about an hour in my way home from a journey in Annandale;\r\n      <lb />and found him situated very much as when he left you. <treatment n=\"3\">The electriÂ¬\r\n        <lb />city has been used</treatment> very regularly and completely, and he has been\r\n      <lb />using <ingredient n=\"101\">the Guajac.</ingredient> &amp;c â€“ He is now pretty free from any general disorder\r\n      <lb />or uneasiness except <symptom n=\"6\">what low spirits occasion</symptom>. Tho\' the power of reÂ¬\r\n        <lb />taining his urine &amp; stools is certainly better than it once was, yet all\r\n        <lb />that can be said is that when he has warning which he commonly\r\n      <lb />has, he gets them <u>managed</u>. â€“ In recovering the use of <bodypart n=\"51\">his limbs</bodypart> he\r\n        <lb />has made no progress whatever; â€“ and, upon the whole, M<sup>rs</sup> Gordon inÂ¬\r\n        <lb />formed me that, from the first, nothing had done him any material service\r\n        <lb />I transmitted your last in course of post to Halleaths, and think it\r\n        <lb />probable that M<sup>r</sup> Gordon may take a ride in here soon, when we will\r\n        <lb />concert matters in proceeding according to your directions with a\r\n        <lb />trial of warm bathing; â€“ particularly in raising the heat to as great\r\n        <lb />a degree as he can bear it. â€“â€“ By an account which I procured in\r\n        <lb />London from a good hand of the temperature of the Bath waters, the\r\n      <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />heat on the surface of the Great Bath, which must be when the waÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ter has been some time exposed to the air, is marked 105. Nearer the\r\n        <lb />bottom we would suppose it higher, for at the Spring I see it is\r\n        <lb />in most accounts reckoned 118 or 120. â€“â€“ Yet 105 I believe is \r\n        <lb />amongst the highest degrees that the human body has been found\r\n        <lb />capable of bearing with tolerable ease.</p>\r\n <p><lb />I will take care to inform you when any thing\r\n        <lb />worth communicating occurs, and in the mean time\r\n        <lb />am with the sincerest regard</p>\r\n   <closer><salute>Dear Sir\r\n       <lb />Your faithful &amp; <choice><abbr>obed serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n        <signed>John Gilchrist.</signed></closer>\r\n  <postscript><p><lb />I hav<supplied>e</supplied> been prevented from finishing and sendi<supplied>ng</supplied>\r\n        <lb />off this letter, a post longer than I intended.</p></postscript></div>\r\n    <div><pb n=\"4\" />\r\n  <p><lb />To\r\n        <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n        <lb />Physician\r\n        <lb />Edinburgh</p>\r\n   <handShift />\r\n        <annot><lb />D<sup>r</sup> Gilchrist\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> Gordon of Halleaths\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1781.\r\n        <lb />XIII p. 161</annot>\r\n    </div></body>', 2085, 3, '2015-01-06 16:57:00', 155);
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Complexion I need say nothing        \r\n            <lb />as he is personally known to you, enjoyed Health &amp;       \r\n            <lb />a sound Constitution till about 1<sup>st</sup> <choice><abbr>Aug<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 1777 when        \r\n            <lb />he was seized with pains in <bodypart n=\"30\">the Abdomen</bodypart> which had        \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"57\">more the appearance of Spasm</symptom> than <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammation</symptom>        \r\n            <lb />attended with <symptom n=\"24\">obstinate costiveness</symptom> which for several       \r\n            <lb />days resisted <treatment n=\"8\">repeated Injections</treatment>, <action n=\"8\">all the various gentle            \r\n            <lb />&amp; drastic Cathartics</action> that could be thought off, exhibÂ¬        \r\n            <lb />ited <ingredient n=\"14\">with &amp; without Opiates</ingredient>, <action n=\"34\">Annodyn Liniments</action>, <treatment n=\"37\">FricÂ¬            \r\n            <lb />tion</treatment> &amp;c until <treatment n=\"46\">being putt into a Semicupium</treatment> <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> high        \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"45\">he fainted</symptom>, &amp; in that state made a most copious Discharge       \r\n            <lb />which relieved his pains, &amp; <action n=\"21\">gentle laxatives</action> readily proÂ¬        \r\n            <lb />duced their natural effects afterwards, but <condition n=\"10\">a Species of\r\n            <lb />low <bodypart n=\"47\">nervous</bodypart> fever</condition> immediately supervened which held        \r\n            <lb />him in a very uncertain state above a month, &amp; I have        \r\n            <lb />not thought his health so uniformly stable since. â€“â€“\r\n        </p>   \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In January 1778 or 9 after many wandering Pains &amp;        \r\n            <lb />threatenings <condition n=\"3\">he had a regular fitt of the Gout</condition> alternately        \r\n            <lb />in <bodypart n=\"24\">both feet</bodypart> â€“â€“ has had many threatenings since        \r\n            <lb />from such wandering pains sometimes in <bodypart n=\"26\">his breast</bodypart>       \r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"40\">under the Sternum</bodypart> strikeing thro\' to <bodypart n=\"36\">the Spinal VertebrÃ¦</bodypart>,        \r\n            <lb />in <bodypart n=\"18\">his thighs</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"12\">Arms</bodypart> &amp; sometimes for a moment in <bodypart n=\"24\">his            \r\n            <lb />feet</bodypart> as if suddenly punctured with a sharp Instrument       \r\n            <lb />but no regular paroxysm. â€“â€“\r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This past Summer &amp; Autumn Company &amp; Business led       \r\n            <lb />him into greater irregularitys in point of Regimen than       \r\n            <lb />usual, which, I presume, brought on <condition n=\"10\">a slow, remitting,            \r\n            <lb />irregular fever</condition> attended with <symptom n=\"24\">his old complaint of obstiÂ¬                \r\n            <lb />nate costiveness</symptom> about the 20<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> â€“â€“ <symptom n=\"24\">The Costiveness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />after resisting <treatment n=\"8\">Injections</treatment>, <action n=\"8\">various Cathartics</action> &amp; <treatment n=\"42\"><ingredient n=\"72\">Tobacco-Â¬\r\n            <lb />smoke</ingredient> thrown up <bodypart n=\"53\">the Anus</bodypart></treatment> yeilded to a Solution of <choice><abbr>â„¥3</abbr><expan>3 ounces</expan></choice>        \r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"95\"><choice><orig>Sal Glauber:</orig><reg>Glauber\'s Salts</reg></choice></ingredient> taken as fast as <bodypart n=\"46\">his Stomach</bodypart> could bear &amp;        \r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"10\">the fever</condition> subsided almost instantly after, so that in a        \r\n            <lb />few days he was able to be removed to his own House        \r\n            <lb />distant about 20 Miles in a Chaise but has never yet reÂ¬        \r\n            <lb />covered any tolerable degree of health: â€“â€“ he has been       \r\n            <lb />generally distressed with such Erratic pains as above        \r\n            <lb />mentioned sometimes affecting <bodypart n=\"1\">his head</bodypart>, frequently        \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />        \r\n            <lb />confined to <bodypart n=\"18\">his Thighs</bodypart>, a hand-breadth above the lower        \r\n            <lb />ends of both <bodypart n=\"39\">Ossa femorum</bodypart> &amp; to <bodypart n=\"12\">both Arms</bodypart> a like DisÂ¬        \r\n            <lb />tance from <bodypart n=\"38\">the lower ends of the radius &amp; Ulna</bodypart>; at preÂ¬        \r\n            <lb />sent removed from <bodypart n=\"18\">both thighs</bodypart> &amp; chiefly affecting <bodypart n=\"12\">both            \r\n            <lb />Arms</bodypart> from <bodypart n=\"11\">the Shoulder</bodypart> â€“â€“ but the Seat of such pains        \r\n            <lb />while external I presume of of little consequence â€“â€“\r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />What chiefly deserves notice in his present State        \r\n            <lb />are <symptom n=\"54\">an universal Debility</symptom> &amp; relaxation of the whole        \r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"47\">Nervous</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"68\">muscular Systems</bodypart>, <symptom n=\"55\">Languor, Lassitude</symptom>        \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"138\">inaptitude to motion</symptom>, <symptom n=\"23\">such weakness</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"2\">tremor of his            \r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart></symptom> that he can with difficulty carry a Spoon or        \r\n            <lb />glass to <bodypart n=\"2\">his Mouth</bodypart> &amp; tho\' he can clench <bodypart n=\"15\">his fist</bodypart>, canÂ¬        \r\n            <lb />not extend <bodypart n=\"16\">his fingers</bodypart>, in the ends of which he someÂ¬        \r\n            <lb />times complains of <symptom n=\"66\">a little numbdness</symptom> â€“ his <symptom n=\"8\">Appetite,\r\n            <lb />tho\' less than in health</symptom> is as much as I wish him to        \r\n            <lb />have for his present Exercise, his drink \'till lately        \r\n            <lb />good small Beer &amp; Punch, not choosing Red Port       \r\n            <lb />which he has now used for some days â€“â€“\r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Gordon, since I knew him (above 30 years)        \r\n            <lb />has lived as sober &amp; regular when alone at home,        \r\n            <lb />&amp; as Social &amp; convivially when abroad or exposed to        \r\n            <lb />Company as any man of my acquaintance â€“â€“        \r\n            <lb />Some days he will have Sallys of his usual fun &amp;        \r\n            <lb />good humour, others <symptom n=\"6\">his Spirits low &amp; depressed</symptom>, says       \r\n            <lb />he cannot venture on horseback for <bodypart n=\"1\">his Head</bodypart>, the cold        \r\n            <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom>, &amp; goes but too rarely out in his Carriage.\r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In his illness 1777 I was startled at a singularity in        \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">his Pulse exceeding anything I had ever felt in AnoÂ¬            \r\n            <lb />ther</symptom> â€“â€“ in the space of two minutes often in One        \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">it has beat at the rate of 60 &amp; full, 150 small &amp; treÂ¬            \r\n            <lb />mulous, above numbering undulating &amp; creeping, &amp; allÂ¬            \r\n            <lb />ways intermitting, the more rapid the oftener</symptom> â€“â€“\r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">I have felt his Pulse often</symptom> in his best health since        \r\n            <lb />&amp; found the same irregularity in a less degree â€“ at         \r\n            <lb />present it is sometimes better but often as above:       \r\n            <lb />I have often known people have <symptom n=\"15\">an intermitting Pulse            \r\n            <lb />in health, but never such an unaccountable Variety.</symptom>\r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Exercise, particularly on Horseback when possible,        \r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"18\">the flesh brush</treatment> Â¼ hour every morning &amp; night â€“â€“        \r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"16\">Mustard Seed</ingredient> swallowed daily, a teaspoonfull or        \r\n            <lb />two of <ingredient n=\"110\" t=\"20\">Vinum Antimoniale</ingredient>, &amp; a glass of warm <ingredient n=\"136\">AroÂ¬            \r\n            <lb />matic</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"113\" t=\"20\">Bitter Wine</ingredient> are what has been prescribed        \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />        \r\n            <lb />(I cannot say very constantly executed): <treatment n=\"17\"><bodypart n=\"24\">His feet</bodypart> have            \r\n            <lb />been putt in warm water</treatment> at night wrap\'d up in Wool &amp;        \r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"23\"><action n=\"28\">Stimulating</action> Poultices applied</treatment> <bodypart n=\"24\"><choice><orig><add place=\"above\">ad</add> plantas pedum</orig><reg>to the soles of the feet</reg></choice></bodypart> &amp; he was        \r\n            <lb />sometime in use to take a small glass of <ingredient n=\"101\" t=\"1\">a strong TinctÂ¬            \r\n            <lb />ure of Gum Guajiac:</ingredient> in <ingredient n=\"288\">Rum</ingredient>, all with fruitless hope        \r\n            <lb />of bringing <condition n=\"3\">the Gout</condition> to <bodypart n=\"24\">his feet</bodypart> â€“â€“ <condition n=\"3\">The Idea of            \r\n            <lb />Gout</condition> deterred me from adviseing the Cold Bath &amp;        \r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> <action n=\"29\">two of the best Tonics</action> I know, &amp; he wishes in        \r\n            <lb />particular to have you Opinion concerning them,         \r\n            <lb />his Diet &amp; other Regimen â€“â€“ He now drinks no tea        \r\n            <lb />has a little thin pottage &amp; Ale for Breakfast or Milk        \r\n            <lb />what comes to Table that he likes for Dinner &amp;      \r\n            <lb />his Pottage or a bitt of bread &amp; Wine or Punch at        \r\n            <lb />Night. â€“ I can think of nothing further necessary        \r\n            <lb />to give you a pretty distinct view of his Situation â€“â€“        \r\n            <lb />Whatever you may advise shall be duly attended        \r\n            <lb />to by\r\n        </p>\r\n    \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>Alex<sup>r</sup> Findlay.</signed>        \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />Fraserburgh            \r\n                <lb />12<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Janry</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1782.\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />       \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Memorial\r\n            <lb />To Doctor W<sup>m</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />12 <choice><abbr>Janry</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1782.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />Lewis Gordon Esq<sup>r.</sup>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1782.\r\n            <lb />V. 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These (which I was        \r\n            <lb />once <u>obliged</u> to direct the warm bath for, &amp; with very sensible        \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />        \r\n            <lb />And immediate relief) were succeeded by <symptom n=\"31\">a diarrhÅ“a</symptom>, which        \r\n            <lb />Continued more or less for several days; and the patient has        \r\n            <lb />been since little distressed with <symptom n=\"24\">her <subst><del>former</del><add place=\"above\">obstinate</add></subst> costiveness</symptom> â€“ in        \r\n            <lb />Comparison of what she formerly was: â€“ This is a change more        \r\n            <lb />likely to have procured the present respite than the        \r\n            <lb />Nurse\'s remedy â€“â€“ After all however there has been a reÂ¬        \r\n            <lb />turn of <symptom n=\"77\">the fluor albus</symptom>, within these two or three days,        \r\n            <lb />And we are <ingredient n=\"61\">making a trial of the <choice><orig>Uva Ursi</orig><reg>Bearberry</reg></choice></ingredient>, which, since        \r\n            <lb />I was favoured with yours, there never was room        \r\n            <lb />or occasion for before - The Ladys friends were much        \r\n            <lb />satisfied with the letter you was so good as to write me\r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This Week I had a letter from M<sup>rs</sup> Gordon of        \r\n            <lb />Halleaths informing me that after a complete trial        \r\n            <lb />of the warm Bathing, M<sup>r</sup> Gordon is just where he        \r\n            <lb />was, the use of <bodypart n=\"52\">the lower extremities</bodypart> not being in      \r\n            <lb />the smallest degree <del>restored</del> mended. â€“ I heartily wish        \r\n            <lb />I could have given you a better account. â€“ M<sup>rs</sup>        \r\n            <lb />Gordon asks if any thing can be thought for the ensuing       \r\n            <lb />Summer? â€“â€“ He is growing <u>fatter</u>, <u>sleeps well</u>, &amp; when        \r\n            <lb />objects occur to amuse him, gets into <u>good spirits</u>, though        \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />        \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"6\">at other times he is extremely depressed</symptom> â€“ As the season        \r\n            <lb />advances I believe some easy excursion will be adÂ¬        \r\n            <lb />viseable - to pass the time, â€“ and likewise <add place=\"above\">to</add> keep up M<sup>r</sup>        \r\n            <lb />Gordons spirits with the prospect of it. â€“ Formerly you        \r\n            <lb />did not think cold bathing adviseable â€“ Could it be        \r\n            <lb />spoken of now as a thing, in certain circumstances        \r\n            <lb />and with proper management, to be tried in the        \r\n            <lb />heat of Summer? â€“ On the opposite side of our        \r\n            <lb />Firth <supplied>at</supplied> Allanby in Cumberland, there is an        \r\n            <lb />exceedingly convenient bathing place, â€“ with        \r\n            <lb />every good and cheap accommodation, to which        \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> &amp; M<sup>rs</sup> G might perhaps like to go at the proper        \r\n            <lb />time, whether they used the bathing much or not; for inÂ¬        \r\n            <lb />deed I should be very doubtful if there would be reÂ¬        \r\n            <lb />action enough <add place=\"above\">or of a proper kind</add> in his system for the shock of a        \r\n            <lb />cold bath. â€“ Some cautious trials however in the warmÂ¬        \r\n            <lb />est weather might not be hurtful</p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When you have leisure to drop a line on these        \r\n            <lb />points I shall be happy to receive it, and in the        \r\n            <lb />mean time am\r\n        </p>    \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />D<supplied>ear</supplied> Sir\r\n                <lb />Yours always\r\n            </salute>        \r\n            <signed>John Gilchrist</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen Physician\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Gilchrist\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> a Lady &amp; Gordon\r\n            <lb />of Halleaths\r\n            <lb />March 1782\r\n            <lb />V XIII p 324.\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2165, 13, '2015-01-16 11:44:54', 196),
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but lest by some accident\r\n        <lb />it may have been lost I again send\r\n        <lb />you what I know of M<sup>r.</sup> Gillies\' Complaints</p>\r\n<p><lb />â€“â€“â€“â€“ It is a quarter of a year\r\n        <lb />since in the afternoon he found himÂ¬\r\n    <lb />self <symptom n=\"9\"><subst><del>in</del><add place=\"above\">affected with a</add></subst> general heavi<subst><del>y</del><add place=\"above\">ness</add></subst></symptom> and his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"71\">confused</symptom> and that night after having\r\n        <lb />supped and drunk 3 or 4 glasses of punch\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"45\">he had a very severe faint</symptom> or rather\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"5\">a fit which lasted upwards of ten miÂ¬\r\n        <lb />nutes</symptom> and had <condition n=\"5\">much the appearance of \r\n            <lb />being Epileptic</condition> for <symptom n=\"72\">tho\' he did not\r\n                <lb />foam at <bodypart n=\"2\">the mouth</bodypart></symptom> <symptom n=\"39\">nor <subst><del>he d</del><add place=\"above\">made</add></subst> any violent\r\n    <lb />motions with <bodypart n=\"15\">his hands</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart></symptom>; 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but in\r\n        <lb />a few days afterwards when at Portglasgow\r\n        <lb />he was attacked with another <add place=\"above\">faint</add> in every reÂ¬\r\n        <lb />spect similar to the former â€“â€“ It is ten\r\n        <lb />years since, after being exposed to a very\r\n    <lb />severe cold, an <symptom n=\"62\">inflammatory</symptom> <symptom n=\"30\">eruption\r\n    <lb />appeared on <bodypart n=\"5\">his nose</bodypart></symptom> which has every\r\n        <lb />Winter since returned in very cold weather\r\n    <lb />and about two months ago such <symptom n=\"30\">an eruption\r\n    <lb />came out upon <bodypart n=\"8\">his face</bodypart> and particularly upon\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"7\">one of his ears</bodypart></symptom> and had begun to disappear\r\n        <lb />a little before the last attack; and <add place=\"above\">this</add> gives me\r\n    <lb /><symptom n=\"149\">some suspicion of acrimony</symptom> perhaps aÂ¬\r\n    <lb />rising from <symptom n=\"28\">defective perspiration</symptom> â€“â€“\r\n    <lb />Formerly <treatment n=\"4\">a blister was proposed</treatment> to be\r\n    <lb />applied to <bodypart n=\"1\">his head</bodypart> and <treatment n=\"5\">a seton placed\r\n    <lb />in <bodypart n=\"10\">his neck</bodypart></treatment> and afterwards to have\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">his head</bodypart> bathed in cold water, but he\r\n    <lb />would not consent â€“â€“ <treatment n=\"1\">I am sorry I omitted\r\n        <lb />to take blood</treatment> when he complained last\r\n    <lb />of <symptom n=\"9\">heaviness</symptom> and <treatment n=\"1\">intend hereafter upon\r\n        <lb />such occasion to blood him freely</treatment> if you\r\n    <lb />approve of it â€“ <treatment n=\"1\">Small bloodings frequently\r\n        <lb />repeated have been recommended to him</treatment>\r\n        <lb />by M<sup>r</sup> Mollison Surgeon in Portglasg<supplied>ow</supplied>\r\n    <lb />in the view of preventing <condition n=\"25\">Plethora</condition> but <supplied>I</supplied>\r\n        <lb />believe improperly â€“â€“</p>\r\n        <closer><salute>I am Sir\r\n        <lb />your most humble <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n        <signed>Alex<sup>r.</sup> Taylor</signed>\r\n    <dateline>Paisley 5 May 1782</dateline></closer>\r\n</div>\r\n    <div><pb n=\"4\" />\r\n<p><lb />D<sup>r.</sup> William Cullen\r\n        <lb />Professor of Physic\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></p>\r\n    </div></body>', 2200, 2, '2013-11-19 16:38:25', 152),
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The most likely context is a celebration of Admiral George Rodney\'s recent victory in the Battle of the Saintes (though it is to be noted that Lord Paisley was created Baron Rodney in 1782).</note> and being startled\r\n        <lb />with the squibs upon her return home\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"45\">she was seized with a faint</symptom> from which\r\n        <lb />she recovered so far as to be able to speak\r\n        <lb />which she did <add place=\"above\">distinctly</add> as long as she lived complaining\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />of an inexpressible pain in <bodypart n=\"26\">her breast</bodypart> &amp;\r\n        <lb />in about half an hour after she was\r\n        <lb />first seized she died â€“â€“ In Com<supplied>p</supplied>any <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />two other Surgeons Mess<sup>rs</sup> Fulton and White I\r\n        <lb />afterwards opened her and we <supplied>found</supplied>\r\n        <lb />about half a mutchkin of <bodypart n=\"48\">black <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n        <lb />or serum</bodypart> in <bodypart n=\"26\">each side of the Thorax</bodypart> <illegible w=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"42\">right Ventricle</bodypart> there was <bodypart n=\"48\">some thi<illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n        <lb />blood</bodypart>, but <bodypart n=\"42\">the left one</bodypart> was empty <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"62\">its inside much inflamed</symptom> the grea<supplied>ter</supplied>\r\n        <lb />part of it <symptom n=\"82\">being of a dark red co<supplied>lour</supplied></symptom>\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"62\"><bodypart n=\"57\">the left Venous Sinus</bodypart> and beginning of\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"57\">the Aorta</bodypart> were likewise inflamed</symptom> â€“â€“ \r\n        <lb />I do not find this disease taken notice\r\n        <lb />of in your Synopsis<note>See William Cullen, <i>Synopsis nosologiÃ¦ methodicÃ¦</i> (Edinburgh: 1769), p. 261.</note> excepting under the\r\n        <lb />general term <condition n=\"154\">Carditis</condition>; but there is no\r\n        <lb />reference to the London observations<note>Evidently a reference to some medical observations made or appearing at London, but precise source untraced.</note> â€“</p>\r\n        <closer><salute>I am sir\r\n        <lb />your most humble &amp; <choice><abbr>ob<sup>t.</sup>serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>Alex<sup>r.</sup> Taylor</signed></closer></div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Professor of Medicine\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n     \r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift /><annot><lb />M<sup>r</sup> Taylor\r\n        <lb />C M<sup>r</sup> Gillies and a\r\n        <lb />Case of <symptom n=\"69\">Angina Pectoris</symptom>\r\n        <lb />June 1782. â€“â€“</annot>\r\n    </div></body>', 2233, 3, '2013-10-17 13:58:53', 136),
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His Brother\r\n        <lb />who goes with Him, is of our profession, and\r\n        <lb /><del>will</del> will tell you the beginning of his disease.\r\n        <lb />When I saw Him, He was much distressed had\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"2\">repeated shiverings</symptom>, <symptom n=\"4\">a severe cough</symptom>, <symptom n=\"12\">stricture\r\n        <lb />across <bodypart n=\"26\">his breast</bodypart>, difficulty in breathing</symptom> &amp;\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">his pulse contracted quick, &amp; hard</symptom>, <symptom n=\"76\">with a\r\n            <lb />copious expectoration</symptom> of <symptom n=\"86\">purulent matter, very\r\n        <lb />offensive</symptom> and <symptom n=\"35\">frequently tinged with blood, &amp;\r\n        <lb />repeatedly spitt blood in pretty large quantitys</symptom>.\r\n        <lb />he was directly put upon a vegetable and\r\n        <lb />milk diet, restricted from all heating liquors.\r\n        <lb />repeatedly blooded, his <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood ever sizy</bodypart>, and\r\n        <lb />took large doses of <ingredient n=\"91\"><unclear>Nitre</unclear></ingredient> with <ingredient n=\"107\"><choice><orig>Cons: Rosar.</orig><reg>Rose Conserve</reg></choice></ingredient>\r\n        <lb />he has shifted the air different times, has <add place=\"above\">had</add> ass\r\n        <lb />milk goat whey &amp;c, &amp; yet the disease\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />seems to increase. It will afford all his friends,\r\n        <lb />particularly his Brother &amp; myself much\r\n        <lb />satisfaction at having your advice, we talked\r\n        <lb />together this day about his situation. I\r\n        <lb />proposed the following things, which M<sup>r</sup>\r\n        <lb />John Drysdale approved, &amp; which I beg\r\n        <lb />leave to lay before you â€“â€“â€“â€“ As He has\r\n        <lb /><condition n=\"32\">an ulcer in <bodypart n=\"26\">his breast</bodypart></condition>, and of a very putrid\r\n        <lb />offensive nature, that He should take one\r\n        <lb />grain of <ingredient n=\"57\">the extract of Hemlock</ingredient> twice each day,\r\n        <lb />with which is mixed one sixth part of a\r\n        <lb />grain of <ingredient n=\"2\">mercury</ingredient>, to take also two table\r\n        <lb />spoonfuls of <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">an infusion of the red Bark</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />four times a day, <treatment n=\"5\">to have a seton put in\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"73\">his side</bodypart></treatment>, to take a jaunt in a Carriage,\r\n        <lb />to continue the milk fruit &amp; vegetable diet,\r\n        <lb />&amp; to drink <ingredient n=\"269\">seltzer water</ingredient>. The reason why\r\n        <lb />I have mentioned <ingredient n=\"57\">the extract <choice><orig>Cicut</orig><reg>of Cicuta</reg></choice></ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />is, as it is the best method of healing <condition n=\"32\">an ulcer</condition>\r\n        <lb />when external, especially when <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient> is\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />added, so I judge it the most likely way to heal\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"131\">an internal sore</symptom>, especially in the advanced\r\n        <lb />state, that my friend\'s complaints are in â€“â€“\r\n        <lb />but I shall be directed by you, &amp; wishing\r\n        <lb />that the Almighty, who giveth unto Man\r\n        <lb />understanding, may direct you to order such\r\n        <lb />things as may prove effectual, and further\r\n        <lb />wishing you <illegible w=\"1\" /> his favour. I am</p>\r\n        <closer><salute>dear Sir your most obliged\r\n            <lb />&amp; most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t.</sup> serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>James Hamilton</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Dunbar\r\n            <lb />July 15<sup>th</sup> 1783</dateline></closer>\r\n    <postscript><p><lb />Hadinton 16 July. I have just seen my patient\r\n        <lb />at this place on his way to you. I am sorry\r\n        <lb />to find Him worse and <symptom n=\"14\">the smell of his Breath\r\n            <lb />when <symptom n=\"4\">He coughs</symptom> exceedingly offensive</symptom>. <symptom n=\"15\">His pulse\r\n        <lb />nearly one hundred</symptom>\r\n        <lb />will not a sea voyage be useful</p>\r\n        <closer><signed>JH</signed></closer></postscript>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    <p><lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n    <lb />Physician\r\n    <lb /><u>Edinburgh</u></p>\r\n    <handShift />\r\n    <annot><lb />M<sup>r</sup> Drysdale\r\n    <lb />July 1783.\r\n    <lb />V. XV p. 146.</annot>\r\n</div></body>', 2284, 3, '2014-06-17 16:38:39', 132);
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He seems very liable\r\n            <lb />to be <condition n=\"13\">affected with Cold</condition> which acts by throwing\r\n            <lb />an unusual quantity of <del>fleme</del><add place=\"above\">Phlegm</add> upon <bodypart n=\"43\">his lungs</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />and in that manner produces a disease we\r\n            <lb />call <condition n=\"73\">a bastard Peripneumony</condition>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For relieving this when he happened to\r\n            <lb />be attacked with it in June last he seems\r\n            <lb />to have been very properly treated by <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment>\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment>, the use of <ingredient n=\"25\">Squills</ingredient> and low living\r\n            <lb />and I have only to add to it that I think\r\n            <lb />he could have been sooner relieved if\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />immediately after <treatment n=\"1\">the bleeding</treatment> he had taken <treatment n=\"9\">a\r\n            <lb />gentle Vomit</treatment> and perhaps once or twice more\r\n            <lb />after <treatment n=\"4\">the Blistering</treatment>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Gregory seems to be pretty entirely\r\n            <lb />delivered from that attack but the fault in his\r\n            <lb />constitution may still continue and it <add place=\"above\">is</add> of great\r\n            <lb />consequence to him to know how it may be\r\n            <lb />mended and the only certain means are Cold\r\n            <lb />Bathing and Exercise. He has found the great\r\n            <lb />benefit of the latter in discussing the remains\r\n            <lb />of his great complaint and it will be neÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cessary for him to give up very much of his\r\n            <lb />former confined and sedentary life and to\r\n            <lb />take a good deal of exercise as often as the\r\n            <lb />weather will allow. He may walk a good\r\n            <lb />deal but it must always be very moderately\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />and never to the degree of heating or fatiguing\r\n            <lb />him. He is indeed always to consider walking\r\n            <lb />as in his case a precarious measure and the\r\n            <lb />exercise most proper for him and only to be\r\n            <lb />depended upon <add place=\"above\">will</add> <del>to</del> be going on horseback or in\r\n            <lb />a Carriage.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Cold Bathing is one of the best means of\r\n            <lb />enabling a person to resist cold but it cannot\r\n            <lb />be employed but when a person is settled in\r\n            <lb />one place and though M<sup>r.</sup> Gregory was just\r\n            <lb />now at home it is now too late in the Season\r\n            <lb />for him to attempt it. I must also observe that\r\n            <lb />he must not at any time attempt it but when\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"26\">his breast</bodypart> is perfectly free and even then\r\n            <lb />must bring it on by degrees by employing at\r\n            <lb />first a tempered water and gradually bringing\r\n            <lb />up to a greater coldness.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As before the ensuing winter M<sup>r.</sup> Gregory cannot\r\n            <lb />possibly do much to mend his general constitution\r\n            <lb />his security must depend on his taking great care\r\n            <lb />to avoid cold. For this the first and most effectual\r\n            <lb />means is Warm Cloathing, he should I think now\r\n            <lb />resolve on wearing a flannel Shirt next his\r\n            <lb />skin and in Summer as well as in Winter.\r\n            <lb />He should also be otherwise warmly cloathed and\r\n            <lb />to take care that whatever he puts on before\r\n            <lb />winter should be strictly continued till the beÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ginning of next Summer. These are necessary\r\n            <lb />measures but they may not alone be sufficient\r\n            <lb />unless he also avoids being exposed to cold when\r\n            <lb />his body is any how open. He must take partiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cular care never to be heated by exercise <illegible w=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />Chambers for in that condition a very slight\r\n            <lb />degree of cold may affect him. Even with\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />the precaution he should never sit or stand\r\n            <lb />still in any stream of air and he must take\r\n            <lb />particular care to avoid moisture coming into\r\n            <lb />or remaining in any part of his Cloathing.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />These measures with a good deal of\r\n            <lb />Exercise may I hope be sufficient in any Climate\r\n            <lb />but in a Climate explosed to much cold and moisÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ture during the winter it will be difficult to\r\n            <lb />avoid the effects of them especially in persons\r\n            <lb />already presdisposed to be affected by them.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Therefore after what has happened to\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Gregory I shall think it very proper for\r\n            <lb />him to seek a better Climate than Dunkirk\r\n            <lb />for the ensuing Winter: <del>but</del> He may certainly\r\n            <lb />find such a better Climate in the South of\r\n            <lb />France but even there the nearer he goes to\r\n            <lb />the Coast of the Mediterranean he will be\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />the safer. Wherever he goes in the South of\r\n            <lb />France he will find at times a considerable degree\r\n            <lb />of cold and the Rise in Spring is always danÂ¬\r\n            <lb />gerous and therefore the whole of the precaution\r\n            <lb />mentioned above are never to be neglected. In\r\n            <lb />almost all Climates the Evening and Night Air\r\n            <lb />is particularly to be avoided.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In the care of M<sup>r.</sup> Gregorys health <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />attention is to be given to diet but with reg<illegible l=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />to him any nice choice does not seem to be <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />It will be enough for him to avoid any gross or\r\n            <lb />heavy food and particularly the heavier kinds\r\n            <lb />fish and indeed much fish of any kind.\r\n            <lb />Should always be moderate in the quantity <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />his Animal food and at Supper he should take\r\n            <lb />none at all.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I think it will be very proper for M<sup>r</sup>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Gregory to take a few glasses of wine every day\r\n            <lb />both at Dinner and Supper and I need hardly\r\n            <lb />say that they ought to be a few only and when\r\n            <lb />that is to be the case his wine may be of any\r\n            <lb />kind he likes best but I believe the French\r\n            <lb />wines to which I suppose he has been acÂ¬\r\n            <lb />customed will be always safter than the SpaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nish or Portuguese.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 15<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><u>1783</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4710, 2, '2013-11-20 17:32:08', 50),
(2640, NULL, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r.</sup>      of Dunkirk</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have considered the Case communicated by\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Gregory and shall give the best advice in it I\r\n            <lb />can but must own that the information is by no means\r\n            <lb />so full as to enable me to advise so clearly and poÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sitively as I would wish and indeed I can do it only\r\n            <lb />conditionally.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If <condition n=\"57\">the Meagrum</condition> keeps its periods pretty exactly,\r\n            <lb />comes on with any <symptom n=\"2\">cold shivering</symptom> and that this is\r\n            <lb />followed by <symptom n=\"34\">a feverish heat</symptom> which again ends in\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">some sweating</symptom> I would from these appearances\r\n            <lb />conclude the fit of <condition n=\"57\">Meagrum</condition> to be truly a fit of\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"18\">intermittent fever</condition> and I would treat it by the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient> beginning only two three days\r\n            <lb />before the expected fit and for these two three days\r\n            <lb />giving <ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient> pretty largely, that is, to the\r\n            <lb />quantity of an Ounce every day.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If this method has not been already tried and\r\n            <lb />if there is from the Gentleman\'s being formerly liable\r\n            <lb />to <condition n=\"18\">intermittent fevers</condition> from the state of his Urine\r\n            <lb />or other circumstances there is the least suspicion\r\n            <lb />of <symptom n=\"5\">the fits</symptom> being of <condition n=\"18\">the intermittent kind</condition> though\r\n            <lb />it should not be exactly formed I would still try\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient> in the manner proposed.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If however <ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient> has been already\r\n            <lb />employed in large quantity without effect and there\r\n            <lb />is therefore from this and other circumstances\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"above\">no suspicion</add> that the <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> are not of <condition n=\"18\">the Aguish kind</condition> I would\r\n            <lb />consider it as depending upon a particular affecÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion of <bodypart n=\"1\">the head</bodypart>. <symptom n=\"3\">The throwing up of <bodypart n=\"88\">bile</bodypart></symptom> <del>which is</del>\r\n            <lb />and slime which so constantly attends the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> might give a suspicion that the disease\r\n            <lb />depends on an affection of <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart> and\r\n            <lb />some <bodypart n=\"88\">redundancy of bile</bodypart> but I am not disposed\r\n            <lb />to admitt of this opinion as I know that\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"3\">such Vomitings</symptom> more frequently arise from an\r\n            <lb />affection of <bodypart n=\"1\">the head</bodypart> than from any of <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />itself. I shall not however object to the taking\r\n            <lb />of <treatment n=\"9\">a Vomit</treatment> a day or two before\r\n the <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> or even the\r\n            <lb />encouraging <symptom n=\"3\">the Vomiting</symptom> during the <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> by a\r\n            <lb />draught of warm water or <ingredient n=\"11\">weak Chamomile tea</ingredient>.\r\n            <lb />I think it is indeed probable that such meaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sures have been already tried and I leave to\r\n            <lb />past experience to determine whether or not\r\n            <lb />they should be tried again.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />According to the view that I have of the\r\n            <lb />Case supposing the <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> not to be of the <condition n=\"18\">the Aguish\r\n            <lb />kind</condition> the remedies I would depend upon are\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">Bleeding</treatment> and <treatment n=\"4\">Blistering</treatment> on <bodypart n=\"1\">the left side of the\r\n            <lb />head</bodypart>. If the <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> are preceeded by any degree\r\n            <lb />of <symptom n=\"82\"><symptom n=\"62\"><bodypart n=\"6\">redness or inflammation of the Eyes and\r\n            <lb />especially the left</bodypart></symptom></symptom> and if at the same time\r\n            <lb />there is any throbbing of <bodypart n=\"57\"><bodypart n=\"63\">the arteries in the</bodypart></bodypart>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"57\"><bodypart n=\"63\">temple</bodypart></bodypart> perceived especially upon laying <bodypart n=\"1\">his head</bodypart> to\r\n            <lb />a pillow and particularly if these symptoms are\r\n            <lb />observed to preceed his <condition n=\"57\">fits of Meagrum</condition> I would\r\n            <lb />as soon as these symptoms appear <treatment n=\"14\">apply half\r\n            <lb />a dozen Leeches</treatment> <bodypart n=\"63\">to the left temple</bodypart> and let them\r\n            <lb />bleed pretty freely and this it is hoped may\r\n            <lb />prevent the <condition n=\"57\">fit of Meagrum</condition>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If however the <condition n=\"57\">fits of Meagrum</condition> are not\r\n            <lb />preceeded with any symptoms of <bodypart n=\"48\"><bodypart n=\"1\">an afflux of blood\r\n            <lb />to the head</bodypart></bodypart> <treatment n=\"14\">the application of Leeches</treatment> may be\r\n            <lb />omitted but if the <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> are preceeded by any sort\r\n            <lb />of symptoms which announce the coming on\r\n            <lb />of a fit I would as soon as such symptoms appear\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">apply a blister</treatment> <bodypart n=\"1\">to the left side of the head</bodypart> and if\r\n            <lb />this <treatment n=\"4\">Blistering</treatment> shall be found to break the\r\n            <lb />force of the fits it is to be hoped that the repeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tition may prevent them altogether.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />These are the only remedies which according\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />to circumstances I can at present advise. I could\r\n            <lb />wish indeed to gratify the Gentleman in advising\r\n            <lb />a<del>the</del> Regimen which might answer his purpose\r\n            <lb />but I doubt much if any regimen will cure\r\n            <lb />the disease without remedies at the same time\r\n            <lb />employed. It is possible that a certain manner\r\n            <lb />of living may aggravate the disease and if any\r\n            <lb />such has happened to this Gentleman it is\r\n            <lb />probable his own experience has given him\r\n            <lb />notice to avoid it as I believe a full diet and\r\n            <lb />heavy food may prove hurtful I do think it\r\n            <lb />proper that this Gentleman should be moderate\r\n            <lb />in the use of butter but I cannot think it neÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cessary for him to abstain from it altogether. As\r\n            <lb />he has probably been long in the habit of taking\r\n            <lb />Snuff he can himself judge whether it does\r\n            <lb />him good or ill and will act accordingly but\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I shall give him this observation that if snuffing\r\n            <lb />occasions a considerable discharge from <bodypart n=\"1\">his head</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />it would be very dangerous for him to lay it aside\r\n            <lb />but if the Snuffing produces little or no discharge\r\n            <lb />from <bodypart n=\"1\">his head</bodypart> it may probably do him harm\r\n            <lb />&amp; it should by degrees be abstained from.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have only to add that <symptom n=\"8\">a Costive habit</symptom> will\r\n            <lb />do him much harm and should be carefully\r\n            <lb />obviated or removed.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 20<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> <u>1783</u></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div> \r\n</body>', 4732, 3, '2013-11-18 20:57:11', 56);
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He has been frequently in\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> &amp; says he knows you. He has begged of me to draw up a\r\n            <lb />state of his Case for your advice, &amp; to send it to none but you. In this\r\n            <lb />I am the more happy as his sentiments in this respect coincide entirely\r\n            <lb />with my own. Had I been left at Liberty to choice the Physician, you\r\n            <lb />would have been the gentleman. I am only vexed he did not give\r\n            <lb />me more time; I have only had a day &amp; a halfs time with <add place=\"above\">only</add> what assistÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ance my memory could afford, &amp; my other necessary avocations to\r\n            <lb />attend to. I am ashamed to offer the case in so diffuse &amp; prolix\r\n            <lb />a manner, My want of time put it entirely out of my power to\r\n            <lb />put it in the method I would have wished to have presented it to\r\n            <lb />you. For which I most beg your Excuse. I earnestly wish I may\r\n            <lb />have given you such leading Symptoms as may discover the\r\n            <lb />nature of the disease. ---- This Gentleman is the Husband of\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />the Lady whose case I represented to you in Spring 1778 who\r\n            <lb />died of a <condition n=\"12\">galloping Consumption</condition>. He is Brother in Law to me.\r\n            <lb />This letter will be delivered by you by my Brother <choice><abbr>Lieu<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Lieutenant</expan></choice> Henry\r\n            <lb />Edmondston of the Navy now in <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> He will pay the Fee\r\n            <lb />&amp; get your advice as soon as your time will permit, that it may\r\n            <lb />be transmitted here by the first occasion. My wife pains in more\r\n            <lb />respectfull <choice><abbr>Complim<sup>ts.</sup></abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice> to you &amp; with the highest esteem I am\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Your much <choice><abbr>oblig<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>obliged</expan></choice> &amp; most <choice><abbr>hu<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><u><choice><abbr>Lau<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Laurence</expan></choice> Edmondston</u>\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen Professor\r\n            <lb />of the Practice of Physic in the\r\n            <lb />University of\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Edmondstone\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> Basil Scott\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Ap<sup>l.</sup></abbr><expan>April</expan></choice> 1786\r\n                <lb />V. XVIII. p. 80\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n            </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Basil Scott aged about forty years, from Infancy of a thin\r\n            <lb />delicate habit of Body, yet sprightly &amp; pretty vigorous, which led\r\n            <lb />him when very young, &amp; he continued, to use more freedom with his\r\n            <lb />Constitution to the vicissitudes of heat &amp; cold. By too free an indulgence\r\n            <lb />in these with a habit &amp; frame of Body disposed to <bodypart n=\"43\">Pulmonary\r\n            <lb />disorders</bodypart>, he was seized about the age of sixteen or seventeen with\r\n            <lb />a <symptom n=\"35\">spitting of <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart></symptom> which has continued more or less to this\r\n            <lb />day, but at no stated periods. The Intervals were often long.\r\n            <lb />and in the Intervals he was healthy. --- It is to be noticed that the\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"1\">Pthisis Pulmonalis</condition> has been particularly fatal both to the mother\r\n            <lb />&amp; fathers familys. --- When first seized with the <symptom n=\"35\">spitting of <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart></symptom>\r\n            <lb />he <symptom n=\"46\">discharges a great deal of <bodypart n=\"48\">it</bodypart></symptom>, which <symptom n=\"23\">reduced his strength</symptom> much,\r\n            <lb />&amp; it was then clear &amp; unmixed. But after several attacks of it,\r\n            <lb />a <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> came on, &amp; it changed to a <symptom n=\"42\">suppuration in the <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart></symptom>.\r\n            <lb />These <symptom n=\"42\">Suppurations</symptom> were more or less severe, &amp; generally attended with\r\n            <lb />a mixture of <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart>. ---- These <symptom n=\"42\">suppurations</symptom> seemd <add place=\"above\">not</add> to be deep\r\n            <lb />seated nor of great extent, as the matter was commonly <symptom n=\"46\">disÂ¬\r\n            <lb />charged</symptom> in a short time, &amp; then he would have pretty good health,\r\n            <lb />till by innatention, he was exposed to cold, wet, or <symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom>,\r\n         \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n            \r\n            \r\n            <lb />Which generally borught on a <symptom n=\"34\">feverish uneasiness</symptom> with a\r\n            <lb />pricking pain <add place=\"above\">in</add> the <bodypart n=\"73\">right side</bodypart> a little below the <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart>, &amp; ended in a\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"42\">Suppuration</symptom> which was <symptom n=\"46\">discharged</symptom> as before --- From the time the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"35\">spitting of <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart></symptom> came on, he was attacked with a <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of\r\n            <lb />Breathing</symptom> at times, &amp; this has continued ever since. It would often\r\n            <lb />come on without any Cause he could Assign, but was more troublesome\r\n            <lb />when the <symptom n=\"42\">Suppuration</symptom> was forming in the <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart> or when the <bodypart n=\"46\">StoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mach</bodypart> was oppressed. --- He could lye on <bodypart n=\"73\">either side</bodypart>, but not so easily\r\n            <lb />on the <bodypart n=\"73\">right as left</bodypart>. He generally Sleeped soundest on the <bodypart n=\"73\">left side</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />About this time too he was attacked with a <symptom n=\"72\">natural Salivation</symptom>. He\r\n            <lb />had never taken <ingredient n=\"2\">mercury</ingredient> before this, which I am assured of from\r\n            <lb />very good Authority. -- This <symptom n=\"72\">Salivation</symptom> has continued ever since,\r\n            <lb />but attended with no uneasiness, except its being troublesome and\r\n            <lb />disagreeable to himself. --- Whether it proceeded from a habit of\r\n            <lb />Spitting when he had the <symptom n=\"35\">spitting of <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart></symptom> &amp; consequent <symptom n=\"42\">suppuration</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />or from a <symptom n=\"23\">weakness of his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart></symptom>, or from both I cannot say,\r\n            <lb />as it has continued for some years before I saw him. --- His\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> has been <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom> since the <symptom n=\"42\">Suppurations came in his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart></symptom>. --- What I mean is, Altho his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> at times was keen,\r\n            <lb />it has never been able indiscriminatly to agree different kinds\r\n          \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />of food with ease; He was often troubled with <symptom n=\"7\">flatulency in his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart></symptom>, &amp; for a long time back he has been of a <bodypart n=\"24\">Costive</bodypart> habit. --- \r\n            <lb />In this state he has been from the first attack of the <symptom n=\"35\">spitting of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart></symptom>;\r\n            <lb />The symptoms attending it becoming more severe as he advanced in\r\n            <lb />years; and of Consequence he has had many severe Attacks, but confined\r\n            <lb />himself with very few of them. -- From his Spirit &amp; sprightliness,\r\n            <lb />he often went abroad when many would have been confined to\r\n            <lb />the house. -- During the above period he took few or no medicines,\r\n            <lb />as I have been told. --- It is now time to come to a later Period\r\n            <lb />&amp; bring his Complaints more immediately under your view. ---\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />In <subst><del>April</del><add place=\"above\">Spring</add></subst> 1777 he was seixed with a <symptom n=\"34\">feverishness</symptom>, <symptom n=\"61\">loathing of\r\n            <lb />food</symptom>, <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom>, <symptom n=\"17\">want of rest</symptom>, a <symptom n=\"4\">frequent dry Cough</symptom>, &amp; pain at his <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart>;\r\n            <lb />At times <symptom n=\"35\">a little matter mixed with <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> was spit up</symptom>. At last\r\n            <lb />he became <symptom n=\"34\">hectic</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"23\">lose his Strength &amp; <symptom n=\"6\">Spirits</symptom></symptom>. --- These appearances\r\n            <lb />afforded too just grounds to fear a confirmed <condition n=\"1\">Pthisis Pulmonalis</condition>.\r\n            <lb />Having tryed many Medicines without effect, I advised him to take\r\n            <lb />a sea voyage, which he agreed to, &amp; a small vessel being ready to go\r\n            <lb />from this to Hamburgh he took passage with her. And altho\r\n            <lb />the vessel was very small &amp; the accommodation bad, yet he had not\r\n            <lb />been at sea two days, till he found all his Complaints considerably\r\n            <lb />relieved. His appetite was in a high degree mended, &amp; his Spirits\r\n           \r\n            \r\n       <pb n=\"8\" />\r\n            \r\n        \r\n            <lb />much better; to that by the time they arrived at Hamburgh,\r\n            <lb />which might have been ten or twelve days, he was in every respect\r\n            <lb />greatly recovered. He stayed there three or four weeks, &amp; did not\r\n            <lb />feel his Complaints recur. This vessel at the end of that time sailing\r\n            <lb />for Shetland he returned with her &amp; arrived here, comparatively well,\r\n            <lb />at least much better than he had been for some years before. I\r\n            <lb />shall observe here that he always found himself amazingly relieved\r\n            <lb />on being at Sea, even in an open boat, for a few hours. -- After\r\n            <lb />this voyage he continued in pretty good health till Spring 1778\r\n            <lb />when his wife was seized with a <condition n=\"12\">Consumption</condition> of which she died\r\n            <lb />in a few months. This brought on him <symptom n=\"71\">great distress of <bodypart n=\"95\">mind</bodypart></symptom>,\r\n            <lb />and all his Complaints recurred but in no severe degree. He conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tinued from this time in a poor state of health till 1780 when he\r\n            <lb />went to <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> &amp; was there fifteen months, during which time he\r\n            <lb />enjoyed much better health than he had done for some time here,\r\n            <lb />So that when he returned here he was in pretty good health,\r\n            <lb />But never altogether free from a <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> from the first time it\r\n            <lb />attacked him, &amp; he had more or less of all the other Complaints that\r\n            <lb />seized him on the first attack of the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> -- After being here\r\n            <lb />about halfa year he got more of the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> &amp; <add place=\"above\">of</add> his other Complaints\r\n            <lb />but\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"9\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />5\r\n            <lb />\r\n            <lb />but not so much as to confine him, altho they were frequently\r\n            <lb />very troublesome --- In Spring 1782 he catched the <condition n=\"103\">InfluÂ¬\r\n            <lb />enza</condition> which confined him a considerable time, attended with a great\r\n            <lb />encrease of his <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>. -- In Summer he recovered pretty well. But\r\n            <lb />always from this time he had more of his <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>, yet better &amp; worse.\r\n            <lb />In Spring 1785 he <condition n=\"13\">catched a severe cold</condition>, with a great degree of <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>.\r\n            <lb />This <symptom n=\"5\">fit of illness</symptom> confined him above a forthnight. From this\r\n            <lb />time the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> has been generally troublesome &amp; often distressing.\r\n            <lb />From this time too, his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> has often been distressed with\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"7\">flatulency</symptom>, &amp; his <symptom n=\"48\">digestion very irregular</symptom>. Sometimes <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> for\r\n            <lb />two or three days, &amp; at the end of that time, <symptom n=\"40\">gripes</symptom> &amp; a <symptom n=\"31\">looseness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />would come on, which generally went in twenty four hours,\r\n            <lb />sometimes it would continue longer. --- After this he would be\r\n            <lb />easier &amp; his digestion better. --- But unless he keeped his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />in a regular way with <ingredient n=\"109\">Sacred Tincture</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetic Pills</ingredient> or an ElecÂ¬\r\n<lb />tary of <ingredient n=\"13\" t=\"13\">Sulph <ingredient n=\"8\">Crem. Tart.</ingredient></ingredient> &amp;c --- <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> would come on, which\r\n            <lb />commonly ended in a <symptom n=\"31\">looseness</symptom> as before mentioned. ---- For years\r\n            <lb />back his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> Complaints &amp; <symptom n=\"48\">weakness of digestion</symptom> required as\r\n            <lb />much attention as those of his <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart>, &amp; it was not always that the\r\n            <lb />one could be relieved without in some degree injuring the other.\r\n            <lb />The only means that relieved both was a Sea voyage, &amp; accordingly\r\n         \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"10\" />\r\n            \r\n           \r\n           \r\n            <lb />last Summer I Strenously advised a Sea Voyage, which\r\n            <lb />he seemed inclinable to take; but by some means or other it was\r\n            <lb />neglected too long. --- In October last his <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> &amp; other ComÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plaints had become very severe &amp; he was to have gone to <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />with a Sloop from this, but the vessel not being ready when he exÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pected, he was attacked with some degree of the <condition n=\"38\">Piles</condition>, which he conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cealed, as thinking it no Consequence, having been often distressed\r\n            <lb />with them before; And having above that time been much exposed\r\n            <lb />travelling in open boats, then came on a <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling near the <bodypart n=\"53\">Anus</bodypart></symptom>, which\r\n            <lb />increased rapidly to a great degree affecting all the neighbouring parts\r\n            <lb />&amp; also the <bodypart n=\"56\">Bladder</bodypart>, attended with intense Pain, so that no posture was\r\n            <lb />tollerable but lying on his <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart>. In ten or twelve days it came\r\n            <lb />to a <symptom n=\"42\">Suppuration</symptom>, &amp; was opened closs at one side of the <bodypart n=\"53\">Anus</bodypart>. It\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"46\">discharged</symptom> plentifully, on being opened, of well <unclear>concocted</unclear> Pus, but after\r\n            <lb />that slowly, nor did the pain abate proportionally as the matter <symptom n=\"46\">disÂ¬\r\n            <lb />charged</symptom>, So that it was not till some weeks that the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> &amp; pain\r\n            <lb />subsided, but the orifice keeped open, &amp; does to this day, a little matter\r\n            <lb />drairing from it, of no bad quality, yet sometimes it gives him\r\n            <lb />pain. --- A forthnight or three weeks after it was opened he\r\n            <lb /><unclear>recruited</unclear> some strength &amp; could walk once across the room, &amp; would\r\n            <lb />take some food. And during his Confinement the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> keeped\r\n         \r\n            \r\n         <pb n=\"11\" />\r\n            \r\n            \r\n            <lb />more moderate than it had been for a long time before. The <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom>\r\n            <lb />&amp; pain near the <bodypart n=\"53\">Anus</bodypart> now gone, altho the orifice keeped open; the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb />Comparatively easy, his Appetite recruiting, &amp; his Spirits much relieved\r\n            <lb />gave him flattering hopes that this <symptom n=\"5\">fit of illness</symptom> would procure him\r\n            <lb />health afterwards. --- But this interval was of short duration,\r\n            <lb />for in less than a forthnight he was attacked in a nights time with\r\n            <lb />a considerable degree of <symptom n=\"34\">feverishness</symptom>, a <symptom n=\"4\">short troublesome dry Cough</symptom>,\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"12\">oppression of Breathing</symptom>, a <symptom n=\"61\">sickness &amp; loathing of food</symptom>, his <symptom n=\"48\">digestion\r\n            <lb />worse than ever</symptom>, &amp; <symptom n=\"17\">sleep had forsaken him</symptom>. On being thus seized\r\n            <lb />he sent to me. I had not seen him from <choice><abbr>Novem<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> last; we are separated\r\n            <lb />above thirty miles of bad road, with sea &amp; land between us, &amp; my\r\n            <lb />Business is confined to a certain district round this small Town.\r\n            <lb />I saw him the 4<sup>th.</sup> January last when he was truly in a distressed\r\n            <lb />Situation. --- He was <symptom n=\"23\">so weak he would not sit up in the Bed\r\n            <lb />without <symptom n=\"45\">fainting</symptom></symptom>, a considerable degree of <symptom n=\"34\">hectic Fever</symptom>, <symptom n=\"61\">loathing\r\n            <lb />of all kinds of food</symptom>, his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> exceedingly oppressed, <symptom n=\"24\">sickness</symptom> &amp;\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"7\">flatulency</symptom>; His <symptom n=\"12\">Breathing oppressed frequently</symptom>, so that when it\r\n            <lb />came on, whether day or night, or whatever weather, the Doors and\r\n            <lb />windows behoved to be opened, frequent <symptom n=\"5\"><symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"20\">cold</symptom> fits</symptom>, &amp; often <symptom n=\"28\">severe\r\n            <lb />sweating</symptom> but at no stated periods, nor did it last long, no stool but\r\n            <lb />what was procured with <treatment n=\"6\">Glysters</treatment>, and withall a <symptom n=\"4\">distressing Cough</symptom>\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"12\" />\r\n            \r\n            \r\n            <lb />often dry, &amp; when he did expectorate, it was a tuff glutinous\r\n            <lb />Phlegm more like that from <condition n=\"34\">Tubercles</condition> than from the <symptom n=\"42\">Suppurations</symptom>\r\n            <lb />he formerly had. The <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> seems to be deeper seated in the <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />than before. He could ascribe this change to no cause excepting he\r\n            <lb />had catched cold unwantly from keeping the windows open at times.\r\n            <lb />The sore at the <bodypart n=\"53\">anus</bodypart> keeped open but did not now pain him. -- I\r\n            <lb />should have observed that for some time before the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> came\r\n            <lb />on near the <bodypart n=\"53\">Anus</bodypart> he had been a good deal distressed with a <condition n=\"43\">scorÂ¬\r\n            <lb />butic <symptom n=\"78\">itchy</symptom> <symptom n=\"30\">Eruption over his Body</symptom></condition>, which went off during\r\n            <lb />his Confinement without any application directly to that\r\n            <lb />complaint. -- But to return. On finding him in the above\r\n            <lb />described situation, altho the relief of the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> was very pressing\r\n            <lb />yet I would not prescribe the medicines commonly called <action n=\"19\">PecÂ¬\r\n            <lb />toral</action>, his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> could not bear them. I began by endeavourÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing to relieve his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> &amp; by all means to assist digestion.\r\n            <lb />At the same time advising such things for the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> as did\r\n            <lb />not contradict the other Intention. --- During this last illness\r\n            <lb />he had been frequently too long <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom>, which generally\r\n            <lb />brought on <symptom n=\"40\">gripes</symptom> &amp; some <symptom n=\"31\">loose stools</symptom>, which in his <symptom n=\"23\">weakened\r\n            <lb />state</symptom> was unfavorable, I therefore gave him <treatment n=\"6\">glysters</treatment> every\r\n            <lb />second day at least, which brought away the fÅ“ces &amp; preÂ¬\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"13\" />\r\n            \r\n           \r\n           \r\n            <lb />prevented what food he might take from lodging too long\r\n            <lb />in his <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart>, &amp; as he was often troubled with <symptom n=\"48\">acidity in\r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart></symptom>, he got <ingredient n=\"84\">magnesia alba</ingredient>, &amp; some of the lighter <action n=\"60\">StoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />machics</action>, such as <ingredient n=\"68\">Peppermint water</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"261\">Elixir of Vitriol</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"315\">weak\r\n            <lb />Spirit of Vitriol</ingredient>. These means relieved his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> considerably\r\n            <lb />assisted by the lightest food that would be got, &amp; his <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> was no\r\n            <lb />way hurt by them. His most distressing complaint now was <symptom n=\"17\">want\r\n            <lb />of sleep</symptom> in the night time. He often never shut his <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> the whole\r\n            <lb />night, &amp; when he did, he did not slumber above ten minutes at a\r\n            <lb />time. I gave him thirty gutts of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> repeated nights; but\r\n            <lb />without procuring sleep. The only time he had any thing like\r\n            <lb />Sleep, near in the afternoons; Above four or five he would begin\r\n            <lb />&amp; dose, &amp; with intervals, would sometimes dose to ten, but as midÂ¬\r\n            <lb />night approached <symptom n=\"17\">all desire to sleep left him</symptom>, nor would he feel\r\n            <lb />the least inclination, till sometimes six oClock in the morning, &amp;\r\n            <lb />then it was only short unrefreshing Slumbers. The <symptom n=\"17\">want of Sleep</symptom>\r\n            <lb />distressed him, &amp; he became very impatient. I apprehended the <symptom n=\"17\">want\r\n            <lb />of Sleep</symptom> might in some measure be owing to <condition n=\"74\">too great an irritability\r\n            <lb />of the <bodypart n=\"47\">System</bodypart></condition>; He was therefore <treatment n=\"4\">Blistered</treatment>, got <ingredient n=\"5\">pills of AsafÅ“tida</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />with <ingredient n=\"22\">Powder of Valerian</ingredient>, &amp; the <ingredient n=\"23\" t=\"27\">Emulsio camphorata</ingredient>, But they were\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"14\" />\r\n            \r\n           \r\n            <lb />given very sparingly for fear of hurting his <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"21\">heating\r\n            <lb />him</symptom>. I would not perceive they did either, &amp; he thought himself\r\n            <lb />bettered by them. He slumbered more after using them, but to\r\n            <lb />this day <symptom n=\"17\">he does not get regular Sleep</symptom> in the night time, His\r\n            <lb />time of Slumbering continued to be in the afternoons &amp; after supper,\r\n            <lb />sometimes till one in the morning, but none after that. When in his\r\n            <lb />Best health little sleep served him <add place=\"above\">but then it was sound.</add> During the use of the nervous\r\n            <lb />Medicines he would not want the <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>, for altho it\r\n            <lb />did not procure Sleep, yet it made him almost quite easie\r\n            <lb />through the night. His <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> would often be <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom> &amp; opÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pressed before taking the <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>, &amp; he had not swallowed it\r\n            <lb />half an hour, till he became easy &amp; composed, &amp; continued so\r\n            <lb />all night. I could not discover any matter mixed with <symptom n=\"76\">the\r\n            <lb />Phlegm he spit</symptom> while I stayed with him, which was sixteen\r\n            <lb />days. His drinks were water grewel, Cow milk whey of which\r\n            <lb />he is very fond, artificial Asses milk &amp; Butter milk. I would not\r\n            <lb />venture to give him <action n=\"21\">laxatives</action> internally, I mean by the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />He is not easily acted on by <action n=\"21\">laxatives</action>, &amp; I was afraid that large\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"70\">Evacuations</treatment> by Stool would <symptom n=\"23\">reduce his Strength</symptom>. -- I would willingly\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"15\" />\r\n            \r\n           \r\n            <lb />have tryed him with a <treatment n=\"9\">vomit</treatment> while I was with him, but he was\r\n            <lb />so <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom> he could not sit up in the bed to take it, besides he had\r\n            <lb />frequently a <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty &amp; oppression of Breathing</symptom>, that might have\r\n            <lb />come on in the time of the vomit, for the time of its attack was by\r\n            <lb />no means certain or regular, but more commonly when there was\r\n            <lb />food or drink on his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>. In his Best health when he took\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"9\">a vomit</treatment> it strained him very much. I mentioned among other\r\n            <lb />directions I left with him, that if a <symptom n=\"3\">reaching to vomit</symptom> should at any\r\n            <lb />time come on, it should be encouraged by drinking <ingredient n=\"11\">Camomile Tea</ingredient>.\r\n            <lb />I am informed he has tryed it once but without finding his <bodypart n=\"46\">StoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mach</bodypart> relieved by it. --- I believe his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart> have long <add place=\"above\">been</add>\r\n            <lb />(years I think) in a <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom> state; the Complaints in them, &amp; the <symptom n=\"12\">diffiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />culty &amp; oppression in his Breathing</symptom> have for a long time back given\r\n            <lb />him more distress than he has had from the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>. They continue\r\n            <lb />still to distress him more. I had a letter three days ago wrote by\r\n            <lb />his orders in which he tells me he is much in the state I have described\r\n            <lb />above. Since I left him his Complaints have abated at times &amp; he\r\n            <lb />has been in the hopes <add place=\"above\">of</add> their leaving him, but in a few days he has\r\n            <lb />been as often disappointed. His Complaints have recurred. The\r\n            <lb />more he has been able to bear <add place=\"above\">since I left him</add> is, to be carried sometimes to the fire &amp;\r\n            <lb />laid on a Couch, he has never attempted to walk to it. His <symptom n=\"23\">strength &amp;\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"16\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"26\">Flesh are greatly reduced</symptom></symptom>. --- In short his Complaints now are the\r\n            <lb />same as I have described already viz<sup>t.</sup> a <symptom n=\"4\">severe Cough</symptom>; for the most\r\n            <lb />part <symptom n=\"34\">some degree of Feverishness</symptom>, <symptom n=\"7\">oppression &amp; <symptom n=\"3\">sickness of his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart></symptom></symptom>\r\n            <lb />at times, <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty &amp; oppression of Breathing</symptom> frequently, uncommon\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"48\">slowness of digestion</symptom>; Sometimes some desire for food, &amp; sometimes <symptom n=\"8\">little\r\n            <lb />of it</symptom>. I have long before now advised him to wear flannel next his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart>, but he never would be prevailed on to use it, untill January\r\n            <lb />last that I was with him. He now wears it. He has found very\r\n            <lb />little pain in his <bodypart n=\"73\">Side</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart> since this last <symptom n=\"5\">fit of illness</symptom>---\r\n            <lb />Whenever he was near me &amp; had the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> severely I generally\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">Bled</treatment> him. I have often done it, &amp; his <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> was always thick &amp;\r\n            <lb />very sizy, before he left this in October last I <treatment n=\"1\">bled</treatment> him &amp; the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> was the same. When I saw him last he was too much reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />duced to bear <treatment n=\"1\">Blooding</treatment>, nor had he any <symptom n=\"62\">inflammatory Symptoms</symptom>.\r\n            <lb />Last week in attempting to subscrive his Name which he has not\r\n            <lb />done for some months, the glare of the paper &amp; fixing his <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> stead\r\n            <lb />fastly on it, had much an Effect on his <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> as occasioned strangely\r\n            <lb />&amp; he became considerably <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom>. These Symptoms continued all night,\r\n            <lb />but begun to take off next day &amp; in three or four days they were\r\n            <lb />almost all gone\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Lerwick March 16<sup>th.</sup> 1786\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>    \r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"17\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />March 25<sup>th.</sup> Since writing the foregoing pages I had a letter\r\n            <lb />from M<sup>r.</sup> B. Scott, who is, in place of being stronger, considerably <symptom n=\"23\">weaker</symptom>.\r\n            <lb />So that without some great change soon in his favourr he cannot hold\r\n            <lb />it long. This puts me in mind of disiring you to read the following\r\n            <lb />Paragraph to Doctor Cullen when you give in the Representatives of\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Scotts Case to him. I am doubtfull as I told you before that I\r\n            <lb />had not been full enough from my want of time. Tell him or\r\n            <lb />read to him as follows ---- \"That for several years back M<sup>r.</sup>\r\n            <lb />\" Scotts <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> has been very sizy &amp; was so the last time I <treatment n=\"1\">bled</treatment> him,\r\n            <lb />\" That as <choice><abbr>oft</abbr><expan>often</expan></choice> as I had an opportunity of seeing him when distressed with\r\n            <lb />\" a <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> or pain at his <bodypart n=\"73\">Side</bodypart> I <treatment n=\"1\">Bled</treatment> him, recommended the <action n=\"25\">cooling</action> and\r\n            <lb />\" <action n=\"36\">anaphlogistic Regimen</action> to him. But that on finding relief from\r\n            <lb />\" the <treatment n=\"1\">Blooding</treatment> he generally neglected all attention to his Regimen,\r\n            <lb />\" &amp; followed what best suited his taste, which was by no means the\r\n            <lb />\" Diet his Complaints required. --- His <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> always agreed best\r\n            <lb />\" with solids. He has all his lifetime been very temperate in drinking\r\n            <lb />\" any strong Liquors, &amp; for many years back peculiarly so. He has\r\n            <lb />\" got after the <symptom n=\"42\">suppurations</symptom> broke in his <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart>, the <ingredient n=\"147\">Tar Pills</ingredient>, &amp; at other\r\n            <lb />\" times the <ingredient n=\"39\">Ammoniac Pills &amp; <unclear>Lax.</unclear> ammoniacum</ingredient>. This Case his <bodypart n=\"46\">StoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />\" mach</bodypart> would not beat the last time I saw him\" ---- I have no more\r\n            <lb />to add but many blessings from us all -- These are 11 sail of GreenlandÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ers in, no disturbance yet<note>Context implies that eleven ships have arrived in Lerwick from Greenland, but this has not caused a riot (between rival sailors?)</note>-- No Race horse yet<note>Obscure (he is expecting a horse he has purchased  to arrive by ship?)</note>---\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I am\r\n                <lb />Yours &amp;c,\r\n                \r\n            </salute>    \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><u>L.E.</u>\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I have herewith <choice><abbr>enc</abbr><expan>enclosed</expan></choice> a light half a guinea\r\n            <lb />for <unclear>Same</unclear> to yet as much for as he can &amp; lay it\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"18\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />it out in my Commossions, <illegible w=\"4\"/> here at all. I have\r\n            <lb />directed Jamies Letter by Post to the Care of M<sup>r.</sup> George Boyd <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />There are twe Parcels <unclear>by G Spence</unclear> for Luy<note>Unclear, but context implies a rushed contraction for \'Lieutenant\'.</note> Edmonston\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 2778, 3, '2014-05-26 22:41:39', 266);
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The longer howÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ever the disease has subsisted it must be more\r\n            <lb />difficult to give the same relief, and I would hardly\r\n            <lb />venture to advise unless I could trust a great deal\r\n            <lb />to the discretion and judgement of the person who\r\n            <lb />is to execute.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"21\">The nervous weakness of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart></condition> and the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"62\">inflammatory disposition of the <bodypart n=\"43\">lungs</bodypart></symptom> seem still\r\n            <lb />to continue and it is the relief of bath that we\r\n            <lb />are still to attempt. For the first I would certainly\r\n            <lb />try the <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian bark</ingredient> to what quantity his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> will bear. I would begin with a watery\r\n            <lb />infusion, but would by degrees increase the Strength\r\n           \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />of it and that too by adding a portion of the <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> in <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />substance, and in this proceeding I would admit of <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />restraint, but from the <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> seeming to occasion\r\n            <lb />some <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of breathing</symptom> in which event the\r\n            <lb />dose of <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> must not be increased, or perhaps\r\n            <lb />must be laid aside. In all such cases, not only\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"7\">flatulence</symptom> but other <symptom n=\"57\">Spasmodic affections</symptom>, and a\r\n            <lb />general <condition n=\"74\">irritability</condition> must prevail, and the only certain\r\n            <lb />remedy for all this is <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> which M<sup>r.</sup>\r\n            <lb />Edmonstone has judiciously employed. Though it does\r\n            <lb />not give Sleep, it gives an ease and tranquillity that\r\n            <lb />is as valuable, and I have only to say that it may\r\n            <lb />be safely carried a good deal further, than it seems\r\n            <lb />yet to have been. The only inconvenience that can\r\n            <lb />arise from it, is, its bringing on a <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> which,\r\n            <lb />as formerly may bring on a troublesome <symptom n=\"31\">looseness</symptom>.\r\n            <lb />It will therefore be constantly necessary to obviate\r\n            <lb />this either by <treatment n=\"6\">glysters</treatment> or <action n=\"21\">laxatives</action>, and though there\r\n            <lb />has been some difficulty in employing of the latter\r\n            <lb />and that He is certainly not <illegible w=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />I think that <ingredient n=\"84\">magnesia <supplied>alba</supplied></ingredient> <illegible w=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"2\" /> and pretty safely, <unclear>on</unclear> hardly ever\r\n            <lb />doing too much.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />This is all I can well say with regard to the\r\n            <lb />state of his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> and I hope it is all that is\r\n            <lb />necessary. With regard to the state of his <bodypart n=\"43\">lungs</bodypart> I\r\n            <lb />have more difficulty. They have been often and\r\n            <lb />have continued so long in an <symptom n=\"62\">inflammatory</symptom> state\r\n            <lb />that it must now be difficult to mend, and I\r\n            <lb />know nothing to do it, but a Sea Voyage in good\r\n            <lb />weather which has been so judiciously employed\r\n            <lb />before with a good effect, but I am afraid that\r\n            <lb />neither the state of the Season nor of his <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />will allow of it at present. I shall say however\r\n            <lb />that the Season is near at hand, and I have\r\n            <lb />Sent people to Sea in a very <symptom n=\"23\">weakly state</symptom>, and\r\n            <lb />with a very good effect, though they could be only\r\n            <lb />carried aboard lying upon a bed. I perceive that\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Scott has been often the better for <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment>\r\n            <lb />but I doubt if his <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> at present will\r\n            <lb />admit of it, and I dare not prescribe it, and\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I believe <unclear>though</unclear> I were upon the Spot I would trust m<illegible l=\"5\" />\r\n            <lb />to M<sup>r.</sup> Edmonstones judgement than my own, and to <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />I must therefore leave it. The relief of his <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> I am\r\n            <lb />afraid can only be expected from the free use of <ingredient n=\"14\">Opia<supplied>tes</supplied></ingredient>\r\n            <lb />which I have recommended above for the relief of h<supplied>is</supplied>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, but at the Same time I have no objection\r\n            <lb />to the use of any <action n=\"10\">demulcents</action> that he can take, and\r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> will bear. Other <action n=\"19\">pectorals</action> that may\r\n            <lb />be in the least <symptom n=\"21\">heating</symptom> I cannot admit of in his preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sent state. With respect to his regimen M<sup>r.</sup> Edmonst<supplied>ons</supplied>\r\n            <lb />plan of <action n=\"25\">cooling</action> and <action n=\"36\">Antiphlogistic</action> is certainly the\r\n            <lb />most proper. I doubt if solid Animal food however\r\n            <lb />agreeable to his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> can be safe for his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />and if any Animal food can be employed it must\r\n            <lb />be of the very lightest kind, and I should propose\r\n            <lb />to confine him very entirely to milk and farinacea in\r\n            <lb />any kind of fruit that can be had. 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(2643, NULL, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n        <opener><dateline>Belfast <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 9<sup>th.</sup> 1783.</dateline></opener>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have very readily consented to accompany Miss Delway\'s\r\n            <lb /><u>specimens</u> with a few lines to my old venerable Instructor- &amp;\r\n            <lb />the more cheerfully that they are to go by my Nephew, a very worthy\r\n            <lb />young man, whom I have rear\'d from his Infancy, and for whom\r\n            <lb />I must beg leave to solicite a revival of that friendly attention,\r\n            <lb />which his Uncle was happy in experiencing about thirty six years\r\n            <lb />ago-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This <u>young</u> Lady of sixty has a whimsical cast of mind &amp; constiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tution - there is certainly original sin in the latter - <symptom n=\"141\">a diathesis\r\n            <lb />strumosa</symptom> inherited from the Mother, and evidencing itself from\r\n            <lb />time to time by <bodypart n=\"84\">glandular</bodypart> obstructions of <bodypart n=\"10\">the Neck</bodypart>, <condition n=\"63\">Opthalmia</condition>,\r\n            <lb />ill condition\'d <unclear>phlegn-ms</unclear>, &amp; <symptom n=\"18\">tumours without discolouration</symptom>, or\r\n            <lb />well concocted pus- She has been long been liable to <symptom n=\"60\">frequent colics</symptom>, &amp;\r\n            <lb />a peculiar griding sensation in <bodypart n=\"73\">the right side</bodypart>, attributed by herÂ¬\r\n            <lb />self to the ravages of some monstrous animals, of which she has\r\n            <lb />pass\'d from time to time, and generally she thinks after such disturÂ¬\r\n            <lb />bances, immunerable &amp; truly wonderful fragments- Heads with ears,\r\n            <lb />or Horns, bones of various shapes &amp; sizes- Substances like portions of pickl\'d\r\n            <lb />Cucumber (&amp; possibly really such) - Pipes &amp; tubes of different <unclear>bires</unclear> &amp; mateÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rials &amp;c. - Some of these you have seen, &amp; my Nephew takes over\r\n            <lb />samples of the rest, from large collections- For my own part howÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ever, I consider the existence of <condition n=\"39\">worms in <bodypart n=\"37\">her bowels</bodypart></condition>, as very probleÂ¬\r\n            <lb />matic- A single <condition n=\"39\">lumbricus &amp; a few ascarides</condition> which were pass\'d\r\n            <lb />three or four years ago, being the only unequivocal proofs that I\r\n            <lb />have met with, or her having ever been troubled with them; and\r\n            <lb />you see these go no great length &amp; reach not to the present time-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The truth is, my good Cousin has a little passion for the marvelÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lous, &amp; is not unwilling to be herself an instance of it- Her Maid\r\n            <lb />knows her weakness, &amp; wishing to gratify it, I suspect, plays tricks -\r\n            <lb />inserting many things of her own procurement in these collectanea\r\n            <lb />curiosa- While it is probable that some part may have been neÂ¬\r\n            <lb />gligently swallow\'d - I have myself distinguis\'d the vertebrae, ribs,\r\n            <lb />&amp; other bones of small Birds- after the decisive proofs of <condition n=\"39\">worms</condition>\r\n            <lb />above mention\'d, she took abundance of the most efficacious <action n=\"45\">anthelÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mintics</action>, without any further appearances- but this you will say\r\n            <lb />is no proof on the other side - and I grant it - Miss D. alledges that\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"69\">the intestinal</bodypart> commotions which usually precede these supernaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tural discharges, are likewise the harbingers of <symptom n=\"62\"><bodypart n=\"6\">inflammation in\r\n            <lb />the eyes</bodypart></symptom>, or other parts - her appetite &amp; rest are in general good- she\r\n            <lb />often complains of a dull weighty pain of <bodypart n=\"1\">the head</bodypart> - sometimes of\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"7\">inflation of the Stomach from wind</symptom>, and <symptom n=\"12\">a slight degree of dyspnÅ“a</symptom>\r\n            <lb />in consequence, is abundantly discreet in respect of Regimen; and\r\n            <lb />tho\' her nerves are rather irritable &amp; her temper a little suspicious, she\r\n            <lb />is by no means anxious or fretful- <bodypart n=\"51\">her limbs</bodypart> are in general cold,\r\n            <lb />tho\' often times with <symptom n=\"21\">a dry burning heat</symptom> in <bodypart n=\"24\">the soles</bodypart>, and I cannot\r\n            <lb />help suspecting that she suffers in some measure from <symptom n=\"28\">a defect of\r\n            <lb />insensible perspiration</symptom> - sensible she never experiences, even\r\n            <lb />after little <condition n=\"10\">little Ephemeral fevers</condition>, which sometimes attack her -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><u>Your</u> Pills which (even without <ingredient n=\"77\">the gamboge</ingredient>) I was afraid\r\n            <lb />might have proved too rough, turn\'d out hardly sufficiently active\r\n            <lb />&amp; I desired her to assist them in the mornings with thin broth\r\n            <lb />or oat-meal tea season\'d well with <ingredient n=\"391\">Rochelle salts</ingredient> - she wrote to\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />me that she was obliged to take a large quantity (I think two\r\n            <lb />ounces) before they produced their effect, &amp; that after two or\r\n            <lb />three trials she found <bodypart n=\"46\">her Stomach <bodypart n=\"37\">&amp; bowels</bodypart></bodypart> &amp; whole <unclear>frame</unclear>\r\n            <lb />disorder\'d by them, which she alledged was always the ease after\r\n            <lb />using <ingredient n=\"278\">Neutral Salts</ingredient> - not being sure of this however from\r\n            <lb />my own former observation - I directed for her a compound\r\n            <lb />Wine-Water, into which <ingredient n=\"93\">Sal: Polychrest.</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"110\">Vin. Antimon:</ingredient> enÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ter\'d, &amp; which had formerly proved a very useful alternative -\r\n            <lb />while she went on with the small doses of the Pills at night -\r\n            <lb />contrary to my expectations, in two or three days, this disturb\'d\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"37\">the Bowels</bodypart> a good deal, and at length <unclear>purged</unclear> smartly, but in\r\n            <lb />the event seem\'d to carry off <condition n=\"63\">a pretty obstinate &amp; severe OpthalÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mia</condition>, with which she had been afflicted less or more ever since\r\n            <lb />her return from Scotland - and which with some other <symptom n=\"62\">InflamÂ¬\r\n                <lb />matory appearances</symptom>, stood in the way of <u>your</u> <choice><abbr>Elect.</abbr><expan>Electuary</expan></choice> of <ingredient n=\"22\"><unclear>Cat. Rad.\r\n                    <lb />Valer.</unclear></ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"35\">Rubig: Ferrig</ingredient>- if you still think this a proper applicaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion she is desirous of trying it -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As she is no longer either delighted or molested by such baseÂ¬\r\n            <lb />less fabrics, it is almost needless to mention that her ImaginaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion was strongly pervented a few years ago - waking visious\r\n            <lb />of Angelic, human, or other (often monstrous) forms, beheld in\r\n            <lb />a strong light, within her curtains at Midnight - I could silence her\r\n            <lb />by argument, but not convince her that these were unreal\r\n            <lb />mockeries - tho\' she own\'d it was difficult to conceive how the veneÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rable aspect of Melchisedeck, should by degrees be transmuted to\r\n\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n\r\n            <lb />that of an ugly old woman in the neighbourhood, and then rise\r\n            <lb />again in beauty &amp; dignity to the face of a dutch Mastiff - but\r\n            <lb />these Pageants she assumed are when I last saw her have\r\n            <lb />long been over -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I beseech you, my old &amp; much respected friend, write to me\r\n            <lb />at your first leisure - the case is not of that interesting magniÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tude as to make me impatient for your second thoughts upon it,\r\n            <lb /><del>but</del> but Miss d. who has a different idea of it, and a just confiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />dence in you, will be all impatience; and I shall be happy to\r\n            <lb />see your hand-writing, tho\' like that upon the wall, it should\r\n            <lb />only tell me that I am weigh\'d in the Balance and found\r\n            <lb />wanting-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I hope my Nephew will profit so well by his Anatomical\r\n            <lb />&amp; Chemical labours this winter, &amp; by his botanical researches\r\n            <lb />&amp; a proper course of reading during the summer vacation, which\r\n            <lb />he is to pass in Edinburgh, as to be propitiously received, when\r\n            <lb />he <unclear>s--s</unclear> to you next sessions -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Fave Phoebe! Novus ingreditur tua templa sacerdos.\r\n            <lb />There is treason in this letter were it known - when you write\r\n            <lb />(for I must shew your letter) throw any thing which might betray\r\n            <lb />me into a latire Postscript - give my love to M<sup>rs.</sup> Cullen - it is but\r\n            <lb />t\'other day that we parted! My best wishes have ever silently atÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tended you both and your whole Household!\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Adieu!</salute>\r\n            <signed>A Haliday.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n<div>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Haliday\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> Miss Delway\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1783\r\n                <lb />V. 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He prescribed <ingredient n=\"91\">large doses of\r\n        <lb />Nitre</ingredient> for some time, &amp; then <ingredient n=\"2\">a mercurial</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />at bed time, untill <ingredient n=\"2\">the mercury</ingredient> appeared\r\n        <lb />to affect <bodypart n=\"2\">the mouth</bodypart>, &amp; strongly recommended\r\n        <lb />his going to a warm climate for the\r\n        <lb />winter the latter of which He has not\r\n        <lb />yet consented to perform. His disease\r\n        <lb />continues to increase and unless He leaves\r\n        <lb />this place soon, there will <add place=\"above\">be</add> some risk of\r\n        <lb />its being too late â€“ Have you read Reid\'s\r\n        <lb />treatise upon the <condition n=\"1\">Phtisis</condition> <bodypart n=\"43\"><choice><orig>pulmonalis</orig><reg>of the lungs</reg></choice></bodypart><note>Thomas Reid, \'An Essay on the Nature and Cure of the Phthisis Pulmonalis\' (London, 1782)</note>, It\r\n        <lb />explodes the doctrine of <symptom n=\"86\"><add place=\"above\">the</add> absorption of pus</symptom>\'s\r\n        <lb />being the cause of <symptom n=\"34\"><condition n=\"10\">Hectic fever</condition></symptom>, &amp; endeavours\r\n        <lb />to account for it in another way. The\r\n        <lb />Book is well wrote &amp; injenious. Permit\r\n        <lb />me to recommend the Bearer M<sup>r.</sup> Upton of\r\n        <lb />Leeds, a young Gentleman of my acquaintance\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />He comes to acquire knowledge at your justly\r\n        <lb />celebrated university. 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May <condition n=\"34\">tubercles</condition> be suspected <bodypart n=\"43\">in the lungs</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />as there is <symptom n=\"4\">no cough</symptom> nor gross expectoration? She is still conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fined to bed <symptom n=\"12\">and the breathing always most laborious</symptom>\r\n            <lb />when in errect posture, and yesterday again the menses\r\n            <lb />made their appearance with <symptom n=\"6\">the utmost depression</symptom>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"54\">and debility</symptom>, <symptom n=\"15\">pulse 72 small &amp; weak.</symptom>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />These are the principal symptoms that at present\r\n            <lb />take place, and as <symptom n=\"12\">the dyspnÅ“a</symptom> is the most conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />siderable of the whole with a very great debility\r\n            <lb />of body and <symptom n=\"23\">weakened state of <condition n=\"21\">the nervous power</condition></symptom>\r\n            <lb />I think think the indications of cure ought to be\r\n            <lb />formed from these; but this I submit to your\r\n            <lb />superior Judgement &amp; which I hope to receive in\r\n            <lb />course of post which will be a very great favour\r\n            <lb />done to\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t.</sup> hum<sup>l.</sup> ser<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient humble servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>W<sup>m.</sup> Colvill <choice><abbr>Surg:</abbr><expan>Surgeon</expan></choice></signed>\r\n            <dateline>Minihive</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />N. B. The post leaves <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> Saturday evenings at\r\n            <lb />9 OClock\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Professor of the practice of\r\n            <lb />physic in the University of\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup><u>r</u></sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Colville\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> Abigail Grier\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1783\r\n                <lb />VXV p 336\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2365, 13, '2013-08-25 19:29:15', 80),
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Craig</head>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb />The Nature of the ailment not quite clear â€“ In spite of <symptom n=\"15\">the\r\n        <lb />frequency of Pulse</symptom> I think there is no symptom that shows it to\r\n        <lb />be <symptom n=\"34\">either febrile</symptom> or <symptom n=\"62\">Inflammatory</symptom> â€“ I must therefore consider\r\n        <lb />it as <symptom n=\"57\">Spasmodic</symptom> in part perhaps in <bodypart n=\"43\">the Lungs</bodypart>, but more certainly\r\n        <lb />in <bodypart n=\"85\">the Diaphragm</bodypart> â€“â€“ I take it to be a Species of D<sup>r</sup> Heberdens\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"69\">Angina Pectoris</symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> now in more than one instance I have\r\n        <lb />found relieved by <action n=\"3\">Antispasmodics</action> &amp; particularly by <ingredient n=\"67\">Ã†ther</ingredient> &amp;\r\n        <lb />especially when that produced <symptom n=\"7\">flatulent</symptom> <symptom n=\"29\">Eructations</symptom> â€“â€“ Has\r\n    </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n        <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Craig <symptom n=\"7\">flatulent</symptom> <symptom n=\"29\">eructations</symptom> &amp; what effect have they on his\r\n        <lb />feelings &amp; if you approve of it I wish you would try <ingredient n=\"67\">the Ã†ther</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />&amp; take notice <symptom n=\"15\">if it diminishes the ordinary frequency of Pulse</symptom>. -\r\n        <lb />I think <treatment n=\"1\">the bleeding</treatment> was properly tried, but I cannot advise a repetition\r\n        <lb />of it. 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In my former letter to         \r\n            <lb />you, when I mentioned his trying <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient>        \r\n            <lb />&amp; <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>, I considered as I do now, <condition n=\"41\">his\r\n            <lb />disease to arise from scrophula</condition>, with        \r\n            <lb />that view I also proposed <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient>, which        \r\n            <lb />latter medicine I think He ought yet to        \r\n            <lb />take, <symptom n=\"76\">He most certainly expectorates</symptom>         \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"86\">purulent matter</symptom>, &amp; in large quantitys &amp; that        \r\n            <lb />Medicine may help to stop the progress of        \r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"32\">the Ulcer</condition>. Would not He be the better to take        \r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>    \r\n            <lb />also <ingredient n=\"69\">a scruple of Myrh</ingredient> thrice a day, and        \r\n            <lb />to <treatment n=\"42\">receive the steam of <ingredient n=\"273\">vinegar</ingredient> through an                \r\n            <lb />inhaler</treatment> frequently, <bodypart n=\"48\">The blood</bodypart> is very sizy,\r\n            <lb />and considering He is a fatt man, <symptom n=\"15\">his\r\n            <lb />pulse appears to me hard &amp; quick</symptom>. I\r\n            <lb />mention his being a corpulent man, as\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">such people generally have a weak soft\r\n            <lb />pulse</symptom>. If any thing new occurs to you,        \r\n            <lb />shall be happy to hear from you,        \r\n            <lb />&amp; that you approve  of what I propose.\r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I most sincerely wish you health &amp;        \r\n            <lb />happiness, that God may long spare        \r\n            <lb />you, as a blessing to the distressed, and        \r\n            <lb />at last, fit you for, &amp; take you unto,        \r\n            <lb />that place of Bliss, which He has        \r\n            <lb />prepared for all that Love &amp; obey Him.\r\n        </p>    \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />&amp; I am with much esteem my <choice><abbr>D<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n                <lb />your most affectionate and        \r\n                <lb />obedient servant\r\n            </salute>        \r\n            <signed>James Hamilton</signed></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r:</sup> William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb /><u><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></u>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Hamilton\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Drysdale\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Aug.</abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 1783\r\n            <lb />XV p. 146, 209, 261, 322\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2307, 13, '2015-01-16 12:44:30', 225),
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I am of your opinion that <add place=\"above\">a</add> <condition n=\"1\">Phthisis is to be appreÂ¬            \r\n            <lb />hended</condition> but I differ from you a good deal with respect to the        \r\n            <lb />degree to which it is advanced. I think there is no clear        \r\n            <lb />evidence of <symptom n=\"43\">an Ulceration</symptom> yet formed. <symptom n=\"76\">The expectoration I have            \r\n            <lb />seen</symptom> <symptom n=\"86\">does not appear to me to be Purulent</symptom> and what I consider        \r\n            <lb />more than all other tests he is <symptom n=\"34\">not yet hectic</symptom>. <symptom n=\"15\">His Pulse in            \r\n            <lb />the morning is hardly above 80, and at night not much\r\n            <lb />above 90 and at both times it is quite soft and not small</symptom>.        \r\n            <lb />He has <symptom n=\"28\">no night Sweats</symptom>, <symptom n=\"26\">not much emaciated</symptom>, not much        \r\n            <lb />weakened, lies easily on either side, and has a good appetite.\r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />But supposing the worst, What is to be done? I have        \r\n            <lb />no faith in <ingredient n=\"57\">cicuta</ingredient> and I think <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> does harm.        \r\n            <lb />I own however that the doses you propose of either of        \r\n            <lb />them could neither do good nor ill. In all such cases        \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />        \r\n            <lb />what I depend upon, is a vegetable diet with a voyage o<supplied>r</supplied>        \r\n            <lb />a journey. As it is uncertain what opportunity or convenÂ¬        \r\n            <lb />iency M<sup>r</sup> Drysdale might have for a voyage I have      \r\n            <lb />advised him immediately to try a journey, and I think        \r\n            <lb />you will not disaprove of it, and what I think is a grea<supplied>t</supplied>        \r\n            <lb />temptation to his immediately trying it is the opportunity        \r\n            <lb />he has of his Brothers company during the course of it,        \r\n            <lb />greatly preferable to that of his spouse. Allow me <del>to</del>        \r\n            <lb />through you to offer him some advice for the conduct         \r\n            <lb />of it. He should begin with moderate journeys but        \r\n            <lb />should gradually increase them till he can go from         \r\n            <lb />thirty to forty miles a day, and beyond this they        \r\n            <lb />should never be increased. At this season he should        \r\n            <lb />travel only in the mornings and Evenings, and rest        \r\n            <lb />three or four hours in the middle of the day. At this        \r\n            <lb />time he may walk about a little in the shade but        \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />        \r\n            <lb />his walking, should be always very gentle, never fast,        \r\n            <lb /><supplied>n</supplied>ever up hill, nor ever long at one time. His diet even on        \r\n            <lb />his journey should be chiefly vegetable or with milk        \r\n            <lb /><supplied>w</supplied>hen he can get it, but after he has traveled for some time        \r\n            <lb /><supplied>a</supplied>nd finds his appetite and strength mended, he may        \r\n            <lb /><supplied>ta</supplied>ke a little light broth at Dinner &amp; even a little boiled        \r\n            <lb />meat, but still this with caution, and at his Brothers        \r\n            <lb />discretion. With respect to drinking he should take water        \r\n            <lb /><supplied>o</supplied>r watery liquors only, as water Gruel or Barley Water, &amp;      \r\n            <lb />I would have him abstain from all fermented or spirituous        \r\n            <lb /><supplied>l</supplied>iquors, except in one case that he finds the drinking      \r\n            <lb />Water with the traveling <symptom n=\"24\">makes him very Costive</symptom>;        \r\n            <lb /><supplied>a</supplied>nd in that case he may take for ordinary drink a        \r\n            <lb /><supplied>g</supplied>ood small beer, or rather two parts of Water with one        \r\n            <lb /><supplied>o</supplied>f strong Beer or Porter. Among other liquors he may take        \r\n            <lb />weak Bohea Tea, taking it always very cool, but strong        \r\n            <lb /><supplied>g</supplied>reen Tea in any shape is very improper, and at breakfast        \r\n            <lb />Cocoa Tea would be better than any other kind. Whilst        \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />        \r\n            <lb />he is in the course of Traveling, it cannot be convenient &amp;        \r\n            <lb />I hope it will not be necessary for him to take medicines, &amp;        \r\n            <lb />I would advise only one, which is supposed to be useful in        \r\n            <lb />resolving <symptom n=\"12\">obstructions of <bodypart n=\"26\">the breast</bodypart></symptom> and which I have accordÂ¬        \r\n            <lb />inly prescribed in the inclosed paper. There is however one        \r\n            <lb />case in which a medicine may be necessary, and that is <symptom n=\"24\">in the\r\n            <lb />case of great costiveness</symptom> which should never be allowed to        \r\n            <lb />go far, &amp; whenever it threatens to do so should be removed        \r\n            <lb />by a medicine. The medicine I would prefer is the oil        \r\n            <lb />prescribed in the inclosed paper, but if that does not sit        \r\n            <lb />easy on <bodypart n=\"46\">his stomach</bodypart>, he may take a dose either of        \r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of Tartar</ingredient> or of <ingredient n=\"93\">Polychrest Salt</ingredient>, or if it shall        \r\n            <lb />not prove easy to measure the operation of these, he        \r\n            <lb />must take <ingredient n=\"3\">an Aloetic Pill</ingredient>. He should always go early        \r\n            <lb />to bed and get up pretty early in the morning, that he may        \r\n            <lb />have his choise of the day for the first part of his journey.        \r\n            <lb />You have proposed what might be very proper remedy        \r\n            <pb n=\"5\" />        \r\n            <lb />for him, that is, <treatment n=\"5\">a seton in <bodypart n=\"73\">his side</bodypart></treatment>, but it might be        \r\n            <lb />troublesome in the journey and I hope it is not absolutely        \r\n            <lb />necessary, but I must say that if the pain of <bodypart n=\"73\">his side</bodypart> is at     \r\n            <lb />present troublesome, I would by all means advise him        \r\n            <lb />before he sets out on his journey <treatment n=\"4\">to apply a blister on            \r\n            <lb />the pained part, and to let it heal up in course</treatment>, which I        \r\n            <lb />hope will not detain him above two or three days.        \r\n            <lb />It is possible he might be the better of <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">an Infusion of the            \r\n            <lb />Red Bark</ingredient>, but not to say that it is an ambiguous        \r\n            <lb />remedy I think a little of it, would be of no service        \r\n            <lb />and taking much of it would be very troublesome        \r\n            <lb />upon the journey. I have only to add that the journey        \r\n            <lb />conducted as above should be continued for three or four        \r\n            <lb />weeks at least, and that must be left to his Brothers       \r\n            <lb />discretion. In reading over this letter I find that I have        \r\n            <pb n=\"6\" />        \r\n            <lb />omitted to say anything about guarding against Cold        \r\n            <lb />which is indeed extremely necessary, but so much a        \r\n            <lb />matter of common discretion, that I did not &amp; do not        \r\n            <lb />think it needfull to say much of it here. Please       \r\n            <lb />communicate all this to M<sup>r</sup> John Drysdale, and so        \r\n            <lb />much of it as is proper to our patient. With my    \r\n            <lb />compliments to all concerned, believe me to be with        \r\n            <lb />great regard\r\n        </p>    \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Dear D<sup>r</sup>        \r\n                <lb />your most obedient servant\r\n            </salute>        \r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>        \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 21<sup>st</sup> July.            \r\n                <lb />1783.\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup>Drysdale</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>            \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"121\">Extract. glycyrrhiz.</ingredient> Ê’iij                \r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"69\">Myrrh.</ingredient> opt. 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Such recoveries however have\r\n        <lb />never been made by the use of medicines at home\r\n        <lb />but always by either a Journey or a Voyage and espeÂ¬\r\n        <lb />cially by the latter. From my not knowing what \r\n        <lb />convenient opportunity he might have for a Voyage\r\n        <lb />I advised a Journey and though it has not done\r\n     <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />so much as I wished I would not cease to attempt\r\n        <lb />his further relief by a Voyage and more especially\r\n        <lb />now that he informs me that he can make it\r\n        <lb />with great conveniency, In one of the Lobster\r\n        <lb />Smacks that are frequently going between Dunbar\r\n        <lb />and London. it is my opinion that he should\r\n        <lb />immediately set out in one of these Vessels and\r\n        <lb />return again by the very first opportunity. It is \r\n        <lb />very necessary to make a point with them on\r\n        <lb />the latter measure as walking about at London\r\n        <lb />would readily do more harm than the Voyage\r\n        <lb />could do good.</p>\r\n<p><lb />With respect to the conduct of the Voyage\r\n        <lb />I have nothing to advise but that he take great\r\n        <lb />care to avoid cold without at the same time being\r\n        <lb />too closely confined in a Small Cabbin. By judging\r\n        <lb />the weather in time of day he may be much on\r\n        <lb />Deck and by proper Cloathing he may guard\r\n        <lb />against any bad effects from it. The good effects\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />of the Voyage will depend somewhat upon his diet\r\n        <lb />I would still forbid all Animal food except\r\n        <lb />a little weak broth made of Vegetable Soup, for\r\n        <lb />the rest he should provide himself with every\r\n        <lb />variety of the farinacea with such fresh Vegetables\r\n        <lb />as will keep during the short Voyage and parÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ticularly with every variety of fruit, dried or\r\n        <lb />fresh that he can at this season command\r\n        <lb />and by a various combination and dressings of\r\n        <lb />farinacea and fruit he may have constantly a\r\n        <lb />sufficiently <del>a</del> varied and agreeable diet and\r\n        <lb />which I find is at present quite agreeable\r\n        <lb />to his taste.</p>\r\n   <p><lb />Upon the Voyage and this diet I depend\r\n        <lb />upon his recovery as far as it is possible and\r\n        <lb />if the execution of it is easy I would not have\r\n        <lb />him satisfied with one Voyage but to repeat\r\n        <lb />it as often as the Season will admitt.\r\n       <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <lb />Upon this occasion I am not disposed to prescribe\r\n       <lb />any medicines for <bodypart n=\"26\">his breast</bodypart> but as upon <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Journey\r\n       <lb />he was <symptom n=\"24\">troubled with Costiveness</symptom> he is likely to be\r\n        <lb />more so upon his Voyage and therefore he should\r\n       <lb />carry along with him <ingredient n=\"28\">the Castor Oil</ingredient> as formerly\r\n       <lb />advised or <action n=\"21\">some other gentle laxative</action>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />As he is likely to rest now some days at\r\n        <lb />Dunbar you will have an opportunity of obserÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ving the state of his symptoms more exactly. I\r\n        <lb />wish you would particularly <symptom n=\"76\">take some pains to\r\n        <lb />examine his spitting</symptom> and if any thing occurrs that\r\n        <lb />leads you to propose any medicine or measure \r\n        <lb />I shall be ready to concur with you in it being\r\n        <lb />with great regard</p>\r\n        <closer><salute>Dear James\r\n            <lb />Your most obedient Servant</salute>\r\n        <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 20<sup>th:</sup> August\r\n            <lb />1783</dateline></closer>\r\n    <postscript><p><lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Drysdale writes me that <symptom n=\"4\">the fits of coughing</symptom> which\r\n        <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Drysdale has in the morning frequently bring on <symptom n=\"3\">a reaching</symptom>.\r\n        <lb />Please tell her that there is <add place=\"above\">no</add> harm in that and that it will cease with\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">the coughing</symptom> <unclear>itself</unclear></p></postscript>\r\n    </div></body>', 4697, 3, '2013-12-21 20:30:57', 125),
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I believe you may\r\n        <lb />have more reason than I know of for supposing\r\n        <lb />his disease to have arisen from <condition n=\"41\">Scrophula</condition> but\r\n        <lb />the supposition is not improbable and upon\r\n        <lb />that account I was against <ingredient n=\"2\">the use of Mercury</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />which I think does harm in <condition n=\"41\">all Scrophulous\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />cases</condition> and has done harm in <condition n=\"1\">all the many cases of\r\n        <lb />Phthisis</condition> in which I have seen it employed. I\r\n        <lb />have no objection at all to <ingredient n=\"57\">the Cicuta</ingredient> and not a\r\n        <lb />great deal to the moderate use of <ingredient n=\"1\">the bark</ingredient> but\r\n        <lb />I was against every medicine that might divert\r\n        <lb />from the most effectual remedy a Journey or\r\n        <lb />a Voyage. I am glad to find you agreeing with\r\n        <lb />me with respect to the latter and I think your\r\n        <lb />proposal of Madeira extremely proper and if \r\n        <lb />he can agree to it I should propose no other remedy.\r\n        <lb />In the mean time I did not <add place=\"above\">immediately</add> answer your letter\r\n        <lb />because I supposed that he had then sailed for\r\n        <lb />London and that my answer would come time\r\n        <lb />enough against his return. I suppose this may\r\n        <lb />have now happened and if you will be so\r\n        <lb />good as to let me know how the Sailing\r\n        <lb />has turned out with him I shall then\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />immediately answer you and advise more\r\n        <lb />pointedly.</p>\r\n <p><lb />I assure you my wishes for your welfare are\r\n        <lb />very correct but not trusting to the efficacy for my\r\n        <lb />application I do not pray as you do Believe\r\n        <lb />me however to be sincerely</p>\r\n        <closer><salute>Dear D<sup>r.</sup>\r\n            <lb />your most faithful and most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> servant</salute>\r\n        <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 22<sup>d.</sup> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />17<u>83</u></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4715, 2, '2013-11-20 16:51:55', 131),
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M<sup>r.</sup> Gillies</head>\r\n    <opener><salute>Dear Sir</salute></opener>\r\n    <p><lb />I am heartily concerned to find that M<sup>r.</sup>\r\n        <lb />Gillies ailment continues to return upon him\r\n        <lb />but I am persuaded that after what you have\r\n        <lb />told me of his regimen his predisposition must\r\n        <lb />be mended and that the returns of his ailment\r\n        <lb />must depend upon some Occasional Causes which\r\n        <lb />must be studied and avoided. 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After\r\n        <lb />the many fatigues and labours, and he\r\n        <lb />has undergone and the many ailments he\r\n        <lb />has formerly suffered, <symptom n=\"23\">a weakness has now\r\n        <lb />fallen upon <bodypart n=\"46\">his stomach</bodypart></symptom> and this seems\r\n        <lb />to be at the bottom of all his complaints.\r\n        <lb />I hope however they may all be much reÂ¬\r\n        <lb />lieved and for that purpose I propose\r\n        <lb />the following measures</p>\r\n  <p><lb />1<sup>st.</sup> I would have him immediately <unclear>or</unclear>\r\n        <lb />as soon as business will allow set out upon\r\n      <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />a journey and to pursue it in a moderate\r\n        <lb />way for several weeks. I think travelling\r\n        <lb />at the rate of between thirty and forty\r\n        <lb />miles a day will be the most proper. In\r\n        <lb />case of very warm weather he should <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n        <lb />only in the mornings and <unclear>Evenings and</unclear>\r\n        <lb />in case of very wet weather, he may t<supplied>ravel</supplied>\r\n        <lb />for half a day or a day at a time.</p>\r\n<p><lb />2 On this Journey it will <supplied>neither</supplied> be\r\n        <lb />convenient nor proper to take <supplied>m</supplied>edicines\r\n        <lb />and therefore I would advise him to take\r\n    <lb />only <ingredient n=\"237\">some plain Soap pills</ingredient> every Evening\r\n    <lb />from five to ten as <bodypart n=\"46\">his Stomach</bodypart> bears\r\n        <lb />them. Though this is the only medicine\r\n        <lb />I would advise him to take, it may be\r\n        <lb />proper <del>for him</del> to carry along with him\r\n    <lb />some of <ingredient n=\"237\">the pills made of Soap</ingredient> and\r\n    <lb /><ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> he has been in use to take and\r\n    <lb /><illegible w=\"2\" /><add place=\"above\"><illegible w=\"5\" /></add> <unclear>if he is at</unclear> any time <symptom n=\"24\">costive or <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb /><unclear>slow</unclear> in <bodypart n=\"64\">his belly</bodypart></symptom> he may instead of <ingredient n=\"237\">the plain \r\n    <lb />soap</ingredient> take <ingredient n=\"9\">a dose of the Rhubarb pills</ingredient> in\r\n        <lb />the evening, or if these shall not seem quite\r\n    <lb />sufficient he may take <ingredient n=\"270\">a dose of Magnesia</ingredient>\r\n    <lb />and <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> in the morning.</p>\r\n<p><lb />3 These are the only medicines I proÂ¬\r\n        <lb />pose for the road, but when he returns home\r\n        <lb />if the Journey shall not have done every\r\n        <lb />thing he wishes I have here inclosed two\r\n        <lb />prescriptions which he may employ and\r\n        <lb />I hope he shall do it with advantage.</p>\r\n<p><lb />4 Upon the road and at all other times\r\n        <lb />he must give some attention to his diet\r\n        <lb />tho\' much nicity especially upon his journey\r\n        <lb />will not be required. If it can be easily proÂ¬\r\n        <lb />cured as <subst><del>he</del><add place=\"above\">it</add></subst> generally may, he may continue to\r\n        <lb />take in the morning before he gets out of bed\r\n        <lb />a draft of fresh drawn Cow milk whey\r\n        <lb />and he will do well to <illegible w=\"3\" /> <unclear>stage</unclear>\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <lb />of his Journey before he takes any other breakfast.\r\n        <lb />At this meal I would wish him to avoid entirely\r\n        <lb /><unclear>Common</unclear> tea especially the Green and would\r\n        <lb />in place of it have him take Cocoa tea but if\r\n        <lb />that cannot be got he may take a little weak\r\n        <lb />Bohea to put over his dry toast with a little\r\n        <lb />butter, for Butter toast he should never take\r\n        <lb />When the weather does not oblige him to rest\r\n        <lb />long in the middle of the day, he may then\r\n        <lb />take a Cup of weak Chocolate with a bit of\r\n        <lb />bread and go on to finish his days Journey beÂ¬\r\n        <lb />fore he takes dinner.</p>\r\n   <p><lb />At dinner he may take a bit of any plain\r\n        <lb />meat he likes best, or he may take a bit of\r\n        <lb />any light fish, but in general he should\r\n        <lb />be sparing of Animal food, should avoid\r\n        <lb />all fat and heavy meats, all fried and\r\n        <lb />baked meats and all rich and heavy sauces.\r\n        <lb />Every thing made with grain or bread Rice\r\n       <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <lb />Millet or Sago <del>w</del>made into light pudding\r\n        <lb />or otherwise dressed are amongst the most\r\n        <lb />proper foods for him, but Roots, Greens\r\n        <lb />or any thing else from the Garden he must\r\n        <lb />take very sparingly, or not at all. Mustard\r\n        <lb />and Spiceries in moderate quantity he may\r\n        <lb />take, but Pickles of all kinds must be\r\n        <lb />avoided.</p>\r\n   <p><lb />For his ordinary drink he must take\r\n        <lb />water with a little wine, or perhaps a little\r\n        <lb />spirit in it, but malt liquor of all kinds\r\n        <lb />he must avoid. It will be very allowable\r\n        <lb />to take a little strong drink at Dinner &amp;\r\n        <lb />he may take a little of any sound and strong\r\n        <lb />bodied wine diluted with a little water\r\n        <lb />but as the condition of wine upon the road\r\n        <lb />so very uncertain I think it will be safer\r\n        <lb />for him to let alone Wine altogether and\r\n        <lb />to take Rum, or Brandy as he likes <unclear>best</unclear>\r\n       <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n        <lb />with water but the quantity must always\r\n        <lb />be very moderate. With his spirits and water\r\n        <lb />he may take a little sugar but I dont think\r\n        <lb />it will be safe for him to add any lemon to it.</p>\r\n  <p><lb />If M<sup>r</sup> Glassell takes any Supper it\r\n        <lb />should be something very light and cheifly of\r\n        <lb />the grain kind mentioned above.</p>\r\n    <closer><signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n    <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 15<sup>th.</sup> June\r\n        <lb /><u>1785</u></dateline></closer></div>\r\n    <div><pb n=\"7\" />\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r.</sup> Glassell</head>\r\n        <recipe><choice>\r\n            <orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥iv        \r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">cinnamom simpl.</ingredient> â„¥iij\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"17\">nuci mosch.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar. alb.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"125\">Tart. solub.</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n                <lb />Solve et Sig. <action n=\"33\">aperient Solution</action> two <unclear>table</unclear>\r\n                <lb />spoonfuls to be taken in a draft of <unclear>freshly</unclear>\r\n        <lb />drawn Cows milk whey every morning <illegible w=\"2\" /></orig>\r\n            <reg>Take 4 ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rosewater</ingredient>, 3 ounces of <ingredient n=\"65\">simple Cinnamon water</ingredient>, an ounce of <ingredient n=\"17\">Nutmeg water</ingredient>, a Â½ ounce of <ingredient n=\"50\">white sugar</ingredient> and 2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient>. \r\n                Dissolve and Label: <action n=\"33\">aperient Solution</action> two <unclear>table</unclear> spoonfuls to be taken in a draft of <unclear>freshly</unclear> drawn Cows milk whey every morning <illegible w=\"2\" /></reg>\r\n        </choice></recipe>\r\n        <recipe><choice>\r\n            <orig>â„ž <ingredient n=\"169\">Radi gent.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"81\">Columb.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"21\">Cort. 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Crush thoroughly; pour over a half-pint of <ingredient n=\"184\">French brandy</ingredient> and 1Â½ pints of <ingredient n=\"263\"><unclear>Spanish</unclear> white wine</ingredient>. Steep for 2 days, and strain through woollen fabric. \r\n                Label: <action n=\"60\">Stomachic tincture</action> a <unclear>teaspoonful</unclear> to be taken every day before dinner <illegible w=\"3\" /></reg>\r\n        </choice></recipe>\r\n        <closer><signed>W.C</signed>\r\n            <dateline>15<sup>th.</sup> June 1785</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 5078, 13, '2015-01-21 12:34:26', 255),
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M. &amp; the 4<sup>th</sup> at bedtime\r\n            <lb />or if even this be two much you must accomodate the\r\n            <lb />quantity to <bodypart n=\"46\">your stomach</bodypart>, but the more you take the better\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>June 16. 1779</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4458, 2, '2013-09-18 11:47:17', 30),
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Fresh air &amp; exercise but\r\n            <lb />neither walking nor riding unless in the gentlest\r\n            <lb />manner safe.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                <lb />W. C-\r\n                <lb />Ja<sup>s.</sup> Mackenzie.\r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup> Jan<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh January</expan></choice> 12<sup>th.</sup> 1779.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4360, 3, '2014-12-20 14:19:31', 27);
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We would hardly recommend any other vegeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tables unless perhaps mealy potatoes.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Supper much as at dinner: only no egg nor any\r\n            <lb />thing with egg in it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For breakfast weak tea or coffee as usual with\r\n            <lb />bread &amp; butter or rather jelly, jam, or honey.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Drink plain water or watery liquors. Abstain\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />entirely from all fermented or spiritous liquors.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If any <condition n=\"13\">fresh cold</condition> should come on, keep at home for a\r\n            <lb />day or two--\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If it be attended with <symptom n=\"4\">hard cough</symptom>, <symptom n=\"34\">feverishness</symptom> &amp; especially\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"79\">stitch</symptom> <treatment n=\"1\">blood letting</treatment> may be necessary. 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From the first Attack\r\n            <lb />his Senses &amp; Memory have not been the least injured.\r\n            <lb />He was <treatment n=\"1\">bled</treatment> imediately which has been repeated thrice\r\n            <lb />the last Time a few Days ago to seven Ounces. The\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"48\">Serum</bodypart> seem\'d as one to four &amp; had a Milky Appearance\r\n            <lb />on the Coagulum was a tough white Gluten about the\r\n            <lb />Thickness of a Shilling. -- The Morning he was seized\r\n            <lb />he took <ingredient n=\"110\"><choice><abbr>g<sup>r</sup> ij</abbr><expan>two grains</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Tart: emet:</abbr><expan>Tartar emetic</expan></choice></ingredient> which did not operate briskly\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">Blisters</treatment>, <ingredient n=\"60\">Mustard Frictions</ingredient> &amp; the usual Modes have been\r\n            <lb />steadily persever\'d in &amp; within this Fortnight it was judged\r\n            <lb />expedient to try the tonic Powers of the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> with the <ingredient n=\"376\"><choice><abbr>Tincti\r\n                <lb />Guaiac: volat:</abbr><expan>Tinctura Guaiacina volatilis</expan></choice></ingredient> --- Has had a <treatment n=\"5\">Seton</treatment> placed in the\r\n            <lb />affected Side which <symptom n=\"46\">discharged plentifully</symptom> &amp; now has an\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"11\">Issue in the <bodypart n=\"18\">Thigh</bodypart></treatment>. The <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> has been omitted for a\r\n            <lb />few Days on Account of a <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> but it has no Appearance\r\n            <lb />but that of a <condition n=\"13\">common Cold</condition> which is now very frequent\r\n            <lb />in this Neighbourhood. On some Nights <symptom n=\"17\">a most disagreable\r\n            <lb />Restlessness</symptom> causes great <symptom n=\"54\">Debility</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"6\">depresses the Spirits</symptom>\r\n            <lb />much, he says it cannot be discribed for there is no\r\n            <lb />Pain but is not able to lay in one Posture for any Time\r\n            <lb />the next Night being a better one restores surprizingly.\r\n            <lb />He has often taken an <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient> it being the only Thing\r\n            <lb />that renderd any Relief &amp; a Medicine which he always\r\n            <lb />found remarkable good Effects from in former Complaint.\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Smith for 30 Years has been very assiduous in\r\n            <lb />his Profession in which he has had great Practice &amp;\r\n            <lb />frequently long Rides, has always been very temperate\r\n            <lb />or even abstemious, is of a corpulent Habit, has often\r\n            <lb />had <symptom n=\"62\">inflamatory Disorders</symptom> &amp; sometimes a <symptom n=\"127\">chronic\r\n                <lb />Rheumatism</symptom>. The <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood was always sizy</bodypart> &amp; he has\r\n            <lb />been much accustomed to <treatment n=\"1\">Bleeding</treatment>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />About six Years ago he was seized with a very\r\n            <lb />alarming <symptom n=\"57\">Spasm</symptom> creating a <symptom n=\"12\">DyspnÅ“a</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"138\">Inability to\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />to move</symptom> &amp; which we find answers the Discription of the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"69\">Angina Pectoris</symptom>. Since that Time he has had frequent\r\n            <lb />Returns but never so severe. As there has been some\r\n            <lb />Symptoms of it during this Sickness we think it necessary\r\n            <lb />to remark it. The particular good Effects <treatment n=\"1\">Bleeding</treatment>\r\n            <lb />have always had induced us not to be sparing in\r\n            <lb />that <treatment n=\"70\">Evacuation</treatment>. When the <condition n=\"98\">inflamatory Diathesis</condition> was\r\n            <lb />gone we thought the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> proper &amp; we looked upon\r\n            <lb />the Drains as necessary for the <symptom n=\"69\">Angina Pectoris</symptom> from <unclear>what</unclear>\r\n            <lb />the <unclear>Faculy</unclear> have said of their good Effects in that Disorder.\r\n            <lb />Tho\' M<sup>r.</sup> Smith is in as hopeful a Way as can be expected\r\n            <lb />having had the Advice of a Physician of long Experie<supplied>nce</supplied>\r\n            <lb />yet as we wish to have every Satisfaction &amp; are we\r\n            <lb />convinced of your superior Skill &amp; to whose Labour\r\n            <lb />we own ourselves greatly indebted we flatter ourselves\r\n            <lb />you will favour us with a full Mode of Proceeding and\r\n            <lb />shou\'d this not be sufficiently intelligent we wish\r\n            <lb />to inform you of anything you will please to ask\r\n            <lb />whereby you may be enabled to give us every Assistance\r\n            <lb />in your Power. We beg to know your Opinion\r\n            <lb />concerning Bathing &amp; under what Restrictions it may\r\n            <lb />be used. I am Sir\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />with the greatest Respects\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Your</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>obd<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Hble</abbr><expan>Humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Stephen Cleasby</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />Barnard Castle\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 28. 1779\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Smith will remit <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Fee by\r\n                <lb />a Friend at some favourable Opportunity.\r\n                <lb />Please to direct to M<sup>r.</sup> Smith Surgeon <choice><abbr>Barn<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>Barnard</expan></choice> Castle\r\n                <lb />Durham\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n            \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />Stephen Cleasby\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Q.</abbr><expan>Query</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Smith\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> <u>1779.</u>\r\n            <lb />X. p. <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> <unclear>143</unclear>.\r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1786, 2, '2013-10-22 11:00:30', 171),
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When the weather\r\n            <lb />becomes milder fresh air &amp; exercise:\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Diet of a middle kind. Meat at dinner. None\r\n            <lb />at supper. Wine at dinner: toddy at supper: but\r\n            <lb />all these very moderate &amp;c specially avoid being heaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ted by them. 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Watt</signed>\r\n        <dateline>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Stran<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Stranraer</expan></choice> Agust 26\r\n            <lb />1785\r\n        </dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n    <postscript><sup>ps</sup> the Note is inclosed</postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs.</sup> Rob<sup>t.</sup> Brown\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>N. Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>North Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot><lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Watt\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Aug<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 1785.\r\n            <lb />V. XVII. p. 246\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2695, 13, '2014-12-11 12:22:51', 113),
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The lotion being neither\r\n            <lb />cold nor warm, but of a temper somewhat less\r\n            <lb />than that of new milk.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For <condition n=\"15\">the Rheumatism</condition> that is apt to be\r\n            <lb />troublesome in the night time I have sent a\r\n            <lb />mixture of which she may take a <add place=\"above\">table</add> spoonful\r\n            <lb />at going to bed. <symptom n=\"21\">If She finds it does not heat\r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />her</symptom> and at the same time finds it does not\r\n            <lb />give her the relief desired She may increase\r\n            <lb />the dose to a Spoonful and a half or two spoonfuls.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />These are the several remedies I can offer\r\n            <lb />at present and heartily wish they may answer\r\n            <lb />that purpose.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 3<sup>d.</sup> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><u>1785</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Watt</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž Pulv. <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum. 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The Lotion\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take eight ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rosewater</ingredient>, \r\n                    half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"318\">Vinegar distillate</ingredient>, \r\n                    and two scruples of <ingredient n=\"120\">Sugar of Lead</ingredient>. \r\n                    Dissolve and Label: The Lotion\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž Aq. font. â„¥iv\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamom. Simpl.</ingredient> â„¥<unclear>ij</unclear>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"14\">Syrup. diacod.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"58\" t=\"1\">Tinct. Thebaic.</ingredient> guttas <illegible w=\"1\" /> et viginti\r\n                    <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> <unclear>â„¥iij</unclear>\r\n                    <lb />â„³. Sig. <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic <unclear>mixture</unclear></action></orig>\r\n                <reg>Take four ounces of spring Water, <unclear>two</unclear> ounces of <ingredient n=\"65\">simple Cinnamon Water</ingredient>, half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"14\">diacodium Syrup</ingredient>, \r\n                <illegible w=\"1\" /> to twenty drops of <ingredient n=\"58\" t=\"1\">Thebaic Tincture</ingredient> <illegible w=\"1\" /> and <unclear>three ounces</unclear> of <illegible w=\"1\" />. Mix. Label: <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic <unclear>mixture</unclear></action>.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>   \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed><unclear>W.C.</unclear></signed>\r\n            <dateline><unclear>3<sup>rd.</sup> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> <u>1785</u></unclear></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 5138, 13, '2014-12-11 13:08:26', 150);
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If it be\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">pure weakness</symptom> it may be recovered but if she has contracted <condition n=\"1\">any\r\n        <lb />phthisical</condition> or <condition n=\"148\">putrid state</condition> from her husband I doubt of her\r\n        <lb />recovery. Employ a <action n=\"31\">strengthening</action> &amp; <action n=\"4\">antiseptic course</action>.\r\n        <lb />I have prescribed below an <action n=\"4\">Antiseptic mixture</action> I hope you\r\n        <lb />will find useful in supporting appetite &amp; allaying <condition n=\"10\">any fever</condition> she\r\n        <lb />may be liable to. So it should be used frequently &amp; almost instead\r\n        <lb />of drink. <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">The bark infusion</ingredient> prescribed she should also take\r\n        <lb />as often as <bodypart n=\"46\">her stomach</bodypart> will bear. If she continues free\r\n        <lb />of <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> &amp; <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>, to <ingredient n=\"1\">every dose of the Bark</ingredient> I would add\r\n        <lb />10 or 20 drops of the <ingredient n=\"35\" t=\"1\"><choice><orig>Tinctura Martis</orig><reg>Steel Tincture</reg></choice></ingredient> &amp; if these make the\r\n        <lb />Infusion black &amp; disagreable the Drops may be taken in\r\n        <lb />a little water by themselves or with <action n=\"4\">a dose of the Antiseptic\r\n        <lb />mixture</action>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Diet of Milk farinacea &amp; fruit. <action n=\"4\">The Antiseptic mixture</action>\r\n        <lb />&amp; the milk agree very well, but if you like you may let them be\r\n        <lb />taken at some interval from each other.</p>\r\n    <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 23. March. 1780.</dateline></closer>\r\n</div>\r\n    <div>\r\n     <recipe><choice>\r\n         <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥iij <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">Syr. e ros. sicc.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"315\">Sp. vitr. ten</ingredient> @ â„¥Å¿s\r\n             <lb />â„³. S. <action n=\"4\">Ant. â„³.</action> a teaspoonful in a glassful of water several times a day.</orig>\r\n         <reg>Take 3 ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rosewater</ingredient>, and Â½ an ounce each of <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">Syrup of Dried Roses</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"315\">Thin Vitiolic Spirit</ingredient>. \r\n             Mix. Label: <action n=\"4\">Antiseptic Mixture</action>, a teaspoonful in a glassful of water several times a day.</reg>\r\n     </choice></recipe>\r\n        <recipe><choice>\r\n            <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">cort. Peruv.</ingredient> contus. â„¥Å¿s <ingredient n=\"21\">aurant. â€“â€“â€“â€“</ingredient> Ê’j <ingredient n=\"208\">Sem. coriandr.</ingredient> â€“â€“â€“â€“ Ê’Å¿s\r\n                <lb />Aq. bullient. lbj Digere hor. 12 &amp; colaturÃ¦ adde <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tinct. cort.\r\n                    <lb />Peruv.</ingredient> â„¥ij â„³. S. <action n=\"31\">Strengthen<sup>g</sup> â„³.</action> two tablesp:fulls several times a day.</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take  Â½ an ounce of crushed <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>, a drachm of crushed <ingredient n=\"21\">Orange Peel</ingredient>, Â½ a drachm of crushed <ingredient n=\"208\">Coriander seeds</ingredient>, and a pint of boiling water. \r\n                Steep for 12 hours and to the strainings add 2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Peruvian Bark Tincture</ingredient>. 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His Complaint was a <condition n=\"31\">Hemiplegia</condition> for\r\n            <lb />which you directed him to take <ingredient n=\"16\">Mustard Seed</ingredient>, &amp; favored\r\n            <lb />us with other Hints, which we have carefully pursued.\r\n            <lb />We had your Concurrence in Regard to frequent small\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">Bleeding</treatment>, he being of a <condition n=\"25\">plethoric Habit</condition>, had been\r\n            <lb />much accustomed thereto, the <bodypart n=\"48\">Blood</bodypart> having been\r\n            <lb />always sizy, often afflicted with <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatic Disorders</condition>\r\n            <lb />&amp; <symptom n=\"62\">inflamatory <condition n=\"10\">Fever</condition></symptom>. We have <treatment n=\"1\">bled</treatment> to ten times\r\n            <lb />in this Space of Time without any appearance of\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"54\">Debility</symptom> from it. The <condition n=\"31\">Paralytic Complaint</condition> has\r\n            <lb />been rather abating than otherwise, but M<sup>r.</sup> Smith\r\n            <lb />has been now confined to his Room a Month, by\r\n            <lb />slight <condition n=\"10\">Fevers</condition>, which make an Attack, &amp; abate for a\r\n            <lb />few Days or a Week, &amp; in the intermediate Time an\r\n            <lb />excruciating <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatic Pain</condition> which flies from the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"29\">Hip</bodypart> down to the <bodypart n=\"24\">Foot</bodypart> of the sound <bodypart n=\"73\">Side</bodypart>, so as to\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"17\">deprive him totally of Rest</symptom>, without the Assistance of\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> &amp; they have now less Effect from their frequent\r\n            <lb />Use, &amp; we have not dared to advance to a larger\r\n            <lb />Dose than <ingredient n=\"58\"><choice><abbr>g<sup>tt.</sup> xxv Tinct:thebaic</abbr><expan>twenty five drops of Thebaic Tincture</expan></choice></ingredient> lest we shou\'d\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />retard the Progress of curing the original Disease:\r\n            <lb />For about a Week M<sup>r.</sup> Smith had a <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom>, <symptom n=\"62\">Inflamation</symptom>\r\n            <lb />&amp; Pain of the lame <bodypart n=\"23\">Ankle</bodypart>, which very much resembled\r\n            <lb />the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition>. When this abated the <condition n=\"15\">rheumatic Complaint</condition>\r\n            <lb />seized the sound <bodypart n=\"73\">Side</bodypart> as above related. <treatment n=\"4\">Blisters</treatment> have\r\n            <lb />been applied to different Parts as they were affected -\r\n            <lb />they were temporary Relief, but so short as hardly\r\n            <lb />to compensate for the Pain &amp; Trouble. <ingredient n=\"83\">James\'s Powder</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />in small Doses, has often been taken &amp; mostly some\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"33\">Antimonial</ingredient> with the <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"110\"><choice><abbr>Vin: Antim: vel Tart: emet:</abbr><expan>Vinum Antimonii or Tartar emetic</expan></choice></ingredient>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />We hope you will put us into a Plan of proceeding\r\n            <lb />to conquer this painful Disease, which prevents\r\n            <lb />his having the Benefit of the Season, which is now\r\n            <lb />growing favorable, &amp; I believe were this done M<sup>r.</sup> Smith\r\n            <lb />wou\'d recover apace; for before he was afflicted in\r\n            <lb />this Way, he cou\'d get about &amp; visit his Friends\r\n            <lb />with Satisfaction. Being confined makes him <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom>\r\n            <lb />but the original Disease is not the least worse\r\n            <lb />but the contrary. He had declined taking the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"16\">Mustard</ingredient> before he was confined, as it lodged in the \r\n            <lb />Passages/ notwithstanding the Use of <action n=\"21\">Laxatives of\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"54\">Soap</ingredient>/</action> &amp; concreted into hard Lumps\r\n            <lb />which were obliged to be extracted, were difficult\r\n            <lb />to break &amp; found to be nothing but the <ingredient n=\"16\">Seed</ingredient> &amp;\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"69\">Mucus of the Intestines</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Smith has continued the <treatment n=\"11\">Drain</treatment> in the <condition n=\"31\">Paralytic\r\n                <lb /><bodypart n=\"73\">Side</bodypart></condition>, has had one <bodypart n=\"19\">above the Knee</bodypart> &amp; we have now\r\n            <lb />placed one <bodypart n=\"19\">above the Knee</bodypart> of the <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatic <bodypart n=\"73\">Side</bodypart></condition>,\r\n            <lb />which has begun to discharge -- the others h<supplied>ave</supplied>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"46\">discharged very plentifully</symptom>. We hope to h<supplied>ave</supplied>\r\n            <lb />the Pleasure of hearing from you soon, w<illegible l=\"3\"/>\r\n            <lb />will give us great Satisfaction. I a<supplied>m</supplied>\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir with the greatest <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Y<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Your</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>obd<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Hble</abbr><expan>Humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<supplied><sup>t.</sup></supplied></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>S. Cleasby</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Barn<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>Barnard</expan></choice> Castle\r\n                <lb />June 6<sup>th.</sup> 1780\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Smith presents his most respectful <choice><abbr>Comp<sup>ts.</sup></abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice> &amp;\r\n                <lb />hopes to have the Pleasure of seeing you at\r\n                <lb />Edinburgh sometime this Summer.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Smith\r\n            <lb />Barnard Castle - \r\n            <lb />June 1780 &amp;c.\r\n            <lb />V. XI. p. 27. -\r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1865, 15, '2013-08-30 21:07:13', 124),
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Juniper.</ingredient> bene contus.\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"106\">Sem. dauc. Sylvestr.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"135\">--- nasturt. hortens.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"246\">--- petroselin</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"177\">--- fÅ“nicul. dulc.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb />Contusis affunde <ingredient n=\"264\">Aq. Juniper comp.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb />Macera horas quator et adde\r\n                    <lb />Aq. fervent sed non bullient. lbij\r\n                    <lb />Digere per noctem et liquori, leni expressione, colato adde\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"118\">Tartar. regenerat</ingredient>\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take six drachms of <ingredient n=\"59\">Juniper</ingredient>, well bruised, two drachms each of <ingredient n=\"106\">Wild Carrot seed</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"135\">nasturtium hortense seed</ingredient>, and one drachm each of <ingredient n=\"246\">parsley seed</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"177\">sweet fennel seed</ingredient>. Bruise and pour in four ounces of <ingredient n=\"59\">Juniper Water compound</ingredient>. Let it steep for four hours and add two pounds of hot but not boiling water. 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Let this Electuary be kept thin by adding a syrup as it dries.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystallized Tartar</ingredient>, one and a half ounces of <ingredient n=\"10\">powder from compound of Jallop</ingredient>, half an ounce of <action n=\"21\">Lenitive Electuary</action> and a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient> to make an Electuary or a thin Linctus. Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative Electuary</action>, a teaspoonful or two for a dose to be taken in the morning before breakfast. N.B. Let this Electuary be kept thin by adding a syrup as it dries.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>20<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1779</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4508, 11, '2015-04-17 21:49:16', 71),
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Under proper cautions\r\n            <lb />it will not hurt her constitution. It will be necessary\r\n            <lb />to carry it so far as to have sensible effects; that is\r\n            <lb />tainting the Breath, giving copper taste, &amp; some spitting,\r\n            <lb />&amp; in this state to be kept for <del>sever</del> two or three weeks.\r\n            <lb />The only inconvenience is the state of the season.\r\n            <lb />If the weather we have had for these two days past\r\n            <lb />set in to continue you may enter upon the Course\r\n            <lb />but more or less confidently according to the <del>opporÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tunity</del> convenience she has within doors for avoiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ding cold. I prefer <ingredient n=\"2\">the Mercurial pill</ingredient> of the\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Dispensat.</abbr><expan>Dispensatory</expan></choice> prepared by very compleat triture. In\r\n            <lb />case the season or convenience within doors be\r\n            <lb />unfavourable I shall propose another course which\r\n            <lb />I hope may be of service; An antimonial with a\r\n            <lb />decoction. The best form of <ingredient n=\"110\">the Antimonial is a\r\n                <lb />solution of <choice><abbr>Tart. Emet.</abbr><expan>Tartar Emetic</expan></choice></ingredient> given every night &amp; <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice>,\r\n            <lb />in such <add place=\"above\">quantity</add> as to give nausea only without vomiting.\r\n            <lb />You will find the same dose will always have more\r\n            <lb />effect in the morning than at night. With this\r\n            <lb />let her drink for a muchkin to a chopin every\r\n            <lb />day of Decoction made of two ounces. <ingredient n=\"15\">Sarsaparilla</ingredient> &amp;\r\n            <lb />two drams of <ingredient n=\"66\">Mezereon</ingredient> to Every chopin. This course\r\n            <lb />may be continued for some weeks, longer or shorter\r\n            <lb />according to its effects &amp; the state of the season <add place=\"below\">which</add>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I hope may soon tempt you to a more effectual\r\n            <lb />remedy. If the Decoction do not seem to have good\r\n            <lb />effects with the <ingredient n=\"33\">Antimony</ingredient> it will not be worth\r\n            <lb />while to give it with <ingredient n=\"2\">the Mercury</ingredient>. 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Her Diet must be chiefly of Animal food\r\n            <lb />but should be of the lighter kinds &amp; <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> respect to quantity <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />stomach</bodypart> <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> be kept as light as possible. Fish <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> be taken\r\n            <lb />seldom &amp; sparingly &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> heavier kinds avoided. Light\r\n            <lb />Suppers are particularly proper. The only drink whether\r\n            <lb />for common draught or as a little cordial after meals\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />that can be taken safely is spirits &amp; Water. The spirits being\r\n            <lb />in as moderate proportions as her <choice><abbr>L.</abbr><expan>Ladyship</expan></choice> finds will just serve to correct <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />coldness of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Water - <choice><abbr>W<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>With</expan></choice> this Diet She should take as <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> exercise\r\n            <lb />in a Carriage as she finds she can easily bear but in going abroad\r\n            <lb />must take great pains to avoid cold &amp; <choice><abbr>there<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>therefore</expan></choice> to avoid being\r\n            <lb />late Abroad in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup> Even<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>the Evening</expan></choice>. Regular hours in eating very\r\n            <lb />proper &amp; late hours at night <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> constantly avoided.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>W<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>With</expan></choice> this Regimen I <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> hardly advise any Drugs with a\r\n            <lb />view to prevent <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> complaints &amp; I think <treatment n=\"9\">vomiting</treatment> will be of very\r\n            <lb />little service but if at any time <symptom n=\"8\">the appetite should fall of</symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> any sense\r\n            <lb />of weight or <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom> on <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> stomach</bodypart> <treatment n=\"9\">a gentle vomit</treatment> may be of service\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If at any time She <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"24\">become more than ordinary costive</symptom> it will\r\n            <lb />be proper to remove it by a dose of <ingredient n=\"270\">Magnesia</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetic Pill</ingredient>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When her <choice><abbr>L.</abbr><expan>Ladyship</expan></choice> shall be <symptom n=\"20\">affected <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> chilliness</symptom> or other symptoms\r\n            <lb />which have formerly preceeded <symptom n=\"50\">the Cramps of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> stomach</symptom> she may\r\n            <lb />take a dose of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup> sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>which should</expan></choice> not be under thirty &amp; need not be\r\n            <lb />more than forty Drops. If this Dose shall prevent <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> coming on of <symptom n=\"50\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Cramps</symptom> it is well but if it only moderates <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Symptoms for some\r\n            <lb />time but does not seem to put them off entirely in four hours after\r\n            <lb />or at least in some what less than eight hours after the first Dose\r\n            <lb />Another Dose may be given but <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> be ten drops more than <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> former.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />But in spite of these Doses a considerable pain comes on &amp;\r\n            <lb />especially if either of these Doses <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> be <symptom n=\"4\">thrown up</symptom> again, I <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> earnestÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly advise against throwing any more <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> into <bodypart n=\"46\">the\r\n                <lb />Stomach</bodypart> &amp; it <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> be more to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> purpose to give it <treatment n=\"8\">by injection</treatment>\r\n            <lb />in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> manner prescribed below. If <treatment n=\"8\">the first injection</treatment> fails to <add place=\"below\">give</add>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />relief within <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> space of an hour &amp; more especially if <treatment n=\"8\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> first\r\n            <lb /><del>en</del><add place=\"above\">in</add>jection</treatment> shall have been rendered soon after being given <treatment n=\"8\">a\r\n            <lb />second injection</treatment> may be thrown in. When <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> circumstances\r\n            <lb />occur to render <treatment n=\"8\">an injection</treatment> proper, if at the same time it shall\r\n            <lb />happen that there has been no stool for four &amp; twenty hours\r\n            <lb />before it will be proper to give <action n=\"21\"><treatment n=\"8\">a Laxative Injection</treatment></action> before <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup> y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>with the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> is thrown in. <action n=\"21\"><treatment n=\"8\">The Laxative Injection</treatment></action>\r\n            <lb />may be of three gills water gruel a table spoonfull of\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"140\">common salt</ingredient> &amp; two table spoonfulls of <ingredient n=\"79\">Florence Oil</ingredient> &amp; <choice><abbr>w<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>when</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />such <treatment n=\"8\">an Injection</treatment> is <subst><add place=\"above\">rendered</add> <del>thrown in</del></subst>, <treatment n=\"8\"><ingredient n=\"58\">the Laudanum Injection</ingredient></treatment> may\r\n            <lb />immediately thrown in.---- If <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> coming of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> pains is\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"20\">preceeded by much chilliness</symptom> or <symptom n=\"21\">attended <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup> m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>with much</expan></choice> heat</symptom> &amp; <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">frequent &amp; full Pulse</symptom> &amp; especially if there are any pains\r\n            <lb />in <bodypart n=\"28\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> back</bodypart> or others like bearing pains it may be very proper\r\n            <lb />to <treatment n=\"1\">take some blood</treatment> from <bodypart n=\"12\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Arm.</bodypart> I have only to add that\r\n            <lb />tho <choice><abbr>L. D.</abbr><expan>Lady Dalhousie</expan></choice> may always find relief <choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice> <condition n=\"21\">Nervous complaints</condition>\r\n            <lb />by the use of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> I <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> wish her to use it as sparingly\r\n            <lb />as possible &amp; only on pressing occasions When it will always\r\n            <lb />be found more effectual in proportion to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> length of time\r\n            <lb />it has been abstained from before. Spirits may upon\r\n            <lb />occasion give relief <choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice> <condition n=\"21\">Nervous complaints</condition> but <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />relief is always transitory &amp; the use of them by no\r\n            <lb />means safe. I <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> therefore have them employed as little\r\n            <lb />as possible &amp; <choice><abbr>w<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice> always <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> rather employ <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In violent pains of <bodypart n=\"46\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Stomach</bodypart> when <symptom n=\"28\">a sweat</symptom> comes\r\n            <lb />on it commonly gives relief &amp; is not to be discouraged but\r\n            <lb />no pains are to be taken to force it nor even to increase <add place=\"below\">it</add>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />by may bed Cloths or other means of heat.--\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> March 16<sup>th.</sup>\r\n                <lb />1780\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        <head>For an <action n=\"34\"><treatment n=\"8\">Anodyne Injection</treatment></action>.</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arab.</ingredient> Ê’iij\r\n                    <lb />Aq. fervent. â„¥iij\r\n                    <lb />Solve cola et adde\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"58\">Laud. liquid.</ingredient> guttas septuaginta quinque\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <treatment n=\"8\">For an Injection</treatment>.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take three drachms of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient> and three ounces of hot water. Dissolve, strain and add seventy-five drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">liquid Laudanum</ingredient>. Label: <treatment n=\"8\">For an Injection</treatment>.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>16<sup>th.</sup> March <u>1780.</u></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4586, 11, '2015-04-17 22:47:50', 102);
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Let\r\n            <lb />a lodging therefore sufficiently warm and dry be procured\r\n            <lb />in the highlands and as near to the goat pasture as posÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sible and let Miss go there about eight days after this.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />She should drink the whey only in the morning and\r\n            <lb />should begin by degrees taken for the first two days only\r\n            <lb />a gill but every second day afterwards increasing by a\r\n            <lb />gill till it comes to what <bodypart n=\"46\">her stomach</bodypart> easily bears, but\r\n            <lb />however well <bodypart n=\"46\">her stomach</bodypart> bears it she should never exÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ceed a chopin in any morning. What she takes is\r\n            <lb />always to be taken in divided draughts at the interval of\r\n            <lb />half an hour between each draught. The first draught\r\n            <lb />may be taken before she comes out of bed but she should\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />be out of bed before she takes the second and between the\r\n            <lb />third &amp; fourth she should walk about <add place=\"above\">a</add> little in the open\r\n            <lb />air but this only on condition that the air is tolerably\r\n            <lb />mild and warm.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />About an hour or at least half an hour after finishing\r\n            <lb />the whey she may take her ordinary breakfast which may\r\n            <lb />be Cocoa tea with dry toast. If she is fond of common\r\n            <lb />tea she may have it if she takes it very weak and with\r\n            <lb />a good deal of plain milk.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The use of the goat whey shall I hope be of service\r\n            <lb />but I don\'t think it will be of much unless at the same\r\n            <lb />time she has a great deal of riding on horseback either\r\n            <lb />single or behind a man as shall be found most convenient.\r\n            <lb />Therefore about an hour after breakfast every day that\r\n            <lb />is tolerably fair let her get on horseback and ride genÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tly for two or three hours more or less as she bears\r\n            <lb />it without fatigue or as the weather is more or less\r\n            <lb />favourable. In every situation there is nothing more\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />to be studied by Miss Clarkson than avoiding cold\r\n            <lb />Let her therefore <del>be</del> continue the flannel shirt <bodypart n=\"49\">next\r\n            <lb />her skin</bodypart> and let her be otherwise always rather warmly\r\n            <lb />cloathed and particularly let her take care by thick shoes\r\n            <lb />and warm stockings to keep <bodypart n=\"24\"><bodypart n=\"17\">her feet and legs</bodypart></bodypart> always warm\r\n            <lb />&amp; dry. Whatever cloathing she once puts on she must\r\n            <lb />never change them for any thinner however <add place=\"above\">warm</add> the weather\r\n            <lb />may be.  She may frequently walk out for the sake\r\n            <lb />of being much in the fresh Air but she must observe\r\n            <lb />that the exercise of walking is not to do her much good\r\n            <lb />and unless properly managed may do much harm, let\r\n            <lb />her therefore take care never to walk fast nor much\r\n            <lb />uphill nor in any shape so much either to heat or\r\n            <lb />fatigue her.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />During the whole course of the goat whey her\r\n            <lb />diet should be without animal food and without any\r\n            <lb />fermented or spiritous liquors. She should live upon\r\n            <lb />milk and grain, that is, bread, rice, barley, sago <illegible w=\"2\" /><note>A conjectural reading is \'and oatmeal\'.</note>\r\n            <lb />prepared and dressed in any way most to her mind.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If the neighbourhood can afford her a little broccoli,\r\n            <lb />asparagus or young pease she may take them.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It is by all this management that I expect Miss\r\n            <lb />Clarksons recover rather than by any medicines and\r\n            <lb />therefore I shall prescribe none at present and at most\r\n            <lb />only one which I have here inclosed. It is in case the\r\n            <lb />goat whey does not keep her regular in <bodypart n=\"64\">her belly</bodypart> and\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">that costiveness</symptom> comes on. In this case she is to take\r\n            <lb />a tea spoonfull or two of the Electuary prescribed in\r\n            <lb />the inclosed paper at bedtime.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 5<sup>th</sup> June\r\n                <lb />1782.\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <head>For Miss Clarkson</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystall. Tartar. pulv.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"34\">Flor. Sulphur.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><action n=\"21\">Elect. lenitiv.</action> @ â„¥j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. Simplic.</ingredient> q. s. ut f.\r\n                    <lb />Electuarium tenue sive Lochoch\r\n                    <lb />Signa <action n=\"21\">Laxative Electuary</action> a\r\n                    <lb />tea Spoonfull or two to be taken\r\n                    <lb />at bedtime when occasion requires.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take one ounce each of <ingredient n=\"45\">powdered Crystal Tartar</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"34\">Sulphur</ingredient> and <action n=\"21\">lenitive Electuary</action> and a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient> to make a thin Electuary or Linctus. Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative Electuary</action>. A teaspoonful or two to be taken at bedtime when occasion requires.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. 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As to the good effects of the\r\n            <lb />Whey upon her Ailments you cannot Judge of them\r\n            <lb />till after a longer trial and therefore unless some\r\n            <lb />cross accident happen or that you meet with exÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ceeding bad weather you cannot have any considerable\r\n            <lb />benefit under a month and I shall think it very\r\n            <lb />proper for you to Continue in the Highlands for\r\n            <lb />full Six weeks. Wishing you heartily success I am\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Reverend Sir      your most Obedient Servant</salute>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 10<sup>th.</sup> June\r\n                <lb />1782\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 573, 3, '2013-10-15 16:34:41', 28);
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A little before\r\n            <lb />breakfast will always be of service and <add place=\"above\">when</add> the weather\r\n            <lb />is very warm an hour or two towards evening will\r\n            <lb />be very proper.   We need hardly say that if the\r\n            <lb />weather should at any time prove wet with cold eastÂ¬\r\n            <lb />erly winds that he should carefully guard against it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He should be regular in his hours and always go\r\n            <lb />to bed betimes at night.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />With this course we have but one medicine to\r\n            <lb />advise of which he should take two table spoonfulls\r\n            <lb />every day about an hour before dinner.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 21 June\r\n                <lb /><u>1782.</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 580, 13, '2013-10-04 11:50:38', 31),
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I hope you are proceeding cautiously in your\r\n            <lb />journey and in that way I have no doubt of its being of\r\n            <lb />service to you. I have great trust in gentle Exercise and\r\n            <lb />fresh air being of great service to you and therefore when\r\n            <lb />you get to the North you must take pains to get it continued\r\n            <lb />either on horseback or in a carriage. I am told you are a good\r\n            <lb />rider and therefore if you can get a horse to your mind I\r\n            <lb />shall think that the best at least for a month or two and\r\n            <lb />mind that <add place=\"above\">very</add> moderate exercise will answer and taking only\r\n            <lb />what you easily bear your <condition n=\"7\">pregnancy</condition> will be in no danger.\r\n            <lb />When this advances and you shall become a little bulky\r\n            <lb />and unwieldy a carriage will be safer for you. All this I\r\n            <lb />propose with a view to <symptom n=\"4\">your Cough</symptom> for it this entirely ceases\r\n            <lb />you may take your exercise or let it alone as you please. It is\r\n            <lb />also with a view to <symptom n=\"4\">the Cough</symptom> that I prescribed the Medicines\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />you carry along with you and therefore you are to conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tinue <action n=\"19\">the pectoral pills</action> <add place=\"above\">for a</add> longer or shorter time as <symptom n=\"4\">your\r\n            <lb />cough</symptom> may seem to require. I desired M<sup>r</sup> Hay to tell you\r\n            <lb />that you should take your quieting pills only every second\r\n            <lb />night upon the road as I hope the travelling may give\r\n            <lb />you quiet nights without the pills but that must be as\r\n            <lb />you shall find things answer. But when you get to the\r\n            <lb />North I shall be glad to find that you can lay aside\r\n            <lb />these pills or at least take them seldom and only when\r\n            <lb />your nights are like to be much disturbed with <symptom n=\"4\">coughing</symptom>.\r\n            <lb />If you shall find it necessary to take them I must bid\r\n            <lb />you observe that they are liable to <symptom n=\"24\">occassion costiveness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and this if you allow it to go any length will always do\r\n            <lb />you much harm.  Take care therefore <symptom n=\"24\">if Costiveness come\r\n            <lb />on</symptom> that you relieve it by some <action n=\"21\">laxative medicine</action> or by\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"8\">injections</treatment>. <ingredient n=\"34\">Flower of sulphur</ingredient> would be a proper one but\r\n            <lb />if it does not answer with you M<sup>r</sup> Dougal will find one\r\n            <lb />that may. I expect that your native Air and the exercise\r\n            <lb />I have mentioned above will answer without much change\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />of diet but if <symptom n=\"4\">your cough</symptom> should continue I must\r\n            <lb />desire <add place=\"above\">you</add> to be very sparing of animal food and to take\r\n            <lb />a great deal of Milk, grain and other vegetable food.\r\n            <lb />At the same time you must take very little of any fermented\r\n            <lb />or spiritous liquor.   Wishing you heartily better\r\n            <lb />health I am\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Madam Your most obedient servant</salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 21 June\r\n                <lb /><u>1782.</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 583, 2, '2013-10-08 15:48:20', 35),
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I have no doubt that it is\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"57\">a violent spasm</symptom> <bodypart n=\"69\">in the left great flexure of the colon</bodypart> and\r\n            <lb />that <bodypart n=\"45\">the kidney</bodypart> is no otherwise affected than by its viciÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nity which occasions <bodypart n=\"69\">the colon</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"45\">kidney</bodypart> mutually to\r\n            <lb />affect one another.  From this opinion of the disease\r\n            <lb />I must maintain that there is no other means of care\r\n            <lb />but by <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> which must be given in large quantity,\r\n            <lb />If <symptom n=\"4\">there is no vomiting</symptom> <ingredient n=\"14\">the opium</ingredient> may be given by <bodypart n=\"2\">the\r\n            <lb />mouth</bodypart> but if there is, it will be as effectually given <treatment n=\"8\">by\r\n            <lb />injection</treatment>. While <ingredient n=\"14\">the Opium</ingredient> is employed it will be asÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sisted by a warm bath or by fomentation externally\r\n            <lb />and internally. A chopin of warm <add place=\"above\">or more</add> thrown in at\r\n            <lb />once will answer the latter purpose and this without\r\n            <lb />the addition of any <action n=\"24\">purgative</action> may be repeated as often\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />as can be convenient. But upon the first coming on\r\n            <lb />of the disease it may be proper to add some <action n=\"24\">purgative</action>\r\n            <lb />and I hold <ingredient n=\"140\">common salt</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"55\">Turpentine</ingredient> to be the best\r\n            <lb />but either of them ought to be employ<add place=\"above\">ed</add><del>ment</del> to the quanÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tity of an ounce. If <ingredient n=\"55\">the turpentine</ingredient> is employed let\r\n            <lb />great pains be taken in rubbing it with <ingredient n=\"340\">the yolk of egg</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />to mix it very well with the water. When the disease\r\n            <lb />first comes on I would have one of <treatment n=\"6\">these glysters</treatment> first\r\n            <lb />employed and only when these are rendered I would give\r\n            <lb />the large dose of <ingredient n=\"14\">opiate</ingredient>. If it is to be given <treatment n=\"8\">by inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />jection</treatment> let it immediately after <action n=\"21\">the laxative</action> is renÂ¬\r\n            <lb />dered and let it be given in a small bulk as of three ounÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ces of a <ingredient n=\"75\" t=\"3\">Solution of <choice><abbr>G.</abbr><expan>Gum</expan></choice> Arabic</ingredient>. By the immediate and\r\n            <lb />alternate use of <action n=\"21\">Laxatives</action>, Fomentations &amp; <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> I expect\r\n            <lb />that the fits of <symptom n=\"60\">this Cholic</symptom> may be always relieved and sooner\r\n            <lb />too than they have hitherto been. When <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart> will\r\n            <lb />bear it <action n=\"21\">Laxatives</action> given by <bodypart n=\"2\">the mouth</bodypart> may be very proper\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />the one I would prefer is <ingredient n=\"28\">the <choice><abbr>Ol.</abbr><expan>Oleum</expan></choice> Ricini</ingredient> with a fourth part\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"78\">Tinct. senn. comp.</ingredient> Mix at once <ingredient n=\"28\"><choice><abbr>Ol.</abbr><expan>Oleum</expan></choice> Ricini</ingredient> â„¥iij\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"78\">Tinct. senn. comp.</ingredient> â„¥j and let them be always well shaken\r\n            <lb />together <add place=\"above\">before giving</add> which renders the oil less disagreeable and also makes\r\n            <lb />it sit better. A spoonfull to be given at once and if necesÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sary repeated at an interval of <del>th</del> two or three hours <del>rep</del> twice\r\n            <lb />or thrice.    Tho I have no doubt of curing the <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom>\r\n            <lb />I have great difficulty in preventing them. It is only to\r\n            <lb />be done by a regimen which can only be directed by his\r\n            <lb />own observation of <add place=\"above\">the</add> Juvantia &amp; lÃ¦dentia. Any view to <condition n=\"91\">NeÂ¬\r\n                <lb />phritic affection</condition> and therefore <ingredient n=\"32\">lime water</ingredient> can be of no service\r\n            <lb />tho I believe every corrector of Acidity may be of some.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I regret that I did not get a conversation with you on\r\n            <lb />this subject but when you have perused the above if you\r\n            <lb />have any remarks questions or doubts to give I beg to have\r\n            <lb />them being\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Ninian Your faithfull and most obedient\r\n                <lb />servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 22 June\r\n                <lb /><u>1782</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 584, 2, '2013-10-08 15:40:25', 61),
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Please\r\n            <lb />to intimate what further will be necessary\r\n            <lb />&amp; it shall be conveyed by the same Means.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />with the greatest Respects\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Y<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Your</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>obd<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Hble</abbr><expan>Humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<supplied><sup>t.</sup></supplied></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>S. 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It may be divided into doses of <choice><abbr>â„¥j</abbr><expan>one ounce</expan></choice> each\r\n            <lb />one every hour with a few grains of <ingredient n=\"85\">ginger</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"17\">nutmeg</ingredient> to make\r\n            <lb />it sit better. On the days between the Doses let her take the\r\n            <lb />following Infusions\r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice>\r\n                    <orig>\r\n                        <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"169\">rad. gent.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"21\">cort. aurant.</ingredient> @ Ê’j\r\n                        <lb />contusis affunde Aq. ferv. lbj Digere hor. jv &amp; adde\r\n                        <lb /><ingredient n=\"125\">Sal. tart.</ingredient> â„¥fs &amp; postsubsid. p. ch. cola &amp; adde <ingredient n=\"59\">Aq. junip.\r\n                        <lb />comp.</ingredient> â„¥ij -- A table spoonful 4 times a day: and if\r\n                        <lb />she bear this easily each dose may be afterwards increased\r\n                        <lb />to two spoonfuls or more but if the dose is increased\r\n                        <lb />it m. b. farther diluted with <ingredient n=\"59\">juniper tea</ingredient> to correct its\r\n                        <lb />acrimony in the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"9\">fauces</bodypart>. When the <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of tart.</ingredient>\r\n                        <lb />is given in divided doses it does not <action n=\"24\">purge</action> so much &amp; has\r\n                        <lb />a better chance for going to the <bodypart n=\"45\">kidnies</bodypart>. If it operate at\r\n                        <lb />any time smartly by stool you may give <ingredient n=\"58\">Tinct. Theb.</ingredient> at bedtime.\r\n                    </orig>\r\n                    <reg>                   \r\n                        Take one drachm each of <ingredient n=\"169\">root of gentian</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"21\">orange peel</ingredient>\r\n                        pour one pound of Spring Water. Let it rest for four hours and add\r\n                        half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble tartar</ingredient> after resting strain through a paper and add two drachms of preparation of <ingredient n=\"59\">Juniper water</ingredient>.\r\n                        A table spoonful 4 times a day: and if she bear this easily each dose may be afterwards increased\r\n                        to two spoonfuls or more but if the dose is increased it may be farther diluted with <ingredient n=\"59\">juniper tea</ingredient> to correct its\r\n                        acrimony in the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"9\">fauces</bodypart>. When the <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of tartar</ingredient>\r\n                        is given in divided doses it does not <action n=\"24\">purge</action> so much &amp; has\r\n                        a better chance for going to the <bodypart n=\"45\">kidnies</bodypart>. If it operate at\r\n                        any time smartly by stool you may give <ingredient n=\"58\">Thebaic Tincture</ingredient> at bedtime.\r\n                    </reg>\r\n                </choice>\r\n            </recipe>\r\n            <lb />---------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When the season is a little advanced M<sup>r</sup> Smith may\r\n            <lb />try <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"5\">Buxton</ingredient> but I cannot advise Seabathing. I hope a\r\n            <lb />warm Season may advance his recovery even from his\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"31\">Paralytic complaints</condition>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 1. <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 1781 -</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 5999, 13, '2014-11-14 14:31:42', 183),
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He received\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />the greatest Benefit &amp; Satisfaction from your\r\n            <lb />Correspondence in Regard to his <condition n=\"31\">paralytic Complaints</condition>.\r\n            <lb />He has <symptom n=\"46\">discharged large Quantities of <symptom n=\"86\">Pus</symptom></symptom> with his\r\n            <lb />Urine for these last two years &amp; frequently has had\r\n            <lb />a total Suppression of that Evacuation for several Days\r\n            <lb />once for a Week &amp; recovered beyond Expectations.\r\n            <lb />This Disease at last carried him off on the eleventh\r\n            <lb />Day. There was no Secretion &amp; he was perfectly\r\n            <lb />free from Pain so that I doubt not but the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"45\">Kidneys were <condition n=\"31\">paralytic</condition></bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I must beg that you will be pleased to acknowledge\r\n            <lb />the Receipt of the Money &amp; if it is enough. The\r\n            <lb />Executor will require it from me otherwise I\r\n            <lb />wou\'d not have wished to give you that Trouble.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am\r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />with the greatest Respect\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Y<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Your</expan></choice> most <choice><abbr>obd<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Stephen Cleasby</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Barn<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>Barnard</expan></choice> Castle\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan:</abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 5<sup>th.</sup> 1782\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Cleasby\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Smith of\r\n            <lb />Barnard Castle\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1782\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2123, 2, '2013-11-20 12:06:36', 70),
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I repeat <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> every 3 or 4\r\n            <lb/>days till <treatment n=\"9\">a spontaneous <choice><abbr>vomit<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>vomiting</expan></choice></treatment> at <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> end of <symptom n=\"4\"><choice><abbr>cough<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>coughing</expan></choice></symptom> comes out &amp;\r\n            <lb/>then I think <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <condition n=\"75\">disease</condition> is in a safe way &amp; I avoid <choice><abbr>troubl<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>troubling</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>children farther <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"9\">vomits</treatment>.  The <treatment n=\"9\">vomits</treatment> will generally keep <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/><bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> <choice><abbr>reg<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice> but if not, <action n=\"21\">employ a gentle laxative</action>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\"/>  \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>When <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"42\">heart</bodypart> is <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> opressed, <treatment n=\"4\"><choice><abbr>blister<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>blistering</expan></choice></treatment> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> necessary .\r\n            <lb/>but <treatment n=\"4\"><choice><abbr>blister<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>blistering</expan></choice></treatment> does not serve to interrupt <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> course of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> 	<condition n=\"75\">disease</condition>,\r\n            <lb/>therefore do not <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>out necessity employ it. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>No internal <choice><abbr>med<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> of <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice> service. No benefit from \r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"25\">Squills</ingredient> to compensate <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> sickness they occasiond and they\r\n            <lb/>sometimes hurt by <choice><abbr>tak<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>taking</expan></choice> away the appetite. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/><action n=\"19\">The <ingredient n=\"98\">sweet, mucilaginous &amp; oily</ingredient> Pectorals</action> of no service, and\r\n            <lb/><symptom n=\"24\">clog the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart></symptom> --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>When the <symptom n=\"4\"><condition n=\"75\">cough</condition> is <choice><abbr>freq<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>frequent</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>dur<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>during</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>n<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>night</expan></choice></symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"17\">prevents sleep</symptom>, if\r\n            <lb/>at the same time there is <symptom n=\"34\">little fever</symptom>, great benefit to be\r\n            <lb/>got from an <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient> at bedtime, especially after a \r\n            <lb/><ingredient n=\"14\">vomit in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Evening</ingredient>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>This <condition n=\"75\">disease</condition> takes its course in spite of all attempts\r\n            <lb/>to shorten it, therefore except in unusual or violent\r\n            <lb/>symptoms, should do little &amp; in grown up children, is\r\n            <lb/>is <condition n=\"75\">generally a safe disease</condition> &amp; <choice><abbr>m. b.</abbr><expan>must be</expan></choice> allowed to take its course.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>One remedy I have after employed <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> advantage, that\r\n            <lb/>is <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>.  When <symptom n=\"34\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> 	<condition n=\"75\">disease</condition> is attended long <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> fever</symptom> &amp;\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> periodical, come on at <choice><abbr>n<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>night</expan></choice>, &amp; <choice><abbr>remitt<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>remitting</expan></choice> in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice>, I give <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> I can get <choice><abbr>y<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>them</expan></choice> to take, <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> &amp; forenoon.  When\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> 	<condition n=\"75\">disease</condition> lingers long, <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>out fever but seems to <symptom n=\"26\">waste\r\n                <lb/><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> childs <bodypart n=\"119\">flesh</bodypart> &amp; strength</symptom>, <ingredient n=\"1\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Bark in due quantity</ingredient> will put\r\n            <lb/>an end to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <condition n=\"75\">disease</condition>.  ----------------------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 23. <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1776</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3924, 2, '2013-10-28 13:17:58', 139),
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See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2014-11-07\">7 November 2014</date> Last updated by Jenny Bann</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2013-08-30\">30 August 2013</date> XML file created by Mary Rambaran-Olm</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n<body>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"1\"/> \r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Likly</head>\r\n  \r\n       \r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Has been <del>always</del> affected <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <condition n=\"20\">venereal ailments</condition>, <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> have not\r\n            <lb/>been so well healed as to remove suspicion of 	<condition n=\"20\">latent Taint</condition>, &amp;\r\n            <lb/>has actually symptoms <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> give suspicion of his <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> being\r\n            <lb/>affected.  Altho <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> symptoms be not very clear yet for <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> ease of\r\n            <lb/>his mind let him \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>Whenever he is settled at home enter on a <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial course</ingredient>,\r\n            <lb/>as far as to taint his breath or affect his <bodypart n=\"2\">mou<subst><del>g</del><add place=\"above\">t</add></subst>h</bodypart> in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> slightest\r\n            <lb/>manner. Unless he go that far, cannot be certain of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/><choice><abbr>operat<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>operating</expan></choice> at all, but should go no farther <choice><abbr>y<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>than</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> slightest degree\r\n            <lb/>&amp; continue in <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> for 2 or 3 weeks.  The preparation to be \r\n            <lb/>employed is <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> 	<ingredient n=\"2\">common Mercurial pill</ingredient> <choice><abbr>beginn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>beginning</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> one and at\r\n            <lb/>most 2 grains of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>, i.e. one or 2 <ingredient n=\"2\">pills</ingredient> a day, repeating\r\n            <lb/>or ceasing as <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> state of his <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> shall direct.  In some persons,\r\n            <lb/>the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurial pill</ingredient> is <del>to</del> ready to go by stool <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"40\"><choice><abbr>grip<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>griping</expan></choice></symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> preÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>vents its <choice><abbr>gett<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>getting</expan></choice> into <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>, &amp; therefore its <action n=\"66\"><treatment n=\"30\"><choice><abbr>purg<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>purging</expan></choice></treatment> must be\r\n                <lb/>prevented by an <ingredient n=\"14\">opiate</ingredient></action> taken along <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"2\">Evening pill</ingredient> or \r\n            <lb/>if it is not easily done <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"2\">pills</ingredient> should be laid aside altogether\r\n            <lb/>&amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> business carried on by <treatment n=\"71\">unction <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> common ointment</treatment>, <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb/>conduct of <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I dare you <del>are</del> know well.  During <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> whole\r\n            <lb/>course &amp; for a week after, should drink every day a bottle of\r\n            <lb/>the <ingredient n=\"15\" t=\"15\">Sarsa Decotion</ingredient>. While under it, keep close to his chamÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>ber avoid carefully <choice><abbr>ag<sup>st</sup></abbr><expan>against</expan></choice> cold but keep very warm. Diet\r\n            <lb/>of milk &amp; <ingredient n=\"396\">farinacea</ingredient> <choice><abbr>avoid<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>avoiding</expan></choice> roots &amp; greens &amp; fruit, and all aniÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>mal food, except broth at dinner.  Drink no fermented or spiÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>rituous liquor, but take any mild watery drinks, taking\r\n            <lb/>nothing quite cold.  There is no clear appearance, nor even susÂ¬\r\n            <lb/>picion of <condition n=\"20\">venereal affection</condition>, but in his <bodypart n=\"5\">right nostril</bodypart>, &amp; even\r\n            <lb/>there I doubt of it, but, look after it, &amp; at <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> end of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> course, if it be\r\n            <lb/>not entirely cured, <treatment n=\"43\">touch it <choice><abbr>w</abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a little <ingredient n=\"2\"><choice><abbr>Mercur.</abbr><expan>Mercurial</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>ointm<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>ointment</expan></choice></ingredient></treatment>.  All <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> is necessary is to\r\n            <lb/>keep his <bodypart n=\"16\">fingers</bodypart> from it, if he can\'t do this, tie it up.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed.<sup>h</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 25. <choice><abbr>Sept.<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1776</dateline> <signed>---------W.C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 3925, 2, '2014-11-07 13:09:51', 81),
(2692, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c2841\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:2841] From: Lady Helen Nicolson (Mill) / To: Mr James McNab / Regarding: Mr Henry Ivie-Nicolson (Ivie) (Nicolson of Glenbervie) (Patient) / June 1786 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Lauren McClelland</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Marianne Gilchrist</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2015-04-06\">6 April 2015</date> Last updated by Marianne Gilchrist</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2013-08-30\">30 August 2013</date> XML file created by Lauren McClelland</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n        <head>/Copy/</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I would have wrote you when D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen\'s Letter arrived, but was in\r\n            <lb />hopes that the things he had ordered, would have been of Service to him, which\r\n            <lb />I am sorry to say is not the Case, for he is not one bit better, <bodypart n=\"73\">His Side</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"6\">Eye</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />is as bad as possible: God knows what his Complaints will turn to- At\r\n            <lb />present he is in such a State, that nothing gives him the least comfort or\r\n            <lb />Satisfaction- Tell M<sup>r</sup> Greig from me, I wish him to call on D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />&amp; tell him from me, I am extremely unhappy at the Situation of M<sup>r</sup> Ivie\r\n            <lb />Nicolson\'s Health &amp; to know if he thinks going from Home a little Jaunt\r\n            <lb />or <ingredient n=\"12\">drinking Waters</ingredient> or bathing in the Sea, would be of Service to him- let\r\n            <lb />him tell him also that <symptom n=\"6\">his Spirits are so low</symptom> that nothing can amuse\r\n            <lb />or divert him- He thinks he <symptom n=\"11\">will soon be quite blind</symptom>- Let M<sup>r</sup> Greig\r\n            <lb />write me himself what the Doctor says- M<sup>r</sup> Nicolson does not like to see\r\n            <lb />Company or go from home, but if the D<sup>r.</sup> order him, I <add place=\"above\">know</add> <del>think</del> he will do it or\r\n            <lb />anything else he desires- The Doctors at Waterford say he will be well by the\r\n            <lb />End of Summer.\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Copy</expan></choice> of\r\n            <lb />Letter-\r\n            <lb />concerning Henry Ivie\r\n            <lb />Nicolson Esquire\r\n            <lb />June 1786-\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2841, 9, '2015-04-06 16:07:39', 27);
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Agnew (of Lochnaw) (Patient) / 6 August 1780 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Marianne Gilchrist</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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Eats her breakfast between nine and ten\r\n        <lb />Drinks Cocoa tea two moderate dishes one half of\r\n        <lb />it milk with toasted bread and Curran Glelly â€“â€“\r\n        <lb />About eleven rides out in the Chaise for two or\r\n        <lb />three hours returns with a Good appetite, has been\r\n        <lb />Indulged with the leg of a Chicken for these two days\r\n        <lb />past some turnips potatoes pease &amp;c Greens of all\r\n        <lb />kinds, she Drinks nothing but toast and water or\r\n        <lb />or new made whay â€“â€“ her tea in the evening the\r\n        <lb />same quantity of Cocoa with bread and Gelly â€“â€“\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <lb />her supper bread and milk rice &amp;c <symptom n=\"17\">last night\r\n        <lb />did not sleep so well</symptom> oing to no Complaint but\r\n        <lb />the heat of the weather â€“â€“â€“â€“ The medicines\r\n        <lb />brought with her takes them regularly they will\r\n        <lb />last for a week or longer I flatter my self if she\r\n        <lb />continues no more will be wanted â€“ Sir Stair is\r\n    <lb />most attentive her <choice><abbr>broy<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>brother</expan></choice> rides on horseback with\r\n        <lb />them every day â€“â€“ So far as I can learn from her\r\n    <lb />maid she is regular in <bodypart n=\"64\">her belly</bodypart> &amp;c <treatment n=\"11\">not a ComÂ¬\r\n    <lb />plaint but the Issue in <bodypart n=\"73\">her Side</bodypart></treatment>. Sir Stair offers\r\n    <lb />most Respectfull <choice><abbr>Compl<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice> as I do and I am</p>\r\n     <closer><salute>Sir\r\n         <lb />your most <choice><abbr>ob<sup>dt</sup> H<sup>ble</sup></abbr><expan>obedient Humble</expan></choice>\r\n         <lb /><choice><abbr>serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n     <signed>George Hamilton</signed></closer>\r\n       <postscript><p><lb />P:S what I see and told by Sir Stair the\r\n        <lb />maid that came with Miss Agnew dos not\r\n        <lb />pay the attention requisite.â€“â€“â€“â€“</p></postscript>\r\n     <closer><dateline>Lochnaw Castle\r\n     <lb />Agust 6<sup>th</sup> <u>1780</u></dateline></closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <p><lb />William Cullen Esq<sup>r</sup>\r\n        <lb />Professor of Medicine\r\n        <lb />Edinburgh</p>\r\n    <handShift />\r\n    <annot><lb />Miss Agnew\r\n    <lb />August. 1780.\r\n    <lb />XI. p. 52.</annot>\r\n</div></body>', 1894, 9, '2013-08-30 10:25:56', 60),
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Campbell</head>\r\n        <opener>\r\n            <salute>Dear Sir</salute>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />We have Sent you a Young Gentleman as\r\n            <lb />a Patient to you and we earnestly recommend him\r\n            <lb />to your care and attention he comes along with his\r\n            <lb />Mother M<sup>rs.</sup> Campbell &amp; as she is quite a Stranger\r\n            <lb />at Moffat we expect that she as she very much\r\n            <lb />deserves will also have your attention &amp; assistance.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />We have put into her hands some directing\r\n            <lb />for the use of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"7\">the Moffat water</ingredient> but we suppose\r\n            <lb />that your experience &amp; acquaintance with these\r\n            <lb />waters will manage every thing more exactly as\r\n            <lb />circumstances shall seem to require &amp; always supÂ¬\r\n            <lb />posing that every new circumstance or occurrence\r\n            <lb />that may require any Change of management\r\n            <lb />will engage you to favour us with your Correspondence\r\n            <lb />There is only one question that has not been touched\r\n            <lb />in our Directions &amp; that is whether at Moffat\r\n            <lb />he should drink any Goat whey. The Young\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Gentleman has been for some time troubled with <symptom n=\"4\">a slight\r\n            <lb />Cough</symptom> and has been of late increased by an Attack of\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"103\">an Influenza</condition> the effects of this however seems to be\r\n            <lb />very well over &amp; we did not think that any remains\r\n            <lb />of it were considerable enough to prevent his using\r\n            <lb />the Moffat water and we think that at least for some\r\n            <lb />little time he should take the water alone that we\r\n            <lb />might Judge fairly how it agreed with him. His chief\r\n            <lb />Ailment has been <symptom n=\"42\">a large suppuration</symptom> <bodypart n=\"18\">in his thigh\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"29\">a little below the Hip joint</bodypart></bodypart> but very entirely detached\r\n            <lb />from this. <symptom n=\"136\">A large Cavity</symptom> which was at first formed\r\n            <lb />by <symptom n=\"42\">the suppuration</symptom> is now very entirely filled up\r\n            <lb />but there is still an opening which <symptom n=\"46\">continues to\r\n            <lb />discharge a good deal of serous matter</symptom>. It is to have\r\n            <lb />this healed up that we Send him to Moffat and if\r\n            <lb />the Moffat water does not do this the goat whey\r\n            <lb />will not &amp; the latter can only be employed with some\r\n            <lb />view to the State of <bodypart n=\"26\">his Breast</bodypart> if it should so\r\n            <lb />happen that <symptom n=\"4\">his Cough</symptom> increases he may let alone the water\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />and take the whey for some mornings but if no increase\r\n            <lb />of <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> happens let him for a week or two take the water\r\n            <lb />alone. After that whether he <symptom n=\"4\">has Cough</symptom> or not he may\r\n            <lb />after drinking <add place=\"above\">the</add> water take for breakfast Goat whey\r\n            <lb />instead of Cows milk and the same bread with the\r\n            <lb />whey as with the milk. We are\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most obedient Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 27<sup>th.</sup> June\r\n                <lb />1782\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 590, 3, '2013-10-10 16:04:25', 23),
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D<sup>r.</sup> Hamilton tells me he\r\n        <lb />wrote you on this subject on Sunday last &amp; to him\r\n        <lb />I refer you for particulars. I have strictly adhered to\r\n        <lb />the regimen prescribed by you &amp; shall continue to do\r\n        <lb />so while she resides here. I am fully satisfied that\r\n        <lb />her present very promising condition may in a\r\n        <lb />great measure be ascribed to the salutary effects\r\n        <lb />of the Country air, &amp; upon that account I cannot\r\n        <lb />by any means think of her returning to <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> this\r\n        <lb />winter my Daughter is entirely in the same\r\n        <lb />sentiments with me on this subject. I had this\r\n        <lb />morning a conversation with her in presence of M<sup>r.</sup>\r\n        <lb />Rose the minister of the Parish &amp; left it entirely to herÂ¬\r\n        <lb />self where she chose to reside this Winter. Her first desire\r\n        <lb />was that she might remain with me but as I\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />thought this improper both on account of her youth\r\n        <lb />&amp; because I had no matron to place over her, she fixed\r\n        <lb />upon her Aunt M<sup>rs.</sup> Gillean of Wallhouse, she is to\r\n        <lb />remain with me till sometime next month when I\r\n        <lb />expect M<sup>r</sup> Fraser in the Country &amp; then I shall\r\n        <lb />accompany him to Air &amp; give her in charge to M<sup>r.</sup>\r\n        <lb />Fraser who will see her safely to Wallhouse\r\n        <lb />without touching at <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> at all, &amp; I have this\r\n        <lb />day intimated my resolution to M<sup>rs.</sup> Hamilton â€“â€“\r\n        <lb />I hope my plan will meet with your approbation\r\n        <lb />&amp; must beg to hear from you in course I am</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>with respect\r\n        <lb />Sir\r\n        <lb />Your <choice><abbr>mo: Ob<sup>t.</sup> hum<sup>l</sup> Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>most Obedient humble Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n       <signed><u>Stair Agnew</u></signed>\r\n        <dateline>Lochnaw Castle\r\n        <lb />18<sup>th.</sup> August 1780</dateline></closer>\r\n</div>\r\n    <div><pb n=\"3\" />\r\n    <p><lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n        <lb />Edinburgh</p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n<annot><lb />Sir Stair Agnew\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>Q</abbr><expan>Query</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />Miss Agnew/\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>Aug<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 1780 â€“â€“\r\n        <lb />Answered.</annot>\r\n    </div></body>', 1897, 2, '2013-09-30 16:07:42', 55),
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When he comes to take more than\r\n            <lb />a Gill he must take it divided Enough to be\r\n            <lb />larger or Smaller or agreeable to him and\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />always walking about for a quarter of an\r\n            <lb />hour between the Drafts.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If the Smell of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"7\">the water</ingredient> is at first\r\n            <lb />disagreeable he may hold his nose close when\r\n            <lb />he is Drinking it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I need hardly Say that he must go to\r\n            <lb />and Come from the Well in the Carriage every\r\n            <lb />day &amp; when the weather is wet he may Sit\r\n            <lb />in the Carriage all the time he is Drinking\r\n            <lb />the water. It never answers well to drink\r\n            <lb />the water at home.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When he has finished Drinking the\r\n            <lb />water &amp; returned home he may immediately\r\n            <lb />or soon after take his ordinary Breakfast\r\n            <lb />which should be as at present commonly\r\n            <lb />of Bread &amp; Milk.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For the rest of his Diet it may be much\r\n            <lb />the Same as of late; at Dinner a bit of light\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />meat and a glass of Wine after it but both in great\r\n            <lb />moderation filling up always a good part of his\r\n            <lb />Meal with Broth, Pudding &amp; Vegetables as the\r\n            <lb />latter can be got this ordinary drink must be\r\n            <lb />water without any kind of malt liquors\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He will be the better of some Exercise in\r\n            <lb />the Carriage every day when the weather is cool\r\n            <lb />in the forenoon &amp; when it is warm in the\r\n            <lb />Evening. Let him always avoid being much\r\n            <lb />heated by any bodily Exercise. Let his exercise\r\n            <lb />in the Carriage be adjusted to what <bodypart n=\"18\">his thigh</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />easily bears. We need hardly add that every\r\n            <lb />Precaution is to be taken against Cold.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It is not necessary to say more than that\r\n            <lb />he is to be under the care of M<sup>r.</sup> Macdonald who\r\n            <lb />is desired to Write to us upon every new occurrence\r\n            <lb />or doubt that presents itself\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 27<sup>th.</sup> June\r\n                <lb />1782\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 591, 2, '2013-10-08 15:32:29', 45),
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and which she says she feels coming from\r\n            <lb />the right side of her <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart> - she has had no return\r\n            <lb />of the <symptom n=\"31\">looseness</symptom> and any threatnings of this kind\r\n            <lb />have been always checked by the <action n=\"31\">Strengthening\r\n            <lb />mixture</action> - at any time I have felt it her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse\r\n            <lb />has never been above 90 in the minute</symptom>; and her\r\n            <lb />Appetite is far from bad for besides her dinner\r\n            <lb />as usual she now takes <del>porr</del> Water porridge &amp;\r\n            <lb />milk to Supper and breakfast and she takes\r\n            <lb />them with pleasure - the <symptom n=\"131\">sores</symptom> do not run much\r\n            <lb />and are not so painful as formerly and have a\r\n            <lb />good appearance - but tho\' all the above\r\n            <lb />may appear favourable I am afraid there is\r\n            <lb />no great room for hope for <symptom n=\"23\">she does not appear\r\n            <lb />to gain Strength</symptom> but on the contrary seems\r\n            <lb />to lose it - and within these 3 or 4 days <symptom n=\"28\">Sweats</symptom>\r\n            <lb />have broke out upon her <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart> toÂ¬\r\n            <lb />wards morning; and in the fore part of the \r\n            <lb />night she is <symptom n=\"21\">hot</symptom> and <symptom n=\"17\">restless</symptom> - but I cannot inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />form you of the State of her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> at this time\r\n            <lb />because as she is out of Town I do not then see\r\n            <lb />her - Within these few days too she has made <symptom n=\"27\">very\r\n            <lb />little Water and has had some little uneasinessin\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />attempting it</symptom>- - This day M<sup>rs.</sup> Nielson and the\r\n            <lb />People about her were greatly alarmed - she was\r\n            <lb />believed to be dying - upon Visiting her I found\r\n            <lb />her <symptom n=\"20\"><bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> Cold</symptom> all her body <del>Cold</del> rather \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"20\">Cold</symptom> and Observed that she had been drenched in\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">Sweat</symptom> for her very stockings were damp and wet - \r\n            <lb />but her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse was perfectly regular and not very\r\n            <lb />weak and beat 71 in the minute</symptom> - upon enquireÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing into the Cause of the alarm I was informed \r\n            <lb />that the preceeding night her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> were observed\r\n            <lb />to be blue and <symptom n=\"20\">Cold</symptom> - that in the morning she had\r\n            <lb />awakened at the usual time and taken her\r\n            <lb />breakfast very heartily - but in about an hour\r\n            <lb />after she Complained of being <symptom n=\"45\">faintish</symptom> and\r\n            <lb />upon going to bed <add place=\"above\">and falling asleep</add> a Copious and Universal\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">Sweat</symptom> broke out - in this State she Continued\r\n            <lb />for upwards of two hours breathing soft and slowly\r\n            <lb />and was so <symptom n=\"55\">drowsy</symptom> it was with some difficulty\r\n            <lb />she was at last awakened - it was at this time\r\n            <lb />I saw her - She found herself hungry and eat with\r\n            <lb />appetite two legs of a brandered<note>Boiled or grilled.</note> Chicken and a \r\n            <lb />slice of bread; she likewise took a little wine &amp;\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"above\">presently</add> During the time I saw her she talked as usual\r\n            <lb />and was even remarkably Chearful <del>and</del> after\r\n            <lb />her dinner her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse rose to 84 in the minute</symptom>\r\n            <lb />- I Observed no particular Colour in her <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> and\r\n            <lb />they are not <symptom n=\"63\">Swelled</symptom> -- these marks of <symptom n=\"23\">weakÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ness</symptom> indicate, as I think, the use of Wine &amp; <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />but I have a doubt whether the <ingredient n=\"1\">bark</ingredient> may not\r\n            <lb />bring the <symptom n=\"31\">looseness</symptom>; and before I give it I wish\r\n            <lb />to have your opinion ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Upon Saturday was eight days M<sup>r.</sup> Nielson\r\n            <lb />took another dose (â„ˆj) of <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers powder</ingredient>; and by\r\n            <lb />being more Cautious than before in having his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />well warmed before he took it, it remained upon\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> and produced a Constant and free\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">Sweat</symptom> which has been of considerable Service; for the\r\n            <lb />pains are <del>re</del> now removed to his <bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart> and are\r\n            <lb />much easier and he gets more comfortable sleep\r\n            <lb />than formerly; but he is still pinned down to one\r\n            <lb />position in his bed and even when he ventures to\r\n            <lb />lye upon his <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> it immediately brings on the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"10\">Palpitation</symptom> and <symptom n=\"45\">faintness</symptom> -- in the night immeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />diately following the day he had taken the <ingredient n=\"64\">powder</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />he was attacked with a violent pain in the <bodypart n=\"64\">lower\r\n            <lb />part of his belly</bodypart> which went off next day upon\r\n            <lb />taking a few Salts and getting passage of his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />- the severity of the Pains were at <add place=\"above\">the</add> first removed; but\r\n            <lb />for two or 3 days he felt himself <symptom n=\"61\">Sickish</symptom> and had <symptom n=\"8\">little\r\n            <lb />appetite</symptom>; but the <symptom n=\"61\">Sickness</symptom> then went off and his\r\n            <lb />appetite has been for this some time remarkably\r\n            <lb />good and his Colour and look much better than\r\n            <lb />before -- he wants your opinion when the <ingredient n=\"64\">powder</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />ought to be repeated and whether he <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> dare\r\n            <lb />use the Cold bath whilst the <symptom n=\"10\">Palpitation</symptom> or any\r\n            <lb />remains of the pains continue --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Claud Nielson, M<sup>r.</sup> Nielson\'s son, takes\r\n            <lb />the opportunity to beg the favour of your advice\r\n            <lb />and as he wished to keep his Complaint a Secret\r\n            <lb />from his Father you will be so good as let me have your answer upon a detached piece of Paper --\r\n            <lb />it is two months since he observed a <symptom n=\"89\">few drops of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> follow\r\n            <lb />after making water</symptom> - this returned next day at the same time\r\n            <lb />and so on for the two or three days succeeding - he then <treatment n=\"8\">injected</treatment>\r\n            <lb />some <ingredient n=\"79\">florence oil</ingredient> and he saw no more of it for two or 3 weeks\r\n            <lb />but a month <add place=\"above\">ago</add> he was attacked with a slight <symptom n=\"34\">feverishness</symptom> and\r\n            <lb />ever since has had a regular return of his former Complaint\r\n            <lb />exactly in the middle of the day and at no other time; he feels\r\n            <lb />no particular part of the <bodypart n=\"55\">Urethra</bodypart> pained and excepting a\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"9\">weariedness in the <bodypart n=\"18\">fore and upper parts of his thighs</bodypart></symptom> he feels\r\n            <lb />no uneasiness whatever neither in voiding it not at no other time &amp;\r\n            <lb />there is never <symptom n=\"89\">more than 4 or 5 drops of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart></symptom> in the <bodypart n=\"132\">Semen</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />- About half a year ago he had a <condition n=\"23\">Clap</condition> which continued two\r\n            <lb />months before it stopped; but was accompanied with no severe sympÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tom and any <symptom n=\"111\">Chordee</symptom> he had was very moderate - he is a tall slender\r\n            <lb />delicate lad about 20 years old -- I am Sir your most humble <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>Alex<sup>r.</sup> Taylor</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1693, 3, '2014-07-15 16:30:39', 130),
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I am Sir\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>your most humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>Alex<sup>r.</sup> Taylor</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> W<sup>m.</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Professor of Medicine\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n<handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Varicose Aneurism.\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> <u>1779</u>\r\n        </p>\r\n</annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1751, 2, '2013-10-14 11:39:59', 62);
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and he has been ever since\r\n            <lb />almost entirely free of <del>pain</del> the pains\r\n            <lb />and otherwise seemingly well -- he wishes \r\n            <lb />to have your opinion of his present state\r\n            <lb />and whether upon a return of the pains\r\n            <lb />the <treatment n=\"14\">leeching</treatment> ought to be repeated or if his\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> become hard and strong he ought to lose\r\n            <lb />any <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> - his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse just now is softer than \r\n            <lb />usual and beats 84 in the minute</symptom> - he has\r\n            <lb />been long in use to make a very large quantity\r\n            <lb />of water but since the <add place=\"above\">first</add> <symptom n=\"31\">looseness</symptom> this evacuation is\r\n            <lb />diminished - I am Sir your most humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>Alex<sup>r.</sup> Taylor</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> W<sup>m.</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Professor of Medicine\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n<handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Taylor\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>c</abbr><expan>concerning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Neilson.\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 1779.\r\n        </p>\r\n</annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1769, 2, '2013-09-02 17:20:21', 77),
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but I have\r\n            <lb />little to add to what <del>I have for <add place=\"above\">was</add></del>\r\n            <lb />formerly said ---------- at 2 oClock\r\n            <lb />on Monday morning last I was\r\n            <lb />called to see him - he had awakened\r\n            <lb />a little before much pained\r\n            <lb />and sat up to get <treatment n=\"39\">rubbed</treatment> as usuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />al but in <treatment n=\"39\">rubbing</treatment> the pains\r\n            <lb />after shifting and affecting the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"73\">left side of his breast</bodypart> went off\r\n            <lb />and were followed by a <symptom n=\"45\">faintness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />which obliged him to lye down,\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />and a <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom> under which he lay\r\n            <lb />when I saw him - Upon examining\r\n            <lb />I found him all over in a <symptom n=\"28\">Cold\r\n            <lb />sweat</symptom> - his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse beat 88 in the\r\n            <lb />minute and was strong and not \r\n            <lb />irregular</symptom> - but notwithstanding\r\n            <lb />this state of the <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse</symptom>, which I\r\n            <lb />considered as an exertion of Nature\r\n            <lb />after the <symptom n=\"45\">faint</symptom> and suspected would\r\n            <lb />not continue, I ventured to give\r\n            <lb />him a glass of wine for he was\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"20\">very Cold</symptom> - he soon after became \r\n            <lb />warm and the <symptom n=\"28\">Sweat</symptom> went off and\r\n            <lb />his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse came down to 76</symptom> becoming \r\n            <lb />more soft - he has since had no\r\n            <lb />return of the <symptom n=\"45\">faintness</symptom> but been \r\n            <lb />much as usual -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Before he was put on his preÂ¬\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />sent diet his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse was always\r\n            <lb />uncommonly hard and strong and\r\n            <lb />frequently irregular</symptom> - but after,\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">it became soft and but seldom\r\n            <lb />hard and never irregular</symptom> but when\r\n            <lb />hard, at which times alone he was \r\n            <lb />distrest with Pains; and in this way\r\n            <lb />he continued a Considerable while - \r\n            <lb />but for some time by - past his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse\r\n            <lb />has been irregular even when weak\r\n            <lb />and soft</symptom>; and his Pains at such times\r\n            <lb />very severe and more Constant\r\n            <lb />than formerly; and I believe thi<supplied>s</supplied>\r\n            <lb />change began much about the time\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"28\">Cold Sweats</symptom> first made their appearÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ance - I make this recapitulation\r\n            <lb />that you may ditermine whether\r\n            <lb />a glass of Wine or Toddie should now\r\n            <lb />be allowed or if he ought to persist \r\n            <lb />strictly in his present Regimen.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>I am Sir your most humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>Alex<sup>r.</sup> Taylor</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Professor of Medicine\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n<annot>\r\n<handShift />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Taylor\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>c</abbr><expan>concerning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Nielson\r\n            <lb />June. 1780.\r\n            <lb />V. 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having had the misfortune\r\n            <lb />to lose two Children in it, I am anxiously solicitous for the\r\n            <lb />sake of my only surviving One, to procure the best informaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion of the nature of the disease, &amp; method of its cure -- for\r\n            <lb />this information I apply to You, Sir! having been told that\r\n            <lb />instances if it are frequent on the Coasts of Scotland, &amp; judging\r\n            <lb />from the eminence of your Name that they must often have\r\n            <lb />fallen under your Observation. ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The Disorder began with a <symptom n=\"75\">Hoarseness</symptom>, &amp; a peculiarly hollow\r\n            <lb />kind of <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>, which lasted about 24 Hours; at the end of which\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"12\">respiration seem\'d difficult</symptom>, &amp; was attended with a loud, shrill\r\n            <lb />Noise -- the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> ceas\'d, &amp; 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6 Years of Age) <treatment n=\"9\">A Vomit</treatment> was prescrib\'d, with\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">Blisters on the <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart></treatment>, &amp; <treatment n=\"23\">Cataplasms to the <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart></treatment> - there\r\n            <lb />was a small quantity of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> taken from this Child, but not\r\n            <lb />till some hours after the <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of breathing</symptom> came on. ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To your skill &amp; humanity, Sir, I trust I shall be indebted for\r\n            <lb />a proper method of treating this disease, should I again be so\r\n            <lb />unhappy as to see it in my family --- Are there any Causes\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />which more particularly dispose the Body to receive its imÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pressions? -- has Soil, or Situation any influence? <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> is it\r\n            <lb />more frequent at any particular season of the Year? or are its\r\n            <lb />attacks to be prevented by any care or precaution? ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Let me beg you, Sir, to excuse these minute enquiries, &amp; to\r\n            <lb />favor me with your Opinion on the means of prevention (if\r\n            <lb />there are any) &amp; the method of Cure -- by so doing, you will\r\n            <lb />very highly oblige a Parent whose happiness is intimately\r\n            <lb />connected with the health &amp; welfare of her Child. --- ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am S<sup>r.</sup> with the greatest Respect\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Ann Merivale</signed>\r\n            <dateline>August 3<sup>rd.</sup> 1781.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Merivale\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Aug</abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 1781\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2040, 13, '2015-01-28 11:57:45', 206),
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but often returned upon lying\r\n            <lb />down and thus kept him for some nights\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"17\">restless</symptom> and gave much uneasiness - \r\n            <lb />in the 16<sup>th</sup> of last month I saw him and\r\n            <lb />finding his <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse more quick and hard</symptom> than\r\n            <lb />its usual took a tea Cupful of <treatment n=\"1\"><bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> from\r\n            <lb />him</treatment> - this procured relief and rest for 2\r\n            <lb />or 3 nights; but the <symptom n=\"12\">Breathlessness</symptom> returned\r\n            <lb />again and has become much worse.\r\n            <lb />I saw him yesterday again and learned that\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"12\">he had not in one night got more than two\r\n            <lb />hours sleep</symptom> for the 3 nights immediately preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ceeding - that any sleep he got was in the\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />beginning of the night from which he awakened\r\n            <lb />in vast distress, <symptom n=\"12\">panting and Breathless</symptom> and\r\n            <lb />this he found could only be relieved by sitting\r\n            <lb />up which did not always answer the end\r\n            <lb />but even <del>during</del> when he was perfectly\r\n            <lb />erect and during the day time often attached <add place=\"above\">him</add>\r\n            <lb />going off then in a little and at intervals\r\n            <lb />returning - he likewise informed me\r\n            <lb />that it was <symptom n=\"104\">with difficulty he could swallow</symptom>\r\n            <lb />not owing to any Pain but wind from the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> meeting the Bolus and preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />venting it\'s progress - that his <symptom n=\"7\"><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />was often distended with wind</symptom> which enÂ¬\r\n            <lb />creased the <symptom n=\"12\">Breathlessness</symptom> - that the <symptom n=\"12\">BreathÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lessness</symptom> was instantly and greatly\r\n            <lb />eased when got <symptom n=\"7\">wind <subst><del>at any time <add place=\"above\">in any moment</add></del></subst> passed</symptom>\r\n            <lb />but more especially by <symptom n=\"29\">belching</symptom> - his\r\n            <lb /><del>Water</del> Urine too he said had been in less\r\n            <lb />quantity and when it stood became\r\n            <lb />turbid - he had likewise observed his\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"133\"><bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> Stiff</symptom> and <symptom n=\"63\"><bodypart n=\"23\">ankles</bodypart> Swelled</symptom> for two days\r\n            <lb />by-past - that he had been for some days\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">Costive</symptom> and felt a considerable pain a little\r\n            <lb />within the <bodypart n=\"53\">Anus</bodypart> --- upon examination\r\n            <lb />I found his <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse beating 100 and hard and\r\n            <lb />strong</symptom> and I likewise noticed a small <symptom n=\"4\"><subst><del>hard</del><add place=\"above\">dry</add></subst>\r\n            <lb />Cough</symptom> returning now and then and the ComÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plaint in the <bodypart n=\"53\">Anus</bodypart> I found to be a slight\r\n            <lb />appearance of the <condition n=\"38\">Piles</condition> - on applying my\r\n            <lb />hand to his <bodypart n=\"42\">heart</bodypart> I felt <symptom n=\"15\">irregular Confused\r\n            <lb />motion</symptom> which one would scarce have\r\n            <lb />expected to produce so distinct and regular\r\n            <lb />a <symptom n=\"67\">throb in the <bodypart n=\"57\">Artery</bodypart></symptom> -- he went to bed \r\n            <lb />at 11 last night and slept till near two this\r\n            <lb />morning when I found him in the greatest\r\n            <lb />distress, <symptom n=\"12\">Panting</symptom> and greatly Paind in the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> - his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse was strong</symptom> and as he had\r\n            <lb />formerly been relieved by it I could not help\r\n            <lb />repeating the <treatment n=\"1\">blooding and took about half\r\n            <lb />a <add place=\"above\">tea</add>Cupful</treatment>; 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and I have therefore given\r\n            <lb />him an <ingredient n=\"106\" t=\"19\">infusion of the Wild Carrot seed</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />but not any more powerful <action n=\"12\">diuretic</action>\r\n            <lb />till I hear from you - the <symptom n=\"7\">Wind in\r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart></symptom> from it\'s pressure I believe\r\n            <lb />discomposes the action of the <bodypart n=\"42\">heart</bodypart> and \r\n            <lb />in this way greatly adds to his <del>uneasiness</del>\r\n            <lb />Complaints; I have therefore ventured\r\n            <lb />to send him the <ingredient n=\"67\">Vitriolic Aether</ingredient> a tea\r\n            <lb />spoonful to be taken twice a-day in a\r\n            <lb />little water if he finds it answers in disÂ¬\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />pelling the <symptom n=\"7\">wind</symptom> - I have forbidden the\r\n            <lb />Use of <ingredient n=\"270\">magnesia</ingredient> and in it\'s place have\r\n            <lb /><subst><del>ordered</del><add place=\"above\">prescribed</add></subst> <ingredient n=\"34\">Sulphur</ingredient> - I have likewise disÂ¬\r\n            <lb />charged <del><ingredient n=\"58\">Laudan</ingredient></del> the use of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Bishopton is a house belonging\r\n            <lb />to Lord Semple - you will probably reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />member it\'s Situation immediately beÂ¬\r\n            <lb />low Corse-hill and nearly <choice><abbr>opp<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>opposite</expan></choice> DumÂ¬\r\n            <lb />barton - it is built upon a rock conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />siderably above the level of Clyde which\r\n            <lb />there has a Considerable tide - M<sup>rs.</sup>\r\n            <lb />Nielson wishes to know whether you \r\n            <lb />think such a situation hurtful - \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Nielson blames the weather which\r\n            <lb />occasions the house some time to be\r\n            <lb />a little Smoacky; but I believe it is \r\n            <lb />the Progress of his Disease - \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />About 3 years ago M<sup>rs.</sup> Nielson from\r\n            <lb />a very slight <condition n=\"13\">Cold</condition> became <symptom n=\"13\">deaf in one of\r\n            <lb />her <bodypart n=\"7\">ears</bodypart></symptom> and within this quarter of a year\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />has from a similar Cause become <symptom n=\"13\">deaf</symptom> - \r\n            <lb />She is at present in perfect health and has \r\n            <lb />nor had no Pain in either of them - I see\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"7\">Tympanum</bodypart> of each distinctly; it is\r\n            <lb />no ways <symptom n=\"62\">inflamed</symptom> nor is there too much\r\n            <lb />wax on the Contrary rather little; but she\r\n            <lb />here a <symptom n=\"73\">Constant noise in both <bodypart n=\"7\">ears</bodypart></symptom> \r\n            <lb />like a fall of water - she begs to know\r\n            <lb />what you recommend for this - it is\r\n            <lb />a Circumstance which adds to\r\n            <lb />both their distress; for as he dare not\r\n            <lb />Speak loud she cannot hear him nor\r\n            <lb />do for him what her affection would \r\n            <lb />lead her to-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Alex<sup>r.</sup> Taylor</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Paisley 6 <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1782</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"8\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Taylor\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Neilson\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1782\r\n            <lb />V XIII p. 252\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2125, 3, '2014-06-05 16:09:00', 104);
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I am afraid his fate\r\n            <lb />is fixed, but am not sure how near.\r\n            <lb />You have his late history, as well as the\r\n            <lb />former part, from M<sup>r</sup> Taylor.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I found him in that bent posture so usual\r\n            <lb />to those who have an <condition n=\"94\">Effusion in the <bodypart n=\"26\">Thorax</bodypart></condition>:\r\n            <lb />at times having sudden &amp; distressful <symptom n=\"12\">pantÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ings</symptom> - &amp; now &amp; then <symptom n=\"3\">ritchings to Vomit</symptom>.\r\n            <lb />I observed a <symptom n=\"35\">reddish tinge in that which He\r\n            <lb />Coughed up</symptom>. His <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse not so quick as\r\n            <lb />might be expected, but the stroke hard</symptom>. M<sup>r</sup> Taylor\r\n            <lb />said it had been much more so &amp; that you\r\n            <lb />had suspected <condition n=\"33\">Aneurism</condition>. I found the stroke of\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"57\">temporal Arteries</bodypart> soft &amp; small, those of\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"14\">Wrist</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"24\">foot</bodypart> hard &amp; <unclear>corded</unclear>.\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It seemed to me that there has been\r\n            <lb />long some Obstruction in the <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart>, that\r\n            <lb />affected the <bodypart n=\"57\">Arterial System</bodypart>.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n            <lb />I thought it proper at this time to obviate\r\n            <lb />the present Symptoms, by keeping the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />easy which has generally been done\r\n            <lb />with <ingredient n=\"34\">flour of Brimstone</ingredient> - &amp; in the\r\n            <lb />occasione of <symptom n=\"3\">retching</symptom> or <symptom n=\"12\">panting</symptom> a \r\n            <lb />draught with <ingredient n=\"58\"><choice><abbr>L. 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Stevenson</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To D<sup>r</sup> W. Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh \r\n        </p>\r\n<handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Stevenson\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Neilson\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1782\r\n            <lb />answer not copied\r\n        </p>\r\n</annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2128, 2, '2013-09-03 11:16:47', 70),
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This consisted of a glass-tube containing water or alcohol with a bulb at one end which, when held by the patient, causes the liquid to jump slightly.</note>and conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tinued in this moderate state till yesterÂ¬\r\n            <lb />day morning - in the mean time she herÂ¬\r\n            <lb />self was tolerably east and her <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb />less frequent - but yesterday morning a\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"30\">reddish spot on the <bodypart n=\"5\">side of her nose</bodypart></symptom> next the \r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"8\">Cheek</bodypart> which <subst><del>was</del><add place=\"above\">had been</add></subst> <treatment n=\"1\">launced</treatment> and which had been\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />first observed on Monday night, extending\r\n            <lb />itself, the <bodypart n=\"8\">Cheek</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"6\">eye-lid</bodypart> and all that\r\n            <lb />side of the <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> became <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom>, <symptom n=\"62\">inflamed</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and painful - her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse increased</symptom> proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />portionally in quickness and she became\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"68\">thirsty</symptom> and <symptom n=\"21\">hot</symptom> and in the evening very \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"55\">drowsy</symptom> - last night proved to be more\r\n            <lb />easy than I expected; 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but this has been\r\n            <lb />Changed to-day for a <treatment n=\"23\">Pultice</treatment> made of bread\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />and a <ingredient n=\"120\" t=\"3\">solution of sugar of lead</ingredient> (<choice><abbr>Æ·Å¿s</abbr><expan>half a drachm</expan></choice> of the \r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"120\">sugar</ingredient> to <choice><abbr>â„”j</abbr><expan>one pint</expan></choice> of Water) - the <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom>\r\n            <lb />from the <symptom n=\"131\">sores</symptom> has been thinner and more\r\n            <lb />in quantity than usual - her <symptom n=\"31\">looseness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />has been on the decrease ever since she\r\n            <lb />left <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> and she has had <add place=\"above\">since sunday</add> seldom more\r\n            <lb />than one passage in the 24 hours -\r\n            <lb />her <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> still continues moderate but\r\n            <lb />she is much distressed with a tough\r\n            <lb />ropy mucus in her <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart> which occasions\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">hawking</symptom> and sometimes brings on a\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"3\">retching to Vomit</symptom> -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs.</sup> Nielson is very anxious <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb />the directions she expects from you - \r\n            <lb />she is afraid your letter may have misÂ¬\r\n            <lb />carried by some accident and she begs\r\n            <lb />you will be so good as let us have an\r\n            <lb />answer by return of Post.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am Sir\r\n                <lb />your most humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Alex<sup>r.</sup> Taylor</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n<handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Taylor <choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> Miss Neilson\r\n            <lb />June 9. 1779.\r\n        </p>\r\n</annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1686, 11, '2014-10-06 19:36:45', 73),
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He should increase the dose by five drops\r\n            <lb />every night till it have sensible effects, in <treatment n=\"9\">sickenÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart></treatment>, moving his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> or giving some\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"25\">gentle perspiration</treatment> thro the night but when these\r\n            <lb />effects appear the dose is to be encreased no farther.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Besides these we offer no other medicine - which\r\n            <lb />may favor digestion, keep the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> <choice><abbr>reg<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice>, &amp; thus reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lieve the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>. A solution ordered below - of which\r\n            <lb />he should take a table spoonful every morning, It\r\n            <lb />is to be mixed with about a gill of spring water not quite\r\n            <lb />cold &amp; this to be taken at one or two draughts about an\r\n            <lb />hour before breakfast. It should assist both the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"110\">Antimony</ingredient> in keeping the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular\r\n            <lb />to one stool every day: otherwise it may be increased\r\n            <lb />to a spoonful &amp; a half to two spoonfuls - but if it\r\n            <lb />gives a <symptom n=\"31\">loose stool</symptom> or has any tendency to <treatment n=\"30\">purge</treatment> him  \r\n            <lb />the dose must be diminished to half a spoonful or as \r\n            <lb />that is an inconvenient measure, let M<sup>r</sup> Anderson make\r\n            <lb />it weaker. Of more consequence than mediÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cines are the following. Sir Adolphus does\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />not use heavy diet but at present he should keep below\r\n            <lb />his ordinary standard. Should supply the little quanÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tity of animal food, with pudding, pancake and \r\n            <lb />vegetables. These rules especially to be observed at\r\n            <lb />supper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In drinking Sir <choice><abbr>A.</abbr><expan>Adolphus</expan></choice> has already made a great\r\n            <lb />reform in avoiding most kinds of malt liquors &amp; he\r\n            <lb />should continue so. He is generally temperate in\r\n            <lb />wine enough, but we would have him at least lean\r\n            <lb />to the side of abstemiouness at this season.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Do no more business than is absolutely necessary.\r\n            <lb />Interrupt it by exercise in the forenoon &amp; perhaps\r\n            <lb />thus here the quickest dispatch for sitting long at\r\n            <lb />one time <symptom n=\"9\">jades &amp; fatigues</symptom>. Use walking, <choice><abbr>rid<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>riding</expan></choice>, \r\n            <lb />&amp; going in a carriage, more than he has done.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"125\">Tart. solub.</ingredient> â„¥jÃŸ <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥iij <ingredient n=\"65\">---- cinnamom.\r\n                    <lb />simpl.</ingredient> â„¥iv <ingredient n=\"387\">---- cinnam. spirituos.</ingredient> â„¥j <ingredient n=\"123\">Sp. lavend. comp.</ingredient> Æ·j\r\n                    <lb />Solve et cola. S. <action n=\"33\">Aperient Solution</action>.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take an ounce and a half of <ingredient n=\"125\">soluble tartar</ingredient>, three ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">rose water, </ingredient>, four ounces of\r\n                    <ingredient n=\"65\">simple cinnamon water</ingredient>, an ounce of <ingredient n=\"387\">spirit of cinnamon</ingredient>, a drachm of <ingredient n=\"123\">composite spirit of lavender</ingredient>\r\n                    Dissolve and strain. Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient Solution</action>\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup> Jan<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh January</expan></choice> 28. 1779</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W. C. &amp; J. Hope.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4370, 3, '2014-12-20 16:58:21', 76),
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Any white meat or\r\n            <lb />light white fish at dinner: but never a full meal\r\n            <lb />of animal food: making it up with broth &amp;cc. &amp; if\r\n            <lb />she digest vegetables well she may use them freely.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Ordinary drink, the best is plain water. All strong\r\n            <lb />liquors would be hurtful.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Fresh air: and as bodily exercise might hurt her\r\n            <lb />she must have it in a carriage whenever the weather\r\n            <lb />will allow of it. Few <choice><abbr>med<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>medicines</expan></choice> are necessary, but\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I have ordered some.\r\n        </p>\r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice>\r\n                    <orig>\r\n                        <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinnam. simpl.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"68\">-- menth. piperit.</ingredient> @ â„¥iij\r\n                        <lb /><ingredient n=\"387\">-- ---- spirituos.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"18\">Syr. diacod.</ingredient> @ â„¥j\r\n                        <lb /><ingredient n=\"58\">Tinct. thebaic.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s â„³. S. <action n=\"60\">Stomachic â„³</action> a table\r\n                        <lb />spoonful at bed time.\r\n                    </orig>\r\n                    <reg>\r\n                        Take three ounces each of <ingredient n=\"65\">simple cinnamon water</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"68\">peppermint</ingredient>,\r\n                        an ounce each of <ingredient n=\"387\">cinnamon spirit</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"14\">syrup of diacodium</ingredient>,\r\n                        half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>. Mix and label <action n=\"60\">Stomachic mixture</action> a \r\n                        tablespoonful at bed time.\r\n                    </reg>\r\n                </choice>\r\n            </recipe>\r\n            <recipe>\r\n                <choice>\r\n                    <orig>\r\n                        <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"161\">Elixir proprietat. vitriol.</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n                        <lb />S. <action n=\"60\">Stomachic drops</action>, 50 on a bit of sugar when the\r\n                        <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> is uneasy\r\n                    </orig>\r\n                    <reg>\r\n                        Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"161\">Elixir proprietatis vitriolicum</ingredient>. Label\r\n                        <action n=\"60\">Stomachic drops</action>, 50 on a bit of sugar when the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> is uneasy\r\n                    </reg>\r\n                </choice>\r\n            </recipe>\r\n            <closer>\r\n                <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> April. 13<sup>th.</sup> 1779</dateline>\r\n                <signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Cheyne\'s Maid</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"34\">Flor. sulph.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"209\">Axung porcin.</ingredient> @ â„¥j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\">Ung<sup>t.</sup> mercurial.</ingredient> Æ·j <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"272\">oleo olivarum</ingredient> prius\r\n                    <lb />soluta â„¥Å¿s. <ingredient n=\"272\">Ol. olivar.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. <ingredient n=\"272\" t=\"32\">Linimentum</ingredient>.\r\n                    <lb />S. the bigness of a hazel nut to be anointed on each\r\n                    <lb />hand at bed time.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take an ounce each of <ingredient n=\"34\">sulphur</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"209\">lard</ingredient>, a drachm of <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\">mercurial ointment</ingredient>, \r\n                    half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor.</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"272\">olive oil</ingredient> previously mixed. 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As it has now\r\n            <lb />been long in his habit it may be difficult to eradicate\r\n            <lb />it entirely but we hope to do a great deal towards\r\n            <lb />preventing its returns and more certainly to relive\r\n            <lb />it when it does.   For these purposes\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n            <lb />1. Let him take every night at bedtime two table\r\n            <lb />spoonfulls of <del>solution</del> <action n=\"33\">the aperient Solution A</action>.\r\n            <lb />This should give one motion of <bodypart n=\"64\">his belly</bodypart> next day\r\n            <lb />but if it gives either more or less the dose must be\r\n            <lb />diminished or increased till it is brought to have\r\n            <lb />the proper effect only.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At first he is to take this medicine every night for\r\n            <lb />a week only but after that it will be enough to\r\n            <lb />take it every second night only for a week or two\r\n            <lb />and we hope that this shall have brought his\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> to a proper habit so that he shall need to take\r\n            <lb />solution only now and then, when he shall find <bodypart n=\"37\">his\r\n            <lb />bowels</bodypart> disposed to <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2. By thus taking care to obviate any stagnation in\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"37\">his bowels</bodypart> we hope he shall have no returns at all\r\n            <lb />of the pain in <bodypart n=\"46\">his stomach</bodypart> but if the obstinacy of an\r\n            <lb />old complaint or some accidents should bring back\r\n            <lb />some returns we have prescribed <action n=\"60\">the Stomachic TincÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ture B.</action> which we hope will readily relieve all\r\n            <lb />slighter attacks.  Upon his first feeling any thing\r\n            <lb />like a return let him immediately take fifty or\r\n            <lb />sixty drops of this tincture on a bit of tea sugar.\r\n            <lb />He may wash it down with a little brandy or gin\r\n            <lb />and water but it is not proper to put the drops in any\r\n            <lb />liquid.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3. We hope as we have said that these drops will\r\n            <lb />relieve all slighter attacks or when taken on the\r\n            <lb />first feeling of any attack it will prevent its coming\r\n            <lb />to any height but if we should be disappointed in this\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />and the pain proceeds to a degree of violence. In this\r\n            <lb />case let him immediately have <treatment n=\"6\"><action n=\"24\">a purgative glyster</action></treatment>\r\n            <lb />and as soon as this is rendered let him have such a\r\n            <lb />draught as prescribed at C. which we depend upon\r\n            <lb />for immediately relieving his pain.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4. These are the medicines which may be occasionally\r\n            <lb />necessary but to secure the Captain it will be very proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />per for him to give some attention to his regimen.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />5. As far as business will any ways permit he should\r\n            <lb />avoid sitting too long at it and should every <add place=\"above\">day</add> take some\r\n            <lb />exercise in the fresh Air.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />6. In diet he may take the most part of ordinary fare\r\n            <lb />avoiding one one hand very heavy meats and on the other\r\n            <lb />hand the cold and flatulent things from the garden.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />7. In drinking he should avoid all kind of malt liquors\r\n            <lb />except it maybe a little good porter. He should also be\r\n            <lb />very sparing of any kind of wine except it be a little of\r\n            <lb />the strongest as Madeira or red Port. The liquor that\r\n            <lb />he will find the safest is spirits and water and the\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />spirits may be Rum, Brandy, Gin or Whisky as he likes\r\n            <lb />best.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />8. Nothing will be of more consequence than his avoidÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing cold and dampness particularly in <bodypart n=\"17\"><bodypart n=\"24\">his feet &amp; legs</bodypart></bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 1<sup>st</sup> <choice><abbr>Octo<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><u>1782.</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <head>For Captain Campbell</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />A â„ž <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum guajac</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacch. alb. duriss.</ingredient> @ Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb />Terito simul in pulverem tenuem cui adde\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"75\">Mucilag. Gum. Arabic. crass</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb />Terito iterum diligenter et paulatim affunde\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Syr. Sacchar.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"78\">Tinct. Senn. comp. Pharm. Edinen</ingredient> @ â„¥j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinnam. Simpl.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\">rosar.</ingredient> @ â„¥ijÅ¿s\r\n                    <lb />â„³ Sig. <action n=\"33\">Aperient Solution</action>, the vial to be always very\r\n                    <lb />well shaken before a dose is poured out.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take two drachms each of <ingredient n=\"101\">Guaiac Gum</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"50\">White sugar</ingredient>. Grind together into a fine powder, to which add: one and half ounces of <ingredient n=\"75\">thick Muscilage of Gum Arabic</ingredient>. Blend carefully again and gradually pour in one ounce each of <ingredient n=\"50\">Sugar Syrup</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"78\">Daffy\'s Elixir</ingredient> and two and a half ounces each of <ingredient n=\"65\">pure Cinnamon Water</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose water</ingredient>. Mix. Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient Solution</action>, the vial to be always very well shaken before a dose is poured out.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />B. â„ž <ingredient n=\"161\">Elix. propriet. vitriol. Pharm. Edinens.</ingredient> â„¥jÅ¿s\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <action n=\"60\">Stomachic Tincture</action>\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take one and a half ounces of <ingredient n=\"161\">Elixir proprietatis</ingredient>. Label: <action n=\"60\">Stomachic Tincture</action></reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />C. â„ž <ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinnam. Simpl.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"68\">-- menth. pip.</ingredient> @ Ê’vj\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. Simpl.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"58\">Tinct. Thebaic.</ingredient> guttas quadriginta\r\n                    <lb />â„³ Sig. <action n=\"34\">Anodyne Draught</action>\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take six drachms each of <ingredient n=\"65\">Pure Cinnamon water</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient> and forty drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>. Mix. Label: <action n=\"34\">Anodyne Draught</action></reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>1<sup>st</sup> <choice><abbr>Octo<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1782.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 644, 2, '2013-09-02 16:07:01', 90);
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There is very little alteration upon her since\r\n            <lb />you saw her, as the <symptom n=\"12\">short breath</symptom> continues much the same\r\n            <lb />tho\' not attended with any <symptom n=\"4\">couch</symptom> nor any return of the <symptom n=\"61\">Sickness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />or Violent pain of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, but the continued <symptom n=\"12\">shortness\r\n            <lb />of Breath</symptom> &amp; attended with the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling in her <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart></symptom>\r\n            <lb />makes me &amp; her very unhappy &amp; she is always anxious\r\n            <lb />to be <treatment n=\"1\">bleeded</treatment>, but as I am resolv\'d to observe what you orderd\r\n            <lb />us to do, has diverted her from that, tho\' we are impatient\r\n            <lb />to know what you think of her <symptom n=\"12\">shortness of breath</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"63\">swelling\r\n            <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart></symptom>. I beg you will do mee that honour to -\r\n            <lb />write mee as soon as possible, as it will be great Comfort\r\n            <lb />to poor M<sup>rs</sup> Chiene in her situation for I am afraid the long\r\n            <lb />continuance of her disorder makes it dangerous - M<sup>rs</sup> Chiene\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Joins with me in our <choice><abbr>Compl<sup>ts</sup></abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice> to you I am with\r\n            <lb />due regard\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />your very humble <choice><abbr>Ser<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Chiene</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor\r\n            <lb />William Cullen\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n<handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Cheyne of Crail\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>c</abbr><expan>concerning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />his Wife\r\n            <lb />April 19 1779\r\n            <lb />Vol. 9<sup>th-</sup> p. 161\r\n        </p>\r\n</annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1658, 2, '2013-09-12 15:03:30', 65),
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Being now therefore informed of the particular\r\n            <lb />state and constitution of M<sup>r</sup>  <space w=\"1\"/> children I shall here offer\r\n            <lb />my advice for the conduct of their health. This advice is to\r\n            <lb />be directed to two purposes, the one is to strengthen their <symptom n=\"23\">weakly\r\n            <lb />constitution</symptom> and the other is to mend some faults which seem\r\n            <lb />to be in their <symptom n=\"48\">blood</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For strengthening their constitution I would trust esÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pecially to the application of cold and particularly to cold\r\n            <lb />bathing. If they are already accustomed to this I have only\r\n            <lb />to advise the diligent continuance of it <add place=\"above\">in winter as well as summer</add> but if they have not\r\n            <lb />yet begun, this practice I shall here direct the safe manageÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ment of it. Let four parts of cold water be mixed with one\r\n            <lb />part of boiling water and with this let the child be washed\r\n            <lb />all over. This tempered water will hardly feel cold to the\r\n            <lb />children and indeed they are commonly rather pleased with\r\n            <lb />it, but if it should happen from the coldness of the water\r\n            <lb />from the cistern or from the children\'s being totally\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />unaccustomed to any thing of this kind, that they shrink\r\n            <lb />and shew aversion to washing with the above, let the temÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pered water be of one part of boiling water to three of the cold.\r\n            <lb />This they certainly will bear or without any harshness may\r\n            <lb />be forced to bear. Let the continue to be washed with it\r\n            <lb />for three four or five days or till they are perfectly reconÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ciled to it but then withdraw or keep out one eight part\r\n            <lb />of the boiling water and do this every second or third day\r\n            <lb />after till the whole is withdrawn and the cold water alone\r\n            <lb />is employed which they will then bear as well as they did\r\n            <lb />the tempered water at first: provided always that the method\r\n            <lb />advised is exactly followed and exact measures always emÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ployed. The condition of the water being thus settled\r\n            <lb />let the children as soon as they come out of bed in the\r\n            <lb />morning be washed all over, beginning with <bodypart n=\"8\">their face</bodypart>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> and going down to <bodypart n=\"24\">their feet</bodypart> very quickly\r\n            <lb />at first but more leisurely afterwards. As soon as the\r\n            <lb />washing is finished let them <add place=\"above\">be</add> dried again as quickly as\r\n            <lb />possible with a towel not very fine and let them immeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />diately also have their ordinary cloathes put on. All\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />this may be done in winter in a chamber where there\r\n            <lb />is a fire but the whole business should be done as far\r\n            <lb />from the fire as conveniency and season will allow.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This washing will in a great measure answer\r\n            <lb />the purpose of cold bathing but after some time when\r\n            <lb />they are well reconciled to bear the cold water it will\r\n            <lb />be still better than washing to have their bodies dipt\r\n            <lb />entirely in cold water for a few seconds taking care only\r\n            <lb />that <bodypart n=\"1\">their heads</bodypart> are first washed with cold water before\r\n            <lb />they are set into the bathing vessel.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This practice of washing and bathing <del>will certainly</del>\r\n            <lb />in the manner I have proposed may be applied to the\r\n            <lb />youngest &amp; weakest children and will certainly strengthÂ¬\r\n            <lb />en their constitution. It should be daily employed\r\n            <lb />for the first two or perhaps three years but after that\r\n            <lb />tho it may be proper will they are five or six it is not\r\n            <lb />necessary to use it so frequently as they advance in years.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The application however of cold water will not be\r\n            <lb />enough unless they are in general kept otherwise\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />cool. Their bedcloaths in the night time should be light\r\n            <lb />and after a year or two they should not be laid with\r\n            <lb />maids who require many bedcloaths. In the day time\r\n            <lb />the childrens cloathing should be as thin &amp; light as the\r\n            <lb />season will allow. While very young <bodypart n=\"10\">their neck</bodypart> &amp;\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> should be naked and in boys <bodypart n=\"17\">their legs</bodypart>. They\r\n            <lb />may have shoes as soon as <bodypart n=\"24\">their feet</bodypart> are set to the\r\n            <lb />ground but they should not have stockings till they\r\n            <lb />are also to have breeches.  With all this children\r\n            <lb />should be as much in the open air as possible and as\r\n            <lb />little in warm chambers as they can conveniently be.\r\n            <lb />These measures may to mothers appear hazardous and\r\n            <lb />harsh but let ever change of habits be done by degrees\r\n            <lb />and by habit gradually induced children may be brought\r\n            <lb />to bear any thing.   The air of great towns is\r\n            <lb />pernicious to children and they should at least pass the\r\n            <lb />summer in the country and if it can be conveniently\r\n            <lb />done the whole year for the first five of six years of\r\n            <lb />their life.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />These are the measures I propose for strengthening\r\n            <lb />the constitution and for mending the <symptom n=\"48\">blood</symptom> I hope it\r\n            <lb />may be done by a proper management of diet as follows\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Let them have always sparingly of animal food\r\n            <lb />Every day at dinner they may have some weak broth\r\n            <lb />with bread and two or three times a week they may\r\n            <lb />have a bit of boiled chicken or fowl, boiled rabbit or\r\n            <lb />a little tripe and sometimes a little boiled mutton\r\n<lb />or veal. They may sometimes tho very rarely have\r\n            <lb />a bit of these meats roasted but on no account should\r\n            <lb />they have <add place=\"above\">at any time</add> any thing baked or fried. They may taste\r\n            <lb />a little of light white fish but no kind of fish is safe\r\n            <lb />for them. When they are allowed animal food it\r\n            <lb />must always be sparingly and they must never make\r\n            <lb />a full meal of it but some part of this must be left to be\r\n            <lb />filled up with pudding pancake or a little potatoe.\r\n            <lb />These directions with respect to animal food are to be\r\n            <lb />observed in the strictest manner with children under\r\n            <lb />three years old but may be a little less so gradually\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />as they advance in years. The children I advise for\r\n            <lb />at present should live almost entirely on milk and grain\r\n            <lb />as wheaten bread, Rice, Barley, Sago, Millet, or Oatmeal\r\n            <lb />and these kinds of grain with or without milk may be\r\n            <lb />prepared in different ways so as to be taken for all their\r\n            <lb />meals.  In some preparations of these either in pudding\r\n            <lb />or simply boiled a few raisins or currants may be taken\r\n            <lb />along with them.   At breakfast they may have tea\r\n            <lb />but it should be a very weak bohea and taken with a\r\n            <lb />good deal of milk. They may also at the same time\r\n            <lb />and at some other times have bread and butter but it\r\n            <lb />should be dry toast only and with very little butter.\r\n            <lb />In the summer season both at dinner and supper\r\n            <lb />they may have some garden things especially when\r\n            <lb />they first come in and are still young &amp; tender but\r\n            <lb />I hold much garden things to be very unfit for these\r\n            <lb />children and in winter they should hardly have any\r\n            <lb />thing the garden or field affords except it is a little poÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tatoe of a dry mealy kind, but even this is sparingly.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The greatest care is to be taken to keep these children\r\n            <lb />from sweetmeats of all kinds and with their food to\r\n            <lb />give them sugar as sparingly as possible.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For drink these children should have nothing but\r\n            <lb />water commonly quite cold but in very cold weather the\r\n            <lb />extreme coldness may be put off with a toast or with a\r\n            <lb />small quantity of warm water mixed with the cold.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I hold all fermented liquors whether wines or malt\r\n            <lb />liquors to be bad for them except in one case &amp; that is\r\n            <lb />if they happen to be disposed to <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> in which case\r\n            <lb />they may have a little clear well brewed small beer\r\n            <lb />either to drink or with their victuals. If the contrary\r\n            <lb />happens they may have a little milk with the water\r\n            <lb />for their drink.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Besides this management of diet there are some\r\n            <lb />medicines I would propose for mending their <symptom n=\"48\">blood</symptom> but\r\n            <lb />as these are not to be used till spring I shall mind\r\n            <lb />to advise them in due time\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup> 8<sup>th</sup> Octo<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh 8<sup>th</sup> October</expan></choice> 1782.</dateline>\r\n        </closer> \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 651, 2, '2013-10-08 14:07:11', 91),
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Her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse don\'t exceed at present\r\n            <lb />86</symptom> there\'s no <del>great</del> <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> unnatural upon \r\n            <lb />her, the <symptom n=\"43\">Aphtha</symptom> is rather on the increase\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"6\">Disspiritedness</symptom> still continues from \r\n            <lb />all which wou\'d beg the favour of you\r\n            <lb />again to visit her to morrow, I wou\'d be\r\n            <lb />glad in you wou\'d write me &amp; Morning\r\n            <lb />Coach at what hour you\'ll be there\r\n            <lb />that if possible I might meet you\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am Dear Doctor\r\n                <lb />you Most Humble\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Ser<sup>t:</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Ebenezer Clarkson</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><unclear>Torcreak</unclear> April 14<sup>th:</sup>\r\n                <lb /><u>1779</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />P:S: All her friends here are desirous\r\n            <lb />to see you here E: C:\r\n        </postscript>\r\n                    \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n<handShift />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Todays letter little new -- but shall\r\n            <lb />say what further occurs.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"43\">Aptha</symptom> increasing a bad sign, at the same time\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"15\">moderate State of pulse</symptom> indicates no\r\n            <lb />mischief suddenly. --- You may lay aside the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"26\"><choice><abbr>Ipec<sup>ha.</sup></abbr><expan>Ipecacuanha</expan></choice></ingredient> but the <action n=\"34\"><choice><abbr>Anod:</abbr><expan>Anodyne</expan></choice></action> must be <choice><abbr>cont<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice> &amp; the dose\r\n            <lb />lessened. I wrote <choice><abbr>yest<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>yesterday</expan></choice> of the <treatment n=\"13\">Gargle</treatment> to be used\r\n            <lb />it should be <action n=\"5\"><choice><abbr>Astring<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Astringent</expan></choice></action> &amp; not very Acid\r\n            <lb />&amp; no pains taken to make the <symptom n=\"43\"><choice><abbr>Ap</abbr><expan>Aptha</expan></choice></symptom> fall <supplied>off</supplied>\r\n            <lb />unless they are very thick - but if thin &amp;\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"69\">intestines</bodypart> much <symptom n=\"62\">inflamed</symptom> let her take <choice><abbr>freq<sup>ly</sup></abbr><expan>frequently</expan></choice> a tea\r\n            <lb />Spoonfull or two of the <choice><abbr>fall<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>following</expan></choice> Linctus - \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p><lb />Smooth Gelatinous Aliments</p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum. Arab.</ingredient> â„¥j. <ingredient n=\"50\">Sacch caud</ingredient> Æ·iij Aq. ferv. â„¥iij \r\n                    <lb />S. et cola S.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take an ounce of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient>, three drachms of <ingredient n=\"50\">lump sugar</ingredient>,\r\n                    three ounces of boiling water. Dissolve and strain; label.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician and Professor of\r\n            <lb />the Practice of Physick\r\n            <lb /><u><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r:</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></u>\r\n        </p>\r\n<handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Clarkson <choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Neilson\r\n            <lb />April. 1779\r\n        </p>\r\n</annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1654, 2, '2013-10-28 14:20:25', 86),
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B. from M<sup>r</sup> Bryan\r\n            <lb />for first letter see p 317.\r\n       <note>See Document  ID:687, which is linked to this Case.</note>\r\n       </head>        \r\n\r\n<opener>\r\n            <salute>Dear Sir</salute>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It was with difficulty that I found\r\n            <lb />time to say so much as I did on the Case of M<sup>r</sup> J. B. and\r\n            <lb />having said what I thought the needful, I finished without\r\n            <lb />saying two or three things which I propose to supply by\r\n            <lb />this Letter which you will transmit when you find conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />venient.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I do not believe that the Gentleman would have\r\n            <lb />recieved any benefit by his persisting in his milk Diet.\r\n            <lb />Though a very full diet might be hurtfull I am perÂ¬\r\n            <lb />suaded, that some share of meat and wine is the most\r\n            <lb />proper for him. But moderation is very necessary and\r\n            <lb />his chearful glass as he calls it should be always\r\n            <lb />within bounds. He may be relieved by being warmed\r\n            <lb />but if the heat raised be anything considerable he\r\n            <lb />will always be the worse for it afterwards.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Warm bathing especially applied to the parts\r\n            <lb />affected might be of service; but I think either partial\r\n            <lb />or general bathing very hazardous at this season\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Moderate exercise may be of service; but in the\r\n            <lb />least violent must be hurtful; and every sudden\r\n            <lb /><unclear>jolt</unclear>, such as happened on the Starting of his horse\r\n            <lb />must be hurtful.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have thus I think taken notice of every partiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cular mentioned in the Case and have only to conclude\r\n            <lb />with saying, that I cannot percieve or suspect any\r\n            <lb />affinity of the Case to <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition>. I am\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most obedient Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup> Dec<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh December 22.</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />1782.\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div> \r\n</body>', 686, 3, '2013-10-05 16:09:46', 24),
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B.</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Having attentively considered this Gentleman\'s Case\r\n            <lb />as communicated by M<sup>r</sup> Bryan; I am of opinion that\r\n            <lb />the disease tho first brought on by a <condition n=\"15\"><symptom n=\"62\">general rheumatic\r\n            <lb />Diathesis</symptom></condition>, is now very much a local affectation of <bodypart n=\"68\"><bodypart n=\"2\"><bodypart n=\"1\">the\r\n            <lb />Muscles employed in keeping the head and neck erect</bodypart></bodypart></bodypart>\r\n            <lb />and amongst the rest of <bodypart n=\"68\">the Trapezius</bodypart>, which has a\r\n            <lb />share in this function. The affection consists in a\r\n            <lb />certain rigidity of <bodypart n=\"68\">the Fibres of those Muscles</bodypart>, which\r\n            <lb />as I judge always takes place in <condition n=\"15\">both acute and\r\n            <lb />chronic Rheumatism</condition> and especially in the latter\r\n            <lb />and of which I take the present Case to be an\r\n            <lb />instance.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For this local affection I doubt if any general\r\n            <lb />remedies, can be of much service; but if any, I\r\n            <lb />would expect the greatest benefit from <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers Powder</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />proposed by D<sup>r</sup> Charleton. I would have it managed\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />so as <symptom n=\"28\">to excite a very moderate Sweat</symptom> only; but conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tinued for two or three days together without any\r\n            <lb />interruption either in the night or day; the Patient\r\n            <lb />lying all the while in a flannel Shirt and\r\n            <lb />in blankets and having the parts affected careÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fully covered with a double or threefold piece of\r\n            <lb />flannel. If this measure is tried, the patient espeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cially at this season, should be very slow in\r\n            <lb />returning to the free air or to erect posture\r\n            <lb />of <bodypart n=\"1\">the head</bodypart>; and even when both are allowed\r\n            <lb />he should still keep the flannel covering upon\r\n            <lb />the part. It is possible that the effects of the former\r\n            <lb />trial <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers Powder</ingredient> may dissuade from repeatÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing it but I doubt very much if it ought to\r\n            <lb />do so, as I doubt if the former trials were\r\n            <lb />conducted in the manner I now propose. However\r\n            <lb />if there shall be any aversion to a new trial,\r\n            <lb />the only other remedy I could now propose is\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />for the rest see <del>las</del> former page\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n\r\n<pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"3\">application of Electricity</treatment> employing <treatment n=\"3\">shocks of\r\n            <lb />very moderate force</treatment> and confining them very\r\n            <lb />exactly to pass through the part affected; and\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> to be done while the Patient lies upon\r\n            <lb />a bed, with <bodypart n=\"1\">his head</bodypart> inclined a little forward:\r\n            <lb />and his practice may be properly repeated several\r\n            <lb />times a day. Whether this or any other measure\r\n            <lb />is pursued; at all times if the ailment is very\r\n            <lb />considerably relieved; the patient should avoid\r\n            <lb />as much as possible keeping <bodypart n=\"1\">his head</bodypart> in an\r\n            <lb />ereect posture, which he can only do, by lying\r\n            <lb />along on a bed, and this he should practice as\r\n            <lb />long as he can through the course of the day and\r\n            <lb />always long before eating. When he first lies\r\n            <lb />down <bodypart n=\"1\"><bodypart n=\"2\">the head and neck</bodypart></bodypart> may be in a line with\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"73\">the Trunk</bodypart> but by degrees, <bodypart n=\"1\">the head</bodypart> should be\r\n            <lb />inclined forward and kept in that position\r\n            <lb />in which <bodypart n=\"1\"><bodypart n=\"2\">the Extensors of the neck and head</bodypart></bodypart>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />are as much stretched as they can bear to be without\r\n            <lb />pain or uneasiness. These attentions may appear\r\n            <lb />to be minutiÃ¦; but I am clear, that such alteraÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tions would often prevent ailments from becoming\r\n            <lb />violent and fixed; and by neglecting such attentions\r\n            <lb />I believe we often miss such cures as we would\r\n            <lb />otherwise obtain.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup> Dec<sup>r </sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh December</expan></choice> 21. 1782.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />for the Postscript see former page.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 687, 11, '2015-04-10 11:40:53', 38);
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The pain was circumscribed\r\n            <lb />to about the breadth of a shilling. 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It is well\r\n            <lb />that it has not yet affected <bodypart n=\"41\">her brain</bodypart> or her geÂ¬\r\n            <lb />neral health, but it seems to be rather increasing\r\n            <lb />and no time is to be lost in taking measures for\r\n            <lb />preventing that. D<sup>r.</sup> Halidays infusion was\r\n            <lb />I think judiciously proposed, but it is what\r\n            <lb />sometimes fails and as it was prescribed in June\r\n            <lb />last I dare Say it has been tried and therefore\r\n            <lb />I leave it to that experience to determine whether\r\n            <lb />it should be continued or laid aside. I have ordered\r\n            <lb />below a Medicine which I hope may be useful\r\n            <lb />in relieving her Symptoms and particularly in\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">obviating Costiveness</symptom> which I think is particuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />larly necessary and if the <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Solution</action>\r\n            <lb />does not Answer this purpose I would advise\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />the use of the pills also prescribed below, so as to prevent\r\n            <lb />all <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>. I do not however expect so much relief\r\n            <lb />from internal medicines as I do from certain exterÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nals. Of these however I cannot advise either Cold\r\n            <lb />or warm bathing. The very frequent use of <treatment n=\"18\">the flesh\r\n            <lb />brush</treatment> I hold to be extremely proper. D<sup>r.</sup> Halidays\r\n            <lb />liniment was sufficiently promising but it is not\r\n            <lb />very convenient with the use of <treatment n=\"18\">the flesh brush</treatment> but\r\n            <lb />I suppose it has been tried and the propriety of it\r\n            <lb />therefore determined. The remedy that I would deÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pend upon in this Case is <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment> and <treatment n=\"3\">a small\r\n            <lb />Apparatus</treatment> to be managed by the family themselves\r\n            <lb />will be sufficient, for I don\'t think that strong\r\n            <lb />Shocks are at all proper and more is to be expected\r\n            <lb />from <treatment n=\"3\">gentle Shocks</treatment> frequently repeated, and if possible\r\n            <lb />Several times a day. Let <treatment n=\"3\">the Shocks</treatment> be kept quite clear\r\n            <lb />of <bodypart n=\"1\">the head</bodypart> and always directed so as to enter by <bodypart n=\"11\">the Shoulder</bodypart>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"62\">or haunch</bodypart> and to proceed from thence to <bodypart n=\"15\"><bodypart n=\"24\">the hand or foot</bodypart></bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />Once or rather twice a day <treatment n=\"3\">Sparks</treatment> may be taken from <bodypart n=\"13\">the\r\n            <lb />elbow</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"19\">and knee</bodypart> till <bodypart n=\"89\">the joints</bodypart> are a little reddened but the Lady\r\n            <lb />must not be <illegible w=\"1\"/> with taking them from any other part.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Her exercise on horseback or in a Carriage should be\r\n            <lb />continued as far as may be convenient. She should avoid\r\n            <lb />Knitting, Sewing or any other motions that are apt\r\n            <lb />to induce <symptom n=\"2\">a trembling</symptom>. Her diet should be light but nouÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rishing and a little wine will be very allowable.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 25<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Aug<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><u>1785</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs.</sup> Forsyth</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum. Guaiac.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar. alb. puriss.</ingredient> Ê’iij\r\n                    <lb />Terito simul in pulverem tenuem cui adde\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"75\">Mucilag. G. Arab. crass</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n                    <lb />Terito iterum diligenter et paulatim dum teritur affunde\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"342\">Elix. Guaiac. Volat.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"78\">Tinct. Senn. comp. Pharm. Ed.</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"68\">Aq. Menth. Pip.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\">Rosar</ingredient> @ â„¥ij\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic solution</action> a table spoonful or two to be\r\n                    <lb />taken every night at bedtime taking care to shake the phial\r\n                    <lb />very well before pouring out\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take two drachms of <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum Guaiacum</ingredient> and three drachms of <ingredient n=\"50\">the purest white Sugar</ingredient>. Blend together into a fine powder then add two ounces of <ingredient n=\"75\">Muscilage of thick Gum Arabic</ingredient>. Blend again, carefully, and while blending, gradually pour in one ounce of <ingredient n=\"342\">Volatile Elixir of Guaiacin</ingredient>, two ounces of <ingredient n=\"78\">Daffy\'s Elixir</ingredient> and two ounces each of <ingredient n=\"68\">Peppermint Water</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose Water</ingredient>. Label: <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Solution</action>. A tablespoonful or two to be taken every night at bedtime taking care to shake the phial very well before pouring out.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"3\">Massa Pil. Aloet. Pharm. Ed.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"77\">Gambog.</ingredient> gr XV <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr\r\n                        <lb />Simpl.</ingredient> q. s. ut. f. massa divid. in pil. â„– XV. Sig. <action n=\"21\">Laxative\r\n                        <lb />pills</action> one or two to be taken at bedtime <symptom n=\"24\">when costiveness requires</symptom>.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloetic Pill Mass</ingredient>, fifteen grains of <ingredient n=\"77\">Gamboge</ingredient> and a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient> to make a mass to be divided into fifteen pills. Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative pills</action> one or two to be taken at bedtime <symptom n=\"24\">when costiveness requires</symptom>.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>25<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Aug<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 1785</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 5135, 2, '2013-09-10 16:21:53', 70),
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Besides Riding he should freÂ¬\r\n            <lb />quently walk out and if he has any sort of\r\n            <lb />business to look after he will be the better\r\n            <lb />for it.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n    \r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />In diet he may take a bit of any plain food\r\n            <lb />he likes best but he should avoid broth especially\r\n            <lb />that with barley and greens and he should otherwise\r\n            <lb />be very sparing of greens, roots or other garden\r\n            <lb />things.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />If he is disposed to <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> he should for\r\n            <lb />his drink at meals take Porter mixed with two\r\n            <lb />parts of water but if he is not disposed to be\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> plain water will be a more proper drink\r\n            <lb />for him. If he has been in the use of taking\r\n            <lb />a little strong drink every day he may continue\r\n            <lb />to take at his meals two or three glasses of red\r\n            <lb />Port or of punch without souring but with\r\n            <lb />respect to both he must be extremely moderate\r\n            <lb />for the least excess will do him much harm.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I expect his health will be much relievd\r\n            <lb />by the above regimen but I think his recovery\r\n            <lb />will be also much assisted by the medicines\r\n       \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />prescribed in the inclosed paper. The directions for\r\n            <lb />their use are written on the same paper and whatever\r\n            <lb />apothecary you employ to prepare them will give\r\n            <lb />you the directions along with them.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />You have told me nothing of the state of your\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> and therefore I hope your stools are regular\r\n            <lb />but I must tell you that <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> will increase\r\n            <lb />all your Complaints and should therefore be obviated\r\n            <lb />or removed and I suppose any Practitioner in\r\n            <lb />your neighbourhood can direct you in <del>this matter</del>\r\n            <lb />this matter or if my advice be necessary\r\n            <lb />you shall have it.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen.\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 12<sup>th.</sup> May\r\n                <lb />1784\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n<handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <head>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For <choice><abbr>Capt<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>Captain</expan></choice> Macneill\r\n            \r\n        </head>   \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"35\">Limatur. Mart. pp<sup>t.</sup></ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar. alb. puriss.</ingredient> @ gr. 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As however they were relieved by the\r\n            <lb />medicines and Regimen I formerly advised, for\r\n            <lb />I have no doubt but that again they may be\r\n            <lb />entirely removed.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For this purpose I must in the first place\r\n            <lb />advise him to retire to the Country where at his own\r\n            <lb />Seat he will find a milder Climate than we have\r\n            <lb />here at present or can expect in the course of the\r\n            <lb />Spring.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />One great advantage of his being in the Country\r\n            <lb />will be his having more convenience for Exercise\r\n            <lb />than he can possibly have in town and I would\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />particularly recommend to him his being on horseback\r\n            <lb />as often as the weather will conveniently allow\r\n            <lb />that is, as often as he can avoid being much exposed\r\n            <lb />to Cold and Wet.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />His diet may be of ordinary fare taking\r\n            <lb />moderately of Animal food but avoiding those things\r\n            <lb />which might prove heavy and more especially\r\n            <lb />those which might prove <symptom n=\"7\">windy</symptom> on the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />He must therefore avoid Scotch Broth or that\r\n            <lb />made of Barley and Greens but he may take\r\n            <lb />frequently of plain Soup. He must at all times take\r\n            <lb />very sparingly of Roots or Greens. the safest of any is a\r\n            <lb />little dry mealy Potatoe.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />He must avoid all kinds of Malt liquor but may\r\n            <lb />take two or three glasses of wine, Port or Sherry every\r\n            <lb />day. His ordinary drink must be water but he\r\n            <lb />may put into that either a little wine or a very\r\n            <lb />small quantity of Spirit. On a separate paper\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I <illegible w=\"3\" /> the medicines which I think can\r\n            <lb />be useful to him and the directions for using them\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"3\" /> sent along with them.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The only addition I have made to the medicines\r\n            <lb />formerly advised is that of a <action n=\"21\">Laxative tincture</action> of which\r\n            <lb />he is to take a table Spoonful at bed time as often\r\n            <lb />as <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> may require.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 2<sup>d.</sup> <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><u>1785</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <head>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For <choice><abbr>Cap<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Captain</expan></choice> M<sup>c.</sup> Neil\r\n            \r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"35\">Limatur. mart. pp<sup>t.</sup></ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar. alb. puriss.</ingredient> @ â„¥jfs\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamom. pulv.</ingredient> â„¥ fs\r\n                    <lb />â„³. f. pulvis Sig. <action n=\"60\">Stomachic Powder</action> a tea Spoonful to be\r\n                    <lb />taken in a little <ingredient n=\"280\">Currant Jelly</ingredient> an hour before dinner\r\n                    <lb />every day Washing down each dose with two table spoonÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />fuls of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> following <action n=\"60\">Stomachic infusion</action>\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take one and a half ounces of <ingredient n=\"35\">prepared Steel</ingredient>, \r\n                    one and a half ounces of <ingredient n=\"50\">the purest white Sugar</ingredient> and \r\n                    half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon powder</ingredient>. \r\n                    Mix in order to let there be made a powder. 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Materials for a <action n=\"60\">Stomachic infusion</action> each parcel\r\n                    <lb />to be infused in a Mutckin of boiling water for twenty\r\n                    <lb />four hours and then to be Strained through a double\r\n                    <lb />ply of table Napkin and with a portion of the following\r\n                    <lb />tincture to be set by in a well Corked bottle for use.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>, \r\n                    one drachm of <ingredient n=\"11\">chamomile Flower</ingredient> and \r\n                    one drachm of <ingredient n=\"21\">dried orange peel</ingredient>. \r\n                    Grind them very well. Mix and let there be made in this way three Papers. \r\n                    Label: <action n=\"60\">Materials for a Stomachic infusion</action>, each parcel \r\n                    to be infused in a mutckin of boiling water for twenty-four \r\n                    hours and then to be strained through a double \r\n                    ply of table napkin and with a portion of the following \r\n                    tincture to be fit by in a well Corked bottle for use.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tinct. cort. peruvian.</ingredient> â„¥viij\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <action n=\"60\">Stomachic tincture</action> four table Spoonfuls to be\r\n                    <lb />added to every Mutckin of infusion when made\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take eight ounces of <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">peruvian bark Tincture</ingredient>. \r\n                    Label: <action n=\"60\">Stomachic tincture</action>, four tablespoons to be \r\n                    added to every mutckin of infusion when made.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"109\">Elix. sacr.</ingredient> â„¥X.\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <action n=\"21\">Laxative Elixir</action> a table Spoonful or two to be\r\n                    <lb />taken at bed time when <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> requires.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take ten ounces of <ingredient n=\"109\">sacred Elixir</ingredient>. \r\n                    Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative Elixir</action>, a tablespoon or two to be \r\n                    taken at bed time when <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> requires.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />2<sup>d.</sup> February\r\n                <lb /><u>1785</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    \r\n</body>', 4974, 13, '2015-01-19 14:48:54', 101),
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May? 1785? / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Luca Guariento</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2015-04-10\">10 April 2015</date> Last updated by Luca Guariento</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2013-09-02\">2 September 2013</date> XML file created by Luca Guariento</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n<body>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n        \r\n        <head>\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Cap<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Captain</expan></choice> M<sup>c.</sup>Neil\r\n            \r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <opener>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Madam\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n        </opener>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I am very willing to have your report\r\n            <lb />of <choice><abbr>Cap<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Captain</expan></choice> Macneil as I am verry willing to\r\n            <lb />Advise for him as well as I can.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I think it may be worth while to try\r\n            <lb />the Sea bathing and as he may be unwilling\r\n            <lb />to part with his <bodypart n=\"120\">hair</bodypart> I would allow him\r\n            <lb />to try it at first with his <bodypart n=\"120\">hair</bodypart> tucked up\r\n            <lb />in an Oil Silk Cap but if he does not find\r\n            <lb />upon the water being poured upon his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />that the Cold reached his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, the continuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ance of that practice may not be very safe.\r\n            <lb />If however he finds otherwise that the\r\n            <lb />bathing agrees with him and composes his\r\n            <lb />Spirits I would try to persuade him to quit\r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"120\">hair</bodypart> and probably the <treatment n=\"48\">shaving of his\r\n           \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></treatment> would be otherwise usefull to him but if\r\n            <lb />he does not agree to this, if his <bodypart n=\"120\">hair</bodypart> is tolerably\r\n            <lb />thin and short I would allow him to wet it\r\n            <lb />by dipping his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> under the water immeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />diately upon his going into it and if some\r\n            <lb />pains is taken to dry his <bodypart n=\"120\">hair</bodypart> as soon as\r\n            <lb />he comes out he may avoid catching cold and\r\n            <lb />if the bathing in one or other shape agree\r\n            <lb />with him I would advise his practicing it\r\n            <lb />very frequently during the whole Summer.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I dare not promise much benefit\r\n            <lb />from his going to either Harrowgate or\r\n            <lb />Buxton and I think there is much hazard\r\n            <lb />of his being hurt in such espeditions.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Though the effects of his regimen\r\n            <lb />and Riding have not been very remarkable\r\n          \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I would <del>not</del> however earnestly recommen<add place=\"above\">d</add>\r\n            <lb />the continuance of both, as also a consta<supplied>nt</supplied>\r\n            <lb />attention t<supplied>o</supplied> the state of his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> by the\r\n            <lb />use of the medicine which I sent with\r\n            <lb />him when he went to the Country.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I expect no benefit from a <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> at\r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"23\">Ancles</bodypart> and if any <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> could\r\n            <lb />be of use to him I would wish it to be\r\n            <lb />taken from his <bodypart n=\"63\">Temples</bodypart> either by\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"14\">leeches</treatment>, or by <treatment n=\"16\">Cupping</treatment> and <treatment n=\"50\">Scarifying</treatment> and in\r\n            <lb />case at any time he seems to be higher than\r\n            <lb />ordinary I would have such <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> tried. In\r\n            <lb />such a case so purely an affection of the <bodypart n=\"95\">mind</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />few medicines can be of service but the effects\r\n            <lb />of the draughts ordered below may be tried and if it either\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> <unclear>sleep</unclear> composes his <bodypart n=\"95\">mind</bodypart> it may be repeated\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> and then. I hope the Apothecary will take care to\r\n            <lb />have the ingredients in the best condition which they\r\n            <lb />are not always of in the Country I am very respectfully\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> your most Obedient <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The prescription is on the fold\r\n            <lb />of the other page.\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <head>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For <choice><abbr>Cap<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Captain</expan></choice> M<sup>c.</sup> Neil\r\n            \r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">aq. rosar.</ingredient> Ê’jfs <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl.</ingredient> â„¥fs\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"22\" t=\"1\">tinct. valer. vol.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"67\">Sp. vit. dulc.</ingredient> @ Ê’j â„³. f. <unclear>huius</unclear>\r\n                    <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> Sumendus <illegible w=\"6\" />\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take one and a half drachms of <ingredient n=\"107\">aq. rosar.</ingredient>, half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"172\">simple Syrup</ingredient>, \r\n                    one drachm of <ingredient n=\"22\" t=\"1\">volatile Valerian Tincture</ingredient> and one drachm of <ingredient n=\"67\">Ã†ther</ingredient>. Mix and let there be made <unclear>of this</unclear> \r\n                    <illegible w=\"1\" /> to be taken <illegible w=\"6\"/>\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />W.C.\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 5055, 11, '2015-04-10 10:55:10', 55),
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when his Complaint is on him <supplied>freÂ¬</supplied>\r\n            <lb />quently had a <symptom n=\"23\">feebleness</symptom> all over him and a <symptom n=\"2\">trimbleÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing of <symptom n=\"20\">Cold</symptom></symptom>, I beg to have your opinion on all\r\n            <lb />these Diffrent heads by Return of Post, I am\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n                <lb />Your very <choice><abbr>Hum<sup>le.</sup></abbr><expan>Humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Ser<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Esther Campbell\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />My address is\r\n            <lb />at Dunmore by Inverary\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />William Cullun <choice><abbr>Esq<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Esquire</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Physician at\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs.</sup> Esther Campbell\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Cap<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Captain</expan></choice> M<sup>c.</sup>Neil\r\n            <lb />May 1785\r\n            <lb />V. 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See p. 40\r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n       \r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb/>A more favourable opinion now --- her being mended by the 	<ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient> so <choice><abbr>m<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>much</expan></choice>,\r\n            <lb/>makes me think her <symptom n=\"12\">breathlessness</symptom> rather <symptom n=\"56\">nervous</symptom>, than <choice><abbr>f<sup>m</sup></abbr><expan>from</expan></choice> an <symptom n=\"12\"><choice><abbr>obstruct.</abbr><expan>obstruction</expan></choice> of <bodypart n=\"43\">lungs</bodypart></symptom>;\r\n            <lb/>&amp; being relieved of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>p<sup>n</sup></abbr><expan>pain</expan></choice> of her <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> <subst><del>is</del><add place=\"above\">appears</add></subst> to me very favourable -- <choice><abbr>theref.</abbr><expan>therefore</expan></choice> need not\r\n            <lb/>insist on the <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> to her side.  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trimbling</symptom></add> leaves <bodypart n=\"19\">both knee <bodypart n=\"24\">and foot</bodypart></bodypart>\r\n            <lb />then or at any time were I to lay my self on a bed\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"51\">my whole limb <symptom n=\"2\">ceases both from trimbling <symptom n=\"175\">and\r\n            <lb />contraction</symptom></symptom></bodypart> but <symptom n=\"2\"><bodypart n=\"12\">my arms continues</bodypart> to trimble</symptom> with\r\n            <lb />full force till I fall asleep &amp; then all is queit.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I hope I have exercised my self in such language\r\n            <lb />as you will understand me and lay my state to seriÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ous consideration and whatever you think proper\r\n            <lb />to order be so good as mention how long you\r\n            <lb />think I should use or apply it I have <treatment n=\"3\">the\r\n            <lb />electrifying Machine</treatment> still in the house and will\r\n            <lb />keep it till I hear from you again and if you\r\n            <lb />advise the further continuance of it it shall be\r\n            <lb />done\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />by your\r\n                <lb />Most Humble <choice><abbr>Ser<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>/choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>Mary Forsythe</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />Belynure Ireland\r\n                <lb />near Belfast\r\n                <lb />3<sup>d</sup> <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan> 1786</choice>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"24\">The right foot <bodypart n=\"17\">and leg</bodypart></bodypart> <symptom n=\"63\">has been sweled</symptom> these\r\n            <lb />several years and once <condition n=\"21\">my nervous complaints came</condition>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"15\">on my right hand <bodypart n=\"12\">and arm</bodypart></bodypart> is <symptom n=\"63\">prity much sweled</symptom> I am\r\n            <lb />a good deal <condition n=\"15\">affected with Rhuematizm</condition> in differen<add place=\"above\">t</add>\r\n            <lb />parts of the body and exterior parts yet my\r\n            <lb />general health is good\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Docter Cullin\r\n        </p>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Forsythe\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1786\r\n                <lb />V. XVIII. P. 12.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2750, 13, '2013-09-03 19:26:03', 50),
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I am -\r\n            <lb />happy in relieving distress whenever I can, but I have been long a parent\r\n            <lb />and have had I have the feelings of one, I must therefore feel for <add place=\"above\">your</add> situation with\r\n            <lb />some <symptom n=\"56\">anxiety</symptom> and shall be exceedingly happy to give you all the relief in\r\n            <lb />my power. The disease you describe occurs frequently in this counÂ¬\r\n            <lb />try and has frequently fallen under my observation. With respect to\r\n            <lb />it, I must own, that in spite of any means we could employ, it has someÂ¬\r\n            <lb />times proved fatal; but at the same time, I have the pleasure to tell you,\r\n            <lb />that it has very often been cured. It has appeared most commonly\r\n            <lb />with us in the winter, more especially in the spring and sometimes in\r\n            <lb />the end of autumn. It has occurred in all kinds of soils and situations,\r\n            <lb />but most frequently in moist and damp places, but it has appeared\r\n            <lb />in midland countries as well as upon the sea coasts. By my obserÂ¬\r\n            <lb />vation, it arises always from cold and moisture and from the whole of\r\n            <lb />these observations you will perceive what precautions you can take\r\n            <lb />against it. They must I think consist chiefly in guarding against Cold.\r\n            <lb />This however I find a difficult matter. The measures we commonly <del>of</del>\r\n            <lb />pursue as keeping within doors, being in warm chambers and using -\r\n            <lb />warm cloathing are certainly often usefull and sometimes necessary but\r\n            <lb />it is difficult to be steady in these measures or to adapt them to the\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />occasion and when a little too much employed they certainly render all\r\n            <lb />persons and particularly children more liable to be affected by cold. Some\r\n            <lb />think they succeed better, by having children much in the fresh air and\r\n            <lb />by early exposing <add place=\"above\">them</add> to all kinds of weather and thus enabling them to resist\r\n            <lb />the power of cold. This indeed sometimes succeeds but it does not always\r\n            <lb />avoid violent accidents and in most instances a middle management\r\n            <lb />is to be chosen and I must leave <subst><del>it</del><add place=\"above\">this</add></subst> to your good discretion as I am\r\n            <lb />not informed of your childs age, constitution or of the habits he or she\r\n            <lb />may have been in, to allow me to be more particular.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This is all I can say on the subject of precaution, and I hope it\r\n            <lb />shall be effectual, but in case you should be so unhappy as again to\r\n            <lb />have the disease in your family, I shall now tell you what experience\r\n            <lb />has taught me in curing it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Upon the first attack of <bodypart n=\"9\">uneasiness in the throat</bodypart>, of <symptom n=\"12\">difficult breaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />thing</symptom>, of <symptom n=\"75\">hoarse <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom></symptom> and peculiar sound both of this and of the voice I\r\n            <lb />immediately order a <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> and by this we often suddenly relieve a <symptom n=\"5\">threaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tening fit</symptom>. It is however <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding with a lancet</treatment> that has most effect and -\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"14\">leeches</treatment> have often less or none at all. In some infants indeed <treatment n=\"14\">leeches</treatment> are our\r\n            <lb />only resource and where the lancet cannot be applied we <add place=\"above\">must</add> apply them. They\r\n            <lb />are especially attended with this inconvenience that they are slow and\r\n            <lb />immediately after <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment>. When <treatment n=\"14\">leeches</treatment> therefore are employed, it is proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />per to apply several at once, that the necessary quantity of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> may be\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />soon drawn off. The necessary quantity <add place=\"above\">either by the <treatment n=\"1\">lancet or <treatment n=\"14\">leeches</treatment></treatment></add> must be judged of by a person of the\r\n            <lb />profession according to the urgency of symptoms compared with the age and haÂ¬\r\n            <lb />bit of body but should be as large as these allow.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Immediately after <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> <treatment n=\"9\">a vomit</treatment> is to be given and when it operates\r\n            <lb />properly has been found to be a very effectual remedy, tho I am sorry to find\r\n            <lb />it did not prove such to your children. In very young children the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"26\">ipecacuana</ingredient> may be employed but it is often ineffectual and wherever\r\n            <lb />we can employ the <ingredient n=\"110\">emetic Tartar</ingredient> it is a more certain remedy. By disÂ¬\r\n            <lb />solving the <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar emetic</ingredient> and giving it par reprises in the manner now\r\n            <lb /><supplied>g</supplied>enerally known it may be employed with great Safety &amp; commonly with\r\n            <lb />great advantage. By these remedies of <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> and <treatment n=\"9\">vomiting</treatment> early\r\n            <lb />employed we have frequently cured this disease and frequently very\r\n            <lb />quickly but it sometimes continues in Spite of these and when it does\r\n            <lb />we always employ <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment> and often with a good effect. The <treatment n=\"4\">blisters</treatment>\r\n            <lb />are to be applied to <bodypart n=\"10\">both sides of the neck</bodypart> and at the same time <bodypart n=\"26\">one either\r\n            <lb />upon the breast</bodypart> or upon the <bodypart n=\"10\">nape of the neck</bodypart>. When <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar emetic</ingredient> is\r\n            <lb /><supplied>g</supplied>iven par reprises as we have proposed, it commonly works downwards\r\n            <lb />as well as upwards and in that case no other <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> is necessary -\r\n            <lb />but if either the <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar</ingredient> is not employed or does not work downwards it\r\n            <lb />is proper to give <action n=\"21\">laxative <treatment n=\"6\">glysters</treatment></action> and none answer better than those with\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"140\">common salt</ingredient>. This disease seems to yield to remedies when it is not\r\n            <lb />entirely cured and sometimes when remedies have not been employed\r\n            <lb />it seems to have remissions but in both cases these remisions are\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />fallacious and the recurrence is to be carefully watched. When it\r\n            <lb />happens, sometimes a <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> but more certainly <treatment n=\"9\">vomiting</treatment> is to be\r\n            <lb />repeated. These are the measures to be chiefly depended upon\r\n            <lb />but when the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> is frequent and painfull it may be <del><illegible l=\"1\"/></del> somewhat\r\n            <lb />relieved by the childs swallowing frequently a little of a mucilagin<supplied>ous</supplied>\r\n            <lb />sweet fluid as of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"217\">Sugar candy</ingredient> dissolved in no more\r\n            <lb />water than is just necessary to render them fluid and nothing answers\r\n            <lb />better than the better kinds of <ingredient n=\"299\">Extract of Liquorice</ingredient> which we call <ingredient n=\"299\">Pomfret\r\n            <lb />Cakes</ingredient> dissolved in as much water as will bring them to the consistenc<supplied>y</supplied>\r\n            <lb />of a Syrup. Some practi<add place=\"above\">ti</add>oners have been of opinion that this diÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sease may be cured by medicines which are named <action n=\"3\">Antispasmodics</action>\r\n            <lb />as <ingredient n=\"5\">AsafÅ“tida</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"31\">Musk</ingredient>. I have no objection to their use where is -\r\n            <lb />little <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>, but I have no experience of their being serviceable. I have\r\n            <lb />yet forgot to say that children labouring under this disease are to\r\n            <lb />be defended from cold but are by no means to <add place=\"above\">be</add> kept very warm.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have thus Madam endeavoured to satisfy you not merely <supplied>to</supplied>\r\n            <lb />take a fee but from an earnest desire to be usefull to you and if yo<supplied>u</supplied>\r\n            <lb />have still any questions to put or doubts to propose you may freel<supplied>y</supplied>\r\n            <lb />command.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Madam Your most obedient servant</salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 13<sup>th</sup> August\r\n                <lb /><u>1781</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 180, 13, '2015-01-28 11:21:54', 326),
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I am sorry to find that\r\n            <lb />you have not succeeded in the use of the remedies\r\n            <lb />advised as I hoped for, but I always apprehended\r\n            <lb />that the disease might be difficult, though I\r\n            <lb />never despaired, and do not yet of its admitting\r\n            <lb />of much relief. I expected indeed a good deal\r\n            <lb />from <treatment n=\"3\">the Electricity</treatment>, and I regret much that\r\n            <lb />you have not told me how much you employed\r\n            <lb />it, how it operated, and how far it gave any temÂ¬\r\n            <lb />porary relief. The want of this information\r\n            <lb />prevents my determining now whether it should\r\n            <lb />be continued or not. I am glad to find <action n=\"11\">the diaphoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />retic solution</action> answered its purpose so well and\r\n            <lb />I dare say it has been of service and <illegible w=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />that it should be continued as often as <illegible w=\"1\" /> reÂ¬\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />quires and I would give it as my opinion that <bodypart n=\"64\">your belly</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />should always be kept open.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For what further may be done for you I offer\r\n            <lb />the following advices.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Let the infusion prescribed on the inclosed papers\r\n            <lb />be employed every day for a month, and if it is found\r\n            <lb />to be of service it may be taken for a still longer time\r\n            <lb />but if after using it for a month it be not eviÂ¬\r\n            <lb />dently of service, I would not desire it to be continued\r\n            <lb />longer. \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At the same time every night and morning\r\n            <lb />let the contrasted <bodypart n=\"89\">joints</bodypart> be anointed with the Oil\r\n            <lb />Prescribed also on the inclosed paper, <bodypart n=\"89\">the joints</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />to be especially anointed are <bodypart n=\"13\">the Elbow</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"11\">Shoulders</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />of <bodypart n=\"12\">both Arms</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"19\">the right knee</bodypart>, but <bodypart n=\"23\">the right\r\n            <lb />Ankle</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"89\"><bodypart n=\"25\">joint of the great toe</bodypart></bodypart> are not to be\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> I suspect that pains coming there may\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"3\" />with respect to the whole of the\r\n            <lb />disease, <illegible w=\"2\" /> <treatment n=\"18\">flesh brush</treatment> which may\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />be useful to the parts not anointed must be\r\n            <lb />applied very gently to <bodypart n=\"24\">the right foot.</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"89\">The joints</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />annointed should be kept constantly covered with\r\n            <lb />flannel, but so much of <bodypart n=\"12\">the Arm</bodypart> that is below\r\n            <lb />the flannel about <bodypart n=\"13\">the Elbow</bodypart> with <bodypart n=\"15\">the hand</bodypart> may\r\n            <lb />be freely and frequently <treatment n=\"18\">rubbed with the flesh brush</treatment>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If these measures pursued two three weeks\r\n            <lb />are not of notable service, and you can find\r\n            <lb />a person in your neighbourhood well\r\n            <lb />acquainted with my method of using <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers\r\n                <lb />powder</ingredient> I would have <symptom n=\"28\">a gentle sweat</symptom>\r\n            <lb />tried by the use of that powder especially if it can\r\n            <lb />be done by a moderate dose and you are found to bear\r\n            <lb />it well and in that case it may be tried several\r\n            <lb />times. I give <ingredient n=\"64\">the powder</ingredient> in the morning and continue\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">the sweating</symptom> through the whole of the day, rather than\r\n            <lb />give <ingredient n=\"64\">the powder</ingredient> at night for sweating in the night\r\n            <lb />time. Wishing you heartily success I am\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Madam\r\n                <lb />Your Most Obedient Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 17<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />1786\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Forsyth</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"22\">Rad: Valer. Silv.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">Cort. Peruv.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"131\">Rad: Raphan. rust.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb />--- <ingredient n=\"96\">Serpent. virg.</ingredient> @ Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"256\">Sem. Card.</ingredient> Ê’i\r\n                    <lb />Terito et contusis affunde aquae bullientis lbiÅ¿s\r\n                    <lb />Digere horas XXVI et <unclear>colaturÃ¦</unclear> <ingredient n=\"22\">Tinct. Valer. volat.</ingredient> Ê’VI\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <condition n=\"21\">Nervous infusion</condition> two table Spoonfuls to be taken\r\n                    <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> times a day.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"22\">Root of Wild Valerian</ingredient>, an ounce and a half of <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark</ingredient>, two drachms each of <ingredient n=\"111\">Horseradish</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"96\">Serpentary Root</ingredient> and one drachm of <ingredient n=\"256\">Cardamon Seed</ingredient>. Blend and bruise, pouring in one and half pounds of boiling water. Let it rest for twenty-four hours and strain, adding six drachms of <ingredient n=\"22\" t=\"1\">volatile Tincture of Valerian</ingredient>. Label: <condition n=\"21\">Nervous infusion</condition>. Two tablespoonfuls to be taken <illegible w=\"1\" /> times a day.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"28\">Ol. Ricin</ingredient> â„¥iij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient> â„¥iij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"39\">Sp. Sal. Ammon. probe caust.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <condition n=\"21\">Nervous Oil</condition> for anointing <bodypart n=\"89\">several joints</bodypart> or\r\n                    <lb /><illegible w=\"2\" /> the letter.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take three ounces of <ingredient n=\"28\">Russian Castor Oil</ingredient>, three ounces of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient> and half an ounce of very caustic <ingredient n=\"39\">Spirit of Ammonia</ingredient>. Label: <condition n=\"21\">Nervous Oil</condition> for anointing several <bodypart n=\"89\">joints</bodypart> or <illegible w=\"2\" /> the letter.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><u>1786</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 5197, 2, '2013-09-18 17:42:09', 102),
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See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2014-12-21\">21 December 2014</date> Last updated by David Shuttleton</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2013-09-03\">3 September 2013</date> XML file created by Vivien Williams</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n        \r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Stephenson</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb /><del>â„ž <ingredient n=\"3\">Mass. pil. aloetic.</ingredient> Ph.</del>\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg><del>Take <ingredient n=\"3\">aloetic pill mass</ingredient> as per the Pharmacopoeia</del></reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />From a pretty long acquaintance with M<sup>s</sup> <choice><abbr>S.</abbr><expan>Stephenson</expan></choice>-s complaints it\r\n            <lb />appears to me that they have been chefly owing to a <symptom n=\"23\">weakness of\r\n            <lb />her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart></symptom>. While she <choice><abbr>contin<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>continued</expan></choice> exposed to much\r\n            <lb />Motion &amp; <symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom>in business these complaints were difficultly\r\n            <lb />removed but leisure &amp; ease <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a few medicines have I hope reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />moved them very entirely &amp; I dont doubt that an easy journey to\r\n            <lb />London will be <choice><abbr>g<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>great</expan></choice> service in confirming her health ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />However in case her ailments <choice><abbr>s<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> in any measure return\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I give here my opinion how they should be <choice><abbr>man<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>managed</expan></choice> &amp; in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> meantime\r\n            <lb />how they may be prevented.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Her diet <choice><abbr>s<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> be of a middle kind. At dinner a little light meat or\r\n            <lb />fish but animal food <choice><abbr>alw<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>always</expan></choice> moderately filling up her meal with\r\n            <lb />a light soup, light pudding or what vegetables she can easily digest --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />No meat at supper, but somewhat of Rice Barley or sago\r\n            <lb />sometimes with milk if she digests it easily &amp; sometimes <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a little\r\n            <lb />wine only . . -- At Breakfast cocoa tea or Chocolate are more\r\n            <lb />proper than common tea or Coffee, but if she takes either of\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> two last, they <choice><abbr>s<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> be weak &amp; <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> a <choice><abbr>g<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>great</expan></choice> deal of milk. -----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Her ordinary drink must be plain water. Malt <choice><abbr>liq<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>Liquors</expan></choice> of\r\n            <lb />all kinds are very improper. - Every day at dinner she may take\r\n            <lb />a glass or two of wine, but it <choice><abbr>s<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> be of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> stronger kinds as Madeira\r\n            <lb />strong sherry or red port taking little water with them. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>s</sup> <choice><abbr>S.</abbr><expan>Stephenson</expan></choice> will always be <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> better of fresh air &amp; gentle exerÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cise but <choice><abbr>s<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> never be <symptom n=\"21\">heated</symptom> or <symptom n=\"9\">fatigued</symptom> <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> any exercise &amp; <choice><abbr>s<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>alw<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>always</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />take care to avoid cold. - It is necessary she <choice><abbr>s<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> avoid <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />&amp; for <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> purpose whenever it is necessary she <choice><abbr>s<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> employ <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <action n=\"21\">laxative\r\n            <lb />pills</action> prescribe on \'t other page taking one for a dose at bedtime.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If in spite of all she <choice><abbr>s<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> have any return of her ailments, if <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />complaints <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> be <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> <del>or</del> &amp; uneasiness in her <bodypart n=\"73\">right side</bodypart> let her\r\n            <lb />emply <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <action n=\"60\">stomachic mixture</action> ordered also on t\' other page taking\r\n            <lb />two tablespoonfulls at going to bed &amp; once or twice again in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />course of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> night if she does not sleep.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If her complaints <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> be <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"7\">windy pains</symptom> &amp; stirrings in her <bodypart n=\"73\">left\r\n                <lb />side</bodypart> let her take <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <action n=\"33\">aperient powder</action> ordered in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>morn<sup>g</sup></abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>s</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice> may be\r\n            <lb />repeated twice a week. -----\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />These medicines <choice><abbr>s<sup>l</sup></abbr><expan>shall</expan></choice> I hope soon remove her complaints but if her\r\n            <lb />appetite or digestion <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> at any time fall off while <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"7\">flatulent\r\n            <lb />complaints</symptom> <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice> <add place=\"above\">threaten</add> frequently to return, let her take to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <action n=\"60\">stomachic\r\n            <lb />tincture</action> taking a teaspoonfull in an ordinary wine glassfull\r\n            <lb />of water an hour or two before dinner &amp; supper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup> Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh September</expan></choice> 8<sup>th</sup> 1779</dateline>\r\n            <signed>WC.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Stephenson.</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"3\">Mass. pil. aloetic.</ingredient> Ph. 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before She found\r\n            <lb />Much pain. ------- Last <choice><abbr>Aug<sup>st.</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> I was informed\r\n            <lb />of it, and permitted by the young lady to inspect\r\n            <lb />the parts. -------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I was surprized to observe the <symptom n=\"26\"><bodypart n=\"40\">left Side\r\n            <lb/>of the Sternum</bodypart> considerably depressed, and fallen in\r\n            <lb />upon the contained parts</symptom>, and that <symptom n=\"26\">the Sinking, or falling\r\n            <lb />in</symptom>, Extended itself the <bodypart n=\"73\">whole of the left side</bodypart> even to\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"40\">the lowest of the bastard ribs</bodypart>; More particularly\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"26\">Depression, and Sinking</symptom>, seemed to take place\r\n            <lb />from the <bodypart n=\"118\">Cartilago Enseformis</bodypart> downwards, and it\r\n            <lb />appeared so great that the <symptom n=\"26\"><bodypart n=\"40\">whole of the ribs</bodypart> seemed\r\n            <lb />quite Sunk</symptom>, whereas the <symptom n=\"185\"><bodypart n=\"40\">ribs of the opposite Side</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />stood high, and felt to overlap or stand over them</symptom>.-\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The young lady complained much\r\n            <lb />of <symptom n=\"7\">pressure, and soreness, about the region of the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart></symptom>\r\n            <lb />and that she Imagined the <symptom n=\"26\">pressure or falling in</symptom> of\r\n            <lb />that part, caused great pain, <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of breathing</symptom>\r\n            <lb />at times &amp;c-&amp;c-. ---- The <bodypart n=\"73\">whole side</bodypart> appeared\r\n            <lb />to me <symptom n=\"26\">Much Emaciated</symptom>, and the <condition n=\"31\"><bodypart n=\"68\">Muscular parts</bodypart> to\r\n            <lb />be relaxed, and to have a tendency to a Paralysis</condition>. ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The patient could not lye upon that <bodypart n=\"73\">Side</bodypart> in bed, but\r\n            <lb />with great pain, and if by chance She ever Slept\r\n            <lb />upon it, She immediately awoke in the greatest pain\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"56\">Anxiety</symptom>, and <symptom n=\"6\">oppression</symptom>. -----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As the young lady was Equally\r\n            <lb />averse to any Application used Externally, or taking\r\n            <lb />any Medicine, little or Nothing was done; however\r\n            <lb />a <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> at this time was applyed upon the part\r\n            <lb />which gave a temporary relief. ------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Through the course of\r\n            <lb />last winter Miss Betham continued Much the\r\n            <lb />same way, the <bodypart n=\"73\">Side</bodypart> sometimes pretty well,\r\n            <lb />but upon the least fatigue, was always\r\n            <lb />Affected with the <symptom n=\"26\">depression, and falling in of\r\n            <lb />the parts</symptom>, which brought on <symptom n=\"34\">hectic <choice><abbr>Symp<sup>ts.</sup></abbr><expan>Symptoms</expan></choice></symptom> as\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"34\">feverish heats</symptom>, <symptom n=\"12\">Difficulty of breathing</symptom>, <symptom n=\"6\">oppression</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and <symptom n=\"23\">general weakness</symptom>. ------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The patient is <symptom n=\"26\">not Emaciated</symptom>\r\n            <lb />but looks more delicate, then when you last\r\n            <lb />saw her, <del><unclear>then</unclear></del>her <symptom n=\"8\">Appitite rather worse</symptom> then\r\n            <lb />formerly, <symptom n=\"21\">frequent heats</symptom>, with <condition n=\"10\">some degree\r\n            <lb />of fever</condition> after dinner, and at time of\r\n            <lb />going to bed. -----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Some <symptom n=\"76\">Spiting</symptom> in the Morning\r\n            <lb />of a brown Coffee colour, and has been <symptom n=\"35\">a little\r\n            <lb />tinged with blood</symptom>; but that she thinks did\r\n            <lb />not come from the <bodypart n=\"43\">lungs</bodypart>, and was only\r\n            <lb />seen once, or twice. --- Has <symptom n=\"4\">not the least\r\n            <lb />cough</symptom>, nor never had; but the <symptom n=\"76\">Spiting</symptom> is\r\n            <lb />attended with a <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom>, and <symptom n=\"174\">copperish taste\r\n            <lb />in the Mouth</symptom>. -------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The Menstrual discharge had\r\n            <lb />been very regular, till last period, for Many\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Months; but the patient has found all\r\n            <lb />along, her complaints to be increased at\r\n            <lb />these periods when the discharge was\r\n            <lb />great, and was always most Easy and well\r\n            <lb />when She had little or no discharge, and\r\n            <lb />as She has now had <condition n=\"8\">no return of it for the\r\n            <lb />Space of Seven weeks</condition> it is Evident, to herself\r\n            <lb />and every person about her, that the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom>, and <symptom n=\"26\">falling in of the <bodypart n=\"73\">Side</bodypart></symptom> is much\r\n            <lb />less, that the lady can Sit, Stand, or walk\r\n            <lb />More upright, and in Short the patient\r\n            <lb />in every sense of the word is a great deal\r\n            <lb />better then when the Menstrua flowed\r\n            <lb />regularly at its proper periods. ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Miss Betham had <condition n=\"28\">Hysteric\r\n            <lb />fits</condition> formerly Now &amp; then, but has had\r\n            <lb />no return of them for the last twelve\r\n            <lb />Months, <bodypart n=\"73\">That Side</bodypart> was always particuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />larly Affected with pain in the time\r\n            <lb />of the <condition n=\"28\">fits</condition>, and for some time afterÂ¬\r\n            <lb />wards. -----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The Doctor will please to\r\n            <lb />order every thing Necessary with\r\n            <lb />regard to Medicines, Regimen, and\r\n            <lb />Exercise. -----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am\r\n                <lb />Dear Doctor\r\n                <lb />with the greatest Esteem\r\n                <lb />most respectfully\r\n                <lb />your very <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />Humble <choice><abbr>Ser<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                Patrick <u>Scott</u>\r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />Douglas Isle of Man\r\n                <lb />June 7<sup>th</sup> 1779\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />William Cullen <choice><abbr>Esq<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Esquire</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />M:D:\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Scott. <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Miss A. 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I should be equally puzled to account\r\n            <lb />for it unless you had given me more circumstances to\r\n            <lb />judge by. Therefore examine more circumstantially\r\n            <lb />but this is so well mended at present that I shall offer\r\n            <lb />no advice - I must take up the Case upon a more\r\n            <lb />geniral view &amp; there I percieve Miss B. to have a <condition n=\"21\">weak\r\n            <lb />and irritable Nervous System</condition>, <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> may give occasion to\r\n            <lb />an endless variety of Symptoms <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> cannot lay the foundaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion of practice, that must turn entirely upon correcting\r\n            <lb />the geniral habit - For this see below â„ž ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The operation of this maybe much assisted by frequent\r\n            <lb />fresh air &amp; riding gently on horseback and at this\r\n            <lb />season taking frequently a bathe in the Sea, supposing\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />always that she continues <symptom n=\"4\">free from cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb />or any marks of ailment in her <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart> ---\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Her Diet must be adapted to her digestion <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />I am not exactly informed of, but I must say in\r\n            <lb />geniral that it maybe nourishing but light.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb/>â„ž <ingredient n=\"129\">Tinct. 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all I can say is, that I\r\n            <lb />gave each Symptom in her own words, as nearly as\r\n            <lb />I could express them, thinking that would convey a\r\n            <lb />more clear Idea of the patients complaints to you\r\n            <lb />then any other Language I could make use of.----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have further inspected the affected\r\n            <lb />parts, and examined the patient as far as in my power\r\n            <lb />and shall report every information I have been\r\n            <lb />able to learn ------ .\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Whether the <symptom n=\"26\">appearance of falling\r\n            <lb />in on the <bodypart n=\"73\">left side</bodypart></symptom>, may be owing to a <symptom n=\"57\">contraction</symptom> on\r\n            <lb />that Side, or to <symptom n=\"23\">weakness, and relaxation</symptom> on the other,\r\n            <lb />is really not in my power to determine; as <symptom n=\"57\">their apÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pears no contraction or Spasm externally</symptom> on that\r\n            <lb />side, neither can I observe any <symptom n=\"23\">weakness or Relaxation</symptom>\r\n            <lb />on the other. -- All I can say is, that the <symptom n=\"26\"><bodypart n=\"119\">MusÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cular parts</bodypart> of the <bodypart n=\"73\">left side</bodypart> appear Quite Emaciated\r\n            <lb />and thin</symptom>, from the <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>, down to the <bodypart n=\"29\">hip bone</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />So much indeed, that the <bodypart n=\"40\">ribs</bodypart> looks as they would\r\n            <lb />cut the <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart>; that <symptom n=\"26\">the <bodypart n=\"40\">whole of the ribs</bodypart> appears\r\n            <lb />as if sunk down upon the contained parts</symptom>, that\r\n            <lb />the patient almost constantly complains of the\r\n            <lb />internal parts being sore on this <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart>; as She\r\n            <lb />thinks from the <symptom n=\"26\">pressure, or falling down of\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"40\">ribs</bodypart>, and <bodypart n=\"40\">breast bone</bodypart></symptom>, upon them.--\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Whereas on <bodypart n=\"73\">the opposite <add place=\"above\">side</add></bodypart> their is a great\r\n            <lb />deal more <bodypart n=\"119\">flesh, or Muscular parts</bodypart>, their is No\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />pain, the <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"119\">Muscular Substance</bodypart> looks of a\r\n            <lb />Natural colour, <symptom n=\"26\">not wasted</symptom> &amp;c-&amp;c--.--.--------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Miss Betham <condition n=\"31\">never had any apparent\r\n            <lb />Paralytic affection</condition> in the <bodypart n=\"6\">Eye</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"2\">Mouth</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"10\">Neck</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart>, or <bodypart n=\"51\">limb</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />of the Diseased side; but upon Sudden Surprize, or\r\n            <lb />great fatigue, She has observed a <symptom n=\"20\">Coldness as if water\r\n            <lb />was runing down that <bodypart n=\"73\">Side</bodypart></symptom>, attended with a <symptom n=\"2\">Sudden\r\n            <lb />Shakeing, and tremulous Motion</symptom> of that <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart>, and <bodypart n=\"51\">limb</bodypart>;\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom>, and <symptom n=\"26\">falling in of the <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart></symptom>, would InstanÂ¬\r\n            <lb />taneously take place, to such a degree, that she would\r\n            <lb />Not be able to Sit, or Stand Erect, but involuntarily\r\n            <lb />fall, or lean over to the Diseased Side; these feelings\r\n            <lb />are afterwards attended with a <symptom n=\"28\">Violent PerspiraÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion upon the <bodypart n=\"73\">whole of the diseased Side</bodypart></symptom> from the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> downwards, so great that her Stays are\r\n            <lb />Immediately wet through.----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The Above Symptoms likewise\r\n            <lb />suddenly takes place from Emotions, or Affections\r\n            <lb />of the <bodypart n=\"95\">Mind</bodypart>; more particularly Anger, Grief &amp;ccc-;\r\n            <lb />as well as from bodily Exercise, or fatigue.----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The flowing of the Menses\r\n            <lb />likewise, brings it on to a violent degree, and\r\n            <lb />as the patient has had a return of that discharge\r\n            <lb />Since my last, She has not yet recovered it; as\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"26\">falling in of the <bodypart n=\"40\">ribs</bodypart></symptom>, the pain, pressure, and\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> &amp;c-&amp;c-. of the diseased <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> is much greater\r\n            <lb />then when I wrote before.--------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The diet has always been light\r\n            <lb />and Nutritious, She has always Eat fresh animal\r\n            <lb />food for Dinner which Seemed to sit Easy<del>or</del> on\r\n            <lb />her <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, when Spoon Meats and Slops\r\n            <lb />would Not. -- She Never can Eat any vegetables\r\n            <lb />with her food, or Not Even Roots, Potatoes only\r\n            <lb />Excepted.----- The patient still keeps altogether\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />free from any Complaints in her <bodypart n=\"43\">lungs</bodypart> as\r\n            <lb />She has <symptom n=\"4\">no cough</symptom> nor <symptom n=\"76\">Expectoration</symptom> &amp;c--\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Her <symptom n=\"8\">appetite is better</symptom>\r\n            <lb />then it was some Months ago. The <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />Never rejected food, Even when She was Ill\r\n            <lb />as She <symptom n=\"3\">Never had any vomitings</symptom> &amp;--\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Miss Betham drinks two Glasses\r\n            <lb />or So of red port wine after Dinner, as She\r\n            <lb />thinks it Strengthens her More than white\r\n            <lb />wines; She <symptom n=\"21\">does Not now complain of preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ter Natural heat</symptom> or <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom>. ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The Medicines you ordred\r\n            <lb />the patient is Now taking.------\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />with the greates<supplied>t</supplied>\r\n                <lb />respect.- you<supplied>r</supplied>\r\n                <lb />most obliged &amp; very\r\n                <lb />Humble <choice><abbr>Ser<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                Patrick <u>Scott</u>\r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />Douglas Isle of Man\r\n                <lb />July 3<sup>d.</sup> 1779\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />William Cullen <choice><abbr>Esq<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Esquire</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />M:D:\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Scott <choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />Miss Betham\r\n                <lb />July 3<sup>d.</sup> 1779.\r\n                <lb />X p 45\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>\r\n', 1696, 2, '2013-10-28 16:46:01', 194),
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her <symptom n=\"63\"><bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> swell</symptom>\r\n            <lb />a little and every Complaint is worse - \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Her Food has always been simply dress\'d\r\n            <lb />and she has reluctantly taken two or\r\n            <lb />three Glasses of Wine in the Day, never\r\n            <lb />suffering much from <symptom n=\"68\">Thirst</symptom> --\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> was once try\'d but occasion\'d <symptom n=\"181\">tightÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ness in her <bodypart n=\"26\">Breast</bodypart></symptom> - I shall be oblig\'d\r\n            <lb />to you for your Answer &amp; inclose a <unclear>Dra<sup>t:</sup></unclear>\r\n            <lb />upon <illegible w=\"2\"/> N<sup>o:</sup> 5 Mansion House Street.\r\n            <lb />in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> meantime remain with great Esteem\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>your obliged <choice><abbr>hble Serv<sup>t:</sup></abbr><expan>humble Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>N. 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Experience has now taught her that an\r\n            <lb />open <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> is necessary to her and it is necessary to be studied.\r\n            <lb />So long as the <ingredient n=\"40\"><choice><abbr>Extract.</abbr><expan>Extractus</expan></choice> Catharticum</ingredient> answers the purpose it is not\r\n            <lb />desirable to change her medicine but it by frequent repetitions\r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"40\">extract</ingredient> should fail I would recommend the <ingredient n=\"28\">Oleum Ricini</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />joined with a third or fouth part of the <ingredient n=\"24\" t=\"1\"><choice><abbr>Tinct. Senne comp.</abbr><expan>Tinctura Senne composita</expan></choice></ingredient> of\r\n            <lb />our Dispensatory and these well shaken together and given to the\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />quantity of a table spoonfull more or less might answer the purÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pose of opening her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> and at the same time is well suited to the\r\n            <lb />state of her <bodypart n=\"45\">kidney\'s</bodypart>. When her <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of breathing</symptom> is very\r\n            <lb />urgent I must allow a little <treatment n=\"1\">blood to be drawn</treatment> but I consider it as\r\n            <lb />a necessary evil to be practised as seldom as possible as it is all\r\n            <lb />suited to her time of life and the <symptom n=\"54\">debility</symptom> she labours under. 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A <treatment n=\"4\">perpetual blister on her <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart></treatment> might \r\n            <lb />also be of service but you may suspect its effects on her <bodypart n=\"45\">Kidneys</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />Exercise in a Carriage might certainly be of service to her but\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />if she has for some time laid it aside I dare not urge it now\r\n            <lb />the weather is become much colder tho it is very possible we may\r\n            <lb />still have weather that might admit of it. 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A. massa dividend. in pil. sing gr. iv Sig. <action n=\"33\">Aperient\r\n                    <lb />Pills</action> three to be taken every night at bedtime washing them down\r\n                    <lb />with a spoonfull or two of <ingredient n=\"5\">Lac Asafoetida</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"154\">Ammoniacum</ingredient>\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take ten grams of <ingredient n=\"25\">powdered dried squills root</ingredient>, two scruples of <ingredient n=\"20\">prepared and powdered Millipedes</ingredient>,\r\n                    a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"5\">Asafoetida</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"69\">Myrr</ingredient>, enough Mucilage and <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient> to make\r\n                    a mass according to the art; to be divided into individual pills of four grams. Label <action n=\"33\">Aperient Pills</action>, three to be taken every night at bedtime washing them down\r\n                    with a spoonfull or two of <ingredient n=\"5\">Lac Asafoetida</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"154\">Ammoniacum</ingredient>\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I wrote an answer to the letter you favoured me\r\n            <lb />with by M<sup>r</sup> Maxwell and hope it is come to hand tho\r\n            <lb />you do not take notice of it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Good M<sup>r</sup> Maxwell ever since he came here has gone on from\r\n            <lb />bad to worse and is going off very fast. I am always with great\r\n            <lb />regard\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Dear Sir your most obedient servant</salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 18<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><u>1781</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 199, 11, '2014-10-07 21:25:02', 81),
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Castle Jan<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>Newcastle January</expan></choice> 13<sup>th:</sup> 1782</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n   \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs:</sup> Stevenson is much better\r\n            <lb />Miss Fury <subst><del>growing</del><add place=\"above\">becoming</add></subst> very weak\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n           \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r:</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb /><u>Edinburgh</u>\r\n        </p>\r\n<handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Ingham\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> Miss Peareths\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1782\r\n            <lb />V. XIII p. 259\r\n        </p>\r\n</annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2131, 2, '2013-11-20 11:52:37', 52),
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She is\r\n            <lb />25 years of age, of a very delicate habit\r\n            <lb />&amp; has been subject to a <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> in winter\r\n            <lb />for several years. About five weeks ago\r\n            <lb />she <condition n=\"13\">got cold</condition> &amp; was careless about herself\r\n            <lb />till she was seized with a pain in her <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />when she was very properly <treatment n=\"1\">bled</treatment> by her Surgeon\r\n            <lb />&amp; a <treatment n=\"4\">Blister was applyd to the <bodypart n=\"26\">Sternum</bodypart></treatment> <choice><abbr>w<sup>th.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />some advantage. The Catamenia appeared\r\n            <lb />at the regular period but <condition n=\"8\">stopped suddenly</condition> \r\n            <lb />&amp; in a <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> of <symptom n=\"4\">coughing</symptom> she <symptom n=\"35\">spit <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart></symptom> \r\n            <lb />without much previous pain in her <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />&amp; continued to do so for several days but\r\n            <lb />not in great quantity. In the evenings she\r\n            <lb />is subject to <symptom n=\"21\">hot</symptom> <symptom n=\"5\">fitts</symptom> without any <symptom n=\"2\">shiverÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ings</symptom> nor does she <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom> much, has a constant \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">quick pulse</symptom> attended with a frequent <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb />by which she <symptom n=\"76\">expectorates a little mucous</symptom>, her\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"8\">appetite is bad</symptom> &amp; she <symptom n=\"26\">wastes daily in her flesh</symptom>.\r\n            <lb />She has for some years been troubled with the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"77\">Fluor Albus</symptom> but since the commencement of\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />the complaints in her <bodypart n=\"43\">Lungs</bodypart> she has had\r\n            <lb />very little of it. She has been occasionally\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">bled</treatment> to five or six ounces with great relief,\r\n            <lb />her <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> is extremely sizy. She takes an\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"34\">Anodyne</action> with forty drops of <ingredient n=\"33\">Vin: Antimon</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />every night, <ingredient n=\"261\">Elix<sup>r.</sup> Vitriol</ingredient> twice a day in\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"10\">Bristol water</ingredient> &amp; an <choice><abbr>Elect</abbr><expan>Electuary</expan></choice> with <ingredient n=\"107\">Conserv\r\n            <lb />Rosar</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"91\">Nitre</ingredient>, the <ingredient n=\"91\" t=\"15\">Decoct Nitros</ingredient> disagrees\r\n            <lb />with her. She lives upon Asses Milk, vegeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tables &amp; bread puddings with fruit, drinks\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"10\">Bristol water</ingredient>, Imperial or <unclear>Pippen</unclear> Tea,\r\n            <lb />Milk disagrees, so does Emuls: Arabic &amp; \r\n            <lb />butter Milk. To obviate <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> she takes\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"76\">Manna</ingredient> dissolved in <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of Tartar</ingredient> whey\r\n            <lb />two or three times a week &amp; when the <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>\r\n            <lb />is troublesome <ingredient n=\"49\">Rob: Sambuci</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"280\">black currant</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />Jelly gives relief. Since the season turned\r\n            <lb />cold she has worn a flannel Jacket next \r\n            <lb />her <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart>. I am happy in having an opporÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tunity of paying my Respects to a Gentle\r\n            <lb />man of your distinguished abilities &amp;\r\n            <lb />am Sir\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> Servant</salute>\r\n            <signed>Charles Brown</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />direct to D<sup>r.</sup> Brown\r\n            <lb />Newcastle upon Tyne\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Since I wrote my letter Miss Furie\r\n            <lb />has had a <symptom n=\"2\">shivering</symptom> <symptom n=\"5\">fitt</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I beg to hear from you by return of Post.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />at\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            <lb />D Doctor\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> C Brown\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> Miss Furie\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1781\r\n            <lb />V. 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The general delicacy of her conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />stitution and her former winter complaints with the present\r\n            <lb />circumstances of them must give us some suspicion of approaching\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"1\">phthisis</condition> but I hope it is not yet far advanced and by no means conÂ¬ \r\n            <lb />firmed and I think she has the better chance that she has come\r\n            <lb />into hands who have employed the most proper remedies that\r\n            <lb />could have been proposed. But as the Lady\'s friends, for whom\r\n            <lb />I have a particular regard, do me the honour to ask my advice\r\n            <lb />I shall here give the best I can. The <treatment n=\"1\">bleedings</treatment> employed have\r\n            <lb />in my opinion <add place=\"above\">been</add> extremely proper and if pains of the <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"73\">Sides</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />with any <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of breathing</symptom> should recur, I still think the\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">taking away a few ounces of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart></treatment> maybe of service. 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However tho it be necessary to guard against\r\n            <lb />Cold I hold much external heat &amp; therefore very warn chambers to\r\n            <lb />be very improper. With respect to diet I cannot order it more\r\n            <lb />properly than you have done it but I regret much that she does\r\n            <lb />not agree with milk which I should otherwise think extremely prop<supplied>er</supplied>\r\n            <lb />But as she bears Asses milk very well it is probable she would also\r\n            <lb />bear Cows Milk diluted with an equal quantity of thin Watergruel\r\n            <lb />or Barley water very well sweet<add place=\"above\">e</add>ned with sugar or honey, and wo<supplied>uld</supplied>\r\n            <lb />with to have <add place=\"above\">it</add> tried but not in large quantities at first. As I have\r\n            <lb />often found <ingredient n=\"91\">Nitre</ingredient> irritate a <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> so I disswaded <add place=\"above\">it</add> in this case in\r\n            <lb />my last letter. The <ingredient n=\"49\">Rob Sambuci</ingredient> is certainly most proper but I beÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lieve you may improve it by joining with it two parts of a thick\r\n            <lb />Mucilage of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient>. The use of <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> I am not very fond\r\n            <lb />of in such a recent case but tho frequency of <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> in the night <symptom n=\"17\">preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />venting Sleep</symptom> often renders the <action n=\"34\">Anodyne</action> necessary and now after you\r\n            <lb />have induced some habit of it, it is not easy to get quit of it but I leave\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />the matter entirely to your good judgement. There is also another\r\n            <lb />particular and if I mistake not peculiar to this case that I must suggest\r\n            <lb />to your consideration. 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Please consider this matter and\r\n            <lb />I shall be ready to correspond with you further on the subject. I am\r\n            <lb />with very great regard Sir your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t.</sup> hu<sup>ble</sup></abbr><expan>obedient humble</expan></choice> Servant\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 26<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />1781\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 222, 11, '2014-10-07 19:18:24', 57),
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It is only when children\r\n            <lb />are a good deal advanced, when they are generally out of danger\r\n            <lb />of the disease which has been so fatal to your family and when\r\n            <lb />they are soon after to mix in the business of life that I think\r\n            <lb />it necessary to bring them by degrees to bear every accident of\r\n            <lb />weather. In their younger years it appears to me hazardous\r\n            <lb />to attempt to harden them very early but there is a measure\r\n            <lb />which I think highly usefull in enabling children to resist\r\n            <lb />Cold and which I think may be practised <add place=\"above\">in some degree</add> from the time of\r\n            <lb />their birth. This is cold bathing which I do not perceive you\r\n            <lb />have employed but if you <subst><del>will</del><add place=\"above\">shall</add></subst> be pleased to follow the directions\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I am now to give you I shall answer for both the safety and\r\n            <lb />success of the practice.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />You will pleasure take the water you are to employ alÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ways from a spring or deep pit well and never from any brook\r\n            <lb />or river. The former is pretty nearly of the same temperature\r\n            <lb />at all times of the year the latter is constantly changing with\r\n            <lb />the season. Take <add place=\"above\">the</add> water always from <add place=\"above\">the</add> spring or well immediÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ately before it is to be used that its temperature may not be chanÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ged by its being kept for any length of time in the house. Of\r\n            <lb />this water take exactly four quarts and immediately when\r\n            <lb />you are to use it put to it one quart of water fully boiling\r\n            <lb />This mixture will fell cool but in a very slight degree and\r\n            <lb /><subst><del>from</del><add place=\"above\">to</add></subst> such a degree <add place=\"above\">only</add> as hardly any child will shrink from.\r\n            <lb />With this water or by a sponge dipt in it wash the childs\r\n            <lb />body all over, beginning at the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> and going with the\r\n            <lb /><del>quickly</del> sponge quickly all over the rest of the body &amp; <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />while the child stands in a little shallow tub that may reÂ¬\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"above\">ceive</add> the wet. This operation may at first be done very quickly but\r\n            <lb />afterwards more at leisure squeezing at first a large sponge full\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />of water over the childs <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> and following it afterwards\r\n            <lb />over the rest of the body <del>and</del> filling the sponge again as may be\r\n            <lb />necessary. If five quarts of water do not seem enough more may\r\n            <lb />be employed observing always the same proportion of spring\r\n            <lb />and boiling water. With water so tempered let the child be\r\n            <lb />washed for seven or eight days following or at least till the\r\n            <lb />child is perfectly reconciled to the whole operation. If he shall\r\n            <lb />happen to shrink from it at first let it be brought on by degrees\r\n            <lb />by washing his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> only and accustoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ming him to be quite naked while that is done, it may be by\r\n            <lb />degrees extended over his whole body. When the child is thus\r\n            <lb />reconciled to it you may begin to withdraw a part of the\r\n            <lb />boiling water and by withdrawing a quarter of a pint of\r\n            <lb />the boiling water every second day you will bring him\r\n            <lb />insensibly in the course of a fortnight to bear the water\r\n            <lb />cold as it comes from the spring. When you have\r\n            <lb />brought matters this length you may either continue\r\n            <lb />to wash him in the manner above directed or if you can\r\n            <lb />reconcile the child to it you may immerge at once his\r\n            <lb />whole <add place=\"above\">body</add> in a proper vessel, taking care however before he is\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />put into the water that his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> and <add place=\"above\"><bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> be</add> washed all over with\r\n            <lb />the same water. This washing or bathing should be pracÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tised every morning immediately after he is taken out of\r\n            <lb />bed providing only that he is not liable to any <symptom n=\"28\">sweating</symptom> in\r\n            <lb />the night and to have some moisture on his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> in the\r\n            <lb />morning, in which case he should not be washed or bathed\r\n            <lb />till he has been an hour out of bed and that his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> is\r\n            <lb />perfectly dry. This practice should be continued thoroug<supplied>h</supplied>\r\n            <lb />the winter as well as the summer <del>and</del> for many years\r\n            <lb />to come and I would advise you to set about it immediately\r\n            <lb />that it may be fully established before the winter comes\r\n            <lb />on tho I suppose the Devonshire Winter to be commonly\r\n            <lb />very mild. When you set about this business I beg you\r\n            <lb />may always work by exact measure and proceed slowly\r\n            <lb />as I have advised for such gradual proceeding not only renÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ders it absolutely safe but is also commonly necessary to reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />concile the child to it very fully. I hope it is all that is necessary to put him\r\n            <lb />in a condition to resist cold that might otherwise affect him. It will give me\r\n            <lb />much pleasure to find that it has the desired effect. If there is a question that at\r\n            <lb />any <add place=\"above\">time</add> you would wish to put to me I beg you may do it and believe me to be with\r\n            <lb />great regard\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Madam Your most obedient humble servant</salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 28<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Aug<sup>st.</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 1781 ---</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 189, 13, '2015-01-28 14:00:44', 200),
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A dresser was a student assistant who paid a fee of three guineas for the privilege of observing and assisting with the dressing of wounds. Every six months six dressers were selected by the professors from the many applicants who applied in writing. They had to have been admitted to classes at the hospital for at least six months prior to election.</note>  calld\r\n            <lb />for a more Early expression of Gratitude from me\r\n            <lb />But I expected this was in part Supplyd by the\r\n            <lb />young man himself, who I hoped woud have Availd\r\n            <lb />himself of your Generosity, in granting him leave\r\n            <lb />to wait upon you at times during the Winter; However I\r\n            <lb />understand his Bashfulness hath prevented him\r\n            <lb />from Embracing that honour &amp; peculiar privilege\r\n            <lb />tho both M<sup>r</sup> &amp; M<sup>rs</sup> Clapham have urged the propriety\r\n            <lb />of it - I shall always retain a most Grateful sense of\r\n            <lb />your kindness in putting him in the present department\r\n            <lb />which I shall view as a happy prelude to future\r\n            <lb />advancement, which I shall never dispair of so long as \r\n            <lb />I have a friend to Solicite Doctor Cullans <unclear>Intrust</unclear>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Whilst Im indulging the freedome of humbly\r\n            <lb />expressing my Gratitude for this Exertion of your\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />unmerited favour, I woud beg leave to offer you an \r\n            <lb />opportunity of doing what your Humanity has often\r\n            <lb />prompted you to; An Act of real Mercy. The place I live\r\n            <lb />in is remote from Medical aid, which obliged me frequently\r\n            <lb />to prescribe in Cases Superior to my Abilities, purely from\r\n            <lb />necessity There is a Case of a poor Woman which bids\r\n            <lb />defiance to my little Art She is about 40 years of Age\r\n            <lb />has born Several Children &amp; weand one lately, after which\r\n            <lb />she has been in hazard of <symptom n=\"11\">losing her Sight</symptom> with a great\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"46\">flux of sharp humour</symptom> which <symptom n=\"140\">Corodes her <bodypart n=\"8\">Cheeks</bodypart></symptom>. She has\r\n            <lb />been <treatment n=\"4\">Blistered</treatment> has had a <treatment n=\"5\">Seton in her <bodypart n=\"10\">Neck</bodypart></treatment> &amp; used\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"36\"><bodypart n=\"6\">Eye</bodypart> Waters</treatment> of different kinds, without the smallest effect\r\n            <lb />The <symptom n=\"62\">Inflamation</symptom> doth not after all appear exceeding <unclear>great</unclear>\r\n            <lb />I know its presumption to trouble you with such a\r\n            <lb />Case, but I hope the same principle which Influenceth me\r\n            <lb />to presume upon your Goodness, will procure my Pardon,\r\n            <lb />&amp; excite your Commiseration. I have desired my Son to\r\n            <lb />ask leave at the dismissing of the Class any day, to wait\r\n            <lb />upon you if happily you condescend to speak to him\r\n            <lb />about the above Case, M<sup>r</sup> Clapham\'s family are\r\n            <lb />all well Miss Emily seems to be free of every\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Complaint, May you live long an honour to your\r\n            <lb />Country &amp; an Ornament &amp; Blessing to the University\r\n            <lb />are the Sincere Prayers of him who is with the highest\r\n            <lb />Esteem\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />your most obliged &amp; humble\r\n                <lb />Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>John Mudie</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The Rev<sup>d</sup> M<sup>r</sup> Mudie\r\n            <lb />of Portmoak <choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Sore <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart> --\r\n            <lb />April. 21. 1779\r\n            <lb />Vol. 9. p. 168\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1661, 3, '2014-06-16 16:11:59', 42),
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I have seen the Patient I menÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tioned in my last and am confirmed in my opinion of\r\n            <lb />the resemblance of his Case and of the success of the\r\n            <lb />remedies I had employed.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am very clear that Sir Richards complaints\r\n            <lb />depend upon a disposition to <condition n=\"3\">the Gout</condition> which not taking\r\n            <lb />its proper course into <bodypart n=\"24\">his feet</bodypart> is unhappily determined\r\n            <lb />to <bodypart n=\"1\">the head</bodypart>. To obviate the effects of it there the most\r\n            <lb />proper remedies have been employed but the disease\r\n            <lb />is in the whole habit and in such cases little and only\r\n            <lb />a temporary benefit can be obtained by medicines.\r\n            <lb />Some benefit certainly may be got from the general\r\n            <lb />remedies of <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment>, <treatment n=\"30\">Purging</treatment> &amp;<sup>c.</sup> but it is difficult\r\n            <lb />to render their effects Permanent and in my opinion\r\n            <lb />the certain relief is to be obtained by a proper regimen\r\n            <lb />and without that no remedies whatever can be\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />very useful. Upon this consideration I am chiefly\r\n            <lb />to give you my opinion of the Regimen I think necessary\r\n            <lb />for your Patient. I take it up exactly as you do on the\r\n            <lb />footing of obviating fullness and therefore my first\r\n            <lb />advice is that Sir Richard  should take down his\r\n            <lb />diet both in Eating and drinking. I would by no\r\n            <lb />means desire that he should give up Animal food\r\n            <lb />entirely except at Supper when I would absolutely\r\n            <lb />require it. At Dinner he may still, perhaps should\r\n            <lb />continue to take some Animal food but both in\r\n            <lb />quality and quantity it should be very moderate\r\n            <lb />I would not rigorously insist on D<sup>r.</sup> Cheynes rule\r\n            <lb />of the lightest and the least but I would have\r\n            <lb />Sir Richard approach to it so nearly as he\r\n            <lb />easily can. To avoid the large use of Animal\r\n            <lb />food he should fill up his meals with weak\r\n            <lb />Soup, Puddings and Vegetables and thus chaste\r\n            <lb />the appetite he cannot resist.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />With respect to Drinking I would be no means\r\n            <lb />forbid the moderate use of wine but I am certain\r\n            <lb />that every excess in it will aggravate the disease\r\n            <lb />and I must observe that instances of excess are\r\n            <lb />not the more safe for being occasional only. I\r\n            <lb />say nothing about the quality of Sir Richards\r\n            <lb />drink because if the quantity is moderate\r\n            <lb />the quality is of little consequence. I say however\r\n            <lb />that Spirituous liquors in any shape may be\r\n            <lb />hurtful &amp; <del>but</del> Strong beer or Ale is very improper\r\n            <lb />and of wines the lighter kinds are to be preferred\r\n            <lb />to those more heating. Before leaving the Subject\r\n            <lb />of Diet I must observe that whenever <bodypart n=\"8\">a persons\r\n            <lb />face</bodypart> is hot and flushed after Dinner and he\r\n            <lb />is at the same time rendered drowsy, it is\r\n            <lb />a certain sign that the Preceeding meal had\r\n            <lb />been too full or too heavy.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If these advices with respect to diet can\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />be complied with I shall think a great deal of exerÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cise may be of use to your Patient but violent exercise\r\n            <lb />and especially violent exercise by fits only may be very\r\n            <lb />dangerous.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have now given you my opinion concerning\r\n            <lb />Regimen and though I think it the most important\r\n            <lb />part of my advice I do not mean to say that remedies\r\n            <lb />are not to be employed. I said already that you have\r\n            <lb />employed some of the most Judicious and Promising\r\n            <lb />but both from my view of the nature of the Case\r\n            <lb />and from the few lasting effects you have obtained\r\n            <lb />by them I would now wish that all <action n=\"29\">tonic</action> and \r\n            <lb /><action n=\"3\">Antispasmodic</action> medicines should be laid aside. The\r\n            <lb />only medicines to be employed in my opinion are of\r\n            <lb />the <action n=\"18\">Evacuant</action> kind. The trial of <action n=\"14\">Emetics</action> was\r\n            <lb />not improbable but as I believe <del>in</del> the symptoms\r\n            <lb />of <symptom n=\"48\">indigestion</symptom> that have appeared proceeded from <bodypart n=\"1\">the\r\n            <lb />head</bodypart> rather than from <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart> I don\'t expect\r\n            <lb />any lasting benefit from <treatment n=\"3\">Vomiting.</treatment> But as Sir\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Richard has been <symptom n=\"24\">of a Costive habit</symptom> I think this should\r\n            <lb />not only be obviated but think he also may be the better\r\n            <lb />to have a loose stool or two be a moderate dose of <ingredient n=\"391\">Rochelle\r\n            <lb />salts</ingredient> about twice a week or three times in a fortnight.\r\n            <lb />Another evacuation that I should expect benefit\r\n            <lb />from is that of <treatment n=\"11\">an issue</treatment> which I would wish to\r\n            <lb />have near <bodypart n=\"1\">the head</bodypart>. Unless the symptoms were\r\n            <lb />more urgent I would not subject him to the trouble\r\n            <lb />of <treatment n=\"5\">a Seton</treatment> but I think he might bear a <treatment n=\"11\">a Pea issue</treatment>\r\n            <lb />put in the place into which we commonly put <treatment n=\"5\">a\r\n            <lb />Seton</treatment> but if he will not even bear this let it\r\n            <lb />be put in <bodypart n=\"11\">behind the shoulder</bodypart> and there it may\r\n            <lb />have the advantage of being larger.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />With respect <treatment n=\"1\">to bleeding</treatment> I find it difficult\r\n            <lb />to advise. When fullness seems immediately urgent\r\n            <lb />it is certainly the only cure and certain means\r\n            <lb />of relief but when it is not joined with or followed\r\n            <lb />by an abstemious course it is ready to bring soon\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />back a greater fullness than before. I must therefore have\r\n            <lb />the employment of this remedy to your discretion and only\r\n            <lb />observe that under any ambiguity <treatment n=\"1\">a bleeding</treatment> <bodypart n=\"63\">at the temples</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />either <treatment n=\"14\">by leeches</treatment> <treatment n=\"16\">or Cupping</treatment> is well adapted to the Case and\r\n            <lb />may be Practiced with more safety than <treatment n=\"1\">a large bleeding</treatment>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"12\">at the arm</bodypart>. <treatment n=\"1\">The topical bleedings</treatment> you mention to have\r\n            <lb />been used were probably of this kind and from the effects\r\n            <lb />of those formerly employed you will be more properly\r\n            <lb />directed in this matter.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The Cold bathing which has been employed\r\n            <lb />is the tonic that Promises to be most useful and if\r\n            <lb />it has appeared evidently to be so I would not disuse\r\n            <lb />its continuance especially if due care has been\r\n            <lb />taken to apply the cold in the first place fully and\r\n            <lb />freely to <bodypart n=\"1\">the head</bodypart> and I believe that in many Cases\r\n            <lb />the application of cold water to <bodypart n=\"1\">the head</bodypart> alone is as\r\n            <lb />useful and perhaps safer than a total immersion\r\n            <lb />In some Cases of affections of <bodypart n=\"1\">the head</bodypart> I have th<illegible l=\"4\" />\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />our <treatment n=\"54\">Shower bath</treatment> more useful than Sea bathing.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I might perhaps say a little more but I dont\r\n            <lb />chuse it till I can have your opinion and reflexion\r\n            <lb />on what I have proposed and if you please to give\r\n            <lb />me these very fully I shall most willingly without\r\n            <lb />further Fee contribute what is in my power to\r\n            <lb />Sir Richard Brookes relief.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am much afraid that what I have proposed\r\n            <lb />will not go well down with a person\r\n            <lb />at Sir Richards time of life and in\r\n            <lb />such circumstances as I suppose his\r\n            <lb />to be and in this particular I should be glad to have\r\n            <lb />your remark. Believe me to be with the utmost\r\n            <lb />regard\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Dear D<sup>r.</sup>\r\n                <lb />Your most Obedient humble Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup> 7<sup>th.</sup> Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh 7<sup>th.</sup> October</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />1783\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4724, 2, '2013-11-20 16:14:46', 66);
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For this purÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pose I intended to have been in <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> about this time, but She\r\n            <lb />is Still so poorly, that I am unwilling to leave her; And\r\n            <lb />besides that, a troublesome <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>, which I believe, I contracted\r\n            <lb />from confinement, and changeable weather makes me afraid\r\n            <lb />of undertaking a Journey till the Season is a little farther adÂ¬\r\n            <lb />vanced. - I have therefore taken the liberty to Subjoin a Short\r\n            <lb />History of her State of health, and of the different Symptoms\r\n            <lb />which accompanyed her Complaints Since we had the pleasure of\r\n            <lb />Seeing you in the beginning of September; and Shall be much\r\n            <lb />oblidged, if you will favour me with your opinion and AdÂ¬\r\n            <lb />vice, when you can make it convenient. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />From the middle of <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> that we returned here from <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> She \r\n            <lb />enjoyed perfect good health till the beginning of <choice><abbr>Novem<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> tho\'\r\n            <lb />we had reason to think She was <condition n=\"7\">breeding</condition>. Early in <choice><abbr>Novem<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />She complained much of <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom>, and was <symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom> in the nights;\r\n            <lb />She was <treatment n=\"1\">bled</treatment> about the Middle of the month, which relieved the forÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mer, but the <symptom n=\"34\">feverish habit</symptom> continued. -- On the 25<sup>th</sup> of the same\r\n            <lb />Month She was Seized with profuse <symptom n=\"101\">Hemorrhage from the <bodypart n=\"34\">Uterus</bodypart></symptom>,\r\n            <lb />which continued for three days, and an immense quantity was\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"46\">discharged, both in a liquid and coagulated state</symptom>, without any pain\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />except when some large Coagula was about to pass. On the two\r\n            <lb />last days, She became <symptom n=\"23\">exceeding weak and low</symptom>, and had frequent <symptom n=\"5\">fitts</symptom> \r\n            <lb />of <symptom n=\"33\">deliquium</symptom>. There was no appearance of a <bodypart n=\"50\">Foetus</bodypart> on the most \r\n            <lb />Minute examination of what was <symptom n=\"46\">discharged</symptom>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />On the 28<sup>th.</sup> after the <symptom n=\"101\">Hemorrhage</symptom> had nearly disappeared, She was in\r\n            <lb />the evening, attacked with <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> and <symptom n=\"1\">violent headach</symptom>; the last so very\r\n            <lb />Acute, that she could not bear the smallest motion of the <bodypart n=\"1\">part</bodypart>. She\r\n            <lb />continued with very little alteration of the above Symptoms, till about\r\n            <lb />the 12<sup>th.</sup> of <choice><abbr>Decem<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> when in consequence of <treatment n=\"4\">Blistering her <bodypart n=\"63\">Temples</bodypart> and\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart></treatment>, her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> became easier, and the <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> abated; tho\' neither quitÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ted her entierly. On the 15<sup>th.</sup> She got out of Bed a little, and Seemed to\r\n            <lb />Mend Slowly, till on the 20<sup>th.</sup> when she Complained of such pains as She\r\n            <lb />usually felt before the Eruption of the Catamenia. No Eruption\r\n            <lb />however took place; but on the 22<sup>d.</sup> She was, in the morning, Seized\r\n            <lb />with <condition n=\"10\">Smart fever</condition>, And violent Acute pain of the <bodypart n=\"17\">left Leg</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"18\">Thigh</bodypart>,\r\n            <lb />extending from the <bodypart n=\"29\">Hip</bodypart> to the <bodypart n=\"25\">Toes</bodypart>; and in the course of Six hours\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"63\">the whole <bodypart n=\"51\">Limb</bodypart> was Swelled to twice it\'s ordinary Size</symptom>. The\r\n            <lb />pain was not confined to the <bodypart n=\"89\">Joints</bodypart>, but was most Acute, in the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"68\">Muscular</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"119\">fleshy parts</bodypart>, between them. There was no <symptom n=\"83\">discolourÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ation of the <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart></symptom>, tho\' it was exceedingly <symptom n=\"21\">hot</symptom> and <symptom n=\"63\">tense</symptom>: The <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse\r\n            <lb />not hard, tho\' very quick</symptom>; and <symptom n=\"12\">respiration at times difficult</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />A <treatment n=\"4\">Blister was applyed to the <bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart></treatment> and <treatment n=\"21\">warm fomentations to the <bodypart n=\"18\">Thigh</bodypart></treatment>,  \r\n            <lb />which was afterwards <treatment n=\"39\">rubbed with <ingredient n=\"23\"><choice><abbr>St<sup>t:</sup> &amp; Ol Camphorat.</abbr><expan>Spirit and Oil of Camphor</expan></choice></ingredient></treatment> The <condition n=\"10\">fev<supplied>er</supplied></condition>\r\n            <lb />run very high, till about the 8 day, and went off entierly by the\r\n            <lb />12<sup>th.</sup> of the disease. The pain observed nearly the same course; but \r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom> continued much longer, tho\' it gradually fell onto\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"17\">the lower part of the Limb</bodypart>, a little <bodypart n=\"23\">above and below the Ankle</bodypart>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />By the 8<sup>th.</sup> of January she was again able to get out of Bed for\r\n            <lb />two or three hours a day, but did not recover the use, or Sufficient\r\n            <lb />Strength on the affected <bodypart n=\"17\">Limb</bodypart> to walk about her Room without\r\n            <lb />assistance. On the 15<sup>th</sup> she was again attacked with those pains,\r\n            <lb />which indicated An Approach of the Menses; And it was not about\r\n            <lb />four weeks Since the last Effort of the kind happened. On the 15<sup>th</sup>\r\n            <lb />and 17<sup>th.</sup> She had a Show, but it was so pale in colour &amp; small in\r\n            <lb />quantity, that it was hardly perceptible; and was accompanyed\r\n            <lb />with any considerable pain of the <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"29\">Hips</bodypart>. - In the morning\r\n            <lb />of the 18<sup>th.</sup> She was Seized with <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> and an affection of the <bodypart n=\"17\">right\r\n            <lb />Leg</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"18\">Thigh</bodypart> of the same kind and in the Same manner as She\r\n            <lb />had before in the left. In this <symptom n=\"5\">fitt</symptom>, the <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> was, if any thing, more <symptom n=\"21\">hot</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />The <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse more full</symptom>, The Pain more acute, And the <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling &amp; Tension</symptom> \r\n            <lb />full as considerable, and more rapid in it\'s progress to the same height.\r\n            <lb />A <treatment n=\"4\">Blister was now applyed to her <bodypart n=\"18\">Thigh</bodypart></treatment>, and the Same course follow\'d\r\n            <lb />as before. The <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> again abated by the 8<sup>th.</sup> day, and quitted her entierÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly by the 12<sup>th.</sup> of the disease, but the other Symptoms of Pain and\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom> do not appear to go off so soon as before. This is the 14<sup>th.</sup>\r\n            <lb />day of this last disease, And the Pain, <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom>, And <symptom n=\"133\">stiffness</symptom> are still\r\n            <lb />so considerable <add place=\"above\">in the whole <bodypart n=\"17\">Limb</bodypart></add> that it is with difficulty she can sit up in her\r\n            <lb />Bed, or move it when she turns herself. -- She think her appetite\r\n            <lb />better than after the last <symptom n=\"5\">fitt</symptom>; and her health in general; But I dread\r\n            <lb />a recurrence when the Menstrual Period comes round. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor Graham of this Town has visited her, &amp; we have considered\r\n            <lb />her Complaint as <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatic</condition>. I must again earnestly beg\r\n            <lb />you will be so good as write me on this Subject And Am\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />with the greatest Regard &amp; Esteem\r\n                <lb />My Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Your much oblidged &amp; most faithfull\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>hble Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>humble Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>John Aird</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            <handShift />       \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Aird\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>rs.</sup> Aird\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice> 1786\r\n            <lb />V. XVIII. p. 22.\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2758, 13, '2015-01-19 12:09:52', 151),
(2751, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c5201\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:5201] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr John Aird / Regarding: Mrs Aird (Patient) / 2 February 1786 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Vivien Williams</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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Her being liable to certain\r\n        <lb />pains at the coming on of the Menstrua, shows\r\n        <lb />that the business did not proceed regularly and\r\n        <lb />I have frequently observed that Women particularly\r\n        <lb />Wives not breeding Children <add place=\"above\">liable to <condition n=\"8\">Dysmenorrhea</condition></add> were <add place=\"above\">also</add> liable to greater\r\n        <lb />irregularities, sometimes Suppressions, and sometimes\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"46\">excessive discharges</symptom>. What you took for a <condition n=\"7\">breeding</condition>\r\n        <lb />in October last, was probably only a Suppression\r\n        <lb />and it is especially probable that the <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom>\r\n        <lb />in November was at or about the <unclear>period</unclear>, <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n        <lb />an excess of the Menstrual effects <illegible w=\"2\"/>\r\n        <lb /><illegible w=\"6\"/>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        <lb /><illegible w=\"1\"/> when the effects of Nature do not take the\r\n        <lb />course by the <bodypart n=\"34\">Uterus</bodypart>, their determinations into the\r\n        <lb />other parts of the System, are wonderfully various.\r\n        <lb />It is thus in general that I account for the pain\r\n        <lb />and <illegible w=\"1\"/> occurring first in the one <bodypart n=\"51\">limb</bodypart>, and\r\n        <lb />afterwards in the other, and I cannot think that\r\n        <lb />with any propriety they are to be called <condition n=\"15\">Rheumatic</condition>.\r\n        <lb />I think you have every proper view of the subject\r\n        <lb />when you dread the recurrence of the Menstrual\r\n        <lb />period, and in my opinion that it should be\r\n        <lb />your chief business to obviate the <condition n=\"8\">irregular motion</condition>\r\n        <lb />which may recur at that period. Though some\r\n        <lb /><condition n=\"10\">fever</condition> has hitherto constantly occurred I am dissuaded\r\n        <lb />to . think that <symptom n=\"57\">Spasmodic motions</symptom> are at the bottom\r\n        <lb />of the whole, and I have therefore in all such Cases\r\n        <lb />employed <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> very freely, and by taking care\r\n        <lb />to keep the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> open, and at some time <illegible w=\"2\"/>Â¬\r\n        <lb />tring the <symptom n=\"57\">Spasms of the <bodypart n=\"34\">Uterine vessels</bodypart></symptom> by\r\n        <lb /><illegible w=\"1\"/> I have found great benefit in several\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <lb />Cases obviated many disorders, or <condition n=\"8\">irregular motion</condition>\r\n        <lb />of the System, which otherwise were ready to come\r\n        <lb />on at such periods, and I cannot give you a better\r\n        <lb />judgement upon this occasion. Submitting it to be\r\n        <lb /><illegible w=\"2\"/>cted according to circumstances by you\r\n        <lb /><illegible w=\"3\"/> who are upon the Spot, I offer\r\n        <lb />you <illegible w=\"2\"/> advice.\r\n    </p>\r\n    <p>\r\n        <lb /><illegible w=\"3\"/> <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> will bear it I could\r\n        <lb />give <illegible w=\"3\"/> Root bark, and if possible to two\r\n        <lb />drams every day. I would make a Mass of one part\r\n        <lb />of <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes</ingredient> and three parts good <ingredient n=\"5\">asafoetida</ingredient>, and of\r\n        <lb />this I would give one or two Pills every night\r\n        <lb />at bed time, or as much as would keep her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>\r\n        <lb />regular without any appearance of <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment>. Two\r\n        <lb />or three days before her Menstrual period <illegible w=\"2\"/>\r\n        <lb /><illegible w=\"1\"/> I would every Evening give a large <treatment n=\"8\"><action n=\"16\">Emollient</action>\r\n        <lb />injection</treatment>, but no otherwise <treatment n=\"30\">Purgative</treatment> than so\r\n        <lb />fas as necessary to make its being <unclear>rendered</unclear> after\r\n        <lb />some time. At the same time I would every Evening\r\n        <lb /><illegible w=\"9\"/>\r\n        <lb /><illegible w=\"9\"/>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <lb />to 98 I would think the proper temperature.\r\n        <lb />Under this management if any pains pointing\r\n        <lb />out the approach of Menstruation, or any other\r\n        <lb />Symptoms that may be imputed to the same\r\n        <lb />cause should come on, I would immediately give\r\n        <lb />an <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient> in a tolerably full dose, and repeat it\r\n        <lb />freely as circumstances may require and especially\r\n        <lb />as success shall direct. I have thus given you\r\n        <lb />the result of the most faithful attention and\r\n        <lb />wishing you heartily success and with CompliÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ments to D<sup>r.</sup> Grahame I am with sincere \r\n        <lb />regard\r\n    </p>\r\n    <closer>\r\n        <salute>\r\n            <lb />Dear D<sup>r..</sup>\r\n            <lb />your most Obedient Servant\r\n        </salute>\r\n        <signed>William Cullen,</signed>\r\n        <dateline>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 2<sup>d.</sup> <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><u>1786</u>\r\n        </dateline>\r\n    </closer>\r\n</div>    \r\n</body>', 5201, 2, '2013-10-04 11:30:39', 107),
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These\r\n            <lb />have occasioned a great variety of symptoms and I suspect\r\n            <lb />that the whole has been aggravated by your having too little\r\n            <lb />air and exercise. The opportunity of mending your manner\r\n            <lb />in these respects is now very much past but even in winter\r\n            <lb />we have very often mild weather and a close carriage may still\r\n            <lb />allow you to take some exercise which I am perswaded would\r\n            <lb />do you much service and when we got summer back again I\r\n            <lb />shall earnestly advise you to depend upon it and particularly to\r\n            <lb />take a journey. For the winter I think your dependence must\r\n            <lb />be on cold bathing. You tried a little of sea bathing in summer and\r\n            <lb />if it had disagreed with you I think you would have told me so. But\r\n            <lb />whether the sea bathing agreed with you or not I am perswaded what\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am advise will be safe and usefull. It is the use of <treatment n=\"54\">the shower\r\n            <lb />bath</treatment> which can be tempered to what degree you please, &amp; can be emÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ployed in all weathers because if you please it can be used without\r\n            <lb />any inconveniency in your own bedchamber. You must begin <choice><abbr>w<sup>th</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />a water that consists of one part of boiling water &amp; four parts of\r\n            <lb />cold water taken from a spring or pitwell never from a brook or\r\n            <lb />river. After using this for some days you may keep out a\r\n            <lb />small portion of the boiling water and by degrees either keep\r\n            <lb />it out the whole or a part of it only as you shall find you\r\n            <lb />bear it. If by this means you can be reconciled to this practice\r\n            <lb />I am certain of your being better for it. If you cannot be proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />vided with a proper machine in the country let me know and\r\n            <lb />I shall have a very fit one sent to you from this town.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Beside the remedies of exercise and cold bathing I am disÂ¬\r\n            <lb />posed to advise few others and particularly few medicines but I\r\n            <lb />shall advise one which I think may cool <bodypart n=\"48\">your blood</bodypart> and be\r\n            <lb />of service in obviating costiveness. It is prescribed on the paper\r\n            <lb />inclosed.  You are to take a table spoonfull of it mixed with\r\n            <lb />half a pint of a little more of fresh drawn Cow milk whey in the\r\n            <lb />morning either before you rise or immediately after you are up.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />You need not take this medicine every day and two or three times a\r\n            <lb />week only but oftener or seldomer as <symptom n=\"24\">as costiveness may seem to require</symptom>.\r\n            <lb />I intend that it should give one easy motion only and if it does either\r\n            <lb />more or less the dose is to be diminished or increased.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It is a little difficult to be positive in ordering your diet and\r\n            <lb />I must leave a great deal to your own experience. My opinion is\r\n            <lb />that much or heavy animal food would do much harm but that\r\n            <lb />a diet entirely of vegetables would be as bad. Please therefore to\r\n            <lb />mix them as your own feelings shall direct. In drinking abstain\r\n            <lb />from all malt liquors. Let your ordinary be water with\r\n            <lb />a little red port in it, and if you don\'t find it heating\r\n            <lb />I think a glass or perhaps two or plain wine of white or\r\n            <lb />red as you like best may be of service. I am concerned for your\r\n            <lb />being obliged to lay aside your flannels and I would advise your\r\n            <lb />wearing cotton perhaps two fold next your skin. If I have not\r\n            <lb />touched every point or answered every question you would desire please\r\n            <lb />let me know and I shall endeavour to supply the defects being\r\n            <lb />most respectfully\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Madam Your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> humble servant</salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup> 20<sup>th.</sup> Octo<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh 20<sup>th.</sup> October</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />1782\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />On the inclosed paper I have given a prescription\r\n            <lb />for M<sup>r</sup> Maxwell to whom please presenting respectfull Compliments.\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Maxwell of Munshes.</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"125\">Tartar. solubil.</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"93\">Sal. polychrest.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"222\">-- marin. Hisp.</ingredient> @ Ê’\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinnam. Simpl.</ingredient> â„¥iij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\">-- rosar.</ingredient> â„¥v.\r\n                    <lb />Solve et cola\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <action n=\"25\">Cooling Solution</action>\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"125\">soluble Tartar</ingredient>, two drachms each of <ingredient n=\"93\">polychest Salts</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"222\">Spanish Sea-Salt</ingredient>, three ounces of <ingredient n=\"65\">pure Cinnamon water</ingredient> and five ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose water</ingredient>. Dissolve and strain. Label: <action n=\"25\">Cooling Solution</action>.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>20<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Octo<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1782.</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Maxwell of Munshes</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"210\">Ung. Saturninin.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"305\" t=\"32\">Liniment. cerei</ingredient> @ â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb />â„³ accurate\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <action n=\"25\">Cooling Liniment</action> a little to be\r\n                    <lb />anointed on the part well dried, every\r\n                    <lb />night &amp; morning\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"210\">Unguentum Saturninum</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"305\" t=\"32\">Wax Liniment</ingredient>. Mix carefully. Label: <action n=\"25\">Cooling Liniment</action> a little to be anointed on the part well dried, every night &amp; morning.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>20<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Octo<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1782.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div> \r\n</body>', 655, 2, '2013-10-08 13:51:57', 69),
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I am\r\n            <lb />however very certain there is neither <symptom n=\"63\">inflammation</symptom>\r\n            <lb />nor <symptom n=\"43\">Ulceration</symptom> concerning the matter and if we\r\n            <lb />can mend <symptom n=\"23\"><bodypart n=\"47\">the weakness of your nerves</bodypart></symptom> in general\r\n            <lb />and more particularly strengthen <bodypart n=\"34\">the womb</bodypart> you\r\n            <lb />will have much fewer complaints than hitherto.\r\n            <lb />It is upon this Plan that I advised Cold bathing\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />in the manner that I thought you could bear.\r\n            <lb />I am glad to find that I have succeeded in this\r\n            <lb />that you have been the better for it and I know\r\n            <lb />of no considerations that can now give hesitaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion about the continuance of its use. I must thereÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fore earnestly advise you to use it almost every\r\n            <lb />day till within one or two of your term. I am glad\r\n            <lb />too that I have also found for you a proper <action n=\"21\">laxative</action>\r\n            <lb />and which I think you should continue to use\r\n            <lb />as often as any degree of <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> occurrs. I\r\n            <lb />have now only to offer to you a new medicine which\r\n            <lb />I have found very useful in <action n=\"31\">strengthening</action> <bodypart n=\"34\">the\r\n            <lb />Womb</bodypart> and other parts which in your case are\r\n            <lb />particularly <symptom n=\"23\">affected with weakness</symptom>. I have preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />scribed it on a separate Paper that my be sent\r\n            <lb />to your Apothecary and upon that Paper too are\r\n            <lb />the directions for its use. I must here repeat\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />my former advice that you should be frequently\r\n            <lb />in the open air. I hope the Season will now allow\r\n            <lb />of it and I hope the use of the <action n=\"31\">strengthening Electuary</action>\r\n            <lb />will enable you to bear it better than before and\r\n            <lb />I must add that airings about your own home are\r\n            <lb />much better than remaining within Doors and\r\n            <lb />will certainly do you service yet they will not do\r\n            <lb />near to much as a Journey steadily pursued\r\n            <lb />for some time and therefore to some length\r\n            <lb />and against the next month or soon after I\r\n            <lb />would have you seriously think of Putting\r\n            <lb />it in execution. I have no doubt that it may be manaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ged so as to be suited to your strength and certainly\r\n            <lb />may be rendered agreeable and good for your spirits\r\n            <lb />With respectful Compliments to M<sup>r.</sup> Maxwell I\r\n            <lb />am with great respect\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Madam\r\n                <lb />Your most Obedient humble Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>2<sup>d.</sup> April</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />1783\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n<handShift />\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Maxwell of Munches</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"61\">pulv. folior. uva ursi.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">-- cinnamom.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"35\">Limatur. Mart.</ingredient> @\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. Simpl.</ingredient> q. s. ut. f. Electuarium\r\n                    <lb />Signa <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Electuary</action> the bigness of\r\n                    <lb />a filbert to be swallowed in a wafer twice a\r\n                    <lb />day about an hour before dinner and supper\r\n                    <lb />washing down each <del>dose</del> with a glass of\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"6\">Hartfell Spa water</ingredient>\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"61\">powdered bear berry leaves</ingredient>, one drachm each of <ingredient n=\"65\">powdered cinnamon</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"35\">Iron Filings</ingredient>, and a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient> to make an Electuary. Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Electuary</action>. The bigness of a filbert to be swallowed in a wafer twice a day about an hour before dinner and supper, washing down each <del>with</del> dose with a glass of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"6\">Hartfell Spa water</ingredient>.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />2<sup>d</sup> April\r\n                <lb /><u>1783.</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4604, 2, '2013-09-16 14:57:11', 50),
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If any part of\r\n            <lb />them should remain I am perswaded that nature will in time\r\n            <lb />force an expulsion nor that we can attempt it with safety. I\r\n            <lb />think it is very proper for you by one <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> or another to keep\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">your belly</bodypart> regular but I am much against all <action n=\"24\">sharp purgatives</action>\r\n            <lb />and <ingredient n=\"10\">Jallap</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> are of that kind. My earnest advice\r\n            <lb />to you is to leave matters for a little to nature and if there should\r\n            <lb />be any appearance of things growing worse I would advise your\r\n            <lb />coming in to town that the nature of your ailment may be more\r\n            <lb />certainly <unclear>known</unclear>. In <unclear>betweentimes</unclear> if there is any external sore or\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />uneasiness you may use <ingredient n=\"98\" t=\"23\">the marshmallow ointment</ingredient> or a weak <ingredient n=\"23\" t=\"28\">camphoraÂ¬\r\n            <lb /></ingredient> and if there is any appearance of sharp humour coming from\r\n            <lb />within you may use <treatment n=\"8\">an injection</treatment> of barley water and <ingredient n=\"292\">honey</ingredient> but withÂ¬\r\n            <lb />out any potash liquor and rather with a tenth or twelfth part of <ingredient n=\"184\">brandy</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />put to it.  This is all I can say with respect to the late occurence\r\n            <lb />but I must not conclude without advising you to mind especially\r\n            <lb />your general health and therefore to return to your bathing as soon <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />the weather will properly allow. I am with the utmost respect\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Madam\r\n                <lb />your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> humble servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 7<sup>th</sup> March\r\n                <lb /><u>1784.</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4792, 3, '2013-11-18 21:12:08', 28),
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About two weeks ago, She had\r\n            <lb />the Catamenia at the regular time, tho\' in smaller quantity, than\r\n            <lb />usual; her appetite is exceedingly good, her Colour is much\r\n            <lb />mended; and on the whole She is considerably Stronger. But\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling of her <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart></symptom>, which I told you of, still continues &amp;\r\n            <lb />is both very troublesome &amp; painfull. Her <bodypart n=\"15\">hands</bodypart> are likewise a \r\n            <lb />little <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom>, but this extends only to her <bodypart n=\"14\">wrists</bodypart> or a little above, as\r\n            <lb />that of her <bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart>, does to her <bodypart n=\"19\">Knees</bodypart>. 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We have this day only\r\n            <lb />dispatched the Examination of twenty two Candidates.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In the mean time I have again and again conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sidered M<sup>rs.</sup> Airds Case, and have by no means the\r\n            <lb />same bad view of it that you seem to have. I am\r\n            <lb />persuaded that a little daily exercise in a Carriage\r\n            <lb />with the benefit of the season, will put an end to\r\n            <lb />her disease which is otherwise nearly to its spontaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />neous discussion. Such <symptom n=\"63\">swellings</symptom> as you describe\r\n            <lb />are a common termination, and when the state\r\n            <lb />of the Oeconomy is otherwise so good as you\r\n            <lb />mention, that symptom cannot continue long\r\n            <lb />or if it should a little <illegible w=\"4\"/>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"2\"/> <treatment n=\"53\">Stockings</treatment> do not seem to be very necessary\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />but if they are properly made, which is a difficult\r\n            <lb />matter, and She bears them easily made tighter and\r\n            <lb />tighter by degrees they will do no harm. 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You tell me nothing about the state of her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> and urine and therefore I suppose them very\r\n            <lb />right, and if they are you may depend upon it\r\n            <lb />that every thing else will soon be also. You\r\n            <lb />need make no apologies for writing to me, for I\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"4\"/>  every assistance <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"2\"/> very <illegible w=\"1\"/> I am Sir your faithful\r\n            <lb />and most Obedient Servant\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <unclear>28<sup>th.</sup></unclear> May 1786</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 5271, 3, '2013-10-15 15:15:59', 39),
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Cook in two to one pounds of water and at the end add\r\n                    a drachm of <ingredient n=\"177\">sweet fennel seed</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"121\">liquorice extract</ingredient>.\r\n                    Strain and label <action n=\"19\">Pectoral Decoction</action> two tablespoonfuls to be taken three or four times a day particularly with the\r\n                    <action n=\"19\">pills</action> at bed time.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup> Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh November</expan></choice> 1. 1779</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4529, 3, '2014-11-30 13:32:55', 50),
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I am now\r\n            <lb />confirmed in this opinion, as the former\r\n            <lb />appearances are not very much and alÂ¬\r\n            <lb />most entirely gone, while M<sup>rs.</sup> Maxwells\r\n            <lb />health is in no respect worse and rather\r\n            <lb />better than I expected to find it, and therefore\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am clear that the internal disorder spoken of\r\n            <lb />above may now be neglected and left to nature.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />But from the many Complaints of <unclear>-</unclear>\r\n            <lb />uneasy feelings and disorders which I formerly\r\n            <lb />had from M<sup>rs.</sup> Maxwel I concluded that <bodypart n=\"47\">her\r\n            <lb />Nervous System</bodypart> was a good deal afflicted and\r\n            <lb />it was with this view that I formerly pressed\r\n            <lb />her to Cold bathing, air and exercise and some\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"31\">Strengthening medicines</action> and I hope these\r\n            <lb />had good effects as I have just now from\r\n            <lb />Seeing and conversing with M<sup>rs.</sup> Maxwell\r\n            <lb />a better opinion of her constitution than\r\n            <lb />I had before.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />There are however still many marks\r\n            <lb />of <symptom n=\"23\"><bodypart n=\"46\">a weak Stomach</bodypart></symptom> and too much disorder\r\n            <lb />remaining there, which it will be difficult\r\n            <lb />to cure entirely, but which I hope by a \r\n            <lb />proper management may be very much mended.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"9\">Vomiting</treatment> will commonly give some relief by\r\n            <lb />unloading <bodypart n=\"46\">the Stomach</bodypart> of the Phlegm whem\r\n            <lb />it is apt to gather upon it in considerable\r\n            <lb />quantity and I have no objection to <treatment n=\"9\"><ingredient n=\"11\">a Chamomile\r\n            <lb />Puke</ingredient></treatment> and even a dose of <ingredient n=\"26\">Ipecacuanha</ingredient> taken\r\n            <lb />now and then, but I must say from much\r\n            <lb />experience that frequent <treatment n=\"9\">Vomiting</treatment> is very\r\n            <lb />bad for <symptom n=\"23\"><bodypart n=\"46\">a weak Stomach</bodypart></symptom> and often increases\r\n            <lb />the disease it was intended to Cure. It is\r\n            <lb />by ordering the diet, keeping <bodypart n=\"24\">the belly</bodypart> regular\r\n            <lb />and now and then by a <action n=\"31\"><action n=\"60\">Strengthening StoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />machic medicine</action></action> that I would treat such\r\n            <lb />disorders while they are anything modeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rate and when they become more violent\r\n            <lb />I hold that Exercise and Cold bathing to\r\n            <lb />be the most effectual and perhaps the\r\n            <lb />only very effectual remedies.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />With respect to ordering the diet I\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />have formerly given some advice and I shall not\r\n            <lb />repeat it now as M<sup>rs.</sup> Maxwells own experience\r\n            <lb />with attention to that will be a better direction\r\n            <lb />than any I could now give.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />With respect to keeping <bodypart n=\"64\">the belly</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />regular I have also formerly offered some\r\n            <lb />directions and I believe M<sup>rs.</sup> Maxwell\r\n            <lb />has tried some variety of <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> medicines\r\n            <lb />and therefore leave her to use these which\r\n            <lb />have answered her purpose without giving \r\n            <lb />much trouble and especially these which\r\n            <lb />answer the purpose of <action n=\"21\">a laxative</action> with very\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"24\">little purging</action>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In the way of medicine I formerly\r\n            <lb />Prescribed an Electuary intended to <action n=\"31\">strengthen</action>\r\n            <lb />the whole System as well as <bodypart n=\"46\">the Stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />and I am still of opinion that now and\r\n            <lb />then for a fortnight or three weeks at a\r\n            <lb />time the taking of that Electuary\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />might be very Serviceable.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />With respect to Cold bathing, after what\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Maxwell has been pleased to tell me\r\n            <lb />of its effects and the view I have at present\r\n            <lb />of her Constitution I would not insist upon\r\n            <lb />her using any Cold bath at present, but\r\n            <lb />I must still say that in case her <condition n=\"21\">Nervous\r\n            <lb />Complaints</condition> become at any time worse it is\r\n            <lb />a remedy that may be of great Service and\r\n            <lb />that it may be so without being taken very\r\n            <lb />cold. When M<sup>rs.</sup> Maxwel shall think of\r\n            <lb />employing it, if she takes it with a tempered\r\n            <lb />water, that is, with a Sixth part of boiling\r\n            <lb />water to five of cold I am persuaded She\r\n            <lb />may employ it with perfect safety.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In the employment of exercise I need\r\n            <lb />hardly say that so far as it is possible it\r\n            <lb />is never to be dispensed with or neglected and\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am pretty confident that the more frequently and\r\n            <lb />the more considerably within the bounds of fatigue\r\n            <lb />She takes Air and exercise her health will\r\n            <lb />always be the better.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In all that I have now said, I have kept in view\r\n            <lb />and that solely the opinion I had before and in\r\n            <lb />the main have still with respect to M<sup>rs.</sup> Maxwells\r\n            <lb />constitution and complaints but I have now\r\n            <lb />discovered another circumstance which I had\r\n            <lb />attended to very little before. From some <symptom n=\"30\">eruptions</symptom>\r\n            <lb />that sometimes appear and from the state of\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"2\">her mouth and gums</bodypart>, there appears to be some\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"43\">Scurvy</condition> in her blood and tho\' the effects of it\r\n            <lb />have been hitherto very moderate I think\r\n            <lb />it will be prudent to prevent its going\r\n            <lb />further. I have therefore in the inclosed\r\n            <lb />paper prescribed a medicine in the form of\r\n            <lb />a decoction, of which I would have M<sup>rs.</sup> Maxwell\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> in divided draughts an English pint every day\r\n            <lb />for a least a fortnight or three weeks together, But\r\n            <lb />without any confinement or change of diet.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />On the same papers I have ordered a liquor\r\n            <lb />with which I would have her to range her mouth\r\n            <lb />twice every day, spitting out the liquor after this\r\n            <lb />is very well done, I hope it will be of Service in <action n=\"31\">strengthening <bodypart n=\"2\">her gums</bodypart></action>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have also upon the same paper Prescribed\r\n            <lb />an Ointment which I hope may be effectual in removing\r\n            <lb />any kind of <symptom n=\"30\">eruption or roughness</symptom> that may happen\r\n            <lb />to come upon <bodypart n=\"1\">the fore head</bodypart> or any other part of\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"8\">the face</bodypart>. It is to be used only at night <del>&amp;</del> immediately\r\n            <lb />before going to bed and it may be washed off in the\r\n            <lb />morning by being first Sprinkled with a little fine\r\n            <lb />meal.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I gave yesterday a Prescription for some drops\r\n            <lb />which i have not repeated on the inclosed paper\r\n            <lb />because I will not fix the proportion or dose of these\r\n            <lb />till I shall know more of their affects.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup> 5<sup>th.</sup> Aug<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh 5<sup>th.</sup> August</expan></choice> 1785</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"8\" />\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Maxwell of Munchies</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"101\">Scob. lign. 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At the end add half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"70\">Shaved Sassafras</ingredient> and one ounce of Passular. exacinati. Strain and Label: Sweetening decoction. A Pint to the taken in divided draughts in the course of every day.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"214\">Cort. querc. contus</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"69\">Myrrh. in pulv. trit.</ingredient> Ê’Å¿s\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\">Rosar. rubr.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb />Affunde aq. bullient. lb ij Digere, subinde agitans, horas\r\n                    <lb />duodecim et colaturÃ¦ adde\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"250\">Alumin. Rup.</ingredient> Ê’j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar. alb.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"184\">Sp. Vin. gall.</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n                    <lb />â„³ Sig. <action n=\"31\">Strengthening decoction</action> for rincing <bodypart n=\"2\">the mouth</bodypart> twice\r\n                    <lb />a day.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"214\">bruised Quercin bark</ingredient>, half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"69\">Myrrh in pulv. trit.</ingredient>, and two drachms of <ingredient n=\"107\">Red rose.</ingredient> <unclear>Let it rest, immediately after stirring</unclear> for twelve hours and strain, adding a drachm of <ingredient n=\"250\">Alum Rock</ingredient>, one ounce of <ingredient n=\"50\">white Sugar</ingredient> and two drachms of <ingredient n=\"184\">French Brandy</ingredient>. Mix. Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening decoction</action> for rincing <bodypart n=\"2\">the mouth</bodypart> twice a day.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"397\">Ung. Citrin.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"209\">Axung. Porcin.</ingredient> @ â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb />Misceantur tritura diligenti et accurata in Mortaria\r\n                    <lb />vitreo vel lapides nec tamen marmoreo.\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <bodypart n=\"8\">Ointment for the face</bodypart>\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take half an ounce each of <ingredient n=\"397\">Unguent Citrin</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"209\">Lard</ingredient>. Mix, by <unclear>rubbing</unclear> together carefully and accurately in a glass or stone Mortar, but not in marble. Label: <bodypart n=\"8\">Ointment for the face></bodypart></reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>5<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Aug<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> <u>1785</u></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 5115, 11, '2014-11-29 16:08:20', 127),
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All that is to be done \r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />till then is to avoid all vexation of mind or <unclear>flurried</unclear> spiri<supplied>ts</supplied>\r\n            <lb />to avoid all irregularity of hours and manner of living,\r\n            <lb />guard carefully against cold but at the same time\r\n            <lb />give her what air and exercise particularly on hor<supplied>se</supplied>Â¬\r\n            <lb />back that the weather will admit of. I am concerÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ned to find her <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> still so obstinate but\r\n            <lb />a medicine must still be employed if the <ingredient n=\"497\">Pil. Rufi</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />answers well or better than any thing else I have no\r\n            <lb />objection to its being employed but I am strongly perÂ¬\r\n            <lb />suaded that the Pill I formerly ordered would\r\n            <lb />answer every purpose as well.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When the month of March comes I would adÂ¬\r\n            <lb />vise your Daughter to enter upon a course of the\r\n            <lb />Powders &amp;<sup>c.</sup> formerly prescribed and continue them\r\n            <lb />for at least a month. Since you can have conveÂ¬\r\n            <lb />niency for the application of <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment> I would\r\n            <lb />have you begin to employ it about the end of\r\n            <lb />March next and continue to apply it <add place=\"above\">every day</add> <del>for some</del> <add place=\"below\">for <del>weeks</del></add>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />weeks <del>every day</del> after. Let the <treatment n=\"3\">shocks be thrown into\r\n            <lb />her <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart></treatment> but determined to pass down through the <bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />There is no occasion to render the <treatment n=\"3\">shocks</treatment> very violent\r\n            <lb />but they should be repeated several times as she can\r\n            <lb />bear them. 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I hope the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> she is now troubled with is no other than\r\n            <lb />what D<sup>r</sup> Aurey judges it to be a <symptom n=\"36\">Catarrh</symptom> from\r\n            <lb />accidental <symptom n=\"4\">cold</symptom> but I think a little time will\r\n            <lb />be necessary to make this certain and in the meanÂ¬\r\n            <lb />time I cannot advise the <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment> that I propoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sed in my last. Neither do I think the powders\r\n            <lb />formerly proposed to be either necessary or proper\r\n            <lb />at present <illegible w=\"3\" /> measures to be thought of\r\n            <lb />at present <illegible w=\"2\" /> might put <illegible w=\"1\" /> her\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"7\" />\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />and be otherwise warmly cloathed. Let her avoid\r\n            <lb />walking out into the cold air but as soon as the\r\n            <lb />weather is tolerably mild let her get on horseback\r\n            <lb />and in that way <del>tak</del> every forenoon take what\r\n            <lb />exercise she can easily bear. At the same time \r\n            <lb />let her use the Pills prescribed on other page\r\n            <lb />as I judge them fit for her in every view,\r\n            <lb />I can take of her ailments. If her <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> is\r\n            <lb />is particularly troublesome upon her lying down\r\n            <lb />at night she may take an hour before bed\r\n            <lb />time a dose of an <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient> but unless the demand\r\n            <lb />for it is pressing I would rather have her let\r\n            <lb />it alone. If however she takes any thing of\r\n            <lb />that kind let care be taken by other medicine\r\n            <lb />to prevent <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 3<sup>d.</sup> April\r\n                <lb />1784\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <head>For Miss Hannah Pearson</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"121\">Extract. glycyrrh.</ingredient> Æ·iij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"69\">Myrrh. opt.</ingredient> Æ·j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"121\">Extracto</ingredient> in frustula minuta conciso adde aquÃ¦ fervent. q. s.\r\n                    <lb />ut mollescat et in pulpam contundatur cui adde <ingredient n=\"69\">Myrrham</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb />in pulverem tenuem tritam et cum aquÃ¦ q. s. f. massa\r\n                    <lb />dividenda in pil. Sing. gr. v\r\n                    <lb />Signa <action n=\"33\">Aperient</action> <action n=\"19\">Pectoral</action> Pills three to be taken\r\n                    <lb />every night at bedtime and two every forenoon\r\n                    <lb />washing them down with a little watergruel\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take three drachms of <ingredient n=\"121\">liquorice extract</ingredient> and one drachm of <ingredient n=\"69\">very good Myrrh</ingredient>.\r\n                    Add to the <ingredient n=\"121\">extract</ingredient> small, concise amounts of boiling water of a sufficient quantity to soften it, and crush it into a pulp;\r\n                    to this add the <ingredient n=\"69\">Myrrh</ingredient>, ground to a thin powder, and a sufficient quantity of water make a mass to be divided into \r\n                    single five grain pills. 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That <bodypart n=\"51\">your Limb</bodypart> can\r\n            <lb />be restored to its former strength and ease of motion I\r\n            <lb />believe is impossible, but I hope it may be relieved from\r\n            <lb />pain and made to bear motion, much better than at\r\n            <lb />present, and for this purpose give you the following\r\n            <lb />opinion and advice.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am clearly of opinion that you have been very\r\n            <lb />much hurt by cold bathing and think that every\r\n            <lb />thing of that kind should be now laid aside &amp; therefore\r\n            <lb />that there is no occasion for your going to Arran, or\r\n            <lb />to any place on the Sea Coast. I am clear that for the\r\n            <lb />Summer your health will be better in the Country\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />than in Town &amp; you may chuse any place where\r\n            <lb />you may have good lodging, &amp; for a purpose I shall\r\n            <lb />mention presently smooth road.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Tho I think it possible that warm bathing may\r\n            <lb />be of Service to you I think it is a little uncertain\r\n            <lb />&amp; think at least it is likely that bathing your whole\r\n            <lb />body might do harm &amp; therefore am clear that there\r\n            <lb />is no occasion or propriety in your going to Bath; as\r\n            <lb />every thing that can be attempted in this way can be as\r\n            <lb />well done at home.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am clear for your continuing the Application of\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment> &amp; for that purpose you should be provided\r\n            <lb />with an Apparatus of your own, which may be\r\n            <lb />easily transported wherever you please, and such\r\n            <lb />an Apparatus can be procured from this place\r\n            <lb />at a very moderate expense. I am of opinion that\r\n            <lb />taking <treatment n=\"3\">Sparks</treatment> either from <bodypart n=\"62\">your haunch</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"19\">knee</bodypart>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />can be of very little Service &amp; that therefore you need not\r\n            <lb />lose time upon it. It is especially <treatment n=\"3\">Shocks</treatment> that can do you\r\n            <lb />any good, but at the same time <treatment n=\"3\">very strong Shocks</treatment>\r\n            <lb />might do you harm, &amp; therefore I advise them to be\r\n            <lb />very moderate, but employed to the number from ten\r\n            <lb />to twenty twice every day; taking care also to confine\r\n            <lb />them to <bodypart n=\"51\">the left Limb</bodypart> making them enter by <bodypart n=\"62\">the\r\n            <lb />haunch</bodypart> &amp; Issue <bodypart n=\"24\">at the foot</bodypart>. The only other mode of\r\n            <lb />application I would propose is that when you are InsuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lated you should have <treatment n=\"3\">the Electricity</treatment> drawn off from\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"24\">your foot</bodypart> by a fine point, for the Space of half an hour,\r\n            <lb />immediately after <treatment n=\"3\">the Shocks</treatment> have been employed.\r\n            <lb />Please take notice if it shall happen that soon after <treatment n=\"3\">the\r\n            <lb />Electricity</treatment> shall have been employed, <bodypart n=\"51\">your Limb\r\n            <lb />grows cold</bodypart>, you must Study to find whether this\r\n            <lb />seems to happen from the Application of <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment>\r\n            <lb />being either too much or too little, which you may\r\n            <lb />determine by varying the degree of it and mind\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />that, that degree of it, which longest preserves the heat of\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"51\">your Limb</bodypart> is the most proper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When you are thus employing <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment>, I am for\r\n            <lb />your making a trial of Warm bathing. Let a Shallow\r\n            <lb />bathing Tub of an oblong form be provided in which you\r\n            <lb />may Sit with <bodypart n=\"51\">your Limb</bodypart> Stretched out before you. If\r\n            <lb />it is uneasy to have them entirely in a horizontal SituÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ation you may have a Cushion to sit on and raise\r\n            <lb />you up so that <bodypart n=\"19\">your Knee joint</bodypart> may be bended and\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"51\">your Limbs</bodypart> hang down a little. In this Situation\r\n            <lb />the Bath should cover you only to a little above <bodypart n=\"62\">your\r\n            <lb />Haunches</bodypart>. Let the Bath be near to the human heat\r\n            <lb />or if you can bear it a little more. You must sit in it for\r\n            <lb />about ten or fifteen minutes only while it still retains\r\n            <lb />its heat &amp; during all that time, <treatment n=\"39\">let another persons\r\n            <lb />hand be employed to rub constantly but gently <bodypart n=\"51\">the whole\r\n            <lb />of your left Limb <bodypart n=\"62\">from the Haunch</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"24\">to the foot.</bodypart></bodypart></treatment> This\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Bathing I would have employed about 6 o\'Clock in the\r\n            <lb />Evening, &amp; only every other day. After coming out of the\r\n            <lb />Bath let <bodypart n=\"51\">your Limbs</bodypart> be very well dried with course\r\n            <lb />Towels. Put on your flannels &amp; warm cloathing, &amp; in\r\n            <lb />about an hour after take your Evening Dose of\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment>. As I have said above I am uncertain what\r\n            <lb />may be the effects of this Bathing but I expect much\r\n            <lb />good from it &amp; unless you shall find it manifestly\r\n            <lb />hurtful, I disire you will consider that no remedy whatÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ever can be of Service to you, but after being continued\r\n            <lb />for a pretty long time.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />With both these remedys of <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment> &amp; Bathing\r\n            <lb />you may and should continue the use of <treatment n=\"39\">dry rubbing</treatment>\r\n            <lb />with flannel or <treatment n=\"18\">flesh brush</treatment>, as you have hitherto\r\n            <lb />done, but I am ready to think the only proper time to\r\n            <lb />be in the morning before you get out of Bed, and not\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> at night\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Both for the sake of <bodypart n=\"51\">the Limb</bodypart> &amp; for your general health\r\n            <lb />which is of great consequence to <bodypart n=\"51\">your Limb</bodypart>, I would\r\n            <lb />earnestly wish to put you <add place=\"above\">in</add> exercise, but going a little\r\n            <lb />way in a Cart, will do little Service, &amp; rowing a Boat\r\n            <lb />appears to one a great deal too violent. The exercise I\r\n            <lb />would recommend is that of a Single horse Chaise which\r\n            <lb />you drive yourself. In this you may give <bodypart n=\"51\">your\r\n            <lb />Limb</bodypart> what Situation you find easiest for it, for in\r\n            <lb />dry weather in Summer the Apron of the Chaise need\r\n            <lb />not be taken up, while <bodypart n=\"51\">your Limb</bodypart> may be otherwise\r\n            <lb />Sufficiently covered. If you can take to this exercise\r\n            <lb />on tolerably Smooth roads, I am persuaded you will\r\n            <lb />be greatly the better for it. If you cannot take it long\r\n            <lb />at one time, you should take it for a long as you can\r\n            <lb />bear it several times a day.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />These are the remedies that I chiefly depend upon\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />for your recovery &amp; if you ply them diligently during the\r\n            <lb />Summer I hope against Winter you may do what you\r\n            <lb />please.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am very much of your opinion that your genÂ¬\r\n            <lb />eral health is of consequence to the state of <bodypart n=\"51\">your Limb</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />&amp; as well as I can judge of the former &amp; present State of your\r\n            <lb />constitution I think you may be the better for Some\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"31\">Strengthening medicines</action>, &amp; what I think will answer\r\n            <lb />best I have prescribed in the paper inclosed. You may\r\n            <lb />take them for two or three weeks together, but then\r\n            <lb />you should intermit them for a fortnight &amp; after\r\n            <lb />that you may repeat a Second course of them.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Your Diet may indeed by of some consequence, but\r\n            <lb />at present what you take Seems to be sufficiently proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />per. It is sufficiently full &amp; making it lower would anÂ¬\r\n            <lb />swer no good purpose, at least I cannot perceive on what\r\n            <lb />grounds any of your Doctors would advise a low\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"8\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Diet for you. When you can admit of it, amusement will\r\n            <lb />always be of service to you.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have advised no Application to any part of <bodypart n=\"51\">your\r\n            <lb />Limb</bodypart>, because I doubt if any can be usefull, but if at any\r\n            <lb />time <bodypart n=\"19\">your Knee</bodypart> should become very painfull &amp; at\r\n            <lb />the same time <symptom n=\"82\">without Redness</symptom> you may bath it with\r\n            <lb />a Strong brine made of one part of salt &amp; for parts\r\n            <lb />of Water making the brine as warm as you can easily\r\n            <lb />bear it &amp; apply it by Cloths dipped in it for two or three\r\n            <lb />minutes at a time. You may repeat it at times when\r\n            <lb />pains return according to the effects you shall find.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have now given you as full an advice as I can &amp;\r\n            <lb />could not have given it so well if I had done it Sooner.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Wishing you heartily Success I am\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Sir Your Most Obedient <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> May 5<sup>th</sup>\r\n                <lb /><u>1783</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        <pb n=\"9\" />\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Blackwell</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"35\">Limatur. Mart. pp<sup>t.</sup></ingredient> gr. x \r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam. pulv.</ingredient> gr. v\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar. alb.</ingredient> gr. xv.\r\n                    <lb />â„³. f. pulvis et f. h. m. dos. â„– xxviij\r\n                    <lb />Signa <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Powders</action> one to be taken in a\r\n                    <lb />little currant Jelly twice a day washing down each\r\n                    <lb />dose with two table Spoonfuls of the following.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take ten grains of <ingredient n=\"35\">Iron Filings</ingredient>, five grains of <ingredient n=\"65\">powdered Cinnamon</ingredient> and fifteen grains of <ingredient n=\"50\">white Sugar</ingredient>. Mix to form a powder at take a dose of twenty-eight in an emergency. Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthining Powders</action>, one to be taken in a little currant Jelly twice a day washing down each dose with two tablespoonfuls of the following.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tinct. cortic. Peruv.</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"113\" t=\"1\">-- amar.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">-- arom.</ingredient> @ â„¥j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinnam. Simpl.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"68\">-- menth. pip.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\">-- rosar.</ingredient> @ â„¥iv\r\n                    <lb />â„³ Sig. <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Tincture</action> two table Spoonfulls\r\n                    <lb />to be taken after every dose of the powders.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Peruvian bark</ingredient>, one ounce each of <ingredient n=\"113\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Bitters</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">Aromatic Tincture</ingredient>, and four ounces each of <ingredient n=\"65\">Pure cinnamon Water</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"68\">peppermint Water</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"107\">rose Water</ingredient>. Mix and Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Tincture</action>, two tablespoonfuls to be taken after every dose of the powders.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />4<sup>th</sup> May\r\n                <lb />1783.\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4624, 2, '2013-11-21 16:30:52', 106),
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The <symptom n=\"145\">nocturnal polluÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tions</symptom> still continue tho not near so frequently\r\n            <lb />generally once in two weeks and always bring\r\n            <lb />along with them such a degree of melancholy\r\n            <lb />that during the time it continues which is geÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nerally two days I am often tempted to put an\r\n            <lb />end to my own life, after this my spirits beÂ¬\r\n            <lb />gin gradually to rise &amp; when I have been a\r\n            <lb />week without a <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> I appear totally chanÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ged I am all <unclear>gaiety</unclear> &amp; good humor &amp; am filled with\r\n            <lb />the most sanguine hopes of being soon able to\r\n            <lb />conquer entirely this cursed disorder. I have\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />not been much troubled with <symptom n=\"48\">indigestion</symptom> these\r\n            <lb />three weeks past but whenever I am I never fail\r\n            <lb />to have violent erections in the night time which\r\n            <lb />tho attended with no <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> occasion <symptom n=\"1\"><bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> achs</symptom>\r\n            <lb />&amp; sometimes <symptom n=\"6\">lowness of spirits</symptom>. All these disorÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ders tho of long continuance I hope by time &amp;\r\n            <lb />pains to get the better of but am vexed to think\r\n            <lb />that by <add place=\"above\">my</add> madness or rather wickedness I have\r\n            <lb />so broke my constitution that I can never hope\r\n            <lb />to be so well recovered as to regain my strength\r\n            <lb />&amp; vigor A body I am told that is enervated on\r\n            <lb />youth never recovers itself but always\r\n            <lb />continues <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"55\">languid</symptom> &amp; subject to many\r\n            <lb />disorders &amp; at best is but shortlived &amp; unhappy\r\n            <lb />I am terribly <symptom n=\"26\">emaciated</symptom> &amp; I dont know if I\r\n            <lb />shall ever recover my <bodypart n=\"119\">flesh</bodypart>, these considerÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ations make me very unhappy even in\r\n            <lb />my gayest moments especially when I reflect\r\n            <lb />what strength &amp; happiness I might have enÂ¬\r\n            <lb />joyed had I not been led away in my inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fancy &amp; when I consider that these disorÂ¬\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />ders the effects of which I must carry to\r\n            <lb />my grave with me are entirely brought\r\n            <lb />on by myself &amp; this unhappiness is further\r\n            <lb />encreased by seeing all my own companions\r\n            <lb />&amp; equals in age stout health young felÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lows /for this practice is scarse so much as\r\n            <lb />known here &amp; I had the unhappiness to\r\n            <lb />learn it from a rascal of an English mum\r\n            <lb />who took <del><unclear>even</unclear></del> vast pains to debauch me)\r\n            <lb />I shall be happy to hear from you\r\n            <lb />soon A letter under cover to M<sup>r</sup> <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />will sure to find me even without <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />address provided he is given to know that is\r\n            <lb />for the person whose he layed before you\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />So sir I am with greatest and <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n                <lb />your\'s\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed><unclear><u>Sigen</u></unclear> - - -</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />PS It would make me extremely happy\r\n            <lb />if you would write soon ----\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> <unclear>MacAlan</unclear>\r\n            <lb />recovery\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To \r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />D -- at\r\n            <lb /><u>Edinburgh</u>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><unclear>Ager</unclear>\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1795, 3, '2014-12-31 13:19:48', 50),
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for whom I have seen your Advice and Prescription - \r\n            <lb />The first time I was called to attend this Young Lady as Surgeon\r\n            <lb />was on the 11<sup>th.</sup> of this month; she was then complaining of a\r\n               <lb />painful weight &amp; <condition n=\"25\">fullness about the <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart></condition>; frequent <symptom n=\"5\"><symptom n=\"20\">chilly</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"21\">hot</symptom> fitts</symptom>,\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom> less frequent than formerly, but hard &amp; uneasy &amp; little ExpectoraÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion, <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse hard &amp; full &amp; beating 112 Strokes in the minute</symptom> -- after\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">taking away six or Seven ounces of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart></treatment>, all the above Symptoms\r\n            <lb />were greatly relieved; the pain &amp; Weight about the <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart> <u>seemed</u> to\r\n            <lb />disappear, the <symptom n=\"15\">pulse was considerably softer &amp; 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When she apprehended\r\n            <lb />her <condition n=\"13\">catching Cold</condition> on the 25<sup>th.</sup> of June, she was then out of order\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"8\">the Menses immidiately stopt</condition> - next period they made their\r\n            <lb />Appearance four days earlier, but altho\' they were expected on\r\n            <lb />Monday they have not yet appeared in this case would\r\n            <lb />you think it proper to make tryal of any of the <action n=\"33\">Aperient\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"278\">Neutral Salts</ingredient></action> ---------- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Renton desires his Compliments to you, and Expects to hear from\r\n            <lb />you soon I remain\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Sir Your very <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> Servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />W<sup>m.</sup> Wightman\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Eymouth August 19<sup>th.</sup>\r\n                <lb />1784\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <handShift />\r\n                \r\n                <p>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> <choice><abbr>W<sup>m.</sup></abbr><expan>William</expan></choice> Wightman\r\n                    <lb /><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> Miss Renton\r\n                    <lb /><choice><abbr>Aug<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 1784\r\n                    <lb />V. xvi p.134.150\r\n                    \r\n                </p>\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>    \r\n    \r\n</body>', 2502, 11, '2015-04-10 10:55:59', 64),
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Your <treatment n=\"1\">bleedings</treatment>\r\n            <lb />have certainly been very well judged and have had good\r\n            <lb />effects and I am clear that there still may be occasion\r\n            <lb />for repeating it but I must leave the time and\r\n            <lb />quantity to your discretion. I am glad to find you\r\n            <lb />have got the <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> applied and hope it shall be\r\n            <lb />with good effects. I think the Regimen advised\r\n            <lb />must be continued and I am glad to find the Asses\r\n            <lb />Milk begun and I beg She may take it to the\r\n            <lb />quantity that her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> can easily digest. I\r\n            <lb />am extremely concerned to find the state of the weather\r\n            <lb />so unfavourable to Miss Renton but I beg\r\n            <lb />you will miss no opportunity of tolerable weather\r\n           \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />to set her abroad in a Carriage from which I appreÂ¬\r\n            <lb />hend no increase of a <symptom n=\"35\">spitting of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart></symptom> unless the Carriage\r\n            <lb />is very ill hung or the roads that She travels very\r\n            <lb />rough. I have had instances of Persons Spitting no\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> when they travelled in a Carriage and only\r\n            <lb />when they sat still. With respect to the <condition n=\"8\">ceasing\r\n            <lb />of the Menses</condition> I consider it as a symptom and not\r\n            <lb />as a cause but I should be glad to relieve it. I\r\n            <lb />don\'t however know of any Salts that are likely\r\n            <lb />to be of service but I have given you on other page\r\n            <lb />a Prescription which has been recommended in\r\n            <lb />such cases <add place=\"above\"><condition n=\"1\">of Phthisis</condition></add> but which I hardly employ <del>least</del>\r\n            <lb />except for an <condition n=\"8\">AmenorrhÅ“a</condition> attending it. 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What ever plan you may think\r\n        <lb />proper to propose, I shall take care to have put in\r\n        <lb />execution. By the same opportunity I take the liberty\r\n        <lb />of sending you a copy of the Bills of Mortality for last\r\n        <lb />year and should be happy if you had leisure to make any\r\n        <lb />observations on the case of Ann Liddle.</p>\r\n<p><lb />I will not fail to inform you\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n    <lb />of the event of <condition n=\"6\">the case of Diabetes</condition>, which I am afraid\r\n        <lb />will terminate at last in the same way as that\r\n        <lb />disorder usually does; at present appearances are\r\n        <lb />not so favourable as they were when I wrote last.</p>\r\n<p><lb />That you may continue to enjoy good health\r\n        <lb />for a series of years is the sincere wish of your</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>very humble <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n    <signed>John Heysham</signed></closer>\r\n<postscript><p><lb />P.S. I believe the boy\'s friends would wish that D<sup>r</sup> Monro might\r\n    <lb />also be consulted especially with regard to <symptom n=\"13\">the complaint\r\n        <lb />in <bodypart n=\"7\">his ears</bodypart></symptom>. be kind enough to present my respectful\r\n    <lb /><choice><abbr>comp<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>compliments</expan></choice> to D<sup>r</sup> Monro and inform him I <choice><abbr>rec<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>received</expan></choice> his kind letter\r\n        <lb />and mean to return him my sincere thanks in a little\r\n        <lb />time.</p></postscript></div>\r\n   <div>\r\n       <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n<p><lb />D<sup>r</sup> Cullen</p>\r\n       <handShift />\r\n <annot><lb />D<sup>r</sup> Heysham\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Leveck\r\n     <lb /><choice><abbr>Aug.</abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 1783\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div></body>', 2298, 2, '2013-12-11 15:43:08', 75),
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This will be safer &amp; better than comon\r\n        <lb />small beer, but the later will be safer than water which\r\n      <lb />is <symptom n=\"24\">always ready to increase that Costiveness</symptom> which your\r\n        <lb />Ladyship is disposed to. It will be proper to avoid every\r\n      <lb />kind of drink stronger than these I have mentioned. I <choice><abbr>w<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />not absolutely forbid a little Wine or wine &amp; water at times\r\n        <lb />but I think that the less wine you take the better I think\r\n      <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />both Tea &amp; Coffee improper &amp; at best that the tea if taken\r\n      <lb />at all should be Bohea &amp; very weak. <ingredient n=\"70\" t=\"19\">Sassafras tea</ingredient> <choice><abbr>w<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>would</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb />be a safe &amp; I think an agreeable Breakfast very well\r\n      <lb />suited to mend <symptom n=\"21\">any heat of <bodypart n=\"48\">the blood</bodypart></symptom>.</p>\r\n<p><lb />In the way of medicine the first case must be\r\n    <lb />to avoid <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> &amp; for this purpose I have found it\r\n    <lb />difficult to find <action n=\"21\">a Laxative</action> that is suited to your LadyÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ships Constitution but I have now here inclosed a prescripÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tion for one which I hope will answer It is in the\r\n        <lb />form of pills &amp; I hope one or two taken every second\r\n        <lb />or third night at bed time will keep you regular\r\n    <lb /><action n=\"24\">without purging</action>.</p>\r\n    <p><lb /><action n=\"25\">For cooling</action> <bodypart n=\"48\">your blood</bodypart> I have also inclosed a preÂ¬\r\n        <lb />scription for some powders of which I should desire your\r\n        <lb />Ladyship to take one every night at bedtime for two\r\n        <lb />or three weeks &amp; you may even take them upon the nights\r\n        <lb />you take the pills I hope they will be of service both to\r\n        <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">your stomach</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart>.</p>\r\n  <p><lb />For going to the bottom of your Ladyships ailments\r\n        <lb />as well as I can there is a medicine I have to propose\r\n        <lb />but I think the present season is unfavourable &amp;\r\n        <lb />that you should not begin to it till sometime next\r\n        <lb />month. In the mean time I have inclosed the prescription\r\n        <lb />It must be continued for at least two or three weeks at one\r\n        <lb />time before you can judge of its good effects</p></div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <head>For the Countess of Dunmore</head>\r\n<recipe><choice>\r\n    <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes Socotr.</ingredient> Ê’I <ingredient n=\"77\">Gambog.</ingredient> gr: X <ingredient n=\"93\">sal polychr.</ingredient> â„ˆI\r\n        <lb />Terito simul in pulverem dein adde <ingredient n=\"169\">Extr: Gentian</ingredient> Ê’I <ingredient n=\"75\">mucil\r\n        <lb />g. arab:</ingredient> q. s. ut f. mass ex cujus singulis semidrachmis form<sup>r.</sup>\r\n        <lb />pilulÃ¦ sex.\r\n        <lb />Sig. <action n=\"21\">Laxative pills</action> one or two for a dose at bedtime</orig>\r\n    <reg>Take a drachm of <ingredient n=\"3\">Socotrine Aloes</ingredient>, 10 grains of <ingredient n=\"77\">Gamboge</ingredient> and a scruple of <ingredient n=\"93\">Polychrest Salt</ingredient>. \r\n        Rub together into a powder, then add a drachm of <ingredient n=\"169\">Gentian Extract</ingredient> and enough <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic paste</ingredient> \r\n       to make a mass from which to form 6 pills of a half-drachm each.\r\n       Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative pills</action> one or two for a dose at bedtime</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n    <recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig><lb />â„ž. <ingredient n=\"357\">Sal. nitr.</ingredient> trit. <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnam:</ingredient> trit: ad gr. V <ingredient n=\"84\">mag: alb:</ingredient> gr XX\r\n            <lb />â„³. f. pulv. et f. h. m. dos. â„– XII\r\n            <lb />Sig. <action n=\"25\">Cooling powders</action>one to be taken in a little water every night\r\n        <lb />at bed time</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take 5 grains each of rubbed <ingredient n=\"357\">Salts of Nitre</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient>, and 20 grains of <ingredient n=\"84\">White Magnesia</ingredient>.\r\n            Mix to make a powder and in this way make 12 doses. Label: <action n=\"25\">Cooling powders</action> one to be taken in a little water every night at bed time</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n    <recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig><lb />â„ž. <ingredient n=\"15\">Rad Sars.</ingredient> â„¥ij <ingredient n=\"193\">Rad. bardan</ingredient> â„¥i Coq: ex aquÃ¦ lbIV\r\n            <lb />ad lbij addens sub finem <ingredient n=\"70\">Rad: sassafras</ingredient> Ê’ij <ingredient n=\"121\">â€“â€“ glycirrh.</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />ras. â„¥i Colatur Signa <action n=\"33\">Aperient Apozem</action> a pint to be taken\r\n        <lb />in divided draughts every day.</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take 2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"15\">Sarsaparilla Root</ingredient> and an ounce of <ingredient n=\"193\">Burdock Root</ingredient>. Cook down from 4 pints of water to 2, \r\n            adding towards the end 2 drachms of <ingredient n=\"70\">Sassafras Root</ingredient> and and ounce of grated <ingredient n=\"121\">Liquorice Root</ingredient>. Strain. Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient Apothegm</action> a pint to be taken in divided draughts every day.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n    <recipe><choice>\r\n        <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"110\" t=\"20\">Vin. antimon.</ingredient> â„¥ij S. <action n=\"33\">Aperient drops</action> 50 every night\r\n        <lb />at bed time in a draught of the Apozem.</orig>\r\n        <reg>Take 2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"110\" t=\"20\">Antimonial Wine</ingredient>. Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient drops></action> 50 every night at bed time in a draught of the Apothegm.</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 2. <choice><abbr>Febr<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1781</dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 1083, 2, '2013-09-23 16:53:52', 75),
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The powders &amp; Electuary\r\n        <lb />are both done &amp; <add place=\"above\">I</add> cannot get\r\n        <lb />them here so pray whatever\r\n        <lb />you prescribe make them keep\r\n        <lb />the receipt that I may send\r\n        <lb />to them <add place=\"above\">for more</add> when I want it.\r\n     <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />my Daughters beg their best\r\n     <lb /><choice><abbr>Comp<sup>ts.</sup></abbr><expan>Compliments</expan></choice> I am Sir</p>\r\n        <closer><salute>your obliged\r\n        <lb />&amp; obedient\r\n        <lb />humble servant</salute>\r\n            <signed><u>C: Dunmore</u></signed></closer></div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n   <handShift />\r\n        <annot><lb />Countess of Dunmore\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> 1780\r\n        <lb />XI. p. 120.</annot>\r\n    </div></body>', 1957, 9, '2013-09-09 11:33:01', 90),
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I advise you therefore to try it but by\r\n            <lb />all means try it by degrees and before you are at the\r\n            <lb />expense of the Carriage and horse I think it is possible\r\n            <lb />for you to get an Open Chaise to borrow or Hyre in\r\n            <lb />which you may make the proper trial only minding\r\n            <lb />that some perseverance is necessary in all the trials\r\n            <lb />you make. I am with great regard,\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir,\r\n                <lb />your most Obedient Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 8<sup>th.</sup> May\r\n                <lb /><u>1783</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4628, 13, '2013-09-09 11:42:55', 15),
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But for relieving both I would willingly give\r\n        <lb />him a Sea Voyage with some change of Climate and\r\n        <lb />manner of life but how this is to be execute the People\r\n        <lb />who know the date of our Trade and Navigation can tell\r\n        <lb />much better than I but if no better can be devised\r\n        <lb />I would propose his going several times backwards\r\n        <lb />and forwards between Leith and London.</p>\r\n <p><lb />If something of this kind cannot be proposed or\r\n     <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />submitted to he must live constantly in the Country and take\r\n        <lb />there what exercise he can easily bear but better than living\r\n        <lb />at home I think he should go to the Highlands and drink\r\n        <lb />Goat whey. In doing this however I think the places on the\r\n        <lb />side of Lochlomond to which the people of Glasgow commonly\r\n        <lb />resort are too low and closs and that he should seek for a\r\n        <lb />higher, cooler and more airy situation. Such perhaps may\r\n        <lb />be found in the West but I am more certain of their being\r\n        <lb />found in Persia<note>An obvious mishearing of  \'Perthshire\' on the part of the transcriber and, as such, unusually firm evidence of dictation.</note> in the neighbourhood of Crief or Dunkeld</p>\r\n <p><lb />When one or other of the measures mentioned shall\r\n        <lb />be agreed on I shall be ready to give him what my time\r\n        <lb />will not allow me to do now, more particular directions\r\n        <lb />for his conduct. 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One of these is to be\r\n            <lb />taken <del>in t</del> dissolved in half a Mutckin of Spring\r\n            <lb />water three times every day. This is the only meÂ¬\r\n            <lb />dicine necessary at present but I have taken\r\n            <lb />the opportunity of delivering the Packet inclosing\r\n            <lb />in it a small Syringe which may be hereafter\r\n            <lb />necessary.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In such a Case a proper regimen is of much\r\n            <lb />consequence and you will please to observe the\r\n            <lb />following. Your Breakfast may be of Tea as\r\n            <lb />usual but with dry toast without butter, if it\r\n            <lb />is agreeable to put over your Bread to Spread\r\n            <lb />it with Currant Jelly you may take this freely\r\n            <lb />but for the same purpose Marmalade is not\r\n            <lb />proper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At dinner you may take Broth of any\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />kind as largely as you please. You may also <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />take a bit of any plain meat you please but the more\r\n            <lb />Sparing you are in this Article the better and you\r\n            <lb />should fill up your Meal with Broth, Pudding\r\n            <lb />and Vegetables. You must take no Salted meats\r\n            <lb />and no pepper or other Spiceries to any thing you\r\n            <lb />take. 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He was however <symptom n=\"55\">very\r\n        <lb />drowzy the next day</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"6\">his spirits were\r\n            <lb />much worse than usual</symptom>. <treatment n=\"1\">As the bleeding\r\n        <lb />had been so long continued</treatment> I did not chuse\r\n        <lb />to stop it at once but since I had your\r\n        <lb />last letter <treatment n=\"1\">I have taken away only a\r\n        <lb />teacupful from him every fortnight</treatment>, before\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"5\">the time the fit is to be expected</symptom>. <symptom n=\"1\">His\r\n        <lb />headachs</symptom> have now almost entirely left\r\n        <lb />him, <symptom n=\"15\">his pulse is generally about 90</symptom>\r\n        <lb />&amp; his appetite is very good. <symptom n=\"4\">His cough has <add place=\"above\">been</add>\r\n            <lb />better</symptom> for some weeks past, <symptom n=\"35\">he has spit up\r\n                <lb />no blood</symptom> &amp; he complains of <bodypart n=\"26\">no pains in\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />his breast</bodypart>. For these six weeks past he\r\n        <lb />has drunk asses milk night &amp; morning\r\n        <lb />&amp; I think he has been the better of it.\r\n        <lb />The <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> he so much complained of\r\n        <lb />is greatly gone &amp; <symptom n=\"63\"><bodypart n=\"23\">his ancles</bodypart> swell little\r\n            <lb />or none</symptom>, <treatment n=\"1\"><bodypart n=\"48\">the blood</bodypart> taken from him</treatment> has\r\n        <lb />still the buffy coat. The voyage or journey\r\n        <lb />you recommend has not yet been settled\r\n        <lb />as from his illness he would need some person\r\n        <lb />with him who knew his complaints &amp; could\r\n        <lb />take care of him if they should attack him\r\n        <lb />more violently. I would fain hope tho\'\r\n        <lb />his case looks still very unpromising\r\n        <lb />it has not so bad an appearance as it\r\n        <lb />had about two months ago. If you have \r\n        <lb />no objections, till he leaves this country the\r\n        <lb />plan we are at present upon shall be\r\n        <lb />followed &amp; in case any other symptom\r\n        <lb />should appear, I shall write you. With \r\n        <lb />respectful Compliments to M<sup>rs</sup> Cullen</p> \r\n        <closer><salute>I am Dear Sir with great\r\n            <lb />regard your obliged humble <choice><abbr>ser.</abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>William Hamilton</signed></closer></div>\r\n    <div><pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p><lb />D<sup>r</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh</p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot><lb />M<sup>r</sup> Alston\r\n            <lb />of Glasgow\r\n            <lb />XV. p. 4, 62, 78, 104, 217</annot>\r\n    </div></body>', 2387, 2, '2013-11-21 17:22:22', 101),
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He has\r\n        <lb />left off every thing that could be supposed to\r\n        <lb />encrease it, &amp; <ingredient n=\"14\">he has used opiates</ingredient> in\r\n        <lb />small quantities without much benefit.\r\n        <lb />I should have had less fear in increasing\r\n        <lb />the <ingredient n=\"58\">quantity of Laudanum</ingredient> with any other\r\n        <lb />person, but with him I was affraid of\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"5\">bringing on the fits</symptom> with more violence.\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"63\"><bodypart n=\"17\">His legs</bodypart> are now very much swelled &amp; the\r\n        <lb />swelling is going up upon <bodypart n=\"18\">his thighs</bodypart></symptom>.\r\n        <lb /><treatment n=\"39\">They are regularly rubbed</treatment>, but without\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />any effect. <symptom n=\"15\">His pulse is about 120 &amp; very\r\n        <lb />small &amp; full</symptom>. His appetite continues very\r\n        <lb />good, &amp; was it not for <symptom n=\"31\">the looseness</symptom> he\r\n        <lb />would sleep tolerably thro the night, as he\r\n        <lb />is always roused three or four times &amp; kept\r\n        <lb />on the vase each time for half an hour.\r\n        <lb /><symptom n=\"86\">I have tried the Expectoration &amp; it is evidently\r\n        <lb />purulent</symptom>. I shall be happy to hear from\r\n        <lb />you, how we may alliviate these\r\n        <lb />distressing symptoms, &amp; whether <ingredient n=\"58\">the\r\n        <lb />Laudanum may be given</ingredient> in more\r\n        <lb />than 30 or 35 drops thro the 24 hours\r\n        <lb />which is our present dose. I beg my\r\n        <lb />respectful Compliments to M<sup>rs</sup> Cullen</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>I ever am Dear Sir\r\n    <lb />with the highest Esteem\r\n    <lb />your obliged humble servant</salute>\r\n    <signed>William Hamilton</signed>\r\n    <dateline>Glasgow\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 5<sup>th</sup>\r\n  <lb />1783</dateline></closer></div>\r\n    <div><pb n=\"3\" />\r\n     <p><lb />D<sup>r</sup> Cullen\r\n        <lb />Edinburgh</p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot><lb />M<sup>r</sup> W. Hamilton\r\n        <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Alston.\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1783.\r\n        <lb />V. XV. p. 278</annot>\r\n    </div></body>', 2331, 2, '2013-12-04 17:02:39', 100),
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In whatever shape he moves his\r\n        <lb />course must be directed to the South &amp; proceed in that way\r\n        <lb />till he meets with a very mild &amp; almost warm Climate:\r\n        <lb />he may reside there for a little while, but at this season\r\n        <lb />he cannot reside long for in such places considerable\r\n        <lb />heats may soon set in &amp; whenever they do he should\r\n        <lb />then leave these places &amp; return again to the North.\r\n        <lb />This is the only advice I can offer at present and have\r\n        <lb />only to add that wherever he goes though <action n=\"36\">his AntiÂ¬\r\n        <lb />phlogistic regimen</action> has not been <add place=\"above\">so</add> successful as we\r\n        <lb />wished I think it cannot be entirely deserted.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />Wishing better health to your patient &amp; every good\r\n        <lb />thing to yourself I am most sincerely Dear William</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>Your most obedient servant</salute>\r\n        <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 17<sup>th</sup>\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 17<u>83</u></dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 711, 2, '2013-09-18 17:21:00', 71);
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I am clear for your <treatment n=\"1\">continuing the bleedings</treatment>\r\n        <lb />and diet you mention but while the latter is strictly obÂ¬\r\n    <lb />served <treatment n=\"70\">your evacuations may be more moderate</treatment>. I think\r\n    <lb />the pills may be laid aside <treatment n=\"70\">till the evacuations have been\r\n        <lb />practised for some time</treatment>, but in place of the pills he may\r\n        <lb />take the Electuary prescribed on t\'other page. I am always\r\n        <lb />with affection and regard</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>Dear William\r\n    <lb />your most obedient servant</salute>\r\n    <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 28<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />1782</dateline></closer></div>\r\n    <div><pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Alston</head>\r\n        <recipe><choice><orig>â„ž pulv. <ingredient n=\"22\">rad. valerian. silv.</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />â€“â€“â€“â€“ <ingredient n=\"1\">cort. Peruv.</ingredient> @ â„¥j\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">â€“â€“â€“â€“ cinnamom.</ingredient>\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"35\">Limatur. Mart.</ingredient> pp<sup>t.</sup> @ Ê’ij\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"21\">Cons. e cort. aurant.</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. Simpl.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. Electuarium\r\n            <lb />Sig. <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Electuary</action> the bigness of a filbert\r\n        <lb />to be taken twice a day</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take an ounce each of ground <ingredient n=\"22\">Wood Valerian root</ingredient> and ground <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian bark</ingredient>, 2 drachms each of ground <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient> and prepared <ingredient n=\"35\">Powdered Steel</ingredient>, 2 ounces of <ingredient n=\"21\">Orange Peel conserve</ingredient>, and enough <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient> to make an Electuary. \r\n            Label: <action n=\"35\">Cephalic Electuary</action> the bigness of a filbert to be taken twice a day</reg>\r\n        </choice></recipe>\r\n        <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>28<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Dece<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><u>1782. â€“</u></dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 692, 9, '2013-09-09 13:51:20', 40),
(2789, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c4911\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:4911] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr William Wightman / Regarding: Miss Mary Renton (Patient) / 13 September 1784 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Luca Guariento</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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(2790, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c680\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:680] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow) / Regarding: Mr Thomas Alston (Patient), Mrs Janet Arnot (Alston) (of Silverwood) (Patient) / 7 December 1782 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Marianne Gilchrist</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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I have not the least doubt of your full and exact\r\n        <lb />execution of our plan and therefore must think it not\r\n        <lb />so well founded as I formerly did and tho I do not yet perÂ¬\r\n        <lb />ceive the ground of my mistake I cannot insist upon conÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tinuing the same measures. But whilst I give up these\r\n        <lb />measures as a cure of <condition n=\"1\">the disease</condition> I must observe that the\r\n        <lb />sudden ceasing from <treatment n=\"70\">such accustomed large evacuations</treatment>\r\n        <lb />may be extreamly dangerous and therefore that they should\r\n        <lb />be withdrawn by degrees only &amp; which I trust your discretion\r\n        <lb />will direct very properly. It will be particularly obvious\r\n        <lb />to you that <treatment n=\"70\">whilst the evacuations are to be in any meaÂ¬\r\n        <lb />sure omitted</treatment> it will be proper to continue the abstemious\r\n        <lb />course in diet and drinking and there cannot certainly\r\n        <lb />be any harm in continuing that for a long time to come.\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />With respect to what medicines are now to <add place=\"above\">be</add> employed I\r\n        <lb />am a little at a loss as I have no clear view of the peculiarity\r\n        <lb />of the case. I must therefore a little at random try the\r\n        <lb /><action n=\"3\">Antispasmodics</action> and the one I have the best opinion of is the\r\n        <lb /><ingredient n=\"146\">Cuprum ammoniacum</ingredient>. Let him begin to take a single\r\n        <lb />pill that is half a grain twice a day &amp; while that continues \r\n        <lb />to have any sensible <add place=\"above\">effect</add> the same dose may be continued but\r\n        <lb />if it has no such effect even at first or that afterwards by\r\n        <lb />repetition it comes to lose it let the dose be gradually inÂ¬\r\n        <lb />creased to what you find necessary. If you still can make\r\n        <lb />any judgement of <symptom n=\"5\">the time when a fit is to be expected</symptom> I would\r\n        <lb /><add place=\"above\">not</add> begin this medicine till within four or five days of the\r\n        <lb />period expected and after a trial at one or <add place=\"above\">two</add> periods I would\r\n        <lb />wish to have your remarks on every thing relating to <condition n=\"1\">the\r\n        <lb />disease</condition>. I am happy to hear that M<sup>rs</sup> Arnot is some\r\n        <lb />thing better but I have nothing new to offer with respect\r\n        <lb />to her. I am with affection &amp; regard Dear William</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>yours</salute>\r\n    <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 7<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>December</expan></choice> <u>1782.</u></dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 680, 3, '2013-10-05 16:34:39', 62),
(2791, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c643\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:643] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr William Hamilton (in Glasgow) / Regarding: Mr Thomas Alston (Patient), Mrs Janet Arnot (Alston) (of Silverwood) (Patient) / 1 October 1782 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Marianne Gilchrist</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2013-10-08\">8 October 2013</date> Last updated by Jenny Bann</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2013-09-09\">9 September 2013</date> XML file created by Marianne Gilchrist</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body><div>\r\n    <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n    <head>M<sup>r</sup> Alston</head>\r\n    <opener><salute>Dear Sir</salute></opener>\r\n    <p><lb />On the subject <add place=\"above\">of</add> M<sup>r</sup> Alstons disease\r\n        <lb />I need not say any thing for if he is to remain in this\r\n        <lb />country our plan is settled and so far as executed has succeeded\r\n        <lb />very well and therefore my only business now is to give my\r\n        <lb />opinion of the West Indies voyage. To do this very positively\r\n        <lb />would require a conjurer and I hope the family do not beÂ¬\r\n        <lb />lieve that I have any dealings with the Devil but I will\r\n        <lb />say what I think. I have known a change of climate\r\n        <lb />circumstances and manner of life prove a case of M<sup>r</sup>\r\n        <lb />Alstons disease and so far the voyage is likely to be of\r\n        <lb />service to him but I know a warm climate to be very\r\n        <lb />unfavorable to the disease and therefore think M<sup>r</sup> Alston\r\n        <lb />would run a great risk by being in the West Indies, and\r\n        <lb />think it must be something very strong that I would tempt\r\n        <lb />him to run that hazard. The family therefore must take\r\n        <lb />the positive Decision upon themselves. If he does go I\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />shall endeavour to direct his conduct as well as I can.</p>\r\n<p><lb />I wish with all my heart I could relieve M<sup>rs</sup> Arnot\r\n        <lb />but I don\'t find any thing to offer. Make my best\r\n        <lb />compliments to all the family and believe me to be very\r\n        <lb />sincerely</p>\r\n    <closer><salute>Dear William,\r\n        <lb />Your affectionate &amp; most obedient servant</salute>\r\n        <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        <dateline><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 1<sup>st</sup> <choice><abbr>Octo<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice>\r\n        <lb /><u>1782</u></dateline></closer>\r\n   <postscript><p><lb />There is a Midwife at Glasgow M<sup>rs</sup> M<sup>c</sup>wright\r\n        <lb />who formerly had a particular connexion with my family\r\n        <lb />If you can be of any service to her it will be very obliging\r\n        <lb />to us. â€“â€“â€“â€“</p></postscript></div>\r\n       </body>', 643, 2, '2013-10-08 14:34:51', 70),
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You are to prepare it\r\n        <lb />as exactly as you can according to the last edition of our\r\n        <lb />Dispensatory<note>Cullen is probably referring to instructions in the <i>Pharmacopoeia Collegii Regii Medicorum Edinburgensis</i> (Edinburgh: 1783) [pp. 170-72], which was commonly titled <i>The Dispensatory</i> in English translations.</note> But with all the pains you can take\r\n        <lb />you will find it almost impossible to make it exactly\r\n        <lb />of the same degree of strength at different times and\r\n        <lb />therefore I regulate the dose by the broth it is always\r\n        <lb />to be taken in and for this purpose I give my patients\r\n        <lb />the following directions</p>\r\n<p><lb />Take four Ounces of lean Beef. Chop it pretty small\r\n        <lb />and put it into a Chopin of soft water. Set <del>these</del> this\r\n        <lb />in a pan over the fire and let it heat slowly till it boils\r\n        <lb />and let it boil slowly till one half of the water is boiled \r\n        <lb />away. then strain off the broth through a table napkin.\r\n        <lb />Take care always that rather more than less of the water\r\n        <lb />is boiled away and when it is strained off let it be\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />measured exactly, supply what is wanting of a mutckin by\r\n        <lb />adding as much boiling water as will make the broth exactly\r\n        <lb />of that measure and if you always work exactly by weight\r\n        <lb />and measure you will have every day as nearly as\r\n        <lb />possible a broth of the same strength and quality.</p>\r\n<p><lb />Take half a mutkin of this broth and put into\r\n    <lb />it <ingredient n=\"100\">forty drops of the Lixivium</ingredient> and stir it about among\r\n    <lb />the broth. If now you can taste in the broth <ingredient n=\"100\">the Lixivium</ingredient>\r\n        <lb />pretty strongly, the dose of it is enough but as I expect\r\n        <lb />you will hardly from this quantity find the taste of the\r\n        <lb />Lixivium you must add five drops more and perhaps\r\n    <lb />five to that and in short you are to add <ingredient n=\"100\">small quanÂ¬\r\n        <lb />tities of the Lixivium</ingredient> till the taste of it becomes evident\r\n        <lb />without being disagreeable &amp; this is the dose you are\r\n        <lb />to take every day twice if your stomach bears it.\r\n        <lb />The best times are for the first dose at one oClock\r\n        <lb />or at least an hour or more before Dinner when\r\n        <lb />I hope it may stand for part of your Dinner. The\r\n        <lb />time for the other dose is Eight oClock at night\r\n    <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />when I think with a little dry toast it may stand\r\n        <lb />for the whole of your Supper. I have only to add that\r\n        <lb />it will be proper for you to have a small Phial into\r\n    <lb />which you are to put <ingredient n=\"100\">some of the Lixivium</ingredient> in order\r\n        <lb />that you may drop it from thence more conveniently\r\n        <lb />than you could from M<sup>r.</sup> Hamiltons bottle.</p>\r\n <p><lb />The meaning of this last article is that I suppose\r\n     <lb />you will give M<sup>r.</sup> Alston <ingredient n=\"100\">an Eight Ounce Phial\r\n        <lb />of the Lixivium</ingredient> at once and that the frequent opening\r\n     <lb />of it would weaken <action n=\"9\">the Caustic state</action>\r\n        <lb />and both for this reason and for more\r\n        <lb />convenient dropping I proposed the\r\n        <lb />use of a small Phial. I suppose you will transcribe\r\n        <lb />the above directions and you will please add a few\r\n        <lb />things concerning his Diet which must be chiefly\r\n        <lb />without acids and acescents and therefore without ferÂ¬\r\n        <lb />mented liquors and with little of fresh Vegetables.\r\n        <lb />If I had room I would have said a little of Mr Thomas Diet of\r\n        <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> which I would allow almost every day of a little broth made\r\n        <lb /><unclear>of</unclear> Portable Soup and for the rest he is to employ all the variety of \r\n        <lb /><unclear>farinacea</unclear> and fruit that he can command. Hurrying again to the\r\n<illegible w=\"1\" /><note>Context suggests this unreadable word might be \"post\".</note>\r\n\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n    <closer>Dear William most sincerely yours\r\n\r\n<signed>W<sup>m</sup> Cullen</signed></closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n\r\n</body>', 4699, 3, '2013-10-02 15:59:43', 108),
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The\r\n        <lb />carrying the milk from any distance that requires\r\n        <lb />it to be heated over the fire before the rennet is put\r\n        <lb />to it is with some disadvantage and if M<sup>r.</sup> Alston\r\n        <lb />can get the milk yearned with the heat it has\r\n        <lb />from the Goats I would wish him to have it done\r\n        <lb />but it requires such attention and apparatus that\r\n        <lb />I cannot insist upon it and for the rest of the conduct\r\n        <lb />I offer the following directions.</p>\r\n    <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n  <p><lb />The whey need only to be drunk in the morning for\r\n        <lb />drinking the cold whey at other times of day is improper\r\n        <lb />and drinking it in the Evening after various other\r\n      <lb />matter have been taken into <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart> is hardly of\r\n        <lb />any service.</p>\r\n  <p><lb />He should begin to take the whey by degrees hardly\r\n        <lb />above half a muchkin at two draughts for the first day\r\n        <lb />and increasing only by a Gill every day after till he\r\n      <lb />takes what quantity <bodypart n=\"46\">his stomach</bodypart> easily bears and\r\n        <lb />generally a Chopin is as much as is proper. The\r\n      <lb />going faster or gorging <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart> with too great a\r\n        <lb />quantity often prevents its being at all properly digested.</p>\r\n <p><lb />He should always take it in divided draughts\r\n        <lb />never above half a mutckin at once. He may begin\r\n        <lb />pretty early and he may take his first draught abed\r\n        <lb />but I would wish him to be up before he takes the\r\n        <lb />second. The draughts may be taken at the interval\r\n        <lb />of half an hour and he should walk about <add place=\"above\">gently</add> during\r\n        <lb />that interval if the weather allows of it but in cold\r\n     <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <lb />and moist weather he should keep within doors\r\n        <lb /><supplied>o</supplied>r perhaps ly a bed till he has taken a second draught.\r\n        <lb />He should not take Breakfast for an hour after finishing\r\n        <lb />the whey and in that interval he should walk out if\r\n        <lb />possible.</p>\r\n    <p><lb />If taking the whey <symptom n=\"8\">hurts very much his appetite</symptom>\r\n        <lb />for Breakfast or if he finds the whey does not pass fully\r\n        <lb />the urine and moderately by stool, he should judge that\r\n        <lb />he takes it too largely and therefore should diminish\r\n        <lb />the quantity but if the contrary of these happens he may\r\n        <lb />indulge in it a little more than I have mentioned. It\r\n     <lb />is particularly to be observed that <action n=\"24\">if it proves remarÂ¬\r\n        <lb />kably purgative</action> it may do much harm and he must\r\n        <lb />perhaps abstain from it altogether.</p>\r\n  <p><lb />At Breakfast he may take Cocoa Tea with dry\r\n        <lb />toast and a very little Butter and at least a little of\r\n        <lb />this will be safer than Currant Jelly, marmalade \r\n        <lb />or other sweet things.</p>\r\n <p><lb />At Dinner he may have some Beef tea and\r\n     <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <lb />Bread or some Chicken Broth with very fine Barley\r\n        <lb />or Rice but besides these Broths I would hardly have\r\n        <lb />him to take any other kind of Animal food. For the\r\n        <lb />rest of his Dinner and also for his Supper he may\r\n        <lb />take Cows Milk and farinacea of every kind and vaÂ¬\r\n        <lb />rously prepared as he may like best. Much Garden\r\n        <lb />things do not commonly agree well with Goat whey\r\n        <lb />but a little young Turnips, a few young Pease or a little\r\n        <lb /><add place=\"above\">well</add> boiled Collyflower he may take now and then.</p>\r\n<p><lb />His drink must be plain water. Malt liquor\r\n        <lb />of any kind is improper and neither wine nor Spirits\r\n        <lb />and water can be quite safe for him but the latter in\r\n        <lb />very moderate quantity is the only one that can be\r\n    <lb />admitted for correcting <symptom n=\"7\">the flatulency</symptom> of the whey.</p>\r\n<p><lb />A great part of the benefit M<sup>r.</sup> Alston can receive\r\n        <lb />from the Highlands must depend upon his being much\r\n        <lb />in the open air and in gentle exercise. He may walk\r\n        <lb />out as often as neither rain, cold winds or great heat\r\n        <lb />of the Sun do not prevent it and that he can always\r\n        <lb />find a perfectly dry walk but he must always walk\r\n    <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <lb />very gently never <del>long</del> up hill nor ever long at one time\r\n    <lb />so as <del>in a</del> <symptom n=\"21\">ever in any way to be heated</symptom> <symptom n=\"9\">or fatigued</symptom> by\r\n        <lb />his exercise. He would be greatly the better for going\r\n        <lb />on horseback but there are some doubts of <subst><del>his</del><add place=\"above\">its</add></subst> being\r\n        <lb />perfectly safe in his Case and certainly it must not\r\n        <lb />be tried without his having a Servant Riding or\r\n        <lb />walking by him. Whether he can have the use of a\r\n        <lb />Carriage at Crief I am doubtful and whether he\r\n        <lb />can carry a carriage along with him I leave you to\r\n        <lb />Judge. I think it would be of so much use for him\r\n        <lb />that the expence of it should be admitted. I need hardly\r\n        <lb />say that he should give the utmost attention and take\r\n        <lb />every precaution against cold and amongst the rest\r\n        <lb />that his flannel shirt should be continued during\r\n        <lb />the whole of Summer.</p>\r\n<p><lb />I can hardly think of any medicines that can\r\n        <lb />be necessary or proper to mix with his course of Goat\r\n        <lb />whey. The only remedy that I can suspect might \r\n    <lb />be occasionally proper is <treatment n=\"1\">the taking a little blood from\r\n    <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n    <lb /><bodypart n=\"12\">his arm</bodypart></treatment> but the occasions for this I must leave you to Judge\r\n        <lb />of as you have had many more opportunities of Judging in\r\n        <lb />this matter and always managed them with propriety &amp;\r\n        <lb />success.</p>\r\n<p><lb />I am very willing to give the best advice I can to\r\n        <lb />my old acquaintance M<sup>r</sup> Alston Senior. I am persuaded his\r\n    <lb />Case is <condition n=\"17\">a Stone in <bodypart n=\"56\">the bladder</bodypart></condition> and I think you should propos<supplied>e</supplied>\r\n    <lb />to <treatment n=\"12\">have the matter ascertained in one way or another by the\r\n        <lb />Catheter</treatment>. In the mean time I think you are using very\r\n    <lb />proper remedies in <ingredient n=\"32\">the Lime water</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"61\"><choice><orig>Uva Ursi</orig><reg>Bear Berry</reg></choice></ingredient> and\r\n        <lb />if these seem to have little effect, especially after giving\r\n    <lb />the <ingredient n=\"61\"><choice><orig>Uva Ursi</orig><reg>Bear Berry</reg></choice></ingredient> for some time in double the present quanÂ¬\r\n    <lb />tity you must have recourse to <ingredient n=\"100\">the Lixivium</ingredient> and <condition n=\"17\">if a\r\n        <lb />stone should be actually found</condition> you know the only certain\r\n        <lb />remedy and which I hope his Constitution is very fit to\r\n        <lb />bear. With my Compliments to all the Family I am\r\n        <lb />most sincerely</p>\r\n  <closer><salute>Dear William\r\n  <lb />your very humble servant</salute>\r\n  <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n      <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 9<sup>th.</sup> June\r\n          <lb />17<u>83</u></dateline></closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4644, 2, '2013-11-21 15:30:17', 135),
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I think the case is absolutely desperate and \r\n        <lb />you can have nothing to do but while he lives to\r\n        <lb />keep him as easy as you can. The urgent symptom\r\n        <lb />is <symptom n=\"31\">the looseness</symptom> and the only certain relief is to be\r\n        <lb />obtained by <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> and from which in the necessary\r\n        <lb />quantity you must not be restrained by the fear\r\n        <lb />of <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom>, if <illegible w=\"3\" /> <ingredient n=\"14\">the moderate use of the\r\n        <lb />opiate</ingredient> is not likely to bring them on and I think\r\n        <lb />fifty drops is just <unclear>now as moderate a dose as</unclear> <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n        <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> a fortnight before. But in the present Case\r\n        <lb />I can give you relief by proposing your giving <ingredient n=\"14\">the\r\n            <lb />opiate</ingredient> <treatment n=\"6\">in glysters</treatment> better adapted to his Case and\r\n        <lb />less <unclear>liable to affect the system</unclear> <illegible w=\"4\" />\r\n        <lb /><illegible w=\"2\" /> by <bodypart n=\"2\">the mouth</bodypart>. I give you one other\r\n        <lb />formula I have employed with great\r\n       <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <lb />conveniency and advantage. Wishing <unclear>you heartily</unclear>\r\n        <lb />success with Compliments to M<sup>r.</sup> Alston <unclear>and family</unclear>\r\n        <lb />I am most sincerely</p>\r\n        <closer><salute>Dear William\r\n        <lb />your most Obedient servant</salute>\r\n        <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 6<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />1783</dateline>\r\n        </closer></div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r.</sup> Thomas Alston</head>\r\n        <recipe><choice>\r\n            <orig><lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum. Arabic.</ingredient> Ê’iij\r\n                <lb />Aq. fervent. â„¥iij\r\n        <lb />Solve et colaturÃ¦ adde\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"58\" t=\"1\">Tinct. Thebaic.</ingredient> g<sup>tt.</sup> 20.\r\n                <lb />et sit <treatment n=\"6\">pro enemate</treatment> omni nocte h.s. <treatment n=\"8\">injeciendo</treatment>.</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take 3 drachms of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient> and 3 ounces of hot water. Dissolve and to the strainings add 20 drops of <ingredient n=\"58\" t=\"1\">Thebaic Tincture</ingredient>, and <treatment n=\"8\">let it be injected</treatment> <treatment n=\"6\">as an enema</treatment> every night at bedtime.</reg>\r\n      </choice></recipe>\r\n        <closer><signed>W.C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline> 6<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Octo<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />1783.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div></body>', 4723, 2, '2013-11-20 16:21:51', 100);
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If the pains\r\n            <lb />extending from her <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart> to <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> should at any\r\n            <lb />time be fixed and urgent a <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> upon the part\r\n            <lb />is the only remedy that can give relief. For her <symptom n=\"5\"><symptom n=\"21\">hot\r\n            <lb />fits</symptom></symptom> and <symptom n=\"28\">sweatings</symptom> the acid mixture I prescribed in\r\n            <lb />my letter of Monday is the only remedy that I can\r\n            <lb />promise upon. If it does not answer let me know\r\n            <lb />and in the mean time let M<sup>r.</sup> and M<sup>rs.</sup> Renton\r\n            <lb />know that I feel their distress very much for the\r\n          \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />danger of <illegible w=\"3\" /> Daughter and <illegible w=\"3\" />\r\n            <lb />no trouble in giving her every relief in any <illegible w=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />it is a most difficult matters <unclear>White</unclear> however on <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />as possible. 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I am at all times\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />most Respectfully\r\n                <lb />Your very <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>W<sup>m.</sup></abbr><expan>William</expan></choice> Wightman\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Eymouth <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 17<sup>th.</sup>\r\n                <lb />1784\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <handShift />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> <choice><abbr>W.</abbr><expan>William</expan></choice> Wightman\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> Miss Renton\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1784\r\n            <lb />V. 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The <condition n=\"8\">irregularity of her monthly affair</condition> may\r\n            <lb />certainly have aggravated her Ailments very much but\r\n            <lb />that <condition n=\"8\">irregularity</condition> may be as much the effect of her general\r\n            <lb />disorder as the cause of it and if we can rectify the general\r\n            <lb />Constitution we shall probably bring her monthly affairs\r\n            <lb />into their proper course.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For rectifying her general Constitution I have ordered\r\n            <lb />a medicine which if her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> will allow her to persist\r\n            <lb />in for some time, I have no doubt of its being of service\r\n            <lb />to her in every respect. 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I do\r\n            <lb />not determine the dose because it must be more or less\r\n            <lb />according to habits she has been in with respect to these\r\n            <lb />medicines. It must therefore be determined by her\r\n            <lb />Apothecary and I have only to observe that according\r\n            <lb />to what she has been accustomed to the dose should always\r\n            <lb />be a full one. 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82 He again ordered for him the wine as formerly\r\n            <lb />and the Pills to be repeated which was done, and had the\r\n            <lb />same effect as before - he continued taking the <action n=\"12\">diuretic\r\n            <lb />Wine</action> at times which agreed with him very well till\r\n            <lb />1<sup>st.</sup> May 83 when D<sup>r.</sup> Gregory thought proper to order for him\r\n            <lb />an infusion of the <ingredient n=\"176\">follium Digi<sup>t.</sup> purp<sup>re</sup></ingredient> of which he took a table\r\n            <lb />spoonful 2, 3 or 4 a day, without either <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom> or purging\r\n            <lb />him, but totally released and <symptom n=\"23\">weakned</symptom> him so much that he\r\n            <lb />was not able to walk up and Down the Room upon which\r\n            <lb />he tired of it, and D<sup>r.</sup> Gregory was wrote to who desired\r\n            <lb />that it might be droped. --- The <ingredient n=\"25\">Squill Wine</ingredient> afterwards was\r\n            <lb />made use of which agreed still well with him, with the\r\n            <lb />Help of the <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial Pills</ingredient>, by the use of which the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom>\r\n            <lb />has not increased till of late -- when about the end of\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Apr<sup>l.</sup></abbr><expan>April</expan></choice> last having gone to an Election, at some distance\r\n            <lb />either by sitting long in Court, or by <condition n=\"13\">Cold caught</condition> going from\r\n            <lb />it to his lodging -- Three days after when he returned\r\n            \r\n       <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> became more <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom> than ever, and had got up\r\n            <lb />so far as to affect his <bodypart n=\"32\">Scrotum</bodypart> and <unclear>breathing</unclear> -- some four\r\n            <lb />days after, I was Called and gave him the <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial pills</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />as before which had the desired effect of making his <bodypart n=\"2\">Gums</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />sore -- he took ten of them -- To Carry of the <symptom n=\"40\">Griping</symptom> which\r\n            <lb />they usually gave him, he was obliged to take 4 or 5 drops\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> with each Pill -- He is now taking the <ingredient n=\"25\">Squill\r\n            <lb />Wine</ingredient> to 4-5 or 6 Spoonfuls a day which agrees well with him\r\n            <lb />and proves very <action n=\"12\">diuretic</action>, and passes rather more that what\r\n            <lb />he drinks which is quite Clear without any Sediment\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Since the beginning of these Complaints M<sup>r.</sup> Cathcarts\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> has been always Good and still continues so, and\r\n            <lb />goes regularly to stool once a day -- His <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> has not been\r\n            <lb />so regular as could be wished. -- I very much wish that\r\n            <lb />he could be prevailed upon to take more exercise, and <unclear>possibly</unclear>\r\n            <lb />your recommending it may have that effect --- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />You\'ll please excuse the excuse the <unclear>incorrectness</unclear> of this and am\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Your <choice><abbr>Mo</abbr><expan>Most</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> Humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><u>George Hamilton</u>\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 2466, 2, '2014-01-27 18:05:10', 62),
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As I am not settled in a part of the world\r\n            <lb />which does not preclude all access to those Teachers to whose\r\n            <lb />Instruction principally I am indebted for the progress I have\r\n            <lb />made, whatever that may be, in the study of the medical art,\r\n            <lb />I shall be proud of their permission to keep up an intercourse\r\n            <lb />with them, by means of which indulgence I may hope\r\n            <lb />still to profit by their experience and advice. I can\r\n            <lb />not address you after so long an absence without remembering\r\n            <lb />the obligations you have confer\'d on me by your Instructions\r\n            <lb />your kind offices and your hospitality. For these, my dear\r\n            <lb />Sir, I beg you to accept my best acknowledgements. I shoud\r\n            <lb />have wrote to you to offer them soon after my arrival here\r\n            <lb />if I had <add place=\"above\">not</add> been attack\'d by a most severe disorder, a <symptom n=\"117\">malignant\r\n            <lb />sore <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart></symptom>, which reduced me to the greatest extremity and\r\n            <lb />has left me after four Months <symptom n=\"6\">without spirits</symptom> and almost\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />without life. The readiness you have shown upon all occaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sions to oblige me encourages me to ask your advice with\r\n            <lb />respect to a patient who has long been under my care &amp;\r\n            <lb />whose case appears to me to be desperate. It is briefly\r\n            <lb />this. He is about 65 years of age, of a melancholic temperament.\r\n            <lb />but has been accustomed to live pretty regularly &amp; generally\r\n            <lb />enjoyed good health. About three months ago he complained\r\n            <lb />of <symptom n=\"8\">want of appetite</symptom>, <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> and an uneasiness in his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> - his <symptom n=\"27\">urine was scanty and high color\'d</symptom>. Upon exÂ¬\r\n            <lb />amination I thought I cou\'d plainly distinguish an <symptom n=\"63\">enÂ¬\r\n            <lb />largement of the <bodypart n=\"44\">Lobulus spigellii</bodypart></symptom> which descended\r\n            <lb />below the <bodypart n=\"40\">sternum</bodypart> as well as of the <bodypart n=\"44\">right lobe of the liver</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />There was, likewise, unconnected with this, a circumscribed\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"125\">Hardness about the <bodypart n=\"90\">Navel</bodypart></symptom> extending a few inches towards\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"70\">groin to the left side</bodypart>. I cou\'d not perceive whether this\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"125\">hardness</symptom> was in the <bodypart n=\"49\">teguments</bodypart>, the <bodypart n=\"110\">omentum</bodypart>, <bodypart n=\"111\">Mesentery</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />or <bodypart n=\"69\">intestines</bodypart>. Upon lying flat on his <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> it pressed\r\n            <lb />towards the <bodypart n=\"85\">Diaphragm</bodypart> and gave him uneasiness. Tho\'\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"6\">coats of the eye</bodypart> had a <symptom n=\"25\">yellow cast</symptom>, yet there was no pain \r\n            <lb />about the <bodypart n=\"46\">scrobiculum cordis</bodypart> nor any appearance of the \r\n            <lb />foeces that coud give suspicion of obstruction to the passage\r\n            <lb />of the <bodypart n=\"88\">bile</bodypart> into the <bodypart n=\"69\">intestines</bodypart>. He complained of <symptom n=\"7\">flatulence</symptom>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">pulse feeble and rather quick</symptom> - no thirst. These complaints\r\n            <lb />had crept upon him almost insensibly and reduced <add place=\"above\">him</add> conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />siderably. After administering a brisk <action n=\"24\">purgative</action> I ordered\r\n            <lb />some pills of <ingredient n=\"39\">ammoniac</ingredient> and other <action n=\"40\">deobstruent gums</action> with\r\n            <lb />a small quantity of <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient> to be taken Morning &amp; night.\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"37\">Frictions</treatment> were directed for the <bodypart n=\"142\">Hypochondriac</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"30\">abdominal\r\n            <lb />regions</bodypart> and the patient wore a piece of flannel to\r\n            <lb />cover those parts. 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While they gave relief by obviating <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />they in some measure <symptom n=\"27\">encreased the quantity of urine</symptom>.\r\n            <lb />When this course had been long persisted in without further\r\n            <lb />success, the <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> was given up &amp; a <treatment n=\"4\"><ingredient n=\"316\">Galbanum</ingredient> plaister</treatment>\r\n            <lb />apply\'d to the <bodypart n=\"90\">Navel</bodypart> but had no good effect. The patient\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">grew weaker</symptom> so that it was not safe to push the use of\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"24\">purgatives</action> much farther. At length the <ingredient n=\"57\">extr. Cicut.</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />with <ingredient n=\"154\">gum. ammoniac</ingredient> were tryed <add place=\"above\"><choice><abbr>morn.</abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> &amp; evening</add> with a <action n=\"12\"><ingredient n=\"113\">bitter</ingredient> diuretic \r\n            <lb />Draught</action> before noon. They were continued long till the \r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />patient was disgusted. <add place=\"above\">the <symptom n=\"63\">hardness about the <bodypart n=\"90\">Navel</bodypart></symptom> still remaining obstinate.</add>. <ingredient n=\"35\">Steel</ingredient> disagreed with his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>-\r\n            <lb />He is now much <symptom n=\"26\">reduced</symptom> but still continues able to ride out\r\n            <lb />when the weather is fair. The tone of his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> is almost\r\n            <lb />totally destroyed and he <symptom n=\"104\">scarcely swallows a little sago or\r\n            <lb />Jelly without difficulty</symptom>. The <bodypart n=\"68\">muscles</bodypart> of the <bodypart n=\"9\">glottis</bodypart> seem\r\n            <lb />almost unfit for their function and his <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> begin to\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"63\">swell</symptom> and <symptom n=\"30\">pitt about the <bodypart n=\"23\">Ancle</bodypart></symptom>. At present he only takes\r\n            <lb />some <action n=\"60\">stomachic pills</action> with a draught twice a day to stimulate\r\n            <lb />&amp; warm the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart>. There is no appearance of water\r\n            <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"30\">abdomen</bodypart>. Tho\' I have long ceased to think he had any\r\n            <lb />chance of Recovery, I shou\'d take <add place=\"above\">it</add> as a favor if you woud\r\n            <lb />oblige me with your opinion as to the Nature of his Disease,\r\n            <lb />the possibility of being of Service to him and the Means\r\n            <lb />most likely to effect it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I beg leave thro\' you to offer my best respects to\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs.</sup> Cullen and the rest of the family. If you will pardon\r\n            <lb />the liberty I take you will oblige\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>D<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n                <lb />your affectionate <choice><abbr>humb<sup>le.</sup> Ser<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>humble Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed><u>N. Tucker</u></signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />Please to Direct To\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Tucker, Malton, Yorkshire.\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1737, 3, '2014-12-19 21:02:41', 76),
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He has for\r\n            <lb />sometime been threatened with <condition n=\"27\">Anasarca</condition> and now I am\r\n            <lb />much afraid of some water being poured out onto the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> but while D<sup>r.</sup> Gregorys <ingredient n=\"25\">squill wine</ingredient> continue\r\n            <lb />to operate as it has done I hope there will be no\r\n            <lb />danger. That medicine therefore I very properly\r\n            <lb />ordered I would by all means advise to be continued\r\n            <lb />I would also advise his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> to be kept open by the\r\n            <lb />use of such an electuary as I have prescribed on other\r\n            <lb />page and while the <symptom n=\"46\"><bodypart n=\"48\">Serous</bodypart> discharge</symptom> can be duly\r\n            <lb />kept up his ailments I hope will not only not\r\n            <lb />increase but may be entirely removed. If however\r\n            <lb />his <symptom n=\"12\">difficulty of breathing</symptom> becomes more troublesome.\r\n            <lb />I would have a <treatment n=\"4\">blister applied between his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart></treatment> and after some time repeated if occasion\r\n            <lb />may\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />may require. If in spite of the circumstances the <symptom n=\"63\">Å“dematous\r\n            <lb />swelling of his <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart></symptom> seem to increase I would advise a\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"11\">pea issue</treatment> to be put into each <bodypart n=\"17\">leg a little below the <bodypart n=\"19\">knee</bodypart></bodypart>\r\n            <lb />If those <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom> plentifully they may be of great\r\n            <lb />service but if instead of that they become dry and\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"62\">inflamed</symptom> the <treatment n=\"11\">peas</treatment> must be taken out and <symptom n=\"131\">the sore</symptom> be\r\n            <lb />allowed to heal up. He may possibly at the same\r\n            <lb />time as the better for wearing laced Stockings if these can be\r\n            <lb />properly made and applied, that is, if they are made of\r\n            <lb />firm Stuff and made so as to embrace the <bodypart n=\"24\">foot</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"17\">leg</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />very uniformly with a compression that is never more in\r\n            <lb />any upper part than what it is in those below.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Nothing will be of more consequence to M<sup>r.</sup> Cathcart\r\n            <lb />than his taking a great deal of exercise, he should <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />walk frequently though never long at one time. If\r\n            <lb />he gets and bears the laced stockings he may go on\r\n            <lb />horseback with advantage but if he cannot bear that\r\n            <lb />he should go in a Carriage very frequently and go <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />pretty long Journeys.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />You have not told me distinctly what effect\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> the <illegible w=\"1\" /> or <ingredient n=\"64\">the dovers powder</ingredient> <add place=\"above\">had upon the disease</add> and therefore\r\n            <lb />I have no grounds to advise their repetition of either\r\n            <lb />and I dont expect so much benefit from this <ingredient n=\"64\">dovers\r\n            <lb />powder</ingredient> as to advise it at all. With respect to the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">mercurials</ingredient> I would still deliberate. From <ingredient n=\"176\">the Digitalis</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />I expect nothing. When you shall have executed the\r\n            <lb />above advices in any part I shall be glad to hear from\r\n            <lb />you again and shall willingly advise further as well\r\n            <lb />as I can. Wishing you heartily success\r\n            <lb />I am Sir\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Your most Obedient Servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <illegible w=\"1\" /> June\r\n                <lb /><u>1784</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <head>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For M<sup>r.</sup> Cathcart of Ginoch\r\n            \r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystallor. Tartar.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"10\">pulv. e Jalap. comp.</ingredient> Ê’iij\r\n                    <lb /><action n=\"21\">Elect. lenetiv.</action> â„¥fs\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. Simpl.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. Electuarium tenue\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <action n=\"33\">Aperient Electuary</action> a tea Spoonfull or two to be\r\n                    <lb />taken in the morning\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystal Tartar</ingredient>, \r\n                    three drachms of <ingredient n=\"10\">powdered compound of Jalop</ingredient>,  \r\n                    half an ounce of <action n=\"21\">lenitive Electuary</action> and \r\n                    a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient> in order to let there be made a light electuary. \r\n                    Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient Electuary</action>; a teaspoonful or two to be \r\n                    taken in the morning.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />W.C.\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4845, 13, '2015-04-17 10:00:54', 82);
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During all his\r\n            <lb />Disorder his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomack</bodypart> has been as good as when in Health\r\n            <lb />and stools regular; but when he eats the <symptom n=\"63\">Extension of the <add place=\"above\"><bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart></add>\r\n            <lb />increases so preternaturally fast</symptom> as to oblige him to desist.\r\n            <lb />Urine is high coloured and deposits a thick Brickish Sediment.\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">Pulse about 60 in a Minute, but weak</symptom>. <symptom n=\"28\">Sweats pretty much\r\n            <lb />in the Nights</symptom>, can only lay easy on the <bodypart n=\"73\">right side</bodypart>. The <symptom n=\"63\"><bodypart n=\"32\">Scrotum</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />is also swelled</symptom> and painful. 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As I may be gone from Home, please to direct to the\r\n            <lb />rev<sup>d</sup> M<sup>r</sup> Harrison Borrowdale near Keswick Cumberland ------\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />William Cullen M. D. &amp; P. \r\n            <lb />in the University of \r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            <lb />PP<sup><u>d</u></sup>\r\n        </p>\r\n<handShift />\r\n<annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Wilson Harrison <choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />- - - - - - -\r\n            <lb /><u>April 13<sup>th.</sup> 1779</u>\r\n            <lb />Vol. 9<sup><u>th</u></sup> p. 165\r\n        </p>\r\n</annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1653, 2, '2013-10-28 14:09:25', 68),
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I wrote to D<sup>r.</sup> Gregory\r\n            <lb />who I was in hopes would have been so good as\r\n            <lb />Comunicate his observations, but as that has\r\n            <lb />not happened, I beg leave <del>to give</del> to give you all the\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />information I can -- M<sup>r.</sup> Cathcart has always\r\n            <lb />been remarkably healthy of a Vigorous Sound\r\n            <lb />Constitution. perfectly temperate both in eating &amp;\r\n            <lb />Drinking. Very fat &amp; much too averse to Exercise\r\n            <lb />has never had a complaint Since his childhood except\r\n            <lb />a little <symptom n=\"127\">Rheumatism</symptom> in one <bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart>. when he was atÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tacked with the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> in spring 1782, we had had a very\r\n            <lb />rainy bad Winter; &amp; a cold late spring, &amp; as far as I can\r\n            <lb />Judge having his appetite well &amp; getting little or\r\n            <lb />no excercise; was in a great measure the cause of it.\r\n            <lb />he always used to perspire a good deal in the nightÂ¬\r\n            <lb />time, but had very little or non at all that season\r\n            <lb />when D<sup>r.</sup> <choice><abbr>H:</abbr><expan>Hamilton</expan></choice> was first called he. gave him two or three\r\n            <lb />Doses of Something stronly physicall, - which had\r\n            <lb />not the Smallest effect on the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom>, on the contrary\r\n            <lb />it was increasing very fast. when D<sup>r.</sup> Gregory came\r\n            <lb />he ordered the <action n=\"33\">Aperient Pills</action>, which were likwise phyÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sical &amp; had not much effect upon the <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom>\r\n            <lb />he then prescribed the <action n=\"55\">sweating powders</action>, which\r\n            <lb />reduced the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom>, but as Soon as he got out of bed\r\n            <lb />it was returning very rapidly, D<sup>r.</sup> <choice><abbr>G:</abbr><expan>Gregory</expan></choice> then ordered\r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"176\">Fox Glove</ingredient>, which reduced the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom>, bat at\r\n            <lb />same time relaxed &amp; <symptom n=\"23\">weakened</symptom> him so much that\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />he took a dislike to it &amp; gave it up, D<sup>r.</sup> <choice><abbr>H:</abbr><expan>Hamilton</expan></choice> then gave\r\n            <lb />him some white powder, which had little effect, but\r\n            <lb />his health by that time was pretty good, he then took\r\n            <lb />a Jaunt of 20 or 40 miles in a carriage with a led\r\n            <lb />Horse, but unluckely he got very rainy bad weather\r\n            <lb />never got on Horseback &amp; when he came home, his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"17\">Legs</bodypart> were a little <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom>. He took immediately the\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"33\">Aperient Pills</action>, after which he got the <ingredient n=\"377\">Squill wine</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />which had a very good effect, &amp; ever since upon any return\r\n            <lb />of <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom>, from <condition n=\"13\">cold</condition> or any other accident, he always\r\n            <lb />took the <action n=\"33\">pills</action> &amp; then <add place=\"above\">the</add> <ingredient n=\"377\">wine</ingredient> till the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> was\r\n            <lb />removed, &amp; it always has agreed very well with him\r\n            <lb />nor did I ever know it fail; till just now, but I\r\n            <lb />imagine the <ingredient n=\"377\">Squils</ingredient> had been long keapt &amp; became\r\n            <lb />useless, for he has within these few days got a new\r\n            <lb />Bottle; which he is sensible has a much strong taste,\r\n            <lb />is beginning to have a <action n=\"12\">Diuretic effect</action>, &amp; always\r\n            <lb />when he gets it first, it has a physical effect\r\n            <lb />&amp; I would fain hope in a little time it will diminish\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> &amp; tho\' I cannot say that it is any less,\r\n            <lb />yet, he is apparently better being more active &amp;\r\n            <lb />chearful, his appetite is regularly good, he sleeps perÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fectly sound &amp; soft, with his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> quite low, lays equally\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />easie in all possitions, has never had any <symptom n=\"12\">shortness of\r\n            <lb />breathing in bed, &amp; any little quickness of Breathing\r\n            <lb />which he complains of in walking</symptom>, I imagine is\r\n            <lb />in some measure owing to <symptom n=\"7\">wind in his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart></symptom>\r\n            <lb />&amp; my reason for thinking so is, that I have observed\r\n            <lb />his breathing more free at the end of a walk then\r\n            <lb />at the beginning, these Sir <add place=\"above\">are</add> all the observations\r\n            <lb />I have been able to make, &amp; I hope you will forgive\r\n            <lb />my troubling you with them, they require no answer\r\n            <lb />as the are only meant to inform you of any particular\r\n            <lb />Circumstance which D<sup>r.</sup> Hamilton in his Hurry of\r\n            <lb />Business may ommit -- M<sup>r.</sup> C. always wears very\r\n            <lb />warm stockings, &amp; over them very thick Brute stockÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ings, I do not very well anderstand these Laced stockings\r\n            <lb />which you recommend, is <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> the better of being comÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pressed, I always imagined that is was better <del>it was</del>\r\n            <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"52\">Extremities</bodypart> then being forced higher up.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I intreat Sir you will have the goodness to\r\n            <lb />forgive all this trouble. &amp; give me leave to add\r\n            <lb />that I remain\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />with Esteem &amp; respect\r\n                <lb />your most Humble <choice><abbr>Ser<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><u>M. 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/>last night I Rece\'d yours prelongs in M<sup>r.</sup>\r\n            <lb />Cathcarts from his own hand, I am Extremely sorry\r\n            <lb />I should have omitted, menttoning any thing that\r\n            <lb />would have been Satisfying to you about M<sup>r.</sup>\r\n            <lb />Cathcarts age &amp;c. -- his form was pretty stout large\r\n            <lb />boned and a swarthy Complexion <add place=\"above\">never very fatt but illegible w=\"1\"/></add> and lived with\r\n            <lb />great Sobriety waither to much so, I have known\r\n            <lb />him these twenty years past, two three or four Glasses\r\n            <lb />of wine or punch after dinner or Supper was as\r\n            <lb />much as ever I seet him take and I am Confident\r\n            <lb />he never took Sixpence worth of medecines untill\r\n            <lb />attackd with this <condition n=\"27\">anasarcous <symptom n=\"63\">Swelling</symptom></condition>, his <bodypart 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          <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Hamilton\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r.</sup> Cathcart\r\n                <lb />June 1784\r\n                <lb />xvi. p66. 96\r\n                \r\n            </p>   \r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n        </div>\r\n    \r\n      \r\n    \r\n</body>', 2469, 2, '2014-11-12 15:51:48', 33);
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J.</head>\r\n        <opener>\r\n            <salute>Sir</salute>\r\n        </opener> \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have sent herewith two Parcels containing\r\n            <lb />1<sup>st.</sup> A parcel of Powders such as were sent before.\r\n            <lb />2<sup>d.</sup> Two Phials both marked <action n=\"21\">Laxative Oil</action>\r\n            <lb />3<sup>dly.</sup> A Phial marked <action n=\"16\">Emollient Oil</action>\r\n            <lb />4<sup>th.</sup> <treatment n=\"33\">A Suspensory</treatment>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The Papers are to be employed in the same manner\r\n            <lb />as previously directed, that is, three to be taken every\r\n            <lb />day each of them in half a mutckin of water.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"21\">The Laxative Oil</action> is for removing <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom>\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> preventing it by being taken twice a week.\r\n            <lb />When it is to be taken the Phial containing it\r\n            <lb />is to be shaken very carefully for some minutes\r\n            <lb />till the two liquors which it seems to contain\r\n            <lb />are very exactly mixed with one another. Then\r\n            <lb />a table spoonful is to be poured out for a dose\r\n            <lb />and swallowed immediately. This Oil is to Serve\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />for both <illegible w=\"1\" />. If upon trial a spoonfull is not <unclear>found</unclear>\r\n            <lb />to be <unclear>a sufficient</unclear> dose it may be increased by a spoonful\r\n            <lb />and half or two spoonfuls but it is enough if the\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> moves the person once for purging is not\r\n            <lb />desired.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The other Phial marked <action n=\"16\">Emollient Oil</action> is to\r\n            <lb />be employed by yourself for <treatment n=\"8\">an injection</treatment> and you\r\n            <lb />are to throw in one full of the syringe every night\r\n            <lb />and morning.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have Sent you <treatment n=\"33\">a Suspensory Bandage</treatment> which\r\n            <lb />I hope you will readily learn how to apply and\r\n            <lb />even to adjust it more exactly if necessary. It\r\n            <lb />will be of use if you can get a little dressed Wool\r\n            <lb />to make a sort of <treatment n=\"49\">Compress</treatment> to lay into the triangular\r\n            <lb />part of the Bandage which is to <bodypart n=\"32\">embrace the\r\n            <lb />testicles</bodypart> and which will allow you to draw the\r\n            <lb />Bandage about <bodypart n=\"32\">the testicle</bodypart> a little more tightly.\r\n            <lb />You must never stir without this bandage\r\n            <lb />and even then you must walk as little as possible\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Besides this bandage and the use of the medicines\r\n            <lb />you may be the better for <treatment n=\"21\">fomenting</treatment> <bodypart n=\"32\">the testicle</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />every night and morning with a double ply\r\n            <lb />of flannel wrung out and wrung out very dry\r\n            <lb />or hot milk and water.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have only to add further that if <symptom n=\"63\">the swelling\r\n            <lb />of <bodypart n=\"32\">the testicle</bodypart></symptom> shall continue with any thing\r\n            <lb />of <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom> it may be relieved by <treatment n=\"14\">a Leech\r\n            <lb />or two set upon it</treatment> and the bleeding of which\r\n            <lb />will do more than <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding <bodypart n=\"12\">at the Arm</bodypart></treatment>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It has been unlucky that your Messenger\r\n            <lb />came here on Sunday as it rendered it imÂ¬\r\n            <lb />possible for me to dispatch him as soon as\r\n            <lb />I would have wished.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>I am Sir Yours &amp;c.</salute>\r\n            <signed>W<sup>m</sup> Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 10<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Jan<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>January</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><u>1785</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4966, 3, '2014-04-29 16:20:17', 47),
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J.</head>\r\n\r\n        <opener>\r\n            <salute>Sir</salute>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am favoured with both your letters under M<sup>r.</sup>\r\n            <lb />S. <illegible w=\"1\" /> and think the only troublesome symptoms\r\n            <lb />at present is the <symptom n=\"63\">swelled <bodypart n=\"32\">testicle</bodypart></symptom>. The cause of this\r\n            <lb />which is almost always owing to a stoppage of <symptom n=\"46\">the\r\n            <lb />running</symptom> and this again is not owing to either <treatment n=\"14\">leeches</treatment>\r\n            <lb />Oil or Powder but to the erection and evacuation\r\n            <lb />that followed it. I expect that <treatment n=\"8\">the injection of Oil</treatment>\r\n            <lb />will bring back <symptom n=\"46\">the running</symptom> again and if it does\r\n            <lb />the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling of <bodypart n=\"32\">the testicle</bodypart></symptom> will soon give way.\r\n            <lb />In the mean time you were a little impatient in\r\n            <lb />applying <treatment n=\"14\">the Leeches</treatment> when there was little occasion\r\n            <lb />for them and they should have been, and should be\r\n            <lb />reserved for the time of <symptom n=\"62\">considerable inflammation</symptom>.\r\n            <lb />At present I can assure you that <ingredient n=\"2\" t=\"23\">Mercurial\r\n            <lb />Ointment</ingredient> can do no Service and might do harm\r\n            <lb />you must trust to rest, <treatment n=\"21\">fomentation</treatment>, <treatment n=\"8\">injection of\r\n            <lb />the Oil</treatment>, and perhaps to <treatment n=\"14\">Leeches</treatment>. 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Expecting frequent\r\n            <lb />reports I am\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Yours &amp;<sup>c.</sup></salute>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup> 14<sup>th.</sup> Jan<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh 14<sup>th.</sup> January</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><u>1785</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4967, 9, '2015-02-03 03:01:13', 42),
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J.</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Inclosed in the Box are five Phials two marÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ked <action n=\"21\">Laxative Oil</action>, one that is larger than the other\r\n            <lb />intended for yourself and the other smaller one\r\n            <lb />supposed to be necessary for your female friend.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Two other Phials both marked for <treatment n=\"8\">injection</treatment>\r\n            <lb />the one that is Oil with a bluish coloured sediment\r\n            <lb />is intended for yourself and to be used two or three\r\n            <lb />times a day in the same manner you employed\r\n            <lb />the former.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The other Phial marked <treatment n=\"8\">for injection</treatment> conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />taining a quite clear water liquor is intended\r\n            <lb />for your female friend and is to be used in the same\r\n            <lb />manner as that sent before and will I hope finish\r\n            <lb />the Cure.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The fifth Phial in the box is marked <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />which I suspected I might have occasion to advise\r\n            <lb />and thought it proper to save your going to the\r\n            <lb />Apothecary for it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Besides the Phials there is inclosed  <illegible w=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb />four powders to be used as before and I hope there are as\r\n            <lb />many as you will have occasion for.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Your letter this day came to me only in the Post\r\n            <lb />between ten and Eleven oClock when I was making\r\n            <lb />my round of Visits and that round is so wide that\r\n            <lb />it has not been in my power to dispatch your\r\n            <lb />Messenger so quickly as I wished.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am happy to find the most troublesome\r\n            <lb />circumstances so much mended and I hope <treatment n=\"8\">the injecÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ting Oil</treatment> now sent will bring back the discharge\r\n            <lb />to the degree necessary and likewise at length heal\r\n            <lb />it up. When you use <treatment n=\"8\">this injection</treatment> take care to\r\n            <lb />Shake the Phial very well before using it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am sorry to find you have so much difficulty\r\n            <lb />in taking <action n=\"21\">the laxative Oil</action> which I prefer to\r\n            <lb />every other kind of Physic though I would not\r\n            <lb />now sent any more of it if it had not been\r\n            <lb />packed up before your letter arrived. 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Cream. tart.</ingredient>, three\r\n            <lb />dosess was ordered the <choice><abbr>Doc<sup>tr.</sup></abbr><expan>Doctor</expan></choice> stays at a friends house\r\n            <lb />within two English miles of M<sup>r.</sup> Cathcart I could\r\n            <lb />not pass from Informing you I am ----- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />your most <choice><abbr>ob<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><u>George Hamilton</u>\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Stran<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Stranraer</expan></choice> Jully 4<sup>th.</sup>\r\n                <lb /><u>1784</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n                \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />William Cullen <choice><abbr>Esq<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Esquire</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Physitian ---- \r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <handShift />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Cathcart\r\n            <lb />of Ginoch\r\n            <lb />July 1784\r\n            <lb />V. xvi p.96\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body> ', 2480, 2, '2014-01-27 17:24:19', 67),
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I am however obliged to\r\n            <lb />you for the whole of your information. I dont chuse\r\n            <lb />to interfere with D<sup>r.</sup> Hay\'s practice but must observe\r\n            <lb />to you that sometime ago his medicine might have\r\n            <lb />appeared more necessary than at present but as I\r\n            <lb />imagine it may be pretty violent I doubt very much\r\n            <lb />of its propriety in the present state. I expect that\r\n            <lb />merely by the use of the <ingredient n=\"377\">Squill wine</ingredient> and especially\r\n            <lb />by the assistance of exercise M<sup>r.</sup> Cathcart may keep in\r\n            <lb />pretty good health. 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But that was <add place=\"above\">not</add> my whole\r\n           <lb />Disorder. I was still liable to a dropping or oozing of clear\r\n           <lb />water during the Medicine. &amp; since especially after a\r\n           <lb />Breakfast of Bohea Tea &amp; my Morning Pipe, which\r\n           <lb />causes a <symptom n=\"21\">warmth when I sit down</symptom> not much otherwise.\r\n           <lb />I wash the parts every Morning. I work in the Garden often\r\n           <lb />&amp; after sweating a little that partial Perspiration leaves me\r\n           <lb />for a While. My Water is clear now - by Chance that\r\n           <lb /><symptom n=\"86\">purulent Matter comes from the <bodypart n=\"31\">Penis</bodypart></symptom> after a stool. \r\n           <lb />I keep myself from being offensive by clean cotton drawers\r\n           <lb />once a Week, but I fear, growing Worse. -\r\n           <lb />I had no time to enquire <choice><abbr>ab<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>about</expan></choice> Diet &amp;<sup>c</sup>. I take any thing in\r\n           <lb />a Temperate Way - Good Malt <choice><abbr>Liq.</abbr><expan>Liqueur</expan></choice> has always agreed well\r\n           <lb />with my Constitution &amp; Wine sometimes. If anything is\r\n           <lb />particularly for or against me <del>Constitution</del> please to mention <add place=\"below\">it</add>.\r\n           \r\n           <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n           \r\n           <lb />I shall be much obliged to you for a letter by the return of the Post &amp;\r\n           <lb />shall thank you for it when I come to Town. I am sorry, on Doctor Sharp\'s\r\n           <lb />account, M<sup>r.</sup> Elliott should be so stingy where Heath was concerned - \r\n           <lb />his Income is as good as mine about 100 a year - &amp; I shall think myself\r\n           <lb />Rich when clear of this disorder. I am under no fear of any Bad ImpuÂ¬\r\n           <lb />tation <u>to my Case</u> in this Neighbourhood - <unclear>their</unclear> Pitty I hope I have not often\r\n           <lb />I have been very healthy &amp; am so now except -- I have been 16 years at\r\n           <lb />Doctor Sharps. I hope you can Write soon I am Good Sir Your\r\n       </p>\r\n       <closer>\r\n           <salute><lb /><choice><abbr>Oblig<sup>d.</sup> hble Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obliged humble Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n           <signed>Richard Witton</signed>\r\n           <dateline>\r\n               <lb />Hartburn near Morpeth\r\n               <lb />Northumberland\r\n           </dateline>\r\n       </closer>\r\n       <postscript>\r\n           <lb />excuse haste to save <add place=\"above\">on</add> Post I have\r\n           <lb />neglected one or two.\r\n       </postscript>\r\n   </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n           <lb />To Doctor Cullen\r\n           <lb />Edinburgh\r\n           <lb />North --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />Rev <illegible w=\"2\" /><note>The name has been cut-off, presumably for reasons of confidentiality given the nature of the patient\'s disorder.</note>\r\n                <lb />May. 1780\r\n                <lb />Answer not copied\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n   </div> \r\n</body>', 1858, 3, '2014-12-24 14:52:04', 55),
(2820, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c2452\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:2452] From: Mr William Cokayne (Cocayne) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Mr Handasyde (Handyside) (Patient) / April 1784 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Luca Guariento</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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You will very readily Judge\r\n            <lb />by this report in how Indifferent a state he is - He is perfectly\r\n            <lb />resigned, and does not flatter himself with any hope of Living\r\n            <lb />Yet at the same Time - If you Could think of any thing farther\r\n            <lb />that might be of service to him, would very willing by try it\r\n            <lb />one Circumstance has Escaped me viz. - within these 4 or 5 days\r\n            <lb />he has had long &amp; severe <symptom n=\"5\">Fits</symptom> of the <symptom n=\"146\">Hiccough</symptom>, which\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom> him Extremely, he is not willing to take any thing\r\n            <lb />till he hears from You Even for that; If my former letter\r\n            <lb />has not miscarried, it is likely I may have the Satisfaction\r\n            <lb />to receive One from You this day or to morrow, but if it\r\n            <lb />has miscarried I beg the Favour of Your Answer by\r\n            <lb />first opportunity and In the mean time remain\r\n            <lb />with M<sup>rs.</sup> C --- <illegible w=\"1\"/> respect\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Your Obliged <choice><abbr>Hum</abbr><expan>Humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><u><choice><abbr>W<sup>m.</sup></abbr><expan>William</expan></choice></u> Cokayne\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 2452, 2, '2013-10-08 10:08:06', 56),
(2821, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c4579\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:4579] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Anonymous / Regarding: Mr Watson (Patient) / 19 February 1780 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Vivien Williams</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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The disease therefore\r\n            <lb />has returned &amp; both from the history &amp; the <condition n=\"32\">Ulcers on his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"92\">Tonsils</bodypart></condition> I have no doubt of the Case being <condition n=\"20\">Venereal</condition> tho\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />perhaps aggravated by <condition n=\"4\">Cold</condition>. Therefore\r\n            <lb />When he gets home let him take to his chamber <choice><abbr>w<sup>c</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />should be neither large nor small &amp; free from draughts of air.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Flannel round his <bodypart n=\"79\">chops</bodypart> from <bodypart n=\"7\">ear</bodypart> to <bodypart n=\"7\">ear</bodypart>; keeping close\r\n            <lb />to the corners of the <bodypart n=\"79\">underjaw</bodypart>. <treatment n=\"43\">Anoint his <bodypart n=\"79\">chops</bodypart></treatment> from \r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"7\">ear</bodypart> to <bodypart n=\"7\">ear</bodypart> every night &amp; morning with a little <ingredient n=\"155\">Volatile\r\n            <lb />oil</ingredient> that is with an oil which has a dram of good <ingredient n=\"285\">caustic\r\n            <lb />spirit</ingredient> added to every ounce of it. Two or three times a \r\n            <lb />day use a <treatment n=\"13\">gargle of <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"19\">Infusion of dried roses</ingredient></treatment> well sweetened\r\n            <lb />with <ingredient n=\"50\">Sugar</ingredient> &amp; having a grain in every ounce of <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"19\">Infusion</ingredient>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Let these measures be followed for three or four days\r\n            <lb />till the <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"82\">redness of the <bodypart n=\"130\">Uvula</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"92\">tonsils</bodypart></symptom> are\r\n            <lb />somewhat abated but these may not take away the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"62\">Inflammation</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> entirely &amp; therefore after\r\n            <lb />some days it will be necessary to take measures for \r\n            <lb />correcting the <condition n=\"4\">Syphilitic acrimony</condition>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />These measures are a <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurial course</ingredient> brought on\r\n            <lb />neither fast nor slow nor farther than a little <symptom n=\"114\">soreness\r\n            <lb />of <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart></symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"76\">spitting</symptom> at which keep it up for four weeks or\r\n            <lb />more securely for six. Employ for this either the\r\n            <lb />common <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercurial pill</ingredient> or the <treatment n=\"71\">ointment</treatment>. If the Pill\r\n            <lb />shew no tendency to <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> you may use it alone;\r\n            <lb />otherwise, you had better use the <treatment n=\"71\">ointment</treatment>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For keeping up the due degree of sweating without letting\r\n            <lb />it go to excess &amp; so for withdrawing or adding <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> I\r\n            <lb />must trust to your management. Tho he must be\r\n            <lb />confined to his chamber he need not be kept extremely\r\n            <lb />warm. The temperature of the room should never be below\r\n            <lb />62 nor above 66; so 63 is the best medium.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Diet during this of Milk &amp; farinacea; avoiding\r\n            <lb />roots &amp; greens &amp; animal food except a little weak broth.\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />He must take no cold drinks but neither need it be very\r\n            <lb />warm. Water gruel or Barley water will be the most\r\n            <lb />proper but it will also be proper to take the <ingredient n=\"15\" t=\"15\">Sarsa\r\n            <lb />decoction</ingredient> to the quantity of a bottle every day.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />During the first weeks of the Course the <ingredient n=\"15\" t=\"15\">Sarsa DecocÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion</ingredient> may be quite simple or of the <ingredient n=\"15\">Sarsa</ingredient> alone\r\n            <lb />but for the last weeks when the <symptom n=\"76\">spitting</symptom> is allowed\r\n            <lb />to decline &amp; for a week after, <ingredient n=\"66\">Mezereon</ingredient> is to be added\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Æ·ij</abbr><expan>two drachms</expan></choice> to the bottle of <ingredient n=\"15\">Sarsa</ingredient>, unless such quantity be\r\n            <lb />too hot for the <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> when it should be lessened &amp;c.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>19<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice> 1780</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W. 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This may be difficult to mend but I hope\r\n            <lb />it may be removed by the following measures.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />1 Let him endeavour to have a moderate\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"25\">sweat</treatment> by the use of <ingredient n=\"64\">Dovers Powder</ingredient>. Let the\r\n            <lb />Powder be made according to the Edinburgh\r\n            <lb />Dispensatory. The dose at first may be twenty\r\n            <lb />grains only and if that answers well it need\r\n            <lb />not be increased in the after repetitions of it\r\n            <lb />but if this dose does not seem sufficient while\r\n            <lb />other circumstances are favourable in the after\r\n            <lb />repetitions it may be increased to twenty five\r\n            <lb />or even thirty grains. 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Juniperi bene contusur.</ingredient> â„¥fs\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"106\">Sem. dauc. Silv.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb />Contusis affunde Aq. bullient. â„”j\r\n                    <lb />Digere per noctem et adde\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"59\">Aq. Juniper. comp.</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"45\">Sal. 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<bodypart n=\"8\">Face</bodypart> and the Pain\r\n            <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowells</bodypart> Violent and frequent - Stools Copious - often, and very\r\n            <lb />Acrid -- took his <action n=\"34\">Anodyne Drops</action> on Thursday <choice><abbr>Eveng</abbr><expan>Evening</expan></choice> - yet had a very\r\n            <lb />bad Night - Rested in Bed all Friday from <symptom n=\"9\">Fatigue</symptom>, Pain &amp;c much\r\n            <lb />the same, On Saturday Morning took the <treatment n=\"25\">Sweating Boluss</treatment>, and\r\n            <lb />followed Exactly Your Directions -- Sweat pretty freely some hours\r\n            <lb />was very Easy and lay Compos<sup>d</sup> and Comfortable all Day - Stools as\r\n            <lb />often but not so Copious, and less Pain in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Making - no particular\r\n            <lb />Change in Making Water - on Sunday began to take his <action n=\"12\">Diuretik\r\n            <lb />Infusion</action> - took it three times that Day - and four times the Day\r\n            <lb />following, little or no Effect as to his Water - but Continued more\r\n            <lb />Easy in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowells</bodypart> - on Tuesday Morning he repeated the <treatment n=\"25\">Boluss</treatment>\r\n            <lb />now 25 grains - the first only A Scruple - Sweat more Profuse, Quite\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Easy as to Pain the Whole Day - Stools as frequent, but Small and <choice><abbr>w<sup>th.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />with some Degree of <condition n=\"61\">Tenesmus</condition>, Water Making not Increas<sup>\'d</sup> anyÂ¬\r\n            <lb />thing to Speak of, but thinks Rather so than Diminish<sup>d</sup>, has Remain<sup>d</sup>\r\n            <lb />Pretty Easy as to Pain Ever since - after Tuesday; <treatment n=\"25\">Sweat</treatment> - his <bodypart n=\"15\">Hands</bodypart> &amp;\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"8\">Face</bodypart> very much fallen, his Spirits better than Usual - Appetite\r\n            <lb />very good, but I fear he is Obstinate in persisting to Eat too much\r\n            <lb />at once &amp; of things Prejudicial, so that if under Your Authority A\r\n            <lb />Diet Could be Prescribed both as to Quantity &amp; Quality - if <u>that</u> is\r\n            <lb />of any Consequence, he might be Induced to Abide by it ------\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Continued on the Intermediate Days his <action n=\"12\">Diuretick Infusion</action> but without\r\n            <lb />much Effect - On this day Repeats his <treatment n=\"25\">Boluss</treatment> - I have just now\r\n            <lb />Seen him, he is pretty Easy - and in Every Respect as before Described\r\n            <lb />He has not been able to go out since his Return the Weather has been\r\n            <lb />very Unfavorable - and I think in his Bodily Strength he is\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">much Weaker</symptom> -- but Ever since his first taking the <treatment n=\"25\">Boluss</treatment>\r\n            <lb />The Pain of his <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowells</bodypart> has never been so Violent as to make him\r\n            <lb />Cry out - The <symptom n=\"3\">Vomiting</symptom> also is Entirely Ceas<sup>d</sup> Ever since that time\r\n            <lb />altho he has frequently Loaded his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> <choice><abbr>w<sup>th.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> Food, I think\r\n            <lb />this is all that has Occurr\'d worth Your Notice - If any thing farther\r\n            <lb />is to be done, I shall Esteem it a favour to Receive Your Command\r\n            <lb />in the Interim Remain with M<sup>r.</sup> Cokaynes best Respect\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Your Obliged <choice><abbr>Hum</abbr><expan>Humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><u>W Cokayne</u>\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />He has taken his <action n=\"34\"><choice><abbr>Anod<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>Anodyne</expan></choice> drops</action> Every Night Except when <treatment n=\"25\">Sweating</treatment>\r\n            <lb />not so much for Rest as to Mitigate the <symptom n=\"31\">Purging</symptom> - but it Yet Remains\r\n            <lb />in the State Described ---- \r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 2446, 13, '2015-01-26 10:10:17', 106),
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M<sup>r</sup> Handasyde hopes Your\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Excuse in not Writing to you according to Your Wishes &amp; his Desire\r\n            <lb />but finds himself Unable --- Tho <action n=\"55\">Sudorifick Bolus</action> has Allways\r\n            <lb />Answer\'d the Intention of <treatment n=\"25\">Sweating</treatment>, but no other Evacuation; and\r\n            <lb />the Day he takes it is more Comfortable &amp; Easy, than any other\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">The Pulse Continue Regular, but Hard &amp; Oppress\'d</symptom>, and A Continued\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"68\">Drought</symptom>, Stools much less frequent, till within this day or\r\n            <lb />two, when having A Particular desire for Butter Milk, and having\r\n            <lb />drank Pretty plentifully - his Stools have been more frequent\r\n            <lb />and Large, but very Thin, If You have any further Commands\r\n            <lb />I shall Esteem it a favor, to be Honor\'d with them &amp; in the\r\n            <lb />Interim Remain\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Your Respectfull servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><u>W Cokayne</u>\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        \r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb /><u>Edinburgh</u>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <handShift />\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Handasyde\r\n                <lb />May 1784\r\n                <lb />V. 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For I must tell you that I take a particular concern\r\n            <lb />in the patient as a young gentleman for whom I had a\r\n            <lb />good while ago conceived a particular affection and esteem.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I hope he is at present in no danger, but at his time\r\n            <lb />of life, I think no affection of the <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>, however slight it\r\n            <lb />may seem to be, is to be neglected; and I constantly advise -\r\n            <lb />such ailments to be treated very seriously and commonly -\r\n            <lb />more strictly than young persons are disposed to submit\r\n            <lb />to, but I expect much discretion and complacency from your\r\n            <lb />son. D<sup>r</sup> Grieve in my opinion very properly advised\r\n            <lb />him to be <treatment n=\"1\">blooded</treatment> and if he should now have any pain of\r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> even any oppression or sense of tightness there\r\n            <lb />I would have <treatment n=\"1\">eight to ten ounces of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> again taken</treatment> from\r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart>. Nothing will do him more harm at present\r\n            <lb />than much bodily exercise and I must therefore earnestly\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />desire him to renounce the amusement of this season that\r\n            <lb /><supplied>is</supplied> his Dog &amp; Gun. Walking to be in the least heated or\r\n            <lb />fatigued and particularly walking up hill may do much\r\n            <lb />harm and if he shall find that walking a little fast or up a\r\n            <lb />little ascent is apt to hurry his breathing it will be a good\r\n            <lb />reason for his <treatment n=\"1\">taking <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart></treatment> as I have mentioned. A bodily\r\n            <lb />exercise that may also do M<sup>r</sup> Smollet much harm is any\r\n            <lb />strong exertion of his voice. It was therefore very proper for\r\n            <lb />him to cease exercising his men as an officer and now calling\r\n            <lb />to a dog in the fields would be fully as bad. Tho he is thus\r\n            <lb />to abstain from bodily exercise<del>ing</del> he will be much the better\r\n            <lb />for being often on horseback but let his horse be a smooth\r\n            <lb />going one and let his motion be always gentle <add place=\"above\">and</add> never pushed\r\n            <lb />the length of fatigue. Let him be always well cloathed\r\n            <lb />and guarded against damp and moisture. With these\r\n            <lb />precautions riding may be of great service to him.\r\n            <lb />It is by exercise and diet rather than by any medicine that\r\n            <lb /><supplied>h</supplied>is late threatenings are to be discussed. Let his diet thereÂ¬\r\n            <lb /><supplied>for</supplied>e for some time to come be very moderate and almost \r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />confined to Milk and Vegetables of which the farinaceous\r\n            <lb />or grain kind are the most proper, but all kind of ripe fruit\r\n            <lb />are also such. Let him avoid common tea at breakfast and\r\n            <lb />take either Milk or Gruel or Cocoa tea. If he takes either of the\r\n            <lb />latter he may take dry toast with a very little butter and he\r\n            <lb />would do better to take Jelly or Honey rather than butter. MarÂ¬\r\n            <lb />malade sometimes employed is not so proper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At dinner he may always take some Scotch broth or\r\n            <lb />soup not strong and with these a good deal of bread will always\r\n            <lb />make a good part of his meal and after his broath he may\r\n            <lb />take now and then but not every day a piece of boiled mutton\r\n            <lb />or lamb a bit of chicken, rabbit or young partridge and \r\n            <lb />sometimes a bit of boiled haddock, whiting, flounder or burn\r\n            <lb />trout but of any of these he must take moderately and fill\r\n            <lb />up his meal with light bread or rice pudding or light panÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cake or with some kind of garden thing very well boiled. - \r\n            <lb />and sometimes he may make up his meal with bread &amp; milk\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />His ordinary drink should be water, watergruel or\r\n            <lb />barley water &amp; any of these may have a little lemon and\r\n            <lb />sugar in them. After dinner he may take a little wine\r\n            <lb />with a good deal of water or a little weak punch but in\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />any of these he cannot be too moderate and the rule is\r\n            <lb />the less the better.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At supper he must take no kind of meat not even an\r\n            <lb />egg and generally he should take some kind of Milkmeat\r\n            <lb />without any strong drink after it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It is possible that the milk and water diet advised may\r\n            <lb />give <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> which going any length may do him much\r\n            <lb />harm. If therefore it happens let it be immediately reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />moved and afterwards obviated by a dose of <ingredient n=\"270\">Magnesia</ingredient> &amp;\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> or other such gentle <action n=\"21\">laxative</action>. And if his tendency\r\n            <lb />to <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> appear to be strong he may instead of the ordiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nary drink proposed above he may take very good porter\r\n            <lb />with two parts of water mixed with it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To conclude at present I have only to say that nothing\r\n            <lb />can be of more danger to Capt<sup>n.</sup> Smollet than Cold and thereÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fore he cannot be too nice in his precautions against it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />And now let me beg you to let me know very soon\r\n            <lb />how you proceed for without fee or reward no body upon such\r\n            <lb />an occasion can be more anxious to serve you than\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <choice><abbr>D<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n                <lb />your most obedient humble servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 10<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>er.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />1781 ---\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 194, 13, '2015-01-20 13:37:07', 86),
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J.</head>\r\n        <opener>\r\n            <salute>Dear Sir</salute></opener>\r\n       <p>\r\n            <lb />Your letters of the 4<sup>th.</sup> and 6<sup>th</sup> came here\r\n            <lb />together this day but too late for the Carrier who goes\r\n            <lb />off to day but I am not much concerned for this\r\n            <lb />because I think every thing necessary for your\r\n            <lb />friend may come time enough for the Carrier\r\n            <lb />next week. I see no danger in the delay and\r\n            <lb />perhaps it may be with advantage. If any interim\r\n<lb />Occurrence should give occasion for a letter to\r\n            <lb />come here on this day or to Morrow se\'night.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />Please tell your friend that some <symptom n=\"125\">hardness\r\n            <lb />of <bodypart n=\"32\">the testicle</bodypart></symptom> and occasionally some little pain\r\n            <lb />is of all the Symptoms attending such Cases\r\n            <lb />the last in receding. In the mean time I think\r\n            <lb />matters in a very good train. <symptom n=\"46\">The running is\r\n            <lb />going off</symptom> and I think rather too fast than\r\n            <lb />too slowly. He may however continue <treatment n=\"8\">the injecÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion</treatment> so far as the Phials you have will go\r\n       <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n       <lb />but there will be no harm if he should want\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"8\">injection</treatment> and Powders for two three days. Let him\r\n            <lb />continue to drink plentifully, to keep his <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />close, to live Cool, and to avoid Exercise and <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"23\">a Poultice</treatment> now and then. I intended <ingredient n=\"58\">the Laud<supplied>anum</supplied></ingredient>\r\n            <lb />to be taken for obviating or removing the pain\r\n            <lb />of <bodypart n=\"32\">the testicle</bodypart> and in case these are any ways\r\n            <lb />urgent I would still have him take a dose of\r\n            <lb />it, at least once in two three nights.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />With respect to his Female friend I\r\n            <lb />would wish to know if She has now any <symptom n=\"46\"><unclear>discharge</unclear></symptom>\r\n            <lb />from <bodypart n=\"33\">the Birth</bodypart>, if She has any <symptom n=\"129\">heat of urine</symptom>\r\n            <lb />or if She feels now <symptom n=\"47\">any Smarting</symptom> from <treatment n=\"8\">the\r\n            <lb />injections</treatment> and I should wish to know these\r\n            <lb />particulars against tomorrow Senight. In\r\n            <lb />the mean time let her lay aside my <treatment n=\"8\">injection</treatment>\r\n            <lb />for some days and in place of it <treatment n=\"8\">Inject with the\r\n            <lb />warm water</treatment> only two three times a day <treatment n=\"8\">injecting\r\n            <lb />two or three fulls of the Syringe every time</treatment>. I am\r\n            <lb />yours &amp;<sup>c.</sup>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup> 7<sup>th</sup> Feb<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh 7<sup>th</sup> February</expan></choice> 1785\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4979, 9, '2015-02-03 03:43:34', 42),
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This Evacuation\r\n            <lb />which I must Consider as an Effort of Nature to free herself from\r\n            <lb />that Load of Water, or the <condition n=\"27\">Anasarca</condition>, has answer\'d Every Effect\r\n            <lb />which Could possibly be Wish<sup>d</sup> for in that Way, the <bodypart n=\"63\">Swelling</bodypart> is\r\n            <lb />Allmost totally gone, but it has left him much more <symptom n=\"23\">Weak</symptom>\r\n            <lb />than before, his <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse I think more <symptom n=\"34\">Feverish</symptom></symptom> and his <symptom n=\"8\">Appetite\r\n            <lb />less</symptom>. He is much <symptom n=\"26\">Emaciated</symptom>, <symptom n=\"76\">Spits a good deal</symptom>, and Altho the\r\n            <lb />Abatement of the <condition n=\"27\">Anasarcous <symptom n=\"18\">Tumour</symptom></condition> has taken place. I see\r\n            <lb />no Reason to Alter my Opinion with Respect to his Recovery\r\n            <lb />He has left off the Use of Medicine totally this Fortnight, Except\r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient>, and Endeavor\'d at a more Free &amp; generous Diet, but\r\n            <lb />he grows <symptom n=\"23\">weaker</symptom> Every Hour, If You would Wish any thing in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Regimen to be Attended to, it may give him some Satisfation\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />and make him more Easy in his Mind in the Interim\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I Remain With all Respect\r\n                <lb />Your <choice><abbr>Oblig</abbr><expan>Obliged</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>H</abbr><expan>Humble</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><u><choice><abbr>W</abbr><expan>William</expan></choice> Cokayne</u>\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>  \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            \r\n        </p>   \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <handShift />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Handyside\r\n            <lb />May 1784\r\n            <lb />V. 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I have again looked over\r\n            <lb />my former letter and think I have been sufficiently\r\n            <lb />indulged &amp; must beg that you will also read over\r\n            <lb />my former advice &amp; keep to it as strictly as you can.\r\n            <lb />I am glad to find from your Surgeon that the Captains\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> is in such good condition but the appearance of the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> is a very fallacious matter &amp; I beg that without regard\r\n            <lb />to such appearances you will with respect to <treatment n=\"1\">bloodletting</treatment>\r\n            <lb />be governed by the circumstances mentioned in my\r\n            <lb />former letter.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />With respectful Compliments to all <unclear>Bonbull</unclear> &amp;\r\n            <lb />Cameron I am with great regard Madam\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />your most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 25<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />1781\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 201, 2, '2013-11-14 16:31:50', 40),
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J.</head>\r\n        <opener>\r\n            <salute>Sir</salute>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I <unclear>was very</unclear> happy for some days in having no\r\n            <lb />accounts of your friend and judged of it just as you\r\n            <lb />suppose, but your accounts by this days Post\r\n            <lb />gave me a good deal of concern. Though I am well\r\n            <lb />acquainted with the obstinacy of such complaints\r\n            <lb />you will please to tell him that the difference\r\n            <lb />he feels between being up and in bed makes\r\n            <lb />me suspect that whatever he may allege\r\n            <lb />with respect to his making use of the <treatment n=\"66\">Truss</treatment>\r\n            <lb />that he does not keep it applied so constantly\r\n            <lb />so exactly and so closely as it should be and\r\n            <lb />I beg he may give particular attention to\r\n            <lb />this matter. 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J.</head>\r\n        <opener>\r\n            <salute>Sir</salute>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        <p><lb />I have received yours today but find\r\n            <lb />nothing new in it, but it is not new to me to find\r\n            <lb />that your friends ailment is slow and receding.\r\n            <lb />I dont think he will receive any benefit by\r\n            <lb />continuing <treatment n=\"8\">the injection</treatment> and therefore I have\r\n            <lb />not sent any more of it but I have sent\r\n            <lb />a medicine which I hope will be of great\r\n            <lb />Service. It is a Powder put up in a manner\r\n            <lb />the least likely to appear as a medicine. It\r\n            <lb />is wrapped up in many folds of paper and\r\n            <lb />you will please to take it out keeping it\r\n            <lb />as much as you can as it now lies flat\r\n            <lb />in a horizontal or level position. 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I need hardly\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />say that <illegible w=\"4\" /> <unclear>with</unclear> <illegible w=\"4\" />\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> &amp;<sup>c.</sup> is still to be continued.</p>\r\n        <p><lb />With regard to your friends friend I hope\r\n            <lb />nothing at all is further necessary but She\r\n            <lb />may continue now and then <treatment n=\"8\">to inject some tepid\r\n                <lb />water</treatment> with an Eight part of <ingredient n=\"184\">french Brandy</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />mixed with it. Wishing heartily Success to\r\n            <lb />your friends. 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Upon our general supposition it\r\n            <lb />seems to be necessary to continue the <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> and\r\n            <lb />in my opinion it should be in full doses and with\r\n            <lb />frequent repetition and this will render neÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cessary what would be otherwise proper the use\r\n            <lb />of <action n=\"21\">laxatives</action>. I doubt much if your half Ounce\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble tartar</ingredient> <del>but</del> will answer your purpose\r\n            <lb />but your trial has by this time determined this\r\n            <lb />If it does not answer let me recommend to you\r\n            <lb />the <ingredient n=\"28\">Oleum Ricini</ingredient> with a fourth part of the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"78\">Tinctura SennÃ¦ composita</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"10\">Tinctura Jalapi</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />joined to it <del>and</del> the two being very well shaken\r\n            <lb />together.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />These are the only advices I can offer at\r\n            <lb />present but shall be ready to add or alter as\r\n            <lb />your report may give me occasion. With Compliments\r\n            <lb />to M<sup>r.</sup> Hunter I am\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most Obedient Servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> <illegible w=\"2\" />\r\n                <lb />1784\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4815, 11, '2015-04-10 10:57:26', 69),
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The repetition of\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"1\">the bleeding</treatment> I must leave to your discretion who are\r\n            <lb />upon the spot and can judge of her strength and <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom>\r\n            <lb />but I am much of opinion that at her time of life she\r\n            <lb />cannot bear a great deal in that way. I dare say\r\n            <lb />she has been the better for <action n=\"24\">the purgative</action> you have given\r\n            <lb />and I shall think it very right to keep <bodypart n=\"64\">her belly</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />open but for the same reasons with respect <treatment n=\"1\">to bleeding</treatment>\r\n            <lb />I shall not advise <treatment n=\"24\">large purgings</treatment>. What I would at\r\n            <lb />present especially depend on is <treatment n=\"4\">a pretty large Blister</treatment>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />applied either to <bodypart n=\"28\">her Back</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"26\">or Breast</bodypart> not letting it ly on\r\n            <lb />too long and in the mean time obviating <condition n=\"24\">Strangury</condition> by <ingredient n=\"75\" t=\"27\">AraÂ¬\r\n            <lb />bic Emulsion</ingredient>. <ingredient n=\"155\">The mixtura Oleosa</ingredient> is very proper but if\r\n            <lb />she tires of it let her have the mucilaginous mixture\r\n            <lb />ordered on other page and upon the same Page I have\r\n            <lb />prescribed <action n=\"19\">an expectorant mixture</action> which if <bodypart n=\"46\">her stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />will bear it may be of service to her and at the same\r\n            <lb />time if <symptom n=\"4\">her Cough</symptom> shall be especially troublesome in\r\n            <lb />the night I have no doubt of advising <action n=\"34\">an Anodyne\r\n            <lb />draught</action> at bed time with a full dose of <ingredient n=\"58\">the Tincture\r\n            <lb />Thebaica</ingredient>. With best wishes to M<sup>rs.</sup> Birrel and ComÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pliments to M<sup>rs.</sup> Cunison I am with great regard\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most Obedient Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 3<sup>d.</sup> July\r\n                <lb /><u>1783</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n<p><handShift />\r\n            <lb />I was in the country yesterday and too late in\r\n            <lb />returning to answer you in course.\r\n</p>\r\n        </postscript>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Birrell</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum. Arabic.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb />Aq. fervent. â„¥iij\r\n                    <lb />Solve et colato adde\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"388\">Syr. balsam.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"247\">Succ. limon.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb />â„³ Sig. <action n=\"19\">Pectoral Mixture</action> half a table Spoonfull\r\n                    <lb />to be taken frequently and swallowed leisurely\r\n                    <lb />when <symptom n=\"4\">the cough</symptom> is troublesome\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient> and three ounces of hot water. Dissolve and strain, adding one ounce of <ingredient n=\"388\">Balsamic syrup</ingredient> and two drachms of <ingredient n=\"247\">Lemon juice</ingredient>. Mix and Label: <action n=\"19\">Pectoral Mixture</action>. 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Signa. <action n=\"19\">Expectorant Mixture</action> a table spoonfull\r\n                    <lb />to be taken several times a day\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take a drachm and a half of the best <ingredient n=\"5\">Asafoetida</ingredient>, four ounces of <ingredient n=\"203\">Pennyroyal water</ingredient>. Dissolve and strain, adding half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"227\">Squill Vinegar</ingredient>, one ounce of <ingredient n=\"25\" t=\"18\">Squill Syrup</ingredient> and two ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose water</ingredient>. Mix and Label: <action n=\"19\">Expectorant Mixture</action>. A tablespoonful to be taken several times a day.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. 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their Keeping the <bodypart n=\"37\">bowel</bodypart> open\r\n            <lb />&amp; promoting the <symptom n=\"46\">Discharge</symptom> of Urine, I will not pretend\r\n            <lb />to say; but Im pretty Certain in M<sup>r.</sup> Montgomries\r\n            <lb />Situation, Especially Considering the delicate state of\r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>, he Could not goe Deep in any of\r\n            <lb />them, not Even Van Sweetens grass diet,<note>See Gerard, Freiherr van Swieten (1700-1772), <i>A Disquisition on Remedies which Dissolve the Stone, in the Kidneys, or Human Bladder...Translated from the original Latin...</i> (p.46), which repeats the claims of herdsmen that cattle over-wintered on hay develop stones, which are then removed by feeding on fresh grass.</note> I\r\n            <lb />wait with Impatience a renewal of that pleasure\r\n            <lb />I have always had in hearing from you and\r\n            <lb />knowing your assistance in Such Dificult\r\n            <lb />Situations and with Great Esteem I am\r\n            \r\n        </p>   \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Sir your most\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Ser<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />John Campbell\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Coulsfield <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />P:S: I see no Reason to believe M<sup>r.</sup>\r\n            <lb />Montgomeries <bodypart n=\"44\">liver</bodypart> is In any other respect\r\n            <lb />Diseased; 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There can be no doubt of their\r\n            <lb />being a peculiar acrimony in her humours; and one proof\r\n            <lb />of it is, that you formerly did her so much service by the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">*Alterative Mercurial Course</ingredient> and the other measures that\r\n            <lb />you pursued along with it. I am not however certain\r\n            <lb />that the same Course would not prevent all returns of\r\n            <lb />the Affection of <bodypart n=\"74\">the Pudenda</bodypart> and at least I would not\r\n            <lb />advise it till you try another remedy in which I have\r\n            <lb />much confidence and which will give less trouble to the\r\n            <lb />Patient. This is <ingredient n=\"66\">the Mezereon</ingredient> which probably you are\r\n            <lb />well acquainted with; but as I do not find it very\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />generally known or very properly employed, I shall give\r\n            <lb />you some remarks on the best manner of using it\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It is only <ingredient n=\"66\">the Bark of the Root</ingredient>, that is of any use\r\n            <lb />The <ingredient n=\"66\">woody part of the Root</ingredient> is of none at all &amp; therefore\r\n            <lb />you must take <ingredient n=\"66\">only the smallest fibres or the bark peeled\r\n            <lb />off from the larger Woody parts</ingredient>. When it is fresh it is\r\n            <lb />exceedingly acrid to the Taste; but will keep tolerably well\r\n            <lb />for a long time in a dry State, but if you get any that have\r\n            <lb />been kept for some time, take care that it is such, as still\r\n            <lb />retains all its Acrimony. Of this choice bark you may\r\n            <lb />at first employ a Dram to make a bottle of Decoction\r\n            <lb />but if this gives no uneasy heat in <bodypart n=\"46\">the Stomach</bodypart>, you\r\n            <lb />may increase the quantity to two drams; and if <ingredient n=\"66\">the Bark</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />is in good condition it is seldom, that <bodypart n=\"46\">the Stomach</bodypart> will\r\n            <lb />bear a larger proportion than that of two Drams to\r\n            <lb />two pounds of Decoction.- I generally employ at the\r\n            <lb />same time two Ounces of good <ingredient n=\"15\">Sarsaparilla</ingredient>; and to\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />this I put four pounds of Water, and boil till one pound\r\n            <lb />is consumed &amp; then add <ingredient n=\"15\">the Mezereon</ingredient> continuing the boiling\r\n            <lb />till another pound is boiled away; and then strain off\r\n            <lb />the Decoction. This may be made more agreeable to the\r\n            <lb />Palate either by <ingredient n=\"121\">Liquorice</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"349\">raisins</ingredient> added in the\r\n            <lb />ordinary way.- Of this Decoction I order a Bottle to be\r\n            <lb />taken in divided draughts in the Course of twenty four hours.\r\n            <lb />and when any considerably Acrimony is to be washed\r\n            <lb />out of <bodypart n=\"48\">the blood</bodypart>, I advise it to be continued every day, for\r\n            <lb />a Month. In this way, I have found a very effectual\r\n            <lb />remedy in many obstinate Cases; and I hope it will\r\n            <lb />succeed with you. If however it should not, please let me\r\n            <lb />know, and I shall advise further as well as I can.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />During the Course of it, I would have <treatment n=\"11\">the Issue <bodypart n=\"12\">in the Arm</bodypart></treatment>\r\n            <lb />and the Cold bathing continued; and the Lotion with the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"32\">simple Aqua Calcis</ingredient> is very proper. I think <ingredient n=\"1\">the Bark</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />with <ingredient n=\"32\"><unclear>Aq. Cal. mag. comp<sup>t.</sup></unclear></ingredient> may both be delayed till the\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Course of <ingredient n=\"15\">Mezereon</ingredient> is over. You have said nothing to\r\n            <lb />me of this patients Diet. If any trials have been made\r\n            <lb />in this respect, I leave you to be directed by your experience\r\n            <lb />but if there is nothing already decided, I will give you my\r\n            <lb />opinion, that a Diet entirely of Milk and Farinacea with\r\n            <lb />very little animal food; and without any wine at all\r\n            <lb />is likely to be of service. If during the Course of <ingredient n=\"15\">Mezereon</ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">any Costiveness</symptom> should come on it will be proper to remove\r\n            <lb />it, by such a <action n=\"8\">saline Cathartic</action> as you formerly employed\r\n            <lb />tho I would not give it in Doses to purge much.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />To conclude; the Case is singular and I beg to know\r\n            <lb />the result of it. Please present my respectful CompliÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ments to M<sup>r</sup> Busfield and your Son. Wishing\r\n            <lb />heartily your own good health I am with great\r\n            <lb />regard\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most obedient Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup> Jan<sup>ry</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh January</expan></choice> 25. 1783.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 702, 3, '2013-10-01 13:29:32', 37),
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The Child\r\n            <lb />has certainly some good Stamina but I am sorry to observe\r\n            <lb />that the Constitution is not sound and I strongly suspect\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"41\">a Scrophulous habit</condition> rendered certainly worse by the manÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ner of life living he is indulged in. The best advice that\r\n            <lb />I can offer for him is that for three months of the ensuing\r\n            <lb />Summer he should drink the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"45\">Swadling Bar water</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />either at the Spring if that is any ways convenient\r\n            <lb />or if it is not by having the water brought in a proper\r\n            <lb />condition to his own home and for the last purpose\r\n            <lb />it should be brought in Pint Bottles and none larger\r\n            <lb />very well waxed over the Cork. A Pint is the quantity\r\n            <lb />he should be Persuaded to take every morning and if\r\n            <lb />possible before Breakfast. For restoring the motion\r\n            <lb />of <bodypart n=\"12\">his Arms</bodypart> I know nothing more probable than a\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />fomentation of the same water applied to <bodypart n=\"12\">the Arms</bodypart> every\r\n            <lb />Evening for sometime. For the purpose of fomentations\r\n            <lb />the water may be carried in bottles holding two quarts\r\n            <lb />each. When he is Drinking <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"45\">the Swadling Bar water</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />if it does not keep <bodypart n=\"64\">his belly</bodypart> open let them have twice\r\n            <lb />a week as much <ingredient n=\"95\">Glauber salt</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient> as will\r\n            <lb />go through him freely.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />During this course of water and indeed at all\r\n            <lb />other times he should also have very moderately of any kind\r\n            <lb />of fruit and certainly never any unripe.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 29<sup>th.</sup> March\r\n                <lb /><u>1783</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 729, 13, '2013-09-12 11:52:00', 25),
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Your<del>me</del> full and\r\n            <lb />exact account of the Case leaves no doubt with\r\n            <lb />regard to the nature of it. There has been a CollecÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion of <condition n=\"55\">Gallstones</condition> in the <bodypart n=\"86\">gall bladder</bodypart> which,\r\n            <lb />as <add place=\"above\">they have</add> successively passed and stuck a little in the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"153\">Ductus communis</bodypart> have successively produced\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> of <symptom n=\"25\">Jaundice</symptom> and the last from its prodigious\r\n            <lb />size produced a considerable degree of <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom>.\r\n            <lb />For expediting the passage of these stones and\r\n            <lb />obviating the disorders which these passed, produced\r\n            <lb />there could be nothing more proper more judicious\r\n            <lb />or more effectual than the measures you pursued.\r\n            <lb />I hope the collection is now exhausted or though\r\n           \r\n            \r\n       <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />it should not I hope there can be none remaining so large\r\n            <lb />as the one you described and the passage of that must\r\n            <lb />have dilated the <bodypart n=\"153\">duct</bodypart> so very much as to render the\r\n            <lb />passage of any smaller tolerably easy. But if I should\r\n            <lb />be mistaken in both suppositions and a new <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> of\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"25\">Jaundice</symptom> should come on I must own that I can offer\r\n            <lb />nothing better than what you have practiced, that is,\r\n            <lb />the use of <action n=\"24\">purgatives</action> by the <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> or in <treatment n=\"6\">glyster</treatment> with\r\n            <lb />assiduous external <treatment n=\"21\">fomentation</treatment>. Allow me only to\r\n            <lb />observe that in cases of so much pain and even with\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"62\">inflammatory symptoms</symptom> which require such <treatment n=\"1\">bleedings</treatment>\r\n            <lb />as you properly practiced I have found <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> of\r\n            <lb />great service and employed with safety. I believe\r\n            <lb />it is only in this case and that of <symptom n=\"17\">Urinary Calculi</symptom>\r\n            <lb />that <ingredient n=\"14\">opiates</ingredient> and <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> can be properly united in\r\n            <lb />practice.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />In such case the only desideratum was a solvent\r\n            <lb />for that <symptom n=\"47\">Calculus</symptom> but this so far as I know is not yet\r\n            <lb />known to any body. We now know indeed a solvent\r\n           \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />of <symptom n=\"47\">Biliary Calculi</symptom> out of the body but it cannot hardly\r\n            <lb />be imployed internally and at least with any hopes\r\n            <lb />of its reaching the <symptom n=\"47\">calculus</symptom>. There may be some hopes\r\n            <lb />as I shall say presently of preventing the formation\r\n            <lb />of <symptom n=\"47\">biliary stones</symptom> but the means for that purpose can\r\n            <lb />not possibly have any effect upon a <symptom n=\"47\">stone</symptom> sticking\r\n            <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"153\">Ductus communis</bodypart>. However as at present\r\n            <lb />the measures that I hope that are only necessary\r\n            <lb />for your valuable patient are those for preventing\r\n            <lb /> the future generation of <symptom n=\"47\">Calculi</symptom> or perhaps dissolving\r\n            <lb />those still present in the <bodypart n=\"86\">gall bladder</bodypart>. I shall\r\n            <lb />give you my best opinion upon this subject. I\r\n            <lb />have frequently observed and it has been observed\r\n            <lb />by others that the same persons who are liable\r\n            <lb />to <symptom n=\"17\">Urinary Calculi</symptom> have been also liable to the\r\n            <lb />biliary and <symptom n=\"55\">biliary</symptom> and Coylsfields Case is one instance of it.\r\n            <lb />Upon this supposition I have thought that the\r\n            <lb />medicines which are useful in the one case might\r\n           \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />also be so in the other, and being therefore certain of the benefit\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"204\">Alkalines</ingredient> in the case of <symptom n=\"17\">Urinary Calculi</symptom> I have thought\r\n            <lb />of employing them in the <symptom n=\"55\">biliary</symptom>. Although these concreÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tions are seemingly of different nature and yield to\r\n            <lb />or require different Solvents out of the body, which\r\n            <lb />however is not strictly true yet as these concretions\r\n            <lb />occurr in the same persons it shows some disposition\r\n            <lb />in the fluids incommon to both cases. And in short\r\n            <lb />I have therefore employed <ingredient n=\"204\">Alkalines</ingredient> in the case of\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"55\">biliary Calculi</symptom> and I think with advantage. In\r\n            <lb />Coylsfields case in which there has been so much trouble\r\n            <lb />of <symptom n=\"17\">urinary Calculi</symptom> I have no doubts in advising <ingredient n=\"204\">AlkaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lines</ingredient>. I have formerly prescribed them for him\r\n            <lb />myself but don\'t now remember to have had any\r\n            <lb />report of their effects. I think I have heard that\r\n            <lb />they were not absolutely effectual but I never\r\n            <lb />heard of their doing any harm. I would certainly\r\n            <lb />advise them now if you can find no objection to\r\n            <lb />the contrary. I leave it at the same time to\r\n       \r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />your discretion to employ the <action n=\"9\">Caustic</action> or the <ingredient n=\"204\">Alkali</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />in broth or otherwise as you shall think most convÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nient. I have only to add that <ingredient n=\"237\">Soap</ingredient> has been freÂ¬\r\n            <lb />quently employed in the case of <symptom n=\"47\">biliary Calculi</symptom> and\r\n            <lb />I have no objection to it as the only reason I can\r\n            <lb />find for its use is the same analogy as above menÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tioned.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The only other measures I have known proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />posed in such a Case is the grass diet you mention\r\n            <lb />of Van Swieten and some German Author\'s but I\r\n            <lb />held it to be absolutely frivolous and useless and\r\n            <lb />however this may be I am of your opinion that\r\n            <lb /><del>nt</del> in the present case it is quite inadmissible.<note>See Gerard, Freiherr van Swieten (1700-1772), <i>A Disquisition on Remedies which Dissolve the Stone, in the Kidneys, or Human Bladder...Translated from the original Latin...</i> (p.46), which repeats the claims of herdsmen that cattle over-wintered on hay develop stones, which are then removed by feeding on fresh grass. The german sources untraced</note>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I hope as I said in the beginning that Coylsfields\r\n            <lb />distress is for the present over but it is very possible\r\n            <lb />from the repetition of severe pain and from the\r\n            <lb />violent strain which the <bodypart n=\"88\">biliary duct</bodypart> and its viÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cinity has suffered that he may continue to be\r\n            <lb />such, Valetudinary and with various complaints\r\n           \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />for which it might be expected I should advise, but\r\n            <lb />you must perceive that I cannot exactly foresee the\r\n            <lb />circumstances that were to occurr and therefore\r\n            <lb />cannot offer any advice. If any thing occurrs in which\r\n            <lb />I can advise I shall be glad to hear from you and\r\n            <lb />answer you very punctually. In the mean time\r\n            <lb />I am of opinion that the business is only to be properly\r\n            <lb />managed by a person on the spot and I can trust\r\n            <lb />every thing to you. With most respectful Compliments\r\n            <lb />to Coylsfield I am with sincere regard\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear D<sup>r.</sup>\r\n                <lb />Your most obedient Servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen -\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 7<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />1783\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4727, 3, '2013-12-07 15:58:46', 63);
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I have since repeated <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> dose\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>w<sup>c.</sup></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> <action n=\"24\">purged</action> me not so much by stool, but a good\r\n            <lb />deal of urine, &amp; it must be observed I had seldom\r\n            <lb />made <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> proper proportion of urine to what I\r\n            <lb />drank. 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Any hurry of spirits\r\n            <lb />will likewise occasion it. If I happen to\r\n            <lb />sleep on my <bodypart n=\"73\">left side</bodypart> I awake <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> such an\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"6\">oppression</symptom> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"42\">heart</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"43\">lungs</bodypart> <choice><abbr>y<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> I seem <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />difficulty to recover both <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"48\"><choice><abbr>circul<sup>n.</sup></abbr><expan>circulation</expan></choice> of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> blood</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />&amp; my <symptom n=\"12\">breath</symptom>, &amp; is done by sitting up in my\r\n            <lb />bed &amp; fetching my <symptom n=\"12\">breath</symptom> deep.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1961, 2, '2013-10-08 11:21:59', 367),
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B.\r\n            \r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Put one parcel of â„– I. into three muchÂ¬\r\n            <lb />kins of water. Set this over the fire &amp; let\r\n            <lb />it boil till a third is boiled away. Then add\r\n            <lb />a parcel of â„– II, &amp; after boiling for five miÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nutes more take the whole from the fire\r\n            <lb />&amp; strain it thro course of a table napkin.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />When cool put it in two muchkin botÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tles to be well cooked. One of these to be\r\n            <lb />drunk at divided draughts in the course of a\r\n            <lb />day. 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Materialia &amp; f. h: m. chart. â„– vi Signa Materials â„– I.\r\n                       \r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"15\">Sarsaparilla Root</ingredient>. two drachms of <ingredient n=\"101\">crushed Guaiacum Wood</ingredient>, one drachm of <ingredient n=\"66\">Root\'s bark of mezereon</ingredient> and half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"347\">Red Sandalwood</ingredient>. \r\n                    Mix in order to let there be the materials. Let there be in this way six parcels. 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He was very ill last Wednesday <choice><abbr>morng</abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />- I left home with him in the afternoon. That night\r\n            <lb />we lay at Bo:ness, and the two following we were with\r\n            <lb />a friend in Kirkaldy, all the three nights he has\r\n            <lb /><u>Sleeped well</u>, and he continues well as you see him - At\r\n            <lb />home his <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> is but puny, he is afraid to eat has he \r\n            <lb />thinks it hurts him - From home he eats Cheerfully - He\r\n            <lb />has some desire to follow the Sea as his line of life\r\n            <lb />- He speaks of a tryal voyage to London. He thinks \r\n            <lb />it might better his health, and if he finnd it so\r\n            <lb />this no doubt would have its weight to determine both\r\n            <lb />himself &amp; me as to his future Conduct\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Your opinion if it can be formed from the\r\n            <lb />imperfect account I have given is requested, and\r\n            <lb />if you please I will wish for it by a line directed\r\n            <lb />for me at Carronbank, near Falkirk, I am\r\n            <lb />respectfully Sir\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>your most <choice><abbr>ob<sup>t.</sup> Servt</abbr><expan>obedient Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> Saturday 30 June\r\n                <lb /><u>1781</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Dr Cullen\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Cowan\r\n                <lb />June 1781\r\n                <lb />XIII. p 87\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2023, 2, '2014-11-21 14:47:54', 87),
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Upon inspecting his urine, <del>he\r\n            <lb />found it free of sandy matter</del> which he pass\'d without pain\r\n            <lb />very frequently, &amp; on very small quantity, he found it\r\n            <lb />free of sandy matter pale color\'d &amp; without sediment <del>sio</del> but\r\n            <lb />having gold color\'d particles swiming on the surface &amp; fixed to\r\n            <lb />the glass. In such circumstances by the advice of D<sup>r.</sup> Monro he\r\n            <lb />began to use <ingredient n=\"32\">limewater</ingredient> &amp; milk skinn\'d after standing, with water\r\n            <lb />added, instead of Tea; weak <ingredient n=\"113\">bitters</ingredient> of 2 parts <ingredient n=\"11\">Chamomile</ingredient> &amp; 1 of <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruv.\r\n            <lb />bark</ingredient>; &amp; cold bathing in the Sea water occasionally. He\r\n            <lb />found bread &amp; milk prepard as above, the most easily digestiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ble food, &amp; flesh meat, even lean, &amp; in small quantity, very uneasy.\r\n            <lb />On this regimen very much he since liv\'d using no recent veÂ¬\r\n            <lb />getable but Potatoes &amp; geting better gradually tho slowly till\r\n            <lb />August; he then Botany being finish\'d, bath\'d more frequently\r\n            <lb />using <ingredient n=\"261\">Elixir of Vitriol</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"12\">Chalybeates</ingredient>, which <unclear>seem\'d</unclear>\r\n            <lb />to accelerate his recovering for about seven weeks; when he\r\n            <lb />observ\'d the <bodypart n=\"77\">spermatic cord</bodypart> of the left side <condition n=\"143\">becoming varicose</condition>\r\n            <lb />to a slight degree, which he endeavourd to obviate by <ingredient n=\"120\">SacchaÂ¬\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />rum Saturni</ingredient>-solutions, partial cold bathing, &amp; a <treatment n=\"33\">suspenÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sory</treatment>, which he has persever\'d in without removing the\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>comp<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>complaint</expan></choice>, but prevent\'d its encrease. About a fortnight\r\n            <lb />since his <bodypart n=\"5\">nose</bodypart>, in the left side, in the night, became so\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"78\">itchy</symptom> as to induce <symptom n=\"128\">sneezing</symptom>, which brought on a slight\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"65\">hÃ¦morrhagy</symptom> returning for eight days every second morÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ning. His digestion, tho much improv\'d, wont admit\r\n            <lb />so indulgent a regimen as D<sup>r.</sup> Cheyne calls <del>w</del> trimming<note>Scottish physician and popular medical author George Cheyne (1672?-1743), who, after struggling with his own obesity, promoted largely vegetarian diets in such works as his much-reprinted <i>Essay of Health and Long Life</i> (Bath and London: 1724). \'Trimming\' was Cheyne\'s usual term for \"slimming\".</note>\r\n            <lb />without uneasiness; his appetite pretty good; <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse\r\n            <lb />under 60</symptom>; <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> regular. He ascribes his complaints\r\n            <lb />to intense thinking on Metaphysical &amp; MatheÂ¬\r\n            <lb />matical subjects, &amp; the very sedentary life such\r\n            <lb />employment requir\'d.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <handShift />\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Case of a Student\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> ---- 78\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <handShift />\r\n            \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Case of a Student\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> -- 78\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1587, 11, '2014-10-07 15:04:50', 72);
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Upon the whole I have no doubt concerning his\r\n            <lb />disease. He is threatened or is indeed affected with what we \r\n            <lb />call a <condition n=\"14\">spasmodic asthma</condition>. A disease attended with little\r\n            <lb />danger but very ready at times to continue troublesome for\r\n            <lb />life. Its attacking him so early in life is ambiguous for on\r\n            <lb />one hand it gives hopes that on his <del>re</del>turn of life it may be\r\n            <lb />removed but on the other hand if it does not then yield, the\r\n            <lb />early attack shews a stronger disposition to the desease and\r\n            <lb />gives fear of its proving obstinate and troublesome for life.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have thus given you fairly my opinion of the disease\r\n            <lb />and I wish I could give you as clearly the means of curing it.\r\n            <lb />I know by much experience that this is difficult but I shall\r\n            <lb />give you very earnestly the best assistance I can\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am very clear for giving him immediately the <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />a sea voyage as it may possibly be of great service to him\r\n            <lb />or at least be of so much as to point out the best course of\r\n            <lb />life to him.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have no doubt but that he may be better in sailing \r\n            <lb />than at home but at the same time must observe that\r\n            <lb />as I suspect he will bear little of any bodily exercise so\r\n            <lb />the exercise which the business of a sailor requires may be\r\n            <lb />too much for him and I must advise that on his first voyage\r\n            <lb />he m<subst><del>ust</del><add place=\"above\">ay</add></subst> only look on and put to his hand very little.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Upon this plan I am clear for his trying a voyage\r\n            <lb />especially at this season and till that trial is made I \r\n            <lb />would not advise any other remedies and now I shall only\r\n            <lb />advise a few cautions to be observed on his voyage.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />A day or two before he goes on board <treatment n=\"1\">let six or eight\r\n            <lb />ounces of blood be taken from his <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart></treatment>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Let him take care that during the voyage he does not\r\n            <lb />become very <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> and if <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> does come let him\r\n            <lb />obviate or remove it by taking in the morning a teaspoon\r\n            <lb />full or two of the Electuary prescribed in the inclosed.\r\n            <lb />If this Electuary by keeping becomes dry let him have some\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">simple Syrup</ingredient> along with him to bring it to the same conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sistence as it was at first. The precaution against <symptom n=\"24\">cosÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tiveness</symptom> is proper for him whether he is on board or ashore but\r\n            <lb />much <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> is by no means fit for him.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At all times let him take care not to be <symptom n=\"21\">warm by the\r\n            <lb />sun or otherwise</symptom> and particularly when he is ashore let\r\n            <lb />him <add place=\"above\">avoid</add> much walking.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Let his diet be of a middle kind by no means\r\n            <lb />of much animal food nor on the other hand enÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tirely of vegetables. On board the ship he must \r\n            <lb />avoid salted meats. Let him have some portable\r\n            <lb />soup to make a little fresh <add place=\"above\">broth</add> for himself almost every day and\r\n            <lb />this with bread will always be a proper meal. When he can\r\n            <lb />get it he may take a little fresh meat but his chief dependance\r\n            <lb />must be on bread, rice, flower of rice, barley, sago &amp; oatmeal.\r\n            <lb />Of these with currants, raisins, apples &amp; preserved fruits he\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"above\">may</add> make a great variety.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When you shall be pleased to give me a report of this voyage\r\n            <lb />I shall be ready to advise further being Dear Sir\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>your most obedient servant</salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 2<sup>d</sup> July 1781</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> <choice><abbr>Alex<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Alexander</expan></choice> Cowan</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"45\">Crystall. 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Let it be perfectly dry and therefore not upon\r\n            <lb />a ground floor. Let it also be warm if possible but close-\r\n            <lb />chambers are not easily to be had and their not being very\r\n            <lb />warm is of little consequence for the time that people - \r\n            <lb />commonly reside there. It will be a great recommendaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion of a lodging that it is near the goats <del>whey</del> pasture - \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It is much to be wished that the goats could be - -\r\n            <lb />brought to the door or very near to the house where the\r\n            <lb />patient lives as the milk is always hurt by being carÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ried from any distance.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If the goats can be brought near let the milk be\r\n            <lb />curdled with the natural heat as it comes from the  goat\r\n            <lb />and therefore as soon as the quantity required is milked.\r\n        </p>\r\n\r\n <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If the goats are necessarily at some distance it will alÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ways be better to carry the runnet to the field and put it to\r\n            <lb />the milk as soon as milked than to carry the milk to be afterÂ¬\r\n            <lb />wards heated upon the fire.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Whether the milk is curdled in the field or at home let\r\n            <lb />there be always so much curdled as will give the quantity\r\n            <lb />of whey required without pressing the Curd.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It will always be proper to prepare the whey just\r\n            <lb />when it is <add place=\"above\">to be</add> taken and as it is to be taken by repeated\r\n            <lb />draughts it is proper to keep the whey warm for the whole\r\n            <lb />time either by keeping <add place=\"above\">it</add> near the fire or what is better by\r\n            <lb />setting a vessel of warm water.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Miss Mansfield should always begin to take the whey\r\n            <lb />about seven o\'clock of the morning and to take <add place=\"above\">a</add> small - \r\n            <lb />draught of it every half hour after till she has taken it\r\n            <lb />three or four times.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />She may take the first and even the second draught as \r\n            <lb />she lies abed but if she is any ways able she should be out\r\n            <lb />of bed before she takes the other draughts.\r\n        </p>\r\n <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For the first day that Miss Mansfield drinks the whey the\r\n            <lb />draughts need be no more than half a gill but by degrees they may\r\n            <lb />be every day increased to a gill each and four such draughts -\r\n            <lb />every morning will be as much as her <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> will bear.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />While she is drinking the whey she should during the\r\n            <lb />intervals walk about either without or within doors as - \r\n            <lb />the weather may direct.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If the whey proves <symptom n=\"7\">windy on her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> or in her <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart></symptom>\r\n            <lb />she may eat a little Carraway in the intervals or take a\r\n            <lb />little Aniseed sugar in the draught of whey.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In an hour and hardly sooner after finishing the\r\n            <lb />whey she may take breakfast which may be dry toast with\r\n            <lb />water gruel, with milk tea or with common tea very weak.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />About half an hour or an hour after breakfast every\r\n            <lb />day that is tolerably dry she should be put on horseback\r\n            <lb />to ride gently for two or three hours more or less as she\r\n            <lb />bears it easily. When the weather is fine she may also\r\n            <lb />ride for an hour or two towards the evening. If a carÂ¬\r\n            <lb />riage goes with her to the highlands and is kept there she\r\n            <lb />may take her exercise in that when the weather is uncertain,\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Her diet is to be continued much of the same kind as it\r\n            <lb />has been for some time past. She may every day at dinner\r\n            <lb />have a little beef tea not very strong &amp; with this she may\r\n            <lb />take either dry toast or have put into it some barley or -\r\n            <lb />Rice separately boiled. Besides these she may have some\r\n            <lb />light bread pudding or pudding made of rice or flower of\r\n            <lb />Rice. She may also have some very young turnips, green\r\n            <lb />pease or Colly flower all of them very well boiled. When\r\n            <lb />strawberries are to be had the may have a few if quite ripe\r\n            <lb />but care is to be taken that neither these nor the garden\r\n            <lb />things mentioned open her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> too much for in that case\r\n            <lb />all of them must be avoided. Her Supper may be any kind of Milk meat\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It is probable that the goats whey will keep her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> open\r\n            <lb />but if it does not she may take a little <ingredient n=\"270\">Magnesia</ingredient> in the first\r\n            <lb />draught of whey and on the other hand if the whey proves\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"21\">laxative</action> she must take some <ingredient n=\"124\">Crabs Eyes</ingredient> with it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> as she now takes it is to be continued with\r\n            <lb />the goat whey but no other medicine is now necessary. -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 9<sup>th</sup> June\r\n                <lb /><u>1781</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 141, 3, '2015-01-01 12:20:01', 47),
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However it is\r\n            <lb />always prudent to take some precautions upon the first apÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pearance of such ailments. The following seem to me the proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />per measures.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />1. Let her live entirely on milk and farinacea. Animal-\r\n            <lb />food to be entirely avoided except it may be a weak soup or what\r\n            <lb />we call beef tea taken with dry toast once a day. Garden-\r\n            <lb />things as they come in season and are very tender may be tried\r\n            <lb />but they do not always agree quite well with a milk diet.\r\n            <lb />Strawberries &amp; Gooseberries quite ripe may be taken moderately.\r\n            <lb />For drink water is the only safe one and all fermented and \r\n            <lb />spirituous liquor to be abstained from. Tea &amp; Coffee may be taÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ken but very weak &amp; very cool.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2. Let her have some exercise in a carriage every day that\r\n            <lb />is not very warm or very wet &amp; the forenoon is the proper time\r\n            <lb />but let great care be taken at all times to avoid cold.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />3. Let her take three or four times a day a tea spoonfull\r\n            <lb />of the <action n=\"25\">Cooling Mixture</action> ordered below in an ordinary wine - \r\n            <lb />glassfull of water.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4. Let her at the same time take a small teacupfull of the\r\n            <lb />Infusion also ordered below and which I prefer to the decoction\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />5. These are he only remedies I think necessary at present but \r\n            <lb />if her <symptom n=\"15\">pulse</symptom> should at any time become more frequent and full\r\n            <lb />a little <treatment n=\"1\"><bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> may be taken from her <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart></treatment>. At all times her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> is to be kept regular but <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> is not necessary. If\r\n            <lb />any fixed pain of the <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> should come on a <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> on the \r\n            <lb />part may be proper and perhaps an <treatment n=\"11\">Issue</treatment> may also be so but\r\n            <lb />I hope it is not necessary at present\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 8<sup>th</sup> <subst><del>May</del><add place=\"above\">June</add></subst> 1781</dateline>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Buckle</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥iij <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">Syr. e ros. sicc.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"315\">Spir. vitriol. ten.</ingredient> @ â„¥Å¿s â„³.\r\n                    <lb />Signa <action n=\"25\">Cooling Mixture</action> a teaspoonfull three or four times a day\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take three ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">rose water</ingredient>, half an ounce each of <ingredient n=\"107\" t=\"18\">syrup of dried rose</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"315\">spirit of vitriol</ingredient>.\r\n                    Mix. Label <action n=\"25\">Cooling Mixture</action> a teaspoonfull three or four times a day.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">pulv. cort. Peruv.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s. In mortario vitrio vel lapidis affunde\r\n                    <lb />Aqua q. s. ut f. massa semiliquida quam terito diligenter per horam,\r\n                    <lb />dein adde Aqua â„”j. Repone in lagena et macera horas duodecim denique\r\n                    <lb />per chartam cola et signa <action n=\"31\">strengthening Infusion</action> small tea cupfull to be\r\n                    <lb />taken three or four times a day\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"1\">powdered Peruvian bark</ingredient>. In a glass or stone mortar immerse in enough water\r\n                    to make a semi-liquid mass to be carefully blended for an hour, then add a pound of water. Store in a container and leave to soak for\r\n                    twelve hours, then strain through paper and label <action n=\"31\">strengthening Infusion</action>, a small teacupful to be taken three or four times a day \r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>8<sup>th</sup> June 1781 -----</dateline>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 140, 3, '2014-12-31 12:07:21', 46),
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In the year 1777\r\n            <lb />when about 18 Months old, was attacked With the <condition n=\"75\">chin cough</condition>.\r\n            <lb /><del>W</del> After surviving it he took <condition n=\"87\">the Measles</condition>. Almost Immedately\r\n            <lb />After them <condition n=\"2\">the confluent Small Pox</condition>. Which he survived with\r\n            <lb />Great Difficulty. During the whole illness in <condition n=\"2\">the Pox</condition> he was\r\n            <lb />Never seen almost to Move <bodypart n=\"12\">his arms</bodypart>. After his recovery <bodypart n=\"12\">his arms</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />were observed to be of Unusual Size assistance was called,\r\n            <lb />&amp; by the use of <treatment n=\"23\">Cataplasms</treatment> of various kinds <bodypart n=\"12\">both arms <symptom n=\"42\"> suppurated</symptom></bodypart> \r\n            <lb />&amp; broke, &amp; for a long time discharged a thin ichory liquor &amp; so\r\n            <lb />continued untill 7 small splints separated &amp; came away from\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"12\">the Radius</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"13\">&amp; Ulna</bodypart> 4 from <bodypart n=\"12\">the right arm</bodypart> &amp; 3 from <bodypart n=\"12\">the left.</bodypart> After\r\n            <lb />this <bodypart n=\"12\">the arms</bodypart> <del>healed</del> dried up when the child was <symptom n=\"26\">greatly\r\n            <lb />emaciated</symptom>, ever since he is unable to use them unless in awkward\r\n            <lb />manner. <bodypart n=\"64\">His belly</bodypart> also since has been of an uncommon size his apetite\r\n            <lb />very good. He lives mostly on animal food <add place=\"above\">of the strongest kind</add> which his parents\r\n            <lb />indulges him in tho\' denied him by the physician. But in fact\r\n            <lb />He is satisfied in all his wishes in the season he gets too great\r\n            <lb />quantities of Apples currants goosberries cherries &amp; such like\r\n            <lb />&amp; these sometimes not ripe. When sleeping he has an unusual\r\n            <lb />noise in <bodypart n=\"9\">his throat</bodypart>, he appears fat &amp; of a Pale Complexion.\r\n            <lb />He <treatment n=\"24\">never took a purga<add place=\"above\">tive</add></treatment> till after the small Pox \r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2426, 3, '2013-12-21 17:25:22', 36),
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I am sorry to find that any part of the\r\n            <lb />case formerly transmitted to me was overlooked or neglected\r\n            <lb />and I am very willing and desirous to make amends for\r\n            <lb />that neglect now.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have carefully considered what is represented in\r\n            <lb />your letter of the 4<sup>th.</sup> and am sorry to find it is a difficult\r\n            <lb />case.  Your complaints must be founded in what we\r\n            <lb />call <condition n=\"44\">melancholic</condition> or <condition n=\"30\">hypochondriac</condition> temperament and that\r\n            <lb />must be difficult to change or correct and when we do atÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tempt it, one of the most effectual means is riding on horseÂ¬\r\n            <lb />back with <add place=\"above\">a</add> change of air which your situation in life\r\n            <lb />does not seem to admit of. However I shall advise you\r\n            <lb />as well as I can and on t\'other page I have given a prescripÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion for two different medicines which I hope shall be of\r\n            <lb />service to you. Whilst you are using these or at any other\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />time I earnestly advise you to take Air &amp; exercise especially by\r\n            <lb />riding as often as you possibly can; and if you could at times\r\n            <lb />go upon a journey for a week or two together it would probably\r\n            <lb />be of great service to you.  Your diet should be moderate\r\n            <lb />but rather solid than liquid and rather animal than vegetable.\r\n            <lb />A few glasses of Wine are allowable but they should be a few\r\n            <lb />only and the best is a strong wine as Madeira, Sherry or Red\r\n            <lb />Port always however diluted with water. Patients of your\r\n            <lb />constitution are commonly liable <symptom n=\"24\">to costiveness</symptom> and if this <add place=\"above\">is</add> your\r\n            <lb />case you must take care that it never goes far and that it is\r\n            <lb />removed by <action n=\"21\">a laxative</action>, in the choice of which as suited to your\r\n            <lb />constitution every apothecary can direct you. If you have\r\n            <lb />any further question to put to me you may freely command\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />your most obedient servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup> 14<sup>th</sup> Feb<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh 14<sup>th</sup> February</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><u>1783.</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Threlkeld.</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"129\">Tinct. Mart.</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Tincture</action> twenty drops of it to be\r\n                    <lb />taken in a glass of water made blood warm three or\r\n                    <lb />four times a day.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"129\">Tincture of Mars</ingredient>. Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Tincture</action>, twenty drops of it be be taken in a glass of water made blood warm three or four times a day.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"23\">CamphorÃ¦</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar. alb.</ingredient> @ Ê’j\r\n                    <lb />Adjectis <ingredient n=\"369\">Spir. vin. rectif.</ingredient> guttis aliquot terito\r\n                    <lb />in pulverem cui adde\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"5\">AsÃ¦fÅ“tida</ingredient> opt. Ê’j\r\n                    <lb />et cum Mucilag. <ingredient n=\"75\">Mucilag. G. Arabic</ingredient> q. s. f. massa\r\n                    <lb />dividenda in pil. sing. gr. v.\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <condition n=\"21\">Nervous Pills</condition> three to be taken for a dose\r\n                    <lb />at bedtime every second or third night as symptoms\r\n                    <lb />may seem to require.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take one drachm each of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"50\">White sugar</ingredient>, adding a few drops of <ingredient n=\"369\">Alcohol</ingredient>, then grind into a powder, to which add one drachm of the best <ingredient n=\"5\">Asafoetida</ingredient> and along with a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"75\">Muscilage of Gum Arabic</ingredient> to make a mass to be divided into single pills of five grains. Label: <condition n=\"21\">Nervous Pills</condition>. Three to be taken for a dose at bedtime every second or third night as symptoms may seem to require.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />14<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Feb<sup>ry.</sup></abbr><expan>February</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><u>1783.</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 710, 2, '2013-10-08 13:28:00', 42);
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For this purpose\r\n            <lb />we advise the following means to be employed\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />1. As soon as the Young Gentleman is for\r\n            <lb />two or three days settled at home let four or five\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"14\">Leeches</treatment> be set upon <bodypart n=\"19\">each side of his right knee</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />and let the wounds bleed freely or let pains be\r\n            <lb />taken to make them bleed freely.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2. Two or three days after <treatment n=\"14\">the bleeding</treatment> and\r\n            <lb />when the wounds made by <treatment n=\"14\">the Leeches</treatment> are entirely\r\n            <lb />healed up let <treatment n=\"4\">a blister</treatment> be applied on the same\r\n            <lb />places. <treatment n=\"4\">The Plaisters</treatment> being two inches broad by four\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />inches long and let them be laid <bodypart n=\"39\">on each side clear of the\r\n            <lb />Knee pan.</bodypart>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3 Let about the bigness of a Crown piece on the\r\n            <lb />inside <treatment n=\"4\">blistered place</treatment> be kept open by <treatment n=\"11\">Issue Ointment</treatment>\r\n            <lb />for the space of two weeks. This will be especially\r\n            <lb />proper if <treatment n=\"1\">the bleeding</treatment>, <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment> and <treatment n=\"11\">the issue</treatment> for a\r\n            <lb />week have considerably relieved the pains which\r\n            <lb />used to occurr on motion and kept away entirely\r\n            <lb />the Pains that used to come on at other times and\r\n            <lb />if this happens to be the case it will be adviseable\r\n            <lb />to keep <treatment n=\"11\">the issue</treatment> open for two or three weeks longer.\r\n            <lb />But if the relief mentioned is not very entirely\r\n            <lb />obtained in that time <treatment n=\"11\">the issue</treatment> may be heated\r\n            <lb />up and other measures pursued.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4  Let a proper <treatment n=\"3\">Electrical Aparatus</treatment> be obtained\r\n            <lb />and let some moderate shocks be sent through\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"39\">the joint of <bodypart n=\"19\">the knee</bodypart></bodypart> and such shocks be repeated\r\n            <lb />several times. It is to be observed that there is\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />more to be expected from <treatment n=\"3\">moderate shocks</treatment> frequently\r\n            <lb />repeated than from any violent ones but while very\r\n            <lb />moderate shocks are employed at first they may be\r\n            <lb />afterwards gradually increased to some more force.\r\n            <lb />The number of shocks also may for the first day be\r\n            <lb />five only but the number may be gradually inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />creased till they are twenty at one time. The best\r\n            <lb />time for employing <treatment n=\"3\">the Electricity</treatment> is the forenoon\r\n            <lb />and it may be applied twice in that time once\r\n            <lb />soon after breakfast and again about an hour\r\n            <lb />before Dinner. 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It is to be done by flannel Cloths wrung out\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />of the hot liquor and wrung as hot and dry as possible.\r\n            <lb />The Cloths about a quarter wide and so long as to go\r\n            <lb />twice round <bodypart n=\"19\">the knee</bodypart> and another piece of waster\r\n            <lb />Cloth is to go round above these to keep in the heat.\r\n            <lb />The fomenting Cloths should be changed when they\r\n            <lb />begin to cool and the fomentation in this way should\r\n            <lb />be continued for an hour together. The Practice of\r\n            <lb />fomenting should be continued every Evening for a\r\n            <lb />week or two while <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment> is applied.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />6. 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The <symptom n=\"15\">Pulse weak, low, &amp; not \r\n            <lb />more than 65 or 70 strokes in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> minute</symptom>, &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> is in general regular.\r\n            <lb />--- You are well acquainted with M<sup>rs.</sup> Buckles thin spare habit, she\r\n            <lb />has very little <symptom n=\"4\">Cough</symptom>, &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> breathing is tolerably free &amp; easy considering\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> above mentioned <choice><abbr>sympts</abbr><expan>symptoms</expan></choice> -- shall be glad to have D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen\'s --\r\n            <lb />opinion in this Case <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> first opportunity ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The Medicines hitherto used have been of the <ingredient n=\"91\">niterous</ingredient>, mucilaginous\r\n            <lb />kind with the <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"15\"><choice><abbr>Decoct. C<sup>x.</sup> Peruv.</abbr><expan>Decoction Cortex Peruvianus</expan></choice></ingredient> ----\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Buckle is about thirtyone years of age, very tall &amp; slender,\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"27\">Breast</bodypart> narrow, &amp; of a pale complexion - used very little\r\n            <lb />exercise. Been married about eleven years, and \r\n            <lb />bore six healthy Children, to the three former she gave\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"27\">Breast</bodypart>, to the latter it was not <choice><abbr>tho<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>thought</expan></choice> adviseable - \r\n            <lb />About two years ago she was threaten\'d with an <symptom n=\"65\">HÃ¦moptoe</symptom> <add place=\"above\">after Childbed</add>\r\n            <lb />but soon recruited &amp; remained in tolerable health, <condition n=\"7\">became\r\n                <lb />with Child again</condition> &amp; in the beginning of April produced a\r\n            <lb />healthy Child - - On the 6<sup>th</sup> of May the <symptom n=\"65\">HÃ¦moptoe</symptom> came\r\n            <lb />on with Symptoms as above related.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Buckle\r\n            <lb />June 1781.\r\n            <lb />V. XIII. p. 51.\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2022, 13, '2015-01-20 14:38:03', 60),
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For this purpose I\r\n            <lb />propose the following measures.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />1. Let her take a table spoonfull of the <action n=\"11\">diaphoretic mixture</action> preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />scribed on the paper apart every night at bedtime. This will keep\r\n            <lb />her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular but it should not <treatment n=\"30\">purge</treatment> her and if it does this\r\n            <lb />she must take but half a spoonfull for a dose. On the other hand\r\n            <lb />id <del>this</del> a single spoonfull does not keep her <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular she\r\n            <lb />should make the dose a spoonfull and half or two spoonfulls.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2. Twice a week she may let alone the <action n=\"11\">mixture</action> altogether and\r\n            <lb />in place of it take the <action n=\"33\">aperient draught</action> ordered also on the paÂ¬\r\n            <lb />per apart. Tho this <action n=\"33\">draught</action> should make her a little <symptom n=\"61\">sick</symptom>\r\n            <lb />in the morning after, she should not therefore avoid it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3. Every morning before she rises she should have all her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"51\">limbs</bodypart> that is her <bodypart n=\"12\">arms</bodypart> from the <bodypart n=\"11\">Shoulders</bodypart> and her <bodypart n=\"18\">thighs</bodypart> &amp;\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> from her <bodypart n=\"62\">haunches</bodypart> <treatment n=\"18\">very well rubbed by a fleshbrush</treatment>. The\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"18\">rubbing</treatment> may be gentle but on every part long continued.\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It will be of the greatest service to M<sup>rs</sup> Wilson if she can\r\n            <lb />be set on a pad behind a man and ride for two or three hours in\r\n            <lb />the forenoon. <del>an</del> This she should do every day that is tolerably\r\n            <lb />fair &amp; if it agrees with her as I expect it will she should, now the\r\n            <lb />days are long, ride also for an hour or two in the afternoon.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />5. For the most part of Summer or at least till her complaints\r\n            <lb />are removed let her take entirely to a diet of milk, grain &amp;\r\n            <lb />garden things.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 30<sup>th</sup> April\r\n                <lb /><u>1781</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Wilson</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum guajac.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar. alb. duriss.</ingredient> @ Æ·ij\r\n                    <lb />Terito in pulverem tenuem et adde\r\n                    <lb />Mucilag. <ingredient n=\"75\">G. Arabic. crass</ingredient> â„¥jÎ²\r\n                    <lb />Terito iterum probe et paulatim affunde\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinnam. simpl.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"68\">-- menth. piper</ingredient> @ â„¥iij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"387\">-- cinnam. Spir.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar. emetic.</ingredient> gr. iv\r\n                    <lb />â„³ Signa <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Mixture</action> a tablespoonfull to \r\n                    <lb />taken every night at bedtime shaking the glass always very\r\n                    <lb />well before pouring it out\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two drachms each of <ingredient n=\"101\">gum guajacum</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"50\">very hard white sugar</ingredient>. Crush into thin powder then add\r\n                    an ounce and a half of <ingredient n=\"75\">thick gum Arabic</ingredient>. Crush well again and little by little add three ounces each of <ingredient n=\"65\">simple cinnamon water</ingredient>\r\n                    <ingredient n=\"68\">peppermint water</ingredient>, an ounce of <ingredient n=\"387\">Spirit of cinnamon</ingredient>, four grams of <ingredient n=\"110\">tartar emetic</ingredient>.\r\n                    Mix and label: <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Mixture</action> a tablespoonful to be taken every night at bedtime shaking the glass always very well before pouring it out. \r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"18\">Syr. diacod.</ingredient> Æ·ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"58\">Tinct. Thebaic.</ingredient> gutt. xx\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar. emetic.</ingredient> gr. 1/4\r\n                    <lb />â„³. Sig. <action n=\"33\">Aperient draught</action> to be taken twice a week at going\r\n                    <lb />to bed.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take an ounce of <ingredient n=\"107\">rose water</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"14\" t=\"18\">syrup of diacodium</ingredient>,\r\n                    twenty drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient>, 1/4 of a gram of <ingredient n=\"110\">emetic tartar</ingredient>. Mix and label:\r\n                    <action n=\"33\">Aperient draught</action> to be taken twice a week at going to bed.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />30<sup>th</sup> April\r\n                <lb /><u>1781</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 127, 3, '2015-01-06 18:46:39', 50),
(2856, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c1664\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:1664] From: Dr Ebenezer Jacob / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Mr (Patient) / 1 May 1779 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Luca Guariento</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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The Gentleman is now in the 48<sup>th.</sup> year\r\n            <lb />of his Age of Middle Stature, a lively Imagination, a biÂ¬\r\n            <lb />lious habit &amp; exquisitely irritable. Before I enter upon the\r\n            <lb />present State of his health, it seems to be necessary to take\r\n            <lb />up his history from the first moment of his existence.\r\n            <lb />He was born to unhealthy parents, in their decline of\r\n            <lb />Life, His Father, an eminent Physician, was many years\r\n            <lb />troubled with <bodypart n=\"26\">thoracic</bodypart> complaints, an <symptom n=\"35\">HÃ¦moptoe</symptom> put a\r\n            <lb />period to a Life which had been for years prolonged by\r\n            <lb />art &amp; regularity. His mother dies of a Cancer in her <bodypart n=\"27\">breast</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />In his earliest Infancy he was severely afflicted with\r\n            <lb />the <condition n=\"124\">Rickets</condition>, the care of his attentive Father in a conveniÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ent time restored him to perfect health; the principle meÂ¬\r\n            <lb />dicine made use of was <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient>. As he advanced in years\r\n            <lb />his health became complete, &amp; his strength was simply esÂ¬\r\n            <lb />stablished, so that he was as capable of every exertion, &amp;\r\n            <lb />every degree of <symptom n=\"9\">Fatigue</symptom> as any of his Intimates. Untill\r\n            <lb />his middle time of Life he was accustomed to constant\r\n            <lb />&amp; sometimes tolerably severe exercise, at this period he\r\n            <lb />became more sedentary, his Profession (that of the Law)\r\n            <lb />requiring close application. In the 22<sup>d.</sup> year of his Age\r\n            <lb />he felt the first attack of the <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> in his <bodypart n=\"23\">Ancle</bodypart>, in about\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />two years he had a return, since which time the <symptom n=\"95\">Paroysms</symptom> have\r\n            <lb />recurred more frequently untill now when he labours under five\r\n            <lb />yearly. They are almost always exceedingly painfull, &amp; are\r\n            <lb />for the most part attended with a great degree of <symptom n=\"34\">Fever</symptom>, his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />bound, much <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom>, <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart> <symptom n=\"21\">hot</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"51\">dry</symptom>, &amp; <symptom n=\"15\">his pulse full hard &amp;\r\n            <lb />frequent</symptom>. his <bodypart n=\"47\">Nervous System</bodypart> is at those times always very\r\n            <lb />essentially engaged &amp; so very distressing &amp; indeed alarming\r\n            <lb />are <add place=\"above\">the</add> <symptom n=\"57\">Spasm</symptom> which he then experiences that <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient>, notÂ¬\r\n            <lb />withstanding any indication to the contrary has been conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />stantly found to be indispensably necessary. The <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> geneÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rally terminates in about twelve days &amp; his recovery is\r\n            <lb />amazingly rapid. You will naturally suppose that such\r\n            <lb />frequent attacks cannot fail to leave unhappy effects beÂ¬\r\n            <lb />hind them. He has indeed suffered much, he is nearly altoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />gether deprived of the use of the <bodypart n=\"52\">Inferior extremities</bodypart> &amp; much\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">enfeebled</symptom> in the superior. He has had the advice from many\r\n            <lb />Gentlemen of great reputation &amp; has tried a vast variety of\r\n            <lb />Medicines, hot &amp; cold Baths, he has also repeatedly visited\r\n            <lb />Buxton, Bath, Spa &amp;c. from none of which has he ever\r\n            <lb />received any kind of benefit. About three years are now\r\n            <lb />past since at my request he entered upon a Milk &amp; vegetaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ble diet, it was but a short time prior to his time for\r\n            <lb />visiting bath, so that it fell not to my lot to make suffiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cient Observation, however he remained here long enough\r\n            <lb />to convince me that he escaped thereby one expected <symptom n=\"95\">ParoxÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ysm</symptom>. the next he had was at bath under the Care of D<sup>r.</sup>\r\n            <lb />De La Cour, that Gentleman was of Opinion that his milk\r\n            <lb />diet was injurious to him, by his advice therefore he reassured\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />his animal food. In February 78 D<sup>r.</sup> Fothergill of London was\r\n            <lb />consulted, he again desired him to return gradually to a vegetable\r\n            <lb />diet, &amp; also prescribed a constant course of the <ingredient n=\"66\" t=\"15\">Decoct: Mezereon</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />with an <treatment n=\"8\">injection</treatment> to keep the <bodypart n=\"37\">Bowels</bodypart> free with a <action n=\"21\">laxative\r\n            <lb />Electuary</action> occasionally. Possessing sufficient resolution, he\r\n            <lb />entered upon this Regimen with clearfullness, &amp; persisted\r\n            <lb />in it with a constancy which merited a better reward, he\r\n            <lb />does not yet think himself benefited. He certainly is not\r\n            <lb />in the least let down by his abstemious living, his spiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rits are remarkably good, nor is the <bodypart n=\"97\">vis VitÃ¦</bodypart> in any degree\r\n            <lb />injured. He has sometimes passed no small quantity\r\n            <lb />of Gravel in his Urine, &amp; within these few days a <condition n=\"47\">stone</condition>\r\n            <lb />of no inconsiderable Size has come away without much\r\n            <lb />pain or uneasiness. This has made me think seriously\r\n            <lb />whether the <ingredient n=\"406\">Mephitic Acid</ingredient> with the present diet might\r\n            <lb />not probably be attempted with some advantage. 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I request the favor\r\n            <lb />of an answer by return of the Post.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I am with great respect\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> most <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Eben<sup>r.</sup> Jacob\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Wexford, Ireland, May 1<sup>st.</sup> 1779\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Give me leave to enquire <add place=\"above\">whether</add> the 2<sup>d.</sup> <choice><abbr>Edit:</abbr><expan>Edition</expan></choice> of your Nosology is\r\n                <lb />yet published &amp; whether any other Volume of the first lines\r\n                <lb />have yet been printed.<note>There is no mention of this matter in the casebook record of Cullen\'s reply (though it could have been omitted), but \'Volume Two\' of Cullen\'s <i>First Lines</i> did appear at some point in 1779.</note>\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I remember that when I had the advantage of attending\r\n                <lb />your chemical Lectures, you mentioned when on the Metal\r\n                <lb />Platina,<note>Earlier name for \"Platinum\".</note> that it was the heaviest of all known metals,\r\n                <lb />this I happened to repeat very lately in company, in\r\n                <lb />which I was contradicted by a gentleman then present,\r\n                <lb />let me intreat you Sir to favor me with your Opinion\r\n                <lb />when you will do me the honour to answer the\r\n                <lb />above case.\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Major Maxwell, a Countryman of yours, who is\r\n                <lb />now quartered in this town has kindly undertake\r\n                <lb />to convey a Fee of two Guineas to you.\r\n                \r\n            </p>    \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Please to direct for me under cover to R<sup>d.</sup> Lettrente <choice><abbr>Esq<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Esquire</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />Artramont\r\n                <lb />near\r\n                <lb />Wexford\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n    \r\n    <annot>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Jacob <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />---\r\n            <lb />May 1 1779.\r\n            <lb />V. ix. p. 176\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n    </annot>\r\n    \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1664, 3, '2014-04-14 13:11:37', 84),
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And\r\n            <lb />could you think of any thing else which you\r\n            <lb />think might be of service to her, will be glade to\r\n            <lb />hear from you with your conveniency &amp; I am\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Sir Your <choice><abbr>mo: Obed<sup>t.</sup> Serv<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>most Obedient Servant</expan></choice></salute>\r\n            <signed>James Willson</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />NB. May direct for me\r\n            <lb />Ja<sup>s.</sup> Willson\r\n            <lb />Coupar Angus\r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />NB. I neglected to acquaint you that She has rode\r\n            <lb />out in a Chair every good day since being at\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> and still continues to do so\r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physitian in\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Wilson\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>rs</sup> Wilson\r\n                <lb />July. 1781 \r\n                <lb />V. XIII p 105\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2028, 13, '2015-01-20 12:04:39', 51);
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The <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> in all cases\r\n            <lb />and evidently in this Gentleman is a disease of the whole\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"47\">system</bodypart> which at an early period of life may be modified\r\n            <lb />&amp; its biass much obviated but in advanced age and\r\n            <lb />after having long had a particular course it is not\r\n            <lb />possible to make any considerable change, &amp; especially not\r\n            <lb />possible by a medicine: &amp; what can be done is by a\r\n            <lb />Regimen alone. 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Even at Buxton he must\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />proceed very cautiously. At first stepping into the\r\n            <lb />Bath there the water feels a little cold but after a few\r\n            <lb />minutes the water feels presently but moderately\r\n            <lb />warm and continues to be so far all the time that\r\n            <lb />a person remains in it. By these circumstances\r\n            <lb />the Colonel has it in his power to proceed very\r\n            <lb />gradually and I advise him to do so. Going into\r\n            <lb />the Bath at first for five minutes only and afterÂ¬\r\n            <lb />wards lengthening the time as he shall be found to\r\n            <lb />bear it and if he can come to bear it every day\r\n            <lb />from half an hour to an hour I dont doubt of his\r\n            <lb />receiving much benefit from it. In going into the\r\n            <lb />Bath he should take assistance in moving and\r\n            <lb />exert his own strength as little as possible and he\r\n            <lb />should have a Stool to sit upon in the Bath and\r\n            <lb />while he sits there he should have another person\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />gently but very gently <treatment n=\"39\">to rub <bodypart n=\"26\">his Breast,</bodypart> <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"37\">and Sides.</bodypart></treatment> After coming out of the Bath and being\r\n            <lb />well dried and cloathed he should ly along upon a\r\n            <lb />Bed for an hour.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At the same time that he Bathes in this\r\n            <lb />manner he may drink some of <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"5\">the Buxton water</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />beginning this also with a small quantity and inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />creasing it afterwards as <bodypart n=\"46\">his Stomach</bodypart> shall be\r\n            <lb />found to bear it. I expect it will be of service both\r\n            <lb />to his Appetite and digestion.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />While he remains at Buxton he should take\r\n            <lb />daily some gentle exercise in a Carriage not so much\r\n            <lb />for the sake of exercise which should be very smooth\r\n            <lb />and easy but for the purpose of being much in\r\n            <lb />the open air when the weather is tolerably mild and\r\n            <lb />dry.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In respect to Diet I could wish that the Colonel\r\n            <lb />could be directed by his own experience but as that\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />has not been very decisive it is my opinion that while\r\n            <lb />a full diet would certainly be improper a very low diet\r\n            <lb />would as certainly do him much harm. As far as his\r\n            <lb />Appetite will allow him let him take both Meat and\r\n            <lb />wine but both very moderately. In respect to wine\r\n            <lb />I think a little strong wine such as Madeira, Strong\r\n            <lb />or Red Port diluted with water will be much safer\r\n            <lb />than any weak bodied wine that would be more ready\r\n            <lb />to ferment on <bodypart n=\"46\">his stomach</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />There is nothing more unlucky than <symptom n=\"24\">the Costiveness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />which the Colonels constitution is so much disposed to\r\n            <lb />and it should be obviated as much as possible. If the\r\n            <lb />Colonel can perceive that any particular diet is favouÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rable to keeping <bodypart n=\"64\">his belly</bodypart> open this he should employ\r\n            <lb />as often as he conveniently can. If he has ever tried\r\n            <lb />Whey of any kind and finds that it does not grow\r\n            <lb />sour or windy on <bodypart n=\"46\">his stomach</bodypart> I think he may try for\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />the first part of Summer at least to take a draught\r\n            <lb />or two of fresh drawn Cow milk whey every morning\r\n            <lb />an hour or more before his Breakfast and if it\r\n            <lb />shall save him from the frequent use of <action n=\"24\">Purgative\r\n            <lb />medicines</action> it will be of great advantage. It may\r\n            <lb />however happen that neither this nor any manaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />gement of diet shall be sufficient to obviate\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> and as this should never be allowed\r\n            <lb />to go far it will be absolutely necessary for him\r\n            <lb />to have recourse to medicines. He seems to have\r\n            <lb />been in this circumstance for a long time past and\r\n            <lb />probably has tried some variety of <action n=\"21\">laxative</action>. I\r\n            <lb />must allow him to employ these which he has found\r\n            <lb />to answer best but there is one which I should\r\n            <lb />think well suited to his Constitution and if he has\r\n            <lb />not tried it before or tried it in the shape in which\r\n            <lb />I am now to advise it I would desire him to try\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />it in the form I have now prescribed it on the\r\n            <lb />other page and I shall also mention still another\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"21\">laxative</action> which I hope may answer well.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If he finds he can bear to take about a\r\n            <lb />pint of whey and he should never take above a\r\n            <lb />Quart in the morning it may make the whey sit\r\n            <lb />better on <bodypart n=\"46\">his stomach</bodypart> and prove more certainly\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"21\">laxative</action> if he takes two three times a week in the\r\n            <lb />first draught of the whey from a quarter to half\r\n            <lb />an Ounce of <ingredient n=\"391\">Rochelle Salt.</ingredient>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If this advice shall give occasion to the Colonel\r\n            <lb />to move any doubts or put any questions I shall\r\n            <lb />always be ready to Answer them and to add and\r\n            <lb />alter as well as I can.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 7<sup>th.</sup> May\r\n                <lb /><u>1783</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n        <head>For <choice><abbr>Col<sup>l.</sup></abbr><expan>Colonel</expan></choice> Clerk</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"28\">Ol. ricin. recent.</ingredient> â„¥iij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"78\">Tinct. e Senn. comp.</ingredient> Ph. Ed. â„¥j\r\n                    <lb />â„³. Sig. <action n=\"21\">Laxative Oil</action> a table spoonfull more or\r\n                    <lb />less for a dose to be taken in the morning, shaking\r\n                    <lb />the vial always very well before pouring out and\r\n                    <lb />swallowing the dose immediately after\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take three ounces of fresh <ingredient n=\"28\">Russian castor oil</ingredient> and one ounce of <ingredient n=\"78\">Daffy\'s Elixir</ingredient>. Mix. Label: <action n=\"21\">Laxative Oil</action>. A tablespoonful, more or less, for a dose to be taken in the morning, shaking the vial always very well before pouring out and swallowing the dose immediately after</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. 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I found him as follows\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"15\">pulse about ninty</symptom>, a hard bound, <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>, expectorate\r\n            <lb />with great difficulty, and <symptom n=\"76\">what he had Spit sunk among\r\n            <lb />water</symptom>, <symptom n=\"28\">colliguative sweats</symptom> every night, &amp; morning, much\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"26\">emaciated</symptom>, no pain in <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>, or <bodypart n=\"73\">Sides</bodypart> (and he tells me\r\n            <lb />he never had) and can lay with equal ease <add place=\"above\">on</add> any of them,\r\n            <lb />no great thirst but in the Evening, when the <condition n=\"10\">hectic\r\n            <lb />heats</condition>, &amp; <symptom n=\"82\">Flushings</symptom> in his <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> carries on; has no loosness,\r\n            <lb />but the stool he gets is there, and he complains of\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"40\">gripes</symptom> two, or, three, times in the day -\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n          \r\n            <lb />judging his Complaints to proceed from a <illegible w=\"1\" /> in\r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"43\">lungs</bodypart> I immediately ordered him upon the following\r\n            <lb />Regimen -- viz to take every morning early about two gills\r\n            <lb />of warm cow milk vel Ass, or Mares milk can be got\r\n            <lb />for breakfast on Skin\'d milk, with barley bread, or pottage,\r\n            <lb />or White bread, and Somes times an Coffie with bread &amp;\r\n            <lb />Marmalad, particularly, the day he was distress\'d with <symptom n=\"40\">gripes</symptom>\r\n            <lb /> - for dinner boil\'d milk with rice, sago, barley, or white bread.\r\n            <lb />and now &amp; then light bread, or Sago, pudding -- the tendenÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cy he had to in <symptom n=\"31\">DiarrhÃ¦a</symptom> was the reason of my not orderÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing him wether boil\'d fruit or Vegetables -\r\n          \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Milk &amp; water, toast &amp; water, or butter milk for his ordinary\r\n            <lb />drink - and to abstain from wine, and every kind of fermented\r\n            <lb />liquor -- to eat nothing after ten Oclock, excepting a little\r\n            <lb />buttermilk, or a glass of Calves fiel, or <ingredient n=\"38\">Hartshorn jelly</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />-- to go to bed always by ten Oclock, and to prevent the\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"28\">sweatings</symptom> as much as possible I ordered him to take about\r\n            <lb />thirty drops of the <ingredient n=\"315\">Sp<sup>t.</sup> Vitirol tenuis</ingredient> among a glass of\r\n            <lb />water on going to bed, and to take some of it thro the\r\n            <lb />night when wak\'ned by the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>; to Lay upon a Matrass\r\n            <lb />with as few blankets as possible, and to have but little\r\n            <lb />fire in his room, and to get out of bed every morning\r\n            <lb />by eight O\'clock, or Sooner if he found any <symptom n=\"28\">sweat</symptom> upon\r\n            <lb />himself when he wak\'ned -- As I think the mornings yet\r\n            <lb />too cold to order him out upon horseback I make him\r\n            <lb />walk in the Garden when the weather is fair -- every pain\r\n            <lb />warm, forenoon he rides out three or four Miles, Taking care\r\n            <lb />neither to overheat or <symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom> himself - in the Afternoon\r\n            <lb />he takes a walk in some well sheltered place when the weather\r\n            <lb />will permitt; but is never out after five Oclock --\r\n            <lb />upon his first coming here I apply\'d a <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> to his <bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />which I have kept open ever since and which renders very\r\n            <lb />well -- his <symptom n=\"40\">gripes</symptom> being more severe within these <unclear>eight</unclear>\r\n            <lb />days has obliged me to give him a pill of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor.\r\n            <lb />Japon:</ingredient> with Â¼ of a grain <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> in it -- he seldom has\r\n            <lb />occasion to take more than one in the day as it always\r\n            <lb />gives him relief this is as exact a state of his case\r\n            <lb />as I am capable to give, and, if my method of treating\r\n            <lb />his Complaints shall meet with yours aprobation I will\r\n            <lb />be very happy - I am sorry however to Say that he has\r\n            <lb />received little or any benefit from what has yet been\r\n            <lb />done --- would you think a large <treatment n=\"11\">pea issue</treatment> in his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> proper --- as Such a thing has been sugested by some\r\n            <lb />I have only to ask farther for <add place=\"above\"><unclear>from his friends</unclear></add> your information that this\r\n            <lb />young man has lost severall Sister in\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"12\">Consumptions</condition> and that he assures me that no Several\r\n            <lb />disorder or any irregularity of life are any causes of\r\n            <lb />his present Complaints.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I am\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>obd<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> &amp;\r\n                <lb />most humble Servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Alexn: Abernethie\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Banff\r\n                <lb />April 4\r\n                <lb />---\r\n                <lb />1779.\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />N.B.\r\n            \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />As you know the Situation of this Town\r\n                <lb />please in your answer to let me know whether\r\n                <lb />or not you think it proper that he remain here\r\n                <lb />for Some time or go to the Country\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen\r\n                <lb />Physician\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <handShift />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Abernethie of\r\n            <lb />Banff <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> a Gentleman\r\n            <lb />April 4. 1779.\r\n            <lb />9. p.157\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1651, 11, '2015-04-10 10:57:42', 84),
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Some garden things of the tenderer kinds\r\n            <lb />she may take but always sparingly and particularly she\r\n            <lb />should be sparing of any kind of fruit\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />She should take great care to avoid <symptom n=\"24\">being costive</symptom> and\r\n            <lb />when she happens to be so should have it removed by a\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"21\">gentle laxative</action>. One that I think well suited to her ailÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ments I have prescribed in the inclosed.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />It appears that M<sup>rs</sup> Wilson has been liable to be afÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fected by cold and should therefore guard against it very\r\n            <lb />carefully. In this way nothing will be more usefull than\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />her <add place=\"above\">wearing</add> a flannel shirt next her <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>, and should put it\r\n            <lb />on as soon as the weather changes to any degree of cold.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Fresh Air and Exercise will always be of service to\r\n            <lb />M<sup>rs</sup> Wilsons health but she must employ exercise with\r\n            <lb />great caution as any violent rough or long continued exerÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cise will readily hurt her <bodypart n=\"45\">kidneys</bodypart>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 3<sup>d</sup> <choice><abbr>Aug<sup>st.</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><u>1781</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Wilson</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"28\">Ol. ricin. opt.</ingredient> â„¥iij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"78\">Tinct. Senn. comp.</ingredient> Ph. Ed. â„¥j\r\n                    <lb />â„³. Signa <action n=\"21\">Laxative Oil</action> a table\r\n                    <lb />spoonfull to be taken for a dose in\r\n                    <lb />the morning, shaking the phial\r\n                    <lb />always very well before pouring out\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take three ounces of <ingredient n=\"28\">very good castor Oil</ingredient>, an ounce of <ingredient n=\"78\">Daffy\'s Elixir</ingredient> as per the Edinburgh Pharmacopoeia.\r\n                    Mix. 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          <lb />some circumstances in my present situations and\r\n            <lb />particularly some indisposition has prevented my\r\n            <lb />writing to you as soon as I wished.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am concerned to find <symptom n=\"24\">your Costiveness</symptom> so very\r\n            <lb />obstinate and I am still persuaded that <ingredient n=\"28\">the Oil</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />and <ingredient n=\"78\">Tincture</ingredient> I advised is one of the fittest medicines,\r\n            <lb />when one is frequently to be employed that I can\r\n            <lb />think of but as you give me reason to suspect\r\n            <lb />that the weakest but as you give me reason to suspect\r\n            <lb />that <symptom n=\"23\"><bodypart n=\"53\">the weakness of the rectum</bodypart></symptom> has some share\r\n            <lb />in <symptom n=\"24\">your Costiveness</symptom> I think you may sometimes\r\n            <lb />take a table 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           <lb />time when <del>any</del> <add place=\"above\">the</add> fits of <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> are violent they\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />may be somewhat relieved by a <ingredient n=\"102\" t=\"16\">salt of wormwood</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />draught which you may make for yourself by\r\n            <lb />taking twenty grains of <ingredient n=\"102\" t=\"16\">salt of wormwood</ingredient> dissolÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ving it in two table spoonfuls of water and adding\r\n            <lb />to it by degrees a table spoonful of <ingredient n=\"247\">fresh juice of\r\n            <lb />lemons.</ingredient>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />You must be liable to <symptom n=\"1\">headachs</symptom> as long as\r\n            <lb />you are liable to a <symptom n=\"23\"><bodypart n=\"27\">weakness of bowels</bodypart></symptom> and <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and as the fullness and oppression in <bodypart n=\"27\">your bowels</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />which you so frequently complain of is owing to\r\n            <lb />the same <symptom n=\"23\">general weakness</symptom> which will I hope\r\n            <lb />mend but will require some time.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Though the tepid bathing has not taken off\r\n            <lb />the dryness and rigidity of your Constitution so\r\n            <lb />much as I would wish yet I am certain both by\r\n            <lb />your Brothers Accounts and your own it has\r\n            <lb />done no harm and I am persuaded that continued\r\n            <lb />it will do you service. 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I think\r\n            <lb />in a confirmed <condition n=\"1\">Phthisis</condition> from which few can escape.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />You have managed him very judiciously &amp; I\r\n            <lb />can only desire you to persist in your measures.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />While the <symptom n=\"31\">tendency to DiarrhÅ“a</symptom> continue I should\r\n            <lb />prefer cow\'s milk to any other.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Not necessary to have skinned milk at breakfast.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />X see nex\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />It would be better to give him new milk even\r\n            <lb />with the cream in it, as more easily digested &amp;\r\n            <lb />sufficiently safe. 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Arab.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb />Aq. fervent. â„¥viij Digere subinde agitans horas 3.\r\n                    <lb />dein post subsidentiam per pannum densum cola\r\n                    <lb />et colato adde <ingredient n=\"58\">Tinct. Theb.</ingredient> g<sup>tt.</sup> IX. <ingredient n=\"14\">Syr. diacod.</ingredient> â„¥ifs â„³.\r\n                    <lb />S. <action n=\"31\">Strengthening â„³.</action> Two tablespoonfuls when <symptom n=\"40\">grÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />ping</symptom> or <symptom n=\"31\">purging</symptom> is troublesome.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"97\">the best Japanese Earth</ingredient>, one drachm of <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon</ingredient>, one ounce of <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic</ingredient> and \r\n                    eight ounces of boiling water. Let it digest for three hours, stirring from time to time  \r\n                    and then, after it has left a sediment, strain using a thick cloth. \r\n                    Add, to the strained liquid, nine drops of <ingredient n=\"58\">Thebaic Tincture</ingredient> and one and a half ounces of <ingredient n=\"14\">Syrup of diacodium</ingredient> Mix.\r\n                    Label as <action n=\"31\">Strengthening mixture</action>. 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He has been twice attacked\r\n            <lb />with the <condition n=\"3\">Gout in his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart></condition> a number \r\n            <lb />of years ago; &amp; since that he has\r\n            <lb />from time to time felt slight pains\r\n            <lb />in his <bodypart n=\"24\">heel</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"25\">toe</bodypart>, but none since\r\n            <lb />the encrease of his other complaints\r\n            <lb />At first the <symptom n=\"61\">sickness</symptom> was attended\r\n            <lb />with some degree of <symptom n=\"31\">Diarrhoea</symptom> but\r\n            <lb />that is now pretty much gone off.\r\n            <lb />He has used occasionally a <action n=\"24\">saline\r\n                <lb />Purgative</action> which at first relieved the\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"7\">oppression</symptom> &amp; weight in his <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> has been exhibited in small\r\n            <lb />doses &amp; about <choice><abbr>Æ·ii</abbr><expan>two drachms</expan></choice> of <ingredient n=\"328\">Elixir Stomach:</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />dayly. At the time when the <symptom n=\"17\">want\r\n                <lb />of sleep</symptom> was most uneasy a small\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"14\">opiate</ingredient> has been given.\r\n            <lb />Along with these gentle exercise\r\n            <lb />in a carriage &amp; on foot has been\r\n            <lb />regularly taken.</p>\r\n    </div>\r\n<div>\r\n    <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n    \r\n    \r\n    <handShift />\r\n    <annot>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Hopkirk\r\n            <lb />May. 1781.\r\n            <lb />Vol. XIII p. 37\r\n        </p>\r\n    </annot>\r\n    </div>    \r\n</body>', 2011, 2, '2013-11-14 15:29:06', 35),
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In the early part\r\n            <lb />of life enjoyed <subst><del>a hem</del><add place=\"above\">good</add></subst> health. Something more\r\n            <lb />than two years ago he was a patient of mine\r\n            <lb />for a complaint which appeared to me <del>so</del> as\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />regular fit of the <condition n=\"3\">gout</condition> and terminated in the usual\r\n            <lb />manner -- at the same time he had a <add place=\"above\">recent</add> <condition n=\"20\">venereal\r\n            <lb />disorder</condition> for which he took some <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurials</ingredient>, but\r\n            <lb />not as long as I advised, tho he has not since had\r\n            <lb />the smallest sign of this complaint - Soon after\r\n            <lb />he went to sea, and was exposed to every hardship\r\n            <lb />that <add place=\"above\">a</add> perpetual tempest with the most intense frost\r\n            <lb />on the coast of America &amp; indifferent provisions\r\n            <lb />could occasion. The ship was <u>twenty two weeks</u> in\r\n            <lb />making his passage. Several of the crew perished from\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom>, and unless M<sup>r.</sup> Langton is deceived some\r\n            <lb />were attacked with similar complaints to his --\r\n            <lb />Toward the end of this voyage, he was seized without\r\n            <lb />any previous notice with general <symptom n=\"39\">convulsions</symptom> &amp;\r\n            <lb />was <symptom n=\"71\">deprived of his intellects</symptom> -- in this state he reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mained several hours six or seven &amp; then fell\r\n            <lb />fast asleep -- On their arrival in America he apÂ¬\r\n            <lb />peared to be better -- Soon after he went to JaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />maica, where he frequently was troubled with several\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"57\">twitching or spasmodic pains</symptom> in the right <bodypart n=\"58\">hypochonÂ¬\r\n            <lb />drium</bodypart> -- <u>Sometimes</u> these would spread to the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />thence quickly upward to the <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart>, and then a <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom>\r\n            <lb />was always the consequence. He imagines he may have had\r\n            <lb />ten or twelve in all. He says the smallest excess\r\n            <lb />in eating and more particularly in drinking would pretty\r\n            <lb />certainly be followed by a <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom>. He is therefore you\r\n            <lb />may suppose very cautious on these heads - About a\r\n            <lb />week ago, after having suffered for a day or two the\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"57\">twitching</symptom> pains in his <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> was found in bed in the\r\n            <lb />morning agitated with violent <symptom n=\"39\">convulsions</symptom> which conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tinued four or five hours (tho an apothecary had\r\n            <lb /><u><treatment n=\"1\">blooded him largely</treatment></u>) when I was called &amp; applied\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"20\">synapisms</treatment> to the first, <treatment n=\"8\">injected</treatment> an <unclear>active</unclear><note>Or possibly \"astringent\".</note> <treatment n=\"6\">glyster</treatment> &amp;\r\n            <lb />desired a mixture of other &amp; <ingredient n=\"362\">volatile alcali</ingredient> to\r\n            <lb />be administrated as soon as he could swallow, which\r\n            <lb />appeared to be about the time the <treatment n=\"20\">synapisms</treatment> gave\r\n            <lb />pain -- His <symptom n=\"15\">pulse during the whole was small\r\n            <lb />but <supplied>re</supplied>markably frequent</symptom>. He perspired profus<supplied>ely</supplied>\r\n            <lb />He <illegible w=\"1\"/> recovered, tho his <symptom n=\"71\">intellects were\r\n            <lb />pained for several days and at times intirely\r\n            <lb />deranged</symptom> -- After the effects of the <treatment n=\"20\">synapisms</treatment> <del>had</del>\r\n            <lb />were gone off, he complained of an acute pain in\r\n            <lb />one <bodypart n=\"23\">ancle</bodypart> and afterwards in the <bodypart n=\"25\">great toe</bodypart> of the\r\n            <lb />same <bodypart n=\"24\">foot</bodypart> -- The parts were a little <symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom> and\r\n            <lb />a little higher coloured than natural.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />At present he is in a great degree free from comÂ¬\r\n            <lb />plaint but always feels <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"9\">exhausted</symptom> for some\r\n            <lb />time after one of these <symptom n=\"95\">paroxysms</symptom>. After the attack\r\n            <lb />he has just recovered from he appeared to be very\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"34\">feverish</symptom> <add place=\"above\">for several days</add> <symptom n=\"15\">frequent pulse</symptom>, <condition n=\"21\">great heat</condition>, <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom> and\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"33\">delirium</symptom>, but accompained with irregular interÂ¬\r\n            <lb />missions -- His life is important, his friends\r\n            <lb />anxious and the disease not only alarming but inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tricate, on which account I desired you might\r\n            <lb />be consulted -- &amp; I have therefore enclosed along with\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />what I owed you before five guineas and desire your\r\n            <lb />opinion when you can have time to <del>have</del> unravel\r\n            <lb />this knotty subject.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Heywood has been free from his complaint since\r\n            <lb />my last &amp; is at present steadily pursuing the plan\r\n            <lb />you laid down -- His friends wished to know your\r\n            <lb />opinion of what may probably be the event of his\r\n            <lb />disorder -- With sincerest esteem &amp; respect I\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />am your most obliged humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Joseph Brandreth\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n<postscript>\r\n<p>\r\n<lb />P. S. The bill for ten guineas is drawn in your favour,\r\n\r\n<lb />and consequently it will not be paid without your enÂ¬\r\n\r\n<lb />dorsement which was at my desire to avoid\r\n<lb />accidents --\r\n</p>\r\n</postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Doctor M<sup>r.</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <handShift /> \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Langton\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Sep<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1783\r\n            <lb />V. xv. p284\r\n            \r\n        </p>   \r\n        \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>   \r\n</body>', 2325, 3, '2014-04-14 16:00:00', 77);
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His aversion to a \r\n            <lb />long journey was so great that he has\r\n            <lb />constantly delayed it, but in its place\r\n            <lb />he has taken two or three short ones\r\n            <lb />which appeared to be of use to him\r\n            <lb />For a week or two after he came home\r\n            <lb />from Edinburgh his complaints if not\r\n            <lb />better were at least not encreasing,\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />but since that time he has evidently\r\n            <lb />been worse. The <symptom n=\"17\">want of sleep</symptom> &amp; <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>\r\n            <lb />still continue to distress him as much\r\n            <lb />as ever, but the <symptom n=\"7\">oppression</symptom> &amp; pain in \r\n            <lb />his <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> since the application of the\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> have left him. As M<sup>r</sup> Hopkirk\r\n            <lb />is to deliver this to you himself I need\r\n            <lb />say no more. My Father joins me \r\n            <lb />in respectful compliments to M<sup>rs</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />&amp; the rest of your family\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Believe me ever to be\r\n                <lb />Dear Sir your obliged humble\r\n                <lb />servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Hamilton</signed>\r\n            <dateline> \r\n                <lb />Glasgow\r\n                <lb />June 20<sup>th</sup>\r\n                <lb />1781\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Professor of Medicine\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Hamilton\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Hopkirk\r\n                <lb />June 1781\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2020, 2, '2013-11-14 14:36:51', 36),
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Another kind of motion\r\n            <lb />ready to excite <symptom n=\"57\">the same spasm</symptom> is that of Speaking\r\n            <lb />as you seem to have sufficiently experienced. It\r\n            <lb />appears to me that the most part of your distress\r\n            <lb />since you went to Bath has been owing to <symptom n=\"57\">the\r\n            <lb />spasm</symptom> mentioned and excited by the causes\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />mentioned while you was more liable to it from\r\n            <lb />having been so lately affected with cold and <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom>.\r\n            <lb />Another circumstance ready to excite <symptom n=\"57\">the suffocating\r\n            <lb />spasm</symptom> is <symptom n=\"7\">the wind <bodypart n=\"46\">upon your stomach</bodypart></symptom> which again\r\n            <lb />will always be increased by <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> which on this\r\n            <lb />occasion you had allowed to go too far. As I told\r\n            <lb />you before if you can render <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> effectual\r\n            <lb />I have no objection to it but I have still more\r\n            <lb />favour for <ingredient n=\"28\">the Castor Oil</ingredient> and in one way or other you\r\n            <lb />must be attentive to prevent <symptom n=\"24\">costiveness</symptom> going too\r\n            <lb />far. If you shall continue to be affected with <symptom n=\"57\">spasms</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and <symptom n=\"12\">short breathing</symptom> even when you have not been\r\n            <lb />moving or speaking too much I will recommend a\r\n            <lb />medicine to you, that is, a small tea spoonful of\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"67\">good Ã†ther</ingredient> taken in a little water and this I expect\r\n            <lb />will bring up wind freely and thereby give you\r\n            <lb />relief.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I cannot clearly perceive that either your bathing\r\n            <lb />or drinking <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"4\">the Bath waters</ingredient> have done you any harm\r\n            <lb />and therefore cannot advise your suddenly leaving\r\n            <lb />the place. I would have you continue there a little\r\n            <lb />yet and to continue to try both bathing and drinking\r\n            <lb />a little further. Take the bath only every third day\r\n            <lb />take it between 86<sup>.</sup> and 90 degrees only and remain\r\n            <lb />in it not above an hour and particularly both in\r\n            <lb />going and coming from it that you avoid all\r\n            <lb />exertion of your own bodily strength. With respect\r\n            <lb />to drinking proceed also very slowly taking only\r\n            <lb />small draughts and few of them till you can\r\n            <lb />be certain how they agree with you.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />After <add place=\"above\">carrying</add> this trial <add place=\"above\">of</add> <del>and</del> bathing <add place=\"above\">and drinking</add> at Bath a little\r\n            <lb />further if you shall find reason to think they\r\n            <lb />do not agree with you I shall consent to your\r\n            <lb />seeking a better Climate though one much better\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />is hardly to be got in Britain. Weymouth has a\r\n            <lb />somewhat milder winter but at the same time with\r\n            <lb />more wet weather than even at Bath. I hold HampÂ¬\r\n            <lb />shire to have the best winter Climate of any part\r\n            <lb />of England and for myself I would prefer SouthÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ampton or the Isle of Wight to Weymouth but\r\n            <lb />the difference is not so considerable as to prevent\r\n            <lb />your following any particular <illegible w=\"1\"/> you may\r\n            <lb />have to Weymouth. Cold bathing for you is entirely\r\n            <lb />out of my sight. Wherever you are or wherever\r\n            <lb />you may go you have my hearty wishes for your\r\n            <lb />better health. And am\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Dear Colonel\r\n                <lb />Your most Obedient Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup> 19<sup>th.</sup> Dec<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh 19<sup>th.</sup> December</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><u>1783</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4760, 2, '2013-10-02 17:06:35', 47),
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There\r\n            <lb />is no Reason therefore to think I could have\r\n            <lb />perswaded her to take the draught -- or anything\r\n            <lb />else - This unyieldingness which is not her\r\n            <lb />Natural Character must be Considered as\r\n            <lb />part of her disease.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I can Say Nothing to the purpose Concerning\r\n            <lb />the treatment but repeating what I left in\r\n            <lb />writing &amp; repeated in my last - \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />She ought to have Something to Cleanse her\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart> - it is not of So much moment\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />what the Physic be as that she should have\r\n            <lb />one dose of Physic -- Since she dislikes the\r\n            <lb />draught, ask if she will take a little Sina tea,\r\n            <lb />A dose <ingredient n=\"140\">Salts</ingredient>, 20 grains of Powder of <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalap</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />what ever she takes should be renewed every\r\n            <lb />five hours till it takes effect -- I believe\r\n            <lb />this would do her important Service at once\r\n            <lb />and her body should afterwards kept open\r\n            <lb />by the pills as directed formerly -- She once\r\n            <lb />Seem\'d to Agree to take a little Spoonful\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"60\">White Mustard Seed</ingredient> Night &amp; Morning\r\n            <lb />if she will take Nothing else let her take\r\n            <lb />that - but it will be of little Use without\r\n            <lb />it is preceded by Physick - As for the\r\n            <lb />Rest I must refer to former directions --\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Tranquility of body &amp; <bodypart n=\"95\">Mind</bodypart> - a <action n=\"25\">Cooling</action>\r\n            <lb />diet &amp;c &amp;c\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I shall Send no Medical Person because they can\r\n            <lb />be of no Use till she agrees to take what is ordered\r\n            <lb />&amp; her Relations are more likely to prevail than\r\n            <lb />any other person.\r\n            \r\n        </p>   \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />If she will take no other Physick you may\r\n            <lb />tell D<sup>r</sup> Dean or whoever is with you that\r\n            <lb />I have known five grains of <ingredient n=\"7\">Calomel</ingredient> given\r\n            <lb />in a little Jelly do well -- this will\r\n            <lb />hardly change the taste of the Jelly &amp; is of\r\n            <lb />little Bulk perhaps she will take that,\r\n            <lb />or it may be made into a Single pill\r\n            <lb />with a little Soft of Bread.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />As I am to Set off tomorrow I am exceedingly\r\n            <lb />hurried now - yet I have Said every thing\r\n            <lb />Material -\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />If you can perswade Your Mother to take\r\n            <lb />any thing <action n=\"24\">Purgative</action> all I dare Say will\r\n            <lb />soon take a favourable turn, after\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />that essential point is gained all you have\r\n            <lb />to do afterwards is to prevent <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />without <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> - Confining her to <action n=\"25\">Cooling</action>\r\n            <lb />diet, gentle exercise occasionally in her\r\n            <lb />Carriage and Tranquility - I have Patience\r\n            <lb />If the <symptom n=\"81\">faultering in her Speech</symptom> does not\r\n            <lb />go away after the <action n=\"24\">purgative</action> - her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />Should be <treatment n=\"48\">Shaved</treatment> &amp; 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Clarke</head>\r\n        <opener>\r\n            <salute>Dear Sir</salute>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have attended as well as I can to every\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> in the letter <illegible w=\"1\" /> was pleased to comÂ¬\r\n            <lb />municate to me and I am extremely concerned\r\n            <lb />to find the good Colonel your Uncle under such a\r\n            <lb /><unclear>level</unclear> of distress and I am the more concerned for it\r\n            <lb />that it seems to be of a very various and Complicated\r\n            <lb />kind and such as cannot be managed but by a\r\n            <lb />person frequently present with him and upon\r\n            <lb />that account I cannot properly offer any partiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cular advice and I dare say to the Gentlemen that\r\n            <lb />have the charge of the Case no advice of mine is\r\n            <lb />necessary. The confidence however which Col.\r\n            <lb />Clark has always honoured me with and the\r\n            <lb />great zeal I have in serving him may perhaps\r\n            <lb />excuse me in saying a few words.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If his Constitution will still admitt of\r\n            <lb />remedy I am of opinion that <ingredient n=\"101\">Guaiacum</ingredient> in one\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />shape or another and joined with <illegible w=\"3\" /> <ingredient n=\"33\">AntiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />monial</ingredient> as he can be found to bear will be of the\r\n            <lb />most general Service to his Constitution.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For the great variety of painful and <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />feelings which I suspect he is every day liable to\r\n            <lb />I think he must especially depend upon <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />and if at the same time any measures can be\r\n            <lb />taken for obviating <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> I think he may\r\n            <lb />indulge in <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> very safely. 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Sometime before he left New York in\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>feb<sup>y</sup></abbr><expan>february</expan></choice> last he got a Virulent <condition n=\"23\">gonorhea</condition> for which he was\r\n            <lb />treated in the usual way, and he was so far cured that\r\n            <lb />there remain\'d only a <symptom n=\"16\">Gleet</symptom> when he embarked for Europe.\r\n            <lb />during his passage he was <add place=\"above\">for ten days</add> more silent &amp; reserv\'d than usual,\r\n            <lb />and more inclin\'d to be alone, but his servant (who has been\r\n            <lb />with him since he was a boy) never observed that he said any\r\n            <lb />thing out of joint, tho\' he seem\'d sometimes to be muttering\r\n            <lb />and speaking to himself, and suppos\'d his uneasiness was\r\n            <lb />occasiond by his not finding himself in a state of health\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />fit for associating with the officers &amp; Company on board, for he\r\n            <lb />avoided as much as possible drinking to excess on <choice><abbr>acc<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>account</expan></choice> of his\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"16\">Gleet</symptom>. After his arrival in England, both at London &amp; Edinburgh\r\n            <lb />he took medicines for his complaint, but having lived too freely\r\n            <lb />&amp; irregularly in those places, he receive no benefit from them, \r\n            <lb />and indee this was also the case for sometime after he came\r\n            <lb />to this Country about two or three months ago. At length\r\n            <lb />however, becoming more regular &amp; temperate, some <action n=\"31\">strengthening\r\n            <lb />medicine</action> carried off the <symptom n=\"16\">gleet</symptom> together with a general <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom>\r\n            <lb />&amp; uneasiness in his <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> which he said had accompanied\r\n            <lb />it for sometime.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />About three weeks ago being at Fort George at the time\r\n            <lb />of a Review, he was much in Company, and drank a great\r\n            <lb />deal for several days. he then took a jaunt across the\r\n            <lb />Country, but soon after return\'d again to the Fort, had\r\n            <lb />several more nights of hard drinking <add place=\"above\">by which he was much intoxicated</add> danced a great\r\n            <lb />deal &amp; sleep\'d very little. From this time he became\r\n            <lb />more lively &amp; flighy than was natural to him, sudden\r\n            <lb />&amp; impetuous in his motions, and confus\'d in his Ideas\r\n            <lb />and before his friends were certain that he was actually\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"71\">disorderd in his <bodypart n=\"95\">mind</bodypart></symptom>, he made several harty excursions\r\n            <lb />thro the Country, sometimes in the night, rode hard, and\r\n            <lb />sleep\'d very little for several nights. At length on Thursday\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />last the 26<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Cur<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Current</expan></choice> his disorder was very evident. His <symptom n=\"15\">pulse\r\n            <lb />at that time was full &amp; strong but not frequent</symptom>. A Surgeon \r\n            <lb />being at hand, <treatment n=\"1\">Twenty ounces of <bodypart n=\"48\">blood</bodypart> were taken from his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart></treatment>, and by some exertion of his <bodypart n=\"15\">hand</bodypart> during a violent\r\n            <lb />outrageous <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> that evening, the <bodypart n=\"57\">vein</bodypart> open\'d again and\r\n            <lb />le lost about a pound more. The same day he took a \r\n            <lb />strong dose of Salts. Next day a large <treatment n=\"4\">blister was applied\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"11\">between the shoulders</bodypart></treatment> which discharg\'d plentifully. Saturday\r\n            <lb />he had another violent <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom>; took <ingredient n=\"110\">Tart. Emet.</ingredient> g<sup>r.</sup> vi which\r\n            <lb />operated powerfully both upwards &amp; downwards. These\r\n            <lb />things were done as the Gentleman who attended could \r\n            <lb />get him to agree to them. Yesterday I saw him for the\r\n            <lb />first time. He was in bed, his <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> had <symptom n=\"21\">more than the\r\n            <lb />natural heat</symptom>, <symptom n=\"15\">pulse 96 but not strong</symptom>; some thirst\r\n            <lb />but his <bodypart n=\"2\">tongue</bodypart> pretty clean. Urine clear, in sufficient\r\n            <lb />quantity &amp; of an Amber colour. he had been mostly\r\n            <lb />in bed since friday, and in almost a <symptom n=\"28\">constant perspiraÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion or moderate sweat</symptom>, <add place=\"above\">had sleep\'d a good deal</add> was Sufficiently tractable, and \r\n            <lb />during some intervals of recollection &amp; seemingly of\r\n            <lb />reason, he said what he had never been well since his\r\n            <lb />drinking at Fort George. he knows every body, and at\r\n            <lb />times seems to have some notion of his own Situation;\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />But for ordinary he is <symptom n=\"71\">incoherent &amp; confus\'d</symptom>. He imagines\r\n            <lb />an Invasion of this Contry is to take place immediately\r\n            <lb />and he is often employÃ¬d in contriving the means of deÂ¬\r\n            <lb />feating &amp; preventing it. Upon the whole, Military Ideas\r\n            <lb />prevail with him, but it may be proper to mention that\r\n            <lb />having lately heard a Seceding Minister preach, some\r\n            <lb />Religious Imaginations now &amp; then disturb him: and \r\n            <lb />about the beginning of this disorder, he told a particular\r\n            <lb />friend in Confidence, that he had had for years a strong\r\n            <lb />Passion for a young Lady which he had never before reveald\r\n            <lb />to any person, but to the Lady herself by whom he does not\r\n            <lb />suppose that he will be refus\'d. once or twice since, on\r\n            <lb />seeing the same friend, he mention\'d the same subject to\r\n            <lb />him again, but in a whisper, and as a secret which he\r\n            <lb />wish\'d nobody else to know, nor does it appear that he\r\n            <lb />has spoke of it to any other person.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I cannot find that he has any hereditary right to <condition n=\"147\">InÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sanity</condition> by either his Father or Mother\'s family; but I was\r\n            <lb />this day told by a person who saw it, that his Father was\r\n            <lb />once, after hard drinking, for two days in a state of great\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"71\">disorder &amp; confusion</symptom> even after he had got several hours\r\n            <lb />of quite sleep.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Cap<sup>t</sup> Ross\' Acquaintances have remark\'d that ever \r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />since he came to the Country he was more reserv\'d silent\r\n            <lb />&amp; thoughtfull than they either expected or wish\'d him\r\n            <lb />to be after having been so much in the world.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have now given you, perhaps too prolixly, all the\r\n            <lb />Information I could collect with respect to this young\r\n            <lb />Man\'s unhappy case &amp; will only return one circumÂ¬\r\n            <lb />stance more which is that he has a great load of <bodypart n=\"120\">hair</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />on his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> which he is very unwilling to part with\r\n            <lb />I shall look for your Advice &amp; Directions without loss of\r\n            <lb />time, for which the Bearer will make you a proper -\r\n            <lb />Acknowledgment, &amp; I remain with particular\r\n            <lb />regard &amp; Esteem\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>ob<sup>t</sup> Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed><u>John Alves</u></signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb />at Edinburgh\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />J. 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I am indeed clear that great moderaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion both in Eating and Drinking is absolutely\r\n            <lb />proper for Col. Clarke and that his being\r\n            <lb />either heated by the one, or heated by the\r\n            <lb />other will always do him harm but at the\r\n            <lb />same time from the notion I have always\r\n            <lb />had of the Colonels complaints and constituÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion and from the present state of <symptom n=\"23\">his\r\n            <lb />weakness</symptom> I should be afraid of a very low\r\n            <lb />regimen for him. 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I shall say further now\r\n            <lb />that if <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalaps</ingredient> be very well <add place=\"above\"><del>suited</del></add> and for some\r\n            <lb />time <del>wi</del> rubbed with <ingredient n=\"8\">Creams of tartar</ingredient> it\r\n            <lb />becomes a mild and very effectual medicine\r\n            <lb />and especially with some further addition\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of Tartar</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"34\">flowers of Sulphur</ingredient>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />it affords an excellent <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> and if the Colonel\r\n            <lb />has never made any trial of this kind I would\r\n            <lb />advise him to try it now.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />With respect to the Colonels former and\r\n            <lb />present state of <symptom n=\"23\">weakness</symptom> I think it can\r\n            <lb />hardly be mended by any medicines and it\r\n            <lb />must especially be mended as far as possible\r\n            <lb />by his being much in the open air and\r\n            <lb />in gentle exercise in a Carriage or on horseÂ¬\r\n            <lb />back and at the same by all the lighte<illegible l=\"2\" />\r\n            <lb />kinds of the most nourishing things.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If <illegible w=\"1\" /> by a hint of M<sup>rs.</sup> Clarkes\r\n            <lb />that the Colonel is still much distressed by\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"17\"><unclear>lack</unclear> of Sleep</symptom> and I wish it had been\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> if any trials of <ingredient n=\"58\">Laudanum</ingredient> had\r\n            <lb />been made in consequence of my last\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />letter and I shall here say again that if by\r\n            <lb />any means it can be contrived to obviate <symptom n=\"24\">the\r\n            <lb />costiveness</symptom> which <ingredient n=\"24\">Laudanum</ingredient> induces the\r\n            <lb />use of this is the only certain means of\r\n            <lb />procuring him Sleep.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have now as well as I can touched\r\n            <lb />every particular of M<sup>rs.</sup> Clarkes letter and\r\n            <lb />wishing it heartily success I am\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Dear Colonel\r\n                <lb />Your most Obedient humble Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 14<sup>th.</sup> May\r\n                <lb /><u>1785</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 5051, 2, '2014-01-29 14:27:08', 112),
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had not that perÂ¬\r\n            <lb />pecious practice been stop\'d you would\r\n            <lb />have found her much Worse - \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />These Causes being removed, the method\r\n            <lb />above indicated will Restore her to her\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />usual Serenity -- A forthnight or three weeks\r\n            <lb />hence the Cold bath twice or thrice a week\r\n            <lb />will be of Use - This is, in my opinion, all\r\n            <lb />that can be, with propriety done &amp; were I with\r\n            <lb />You I could do no more - If you please to\r\n            <lb />direct a letter to me eight or ten days hence Under\r\n            <lb /><subst><del>to</del><add place=\"above\">cover</add></subst> his Grace the Duke of Devonshire at Chatsworth\r\n            <lb />Derbyshire - I shall be glad to know\r\n            <lb />how she is &amp; will write whatever occurs\r\n            <lb />in answer - Pray remember me\r\n            <lb />affectionately to Your Mother and\r\n            <lb />the Major - with my sincerest wishes for M<sup>rs.</sup>\r\n            <lb />Dunlop\'s speedy &amp; total recovery\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I am my <choice><abbr>D<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Madam\r\n                <lb />Your affectionate &amp; <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Serv</abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />J. Moore\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Hamilton House <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 78\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Miss Dunlop\r\n            <lb />at\r\n            <lb />Dunlop\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n    </div>   \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />A\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"24\">Fol. SenÃ¦</ingredient> Ê’j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"125\">Tart. 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Haustus\r\n                    <lb />primo Mane Sumendus.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take one drachm of <ingredient n=\"24\">Seneka Leaves</ingredient>, \r\n                    one scruple of <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient> and \r\n                    half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"122\">crushed Caraway Seeds </ingredient>. \r\n                    Cover with three ounces of boiling spring water and mix diligently. \r\n                    After it has settled strain it and add \r\n                    fourty drops of <ingredient n=\"123\">Lavender Spirit</ingredient>. 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Pip.</ingredient> bis quotidie\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take three ounces of <ingredient n=\"277\">Huxham\'s Tincture</ingredient>. \r\n                    A little teaspoon to be taken in a sip of <ingredient n=\"68\">peppermint water</ingredient> \r\n                    twice a day.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloes Soccotrin</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"5\">G. AssÃ¦fÃ¦tid.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"53\">Spaon Castil.</ingredient> @â„ˆii\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"122\">Ol. Carvi</ingredient> g<sup>tt</sup> iv <ingredient n=\"161\">Elix. pp<sup>tis.</sup></ingredient> q. s. f. pilul.\r\n                    <lb />xxxii Capiat bis pro re Nata\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take two scruples of <ingredient n=\"3\">Aloe Socotrine</ingredient>, \r\n                    two scuples of <ingredient n=\"5\">AsafÅ“tic Gum</ingredient>, \r\n                    two scruples of <ingredient n=\"53\">Castile Soap</ingredient>, \r\n                    four drops of <ingredient n=\"122\">Caraway Oil</ingredient> and enough <ingredient n=\"161\">Elixir proprietatis</ingredient> in order to let there be made \r\n                    thirty-two pills. 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But let it be obserÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ved that I say this in my present view of the case and if\r\n            <lb />contrary to my expectation there should be any return of\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"80\">phrensy</condition> with <symptom n=\"15\">frequent pulse</symptom>, <symptom n=\"82\">flushed <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart></symptom> and <symptom n=\"62\">inflamed\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart></symptom> <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> may still be necessary. In a case not very\r\n            <lb />violent, <treatment n=\"14\">Leeches may be applied to the <bodypart n=\"63\">temples</bodypart></treatment> and if\r\n            <lb />more considerable <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> seems necessary I would prefer\r\n            <lb />opening the <bodypart n=\"57\">temporal Artery</bodypart> to any other manner of <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />While his <symptom n=\"33\">delirium</symptom> is moderate and he has so much\r\n            <lb />reflexion to be much disturbed by the cutting out of his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"120\">hair</bodypart> I should not insist upon it but if he shall become\r\n            <lb />so <symptom n=\"33\">incoherent</symptom> as to have little suite of reflexion I should\r\n            <lb />think the cutting out of his <bodypart n=\"120\">hair</bodypart> absolutely necessary\r\n            <lb />and that for the sake of <treatment n=\"4\">blistering his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></treatment> from which\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I would expect more benefit than from <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment> any where else\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Tho I hope that in his present state much <treatment n=\"70\">evacuation</treatment> will\r\n            <lb />not be necessary I shall think some constant derivation from\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> very proper and therefore that his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> be kept open - \r\n            <lb />without much <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment>. I would chuse to employ the <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble\r\n            <lb />Tartar</ingredient> and he may have a small dose of that in a large - \r\n            <lb />draught of new drawn Cow milk whey every morning. But if\r\n            <lb />much <symptom n=\"33\">delirium</symptom> or <condition n=\"80\">frensy</condition> should prevail some stronger meÂ¬\r\n            <lb />dicines must be employed and none more proper than the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar emetic</ingredient> already employed.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The only medicine I can recommend for composing his\r\n            <lb />Spirits is <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphire</ingredient>. If he can be brought to take medicines\r\n            <lb />easily let ten grains of this be <treatment n=\"39\">rubbed</treatment> with as much <ingredient n=\"91\">Nitre</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />and made into a bolus to be swallowed in a wafer. But\r\n            <lb />if he cannot be brought to take it in this way let the <ingredient n=\"23\">CamÂ¬\r\n            <lb />phire</ingredient> be <treatment n=\"39\">rubbed</treatment> with <ingredient n=\"50\">Sugar</ingredient> and this put into a little Syrup\r\n            <lb />he may be made <add place=\"above\">to</add> swallow <add place=\"above\">it</add> by holding his nose. Such a \r\n            <lb />dose he may have for three nights together but afterwards\r\n            <lb />only every second <add place=\"above\">or</add> third night and if it appears to give\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />sleep he may after some repetition have the dose increased\r\n            <lb />by two or three grains at a time to fifteen or even to twenty\r\n            <lb />grains.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have now mentioned the only remedies I think necessary\r\n            <lb />but much will depend on his regimen. Let his body be\r\n            <lb />kept as cool as the weather will allow. Let his diet be\r\n            <lb />entirely vegetable with some but not much milk. Much\r\n            <lb />depends on the management of his <bodypart n=\"95\">mind</bodypart>. While address\r\n            <lb />and artifice will answer let no force be employed but if\r\n            <lb />he proves at any time impetuous violent and willfull he\r\n            <lb />must be restrained and a <treatment n=\"60\">strait wastecoat</treatment> is the only secure\r\n            <lb />measure and the most gentle that can be employed and if\r\n            <lb />he proves quite <condition n=\"9\">maniacal</condition> an authority must be acquired\r\n            <lb />and even by blows if necessary for there is nothing in\r\n            <lb />such cases more hurtfull than indulging <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> of impetuoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sity and passions.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />These are <add place=\"above\">the</add>advices which I can offer at present but\r\n            <lb />if the disease draws out into a chronic state there will be\r\n            <lb />room for further advice which I shall give most willingly\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 4<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Aug<sup>st.</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> <u>1781</u></dateline>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 176, 2, '2013-11-18 13:47:10', 46);
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See the editorial policy on the website for our far more detailed policy.</p>\r\n            </normalization>\r\n        </editorialDecl>\r\n        \r\n    </encodingDesc>\r\n    <revisionDesc>\r\n        <list>\r\n            <item>\r\n                <date when=\"2015-04-17\">17 April 2015</date> Last updated by Lauren McClelland</item>\r\n            <item>\r\n                 <date when=\"2013-09-15\">15 September 2013</date> XML file created by Luca Guariento</item>\r\n        </list>\r\n    </revisionDesc>\r\n</teiHeader>\r\n\r\n    <text>\r\n    \r\n    <body>', '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<!DOCTYPE body SYSTEM \"../cullen_project_v1.dtd\">\r\n\r\n<body>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"1\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />1Â½ oz\r\n            <lb />2N\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Doctor <u>Cullen</u>\r\n            <lb 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   <lb />guish of mind, that I dread the power of beÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing distinct, but <del>it</del> I hope in God my anxÂ¬\r\n            <lb />iety to inform you will enable me to Collect\r\n            <lb />my self - My <choice><abbr>Mo<sup><u>r</u></sup></abbr><expan>Mother</expan></choice> was at Edinburgh\r\n            <lb />with Lady Wallace, when an Aunt of ours\r\n            <lb />Glasgow being very ill, She came West\r\n            <lb />to see her, I was at the time in Galloway\r\n            <lb />and none of the Family here, on my <choice><abbr>Mo<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>Mother\'s</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />coming to Glasgow She found my Aunt\r\n            <lb />so very will, as to agitate and distress her\r\n            <lb />much, and her self far form well, She\r\n            <lb />determin\'d to come here for a few days\r\n            <lb />till She got better, and gave some necessary\r\n            <lb />directions, and then to return to 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<choice><abbr>Sept<sup><u>r</u></sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice>, everyÂ¬\r\n            <lb />thing She attempted to eat was disagreeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />able, She could not swallow it, She <symptom n=\"17\">Sleept\r\n            <lb />very <add place=\"above\">little</add></symptom> was continually <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom>, her water\r\n            <lb />excessively thick and high colour\'d, the\r\n            <lb />Weather was very bad and her anxiety\r\n            <lb />to hear of M<sup><u>rs</u></sup> Vans and her family who\r\n            <lb />had Sail\'d for Bourdeaux was extreme, so\r\n            <lb />her <symptom n=\"6\">spirits very weak</symptom>, She used to think\r\n            <lb />it hurt, her so never <add place=\"above\">for many years</add> Drunk any think\r\n            <lb />stronger than Small Beer, but that\r\n            <lb />day eight <add place=\"above\">days</add> after She came home someÂ¬\r\n            \r\n            <pb 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know, and am fully persuaded I will\r\n            <lb />meet your indulgence for any trouble of\r\n            <lb />that kind, I have told my <choice><abbr>B<sup><u>r</u></sup></abbr><expan>Brother</expan></choice> my extreme\r\n            <lb />anxiety to apply to you, and he joins me\r\n            <lb />in entreating if it can be any means asÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sist Your judgement of my <choice><abbr>Mo<sup><u>rs</u></sup></abbr><expan>Mothers</expan></choice> situation\r\n            <lb />that you would have the goodness to come\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"10\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />out as soon as You find it in Your power,\r\n            <lb />I know you would at least say to me what\r\n            <lb />was my <choice><abbr>Mo<sup><u>rs</u></sup></abbr><expan>Mothers</expan></choice> situation, and what I had to\r\n            <lb />expect, and I <subst><del>would</del><add place=\"above\">will</add></subst> have had the only opinion\r\n            <lb />on Earth Satisfying to my self, my God what\r\n            <lb />I have endured since the 15<sup><u>th</u></sup> and now I <unclear>reproach</unclear>\r\n            <lb />my self I did not write to you at first, but\r\n            <lb />my <choice><abbr>Mo<sup><u>rs</u></sup></abbr><expan>Mothers</expan></choice> friendship for D<sup><u>r</u></sup> Moore determined\r\n            <lb />me, but while I feell my own confidence\r\n            <lb />in Doctor Cullen I earnestly pray Heaven for\r\n            <lb />the preservation of a life, that I so often reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />flect on as a blessing bestow\'d on mankind\r\n            <lb />and am with every sentiment of regard\r\n            <lb />and gratitude <choice><abbr>D<sup><u>r</u></sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Yours &amp;c\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />A: El: Dunlop\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2895, 13, '2015-04-17 12:56:47', 150),
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I shall only say that I have a good opiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nion of <ingredient n=\"8\">Cream of Tartar</ingredient>, if you can persuade the\r\n            <lb />Lady to take it. A little <ingredient n=\"50\">Sugar</ingredient> dissolved with it renÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ders it tolerably agreeable, and if necessary the addiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion of a little <ingredient n=\"10\">jalap</ingredient>, or rather what is called the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"10\">compound powder of jalap</ingredient> will not hurt the taste\r\n            <lb />of it.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Another proper remedy you have had also reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />commended by D<sup>r.</sup> Moore, and that is <treatment n=\"48\">Shaving</treatment>\r\n            <lb />and <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment> the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, but you have not been pleased\r\n            <lb />to tell me, whether this had been practised or not\r\n            <lb />and if it has not and the same <symptom n=\"71\">confusion of the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></symptom>\r\n            <lb />remains I would still advise it to be done, and\r\n            <lb />shall wish to know the effects of it.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I should be sorry to trouble the Lady with <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />drugs which she will probably be <illegible w=\"4\"/>\r\n           \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />therefore could not press her much to take the <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Bark\r\n            <lb />tincture</ingredient>, but if she can be persuaded to take it, it is\r\n            <lb />not an improper medicine. I would with every dose of\r\n            <lb />it pin thirty drops of the <ingredient n=\"22\" t=\"1\">Volatile tincture of Valerian</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />and let both be taken with a table spoonful of <ingredient n=\"66\">PepperÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mint water</ingredient>, and two spoonfuls of spring water.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The last directions given for her diet seem to be\r\n            <lb />very proper, it should be of a middling kind, not very\r\n            <lb />low and certainly not full or heavy. 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The <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment> never was\r\n                <lb />applied. My <choice><abbr>Mo<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Mother</expan></choice> began again to the\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"16\">mustard seed</ingredient>, and continues it days night\r\n                <lb />and morn, every attention in my power\r\n                <lb />I pay\'d to lead her to diet, that would renÂ¬\r\n                <lb />der <action n=\"21\">laxative</action> medecine least necessary\r\n                <lb />and it has in some measure succeeded\r\n                <lb />I this day press\'d the <ingredient n=\"8\">cream of Tartar</ingredient>\r\n                <lb />but She assures me every <action n=\"24\">Purgative</action> meÂ¬\r\n                <lb />decine occations her <condition n=\"21\">nervous complaints</condition>\r\n                \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n                \r\n                <lb />and would not hear of it. The <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalop</ingredient> if I\r\n                <lb />find it necessary, I think may be easily\r\n                <lb />given, and the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> I hope my <choice><abbr>Mo<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Mother</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />may agree to - since writing I learn two\r\n                <lb />circumstances that I imagine will confirm\r\n                <lb />your opinions, at first my <choice><abbr>Mo<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Mother</expan></choice> complain\'d\r\n                <lb />much of a deadness on one <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart> and that\r\n                <lb />She could not use it freely, from I return\'d\r\n                <lb />She used it as the other, but <symptom n=\"78\">spoke of a conÂ¬\r\n                <lb />stant <unclear>princling</unclear></symptom> and <symptom n=\"9\">sleepy feeling</symptom>, since\r\n                <lb />writing I look\'d to it, I imagined the <condition n=\"114\"><bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart>\r\n                <lb />shrivel\'d</condition>, but now it is entirely pealling off.\r\n                <lb />and this day She said for a few minutes\r\n                <lb />that sleepy feeling ceased, but that still\r\n                <lb />She constantly had a want of feelling in\r\n                <lb />the roof of her <bodypart n=\"2\">mouth</bodypart> -- -- as to exercise\r\n                <lb />I know not what to propose, the season\r\n                <lb />advances and this part of the Country is\r\n                <lb />already so wet my <choice><abbr>Mo<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Mother</expan></choice> could seldom\r\n                \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n                \r\n                <lb />walk out, going out airings in a Carriage\r\n                <lb />She always disliked so much, as to make\r\n                <lb />me doubt prevailing with her, would you\r\n                <lb />approve any change of Place - I trouble\r\n                <lb />you my Dear Sir with every circumstance\r\n                <lb />because no Parents health can be of more imÂ¬\r\n                <lb />portance to a large family than my <choice><abbr>Mo<sup>rs.</sup></abbr><expan>Mothers</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />but still to <add place=\"above\">the</add> rest it is comparatively little, and\r\n                <lb />Your advice would alone satisfy me, and\r\n                <lb />shall entirely guide me. But would you\r\n                <lb />Pardon my earnestly requesting\r\n                <lb />you to say to me if there is reason\r\n                <lb />to apprehend a return of this disorder.\r\n                <lb />I am <u>now</u> often for weeks alone with my\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Mo<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Mother</expan></choice> and you will easily judge my anxieÂ¬\r\n                <lb />ty to know what I ought to expect, had\r\n                <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Moore let me know my <choice><abbr>Mo<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Mother</expan></choice> was siezed\r\n                <lb />with a <condition n=\"31\">Paralytic</condition> disorder, he would have sav\'d\r\n                <lb />me an agony beyond what all the misforÂ¬\r\n                <lb />tunes of my family <unclear>ever</unclear> cost me, but to truth\r\n                <lb />a long Journey with a <choice><abbr>Ser<sup>ts.</sup></abbr><expan>Servants</expan></choice> representation of\r\n                \r\n            <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n                \r\n                <lb />such circumstances in my hand, to come home\r\n                <lb />and find a <choice><abbr>Mo<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Mother</expan></choice> I revered in such a situation and\r\n                <lb />not one of her family near me - I far for deceive\r\n                <lb />my self if Doctor Cullen would not have felt for\r\n                <lb />me, I therefore entreat him to treat me honestly\r\n                <lb />and what ever are his expectations will be the\r\n                <lb />rule of my conduct after\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            <closer>\r\n                \r\n                <salute>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />Adeau my Dear Sir\r\n                    <lb />I am with every sentiment of esteem your greateful\r\n                    <lb />and Obedient\r\n                    \r\n                </salute>\r\n                <signed>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />A: El: Dunlop\r\n                    \r\n                </signed>\r\n                \r\n            </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Be so good as address by\r\n            <lb /><u>Stewarton</u>\r\n            \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            \r\n            <lb />Doctor Cullen\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 2903, 3, '2013-10-19 15:54:54', 88),
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We hope it may <del>I</del> in time admit of a Cure\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The remedies already employed very judicious &amp;\r\n            <lb />tho they have not done much service we think they should\r\n            <lb />be continued - particularly the <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment> - the <treatment n=\"3\">Shocks</treatment> <choice><abbr>sh<sup>d.</sup></abbr><expan>should</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />be moderate and gentle &amp; passed chiefly <del>thrra</del> thorough\r\n            <lb />the bottom of the <bodypart n=\"28\">Back</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"62\">Haunches</bodypart> -- The <del>should</del> <treatment n=\"3\">shocks</treatment>\r\n            <lb />should be pretty numerous at one time &amp; may be repeated\r\n            <lb />every other day -\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />The <treatment n=\"39\">rubbing</treatment> should also be continued especially in\r\n            <lb />the <choice><abbr>morns</abbr><expan>mornings</expan></choice> with warm flannels - long continued &amp;\r\n            <lb />gentle - In the <choice><abbr>Evengs</abbr><expan>Evenings</expan></choice> also; but for a shorter time\r\n            <lb />the <treatment n=\"39\">rubbing</treatment> should be from the <bodypart n=\"25\">toes</bodypart> up to a little above\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"19\">knee</bodypart> -\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Gentle Exercise proper - <u>very</u> moderate walking -- \r\n            <lb />In Summer riding, frequently if it gives no <symptom n=\"66\">numbness</symptom> nor\r\n            <lb />uneasiness to his <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> -- at present he must only\r\n            <lb />go out in a single horse Chaise well covered about the <bodypart n=\"24\">feet</bodypart>,\r\n            <lb />&amp;c.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Carefully avoid cold - flannel next his <bodypart n=\"49\">Skin</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />warm under Stockings night &amp; day &amp;c --- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />His Diet seems very well ordered at present - He\r\n            <lb />may take a little animal food a glass or two of wine\r\n            <lb />every day at Dinner; but be sparing of fish &amp; more so\r\n            <lb />of cold Vegetables, as fresh fruit, Cuccumber Lettuce &amp;c\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For Medicines the following.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"129\">Tinct. mart. Ph. Ed.</ingredient> â„¥ij <ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">Tinct.\r\n                    <lb />Aromat.</ingredient> â„¥j â„³. Sig. <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Tincture</action> a tea Spfull in a gill of\r\n                    <lb />water twice a day for a fortnight -- -- \r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"129\">Tincture of Mars as prescribed in the PharmacopÅ“ia Edinburgensis</ingredient> and one ounce of \r\n                    <ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">Aromatic Tincture</ingredient>. Mix and label as <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Tincture</action>. A teaspoon in a gill of \r\n                    water twice a day for a fortnight.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>    \r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"1\">Pulv. cort. P.</ingredient> â„¥fs Aq. f. q. s.\r\n                    <lb />ut <del>mollescat</del> f. massa semiliquida &amp;c. --- repone -- et adde\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"21\">Cort. Aurant.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"265\">Sem. card. min.</ingredient> - denique Tinct. C. <unclear>D</unclear>\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"1\">Peruvian Bark Powder</ingredient> and a sufficient amount of water in order to \r\n                    <del>soften</del> let there it be a semiliquid mass &amp;c. Let it rest and add \r\n                    <ingredient n=\"21\">Orange Peel</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"265\">cardona mineral Seed</ingredient>, then Tincture C. <unclear>D</unclear>\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Feb</abbr><expan>February</expan></choice>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4382, 2, '2013-10-08 11:55:53', 45),
(2884, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c4417\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:4417] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Dr / Regarding: Mr John Wemyss (Patient) / 26 April 1779 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Luca Guariento</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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Reg<sup>t.</sup>\r\n            \r\n        </head>   \r\n        \r\n        <opener>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />April 26. 1779.\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </opener>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Let the <treatment n=\"11\"><choice><abbr>Perp.</abbr><expan>Perpetual</expan></choice> Issue in his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></treatment> be kept open. -- The <choice><abbr>Sol<sup>n.</sup></abbr><expan>Solution</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />ordered below to keep his <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> <choice><abbr>reg<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>regular</expan></choice> -- His <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> to be kept <treatment n=\"48\">shaven</treatment>\r\n            <lb />&amp; water poured on it every <choice><abbr>morng.</abbr><expan>morning</expan></choice> <u>before</u> he takes his Whey. -- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />To ride Every forenoon some hours --- &amp; also much in the fresh air\r\n            <lb />&amp; gentle Exercise --- Diet light &amp; cool, but not very low. a little\r\n            <lb />solid meat, but filling up his Meal with broth pudding &amp; <choice><abbr>Veg<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>Vegetables</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />No Eggs Cheese nor Salted meals -- Fish of the lighter kinds spaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ringly -- At Dinner two or three <choice><abbr>gl</abbr><expan>Glasses</expan></choice> of Wine or Punch, if they do not\r\n            <lb />increase his <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom> -- but at any rate never more -- <choice><abbr>Ord<sup>y.</sup></abbr><expan>Ordinary</expan></choice> drink\r\n            <lb />water or Beer. -- No Animal food at Supper -- No Indian but Cocoa\r\n            <lb />Tea at Breakfast ------\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"125\">Tart. Sol.</ingredient> â„¥ij <ingredient n=\"95\">Sal. Gl.</ingredient> â„¥j <ingredient n=\"222\">Sal. marin\r\n                    <lb />Hispan.</ingredient> -- <ingredient n=\"104\">-- polychrest.</ingredient> @Ê’ij Aq. font. Ê’ij <ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cin. simpl.</ingredient> â„¥ij Solve et cola\r\n                    <lb />S. <action n=\"33\">Aperient Sol<sup>n.</sup></action> a Spfull in a muchkin of new drawn Cow milk whey.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient>, one ounce of <ingredient n=\"95\">Glauber\'s Salts</ingredient>, two drachms of <ingredient n=\"222\">Spanish Sea-Salt</ingredient>,  \r\n                    two drachms of <ingredient n=\"104\">Spanish Polycrest</ingredient>, two ounces of spring water and two ounces of <ingredient n=\"65\">simple cinnamon water</ingredient>. Dissolve and strain. \r\n                    Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient Solution</action>; a tablespoon in a muchkin of new drawn cow milk whey.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 4417, 3, '2014-12-20 12:03:48', 23),
(2885, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c2044\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:2044] From: Mr John McFarquhar (Farquharson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Captain Ross (Patient), Mr Hugh Munro (Monro, of Achanie, of Achannie) (Patient) / 10 August 1781 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Vivien Williams</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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I have <illegible w=\"1\" /> this to be delivered to you\r\n            <lb />with two Guineas, which is but a small fee, but such\r\n            <lb />as corresponds with the Gentlemans Circumstances, and\r\n            <lb />after considering the case I shall look for your advice &amp;\r\n            <lb />directions as soon as may suite your convenience, you may\r\n            <lb />give it to the person that deilvers you this &amp; he will\r\n            <lb />forward it to me. -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Last post brought in your advice in the case of\r\n            <lb />Poor unfortunate Cap<sup>n.</sup> Ross of <illegible w=\"1\" />, and I am very\r\n            <lb />sorrie to <unclear>Acquant</unclear> you at the desire of his friends, that\r\n            <lb />since the <unclear><choice><abbr>Ord<sup>rs.</sup></abbr><expan>Orders</expan></choice></unclear> send you of him by D<sup>r</sup> Alves were made out\r\n            <lb />he has been almost daily growing worse.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Two days after D<sup>r</sup> Alves left him, as he visibly grew worse\r\n            <lb />he was by Intreaty got to submitt to have his <bodypart n=\"120\">hair</bodypart> cut \r\n            <lb />out, his <treatment n=\"48\"><bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> shaved</treatment>, and a <treatment n=\"4\">blistering plaster was applyd \r\n                <lb />over the whole <bodypart n=\"80\">Scalp</bodypart></treatment>, which, as it began to have effect\r\n            <lb />appears to have quieted him a good deal for about 30 hours,\r\n            <lb />in which he slept more than he had done since the\r\n            <lb />Commencement of his Illness, some times express\'d a sense\r\n            <lb />of his situation, &amp; a hope of his getting benefit by the \r\n            <lb />Application. The <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> was allowed to ly on 45 hours\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />in which time it descharged most copiously, some hours befor it\r\n            <lb />was taken away, he became restless &amp; uneasie, complaining\r\n            <lb />indistinctly of his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> &amp; at times quite outragious. <del>For some</del>\r\n            <lb />some hours after the <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> was taken off he expressd a\r\n            <lb />satisfaction &amp; said he hoped it woud do him good as his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />was then a great deal better. But that little Interval soon\r\n            <lb />wore off &amp; he became very troublesome &amp; in a good measure\r\n            <lb />Immanagable, On the whole, except <del>that</del> when he is wore\r\n            <lb />out with <symptom n=\"9\">fatigue</symptom> that some times in 25 or 30 hours, he gets\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"17\">two, three, or four hours sleep, by which he is not refresh\'d</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />he has very little Interval from Violent Impetuosity, <del><illegible l=\"1\" /></del> willÂ¬\r\n            <lb />fullness, &amp; all the symptoms of a <symptom n=\"33\">Violent Delirium</symptom>.\r\n            <lb />Address or Artifice having little or no effect, those about\r\n            <lb />him are at times obligd to use Violence, which leads him\r\n            <lb />to beat &amp; tare at every person &amp; thing that comes his\r\n            <lb />way. At times he takes <symptom n=\"5\">Immoderate fitts</symptom> of laughter\r\n            <lb />&amp; crying out, &amp; at other times weeping, the last but seldom\r\n            <lb />freqiently playing the most foolish <illegible w=\"4\" />.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Since the use of those evacuations now &amp; formerly\r\n            <lb />mentiond to you, his <symptom n=\"15\">pulse is quite easie</symptom>, except in those\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"5\">furious fitts</symptom>, <symptom n=\"82\">his <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> seldom flushed</symptom> &amp; no <symptom n=\"62\">Inflamation\r\n                <lb />in his <bodypart n=\"6\">eyes</bodypart></symptom>, but a great fierceness of look.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />He has been taking <unclear>1/2</unclear> oz of <ingredient n=\"125\">soluble Tartar</ingredient> dayly since\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> Alves saw him which keeps his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> easie, but\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />does not <treatment n=\"30\">purge</treatment>, His regimen has been as you recommend from\r\n            <lb />the beginning of his Illness, He took the first dose of \r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"91\">Nitre</ingredient> last night &amp; will continue it in the way\r\n            <lb />you propose, and a strait <treatment n=\"60\">wastcoat</treatment> is getting made for him,\r\n            <lb />which is certainly the most <unclear>scarse</unclear> &amp; gentle measure that\r\n            <lb />can be opted for him. Your farther advice will be\r\n            <lb />expected, &amp; by this post said the former one to D<sup>r.</sup> Alves\r\n            <lb />for his satisfaction, it was sent to me for sake of\r\n            <lb />expedition. I shall ever return a gratefull sense of your\r\n            <lb />friendship &amp; countenance to both my sons, when they were\r\n            <lb />your students &amp; patients, &amp; I am with sincere regard\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />your most Obligd &amp; <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed><illegible w=\"1\" /> M<sup>c</sup>Farq<sup>r.</sup></signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            <lb />For D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen\r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Farquharson\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> a Gentleman of\r\n                <lb />Sutherland. -\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Aug.</abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 1781\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <opener>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <add place=\"margin\">\r\n                    <lb />Tain\r\n                    <lb />10<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Aug<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice>\r\n                    <lb />1781\r\n                </add>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </opener>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Hugh Munro of Achannie, aged 65 years, remarkably\r\n            <lb />healthy through life, living in a highland country, much\r\n            <lb />accustom\'d to exercise of various kinds, particularly, Hunting\r\n            <lb />Deer &amp; game of <subst><del>various</del><add place=\"above\">all</add></subst> kinds, Generaly living very temperatly\r\n            <lb />&amp; sober. About three years ago he was suddenly seiz\'d with\r\n            <lb />a violent pain in his <bodypart n=\"73\">right side</bodypart>, on the <bodypart n=\"40\">short ribbs</bodypart>, which --\r\n            <lb />continued for some days &amp; was removed by <treatment n=\"4\">Blistering</treatment> the part\r\n            <lb />Affected. In the beginning of <choice><abbr>febry</abbr><expan>february</expan></choice> last, owing as he believd\r\n            <lb />to cold, got a <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> which distress\'d him a good deal till the\r\n            <lb />end of may, <symptom n=\"76\">expectorating</symptom> very little but by the use of <ingredient n=\"25\">Squill\r\n                <lb />pills</ingredient>, all that time his urine was high colourd with a great\r\n            <lb />deal of sediment, especialy when he used the pills.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Soon after the <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> ceased, the pain in his <bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> remov\'d, when\r\n            <lb />he took recourse to another <treatment n=\"4\">blister</treatment>, which removed the pain\r\n            <lb />a second time, some days ago it recurrd a third time but not\r\n            <lb />with such violence and was in some measure relievd by\r\n            <lb />the application of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphorated oyle</ingredient>, but not thorrowly -\r\n            <lb />removed, &amp; feels painfull to the toutch.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For four weeks past he has had a <illegible w=\"1\" /> &amp; <symptom n=\"63\">fullness on the \r\n                <lb /><bodypart n=\"30\">Abdomen</bodypart></symptom>, partly on the <bodypart n=\"46\">Stomach</bodypart> and below it, attended with\r\n            <lb />a tightness of the parts, which, as he thinks, oppress - his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"26\">breast</bodypart> &amp; confines his <bodypart n=\"43\">lungs</bodypart>, though he breathes easie.\r\n            <lb />Also, a slight pain in his <bodypart n=\"11\">right shoulder</bodypart> from the top of his\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart>, &amp; some times a slight <symptom n=\"1\">headache</symptom>, to which he has been \r\n            <lb />now &amp; then, subject for years. -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Ever since, or soon after the commencement of his <symptom n=\"4\">cough</symptom> in \r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>febry</abbr><expan>february</expan></choice>, he fell, &amp; continues still subject to <symptom n=\"28\">sweatings</symptom>, which\r\n            <lb />comes on regularly about three o Clock in the mornings &amp;\r\n            <lb />continues till he get out of bed after <symptom n=\"17\">Irregular broken sleep</symptom>,\r\n            <lb />a <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom> in the Mornings, but a discharge of urine always\r\n            <lb />in proportion to his drink, His <symptom n=\"15\">pulse easie</symptom>, without any\r\n            <lb />degree of <condition n=\"10\">fever</condition>, his apetite tollerable, but he beleives his\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"48\">digestion not so good</symptom> <subst><del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del><add place=\"below\">x</add><add place=\"margin\">x though</add></subst> naturally easie in his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />Little or no medicine used, <choice><abbr>oy<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>other</expan></choice> than some <ingredient n=\"261\">Elixir of Vitriol</ingredient>,\r\n            <lb />&amp; some <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> for a few days back\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed><illegible w=\"1\" /> M<sup>c</sup>Farq<sup>r.</sup> Surgeon.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot> \r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />The Case of\r\n                <lb />Hugh Munro\r\n                <lb />of Achannie\r\n                <lb />10<sup>th</sup> August 1781\r\n                <lb />V. XIII. p. 133\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2044, 2, '2013-11-14 14:16:18', 113),
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April 1781 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Luca Guariento</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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Colquhoun <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r.</sup> Campbell.\r\n            \r\n        </head>    \r\n        \r\n        <opener>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n        </opener>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I have the favour of yours by M<sup>r.</sup>\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> and after conversing with him have taken a -- \r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> the parts affected. It is not new to me to meet with\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> the <condition n=\"20\">taint</condition> of uncommon tenacity &amp; obstinacy and Such\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> a longer use of <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> than patients are willing\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> and longer than practitioners commonly think neÂ¬\r\n            <lb /><supplied>cessary</supplied>. I cannot however in the present case find any reaÂ¬\r\n            <lb /><illegible l=\"6\" /> suppose that there has been <add place=\"above\">either</add> impatience or neglect and\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> must impute the continuance and returns of the\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> to Something peculiar in the infection or in the paÂ¬\r\n            <lb /><supplied>tients co</supplied>nstitution, But however all this may be I am\r\n            <lb /><supplied>convinced</supplied> that the <condition n=\"20\">taint</condition> in M<sup>r.</sup> C. is now entirely eradicaÂ¬\r\n            <lb /><supplied>ted at</supplied> least as far as it can be done by <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>. The\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> is I think at present very Sound and the <condition n=\"114\">little Scurf\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> the side of the <bodypart n=\"31\">penis</bodypart></condition> does not appear to me <condition n=\"4\">Syphilitic</condition>\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> confirmed in this both by there being no other <condition n=\"4\">SyphiÂ¬\r\n            <lb /><supplied>litic Sym</supplied>ptom</condition>, and by <add place=\"above\">the</add> last course of <ingredient n=\"2\">mercury</ingredient> having no effect\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />on the <bodypart n=\"32\">Scrotum</bodypart>. I can find no reason therefore <supplied>for adÂ¬</supplied>\r\n            <lb />vising any more <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> but I have another <supplied>medicine</supplied>\r\n            <lb />to propose which I have often found effectual in <condition n=\"20\">taints</condition> that had resisted <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient>. That is <supplied><ingredient n=\"66\">MezeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />reon</ingredient></supplied> but I must beg you to get it in proper conditions, <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />the bark of the root only that is of any use and the <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />is quite inert. You must therefore employ only the <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />peeled off or the very Smallest fibres of the root &amp; whatever <supplied>you</supplied>\r\n            <lb />employ take care that it has not lost its virtue by <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />still retains its peculiar and very Sharp actimony.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />you are to prepare a decoction by taking an ounce\r\n            <lb />of good <ingredient n=\"15\">Sarsa</ingredient> and boiling it in four pounds of wa<supplied>ter. When</supplied>\r\n            <lb />one pound is boiled away then add the <ingredient n=\"66\">Mezereon</ingredient> <illegible w=\"1\" /> <supplied>conÂ¬</supplied>\r\n            <lb />tinue the boiling till only two pounds remain <supplied>which you</supplied>\r\n            <lb />may Sweeten by <ingredient n=\"121\">liquorice</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"50\">Sugar</ingredient> to the pat<illegible l=\"3\" /> <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb />At first you may employ a dram of <ingredient n=\"66\">Mezereon</ingredient> only <supplied>to each</supplied>\r\n            <lb />bottle of Decoction because it gives an uneasy <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"46\">Stomachs</bodypart> but if that Should not be <add place=\"above\">the case</add> with M<sup>r.</sup> C. you <supplied>might enÂ¬</supplied>\r\n            <lb />crease the <ingredient n=\"66\">Mezereon</ingredient> to two drams to each bottle\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> let M<sup>r.</sup> C. take half a bottle in divided draughts every\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> seven days &amp; a bottle every day for seven days after &amp;\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> that time is expired I Should be glad to hear from\r\n            <lb /><supplied>you</supplied> With this decoction no confinement is necessary and there\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> <supplied>o</supplied>ther limitation of diet but that he Should abstain enÂ¬\r\n            <lb /><supplied>tirely</supplied> from fish, Salted meats &amp; high Seasonings and Should\r\n            <lb /><supplied>be exee</supplied>dingly temperate in Strong drink. Please <treatment n=\"43\">anoint</treatment>\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> <illegible l=\"4\" />ole of <bodypart n=\"32\">Scrotum</bodypart> &amp; the <condition n=\"114\">Scurfy parts</condition> on the <bodypart n=\"31\">penis</bodypart> once\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"2\" /> a day with a pure &amp; <ingredient n=\"79\">fresh Florence Oil</ingredient> that has\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> <illegible l=\"4\" />ram of <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphire</ingredient> to every ounce of oil dissolved in it\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n           \r\n            <lb /><supplied>I am</supplied> heartily concerned for M<sup>r.</sup> Fullarton but hope he\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> length get well but I have not time at present to\r\n            <lb /><illegible l=\"5\" />thing about his ailments nor could I properly unless\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> written me about all that has happened Since he\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"2\" />. I wish heartily you could tell me that I\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> M<sup>r.</sup> Scot the Carpenters <symptom n=\"13\">deafness</symptom>. I am with\r\n            <lb /><unclear>great regard</unclear>\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear David Your most obedient servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><supplied><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></supplied> 8<sup>th.</sup> April\r\n                <lb /><u>1781</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n                \r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>    \r\n    \r\n</body>', 125, 11, '2015-04-10 11:01:29', 59);
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The disease appears to me to be in the <bodypart n=\"44\">liver</bodypart> and\r\n            <lb />a disease in that part at M<sup>r</sup> Munro\'s time of life is not\r\n            <lb />easily removed. However we must not despair I hope we \r\n            <lb />need not and I shall advise what I think will the most\r\n            <lb />probably give relief.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment> was extremely proper and of the pain of the \r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"73\">side</bodypart> should again recur with any violence I think it will\r\n            <lb />still be the surest means of relief. However the <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphorated\r\n            <lb />Oil</ingredient> was a very proper trial and with the addition of the <ingredient n=\"219\">quick\r\n            <lb />Lime</ingredient> spirit of Salamonie or what we call the <ingredient n=\"362\">Caustick\r\n            <lb />Volatile Alkali</ingredient> it may be very effectual. You may put a \r\n            <lb />Dram of the Spirit to an ounce of the <ingredient n=\"23\">Oil</ingredient>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />The <symptom n=\"28\">night sweatings</symptom> give some suspicion of a <symptom n=\"42\">SupÂ¬\r\n            <lb />puration</symptom> going on and in that view the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> and\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"261\">Elixir Vitriol</ingredient> were very proper, and if the symptom continue \r\n            <lb />the same medicines may be still proper. But if any <symptom n=\"34\">feverishÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ness</symptom> comes on I would have you more free in useing the \r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"261\">Elixir</ingredient> than the <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />For removing the obstruction which I suspect in the \r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"44\">Liver</bodypart> I would have his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> kept regular and even open\r\n            <lb />but without much <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment>. A medicine proper for this \r\n            <lb />purpose I have prescribed in the inclosed paper and it may\r\n            <lb />be employed almost daily, at least so far as to keep the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> regular. For the same purpose of resolving obstrucÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion I have prescribed a Mass of Pills of which he\r\n            <lb />should take a dose twice a day, an hour before dinner\r\n            <lb />and again at bedtime.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />These are the medicines which in the present cirÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cumstances I would employ and I hope they shall be\r\n            <lb />effectual, but I must tell you that I apprehend <condition n=\"16\">hydropic\r\n            <lb />symptoms</condition> may come on. The <symptom n=\"63\">swelling of his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart></symptom> give me\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />this suspicion but I must own that while his Urine\r\n            <lb />continues in proportion to his drink we are not to be\r\n            <lb />alarmed but at this distance I think it is proper for me\r\n            <lb />to suggest my fears. If such symptoms should come on\r\n            <lb />your only resource can be in <action n=\"12\">Diuretics</action> and in the inclosed\r\n            <lb />paper I have given you a Formula which I hope may\r\n            <lb />be usefull.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />While M<sup>r</sup> Monro has strength and the weather allows\r\n            <lb />it will be of service to him to go abroad on horseback.\r\n            <lb />His motion should be gentle but he should continue it\r\n            <lb />for a great part of every forenoon taking however a great\r\n            <lb />deal of care to avoid cold.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In Diet he may take any ordinary fare but he should\r\n            <lb />be rather sparing of animal food and I think also of much\r\n            <lb />Liquid food. In drinking he must be very sparing of\r\n            <lb />every kind of strong drink but according to his\r\n            <lb />former habit he may have a little, and Spirits and\r\n            <lb />Water will be as safe as any.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup> Aug<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh August</expan></choice> 15<sup>th</sup> <u>1781</u></dateline>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 181, 2, '2013-11-18 13:32:19', 41),
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I put him on a course\r\n            <lb />of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial pill</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"121\" t=\"15\">Decoct. 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even some of it on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"31\">prepuce</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />which brought on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> appearance of a stricture there somewhat like a degree of\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"99\">phymosis</symptom> as these <condition n=\"114\">scaley</condition> appearances was always relieved by a little <ingredient n=\"2\">mercury</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />had its full effect yet it did not relieve <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"32\">scrotum</bodypart> neither did any <del>medicin</del>\r\n            <lb />medicines applied to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> part but <treatment n=\"23\">Poultices</treatment> brought its return of state <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> whenever\r\n            \r\n       <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />they were <unclear>dissoonlinved</unclear> it returned &amp; whereas a little crack appeared in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"32\">scrotum</bodypart> there ozed out a thin watery Humor &amp; soon followed a <condition n=\"51\">Wart</condition> of which great\r\n            <lb />members were cut off ---\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I had almost forgote to say <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> in winter 1779 &amp; 1780 the <ingredient n=\"2\">mercur pill</ingredient>\r\n            <lb /><unclear>purged</unclear> him &amp; we <treatment n=\"39\">rubbed</treatment> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> strong <ingredient n=\"2\">mercurial ointment</ingredient> to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"18\">thighs</bodypart> in place of\r\n            <lb /><unclear>pukeing</unclear> it inwardly but this I am scarce blame <subst><del>of</del><add place=\"above\">for</add></subst> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> appearance on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"32\">scrotum</bodypart>\r\n            <lb /><unclear>ascrous made of pure lard &amp; no</unclear> <ingredient n=\"55\">Turpentine</ingredient>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />He will show you <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> appearances on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"32\">scrotum</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"31\">penis</bodypart>by which youll be better able to judge than from any\r\n            <lb />description I am given\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Our friend M<sup>r.</sup> Fullarton is stricktly following <choice><abbr>y</abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> own\r\n            <lb />advice but Im sorry to say he is far from being savy yet he has his Ill days\r\n            <lb />&amp; good days but always bad after stool tho nothing like so ill as sometime\r\n            <lb />ago he takes <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <action n=\"24\">purgant</action>: <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"58\">Laud</ingredient> &amp; mucilage which you ordered every second day\r\n            <lb />sometimes of late he has seen some drops of <symptom n=\"30\">pus</symptom> on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> tail of his shirt\r\n            <lb />but where it may have come from is not easy say, but he never gets a stool\r\n            <lb />without a dose of <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> ------ I add no more but <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> I am\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Sir your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />David <u>Colquhoun</u>\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />P.S. About <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> beginning of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> year he had two <symptom n=\"43\">ulcers</symptom> on his <bodypart n=\"12\">left arm</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />which had somewhat of a <condition n=\"20\">Venereal appearance</condition> tho I coud not positively\r\n            <lb />say that they were so as I have seen as bad an appearance after scrutching\r\n            <lb />out of a <bodypart n=\"120\">hair</bodypart> &amp; these soon healed <subst><del>tho</del><add place=\"above\">but</add></subst> at David Colquhoun time they appeard he was\r\n            <lb />taking <ingredient n=\"2\">ingredient</ingredient> &amp; <treatment n=\"23\"><ingredient n=\"238\">saturnine</ingredient> poultices</treatment> were applied to them\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb /><del>Glasg</del> Edinburgh\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <handShift />\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Colquhoun <choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Campbell.\r\n                <lb />April. 1781.\r\n                <lb />V. XIII. p.23.\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 2003, 11, '2015-04-10 11:01:51', 74),
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<choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> effects -\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />You woud no doubt be surprised at that time that\r\n            <lb />I did not write you along with him but I declare I did not hear of his\r\n            <lb />going to <choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> untill he put your second letter into my hand of date\r\n            <lb />the 29<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Ult<sup>eo</sup></abbr><expan>Ultimo</expan></choice> since which time he has also followed your Rules as\r\n            <lb />to medicine very pointedly but Im not so certain that he has adhered\r\n            <lb />so strickly to them in point of Diet &amp;c. -- \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />He has in his Decoction made use of about <choice><abbr>â„¥vi</abbr><expan>six ounces of</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"66\">mezereon\r\n            <lb />Root</ingredient> since he began it, <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> proportion of <ingredient n=\"15\"><choice><abbr>sarsaparill:</abbr><expan>sarsaparilla</expan></choice></ingredient> <choice><abbr>y</abbr><expan>you</expan></choice> ordered, and\r\n            <lb />has taken for these three weeks bypast the <ingredient n=\"122\">Solution of Carrow Seeds</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />and continued <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphorated oil</ingredient> Untill within these five days\r\n            <lb />that he left <del>of</del> off <add place=\"above\"><choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> oil</add> without my knowledge -- \r\n            \r\n        </p>   \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Im sorry to tell you that notwithstanding of all <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />has been done the appearances on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"32\">scrotum</bodypart> are much worse It is\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"114\">scaley</condition> &amp; Cracked in many places at which Cracks there is a <symptom n=\"46\">discharge\r\n            <lb />of thin Ichor</symptom> &amp; these are very painfull to him with a kind of <symptom n=\"21\">burning\r\n            <lb />pricking heat</symptom>, &amp; this appearance has extended itself over part of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"31\">penis</bodypart> a large spott of which is on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"31\">prepuce</bodypart> &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <del>scot</del> <bodypart n=\"32\">scrotum</bodypart> appears\r\n            <lb />as if it was thickened considerably, but <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> parts at present Are gone off.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I can scarce think that there can be any\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"20\">Venereal Taint</condition> remaining after <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> long continued Courses (I may\r\n            <lb />say) of <bodypart n=\"2\">mercury</bodypart> <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"150\"><choice><abbr>Decoct: Lignor:</abbr><expan>Decoction of the Woods</expan></choice></ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"15\"><choice><abbr>Sarsa</abbr><expan>Sarsaparilla</expan></choice></ingredient> <add place=\"above\">before you saw him</add> &amp; <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> other powerfull\r\n            <lb />remedies prescribed by you since that time ---\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I shall follow out your prescriptions pointedly\r\n            <lb />untill I have <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> pleasure of hearing from you again and what farther\r\n            <lb />advice you give me shall be adhered to stricktly \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Please tomorrow\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I am sorry as yet I have it not in any power to say any thing of M<sup>r</sup>\r\n            <lb />Scots hearing as he only began your prescription last Sunday\r\n            <lb />I shall be happy he gets <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> better of his <symptom n=\"13\">deafness</symptom> but I fear it much\r\n            <lb />because his mother &amp; some of his other relations are in <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> same\r\n            <lb />way &amp; they are <condition n=\"41\">a scrophulous family</condition> --- and I am <choice><abbr>w<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> great Esteem\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>obedient</expan></choice> humble servant\r\n                <lb />David Colquhoun\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <handShift />\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Colquhoun\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r.</sup> Campbell\r\n                <lb />July 1781\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>   \r\n    \r\n</body>', 2031, 13, '2015-02-03 10:42:55', 101),
(2890, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c182\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:182] From: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / To: Mr John McFarquhar (Farquharson) / Regarding: Captain Ross (Patient), Mr Hugh Munro (Monro, of Achanie, of Achannie) (Patient) / 15 August 1781 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Vivien Williams</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>David Shuttleton</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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I thought it proper to keep them separate from what I am to\r\n            <lb />write here in case you may have occasion to show them to some of his\r\n            <lb />friends but you will percieve they are not very fit to be shown to\r\n            <lb />himself and I hope you can easily avoid it.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am heartily concerned for your accounts of Captain Ross,\r\n            <lb />and must own that I have a less favourable opinion of the Case than\r\n            <lb />I was willing to entertain at first, and I still hope it may turn\r\n            <lb />out to be just, as much time has not yet passed to give us despair.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I think another <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment> may be proper. If you can take it from\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"57\">temporal Artery</bodypart> I would prefer it, but if that operation is not \r\n            <lb />familiar to you I hope a <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding at the <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart></treatment> may answer\r\n            <lb />the purpose. I think you should certainly go on with increasing\r\n            <lb />the dose of the <ingredient n=\"125\">Soluble Tartar</ingredient> to make it <treatment n=\"30\">purge</treatment> a little for at\r\n            <lb />least two or three times a week. I would have the <treatment n=\"4\">Blister on his\r\n                \r\n                <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n                \r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></treatment> healed up immediately and as soon as the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> is again\r\n            <lb />firm enough to bear a Razor let it be again <treatment n=\"48\">shaved</treatment> and a fresh\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> applied. If you can find that the <ingredient n=\"23\">Camphire</ingredient> has any\r\n            <lb />effect in composing his spirits I would have you go on inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />creasing it as I proposed before. You have certainly done righ<supplied>t</supplied>\r\n            <lb />in applying the <treatment n=\"60\">Waistcoat</treatment> for I hardly ever saw any good done\r\n            <lb />without it. With respect to any other part of the Regimen I\r\n            <lb />have nothing to ad to my former letter. I hope you have had\r\n            <lb />good accounts of the worthy young Men your sons, and when you\r\n            <lb />write them make my Compliments. I am with great regard\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />your most obedient servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup> Aug<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh August</expan></choice> 15<sup>th.</sup>\r\n                <lb /><u>1781.</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <head>For M<sup>r</sup> Monro of Achannie</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"125\">Tartar. solubil.</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"95\">Sal. Glauber.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"93\">-- polychrest.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s \r\n                    <lb />Aq. font. â„¥vi.\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">-- cinnam. simpl.</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n                    <lb />Solve et Signa <action n=\"33\">Aperient Solution</action> a table spoonfull more or\r\n                    <lb />less to be taken in half a muchkin of fresh drawn Cow milk whey\r\n                    <lb />every morning.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"125\">soluble tartar</ingredient>, an ounce of <ingredient n=\"95\">Glauber\'s salts</ingredient>, half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"93\">polychrest salt</ingredient>,\r\n                    six ounces of spring water, two ounces of <ingredient n=\"65\">simple cinnamon water</ingredient>. Dissolve and Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient Solution</action>, a tablespoonful more or less\r\n                    to be taken in half a muchkin of fresh drawn Cow milk whey every morning.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"102\">Summitt. Absinth. pulv.</ingredient> Æ·j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"53\">Sapon. Hispan.</ingredient> Æ·iij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. Simpl.</ingredient> q. s. ut f. massa dividenda in pilulas\r\n                    <lb />sing. gr. v. Signa <action n=\"33\">Aperient Pills</action> five to be taken twice a day\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take a drachm of <ingredient n=\"102\">powdered extremity of absinthe</ingredient>, three drachms of <ingredient n=\"53\">Spanish soap</ingredient>, \r\n                    enough <ingredient n=\"172\">simple syrup</ingredient> to make a mass to be divided into individual pills of five grams each. Label: <action n=\"33\">Aperient Pills</action> five to be taken twice a day\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"289\">Trifol. aquatic.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"11\">flor. chamomel.</ingredient> @ Æ·j\r\n                    <lb />Aq. bullient. â„”j\r\n                    <lb />Digere horas quatuor et adde\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"45\">Sal. Tartar.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb />et cum subsed<del>int</del>erint foeces per chartam cola\r\n                    <lb />Signa <action n=\"12\">Diuretic Infusion</action> a table spoonfull to be taken with two\r\n                    <lb />three spoonfulls <del>sever</del> of water several times a day\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"289\">water trefoil</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"11\">camomile flowers</ingredient>, a pound of boiling water. \r\n                    Leave to set for four hours then add half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"45\">Tartar salts</ingredient>, and once the sediment has settled strain through paper.\r\n                    Label: <action n=\"12\">Diuretic Infusion</action>, a tablespoonful to be taken with two or three spoonfulls of water several times a day.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>15<sup>th</sup> <choice><abbr>Aug<sup>st.</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> <u>1781</u></dateline>\r\n            <signed>W. 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<choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> disease rather increased\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I am heartily vexed to tell you that notwithoutstanding of\r\n            <lb />all that has been done I do not see the least alteration on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"32\">scrotum</bodypart> to <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> better,\r\n            <lb />what this can be owing to Im at a loss to know; but when it is at the worste &amp;\r\n            <lb />full of little craks &amp; <condition n=\"114\">scales</condition> <choice><abbr>w<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> <symptom n=\"46\">an uzing of a thin Ichor</symptom> from these Cracks a\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"23\">Poultice</treatment> of Bread &amp; Milk applied for one night or two alters the appearance of\r\n            <lb />it and makes it look as if in a sound <add place=\"above\">&amp; natural</add> state; I have advised him on this account\r\n            <lb />to wash it very clean frequently with warm water &amp; keep Clean Cloaths about <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />parts and shift them often, but notwithstanding of this if the <treatment n=\"23\">poultice</treatment> is discontinued\r\n            <lb />for some nights, it gets back <add place=\"above\">all</add> its bad appearances again &amp; is as <symptom n=\"78\">Itchy</symptom> &amp; painfull\r\n            <lb />as ever untill <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <treatment n=\"23\">poultice</treatment> is repeated which in one night or two at most relieves\r\n            <lb />him &amp; brings it to put on a sound appearance\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />In your last letter you mention <ingredient n=\"33\">antimonials</ingredient> I shall\r\n            <lb />again be much indebted to you for your further advice &amp; whether you\r\n            <lb />woud recommend <choice><abbr>y<sup>e.</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"33\">antimonials</ingredient> now &amp; in what form ---\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />About four or five days ago he complained of an\r\n            <lb />uneasiness in his <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart> upon looking into it I found it a very little <symptom n=\"62\">inflamed</symptom>\r\n            <lb />but no particular <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom> in any part of it <del>but</del> nor any thing else to be seen but\r\n            <lb />what happens from a little cold excepting a small excoreation on <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"73\">left side</bodypart> about <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />bigness of a herring scale which is now growing better without the use of any\r\n            <lb />thing, this is not like any <condition n=\"20\">Venereal sore</condition> that I have ever seen therefore Im\r\n            <lb />led to believe it is only <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> effects of Cold or some little irregularity in living\r\n            <lb />which I cannot much blame him for but I thought propose to mention this\r\n            <lb />circumstance of <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart> to you --\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> C desires me to inform you <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> he is going to Harrowgate\r\n            <lb />with his syster, as soon as Im favoured with your answer to <choice><abbr>y<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>this</expan></choice>, She it seems\r\n            <lb />is advised to <choice><abbr>y<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> on an account of her health &amp; he begs to know from you if he shoud\r\n            <lb />use <choice><abbr>y<sup>e</sup></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"17\">Waters</ingredient> &amp; in what <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> way His syster is not a patient of mine\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Receive inclosed one Guinea for M<sup>r.</sup> Campbell ----\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Scott has continued your prescription for his <symptom n=\"13\">hearing</symptom> I cannot say\r\n            <lb />that I know much alteration as yet woud you advice <choice><abbr>y<sup>t</sup></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> he should continue or\r\n            <lb />by any thing else I add no more but that I am\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Sir your most obliged <choice><abbr>H</abbr><expan>Humble</expan></choice> Servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />David Colquohoun\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen Physician\r\n            <lb />Edinburgh\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <handShift />\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Colquhoun\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r.</sup> Campbell.\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Aug.</abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 1781.\r\n                <lb />V.XIII. 146.\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>    \r\n    \r\n</body>', 2049, 11, '2015-04-10 11:02:07', 101),
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Scill. Sicc.</ingredient> gr. X\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"20\">Milleped.</ingredient> pp<sup>t.</sup> Ê’Å¿s\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"5\">AsÃ¦fÅ“tid.</ingredient> â„ˆ<unclear>iv</unclear>\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"169\">Extract. gentian.</ingredient> Ê’j\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"75\">Mucilag. G. Arab.</ingredient> q. s.\r\n        <lb />ut f. massa dividenda\r\n                <lb />in pil. â„– XL</orig>\r\n            <reg>Take 10 grains of <ingredient n=\"25\">dried Squill root</ingredient>, a Â½ drachm of prepared <ingredient n=\"20\">Millipedes</ingredient>, 4 scruples of <ingredient n=\"5\">AsafÅ“tida</ingredient>, a drachm of <ingredient n=\"169\">Gentian extract</ingredient>, and enough <ingredient n=\"75\">Gum Arabic paste</ingredient> to make a mass to be divided into 40 pills</reg></choice></recipe>\r\n        <annot>M<sup>r</sup> Dunlop\r\n        <lb />C M<sup>r</sup> Rowand</annot>\r\n    </div></body>', 2143, 2, '2013-11-20 11:30:07', 76),
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It must therefore be more difficult to eradicate\r\n            <lb />it now and especially from the <condition n=\"7\">condition of Pregnancy</condition>\r\n            <lb />in which She is now. However though the business may\r\n            <lb />be a little difficult as the disease depends upon no\r\n            <lb />hereditary taint I have no doubt but that in time\r\n            <lb />it may be entirely removed. There is even a chance\r\n            <lb />that her <condition n=\"7\">Pregnancy</condition>, Childbearing and perhaps Nursing\r\n            <lb />may entirely discuss <symptom n=\"18\">the tumour</symptom> <bodypart n=\"7\">below her Ear</bodypart> or others\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"10\">about her Neck</bodypart> but whether this shall happen or not\r\n            <lb />I am clear that the medicines which I would employ\r\n            <lb />for the purpose cannot be properly or safely employed\r\n            <lb />while M<sup>rs.</sup> Fraser is in any of these <unclear>conditions</unclear> nor\r\n            <lb />can I say just now what would be proper when these\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />conditions are over and till I know precisely what is the\r\n            <lb />state of <symptom n=\"18\">her tumours</symptom> or other circumstances of her health at\r\n            <lb />that time. I am therefore to give no full advice at present\r\n            <lb />but that if either her <condition n=\"11\"><condition n=\"7\">Pregnancy</condition> by any accident shall be\r\n            <lb />interrupted</condition> or that after recovering of her delivery <del>or lastly</del>\r\n            <lb />that She is not to Nurse or lastly if after Nursing is over\r\n            <lb />I shall be informed of the state of her health I engage to\r\n            <lb />give her the fullest and best advice I possibly can and\r\n            <lb />so far as any ways to require for recovery of her health <handShift />and\r\n            <lb />this without further fee or rewards.<handShift />\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />In the mean time I have only to say that her\r\n            <lb />Regimen is to be suited more to her <condition n=\"7\">state of Pregnancy</condition> than\r\n            <lb />to any consideration of her complaints and with respect\r\n            <lb />to <condition n=\"7\">Pregnancy</condition> the proper regimen is directed by every\r\n            <lb />Persons Particular feelings <add place=\"above\">rather</add> than by any general rules.\r\n            <lb />With a view to M<sup>rs.</sup> Frasers complaints she should\r\n            <lb />avoid in her Diet all kinds of fish, that she should avoid\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> going to any great degree and should obviate\r\n            <lb />this either by Diet or medicine and when a medicine\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />is required there is hardly any thing better suited to her condiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion than <ingredient n=\"270\">Magnesia</ingredient> in a pretty full dose and perhaps with\r\n            <lb />the addition of a little <ingredient n=\"9\">Rhubarb</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"10\">Jalap</ingredient>. For <symptom n=\"18\">the tumour\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"10\">of her Neck</bodypart></symptom> I would employ none of the applications menÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tioned in the Case. Let care be taken to defend it from cold\r\n            <lb />and if upon any occasion <symptom n=\"63\">the swelling</symptom> should either increase\r\n            <lb />or become Painful let it be Bathed twice a day with the\r\n            <lb />liquor Prescribed on the Paper inclosed. When it is to be\r\n            <lb />employed let it be warmed a little by Setting the Phial in a\r\n            <lb />Bowl of warm water and by some folds of Linnen Cloth\r\n            <lb />dipped in it let the Part be Bathed for a few minutes twice\r\n            <lb />or perhaps three times a day covered afterwards with a\r\n            <lb />Piece of flannel.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 5<sup>th.</sup> March\r\n                <lb />1783\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n<handShift />\r\n        <head>For M<sup>rs</sup> Fraser</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"107\">Aq. rosar.</ingredient> â„¥viij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"318\">Acet. distillat.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"120\">Sacchar. Saturn.</ingredient> Ê’j\r\n                    <lb />â„³ Sig. <action n=\"41\">Discutient Solution</action>\r\n                    <lb />for bathing <symptom n=\"18\"><bodypart n=\"10\">the tumour of the neck</bodypart></symptom>\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg> Take eight ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">Rose water</ingredient>, one ounce of <ingredient n=\"318\">Distilled vinegar</ingredient> and one drachm of <ingredient n=\"120\">Sugar of Lead</ingredient>. Mix and Label: <action n=\"41\">Discutient Solution</action> for bathing <symptom n=\"18\"><bodypart n=\"2\">the tumour of the neck.</bodypart></symptom></reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />5<sup>th</sup> March\r\n                <lb /><u>1783.</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 725, 2, '2013-10-08 13:20:31', 75),
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Colquhon <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r.</sup> Campbell\r\n            \r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <opener>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n        </opener>\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />I am sorry to find M<sup>r.</sup> Campbells\r\n                <lb />ailment so very obstinate but unless you find more in\r\n                <lb />his <bodypart n=\"9\">throat</bodypart> than yet appears or that you find some other\r\n                <lb />distinct <condition n=\"20\">Venereal symptom</condition> I shall still think the ailÂ¬\r\n                <lb />ment of the <bodypart n=\"32\">scrotum</bodypart> not of that kind. I think even the\r\n                <lb />effects of the <treatment n=\"23\">poultice</treatment> show this, and he must have recourse\r\n                <lb />to this when it is necessary. What would the constant\r\n                <lb />application of it every night for a week or two together do?\r\n                <lb />This might perhaps be too troublesome but it is possible that\r\n                <lb />a very soft <treatment n=\"4\">plaister</treatment> or <ingredient n=\"329\">cerate</ingredient> constantly applied might anÂ¬\r\n                <lb />swer the purpose. I am indeed of opinion that it is very\r\n                <lb /><add place=\"above\">much a</add> local affection and that internal medicines may do little\r\n                <lb />but I think the <ingredient n=\"33\">Antimonial</ingredient> promises to do as much as\r\n                <lb />any thing. For the manner of using if I give you a\r\n                <lb />formula on the other page but you must adjust the dose\r\n                <lb />by a few trials. He should take as much as will give\r\n                <lb />a little <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom> but not so much as to occasion <symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom>.\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                \r\n                \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n                <lb />You will find as in most persons I have found that at night\r\n                <lb />he will bear a dose the double of what he will bear in the\r\n                <lb />morning. I expect some benefit from this medicine\r\n                <lb />but I would <add place=\"above\">not</add> have him enter upon it till he returns from\r\n                <lb />Harrigate. I would not have sent him to that place on his\r\n                <lb />own account but as he is going there on another I would\r\n                <lb />have him to try that <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"17\">water</ingredient> cautiously. Let him take\r\n                <lb />just so much of it as will open his <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> every day but\r\n                <lb /><add place=\"above\">by</add> no means so much as to purge him. At the same time\r\n                <lb />let him heal the <bodypart n=\"32\">scrotum</bodypart> as well as he can by a night\r\n                <lb />or two of the <treatment n=\"23\">poultice</treatment> and when the <bodypart n=\"49\">skin</bodypart> is sound let him\r\n                <lb />bath the part with the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"17\">Harrigate water</ingredient> pretty warm every\r\n                <lb />night and morning covering it in the day time with the\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"329\">Ceratum album</ingredient> of the London Dispensatory. Wishing him\r\n                <lb />heartily relief, I am\r\n                \r\n            </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear David\r\n                <lb />your most obedient servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen -\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 25<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Aug<sup>st.</sup></abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 1781\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I think M<sup>r.</sup> Campbell is well entitled to my further advise\r\n            <lb />without a fee So I desire you will have no ceremony in writing.\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <head>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For M<sup>r.</sup> Campbell\r\n            \r\n        </head>    \r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinnam. Simpl.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"66\">--- menth. piperit.</ingredient> @â„¥iijÎ²\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"59\">--- Juniper comp.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Syr. caryphyll.</ingredient> â„¥fs\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar. emetic.</ingredient> grana duo\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Mixture</action> two tableSpoonfulls\r\n                    <lb />or less to be taken every night and morning\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take three and a half ounces of <ingredient n=\"65\">Simple cinnamon Water</ingredient>, \r\n                    three and a half ounces of <ingredient n=\"66\">peppermint Water</ingredient>, \r\n                    one ounce of <ingredient n=\"59\">Juniper Water</ingredient>, \r\n                    half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Syrup of cloves</ingredient> and \r\n                    two grains of <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar emetic</ingredient>. \r\n                    Label as <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Mixture</action>; two tablespoons \r\n                    or less to be taken every night and morning.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />W.C.\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 25<sup>th.</sup><choice><abbr>Aug.</abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> <u>1781</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>   \r\n</body>', 188, 11, '2014-10-06 19:48:36', 53);
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I soon perceived that she was not a\r\n            <lb />subject for physic but I wished to find out what capability\r\n            <lb />there was of instruction. Her body has been and is still in\r\n            <lb />some respects <symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom> but not so much so as to account for the\r\n            <lb />imperfection, that appears in her <bodypart n=\"95\">mind</bodypart>. Time may perhaps\r\n            <lb />do something for her and <add place=\"above\">the</add> only means that I can think of\r\n            <lb />for promoting that is by cold bathing to support the strength\r\n            <lb />of her body and by <treatment n=\"3\">electricity</treatment> to excite her <bodypart n=\"47\">nervous System</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />While these are applied some pains may be taken by degrees\r\n            <lb />to bring on some exercise of her intellect but the proper\r\n            <lb />measures are not very suitable to the lenity of parents and\r\n            <lb />who else could execute them I don\'t know.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Tho I do not find that I can be of any service to the DaughÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ter I flatter myself that I may be of some to the mother.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n          \r\n           \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />She is troubled with a disagreeable <symptom n=\"30\">eruption</symptom> on her <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> and\r\n            <lb />is in danger of being more so unless we can find an effectual\r\n            <lb />remedy for it. My dependance would be upon <ingredient n=\"33\">Antimony</ingredient> both\r\n            <lb />in shape of an <ingredient n=\"30\">Ã†thiops</ingredient> as in the inclosed &amp; in the shape of soluÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion as also prescribed in the inclosed. These <add place=\"above\">I</add> would alternate\r\n            <lb />giving the <subst><del>powders</del><add place=\"above\">Bolusses</add></subst> for a fortnight and the <add place=\"above\"><ingredient n=\"33\">antimonial</ingredient></add> draught for a --\r\n            <lb />week <add place=\"above\">after</add>. Either of these medicines may affect her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> but\r\n            <lb />if it is moderately I would have her bear it as a security for\r\n            <lb />their good effect her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> because I have begun with a small\r\n            <lb />dose and if you find that they do not <add place=\"above\">at</add> all, you may increase\r\n            <lb />the dose especially in the second course to fifteen grains.\r\n            <lb />If you find the <add place=\"above\"><ingredient n=\"33\">Antimonial</ingredient></add> draughts affet her much you must lessen\r\n            <lb />the dose. These medicines shall I hope be of service but\r\n            <lb />I cannot depend upon that unless her diet is regulated properly\r\n            <lb />at the same time. She must take no meat at night and but\r\n            <lb />the lightest and the least at dinner. She should taste no kind\r\n            <lb />of fish at any time &amp; for these three months to come I would\r\n           \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />have her live almost entirely on vegetables. For ordinary drink\r\n            <lb />I think small beer is better for her than water, and at dinner a glass\r\n            <lb />or two of wine is very allowable and I believe I need not enjoin her\r\n            <lb />to go no further. Neither strong beer nor Punch so safe as wine.\r\n            <lb />I Shall be happy to hear of the success of this plan and if you\r\n            <lb />can at any time let me know wherein I can be further of service\r\n            <lb />to M<sup>rs.</sup> Ward it will oblige me. With best Compliments to\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Lambert I am with great regard\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most obedient servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 7<sup>th.</sup> July\r\n                <lb /><u>1781</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>  \r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <head>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />For M<sup>rs.</sup> Ward\r\n            \r\n        </head>    \r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"33\">Antimon. crud. prÃ¦p<sup>t.</sup></ingredient> â„¥fs\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">Hydrargyr. pur.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb />Addens paulatim <ingredient n=\"2\">Hydrargyrum</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"33\">Antimonio</ingredient> terito diligenter donec\r\n                    <lb />penitus dispareant globuli Mercuriales et f. <ingredient n=\"30\">Ã†thiops</ingredient>.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"33\">prepared raw Antimony</ingredient> and \r\n                    two drachms of <ingredient n=\"2\">pure Hyrdrargyrum</ingredient>. \r\n                    Add the <ingredient n=\"2\">Hyrdrargyrum</ingredient> to the <ingredient n=\"33\">Antimony</ingredient> little by little, diligently crushing it until \r\n                    the mercurial lumps will be completely disappeared. 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Bolus et f. h. m. boli â„– xiv\r\n                    <lb />Signa <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Bolusses</action> one to be taken every morning washing\r\n                    <lb />it down with the following draught\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take ten grains of powder of <unclear>hujus</unclear> and \r\n                    a sufficient quantity of <ingredient n=\"21\">orange peel Conserve</ingredient> in order to let there be made a bolus, and let there be in this way fourteen boluses. \r\n                    Label as <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Volusses</action>; one to be taken every morning washing \r\n                    it down with the following draught\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n    <recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <choice>\r\n            \r\n            <orig>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"38\">Sal. col. corn. cerv.</ingredient> gr. x\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"247\">Succ. limon.</ingredient> Ê’ij vel q. s. @ Saturationem\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinnam. Simpl.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                <lb /><ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. Simpl.</ingredient> Ê’ij â„³. et f. h. m. haust. â„– xiv\r\n                <lb />Sig. <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Draughts</action> one to be tajen after every Bolus\r\n                \r\n            </orig>\r\n            <reg>\r\n                \r\n                Take ten grains of <ingredient n=\"38\">volatile salts of hartshorn</ingredient>, \r\n                two drachms (or enough in order to saturate the preparation) of <ingredient n=\"247\">lemon Juice</ingredient>, \r\n                one ounce of <ingredient n=\"65\">simple cinnamon Water</ingredient> and \r\n                two drachms of <ingredient n=\"172\">Simple Syrup</ingredient>. Mix and let there be, in this way, fourteen sips. \r\n                Label as <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Draughts</action>; one to be taken after every bolus.\r\n                \r\n            </reg>\r\n            \r\n        </choice>\r\n        \r\n    </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"66\">Aq. menth. pip.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Syr. Caryophyll.</ingredient> Ê’ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"110\">Tart. emetic.</ingredient> grani quadrantim\r\n                    <lb />â„³. <del>Signa</del> et f. h. m. haustus â„– vii\r\n                    <lb />Signa <ingredient n=\"33\">Antimonial Draughts</ingredient> one to be taken every night\r\n                    <lb />after lying down abed.\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"66\">peppermint Water</ingredient>, \r\n                    two ounces of <ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Syrup of cloves</ingredient> and \r\n                    a quarter of grain of <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar emetic</ingredient>. \r\n                    Mix and let there be in this way seven sips; one to be taken every night \r\n                    after lying down abed.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />W.C.\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />7<sup>th.</sup> July 1781.\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />N.B. Tho I have ordered as many bolusses &amp;c. as may serve for one course\r\n            <lb />it will not be proper to make so many at one time but to Supply them\r\n            <lb />as they may be wanted. Four <ingredient n=\"33\">Antimonial Draughts</ingredient> may be made togeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ther but for exactiness of the dose to be again divided into separate phials. --\r\n            \r\n        </postscript>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 163, 11, '2014-10-06 19:35:30', 95),
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(2903, '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<TEI version=\"5.0\" xml:id=\"c2054\" xmlns=\"http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0\">\r\n    \r\n<teiHeader>\r\n    <fileDesc>\r\n        <titleStmt>\r\n        <title>[ID:2054] From: Mr John McFarquhar (Farquharson) / To: Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen) / Regarding: Captain Ross (Patient), Mr Hugh Munro (Monro, of Achanie, of Achannie) (Patient) / 30 August 1781 / (Incoming)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Vivien Williams</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Jenny Bann</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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In a short lucid interval when his\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"60\">westcoat</treatment> was first put on, he expressd a satisfaction\r\n            <lb />with the Invention &amp; said it would prevent his\r\n            <lb />doing any Injury to himself or others. He walks\r\n            <lb />about through the day, eats his victuals moderately,\r\n            <lb />&amp; sleeps well for several nights back without the \r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"23\">Camphor</ingredient> which was incressd at least to 20 grains\r\n            <lb />&amp; I am perswaded contrituted greatly to his recovery.\r\n            <lb />He is a good deal <symptom n=\"26\">reduced</symptom> but his strength &amp; spirits\r\n            <lb />recover apace. This <choice><abbr>Acc<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Account</expan></choice> I know will give you\r\n            <lb />satisfaction &amp; any farther directions you think\r\n            <lb />necessary for him shall be punctually observ\'d. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I\'m sorrie I cannot give you so favourable a detail of \r\n            <lb />the situation of M<sup>r.</sup> Munro of Achanny.\r\n        </p>           \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Before I receivd your advice for him, I was informd\r\n            <lb />that his <symptom n=\"68\">thirst</symptom> had incress\'d with a scarsity of urine\r\n            <lb />of course an incress of <symptom n=\"63\">swelling</symptom>, so that I prepared &amp;\r\n            <lb />sent him all the medicines you prescribed for him.\r\n            <lb />He lives at a considerable distance from <add place=\"above\">me</add> though I\r\n            <lb />learn he is using the medicines regularly but for so\r\n            <lb />short a time, that there is no saying what effect they.\r\n            <lb />may have. By a letter I had from him two days ago\r\n            <lb />I find he has got a <symptom n=\"63\">swelling on his <bodypart n=\"18\">legs</bodypart></symptom> &amp; that in his\r\n            <lb />body incress\'s rapidly. The weather has been for some\r\n            <lb />time so rainy that he could not ride. -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Your view of his <illegible w=\"1\" /> &amp; suspicion of <condition n=\"16\">Hydropsic\r\n            <lb />Symptoms</condition> are now evidently well founded. -\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am with sincere regard\r\n                <lb />Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most Obliged &amp; <choice><abbr>Obed<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Obedient</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />humble <choice><abbr>Serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>Servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed><illegible l=\"2\" /> M<sup>c</sup>Farq<sup>r</sup></signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n    <p>\r\n            <lb />To\r\n            <lb />Doctor William Cullen Phisician\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n    </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Farquharson\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> Capt Ross\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Aug.</abbr><expan>August</expan></choice> 1781.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2054, 11, '2015-04-17 10:32:27', 58),
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He has been\r\n            <lb />treated by <treatment n=\"1\">bleeding</treatment>, <treatment n=\"4\">blistering</treatment>, <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> and a few internal mediÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cines of the lighter <action n=\"28\">stimulant</action> kind. While the disease was very\r\n            <lb />much confined to one <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment> was employed with very little\r\n            <lb />advantage and since the disease became more general the <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment>\r\n            <lb />has been entirely omitted. At first he had some <symptom n=\"21\">heat</symptom> &amp; <symptom n=\"15\">freÂ¬\r\n            <lb />quency of pulse</symptom> but these symptoms for some time past have \r\n            <lb />been very much abated. The disease had not continued long\r\n            <lb />when first the <bodypart n=\"12\">arm</bodypart> and afterwards the <bodypart n=\"18\">leg</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"24\">foot</bodypart> more consideÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rable were affected with <symptom n=\"63\">odematous swelling</symptom> which in some\r\n            <lb /><supplied>measure</supplied> continues but a good deal less than before. When\r\n            <lb /><illegible w=\"1\" /> the affection became more general His memory\r\n            </p>\r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n                \r\n                <handShift />\r\n          \r\n                <p>\r\n                    <lb />He became <condition n=\"26\">Apoplectic</condition> on the 24. &amp; died next day. at Bath.\r\n                </p>\r\n            <handShift />\r\n<p>\r\n            <lb />and intellect were a good deal <del>of</del> affected but of late he is very\r\n            <lb />much mended in both these particulars. Of late also he is much\r\n            <lb />mended with respect to sleep and appetite. He is indeed of late\r\n            <lb />much mended in many respects but less considerably in the \r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"30\">paralytic affection</condition> than in any other and as he has come\r\n            <lb />to bear exercise in a carriage tolerably well we think he may\r\n            <lb />be the better for a journey to Bath and perhaps for bathing\r\n            <lb />and <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"4\">drinking the waters there</ingredient>. The <del>conduct</del> employment\r\n            <lb />and conduct of these remedies we trust entirely to your good\r\n            <lb />judgement. You will observe that his time of life and\r\n            <lb />make of body are favourable to the disease and before the disease\r\n            <lb />came on his manner of living had for a long time been rather\r\n            <lb />full &amp; in these circumstances I have seldom known much beÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nefit got from Bath and in all such cases I think that both\r\n            <lb />drinking and bathing are to be proceeded in with caution and\r\n            <lb />by degrees only, but these hints are certainly superfluous to you\r\n            <lb />whose judgement I can trust so entirely. Believe me to be with \r\n            <lb />very great regard Dear Sir your most obedient humble servant\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen -</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Edinburgh 7<sup>th</sup> April <u>1781</u></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 117, 2, '2013-09-23 16:23:13', 47),
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It is however probable enough that they are\r\n            <lb />connected but even on that supposition the medicines advised\r\n            <lb />were no ways improper. The sea bathing might have been\r\n            <lb />proper enough in view of her <symptom n=\"127\">rhumatism</symptom> but I am doubtfull\r\n            <lb />of its being so proper in her present circumstances and if you\r\n            <lb />perceive the least increase of the <symptom n=\"30\">eruptions</symptom> I would have her lay\r\n            <lb />it aside and if, <del>us</del> it may be found of service to her general health\r\n            <lb />she chuses to continue it pray let care be taken that the cold\r\n            <lb />of the water comes sufficiently at her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> which I hope is kept\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"48\">shaven</treatment>. Till she finishes her course of sea bathing I would\r\n            <lb />not have her take any medicines but when that is over let\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />her take the powders and Infusion prescribed on the other\r\n            <lb />page for a fortnight and if she can any ways judge when \r\n            <lb />period is to be expected the <add place=\"above\">se</add> medicines will be especially proÂ¬\r\n            <lb />per at such a time, and if they produce a proper <symptom n=\"46\">discharge</symptom>\r\n            <lb />I don\'t doubt of her finding the good effects of it on her <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />But if these medicines do not all you would wish I do advise\r\n            <lb />her to another course of the <ingredient n=\"33\">Antimonials</ingredient> &amp; with respect to\r\n            <lb />these I must observe that I am not surprized that the -- \r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"30\">Ã†thiops</ingredient> had no Sensible effect for I know that in some persons\r\n            <lb />it will have no effect in any dose but I never knew any person\r\n            <lb />on whom the solution in a certain dose will not have some effect.\r\n            <lb />If therefore M<sup>rs.</sup> Ward shall take another course of the <ingredient n=\"33\">AntimoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nial</ingredient> I beg you will go on gradually increasing the dose of the\r\n            <lb />solution till it produces at least some degree of <symptom n=\"3\">Sickness or Nausea</symptom>.\r\n            <lb />With Compliments to M<sup>r.</sup> Lambert for whose indisposition I am\r\n            <lb />much concerned. I am with great regard Dear Sir\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />your most obedient Servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen -\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 17<sup>th.</sup> <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><u>1781</u>\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        \r\n        <head>\r\n            \r\n                <lb />For M<sup>rs.</sup> Ward\r\n            \r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"12\">Rubig. chalyb. pp<sup>t.</sup></ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar. alb. duriss.</ingredient> @ gr.x\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon. pulv.</ingredient> gr. v\r\n                    <lb />â„³. f. pulvis et f. h. m. dos. â„–.xxviij\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Powders</action> one to be taken in a\r\n                    <lb />little <ingredient n=\"280\">Currant Jelly</ingredient> <add place=\"above\">twice a day</add> washing it down with --\r\n                    <lb />two <add place=\"above\">table</add> Spoonfulls of the following\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take ten grains of <ingredient n=\"12\">Red chalybeate</ingredient>, \r\n                    ten grains of <ingredient n=\"50\">very hard white Sugar</ingredient> and \r\n                    five grains of <ingredient n=\"65\">Cinnamon powder</ingredient>. \r\n                    Mix in order to let there be made a powder, and let there be in this way twenty-eight doses. \r\n                    Label: <action n=\"31\">Strengthening Powders</action>; one to be taken in a \r\n                    little <ingredient n=\"280\">currant jelly</ingredient> <add place=\"above\">twice a day</add>, washing it down with \r\n                    two <add place=\"above\">table</add>spoons of the following.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>    \r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"225\">Rad. 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I was called to him\r\n                <lb />last wednesday evening, &amp; finding him rather\r\n                <lb /><symptom n=\"21\">heated</symptom> by his Journey, recommended some <action n=\"18\">preparatory\r\n                <lb />evacuation</action>, before he begun drinking the <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"4\">waters</ingredient>.\r\n                <lb />In consequence of this he secured to be relieved, &amp; was\r\n                <lb />the day before yesterday so chearful &amp; lively, that\r\n                <lb />I was in hopes he might begin drinking, <treatment n=\"76\">pumping</treatment>\r\n                <lb />etc. the very next day. but that very night he\r\n                <lb />was seized, so that when <subst><del>the servant</del><add place=\"above\">his Friends</add></subst> came in\r\n                <lb />to him yesterday morning, they found him in an\r\n                <lb /><condition n=\"45\">insensible comatose state</condition>. I was then sent for,\r\n                <lb />&amp; finding him in that condition thought proper\r\n                <lb />to call in farther advice. on this a <symptom n=\"4\">Blister was \r\n                <lb />applied to the <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart></symptom>, <treatment n=\"23\">Cataplasms to the <bodypart n=\"24\">Feet</bodypart></treatment>, &amp;\r\n                <lb />a <action n=\"28\">stimulating <treatment n=\"6\">Clyster</treatment></action> administered. but all to\r\n                <lb />no purpose. the <condition n=\"31\">Paralysis</condition> in short had terminÂ¬\r\n                <lb />ated in a genuine <condition n=\"26\">Apoplexy</condition>. I am Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />with sincere esteem &amp; regard your obliged humble\r\n                <lb />Servant\r\n            </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>J. Smith</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Bath April 25 - 1781</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n                <lb />Doctor Cullen -----------------\r\n                <lb />Physician -----------------\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <handShift />\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Smith of Bath\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> M<sup>r</sup> Charles Brown\r\n                <lb />April. 1781\r\n                <lb />see his Case V. XIII. p. 11.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2002, 11, '2015-04-10 11:41:18', 40),
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However\r\n            <lb />as I find no letter yet on the latter subject I will no longer delay\r\n            <lb />writing for M<sup>r</sup> Macnab. For such an <condition n=\"32\">ulcer of the <bodypart n=\"7\">internal ear\r\n            <lb /></bodypart></condition> as he has, I have found nothing answer so well as a Solution of <action n=\"9\">CorÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rosive</action> thrown in twice a day. I begin with a quarter of a grain\r\n            <lb />to the ounce of distilled water and if that <symptom n=\"47\">smarts a little</symptom> I don\'t\r\n            <lb />increase it, but if it does <add place=\"above\">not</add> <symptom n=\"47\">smart</symptom> I increase to half a grain or even\r\n            <lb />a whole one. On the other hand if the quarter of a grain <symptom n=\"47\">smarts</symptom>\r\n            <lb />very much I diminish even that. In the intervals of <treatment n=\"8\">injection</treatment>\r\n            <lb />the <bodypart n=\"7\">ear</bodypart> must be always closely shut up. I have commonly found\r\n            <lb />that the <treatment n=\"8\">Injection</treatment> mends and diminishes the <ingredient n=\"46\">discharge</ingredient> and when\r\n            <lb />it does not answer these purposes in a week or two I do not persist\r\n            <lb />in it. For the complaints of his <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> and some\r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"15\">rheumatic affection</condition> which he complained of and which I imputed\r\n            <lb />to <symptom n=\"20\">cold</symptom> let him try the following\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum. guajac.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"50\">Sacchar. alb. duriss.</ingredient> @ Æ·ij Terito simul in\r\n                    <lb />pulverem cui adde Mucilag. <ingredient n=\"75\">G. Arab. crass.</ingredient> â„¥jÎ². Terito iterum\r\n                    <lb />et paulatim affunde <ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinnam. simpl.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"66\">Aq. menth. piper.</ingredient> @ â„¥iij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">Tinct. aromat.</ingredient> â„¥Å¿s <ingredient n=\"172\">Syr. simpl.</ingredient> â„¥j <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar. emetic.</ingredient> gr. ij. â„³.\r\n                    <lb />Sig. <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Mixture</action> a table spoonfull to be taken every -\r\n                    <lb />night at bedtime, shaking the phial always very well before pouÂ¬\r\n                    <lb />ring out.\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two drachms each of <ingredient n=\"101\">Gum Guiaicum</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"50\">very hard white sugar</ingredient>. Crush well into a powder, to which add\r\n                    an ounce and a half of Mucilage of <ingredient n=\"75\">thick gum Arabic</ingredient>. Crush again and little by little soak in three ounces each of <ingredient n=\"65\">simple cinnamon water</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"66\">peppermint water</ingredient>,\r\n                    half an ounce of <ingredient n=\"136\" t=\"1\">aromatic tincture</ingredient>, an ounce of <ingredient n=\"172\">simple syrup</ingredient> and two grams of <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar emetic</ingredient>.\r\n                    Mix and label<action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic Mixture</action>, a tablespoonful to be taken every night at bedtime, shaking the phial always very well before pouring out.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />This Mixture should keep the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart> reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />gular without <treatment n=\"30\">purging</treatment> and if it does either more or less the\r\n            <lb />dose may be diminished or increased.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />If he complains much of <symptom n=\"7\">flatulency</symptom> <symptom n=\"48\">indigestion</symptom> or <symptom n=\"12\">want\r\n            <lb />of appetite</symptom> you may give him some <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"1\">Tincture of Bark</ingredient> to be\r\n            <lb />taken but a spoonfull with two or three spoonfulls of water an\r\n            <lb />hour before dinner &amp; supper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />With these medicines let him ride as often as he conveniÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ently can taking care at all times to avoid cold and let him\r\n            <lb />be very moderate both in eating and drinking and especially\r\n            <lb />in the latter. Hoping to hear good accounts of M<sup>r</sup> Anderson I\r\n            <lb />am very sincerely \r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Dear James yours &amp;</salute>\r\n            <signed>W<sup>m</sup> Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 9<sup>th</sup> June\r\n                <lb /><u>1781</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 142, 3, '2014-12-31 12:00:01', 53),
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My <symptom n=\"17\">sleep bad</symptom> at night and a constant Heaviness\r\n            <lb />and <unclear>during</unclear> it by day which I have found necessary to particularÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ly avoid. <del>my</del> Since the effects of <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> my disorder has\r\n            <lb />discovered itself in pain which is now three years ago\r\n            <lb />I have been much too long in Bed - and in under to drown\r\n            <lb />pain (which after aggravated it) I have drank prodigious\r\n            <lb />bars and kept dreadful hours during which time careless\r\n            <lb />of dissolution nay desirous of it - when I woke up a morning\r\n            <lb />I wonder at assistance - and yet if I have any thing that\r\n            <lb /><unclear>roufer</unclear> my spirits I feel strength and relief from pain\r\n            <lb />My <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart> has been much <u>worse</u> - but my <bodypart n=\"17\">legs</bodypart> and <bodypart n=\"28\">back</bodypart> are\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"23\">weak</symptom> and full of pain - I am now going into my 29<sup>th.</sup> year\r\n            <lb />with a healthfull <bodypart n=\"8\">face</bodypart> and from my never revealing my\r\n            <lb />complaint to any friend - pal as a blooming Strong young\r\n            <lb />man and my degree of keeping up the reputation both with\r\n            <lb />the Bottle and girls has led me in to some smal hobbler\r\n            <lb />for unfortunately (I dare say you will laugh at my vanity) I\r\n            <lb /><unclear>vig</unclear> a good Long and am <unclear>enrst</unclear> with a good face - My appetite\r\n            <lb />is great I fear I eat too much - that never fail\'d me - But\r\n            <lb />want of exercise kills me and the use of it weakens\r\n            <lb />me - on any important occasion when the Spirrits busy\r\n            <lb />me up I cou\'d walk thirty miles and suffer no inconveÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nience from it and it another time a hundred yards\r\n            <lb /><unclear>wid</unclear> discompose me for the day - My stools are opposite\r\n            <lb />Sometimes I am very <symptom n=\"24\">costive</symptom> and at other times very\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"31\">laxative</symptom> - but never the medicine - I am a week together\r\n            <lb />Sometimes without one - during which time I am best\r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />but on being obligd to take something to relieve my Body\r\n            <lb />from so great <add place=\"above\"><unclear>a week</unclear></add>. I am relaxed and unable to bear my <u>state</u>\r\n            <lb />The world has left its charms from my being so long inclined\r\n            <lb />to pain and the approach of dissolution is so familiar that\r\n            <lb />I have no dread - I have little expectation of much relief even\r\n            <lb />from <u>you</u> - my application comes so late - you are my\r\n            <lb />last <u>resource</u> <del><illegible w=\"1\" /></del> I am so far master of myself as to be able\r\n            <lb />in every point to follow your advice - if Seven or eight\r\n            <lb />months close attention to your advise with an easy\r\n            <lb />journey to Edinburgh - with the Benefit &amp; of Sea and\r\n            <lb />your farther inspection in to my frame will promise\r\n            <lb />any relief it can be vomply\'d with - I hope for your\r\n            <lb />immediate answer - with your best <u>advice</u> I hope you\r\n            <lb />will escuse my prolixity and errors - but my\r\n            <lb />will not suffer me to be particular in my <illegible w=\"1\" />\r\n            <lb /><del>or</del> earnest in my orthography or be free from gramatical\r\n            <lb />inaccurancies - I am now at Wakefield on a visit and\r\n            <lb />remain here some time please so direct to me at\r\n            <lb />the post office till call\'d for. I am with the greatest\r\n            <lb />respect and veneration for yout extraordinary\r\n            <lb />Abilities you <del>Imind</del> patient and humble servant\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><u>J. Nicholson</u>\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Sep</abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 6<sup>th.</sup> 85 Wakefield\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n            \r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <handShift />\r\n            \r\n            <p>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> J. 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You do me much honour in Consulting me\r\n            <lb />and I am happy in Consulting with a person whose\r\n            <lb />Judgement can give me so much assistance. The Case\r\n            <lb />you have now given me is certainly intricate and\r\n            <lb />difficult but I shall say the best I can.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />He probably has a <condition n=\"3\">Gouty tendency</condition> in his conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />stitution and the violent shock he received in the Voyage\r\n            <lb />you mention has probably prevented and may likely\r\n            <lb />still prevent it from appearing in any regular form.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Whether the disorders of his <bodypart n=\"47\">Nervous\r\n            <lb />System</bodypart> which now appear are to be imputed to an\r\n            <lb />irregular <condition n=\"3\">Gout</condition> or to the shock which his ConstituÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tion received from the Voyage mentioned is someÂ¬\r\n            <lb />what uncertain but I am disposed to be of the\r\n            <lb />better opinion and however we may account for\r\n            <lb />it I think it is evident that his <bodypart n=\"47\">System</bodypart> has\r\n            \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />aquired a considerable and morbid degree of irritability\r\n            <lb />and that upon this his Ailments at present very enÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tirely depend. His own observation on the effects of\r\n            <lb />Eating and drinking show it very clearly and in such\r\n            <lb />a state many slight and unheeded Causes may have\r\n            <lb />the like effects. I must observe by the way that I have\r\n            <lb />had but few instances in which <symptom n=\"5\">Epileptic fits</symptom> come\r\n            <lb />on so much in the manner of <condition n=\"28\">Hysteric</condition> but what\r\n            <lb />this implies must be referred to another occasion.\r\n            <lb />Whether the Case is of the one kind or the other it\r\n            <lb />is not necessary to determine. It consists in inÂ¬\r\n            <lb />creased irritability confirmed by every repetition\r\n            <lb />and the difficulty of the Case consists in either\r\n            <lb />avoiding the causes or resisting the effects and in\r\n            <lb />general from the difficulty of changing what is\r\n            <lb />in the whole habit; but I shall advise what\r\n            <lb />seem to me most probable.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Although I am not fond of Cold bathing in\r\n           \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"3\">Gouty</condition> cases I am however much disposed to try it\r\n            <lb />in such a case of irritability and if you can join me\r\n            <lb />in a trial of it in the present case let it be done\r\n            <lb />with a great deal of caution. I would begin with\r\n            <lb />washing the body all over with tempered water\r\n            <lb />and I commonly begin with four parts of water\r\n            <lb />from a Spring or well of a steady temperature of\r\n            <lb />about 50 degrees and I mix this when it is imÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mediately to be used with one part of boiling water.\r\n            <lb />This will be slightly cold but the coldness can be\r\n            <lb />gradually increased by <subst><del>withdrawing</del><add place=\"above\">keeping back</add></subst> every second\r\n            <lb />day about an eigth part of the boiling water and\r\n            <lb />when this comes to be in the proportion of an\r\n            <lb /><del>Eigth</del> Ninth or tenth of the cold water you may\r\n            <lb />keep to that proportion for many days after till\r\n            <lb />you can have a full trial of the effects and be pretty\r\n            <lb />well able to determine how well he may be able\r\n            <lb />to bear the water entirely cold. I said you might\r\n         \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />begin with cold washing but you may at length proceed\r\n            <lb />if you think proper to a total immersion. I believe\r\n            <lb />it was not necessary for me to be so minute in\r\n            <lb />directions to you but my Anxiety about your patient\r\n            <lb />must excuse it. I shall only add that I became\r\n            <lb />more fond of this remedy since I have been cerÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tainly informed that in the West Indies many\r\n            <lb />cases of <condition n=\"53\">Tetanus</condition> have been cured by Cold bathing\r\n            <lb />and I have myself <del>suc</del> formerly succeeded by it\r\n            <lb />in some cases of <condition n=\"5\">Epilepsy</condition>.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Beside this remedy it is possible that\r\n            <lb />some other <action n=\"29\">tonics</action> and <action n=\"3\">Antispasmodics</action> may\r\n            <lb />be employed if you think proper but the\r\n            <lb /><action n=\"29\">tonic</action> I find to be most <subst><del>cetainly</del><add place=\"above\">suddenly</add></subst> effectual is the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"146\">Cuprum Ammoniacum</ingredient>. Of the <action n=\"3\">Antispasmodics</action>\r\n            <lb />I trust very little to the fÅ“tids or Volatiles and\r\n            <lb />more to <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> than any thing else as I find it\r\n         \r\n            \r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />as <add place=\"above\">more</add> safe a remedy in <condition n=\"5\">Epileptic</condition> cases than I once and\r\n            <lb />many others thought <add place=\"above\">it</add> <del>of in Epileptic Cases</del>. It only\r\n            <lb />requires this that there should be some means\r\n            <lb />of foreseeing <symptom n=\"5\">fits</symptom> so that the <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient> can be given\r\n            <lb />before the <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> actually comes on and when this\r\n            <lb />can be managed as your discretion will do I am\r\n            <lb />persuaded it will commonly prevent them; only\r\n            <lb />you must observe that when there is a tendency\r\n            <lb />to assist it will not be enough to prevent it by\r\n            <lb />one dose but it may be necessary to repeat it\r\n            <lb />every eight or six hours perhaps oftener till\r\n            <lb />the tendency is overcome.\r\n            \r\n        </p>    \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I need hardly add that the utmost pain is\r\n            <lb />to be taken to discover the exciting Causes and with\r\n            <lb />great diligence is to be used in avoiding every cirÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cumstance of body or mind that may prove such\r\n            <lb />for till that is done all our other labour may be\r\n            <lb />lost. It may be very proper to keep the <bodypart n=\"64\">belly</bodypart>\r\n                       \r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />regular but I am averse <del>bu</del> in such Cases to all evaÂ¬\r\n            <lb />cuation and though a <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> should come on I would\r\n            <lb />not have your Apothecary to <treatment n=\"1\">bleed</treatment> him again. In\r\n            <lb />case a <symptom n=\"5\">fit</symptom> should threaten to continue long I would\r\n            <lb />prefer your remedy of <treatment n=\"20\">Sinapsisms</treatment> or an <ingredient n=\"5\">AssafÅ“tid</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />perhaps an<ingredient n=\"14\">Opiate</ingredient> <treatment n=\"6\">glyster</treatment>.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />As this is a Case of some nicity I should\r\n            <lb />be glad to have some further correspondence with\r\n            <lb />you concerning it and you may freely have it\r\n            <lb />without subjecting your patient to a new Fee till\r\n            <lb />the correspondence shall be necessary on his\r\n            <lb />account considerable.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I am glad to find M<sup>r.</sup> Haywoods continues\r\n            <lb />well his friends put a troublesome question\r\n            <lb />you may tell them that I hope the event shall\r\n            <lb />be his good health but if you think a Cautious ProgÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nostic is necessary you may fairly say that it\r\n            <lb />may end in <condition n=\"26\">Apoplexy</condition> or <condition n=\"31\">Palsy</condition>. 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The Ladys constitution\r\n            <lb />has been in general delicate and <symptom n=\"60\">the Colics</symptom> she has been\r\n            <lb />formerly liable to show that <bodypart n=\"69\"><symptom n=\"23\">the Colon has been weak\r\n            <lb />and irritable</symptom></bodypart>. The pains she has lately been afflicted\r\n            <lb />with have pretty manifestly been chiefly either in\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"69\">the Caput Coli</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"69\">in the great flexure of the left side</bodypart>,\r\n            <lb />have been certainly without inflammation, <condition n=\"36\">purely\r\n            <lb />Spasmodic</condition> and as other such have frequently\r\n            <lb />been, so these have been communicated to <bodypart n=\"68\"><bodypart n=\"46\">the\r\n            <lb />muscles of the belly</bodypart></bodypart>. It would be tedious to enter\r\n            <lb />into a detail but I have no difficulty in accounting\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />for every other symptom upon the supposition I have\r\n            <lb />put and particularly the disorder of <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart> to\r\n            <lb />the bottom of which <bodypart n=\"69\">the Colon</bodypart> is so contiguous. After\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"69\">the Colon</bodypart> has been so long liable to <symptom n=\"7\">flatulent distensions</symptom>\r\n            <lb />it is not extraordinary that <symptom n=\"23\"><bodypart n=\"69\">a weaker part of it</bodypart> should</symptom>\r\n            <lb />be pushed out so as to exhibit <symptom n=\"7\"><symptom n=\"18\">the flatulent tumour</symptom></symptom>\r\n            <lb />you mention. The whole affair is so clear to me that\r\n            <lb />I am not <del>at</del> little surprised at the great variety\r\n            <lb />of remedies which have been employed the most part\r\n            <lb />of them seeming to me to have been so many\r\n            <lb />random trials. The only remedies that I could have\r\n            <lb />found place for were <action n=\"34\">the Anodynes</action> and <action n=\"3\">Antispasmodics</action>\r\n            <lb />taking care at the same time by effectual but as\r\n            <lb />gentle means as possible to keep <bodypart n=\"64\">the belly</bodypart> regular.\r\n            <lb />I am sorry to think that the continuance of the\r\n            <lb />disease may have produced some lÃ¦sion\r\n            <lb />of the parts affected and perhaps a considerable\r\n            <lb />disorder of the whole System so as to render the <unclear>event</unclear>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />of the case very doubtful but at present I cannot\r\n            <lb />advise any remedy but <ingredient n=\"14\">Opium</ingredient> and <action n=\"21\">laxatives</action>. <action n=\"29\">Tonic</action>\r\n            <lb />remedies might be speciously proposed but they have\r\n            <lb />probably been already employed to no purpose and I\r\n            <lb />know that they very often fail in restoring the tone\r\n            <lb />of the System originally weak and more especially\r\n            <lb />the tone of particular parts. However I should have\r\n            <lb />no objection to the use of <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> or <ingredient n=\"35\">Steel</ingredient> so far as <bodypart n=\"46\">her\r\n            <lb />stomach</bodypart> easily bears them. For <symptom n=\"63\">the swelling</symptom> <bodypart n=\"64\">in the\r\n            <lb />right side of the belly</bodypart> I would advise the same sort\r\n            <lb />of <treatment n=\"77\">Spring Bandage</treatment> as we use for <bodypart n=\"90\">Umbilical</bodypart> Rupture.\r\n            <lb />The more frequently the Air is allowed to get into\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"18\">that tumour</symptom> it will become larger and more incuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rable. I am disposed to think it a <condition n=\"106\"><bodypart n=\"46\">Ventral Hernia</bodypart></condition>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />As I have been very earnest in entering into\r\n            <lb />your Concern so I have perhaps been betrayed\r\n            <lb />into an expression or two that may seem disreÂ¬\r\n            <lb />spectful to your Physicians but I assure you I have\r\n            <lb />the utmost respect for their abilities and particularly\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />that they know so much of medicine that being ubraided\r\n            <lb />with the want of infallibility is not a disparagement\r\n            <lb />that will particularly affect them. Wishing you heartily\r\n            <lb />relief I am with great regard and esteem\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />Your most obedient humble servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Ed<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 2<sup>d.</sup> June\r\n                <lb />1783\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4641, 3, '2013-10-17 15:24:35', 18),
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You know well what was his situation\r\n            <lb />when he came here. Immediately upon his coming he\r\n            <lb />was put under <ingredient n=\"2\">a Mercurial course</ingredient> first by <ingredient n=\"2\">MercuriÂ¬\r\n            <lb />al pill</ingredient> and afterwards by <ingredient n=\"2\">Unction</ingredient>. By the latter\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"2\">his mouth</bodypart> was kept sore and <symptom n=\"76\">some spitting</symptom> contiÂ¬\r\n            <lb />nued for a very long time till every <condition n=\"20\">Venereal</condition> symptom\r\n            <lb />disappeared. Among the rest <symptom n=\"63\">some swellings <bodypart n=\"70\">in\r\n            <lb />his Groin</bodypart></symptom> entirely disappeared but one in the place\r\n            <lb />where he will still find <symptom n=\"43\">an Ulcer</symptom> continued obstinate\r\n            <lb />suppurated and was opened and <symptom n=\"43\">the Ulcer</symptom> in conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />sequence has continued in spite of every measure\r\n            <lb />that could be employed to heal it. Even <ingredient n=\"2\">MercuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rial course</ingredient> was long continued upon the suspicion\r\n            <lb />of some <condition n=\"4\">Syphilitic taint</condition> remaining but without\r\n            <lb />any effect and while every other symptom had\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Vanished and the body had been very thorougly <ingredient n=\"2\">drenched\r\n            <lb />by Mercury</ingredient> I think it was very properly suspected\r\n            <lb />that the obstinacy of <symptom n=\"43\">this Ulcer</symptom> depended upon some\r\n            <lb />other fault in <bodypart n=\"48\">the blood</bodypart> than <condition n=\"4\">a Syphilitic</condition> and upon\r\n            <lb />one which we know <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> cannot cure. <ingredient n=\"2\">The\r\n            <lb />Mercury</ingredient> therefore was entirely given up and the\r\n            <lb />Cure attempted <ingredient n=\"1\">by Bark</ingredient> internally and various\r\n            <lb />external applications. <ingredient n=\"2\">Dry Precipitate</ingredient> seemed\r\n            <lb />to have at first good effects but afterwards failed\r\n            <lb />and the same has happened from the application\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"231\">Verdigrease</ingredient> in a strong solution. The Callous Edges\r\n            <lb />were cut with the point of the Lancet and treated\r\n            <lb />with <ingredient n=\"43\">Blue Vitriol</ingredient> with seeming advantage but \r\n            <lb />that could not continue while the bottom did not\r\n            <lb />fill up and while <ingredient n=\"112\">the Cupper application</ingredient> did\r\n            <lb />not continue to have any good effect a return has\r\n            <lb />been made to a dressing with <ingredient n=\"2\">the dry precipitate</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />and in this state you will now find the business\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r.</sup> Wood and I have now come to this thought\r\n            <lb />that nothing will answer the purpose till his\r\n            <lb />general health shall be better established and\r\n            <lb />for this purpose therefore we have advised his\r\n            <lb />going to the Country. There by being in better Air\r\n            <lb />than for a long time past and by some exercise\r\n            <lb />which however must be very gentle and moderate\r\n            <lb />and by a proper Diet <del>and at the same time being</del>\r\n            <lb />he may recover his good health and at the same\r\n            <lb />time he should be so much within your reach that\r\n            <lb />you may from time to time see the condition of <symptom n=\"43\">his\r\n            <lb />Sore</symptom> and according to circumstances direct the\r\n            <lb />management of it as your good judgement in\r\n            <lb />which we have absolute confidence shall think\r\n            <lb />best. His Diet we still think should be chiefly\r\n            <lb />of Milk and Farinacea but not so strictly but\r\n            <lb />that he may frequently at Dinner take a little\r\n            <lb />Animal food avoiding however all kinds of fish,\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />or salted meats. We have no internal medicine to\r\n            <lb />propose but that now and then he may take <ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />for some days together but with respect to both\r\n            <lb />internals and externals we leave the matter entirely\r\n            <lb />to your discretion. If he had continued here we had some\r\n            <lb />thoughts of trying <symptom n=\"43\">the Ulcer</symptom> with <ingredient n=\"250\">Alum</ingredient> and both be washing\r\n            <lb />with a strong solution and by applying <ingredient n=\"250\">the burnt Alum</ingredient>\r\n            <lb />but this we leave to your good discretion as also the\r\n            <lb />removing the edges by <ingredient n=\"43\">the blue Vitriol</ingredient> when the bottom\r\n            <lb />is a little better filled up. Wishing you heartily success\r\n            <lb />I am for M<sup>r.</sup> Wood and myself with great regard\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />Dear Sanders\r\n                <lb />Your most obedient servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 2<sup>d.</sup> June\r\n                <lb /><u>1783</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4642, 13, '2013-10-04 12:16:25', 41),
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The whole\r\n            <lb />of these as symptoms of disease are very moderate\r\n            <lb />and such as I hope he may entirely get the better of\r\n            <lb />but such is often the insidious nature of these <choice><abbr>sympt<sup>s.</sup></abbr><expan>symptoms</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />that I cannot admitt of the neglect of any precaution\r\n            <lb />that might be otherwise proper and necessary and\r\n            <lb />as I find his going to Dublin is not required soon\r\n            <lb />I have advised in the mean time to go to the Island\r\n            <lb />of Arran for a course of Goat whey which is now\r\n            <lb />and now only at the proper Season.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />During the course of Goat whey I think few\r\n            <lb />medicines are proper I shall <add place=\"above\">therefore</add> only order one at the\r\n            <lb />end of this letter or on a paper inclosed and here\r\n            <lb />only I shall give you a few hints with respect to the\r\n            <lb />management of his goat whey course.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Let him take care to have a dry Lodging as near the\r\n            <lb />Goats as possible that if possible the milk may be yearned\r\n            <lb />with the natural heat it has from the Goats. Let him\r\n            <lb />begin to drink it by degrees taking not above half a\r\n            <lb />Mutchkin for the first day and increasing by a gill only\r\n            <lb />every day till he takes about a Chopin which is generally\r\n            <lb />as much as <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart> easily digests. In taking this\r\n            <lb />he should begin pretty early and take it in divided draughts\r\n            <lb />not above half a mutchkin at once at the intervals of half\r\n            <lb />an hour and he should not take Breakfast for an hour\r\n            <lb />after finishing the whey.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />His Breakfast should be Coco tea with dry toast\r\n            <lb />and a very little Butter.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At Dinner he may have a little Beef tea or Chicken\r\n            <lb />Broth with bread but I would have him take no other\r\n            <lb />Animal food during his Goat whey course. For the\r\n            <lb />rest of his Dinner and at Supper he must take chiefly\r\n            <lb />Cows milk and farinacea <add place=\"above\">of any kind and</add> in various forms as he\r\n            <lb />likes best. In the Island of Arran where I suppose\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />he is to go he wil not be tempted with Garden things\r\n            <lb />and I dont think much of them do well with Goat whey\r\n            <lb />though he may take a little young Turnip, a few young\r\n            <lb />Pease or a little Collyflower if he can have them. His drink\r\n            <lb />must be Plain water, cold whey is not proper. All sorts\r\n            <lb />of malt liquors are still less so and I cannot think\r\n            <lb />either wine or Spirits and water quite safe for him.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I hope he will take care to have his Lodging near\r\n            <lb />to where he can always have a dry walk\r\n            <lb />for he should be very much in the oper Air\r\n            <lb />when neither rain nor cold winds <add place=\"above\">nor great heat of the sun</add> do not\r\n            <lb />prevent him. He should walk out often\r\n            <lb />but he should always walk gently never up hill nor\r\n            <lb />never long at one time so as never in any way to be\r\n            <lb />heated or fatigued by his exercise. The exercise he is\r\n            <lb />especially to be the better for is going on Horseback and\r\n            <lb />which he should Practise every forenoon and perhaps\r\n            <lb />Evening that the weather allows of taking care also\r\n            <lb />that his motion be always tolerably gentle. I need\r\n            <lb />hardly say that his greatest care must be to avoid cold\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />and I know that you are particularly <del>proper</del> capable of giving\r\n            <lb />the proper directions on this subject. I hope I have now given\r\n            <lb />the whole of the needful advice but if either M<sup>r.</sup> &amp; M<sup>rs.</sup> Orr or you\r\n            <lb />have any questions to put let me have them immediately and they\r\n            <lb />shall be answered as well as I can in course of post. The medicine\r\n            <lb />I have mentioned in prescribed below. I did not see enough of M<sup>r.</sup>\r\n            <lb />Hamiltons case to give a positive answer to your question but I\r\n            <lb />think it was only <condition n=\"27\">Anasarca</condition> with such <symptom n=\"87\">crusts</symptom> as I have seen before.\r\n        </p>\r\n<handShift />\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"121\">Extract. glycyrrh.</ingredient> Ê’iij  In frustula conciso affunde aquÃ¦ ferventis\r\n                    <lb />q. s. ut mollescat et confundatur in pulpam cui adde, prius in pulverem\r\n                    <lb />tenuem tritam <ingredient n=\"56\">Bals. Tolutan.</ingredient> <ingredient n=\"69\">Myrrh</ingredient> @ Ê’Å¿s et cum aquÃ¦ q. s. f. massa dividend.\r\n                    <lb />in pil. Sing. gr. V. Sig. <action n=\"19\">Pectoral Pills</action> two to be taken every night at bedtime\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>Take three drachms of <ingredient n=\"121\">Extract of liquorice</ingredient>. In concise fragments pour in enough hot water to soften and bruise to form a pulp, then adding, before grinding into a powder, half a drachm each of <ingredient n=\"56\">Balsam of Tolu</ingredient> and <ingredient n=\"69\">Myrrh</ingredient> and a sufficient quantity of water to form a mass to be divided into single pills of five grains. Label: <action n=\"19\">Pectoral Pills</action>. Two to be taken every night at bedtime.</reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />With Compliments to M<sup>r</sup> &amp; M<sup>rs</sup> Orr I am with great regard Dear Sanders\r\n                <lb />Your most <choice><abbr>obed<sup>t</sup> serv<sup>t.</sup></abbr><expan>obedient servant</expan></choice>\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>W<sup>m</sup> Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 9<sup>th</sup> June 1783.</dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4645, 2, '2013-11-21 15:17:55', 67),
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I ordered Her to lay in a cool room,\r\n            <lb />the Body, particularly the <bodypart n=\"1\">Head</bodypart> to be lightly\r\n            \r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />covered; &amp; the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart> to be raised high, and\r\n            <lb />a Matress to be putt upon the Bed. On\r\n            <lb />Wednesday she was taken ill &amp; the <unclear>next</unclear>\r\n            <lb />day she took a <unclear>paying</unclear> <ingredient n=\"24\" t=\"15\">Decoction of Senna\r\n            <lb />Salts</ingredient> &amp; which operated briskly &amp; well,\r\n            <lb />same day had six <treatment n=\"14\">Leeches applyed to the\r\n                <lb /><bodypart n=\"63\">Temples</bodypart></treatment>, which releived her much, entirely\r\n            <lb />removed the pain of the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, &amp; procured a\r\n            <lb />considerable motion to the affected <bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart>. Yesterday\r\n            <lb />the <treatment n=\"14\">Leeches</treatment> were again applyed &amp; this\r\n            <lb />day she still gains ground. Tomorrow I\r\n            <lb />have desired the <treatment n=\"14\">Leeches</treatment> to be applyed\r\n            <lb />again, if any pain in the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, <symptom n=\"151\">redness\r\n                <lb />of the <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart></symptom> or <symptom n=\"11\">defect in vision</symptom> makes this\r\n            <lb />application <unclear>hurtfull</unclear>, &amp; on Monday, I\r\n            <lb />intend to repeat the <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action> &amp; then apply\r\n            <lb />a <treatment n=\"4\">Blister to the <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></treatment>. The reason why I\r\n            <lb />have not putt the <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> on before is, that\r\n            <lb />I wished to avoid every thing either external\r\n            <lb />or internal, that is any measure would oil\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />a stimulus, in however small degree, but\r\n            <lb />I think by the time I mention, there will be\r\n            <lb />no danger from the <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> acting in that\r\n            <lb />way, tho\' on external stimulus often removes\r\n            <lb />an internal <unclear>one</unclear>. I ordered the <bodypart n=\"12\">Arms</bodypart> &amp;\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart> to be <treatment n=\"39\">rubbed</treatment> with a <ingredient n=\"23\">solution of\r\n            <lb />Camphere</ingredient>, as I saw something was\r\n            <lb />expected by my patients friends for that\r\n            <lb />purpose, &amp; if you aprove I shall add\r\n            <lb />some Other to it. Shall be glad to have\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>y<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice> opinion about the future plan of operation\r\n            <lb />supposing no other symptom occurs --\r\n            <lb />What occurs to me <unclear>or</unclear> <ingredient n=\"23\">Bleedings</ingredient> when <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb />by the Lancet, <treatment n=\"14\">Leeches</treatment> a <illegible w=\"1\"/>. <treatment n=\"4\">Blisters</treatment>\r\n            <lb />applyed <unclear>healed</unclear> up &amp; applyed again.\r\n            <lb />The <bodypart n=\"64\">Belly</bodypart> kept open, &amp; <unclear>sometimes</unclear> <illegible w=\"1\"/>\r\n            <lb />the <treatment n=\"3\">Electrical. efluvia</treatment>, wisely &amp; cautiously\r\n            <lb />conducted, wishing <add place=\"above\">you</add> the peace of God I am\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute><choice><abbr>D<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Dear</expan></choice> Sir <choice><abbr>y<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>your</expan></choice></salute> most obedient Servant\r\n            <signed>James Hamilton</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Dunbar 2 <choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> <u>1780</u></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        \r\n        <postscript/>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />PS. I have forbid all animal food, spirits\r\n            <lb />&amp; fermented liquors, &amp; have given no continual\r\n            <lb />medicine whatever, except the first day, a\r\n            <lb />a small dose of the compound <ingredient n=\"28\" t=\"1\"><unclear>tincture</unclear> of Castor</ingredient>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>JH</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Hamilton <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n            <lb />Miss Home\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Sept<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>September</expan></choice> 1780\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 1908, 9, '2014-05-29 02:45:14', 277),
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I shall begin Miss Home  \r\n            <lb />with the <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">infusion</ingredient> tomorrow, &amp; if any thing\r\n            <lb />material happens, shall be sure to let\r\n            <lb />you know. Wishing you the favor of the\r\n            <lb />Almighty, which is far better than the\r\n            <lb />earth\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />and the fullness thereof. I am Dear Sir\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>Your most obedient Servant</salute>\r\n            <signed>James Hamilton</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />Dunbar\r\n                <lb />19. <choice><abbr>Octob<sup>r.</sup></abbr></choice> 1780\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n                <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Hamilton <choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb />Miss Home.\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1780.\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1934, 3, '2014-12-22 19:31:53', 39);
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H.</head>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Having attentively considered the whole history\r\n            <lb />and circumstances of Miss H\' case I find no difficulty\r\n            <lb />in judging of the nature of the disorder and judge it to\r\n            <lb />be entirely of the <condition n=\"28\">hysteric kind</condition>. Such disorders are of very\r\n            <lb /><add place=\"above\">various</add> appearance but at bottom are all of the same nature. They\r\n            <lb />are often tedious and difficult to cure but I hope that by\r\n            <lb />attention and pains for some time Miss H. may be entirely\r\n            <lb />recovered, and for that purpose would propose the followÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ing measures.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Let her take one of <add place=\"above\">the</add> <action n=\"29\">Tonic pills</action> every night at bedtime -\r\n            <lb />and again, in the morning before breakfast. 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All\r\n            <lb />salted meats and particularly cheese is very improper.\r\n            <lb />Her ordinary drink may be small beer, whey, buttermilk\r\n            <lb />or plain water but all kind of strong drink whether\r\n            <lb />wine, malt liquor or spirit are extremely improper\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />6. All kinds of exercise in cool weather will be usefull and\r\n            <lb />unless it is in very warm weather much walking is parÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ticularly proper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 24<sup>th</sup> May\r\n                <lb /><u>1781</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <head>For Miss G. 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Æ·Å¿s\r\n                    <lb />et cum Mucil. <ingredient n=\"75\">G. Arabic</ingredient> q. s. ut f. massa dividenda\r\n                    <lb />in pil. sing. gr. v.\r\n                    <lb />Signa <action n=\"3\">Antispasmodic Pills</action>\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take a drachm of <ingredient n=\"23\">camphor</ingredient> and half a drachm of <ingredient n=\"50\">very hard white sugar.</ingredient>. Add a few drops of <ingredient n=\"369\">alcohol</ingredient>, crush to a powder\r\n                    to which add half a drachm of very good <ingredient n=\"5\">asafoetida</ingredient>, and enough Mucilage of <ingredient n=\"75\">gum Arabic</ingredient> to make a mass, to be divided into\r\n                    individual pills of five grams each. Label: <action n=\"3\">Antispasmodic Pills</action>.\r\n                </reg>\r\n            </choice>\r\n        </recipe>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />24 May\r\n                <lb /><u>1781</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n            <signed>W. C.</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 136, 2, '2013-09-23 18:02:29', 57),
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May 1786 / (Outgoing)</title>\r\n 		\r\n            <author>Cullen, William (1710-1790); numerous others</author>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcribed from original document</resp>\r\n                <name>Luca Guariento</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n            <respStmt>\r\n                <resp>Transcription checked</resp>\r\n                <name>Lauren McClelland</name>\r\n            </respStmt>\r\n        </titleStmt>\r\n        <publicationStmt>\r\n            <publisher>University of Glasgow</publisher>\r\n            <pubPlace>Glasgow</pubPlace>\r\n            <availability>\r\n                <p>Freely available with permission</p>\r\n            </availability>\r\n            <date when=\"2015\">2015</date>\r\n        </publicationStmt>\r\n        <sourceDesc>\r\n            <bibl>Consultation letters of William Cullen 1710-1790, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh</bibl>\r\n        </sourceDesc>\r\n    </fileDesc>\r\n    <encodingDesc>\r\n        <projectDesc>\r\n            <p>Texts digitised and transcribed for the Consultation Letters of William Cullen project at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-2015.</p>\r\n        </projectDesc>\r\n        <editorialDecl>\r\n         \r\n            <normalization>\r\n                <p>Original spelling and typography is largely retained in the normalised transcription. 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Murray\r\n            \r\n        </head>\r\n        \r\n        <opener>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir,\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            \r\n        </opener>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I am heartily concerned to find any thing\r\n            <lb />ailing M<sup>rs</sup>. Murray and especially as it is an\r\n            <lb />Ailment that I hoped to have cured long ago but\r\n            <lb />am not surprised to find some <bodypart n=\"49\">Cutaneous</bodypart> ailments\r\n            <lb />very obstinate. I shall however most anxiously\r\n            <lb />do my best to make amends for what is past.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. Cinnam. simpl.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Syr. caryophyll.</ingredient> @ â„¥j\r\n                    <lb />Aq. font. â„¥iv\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"107\">--- rosar.</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"110\">Tart. Emet.</ingredient> gr. ij\r\n                    <lb />â„³. Sig. <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic mixture</action> a table\r\n                    <lb />spoonful to be taken for a dose at bed time\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                \r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take one ounce of <ingredient n=\"65\">simple Cinnamon Water</ingredient>, \r\n                    one ounce of <ingredient n=\"71\" t=\"18\">Syrup of cloves</ingredient>, \r\n                    four ounces of spring Water, \r\n                    two ounces of <ingredient n=\"107\">rose Water</ingredient> and \r\n                    two grains of <ingredient n=\"110\">Tartar Emetic</ingredient>. \r\n                    Mix. Label: <action n=\"11\">Diaphoretic mixture</action>; a tablespoonful \r\n                    to be taken for a dose at bedtime.\r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Let M<sup>rs.</sup> Murray begin with this\r\n            <lb />dose, but let it be increased to what her <bodypart n=\"46\">stoÂ¬\r\n            <lb />mach</bodypart> will bear without <unclear>much</unclear> <symptom n=\"3\">sickness</symptom> or\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"3\">vomiting</symptom>.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        \r\n        <recipe>\r\n            \r\n            <choice>\r\n                \r\n                <orig>\r\n                    \r\n                    <lb />â„ž Aq. font. â„¥viij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"2\">Merc. sublim. corro.</ingredient> g<sup>r</sup>. ij\r\n                    <lb />Sig Healing Lotion for <treatment n=\"43\">anointing the <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart></treatment>\r\n                    \r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    \r\n                    Take eight ounces of spring Water and \r\n                    two grains of <ingredient n=\"2\">corrosive sublimate of Mercury</ingredient>. \r\n                    Label: Healing lotion for <treatment n=\"43\">anointing the <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart></treatment> \r\n                    \r\n                </reg>\r\n                \r\n            </choice>\r\n            \r\n        </recipe>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />Every night before going to bed let the <bodypart n=\"10\">upper\r\n                <lb />part of the neck</bodypart>; <del>be w</del> immediately under the\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"7\">Ears</bodypart> be washed with a spoonful or two of this lotion\r\n            <lb />and repeated for two three Nights after, and if it\r\n            <lb />seems to obviate the <symptom n=\"78\">itching</symptom> and deaden the <symptom n=\"30\">eruptio<supplied>n</supplied></symptom>\r\n            <lb />let it be extended downwards to the <bodypart n=\"10\">lower parts\r\n                <lb />of the neck</bodypart>, and perhaps still further, but\r\n            <lb />before you proceed far I would beg to hear from\r\n            <lb />you.\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />With most respectful Compliments to a<supplied>ll</supplied>\r\n            <lb />at Darnhall I am, \r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            \r\n            <salute>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />Dear Sir,\r\n                <lb />Your most obedient servant\r\n                \r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>\r\n                \r\n                <lb />William Cullen\r\n                \r\n            </signed>\r\n            \r\n            <dateline>\r\n                \r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup>.</abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 3<sup>rd.</sup> May\r\n                <lb />1786\r\n                \r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    \r\n</body>', 5251, 13, '2014-12-30 15:34:57', 122),
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I think it is pretty certain from several conÂ¬\r\n            <lb />siderations that his pains have never been of <symptom n=\"62\">the\r\n            <lb />Inflammatory kind</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3. I cannot find that his disease of whatever\r\n            <lb />nature it is, is seated in <bodypart n=\"46\">the Stomach</bodypart> as his entire\r\n            <lb />Appetite and Digestion, his feeling no disorder from\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />any kind of food and the absence of <symptom n=\"48\">the Dyspeptic\r\n            <lb />symptoms</symptom> he was formerly affected with are all to me\r\n            <lb />proofs that <bodypart n=\"46\">his stomach</bodypart> is perfectly sound. <symptom n=\"3\">Vomitings</symptom>\r\n            <lb />did not attend to his fits and <symptom n=\"48\">Vomitings</symptom> may arise\r\n            <lb />from a disorder in any part of <bodypart n=\"82\">the Alimentary Canal</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />and <symptom n=\"3\">Vomitings violent</symptom> or repeated will always emulge\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"88\">the Biliary ducts</bodypart> and draw <bodypart n=\"88\">Bile</bodypart> into <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />to be rejected by <symptom n=\"3\">Vomiting</symptom>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4. By rejecting the supposition of <symptom n=\"62\">inflammation</symptom>\r\n            <lb />and finding no room to suspect the application of acrid\r\n            <lb />matter I am necessarily led to suppose the disease\r\n            <lb />of <condition n=\"36\">the Spasmodic kind</condition>. This will be readily admitted\r\n            <lb />with respect to <symptom n=\"95\">the paroxysms</symptom> induced by cold and\r\n            <lb />relieved by <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> &amp; <action n=\"21\">Laxatives</action>. But I must at the\r\n            <lb />same time suppose some permanent topical affection\r\n            <lb />which Some How acccidentally irritated occasion<unclear>ing</unclear>\r\n            <lb />both more <symptom n=\"57\">violent spasm</symptom> and <symptom n=\"57\">spasms</symptom> more extensively\r\n            <lb />affecting <bodypart n=\"82\">the Alimentary Canal.</bodypart>\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />5. Of what nature the topical affection may be\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I am at a loss to determine. It is attended with a sense\r\n            <lb />of stricture and it may be chiefly of that nature but I\r\n            <lb />suspect something more perhaps some thickening of <bodypart n=\"69\">the\r\n            <lb />Coats in one part of the Intestines</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />6. This leads me to consider more particularly the seat\r\n            <lb />of this affection. I have said it is not in <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart> but\r\n            <lb />from the pain felt on pressing <bodypart n=\"98\">the Epigastric region</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />and upon a full inspiration it must be near to <bodypart n=\"46\">the stomach</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />and therefore either in <bodypart n=\"113\">the Duodenum</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"69\">Colon</bodypart>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />7  The general state of the System and particularly\r\n            <lb />the weakened tone of it may favour the coming on of such\r\n            <lb />diseases but I think there must always be also some\r\n            <lb />causes determining to a particular part. Such causes\r\n            <lb />indeed cannot be commonly perceived but they undoubtedly\r\n            <lb />take place and a great part of the Human Race have\r\n            <lb />from original conformation or particular accidents\r\n            <lb /><del>have</del> some frailty or fault in particular parts of their\r\n            <lb />body.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have now given you from a careful study my\r\n            <lb />opinion of your patients Case and the grounds of that opinion\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />more fully than I can afford to do in many of the Cases I\r\n            <lb />am Consulted for. I am heartily sorry I cannot give in the\r\n            <lb />case of a particular friend of yours a more favourable opinion\r\n            <lb />and one that might lead to a certain Cure which indeed\r\n            <lb />I cannot promise with any confidence.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />You have already employed many judicious and\r\n            <lb />pro<del>per</del><add place=\"above\">mising</add> remedies but both from your want of success\r\n            <lb />and from the nature of the Case more topical than\r\n            <lb />general <del>mak</del> I must think that <action n=\"29\">tonic remedies</action>\r\n            <lb />will be of little service in preventing the returns of\r\n            <lb />the disease. For such prevention you must especially\r\n            <lb />trust to a very exact attention in guarding against\r\n            <lb />cold and moisture and for that purpose his using\r\n            <lb />always warm Cloathing, flannel next his skin and\r\n            <lb />particular care to keep <bodypart n=\"24\">his feet <bodypart n=\"17\">and legs</bodypart></bodypart> always\r\n            <lb />warm and dry. It is not uncommon for <symptom n=\"60\">such Colics</symptom>\r\n            <lb />to come on with a spontaneous coldness of <bodypart n=\"24\">the feet</bodypart> and\r\n            <lb />by taking notice of the first feelings of this <add place=\"above\">and</add> by taking\r\n            <lb />pains to restore the heat of these parts the advance\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"5\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />of the fits have been often prevented. You have not\r\n            <lb />taken notice of his being liable to any <symptom n=\"24\">Costiveness</symptom> or of any\r\n            <lb />degree of that immediately preceeding his fits though\r\n            <lb />the pill you have employed looks something like it\r\n            <lb />and a particular attention to the state of <bodypart n=\"37\">the Bowels</bodypart> in\r\n            <lb />this respect must be of great consequence. With reÂ¬\r\n            <lb />spect to his Diet the quantity of his Animal food\r\n            <lb />may perhaps be too much but I am certain that\r\n            <lb />much of the Vegetable would be still more dangerous\r\n            <lb />I would not therefore advise any change in his present\r\n            <lb />general plan but can advise moderation both in\r\n            <lb />the quality and quantity <add place=\"above\">of his Animal food</add> and though the same\r\n            <lb />rule is more necessary still with regard to his VegeÂ¬\r\n            <lb />table food I would allow him or advise him to take\r\n            <lb />so much of this particularly of farinacea as he\r\n            <lb />knows from experience he can easily digest. Though\r\n            <lb />his disease is not of <symptom n=\"62\">an inflammatory kind</symptom> I know\r\n            <lb />that a very full Animal diet may prove a hurtful\r\n            <lb />irritation in every case of infirmity and especially\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"6\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />of every topical affection. In all cases also the bland\r\n            <lb />and mild state of the fluids is of consequence and therefore\r\n            <lb />a milk diet has often been useful. I dont think it\r\n            <lb />probable that M<sup>r.</sup> Yates could bear this <add place=\"above\">entirely</add> but you\r\n            <lb />have not given me any data upon which I can find\r\n            <lb />any particular advice. On the subject of Prevention\r\n            <lb />I have not touched the article of Exercise which howÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ever I think of great importance. Although you say\r\n            <lb />he has used Exercise on Horseback without evident\r\n            <lb />advantage I am persuaded it is always of great use\r\n            <lb />to the System in general and will always give\r\n            <lb />a good chance for Nature relieving topical affections.\r\n            <lb />I therefore recommend the continuance of his exercise\r\n            <lb />on horseback or in a Carriage as far as the weather\r\n            <lb />and his strength will allow his motion indeed should\r\n            <lb />always be gentle but it should be employed as often\r\n            <lb />and as long at one time as his circumstances mentioned\r\n            <lb />will allow.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have now said as much as I can on the subject\r\n            <lb />of prevention and with respect to the management\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"7\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />of <symptom n=\"95\">paroxysms</symptom> when they come on your conduct has\r\n            <lb />been so perfectly judicious that I can offer no improveÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ment upon it. I shall only say that upon the appearance\r\n            <lb />of an Attack if there is no ground to suspect any retention\r\n            <lb />of fÃ¦ces which would indeed always engage your first\r\n            <lb />care I would otherwise be early in the employment\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"14\">Opiates</ingredient> and in very full doses. But as <symptom n=\"24\">the CostiveÂ¬\r\n            <lb />ness</symptom> induced by <ingredient n=\"14\">by opiates</ingredient> may be hurtful in its turn the\r\n            <lb />use of <ingredient n=\"28\">Oleum Ricini</ingredient> as the best medicine that\r\n            <lb />could be thought of will still be proper.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />After writing thus far and again reading\r\n            <lb />your letter I find nothing omitted but\r\n            <lb />my not taking notice of the <symptom n=\"23\">many symptoms of debility</symptom>\r\n            <lb />which attend <symptom n=\"95\">the paroxysms</symptom> and subsist for some time\r\n            <lb />after them. With respect to these I have only to say\r\n            <lb />that they are marks of <condition n=\"36\">a spasmodic</condition> and <condition n=\"21\">Nervous</condition>\r\n            <lb />affection which in any part of <bodypart n=\"82\">the Alimentary Canal</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />is ready to affect the whole System with <symptom n=\"23\">a great degree\r\n            <lb />of debility</symptom> and for relieving which I know no other\r\n            <lb />remedy but <ingredient n=\"14\">the Opiate</ingredient> which may remove <symptom n=\"57\">this spasm</symptom>\r\n            <lb />that is the cause of it. For <symptom n=\"55\">the languor</symptom> that generally\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"8\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />succeeds the fits a light nourishing diet with what wine he\r\n            <lb />can easily bear may certainly be useful and I suppose you\r\n            <lb />have employed it and your experience will direct you better\r\n            <lb />in the management of it than I could do without mroe data\r\n            <lb />on this subject than you have given me and which I\r\n            <lb />presume were not necessary.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Before I quit the subject I must again say that though\r\n            <lb />I would not reserve anything from you I am by no means\r\n            <lb />positive in my opinion of a topical affection and on the contrary\r\n            <lb />hope very confidently that the means of prevention proposed\r\n            <lb />may even in time relieve the uneasy sense of stricture and\r\n            <lb />every other feeling that can mark a permanent affection and\r\n            <lb />therefore I am very doubtful in proposing any other means\r\n            <lb />of Curing it. I have thought both of <ingredient n=\"2\">Mercury</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"57\">Cicuta</ingredient> but I\r\n            <lb />need not tell you what difficulties or doubts might be proposed\r\n            <lb />with respect to them and I will say no more of them till\r\n            <lb />I have your opinion of <del>both</del> your patients Constitution\r\n            <lb />and an account of the continuance of his symptoms. In\r\n            <lb />the case of any friend of yours I would wish to give you all\r\n            <lb />the assistance I can and the Fee I have received entitles\r\n            <lb />you to what further Consultation you can desire. I beg\r\n            <lb />therefore to hear from you whenever you think I can be of any\r\n            <lb />use. \r\n        </p>\r\n            <closer>\r\n                <salute>\r\n                    <lb />Believe me to be with great regard your most obedient\r\n                    <lb />humble Servant.\r\n                </salute>\r\n                <dateline>\r\n                    <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 17<sup>th.</sup> June\r\n                    <lb />1783\r\n                </dateline>\r\n            </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4648, 3, '2014-04-15 15:30:20', 84),
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If the weather is cool he may\r\n            <lb />travel at any time of the day he likes best but\r\n            <lb />if the weather should prove warm he should avoid\r\n            <lb />travelling in the middle of the day, that is, from\r\n            <lb />Eleven oClock til three or four afternoon.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Too much heat applied would certainly do\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />harm and therefore is to be guarded against particuÂ¬\r\n            <lb />larly by avoiding Travelling late at night or in\r\n            <lb />very wet weather either upon the road or at Buxton.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Sir Robert\'s diet both upon the road and at\r\n            <lb />Buxton should be of a middle kind. 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He should abstain from\r\n            <lb />Spirits in every shape.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />His Suppers should be little or none at all a bit\r\n            <lb />of dry toast with a glass or two of weak Negus will\r\n            <lb />be generally sufficient. At Breakfast Sir Robert\r\n            <lb />may take dry toast and butter with a dish of tea\r\n            <lb />which if very weak may be of any kind he likes\r\n            <lb />best. In the afternoon he may take either a dish\r\n            <lb />of Green Tea or Coffee but either of them should be\r\n            <lb />always very weak.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Both upon the road and at Buxton he should\r\n            <lb />continue to take his dose of <ingredient n=\"60\">white mustard</ingredient> every\r\n            <lb />night and morning.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />While upon the road till he gets to Buxton\r\n            <lb />he wil please to continue to take the Electuary\r\n            <lb />I have already prescribed but when he gets to\r\n            <lb />Buxton he may lay it entirely aside and trust\r\n            <lb />entirely to <ingredient n=\"12\" t=\"5\">the use of the waters</ingredient>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />With regard to the management of these\r\n            <lb />I offer no directions but leave Sir Robert\r\n        </p>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />to be directed by his own former experience in drinking\r\n            <lb />and Bathing more or less as he found them formerly\r\n            <lb />to agree with him.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />I have only one other advice to offer, which\r\n            <lb />is that while the weather is tolerably fair Sir\r\n            <lb />Robert should go out in a Carriage more or less every\r\n            <lb />day.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 5<sup>th.</sup> August\r\n                <lb />1783\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 4680, 13, '2013-09-18 11:49:24', 30),
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Miss Home\r\n            <lb />has gradually been on the recovery. I applyed\r\n            <lb />a <treatment n=\"4\">Blister</treatment> <unclear>repeatedly</unclear> to her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>, &amp; <bodypart n=\"7\">behind the\r\n            <lb />ear</bodypart> of the affected side, but as yet have not\r\n            <lb />putt one, on either the <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart>, I have\r\n            <lb />ordered no additional medicine, except, <ingredient n=\"60\">powderÂ¬\r\n            <lb />rd mustard</ingredient> mixed with water, which is\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"39\">rubbed</treatment> upon the <bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart> every day, at a\r\n            <lb />different time from the <ingredient n=\"408\">Camphorated Ã†ther</ingredient>.\r\n            <lb />She also takes a <action n=\"21\">Laxative Electuary</action>, composed\r\n            <lb />of <ingredient n=\"152\">pulp of prunes</ingredient>, <ingredient n=\"8\">cream of Tartar</ingredient> &amp; a\r\n            <lb />small <unclear>preparation</unclear> of <ingredient n=\"10\">powder of Jalop</ingredient>, <del>to take</del>\r\n            <lb />occasionally. Miss Home walks wonderfully\r\n            <lb />well, has also in a great measure, recovered\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />the use of her <bodypart n=\"12\">Arm</bodypart>. She has no <symptom n=\"1\">headach</symptom>, &amp; sleeps\r\n            <lb />well. Her diet still consists of vegetables &amp; grain.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />At night the diseased <bodypart n=\"17\">Leg</bodypart> &amp; <bodypart n=\"24\">foot</bodypart>, is a little\r\n            <lb /><symptom n=\"63\">swelled</symptom>. Might now try a <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"15\">weak decoction\r\n            <lb />of the Bark</ingredient>. I think now there would be\r\n            <lb />no risk from its use but I shall be guided\r\n            <lb />by you, wishing you every good thing\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />I am my Dear Sir your most\r\n                <lb />obedient Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>James Hamilton</signed>\r\n            <dateline>Dunbar 12 <choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> <u>1780</u></dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb /><u><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice></u>\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            <p>\r\n                <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> J. Hamilton.\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> Miss Home.\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Oct<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>October</expan></choice> 1780.\r\n                <lb />V. XI. p.96.\r\n            </p>\r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1928, 3, '2014-12-22 19:29:01', 74);
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I have never mentioned it to the family,\r\n            <lb />nor indeed can I at present get it done, as my\r\n            <lb /><treatment n=\"3\">Electrical apparatus</treatment> is out of order; &amp; I must\r\n            <lb />wait untill a new one comes to my hand\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />I am exceedingly by fond of <treatment n=\"3\">Electricity</treatment>, Judiciously\r\n            <lb />managed &amp; perseveringly continued it works cures\r\n            <lb />almost miraculous. Will you be so good as to favor\r\n            <lb />me with your opinion of the Utility of the therm:\r\n            <lb />mineral:<note>\'ThermÃ¦ Mineralis\', a general term for \'warm mineral waters\', such as those at Bath and Aix. Cullen uses the term, citing these as examples,  in his posthumously published <i>Clinical Lectures</i> (London: 1797), p. 240.</note>  I think <add place=\"above\">it</add> an active powerfull &amp; safe\r\n            <lb />medicine - when joined with a mild <action n=\"21\">Laxative</action>, as\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"76\">Manna</ingredient> &amp; <ingredient n=\"125\"><choice><abbr>tart solub:</abbr><expan>tartar solubil</expan></choice></ingredient> in all, <symptom n=\"62\">inflamatory\r\n            <lb />complaints</symptom>, but my experience of it, is yet but\r\n            <lb />small, favor me also with your opinion of\r\n            <lb />Ware\'s Treatise upon the ophthalmic.<note>James Ware, <i>Remarks on the Ophthalmy, Psorophthalmy, and Purulent Eye With Methods of Cure</i> (London, 1780), esp. pp 89;94.</note>\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n I have\r\n            <lb />myself used <treatment n=\"4\">Blisters to the <bodypart n=\"63\">temples</bodypart></treatment>, <add place=\"above\">as he directs</add> directly\r\n            <lb />over where the <treatment n=\"14\">Leeches</treatment> have been applyed,\r\n            <lb />with success in <symptom n=\"1\">violent Headachs</symptom> &amp; pains &amp;\r\n            <lb />in the <bodypart n=\"6\">Eyes</bodypart>, but never used the <ingredient n=\"58\"><choice><abbr>Tinct: Theb:</abbr><expan>Tincture Thebaic</expan></choice></ingredient>\r\n            <lb />as he recommends, nor can I see how it should\r\n            <lb /><unclear>do</unclear> the wonders he ascribes to it, but I am\r\n            <lb />now about dropping my Theory for good, &amp;\r\n            <lb />in future, shall be chiefly anxious, my presÂ¬\r\n            <lb />criptions may have a usefull effect, without\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\"/>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />puzling myself how. Can I get medical Books\r\n            <lb />from the Library,<note>Presumably the library of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh.</note> my little income suffers from\r\n            <lb />the numbers I <add place=\"above\">am</add> always obliged to buy. --\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Would it not be <unclear>well</unclear>, if their was to <add place=\"above\">be</add> a small\r\n            <lb />copy of our new <choice><abbr>Pharmac:</abbr><expan>Pharmacopoeia</expan></choice> printed,<note>He refers to the <i>Pharmacopoeia Collegii Regii Medicorum Edinburgensis</i> (Edinburgh: 1774).</note>\r\n\r\n\r\n so that we\r\n            <lb />might with care carry it in our pockets, as\r\n            <lb />it fatigues the memory, &amp; of course hasten on\r\n            <lb />old age, to be obliged to load the <bodypart n=\"95\">mind</bodypart> with\r\n            <lb />prÃ¦scriptions, &amp; <del>to</del> which <del><illegible w=\"1\"/></del> might <add place=\"above\">be avoided by</add> having\r\n            <lb />recourse to the Book in our pockets.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />When I wrote proposing the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\">Bark</ingredient> for Miss Homes, if I mentioned the\r\n            <lb /><ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"15\">Decoction of the Bark</ingredient>, I did wrong, as I have\r\n            <lb />been long convinced the <ingredient n=\"1\" t=\"19\">infusion</ingredient> is better,\r\n            <lb />&amp; which she has always taken. Wishing\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <closer>\r\n            <salute>\r\n                <lb />you every Good thing I am Dear Sir\r\n                <lb />your most obedient Servant\r\n            </salute>\r\n            <signed>James Hamilton</signed>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb />Dunbar 1 <choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice>\r\n                <lb /><u>1780</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n        </closer>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <pb n=\"4\"/>\r\n        \r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />D<sup>r.</sup> William Cullen\r\n            <lb />Physician\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice>\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <handShift/>\r\n        <annot>\r\n            \r\n            <lb />D<sup>r</sup> Hamilton \r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>C.</abbr><expan>Concerning</expan></choice> Miss Home\r\n            <lb /><choice><abbr>Nov<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>November</expan></choice> 1780\r\n            <lb />XI. p.96\r\n            \r\n        </annot>\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 1945, 3, '2013-12-06 23:10:18', 176),
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He is also\r\n            <lb />troubled with <condition n=\"39\">ascarides</condition>, and has lately\r\n            <lb />come thro a course of <ingredient n=\"2\">mercury</ingredient> for a \r\n            <lb /><condition n=\"20\">venereal disease</condition> which has perhaps\r\n            <lb />contributed to increase the <symptom n=\"23\">weakness\r\n            <lb />of his <bodypart n=\"47\">nerves</bodypart></symptom>.\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Much study has also been perhaps\r\n            <lb />rather detrimental - These are all\r\n            <lb />the particulars that the Casuist\r\n            <lb />thinks it necessary to mention and \r\n            <lb />it is hoped D<sup>r.</sup> Cullen will from\r\n            <lb />them be enabled to judge of his Case\r\n            <lb />and give his advice accordingly.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Questions.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />1. What means should be use to preÂ¬\r\n            <lb />vent the <symptom n=\"145\">pollutions</symptom>?\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2. What method should the Casuist\r\n            <lb />follow to strengthen his constitution?\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3. What meats or drinks may be\r\n            <lb />pernicious?\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />Since even small things may have\r\n            <lb />their weight in a case of this nature\r\n            <lb />is it of any consequence whether\r\n            <lb />the Casuist shall wear his own <bodypart n=\"120\">hair</bodypart>\r\n            <lb />or not, or take snuff or refrain\r\n            <lb />from it? - It ought also to have been menÂ¬\r\n            <lb />tioned that the Casuist is very subject\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />to <condition n=\"13\">catch cold in his <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart></condition>.\r\n        </p>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n    </div>\r\n    <div>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />M<sup>r</sup> Pinkertons\r\n            <lb />Case. -\r\n            <lb />April 1781.\r\n        </p>\r\n    </div>\r\n</body>', 2008, 13, '2015-02-03 09:35:13', 56),
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As soon as she is settled at home let her begin cold\r\n            <lb />bathing taking the water either from a spring or pitwell\r\n            <lb />but not from a river or brook. At first she may begin\r\n            <lb />by<del>s</del> sitting down in a common washing tub &amp; have the\r\n            <lb />water poured from a hand basin upon her <bodypart n=\"10\">neck</bodypart> and\r\n            <lb /><bodypart n=\"11\">shoulders</bodypart> &amp; by a wet towel carried over her whole body and\r\n            <lb />either this practice may be continued or she may have a\r\n            <lb />vessel large enough to dip her whole body. In either case\r\n            <lb />it is necessary to have the cold applied first to her <bodypart n=\"1\">head</bodypart>.\r\n            <lb />and there is no sure and safe way of doing this but <add place=\"above\">by</add> <treatment n=\"48\">cutting\r\n            <lb />out a great part of her <bodypart n=\"120\">hair</bodypart></treatment>. The bathing should\r\n            <lb />always be in the morning and at first every second day\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"2\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />afterwards every day.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />2. At the same time she should be as much in the fresh air\r\n            <lb />and as often on horseback as she conveniently can, only\r\n            <lb />avoiding very hot <del>weat</del> or very wet weather.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />3. At the same time every morning after bathing let her\r\n            <lb />take a table spoonfull more or less of the <action n=\"33\">aperient solution</action>\r\n            <lb />mixed with a pint of spring water drinking this at two\r\n            <lb />or three draughts leaving half an hour between each\r\n            <lb />and taking breakfast only an hour after finishing the\r\n            <lb />water.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />4. During this course of <ingredient n=\"12\">artificial mineral water</ingredient> which \r\n            <lb />should continue for six weeks she is to take no other\r\n            <lb />medicine. The medicine has a tendency to <action n=\"24\">purge</action> but\r\n            <lb />it should <add place=\"above\">do</add> no more than move her once a day and if it\r\n            <lb />does either more or less the dose is to be diminished or\r\n            <lb />increased.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <p>\r\n            <lb />5. In diet Miss James may take any ordinary fare\r\n            <lb />but she should prefer the lighter meats and she should\r\n            <lb />entirely abstain from all fish, Eggs &amp; cheese, all salted\r\n            <lb />meats\r\n            \r\n            <pb n=\"3\" />\r\n            \r\n            <lb />and all high seasoning. Of fruit and garden things she\r\n            <lb />may take but always moderately avoiding always those --\r\n            <lb />which she finds to prove <symptom n=\"7\">windy in her <bodypart n=\"46\">stomach</bodypart> or <bodypart n=\"37\">bowels</bodypart></symptom>\r\n            <lb />Milk she must take also sparingly and only at night.\r\n            <lb />At breakfast she may take tea with dry toast and a\r\n            <lb />little butter but she should take neither much tea nor\r\n            <lb />strong tea. Her ordinary drink should be plain water\r\n            <lb />and no kind of malt liquor is proper for her. At dinner\r\n            <lb />she may take a little wine either red or white with water.\r\n        </p>\r\n        <closer>\r\n            <dateline>\r\n                <lb /><choice><abbr>Edin<sup>r.</sup></abbr><expan>Edinburgh</expan></choice> 26<sup>th</sup> June\r\n                <lb /><u>1781</u>\r\n            </dateline>\r\n            <signed>William Cullen -</signed>\r\n        </closer>\r\n</div>\r\n<div>\r\n        \r\n        <pb n=\"4\" />\r\n        \r\n        <head>For Miss James</head>\r\n        <recipe>\r\n            <choice>\r\n                <orig>\r\n                    <lb />â„ž <ingredient n=\"125\">Tartar. solub.</ingredient> â„¥ij\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"95\">Sal. Glauber.</ingredient> â„¥j\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"222\">-- marin. Hisp.</ingredient>\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"93\">-- polychrest.</ingredient> @ â„¥Å¿s\r\n                    <lb /><ingredient n=\"65\">Aq. cinnam. simpl.</ingredient> â„¥iv\r\n                    <lb />-- font. â„¥viij\r\n                    <lb />Solve et cola\r\n                    <lb />Signa <action n=\"33\">Aperient solutions</action>\r\n                </orig>\r\n                <reg>\r\n                    Take two ounces of <ingredient n=\"125\">soluble tartar</ingredient>, an ounce of <ingredient n=\"95\">Glauber\'s salts</ingredient>, half an ounce each of <ingredient n=\"222\">Spanish sea salt</ingredient> and\r\n                    <ingredient n=\"93\">polychrest salt</ingredient>, four ounces of <ingredient n=\"65\">simple cinnamon water</ingredient>, eight ounces of spring water.\r\n                    Dissolve and strain. 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